https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-01-03.pdf 9ee238b8a8657f83bf4d2910c50c1125 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY EIGHTH YEAR - 10 PAGES AjP . HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 3, 1934 PAGES 1 to 6 NUMBER 36 . DR. W. D- HENDERSON TWO BABIES BORN AT nipprPT VC1D EfH Battle Creek Players to Present 07616365 MOIL SCOUT TO BE SPEAKER HOSPITAL ON JANY. 1 DlbuLJ itAll lUl TO IMPROVE 160 “Little Women” Here Fri.—Sat Brotherhood Meet­ Orpa^Arrived at 5:10 POSTOFFICE HERE ARE GUARANTEED First Hill January MITES TOP. ROADS A. M., and Second Just i - ing Promises to Be an COUNTY ROAD COMMIS­ SION BUSY WITH PLANS FOR COINING YEAR Interesting, One BOTH HASTmaS BANKS ! THE RECEIPTS WERE |70, TROOPS AND LEADERS TO The January meeting of tjw453.30 FOR THE BrotiM-thood will be held at the COME UNDER NEW GOV- - tings, Route 6. have the distinction MEET IN THE HIGH of haying the first baby born in usual place on Monday Evening, YEAR 1033 ERNMENT PLAN SCHOOL HERE A lovely old-fashionrd New Eng-'counw. Three divisions have been Hartings on January 1. 1934. a son January 13 The'speaker will be Dr. SpecialJMatinee for Children, Local C.C. Sponsors Essay Contest 'jknd Mn, room will be tan on Um AMOUNT !«•«• when the cumin. ... down ■ AMOUNT DUE DUE FROM FROM STATE WILL BE $42,200 ““ >o Include every ir.de tarn 'h' '"!“■ , SEVENTY BOYS TO PRESENT PAGEANT W D Henderson of the Urtiyerslty' of Michigan flr. Henderson has spoken here before. All who have heard him will be anxious to hear him again. -He has a real, worth­ while menage. There need "be no .{loubt about an interesting, thought­ provoking talk from tiie Doctor Tiie Supper squad will have as Captain. W L Hinman. Tin* other members Will be: Jesse Chase. Rich­ ard .Cook, George Heath Ered Jones. ■weighing five and one-half pounds being born to them at 5 10 A- M.. at OFFICE WILL RETURN PROTECTION FOR 97 Pennock hospital. PER CENT OF DEPOSITS Just twelve hours later. 5 10 P. M.. i TO ONE OF FIRST CLASS ---------- .Wmnen to be presented in Central pmmg are to write a criticism not a son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Means Federal Supervision Clark Payne ■ Mabel Squicrsl, 701 Receipts of $40,000 NeCSSWork Is Contingent Unon Re ! “ud,to1rlu,n, 1,115 Friday and ,IIKir(. than 300 words long revifewing worn IS contingent upon Ke iSatuntay. Jan .. and 6 by the uttle tne play. -Little Women, as prc- "Mightier Than the Sword" . , , No. Michigan Ave. at the hosuital hospital Insuring a Safe and Sound N<> Is Impressive Drama of ceipt of Cash From State Theater Guild of Bottle Creek under M.nt^ by the Battle Creek Players. The little fellow weighed four ' sary to Put a Postofrtce System in Country pounds and fourteen ounces and will in the First Class Under McNitt Bill ^UaXn."^ i£X l^rmediate Division a open World Peace answer to the name of Willard Wil-11 The Hastings port office did th« Depositors in the two banks of The Barry county road commls- .Creek playerx. thcm.M-h-e>. are bring-iXS^T'rodJ’1 Th£e n'termg arc Scouts and Scouters of Barry till* city need have no fears now -linm. \ • tion is getting mi to take over 168 !»* (,v'r a truckload of properties\ ri[_ theme not hw»re than 300 county will hold tlwlr annual rally Congratulations are extended to .largest business In 1933 of any year aixnn their deposits in either bonk. ------ , mile.s mure Of township rouda forl“««» t,1P loc“1 onteMWatlon Is further. u " z •“’ . ......... - *‘‘ '"re. Tobia;. and Mr- and in its history. Tint greatly increased up to $2,500. which would include -'•*,r all Mnpn.vrm.nt during the year 1934.;occupied in collecting various pieces ™™^ar^rer in '.,MS1Um *’7/ W<’d,‘,’Mli*v revenue, amounting to almost 75 tier Mrs. Payne. . about 97 |>-r cent of the average This will muke 504 miles of the 840,01 “’'loox- furnishings of approxi■*“ h’a^. ».» Januvy 10. c-imm.-nrirta ,.t lx iy, F.lm»r Rising.. Harold Smith and • •■nt a.-, compared with 1932. will re­ bank .; deposits. . mile, of township highway* within nwu-ly the period d..senbed bi^^Xta KKail odoek. The mectmg b- «in with F.d Smith. store the office to first class. Because i Tiie National Rank of Hastings the county, and will leave 336 miles Louisa May Alrott in her cla^rtc of ™ J“J £ "utbmud's in- C ’*1 "r 5yn’J”‘* th<- receipts last year, after dcducti under the federal banking Jaw to lx . taken over during 1935 andi«»* American home. ffive 17mJ- "itSim arc u> wAte ?* 2 J 'T • ing the ten per cent which the g»w! would have it.-, deposits insured au­ ••rnment required, brought the vol­ J036 The Friday evening show will X.L Uk,.Su''!'1 » b" ••.Vi meeting tomatically. because thdt law re­ The state, through the McNitt bill. I commence at 8 00 o'clock. AdmisaWii J^w« nTme qurrtioi? "Who !'* h":d *n “‘P U kcliitol ' audiume below $40.0«d. liw rating of our ' quirt;Insurance _______ _ aftei j__ I - furnishing the money for improv-!*»» * 25c fur adulte. 15c for all «« ‘JrnJrut- rr h. t . “,rJIUn i<»>! office became second claw; but was your favorite character in the uary I for every national bank. But ing thr mileage taken owr. each' >choulfpuplb The matinee Satur- *“ w>ur c*“*r“c,rr ln U1' ........................................ Seventy Scout.', will’take part in the greatly Increased bustncM this play and jvhat are your reasons." the banking law pai-scd by the lart this pageant.,which was written by : year will put it far beyond the star. Tiie county road commission. d;‘>' afternoon is being given expocongress, extended the government' Two prizes will be awarded hi eacli n Scoutmaster wnu iweive who book twelve noys boys •• • no •fault • of— ■ own, wasidally for children and young people division. amount required to make it an office through their 1 Winner of first place will ?o7he tatrrnJtoital Jamto^. Ski • plan of dejx»3it. insurance to'.stutc EIGHTY FIVE ENJOYED of the first ciaAS. . not able to’complete quite all of. the Iland is scheduled to start ■ at 2 30 banks, which comply with the proGATHERING ON FRI The figures given to us by Port­ . 168 miles taken over in 10.13. Under;[o’clock. 'Admission will lx- 10c fur on.I pto will nx-lre »l«, THIS IS OFFERED AS PART iXns i.; <‘f lhc th/ fvdvral fi,hrai Uw l"w State ,<a, „ .school pupil' , ’ up to and including max* r W J Field for the year 1933 Hie provisions of the MfNltt bill thei DAY EVENING banks, which apply undl-r ‘ the pro ­ All essays must be written nn ONE occurred there. I. E Burnett.'proMOF EMERGENCY PRO siiow the total receipts for last year first payment on-lhe $35590 that the!I tiie eighth grudc. 15c tor High school visions of that law for the guarwere $70.453 30. In 1932 the total re­ bill required to be given by the .state ' students and 25c for adults T«-ach- :sheet of paper only and both side., curing attorney of Hairy county. GRAM antei’ of their deposits, inurt stib- DEAN DAVENPORT. de“ ­ " J dlK'tiiiin the production wh'iit ceipts were $40.626 04. to Barry county should have been'lers of . the Hartings City schools-wiil ' may lx- uud Papers must ube ,niit to rigid examination by the ex­ livered in jx-rson to the Banner ssley Logan I* in cliarge .of tiie Up to last year the Mlchl^n paid on April 1. but as a mutter of . be present to give whatever om!M- Office GAVE FINE ADDRESS aminers of the state’ banking de­ by Saturday. Jun 13. or w„, UJ MUST ENROLL BEFORE Windstorm Insurance- Company had fact it was not puid until July 1, i ance necessary in looking after thus*.* partment. il« well ns by the examir, , „ , . — , ;cd have no mailed so that they will reach the Knrrland McNulty. i bwn the largest patron of which cut short tiie tune that might I| present so parents ftfed tiers of th.- Federal D»'jx&it liwur- Stressed Value of Such an always FRIDAY. JANUARY 12 lildren to the Banner Office by that date. The following have sjx-aking parts fear in sending their cnildu.. ...v , ■hr local offire But in 1933 the Has­ have been given to building these-------------- —- ------- . - - --------------ance CorjMraiitiu . . .. .. -X Organization to Any nearly months, so>ul ther|j -------------------matinee unaccompanied. .roads MH»iby Vim .vthree .u>«uwnu ».R -------- -~r Tickets The for Friday evening performance in the play. tings Manufacturing Comimny put It is pfeaMng to the patrons of commission could not complete them' b•rt,, ix rformanccs are now on aule will also lx- the chief entertainment Prologue ami •.pllogoe, Verne Win- If Interested; Get in Touch Until on nit intensive wiling aimivalgn. Community local-banks that the deposits tliis year. About 111 miles were uri-!“l thc Cordes Newsstand. feature for the ahnqal party of the Inger. Trootf 71. r-quircd the purchase of •J each are. from this time »n. „„ .,...y-...u which On ., Friday evminir ceighty-five finished. | In connection with the Saturday Hastings Commercial Club .Members •I»rd Baden-B-iwell of Gilwell. . With Mrs. Maude Smith quantities of. postal cards, as guaranteed by the United States members of the Civic Players’ A.'so- large This receive | ----------matinee, ---------the Hastings club,— their wives Scout and friends ...» year tlje county will w... .VLV..V, — Commercial ------------- --- of the------— -hle.f of the World. Albert or Supt. Van Buskirk welt its large tola of stamps, so the goveniment plan, provided in the. elation, including members of the Manufacturing Onnj>any was, tor from the state, state, under under the the McNitt McNllt Club Club i«is S|xm.soring sponsoring an an «-;.say «-ssay contest contest after after the the dinner dinner nt nt Castle Ca-U 1c Hall, Hall, go go Bcc|ter ’ A government, emebicncy program cnsj t^at have put on the plays. last year, the largest patron of the, . bill. $42,200 or Ijn Increase of $6,700!open to all school pupils in Barry,in a group to nee the play. " Mr. ” Raymond---------peFalrc. “ President for work relief In education provides new bunking law. , The HastifiRN City Bank recci/ed had n fine time at thr Episcopal of Fronde. Lyle Kurr. Troop 75. over last year. This extra amount!---------------------------------- :----------------------------------an opportunity nf which many ini ivord jin^New Year'- day thu^ that Parish House. As folk; arrived local office The International Beal J Secretary to President ol France. Hastings ought to avAil thcmselVc-s. bank and Lock Company also is a large will undoubtedly enable the county! had come under the new gov (tenwm pinned on ihd taek ol patron. The other factories of the [Norvrd Stamm. Troop 75. tn complete the unfini&lied work on 1 We surfimarize the "project* brtetb” raiment insurance it tach gentlemans coat and of each rlt --------- •plan. ---- «6- that ----- — .. .h0 vfj, last year’s 168 iqllcs. alio complete ; Now and then we hear Jartners ' Franklin D Brown. President- of “?■ w IS NAMED RECEIVER complain about the low price of but- the U. S A.. Lloyd Peterson. Ben­ GENERAL PURPOSE. Tin- gen-, S!"'."'. ............... . >*,dr . r-.. "" ..... ....... ... ."•”* T- urn' utne”ol bwnlL. t)luln».M. Im< but nM not to the «. exthe entire mileage for 1834. There is I cral purpose of the work-relief plnp d r that p.an. From this tjmfe on son which he or she must guess by tent of the seal and the Manufaemg ir inm proposition, nowevyr. .. , A terfat, Some of these some ftirrperstScout. an big IF mi m this however.;_. ! t---- can be no question and no ruking questions <4 threx- present, turinu comnantes Tin- whole is rontingent upon tne "Hi Liquidllle the Assets Of and the ones who do the loutl'.st! S»-c.retarv to the President of the in edyrntlqn is to provide jobs to ,, there ~'r >« ,.r."01h?'" n“' p'™''1'11 ••»«. S»»<------------------ -needy unemployed individuals comfear -■■■' “ *' *«'-»•*• — . — • — -I — . — in -•. — .. — -. ’ kicking, instead of buying dairjf butU. S. a . Donald Doxey. Troop 71. Mate fif Michigan paying what will 0]d Hastings Nation«o T^-mS m',;i',"nw -Whin b. dur the county on th. McNitt bill ." K ! ter buy the substitute kind made Ronald Coad. Prime Minister of peient to give instruction, or to do Xm, * 'l!“1 ’“P “' '»'«? Ul" . p~l Mita In <he nrTX. “ Ln promptly j a* Bank | from coco-.mut oil because tin- price England, Albert Orsborn. Troop 72 other necessary work In connection . guessed thc name correctly it would k,, thnt ,.v,,n w.fh u,n tw.r <0..., In addition to the aUove there will with the program as authorized by Commissioner James' Crawley Alva D. Crimmins. former vree- is cheaixr. Tingovernment plan of insur- lx- taken off the back and pinned ,|<.,|tirt(.4t the local office uS ir bnthe Administrator ot the EVderal If the farmers of. the. United lie 62'other ScOUta in uniform repre- Emergency Relief. liur. charge of the work of putting president and ca-shier of the Grand »nr- of not mean .1 <>ff£ »< depreiti do.-,s do. :,.o, „„„ that to the front of the eoat ardtn, X’ the XiSintafor X,!X,'S7«X . the township roads in shape. He did i Rapids. National Bunk, has been State.s who are now buying butter'wnting the Scout- of ail nations, thb -rme..r.nHr,„ L mi- first"bclass ’liremenu an omcc the government governm* nt places plan s a blanket in- thk Tht, marie made >nfnn,„.i informal <conversation Postalfor receipts for Educational Work-Relief. ' a g.xxl Job in 1933 and. will) a little ‘ named by the authorities at Wash- substitutes would aM buy dairy but- On Tuesday '-vcn.ni: the Scout.- in <a. Rural Education Work-relief}“* ’»P 1933 dropped belo^preS yelra ter there would lx? no surphu of but, Allegan count# will stage this same more money to work with, he will Ington as receiver lor the old Hastn 7n rurVi ’s, w1111 larnrence 3l nParl>. aelspre Will’FChe nravirfed nrovirfed «n rural ’" -.JP1lea5, !"1**.! w,lh l, 9”;‘ depositors’ throughout tiie evening, evening. Laurence bl|l Has. Iuj able to do even better in 1934. al-lungs National flunk. While a bank ter to depress t-he market, and a ’pageant and the Sea Stouts of Haa- tcu-'ill tings was a shining exception Any ttiouuh some casts in road making; is being reorganized its affairs are reasonable and fair price would re-s tings will Mrvera., ushers. On W<dwill be IncnoM'd over last year. - • •of • a conservator. * suit for the dairymen. i neMlay tiie newly ’ organized SCu to dos. uft< r the sdKK.I district has prophecy of i]x»tl office bushiess here i; put in -the*- hands XrcL'o .rt .re Lni n .w . Inon*7 °Vd ,ntnx,u"d Scout’ Troop . ... at Allegan .... will return . manifested sincere effort; to raise U..IV .n< government is taking an subject of ‘‘Amateur Performances j Wheii the rc-orgtinization' is com-; --------- ■— ।— the compliment by ushering at the adequate fund-, for the support of is in a -position to •tell. But jplcted. a receiver Is named to wind WANT TO ABANDON IT'S A GOOD PLAN FOR interest In. and will have general of Plays.” ' no-one tiw* prospec us seem favorable for ... —np the affairs of lhc old institution. rnrrnnnT nan noan production herfc. ‘the school, provided announcement FREEPORT RAILROAD This annual meeting is (he big of the probable closing was made HASTINGS TO ADOPT It will be the duty of Mr. Crimmins!’ ■-------- of ... th'- year. Officers are prior to- August 19. 19:13. A rural {to llquade tho assets remaining after . ,t kScout ....... event ,w... ... -«•>' — - «’iecn school district is considered as-one '^Jf-Rerpetuatinff Founda-',,|r formation of the new Nution.il Peru Marquette Files Reto be u and... it is one of.... th« , , ,)_ ► “ run. ! Bank of Hastings, which to now in- ?UMt ftl Washington to ^occasions .crasi.UL. during the the v. year.when .r wh.-r the :tuning — |i population - of less — than tern one which will conpnand public into the gulh-ry to see the folks in . attendance and was amazed al the Tii/n onYQ ADMIT MA UY tion to Receive Gifts for | Operation: •entire district has a chance to met! 2.500. The- full ixjjicy " governing confidence. interest exhibited by the high class I WU DUTb AUMII MANY ’ ’ Discontinue Branch j, together. Those in charge arc look­ ^vork-rclirf teachers in closed rural DEPOSITS IN DELTON Civic Improvement ' audience who witnew.-d this slapRFPFNT RIIRfil ARIF^ Ahi/iil.- will be set forth in a separ, Elsewhere we publish a legal no­. UngifAr a big turnout. A recent issue opjlie battle Creek HEAR ALBION SING­ RCLEN I DUHULAniEd BANK GUARANTEEDstick Milt! Plays put on over the bulletin.. tice from the Pcre Marquettr Rail­ Ettqulrcr—News --mentioned some-1 radio are usually cheap trash, yet . . w . o . <bi Literary-CIskm**: ' Tiie 1930 ERS SUNDAY NIGHT road Company to the effi-ct that GRAVEL SLIDE BUR­ Arrests Were Made Batur­ thing that was of special Interst to j On Page 8,of .11717 issue will be — many-------Mrni ------Interested L in them, 1 that corjxiratlon filed with the In­ the people of that city and ought to| day by City Marshal and — real IES CWA WORKER literates in th?* State. Needy and found an announcement by the Del- in the old days there “wenbe of interest to all cities. We hope: First of Vesper Services at terstate Commerce Commission at. --■ ,----- — •», -D™. Nightwatch competent teachers will be- provided ton State Bank. That hank came • -, .nd „ tai Washington on December 26, 1933. to .see Hastings profit by what the! through the trying times of the last could recaU ulth •'’“Ufaction hav-j Methodist Church at arj application for a certificate that Stephen Bird Suffers Seri­ to, teach classes for persons over four forward-looking people of Battle. years witft colors, .mu and Its Maude «m> flying iquik uuivrq, ns lng -- . M*vn - _ Jo , ’- el,h JefTerron, ----------- • ----— Several recent burglaries In Hasfourteen who nee unable to read or, .u... jviMv the present and future public conFive O'clock Creek have done, • la.st statement showed nut only no Adl””s. Helen Terry Terry snd and ether other fist-; not-, tines were cleared up when, on Satia.st not ous Injuries in Pit Near write with the ability of a fifth u. i... but ................. ___ ___ _ .for nd Tiie article in-question states that! The Methodist church is starting vrnlence and necessity jx-rmit tin­ — U.’ __J .u_. himu. nn< i dt-bts a very____ liquid_ condition, C<1........ !nrtlMji u5? ■ . nfternopn. City Marshalnui Hargrade pupil. . Middleville tint widow of John McCrea had the .... new !•?"* “ New Year with a public Lyceum He" declaredJ that* every communiand....... Night Policeman H . rv. Thompson . Vocational Education. Clas­ wlUch the •management of the bank given to the Battle Creek Foundation I and rorum Vf.ix-r «r>lu al «»•'tain Elmdale, Stephen Bird, a funner living ses'C« ty bus" people with brains enough tn Shultz arrested Lloyd Goodenougii. to provide trade extension or re­ is Highly compiinientcd. the sum of $28,684, which is to.be' .'dork each Sunday dwnlM. alan. ' n .. “ Fr ‘ 'ociock eacn sunaav evening, start~ uror Middleville, was very seriously training opiMirtunitles and techni-.' Thc advertisement announces that put on goal plays; and they will age 19. and Leonard Pebbles, both of used for establishing a park or foriitng ing next next tnindny Sunday erening evening nt at nve five ■ *?nc?i —• !l- ---T'*, injured lost ue -k while working on cal class* of a trade extension char­ the Delton State Bank has its de- be good plays because no local or- this city. Tiie two boys had been un-----...............,n; .^’ “'Ja « ,b.. I with n program of- music presented * »««fc ulll5h“ 15 lnItem Kcntand 11,1(1 , <CWA bi,.],..,,. prol,ci some other civifc purpore. guaranteed under the United ganlzatiqn would insult the intel- der suspicion for some time, but the acter will lx- established for unem- jxsitA Realizing the difficulty of getting wby, a„ group of ten young I11V1I 1UU1 :11 ^LVstub"-of men ,frbm K,, Hull orchard west of Freeport’. Mr. ployed adults who w.~ are .in n uwu need w» of Stat' g-.n-eriiment plan, whrh will hgenee of its own citizens by put- officers did not have the evidence ,-e rccentiv Thls stub of n rallron<i was O,1CC Bird Was* .working ' a city council to appropriate money, Albion College. Tliey have recently in a grawd‘ pit vocational training or adjustment 1 news jib! only to de- Ung on cheap or vulgar plays. Hr that warranted an arrest until Satthe large pftrt "r n llne ’*x,4?ntlln g from Freewhen a .slide caught him bWytng to make them, employable. Classes partK*** for beautifying and making a more appeared in several of f ’ tne large .w. uvuumjnut mm nwrung n niv.c . appearea m several or 7' “ ;• ” ' ' ‘ V. wnen ’ors but to all friends uf that dcciared that amateur acting has urday. .,>1 V.V), Lin life lit.. in I., their city, ,1.1. tint - ... . the eastern . rh* ,K,rt txirt Into Lowell Lowell and ana was wns originally ... enjoyable till-Bat-;cities in part. ofJ“the pim under about 12 tons of frozen In home economics ihcUidlpg nurs-- bunk. possibilities that an,- beyond our be- Goodmough confessed that ha lie Creek Chamber of Commerce. Mate and deserve a large audience‘“J?®L “ Po°’« T,. V’’ k’?ow“"'(l‘artli. Thirty men with two five- cry schools and parent education. *“* talent. y..‘lMK!hSu^n,a.n;toh"iiw-. WOODBVTV IS three times, that he drove County agriculture, eomrqprcial subjects Among the benefits of local plays; Clerk Reid's car without pcrmlMlon, tic efforts and the injured man was and tratlei'and Industry are to be to-Hastings When brought KS. “ .''■'LT'XSS.S OLD-FASHIONEO CHAIR. *through Freeport ............... ■ to Pennock hospital■ for Charles Woodruff has been named is the fact that it teaches the play­ also that he luid robbed tHe Co-On. .1 the road was built hy Jerry Bovn- care. It was found that his leg and included. , Oil Station and the Service Oil Staas a member of the Ban-,- County ers howjq handle the voice. corporation which U operated for; AND ORGAN ,on lnt0 Pr‘*J*>rt » w«4 hoped that arm were broken, the arm being Farm Debt Adjustment Committee. The next is the good effect on. tion and had made a number of M1»U unuHEM NEFDFD Hastings the benefit of the citizens of Battle, ' "hi CCD ' CD Kmight |>.extended to the community Itself, because com­ raids on lr>me« and stores. The last forced up lifto his neck... .“n, Creek, but that At first little hope was held for Creek. It is authorized to accent! . ,. . ..... .. . . . uu'd on un to toBattle, niut munity acting must stay within the burglarv which Goodenough was en< jurn. that .mu maybe idven by. donors! •72 “mv‘^7u7T flat’V«»"’and’\’n bounds of decency. rums People of Frv. - ■’his recovery- but on Tuesday his ment for trained and experienced saged in was breaking into the East ? lb ' r ‘ Mr. \v.x»druff pm™.,w,u, « n.. uw .M port .111 n.lur.n,be wrlou.ly tor thePUTPO- „t " b., .ertajlx condition was more favorable. Tiie greatest benefit is the tact End <;iuar Store Thursday nluht and persons, who arc unemployed and-^l„"l‘‘.l‘*‘> valuable member of this oM-taluonrt rntatk eh.tr are i,,,,,,,..,; „ railroad l» taken Irp city or for making more pleasurable /<Continued on page fivci taking about $8 in pennjes. Although in need of work-relief, through their c”‘n^lU^ , ■ the lives of its citizens It also! „.,det> to add nnnhtnk touch., to but It u more tlun. probable that. Pebbles was not with lilm that night, GROUP -------------employment as case, uwkers. and ------------------------------------------------commissioned to accept bequests1, the «u«e wtUn« tor "Uttle Women, the railroad will be able to .how ANOTHER he divider! the pennies with, him which may be made to it from time •ccwdlnkto the HuUn«> Chic tin, branch l» unprom.ble now and Pebbles admitted having helned in AT health camp doe*,not promlM- to be unvtlumt to time. In recent years it lias re-j six burglaries and admits that be From Itabllitation to physically disabled eelved considerable sums of money!'that the loan of suitable articles better in the future Forty-Six Children will be greatly appreciated and every jxTsons who. are in need of such . ihat have been given to it by promt-!i effort made to we that they arc ­ Four Counties Receiving service and who cannot bercrvrd > / nont citizens in their wills. The lat­ gar Store The officers hare the । through the regular program, either / ' est Is the one we have mentioned,' given 'proper care. Any Banner read.¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Help at Pine Lake written confessions of both boys. One Auction Sale ,crs having tfic above articles and bccau-Mf of lack of funds or limiting $28,684 to the Foundation. They were brought before Judge The kiddies who have been at the policies followed in |he regular pro­ Why could not Hostings have such 1 willing to loan same* for u few days McPrek Tuesday and-,confessed The Pine Lake Camp Of the W K. Kel- gram. “ Sent in ’ to call Mrs. Honora . . J a Foundation, that would be self- are,, requested j. FRANK OVERNM1TH. boys were remanded to tail awaiting Jojtg Found;’-lion for a period of ten ' General .Adult Education: ’ pttl perpetuating, commissioned to ac-: t .Hastings. > As he has decided to quit funning, weeks have been returned to their the division of the .fudge. tp Be primary purpose uf programs jutiderj cept outright gifts or bequests by Frank Oversmith will have an aiic- homes 11Umv» auu •uiouwr iul and another lot m of forty-six this section is to supply work-relier SITFERED BKOKflS LEG, wills and to carry out the purposes • Grand Rapids Press. Dec. 30. • . ing terms how Foulkes had com- AnniTinNAL ROAD ttt the employment to needy unemployed vr ana use money;! Wchard Kcnfleld suffered a frac- i^rthVf Maple * Grove 'center *04 ThOt‘ of me thc^ Conors, donors, .and use tne the money Washington. Dec. 30.-Congress-1 plained that certain manufacturers BUUI I IUNRL HUAU r In the old camp sixteen were liersons who are qualified to teach given it for such purposes as does.tured thigh bone above thc knee of Mjc to |L-.(>I,. a. 12:30. I.with ta-,' Col : from Battle Creek, nine from Alle­ unemployed and other adults who man George E. Foulkes. Democrat in the Fourth congressional district FUNDS ARE NECESSARY thc 'hla left leg in an automobile ogei- Henry ' the Battle Creek Foundation? gan county, thirteen from Barry arc in need of further general edu­ of Hartford. Mich who recently',, were violating the code which they •— ----- < ■ ------- ------1••». dent at about one n'rlnek RunrlnV ' on..-;ss s,u,a.r in tiru attempt to dislodge, had signed. The “release” was county and eight from Eaton r«un- cational , opixirtunitks including failed morning. He and a companion had poultry, farm tooD miscellaneous AFFIRMS DECISION Waldo E, Phillips. Decatur farmer.:•couched in-such'language that*“itt' Commission L I Not Have a • driven into Irving, over the Middle- irticlea ' miM.eiiun.ous ty. A group-of fifty are now at Clear •workers ’ education. . Cent-for Maintenance lake All these are children from the Methods ufl Selecting Teachers or its apprai-fcr fur'the Federal Land made him appear to be the friend OF JUDGE McPEEK viUe-Prceporl road,, to take two t t________ Bank bf St. Paul, is either indulg­ of the laboring man. although endfour counties who nefd building up Work in 1933 V. ----------• young lady friends to their homes)'Al IIMMI.U u C rAQjr Othr.r Personnel. ing in other practices that are oc- i। ing with a statement that "Foulkes physically and the camp certainly During the entire rear 1933 Barry ;lrft today for his home in Hart-: c.-uioping frowns and. raised cye-j supreme. Cour, Uphold. Nine TOURNEY ON SATURDAY does that. AU persons serving as teachers, ■ case workers in thc rehabilitation brows among his new-deal col-:■ford where he intends to dbcuss the countv did not rccriv Out of Ten Cases I were in Richard’s car and on the re— — ironi the state for the maintenance ““ in Washington „ or else some conditions reported with both emrervice, and clerical assistants must ■leagues —------Annealed turn ^P whCn the accident hap-' , Because of the fact that tly? Bat­ BROWN BROS. GET players and groups of employees.” , of countv wi<U ft 'hnuld have ralx- certified tn writing by thc -State one is indulging for him. . pened. It happened on the curve of ,le Creek Little Theater Guild is crivrd $43000. all «’f which must JACKSON CO. CONTRACT Welfare Relief Comnuuion or its Executive officials ‘here do not like: Irregularities Listed. ft‘JPre™e courtlast week the county road near the Pleasant presenting “Lytle Women" ifi cenb«' ’used for tnalnU nance. ; This -press release ” was dccid-! to discuss Foulkes' antics. They .. . „ guthorized l<x:al agent ;, a--beine cnaninned the decision ofJudge Me- Hill schoolhouse. Hie road was very trfll auditorium here Friday evening. Now Doing Grading on Six titiid to work-relief. are proverbially tender of the sen­ edly irregular in a number of re-1 Fortunately the old road commis­ Peek in the case of Fender vs. Felgh-; Dippery and the cur. in rounding the the annual Alumni-H. H. 8. basket sibilities of members of congress. re­ spects. -where it was hot positively sion had «o nriidenllv managed lhelt and Onc HaU Mile* of „.T,P” •"> ncr,.at,I leurve. slewed and hit one of the ball tournament scheduled for Jhat, , Classes may be held during any gardless of what they think of them illegal Specific irregularities may finances that thev had enough an n .. . . courl ,nuM Ruard rails. Ti»e cur tipped over and tuning has been 4x»tpuned until following hand In the proper fund so that Highway . hours of the dav or evening Vo- in private. Executive officials liawr be summed, under the f^L-L-. find that Judge McPeek’s decisions in doing so one of tire posts broke Saturday- evening This contest u In heads. if|maintenance ---------- -— work could be carried n™ , Md ulx)n ,hc ,aw. because of through the front side of the car. variably dhe of the most interesting 1 Brown Brothers. Barry countv catlmai and general»educational 4o go to congress to get appropria­ I The jxrsonid publicity matter on during 19J3. without borrowing to run their di*i»urtmenU and tne ten cases which l ave been ap-;striking Richard’s left leg and mak- athletic cvertu of thc school year road contractors, have started w.»rk c,a*sr.'. tnu-.t have a minimum cw- tion.-. bureaus. Members of congress have together with a copy of u code and.»i‘d without tuklng the owinty for a on six and one-half miles of highroHnien ’ of ten. except by . peciiil n.'a’\. . . .cl,cuU Court of ing a bad break just above the knee. i,n‘> Siws fiinsjan opportunity to we a copy of a letter written by un cent to be rai.M-d hr taxation. This way-In Jackson county, for which permission. length rj time classes nr >»“«: 7?r(? S°Un? ™nc Iwue affirmed the The car almost instantly took fire, many of thFlormcr cage stars test —> -........ —- —.V. .U«. . ,- ------ --------- ------------------- ’»he po»" to ’■•**« NRA‘official were sent out under wna very fortunate, because •the deebuom rendered by Judge .Me- Richard fortunately got out of th ■ t,iclr -'kill with the up-and-coming they were recently awarded the con- w«ll be in operation will depend up- tute pay-cute in the interest of the national recovery admlnistra- county was not tn motion to raiae , tract They are now on the job mak- on lhc nef,‘1’’ of thc group-to be economy. While the vast majority ptek 111 our c.trc“lL. • ’car without being burned Tiie car ’Bgh school baaketeers. Hon frank. ( money. However, the rood cornminJug the dirt—or in this case the «ned of the house Inembers are fnlr„„ Fortunately, too. anmuck—flv. on a part of the mileage Th<’ General Adult 'Education of- minded, the bureaucrat cannot be Officials of the NRA. Including1 rion will peed money from tiw stat* PRAIRIE4ILLE TELEPHONEiwas COJdestroyed. other automobile came along and ANNUAL MEETING. . their publicity manager, through W it Is to eany on maintenance work to be built. They hope to have the f, ' r includes' Art courses, c'ilege blamed for -playing safe." Theannual meeting of the Fann ­ ; The annual meeting of stockhold-; the driver picked up. the boys and whom nil press releases are cleared, on the county system during 1M4 It "I’rras Release" Irregular. ers of the Prairieville Telephone oo. brought them to town where sur- ers’ Mutual Fire Insuranc*,Company necessary grading completed by May courts, dramatic arts, general of Barry and Eaton counties will be I and expect to have the six and courses, hobby and club activities. That is the reason that officials and the officials whose letter was 1* Io be hoped that state finanaea will tie held in the village of Proi- gieal aid was given to Richard. held iq the city of Hastings on Wed­ one-half miles gravelled soon after Jtnmigrant education, musical activ- nre not exactly voluble in dlrcus..- enclosed, emphatically deny that will xet tn condition to that the I. rleville on Wednesday. January 10.1 ------------ <*♦ >-------------they sent out tiie matter ; amount may be paid promptly ’ ith-s. activities, workers ’ edmg an instance ofifnanifert ubrntc -----physical -— *-■*•-------- ------- ' nesday. January 17. 1934 at j:00 tbe road bed shall be completed. I st one ociock P M—Henry Rogers.; PAID FINE AND COSTS. - •* ; ' L"L 1 ■ uc^tion clquea. procedure in organ* Uu’ banking privilege and petty 2. Tiie assistant superintendent or P. M. sharp. A. L. Wilton, Sec. ? See -Adv______________ | otrald Row and Earl Haight were o'clock • WOMEN'S CLUB. izing daises and activities. ’ prattlers in which Foulkes or some the classification division of the STOCKIIOLDKBB AN—Adv. 3 wks rinnn i’sv nn/r brought before Justice Matthews on NUAL MEETING, The Literature department of the Anyone interested in enrolling In one of h|s supporters indulges in ar- IXMtofflce department declared that GOOD I AY RollWednesday, charged with trapping ANNUAL. MEETING. a congressman has no right to u*e Th* annual mrettnif th*’ »tmkHastings Women’s Club will meet such courses should be in touch at der to get free publicity. On December 28 Count! Treasurer without a license. Tliey admitted The annual meeting of the River­ Friday. Jan. 5, at 2-30. Professor once with Mrs Maude Smith. School On Dec. 16. eitlicr Foulkes or n frank of the NrtA Members of hnld-rs of the Hasting* CHv Bank I Maus, as distributor of I the CWA. they committed the offense and each -----side Cemetery Assotlgilon will — ------------------- -------- - ----------------— tc Avard Fairbanks of the Unirersity Commlutoner. or D. A. Van Biis- someone In his behalf mailed from congress have their own tranks, un- will be held al Its offices in the aMy met a payroll of M.M4 07. It goes was assessed a fine ct X i..J r «nanmusirau o kirk, superintendent of scnocxil. All Washington under a frank qf the der which they can mail out official of Hastlnaa <«i Tuesday, January ♦ of U $s,00 and ^35 $6 85 held Jan. 10. 1934... at. 7:30, nt the of Michigan-will,1V give illustrated | without saying that those who re- costs. The arrests were fnade by city hall, for election of three trus- lecture on "Contemporary American arrangementa must tx- made by Jah- national recovery administration a documents and other commtinica- poll, will ba open fur Uta elMtlan «** ceivrd the checks were mighty glad Conservation Officer George Sum- tees. Sculptors" This will bean open uary 12 in order to secure federal ‘pre» release”, purporting to come lions, including letters having to do directors from (toll A M.--M Aner. ' I Adv.— w. H. Franck. Clerk, j meeting funds. from the NRA It detailed in glow-: (Continued on page jUX) Lambte. ctUhtar -Ad*» CMC PLAYERS' 15SOCIATION MEET NG EMERGENCY ED 176^ ULIS 01861630 ... «. tn Foulkes or Aide Fails To Put Sly One AcrossK^SSElXa: NRA"Blurb Behalf Found Out Congressman s Decidedly Irregular lief, and migh �THE HASTINGS ItANNTH. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 3. 1MI RAOK TWO ■_____ . niRfHun sPcakcrs W111 D****-— thA Proposed 84 Lawrence. . IVIIlk 1 T4"‘&r.:xw. J II Tires Give the tire-mileage, driving safety and riding comfort de­ manded by discriminating motorists everywhere. , 'a at ths Community hall, beginning [with a pot luck supper al 0.30 LOCAL NEWS io'clock, aerying in charge of Mr.. n > admix-ton charge and the pub|lc and Mrs John Adams. Mr. and b Invited The speakers at that =' Mfs Ruj.-cll Mott have the prqgram meeting will be John StnoRnnski. an Wednesday, Jan. 10th, Meet­ The city schools opened today. Mn charge and they have secured ajr attorney of Grand Rapids. Robt-r’. ing to Hear From Experi­ Wednesday. , Ur- Kinde of Hastingd to give an H Merrill of that city and Joseph Mr* Eunice Moore, who has been ilhutrated talk with slides, on enced Local Worker C Grant of Ba’tje Creek. It will be quite sick. t. slowly improving health department and other subC H Osborn will address the The Hartlhgs M B C students' k*te of Interest. sell for people to he.vr this side of non ut b-Mid:fljr u»f St Lawrrnee the question discussed M e t h > d i s t Episcopal Missionary have returned to their studies after) The annual true ting of the stockcean Waterway Ttw first argu--Union at their regular monthh ;the holiday vacation tioiders of the Delton Teleplionr •-t.: again*: is the tremendous ex- GREAT BOUTS ON meeting Wednesday. Jan. 10. in the Next Tuesday. January 9. will U- Company will be held at the hail f-nw; and tla- cost of upkeep of the nr.. «, n..'r-n «. r*r* " ’u> rooms ofthe church. Th w< ting day for both bank'* Saturday. Jan. fl. at 1 00 ociock P GOLDEN GLOVES CARD Home branch is studying this year annual fur the Seal, th" Viking. Viking | M. —-------• social and labir conditions fn 1 he and !Equlpm..!. ...KI ilu Ha»mw U»nuUr Mr, Sln,U1 „„ir. e iM-gt objection is the Beal Amateur Boxen in This Ul“"d «<•'*■■ "r- "*»•">• •llh I ■»».., Sunday Mr and Mr. Oai.rire r United Blates will • his lone cxperienca a* superinten­ lur'.uitn, *h, Lad.,' A1.1 ... n, District to Test Skill in the money to build dent of poor in Barry county, will ,Cl.iMopalrln.r-b u I,L.TOUU. ... ,„ d M „ rkpnra and Mr. ^ruple w:U have to pay be able to bring local conditions be- , I. 0. 0. F. Arena '■t a l.yal ...j Mr. Hrnry Kna* and Ihmj The third princijiai.arfore the society as few can. (-Iln- Pro.-n «f UnoWithin the State of Michigan aVlt will be unfair comMembers arc asked to bring » entertainment. . iBuitiuu* t<» n*B- more- than. BOO entries have' been ■ ;• guc»t and a cordial invitation is ex- ,fully in other towns and should be Mr. and Mrs Harry Wertman cn-1 gainst this canal. *"ed ln »•* L,old» n Glove Contes. ten tt.d Jo u jnMyeated to attend , t'-rtained Mr and Mrs. Oliver, bouts opening at buy -ir • l». preliminary .r J^-, Mrs IM»r. Cor.l U dulm.n ter of ' equal interest hcie. ivcuvro . railr* ,yhc Wertman and two sons. Sherman own cir.tj . f*rt<1 . Fellows « -"1 ■ Arena, r”'“as• far *' “a*i Hai“’"ithe day. There will be special mu- ’ , Mr- Ida Palmatier received week, ol the and Wellington, of Cedar Creek for .-t mi bands ! district L. concerned, on the sic Jlid the carMite-lishti.-nt sonic* . and of her couMtn. Mr- Mat. Sunday. (ruction and night of January 11th. Each bov. will be conducted bv Mrs J M iiA*.*ing ■ h! A goodly numbtr* <*f Delton peo-, the .tHOposed St. X? me mrrunw* .--uro jMcNutt R-,ck u ii of near -Altnu. «<i. Townsend. The meeting* are called iy. the govcrtimvnt lnJ ’ u *5^, ar}‘ w-V'ght t drr.promptly at 2:15 o'clock. ‘ Christmas dsv she wa. . turn tn >pie attended the fiftieth wedding i rn< Rutland Twp. Barry bounty ami i anniversary of Mr and Mrs. Milo 1 , rr .... ..... dsnst^uction’ and within tin- rope* of thc local ring lived here for many year*. She w.i Lehman at Prairieville Saturday. | '------------!maintenance and the ;n ople will pay and will then, if successful, go the iMl survivor r.f the Wm. and Mr. and Mr? Raney Dipgs wen : •• t’f a [• am ot ciaht member* ' • w . —— . I’T’r-wao l!}tti-rest on Hie bonded d«l»: -.ln tieFidelia McNv.tl family, who cam* ra|i,.(j t„ Dowagiac Monday became! city of Laroing for thc Regional Y. M. C. A. 1 1 t,IVlo to bang r .u* competition I' •from Ohio to Michigan m in 1HM. 1M5.1 ul tlll, oX Ulelr llttle lhiw Final*. Every night in thc training quar­ DEATH or MRS* Mt.’ months old grand.-*.n, HuddV . . ... ter* e.i .I O. O. F. hall, theFreeport young V group have a special Chartea. son of Mr. and Mr*. James men of tlu* comm unity ^who haie luncheon meeting this week TliursDings. Funeral service* were held maintafliing tl Mrs. Mabel Water*. rtitrred tintournairicntare roundday noon, mid Nashville also had a Tuesday at the Immui-. tw interest-’ furnisi udder.ty op Monday at the home of and other expenn ini into .Jiape for the three uruei- *l«s-ja! meeting. <l»e Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle ling rounds that will spell tlwlr late Th** older Boy.-' V. group ... r had — 'her abler. Mrs Frank Vcilema. of meet on Wednesday. January, 4 on the nigh: or the llth. '.heir regular Wcdiii-Miav evening Grand Rapids, d>.i:h being dire to will thc S' Lawrence pi. ut thc home of Mr and Mrs the Prom Hastings will be found’the meeting at the home of Dad Angell heart trouble from which she had Clyde Clark in thc Bunnell district., a ipiiHox in K. Barlow brotfi-rr. Pete and Iwwis: Jan with diwu-.-uun on law. di­ ■ ufi 'rt d for mme tune. She Is sur­ Dinner will be served at noon Folvived, by a daurhtit. Mrs Francis Bill Janie*. David Irwin. Herbert bv Atty A. D McDonald 1Pr . lowing that Will be tile bUslncs* Co >per. and iii*o the Thoma* bm*hNext Tuesday night all Che V Oakley 'of Qpcrlin. Ohio, and her ri! meeting and election of officers for ' ’and Ferri. From Middle- groups in Hastings will resume their " the ensuing year. All member* Are < - Dick Palmer, and Ken regular mo-tings at Hit school, with nieces and nephew*. -Mrs Water; requested l-» bo present. Burlilcr id•f. Freeport ha* tu-urcri the Joseph Brorak in charge qf -the made a Urge circle of friends white Little Dickie Barnc* was taken committeee that both, he and hlsiSyainasium. .■!»««• ircm u» lK.pu.1 cn Chruc---hardv. hustling associates. Bill Wednesday. '• •••— • Jan —••• 8. -■ .is the Older vw ..Pl.- Ml... ».>,„> •'»' *“• * lrJ‘w<1 ""f": Kunde npd the Kauffman brothers Boys' meeting nt Middleville at the hr. |^>...,« Th. lui.fnd will b. oh: Thur.xl.,, .<:i..i.... || ... IIU.W o.l«k ••»>••<“ "I." •""•■ “h- «'«<• of Owen from Alto will also be hefr. From home '’ ’ Lyons. reported to be im­ Wayland will came" Torn Snchovsky Every-Chri»tian leader would have .t tin- Vc.il ill . l-. ru, on Sant I Cru thiM ’ !>™‘ng a*, fast ns possible mui hb younger brother. Albert: «!- profited by hearing Harold Cham­ pure Gri.hd R.iiuib. , a r . Frank Doeter ha* the dbtinction . _______ bers at the regular Barry Co. Minis. : ItAIETERV Cl It <!.».. -!- >*-Hig thc'first pc non in Barry Dam Morganstern ’ • urial meeting. Jan 2, at i!k> Episcog Ccmc'erv Ci’ib •' " ’-'Wii'hlp to pay hi* head tax. He IX One Of the mo*t ouUtatiding on-, pal parish house. . liurch ULMmcnt t •: an l*u? >1 «Murday atong with thc rest trit- m the open division is Vic David Chrutian is leading the ; of hte taxes. < tn dinma Jan. 11. Black of Ktanton uh* .-•>• daaaling W<» -dland V. M. c A group tn place Mi and Mr*', Solomon Stanton e will have U grab bag tt'tformmji v has thrilled thc local ot Oarnet Towiuend, who is with MARKET—148 Ejst State St. entertained their two sons. Gurdoif •Fan-- on many ix-caslons tin- C C. C. in the upper |tenm.-ula and Dewey, and their families' on Tin? foiloaink In'din Telephone 2272 Christmas day. irk t5ow>ilttm : La OBITI'AHV. and run until completed. It is unMr. and Mrs C. I*. Igrrabyc and Rec' Myrtle Flora Amelia McKnight was born n. Leater. ot Hasting* were SunWe Cash CWA Checks 111 be made. Tickets go on sale Oct ."th. 1B78. in Barry counfy. to Tax v guests ut Mr. anu Mrs. H. F. ~ ” ? and Lafayette McKnlght,'and Blanche PnwelL er: man. . their only cljtld. She*WBs tnnrStebbin*’' and Rehnr'.. cigar store. HEAR THE OTHER SIDE MISSIONARY'UNION JAN. JAN. 10. AT K. OF P. HALL tonight, at 7.30 P M. There will be 10.ATK.0 TO HEAR MR. OSBORN The ratio of quality and price ' KEEP DOWN your motor­ ing overhead. Try them I ANDRUS SERVICE PHONE 2240 HASTINGS FELDPAUSCH . Here Are Some Cold Weather Items At Special Prices Hockey Caps Just received in new color combinations and plain colors. Pure wool. Suede Leather Blazers > Zipjier fronts. WAREHOUSE AND MARKET Warehouse—206-208 E. State St. Telephone 2609 These Prices include the 3"o Sales HU «« 4k 4* w W? JL u. 19c Shultz, Freeport, Holland Maid Oleo V orSilutrNu Eck Rich ‘ 3 »■- 25c Honey, 5 lb. pail 4tjc McLaughlin's 99^ Coffee 25c SCHOOL. Of'FK I.Rs NAMED. The ■•fflcrrw chneen for the Mrthu; d-it Sunday School for the ensuing •.ear ate- Mn'.j.Flnyd Everhart,'sutendenj: Harold Foster-, first »i»t; Cuircrirc Grohe errand Mi>- Atlit n l.M*nhath. u'Sis’.MeLtry; .Mr*. Roy Hublkird. r. Date . Bump, librarian, McLaughlin's 333 Cot. 2 lbs. 33c Vroutna'n. plant' 11c Bean Sprouts, can Clarence Groh Sugar 10 i".52c Corn Meal Wheat Grits. 2\ lb. sack T4c, Mixed Candy, pound 10c 2 Chocolates, pound 10c 29c Apples 9c Catsup, Paramount, bottle Baldwin 10 lbs. 25c 2cans 27c can Beans Chipse Mop Sticks r • r meeting and 16c ahirh was much enjoyed aim- and wa.i kind.to r-n.ibyed |<ojxrorn and • small boj ua, heard 'Orville Bab<*1 Ut. al HaKtmi cn. Babcock Reporter Large 5c Palmolive Beads, eachf Crystal White Soap .Chips Light House Kleanser 10c Inircl. 3 for 10c Gloves, Golden Fleece, pr. 15c Matches, ten penny boxes 8c ■ Pancak^e 2‘a lb. Sack CHQ1CE MEATS Men’s nt 59c to $1.25 Ralph S’in. n ’ DOVD CORNERS. kuc n <4, Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland and buby and Tick-Mitts ut 25c Rolluhd and Richard. Mr i.nd Mr. •«k and latnily from Robert Whipple of Augusta visited -Butterfield sp»nt most •>! their marat Robert McMannlM* recently. tied life farming in Marby local!- Sunday until Tiw-dt Mr nnrt Mrs ElllFaulkn. r are ml , Donna Bell Bergman return‘ties and al the time of hi* dialh em'agcd in the aroevry |?Hi- spendirfr A few day* :i Middleville ed fiomc Sunday with h<-r .parents dore buMiu-.* after spending thc week with tier i* taking a .•.randparents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Berg. husband's death she with her sen • traveled quite extensively and Helen Pennock and daughvh and Mr* Fred Carl of Ha*flm..., —........ ..... . ,__ ...... tin;-- spent Christmas at- home. resided in California until ab»Hit Carl Sltutnon' Mt... Pearl Larabee and son. Dale, two roontlu ago when "hr with hr? Ann who have been quite sick, arc betsort Richard returned to Michigan t‘ r»at this writing. where rhe could bo mar friends She1 Mr.- Rosa Waldron of Hast Inits is A .Special Value ’ un in.ikniff t)‘’r home in Kakimoroo LRrhftekL ' L '-a- '-I ttilig Mis with cmuins Mr and Mil John mined through Avar- wh«n dt-agh came l>\imbi-.and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton of 28th. fallowing an illness of nine Battle Creek and Mr and Mr.* Fred menths According to the testimony J.-ne* and family of Hastings spent • Wriofid*. she was a splendid neigh­ .’*• Yi-.ira in this nciKhborhoud bor. a wonderful-mother, and a no­ ble wm.man She l.*ave> to mouin Mr.' E. H ■on and their loss the time sons, Lewis anil R ILind ol Lot Angel, r California .•nd Ricluird of Grand Rapid.*, be-, Ttiur:<lny. Jan. It. tor <Unn<*r with Hickory Mr. and Mr, Kvgn Fuller. All are .side* other relatives and friends. cordially invited. . , ‘A noble life, but written hot Mr and Vi .1 C. Hurton attend­ Mr-,. Neva Marlow of Grand’ Raphi rfny bdok of fame. ed lliy turn nil ol Thoma* Doyle ;ll • • : ■ viMUng her pun nt*. Mr. and Among the Hit of noted ones Hnatings Friday. Mr. Joe Battey. and Mr. and Mrs. None ever saw' her hamc. CLOTHES SHOP Pennock Elnwr Marlow. . ■ Few save her household ever knew Ha-lii "If it isn't iIo<kI we don't Mlv Marguerite Valentine host The victor les she had won. . .dlnlI|t :•;:_ e« in Grand curry it.'' And*.only they could testify Hammam .,1*0 en- R .1!lltb „:|e during. the past week. How well her work was ddiie. . ’ear’s party Rapid* Tne Hastings-Car Hern Telephone Funeral .■-ervtec.- were held Satur­ LTunpany will hold it* uiintial meet-. day at 3 00 p. M. at th.- Walldoril Harrv Werinum;”J? Wl!fl'“ ‘J1'v, Jan 10th. hi the' funeral home. Rev. Wnt. Gearhart ’ “ ?ul Mr m 11 ‘-’•‘"‘"ii Center All, officiating; burial in Pleasant. Hill .t < "re urged to attend. I cemetery at Freeport. Club OBITt ARV. Forrest Arthur Stab- wa* born at Cl.andie •ma "ii March 30 1901. ulwrc Inqwn'. the cafiy-dttv* of ift. life, c-umn;.- to Ha.it!rvpi with ht> parents in Adriarisen and married on March IP ■ and Monday at Hustings and family ut Buttle Cn Of Ha-.iiRK SUNDAY and MONDAY akm stei pent Christuui:. wiiii her son. DonI arsduolh ild McQuarrie. and family JOE E. BROWN in Mr and Mr Dan Daniels and on* reiurtiMl Frida-, night from Welton Blazers Tiers and _• half bio'.hcr. man . ten and al the Holme •mi cnselv infcn-sting «nri auduontuu was lilted 14c d m» rent ,if. * Mt- U im. her lioiri- Th ATMW^ <?«» «•■ 8c Home Made Linked Sausage . 2 lbs. 25c Bologna or Frankfurters, pound . 10c Choice Beef Kettle Roasts, pouncr 10c Cubed Steak, pound 25c Pork Liver 2 lbs. 15c Baby Beef Liver 2 lbs. 25c Pork Roasts, lean and meaty, pound 11c Branded Beef It. 18c rtudc which he do na Flory, leather. missed tn I hb .e lived. he was a man ling to help and FENNtX K IfOSPIl if. i pounds and 13 ounces namvd David Gerkld ircle No 1 of the Methods meet with Mrs Hrrnw. ! E High St.. Tuesday afu; MORE CAVA WORK. : on improving tiie i and pendinj oil hold its regular at the home of the Eiiw. Dcwik. JliE ANT ll|DGE. CECIL B. DeMILLE’S “This Day and Age” ADDED—Harry Langdon in "Tlif Stage Hand" »e* Spider" Magic Carpet—"Pagoda* of Picpiiig* WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY THE 4 MARX BROTHERS in “Duck Soup” Mr. and Mrs- Gt ter tamed over the -k and Mi :ht and rhrt Mrs. Slug < OMEDV—“Nothing But the Tooth" ADDED—“Rambling ikaund Radio Ruu" Patlic New COUPON - TUESDA Y NIGHT- COUPON pent 'Runand Monday* with her parents, and Mrs.- Harold Jui-.t-r. (Hint ary. ~' it B/ingf;,i* visitX-Back. wn v m? Mr. and J.iv Wiliunf'jji and DeBack. v.i- corn in New te June 23. 1*13 and dwd Minn r ?;>. 19M. at his home in and Wc VandcrBrook. TLev herd together tor 45 years H Leinuar and beside* his wife, two bic-’.nAatus spent tac and John, of Oungi.-ii.l-- MttOKL iUIDW M: 'tv-. funeral ot Sam' fX-Bark home-north, 'hUTMtay alternopn in ■■'•ial run, Ham Ends “Son of a Sailor” Mr ct.HlIrtii. hi pat a arrxl husband a w. Pilgrim toe AT_MABKET ONLY He fed h mill* Mittens Boys* Ltralhcr Mills WATERS And a.bake of Joirtinlc‘cake. Ju t like n:«flu‘r u»cd to make dn 2 lb. jar 25c Peanut Butter Flour It';, to'* bad.- ft makes me sad. Where will I dine totlay? Ham and egg- and fash fton 75c Bu. Mn imorv dciMUttnent junior riepartnM*: Van Camp’s Mackeral 10c, 3 cans 25c Lima Beans, Old Mammy 2 cans 17c Taggett Beans 2 cans 19c Rose Brand each depart ny nt; Men’s and Boys’ Warm . and Mrs. Tom and Mrs Paul, qifidren i>t lain-; and children re-' The Kern the Hampton hi Christmas day at the chome nf Mr ai.j Mr*. Byrun Tunga'.c at Gull COMMIT—“Open Sesame" CARTOON—"Five and Dime" A DI LI .* < IIILDRE5 FRIDAY and SATURDAY FREDRIC MARCH in in th Kern home- rbtma* of Mr. and Mrs’. U'iiua: and laintly were. Mr. Cbrutel Cappon and Mr.Mr* Cecil Ua;>i»n aiKi dauyh-. th Mrs Maiv Tawnsend v:!h and Get. Clover-. tei an aU daj meeting-M;». Dor. The Delton Community meeting .Teeter, . , w-i; i* Op Monday night, Jan “The Eagle and theHawk” COMEDY—“WILD POSES" CARTOON—••sill*- Symphony" Travelog! V �■■ THE n.AATTXG’S BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JAM’ARY 5. 1WI HERE'S YOUR SHARE if STARTS .THURSDAY | vF Yes! Trainloads of White Goods roll into hundreds of Penney stores from coast to coast for this annual January savings event! It’s a signal for the thrifty everywhere to take stock of their nt;eds . to come to Penney’s ... to buy for months ahead ... to save ' Belle Isle We Cannot Guarantee to Bargains in MUSLIN We bought trainloads to get you lhes3 prices! Penney’s Famous “NATION-WIDE Tested Quality SHEETS and CASES I 36 in. Width ^SHEETS < Unbleached Bargains in and CASES TOWELS and WASH CLOTHS I We’ve sold hundreds of thousands of yards throughout the country! You'll be enthu­ siastic about its superior strength . , its soft, smooth finish. 36 inches wide! 81"x99" SHEETS Bargains in MUSLINS and s SHEETING! )P Thousands of thrift-wise wojnen have waited for thi? annual event! Years of ex­ 42"x 36" perience has proved to • Closely woven! That’s them that “NATION- why-lhey , so smooth WIDE* fills the bill in iihih- 4apt! wear so well! lin bedclothes in every par­ ticular! They know that “NATION­ 81 x 99 WIDE” is made to Penney’s rigid specifications ... which means a softer fin­ ish, a softer “feel”, and 81 x 90 more wear! And they know, top. that Penney’s January While Goods prices set a fast pace the coimtry over for record savings! Buy Lots of these Big, Fluffy CASES TerryTOWELS . Penco Sheets 17"x35 SIZE 1OC £ Duro Sheets Bargains in BLANKETS and SPREADS! When we saw these towels —- and ■ found we could sell them for 10c —we stepped'right in and bought a colossal quantity! They’re a value you'll long remember! Select from new patterns and a choice of colors! Absorbent! Wizard Cases 27" x 27" Birdseye Amoskeag 42x36 Bargains in DIAPERS DAMASKS and TABLE Bargains in CLOTHS! DOMESTICS and DRESS GOODS! 7, g We bought huge quantities to get this low price! They’re absolutely free from chemical impurities — because . they're packed under improved sanitary conditions! Hemmed! Save on these WARM PENNEY CO. Inc Deep Nap PLAID BLANKETS 66" x 80' SIZE We searched the market for months — and here’s the best blanket value we could find! They’re heavy 3 pounders . • . with a 3-inch sateen binding! Lovely pastel colors! Hurry! We can’t say how long our stock will last at this low price! �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1934 FACE FOUR 1 the city and will remain for the win­ beauvfdl gown dt white satin and! Mr anJ Mr*.- Robert Earle apd iU<“- misrepresenting and mbbrandter. Mr. Marston Ls at present en- lace and earned a bouquet of white'three daughter* of Smyrna called at ■ tng contract* Backward Glances^ ' Raged in the furniture factory a? :roae bud.' and Idira of . the valley. The Rev Loomis home Saturday aft- i writing false and misleading adverof thc machine shop. The maid of honor was gowned in. ernoon. Miw Ethriyn Earle remained Bits Yesterday1 foreman Using. The government NRA cxpcrlW. H. Severance. D. W . Johnson. pale green and carried pink ru e for a fev^ days’ visit. Mrs. W. A- Pierce and tiielr famllle-i buds. i Following the ceremony and; M„. 8nmh ho* been at the ment may succeed or fall but thc ate turkey with . Sheriff McKcvitt the extending of congratulation* WJBenUtth Jwnv. uwurayj with above Ustrtoy-fMwncans complete. InTTLN YEAAS AG< ? TODAY,. and wife. Mr*. Severance, Mrs. the I happy couple, u.*'ueddink partyllJu. housework during thc serious; iffiVKNTY Kinirru year dlcatrs that some attempt to unravel Mr. and Mil. irehart had a* Johnson and Mrx Pierce qrc sisters gathered । m the church jrarlorallll dtath of GraIuinla Rcu’ • the-tSngled skeins of trade was in.•ChristmM guost-i/ML ks Dora Arcof the Sheriff. ■ ;--------------------------„ --------, j where refreJhmenta of ice cream. !er - j —„ —, ( nrtrl coffee were u-rvrd. ' ._ , .. I Mr. Sbbrldan Sjiarks of Thorn- i-.ikfcake add served. Mrx Mm ;j Mto*. Frances Carter i-.ar- Mr slid Mr * O. R. Shaw ..;^1 and order . t>l Fairmouht. Wcsbrook Rei ami Mr., J- W. V ’ ' ■* ot apple spent Christmas day with h« Rose Buehler Snyder of Caledonia' Ind., accompanied her Ulster, Mr;-.1 brother. Bert Spark*, of this city. was Mlstreu of ceremonic -. Mr and 1 Victor Bpson. heme la-t week Tues-, Cakdi-niM. TRWEE STANDARDS. " Willis Goodrich AlleKiui Mr. John MCSwam of Lansing.' -- — — ------- of — ----■,— and T— Mr- Chapman left for Grand Raptor * te* lUit' „ Out in Hollywood, wo read, more Mr- J B. M.-.hhal! ol Nashville. C. Arthur Varah of Canada, are spend- id* where they will reside / ' v six uosTlia ei» and more pictures arc being pro­ R. Marshal; .r.ul? mid Mi* - Bertha Marthe week nt the Pro*l>> tcrian Giast-from out ol town were. Mr.: Robert Hanford wa* In Hastings: and Mr*. R«- Chatelain of Grant ;W burinew Friday. .bu iff Rapids were guests • parsonage. ’ .dial! of Grand Or made si* m THREE MOX-TIJH duced with tliree venions Mita Kittle Bqrrell and Fred Bur ­ Mr and Mr*. Thoimu Srafc ol PonInventory i* the order of the day( k*“multaneously representing differing •i Mr. and Mi.. Ja.-m McElwain. -------------------rell of Jackson— arc the „„ guests —. of tine. Mr. Ellsworth SWanson of . Chi- in local places-of buxines*. ChtUtma*,1.30 decrees of decency In the first ver­ Supt- VanBuHki old hu mother, their grandparents, Mr. and Mr-, eavo, Mr. and Mr.- Wm lung. Me. The cold 'snap the forepart ol last ■ --------Rowlry. *" MA -and —-‘ Mrs Wilbur — “Nor * ­ week caused man? radiator* and sion anything within the borderline Mrs- VunBu*kpK ....a-.c .a- house Traverse Phillips. ris :u .d Mrs. Josephine Cole of G. B ... Marriage ___ _ _______ License*. nf the law goes; this to for the gen­ gut-v tn er tin? halfday Grand Rapids. Mr Lynn Walter., of e very, one .scurrying for rfrnre clothes, era! American release. More modesty Hamilton .ilia .’amliy *’i Conncaui. Adeibert F, Norris. Prairieville .. Blirniph. Mr. and Mr.George Sny Ohio, and Mi .-• Anna VanBuskifk or K . lUt , collm*. Hope 13 der and Mr*. Caroline Buehler of­ and bed covet*; The coldest repented . in> clothing and slightly less • un­ Denton. Texas nwc mu. H deiUe-x below mo^uCaledonia and Mi.Kathleen Selin- , overnment roixirt r conventional'' situatiCtM feature the Mrs. Agni' Fi.-lurr and family, Mr. j:Afiirry Bromley. Hading# 'Lizzie Ferris, Rutland ... ter of Portland. Battle second version made for Ohio. Penn­ and Mr* C Littfe DewujiwHathaway, who for Al|i*rdlng-Uwpcr. _____________ wr oi Grand sylvania and <rfher states which «cem several weria ba« made his i»mc FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. Ml-., Lucille Elnor Coojicr and Hu-, ami Mr. i»pd • Mr*. Leland to prefer a little more regularity in Rap.Ux Edwin Hyde with a couple of bert Michael Allenjina were united ■ with Mrs., Peart Smith u iiow being Hedy -I’-’‘I Chttola^s m Wo.xilund car.d for at the home of Rev. and H lend., calight over 100 pounds of tn marriage at South Bend. Ind., the shows -they mt. The third ver- with Mr. am! Mrs- B. S. •Holly. (Mr*. F Loomb where he is very ill *lon U strictly nuxlcst a* to dre-.» Dr. and Mr* B L--Hayden-and fish in about four hours one day last on Dee- ill by Rev. Ellsworth. Con- ■ with bronchitis. Mrs. Hathaway to e. NculK-acui week., one at them, a pickerel., grAtularimd iuv and thc daring situation* which fur-* Ginhy- ,<nd M ‘ ' • And now vanes the announcement employed' at th-.- Frank Brayton mil guests of weighed over 18 pound*. " ni*h so much press agent'copy for The service on Christmas day in that Ralph Sage and Ml..-. Genevieve ihbnte. Mr*. F E Brunner, Mr. and Mr* the generul American- release, are ” England ilia Emmanuel church were very solemn Buehl- r have applied for a license to i Victor St- on and tyixi Rances CarOunce Bottles and impressive The sorroon by the cut to mere suggestions or even al- auj i r werein H.-uiUligs on buxiness .......... .. . Ricn-r. Rev J. W. ifcrfRtoft. was ----. promised to include tered cntlrely—thls version I* fo,-.R*puU Saturday. lub Ciirtot-, Jlblc an d eloquent, the singing exthe. ^Tiris ’ mas nm 50c Value England. Trying to tlx tiie blame dance t A ii-.-nii to'iic of the-Grand Rap­ * ’ ’celU-nt and the decoration* beautiful letter“»• ■»»»■'• ” id- Pre-.-, -latrt! that the I*er<» Mar‘ ot uk. -ind appropriate. lor i«h • rendition •• thu U " urn lonulr quFtle Railway Co iiad jH-tiuoncd and . ... — , spent Sum • L'fr.-h <t 1 Ar 11 regular communication <4 tu-droi a* trying to settle the old QJ.-S.U and Mb* Agne* Ulrich <’ and the Intel.'*.ate CiKnmerce Commlsi.,-. Hickory Corners Lodge lF. MA‘ Mf-nd.o with his >on We.­ question of which ctimc first, the lien Grand Rapid.- -pent Christinas day : Mon for permusion <0 abandon the 545. the following officers were iamily ’ ’ at Alletran. . . r tiie gpc. If the American public wuh Mr. ..nd Mr.-. M. Fedewa and No. . HAPPY NEW YEAR. :circled for the ensuing year: -•*>-... and Mr.- Edd Hall outer- isix milts of line extending .from I-,., Bu0,.„ „„ John c. Colman. W. M. tumid. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Hatha­ Elmdale to Freeport We surely hope •With this fir.it issue el 1934 “" didn’t ...n: indrernt. thi- |x rmt-.!vn will n«A be granted way of Hastlnj wi!j. (:l{. brother Alfred and .wish all of our rt-a'der.s a Happy• Jj KeeH--- films. It to obvious that the (undue- . Mr «.;,1Mr;" -lt.v *1 -I- >'“• W~U.UI.-1H1.-. lur.l btar At G. Cortright- Secretary.. Year. Since 1939 and even bcfo.i era wouldn't- supply them. On thc hto uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mr.:. . Robert McElwain. Treasurer. dawHUT B»vrrtv >|»nl Bluxlav ru.rl -■ ' ■■ !-«' ■> ~~M,* »1’.™11V _______ trouble other hand, if tiie movie magnates Otto Hambuch. Monday at Auku-m’ the guest.-- ,,j dl-u-'tro^ to the .<Kal factories, CUrmot trt.us Jjave watched ... .'nd of St: John-. O. Chas. A. Polly. 8. D- ' « mpondbllltr C. ■■■ ■ ■■■­ .Los Ah.Call- Ca-jim: C Mr. mid Mr Ernest ligmUton and '-•' >’ III Kt Utm .vbiuiigh A ttlid to the Milhman-cl ....... .. McElwain, J. D. ’ pyramid’ npiir." rapidly. VnempiwmHik'“S wnr - Join vleyator. We are w< U;Wto Williams. T• Mr. .>nd Mrs. Chude.. our OMikini »d<i» or«,k»d «Hrr l»’« «®« rtwIPU. ’ »■’......... .. ............ foniia........... Mb-............ Laura............. Tvwn^r.ii and can dc done about' Installation to occur on the under the strain, credit became ndght be a little more free from Mr.-. Ohve .Thoma., of Grund Rapid.­ home uete. Mr mid of some of the seamy creations which «wr L’linstmas guests ol.Mr. and mng.o wcdthbiX. and a general lack o: Baker of Grand Rapids, he railroad here. confidence and faith in the future Hollywood ill .-pite of the ATkirJi*n«i^Mis ' Max Lewis are At the Alvm Helrigb \.i Moore and giM-xts were Mr . and Mrs. vernor prevailed. We know It !» dangcrotu censors hip.of ■•Pupifct Czar Haycn, Ji}X.n{jjIlt; ;j... holiday- with her Christmas week h« qiienily nr luixi ht re Benton and daughter Jean of Grand to try and forecast’evvnts. Tne pas'. Whoever lx’to blame, the difference nmtner. M; Eva Dormer, al MiuisRapids. Mr. and Mia Forest P.-.c few year* have made rome 'of th-. ’■» versions made for the Amcri- field. Ohio. ' -pending W •’Where immediate attention rfnd courtesy are shown to all” n with ’ reiative* and tii.-mt moil respeted prophets Inr the na- can ',,KJ English pubhe.* to rathY«ipS *t-,o TODAY la<al at Coat^ Giove utid remained For ton ix* hke monkeys. Ncvertheks*. -r an unromphme-ntary reflection’ Phone 2115 Hustings, Michigan We Deliver Detroit fin. wt mentioned the marriage <ii Keith M i,-u- <ja ,s- visit..JUdoes appear probable, ttut thc on.wuraelvc* . — .... . • Ih-.ci Bmelkcr. -• :n ol Mr. and Mr.-■ ........................... ' . the funeral of th ------- .... John fifndker. and Mi: > Neva Price. their put.-t.-, Mr. and Mr*. Mai’i"., ouUcok ia brighter today than it was kin* W. --J Wat kin.-. ...... brother. Rev. --------------daughter of Mr and Mrs. Forre.-t Clem and family, ol Carlton Crnttr. a year ego. BuMiu-**' is Improving. Ml* Einei Wihiym.- l- >i,.nu- fok PncVi -r,, thu. hu.. been add-d tiS■there to a decrease tn unemploy­ About forty Barry county young thc holldfi.-' varation. She has bcm loibiuing m.»rruige«. the partiei|xuit . daughter. M.irgurril The many, frli'iid- of. Mrs. Flora the trAm at Kalamazoo and put in inent. and a feeling of optimism tor men ate cnroUud in the Civilian attending an uatccipathii.- actaul m -khk-n a,-. * well known ■around Butterfield. who witli her husband a hospital then’ .where she passed the future.. Smooth water ol the Cpnaervation Corps of Michigan. Al­ Chicago. ■ *„ . ... -Fre.qxnt: throe sons cdfiducted a grocery away. The remains Were brought to Mr. and’ Mr Zelnor ol Lake t nbotnr-IIelrigle; 1 from Univi-f- and aheheivd harbor has iwt been together there urt" 390.000 civilian*, in in the Deming building lor some Frccjrort Saturday afternoon and Odessa are. spending. Chrutma* at very reft*.j- wedding took p Aibor and Lreached. Problems rt-mam to .be 1.500 camps Uuoughout Uicb United th'-ir aaagh’.vr.-. Mr. and Mr-, O. at Alhc laid to rest beside -th'' husband in Presbyterian parsonage Stale*. The work they, have done I-. A- near a- we have- been Pleasant Hill cipnetery. sin- is sur­ solved and there are difficuBic* ajjcud Blough,. ■ Hatiingi on Finiay evening. !>•.home frbm thc death. able io learn, she. was on her way vived by three urns. Lewis. Rolland Ml-.-----------Vt-i a .Flemin which caimo; be ovet looked.j Yet rated as cxcelient-Cy expert forest- ------ who teachf.- ,»> (^n-. o\-i,h-k vthvn Mi-.- Lois lirr ’ ' from California and was taken and Richard. wi> have the sympaMiiuol in Owo,o. annul ^i town Helrlgl.’, oldr-t daughter ot facte and- figures accrn to Indicate . ill enroute, she wax removed from (hy of ail \ Mtb Alvin Ifilrigle ol Free and Rapids M <A» u W>1»M ... unMin, mi «>“?- Friday enroute io Carlton t.» sp-.rni •ut> , t0Mld.r.B> Irerre ol lalth «*"" Wrl»l» *»■ ™ “ lx"‘! the iwHitAya with tier parent.'Mr. A1!d Mr Gordon Vsbi rne. i and M:-- Fred Hemins. 'and Mrs- John Usb-ini* e and aurt hop. hall llw owning “nwcl op ,1 * crek ol Uivuna a uwtn Oral Babcock. Harry Edmonds, were. iul tmii;,^ ’o'd in tn nwrrwp.. marriage, : ol lha. nr, duple. In Anwrtcan WUrUr ol o 1)11.1.41 dollar, jimualll- c;Ju.j. Mrln.jr. .u-.d ■ ... o.h,Klin.... ,,.,:,<in-.nk the i Bird, a farmer living west from Hiu-----’.nijs- and Tju. onde whn a txauttfu! g ..narrowly escaped a terrlptas„... and WK« asam *H> >w nil «« *• “ 1® ---------- vicinity'arc —’~ *horn.' “ ............... from the Michigan Bu.-mv** and ^5.; crt;M., anfj yK' o h fridr-v whin a gravel pit a Happy S«w War. •»»>'• «pre<MTO. l~nti ndnm. was Mr.-.. Fern E. Hunton of. ever, the United States has received . . . ..» . uo-k for the Chiutmas vacation'. oil ers, near Plea-ant iiil! Has;in;: Mr.-. Usbonve l- a ------gradu- uhd Mrs. — — t—-. ........ -------THE REAL SLACKERin return dur m during ing the fir.-t fir*t aixunonth* aix-montIto Mr ,llul M. r*. -D<in Croak - ■ ol ale ol I-TCepcut High school. Barry ,.\ltor ived hi. A piece ol ' If there to any slacker In connrc- »d operation 12.671 miles, of trail.- virk-burg arc ' <>X|«cted today I. Cofnity Normal and Wo’.ern Statlit. estimated to weigh bcDr and r. Mr. and Mr*. Os- Tea-hcrs College mid ha* taught their tiu--. anil two tons. crrnJa-d tion witn tlir much publicized $30,- tW-'MM) croaion dams, 4229 bridge-. n him. We understand school near hurt lor 11 loo.OHi 'Insurrection* bond- issue. 25.000 acres reforested. In addition hhouldcr was puslied y< ars, the lx-<t tliree at Pl tlial man is Govcul^r William Com- forest fires have b.-en effectively M. 1*. Ful- ley. The groom -U one < rtpek. luiitocll. Mr. .Comstock, knew held in dieck and insect pfsts cbm.... ----- --------- At nuftt iMipular and prucqM the full extent of til* Ollna'ing thc cer or UumM have " known several bated. La < but most imixntant'of and M injurienot «rt knontfn. He couple relumed nionth^/agp what the'r«-quirt-qtinu i-ll- 300.000.juun-.- men have ii.pl the jKiHiing Clui rushed to . Pennwk hospital they , had rented wouItTS’to trwhk'tlic stated “lake opportuidtj;. to kli-p' .iht:ito-?!-.\-.> Jamrj Ckftd house and hajl i he Federal re- mentally and physically fit. How . nishfld. -ready for occiijBincy Much sympathy i* expressed eve and iamily in this mli,Ralph Huffman of Usbore.e -J" —" iu" *----» he nr,tot have much ot a saving -thy. mraito in line Chruinuu i I Jorl uni Usburrir util finish <>m th Brut-ndlc hoii institution < f Uncle Sam's anmnfl. crime bill ta a Christ mi .... •11 Friend of Grand Rapid - and , Owitia to a broken water main, permit the matter for apecula’ton: • ' Mate r power war. shuf of! here Mr*. Ch.-x Huffman. other* m wishing WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3 rank Ion dollars- iq • - Mr. and Mr- Earl FvX and tumil; a lofig and 1 ut nine 0‘ct'M'k Sunday night and NOTHING CONSTANT. tin shortly before iioon rogram wlthMathews’ Harmony Orchestra Hx-tmg.tawn ­ Wolfe and famt connecU ’ d Mte» Mnn Even light is Variable! In , thi* ier .the day ol hydrants on moving, drifting urtiv^r^c around tu did'hc wait un •ak and water November beta.. Ml of Larudng at a very quirt citron bn Saturday evening. Deccmbe; r ixiblic and then garbed as the unvanable const, it Mi iutd Mt- W-HP-. Tiie .wedding took place nt the Con lirulth FRIDAY, JAN. 5 und canstittltKrtml Jl 'he one reliable yardstick it astronomcn,' ns they explored . th lire Dr. BE-hop (>ir:ciai;ng. The attend ALL STAR ENSEMBLE , of vuiblc space. Recently ant* wery Mi.-* Dorolhy Ann Zeii at the Adam 1 Vvliiju surely .1 ?r. wlentisYs have uncovere THIRTY' YEARS AGO TOCiAY. Masters of the Square Dance LanAng. The bnde wore, a re that light Hurtuak-s. i' \ I mat blue crept gown and rarylng iveral mile* a rev ... l;i:: et of ytlloa rowes and Eiighsh ,p5r end. This adds another unknow ^quantity in tin to a graduate ot Fret t«-’iniJ SATURDAY, JAN. 6 illdrcn of Cnlumbui. Ohio. Kamtok*' ARC1 IBOLD'S ORCHESTRA itnics with Mr and r Urine. CN»ngratu 1 he Hot Ziggy Boys r. Holstein i,. lu'ldun. Ths* Mastinas Rqnner 1 ne ttMtmgs oanner * r ' of Stop that Cough! SPECIAL/ Compound White Pine with Extract Cod Liver and Hypophosphites with Tar. Mentholated FOR ONE WEEK 6 Ask for YOUR TICKET Regular LyBARKER’S DRUG STORE Murray’s Clear Lake Lodge Dowling Program Sheldon. lx performing th I i. J JOE r and husband, M; niMiurd jhern iwndin I lijpni.iu-Inompsuti. Pungent Paragraphs the natu. h flu .at Nagit nd R. ■ndi wen Saturc UlS AGO TODAY’ Leading Health Authorities Advise People to DRINK MORE MILK! It makes certain that thc building ot bone anti muscle will go on .. . it’s a source of energy and a safeguard against illness... More than that, milk is the CHEAP­ EST food you cah buy, when food value is considered. By drinking mon- milk you ran cut down your living expenaea, and at the same time enjoy better hralili. A reasonable amount ol vrxetabln, along with milk, make an ideal i nmbination. Evr.-v drop of Highlands Dairy "Grade A" milk comes from our own "Stale. Accredited” j note wi mxt fait W entered, -Boston Herald. biacklbiLi lalhnt to fill pack AmericajUMn—Feeling very wwd that *UrU ea :owd.-Uis Atsgele. 1 publish next toll «t num. Chatelain at maid’ o! and the bride upon the a whr> gave her th ingle ring retpnny l* tn the pre-. on Honda Mi. an milk Is produced in Michigan. From (lie time Il is drawn, until it is autom.iiically scaled in itullin and delivered to your door, ley raid, -it is not t'iu<l|C(| by human hand* nor by anything that can contaminate it. lot tn do with hot* the eldldrtn (eel and the u.irk they do. lleAllh auihcrithv allvIm- a quart <>( milk each day for growing ihlldren, and at lea»l a pint fur each adult. Why not give (heir advice a trial? aping The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Propi Hastings, Mich. �■ Social Events and Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. W.‘ L. Hmtnan re- ■ FAMILY DINNER. tunas! Bunday from Tuwas City; Mr. and Mis. Fioyd IL Gatkell. &>: where th»y had apent a week with Broadway, entertained at -a fam their daughter. Mr. and Mr*. M. C Uy dinner on New Year’s. Dav. nv :<tn beipg laid fw: taeiw Mustilf. ami family. CIVIC PLAYERS’ ISSOCIATION MEETING Ladies’ Wool Jackets :.E. B More and two children There are a few left from the holiday WATCH NIGHT SERV Mrs. Jack Stem is visiting in be-! Mus Evelyn Johnson Im returned Mrs. F. Ryeftwn ibanf lad week' aeaaon for sale at the following price re­ <Contlnued from page one) ICE IS SUCCESSFUL to trvit for Im daya. days. _ <"\ to. the W. 8 T. C-at. C ut. Kalamazoo aft aft-­ with Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield ductions >—$4.95 jackets for $3.95; $6.50 er spent &£day « **r of Milo. — IM SSKRTBRIDGE IJoyd Baker fidndu, and — l““ I»oB<lMy *“’*■*■“ vacation * jackets for $4.95; $7.50 jackets for such pia^A develop wholesome On jH*v «' Mrs. Monday in Kalamazoo. |i “ r Fred Ma^bal! of Detroit was Kellar Stem and Jack stein arc in Varied Program at Metho$5.45. ... — . — .... ..sayh- ... W‘ J. Precious of Lowell was in। here last week Friday to attend the Grand Raiuds at the Furniture Exdist Church Closes ..... With • viilc wan .h--• at. a <i> c immunity. We wish everyone f unci position. . . the city on Tuesday on buslnc.v. * ’x~ al of Thomas Doyle. could have heard the unsparing O.ndlo tarvico £’,‘Srb"d"' MLv. Barbara Wilcox returns on Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lewis visited MLm Doris Gamble visited her. crliichm wntch t)w Dean passed on Sunday to her studies at olivet Col- Mr- and Mrs. Will Crans of Ea*t father, Raymond Gamble, In Jock-1 Thc Watch Night sehrirc at the Honora at bridge were . w,.: j-Jay,. which portray the evil and Caledonia on New Year’s Day. . Vcthodkt church was very tntere.it- Mrs. Roy Cordt-t. Mr*. often Phylii die criminal phases of life.. Hartley Finstrom returned to East Mr. and Mrs. Loren Johnson of Mr. and Mrs? B.wil Smith ol | Ing arid enjoyable. .The program was ni>ids and Mra £ari Coleman. Boy.\ who st- boldness coupled with Popular for all winter sports, service­ Lansing Monday after finding the Middleville were New Year’s uije&u Jackson visited Hastings relatives vailed consisting of a Bible game,. *■ batinc: ■ and the ndveptures of bad able and warm, there are a few left nnd holidays at home. ’ of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Giddings. on Saturday. reverai selections by the choir, al.-o’ t lKLTON .CENTI.lt. men remember that, but do not get $4.95 ski pants a.ie only $3.95. Mrs. Neal Post of Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs David Waters were Mrs. Eleanor Strlcklen spent;by a young people's quartet. Mix* j.ast Weeks Letter • any helpful iessona. no matter If visited Mr nnd Mra. Guy Giddings guests of Mr. and Mrs. F J Fisher Christmas week with her son. Don .Irene Jones reported on the carol Th-: ChrL-tmas pro;:;.on ri the nuninai docs sutler deserved over the v.Wk end of Nashville on New Year's Day. Hosmer. In Charlotte service ^eld by thr Epworth League the sclaol at the M. E chare! puntshnamt in the last oct. • । Mr. jwto-'Mr*. Arthur Collison of Jack and Charles Beaumont of Mrs. Fret! Jones. Mrs. Emma j thc previous Sunday. Mrs. George V1:rv w<dl »♦!< nded Ihdprii visited Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bay City w.-ie guests of Mr. and Evans and Mrs. Archie McCoy were I Heath gave a reading llludrated mtj and all « njoy<t probably be« illns-ffihith on MondayMrs. Carl Finstrom on Mjpday. In Grand Huplds Friday. ‘ with fnmpiu hymns sung by Misses u.,xxt n-tny front I! illagi of OterammerGood-wool coats in sizes 3fi to 50. Mr. and Mrs. D L. Christian spent Harry Adrounn- is home from the Mr and Mrs. L.O. Benton of But- Stella and Margaret Heath, and the tty. Brf.wn pi Bayarla, l:i putting on the Sunday in Kalamazoo with Mr. and American International Ozllege al tie Creek were Sunday guests ot Mr Sunday School olliccr* were in- night .md the ties up to Sil are only $9.95; vain . , ____ Tile high hlcals Springfield. Mass, for hit vacation. and Mr.* W. M.’Stcbbln.-. Mrs Omer Christian ■ ’stalled. As a fitting clw to the n„fh: to $22:50 only $12.95. roughl it in that play have made Mr and Mrs Earl Smith visited Miss Katherine Giddings has re,„. Archie ... .a-w... evening, twelve young people from Mr. „„„ and m Mrs. Reickord Mrs WafKm ’. outstanding community. Kenntlh and Marlon Smith of De- turned to. her studies In Kalamazoo .WCre Sunday,guests of Mr. j — and *“ Mrs - T. S. Baird " Sunday , School class,Hre spending th Putting on good plays by local tal­ after spending her vacation at home. B,.... n _______ Merrick..__J. E State Road. .assisted Re-.. --------Dewey * "”in u beautiful i’ caiiiwt fail to produce goed reDr. and Mrs. II Tusjln uf Kala­ Miss Leva Perry’ returned to lier Mrs. ?hyhu ’U....w .................... .. Phyllis iUynskU Reynolds ret relumed tj . candle lighting service at the mid- family. i’.i - in the community. «... Arbor ,. iit-.ht hour. htini* mazoo were dinner guests ot Dr. and school duties in Lansing on Sun- j^nn on tn.,., Tuesditv after vb.it- i; night ln:rmc the evening Mhi-Virginia: .Mrs- HA Adrounie on Monday.; day after spending the holiday* nt jpg Mr. and Mrs,Roy Cordes . At ek-.en thirty rrfrohmcni*^. ■ e gw • . f -vCTvd th.- company with Mm. Pauline McOmbcr was also a home. i Dr. P. G. Sheffield returned on; served, John C. Ketcham”maXim: former a parent ;ii'- <!. ightrul solos, w:th Mrs. McDr. and Mrs. Harris Woodburn? Tuesday from n vUit with Mr. ami the announcement Hint two b|-Hirucst u; ' the piano. Dellghiful .•<were gurnu of Di and Mrs, Ro* Mr*. Harold Sheffield of Detroit. days, that i.f Mrs. Charles Rami. ploy, d a*, tiie Mel. . •... . w<-re also given by Roy Clothing Shoes for Men & Boys Lethbridge of Mason on New Year’s Miss Frances Sage has been visit- and hi* own. were being eelebrutid. Hasrinu.*. spent Chr Day. ing her uncle and aunt, Mr. and । Mi.. Barnes presenting a lovely h.inic Mrs EXta Paul of Woodland spent Mrs Will Sage, of Grand Rapids HASTINGS, MICHIGAN * buliiAy cake. ' ; Mt the week end with her son and wife. c, ntaining wonderful*pic-. Mr. and Mre. Albert Blrtch and ‘ i .» •.fell-, of real merit con-' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faul.. and t wo children of Chicago were puvsu f I—?VDIHANSON. rtth or suggested by UW; wedding of MU* France* Crowell Inst week . -------- wua <’i Ch: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward have y which the Civic Players Mrs. Stine of Harbor Springs was: nixed al the itnrnc of Mr. and Mr. returned from a week’s visit with the guest of her- daughter. Mis* i Jacob AdftarvoR ol Delton. wh. t HOLMES CHl'RCH. ardson. A lo-.ftly lunch wai Mr and Mrs. Omer Word of Grund Josephine Stine, during the holiday*J lheir daughter. Mi-..- Fin**ir. w.> About 50 relative- and neighbor' and several gifts left os a r Rapids Mr. „„„ and «... Mr*. Edw Kurtz w ot ------------------De- united in marriage to Mr. M.-iuncc E - ‘M)n jr hnd ^jj.. • Dr. G. G. Barnett has returned to trolt wcrc RUW1t* t>f• Hasting* rela-so!ButAdiet: . onr.airc wi|.-. given to each qirprisctl Mr and Mrs. Hubert Bar- ’of their tenth onniversar Rev hu* home in Ishpeming after visit- tlves and frinntls part of last wc.-k ‘Rebel! Bqrche'.t’ of Doster. . r t” ““T' r* ihk wile, Mr. Mr and Mrs Mr*. :! ’.U hU son and wife, Mr and Mrs. Jornph Mead and. Kendall .of Plainwell jx rferm. d the ■ r» tn Ha luture Very tllr1r lF«>’h wedding anniversary Actors Dial L E Barnett. ’ Mum Helen. Knapp spent Christinas < <-«rem*.ny. .ushiit the beautiful and Smith ■ ; irrati ■:> ua* given to T,l‘’ ,v*ninv iflro*untiv spent winter in ore Mis.* Helen Lamble has returned wjth the former’s mhi at Buttle impns ive ring service. . ’hr qwiuwu The *n- .ptoytoi curd*. flr*t pri»-.« being won dtences wear to the Frances Shinier school at Mt Cn ek. The. bride was *lUr. d ill 'u J­ given due coiuidcraJul,a Itorfcre and.Metl® R»ehctothra absocl Carroll. .. ... Hl., after ... u.__j .spending-the hoh-. osephme Todd and son itr.cn dr-*., trimmed with gold., lur Qari Bn days at home- . < Play.-t . and It is ho;>rd ......... ■ ■ v---------------- —— ■—.......... Dickie visited Mr. and Mrs Archie>.chief article of adornmed b.::r.; Misv Alberta Webrtter of Ann Ar­ Anderson of Grand Rapids lx.l gold braci'kt worn by the brio • . : ' > ’hr A* .cUU<>u 1 . bor spent* her holiday vacation with week. :r.«- o! Uu- ;>t«-01rms which . ' . mother at her marriage 45 yeurs ago her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. n in the carrying on of Mr and Mrs SpAry Thoma* of The couple were attended b. V.. Floyd Everhart ' Asjvrfa AsHyi la townsiiip township called on Mr an r Eleanor Adrian -on. n’rci rati Friday . evenlnj 1 Mrs. l.loyd Lohmcycr and daugh- Mr.* 'Clarence >.«a delightful and informal, Cl Gi brohe un Saturday bride, and Mr Lyle Bilim: cou-.i They went Immediate ter of Philadelphia, pa . are expected -«• - -----ring ami heartily enjoyed by' atk-mtxm of Un- gro'-rn.. toon for a visit with her *luther. Mtm Ada Micliacl and Mim Helen* Fallowing the ceremony a dam: > > attended.and cannot fail t i >:<• the «o,d work of tMb Ciilc John Wctssert ' iuik-u to k, mcmviv ... Wooton <%, returned Detroit on buffet luncheon w.«»....................... reived • Fred hhn.jrr. who has been tlw Monday after vuiung nlotivcs hen- '-ratw.iv- being In pink ate! whit gue.t ol Mt and Mrs Gary Crook. Ior (nPf a uwk . *Only immvduv i.l.iti•• wilrn- « .... .. Thursday for ... left .un lu Ironic ... in Mlvi M.|rtha Mwe of MarihalJ u lhe ceremony. Tho-r preM-nt • d' Redfield.-South Dakota. „ . , , spending the week witlf Mr and Hie Rev and Mt O E K-nntU < Misa Vunvitta Stanton of Ionia Mfj> A j vcddcr and Mr. and Mi- Plainwell w.t. Mi and Mr* Ja w:u lhe guest of her cousins. Mr. pj0>.d H Gaskell. Adrianson. Mr. -..nd Mr* ilo’ell Stanton, from froth Mra. L V. Beamer, .who luu been Atiri-iuon and -m. H .rrv <_' IM. abu- rn.sl living ioodltloi:>. Her many and Mrs Rowll Mi C'wmIvc YOUR vi»!«ju. ' Ihili da> till Saturday. r .,.Miffcring um®uuij siuui -- %-•••«. from uyuricx injuries rrtxivcu received in In a,Mr. and •••■ Mrs. Chas. ......................... Athun-on and . Mr and Mrs Alva Kenyon mid | Miss Beatrice Giddings, who nit* W1.nt 011 Xfonefay to Blodgett datii’hter.s. Eleanor. Jean and l::> . ■ n-, and.Bernie, of Bellevue Urn rjandlng her vacation at home. hoMiilal m Giand Rapids for treft- and .»m Donald of._phiinw-!l. Mi ‘returned to Battle Creek on Monday niCnl ;,nd Mrs. Rab. rt Burchell ... ■ nr Tuciday with tneir pnrcnbr, Clinton Hom is spending a leaf to ICS lime her teaching. -.......................... ’ ... , .. . Mr. and Mm Albert ruucr-. Vcddcr vcuucr were .datuhler, Margaret; Mr. a;,d Mr< .« ......................... . on _ . Miss rs-wiio Cecilr rvu.ttw.ra C -uithard « was the jn Grand Rapids Tuesday t M (., M T .Blllir.i:.. grandparent* of Hi • , mr -t of MBs Gertrude Hampton Mr. iIIld Mr, Alx. Vcddct; who wcr irreom. and Mrs. Hazel Billing* andj Mr.-and. Mrs. Leelic Daniel? turn lurray, of Nashville, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ;>n Monday enrouu: frrmi Shelby recently injured in an auto ncci- son Lyle 3;sd daughter Leia’ ftU " ■■family spent Sunday with Mr. and Gordan Ki nyon spent the First of Phone 2634 Halting* io Iwr home in Bakersfield. Calif dt.nt :v w--.’k wish parents of BelleShe visited friends near Chicago on Miss Dorothy Batrn-s has returned ' Tiie bride and grenin are v • '■ and • dunw • On Cm; I Tuesday. Fiank Horn spent cbrfotm«» with to Three Oak* after the holiday vu- favorably kimn in Prairieville Twp. day mi-,s. and Mrs. Cl I,lord Kahler o! calion which she spent here with her where both have, resided pracf tc.dl •• ,ind Mr*. M irkCuus; <1 Hasim At 112 S. Jefferson St. parent.*. Mr. and .Mrs. Charles all of their-llvc* Fo: the pre --t'a : Mi. and Mrf. Lester Bonneville I Barnes. • , I happy couple will reside with '.h.- ■ : :id Lorraine and Loma and'Mr.> Mr and Mrs. Archie W Reickord'groom’s'parent.*. Their many h:: nd •- Elint At this convenient location we will open daughter.*, Grace and Betty‘Jane, unit-' in wl*htng thenFa lone happj W..vn.-’Eilurft aiid’fl.iiitiv nt I’lmtM1 '• G E- K«-n>.m and Gordon’ and niece. Virginia Reickord. were‘and pro,v|ierrAU life Vgit-tiitr. s".’nd-r.? the Ivdw ’ var-ip.-i 'Iv “r Sunday with Mr. and i up a modern bakery in which we -will ;at Sheridan visiting hU mother dur—“—~ ~Vli Li, P. ,nr . Mr. ard Mr M;:;..H»rry K»Um»lA> make daily a complete line of baked goods nK1.. -nd had Chrlstma.i dinner' with ing the holidays. OLD FASHIONED PARTY ‘■'J—... .............. ; them. ’ Mr. and Mrs.-Roger Wiswell 1md G*’ NEW YEAR S D.Y). and several delicatessen dishes. Hut it ha. i.iiullivr side that largely strips' it of ita fleUtlous ro­ • i Hjron Moody and mother. Mrs.;, Mr. and Mr* Paul Schaflhaus. ’ * An aid fu-.hloned party, with <h . m.inrr aprf false clamour and shows II up as harmful, unsound !Mabel Moody, of South Maple Grover and little daughter of Kabimaz.*/ gu.'t* wearing old time costumes. and Insanely rosily. How the St. Lawrence would NOT help Year's ihA .weret guests of Mrs. j. d. Murdock ”was* ’held ’ *’* on *New ’* ” - Day at' *' and Mrs. Alvin FoK’ enf . . ;:« nl Sunday, with Rev. Fred Horn'. Mir|iigan will be dlscuxed by iMHttis of Mr. hnd Mrs. A I! Will- • tan;i-n m ii family dirwr <m Chr . .uni tamliyo on New Yen'* Day. OUR MOTTO (jnV. Mr. and Mrs. M'-con 4 ■ Thc Christmas cxt-rcteej at the New Year’s Day gUesU of Mr. and rm.nt. when* they rritrrtained their JOHN S.MOLENSKI. Attorney, Grand Rapids ,1 M-liLoIhouse Friday night were well! family and several frit nds. j l?« tri it ca High Quality ' Fair Prices ROBERT H. MERRILI,. Grand Rapids atu-nd«d. ..,.X| unui Mondav ot ponutock. Mrs. I**vanciie M<: -! Guests from away were Mr. and M'inuuv eveningevening ..... ... . “ The *"*■ tree was beautiful waumm.’ ' <-----------Nichols mortaincd and c'm’"n-‘ was pleased with thc rick. E. State Road, and Blake Boy­ Mrs. Fred Huyht ■ and family. Mr. .y... Clara NPrompt and Courteous Service and Mt> Dan Daniela and daughter, -*.i y,. aiiu and Mrs muiu: JMinor Nichol, .mil and — «»»«* -Program. children had] lan of Welcome Corner*. .............The .. and Mr.'and In K. of P. Hall, Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bush and fam- Marti, Wilbur SolonnB —- -— - Curia Ann( of Rahmufbo. Mr. and tMtl‘ w'‘> trained and did their Max RejMolds of Dand an.;. Mrs. •Ecphor Uy and Mrs, Fred ri-<. Ryerson njv.wu and uaiu Mr. .m Mr». . T, iton. . ...... ■ jmvi Johnson and Bruc«- of'lK,rl!’ Wv‘I- ttteh al* enjoyed the. Mrr- and Mr.;' WUlayd Willnrd Hall and famfam. ;quj< j n... »«, and ......» 5' ^Kar Mln:rn hall* and the good time to* t Lenn .D. Cool anti daugh- ^¥ nd. Mr and Mrs.•. L. Wednesday, January 10, 7:30 P. M. ' —ether. . i .if Kalkaska attended th-■p ’ k t> ‘ 4W P»t ar : ~ dinner c.n M. ' ter Jean of Hi- , ADMISSION FREE PUBLIC INVITED . : VMV. Tlrore from here who attended Uw’. ' funeral services of Jesse Warner nt holiday vacatitn from their school Chnrtnuls tree at the church at. Hattie creek Sunday. Hastings Unit ' George C- Reeves of Jonesville.. Amon;t the N. .. J. ; Dorothy Bromird Shultz Saturday night enjoyed the I include Mich., spent a part of the past- week : !lp!d in IlusUnu. wa. .. the .... one l-.ivei, /r.-m Sieiiii Haven. Clark and Lfovd :in; program. Much credit i* duel" Michigan Railroad Employes and Citizens League iz-.ih os.li..-------. .from ,,PlalnwelJ at the home of his sister. Mrs H S ,bv Mr- and Mrs. Keith Fuller with ; Nottingham .l-mnw.... Iiigh ...... ’liw <: who worked no faithfully toi ......— make it n success.. .j Gaskill on South Jeflcrs.m strei■•t,-‘ tonrto’n lu< nd* ■ guests.The <-v -chixtl. Marian Hallt tind. Robert, being called here by the serious illU:U ddightfully sjient and :• Warner from W. 8. T. C, and Mu­ ; The friends of Mrs. Gertrude-; > nes* of H. 8. Gaskill. ,midnight supper wa - .-••ived. n..) Llinkay fAnn. Battle Creek. Smith will K glad to know she is ’ Miss Margaret Merrick luu re- Mr. and Mr R iy Cord. . entei ■' Mr. ahd Mrs Car! Warner of Bul- paining liicvly and expects to comet • turnefj to Kalamazoo, having sjxnt i lalnetl a company <»1 tra-nds at a'tie Creek and .Dr. and Mr*. Bernard home sometime this week. Mr- !UK1 Mrs. Emeet Peake enter-' the holidays with .her parent.*, Mr. Watch party, .a.- did M:'. and M. <; D Uon were guest* of Mr. and vc- t-lined about thirty and Mrs. Wayne Merrick. David S. Goody‘. .ir. Several guest', mr. cluncy Farr on Thursday ,eve---------- - relatives ---------- -anti — Mr. nnd Mr*. Chuilc.* Dawson nnd w.-ie al*.। entertnined bv Mr and mug friends Christmas. family ol Ann Arbor were micsu*-<>l Mr.-. Kelln.- stem on-SUhday cv ■- Tt;\- who were rn!ertain>-;t kr Mr ■",<1 MrsLester Bonneville Mr. and M..*. Elroy 15>bi;u duringfam.ly dinners on Christmas dav -‘'to daughters. Lorraine and Uwita. part of the holiday vacation ; -- ---- 7’ .’7 •’*----------- wcr. Mr and Mrs. Robert Ford and • !>••»»* Christmas with hl* mother Mrs. Everette Johnson and three DANCING PARTY. tm- bay* nt her LT JMirent jNin-yc-’ In Otsejo: ‘'nd family in Battle Creek. small daughters of Owosso are visitSaturttny t-. nmn at the Gram! J Mr. and Mr-. Floyd and Mr. Mrs Kafhlcen Tedrow and Mr* Floyd Miimr M: mg her mother. Mr*. N. H Rom- ‘linpid-. Bookca-e Co dining :■ ,n amt Mrs. Merle Slbberwn at Fnti Mina Kenyon vi*ucd Mrs Gertrude Our Prices arc low .... Our Service unexcelled This is tiie first time she has been twenty-four youm: people had u‘Freeman’* at Grand Ledge; Mr and Smith at Pennock hospital Thurshome in IB tear*. Jdancing ixirty. nix-ic being fur-.M;.-, Russell Minor and Recta. Mr. Our store is no farther than your phone Ms. and Mrs. Clare Itogcr of Hol- nisheu by u colored orchestra frun and Mi-,. Ik-wcy Doster mid familyy' The many friends of Barbara Start I 934 with one of these fine Used land and Mr. and Mr* Harold Wen-;Battle Creek S-'veruI special dam • ; .t E. L L. Bl. Bli.; ’ in Rin.-r Silver Creek: •• Mr.'"hHmb?r’.ain vho was so seriously ger and Charlene of Nashville were <n« acU were gner. by the otcht-ura.anti JM.s. .Walter Warner and Ro- Ul. will be glad tn hear shut* gaimni: Silver River Brand Cars — Our list changes every we<?k. i gue»ts of Mr. and Mrs. it. L. Winslow j members. ‘ b*?rt. Mr Bellingham and Harry dnd ftU hops lor her speedy recovery. Ground Frcih Sunday and Monday. • Utrsts from o-'t of ! >vn wet; D: :l<Hla-!k at Ear!'Rcllinghurn's: Mr. Those fr.mj hen- who attended the• Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Barker, who and Mr-* Chari-... McIntyre of Anu and ?Vrs: John Rogers, at Howard .cantata ut clcnenlale Sunday night jure attending Houghton College. Arbor •-* - j -- - ■- — - '.. in Coo^t; Mr. and Mrs. npurl a wonderful program and a Katherine Blak alii lb. Maxwell House c Houghton. N. Y., spent th? holida. from Midi iplon ana .family at her fa- fme tmiv. . oe ordv ; vacation with relatives and friend, ' i.i.Paw Paw and Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Mila Ashby ■.;x.nt Butter Middleville lb. c .in this city and vicinity. . Ernest Morehouse’ at Gtorg? Sunday’wuh Mr. and Mrs. Claud Shultz or Freeport Butter lb. 21c Two 1932 FORD V-8 TUDORS tiottre Mosher of Hope Center. |. Rev. and Mr* Lane of Toledo, .. ,......... —< —— -. . — -r... s.. ■Ohio, were guests-of Rev. and Mr.*, bridge-luncheon I imuy given bv I Claud Champion was called to Rolled Oats Full 5 pound Bag X3c L. E, Lane last week. On Dec 31 the Mr ■ M. 11. Kind - and Mm. John I Kcndail on Thursnay morning laOne ^931 FORD MOD. A VIC Iformer opened a sene,-, ol revival ;N’ebk’* at I. homeun Gil... eau 1 bf.tlu: serious l"— — tr. and Mrs. Frank Bellingham meetings at Roanoke, Ind. istreet. :he tabic.* being played irtritr. J Detroit spun*. from Friday until TORIA COUPE I. [ Mis* Virginia Potts return* on A Ch::*'n... tree and Christm. ■ Mis Kia Rager.. Sunday to her school duties Ut Pttin .colors mad. t..■■ rooms attnicuv- :am! Mr* Hit..- ! Mon-hv... . Mr. and-in ucUuty One 1930 FORD MOD. A Full Quart*. Very Tasty ... Try Soma! 'Hall, Chambersburg. -Pa. aft.-r;Mis Edward• Kurtz ol Detroit u . Mr- Henry It.g.r», Joan wr.d Jean, .Thu-c who -pent. Clirwtnms with SPORT ROADSTER 'Visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. jau out of town guv?.;, apd drew t and Henry Kershaw or Chicago a.* IF r: Brown , lamily.^uerv. Lewi* .Chas. S. Potu. during the holidays, score, and Mrs. Juines ’ Bristol — hai.ho... Brown of' Flint. Harold Brown of' Hershey’s Cocoa Pound Can 19c Two 1929 FORD MOD. A j Tliir:- will be an ail di- Fann- f};‘nlc Creek. Car! Brown and fam-1 I Mr. and Mrs. Gay Jordan have ie- ond. TUDORS each turned to their home tn Flushing, ’ ----------- ***--------------- . jer.’ Chib meeting at Eir.cs-. Hull’x ol Harbor Springs and Mrs.i Sugar Pur. C.m CU.hS.ck 10 lb.. 53c N. Y.. afte; a vi*it with Mr. and OBSI.HM. SILVER WED(( ii Saturday, Dei. 30. L'lwr Shulteri and family ot Kala-i One 1932 CHEVROLET DELUX COACH, with Mrs. Kellar Stem. Earl Warehum1 DING ANjflVERS.1 Iodized Salt Large Boz 2 for 13c Mr and Mr.«. Albert ..Porter and’ .accompanied them as far as De-. Mr and Mr. Lu vrencc Allerdi;..’ i BRVMH DI.-*TR 6 wire wheels and trunk ftft jtrnit. ■ . land Mr, and Mr- Michael AUcrdiu ; M: ’ L E u ?,. Dean .<.< ChnxUna.* dinner with hi* like new 3QDU.UU 1 ’Mr. and Mfs. F B- Droulllard and cntertnjned Satutday evening witn P nxim: ' .ti.ttj .n Fria parents at Plainwell, » I Ul On Christmas day. .*evcru) from J MUS Gwendolyn Droulllard of Pon-'a chlckrn dinner at the former u 'S>ilul in Battit Cre-... One 1921 MOD. T TUDOR tiac wtJze guests of Mr. and Mrs J.! home in Carlton. Thc event was in ' HiU vicinity agtndtd the golden Prances Darby u-. * a gut •R HayesXpvcr the week end Mm* I honor cl both couples* twenty-fifth •.•edtpn: anniveiwry of Mr. and| MEAT SPECIALS now only------------------------Gvtendqhjp.leaves soon for Wash- ‘wedding anniversary. Covers we. Mr.* George Munn at Indian lake. ington. dTc-. where she attends the laid for sixteen. Thc-v-wrrc residents ol. thia neighPure Lard .Genuine lbs. Me National Park Seminary. tind; bor hood about fortj*-Ir.e year* ago. I All of these cars giunantntd to be <• Guests of Mr and Mrs. Gary --- --------. --------- Mr. ’ on Thursday. January fourth.’ represented. Liberal allowance for ym Mr.* Helen Beadle and Mrs. Myrtle? Crook pari of Christina* week were, Members of the U and I Club "nd Mrx Glenn Holo in Haiting* BeeS Steak Fancy Chicago Round, lb. 13)c _;:rsdrlightlidly entertained bj | Mr*. Frame.* Itvan and Priscilla Uogtu:-. lender.* of the Nutrition ■ Mf find Mra Charles Fafrell and were and easy terms on balance. --------children of Coldwater. Mr. and Mr.' Mrs. Clarence Bat-chlt-r at her home ‘ I Dt-umt an- here during the Hl-,c*!ns. will go to Hastings for the' Roasts Pork Loin Rib End lb. 10!c Lyy Royer of Batik- Crtt-k. and Mr. near Cloverdale on Wednesday aR-jness ut the- iormo'* mother. Mr.*, h. nd k ran, winch they will pass' and Mr'x' Koiio Vele and children ernutin of |**t week, llridgi- ua Xud.. , tlv«- ciaa* al tlu> home ct Mi nL*o MrsrJohn Vicle of Vermont vilk. Splayed, refreshments served uncT m ; .,>L’ f’Orth Evangelical Sunday M.ny MuHendarjp un January 11th.' Dr. and Mrs. Charles Mclntyte of goed imie enjoyed. Chflstma-. c.l' r. • •''<n*~l t k-t.. ■■ tiieh -....: i ■ . ;.. ; topU i- • 'Lou,-rm.- M<ai Co.-:-, — Arbor — — Hastings ...... ... * j made . ....... ................ ..mi... i. , ■ v.i'.iou! e*,i. .mt i.. d value.** .’i*uiiig y<->i.- '!nui«duy Ann vuited relative attractive decoration* over the week end. '1 - ------- ---••* .— There will be no prayer meeting 1'1,; will be a.demonstration lc*.von - "•• —— ' ’ “ ...................... . .......... . , HELPING OTHERS. ; Rev. and Mrs. L L Dewey and FORD DEALERS ---- ..... --- r —------- ol Onr.i!, Mr and Ml.*, John Refers spent; George returned on Friday from a .visit with ____ __________ Detroit- relaltres. ____ [twelve lad:-. -, who try to do totwWe Deliver ' The BIG-Little Store Phone 2491 ' X«iMr uivl and Mrs UntlarH Willard IX Perry and- . tiling h r, tliot.- lea* fjrtuuate. durm..: a iwrl ul Lut week iuTipiBif to -t.- Wood of Trowbridge. • . Hastings Michigan Hairy Freeman ol Gun Plain* ..-on of Midland were guttaU id Dr lhc liolKia?.*. Itiniudmtl Mure w- :i can- ot in । ua-lli- i . who l- m ■ ‘aiid Mi*. B- A. Perry during Chnat- filled baskets to three famihet. Ail The Biondi stbool -a 1:1 begin raihd on .Mr>. Belling twin tUKl Hai-, I inas week._______________________ ‘sere very grateful for them. Jan- 2. alter ten day*' vacaUun. ry KiUick on Friday evening. -Eadies’ Ski Pants Men’s Overcoats Eye Fatigue New Bakery and Delicatessen L. V. BESSMER Will Open Monday, Jan. 8, 1934 Michigan and The St. Lawrence Seaway Dream Central Bakery Let US Serve You Through 1934 Coffee NEW BARGAINS for the New Year - 23c X6>/2 19’/2 Salad Dressing 23c s ^X -8 DELUX $410.00 J JgQ QQ $225.00 $175.00 $115.00 $15.00 Universal Garage Co. I �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY d. 1934 PAGE BIX FREEPORT. j BARRYVILLE. [I Christmas ______ ________________ exercises At thc_______ KI Ingen- (i Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green and —i tv — •“ ’ family and Munhall Trim* spent The community was saddened Mrs. Merrill Meade attended a '. smith school. Dec. Much — credit Sunday evening when word, came party at the borne of Mrs. Loval ** given their teacher. Mrs. Velma!I Sunday in Kalamazoo with Mr. and (Continued from page one) _______________________________ that Mrs. J. G.- Reuter had piissed Lowell in Quimbf ’Hutrsday after- Ste« bv. for the fine program pul jn> '! MY* Boyd Wails. ONE CENT A WGRILJSP ADVERwith ofilcial business. I? is an aw»> about two o'clock, following noon. . > ■Margaret Conrerw of near. Irving-; Archie Burd of Mu pie Grove spent BOWENS MILLS .T1SEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. P.trr Hen.It'd. abuw of thc franking privilege fol a bri1*! dine-*1 with- bronchitis. Tiie Nutrition leader*. Mrs. Mabel'is staying with her sister and fam­ iCiirutmua al ciM Green home: • a member of congre*s to send out Grandma Reuter, a.; slic was *o fu- Adams and Mrs. Ethel Wdcox. go to [Uy. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Pickard [i .Mf. and Mr> Or«n Robert* and private publicity .under ills’ own millatly called, passed her 94th Has: Ings Thiirwiay to receive ’ their i and at lending..school hue. 'family *junl (."hrlMnuu with relafrank, to say nothing of palming it milestone last September, but in |e»on. The CJusj plan* on meeting: Maxine Power* of near Gun lake1 Uvct in Grand Rapida. . • -.1 ; . i:i ; . H oil as a* publicity -of of u department departmer ^yite of the years, she had retained ;it the home ol Mrs. Adams Tuesday, 'spent part of iiwt ruck with Mr and:! John Grice returned to his .home » »he — has u«- no connection. ; much r.t of 1u»r her vontlifui yontliful visor vigor and Jan Jan. fl » Vtairor* Visitors ore are welcome Mrs A C Johnson and Mr u with which ' health, and was the envy of many Mr.*. Mary Neo! of Nashville fa • Mrs. Alien Streby. S.300 Penally Prescribed. daughter j«nd .‘-on jn Grand Rapid*. The NRA franked envelopes in much younger than herself. Since vplting at the home of Mr. and whicli Foulkes or someone tri his the death of her husband in 1917. r la-half sent «ut information pur­ she had made her home with her Mfar. Virginia Day ?pent the week porting to come from ' the NRA daughter. Mrs. Semiuh See.se, ut the end at the frame of. Mr. anti Mrshomestead, (pending some time Frank Smith ut Vermontville. ix'hrs in thc up|>er right hand cor- old each year with her daughter. Mrs. Mrs. George Skinner returned tier.this legend: I E. Moore, and ottwr of her chil- with Mrs. Chas. Hutton to Clarkston F rnalty for F rivate Use to Avoid dteri. She had resided cn thc farm for a visit. Mrs. Hutton had born CHURCH OF THE nAZABENE. । aymem of Pottug.-,• t.JW) ' wbrre ;ih(. d(ed tor 77 yPar, visiting at tiie home of Mr. and We thank you for the steadfast confidence I pie"preaxsrelease "containingtwo She was one .of those women who Mra WlH Hyde. pages of typewritten material laud- was a real mother to all who knew Clayton Willetts returned to hfa! you have displayed during the try­ ing Foulkes. contain* tiie words her nnd evcrvpne loved and respect- school —work wW>n.in ... w»..v.. „ri Detroit Sunday a after: ing years just past. "National Recovery Administration" cd her. Hers was n life that will spending thc holiday vacation at his ... tho . It... in the upper left-hand corner, and live cn -«,I and K.... bear r-u. fruit in the years parents home. Mfrs Helen returned in tiie upper right-hand romer "Re- to come. It fa a real comfort to her to Kalamuzoo Monday. Mrs. Wil­ We are pleased to announce that deposit* with hast- Immediately;' loved ones to know that she slipped lett* accompanied her to spend the WESLEYAN MET1I0DI8T CHURCH Frank Healy, axsutant compliance awa>' *° qul«ly and peacefully, day. . us are now guaranteed under the United director of the national recovery ud- 'vithnut a -‘truggle. She leaves to The Business meeting will be held [ States Government Plan. minwfrallon. when shown the re- moum tu-r pasaing. three daughters, at the parsonage ..Friday evening. HaxtliH Church. ictiM- stated nnd wrote in Ids own •"r:Serac and Mrs. Anna Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hawblit/ and handwriting across the lop uf it, -Moore of Freepoft, Mrs. Adah Ood- children wete Sunday guesU of Mr "Not un NRA reliase '* trey of. Akron. Ohio, and three sons. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox. Azahixt NR y Rule*. of Grand Rapids. George nnd KLINGENSMITH. ' . Tn •nciing out the cupv oTthe Gl,V nt Fort Recovery, Ohio, nineDelton, Michigan ttvn “ grandchildren, twenty-eight let Ur of the NBA to four rnanu- *'*" **— - -<-«-• Marion Hehiu returned to his i fucturr:. tn tiie Fourth congrcs- .great-grandchildren and a vast cir­ home In Mecosta after spending two ! siona! district. Foulkes or some one cle uf otlwr relatives nnd close weeks with.his aunt, Mrs- Roy Jen- , in his tjehulf put this note ut the friends The funrrul service was kins. i held tills Wednesday afternoon at CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN A large crowd attended the. IN CHRIST. "To the Editor—The subjoined let­ two o'clock at the M. E. church, in ..u was w«., M'lit «to .V the .„c tollowing .vmvwu.k plants putuu, charge of Orio Yciter. undertaker ter E. B. Grtan, D. D.. Psztor. ANNOUNCEMENT • naming them ■jawificalivi Alien- nf LowelL a grandson of the deti'.n Gt licidl Manager. Please." cea^-d. and with Rev. F. Loomis .Mt official of the NRA declared Poaching the sermon. Burial was that it un* strictiy against their ‘V1- husband in Pleasant HUI rule* to make public the names of cmneiery. Another pioneer has gone firms or of individuals against whom l" her reward but thc trail she helpnon^oiiiplinnce complaints have been tl? blare has made many a youngfiled: To do ito might be un injus- rr llfe ,,,ori' Ptauant nnd lias aided them progress. HEW CIVIC AUDITORIUM ! tire s* the charges may be unjustl- Jh ',m in ln their ,H*'' •*« —-nhST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. i lied. He said: . Mr. and Mrs.' Harold Rosenberger Cor. Church and Center Strait* CRAHD RAPIOS, MICHIGAN "Ninety-eight per cent of the and »dn, Marvin, visited in Big Rap­ complain!* lodged against employ-; ids and Grand Rapids Monday aft­ er.s ate settled by local boards with-' ernoon. •• general relZiber’. uiT when I num your law out coming to Washington. Of the — „ tt>UUI " aomh jioh Rev. F. Loomis, daughter Gaytha. It will be GUMMED, not half summed. A llltf* ' 4’r;i,iiia|nini> 2 per rent the majority Mb* Ethelyp Earle and Albert Welk [tire M-l... _ _byz _________ ttlrti the district boards, were in Hastini* on business Mon­ FIRST MliTHoriiRT r.rlHcnPAr. As 'udministrjitidn officials have — re­ day morning.peatedly pcAnted out. the national Tiie Misses Ruth and Dorothy n-covi-ry program is not intended to who have been spending 1a> a dictatorial measure, but rather Tubbcrer. holiday vacation here with their GEORGE’^ one tt> enable industry to maintain the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tabbcr* it* own self-government." . er. returned on Monday evening to SHOE REPAIRING nnd their • school duties at Detroit and v . . ....... .. Mutual Fir* It b,< ■111!.., F.,u k./,, cn, ,n B,.„h HAT CLEANING SHOP , lus fa hult placed the names of the „ ■... . twn-ii in'uriiiR the farjuet* of Michigan. Tmlcy payment* «I it" art four firms against whom complaints C W. A. workers nre busy this Kuaranleed by tl« av.ntr. and reroute** ul neatly ONE HALF MILLION had been, made1 al*the top of a let­ week -putting 111 the much nrerled' ladies* Sales, electric vulcan­ DOL1.AIUL ter written to them by tin NRA of­ st.wfr just’east of thc Bank and ized. no nails'■to bothrunning south. ficial and then sent out. this letter. cr your feet—Sole* OUC try. Carr till nndrt Ivirti Roush has been in Detroit [together with « personal blurt} in EMMANUEL CHURCH. id undoual Uia«d. eiluicattnz ; tiie holx-s that some newspaper on ptfainess the past week. (EPISCOPAL* [would "fall for it." Men’s Work Shoe*. Mile* and A family by the name of Murphy A high official of the compliance have moved from near Coats'Grove 325. W. Center St rubber heel*, four S ~ MORRIS O. HILL, Haatingi JOHN II. UTZ, Hatting* division of the' NRA Mated that into the .... home recently ,vacated a>a>r<l bv months guaranteed it... Hnhii-i. u ... _ ..... . v .now emKEN BRAENDl.E, Freeport JERRY ANDRUS, Hatting* while Foultys did not call on him the Mr. Murphv MEN'S DRESS "". lie presumed he dirt call on some ployed as fireman at the Curtiss SHOES SOLES .... , other ollicial m the division for mill " v the ptirjaw of -making complaint State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. HOYS» RUBBER u against lhc four manufacturers in HOME OFFICE 70J CHURCH ST. FLINT. MICH. SOLES hi- district Tiie M-ndlnif out of the . W. V. BURRAS. P.-«4dtnL JOHN'S LUTHERAN MISSION.f. । [a-rsnnul publicity in a franked SHOES DYED—30c Ed*. Next. Pastor. . envelope "borrow’ed" from the- NRA 'i followed.' THE CHURCHES WANTS Guaranteed -T>u Fitting Service anteed to hold tho rupture Foulkes or Aide Fails To Our Depositors Ahron Truss faalur* '*Se!ectlv« Preisiiro Control". Nothing else Uko The'’Prescription Drug Store ' B. A. LyBARKER. Pr^r. HASTINGS — MICHIGAN Our Service To PROTECT You Conttantly Adjuit Fairly — Pay Promptly DELTON STATE BANK Print* Oarazo at LOW RATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL r. L. MAUS L«»I Iwtu lUstluX*. Mich. ■ GEO. M. NEWTON IAU-T5 BODY GLASS In'talied While You Walt. 4 Auto Parts for All Cam. 4 Batteries — MufHen — Brake 4 Liniots —Itiiig Gram —Axle j and Drive'shaft*. < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Phone 2C37 Hastings 666 Check* Cold* br»l u.r. ... cr Neuralcta in 30 minute* Malaria In 3 ilayr Fine laxative and Tonic W A N T F D Junr and nnnim AUIkr- Mammoth CIortr Srrd A Quarter Century of Progress 1.25 65c 50c A1m> dark and light red Kidney Bean*. Highest market price. Call Woodland 27. collect. If you have anything to'offer. FARM BVRE>ii SUPPLY STORE Woodland, Midi. tf. HARTINGS CITY MISSION. G. B. C1SLER THE AUCTIONEER 1 CHURCH or CHRIST. COATS GROVE, Would be pleased to cry your sale. Middleville, Mich. ChiciigQ Piano .Manufar. GRANGE PROGRAMS of Halt ing, aileafatitul* IRVING GRANGE NO CARDS of THANKS AUDITOR P. o’ BOX It Chi'-— ” OBITUARY. ■ Magdalena Schmelchcr . Reuter, t [daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth SchmeJcbi'r. was born Sept. 29. 18^. fit Bad«n. Germany, and died Dec. 21. 1933. al the o!d Reuter home­ stead near Freeport. Mrs. Reuter left Germany with her- )»rente whejt about 8 years old and they -settled in Gallen, Ohio„ where they lived fur five years, after vhich they travelled overland in cjv'i,'Lig-a>i And ’ inWich-f i those day. MORTGAGE BALI TO ANYONE WHO CAN PROVE TO US HE SELLS BETTER MEAT THAN I DO.' 1>X> -r- - - - wfldcri'.ew. -------------was married, to Ji.hn G. Itsuter tin M?y 19. 1H57. Tri thl.-. uhiun b rn nine chfldivn. Ca.-i’. ii • erased >. Gedrt*. Jacob. Eva craM-di. Ellzab-th. Anna. • Flora < deceaw’ii. end Guyiitf.band diwi on Sept. 1. 1917, She lived continuuu.'.l'v on Ire farm where she and her husband ala. their married life for owe revet' about 'two y<th. her daughter, tn Frt*f»”l 3hu Spare Ribs ^olbs10c BeeS BeeS Steak $ 3 »- 25c Round, Swiss or Sirloin ' for others. She was a devout Chris­ tian. a patriotic citizen and a val- (unity where she lived A lar-;e and ipten-ntng volume could l» writt<yi euucerhtng her long, usemi life. Si !>• r hard struggles in early life. She has gone to her reward. A l.A.ng mother, a kind, true IriH.d. n noble woman nh« ptL-scd from Ulis hfc to thc lite beyonct W<- would not. could not wish for STAR GRANGE s better and ar Shoulder Pork ORDER FOR PUBLICATION istoWiad K>j sdttt ion £*m stacdsrd CHARLES Roasts Though’ u<- realize there is not an­ other like you. And so we shed d silent tear While standing hesitating ut your bier Oh Mother,- Mother dear. SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. George Hal! and children. Mr. and Mrs Asa Strwl!. and Edwin - WlUlanvc. spent New ’- ir s with Mr. and Mrs Myri-Jn ail in Nashville. k ma! from this neighborhood Hurry Misuncr. ItOHINIH E PARK, nd«d a card party at Elam 1 Kblainazoo of Detroit. M.ity RrykwcRs in Vermontville Saturday G e. Kenyan, wh been wtfnight. Mr. and Mrs. George Hal! ith nettrti fa Poland were Tuesday won first prizes. Mamie Chase and ar. and Mrs. John Kollar. Bill Anderson were consoled. QUIMBY. George Weller in able to be out Mr and Mrs Raymond Bachellor'and around after two ivMtim: a: her mother. Mrs. Chase. and family of Detroit spent the qww. Paul and Mary Hall of Charlotte al­ end with.their mother, Mrs --------J *on “ Randal nnd ...*P*pt part of their school vaca­ Evrld Jackson and John Kollar attended/a *ale nt Stony fhm there. tt spent the hall- Point Thursday afterfidon. Ethel Powers, who teaches in LanIrs. John Kollar -called 'ing is home for her vacation. Imn.lv r.t H.,' r Mr? Otto Lightfotfr. George Benedict fa still very Ul at of Fie. p-rt Wednesday 'he home of hfa daughter. Mrs. WUfrrri Prtcc. in Lansing. Califu French was marned Satthe urday. D c. mber 23rd. to a Mr oice Gould ttf Mulllkeff: aent Don* Raze nnd Helen Ffench have ’i state Teach- opened up their restaurant on river 1 Ky comera near Men a oil station. Whole Fresh Skinned and family of Battb run Friday until Tur- /Mortuary ' Service AlV Good FARMER STYLE—These Are Fine Meaty Ribs, Full Loin Cut, lb RfUt-'i;i kind, indulgent motlu-r and a trust­ worthy fnepd: She was n’t loving ^dfapositkin and seemed mos; happy when .'l:c could be with mu! enter­ tain her family, always owr to d.i a kind act or befriend s-rmeone. HASTINGS MARKETS $25 REWARD HAMS 10c i- :■ 5 u». 25c Hamburg Steak Chunk Pork Streaked with Lean lb 6c Juat Riglit Sausage 5 “>• 25c Salt Pork Streaked With Lean th. 7c Pork Liver From freih killed pig* it. 5 c lb 12jc Pork Chops Try Some For Breakfast it. 9c Bacon Best Bacon Home Cured lb. 121c Lard With the Oil Krpl In 3 ,b*. 25c Hogs Fre*h Qre»ed Whole or Half lb. 6’/4c i-l-m.ir.ms GEO. SMITH jr “THE DEYOUNG OF HASTINGS” MARKET OPEN WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wedneaday, Jan. 3, 1934 Michigan fartners every year fori BLIND BOY STUDYING ™ " ' SCENES MAY CHANGE nearly two decades?*------- " ) FOR HORSE BUSINESS BUTSHOW GOES ON Slgte associations concerned with' PART ---------------- ---CAN OBTAIN son spent Christmas with Mr. and'children and Mr and Mrs. Artie __ ’FARMERS _ ।Mrs. Elae Edmands of Hastings. IBmllh of Charlotte were Bunday SHORT TERM CREDITS | Mr. and Mrs Orville Pursell and <»*«* at J. W. Moores. cunor tcdu men Mrs- Hunt and . ----------! Dora were Sunday guests of the for- ’ Christmas was celebrated at our farm busineurtlr farm life will hold! New Agency Provides Funds mw's mother. Mrs. Agnes Ptincll.'schoolhouse Friday evening with a Hoffman and Darrin raonAT,: coim. annual meetings throughout the. Earl J. Clark, Jack,?m?Shows for Financing Pinanrinirurop Cronana and lof children undcr speaking, week. Thirty of these'groups com-1 Rnmnrknhle Perseverance I Btfor Mr ««« and’»»’■ ant, iChrtstmaa glngln< andtree, glvto< lhe Greenfield and Arabella. E. Johncock, deed.) ] bine business with pleasure and can Kcmarkable reraeverance Annual BCCOUnl of Admr fiIcd Quarterly meeting will Livestock Operation j daughter spent Christmas with Mrs. (direction of Miss McPnariln. The 1 Callum church Salurdai transact the neccsAry work for' at M. 8. C. i 3,1. L,.wte Willard Hilton, dec'd.! ! East Lansing —F r d e r a 1 funds' Couch's sister of Lansing. exercises showed able instruction by Jan. 5 and Sunday morn their group and be on the ground) East Lansing. — There may be East Lansing. DM. 26—A blind Will filed, petition for probate of available for loans to farmers for Al Wilcox spent Christmas with;Miss McPharlin. Then Santa came to enjoy entertahunent and educa ­ some new scenery for thia year's Rev. Fred King iu«»Im1 by student in thftwo-year general ag- will filed, waiver of notice filed, or- , the growing of crops or the produc-: his daughter ut Gobles. and distributed the gifts Chen popFanners Week, Jan. 29 to Feb. 2, tional features. ricultural short, course at Michigan: der for publication entered. • tion of livestock complete the chain: Mr*. Robert Kniffen and William corn and ctmdy were served and allI w. W. Preece of Hastings Will there will be some new- faces on the Mast of the groups have meetings State College is preparing for a ca-jj Est. revival meetings Bunday g;- Margaret Deomer,- dec'd — Pe-; nf ioan racilittex made available to I arc spending tiie week in Grand had a fUsFCTtflfc, • stage, but the play will be about the during the morning al which their! reer as a dealer in horses. . titton "lion fur Admr. filed. ' Michigan farmers in an attempt to Rapi* with Mr. Kniffen. Mrs. John Chamberlain of Shults same as has delighted thousands of particular pliase of farm life is dis-1 Despite his handicap. Earl J.1 Eat. ----- ---------Sarah E. Good, deed Final, counteract unusual .financial condi-; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams andjgaw a Christmas party at her home Brethren church come. cussed. These meetings are ojien to) Clark, Route 3. Jackson, has shown anyone but primarily interest those perseverance and ability Fhlch lead account of Admr. filed, order assign-. tions. according to William I. Myers.I ing residue entered, discharge of governor of the farm credit admin-' engaged In that particular line of members of the faculty of the ani­ | istratlon. • work. mal husbandry department of the.. Admr. Issued, estate enrolled. Cheesebrough. dec'd.1 I This — is n new form of- agricultural --------- - ---------------Genera! programs at which speak-1 College to believe that he will make Est. Hattie .E. Objection and grounds for contest to i(credit and is intended to become a ers of special Interest appear are' a success. | permanent port of the financial faheld in the afternoon. Usually, one) Clark Is almost totally blind, built*011011 for probata of will filed. | cilities available to Michigan farm­ speaker and some musical selections can dimly discern outline and con- Est. Cassius L. Glasgow, dec'd. No-1ers. Thc money is loaned through of hearing issued. complete the day's general pro-; tour of animals. He now owns a tlce rn wiiu.™’. ; local associations of borrowers, much gram. tered*T?th^Michigan cJt Develop- ranTand tawntory filed. dpeUtion ^"areur^loaru Thte ,eC,u'i„Wfor| rr’:slml,ar to thc aasociations formed Livestock and crops shows are al- j ^Ur* .IT! ways popular and attract crowds. ment Contest sponsored by the Col- hearing claims filed, notice to credl- j tO new credit- is for short term loans Entertainment features will be pro-, lege. Careful saving and sale of a tors issued. In communities not having suffl-I ,.,5*!!! cicnt vfded on two nlglits during the ioSb cient local local banking banking facilities, facilities. | youth to-buy hte n iy outright. filed, petition for probate of will -----------------— — week. | Local associations have already Wrt-Um. work In the Col OK n«. lor publtanion ontnrt. 1 been formed in the lower peninsula The inner mon will be well cared hone h«™helnwtow, the M nd. a, D , na‘8k. o,^^. of Michigan and will be . ready for for by banquets and luncheons boy. thort course 'Wnse. At the ‘business, within a short time. The scheduled by the various groups. nresent tlmr hi* Ipvnl* tha rlav .. . ....... ............ upper peninsula will be similarly Speaking programs are given ut horwi. oiS uiion UU«n lor for namr. Admr. alrt. wdw pubwithin . .bon Umr_ -—. n.u»,"iSS.'U _ some of these meetings. horses. Ralph Hudson. head of the ficatton .entered, a Michigan man, Fred D. Elliott, HomemMiers have a special pro­ farm fnrrti and ntArl iiorsc inAr'.r* department, says .,1-c ’ cattonjentered _ _1 _ gram which is arranged to permit that Clark has an exceptlonally Est. Thomas Doyle,.dee d. Petition is treasurer of tiie Production Cred;r Admr. filed. fihd. it Association for the four states women to enjoy all genera) meetings keen mind and memory. He does , for and also the entertainment features. not take notes in lecture courses, Est. Susan A. Barry, dee d. As- . forming the group in which Michlsignment filed. but listens Intently and asks ques­ Est. James Asplnall. deed. First | gan is included. ' OBITUARY. Any farmer is eligible to receive; annual account of executor filed. William E. Aldrich, son of William tions freely. production loan. No loans: Clark is confident that his Bel­ Bst, Roy Heath. Annual account alesscrop BARBARA ANN B. and Florllla Aldrich, was born In gian than >50 are made. Thc money j filly is a beginning for thc filed. Vergennes, Kent Co.. Michigan. breeding business which he Est. Henry Roe. Annual account is loaned for a period of one year or September 16 th, 1864. and departed horse less. Notes and lelns on crops or' intends to develop. He is special ­ filed. this life at the home near Delton. personal property are the securities' in animal husbandry in his Est. Angie J. DeWolf. dee d. Order asked for the Joons. Interest rates; December 20th, 1933. at the age of izing course, placing special emplia- allowing account entered. 69 years. 3 months and 4 days. On short will be 6 or 6'i per cent at present, June 19, 1885, he was uni ted'In mar­ sis on feeding and Judging. Mem­ Est. Ward A. Quick, dec'd. Peti­ and are determined by the discount ' riage to Etta Jane Whitney of Grat­ bers of the faculty say that he can tion for Admr. filed, waiver of no­ rates of the Intermediate Credit, animals effectively through tice filed, order appointing Admr. Bank. Applications for loans should tan, who passed away March 3. 1931, judge entered, bond of Admr. filed, lettersi; be made to thc local association. To this union five children were his acute sense of touch. j The most popular soup of administration issued, order limit­ । County agricultural agents have born, Vern of Whltneyville. Floyd of Kalamazoo, who preceded him In QUAKER STOCK MAN ing settlement entered. ...wm information waawaaunu I printed concerning this i ■ supply at thia •»death June 20th. 1930, Mrs. Edylhe Est. Harland V. Sweitzer, dec'd.(new and should be new type of credit nnd TO TALK AT M. S. C. Ingersoll and Loyal and Maurice of Annual account filed. -----------of‘ their-------* 1! I able •to tell *farmers county Kalamazoo.. Later he was united Eat. Peter Maurer, dec'd. Order to where thc nearest local association) In marriage to Mrs. Armins Bagley E. S. Bayard, “Mouthpiece” accept reduction in mortgages en­ Is located. At present, there Is one • of Hope township, who survives of Pennsylvania Fanners, tered. ' association for several counties but! him. also three brothers and bne sis­ additional ones will be formed if the to Discuss Agriculture ter, Frank and Seward of the up­ need arises. per peninsula. Charles of Hastings Enst Lansing.—Some insight into The home office of the Production and Mrs. Fred Stlnchcomb of Great the future of agriculture will be giv­ Homemakers’ Credit Corporation for this Slate is Falls, Montana, und IQ grandchlh, en Farmers Week visitors ul Michi­ St. Paul. •; Other Campbell Soups not listed above, 3 cans 25c dren and a host of other relatives gan State Coliege, Jan. 29 to Frb. 2. By Home Economics Specialists Michigan State Collego PRAIRIEVILLE. and friends to mourn his passing. . by E. S. Bayard, editor ot Tiie Penn­ Mr. and Mrs. George Adriinson; Jesus, while our, hearts are bleeding. sylvania Farmer. and Lucile entertained twenty-! The subject of Mr. Bayards talk O'er the spoils that death has done. We would, at this solemn meeting. nt a general meeting Thursday eve­ Home economics radio talks which eight guests Christmas. All of MrJ ning. Feb. I. will be on "Agricultural were an interesting feature of aft­ and Mrs. Adrianson's children, the; Calmly say, "Thy will be done." Power Co. ernoon' programs of Michigan State in-laws and grandchildren were! Problems Ahead." Weep not that his tolls are over. Fancy Michigan hand picked Country Club Sodas Phooa 2305 Hastings, Mich. Weep not that his race is run, A member of the board of trus­ College's broadcasting station. . present. ' Others who entertained were: I ■■■■ —. Ood grant we may rest as calmly, tees of Pennsylvania State College, WKAR, last winter and spring, will for 25 years, a world traveler, breed­ be resumed Wednesday. January 3. Mr. nnd Mrs. Grand DePriester's ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I When our work like his Is done. er arid exhibitor of purebred live­ The talk*, presented by members guests were Mrs. Arthur Baker and stock. and thc "mouthpiece" of' of the teaching faculty and women Patricia of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Sarah farmers tn the Quaker state. Mr.. connected With, the extension de­ Smith and Miss Myrtle and Mrs. Bayard is well qualified to discussi partment. will be given each after­ W. J. Polley, local. this subject noon except Saturday and Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. David Deal had Many Michigan agriculturists arei and wifi vary with the different their son. Neuman Deal, and wife wondering what their future holds; phases of home, economics. of Grand Rapids and Charles Arm­ in store, nnd this tnik should enable■ The series will open with an in­ strong. them to plan ahead with mote as­ troductory talk by Mrs. Amy New­ Mr. und Mrs. Maurice Hughes had OuersizeEgg---Hardest Bituminous Coal Eatmore Brand surance. berg, outlining the general plan of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh Chapman nnd Mr. Bayard Is one of five out­ subjects to be discussed in the suc­ children of Gull lake, Mr. and Mrs. standing agriculturists of national ceeding programs. Problem)! encoyn- William Duncan and children of in ----------planning — low- — cost meqls, Kalamazoo und Mr. and Mrs. prominence who have been engsfeedI tered ------ — — —— Windmill or Dutch by the committee1 In charge of ? foods to include in this type Of Vaughn Mott. Farmers Week. These men will ‘ menu, and suggestions for substituMr. and Mrs. D. N. Honeywell varieties speak at the general meetings dur- tions of less expensive materials for had Leland Honeywell and lady Pocahontas Egg ------. . . conven more ing .! the annual agricultural ­ .costly ones while retaining the friend of Dowagiac and Opal Hon­ tion held at East Lansing. same food value will be presented in eywell of Battle Creek. Other speakers are: A. J. Glover, the first few talks. tall Mr. and Mrs. Herman Neil had editor of Hoard's Dairyman, who Hints will be given for planning their son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neil, cana will talk on "Problems ln the Breed­ low cost menus as well as sug­ and children and Mr. Wakeley of ing of Purebred Dairy Cattle;" Dean gestions for typical menus for the Grand Rapids. . W. C. Coffey of the agricultural di­ infant, the pre-scffobl child. - the Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Telephone 2515 _ Frank Sage vision of the University of Minneso­ adolescent, the adult, and for entire Hughes entertained Mr. and Mrs. 38-oz. ta. whose talk Is on "Security in families, with emphasis placed on Marsiiall Hughes and son. Fred J.,' recently completed a world survey the needs of each member in the of Logansport. Ind.. Mr. and Mrs. J«r Livestock;" E V. Wilcox, staff writ­ family. John F Brigham and son of De­ er for The Country Gentleman, who Study outlines based on the home catur. and Mr. and Mrs. Cassius COUNTRY CLUB recently completed a world survey economics programs will be sent on Hughes of North Pine lake. of agricultural conditions, and will request to those who listen to1 On the same day. Mr. and Mrs. 100-lb. discuss "Must We Give Up Trading WKAR. which broadcasts on*a fre­ Vaughn Mott had for guests. Mr. With Our Neighbors;" Dr. Paul quency of 1640 kilocycles or 288 3 and Mrs. John Doster, local, .and b«( Voelker, state superintendent of meters. Mr. and Mrs, Schlukebler of Kala­ public instruction, who will talk on mazoo. NORTHWEST TI1ORNAPPLE. the school situation. Mr. and Mrs. D.-N. Honeywell hud LAYING MASH 100-lb. bag $1.75 Doctor Voelker's talk will be of Mrs. Edward Betts and son of Leland Honeywell and lady friend of ABOVE ’100 to ’300 more than usual. Interest because Marquette spent Tuesday night with1 Dowagiac and Opal Honeywell of of thc acute financial problems be­ her cousin. Mrs. Earl Kermecn, and Battle Creek. Breed 1%-lb. loaf 9c Catiup 2 25c ing confronted by rural schools this family. ' Today, Saturday. December 30. Country Club, sliced or unsliced Fancy Country Club Mr. nnd Mrs. George Adams and1 the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. year. He will address the general gathering 'of farmers Wednesday son Melbourne, and Mrs. Irene Milo Lehman is taking place at the night. * Adams, local. Mr. and Mrs. Haroldi Methodist church. Watch thc Ben• Household offers a substantial cut in the cost Jewel Coffee , lb. 19c Sweat Maats *«• 17c Otto and sons and Mr. and Mrs.• ner for an account ot It. Fifty years of loans above $100 up to $300. The new tow French, lb. 23c Country Club, lb. 25c Of Wheat, Country Club Caraai John Otto and Mr. and Mrs. Clay­ seems a long time when one looks wor raveller monthly rate is 2H%. Families keeping house ton Bennett and sons of Middleville' ahead, but to look back over the who can repay monthly now may borrow amounts TO SPEAK AT M. S. C. were Christmas day guests of Mr. years how short they seem. We wish Fancy Tea ’A-n..,*,. 33e Mazda Lamps each 20c over $100 at a real saving. Loans of $100 and less and Mrs. Oscar Sherk. Mr. and Mrs. Lehman more years May Gardena %-lb. pkg. 17c Westinghouse 20 to 60 watte reduced to 3% per month. Quick, private E. V. Wilcox, Author, Will Mrs, Leona Rosenberg Crofoot■ together. Congratulations. and Clyde Glbta of Grand Rapids1 The four Hughes families spent service. Only husband and wife need sign. 20 Discuss Agricultural Invest­ were married Saturday evening.• Christmas at Mr. and Mrs. Leon months to repay. Visit, write, or telephone the Congratulations. Doster's of Delton. This Is an anigations Farmers’ Week Household Finance Corporation of America on Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kermecn‘ nual affair, a family reunion, and East Lansing, Dec. Tl—A student spent the 3rd Fl. of the City National Bank Building, Sunday night and Christmas1 much enjoyed. of international agricultural prac- day . with the latter ’ s parents at Has ­ 1 West Michigan Ave., Battle Creek. Phone 4406. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Wood spent tlces will be a speaker on thc an­ Golden the day with their son, Mr. and Mrs. nual Farmers' Week program to be tings. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sherwood George Wood, and family. There yellow field at Michigan State College Jan. ,celebrated their golden wedding an­ may be others but have not been MtMItEN.E.A. 29 to Feb. 2. fruit niversary hut Sunday at the home■ informed of it. He is E. V. Wilcox, staff writer of their daughter, Mrs. Glenn Allen. • It is with sorrow we write of the for "The Country Gentleman." The Mr. and Mrs..................... August Finkbelner . —~ ptu-jniK ui; passing oam ucoacx. of Sam ms DcBack. acam His death topic of his talk Wednesday afterApples . Iceberg 1 4 ■>- 15c nopn, Feb. 1. will be "Must We Do and son. Earl, spent the week end'occurred at 10 o'clock Monday night, and Christmas day with relaUvea in) Although not in the best of health HEAD LETTUCE Ur,. «> Without Foreign Trade?" J for some time, his last illness was Mr. Wilcox has spent the greater Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kermeen and Of short duration. All was done that pyt of four years in a careful study __ of __ the world agricultural situation, “n' Wayne, were Christmas day could be done but of no avail. He and has vtateTw y of lVel,LP?.renta' ** Mnd i fr,end «> »«• « he had visits as fo£te?» on hte tour He 8"yd'r; of S,hulU' . "»«ny ~ *>"«• knew it; honest, kSmall 4 to 6 lb state m In .the United States • to '"*? prac­ The Christmas tree and program 1 respected by all who had the nleastically all Canadian provti. -s m a 'at the church Friday night were well ure nt knowing him. He leaves his and the children all did — ■*- a sister. Mrs. Elizabeth •— — wife, Stew­ average search for first-hand information attended 1fine. art. of Detroit, two brothers, Isaac for his articles and talks. are first mortgages on homes in a desirable com­ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schnuur cn- and John, of Orangeville, and their A native farm boy from New Ne * tertained their children from Calemunity. This is the kind of security back of an families and numerous other rela­ York, Mr. Wilcox attended Harvard rv” donla and Grand Rapids Christmas tives and o host of friends who with University and received his Ph. D. investment in shares of this association. 7’Ztc Sliced Bacon 12’ZiC Sparc Ribs his loved ones will miss him. Fu­ degree. He was employed by the day. United States Department of Agri- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schantx and neral Thursday afternoon at the or PORK LIVERS spent Christmas day with home. Rev. Mlles officiating. Mr. YOU ARE INVITED TO CONSIDER THESE SHARES c.ullure for 14 years, and was head1 family their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Henton had charge of tiie funeral. of the federal agricultural expert-'j Pickett, of Caledonia. AS AN INVESTMENT Pork Sausage Salt Pork ment station in Honolulu for six1 Mr. und Mrs. Otis Morgan and The escorts were Isaac nnd John DcBack. Peter, John and Lyle Vanand one- half years. Pure Pork Bulk Dry Sait , daughter, Lois, Mrs. Elizabeth Ftnk. M.r.. 'Vllcox u » frequent visitor‘ belner were New Year's guests of derbrook and Lyman Fisher. Sin­ extended to the in Michigan. His mother Ilves in1 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Youngblood of cere sympathy bereaved ones. Sometime well un­ East Lansing and his sister. Mrs.• Caledonia. derstand why those things come to Myra Bogue, is in charge of the bul­ Mrs. Mary Bldelman and daughletin room at Michigan State Col-'' ter. Jean, ot Clarksville were Thurs­ Miss Edna Flory of Hastings was Rft _________ _ _________ day afternoon guests of Mr. and » supper guest of Mrs. F. 3. Hughes 1250 Griswold St, Detroit, Mich. Santa Barbara, Calif., has llfe- Mrs. Verne Thomas. and called at other homes here. Al­ — « dummies jmu.icu «i»d painted «, to raemoie resemble Mr and Mrs Enrl K^nneen and ways glad to see Miss Flory. polk»»m. u> pSXl«IU>n K«. HOME! rneeu and Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Kcrtraffic- 2: In — school vicinities. - DURFEE. Hastings, Mich. Any cut of chuck er shoulder —————-■ rnecn and son, John, were entcrMr. and Mrs. Claude Hunt and The occupant of a house in Sau- talned New Year's day at the home family spent Christmas with Mr- and nf M f Ur. Everett Swegles.. of,Mrs. Guy Blake of Owosso. . ~x” sallto, Calif., must go up into the of Mr. and Mrs. atUc to take her car out. . Hastings. | Mr. and Mrs. Grover Brooks and Farmers Week Has DpHfhted . Thousands of Visitor’s to •M. 8. 0. Campus KROGER’S and are featuring soups at unusually low prices! TOMATO SOUP 6’s? 25c -- ---------- CAMPBELL’S SOUPS 29c 4 Corner Consumers NAVY BEANS CRACKERS x 10c 3 a- 1QC PRIMROSE OLEO Glen Rogers 3 -- 25‘ COOKIES SALMON 2 APPLE BUTTER Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. SCRATCH FEED COST OF LOANS io« 25c 15£ *149 REDUCED to 21% IdT ‘ ORANGES Fi°,,,u 5 »* 19c BANANAS 3 - 23c Among the SAFEST Investments Known SMOKED PICNICS 4"**-25c (Jlje 3gatumai igonn & flnwBfment fiTnmpanij Side Pork is. 8c w 10c Chunk Pork BEEF ROAST 7c �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 1, ISM PAGE KIGHT DEPOSITS GUARANTEED HASTINGS CITY BANK ... NOW AT THE • • • This bank takes, great pleasure in an­ nouncing to its friends and customers, and to the general public, that it now has a membership in the Temporary Insurance Fund of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, through which the net de­ posits of every depositor of this bank are insured and guaranteed as provided by the U. S. Government plan. In order to secure this membership it was necessary for this bank to receive a careful examination by examiners of the State Banking Department and of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. This bank MET EVERY REQUIRE­ MENT DEMANDED ... and is now pleased to offer this CERTIFIED protec­ tion to all of our depositors. VERY depositor in this bank now has, besides its 47 years of banking experience, this added founda­ tion for confidence and increased assuranc^pf security. E Experience of the past four years has produced econom­ ic fear in the hearts of many people as to the safety of their life savings. During the trying days of commercial and economic disturbance this bank has held firmly to its conservative, friendly service and has been as accommodating as sound business principles would permit, and is greatly pleased to offer, at this beginning of 1934, guaranteed security of deposits. ■ c Our Savings Deposits pre now comparable to Postal Savings in safety, with far better privileges and a much higher interest’rate. The same policy of conservative and friendly service, which has peen the dominant feature of this bank for nearly half a century, will be continued. If you have not been a depositor patron of this bank in the past... or if you have ... we invite you to start the New Year, 1934, by opening an account nowwith this forty-seven year old banking house. �THE HAWINGS BANNIK, W8QNWDAY, JANtJABY 1, 1W4 CHECKS ALWAYS GOOD WHEN DRAWN ON SOIL Depoiiti of Fertility Barn Compound Interest or Oan Be Oaehed as Wanted East lAiulng — DepcMjia of fer­ tility in Michigan soils’ are a form of skvlngs that can be checked out by farmers without fear that ths doors will be closed when tiie checks are presented, according to the farm crops department at Michigan State College. BAUYVIUX the dinner being a huge three-layer fruit cake made by Mr. MomI ngton of Battle Creek spent the Christmas holidays with his homs ftilkj here. MUs Skinner, who attends school tn Oakoah, Wisconsin, is visiting her mother at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil Hyde. . . Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde enter­ tained forty - five ^guests on Christ­ mas day. Mrs. 'charlotte Hutton of Clarkston remained for a longer visit. Miss Elizabeth McClelland U working in Hastings at the home of called to MW Ftoyd Fauett. by tiie Jndiana Baturttay < n death of her grtndfa' fatally Injured, tn art.*-,.-------------She returned home Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Willet to enter­ tained twenty-four of their children and grandchildren Sunday. Don Kelly of Negaunee called on Mr. and Mre. Herbie Wilcox Sunday. munity sujjjxt al thc church parlors Friday evening. _ _ I glad to report Arthur Lathrop u on HIUHBANK. jthe gain. cached immediately in all cases Week's Letter. Jobn *ho has been Last I SSFfSfat? £ •uff#rtn« for •onw ume *nth > P*ln Sure c'lSL iundCT hcr lhouW*r- found after a ; The Christmas program at the E,or n? thu iwdlc,‘ examination that one of her attended , Friday evening. r»n E riba U bn*‘n ®»e doc not know Mn Clair Marshall and tfi' t cadi uhen **”■ bTok® “ unl“* “ ”* when । Mr. and of near Bellevue attended the r£t J *he fell down cellar nxet two yean, family Branch school Christmas program rest coat per bushel ' when condition* ago. -_0 Here's Here’s hoping tonma for for her her speedy meedv Friday evening. ' warrant greater production. |recovery. Mr. and Mrs. curt Marshall and Tiie Joan to the soil can be called Mr. and Mrs. Sam Geiger of eon. and Mr. and Mrs Worth any time. The post year has not Quimby and Mrs Deeds Nagler of GreenEar), and son, Marshall, spent been one of perfect joy to farmers Freeport were Christmas guests of Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs but Michigan men cashed in on fer- Mr. and Mn. Heber Foster. MUs Clair Marshall Bellevue. tilizars added to potato anils. Mem­ Dora Foster of Hastings wu at home Mr. and Mrs near Aaron Treece of Al­ bers of the 300 bushel potato chib from Saturday till Tuesday. legan. Mr. and Mn. Fred Miller and used an average-of 800 pounds of Mr. and Mrs Ralph DeVine en­ daughter and <on of Assyria and commercial fertiliser per acre. Only tertained Mr. and Mrs. Dale DeVinc Ehret Skidmore ot Augusta were one grower out of the 21 who quali­ •nd Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brumm WUIKr guests Qulll Sunday at Mr. and fied for the club did not use com­ and little Annella of Nashville. Mr. dinner «rl - ’ Ot7y.s mercial fertiliser. and Mrs Cameron McIntyre and. Mrs. Merle U Dunklebcrgcr ___ and son All fertilizers are not the same. NOfnan of Qulmw, Mr UKI Mn-1 her Before using them, the fanner Mrtr.ll Itadt .nd Mrs. Wm. DeVl.w,w DMStur. Mich.. Ut visit should find which one is best suited fceu tow six o-dock dinner on „|,ura thers over chrtslm... to hi.4 soli and to the crop he Intends day. Mrs prank HBWbbtzcalled calledonon __ to grow. Feitlihers which contain a XMiss Mary and George Hayman1 Mr8 .... Mrs.. Mary Mary Bourne Bcothorne In in Nash Nashville large projiortlon of filler are not as were guesu of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Saturday evening. economical to use as high grade fer­ Gillette and family Christmas. The Daniel Kelley of CCC, Negaunee, tilizers which exist more because they Missionary Society met with Mr* called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haw­ contain more plant food per ton. Pearl Foater thia week Wednesday. blit* Sunday and Ervin Charlton Sixteen out of 21 of the 300 Thc members ut thc C. E. sang of Castleton was also a caller. bushel club members used barnyard Christmaa carols for the aged shut­ Mr. and Mrs. Byron Guy and sons manure at the rate of 11 loads per ins on Sunday evening. were Christmas day guests at Will acre in addition to commercial fer­ Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox spent Guy's near Nashville. tilizer. Manure, straw, and other hu­ Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz at­ mus available on the farm should be Albert Hobebus of Bellevue. Twen­ tended the funeral of Joe Bolo at stored where it will not heat and ty-five guests from Shelby. Muske­ Barryvillc Friday afternoon. placed on the fields where it will gon and Hastings enjoyed the lovely Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bldrlman and help future crops. dinner. One of the main features of Mr and Mrs. Forest Bldelnun were Christmas day gttfsts of Mr. and Mrs Frank Parks in Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Daly and fam­ ily of Bellevue and Mr. and Mm. Paul Bmithard and son. Victor, and iMr. and Mrs. Fredric Swarts and ' family of Battle Creek were Chrtstmas nt Bert Daly's. Kentucky Egg oo ton plat the tales tax Delivered Per The COAL that gives sat­ isfaction. A good coal at a low cost. An all around good fuel for your cook stove, heating stove, heatrola or furnace. Try a ton and |know for yourself. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY FLOUR FEED COAL -i- CEMENT LIME BRICK -t- TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. A TELEPHONE PAY^ ITS WAY The telephone has earned an important place in thouaanda of Michigan households . . . helping member* to keep In constant touch with family and friends . . . ’’running” errands in all kinds of weather, thereby saving driving expense and time / . < . helping to find employment, or keeping in touch with business associates and customers. NOUTH MAPLE GROVE. 'Last Week's Letter. ! Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman and Ison. Victor, were Battle Creek visi­ ters Tuesday. i Mr. and Mrs. Eber Julian and Mr and Mrs. Lee Lapham weM in I Battle Creek Wednesday. I Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Marshall and I Mr. and Mrs. JI. J. Volte were Battle Creek visitors Wednesday. Mrs. H. ,J. Voltz tell on the ice I Thursday morning Injuring herself .quite seriously. 1 Bob Elliston and George Hecker of West Vermontville were Friday : caller* at the L. W. Jarrard home. i Mrs. Lulu Gray entertained her sons. Lawrence Gray, and wife of I Detroit. Leon Gray and family of West Vermontville and Harold Gray ■nd wife of East Assyria on Chris*.ma*. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hofftnrti and ton spent Christmas at Glenn Asj pinal s at Hickory Corners I Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Jarrard entertahMd their family Chrutmas day. | Guests Included, Mr. nnd Mrs. ClayI ton Jarrard and daughter ot Dowl. ing. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jarrard and family of North Castleton and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliston of West Vermontvllle. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gray were called late Sunday afternoon to Charlotte by the death of Mrs. Gray's uncle. Charles Murray. STONY POINT. Last Week's Letter. Donald Deakln of Houghton Lake spent Christmas at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Deakln. Mrs. Munjoy entertained her fath­ er of Kalamazoo over the week end and Christmas. . Arthur Strodtbeck spent Christ­ mas with tils sister in Hastings. Roma Blocher of Neely is spend­ ing her. week's vacation at the home of’Jler parents, Mr_and Mrs. John Blocher. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Keys of Jackson were Christmas guests of B. J. wellman's. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Demond visit­ ed relatives In Lansing Thursday and Friday. f* Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reason of Chicago spent Christmas al the home of Mr. aud Mrs. Ed. Deakln. Fire last Monday morning at three o'clock totally destroyed the bam of Mr. John Hiding. Gause unknown. Christmas exercises at our school house Friday evening were a rare treat for all present. There is cer­ tainly much credit due the children and teacher for being able to put on such a wonderful program. -COATS GROVE. Last Week's Letter. A Christmas program was given by the Sunday School on Sunday evening. Fred* Smith had her tonsils re­ moved at Pennock hospital Satur­ day. The’annual church meeting will be held this wick Friday w'th Mr and Mrs. H. Woodman for pot luck dinner. . Mrs. Paul'Tiiompson and children of Battle Creek are spending this werk with tier mother. Mrs. Lillie Boltoh, and other relatives. ' Thr'Comtnunlty service next Sun­ day evening will be In charge of I Kendall Coals. I Donald Chase was home from Freeport for Christmas. I Gillmore Dustman of Kalamazoo I spent the past week in the H. WoodI man home. And, in addition, the telephone stands ever ready to protect home and loved one* in emergencies, making it pogalble lo lummcL instantly the doctor, firemen, police or other aid. Q jfc J W^^^F DRINK WATER WITH MEALS GOOD FOR STOMACH Waler with meals helps stom­ ach Juices, aids digestion. If bloated with gas add a spoonful of Adlerlka. One dose cleans out poisons and washes BOTH up­ per and lower bowels —B. A. LyBarker. Druggist.—Adv. ^spending her Christmas vacation j with her parent*. Mr. und Mrs Fred Mr. and Mrs John Dell and MlM,Bordfr rw-vhv rw.il Ur rv.111 Alvnh Baker and HolDorothy Del] and Mr. Dell lu McArthur of the O. C. C- visited of Romeo spent Christmaswith Mr thelr p*renu from Thursday until and Mn. Ezra Dell ol LAnaing. . i the followingWednesday when Usey Mr. and Mrs. Gerdtl England of return to Negaunee. Michigan. Grand Raplda were guosta ‘of Mr. iwhere tisay are stationed. and Mn Glenn England Sunday, j Mr Mahlon Lehman of East Mr. and Mrs Perry Flory enter-. Woodland spent Sunday with Mr tained the Nlethamer family, coh-: and Mn. Vernice Raffler. awing of Mr. and Mr*. Oeo. Nietii- | " Mr. and* *Mrs. “ Fay C. Wing spent“* arner. Mr and Mrs Carl Nlethamer Christina* with Mr. and Mrs. J and Mr. and Mn. Prank Niethamcr Wing of Grand Rapids and family bf Woodland, Mr. and Mr and Mrs V. R. Wotring spent Mrs. Blake Rising and son of West Christmas with Hr. and Mn. 8. W. Wcodland. Mr. ano Mrs. Geo. Rob­ Smith who enteriained ail tiie Wot-1 erts and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roberts ring family Mot.day. aud children of North Woodland for Dr. o. J. Neaae and family of De- j Many colds could be avoided if you only knew what prepara­ trolt were dinner guests of Mr and Christmas dinner Monday. Mr and Mrs. Albert Hauer of Wes’. Mrs. V. R. Wotring Tuesday evening. tions to use. Below we give you a few suggestions of guar­ Woodland were guests of - Mr. and Mrs Hannah Wright spent Christ­ mas with Mr and Mrs. Glen Covert Mrs. John Hauer for Christmas anteed remedies which will repay you many times the origi­ Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Homer enter­ of I-ake Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cook and fam­ tained their children and families nal cost. "Puretest Cod Liver Oil, Vitamin Tested," to build for Ciiristmas dinner Sunday. Those ily 4|>ent Christmas with the latter's present were Mr. and Mrs. Morris parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shafci up body resistance, especially good for children. Quigg and children and Mr. Irvin of Pewamo. Hoover of Battle Creek. Mr. and Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Wynn spent Mrs. Ralph Rise and children and Christmas day with their son and Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Faul ot family. Mr. nnd Mrs Jack Wynn, ol “REX MENTHO”—The “PURETEST ASPIRIN”Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lansing. Their grandson John re­ Roberts and children of North turned with them to spend the holi­ Gives quickest relief for marvelous ointment for days. Woodland. __ , Mrs. Fila Hitt spent Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Bcrnell Morlan and aches and pains because chest and head colds. baby of Jackson and Mrs. Morlan ot with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Velte Paw Paw were Sunday guesu of Mr. and family. they disintegrate fastest. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Johnson of and Mrs. Donald Gager. “VAPURE”—An inhalant Mn and Mrs. Wpl Hauer and son Scbewn were Sunday guestis of Mr. “ASPEROIDS”—The NEW Leslie of West Woodland spent and Mrs. Fay C. Wing. that will dear your head Christmas with their son, Mr. Ken­ There was an exceptionally large alkaline cold treatment. neth Hnuer, and wife of Wyandotte. crowd at the Christmas exercises at Mr. and Mrs. Forrest McMillen the Methodist church Sunday eve­ in a few minutes. Very successful. and daughter Betty and Mr. Wm. ning. Thc church was decorated with McMillen of Hastings, Misses Kath­ a beautiful tree, an Austrian pine, “MI 31 SOLUTION” —A erine and Alene Mohler and Mr. donated by Mr. und Mrs. E. Daven­ REX1LLANA COUGH Louis Post of Grand Rapids spent port. thc Christmas holidays with Mr. and Fay C. Wing preached a funeral powerful antiseptic spray SYRUP”—Allows you to sermon at Ionia Tuesday. Mrs. Wm. Mohler. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Osgood had as Sunday callers at the Welby or gargle for sore throat. sleep at night! their Christmas guests. Mrs, E. F. Crockford home were Mr. and Mrs Osgood and Mm. C. E. Skinner of Chas. Higdon nnd family and Mr. Grand Rapids, also Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Will Gibson and daughters' Also a Complete Line of All Other Cough and Cold Remedies. Forrest Parmalee and family of of Nashville, Mr. and Mrs. C- L. Pot­ Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn ter and children of Barryvillc. Osgood and son Jack ot Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Wi-lby Crockford en­ Thc little children of Mr. and Mrs. tertained for Christmas dinner Mon­ Parmalee remained for a week's visit day, Mr. an<F Mrs. E. R- Owen and daughters-of Grand Haven, Mr. and with their grandjiiircnts. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hughes of Mrs. Arthur Allarding and sons of Chicago’, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Stang Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crock­ ol Battle Creek and Mrs. C. B. Ben­ ford and son. Arthur Fuller, and Mr.' ham of Hastings si*ent the Christ­ and Mrs, J. L. Crockford of Carlton, i Mrs. Rena Culler spent Christmas' inas holidays with Mr. und Mrs Karl C. Faul and family. Mrs. L. day with Mrs. Agnes Fisher und Kaul ot Woodland and Mr. Henry family of Hastings. J. Faul of Detroit were their guests Miss Louise Hilbert of Battle Creek College. Battle Creek is for Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Giddings and •pending the Christmas holidays I daughter Ruth and Mrs. John Velte with her mother. Mrs. Stata Hilbert.: Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kltson ana lit ., . of Tawas city arrived In Woodland daughter spent Christmas day with >w*1'1 h‘s Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Er- Wolfing of Woodland. to spent Christmas vacation here. guesu of Mr and Mrs C. J. Moore. nesl Shorno. Miss Margaret Spindler of Man­ the latter's uncle of Canon City. Richard Palmer of Irving was in NORTHEAST IRVING. chester, Ind.. U spending the holi­ Supt. and Mrs. C. J. Barnum of: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and this vicinity the put week taking days with her mother. Mrs. Artie Delton were Sunday dinner guests;son Morgan spent Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Lightfoot, census. Spindler. . of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Border. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. daughter Norma, and Otto Kunde Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pry and fam­ Arthur. Kilpatrick of Battle Creek Harry Hough of Paw Paw. Mr. ai d Mrs. J V. Hilbert. Mr. F were Christmas guests of Mr. and ily spent Christmas with relatives in F. Hilbert and Mrs. Stata Hilbert and David Kilpatrick of Lansing! Misses Naomi Van Loo and Vlr- Mrs. Albert Prost of Millet Lake Odessa. and daughter# were guests of Mr. spent Christmas with their parents, ■ ginia Faul entertained with a Guests for Christmas of Mr. and and Mrs. Glenn Blake of Middleville Mr. and Mra. Frank Kilpatrick- I | Christmas bridge party last Thura- Mrs. Arthur Moore and family were. Visitors have takep so many lltoMr. Henry Bollinger spent Christ- day evening at the latter's home, Grace. Ione and John Bryans ot erttes with the animals tn Kruger Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Klrsliman and mas day with his brother and sister,The guesu were Miss Dorothy Dell Freeport and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus, National Park in South Africa that family of Kalamazoo were Christinas of Vermontville. ;and Miss Ruth Gardner. Sheldon Jernbcrg of Lansing. the authorities are considering erod­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ShorDonald Shorno of Olivet College Is Peacock aud George Shipp of Lake Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cook and fam­ ing a sign such as "Do Not Pat The spending the Christmas vacation j Odessa, Anthony Long and Laird ily of South Bowne were Christmas, ।। Lions." Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brumm and Mrs. Alice Bailey and children spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Erble Zenkc of Vermontville. \ ■ Mr- and Mrs. T. C. Munion, Mr. and Mrs. Will Flory and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brumm were Christinas guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver ■ 1of Hostings. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rowlader of Grand Rapids spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Faul. Mr. and Mrs.^Blyde. Rucil and family are spending the Christmas holidays with thc latter's parents. Mr and Mrs. Ed. Covey of Gobles. Miss Phyllis England of Chicago spent Sunday and Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Eng­ land. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Williams and daughter Mildred were called to Waukeesan Saturday on account of the serious illness of Mrs. Wllllaiqs’ sister, Mrs. Mary Ballinger. She poased away Saturday afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McLeod and Mr. Geo. Varney left Sunday morn­ ing f6r Waukeegan to attend the funeral. Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Finnic and children spent thc Christmas holi­ days with the latter's, imrcnls. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph McKnlght of Has­ tings. Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Brien and children of Lansing spent tiie Christmas holidays with the latter's mother. Mrs. George Faul, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Faul. Mr. and Depositors in this bank now have Mrs. Chas. Faul aiid Marietta of Hastings. Mrs. L- Faul of Woodland GUARANTY INSURANCE and Our membership entitles us to all the and Mr. Henry J. Faul of Detroit were guests for Christmas dinner. can feel just as safe as they would if facilities that the government has to Mr. Bird-sill Holly of Chicago spent Sunday and Monday with his moth­ their money were deposited in Postal offer through the FEDERAL' RE­ er, Mrs. Rena Culler. Mr. Elwyn Dell of Romeo Is spendSavings, at the same time enjoy a ing’his Christmas vacation with his SERVE BANK, and is a decided ad­ better rate of interest and have their parents. Mr- and Mrs. John Dell. Miss Dorothy Hynes ot Mason Is vantage in the banking business. funds available at all times. spending thc Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hynes/ Mrs. J. V. Hilbert and Miss Stella Parrott were Lansing visitors Tues- “JUST A COL May Mean a Week of Discom fort and Sickness CARVETH & STEBBINS The REXALL Store Phone 2131 Goods Delivered Hastings National Bank of Hastings Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith called on Mr. und Mrs. Kenneth Van Btarcom of .Vermontville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leffler and daughters of Weal Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Born and chil­ dren of Woodland spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Leffler and Mrs. Hunt. Mr- and Mrs. Leon Tyler and chil­ dren of Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson and children of Vermontville, Mias Doris Thompson and Mr. Dallas Parker of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eaglebroud and son of Detroit avre Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. E- J. Blieldon. Mm. Daisy Tyler U visiting her brother. Mr. Geo. Barnum ot Bat­ tle Creek Tuesday and Wednesday. and Mrs. Raipn Ralph Leffler and Mr ana daughters «i>cnt Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs Hubert Bronson and Miss Doreen Clary of Hastings. Mr and Mrs. Vernice Raffler and children were Christmas guests of Mr., and Mrs. Claud Sabin of Al­ bion Miss Wiiuired Border ot Michigan Blate College, East Lansing, U MEMBER MEMBER Federal Deposit In­ surance Corporation Federal Reserve System Our Stockholders and Directors Are well known in this community and the co-operation and support accorded us upon the opening of our new bank bespeaks the confidence of the people. Bring Us Your Banking Problems and Let Us Help Solve Them I Join Our Christmas Savings Club! DIRECTORS JOHN C. KETCHAM KIM SIGLER CHARLES S. POTTS BURTON A. PERRY CHARLES J. HENDERSHOTT OFFICERS JOHN C. KETCHAM, PRESIDE! CHAS. S. POTTS. V1CE-PRESID WARREN E. CARTER, CASH1E1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY X 1W< NOTICES | ISO* FOES- NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE­ CLOSURE SALE. USE WELFARE LABOR ^m^aLr. TO SWAT.MOSQUITOES "k;r"‘'", M. • Cities and Rei I Xw. -SSJ«°^| KW„.u„, surprised Mr. ana and .Mrs. Mrs. David Shep- son. William, of East Lensing were * ghe a Ufe number.; । . , . , . aurpriscu i Advised to ?herd Wednesday evenii —Jn5. l^ir 10 l0*n on Prlda>'’ »hlp »n Laurel Chapter No. II. Or-j ice to Stop home A program was enjoyed then Mrs. Mary Hope hat returned to dPr Of the Eastern Star. She hid| Banta came in and presented the the home of her daughter, Mrs. held the office of village andr This Annoyance Shepherds with a beautiful table prrt| Warner, after spending the township treasurer. Funeral serv-1 East .... Lanring.—Michigan and a— box doilies,RefreshpaS| t.urr ghrre months in Lansing. -r^i.-.-o'-.. citizens .... lamp ---- r — — — -— of —- — ............. m»nl< n-xra .ist"f tlrrtl Of being bait for menquitoe* I Mrs. Zalda Wolfe and two son* of Farmington are spending a Week I with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mr. ano Ml mts M.. uorgc on, aarian-wm Mmnm ana and ■V.TUS. v tc..v*. . .r... «< • ■ -01............... • sir --- ... •!..ti-.*-vid;p^jjtA .. I ...... *..,,4 .*• at f 1'nthe same lltm* Til nV. TLucille i.pllt,. entertained for Tr.p ChrVtmas.l1 •dV» and time Pm employMr*. Llbble Marshall is visiting ■f'- £'‘"* J1 J mg persons' who are on welfare Messrs- and Madames George Ha- ,her son. -----Claud, and family tpJb* cf li»tlists, ncrording to the entomology vens. Leon. Raleigh, George and J - In - East £*ttnWnt at MlChlRan S“tC C0,15Xradnd££^h^^^ ^om the li£S,'l5rIhl PThls typo Of work quallfles a* one,' Mr. and Mrs. Byron Titus of Dei-'df -at Barryvillc on jcm were were iieiu held Tuesday afternoon ices i ur>u«, ... u.iumu ....... .__ ' .... at! two o’clock at the home of Mis*; Amy Hartwell, conducted by th*. Rev. S. R. Wurtz. Interment in tha family lot at Lakeview Lakeview cemetery. cemetery1 Francis Showalter spent Christ­ mas with relatives in Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davis at­ tended a reunion of the Mr. and; Mrs. Wesley Norris family on; Christmas day at the hoihe of Mr. I '.n? ’“*r ** of ,h*‘ k,nd of cmP’oj-menU for .ton were callers here Thursday and ’ d p,. nnd Mrs. Charley Norris in Haa-| ^*4 io i* which federal aid funds can be ob-ldhptmed ChrUtma. cheer. . . “^he I^S tings. Charley Norris came for the U'llKBKAR th. - 4.'* Mined. Some eastern states have Our school sold five hundred’ Davises and brought them home. T:»n already employed people from their Christmas seals. John Wood selling t 'aco,,on. AND WHEREAS, it fn SOUTHWEST CARLTON. .04, welfare lists on this kln<| of work ,the ,i., at their nere._ , , , ie greatest number. 115. ‘‘ homes >14 4H»01t k»« renliuu»4 mr. anu mm. Mia mu*c »» u »«ni- ■ . Students attending other schools L?*.^ Mr^anii^Mra^^n JahnwA fT*””-t rI.Td r”l spent Nhu'tgoes 3r l*-for r rent oI and-most the money Students attending oil are: Mil - Jf lly Batt and Mr: and Mrs. Johnson Lnst s letter. labor of who arc home on vacations “Creek spentJohn ’’sunday^rith w.' SitUv Oii.k with Quite a number from Ulis com•' ,■ r■■■ ..j tiie remainder. ... is spent for super- ...... dred Johnson from Plainwell. Mr and Mrs jJ's Henry Henry Sywerda Sywerda in in niunlty attended the Christmas pro­ ' m.Aim mr ■■■ ■> .................... ' unv»id r.n ..u wriiM* o.* > »■< •»»*• > visors recruited from the welfare Cleone Woodman from Hustings; Grand Rapids. gram at Carlton center. Some atJt^ii.MW»n4 T«fV:^*”S oniT/sUsr | lists. Tcols owned by the city or Dorothy Kolb. Roy White. Ivan. Rex. Mr. and Mrs. John Handel of Cin- tended the Ragla and also a few atNOW. THEREFORE । si). »n4 n<t '• rr< -»*-iu:r« m 1*»| county for rood work are suitable\ Mary Jean and Janet Smith. Doris cinnatt came Saturday to spend the tended the Altoft the past week, ' 'ViT «nw £nMid'’«44 i«r»Or mH1 for ,he ta'l“ done t0 rld towns of Burke. Elizabeth and George M. hohdays with the latter’s parents. The programs were very good and’ B* I»T rert thrrrxf. »i>4 th*1 mosquitoes. Wood, Jr . from Kellogg. and Mrs. Frank Hecker. enjoyed by all. And coal is the best possible form of heat. ; -rhoi. <>f mW inj.tuffr.r.. .b« •. A)j nio-<;uff<x'5 mu.’! have tfotcr in Miss Myrtle Smith of Hartle Creek Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Serol Powers and Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs.' orWMi.rmoitr.ix which to raise their larvae to the is spending her two weeks’ vocation daughter. Mis* Dorothy Powers, and Walter Culbert's were. Mr. and Mrs.. The natural, even heat produced by coal , wi.*r*i>, o* power of •>!« conftined in adult stage This water is umaily at home; Opal Honeywell has one Mr. and Mrs. Horace Powers are S. J. Cuiberl and Mrs. Cleo Berry) I <»I.I meranc* h**<m* nixraurr. poo), or puddie, which can be easl- week frtm Nichols hospital. insures you a comfortable, healthful win­ six-ndlng the Clirhtmas holidays of Hastings. Guy Culbert of Lansing; I -I !JO'i>;.trhv Ae'pirwrr >>’ (Wined. Brushy places that pro- Mrs. Ethel Honeywell was in Has- with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mont- and Miss Olive Culbert of Grand Mid m«nsw. mi4 m imr.B-’vide lurking places for the adult tlig<-on business Thursday. ter. Don’t delay in ordering your supply I In Chicago. i Rapids. .nr* ..r ih* .utate la .nrh !*.».!» mosquito are cleared. Home own- Mr. and Mrs. Slx-rman Castle of gornery Mrs. Orville Flook and Mrs. Gail' Mrs. Earl Keeler, Mrs. Frank crs tlu-mselvrs can asriat thc cam-' Petoskey and Mr. and Mrs. Porter of Lykins were tn Hastings Friday aft- Shriber and daughter. Mr.and Mrs. Prices rise with the advancing season — ' in <tr«*rii.*4. at pubb* •-irii.m, r-u * ht«i. palgn by eliminating breeding places Muskegon called on Mr. and Mrs. ernoon Leo Barry nnd son spent Monday i*.t i;M4*r •' in cisterns, bird baths, cave troughs Henry- Bcnron Wednesday. They so put your order in today I Mr. and Mm. Harold Lundstrum in Battle Creek. : n.ra^’«nt'r.,,Mi%i«»n.1 (th»t i"ii’e th* and other slipllar water holding re-j were here to attend the funeral of and daughter spent Sunday with the Mr. and Mrs Fred Dalslra nnd |.i»r» f..r LoMinr th* cirruit c-»rt L-r: ceptacl-i Leon Castle-who passed away at the parents in Grand Rapids. family spent the week end at her j.tid R«rrr cnBntrv on th- i&t>; _<i»» « r Aisniatuv tn planning tHe work home of his sister. Mr. and Mrs. latter's 'Miss Lllah Bahs of St. Clair spent parents'. Mr nnd Mrs. Johnson's, of will be liven Michigan communi- John Carlisle. Saturday night. He Christmas with her parents. GrandJ " Rapids. —'■** ties by thc entomology department, leaves titc sister and four brother?. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Klnne of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wickham of City or , ->nty engineers can furnish Clifford of California. Sherman of Grand Ledge spent Sunday and North Carlton. Mrs. Alice WiUiaihs thc nerdeu instructions for drain- Petoskey. Clinton and Frank of Monday with his parents. Mr. and and Warren Williams and Mr. and follow*; ing low places The College docs not Orangeville and other relatives and Mrs. Porter Klnne. Other gticsts Mrs. Henry Wickham of Northeast Our Trucka Arc Prepared to Cioe Immediate Hattinr*. Ml*bix»n. recommend this project except for. friend* to m.wtrn hi* passing. Inter­ Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlton spent Christmas with Mr. towns. cities, or resort districts. >ment tn Prairieville cemetery. Sym- Huve and daughter. Marlon, and and Mrs. Henry Williams. Delivery on Coal Ordered Now CHANCERT NOTICE l-iathy is extended to the relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Al Nichols, Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Ray Morganthalcr. School closed Friday for one Mr. and Mrs. Orville Flook spent Mrs. 'Uilbcrt Fisher of Hastings. week s vacation. In the evening they Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Dclpos Miss Carolyn Fisher of Detroit and had a Christmas tree and a fine Flook in Battle Creek. llar.lt. a — Mr. ---and- Mis. -------Fred -------------Henney ------and sun. Dot**! drtr>h» X-— --. - program. The teachers and pupils Mrs. Dtfvld Meyers of Hammond.; Robert, of North Carlton spent last week. They spent one day with worlced hard to make a success of it Ind., POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS, COAU LIME, CEMENT. ETC. Plaintiff. spending me the nonuays holidays witn with vimsbmsusb Christmai wivii with ass Mr.. ana and Mrs. -1-T * ' U BpcssBiHg nirs. EuMrs. Bert Lawrence at Hickory Cor- which - - it certainly . ... — ------i._. The was. room hpr mot|lrr Mrs Frank McDerby. Rene Nichols. ners . . was beautifully decorated. JOHN A. MUSTARD. or*,*t’Mr. Meyers was called east by the Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Rusttne and TELPEHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. Little Dickie Barnes U a patient Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart of Detroit serious’ illness of his mother. son. George, ot Hammond. Indiana. in tiie local hospital, suffering ter­ and Ike DeBack are helping care fof Mrs. A. J. Johnson und son left spent Christmas with'Mrs. Anna rible burns on HLs legs from the their tnvlr brother. orourcr. Sam DcBack. Mr. .... De wv-­ Friday for their home at Cedarville. Buck and family. NOTICE OF RALE. ORDER TOR PUBLICATION. walst down caused by the explosion Baclt u n0, improving os rapidly as They were called here by the sickMr*. Anna Buck and family and in which and his-----old-1I we arc Uli aJ| wishing ivi. for. ■■■• ................ — — - of gasoline . ----- ---------- - he -- ----------n V Uiv ness and death of her father. George Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Rusttne had Leo Barry nnd Norman spent Sun- Loy.d Shroyir’s at Carlton conn h*H at tfe *'r brother ■ were'cleaning a paint I Mr nnd Mr*. Arnold McLeay and S. Marshall. Christmas dinner with Mr. and th* eft* fI;; brush. getting too close to a lighted ।daughter spoilt a lew days in Kaiaday with Mr. und Mrs. Frank Barry Monday. Thc many friends of .Mita Edith Mrs. Wesley Pew of Hastings. fc' 33ni .lay <>r n,.r«,U,. lantern. Dickie s auntie. Miss Helen mazoo os guesu ot Miss Julia Ma- Fleming family ot Southeast Carlton. I Mr. and Mrs Nay Bump and famwere shocked to hear of Mr. and Mrs J J. Strodtback and a. n. max ‘ WrlOht i. nlazi itnahie w.t1lr to Im*.walk . „ ____ spent Christmas with Wright is al»o tn unable I*'-! teas' Miss Orpha Buck has won for thc lly of Hustings spent Christmas with her passing away Saturday night, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. the' ‘latter -j ’mother, Mrs. Jerry Focause of sprained ligament* in her Rfchard Hughes 1* spending the She had gone to Ottawa Beach a Carl Weycrmah of- Hastings. third year national ‘ ’ .... ■ a canning . prize . prize, , knees, when ; he jumped ofLof «»«';YUR.udc with his diughter. .Mrs. Ava few weeks ago to stay with cousins. Mr. and Mrs Walter Culbert and this year receiving cash nt |ey porch in her haste to get to little Toblas and famlly Dr. and Mrs. Athertbn. On Satur- *on. Robert, spent Christmas with A Century of Progress. Dickies resale when she found be Mr and Mrs. Robert McKibMn day Mrs. Atherton and Mis* Flem- relatives at Caledonia. 1 BACKACHE, NERVOUS was on fire. We hojx- they may both and children and Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Ray BARBERS CORNERS. recover without any serious results. Japhet were guests of Mrs Lulu ing were in Holland shopping and! Misses Adah and Zclln Odell of Last Week’s Letter. I kxrn<e Rurtoa I Of SB N^BwdidTsU she suffered a severe stroke while Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ooic |- Charley Smith of Buffalo is Woodman of Orangeville Monday. th one of the stores. She was rush- and famlly. Mr. and Mrs. Lawton 2 Kzlu.-a .... Mi.I. mi.1; MLss Loretta Devault and Iter pit-, spending a few days with his piothjpw.. lAx “I tu.l <iun Tix- map prizes were awarded to cd to a hospital but passed away in Cole of Lowell. Alden Cole of Lnn- pils Of thc Altoft school put on a |er. Mrs. Matilda Smith, and hi* Josephine Van Hout, Ronald McKibthe evening without gainingl con- sing and Ms Mid. Mrs. Clarence Cole Christmas tree and program last l brother William. bin and .John Warde. naturally they sciousness. Ralph Hess went Utter of Grand Rapids. Minnesota, spent week. It was fine. ; Our shocked to — community —---------- was — -------------|([l.a_..<>d to receive them. body and brought it to the Rome Christmas with Mr. mid Mrs. Evan Miss Alice Foley of Cinctnatti. emtrung. hrxrihx »ai4 hear if the death of Will Aldrich; v._ and Mrs Maurice Hughes nnd the of Miss Amy Hnrtwell. Miss Flem- Fuller and famlly. is home to spend her vacation who d:ed suddenly Wednesday night Florence Mott entertained the ing was 67 years of age. She leave* Guy Hough of Lansing called on Ohio, ..................................... , with her mother. Mrs. jerry Foley. ,,, aim about M rnmmra lllnraj from>Mol. ,nmll). s, rrrlptkm «n<I it rixnplctrt, mtninl n»< la a slstcr-in-law. Mrs. Dean Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber Sunday (' Mr. and________________ Mrs. Cirus Shroyer und Donuil Hralth. 1 rrill, rn>o»t<l m, wtub." f- a bran attack. Tin all; aud clul- On o December- 30 3I) wm wUl occur the«■ Of Jackson, a niece. occur u niece, Mrs. » Velma evening. j son Clayton were entertainit! to a *5 dm bare our tlncere ajmatb*. I golden jor„ wedding of Mr. ailJ ri Milo ■ of and -,; Mrs. weru. of . Florida, and a nephew;] Miss Hazel Shriber, Mr. and Mrs.|Christinas dinner at Mr. and Mr;, ! —12_. _„d . >____ -r^... . ...ill Mr. and Mrs John Adams. Mrs. I-n,.,. u^ii I-. be *nlpr. entcrHat’le Whittemore and Mrs. U-da I ^JXt the M F ^hwTh t prebat*. Harrington were riwpplng^ln Battle:tatncd at ttie ML? -C TREASURY DEPARTMENT Creek Friday. I SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Bush spent Week’s Letter. . CURRENCY. Christmas day with Mrs. Christie -Guy “ Kantner nnd ‘ family ----spent‘ Lawrence at the Parchment. the week end with Rev. nnd Mrs.i Mrs. Leda Harrington spent Sat­ Moxon at Caledonia. •ud* to apOMr Illi -NATIONAL HANK urday night oQdSunduy with iier nF HASTINGS'* in the CITY OF HAH Mr. and Mrs Paul Smith arc the' TINGS. >■ lb ' t BARRY sister and famil^-Mr. and Mrs. proud parent* of n six and a half Charles Robinson at Hickory Cor­ pound baby girl, who arrived at - ners. Pennock hospital Dec. 21. She will Aunt Kate William* celebrated her answer to thflfcfcame of farcin Ann. 190th birthday Thursday. A family Congratulations. ’ Binkit dinner party was held in her honor NOW THEREFORE. I.J. F T. O'CON­ Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith cclfNOR. CMBplrull-r <.( rh* Curr.ncr, da Having decided to quit farming I will have an auction sale at my premises, half I at the home of her daughter. Mrs brated their twenty-flfth wedding • •*»•» ITtllVlI. ruVk' I Flay .McDermott, with whom she is anniversary- Saturday. The house ■ mile north of Mapte Grove Center or 4 1-2 southwest of Nashville on M-14, on Sec. j staying. was tastefuHv decorated to suit the) Rule'of MICH 1(1 AN. I« aulb.r r.4 to । Mr. and Mrs. George Leonard and occasion. A three course dinner was! 16, Maple Grove township, on I son of Hasting* were Sunday guests served ul 2.30 to the following, •nJ sistr nin* ..of tk» Rvsi.sd 8u:bI>< J of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. T. Reynolds. guests- Rev. and Mrs. John M.! • f th* folt*d 8Ut*>. Arnold Faulkner of Lansing and Smith. Mr. und Mrs. J. Kathcrman IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. prTnt.'d I Robert Faulkner of Grand Rapids of Bradford. Ohio: Glenn Wotring my hand £n.| Meet of *Br* thia SECOND inre spending the holiday* with their and*famlly. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest day of DECEMBER. 1933 Hiiurt n*n»r.t. J-.ids* —... i parent*, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Faulk- Christian and son. Richard. Mrs.: j J. F. T. O'CONNOR. ’ tnt* ropy. ।• Mary Fisher. Miss Louise Fisher, j Mil4re4 Bc-.llh. R*(i>trr cf Protat*. j ncr. . InS'slOLER. Attorney. — NOTICE TO CREDITORB.--------Mrs. Reed ef Richland is a patient Mrs. Zeno Rhoades of Ohio, and Sale to begin at 12:30 o’clock. I offer the following, property:— „i Mrs. Ahna Christian of Kalamazoo. ..... r-H.... Louden an- In the evening a reception was held MORTGAGE SALE r th* <*tat* ni W’iin.w nounce the birth of a daughter. Con- In their honor, about fifty guests: .v I graduations. . were present. The bride and groom roar mon h» Dr Lowry, our local dentist, has were presented with a number of HORSES. McCormick mower. — rr*4it.'.r« io' been pxsjjjng cigars this week and useful .gifts. Thc guests left at a: hL',rer?.''‘.41 announcing that he was recently late hour wishing them many more McCormick-Deering walking plow. Black mare, weight 1300 lbs. years of happy married life. j Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kantner and John Deere riding plow. Black mare, 11 yrs., weight 1400 lbs. baby min ot Columbus. Missouri, came Saturday evening to spend the McCormick-Deering 3-sec. spring tooth Brown mare colt, coming 2 yrs. 11 New Year's dfnee at the com­ Christmas vacation with his par-: ’ inanity hall Saturday night, Dec. 30. ents. Mr and Mrs. Levi Kantner drag. Land roller. Pair white horses, wt. 2900; 11 and 12 ■ I Mr. and Mrs. Campbell are spend­ and other relatives. Oliver riding cultivator. Farm wagon. ing an indrilnlte time with thc latMiss Nevah Farice of Battle Creek years old. tcr's sister and husband, Mr. and spent the week end with her par-i 5-tooth single cultivator. Flat rack. ents. Mr. and Mrs.' Chas. Farlee. I Mrs. Robert Barnes CRESSEY. Chas. Farlee nnd family spent COWS. A Happy and ^rmperous New 2-sec. spike tooth drag. Pump jack. Last Weeks Letter. Year to the Banner, force and all of Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd. Williams in Battle Creek. it* readers. , Holstein cow, 8 yrs., due Apr. 1st. Doris Boulter is spending her va­ 1 1-2 H. P. John Deere gas engine. Doted: D«. 5T. 19.11 Ralph and- Dale Townsend of cation with relative* at Plainwell IRVING. North Manchester College came -f Holstein cow, 7 yrs., due Feb. 17th. and Prairieville. . Double harness. 3rd horse harness. Last Week's Letter. home Thursday evening to spend । 1 £^mun^ynWa?•'iUTP£cd ,o i ~Mr. and i&s Roy Van Amberg thc holidays with, their parents. । Roan cow, 9 yrs., due June 10th. I JhJn H and lhclr nephew. Harold Robinson. 2 horse collars. Rev.. Harley kcv ttaney Townsend and ana fam-] tarn-। It£ Hazel Norton came down lly spent Christmas with Mr and jj Red cow, pasture bred. IL7.JLT* -from Grand Rapids and attended Mrs. O. W Teeter in Woodland. MISCELLANEOUS. h 1: thr Cliristmas exercises at thc POULTRY. if the h«n VrA J^hoothouw Thiiraday evening They EAST DELTON. Galvanized tank, 15-bbls. felt Well repaid as Mrs. Samson had Last Week's Letter. NOTICE TO CREDITORS • hwJd’hv •?? -rnl n^rl^dn.BT^ 52.’ “l’Cnt mUCh UmC a,ld tn°rl tO make Mr. and Mrs. John Willison en­ 35 crossbred pullets, (White Rocks, byiu‘e Prc*ratn « Acceaa. tertained their children and grand­ 9x12 brooder house. 'l hM« ^treVli^r* Mrs L1I,le Sowerby. Miss Lillian children with a Christmas dinner.; White Leghorns.) I iti^SEi \ Siwerby. William Sowerby and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McQuarrie^ Queen brooder stove, 500 chick size. 18 White Leghorn hens. • and Mr3’ AWle Wbidea were had for Christmas dinner guests Ideal brooder stove, 1000 chick size. [I Mr and Mrs Or.- Boulter attend-! MauriaTsow'rbv at K?-nt roiintv’^ their daughter. Marjorie, husband 4 White Pekin ducks. and baby of Kalamazoo. <d a supper given in their honor at 5^®frtKc« ^“2' Queen incubator, 220 egg. Mrs. Chattie Collison ...../the humr of Mr and Mrs Ch4 <2? he and the son. 5 White Pekin drakes. Lyle, ate Christmas dinner with her »■«. on Melotte cream separator, 740 lb. cap. sister. Iva Vanderllck. and familynear Middleville. TOOLS. । Mr. and Mrs Lawrence 60 shocks good hard corn. 75 bu. oats. Otis Boulten. a former resident I r Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Nagel from of this neighborhood, was married I Charlotte visited his parents one a» for Christmas. McCormick-Deering binder, 7-ft. cut. Quantity good furniture and othdr arti­ to Bernice Toubls of Hastings on, Mr and Mn.. Robert Cosgrove day recently. Mr and Mrs. John Perry and Monday. Dec. 18. Congratulations. spent Christmas with their daugh- ,aAlr Keystone hay loader. cles too numerous to mention. . The many friends of Clarence.: ,Jnck spent Christmas in Grand ter and family at Augusta. . NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ---*■• their daughter. Alton Payne are very sorry to hear he' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strong of Kata-'™ ‘p~®. pneumonia after his operation; mazoo spent Sunday at the Culp v,amer from *rot® Grand Rapids called has for appendicitis • week ago. All on Jack Warner and Jack Perry ^ome. * ■ are hoping for his speedy recovery.’ I Friday. TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. No goods to be removed until settled for. Mr and Mrs. Stewart Waters- and I • Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox spent SOUTH COATS GROVE with their folks at daughter, Marie, nnd Mr. and Mrw Last Week's Letter. ;| Christmas - 7.-------Rex Waters ate Christmas dinner! Mr. and Mrs 8. J. Hall of Jack- jU€ilcvuc with Mason Newton. - "v aV HerberJ muminatod rtwl crossings are Mr and Mrs. Rhierson Louden I .nd throv-x -» *” Part8 A nCW dfVlCe are the happy parents of an eight; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Endsley and n* - 11*1,1 pound son born nt New Borges* .. ...... a ... chlla„„ M cwnMUe wnu.SE J£S HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. E. E. GRAY, Clerk. Christmas with Wm. Baynes. . crossing the street. . hospital on Dec. 18. I Herbert Pinter and wife were; Women first began wearing high -True blue" i* an expression based | gueats of Clarence Fritter Christmas । heels during the reign of Queen on “Coventry blue,” noted for its Prriisu. jday. , ^Elizabeth 1558-1603. fast dye. COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better! I SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO AUCTION SALE Wednesday, January 10 & FRANK OVERSMITH, Propr. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-01-10.pdf cb5365fa89b112b6b14d0bfe7d74c88d PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR 16262393 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 10,1934 8 PAGES j Battle Creek Players Please POSTMASTER GEN BIUEE Oil BIND Large Hastings Audiences [|]| gm$ J •p nr _ BUT MAJOR PORTION OF IT IB TIED UP IN CLOSED BANKS V45 V ' 4p • • - Fine Characterizations, Lovely Settings Feature “LittleWomen" I - PAGES 1 to S Showing Same Pictures as । Presented at Brother- NUI nrinV CCC IM ST1TEIEIDSN ALIILAUI OLL 111- DR. JOHN EVERINGTON J)T COATS GROVE ___ 1 HENRY GREINER, FORII MERLY OF WOODLAND ffiSE IN SM FIX REDUCTION ON FARM rf.at. RS. in Canton, Ohio .r. EATE 0N FARM REAL ES BILLS, CIRCULARS, ETC., Members of thc Brotherhood nna — „_ CANNOT BE PUT IN I their friends who attended tlie meet-1 TATE DECREASES FORihor. about eight years ago. Henry ■Ing.last month when Rev. John! rv pv® CENT MAIL BOXES Everington of Grand Rapids pre-1 1\ * r to work on the farm of; . was secured “ iw ANCE BRINGS CASH 0UT op hiding sented tils pictures on "A PUgrlmaRi' ___ _ ■«» । Waldo Garlingcr in Woodland,’ ~ Borne of the most beloved charac­ pictures, table; and Homer Smith, to Bethlehem." as well as many oth- COST OF OPERATING ithough Mr. Greiner was a baker by THOUSANDS PLACED ters in American fiction were sleigh bells. The properties were col­ POSTAGE WILL BE COL­ lected by Mrs. Pratt who did a most .era. will be interested to know that; rni/CDiisiriiT unnrIS COUNTY ROAD FUND brought to life by real flesh and tliorough IN POSTAL SAVINGS GOVERNMENT MORE i A few years ago Mr. Greiner went and painstaking Job in LECTED FROM VIOLATORS these same pictures will be present-1 :-----Iblood actors and actresses, in Cen­ combing the city. cd uy by izr. Dr. cvcnngion Everington on Wednesday *7 . . ea weanesaaj: ~— — >to Canton, Ohio, where he secured . --------- — But Lass Than Half ofIt Is tral i auditorium here Friday evening During the fourth act, the audi­ This Ruling Applies to City night. January 17. at lhe coats Money Received From Sales a job jn a large baking establish- Liberal Accommodationi Now — _i ------ >. 1beginning — • • • ment. where he has since been em­ Grove Christian church, I -a rax. « Exceeds Sums — Raised and afternoon, when the ence was taken to an old-fashiohcd as Well as Rural Mail Available for County !LittleSaturday Offered Should Greatly at 7:30. These pictures are of ex_. , . „ Theater Guild of Battle Creekorchard ... with a real rail fence, an l ployed. On his way to work he had j Boxes ceptionai merit and Mr. Everington' Property Tax Roads ।dramatized the play adapted from apple tree and real apples forming a ------ cross aThrough railroad track, and Sat-1 Increase the Deposits T<i prevent the obstruction of mail-tells the story in a most interesting tax urtfay morning when he reached the Louisa May------------Alcott's---------novel. "Little dellghtfu^seltUig. Those who- wonder esting^ Judging by official reports of taxThe report for the year 1933 of1^ ----- r— ---------------------- —- --------------------Senator Arthur Vandenberg of County Treasurer L. F. Maus is ■ Women.' why it seems to take so tong between boxes with extraneous advertising manner. There ought to be a largo at ion In different ’ states. Michigan railroad, the gate was down, because this state never did a finer servlM : ' oificiai made anfigures enviable record in 1932. an approaching Evidently interesting reading. It show's a balThc ca3t wa5 Mccllent and showed Acenes would be Interested in taking matter, etc., which Interferes with crowd, for taxation in The 1933 .। of thtnMng ’'that hadtrain. plenty of limo time i u-nce some wwkaW^pLn*^ ■ ' official flCrnra'K fnr tavatiroi in loan thlnklna that he he hurt nU-nttnt ancc on hand for the county . of I Ote result of intelligent training, a peek at the beehive of activity and the delivery of mail by city or vil$120377,18 at the end. of lhe year. • Lines clicked with thc precision, of a (the hurried race against whilelft’4e lelUr carriers. Postmaster Gcnup uw ««. ui inc year.I——- ----------------------- ------------------- ------------------------------sr— lime — ---------have not as yet been complied £ow- to cross, he crept under the gate lnsuranct. of dPtXMits Ln the banks of lever, there was a large reduction and startea to crow, when he was Thank, In l£ -n.i. ........ .. ■ . ... . . ' I rrr<rf«<<klnrtn 1 nuntr<ifru nrrrt flv, mul --*** -------■---------------*~~ Thls. however does not take into • professional company and thc main such a change is in progress. Charles 'eral James A Farley has Issued-an* from 1929 up to the end of 1932. and struck and Instantly killed. dl 2, „„ * consideration the fact that of that;ro,e* were thoughtfully interpreted, i Leonard loaned the grass matting order, dated January 2. 1034, which sum 168.105.63 Ls impounded in theiThc death scene- was not "over-| used in this scene. provides that mailable matter, such Michigan leads the procession in the; The deceased aas 30 years of age. w lt, cuimlng they would be the amount of tax reduction. and was married only a few month: ones thal uxjuld to j**, llw N»shvlUe uuu and FieeiM>rt uanu, banks, which which'cmoted faU,t on® expect While pro- us ,statemenu xmiiuuc .----------' ' a -----— would --------- — ,----- , । --— »giving -------- credit : . .for this . .............. ' I of, ,account, ....... ........ bills, ciraaa .1__. Therirrpvii ....In ...... lib usual run—of nm.itb.iir* j'.IVin, like ItVi. mnttor are closed amount the Nash- 'from fthe amateur a/im. com-i। duction. mln one Tntmt must tlrif not fATlff.t forget til.. the <11. dl- culars. nr or^ther matter 4,'ivilll. depoMlOfilclal reports show tliat taxes on ago. He war an industrious, hard brunt of the whole matter- that it rout estate were reduced from Ymm working vmimr m.n and nhH well Ib.il liked iilm.1 t<J compel thcm (lo ville bank is $51322 M and In the • Pontes, Jo. Meg, Amy. Beth, and Mrs., reftor. Sherman Wilson, who is also ed In any| private mailbox, and on farm real young man — . . .................... _ A March were "naturals." •• One ...... <l.« ■ „a lull flr-.M InBfru^tnr nt tin HI.. n.UCnl. nn.t.n. 1..... ..,.4,1 would full lime Instructor at Raliltj which no jxwlage has been paid. -----------$148 nn acre on the average in this by nil who knew him. FreciKjrt bank $16,783.13. What may­ when they kept thcmschea In a li­ be realized by tlic county from these be hard put to find five types better | Creek College. Most of thc persons shall be taken up by the carrier and PRESENTED TO BOARD OF state in 1029—which was the peax quid position ro m to meet the fed­ sulie^LIor the characters mentioned ••»••••»« ------•• » — — *— -----u ._ ------— ------. -----iln "Little Women" have been under returned to the postofflee where it i year—to 85c an acre in 1932, a re- i impounded deposits no one can pre­ eral requirement.-, as reserve bank*. SUPERVISORS ON duction of 53c an acre, or nearly 40 dict at this tune The receiver-of the —yesfl even Hollywood. Hannah. i his direction for three seasons and shall be held subject to the payment Bankers in the eastern states were MONDAY* per cent. No other state can boost; Nashville bank was ready. Just be­ Aunt March and Laurie, too. were in this play, at least, displayed a of the regular postal rates thereon. opposed to deposit insurance; but ' finesse of action that would not Hie pastonice department further of'so great a record of tax-chopping. • ' fore the bunking holiday was pro­ excellently played. led by Senator Vandenberg of Spontaneous applause came from 1compare at all unfavorably with a hopes that the promulgation of this nii/ra nnuDADienkJ When the figures for 1933 shall be | claimed. to pay a 25 per cent divi­ Michigan, congressmen and sena­ iorder will bring back into the mails UlVto LUMrAnloUiv compuco. mey 'compiled, they win will unaoubteaiy undoubtedly;; dend to depositors; but before he the audience in appreciation of thc ;professional company. tors from the south, the west anti first scene, an old fashiqped living > ----r — Large crowds turned out for each matter such as statements , of ac. nr iqOA WITH sl ’ ow a lar < ’ ? reduction of taxes per could get to do it thc banks contain­ proper style performance of the show and Judgcount, bilks and circulars formerly ur 1 " 1111 1 u acn? compared with 1931. ThU! room furnished in ^7-^7 r -----— ----------------------------. --------------------------— -------------------------acre as compared with 1931. ThU! ing the state's' funds were closed, MATCH oral votT'.'° .‘’.'"4 “ >«• mrougnout with wun rare antiques inuquia sup- ing mg from man the uw uppmux, applause, laughter, inuunict. and auu mailed muuca at city cuy or or viuuge village letter iciicr car car-­ , _, . was largely due to the fifteen mills LOCAL TEAM Aibraji TO maivn statute books. and the state, according to the state throughout banking law. is the custodian of the plied largely through the co-opcru- eloquent silente, caught the spirit Yier Offices for’local delivery, which UCCiaea increase esnown in taxation limit. But it so happens in ’ i ---------------People can already see the good* WITS WITH LANSING *----- - ---------------nt. o... of .h.this ....fine .ni old --------bya.n — own uaNumber „... «•— «-------- j Michigan that, while the amount of I Hastings By concerns now deliver their funds collected by receivers of closed tion of _ _i»eople. . _ the use _ story . in a splendid . .. .. -----------of Oases of . results of this law. in Hastings bllh EASTERN with :■ manner. banks. Because the sjate- couldn't jof cream colored sets striped with employees who placed the matter in in ] । taxation on real estate was reduced 1 ibanks found their savings depcaiU Afflicted Adults pay the Nashville bank receiver, the!dashes of aluminum paint the BatWithout casting any reflection on lhe letter boxes or other mail re-! s cost of operating our' ----------I in 1933, the ---- 1 growing appreciably larger since the receiver couldn't pay lhe depositors. |tlc Creek players reproduced the 11- the work done so fur by thc--------local------------------ceptaclcs of— the perrons for whom -------- — Probate Judge Stuart Clement; state -govenu.*..., nirfent. Judging by the: VICTORY ASSURES I first of January, with every indicaMost of this money is still tied up in ' lusion of a mellow-, old-fashioned Civic Players, the Battle c«.«ir <. Creek ihe latter is intended. There might pr e ;i ,. n ted his annual report to the amount of money taken from th<.'J. v, •■■vaiv j «<<■< mu ill . — ... • . * . . . ... ....... - — • ... • ,— .u. i ElMAi q tion that-they will continue to ina «a..u< banka. — I... -- ---,________ hlis nlnv - --------closet! The receiver has sued !i u.all wall paper whtrh which ftimlKhaH furnished an an IHnal Ideal ' trnllrv. troupe In In •this play set a pacee that have h.vn h«n been .some anma-----------------------justification tn, for 8U Mond and people, hxs increased because the rLHbL IIV FINALO crease. While fear of bank* was aa the .state treasurer to get this i background for the lovely pieces of will be difficult to duplicate. i business houses doing their own de- also gave a comparison between 1933 sales tax than the . ... . ,ax yields **“* more mnr- tHan ,h* prop-1 ”r~’*' _ . „ prevalent tn this vicinity over $200.­ money; but that suit has "not yet I old furniture. 1 Herewith is the cast: Uverlng when postage was increased erty tax ever did. And tor 1934, on, N. J. Weiss of Albion 000 was deixadted in the postal savten decided -by the thc supreme supreme court.; court.' People tropic wlu>*loaned wno loanea furniture lurniture used usca ^Jo. ao. uock xuiet-n maraey; Mcg. from irom two two to to three uiree cents, cents, but out .with .wiui 'A1'?,}!?“?• been decided by Jack ^Eileen MarkeyMeg, top of that, will be added the headColleffe to Judffe the irigs in this city. This money was In thc county road hind there is >n the first three acte are: Mrs. W. Marjorie Hinkley; Amy. Clara the. restonitibn of the old rates of• i tax of $2 00 for each adult person to T n „™ o 1 taken away from Hastings, so H a balance lwlanceV7f* tt7’j9WUnnd *in tlw Ii D. D- Campbell, a settee and a marble- Walklnshaw; Walklnahaw; Beth. Beth. Betty Betty Pulsifer; Pulsifer;! two cents cenU "for delivery."Tnclud* of ’$37599.03 in the for local delivery. Includi^H*cafies and'af-i pay the Old Age pension claims.. Tournament could do nobody any good except the Covert road fund a balance of 112.- topped table; Mrs. Clyde Wilcox, a Mrs. March iMarmeei, Mary Jean-Ung the rural routes operating out of • It can be seen thnt 'Michigun r dld! Hastings High debaters will meet one wlra received two per cent in­ 1U9.12, but this nearly 150.000 La not spinet; Larry Wolfe, a wing back ette Squier; Hannah Mullett. Hilda the office, the department evidently fileted or crippled children, which; . make a good record for 1032 as com- ' Lansing Eastern in thc fourth and terest on it if he complied with all means a greatly increased expense an actual balance of available cash, I chair: Philo Sheldon, a settee: Mrs. Hamilton; John Brooke. Wilfred feels tliat the carrier service should nnrt „,anv —— — ...h*'-*-**^^*; pared with 1929. But. thc "economy lost of thc preliminary debating; the rigid requirements. If lie failed to the county and in many coses, a I adm ’ * county ----------------------- chairs - --------------------— Laurie. Donald, ^ ’•"• ncx be hampered by thUAttMTrous ^^Vhe ^^Tth^^lt* ‘^‘^-- -f Unslng r^t wrie. at the IlTgh ^.udlM to do so. he would get no Interest. because $26,417.69 of road' ■ Archie McDonald, and what-•; «--» Haughey; Dolan; ' ! now Andino m*ro funds are impounded In the Nash-; not stand; Mrs. Kellar Stem, and- Mr. Laurence. Victor Squier; Aunt1 matter, at times assuming consider- ... involved now is finding mare wave ways to enana spend1 wHdav Friday. .Tannaw January 10 12. aztmmana4„<» commencing at Both banks are paying three per ville nnd Freeport banks. I irons; Mrs. Honora Pratt, chairs. March, Minerva Gibbs; Mr. March. ! able proportions, nor..should the de- j Following Is the itemized rcport'as!,he P®°P*«'8 money, which’ require , 8:00 o'clock. The local team will dc- cent which Ls a higher rate. There r<->t however, onfend the affirmative I.,. .1,1During the year the Treasurer has1 stool and draperies; c. B. Hodges. Henry Bahlman; Professor Bhaer, • partment share its facilities with' rvu.lKu^ u uic ! tncrontort increased lnvi«« levies, (pt. side of ,u. the gov- are no restrictions on withdrawals ' • private concerns, especially as the presented by Judge Clement: collected $95,400.00 of delinquent [ picture; Mrs. W. R. Cook, chairs. Charles Cruinc. । real estate, but by other means that | chunent radio control question. A and the owner of the deposit can ob­ General Probate Division. taxes and has on hand at the pres- ---------------- :--------------------------------------------------- :------------------------------------------ pastolfice department Ls still operat-i are Just as effective—the sales tax. victory Hastings High ------- , will — give ----------—... a tain it at any time. Besides that the ent time $30.70841. the nptjor por-! 1933 I tar » nu*pt iiAiirn Ung at an, annual defiicit in spite of' 1924 and the head tax. chance to participate fn the state banks afford accommodations which W. L. CHASE NAMED I the various economics which have No. of new cases entered 209 152 -------------lion of which will go to the state elimination series; also a wall1 postal savings make no pretense of and to townships, villages and this flM Dnno DnADn,been effected, including the 15 per No. of administrators H. H. S. JUNIORS plaque signifying a successful record, giving. UN ruun oUAnU'ccnt cut which was made last year city. In the General fund on the 76 appointed <3 Tn «n»r- nnurnv Ircnc J°nes. Lillian Tolhurst and, There were many thousands ot • first of the year, there- was $4,274 42. 33 lU UlVt LUM EDY Helen Keeler will debate for Has- dollars that were wilhdrqira from No. of wills entered .... 40 1 .1 —Vif r • ' I In all postal employees'salaries. Delegation Visits Lansing- Thc order,which was received No. ol special, adminis­ This is the smallest end-of-the year Ji i;; . ... .Ungs. Opposing them will be Robert tills city and county during the past amount for some time in that fund. trators appointed .... 20 ! Today to Try and Get Funds P®0?*1* « 10cai i»stomce. reads 7 why Be Rich? Scheduled Muir. James Turrin and WUHs Bui- two nnd ' one-half - - - -----------------years since — the Troin this fund U paid tile bulk of ! J J as follows: * No. of special guardians . I lor Prcserttation Urd. w. D. <M«n a u>» Ljm.u>g Nashville bank fulled that have been the county's expenses. appointed Paragraph 1, section 947. Postal PROGRAM IS UNLIKE THAT D“c P™“ , 0 1 . Eastern coach while Albert Becker kept In hiding. It Ls dangerous to The Banner as well as thc people 1 \ Here • has charge of the Hastings squad. keep money like that. Now that the | Tlie Board of Supervisors met cn(■ Laws and Regulations, is amended to No. of guardians ap­ of this county appreciate the inter­ , pointed (minors) .... FOR WHEAT ADJUST. 1° Juniors of the Hastings High There will be one expert judge. Pro- government's plan for deposit insur­ I Monday for their January session. : 1read as follows; est which County Treasurer Maus No. of guardians ap­ 1 school will present "Why Be Rich." lessor N. J. Weiss, men s debate I ance is in operation there is no rea' Sec 947. Private mail recep­ MENT PLANS ’the bt^lness being largely routine; tacles should be used to facili­ Udtes In giving to the public com­ pointed (incompetent) I son why anyone should cairy on his 0 a comedy by Darragh Aldrich, in the coach at Albion college. plete Information with regard to the No. of guardians ap­ [work concerning finances. , i tate the delivery ot mail. When Central auditorium on February 9 The debating program in which i person or hide money because of county’s financial affairs. pointed (spendthrift) 0 commencing nt eight o'clock. The tlie Iocal team is engaged Is an ac-1I fear if it were placed in banka. I At the October session, a legal designated by the owner or user AVERAGES FIGURED We look for the reports of the two jcAst selected is as follows: tivity of the Michigan High School CHD VCADQ 1GQO 1QQQ tangle arose in the election of W. L ' thereof for the purpose of re­ 1 No. of . discharges (AdADDRESS TONIGHT AT rUn TtAno lUJc-iy<jO cha.^e as a suiierintendcnt of the! ceiving mail, all rules and regu­ ‘ minlstrators. executors Peter Smith. Stephin Bristol; Forensic Association and is under local banks to show improvement 1<2 Eliza Smith. Agnes Royer; Robert the general direction of the Exton-j! tn the volume of their deposits, duo .-----------poor. He was still supervisor of thi*- lations affecting the use of such a or guardians!,... THE K. 0E P. HALL • No. of adoptions conto the fact that the government Hampden*. Homer Ycckley; Diana £1 °n Division of the University of receptacles issued by the PastCorn Acreage Must Be Re- First and Fourth wards, not having । firmed • D Gray. Winona Brooks; Jim Brown,' Michigan. Tills preliminary series. plan of deposit insurance is now tContlnued on page three) Speakers Will Oppose Con­ duced Wth and Number of No. of determinations Julian Townsend: Angela Mayhew.; wih be completed on January 12. protecting every bank dejxMltor up struction of the St. Law­ of heirsl........................ 18 Jean Brower; jty’der Hamson. Wai-11 '** -'' school **" Each has had ------------------the opportunity to the limit placed by the law. Pigs Also Decreased resigned as a supervisor nnd on GLEE CLUBS TO No. of insane 13 13 ter Caukin: Adonijab White. Nile to defend the affirmative side of the which is $2,500. That Limit will pro­ Corn and hog farmers In Barry Monda>' was named by the board, rence Waterway 0 Hallock: William. Ricliard Tolles: radio control question in two de­ tect 97 per cent of all the bank de­ . >w. „ as a superintendent of the poor for PRESENT OPERETTA No. of feebleminded ... Why the St. Lawrence deeper wa- ,county arc roon to be offered a a t<?rm of ycars -----------No. of epileptic bates and the negative side in two positors of this country. 0 Mrs. Van Dyke, Dorothy Ballance; terway is not needed and should , ! Mlle. Discartes. Marcella Kennedy; debates with two contests held at to sign Production a discussion of the law concern- Hastings High Musicians and No. of sales of real esJr a^dreSs^t^b^ delivered1 atma!chance menl rv>ntrn<rt« Contracts with the Adjust-! govern- inif ing the Virtfrnn.s' veterans' tnv tax OVnmntlntl exemption' । tate through court ... 20 mnnt tv I fir firn nnvnrrtthe ' , FARM BUREAU TO ™ two u s. plalnclothesmen. Russell home and two at nearby schools. ' Songsters to Appear in [No. : of afflicted Adult In the elimination or champion-j Laubaugh, Lawrence Hubbell; mass meeUng in K. of P. hall Wed- ment, according to Harold J. Foster, i „5“^d .UP,t10^ **} if*) 58 MEET JANUARY 11 prompters. Pauline Tolhurst * and ship series the schools which have nesday evening, this week I Barry County Agrcultural Agent and • made n^^^ronriItin„CKf^ "Ichabod Crane” No. of-afflicted or crlp| survived the preliminary series Virginia Boyes. >ou. (mgmumium ; «<■« »m will The meetlns Lx Hurt of u 30-dav i *aturv mnui. no appropriation for । ,mg the Mie veterans' vewrans taxes Mixes in m. 1933 ums ‘ ?TtU'' pied children rtS^^pXFbU pro- paying Committee chairmen are: Proper- debate among thetpselves, the losing W. L. Everson to Be Speak, was done formerly so the varl- bxsed On Washington Irvings fam- Amount , of in­ lies. John Adcock: Stage. John Bar- teams dropping out after each con­ ,ofmer, ’r/ 50 .ine and CltUeiu UMue^colEttSThC corn and ** Pro®rarn un,- ous countlm and munictpaUti«!vere 'ous legend of Sleepy Hollow, will be er at Strand—Special heritance tax nett; Publicity. Helen Angell; Pro- test until only two undefeated schools OOo £tS m nrotAt P0" thc wheat pro«™m ,n lhat “ ou‘ tho« •'nounts Under lhe new presented by the boys' and girls' paid during year $3,805.61 $2,970.67 grams. Marie Shaffer. Tickets. Arloa remain. These two^ schools will be Pictures a Feature Glee Clubs of the Hastings High taken *to Arbor *for “ the state Myera; Costumes, Jean Arndt. “ Ann * ■* -4*Juvenile Division. proposed seaway. The petltiqns will small producer. A producer is not 50 years of bro will be exempt. The Barry County Fann Bureau ' school at Central auditorium Friday, , championship debate on April 27. , of new caSus entered 34 be presented to U. S. Senators eligible to sign a contract unless he x Dr. B. A. Perry, Bert Brown nnd'■JX.T. 40 “PROCESSION OF THE at eight No. : J!yir' 10. commencing Each of the six debaters partici­ will hold their January meeting at No. of dependent chiK James Couzcns and Arthur H. Van­ panng in in the uie final unai meet meet. will wu. be oe pre pre-­ St,r“nd lbeatCT in H*“^gs OC o'clock. The story ■familiar to moat | BRIDES’’- ON APRIL G. pating averages for the base period of ten Morse Backus are in Lansing todayI n dren Involved ........ 38 denberg at Washington Feb. 1. (10> acres of com and at least three trying to learn when, if ever, the, readers concerns Ichabod Crane, the sen sented ted with a gold watch and each TJTiT,' m Already 100,000 have been signed, gawky, vain schoolmaster of Sleepy No. of delinquent • chil­ .. Sayles. Mrs. R. W. Cook. Mrs. A. D. school wiU receive a large bronze p.n^T?m starlln« promptly al 2.06 dren Involved 11 according to the League's officials <31 Utters of pigs. If a producer has money due the County Road Com- Hollow, who has dazzled the eyes of > McDonald and Mrs. A. D. Kntskern trophy cup. The two schools which .. . ... the required com and not hogs, he mission on various projects would at Lansing. No. of neglected chil­ Thls meeting Ls somewhat of a Mynheer Van Tassel with his pre ­ . [comprise the committee having in reach the' semi-final round will al- i the vvm com ...m and ivvvi.v receive uc be para. paid. wo No roaa road W wotf done Rneakorv nt nt the lhi> rally rnllv here h-r» WedWnrt can sign for uw orK can be flonc dren involved Sneakers neXy night ViU bl-Attorney Johnibc,‘cflt paynM,nl on the corn and by the county because they have no tenttons to.culture as a prospective u, charge the "Procession of the so be presented with bropzc trophy different nature than usual in that No. of mistreated chilarrangements have been made with sLlekttnotTon^ * Sk* "" m“nU™nre or son-in-law, although Katrina, the 1 Brides" to be presented Friday night, cups properly engraved. Last year . dren involved , daughter in question, loves Brom, a! u April 6. at the Methodist church. Flint Northern High school won the Mr. Branch, manager of tl» ,,local „ Ity .ml Robert H. '*2,/'^ „rtod on ,hw, ltoThe A; • Board _ . ___ ■ dashing young blade of the village. theater, to show several reels of The wixile program will be beautiful The base iierlod on which the kill be In session all Merrill. Grand Rapids, consulting averages are figured Is 1032 and this week. Hilda. Katrina’s aunt, a rich widow BEN EAST SPEAKS ’ and impressive. Further announce­ 2T..S: engineer, who has had wide experi­ 1933. The contract covers only the end? of 4 000 ncople Ilcrcst to Jarm ,oSka aud pic­ from New York..visits Sleepy Hol­ --------------■<«> . . ment will be made later. ' people. | tures of me ' Bureau OU ence on waterway projects. The HERE ON.JAN. 18 low and is enchanted with Ichabod's ’ meeting will start at 7:30 o'clock ‘’MZTi.v.i.ic.ib^bbcmebu ANNUAL WOMEN'S ------------------- :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Plant at Indianapolis. Ind. . artificial airs. The Van Tassei's Lnand will be open to the public. of the contract are ns follows: s. CLUB LUNCHEON vite ichabod to a merrymaking at Illustrated Lecture on Isle dlana Btrni Bureau Federation and 1. Reduce the acreage planted to | __T '•‘-vn their home In order to promote an 'l Royale Sponsored by GarBERNARD HELSEL IS com on the farm you will operate in «<vB nij aino.sno. m-,!.-. *_ alliance with Katrina. ‘0 Brom, a favorite with the schooli 1 den Club and P. T. A. AGAIN BACK IN JAIL int w bl taut 20 per ml ion- “ uw fifth) below_tht average number of i Feature Meeting at Mcth- children, sends them the legend of Ben East of Grand Rapds. whose t of the senice thc Oil Company u the "Headless Horseman." acres planted to com on this farm odiat Chnrrh Tan 1 n Sheriff Leonard and Deputy during writings on the Out Of Doors page the past two years. 1932 and otim unarCh Jan. 19 I As the dancing progresses on1 in thc Grand Rapids Press are fam­ The CWA and W. K. Kellogg Foundation Will Take giving to Farm Bureau memben Flower Found Him . , over several states. Mr Eversoi adI Friday. Jan. IB, Ls the date for the I Mynlieer's estate the young lovers' illar to our readers, vyill give an 11­ 1931 . . Care of the Cost of Changing Old Building |dressed the annual meeting of tha 2. Reduce the size of your brood- annual luncheon and business meet- plot revenge Katrina encourages1 lustrated lecture on Isle ftoyale at at Coleman j as 1 • a 'rt . Farm Bureau at Lansing in Decemrow herd so that not more than ,lng of the Hastings Women's Chib; Ichabod's advances, while the oth-’ the Central school auditorium on Bernard Helsel, who escaped from and Making Additions 1 hereto | per at which time his talk waa [which of•;era—play upon credulity with refcr-' Thursday, evening. Jan. 18, at eight <Continued on page six) —<» *— will be•-held In the « parlors >• ... the Jail here last September, was! | the Methodist church. A full attend- 1 enccs to the "Headless Horseman." o’clock. About forty rural school district give to the consolidated district a »Jr£.atI>' *PPreciated. . ■ apprehended by Sheriff Leonard and ance ot members Ls hoped for as I As Ichabod prepares to woo Ka-' suitable building ample for a conThe January program committy officers from nearby districts in Sponsoring tills event are thc Deputy Flower of Delton and is DELTON TO HAVE NEWbuslness of Importance Is to come trlna blood-curdltng sounds are! Tho.-napple Garden Club and the Castleton and Maple Grove met in solldnled school, without a dollar “ BaMtut arraMrmshis tor othar now in Jail here. numbm U> maU.a well rounded ** heard, lights flicker and the ghoat-' P. T. A- The program promises to be the High school room at the Nash­ ot bonded debt. SCHOOL BUILDING It will be remembered that Hel­ The matter oh.tultlon U naturally •“> Interesting prognun lor all at­ _______ “iternoop program, . . —.. "Ye „ Old less figure __ __ of the "Headless Horse-[ very interesting and educational so ville school ‘last night to consider i। Th? The afternoon sel pleaded guilty in circuit court HWA uni! tha Kellntrtr ‘ainaiM Sln«ln8 Hkule." Skule," in in "charge of Mrs. Mrs. man" man" appears, up one uiai that WIU will be raised tn the mlndi ------«■»“—■* The entire prwram tr« charge of pursuing the terrified‘ all are urged to attend. .the formation VI of <1 a VUIUH.XIUUIVU consolidated ' one .HIC IWIIIAUVII — ----- drslt,-— - 1V A -la .Tt. 7777 lait September to tile crime of stat-' The CWA and the Kellogg Jda McCoy . . . uc . ..• III me. uuuua . .Sa nit duw... -risrtan J1u lo — .7 -2 u.ell anrth 21 Ichabod as he flees from the The speaker has a wide reputation school district. Just how many dis- of thc residents of the rural school J° a11 «ann folks. Those intoreatea .Utory rape, and was being held in trlcts will be Interested is not known districts of Maple Grove and Castle- *7 f>r8,,nii'<d agriculture are vipKFoundation Provide -----------! everyone's * best — * ----effort • to * be present. ------! grounds. J ~ ■ our Jail for sentence at lhe time he I . as a man who knows Michigan and at the present time. I ton. It will be found that Act 236, dally invited to attertd. I । Mrs. McOoy was a forme/ singing Brom returns from his successful its out door life. Isle Royale. one of the..----Means l^!Lihtha?ehIam^iiv3^e.»Sr^if: .----.----- _* ... 1. iscnoaj teacher and is well Informed 1 hoax. Mynheer and Brom relent and The thing tliat prevented the which was explained at lhe meet-' _,_2" _ I school teacher and is well Informed hoax. Mynheer and Brom relent and1 Michigan's beauty spots, is a moat min with I ' Hl«her ed 'Icatlon I® n the mZ Miouun U certainly ccruiuuy takwa- O on ine technique. tecnnique. This This annual annual meetmeet-: Aunt Aunt Hilda, Hilda, in in triumph, triumph, then tnen leads leadsI delightful place with a history that building of a consolidated school at ing held last evening in Nashville. DR. HENDERSON TO m. lng " forarard 8t*P ln BanT coun^ ing Is to be a worthwhile affair. I back the crest-fallen Ichabod who Nashville, when the plan was sub-:provides a way for such tutltioni QPFAk HN MnMHAY the young man back to his?„„rtS old quar-‘ 11 W1H ** rem«’mb<,red that ter/ ---------------- --------------------- !is reconciled to marriage on hearingJ is unusual nnd intensely Interesting milted a few years ago and aroused with relatively small cost to thej . orCHfk Vlv RlURWftg 1 Here *s your opportunity to lean; i that she .sets the matt abundant „ “BO a conso,,d“lcd dl8tr,ct WM'KN,GHTS TEMPLAR AN- --------*—J — such intense feeling, was due to the (people of the rural districts that arcni. ’ 4__ ■ about it._______ , e > « 8t a k “nUn<* an ( formed centering nt Delton and a * NUAL INSPECTION.J table in New York. Herewith is the;large bonded debt which would have embraced in a consolidated district. Coming as Brotherhood UU I . _J te^-^JVd« M?p^k w!Th!VGin ! con"<,l“1B‘e<1 ’Ch°°‘ hM ***" *^n‘ T** annual • impcctton of Has-'cast: i been necessary for thc consolidated In the Banner next week wp will 1 -—W. L. Hinman Captain toX>ro tenten^^ieVl who^l'duCt*dKt^? bUl K‘lh0Ut “ *de' t!n<8 Commandery No. 56. Knights i Mynheer Van Tassel, rich farm- LOCAL STUDENTS ON • district to assume. It will be re- publish the provisions of this act. so| nt qnilnrt gtSTten to Sv 5S J». ^P1". will be on Thursday night. er-Uoyd Peterson; Hendrik, his membered that legal steps were tak-: that it can be seen how liberal Is 01 »upper oquM W. S. T. C. HONOR ROLL • en iP en ten to tuenty years In Jack-. nie chance has now arrived when j*n. n. at the Masonic Temple.[son—Ellsworth Newton; Brom Van which set aside the consolidation the aid offered by the state to meet | The members ot tha Brothernoof ' r lhe CWA ,unda from the ,cdcral Dinner at 6:30 precedes the meet- Brunt, u young gallant—William j at that time. i Just such a situation as this. should remember that a flue treat HALF-YEAR LICENSE PLATES government and the splendidI help;ing. Eminent sir John H. Rademak-1Fox; Ichabod Crane, schoolmaster— Two Young Ladies Maintain 1 At the present time it 13 possible' With the troublesome matter of^Ls in store for them next Half year autonrablle license °r thp, w K-Ko'lo8K Foundation a er. Grand Generalissimo, of Manis- Bob Corkin; Vrou Van Tassel, Myn; to get liberal aid from the CWa of bonds eliminated and with thc as- Janui Splendid Record Made plates will be available for motorists !?\ublc b“Jld*n8 c,n be.^recled al tee- conducting the work. All mem-lheer's wife—Velma Kellogg; Kathe federal government, which or- surajtce tliat splendid school pt$vi- ixxioi in High School thls year exactly as in 1933 This an- 0611011 wlllc" will provide up-to- bers are urged to attend this meet- | trina. their daughter, Lola Ashaltcr; Iganlxatlon will pay for the labor leges will be afforded at Nashville of th nouncement has come from Secre-! d“!* . “hoolacc0.mJP?lat.‘<,ns' ^not Wilhelmina, her friend.Lucille Among the students at W. S.T.C.,. and such materials as require a for thc pupils In the consolidated Will tary of State Prank Fitzgerald onl>'f°r *uch rural districts as have ----------------<■»■> Karmes; Hilda, Katrina's aunt. Ha- In Kalamazoo, are,, two Hastings large element of labor in their man-;district, giving the rural pupils — The.se half yw year aucacrs stickers wm will DC be good good B 7*dy v?ted ’ ... con»ol‘dat6- but. for xel McCain; David, negro servant, young ladies who are making splen­ ufacture. We understand that an twelve grades Instead of eight, thereence. ---meac nau .„ ADJOURNED CITY BANK for MEETING. • Floyd Woodard; also Lords and La- did scholastic records and whose architect has drawn plans for re- would seem no reason why this plan heretofore will. If ;io»lbj«i. for the the first first six six months months of of the the year year Lt.herL*WchSf’’.J?STOCKHOUJERM w? — j ... eoruolldatcd district. dlstrlet We Wc The adjourned annual meeting ofjdies of the Manor, villagers, coun­ names are on the honor roll this, vamping the present school buildand will«...bi? placed- on sale before loin tlie consolidated a,,,,,,,,, »•>»>*«>• ... should ___________________ ... *• hope boar not go through, and — ”" “ — him ---- again because h> considerit will. ’ ' ways something tniererili March 1, which is the date when the c?Rn?t ?lve.the detalls- but w? the stockholders of the Hastings itryfolk. and school children. semester. The two are Miss Mar­ ing at Nashville, with c laier.' City Bank will bunk---------------< • » ------------1833 plates must be put away. There i will “ do «“so '» ’• ......... . . convene at the..... garet .Merrick, daughter of Mr. and able addition to the building, which Wc undcrstand hint meetings will -nj . ----------- ***---------------on Friday evening. January 12. at ANNUAL MEETING. Mrs. Wayne Merrick, and Miss. will provide rooms' for the consoll- be held in the rural school districts captain? W/L. Hinman. T! -will probably be no reduction in the I 7;oo o'clock.—M. A. Lambic, cashier.! The annual meeting of thc Farm- Evelyn Johnson, daughter of Mr. and[ dated school and make It up-toj -1.A..1-I price of license plates this year, al-.[ POHTMASTER AT BELLEVTE. , 4 .4 Aand ..-4 —ZMIwFlt members I —. M — ■ date. We undevstand that the W. which Am could should be Kbrought will V.be: Icrs' Mutual Fire Insurance Company Mrs. Fred Johnson. though there is an agiUtion to have ’1 William A. Young, who was bom —Adv. and grew to young manhood In thU ---------------- « • » ■ of Barry' and Eaton counties will be While in High school here, bath, K. Kellogg Foundation lias agreed Into this consolidation. Al there ard Oook. Gi-i t; > llei lower prices for die - ’ , ■■ city, has Just been made postmaster; DANCE. I held in lhe city of Hastingson Wed- had splendid records and have been; to pay all the costs ot the revamp- meetings lhe provisions of lhe new J.?hn C- Ketcham. । FR1ED CHICKEN pUPPER. : of Bellevue. He is the sontof Mrs. | At Carlton Center this Friday Ineaday. January 17, 1934 at 1:00 । keeping up their academic standards, ing of the present building and the state law. Act 236, will be explained. Marble, R. J McCroi At the U. B. church Wednesday. Anna Young.* who lives oh West night Prize waltz. Good music—o'clock P.M. sharp. A-L. Wilton,Bee. at Western. Congratulations are ex-, building of the addition which the so that everybody will have a com-, Elmer HUlng. Haul January 17. Price 25c.—Adv. Green I Adv. [—Adv. 3 Wks. Green street. street. | CWA does not assume. This wUljplete understanding of thc subject- Ed Smith. itended. LARGEST sjNOLE ITEM JUDGE CLEMENT S MIL REPORT H.K.S.DEBH IN F Ml MEET CONTRACTS FOR HOG IND CORN FARMERS SoSid^way ‘Jfi 25 d°”..noL^" B law' of aI» , ”^SS’X1'i>d*Zxb^'b2’ Nashville Can Now Have A Consolidated School Without A Dollar of Bonds �THE HASTINGS BANKER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, IW m ,n ^eni nnu ci nvi 1 COUNTY GROUP LEAD- ' LOCAL NEWS j He quoted from a book published UIIIjl'J (J Jji/ l ERS ATTEND LESSONS [by President Hoover in 1922. vtan -TZ.;' * the people of this country regarded1 ****** **i ’ Miss Roberta Herihey Oiveg him more highly than they evident­ i A marrtagJ license has been issued ly did in 1932, in which Mr. Homer • Demonitration of fial&di j ,10 uiarc Clare t. E. no>Qcr, Holder. *7. 47. Assyria iandL A '.^77-'.'* -----------------to SfII.v... ■ ’ m in shares of this old associatiOrritf pro­ COLLEGE PRt8.>JBLL8 RO J complain JSf’thingT <to St ‘run AMATEUR FI8TI0UFFBR8 Mina n rtr-Kln 40'L^Tsend* From Farm Vegetables I ; Il is good new* to'the. friends of! Mias Roberta Hershey, specialist! tected by first mortgaged not on one k TARIAN8 MKW MUST ‘I smoothly." Dr. Leffler said there had : Dorr Kenyon to know that he is 1m­' fn Nutrition. Michigan State Ool-1 TO MEET IN I. 0. 0. F. always been-trouble In the world, " PULL TOGETHER j proving, although slowly, from his1 irge. met with the Barry county lo- | V but on.Hundreds of homes in Michigan iand troubles would continue. ARENA HERE I recent severe illness. cal group leader* on Thursday and i In a recent address President Bnt—homes we have helpedlouramembers I The Rosevale Market is cuttingt Friday, January 4 and 5. All group Her, of Columbia University.-declared MATPMCQ HM living costs'for families. See their■ leader* were present for this, the; i THAT'S ONLY WAY OUT — that ... “ the World war hud destroyed ' Wtis I T MA I Unto UN ■ to buy or build. ' 1 1227. IVH1 non non wntHi rrf r.wwiartv rtfrinllAtn nAi.rn second lesson of tlw series, accwdlng OF THE DEPRESSION ffl,' EVENING’S SCHEDULE ». 1 to H J. Foster.' County Agri. Agent. , .—; ; home was in Middleville died at ' , , • 77" „ !two centuries." if that be true, we r’ , TbMJiMon u>ok up tjic family Plenty of Action in Prospect Howell Friday, the funeral being :Thought-Provoking Me Message cun realise at once'that we arg not k o_ i food supply from, the farm and When Young Boxers jjjj E chureh '» M,dd,e- stressed tire getting of all food pee~ Ptes. - Leffler -to take any hop-*kip-andV From of (going ijump out of the depression. Start Swinging ! Mr*. L. V. Be&smer. wlio has been sible from the farm. Miss Hershey j Battle Creek College ■ Throughout the ages, he said, men 1 said rome farm families were Over- | of thc best amateur boxers " pattent at Blodgett hospital in1 looking many healthful and eco- j , Pre: ident Emil Leffler, of Battle have persistently sought three |. in Sune this section of the-state will meet Grand Rapids. U somewhat 1m­ notnlcal foods on their farm and I —"food, shelter and safely." Creek College, was the speaker atjthing*. Jn t , . . , . - . - iln our attempt io climb back to in the roped arena here tomorrow I proved and hopes to tnrne home the purchasing leu denirable foods off; the Rotary Club luncheon Monday bettez days lhe nr.t *tep will be evening. Jan. 11. when the 20-boul!latter part of thc week. the farm to take their place. {noon. He discussed the question of ("safety." We have not progressed so program- of the Golden Gloves : Welcome L. A- S. will meet ThursTliroughoul the lesson M1M Her­ , • Recovery"- from the- world-wide (far above our barbarian ancestors as Tournament to be held under the'flay- Jan.- if. at the hall for dinner, shey spoke on reducing -the food cost.! 1230 Griswold fit- Detroit, Mich. slump. He made it. plain that only iwmetlmw think. President Ruth- sponsorship of the Hastings I. O. O. Everyone welcome. Members please without the nutritive value of Ute' Detroit's OUmi BatUlng and LDLRAL HOME Iby cooperative cffdrt and unselfish- ven of our own university once said P. at Odd Fellows hall gets under- ’bring needles, thread and thimbles, food. By lesson nnd demonstration. I RINK SYS I'nexs'can the -world Irojie to.get out I that we have taken "but one slippery way at 8:00 o'clock with Johnny' Jut*!® Russell R. McPcek Is here Miss Hershey offered her sugges-1 today on circuit court business. *"' ----------------------------------------J. L. Maua. Haitingi, Mich. tlons. . :>f Its serious economic difficulties. <Mop upward from barbarian." The [Wirth as referee. A largely attended meeting of the Admission prices ore the same as whjcii have come as a result of the World war shows how easy it' Is lo During thc morning Mtas Hershey World War I uke ,l,e backward step, for never usual tn spite of ti>e fact that near­ official board of thc. Methodist gave a demonstration to the local church was held In thc church par ­ Hi sa:d he recently visited New w®1 Staler barbarity practiced than ly twice the usual number of bouts leaders on Salad* from Michigan will be presented for the money lors on Monday evening when fi­ Farm Crop*. Tile demonstration York City and to.a group of business ■ m that war. men. he mentioned the fact that it In the opinion of Dr. Leffler, re- The Odd Fellows believe that they nancial matters were discussed fol­ featured four very pleasing salad* ----------------------------are . furnishing one of the best- bar- lowing a pot luck supper. A fine from Michigan farm vegetables and is only possible IjjLJWperiv — business meeting. A splendid pro­ had been reputed in thc west that gains in sporting events since the '-’pirlt prevailed throughout the , fruits. Hastings W. C T. U. will hare a gram 1* being prepared. It Is hopeful business was looking up in the east. I ,l°n- Each group cannot set out by opening of thc arena here. ' evening. i Miss’ Hershey discussed why meal pot luck one o'clock luncheon on each memoer will be present anil To hi* surprise the men he spoke tonitwll to secure selfish advantage at Winners Thursday will go on to ' Mbs Dorothea Mtake was unable cosfc vary, wise buying and the Tuesday, Jan, 16. at the Methodist any interested in the temperance replied that they hadn't noticed the the expense of other* without harm the finals scheduled for Odd Fel-lto return to her studies at Argu-! weekly food budget This lesson will imnrovdment. but it had been re-1 to mankind. Selfishness is a hurtful church parlor*, followed by a work are moot cordially -welcome. ■ eleqicnt and the jrroup or individual lows Arena. Jan. 25. Finalists will be bright's nt Battle Creek after the I be relayed in thc local groups over comjtete in tn the regional holiday vacation on account of u the the county county within within the thc next next two two ! that seeks its way out of our. finan­ eligible to comjiete serious illness which will confine her weeks by the leader* present. cial troubles by-selfish grabbing for Golden Gloves meet. to her home for some time. ' Flyweight Class (112). their own benefit will come to grief. LyBarker's Soap Special saves you (Novice) We hear a good many people say­ LITTLE GIRL HIT BY 1. Herbert Cooper. Hastings v*. money—Adv. ing. in .answer to the shutting off of Read Friday and Saturday specials AUTO SATURDAY • markets for American products In Max Hoyt. Plainwell. 2.. Ford DeClaire. Freeport vs. for Waters' Clothes Shop— Adv. other countries, said the speaker, Money-saving opportunities at the Started Across East Mill St. । that "America can live by herself. Ronald Button. Wayland. Bantamweight (118). Rexali Drug Store. Read their adv. If we can discover a substitute for Just as Oar Was Ap­ for particulars.—A'dv. (Novice) J tin there is nothing else tliat Ameri3. Frank Sperling. Grand Rapids proaching ' ica needs to have in order to be in­ dependent of the rest of the world." vs. Ed. McGrath, Hastings. Regina Knrcher. small daughter 4. Pete Harlow. Hastings vs. Dan VARIOUS REPORTS 1 But In the judgment of the speaker of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Karcher, was Morgenstern. Wayland. I this would not make America proeWERE ENCOURAGING injured on Saturday, when she 5. Fred Kunde. Freeport vs. Barry porous. It would simply make her started across thevstreet in front hated by oil the rest of mankind. Ragla. Hastings. an approaching automobile on Three Vestrymen Chosen at of MARKET—148 Ea»t State St. (Open.) Warehouse—206-208 E. State St. Unless nations can practice the doc­ East Mill street. Luckily the car. 6. Louis Bovier, Wayland vs. Free­ trine of "Llvc-and Let Live." there Annual Meeting of the which was driven by a Mr. Aller­ Telephone 2272* Telephone 2609 is ntf way to climb out of the de­ man Lambert. Plainwell. ding. was notupgoing rapidly, Episcopal unuren Church apwcDjmi Just >Urted olherwlj( . thehaving mUe Lightweight (135). pression in which the world now­ (Novice) finds itself. Member* of Emmanuel Episcopal girl might have been hurt much NOTE: Effective Thura., Jan. 11 Prices Subject to Michigan 3% Sales Tax Somttimes we cay "If America !1^7. --------------—- vs. — James parish held their annual meeting; worse. Bill James,-----------Hastings could only get back to thc conditions' ToPP- Saranac. at the parish hotuc on Tuesday Mr. Allcrdlng carried the girl to McBride of 1928. when everybody was em- -' s'/wilham JJorgensen. — -——-. — —™ vs. night, preceded by a pot/luck sup- the house and later took the child ■ ployed." if wc could have Mie the'! Glenn Glpnn Hummell. Vermontville. Vermontville r ._,— But .. llc£, , 'and her mother to the doctor, who s^.;.. volume of' business ....... we then j Ctrhr. Grand Rapids vs. tame Hub. Gerke. Reports were given by thc rector (found that both knees were hurt* Ilu.l ___ 7____ VllI<• had. fhr.ro there o.tl.lrl wnuld r,,.. not be so _much em- YlflV R°V’ Htimmi'll Hummell. VoTTfllTnf Vermontville. . ‘".'.t ‘.ue v“ri0,,s o,dIda connected and the flesh on one of her limbs1 ployment as then because inventions with the church and all were very badly crushed. She is doing as well inventions ![ 10- Julius Neuman, Holland since that time, wijl still further re- i Thomas. Hastings. f. encouraging, showing-that progress!a* possible. As reported to the duce the number of.men required to! ,l. I»uls Bailey, Hastings is being made despite many obsta- Banner. Mr. Allerding said that he operate our modern machinery. ' A^"n Hummell. Vermontville. cl” , , . . saw Regina stop and look, then she Some have called attention to the! , WelterwelghL 11471. vestrymen elected for Jor a period of., ran across thc street just as he Vestrymen (three years were, Kellar and! Large Size fact that if the number of women: ' <Novice! ir.n.. Stem a...-------- - ltartrd up his ear It was a very ! employed in business and industry '• Dick Palmer. Middleville vs. M. A. Lambie. re-elections, and Carl fortunate accident and one that Packages could be put back to thc number i Festus Weedmark. Stanton. W. -----------------------Wespinter succeeds ---------------------Wallace— Os- was unavoidable. “2. • born, -rm. . i employed in 1914, we could then find l3- Frank Kauffman. Alto vs. Ed. southwest" woodland. ■ |, *The thc nnuuni1 .meeting work for all the men: That would be|®ktb*- Grand Rapids. ”'- date ‘ \ of “ ------------— MUST 8E STOPPED YOUR Investment J 471 ^NationaP Shares Are Offered for Yoar Consideration Jfije Rational fllonit & Imreatnumt ffimupamj FELDRAUSCH WAREHOUSE AND MARKET Climalene Palmolive Washing Powder The Beauty Soap Oxy dot Walking Powder 20 Mule Team Borax Kirk’* Flake White Soap Kirk’* Hardwater Caitile Fel'* Naptha Soap InXDne Pound Bars T. N. T. Soap Large Pkg. Per Package 10 bar* 6 bar* 10 bar* 6 for 21c 15c 29c 29c 47c 19c Waters’ Specials for Friday and Saturday Only Men’s Melton Blazers arid Cossacks Heavy all wool, zipper Soo Jackets Red and Black Plaid. Just a few left! Men’s Gloves Outside nap, extra heavy. Vulcanized, and Moisture Proof. Two Prs. Men’s Shirts Good weight FJannelctle. Triple stitched. The thrifty buyer will true; byt how shall we go about James Thomas. Hasting* vs. was changed to the second Mondav Joe Grant nnd family, who have ’night in — January because------------the pres- spent the Inst two weeks on the take advantage of these reaching that cbndltion? [Albert Suchovsky. Wayland. ‘------------------The first element, in the speaker's 1S- Bennie Adcock. Hastings ivs.' ent date coniltats with so many oth- 1Grant farm, returned to their home four specials for Friday I jer annual meltings which cull lhe In Buttle Creek Sunday. judgment, is safety. If people can j Harold Fowler. Plainwell. \ members away from the. church. Mr. and Mr*. I. N. Williams and [only be assured of safety for them- ■ Middleweight (160). and Saturday only! granddaughters of Dowling were selves, safety for property, safety for < Novice> (guests of Clms. Farlce Saturday, i I rights,- they will gradually find the • ,6- Russell Kervan, Plainwell -vs. LICENSE NECESSARY j way out. But'thc way Is not for each : Wolter Wosinski. Grand Rapids. irrrMr and MrB George Sandbrook Ifcerson to grab whgt he can. but tn Light Heavyweight (172). FOR ICE FISHING'and Mr nnd Mrs WHHs Sandbrook —--------i and- daughter of Blanchard spent | think of the other fellow, work co<Oj>en.> . operatively with others, to the end 17- Tom Buchovsky, Wayland vs. New Law Requires Anglers Thursday with their brother, Harry that n better day may come. The ,pctc Mitchell. Lowell. to Get Permission—Fee S Moan'd Mrs. Claud Kantner and’ ■ thing most needed in these days ir. SEMI-FINAL BOUTS, Is Reduced son. who have been visiting his not only the teaching but thepracLightweight. nice' of thc Golden Rule. If that can *8 Wnner of No. 9 vs, winner of Notice to fishermen—Be sure you parents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kantner. I be made a part of the dally living No. 10. . have a 1934 fishing license before left Tuesday for Madison, Wiscon­ ; and daily life of nil nations, groups 19- Winner of No. 7 vs. winner of you begin ice ttahlng. the season for sin where they will spend a week I and individuals th? world will en-! No. 8. * . which evened January 1 and con­ before going on to their home in Columbia. Missouri. • Joy peace and safety, and nbo a Bantamweight. tinues through February. Mrs. Katherine Wallis returned | growing prosperity.- But the grab 1 20 of No. 3 vs. winner—of The fact that lhe new general rod -- - Winner --------- ---------------------------; game must end. from Chicago where she has been ■ No°' 5. 5' license taw enacted by the 1933 legmaking the acquaintance of a lit­ <TUT «M> IW TWl DENTISTS OF THREE . " "ST'"'*. MAKI nuai UN rwp. COUNTIES HAW MEETING ’nn*lfr to have a license is respon- tle grandson. Harry Sandbrook and family at­ T.le CWA is starting, in a small Thc deiitlste of Barry Allegan and 'B,ble for niU chanK‘' *” practice, way. tn make improvemenu in some MuntiM miesta of the Heretofore only trout fishermen, tended the silver wedding anniver­ of the rural school building* of tht*. wha*e season begins May 1. were sary of Mr nnd Mrs. Andrus of 8ccounty. The first (a* that will bene- LjLJ:' .7*? required to pay a Itecrire fee. The bewa Monday. BANNER WANT ADVA. TAT. nt will be the Chidester and the JJJ’g '^1.17 AttendWne^ulks Prides fwlhe licensingol Yankee Springs schools. In one of _C'7nr *‘*,« nil angler* and the fee has been rcthem there will be a new floor, and a’a S JesSct ofAnnAj- duc,ld to 80 ccnlJ'' in bath of them thc lighting will lx- £1 °L'„ .„>0! --------------- ***----------.-dm.k. iiv- n.h.tns |JKX™ RAILROAD BUSINESS • much better for the pupil*, with! , J,____________________ I RPTTFR IN uaqt|Np6 (k-ss stnffn'upon the eyes. Tbe inter-[PASSING OF MAURICE ■ Dciicn I Is nMollfiluo^ Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 2244-2557 BL- Waters’ Clothes Shop ' If it isn't Good, wc don't carry it Coffee hou1:: - 23c Butter « .B. Shultz or Freeport rTCAND THEATRF Vanilla Extract 2 en. Dry Onions 8 lb, Kettle Cover with , handle Oranges si. su. Doz. Florida Oranges 5 lb*. Pancake Flour sis.s... 15c 25c 9c atmametohuy Pepper g~.jou.i... Tea Siftings Cb»ie. T.m ik 19c lb. 1OC 28c Armour Milk 22c Macaroni or Spaghetti 3 25c Spaghetti Fine Quality 6 pkg* 25c Pillsbury** Harvest Time OLEO ri«. 5c Royal Gelatine l-m. 3 c.» 20c it.. 23c Macaroni or Noodle* Eck-Rich or Silver Nut CHOICE ME(ATS Fresh Ground Beef lb». 25c AT MARKET ONLY lb‘ Lamb Stew Fresh Dressed Lamb lb. 6c Beef Kettle Roaata Choice Quality . lb. 9C and .IOC Rib Boiling Beef Lean and Mealy lb. 6c Lamb Shoulder Roast* ewe qu.u, n, 14c lb- IOC Pork Loin Roast* \ rise.. Lb. 14c Veal Shoulder Roast* Spare Ribs Lean and Meaty 2 15c v?3,8I”w,d 1: lighting effect nnd there will be of tiie death on Monday of Maurice rial Improvement othet changes that will make.them,Parsohs of Lansing, who was well Over 1019 H more •nearly what an up-to-date known here, death being caused bv' , * < •ruralschool building should be, a-stroke after two hours' illness. Wo ,carn ,roni Mr. If. H. Peirce. 4 -* Mrs. Pnrsotu was formerly Mk.-. ;*1K> ,‘ftS C,1“W ot thc Michigan t FIRE DOES CONSIDER­ Ruth Eberhart, a Hasting* resident,’^nteaj a busmens at Hosting*, that ’ ABLE DAMAGE TO HOUSE Funeral ; sen-ice* will be at the Estes1 “olh thc passenger and freight cartf- « home in bansing on Thur.*- lnBS ol 1933 shou' a substantial in- 4 The fire department was called to funeral : al 10 30 A M ------------1 crease over 1932 The proopcrity of the B. O. .Larkin home on North day < railroads Ls a matter of vital intcrMichigan Ave. this Wednesday MEDICAL --------------SOCIETY TO est to the American people. It would morning by a fire which proved to ,--------------‘ MEET THURSDAY NIGHT, urely disrupt our modern civilixabe quite a stubborn one. The shlnThc January meeting of the Bar-1 ‘ton if anything should put the rafl- < gles were asbestos placed over the Medical owm, Society will be roads out w of the running; au so »v we arc are old wood shingles, the fire getting ry i-' County «icMiua< ■ w ,l>c «uuuui», into the wood underneath the as- ,5C,d Thursday evening at the par-!sure our readers wiU be glad to 4 bestos. ish house. Dr Dr. Carl Wenkc. au nose nose |i learn team that local local railroad business business Quite extensive repairs to thc roof and throat Specialist at the Sani- was larger in 1033 than in 1932. ■and one side of thc house will be larium at Battle Creek, will be the ----------* * * -------PASSING OF MRS. ED­ necessary. i speaker WIN SHULTZ WEDNESDAY. O. E. 8. MEETING. --------------------------Mrs. Edwin Shultz, aged 44. died GETS CWA POSITION. . Lyman B Chamberlain, who has.' The regular meeting of the Eos’- al her home in this city on Wcdnrs[ [ rm ptar for this month will be held. day evening of pneumonia, having ^tencaunty^or^th^W ^Kelliw- Iu< 'da> ‘‘vcnln®- Jan 16 bWn 111 ' Surviving arc the tiu— If - fl,ld —..U «H .... Imh.) Itl a « week. j members are invited to attend. The two brothers. Howard . Foundation ha» been aunointed attend. The.. husbargi. husband, two ---brothers. Howard ■and and ffbSS bv S niPmlx’r8 a invited CE..F. to h.,. Mwolwm *£i— ------------■■ 4 b committee in charge hare planned!Will Shilton. The funeral was held . supervise the CWA school tarnation. a fcoyli program of mtertalnmcm in it ttie Presbyterian church on Sat­ Work in six counties. His succcstor: the dining room following thc bust- urday afternoon. Rev. John Kltch- ' ing officiating. Interment in Riv- ' in Eaton county is Wilford Lessor ncas season. --------* a *-----------erslde cemetery. During her 22 ■ Hastings friends wish Mr.'Chamberor Allan CONE years' residence here. Mrs. Shultz , lain every succew. Word ha* been received by Ha.- had made many f&nds who extend . tings relnlives of the death of Al- sympathy -------- • to - -the bereaved- ones. ' MINERAL AT NAS1I4ILLE. mn Cone uone of m Syracuse. Syracuse. N. N. Y.. Y., on on MonMon-----------—».».*.. . 'tan ^’n^ral “*?{*’ WMjjr Olas-irfay. death being due to pneumonia MEMBER. OF DEBATE i rit«nwCu^hai,tACJmtC«h^/,U Mrs Cont wl!l ren«mbfrcd here e '' ” — ‘ SQUAD AT ALBION. Walter nwn. Heath. ninmp. Hastings, a sentot senior Nenie Simson. teachei* of hIv* Economics in our city schools 'in Albion Collese. is one of the six­ ™ h n^’r a numbcr JWS ago teen members of thc men;* debate O'ivgOA died in a hosjil.ai at W’au-......... --- -*->-*• ouad recently hv u-nf < “> , OV1LO NO. IS X Wrlu. tech ot ltat-rn S!un. Thursday of last week. • 1 Guild No 15 will meet *4th Mr*. Tht* is the fourth year tliat he has ■ I lM LE NO t.------W?!St Wrtnnd.v. J.n 17 bnn . mmber ot U» v.miy ki k“nd bring fruit, canned vegc---------- - ---------Methodist L..A. 8. Circle No . will tables or Jelly for the hospital-— HOSPITAL GUILD. mee- at the home of Mrs. Robert Mrs. F. E- Hernev sec Hosnltg! Guild No 7 will have a' Cook. Monday Evening. Jan. 1$. Pot —----------- . C*Z* ..... !,,ne «‘ctock luncheon nt th« home luck supper at '6 o'clock. A sjiccial • s,zLABLL PAY ROM()f Mr.i. Iva Kelley, 826 8. Park, program is being prepared for this — payroll --------BW1TO. Jan. ,, a a The ol------------thc CWA handed ,Wednesday. 17. Let there be lit hv w»j....... xr. .. ... __ . . . as .. meeting. Mrs. Floyd Everhart, chair-,out by Gntintv County -T Treasurer Maus rm ___ good■ .... attendance there ... is business! man. FUturHav —U ending Jant-.. ,... . “Visitors arc welSaturday frufor t»w< lite w week to ,2. be taken care of. uary 4 wa* 66£23.12 — quite • sizeable come. Addie Edmonds. Pres DEATH OF CHAS. GORHAM. IMjroll and it certainly helped tuuwua*. i-res Charles Gorham, aged 77. who re­ CIRCLE NO. 3. 4 sided *puth of Hastings, passed: » . . GROUP —— NO. — 3. — Circle No. 3. of the Methodist L. A away on Friday afternoon Funeral. —r ~ --r 1 ,,Exte.n*.?n^roup ?’'0- 3 Ineet6 at 8 meets Friday. Jar.. 12. at the hrwne ’ Srvices were at thc the Dowling church Mr*. J. M. M, Townsend's Thursd Thursday at ol Mrs. James Batson. Members! a m *> m i an an ------u. pm . irB 1 Sunday at 2:1)0 P M.. with burlai 1:30. All members urged to be . in the Dowling cemeiory*• ent' ’ welcome.—Linnie McMillan. Sec. < < ► EROGUAM FOR WEEK OF JANUARY If SUNDAY and MONDAY , A single sip will send the blood coursing madly through your veins! WARNER BAXTER inArthur Samir. Rocht'i STvIHIlvUSV With Myrna Loy, Charles Butterworth, Phillips Holmes, Mae Clarke, C. Henry Gordon ADDED ATTRACTIONS—Comedy, "Million Dollar Melody" Pathe New* — “Grand Uproar" ADULTS « CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS COUPON—TUESDA Y NIGHT— COUPON James Dunn, Joan Bennett, Herbert Mundin in Arizona to Broadway ADDED ATTRACTIONS—“Radio Dough." “Barnyard Olympic*," World SporU ► WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY Marie Dressier, Wallace Beery, Lionel Barrymore, Edmund Lowe, John Barrymore, Jean Har­ low, Lee Tracy, Billie Burke, ii Dinner at 8 ► Thrill! ADDED ATTRACTIONS—“Rhapsody in Brew," Latest Palhe New* ADULTS 25 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS SATURDAY ONLY IN A LAWLESS LAND ! ZANE GREY’S TO THE LAST MAN Ruth Eiling in "CRASHING THE GATE" Cartoon—“BUDDY'S DAY OUT" TRAVELTALK ADULTS IS CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS ► �THE HARTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 18, 1M<_ u. expe from lhe Barry coriniy tail'the Blair Police or the Detroit ol- ....... 1 Mrs. Bellinger made a business and Mrs. Vem Quick were visitors' NASHVILLE. LEONARD GOERTLER HELD lut Ocloher, xller h«vlng been he- neet. with relerenee lo Ocerller. , „„ Mr.- „„ Mlhnl. Hlwtl ot Lmn. lnd.',r,» >» Fw» md.r ^tbr bom. ot UH Utter*, pwrera.: FOR BARRY OFFICERS twlnerl tn Ml here tor eererU week... Ooertler wu .rre.ieO In Detroit h--------.. ------- * .------ L-.-p! john Bradfield visited a brother Friday. „ ,on., w He was cliarged with burglarizing ■ a/ter Clyde C. Thomas. 24. an al-' ake ode«a Odeiua to to work work and family at Dowagiac and son and Mr and Mrs. Harlan Scobey spent 1 traraao at Delton. Delttin ___ i companton ____ hi. ’was «... fatally r.t.Uu ‘V Police at Detroit Nab Man a garage Iitleged ’of hia. «_“»»».-r-Wjit •mu. a-na tor ten Last—wadCa-Detrolt papers toldl wounded byXtltve Troopers when he geheal church wax held on Wcdnes- recently, Who Broke Jail Here about the arrest ot Goertier in that I started to hin a>*ay when OU, Crork ana .nd lamer t.tber oi nasi mgs Nt.ln IhU Mon<Uy।! —" they ' or- day uay night. nigm. The inc following louowing onicrrs officers ciuy ~ croax ~ _ in October ‘ cllv the past week and that he wasldered him U Mmwpder.r. The police were elected: Member of the board were caller** of W. A. SP“U*dhif: ^?^/Ka21irtlhtiMOn-day Kentucky n«n were whf* livliv. of- 'trustees . . . . .. .... _ « ___ _ . .. . momlnff r.iltlav vamorning lifter after t'A'O two weeks b.holiday va- ■ Il is still fresh in the minds of held there for Barry county offi-1 leamnd thakibfe two men to fill vacancy. George Sunday afternoon. • apartment the people of/Ttyrry county that cers; but qp to thia writing Sheriff ing in a Detroit ....... ............ ...........building. — Parrott; pium-ic. pianLit, Mis* runy Amy nullHart-; Mt. Mr. anu and MIS. Mrs. n. A. V. C. Bennett dciuich enter-- . catton. ----- Detroit weH. cholr director. Josef Mix; iu- tained company from Otsego 8un-<, Mrs. Quick returned lx>me Tues- j Leonard GoerCtafr25. made his es- Leonard had received no word from | Led‘ ------------by State Polire •from day after spending nearly a week' and Jackson, as well as by Washtc- iMLatsu^t choir director; Miss Paulina flay. naw and Detroit officerijhe buUd-|Bowman: Sunday School superinThe January meeting of Mito La­ taking' care of Mrs. Freida Quick : Ing was surrounded. Thomas drove tendent, Mrs. George Parrott; as- dies’ Aid will be entertained at the *J i.i at about nfvuif 9:30. fl-in He:^^ in. ■ ...... < . . . ... >.■ ... home . me'nt _ Mrs. .Mr*. Hattie ... Bellinger _ ... .for Mi*:un<*s Hranaxtetter up’to the place Hattie Bellinser Mwtaamcs Brandxletter onn and Rnvle Boyle.’ - xr— at w tm.Mu.li superintendent. Nelson sit for ™ t!ck“SinS X EX#"" «1""» sow. cnc one of the troopers when h?, he |B Brumm; rUmm: secretary, secretary. rrea Fred Warner; Warner; a pot t - ■iuck • dinner. A ■ large nttena-* , nnt nf started to n..._ secretary. Alton Brumm; ance got out of ht« his Car car nnd nnd started to .it axsutant as there was no .„ is .. hoped ----- - »for — — MARTIN CORNERS. run. --He -----refused to stop treasurcr. Mrs. .Margaret Gerling- December meeting. ------ -, when -- or- ■tira.,uiti. uaieai'l iiauu..I The L. A. 8. will be entertained by • tn do so wiinrl tmnwrv fired fln'rl , rr...1..1. t r. ... •Literary >. dered to and the the troopers . adlljt counsellor of thc E L C The .. Home Club ... met at. Club No. 5 at the home of Mrs. ’ al him. He was quickly cornered. E wnnam Hecker. An insulla- the' home of Mrs. Newkirk. Dec. M. Martha Demand Wednesday. Jan..1 found to be hadly wounded and tak- tlon wrvlcr was heta Sunday eve-J for a Pioneer and Gentlemen's day 17th. for dinner. Ladies please bring’ en to a hospital where he died Sat-, ning conducted by the young peo- program. Roll •ittat answered by each1 home made candy as there wiU be a Par ton pluo urday morning. Gocrttor was arrest- ple . telling a short pioneer story. Mdx: ,candy sale. A cordial invitation is the tales tax cd when he came to the apartment- At tt special meeting of. the school Newkirk ’of Kalamazoo was present , extended to all. ’ about twenty minutes after the | board, Lcn W. Fclghncr was elected aifd entertained with several ’ piano Delivered shdoung. He la a slippery chap and । fm vacancy caused by the I solos, also songs by thc mule quar- Friday evening put on by Rev. Con­ will need ctose watching if he hhoptaideath of Mr. Glasgow. Menno Wen- dette and duets by Mr. Newkirk and klin and son and Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ be returned here. • |Krr was ducted president of the* niece were pleasing features. Several , dershott. We wish more might have ^“**5: SInce the above was writ-..pioneer readings were given. *I)ie got out to hear it. j8?ur!ITz~Lc0.I?ar‘! : fkh0°l b*,8>'n Monday morning dinner- was pioneer style served' «... nuis ui Mr. anu and Mrs.ucn Ben ua Landis of near near lifted thatGwrtlerls being held by .afuT a two weeks* vacation. ifrom a ted cloth. The meeting was woodland were visitors at Mr and the authorities in Detroit for him.; Mr and Mrs George Austin an- much enjoyed. The Christmas party Mr5 Orr fiber’s Friday of last: The sheriff will bring him here soon । nounce me inarriagc of their daugh-1 was Dec. 7th at the home of Mrs. week . and he probably will have a speedy. tcr, Helen, to Von Brady, son of Prouty a good ' and Mrs. Frank Cogswell- and ------- . with ----- Christmas -•—-—- pror--- ’ Mr. ALL PRICES IN OUR ADVERTISEMENTS AND IN trial. Mrg. Lizzie ------------ ~~~ •------ " "-----Lizzie Brody. Brady. . t« ------------— HHHBN c*’t*drvn »*» Mticricw Lakeview «mi and niuwr Minor - OUR STORES ARE SUBJECT TO THE Harlan Mason and-MLv. Fannie — ing Mrs. Flor- ouitiuau^i Bateman of □pints Spring ns Arbor SunFLOUR ... FEED -s- COAL -s- CEMENT LIME w our —— oldest -——- member, —-— • — —-----wr were wxrssr ouit,zlnnt were married in Angola. 4n-r.l, Ind., Ind ence .. Mill. of Katamaxoo. t.' . 1 »n -zvr. who re.. . puher’.s. Klont Mills, Bflenioon cai..kra al OrT MICHIGAN 3% SALES TAX. BRICK TILE -*■ FARM IMPLEMENTS recently. ceved a gift from the Club and an‘ Remember thc preaching service;; Funeral services for Walter Glas­ original poem written by Mrs. Fun- at t|w. church next Sunday and be! HASTINGS, MICH. gow. cousin of the late C. L. Glas­ nle Jackson was read. TELEPHONE 2118 ' sure and come to 8. 8. and preach-; gow. were t held Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quck spent j lng ‘at 2:30 o'clock at the Hess funeral the week end with their daughter,: --------- :—•--------------- I jhotnc, conducted by the Rev. M. E. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tack of Assyria. I Ten days would be' required toi COUNTRY CLUB 2 20-ox. pkgs. IL Hoyt. Burial in Lakeview cemetery. Sunday they all had dinner with Mr. traverse all of New York City's (Continued from page one! Four patients were registered at and Mrs. Vern Quick of Banfleld. streets at lhe rate 6f twenty miles I the Community hospital Monday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stiles, and Mr. an hour. Quaker Oats 2 20-ox. pkgi. 15c master General shall be effec­ morning. Regular or Quick tive and apply to such recep­ On Friday night the Rebekahs irttacles. stalled the following officers: Dis­ Rolled Oats Section 947. Postal Laws and 10 lb«. bulk 37c trict Deputy. Mrs. Menno Wenger; Regulations, is amended by the Noble Grand. Mrs. Etta Baker; addition of paragraph 3 as fol­ Vice Grand. Mrs. Elizabeth Gage; lows: Ginger Snips chaplain, Mrs. Clyde Briggs; secre­ ib. 10c 3 tai Every such private mall tary. Mrs. Velma Pennington; treasDutch or Windmill Cookies box or other receptacle Intended urer.’Mrs. Luella Olsen; warden, for use for the receipt or deliv­ Mrs. Sarah Babcock; conductor, ery of mail matter by any city or lb. Mrs. Leia Young. village letter carrier shall be Mrs. Frank McDcrby returned used exclusively for thc recep­ , Sunday'from Hammond. Ind., where COUNTRY CLUn 3 10-.,. packai... 13, tion of Matter regularly In the she had been visiting her daughter. malls', and any mailable mutter, Mrs. David Meyers. . such as statements of accounts, Aunt Jemima 10c , Mrs. Libblc Marshall has returned circulars, sales bill*, or other like 'to the home of Rev. Owens in Bat­ PANCAKE FLOUR matter. deposited therein' shall tle Creek ,to help in the carp of be treated in accordance with Corn Syrup Dark 5-lb. pail 25c him. the rules governing the mails. LIGHT, S lb. pail 27c Including the proper addressing en out of their barn about 6:30 and the payment of postage at Milk Country Club o'clock Saturday night, Sunday the regular rate. morning between 10 and 12 PET, CARNATION or DUNDEE 3 cans 20c Good-looking, serviceable fabrics I Tailored (b> When a carrier finds de­ o’clock U was found in the W. J, with elaaik inserts I New patterns I posited in such a mall box or Yard Lcibhauser lumber yard. Mr. Cole HH-lb. other mail receptacle mailable didn't think lhe car had been driven matter on which no postage has far. , been paid, addressed to or in­ Recent callers at thc home of Mr. Glorious patterns in thrilling vaor GOLD MEDAL FLOUR tended for the person Un whose’ and Mrs. Clarence Siiaw were, Mrs. .riety! A fine selection of lovely whose box it is deposited, ho A.- «• R. onaw Shaw ana and Milo of Miacuevme, Middleville. -•.-Il , a mho oi Resilient Swiss rib! They fit snugly and colorings! They'll <jo fast!. Graham Flour 19c 5 •"I Mn. Ch.rl,. Cox ot Dosmoothly I Cut lull (or comforit jKstofflce to be held for postage trolt, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith. Ro­ and treated as prescribed by sec­ Block Salt 50-lb. block 35c bert and Marian Joy. Inez Nesbit tion 723. of Hastings, Rev. nnd Mrs. Lloyd In connection with the foregoing, Mead. Marquita and Hubert of East Jersey Gloves pair 17c attention is also invited to the pro­ Lansing, Mrs. Charles Hutton of Strong, with closely knit wriata vision which has been in effect for Walled Lake,. [Mrs. Clyde iWilcox many years requiring the payment and Harmon of Hastings. of postage on all mailable matter de­ lb. Rev. D. C. Ostroth of Lansing was posited in mail boxes, on rural routes. a guest of Rev. 8. R. Wurtz Thurs­ The new order is simply the exten­ day. . YELLOW sion of thia old provision to city and Supt. and Mrs. Wallace spent sev­ village carrier service, and should eral days last week in Mt. Pleas­ Frssh Bread llfc-lb. loaf 9c prove an Improvement of the city ant. and village delivery service and it is Country Club, none better Mr. nnd Mrs. Haines were at hoped also contribute considerable to Three Rivers Sunday. This size deans quicker Cut Beets No. 2’4 can 10c postal receipts. Miss Esther Dull left last week saves your time, energy, money! Bleached— or unbleached! Avondale Brand for Florida. . COATS GROVE. Colored borders! Ready-cut pieces! • m • Unbleached! Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lykins and Cocoa (lb. can 12c) 2 lb. can 23C Last Week’s Letter. • twin sons spent Sunday with Mr. OUR MOTHER’S The L. A. 8. meets this week and Mrs. Thon Lykins and Kenneth Thursday with Mrs. Lenah Wood in south of Charlotte. lb. Hastings. Dinner will be served by Regular meeting of Laurel Chap­ Club No. 2. ter No. 31,0. E. S., met Tuesday The Community service will be led night at tflb temple. Embassy Brand 1 lb. jar 13c by Mri. Pearl Demond next Sun­ Lyman Elder of Michigan State day evening. College spent the week end at his Camay Soap Last Friday the annual church home here. 3 13c meeting For toilet and bath was held with H. Wood­ The P. T. A. was held Monday man’s. The following officers night at the High school, The Lifebuoy were nominated: Trustee, hAa. speaker was Dr. Wm. H. Hender­ Each 3 19c Woodman: or LUX TOILET SOAPtreasurer. Mrs. son. director of extension work. Smith; clerk. MTs. Bessie Wood­ Univerpity of Michigan. Splendid vat-dyed, fast EXCEPTIONAL! Sec and feel Chewing Tobacco 3 Man; chorister. Kenneth Kelsey; 95c Plans are under way to organize color percale that has earned ** them—then . compare our price I Asst, chorister, Virginia Thompson; a new band. The flrst meeting was All regular 10c varietiea its popularity I Dandy new pianist, Marian Woodman; Asst, pi­ hCld at the school house Tuesday You’ll fay they’re values. White anist. Alice Chase: deacons. Oscar Spring patterns I Plain, too. Yard night. z with colored stripe borders. lb. Cooper nnd Floyd Clum; deacon­ pkgesses. Mrs, Lloyd Fisher and Mrs. SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. E. G. Smith. Tlicse officers as nom­ Or CLEAN QUICK SOAP CHIPS Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Marshall and inated were elected on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. IL J. Voltz attended a morning. Trump Brooms Bleached or Unbleached 39c Virginia and Martlui Thompson family gathering at O. S. Marshall’s Sturdy, wall made entertained the young people’s Sun­ in North Maple Grove New Year's day. Other guests were Mr. and Mm. day School class with n party American Family 10 49c Extra heavy weight, long Thursday evening. A fine time was Dewey Jones and family of tiie or PELS NAPTHA SOAP McKelvy district and Mrs. G. S. enjoyed by all. service giving, double Ruth and Marian Woodman spent Marshall. Sr., of Nashville, Mr. and Matches 35c bed size, pair Wednesday and Thursday in Kala­ Mrs. Chas. Oobb of Battle Creek and Full-Slzad “WIZARD” AVALON — lull »unt Mrs. Stewart Rosenogay of Bcssmer. mazoo. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Jarrard and I The D. O. ff*. O. will meet next FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES week Wednesday P. M. with Mar­ family spent Sunday at Bob Ellis-1 . garet Coats. The subject is to be ton’s in West Vermontville. Mrs. Lulu Gray and Robert spent “A Centyry of Progress." Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Wing were en­ New Year’s day nt Leon Gray’s in . .. only the corn-' tertained in the Jesse Chase home West Vermontville. Joyce Gray re­ bleed buying-power turned to spend the week with her on Sunday. FANCY SNOW WHIH HEADS ©Fail P» nney** stores Kendall Coats was the leader of grandmother. Duane Gray spent can bring you vahie Thursday night with his grand ­ the Community serlvce Sunday eve ­ Red rlpa Tomatoes like thkl ning. Talks, readings and special Mr. and Mrs. Dull and family oi; songs were given. The subject was Lemons 3 <- 10c "What Should the Present Day North Maple Grove spent Sunday Church Be Doing for the Com­ with Mr. and,Mrs. Merle Belles. imooth-finithed, long-wearing— Mr. and Mrs, fi. C. Marshall and Carrots munity?" . extraordinarily priced I Fill your Mr nnd Mrs ' H. H J. Volta inAM Volu .pent The Coats Grove Nutrition Class Mr. .nd Tuesday in Hastings. will meet with Mrs. Mary Townsend Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter Hoffman 6|C Fee! It yourself and be con­ called on Miss Alice Walker in Suhfor an all day-meeting.—Mrs. Doris vinced of its value. We know fle|d Tuesday. Teeter. you will be more than pleased Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norton and CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS Cleota spent Sunday with Mrs. NorNORTHWEST RUTLAND. with "Swan" Flannel! ton'a sister. Mrs. Jay Hawkins. In Last Week’s Letter. • Mr. and Mrs. Marley Burroughs Vermontville. Mrs. Gertie Lowell entertained the of Three Rivers were guests of their 42.36* ib. Thick Terry parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Whit­ Ladies* club Friday. Mrs. Olive McIntyre will enter­ right, Sunday, Dec. 34. also Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dodge of Lansing spent tain the Wilcox .Aid Thursday, Sunday and Monday in the Whit­ January 19. to an afternoon meet­ right home. ing. . , Mr. and Mrs. John Benedict and LB. lOe >b.. MILO. .Wesley visited their children in Your Scribe has been on the sick Bought months ago Lansing over Christmas. John Belson is visiting his son. list over a week hence no items Lb. from Milo but trust it Is not too late Charles, and family at Banfleld. still mine I That’s Lyle Vanderbrook is enjoying a to wish the Banner staff and read­ . Choica Chuck or Shoulder Cuts Here’s muslin that will stand a lot ers a very "Happy and Prosperous two weeks' vacation at home. is io rcmarkabhl of abuse . . . that will launder soft Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dibble enter­ New Year." Mrs. Delia Towne is very sick with and smooth! 81-inch width—yer, tained on Christmas day, Mr. and pneumonia. Mrs. Bradfield is suf ­ Mrs. James Burdick of Portland, full bed-size I fering with sinus trouble and Tom! and Miss Ruth Slorns of Grand Rapids. Harold Augur of Grand my Spaw from an attack of the flu' Rapids was the guest over New with sinus infection. Others in the I community are all getting better ex­ •r Sausage Fresh Ground Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vanderbrook cept Nina Fenner who Is still in attended the funeral of Samuel De­ Kalamazoo taking treatments for ear trouble. She also has had the flu Back at Prairieville on Thursday. but is bearing her affliction bravely fa are used to and trusts as we all do. she may be 416-118 EAST STATE STREET — HASTINGS, MICHIGAN rookies to ride. completely restored to health. train The COAL that gives sat- II isfaction. A good cofll at a low cost An all around good fuel for your cook stove, heating stove, hcatrola or furnace. Try a ton and |know for yourself. CONSUMERS PLEASE NOTICE I QUICK OATS 2 25c EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY POSTMASTER GEN­ ERAL CALLS I HALT BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS PEN N E Y’S GOODS VALUES! Teamwork Tells The Story! PANCAKE flonb 5 20c WHITE Value Sensation! EXTRA!! Savings we can’t repeat! T7H CRETONNE || PILLSBURY 99c Shorts zsc 1O« Shirts zsc HOUSEWIVES! Great big, long-wearing For heavy kitchen duly! Steven’s All-Linen DISH CLOTHS CORN MEAL 15c 16" Crash TOWELING 5 17" X 17" size! PEANUT 23c BUIES In sp'te of.rising prices! 17 x 35" Here’s Surprise Value for These Times! Bath Towels “AVENUE” PRINTS 1OC EASY TASK 25c 65c Block Plaid Blanket “Belle Isle” Quality White Goods MUSLIN 5 yard cuts CAULIFLOWER 15c *1.49 SHEETS Swan White Outing 45c 77 FLANNEL Men’s White Handk’Ss |< 10c »d* Icebarg "Wixard" Casos 9c PORK LOIN K SMOKED PICNICS CUB FRANKS •* 9a 3 25a Beef Pot Roast Chunk Pork Hamburg Frbsh Hama su. 10c WASH CLOTHS “WIZARD” SHEETING Bleached Unbleached! 27C 25c Ladies White Handkf u. 25c 1XC PENNEY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUABT 1>, 1M4___________________________________________________________________________ PAOt TOUR Hie Huting. Banner ™ J creation in golf, baseball. fUhlng or itkbicaa. '’jbridge. And in mentioning,, the suc——’-— ----- 'cess of till* production, one slwuld IQK BBU8.. KsitCT*. at leutj, passing thought to mvKNTY EKUQ'H yBah Sherman Wllaon. the director, who ------ In addition to numerous duties as an instructor in Battle Creek Col- retene energy to train the talent in Little Theater IN UAHHV COUNTY 81JC MONTHS «<k Guild. (If mW In njYSBrc.i j IN DAHKV COUNTY. THUEE MONTH*. IN ADVANCE ----------- J------------- «*-' . 0,Y^HBlNl'AIw\N(<E'’';T'r’ ----------------- ............... i . - SALE! - . NO Francc, we read, has placed an o„ guest of Mr*. D. G. Robinson. land Mrs Pearl Barrett of Detroit! Mrs. J. Q. Quinn is in Pe:uuyl-;and her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. vanl* this week where she was called Harold Comp, of Hastings, were en-1 by the illness of a relative. itertalned at a ChHrtmM tree and: Only Nineteen. M/F..jordan and John Carveth of (dinner at the home of their parent*.! Lobbying "Iruur^ Middleville, were in the. city Friday'Mr. and Mr*. C. N. Tobias. and Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bishop arc tlw I Township Consol TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ’ roTV-nVB«iK5'AQO TODAY VJn?.’w“£'nS," SS>i A Powerful “1 Misses Helen Sherwood. Josephine On Wednesday evening of lasg has been curing for them.' returned; Prof. Irving Fteher. economist, !Cha*e. Elizabeth Gladstone, Mary week the editor of lhe Banner ast o her home in K»lanuwoo>riday. says there are only nineteen men in Lennon. Ruth Wellman, Orpha aUted by----------Rut-Grands and Mr. and Mrs.-Will Moore and1 -*-3 understand lhe real 'lege, somehow finds the time and Warner. me worldLura who Ware and —-Alice —. Sfev.—. ------------------------Seward -------------T“‘*C; daughter. Margret, spent chrUuLu meaning oi money. However, there erance and Messrs Frank Weeber Moore's sister Mr and are millions of people in the world Keith Chase and Lawrence power live chairs the following members of uh Andrew Matthew*, in Hasting*, who underatahd what lack of money 1 returned to W. 8. N. at Kalanuuuo Woodland Lodge 1. O- O. F. No. 2M. | as officers for. the ensuing term, via: M1,rr.n ohiiirn. n— ra.ru (Mond.y, W o. C anycre. Meverr « N u G. ■ a A- J wwmv. Carpenter ttU(le Mr- on<1 Burrell Ger- I and Mrs ltobcrW M Phillips. w Skidmore . “ Chas vnna Bennett ucnneic went Monday wonaay w. , • •, • is* Onna According with vtrw Mrs. n.rl Carl SJ’.E; p arrnrdina to Vern. Brown. The to spend snend the week udih „ o . , “nd MU* Susie Phillipa spent Allied Construction Industries of Schafer (Bessie Wilson) in Grand '** “ ’ |J. W. Glenn! W.; IL SHchcomb. O*.i w‘.lh , This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday ch„,o„ wf?SYtfSr XJwxrrw,.k.»„. K.D. ______________ ____________ LyBARKER’S SOAP SPECIAL Colgate'* Old Colonial Toilet Soap, Reg. price, per cake!_____________________ -10c Colgate's Lilac Imperial, Reg. price, cake __10c Colgate's Coleo, Reg. price, per caks----------- 10c Colgate's Charmis, Reg. price, per cake----- 10c Sale Price - 2 cake* for 11c suMseKl^TioNS. ONt; ------- •— ------ -- —-. ganlzeti interest* loooymg vigorously। uiarencc cnariton and Ernest: IN AyvANcx-I..0P pcrnihtuig only thirty per year to lor passage <,f Comstocks thirty Severance spent the week end in C.; J. R. Valentine. R- S. lo N. G.; Colgate's Big Bath Toilet Soap, Reg. TISINO mates enter. This is the same France which million dollar "Insurrection" bond ! Charlotte and attended the basket price, per cake------------------------------------------ 15c Black. R. 8.; M. McArthur. L. 8. 8 ; , Thursday afternoon. ‘ on .pplk* .has defaulted her debt obligation to t<*ue. In a letter sent to all members ball game. Colgate'* English Glycerine Soap, Reg. A large crowd attended the of the legislature, this association Charles Babcock returns to Toledo L. D. Carpenter. R. 8. to V. O.; L. Paul. L. B to V. G.; A. R. Abbott b ! Christmas tree at tl ,, schoolhmise. 1 price, per cake 15c stated frankly: ’ Thursday after spendbig the holird* tor sponsored by by.: Jergen* French Violet Toilet Soap, Reg. ...» ... ««h ...» is .. I*ranc*: whlch ls looking forward "It would be nice to wait and have days with his abler*. Miss Edith the representative to ■ thc Grand Wc had a fine program sponsored n and Mr*. Mr* ’ Lodge. This Lodge ha* 28 live work- our teacher. Miss Eaton, . jc, i«m u>na sic. E.<* with jubilant anticipation to selling a regular vote on a bond issue, but, Babcock and Mrs. Will Thomas. price, per cake T,z15c ing members, and is doing It* work Ruth WeyermanWc nil enjoyed the > Mnurina tII* us millions of dollars worth of wines that would mean a delay. Moreover Mrs. R. C. Clark and daughter, Jergena French Geranium Toilet Soap, . music by Mr*. Moore and daughter' and llouorc ner rear Until the“ ^W^able vote would be doubtful., Virginia, left for Chicago, Tuesday, well. The Church of Christ will dedi- >Margret, also Mr*. Weyerman nnd. »»rriaset will b« a *'• 1 qut"* JTBr’ ;nt * U Normally Hie will of the peoplewhere they were called by the scrlReg. price, per cake15c cate their new church house on the Mrs. Lancaster. Wc arc very proud eu'vorih «r Imi I’^*nclk tRUtude toward Uncle Sam/gijould be followed but they arc pret- ous illness of the former's aunt. Jergena French Jasmin Toilet Soap, Reg. 27th of January 1878. Dedicatory jof our new piano and sure glad we* In «ir«M Of 100jJakes a decided change for the bet-ty sick right now and■ initient*should ’ ------------------ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Miller (Clare ~' price, per cake'_________________ 15c service* at half-past ten o'clock A could have it in time for tlw exer ­ follow thc doctor ’ s .orders and not Hog|c) of Detroit, were visiting rela! "/j1 ter. Ulis country will be perfectly M. ; There will. also, be religious scrv- clses. We wish to thank our jchool un justified in clamping down a strict be allowed to vole pn their perscrip,: lives in the city one day last weejt ice* in the evening at seven o’clock, board for the help' they have given1 I G. F. Feldpausch and son. RUffian. nit embargo on French beverage*: not Hons.’” and on the Saturday previous nt us. • • ’ M. Fedewa and *on. Peter, visited in'1 o'ckxfk w the .fwrnoou and u> Mr ,„d Mr, DrMou enlicnnitting even a half-pint to be An example of gross impertinence, Fowlerville a couple of day* last1' Windsor's Tar Shampoo Soap, Reg. price, -or wonc v«uplv m u l. uarpen- t'rtauwd »><■ following M > ChrUlltne “" evenmg. me «ev. R'V,' & u,« brough here until our friends across • • • MU, MlldrM Cornwall of CmUUk !Its" ?' “ Worn,. ‘ImUono. S?!!?-. -MMper cake25c ol ?ran duwcr: Ur ,„d M„. WU1 . — .. pr.0 oo^an w»U talk debt payment ri by the redd.nl clenyw.li will NvwM1 ,„d IamUy q,. 8UU. Caatolay Toilet Soap, Reg. price, per cake, 25c "Whoare the doctors? " Mr. Brown visited Dr. and Mrs-'Leland Holly w do »nr kind oi i»«ok anj mutual trade with us. Ncwton. RMph. asks. "Are they the selfish contrac- over lhe week end on her way back ofbclMc. Th. Howe u sllualcd in Ro1mj y,, th, nortbewt corner of the towndtlp uren,,. Mildred and Marie DcM&t tors and the greedy materials job- to her school in Detroit. 1 J AT LAST! bers or thc political tricksters who I Mu* Modesta Barnes left Monday ..... of Hastings and Mr. nnd Mr*. KenWEAK LAWS. • We have official notice that the neth Clark and family of North There will be universal approval of see iff such a huge building program for Chicago where she will take a Postmaster General has established Barry Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap, Sale How pitifully weak our laws are , an opportunity to feather their own i course in cosmetics at the Marinello Postmaster General Farley’s order nests still further? At least thc pa--school. a post office at Freeport. Barry M„. Vlda PhiUip* of Muting* price,---------------------------------------- 3 cake* 25c In the fight to overcome gangsters, and appointed annuel japent part of the week with her aon. for strict enforcement of the regu- tient ought to have the right to sc-1 Mrs.- John Hauck of Beal City, is county, Nasspur's Pure Castile Toilet Soap, Sale and how easy it is for shyster law­ . 1 Burrell, and family. latlon against placing unmailcd lect his doctor even though he may j in Hastings for two weeks' stay as- R.>u*h.postmaster. price __2__----- ■----------------------- per cake 11c yers to free,their hoodlum clients, be forced to take bitter medicine'aistlng in Use care of her’ mother. HENDERSHOTT. " NASllvIIXt. ’ was exemplified in a care decided by handbills. circulars and other print­ .once it is prescribed. Mrs. C. .Feldpausch. ed matter In individual mailboxes. Last Week s Letter. | Lakt Week-8 LellVr. "The confession of the construe-' .. .. ■-----------Michigan's Supreme Court ThursPicking up the volume ot printed tion boosters ut least has made the TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Mrs. Frances- Hendershott enter-, Mrs. Adolph Dause — Sr. and. sheets and separating them from Lwue clear. The administration dares i Byron Smith, a clerk in the De­ tamed her children and their fam­ daughter Mildred spent a few days In Detroit, officers arrested two legitimate mall often becomes a real nol submit thc bonding scheme tOjtyoit post office, came Monday to flies last Sunday tor their Christ­ in loinsing last week. hoodlums well known in lhe under­ mas instead of Monday. the people because it fears the pcospend three days as the guest of Mr. and Nfrs. John Handel of job and at thc best Ls a constant anMr. and Mrs. Leo Hendershot’ Cincinnati left for their home Mon­ pie lack confidence in the admints - • Hastings relatives. He returned world, who were driving throug’. the ■ hoyance. Anything lo help curb the . tratlon to ... warrant placing >30.000,vhv.vuv, r home • •«•••_ Wednesday, •• ' j , -accomjxmied 'Ua.V.U UJ spent Christmas day near Shultz at day after spending the holidays! by streets of Detroit at un excessive , .. children __ ....... _■ the home of hcf parent*, Mr. and throwing of dodgers on steps and fW, 000 in ... |U haiid* to xfwnd. This , U P.,. his wife and ...two who ..had I here. apeed. Officers suspected them, stop- i, lawn, stuffing of hallways and doors exactly what thc opposition lias con-[ been here for a couple of weeks Mrs. George Tliompson. Mrs. Zuida Wolfe and sons re-' ped their .car. and in searching ,with circulars will be welcome. | tended all along. '*Thc Clara1 i Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Slocum enter- ,turned Sunday to their Iiome in “Where Immediate attention and courtesy arc shown to all" n'“ “"insurrection" ’** “ " ; visiting her mother, Mrs. " has been conjured purely In an ef-! WolldorfT. • tained their children from Battle Farmington after spending a week) found both men armed, which of it- j Creek on Christmas day. fort to subvert and circumvent the ' ’ Visitors at Mrs. Lydia Raymond's Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver self is a serious offense. with her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. E. V. A DESERVED REBUKEwlu OI inc pc O p ir ana OTcaK aown i last wcea were Mrs. fcxiwnrd Law ­ Mr-and Mrs Ernie Mattison and will of the people nnd break down. last week were Mrs. Edward LawKeyes. f The men were arrested, taken be- ' -People — of• Michigan" — should be the safeguards WIHAHI which M,c thc vviiai constitu-! jcucc rence of — —— — re will—... - „, B OAII,MJ,UP a„„ Mrs. M„ Richard K,cn.,ra Endsley off --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------oi Grand uraiHi Rapids napius and ana piother. piocner. Beatrice with Mr. And Mr,. po>d Mr. and fore Judge Scallen ot Recorder* to forgive the legislature many tion was designed to provide."' Mrs. s. B. Leavens. of Carlton, also Ojrnjon .nd tUushlrn. allrndrd « WMUnd .pent Nrw Tenr'. d»y will. Mr ..nd Mr,. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I Mrs. Frank Allerding of Carlton and ChrlstnuA DtlUly ulhrttoB .1 «>«.,he Utter'l Court, who refused' to admit the Jts pa5l shortcomings for defying • • ’ > the-Mrs. Ellen Yargcr Frank Hecker. Miss Geraldine Heck- the Farmer'* Co-Operative creamSOUTHWEST CARLTON. Up in R Roscommon ’ weapons u evident on the ground th<. ComatoCk whip and defeating his , U P ,n “com™" county. vn ^ "‘M^nhiJn ‘m ot Freeport.w.,. home of Leon Moon in Dowling, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Clark ent^r- t,r ri.turned with them for a few ery. has taken up hl* dultea. Mis, LaSt Week’s Letter. . that -the search was unwarranted " .u, . mi— ,, January session of the board of su-1 Mis* Ethljn M. Wiuiams left Wed­ . 7 twny nuUkon * ’ ,Ur huurrection lx . n twrB w n consider plans to con: nzsday evening tof Kirksville. Mo. talnj'd on Christmas for Dr. Glen da ys ‘ vi*!L ’ Freida Hecker. I* head bookkeeper. .... .,.a i™,.„ ........ — ------------pcrvisors win conaiaer plans to con- । *«■*»»? Jor rMrasviue. mo . Gunn and family also MU* Jon- 1 IMVii-received word of. '---------------- —---------------'had a bu hdlvdmS Wrtn^dS in and ordered the hoodlums dismissed.......................... wben tbe governor of a solidate ten townshljw into four. to ri ’ -' umr ht ’ r studies at ’ the Ameri.ra...--,. ..... JVUI . - - . -.................... ........ tlw dcaUl oI hu brother ».wife. Mrs DOWLING. The case was taken to thc Su- Mate trfeg to fol5t an>1h!ng so id- This abolishment of old township IIcan Schoo! of Osteopathy, Osteopathy. ’ after phinc Romig of Kalama •«» JI*??.? h”?1 ln‘ Chruune Dan* of Minneapolis.’La-t W.-ek’s Letter £*?-r -‘“tU_r5Jn‘Xher’_,“r.:: preme Court, and a majority of the lo.lc do_n h,- nubile throat he de- llnc> e»tablish«l in an era when Hml1 spending thc holidays with her par­ ....nnrt rnitriren vow v.„ , enruunc Dans of Minneapolis. Last Week’s Letter. piora PLsenhorai who w-is ctahtv <nn _. .. „ . ta ntWnrel^ rrfut^TtUL r»hrUlmri«: Minnesota. Mr. and...... Mrs. A. C. Davis a social party for thc young jxx>- y,.aw oId There were fourteen pres­ members of that body upheld the nutamahita automobile nnd and n»lsnhnn* telephone tt*r» were „n. un- icnl* cnu here. herVserve* to be ."brought up standing”— known is a forward step. It means ‘I za h h of Windom. Minn. a««nd«l pje in the community ot high school ent. Mr. and Mrs Hei^y Wflliam* George ^~“ ‘Cotton of Harbor Springs, o decision of Judge Scallen. and he was! that Roscommon taxpayers will visited his sister. Mrs. 8. E. Bogart, , Ml. H.nh^Thus there seems to be no doubt MCS Mary Felghner enurub-d entertained XkXi^l. nmg. Jan. 4. S al the home cf Mr. and ।.g^by and Mr and Mra Juper .support four local units of. govern­ last week. He Ls now vi&iting in that thc only way that hoodlums i' THE OPEN FORUM! ment instead of ten. Since tlw cast Cloverdale, prangeville and Kala­ ,v..rni- vmme tu-onle nt a New. *r.h..r r*.v«v ^r«v. Kenneth Hefrick and family ol Battle Creek. Year’s eve party. Hotlmaster will iusht* in can be arrested, in thc way that “Uncle Sam" is closing superfluous of local government Is financed mazoo. *" lhe ,u“ enter-1 Mr and Mrs gjun jester flnd Mr. and Mrs. Busi) Hayward and ' Floyd Pattison of Pontiac and Mr these two were taken, is to "amend post offices for economy’s sake and largely from property taxes, this nnd Mr*. James Pattison of Grand daughters of Alto, Will Johncuck 1 Mr. and Mrs. l^onnrd Baker of. talnlng. A candy pull will be one of I family spent Sunday with the tor­ means that the burden on property Battle Creek spent the week end the main feature* and each ohe U| the State Constitution." Possibly the itorfore ll» oldm pod omc. incan ---------------------- proposed con---------------------------------------------------Rapids were New Year’s---guests of .nd two win. from Delira. whh In, ’. _________ _ ____ _ ____ be reduced.------If the v^tli trKmt, friends him. here. I requested to bring along some_ .of Uv. ' mer’s mother. Mrs. Mdrgarcl An­ ' spaugh. of Quimby. only way to get a poor constitution Barry county will be abandoned. But solidation work* out at Roscommon. MraMkur.ce and Thelma Ford, from 'Wf urd Mla Jolu, johiUjd u; uuirwhcnl.. and eurny Iht- full, Pattison. Creek apeiu lhe week end “ a rather sparsely populated county1 Margaret Brown and Mas- Hiekney Corw-rs were Chrutma. and *<.« t -.m-rwraw-, uni-r» ' Wayne .NichoLs left Tuesday cverepealed, is to enforce it. because there is a little old log post offiep. ' N.'aW Uta Mr nl,l“ ,Or AU,‘ Arb°r tO ,ukc Ul» hL' „th lbc„ hl,„ Brown of Grand Rapid., kueau af chaa. Van Vranken, that constitution covers hoodlums, as Pcolo. Ohio, which received orders of low valuation, there Is no reason' icr 4,x.il New 5 car * with Mr. and Mi.,, work again Due lo a number al reaeon, our Th, cto„, c,..,, udl „1U.r. | why the plan cannot be adopted by wcre tl,e guests of their aunt, Mr* 1 Deforest Crandall in Bailie Creek. a . . well as honest people. But to a lay- from Washington to close its doors , the more populous district* with a j Margaret TYoxel, last week, Sunday Schorl aUendanee ha. b.rn lull,d on Thiraday nlahl. January Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Giuklll and I VKltora dming thc wrak al Mr*, man It would seem that in this dav 'after 100 years of faithful service, consequent reduction in govemnwnMlM ’ Frances Burch returned rery |»or thu Wimer. Ut lu all utn at rhe ham.- of Mr, Dad U- family attended a family dinner at Walter Ciribcrts **’’*-'■ Mrs. F. A uiiviiuvu .1 mull,) uuuivi .. . • —_ • _ - -­ the new year rlaht by Bmns If A ..^^r will be lull,,,, of kidnapping, banditry, and rob- because it did not pay its way as a tar cost. In fact many people who ‘Monday to Chicago to resume her »Uel home of Mrs Gaskill's parents. ^ r!*-’,Mrs. f’ran* Mrs. RachRachparent*. 1 **. Mrs A supply ...rate .superinten ....................­ M Kvcn 1)eJuok Eltu „K.m. .the it I. is ....lU. possible. A have given the subject thoughtful studies after spending her vacation II > and... Irh Mr Mrs Charles Bacliellcr. at. ill“rl /rb ikiiii anU Mr. Mr"- .Am,;, Anna Trlrrac Ickes of of bing. when two,well known under- business proposition, to act consideration bcilfcve that eventually i wtth her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roll­ dent will be chosen Sunday to act n,, ,, u'nted to be lire—ul a, there Hasting* recently । Hastings. world hoodlum$-'are caught aimed! When they received this order certain counties In thc state can bciert Burch. until spring when Mrs. F ’ ' Ronald wl|j jjC election of oulcers. | Mrs, Anna Buck and family spent 'with pistols, some way could be de- from headquarters it started somc- merged with benefit to all concerned.: M*8® Lulu McCreery returned to Haynes will be back. Mrs. Ettie Blanton and father en' Miss Freida Belts lues returned Wednesday in Buttle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hendershot’, to her homp lR Detroit after spend­ tertaincd Mr. and Mrs. Irving Fiah- , ... her home in Holland Saturday. Mlsa .vised to hold them. ; thing, for there rose up "Big. Cy Arthur of Stony Point - - — Strodtbeck ----- 'T.-j-.r* Consolidation of townships Is not:^a^' MA*tV,U"Ui's. BCComl,unylnB hcr entertained -their children and ing the holidays witii her brother, er and daughter, Lucille, of Ver-1 : It only. gocs to show how great are Young,” thc famous baseball star. nwntville and Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Bunday wtthjhtejpurento, Mr. mother. Mrs. Hammond. a new or radical idea. Thc plan lui* jto Ora,,d R“ptoxWith Mr. Charles. BctL. and family. jand Mrs- J. J. Strodtbeck. ?the loop-holes in our laws, and how i who gets his mail there,_________________________________________________________ ahd led a and Mrs. Geo. McCuiler of north. Chsrlcs Murray ...... of „. Charlotte, son M«. ! Mr. and Mrs. Evan Fidler and THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ahystcr lawyer, take advantage of protest lo the post office department nnd east Hastings on Christmas. of Mr. and Mr*. A. G- Murray wa* “a>family spent Bunday with her par­ Missnfter Margaret Loomis returned Although Mrs. Hammond has been brought here on Wednesday tor. Mr. *' and Mrs. William Stanford ent*. Mr. and Mrs Claude Cole of .them to free, their criminal client*, at Washington-' It may be true our counties operating as one unit hav- home . weeks' home nlu“r a Lwo '*$£*£•' visit witii In very poor health she stood the burial. uul<ni. and Mr. and Mrs. George Stanford ; Lowell. Wiiy do not some of our legal lights little post offirt ha* ceased flnan- ing considerably lower local tax her father in Chicaga^MLs^Loumii u fiss Loomis trip over here in fine shape. Rev. 8. R- .Wurtz and fourteen win have as’ "7. their guests Monday. 1 Miss Geraldine Williams spent the get busy and draw up some laws , dally but rf you close its diprs Jat^? tban c“dntie* that still cling iwent t0 Mr Bluebeard in the ., ’ “ , ,7 ‘ 7 “ Ju -----'j: Remember the first Sunday in thc 1 young people attended a youth's Mr and Mia Ordrye Conklin .nd nd UUU ,nd K„. ----- -W1U1 -J’ wWk .,IIU -----tliat will hold hoodlums when they where will the old timers loaf and . ,hc t0*Iun,P i —- ... . .be- month is Missionary day. [ ill-fated .Iroquois Just a few days ![friends tn Lansing. f conference at the second Evangel­ family ot Johnstown. Thanking' you who have phon'd ical church in Grand Rapids Fri­ are apprehended? Honest people are the croumwd rhlltnophera dueuu, . we have at hand a reproduction '“c d'iJSJS! rural ratre IS Mr. nnd Mrs. Cash Solomon and Miss Barbara Bowman of Hastings Mr and Mrs. Seward Russell, and a „. nv „ pw xcu , r a tia irompelled to obey laws, but crimi­ the national problems, for it’s thc of one of thc bonds Issued by the i/pcctor. of Niles’ was in the citv items and hoping that more will du day. ' , . spent New Year’s day with Mr. and so. Your reporter wishes you all u Walter Culbert ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Gall Lykins enter­ children of Augusta. Mr. nnd Mr>. boys back home that know?" "Uncle ®aU'of L” 1838 ant* !“,] ■ Thursday Uuixx-ting the local happy and prosperous new year. nals can escape on technicalities, tained Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ik-n TrMl .nl and «... Janw. ol Kr .Sam - He announced himself a* Mr. sni and Mrs. Johmai Johnson ol of oraiui Grand earn” could coma not not resist resist thc inc plea. uea. Thc i nc tryini, to Soini,bow thJsst.‘1!r<>utCs , John Handel of Cincinnati. Mrs. Mallaa*>>n .ml Mr. and Mr.,. Harold hupul, *pvnl N.-a Year", day will! • trying to collect. Somehow this uvrry imprewcd with lhe service GLASS CREEK. FRANK PICARD*. diriston was reversed and Hie lit- sue calu to Inln<| tlw ••insurrection’' Minnie Hiatt of Lynn. Indiana, Mrs. tk-prla.wr a.kl tan.lly wre l..dld..s d.uahu-r. Mr and Mr,. Had . ~~ Last Week’s Letter, z Whether or not the liquor traffic hi tie post office where "Cy Young" Issue which Michigan so narrowly iI given. — and —-> family. • ••-■ Zaidti Wolfe of Farmington and Mr. gue.,i.s of Mr. and ,Mrs. Milton Tral- Dahtra. About twenty friends of John Ha­ Any issue railroaded i New^Years^in’’ Eat on ftauick wliere ford. ud Mrs. Ottlc Lykins. Michigan is well regulated depends gets his mail will continue under the escapcd. "* ‘ • 1 Little Norman Barry ha* been through on such a flimsy constitu- ! they were Kiwst^l?” hoiL- nartv vens gathered at,, his home Tuesday Mr. nnd ' Mrs. Frank Cramer; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stanley, who I having a hard cold the past week In no small degree on Frank A. _______________ „ pretext ol "Mail Service" to provide ttonal dodge.without public consent jby *1SS?m£ Q evening -for a farewell party before visited in Battle Creek a few days were recent guest*,of Mr. and Mrs.;■ but Is a little belter at present. he left for his work on a dairy farm Picard, chairman of- the State LI-' a community hall and an informa- would certainly nm i»ave very sub- \ / Hughes Orlie Fisher returned to their home > Mrs. Margaret Anspaugh and last week. x near, Grass Lake. 'quor control Board. If he cun sue- atton headquarters for laprisU. stanual backing. People could very Mr and Mnra—-Mnll i Ernest Wilkins of Quimby and Mr. Chas. Whittemore and family. Ray 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Arthur of in Delrnlt last week. Mrs. Ella McGlynn oLLeslie is en­ and Mrs. Van Velzer of Hustings cxs,fully control Interests that arc : . wHl be pardoned for taking the t™ Erway and family and Furrest Ha­ Plymouth rame hut week for Hie working for a wide ’o-.a-a state, he n . i h anv a> S0Ih2 aale WeUington and Oberlin, ohm. whore vens attended a Christmas dinner latter'* ejster. Mix,. Luna Stillwell, joying a holiday vacation al the,;. called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keglor who win'spend some lime with home of tier parent*. Mr. and Mrs. and family New gear's day, burden has been foisted on them by they spent thc holiday* Will have aceompBshed a heroic rUHgt’/ll faulty administration tactics ami re- l \j Rlird and Messrs T at Cleo Brown’s at Hickory Comers. them. Emil Schwucito. Christmas guests at Fred Oils WEEKS CORNERS. Miss Alice Roscoe has returned to /Sir- and Mrs. Lester Ormsbe have I1 ’ . Loehr .™,._ and c. F. Cullen of Chi­ were Ray Otis and family. Louie Er­ According to a professor, thc act­ fuse to honor such obligations. The L. $hc weight of hii, influence on the wcrc the lJM. guests of Miss Inola way and family and-Lyle Oris ol’• her school duties at Ypsilanti after gone to Hastings where they will. ; Last Week’s Letter:-' ual roof o! the world Is 70 miles state of MMUstppi defaulted with cago were spending tjie holidays with Imt rent room* for thc winter instead of j Mrs. West and family ot Grand Bide of temperance apd strict con­ Xh.^? w.tTta h«il pcopk’ Abbylt ov, r N«* Kuiamazoo. higher than was previously sup­ ^chlgan would have. Rapids spent thc past week' at their mother. driving to and from each day. , Mr Bnd Mr;. FilblUs D,.planu trol and members’ of both paitie* Harry Dunn and family-of South­ ’ Miss Edna Brumm has returned to: Mr. . . and Mrs. Lewis Otia are flow .. farm home. Their daughter. Mln posed. Ambitious American archi­ France, we read, is planning a tower dara’^Mt’to Chicane? tlw^uest^of west Rutland were Christinas gtiesU' her school work in Kalnmuzuo after । located in the Cal Stanton home in Lucille West, from Chicago spent ft "I tliat he has done a splendid job. tects are said to be altering their 3.280’het high a* a fe|ture of the. daughter X * °‘ at Fred Otis’. All success. Mr. Picard, in jour light spending the holidays with her par-1 the village. \ the week with them. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erway enter-’ ent* plans accordingly.—Montreal Star. The Cemetery Circle wi! sene Mert Miller entertained his Part* Exposition nf 1937. Engineer* Mm. R. T. ~ F. F Dodds Dodd., and .nA children .hUH.e,. lained their children also Louie Erto keep Michigan free-from cxcfsscs ’ Mr. Osborne, the new n^nagcr at dinner on Thursday. Jan. 11.. grandson of Plainwell the past week. ACA.uMWra muw-.renuremk.t Klf "Sdr'^V"X '» «<>" way'and family last Sunday. and corruption at the hands of tue Forrest Havens accompanied his liquor interests. in a bathing suit should be enough way* winding up to the summit The: Mack Stebbins*11 *’th Mr' and Mf6 son John, to Grass Lake Friday, to,explain why long pant* have-upper part ot the structure will b>- ‘ Mis» • -’ Mary Powers left Friday for where he visited hi* sister and hu>A REAL IDEA. .l;-Marquette where she will resume her band. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, and .t'"? From the Detroit Free Pres* comes other relatives. John will wxuk on work lCfl cher of mathematics in «v«rytk.y Ule.-Botob Herald. u„„„. Audiuwirai,. d,nre itna dance {h(. Hlgh tiie sttgKotion that unemployed the Notion dairy farm the coming ----------.hail*, tennis courts, museums. * and Mr .. Mrs. wm /num Mr. Jin and Will Talent of Bigteachers be sent to Civilian Con- .We ,note _ that electricity may be stores.. ... At gie very top |L-would be ■«a retmned taS. Mis* Ruth Erway of Kalamazoo 1.gervutiun Cofps camps to organize t© produce year crops; beacon. Finances seem toFinances pre- ,er Cr aseem , week WTPK vwit with Ml‘and Mr* sed around to nroduce yearradio around crons-, radio beacon. to’sS ure.. " visiting her parents fur a few day*. visit dourv., « Ir.rrueUw. tor lhe boy, hoor.rr, it »fw.y. luu born co,. ««' bu' chru Vraumiul.. MUs Virginia Haven* of Huttings spent from Friday until Tuesday oom,—Ohio FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. with heJIparents here. a Federal project is getting under state Journal, , ■ Word was received here yesterday Forre.-t Havens spent last Satur­ way to assist- unemployed teachers -----------I Scientist-, .ire at work on a tele- of lhe burning of thc greater portion day evening in the Robt. McGlocklin It makes certain that the building ot bone and muscle that hiswife jope -------------of radical...... design Which ex- of Bellevue* business fire home, in Hastings. II to. what better use could be made A correspondent says w. —— -..vw--,Ui to «,«»«:» uuau>eM dkjcks oy block* by nre, __ ......... ___ . .< day. ,... rSertert a ... ........ of the money titan training the gosMpn-with *her neighbor* all T*ctcd tohnvr have t the ’ttaffnirvinff magnifying power, Wednesday night —The l.xv. is now will go on ... it’s a source of energy and. a safeguard Louis and Gurdon Havens attendm lb« co,,. t,...... .nd h. comoduriKO f. moh .0 -ffg"^“cXX cd a party at Coal* Grove last against illness... More than that, milk is the CHEAP­ them . ehMirt M in edur.hoh while Ulk lo him dunrw lhe ..eninj Ke Mmly been dUeoeered roeilnn o .nd but foe llui hMp ilwenllre Iran Thursday. fohbign Sale Price 2 cakes for 15c Sale Price - 2 cakes for 25c B.A.LyBARKER’S DRUG STORE Paragraphs' Leading Health Authorities Advise People to DRINK MORE MILK! earning a living. It teems to u* that merely states a fact; he is not com- , mica plate with million*wuuia of tiny *U-gone would inc haveHeaviest gone. The 1omnave jomheaviest tticre is a real idea behind tills tug- plaining.—HumorUt. ‘r square inch. Each of ---------- and1 • Iver j''*'"'* specks ~ per ure---------Sawyer Harens •hardware : these speck* can pick up and reflect; storc. Evan’sopera ------- ----house ------— >20.000; „------ T,------gutton. --------->8.000; Taylor U ^ o. .be p..n,u “ “ J. ' ’ ■ ’s saloon. Among the other tosses arc A. W. Barnes. THE LITTLE THEATER. inhabited, our failure mes- photo^i ------------------«...— lo get - -----------photoelectric cell*. H LhRconstruc- Masonic lodge. E C. Stevens. Evans Those who saw "Little Women" Bages’from them would indicate that tion i* thc field of astron­ and Hall. Van's cigar store and sev­ as presented by 'thc'Little Theater they're not in any financial need.— omy will ' 'tx' opened to depths here- eral others. The nre started in Rob­ toiorc-eonsidcred beyond the realm inson’* foundry building where hay Guild of Battle Creek will 'agree Arkansas Gazette, jof probability was stored It spread rapidly as the with Dean Eugene .Davenports town’s only fire protection was. a comment tliat amateur productions j A legal authority mentions that a WrfV nf Our Wnrlrl hand enguic. Vcrj-'tew of the builiiVV Ul WIT UTIU lngJ ttCu. inMtfed owtI18 lo thc hlgh can be made just as enjoyable as cow has a legal right to use the NEWS GLEANINGS. «<« charged there. .Wil! Pickle, a professional shows. Certainly well road. Motorists say this only con­ eeyroty-thrw, prr ol pruw K“'I!;,'"? stack the Beth. Meg. Jo. Amy. firms what the cow seems to have “e" t."X “Marmee." and Hannah wc saw Fri­ known all- along.—Pune II ra ana ju jeara, q( wWch he day evening against “an-comcrs"— and with Laurie giving ’em a dose ! A Louisiana diner, a nows story During early automobile days thc 'Pr,etor' . average life of an automobile tirei Mn,. Florence Jewett and duughrace. Tlw reoutrkaKc feature of such relates, found a large pearl was from 2.000 to 5,000 miles Now it tcr Malte returned lo Grand Rapid* a cA*t is that ofi-stage the acto.-a restaurant oyster stew. He ... must u from 10.000 to 15.000 miles. , Saturday after a twq week*’ visit ami actresses are Just folks," house- have rejoiced at this incontestable --------a ith Mrs. F. H. Barlow. Natural raw cotton i* practically Mrs. Julia A Jotid. president of wives. 'Mcreur**. nurse*, student*. proof that there had been an oyster professional people, etc., who take up In it at some time —Benton Herald. waterproof To be made absorbent thc lady board ot manager* of the St lia* to be chemically treated. World’* Fait from Michigan. 1* the HINDS CORNERS. Last Week’s Letter. . Mr and Mrs. Keet Tobias and littlc daughter spent Christmas with her father. £dd. DeMutt, and fam­ ily. , Mr. Everett Mier of KalamazooI »poat lhe week end and Chrhunx, with Miss Thelma Tobias Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias and daughter Thelma and her friend,, Mr. Mier, ate Christmas dinner with * the former’* sister. Mr. and Mb. Lewis Abbott. Ln Battle Creek Mrs.' Pearl Barrett of Detroit visit-' ed her parents. Mr. and Mrs C. N.1 Tobias from Saturday until Wedncs-1 day Mr. and.Mrs. C. N. Tobias and lit-' He Marion and tlielr daughter. Pearl i Barrett, ale Christmas dinner Sun-I day with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Comp and jiarents tn Hastings. Mr and Mrs Floyd Tobias and > daughter and Mr and Mrs Mell Hendershott and sons of Kalamazoo EST food you can buy, when food value is considered. By drinking more milk you can cut down your living expenses, .and at lhe same time enjoy belter health. A reasonable amount of vegetables, along with milk, make an ideal combination. Every drop of Highland* Dairy “Grade A" milk come* from our own “State Accredited" herd and State testa show that no cleaner milk is produced in Michigan. From thc time Il is drawn, until it is automatically sealed In bottin and delivered to your door, icy cold, It la not touched by human hands nor by anything that can contaminate iL What you serve on your table will have a lot to do with how the children feel and the work they do. Health authorities advise a quart of milk each day for growing children, and al least a pint for each adult. Why not give their advice a trial? The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 T ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANKER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1034 ‘STATE RODDED FORGES AHEAD past fatir fclUr years years of of trying! trying! HUP IMTn CAt/no Mr and Rowley and, Tlic~ past Hsu miU rAVUn children Of Jackson were Sunday' times have but served as a stimulus’ ----- :----guests at the home of their parents, to thc State Mutual Rodded Fire! Depreciation in Values and Mr. and Mrs- Court Birowbridge. InMirance Co. to establish Itself • H. H. S. Low ANQ Prices ALUMNI Compel FarmMl** Gwendolyn Gaskill was etect- nrmiy on a sound business founda. „------ „ ed Sunday tea act as superintendent Don. This ccftnpany. through care­ ers to use Horses \ot the Bunday School. Each man-:™ management, has not only »uc-i CAGERS BREAK EVEN There appear to be numerous-evl- ber is requested to invite someone creded in lowering as-iessments 70 real Estate MOKTtunr.6 *<iNI>8 AND NErVHJTlKH. till Youngsters WiVi^ to 14— dences lhat "Old Dobbin" is comingeach week to come to Sunday o*nts per J 1.000 but has at the same, ;,8wn) beck into fayvr The exceedingly School. time nearly doubled iu surplus for — ».iis.00 slits oo Old Timers Victori 15high to cost ot farm Implements, cape- Riley Holcomb and wife of Ur- .ViT 0':nen, of iu l«hcy holders, . UT.IM »»_________ ___________ j n in lh(J Becond TUl daily of tractors, wUl mean that,bandale and hisimmediate family. lowering of assessments was through the com—----- ;----- 4IM.T1MT WS747.0*. U*m. of H„tlng» High horse labor will replace tractor labor numbeUng nine In all. were guest* m. on the smaller farms, and even those of Mrs. Delhi Holcomb and Mrs Pany» policy1'of culling out hazard'school basketeers broke even with of , considerable sue. Frances Hendershott on Dec. 27. It oua and ,he reduction of inStuiimi.ai • isomoo i the Alumni in lhe annual . 1 Ittowns. Is becoming evident that re- w-as Mr. Holcombs eightieth birth°n oU,er’ pras' • ojsxju imluloq ment at'the Hastings High schixd duced production of farm crops is a day and such a happy one that it ' ' vamca. ■——-—, -------------- ------------------gym Saturday evening. The first -necessity if the American farmer U will long be remembered.by all who. This fine showing no doubt cen­ ...... —-------- .«>•.•••.*> I ■» lwlyoI [tributed in a large measure to the to get a fair price for what he sells, were there. , tributed in a large measure to the , itrlng men aqueeaed out a 17 to H That will mean more acreage, that; The Ladies' Aid will meet Janu-'' ' far! that th* nf rL.w-.-KwW thc„mnn*h mo?. December ..... UW..I, ...v.v ..oqw. UinK’,1 WUl IIICVL UHIIU- “* - th --- --------L i srouuoo Ylctocy ©ver an Alumni team made will not be in crops, which can be ary “ t,lc ary eighteenth at the iiome ot of Mrs J 4,1 P**’ w was t,U! btege<t niont|i monqt for It ssom of such former scars as Miller. ».»w4 __ .__ .____ ■ new busmc'wS of any anr single smell, month month for pasture i.. In summer or for Chas .. Hendershott ,M ’W OU “IM',B of in«9iis Pierson. Field. Young. FUher. Adair. used .<—•raising of hay to feed .--------.... . a . iln the company’s 24 years Of busithe horses. • Laubaugti. James LechleHnrr. Ken- Considering lhe depreciation In , Miss Leone is sick and cannot 21e^ i.j.jsTi nedy and Boyes A second Hasting< value,<• the high cost of repairs and ■------------ team made up mostly of first string $»*.« 2i4 7« nien |Oat |j.n to <n alumni made other items that have to be figured, ol Mr> Franco, Hanto.lren ?* °n IMlanOtt. up ot Bob Fisher. Boyes. Alf Wil- csjiceially with farm prices as low ns .Iler Conklin rerehre u. w repoct «*• they have been for beverai years, llanu- J“ni® Hoeyenair and Sam farmers will feel obliged l.» curtail that lire i»rly will Ire held Ju* the “fWe'enrenl.-Lowell Ledger, same and urge* ap to b? present and' *he Rodded Company te publish114OH.I7 Young. . • their Investment in farm tractors. ' ing series of of announrementa announcements in in ln B. »a *crlc* 6S.45O.OU; Tile Hustirtg* High baaketcers This will inevitably bring more promises a good time. _ .till! — of I..,— thft i>a per -w.twl-t. which .-..11 will Ibe intereat । have made rapid strides since the horses Into service on the farms. And coal is the best possible form of heat. to owners of faim property. ' CARLTON CENTER. W?2'?S?’S tcaejn started, winning four ' [straight school victories in thc last The natural, even heat produced by coal ■ DELTON. Tbe wood bee which was post-> koi-Tiiu-»XT ram tom Mr* rvHin Ann i v.utn will d1..c ' Ptmed will be held Thursday. Jan. 18, | OLTI1WEST CARLTON. । four -games played. Coach Haw­ . , -[thome began the season with only tlw at EvUon Bcek’a- AU !adle8 whu '0U afr aU ‘“’rttfd 10 aMend the insures you a comfortable, healthful win­ one veteran ieu coinc anfi pring pot luck entertainment or two hours of fun 43M,sas.v-j «35i,$.'>5 p-j .jone Ir j; over irom from last year year'ss U1' mcouu one oincr series oi ice[squad reserves. Ho He has ““ t0" !^,.v ?. dinner ‘'®n at I squad and and very very few few reserves. has ‘-7— ainner to to be oc served aervea at at iwon noon at at thB!8 tneiB« ”=n by Cheater Engelhardt sui«cuiaraL si ter. Don’t delay in ordering your supply! »36t-.o5T.66 । a lively young bunch of wil willing ling [ home home of ot.Mr. .Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Beck Beck for for the lhe• ’■Carlton Carlton Grange Grange hall. hall. January January 18. 18. youngsters to work with Iwwcvcr, Br> 1H- at „l*d ocl°c|t- These tafiu i cutters Small admission. Prices rise with the advancing season — .----.-----,, , I „ .. . „ .,, —■"* hh3T?[who have I_^_ beenv_._ improving each—14— -..... are especially Interesting to mothers. It to a free teclure and every one is I The L. A. S. meets this week I Miss-Barbara Bowman of Hastings ...... SUfii.RiT.iia Moi4i7.«5igame. 1 so put your order in today 1 weliome and urg»d U» attend Thursday. Jan 11. for dinner -t ?’***** *“h Mr and w...» uo.ond.on1 The Hawkstcrs will attempt to ' MUs Helen Jones has returned to-Mr. and Mrs. Evtm Fullers. Walter Culbert. "?2 2"' make It five wjw in a row with Mid- t to resume her reiiool work in' Mr. and Mra. Carl Bfechelscn and' Mr- and Mrs. Evan Fuller will ep■16.S50.00 dteville furnishing the opposition in Mio ■ thc twelfth 154414.74 grade. Shethe willHigh be one of family were Sunday school gymnasium Satur- 1 evening guests | {£7taln the Ladies' Aid Society a large class to graduate this of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hcnney and Thursday for dinner. All are corcji1 day evening. The Bist game will be- ’ । son. ;all>’ ‘“vtted. bank dr. Km at seven o’clock. This will be thc spring s Callers at Mr. and Mrs. Leo BarrT»" roa- M»v ,ast lune ,lmc uiat lhat ouwiacr Smelker ana and x-erry Perry.i» Mr- and Mra. Ike Lcinaar have' Friendsand neighbors gathered'at two valuable members of thc team, n)0'l'd dut on U»e‘r faun which they [the'home of Mr. and Mrs. Henryjry's Sunday wen*. Mias Mary Barry’ Our Truck* Arc Prepared to Give Immediate will be eligible for play. purchased recently. , Williams Saturday night In honor and Robert nnd Vincent Barry of X. A. I.AUUIB. --------------- - - -• --At the annual mealing of. the 'of the former's birthday. A pleasant Southeast Carlton. Delivery on Coal Ordered Now Hul>,fril.iM and swdrn to. ia» till, ' ' ! stockholders of Delton Telephone tsocial time was had by all. | Visitors at Mr ahd Mrs. Waiter Mth .!•» »t January.' !'j;T4. GYM CLUB ADDS Ox Saturday afternoon the same; Mr. and Mrs John Usborne and iCulbert's Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs. were re-elected for an- family and Miss Mercy Usborne of; Sidney Gelb and Mr. and Mrs. Roy TWO NEW SPORTS directors other year. Ann Arbor were guests Sunday lust Smith pt Caledonia Volley Ball and Indoor Base­ 1 Mr and Mrs.' Clyde Sidnam of week of Mr. and Mra. Gordon Us- i Lee Parks of Lansing called on Report of Condition of the National Bank of Hastings : Battle Creek were cullers of Mr. and borne of Freeport. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber SunPOULTRY ..4 STOCK FEEDS, COAL. LIME, CEMENT. ETC ball to Be a Part of Wed­ Mrs. H. F. Wertman Thursday aft- ! --------------- : day. ernoon. ORANGEVILLE. j----------------- -------------------nesday Programs TELPEHONE 2257 HASTINGS. MICH. Mr and Mrs Wade Town hate Mr and Mrs. Fred Schulmeyer of; LOWER CROOKED LAKE. ------- . .... Volley ball pnd5ndtx>r baseball are purchased the' Searles property in > North Oun Vlains spent Friday with ‘ Mr. and Mra; M. H. Derhanuner i"?c| lx: »,ldl'd to tin* "curriculum" of I Mrs. E. D Lewis of this place. and daughter o! Coldwater spent ! ti'.soh.ts! the Men's Gymnasium Club In ad- Delton .and will move this wepk. Mr®. Irene Harrington and Mrs. j g Jacobs and family returned Sunday afternoon at Harvey Hart-1 none dilion to indoor tennis, ping poijB< '. i7'.”"5 7W nnd basket *>a11- according to a de­ James Undeihlll visited tlie latter s I home from Chicago one day the weirs. STATE ROAD. __________________________________ Year's with Mr. and Mrs. James Aon. Mr. Oscar Jones, at Hastings I .past week where they had spent Ted Zlmraernian and lamliv of . ii«?r.7ooi clsion reached at » meeting last Monday afternoon. 'their holiday vacation with ' rcla- j Lockshore Fann, spent Frew -Year's I The Fisher schorl held their Sot hard and Mrs. Janet PettengUl NONE । week. Also a few new members are MJ' a,n? P®“‘ittves :d“y with the former's parents. Mr. Christmas tree Thursday evening Mr. “ and Mrs. Jack ~ O'Connor and1 none ,o te* addtxi, according’ to Chet nock celebrated their fiftieth wedKr,_ r w Pettijohn of North and Mrs. Chrts. Zinimerman and the house was packed. Much family spent ,, the holidays in .Coral . Hodges.1 the president. Boxing nnd ding anniversary on Monday, janu- oun Plains spent a few days' the Mrs Joe Stenger visited friends praise is given Mbs Cogswell and with lier patents. Mr. and Mra. '——1 witling wilF also be on the schcd-,> ary arj. 8. 0 by oy holding noiaM1R open n(Kn house noiu>c to io ^lr uic»r jI puss past week week with with her i daughter. Mrs . and relatives in Battle Cree k and pupils for the fine program they Wynn'Nbbl?’. 4434.512 ul° lor tlKwe who wish to indulge in neighbors, neighbors, frkjjds frirjjds and and relatives relatives from from Marcius Marcius Bagley, Bagley who was 111 with Kalamazoo from Wednesday until gave us. Old Santa was ihere and Robert OC .nnor spent bUt week boiu,; < t,. jcither of those sports. ...1 two until eight o'clock r>P. *» M. Mr. ■ flU wagity, Sunday - helped unload the tree of it gifts. ln Northern Michigan with friend* I The. fee of 81.00 .per month Pennock who is 74 ■। . is . Just . win. Li <■» years vL-uta old. mu, wju; wun: Mrs. Aiken of this place passed; Clitf ‘ Johnson, and famUy ‘and Then the school treated lhe crowd. wnere he used to teach school. .rnowll tor rental ol lire o,,.,, on „ m,h., mr«t- ,away .... this „ Monday morning after a Clarence Johnson of Grand Raultfi to candy, peanuts and popcorn. We Mr. and Mrs. James O'Connor and । —I--.—• III—a—nl n—aMaa- I —— — .1 — —> ...—.a 11 ... . nil had a very fine time. June spent the holidays in New ....------ ....... J Mrs. Lena Becker and family York, with their parents'^ yet‘been ■«'» n« .nd «td AM ,b"te ,0>,llrs„kl ments ,n™ “have ■ ^dn made. ” ” — i“1 wife re available after each session ------7..' । ,.T i t-t . > I “ * w ^ e vlaltc-d; M id. Wiii Bidviman oi Nashville . spent unnsimtm qay wnn sir. 1 visited, Mrs. Will Bldelman ot , Christmas day with Mr. and' Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Becker enMil"1 “152! .... wan ““ c'““rL rK'« H.nry CoUMn Sun Those 1±J!2Z,'ES?"' interested in joining * the Sl *\ hh ," - i. H ,cnr Y 00111500 afternoon, spent week Mr.s uiuirau u .... nc nry comson Sunday bunaay aiternoon. spent days wl ------ • several —------- days J —- last •—• — *- with zr Victor Henney of Hastings. tcrtalned her parents from Battle Gymnasium Club are" requested to marriage. marn8Se- Shi^ll<‘ wa5 is ill at the home of his tils son., ..her daughter nU Mr* twk.. and Cawuiw was bom born March 15. | who Is son, daughter. Nirs Frank nuusii. Roush --------s.----------------a. r>uu». i Clifton Becker family «n spent Creek and Mrs Lena Becker and 1863. la Prairieville township. When Floyd, near Hickory Corners• Ij r.; ’ -* • -Friday Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 1 Christ njas in Battle Creek with her family New Year's. see Marion Whitman at the Pen- but three yeara'old. her mother died. | A number of people In this vlclnl- Hartwell went to we w..«. .......... , ■ ■ wenl to chas wntcrs> rciatives. : Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy en‘S'T,’* h re.'.™ oar to •paving her to ure thc r.re care re of .re, her ,| „ ty ,arc ill or Have been, with the a brothcr-ln-taw. who Is a surgical' •। Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman tcrtalned with a family dinner Wednesday, Jan. 15. and regular (; ra mh^j-cnU. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfln ..iaiuij«F£iii5. Mr- and M.a. Wil- ,fiu. I -patient at Brotuon hospital. I;land Clyde of Rutland spent New Christmas day. ' scMtons will continue until April. llam Gun Plains. Ham Heriiert Herbert of of Oun Plains. AlleAlle-1I ‘ \ * The gym chib was Parted test C() wllh whom -slw resided un­ Report of the Condition of The Hastings City Bank 1 “OLD DOBBIN” COM Sporting Items . COAL SAVES DOLLARS It's Cheaper and Better! SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. ' fall as an indoor tennis club but *<r and Mrs Pbb- m bwn ,T,'“ ,n; XSSf’iSJ'l 1^. F at thC M E l’“rsonu«t‘ ’» Pia'nwtll an<] pmnedjateij. ^>1 to hou&ekeepIng on a farm one mile south of Delton. They have spent their cntire married life cn this sanu; farm. 'S ieir children are Mrs. Bertha INDEPENDENT cagers ..jorns; Cleo and Leon Pennock, all [ Delton. One daughter. Mrs. Grace SCHEDULE TWO GAMES of ' Kahler passed away 23 yeans ago.) also have seven grandchildren On Friday evening. January 12. They ' the Hastings Independents' Basket and two great-grandchildren. Ball League will play two out-of-1 Mrs. Bert penndek and daughter' town teams, thc first game com­ Bernice of Kalamazoo were business; hi — Delton Saturday--------aftermencing at seven o’clock. The J. c.!'1 callers' ----- — — —---------------> 1 Penney Five wll be matched with a ;noon, • team from Battle Creek nnd the Miss Jean McBain Ls clerking In . Hirsch Picjcle Quintet will meet a Uonurd s store. -1 team from Kalamazexi The J. c Mr- and Mrs El1- CamP^l °rj Penney team is making an effort to: Kalamazoo spent Sunday afternoon, secure a game with thc Albion Col- and evening with Mr. and Mrs. J. (?. lege freshmen squad at an early Horton. jBiIU tMn Tj*nnnrfl . Mree Mrs.*Dav Ray nnn anti V4rs Mrs. Leon Leonard . 1 arc on the sick list. nuanubiTOM,,,,. KLINGENSMITH. , Mr. and, Mrs. Ross Waters were Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Getty of ; Kalamazoo shoppers Thursday. ■ Middleville entertained with a rab- ' Scvrfal from Delton attended thc bit supper Wednesday evening, Mr. play • Little Women" Saturday aftond Mrs. A<C. Johnson and Mr. and ernexm a| Central auditorium Hasi Mrs. Allen Stcf'by. tings. i Allen Stefby began teaching1 .Mr. anu Mrs. WiH Lcinaar and school west of Dowling Monday Mr. •atttKM.s. Ross Waters and lit­ ; morning. • . tie son were Sunday guests of Mr. A number of folks gathered at the'and Mrs. George Lcinaar at Hickory home of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo John-, Corners. , son Saturday evening and helped 1 Mrs. Susie Francisco is nursing a I Will Johnson celebrate his blrthduy. sick lady n Kalamazoo. :The evening was spent playing’ Mr. and Mrs. Duanne Harrington I games and some very good music! ol Kalamazoo were guests of their I was given by Mr. and Mrs. Perry parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. HariVon Tuylc. Mr. ^and Mrs. Will rington Sunday. I Johnson and Rolfe Johnson. After Some progress is being made in which a birthday cake and lunch ' the building of thc church basement, were served. The folks departed at a windows are being* put in and room : late hour wishing Mr. Johnson many i has been rnsdc for shovelers to bemore happy birthdays. [gin excavating underneath. Our school began Monday morn- 1 Earnest Farr and Miss Ida BronUng after two weeks' vacation. son of Prairieville were quietly mar। E. Latta was called to Battle Gled at thc M. E. parsonage in DclICreek last week by lhe s,ertous ill-[ton. Thursday at five o'clock p. M. ne.s.s of a brother-in-law who'was The bride was attired In brown, taken to thc hospital and operated I-------------- - • » ■ •— ion. ' I H1GIIBANK. J Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lalonde ahd Mcorc whoO| P. T. A mWl. . Edlorc are visiting their son in De-. lng wm Ffldfty CVcnitig. Jan 13. uo‘u . „ , ' .. A program is being prepared and re­ Mrs. Lynn Hamilton Is spending fr„hments Alli be served. some time with her daughter ur De- j Mr and Mrs Frnnk Parkii of Wll. ! •r«tj .. r, „ Items and Mrs. Saddler of. Hastings I ^r. ®ni*.^rsi Perry Van Tuylc • uerc ueek-end guest* at Mr. and , spent bunday in Quego with Mr. Mra Henry Bldelman's. and Mrs. Wes Shafer. ; Mr unrt M„ Mllo Daly and famI E<|jth Saunders ol Indianapolis Uy of netir Bellevue gpent Thursday was a guest of her brother and wife. ullJ, Mr and Mrs Bert Daley. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Saunders, over Mr Mr. and and vrs.' Mrs." Frank Frank Hawblitx the week end. I spent Sunday evening with Mr. anti Mr. an* Mrs. Frank Green of Mrs. Merle Hecker in Hastings. Nashville spent Saturday afternoon Mr 1IU m „. r „1CTV O1UC ,„.„U Mr.. „ and Mrs. Forest B'.delmnn >l(h hU brother. Albert, and family. spent Sunday evening with Mrs. 1 Margaret Cfihversc spent last week clalr Burpce in Lansing. " , wjth) her parents. Mr. and Mrs. --- • — ■ -• Miss Meryln Marshall of -Has- ­ GtOrge Converse near Irving. tings spent the week end with her, HEARTBURN, SLEEPLESS KT “r' *M ““'I ! thP^rnoramA^^r^nl'l lwrt^r 1I the program. nroeram. At Ai present uresent •there then are [fifteen members and with the new Juki on. schedule of events there will be .li.-i M.'jrooni f°r twenty or twenty-^ve. >•><! hrllrl. W’AHRRN e. carter, c. WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN If You Are Contemplating Buying A GOOD USED CAO Or trading your present car for a better one, see these fine automo­ biles at the Universal Garage. All as represented and every one a bargain. One 1931 FORD MOD. A VICTOR1A COUPE______ _________ COOE fifi ZpCCd.UU Two 1929 FORD MOD. A TUDORS each onlyI OaUU 1C A A I Two 1932 FORD V-8 TUDORS, perfect condition, wonderful buy* each at only(________________________ One 1932 FORD V-8 SEDAN perfect condition, only One 1932 DELUX CHEVROLET COACH, like new ..................... __ One 1921 FORD MOD. T TUDOR only___________ ____ $360.00 $410.00 $390.00 $15.00 Liberal Termt Universal Garage Co m FORD DEALERS ogHfc jrw' Hastings Michigan General and Corduroy Tire* and Acce.aorie* - 1 Ford 16 Plate Batteries Alterin. Mkh.-"l «ratd Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Potter and hSrtbum h ’801,4 01 Hastings spent Saturday! W Kem, like tvenUHhs «u with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bldcl-; SL .TV" ,lk? man —i»rd. I c-.cnck — ol giriU . Lam-pi Marshall and •I t«A Dr. Pittce'i family attended the funeral of their kn MmIIoI r>i«<»w>v grandmother. Mrs, Sarah C. Ickes, in Baltimore Sunday. Marshall Green U staying In I Nashville with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marshall and going to High school. for a while." x I ’ • Clearance Sale of GAS RANGES 1/2 former price We have several 1933 model gas ranges in stock, which MUST be sold to make more room for the NEW 1934 Models which will be announced in a few weeks. GROUP 1—former price, from $49.50 to $59.50.,. Sale Price— GROUP 2—former price, from $77.50 to $82.50... Sale Price— GROUP 3former price $117.50. Sale Price— We suggest that you choose your stove early while w.e have a good assortment to pick from. A small deposit will install one of these modern gas ranges in your home... balance can be paid in small payments. The 1934 models will be priced from 10 per cent to 20 per cent higher in price than in 1933. CONSUMERS POWER HASTINGS COMPANY PHONE 2305 �PAGE RIX THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1M4 IbuBd thc highway extending from’payments for 1934 amounts, duel! «.te u, ih. couniy rt.;: » “J CTATC niA/FQ PARRY . „„„M-l< In M.ple ora™ <h.< CO.JVER $69,000 and veU mtoKnluna con- ■! , 1 YMCA 11 _ 1ITEMA 1 H1GHBANK. **k*T« Letter. Th*‘wBan I1<’ Nu,rl! AU D.. Barry C. Bond Com. V «"»» •-« a. M.nn.TwifSr dn.net. X.mission at Close of was in two com»Uu_the state took .^ver, and if it shnUj^what it now home of their leader, David Christ- "yone welcome. Year 1933 charge of the building of it and of owe, ahd what wifi iaebrne due to.130- Monday evening. . | Mrs. Beri nai> spent tlie .Ksului-of the fteccssary bond... 1Sbr 1XMinty in 19341 ttyZ&unty cun Freeport Y enjoyed a luncheon! M d M J H According to the £ounty Treas- The final payment on tho$c bonds tidin' every dallar okuZCoVert rood ‘meeting Thursday noon, with Sec. I urers book- the .tagx Mkiugan^wUl be made hi W8. I indebtedness this year. .Angell aasiating the leader. Mr ' curs the Barry couAtf rood com- . If the state can manage to pay Thls count.. u avll tlp ln JVoorhlea. . 1^' LA ^?dn|Mro°bSrafpaidd!? IWa’out ^Ix^^n’Xn^o^^lre^re'o'।rncrU to lhc ‘'ate' I**’ ~unU**’ dan B‘13 U ,h* “Wt*k of Rra>Tr“ BatU? Greek and Richland. ' rndJatatoJS Jork in 1KM and to ha" *•' Rood ’ Lansing chosen by thc Federal Council of MUs Velma Hoffman of Ironwood bond. b.nW by U.r ,uu .nl^ bond.. ALL PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO THE SALES 3% TAX! At Your A&P Store This Week . . JANUARY Meat Sale Steak Oysters lb. 11c lb. 9c » 39c Solid Pack FILLETS, no bone, no waste, lb. 12Wc SMOKED PICNICS lb. 8W 4 25c Swift*' Silccr Leaf SAUER KRAUT - 3 lbs. 10c FRANKFURTS, club size, 3 lbs. 25c Canadian Bacon »■ 25c •: FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES HEAD LETTUCE «... 5c CAULIFLOWER c.i.o,m. 15c IDAHO POTATOES b.. 27c GRAPE FRUIT fi.,u. 5 <« 19c Bunch 5C CELERY HEARTS — IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT — Sugar 46c IO 2 cans 35c 5-lb. bag 25c BROADCAST CORNED BEEF HASH HENKEL’S PANCAKE FLOUR Brown Sugar 6 Lb*. HENKEL'S VELVET PASTRY FLO UR MILES STANDISH COOKIES N.B.C. 25 pkg. 20c Pancake Flour pkg. 19c Sparkle Gelatin Dessert All. Flavors d g JELLO c.r ROYAL GELATIN . AU Flavors BISQUICK .For Delicious- Biwoiii Pkg. 5c Pkg. 33c Rolled Oats,10 16T Protein 24<; Protein J9C 100-lb. bag JL29 100-lb. bag $L59 Cocoanut Corn Crisp Pkg- 19 BROWN EDGE WAFERS N.B.C. DOUGI'NUTS Plain. Sugared or .Cinnamon Cheese SETCUW Mild—Fun Cream Grandmother* Dhole or Sliced CR/.CKERS Sodas or Grahams SEMINOLE TISSUE Slab Bacon iac BLOCK SALT WINTER MOTOR OIL Bulk Lard HERB OX BOUILLON C 'BES SUNBRTTE CLEANsFR Soap Chips I'HH’SO OXYDOi. CONKS FOR HOG ANO CORN FARMERS (Contlrtued*from page one)' BACON any size piece BEEF ROAST, chuck cuts DAIRY FEED DAIRY FEED ■jcount of the large delinquent tax for mni and boys for tlrf post 82 years. Mr. and Mra. Merle Hecker and 11933, which reiNly was for taxes for'and for 20 ycara here in Bany Ltira FruncLsco of Hostings spent 11932, the county could not meet all’county. Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and 1U obligations pionjptly. because it Nntlonal ^jf. Wcek or„anlzwl Mrs. F.-Hawblilz. had not receded tlw money; but as Y M C comes Jm!f 17-23 I P™4 atld Ada fast as the delinquent taxes huve1^^ lln careful saving and!Bell, entertained nt their home New .been paid the state te received it'-™ neighbors and !4hare. The county dwes tlw riate j yt.q x friends to an oyster supper, all enSLS .“A.'.1" McDonald Mvo .he Older U><-«eu.on rorym^h. delinquent uxe,. . Y bmx nf BuUrw. qr»d polnl-! Mnn Byron Ouy he. been «> lhe er. on law .nd .uccens al Uteh meet-,»“* lul '".“"A"1 <rt Mn. 1 inc Jan 3 1 Mr- and Mrs- Fu’**1 Bldelman atWcdnesday eiening. Jan. 10. Sec. tend'd n New Year s eve-party given Angell meets with a group of young al l41e 4km,m' of ^Ir. nnd Mrs. Arthur . .. ... ...... ... , ... ... ■ Rkirfmnrt. n»nr R..11nviu> hav nw a fjtoi rounh. a, many CENTER CUTS INCLUDED Lard c. A. h„ o< '<««. Flake* or Gra. Ige. Pkg. 15c Pkg- 21c Ajax Soap LUX. or LIFEBUOY SOAP CLIMALENE Palmolive SOAP w!l| be - hln-eir chMly! S£^rDr”c!S“ toJd"“ with tlw formers sister. Mrs. Harold Prindle and husband. .I Mr. and Mra. Howard Johnson of! Hickory Comers were Sunday guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.l Havens. * Paul Barlow returned to his home j In Hastings Sunday after spending the week with his grandparents, Mr. • and Mrs. W. H. Otis. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Hart were' Sunday guests of lhe former’s sis-' ter, Mrs. Robert Vrooman. and; family of Hastings. Mrs. Frank Schrier and baby have I been visiting for several days with! her aunt. Mrs. Louie Erway, at Kaiamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilcox and children and Benj. Jenkins hud New'’ Year’s dinner m Hastings .with Mr.! and Mra. Alfred Hovey. ' Junior Glllotu of Shultz visited! from. Tuesday till Sunday with his i sister, Mrs. Wm. Hart. I Mrs. W. H. Otis is slowly gaining! from her sjirained ankle. Miss Zana Douglass spent several, days last week with her grancipar- 1 ents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oaks, of' Glass Creek. “■■■> «"■, ™ »»«. ««r- NSuS’cliS! ■«*!*■" •“ *™*l "'S» SrSTi. a much Turf? Im-“rrn.'Mr.cla'iid tod and dainty refreshtnenU made.lt a very enjoyable occasion. »" "T"'”'’ SiS to? ^hSSS ROSEVALE MARKET TA. Start Whtrt Your Ptnnitf Co Farthott A Few of the Many Specials for This Week End CHEESE "^ull i r* Cream, lb. IOC SUGAR IO - 50c CH1PSO, krge 15c COFFEE, C. W. Brand 2 I bi. 35c OLEO 2 lbs. for 15c ORANGES, 252 Medium doz. 25c FIG BARS, Delicioui 2 1bi. 23c STRAWBERRIES or Raipberriei 15c SODA CRACKERS 2 lb.. 23c MAYFIELD PEAS 3 cans 25c PODUNK. Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Waters en­ tertained their children during the holidays, Mr. Alfred Water* and family of Alpena and Miss Orpha Waters of Battle Creek. Bernard Cain of New York spent GROUND BEEF 5 Ibi. 25c thc holidays with his parents. Mr. SMOKED PICNICS, Home Cured 8c and Mrs. T. Cain. Mrs. Richard Gardner received BACON, Half or Whole Slab lb. 10c the word of lhe death of her sister. I Elsie; of Middleville recently. BEEF ROAST, Shoulder lb. 7c Mr. and Mrs. John Waters enter­ rlJ7o>'™mmw Iheloflo” ‘’g* “i“'n ?*''CuS'itolh.'ir rt«niiy. tained their children and grand­ BOILING BEEF lb. 4c urday for the thc first time.in ten days. —-------' urday —■ — ——<«<» a » .. —— children New Year’s day. SAUSAGE 4 Ibi 25c | ' ,’ . i Glad to see |Glad «*c you out again Fred. Fred. | SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. Mr. ahd Mrs. Geo. Marble enter­ ’ ,: «7“S!,on Ky??nU„on Carl Galster. who has been quite quite'Last Weeks Letter. tained their children and grand­ CORNED BEEF, Sugar Cured S* 1214c , wtl begs OO per head for 75 per cent 11L u miprovlng nicely. ■ ■ Pleased — • to - ' olcy Douglass was a business vis­ children-ever the holidays. ?•tP»«|‘«*4on of the hear thU Carl. luor Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Laubaugh itor tn in Miaatevute Middlevilleon on Baturaay. Saturday. OYSTERS, Extra Large Select qt. 45c 1933 Thiq A ’’^tTh.^2' EL'‘> Et’w,u fta* 4,000 ver>* *11'at Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gorham and iand family spent Christmas in1 vide’d h^ dA the ,n>01e ol hor ino,hvr* ,or the, Children ‘ of‘ Kalamazoo ’ > were were Sunday Sunday ,, 1Nashville with Mrs. Laubaugh’s par-1 vtwm V»°° paAt f‘ * d“ys' Hcnf 15 lloi,4nS Ior 8°est« of the former’s parents. Mr. <ents. Mr. and Mrs. Kenney. ' A m hvr <4U,c.k recoVl'r>aod Mrs. Francis Gorham. |I Mr. and Mrs. LnVcrn Laubaugh ! I’lierc wori many parties here over Mr. and Mra. Jim Wilcox and'<of southern Michigan spent the I - mb... th? 4»°44<4a>'««x>t”v woro entertaining children s|y*nt Sunday in Plainwell |'week end with home folks. f malnlng noo. minus admlnistra- (rlcnds from away. whUe othcrs Ju,t j_____________________________ , 1 -------------------------------- ------------------------। ------------tive costa, -------about- February had in ln their lhrlr relatives and —•—••1. |935 had and had a a --------------------------------- ’----------------------2. Reduction paymenu bn corn good time at home. will be 30 cento per bushel less local I E E. Faulkner and wife of Delton administrative expense. on the ap- have been here for a few days, Ellis praised average production of the working in thejjtore while Paul M land taken out of corn. Tills 30 cents land ‘family are sojourning In FioriLn to be divided into two installments. I da. They will be home next Sunday 15 cents to be paid upon Acceptance J from their trip. of lhe contract by the Secretary D..D. and Mrs. Wolverton went to and .thc other 15 cents, less local. Florida for the school vacation. They expenses, on or-about November IS. missed the cold snap nicely. . 4roL , Not safe to leave a car without TTie entire plan Is voluntary, how- having thc brakes set tight was ever. If a f.armcr has an average demonstrated recently on our base of over four farrowing* of pig.; streets, when a very careful driver and 10 acres of com he Is required to Uid this f<5r u moment and then sail­ sign both contracts if he signs for his tar cross the street and run into either. fan oil pump a thc curb. There was The idea behind this program Is to; but little damage to either, fortubring production in balance with nately. . demand and to give the farmer a . Mr. Lee. our bank cashier, can now parity with the prices of oilmt com- put his feet again, under hl* own modifies through a rise in price of table. hi* goods and family having his products nnd benefit payment.' arrived on Friday and they are now Money for thc benefit payment is nicely settled in the Chapman bouse being raised by the processing thx on.un Arlington street. \ hogs and com in force at the pres-; Cijiud and Mra. Rosenburg -will ent time. , this week come to town and keep ---------------- *-»*■ house tor C. L. Boley the rest of the OBITUARY. I winter. Tins will lie fine for all conSarah Catherine Layman, daugh- ccr,K‘d. afl ?cl!,5 school bus ter of Peter nnd Sarah Layman, was, <“dvcrs and Mr. Boley being without born in Worthington Tu p.. Richland “ teusekeejwr. county. Ohio, January 6. 1840 nnd 4410 4iavc been busy ot late, departed this life January 4. 1934 at oaro4°K qulie a bit of change in the age of 93 years, 11 months and catching sparrovnwfor which they 29 days. KCt ,w0 cents per head, as long as ' On Dec. 25, 1859. she was united. tho money-lasts. in marriage to David Ickes of Ban-1 \anko° Springs Tup is having « dusky county. Ohio, who preceded rca> t4ni°- thl'4r treasurer resigned her in death 13 years ago. There wasiaod th,e ncw 0,10 *us “■«> the born to this union four children; supervisor is assisting him in his three sons. Walter. Oliver, and Wll- w°5kA 440 ,wa5 at 1 410 4x1,141 Friday lard; and one daughter. Lenora and Saturday. Striker, at whose home she passed ' oway. MARTIN CORNERS. In the spring of 1860 she with her Lns4 Wttk’s Letter. i husband, moved to Barry county. ’Jhere was a good attendance at Michlgari, and settled on the farm the young- peoples class party where she lived continuously until Thursday evening which met With the time of her death. Ruby-and George. Cogswell. All enShe was Converted to the Christ- joyed thcmMlVes wth games and the tan faith and became one df the refreshments were iiot hamburg charter members of thc U. B- church sandwlclis and coilee which were al- i al Baltimore. m> enjoyed. Besides the four children, she1 Tin- ChrfttmaE meeting of the L. leaves to mourn their Joss, seven A. S. which met with Mrs. H. Munn grandchildren lone having preceded nnd Miss Heideman on thc Center her in'death seven weeks ago), road. Dec. 20 w<u a very enjoythirtccn great-grandchildren and u “bio occaaton. There was a beautiful Ifosl oi relatives autl friends. Fu- <Christmas tree and lhe ladies ex­ neral services were at tlw Baltimore changed gifu and Santa Claus also church on Sunday afternoon. Jan. 7. rcinembeired all thc little folks with Rev. Batdorff nf Sunfield oillciatlng. Klru P4«»*ta»« lo them. Burial in the striker cemetery. * Our teacher. Ml&s Iona Gillespie. I "Why should our tears in sorrow aud P“P44“ P11’ 0,1 a linc Christmas We know that our friends and depositors are pleased to learn that the de­ How program at thc schoolhouse Friday When God recalls His own. I evening. Dee. 22. The schooUwuse posits of every depositor in this bank are now insured in accordance with the : And bids them leave u iorid of woe “nd Christmas tree were appropriFor an immortal crown? ' atel*’ decorated and Santa Claus was provisions of the Federal Banking Act of 1933. Ls not c en death a gain to those ,h*J* W144> „ Whn«- lift to ood was given? Gladly to earth their eyes they close an.d i Alfred Fisher were Christmas guests Jo open them in Heaven." A,,r*d Puhpr nhrt“»n’“ By complying with the requirements of the Federal Deposit Insurance of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Munn and Miss Hetdcman in Lakeview. OBITUARY., Corporation, Savings Deposits of this bank are comparable to Postal Savings New Years gtiests at Mr. and Mrs. John Samuel Dennison, seventh 'iOrr Filter's were Mr. nnd Mra. Will son of Mr. and Mrs.” Robert Denm- ;Schantz of Vermontville. 'Mr. and in safety and earn a higher rate of interest. soh. was.born in Utica. N. Y.. Aug. . Mrs. Owen Varney and children. Mr. 18. 1886. spending his early life in and , Mrs. H. F. Munn and Miss Lena Utica and Rome. N. Y. The family Hcidcman. Wm. Cogswell and chllThis is a good time to open a Savings Account with this bank, where you later came to Michigan and settled ,dren. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cogswell in Batik* Creek, where Im* wm mar- ;and children. Melvin and - Alice have every assurance of the safety of your funds, and a fair rate of interest. rled to Miss Anna Heator. only ।j Whetstone and Elma Hilton. daughter of Jacob and Bcuy Heator. Mrs. Eva Trautwein and son They lived .in Castleton township >Claud and Alfred Fisher were NewThis bank has been built upon a policy of accommodating, painstaking •for a while then came to Hastings Year’s guests at Mr. and Mra. James wlicre they have since resided. Tylers ' m Woodland. apd conservative service which will be maintained as we enter i<jto this new nin\sons were bom to this union, Remember tlie Martin P. T. A. Ulis j Jake, purr and Roy. only Burr sur- Friday evening. Jan. 5. Our |»stor . ! vlVmr. Since thc death of his wife in 1 Rev. Conklin and family will be with | era in banking. 1928. Mr. Dennison has lived with us and put on thc greater part of his ron and wife. For 25 years he the program- A cordial imitation U worked for the Bliss Co. Despite the extended . to all. All inquiries will be cheerfully received, and you are invited to make excellent care given him. death took . Mr. nnd Mrs. Era Todd and Mr Dennison on Jan. 2. 1934 alter a daughter Vera of the Center road this your banking headquarters. long illness, aged yi years, 4 months iand Mr Ad Dominskia of Kalama­ and 15 days. Beside the son. he is zoo ; were New Year's guests of Mr. survived by a sister, Mrs. Cora La- and i Mrs. Roland Barry. mont of Charlotte, and two grand­ Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Ovcrsmuh sons. He was a member of the Bap- .and family spent Christmas with list church for 25 years serving on ; 1their mother. Mra. Nettle Overamlth. the church board 12 years. Funeral and i sons in Maple Grove. services . were held at lhe Baptist | Willard Hilton and sons spent church Friday at 2:30 P. M„ Rev. B. LNew Year's wrth his sister. Mrs. J. Adcock offlclallng. burial in Riv-. Grace LandU and family near er&lde. | Woodland. farrowed in 1934 as were farrowed, p following figures are from tlw tU1Bs and Mr. and Mrs. James Curand I™"™"* by >W,r *n 1932 U- Slbudget for 1934. War e™ndi- field and family ol Battle Creek. V , lures’ (2.770,617-556. Total ordinary Mr. and Mrs. Collings of Hastings and Adel Eworth of Bedford. । 3. Market from these litters not receipts. $2,131,228,000. i more than three fourths of the uv--------------- ----------------------1j Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams nnd I I Mrs. Ostroth spent New Year’s with I erage number of pigs farrowed and1 MIDDLEVILLE. I Mr- and Mrs. J. H. Adams in Freei marketed tor to be marketed this Last Week’s Letter. । port. winter) from your own sows lit 1932 „ „ , ,, , ,, and 1933. You also agree not to in-1 ,fenr>' BroB 111 and 4,1 bed for a Beryl Potter ot Hastings is spend­ crease in 1934 the number of hogs ,10^ d------“W Improving nicely, ....-- .. ------ ,. ing k tew days with his sister and ot our tcictcn:. teachers, husband, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bideb bought and fed for market, above, Myron Smith, one of ' 41<1 li.'lnlnrr the 014 All station stntlnn whUu-hil.--;■ man. man. the average number bought and fed 15 l,ln|4 n* ,he Henry is is Db il|. I Mr, ~~ and ” Mrs. Clair during the 2-year base period. Henry u » -'. ?.T *" “** Marshall 'and j F o Stokoe has been ill for some family of Bellevue called on Mr. 4 Lbs. Spare Ribs and on 1 Lb. Sauer Kraut, for only rbVrC TELEPHONE 2162 Conservative Painstaking INSURANCE OF DEPOSITS Hajtincj City Bank IIAJTINGJ, MICHIGAN �TJfE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10.1M4 ......= | MIDDLEVILLE. | Erie Hewitt, who was reported ill jin our last letter, passed on. fuS neral Thursday. Rhe leaves many Reul Entcrtniiinicnt Planned . uwawai , relatives mm and «n no*>« hoA tn of mtnai friends u> to I bv Oommittna for Meat An open meeting of the U1>ratu:e Jnourn_ The fainl|y have the sym.......- . . . t a----- committee lor MeetDcpartmtm of the Hastings Worn1Ja{ll their, many friends. ..... .. — -- y of f.,*,. ..j vui-ii itinjiy Elsie ii.ciiUAl L. W. Feighnar of Nasli'iite'jfas in ing January 18 if-t ’s Club was held nt =• the Central c-"'"1 Wtt —., beloved •--’—-• by------ ----------:?n's all—who knew her. I Mr. and Mr*. Keith Fuller were Mrs. Ralph Rggleston lias gone to | OJd ew pour Uw 1 ' On Thursday evenlhg. Jan. 18, lhe 1,001 buUdto« afternoon. in Grand Rapids on buslnpw on ■ lhe home of her sister, Mr*. Elmer the city Monday. • [onday. • f/s { j warren, in auoucia t^mriilp. ^iwup, to' w duj ocwnu t*cxuui C regwar meeting oi ure American ut! n, ° yfni 5 f ’ lrt,BC ’ * Buts? Well there I Monday. |Warren, in Bunfield Boy Smut Executive Lloyd Shafer of the Le|h. bluiI)<o w.. MIxm-j. Mildred Tuttle ’Marion *““1 w,lh tlie carc °f Mrs. Warren, was in Allegan on Tuesday. i Bton Auxiliary will be held at the . A I l < r the necessary biuInes* w*. B a party here wlio advises against „ ---------------------------- Auxiliary will be held at the'. AfUr ,he r*c«“rv wa. Muo.es zuiUe. M.n»> ~r~'. “.v. Mi™. Miiarra MM1N1 TuUle. __ O^ i.rw.ia.m Im urel to , , X tore to remuln Lampbere and Helen Merton spent wl>° « very Ul. < on Tuesday on business. mav be a good attendance Mra meeting over to Mrs K. S. Mein- m the building. If you want any Ute week end in Detroit. * Cart Wesplntcr. Jr, is expected idsMr .nd Mr. R B Moore wrre ri,n rureoun .nd Mr. T s K lyrf- th-llrmjn ol tlw Utrrwture t>- turlhrr mromutlon uk Corl Hur, M V OasktU has gone to Mar- »«”’»«' from °«,ro|t for °’fr Bunday ;taSy°'.£T'X '"JS'Melmyre totrodured Pro,. - I"C1U >nd w„,. 8trdm,„ in Allegan on Monday on business shall where he has been given thc C. W. Wrapinter was in Battle Miss Marguerite Hebnaruperger of managership of * Kroger store. Creek Tuesday evening attending an Ypsilanti visited Hastings friends on Mr .lid Mr. Orr.ld NMh ol Hop-' >o'‘»»bllr dnkr.' mMlln,. on hand to entov ft .Scssor of sculpture under tht Carlast week. They are now working filankcl Lined Jackets •1.65 - ’1.95 Sunday. . £TSSJi’s member of thel««* •» <»* Un‘«7»y °f on a nice contract. kins Mr. and। Mra.John>.H Kllia were WCJV dinner UIUI1V. guest* of Mr. and ------------------ -- L_lUdeiMker ---- ----- - V.. C. •D. > UIIU Garn Ml of VFIUUU Grand iwap.ua Rapids Rad was &now'T veP totere*-.8am Schteh. a resident of thU I Mrs. David Boyes on Monday eve- <ot Manistee will be lhe guests of Dr- the aunday guest of Prank and Miss State NhUte Conunrtte? for the iifou and Mrs. Frank Can-others on LeU|e aarn. Auxiliary and ho* been named by!’”8' “nd hutructive lecture on. township lor many years.-and who Mr. Kellar Stem left on Monday Thursday white the former is here -— • -Sullivan ■■■ -----------Miss Eileen returned---to Mra. Dunn. Department President, "extemporary • American , Sculp- has been is the Howell sanitarium for St Lou" J?to vi.R Mr and «<* lhe Knights KmghU Tiannlar Twplar ins inspection nee tion. Kalamazoo Sunday after a two as having charge of 66 Unit* com-1’°" ................... ..... ’,or *>n,c tjtontlui suffering from TB. arising the ■4th 5th Btli and 16th! 'rhe lrcture wtt5 by pa.w<| on the last of the week, leav- I Stem and family for! Mra. Vhlake leaves Thursday for weeks' vacation. Extra I-ong Extra Wide Extra Wear . J Pau. FraiKe, sailing from New York ! Mr. and Mra, Lester Tyler of Eat­ Congressional District*' the state ,nany flnc PWre’ o! thr-Vork of intJ |M1des the wife, one ron and ! having been divldetl Into four parts j American sculptors, among which many other relatives to mourn. The on Rapids were Bunday guests of fa^ivaof GrandWRapS»W«wctB’to* hvr^molherT hln^L^Mn each member of the Music Coin-lwcre of Professor Fairbanks {many friends extend their syinpaMr. and Mrs. R. M. Lambte 7. . . ... ...... . ■ . __ ...... tnwn. which weremuch Mdmired. .thv to the bereaved nn«*< . ■own. which were much lidmired. .thy to the bereaved ones I Mr. and Sira. V. "L. Wolcott of rnlttee having charge ot a certain A large number bf club member.we hear this A M. that Louise i Charlotte called on Mr and Mra number nf Units. 'Hie committee, Mr. Drnnu Murray 10 New v'»l‘ and guests were present, nnd those, Corson, ujio has been so ill for some Mr< M. A. Lanibie te in Mt. Car-1 MLu Barbara Johnson returned on Keith Daniels Bunday evening. • says Mrs. Foreman, is emphasizing .who were absent mUacd one of the days ii reported as some better with Judge and Mrs. Russell R. Me- group singing and thc organisation" roll?Ill, visiting her daughier. MUs I Wednesday to Staunton. Va, where outstanding 'programs of lhe club 'a fighting chance for recovery This I £eek of Charlotte were Sunday of trios, and all Units are asked to Helen Lanibie. who is a student at' «he i» attending college. year. |h good ne'fnt to her many friends J M. M Townsend T.»^nd spent wnl ThunThur.- —Stw^—«nrt A"*, the Frances Shimer school. |j Mra. J. M.xine sing war songs- The value ol sing­ The next meeting will be Friday । she has clerked in the P. M. FaulkMra J. M McElwain of Lanring. dnv day and Friday with her aon. son. FranFranend ing at the meetings Is also stressed. afternoon. Jan. 12 Thc chairman of ner More for some time and mode who has been here for-severol weeks, i cis Townsend, in Ann Arbor. I :JJ*™1 *** j£hniOn the. Home Department will have . many-friends, always pleasant, and nvMUSKO ON B'KTIID^^^, has gone to Grand Rapids for a Mr and Mrs Ou. Whittum of ln^'On?!cuJ?" —- 1~~n. (efficient Here is wishing for you Mrs. H. E. Brdsall was very pleas------------ -------------------ItePtaS? Mf and “ri bersia------------" a quick recovery. antly surprised Saturday evening, j ■ GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY. Our bank received word last week Mr and Mrs. H- Maurice Murphy I Mr. and Mrs Wm. Schuii of '<?r' M*- Prank Owl’ for «ewn»I Jan. 0, by a number of relatives and ,i Mr. and Mrs. Milo ........................ , . in... Lehmans that their deposits were now of Howell were in lhe city on Bat- Grand Rapids spent Saturday with I —. . rhenev nf _______ Hillsdale hMtelra fl^at^eiuel\i^nM-flthe:‘'0W,‘'n wedding was celebrated in wred This .will l>o good news to I urt.rctuUneM. Mr. and Mra Keith Danltl*. i'spent lhe week end with her unciJ” ” 1 Prairieville. Dec 30 Mito P. Lehman, their many dri(o*itor.,. No doubt it and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. WillMdL®’TXf ’nsHainCImhmJnd He karm-d ’ will bring a deal of money out of !mont. entaf-j?'iSi^aut i Parting and th- paperhanging; hiding many having carried or hffl Mra. Lyman B. Chamberlain and Mra ?R Vilne/ i‘rade x" ,wa hc *iU ‘”“u’d tn mar’ :' Vy b,K‘n‘‘y that *h&uld U‘ ln a daughter ot Charlotte were u> the ^n.^d Mra HoJd iSumte? an 1! ,lflKe ,fK M “f«lv w,lkl,,'o« 01 BarT> . city the last ot the week calling on | “r" Mehl Ju-v and 1£ o county, they have Uwd in PrairieP M. F"’>lkner and family returnfriends. Grand RkiSs the mVs Liiilan ’'‘11'‘ ‘hlrU-four years. They belon-. ed from their Florida trip Saturday. Mb* Grace Edmonds, who has |°r?nS.;”a”'7' J,‘ld *7p0,n. (v.v to the Masonic and Eastern Star having enjoyed every minute of the been home for two weeks, returned "J,1* ,nd | lodges, also to the Odd Fellow and time they were gone Puu| at once Am*., t, whrre « i: ! Rebekah lodges, and have a targe went to the Grand Rapids hoapltal Sunday tn to Union « City where »hr she lis Mra. Elmer Raawta-y and daughter!.^ saw ill' CIIC-IC of Ul frlcndj irieims. and unu BCqu*intanee-and ........ . 7— Mbs Corson, who is so ,,, a teacher. a ' nnd ,lowar<1 Thi>v fiftv , She- hn-S b en a They Uiaiort issued civ one hundred hundred nnd nnd fifty,Shehns been a clerk clerk in in his hu store store I ; K. C. Wilson, who has been em­ Hubbard of Chicago. invitations to tllclr friends to be for some time. ployed here, ha* been transferred to present ut their 50th wedding anni-1 D. D. Wolverton and wife return-1 .Ludington, where the family will HONORED MRS. 'SIEGEL. versary. Dec. 30 and with-a few ex-'cd from their Florida trip on Sat-^ "move later. Misses Mildred Tuttle. Marion I urday and Mra Wolverton Is on heri Mrs. Charles Wibert returned on Lamphere, Edith Heald and Jose­ ceptwns nil were present. It-was held In the Mt tlrodk: I school job th& Monday A. M. I Bunday from Hillsdale-where she phine Stine were hostesses at a had been spending a week with Miss charming party af the former’s church nt Prairieville which ha* ] °ur teachers wtire glad to be back! Rubbing Alcohol, full pint................ 19c lately been remodeled. At one P. M. I at work after a two weeks'. vnea-j Ruth Wibert. home on Tuesday evening compli­ the grand inarch was' played by |tion. The kiddle^ all-seemed to be,’ Miss Elaine Foreman returned to mentary to Mrs. Agnes Sheldon Sie­ Epsom Salts, I lb.................. .................. 10c HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Orchestra which also,Phased to be back at work, her home in Kalamazoo Thursday gel. a reccnj bride. Tlw bridal idea Snook’s . sni,v after spending a week with Mrs. was used in thd decorations which played number* throughout tlse pro25c cake Cashmere Bouquet Soap . . 10c Kun Rtv Milr> «»«■ a Bn.- UU In SOUTH TIIORSAI-ri£ Ellis Daniels. were very attractively arranged. hLs pteasing manner .Mrs. Fannie I Mr. and Mra. Oils Scott etUer' . 50c Milk of Magnesia.......................... 39c Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Porritt and Seven tables of bridge were in chlldrfcn of South Bowne called, at play, thc honors being won by 4Itas Juckson recited an orgiiwi poem talned Friday evening with u bard I lb. Blk. Psyllium Seed..................... 29c the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jannet Michael and ' Miss Marie which was well received nnd Mr. party and suppgr which neighbors! Snook sang several solan. relatives cnjoyyd very' much. I Daniels Bunday. , i Rowe. An unusual feature of thc occasion : Little Anna May Wicringa nnd I lb. Charmona Talcum Powder . . . 25c ! Mr. and Mra. Frank Sayles and Mrs. Siegel was presented with a Mr. und Mrs. Edwin Sayles were in shower of lovely, miscellaneous gifts. was the- wearing of thc same blue friend. Bettie Lou Servin, of Mid-] silk Picas and stockings which fchc dleville • s|x-nt Saturday night with j 4 ozs. Castor Oil.................................... 19c Lowell Sunday to sec the former's wore at h-r former wedding. A sub- the former's granflparenta, Mr. and; brother, who is very ill. CALLED ON RELATIVES. I -2 gal. Mineral Oil............................ 98c Btantlal .sum was given them also a Mra, Chas. B. Johnsop. MLss Eleanor Miller returned to George Reuter and Guy Reuter. ।number of beautiful presents which. n.numWr which; Mrs jack McVeigh and "daqghter, Birmingham Sunday after spending^ 1 both of Fort Recovery, Ohio, were in 5 yds. I Adhesive plaster..............29c her vacation with her parents. Mr. thc city on Thursday, having been attest to the high esteem in which! Jene. of Chicago will return home her and Mra George Miller. called to Freeport by the death of they are held At 4:30 a fine dinner this Monday after assisting 2-qt. Hot Water Bottle....................... 49c Philip W. Kniskern of Bronx- their MW,r ,mother. 11UVI1CI, Mrs. Magdalena Reu- •*.is served after which all wished, mother. Mrs. James McCrea, the D m AND vllle. N. Y, was the guest, of his, ter While hen-they culled on their them many happy returns of the paM^two^wcek*. 25c Kotex................................................. 19c l Miss Van Loon of Grand Rapids mother. Mrs. A. D. Kniskern. on. aunt Mrs p^fRa Oosch. and their . j accompanied Henry Jackson here IN STOVE OR FURNACE Saturday night- and Sunday. uncle. John Smclkefr. sister and 75c Popular Copyrights..................... 49c i and they were guests ot Mr. und WEST HOPE. , Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Putnam and1 brother of tlwlr mother. Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson. recently. son Devon were Sunday dinner Ouy RClltcr serving his comThe young people will meet at: 1 -2 lb. Chocolate Creams................... 10c guests of Mrs. Ella Phillips and muhlty as postmaster, while his old- thc home of Ray Barnes Friday eve-1। VTlie Gates school will begin- again daughter. Lydia, of Augusta. । er brother has been a merchant nlng. January 12. for a business and ' tlljs morning after n two weeks' vo­ cation which the teacher. Mrs. Roy Rev. L. L- Dewey was in Grand | there for many .years, both being S’is ' McCaul. und the pupils have enRapids on Tuesday attending a actively identified with every civic meeting of the Board of Trustees i interest. or is Invited to attend. j Robert Mugridge who snent iu»v —Every lady of thc Michigan Conference. * I —- --------I Mrs. D. C. Christian will accom- BUSINESS WOMEN’S i.* J 1 ’’ Srant|l’nrt,,ft ln’mother, returned. Saturday to thQ customer gets a free sample of Chamber­ party Mrs. Victor Hilbert of WoodHOSPITAL GUILD, ir S?M,. Ruuell Holm™ Tm!*'tom’. landto Lansing on Thursday tj/c A delightful meeting of the Busllain’s Hand Lotion, Saturday, January 13. the funeral of Maurice Parsons. Womens Hospital Guild was MU«c,gm the hoUdaye with the|,,„^ bl|n „r New Sunday School officers have Plan to start the New Year right । Mra. Layton, who was a guest of held at' the home of Miss Eva A h°Mr' lnd\tre. Bt.hle, Khntto .re I been elected as follows: Supt, Mrs..] by attending Sunday School .al m“ Mr. and Mrs John Engel since Hecox on Monday evening, with a Kathryn Hart; Asst. Supt, Mrs. 10:00. preaching service at 11 w, Christmas, left Saturday for Kala- large attendance. The business sesGladys Chamberlain: Secy. Mirs and evening service at 8:00. t • Just Received a Fresh Shipment of mazoo enroute to her liome at Paw j .tlon tollowrtl -the lovely ftfh dinner. .,u, c.t. .... to ,o remind rara.no Clol“': ?"•».. Mr». Mill, ni... Wniwm n. re 1 "tepped In. with - Paw. [ the members and guests later play­ Mr. and Mr. Oleh WalMin ot th 1-, hl > . . . — - and An apparatus invented by a Phila­ birthday. Card, Teaclrara are- Bible CRAZY WATER CRYSTALS :! Alfred Townsend of at t»hn. who ln? hridgc and worklng Mw puz. inn railed at Harold Sprlneer. Pri-X .up:ir St. Johns, made -----made a very class- Rev- Nortfln; Young Peoples delphia man is a new aid to out­ has been sjwnding the winter with zles. "•OTSStd O-ddd Ot Muncie *55?^ “m^" B^on rtenartlmr nil fn^mSute Class, Mrs. Gladys Chamberlain: Mr. and Mra. J. M. Townsend, has Mb* Arlene Campbell Is the Feb­ Intormaarfinto Un Rvrnr, Lewis; board motor speed boats it ralarr (gone to Wacousta to visit his nieces ruary hostess. and Ml.« Bernier rf.nour ot Hunt. *™” m*"y plc““l I Primary, to J. B Norton. The new lhe boat entirely out of the wajei <<, and nephews. ington spent Christmas ’vacation at —:-------- ». ' quarterlies arc especially interesting. at Its greatest speed. y ’ OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY. I Mrs Wm. Zuschnitt returned Jesrq Osgood’s. Rev. Isaac Osgood. " SHULTZ. , home Friday from Ann Ariwr where In honor ol the thirty-fifth wed­ of Freeport, was also a guest there. | Mrs. J. E. Norton is still ill at !she has been tive past three-weeks ding anniver.Miry ot Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrs. L. D. Woodman and Arclilc thb writing. Her many friends hope GOODS DELIVERED : TELEPHONE 2131 I She is feeling line, again for which George Harthy. their children. Mr. and Mrs. Mary Belle Johncock spent! t(> see her up again soon all are pleased. and Mrs. Otis Harthy and Mr. nnd Saturday In Kalamazoo with Mrs.: J,fr. and Mrs. Carl Weyerman of Mlsa Marjorie Kenyon left on Sat­ Mra. Oscar Kuempcl, surprised them J. P. Collison, who has been very- ill. | Hastings were Sunday visitors at B. urday for her school duties in PhlG on Thuraday evening at the oils We sincerely hojie for on Immediate t j, Lewis'. adclphin, Pa, after spending her Harthy home, a rabbit dinner being recovery. _ ] Mrs. Mary Morford of Kalamazoo I vacation with her parents. Mr. and served. A delightful time is reported Beverly Ford spent the holidays, is spending a few days with her sbMra. Dorr Kenyon. nnd congratulations nre extended to with her aunt. Mra. Harry Sims, of ter. Mrs. A. Smith. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. the bride and groom of thirty-five Battle Creek. ’ . | Rev. Norton Is helping conduct re­ Omer Barker were the Misses Sigred years. Mrs. Roy Terry was called to; vival service* at South Maple Grove. Kangas and'Anne Hill of Ann ArJackson last week where her sister ------- ’ *from ----- "— • services,' Several here attended MOVING TO CALIFORNIA. |tnr. Miriam Slgert-of Detroit and is in' the -hayiital suffering a third there Sunday evening. Eunice Wood of Battle Creek. Friends’-of Mr. nnd Mrs. David stroke ol paralysis. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bernard Shultz and! I Dr. Winifred McLravy and Mrs. French of Caledonia will b? inter­ Mrs. Kathryn Hart attended thc! .mokGW^ •Tillfc McLaughlin of Grand Rapi’d. ested in learning that they nre mov­ funeral of Mrs. Jesse Shultz In Claiidc^Montgamcry^Bd son Carl Hastings Saturday. ] were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. ing to California in thc near future, R. J. McCreery. Mrs. Carrie Belson where they will make their home. who visited relatives l!f%jd around Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pierce of Bed­ returned lo Grand Rapids with Mr. French," who has been in Los Allegan. Orangeville gnd Kalama­ ford were visitors al Byron Lewis' them. Angeles thc past month, is expected zoo returning home Wednesday Friday. . . . Mr. and k.. J. M. Townsend and home this week, and they will re­ night.' Everyone is cordially Invited to .ton Julian were >n Lowell on Mon­ turn west as soon us conveniently • We hear that wedding bells were the meeting of the Shultz Echoes day night attending an Interna- passible. " ringing for Miss Harriett Knapp on Friday night. Jan. 10. al the hall. tlonal Dinner at tlie congregational and gentleman of Detroit..Tile name At that time refreshments will be Middleville lb. BRANCH DISTRICT. church as guests of Mr. and Mrs. has not been learned but they are] served and a pleasant evening is be­ Shultz or Freeport, lb. 21c Reuben Lee. The Dorcas Society of N. Maple to live in Detroit. Congratulatlbns. ing planned. .Mr. and Mrs. W R. cook leave Grove will serve dinner at thc Rolland -Hummel of Maple Grove! an Monday via thc Santa Ft- for Uk home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanes vsitoJ his aon Bill and family Sun-] Angeles. Calif, where they will Thursday. Jun. 18. A cordial invita­ day. . . ■ spend several--------weeks---as _ guests of— Mr. tion is extended to all. ----------------------------Mr. and Mra. D. A. McClelland ftnrt Mr*. Mrs R. R T. French. Wrenrh Ttjey *rhf»v plan nlnn !' We .arc glad to report that Mrs. L. and Betty spent Sunday with Sami ami to Visit in Ban Diego. San Francisco.' E. Mudge is gaining nicely after her McClelland and wife at Eaton! and otijer places of interest. ’fheyiTccent operation at Leila hospital, county. Good Quality at a Low PriCo will visit the Grand Canyon enroute j Mrs. Nettie Ovcrsmith U critically Lait rcjwts Charles Northrup, to California. ill of bronchial pneumonia at hei who is being cared for at the home! Pound Box of his niece at Vcrmontvillo. are no' UP PARTY. ] lhe Nasliville’students from the bitter. / Fancy Sailed Sodaa Another Cheer Up party w'Hl *’®; Branch district returned to their Mr. nvA Mra. Clair Van Sickle achfla on ewninK nt the school worlc Jan & aIu.r enjoying a companira Mr. and. Mr., Charles Lar,. SloBk,. Knights of PyUllas hail In the itw0 weeks' vacation. Harrington to Nashville • Bunday • Quick Suda That Laat bulId,n8:’ MrM" Mrs. Wm. Ryan and Priscilla rc- night, to attend the services at the atebbim are committee chairmen lurneti t0 their iwmc in Detroit Sun- Nazarene church. and the other membera are Mmra !day a(Ur caMe<l here by Uu. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hummel of the I Ona Pound Box and Mesdames Glenn Bnterer. Wal-illlneaa ol her Mn> MudgC Lake house were in Battle Creel: ter Eaton. Harold Smith. Edw. We „e wrry to lM.ar of the U1. Sunday, Dowm, nifco Mr. and Mrs. Dillon | nCM 0( Mrs. Ernest Gray of South . Catherine McAdams and father of Trips outside on ttlormy, dump winter days Wolverton of Middleville. i Maple Grove. Lansing spent Sunday with Mr. and, often result in cold# und IlincML . Mrs. Clair Van Sickle. BOWNE CENTER. ’ ’ . HAS FINE PROMOTION I IJ. Is b pleasing to the many friends NORTHEAST C ARLTON. Such danger* can he greatly lessened if sou Sunday visitors and callers at Cannot he made right. But of Donald Boyes to know that he has . -Miss Gra<-e Ingram of Cincinnati Didcory Brand Ji lb. Guy Smith's were. Mr. and Mrs. have a telephone in your home. For you been promoted to the position of su! pervisor of lhe processing depart­ Fred Schwader of Campbell. EarlI -is visiting tier parents. Mr. und Airs, j can be corrected. Think of can "run” errands and reach friends by ment ot-Xhe Malleable Iron Works at Smith and family of Grand Rapids. Roy. Norton. Best Pure the tremendous advantage Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Endsley and; telephone without tearing the hoiutt! lira. Baginaw. Congratulations are ex­ and Mr. and Mrs. Watt Thomas. - children spent New Year's with her! Marion Smclker and Beatrice to lhe public because of thc ; tended. Donald was home for several Tliomu visited the Rosenberg schoolI parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Deck-! Telephone service "pays ite way” in conven­ truth of that statement. । days during the holidays. Friday. IhbEnd ience ... in thc lime, steps and driving Your eyes may or may not Mra. Wayne and Mrs. Addie Ben­ Louisa Lydy Is home after spend-] , . LUNCHEON FOR EIGHT. be “wrong."* but gelling the expense it sates . . . and in thc protection I Covers were laid for eight at a ton and Gertrude and Beatrice ing the holidays with her daughter j! | charming luncheon given by Mrs. Thonuis attended a kitchen shower and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Dale! facts and needed help it offers home, and loved ones in case of lire, j M. E. Nevins on Thursday. The aft- for Airs. Burdette Lass al the home Quick of Battle creek. uould be an instant and accident, sudden illness or other emergency. Mr- and Mra. Eiwyn Hayward of cmoon was spent with visiting. Mrs. of her aunt at Holy Corners Thurs­ continuous benefit lo you. day. — Delton and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lydy ’ .A. A. Anderson of Grand Rapids Mra. Amanda Ervin of Hastings is. und son. Gary, spent Saturday! was an out of tnwn guest. caring for her sister. Mrs. Jennie night and Sunday with their jmr- ' ents. Mr. and Mra. Scoil Lydy, and ' ANNUAL MEETING. Flynn. I Mrs. M. A. Lambic will he the]: Sunday _____ cullers _____________ .___________ We at Wayne Benton's ,Mr. and Mra Date Quick of Batik’ EYESIGHT SPECIALIST hostess at lhe annual meeting of’were. Mr. and Mra Russell Benton Creek visited there Sunday. Phons 2634 Hastings ON) TtlrphuM Utuinm Oj&r> tiie Emmanuel Guild ol Lite Epbco-, and Mr- and Mrs Vcrnor Benton oi Vaughn Lvdy te visiting hi- sister p pal church on Thursday afternoon. Grand Rapids. Wm Marshull. Bea- and husband. Mr., and Mra. Eiwyn 1 I Jan. 11, at her home. 528 8. Park St.‘trice Thomaa and Merrill Karcher. Hayward, of Delton. Social Events and Personal Mention SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR AUXILIARY UNIT Women's Club । WORK CLOTHES Overalls and O’all Jackets *1.50 *1.95 *1^19 . 75c Work Shirts . eS’Sth dT ..S ““ vSL'ar"’ ■«««»»“ . Work Socks 10c, 15c, 18e Canvas Gloves 10c, 15e, 20c, 25c Work Pant*. *1.25 *1.50 *1.75 SPECIALS On All Heavy Winter Wear Every Day Specials AT THE Rexall Drug Store Clothing & Shoes for Men & Boys Red Clover Eastern Kentucky Coal BURNS LONG CLEAN Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Telephone 2515 FREE SAMPLES Frank Sage Carveth & Stebbins The REXALL STORE MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Friday, Jan. 12 Saturday, Jan. 13 Bargain days Campbell’s Pork & Beans 5 Butter Grapenuts 36c 19c pk«- 17c Macaroni 3 n». 19c Crackers 13c ChlpIO GUARD AGAINST EXPOSURE Graham Crackers I3c MEAT SPECIALS Bacon Lard Loin Roast USE THE TELEPHONE! WRONG EYES 13c 2 16c lk Xljc I. V. BESSMER �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II. 1654 PAGE EIGHT WANTS THE CH CHES COURT HOUSE NEWS MARRIAGE LICENSES. Ralph Sage. Hastings. Route 2 . Ernest IT Fair, Dwter. R Tdti Brunson. Doster. R. 1 " Maurice Burchett. Doster k t Flossie Adrlanson. Delton Every trass ■ wo • flt J* guar­ anteed to hold the r. pture ■nd we keep it la proper sitJnstment fot* you.'Let us show yon the New Akron Trass 1 ., .. .. EM Gordon W. Bera. t>f al. min­ ora. Annual account of Gdn. filed.. Ft Thontnv Doyle, dee’d. Waiver Of nrtlce filed, order anpolntlng Admr. entered, bond of Admr. filed. • ' • ■ ■........................... The Preicription Drug Store Jean Stedge. who has been sick for two week?. Is back in High school again. ,drcn spent Sunday with Ml** Jennie McBain, at Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marble of Has­ tings qalled on the latter's AUter. Mr:., Jane Tuttle. Sunday afternoon. -Mrs. Mildred Roush, who ha* been staying with Mr. and Mn. Er­ nest Williams, went to Grand Rap­ ids Sunday for a visit. . Miss Ruby Stedge of Royal Oak returned Sunday to her school after i. two weeks' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stdge.' Houarcf Hadley wife of -------------------, and -------w Grand Rapid* sjient Sunday with Clyde Stedge and family. H 'ill*' LEGAL NOTICES Our Service To PROTECT You Constantly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly iltlcn for special At1mr_UsJ. nr• abpalntitic special Admr. en- CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. F t. Florence Magee, dee'd. Stipu­ lation for adjournment1 filed, ordei GEO. M. NEWTON E't John I. Baker, dec'd. Peti­ tion for authority to sell bonds filed. AUTO PARTS account of Adnir.-jUed, order allow­ ing. account entered, -discharge of GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Phone 263' Hastings Chin, by ward filed, discharge of Odn. ih>f>ed. estate enrolled. ' G.B.CISLER THE AUCTIONEER Would, lie pleased to cry your safe. Middleville, Mich. Qn Saturday evening. January 22. ... - 0{ Yankee Spring* will put iv cr.kitled. "Billy's MU­ haps' th the following players. l.dling. a veterinarian, sur-....... —J Foote; Viola McKibbin as Mra. Smithfield,Ulkiervpu* invalid: Rrtth McKibbin as Mrs. Gaddy, a neighbor; Dorothy Foote -as a Steady Work—Good Pay perlcnce or capital needed. Writt today. McNESS CO.. Dept. B. Free­ port. Hlinob. I-16 readings and monologues. This will be nt the Ynnkre Springs church a! Cliicngo Piano Manufar. Hirer has iqjhe. virinily <>f i I a -1 i »i ga Ileauliiut Parchmgpt. We thank you for the steadfast confidence you have displayed during the try- We pleased to announce that deposits with e now guaranteed under the United States Government Plan. DELTON STATE BANK Delton, Michigan GRANGE PROGRAMS HASTINGS MARKETS ML\ Doris McKibbin of Prairie­ ville ‘pent last week In Indianapolis. Ind Hn»h*on Saunders and sister. Edith, returned with her to spend from Mmidsy noon until Tuesday Fire Insurance At Cost! CARDS of THANKS Floyd Flynn Mrs. John Nash nnd Mrs Jennie Flynn were in Grand i Rapids Saturday, thc later to con-1 suit Dr. Rlgterink- ’She expects to, undergo a goiter operation tn the Insure your property in the BUte Mutual Rodded fire Insurance Com­ pany of Flint. Michigan's Largest Farm Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Nearly one-half million In assets and resources. llaa paid its members over 1 <.700.1133.00 In psst ftp years. Its policy written to cover the needs of the average farmer. A blanket policy on personal property which ofteu fives aa much protection as dou­ ble the amount in a daasitod policy. DISCOUNTS (Ivan for rods. Sre resisting roofs on dwslllngs. also for approved tire «*Un<uUbers. MORRIS O. HILL, Hastings JERRY ANDRUS. Hasting* were in Hastings Saturday. Dorn Benton and Burdette Lass of Calodtmiu were married Friday eve­ ning nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Riii'ill Bcnt-in in Grand Rapids. Prides / Policy / and t / Conscience govern every ‘uneral­ Notice to the Hunters—Trappers JOHN H. UTZ, Hastings KEN BRAENDLE, Freeport State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. ON LOANS ABOVE <100 to >300 • Household offers a substantial cut in the cost ot loans above $100 up to $.100. The new low monthly rate is 2li£. Families keeping house who can repay monthly now may borrow amounts over $ 100 at a real saving. Loans of $100 and le» reduced to 3% per month. Quick, private, service. Only -husband and'wife need sign. 20 months io repay. Visit, write, or telephone the Household Finance Corporation of America on the 3rd Fl. of the City National Bank'Building,. 1 West Michigan Ave., Battle Creek. Phone 4406. brother and family from Sunfield Bunday. Mr. Joint Huling had a severe hearVattack last week, is some bet­ ter at the present. Miss Agnt> Deukln is visiting rcla- e conduct anrt weighs 12.:arried on one ship. CHARLES H. LEONARD ARCHIE TOBIAS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-01-17.pdf 1134532bb475778a3c5a4fa6059b2d73 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER H ---------- .------------- z------------------- TT--------------------------------------------------------- :------------------------------- SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR HIIRV MOVFIVOT HITS AT SURPLUS 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 17,1934 Thatcher'Sias Act of Interest to HUGH RILEY AGAIN Rural, Village and City Schools DST. CHAIRMAN Bill Outlines Method for Distrib­ uting $15,000,000 Relief Fund PAGES Ito 8 ™° SfSXIU. PRODUCTION MT PATRICK C. HOWARD ASSDN. ORGAN ZED DIST"'C'„.‘<, , 0Se«i«o DISCUSSION Bl Hastings Men to Attend Pro­ gram and Banquet at Bur­ ton Heights Church NUMBER 38 TWO TEACHERS ADD­ ED TO CITY SYSTEM Edmonds in 2nd Ward This week Monday morning two)’INCLUDES COUNTIES OF BARRY, EATON AND new teachers were lidded to the city1 schools becau»c of crowded condi­ INGHAM tions in several of the grades, one teacher having 53 children in her ___ will and sliould be vitally tatemt- twelve pupils enrolled are up against TREASURER GAVE A room, which lx altogether too many. FRED SMITH WAS in the district and is expected to WOULD BE AVILABLE BUTTER SURPLUS NOW ed in what Is kno*n as the "Thatch- it with this bitt. To district! having At Central school. Misr.- Helen; cm c*min ocnnoT Jrnd r*presentaliv« to the meeting. ELECTED PRESIDENT BUT SIX MOS. PER YEAR Wade, who has been teaching kin-. GLUTTING MARKET cr-8las Act.” better known ns “Act twelve pupils o? more tanrollrd. the SPLENDID REPORT It Will ronrene at one o’clock P. M ----;— « reuu»»up dergarten. will have the extra third1 —— r—anu uc»<n wnn and begin' with .u..*..a fellowship lunch, (No. 236 of the Public Acts of 1933." way is open to provide for grade or Closed With the Pageant eon at the Burton Heights church Treaty Would Be Between and fourth grad. =. Her »uccessor Purpose to Make Short Time education—in cowt-HidatExcess Estimated at One Which wax passed al the recent SIX’- ■ high school --------------------— -------------------------------f~n United Sutcs and Qreat I. M... -------YMa4^ nf W.I.. Is Miss Margaret DeMeyer-of Kala ­ ______ __ _legislature _______ of _ ____ HunHreH Thnnannrl Pnnnrl. t cial session of the thislieu ,cd sciuxi.a schools oi or in 14 12 kiuut grade ixiiuuh schools ui in Hundred Tnousand rounds (state. u or'villages or viiins<s outside the th.- iural :urai "Mightier Than the Sword" mazoo. a griuluutc of W. S. T. C. ! Loans to Farmers for Buy­ ' |cities Britain, Not Canada Miss Grace Edmond.,, who ha* ing Seed, Stock, Etc. discussion. with Dr. Bert E Smith —Very Well Presented —Total on Increase . Another mmuict bill paxseri pa*ncu by the urc samZ;district Mmr|——• provided ------ that, ----in- such outA new venture in practical farm * legislature provided for an appro- >lde school*, agricultural training, Boy Scouts. Sea Scouts, Cubs, par- director ot men’s work of the Metho­ A large group of Hastings citizens be«'n teadting at Union City thia Government short term credits to dist Episcopal church, ns director. gathered at the K. of P. hall on year, lias accepted a iwtdUon in Ute the farmers of Barry, Eaton and relief is about to Jte attempted, in plratlon of not exceeding 815/100.000 manual training and domestic Second ward school. At 6:30 will be the animal dinner Ingham counties will be under the Michigan. A state-wide organlzutton) “> be made by th.- state, to be divid-1 science are tauwjta three hundred wcra present jLjBe s.-Jvcd b? the’&Trton llXbS Broth- Wednesday evening. January' 10th.. Tiie first semester closes tills week control of what in known ox the b“is now being perfected and made a Ld among the school districts of | It U the fact that Act 236 was ssx-ts d'srs F1- ’’~ic Friday and texts are being held this "Ciiartolte Production Credit As^otiart of a national organization in Michigan. Inorder to Insure their passed tiiat lias reopened the way sent in their ■■■• names in ”advance dbctifs the St. which are now oraanlzed the allied ade£luatc support. »o that they could I for the building of the Delton Con- buiMina on WrtM-toy. dinner .*•have — ““ •" d'*i“ -u. creek ................... - Lawrence -------- *c«k throughout the various depart- elation.” which has been formed for drt-y " “'S ton iS'rtrry on tolr pubho rtlnute m « «<IM.lrt wl.l.rt. rtndto; rerved m the gym and the program Among the speaker* will be Dr .. . ! the purpose of giving short term Mr. Howard gave a very interesti credit to farmers In the three coun­ states of the union The obicctlvc of < manner which would makt them,i ami “l>o for the alteration ■: the Each Trcop Smith, dur own Ex-Congrew.inan. thi^aSatiS U to iSSS* tSlemctent and helpful Nashville rchool building, with suit­ in the, auditorium. I ties. and tiie guesta v. of *n.* that Troop sat John C. Ketcham, ami short talks by mg discussion' on the advisability and feasibility ot the project and | . Members of the Association from use of butter and other dairy pro- j DUtrlcts having an enrollment of able additions to it. so that it can be­ by themselves. After the bountiPthers. , . bounti­ nude many convincing statenuftta . the three counties met Monday and dnet* and thus reduce the tremen- I«fc‘han twelve will not participate, carried on as a consolidated -< hool. ful dinner, the crowd went upstairs dous surplus**butter X S the I in•ISfiOO.WM) fund. Schools wit). . W;- are sure every reader -i the and listened to a splendid program. 'as to’why Congress .-Jvould.not ratify i selected officers for the Association mariteTand*aid in increasin^inilk fro '« ‘ wo to eight or eight or ten 1 BanJicr will !>• interestedip (hta ___ , .... ... .________ _ .... 1 Yraim turn In ..ii/ht n»* elaht nr ti.n the treaty lor the constructioh of as follows: The coffye wa.s furnished by Lee are........ considered very ‘imj»rtant act. which oneii^thv A- Cady through J. J Mead and the |his huge project. ', and dairy prices all along the line, pupils r'"”......... ......... * by K" the *”■* educa--1 verv «n«®rtant aet.[ Fred A. Smith, of Barry county, He pointed out first that the' i President. In tills nation-wide organization 1tiorml authoriik-s of the-state ax notjwuy for great improvement^ tn the milk and cream by HigWands in a j«altic,.i to do worthwhile .schools of this city und county. It Dairy' per R W Cook. treaty was not between Canada anti are found representatives of every being 1 Claud Reeder. Charlotte. Vlcework. ought to mean, now tiiat proper the United States, but was with MUSIC CLUBS TO PRESENT• । President. Kirn Sigler; master of ceremonies. business engaged in the production. school 1 Great Britain and bears, the signa-1 ; distribution, and sale of fluid milk •Act No. 236 tells how this |15.- buildings can be secured in Barry Introduced J. M. Town*end. wiio led TCHABOD CRANE” ‘ E. P Reynolds, Charlotte, Secreturcs of the Imperial Ministers of is to be distributed. It pro-'county without bonding, that the in singing several enthusiastic song« and every business engaged in the |000,000 1 , tnry-Treaxurer. FRIDAY manufacture, distribution and sale i irides enough w that districts are whole of Barry county chai! lx? accompanied by Mrs..Uoyd Shafer THOSE INTERESTED IN OR the British Empire, in a time of war, । under its provWons. to grouped into consolidated sciux.l dis- on the piano Hugh Riley. District This A:r-ociation will iiave charge • which U always possible, this in­ of dairy products, including butter.'I encouraged, 1 GANIZING CLASSES TO for more than the eight grade* trict.s ternational ■ waterway would lead to AMUSING DIALOGUE 2 cheese, ice cream. Infant foods and 1I plan 1 Ciuiirman. gave a short talk telling MEET MONDAY EVE taught in rural schools;1 Act No. 236 reads as follow.^ i many serious complications. Even condensed, jxjwdered and evaporated j• ordinarily ' nf hLs deep interest in Scouting and :• though the^Jnitcd States were not up to IGO. and in some cases 865) (Continued on page three) A FEATURE OF PLAY milks. Ail along the line in this for- land 1 stressed the value of the work to the involved In war Great Britain midable array of dairy soldiery, the boys of any community. WORK AND TEACHERS AP­ might, if engaged in war. seek to battle cry is "eat up the surplus,”. I , The report of - the nominating Plot Adapted From Wa.hing. EJSS’S* "" “,m *“* According to government uuthbri-; INVEST $7.25 AND GET committee was given by Rev. L. L. PROVED BY COMMITTEE avoid shipment through the water­ The Association expects to be ready way to enemy belltgerentaton Irving’s Legend of ties at Washington the surplus of I 11Q DI IT UC ninkl’T W*ey» and the following persons 1 to loan money for these purposes 3>l«—BU! Ht UIUN I jjere d«t.d: DI trlct CTiairman. In8tractora Prom Ranks of Oix’ of the principal reasons given butter in Che United States now Sleepy Hollow • beginning with February 1. After by the proponents of the scheme, he stands at approximately 100.000.000 Hugh RikT; Immediate Past Chair­ «afd. is that It will furnish cheaper The comic opera. “Ichabod that time application blanks for Unemployed as Part of Slick Stranger Offers Big man. Richard Cook; District Vice­ pounds. Till, Is quite a sizeable! transportation tor the exportation Crane." which is to be presented Fri­ such loans can be obtained at the churning but unless something Is | -Chairmen. Kim Sigler. Fred Stcb'Emergency Program Profit Percentage — day. January 19. Intire Hastings office of the Secretary-Treasurer, of our surplus wh^at; yet m our . . . — — — — done quickly to reduce the growing) [ blns. Dr. B. A. Perry, Sidney. French. All adults who may be interested present national setup no American Central auditorium by tlie musical E. P. Reynolds, ot Charlotte, or of Didn't Work ■ John C. Ketcham and David Goodsurplus, the total will continue to IN HASTINGS CITY BANK, - That sharpers are up- to many 'year: Treasurer. Maurice Foreman. In.formlng classes to take up studies wheat lx being shipped abroad and- organizations of Hastings HighCounty ---- — Agent — Harold Foster, at his “ “ ■ -* .Increase.' . [school, promises to be one of the : offee in this city. ' Dairy Production Increased. ! MAKING CAPITAL • tricks is evidenced by what hap- ■ Standing Committees; Civic Service. In any subject are asked to meet tri the plan is to only raise enough [ outstanding entertainments of the ! ... ...... in ......a ■town __ ... . a .< .. . ! *• A Fl Kfr-IVinritH* Health nn.l fnlv the High school auditorium In .thin wheat for home consumption. "What Is the matter with the j . pened not liaxisand D^McDonald; and Safety, $150,000 Monday evening. January As an engineering project the wa- I year. BARRY CO. DAIRYMEN dairy market?” farmers are inquir-1 miles from Hastings. We are not JV’ C; P; Lutbr°i’of ttanor. city next ..-w o’clock. terway would b< u wonderful lesti-) Sparkling dialogue and amusing at 7:30 ing. What is written Iwre is not the mentioning names for obvioiu rea-.“rv; *-• L. pewey; Cubbing. R. w. 22. -MEET ON THURSDAY These be •»<<-. free, since mvnial wook; Sea aca E*couiing. iikx classes will ur ........... to American engineering',! situations characterize the produc-) product pf some brain trust but the I WILL INCREASE CREDIT M>nx A chap Scouting. rrans Frank Anarus; Andrus; . breerod into u kore IniCook; I tlon. The "Legend of Sleepy HolldU" ! --------—- .— Rural Scouting. Harold J. Foster; the? are a part of the National genius, but he stated • Americans ; result of inquiries among those who' CCD 1/ICC HI UAQTIlirQ UllU ,own’ lu,d down • PuncJl b011*1 Troop Organization. A. H. Carveth;'Emergency Program for work re- have become robered since the Idea and to anta or to rain and pre- Oyster Slipper to Precede Heare in a position to know. During OtnVILt IN hiAbllNUb of tin- ordinary variety, which he tentious schoolmaster, I c ha bod rr in education. The Emergency of this wak-rway-was first conceived recent years, dairying has been pro-1 .said lie would sett lor 75c. Tin- mer- Leadership and Training. Supt. D. lief ports and Addresses on funds pav the are sc- -and ]>eople arc now counting •«the 'Crane, have intrigued generations of [ — •teachers, —---------who - -------------------’*• ---------moled throughout the United States. Directors Consider This & i chant wax expected to sell the 180 A. Van Buskirk; Camping, R. -w.----------------lectcd from the ranks of the unrm- cost. He said that no project of this •Americans, and the tale haa en-; 'Continued on page six) Boarder cows hav'e gone to lite Dairy Topics [red xpots on the board foy 10c each. : Mark of Confidence in ploved-teachers. k‘nd ijud ever been built at the cost Ilightened many a dull evening. butcher shop and those left behind: ' Underneath nine of them there wpre ; • The following classes and tenchestimated but usually carts twice and ij The Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Clubs. I Members of the Burry County for the milking line, by selective Their Bank little slips that called for cash prizes ; BARRY AND EATON IN­ Dairy Herd Improvement Associa­ ...... ________ original under the direction of Miss Frances : rrs have so inr been approved by sometunfc-thrw times tlx• original breeding and more intelligent feed-| Our render* have noticed that the ’which the merchant was exacted to having Contrary to general Hunter, have been working hard tion will gather for their annual ‘.“ thus le.stimate ‘ made. ... ing. have greatly Increased produc- 1 nav Anv.-.iio ran SURANCE CO. MEETING the state committee Ixv pay whlrh which totaled 36 50. Anyone can ' belief the upkeep of any such waterduring-j;-----------the past four weeks, matter in charge: pel — — ---------------- j------„ ver ' rehears- meeting in the show moms of the lion per animal. Then along came) hanks of New York. Philadelphia. JZT see. .71" by a little arithmetic, that this Home Economics, to be taught by way runs into an enormous figure Ing and putting the finishing tnuch- Home Lumber Company in Hastingsthe slump in beef and other meats'[Chicago und Detroit, as well as stranger convinced the Has Made Splendid Record Mlss Josephine Chase. ' annually. If it were a year round « on this delightful musical comedy. ,on the evening of Thursday. Janslump) together with even a greater slump! storekeeper thal he stood to pay out Art, to be taught by Jacob Miller, waterway hr said there might be, A large and experienced castjluary 18. according to Harold J. Past Year,- Rewriting the .in of Btuuaa grains unu and feeds. The have, Wen. only on|y <755 ana and get Kft dock ji 8 w ThaI .... lite price w as.C( R*P,d—> -and — BatUe ,, , Creek, — , — siu.ou. rnitt County Agricultural Agent. Bookkeeping and Typewriting, to justification for its construction, but .vouches for an effective and capable Foster. -----------------------------*..<<<>■ io.r mar,,.,. RMuR U tiiat a great deal nf of fannii setting ’f111^ large lar8p blocks b*ocJt-s of preferred •u a <taJr inarBln Qf ..rnnt proftt. $p the ' Most of Its Policies >tok m their tolr banks tanu IO to Itoon- — XfS"L ’rr^' SJ “ . be taught bv Miss Verda Zuschniu. when we consider that for six rendering of “Ichabod Crane.” and j Leslie Raber, tester ot the local (Continued on page three) Jstoclcin to the Recon.1 “ . “ ‘ ..f. 2 , _ _X±Z f ■ 11 - — rt*..i merchant fell for it. No. many hours I The Barry and Eaton Insurance Instruction in Shop Work, by Rio months of the year it could not be the audience can rest assured that association, is furnishing oyMen for *2^>noivC hv uf,er u,ta purc»xa»c another stranger I, Company will iiold its annual meet ­ ___________ । the evening will be wormwniie an oyster supper ror members tne members McMillen used we begin to see the impracticai the evening will be worthwhile. an oyster supper for the has been strongly urged by the------------ noticed ---------- 1 Into *the same store, TAKING BUSINESS CENing in thb city today for the jjurpose ...the ____________ are on“»sale at the High ) and friends. A good percentage*■ of French, by Miss Maxine Wunder- bilily of project.‘‘ 1 I Tickets -------------* ----* ----------------I President and Ids cabinet ns an ex- stepped the punch board **---Mr. ” Howard an--Englishman bv I school during yie thirty minute ;thc membership U expected. The ilch. . •------- * is *----SUS IN ?ARRY COUNTY ’other business. [gram. The purpose of it ,is to Mathematics, by Mrs. Carrie Fish-; birth and spent a number of years! period. The cost bf admission is 10c: program of the evening will take up i During the year 1933 the Company as n British seaman and h.ts i until Friday noon. Jan. 19. Following the report of the year's business of P,.r«nOn To tn iTt» strengthen the bank-s. giving them Purpose Is to Oneok Up on 1Brger ca8h resources, so they can AH the clAsces will be held in the travelled extensively. He referred to’that time, the price will be 15c. All'the Association which will Include NBA, CWA and Other Fed- increase their credit service to the red st al. The merchant paid him 50c insigne,.. nuking it conform to High school. Ithe MW cost of M. tile HIV Suez OUVA Canal aU numI, UIU - 1 |seats are ■ - reserved at no additional; the naming of high cows in the dif­ d l 0 F'.^ , " pe<l 0,1 Present valdes of buddings and . • during . . .hu> ... tarent classes as well as high Itcrd talk and. (------expense. oral MnvAfn*nt« people where they focutad. by. anathir red seal and to there was a prO|K.rty it u interesting to note Parent Education will be under -ber of* times eral movements taklng on loanjl thataremlght other In the Association. This report will ........ of Mrs. _________ — ‘direction Lena Lipkey and gave a number of interesting per-) ^ a 2! a r._ C “ . S d JL ’ . r _j h ?._ t .Trt ' “ ‘ Ut the number of policies in the be given by Mr. Raber who has been As as a part pari of w the me vwa CWA program in in ' wise be oe impossible. tmposMDie. In in other words “«■ »umwr oi puucica in inc will be held in the rural school*, sonal side lights as a result of his n— mln an survey nf z.r,.cll» dfoeilinplt<_ ™ Barry county, of the u...« bust- 'ft it irua wax fr. to ftv.tratirl expand fVi.i the credit ‘ .Company W-*- increaeed by 273 dur- and will .... take up „ MUMr that will be travels . through . that canal and else­ I tester for the Association foe the studies n.™ phe« U teinv ma*, ever, « u>" ■’•»»»• “ “ •« !>'•• S-X. aid retort ™ to ‘"l! S” 7“r-. " n'* '» .. •>» P*"" 1 . Inhere. -----—-•_ | past five years. • organized • „Hl1 ———— business except Uie larger manufac-',h,n‘ ln a stronger financial post- “V ", \£"d *51“*? jmembers having bTfci added, who other classes-may be —------------------ **-* **-•-------------• it Is expected that A. C. Baltzer, turerx to be hicludeiLThta Is donelllon- that ‘hc »ovcrnmeni lias urged Ktaptod Jut of smd ttrjk 0Ul ’7l8^ “uurance. This lat„r, lf there shall be a sufficient. UC’C WF(| CONVINCED ,head of Dairy Extension, DepartfoTthe puJioE“S checktag: up ™;‘h™ to allow Uncle Bam to partici. "XidSuhe Sder<fhta Ko- ' "prt’*n? a :VbsUn,t,‘a‘ 8aln and alld '» competent teachen, n L hient. Michigan State College, will the value value of ofthe CWAPthe the ' »3a,c ln lhe,r ca’“tal airuciure^ 4tn,cture mg and and h hewntm burn 1>hoW!> l,h“! ««»• are available. A minimum enrollTHAT FOLKS READ ’EEM i be present to address the member* the the NRA NRA. CWA. . ’ mg. e went in aa hurry' puny, which has been doing business ment of ten is necessary to start. A TbTr«T»Trbr.ry TWTrtmTmTT on topics of interest to dairymen. RFC. and other movements in op-1. “ *^!f1al£nLto,i. U£‘ '*‘ Agent Faster will speak on eration by the federal government. i*uch taking of stock in banks by the "J"1 and the teachers must T’“?' Oernhunl Severance Had 25 THIS BUSINESS INSTITU-,' county qr» a .. o i ties. U in excellent condition. The i classes and• be [ Barry county k included in the government is a mark of governTION A GREAT BEN- the Agricultural Adjustment ----------- - Act *- — Unttrtllto liuiHet alonj «llh C«U n’Jnt con,M‘'"““>» InsUtutlom 1 WO AUCtlOn Sales total number of policyholders is 5614 approved by the state committee, i Answers to His Ban­ ■ the way it is effecting farmers in EFIT TO CITY and the total insurance in force is ‘ general. There should be much Interest in' boun. KUmm. HUIrt.le and WvemmeM money 1. toner Want Adv. ) $16,884,665. . The local Association has com ­ this program of adiflt education. It, Brjuich rtuMlrt. TO, survey 1, not The directors of the Hastings City AUCTION SALE. v. .v In tl,c Banner last week Gershum THREE EXECUTIVE OFTiie thing that has won and re­ will «..« pleted- a very successful year in spita offer opportunities which are) ----------only in Barry county but is in every O...S n... lu.uon « dMUUTy 3 WJrt- tained the fine patronage of the far' more * impartant To foiks"tiiun' Severance .advertised in our Want have considered this » situation CinCRQ DCQinC UCDCi01 adverse farm conditions- Twencounty in the United States and Bank .nd the olTer ot the ,oremment to "r““a,?T,nl' Barry and Eaton Insurance Com­ bridge-parties anfl the usual social Column that he had a windmill to rlLcno ntOlUt ncnL: tv-three herds have been on test must be completed by February 15. j buy preferred slock In that bank tJversinlth. the sale to be held on pany through the years 14 its spirit functions. He had recently purchased a Rcnder' rino tosuraace Serv-\I!? Those named to make the census and have decided to sell I3MW o' ‘IZ? .(ES fairness in the adjustment of . percentage are carrying over into •in this county are Sumner Myers in preferred slock to the Heeonstruc. however. Ma mother diedI so to of CAMC niDCrTDDQ farm near Middleville and had othlosses and the fact that it keeps its ice to Over Ninety Thou- | Anyone who might be Inter* Hastings. Mrs. Ed. Kane in Nash­ tlon Plnanee Corporation. A special “'<• oAMCUfncUIUno er p]ana which did not call for such >» t»e_ poatywinea The dale , jested in Cow Testing AssoclaUon ville. Harold Yerty of Hastings and meeting of the sloekholdera ot to Ilow *-•• ^1- Used al Tuesday. Jan- operating expense at a low limit. AND OFFICERS CHOSEN equipment, so he advertised to sell sand Policy Holders . (work should see either Mr. Raber or Forrest Christian of Woodland hav­ Bank has been called To carry out | it or trade it. -31 ftdd will beohi at 13110: BEGINNING CLASSES The annual meeting of the Michl-' Mr. FVxster regarding it. The Asso­ ing the balance of the county. These; dlls plan Stockholders of the Hastings From the returns’ that have been uan Mutual Windstorm Insurance jelation is now in a position to add D cloclt and will be held al ide sama four people are authorized to ask) Thia sale of pmtern-d stock will received Mr. Severance is thorough-J[Co! Is being held a» the company’s (some new members. ■»»-> “ » mile north of Maple IN FIRST AID JAN. 25 City Bank Made No certain questions concerning the - make the capital ot to bank UK.- °™'c Center, or tour and oue-hall ly convinced that the manufacture — ’•■ business done in 1033. according to) 000. divided Into two classes—B7S.000 of windmills ought to bo a very, 'offices In this city today. Tiie meetChange somhwe.l ot NaahyUlo on R. P. Tew of Calhoun Co. to1 the blanks supplied by the govern-[ business. Up to Saturday; ing Is quite a contrast from the old BEN EAST TO TELL WO* Oh’™ townThe stockholders of the Hastings profitable • merit. The larger manufacturers, of common stock and 11S.OOO of pee.'**;14' days when trains poured in hundreds adhiit iqi DfWAI C noon he had about twenty-five re ­ Conduct Series of Eight 1 11’ I City Bank held their adjourned an­ ABOUT ISLE ROYALE such as factories, etc., have pre­ tarred'stock, which is subject to re- •’”The to ids advertisement in the from near-by towns and cities, and list ottered is » good onenual meeting on Friday evening, and sponses Lessons Here —i------- ■ viously received census forms from tirement whenever the bank shall five "horses, four cowsja lot of poulBanner. At one time there wore! when large numbers of Hastings' the buying back of its pre- — ——-•:— selected the following directors: R. people also participated. Election of . illustrated Lecture at Oenthe department at Washington, the consider Beginning on Thursday evening. C-.Fuller, nt his farm who want­ terrrt stock to be desirable. ThU W; » lo”« *“ of desirable farm it- Carveth. curvetn. M. A. Lam- eight . , persons u,,,, Windstorm Co. officials in those days! same as for a number of years post, preferred and continuing tor for seven C-. Fuller, A. H. consist or of I1.S00 500 10013 ana several -*^verai miscellaneous will corulsf "“h and mucellaneous ar- Jan. 25. ana tral Auditorium Thurs­ ! savored strongly pf politics. Now | on which they give their business shares of stock a par value ot 850 each tkiles. Under flic circumstances (Thursday evenings. R. p. Tew of day Evening reports. t 552* ' F’ W- stcbb,nA and from folks living in Kalamazoo, most of the policy holders are rep­ There arc 750 shares of commrur‘herc W1U n0 doubl “ lar*c at-i Calhoun comity will conduct train­ .'rt I Tl» Tl.»toW,k Okrtrt club .nd j** , • . a. . ’ i Barry, Kent and Eaton counties. Mr.: lr ; tendance first stock at a par value of 8100 each lentlenee at »• this sale ea!e to help Mr. *£•■ ing ln,r classes «•««« in *” fir *f »aid M at ar the «»» Metho­ corporation, and every-',. „ « ... . , «tviniuir* for th? tn. -------- i.v. dispose jf--------*.■_ property, ——... dtst church parlors from seven till STATE WILL PAY WHAT thoroughly Ktotort। a businexx This change in the capital stoic- Ovcrsmith of. his is done in ...an<» orderly, bud-1 held Immrtlately utter to Mock-; lhBl tbe Banner has a'wide elrcu- thingin™ nine o ’ clock. This Instruction is <„ ।pearance here, on Thursday evening. ture will put the institution in a ’ ----------1 |„to„ ,M lhal „M BM1„„ IJf iTth* IT OWES THIS COUNTY better Jan ,8’ 01 Ben ElUt’ «*)»•*> W»H G. N. OVERHOLT. made available to Hastings and Bar- tolderj jatorto numrtJhe 'tolloa V position to increase its ocHaving decided to quit fanning, Iry county men through the eoope,-. ‘n? oncers .or the ensuing year. . .end of in the town-meeting fash- 'knoWn through his writings in th* want udys. cornmodations to its jmtrohs. Ey President. , , ___________________ *’«***»«’<- M. M L. 1 Cook. rnok If It Will Do So, Co. Road this action Uncle Bam will become < ° N. Overholt will hare an auction [atton of the Red Crow with the Boy Vice-President. F. W. Stebbins u u c nCDATCDC a partner in the City Bank. ■ H,e i sale on the Juke Wolfe farm 1-2 Scout organization. Last year sevenVice-President and Cashier. M. A.')*, n. o. UtUAI tno Commission Can Carry milc north of Freeport, col. A. W. teen men completed the course and * VE.rXd.n°: Lambie. I Hlizcy will cry this sale offering 3 were given diplomas. Cto.* Roy w. curt-1 LOSE TO LANSING Out Its Program «•'« to “bK^T«?Tui S iSSSTRAND SHOW ___________________________________________ 6 head of cattle, hogs, poul- i ThU series of lessonsTO is primarily The three members of the county “Al ITF IN WnNDFRI AND” horses. r ana poyal Lowell. ,ry- feed and a lonK “f-farm im-'for factory men- who should under'irt by to toblKul T.™. rtd to . Hastings High debaters lost on a• J F*A ■ road commission, together with Su­ nu.vu plemenu. Full informs MLIUE 111 im VYUlWCHi-Afn U :.plemenu. information about stand first aid measures. The only • IA'"'W ” «• Ror“',boul ,h“ pervisors Brown. Hyde and Backus, Remarkable Dluainnn p__■ . Ithls.sale »>• 1- .-.1.. Witt be 1^. found in •— an an-;'cost __ . is fora «... . .textbook .....__ ____which .. .. is >. NURSERY'SCHOOLTO went to Lansing on Wednesday last KeniarKaoie illusions Fea- :Iwuncement published on another • priced at 80 cents. Po-ters advertising this lecture OPEN HERE SOON Hum here Friday evening. The one week to ascertain the prospects of I-£-« (page of this i*sue._ . I It is hoped there may be a good',/ _ f judge qomplimented both• ture Film Version of —■——— (expert the county’s getting money due from enrollment as the course will be o<J a nursery school tor children in | teams and admitted that the margin as well as the changes In and assess­ Girls- • . the state. There is a large sum tiiat Famous Story | PROS. pARNETT FILES ____ ______________________ ments on the 90.000 policy holders. I d,4flpci necd of nu‘ri‘ion care will be es-'of victory was slight. During the It is hoped there mav be a largo ought to have been paid in 1933 and The moving picture version of . — attendance at thU meeting as it will SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT. Ii clally for ’this ™'7 well trained L-. -h— work, —. tablUhed next week, according to! current season local debating tcam-i They’re a fine bunch of folks *too. considerably more which will be due “Alice In Wonderland” rstan live here. • v.2 _.I Prosecuting Attorney Laurence E. • ----will’. be --------------------------------be Interesting, and entertaining m * • r T-z-at rx Supt D. A. VanBuskirk, in a roam)have won from Paw Paw and East and all within the first few months of 1934. shown at the Strand Theater iter here him ' Ttarnett 'eml-anniinl raTiirn iContlnued on page-five) Barnett hns has tVlrrf filed tab. his semi-annual PfiTHFR Aril GFI I r-n FR TAI R in the First Ward building. Nego-; Lansing, and lost to Kalamazoo • well as educational. Ben EJpt haa a enough so that, If the funds shall be Sunday and Monday. This fllm is'report with Oounty Clerk T. S. K. rM,ntn utbucn ivuu aide-reputation as a lover of tile out tatlons are underway to secure a central and Lansing Eastern, paid by the state, the county can rated by critics as one of the ten Reid. ! . FIRE DID CONSID. ABOUT THE CWA WORK teacher. Applicants for this position ■ ----of doors and has had msnv interliquidate all its .NiiV'l outstanding Covert photoplays of the year. Trick During the post six months there I u . I'best pnotoplays must have nave had naa training in nurteryj nursery', A. K. FRANDSEN CHOSEN, ERABLE DAMAGE U e enough photography makes it possible for !>•« brtn w prorecutou with '«Rtn Heard an Interest. school work. Parents who fi^lrc to Tiir government Is taking a ousiwhich he hat vUnrt m*or Um*,. .hu nturu uu tutcivot luvere ™ maintenance work the producers to)foltaw quite folth- oonvteUdns. five cases dk,missed and I auvhiiu * eiiroll children in this school are re-1 ness census of the country- A. K. Roof and Siding of B. 0. Lar­ ing Talk Talk at at Their Their Mon Mon-­ -|j Ing .. I*011? >bc whimsical adventures of two nSTtc proved. 53 MOTHEKS' PENSION*. quested to communicate with Miss Frandsen has been chosen as enu- . t Alice as she moves about in her kin Home Burned on Tuttle, the school nurse, children ! merator for this county to examine day Luncheon In hi* tee took the niatter up with tlie.^nd of drcams. TheXillusions arc PLAN A BIG INCREASE. i ay mneueon pervlsors, s. Probat* Jud«a 8! Rev.’. Fr. Fr. Geller Geller spoke spoke at the Ro- under kindergarten age are eligible. 1 into and Report on the prices paid i Wednesday ffi?raA?rancMta!t the ^ev^n' mar"lou-'1>’ developed. There has Evidently Henry and Edsel Ford I R« nt the ----------------U) farmers by imiiic.n for IUI goods K'lvua wldch »uini they uivv buy uuy | ...... _ UiemrE Clementt stated that there wM given assurances that the money will mueh aetnana demand or of late late tor for oeueve belleve mat tiiat iujs 1934 win will «ni» shnw a marked ‘«ry Club .uuwiwu luncheon rauiiu«y Monday noon. ANNUAL MEETING rn « ,1^0 u"n *nucn u marxea ''in i., Hastings. Nashville. TLMiddleville. 11 Ari I AmI It A u/d«*«*X forenoon fire w.s disthe mothers' pension ibt on JSi .a Pictures of a 100 per cent wholesome. Improvement over business in 1933/ He told the Rotarians about the nortcovered fn the home of B. O. Larkin. >. v . 1933, that the monthly OF CIVIC PLAIERS. Woodland and Free Freeport. !on North Michigan Ave., and before “ • * A a tnft i>ct entertaining type. ’ Alice In In an Interview published Saturday i CWA. what it is planned to accornThe annual meeting of the Has­ ■.en was 1951 00 On D* 1 Wonderland” deserves a place In thb'Edsel Fred declared that the Ford ' pHsh for the good of the unemployed tings Civic Players will be held in CIXJUaHE CHOSEN SECRETARY, the flame* could be subdued the cn- • I™™ ire. rank Ttte fllm Cftn •» recommended Motor Company is planning for a 75:“ wel1 “ for the general g-opd ot the Community Room under the The county board of poor cominis- ‘ire roof was.gone and a good deal'./ b .’ ,2r7r. without reservation for those who per rent increase in their business ‘ he entire country. It was an interstoners conslMing of R. H. Mott, of the frame workAn asbestos , — — Hastings National Bank, Friday comlderatnn to this tnts county. - - -. . _ _ , and. This .......year, B.inini i.tv ik. consideration i eating and helpful talk. As the mem­ evening. Feb. 2. commencing nt 8 00i William L. ' Chase and George; shingle roof had been nailed over a; I desire something unusual ; bers heard of what is being done and o’clock, according to Mrs. D. D Wai- Clouse, last week organized by (wood shingle roof on this home. The wholesome. i ’-----FREE fLINIC. AND IT HELPED. j planned by the CWA In Barry’ coun­ ton. general chairman. Officers will cluw-sing Mr. Chase as chairman and i fire had gotten into the pine *hing 1st. FOl’B COL'MTT Dr. E- J. Prattl Will have _ ---- , ■«,*». | vvruau/ •)< mw / wvav >»m aauaa NOTICE. County .*(vaau><» Treasurer wawa Maus v« on oavSat- ty. they were bglad that Moa this WUI* work ui in elected and plans for the follow­ Mr. Clouse as secretary of the com- |It was difficult to get to it or to' The supervisor* clinic for rupturi patients st his Bids will be received for Operator- urday paid from the CWA funds in Barry county is- In charge of three be 'mission. iknow when the thing had really , office on Bunday, Jan. 21 at 9 A. M- Manager nf Delton Telephone Co. up his hands a total of M.877.91. This such men as Father Geller. Frank ing year discussed. _________ • ------< *» ■ i been subdued. The firemen advise rw rto.n.11,, vxf n«lre-J> wHo K ai In II ■ nA . .. ___ ____ a. A _ . . ia ... ... .. . — ... — __ . . . Dr. Donnelly ot Detroit, who hat to Feb. 15, 1934. Right to reject any was the payroll for the 440 men for Lenta and Earl Boyes, who arc seekSECOND WARD P. T. A. AT WELCOME GRANGE HAI.l* j those who are contemplating putting pocitorim for er •DCceMfully treated over 6.000 caaes or all bld* reserved.-Delton Tele- the week ending January M. who ing earnestly to have worth-while Second Ward P. T. A. will have! Vaudeville entertainment. Satur-1 asbestos shingles on their house* to p include Che two by the bloodless operation method, phone Co.. C. E- Morford, Secy.— were at work on fifteen projects in'projects and have them its meeting Monday night. January'-day night. January30. Admlsskxi 10l*ee to It thst they are not nailed onp in , prujcvia undertaken, uuunmi will conduct the dtaic.-Adv. |Adv. 1-17. the county. ’ |j of public benefit. benefit 22, at 7:30.. । cents.—Adv. I top of wood shlnglM. MICHIGAN JOINS THIRTY STATES TO HELP PARMER LARGELY ATTENDED AN­ There will be held in the city ot MANY CONVINCING ARGU NUAL MEETING OF BOY Grand Rapid* on Tuesday. January MENTS ABOUT THE PRO 23, at the Burton Heights Methodist Those Interested in rural schools, each is allowed under this act for POSED WATERWAY SCOUTS WEDNESDAY church, a District Brotherhood • as well as in village and city school’. pupils sent to high schools oat.Ude gathering. Btyry county is included the district. Districts with leas tiian OPPORTUNITY MULT EDUCATION UNCLE-SAM TO BID PREFERRED STOCK WINDSTORM NS. CO. WIL MEET c �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 17. 103* FACIE TWO BOAtfPlNG IT OUT. THIRTEEN GIRLS AD One <»y day »•« last week Mto Mix* Rose GoruiT-rrn Tn n*uo trine . «» Rose OorMITTED TO CAMP rlKt don, a student tn our High school. ______ ■ car ana was piuc'-a pjwau<-u car and wasonplaced on probation He . „ . _ . I ' ---------wt» driving to her home in CaslleRornurd ffalnel Goes to Jack- 'tolnted his parole, failed to d • If State Pays as Agreed, Co­ Examinations Precede Grand lon township when another car, Bernard Heliel Goe« to jock- he Siad airr W!d M vert Roftd Bondg WiJ1 agreed, so on'September IC 1C, driven by of NashvlUe The regular meeting of the Home Ceremonial Piro This P. M. drfftn bv Abt Abe Guntrip Ounlr,D * N“hv,n'* ’ Dr. P E. Willison 1$ confined-to ■on and Goodenough and '1926 lie wm sent to one year at Ion­ Department ot the Hastings Worntruck the rear of Mbs Gordon'S his home by sickness. All Be( ~ ia. Later he had hkd a sentence of car. tipping it over Into a roadside, Mr and Mrs. Clifford Sabin Have-i —Doing Fine Work Pebbles to Ionia . two yean at Jackson. i their r<-port irtl ol «u- eir.o.ni. January 12. A short, bust.. 2 1 ' Oordon received only moved into the south part of the i before uw<>. noon. »<•Bcr- -Thetfndge :,jI Wednesday. MrcuiHwwy. Just wiwr rnermope remiTKiea n*’< yc-jaisors tlje co'4jt£/rortd commUllK" cwn,n,ttec of f"r [!‘ flight injuries but her car was con- b. A. VafiBuUirk residence reminded nini him m»i 'hat last commix- i’'-* rmreung meeting was was netd held with with Mrs Mrs. C. C. .■ hard Helsel. Leoiurcd Pebbles and September he had admitted he nv,al«! that they had paid a I’ Bauer prfolding, und oiflccrs for local Camp Fire Giris held an examl- iderably damaged. . Mrs Elwyn Daniels was under the the- serious crime of statu_______ ............... .... meeting Saturday afteniwan Guntrip wa» arrested by the ofll- doctor's care several days last week. ... Lloyd-Ooodrnuugh(w*^v brought be- Sguilt ’dk of the-wraxis atatu- totui Of. *4*.499A1 fi* improving 140 the ensuing year were nominated nation his ”third is **--* chairman — of the «fore JutlgB McPeek for sentenre. “tory rape, ’which "‘,L*** was ’ *** ’,w* fel- (.t “ ““ miles of township ‘ roods Mrs. Guy Keller " - at ttw- Legion liall. when thirteen . i-rs. charged with driving while tin- Stu- is totter nt this writing any. and had liter brrtken nut of the fa^en over m 1933. and have on n .miiuting committee ’ •!er the infTurnc*- of liquor. He at Will Trego and MUs Linda Trego Good A: Young OpMienotuth and Pebble.^ fl jail here in order tfl esrajr beuu.ln the totftuhip road fund After----the---------business ‘hud been trans­ ’girls were found capable of gaintn; hint denied the charge, but on Frl- have moved from their farm to the •Tsrere given o very straight forward *339 56 Go account <4 the failure of ited. the meeting was turned over membership and fourteen girls were -.lay. when brought before Justice Newton Benner house on W. Mill Prices talk by th- Judge He told them tha:' sentenced Judge McPit k read to yctit.g He I (iu. >t3(p tl> IMty the county prompt. the program committee. The advanced to the rank of Wood Matthews, admitted thr otfenre und Ordinarily, where young felhw* like rel the provisions ot tlx- Michigan ;v wha. slate government owes Mi-i- .s-.-s Belva Riley,and Lucille Baa- Gatherers. The committee is corn; is given a fine of *50 or thirty TTeinbers ot the O. E 8 will alMakes this store a fa. ■ themselves came before him f<’: a laws, which require that a person jjarry county, the road commission. ”tt sang three lovely duett t'rflitled. jio.-ed of Mua Freda Olsen ol Bat­ 'ays in jail. He ii boarding it opt tend u ■ -xclnl service at. Emmanuel SL°Inn w^tto* ‘rmaSiSi'i convicted of -a‘ third m.< bb loul J i»i v. .rk on third h-AUiy felony :riust could not gel tow-arkon towiurUp township ii- apohtan Nights.” "Trees." ami tle Creek, an executive in the ’ or­ write place to tradeI - ---------- ------------------- ’church on Sunday afternoon ut flvr; M-n-.cw.-d ,..,rl• y they desired. sentenced to to rete one half ot th.- max>- :(Ud.... Aft..’­.. By the Bend of the River." Mrs ganization. Mrs D A. VanBuakUk Gone by . reruJLriw-taSl tS lading car- mu,n ? P™*" b> ._ .. ’...h'' , r Juiv »■ however, money from the lames Biiato! accompanying ... at thr and Mrs. E A. Cauktn ot Hasting- BANNER GAVE INCORmum ,en term provided1 b> foSrV c^MlderaSe tmx- * n,«lc’ ,rr Ufh 11 hc. Judge -'i-‘ *' available fur that purpose, pi.no, sentence for *such ft.. ny. T The lisatitcd'by Mr . Aboti JUhnsoti anil RECT INFORMATION fire in the Whlpppl garage on Mijn- , Here tire sonic real explained to yuan.: ymmut Heb'-I Het ' .hut' hi 't in,j tjl(. conuntotoii made good ’"Lha* hl ncd'narilv' to e'ml to vX Pial,i''d to Mr.. Robert Walton in a lively and Mrs. Milo DcVriea. ------- . ----------------------------------- ---------- li'-partmcnt ---------- ------makvuluqs! ,57'.!--; this '.-ituatlon. bu'' nt.Kt'v.- They could tmt finish F «n J J “ ha<1 ”pU,‘n thU 1,UJ“K’n' bu an exceedingly — any :s;.irr,ed manner ------gave ...-----------„-------------------The examination* were in prep Little Repina Knrehor Wn« *"* " <Ju,ck response to the alarm must follow the mandatory K The member* members of Hie the Anu-ri«-_ American He said he could hardly uhd- r- vutons of the Michigan law. He l’r J- towiuhip raids tn Hope and did lit- in ■ seating discussion, her subject ttrutlon*fo.- tiie Grand Ceretiioni. • *' ’lc In Thomapplc and Orangeville b-.ing ■ Histone*l.-a; Our Presidents pin- to to held Wednesday .ifterInjured in Accident on .Legion enjoyed a slum supper and «*“ hand hok- two youn,’ men ’would him a maximum of t wenjy years*ntv and townahljui. ' ’ and First Ludiwu" New and tinuauol ’ noon January 17. a* 4:15 o'clock m program at their meeting on Tues ­ _jhtnk they .could cwnmtt such, [a mtnimum of ten u: Jackson North Broadway In their report .to the-board the Jcharacteristica and inctdenTs weie the play room of the Central school. day evening. They arc putting on jjtrime* against others with the hope In last week's Banner was un item u drive for new members, commission showed thaj it com »17-.. 'd< ’-.ncated in. such a way that tiie Either MUa Obcn or MLw Floceni K if not being detee'ed. They must 946.7! to maihtain county reads lost su-calW dry" subject of history Craven of Battle Creek will to pre.- .(;>put the injury to Reg mu Karctor. A daughter weighing six pounds i: know that the oflenve is setlo-an and 1 Expenses* called railed for $10,316 * 10.316 47;! 47; came to life, und past events seemed ent < ,•- tv - Inspcdt ------- the work —• arui•* -to tell • ” mall daughter ol Mr. and Mrs and nine ounces was born Jan B at ’• talLs for punishment. After counw-l- I; An Intere.ding communication wa* year. Expen seems that the tn- Pennock hospital to Mr and Mrs L ing them to ©bey the rules in the in- 'received.by the bojrd of MipervlMin. repairs for *6.445 50; equipment andimnn.- real. A new interest in' the the girls of the birthday*project now Harry Karchcr..H given u*. was incorrect.'• Melvin Campbell. Delton. Route 2 Kltltutlon where they would be sent.! fi-um’the North.American Insu/ahce supjriie* purchased and other hems 1 b;-craphi's of our president* and being worked on. The Hastln.:- f muilion are printing the fucU a* given The Utile one has been named Mer­ *nd to think of the folly of fallowing Contpanv. Thcv suggested certain brought the total to *43589.90. which th-ir wive> was created which will Women's Club is sponsoring tht. 1. we later. w such a course as they had'.'turted on. changes at tiie court house, jail. a.to well within tl;c money tha'v!flr..I expression in a wider reading program through its chairman. Mu u It appears that Regina’ was hit by na joy. garage, detenttoft ^variable from the and study on the part of jyany of Ruber'. W. Cook, und their Interest Mr and Mrs, Leon Young tKatli-1 ....... ... home ........ and .... . r-hnuld have lyen r She said be hoped results would 1- county 11 car coming out of the alley tod. nine Hunt*, 619 E- Bond St. an- the ........ » ....... ..... ...t — . .'at,. r<«niiH-h«iH»x .if Miiitim*nti in, .■ nmrni. siiiG enthusiasm have torn greatly •' «low which would benefit them and \01u1tv hurra-, which would COM very state for purchases of equipment: tlu •• presentU> the "K local Camp Fire ;'1 Michigan Central depot, onto : parepta of a daughter born at Pen-■ v *ave .society from further trouble on ■little but would TUistdi-rably reduce and the maintenance of county. The annual luncheon of th? Wom- .appreciated by walking along nock hutpital on Jan it). Tlx- little! -. their account. He save to each u ithc fire hazard and lower-the tnsur- 'roads. F,»r’.un*t«.ly the coinmintou <'ii’-* Club will to held Friday Jan. 19. officials and Mto Ohm. wlio lias Broadway, as she • • maximum of - fifteen years and a ai-.ee rate. The board ILMem-d, with had a good balance to start the year a: ito MethOdb'. church. Mrs. Mc- been highly complimentary of tlu- l':‘ t,Mf sidewalk. She thought the lulls weighed‘ seven poufids and Pure Wool work done. dt tver-wpuld Stop hU machine tofure 1 interest and referred th'- matter to with, but they will have to hiive[Co| 1- in chargeorif the’ programjunecs and. ha.s been namco S minimum of one year at Ionia Double Breasted , A meeting of executive committees ‘ "img onto a trunk line street. Ann Maureen- Congratulations. inon-jy flbit: the state to do inulnu*- ' 7~~ "*• * ’ § Bernard Helsel was in a scrlou- the county' projiertv committee. ............ .....1- .....i. itnj ..TiieA not 1 nr thc c'u’ driven Uy Mrs. iiim-- . m«ir --k im -THE ARCH OF r>iiin*r> CHARAC- !of neighboring towns' has been culled tor early in February and "*ri*l aa* only-in w-cond gear or GOVT. MAKES RULING might have bt>‘n worse. ” ' accident ™‘- *-------------------<K°! ter charity the key .•everal of the local committee have the ON -PROCESSING” PORK trt road bonds, which'were, due ml --------- indicated their Intention of attend­ Regina was dragged about’. lour . • ' •feet, bruising her knees and crush­ May 1933. ot H5.110 There will be'.A Splendid Address Given by ing the meeting. ing the flesh badly on the left foot? Farmer Can Butcher and Sell due next year the final balance on The local committee al-o Dr. Henderson at" the Coven raid bonds Luucd by the: plea-red to announce the names of At this time she is gaming nicely. 1200 Lbs. Live Weight Die— alley mchttom-d above, the alcmmty. *51,110. which makes a total j three new guardians who are m ucBrotherhood Without Tax. •of *96,220. It the county can get the; live charge of groujte. They arc Mi 1 J’tot >utn of Henry Sheldonl-’*e «lipy on Jcflerwvn 8t.. (money which the slate will owe and! ' Dr. W .D. Henderson, head of the :D<ull Daste. crue.^Mrs. Crue.-Mrs. Edwin j-Saylea*awi - -• Probably nothing in the so-called Young Men** I Pocket l-.i' k of the A. A: P ftore are all .farm relief program incenarfd the; should pay. all these bonds will be Ex-m- ton Service of the Michigan Mrs. Thomas Baird. Jr. ’retired when due. j University, gave a‘mast hejpful talk, Girls who passed the test for ‘inngcrous and drivers as uvll a., fanners of tins country more than j on The Aren ot Character' at thr Membership nt Saturday s nu.-tm:: t?- the rule announced by the govern-; Hmm- places. There ment that fanners, ips well as puck- , CHICKEN BREEDERS ButhMoad UaUlMUK. ■>► 'ir 'approaching hat e b<>n several near accidents on er.t. must fxry u prodtsaing tax. even ' CONSIDERING CODE .scritod the manrials that enter into Constance Hinkler and Greta Bene- Church St. because drivers have not when they butt hered their own hug. . Half Belt ' T'ht^ the Blah to signa! their ap­ 'tlvbuilding oj tnis arch afollows: rfu . t . the o-ki-cl-va-ti group; Junh " ’ GOLD MEDAL sold the meat. Anvone can see! Hatcheryjnen ^tnd Sellers of l ../: hom-.-ty; second, truthful- Or(Wk5. lhe .Ta-wnn-ka; and Betty proach onto the street. the alley be­ and Close-Out Price why thU lux would be very aggrti-' .feaby Chicks to Gather in 1 n< . third, M-lf-reliance; fourth, rcicid.-r. B'-redy Sigler. Jeanni-tte lli.! obscured by’Mr. Sheldon's olhee. rating t<> farmers, gytdently com-: i-.'jx-ct; tilth, courage; sixth. yjn Doris Gamble. June The accident mentioned above must have reached Wash- ; Holland January 18 j coin .v; at.d tl-.e key-stone ot the Lr4rv. Bt.r. tane. and Pauline EN- should be. a -cod lesson to al! who plaints iiUkton. 1 >r Suturd.iy it was an- ’ MEN' ' Harold J. Foster. Cuiinty Agrictfl- 1j arrli seventh, charity, By charity he (..M)n Knnmg a new group. Ka-fa- drivu through the various alleys. noiinced by Secretary <>f Agriculture j .... out. somethin; Kln-yan-ka-ti. gvaidhin.-d by.Mrs. ot rnenn.. doling 'tural -Agent, lias received notice torn idle ■ !Wallace that the procvt.-Ung tax! LIFE AT OXFORD’ TOLD would not thereafter apply to any 1 the state poultry A-.«>ciutU>n that; to somebody. He meant that larger Crue. , • .charity which Paul mentioned in the Jnosc carnlll|{ tnc ranR o: WfKKl ;hatcherym«n and sellers, < f baby . Those earning the rank of Wood ;a::m-r wno alaughtrnd hogs w-M® a BY WILLIAM A. TELFER _________ , live weight w chicks of Barry. Kent. Allegan and. । Thirteenth Chapter <>f Firxt Cor- Gatherers, were Helen Strlmbeck. total of. wk> lb*, W11> und,. Ki".; Wool $1.29 Ottawa countji-3 will* meet at t>u<:lnthi.is». coiisidertrta the other hl- Wanda Muy Bechin). Clara Bush. Head of English Denartmcnt tJf'•-••'■rf‘Iw rmrlc himseit; aL-«> a tolHavens ahd Patty Calkin “ • “ OI x’,,t,,8n "epurimcnt eranee t city hall in Holland on Thursday. low hh rh.hu and interezis as well of 400 pounds more. making; $2.98 50% Wool of Battle Creek College January 18th. at 1'30 tor the pur-,■.as or..-.» own . »ot the O-ki-cl-yu-ti group;1 Dorothy’ n to:al allowance of ijoo pounds owe of making a .cede fur com-;! Th" addres. v.as replete with .a.--JacQhson wlUo Joura and F,.rn ioo Wool $.5.98 w 11 be allowed String butchers must, STpoke Here Shultz or Fraeport 20c tncrclal and bn-edi-r hatcheries. To;Jicsul wit and humor Dr. Bender- Mul(U,r. cf lht. Ta-wan-ka group; :P»y th<- tax the same as the meat! the parties interested in tiie baby,, son's more- than forty years expert- Jacqueline Bachman, Doris Rudforti- The speaker and honor guest nt package Cralg of the Ae-wa-ki-y.i the Commercial Club luncheon We can well understand why chick busiriv’.-a this meeting wtil be, vne- as u teacher has given him a .,IU| tot extreme importance, in that it . myriad, ot rich experiences, from ,giO11p; Dorothy Jane Ctiigo and Tueiday noon was William A. Tel­ farmers should be aroused over this En.vr.S4in, of the Siia-tal-.ia-: ler. head of the English dt partinent tax. They will be pleased to know Salmon, Fancy Pink cans 25c ^vdl set the terrti*on which hatching! which he W.I.- able to draw many and selltrfg-Work will be done, helpful lllu-stratlons for the -benefit Vil GJW|p ftnd DlJrnthv Johnson und of Battle CrCek College. He spoke thiough this coming, spring Every! of hu audi'-nec. irone Reynolds, of the o-E-Cc-Ca sack 19c Pirate Flour 5 No. 31. Guaranteed to den; at that great English Unlvrr- tent announced. It i hatcherytnxn tn the district who - w* no: until the 8:32 train ■ group. ' <!•. for three ycara and it brought out wear any Dr. Hendercon cany ; , ------ $|59 can possibly attend should be.at the arrived ' DISBTRSED $77.9303. Meal, 5 sack for , . ai whut lute; but THE PASSING OF MRS. TYDHX. him into intlhinte touch with Mu- Tiie county clirk* annual re|»rt meeting that afternoon, to voice Hi- ’r.; other overall nt fllA ’ OWf'Ha I mo>llk ',<->> Bmtend. bui . ........ . to the supervisors fur the year iu 1033 .jj j their opinion regarding the matters- nearly ev'.-ty member of the -Broth­ This community was shocked many t. -----------from all parts of the world, showed that a Ujtgl of *77.9*9.85 hmi taken up. Once these nutter., are in erhood ivmahtt'd and was glad he-,receive the news Thursday morning imln. customs nf of (K.k the rc-illegc.! .lt..o.. b> hfln for tlw ’ the death, due to double pneu- Th;- tiiiulni a code it is impDx tb’e to get it did so It was the court'naus ot opin- of STRICTLY FRESH ‘ changed, ahd once the . code. Is !x»n that no better nor more helpful 'tnoiYuv. of Mrs. Minnie H. Tydcn., manr nf which have p.-r.-.tsted for county. These ilcures agreed with !talk had ever been given ut 'th*.u‘ wife of Eml) Tyiien of this city -Siu-: centuries, and to an American the those from the treasurer's office. 1 odd ways ot doing things were keen! ; Brotherhood. i Agree to and abide by »tt even was born In Cambridge. Illinois iy observed. Mr. Telfvr was able! Friday & Saturday Only ■ though he had no voice in mailing it. • February 8. 1872. On February 20. to d-scribe th-sc as well as many MRS. LYNDE MEETS 1895. .-he was married ut her iionu* student prank' th a manner that Mr. S C. Schuler and daughter, j I COURT OF HONOR . Cambridge to Eniil Tydrn Thi- mutt, the members of the club.ms-i Mm ... Hel-na. -were Grand Rapids. TWO GROUPS THURS. in proved u very happy union One ualui- what it meant to be a student visitors Saturday. ON JANUARY 25 child, .a daughter. Mr.-. Florenc- al Oxford. i Sunday callers of Mrs. Carrieblessed thetir home and. with Mr Teller is n pirasant speaker: Gerluwr were Mrs 8. C. Schuler Annual Meeting of Battle Speaks on Child Training at Grew, her father, .•.urviv-r.- There are als > and hrt^rtie i-la-c inteieat and al- end Helena, Mrs. Spcnor Johnson.: .Delton in Afternoon and Creek Area at Headquar­ two brothers, Chaslcs Johnson o: trillion -------- of the club ... in r tn be r ; Mr. and Mi ; Gilbert 'McLeod. Mrs. Here in the Evening this city and August Johiuon of ■ tlir.ughoui Ida halt hour talk. IF A Erkardr and Glendon and Mr. ‘ ters on January 30 Lydia Ann Lynde, specialist Chicago und nne sister. Mr- Vlc>nd Mm. W - J. GerUngc-r und family . The January Boy Scout Court ot Mild Cream 15c tor ’ Forsburg of Laurel. Nebraska. don't carry' South Id. .. .' ‘<ot Mi ounncia. Honor will meet at the court room in Cniid Care and Training. Michi­ A private fuperal. attended only B..,nche L. Mott..daughter of Mr. i Rose R;—. Eckanit —- called on her sister. ■ Thii’raday evening. Jan. 35. Rev. L L. gan State Colli-m^vvill give the scc- ■by- tiie family and close relatives, and .Mrs. Elmore Clark, was torn in ' Mrs' CODFISH 23c Carrie Carrie CH Gerlingen who is ill; ■ond lozon of thr course. •'Undt'r- •was held at the home at two P. M B-niv township. February 33. 1833 n hur'dav p M .nursday P. CORN SYRUP 5 pail 28c stau iuig Your Child.” on Thursday on Friday and was conducted t>y ar.d kttcr a short illness. ]M*»ed inJ,.,rA<’u' ‘ M Mrs gpenor Johnson entertained I wHl have of Wiu week. County Agent [Foster Rev. Kifchlng. pastor of the Presby­ away Jan. 13. 1P34. aged forty an exhibit pl tlx;... „ ........................................... MOTHER I 12c -.has arranged tor thr lesson to be terian church- Interment was in year.,, ten months amt twenty days. the Circle Girls at her home Thum-1 I day afternoon. •■hinsv the toy.; Iwvc made including ;rivi r. nt. two loca>In;u>. At 2:00 Riverside. having always lived th the satne home. 2' for 25c Tn p is doing a o'clock m the afternoon Mrs. Lynne Those wno knew Mrs. Tyden, She uas married to Russell W. Mot*. ‘ 7: Thb T: ■ndtd work and all will want to will uve the leason to a group a. especially those who knew her well March 15. 1914. Six children blessyd thru-exhibit. the ivlton M-E-chutch and at 8:00 counted themselves fortunate. Sir..On Tuesday. Jan 30. th ‘ o'clock In the evening she will meet hud u most gracipus, kindly ponwn- Hi ;na. Mar June Blanche und Utile J mietuiK of the Battle Cree with a group, at the Hastfugs court nitty, u keen sympathy with a sym- Mtrljn. Tlio.ic.k-lt to mourn to-i 1 to be lieid al Scout headqi 111 hous*. » . pathetto undjust unding of others, a .-id' ■ the. husband, and children in- j Battle Creek. The play. • ■.M>n given, jdst prior deep.‘k>ve tor her home and sincere h'-r ipothcr. Mrs. Clara Clark of N written by a Scoutmaster regard for all her friend* "The H.i.unicf. live, brothers. Cie.slus. 4 citj. u to be a part af the program. tended Mn Lynde laid a back­ things of the spirit" hi'.erested anti Mu » -;on. Clyde, pelton. Burr. Hol- 4ground al -that time .’fur the other won Iter .Interest alway s. She loved lan-l Boyd. Haktings. and Merl, Clo-' A PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JANUARY DEATH <11 FQh.MER tour incs that wen- to follow. the truth lot its own sake. Shr verd.i’e. In the pa-v-ing ul tht ll At '.i - m-ct mgs 'Thursday. Mrs. rsojight for and loved the things that tn-ati.'.- from the tome when- *.ht-; j SUNDAY and MONDAY Lynd- will take up definite child ltttv ,1(UH and lived for the r'»m1 Mie a supreme, and m the com4 are right . j mer . diet problem-, that will lx- of interrm to cxild do. of For her. death is but an nnm ly where srw'hved Is 11 vacancy i 4 •xtendIdrcn of school and incident, of life. She had a sublime no one else can fill. She u us a lm< [ 4 ... .... - .. -1 Jallh tn thp KOod4)ess (,j tilX1 'an(j uc. a d -vot'-d mother and a' 4 fp. Olaai. ling -her ---------material. -hit sought always to lx- one of HL- —. iniasellor. She- into letl a price-i J — . her U’.ks -tv worked ciuc discussion faithful, loving, helpful children In less erilw to the daughters until 4 n eliow, 3 lbs. 19c that h.tye happened in actual lite, quiet, uiutoummit way Mie did a ton Ho will carry on" the lumored 4 j sisters and four Mrs. ’l.vnde i.<i»vll qualified to speak great deal ut good. Her lift- was an nani and tin- high principles tht* 4 ADDED ATTRACTTONS^-Laurel A Hardy Comedy—"Busy ' ’ ■ “ *' Buffalo. N Y . J.i BALDWIN APPLES bushel 69c on Hi: subject, being wli trained in txumph- and will ever to an in- moth ■ had taught them .net J Bodies" "Traveling in Dutch Guinea" 'Latest I’alhc News several leading• untvcrxltira and a 4pjMtion to all who knew her The ’«xl. A.- her ;w.'tor sa.d m 4 10 lbs. 15c mother ol two toys.. eomiMM nvedle could not m>re un­ logy. “Such a lite ends net j 1 CHILDREN 10 CENTS Th« ■ .-tr .tmg.s arc a part of tiie,erringly point to the north than di'd CRACKERS lbs. 19c regular County Extension jirogram tor life tn the good things atuch ah' held at the and ;> such are open to the public ■tonday afternoon Rei Smitn-i COUPON -TUESDAY NIGHT-COUPON c->ry Corners oturiating Hur-i e church wttho.- n..t, M.iieiiai Is pnMilled to lire, with i-im|ile faith and tinPrices subject to 3 per‘cent Michigan Sales Tax of int< i<Ll to both father and moth- ,qurstmnlng Uu»l in Iter Hiavrnlj in the Cedar Cret k cemetery * . Th- rntuuun ot flowers and the! WE CASH CWA CHECKS BUeincJW <rs. F.-Tyone interested to .invited Father. attend. Jure- .scmblage Attested to the Live I • MISSIONARY INION • •.'•cm In which ahe was i-.-.-id. , The Women's Mt.»xxuiry Union of the Methodist, church held their Tito.-(- who, are interested may sec c>.. Gilliland and wife of Lake' monthly meeting at the church ADDED ATTRACTIONS—"Duckey J)car"—Comedy, "Old Man the "i; w 1934 Chevrolet autohiobllc Gd-*4-1 were cullers nt Paul Slute worthy, ot your attehdance.Wm. on dbpiay at It K. Hurd's show­ Wwlil-sday. January 10 of the Mountain." “New Zealand"—Travrltalk. ami Will Baym- Friday evening. ! Gearhart. Secy. . . rooms in East'State Street It Ls a । After a very imprexstve caudle Mr .nd Mrs. Orb. Rusia and Es­ line Io king car und seems, a lot for light itig service conducted by Mt ther v.-re Sunday giie-ts st Hubert! JM Townsend, with short Bible the m.-ney Telephone 2609 206 - 208 East State Street • "Keep Striving Bari.nips in the Ijplnu-s neighbor-1 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY Thi< liex model has knee-action promiM-s. a wheels, blue streak engine, longer Keep Hoping." and helpful ’ com­ Mr and Mrs William Willison and ' wheel woe. - bigger FuJier body, an ments and prk>CT. Hu* chairman of Lenah Wood ot Hastings spent Wed-! • mttfortuiut ‘ " motor, and Its builders the Citizenship department intro­ iWMla- evening at Will Bayne's. claim ;->tcr acceleration and -80 duced Henry Osto-rn. who talk'd ot Ge- and Greta .Ftrster o! Verand gave experlocal welfare miles ,»ri hour ,.•«*» sliced. opera. ----- —---- —work, — r~*~ — spent Sunday at H 8. Mr. Hurd extends a cordial lint-i «?««<>'» akmg different lines of ha­ lation to those win are interested wnrk ttw prut 18 years .Mr and Mrs. Will Bayne spent ADDED ATTRACTIONS — Cnmrdy — "30,000 Cheers for the the new Chevrolet 5 milea Among many other things Mr. O»• to Urlv< ’ ~ ‘ *“ “ ““ ‘u"“ Sunda. at Gordon Endsleys in Chain .Gang'" •’King a Torch Song” Pathe News and lr । n by experience abc»ut tni» b,’rn “»«*. ”Tl-p «n«ln reason fol dc­ OooprrsvHle. -1. smooth-running molar hnmienu in the county is th? lack 1h- members of the State hflGANlZING PATROLS. b’.auut; CHILDREN 10 CENTS ?»* hooua are hirgily Hjmyll Cleveland, who i» the lead- car ab z which there has been so responsible, ctdldren always away Tele; .hone Co. enjoyed a very jer ol the Se.a Scout Ship Na. Ida fti much favorable comment. " evening ln-the Lyle Fuhcr from home evenings and parents no. ant this city, has recently oreantzed Sen Monday. • : knowing where they are." , SATURDAY ONLY iScnut patnH* at MiddleviUr Ma;Mary Stutz spent Saturday in Lan­ AND Clarvr.tt B Ctinunings. aged 35. _____ _____ _. Mr. Osborn jntrjduccd MUa Inna Uiall and Baltic Creek and plan* son ot " . . Ctuu- Kelsey of Kulamaroo. w1k> !s making ding and Sunday with friends in dr and• Mrs. .. Nelson to organize othsr*. Mranbeis of the with Marceline DAY in . . a 0« Barry Co. for the ’State IN STOVE OR FURNACE __ _. ________ _____ tn thair wor! rntngs ____ ___________ Dept, tn regard to ________ Mother’s Itmd become nv . Ot the St. here mi Broadway on Monday muni- Welfaie mg. having torn sick tlx days with 'Pensiona. Barry county U among the jSobut Ship ■ pneumonia. Mr. Cummings came .49 counties in Michigan which Mill HOOKS BALANCED. here but recently to conduct the-have Mother's Perisiotto. pensions. at present The superrhora* committee, which IhMvale grocery. Surviving are .the caring for 43 families and about 112 annual report uf the wife aixl o.ic son. besides hto pur- children. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage nd county treasurer. cnu. .The remains were taken to Al- These talks were bath very Infor ... .jn» on Monday where the. funei^l '«natn-e and were thoroughly enjoyed I balanced, to a 0 reported will be told ami burial made. Bin- by thv Missionary ladies—Maude m»ro . ito the board cere sympathy u extended. Zcrbel. Secy. . . * enu, lIinRF MrPEFK SEN. *» i* <\x.rrvnt«i jud,< INTERESTING FIGURES JUUUC Mcrccr sen Mcr«k. b«-«u.w n ai>pew«i «' conu on*n enuu'.i TENCES THREE MEN May 28. 19-6. he had driven away a rKUM KUAU LU MM N. Women’s Club LOCAL NEWS |i Waters’ Clothes Shop Quality and Moderate Children’s SNOW SUITS ,” FOOD CENTER Serve Yourself and Save Navy Coats 3- Flour Union Suits "; lb. Butter Baking Soda, 6c Lee O’alls 2 lb. Pancake Corn lb. 25c 2 LARD EGGS .i. R5' Clothes SI1.0 p If it isn't Good, we it lb. lb. CHEESE Choice Selected lb. ’S COCOA lb. can HOMINY No. can 3 Silver Nut “533” OLEO LEWIS CARROLL’S Alice Wonderland BANANAS, Choice 'i DRY ONIONS ' 2 Salted Jack Pearl :: Jimmy Durante FELDPAUSCHS WAREHOUSE MEET the BARON Joan Crawford - Clark Gable Red Clover DANCING LADY Eastern Kentucky Coal BURNS LONG CLEAN HOOT GIBSON Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. The Fighting Parson �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANt'ARY IT. Hu ’ *be emjrtovcd in teaching the kvon(apportioned to tfny such district Hastings, Mr. and Mrs Floyd Allen o< self-help to cure the dairy <1 is-[shall be the total ?um which, alien of Battle Creek and Mrs. Sarah itreM—-self-help b«*caUM* alien Uw’taken with th* i»rimary sciiooi in- Newton of Hostings. , ■t. householders help themselves ■■ an tereat fund apportionment to that ,Mr mat Mrs. Will Moore anti extra piece of butrer or ure lUjexirn district for that nseal year, pltu a daughter. Margaret, s|M-nl 'luesday amount of cream or buttcr/<l«S <bo sum equal to a three mill tax on the. in Grant! Rapids. tielp the farmer to a belle! :ir: A foriibwssrel valuation ol the property- Mi and M; Will Moore and CAPACITY CROWD SEES 1I />\ within lhe.dtatrict reported and dr- dqughur suited her parents. Mr ‘his best product. (Continued from pace one) termined iu> herelnaP-cr provided, and Mrs. Bump, in IlUilngx Sun। To feature 0ua|ity>-> GOLDEN GLOVE BpUTS Better butter and better cliresr' 'will make un amount sufficient to day afternoon. ' feed; heretofore marketed at thc-elr-. W||| matured in th. <m- pay the tuition paid, not exceeding Most Bouts Evenly Matched vator or turned into p<f. pork and palgn Good quality dairy product* forty dollars tuition for each el’--, dollars' —Knockout* Few—Box­ mutton, has been turned into the(*‘rr spread thick. UnMVory butter mrntarv pupil and dairy herd u Or tat Aralluble “ "h""1 P“n „•nd,.. “WU-ulde tuition for each high school i»up:l er* Set Fast Pace I , , . , cheese is eaten gingerly. Trie gospel attending public MchooU tn .ocher death of Blanch Mott, who w;u Hl A capacity crowd saw thr pre­ mean* of marketing As if to add to;t,r go»xl products of tiie dairy und district*. . only two days with pneumonia. Sh>rliilrtirian fhr-'ri,..re >>... liminary Golden doves baking bouts Ulf the nllvh plight’ nf of thrthe — dairyman, — the.their . Ijlvir proper l -4. use • will writ fw be Mi,III' dinned .. II|IM into ' If aijy iz such school dlsttlci. in Um* will be sadly missed in her hpn:t“~ dweller tJ—*!!-r lias,die .•-.l- ’ j. ears .... of the consumers r: ot Michi- year ending tn July of the year pre- aiid.by a held here Thursdav. Jan. 11. under eqnsumption of tiie town li.tniL.■ I.-i< family have our deep­ )y for tlavery p u n along with dependable iliflumaceding the apportionment, mainfallen olf materially tinvan de|>endablr mr-umathe .-.ponsorship of the.I O. O F. tamed kclxxJ as provided bv fa*. est sympathy -. * good reason there w no pay check ftton on the economy of iiealt Results were as follows: Mr. and Mrs Stewart .Walers ami .... milk products a*, ... again.-* ,-ub- 'then the apportionment* to mid de­ Flyweight tNovlce) 112 - Herbert in tlx- family with which to buy mg stitutes I— lacking . xm.vm >»«» L...w their nutritive qual- Uict from the supplement fund and Mnrjc spent Sfinday evening wit’i Cooper. Haslinrfy. m defeated Max milk, butler,cheexe and ice cream th” -chool equalization fund shall be her sister, Mary, and family .tM^wvcHton Ford Dr- The National Dairy council al-|itu> Hoyt. Plainwj" ‘ ... do — some-- • ' u signflcant that notwitht and- b-x-^d upon •. tlie average -whool South Hickory Corner*. Mary ’port Roland ready formed propuw** to ' ' ..... Claire, ... defeated .. emergency. Voiun- । mg the ........... fact that all dairym* i. <up- member h;p in tiie district at forty stiflrring v.rh junus trouble, ouhmkt "-/land. Decision. «>utg about the e.* —:—— .. ... Buttonr'wayland. ■S.k'm , “ h. w.l ■ k , <(Novice) XI n V l — > H9— »«rily it* members ts have iffipoged imputed a I' plymg plviiuz fluid m»lk milk to tiw the !>troit l>-tiui’ mar- •doBai • each fot elementary pupil* are hoping for her speedy recover Bantamwrlrhl . , . Frank Sperling. Grand Rapids, de- proce«Ming tax upon their own biui(xct actually contribute fromi eachi*nd sixty dollars for each high Newton were in Hasting1- Friday nriuir.-.. I-Y.im From the fundx fund.-, tl.itc thus ohob- Im.iu Imilk check .o to IbooM feated Ed McGrath Ha'.ting*. Dr- ■ ocxatk wm. the *ab* <aiu <■! 'heir ' scho.4 pupil business. They .«: <•" made a .bu*;clslon. Prte BarldW. Hastings, de­ taini-d they have g.ine out into the prudurL. to city dweller • if k now . Same; Additional AlloUwnta Fur Transportation Aid. iww tnp to Plainwell. frated'Dan Morganstern. Wayland. 'several milk producing .'.tales and found ncceasary for another oti'ani-* Decision Fred Kundr. Freeport, de­ fornv-d organizattotu. of distributorsIzaiiop to sjiejul money and ( ib.rt to Additional ailpimeriU ‘Hall be ••Linden Louden. " feated Barry Rug la, Hastings. K O.I and producers ns well aa manufac-1 c<xnr back and tHudi the farmer to madt. ;o pg^n- and Qr grade with. bronchial tr mbit-. is turers. Their- .sole -objective is to en- , • ••uSe his own .But this campaign goes ycjyjui district* ‘n which school i­ round 2. - Henry Colluon. who hu Featherweight (Novice) i?G — Jack iM.t-t»*c* interest of the farmers them- farther than juit that.' — |t -.. ,lm‘^fnot maintained wholly or in part Prlling. Middleville, defeated Lrs 'wives und the resident of tht dairy'n,-. only toward inducing the ” iccorcttog to law. and for township •d for u numbet states ---------------------in a movement to- Increase eat. — hl- ---own- ffroduct. ity-v Stauffer, Lowell. Decision. --------- - thr I er - .to— lightweight t Novice) 135—Bill daily per capita consumption of milkj aimed also.at inducing- the ■|» ■,>{( of-'aid undt-r’lie provL'iun.’of the rural J!,'1 ’' James. Hastings, defeated James and :mik product* For the purpose;the smaller cities to to help their their - agricultural school diMrict act. from '■ they. ■ neighbor .......... farmer?; by rating Li-alth- the school equalization Iund" lot'; ‘ Topp. Saranac. Decision. Wm Jor- 1of -• visualizing — —------ . tiie movement- -ng hra.Ls** ' gensen. McBride, defeated Glenn have choaen to speak In terms of lui. home-produced dairy products transiwrtatfon. in amount-s appnmed |(,f jhc farm in .preference • 5Ub- b>. th.- .uplrmt.ndei.t public m- , Hummell. Vermontville K O round pounds of butterfat ( ommlltre Orxnnlred. - MHutr# of foreign manufi.i' ‘Mruction but i.exceed thiry 1. Roy Hummell. Vermontville, dr-i ■n returned •< Ml in Michigan the organization U —I)wT yr..r ,*• pup.J transportfeated Hub Grrkr. Grand Rapid’. » Sunday at QI,, \ />♦ ed to other public .-.claaiL., No trunDecision. Louts Bailey. HaMing--. de­ knowmau the Mkhlgan Hutter cum <p|* . । •ndipg her vi feated Allan Hummrll. Vermont­ mit ecY'Ihe *ta e organization i- | IfatChCf bl'dS .\Cl 4portu-.ion .nd dull b- allotted to made up of affiliated group, repre-, , . * 4 <* i t anv dl-triet until it has voted to ville. Decision. m th.ul year m which the Ray Oils und daughter. Lotram^ Welterweght (Novice) 147—Frank itentlng all phases of the dairy indu-.-- Ol lIltCTCSt tO SdlOOlS try- -producers. matribntnr* distributor*. cream-. cream- -----ulWmenJ L- rrnlde. the maximum >- nf Kalamazoo arre Sunday visit*1 Kauffman. Alio, defeated Ed Skibo. rev-..nra.^ Grand Rupids. Decision Bennie 1ery operators, condensaries. chre.se I (Continued from poge on?) ’miT tax for achuols a» determined by ut Fred Oils’ Cha-, and Norman Er factories, farm organizations of all way und Harold Oti* returned horn Adcock. Hastings, defeated June* — ----------- tiie nilocatxm of the property tax - ------- -— nusu... by th<_i.-xvlature on tn.- a.-.- with tlieni after .jicnding their vaca Thomas. Hasting*. Decision. Dick kmdJ* including the- extension serv­ Palmer. Middleville, deflated Har­ ice of Michigan State college Each school district not m; . Mr.*- Bruce Bidden of Oram old Fowler. Plainwell. K. O. round J^cording to reliable figures there ing cJasse; above the eighth griKiPVffhni said district, and has errti’Srcnq.000 farm families in Mtchi- and empioying only one tr.u Ikt or'fled such fact to the superintendent Rapid;.and Mr and Mr. l-imbe son of Ibnut called at Fred F.-rd Thomaa, Ruzotll Kcrvan and gan mone-half this number can be . mor** than one. teacher und having ol public instruction. Tuesday evening. —,. ........... .. .......... I ......... -I __ II _ ....... Bill James all won by default of op­ induced to increase llieir consump­ Iless than thirty elementary chooi I Definition*. Mi— Ruth "Enray returned ponent* and will fight in the finals tion of milk and butter,'cheese und pupils in average membership in Membership shall be. registration ................. _. spending .. .... Kalamazoo alter her to be held Thursday. Jan. 25. at I. kindred products to an equivalent of xaid grades; xhall lx* limited to the plus receipts bv.transfer minus k* ” -1 cation With lier-parchti O O. F. hall. Green and Jefferson one potmd per family per week that ‘allotment made from IA<- ;unary । ».-> as deim d by the superintendent; mother .»;•-> Johiu and Ch-neviev increase alone will reduce Michigan's streets. supfilcmeiit fund to the ..mount „. lbllP lnA .nuuu pubhr Ins’rustiun 'shore of the 100.000.000-pound na- width, when taken with the tatmary1। cofhSd “twcoumUu ’ in tiie Michigan . relurni d system. Average rat.... Louie Ilona) surplus lo the tunc of 340.000 MLu, ix LOCAL INDEPENDENT pounds each month. for that district fur that y.ur phis . .t membt.r,hju (!,r the !-,. »• , What is happening all over AmcrFIVES WIN TWICE Bimdav siip'ors at Cha- Whr । ica is indicated In thr recent action tuitam receipts pltw a Mim e(|uai to.?rh<ii4 TCUI dludcd by the actual By defeating the Lake Odessa of ' authorities in the’territory sup­ valuation upon the jiroperty ult]un ; number of days school wax tn. sex- more.- were. Clio Brown and famii Merchants 28 to 28 in an overtime ,plying New York and Brooklyn. the district, will !>• sufficient to slon. Elementary pupils, arc defined ,if Hickory Corners ’ and Isad<>: pupil* in school memberahip in PmnsJika -it Bru-h Ridge and Loui-ii game al the High school gymnasium There un embargo has been placed make a total sum equal tf> seven as here Friday evening, the J. C. Pen­ upon milk from other state.-; and hundred dollars for the firs’ twelve nil grades in districts not maintain- above the eighth grade. ( ney five scored their sixth win-in there a similar embargo is said to be elementary sdiool pupils in average ing classes in grades from tht kindergarten wven-starLs. AH Williams, captain under consideration against the im- >, membership, plus nine dollars for and the sixth grade. Inclusive, in of the Penney team was high scorer portution of dairy cattle. ThU mrre-' each additional elementary .sch<»>! to . schools maintaining classes abovei । ly back., up the how of milk and., ...... ----• — ----------— ------— — with 13_polnl*. Tn the second game in average membership upPJito IP*’’ the mid-west held, throwing]• ’pupil Ji includin^tlnru twosh Krad< ’ hlgh scl100’ pup‘-' of the evening the Hirsch Pickle floods hut that hmeh .B and tortv d»l'?k fJr "‘*Ch<~> »»emji.<W Much more mo. milk maii into mi» butbu.r , 2Vi ......... ... !u’ ................ .............. team defeated Otsego 28—18. Haw- io S m wdm?fUh I lM’rsh,p in l*e,M* luul ch.-...- produetton imdouo, thus tho again rm J ocll ' J,;, ■" «radM M‘v,‘n thome. James und Wilcox were the piling up more -Phu. surplus. • •( main cogs in the offense. Friday evening, the J. C. Penney! tmioihUfter n nUd “d'': 'f“°rr hlB*:'8ch<X” I eighth grade The taxes herein re­ team will meet the Recreation All-; , , , . , ‘lerred .to are’defined-as the taxes r ------om ol IU not • Khoul ,I J.Rich; ,, , rtUtrlr! /Stars of-----------------------Buttle Creek at the»«>«»«• gym- ' .... .. nosium her. here. The All-Stars on,* nulum All-Star. are .r. on.“?!' Unn e„ht hundred ehrlih. u .hteto levied for purptwes other than the payment of principal und interest on of the Strongest teams in Battle Irom Michigan tainim' to nln.,t<<n >C|r, o, UR(, Uu.11Live> incurred ta'lore Decem­ Creek this season The Hirsch »**«•*- 111 t'nnmcd by the annual Michigan •!obligation* le tram wUl meet u team from Kul- ™ '> «" * tm ciVum ’:rh,Kjl cmr!U' not niaintuinlng class- ber eight, nineteen hundred thirty- • ntnazoo. । Th« goal Ls to ipcreas* tm consumpatx»ve the eighth grade -nd em­ two. Sporting Items DAIRY MOVEMEN HITS AT SURPLUS FACIE WOULD YOU RISK AN ACCIDENT? Trying"to get another Thousand Miles on Thin Tires is Dangerous and Expensive 4.75-19 High Speed, Price $8.40 Mileage Rendered 20,000 15,000 Coat Per 1,000 Mi.' $ 42 .57 60 Miles an Hour—88 Feet a Second You May Only Need The Best Tires For ONE SECOND Of Your Life The brakes can stop the wheels , .. but the TIRES must stop the car ! EVERY CAR SHOULD HAVE Three Good Steering Wheels PUNCTURES or BLOWOUTS mean BROKEN STEERING WHEELS SPECIAL ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD TIRES ANDRUS SERVICE Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts. Phone 2240—Hastings Penney’s 3-Day Showing H. H. S. CAGERS WIN. fesSAsSS FIFTH QTRAIFMT m.ans thai iacMamily w I <miLMim'-!; nt-TH bIKAIGHT " Lndof butreVeaeh w.vkl^^’11; " 1 ,lj'n on,e hl‘n<!:"d Fr,da> , gTud‘“‘ a! 1 ra‘:h oienn MorehomBring and­ ’--------- • „r win consume from 10 12 uuart--’ !’c ,0°-having le.v than eight wichc* and one other dish and- all. First and Reserve Quintets O?- nuid - SCoa °“ V.,,M X ,l/un hi .'u>^iing . quartoNjhu luJM "rti; jn-d'‘ children dive "‘v‘- to ninetei-*. to attend. n?*nna ---------- \m Ion tiie table as i drink |inclusive) .u. detcrmlhed by Hie an-, Gordon- McCallum is in the upDefeat Two-Teams From I County farm agent. of all counile* I nu1a M,c*l,*an «hool ccilsun. main- ■ tx.r peninsula where he has charge Middleville Carried on will head no the Miihi- M ‘ ‘,n“ ' 1,1 l>o ‘ -l5s than sanitation the New Hastings High biukrteers won !g “n SnSiIn In u<&ciint^ ^ nr»rten|lx. al. This program is tf very under latge n-spomttheir fifth straight victory in the prominent dairymen will iu. ume to 1 K‘ 5 xtn' aiul having bility. he having six or seven coun-! High school gymnasium here Satur­ ‘ vSLshin • ! “ » nx-mbership o: not less I ties under Ms Jurisdiction. We wish day evening by drfeating the Thornapple-Kellogg flve of Middleville 41 I Within the next few months the|,,“n ,unc hu»idred fifty elementary |him all kinds of success in his work of Michigan are going to scho°l pupil-. In grades from kind-land are proud tiiat otyLof our Mcto 20. In a preliminary' game, the!•neonle !h-ar coroiS-robh* of this miht im'"B;'rtt n ,o sixth. InqJuUve, shall j Callum School boys hMbthe ability HastiiiM reserves defeated the Mid­ dairy organization Newxpanere the •“nUcd 111 ,b* )'H‘»«“i|’n from tiie necessary to land a Job of this kind. dleville second team 21 to 7. ! rad to tte torture nlatS 1U!ul ,o tlu Herbert PetUngill of Hick­ There will be no game on the clubs ’ and organizations* iiarentwhvn ,nk*’" W>.the ;ory Corners spent -Sunday with her High school schedule this week. The assoctattotis health urouos »^>«>i ihterest fund appor-: parents. Mr. and Mr- Everett Mcli"Xt game will br-with Lakeview tetchers romen” riSSaXh£cn’other a?X'itionnicnt f,,r ,hat d,stnr' for lh“t. Callum. here on Jan. 28- Charlotte will play . able means of securing DUblicity will >ear‘ p u? tu*Uon receipt., plus a, Our school children were examined, here Jan. 30. i * ) sum equal to a three mill tax on the Twsdav morning by Dr Adrounle --------------------------------------------------jassessed valuation of the property;und Nurse Wetzel and we arc glad _____________________________ __ WltHlf. ..... they Caine through .....I. within 111.. the Htktvii.t district, n',11 will I... i>- sufficient to say with very ' I to make a total sum equal to forty few defects. AVe lost two scholars dollars for each elementary school this week, Mary Louise and Esther pupil in average membership and Arentz. they haring moved to Pralforty dollars .for each pupil for rieville. We think Esthel Is the only whom high school ^ifition Is paid, scholar ever to.receive all As on plus any allowance hereinafter made her card for a month in this school. for high school .pupils. The HorA* Jockeys reunion met ‘ High School DistriiU. ' at Glenn Morehouse's Saturday for pedro and music Me.ssn. Each ischool district having -leas oysters, and Mesdames Ed. Hunt. Art Shat­ than tight hundred.children <flve to tuck. Rankin . Hart und Mark were nineteen inclusive) as dct< i mined by the guest*. Signed the NRA Code governing trade the annual Michigan .*«h<»l census, Mrs. James Collison of Kalama­ maintaining.classes above :he eighth zoo. vyho lias been seriously ill with’ practices of the thousands of firms in the grade, und emptying not less than pneumonia, (tossed tiie crisis safely. five teachers in grade.-, -eventh to Saturday night: and we arc glad to dry cleaning industry. This new law of twelfth inclusive, and ha/ng an av­ say Is a little better this Monday erage membership of not less than morning. A host of friends hope the land regulates‘prices. ninety-five pupils, in grades seventh for her complete recovery soon. to twelfth inclusive^ shall receive We believe every good citizen will Gordon Collison and Miss Sylvia from the primary supplement ftmd Miller ,of Battle Creek called at L. an additional allotment whlcli will D. Woodman's Sunday evening. welcome this change. For it ends price make the total additional sum allott^d to said district equal to sixtywars, so-called '‘bargains” and trick HINDS CORNERS. five dollars for each high school pu­ Mrs. Fearl Barrett of Detroit pil in averag* membership. merchandising. . came last Friday to help care for her father. C. N Tobias, who has Districts With I^ss Than 12 The new minimum prices for dry Pupils, Maximum .Allotment. been ill the past two weeks and is । • NO DISTRICT WITH LESS not much better at this writing. cleaning are fifty per cent below all Mr and Mrs Fred Bush and fam- ■ THAN TWELVE PUPILS IN AV­ ERAGE SCHOOL MEMBERSHIP. Uy of Urbandale spent Sunday aft-' prices of /our years ago. They are fair trnoon with her parents, Mr. and UNLESS APPROVED BY THE SU­ PERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN­ Mrs. W. O Tobias. to you, fair to our workers and fair to all. Orville Tobias of Detroit spent a; STRUCTION. MAY SHARE IN couple of days last week with his EITHER THE PRIMARY SUPPLE­ MENT FUND OR THE SCHOOL parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias, also Mrs. Mell Hendershott of Kal­ EQUALIZATION FUND; and the amazoo spent a couple of days there [ amount apportioned to any such dis­ .| trict shall not exceed tiie amount helping care for her father. Mrs. Sarah Newton x>f Hastings' which, when taken with its primary school interest fund api>ortionment spent part of last , week with herj are for at pluses sum cqpai’lo a three mill tax daughter. Mrs. George DeMott, and; Friday she visited Mrs. W. O. To-! on th« aascMcd valuation of the bias. New Price — 75c Suits, property -within said district, shall I Floyd Tobias and sister. Mrs. Mell I make a total amount equal to sixty Hendershott, of Kalamazoo spent; dollars ptu^pupll in average school ’coatR, with their parent*; Mr. and membership in the public scliuois of Sunday Mrs. C. N. Tobias. said district. M. W. Skidmore spent the for? Coats Try Districts Not Maintaining part of lost week with his son? A School; Allotment. Ralph, near Vicksburg. Any primary or graded school dis­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers of De-1 trict not maintaining school wholly trait are visiting at Edd Newton's.! or in port according to law which, Mrs. Vida Phillips of Hastings' for. the Bacal year in which the ap­ spent the week end with MLss Susie* portionment is made, has voted not> Phillip*. « Callers on C. N. Tobias the past' less than u three mill tax on the as­ sessed valuation of tiie property week were, his brother. Frank To­ and Deliver As within the district, and lias certified bias, and son. Earl. Mr. and Mrs. j such fact to the superintendent of Carl Morganthnier and Mrs. Joe public instruction, may share in Bel), all of NaahvlUe; Mr. and Mrs.! both the primary supplement fund Clark Robinson. Mrs. Mary Payne , and the school equalization fund. and son; Kenneth, and friend. M1m| I The total amount which shall be so< Bennett, and Mrs. Harold Comp of The President If you this O 2000 FROCKS Go On Sale Thursday 9 a.m New 66 Others at Smart Trims 79c to $1.98 These are High Quality Frocks Every Frock Fast Color All sizes 14 to 52 Basement Frock Shop shopping quality for Plain Dresses or Plain — McCREERY’S We Call Usual! PENNEY 116-118 EAST STATE STREET — HASTINGS. MICHIGAN c o n �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 17. ItM. PAGE POUB The Hastings Banner lulurc r*dwd. but ner sd............ —a------------ - ----- me nastings Banner vanctng encroachmenw upon ttKf y: j Opinions This and That Backward Glances; sanctity of pruAlcjpc public con- V ,Civ6 UnU “Tire Observer.*’ ■ ’ tracts.” Tiie timeliness of this cauYesterday . Journalism at I u Best • ’ txui cauHet oe denied. Nevertheless tiie strong* liberal­ Micljoei Hart Speak*. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY ' spirit reflected by the pwjority has THERE'S A BRIDGE OUT AHEAD. Six, Exceptions, The Michigan legisluture Chis week Mr and Mrs. Sumner Sponabl** been universally applauded. It t>■ ,made a hurried and sketchy approAmong the enjoyable Christmas .. . . undoubtedly 'one of .the most **a" - '•'bnation tn favor x»t the distressed Blll _______ ____ ;r-, we received this__year uu* a man and Mr:- Larry Kunkle wu reaching decisions since the day t of schojls of.state Thu action was subscription ■to — -The Observer," G--..... Sunday tfiu-jts of Mi and Mrs. Edtaken u» the closing iiour* of the published in London and rated1 as *m Sponable of Grand Rupid» MarshalL .-I'tcial session AL'o it came after on- of the outstanding journal* In - — ---- -----Governor in-stock liad called them-th. English-speaking world -The and Mr and Mrs. g: A FINE EXAMPIJ! ; 'Dckere Thao w.u- not fair. As cv- m • ropy came lost week After j>er-, were in Jackson Siinda; nnn.E noNiiis . . -... Sic hU power and greatness is evident? h« work of a 'pec^d ae-'.on und the hmk fordktd expectantly to the h>iSu a strict parent- Having lcanu-d th.>‘ tdvr in winch inattcrs shall appear jqmng ciiv* ration. He inlroduchu youngest son. aged six. had failed w to puss on examination and that hu them a dirty dig tcaciMT had decided to k-cp him in the same division for another yea bu; pawned is little more the Italian dictator said to the u What jfl^rs Say j* iuhky । structresv. -You- hare done' well i.a. he is reported to have said with smile. ' 1 congratulate v>u. You .u -a novtlt'y. Most people think/the can best please hie- by sppliing m children. That lazy little ,-on of min ‘t must be treated like the re.-: MA ‘ him work. It you (io so. he will thank n' you hunself later on as rdo no*- ' Bits of Nashville h to have a new hotel • Mr. c. c. Walcott has commenced ■ tcavaUqns for a building two ■>:lr» high. 40 x Hi,-to be built epr-5 . in th<- silting, and to be known rts t ie Wolcott house. • . Notwuh.f.iindtng theunfavorable . ndltbn of tiie roads, the annual turn of th’- pioneer meeting was •eted by a large number of arah from rfll through the county. t 10:30 o'clock Union hall was; ened-and thy people gathered for i hour of .social and friendly inter- 1 ‘ hall -war aged lengthwtw \>t the lull. and n brid jfl States St atorlum incur Andrus and Sale Price baby Duinnns. ror ex- mean* payment ol the principal by ><miic future genera tlon Michigan capable leadership an ever before There nw : 'stake' !<» blunder ^.;a deb: fl<publican-Nr w* and the United .SUU cents in IvgitimapH'cventil! ing..* coustitutluu intended tu rd- etich one. But the public cost dure for ages* tu came, and wna- Mr. FVulkc*’ cards 1* a* nothing to the humiliation of being represented­ in congress by one who would at­ tempt to git away with, such ;i sneaky-trick—or was it ignorance?' Grund Has.in.* over Sunday ind habi l hunu Idea their linme. Jan 1». All ar« •ring for mother and baby, con illation* it iimns o^qulvaleni list a. Saturday a making 2 cakes for 15c Windsor's Tar Shampoo Soap, Rog. price, per cake 25c Castolay Toilet Soap, Reg. price, per cake, 25c Sale Price - 2 cakes for 25c but tn. Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap, Sale price, 3 cakes 25c Nassour’s Pure Castile Toilet Soap, Sale price -- —--------------------- per cake 11c Ty painful r. and Mi ? : ivtpapers stated that Reps i he nubh.-Iud reGeorge Foulk<‘4 denird re Christm-u grceiliig cards m franked invesligating cummta ioh envelopes. We have tn our owiy filial. York and tin* stale |K.*na! i Morv.tu IKX1> and Mrs. Quick aiid itnidrrn. Sunday nllt-ld sent io a Mailings .business man in fraiikeJ envelope- Nor did the envy! .. . or card, u a vital it u not known definitely just how a rd?. Mr. Fkailkc* sent out tovernment frank But judg:n the number broa 15c 15c Jurgens French Geranium Toilet Soap, Reg. price, per cake . 15c Jcrgens French Jasmin Toilet Soap, Reg. price, per cake . 15c building pro .'imply means piling tip more and greater operating 2 cakes for 11c Colgate’s Big Bath Toilet Soap, Reg. Jergcns French Violet Toilet Soap, Reg. an institution i* one splendid it would be. from the * standpoint of education and dis­ cipline. If public school teachers and ^superintendents here in. the United States received the same- whole­ A LIBERAL RULING hearted co-operation from every Although zhe Constitution of the parent In question. United States guarantees the right* of debtor.- and crediioni ullke; n'ts PLENTY OF EVIDENCE! ' concerned aboic’iili else with safe-. An A aochited Press dispatch car- Colgate’s Old Colonial Toilet Soap, Reg. price, per cake .. . 10c ir*4 Colgate's Lilac Imperial, Reg. price, cake 10c 10c Colgate’s Coleo, Reg. price, per caks 10c 15c Hie headline* nn.*M>bc-r mid ;u arc t|>e MorKtfi which Crime scanrial and must come qn—new fund* SOAP SPECIAL Sale Price Mudc . 2d v.c; -president’ J F jury. Jahn Q Cre.-s-ev; l without see- Then- is little doubt LyBARKER’S Saturday B.A.LyBARKER’S DRUG STORE ::r.-ill. Phone 21-15 I laslings, Michigan \\’v Delivvf A Quotation Mito Prutov and Sa’urduv Till R! icir« >nim tits . A FALSE PH1LOSOPHY. David Lamar, the- Lite -Woi plots and raid.' on thivstocK once expounded his . phikeojihy as follows; "Put up a bluff Make them think you have more hare all kinds of respect for you' gyc. He (iictl a few days apo. jieniuh.'.’ and idrgoiten. in an obscure Iwtel room. No farmer friend or a<-quaintancc claimed his body a.-, it lay in the morgue Hu philosophy t>u<l i iirou«h a brief burst ' ' ' ' Abra­ ham Lincoln who inuiay Albc-tt hoi tintr. TO THE RESCUE! • n t aba It s NOT Economy Pungent Paragraphs fund vahrt's for nil the family, its b««dy-building und health-vonserving <|luilities for the children, good clean milk i> the fhcape.^Pfood you can'buy. "Health-authoritp-.- say that (tilth adult should consume at least a pint a day. and twh child a quart ;o the If you will visit pur clettn dairy burns, and observe the. pains taken t«> have the jnilk kepj free from al! contamination, you will be im­ pressed most favorably. An inspection of our milk house would >how you that from the tipie the milk is drawn until it is bottled anti capped, human hands never touch it. The state has inspected our Dairy and its equipment, and our tested and accredited herd Sixt. Vandt.) .> quellea : and bcuration six Impur tinned. S. lug ton amentum through liberal times ui crul* j ■ Four jusUcL olht* down > chute, cucuvered altweek or .m» it wsrrthe mcincra-Detroit News. We are fed up on reading about s »1th the ma- so many jiatwcul questions What !no'u-« c they iev ui we want now i» wine cl the *n»wcre u *e“l-l,n 4 the potential-.—Atlant. Constitution. Ecenlrfc. drop of milk you buy from Highland^ Dairy-rumo* from our own accredited herd. And you get it nt no uterea'se'in price. .dated thcrefi.... ... FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY X|*Ct u> get Jddgc 1 •; themselves what Mr. Hurt • Rev R \V. Fletciier will make !.rprogram of farewell remark* ai the PresbyterWe'll net our own iRepresentative Hi* health will nul permit him':.? ••t-election perform- Geurgc Foulkes and Michael. Wait remain longer, aim hu resignation 'Averill, Birmingham could tri] some whoppers If they accepted. The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Hastings,-Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 17. 1931 PAGE FOUR „.!\Z J v.^Of^ The Hastings Banner xs i., .>..1 .... Wi-e-a* «mcuty of private and public conZ<-zk Vi Yu«tiVr>.r MUhZ/*:..**- tracts." Hie timeliness of this cau- ------ What _ This and That •The QbM-rver.v .ers Say . JournalUm at tta Best. Michael Hart $peaka. . - Neyertheiess the strong* llb*ral'.,.lIu.Ea A iiiJHH TEvtt spirit refitted by the majority ha.* ’ Six EJtn-ptlum. ' ry-—-------— been universally -applauded. If x* Ira(le Among the enjoyable Chrblma' wMi«c#““n,t*''undoubtedly w* of the .most far prution •’ m favnr of the distressed gin* received this year was u ■_------------reaching decbvAs since the day* 0! ><:)!.> :> of the state. This action wu* .•■utacripliun to "The ‘ Observer, taken m the ckeung hours of tiie published in London and. rated a., p..i«u Marshall fjx-cial session. Al.-u it came after OJ;-. of the outstanding Journals hi Gwi.-rnor Vrmstock had called them u.. Englfah-sjK-aktng world The A FINE EXAMPLE * Ti'.’.it wa.* not fair. As ev- pr.; copy tame :a*t week. After-per|s Signor Benito Mussolini. de.*pi'e tr><,n,; k:<«> the Governor dietak^.u.-I|1g through our first U»ue. wc will je hb power.and greatness U evidently th, au ra ol a social - v*.on and the j,«* forward expectantly to the fuia strict parent Having learned tlw! n which matter* aha 11 appear k*mg one*. :r conuderatwa H«- uitroduc. . . ’ his youngMt son. aged six, had tailed ’“* MXitruvrt.-aal liquor matter American reader* readers might might mi»* mi* the *v to put an ekamlnatx>n and that hts Ilr.. -j her • c w them a dh.y dig American hcaa;lnt J mMuc to catch the ry’r teacher had decided to. keep turn in (or not n...,,a uh,.4bm.1.. ■I relief Incala-’ „. thev reader m. characteristic a ude-ra'ion Wc a .the Mine division for anottur year ture of Journal.-, on thia aide of tn - tai! is little more th- Atlantic, in fact they might the Italian dictator said'to the in- lii.ui .1 gv.*. ’.'i:t- Wi- .1;. Uiis because i!;':;!**.;:",7; .if-'!- LyBARKER’S Notwlths anding the unfavorable-, ndltkin of the ro.t<U. the annual TEN YEARS AGO TODAY Mr and Mrs Sumner Sponablr. • turn of the Pioneer njeeilng was "•ted by a large nujhbcr of arah from all. through the county. fnan uiul Mis Larry Kunkle wer. Sunday <;u...L* of Mi and M.-v Ed­ it 10;30 o’clock Union hall wo* '--ned ,md life people gathered for win Sponablc of Grand Raputa Mr. and Mr... John V. Sassani.*:' •1 hour of aoclal and friendly intcrand Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Collins' ■ -iirsc. ano by n«,.m the hall -wii . werr in Jackson Sunday wlu-re they erally packed, seats Were ar­ : .nged kngthww of the hall, and and at u party at the Capitol thta'.r ■ 12:30 refreshment* were served. The election of otftecr* for tlv* by Mr and Mrs .Ed. Rice MrSa. f nicer club for the en*uihR-)car re­ Minan rnnaiiietl for tiie week. ted a* ful-owh Pres. Hon H‘ A ■ Mr and Mi.- Albert Hubbard < < • odycar; tai vice-freaidcnt.'-.Lor.•:» Mudg . 2d vic.:-president. J F Freeman. ^>-forc rclurnihg Ikhiic Sunday. Mr. and Mr.*. G F. Chide. a- urer. SOAP SPECIAL Colgate's Old Colonial Toilet Soap, Reg. 10c price, per cake_______________ 10c Colgate’s Lilac Imperial, Reg. price, cake 10c 10c Colgate's Charmis, Reg. price, per cake Sale Price - 2 cakes for 11c Colgate's Big Bath Toilet Soap, Reg. price, per cake . ’ . . . . Colgate's English Glycerine Soap, Reg. ft O*ok:' chaplain. •Id. The chair appiint- Jergens French Violet Toilet Soap, Reg. price, per cake . Jergens French Geranium Toilet Soap, Reg. price,' per cake Jergens French Jasmin Toilet Soap, Reg. price, per cake are -otaiUS and Chuh-uer cl,i41!oUv rvnuuning fA,r Uk uto‘ but that the prerer.t tax system will 14.1 J e.in ■ II: vs un: , Ill(, ,.choo! mu;it CQnjfl fro::: a<iditiunai taxation—nt w fund.-, ’taken ' ' from the fxickcu of the peo­ ple On to;> of tins the. Governor fa urging a Jjif.Mxl.OOO building pro­ ‘ *" a hcadacla- in itself, gram That* b’jt •building an institution is one thing and maintaining it for years to, come I* another. It simply' means and greater operating ,year* and years .:i:-'i"-t pavn-.- nrt< ..Eventually ... it m. ;:i.* luymiut 01 tht? principal by future i-.-neralWH. Michigan n''d' capable leadership mo-ehxlaytltanewrbcfwe.There u i<»> much at .-take to blunder wildly a fui ther morx-.. of b: -Schuykr MarJ.al!. Clinton Coun’y Rcpubhcan-Neus. Kln be Nashville is to have a new’ hotel 1 Mr. C. C Wolcott has commenced ■ rtcavaiions tor a building two1 Backward Glances: uir* high. 40.x bo. t» be built cur-. Bits of Yesterday scandal an*} can best please me: by spodtagyny Uonal hems used to pep. children. That lazy little <on of mme »: circulation of American pamust be treated like tiie re". /: arc iibM-nt or not prominently him work. If you do mi. he’will thank icti. you Jumrelf later on a* I do now ’ . Cumc is mcnt-ioned. of course, the Great word* of a great man! Hum tri,,! '1 Vander Lubbe by .1 German v. d’’{',uHd h would be. from .tht tour on th - cl-.unie of M tnng Are "j,-• ;1 - ' standpoint of education' and du<RGchstag hudding. fui ex ‘ ’ :*;' •** dplipe. If public school teachers and ample, occupied a ptomincn: jxvitto:. in the ncws.re-ctloh of the pa1 ■ 'superintendents here in the. United pc: But there »uj nut a sentence of - -----tetatea received tin- same wholeMtta^icnalism or "mb-itoter .tut! A LIBERAL RULING. hearted co-oix-ration from, every in th. fpl! two c<..umn» .equivalent Although lhe Con.*titu:icn of the n.r.,nt in qu- *tlon to - vo.and oue-ihtrd Banner <»!., •................. . parent *n qu.-lion. ■ cd to this subject The ujp: Uniied. 8-ates guan suarantoci rae rights . 1 clear word-picture of of debtor* and creditors alike, it ri PLENTY OF EVIDENCE! >t. Justice in a slate 'concrnitd above' all else with talc-. An Associated Pre** dispatch curdictator. 1: aitaty'zed guarding the life uf sdricty na a ru-d m several Michigan daGy ne*scrime from the atandwhok-.'Tl'.i-,. In brief, is the spirit ot papers stated that Representative pom- of • political significance .md have read tiie publUlu-d rethe decision ot th" United States Su- George Fwrikes denied Ending out' pnrite I* tween the Ohorne prison th<- .C'.itude of German coprte to­ preme Court m ihe Minnesota state Chflsumu grreiing card.*in franked invv.-tigatmg c<>mnuwn>ti in New ward individual rights’- under the mortgage moratorium case. ■ envclojics. We have m our own the*. York and the Mate penal authorities. ' The ruling is. of Immediate cur- however, one ot Mr Foulkes' cards Hie Writer, a.* far back as when he pic'or* d a* ,t rocue Weak pilu s -.-rn-taG' «f the old- three-man an*i .‘•tn-mi point* </! the trial were rem Interest because of authority it «ent to a Hastings business muif in a was parqle board-. h;>* *lvur.it. d nn out­ may give 1* much of the govern- franked envelope. Nor did the chvcl- right indcternhn.it ■■ .u-ntem'c for eta.-dfed and Interpreted, tor the mc-nt"s, rec n-.-ry progrutn. In a opc contain any other letter or curd, all’prt*t>ner> That they fa- .-.ent to breader ren.*< tlw dreu-Um u a vital I’, fa not known definitely just how prison without regard t<> mmimutn ixunum term.-* onv because it. uphold- utfti extends many cards Mr Foulke.-* rent out m th>‘ "Obsc via the government frank. But judg­ ihceign news 1 ing from the number broa.dca.-i around here there were more than a Quotation and the United State* loci idenare manlier. Also inrente in legitimate rcvenufc.on cludfiti u dwyj.don of th-: reiu-tir of French opinion toward certain :> ing. a umstuuiiun liucuded to tu* each one qul the publip cunt of THERE i* .no reft'cent British olticnd views coiicrrr dure for agerf to come, and curnu.'* 'Mr Raulkc*’ card* fa hS nothing to anti) in beina un­ ing -.>• authority of •the League < qucntJy 10 be'.adapted, to the var- the humiliation of being represented happy. — • CHASion* cru*c-j -ut human affair*." in congress by one who would atOla tlu- leading editorials .1:1 Eveiite leading up to this deefamn tempC to- get away witli. such a • was not -concerned with c.in be briciiy. stat-d a* follows, 'sneaky trick—or was it ignorance? ■veriimvnt. crime, etc.; bu' politic ■ Last April..to meet as) emergency. A FALSE PHILOSOPHY. the Minnesota legislature pawed a •d the Codex-Sinai , David Lamar, the late "Wolf of mo old ,-t and mo* law providing that district jaure Wall Street, " -*o called because of hi* miglit pteUpoiu- 6oun;y ton •«alc< and extend she time r 1C. ruthless plot* and raids on the stock <«...* trial market-once expounded hi* plndrmption. The matter'came Hits paper.' ,*i>»'4knig loan an-omtion kwojihy as follows "Pul up a blu:i when a building ..nd ; trot:-. vtandfiotiit. W’.v» the emeuu only, cover liolding a niortg.;*£<: contented the Make Diem think you have more find* that i.is m-ighbo ■ .*••«••• t > extend th^'-^ ’ dif your really iiave. and they will ------------------.... — . — . .. , authority of the ol minor importance occui>y fur vw!.-doing two years for the mine crime n-atur.foxeclCBufe c tax> yCjjyS. claiming' have all kind* of respect . . jhat 1» costing hun live y<ur* of hu the in violation ol Sec- He died a few days ai;o, pcnnilcM liberty, he 1. n.iturally n.Vn'tu!m .;i,lx that this ci- and umeUntsjiXun! and forgotten, in an obscure hotel against all drannr.wd auttnrity ■the cent* r spread wnic tlon 10 of to the trout page < Constitutlop which say.* that. "No room. No fornur friend hr .(equainl- Sentence.* ,-hnuld - be pasM-d by a sentencing lixird at a fixed time Amerir state sliall make any law Impairing andc. ctatmi-d ht» body a* it lay in find* * of crv.«te-it interest and the morgue. His philpMiphy p-ad infill ut inngeneral timeim lading editunals. new* ihrough a brict Duist'ol glory, to britf.lonellqeas and rum Wasn't n .Abra­ should Utllfl >rm All pag* -• ham Lincoln who said. You can I'jplc MMl)C0f tlw ‘1'J Hart part ot the im*>; ntiey. Mr .. -.hitiiL- Riism-B. Mr. .... »>.-■..• -r Mr., ' '■ mour Andrus and Mrs. Win ..chrcclc Brown recovering hum his n operation and is expected hom< latter jwirt <>f the week.. Mi---.- Eva A rv'cix was gu*.-: If and Mr- Tofnnii „f Mrs y;,nDvk.'n <Winitr-'d -py over the- advent baby ,,IKj j,,t.. Marie AiwkkI i f arili;d jUimb over Sunday ' ddru'tiie'.r ihimi . Jail 1! AllanMt. Vk> ,1Ild baUv o( v,.._ •ing along floc Mr.-. Hum Crick muntyilie were guot* her i.c■vrtng fur mother-und baby. Con­ PtltSi ,.Mr. alul Ml.. t?a;v c. futations. , •* •j-hursd.iy ana Friday. . 7!rs. Delia T.wnt’ is getting Mime Mr, Ixil' Burton and Mary J;u-.< hj^ rP{urn.-d from’Homer >.:-,er. - <? bu: troubled now witi/an in><>n m her ear and luce, which .hiA ^,,,.1 .h(, . mother. ' «?y painful • ■ ■ ■ visited her parent: and Mr.- Hattie Bellinger twenty Years ago today 15c 2 cakes for 15c Sale Price Windsor’s Tar Shampoo Soap, Reg. price, per cake ..... '25c Castolay Toilet Soap, Reg. price, per cake, 25c Sale Price - 2 cakes for 25c Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap, Sale price, . 3 cakes 25c Nassour's Pure Castile Toilet Soap, Sale . price . --------. . . per cake 11c -u.ua. Saturday .Utemucin. B. A. LyBARKER’8 a cal;- r ->f H. J. Flowi ■ ; lie tatacr's brotherTMr. and Mr* v- :n Quick und children. Sunday .- inujtkld. . ' . __ and. daughte-r DRUG STORE Wc I laMint,'?-. Mkiiigun Milo' P T A Will hold Thl mry meeting at the sclu’olhfiui.e :sduy cveipng. .tan, «’>. a pot supper before the proju.un.'All A ■ing (jl to the IgidK ■ Aid o lie progrum commkrc cv.ingrh.-tt. Miv. Hue de Cli ck Monday, upg pirtp|c\. meeting, to hnvfAeeit la-id thia nd Rapids hat rtll l>. rMfcMunentx Aid Wecjpe: tu’ Halb 'I hi- bc*t pari ol i> ih* v won the idtvrr nip. None THDITY YEARS AGO TODAY : >tim- it the at the ramp h day: and Mr*...All'll ’Hire tHltC.i and ii ■ w iv being' muck* on ol the time b.L -d pnma man to to i-.-i Sp nab; tan day.- i tens Mill, higan'a incipient rebrliiuii *.*» cannon borrowed from Muw.im dur lug the next lan Haight and it tended th- funerq Fn-d Hwn day nutht with Bowerman Mr and Mr Mr* 1 Mondaj a. few day Irttth of a ne Ft* <1 - Bowi-n >’ Illi* plate fSutn It’s NOT Economy Pungent Paragraphs In proportion t«» ii?. f'>ou \ qlubs for all tlw famUy, its body-bniliHng and henlth-coBtierving qualities for the-children, good clean milk tin- i-heapo?? food you .can'buy. Health anthoritie.- .-ay that each ,adult should von.-nntc at leant a pint a day, and each child a quart a day of each milk. •OMING FROM? If yoq will visit nur rh an dairy burns, and observe the pains taken to have the milk kepi free from all contamination, yon will be im­ pressed most favorably. An inspection' of our fnilk house would -how-yon that from the time the milk is drawn until it is bottled and cupped, human hands newr touch it. The state has inspected our Dairy and its equipment, and our tested and ucvredilcil herd and have given us the right to sell nur milk as "Grade A.” Every drop of milk you buy from Highlands Dairy cunies front our own accredited herd. And you get it at no increase in price. to'thc Sixt; Vandet quelled t and t . pusaag wed it's immovable pier agah.st tfidi*! -,n iuap .— Humthip ert >tau- inay pound il* pieces in vam. but 1 atari • 4 H document ^cupable apartment bride, tossing .oiled* the sagging' prop. < ctothg* down 4 chute, discovered alt.ne through iibci al li. >lme» sa crida. how dor - Governor expect to get Four jUitite.. o the money.* Elected on a pragram*of .Court, who lions must be n We are fed up on reading about strict economy. Mr. Cou-atock » »o many national questions- What proving-that a prr-elfttion promise . . .:. _____ ixTfonn-______ ly opmiyiil tat i'i.r ita.-y *tv in ’Avi'rill. Huuuiitfhaiii Minnesota h»», "the potential- -Atlanta’ Constitution. • ttoned. s uigton ametuu.’; have kn. thcrefc judge bill iteclt and an party acccp uiis ixuwed. he must our Ms** Delta H'berling and U’« syne ot Jiukscn were in tin* . FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY, i W. Field wr will nufce hi? lan church next Sabbath morrmu Well > our own Reprthcntnthi- His health will not permit him : GetirfiC Foultow and Mtchar! Han re maul longer and his resignatioi vu'-iici V-.i wune whopjier* if nicy tiled .*umc time ago has finally be-, ever go’, together. accepted. • • ' The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Hastings, Mich. �TflE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANt'ARY 17. 19J| COUNTY FARM BUREAU MET HERE THURSDAY vcri-ly burned hand. mini ns. to a Timely Address CO. Mil MEET Listened on the Value of Co­ . (Continued from* page ony) in.'iiltiCm' < Such - a inwuu'A.' Hasting* haa had a sMwt<dU<% of the that class because of the thousands ol dollars worth id atatniw required’ to cany on the bukinm- ol tht* comiMiiy.* Tiy> Windstorm Co'.building l* one of the-ahov; idiico of * * - ------- *v ■ Mrs. O:':, m j gaining slowly from her sprained ankle operation - lield al James. A. Y pioneer*. «»t week and uqurc understand :.•> butM iflete ’of Shultz-are spendin 200 attended, • About • • ■ the . . County , ’ di»y till Monday with Farm Bureau tneeUng which w«. CUnsv Creek. noon. January 11. in the theater. parcnta. Mr und Mr dlanapolt* mu! > a practl. al fann­ er, gave a splendid talk on the value Hick ing place for such,a buxines*. and i. well at Ulis wnting ciued for. a* arc thn surrounding.. ttifcir product*: attended the Nutrition cln Micliuaft ।t<». has much for and knew what he war. talking ' hicJtroi lie grateful to this company Jibou*. He urgamred the tlrst Fann , ^'Butcmi'co-operative oil Mation in 'an citfdjable and instruct Indiana ’ Now there ate forty . uch '-oil cnnipanir* in tiiat state doing 15 director ' a Jatgr buslnc** H* -.'.nd a < *>-oj)-; PAOI i..op. t!.r 10’h Mrs. Tlir Parent-Teacher organization j w ShaQer of Otacgo a few Itn them. I of Assy ria Center will meet on Frl* ago. -whig pro- 'lay ev-iung.wilh Dr. Luther West.: txjrothv Mend and «irl friend mitfh improv... Mr and Mn. J w Shaffer and trc.it inent ut -i thij writing । Hunicr of Oteytfu and Irone John­ ‘ Tin.* *>I-H Club project Work .in vol. of Plainwell called <Ml fiieiKla W11J in tta- village while on their way to > <ving'ol the Brigg* school .. r V!j*t tly‘ birnwr's daughter.' -who the iliVM ln Vermontville. bet.h Vcrn c>r}i>hs and von and Iflort tnc; ■uauiun ox Haul* creek vialay Donovan >f 'PennField and *«<» Mr “nd Mrs. Charlo Montru.-d :. < tray on Sunday. Winam mon- Darwin, and Mil■hvdle - w*rc I and Bel- Karl Ukartit of Woodbury. FianccA McDirmtd of West. Ode, h us*uting Mrs. Herman cnsu-s for old with bu actual co-«>i>erafion bv the farmers, not grj very tar His talk w;. Huv.ris Sunday P a - well as dtnxt<»i*. each with u db- would largely a plea fur co-ojierutbeA___ ...,* .Jr . Rankin-Hart an trict in winch he oversee* the tnni- whs organizations. • ter <>: Brush Ridge called in«>f Uh- company And Ibero arv (atm It «c< iii.i to the Banner that aid But tin- -crowning benefit to the Ell Hurt of. Brush Ruh ■windAtorm !<■ m -. i* a matter which* nriee that would tlx their >. Hing hiu. won high praise and ipprccia- l,ri<T th*' country. That would be smal) U-cauw it we had. tn ■L exportable surplus our dairy prod'strong pqaUlon financially. 11 ucts would compete with,th<e-«- from (itljcr tountrle., when- costs arc tar Th(. McCnilmn eomtm’nii ,u» . ... M.'n® .‘/e I X FruUv t, ” 1 'XJr .It ,.»l’1i,il,.‘., for everything that will prottwe its biu-ini'.ct und help thr, jmlicy holders Next week we will tell our readr-rn about the annual mectiUH and- fcportx nf offni-n*. wav bridge in North .Wall’-; It designed id hiirin**iiu*- with ruins and ground, ot Co: H Woodland railed on Andrus anti Mrs. Har- Mr* Herman Wiiikk-r Sunday P M. ■ . and is the fine insurance service tin?, company io its , renders -----_ patron* .... and cienl a plan fartnerr. may devil 7,..'? : .. ‘.2«»•« .ta.rr „r.«lu.K. un. There can b<- ji<» question about the value 'ot «>-<>i>crutiv.- «•!!<> the farmers, but regulated i., Rav Scheel atU-ndod the fu­ rl Mrs Owrvnnh at Maple Center Thursday P. M. '• the time has come/ club THE L*:i*ini4 1 ■is Gorham. II YltRYVlf.I.E. TIME v evmin- we have been able to secure Bolton Club. BEFORE BABY CAME nf our neighborhood UNIVE -our teacher PhvllK Ed^cr, ELECTRIC WASHERS in the ; Report of ths Condition of The Delton State Bank to sell at this SPECIAL PRICE nd Ms 1 HI. I HtWMtIHIW And while this offer lasts wt will deliver this new 1934. UNIVERSAL for as little as I df SubdSv •venintk.. Mr. and Me Willi.^Kantnci Minus cklled ot b.mdav . Sunday with Mr. and M: Art and Carl VanAn.:. ic., i>i Battle Crifi't .-p VaiiAman. Anna Willitts’cd s ■Sunday with William" neighbor hood. NATIONAL BANK Mr, and Mi. and Mr Deposits Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation under the Banking ket ol 1933 MEMBER FEDERAL RE^SEI<\ l£ SYSTEM You Cun Still Join Our 1934 Christmas Savings Club D I R E C T O RS OFFICERS JOHN C. KETCHAM KIM SIGLER CHARLES S. POTTS BURTON A. PERRY HARLES J. HENDERSHOTT JOHN C. KETCHAM, PRESIDENT CHAS. S. POTTS, VICE-PRESIDENT WARREN E. CARTER, CASHIER acvompanii Bayne hom< 1934 UNIVERSAL BIG VALUE FEATURES • Extra large, teamlcss, por­ celain tub. Nothing to ru»t or loosen. • Fast washing, 3-vanc, alumium agitator, cleans all fab­ rics thoroughly, safely. o 6-position reversible wring­ er with positive safety release. Rust proof. ” . Large “balloon type" wring­ er rolls. No breaking or bend­ ing snaps or buttons. ® Life-time transmission, no oiling needed. No belts or pul­ leys. Noiseless. ® Fully guaranteed. •and small monthly payments! Yes—the time hus come! Have you been wanting an “electric washer”— but, rather than ri*k buying a cheap or "bargain" washer, haw preferred to wait until the .superior quality I’NI­ VEUS AL could be obtained through See It Demonstrated at Our Store! .._.V!l!.V About Unrtyrtive men gathi to cut wood. and Hart) . __ hurch cuinmui yivtiallnns have been •rccev. r’qinnienl spo Cvt'i'k. Farm 1 I lie Presb.. ’ anuary 17. •with banqtn-’ iiixin. Thi.'re will be miuic* and qieakm. Our local supervisor, A. c. ihde. nnd William Strtiltt, were Ha-t‘.rfgs,la*t week u> meet with the board of supervisors, the lattvr be­ ing chainnati ot the board. ’ Gtor;e Tompkins, a ptont.-e: ; dent, is m very feeble health .i. this writing. . An eight and one-fourth' |» und. daughter Marlon Jahct. ,wv. - worn to Mr and Mrs. Barney ■WiUiui.u. SPECIAL PRICES & TERMS ON OTHER ’ (luiversal ••’ IRONERS . WASHERS CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �THE’.HASTINGS PANNER. WEDNESDAY, .IANTARY 17. 1*M PAGE BIX nii rw ID I m leran awards were made ten two Scoutmaster In the liver- of the boy./ ! Carter. of Marton. Ind . with whom htrty-flve people, following which u WMMMkMhi she home. ' -ery Interesting Junker his leadership, citing .some t . . Week’ Letter*. ■-* returned ---- ---------------------- -~ program was -— <-n— ’ .......................... -• ... •oyed. ><»V«*r1 Rev. -V Ti* F Loomis oav* gave _.a• On. fine ---------- --------- '-:haiM.•<.,.«■ io , thU,,,, ■ Mr. N C Bolmrarf L^™ton ■ - ------- •- cn-ck circuit. Mho caiu,! Thursday to spend a couple ol talk. Wayne .Mourer sang a solo. I .-.nd the Miss*-**-Wilma Wieland and [ A* n fitting cios^Jri this fine n, rtce Foreman, which was .a* followsted »nvn Wr^tf-ni ’*'«*.* with her daughter. Mrs. Scy- Lillian Blough sang a duet, aceom-] On hand Jart7Tr-H»iKSlM3. Re­ meeting was ttir ixfgMpt. -Might- si., ira-et _ Mr Mrs—- \ ---->rtor, Sa . n , ceipt*. S1JW-J95. total. $1,913.08. DL«- b-.r Tnan the sVordA prwnte'd';. , •nder of music, will meet —_and .—,— —w It was voted ip put on.; bur.wmeni»r- Sl.7C2.5C'. Balance on by members of yuQnii^ Troops. t|?p: the Brtgk4 church’on Grand Rapids Tuesdhy evening ul- on the piano. talent play in the near future I (Continued from hand.’ $15O.A8 Tl-.erc were a large Throiighcu'. ‘th-- ’fHegeant the. ,'’siing for the purpose of tendbig a party honoring Supt. and. atohome money to help care for the: -----------; number of.old bills, that were paid thought, of peace, fellow>iilp and R:y a choir and orchestra for Mrs. Edmund Tlxirne ol South iiotraise now being provided each iBook: Finance. L. E.vXarnttt; Pub- ,<Uring the past sear. so>the organ- bio:l»<-rh>xxl predominated und the th. italir.n ot an Easter can-’ Lyons, at the home ol .Mr. and Mn noonlunches at school. Il^lty. J. M. Townsend; Reading, tealion-starts ,MP4 with a clean terrors ut war were depleted. Tlie. t..': • W- 1WWMHC. ; , , .hrnhou . . e _recently __ ... . Mi** Mildred ir,i ri,.v Tnumed enterl-rologue a- given by Vernon Win, new modern M L Cook. Community RepresentHurit-v returnea Mr- and Mrs. Victor Sls*on .--onie at ' ■ constructton. i- now complel- Tm-xlay night to the home of her ■T^p c<)^ng j^eat E B Lincoln of Battle Creek. ingrr told of the World Jamboree ‘atlves. Rev. S R. WurtA Nashville; held in England in 1929 and ns. ‘ ,l ., u... mrrr <MU.» fami. vicc-pre«ldrnt nf the Council, gave ..ml, Mr. F E, Brunau Mbrr , rville; WtUUm a fine talk on Scouting and what it worldwide meterage as a power for .stf-lla Tuckerjnan and Mr*. >jx-ndlng the holiday: carter of Fairmount. Ind. A very, land. Woodland;- W good. Tiie balance of the scenes Putlpaf. leader, of the A,- in Grand Rapids. . . evening was spent with] J*:r<U*>rt. W FYrd than were twenty yeurs hence, 19M. and1 Scouting Unit of the Extension , In odr letter Ixst week our accoum pleasant ithe theme wa* ba-ed on'the message ' in nutrition, and Mi - <>f the d<ath of •Me- . Flora Butter- ,-ames and contest.;-and ice cream ter. Dm* in Scouting. Ideal* of the ''Golden Arrow." an hutru-; B tendance were Dorothy Seifert. Ld-i j ideals in the 'ment of peace and’goodwill among Unit, wi re at Hastings coriect account was given elsewhere Lan Thaler. Zona Smelker, Vemicc I Council ickgruund for a ■all nation- represented at the World on Thur* !o attend the .leaders' in that i-wue. Wjii, I>r, where principles1 Jamboree. Tiie principal parts were* V, .,The 1.--•oil', to lx- pre- Mr and Mr.' Edgar Cheney and Henson. Oaytha Loomis. Helen Ear h. taken !>y Vernon Wininger. pro- ■>-:;ti-d''to tiie cl;i- . member . • on daughter. Donna, <»i near Hillsdale Margaret Perkins, Kenneth Smelker. Honesty In al! logui’i: Willard Arnold epilogulst' W. <i:;-<da’. at the immr of Mrs. Hl- were Satufday night and Sunday John Seifert, and Milton Murphy. n-pri- and truth Albert Becker. Lord Baden-Powell. er. c .inti tiie former group at guests vt Mn- Cheney's parent.*,,-Mr. Several thick loads of coal have With been drawn in here from the mines ’Boy ’Scouts as Chi'! Scout of the World; Lyle th- l-.-i.-nr- of Mi". Alice Thoma;, of .and Mt. . H. W. Gosch. tM-nshlp. . i;Kurr. M. Ruymdnd-.DeFairc. Presi­ Mr.* Decdu Naglu returned home at Grand Ledge during the pa.**. (lent at M S c uiio graduate dent of Frarw. und Albert Ors-‘■' ' from he ‘wr work in Grand Rap.dr Turner of |l«>m the Hatting High school in lad:--- Aid Society of the Sunday. Thfc out-of-town people who at­ . been vitally, borne, his secretary; Lloyd Pcferwin. T!:’i Evangelical church are sponRt-v. E. M. Wheeler L* ipkUng a tended the funeral of Mrs. J. W. t movement;’Franklin D. Brown. President of the’ :’-ig L’niftd States and hl* secretary, «»•' " "a chicken noodle supper "t«t revival at Tamarac chinch. Reuter at the M. E. church Wed­ vno alDonald Doxey, and Norval Stamm. b' ' rid at the Mr and Mrs. Orson The Freeport Woman’s Club wdl nesday. included Mr. and Mr*. Geo. XHtw-rs done ouuundiptr Ronald Coad. Prime Minister of Ol''1 ett immr of the Dunham dis­ meet at the home cf Mrs. Herman A Reuter. Guy Reuter and Junior ’he lAflilrl! a-t M-ar And V England. Scouts in tpstume and tele’ on Saturday evening, the 13th. »'k Thursday with Mr- Kolp. all of Fort Recovery. Ohio; carrying flag ' <*! <i»eir country‘also G ic major part of Mis. Adah Godfrey of Cleveland. of participated in the pageant which sc’’-1 i>L* resumed work < .. c. .. jj Stevenson. Jr., of r x- h- irx-.es. - Harmony and Ohio; Mrs. • The High wa» ‘very impreaive and taught a.P! ; jcini'ut oL the Home, ts the Pittsburgh, Pa. : Mr and Mrs. J W. thbughtfui h -on to all present. rv P .. x. — .. — Pearl Reuter. Miss oruing . Throughout the evening. rntLsic M<-n iiotuehold hints. The program Doris Router- Dr. Verner M. Moore, do V-- church comhmnity arc be wa-. ftirniitbed bv Wesley Logan and ” ' b»’m charge of Mr*. Greta Per- Mus Marguerite Yeiter. Mrs. Jowea wood‘bet* for Mr. and will his High school orchestra. ’ Mrs. L B Lester and.Me*. Ken pinne Cole. Mr. and Mrs. John D Steve!):; at his farm in kins. delivery Trcxip No. 88. Darrell Hall. Scout-: Braenule. with current events by O Harrow. - . *»—•- -»• ... WlibuiNorris, all oL master, was awarded lhe I. O. O. F. ... . Rapid-; Mrs Carl Hom of .. ..Mrfti- 1.-.. rut MPrtr tn.. Mr' Claude Fighter. Mrs. Emma -Grund- no cyp for liaving tiie largest percent­ an,;!.’ • teim.;' thre*-” tendr.n*. Mill Dowagiac: Lester Yeiter of' KalaXcr tea*wtt? age of attendance according to tnaroo; Mr. and Mrs. Orlo J. Yeiter,, wear- thV cast, and not able to.be , Mi.-v< H. rmiene Bittbee memberahlp. ' Itermlt'iM* Bigbee of of Chiis£ Chasi'' .Mrs. Harold Yeiter. Mks Evelyni , 1 It nt a matter of pleasure and sat- ■ around much as ypt. O’guest at the. home of Mr. and Yeiter, Mrs. Martin Simpson. Mr.' prowler w-ltcd the Clcll Van was lishiction to Barry county people to1 Mrs. L B Lester Wednesday night and Mrs. Immanuel Yeiter, all of . K..U- that ,..u, Scout .Ttuuv Executive Lloyd. Auken Iwmr repcntly, taking a large and Thursday. :know Lowell; Mis* Donna Moore of Shafer is to remain in this district.1 weighing forty pounds gaining, Frank Cotenjan and two daughters -------------------J.ickson.------------------------Mrs. Ralph J. Burton and I comprising Harry and Alleggn etiun- entrance through an unlocked door. of ( near Vermontville were in town -Uoyd Moore of Detroit; Mrs. Clayties, for another year. He is doing a Pniyid-* later, coming osaiu (on business Thursday. ton Clemens of Prescott, Mrs. Pits-1 j'such splendidly constructive work bh’iu Mr and Mrs. Victor Si.^on and cilia Gosch, Frank Oosch. Hugo '■ energy, VITAMIN A—Luck I that it would be a great loss to the ter t' Frances Carter. attended tiie Wunderlich and Jacob Wolfe, all of i unsuccessful in Mbs* weakens the body. two counties to have huh moved annual concert ot the Excelsior Male H.utlngs: Clarence Smelker of MidI elsewhere. • WdU 'Chorus <Holland• at thr civic Audi- dlrUlle: Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Keim.; VITAMIN B—This Vitamin was lhe first discov­ Poultry and Stock Fecdt Coal, Lime, Cement .n'omJr h^^tetem-inhr L ...... G.—.d KapulT Thur^Lc Jay and Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kime oi CEDAR t^REEK. ' *’ . . , ..vr-nlror nrirf arid w»r.< were mvr over ntttht night eue-it! gue.-t* Clarksville; Mr. and Mrs. George1 ered. It has two actions, growth ’.nfr,.and' । meetings until the last of evening Friends were shocked and sadat tiie home Of Mr. and Mrs. Aduin Snyder. Mrs Caroline Buehler. Mrs.] TELPEHONE 2257 HASTINGS. MICH y In tiie mean time arc Jan is essential to the nervous system. ;George Burkhardt. Mr. and Mrs.: beading the hend bands under the Ditmar. | RUsseli Mott who pawx-d away at supenuton Tiie regular monthly meeting'of Conrud Beeler, all of Caledonia. ’ | of their leader. Mrs. tile VITAMIN C—Lack of Vitamin (' in the diet de­ her hopie Saturday noon. We ex-, P T. A w;u; held at the school-.; ‘ Rev. F. Loomis and Geo. Bassett tend our syni|»athy to tiie sorrow-. Wednesday rnening. A jxil cut wood at the former's farm near velops scurvy •/indicated by a loss of appetite, Barbara McComb of Bat- hcHise . ing family. ' ' . c was a guest of her cousin. luck supper was enjoyed by about. Belding the fore jUrt of til/ week. I । Geraldine Otu*d. who. hju been Cole, uf the Ellis district' j quite sick, is getting better ami we VITAMIN D—Rickets and the defbrmaties are lure glad to report all the other sick Marian Doster, after several' caused'by lack of Vitamin.,!) in the diet.' [ones better. aba-me from her school du-' ; Mr. and Mrs. Clair Holder of As- tie.-. ., teacher Af the Briggs school: '■ syria spent Sunday afternoon with due t<> illneas; returned on Monday; We .have the Cod Liver Oil that contiuurfhe {Mr. and Mrs. John Lammers. to .■•■sunw work MM ChrystaL } Mr. and Mrs.'Melvin CniiiirtxdL Brandon i.f Woodland ■ upplled dur- [ maximum amount of the above Vitamins. See our arc rejoicing o\er the arrival ol a windows for display of the different kinds of Cod Elizabeth and Helen May' i baby- girl Tuesday. Mother and of Battle Creek were guests ; baby arc doing line at the home of Liyer Oil and Ha’liver Oil carried’by this store, in­ *k ol their' grandparents. I Mr*. CampbcK s parents. Mr. and cluding a full line of Parke, Davis & Co. Cod Liver Mr- Charles Purcell. •'Mrs Reed, of South. Bastings, Henry Wertman and wife sjH-nt Mr. anB Mrs. diaries Purcell, ne-> and Haiiver Oil preparations in all size packages. Sunday with their daughter.. Mrs. 'conipanii'd. by Mr. and Mrs. R.-nv W’ldhe Campbell, and family of How!>:t. attended tiie funeral wrV-' Freeport. ‘tee of Mrs.. Sarah Ickes of Haiti*] ■ ■ pt-' early i Mr. and Mrs. Will Shriber and mott The -families iftre friends, . . daughter of Hastings. Lloyd Owen one*-. ' Mr Ronald Warner of* Mr' and Mrs. and family and A. E Owen fttjd wife, local, spent Sunday with Mr. Detroit, who spent the holiday week! Chamberlain's and Mr- Will Gurd. • ।At Un- home ot their parent*. Mr uind Mr*. Fred Miller, returned lust ’ ’ sumr hts* school work Qll.MBY. ? sjx-nt Monday in Bel I 'Mrs. Claude Lankard and^ son Jack tpent till- week with her par,ient.;. Mr. and Mt.-. Fred,Barnaby. ; Melbourne Barnaby spent a few jdays with his «Uter .and husband. < school dulif.•Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lankard. The REXALL STORE 1 Mr*. Chas. Scott. Mr* A D. Lo­ day morning. well and Mrs. Glenn Kellogg are on in called on Mrs Fnuiki tlx- sick list. GOOPS DELIVERED TELEPHONE 2131 Mrs. Lawrence Rifzman was a HaltocI Battle Creek visitor Thursday. mmonla Tiie Home Fzonomics Club met — Wi-dnesday for their January meet- tht* .. . Mr and Mr;* Wm. Culp ipent - ' ing under the excellent leadership of interest .‘Sunca. with Mr and Mr . Bill . ; Mia Robert Martin Much M-.teh. ■inter;-;.'. • is shown and in ev ry way Ls a help Strop .it Kalamarc-o. • i Mr and Mr- l>-lVam? Smiley of ■ to tiie community. ‘ .ailed on hus mother Sat-1 , Mrs. Thelma Johnson of. Green- Bcrl.i: rville has been visiting her atsier. Mrs. urday l. Grctnfickl. the pas: week. M: N H Barber entertained at a I Circle No. 5 of the L. A. S. m*e birthday dinner Sunday in honor of —• —------- Thursday ........... . n , n. H bgKhday. ; entertaining at thc.B. , • Dan Cupid- M-cm* to hav^ been: • Edmonds Itotne. Al! arc invited. busy in our community as word! come.- :•> us That Philip Ba'ber, and] Fannie Janette Rogers wan born barn L*?ona W.xxihuuM’ have been mar-1 •near Saranac. Ionia county. Michi- y^d r V. omr time-tix- news luvim: ■ .■,in. April fth. 1874. and departed : £ Congratulation­ rence Ilummond entcr. thu life January 8. 1934. nt the a birthday supper Wed­ age of 59 yc-irs. 9 months ami 1 day. in 1897 .-iie was united in mar- nesday cmiihg in honor of Mr. riapc to James H. Dcmaray. to 4-hich ** Hamn-.o d'-s birthday. '. t- iiiuu rt.L- uum. --- - - " । aamr.v Jame.«, Demartiy -pissed away In big yv-.'-d her father. Mr. Stocking. i November, • 1899, and m Septerfabcr, on vs < •t:ie. day Mr !,nrt and Mr; Mrs-Otis Boulter nude , 1901. rhe married Frank H OverMr smith. 'IY> Ulis union fere born four' a trip to Hastings on Monday ns her mother u:-.<terwent an operation on ; children. . : The deceased w.u of a very, reltg- tHat day toils tcmperameix and from early FREEPORT. [ wonunh<x>d maintained church membership. Wlilie residing in Victor Parker of Battle Creek was j friends are Maple Grove prior to 1910, she was a member of the Methodi-t Protest­ a guest n[ Dick Moulton at the Roy; . ant church, then located one mile Nagicr home las: week. Mrs N Houma .u home from. 'north <»i Maple Grove Center and moving to Woodland town- Grand Rapid.' and Grandville where j provisions of 1933. she »p» the holiday* with her chll.. ;h and was a laithful member ciren. Richard Lcb’dell returned to .Mil­ diui turd woi‘ Insurance waukee ru.-.'day night after spend­ Her home. of her .affect -and her alriiarturc ing th- holiday, vacation with his Corporation, Savings,Deposits of mother Mrs. V Lobdcll. Mrs- Roy Wieland 1* in- Grand! her family. ‘ of ' Iter htutyand preceded her to the Rapids when* she i* caring for Mrs.] Earl Wheeler and baby. She i* survived by four children— Whll- • nniuie to her school duties] Earl-J Frank Rogers. Vdma Irene at Hartxir.Beach last week Monday. with bank, you Miss’r>-- . :!'.y Tabberer met with ai und Cb&.ter Charles. Harley How Grandma and Grandpa love Io hear their very utdioimate aevident. MUs Eve'-1 of of lyu Mil'-er of Elkluirt. Ind., oneof years, .two .-.tep-children. Clark E grand-oii'n happy, eager voice! And bow they and Austin, a .brother. Frahk Rogers the teachers at Harbor-Bench and appreciate a frequent telephone call from you! ol Lansing; a sUter, Ella Dodge of rooinm-o. ot MUs Tabbettr. was I of Graqd Rapids, nine grandchildren riding with hf-r. A short dutance; Hearing lhe voices of Io veil otn* enriches their and rhony other’relatives, beside.* a north of p.»rt Sanilac, they struck I entire day{ And talking to Dail and Mother brings into new host of yiends. icy road.- and the car became un-j you the comforting knowledge that all is well "at nvanagah’.e and struck a cement cul­ era OBJTl ARY. vert. Duothy received u bad bump’ home”. ' ' .id and other bruises and, Gilbert Kenjon Wiley wa*» born on on the a farm near Cmstlie. New York, in MUs Miller. who ---was — thrown ---------: j There is no Itellcr time than right note to enjoy a 1849. and grew to inanhpnd in that thrvugli th? windshield vvas severely! are telephone visit with "the folks". Ixing Dir-lance • locality. In the year 18,1 he wjw cut about the face und arms, nine! • married to Jane Merrill of Angelica. stitches *being ------------------necessary—to close — •*the —1 . rates are surprisingly low. Ask the Long Distance headquarters. ■ New York. To them was born one wound in her face The car wait; operator for rales to any town. ,son. Dennis A- Wiley, who with two badly damaged We aie glad it was .grandchildren and one great-grand­ no worse than it was, child are the only surviving rela­ MUs Frances Carter, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Victor tive*. In 1875 he brought hi* family. to Michigan and since that time has Sis-wm the past two weeks, returned, Hived mostly in this section of the to her home at Fairmount. Ind..: state. Funeral services Monday. Jan. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Sisson and .15. 1934 at 2 P M. at the Walldorf! Mrs. Emma Sisson accompanied heri • Home. Rev. b. J Adcock officiating.,as far as near Bristol. Ind. where] ‘interment in Carlton cemetery. 'she was met by tier brother, Myron »OST. cm HMM When You Burn ‘ - '-^S You Get HEAT Some Coal You Get More Heat . . . The Coal That Gives the Most Heat Is Generally the CHEAPEST! However, we have low priced coal that gives lots heat. Don’t be discour­ aged with your heating costs, come and see what we can for you. I’ U K E T E S T Prompt and painstaking occasions annoyance. COD LIVER OIL W hat \ itaniins Mean to\ou that Smith Brothers Velte & Compand B4B Friendly LADIES—Ask for your sample of Hand Lotion! Conservativi Painstaking Carveth & Stebbins MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO The INSURANCE OF DEPOSITS We know that our and depositors pleased to learn that the de­ posits of every depositor in this bank are now insured in accordance with the the Federal Banking Act of TELL GRANDMA YOU’VE BEEN A GOOD BOY" By complying with the requirements of the Federal Deposit this bank are comparable to Postal Savings in safety and earn a pigher rate interest. This is a good time to open a Savings Account this where have every assurance the safety your funds, and a fair rate of interest. This bank has been built upon a policy accommodating, painstaking an'd conservative service which will be maintained as we enter this in banking. • All inquiries wtH be cheerfully received, and you is your banking haj ngj invited to make City bank HASTING/, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS RANKER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY H, 1*M Social Events and Personal Mention '■ _______________ । NURSERY SCHOOL 1ft T*1" Woman's Relief Corps met' IS CWA PROJECT in their hall Saturday, Jun. 13 The YANKEE SPRINGS. Mr Addlcr. who spent the holiday meeting opened in regular form by season with hW-family has returned Miss Dorig Streeter Is Dieti- 1the president. Emma Weycnnan. ttf to hu work in Detroit. members being present. Ten cal. . tian at One Established ,made on ".lie sick and’shut-hu were Mrs, Libbic McKihbfn t* suffering from injuries she receiyed by a fall • Miss Llevu Perry was home from I MU* Mary- Lou Streeter. Lyle Mrs. Jack Stem i *>on Fri.-Recently in Lansing • ’reported. several days ago. Landing over tlx- week rijd Scudder and Mr. and Mr* Keith day from a- visit in Miss Dor<s Rtfeeter, a graduate of Then came the installation of ofMr* Jasper Raymond is still on Jami* R Mutllu w-O>1. Grand DanleU spent Thuraday evening in the sick list. ■ the Home Economics department of । ' President—Mrs. Emma Rapid* »*, in tiw city*^n Monday t,w BUC8ts of Mr and Caledonia Saturday on btulne.v Getttge Addlrr and Dmald Get-' lhe M. 8.. C. has gone to Landing' « c.-llluu on friend* v Wolcott. j tin-:-, arc improving. George was able Mrs. Will McCan or Irving wa* to teach in a nursery school. * Thu man. -Mrs Tillie Hoeven- io attend Sunday Schorl Sunday. M u> Junnct Michael vutted Mr j MUm* Hattie and Mary Newton lhe guest of Mr*. Dun Lewu on* is one of revcral such school* being ami Mr*. A- Monk of Battle Creek.of Grand Rapids spent Thursday Friday. . • organized under the CWA project ' Junior Vice—Mrs Clani Tinkler. '' Mr< LjM|ba Leonard is in very jpver '.he week end * with; Mrs. Albert Alton. Mrs AL poor health • . and'Mrs. Keith Fuller were and only children of pre-school age. Treasurer—Mrs Nellie Gower. : Kam Ayer* of IXdrpit wiu> lhe tolt aecuinpanled them home rc- in Mr. Grand Rapids on Tuesday on who5<* parents art- neeiving wel-. Secretary—Mr.- Stella Foreman. ■ .Miss Dolls McKibben. teacher, and pm .-t <>i Mr and Mra/C. L Glad-, turning Tueaday. ptre aid. are admitted.* Mim Strevtlhe pupils of the school arc enjoying business. tQ atone ore;. the wrek mi<L Mf. and Mra lUrr>. McCrcery and er rejiorti that excellent work Is be­ Chaplain—Mr*. Marie Smith. • Mr- Margaret A. WaltT of Grund nunlJy ()f flattie Creek and Mr .and J^Lre £ ing done for these children: the first "Conductress--8^r;-. Lucy Turner " ' lioiite undergoing extensive re pair -■ Lurkins. •, Saturday hnd Sunday was quar­ Stupid* ua- the week mid guest of Mr*. Van Lune of Holland Air. und Mr - Robert Mills. wcn. Sunday gueau of Mr and Mr* terly meeting at the church Rev. J. 1 »ta v5» Jure™ of U»ta, u oung. Batdort. Sunfield, tlw presiding elder .- Mu* Helib Michael und Mbs Rom- ». j McCreery. .Ullin. >0uu.«> rnnuto .nd relu. I".’ “ «««'"«. -'-re Tillie Mcljavy. Kan United Brethren Conday and it is hoped to make the M" Ch"U" OUd-U»e .nd MU. tires this week . Hltci : schodl « permanent one! ■ • 1»‘ in. ;! i SSBJ. ,, i H.mo —re lu Grund Mr. and Mr*. Gary .Crook visited Many of the vnunnrer* mptti’.lrd by Mrs. youngsters n-ta had nrv«w never R">" 7, m'.Sd M A-W6w.?iuunre I-’1”, remreium .< lhe P«,,Ulnd Creek on Sundav I Uw, SundayValues to $16.50! ’ Each— clort., were busy the hr* Mr. and Mn Howard BirdAall and , .wcik WCIH vr -u„„- the in. children cniKlrr.n wn ,. fc training wiio Mr’ and Mrs. Jay Brown and son Vcdder vigl(«<PMhs Dorothy Long of i Mr* Floyd Everhart attended the over the’,reik '*n MW^eVU,Cl’be,*e<1 against such <ll:.clpl:ia . bu Howard of Jackson spent tiie week Grand Rapids on Friday and Sat- meeting of the Home department ot Mr >5r. B.rrl.n, Zeb.: o. Tr end with Mr*. Brown s mother. Mrs. Wday 1 the Women’s Literary Club of FreeErickson and attended the Servians „rh J .i',. M.->. L V Be.v.mer returned on l»rt cn Thuixlay. the gathering bp- ■uwuwio IWMI Huunn n-teuw.. lhf,r at the’church Sunday afternoon. Values to $22.50! Each / nt th the® b«me home of Mr*. Mrs H*rHer- ™" over lhc the week Friday from Blodgett hoKptai. Grand | in& h, I‘l •* *”* end. nourUMM mm i. m.d .u. Rev.'and Mr.> Ork>’ Muns'? and ch. Mrs.'John Shultz and children liapid*. and is lowly imploring In ; man Gosch andofthe children are showing splen­ daughter*. Wilma and Viola of Kaiinstaiiea officers laaltli __ . Mrs. Mrs. RnixRobert Milla and Mrs. Clark a™nd R-M'ld' were guests of Mr did [improvement. d the quarterly* Ml ., Mary Lou Streeter and T.ylc' O’Donnell spent Saturday in Kula- and Mr*. Gary efrook on Bunday". A similar .school !•.»•, tM<-n-«fi%aiiand were enter-; ah su Betuldi i .-r-’.it Sunday with her par-. maxoo Mis* Louise ScliwerdUeger of Mr. and Mr*. Howard Black and ized at Bellevue, and >t h hoped one ent.-. Mr. and Mi> Izt Watson, at Parsons Business college accompan- M>tl Edward of Bunfield were Sunday may be start'd'in this city. Only riffin in Hurting, for Sunday cvi •' Genuine Front Quarter Horschide . Hull,nid. , led them to Hastings and spent the quests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mer- graduate teacliem arg eligible for Uniter " ’ - -- • eruj wltji Mr. and Mrs. Clark r*ck-. ppointed [ position!; in these mIiojIs. Mix* Mr-S f* McElwain. Mrs Rank Strcefc-r acting Xs a dtcUtiau. .pent cner Sunday with Mrs. O’Donnell Mrs Dave Water*. Mrs C. CallBidelman. Mrs. E. A. Bldelman, Mrs. 5,*“.,.. Detroit Saturday und REBEKAHS INSTALL Winslow Ba tile. Mr. an’d Mi*. Robert Cook, Mrs. Wl. Winslow. Mr*. Virgie Reed and ou"“”' ti. , ,t . and Heavy Jackets. niu! THEIR NEW OFFICERS Mrs. Nevah Lull of Kalamazoo spent J Jt?LfTMr’ ™?1S Guy Keller and Mrs.’D A. VanBus­ . v,,,.. .. n r >(.. uni! Julian wen* guests of Mr. and. Mrs. kirk were in Grand ' * *'--***Rapids — on Friday wltn Mr. and Mrs Will R Q jefiriea of Diwelr over the Planning on Initiation and being called aw; VunBusklrk. Dr Tlmrsfiiiy. Bldelman at Nashville., it being Mr*. week end , Mr and Mr* Harold Wenger of Bldtlman's 75th birthday. Family Night on Friday, I Chester Stem of St Lout*. Mo. L-. member ...r.nL, Mr and Mr. CUr. MrL..nl.n, a.rl .nd <xjxrtcd v in, spend 'niursday and. January 2G Part Wool. Good values ■Jiurch j . Jlowuld McLa^tlan und MUs Aga- Friday in the city at the Kellar’ Last Friday evening the new offi­ On wee ;tha Mahoney of Bay City came Sat- Swm home. Mi mui Mr. H«m- tunuddl ul orday „ VB1 . „„ cers for the Rebekah lodge were in ­ U) .vusy. ^hc former’s d.HiRhrer Ml> o.' H, Cleveland has re- ' KaUnuw... wrrr luind.r Kur-tj ol — ,1)d hluband . Mr — and1".. Mr, lte,„M j turned to her home tn Columbus, tstalled by'District Deputy Pn sldvnt 2^ ..7,, bridge Mr MrRHi.idKvi , and Mi •• (purer. ,KltaJ: (.— r ’ Mra remaining OhJo aftr.r a vWt wlth her h and Bout h! Mrs McLachlan McLachlan .remaining J11 > Etii* I CojX*nhaver, Part. Noble Grand- Anna Myer* ’’ ire and Mrs resumed their; for a week, and the other* returnnig M„ NeUlc Hyde Mr. and Mrs t* Noble Grant!Viola Hyne’regular work on Tuesday morning.. < n Sunday. Sunday. • --- . an“1 on |eft on Jnmily ami Mu- Ethfcl Jones wenMr an(1 Mrs w R Vice-Grand -Bes.';? Smith. .January z. The platnwell school <Ud| Sunday gu»ta of Mr. uno airs. |h(. p](,V).n o'clock train Monday GOOD ATTENDANCE Recording Secv.^-Florenre Norton [net begin until Monday morning.-, Fred ejemenrt- of climax. »wd tn Fmajicia! Secy --Florence Wood. । ’Ail of.Yhe students enjoyed the ad-i /forenoon for ,Lo* Angeles..They will Mr and Mr.- James Gilmer and go by tiie Santa Fc route and will FiUy-five'couple*-were in attend-i , Trtasufvr—Nrthe Craig. .Mr. and Mrs Floyd Van Aukcr were stop otT at the Grand Canyon for a anc? at the Cheer Up party at the Hi. Support to N. G.—Lula Cole. Lenah W-x-d* in Harting; ThursOn Jauuarv first Mr.- Belling­ Blue Corduroy $.195. Moleskin—. ,6oimIuv guest-; of .Mr. and Mrs. day. While tn Los Angelo* they will K: at p. hall on Monday evening, Lt. Support to N G -l>:UL-v Gow • day. -The dinner wu . >< rv.d bv ham's rtrundchildn-n entertained Bernard O’Connell nt Battle Creek. will be the gut-sU of Mr. and Mr- R. music being furnished by the Has- ,er. ' [Club N<> 2 in charge, of Mr.-. Lh.vc Ionian.*). Guests were prewnt from' Rt. Support to V. G.—Myrtle Ftshcr. Program wu* in charge ol -With a theater party in her honor. On Wednesday afternoon. January T. French. After visiting them and Kalamaaro, Battle Creek. Grana Mr* Irene Bn---„u lour veuioni ol Sizes 8 to 15 3rd, ten membefa ufind several other friends they will start Rapids. Caledonia and Middleville. Brown Lt Support to V G:--Btatric Mi- - Ruth Woodman of Ctdedpnfa the. Helping Hand. Club met at the on the return journey March 8. tak­ Tin* committee for the February ■ SHU th - w.ek end at home. twme ,»f Ruth Hughe*: After a short Exceptional values at this low price ing an ocean trip through Panuma party is comirasud of ..Messrs und Benham. Chaplain—Margaret fhdmcr. busitieM scs.sk>d Mrs. champion had and expect to read) New York City Mesdames Roman Feldpausch wee;: Wednesday i . M. with ?.ir.;. charge of the program which con­ about March 25 where they plan to Charles Paul. Edw. Lawrence, Edw. I Warden Katherine Webber. I Kefidail Coats ' ,' • ; futed of guessing cohlc*t* Mrs. Conduct™?*—Kihei Sh'ihz. visit Admiral and Mrs. George Rfick Johncock. Arthut Haven and Harris | -Th>- next Community Mrvlir will Emma N’.-vii^ apd Clara Scott r«Inside Guard—Hard Buskirk and family and to reach Hustings Woodbumc. ™.... ■ be held on Wednesday-rvrtilng. Jun-prize*. : Outside Guard—Mildred Buskrk ceived the The February about Ajwil !.’ ; On January 26. the’Rfbckahs wlil i’i^ry 17. instead ol on Sunday rvi- meeting will be held with Mrs. Ter-’ Mrs John McElwain has returned NEW IDEA ( LIB. to her home in Lansing after a visit Th- club held its first meeting of '; have, initiation of new members and.ntng and will !>• tn charge of Mr*. , AH of these and other specials will be supivr. i E*te!la Kclwy The program will ‘ Arthur Lathrop has been removed the new year Wednesday evening. a Family Night ----• R'-'-'i by Ih-v John Evrrtng-.on tn a B.rttle Creek hwpital where h<* available at Baird's Clothing Store until J. E. McElwain and MUs Mary Me- January 10. al the home of Mrs. of Grand Rapid*, who will show receiving treatment and-Lorraine El wain. John Roush «mi No. Broadway. All AUXILIARY MEETING February the first, when we lake inven­ n<sXS"in natural colors with slides. Baldwin has. been taken to the Mrs. M. Fedewa has been in enjoyed the lovely dinner, the h«.tTHURSDAY EVENING how* hi* , own peuhock htwpital in Hasting*. A’-J Fowler the past week because of the e&s being assisted by Mus Carroll tory and close our books for the yean r — ‘•nut • wmen ne orougni i unite in wishing a hasty recovery fctcknc.v. and death of Jos. Ulrich,' Potter in serving. Following the ,To Discuss Memorial to Her . ij ( >i y utnd .m ti>subhc'. (lor both of them. Watch our windows for BARGAINS! a brother.’The funeral was held on business session, all adjourned to image to Betlilehi-m," These .miiii-' Edna Dnst'er and Rtfiusell Minnr, Tuesday. • the living-room and were delight­ . bert McKinney—Enterjt Ipicture!•' *■-■ *•>•• w«re .... recently ..... ........ shown ... at .... th\ who ha(.p Jj) a.lth tln. flu an, Dr, and Mrs Dennis Murray went fully entertained with humorous The Condition tuinment Features I Brotherhood meeting tt ^Hnstinfcs ..pi,. to be out again. to Grand Rapids Tuesday to remain readings by Mrs. Grace Colvin, and A tiocal'crowd is desired »•' the'and were much enjoyed rt that, Ernr;,«. Robinson of Plainwell is tor the balance ot. the week.* Dr. whistling soIIm by Miss Clirystal '-pending th- week at Earl James’. 1 Murray will also attend the con- Thomas with Mrs. Fred Palmer , at meet.ng of the American Legtr.n .time: Auxiliary on Thursday evening of; llw Nutrition class will meet-next rjorothv Brnuard relumed to her .-•l^tory while there. tiie piano. • Lthts we«*k. a* plans will be made-for i Tuesday. Jan. 10. with Mrs. Mary sr}K».l duties «t 9juth Haven on Dr - and Mix D. D. Walton and I raising money for tire Herbert R ! Townsend Saturday Richard Cook were in Kalamazoo* JOLLY BIRTHDAY CLUB. McKinney cottage «» Otter laike I Sunday eimlnp th - Hart mgs De-. W(. ai’,.' u.ry to that Thursday evening and wltnn»sed the , a1lP The Jol!y Jolly Birthday Club wa* we* ennot Miiiiihlr now. They liroduction. ’ Elizabeth Clw Queen u.rUuled Janu-yy 5 by Mrs Aduh Mr. McKinney wax so deeply inter-.;bate Squad, sn charge of Albert Mrs-Pearl Baglev is ill and under I given, by the Kalamazoo Civic (Bechtel .She knew the uppetites Hie ested in and did ,-o much for\h<-; H«*ckcr. put on a debate at the’tl)e doctor’s care’Her mother Mrs. v.c -. The ’•ubjei-t Richard p< ttijohn. is with her. Playera. member* bring with them and her OHer Lake Billet it 1* ve ry nttha:; Community Submit Io a rr-rxiiminaAmong those from away who were part in the pot luck made a wonder­ that .some memorial to him'rtimild i w-h*. ' ilesQivt-d that-all radio broad- 3n Saturdw evening January 13 Clothing & Shoes for Men & Boys here* to attend the funeral of Mrs. ful dinner that all present enjoyed, bo creeled then-. HW. #crvier7 iro carting Millions in the U. S should thr Puw Uke Farmers’ Club will. mi dly missed. [«• conducft d in Stations owned and nKP* ittfj ,\tr and Mrs Bert Emil Tyden on Friday were Carl Tht- afternoon Wits spent in the chib s Mr*. T. 8. K. Reid and Mr*. Mr-. Don ' controlledI controlled; by the Hi* United^tateUnitn«MiUte< gov- Brown Brovin . Mr, Brown and John KHKUJohnson ot Chicago. Miss Martha social way and wishing for Mrs Ihen—and effiHASTINGS, MICHIGAN AiTlrinuuve. c.|iarrc of Of the program. program, Ailtrmauve. Homer tSck havc charge Bennett and a friend from Evanston. , Bechtel many more happy birthdays. Foieman have charge of the enter- ernment clenl seeing. tainment. and it will be ww for the | Yt-ckley. H« Icn Keeler. Lillian Tol- Oon«raiulations are extended to­ Ill. und Mr. und Mrs. Oscar Tydrn members- to bring with them their, huisi: negative, Ikiri* Shite. Dciyils »Ir ntjd’ifr* Ernest Farr who were of Grand Rapids. very test -.-Ingn^oicu-.-' iu? Mr. McIntyre, Irene'Jnm. Chairman, lv nu.rr.,.a ’ Hon. J, C. Ketchum and Dr. A. W •--'—2. singingVirginia Waters, Thl* negative side Woodbumc were in Mason on. Mon­;| The Young Married People’s class Foreman U instituting • won. •y,.,. u Special ,kku<>- music mum wa* wu-» given hix-h By[ uy. DOWLING, thly evening where .they attended a of the Methodist Sunday School >*on*. A good time U assured. , EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ■Paul Wuodnmn and the mixed quurLa.-.t Week's Leiter. • Kiwanis club meeting. Mr. Ketcham meets on Thursday evening in theROBERTS—ROGERS. Ilct’c. ’ j The funeral of Charles Gorham ------------------------------------------------Phone 263-1 Hailing* Rtylng the address ot the evening. church parlors. There will be a ! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers t<n-1 .... ROBINHI E PARK. They were the guests of Dr. Ross program und refreshments. John C- nmufee the marriage of their dnugh- ■ Virginia and Murtha Thompson; eged 77 years, a pidnetr resident ;Mr. and Mrs. J. Kick of near Free-: were homo for tin1 week end. inf Bnltimon* township, was held at „ . Lethbridge of Mason. Mr and Mrs Ralph Finkbeiiwr of | Ketcham is lhe teacher and splen­ ‘7’ ,M‘'\Lo“uc LK>!‘“'.lu Mr and -----------------Mrs. F. C. Wing Mr:-, the church Sunday -tat ‘2 ■ P. *••M* . -wtthi,Hirt Sull(1“S afternoon. c‘” ....------- and — »• »'» did interest is evidenced by the cil C. Roberts, son of Mr. and Mr; — — . . a counjv . . the . „ .. HofTmaster *t.r tn; this communi-i Middleville were Sunday guests, of H. A. Woodman attended Rev. .. Kenneth L«i The — Bqjr — Scouts ------of-------------------parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julian I members. |Dhue Robert* of Baton Rouge. Lou- conference at tht- Ephcopgl church'charge ’ accompanied leader,- Hu i < ihiikl- of tiie iiu. services Hri.un and uim burial uu.ia. in; 7 -.--------- by their ---- - ---------­ ­ their . , L-iatlH * TUCNli.il* afternoon !*•-__'---- cemetery. - --- *---- Mr. Gorham — ! H.-rt [the Dowling bert MurtnuMarlow, nnrl and T-i-nah Lcnnh Aiwtruc Andrus HFat- Potts. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lightfoot and The b|»de tv a graduate of Has-’ ——------ ----------- ---------iInast-.d away at >u » home — .v.— his after • a1 --------tended — the — Boy -------------Scout banquet al PROMINENT HOTEL. ting* High school and Michigan: . . illn.-s .. * .... tl-.vH.w. daughter Norma and Mr. Kunde of D(ll»D CORNERS. ;I ,Hort and. .leaves u .wife, JenHustings Wednesday M.n.U.... evening. Freeport spent Sunday with Mr. and ' Miss Cordelia Fuller. Route 5. Slate Normal College. Ypsilanti The [ The Cedar Creek L. A. 8. will hold i me. several brothers and other’ rela-1 ------- i------ - -----------------Mrs. John Kollar. Holdings.*who* completed the Secre­ gnnm is a graduate of Baton Rouge I a sjteclai bjisiness meeting Thurs-' th. . and... ---------------friends FAIR LAKE. Omar Ward and family of Grand tarial Science Course al Argubrtght High school-and the LouWanu State-. day, Jan. hj. All members be sure Mr. und Mrs. Charles Rice ot Bat- Qur community was saddened Raptd-s called on Mr. and Mrs College, Battle -Creek, has accepted,.Univotylty at Baton Rouge. Mi und come*. tie Creek were Sunday guests of Saturday to hear Of the death of George Poland Saturday. a bookkeeping and accounting post-7:Roberts i* employed as a civil on-' Don't ftft-gct the -Sunday School, A number from this wa; tlon with Kellogg Inn. Battle Creek. girun'r with lhe federal government. I Cdtpe and encourage the new super­ N r and Mn> Jud Bucklen are theiOf pneumonia. She was a noble a IK,rti nt the lwmB Miss Fuller graduated from Hastings while the bride Ls a teacher in Uk- intendent i'’"' at ft ten o'clock, o’clock, parents of ..r an .i,..„ eleven pound girl, <hh who' «h»lyoung -------------woman, a faithful Wlf- wife and ' w'neV^near Cl-rluvilte SatHighschool with the cias./of IMO Woodland township school where* Mr a:::' M— Norris — *• and Mr: Bergman "f arrived at their home last week, /[mother. She was loved by ull who'i.urday night. A fine time U the lahe will continue her wm-k until the|Battle Creek Creek vi nyl home ffilks Mr and Mrs. Dewey Reed and knew her. We all extend our devp- report. ■expiration ot her contract. jdaughter. Marjorie, ot Hastings wvre,<.st sympathy to lhe bereaved ones I Mr*. ,Wm Ducket, Jr., entertained I After June'first. Mr. and .Mrs.. b-.inday Recently Mr. and 'Mrs. Dan ___________ . Howard Moure L quite .sick Sunday visitors at Lloyd Gaskill's. < porter Porter Knowles U sick at thr, lh» wntwrit­ Youngblood ot Caledonia called on i the J. F. T. club on Thursday aftvr- Roberts u til reside in Baton Rouge.; at Mr. this writing. -r:t:::g. j FrientL of fxstcr Ormsbe and; ing. and Mrs Wright Clifford. noon. auction bridge furnishing the .Hastings friends extend sincere! Revival Rnvwut meetings .n.-.., Felt Naptha are in progress [wife were pleasantly entertained at; Mrs. Frank Davis of Battle Cwek Mr. cxtcrtslnmcnt. Mrs. Grace Murphy congratulations. Mr and Mrs.- Harry • Mendenhall jut the-U, B. church with Rev. Frecce* the Walter Ormsbe home Friday, Helen Davis of Detroit were have mint'd from the Potta farm to | wan’high score ana Mrs Emma [of Hasting* in charge.. Special mu-:evening, the event being in the np-[ and Sunday; visitors of Mildred Friu. . the Shultz farm near Caledonia. Rctckord low. Thirteen members and b.,. CIRCLE NO. z.^cbvMi ' l,v Mj.-s Arnbellc Smith and Es-’ture ol a siiower. Th? young cou-| one guest were present. The haste-., A delightful meeting of Methodi .,tk. Klng. Everyone t’ .invited .’ l|»t.' WCrc ntccly remembered and served a lovely two course lunch. L A- 8 Circle No. 2 wxs held at th.Mr*. Jennie Gorham spent Sat- an enjoyable time reported. | hatno ot Mr*. Robert c«»k on Mon-1 unlay with Maud M tt of the Hen­ Mr.- John Gerber returned re-; . aay evening, with a r<hk! attemlanc'-. Uersiiolt district ' eently from Riga. Ohio, where she' ! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wtircham enAtter dinner. Mrs. A D. KnUkern visited .her daughter find husband.' itertained Sunday evening With a । Conducted the devullons urui the Mr. and Mrs. Ous Knoblauch. ; RlHSO Make* Clothe* Whiter .buffet supjmt at tiie home of Kcliar ! busiiK**x meeting was held, followed ;Ldst Frank Granger and Bert Otis are Stem. Guests from out of town wen* by a short progrihn ot Mings, a' at work north of Hickory CornersiMr. and Mrs.' Donald Down*-y of reading and a conic.,t. Friday Town Talk Blend W where preparation* arc being made' .Kansas City, Mo., und Mr and Mrs., In February Mrs. M- L. Cook will 3 lb*, for 55c lb’ for a timber suwing Job. Hastings, Mich. Corner Stale and Jefferson Sta i Chester Kiektntvcld and son ol’ .entertain the-Circle. Mr«. Emma Clcmence and Mr*. !Grand Rapids. ly surprised MryHe Robinson of Battle Creek Shultz. Freeport, Middleville Ib. and neigh- wired friends here Sunday. Dr. and M:.< Burton Perry and by ab • II.. Mm Tm bor.v. the < ring their twenThe Cemetery Circle members are Methodist L. A 8 Circle Nq. 6 way Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bessmcr enter­ ty-reventh anniversary. . i».j«is< x*.1mX3c 'pleasantly, entertained on Monday tained at a six o’clock dlnher Sun-1J Saturday cyi’ning, January 13. siionsorUig an oyster. dinner this on Thursday.j i evening by Mr;>. Frank Carruthers, duy evening at the latter’s home, the Mr-. Winnie Buxu-ii and Mrs. Olive week The Ladies' Aid will meet on forty members ghd guests being following being 4utarts from away: I ficlntyre will jointly entertain at Thursday. Full Quart Jan.’18. and all are in-: 'present. Dinner was served and the Mr. and Mt> Fred Patterson, Mr.j ler at a 6:30 vited to the dinner. 100 . I "tali stories'' created a lot of anc| Mi-. Ch.. FOvtc and Dr. and chicken-noodle sti| amusement. Mrs. A J. Vcdder being Mrs. Ttiorndykc of Alto. Bridge fit of thfc Evun,. . tor the bent.. Was played after the dinner the winner. 17c Hinkle musical program will feature. * . Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson of Mr. and Mr. Myron Smith and Saginaw are sja-ndlng several days Him SI KF1USI. MEAT MARKET SPECIALS 29c Milk P., pint son? Miciiael. of Middleville were with Mr and Mrs Ralph fjrfincy. \ prenty1' friends ol Miss Leonarda Mr. and Mr- Gordon Uubome vis­ Saturday hUht qnd Sunday visitors TrcMa surprised her Sunday evening, pleasantly surprised last week by with Mr. and Mr.- Chy Inn Gasc. it‘d the former's sister. Mr. und 59c Cod Oil. pint . Chicago Beef lb. in honor ol her nineteenth birthday, eight of tier young lady friends a* a Mrs. Calvin 8tettey.01 near Kalama­ lovely bridge dinner on lhe anniver­ •antkiljff wan truly surprised. zoo Sunday. sary of her birth. The-young ladle* 39c Solution, pint Cards were played, refreshments Fancy Cut* lb. Mr. und Mr- Marion Clem and, a dellgnifu) evening. Miss Alice served and the young people hud a , had Ward Beremis L so much im­ Mr. and,Mr*. Fred Hiipiey were in LyBarker winning high score und Milk Magnesia, U. happy time. proved as to be able to be brought Grand Rapids Thursday afternoon.' Any Site Piece ib. tic |MUa Kittle Atkina low. lioinr. *■ Mrs. Joe Smith L very ill at Ann Oil, heavy, pint . Tltc Sunihine Club met Willi Mrs. Arbor hospital MARRIED TEACHERS' Mrs. Harry Waters is entertaining Miss Bertha U.sborne and friend, CLUB BRIDGE-DINNER. R. J Williams Thursday the members of the O. G. Club to­ Mrs Clare Williams and lour chil­ of Grand Rapids visited th? for-( Beef, Iron Wine, $ .00 . . On Friday evening Mr. und Mrs night at a po» lifck supper and Fred H- Jones entertained the Muf- dren and Mr. and Mr* R J. Wil­ mer’s uncle. Mr. nnd Mrs John Us-' ■bridge. The husbands of the eight ried Teachers’ dub of the High liams arc all ill vlilli thd1 flu. borne, und family Sunday after­ Cream, size, | members will be guests of Henry । school. A pot luck dinner was served This community extends sympa­ noon. >•’ (Mulder for the evening. All rcmemocr remember me the wsuu ucod bee m-c ror for and cards lurn’whed the cvcnifig 1 thy to'the family of Sam - Schlrh! nu Brushless size i cnturUihmont. J u.lx> passed awuy Saturday. The I the M. E. church ut Evhon Beck’s BIRTHDAY PARTY. VKe Deliver The BIG‘Little Store Phone 2491 funeral wa:; held al Middleville[ tills Thtusday Shampoo, 50c size . . । Miss Hblcn Angell entertained at J. F._l’. CLUB. Monday. i Guy McKenzie's family are con-i dinner Tuesday evening the honor Mr* Dan U-wis is entertaining the Mr. and Mr* Bert Palmer apdivaleeCing from a recent attack of IgWM being Miss Virginia Boytn, thy j F, f. Club this afternoon witn Margaret were Gravid Rapid*-shop-[the flu. , occasion being her birthday. bridge and refreshmentsper* Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hvitiu-y visited Pre-Inventory Specials! FOR MEN Just Seven Overcoats $Q95 Eleven Overcoats Leather Coats $1 07 « § C95 15 Mackinaws .$045 SA 45 Shaker Knit Sweaters FOR BOYS Sheep Lined Jackets Overcoats That Makes L. V. BESSMER Savings Friday, Jan. 19 . Saturday, Jan. 20 Soap Hardwater Soap 5 4 23c 19c REED’S DRUG STORE Coffee Butter Peanut Butter Salad Dreasing Beet Steak Beet Roast Bacon X9c 23c 13k life i HINMAN*/ Specials Jan. 17 to 27 Aspirin Tablets, bottle of Tablets, bottle of 100 . Magnesia, U. S. Liver high test, Antiseptic S. P., quart Mind^al extra and 1 size Palmolive Shaving 35c Shaving Cream, 50c Palmolive K 29c r. 57c 49c 69c 25c 29c . .200 �PAGE FTGirr EK EE PORT. jy^7VT5 THE C ONE C^NT A WORD. NO ADVFRriBEME.NT.FOP LfSS THAN 25c YAnCVEl. 5FRI1 free from aubh a curse and revtral and. large concourse of people at-’gave the second lesvon 'Lowering who had considered such a bualne.is, tending was evidence of.the esteem M-.«l CWW without Reducing Fo kI here had found thr owners of’ the in which ahr was held and th.- wq-u-..' Values.” The club voted to help with vacant buildings all unwilling to sympathy held for the fmnil.v, In-The LotUsf Campbell memorial fund rent them for that purpaae. It is rerim-nt was made in Cedar Cn-k tur M-holarships at m 8. C. The to be regretted that al) property cemetery. Rev. Smith, psator of fhi- F> bniarv meeting wiil.be held with Dutolh'.- F<Td. tune und reached the owners do not feel that way. ThU M. P. church olflcuung * ' ‘ for printing but due is one new venture In Freepan that Mr. and Mt» Roger William spent Friday and Saturday in Lan- : -p|!.d to Chicago where innuii’ devetopna-nix it was wc cannot wish .success. I r the observation of a ■ .-.;-iry to omit u Intye The Ladies* Literary chib met at sing aueiidhig a com«-nDt»n. >l-thr reading matter Irum the home «.! Mrs.' Helle Gosch Mr, George' Uoiurd und .von . :tulUt Tiie edllors ot the ThUnday afternoon. Tlwre were Buddieuf Hastings spent, Smuiuv twenty-eight ladh-s present and a wiwf*SM Eba- Horton mid i;.<ih... , M Otto Wf blfoot pent srnb-.- but they stem very interesting program was given erme und Kenneth. ---Sunday wittr Mr. and Mr-. John. IVe hoi>e such a thing The topic for the dpy was -Harmony I Kollar near Middleville. ’ ain but ukR you to Ix- und the Arrangement ot the Home.” ffitpeftf Mr. and Mrs- Henry •>•. n does. -Our last Interesting and helpful r " were ”, On Saturday evening Mrs- Abbie — v. Frv and — • • -Perkins untj w,.u, rnir ,.nl,.,rtaJlu.1| a !arv, 1Mrt-, 01 family ure mid>-r quarantine lor ppcars ,in- this issue, given by Mr^ <Greta Mrs. Helen Lealer. Current events f r iend< and here is freighted with ru- wife in charge of Mr*. l’ ,h<"l* ^Mhnvlmnd's ... ,\h1J..bund’s Ibirthday. Card ------il.ii.nry of West Mr. ... and Mi i! the j.ropQMtl vl<-- Fighter. The rail call was responded brdav evening mantled furnj*hed tin- entertainment and re- ‘Carlton । .-eanirty. It i- the. by household hints Musical num­ freshtnents were curved Arthur Moord -onversation and ev,.’­’ • to Ix-rs included u vocal duet by th«* On Monday afternoon Mi oking forward t> thet Misses Lillian Blough und Wilma of tiie stockholders. Wieland, accompanied by Miss Mur- Mil Edgar Minor and Mr.-. and Mrs. Nichol* attended the gvldt'j)-wedding which will be held Alkrdlng and an iiutrumcn- anniversary ot Mr. anjl Mt's. Addison unceridy hoped tluit; ’ gucrite tai number by MUa Eltsau Lewis prnncck at Delton. ’ .... Tot» McCarty and 11 clear lhe air and family <>t Grand Rapids.’Mr. and Thr past week AlAn Nuttingham Freeport' will have .be used Io purchase dishi-s lor Floyd Thompson and family Kb-a-a, a live cream- will the school hot lunches. I’amptyil. and Mr and MH. apre thoat. but is much bet! m? elevator.. . Thr Henry Fry family who live or. was’ able to return to acH Hk'-dpell fond Joan o! Kala; returned the fore the John Fish farm, south ot town, qx.nl Sunday with Mr und Monday.’ are in quarantine for scarlet fever. i-.-h-y Blough and family. Eleven member* anti three h his daughters at The local CWA workers have cum* and Holland and Is pit-fed the .repairs on the water making hu home with mum along the cast side of the bank met wnh Mary Mulkniiore on. Jan­ r, Mrs Allen Fish. ■ -and are back on the road work uary 11 for an all day meeting. AitNOTICE! Brenner. Mr. and Mrs. era made th John fux. Ed. Hall pruvtd and the men ate now im­ fruit and fley were among the proving the street along til?- south and dressing i- seen on the streets Ude Of thr •.lllag.-. a iturday afternoon. ______ __ A. 3 are 'having an ull lht. ..... :I. 411l n.-l.-n B: The L. HEBER FOSTER -------- It M the . rt wiio has wen um- d*'----n isut-ting the hnnu.nl home of X!r Mr. curl and .. ’ Mrs. Earl Rogei.s Thut.-duy with a. turm-d-to his bakery here pot luck dinner at noon. The public Lx invited. Eiirie and daughter. Eth- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earle n. id .Smyrna called ut the Rev. daughters. Helen and - Doris, of I . iiiuii'. home Friday evcnin;.- Smyrna were Monday evening Gayllia t>H>mi,s accumpunied guests at the home ol Rev. and Mis LODGE Dowifric e and remained until F. Loomis. It is reported that an uiuucce.xsrrnlng. • Mr Geo. Waldriiig of ful att^pipt was made one night last week to break into two of the local busihe.‘s plitces. We hope the culprit HAR;or ctilpriU are caught, before they Roy Blough. Hurry Fields succeed in »ny of their attempUMONY ait CurtiM drove to Gaylord in the former's track and iiihl .back three lathes lor the There Lslota Of sickness al pres­ ALL ENSEMBLl tbs mill. ent in this locality. OuFAoeai hos­ !r anti Mrs F. E Brunner und pital is full and all nurses, both the Dance. . Mildred’Hurley .were Sunday practical and trained ......... that «... were ' the home of Mr. and .Mrs. available, hale been kept busy. nrv SmelKer. Robert Adams has been .1 very Overholt arid Roy Pres- critical pneumonia pptlcnt in the SATURDAY ’ OR ionic from W. S. T. C- over hluspitlil. but is in an miptoied con­ dition imjws Mrs. James McIXgiuld CHESTRA, Boys. ry Cool cont;nu<'. on tl>v Of Cloverdale and a buy tn>m Dowl> • taut httle Im- mg. whose name ' we. have not ■ writin • learned, jk also patients hi the Jus 1-xvd the S.nclatr honpitul • in "t tie «•••! <t‘d nf Mrs L»*>n Leonard ha* bdi t from »:thur s-ti.rt and critically ill with eryaiptla*. but 1/ • ., 1 unpietr Ut.e of ga-< gutting better now We Ivijx- she supply the pubi c demand, connnuts to Improve Mrs Dr1 K. ldrr. who lives over in t/;ary U thr trained fiurse m utv •>; Ir-mu -uuiiwn tendance. ’u.dav morning announrin-t lh.- Mr- Blondie Rulurcj, has liven an eight ixiund daughter c.iring for the sick on>-a in Russell; Mott's family t Oeood and friend, Misj uulr Betty and Aleutlw Leonard ! H'intineton. Ind. were ar,. being caied f<ir b> their auni. ’• ul Alan Fl,h and Mr< Henry tiroes, at her home, din­ ing the severe lUneru of their mothMoro Star J Feature KertMNt has decided to tr ftets Than Ever Seen ng and Kill hold an aucMr. und Mrs. Thomas -Spaw are Before at One Time ii<- farm, known un the habpjr over the arrival of a - little farm, one-hull .mile daughter during the just wick. TIL HEW. SENSATIONAL I- n c|i:>: t .■ cnool house Mr. and Mrs. John Hari'ington and ENTERTAINMENT! Tuesday. »ve iiaven’t Marvih were Kalamazoo shop* , plans are lor (M.!u \V«dnesday. 18 EQUESTRIANS h him success yhe M. E. Ladies’ Aid will have a 10 CLOWNS-10 HORSES work he may -upper followed by program. Tues­ 150—PEOPLE—150 day evening. January 23. in the Trus Guaranteed Fitting Service Every truw w<r flt !i guar, ar.teeil to hold the nipture and we keep it'ln proper ad. J»Unent for you. Let us fhow the New Akron Truss itrol'*. Notldng else like IL We are exclusive rtpreThe Prescription Drug Store MICHIGAN HASTINGS Our Service I’lKT CHURCH To PROTECT You ComUntly Adiuit Fairly Pay Promptly CITIZEN'S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. iir.r.?.’ ci ufcii Assiuo'NsU. B».m Bid* Company Ouxcuea IB II tJIUBCR or THE UNITED UF-ETHP-EN . GEO. M. NEWTON MURRAY’S clu,l‘ll! • Program WEDNESDAY MAT! JEWS’ ORCHESTRA. CHURCH Ol THE :• AZAi:’:;.r. AUTO PARTS FRIDAY Masters of ARCHBOLD S The Hot Ziggy BODY GI. V While You Wail GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Phone 2637 STAR Square Hastings ­ Stojn^CIRCUS 666 liquid, Tsblcti. BMvt. Kot* Dteut Cltveki Cold. hr»t dor. H<ud*cJ>e* er Beuralxu In 3i> tuinw.es CHURCH or CHRIST. COATS DROVE 1 Fine Laxative and Tonic i'SSER-BETTER I BAPTIST CltUMCH. AUCTIONEERING Higlitki's service. >.UhLu • •"Han guaranteed. 1 E . M . 1! A M 11. T O N R. F. D. No. 2, Cloverdale. Mirli. L.h I’-.;; i'A' :?rv,. p I WANT TO SELECT FIRST FBESBYTEEIAN CHHECH a reliable young man. now em­ ployed. with foresight, fair ed­ ucation and mechanical incli­ nations. who is i'll r,Kirc timtf or i Hastings to qual b i STAlLATIOM expert on a! Refrigerator write, giving a occupation. UTILITIES ENGINEERING FIKST-METHoniST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. •04 -N. Well's St.. Chicago, HI, HASTINGS MARKETS ETRODJRT i i'i lTA’ A VG£ PROGRAMS CARDS of THANKS ~\de<ate V for better / mortuary services new sacrifice far.—profit CHARLES H. LEONARD Dhtincti ■ 1 . • . ntertalncd the community hall basement, to raise dcavor Society nwney fur the M. E. church baseie recently Games und IIRnt fund. The program will cotir ■:e enjoyed by the ohil- S,st of music, a playlet, und a. talk’ l»p cum and apples were Mrs. Marian Wetzel, the county , „ , ■ , school nurse for this area ..rd Newton and Claude Everyone remember’ tin; lecture> :>• in Grand llai>itLs, Thiirs- Thursday afjcrnooii of this week at ■ the former., brother, Le- tjlc church given by Mrs Lydia Ann . is in on- uf the hospitals Lynde on child training. A good’i.tIr Newton, In company tendance ts urged so that this series an I. r^hom hr was work-..of lecture* may be continued. -eriously injured when a Mrs Bernice Fisher ol Latv-ing .id.of# onions which they und Mf;-. Gladys Couch of Dowling . kidded on the icy hiive baen spending part of the week 1: just north of Moline. The Wjtji their father. Mr. Henry Adatns. <. .Ha Bertba McKlbbln f,r Vank,e ‘ the W,h,w.. injuries H». has n~ not b~„ been md'but it was feared that Mr. Springs spent Friday with Mrs. Ma----------i-wion had suffered a skull fracture. ‘zzz'zzz ulda Smlth. 1 ,Mni.?’rwtonLJL *ftr “*’ Margaret Danniels and ««, !? ?ovln< •Mrs. MUs rl.e old farm south of town Harrington an! ................... ----- Donna ij>?riiia lire both ixiih sick <>ril*rt, t', b,™ nnno Ini. ... ,henafriiigxuii 11"- rerabider mU) nu ,.1>la,.„,lr // , -, ” :2'’,!l!^<Sa-'’ We’ ll<’l** J. c. Horton and W B Hayward j.^cdy ^recovery. ~ ~ j,,ft Sunday morning <xi an auto* mobile trip in the west. Mr. Horton ettcr from their niece. Mim going to visit hLs sister. Mis Laura der, daughter of Rev.-Au- Judson, and family in-Phoenix, AriWh<! " •’ ,ni"lol'ar> !’• zona, and Mr Hayward will visit’a •tating that she was m th.- brother in California hospital a; Wuhu. Anh- qiie passing of Mrs Blanche Mott na recovering rapidly loom gmurday at noon put deep sorrow ipjiendIntis ojxratton. The let- lnto tbe bt.art5 of everyone in this ..ten on Dec. 17 and Miss Mist IfX*aJlty. She was only sick about,a vox written . r (s« no no dbubt'back JJmht hark at tier her MisMl<claimed her atfon at work by this time. through the drcadFd diseilse uf pneumonia. Duiiitii.Blanche was win burn rvu. Feb. , , . . .— ...... , piu-uiiuowa. ” “ni3 John F1*h werc in 33/ !^»3 on the farm five miles east xi.y Hii.is Tu.-Miay. o{ j>].on where she has always . •?’ u. B pra)er inerting was jIVT(J. with lhc exception of a few ;? ’;*'/■ ’T tV"’1' ,Mr a'ld the Mott’s have lived In h U G- ch Thursday evernng This Dehon during the winter u* that i i al ’ le hOmi m-',dc u fnorc convenient for Mr , ’ ‘ ~ 1, Molt as a rural carrier. She leave., .t and S r. Harrt Fields are Asides her husband, six children, ng m t.ie John Deining house tn LaVera. Reva..Elvcrt. Thelma. Marmirtheast corner of tgWtt, Mr ..irie and Merlym her mother. Mrsemployed at the .Curtis c!ara Clark of ‘Hastings und five „ ... brothers. Cassius, of Muskegon. Clyde am ’ Ji?; V nr‘ of Delton. Burr of Holland. B*>yd ef andu. M m . .... Y” Jh__ _ _______ _ ,C Hastings' and Meric of Cloverdale, revival • service being conducted •Vln.l-U.ruee h.in<r etmduelM by hv wlUlm ahd a hOSt Of R-v. E M. Wheeler at. Tamarac friends. She will be greatly missed church Friday evening. In the home. Funeral services were G, o. Fortxy und son. Gerald, were held Monday at two o'clock at the lasting* visitors Saturday , afier- home and the profusion of flowerj C-oiL . . .. F:ank C Deming of Grand RapORDER FOR PUBLICATION. id; ■-.< in town Thursday afterr.w;i. His rjjutljer. Mrs. Gee. Dem­ ing, who >jx*nding the winter at hi. home, accompanied him hen­ And remained fur a tew days. day in the interests of the proposed hew elevator. Success to you, Mr. Bergy. Rev I H. Osgood And Mr. arul rs. John Fox attended the revival evict* at Tamarac church Wednes­ day evening. Ed Thomas ha.; sold hLs pool ■•>::! und billiard parlor to Glenn .rkini-. who took possesion , last Saturday night, -The buddlnit is be­ ing remodeled and we. understand new fixtures will be installed and 11 will be opened in the near future ai an up-to-date beer garden. We had hoped that Freeport would keep Admission Fire Insurance At Cost! clsiiiacd policy, DISCOUNTS gw»n for ro4«, ttr* riitittng root! on d*«Ulngi. »l»o for MORRIS O. HILL. Hatting* JERRY ANDRUS. Hastings JOHN H. UTZ, Halting) KEN BRAENDLE. Freeport State Mutual Rddded Fire Insurance Co HOME OFFICE 70S CHURCH ST.. FLINT. MICH. W. V. BURRAS. FrciUcut. It Don’t Look Right To Does It To You? Us That you should invest money in GOOD SHEEP AND HOGS, then stand back and let worms take HALF your profits and without doing anything to PREVENT IT, DR. HOLLAND’S MEDICATED STOCK SALT is a WORM DESTROYER—A Stock Conditioner—A Mineral Deficiency Ration —A PREVENTATIVE of DISEASE. Try it and SAVE MONEY on YOUR feed bills. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY t " t u>>« [f.'.Y. eti s> * uSdrS' FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH TELEPHONE.-2118 E M with redu killu mvdi Rom Swit was ago foun rapa bum Re foun Ironi h‘.b:t tocot nutii 19IT C0I1S Iron: tries • tin and thall only man prod heal Influ cont L-hn Stat Iron �Wednesday, Jan. 17,1934 | Milk Consumption Should-BeMain• 1 /Tt* u t a . tained ata aTligh Leveli As a Public Health Measure' .wry ejijoyuble time had by all. Hastings were Bunday M. S. C. ANNOUNCES ,, w,, , «!!« NK | M,-. and Mrs Orson Laubaugh1 and MraS George Rar lire community thee RADIO PROGRAMS f Mt- Mary Cain entertained^ tlw '’Jirnt lost-wrek tn Freeport. fiddle k»r a farm. A kingdom has Ijern offered’ft _____ ------------------ _ Efa lwir.-« mid great wvtT BANQUETS SCHEDULE " ”' Curolli now _Seven Big Sessions and Five Ii ';' ofivreu .. fidtiii John W. Haw, dir<x Programs Arranged for : Colleg,- Station, WKAR, I, ’ ’ On the Afr’ With a New •Series of Broadcasts letter from Farmers Week Michli East Lansing—Seven general Carolina, hud “If ralt has l»t its savor, where-(milk cow in the country. This cx- meetings and five banquet i. ut With shall It DC ;4ilUd'.” Shull wc-lPO* * as cut to one-fifth ol that which nun of national and inter­ I ’Aouhl like to live in Oregon. I wnn snail 1 ; umuunt in 1930 uud tlw flu uiu jmun reduce the production ut milk b> |<)v,.r ap, । navlm: taken 50 000 ol our national prominence in agriculture have a family of ,-ix children. I wil' t.itlun. WKAR. speak, will lx- held during trade my old fiddle made m Wurt killing the cow*? I people. The feeding of tiie Near East ; ■XU! Farmers Week al Michigan State ternbury. Genpanv. by Jacob Starne Let us look ovciNn few of tiie facts was another example of malnillri- 1 College, Jan. 29 to Feb, 2. of history and 8®tm we»inuv do irtich|,fcjn follow'd by tiie ruvnyex of the A Joint dairy breeders' meeting 'hat such a fiddle, it gr a thing sainr-The earliest refer-, Plague. ; wifi lx- held Monday afternoon, Jan. disclcufr.' is *otth about SI ,4W. X _ icdiowmg ence.-, b><nc UM* ol butler ta as a . Doctors djnm now that vitamin D 29, at which A J. Olover. editor of Ulne, has been infnnio-d that ; netwral plan which ha.: been i<: n.ectawe. or tiiat it was supposed to resists all kinds <>! infectious. Kale Hoiiid -* Dairyman and presidi-qt of Flertiing will have to convert said fiddle int mcceaaful during the post sev have medicinal propertie#. The early jicd in winter bring:, up the vitamin the Holstein-Frtesinn As-oriation ot cash for th.- farm Bat the trade >»• Romans were said to have gone into A tout not the D. but silage and ha.,' America, wifi discuss "The Future • The Farnr Switzerland often to get the benefit bring up the D and this Iwii will of Purebred Dairy Cattle" • rniaitn. intrinsically ,-A Fiddle for . broadcast daily, of then- milk which was tlxxighl to make antiscorbutic butter of modA general dairymen’s banquet and'’ noon is designed be a retfiedy for tuberculosis. That’rrnate potency.. the Gucrn-ey Breeders’ Ax-oclauon un. . A.tn C|.rAD pn was many year.-, ago. Coming downj Dr. Sh« rm ni of Columbia. Univer- bunqiw-t will be held Monday eve- HULLAND bUUAK LU. tian fanner •• I: to the British Isles some 200 years'sity state.-, that duiry ppqancta con, . w c HAD A BUSY SEASON uko >! is noted Unit the doctor; itltute 2i» per wni ol our loud, by . ---------repdr'.s and diACTUe-ams on impel found their patients’ recovered more value, und he recommends 44 jM*r Coffey of the University of Minncrapidly it Rd butter, especially if the-‘cent os u propei amount ■eta .will srauk at a general meeting Made Over G,500,000 Pounds^"' agricultural pio'dern. ........................ i.......... ■ .... T1u« ’rnirratn■ i>,.i The tt<imr-nuik«-rF Homemakers' IProgram^ pb butter wxs June butter (gnua; but-1 Records of tiie Olympic Village. in tin- .gymnasium on "Adjusting Beet Sugar and 1,000 I'd and presented bv the home • t,.r, California, 1932. State that the quan- Livestock Pnxluctlon to Clmnging Recently the Bureau of Dairying I titles of milk conMiined by tlw ath- ! Economic and Social Conditions." Tons of Molasses will .c>iir.pI' t» F found that grass-milk nWny contain jlcU’s averaged 12 gallons, hnd 51 ! -Tuesday has-been designated as Mr. John I) Kellev of Holland, pnib'ems whli-l C'Bapqui't night.”, with three large 50 tunes as much vitamin A as milk । lbs. of butter, using a yearly rata.' I Recent scientific tests liave proven J dinners scheduled. "The Fellow -hip manager of lhe Holland Sugar Cun- the hoincniakcr from dty feed. was in the city one d:<v ln»t Jtlttit the vitamin content of cniry [of Livestock .Administration" will be Lacteiiun lias been found to In­ and jnild the Barmer ofllce a : hibit bacterial growth of the strep­ 1 products is an ini|x>rtant factor in’::discussed by Ih-an Coffey ut the Th** Holland Sugar Company caic Uiul buying will ■ tococci of scarlet fever and mam-'I lhe rraytance of iniectious bacteria. for mwni [x. IIlchld^ ln thi. yhlch tI The present consumption of rnilk, mi l UK- Home ErOMmto tanqmt has been a busy place „TOr„xim»(.bmills. A clear case was presented in 'as fluid and in the form <il its prod- to l,™r xjwrol ,.lwrt u>k* ol nu-r-i,,, a,„, ,mu.,,,,. or , broadcast diilly. except Saturday and j Suiiduy at "J:05 P. M 1917-18. when Denmark was block-1jucts. Is now well below 1.000 lbs. jwr e.*t und witness a play given by the ■ nfl0 ,.,n. o. .lr7,d Xw of molaltes It t In the College of the Air program | ■tided and scarcely any exports of person and Is close to tlw convump-, Oakland county home economics' '*^r’ dairy product* were permitted.—the tlon in 1918-19 when the flu epidem­ 7h>U,y<;r1DC|a/* ^n'h'i AnJ4,<‘J'y ,,f has jxirriia-eil more than L’fiOOf) tons’; which follows the Homemakers’ -pro- • ■ (. hlch .At ],. . ,A., by Jgriun. members of the faculty in the : consumption of butter was increased ic was taking such a, heavy toll in Hu- agricultural division of Michi- „f I gan State College will Kpeak. on "A(!' ’ ' R * I arts and —* “ -*•••'**-— “♦ •udeaths. » from la to 32 lbs. per person, and; farmers information which tiie next year when the other coun-l Any artificial control of f«xx! sup­ i justmvnUi in Michigan's Agrlctd-1 There were 1 148 farmers in elevenj­ College ral interest. Along tries were overrun' with influenza, plies should consider tiie rcstetatwe- Tv'w^"”,•‘'’^ tanqurt Munu „ ol !MUnvv .,m auemgan counties of southwestern Michigan the CoHrge ha.-i arr. i fin) Denmatk was scarcely touched, foods ubovi- nil others, else the w<-ak r-E-. h UW who delivered 5.399 load < of beets to and the disease of eyes, ixenophCountry Gcntlemarv will be *!'■• t! ,. n j t n n n , Th a series of health t.iH:• thainiiai which had been increasing'ltiqn With a weakened condition or Speaker at the general session Wed-: lor a number of years dlsapjicared death. The victims of tiie Hu arc nesday afternoon. He will talk on truck, wagon and bob slrJghx.; .•.till dying every year and the rpi, 'Mu'-t We. Do Without Foreign Placed end ,to trnd tl fifteen mile Public Instruction fora series of]| only io return when the export trade i demic pniuwd by 15-years ago. • Trude?” Th<* first «-\enlng meeting iM-trrogenous line of vehicle-; would dlM’Uasionn on education problem’ . i was again resumed. Tiie College .st.ation broadcasts on:; I of the week’s program will be held Sick soldiers In tiie World war j formed by those who brought the *:;v' ;,7n7/h".y'l()40~kil<x;vclc'- or ASSYRIA GROUP. in Demonstration Hall Wednesday lxwere known to have failed to recover] beet. Two mile, would consist of a nX ‘' In nr 2 many tunes until fed milk or ila|I The Assyria Home Economics Ex­ evening. Dr. Paul F Voelker, stale freight ear;. .Ind (he other thirteen 2M ro M .J * product.'., and many wounds failed to, tension Group will hold Its next I superintendent of public instruction,; miles wrydd be composed of trucks. 2r.?.n? ‘ “ The Michigan Schoo) heal until milk or butter was ted' meeting Jun. 10 at the home ot Mrs. will speak on * ':1 ” ’ r ”«»»«• । upon^u’« tX t ; Sperry Thomas Thisi.; an all day situation,” it them. , reMrt ntr of rur.il aIc,.*.,. ‘0r5 w hauling lx-< spay-*, PRAIRIEVILLE. rural comcom-1 iln<l In the United States tljpre was no1 meeting. Come nt 10 A M. Bring interest to residents Tlubob . Bro received-thepart , influenza until the war-time food your own box lunch suitable for a rpunlties. ment on their beets December 151“., ... ... .. ’ Thursday afternoon. dlifTord V. and will rocriw* ar<>ther on Januarv . ’ * control was begun and ’ undernour-' child in school. married MinGregory, editor of the Prairie Farm- i'IS. nw sugar Ckmsany and twl* Ishmcnt w-ls pronounced. The goy- • er* publL'hed in Chicago, III , will1 ««>mrx are wratl."under a i'1".',,;'?'J,, A " eminent even took up the encour-i . . .... give thr address. Ed. Hayard, cdl-1 agement of eating cottage chevie to ,,r. n.r o, urn ,a»n.>lva,ua rariurr.alll "ir- HurcW:: a Iona, haroy and help balance tiie menu. During the; Make up the last Ir.xson with y«,.ur tor of the Pt-hnsylvania. Farmer.-will years 1918 and 1919. Die. United] leader or some other member near- —-------- • ——■— States ex|>ort« d (while the flu raged). rst you if possible. Caroline Tusker. Secy. from 100 to 200 lbs. of milk for each (From Hoard’s Dairyman.) ARRANGE CONTEST S. "A * ” ' .FOR EVERY TASTE "' *" ~ jSiiin.M-. ( in<« s ix NEW LOW RATE On Loans Above MOO to $300 (Monthly ratt cut to • Household, offers a substantial cut in the cost of loops'above $100 up to $300. The new low monthly rate is 2'4%. Families keeping house w ho can repay monthly now may borrow amounts over $100 at a real saving. Loans of $100 and less reduced to 3*t per month. Quick, private service. Only husband and wife need sign. 20 months to repay. Visit, write, or telephone the Household Finance Corporation of America on the 3rd Fl. of the City National Bank-Building, 1 West Michigan Ave., Battle Creek. Phone 4406. MtMItR N.«. A. Are you interested in trading your present Used Car for a better one? Wc have an unusually fine assortment of REALLY GOOD USED CARS from which to choose. Look over this list and let us demonstrate these bargains to you One 1932 Ford V-8 DeLux Sedan—Safety glass ail around, good tires, motor like new, good paint, for a quick sale now only.- ^^rUU Two 1932 Ford Tudors—New motors and in perfect condition, each now only PART TWO-Page Nine THE HASTINGS BANNER (FOEfi One 1931 Ford Victoria— A beauty, and only--------- $225 Two 1929 ForcTTudors—Fair condition, take your choice, each only------------ — $115 One 1930 Ford Sport Roadster—With rumble seat, a snappy fast tar which will please the young folks. One 1926 Lincoln 5-Pass. Sedan—in splendid con­ dition. There are years of smooth, — - —— luxurious service jn this car. Only . $175 One 1926 Straight Eight Packard Sedan—In fine condition. You will be surprised at how cheaply you can purchase this fine car. \ Universal Garage Co. FORD dealers Hastings Michigan al anti Corduroy Tires and Accessories 15 Plate Genuine Ford Batteries ’"* '*“* Cr5r‘ Mr’ I','u , Mt Charles' Mullen S1 ’“*! and Mrs 1 Daniel Boone, Shakespeare, GRAND RAPIDS JAN. 1'.. i noy«! Cortright of OtM-zn called on Tiie thousands who last year at-|Mr< s.rrnh -Smith. Mvrtlo'and Mrs,] or David Hanim Could tended the Shrine clrcte. tn Grand ] Muiy Polley one dav Inst week. 1 Find Entertainment Rapid-, proclaimed it.the Ik-..1 indo-rj Sorry to report Mr? Hyde ill. un-' j East lam-lng —Daniel Boone. Wil- circu-. tlu-y luoi ever witnewed. It •able to resume her school duties.i jliam Shakespeare, David Harum wax given under lhe auspices of Ho?** she.wifi -oon t>c. welt. Mrs and other celebrities could find en- Saladin Temple, who announced: Hazel Mt-Kibhln is teaching in her , tertainmrn’ In the program ar- that it proved so sathfnfctory that place and Mrs. Japhet in the pri-t । ranged for Farmers’ Week at Michi- they would make it an annual ufiidr. I mar'v room. ■gan State College. Jan. 29 to Feb. .2 'Carrying out this determination they j Ml.« Ida Bronson and Ernest Farr; that this circu. wlflrwerc married I Anv-flca's most famous pioneer,Announce 4-----------------—..year's ----- -------------- ------— - at the M. E pardon-! "be at Delton Thursday, Rev. Miles.; (probably would be ’fiMurd watchingi 1*' given 8i*»'’> in the ’he Grand Rapids Civic hum iXgv ht .... .... wl,„-4, ha:: ,1BS! Auditorium, [ Auditorium, lor tor ohe oho full lull uwk. week, bebo-I performing ; performing Ure theceremony. ceremony. The best; the rifle shooting contest which ! become un annual feature in the ginning Monday afternoon. January ; wLhes for happiness go with them t ;armory. He aL-^» would find some 22. with two performances every day j'Both are promlfient church workers; ‘first clan competition among the «' 3:00 rtlid 8;ti0 P. M.. concluding 1 and the nice part is they arc stay-' ;farmers who plant bullets in the Saturday night. January 27. The]ing here. bulUcye with amazing regularity.-Price ot admission will be-30 cents. Henry Benson and Ray Ca«tle; |S6mc of-the shooters do not use the . with no tax added. Special price to1 were nt Hasting* Thursday on busl-1 ffvnn recommended for target prac-; children. AU matinees 25 cents. ]««« I new. ’ • tice but II Ls evident that their; This year thy clrcu^wlll bflcrji Callers at Mr. and Mrs. Henry] method* have been tested on the more than was ever presented In yd Benson’s Sunday were, -Mr. and; • meat getting ranges. indoor circus bill before. Nearly all Mrs. Peter Castle. Mr. and Mrs Ray Siiakes|x-.ue mignt not be quite i the acrobat*, gymnasts, ucrialists and’ Castle and daughter of Orangeville . so.enthused about tiie shows Which riders-are Imported artists, some of Mr. and Mrs. John Vnnderbrook will be played in the rural drama j them making their first appearance and daughter of Kalamazoo. Mr, and Mrs. Wallte Smith re- j contest, but if hr remembered that; here. Strange as it may sound, the ■•The play’s the Thing” he could up- acts are mrotly new, and none L-i centlv entertained eighteen to Sun-; prectntc the acting of the cast.* ■ commonplace. Each number Ls prop- dav dinner, the children, grandchll-: dren and lhe in-laws. from the smaller Michigan towns, jcrly named a feature. John White and famfiv moved trf] , Between acts he could attend the!-------------- *"♦**•-----------Hastings January 1. Mr. Beadle Orange singing contest and decide i PLEASANT . RIDGE. moved from near“Htykorv Corners: ; whether the voice or the acting is Last Week’s Letter. | the greater as-set on the stage. Mr. and Mrs Ort Roush of Bnt- onto the fa’rm vacated by Mr. White. | | David 'Harpm could.exercise hl* tie Creek spent 'Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Charles Hughes nrcomnanied | Mrs. Allee Rogers. Mrs. Ella Rotters; I talents trying to trade horses with land Mrs Chas James | the teamsters in^ tiie pulling con-1 Mrs. Edith Richardson of Way­ and guest. Mi’s Ftrth. of Grand; test. {some of these teams are the, land L* speeding some time at Ar- Rapids, to Augusta, where- they] spent the day with the fonher'g | result of years, of exchanging one thnr Richardson’s horse for one a little better, and 4he The Nutrition Claw will be held daughter. Mrs. Glenn Horton. Mrs. Florence Mott who has been owners would certainly welcome any] with Mrs. Mary Townsend on Tuesill for several days, is improving. chance to better their 'teams. Thesi' day. Jan 16. ‘ men know horses and if David shows Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ronk of Bat- Hope she will soon bc’able to lie up Ju- had better be brushed up on tie Creek spent Sunday nt Lester nlx>ut dgain. Triple Link Club will meet at the his trading tricks or he will go home Kinnc's. । in an automobile. 1 Mrs. Frank Wallace has been, I O. O. F. hall Friday. January 12.! Co-operaliw dinner, program. Cornel ; Absent-minded professors and pooriy for some time. ■ ithose wha.c wits are wool gathering , Mr. and Mrs Wurpie Kelsi-y and and have a good time. Mr., and Mrs. D. N. Honeywell ; lean find entertainment in watching , Margaret were in Buttle Creek on tin- sheep shearing contest which Tuesday. called on their daughter and fam-1 * continues through jeveral days and I Mrs. Anna Boict* has been visit­ fly. Mr. and Mrs Philip O’Toole, und | concludes on the feature night pro­ ing with her son. Ward, and family daughter of Battle jCrecfc Sunday afternoon. grams. in Lansing The Sunday School report for thr ; Arthur Teeter was In Scottville ’ OBITUARY. Thundav on business. HL* father last quarter is both interesting and Samuel Sc'nleh was born in Leigh - returned with him for a few days/ encouraging. Tiie largest* attend‘ton township. Allegan county, in There will be no services noct nnce was; 105 and the smallest 70. ] 1878. Ute jvungest son ot Carl and Sunday evening but on Wednesday i wlth an average attendance of 81 ' Mary jjchleh. He lived the most of evening. Jan. 17. slides. “A Pil- There are 23 who have not mused i i’his life, in mid around Middleville. grimage Io Bethhlchem." will be Ionp Sundai> Wc arc proud of our: | excepting for about a year when he shown by Rev. John Evcrington ofisl’nt,ay SW™! resided in Denver. Colorado, Orj Jan. Grand Rapids, who-has taken the ------I CF.DAR CREEK. 1. 1901 he was united in marriage to pictures himself. A fine talk with', Week’» Letter. j IdA May Tobey of East Caledonia. the pictures und special mnsic.!;।Last The Community Club was well at-1 (To thbi Union was born one son Earl. Come and enjoy them. tended Friday night. There wax a] I who now resides at home. ] good xiipprr and an all-around ] He was always unselfish.' and a time. kind and loving husband und fath- LaM Weeks Letter. II good nnlt y ncrtnion Henry Wcrtmnn n«i<j and wur wife vunicu visited i| Mr. and Mi.-.. L<e Bresson of Kai--Wlll Kncstrick'and wife of Climax: 1 He departed this life in the sana­ amazoo called o» Wilbur wltaon and Sunday torium lit Howell. Jan. 5. 1934. Wr -rr tlad fo hMr that Pcarl । 1 He is survived b.v his widow, Ida family Sunday afternoon. Mrs Martha Han Ls wry 11 al Lanfcor 1« improving slowly. 1 iSchleh ot Middleville, one son Earl of Middleville. two brothers. Wil­ this writing Her many frienda hope, Mr nI1(| Mo Ruwell WntMin and .daughter spent Sundiv with their, liam of Middleville Slid Charley of for her speedy recovery. Portland, *' Mr.‘ "’J11 Mr!, l«>rent.-. Mr and Mrs. Watson, and Portland. Oregon, Oregon. tiso two sisters, sinters. mo Mrs.. . ........ -- ...... ........ laniuv oi VMiveruaic. m Uu-Jwwni, -----------------„l Mr. Shultz and exMr, r-.5~ M„„nw ,„d „n K>1. trnd ,ymi»th>to the tarrared ,mlra, . |>„rt ol th, I Caledonia, besides several nieces and on.';’ J .. week with hrr parents. Mr. Monroe .nephews and n host of friends. Mr. and Mrs Charley Keny.m are „mP Saturday num and all went I >...„ — |)Mk )n Kalamam , Mo „day. । both confined to their beds with the DOUDH CORNERS. flu- but some better — at ----------this writjLajjt Week’s Letter. - arc----------------Mr and Mrs. Will Shriber and; i Mr. and Mrs Johnnie Compbeli of ln« “nd hope to see them up daughter of Hastings spimt Sun­ j Cedar Creek visited the latter’s sis- •wonday with Mr. and Mrs Will Oprd.' । ter. Mrs. Silvia Larabee recently. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zerbel ot Merle Campbell of' Freepdrt is! I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waters visited Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. ■pending a few days with his grand-: then- daughter and family of Battle ■ Charley Kenyon and Mr. and Mrs. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wert-f Creek Sunday. a- E Kenyon Sunday afternoon. man. . I Don't forget the P. T. A. at the Henry West of Hastings spent Mrx. Olive Campbell, Mrs. .Mary; । schoolhouse Friday. Jan. 42. A good Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Owen and Mr Hamilton of Hastings Mrs Mda Ashby. '' ’ progrum. Everybody come. were calling on friends at this place . - ------------ ------------------Gordon Kenyon in company with Friday. r f I Theodore Roosevelt was Inaugu- Howard haddock of Coats Grove | rated President of the United States spent Friday afternoon in KalumaRembrandt's full name was Rem-] as the age of forty-two. zoo. brandl Herinnnzoon van Ryn. i-ti und j Richard. Hathaway han been on.poned one week on a the sick list. death of Mr. Shilton and Mr L J Matthew.; of Edd. Schultz. SWIFT’S ORIOLE 1 T/^ SMOKED HAMS Shank Half Ground Beef lb. rausii W. Smoked Shoulders CTF A !/ C ** ■ t/nrv j 8c n>. round or sjrloin «■ 12V2C Sliced Bacon 9C '.(rib. I.,., Pork Steaks 3 Beef Pot Roast 25c i>». Meaty tender ,b. 7>/2c OYSTERS *| gc p». Fresh, for frying or stewing LARD CARTON , Swift’s Silver Leaf AUNT JEMIMA 20-oz.nkg. 10c 24«4-ib. »ack 95c Country Club, laboratory tested PANCAKE F.LOUR 5 ib.»d. 27c ROWENA 4»25« FLOUR CORN MEAL 5 ib. »a> 15c Pancake or Buckwheat Flour CORN SYRUP-525c * LIGHT — 5 lb. P-l] 27c PEANUT BUTTER 2 iuu, 23c RAISINS SEEDLESS 4 lb. pkt. 31c COCOA GRAHAM ’ Sun Maid 2 lb. can 23c 5 ib. Mck 19c FLOUR MILK COUNTRY CLUB EVAPORATED PET? CARNATION or DUNDEE 3 ull can. 20o BRAN FLAKES pLr. 10c Country Club CORN FLAKES If., pkg. 11c Country Club MOLASSES 2’4 lb. can 15c RED HEN, 5 lb. can 29c FOULD’S 2 pi... 15c Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles MACARONI SPAGHETTI or NOODLES — Fancy Country Club JEWEL COFFEE it. 19c French Brand, Ib. 23c 25c 4 -d. 39c TRUMP BROOMS Sturdy, well made TEA BAGS pkg. 15 bags 15c May Gardens, Orange Pekoe BLOCK SALT so-iu. bio<k 35c TOILETSOAPS Your Choice PALMOLIVE, CAMAY, LAVA, FAIRY or KIRK'S CASTILE LIMA BEANS 10c KIDNEY BEANS 3 ib.. 25c SUPER SUDS 15c TOBACCO 3 r- 25c Small package, 3 for 25c . CHEWING, all regular 10c variaties P and G SOAP KIRK'S FLAKE SOAP 10 25c 10c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES ICEBERG J BANANAS CAULIFLOWER LETTUCE Fancy crisp — large 60-size Golden yellow fruit Large mow white heads GRAPEFRUIT Florida, 70-80 iiz« 3 ORANGES for 1 3c. dos. 35c 15c CARROTS BRUSSEL SPROUTS *.«•»»<- 15c Florida Temple, 126-150 size ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO 3 ; SALES TAX �THE HASTINGS HANNER. WEDNEHDAY. JANI ARY 17. 1911 PAGE TEN indebtedm Such delays can be SURVEY FARM HOMES HUGE LOAN AWAITING I removed by the farmers thernwlves in riruT rnilUll FINAL LOCAL ACTION 'm'Minusln und. IN EIGHT COUNTIES ut one time or another been owned : oi^i'uJu St. Paul Land Bank Approves by lumber companies. ■ who« chief Mich. Portion of Federal Pro 1 ,31.000.000 in Credit lor ject Seized toll.. Mich. Fanners Past Year PROBATE COI'RT. , ’Admr. filed, letters of ■ ndmini-’rapcsal.' of‘ this land after lumbering iry 2 twn Ls‘tied. order limiting .-cttlemcH ~| 1 ' 'WU**mcidental and little attention . East tanstit . 'inventory of entered• paid to the matter of giving a s wfii begin January ’ in B>t. William J. Bivens, d-.c'd. perfect title'to the new owner. *®rm nor Mason. Clare. Tuscola. Waiver of notice filed, mdep .ap-. Land.; owned In partnership were Ingham, bltawa, and pointing Admr. entered., t w OTWra Dy UPt.a, S-’nW .......... passed owners "-‘«*"£ tv<i>.w JMKrtni .r by deeds und Brunch countu'.c. The • survey is a K-it. C. O. Ellut.»n. deed. Testi­ other simitar defects in title are comr.kn all tyre yre stanr*. sponsored by the C. transfer equity in .land cmilraet cncommon w A department ol agriculture, tend, artmlly^-cJaiBd in Michigan’in H* ' Ecoimmics. and. the g*. clarence Steiner, mipor. Final SSS?Wr" The ^»^«H*«''ler lacvounl o, ,u-rdlan hled ot Extei , completed in December. The L.jn(j Bank Rank sent sent $1,424,000 $14°4 000 into into The purpeue of the survey 1-- to quardian filed. Land U,cluo„ ua Kul lo.n> SE","“J &<■ Itorart BlnteU. .< al..|WIin [he )r;ir B W.-iWOOO. WrtM.41 ord., Uu: |J.M mj> I* tUni ^jnir .ourr appolDt- Emit Laming -^Morc than $18,000 000 loaned un Anrtugan farms by the St. Paul Fi-uer.il Land Bapk in IBM awniU action by furuurs or their creditors U bring the actual emh info th£ sta..*2 Leo T. Crowley, general Lea genera! agent for the st Paul Bank Two general cifacs are reipansible for the urlay in closing these loans. Fotfie farmers tn the state owed noremuiH Itan U»tt rum «MM *.11 I»r line, ihr ckcun. in prters. and'vhc land, for that-reason, fa not sufficient -ci.ltatrral to secure Joans such as water systems, bath-rooms, operated under federal laws which and built-in rniiiim -• m tv be -fsTyc enough to pay the total in­ equipment may be inin­ «f” ’* xT’’"’,r E Nevins, e. al. Pvtin farm homes at h* Admr filed. <tfdec appointdebtedness. The Land Bank.a|»prov-_ r■strictly enforced, but that all stalled 111 in at “ low cost.' imr and ,nrm at u TOSl for publication entered. rd loans m high ns possible and °™5I Eight representative counties arc £.,t. Wilbur E. effort to speed-the S18.00tl.000 will close vile loans if the farmers* ! J-v — , .. ..... ...nd the field orrf cr confirming creditors will scale down their claims u* pproied Ioans into Michigan. work is done by wmerr appojnted to that they can be paid from the from <he>re-«nplojmcnt rolls, and (It-nrgr S. Marshall. dv.'d* Bank's loan. ■ by a county supervisor and iui pgrlhied: «x«icr aj»Tiie Land Bank dees hot ask that Mi Mis Kryn VanDcnBerg rjll u._l} ..n^n^r, architect, or <■••»bond ot. the creditors reduce claims nor as- an ------ 4 ircm the J>.y. »*rr> .lrBCtor. in each rountv. Eighty- pointing Admr. •nterrd. adniluL-tta'.lon -----------«st in the scaling down. Reduction farm we.-t <* Irvine to Mi* Amelia right workers will handle the pro­ Adtnr filed. lette.. of ' limning settlement enissued, o --------.... ... .... of claims t* a business arrangement Churchill> form . — across from John}j£t m Michigan. ' iim» Ii.-n-d. jwtiuon for hearing between the farmer and hfa cred- ' Vandenberg>, • Thr list, of questions tjhlch ’the :il< d. order limiting settlemenj enlicra. Tfir Land Bank can make Mrs. John Perry 'IW fitly field agent will present Is necessanJoans only tu required by law which entertained •.in- Lac Jy lone so as to give an adequate -,.t Kenneth H. GnrTFon. Annual hi-Ttt nwtipjf basis for study later. Gvncnii”mloinir of guardian filed. amount of 75 per cent of the. fair will bB< n Btvcrdyk’s. Ssl. Sarah .1. Lunn, dec'd, Anvalue of the farm. Creditors who Mrs Annie Piirre visited her formatfon' cxmccrning the house, its size', material and construction, and Inml accontit of ttustev ti!»xt. hold claims aggregating more than daughter. Mb Gerrtld BurchclufT In' | number of pt-aple living there reg• F.Caleb rftubridger. dee d. Orthis ainount can block the loan if Rutland one day Fist week. ‘ ularly, the condition of foundation.'di-r allowing account i ntend. tiuy refute t<> scale down their Mr. and Mr.- Ray Norte and Hie outer walla. the roof, the cliimF. • Vera 1‘aita y. <-t al. Re!e.v.c of claims and prefer to. retort to forced children of Grand Rapicb noys, the doors windows, and guardian' filed, dbchurge of guardtales lor collecting their moneT : Sunday at L D. Hail servens, the interior wall?. floors, urn L«u<d. .• Another clast of loans is held up Mr- John. Perry in; i stairs and insulation. nrc’illustrative Robert Baldwin. et a). Annual because applicant., do not furnish Grand Rapids to visit her d of the tyjw of question, w. n.rdian tiled. the needed records.of title, tax. or Mrs Richard Tsmpkiiw. a 1 5^X1.“,gSSSf.’ ™ UM BMrk to."! >>■- Farm women arc urged Best for every household use BEET SUGAR • ... —- ... _ — . Made in Michigan -Beet"Sugar in the best sugar in the world. It is raised by the farmers of your own slate. Buy Beet Sugar Made in Michigan and sujfport die fanner who needs your help now. Every author­ ity ill the world OK’s Beet Sugar as the best for every household purpose. ■ Michigan .Woxfo ftr<<t Sugar i> 'nruilahle in 5- IO-2a and 100 Ib, uiekt. for tale at all gruern. ■ ?'armcr« and Manufacturer* Beet Sugar Association if will tllfM. • F>t.' George Dull, program for improved- farm home.' account of • xecutor | E t William Smith, dc.■ nual account, of Admr.'filed : | F-.t. l.lvtliOTUrti M.Kin Ud Annual -account oT Admrinn CrawforcT spent Now Year lovliidall -jy with Mr and Mrs. Arthur Craw coinpaniid hci n. hack' to Mid.She will vfan Ann Arbor. Manchester Powers of Yankee Springs and Mi . ... . 0Un |aj,e ightci until apriiis. when attended a .party Cn« n in lun Nita Mae Null’., ninth«birakl£>5 urdatf P. M. Mr. and 'Fr.nik Hume Crawford and John Cr RnyHtfacDonalif in HaufUngs Monthly A M. on b,i.-i- ’ AUCTION SALE HAVING DECIDED TO QUIT FARMIING, I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC­ TION ON THE JAKE WOLFE FARM, ONE-HALF MILE NORTH OF FREE­ PORT SCHOOL, ON TUESDAY, JAN. 23 COMMENCING AT 12:30 O’CLOCK, SHARP. TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS. HORSES. BAY MARE, 12 years old, weight 1350 lbs. BAY MARE, 13 year* old, weight 1350 lbs. BAY MARE, 10 years ojd, weight 1300 lbs. (ALL ARE IN GOOD CONDITION.) cows. JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY JERSEY COW, 5 yrs. old, due February tf. COW, 5 yrs. old, due in February. COW, 5 yrs. old, fresh. COW, 2 yrs. old, fresh. . COW, 4 yrs. old, bred October 31. HEIFER, 1 months old. , HOGS. O. I. C. BROOD SOW with 11 pigs 5 weeks old. 7 SHOATS, about 110 lbs. each. BERKSHIRE BOAR POULTRY. - ABOUT 50 WHITE LEGHORN.HENS AND PUL­ LETS. HAY AND GRAIN. CLOVER AND TIMOTHY, several ton<. 8 ACRES CORN FODDER in bund! s. BEAN PODS. . • 125 BUSHELS CORN. 75 BUSHELS OATS. ’ . Manure spreader, McCormick-Deering, ricw. Deering binder. Mowing machine, McCorinick-Deering, 6-ft. Dump rake. Disc. Corn planter, 2-horse. Land roller. Bean puller- 3-scction drag. Spike tooth drag. ' ■ John Deere riding plow. Walking plow,. Single cultivator. Two-horse walking cultivator. Wagon and flat rack, Light wagon and box. Wood rack. Set sleighs. Hog loading chute. Grindstone. Pump jack. Potato marker. Tank Heater. U. S. cream separator. 50 crater (knocked down). Heavy double work harness, new. Duuble work harness. Laundry stove. Cross cut saw. Gasoline engine, 1 1-2 H. P.' Many other articles too numerous to mention. Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Crawford and (tighter ’ " Pike and r> F caili-d on friend Oranj S ll:d; :rn-. t Rier ot. Orunywilk the Will Crawford horn' vtning. and Mr.- Erne.- Harry Owen to KaJ,n O»ens works i Slwru. who has been holktaya returnix! to' at Chicano Siindav TERMS:—CASH.. Nothing to be removed until settlement is made. G. N. OVERHOLT, Proprietor J. E. BABBITT, Clerk, A. W. HILZ^Y, Auctioneer. . S —II1! HI Mr.- Pine went fo Kaiaafiuoo on i biuiness Sa;unlay. < . ■ ' Mi <■ Catlvri::.- Cainev. AlfilUc McKee, Mr Waiu.li: Mj>. Vhae. SifjT tier. Mr* Grover Davcttnort.. i»nd .Eric Miwfafid. who we;e- on the .sick hit )a«t week, arc bcucy at lhe . prc.M-«i wnunu. * . I Mr and Mr.- .Barrj Pvnncfa and .daughter s'.i ni Sunday with Mr. and Mr.-. Hwli.ird Pfenueb at Kata- COUNCI^PROCEEDINGS POSTPONED AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will have an auction sale at my premises', half mile north of Maple Grove Center or 4 1-2 southwest of Nashville on M-14, on Sec. 16, Maple Grove township, on Tuesday, January 23 Sale to begin at 12:30 o’clock. I offer the following property:— HORSES. Black mare, weight 1300 lbs. / Black marc, 11 yrs., weight 1400 lbs. Brown mare colt, coming 2 yrs. Pair white horses, wt. 2900; 11 and 12 years old. , COWS. Holstein coyv, 8 yr?., due Apn 1st. Holstein cow,.7 yrs., due Feb. 17th. Roan cow, 9 yrs., due June 10th. Red cow, pasture bYed. POULTRY. 35 crossbred pullets, (White Rocks, White Leghorns.) 18 White Leghorn hens. 4 White Pekin ducks. 5 White Pekin drakes. CONOCO BRONZE GASOLINE INSTANT STARTING—LIGHTNING PICK,UP—HIGH TES.T Edmonds Oil Company I HASTINGS, MICHIGAN . TOOLS. McCormick-Deering binder, 7-ft. cut. Keystone hay loader. McCormick mower. McCormick-Deering walking plow. John Deere riding plow. McCormick-Deering 3-sec. spring tooth drag. Land holler. Oliver riding cultivator. Farm wagon. 5-tooth single cultivator. Flat rack. 2-sec. spike tooth drag. Pump jack. 1 1-2 H. P. John Deere gas engine. Double harness. 3rd horse harness. 2 horse collars. • MISCELLANEOUS. Galvanized tank, 15-bbls. 9x12 brooder house. Queen brooder stove, 500 chick size. Ideal brooder stove, 1000 chick size. Queen incubator, 220 egg. Melotte cream separator, 740 lb. cap. 60 shocks good hard corn. 75 bu. oats. Quantity good furniture and other arti­ cles too numerous to mention. * TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. No goods to be removed until settled for. FRANK OVERSMITH, Propr. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. E. E. GRAY, Clerk. �% THE HASTINGS HANNEtt. WEDNESDAY. JANI? AllY 17. 1531 PAGK W.EVlOf a FOOD SHOW! . . . This Week In Honor of Wm. Murphy, Grocery Manager and Cliff Sabin, Meat Manager! They Extend a Cordial Invitation to Their Many Friends and Patrons to Visit Their Store This Week. Elaborate Plans Have Been Made to Provide Grocery Meat and Produce Bargains Galore! You Shop Economically and Obtain the Very Best Quality At An Aa& P Store! ESTABLISHED 1659 WHERE ECONOMY RULES The Prices Quoted In This Ad Are Siibject to the 3% Michigan Sales Tax T .. 8 o’clock COFFEE The World’s Largest Selling Coffee! 3 lb. bag lb- 1/C 49c Fels Naptha SOAP 10 45c bars | Easy Task Soap Chips >. carton 25c SUGAR 100 lbs. Michigan $4.50 Bokar Coffee SUNNY FIELD OATS '^-pkg.&> 2 55 oz. pkgs. 25c 8 or p'.g- 5c SPAGHETTI or Macaroni 4 Rolls 25c NORTHERN TISSUE CRACKERS Sodas or Grahams 2 Lb. Carton 19c Pkg. 23c RALSTON WHEAT CEREAL 2 Cakes 14c PALMOLIVE SOAP Pkg. 29c SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR 5 Lb. Tin 29c KARO SYRUP l1/^ Lb. Tin 10c JELLO or ROYAL GELATINE All Flavors \ Pkg. 5c SPARKLE Gelatine Desert or Chocolate Pudding 2 pbg«. 9c GRANDMOTHERS BREAD Whole or Sliced Pound Loaf 6c 3 Cake. 13C CAMAY SOAP Lge. Pkg. 19c CLIMALENE Enter the Climalene Radio Contest 5 Lb. Bag 25c PANCAKE FLOUR Henkel'a Carton 95c CIGARETTES Wings, Paul Jones, Twenty Grands “CoHee Supreme” lb. 21C Red Circle Fall Bodied Flavor » A ^s. Del Monte Or Whitehouse Coffee 49c Chase & Sanborn Or Maxwell House l^fSH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Florida Oranges •>., 35c Lettuce Sj ’ 3 25c Celery Hearts 6c Cucumber* ■ Brussels Sprouts New Carrots Grape Fruit Spinach t.... • Mushrooms 5c 4 <- 25c 3 u. 17c 53c * Rhubarb A & P. MEAT MARKETS! SMOKED PICNICS Mild Sugar Cured Lb. PORK STEAK u»c-. 3 Lb> 25c BOILING BEEF Tender, Lean Cuts Lh. 5c HAMBURG Pure Beef Fresh Ground 4 Lb. 29c OYSTERS Strictly Fresh Shipped Direct From the Coast Q'- 45c SAUSAGE (Small Links, 2 lbs. 25c) Club Size Lb IOC £**W*87* JL 9F 1 Round; Sirloin or Swiss Tender, Juicy, Young Beef Crw BEEF ROASTS if Tender Chuck Cuts BEEF TENDERLOIN SHORT STEAKS Tender and Juicy FILLET of HADDOCKS NoN’^e SALMON STEAK HALIBUT snced BACON (Bacon Squares, Ib. 9c) A a P FOOD STORES Lb. Lb Lb 2 English Style Lb.. Lb Lb 9c 18C IOC 25c 23c 23c Lb. lie �Tin? n.vnv PAGE TWELVE | LEGAL' NOTICES | xonez ormjjiAM row •p» ndlng parents. Mr. and Mr ■ Ed. Covey of •* -■ : Goble• ' Mr and Mrs.' Chas. Cook enter­ und Mr> tained five tables u! bridge Monda-v and t‘U.« week she l evening with a New Year'.- party and ' ' !rr and Ink-band. Mt pat luck dinner. NEED BUSY STOMACHS . AND EMPTY STORAGES with her Surplus Fond Products Keep :i‘;, Pricer. From Increasing to « m a Profitable Point •dltfdin The 744 and 735 telephone lines will t»ld their annual meeting ot; ithe home ot Mr. and. Mr*. Samueli D. B . Green bi iJr.wly im- :Geiger y^dncsdqy. ul'iT a MTtons illneas. . Mr. and Mr.-. Lou Campbell enter-1 J V Hilbert is .spending 'allied friends from Battle Creek] . and Wednesday'with Mrs--. Sunday. i< nc» .Chit, tian of ILutin.-' ; Tho-e Tlnre from tram away -who attended attended; and M-- LkMiali! Gaper nnd ' the funeral of Mrs. Sarah lc|tes wfre M man I«-!t Sunday for paw Charlr.- and Gale Layman; Mr. und; ■ ’• ‘ Mrs Botell Layman and Mrv’Car-' tie Hlndm.m ot Marlon. Ohio. M*-K.i*h ... Mohler and LouU iti. Allx-rt and Clarence Ickes and Grind Rapid.- :-|vnt the Hugh Forrester or Bowling Green. Ohio. Mr. .Hid Mrs. Archie Bidwell. Mr. and Mrs. Csas. Layman. Str. •Mr. -.ind and Mr.- Leland Layman. Mrs.’Em-: ; ma Layman and Lemuel Layman 1 Laird ot Battle Creek Is and son ol Coldwater. Mr Sam Wise in. a coujile weeks with her and daughter, Mrs. Don Crook of and brother since tile death1! Vicksburg. Juy LUhty und two chil.•I; >thcr..Mrs. Dayton Jordan !idren of- Grund Rapid; and Mrs. I i ■-.i- <l<-pa:imcnt has been Harold Swanion ot Big Rapids. Mr. ■ned t;i the Mcthodtst Sunday and Mrs. Wm. Reynolds of Homer. Mr. and Mrs. Loy Kline find Mr Je.Mle Garn ot Charlotte. Mr. and iy out nt hifih school and Mrs. Archie Herrington und family. young married people. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. leke.s and famMr.- Clyde Rurll and Uv and Mr. and.Mr*. Wayne Wheel­ un tied Munday after er and MM/ Arthur Brown of Bat­ tle Creek. Muffing sn hu- YOUR Investment h| in shares of this old1 association is pro­ tected not on one tented by bv first hrst mortgages, mort but on hundreds of homes in Michigan -rhomes we have helped our members to'buy or build. "National" Shares Are Offered for Your Consideration ffiattanal 7jjnnit & {jnurstment (|[ompanii J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column i-i! (4 inches- mate- rooil B|de S,treak Engine (ration at t< Smart new styling CHEVROI lypically low Chevrolet, prices FOR 1934 11V here nows f'»r the first lime: lhe car that all America lia* been Mantling by to *cc and drive—Chetrolct for 1931! And if you aren’t among the first, to attend the gala -introductory showing, you’re going to miss one of thr biggest, model with so many baric and sweeping advances as this one. rhM Its different—totally unlike anything you’ve seen or anything you trill we in motor car* for 1934! Chevrolet if • R (jfltymi you'll never ft: way .which has been plarinrd. Ri-tli.t! mretlnfA are tx-lnj held at P ■^’•fU’h M Hickory earners It 11 only hnperfectloii that cufa b,. rxn*y Hun.v: n a lady from South plain* of what Im imperfect. The more p<-rfc<-t' we are the mure pin­ Mi- M«h Snaw of MUo Ls *p«iidtle and quiet we t'eeonie tuwunln jinK a few days nt home of her par­ the defects of other*. ent#, Mi. and Mr*. Charles Lech| leitncr. Imperfection be satisfied with any L other low-priced car j motor company. Detroit. Michigan. I T ITO T\ Chevrolet Distributor for Barry County 11 kJ lx Lx Phone 2680 Hastings, Michigan � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-01-24.pdf d4a2d55fbf8c1480369d97e4aac75393 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 24, 1934 & PAGES School Consolidation FOUR INDUSTRIES Several Projects Are Active In County CHOOSE OFFICERS School districts • C.K.&S. PASSENGER SERVICE STOPS FEBY. 1 FOEPETTBS With Federal CWA Approval MUCH INTEREST IS DIS HELD POSTPONED ANNUAL Constructions Require No Bomling PLAYED IN NASHVILLE MEETINGS ON THURS : .The question of rehoo) consolida-; M would in’-un to attempt to carry PROJECT DAY . tion Lt a livrf one at the pre-a nt W K Kellogg .Foundation in trying Orders for Such Action Re• peived Last Week From Railroad Officials rallrofti! •time in tin- vicinity of Nashville mid io do. lti‘144 one-room rural .rehooisi EMILJYDEN NAMED 'ix-ltun. wlii-n- consolidation project-, it would take u far larger start, and MORGAN PATRONS fnadiquately .... work ---- would _.ber ------SIGN 100 PER CENT PRESIDENT-OF EACH have had the approval of Hie UWA the Despite Depression •■nlhoritie-, ut Lait ing iu«d of the .done; while in c<iTi<olidiitH! ■>-h<jo!.-. "■ “ the Foundation hat- the JW-crfssarjf; Percentage of Signers ih the room equipment and facilities for We und< i t<tml MJI1W doing* lu work. There would lx- im- Other Districts Averages l«-i-ihle to obtain In 144 rural school 75*’ for Consolidation < How and why xwli projects buildings. t Oxxl prog made tobe completed in thia county There are probably seven, plao-s nut cx|x*nsr to the taxpayers, v are Insinuation^'. that I here dntiun can be made. Cnich will cure for ull Hie .children in th- rural dis­ a here in the woodpile, who fa like- tricts. giving to each thr‘benefit of propcr moment a high schiKil education. Under.the ret-ntly enacted schcfcl Flourishing Factories On account of ti Emil Tyden on th annual meetings •> l«>n<'d until 'fhurisday • The *tqcklMildcr> •» WINDSTOM.DFF GERS RE-ELECTED The AutWfAtTes Should Avoid R.B.IMLKEBHEt ELECTEO PRESIDENT Such a Possibility Now Liquor Is Legal FIVp DIRECTORS ARE ALSO The quest km of lulling hard U- 'SIX DIRECTORS CHOSEN I0SEN AT MEETING qtior is bound’be brought-up III AT MEETING OP BARRY surely/mu-st be.«rue that bootleg 114ERE WEDNESDAY 4 EATON INS. Cp. .finer w brought to this city, for tire! officert> have evidence ' tjiat r<«re pci.ams ate drinking ta-.-erag-. TOTAL OF 273 NEW YEAR CLOSED WITH 94­ -------------------- uu>. 5 .• policyholders added 761 POLICIES IN FORCE ..■h Bunner hopei that notliinr. " “ ‘ ‘ ‘ Nearly /quinno bond issues 400 Efcnpioyed in These NUMBER 39 PAGES 1 to 8 REVIVAL OF OPEN SALOON UNDESIRABLE I Total Gash Resources Are $606,845.79~— Reports the old lime Show Splendid Condition dwindled Michigan Mutual Windstorm Itymrv Wa.'. held at tin? cotnon W< dii’-xlay of las'. w<-re five director.f stockholders as fol- director*; Emil Hut. notlllpi: of the kind will hap- ind will equaibir rural districts at t rural districts mi nt mojOet. conceived With '.fix idea •< vrral Burry coui; <il givutg employment to labor No id' seven mills. better expenditure of. goveminent while a h-w ure gvttlng.by with from' circulated in lhe Since- and Weil ip. offimr money helpfully could be conceived two to three mills tux Under (he-man district-, in Cu-n and th ' limit Uinkof giving better rt'hoo) fir-: new lai there Will Ire a uniform tux Branch di • President. Kfiiil Tyden. an- runcilim-s to children. So we can all-of not exceeding three milk. .... ' ' Wo understand • understand why the federal uutiior- ? tat<- will put up enough money p/•■idertng tii< Treasure! John Hies would MuicUou this expense for’nid rural iichoul.*, in dteuicta hav- *hut two Ei Cook. imkokuvu <««-. . wtlsolldati-d -ciuHiis lor which eon- inn an • nr>>lhiny1t of'twelve pupils ma>' i1’’ “ddtd to PETITION STATE TO LOW and Im., i. i<i i h,“* “heady uppruprlutcil the which, will bin.;;'the cu.-h uvuilHblc solidaimn. thirty-five j-arn' ry , ■' rnon in that district l<r a total of $4U for 1,1 ER WEIGHT AND o the W K ** Krl' arb pupil. There will be paid into from the M iigiu Tin- Vlkini: Corporation, who1 GAS TAX ull real- Uns fund the three mills tax from I’*'1' ,'hf °r l'1* • • muimfactipe aui.imatic ..priiikhnk, is utlhe district, also any tuition that ‘ 1:;n 'he p' U'.ioii d;d .o In tire device* fi« the protection <g build--:' Ings against fin-, named a.-, director) SECY. FITZGERALD HAS x-hyud thr primary .ciiowl. muiM-. Emil Tyd’-n, Richurd Clroos. A E .erage' $4o ja-r eii- ,n common -iitli FAVORED'REDUCTION Johnson. Hubert t'ouk. M i. Crx>i .-ill made up by »■'«>' county w,< and Jgmr., limit ord. Jlljc ofllcen ■ I.,, ti'uuanvvi till', matter tiro. He Urges a Large Slice in the chosen by the ditectors were; >-.v imu-n recently mated by the legislature B' W" hope thei E Tyden Pre.-.: Automobile Weight lily that kind of education- for tlrat purpose. . Interfere, with- 1 Hubert Cook. V 1 It ran be inn that, there-U . no tld. <i.i. cxcell'-nt pre ... H will mean Tax pre.-rent school round for jtugplcion or distrust'. l,l,‘ «''vumpmx rj Richard Gn Tiv ■ — ■ -fortunately ■been op 'building in, N.ohv anti the addiThe way lue. The Viking. Equipment'(-..iiipuny -nerl fur consolidation of -.-chbobi in m>n of . > . •r.d rootiu to the bu'fidihR. wfioa- biiMne ■ understand lire t« c<>ntrnct.'> fur s than in other Wonething o sprmkjmr. d< I th- work and proj'u-i has. r< rtift's'hmil Tyden. a. E Johnson Richard (Iron... James Hadlord. C. W • K. Kellogg ’Vll! ’tasiun alt the labor anil W. Crawford And M A .l iimbie./rlre .such coiisultdu- c4,lt ‘<f, tl'".m.ttvTial • and by ’ .liebigan filed forms of । director.-, st-Utled the iolloik-mg of■ its program fv’jiogg j-.>un<ia-.r. btilidUig of the ,whh the Department for msWoodland Couuilldaii-d Ire new law, the 65 percent of the not pay. certain Hint teriab. wldcji tire CW , E. Tyden. President. The peti 144- ruial ‘ A. E. Johnson. vicc-Pn’.s rfioriry BANKS GET GOLD COIN inly. Think whnt lor the rural school ta> James-Radford. Secretary Ricpartl .Groot*. Treasure: llu-ir carrecuie..-. in 1 irm. AND CERTIFICATES would add u new »n„ Rirluird (in STEPS TAKEN FOB VOTERS TO OF® that will brin One Hundred Twenty.Eight Losses Last Year Cost Company $48,326.14 lirvftion Now that hard b-: The annual meeting of the Barry n be legally -old in the ;>tate,lland Eaton Iniuirance Company wax rful way would be to have: held’in the court room in thia city acc designated by the proper ,on Wednesday last, Six director* were chureti a>. follows R B.-Wal­ We hope it will not ker and William Gorham of , Barry he glass That would county: U-on Bromberg anil Rd. rd the FOlklt. to represent Eaton rountv. ihe old ikjucr saloon and-.M. K Ba r. at. large, both of the nit . In Eaton county. KETCHAM URGES STATE INCOME TAX ixildovt from Bu;ry county. Mtltoti Hiirtom and Jexre O'grsal; Jn>m ' Eaton rountV- Alfred Wilton und <‘. D. Hlftanv.; and at large. L- C- Hunt nd John Strange. ;.re: ’h*;'?. ^Ha^ddzH o;‘ w/’J HE SPOKE AT MASON ON Aller the stockholders, annual 'meeting Hjc directors selected Uie • A' a i*..m-.'-ein ow<.... "LOOKING AHEAD IN following officers. " ind W H. Bini of Anti Arbor, c TAXATION” President,. R B Walker. | Vice-President, R<mm Burton. niimlx ‘ Secretary. Alfred Wilton. : ; HOW TAX BURDENS MAY । Treasurer. l>>n Bromberg, . L. \V Sunday. . BE AND ARE SHIFTED ment be levied this year as in 1933. lent. Guv I Taxation in Michigan Has thjit 11 40c on tire $100 Tire strength of the Barry and Eaton Insurance ■HM-yM-eretary 's re Greatly Increased Despite ■ Company lies in tire fart .that it i» during tire year, b economically manured and makes a' and new Insurance “Economy” Claims fair adjustment of Iomcs when they Former cmisressmun Ketcham of occur Tire strxiltiwldcrs. pay their which Hirrc this city spoke before Hie Kiwuph •luaresaments willingly because they th.- b know tlv.-v ought to and trecaiise Urey realize they themselves would 671 dehnq'ucnu charged of!. }t urging n receive fair adjustments in care fire »"<’ destroyed their property. . 91.761. .1 decretiM-vf f.lfM for thunfair burden be The secretary's report showed that year. Conmdmng finaucial, condi. tvoiw during 1933 that wirs'an* ex •bHred upon them. thcrc were in force December 31. ceedlngly small dccrwiM-. • Tire initbam Count? Nt-w.s, pub- 193-’ 5341 polirie-- There were.addOwing to the decreased costs o li-hed at M.I Hl by Repre.reiUativc ed 435 new txdlcies making's total building and materials a consider Vcrn ■I- a fair and Inter- °F 57796. Tfrerc were 162 politic* Brown. t Mt Ketcham's cancelled or expired during the year ureech m Maron We believe what leaving the total imUclrs oiri>-cemtlrat there h<- said w ill miens’ our reader!' sc 31..1933 at 5 614. an increase of has. been AO publish the article from the -73 Tire new insurance written addN-w whu-h L. rei follows” *'d 5559.430 to the insurance in force. John c Ketcham oi Hasting;;, for Tire expiration', and rancrllaltona NURSERY SCHOOL 12 years Yielding to on urgent deinuud."Several Thousands of Dollars tosoliue tax c< in 1933. The RE-tLECT MR. AND MRS. — representative in congreas too|c oil $459,430. .so shat there was HAS 35 ENROLLED that the Hanford loan office Ire kept from the fourth Michigan district:an a*'11®) v.rtn in the amount of in­ horn exceeding Turned in-Last Week in ■ on Thursday ABBEY AS OVERSEERS , :' ’> that' Master «f tire Mirance In Burr of $100 00Q. Tire optn during my alWnce ui Wa.-,lidiri-c'.us I Old Size Currency ----- - . | Michigari irangr. told members of ont.danding insurance on December i Dolan. R;eh..r<i The Work Begins Tuesday of ington, f ha retury. F Johns.) club Munduv -31. 1933 wax Maintenance Cost of‘County‘die M*ftn Kiwania ---every - $10,884,665, - " <:f --- , -DurpUC ---r-- 1933 Next Week at First Ward ' <___ _ -.In lhe .. . ..-L_ —rly u,..,. », r.,,.,.,1 A,,, ;, co non ”‘C>R M dwi fopmen'.s tight .t ,■ i ne nearh every rUk rLk of the the <ompan. d the otfh»- will be kept recuvi-d several gold c>ins and a Tlic second jx-tition bIm id The oificers r«c Osubject uuj,xt' <>f _hiu Ux ourtama. bllr(ua The or '' *'«•' examined and tire anfounl of week day. • ; considerable amount al gofd cqrtifl- i-w section to the constitution fix- Home Reduced Over $2,000 .snuv School Building •!Mr. Ketcham, who is reewnto-d a-- insurance on the buildings reduced and small home owners, c.-fte: . which were brought m by hu, me amount that can Ix-'ch Per Year Since 1931 A E J<4in»oiu Vice-Prajldent jvfid Hiirtthgs ix to have a Nursery I ah authority on statfc ami tuttonal'’*’ nj**B insurance «mft»m to that t\r autoinobiie Jieense plates.. Tri-iurci * School tor children between the ages ■*The cwnty poor commissioners taxation, -xa'1 "Dxrking Ahead In [ t!."‘ cot oi labor and mater­ '>-cents jM-r hundred . C. E Doliin. Sccn.piry?. ., I f:O< lal« Ifi in hullninir building at nt rh<* tire rvrwni present time. time. of tw« and unc-hull and fomroahrl t, ’ j VL ,jj ' t p M '. iiurttwil I oiiii-e at '•Stiib s-tautd pound if prcM-nt. the ixtltloli SISmX 5SX5J!I; ™, ^ The Viking E'|ut0m«-nt uomjnn1 er decUw 1 I : A fiitul of $!.7«7-UZ5 was thus deducurrendered t’aiis . maximum rate of 35­ jlix--. not do any manufacturing nor one-half years, the work to begin once where applicri . r hundreti or u reduction o' m-< ht? i,. OL *ol tire g«Ki recordl,h;,: by tire md of the year tire. ted from the insurance In force. does the Viking Corporation.-whose next Tuesday. Oire of tin; large 5un- w,u **' prepared for imtry must refuse ...roximutely 36 per cent.. Mr .nrt M a iJ-v i .ve £ United Suu-. Will he burdenerfwith[ There were 128 losses paid during nv r.xiin-. io the Fn.-.t u.<ul luiilil- ‘'H-'H to gc; tl [ the year, which cost me company them thereafter-. F In order to place the pr<>jxral- lx.-h u glvmr’eJre^nt rare “ the ’“** urca!<w;t fedPn»l budKrl *n time, infur- ; to »« jwny. Ing , Is begin fitted up lor thb, -i mation . $48,326.14. ise by thoM’ owning i-re before the voters, 161,(XX) signatures dvprr nu- treasurer's report Indicated CTrtificatcs and. coms to g< and the project promised t.» be ve thj? must be obtained' and filed with the affable at [ that the company made good progrponvy on them while ^rey ... the Hartford office, *»l<i department. ; - su« ^ns-D. r.u!Xr-’ rr.sy during the year. The pbn/ta to The total reached revcrnTOwusands’ O. Fouhu-.-. m r. . Only clitldieivo! parents wiio arc , ultimately put this company on a of dollars. - ’ 4th District. Michigan. ow receiving welfare relief • mid . p.iy-a.'1-you-uo plan without borrow­ children from humet where tlierc'is certificates, which wen. .. '- for'several months. Hi, plan tails . ending odviber t ' Mr- Ketchan’ “n!‘'d th,»rou«h ln* ing, but that cannot be done nil at AMUSING AND INTER­ I nominutic.ni of SIU. $30. $50. $100. not “enough to go around " ‘will lx* or fnHtT‘‘S n 1931. lhe total expenre of.the u.n^c LARGE ENROLLMENT ,S5(M and Sl.wxi None of them l.rop.«,h brousht forward ><e old. J*»“« •« " ESTING EXPERIENCES admitted. Thirty-five, the limit Unit ; brought to the Hartings bunks were ON MONDAY NIGHT ‘c. an lx- cared for with .the present I, m,. during 1933 and it is believed that Ben East Gave Delightful II- •'huger than $50— most of them $10 .11 Hain, have <z. to lu. Im* HnrrrMxiwI borrowed in in facilities, have already ‘ been cn»«, in rbanfo « 'th' | •to “ seek <“k-- hidden interests and to, le*.s ,,will and $20 bills. They were the large Wen «Mon J,.n IV lip, tan time Adult Education uktsles Are • rolled lustrated Talk About 1934. Our reader- will be uUd to [blanket size of the’old paper cur- t U. nX trv f^rrdnem? tlw h0,ne- Ule <‘Uhl WIU "Huced to $7.• (Continued on page five) know that this excellent company, Proving Popular—140 ■rency. about ti^ke fti- large us the There children will be given every Isle Royale has weathered the financial Mornri new bills Some of them gave evj" ! tfre ^r*L £ the ca^tf* THREE GIRLS RECEIVE • possible care, given u K<xxl, hot, The Interesting and amusing ex­ Have Registered well and enter* 1934 In gbod con­ ,jdencc UVULV V, of having IM1IIIK MCVIl been lil in I.IU.I-K hiding .KI for Michigan had obtained 1934 license । ,“™,k , , , -, . ' wholc.-vome meal every day and NATIONAL HONORS so 803.70. or a reduction of over $3,000' dition. That adult education Is.appealing. their physical need:, looked after by perlenccs of three men who spent. a ]Ong time. GoWi certificates have ,h* people „< MU1K| nam. iWm J)otll(1 ।per year since 1931. This han not. to■> the of ,K<. this city was evi­ eleven days ou-lsle Royafe were toldfnnt [not circnintrA circulated for four or fivo five venr« years. been due to a smaller number of Indenced Monday craning when 140 no hesitancy on the part of" par­ Thursday evening trt the auditor­ Previous to Uvat time they were ocSECOND SEMESTER 'mates at this home, in fact if any- Camp Fire Membership In­ enrolled at the High school for th” ents in ailowuig their little children paid by their holders; OPENED ON MONDAY" ium of the Central school when Bep"rCMsknutlly i thing lhe nilmbcr has increased. • creased - at Grand ~ ~ training offered under the National but for tire last four or five years REPORT SAYS POST­ CcreEast, of Grand Rapids, spoke under jtticlr owners evidently thought they। Under conditions like Hint it would 1 Emergency program. AGE MUST BE PAID .'coin tliat the superintendents of j / .nionial Meeting Twenty-Five Pupils Promot­ Th- regulations state that the .M-ntiobeto thr succeaa of this Under­ had better hang onto them. The! tnc Important feature of Ithe' teachers mu-l give 15 hours of m- taking. . and the Thomupple tfarden Club f, government is determined thifl all Cong. George Foulkes .Gain jthe poor could not have done other-1 The ed From Junior High to .wim- than re-elpct Mr. and Mrs. Ab-tgran(j Ceremonial Fire held by tire tual teaching so the classes will 1 this currency must be retired. Those Ml'.'- Anne Burton, formerly conThese three men. Ben East, Wal ­ the High School • •last- Wednesday, • meet a! least two tunes a Week and Fir- girls who hold gold certificates hud bet­ ing Unpleasant Notoriety : bey, who surely have made good. i Camp p<c-.-4bly three times. The number the head teacher and Mun Juanita ter Hastmgs of. the State Consena-: ter Ret -them chunked, or deposit' I afternoon Jn~fhe of the — ,playroom —,-----------— Tire recond semester of school Department and their airplane| Over Christmas Cards enrolling was much larger than an- Kidder is to, tn- the nurse in .charge. tion FINE rc 1 Central school was the awarding of ojreued <>n Monday, Jan. 22,• with [them before fhc government refuses ticiputed.. all evincing much inter­ Individual need' will be studied and pilot. George Auun. made Ujc tripl[to accept them and requires banks The Banner has . mentioned the' ! national hohors by the National tw,j new teachers added to the per­ in the winter ul 1931 to nurkt obser- 1 est in the project. ; fact that congre--.man Foulkes sent | TO REAR ADMIRAL ROCK . Camp Fire Girls headquarters to .sonnel, Muss DeMt'yrr und Mi» Ed; cared lor. the children Jtept warm, Approval has been given- by the clean and wejt1 Jed. they w;ill take cations of thi wild life on the Island.' The local banks have both been Ollt Chrtsjma-S cards in [.• three or of uie the iocai local gins. girls., This award tnond< a llot fk of Ciinsfmaf, . itnree uu» uwmu Their trip was a hazardous one be­ notified to continue to receive the out franked envelopes, thereby savim; Elected President Of Society .• w.v. rttte J? “u •«<’,u»*‘nK “istiuctorv I JUM „ rvtry ,u. — given tor an •■sireclally written ...:"..:i a number of mid-yenr student* naps every ua) day... |CMril learn JWW how w to M live o! the landing »* the Island j gold certificates and gold at pur un- ■ hinuelf the expense •<>» ">1 postage. thought on the trevi 1933 kiwthriav birthday nm. pro-. fmtdred at the end-of tire semester, Bookkeeping and raping, Ml-.i lUltfpiUy t«tether andbetuui!hiihe cause Of Naval Architects And [ject. and tlii- .small amount-of food theywhich was "Making the Most though all but one will continue un. ... the Cassopolis r. Vigilant of 'w«“, IIti» >' sliould know their were able to take with them. The til further .noticf. But In view of From Marine Engineers. jm Mr me gin ' ' clipped the following. ,of Me " The girls so honored were til June when diplomas will Ire French. Mi , Maxine Wunderlich. ilB,. mi-.. Mildred Ttittlc. the attitude of tire guvemnient it. last week — „.. ---------MaHremuti.-- Mrs. Canre FU-her lhr cll>. tlurac L, aoi;,tmg Uncertainty of the weather al that will be wise that those who have I'vm. which Shows that Mr. Foulki:, ’A fine hMior.has cutne to Rear [Madeline C<>ok, " l :. Norma Jacobson awarded Those who finisiicd their aisled an extra element of dan­ gold coins or gold certificates to 1H evidently gCRiii>.: son:—— ........... Gwrege H. ... Rock, who »..v was and Edna Schultz, of the KlyuKan work at the end of the semester Art. Jacob Miller. wl,h J!jV preliminary wutk, gnifig time me unplriuanl i Admiral ger. ,, ' . Home Lconomics. Miss Josephine phy>ical examinations, etc Mr. East-spoke of the attempts bring them to the bunks and get notoriety over his attempt to rave: born and grew to young manhwri in «rt>up. which ha* us it* guardians* were Robert Angell, Ian Ironside. Mr!i J*,M 1>h ,*<-'rr-V. Orncv Royer, (fi-rald i Necessarily there is considerable being mad.- to make isle Royalc a credit for them at their face value. Jkvstagc on his Christmas iardx. The, ,IU.:injLs, iraduatcd from the U S ,Mn HdV o<X)k a,,d Naval Academy at Annapoits, and. Schultz. Madeline Cook and Norma Sim-lkcr Maude Widlacrund Mirur.Vigilant said: Slwp Work. Reo McMihen : tquipment that will have 'to be fur- national park mid -told of lhe ad- while that can be done Congressman George Foulki's of : served fir.', codntry with distinction i Jacobsen also received special men- eiv- Willitlx. it would give Mulligan in "■■■ »■»' «'> “v- ‘vaniugcs ..................... . ..................................... warrant the atartlng vt any cl.u-.se.- peiil I\ made this district has been much in the. M a naval ^constructor tlonjor the decorations and sketch-Twenty-five mid-year student* to the good people of adding 1<* its already -well-known RED CROSS FIRST othi r than tliore named above. njli ,ull| for donations of the fol- reputation aa a tourist state.news stories « the past few days be­ Rear Admiral Rock wa rnadc 'es which accompanied their es.-«ys. were promoted fromJunior High Hastings AID CLASSES START ------ B he fa alleged to have sent out president of’ the Society of Naval! At 'lns meeting utf groups attend into Hie High school. Quite a few alumni of Ha-stings’High • i<>wl=!'-X i)K I-5 “nny cuts an- needed;, pretuies were shown of the wland,, hate-enrolled tor this work, • fKren -------thousands of chrtrtmaa greetings in,.., Architects and Marine Enmneer.i at and ,h‘‘ u’ual PUtp-Are U to take tn, Hartings is one of the few citto* < n , t .» put around cots; old in winter arid in summer when p • n,eetim recently held m New : ,!,'w members and award honors.; in the state where the scliooU are fashioned wardrobe; cotton blank- n HjhabRcd by a few iishcr-men ' P. Tew of Battle Creek to cnvcloiH-' tx-arin.: the go-.eminent Some /.f tire is*...’ m,rod [Thirteen, irew member:, were tak’.-n continuing full time and where th* GEORGE PAYNE WAS lets; little chairs; folding or solid and their famlHe./Some very exccpGive U...n» o„ Bight ,-»• naval officers of this, country iu 111 n,ld fifnen girbF advanced to the teachers are receiving all thelj mJQPRinilQI V) IM 11 IDCn ’ ’C1'’“■* -'tov-i-; or plates ami tionai'pictures wire sliowtt of tire Thursday Evenings Such cuveioi«-s are .*uppo„...... .... wrll a5 ^ HHCTW »u!u m------------------------ ---------------------.1 inuJ1J many CIVHWr civiliau; mteie.-.m'j ml™ ,‘k------------------------o^Wood GaHrerer^^The local------------artes in ctalb Supt. Vanlhukirk and* OunlUUoLT' HiJUntU infants bol- If you can donate moose and other wild gaiiie and of R. P. Tew of Baltic Creek, teacher UMd on on4elal busnrev only At _.hl|, building, are. members of this h‘«“’rs for the 1933 birthday pro-, the-Board <rf Education have manA ---------. j - M11> -,'lie 0! tire gill the beauty s)Xrt* of the island. There prra'l-iject were also awarded and the K«»'« girls'aged wUady and e-" well !n In conducting thc envelojie.-. trod society To be chosen ax its p,.-»fa s--d -• “Jy -nd Accident Happened Wcdnes- will Ire greatly appreciated. Please Are thirty named Jakes on the is- of Red cr.As Hr • Aid in approver! ’«•“* « l»r‘ I---.. ^.a.. notify lhe High school -------Und whlcb glvts of lls and advanced conduct a bore d itemcnt "Public dent 1A l. UIVIVIVIItherefore Ua ma.* murk ui <>! uisib.v-I dlstinc-1 rrm lving- the awards wi ™ re Mary ; **'* the affairs of the dlStllC*.. diswicl. ---- -------..... work, will ..*>■ WMUUUI .......................... ,---- D'-x'U---- ' ’ UV..V ’' " -f tiU! ullicc if you day When Throe Cara ot p-*-*-'- Ovborn. , ,h“ '** v..DUn». v**norucc ' **~ “ o: eight right das«e.v dassca tn In First Aid nifnt-Fnc ment—Fne ' Many ot u! ' them -.vere were turn, tu>ri au hign Wgn honor, and a rfc-t rf< . r-vd r.-cd DeVries, D^VricPatricia can contribute any item mentioned stze.' ' •. , • ’ . . ; rortfes -- thi.. -»-« ci".. — •!>■ ginning ■ — l.... people <■. ,1.*.. n.nn'.nnli. ........... . .... ... ....... _ , ... . Artrr,f:l In Ttiursday «*<•'«*'■** by ip this commulitrl bu'e t .» Rear Admiral Rock. ivh>:Adrounre. Itons Craig. Enid Mohler SYMPHONY ORCHESI above. . . . tribute to Rock, wh >. Game Together Mr, East's talk wa-f •••-■ very ...... interest­ evcnlng. Jan, 25. in thesocUI n«ms,“y.....■ --------’ ‘ oi the -----**••>««••! ------ ---- ......--------------------v• is now *head Webb — InMllUfc !««troup. ’<» A*~ «whore nc“' guardian nfis Mr. Aowakiyu .... ...many Burry county i..cfrientLs Muam u{ 8urel>* ■* « •‘J'kndid undermg andxthor<nig|fty ing thoiounifty enjoyed by -nil <AU n TRA GIVING CONCERT The List Friday the portoMce depart- of Naval An.hirecture and succeed.* ^ou- --- -----------•­ of the Methodist church at 7 30 Gi-drge Payne will be sorry to hear '“king and Jiuients should welcome who atlendhLtlie lecture.- J.mson; Madeline Cook. Norma . , , ~ , 4f‘ . .. ..mv., mem was reported to lx- tnvestigut-* j H Gardner in the presidency of„ J,jhl o'clock. . of the accident which tx-frli him last ,hlf‘ wonderful opportunity 1 or r Jhci Ix'.ui and Edna Schultz, of Ki- Actual Date Not Yet Decided man h 17 years of age ”orr orer “«•’ the •matter, and I>- Uie Soviet). He will hold office fw ijK«’ week Wednewiot' their pre-school age children. In DR. STEWART TO • Any iii.nt over fa .......... — Sunday's .......... **** o-ai' Wednesday, yugun. group Mrs Ray Cook-and —Organization Worthy vf ----7. ‘ '• ‘ Bible to t;.k<this work, the only N<"*-carried tire -tab rnent by lhrw , y ,., Bellevue, the Nurrery School is very As rtpoyu-d to the Banner, Mr Mrs. Joseph Schultz, guardians;; SPEAK SUNDAY EVE expense betog for a textbook, which day GHayden. Washington corrcsuw coumrv Payne was driving in'the country -'Ucees lui and in l-insinu a., well Approval of Citizens .. will probably be 60 cenu or there- Pandcnt of the New-, that Postnuu... nr.o.».r.n irr.sr. near Kalamazoo when three cars "“d rtMn‘ U no reason why th*- our new* to Hu> citiMUis Rt-gi.trillion of the employed and B.ar^"r“ c<x,lt “,u* vu>lct »*«.will ' t,~be good ~ . in ***** tills city "** should than Chaplain ot Ionia Rcformacame together In tome manner. Mr.. '**'be otherwise *' Hytiitilaaiy । Aa similar simimr course was conducts! conducted ' vculled on CotWA Cdr— ‘-'-man Oiwgi l•­ unemployed deaf j>er-m. in Barry °» Akipuiyu group, Mrs. Milo De-:of Hastings that ‘ . . . • ““ed »n Payne suffered a fractured skull andj a success. And such work is so in­ .a. [Orchestra at 1 I Orchestra of thU tory Guest at Methodist '•—year ---------last and was very beneficial to Fvulkes to .reimburse the dejurt- county under Hit- CWA project will VrtfS- $U-»ldun. hb face is paralyzed, besides re­, tensely worth while that ever)' pub­ Hie ceremony. Miss'for another o—■■ ■ ,—-n-. -r■ all who took it. rnent m cash a ’ regular postage be held ;»t Hie Parker House in Ulis । Following tlx. — „ — . » ceiving M-yere bruises. .He wax taken! he spirited citizen should be inter­ Vesper Service , Hie «... Barry County Red Cross and - - ior Christmas cards which city tomorrow. Thursday. Jun. 25. • Flpn-irec -Craven, field recrvlnry of - given In Hie Central refiool auditorto New Burgess hospital and Is doing,. esied. Dr. Stewart, chaplain of the Ionia the Boy Scouts are1 cn-opeiating in Foplkes .-rein out under hH eongre-as- afternoon and evening, with Deda lh*' Uatt-L. Cr^.•“**•/sjx*k‘’ lo as well as pOMible although he will birthday nrowcelwiH project.{will he be held Ireld un Kundav Bunday afurnaoa. afurnuon. frank E Champion, FT«d Agent ' girls on tire 1934 nirtmuv Reformatory, will a;*.ik at the five presenting thi* series of lessons it -have to stay nt the h<k-l*ltal for an- beknie McIntyre at "HobbuShe s|K»kc of lire import- but will be at four o'clock. Uiatmin o'clock Vesjier service at the Metho­ Is hoped there may be a large s‘'lne claims are made that Con- .charge. ‘Aiier week. All*<u>pe for ins speedy PENNOCK HOSPITAL dist church next Sunday. The servunec of hobbreti being developed'of two o'clock ax herctoforx. H H number of men interested in taking gressman Foulkes sent out as high '»)'id complete recovery. » and enjoyed while the girls were hoped that there will be a much Bernie McIntyre, supervisor ot ice will be in the banquet room lhe instruction. “ns* 30.000 of hw these'cards. >u. oaMx which which. ifIf BAKE SALE. that kMin-r enkivincnt laruer attendance thl>cant U““* Hastings township, was critically downstairs Enter .from the Church ,------------ >----------------- mre..wouia maze ms mu At so that-w. keqner enjoyment larger ' attendance at thl»althird true.. would makepo-nagc his portage billWhite i Hourener's on Salur-!young ' vrmnu ill with pneumonia BalurcL.y and st. side of the church. COl'RT OF HONOR. S'JUO We can scarcely believe Mr. day. (Jan 27, starting at 10 A. M might be gained tn later years The cert. Surely the orchestra .Werew ABE PLANN'lNf. fct'PPER. was taken to Pennock iiospltai These Vesper services are growing Tonight the January Boy scout Foulkca sent out that nuiny Christ- and sixjn.M>n'd by tire American Le- Women's Club pf Hastings is spoil- that ponakwralkm Iran Ure The men of the Presbyterian where lie- Li receiving every aid that in interest and attendance and it is Court of Honor will be field at thr max Oirrun«s. and vet we havp'glon Auxiliary The proceeds will be soring thia project, every member of thia rity Mr Brtenq. U a church are planning a sausage and modern medical practice can give , hoped there may be a larger au- court room. Rev. L L. Dewey presid- learned of instances where two and used for tire Unit's contribution to promising to open her home for the J sport'or he wopld have paijcake supper in the church par­ him. His friends will be glad to dience next Sunday evening to hear mg. Arfic Reid and hU Troop from three were sent to Hie same home. I the Herbert McKinney memorial girls, teach them any needlework fixe this llrm- brc*'M<M lors on Saturday evening. February know that he seems to be doing as Dr. Stewart tell about ;otne of “tils Nashville will have an exhibit of but to different Individuals in those [fund, mention of which Is made on lor help in any way toward advanc-: aitemlance at prenon third. well as could be expected. I experience* at Ionia. J their work projects. . . . homes. i another. page —Ac|v. jing thia project. I Watch for further Clare O njorpe Parker of thi. y. Indian River. HONO ’ OMES J �THE. HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 24. 1034 PAGE TWO SOUTH SHULTZ. 1. INSURANCE CO. IS Mr. and ,Mrs Lester Bonneville bad vluted their brother. Aha Kenyon . IN FINE CONDITION pn.ix.bb «t- ■ and family.'of Bellevue Wednesday. , -smaah up cn the Yankee Springs Mr. and Mrs. Zerbel pi Hastlngi . ... , _ ... .tied or at least should- be. that :i 1'ormer Barry Co. woman highway near Harry-Dunn;.“home m Officers Elected by Farmers Assisting to Knisc i jnds for _Fuld car Ilo tnaryii for the Broad­ Judge McPrck camo up Tuesday called on Mrs- Mina Kc,i>0<> Thurs­ _ ... _ , Wutlnnd Myynd..i nt -it abbot — . ___ - . . »• Rutland «•>«» on Monday uiMMit uni*. one Union Mutual at Wood­ Says- Officers Still Look­ mid held eburt for the day • . Memorial Coluue Honor. rrmAaTBrane BniaUr Mani ai day. ’. o'clock. Juan Cappon, maiuunanct-. man for the county, was driving toMrs. Forest Smith was able to; rr U . tr about,tut odoek they Miushed in!The Good Will.L. A S. Will meet land on Tuesday ing f.of Bodies Ing Herbert McKinney ,tJ Robinwen • car which w.v .church Sunday and they Despite a year of sad depn1 ■'•m.: with Mr. and Mrs Fred Ohs on attend M. Kam*. ' truck. cttBdng from '.he opposite di­ bank failures, and depressed i-i January 2C. . spent the afternoon with Mr. Smith s One of t ho ar :.-Tils’ Sheriff appeared <m rection, driven by a Mr Casey, and •for ap.-irultnral product*, on »htchi Walter next few «*k« ta; th’ Atom Powell, who has been sret, ----ties. CnlH.. ha* with,him ne and the pair were jailed, ’»3» the owt’-er of* the ih^i C wipnny depend;, almost en- has tv. ----- d and l« bark at Ina Mr. Murtha Horn U slowly gnlnLegion and Auxiliary of t. Hvd? about th<- truck. Mrs. .tw-dchargej with drunk-nwiU be r»i.*ing funds he BarnJimt. attempted to tirelv for tmMenanee. the FUrmi , 11IK. | 'S? dis c“u* ;.ch paid fine a«.d $A ’ Mr and’ Mrs, William Bonneville । •yimtnunium roi’Jge :a th­ Union Muluul Fire ihsuratic'.' O hi Grot-go MrXJulia. suf- and b*by- Snaanne of Battle ciwk. "Kr ” <‘Mlcappon could not rec thr n-JiMttt* Mattiicw*' court. v„i- who war pany of Barry. Ionia. Kent ai utroke of phraljvu on Wedat the Otter Lake Billet V ‘ 4U*I 1»* brother. U-strr SonnerountliM. added approxlriWl' neylay. i> Mill in a ' ?•. ... _ ^WWfhd tamlly Sunday afternoon. d*- hill gt that place. The truck ux;, Eaton »crved k> faithfully for ly $18,000 to its net rfsourn-s dura.„ condition, altiunri.h her camuiiim OPEN WINTERS ARE candilton M u M[S Mary Glll4)n ullS taknl t0 I. tl'.i.U. i>ast year and a gain of jivjii s d the roadway when |hc the ............ - ------ , . ' . Kalmmuo.. iq New Borgcu hospital ; ' Tpe Olt- r Lake Billet NOT SO UNCOMMON member-, wiu. made These 'note­ A-....daughter, 'welshing eight and ^nere ^he underwent a M-rions opV-B stnashi-d into it. M; Bsrnhar. worthy fact’s were dL«.-lo?.ctl at the orphanage but a-real bon . one-QUorter pound*, -a’.i-, born to cl al ton last. week. Her many friends • tans children who are imdern.nt. Weather in Other Years Has , sui’et'ed a severe scalp wound, etwy b'-* n 9IJ(| (yappon'both were cut and muiuui nailing of the Company Mr. uitd -Mrs Ebir H ■ITm.iii, Uu- ;IIe glad to hear .‘•he Li better at.thi* ished. or have no one to suppot h’ Id'al the town SinH.hrre TtU-sdi-.y. iftt; two -orup«>d. The V-« w»Y hojwlrx ly tingH. Heir.-- 4. at Pennock h«*-j>itid. wr|t»tg and hope .-die may be. able Been as Mild or Milder IfienXor for any reason nml spec" carg/or tfricutkui . Mr. M.-Kmr. ItAhe nift- wrecked but the truck can probably rcrort of the condition of the retu-i1 Tin- little oti<- lias been mimed Bi |ty to return home soon Than in 1 033 34 Frank lUilpck of Milo called on <177 was the Departrpfnt Well bc^repaired. ■ • ;::H.y.us read at- tin- meeting by ’— his . Isler. Rose.Hallock. Sunday. . ■ ladh Treasurer F. C. Kilpatrick. Jt- length' by .climbing a tree hte time, mrwy prise that that village is consider-, Mr. and Mrs. Aha Kenyon and and lack of time and compel thr limb of Tf>e January meeting of the pun- t» t<» forego its publication until-. nig incorporation as n oily. That ।sons Dv'iuild. Babbie and Ik-nnir. of • Ing the fillip all iKtldingher ham sr] Erery «e*k end he is being urged tx-cause- it i.i believed 1>1! -rue spent Sunday with Mr. and ■ •jit the little Saturday gatuj^ evening. Jan. 20. since the next week. will give the town a chi Wnt H.^LItid. present .-.■ eretai y of pt Th<- many friends of Mrs. Minn. . ...... Lera oi -the scliool-boatd were A?u_o1 i1*’’”’'. rn< rnbei The children more cttU'innl government. pycple. wlit> lived i«-ar them, who in charge oi thra meeting. « bnunti- lh«. company, and Eml V. ! forward eaves din-c- A f- T-A. meeting will is- held at Notion wt:«- .-airry to hear she hud: Altu banker, wImkc terms did nof know about the stonii ■— tul .-•iippef preceded thr program; to be taken to Batlie Creek Tuesday,^ IW •■'•­ ”• Nichols hospital Siu- haa been they ..rose in the morning Claude Hoffman w-is chairman of K.ri MS ewlim Nil.«trr him. Hr knew tl en a. wnn a muMcm program '*• 2- WithReli.dun' a nuuical iiprogram fSund'the witvt and mud all . . U.c program which confuted of both unanimously elected to succeed 'history .«nd h<xnr pairing. - v >11 I'*"- AU hope rhe may fully. r hiHi.se. ruining a • lot croup .--ingimr. readings, by Ward two hundred pQlicy holders who a-.'jata ftirnistfingv and I -Through hu nd ut trouble.were crowed into the hall. Mr Lind. , Oakes . F-'in Bail.' in- tnuii' tii il -music mid Who *ijn- ticen connected ■cip; iidbnnst. smiting by Manrn-e Healy. Huron Art IXud and wile, iGm laird | ty good »!• aly. and Wayne Gstroth: artd in- daring a period lion i era! cure Th« a place to Jive n nd i runicntrfl raiisic nlone by Donrtby years, feelini.’lv ip Hoffman: a sons by Vonda Hoflman in the future of mu HiKwcir uunovao auu iw>» »«*•, an <l expressed his mJ R-i wil Donovan and tw*» plavbrer. bv th” fourth un.1 fifth grade Uv policy holders fur tin- ronfidt-n Highland.* Dairy farm abo i January the b>g tlejd th., l rh-Wren . ““•> "-l become famllufr wr.h nd ini Many- m Hustings and vliTnity sfx nt Sunday at home. Itie presence ol >o many people Fultowtnu the’election of uf!u< r-. lie Billet. Mr around the Cobb scbOQUiauu- »»• n-memb<‘r Clare Buruln. son of Ilnbvil McGlocklin and family <d ............................• made show- pit-wed by Mr Mitchell, who then »«Ol«-rat‘. ti and • in-nrral routine b»u>iif->l. the r। will lfa.-tuicu were caltcriv at Farre.*>t . McKinney l ad m> ihii lute M. H Burton, who grad­ ■'__ etc. :..ed cn the farih noa owned bv Aliny the children, the buildings, n tfw irocram helped to mate.- thi. jwilicy holdent deluged the chair and uated from our city wthooH and latthe secretary with a number of in­ r from the Micl^gan Slate college will entertain the maklns a heart appeal ' all "" 'who vin Smelkcr It quiries regarding the new *aw th*m. "* e time he has y” of maknyq nil charterr i: • a 'i i I in t-hi t >11 Co :‘jr ilmilv.-. *• Warn of 1O coivtidrrnble question! v lii-iu-d that isi-hi। Lylt- Otw and wife nnd iriends of ' rung ent policy issued by M:.hu.»n ..nnrv I... u»Bunday .-uiU.iu; •• Hi were also asked, attending tne Depart on ho .•.IgninK of the l> ;td JjeihUi and wile and Billie tton All content! <i ba hiut An almost utuversr tependenco. Excrcls e u.r u. d.-teif by Mu confidence and oprirnl fhu iinc- s(w.M Sunday ut Chas, ped for the mengiruil rent that day and istul. Mrs. D. D. Walton' at the-meeting, with m-. itteniorft's. \ before U.c rcrc held c Karl Fan! of WoKlla'nd. iLvlits Long of Colt. Grove spent plane to hl ii’ April da’ x*arm. alm* Ife biiAlnesA me-tinc m, pliiisid with the condition «.f their chairman. Mrs. Eail Cok*- -company: lided. the nhiiuy of four Present offici'iT. of the . inter1 Sunda Mac did i sers were announced. They -aYe an follows: it—Chas. Moore. »txi:-«. Mrs. Lloyd Shaft ahrmld bHarris Woodburne. Cof K-r h'-.i ck ml in the Rev. Cdn.memory W. H. land. Woodland ?nd lift.’ 'Mining ■ and 4 romsin for a previntorium Woodland equipped LEGION AND UNIT UNITE IN PROJECT MASH UP. TELLS OF DISASTROUS Rohmaon -nd WilliamCALIFORNIA STORM uh^a v"«^d.Vrre car was ivrecked. j J an- doing §ecure tin riciNtns. builder, home o? Bitmbeeji confined i- flu. Douglass ■ score mid ten oiinger days he was in thw *n The lat suable < ibn? r- :! half day.* LOCAL NEWS b: .ii Boy Scout Thur.-du 1KIDE E CURRY ib. 25c Fresh Lake Trout ib. 14c Veal Shoulder Roasts Lean and Meaty Spare Ribs 3 Corned Beef The Kind Jiggs Likes Beef Kettle Roasts .(.Tender ll>. 12c Lamb Shoulder r°„«. if. is. ib 7c lb. SC Pork Shoulder Roasts 3 ib. 25c Pork Steak Pork Chops ib 13c Ib. 9c Bacon Squares Ib 6c Rib Boiling Beef Clothes Shop Plenty of winter ahead, so the •‘weather man” says! Here are some items yon can USE... real quality, loo! Corduro Vests • Double Breasted! • Blanket Lined! Lee Overalls No 31. Shrunk to fit. Men's Shirls Flannclfllc 69c Extra lk-avy, Dotiblc Brown Gloves 15c Sturdy Work Pants whixil Friprogram stinp. yvllura Tuesday OilicBaiil.PMoS’M tty Saturday ntatit. ii f^lattlo Cree khn li lunch ’ Buv them NOW many a .fire in Yhe’^/P dT Yankee .Springs and still ei‘a,ra,2in- « “ to -houldcr his musket and lie. hunt. It.oi’Th* sun’ inks <<•!* the western hill. ir ' The chas is >v’r' -'••I i*- Mill— . the Troop CHOICE MEATS Waters’ and win move ury corners. llamid Gray, and a Rare am) Hrlrit Flinch hare Chre.cmaiv and ‘-'T numUw, Strait was in Cadillac the shadows fall o YanSte ronsfeting Springs. ' ■ f I 1 think of motiwr -jrrown old . i. wnlo' , Reahjft- in fat me at the evening h‘< Walers’ Clothes Slioji . ■ pmeisnn in charge of OBIT UAKY. have the building as their meet in If it isn't Good,, wcdon't entry it the roar, and will make i ana thr i.uiniy iu> in Sulein build tnu. llU'i J.fls ‘ meeting Qn Fr___ ... Pralrtevllie, there will Burdick of Kuesls c Jim iyibble and -on rm* union is moving ilia. William be held •>' TRAND II I AIi r Hastings, Michigan - Telephones 22-M-2557 HL— I <-J l> M 1 ’ Butter * SUNDAY nnd MONDAY Y. M. C. A. ITEMS 21c rt and Norman Hammond, of Crex The Way to Love -Shulta ut Freeport. Seminole i-iw r.„. 4 « CHIPSO &I5c 25c ‘Cheese 3 >1. 25c Shrimp 2 - 29c Cof use \DDI l> A l l KACTHXNS—( vmrdy—-BACK i. The K FiTinnM-'inmnwnd leader. 27c party at on Stuart It Att-h John.'c Lawrence Hammond. mmunlti FELDPAUSCHS MARKET Three Deliveries Daily childre: COUPON - TUESDA Y NIGHT- COUPON Big Executive W'itA Ricardo Cartel, Richard Bennett, Elisabeth Young IH'D ATTRACTIONS—Warner llrriity—I HI. N<> - M Pepper I'm—-ROCK Y BYE HYh’ 'SCREEN SNAPSHOTS" Telephone- 2272 and wJ think tt WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY Katherine Hepburn obi 11 \ Red Clover r and M ng with i Eastern Kentucky Coal BURNS In Louiia .May Alcott'e LITTLE WOMEN With Frances Dec, Joan Bennett and Jean Parker CHILDREN 10 VENTS LONG AND CLEAN IN STOVE OK FURNACE cis iiaiRU liapids •* SATURDAY ONLY Fury of the Jungle Wilbur Gibbs uhd latiuly mouucv and Charley Gibb- and wife Hastirtgs Lumber & Coal Co. Telephone 2515 MAURICE CHEVALIER in Frank Sage Bowtie ana Julia acre Sunday and Hilon DeGuha. Jr. of Grand Rapids. ' MidClCl Ulc. Cclii.-.,n of Kala^.oz *>. who - n MtK.-iLsly Ul of pncumutu£ u ch the gain. if CO.% Friday evening and Saturday. ADDEt) COMEDY—"( KOOKS TOUR" Wall Disney Cartoon (Till.Dill �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANl'ARY 24. 1931 BOWNE CENTER. iMrs Jennie Flynn at St. Mary s ho«-1 Mr? Addie Benton. Mr. and Mrs.1 Mrs. Clara Thompson and Mrs,' P*ta»> Friday. She in doing fine and John Nash. Mrs Clara Thompson * . .... ... came'home Monday. ■ and Mr».. Watt Thomas and BeuThurza Tlrompr'mmid. Ard 1 th apent Mrs. Guy Smith has been con- j tri<* spertt Wednesday evening with Thursday with Mrs. Will oltbouse fined to her bed the past week. ।a”d Mrs. Alex Wtngeier of of Preejiort. A number from tills way attended' N<?3h Bowne, . I The meat' canning demonstration ut the Bowne Aid hull Thursday the basket ball game at Middleville GOLDENGLOyES FINALS drew a large crowd. Friday evening. i rrnjIR Frank nrow Brew. Mr Brew Is >titl un. HERE THURSDAY EVE Alice Nash spent Thursday nightmX'ro'u'idk Mrs. Addle Benton is visiting rel­ -hie to walk. atives, in Grand Rapids. with Marian Grtflin at Caledonia. Little L ’ Joon Dean b> on the ’lek,Padded Fists to Fly at Odd Mr. nnd Mrs. Joim Nosh visited Ralph Huntington and family. ]Ltt Sporting Items ■ KLTNGENgHTt’S. ■THREE GREAT CRISES I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. BltgotxT and IN AMERICAN HISTORY son oi Nashville were guests of Mr. ..nd Mr? Perry Van Tuyl over the Leader Each Time Wag a week end. Twenty-six friends of Marshall Devout Christian, Said Tripp gathered at thr Ixirne of Mr. Rcy. Roth and Mrs. Albert Green Friday eve­ ■ Party Season Rev. R W. Roth, pastor of the ning and gave Maphull a. surprise, Otngregationul church at charlotte, the event tiring hLs 21st birthday. was the speaker and honor ■ ■ at Curd* were pUyed of which Mis. Fellows Arena for Dis­ the Rotarian luncheon Monday Rollo Johnson and E. Latta won trict Championship . nodn' Hi’ gave a most interesting iugh scorn and Rollo Johnson and talk, which Wa» l.stencd to" with Harriet Scott thrJow. A beautiful Final bout* In tla- Golden G|ov< s close attention by the member.- of birthday cake, trimmed In pink and district tournament at I O O. F. tile club. white., with 'JI candles wd.c served hnl) ThUmiay, Jan. 25,.will -provide । He calk’d attention to the tact wnh jello, also a pot luck supjwr. plenty of action and thrills for limaAfter- a very pletuanl evening the leur light tans. Nineteen’bouts are that those wlio founded tbt* coun-' guests departed wishing him many on thr card. One or more bouts will mW happy birthdays. lx- staged tn all c!a.ws except two, of M-ctirihg greater liberty mid Margaret and CHITord Converse the feather weight daw and heavy­ iarg<t oppurtunlllci Tor them*ep.« . weight, nnd the thud ot leather- and their descendant*. Generally Mr. and Mrs.’ George Converse, help­ padded hsta will be almost continu- speaking they- were rojigiotix ;.«<.plc ing them,move from near Irving to No one who-hu* read about' ou* 'from 8 I*. M until past mid­ George Wnriungton can quest ton a farm near the Ycckley school. night. • The novice bou»s will undoubtedly ’the deep, ttnewe religion ’which he Mr\ John Poll is able to be around be better than on the elimination lived a* well as prob .■.<•-!. It •*.(■ again after beihg quite ill. night two wd-ks ago when they , hte sublime faith m God and hit Oren Roberta has been staying In pleased the cajmcity crowd. Besides belief in the justice of lhe American Grand Rapids some the past tw’o these there will be Seven or eight ■cause that made him an indomitable wks with his mother as she has ; a nd success!u 1 lead y r . bout* In the open division. , Scheduled bouts are ax follows: ■f When another crisis came in our this writing Novice Division. , country’* history, tn the sixties, an­ ! Flyweight—-Herbert Cooper vr. other great man. endowed with su-‘ ’ Ford Declare. ! prome faith in Gkx!, was Uw leader i Ar’hur Teeter was in ckvwiuc Scottville !% Bantamweight—Frank Sperling v«. of -------- ....He kept .......... thia — nation America „a . Friday , i'Pete Barlow- Winner to meet united country, and wiped out hqMiss Margaret Kelsey attended Kunde. man .slavery. ’ he auto show in Grand Rapids, on i Lightweight—Bill Jame.s vs. Roy We an- now*-going through an- j Thursday. I Hummrll—Fvrd Thomas bout win- <-’l;< r crucial time in <-.ir histosw. Mr. and Mrs. Barnum of ner. And nd winner of this fight U to .said‘ the ’ speaker ’ -Re dtelarrd - — -----— Dwight --------------------->ul Bailey. . while he did not vote for P» .-Ident Town Line kpent Sunday at Alton meet Lout,, Wnocls'. . I Welterweight Dick Palmer vs. A large crowd «aw the picture j Frank Kauffman. Winner to me* t the rinwrtty of his vn-w.t and purwww-....... -Wednesday evenihg, “A Pil* Bennie Adcock. one may wl-li I'.rimage to Bethlehem." / i Middleweight—Russell Kervan v.v. eragc man Much to have -th-.- old days and the old"The Birthday Club will be held Alan Reddick’. time prosperity return, they will. Orpha Wing thii week Open Division. Bantamweight—Freeman Lambert never cmfic back. In the judgment Friday. Jun 26. for an all day mcctof Uie speaker. We have drfjiiitely tag ultl> »»’ !'»«“ dinner. vs.’Arthur Dowdell. Welterweight—Vic Black vs Claire turned u ir faces in the direction of. "Die Cqn'. ■ Grove P, TJ. A. will a new ag- . in which.flute -hall be a ,’»'W «r‘’ "Annual Slum Supper” FriKauffman. ■ day.evening. Jan. 26. Bring chen-y Middleweight-charlex Baird vsJ ihdrc equitable sharing ot. the .. bh. meet' irigs of’prosperity. President‘ ” R'mjsc- P>'‘ ”r taitV- Following '.he supper Ken Buehler. Winner ' Where immediate Attention and Courtesy ■ volt Richard Baird. . .... Ku sincere religious man. who’ u program wjll be given by the men. Are Shown To All' Lightweight Torn Suehovsky vs. । feels that in putting into .effect tnci Pele "Tony’ Mitchell "New Deal" he Is ajiplyin;; the prinTelephone 2 ft5 I lastings, Michigan This year the Golden Gloves meet ciples. of the Christian religion with ' MUs Joseplffne Hedges has gone , to work near Freeport. has been highly successful lure. At ita Golden Rule. ?, Oscar Page was in Grand Rapids the elimination Jun. 11 the seats Rev. Roth complimented Hasting?. were all sold out and standing room because io an undkuaI. degree it has Saturday afternoon. • Homer Bates Is on the sick was at a premium when the fights communtty-mihded citizens, who re-i Mrs. *' started. , . । ahze that they should seek the gvn- list. _________________________ The Ryan school P. T. A. will lerul good and who know ... that in that SQUTIIWF.ST HITI.AND. i way pEoApertty'will bo more widely meet at the schoolhouse Feb-2. , Mr. and nnd Mrs. Fred OIL* Oils of Glass Mr Gia-;.-., distributed. Each will find .his own ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Orlcy Smith attfnd- ... • Creek were Sunday callers at the Rr>wl in the good of others in an.ecl the funeral of Gilbert Willey in to DUV Or Sell: Try Out Want Column homes of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn jdeal Christian civilization. Hastings one day last week. ■ and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haven*. ,;;■ • Mr. and Mrs Francis Gorham called on Mr*. McKea at Cloverdale Sunday P. M.. and found .her about the same. Those from here who attended Mir community meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Morehouse | Friday evening had a mast enjoy-1 able time February meeting wiU be with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes. ■ I Mrs. Hazel’Oils n.nd children/ [Morgan Hinkley and Miss Avalon: I Sandersan ot Hickory Corners were I ’weektend. guests, of Mr. nnd Mrs. I W. H. Otis. Mrs. Clara. Robinson of Grand' Rapids nnd Mrs. Sarah Erwuy of Glass Cns’k are spending some time; in the Wm. Havens home and as-; sitting with thr housework till Mrs.' Havens Is better. • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gorham and• children and Mr. and Mrs. Willard^ Bagley and children of Kalamazoo Here it is—the semi-annual Clearance you've been wait­ Were guests Saturday of their pnring for! Dollar-saving chances! More than likely the lents. Mr and Mrs. Francis Gorham.' very last at these astounding!? low prices ... in many ! Miss Mary Dunn was a Sunday instnnedk at or below prc-NRA levels! ■ guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Children’ 'Mrs. Fred Olis of Glass prwk. But only during this Clearance period! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson of Cloth | Hickory Comers spent Sunday with! only while quantities lastl I her parents. Mr. and Mig.. Wm. Hav-' Space for incoming Spring stocks is needed. Action is cns. Mr and Mrs. rahkin- Hart and daughter of Brush Ridge spent! needed, tool Action such as tbeae startling, sacrifice All at one price the afternoon and evening there. ■ i prices will bring—by you and throngs of others who Joiin Morehouse of Middleville: know that you really save when Penney’s says— SO^acA was a Sunday afternoon caller of ''CLEARANCE!" Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart. A. each Mrs. Leah Davis mid son. Bobby.! spent Sunday night and Monday’ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gil- i PRICES SLASHED for Ians, of Shultz. . PRICES SLASHED for • KROGER’S •A'-CLEARANCE SALE OF TALLY CARDS AND PLACE CARDS! Sale of FLOUR FLOUR KING'S FLAKE NOW is the time to stock up We are offering a large assort ment. Prices ranging from 15c up to as high as 50c per dozen. 75c /sack Michigan Milled, (Lowell, Mich.) GOLD MEDAL FLOUR or 24’?lb. COUNTRY CLUB 85c itory Tested, an all purpose flour BAKING POWDER ib.K»13c RAISINS TABLE SALT CRISCO SALE ! (AC PER PRICE XkJ DOZ. 14^ 99i pillsbury Come Early and Get Your Choice! 2>b. pkg. 17c Sealed Sun Maid, Secdlca*. 4 lb. pkg. 3|c botth 19c no. va can Fancy Country Club, in ayrup 19c 15c APRICOTS Quality salt VANILLA Ib. can 10c 3 Ib. can 55c ■ Veitetabl* Shortening COUNTRY CLUB EVAPORATED Ikjl I I 1# fvl I Iw ■V 3 -17 c PET, CARNATION or DUNDEE 3 tail can. 2Oc NAVY BEANS 3 Iba. 10c Michigan hand picked 6 bo*«» 25c Avalon Brand 5 CORN MEAL MATCHES 15c MINCE MEAT Want pus. 10c Country Club, fancy quality EATMORE BRAND OLEO FRESH BREAD l'.4-lb. lul 9c 3■-■ 25c COCOA 2 lb. can CANDY BARS 3 10c for PEANUT BUTTER 2 u, 23c Ernbaiay Brand, Ib. jar 13c FIG BARS 5 ii.->.ii 25c CORN SYRUP ^JCLEARAHCE -10c FRESH, TASTY TOMATOES 3 N..I«n. 25c Standard brand Dark, Light, .5 Ib. pall 27c ROLLED OATS 10 n»». i»»ik 37c TUNA FISH BLOCK SALT SOdb. block 10c RED SEAL LYE 35c SOAP CHIPS 25c SMOKING Quality block , 2 3 for BANANAS 4 lbs. Choice yellow fruit, ripened to the peak of their flavor NEW CABBAGE in. 4c 25c 2 lor TOBACCO, all regular 15c varieties GRAPEFRUIT 5 each for Florida, balls of juice, 70-80 size 25c st<te road. The Fisher school held their P. T. A. last week Thursday evening, with I a fair sized crowd- They ht«i a line ’ I program. Stuart clement gave a finer talk. Lunch 'was served and all had '' a fine time, Our next meeting Will 11 be held on Friday evening, date will' be given later. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Fountain and 11 daughter. Beverly, of Six Lakes, are t visiting relatives here, and attended] a funeral of an uncle near Lansing, i Mr. and Mrs. James O’Connor and June returned from New York where they visited relatives. Mrs. Mabie Bennett of. Hastings j visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. 1 James Sothard and Janet Pettengtll. Mrs. Janet PettengiU and Mrs. . Elsie Sothard visited Mrs. Dora ] Coleman of Rutland Friday. Mrs. Mary O'Connor spent a few days last week In Martin with her sister at the old home of lhe girls. Jack O'Connor nnd family re­ turned last week from a visit will) her parents at Coral. While there lit- I lie Ann was very sick, so they had to.remln longer than intended. She is much better now. Mr. and Mrs. James Sothard spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hart of Cloverdale. Mrs. Lena Becker and family gave a party at their home Thurs­ day evening. Cards and dancing were enjoyed. A lovely lunch was served and all departed at a late hour saying they had a enjoyable time. 15c 19c CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS SMOKED PICNICS Small, 4 to 6 Ib. average BEEF RIBS lb. 5c SLAB BACON ib. 5C SPARE RIBS MU>, ib. 6c lb. 5 c BACON SQUARES. Wrapped Ib. 8c Fo. boiling or baking PORK HOCKS PORK LIVER m..„ 3 to 4 Ib. piacea lb. 12c . PORK STEAK 8c Round bone OYSTERS FILLET <M HADDOCK pint 18c »b. 121/zc FRESH HERRING LAMB ROAST NORTH HOPE. lb. 9c Shourdar LAMB STEW 4 lb’- GROUND BEEF Ib. 5c 25c Fresh ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO MICHIGAN 3% SALES TAX Snow Suits $<*.00 19c CAULIFLOWER Suede HATS 5 it. pke. 25c QUICK EASY TASK or CLEAN CHEWING s Ladies’ SUGAR M'^GrAH 10 - 45c BABBITT'S REPRICED! REPRICED! 2 cans 25c Or SHRIMP. Select light Tuna nnd 6 Ib. bag 19c PEHNEYS thousands of&o//ars 23c Our Mother'*, H>. can 12e j Mr. and Mrs. Jay Anders nnd mother entertained on Sunday, Mr. ana Mrs. Chas. Welch and Lyle Bldelman of Striker district and friend. Mrs. Minnie Wurm, and son of Shultz. Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hart and daughter spent Sunday afternoon and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Havens In Southwest Rutland. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Farwell and Mr..and Mrs. Roy Sabin of Kalama­ zoo called Sunday afternoon on Mr. nnd Mrs. otto Praiuhka and fam­ ily. , Charlie Teel of Kalamazoo spent Saturday night and Bunday at Ills cottage here. Fast Cl EA RANCE! ] Ladies’ Fur Trimmed Cocoa Door Dress Coats Every coat reduced for fast clearance, prices we probably shall never see again. Re-priced for Fast CLEARANCE! -* ccc A Good Assortment Children's Coats Age, i to is At 1/^ Price each ■ REPRICED! REPRICED! All Odds and Fast CLEARANCE! Men’s Suede Leather or Horsehide Leather Jackets $1O - $15 1CCeach Fast Color House CLEARANCE 81 x 99 Boy>’ Leatherette Sheets Helmets 55c X5C 00 Re-priced for Fast CLEARANCE! Men’s 220 Weight Overalls 55c 5 ONLY Boys’ Sheeplined COatS ea. Corduroy Coats BLANKET LINED Y& Price J.C.PENNEY GO. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HARTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 24. 1934 PAGE FOUR —ww .. Rnnnpr al> territory suitable for agriculture : 'WiMMMBaiiTr-tfiM'Wir^ "----'null and void. On the evening of SURVEY OF FARM HOMES lhe laBStlhSS OBHHer now under cultivation and that n L j ;Jun. 11th. Messrs. Burgher and IN EIGHT COUNTIES 'cum wndiy M ony attempt to work the Te2n^d so-called Backward Glances;• |lnfj rer>and hddrr&M .d me thf>from hmof "marginal" lands can only result in DltS Of I 6St Cr (lay [this plare on the subject of'tem- Women to Conduct Work as fallure. Michigan mayUr-cMed-iu a . '• perancejifterj whid: 5T Part of Another CWA ' ' -’ • - • - -' . signed the pledge. Then the followcase in point here- Many attempts ’ TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. I Ing officers were chosen S J. BltlclProject HEVKNTV-EiniiTH YKAR have been made to farm cut-over' The Misses Arlene Tuttle and man. president; w. Bponable and B. In that it may be known " ------ ------ lands In . the northern, par,t of the Margaret Barnum leave for Blod- F. OaskiU. vice-president*; OL what order improvements were needed in *i'?rl*’,in<‘ statc bul the result has invariably gett hospital. Grand Rapids. Thurs-1 Crook, secremry; Mim Ida Thom, farm ibines-such as waler systems, ------------ been failure. Tills regloA is suited day where they will take nurses’ financial aecretary; S. Cluifict- bathrooms and •built-in equipment, I treasurer; C. B Benham, chaplain; a survey of farm homes is being [to timber production and nothing txaimns Mr. .nd Mr.. K. B QuUk, oi'J Melnljre Mrse.M .1 .rm,; Ell made in right typical counties in ____ ,hAB’ ” t'u else. In brief, the government agrlGrand Rapid* vbKcd friend* in the Eaton. Marshal, this state. Barry is not one of them. ijr-BARKY cot'xrv SIX moxthb cultural program amounts to a re- city over the week end. Mrs. QuigThe survey is being made as a ,* 1— 7 'llllUK UoSTIIs «l ‘“Hiliu producllon by ley remained for a few days' visit STAGE IS ALL SET CWA project, and is under the su­ pervision ot Micliigsn State College. ....— aic eliminating the more unfertile reFOR farmers week Eight counties were eclccted in ujrrsma hakry r.ovvrr-. omc U.5o gions from cultivation. We are YKaR IN ADVANI-E Miss Aijjw B. Burton. ,accorn- ;. Michigan State College Is made by »omen, appointed from thr rCiOEKiS Sl'brCitliTIOha. ONE neither arguing for nor against thb ' • ‘TK....,....... ....... »5.eo‘ scheme. Tlie above outline is a brief panted bv ht-r aunt. Mrs. Warren jJ Bishop, ot Ann Arbor spent Satur- i Ready to Become Mecca re-employment rolls and by a Axinty supervisor and agricultural en­ .. sketch of a plah already conceived day and Sunday with relatives in i 4|V for Rural Hosts FARMER STYLE—These gineer. Eighty-right worker^ will k4?»rii«iac «.u»' «U Sfphea in a general way by agricultural Big Rapid-. . Mr. ami Mrs. Anaon HoilUlcr of Everything is in reudim tor the handle the project tn Michigan Are Fine Meaty Ribs, Full st;.! rr».i.ne 30c: leaders of the present adminWra- Flint vi’ited Mrs. B- D. Travin and opening of lhe annual Farmers Tin- list of question* which the Loin Cut, lb. . . ... . u lion. It represent* the attitude of Mr. and ... Mrs L. D. Pie.rce Sunday. Week program at Michigan State Held agent will present is nrc, ..•airily -i College. Jun. 2U. and upwards of 10.long, in order-to wfve an adequate L"k‘the present administration toward a and■-Monday. rural residents arc expected to bow for study later on. General r* successful solution of the agricul- M Mils“* Hazel H'‘“’ Muhlitner. who tt-akh- ■I poo es m Charlotte, was the week end throng, the campus for tlx- sevvn information concerning the house, bt lura! problem. Tiierrforc it is worth­ gue.-i of Mwt Gertrude Russ. , general meeting*, five large ban­ ita’size. materials entering into its -while thinking-about. J^r. and Mrs. R. A. Long of quets and meetings ol 27 farmers' construction, .number of people liv­ Grand Rapid* were Sunday guests association* which, will be held dur- ing there regularly, condition of lhe 1 Ing the week. . foundation, walls and roof, chimney, ol Mr and Mrs Henry Hubert. HE KNOWS HETITK • Round. Swi„ — |U In addition to the regular meet- doors, .windows, vetc., ,v., will be w ad;ed Miss Mary Grant was the guest of Gov. Comstock claim* that re­ Mrs. churl- • Dawson m Aim Arbor inks, many aducational display.-. nudUnwi tlie questions .in tin- blanks in or Sirloin w* , exhibits have been arranged by n-gard to Uiese and other matters ts* publican senators and the two Sunday and Monday. "renegade" democrats .are opjx> ing Mr. — and .... ■ Mr.*- Clifford' Fuller member* of the College agricultural ahOtt. tiut tju. subject is to be thorEntertainment ha* oughly studied. Just what use will th* hU thirty million dollar insurrection vTsited hi* P*^tU . Mr. and Mrs. O. departments. not been uwriooked by those ar- be made of the information Is i A Fuller ot Lansing over Sunday. bond issue because they do not wish A yMri(i nnd Mr.- jJ.. -T. .. Lombard were ranging the program, and/here will known but will be revealed later. Shoulder Pork —---------------------------conditions to improve too much m Niles*h!Mitki.v to attend the fu- ; be amusements to suit every taste. Spahr.-of nattonal and interna- DECREASE IN NUM,during his regime." The governor • neral ot hlr. brother. Elon Lombard, Streaked ,ilh Lean Ib. tlonal prominency in . agriculture ------ --- - --------------------knows filter than that. BER OF CRIME CASES discuss fojiies ot vital interest . TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. i। will THE ST. LAWRENCE ROUTE. ro farmers. Tlie. programs will In. Just Right A|) b.ueball fans are ’ requested to We've attempted to study both elude discussions of current prob- Total in 1931 Was U,o9u THE SPOILSMEN’S CRY. smoker in Jamieson's n»- 1cm* which arc confronted by ng-i ' sides of the fit. Lawrence Waterway Michigan- most noticeable cun- i attend a............................ More Than During Year a: eight o'clock on Friday nculture. and in practically all cases question and *o far have been un­ tribution to the session of congress laurant ^t.nll>g At this meeting a number remedies will be suggested m an at­ of 1932-33 able to feonvince ourselves .Uiat the thus for is a xaucus «of represenu-’ of important questions relating to tempt u> help tlu; farmers solve According to a compilation mad Front* fre»li killed pig* Ib. project would be worth the coat. fives to protest against the distri- baseball will discussed, and a . their many pr<4>lcms, _____of_____ fnts_____ secretary state...of Michi by ... During the wetfk from Jan. 28 to gan. based on annual rep.,..- .. First of ail. why should a canal be toU»..w p.-..,,»-««u«.. ----------------- Feb lhe College will become n-shcriiTs i.u- the year ending June built? Obviously to provide cheap few Republics have been appoint­ Carrothcrs desires a large attend-1 aiamnioth clearing house'for agri- 30. 1933. tiieie a’ems i:ood tea <> transportation. United ’ States is ed to some of the nuftierotis. posi­ “«CI' , , ,----- . . ’ cultural information .during wliat Li believe that crime is decreasin Mrs F. E Brooks and her daugn- i^.j^ved to be the largest rural gath- thi* state. ■ ib. well covered With a network of rull.- tions made necessary by the admin­ Whole Fresh Skinned ter. Mrs Edna M.iliui. ol Jacksm. . ,.rtng ll5 j.|nij ln tjw- unijeti During the twelve mon’lis cn Istration's comprehensive emergency roods and improved highways so that who is visiting hire went to Grund . states. The program has been arthat date lin’re'wero l.'i .'i'il the question of opening up a new program. Legislation of momentous Rapids yestordny to be i hintnests ot ranged -,o that there, will lw an op- sons arrested and c-jhfined m j Ib. Home Cured territory need not be considered. importance U up for coh'-ldcration Mr. and Mr». Edwin Hrouk.i. jxrllunity tor farmers who special- During the previous 'ear, .wiiicJi Mrs. B: A Patterson and dauiih- lZt.p such as farmers, or poul- ended June 30. 1932. Hu- ir.i! v European markets are just as easily yet Michigan's iepresentatives dis­ With the Oil Kept In accessible to midwestern farmers regard this to inject the harsh note ter arc cui . ts of Miss EHm I MULs lrymru, [(> Kajft valuable informa- 53.157. or a decrease of 6 53tJ (or t They are cn route from Detroit to ;»p, n. and other .meetings have been last ve.n ;i.s compared l > the pt and manufacturers by present trans­ of the 5|K>iljman. Probably it u na­ tiieir new home in Indianapolis, planned tor general agriculturists, vious one* Whole or Half Ib. Freeh Dreited portation facilities -is they would tural for such a topic to be consid­ Indiana. 1 i Nor.e of the meetings arc expected Mr. and Mrs. John Siiawm.in r<-» (o ix. |O1.g an(j every attempt will be be by the St? Lawrence rpute. More ered but we wish the subject might turned Friday trim Applj,-fiat* >.>ndn In nvr.kl mnnntrmv nr Innv. Charles Mix. 07. .. made to avoid monotony or longhave been Introduced by sotr.e rep■ where they have been visiting their I drawn-out talks. his hmm' in northwest Kalatno five months out of the' year ice tcscntalivrs other titan our own. I daughter. Mrs. Chas. Cliff, and I With .:.u farmers .-------- throughout ------ Uu, tu„_- ----------— . closes tin- canal to navigation. Al&> .various p*»r health for same Untr. nnd stif­ *1 fnntily. fnritily. 1 country, complaining about .variot... Jacob Miller of Pi-ioskey visited; prub!em.~. Farmer-. Week will' offer Ter fered a M-verc heart attack from tills particukii route is usually A JAPANESE INVASION., , bU nephews, Sherd .and Bert । Michigan ....... agriculturists an opp»rv F ,«rwhich he failed to rally. Mr Mix treacherous qn account of- fog. Japan fs reported to have made Sjiarks, and other relatives the ptsfjtuni:; tty to conict to East------Lansing „ b:..Lami -had lived in this vieintty m-.irly all tremendous advances in foreign' week. • i— ----------------------- ------... .. |get the jump on their neighbors in hi* hie . Ab ut thtrtv years .u-o he stress the boost to’ employment, tlx trade during the past few years by I G. B Kingsbury ol Wjiv ne. Michi- j at|joinihg states in starting was married to M;.-.o L> n:i Hurd, the THE DEYOUNG OF HASTINGS . postibiBty of dcvqtojping cheap elec­ undi-rK'Uing. Her exports to Southi‘gan, Michigan Central relief ticket jclimb lowat(! Inore prontable buisi- wlm'survives him. with two brutht’rs. E-! of Nashville and Stanley tric power and the amodnt of- money America, for example have jumped! and tariff inspector, was in Hostttigs | neftS, Monday. • of Knlamo township, three sisters. MARKET OPEN WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS that would be put • in circulation 220 per cent since 1831. During the‘ MILO. Mr. and Mr.’. Sidney Fisher and Mrs. Seymour Hartwell cf Kalamo through payrolls- AH wry well. But same period her exports to the son. Adair, ol Battie Creek, came The Ladies' Atd-which met at the township. Mta. U-na BroneB of Bat­ if the United SUtcs wishes to cn- United States increased ‘30 per cent Saturday to visit their grandmother. ।church Tuesday was dulled to order tle Creek and Mr*. Stella McD>nMaria FUhcr. and cousin-. .Mr Iby Mrs • Bellinger in the absence of large its acuyiiea- in the held of and to Asia 60 per cent. Over ut’ Mrs. and’ Mrs George Covey. They iv- the i president and vice-president, were held at the home on Friday cheap hydro-electric power develop­ Japan 14 1-2 cents for a 10 hour turned Monday. who were detained by sickness. A afternoon in one o'<‘ ' . — , •('delicious pot luck dinner was served by the Rev. A. L. Bingo: ment. there is no need for going to day L’ a good-wage. Production costs.. t)ic added expense of building a are therefore low. Unless some nd- THIRTY. YEARS AGO TODAY. after a xhort business session. Rev. Innia, u fprmor p. canal as well; if tlie United States justment U made, these dumping F. c. Parker entertained theySmith of Hickory Corners took Evangelical church. Burial via* in Smith and fund, . and No. J furn ol the K- of P. Lodge at a1,icharge 1------ and - introduced Miss. Hnmp- Charlottewishes to put men to work and tactics Immediately threaten the members ville. M’’ >. Orel Mr. an.’! Mr* Daniel Garlmg. r banquet Munday night in the hotel’ton who j-.a* charge of the music in hrfw * money in circulation why not spend western workers' standard of living, dining rfoni at eighty-thirty o'clock.|Rev. Smith.-- special evangelistic hdt Wednesday for Flcrnja '■■wh*crc a> birthday 1 Three car will spend the balance of the the money through ) agencies a’-. ' The spread was a fine one. about; mcctq-.o Miss Hampton sang a se- fray I from Barr-' lection then-.Mi-*'.’ Hudson. Evnnge- winter. • ready cst.ibluhed.>Kvii as tlie CWA? A SHOW DOWN. . .■ fifty being present to enjoy *’• Roy Pivston .-t'-xl proiile ’s ni<-i ' Mis au*. mix* Milo rnn.«4 FifK'kl went -v.. t to w www O*<»->3 -.... — ‘ ‘ t-----------------------*«* introduced, site ----told ------------a story ' • The annual heeling of thr WomErnest Ih nn.n-K So far cost estimates for building Whether Gov. Comstock'* motive ----- - - w in re she will spend the' (,t' Buenos Aires. South America, an * Lit, nuy C'.ub was held Wrd- ,jlu; . ■ Monday where will sj—'•* •*—1 n» A,r*« «n»tK AntarlM i ■••.ar Grand Rapid- mm SundiiV the .canal vary widely. Government in taking siei» to disband lhe pres-: winter with her" daughter. Mrs wm 1 B*’r natn c Country. ThU.istory ’dealt nesday afternoon the Hbfury A v,t,’sun-. engineer* ha'w placid the cost at ent utility commission be pelftlvnl, genton | with three characters, a poor im- luncheon was served nt on,-- - h DcVInc. about '.!):>■■ tundred nullwn dollar.; or otherwise, the action will lx- up-’ “Harrte Mttnt on. of Milwaukee, ha/ migrant pohcenian. a wealthy Ena- The following-officers wen; :<nd Mrs Martin Holsebus, hil family io M-.»rgan where Rih aristocrat, who was a college for the coming year: Frcxidcm. Maxine and V other estimates run more than one plaudvd. There is a gefferal feeling movxd i l in Batt I will axsi-l his father m lire- lat-! graduate, and came to Bu.-nos Aires Gladys Edmond’: " ' 'Ibert Holix-br. Dotuthy ard ars. PJst experience mdi- abroad that the present cotnmiMlon ’he nr'- business then' buy a large r.iiuh an«^ Jewish A Lottie B--H: wtie Sunday •Mr Gr«-< n of -Yankyc'Spnnv' lia-i the filial of such can- is much concerned with protecting 1 John Mills of Tucana. Washing-,' Rabb:, who went into a saioul' to Marion Nash; Ccr Lathrop at the Lelia old hl--, farm and e. drawing ui r7.. a. the st. Law'rencc Wa- the interests ol the utilities; mild- (oi-. will visit hG mother Mr., :c“ch Spanish. The’e three men LlUfan Gibson: Ts>barn on hhJ kind ‘ rv""’ are likely to run considerably ly interested in seeing that "the pub- ,Jamfs B Mill*, ami hl* sister. Mrs. -'were converted to Christ »nd the up- Dean. Mrs. Ralnh Hess m thw- city next v.vFk jhftlnjl >»>-tk among the lower claMu Hu: HubtMrd Hille Quite, e.itimatcs. The lie gets fair rale,’. This belief hiu Ella-Hecox. Mrs. A B Hum was called u. e> done b; them- .ia* beyond j uro being drawn into Welland chip not been dispelled'by the tact ilia: Cadillac ( Mur.dav bv the dnith • <d I mittc. Her story, which was a Hom mill although, we ipakf was fifty md;‘the commUaiun has consistently re- ner daughter. Mr.-.’ Norah White mon iutcresttn«. She t;» think that it took snow to make u*cd pa answer senous charges ai.d who dfed suddenlv Sunday night •» teacher there for many year-, ... an illness of only an hour. her father a missionary teacher and which nfnshpimts ufence brought against UJ»y one after mother. Mr. and Mrs. Percy P(*Injhi and Mill DI. A! .1.1 . Mrs Cordelia Wats-in. wh • live’ ipreacher Mis* Humpton sang nn­ - its own members. In fact, the ’ a-bornttraraLon. Mr. Norris on other election jGev. .. Smith du- family ? “ i.tm ■>< l|w ,.J"» ■«> » “ « I’ ™ ” '' ™ n « ‘ and *mber in question has been prac-' build, who Will be at the home of Mrs N. friends here. rally ovtincized by lhe majority U> vet Vv-i'V .-a.Tl-iu.-4v Hl. but with On Widnr\,duy noon the i.id.- .. 1 H Barber m April • cd, as a non-membw. ’Dn> ■ ■ante h-Hx-1 ot }eco\cry. • 'Die Table- company * hxv had a Thursday th’- H. -L. Chib wa.- en- the Evangelic?! giiiirch held tit. •handed method of dealing -It; - . . Uttdni-’ at the Graiiit ’‘LTGined b.-. 'Afe.-dames • ElbcrtXH’. annual chicken < situation. I- ha* split the Rap’d* Furniture sale this monthiand PetiingcB a: the honv* of she M:- ■ Agnes D. jn into two taction*; nude and’the :n maw-mmt exacts to?’.Vrme.- at Lock>hore farm The Friday Irihr loir wa.% caUcd.to order by the tie PUpiu: justly sufpxiou* We be- keep ■ the institution running .-a.;; minting Mr. and Mrs vice-president. Mrs., Whldby. in tlv■fg. of jabsence ol the • president, for a astimts spent lh« on iiiiiul and arc employing quite kind of disease. in thia utility body and f/.»nciot). oi after .atnu;; household day proiq-am. Roll was event.।. tlie Colin ol/ number of people. Two mu te l /at Detroit last jiitlii: Lin; wet cd by wnu‘ "Home Stunt." Gporge Parr.-itt. congratulate Goy. Com। held and three of tin jAn excellent paper contra.’t.« os jEdted- their examinaof Lansing FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY n ol three members such *t.s of his pure!'.:.*, Mr a • Cecile P.tlmatter for Mr» k truui no a This Motidky evening dbctirs our hoih :i Furn;-Mr. FnrnL me v veraor pn'pwsc* cannot b? <• Mrs. Herrington ’ followed i-i'.h- Brotherhood. We have told u paper on -Home Economic^," ive Dian lhe pre»ent ♦*'Mr.-. E A. Haniu-miii yt being an x)MTienci There were .nine there einbcis present and three trade his hair cu 1844 lie •a- presiaent neighboriu>ni - are ____ btimuiv With ht'i- pain oho Bnmdstetter. and Mrs. Will Ikhne. died flic o'. The !‘.r •• I'a:: :: . : ' taut. U-hmaii Chib will br held ;T1 became a wo- the iuJt victim’ came Sat- day night at the Old Fellow RiWiCll urdav t« help tare !o; her m<xlM and the Ut followed by a pro,nun Mrs.’Flowvr.,.ind Mrs. chart .4 Ka Ethel । Mae amazoo is looking after the not get tire •r ottMr. a: fell down a The public and fractured both bod Cora Markoif <4 Kalam.U.»> caller- of; then evusuu. tfic the liPP rllu. !.'! Howers, Sunday. Theoretic ' •' ’ M:.’. Bennett sjient Sunily'* be-t interest'. you ^In-aid u.r more rnilk. WatcrA-a-. it-ir duutthtcr and family r tMU-d by Mr and day wi fut • .-,hd PROVE--; h>. jitatemen'..;. Medical Highland* Dairy’ ’specializes in producing and •''■i.-nu-ts who have inve •tufated FOOD VAL ­ silling good, clean milk. All we sell comes from home Tuesday Mrs. BcUnui: wa.v a busi;:e*s vid­ Anted us UES ere agreed tliat purr milk is not olijy the otirown state-accredited herd. .Our barns, our — in Pi.tmwe'd ... Saturday. ShevUpjx fa-- cemetery. Be-tfU". hi- u iynt;sNiCd and tical. r Pungent Paragraph •ou evenini:. •n-ntec herr farm to Mr M. Johnson of !'■’ Isavi-s one nephew- Leo li. r.-i most nounshins tood.' but it is also tin- least milk house and u-r processing of milk have tlie . ot Detroit uho waa brought u Piamwell. • . fi>. we twn: ptactice all t cxi <u ivc. It entn.-.-.ns the budy-builduig food tie­ approval of state. aulhorlUe* so we are permit­ RESETTLING AMERICA • • - - »■•■*---------- — the Van Waggoners. gn d*rk night*, u th< each. We haven't enough time merit* and lieaith-buildsng vitamins that make ted to sell ours as GRADE A milk. But it costs Ill MAPLE GROVE. Mjs Mury Turin.-, age KJ ; Ed Schuman ha > that — Atciuaon Glubc. '. Mr- L W. JarrarU and away Sunday -it Pennock in ft ahpecu bnlar.er-.1 ration.. SclcnttaU who you no more. We invite your Irvjxctton ql our ly amouitU i< ent Sunday at Keith Jar- aucrc ,-V iiJui been Uk n study ii><'d vain?;- -ay that every growing child Daily, if ypilil visit our barns and milk house being formed Noith Ca-stlc-ton. and also ria> night i an opi-ratjon It v about time that ».«n< of Hie r.< »-n. a quart of gtoxi mils a day. and every JfOU will KNOW wi- mt- right In saying High. utratlon. In Mr and Mrs. Andren Link j|.c .,u.t y,ar bicu makii •linmerb reported on riiex^itunlxr FIFTY •'FIVE YEARS AGO TODAV adult a pjjit. calk for grj d Mr.' Lina Mtiously ill. hej lartda Dairy milk u good. < Iran milk. her hum.hum with her grand mile* they've got out of their rub- in Cu- Mvund ward tu.d Grove folks seen on Has- sv-bit Funeral s-.-rvices the unptudm Tar lo;ic is plain. In j.ut own and yuur fam­ A telephone call alii bring ,jj to yuur home. r bathing »ult«. — (ndianapolU •oadly; rut on a circulai Jt-ts Saturday were. G C. Tuesday aftcnimin at tv intensive cul at work in the Crwrir! ^lr ana Mr* Peter Huff- B| U.c M«gan church with bun*: * ' • • farming terwhig m*:i and ron. Mr and Mr* Bryoti M; Barryvn'.e iltoriea are opened up through ir‘ Van Aukcn. Frank Norton and ««' Mr and Mrs P.uU-r K.t ra- . th. George UiweU family. Or-«xi Mr» dyivia V.. ma»u r mJ *ui. H< rigation projects, a curreapondu.* nten's hate u a pattern In gold braid lum MEIntyrr and son . man. oFnwar Ik acreagt- of unproductive land from rotund the brim. Something in Jhu i.:u»pect' uf hu> re 1 Mr» Orson .McIntyre entertained <u Mr arai M.a active farming r, to be,.reforested or o: -Ju* i... :he Wilcox Ladle*' Aid Thursday JhuraUav developed into grazing and pasture urtate.—Punch d Lint with a afternoon. Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Hastings, Mich. . BARRY' Mr and Mrs Harold Gray ot East laud, thwcuy providing a safeguard Assyria were callers Tt Mrs Lulu The . BairyviUr . .I Quiu.u G. a; - and . Mr '* one' Mrs. Harve ncld Friday. J,m: 31 on the theory that declared Chevseman# Sunday. Mr and Mi c. O. D. and ' Mr- ' au $25 REWARD TO ANYONE WHO CAN PROVE TO US HE SELLS BETTER .MEAT THAN I DO/ Spare Ribs Good 10c Beef Beef Steak Roasts HAMS Hamburg Steak Chunk Pork Sausage Salt Pork Pork Liver Pork Chops Bacon Best Bacon Lard Hogs 5 i-b. 25c 6c 5 L1“ 25c 12’c 9c 12jc 3 “»»• 25c 6’Zic GEO. SMITH jr Remember I Buy Hides! Milk Is the Best . ♦ . Also the Cheapest Food! The HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THE -HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY JI. 1034 THIS WEEK’S . MARRIAGE l.ICESSES. Horace Angcletil. Doster Chloe S. Parris, Dorter . . Floyd Siicpard. Grand Rapids .. .21 viva Hawley. Wvxlland 18 Bargains PUOHATE COt'RT. E*t William J Bivens, det’d. Bond •’f Admr. filed, letter* of adminWratloh balled, order limi.ting Bettiemcnr entered, petition f- r hearing un claims nied. ndttev to creditors Issued EM Lucinda J.• Hii!hbcwr.;dcc’d. Inventory filed. Ent. Jennie Btcwnrt. rlend allowing claim:! entered. Est. Peter VandenBowlt. Petition for license to sell filed, or­ der for publication entered. At the Universal Garage We still have some attractively priced cars, and a new list every week. BUY NOW while prices are still low. One 1930 MODEL A SPORT ROADSTER, good condition—a real ClCfi buy at only3> I DU Two 1929 MODEL A TUDORS, each only One 1926 LINCOLN 5 PASS. SEDAN, good tiros and in fine condition, only C11R 5I Iv *^E I IV One FORD MODEL T FORDOR SEDAN, with 1934 plates, in fine running order, Ci Ort good rubber, only COE One LORD 192S MODEL T cLuPE, in fair condition, only _ PRAIRIEVILLE. Bernard of Cloverdale and Mr. Dcdo» Hughes ot Toledo, Ohio, called un R. Battle W, Hugh-.-s of Prairieville. Mrs. Creek on biulnrsjt Monday. Triple Link Club mrt at the 1. O. Ruth O. F Friday with a goed attendancc- shoppers Ttn'y have a travelling basket which neu them a neat little num each ms month. A good program and a Riw f-J tiw dinner was much enjoyed by tlwxw: Buturda] ... ...... . ........ . .. .... . Il H'S KETCHAM URfiES STATE INCOME TAX COUR T HOUSE NE . .General and. Corduroy Tires and Accessories 15 Plate Genuine Ford Batteries Universal Garage Co FORD DEALERS Hastings Michigan ' > d trunT reading, and moirologues. ploying and'hinging, olive; cited by Mr. K-tcham. He-pointed out how inc DuPonu and other petition for pr^bnui of will order for publication eirterccL -------------------- At-------------------- 04030821 Kan then xyrved. tc ample ju-rirc. $533,161 should be drdw.cd to.make a erunpari.' n How* t. m*n with the deluctian, tlie *n taxation V I executed by B>o. • Chartcj, Ham. • and HishT Ruth ... i tr-d b : ■ ■ . . i their part* memorized which adri ■ rnuclt to tlw tflectiwne.-a of th h</- 3' lbs. 25c 2 lbs. 19c 1 lb. pkg. 6c Oleo, Silver Nut Compound Baking Soda P«G Soap 25c Soap Chips, Crystal White. 3 pkgs. quarts Clorax pints 15c 3 cans Light House Cleanser 3 rolls Toilet Tissue 25c 27c 10c 10c Camay, Lux, Life Buoy, Palmolive W» Tea Siftings ' lb- 10c Green Tea, fancy Ib. pkg. 15c Macaroni, or Spaghetti 6 pkgs. 25c 6 pkgs. 25c Noodles Oranges 6 lbs. for GRAPE FRUIT 5 Tobacco, all 10c size Tobacco, all I 5c size Cigarettes 2 pkgs. 23c 25c 3 for 25c 2 for 25c ctn. $1.19 Camels, Lucky Strike, Ckesterficld, Old Geld * Wings pkg. 10c ctn. 95c FELDPAUSCH WAREHOUSE Ser|e Yourself and Save 206 208 E. State St. Hasting*, Michigan 1,1 * u;>on i .- p/xtju- wtij t tunuy i>1ihu*. •o heir tnur),1>n,n, j,y hi ; our- NaHona. .... . ; prosperous and happy home file ‘of rural people, urgtiig «11 to do all i within their fgiw>-r to aid in reJestabh.-hmcnt of the true American . Cheaper Better Easier Washdays are here y callers at I H <*• • M -nday. .Mr and Mr*. Joh'n IXuder tisltcd Mr and Mrs John J. liu-trr of l> 1Un 'ImuMiax ■f Min’ditny day.;, the mo: YOU/ ELECTRIC u> Hugh's of Toji-clo. Ohio? Saturday night tind Sunday IT WAS $109- CASH Mr and Mrs, B S. Temple and Jack of Kalamazoo spent Sunday NOW The Ladw.for a ’pot luck dinner. Thirty-two .turnon (Xioplc were present and plans were made tor .a play to be given in the near fmuie. We arc invited to ih.luitnc of Mrs. Goo. Adrtanson for the. February meeting. , , it ot the fedpaid by per­ -i.OVERDAl.Eabm r $10000 THIS NEW AND IMPROVED UNIVERSAL —Th- Forgotten Mar.- ' Alter pinging "America'- we adjouriwd. to- me t , Vnh In-mi Grange in Febniai v - :■ intsrcoiz behind a driv. turned home Sunda.*- morning manufnc'tirer‘s salt.* t; - inng tyell and fi-elnip. rested.. i-.e public. • . little Mary Ella ; - y' k.'-A1" k' r>- Jcuuey wm .* j;hi be able io be abnit ... . ..... o< ,e . ,j,n <)11. Mi.t >]i8 Mr.'. Francivltenae pvuph.- ol Ohio. Indiana and Michi-* pr.eimi >nia ..-ince Thursday. family have been un j Robert MacLecd of Hastings spent _ .Ran." • ’ ? Sunday with lhe Mark Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Cha . Vail mhkvil Mould <-nange Sale*. Tax. family. visitL'd ;tt Will jolincoi:k'. Mrs. .Arthur Jotuicock And M;.-? tot\<>n Sunday. J' Hulu are alio on the ,<kic list tpu pressing beenuw nt the adopHon of Hj, Heiiib'r Will jr.f a : Sunday on the Older Eo .vnev which mos held in 1 HOME orncu To 2 CIIUBCH- ST-. FLIMT. MICH. „onlv or two with Mr. and Mrs and- children. . Ini.*. Mullen of Otsego called iunl, Mr.* Jennie Nori is. who make .of Jolinsiciwn a landed .» 'he 15-mill amendment last year. He Farm Bureau banquet fri Battle • .'tpiaiii'd that the bill was hurried!y drawn changed t< Mrs..Floyd Oarrhon and Mr- El­ mer Slocum ««n: •.> Johnstown Wcfln.-sday a:.d_ ibil-d the Kiiim-It-t age mean’ Hioirnr f g district Ladies'.’Aid with Mi.*. Bar- KEN BRAENDLL Fr»«port State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. -,**m' ItKliatf! Hughes. Mis. Norra. .proved conulu.Ively.thill Iwinif bakjirta and connii:;; nt invxt*. via-t' table;, liiid friri'. are d-Ung much Howard reducing liyhig costs. The iBrother's re,r,n -How I think 'my wife cbuld »av?.” bought to:th rvvral hum in rliargtd. Mrs. Doro- : who eta JOHN H. UTZ. H..iing. JERRY ANDRUS, Hastings I .Mr. and Mr. V’-rn Culthrop cnt-rt uned Sunday Mr. and Mrs. HurTlie truth !■ eld Bnriit-e and three children arid shifted and in- Mr. and Mr.- L. E- Erb. and son urged by. MdRRIS O. HILL Hastings turn to Ionia They have been '■pending liw past six weeks with fra uds ;»rtd relatives alto with Mr.’ HuImoIi's parent*. Mr Ear! Buffenburger were Otae-'and Maxmo Bradshaw ol OrangeMrs/C ’E. VanEtl and son. LaVein, were guests of friends and Mi;-.' Ruby VanDerwodH has acWc understand Henry Predum ia relative.-, at Battle Creek and Mar- •p'«d a position in Pininuell. | much improved- ft wilt be remrinshall t|w first part of lad- week. Marjonc Hansoi entertained bred hsf ha, been very HI all wmMrs. Margatutle McCaikrty and r-r mien.j Sunday. Muriop Jones: t,.r. C’.dlei paid ate 41.Wl.il ich abbut in Mrs. Leo Iv-bar were fylvgiiia. Ohio. very, sud•frs. Roburs mother was very siek They .returned Friday alter a m the muthun much Improved. ' MX;and Mrs. Cef'ii Hans-m and Hastings Thursday WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN ing an oxcvl’i ■Granite fjcnire Promptly Milling all lesiHmale elalnui. Writing a broad and liberal policy al reasunable rates. Paying over four and a halt million dollars in losses aince ergauiullqn. Today the largest farm mutual fire insurance company in Michigan. Mi* Kirk in Kalamazoo. roller The comm unity sympaUilze* with Iiu.\M.ii Mott and family In Hwir !•> s W ES' •jt a loving companion and ruoUi* r ’llw 'H’.crtuhman; which will be Mr given. Ot tlw Yankee Springs church, callee nate. profil'd b- the- beer tax. He suit! that tne Mate m Delaware now pays nine t!rat,v the federal rax un­ der b» er taxes tiii<t wee paid under 22. i_. stnu-d In lust wick* Banner, the income tax laW1; and that th*’ Tlie. play-, "Billy's MhlMpf." sind miuie.il DuFohta and t>r.h«t.’. of urea: wealth pas .ng tlw Piper." hIjo. music have therebycl a part c.f their nusutx-r*. readings and'song*, util tax toad to the .shaukiers of lhe Today. January IS. the PraUUcommon people. der allowing claims entered. ■ If the prHitwd manufacturer's villc |sx.toffice is discontinued ft Eat. Albert Hcluiniupncr. d-. Tale* .J.ix Order allowing claims entered/ — is adopted Delaware will uu-s telabIRhed 97-years ago, natil:ally we feel badly at )rx>nu it. ' Eat. John W. Olmstead, dcc’d.'Or-.-i>a?' eight turn Tlw fourth ck» pQstmaatcra may der ulloa-ing claims entered. flays Ju inrmr. Dxl proud tiut they have dune anti Ed- AngU-4 De.W. 11. dee d. Pelt- said, and by H arc doing more than their share in N< tlyni to sell' iiersoiial property filed, lurcr's tux. th rliriiHiiiting' Hw fs sxal deficit. No .order for publication entered, re- York ull! .«••.• : oik eujuy., bving laid on the shelf.' ■crtiotd H time.-;. Mr. Kctcimm celpt fot iniUTUancc tax tli« d. h M move but if It help, the £;<aeminent we Eft. Huwurd BinlsaU et »1.- Bond V pointed out thai i fium dhr^ire ‘supposed trr-lit> and Mill!" of Admr. filed, IctU.T., of adininixtra-.will .'hill thy tax hi. Jh-rs. the Wte ■h- on*’ mere addition tb the Hon IrAU'd. • • V. iidi njil- •. tlie Ro rty famliitt ■ army of the unemployed. Closing i EM. Me. .*<’r E Nevins, ct al. Bond Mwuuns i.nd Mther x • common lhe office makes It inconvenient fc.­ !of Admr. filed, h-t’era of tidminisfra- to the siiuulders of . the busitu-:’* people uf our town itlon l.Mued. ' jpcjple. i Wayne Victory. Tiilrd annual account filed j wovi.c c<i inly |.rof!tgri at the cx- weknaiiyi you to not only th< place... but to our homes EM. Martha E Varney, det'd. An- ' xn.'(. I)f „ lur Michigan counties nual account filed.. Lh -.i ih<- • ,‘c sales Ux was Odopt- you will be treated as cour EM feewis Willard Hilton, deed *1 Mr F' - hum asserted. He said PrS“' ?' M" 4d'"n““-' wiynr ,V. ,..u! m per M ..I will entered |... , «..x 1H 1933 wniie now tinEst. Cur.-.iii,-. I. Glu' Row. dee’d. !*etition for widow1, alJowqnce fih-d. ! kindly calk, and cheery . EM. -Nelin- M. Hitt, di t d. Proof Mr. liitfi Mh. FrCWfkr Jo spent of will filed, order tidmittiuK will, Ingham Sluidiiy with Mr. and entered, bond of executor ftb-d. Lt-, ters trstamentury i-Atied. order lim? Mi.* Win-la Martin of Gul! lai Hing M-ttlemeni entered, fxiitimi lham fraid -2 MX nt Sunday witji her mother. Mi for • hearing cluliua filed, notice t < Eth-1 Stebbins.. Mr... OU Hinn<' i-y ha-, gone i Ext. Clarence Steiner Order al-. her home In Onego for an Indefini J'»wliii« account entered. Ulschargf Otto ' a late lety.Mrand Mrs David Deal enter Fm. of Xfury E. Hampton, deed. Mat* -Takr- tHxhrr. rained company Horn away-Sunday Final uf.cbtmt of Aifuix. filed, erder ‘ discharge Mr. Ketcham derided the claim You .■.. Serve Yourself and Save A Quarter of A Century of Satisfactory Service family of Kalatnazcxi .-pent-tJ end with the Ed. anti Han. neb .fUmlly. Mr. and Mrs W-.-,im;:on jj«iford. spent Sunday w Cj,.,v Mo|uc , t . ONLY CASH Now you can dwn the "BEST" at the price of "bargain" models. This is the lowest price ever made on Universal. faintly ot nnfqr- ttio per cent of iiicoinc.tax tor f.xxl )(' and mi rwii Mnal’tr percentage for „ pie4 Sunday at- Sunday School., jcloihlji.:. The ;xx*r unci must • pay t| .Conn- and bi in;: y our chum. T.i>- «s niueh tax ns thy rich and >i great p under - Mb3 dv.il new m ;.'Hi;H>rtioii to income. Tlw plan l mi: •tr." .Gaskill I* iccciTi icomnient■ We are ;;Iad to 'lhe poblu in. । dhx*. Hind-'.-I:;' ?Cuila. has taken an i nco.rragin-.: to blUion inchange so that Mi*. .Hendershott d'-bt and the 1 I <-al welfare mount! Mr. uno Mr* M. .-le nf one grou.i rd the funeral oi . Tlu- Young People's Cl.it. will buideri. t > other group* Mr*. meet with Grace and Clinton Brill M raMhine new heightr- Hr urged flUy. Friday night tor a cUA. pari-;. . the public to probe tax plans and to ' N-i-k hidden interest# behind every1 With its Many NEW FEATURES AND BETTER YET: Mr.*. Minni*.' Mrs. Dorottiy icy. who luw YOU CAN NOW GET A COMPLETE LAUNDRY OUTFIT—THIS NEW WASHER AND THE NEW UNIVERSAL IRONING MACHINE FOR LESS THAN THE PRICE OF THE OLD WASHER/ •bad cold, u •wilt writing. don AnMiNjpdgrrwho Uae been wuik-* ti/;, t; CMlm tn II hig south ?KI iiis’. inys. has roHimed i™,.* «<n.r It hi the breakdown ofI Whine Sunday *1.—..... ■.. I...*.. I,Il U'ltlb " government ,a,. expressed by Mr.. Wm.» .Slwttuc.. n. farm worathis summer. ! Parchmenu Mr. ami M;* Ri)b'i‘ Ketcham. Joe nnd Delhi Scott of Clarksville. j McKibbm. Rolidiui auj Donaldth'’. were Sunday visitors at Art HicltCOI NTY J.INE. ■ Wm. Watson. Mildred Thelma and ardfron’-s. Mrs. Jacob Rt-hor anti Mrs. Fred Miss Hasel Hall a os home from Piers, ii-q! lb -uniu vto:ti-d u-1 DOCTOR’S ANSWERS Battle Creek fur this week ciia Friday P. M. Mr. and Ahs. Doth.e acre Grand Mis Mimur Garlinger of Kent *To Questions Rapid:, visitors Thursday. City. Mm. John Haberstumpf r.-t: । Mrs Thera Nagler ol Freeport Ionia and Mrs. Rose Wachter of. sfwnt train Wedne*day until 8alur--Eud Woodbind- e.iiled on Mrs. Cur-, < .day P. M. with her ist«* ---- -------- * " Rlctiard'on. and, f,wuly. Frances McDernii'i ’ Rev. 'Loomis of Free. , Sunday with ... her molh'-i on Mr*. Luc.'' Huiiey Wednesday Charles Yuung. ol West Odessa afternoon. Mrs. Haney, wlpi hiwi Mi.:i Esther SchuWr of Ann Arbor i«en in very iwr health for some' «i>ent ii.ilii.iL-y night and Sunday tune, i* seriously 11! with no hopes >»:'ii i. i 'p.uciiib, Mr. and Mrs. 6. of her recovery. , C. Bchuier. Convenient Monthly Terms on Both In Your Favor,Too The price of Electricity to run these convenient LESS than when that other washer was offered. SEE THESE GREAT HOME HELPS DEMONSTRATED—OR PHONE 2305 C ON S U M E R S POWER COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANKER. HTDXKSDAT. JANUARY 24,,IB.’.4 PAGF 9TX FREEPORT. ’Thursday. He? mother. Mrs. Ida Sunday visitors- at the home of Myers, accompanied them back to Mr and Mrs J. D. Cool were: Mr.. her home at Grand Rapids after and Mrs. Judson Kingsley of spending several days at the Walton Grandville. Mr. and Mrs..Roy Alns- home. Mrs. Mary fehilton of Grand Rap­ worth ol Home Acres. Mr. and Mrs. Rofcm Ainsworth ot South Berlin,, ids came' Sunday for a , few days’­ Him N'dda Cool ul Hastings. Mr.. vtilt with her xhter-in-la’w. Mrs (Continued from pose one) and Mrs. Clare Muckey. Mr. nndI Mary Cool. here •romChicmco by the .icrioiu ill- Mr*. Ed. Co>L Mr. and Mrs. Rupert and Mrs. Frank McNaughton WIT IO K~T r-u «t w ,^-u! lxTI.il,er. 1< F. ■»««. lu Cain and son Hobby. Mr*. Frank of Mr Alto were guesta of. Mr. and Mr.-. .rixl Ot ihe >W l x- MM, tad ■ ,H ,„d »x» .eroded id Hi . Ixrbshirc. Mrs. Frank Harris and S K.,h ‘iT."' n-'He CrwkTtanlunum u> ita wl dattghu-r olivecn. and Mrs. H. J. Samuel Newman Thursday. [ $380.790480, which Mill make;, it far .4inbuJanre. ’ .ShtytOi* all of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Chas Bunn and family have [and away the Largm insurance Miss I.....,,---- --------------Brumm L-. the nigh' cool ba- iwn in poor health for; moved from the Mrs. Susie Helrigle ;company of It* kind m Michigan mine a;PhyllU ,„..u and „ fa now confined w L* the Community hc*p»tal. "~l~!-J- .sane time to( farm to her hou-.e In town. ‘and oncit»! thr strongest of any kind Chas. Geiger and Miss Mildred Mr. and Mrs. Earl' Knolls and hcr bed. Her friends wish for her a Ln the country. Hurley called on the latter’s par­ speedy recovery. i La*t year a !0c assersment on thr. family nave moved pack to town. , ent* m Grand Rapids Sunday eve­ j 1100 way levfc-d. Alter paying afi "The Slave Maid of Israel" on, Tlie many friends of Mrs. Jennie, nlng. ' Jlrt-W”. and expenre.s the company,■Thursday nnd Friday nipht at the ' Flytin <»f Bowne are pleased to know Mrs. pearl Smith-. returned to her making such a i-jeedy [finds 4tsclf with t,he following as-.- EvangelelU church. • .hat spe is Saturday after assisting'with from the goitre operation home The- oilli.ers tit the Clover Leaf recovery the work at the Semiah- See/c to which . ’ •he .submitted at St. United State.-. Bonds .$200 90250 Club tor ilif coming year ate; for several weeks. Monday. home Cash on hand President, Ifr.s Uitiali FL-her; Vice- ’Mary's hospital last week Victor o»son Sisson was in tn runnings Hastings ana and .... . victor Kenneth SmeUer . attended the E!iruUlt. business Saturday. Deposited in banks Pir-rnint. Mr.- Margaret Hceker; drawing interest. .. MrS ^bert Welk k now assisting ■' •rotary. *" Giady i Helton: auto .-h<n- al Grand Rapids WedCoal You , nesday evenUtg. t i me al o fnce. Open a c c o n n ’. • in ------- ----- ------- .i Jones: PianL't. banks not _on inter.Mt.- Pauline Lykins; Chorister. Ml-. Rev. Loamis left'Monday noon for replacing Mrs Greta Perkirv. Coal Gives 51514.99 . Frcida Schulze. The next meeting hl-- f.um near Smyrna to lx- gone. A., a part of the National EmerI CMh In oltlee............ ' jOO.OO will be held at. Hu- home of Mr:>: imtii Thursday. genp.v Program fur work relief in Is the ! Real estate, consiftNettie Parrott tu-siaicd by Mr.-..Edith Mr. and Mrs. John Fish arc both education, a class in adult educai ,Ing of t he com­ Jone?. . c-n the'.-lek list at this writing. t»n **H be formed here next Mon­ I pany’s’ .fine office Funeral Mrrvices for Mrs. Fred Van Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson and day evening. These classes are free. tylildllJf ......... Orrd'-l age 87. were held Sunday at! • Mr. F E. Brunner were in Battle ’he teachers who nn- selected being have low ernoon at .td j o'clock at the home of Greek. Thursday where the latter chosen from the ranks of the unemI This bring* the total a her brother. Philip Dalhautier. whesx of heat. ‘ eonvidrrablt* ip i-xccm v -. Bethel Shaw who is ployed teachers, and arc.paid from . ................... rethe Emergency Funds. Any young and allows the company i NicholsMemorial ........... hospital .... . ... with -.(*■< !< Ab a15 years ago Mr ntid covering vvrring from from aa serious serious operation. operation. Pfraon or adult may take advantage r,-. Loami-and Ihg-$68*5 845.79, in addition tiw.-re are ‘Mi. Dalhaiuer moved to Charlotte. Rev. LOMn.ls and John I-Ash Fish us-sistassist- <•! ’his cla\s. Tiw subjects to be what do for you. other resources. consisting of un- B . :;1’ - th- hU’U.ttri and bto'h.r .d1 with tiv the woodbee woodbec for the Carlton .studied, will be decided by the class • ueteavi:-?o daiir>hur Mr. B- - m, e.' church at the Evison Beck' «’ ‘-heir meeting next Monday eve­ nlng. The’ class must consist of nt able and .hick taken m banks which .- v.;l.:.i!nsof j»a. h-.nie and St:- iiome m Carlton Thursday. delivery have been reorsaiiucd that, will Haa-i Mnrpny of -Fihit and sis H.v. M. Lewis and son. Meicdtth. b’.'M ’en members In order to start add uvit S190.000 when collected .-randdnlriit-n. H< v. M. E. Hovt con- >d S! .*we and daughter Anna and and continue the .class, This'Miouhl occasions no Again.’! all its rtsviirces there are a ducted the .crUces, burial m Lake-.Mi?-’ Wivlahd attended the revival be of interest to many.peofde in this . meeting at the Nazgrene church ut community, mid anyone wishing to few unpaid lo-.’-cs iigRregatin^. it i* View cemetery. , enrol! should register at oner with | iie.'tmwted. $*1,467. Thoe losses were 'Hi* C. (' Che-s was entertained Hasting.- Friday evening. ■ for recent storms and have not Friday aftenui-'n a' thi- home of m^s. Alice Gardner was in-town Victor SUson it F. E? Brunner'". Mr.-. Clyde BriKkK. assisted' by Mr.-. Thursday, tin- first time n» many store. Miss Gladys Cairns is the I. ■ been adjusted because of Inability before theanmi.'.l'Sarah Qubcock and Mrs. E’t-i Bak- weeks and was the guest of Mrs. readier appointed for thr local , tr. . -Sarpuel Newman, class. The place Of meeting next! - meeting. Kcapt-tiv I.vl.in . of =nulh of Clint -’ Carl Murphy has leased thr re- Monday evening Is at the home of ' ! Tlie policy . of the Windstorm Company- in carrying :I v’.wid ciuli Ipltc W;.. a w.'-k end SUtwt of Mr. jrair.vliop.it the Sinclair Oil Station Rev- and Mrs. lovomls. Tlie cUlvc; 1 ij-orn Ed. Coats and Is psi-parpd to only last one and a half hours each । ► balance on hand ut the bcr.inninu of and Mr? Gull LykinLyinan Elder of MIchigah State:give service on all kinds of cars and week. . -one. and directly in the .inti-rcrts ol Oli'-ge spent the week end at his;trucks. Mr. Murphy - comes highly George Bassett is under the doc..... ... * oidi-r.s. While- bank hnme here t recommended .u» an experienced tor's cai> at present. Poultry arid Stock Feeds Coal, Lime, Cement Cpy Brumm and mechanic and will endeavor to give The Wells family, who live on the ving up now. during Mr am! Mi ; credits art dauiihter Phyljb were at Flint ' y.usfactorv service. farm .until recently known as the TELPEHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. . a son nrriv'd ut tl'-e home of Mr. Theodore Buehler farm, just north it ^iHild have h**. very difflcult If Sunday.. foot impowibk* for th'- Company to , Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson of Juul Mr- Kenneth Braendle on Sat- of Moulton ^liurah, are in quaran[bale borrowed money to pay its Battlc Greek spent the week end ■ nrday. Jan. 2(1 and he has been line at present, a son being seriously with :ir Li[ ’ er'.'jvarent . Mr. and named James Todd. Congratula-JU with Scarlet fever. losses. Even 11 it had been able to do ' " fions! . Mrs. Rupert Cain of Grand Rap[that it would have been eitanted the : regular banking rate of • interest. Mrs Mitinli- Biggs and Mrs. Mary -Mrs. Dc'll Silcox and the Misses Ids came W«-dnc.<day to a*dst at the Acidic and Mary Sinclair of 'Alto J. D. Cool home during MH. Cool's fever and was removed from the, ing to Battle Creek on Sunday. Mrs. ‘ which is six |M-r rent That would lope were In LatiMtiit Monday. A lur.ee crowd enjoyed" the splen­ wi-r.- Sunday guests at the home of Illness. ihiive been added to rhe. amount hospital to her home here. She Is! Tliompson' was hurt and the car , under the core ot a nurse from badly damaged. । which the stockholders would liiiv- did-talk given by'Dr. .Paul Vo lki-r >fr. and Mrs. Samuel Newman. , Sunday ntglit .it the Methodist ■ Mr and Mrs. Victor SLMon a?। had to pay. . " (OATS GRO\ E. Lansing. I The D. G T O. Chib met Wedtcuded the reviral at the church of Last Week's Letter. i Bv having a grxxl balance on hand . 1 Gilhnore Dustman of Kalamazoo nesday afternoon with Mrs. Kendall yre Nazorcne at Hartings* Friday, Tin- Community service next spent the week end in the H. Wood-. Coats. Thaw who look part in A at thr begimdnR of a .VW the cumNORTHEAST THORN APPLE. ;pany u prepared ta meet its lovi-t ' : Sunday evening will be led by Mo-' num home. । Century ot Progress program were, Mr:.. Marie VunnrrMate enter- <ieMd Kinne and the High School' Twenty-three of the Thompson Nina Townsend. Orpha Rlcltardson. las they occur promptly. There no ------------- . ;question about the money to pay Mr ahd Mr- Hetman Broun and 'tamed a yroup of children Saturday orchestra from .. Hustings trill fur- relatives visited Paul Thompson and Kathryn Richardson. Pearl Demond, plcfe. Mr and Tiitcrnoon in. honor of her son, msh the program. present. .them, because ol the • large ?uh o1’111-' ol. f'ptnd | family in Battle Creek on Sunday., Nanc Coollxiugh. JiPinle Coats. Sod ot Caledonia ^Billy's eighth. birthday. AU hud a m - Mattle Kimble of Woodland ------------ -i ThoM- who wc „, ,were. Mr. and Mr.i.,ph« Smith. Bculo Woodman and Mrs. went »f thi ir motlH-r, .very jolly time and wish Billy a attended the ‘Woman'g fit will be noted' that of the com­ *u‘ ' Club '’*"u meet-|E. " s. -L Thompson ~--- ,—I and daughters, I the hostess. A symposium on "What !i:r<-.T. many more such happy de- mg afternoon. ! *• --“ ~ J pany's cash <398.797.05 I- drawing —- Wednesday ——• j Martha and Virginia. Walter I Will Our Club Emphasize This arc glad to report rbetter again. the regular savings bank rate of inArthur Todd, our elevator man, Thompson, wife and baby. Mr. and Year?" was ledby Alice Chase. ten-.-’.t from banks, and *thar the MiUUclHe Brvwn of Grand Rap­ W. E SK-pn of Grand Huplds and his family of Sunfield have, Mrs. Floyd Dunnigan and family ----- ‘--------_____________ [company's $20V.9U2.50 ot gon-runn’m ids helped her aunt. Mrs. Otis Mor.- called <.n hu nvither. Mrs. Emma moved into the house owned by Mr. and Mrs Frank Haight and Hie gondola constructed for Dr. .bonds are also drawing mu-re '. cun. with he.•hmr.-ework part of la" &;.*-en. biinday afternoon. | Mrs. Kittle Sprague. Mrs. Todd un-1 family, Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Bar-i Jean Piccard's projected strato­ Mr. and Mi-. George Brownell If derwent un operation at‘.a Lansing num and son. [sphere flight is made of an alloy’of Thu.- this company, instead oi payThe Home pcononjicx Class wan w "‘‘r/ndn'^v- limi ,tn« inti-re.-t, Ls aetting interest. That ?hW»P h J“’*’ J’ n,ltl *>on “rltfr Thompson and family magnesium metal one-third lighter entertaliwl a', the home of Mrs. benefit., every policy holder Who, of Mo. Claude Walton and family, that she came down with ccark-t were in an auto accident while go-jthan aluminum. course, would not rj-ccivc this ir.tyr- Keimeen Wednesday witl ‘ on salads given «s! on ravltt.-s cieposi*. and .on uit. Hie United States boRos if thr Aunpnnv nig a tine time. • . did not have them, and would lx r« e ‘ entertained In ! paying his share of tiiip’interest if Richard (‘Perrault rthe company had to borruw tertnect :iis Lr-■-(■.■ * .Thur*t ■ The fifteen directors of the conTI music l>:- Mr... G< orpejHc)in>wk-r ipany puli together, :h<\w excellent •r which refre*hnwr.t< of -fruit i teamwork, nnd eive to the officers id and cikc wire wtml by the of the company excellent -co-uprraEN'ryone had a l)nc time. !tlon. The officers, who krep their ' *' d’e Rosenburg eyes constantly on the company's moved- trt -vllle In Mr. ’business and plan their work ( fleet- 14457876 LOANS ABOVE MOO to -SCO. COST LESS (Monthly rate cut to 2'.- j • Household uRcr* a substantial cut ht*the cost of loan* above JtOO up to $.100. T.he new low n- rnthly rale is 2'- - Famiiie* kevpim* houac w h<> i jn repay monthly now may borrow amount* over $HH> -at a real auiinfi. I.«»an» of $100 and !<-«• »vrvicc. Only hu*banJ nod "ifu ncid sign. 20 month* to repay. Visit, write, or telephone the \ lloii-u h-'ld Finance Corporation of America on 1 Wnt Michigan Ave., Battle Crock. Phone 4106. The Bethany Clara met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. frank: Fetch n<T. L. W. Felghner and F. L. Kane1 ' 07217405 When You Bum You Get HEAT With Some Get More Heat . . . The That the Most Heat Generally CHEAPEST I However, we priced coal that gives lots Don't be discour­ aged your heating costs, come and see we can BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS COD LIVER OIL \\ hat \ itamins Mean loYou VITAMIN A—Lack of Vitamin A sups energy, VITAMIN B—T)i:s Vitamin was thc’frrst discov­ ered. It has two action,«, growth promoting, and VITAMIN C—Luck <*f VitamilTC in the diet de velop.' .-curvy: indicated by a loss of appetite ’ VITAMIN D—Rickets and the deformalies are cause<| by Jack ol"Vitamin I) in the diet„ We have thp Cod Liver Oil that contains^tho maximum amount of thy above Vitamins. See our windows for lii'pkty of the different kinds of Cod Liver Oil and ilaiiv.-r Oil earri«-t| by this store, in­ cluding a full line of Parke, Davis & Co. Cod Liver and Haliver Oil preparations in all size packages.' LADIES—Ask for your sample of Chamberlain’s Hand Lotion! Carveth & Stebbins The REXALL STORE GOODS DELIVERED TELEPHONE 2131 Prompt and painstaking annoyance. Smith Brothers Velte & Company Available Money have proven their-capncit ?*! inkbeitur Ill Sunday af ne Fmkbeinrr vote of the directors. - Tlie company statv- the r. in excellent condition. It* d MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Obtvv Adams' LOWER ( HOOKED LAKEin ot l4twtnn'wa« a call Zimmennana Monday . WjXKlhiuns returned td hu iti'Fluit Sunday, nfti'r apentF- ' Mtiple of’wtxks in this vtclniw H. Johnson time visiting hu Rapds. Miss Bertha Stenger Is unable to .vftend school on account of «ick- Mr. and Mr- Theodore S and children of ’ Kalamazoa Sunday With the Ixmic folk.-. r Mr and Mr* John Sunday afternoon gt Plainwell.’ Reid and anil arc So Margaret nnd John JumUmI around, nigltl uflci •oulil have the countless Besidi-a being a eoriul need, o telephone helps in fintling employment ... in keeping.in lout-h with tiDf.- work ... in "running'’ errand*. And it oilers . . .._ priceless prolectitfn in emergencies, / gL-. \ making it po^ible io summon doctor, M firemen or police, instantly. VER Y dollar you put account in £inthisa savings old bank will earn 3% interest FOR YOU. AU deposits of this bank are insured under the Fed■ eral Banking Act of 1933. Doubtless many times you watch with regret the passing of chances for financial profit, or a contribution to your material comfort and the happmess of those dependent upon you— We will be glad to have you consult us about open­ ing an account at this bank Just because you have no available funds! dauuh’.er Phy lib «-uilblc frit mla tn reach them ctisilv. Brings Lucrative Opportunities Within Your Reach! badly Lloyd Earf and family of Plum- ol his parents at this platy.-Charlie Crawford made n bustnes­ trip tn Hustings .Saturday. • ! MIm Nettie Newark spent Sntiirday with Mr. and. Mrs Morn* Ennland tertained, in honor [age the company's burtiu" •: !hu been put down ‘ y line as far a;- the . th-.- E. Kernnen. Law and Owens liuhts are shining bright. .'. too regular Bifenta Mr. And Mrs ------ ... . . business nnd will lie Every patron ot the'company know.-, family and M friends in that if he shall meet a loss by wind- were Sunday\ Grand Rapid.'.' Max sun-1 and .family have rn< paid promptly. to Kalamazoo where he has wor JUST SITTING AROUND NIGHT AFTER NIGHT that Gordon Wolf of Plain the week rnd and over Si "oungi re?* aUthc East Haltinu HOPE CENTER. . ■Brethren church. L’ome. Mr. and Mri. Frank Leonard are Clemen rejoicing over another new grand-■ family ypent some time- with Mr born to Mr. and Mrs. RusreU rjtitl Mi.-.^Anfb.-; Clemens in Kalamo Kay- in Kalamazoo. . Fred Scott who has been very Hi,' is on the gam. . o wGl met-.: with Mr s Mr% Bertha Turk, who lias been -liinredaj. Jan. 18. visiting friends and relatives m Lar.sing, returned home Friday. Mr. and Mra. Clan- Ashby an- unfrom der quarantine fur scarlet fever. Leila ho»pit.il to the ham h‘f Milton Warner of Kalamazoo । >ak-. -.jx.fit Sunday with Fred Ashby and t£-*'-1 family. Mr. and Mrs Fred A»hby arc vls-- Caro tung their son and other rel^thei the Mudge home Sa’.- ln Kalamazoo. ।urdaj ■ Arthur Lathrop was taken back t<» Lxtila hospital for treatment. ' L E Mudge, Mb. Ruth Mudge. sing spent Sunday ut Hansbarger s Mr and Mrs. E. E Vandlen and Theodore "Dauner. and Jew Fassef. ui*n in Buttle Creek Sunday to see,,Mrt mid Mrs. Cramer, of Hastings. Mrs Mudge and Arthur Lathrop. .'called at John Stairs' recently. A Savings Account in this bank will soon grow, if you will make systematic deposits of small amounts, and in a-’surprisingly short time you will have a nice sum of money which may be used when the desired opportunity comes along. HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY U. 1934 Social Events and Personal Mention j PINE LAKE FARMERS' CLUB. WOMEN'S CLUB HOLDS CIVIC PLAYERS PLAN ANttilA? PADTV rarmerA' Club met with Mr. DELIGHTFUL GATHERING ANNUAL rAn I I and Mrs. Bert Broun Saturday evc- nim: January 13th with 32 present. - Jpg' - - wax - ojiened by the I The meet Vice-Pres. Lee NotUnfham. All sang 'America the Beautiful" and re-Edwin Bayles was tn Indiana on Mr. and .Mrs. A. K. Frandsen, j-eated tlw Lord's prayer.’ . Mrs. L. Hjtvaru and Mlu Agnes Thursday on buatnes*. .... their -annual party, members The secretary’s report was read For ,T‘" M1m Lena Leiter visited in Kala- Sim were in Grand Rapids on Fri­ and ferns carried out the green and of The Hastings Civic Players Asso- »nd approved. Tlie program comday. . ■ maz>x* over the week., end. ’ Mr. and Mrs, A H Carveth were ciation hare planned a Black mid mlttre for the next meeting is Eli Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mulder and Sunday guests of Mix* Josephine white colors of^the Club in the table Whit? ^:i*4|it>-' tn bet held nt Clear Lindsey mid Mary Mullendorc. The Hartley Finstrom was home from retting ot the’annual luncheon of lake iMivilion on Thursday evening. Club voted fdr a day meeting the (family were Bunany guests of Mr. Carveth of Detroit. and Mrs. Adrian Zuldweg of Kala ­ the Hastings Women ’ s Club served Feb 1. COtnmencirij! at B 30 o'clock, 27lh of January to be, held with Mr .Mr. and Mr*. Earl Bristol and MlAs Rutli Rob-on visited at her 1 children ol -Lacey called on Mr. and Friday in the MdhpJlsl church par­ director L. E. Barnet* announce*-, “nd Mr* Robert Ford. The dinner home in Jackson over the week end jmazoo 1 lor* by the Missionary Society to There *"111 be dancing, floor shows, comndltc- will' be. Nettle Keyes, Donnld Goucher nnd Roy Un- , Mr. and Mrs. Claude Orr and son Mrs. Clarence Grnhe Sunday P;(ul and Mis Ollie Foot of Hop­ Mr. and Mrs. F K. TiiomAs zof’. .... stunts and a liuflct lunch. Masking.Clara Scott and Lila Rogers. the _____________ more than fifty member... , struin were in Grand Rapids on l ;kins ‘ .. evening . .. . tlu, business seMion . .. fol• • will be mandatory • and ■ fancy ro - A", this time John Kdltck took >|>ent Sunday with Mrs. Cora Battle creek spent Friday At the the Saturday. |' tSheldon. wlth Mr. and Mrs Clarence Grohr. lowing officers for lhe coining year tumes optional. A card room will chwtg'’ of program Harold Jeffries of Lowell was the Minrer .n<i ur. Bimer Black ' ■ - ----- --Old " ’"v Joe. ’ Mr and Mrs. Frank Pittman re- were elected PraaMcnt. Mrs. F. E. be available for th<*c who do not Song UUM 4U1U., Town-.,,,, om Ju> Ib citation- Bobbie •Kllllck turn to their home In Ithaca today Adair; Vlee-Prcaldent. Mrs V. R care to dance but the floor shows, and — stunts will occupy a Items of ihtcrvA*-Ruth Hughes. wecK ena. I with the care of Mrs. George Mc- after visiting hl* sister and husband. Wininger; Rstcording Secretary, pc.------ . ’ ----• Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lane and ,Cu||tt Bett Brown told of win.c <4 the rveiilng. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bernard McPharlln. -Mrs A. B. Gidley. Treasurer. Mre > orwidt-ynblr -••liare rl.lMrjnjMi.d frUllvr. In Su.nn Mr! Blln<Uy •rk of the recent Board of SuperMrs Glen Abbey and children of MiloG.'DcVrlr*.-C-irrcsixindmz 8--. - ” " ’ *" on S.rduay. 1 per daughter. Miss Drusilla Leslie were called to the home of retarv. Miss Sadie Glasgow; Dtiecblack a*d white mbtif under di- i-'ors meeting ,^-Mr. and Mrv Dun Lewh were PoweB. at Howell. MiM Powell U her mother. Mrs. E G Hackney, tor. rim- year. Mrs W J. Fu-ld; DI- rectlon of George Murray, Grand R» .idnij. ' Clara Scott. Values to $16.50! ’ Each—. „— ------------------- -death ----- 1IKVW ,B. vw,, v.„n. «.n ... Dick- Rapid* .......... ..... ,• of8-nirthtngof the ctuinnw of FngSunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Karl' slowly gaining. last week on account---of'the rectors, two Zyears. Mrs G L. urtl t ............. An j Xpert .croup Junes of Lowell. 1 Mr. unci Mrs. Dewnrd Gilmer and of her grandfather, Wesley Andrew- »-nod nnd .Mrs C D. Bauer. Dele-'black "•yncopatur.-" will furnish the land- Maty Mullendore Sung There’s Music in the Air." : Mr. and MW- David Boyes visited ■ two children of Detroit were guests Mr*. Dm Foreman and-daughters, 'gates to the state convention nr- ".music. The party will tw limited to mem -1 Tin* Cotmty Agent. Harold Foster, Mr. and Mni Hurry Kelley of Kala-i ->f Mr. and Mrs Jas. Gilmer over Violet and Dorothy, visited thb for- Mrs F. E Adair, alternate. Mrs. V told us of many ol . sent . He ------------------------_ mer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. F r. Winir.gcr; District, Mrs A'- B bers of. the association and their i pn inaz.io on Sunday. the week end Value’s to $22.50! Each -L - -••' alternate, - ---• •• — Rii<-t.-.. Ticket* will be 31 SO per the phases of AAA program—The Mrr.. J. M. — TownMr mid Mrs Harrv Holidnv oil Mr. and Mrs Homer Fox and two Tungnte. at- Midland Park. Guii Oldlcy. lake on Hundiiy. isend; County. Mesdamrs R. W coupli or 31.00 for single udmr-ion 'When’. Allotment Plan." “Federal Battle creek called on Mrs Claude I*!**'*'"! and can bv purchased ut the Cord-s Land Bank Loans. ” “ CXwn. and Hog Dinner gwuta of Mr. and Mrs. Cook and Milo DeVries, alternates. Wo ,d on Sunday. .Mr Mr\" WaUer ovtr w««» George Sumner on Sunday were Mr. Mcsdames H A. Adrounie and H. -I. new . land. B-fause of the necessity Reduction plan." "Production credit Mr and Mrs. IL-J. McCn-ery- were; ! Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stcdge were and Mrs. Franjr Denner of Kwla- Brown. of making arrangements in advance-Loans,” "Seed Loans." "CoficllllaUon ’ mi Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. [Sunday guests of her sister and hus- mnzoo " - and* **■ Mr. and‘ ** Mrs. Harry " The ‘program of, the nft< rno-n. f< the biifft-t liinch. members are Committee, and he mentioned that Burkett «»f Lansing. ry Plan fur Reduction" was Cle[band, Mr. mid Mn>. Gordon “ *~ Plptt* of Allegan ( under the direction of Mrs. Ida Me- r» > Genuine Front Quarter llorschide Mrs. Leon DcLano of Grand Rap- rneiit. of Belding r and would be on the way John Iron Ude. accompanied by his Coy. proved a* much of a pleasure their gu lets visited her putpnU, Mr. atfd Mrs. , Dr. and Mrs. u. D. Walton and brother. Alex Ironside, of South as was the finely served luncheon. Hugh Riley, on Tuesday. mformation ab >ut all• «. >».<*.> n. mu.. ■tons were Sunday guc.sta of her Bend. Ind . left on Tuesday for Sag- ml MrsJMeCny. at lime a singing from CiUe Player organzs Mr. and Mrs. Roy Andrus of parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Pol- inaw to attend the state, contention, school in Ha:,tingF. and ten other communities in this .- .’.ca/, teacher Lsch.? t.j I. muinR were guests ot Dr, and Mrs. : ter, of Mulliken. .... meeting Was tlwn adfwrncd Arts dealers, clever ladles presented’ a wholly . , of — Memorial ------------ ----------J. A. Wotrfon on Tuesday. |1 XIl.s.s Alberta Larsen, who Is'work- —R H. Hackney ol’ Flint, C. . original dramatl/atlan of "Ye Old By unanimous vote, the executive,by repeating the Whtch word—Ruth: ■and Heavy Jackets. Mr. and Mr... Jack Snyder of ((lift al M. 8. C-. in East Lanalng, Hackney anti Mr. E. J. Hackney of Singins skule." which was decidedly (XHipnittee vi lhe a- relation decid- Hughes. 8ec -Pro. Tein.' Souiii Hastings wore Sunday guests। spent Sunday with her parents. Mr Clio attended tlie funeral of .Wes- pleasins,■ The scene was a Friday cd to finance thte-party entirely nf»« v7rV^>r of Mr. and Mrs jay Snyder. th*; haiBOWNE (t.N (and Mrs. A. J- Larsen. i ley Andrews Saturday returning to afternoon in the rural school when from tick! '. MLss Alice Bruton and a friend , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leins and Flint later in the evening. Last Week’* the new organ Was dedicated, with .... from Grarul Haplds were Sunday baby have returned to their home I George Blferno. the hr. t flute TO sch'rxii „__. officers „ nnd singing teacher Play product John Nash and family were ini gm ,t.s ol Mis* Beu'-rice tks-.gins I in Battle Creek after spending a player in the Part Wool. Good values Symphony . as-h;tIng: Th; Tlie skit tt.trdi is ...- Hastings ___ __ , worth' j HaMUit’s- Saturday night Mrs. P.IRTHDA M. E. Wpitmnn' leaves Titursdayi week with Hastings relatives. (Orchestra, te|Or=b~trc, left thlz this week 'zr for “ San cr: repotitlon that r....... more iicbplr may be ' Amanda ETvin. who ha- been car-1 for N< w York City on business Midii Mr. and'Mrs. Otto Isenhath and Diego, cahfornta. where he lias lo- privileged to enjoy the laugh* ’ ter. Mrs. Jennie' [family were tn Battle creek Sunday ented permanently. The good wishes' provokes ' ,J McCree ... . . ten days, returned t h-r btr'h- to her home with them. Mrs. Flynn' ; siting Mr. and Mrs. Wcldtni Wolfe bf his nsjzxuites in the orchestra go The t'. Th. next x. regular L. .LI. club .... meeting rii,y even!: Mira Lorena Baird and friend and Mr. und Mrs. Ed. Sweet. (with him. will Im- a week from Friday — I:, in St. Mary's hospital nnd ex-j from Mt. Monts visited her parents, I Mr. and Mrs David French and' Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jones and 2. and will bi-held in the pbivToom lightful one pects to have n goiter operationj Mr. and Mn- T 8. Baird, on Sun- daughters of Caledonia spent Sun- son, Elwood, Mrs. BeulnR Barnard. of Centra! ho-,| building instead i Monday. W<- all ho[x- she will soon duy with Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Clild-i Mr and Mrs Chester Englcharte, ol Room 110 SubRci: "D gulalior 'be h-tored to health.’ . . I Mr. nnd Mrs. Roger Wiswcll of (ester at the w. R- C<»* residence I Mrs. W. M. Wurzburg. Mis* Slatt < f Thffltt Untied’ Staler," with H n Clyde Deming nnd family of. Kahunuzoo were guests of Mrs." J. ->hn lictcham The lent- -. .?’*?■,p>ur nHLJ’rnumbre <3r»ttan spent Saturday ut Roy Mrs. J. M. Townstcud went to Me-land <Mii« M fjtrnfihn from Grand Joi... :t..'Peaking. : . D. Murdock on Friday and Hntur- Bam tigluy where i.hc will vteit Mrs Rapids iqxmt Sunday with Mrs. Ein-’iativi> lattve ccminlttee committee has ri reqwsted Mr Tmrw at four. «cl <k SUluyts Demina's. • rpiested Mr Blue Corduroy $&95. Moleskin— Deming's Henry Kft*ter “nd will aLw be lhe ma Wallace myi son. Charles. Krtchr.... t.; Ketchum to u'z. lake up some ./ of the morning. She will surely be m ’ guest ol Mrs. Dun Levin of Cadillac. Mr. and Mrs Frank Edmqnds and. perplexihg questions of tlie day such tn the vicinity wf had Mrs Walter Kowalczyk were in most ot lu*r life Sorrowing or Mrs Nellie Stearns of _» Battle Mrs Greirge Coleman . •—• on Mon left •• ­ us.the mom-jury situation. Hm-tings Friday. .. | have our sympatl. Creek, Mrs. Frank Curl nnd Mrs.'day morning for Kiwiiinmee. Fla. Beatrice TTiurims nn«P Merrill I JiTiss Dorothy, Mead- returned to Karcher Grace Moore of Middleville wen: for a May of a couple d months, STUDENTS PRESENT gpent Sunday with Mr. and iNcswayit.) tn teacli her school affcr a Mrs. Ru-sell Exceptional values at this low price ipieste of Mrs. Jack Snyder on Wed- Mr. mid Mrs- Gordon Edmdhds and Benton of. Grand Rap"ICHABOD CRANE' vacation ov^r the holidays. • . m.Miuy. । family of Nashville wiU occupy his lead has rented his farm, Ohnrley Crouse of Hastings visited Miss Frances Hunter visited a! parents' home during their ab-ence. ■land, to folks nean Dow- his. 1' ter Mrs Will Fox, Sunday. iter home in liockford over the week — The Central Auditorium Was end. Her mother came to attend -Uu* FOURTH DIST. CONBeatrice Thomas spent Tuesday Filled Friday Night ■sion the !i:. t of March. We are M>r- nii-ht with Marjorie Spaulding. It XSr Hu"”r "“l VENTION AT DOWAGIAC ry to lo- our old nflghburs, Mr. C"." for Operetta “g .C ths’" jZ;™ latter’.-, bitthflav. Wed­ arid Mr.*. Mead, but wish them luck *-r: Mr. and Mm.- L. E Whteh of' . . - -d.it' nigh: attended a 4-H All of these and other specials will be Central auditorium was well lilted |p >|ieir new home. Grund Rapids were guests of Mr. American Legion and Auxili- ■on Friday evening for the opvrrtta. Club party nt Mnry Patlerson’s. i. llu iw of Battle Creek available at Baird’s Clothing Store until nnd Mrs. Wm. Corknu. on Friday1 ’ — Mr. and Mrs Burdette Loss were ary Hear Fred- -Lyons • "Ichabod Crane." prejented by the p, <,1W ndmg time with her sis­ given and uiieiHivo -Jiu attended rne the ujM-n-iia operetta ctiuuj Friday;, , _ , .'High a iiiiscellanrotis shower at the Glee Clubs under- the . .. Mrs. ** * February the first when we take inven­ ----- school ---Charles Montgomery. i evening I of-Detroit. of Mi» Frances Hunter.: Carl Montgomery is vhiting hi. home of Mr., and Mrs. Wayne BenMr. and Mrs. R. W- Cook,. Mrs | R6pres>ntatlves of the Laurence direction tory and close our 1»ooks for the year. instructor in thr infcrucinr the citv city school •choo! .-. ,c<)luin. Muywood Counterman’. - ton Saturday by about forty of their A. D. McDonald and Mrs. A. D. ,j Rnuer P6st No. 45 American Le- music friends. They received a lot. of gifts. Tlie Highjichool orchestra directed' Kalamazoo. . Kniskern r.o to charlotte tonight to KjOn nnd Auxiliary, who attended by Wesley Logan gave several sclreWatch our windows for BARGAINS! 1 Mr. and Mnfr latwts Skinner and attend thr Wedding Gown Revue nt (ju, Fourth District convention at Uinia anil Misses Verlan Lintnpion । Mr., und Mrs. Charles Montgonl- son Clare, of u-ighton. Mr... Addle lhe Congregational church. I Dowagiac on Sunday were Mr. and and Frances Cowles 'assisted with ety :-ix n: Friday in Battle Creek. \ Benton and Helen Benton were Guests of Mrs. Surah BrnndMctt' r Mrs Harrv Wood. Mr. and Mr-■ the piapo music, using two insini- Ctlo Montgomery went to Buttld Sunday guests at Watt Thomas’. on Sunday were Mr and Mrs. Bun Frank Annable and T S K Iteld1 ments throughout the evening’s pro- ■ Creek Thursday to visit ins uncle, ■They nil attended the Strand thea­ Mr. eorki.re. a tew days. < , ter in Lowell in the afternoon. Van Houten and baby of Alma. Mrs., from Hastings, ateo Dr. and Mrs. .gram.' Mason Norwood of Kalamazoo and r c Bwl(t ftnd Mr. and Mg.-;. Cilt- I Those familiar With the Legend ■ Mr. and Mr... Ray Hummel and Morey Moore and Clara Sisson of Mrs. Chester Banghurt of Delton. lord Gardner of Middleville About' of Sleepy Hollow will recall the dv\ family of Irving. Mr and Mrs. John Irving were Sunday visitors at Hen­ Mrs. Chas. Van Worden nnd two hundred attended the dinner'‘> scription given of Ichabod Crane. Grrber und daughter. Edna, and ry Thompsons. ’ daughter. Helen spent Saturday jurt-at the Wigwam mid the business1 tiic schoolmaster, and his- exciting Wallace Eggleston. Raymond. Con-; nie and Barbara Wo-ulmm'sce of . HIGHBANK. Sunday with her parents. Mr. and sessions. t I experiences with the ’’hcndle.-.-. IPj^s Ml*. Henry Zerbel. Russell Zrrbcl । Twenty-four out of the 32 Postsman " Robert Corkin gave u aplcn- Dowling. Rol Hummel mid son.' Tlie neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Stank y Frederick, and Humid Han- , aceompanied them to CNcago for a and IB Units of the District were did in----Marshall gathered at then' - ----------of . *--• ■ rprclMion Ichabod. Ibok- -«<‘n of’Mpple Grove were Sunday Curt । week’s stay. represented at the convention. Ing tl ^jrfirt tu well as acting it callers ot Mr. und Mrs. Wm. Hum- ,home Saturday evening. Refresh­ Shoes Guests of Mrs Claude Wood on‘ Fred Lyons of Detroit, successor HKTt ment, 'served nnd all rc)x»rtcd mvi nnd family. . Sunday wen- Mr. und Mrs. Ralph to Herbert R XteKinm y m; Departa line time. Wcnd nnd family. Mbs Geneva mrnt child WelfMc Cluilnnmi, gave Other leading parts were pleas-(,( Mr. and Mrs. Edward Matthews Mr and Mrs. Bert Duly and Pearl HASTINGS, MICHIGAN relatives from Lansing Ba-ore ■ Wood and Henry Halstead ol .Grand । a short talk about his work at the ingly done by Ixda Ashalter as Ka­ ,(entertained and Mrs. Ada Bell called on Rapids and Mr "and Mrs. Harold otter Lake Billet and Stressed the trina. Lloyd Peterson as Mynheer recently. . Mr. and Mrs. c. Hoyt near Bellevue Haynes of Caledonia. [need for continuing intensive Child Van Tassel and Velma Kellogg as ; Chas. Christopher and a relatjve ISunday afternoon. from Lanning were home Wednes- ’ Mrs. Frapk Hawbhtz spent a week Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Welfare work. Vro'u Tassel. EllswWhh Newtun w> M. Townsend were Mr. und Mr*.: At the separate business meeting;- Hendrik Van Tassel, William Fox with relatives in Battle Creek ap.d Wilbur Burras and Mr. and Mrs. R.’reports were given by tlie Posts mid as Brom. Lucile Kamjcs ns Wllhel- ’ Marshall reuirnin-; home WednesMARTIN CORNERS. G. showing... Jeffries ......... of ... Diwcll, editor ------ of the . ![units, —•••"• each — ”organization ■*•••“*•«>■ ■*•••'•• •••B-ptina, and Hnzel McCain as Hilda. ' Mr. mftl Mrs. Carl Traulweln and Dovell Ledger. Mr. Byrras is prcsl-1 continued interest and splendid ac- There were a number wh-s ar-iK i-t i Children of Sunday UI near Iir,-u Morgan Visit visited CO ,, Guests T ■ at .'Mr. and Mrs. dnuotikemwe MM Mutw.1 wMluhmrot. m "tawri«5; dent of the State Rodded Mutual (cotnnll.hmnnf. .. *' n. “ spent the past year since her faTrautwein Bunday after- Henr>’ “ncr Forest Bidelman’s were.] Fire insurance Co. of Flint. I The convention in March will be'catchy and tuneful Mra. Ora Smith and F. Doul lrom from;; Miss Elsie Conklin, a student of thei-s death, with relatives in South .noon. ’ al -Dtrec Rivers, credit is due Mr Hunter, every Mr. and Mrs. ol Cn • Mr. -and Geo. Shclthro 111,1 - anrt Creek, has u. .. Bert ua, Trautwcin vi - Mia.• -- ------ Lake View High school tn Battle the Center r -.-.d were sundav alterJ,n<1 family o! Hastings. Creek, has the past week, returned cad Sunday alter, , mu> been ill , u . mv -nr.. _ ‘ — t ) her home at Assyria u i spintpr — kaktks w member of the cast and all who aHEsPINTt.R-KANINEK. . ,lM(.d ,n un> uuv m t|K of noon callers sat dir J 1 -clal1 Marshall of Bellevue calledlShe - was nccomiranicd by a school- Center. and Alfred I Announcement lias been made oL‘u\c'i.rSitton* . ..._^ M<D v „ u W1W , rtudenu attending Barite on Curt Marshall Saturday after' mate and spent the week end with . Fisher's.. the marriage on January 15 nt Lai 11 JL • her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Creek High school from tiua locality i Tlie. Young # People a Sunday Grange. Ind., of Miss Thelma Kunt- ,----------- ------------------Save! Save! w,u u. - i n.cir warty Mrs. Hfnry Bidelman spent from Conklin. are enjoying a week's vacation, due Iner and Carl W. Wespinter, Jr. The GRAND RAPIDS.| Friday evening of thte week with w,’<1,’,'5<i«y HU Friday with he.-1 Dje small son of Mr. anp Mrs. project Improvement I bride is the daughter of Mr. and A group of sixteen wtnj to Grand Mi . Iir.iw n- Harr>. mother. Mr-. Sadler in Hastings. । Paid Bivens, who has been vefy ill. work, cn the school building. ; Mrs. Ru&sell Khntner. of South Rapids .Sunday evening and attend-; The I. A s will hold a Thimble , an<i Mni Fredric Swurte and is slowly improving? Archie Stamm, who was assisting । Hanover street, and is a graduate of ed services at the Church of Truth. I par'y at tlie h >mc of Mrs. Agnes family of Battle Creek spent SunSun-,' Rev. Harold Dixon has called.an bls brother. Fnre.v. Stamm, draw , the Hastings High school. .The Rev. Flower, pastor. They uit:ie.v.e<l Bah-.’ Wrdru kloRlclal «, January 3bt It day ‘1|1- al Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daly. board meeting of tlie Brigg:- hay from the Ben Conklin farm on Friday, Jan. 26 | groom is the son oi Mr. and Mrs. signature of papers by Rev. will be un. all uu day M.o meeting uivwuub oo so come Mrs M” ’l** ort“‘-'t ** Bidelman oi the church -—•- — tor Monday -------evening ■to •te- lumwi.. Saturday r-.*. became cold .and m tn — order (Carl Wespinter of South Park street, ' the president and Mrs. Bessie * t arly as you i.... can; und bring your nran‘ h district spent Thursday wit|/ Iv-ld at the home of Mi'- and Mrs.'1’ warn’ »P Eot n{t ‘he wagon to and Saturday, Jan. 27 and also graduated from the local 'Flower, * ..... . . shears, . * ’as] XIr-: : i-KIO , ill... IT*..,.. .t ,Lacev. ’ ivnllr <n caught hlK Mrs t-I- ITHawblilz. Allen Hvde rof ’ walk r.r.,1 and In in zfrrt'i.r doing so hut Finch for Mrs. James Clarksonineedles, thimbles and High school. He Is employed ’at a •1Rvlvll . Walters'. Waiinr<. A\ very pleasant!there is work to bv done Dinner Mr anti Mrs Merle Hecker nnd The members of the Wahnnkn foot 115 th, ‘ ha > rack an 4 t0 Sylvia branch of the United States Cold ----- -------------eXvcJ ------ vin |x. M.rvctJ „Avn,u.m cordial.uMvauun invitation Mus L,lrn Francisco of Hustings Camp Fire group have their head ground, dislocating.hi* shoulder. H­ OUR PRICES INCLUDE THE SALES TAX I Storage -company in Detroit, where VCinnk *a en)ouo. . is extended to nil the ladit-.,. so plan aix ' nt Wednesday evening at Mr. ' bands nearly completed. * “ •' taken to Hastings und received UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED ! they will reside. Beat wishes are exULTRA CL ' | Prominent to !*.• there .“’*<! •<! Mrs Mrs. Frank Frank Hawblllz. Hawblitz. Prominent farmers farmers to to attend, attend, the the tn-dlcal medical aid. aid. : tended.। n t f* ! The twenty-four members of the Rcmetnbpr the prea-hing service Lvle Titornsan oi of Baltimore Raltitnnr,. spvnr'day «ru*nr-!rtav nr Gorfinm from th® Lyle Thomson of entertainment and banquet Thomas Thomas.Gorham tlie Chil, ChilShultz, Freeport -— - with Mr. and ; given by the Battle Creek Farm Bu- drrn’s home al Coldwater, who hat initn.v and be.......... sure and vcome . - ___ jt vre^ _____ _____ ______ ,' next Sun.-t-y 'ww ®unday at.ernoon DINNER AND THEATER PARTY.! Uh^Club delightfully enterlb. ■ ■ • • -hearthescr- Mrs. Laura) Marshall.. or Middleville reau ...... held ... at .. the making his home at the Mr ........... ; ....... >< .Presbyterian > rauj I| Complimentary J complimentary to Mr. Mr and und Mrs ' ,nincd on Tti' Bay evening by ” Mr.^BundaySchooland noTTr.! church Wednesday were, Messrs > “ ‘ d Mr.r. Harry Cotton home for David—French of Caledonia. mi Dr . <u»u and 1 ,, “nd n,.r Mrs Burdette Sutton Dsvid 1-,. , ,- ...... ....-iiCii . wi — JJalvuuiiiu. ■ —- ■ - - ....AfterA mon. 101,1 Sk'and Mesdames Myron Tuckerman, Oi'’ i>a't ‘hree years and attending nood attendance and dinner and Mrs. CUITord Brainard of Buttle t’,,! I'?1 ..... bridge lb. 14c mum Lm-hr. who luul lhe Robert Harton. Milton Horton. Al- «hool at the Brlgga school, was a»r. Creek entertaiued at dinner on'|played, n‘“t'~* high honors going *to' Mrs.'fine time at (tye L. A. 8. last week Friday evening. Inter attending the' Charles Leonard and fcrmont New- nt Mrs. Martha Demund's. Proceeds( mL-ioriiine tn break herlez by fall-'bert Wing. Frank Wing. Frank Me- loudly injured Friday now white for . mg orj the ice. L-. gr tttnft along nice- Dermtd. Wallace Wilbur. Jay Cole wringing with ■ playmoto In ths production of the Pagan Players. ton and low to Mrs. Forrest Potter --- — .Orin Cole. Henry VanSyckle. Iron school suing They were standing Milo Dairy has beep confined to, b’ Camille at Roaring Camp.” After and Otto Isenhath. Full Quart* Is bed most of the time the pas'.' Mr: and Mrv Cody Lmibnug’n Cole. Ward Cole. Hugh Case. Ly- »P and trying to see how high thoy the play, Dr. and Mrs. Brainard en­ PAST MATRONS' ('pent SAturday night with her peo-.man Tompkins. Wm. btruln, and could K° when Tiiomas (*‘U striking eek ,wi:i} rheumatism. tertained several of the members of 'pic. Mr. and Mrs. Kenney, of Nash-i David Stine, which made an un- ‘be back of ijis head rendering him -------- . ..... « —- • — । Mr- and Mr Clark Oversmlth the cast. ACCOa BLISS BRAND [usually ’ representation, ---------*— He us - taken**tn Leila .usually lai larae ’ local um’onreicus. Matrons' Ci Master Jack McC.iullev *«<> were villc. 4 Those present al the dinner were *"?’.D , ■.;!\ the Eastern Star i”and —' — *~--- — lb. V* W A > W Vacuum Pack Mrs. B DcC.olia f - a- pleasant feature t,» again hrcpital for examination und ob* It was mums, rui ■ i .. of oi Mr au and mm Mrs mi s Coy cov. Mr. 7 , and ............................ ....... of* Clo. Mr, and Mr.. French. Caledonia. I S’U |JC b>' Mrs. Xemi, Sundn>ygi:c*t — .. . ... •«*■»*»« ••• inwvll tn •»■■■ the Hcnilershott neighv,'1l(’G Mr anti Mr*. Ralph hear Mike Noon mid Clark Brody, "erratton. |Mr. __ andj Mrs. David ----Goodyear. Mrs Bauer , and ---- . Mis. Leun Tolhurst - i;at Lsp jrhotti. i Brown- one day lost week. nnd the 4-H Club orchestra of Cal-------------- “■*——2------Josephine Todd. Mr- and Mrs. Cllf- JJ’ JS*"1"?, V".?1'-’ thU meeting borlu Ib. I Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gardner houn county under the leadership DOWLING, ford Dolan and Richard Cook of ■1r,l'ndship quills will be start[have moved from our neighborhood of Mrs Ralph Helm, and the ndA chicken supprr is bring arHMlings anti Mr and'Mrs. William '<» * K Sack SX.13 I to Yankee Spring* Mother'i Beit Mr. and Mrs. Guy K&ntncr and opnugB. dress by Mr M. M. Keyworth of ranged by Hie Udtea' AM members McKhight of Wilmette, ill. jth0 hostci-e.. s'n Murvin, --pent Thursday m Mr. and Mr*. Jesse Vester of Hamtramck. ■ which Is to be held at the chureh LUNCHEON. SEWING'AND GUILD NO. 5. [Grand Rapids Mr. mid Mrs. L< U Hastings were Sunday visitors a'. Mr. and Mrs Harry Cotton vis- on Friday evening. Feb ;■ A proSOCIAL TIME ON FRIDAY K’ni Sigler dcllgiittully en- ■, ft-HTnv: accompanied them us fur Geoiue Ransom's ited Thomas Gorham at 1x41a has- gram is under way and the fiiuslc Mrs " Mont a " Replpgle SewlniP for the Red Crow and the :‘«rfah.cd (Hosjdtal Guild No. .Vot.;’®’ H»}'Ln"..'> and spent the tuy with Mr and J ** ’ ’ en­ pitul in Battle Creek on Sunday. Hi- fur the occasion will ix> tn rharg*. MEAT MARKET SPECIALS fifty of theirncignneigh-; had regained cnnsctoiunms. and of Hr v. Hoflmuier. who will t» a*Otter Lake Billet will be done by Thursday. A: bridgn. Mrs. Antlicw (•'>- and Mi. KU.-MU Rn. -. lKuntner Kmitnrr. ireroiwa I tertained about aoouinny ut tneir .iu'n and and ,friends Saturday , night (the X-ray 'examination showed tuncun- --isted m Mtns the members Le1 --------- dauph-'bors ------ iuviuwi.— of u. the uic American nun.! ican lx :- Roush. Mr.-. Warren Carter and' Mr' Arflc Den ,..... .........,.................... ..................... ■*••••••••••••««» .-uiwwru hucm Iuy .iius Rutli nuin Ch ui »r.*r iiiir ot ui K«likfciKi'iviihli played Ct'.rilS ..... ----... the Mrs. David Boyes held the winning «*'d Kennard Bchaibly Cards .Hid and VLSltlmz visiting oa.S5Cd passed the eveeie- 1 ruiutinti mission nf of thn the hrain brain the result of amaaoo. Lglon Auxiliary who attend Chicago Round Ib. Thursday evening tit a P. T. A. com-' ning which ended ail too soon, all his fail from high .swinging. stringed inslrunu*nt music waz I scores. Light retreshmems i gathering______ at the ... home of .Mrs Heninanity meeting nJ Vermontville. fl> departing declaring Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Earl Bristol and furnished Sundav at (hr m<<nlng ry Mulder on Friday, a pot luck wrvetl by the hostera lb. I5c Sliced to Suit You Rev and Mr V. H Bc»rdsdvv Riplogie royal entertainers. luncheon will be served at one — ------------------family tojk advantage of the ideal chureh service by E.wa; Harmon upd daughter. Evelyn, of Woodland o’clock fallowed by the sewing, It ir, day Sunday ami made a trip Co and *ot». Dale, of l^ccy and L JBALTIMOKE ( ENTER. Ha'tlnlJs. calling on several friends Oawald and mui. Junkr, of this hopcrt-dhU! there may be a good at-, Mrs. Dan Lewi* was, hostess to were Sunday gue-r.> i f Mr. nnd Mrs.! Hmry Bundbrook. ; mv HuunwB oi me j. r. r . liud on i •• ■ the members of the J. 1*. F. Club tendance. .. g^uy sn|R|rMI. Rib End Thru Pound Avera 'Wednesday afternoon of hut week J Walter Miller of Battle Creek The Camp Camo Fire Girls place : Mrs. C E. Grohe. On their return Th Girl* of thi* place . of thi* kind .-.h'Hild be enHEALTH UNIT EMAl bridge.................... Mrs. Rase Calkin-*. held «i! tl;.'.week end at the J. D. W«sc iL.tted Miks Dora Gardner at the trip they had trouble with tlie car. icoi . „< tl as they are always apprf* PLOYEEK haVE PARTY, high scare and Mrs. Anp.i Newton. ’ ' ' 1 “ome. ‘ (Kcliosg Camp at Clear lake Satur- necessitating help to reach home. . cialod. and family and m M . day. . Mr. and Mrs. Joiin Nobles enter-'low. Mrs. Grace McCann of Irving! Cha.;. Far h r ;»»« lanmy an<t Mr and Mrs. Wallace Mack were1 Mr* IxHtle H»mnwid of Halite talned the employees of the Barry -wm an out ol town guest. Tlie Lt .- (JCovllle ut Coau CoaU Giove Gioye spent .-pent sunSun­ ihe McOmber P. T. A. was held in Arm Arbor Sunday to visit h sis. Creek U i. Covilh-oi PHONE US YOUR ORDERS I vteltlng frtendb hsra at County Health Unit,, and the hus-jdlca had a very delightful time. । day with *' Mr and Mrs I. N. Wil1 Friday night at the school with a ter who t, very ill. , present. bands and wives very delightfully • ----'[Hams n*ar Dowling. z ' gsxxi program und a good crowd.‘ LeVnnt Mofnlyn*. who sustainedi Mrs. . . U AND 1 BRIDGE CLUB. I ’Mr. .... und -....................................... u Nearly everyone in this vicinity u .severe injury of the knee while (Hasting* for an indefinite dn Sunday with a pot luck supper, j Mrs. Willis Kuntner „., and f ■ t111 * •: c! if H.u-t,.ng,, li.-t .nt'. und II,1.1 Guy /'ll,.'t me ..... entertaining ..I,..-, .I....... lhe flu. ■>.. But n... most ...... ■ buzzing wood, is quite comfortable.truuMto? ,------------। Tlie members of. the U and Kdauglitei J. F. T. CLUB. : bridge club were very pleasantly vn-1 Kantncr und lafnily wore Sunday■ of them arc belter. und gaining slowly. ( Mr ond Mrs OtU Ptaher J. F. T. Club members were cn- tertulned on Monday afternoon atifiuwi. at 1-u Kamner's The Boy Scouts of this place at* Tire Stevens Parent-Teacher or- ruimo were Bunday gueel tertalncd by Mra. Robert Mills on, the home of Mrs. J M. Townsend | Mr. and Mi -. Rutturford Bryant'■ tended a meeting of the County ganlzation will meet on Friday ere- and .Mm. OrUe We Deliuei The BIG-Little Store Phone 2491 i Tuesday at Ikt home on South Park Bridg*? u Ai playgil. the honors goinij Lind daughter of Battle Creek andI Seoul* at the High school buildup ning. HealtA Unit timu will be Mrs. Lore Wilwa lath street. The hostess served a two-to Mr* Clarence B-iechlpr and Mr • J Mr. and Mr- Frichner ol Hastingsi in Hastings Wednesday evening. shown by members of the G’aimy | ident of the Cemwiwy fl course hmchepti and all hud a very Clare pcCou. Lunch was serred.b? at Glum DviAmorr a sundav■ They tuury the honor .of winning Unit. ' - ilwld Hum m4*«Ui>e last delightful thnc. the hostess; etching. ' .। Hie silver cup. Congratulations. j Mbs Bertha Olbuttarl, who ha*; election of ufflMta, - ’ - Program on Friday Was En­ ■'Blank and White Masque’’ joyed—Officers for Next to Be Held at Clear Lake Mr. and Mrs Carl Wespinter. Jr . Year Chosen Next Thursday Pre-Inventory Specials! FOR MEN Just Seven Overcoats SQ25 Eleven Overcoats Si H95 sue» $ ET95 Leather Coats 15 Mackinaws $045 SJ45 Shaker Knit Sweaters FOR BOYS Sheep Lined Jackets Overcoats su« s to is Clothing & ttcr barg Butter Cream Cheese ... LaFrance Powder 3 Salad Dressing 19c 15c 23c 25c Del Monte Coffee Flour 29c Beef Steak Bacon Pork Loin Roasts 14c ! HINMAN’/ for Men & Boys �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ?4. 1534 PAGE EIGHT LEGAL NOTICES WANTS Sunday GEORGE’S :hc program and B- church. Program M '.Community singing led . there Is a youtu, Rwa Culler; Devotions. Jacob Hoo- SHOE REPAIRING and HAT CLEANING SHOP tk»n. "When the Deacon sjxmlts in Churjh.'' Dorothy Smith; Address by Kennard Schaibly. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Plants and Mr. Milan Trumbo were Lansing Ladirw* Soles, electric Bed. no nail. to both­ er your left—Soles Evei? trass we fit Is guaran teed to hold tho rupture and we keep it in proper ad­ justment for you. Let us show you the New Akivn Truss 1.25 Cn k Spent lhe week end with her mother. Mrs. Stijja Hilbert. - The Prescription Drug Store • ite College, East Lansing, the week end with her parents. Our Service Kilpatrick recently. •Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Thompson and family of Vermontville spent Sunday with lhe latter's parents. ">f.-. und Mr.-. E. J. Sheldon of BLi-wt THE CH UR CHE CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Inaurance Co. The NEW Demand Is for SECURITY! Safety of Life - Time Savings Is the Demand of the Hour ! and Mrs Delinond Culler Sunday. Mr. and Mr< Hobart Schaibly of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Uw- GEO. M. NEWTON ■/ris/J: and ■ Joseph Me Knight of Has­ tings attended the Indoor Chautauqqa given by the Woodland Wom­ en’s Study Club Saturday evening. The American home is the security back of building and loan shares. This old building and loan association invites your consideration. Jut tie Creek Friday evening and aw the Pagan Players. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Swtndal and dr. and. Mrs Merrill Wraggs ot ‘aw Paw- spent the week end with dr. and Mi.< Donald Gager. jjlje Rational TComt & Tnuestment (fTontpany saw THERRFORR, comniunlty extends Marjorie cf Hastings were ir. nnd Mw Jay Hall daugiiter it the 4..'. tu their Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Karl Faul. Mr. and Mrs Chai. Higdon and ighburfamily nnd Mr. and Mrs. Victor -Brumm and family of Nashville r illed on Mr. and Mrs. Welby Croekford Sunday. Mrs. Brumm re- AUTO PARTS FOR ALL CARS Winter Excursion To I J.-, and .Mr.-. R Q. Finnic Saturday and attended Ute Chautauqua in Ute Harry" Hough'of Paw Paw visited !r. and Mrs. Donald Gager Thurs- GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Phone 2£17 Hastings Ml -- Bernice Munion and Clyde MUniorf oi Hastings vjsited Mr. and Mrs Win. Mihler Sunday afternoon Arthur KJlpatrlck of flattie Creek spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mix. Frank Kilpatrick. . A L«r crowd was present at the Woodland Indoor Chautauqua given at the .school house Saturday eve-1 nir.-' which was sponsored by the W- odland Woman's Study club The i-k | A* > *It AUCTIONEERING High class service. Satisfy tion guaranteed. »•«•« *.u■ . t »t»n hi «* ROUNDTRIP NIAGARA FALLS Friday or Saturday Lv. Hostings 5:11 P. M. Ar. Niagara Falls N. Y. 6: January 26 and 27 Central 'l ime Eastern 'Eime Rclurning-lirkrt* jt<m<l to leave N 10:35 p. m., January 2B.J0.il. and Ask About The All-Expense Trip Monday, England; Accompanist, Vesta Born; The Codumes from the Gay Nine- ---- ’.12 the present. These were little girls, college girls. u>niiU girls, dnd ctoquet jirls. bicycle and aviatrix girls, outdoor girls, bathing beauties, '.raveling girls, afternoon tea girls, evening girls, brides, mothers und vrandmothers. Tuesday. Second Da-, -Artists and Musicians," Di- STEADY WORK ... GOOD PAY RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call oa farmers In Barry County. No e’eperiencr or capital needed. Write today. McNESS ( O. Dept. H. Free­ port. Illinois. 1-24 WANTED—LOGS GRANGE PROGRAMS IRVING ORANG?. 'HASTINGS MARKETS POST THEATER WARNINP • wMHIwllwU Sen<1ln y°ur nu-'l order Now before opening of bos office tale—special consideration given to patrons ordering by mall. nard Schiubly.-O|x‘ra Singer. Naomi VunLoo: Musical Reading, Erma Tyler: Orchestra—Denimore Group, Carl Hebe and Kennard Schaibly: Chalk Talk. V. R Wotrlng. accom­ panist Alice Smith. Wednesday. Third Day. "Colored z Minstrel.'* Moonlight Cabaret: Director. Naomi VanLoo; acqoirfjianU:. Alice Smith: interlocutor.- Ward Plants: Cast of Townsend. Royal Frantz. Lester Lake. Victor Sandy. Stanley Man­ ter. Colon Schaibly. Harold Smith, Laird Wiring. David Christian. A. W. Long and Norman Wise. B»'.ween Acts. Tap Dance. Helena Benner and Pollyanna England; Barn. Jr.. Accordian Solo. Mrs. Pi­ per. The money realized from thi* Chautauqua w.is used by the Wood­ land Woman's Study Club to apply oh the stage curtains recently pur­ chased by them for the Woodland Township school. As a result of ready years of pa­ tient grafting. a man in Sun Fran­ cisco htu a tree that bears 23 kinds ORDERS Balcony, 1st 4, Rows Balcony, next *G Row* S2.75 $2.20 S2.20 MM SI.10 Please Mall Orders Envelope to Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column It Don’t Look Right To Does It To You? steady CARDS pf THANKS highest tribute MCtXildKll CHARLES H. LpONARD Dorothea ^B-ohrr company from Battle i nitlr. and Wrdr.c-da; Dutinctive Funerd1 Service A." A«ubal»ac» 1 Urvlc* Phen. 3417 |i J4«l or S&OS That you should invest -money in GOOD SHEEP AND HOGS, then stand back and let worms take -HALF your profits and without doing anything to PREVENT IT. DR. HOLLANDS MEDICATED STOCK SALT is a WORM DESTROYER—A Stock Conditioner—A Mineral Deficiency Ration —A PREVENTATIVE of DISEASE. Try it and SAVE MONEY on YOUR feed bills. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY FEED IL CEMENT FARM IMPLEMENTS WuUr.o Cyrus Shell*-!..BiM'.'.j'i .,.*-. . 1 ..-a= Corners spen*. Sat BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY da\ with hU father HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-01-31.pdf fa0d01fd62fdad64bcab5153727780d1 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 31, 1934 PAGES 1 to 8 NUI Drunks Are Causing Numerous TBOOP77WWS DECIDES IN FM9 ST1TE INCOME WILPNOT IWN AGAIN JNIDElCREWm Disturbances Of Peace Locally Floyd Miller, Who Lost a Leg Will Retire From Politics and DIICINCCC * * * ¥ ¥ BOY SCOOT CUPS DE LIDTD STORER in the Argonne, Suffers TlXllIN NEEDED , Return to His La\y i H1 CINr I II1L UuUlliLUu WORLD WAR VET­ ERAN HAS BAD FALL jC0 Repeal Gives No Justification For ! Th. BAnn'h'X'toh«, Uuu MR- TYDEN TOLD BOT*«. a Broken Hip DEPUTY COMMISSIONER 0.1 ' Floyd Miller, n veteran'of the. WOULD RELIEVE BURDEN. Tolerating Nuisance Class of Rowdies OF SCHOOL SUPPORT c«nji< M. BLACK HEARD THE Woi Id war. .'.uffcred n serious neci J^r^iessnun J. L. Hooper of Bat-, IANS ABOUT TYDEN One of. the „strong _ arguments of ling all persons who drink liquor In dent Satyrduy momlng. al hb ■tie Creek has announced Hurt lie HAR RPAT CASE LAST WEEK 1home early ON REAL ESTATE those who urged -*•— -~J the **"■repeal ------ ' of th? one class and branding them n* in the second ward l will *not be a candidate for rsnomldmia Eighteenth Amendment was that ........ a lawbreakers. The offenses named While serving in the Argonne In! ;nation. Congressman Hooper husl ... INTERESTING DEMON­ lawful sale and use of alcoholic 11-!tare are committed by a very small per- (QUESTION INVOLVED France, he was idiot in the left leg SOME DISTRICTS TOO ollc 11decided to retire from political office! NOT AN EASY JOB TO quors would diminish drunkenness, rentage of those who buy and con­ and It was necexsafy to amputate it STRATION OF WORK It docs not appear to' be working sume liquors Most of those who Im.POOR TO PAY TAXES G ...... RAILROADS CONVINCE LABOR COMPENSATION at the knee. As hr was going from out that way in Hastings. We are blbe such liquors do not abuse their ' • pnr room to another, he Slipped on (Very ।very succeutui. succeuful. uiw One caiuon cannot Burnt blame a-,.,—,.— Merit Badges Awarded and i basing that statement on authentic) right. They-do not get drunk. They Complainant ( Was Injured the carpet aim fell He w.u hurried Every Child Should Have Op. m.m like congresunan Hooper. whojBut Now They Know—Oomreports that have reached the Ban- ijre not disturbers of the peace. They Seriously When Hit by Fall. j takes hislduties seriously, and ’who Class Promotions Announc­ |ner. bi *r1 Education I££ “'^JS2£;Xn ,b”I P«"F Ho. Paid 13.500,. Officers of the law have recent-j mind their .own business. They re­ ! earns less as a congressman titan he ed at Court of Honor ly been culled out several times to'spect the rights of others. The great ing Limb—Case Appealed hip. and timt the long bone u> ht w as -----------------Public Safeguard in hu. hu regular profession, for. for 000 in Wages — o------•‘jean in At the Barry County District Boy take care of "drunks." in some cases majority of those who drink- are of •. An interesting case, involving tlx, leg was honeycombed, a bone spe- *' It is evident that the state taust takini: this course. In view of the] At the Rotary luncheon Monday as late as two tn the morn- this type. They dMplse brawling, j laws of our stale, was Trfc?‘:‘a,ut- Dr Hodgen of Grand Rap- more and more get under the bur- ,tact that he is not wealthy. and.noon Scout Court of Honor held on Wed---------------—-o'clock -------------------------»• labor Tyden. inventor of tiw ' been numerous.drunkenness A.- . .. nysday evening in the court room. *”*• There have been and• disorder of any here .and decided Igat week before ids" was called, and ail iWMible ‘Is S:"' S K S h?7.5S M S'lEiS! the Klin Sitfler cup for highest1 complaints of disturbances of the!>»ri that may arise froth drinking the Honorable Charles M. Black, being done lor him, Mr Miller, who number of Tenderfoot Scouts went' »n<i oHwr violations com-1 too much booze, people who know Deputy Commissioner of the Depart­ b. about 40 year# of age. has a wile io Troop 51, Dowling of which H .J ’milted recently by persons who had how to control their appetites for ment of Labor and Industry, en­ and two children. ‘“h.Dcl^lci-Ur i« Scoutmaster. Troop 77 1 Imbibed too much liquor. ) intoxicants should be as much in- titled "Lldyd Storer, Plaintiff, vs. Arlie a. Reid. Scoutmaster, won the) T,w people of this state and nu-;teresUd as ate total abstainers in Charles W Simon and Luhden At Hodges jewelry award for the moot |lkon have settled for themselves. In having the laws respected and Lancashire Indemnity Company. never could understand that theory. .»uch .’.ptendal sender. a«J ‘aa™ J® « When------------- —-------------■S']’ Second class promotions, and they n rmiWirr whoa*! emphasis and le-; traffic in liquors properly conduct- Defendants.'' Where Ito the people choose .to.. their ownI 1 abo received the WhitmaiHLath- galily Vaunot ix- questioned, that an ed. On the forenoon of October 18. lawmakers, and all government ot-.i | he succeeded Is shown by the fact top cup for First Qla.--s promotions)American citizen wlw has reached a The Banner believes that it is 1933. shortly before twelve o'clock, ' flclalsl there b> need for an educated ' that today the Tyden car seal is and tiic Rotary club cup for the mature age shall have the right to representing those who use atitnu- the plaintiff, a carpenter by trade, citizenry. The wealthiest manufac- j1 iUscd on 95 per rent of the railroad hlghest number of points for Sec- buy and-to consume alcoholic li-' lanls reasonably, as well as all to­ u-as wot king for the defendant in j turer In Detroit is as vitally inter­ mileage of this country. Mr. Tyden's ' ond and First Class promotions quors. provided that, in so doing, he | tai abstainers, when we condemn 1 the construction of a l>ome for Mr. ested in giving the children of u , I informal talk was most interesting, This Troop also had an exhibit of P°‘- trespass upon the rlglits of drunkenness and disturbances of Ring, on the banks of the Thorn­ SENATOR FRANK KULP sparsely settled region of Michigan) ) and held the close attention of Ro­ their work und gave demonstrations other citizens and does not do harm | the |>eace. which are due to over in- apple river near Middleville, ’ needed school advantages, which i SPEAKER AT COM tarians throughout, of the different divistoris of scout to the public interest. -duigence in drink, and in calling for Michigan. The foundation to the the people jieopie living in sued such a uiairici district i ____ _ ,,,, inc „ speaker was introduced bu C. training. Rev. L: L. Dewey presidtd; H b well too that we should all I such .regulation of the liquor traffic building was practically completed MERCIAL CLUB cannot afford, to give them, us arc! TERRITORY SURROUNDING 1 W.TheCrawford, vice-president Ind nt the court, and examiners present remember Hint drunkenness is Jus', as will reduce luwleMhess to the and Mr. Storer, the plaintiff, was the resident^ of such a locality. We — ---------1---------------------NASHVILLE FAVORS salesman for the Seal Company. Mr. were Harvey Burgess. T. H. K. Reid, as unlawful since the repeal of the lowest possible limit. Unless all good working several feet from the are all interested, in our republican Crawford explained that the Tyden L G. Cole, Arlie a. Reid. J M. Eighteenth Amendment us it was citizens can and will unite on.such building, in the act of sawing some “TAXATION MUST BE CONSOLIDATION government, rfi having every child j seal It. now in use in thirty counTownsend, Ed. Kane, wm, Hecker.: before that event occurred. Repeal- a program, lawlessness wth increase pieces of lumber to be used in the REDUCED" HE STATED jnot only given the opportunity for: | tries and on every continent Since H. J. DePriestcr and Andrew Bates mg- the Amendment did not confer , a* it did in the old saloon days. Peo- construction of the - foundation or the company SHOWN IN .. . was funned, it has Those promoted to the Tenderfoot upon any jH-rwn a right to become'pie who arc opposed todawleasnexs. • building, when a large limb, some Only One Statd in Union Has rank were Robert Boyla’n. Gordon * intoxicated, and no such right ex-1 drunkenness and dMprder owe it to three'or four Inches in diameter and other communities Reese, Horace Edmands. and Carol ■ lata. > . ' , themselves, to their communities about twenty feet long, blew or fell So Heavy a Tax Burden DrPricstcr. nlF of Troop 51. and The Banner is not discussing UiLs .and to their country to stand to- out .of a tali 'mapic tree .some thirty New Law a Tw.lv. % as Michigan Frcd Williams. 77. Second duos’matter from the stundjwlnt of put(Continued on page five) ifeet away. As it fell to the ground 1. U u not so m difficult d,M to to sup- ।' by tbc UnlM gultt CU1MM , . . ... frncted. it Scouts were Gcrold Gardner and . The Comme-dul Club was highly rt .^oois w|lh a property tax..1 some j»rt of It struck Mr. Storer on Grucie Hcnool UOUid Be department as well os in Other defavored TMeaday noop in having / But ln many rural dUtr|cU R u out , Max Cole, 77. To First Chios Scouts,? lliwino PI AQQ TG lthP lu'“d' cuu-'iln« ‘“m to be.sertEasily Maintained ; partments Of the federal govern­ Harold Bolo, 73. and Caro! Ed-1) Senator Frank Kulp, of Battle t j je q Ues tj on to maintain good JUNIUn CLASS TO • 'ously Injured. Doctor Swift, of Mldniond.-i. Junior Purchiu. Robert | . jcvlcd. upon .. _ real . .aies-es>• ■ Mrs. Maude Smith, county school1?®111:aUo ln*om®d?l?‘rt.1?*,lV’.?* niVF ANIUIIAI -PI AY dlevlUe, was called who remutvd Cr,*5'-^s 1 lc !‘pvakt'r a“d honor sclMwls by uxea Beattie. Albert Graham, and Seth 1 ---- — *------L__— «large ----- !< commissioner,is very busy these thirty-three states,and by the Unit­ Wiux rer ----may — possess UlVt ANNUAL FLAT hlm t0 pennock hospital, of this guest. The senator gave some chap-tate Butler. 77. To Star Scouts. Ivan i TT , ~ T . 1 city, where Doctor Woodburne at- ters from-his experiences "nt Lansing. wealth must rely upoir the intelli - days looking after school coruollda- j'dand hw Babcock and Jack Howman. 77. and and has Have Selected Three Act tended him until the time of his He was very felicitously introduced genre and morality of the people turn projects. Matters are progress, by Attorney L B. Life Seoul, David Townsend. 73. and the protect ioriof government in >ng favorably in the territory sur-; to»ny ofdTvdS ^covery. Mr Kulp Mid tlw he had always o.J;. "d“JI Tn,, !-.•■ may carrv- on hrs i rounding Nashville, where eleven mention. Tw«iity pCTcenlof Tydm Merit, badges were awarded for I Comedy-Drama r.uo.4.' ”„Whv ? 7 Be “ T»ie usual notices were filed with bus ne" -n ere Ls no reasr^ why districts have already signed the «r «ab are exported. -Hite llttte the fallowing projects; euaxl lor hu own ruhi and the boslnTO , T1 , r „. „„ „ TO> , w , ----, — . — — Rich ! —Date Feb. B me Department of Labor A» IndurT - n° ” own Mlle • ■ |petition. necessary petitions T»y> or three device has put Hastings <m the .map Athletics—David Towiisend. 73. COUNTY AGENT FOSTER •'Why Be Rich?" a breath-taking Try. under' the Workmen's Compen- rluht ol other, to think and reawn h alto-raw .—j----------other districts are itlikely to come in.;111 every continent. Auiomobiiing -Ivan Babcock. 77 WILL START CAMPAIGN comedy-drama of action, humor, satioh Law. giving notice of an accl- for themselves. The influence that (Continued on pagewi»r sixi There is also some interest being!. Mr. Tyden begun his talk by pay_____ , , ,, Blr.1 Hmdy-Crt Brawn, 77 rpMTIHV n sentiment and thrills by Darrngh I dental injury. The defendants filed hdd luul most to do in shaping his j 'shown in the townships near Del-'tag a tribute to the late R. B. MesBookbinding—Nelson.Gardner, 71. rrbnUAKi o Aldrich will be presented by the objections to the allowance of the. life was that of the home. He could T\*/n IA/IM PR17PQ JJL’tE0rs/ss.-rr-n-r . Business — -Jack Bowman and —* --------... ,-ncv.w '■:i ^hool-Pralrievflle. Orangeville •»" induced him to-come to Junior claw of the Hastings High claim for coq^penaatlon upon the still recall the part his mother had 1 vvu Howard Belsan. 77. in moulding the lives of the family' IN ESSAY CONTEST aid Hope-over possible conwhda- lUMtags and start the manufacture school. Friday. February 9 ut 8: grpund that the accident did not SIGNING Carpentry—Jack Sage. 73. al,'d. RULES FOR , non. which will give the territory.°f car «*ls here, although at that (arise out or of ana-in and-in rnc the^ourse of Mr. Mr. of five children. nnstTD aotc nn/cn o'clock in Central auditorium. :arise our course or Jack Green. 77have been in ।cmuim.™ | embraced m in uuthe uioinci district hu all w tire ” ll,ne h® waa ---------considering ,'wo prizes ..... - — •« awarded -• •— — cr* p propaal- i LUN I HAL Io UIVtN The play opens in the editorial Storer's employment. This position, When he was named to the state Electricity—Carl Brown. 77. senate, in November 1932. he first thi essay contest sponsored by the; privileges of'a twelve grade school.rttan for disposing of his patent. Ha . . I ---------' office of "The Star." a bankrupt.) (Continued On page three) jalso gave large credit for for the the xue tuc-­ Firem.anship—Glen D a y. hud the members of the taxation Hustings Commercial Club in con-,without any bond issue. al?o «» vc lsf8 e credit - --------------Minimum Requirements of VW...... countryJ paper. 1,1 in the u.ur little Village village <)l of, ------------ ’*** ' committee, on which he was placed, nectlon with the play. "Little Worn- i fn Yankee Springs there is being!.'res-, cess of the roninanv company to the late C. J. Kraft. Jack Bowman and Dennis, TO>as Baer Smllh. Ihr i^OULD SHOULD ABOLISH ABOLISH ALL i Corn Ten Acres, Pigs Four BaWhn. irtSu^tolS^hu ’property metn to 1By out aa program. The tn. as prewmeq nere oy me uiuejshown aa lively interest in the powi-i Yurgcr. nil of Troop 77.. meet to lay out program. The i n. ” as presented here by the Little I show n lively interest in the ixwsi-t (Continued on pa ge seven) owner, is about 1to lose n his property. . ----------- of .... - te<- „... m of Battle Creek. a.,-| pi|plla of I -------- - —* • ‘ . ------"' LEVIES chairman the ------commit wu> Theater «..( Guild Su- bnUy blllty of glvUlg giving lhe the ftChool school pupils First Aid—Donald Daxey and• Em-! Litters a ” Year when suddenly Diana Gray,Properii. an <y FPROPERTY w... . TAX , ersnn Struble, 71; David TownnendJ * Senator Glasnvr of Eaton county, zanne M. Sumner, daughter o! Mr. th ” township ,uthat the privileges of •«--thej ARCHIE MCDONALD The committee found that thou- and Mrs. George Sumner of Has-|MidcL 73; Jack Bowman and Billy Roc. 77. Una i County Agent Faster Is now giv- Phuned watt whom Uncle peter und ^ddUUUe Oom.Ud.M _ K1W.L T0 HEAD RED CROSS ins Attention thcnm.Hnr hu wl,e have “ do P led discovers For Support of Our State (Continued on page threcr mg nis attention to Ute Com-Hog Uncle p,,^ proJx.rty hJdes ' “ * J a student in tlie tenth (That would be very much worth a»u>ucu the u»v first utav prize while. Production Adjustment Program in gushers of oil. « Government—Why Not ,':-old for tuxes, unless something was grade, was awarded ’ ■ ’ done to prevent it. In his own counof $2.00; the ic second prize of $100 when one considers Act 238, which Reports Given and Officers ORANGEVILLE TWO jthls county. | The second act shows them In a State Income Tax? Mi.avu uituuii: x <xa < !ty of Calhoun 105.000 acres of'land was won by Janette Gaskill, a s'.u-. —, passed by ,.. v legislature at the . stu- was the RnnM Qnunni QIIDHIQ A «owr«"»en‘ pro«r»m u made NewhYork on Park Ave-, Chosen at Meeting Held .irinOapartment .' Those who will consult their tax were returned _us delinquent last dent in the Delton High school. hool. I recent special session, there seepn seems NUUM dUnUUL BUKNb necessary, because of the large sur- „.inue during a vain attempt to>get to get Inin-! Rin attempt •! rccclpls Ior lht. December tax levyt- year. Many more thousands of Classification in Jhe junior and in-1 every reason why ----* --------------- ------------ — .. ----- , -------- _..j rural districts Tuesday Evening --1 Plus of pork now in cold .storage, to fashionable society. The pathos of. leafrn that,, while state taxess acres had been "returned in previous -rrmaHioi. icrniediaie a(u<*inn« divisions has i«.»n been ■»,>/<<. madeI, should ... be connected up, in ways Fire Demolishes Building together with a definite reduction in their homesickness and their un-1i1 will About fifty were preaent at thd demand for American pork, couth attempts to be fashionable were supposed to be abolished, there- years, The first thing the committee difficult by the failure of many of, that are now possible, with consoll- annual meeting of the Barry County Late Monday Afternoon (j foreign while there has been no decrease In bring laughter and tears to the nu- ,was still a tax levied upon real cs-■ did nt their meetings was to pro- the contestants to indicate their dated or city schools, giving rural ; tate in Michigan for the supportI vide that the delinquent taxes of grade in school. After awards had pupils twelve grades, instead of the Red Cross Chapter held Jn th» —Some Insurance .pork..production on the farms of this dience. This sentiment is rudely :of Methodist social rooms on TueMW (Continued on page three) when jijn Brown a Texas ) the University, the Slate College■ 1931 and previous years be reas-'; been made. It was found that sevOn Monday night about six r«i.n(rv_ *« th- mw-mm-nt «-« and other state edticntimpil institu­• sessed evening, preceded by a lovely din­ Serai classed in the junior division i ------------- :—r j o'clock, the Orangeville school was I1'1 h5°rn “ntLJ,o5 Prob,?m one rancher, arrives with news that tions. If there were neither way ner. have been ranked in the TALENTED MUSICIAN found to be on fire, evidently catch“f1 ?on? redu^' Uncle Peter's name lias been used;| than through a property tax to keep' The committee found the cost of should intermediate. Efforts will be made IV ypcpcR QCRUmc Rev. L. L.'Dewey, who has served in« in the roof near the chimney. ■ f * not produce desired results to lUre victims to buy oil in a fake these educational institutions on a’ government in the state of Michi­ to announce the ranking In these Al V Cor tn otnVIUt as County Chairman for six years, ' gan is absorbing nearly one-third of The roof fell in so nothlmr was'un,c*8 work ln reducing the produc- company. basis we would favor the: conducted the business meeting, re­ ,. ! the income of the taxpayer. In oth-. two divisions by next week. Mrs ‘ The third net is laid In the office going | of the fake oil company where pl<m- institutions at any rate, for they- cr words of every S3 the taxpayer. Harris Woodburne served as judge. Franklyn W. MacAfee to Ap- ports of the secretary and treas­ desks and piano were taken out of * J? r „ nrn„-._ .« are needed—never more than now.• earns one is required for taxes. Only urer being given. pear at the Methodist ) the upper room. Clifford Knhllo. p.rogram cntlre- , ty of action und suspense will greet But we believe that it is easily pos­• one state. New Jersey, has a worse) SPECIAL ASSEMBLY OF Mrs. Don Foreman, who has been ...----------- ------yoU. Church Sunday the very efficient secretary for a less than ten acres of com und less! -------------- .. 1sible for the legislature of this5 record than Michigan in this re-I state to provide the money the state‘ spect. He declared as jhameful _the| GIBLUM COUNCIL NO. 49 humber of years, gave a report of Another real treat is in store for ESK’tti.'S- CHANGE TO BENEFIT needs in ways that will not levy ai number of snoopers and hjisy-bodHastings and Barry county people her work, and told what the Red raom. did X'nJ S." PEORIA LIFE HOLDERS cent on real gstate.. and would en­■ les now on the payrolls of local.j Battle Creek Members to next Sunday afternoon at five Cross has done in the county. Dur­ able the state government to do> state and; national . governments.: o'clock at the First Methodist Epis­ ing the past year 2768 sacks of flour Confer Super Excellent til she arrived rcudv for school the I Ruction in both corn and hog promore than it ever has done; whose living has to be paid by the copal church, when Frnnklyn W. were given 520 families represent­ next morning. There was Insurance 7110 excePUons “re °s fol- Mutualigation of Old Oom- much Master’s Degree to support the public schools of■ l (Continued on page six) MacAfee of Detroit will give an ing 2297 people in the city of Has­ were\'euMlbkl^foaTe,a^t^w ^much'i » »he average number of --------------------------- ' ” tings. Carlton. Hastings and Rut­ Michigan. । On Friday evening. Feb. 2. 1934. organ recital. puny Expected to Bene­ |Zabud Council No. 9 of Battle We bcllevfe. in the principle of the ALLEGAN GAZETTE Mr. MacAfee is a teacher of or­ land townshlpa. Approximately 3833 Ninety-seven children are enrolled acres Planted to coni on the land fit Investors in the Orangeville school and the? U‘c,u^d under a contract, exclusive [Creek will, confer the Super Ex­ gan. piano, theory and harmony of sacks were given in the other com­ sales tax; but we believe It was set, Permission has — been to at a higher figure than it should be., MAKES ITS COMMENT cellent Master ’s atDegree |n Mafull! music and liturgical music. He has munities In the county. are' holdlntrg classes In aa nenrhv cut green, was_, proceed ------------— received ivmiM.4 iiq VVIVH..UH i i dramatic form Hastings claws in nearby hall hall. ।Ieorn lcsJ| than lhftnfor tfnsilage ncresornverage ln lllOT2 with mutualization of the and that it ought to be reduced to! Tl;e total received from the an­ less ten acres average in thorough training in teaching and in, - ■ •-be re. Peoria Life Insurance Company, at least two per, cent. We believe', Isnnic Tempi?. Zabud Council is choir directing and has had wide nual Roll Call waa $408 70. divided 133, ------corn --------average — need• not Thinks Cong. Foulkcs GOOD RESULTS FROM rioted through the state for its ex- and successful experience as a as follows: Hastings City. $342.08; according to 8. J. Artier, local agent.' there should be a graduated gross; | (Continued on page three) Nashville, $28.40; Middleville, $35.­ )ccllen» work in this degree. The new company will be known as income tax levied, with the higher! Little Excuse for Abuse church and concert organist. BANNER WANT ADVjHojin^—^ the Peoria Mutual Life Insurance incomes paying a. higher rate. We Grand T. I. M. Dr. Arthur E. West Those who,heard Mr. MbcAfee in 02; Woodland. $48.50; CoaU Grove, of the Frank ; Company. realize that the constitution will; of Kalamazoo and staff of officers Ills previous performances here, $7.00; Woodbury. $4.50; Cressey, Our Congressman Foulkcs is hav- ’ wm be present. Companions from were loud In their praise of his $1.00; Delton. $12 85; Freeport, $19,­ F. D. Oinccbeaux Ootild Have! LEADERS MEET FEB. have to be amended to permit an) m — —------------------------------Utrln trouble (mtihln with the thp jonia, I- Eaton t-....... Rapids. Muskegon, ««« Income tax. That can be done, and tag not an little v,ith splendid ability and musical inter­ 35. The report of the treasurer Sold Several Horses Had . holders and that expenses we believe the people of Michigan postoffice department over his flra- j charlotte and Grand Rapids will pretation. He is a real artist on the showed $11105 impounded in tIMt Miss Roberta Hershey of----M.'policy He Had Them ; old Hastings National Bank and will be reduced to a minimum. Pol­ at the present time would favor it. grant .violation of postal laws in) also attend. organ. S. C. Will Discuss Nu­ Icyholders will control .the company. The government of the United mailing under his congressional ( please make an extra effort to atTills concert on Sunday afternoon $588.93 on hand ready for distribu­ P. D. Clnccbcuux nf Trail's End. The laws of the State of Illinois States had no difficulty in taking frank many thousands of Christ-1 tend this assembly. Dinner will be Is open to the public and-it is hoped tion to national headquarters. A Gun lake. Informs the Banner that trition Work , , , (relative to insurance companies from $80,000,000 to $100,000,000 a 1 mas cards to voters of his district served in the Masonic dining room J there umay „, « be aa „large audience to, portion of the amount remaining last week he advertised a horse for , here will be turned ovege»lo tfti sale. On Thursday morning, three Loen! leaders of the Barry Coun-) have been drastically tightened and year out of the state of Michigan who would feel flattered by such at g:3o p. m., eastern standard time. 1 hear Mr. MacAfee. . . I____________________________________ (Chanty fund of Pennock hospital. will — the new — company will comply through an income tax. with exemp- attention and be expected to rehours before Mr. Cincebeaux had’ty 1' Home Economics groups •••<• - "r-Officers elected for the coming lions much larger than would be member it In the voting next No ­ received his Banner through the!meet with Miss Roberta Hershey,!s1trict'> to them during reorganizanecessary, and a rate much higher vember. People read with astonish' year are: Chairman. Archie McDon­ mall. the liorse was sold, and buy-' Nutrition Specialist from M. s. C. at J.™ AIr‘ A/?Cr says that Pay­ ald; Vice-Chrm., Adalbert Oorte ers are still coming to see him about I the Hastings court housc.on Tuesday holders need nave no fear concem- than uwild be required for state ment Mr. Foulkcs' emphatic denial of Rtalt and his later explanation right; Secy.. Mrs. Otto Isenhath} the horse. and Wednesday, Feb. 6 and 7. gc-1 tog the stability of their investment. purposes. We believe the legislature ought that there was enclosed with the, Treas., Orvai Bayles. The above fe but one of many cording to Harold J. Foster, Cd. |. .P1*1* are !nany holders of Peoria Committee Chairmen—First Aid, to submit to the people of this state cards a message of some sort which j similar instances the Banner knows ' Agricultural Agent. P°*|cies In Barry county. Dr. C. P.’lathrop; Life Saving, Rus­ a constitutional amendment permithe thought)(entitled the missives to, about and the number of satisfiedj The February lesson makes the' ~ ting a state income tax. the frankiftg privilege . as "public sell Cleveland; Volunteer Service, patrons of the Banner Want col-!third lesson given in the winter* CITY TO RENT VOTING . < — documents." That statement was al-| In Letter to Banner, Mrs. VV. R.Cook Charles Paul; Home Service, Mis. umn is steadily growing. The cost is’Nutrition series. Miss Hershey will mafuiilic eno a vein 1 '* so untrue. The thousands of cn- j Edwin Sayles; Junior Red Croat, small but lhe results more than discuss nutrition from the child) • MAunlNt rUn A TtAn Writes of,Impressions On Trip West Ttnn Anrfinn velopes enclosed only cards. It was Mrs. Maude W. Smith; Public tnJustify the cost. i standpoint taking up the packing of' —-----formation. Miss Mabel SiMOii; Nu­ If you have something you wish to I appetizing lunches for hungry school Will Try It Out Thia Year— j ———— This trip ,to .thp. I?acl.flc «»«■ eoaf-L_ We on the we no sooner got located « U1. trition, Mow Doris Streeter; Nurs­ buy. sell, renf, or exchange a smallichildren and tire co-operation of! Wnnlrt Nnnd P(va fnrI WM. FINGI.ETON The mails certainly were filled with; ’?'shL.wl‘11 ’’““ded "Innocents Pennsylvania parlor car than wo ing. MYs. John Nobles; Disaster H«-' adv. in the Want Column usually ’ parents with teachers on the hot ou a f*eea r,ve Ior | ram Four Wards i Having decided to quit farming-them. The posfoffice dopartment is as J*?f lr procw;tIl 'd to investigate Mid there brings desired results. ; lunch program. j, Four hwm. Four Wards Wards :wm mnal-tnn will hav- »n an-tinn after lilm for $900 for ixjstagc Hl5'have e'er reached this was revealed a box of Gilberts lor Isenhalh was chosen Roll Call nut,rtt"n amon» The dty council met on Friday the 5 L S only escape seem* to ^a plea of part,cular sccllon ot country in this "Rotary Ann " and boxw oT cl­ HIGHTsCHOOl'cLASS chuSSS! Chairman for 1934. In appreciation of the years of i naoita incluaing the new. x one-fourth mile north nt ivtrt send anvthlmz whatever under his! Wlule nc hasbeen to the coast, in gar it seems from every member of splendid faithful Aervlce of Rev. L. OFFICERS SELECTED »'Xm. i. :itudc towards food andj The council voted to rent a voting < or eight miles north of Hustings' franking privilege: und this may'£hc Northwest. I had never gotten the club for tucked under the band “nd lndtallon machine, mqde by the Automatic Henry Flannery will cry mis Mde no*, and should not. excuse him He “n<l °f *“ * ‘H**ri“«i personal Students M.de~0hoice, for *Tu thl dp^-n«(nn m t (t(«n'Vollng Machine company, and will; offering to the highest bidders. 2 did not buy all his cards in one “ the. W^,»pf0)ed n?VC m^aRe fro,n every f«itow member The new chairman, Mr. McDun« Second Semester Last date the Extension Nutrition .tr try try 11 '««•<*'» out foc' a >year to determine determine horeeaio horewu 10 head head of of cattle cattle. feed f«d tools tools Place. We know of a. newspaper of- a"d Interesting to both of us. And Of course I reached for one-the i To u2 ll... ... * 11 car to Wcck F 'd I Oreuiev-r nuL.enroenntj^d I*®** I’rcs *fcw ’nled Ml“ .. Her- (whether it will be practicable Jnd? quantuy howhoWgrids' ------ 1,1.. n reea,towuse n an o) came. ieea.of toois. ^nars. | to my customary rambling manner measkge-not the cigar, and It IS” •*»» Im uctu torn »rry i'"«X« » .tom U. lulure etecllon., It vourn, |¥S <ulf.IXltaSrtSt ! worth and of course regarded that 111 try and tell.Banner renders some proved to be Ray Branch's very ap. ’ ■ )•!•«:» words of greeting. The Friday was election day .ut High • Barry county women. «weiny-mnc । machines are used only one each as a bribe for supporting him in the mprewtans. Mr Cook will propriata greeting, considering our spirit of interest and school when the four classes chose groups are now actively studying would be necessary in lhe first sec- ! next election. It is' doubtful that “?<» hU.»«« a and inform- destination: manifested and all are ter ‘aiS“J?re S’ fo7to^T°nd *mri’ nu‘rn‘on *" ,he CDUnly w,th an '"’iond and third wds; while1' two nouncement on another page of the scheme will work. The price of।lanowj. Just think BUI. you may see Mac this Issue of the Banner. Bentot ifJSent r«hn °ver 45° «wun I wouM required for the fourth support is rather luw. Detestable We left home Monday, the 15th.on , Wcst 8en.or Clauw—President, John Er-, Following the iocal leaders meet- w-ard It Is claimed that one maas this action of Mr. Poulkes is. it **w .T*”11, :A ,M' |ral" ,or And If you do, Just smile your beat MRS. D. M- VAN WAGONER. VlM-rn., U.rd M.r«>n: in, ,rou. le.dur .Ul hold1 „„“X iS, is ... only — in keeping ----with other. ““pids. I felt it.quite like a second , >say as ahoqld the chance be WOULD LOWKB --------™ 7 TraA.-^mnUnn wliAl, toqtf pmp. ,15. Sr". “ then to” ITO I Because of the death of her hus-----band. ----------------------------- ---------"... Laming dupaid Mrs. D. M.-----Van--Wagoner will strange ways he Iras h<memoon manifested.- with *• pretty oorsagr. Junior cuL-rre.. Hov WhluJuBE -rrs A MINOWo'5^lum' ]have an an auction auction sale sale at at the the farm farm 33 Allegan iscnt a thoughtful young friend.. .q^ o)nll. up aluj rnc tome. Governor edtnatuck Allegan Gazette Gazette, _i.------- ... — -------------- ... ----------------.pinned on my coat, and the cur-1 time!" his purpose to —--------- - -------------B. „ °S ’'?,IDAY Y,O”T Tta^lUtoli «lra volto to tuTOU miles south of Nashville or one mile (rent number of Fortune, presented Qjvc tny' tove MartB nresaler. south of three bridges, sale to begin ANNUAL MEETING OF XT V L°“‘ A “'5L •' •'«« '«»•• on North Brtodw,. Iat 12:30. Included in the list are a by another young friend, tucked' . hr<1.Ioh. „ ,.w lh_ turn, which will HASTINGS CIVIC PLAYERS, • J*e Baldwin. I the Methodist, church on Friday near Uie state garage ,work team. 3 cows, 0 young cattle, TLThe -------nnnunl------inretln, or rhe ru»- under my .rm“ , Sophomore Class—Pt^s. Harel evening at 8.00 o'clock, sponsored me state gwy«<r« rHv<tools, miscellaneous, some household **ngs Civic niav-rs Players will hbe h-M held ' in ; Added to the thrill of starting on I*o*w’ pimpbell; Vice-Pres.. Lorne Erb; by the Queen Esther girls under the! NOTICE CITY TAXPAYERS. long anticipated trip-, via the I hoP* ><*» llk« the weather goods, etc. Henry Flannery will cry the Community Room jindcr the 'this ' Sectctary. IHorenre Westerlind; direction of Mr. A- B Oidley and City taxes must be paid before the sale and Fred Fuller will be the Hastings National Bank. Friday Grand Canyon, was the appearance,And it's Just like summer there < Treas.. Genevieve Erway. Miw Elizabeth Henry. This three February *0 to avoid the usual add- tclerk. Sec the adv. on another page, ctciUliK, from uic the Rotary!And the California FT.-M. 4. num , , does ,—— L, climate .--------evening, Feb. 2. commencing Hl at o-w.'-t 8:00. of < representatives ___...........nvwii; .......... ' IW-lr, iii-----imi*1,! —of f/ thlnnln — —hair? —f *Freshman Class—Pres Marshall act comedy canters around a fart ed penalty, which will be applied to ____ - - -__ n^z-nrHIlIET to MrstoDMrs. r> D. Wrtl. o'clock, according D. Wai- — Club .-.r.rwith _ an interesting bumpy Hc*P th the growth thinning Cook; Vice-Pres . Donald Doxey;; Chinese pottery vase, involving all unpaid taxes after that date — CHICKEN SUFFERtop. „general chairman. Officers will | looking parcel with instructions not Happy Landings. Lou Beumer. 8ocy; steyen Johnspn; Treas. Hot- many amusing situations. You will (Nellie M. Smith, City .Treasurer.— Dowling church f*bruary 2 from 'be elected • ■ and plans • - for the fol- to open till we boarded the Chicago It was a temptation to proceed ace Angell. • enjoy seeing u. j'Adv. ssi* to eight, 15c and 28c.—Adv. (lowing year discussed. train. (Continued on page all) DOWLING GROUP GETS KIM SIGLER AWARD FOR ADVANCEMENTS TOLO EXPER ENCES SCHOOL DISWTS SIGN PETIT OHS 15710185 . CORN-HOG OILu T Oil PROGRAM NEXT TKX SS S ’------- New Scenes Unfold, Old Friends Are-Met Enroute to Los Angeles �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY H, 1834 PAGE TWO ROOTS CLOG SEWERS CAUSE MUCH TROUBLE ty were Shocked to team ot the body of eli davis GOV’T. SENT CHECKS TW0 0LD RELICS ’ ARE HIGHLY PRIZED «. .^^^Xdl TO WHEAT GROWERS ---------- in hl* garage on Saturday morning< LOCAL NEWS --------- - * ---------death of Sajjerrteor Birney MeinUncanny How Rootletfl Dis- tyre of Basting* township on Thurs- Copy of Mary Washington's by Under sheriff Ta»ker and at/.Paid Premium of 20 Genii W. R. C public supper, Saturday. Harry Thompson 1 a Bushel on Average -au.v Grack nr Wnln in Hw-had been stricken with .1 Wil) Dater in 1788 and Pa- !Munhai Feb. 3. at hall —Adv. According to Information given • cover Oracle or Hole in sertoUa atuek of pneumonia, and Will water in iiooauar* I LyBarker announces some special | per Printed in 1800 ithe Banner, bavu had often gone to Crops was taken to the hospital the prer Sewer Joints -------------bargains in this issue. Read them In | vious Saturday, because he would: Ur and Mr* George stowe 11 of hi* farm wplh of the city to care; County Agent Prater received last — Tlve city engineer is having contiX£ ,’uX"toto aC ... ....--------- -- ’— im. I for his bees and when he did not' week About 820,000 in check* from ihi* paper.—Adv. Wrcw’->. ESL'" m^^ « «... B. TKAND TtiEATEF Haitings, Michigan • Telephone* 2244.2557 HL— Day Special Attraction! WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY I. fiJi SS’.m SU X I. S’ S »«-«.«h.„ w,?ui »« come 1 in thi* county. The amount paid Albert Beamer has returned raure UdTJrouS?1" ’*'*'“** “ SvumdS mornffiTHe was M yea!? ond^lvid for a considerable time 'home, tt’ wa* reporua to the officers thi* time wa* 20c per brahei tor the j,ne f^n^k hrai IU1 atuu TJSi'SK' to ~d,5Sn.,r.^„0<u»w1uMM.n ...... ......... IDIIISA MAY ALCOTT'S he had died from a stroke and 1931. This 820,000 was very! Mrs u„le Wood is Quite sick al how a tittle rootlet will strike out- Mr. McIntyre was elected super-, Otic is a cop) of the win ot Mary dications of apoplexy while cranking his car. much like finding the money for ' hc llornt . o( Mr n(1 j b De . from one of the big root* of a tree Msor of Hastings township'in 1910 Wa*Nngton. mother of the Father .. (to kr> w in (to .to(ch iM.ltoo «ho recflwd (to check.,.“J (J! boJT and make almost a bee line for a and served continuously for 17; of His Country. The will wo* dated the crank laid nearby. Another payment of 10 cents per! watch for the second annual Httle erkek or a little hole in a sew-:years. He was reelected in 1932 and iMay 20. 1788 and disposed ot u Surviving are the wife, two soils, bushel will be made them next fahJ..JoU juvenUe Mimu-el*" Frhiayi: tr joint/ Ouee it finds such a crack 1933. so he had given 19 years of number of articles to her children Llewellyn and Charles, and one from which will be deducted certain wbriwl. 9. at Emmanuel ParUT! lw-tfie tiniest opening, the rootlet service In that office. No one ever She wax a woman of great intelli- daughter, all of Grand Rapids, and expense*, which will reduce the sec- llo?^ wnmanuci .rarum. crowd* into it. Once it gets inside, questioned the integrity of Birney genre and force of character One JQAN BENNETT FRANCES DEE Mn U‘r‘haU «*>’roen» 10 Mround fl ccnU pcr An appheatkm for marriage Iltt rend* out numerous spikelets McIntyre nor hi* purpose to do his . can sec from reading her will that of this city. ; bushtl. . I cense wu, taadc Wednesday for ihleh absorb the moisture and re- best for the township he represent- she wished to dispose of her person- Smith PAUL LUKAS JEAN PARKER Mr. Davis had served in the; There were 402 in the county who] C ar ]. 0ll nabeock a«e ’0 and Donturn it to the tree. ed so long on the board, of which he al belongings to the one* who would EDNA MAY OLIVER Spantsh-American war and was a entered into contract* with the fedn ,, 8h . are 19 both of this I The latest trouble was found in was an influential member always.; moat appreciate them member ol the 1. O. OF. of this eral government and reduced their • s . I sewer on South Church street — ----- “ copy nt He was a man of dean life, -honest The other relic '* is a of ,ht> die wheat acreage 15 per cent for thei Mary Allcrdmg — and straightforward Ulster County Gazette, printed at city. passed away at. Funeral services were held at lhe 1934 crop. The funeral held fronT Saturday Kingston.4. New York.paper The used datewas is the St. Joseph hospital tn Ann ArBATTLE CREEK AREA afternoon al twowas o'clock the * January 1800. The ------------- ------------------fteriioon at two o'clock front the' January 4. 1800. The paper used was Baptist church on Tuesday afteribor Monday. January 29. The fuPROGRAM FOR WEEK OF FEBRUARY 4 COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT Methodm church in this city. Rev. much better Quality than that noon at three o'clock. Rev. B J. Ad- BRUSH RIDGE CEMETERY ------ ri'nrf rTwKFTiKr, ncral wU> b* «w*d « Hu*' p ’• —---Karl Keefer of Potterville conduct- which to used by newspapers today. cock officiating. The I. O. O. F. had Unnh md» rirAe • Import Methodist church tomorSUNDAY-MONDAY—FEB 4-5 BSSE*,»S^h^?»in2rh? row- Thursday, al two o'clock. kSc;>uts ond'Scouters of the Battle mg the .service. Burial was In Valley ill was manufactured trom rags, had charge of the burial service in Riverside cemetery. ' and Win winttcmort o* 1 0,1 prt “ c Cloven <>l ,hUs U#uc ' Ca, ‘ Creek area council will hold their Horoe cemetery There was a large much more tensile strength and I ACK MOIT With FAY WRAY MtJTLFdi on veth and Sh-bbin* announce a iut annual meeting at Kellogg AuaitorAuditor- ;attendance at the funeral funeral. Many of '.would .would stana stand loiomg folding mucn much belter. ocirer nnco ..nT CnOD£:*in JAV1V HULl WALTER CONNOLY ‘ThiSdav Jan 25d^o t re .•? bargain* that will mean trenwnturn this evening, commencing at his associates on the board of super- than the wood pulp paper used in UUCo NUI oUortlW UT unit. IE 1*11 I I IUITATIAU T^r^ho'i^'tmii^?iS 1 “l,rsua>■ Ji*u- "■ ■» pre..em. dous 8ihJ^«' rtn home needs. The 7:30 o'clocZ Outstanding features visors were present, also a large jour time. Afterthe thebountiful bountiful dinner dinner the thebusi busta aurprL,Ulg wr|cty <4 , MILL LIMI I A I IUN After ­ lut on the program will consist of an number of neighbors and friends' ThLs T’’’* number contained an obitu... sketch of George <uu..ka nMn.. 1 — ness meeting was taken up. Our ary Washington "' *-----‘ "" . . W»1QS4. . nine in m>v iwunc address by Branch Rickey, vice j from the city and township. ADDED—Comedy—“Midsummer Mtuh" Oddity—"Menuiwhodiedon December 14. 1799. The Not Exceeding 15 Mills Al- president. Mrs. Mae Anders. asked apjwrrI’,t whcn you read the list.— rident and general manager of — high appreciation expressed in this j lowed Excent for Pay:each member to make a special ef- A{jv St Louis Cardinals: "Salvage." 1 PASSING OF C. G. MAK. paper evidenced the strong hold he . ? Tort lo att®udJ®vcrytneetlng dunn8 Those who visit the city-hall, at a ■»» Sew: Pto-. dgeus by H. --------,J*I Christian Gottlob „„ Mak. .a -brothADULTS U CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS the -aflretlonk of— the■peo-। J ing Old Debts । the rear ?. tirac wlwn when aitiflcial artificial light* >»«hU are.ncccsareiiea B„>ley ol UW Lakrvi™ pUym: r-m-law ol «u„Kn Wur;.t -------------nt Mr< Mr*. o Gcttlieben Wur.-l 'had n.at upon --w.Ts, O,L’“4-"’J,1unt in M,ry tirac e^rnc - wlU not ,al1 tn* noUeB U,e Kellogg Cereal Serennders; the lind an uncle o» Ernest Wurst of T,lc o1 hb day. some people are of the opinion nTtLreahln th? wnrk in Coldwater State School all Scout city and well known to most of i Thc advertisement* were quite that the Fifteen Mill Tax LimlUXTaZvunXi .’hZ ZZmZ’ gieat miprovement in the electric TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 Tumbling and Clogging Team . ^r,y German settler, m Woodbr“al «‘«ned b* t,K tion law is replaced by the Thatcher . lighting of the council rooms and ‘ land townshiE dkd at ht* home in sh -rifT. were the mrat numerous. 3ilas Act which is not true. 'r> »»' >*«* a*° “,ld *n “‘‘j city offices. The, council, the city FUNERAL OF MRS. . J™™*' ” tbrae were foreclosures real .. ..1 —'these were foreclosures on real es-on • t »,.. esl «n,i«arinn ' til today one could easily set what clerk, treasurer and all concerned Tile Fifteen nut Mill Tax 1Limitation our Httle circle of a few members WILLIAM HICKEY. a ' ‘ d »*r«m.l property, which appreciate the great Improvemept. lost vu years.----------- -----------i5 still in force and It is the The remains of Mrs- Wm. Hickey aan z . .L®8 .t Oppalsbohm ‘ -- debts. A‘ duty of the county tax commis- has done in the way of improve­ । ---had bet-n 'taken -to --satisfy SALLY EILERS, Norman Foster, Ralph Morgan Let'S everyone boost the work of Vermontville were brought here H® "aermnnv 'comlmi that «<nn ... __ ui // ' noteworthy noteworthy advarU&ement advurtlsement was that sion to riivtAn divide tn,, the hainnm balance nt of tiw the ment. ANOTHER ” Flip tin- Frog in •T».^l^fn<c,• attending meetings and all work­ PASSING OF Tuesday from Detroit, where .he jnT^and ^12d mi^ John Schammakcr. Jr., a fe*l- .................................................. ............ BARRY CO. PIONEER. fifteen mills after the deduction of by died, and the_ funeral was held at Hu|nlx)It Jcbp |ater mOving to;dcnt of Rochester. New York, who the state tax rates if any. between ing together. Novelty—-Walking lhe DugMrs. Margaret Mullen, who ccleNext meeting with Mrs. Mildred the 8t. Rose church this Wednesday EustLs Mr Mak was a local preach- advertised for sale "a stout, healthy the county, the townships and ninety-fifth birthday in No Coupon Required *t ten o'clock. Father B N- „ " Those school dis trie " morning at R „ iny pastor whereverI1 negro ncW° wench «*"ch." Those interested interested were were jSchool districts. Bght-tenths of' one Hovey. 127 E. Grand St. Hastings bratcdTicr December, died on Saturday night, Geller officiating. Burtal in Mount • "“*• “ ’ h invited to call and inspect the prop- mUl u deducted for the University Thursday. Feb. 22.—Hazel Nash. at the home of her daughter and Calvary cemetery. Mrs Hlctey te ^^^X^hurc^tough ®rt>’ | and State College which leaves 142 Press Corr.. husband. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Park­ WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY—FEB. 7-8 survived by a sister in Ypsilanti. Mr. tralned )n 111C Lutiicr- .That human nature in those days | to be allocated by the county tax er, So. Jeilerson Si Before comini; wa* much a* Jit1 1* now is sh shown conunlaftlotls A mUiimbm lnunmbm of of three three: Mr ,^?i?Ab£5’. «>f wn to Halting*.to make her home with: twY^rears^go8 1>a58Cd aWay about lan an church in Germany. He is as m. u,c|' “ ,^n bj '" commissions. church in Germany, He is sursur­ *^ made to the county and 4 ..?£ "k ।her daughter *he had resided ut vived by one »nn. Charles Mak. and the articles advertised as tost or mlU> stolen. One man wished to regain mll |s to each school district. ThLs ‘ *® c *£* ™ 11 £ d *' ” ^ h 5, r ZA 1 ’ I Prairieville for many years. She nuo...nb GUILD NO. 18. iwo daughters. Mrs. Minnie T<*erer HOSPITAL d '' 1«.>■ born in Ireland m»l838 and PRESTON FOSTER, RICHARD CROMWELL The regular meeting of Hospital and Miss Anna Mak. 21 grandchil- !>ossessl3n Ol a gun which he boldly win leave 7 2 mills to be assigned by C N N Tobias Sunday. T0Dlaj> sunciat. Gulld No. 18 will be held al the dren. 33 great-grandchildren and proclaimed had been stolai from his j ult. tax commission on county. c- Mr. ITarl Barrell ot Oerro.t »l«> Irrr larrnu «, y.rt > township* and school in such manADDED—"PI.EASE"— tuo reel with Bing- Crosby home of Mrs. C- D Bauer. 325 E. one grcat-grcat-grandchild. The premises. turnrd to her home TunrUv ,lur ’• “»»'.“'.'J,7 ’•. .rz' *, 7“.----- .. : v'”'. her «“ — Y..---------— mnrriivfi! when *hc and Mr Liricoln st . on Thursday. Feb. 8. lunetal was on Thursday. Jan. 4 in Both there relics pre well pre- ncr „* will in its wisdom best pro- -----served. It would take a good deal tojmote the general well being of the ,J£L l° 08 Mullen camp to Michigan. Mr. MulMembers an- urged to be present, the Eustis McthodWt church. induce Mr. and Mrs. Stowx-11 to part, lx-oplc in the county. for her father. C. N. ADULTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS Ion who was a black,noth, died in 1 |wlU> them. _ , B„ ,l Wt *r (he .Ute (,, r.«W Q Visitors welcome. 1 ‘ i But altogether the state tax rate,^ DEATH OF CAPT. PEACOCK. 1900K . •! : if there is any. and the county rate. 1 • Hastings people ^Hl remember vrri. Surviving are the daughter. Mrs. ■ companicd their guests. Mr. ai.-l and the township tax rate and the ! I!Captain Thomas Henry Peacock of ATTEND EXECUTIVE FRI.SAT.—FEB. 9-10—Two Feature Attraction* Mrs. Fred Meyers nf Detroit, to Parker, two roM. Charles of OUefco nnsisiiTTrr uccvinr tax ratrs can not oxccetl 15 Minneapolis. Minn., who with Mrs. Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. and Will of Pratrievtlfe. also IW"! LUMMI I I tt Mtt I INu dollars on a thousand, except tuxes Ionia Peacock, luis often visited her sbi aged tLslcr*. Mrs Jennie Norns and Meyers.. •— I levied,urfurme Hie paymentmiof interest Edd. ter.-Mrs. John Kurtz, of this city. . . s— ;— . . . iwv«cw Mr- Sarah Smith of Prairk-vjUc. Orville Tobias of Detroit spent Capt. Peacock, who was 86 years Hastings Legionnaires Are and principal on obligations m- the week end with hi* parents. Mr. bcz-idrs five grandchildren and of age. died on Tuesday of last week — • ... tl™**» —■—• ,**«• —•seven great grandchildren. Named for Various Activ«> }*ce—“■— ber »’• .»■»« >«“• Mrs. C. N. Tobias. . . . . Taxes levied under this exception 7 and after a week's illneM. He was bom Mrs. Phenla Wilkinson of- Kala­ The funeral was held a: the itlOS in the District ; are known as debt service tax rates in Stockton-on-Tees. England, mazoo is spending some time with( ; home of Mr- and Mrs. Parker on coming to this country when a . Commander —... r. ... Albert xz. Craig. Albert [ ••* Mrs. C. N. Tobias and helping her. Tuesday aftrenoon at two o'clock. . . .c.'ivr- /itADDED ATTRACTIONS—Ohwald, the Lucky Rabbit, in young man. He was National Senior Dykstra. T........ S. K. Reid and Frank. o PASSING OF vine MRS. i-i ELRev, L. L. Dewey officiating. Burial her housework. I • '‘Parking Space” Paramount New* Vice-Commander of the Grand Antuble were in Coloma on Friday MER WARREN TUESDAY. with, Floyd Toblius of Kalatnazco spent was in Prairieville cemetery. Army of the Republic, and Often evening attending a meeting of the Mrs, Elmer Warren, sister of for- Sunday ' Mrs. Mullen was a remarkable afternoon with Ids parent.. CHILDREN 10 CENTS told of his war experiences. Jlc was American Legion Executive comProbate Judge Ella C. EgglesETanx Tobias rouios of 01 Nashville reosnvure sjx-nt sjx-ni: '>? “.vv"" ’’ Sbf’’elained Frank ’?’*” n'‘‘?y prcsenl flt Appomattox when Gen. mittee of the Fourth District. The 1 too. tlh-d at her home in Sunfield1 Thursday wi*i. wuh—-ail Thui«>,y with hu UbMh-' ’" her fncutic* '«•"»»,mui a‘”1 v Robert R. Lee surrendered to Gen/District Commander is Earl Rock- township early Tuesday morning er Charley forested in world events and wir* ------- With"iS 1 '"'" Mr. Ahdmr Matthew.I■■tedy. the ..ettvUle. ... Oraxn well of oolomn .alter an illness of several weeks. . Surdvir.g are the wife, one son. The budget for 1934 was planned' Surviving are tfic husband, one ..nd d.ushter. Dlani ot Hutto,. h" »mU, . tndjrtond.. SmpaUW Thoma* Henry Peacock. Jr., apd one and various committees named. Mr daughter. Miss Lena Wanen. und .pent BMW erening MU, her els«■'■»*« to (ltoWr.-to.xl one,, • day School Was delightfully enter­ Pennock hospital, seems to be daughter. Mrs. Victor Adams, also' Reid was chosen as district* chair- a *011 Stanley, two sisters; Mrs. ter. Mr. and Mrs Will Moore. Di- ■ -• tained Saturday by the Willing slightly better. several grandchildren, all of Minne- man of Boy Scout work; Frank An- E«6>f*ton of this city and Mrs. ana remained until Sunday. QUIMBY. i i apolis. Mrs. Kurtz w;as .unable to nable is a member of the convention 'Helm Durham ot Battle creel;, ami Mrs. Lena Wilson of Kahunazix*. Mrs. Loyal Lowell visited her par­ Workers class nt the Greenfield Ida Moore, who is spending go for lhe funeral because of ill- committee and Albert Craig is on'<>»«-’ brother. John Mill*, of -Tacoma, theMrs. visited her niece. Mrs. B. I. Ed­ winter with her son. Will Moore ।ent* in Maple Grove the past week. ! home. ness. the membership committee. The I Washington, besides other relatives. Brown and family, visited her sister, Mrs. 1 he'.Qirtior department of the Sun- Mrs. Glenn Kellogg, who.is ill ut monds, part of lust week. ---- - -----------------Department convention Is to be in I funeral services will be at the Trego, in Hastings’ a couple day* j | PHILIP K.NISKERN EVI--------------- Traverse City in September und the ■ Woodland Methodist church on last week. DENTLY ISSUES EDICT, national convention in Miami. Fla.. I Thursday afternoon at two o'clock­ Mrs. Lydia Bryans of south Has­ i Those who knew Mrs. Warren In a recent -issue of the Bronxin October. ' Heavy loved her fot her many noble and ting* visited her sister, Mrs.-Burrell ville. N Y,. Press, appeared a short ■ Fleece* ±— • Womanly characteristics. She was a Phillips Thursday. item about Philip Kniskem, well MOTHER OF EIGHT DIES AT HOSl'ITAI.. knowtLhere. who is one of that city';: HOSPITAL, loyal wuc. wife, a miuuui falthlul niuurer mother auu and a kings'1 vMtcd ^heir narents1 Mr M.., Merna Menu Belle M, Cashmore. Ctohnmn-. 28. to.jrnto n^htor. police commissioners . Evidently he Mrs. .true iruma ana ,new* ----- ^l.to, -------- »*•»* OX (xI'mS keenut. has been issuing-some kind of- an wife ol George Cashmore, of As- wUW to help those around her. Ileavy Railroad and Mr. and Mrs Meli Hendershott ut i order against the jxiliceman indulg­ syrla township, died atT 30 o'clock;She wiU be sadly mfcred in her Kalamazoo gpent Wednesday eve­ ing m the consumption ol wine ac­ Sunday morning in Pennock hospi- i home, in the church which she ning with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. cording to the following ditty: tai here following a major I loved, and in lhe community acllviC. N. Tobias: Phil Kniskem speak* in earnest 1' operation which she underwent Sat- lies in which she participated. The Jay Webster of Urbandale spent ;,u:ua, urday night ».o. Mrs Cashmore had world for her having .lived Wednesday He hopes this village stops ---------is---better — — afternoon and night Tlk custom thnt has swiftly grown, been in failing health for some time in it. She caves a goodly heritage । with C. N. Tobias. . Of wining village cops •**-•' for the lav, rand last three mnntWc months had 1■ to her famllv family and friend*. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy been staying with Mrs. Ala Crago in I “ ■please do not have my coppers, and. Mt. and Mrs. Hubert Beadle ot SILVER MEDAL CONTEST. j this city. She was stricken Saturday i Look on the wine whin red. spent Bunday with Mr. and Extra lleavv u..u became necessary. There will be n Silver Medal Con- I Hastings an operation For though w iiave a sjilcndid force, and Keet Tobias. complication* developing resulting ’est under the uiuploes of the W. C ;Mr*. ' They are human." Philip said. in her death • T. U. ut the U B church in the i The cedar Creek Cemetery Circle will meet at the Cedar Creek church And Phil s a man ot action. Mrs. Cashniore was the mother secofid ward at 5 30 P M. Sunday A whizz bang when he's rough. of eight. cKUdren. -hildren She wa* ,w M"’ Myr°“ was born May :mernoon I afternoon. averyouoy Everybody ure.reu invited. Two The moral must be—Bronxville cops- u. .7^ *w4. in Johnstown township,|Of the judges will be Mrs. Honora,90" w f u>. 10c FIG BARS Can’t stand this legal stuH. { ' * county, ' SILVER NUT Barry and had resided in'Pratt and Mrs. Harm Woodburne BARRYVILLE. has this vicinity ail of her life 'The rv“ third judge • "'**" u “* not Kbeen ““” deDEATH OF MRS. KREMEL 3 «... 10c on definitely. ■ “and nd Mrs. Will Hyde spent Besldes her husband. Mrs'. Cash- 'elded ___ , , ___________ ^l_y in Battle Creek 'and -- Thursday All Wool, Zipper From more leaves five daughters. Minnie called on Arthur Lathrop They Mrs. Robert Surtne >Madeline! May.-Alberta. Viola. Mary and Bar­ THORNAPF1.E GARDEN CLUB. ! railed RAISINS 4 u.pw. 29c pound Regular meeting of Thornapple ■ found him much Improved in health; Gurdr.e; • 36. died on Thursday^: bara. and three son*. Albert. George the home of her parents. Mr. und Henry and Martin W., all at home. Garden Club will be held ut the! which i» good news to his friends, RED HEN MQLASSES n..2c». 14c any- here ,__________ Mrs Charles Gardner, alter several m smlthUM Johfil S? tomutoo* court house Thursday. Feb. 1stPta" I »*«•« ol Fm-|x»l is' weeks t Incss. The funeral was held .Tw at the Gardner twine on Saturday- SuS Funeral services wm oc S neia It aci—•-—••• — ——■' -- •iWCUl -»•—— tb.tl.U her niece. MU. Hcbtr H.­ at 2:30 P M Mrs Wiley. Christian^ o-cIocfc this .Wednesday afternoon P”38™1” U bclllg Prepared for thL 'ter. and family. Mr. and Mr.- Sam Geiger of the Striker district were । Bcwr.ce rhe sen««Hrtw,s Funeral Funr„i Home. Battle B«(to - retofci. cto.tot(toj „ the Hrbblc Freeport j Sunday callers there. ice Bur al .ice .u was in Riverside ceme- Crvck um. ...wlth - Kldef w c llanltlnx. ot: — ----- : NORTH .MARTIN CORNERS. I Mr. and MrJ- Chks. McCoy und: w!;'' . , , ; .... . the Urbandale Seventh Day AdvenThe Martin P. T. A. will be held . l..c derea-A-a ua., wel. gnawn hire Ul cf,urch. officiating, interment in Friday evening February second, a sons of Grand Rapids motored het< : ---... — w ------------, ---------Sunday and took Mr. and Mr3. Will । .11 V-r all h*r Extra Oualiiv •ahvre .h, she Kid had 1.VWH lived nearly • nln»play trA-, from ST-.,vltlf* Nashville, nln.iimusic hv by CW"!v,. Den;,- Hyde to Battle Creek with them' Lb. 10c life. Sincere sympathy la expressed SLICED BACON :more's. Rev. Wing will give a talk where they called on Mr. and Mrs.' to the terrared one. ' . BARNEY MILLS I*. T. A. 3 Lge. Can* 20c MilluIC Armour'* V<ribe*t The Barney MUI* p T. A. met a’. fur the community Refreshments Oa6ka. will be sened. Please bring cups and, Burr Faxvett spent Thursday in <'! Jan ^Yhr^UilJrmeetinru’asPP00"- Ali.arc cordially invited to Bank Orvik Creek Oil m’biiSlilvSS. buitaess.’ A small iwuse just north .. *v. Lg«. Can 10c SOUP Alice Tomato Soup and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre Mar-'“uend r ' I OrangesHie'burned on Monday aft-‘conducted by _Pres Hjcabeth I , Heavy Weight, Double and M Mrs. httle Norman—of—Quimby uere u.«: was occupied by a luJ and rs- Vernon . r[‘jr ant*'h —--------------- ---------ernoon. Tin P place tm An announcement of the Adult Adult !| 3 Lb>. 15c BANANAS inuple with class at- -Hairy Babcock's calIfd Satur!?a,y aftcrnoon hl* Sunday guests of her parents. Mr young <xr"!rf.h two t“ chiMren — and —1 Education ~ ' ------------Feb .. 1. *2 o'clock, was nude uncles Marshal and Mrs. Harry ,and Mr* Merritt Meade, it was necessary to take tile —smaller -------- Thursday 4uu,Oua, ,w. it through the wmdok oted&s lix-mpteW* of Hasting* 1 Mrs Burr Fassclt spent ■ ural child oil window’-to to Gladys Cainu Catnis Little MlSs Julie Herzlc luis been'day.-, at tier mothers home near escai* being burned Tile fire stijrt- ’j;ula Van Syckles and Agne> Cole wax1 : Vermontville last week. She wa? cd whtn an oil stove blazed up act- pm on an interesting program ol 1ill with the flu the past week --- Clara -------------------Hcrzk and. Mrs —-------Shir- called x-..,.. home .by tltf — serious illness -■ ting fire to a curtain. Nothing was reading* and plays, after which we Mrs. ley Slocum called on their uncle'*. of her little sister, who was ojwratraved from the house. joined in playing Poor Pussy f{ . oJj {<Jr appendjcitu m' the Hall ; Mr and Mrs WmFlory. aLo at ---- • • •——, Mildred and Julia Garrett served I • • T. K. S. SENIORS WORK a noodle supper which was much 1the home of Rev. and Mrs. Wing. hospital at Venpontvllle. .Wednesday afternoon. | I Mrs. Heber Foster was hostess U»> ON ECONOMY PROGRAMenjoyed— Mrs Harry Babcock. GLOSS STARCH 3 u». 20c k... -r _vr c; ui-.k. • .-----. . t---- »--------------_ Mr. and Mr*. Garth Slocum and the Juniors for a very enjoyable ' The senior* of ,the T.-K S. High nennu v» .mw WM. 'san Robert of Hasting*-Ipent S>it- party Saturday afternoon. *chobl are planning to lessen theft FUNERAL OF-MRS. Ohio Red Label SAL SODA 2 rk». 15c IlCKEY AT ST. rosei ROSE ( Hl R( H. urday night and Sunday with their,। There »i; o’ large crowd at the. graduation expenses thLs year In HWitKVATsT. Water Shrunk' $139 • the past they have had a number o'. rhe remain* ot Mrs William parents. Mr. and Mr: Shirley -Slo- L. A. S- at the Fossett horfle Friday j PEANUT BUTTER Spring Suspenders X— 2 24c . The Missionary Society Is planning । pie sales to ratio funds and at H| :kjy of Vermontville were brought ,cum. boxei I a dinner to take the place of the present they are finishing up a sales hr-----re on^uetoday^frorr. -- ------- . -----------------------Detroit where, , --------- TAMARAC---------PREMIER COFFEE i u>. c.'.. 25c contest, the losing side to treat the she died, and the funeral »a.< held; ■next Aid. >r.u Wednetday muruton “J0”* I winners ' ' this morning .. at urn'. ten. Ml** Ruth Mudge entertained; o'clock ut St. Rose church. Father1 her 93rd birtnday, Jan. ll._nad tn. friends Incnaa jnrni.uranu pins over inc from.Grand hi Rapids the B nK creuci Gtolr.onkt.to>, Barul in in . ----------thWortui.r 10 toUMM Ire „,a , »v. n. L. suits. n o;nciiuiig nuriai “ .------, hr,., .— tor — ~ ‘ p^irr. who lu* to.il' . The Womans Relief Corp* met in Mt. Calvary cemetery Surviving hj>l«ar t,w the hip hip. O»to, Ow‘ng to her «r age her her, Urii rendition i* considered rerious ,iU u imnrovme I their hall Saturday. Jan. 27. Meet- one sister of Ypsilanti. Mr Hickej ’ lk '-oniiderrd ^rlmi*. Wle Sle.tto.1 Ol ne.( MlMlerUU Mr. olid Mr/ J. T. Moreen 0(1 big called to order by the president, having died about tuo years ago. _ ,____ .aper.t the week end with his uncle n»n«cM *rr anri i A n,,i I Eintrfu Weycrman. Eight calls oii Uic PASSING OF SARAH PQFF. and aunt. Mr. and Mr * W-lkrr Cbt: ' Mr and s L A sick und shul-Iha were reported. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Day of South i ‘ Two dollar* worth other than money Mrs Sarah Poff aged 87. for ton. Hasting*. Mr. and Mrs. John Hal-! were given to assist the sick. Next .many years a resident ol Irvurg., Will Smith u visiting ills daiigh- comb and Mrs. E. A. Day of Hasting* i and well kiaiwn here, died at the iter, Mr*. Rusrel McClinthan. near were guest, of Mr. and Mrs. Chav meeting on Feb. 10 —Preus Cotthome of her dauglucr, Mrs Fred . Dutton. it Day Wednesday. CIRCLE NO. 5. SvowcIJ of Newark. Ohio. Site u, Mr*. Belle-Enz is spending a Te w Mrs. Herbert Bishop is entertain­ survived by tour children. Mrs week* with her sister while *he U A new type hammer, exhibited at Telephone 2272 Hastings 206-208 E. State St. ing Lhe MctlwdUt L- A 8. Circle No fitowell. Mr* D iL Kennedy .of Has-1 regaining her strength after her the Invention and Hobbies Exposi­ 5 at tier home 1n the ftr»t «ud on tings and Melvin and R E. Foil ol;operation which uhe ixad flonielitnc tion al Detroit hiu a balanced head Battle crock. ago. making it easier to drive a wul. MASTER OF MEN ► WALLS ot GOLD ► Clara Bow ■» HOOPLA The LAST ROUND-UP OLSEN’S BIG MOMENT Compare Our Every Day Low Prices Sale Prices Jersey COATS $-| 10 Corduroy CAPS »100 Cent FOOD DOLLAR 79c - 89c WOOL SOX at FOOD CENTER 29c OLEO Melton Cossacks $398 WORK PANTS §159 23c Butter Corn Flakes Brown Gloves 15c Bartel Overalls and Jackets 333 Coffee Clothes Shop If isn't Good, we don't carry it 16c MATCHES 6 Waters’ u. 25c Serve Yourself and Save FELDPAUSCH WAREHOUSE �Tire HARTING* BANNF.1t, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31. mt SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Frank Norton made n business .(trip to. Vermonlville Monday. ‘. Mr. and Mrs. Will Nash and Mir Two more changes in jxillcy have; Lclna Herr and Manin Lee of Warbeen announced by the Strand I ‘nervilic Kpttni Friday at Frank Nor­ Theater. Hasting?, according t<» Bay ; * ton’s'. ’ Branch, manager. ‘ 1 Chas. Cobb and family of Baltic (Continued ______________ from page one) ; (CbnjlnuedJXrexn page one) _ . M .ry lu ,_____________ It wn| will no longer be IMXTM necessary to;. - iCreek»*pent Sunday at G. C. Mariduced on such land in 1D34, and no haw “ coupon in order to save ten on the part of the defendants 2 shall *. ।corn reduction jiayment shall lx* c''“,s Ol> “dull admtoslon prices (taken became of certain supreme“ Word was received by Mr. anil made In connection, with such u f,,r thB Tuesday evening shows.; court dectaiou* interpreting ilia* Mrs. Pete Huffman of the arrival of contraci. Starting Tuesday. February 5. the;phase of the compctuattan taw. a daughter al the home of Mr. anti ' <b» If the average 1032-33 pig lit- PrJc‘ tor adults will be 15c. The sec- Prior to the adoption of the Mrs. Eber HoHman. January it). RESERVES WIN A CLOSE Aers are less than four, the parlies °»d change in policy- will be the Workmen's CampenaatiOn Law. nn , The little Mias will answer to Betty i_. — . — .. ------— — ... .. . double feature .attraction (o I)* 1 [employee was subject to the rule* of GAME BY SCORE OF I signing the contract shall not be re;----- , •---­ , . , .,, Wired to reduce bog production In ^hrduled each Friday rommenclng law".coming down to us-from pawlJa”''’ 18 TO 17 19.14; and If they do reduce they »• H by change some speelal generattaiu. which were hedged Funeral wrvlee* were held Wedshall not be eligible to receive any picture Is scheduled for a three day around by such principles us as-: n5s^a\-for HAWKSTERS LOSE 24-23 lin« Auction payments under the run.Wedaexlay. Thursday and .sumption of risk, negligence of h'l--“l J0 40 al 1 ^Wilda ehuich with narrajitno lvoc ch ronUart If lh(. nv«rage Utters tar- Friday, the double 4earurr attrac- low employee, etc., which made it »>u»»al >t the Wdrox cemetery. Surtudii i co ta i At/rmrw ronWrt’ ,f Ulr BVtraKp Utters fnr' »**•». two. brothers THRILLEF^ ”"* in im-n wm,.br *how“ Saturday aimost impossible for an employee THRILLER TO LAKEVIEW »« rowed 1932-33 <*rclw are less than three . ,, ... [in lln no case cttM) tyili wl|| hog h0- reduction pay- There will be no advance -in­ admlK- to oollect damages from ths employ- and lwo rY’I’’!ews' . • -)------- t in the event of Injury. In 1912 the ' “nd .?^ra’, n‘,b Hllis.on. Geo. Tourney. Tait e 8 Extra Period ,ncnb{ *»’ tnnde under the contract.!. «on i’llce; The-regular schedule of er legislature passed Act No. 10 of Kc “ l h^ rrard *’1'd '!*"• com two complete shows will be ...uMmaln.tA T-. -J __ A*-n rt n AJ TT > 1। The one contract cover* both com Ilnridn . . ... . ... >v._ Workmen ’ s Compensation Law. West Vermontville and Ila Jarrard < tQ -Decide—Grand Ledge -hnd hogs'as followstamed on the double feature nights which mu did »*«, away w»n with uic the uia old comBottk Creek Hunday vislvlsl( (a) Reduce U,e the w acreage plintrt planted “ J"".." “’“t ,v w W,H ,,Ml w 00 ««|wn»CTi ®°Hle Crct k were Sunday Here Friday “> "« «•] .. . ? tn corn corn on nn tlie the form farm you vnti will nrw.r- *>® I- *n attendance before «: 30 ™ o'clock 1 mon law defenses of assumed risk. „ .... * 'to will oneral L vv- Jartyrd 4. Hastings Hgh baaketeers had ,lt<. ln 1934 t nt |cust 20 |K>r°i.cnt in the evening to see the compete negligence ot fellow employee, etc. _.M5' und, A?rs I’fa,,‘k some rather ar tire ^ssfotu tn the ^o;n th" arerage number of aerra *hor. • ’ | and provided that employees, as de- Clrota and Mr and Mr* Peter Hof! ■ gymnasium here during the past .Ranted to corn on this farm during A new lens filtering system, which fined in the law. receiving a person-•”WIl. callpd. ®n “.’.‘d 2dr,‘- Ja> < !?.B J0 I'ak‘>vll'w'' of Buttle tlu. jjn!il tw(> years ‘1932 and 1933) takes awa.9 the harshness of the al injury arising out of and in the ^a*k,n",.Jn Vermontville Tticsday Creek 24-23 in an overtime thriller (b’ Reduce7 the size of your on Hie screen, has been in- coune of hi* employment by an cmMrs. EHa Tayk>r of Nashville and drubbing charlotte 23 to 15. brood sow herd so that not more stalled, Mr* Branch *ay*. in order to ployer, who is, at the time of such ’!*’’11 Hie week end with her sister, pie reserves won. both times, de- lthnn three-fourths as many litters relieve eye strain. This will be espe- injury, subject to the provisions of । Mrs. Prank Norton. ,eX JV *? 10 . and w|U bc Arrowed in 1934 as uxre far- (dally beneficial, hr Relieves, io thow] the act. shall be paid compenuUoK! SOUTHWEST WOODLAND SOUTHWEST Charlotte 18 to 17. a frcsluntin tram rowed on the average by your rows sitting in scute close to the front oi in aaordatice with lhe terms of the 01 l,,Wfc- 1 WOODLAND. " ’ ’ rhe By matrtn<r making ihi>u< these tnmi front :iconTprnation t Uw.I defeated the yearling five of Ann in amt 11m )* ”' theuter n« ..... ------------------- ''ds^KlnS"1’' X K.llosk Ml,ma. B.»l. Cr„k. w ,c, ,rom lte„ ,ntm „ot scat* mote desirable*Mr. „ Branch ex-1 i„ wHl^bc w,„ _ <)tec>™dltta“ •- — -I Il Washington Helmer celebrated hta pects that the usual congestion on ' must "arise Tnh-vment Rinre1 nJ ! eighty-seventh birthday Friday. •HwonmawUhr.kt... i . ',nore *-han three-fourth* of the av- I ,h.Lnk*•' ewwns n n p Prnge numbrr of p|gB farrowed and 1nights when special popular tea-}of" the e|ip ^iployment. Spice the pa.,-, .. ( Hurry Sundbrook1 *r a™ “£nt Friday wUh »™ --------of' thin law. over twenty-two NrHhrr^r-m? ll” m.'S,1!,nnrk,',<'d l<jr **' markctu|-W»iS 1 tutes are shown will be relieved. Onrage > nights he says the lobby of years ago. the Michigan supreme EeTin Uke Odt-^a ' aLu L. ’ * n.ua> 1° *} *»’ter> from your own sows in 1^32 certain 1 Ihtette “JL hr !•«“» tf33 “»«* agree not to 1 the theater han been crowded in court has been railed upon to de-, ~ nlw.hcr and rrl,,nd 1 sen hi,/wrtime twriJi“L “U “xtc^ In 1934 the number ot hogs spite 1 91 the fact that there were l Sin. in inc oserlime period. Has- *upht aivl for rtinrkrl nlmvi* 'from We hundred to one hundred . n,.«. ™ todlw bv . «„,,<• pob,. Xh“ ». “« ,and fifty seats available toward the Mr Mn a moment before the period ended.2-vear neriod ** Ifront of the theater,. • S'"liu-TlTll™ta nikkUik tn™ «<ljb.lb>enu In rule, lordnerralnMta ol Up <P«»- {SSSm Sfyortijig Items CORHOG REOUC" 1.1. S. DEFEATS CHARLOTTE 23-15 IS9 DEE r M TONE 0GB1NI NEXT p nniizoo DECIDES IN M DfWDSTDDEB THE USES OF CORN / INDUSTRIAL / AND CITY / USES f\lQ% XlNOUSTRlAL Z X AND CITY HOGS 37 % OTHERS. FARM USES 11% HORSES AND MULES '7% BEEF CATTLE 1 AND SHEEP 177. fOTHEHx uses X|2y FARM UMS X 12% \ H0RSE5 AND / W I /beef 1 L 14% / CATTLE 1 \ / ANO SHEEP \ / 1910 — 1914 20% 1924 - 1929 TJOus r.jw cohsumc Dearly one­ ** half of tho annual corn crop in tbo United States. Most of the corn released by tho decline of eleven million bead of horses and mules on Ute farms'arid In the cities during duction in hog urmbera. a sub­ stantial reduction lu corn—th« main feed! supply for bogs — will h«lp bring tho supply of hogs into batter balance with cffecllvu duruatid sod It will help, raise the purchasing power of corn. If corn production Is not reduced by an amount sufficient verted to hog feeding. This chart in­ to compensate for tho reduction In dicator tbu nocomlty for an adjait bogs, corn supullcs available for went In corn production, at least auf- other purposes will Increase sub­ •Actant to correspond wlliijioy re- stantially; corn price* will decline • Uh respect to other livestock, aaJ eventually production of more lira­ stock will be stimulated to higher and less profitable levels. But the Agricultural Adjustment Act saeks a net reduction In agricultural pro­ duction, not » shift. Acreage at to the corn-ling production problem. The eouno solution Is to icalo down the production of both corn and boga CEDAR CREEK. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Patten and of Mrs. Winnie Lcchlcitner on F.lThc Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle «»n of Hasting* visited at the Home day al one o’clock. u ill be entertained bv Mr*. Una of Ardy Owen Sunday. Mixa Gladys Cairns of East Hasto,1 M Smith “and Creek' nerform is not ronmeruwkaged abtennde? Mrr. and a:K1 Mrs. M,;’’ Owen o*’11 8mllh nrt Masor? Mast,n at *lt 'the Cedar Cr ''ck church Henry Wortman With Wcrtman and and' Muri CampCamp- ' Ungs '-•ngs spent a part of last week weckMtth the rTmm-r^ ion Xr —-r^wn 'daughl<,r *’M>m 0,M’ day wcrk 1,1 on Wednesday. Feb. 14. Everybody bell made Mar- her sister, Uster. Mr*. Mr* Loyd Owen. r «? a business trip to .Mar' ratio? Uta ta- awai ed otS? Xn !On,nd Ra,,ldx COrae « 11 •* ,h- on»' ,lm' thal ahal> »•* *«*’ 1 Mf Bnd Mrs. ClB " l,oldtr ilaov '. Mr. and Clare Holder °< *~ the accident oc. urt in the serviro '' Mn G,l> AlakIc> Sunday, y,MI can nttettd on Bt. Valentine s Russell Watson and wlf« and baby «Kia spent Sunday with Mr. and the acclaim occurs in the service. .... wln . t,,„. Mrs PI. I.. c .„. Mrs John Ijamnwrs enrf fnmtlv .>»■ dSK XVd u“uS;i« _4 _ ____________ vLsited hi* folks in Cloverdale 8un-. Mrs J < ‘ h n hammer* and family, । Continued from page one) icr nynrs. ■ । Those who spent Sunday at Jess day. aiJk'wekiltb'ib/lSth to'",”' ?S’Uo', A“rta‘ln”': »'V,uto.n»ry .Ight which wv pnnldrt ADAMS LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kantner and lsv^-o.-6.« Larabee’s were. Mr. and Mrs. How- Guyla Pease and family visited “ s-s;k.*-i.-r: the evening with eta hl . it^TTn .L alMH‘l Novr,’'‘*r ». 1834; and the ln lhc l6inU district school. Act similarly expressed. Applying these]. Ruth McKibbin is III with acre Laurence Bostwick and family of rerdh a“ dV*i \U? crowding Nrn •■••nus admintetratlve make* it posslbie for any dis­ throat and cold. Ross township Wednesday. close with sdven Dewrv was tire r06!*' !‘1K>'1 F&bniary 1. 193,>. trict in the county to line up in n There are two adult education The entertainment at the church urk.ii., *,.. .I.,,,.. .I,, ।' n Hasting*. I ory Corner., and Nir. and Mrs. My— — i„ on corn corn ronsolidntlon. consolidation, or or to to follow follow the the pro-. pro-i“ “,t,w" miiimmrinu in ...1 the Charlotte <>n»A !I *b) ’J” Reduction ,tf’anction payment* payments on <*{ while seeking shelter from a , Mr !ltJ Mr?l j Nclasses williams and run Mason of thisSaturday place organized evening. Jon. 27. was well • ItSSm un. Sta ASItot-‘wUI •* 30 <*nta’ »*r bus,“‘’ visions of the taw and contract wlth^810"’’ a Pr,val‘‘ «ura*e- *«« * -■ —..... .......... a around this comims Ute came du,’n<'. administrative expense, on the ap- some consolidated or other schoolJ «’t“ U» compenration; and that i granddaughter* of Dowling were. Claud Kelley, wife, and daughter, munlty. The subject will be Health attended. The collection was fair guests at Chas Farjee’s Saturday. Opal, and friend of Hastings accom- Education. The Cedar Creek class and will apply on our minister’s sai­ This week Frldnv Haatina* ntav a',r“R'' Production of the For Instance, if proper rooms pm! oI an employees foot in ! Scott Halisbury and family of panled by Mr. and Mrs. Colles vis- will be held at the home of Mrs. ary. We are planning on another Grand D^dJe the “^-nmashim ,a’'d Ukn* out °r corn ThL'' 30 »* Provided, it would be possible for u,c emptoy»nem was Grand Ddge in the gymnasium ri .ntll u nU> |w accident within the, Sillapd *pent Saturday evening ited at the home -of Mr. and Mrs> Cecille Owen on Wednesday at one play in the near future. Evemna -----... ... ... dtvldrdu ,...... . nw • |hp uh- t(jwju 04 Rinland ItUUilllu.. n^ung, na.1kU^^ not an Leavitt Sunday. o’clock. Bunnell class at the home plan to attend. Compensation Law; . th Mrs. Atle Flanigan. •_________ 1 stallmenta, stallmenu, 15 rent* cents to be jtald jiatd upon mid and Baltimore to form form township oror- meaning of the Comjx-tuatkm acceptance of of the the contract nnnlvntfnn* and nnd winlrnrf u>nd ’‘Jury to an empkiye?;* eye by u fel-} CADAf’lTV nontA/n cere ««eptance contract be by the the ggntrations contract tn to send GArALIlY LKuWD SEES(Secretary and the other 15 rente, their children to the rchoolx of Has- !<w employees shooting of H paper , clip‘ wl,h with aa rubber rubber hand band not not earn-! coni-; nril RPM Rl nUFQ PIMAI Q ,cm local **pcnsca on or about No- tings, provided the necessary build-, c,ll UULUtDi ULUVLi rlNRLO vember 15. 1934. Ings and equipment can be arranged। pensable; loss of an eye by reason of wi . -o . Contracts are open to landlords here in some manner, and that; p pheasant Hying through the wmd! ishield of a truck, in which employee! rhe Bouts Evenly lYIatched— mid tenants ns in the case of wheat, could be done at no increased cost1 _________________ w M,v of the rural dis-1 w. .... was directed to ride to work, was Many Decisions Close— ' Corn, bases for 1032-33 me figured to......... the taxpayers Ion the farm farm no no matter matter who who grew grew the the tricts tricts held not 'arising out ot an employ ! . r. • 1 on the Winners to Regionals corn. Hog fig-I-ActAct 236. which we we have have referred, mem •” . j Hug bases for 1932-33 lire arc fig230. to which A capacity crowd of boxing i n- ,uri’d 011 thi’ producer no matter will limit' the taxes in rural districts; „ rhc defendants employed Mr. thus|asts saw the finals of the dis- wl,ut ^arm he produced the hogs to-three considerably । Harry Kalamazoo, who] lo-uircr mills, mins, which wiucn is >.s comiacrauiy —J Howard of . ................. — less In “ “>n “^ tended that ta-.-mo. Mr. Storer/’------s accident] trict Golden Gloves Tournament ion. less than than the average school tax in nd«-d (hat . ...1, staged in Odd Fellows Arentt here The program is administered In the the rural district* of Barry county. iwas ,K»t 9!>,? tliaWcame within the >. Thursday by «a ^urn-now Corn-Hog rrouucuon Production T|ic school tuna fund and me, the}Compensation Law. Mr. owmi Storer] rnursaay evening. evening, The rnc bouts Dout* withjeounty witn ipr primary senoot /a very few exceptions were evenly control Association, made up ot aid provided by Act 236 and a three; thereupon employed Kiqj Sigler of J •J matched and many of the decisions signers of the contract. ^nlll tax in the rural district would i”1*3 ant* ,,ie ^ue was tried be-। were quite close. Johnny Wirth was- Further details will be given In.provide an average of 140 for each ,orc Ppputy Commissioner Black. , referee. Winners are now eligible; meetings which will be held In vnri- pupil in tlie primary grades, and an ।, A decision was handed down in to enter the regional meeting* '<'»* Porta of Barry county, beginning average of 465 for each pupil in high l,av°r of Mr. Storer, giving him total • Herewith are results of the finals: February 8 Particulars of these school grades. That can be paid as|dUabillty from the dale of the acci-1 Men’s Fine Ribbed, Warm WORK Novkr Division. meetings will.be announced In the tuition nt the school with which a d,;nt T° llw llme ,IC returned to. Flyweight—Herbert Cooper. Has- • Bunner. Watch for further an-,for contract further is made. an-, contract In thLsismanner* made. ao«*. tvgether with his ho..|Mtul and> Suemedical u.n. bills. . tings, defeated Furtlixcialre, Free- “ounccments. - all - of-...................... .................. , ; nearly Barry county could be port. (Decision.).-' 1 included in areas where high scliool An appeal has since been taken by pc nitera Bantamweight-Fred Kunde, Free­ [as well as grade school privileges the company to the supreme court. port, defeated Pete Barlow. Has­ | would itc available for every scholNOTED LITTLE PEOPLE. tings. (Decljdon.) | ar. with anMiverage of only a three Ankle length . . . Featherweight—Jack Pelling. Mid-1 | mill school tax in rural districts Tills week, under the, heading dlcvllle, defeated Dane Erwin, Has-1 , । which, as we have said, is below the which was established in the Dis­ long or short sleeves! for Ul1 the' first ‘time Friday, tings. (Knockout.) I overage taxation in such districts, patch Jor “nc 'last “i rnuuy, Big value I Full ’iat the present time. we «nd two noted little personuliLightweight—Txruls Barlow, Has-' Storm Welt! tings, defeated Ray Hummel, Ver‘ It can be seen, therefore, that l,C8 of Michigan City.TNie first is length well made (Continued from page one) Smooth fit assured in this suit! Buttons stay put! montvllle. (Decision) ,________________________ there arc very good reasons why Ilwo and a half year old Dorothy RETAN LEATHER — good strong Lightweight — Bill James. HasH(is- . Indian Lore—Paul Bates. 72’. I people living in rural districts]Jcan Ftey, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Tier’ll launder jx-rfccllv! ECRU in sizes 36 to 46. clastic. too! tings, defeated Lout* Bailey, Has-I ----Life --------Saving-Carl Brown. 77 should mbe iiiiercMca interested in in oencr better stumor, school I Wayne Frey, who ..provides much of - — unouiu ........ .. ..... WORK SHOES tings, Default.) tings. i (Default.) I Leather Leather Work-Merle Work—Merle Scott. gcott. 77, 77. privilege* privileges for their children when; whcn.,he ‘he entertainment with singing at Canvas Work Welterweight—Dick Palmer. Mid­ Leather Craft—Merle Scott. 77. they can have these advantages, Parties which she attends. This tiny KNEE BOOTS Brown Mix dleville. defeated Ferd Thomas,} Masonry. Donald Doxey and L. Z.'with 12 grade schools instead of only tot sing* continually and her fathe Big’ Hastings. (Decision.) , ... HnJI. 71. (right, grade* nt n less overage cost voritc is "Who's Afraid of “ “ nl Size 6 to 11 ..Welterweight—Frank Kauffman/ Putjifinding — Emerson Struble airtime1: to the inc taxpayers than man ts is now rere­ Bad Wolf?" Her small voice peals Made for service — priced foe Alto. defeated Bennie Adcock. Has- and Donald Doxey, 71; Louis Kraft paired to support the one room dis­ out and her great eyes go ‘pop’ dur­ savings! Composition votes! ing the refrain-.—From the Michigan Full Ungs. (Technical knockout.) land Strict school with only eight grades. and Ivan Babcock, 77. !l Leather insoles. mutates, count­ City, Ind.. Dispatch. This young ,1 Personal Health—L. Z. Hall, 71. pair Double ers! Moisture resisting I Plainwell, defeated Allen Reddick? _..4„ lady is the granddaughter of Mr. Jack Sage. 73 and Ivan Babcock. 77. j MILO. Leather Charlotte, by default. Public Health-Jack Sage and, Mrs. Lawrenfe Hughes, on Mrs. and Mrs. L. Severance of Hastings, Sole! . Welterweight—Dick Palmer. Mid- David Townsend. 73. Ivan Babcock. Bellinger’s south farm, suffered a the daughter of Mrs. Alice Sever­ For Service and Savings! dlevlUe, defeated Frank Kauffman, 7'- , , I bad auto accident Inst week Tues- ance Frey. Alto. (Decision.) Sufcty—Ryan Williams. 77. .day when the car'ln which she was BOWNE C ENTER. Open Division. “OXHIDE” Swimmlng-DennLs Yarger. Billy I rldmg with a. brother-in-lw wns Laurence Benton has been doing Welterweight —Wa Iter Remits, Hecker. Louis Kraft and Ryan Wil-,moshed into by another car.-In Wayland, defeated Clair Kauffman,, i llamsr77. . Hickory Comer*. The car was over- chores for Burdette Lass of Cale-1 Altq. (Decision.) donia, who had the misfortune to Tuxldermy -Jack Green. 77. , turned and Mrs. Hughes was badly’ Handy LUNCH KIT Woodworking — Emerson Struble, bruised and cut by glass. She U fall and break two ribs. POLICE SHOES T.-K. S. BASKETEERS Mr. and .Mrs. John Nash and Alice with VACUUM 71. and Jack Green, 77. । b»-li^ cared for nt her home and Boys' Sizes were in Grand Rapids Saturday. WINS FOUR GAMES. Space for sand59c w*mw ™nsrnq • d0 ‘ w M we “ “ can * ex «xxted. Beatrice Thomas and Mrs. Flossie Winning four consecutive game, wiclics, cake, etc. « A MAKii.-v t-ogaMt* I Mrs. Frances Kennedy returned to Curtiss attended teachers' institute in one week Is the record Just con­ The built-in arch makes the Also has vac­ Mrs. Leroy Combs and Forest and her home in Dowagiac Frkfcy after­ in Grand Rapids Friday. shoe rigid when standing ! Built cluded by the Thomapple-Kcllbgg ! Myrtle .Mead Mead oi of Kalamazoo were neon ncon aftcr aftcr caring for her mother. uum bottle I Generously full cut! Triple hnkirrt Knit . । «u • .» . Lewis Skinner and family of of all leather! v stitched! Extension neck »«. « Mldd,I.Mr,. FW.TT, about a Leighton and Harold Segerstrom of TWrtW MMdl,-1 R,mmb„ P. T. A. at lhe 1 "ow,r B a.lnlha nlaaly but Middleville spent Sunday at Wayne bands! Sturdy, .wear-resisting Benton's. Mrs. Addie Benton re­ ville reserves beat the Bellevue re- school house Friday evening of this ,U ln bcd chambray! Just like ikelchl serves 28 to 20 while the first team we€g peb 2. Rev Whir will be the Mr- and 'Irs Oscar Smith and turned Iwme with litem for a few weeks ’ visit. overwhelmed the visitors 35 to 15.|speaker. -There will be good music ch,ldren wil1 n ’ ovc floni t,lc Rowen ... ----- will wv mwait .. ---- .----- .----YES, SIR! They Measure Up To Overalls ;On Friday Middleville defeated , and *” — ----------------------i e.m> »•»«>»>« i« *.«r an^ u.. Mrs. Howard Houghton of Detroit other interesting fcaturea. । ^“rm *>to rooms In Mr. and Mrs. ^Lake odcs.Mi in both first and sec- Please — bring cups and spoon*. A »’ou.m> where they will is caring for her mother, Mrs. Guy Costing Much More! ond team games. The first team won cordial invitation Is extended to al). hve untu MJliool closes, when they Smith. * by a 36 to 11 margin and the re­ Mr. and Mrs. James Tyler of «M»ci to move to their native state, Visitors at Watt Thomas’ the past serves downed their rivals 35 to 11. Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pennsylvania. week were, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Medium A tight defense combined with Trautweln were Sunday visitors at ’ P10™, werJe u'n,Out for Sunday Houghton of Detroit. Mrs. Edward some accurate basket shooting made Alfred Fisher’s । School Sunday afternoon. Pretty Johnson of Grand Rapids and Lewis Weight! It jxMsibie for the Middleville play­ ‘ Mrs. Mae Overamlth and liiss f°°d considering the blizzard rag- Skinner and family. . Clyde Deming and family of ers to stage *uch 3 declsiye win! Imogene Barry were Lansing vis) .•”£ „ , 4 WEAR-RESISTING! And we make sure ol itor* Thursday of last week 1 Callers from Augusta, Comstock Grattan and Eldred Deming and it! They're made to our own specifications — NORTHWEST THORNAPl'LE. The L. «. S. will be entertained De,‘«n <«* ln to “c Mrs’ fapiily were visitors at Roy Dem­ The Ladies’ Aid will have a Val­ ing's Saturday. sturdily reinforced! Ask the man who wears Club No. B aL the home of Mrs..Fl°*e’’ ®al!lrdaI v entine party in the church basement by Blanche Bayne for dinner Wednes-1, Mre- Harlan Scoby is assisting in 'em! Thursday evening. Pot luck supper day. , BRANCH DISTRICT. BOYS' Feb. 21. A cordtai invitation1 her doctors office in Kalamazoo nerved by the men. Members are re­ Is extended . Mr. and Mrs. Chester Willltta and to all. (several days ’a week, also taking quested to bring for the White Ele­ Chester Oversmith of Maple Grove ■treatments. ’ two children of Lansing are nt the “J.C.P" Chambray phant box. Thte is to be held in 1, 59c Ir, din with 1,1, j°>“ Br.tuhtHt.r u >1111 on lhe, home of his sister. Mrs. Clara Day, place qj the regular Aid in Feb. brother. Clerk■ O,mouth. for a few days. Mr. Willltts has SHIRTS «i«t tern. ■“ “« Mtt « little Improrrtl. Program following supper. . Uy. । Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield were. been quite ill. John Bass suffered a slight stroke Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miscnar of Bat­ Made with more yards to the dozen ------------ -<■«.«■ 'in Kalamazoo Friday evening to at­ Tfiuradsy morning and doesn’t gain ,„r COUNTY ,------LINE. | tend the graduation exercises of a, tie Creek were Saturday guests of than ordinary overalls — to assure you Khira S"±rerW°U,d ,Ut.C' HU Mr’ nnd Mrs’ Lp0 Lehman were .• cousin.. the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. \ correct fit! , Vincent Norton.January ____________________________। We are new reminded him: Mrs. Pearl Keeler of Alma and Wednesday. Mrs. Jay Norton, who is in Nichols was loath to depart without first Mrs. Vur Adams of the Prairie are MU* Olgu Eckardt entertained the Riving us a taste of the old fash­’ hospital at Battle Creek, expects to • Hithett standard 2:20 denim! helping to care for their uncle. John East Woodland Extension class al >oncd winter. undergo a major operation the first 14ft io 17 Boss. of tins week. • Triple ititched! Bar tacked! her home Friday. ; Mr. and Mrs Forrest Trumble and ROBINHUE PARK. Miss Naomi Rhoades continues! Mr*. Minnie Garllnger of Kent daughter ot Grand Rapids spent City and Mrs. Charles Ernsberger of Wright Clifford and family spent. quite ill. Bunday with their- parents, Mr. Lake Odessa visited Mrs. Carrie Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs., Mrs. G. 8. Marshall and grand-! BOY8’ M« • 8 Roomy Pockets! SIZES ' and Mrs. Wm. Trumble. Harry Mendenhall of Caledonia. daughter of Nashville were Sunday! Gerlinger Thursday p. M. • Parva buckle*! I •ZprLM^r1 An"' of her------------pan. George, and fam-1 --------------Rev. antl and MFS Mrs. UUmMT Oumser Wl.v were Mrs.' George Weller is better al -guests > viare z.i roe ana motner, Mrs. An- Grand Ranids visitor* Tuesdav this writing. Her daughter. Mr*. Hy, and attended church at Northi mt •K.vsts” ..., Bruce windes. is caring for her. (Manin Ii l Maple nmv» Grove Mnnrtau Sunday morning. party was held — at — the1 ।j The temperature took a --------sudden!, our former nclghtor- JtfU1 Vander,two vtaRed Mr. and Mrs. A pedrO --------------—- -----------------------Meer of Grand Rapids, i i Pritchard of Grand Rapids Satur- home <>f Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar i tumble Sunday and this Monday Words wu received by illative* of oay and Sunday Saturday . >4> *4 ** , night. 34 » v. being -4.,, ,4. present W-4^.4.4 . । morning look* like ..w. .real winter again. Bill, the serious Illness of* Americus! --— *from ---- ----------------------1 *•Augustus —- ”—*•Northrup ----------- •—— at; Those away“— attending were.I is -• slaying Cline, here,..at .... lhe I Lawyers constitute 15.2 per cent Mr. and Mrs. Miller and daughter'lhe homo of Mr. and Mrs. Henry I w...~. a former resident ...... home of his son. George Cline, at of lhe persons listed in "Who’s Who of Clarksville and Mr. arrl Mn. Bidelmnn and attending school at Grand Rapids. ’ in America." । Francis Haight of Grand Rapids. | Nashville. 11 ' ............. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN sssaamwaa Olli Lttn A rnii . > i n f’ wl11 b,‘ 15 I>, r hpftd for 75 j»er cent eotae d^?.? hT thUlga of tl,c uv,‘raRe production bf the L. i X’x u La*r,:n“< former during the two years,- 1932 firekatUnuW/’ 7??'1933 T1“* payni.nt will be dl- ns STRATWO NEWUFEATURES SCHOOID OTBIOTS SIGN PETIT ONS Kniun_ _ _ _ _ ■lUOflfi CLOTHES/I &n tAjEfloQftom. Coast to CoastA COTTON UNIONS W 7/WINS BOY SCOUT CUPS 33c Gloves10, c c $1.98 Work Sox IOC Work Shirts 69c •3.49 Men's Moleskin c c • c c » c c c c Work Pants “Oxhide” Overalls WORK “ Value Blanket Lined OQC SIZES JACKET J.C. PENNEY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 11. 1931 SOUR TTka UfloUnno tol'lf' whoadventuresome followed foe progress of 1186tings RnnnnrP Banner thc expedition PaWiskcJ «■ •l Hum S.H'^SwSS: views and Opinions; This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday met at the re*idenci: of Mr. J. 8. VanBruni on the 28th. the 67th an­ niversary of tlie .‘Deacon s1' birth­ day. A regular old-fashioned lea party, with knitting work and gosslp. with nimble tongue and ready wit to chase dull bare from weary brow far a brief season. After tea there was a presentation at a small birthday memorial and then with a: few more pleasant jokes and lively Jests the -bus" was put into requteitk-n and one more reunion pw>*ed Hilo the memnrtes .of "Auld Lang Syqe" if the parents of a crowd of young ladles Unit visit the depot alincxt > every day could only !»'■ present and she bow their darlings conduct themselves, they would tty and xa wlutt could be done to prevent lt.‘ If thc *amc girls were to go to a large ■ city and act as they do here, they ’: would “• once lie claimed as common nympba du pave by all strangers i who raw their actions. Investing Safely What Others Say A* England See* Roosevelt. J. L. Garvin Writes. , • Great Personal Leadership. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. The careful pilot takes a course through the known M<WOR BA ng-^“tux3oxs Constitutional' Dicta torthip. fT EIGHTH YEAR Ml. and Mrs; H. R. Sylvester at channels of safely, avoiding hazards of strange waters. Nott |h|*t prohibition is about to Through ten aatnnUhtng iftonlhi Charlotte were over Sunday gueatx be ended, what -Tri" shall we do about H-' Prrsldent Itoowvelt without a check of Mr and«Mn>. G. F. Cindeati-r. The safe course for a financial institution is the one h" ti........ Tl lr^ ,d H . hlu> carrtc<l P°l*tfaU audacity to its Mrs. Syhester remained for Hw telcharted by knowledge and experience. . . ewiTicu poniivAi auaacny ro iu •*-*••« im U GJ 5 ?U a»d achieved hu personal *ncc of thc week. During 41 years Standard investors have received fair A COSTLY LAUGH. ,!?,?, J* m? * «hr >-means IM nxuiiv tllUNTT. list 7"“**;“ MKxcax bby means which which have have ruined ruined Mr Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. James Long. Mr. ' (it p»i4 Ik •dT»an ) i W. MV* beta .» . W « -me b^UuX beS X another man.-Last w "‘ “ “- Cheater Ch“Wr Leng and ML* f)j,w<i*inds on their Certificates... never a miss... icgisiaweek he secured and Mr Mr*. LX BAKKV CoV.SfV hlX J " " ’ another triumph by procfirimlng und.Dorothy Long were guest* Mr. never a loss. This record has been gained through American Progress.” a weekly pajKr will be to allow tluysale of brer and 1 vindicating the most gigantic deficit and Mrs. wm. Brook* ot Oouts long continued management by officers und directors r„„ M? ptiMlahed by ..uvj Huey Long. And w..-. what wine a: rating place.-- ,7; but n dr to al­ ;>n the record of budgets. Lord Grote on Sunday, . |M SIIVASCK '. . . ,.*.v..<-.vw mj 0 . ..... , , *nu‘ tlw* ;ia)o c*r uhmkev nnd hnrrt tt-> who give their undivided time and attention to the OVTSlilK IUKKY VOl’XTr. OM. a newspaper! It makes all the naab 1 • U ‘ ' Snowden's deficit seemed colossal at Mtes Mary Holmes, who hM been 1KAR ix anv.tME . interests of our 15,0110 certificate holders. *f' thing* that Geoige Welsh saia and u'• i.ta .7-^ hv tUnc 01 cUr nattona> crista, but teaching in Suguiaw. came Tuesday nrniiax sroscuii-Tiuss. oxm uur.p inn. aa.u a*.. w,. thl. #taMd taken by Geurge txxotnvs u fleabite bv Lomnurtson ’ to stay with Mrs. E A Burton white ■v published about WHUur Zrttcker in j Burke, uell-knowta Ann Arbor at■ 1 convalescing from an operation for We Invite Your Inquiry the last gubernatorial election teem tern'y an^otw of •he .■ tale's leading v ’ * ’ . appendiciits which she underwent APVEUT18IN0 h*T£a. like the benediction at a prayer ; »•' «>s, " A*"**? wU “ “ntln,enr tw>. week:, ag*. Mis* Holinra ha* a . ~ , 7lu re 1* no more important qur-s-'*hh two long fronts on the two j,.a\C ol aK»enre and will return m meeting in comparison One U lead ,lon teforc the people today than, main ocean.). Her resource* forbid jjt.r us won she h able to ’ to believe that everything in the [fiat <>f liquor contr"t. . |catastrophe. Tills (act enables us to ad'.a ’• Want 1 world is plotting again*: Ute public There miut be . no compromise iwatch with caalm.-w us...................... well a* fac- Mr. W A Scm< WU In ■ . ..... ..... ............. inten-t mvc Huev Evidently there » l:h “ «• ,1( 1 uor for, ' “ ‘ ; c,nat J°n »»»r dram* of the cotuUtuDatroil, Michigan nren.. . .* Hue.. r.m v> i jjq by twnal dIclat<jrMUp ..; lj.«t week With Mr. and Mrs. Elbert From Our Scrap Book Sherwood, wluyw mother. Mrs. Mary L*nt a source for arousing preJuAny place where liquor u> sold • "Then what kffid of man is this ' Cali DIRECTORS than, .passed away at u«t time. THE ARCTIC NIGHT. ‘.dice nnd hatred to hl* own advait-/by the'glav b a' raloon no matter'leader and ruler who hu attained Frank W. Blair Janin II. Garlick Mro. Sarah Brandstetler returned Thu*. E. Shaffer the leguduturc may, '»r more power than any of hl* pre­ nn Saturday to her home in Delton Tlw iirctic night, the dreaded arc­ ’• tnge that Long leaves untapped; by ' wltM ' * *hame *' ‘ ' Howard C. Baldwin Darius Mclatan Hilliard J. Scott idcces.-er a ever enjoyed und wields after a Unce weeks' visit with Mr. tic night of all the arctic saga*, i i «-«;r ertreven to poking ridicule at his Jival s call It; Donald Clark Robert M. Toms There should b<x no private gain fmnrthirig like a hypnotic poy^r and Mrs Burr,Van Houten. ,4' long nose. His idea b to gel thc in IU sale. lilh-d nnd ixisseaud Nansen's soul lover the liugi* majority of lhe Mr. and Mrs. E. W Bullard ol J. I*. MAUS< Local Keprcscntutivc, Hastings, Mich. ■ Then* > no:lung more wonderful ­ u.« Pui’Hc *> moused and angry that it TTie state is already in thc ilqupr American people? ■ .* ■ we .we U1T • Chicago spenr a few days Jaw week beautiful than the arctic night. by no mean* enough V> call lose* ability to think. This u by no busmen by imposing taxes, there- .it the latter's iwrents. Mr. und ly — R'Uwuld .. ... . . . conduct Tju. —iylllK.r him a coiviummate •-polltfcUnr The with It is dreamland painted in all Uw , means an uncommon political pro-- {orc Mrs. John Ruling. most dtlicale (int* of the inuulnaluune sulgcsls thc'Tkatprotu' ifemaLli Mrs. E. Landen has returned to .u’cedurc bin few go at it with such ' 'QrM t:on, No forms—it 1* all fulpt. -Indifference to thc question' of kogur dearly he is W an nicitnhome in South Bend. iRduma. ,dreamy color music, a far-away, '■* rousing, abandon as Huey. But the how the rale is to controlled will be parubly higher type ip cburaclef. As her an extended visit with her’ long-drawn-cut. melody or. muted - ■ clearly m will and spirit and aspira- afta people of New Orleans evidently re- fatal. parents. Mr and Mrs. N V. Porter. .-.tringfl Hut tx not all life's oeauty' is aolte this question a-s rea- ! tlon lie in one of tlte rtrongiAt men ~ mrwjcrcd how Huey got his black Mita _• Florence Dey le. who is high, ! and delicate, and pun- like tin*; mem cc-nsclous of dur reHie world. He might yet do a* teaching PEACE ON EARTH! in South Haveif. ;.ju*nt the ! eye and laughed because his can’dl- sponsibility and determined to do ■ murh as any livbig man to save the. week end with her parents, Mr. umj !niglil? Give it brighter colors, and it; . Seventeen years niter thc most date was snowed under.. ,our duty " world. ' ’ ' But uasiiredly one thing Mrs. Charles Doyle. it. no lunger so beautiful. Th? *ky is A-hundred jwara ol wrong do no".1 And through the sea ot sundown disastrous war in.history, a move is like an enormous cupola, blue at the : make an hour ot right. The words of Mr. Burke are n «nu».t be grasped. Whatever become;mint underway in this country to Mart ■ -------------------- of at him hint—whatever .short short name hlshis­ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. 74-iuth. shading down into green, and ; Reprove thy friend privately; comFlant isle.’ of melted amethyst: A PEACE ALLIANCE. tory m.ay call him- lie will 'be rea 380 million, dollar expansion pro­ Storm-portents, saffron streamers Rev. Ballou and wile ielt Mbnduy :hen into lilac and Violet at Hit i mend hltft publicly Can the’ United States and Eng­ .mcmbcrctl with honor because be-' morning for CaXco Station, near edre.-i. Up In the blue - ,1 the cupola i By rending u man antedate./hi* rue. ' gram that will give us thc largest ;yond doubt he is an idculUt in ac- South Haven, wjicrr they will hold a .•i.the the stars, speaking peace, tvs i Ide and make.-; himself contein|x>r- Fan-like, from Venice to the skies. ; peace-time navy we have ever had.! land co-operate to enforce world ition such as the world has seldom series of revival meetings under lhe il.vv alwavs do. thore unchanging [ary with ages part. • .—William Sharp. Poer^a. A Quotation J peace without entering Into any cnThe practical result of disarma­ in< nd*. Presently the auivuu borealis I . , 'scon. II he succeed.-., a* yet he may. direction of the conference urntangling alliances? .Sisley Ruddleshjs place In the Pantheon of states­ mlttee on Evangelism. Rev. Ballon -iiiides over lhe vault of heaven It.- ,A VENETIAN SUNSET. ment conferences, therefore, will be The transforming bt the former ton. long an observefand Student of ill- SURE you are. BEFORE AWHANGE. Ztlldencc into farmsteads manship would be with thc higher: and wife spent. many jwira in city yell ot gilttjring -silver—changing ' bigger navica. Perhaps there is good will add fprclgn affairs, believes so. He ‘Returning from Toreelloi If he Tails, his niche would still be mission and ‘him work and will b- ;u<-■* to yellow, now to green, now to! right. then go ahead. 7 per cent to the total land area of reason for all thia. We cannot help It spread:., it cqrilract* again. injIn /foh’t hue.-, tach dome find spire the NcUicrlahds. J coiupictKHis, for hv would lie re­ able to offer some profitable advice red. ! clauns that if these two great pow^ — D avid ’ CgocKthinking, nevertheless, how the i<■ th-change; next it breaks into) ^hindt outlined against flawless membered' amongst tlie splendid to those who know jo little concert*1 : failures. great war god Mars mint be holding era would agree'to supply no cam.itig. many-fcldcd‘bands ot shinrose;' . Ing* tin* great .pitfalls of theciiy mto RiiM-iiia population Is now in: "The example ot his snrpreme in- which so -many young people from silver, ore.- which shoot billows' Ol'r thls " carmine ocean flows his sides wV-h laughter at our bung­ modlUes or credits to belllgertnu. a ereasing at the 'rate of oo.oou.oou iiltqring rays, and th<n the glory 31:,“k d with pure gold und ambet every 30 years. trdpldity tuwer own be forgotten. On lhe rural homes are unconsciously ling attempts to keep the peucey war ol any magnitude would be­ n"' ;thb very day when he took office drifting without advice .or warning vantshes. Presently It ahtmmers in; how he must chuckle with self-sat­ come physically impossible. Nations | the svhok* banking system of . the on the purr of parent*. . longue.-, of flame over; the very wen-' isfied glee as the ominous Jingoes need materials a» well aj hatred to I United States was paialyved. From and then again it shoots u । .Mr. and Mrs. Jo*. Warded an- ;;h. j i top to bottom of society ot the viiiiltu; ilwir daughter. Mr-. Era briulit ray right up from the hori- ! of intense nationalism begin filling bring their differences to the bat • tlefleldi. The United States and (United Hkite* the discouragement /.'n. until t’.j- whole melte away inj Underhill of Potterville for a couple < the world- with fear. ' Look Over This Week’s Assortment of Iund alarm were darker than Amer ­ lid: inconfight. . . Here and then-; England between them control suf­ ica Iwd ever known or imagined _ ........... _ i;nuv , • ................. ................... ficient ol the worlds resource.- and THE G. R ROAD. ‘ From that day PrcrABent Roosevelt's moved to H.it<i- cre.-k Mutiny.-a? a foreboding -they finances so that working in unkon honwihe aurora . ,, . .rr ,----- ------- r——1 personal fearlessness wax thc mtiir.- Their dt par'.uie 'was univemlh. n- ire the dib! fmnv Herewith U an editorial that ap­ ,b“ ” ••*"•“'•s «glit-I ”•*10 UiLnking people who ntay of America. Never.in tluino- grcni .................... ,.,v hope Is centr.ulj tering cloak Hut ndw. tt Is growing ' ’d and the peared m the Grund Rapids Eve­ to .enforce u rigid emburgrFof ma- cnadenge hope (or an era of teni|W-ranve but t<.r..,j(. politics anjr.here has there exm-.tied that his hb eg.iin; new lighlnii^ shod: up. and; *..... nt* ' ■'■'• ning Pro’s oi January J17 that ex­ teriab and credit, warring countries tear thc ro.nmg cf many ,t the old#^.., b.U|^i atul decisC.r^r2h tat *r labor i tn hv> tic* the ,•miles..game bcgliu n'r« -h Atulj -­ presses a sentiment which lias been would toon be forced to adjust their i tliso. .fie (>i»n saltxm.—Dick Bald-jc-uia^. m emergency thuii he ha- Mr., charlotte Rutsell delight!nil: ill the tnni‘ this uftrr ctlllnras. . .1 |*bo«n. Al evrer let *lr»e Uun h- . "Wonderful weather tor U ' in the minds of people mound here complaints jieaccably. probably the win. Nor.hUlle Itowd. greatest objection to this plan; xo. thw Saturday -alternoan nt auctfon few days; 6m:.can nevrr for many years: ■ coramui„ • 'J v. . coinplimenlury tn Mr... walking.up anti down outside, while'i rruKnn. highways uix.i..,. leading wauuig to u. would be the manufacturers of b*. rfr«nn.rnd>'d tl.ut *tn**r. ....,1 ’ , fl.k; '*.. .bAb* « •'Principal Grand upxu *.e Ml un-rt .txt M *'■« praMucU [ifiS-aX S% UXn' JSS and daughter. Mrs the moon transforms the whole of; tbl- ice-world mtn a fairyland. Th-i wbu might Iran «*. bl* onlera. ,'Jj ■»* '•< Mm nnb.mml, .1 tab - Bmitricc .Buwne of Grand Raplih. btlU in shJd.-w tuitler the 1 lab- condition with one exception— . , the uovernor Governor is urging that the pro- ■ "This -lendrr. -it must b«* remem- Hencshnicnts were served, Mrs. Ida by; mbitnuiln which hum';, hbrh vibovv , M-37 extending south to Hastings. h*'0 ,ni*h' his eo to lhe Wood eaterlnr;. Comparc prices with those in other cities fit* g<> the Support id our school.;, . 7-ered. has to depend upon jwrlose an opportunity to flcat a few wn pleasantly (tn- i».\t.-rk and lowering, but the rnixm-’ ;te-e can vision the drunk of the fuIn view of the commercial impor*" and you will be convinced that you can a company of young ladle light Il-.-Lv (.yer ice and fjord, and! , turn justifying hi* action abjul.a.-' tancc to the region, completion ol band Issues that would never in the world dots teaderalilp com-. rnu.,v rtrmt ,v Lcimblina - nr.nn.i inarv ventng ntaiy to 1* cast back glittering- frcitn very', follow*: ' ’ ■ save money right here at home, Every the Hastings road now stands flrat puld' mand- against the bulk of the jw >i,;ua \V<>nh-u Mra% W-nleii Hicwy ndge and lull. A weird beau­ 'Sell me a bottle. Grocer. t ty, without feeling, as though of a! pie the same support of voluntary iCvncd a number «f uiclut on thc Im of highway needs of car exactly as represented. AN OPEN HEARING. entluisiasm • ' * Suppose Hitler. •- • ’ dead planet, built of ..Junliig white ‘ Mbs Bertha M. I'm trying to help education. Grand Rapids. Mussolini. Stalin and' Rpreevelt , n\>r):ie Jir.t .-■> mu«t i>ie inoilfttaUuJ What has happened to thc inWhile I drive away Uh- bhte-s, M-31. M-50 and US-lfl jmi the could nice! m one room. Th.* Amcri* K eland there, frozen with loo cold; J Jason McElwain. FORD V-8 1933 DE LUX TUDOR. with 6-ply vcstlgation of the Michigan Public It'.-- te grand arid glormus feeling 4 w«si/. in cxrtllen; condition, excan. Pt evident wmild no', be dnini\ ,1a-1- so rhusl IhP lake he congealedh healer, good paint, und perfect While .-.taginw a 'e,-:eor»nion nftted. Hr has gone llirough per-: THIRTY YEA»B AGO 'TODAY. tondUig Utrougjy-Ao US-31 along ■ Utility Cointnisfiion started by Gov. To know u fellow's doing hls.part tr.n'-.ch tli-ir rn«Ay covering. Am! rendition, at only Comstock? H being pushed 'at 'all,,■ To I'ive kids an education. Mrtiul ordeals such as none «f the' •■verything ro still, so awfully «IU1 J Lake Michigan. On the north M-37 others has had to endure. To keep In thc flaming aurora bnrcalU the! the matter should be brought out .Sell me a bottle. Druggists, tplendid condition with and US-131 are paved far into the in public lift and to rbe Jo th.- top mer Haih.iA.tv', l:at . Thursday :,’iril of .-pahs novtra over tlie fro-; Radio and hratcr, a good Of Stuff that 1* gwx! and stout. surrounding country. M-21 and US- into the open. Thc testimony la of of !• he has hail to conquer physical1 where buy ut only . ...... they enjoyed a bountiful ufn- :?n waters ’—Jeu Sarchscn. ln -The; sufficient importance to be made I'm drinking for education* sake infirmity with an iron w‘U. This lias Saga ot F7idt"i NttiMcn" Translat-; 16 to thc east are main concrete public. "Star-chamber" tactics are . So 111 drink till I get knocked out. given him that exprro io'.t of smiling" ner which was given by Mr? HathFORD V-H 1933 DE LUX 3-WINDOW COUPE— equipped with BBhways across the state, while i lik» to think when I m drinking punctun proof tires, perfect condition mechan­ (but inflexible, tenacity which is the unsatisfactory and will be viewed Walkltu. <Nvw York: Norton.■ Society. The iHjhr That although I may be a foil. US-131 on the. south b a similar ap­ marked trait «f his countenance. • • Aid ically, Riw:d paint, only witli suspicion. Let thc utilities Tin drinking jus-t. to help the kids Rutland are adepts ut :rvmg foie proach. ' He hiiN rndtau'if hi^^n Indomi­ dinner*. . WORT1I SAYING AGAIN probe lx- made public, i Who are tuixidUa to go to schooL IH30 FORD MODEL A SPORT ROADSTER. table cheer lulntv-.* through th': ’•But M-37 extending fioutheast to The. party ijp.tn by Mr and Mr millions ot babies in the in line condition, only j>s\ cliology of the whole American Thomas HSKlnga remains In poor shape", and -jc a- thc Audit p-opje. • ' - He has added to Ameri­ ThursdayDevening LOBBY. INCw: Two IlCS FORD MODEL A TUDORS, good although pwtiOns are payed there y conscience and no', Just another drunken human can history a portrait that never can We have on qut desk a patnplik t ant affaU*. lhe gltes bed. Ui st bring-. the tn«»t, melon*, each only . Anxious to Irani Ilk; tate. stfll are stretches which oiler only a be fontotlcn.’" the reception roam, and shortly be sent out by the American Federa­ gravel surface. The' cutoff between tin ."i-PASS. LINCOLN SEDAN, good Urea and line shape mrchan, ... fore : ix lhe -dtxirs —.. leading Into ...ra We are haunted by an ideal lifeJ tion of Utility investors. Iiic.. with And without afly hvMtation ’ Bowi n and Dutton h^.s lain un'Awre are extracts from an es.iAuditorium wire trirown OpWi am! and it i; because v-e have within u»! full, knowledge and approval <4 cer­ Admit me for drinking myself to .mate of our president written by the tximjgin:.- inan-he:L in v mplc- tht b-.-;:inning and the ixHsibllity of I finibhcd for several jtaro. while an wonderful opportunity. Only . . . . death 11: Garvin, v.iltor tit "The Ob revet-. ,irou,K| the h ill- Uikin: their pl.ict- -• tain large ■ utility corjxfralions-- ;I For the r.iu.-v of tdncritlcn. oighUcn-mile Mietth north ot Hx.iLmidon, England- Cmniiig as they do dt tn,, ubir,-resign, d them. Troxel': lIMfi MODEL T FORD PICKUP, in good running order. A we may believe the explaiutory let­ •M docspit "happen." It U or-1 Biir ih‘rki:y.. CiUASopolis Vigilant. |from the f-'ti of a man eonneelrd Hi orchestra 'futnulnd .ver. mjoyabl tmgs i* sttl) rough gravel. ’ ' handy little rur for many purposes, I preempted. captured, by1 ter-that accompanies it. Thia corAmerican politics, save mu*ic thtciughoui th- .*upp«T bum micse .disadvantages would be priced at only . u’. d cbmmnn inu-. In ii rviYUL radio address Gover- I no way with ' • ■ ,.utn. jjjg mrnu waj poratjon professes to chumpion the । are tw.» kinds nl very dis- । S.'Shcvl.? ..Vflu!ta3l'ra'''".‘." » ,,! ’’‘ra-MtanM ; uil.n-t n».ti FORD MODEL a paNei. DELIVERY, in -t; cemre.. Mi- y\ :ic people--th<be who have! I.wt a fine concrete highway 1 xtetid., cause of-neglected public utility iiiperfect condition, at only writer k supper euchre n vtuturs and welcomes contribution.-, atul tfove who have nerve. I oil the way from Hastui,-. to Battle ........r. It ,. .. . ..... ................... . m «. ra«- „t U.v .ta.ta.ta: • — - ror jhe e\ mun doesn't know his strength! r.ta. <l v. 1.N.tata .1 in, v«...! ' '"U'.-I. <4 th’ Mi . h anta creek I: is natural for trad! to fol­ U from 31.00 to 8500 or more to, ' v.-rnbj infm ma! hr r> sto his wt-aknes;. low the Un-.- of h .* . resistantti, and drntr ixinsLU largely, m knowIla •pretontlMi--. the propcnrtiotii 1- .ran ..... .... ......... <hd ta rath _ Mila W.iUdorll ra.-utnlj... "t™ ":,<n’ ~l.hu..lins a t.en yuu hare s.url ent'iueh. . ' bwilnisa between Grand ul C... '.-ral. banner. ... v.cnilxr 193'f !n:rn ii:ul PaH«ca! leaders of'Europe a •chime for financing -a pourrtu! c.'.T-tnck lii “ Noiv: ut whit a man ha- on htm ilittuig; will sutler a ------ * nit !r'i>x- in him that counts, i tabby, on a national scale to. boos! In :!■ •■ -Lamin : lecbiative .jk ;.d tnLMjK/r’.a?:-a -a civ ar. nd pumpkin pie formed of maintain .present .utility rate: Crumbs of Wisdom ai'.h the Investor instead vl the util­ cl!. -a; iu down to ovtrw .Him.. ■ ill M:>. Fred Cutter. Jr . r.f I-f BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. been spending.a lew davs.-ad ity companies looting the bill. feu', merely «*- a gestutg ol dr-tap tiki effect !ha’ •■Money wiu. mcal)i to be n yard- maiidm'Atut. Mrs. Itadul pro r. t all thou knowest but be­ would be clo-cd, und tin' vtick with which t<j measure value, ron. who brt-n quite mt; all thou s»ivest. » I v.ay depvtuient ha. it bat throughout the ages man has ‘^‘h’ the grippe. Pungent Paragraphs fitter been able to »iiv*.- a monetary C* J. Searles of Hlckn sidcrurnMi. Grand R-.< admin:.-trai:uu i yiird-shek which would not at one -l‘‘- 'he mu : oi hta al county. Hastings and B Ing- ;time tmnsure a hundred inch: • and Rorabeck ov. r Sunday. ran a pow third —A are mutually ii/.n I at another one ■---•• inch."—— Sir■ bam C&Ulty New-. FORTY YEARS AGO TODA pletlon of this hlghu [Blackett. The Barry and Eawn M Jor need for these communit ■Ilion nu t in the nttic persons .... CH,. aluabl wLshino IN COLD ST OR/ COOK IOIO8. Editors. the fate ol lhe downed .village that served its purpose so well. Now we have'the nave tne a*i»«rr answer— —preserved uaaixmi almost. Inta, rrady U> Mura ara.tl.ra bold bund intent on 'exploring further the secrets which the Antarctic has to yield. Standard Savings & Loan Association Real Bargains At the Universal Garage $375 $375 $365 $150 $115 $175 $25 $275 Universal Garage Co £he imaainatlon in ti opportutuve:-. Commander Byrd a Cimriotu and pt,»e*s!bns.''—Will found Little America fo Woodland; \ i chat-U. five yeans ago, In .-pit ’ tn the difficult days thro-.njh Dr.. Lowry. Drake. Foil. Antarctic winter* this camp v . i Wilton v.e. as a people, an huts, workshops. Ijbrmator.n wo must not make (he inhiake ai Parking Mgrercotn* connected by an thinking timt u- shall nnd 1 ate System of tunnels ha- b and inability by clever ♦< ncha (waxhCar will lemain in tl: dodges alune Gh nn Frank tag tranquil beneall-. Uic cl ly and make her l.outv with lit gnutdmuther. Mr.- M T Goodyear cqvfttei of the South Polar i “Do not conclude Mr. and M: Now a new exf^rntmn land*. I p’li! lev is ‘otnettmes , Mrs. D R Is »!•;!! In | lore one should have nothing g> to d0 do Brooki c F ____ _ Mrs tbnw radio fowcra are stjll erect; .. with It.. The Det that I'. Is «... NEWS GLEANINGS. few ininuU*' tunneliivg him,-. n7-'" Jahn White 4nd Florence Krai.e ai I'Jmt-* eon up! is not a reason' w “ hy ” -endAl the luncrai ot Nchci doorway to view, Inside it look* ...The imuicc . ----- . — ione should desert. On the contrary, Co*»k neur Prairuulu- _Tue*daj — — tlMJUgh the camp-had been.vacated intry. as WC have iusl learned, n be heated with wood thu winter tout u a reason why cite should du Mr. und Ml*. Cha rave Upparte ijf coal battle with there forces of evil. ’—. . Manchester b-jtyidwes; A lamp, landing on a isamuH-Seabun'. ’ • . table, half lull o.f alt I* lighted;-mm —New York Timt A rtu-Jbush in trie pate-j ol a hotel ,in-Tumb4i< ’is— —«ra... — . . . .faces 'foreman at and i-raokera art on tnc tablu; a so •-> large tna; . ----"The. problems civilization is a cousin ol entste; may be placed full arise from one basic source. pbonohreph S'ajfos ready for uw; Theahunp In the dollar L cirhnw labli ■. taiiure to deal adequately with inelectric Tigfit lUltx* arc Mill strung .young nan artist* out -<! unrii idivtdtral differences.' —Pro!. B. A. iiom the cehing. a snap ol the France. may fid a number ot »me according tofc^ij, • ■ W, R. Sellick at Paw Pkw ihb'wcek ML* Genic Brown is home from switch and they turn on. In one ol vacancies in Provincetown bams. priced lor not Stand by high livnu’ sUiuiards fipringlleld. Illinoia. for-a few weeks' Hit! store rooms aril wiiate meat. Detroit News. a •medium- .'rum r.bhi.u and prt^wuve labor visit with her parent*. beet and a sUb ol bAon still tn good ---------rteville and on 37SW, and ; and set your face firmly again*: ex­ conalilon. Thc cook thaws them out Girl out ou- way also a: travagance from d&honert and un­ As A Ru-vteli cl Galesburg were in ana lutiiXKis a mJligun »tcw tor nounced a.gold abrugaUon ctetc• - . , , . productive ganu."-<>urn D. Young die city Tuesday. publuhed in the . tiui iiuntpry «ie*i. Brer since tin she wants it jfiaUuum entagcinvi.-. i*.>ued in Boston. 1 "Only J iffejived for other* u U;? FIFTY-FIVE '»EARS AdO TODAY. iirat expedition broke camp in iKffi. ring.—Arkaivaa Garelte. luc worth while."—Albert Einstein. A few of thc old time Heighten* Milk Is the Best Also the Cheapest Food! Th- scientist studies fans and PROVES his ’Statement/ Medical i-'..ntuts who have investigated F'DOD VAL­ UES arc agreed that pure milk is not only ths most nourishing food, but it h also the least expense, it contains the body-building food ele­ ments and health-building vitamins that make it almost a balanced ration. SchHHUts who study fued value* say that every growing child needs » quart of good milk a day. and cveryadult a'pint. The logic I* plain. |u yuur own and your fam- lly’» best Interest*, you should use more milk. Highlands Dairy speciplueu in producing and .wiling good, clean milk. All wo self conies tram our own state-accredited herd. Our bams, our milk hou;<c and our processing of milk have lhe approval ot state autlioriUcs so we are permit­ ted to sell ours as GRADE A milk. But it costs you no more. We Invite your Inspection of our Dairy. It youll visit our barns and milk home YOU will KNOW we are right in saying High* lands Dairy milk Is guocl. clean milk. A telephone call will bring it to your home. The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31. 1934 •ante cta**‘ of roy*t«rers and dis- lean people in repealing ilu: Ei»h-'|B. C. AREA COUNCIL lurter. ... Ilullno 11 OnmMnno. [«uU> Am.ndm.M No ..... tv- dnnrlvart of hl. litral riutits Tho RECEIVE DISTINCTION Drunks Are Causing Numerous .. ......... Disturbances Of Peace-Lo&Hy.sSSSa Wins .OonUh»d from PM. «»> J. Auto makers put “KNEES” in their motor cars but we take ELBOWS out of washing I low long have you wanted io cnjpy picasen ter, easier home laundry? h’s yours now—at greater savings. Enjoy the new convenience, speed, refresh­ ing cleanliness and economy that ELECTRIC WASHING gives you. LIMITED OFFER AT THIS PRICE ' The famously popular ELECTRIC WASHER Delivered in your home for as little as — 1934 UNIVERSAL­ BIG VALUE Feature. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS! tub. Nothing to rust or loosen. e Fast-washing. 3-vane, aluminum agitator, clean* all fabrics thor­ oughly. .safely. , • (Lposition reversible wringer with poMlhe safety release. Rust proof. e Large “balloon type” Wringer rolls. NO BREAKING or BEND­ ING snaps or buttons. e Life-time traiixinksion, no oiling needed. No bells or pulleys. • FULLY GUARANTEED. Never before lias a Universal been oilcred at this low price: only $49 da This big washer value of the day .. . now you canown the BEST at the price of ^bargain” models. Doq’t wait longer when this Universal is so easy to.buy. 'I'he lime is limited — PROFIT FROM THIS OFFER NOW! SEE IT DEMONSTRATED IN OUR §TORE-or PHONE 2305 Sl'IiClAI. I-KHT'S .V TBKMS ON OTIIKH ' I RONEltS .. W ASlIliltS CQNSUMERS POWER THE GLUTTED HOME MARKET the Junior Bed Cross! nerson a riah* tr> iruzxie Mnr.a suaunnTSogp -? Award for Second Year ; (MiUlUMHEAOV ' r PMbhc nuU*n‘* ,•«“ a in Succession -N',r hlL', “ rt “bl to 'wr *° ’* J>ccr ,” right to rrta,n retain “a lk licerute to * sell if he shall make hu place a nut-1 the Haiti# Creek, Area Council has Banct- ty sailing boa»- to persons, received the Junior Red Crow swim- '• who are more ol leM mtoxteated, or mlng award for lhe safety precau- j to i>er»oii8 in tlie habit of becoming lions maintained and the high qua!-1 tly of training given at unoip Camp nrn Ben :j hltoxicati-d. • nreardmu to m Lioyrt TJovri Shafci Hhafci j: Sooner or later on exaapcmJcU Johnston according puMlc -Ul whM iwy aid . lew ?““■« ™ year, ago. .nw saloolu wen, not 11 v Cowc41 a,, ioroed out of b,»tar« b, fol.l Ob°< ““ ““"O' «>■> «UU,«r.. nor b>- ,-olrr. who OnlrM .! ■“„"”««' two KJ« In.niwuion ln (Home oihn p~pi, or u>«r '*< ’»’'d “™’ i HtMs Tho Mor (raffle w»» outTh* rmbl-in U «,» , tawed borame (he Mknu UM be- dl.pU>- io (br Bonner M.- non*.-, come uJilxurablc nuisance*. It wa *’””r 1 “r,> “ (evident ,vl(lc.nt at lhp linu . U1M lht . Amerfe nuirement;. necessary, to qualify ; nt the time that thc Amcri voter, who nut saloons out of thus distinction. guard Red Ct'/*; rx»mui<r wr^.,*nnLlaii*?-1... t^Fntafntn- ln charge; one '»>>•«• for-<-arh mx : .. . <<„ rX “ a con.|dcral>le h<>k, ’ut ,o*cr- "■*" lookout 1919 percentage of ihoM- who voted the grappling hookx; life-, !932 saloons out of existence were men l*.dVtt’i’- CJ' U 'b?*1’. Jun,2r ”n[1 “J? or Who drank mon or !<■ -.-• frequently. «’“«! at all Ume* during *wim-; ■btit they had become tired of saloon ,nl,,K |x*rl*«vf. a f0!*'41 are;i fnr, lawlesMYna We thing it can be said L‘ol’1'.?lmnU‘ri ««d he g t n n c!! ptudr >n lu thp United | they did la tho pre war period, and thu? moderate drinker, kilted^Qie b.e’1,h ’«'•'>"*'”<•» »>•*«> prrmi'lucr*« - d at ixwt they are now catlag a higher parliquor tntmc when It wax ixItTiwed *lon •'*“« ** >”'< n. check *v1 o.tr pcipatatloa. but ccOt ot lbe 101,1 preducuoa ut boat iouId ollnjlnuta the excess on tbn I ha patna rata in Jhte county, xvate and nation. J®”1* buddy, ayotein for Insuringj । >-• uroJucta avail- lt‘,n 20|«aw ago. tlowavor. thia ea> The name people. If they find the ol ymmgcr swimmer*; one । lex {Mir hundred weight and tiaftlc comer, back with the old time ,l!' x al ,{2r tv‘ry eight i wnniners. ! market hat deprevi uta. return fru» the wbolti tawlrwAs* ahd drunkanMW. will r‘^’illir Ufc-saving drill*; regular | ciratroyrany and allSubstitute.-, for «aimnatl;uu ran. day; instnielimr; exports since the is a rndrcilnu ot the compardtivi kulturat imunt Admin* the saloon which our taws'havt* ere- ; , “, *' r' , 1,1 '•'!a«is svimmmgi A merlesn p»oplo ated or may create. atrokes; ins’.ructina uwomph-hrd i filing anpind It trio-. v, rather than nf any snbs'.anUal hath to preadut-dajr • For their' own protection, those ’**‘mmerx ’■> lavs junior Rrd Crosv | lor j k and lard than pick up in c uh. have peer llcensoa ahould reek?*™**?® “' " 9o.its ,M’a examined torj equlremeot*, ____ Imlrj-d c'-ich Week >' reasonable n gulatlons and reason- _____ f able hours for «< Hing liquor. Those for ralejy by 4 public health officer.! I*. « such care and precautions as i who con-vider liquor drinking a perPINE LAKE FARMERS* CLUB. a* children and they should have Recitation. “Just Dirt.” Mana Bonnl right, which-they do not abuse, thcic thi«i hnvh given. Camp Brn I HU at' tlie Partners* the Hc Ponied out that the Calthrop. Ruth and Lloyd Notting­ should diicounU-mjnce ‘drunken- 'Ji*iutpn u splendid record for > There were . . . . so-called "fads" of manual training, ham presented a comedy tiiat pro­ Club a: Robert Ford's, for a day ncss by ixtsoiis warn abuse their 1salt meeting. Jan 27. The committee domestic science. ami sewing will voked much laughter. Wo shall ex­ rights and dtaobevjlm law by get-' served a lovely dinner, after whlclj bring out the talents* of each child pect to hear from theiso promising ting drunk and becoming public thi) vicc-pn fddrnt. Lee Nottingham, slid thus they will be started on young people tn Hollywood soon. , nuisances. • I terns of interest were in charge ail day meeting with jxrt luck called Hit*' meeting to order and we thr right course. He aljo told some­ There is no rt ason for Hastings to an 1 on February 14. at the hoipe rang “OnwCfd, Christian Soldiers’* thing qX-Olrt-puipmed J3p.0OO.OGO tor^ of Pearl Brown. 'tolerate diunkeimess by a small dinner 1 »1C' A motion was made and supported improvements and why he ! fraction ot Hmmc who-<*xerc|sc their ‘ul Mr and Mrs. E CL Smith- Mrs mid repeated the Ix?r<l.. Prayer. The publre We ’r I™; hope every l.~ — that.----the. program ______committee _______ _ feature usual order of business was dis­ voted against it. V. i right to drink h<]tfor. Nor ta there . with und Mary Mullcnrlnrc clUarn in Barry county Is back ot further information on thc school Innv retisrfn-why any place shall re- 1the program and u debate in one t>f pensed ' ‘ charge of- a very interesting Mr. Parker In this.' We are always question. Thc program will lit hi •tain a license to sell b»*r if the 1the features, of the program. The took glad to have Representative Parker, charge of Robert Ford and Mrs. men folks an* also invited to this ' and ver'.h while program. We join* grtt-d ot 1U: proprietor makes him 1 with us. Lottie Lindsey. Meeting adjourned ic.d*l i singing •Abide With Me." ■ tpink oiiJv’of his own private profit meeting. 1 IMiwlon. -numue und Thread.-- b>' " 'and not t.f the public* interest When Mr<. Arthtir Tcdd died. at her* •’News of TnteFUt to Ihe-jDalry Aril*" Calthrop ‘ nn Muturrrnv Saturday .vonlncr evening. XA.H Feb. 1A 10, with i(ti individual drinks liquor and does ! bom? here on Friday mopilng troth Farmer'' w«‘ very ably given l^' Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ell Lindsey. j not interfere with lh<* rights-of nth-1 rear!* *. fever, hire had only rctwnlr Ernest Smith of tlie- Delton Co-opSolo, “l H Take You Hom? Again Pearle Bagley. Secy. ,»*rs and nrhul- his own affairs, suchily mwd ht*:c with the lamily from rrative creamery, in which she Kathleen." John Chamberlain. > • drinking of liquor i- lawlirl at the'Sunrii-ld. Before coming here siic’,pointed out the many reasons why It was also a pleasure to have our HOLMES CHURCTL ---- .... n B j,.ni.in Ke>s underwent-ari operation at-a lam-i thc dairy fanner should use dairy county school commissioner, Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Barnmn of [drunk and mi s^lHnux-if a nui- sing hAspilnl. She leaves h husi/and prodm ln iiutcad of the chcoper »ub- Maude Smith, with us to explain Hustings were Sunday visitors at -suncu nr a menace! such dninken•*—-••1■ anti' three - small children Our ktltiites. She c<xnplimcnted thcmore pa-. iti<»c nn236. no. telling aao. teiung or about au«ui Act No. of Hilbert Barnum's and Mr and Mr;»<» ami any disorder or evil enn- ymr.at!),- > , extended to the ta -,tryts of our creamery tor thvlr toy- tjHs tt5JMg)J)0o appropriation and Hany Woodman of Grand Rapids ( dycl tiiat result from it income the reav<;'.t funvlv. Stic was buried aljalty in using butter. ■ * . how It would ta* distributed. It ta were callers. public'.-- bu-dn * > Such oflmueitl V< r;.u.nt ville ,jri Sunday af.ermxm. ■ Dkmaid Hili favored us with sev- the. goal t<> have within five years not tattle Mi e; Darlene LouL-u? arrived rhouid not ta* tolerated. A •.*■:>- !:*.-(;<• crowd attended the eral pretty selections on his Hawa- a one room retail in Barry remn'y. at the hoi .;* i Mi. and Mrs. Keith I*. T A Slum Supper and program Jinn guitar. Tills county would be the first in the Durkee s -ii’lay. Congou ulnttono. SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. I last Friday evening. The men put We were very glad to have Rcpre- state to have all schools consoli­ Several relatives and friends of I Mrs. George Holl gave a party on a good urogram. ;rentatiyr Club... F. Parker with us dated. Owing to the kind interer. Freeport save Mr. and-Mrs. Keith ;Saturday rgenmu. Four tables of,, Mis? M.irum Woodman Is spend-;again He explained thc Thatoiwr- and generosity ol w. K. Kellogg Smclker a miscellaneous shower at (cards were played after which a fine mu i ii w week* hi Kalamazoo with Slav School Act. Some think this she showed how thc schools in the the home of Mr. und Mrs. Purest jhot supper was served, her aunt. Mrs Geo. Fiegal and ict I* to force Szonsolidation of different jrarts of the county might Price Saturday evening. I Ixtta Strait, assisted by Thelma familv.'Mrs Fit-gal and daughter, ikdioah. which U not true.- Taxes be conrolid&ted. She also compared Elwood Ba mum is on the sick list.1 .Hall. chtertalnVd the South Ver-, Mr.iv i*t-. “i.fiit Munday night am! Aould be equalized through this act. thc expense of running the schools Mrs. Floyd Fvncetcmaker spent mensviJle Birthday Chib Thursday.1 Tuesday in thc Woxlman home. But he did emphasize thc fact-----that....on—the - »■------------------ present basis and —....the.....inSaturday afternoon with Mrs. Anna {Twenty*tcvefi enjoy'd the dinner. •u ... .■*■**■ I school* eased aid in the larger unit •hoots can ta- rim run lor less when ci c:cased unit, Mrs. Endsley in Hastings. ; tcqjt place as follows: Prc-.lden*,1 r-v? woT °n? cuunlr>’ 111 consolidated. W<- d<» mu want cheap Smith has pul much time and. Mr, .aid Mrs. Bert Hayner and [■Myrtle Strait. Election of officers tion '' Wlinoul *‘ radiocasting ata-- <;.rx>is and we get what we pay thought on this subject and made family of South Woodland went itook plurc as follows: President.,* ■1 ' • Uot- there is-notlung as valuable ur. realize hew really important it Is. Sunday visitors at Fred; Durkee'*. •Thelma Hull; vice-president, Anna ! Vandervcer; secretary - treajurej*. ’ I Olive Hokunsan. ! ,George Bciiedtct. who died lib Lanning*faM week, atu brought herei to Wojdtawn cemetery Thursday for,' iburiul. It war. a large funeral. | On *Thur3day callers ' at Asa] j-Strait ; were, Mr and Mrs. George* ■ Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. Hewlett.] !Mr.-. Elcie Ackerson. Mrs. Bess' | Welch. Mr nnd Mrs. WHford Pnce; and ssn bonald. alMK Lam-Ung, ; । Mr und Mr*. Georg? Hull were' •: In Kalamazoo one day last week on biuunrss. Myrlen Strait of Nishville had. quite a smathup with hl* car while i Hi Grand Rapid., la^t week. A man Having decided to quit farming, I will.sell at public auction at the farm known as from Wayland turned directly in front of him on Burton avenue. the Corrigan Place, one mile east and one-fourth mile north of Freeport, or 8 miles [certain to J. breed xertou* cor.dHl.m-> | which .!» tauM, .h.m.ruh «« gaUwr agaliut altowmg thate who'sale <ot beer. no. longer required u, *”‘ I" “naiul eleven tell liquor or Uwm who drink U> «-|te nai-intoxicahhg. ' U continued y shuakl iXer tarnr' be eea. to violate the taw. | f«r p-i . rea-onaJU-hour In this “wouM th“ lutws cannot be respected and:clt>- Tlie MierltHi office ha*been j6 up lu cny council to fix will be defied and the rights of oih-> •** 9‘." *“* *5®“ 'reasonable hour* ior the sale of Il­ er* are certain to be Ignored whcn ‘u*tUl*° odock in the morning to.quon especially sltwe beer h no any person or pcreon* become Inlox- |Uto U*M! »re cal* nr of .in,,,.. drunks, BOM some or of these .-----...... ttan tl w »... 3r.l~i.oUe Icated. Disorder and disturbances of comptaints, so we are told, were (xntenl. also to "regulate the sale of lhe peace usually follow drunken-] made by jiersona who have licenses - mtoxlcanta In Hastings and toniaks " Sbre? w Uq*»? Unew. No one- has a right, under the, to sell beer! It U unreasonable to ask 'e u ho may Igw, to get Into that' condition. or to expect a atariff or hb. officers Uw Uno ina> Neither has any person a moral to ait up all night in order that »ueh| Tho Bonntr. o. » puMIe newsright to be a, party to getting aqv I Urey IW- prompUy ljfla on|y ono jntwreM in this person in a condition wherq. he be -1[cornpUlnU. comes a putaa'nee or a menace I The plain logic of this situation is ] matter—the public interest. Thr Rep/.Ls coming to this paper! that there should be a thorough en-] rights of the public will not be rcsho< timt some ix-nwin.* have been i|farcement of the law* againstspected by intoxicated persons They able m recent days,to buy und to; drunkenness, and a proper regula-[do not realize what they are doing. consume liquor tn Hastings until.lion lion of, of. and and reasonable reasonable hour* hours for.-become for. become public iMiblit: nul»anf.t*s nul»an©es and and may mav they become drqpken disturber* end j th« the *ata sale nf of llnunr liquor in Hastings. w. We d,. do j h,r™,n become „„hlu public nwn.r« nwnacx'~ Thi. This j>anuUances. It is reported that the I not need und do not want a "nuis-1 per accepts lhe verdict of lhe Arner- COMPANY We AUCTION SALE ■ SOUTIHVENT CARLTON. Thirteen jwrimen attended the adult cla-- on Tuesday afn ni-xm at thc home of Mr. and Mr-. IjiFayett© U.'bonie. AH are cordially InvitMr. (Hid* Mrs William Shriber and I cta’ightcr of Hu thins ..pent * evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber. Mr. und Mr-. Claude Cole and • j family of LovreU spent Saturday j night xilh Mr. and Mrs. Evan Ful­ ler. ! Mk BatL.. i Bo? in an <f Haj turns spent Sunday with Mr. und (Mrs. Walter Cullutt. . | Mr. and Mr.- Frank Shriber und Hazel mid Mr. und Mrs.* Leo Barry and Nnrnv.n .; n: Sunday with Mr । and Mrs O. N Landen cf East I Carlton.. i The wood I)'-.* ut Mr. Beck'* was postponed until Feb. e. The ladles । in thc community io furnish .put Hack dinnt: at the home ot Mr. and Mrs Guy Nrt-h for the wood cutters.! house was not very well attended. I We were i-ntcrtained with an oldla?hlor.t<l Ap'llins bee and were quite surprised at ourselves We hope for a larger crowd next lime, i Feb. 15. ■Rowtnary Feldpausch went toj Ann Arbor,'Thursday to go through lhe ollintc there. Mr and Mrs. CltiToitt. Hammond and son Bernard, spent Sunday at Dr. Mohler's In Hasting*. Mr. and .Mr- Victor Glum. Junior nnd Marjorie, of L ike exit-sa called at Warren Bolten* Friday. Robert Tyler i- pending a lew days in Vcimw.tviile. Several from this way attended thr funeral of Virgil Dryer Thurs-1 day in Hast mg... ' Frank . Warapo hi* moved hl» family from the John DeWeerd homo t:> Hastings. Mr. and Mrs Covilte of Coats Grove visited their son Verdun and fuhjily Wudnosday. Al the creamery annual meeting held at Freeport Wednesday, Neal i Newton wa* elected u> otilce for th .* following year. A train making the run from Ber­ lin to Hamburg. Germany, lows a speed In kilometer* fcr thc benefit cl pufcngers. straight north of Hastings, on t ; T. . . -■ * >*.* .«.* Wednesday, February 7 Commencing at 12:30 P. M. Sharp, the following described personal property. HORSES. Bay mare, 15 years old, weight 1500. Gray mare, 14 years old, weight 1500. 19 HEAD OF CATTLE. Durham cow, 3 years old, bred. Holstein cow, 6 years old, bred. Holstein cow, 5 years old, bred. Holstein cow, 9 years old^ bred. I^olstein cow, 8 years ojd, bred. Holstein cow, 8 years old, bred. Holstein cow, 5 years old, bred. Holstein cow, 3 years old, bred. ■■ Holstein cow, 2 years old, bred. 5 yearling heifers, all due in October.. 5 heifer calves. ■ HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Bedroom suite., 4 bedsteads. 6 dining room chairs. Bookcase. Piano. A number of 1-gal. crocks. One 30-gaI. crock. Steel range. Linoleum, 10 ft. x 13 ft. Wash bowl set. HAY ANI^ FEEDS. About 300 bu. corn in crib. About 50 bu. oata. About 8 ton. mixed hay. TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS. Wagon and flat rack. Wagon and stock rack. Grain binder, John Deere, 7-ft. cut. McCormick corn binder. McCormick mower, 5-ft. cut. Blackhawk manure spreader. Superior grain drill. Double bottom plow, John Deorc. Walking plow, Oliver 99. • Spring tooth drag, 3 section. . John Deere hay loader. Side delivery rake. Corrugated roller. Dump rake. Two-horse cultivator. Clover seed buncher­ Clover seed swather. 5-tooth cultivator. Lawn mower. 3 set* hay slings. Exira harness. 30-gal. kettle. Corn :hellcr. Set double harness. Hay rope. Quantity grain bag*. ( Fence stretchers, forks, shovels, other imall tools. Cream separator, DeLaval No. 15. 3 ten-gal. milk cans. 1 eight-gal. milk can. TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. Nothing to be removed until Bettlcment it made. WM. F1NGLETON, Proprietor HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. J. E. BABBITT, Ciw �THE HWmT.C BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 51. 1934 Hobart. Alter Tudale—Oil For MIDDLEVILLE. Tuesday cveplng a dozen men from tore and Irving went to Grand! Rapids hnd enjoyed tlie Brotherhood. program. Among those who spoke | was Hon. J. C. Ketcham. whose ad-, (Continued from page oner /sprinkled with snow to the Grund drew as usual was much enjoyed. i A fine basket ball game here last • Continued from pope one> Tuesday. If you want the purlieu-: lar» turn to tip! sports page. { fxpe... public. For Instance not kafit neo Non-Fiction. Sullivan. Mark—Our Times. Vol. 3.. The annual creamery meeting was | thought, surely. (going through lhe state from cast ENCE. Pit use capitalize ei cry let­ he built a garage in a district ju,st well attended and the old directors to west west and and saw saw pracucany practically nouinoth- ter to ii't across -what I mean, but ouuide of the Bqt’lc Creek city Over Here. Ur rv-A-i »rUw.ri nt wi.nv won 1’ to ><■ j—j Sgta —m. ’i-». nsfor another and must come S.^H^ry. . . . ------ are in a letterstory ali by itself Wlllcmre. Cornelius William—A, were re-elected; At the directors'limits. Before he could do it he had ,Cop meeting Friday the same officers! Remembers. rannuw. w.io-.i ____ — - - - -----/ GreetIto ’iSSTill W ^rned turned te to roam at at will will. Miles and nnd Ings ings lo to you all all.., Wish I mill might rend. to pay 82.no for a permit to some-,, faJIet and Schllnk—100.000.000i were chosen and the old help all re­ 4he five.tours wait ju.- I all too v(iJ flt,Id5 rich black you some of tho glorious California one in Battle Creek who knew na Guinea Pigs. tained. A very successful year's bus-4 CM1S Ira CM, PH«:r BtamS, «“ Kblamvta erlrry beta JUIHbrnt and •>,. It, Madam more about garage;, than a rabbit.1 Bufano, Remo—Be Puppet incXs. the lowest cost per pound for" NOW Ji thr time to do something about IL Later he wanted to Install electric- showman. the butter making for many years.j lights. — Before ... he . wa.-. allowed .. a.to du wfltis. Vera—Embroidery-Stltche?., a much larger output and . somej Our SUPERIOR POCAHONTAS has a high heat unit tiiat *he to *get another frcimi. permit rtalrUSntLmnK'ui/diu/c11 We are tamlllar wild ll in Mlchlcsn,. Sadie B Cook. ........ ,v had *v “ ■ eMivinri jucaaon, Jackson. a. J. Hampden — Eurojie economy measures were the cause. . and pay $2 0(>, and the man who sold since the War. This plant has .been in surctswful: .Utata »'t*M «»■ Ibn'ta >n area._______ I January .wntyrml,. and splendid lasting value, clean burning quality and a him the jiermit knew a. much about Hetzbert Max J—Off To Arcady. operation for yeah, and means much thing in our lives, so'i tried’ to- Thc Santa Fe furnished a mo.’t low ash content that makes a satisfied customer with electricity as a Hottentot doe* about uaidt and Harkneis—Clothing For to both the farmers as well as the ' look the sophisticated one und did Interesting guide book. "By the merchants here. Jupiter. Not tar from his home a re- , the School Gitl. i enjoy it all—most of all the people— Way," with detailed information of tired farmer had purchased two lots. , -Longworth. -' - ••• ---------- — C-- L Boley and his school bus. Alice Roosevelt Ute old. the young, the middle-aged, j the states and towns they traverse. .On one of them he built a^nicc Crowded Hours. . ! which goes east from here, had rome Let us fill your bin with SUPERIOR POCAHONTAS and tome in strtvt clothes, some in eve- From it I learn that Kansas has, home; the other he gave up to lhe —Genera! Foods Cook Book. experience with clay road.i when thc ■hing clothes, some very smart,’some more acres in corn than forty-two remove from your home the possibility of having inade­ .growing o! flower... He was visited Hale. Wm. Ji—Chemistry Trium­ frost was cut last week. He had to hot so much so. It was a huge place.' other states, and averages a prodticfour times liqt summer by reprtsen- phant. ' bi- pulled out- twice one morning quate heal at the Urns when comfort means most. with. I wouldn't dare guess, how t ion of 119 millions bushels a yepr. tatives of the state government and Anthony. z. ......... ...c — ...... v ....An- over near Garner Schondclmayer's. Katharine Marie many tables, but they were well It's a great cattle country and from (Continued from page one) ‘ compelled to pay $2 00 a visit for un tolnette. ’ where they had recently worked on filled. There are scores of such the number visible alone from thej ------ inspection of his flower garden! He I Ruiey. Eleanor—An Abandoned the road. There did not seem to be places in Chicago It's the way a train we readily understand why re8l estate subject to tax. should not Uas raising thc flowers for hta own orcliaid. any bottom to thc road nnd he was pleasure nnd not to sell. It srrfilhnc- j colhru. A. F-—Radio Amateur's thirty minutes late upon bit!vol at W. to b. PUO« I. M b. I .n’t to K. ‘°//n.' ful that he .<hould have been corn-[ Handbook. the school. This upholds "the no tolled to pay sera to somebody for Miller. Max—I Cover the Water- fall work” upon day roads. through the intricacies of Chicago great acreage when the corn is hf« tl-I that privilege. ’Iron:. Flour, Feed, Coal, Cement, Lime, Brick, Tile Farm Implement) Wednesday even| ng someone. w.ho, gtraeta. and its numerous hold-ups. green and the fields yellow with “ n’“« ,a* Wet have been pairing laws nt; jMn Barnes, Librarian, evidently believes )»rk to be good at night, by our friends to the Dear- 'wheat—for Kansas now produces S'," a’* J? and it hr ternffc speroi in Michigan. Many bi j -------------------HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 bom station from which the Santa mon* than any other state in the . t h‘‘ ‘ them, far more than necessary, call to cat. took touf dressed hogs from, OBITUARY'. Fe jeares. ! Unton. It* great elevators in this ha'p lo Pa> Therefore, wr behere for cowtly commferions and mure' France* Madeleine Gardner, old- thc Arthur Geukes daughter boureJ Mr Reynolds told uj of spending country make a skyline nearly ta55,®t®hLJ.° bt> °*! job*. It has become a serious ques-; cwt child of Mr. and Mrs. Chas So far we have hot heard of the . an evening recently with ftiends * ‘trying as that of New York “nc tha't wou’Ku"’!^ t ion how to preserve a home and Gafdner. was torn July 8. 1897. at guilty party being found. jiay so much money for um Icss gov- i lhe Gardner farm west of this city Mrs. G. D. Whitmore left for her . enunent <>>st5. 'and passed away January 25/1934. daughter's Thursday evening upon. SOUTH SHULTZ. Rev. Fred Horn and Mrs. Horn As a member of the legislature । ul the tome ot her parent*. 109 receipt of the news that there were Mr. and Mrs. Will Whitmore of and daughter, Evelyn, spent Satur­ four of them down with scarlet fev-l taved of hi* spare cash, fortunately .K>^as are the most stupendous ‘"Sded L^h^la? rewrti^nlct- to could say something lo to<q>lc west State Road. She was united in er. At the last report all were do-I Deltop pleasantly entertained the day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. P.V..UVM u. u,v ,uw rvcr-.no CH*CI- Obout c’“rc(ul ln -'Wning to-1 marriage to Robert E. Surine of Moody and mother of South a small amount in this core. One s‘8ht 111 America. hich WGu *d &fing ioeai asM .s._ unoas Thf pe°:,lc of Michigan are .Nashville July 27. 1932. and® they ing as well as possible under the Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle Thurs­ Bryon cd. which would bring local nsresstwenty being present/ Those Maple Grove. circumstances. Lu rille 1 .lor ^-pooi „ purposes now complaining of a three cent < lived uvea in Nashville until uniu two years grows rather blare to this sort oi Emporia, best known as thc home ------nicnt5 in' rural 1 ,ments far .school nunxxus in . rural ......... n in nasnviuc two years ;---—•• and — •*/ three of 'day. Clinton Hom spent Saturday thing in Chicago, it reems. of William Allen White, was anoth- L* — ... .in '*a rS lax: a,ld yr! raorc 1111113 ,00-ax) nso. when they came buck to Him*- h1'*- chUdren now have it and no from South Shultz und Hastings, .night districts to a straight three mills and Sunday with Elmer Anwho were present" were, Mr. and T™“ wotua woiS r>* “ 7.'r '»»«» w ■» "•» Alttowb Mm wmi Sur-« We t.mUy will We boarded the Grand Canyon.er stop of interest. |i-wry uu>vrtci unai xatr ' ' — ’’ ---- - •• ”» » Mrs. Theodore Pranshka und Mrs. I dens of Brush Ridge. Bpcctal at 11;35. Everyone on ourj On Wednesday morning’we awoke and lt it equalizes the burden of school 151alurc *Hlalurt‘ ln favor '>* ot a *1* s,x rcnt cent sales me me had had torn been in in ill ill health health for for manv many ,1U'° .. I Mr. and Mri Glen Gates are ----- - ----— „ off ---------------------------------।support ,ax! f'° doubt d9u,:>l nw-u most of of them them never never years, yea-,, her lirr last last illness illness was was of of short short Burdette nHUU Wodd uw^upmucu accompanied u> by, Mina Kenyon. Mr. atgl Mrs. Charley making their home with his par­ Pullman was.------getting for the ex-;to an---------entirely different---------landscape — Support ’ ,aX! tm . denartment . .. . read tin* petition and shined without duration and all that medical aid A- H. Bell went to Grand Rapids Aldrich, Mrs. Maud Zqrbe). Mr. and1 ents. Ttwlr friends wish them joy tra dav day nt at th«* the ftrnvnn Canyon, «« so tn In th.. the .i wmNew Mnvirn-tx-niont Mexico-typical nt ot m.irh much nt of i — The '. 5(ate of edticnHovey. — Mr. andi Mrs. -----Albert;■ ——• — „ — -— four days we became familiar with , the country in the southwestern sec- 'llon teahres that Uw <mr rwm knowing what tjie petition called and loving. IjatMta could do. wait Tf'da? and he left hta cur in a park-'Mrs. Ucea and had pleasant visits withUon of the US. A. little Jumpy “ utterly inXll'-Ju.". to c^’ for. , | d.me she is survived by her hUs- lnK ,ot: When ready to come home Nash a,ul sort. Ronald. All report and happiness. ' Inany.---------------------------------------- (rises of ground, scrubby trees of qu an educational program P i Another thing that needs to be IRVING. ., t-— . ...that the taxnavers wlui. looked alter ...— .... . Mrs R Wto Bolton Mrs H E Mrs. Bell, who went after them. with Mr. nnd Mrs. Hovey al bj .citizens who wish I shared the washroom the first the pine_______ "family, rfthin layers ol snow. . kno.;.& t4W I The Ladles' Aid Society will meet *-taht ' ranches surrounded . ..,aXP “>er8 able “ l,rotccl ltiel-r. homes is lobbying ut Whittum. Miss Edna Gardner and night with with aa ladv lady from from Boston, Boston, one one'ranches surrounded with with liills hflis. low low su^^ 'Mic'h ^hoota ^re^not l«* your car. even thc com- Hastings. from and aa pretty horses Dgrazing-now nnd t0 to phull and maintain consolidated conJoltdnteif LnnfilnR r<,r Interests. Lob- Mio, Jeamjette Gardner and ihrja PW of a deputy sheriff does not ”Ronald —M Kenyon -------- --of Bellevue ----- al the home of Mrs. Ben Beverwyk spent, from Montreal Montreal und pretty dark- buildings, ...................... ..—..... UIiad ail a maintain bverf Iao- .!st.llook . ■ — ... byists nt-t* are rw*xt< pests at al ILaming. ThetF 1---- ' brothers Robert Of Nilt'S iltlli ItOvBI^ nillke you jw,. safe. two days last week with hta grand­ Friday. Fib- 2. Pol luck dinner. • eyed vniinly young XZIcc MLv frrvn from XvflwaukAA Milwaukee. Tt It than then na hiohnr higher hill hill rnn.^no coming Intr*. into vview. Tht. Inonfrv »or thut tmrnocv hvitrt.« ........ ' . .. . . ira* the tatter'* first trip without;A twenty-five minute stop at Las.SJjTirom state S' work demoralizes and corrupts mem* v.« Fred O. Stokoe ta U1 and $ physl-Everybody parenu. invited. Mr. and Mrs. G. E Ken-, and George ot Hastings. one «he- V*r.<rl CT RrrlV.u. her mother, who was sure something Vegas gave us a brisk walk in mar'L-nev^ Mate 'nrome bers of the legislature. Hr told of rphew David B >ltbn ni;ii and twu two iiiwi-i-. nieces etan had ,o ,H’ ca*.ted f°r him Bun- yon. and ate dinner Thursday with;■ The Fellowship meeting was wclp ............................ . ...... ................... pin.w. im 'iu OviniMi. attended arid timee present enjoyed • .. . . <i»r M-pnin. . hta uncle. Frank Hallock, ot Milo. ■ tla\ evening. would happen to her. I told her thc vtlous air One can understand why could madc to flnung. u pi wrain paying one visit to'Rooni 519 at the Nan,.j. Bolton and Jayne Gardner. hearing Mrs. J. E Vandenberg tell . old story of tucking the Atlantic this section te -o beneficial for pul- o( building consolidat^ schwl.’ in Downey Houx*. where a num had Bcautitul was thc Christian Mrs- Merle Boyer is on the sick Mr. and Mrs. Forest Smith and. their-recent trip to Florida. Wiley ',w' UonJd; -U^5r r arm,“S a ^fe‘ !rOUblr A! Albuquerque we Michigan Some local help would b.- expensive quarters in order to lobby ’ scicnc* service read by Mu. V..;..Bernlta and Jean visited relatives;! of Mrs. Jane MeCann received word Cuard. Its been my experience, tow- stopped long enough for lunch. Its required, but the burden should fall through tlie lagislature what Is ft.,d |x.auUful was thr tribute paid HENDERSHOTT. i ,n Crcek owr the week end., on Sunday of the death early that ewr. that lhe average present Ylay a town of 28,000 and has one uf tlie ,hc .ta?e .„v tareclv known as the ' Dog Racing Bill." He her In the wealth of floral offerings Mrs Chas*.'•Van Vraiikin was1’ Tlw many friends of Mrs. Mary! girl is amply able to look after her- finest hotels in the Harvey system.; We hope thc come when raw in that room expensive liquors, wiitclx voiced more eloquently than called to Delton Thursday by the Oibson will be glad to hear she ex-1 day of her sister. Mrs. Sarah Poff at lhe home of Mr...and Mrs. Fred line cigars and everything thu Wirds the esteem in which she was. jweted ,n to ~*" return '"w/puw s«,h mtaob. .s/X1’ would r” home from Burgess; Stowell of Newark. Ohio. Mrs. Poff appeal to th.- lower side of; hc;d, ;illtl the >orrow Ie|t at hCT serious illness ol her nephew. Myron hospital Sunday. I wits a resident of Irving for many eighteen mile strip of Iowa, and into N.m./|V i 'i '1* ‘.m*VJ'u1., know her was to love ! Johncock. Tlie Shultz Community Club will' Our superintendent. Miss Gaskill. years and was buried beside her Missouri In thc night and got to। Harvey museum said to contain tho -....... “ ■ ■ ------ -• -- ” ----- - ■ (HVI, mm WlUU 1IVCU w .-»>u v! , chose boosters for each of .the Sun­ ' meet with Mrs. Nellie Clouse Thurs- ■ husband in N. Irving cemetery. Kansas city at ejeven in the mom- iS”' He 'found democrat thl. .............. be..u::tul lite she lived. E“’r “"J be «M over-., period p! rear.. ,.o "" “"d republican and ■>-' - ‘‘day school classes Sunday. There 'day for dinner. All are invited. Mr. und Mrs. John Van DcnBosch Ing. I had never dined In a Fred i radian reliw in this country , bur we. jas.le build consolidated schools on a --------- . \ . 9’5 . }.C?L“-’iinny aiuu? smile sum and *»ouiy kindly »word a>iu were wos'B good attendance in spite of Thc Shultz school expccLi to be of Grand Rapids visited al the Harvey restaurant, so we took ad­ only had time to glance in. The fair basis in-each counts'. The blah 1' ,'A1W *’“•*>; to ^n'l* ,l"w .w , for ‘ very mi.-. Her devotion to-her tlw bad weather. . honored by a visit Monday from Dr. I home of Janies Nagel one day lost vantage of the hour’s wait and had landscape pew nm interesting al! offcra 11O difficultly, provided the '!,U' ,d0» „r.1,c‘ng one. Is before .is and her hie Turner ot Boston. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. jtobert Boans visit ­ luncheon in tills de luxe eating place the time, with its. fuiiny little adobe -state pai, a way of getting t!v 1 0UJ' ,?’U wa,i Pal1* will ever be a blessed memory. I ed their son. Howard, east of Dow­ Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kenyon re-!' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Burghdoff In the depot. I tried to connect* ------ 'houses, villages and dark skinned money to do it it could have i wav M00.000 a* a lobbyist by M-UUh In-f ---------------- -----------------I With Grace Dodds there Just tosay .natives-so desolate and colorless/it we had a graduated state Income lPrt"' :,ia" Sui<1 m*ich t0 ®‘ln bj OBITUARY. ' ling Sunday. He has been "Ack with reived the sad.news that Floyd' and daughters of Rutland visited Mapes of Bellevue passed away Mr. and Mrs- Frank McNutt one day Hello, but failed to get her. .but not without appeal-the skyline “ a Braauo,«1 sU,e lnroniP legislation. There are several mem- ajme- jf xtclntyrrwas tom ear trouble the p.ist two weeks. Mrs. Lawrence Christiansen spent Thursday of cancer. He "has friends recently. All along the Santa Feone has broken at times by hills with p«ul-* ’ "is, ber3 ”1- lhc legislature,- especially March I1871 inin Hastings ■ .mill ,,,i.-,i<iiKatownship iiiwiwiiiw, Friday with her sister-in-law, Mrs. tn this place who regret hta pass-1 Mrs. Jessie Perry of St. Johns is the usually the dining car iar outlie mesquite, j^gc brush.4. ----choice ------------r.-.of ---------------------OBITUARY •. ’r Horn ‘'m ’larger “ru',r cities, who were un- !thc Mrtl <)f ^,^1 -L and - • Sarah •’ or the Haney restaurants. Tlie lat­ rctt™1;*^xl tr^v mudd>r Mb* Elida Shaw died ifi her familiar with the temptatimta ot 8pofcabte McIntyre, and departed Chet Tompkins, in the Gregory dls- ing and extend sympathy to the; visiting her son. J M. Perry, und [bereaved family. i family. ter are organized for snappy serv­ n. public life. Some of them luid not. thl _ ulr Jaij . 25 agM j >Tnrs . l r»I* alonB home. 712 S Jefferson St., on Tuesice, the food is good, and tlx* moat-------had » job for more than two year- l0 ,nlll.|;j1A und 24 diiyx. He grew tn -----Rio Grande despite its name, made’day. Jan. 23. at 10:25 p. M at perfect scnice given. Your waitress little appeal. " . Catholic Catholic adobe ;^i^'erlng ilhu^ illness of of manv^nonti'J many nun’ ‘ Their pay as members oi the l^h- nianhoxl and always resided in tin. greet, you as thoufcn you were a churches and «hools, some adobe notjlingering : in Th2fc,laturc amounted t > 4-1 a u<-ck. That vicinity, where he was long proml___ prrsonalgue^ ' (murh larger than chicken houses. I ne^ iX^ire Sand Get 4’1 1. U who, wivu .hr the ..n,c state twv. pays -ml und expetdx. nrnt poh.lcal Wld agricultural; Kansas lotfns recall some inter- npixarcd at Interval. Evetything • 1845 the daughter of Jceenh an.i legblaiors to be honest when they;!affairs, - having made a wide; Mting connections especially ns I seemed of one color, the same shade Bettv Shaw 'Hie 'famtivrame over 1come up against $190,000 mi n. rep- j acquaintance of friends. He was a . had brushed up on certain hUtorical of the soil. m lh ® ci‘r.tn- when Mui? X- reseating selfish interests, who have events-the past year by reading I noted with interest the washatom tin ?ea ?ot au^ TIiSho" 1till kind • of money to Corrupt .mem-. member of* the Board of Barry; I County Supervisors ' fur nineteen • that gripping novel of John Brown's Ings hanging on lines in th<'M!'C4t*dnSr charlotte MKhiJan and • ber» ' ot the legislature. tfe -'God's Angry Man." Here at dreary stretches. They did give XwS! tfiuKS:; We have queer conditions in this ' years, having served bn five of Rs • Lawrence, tire seat of the University touch of color, calicoes ot brilliant [?„ th. \vnW .X 1country, said the Senator. With long member of Maccabce Hive No. of Kansas, was the headquarters of orange, bright green, reds and blues. ‘wheat at one tim<-J7c a bushel and the Free .State party for several as if the women found solace in this mt™ X deiki?in J s’SotovroA , millions ' of people’Rnablc to. buy' In 1898 he was united in marriage year, and many .tirring cienu oc- way. for'the lack of col<» nature Iiv flour with wnich to make bread: so’ to Mary J Hillings of Hustings, who wrred in this section Topeka gave her surroundings.' But there .£ Wr SdXaST&m * they were hungry. Cotton so plcn- .Mfrvlves him. with one son. Hollis brought memories of my mother ’ s was sunshine and a turquoise sky J : 17..,? ,2^ id. 1 <iiul that it was unprofitable to brought memories of my mother s was sunsliine and a turquoise sky, old New England r verv meh no., “me “fr she made her home with ,grow it. yet millions had not enough B. ot Nitsh'. llle: a daughter. Fran­ Owing to the death of my husband I will have an auction sale at the old New England aunt aunt forced forced to to every inch nf of ihn lhe wnv way onn and m.n crisp, fliic the Wolf sisters at 712 Jefferson St . clothes to’ keep them comfortable. ces. at home; one granddaughter.' spend her days there, homesick and air. she lived the remainder of Hog.-, have become ii drug on the Louise E-; and jwobrothers. Dr. C.S. farm, 3 miles south of Nashville or one mile south of three bridges, on longing to the end of her righty i have read about ihe wonderful where und Je.-j>e R ot Hastlnjpi; and one her life. Dr. De Light Wolf died market, so plentiful that lhe governand more years, for the picturesque clear nights in this land and the quite young, later Jennie Wolf, und mrnt bought millions of them and sister. Mrs. Laura Rogers, of Evscenes, and lhe old neighbors of her^moon and stars seemed to hang very then Eliza creti. Washington. Wolf. She cared ior each them just to get them Funeral services' were held-Sat­ of these friends during their laX: slaughtered out of the way; yet there are mil-; urday at 2 P. M. at the Methodist* illness. lions oi underfed and under.-nourIn 1902 Miss Shaw, accompanied tsfied children in this land. All thi? church - in Kastings. Rev. Karl by her niece. .Mary E Bradley of undermines the homes. Unhws peo-I, Keefer offlclatingf Burial wtw in the Battle CrCek. spcijt thc summer in pie. and ©specially thlxking people. Ii family lot at Valley Home cemetery. • England, visiting* her friends and ,shn'-l realize'tire rnertaev to lhe I SALE TO BEGIN AT 12:30 O’CLOCK. 1 OFFER THE FOLLOWING ‘ ASSYRIA. relatives there, ohd seeing again her homes 6f just such’conditions us wej birthplace. They also toured thc arc facing.' this country is in sort- ’I Funeral services for George ‘ southern j».irt of Englund, erased ous Tcii.jikins. who passed away nt his danger. iover to France, and on thi’ir way Senator Kulp was one of the dem­ farm’ home at Assyria Center, were HORSES 7 Single buggy. Pr. horse blankets. home toured through northern Eng­ ' ocratic members who wji* called a held on Monday afternoon at the land and SeotUnd. ' Good work team, wt. 2600. •renegade" by thc governor because residence, the Rev. Ji. Hitchcock in | Miss Shaw is well known nnd bc- he n. mu-ta io v«. ior uuuuo.v"«™. Jnlentall ««. m.de «: tbo refused to vote for a WO.OOO.Oliver riding cultivator. ; loved in Hastings, among her many M b.«M taw bv ita or Mloh-: *•>«• cemetery. • friends."having spent mast of her lean ... ..»4InnJoyce Van Aukep CATTLE. Double walking cultivator. to ----provide extensive and! spent the week jllfe here. She joined lhe Episcopal expensive end at the home of her parents. Mr. ’ building program/' Post drills Stock rack. Durham cow, 5 yra. old, due last of , chhr^h and. was a taiuflful attendant which was state urged by thc governor and Mrs. Clcll Van Eujccn. ! as long as her health permitted. She ... S-tooth-cultivator. ’ ...V theory ....... that ». .0.0 u.i ... "in.... ; C"-M’ 01 '■»«'»■“' Mb*. I March. on the we had had a sweet mission in Ufe when she cliuenr taurrecU.-rr In <ta. Hue. *«• “• *«’ Sled corn marker. Slugh scraper. 2 Jersey covV., 6 yra. old, giving a was .younger able .. to du, and uhl(il .. . an<l .. ... U)rtd that 000- home from Battle Creek, where he1 । which .,.q required that thl thi-i.j *30 S30.000. that wa* in going into home., of her lx. vojcd b the i,-.-.Hinture with- delivered a con.dgi.ment of cabbage Good fanning mill. good mess of milk. New Scenes Unfold, Old Hance. Thursday morning was still ’ ▼ Friends * ' i I another change of scene. We had TOLDEXPERIENCES Are Met Enroute■ to •Los-Angeles.‘pine forests nnd upgrade ’through rdeky hillsides INIEGISLATURE few Barnes. Margaret Ayer—Within' This Prerent.. Corbett. Elizabeth—A Nice Longr Evening. . Douglas, Llovd C—Precious• ' Jeopardy. . Swanson, Neil H.—The Judas. j Watch tAatJMfe. ‘DANGER LINE” ii In your coal bint STATE INCOME TIXUW NEEDED ... EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY ' «- ■*-•*« - x Sas s AUCTION SALE! FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1934 Take Advantage of these Specials at LyBARKER’S ‘Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy Are Shown to All" Nasseur’s Balm Softens the skin Nasseur's Imported Egyptian Henna i-hance to vote on it Whili* the ,vnator wlM.lv refrained from com‘wn,,n« °° ,hU °ne CO"M ’karn from bls laik tliat he had verv good rtfttK)na fOr refusing to be a’toriv >“"»» «'b “ Lid taie^pon to forcing such a bond Issue upon .Iw had a brother. Chari,a Sha'* ,, b I)rwant lime when • bo died in Port Huron many year, Wl««• aiio and thrre Mr- Ellen „ „(„,„. .„ ,h,. Iax b,tr. ing loving care to thc sick, and paying by them as they left tin.^ntearn?h?nPri*ni; 1° t° enter the Great Bejond. She is survived by one brother. A good represei. representation «« of uav tlie members of the Nashville Co-oper-, A*°Cl,at‘°n ,Of thU locality attended the innual meet"ii; at N*shvllle on Monday, i T'le Briggs Brlvsi Parent-Teacher rmnl.TVMta orTlie oreonhauon wiu held on Thursday IVcnlr. Th/fi™, or lhe recent m«m.«e Mrs. Sarah Ctvper all of Batik Ku)p '«.■< warinlv aphere, now of Marion. Indian*. Creek, who hate dicdAiuitc recently pinudTS'tv the members'of the ant? Mr Frank Floot. also ef Marion. , iJKi£'£" ‘e“! » “hh “"" ””” . . . -.h/Lffii ai«a nipri*. nv.* ” nmhxwx .... i” ...uh. came as a surjirue to her many' ' friends arid relatives here. : Funeral services were held at .The school board of lhe Briggs 'the Emmanuel Episcopal church. district have authorized the removal 'Hastings. Saturday. Jan. 27. ut 10 <4 the play ground swings, due to At o'clock in tin* morning, and burial ■everal serious accidents. Nasseur's Brushless Nasseur’s was made at Oak Hill cemetery in , Thomas Gorham, who sustained Battle creek, Rev J. a McNulty NEW BOOKS IN THE 'serious injuries recently while having charge of the services. HASTINGS Fi ll!.! .-winging at school, is still at Leila, . haapital. Hattie Creek, under ob7< Reg.—Price, EQ1 $1 Reg.—Price, '^Qc Fiction. NORTHEAST IRVING. '.-creation. • f pint size, now_ ■ w 1 lb. jar, nowv_ vw . MuAwita. Wkted .pent on die. .The Briggs Ladies' Aid Society! weeUrrtd with Mr. and Mrs. Gordvtr 1’ *111 meet on Thursday for pot luck! Staid at Elmdale. loung. eE. « H —»»•Miss Mole. dinner. Ehrlich. Leonard—God’s Angry The Briggs chorus rehearsal will 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gu< Jernbcrg and ’ be held on Thursday evening at Mr Hubert Akers, of Lansing were Mah; , Lncoln. J<veph C — Back Numbers, eight o’clock. * Naaseur's Cocoanut Nazaeur’a Lavender Sunday evening callers *of Mr. and Cullum. RidgwcR—Mystery of Hie Willu Gray was off duty last Mrs. Arthur Moore. Lands. week, due to a severe case of chick-; Shaving Mr. and Mrs. Chester Savacool Barren nmwiiw Parmenter. Christine W.~Slvln- cn pox. were Wedne.-day afternoon callers ing palace ’ ™'- Mr. and KBs. Frank Thompson' ■ of Mr Mr< r»,u ' . , . , , “,1U -n,,rs crans inompxm $KReg.—Price, -»Q( "of Reg. price $1.10, QQ< Mr. and and Mr;Dale Cook a' a™.,.. South ‘ Donaurr. F r e I d r I c h — Swords have received notice of thc birth of •Bowne. pint size, now. Iw now vv att great-granddaughter. Dorothy'Lee AgaiiiM Carthage Dorothy Lee «_ I_____ — Charles ----- Moore ------ has his house. Broker. May Lamberton—Golden Williams, at Lexington. Oregon', nearly completed n! "Moore's scrv- Tale? the-------------------Prairie States. ------ Wulfama’ --- of .------daughter of ---------Mr."and'Mrs.' ice station.” Mr. and Mrs Alva Baswtt. Sara Wan —Bayberry the latter. Mrs. NcUlc Williams, beMoore will soon occupy it. HASTINGS PHONE pi 15 WE DELIVER tanc ' ing a granddaughter of the Thotnp- i Henry Fry and family are out of Osrenso, Martha — Prologue Ta sons. ’ *i , quarantine for scarlet fever. Love ■ ■ Mrs. Elva Payne has been caring Several of this vicinity attended beltzer. Chas Alden—The Mesa 'for her brother. John Miller, the the wle Tuesday at Galen Over­ Benson. Tu*~’Tn“ -------- ---- ». » holt’» of South Bowne. Lovely Lady. [Of Mr. and-Mrs. Arthur Miller. 75c Reg-—Price EQ1 8 oz. bottle, now wD 35c Reg.—Price 4 oz. pkg. CO the Library. Shaving Cream Bowl Henna Shampoo Oil Shampoo , 4 yearling steers. 2 heifer calves, 6 mos. old. TOOLS AND MISCELLANEOUS. lyon wheel farm wagon. Good lumber wagon. Good wagon box, double box and Milwaukee binder, good condition. Crown mowing machine. Ontario disk drill. Hay tedder. Land roller. Disk. John Deere riding plow. 2 good walking plows- Stack canvas. Good flat hay rack. One other hay rack. Good pair sleighs. Spring cutter. Spraying outfit. Double buggy. TERMS:—CASH. Dbl. work harness. Single harness. Light double driving harness. Third horse harness. Some extra horse collars. Pr. heavy steelyards. Com planter. 8 tons mixed hay. All kinds of small tools such as forks, shovels, hoes, skidding tongs, carpenter tools, etc. HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ETC. 10-ft. dining table. Morris chair. Office chair. Water sepiyator. Lard press. Sausage grinder. 3 five-gal. cream cans. 2 fifteen-gal. crocks. 50-gal- gas drum. Other articles not mentioned. ’ No goods removed until settled for. Mrs. D. M. Van Wagpner Proprietress HENRY FLANNERY, Auctionwr. FRED FULLER, Clerk 1“ B �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1934 cess la first of all the mcrilr. of the iscal ItAelf; next thc fact that it has j been sold at, a reasonable price alwayi. Notwithstanding the fact that 1 for many jears it was protected by i jiatents. no advantage was taken of' 1 that fact. Thc price was kept at a . reasonable figure. That Inspired kills Mae Keller was home from Mr. and Mr». Leonard Board, who Mr*. Huldah Grumbnan and her and While Masque • Continued tram page omi 'Confidence and good will. -------------------------------are In Lansing for a while, spent grandson and wife. Mr. and Mis Ann Arbpr r over the week end. One of the unusual social events MIm Geraldine fsenhath vUljod Bunday night and Monday ircre. Alvin Moore, all of Monroe, were ol the winter sroAon will be the Wtbty. who was for twenty-four Mr Tyden mentlunerl the fact ‘ week --------of .Ute former’s Black and White Mas<pt«* to be giv- years, thc salesman ol tin? company,' tiiat. ut the time when thc Seal In Kalamazoo over tho end. , Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon Garn of Bunday —----- -• --—-------------------------• *ct out to. convince the Mr and‘Mri F L Bauer were in B*lU«s Creek were th# guesU of nieces. Mrs. Jacob Honey and MLss en by the Hastings Civic Players* Also to hu bnither. Axel Tyden, de- Company ot thc merits ot its pro­ Owosso last Tuesday and Wednes- Prank and Mtes Lottie Gam Sunday. E,lt“ Pakm. Mrs. Grundman. who is Anoclallon at Clear Lake Pavilion ceaaed. am! to Abcn Johnson for' railroads duct: there were several grafting day. I Mr. and Mrs. Hiiward Campbell age’ >l00d lhe lrlp tetnorrow evening. Tlsursday Feb. special wore they had cone. In fact; railroad ortlclala. The*e would s.ugand baby of Dowling ___ 1. commencing at about 9 30 o'clock, he Impressed upon hl* hearers that Hffim Horton of Grand Rapid, was otJJowUnj were guest, of .... ■ gest that they could be interested in ■'••Formerly $1.19, Now Only 98c Mrs. M, Fedewa. Mr. and Mrs. Fancy drm will be optional and it was thc organization and their ' the sejil provided sonic compensagreeting his Hasting, friend, on Mrs. Olive Campbell over thc week Clayton Brandsteite^ and peter masking mandatory cooperation rather than any indlvid- ■ Hon. were given them tor turning Friday. Winner Brand $1.50, Priced Now SI.29 Decorntlond in a black und white uni jx’r<son to wi‘.<>m credit u due for tlie trade to thp Tyden seal. Mt;. Ty____________ _ ______ Mr >nd Mr, tdwin Bmllh mmu "• *» «•£“ Mr. ..... and _ Mrs. Oary, Crook..visited Oshkosh, $1.95 Value, Now Only $1.59 in Ooldwater and Hattie Creek on part of the past week In Toledo. "J1® •ul‘,'.r<-‘! ot Mrs. Fedewa* motif are being carried out under the succcsx which thfe Seal com-' den emplusblzcd the fuel tiiat the direction Murray, Saturday. Ohio, with Mr. and Mrs. Ebcn ’ Mr“’ 8cl,ftf<'r Mr*. G. nntui na.uu. of Mr, h a pany' has attained. . among lhe first mstructiofi* ghcrt Feldpausch. him AA special, floor F. L Bauer attaxided the Farmer*' Smith. PeWn...-h who h .. been in Fowl­ Grand Rapid; artist. rtbt‘ A 5 A; tiie time when hr first tiiought Mr Webb was that, under no clrer since Bunday helping to care for tT®*- , 'n •"awed by I- E. of a car seal. he. wai connetted with cumManccs- or conditions, would Week program a>' East Lansing on ’ Mr. and Mra. Herold C Hunt of will return with them. Barnett, direr,uir of the Civic Play- th, Union Pacific railroad A friend there by any grufu'ng In tlie purTuesday. " Kalamazoo were guests of Mr. and her sizter. Alfred Grant Walton. D. D 1K! “' ,|la in Chica.w wrotejimi for mtof chiclhe Tyd'-n ‘ ” car - —— real. --He •was — • ------Mrs. y -A Lamble b vteltlng her i Mr. W M. Stebbins Saturday cvc- of Rev. Springfield. Mass.. and Mrs. Da­ the program will b< the grand interview. When Mr. Tyilta pareutf. Mr. and Mrs. R. B- Rouse, nlng proud ot the fact that there htv. vid wwHiii, Walton, Miss Margaret Wilton r.f Vrv.ll'ititl ■ i . vm aii.-'n Ai,iri;uirt wanon march in cwttune nnd mask led by him he .-.hor.d hint a -c.tr never been, in thc more than thirty-, Mrste Huso Wundorlicii MIm* “nd Mr9‘ 1''rc‘1 *hal1 w«-re and Albert five years of history of the Seal' Mint KiX Xe inamigJI^ Ue‘ro U were “Mar n‘1 «««*• dinnerWalton guest, ofofMrKulunpizflc and Mr* Mr*. DeForcst Walton general which Ins friend thought wa. chairman of the Civic. Players As- tmn io ple.v;c all lhe Aiilroiid”.. Mt .company, any compensation of any I KSStSSSSay Onu‘dlday gue*Uof Mr.mid Mr. Cimrle. Robert T. Walton on Wednesday - focialion. and Dr. Walton Dr and -jy(i,n Mll<| the difficulty hr ..n.v . ort given *to any railroad official in Heavy, Shaker Knit, Only M1m Lot? Severance spent the u Rev Walton had been in Kal-mazo:. l-a‘hr®P,’ *h<> are hi gfjth this pacucuiar ri al wa.s that .urucr xxur en order for the Ty.order w» to secure week end in Chicago and Michigan 0,111 Tyden. Abcn Johnson and to deliver -the commencement ad,1, nrv... e entertainment its locking clement fixed.'so;den \---was ■ nxca. so ua., at-n *cid. It has been sold Ci«y with frtoid* “ .Clifford Dolan were in Detroit on drt« to the graduating cto» of Cm - cirtitee. mitten Zin™ util > t.......... ,, < t >i > **. wernng ....I com. cicmtni ... _ car .lock . . strictly .caronseal, will greet ■member, and their tjuii an rx>-:t m. picking t>. merits. M. F. Whitman returned on M<m-'!!?Unc“ l*rl 01 *«* reaming tralI High school. He U a brother of ■ UUM,,.wJ‘r„JaL '.v ha 1 ■ . *o,,w kn''* r,«ht where to open I lew people in Hastings realize Music for dancing will ire supplied *Wjt ,, ne je>* tj)4l !lu. । jcking' wlmt an outstanding factory we have day from New York City where h<-1 Thursday. « ..a ■> had M en on buxine.--* ' ' Henry. Hubert. Omer Barker and Dm id Boyc* U in ^irand Rapid.* pu“lr|In1:ro crclicstra front DramJ^icmcnt ought to lx- r.oncuated and here, We doubt it in any other facMru Moe Tr-Mb mid Mb* Flor-:Robert PMtrson were in Roscommon “way «* btwneas ■ .. . ought riot to txt fixed, tocauie when lory there arc more wonderful maA.- u D- Mcuonaui McDonald was Battle n«t , encc Trelb. vl’ited in Birch Run on vounty over lhe week end on a A an. in Bain. । i ng'.,I1,;U,CC-1 *’n' it i- fixed t..mjxym>; with it wouhlichlnoi, doing more accurate or won-' Creek Tuesday on business. un 1> liy ikk' t .-ulc mul tin-mt pro- be ( u.y . iderful operations ' than are made , Saturday and Sunday. ' hunting trip. Lynn Brown. goes to Kalamazoo' Shoes for Men Boys Uonater! to charity Hu iri.-nd-told him he wa* going in lhe Seal' company plant tn I ’ Mr nnd Mrs. Ray Branch re­ ! Dr. J. A. Woolen. Dr. Sherman turned on Saturday from a business Fowler and Dr. u. L. Lockwood at­ tomorrow. Thursday, on business. wm u. ahead mtn the m-.iJ just as iie thL, city. They are all apcdal inaK. Hurd made a business trip। uni be at Loppenthlen.. store here .-.bowed it. to Mr. Tvdin; *<> there chine* dertgned, workr.-d- out and' | (trip to New York City. tended a dental clinic in Ann Arbor toRt HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Grand Rapids today. Wednesday. tooay mid tomorrow with a large wa* ,,IV. no J1(, ru-t-d tu.ttl for {lr the :h,. latter iuUcr to to make nu*- put in successful operationm.by thw I-’ Mrn. Robert Burch and Mrs. on Tliunday. Claude Wood sjient lhe week -..„n------- ------- lu: du: „U. .company's own men. ..They all cm- | Henry Hubert and win Joe were in Mr. opd Mrs. Bernard O'Connell Mrs.with Mrs. Mattie Kimble of for nut til a iranonable charge. Two -* latr-i Ts-ik-n u■ Baltic Creek on Monday. . Two dvi-n yv-iix later ’MiMr. Tyden Uw Ideas which Mr. Tyden hadj i and soil Bobby of Buttle Creek were end ofTth’ ’Xwi‘(1 n iklam. at Mobile. Alabama, bywas d ibody .. Woodlorfd. . ‘ ' ui in* plans for the making of thej. , .., , Mrs. Pierce O'Connor of Hie East Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr*. I Mr. und Mr*. David ’ Boyes were t, i a'2'‘cunun, ®«:d U.eir guests. .., |l|r.{!icr IXMS1. U1C but ne Stale Road visited Mr*. Sarah James Gilmer. ■'.but tie reaiuea. realizes, ai and ackuowl- he wffi give it next Sunday. The 1 Friday evening. January M. wlicn ‘ “l Co.r,ks While he wao waiting there a idvtoiI in ________ „, w 1U Brnndstctter on Sunday. j Dr. and Mrs. Clmrlcs McIntyre Sunday guest* ol Mr mid Mrs. Ger­ xti ii t^ In his lit* talk, talk, that that without the, „Subject w will be ‘The Church „. nnd son£ Lawrence Henry anti Karl ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter Stahl >t East were here from Ann Arbor Saturday ald Nash of Hopkins. single attatolra v'l-mtor^ urm lr“*!' °f ,rt**ht can' Ui‘ gr-n,n« ‘■•°°P"»fion of many thc Npw -r others in in'the Ncu. Deal" Mrs Grant Osgood ttamd *, , «« • ««»•> and. families and Mr. and Mrs. J™ r«,»y. ulllKr\ ready to .’.tart. Before It c u’.d dore, the Seal Comflnays JJ “ Mrs. Ba'vtic were Sunday- guest* of Mr. to attend the funeral of their uncle, Mr. and Mr*. Edgar Brooks enter­ ------ . - organization, —------! -wifi „... alve------a-reading and - --Chas. tained Mr. and Mrs Rasmussen RIM* Is art requested to rtguter in «-u«QrX^... has charge nf devotions । f'aul nnd Marietta of Hastings came and. Mr*. Henry Weaver. • I’uc.’’si car car doer diz.r must mu-t to ty« I.nal»*d. waled. AA', ihe the success success uJueli which tiiat that comnanv company !i ri Gardner Bernie McIntyre - advance. • Mr.i H. A. Adrounie returned Sat­ Miss Edith Konkie ol Battle of Kalamazoo on Sunday. :n..t................................................... lime all the - d.- in me by the would Thire will be special music. to help her celebrate her 80th birth- ■■■...... has----achieved — ---------- have -------been — .imaiii:.iv iiiiuiu. ■ I. ........ t. .,11,1 M«r.. tlnsslbl.. ' ... _ _ . . . ' wm“ ,"te,a ?' PARTIES HONORING MR urday from Detroit where she had vr«« 'railroad* were Uw tetid and .wire possible.------------------------------------- . Mr nnd Mf_ rh„ Creek » is spending .mr., several «•» days wki with, „UI'I reals. Th’’ h’ad wa. :qmin-.v We wonder if the p-ople of Has- lh;ni|'y *Jat sunday\luTMr nud day. Thc evening was ffieasapUy been visiting for a few days. . ,v. .Uwr .nd __________________ ter htetend. Mr. .nd •»? ’ ' of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wilson. pfe.ee t, hold the win-.-, by nu-aru of tings Heal., c that tins on? in.stnu-. y™ Fn^v stumn of Pewamo ’ spent with games and visiting. mF«. Curl Wespintcr. W. Shutters -Mr*. -Henry — Weaver. ■ Mr. and Mrs. David French of " lofamo. nnd C \V. Cniwfmd wen- in Detroit I Mis* Mary Lou Streeter and LyleJ Miss Charlotte Hubbard is liome.: Caledonia have ixa-n honor guc.t.% n hand-operated reuhng nun or lion has. since it wa* started in thia Faul received some lovely gift* from nn,,,f”rt. A' ."W part, of last week on busines*. Scudder sjxlnt Sunday and Monday. from Junior College. Grand Rapids. at several dcliithtful social evems pre - whieh was suppored to stamp city, paid out-ffi, wages alone more her children, grandchildren and a n-ri.-d.on thr R.id. A* a mutter of than S3,5001)00? It wa* through Mr. - kJ,1Way , , 11 Mr’ “5 , ,Ja.ck great-grapdehi^dren. Mrs Nettie Hyde and Paul Hyde with the former's parents. Mr. and this week between semester.;. Mr. and Mrs. Al D. McDonald during ihr ptut-«n*lL tact it failed to do that more often Tyden and the tvuccwts of thc Seal : *>"* ’ Vj ” sl ’’ K an ? cetevisited Mr. mid Mr*. Philip Mer-; Mrs. Lee Wateon of Holland. On Friday,eyenure. Mr. nnd Mware dinner guests' of Mr and Mrs. ,y *“ thclr krandlau of PralrlcviUc on Saturday. j Henry Faul of Detroit and Mr* DOUD CORNERS. Orval . Sayles. cn>rt.-lined, dinner thun i- ruikd An the. cas • the company tiiat HaOlngs.has tbe'VikMr and Mrs Wayne Merrick I Etta Pmil and_Mrs. Kale Faul of Frank Foster of Grand Rapids on being served at thr Methodtit nian aiti mptintr to real the car ink Corporatten. ' the Hasting*' ua'1J;n‘''r- Katncrme. The Cedar Cre?k LAS. will don'., was wo.ki:!'- m thr rain. Tlw Maniiiacturing Company und the' . ’•’1- “nd Mr*. Ross Pierce and meet with Mr.-.. Minnie Campbell fop visited Mr. and Mr-. Bernard Black Woodland were Sunday guest* of Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkes und ' church for cw*h-e„ The evening w.i.; tar d<were liign and he had to C«m.o!idutcd Press Cum|>any. which. Mary Joyce of Cloverdale were Sun­ dinner Thursday. Feb. 1. Every tody of Sunfield township on Siuiday. Mr. nnd and Mrs. Charles Faul Faul. . ‘ pent w:tn orid;;e ..i the home of I Sunday guests of Mr. und Mrs. sons Duane mid Paul of Rutland Mr. und.Mr... Say It . top score,; go­ reach up with if;- eallng iron. Mr, v.n.» established here by Mr. Tyden.. day guesto of Mr. tttkf Mrs. Ray- come. ■ . . Ltrl Boyes were Mr. and Mrs. were Sunday aflefruxin visitors oi ing to Mr-. David G -.dyt.u- and Tyden not > ■< d, a* he inspected the and later sold to Mr, -H. B. Shir-, mond McLeod. The cedar Creek Cemetery Circle George Van Tlrtlin and Mr. and Mrs. Ida Palnuitu-r. David French. Out of town Bites'. • re..Is .ii’.-r tin- WLikrr had finished uian and .-.till later to tlw E W ; Mrs. Fay C. Wmg entertained tlie will meet with Mm. Ona Mason u*. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Rockwell ithd ling, that thq records BlUii Canffiatiy. Two tine men. who Coats Grove Birthday Club Friday- the Cedar Creek church. Feb. 14. for Mrs. Richard Van Tlffiin of Lake Dr. and Mn. R. g. Finnic , I Robert and Ruth of near Charlotte were stood loyally by through all the • MUres Naomi Van Luo and Vir- dinner. Al! come. ’ I Odessa. • t. Woodland. I ’i and difficulties ot getting the, qir.ia Faul .-.pent tlie week end in Mrs. Aben Johnson, Mrs. Richard were Sunday dinner-guests of Mr. M • and Mr. NortU Bergman of Mr ; G- L- Lwkwood entertained “aling'lron on the had w.crl- imper- Iriu jarooB. Steven Johnson. John Bar- and Mrs Hurley Ftx and William. « Bat’le endk and Mrs. Lydia Neal icw k >u-s.s m luncncun on uirc-.i*"i2Sd !Lusmcjj zsiabllshed, were the laieiEast Landing r. few luu'sis at . lune Avail Tin ,Gerald Nash of Hopkins was tn day complimentary to Mrx. French.. • nett and Marshall Cook. Jr., were in 1: to s,iL’ l,lac® 1R. K. and Chester Mi-:<cr. Their | Mrs. L. Faul was happily surprised visited al H. Bergmans Simday. amido mean;, helped, to get these 1 _________ _________________ । Lansing Saturday attending a lec­ the city Thursday on business. Mrs Members of the find;;’.club rn!: doiie. i Nash going an to Quiprby to visit Whit ture at the Hotel Olds. ii Mr and Mr Freni Jt belong 11' ot .V1,1'. 1’‘u .i!1!‘ businesses established. Their loyal-j I County Agricultural Agent Harold her itarcntx, Mr. und Mrs. Wiilter ,-rft’re pk-dtanUy c-iitertaincd-bv M.:. w n! M Mr. l ydtn think It v and btuiness ability were n sp’.enaid to Mr. Tyden. as he staled I J. y .alter and LeRoy Faster were hii Bideinmn. mid Mrs. A L Brown <m Tu< dr.: “''v ' -1 >\*' b ‘<J ,«n re Ind did < ■' __ ;Ea*t Lansing Monday night uttend- Mr. und Mis. R. K. Hurd attended evening. ,wrhc being tuv.cn: w’V?n he lalk.«d «!Uf ins fnend two tn I his talk. ifiig a banquet in connection with, thc auto show hi Detroit lu-st week. Bnd:;e was played following lhe ■?x.ur'\,b' ‘n Ch,l,ca'<? A hl,Ue. Mrs. A- A. AndCTMMi of Grand l»t luck dinner, top scores being 3".r he °'s ; Farmers' Week at M. S- C. 911 ],l-s rcEuiar. WOODLAND. — . । Over Sunday guests of Mr. and Rapids is- the guest of Mrs W. N. -.von by Mr*. (Jrval Sayk . and Rk "■ •• • ’..... '•••' CR1" .■ Dick uu.x ana il“l ‘ ......... 500 -M...... al' tbat and uciv Betty nimoie Kimble oi ot coats Coat* ■Mrs. Hermon Zcrbcl were Mr. andI Chidester today. hib o-.n idea . 'They were Um Grove spent Saturday night — with . Ccrdes. An appropriate gift of a Lodied ’ ‘Hu,“ bU rh“v‘r-” •'•---------------... « PHONE 2522 144 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS Mrs. Sterling Zcrbcl and child of, • thore ir>-< VlKlr grandparents, "Mr. and Mrs. j ’» black travelling bag was prerented sumb in principle IKalamMoo n»d Mr. and Mrs. OAKS—AUGUST8ON. . • v the honor-guests,. •..manufacltfrcd l;rn». He next vifilted'chia Farthing. (Charles van Van woraen Worden or of emcago. Chicago. Mias ngua ARda Auguauon Augustson oi of Hcpumie. Republic. This Wednesday evening Mr and -i:.ty railroad officials, showing them ATthur RaHler and JoAnnc Fihnie < jcnaries ’| miss > Rev. nnd Mrs E. H. Lane._who Mich. und Eldon Oaks of Nashville. Mrs. Robert p«ok arc eiitcrta’nin ■ .his...... niw .........— All at th«m........ turned -- u<.m fr.-;n me the vmage village ana nnd live live uiiu-ra others■ > [have been visiting their son and Barry county, were married nt th- at dinner compllnirnimv ’ to Mr dr-.-.n They could not *r-e it* value; from the first grade are out of »' Our Advance (wife. Rev. mid Mrs. L. E. Lane, have Finnish Lutheran church of Rcpub- and Mrs " .but the inventor ua, more firmly .vhOcl with the chicken pox. X Mb. French French. .gone to Columbus City. Ind., where lie on Sunday. Dec. 31. 1933. Rev. K. ’ -»■• »------ *convinced that tt had value. Finally Mr. mid Mrs D. B Grecii. mxom-1S of ilht- former is . conducting revival V. Mykkaneii, officiating. HONORED AT SHOWER, :!«• .- ached Kansas City, and -slmtved panted by Mr .and Mrs. Ward Green ■. < service*. 1 The couple wax attended by Mis-1 Mis* Helena Schiller entertain1’'1. it to i friend who v.as a practical anq daughter. Phyllis, h‘!l last week A RnmplUK pUrrnl-UmgMlM* ifioad man. not just qn .ifflci’ lor Florida where they‘will spend < I Mias Mildred Frandren and Miss Helen Rankincn ol Republic und, Hie teacher.* und tlieir iamilj* : at .railroadman, •T-Hlifriend Irtimrl was u>u«- tntcrcsU’dJ I ! th-_ ..winter .— ___ — A A Helen McCoopb of Mt. Pleasarlti Miss Mayine Johnson of Clevelmid.zlmr home M onday evcnUi . a’ a ml - ;.’u ,,This for Spring months. work'] also Miits Florence Frandscn and Ohio, and Charles Johnson mid cellaneom. shower-ui honor---ot M;..- ui said that —--------- --------------------.... if. the real। would Mr. und Mrs. J. L, Brady and son ii’ie u..wa* uu nn question aiie.tioii about about ithr. THAT? Thejr-cltn know Mito Claudine Burns of Three Oaks John Oja oi Republic. ’ ”IWa. who became *thc Line Louisa ’-(of. Grand Rupids spent the week end >' for Early Spring Wear Ina or aueb a condition, were guests of Mr. and Mr*. A. K-, Mrs. Oaks was •-bom — mid reared bride of Cedi C. Rob. rt,. during the value, a- it had eonrectiilvo num- with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager. !\ can you. Modern parent* Frandsen over the week end. I in Republic and Is a daughter oi Christmito holidays. Mt * Schuler jher* •> that tlje place where the. The following Red Cross workers! > Uuir children Newest creations in shapes Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bauer and1 the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Au- was assisted by'Mrs. MildredJor-; realing wa< done could be located (rom woodland township will at- X MIM Ruth M. Robson were in East gustson. She wa* graduated from dan. । und it would save much - lime in tend tlie banquet given In honor of a and styles in black, brown, nnd $5.95 each! Lansing on Saturday afternoon. Mr., the Republic High school l:t*t June A yellow, lavender and green rol- (-euling. Not long after this Mr. Tj- the Red Cross workers at thc »' the Meth- :»' oar .service. --- ------jT-il' Mr. Oaks is a graduate of the -.or— . ..... r-, and Mrs. Bauer -----Visitihg tlieir—son rvlli.' church t*hitrz->t Tuesday -TitMafnv evening: xvoninir- Rev IJn. j v scheme..... was carriedU14;>ut in lhe dec- den------met Richard Messer m Colo-. odu>t navy and reds. See them! was the Hastings High school and for the orations, , ■■‘du. and George and Missi Robson ‘ oration*, and and sweet sweet im-.. . were were ux-d uv.ii.vadu. and wu.war induced by hint to'nnd Mr*. Fay C. Wing. Mrs. Leon S Elroy Miller, past six month* lias been with-the for the centerpirae . .. r ~-. ‘ ’ . I K guest of Mr, mid 1Mrs. ----- — . .. for Ute centenriree on tW tables J'.'me to Hustings to manufacture .Hynes, Mrs Sally Towns. Mrs. Dora ' s' Latest styles and — ---- । ccc ca(np No fjgo now joe^teti Lovely rvfn- hment.i were served, hu product. (George Bauer'returned with .■ them ' ’ ■Bnjinm. Mrs. E. w. Bates. Mias Alice l X colors! (for Sunday. ■ Negaunee. They will make thciri which included a wedding cuke with- A *”>ii»us ob.,tacle was that lead Smith. Mrs. Ward Plants, Miss Lucy!,' —.1 two friends, horhe in Republic. Hastings friends uni; and a button and a penny hid- and wire s< al*were sold then at C. P. Gclcynsc and EYESIGHT SPECIALIST I.in.!. Miss Susie Fisher and Mrs. J.! »! Sidney — Carn, all extend congratulations and best den In it. . ’ ifrom 11.25 to fljj per thousand V. Hilbert. I Harry Holmun and Sid..-, .... — ---------— ----------------------------X i \ Phone 2634 Hastings ... former's wishes. Roberts received many love- while Mr. Tyden planned to have of Chicago visited. thc Mr. und Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick i v' ly gifts. Which lud been hidden in a his sold at 12.50 a thousand. The and family and Mrs Elizabeth Moh- ! >■ Jaunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy ■* • *------------: unique way. An umbrella, made of. price, was fixed at that low figure •er fp«nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. _ G. Hubbard, over thc week ciid. (PYTHIAN SISTERS TEM, PLE INSTALLS OFFICERS.;. yellow mid lavender crejx* paper, t because bf low: prices for material* han Dennis of Grand Rapids. I Thornapplc Temple No. 130 Py-. iwllh a green hnndlr. whs suspended ut that tune, and becauM* Mr. Tydeiw Mr* Hugh Kitson pleasantly en1 Lilian Sliiters have installed the fol­. just below the chandelier over the । then had in mind the special nu- ' । rtainrd Tuesday evening, twentylowing officers for the coming year: table, and nftfi- n-fieshmenl.s were tchines needed-to make this geal ai lx members of-the newly organized; jver. this was let down, revealing • wry moderate labor cast. A* a class of young people, including ! P. C —Alta Tompkins the gift*. . (matter of fact must of the work oi M. E. C—Minnie Young. young married people of ttie M. E. i I Games and adyice to the bride -- making, tlie seals wa* dune by hand Sunday School, of which .-he is' E. Sr.—Ixiulse Gowix’ (provided the entertainment' ot the‘labor al first and then cost much teacher. Aftcr a social hour a busi-1 E Jr —Ida Water*. ■ evening, with* all prizet being turned’more than the selling price. He firs: Yirss meeting was held, with elec-! Mgr.—Cora Boyes. lover to the bride —Woodland News, (tried two. . ale-men. Both failed. Hon of orticlrrs a* follows: President.: | Protector—Josephine Smith. , —■ —----(Then Mr. Tyden went hinwclt and . Guard—Louise Pierce. Mr*. Leon Tyler; Vice-Pres.. Mrs.' BROWNELL—DANN. (.sold seal-, to tlie Wabash railroad, iI RQbert_ nuucil Bum ov,, ; Secy,-Treas.. Mrs.! . M. of F—Julia Smith Saturday, 3rd Feb. ■ A pretty jedding look pl^ce on I He ---------------renlL ed that--------making tlie special , ... r-. -r < Ward .Plant* L,„to. It utu voted lo hold I M. of R- & C — Gotdah Storer, -i(Wednesday evening. January 24.. ’ ■ ■ -• • • I machinery t<* manufacture the seals u cf^ meetinR on the fourth Tues-,' Pianist—Sadie Mae Palmer. !, ! when Robert o. Brownell of plain-! wav a costly job. requlrii.g month* day evening df each month ia the. ! The next meeting of tlie Temple , willtc Feb. 13. with a pot luck sup­;‘wcl! and Ml* Irene Dinn of Ot- and yi-ars of trial. So he determined: di-arch parlor* Mr. and Mrs Ro-' ‘ rego were united-in marriage at thc that, before the many, many thou-, tort Burn. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jor-1 per at 6:30 o'clock. , Presbyterian parsonage bv Rev. sands ol dollars required to manu- dan and’Miss Frances Wachter will! AMERICAS IEGION ' ,«"■ »■«- •"*■• » tacture thus machinery would to to hosts and hostesses at the next auxiliary MEETIXG. “"I’"" .'•"ro" spent, he would spend, a few thou- ■ meeting. After the businesa session 3 Boxes 19c Corn Sure Pop After' a brief wedding lour the sand dfillm.- to learn huw the train-1 Mrs. Kitwn served dainty ftfreshI Thc regular tneevng ot the " young couple will take up their men who actually used the .real* oju mcnts. MLb. PI.. 19c American Legion Auxiliary will to residence at Shultz near Hastings Lipton’ that railroad felt about tlvem afjeri Mr*. Frank Neithamcr and Theo-' held on Thursday evening al thc they had trieu them. 'So 'lie cm-fdcre Jordan were Grand Rapids vis-' 4 b... 23c Legion room*. Mr*. Henry Mulder ENTERTAINS । and Mrs. Albert Craig have charge Sixteen guest wrn- enS^^Slpto>‘‘d luo mtn- nelti,cr knowing. itora Thursday. .. uv...s ...v «~a.v, a successful evangelistic meeting. of th? sociri hour following' the dx^tTpaltef iffiad-eVJc^ inAo^h wtth^rtS^hK^ nUhl “ thc *O,N’ businc** session. AU who can art-.idav ntuht naxtef Khadr, rhnrartrr- 7. *? 'urged lo attend this meeting. : j Twelve members met at thc liome I of Mrs. Mulder on Friday mid en-' I loved a bountiful not luck dinner Monte Grape Fruit c..2 13'/2c i COLORFUL EVENTS AT CIVIC PLAYERS’ PARfY Ill I0E1GH INTO Social Events and Personal Mention < Costumes, Floor Show, Spe­ 1 FINE BUSINESS cial Music Feature Black BARGAINS In Work Clothes 1” I Overalls and Jackets unlt. nd a with Work Pants ’1.50 ’1.95 Part Wool Sweater and lade- T.S. Baird Clothing & 118 Irs. Hom nt Sajurand MrC of South Saturday Inter Anlies arc them joy will meet Beverwyk dinner. * was well : enjoyed itorg tell ■ida. red word arly timt rah Poff tfrs. Port or many­ side her ery. jcnBosch at. thc day 'ast urghdort 1 visited one day Johns Is ry. and HEEDLESS CHILDREN & New! See Showing Dresses Ladies’ Hats .^95 L. V. BESSMER qoo to S395 Wash with the SAVINGS! Friday, Feb. 2nd BUTTER ZZC ELECTRIC WASHER Pop s Green Tea Palmolive Soap and youTl know what a quiet run­ ning, ellicient washer it really is! The best part is the price only FELS SOAP Bar 4|c Del Qt. Bottle' 19c Bo Peep Ammonia Maxwell House Coffee u>. 27’/ic MEAT SPECIALS BACON Beefsteak ''*.".1." Lard Heit, Pura SALT PORK tuncy Dry Sall life u. I3^c see Lbi. 2 u.. 25c HINMAN’f We Deliver fyte BIG-Little Store Phone 2491 thc Red Cross and the Otter Lake' Jo** phtne stu. M-ry Willum* -n«i'r '.' . .**•’ “ „. ' . . a.h i,' \ KT ‘ ™ Ka|“ds had Billet, accomplishing a lot of good Franc** Hunte; A: -teu' honor.. .of hl> rani it took far Ic.-s time and daughter. Mrs Chas. Rowlader Mr ! work‘ were won by Miss Marion Lamphcre' They gave a ter more rati-factory record(and Mrs. Faul left immediately for' —--------- *♦*------------and Mr... M-O -HUI. than any other seal they had cur. Grand Rapids. The ftfficral was DINNLR FOR TWELVE. 77 , . . " tried. After he hud satMtlev! himself [held Monday in Grand Rapid*. । chira"ngir«ptointMrdmn.1ieglJen of “h t're t . thoroughly that tn-- ical in actual Bobbie Cole apent thc week endi railroad u* wui pracUe.ll. he pushwith his grandfather. John Mead i Saturday evening by Mrs Joreffitine ,lUfn o£ ed- thc work of completing special of Coats Grove. to Huntings WW*people: . Todd honoring Mr. and Mis. T. D.-lu ptachinery to make it. | «rs. L. Paul, Mr» George Faul ’ French of Caledonia, who arc mov-. . Mr. and Mr*. D. C. Ncw'ton. Has­[ At this poffi’- Mf C I. Webb was and Henry Faul were Sunday guento1 tings. announce thc engagement and ing tb Califarnin. • employed a* salesman and he dio a cf Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Faul of Has-: At bridge, top’scores were won by approaching marriage of tpcii remarkable work in convincing rail-1 tings. • , Mildred. Edgewood Place, Mrs. David Goodyear. Jr,, and Clif­ daughter. to Glrssnrr C. Dane. Holland, mm; :cad nrtlcials that tbih'wa., the •pal; ’ wr. and Mrs. J. L. Higdon and ford Dolan. \ Mr. and Mrs. S. m.- Dago, Paw. that would du tin' job they- wanted rami Harold of Barryvillc spent sun-' ’ Guests f row out of town were. Dr. >'of done tfith a cur real. Mr. Webb was|day with Mr. and Mrs Welby' Paw. and Mrs. CHtford Brainard, Battle . ।■» a mtn of line permfikhty and ver>-, Ciockford. i ur' a“d MrS K G»P,UUM! '[ STRIKER SCHOOL D!BTR1(T. keen mind He a practical rail-! Birdsill Holly.uf Chicago U spend­ of Woodland. _________ Mr 81ePi an(1 Mr Bnrt Mri En,. road nun hiim-.-it.-*a* Uwrou^ily Unf a tew days with his inoUier Mrs I ''' ory Houghtalin called on Mr. and ‘ sold on thi'. seal and therefore able ■ Rena Culler. PAbT MATRONS CLUB. , Mn>. Waltt r Blake of mar Na h­ to make nth-.-rs sec the merit* of the j Oscar Flory and friend of Has- '• I Mrs. Leon Bauer and Mrs. Leon | ville Saturday. Tyden real. I lings were guests of Mr. and Mrs Tolhurst very pleasantly entertained Mr. and Mrs. S Geiger and Mr. The company me; .uth a serioua' Delmond Culler Sunday ( the Past Matrons' Club at the for-1 and Mrs. D. Geiger called ut Heber whi’ti lightning struck the oldl John Dell. Carl Nelthamer and' mer'»‘home on Monday evening. A J Foster's nt Burryvllle Sunday. wooden building, (mmtrtly u ii-hip:Howard Harper attended Uw funcr-: start wa* made on tho -Friend-, Mrs. Willard Ictecw is visiting rvi t- factory, and dt*.troj<d it one night. nl of Mrs. Arthur' Todd of Coan »Mp" qulltJ. jliveu tn Battle Creek and Kalama- cltadlmj out everything. But the:Grove Sunday. Mr. Todd is connext day plan- am* made tor put-'nected with the Smith Bro* Vcltc LUNCHEON TODAY. Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Cole and chil- ting up a brick plant acrow the elevator at Coat* Grove. ' I Mrs. Mary English is entertaining: dren o! Battle Creek, spent Sunday C. K. and o. tracks from the Table The next Community service will‘I .today with u one o’clock luncheon.' with Mr. and Mis. Lon Campbell, company. • t be held at. the Chiirch of the Breth.covers being laid for twelve, eight! Mr and Mr«- Walter Ickes enterWhat has-made the Mm-loeklngtren Sunday evening. On account! !ul live ludU's coming froqi Battle 1 tallied Rtiesta Irani Battle Creek. cur real m tmiiai-Liied bV the Heal ot the storm lust Sunday KennardI > Creek. Sunday. Company ot this city, auch a «uc- Schalbly did uol give hU address so 1 £ a CA Other models *45- $5i5-5 The user is free from service trouble as the extreme simpli­ city of the mechanism gives no trouble at all, even after many years of hard service. Let us demonstrate—and you will KNOW for yourself just how good they really arc! Miller Furniture G "Complete Home Furnishers’’ �THE HASTINGS BAKNER, WEDNESDAY. JANTARY 31. 1*34 foods for maintaining heal th and find >that shoulder chops offer more Sanford, and family at Flint. The friends of Wilmer Glick, a guarding against colds. Fresh toma­ f<Kxl for less money than the more former resident of Freeport, will be toes are equally healthful but at popular loin nnd rib chops. this season they are none too jdentlE'er your next roost a standing or ------ ----- ----------ful. They are. however, moderate inrolled rib roast pt beef, rare, med­ paseed away about three years ago. twice considering-lhe season. ium or well done according to your family ’s taste, should prow, very and Mr. Glick’s two sons are in the Great; yellow and rad .vgcULka navy. His health is very poor and hL«o serve as cold preventives to­ popular. In spite of the interference of ll/ suffers a great deal from asthma gether with milk, cream, butter und and jicrnlcloujs anetnia. Those who (Tsa; Among lhe green vegetable^ holidays and bail weather with lhe remember the •Glick family will be which are plentiful at this reason ’ activities ut the fUhing fleet, there glad for this-information and rend arc to be found Hrdsrels xproai*.iwUl be halibut steaks, ftoh nilcu. ,h.u K--. broccoli, new *$*1 old cabbage, green southern-caught bluefish. Spanteh beans. jM-ifit andsplnach. Thc .season- and King mackerel, trout, rea baas, able yellow vegetables are carrot*, croakers and Shrimp available at Mr- and Mrs. Homer Dowing and , winter squash, rutabaga turnips and low or moderate prices —By Ann Mr and Mrs Fred Bullis were in sweet jxXaloes. Beets, red cabbage Page. Battle Cre.'k Friday to m-o thc for­ mer’s daughter. Mrs. Alda Lewis, i Mrs. F E Bnjnnrr. C Baxter and who is seriously ill at the Sanltar- tlie red vegetables. Al! vegetables have healthful qual­ Victor Sisson were in Hostings Sat­ urday aftrrnoop. E V Smith and Dr O. O. Mater: ities so we do not want to forget j attended the funeral of Hlrney Mc­ cauliflower, onions, paranipci and jx>- I ’fatoes os cod: is valuable m Its own I daughters, recently moved to Has­ Intyre last week in Hastings. tings to make her home with her Funeral services for Mrs. George I way. including the fact that they mother. Mrs. Simon Hefflgbower. Townsend, age 67. were lield at thc add variety to our menus. ha* been quite ill with pneumonia home Bunday afternoon at one Two inexpensive vegetables to be] •Jbut is slowly recovering. o’clock. Rev. Smith of Woodland of­ i found In most nrariu-la but rurely I Mn. Daniel Allerding. who for- ficiated. Burial was nt Sheridan. ’ seen on tile average menu are Ute I merly resided on a farm east of.Mich. Besides the husband she vegetables celery root und. oyster plant or salsify. Tin* Quaker Maid town. passed away Monday morning leaves one son of Hastings. _. — home -----..._ ...—Arbor, follow­ The flr(, dcportment responded to suKgeals preparing them as follow.nt «her in Ann ing: an Illness with yellow Jaundice. two fires lost week, the first ono was Scrape or peel them, put Into cold Wednesday morning at the Metho­ water containing a little vinegar and dist church, when sparks from thr cook until tender in boiling salted chimney caught the roof. The fire in. Pleasant Hill cemetery. We ex­ burned through the roof and tend our sympathy to the bereaved through th.*-ceiling of the auditor­ Several salad plants are avallablc ium In several places. On Saturday besides the usual lettuce and celery. The Freeport Creamery Company Including watercress and endivy. A report/ a very nood year Jurt clored were called to thc home of Mr*. Tina Show, the origin of the fire was dressing makes an interesting dinner unknown, flames broke out in ihc ralad Shredded cabbage with shred­ .fat. 377.285 lbs of butter were man- roof and spread rapidly. Tlie men ded raw carrots or beets also maki ufoctured^at a cost of .018 per lb. for working for the CWA discovered the attractive and inexpensive salad, ot manufacturing. The average price fire and carried most of the fumipaid per lb for butterfat wns-22 1-3 Alter the Ana! holiday feast, steaks । ,oc I i for the They lived outside ot thr. fire hy- and chops•wilt be esjwcially welcome «>year were 890.098.84. The company dranu. so water had to be pumped Round steak cut thin and pan- Frl paid to patrons mid for manufac- from a creek 1.100 feet away broiled, minute style, is a flavorful >h. Three students of the high school und inexpensive dish even when ac16. they had net current assets of completed their courses this month. Compa med by mushrooms. Round ss545 58 and impounded- funds in Pauline Partridge of Nashville. Nor­ steak cut into small squares. flll«d th« banks now In process of liquidation man Barry n> Martin corners and with a savory stuffing ahd braised the sum of 84.240.00. making total Gerald Lawrence of Hastings. la delicious No wonts of mine can p. assets of 810.785.58. Freeport lias a Tlie High school dance was held enhance the charm a thick broileiFt-'high grade creamjwy jwoducing the Friday night at the K. of P- hall, rirluin steak lias for moat jwoplr. A .finest et products’and we trust each the sophomores were in ciiarge of Chops are also popular and you will ’ ■■■ ir nuu continued growth Hie party. Thr guests Invited weje; •Mr. and Mrs Clarence Van Pat­ ten have rented thr Jacob Wolfe farm Just north of town and .._ are ... Mrs. Ralph Hess and pr. und Mrs. preparing to move there in.thc near ’stewart Lofdahl. ' Tlie K. of P. hxlge and Pythian Mni.'Adam Endres has been at the Sisters held a dance ut tMlr hall on home-of Mr. and Mr*. Keith Dur­ Tuesday night. kee soufh of Woodland thte pqst Sam Smith had his ca^ stolen Hastings, Michigan week. • . Saturday* night from main street Miss Grac^ Braendle to a jviiient sometime shortly aftcr eleven at lhe Bigham County Sanitarium o'clock. It »as found Monday mom­ al Lansing. ma Ui a coal bin near uii elcvAlor In Herbert Kunde left this week for Charlotte. Jackfon to continue his course of Fred Miller is laid up with several With Bud Wolfe and “The Prowlers’ ?>tudy at the Jackson Scliool of cracked ribs He fell on the ice ou tnc side walk during the fire al the Hany Ward pasted away at his Methodist church, Producing Tunes that make rhythi horn/ near Remits .Wednesday and The Clover Leaf Club will be en­ wits buried there on Saturday. Mr. tertained on February 8th at tlie really mean something Ward was 63 years of age and the hime of Mrs. Will fcecker. aiie will son of Mrs. G. A. Ward, who passed bd assisted by Mrs. Fordyce-, Shoaway only late last summer. Harry spen^ his early years here and had Thc Alumni class of the Evangel • many friends in this vicinity, who ■al church had a party Friday were both surprised and grieved at ight a thc home of Miss Ague* his death. He is survived by the widow, two sons, one in S)X>kane served. Mrs. Elder to the teacher. and the other In New York; two A large crowd attended thc Leh­ brothers. Walter of Minneapolis, and man Club "Family Night" at the ■»rh--n "Tfiey never come back" is on oM Vernon who resides in California, Odd Fellow hall. After supper the —LA! adage. But every Once in a while and cite.sister. Mis. Elmer Lightfoot :T”„ an exception comes along Uiat of North Manchester. Ind Much America was sung by all; readings i *i proves the rule sympathy is expressed for the be- by John Dull Jr., and Mary’ Alien: Your property in Michigan’s Largest Farm Mutual Fire Insurance firm This year the old winter standmusic bv Mr„ Rydman. Mrs. RydCompany with a policy that has no technical loop-holes to avoid byi. cabbage, potatoes, onions, and One of the local busihess places nuin and Mrs Gall Lykfos; a duel liability, consistent with safe underwriting. A blanket policy on ?*>r‘ Ititrips have a great comeback in changed hands last week' but before by Marion Smith and Virginia Cole m spite of the usual popularity of a pervonal property. Nel resources nearly One-Half Million Dol­ thc deal an . fully closed the buy­ accotnjianlcd by Marjorie Dull and , wide variety of green vegetable; , ers changed their minds so It is still a short play by Marquita Brumm lars. Losses satisfactorily adjusted and promptly paid. Careful M-cabbage has become so plenin th? hands of the former owner. and Voyle Varney. underwriting and a thorough system of Inspection maintained, 'j tiful that it is selling at no greater Thur.sday morning local business Rom Wiilrath of Toledo. Ohio, wa; eliminating overinsurance, fire hnxard and undesirable risks. „i i, cost than old. Cauliflower is plentlmen were notified that the Freeport in town Friday on business. tn ful and unusually reasonable In bakery had closed its doors. That —-—! price. Excellent Brussels spyouts means that-all our baked goods, “ Mm are arriving from California. CautMORRIS O. HILL, Hastings JOHN H. UTZ. Hasting* mud now eornc from outside Tills We ore sorry to loc<- M\ and Mrs. J i '.i iflower’s green cousin, broccoli, is to sad news for Freeport and we re­ VanAman from our neighborhood. KEN BRAENDLE, Freeport JERRY ANDRUS, Hastii ...» ata> available. All members ot thc , The annual meeting of the stock­ gret this move Wy much. Mr. Tliey arc moving to lhe Earl Engle; I’’ cabbage family need rapid cooking Stewqrt felt it was necessary and place in North Irving. holders of thc Freeport Creamery “'j.,1, for only a short time to be at their Company Clyde Stedgc and family spent; is now*employed in Grand Rapids. held in the Pythian hall — ~ ‘ best i» color and flavor Mr. nnd Mrs. Galrti Overholt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Scudder i in [ -Cold weather has slowed the nuiwith his brother. Lewis, have moved and Mildred of Welcome Corners. n ty-'luring of southern-grown gnvn largest attevlance- tn many year*. to Grand Rapid- where the boys Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams. Mrs. Due to a peculiar wording of the —Li* beans and they are therefore a litstockholders who will engage In business. We under­ Ernest WiUiajns and Glenn Willitts ,le h“0’rr in-price. Even at a con­ by-laws, only thosepatrons of the stand they will manufacture a new •pent Saturday in Battle Creek. ' siderably higher prj£c green beans are also present ....... Arthur _____ Hedges -r. spent Sunday In1 were allowed to vote. Tills kind of corn chips. l la« would be economical as there Is so creamery caused n great deal of feeling to be Ralph SteWart was home from Charlotte. —-re little waste. One pound will serve noticeable and much adverse criti­ Grand Rapids over Sunday Mrs. Hattie Hopkins of Battle p, from four to six people. Fine qual- cism of the action of the meeting is Dn- south side of main street was Creek spent part of last week with i n ity spinach Is arming from Texas. Farmers Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company1 ' ' *' " ----­ heard. Much to the surprise in darkness for something over an ' iarr«i The price is-low. Mexican pcaS are being chagrin of, thc majority of the hour Saturday evening when some­ Ernr.it Williams called on his sis-! oi Barry, Ionia, Kent and Eaton Counties ,nnp but tliey are-rather txpcmuc nnd thing went wrong with the lighting ter. Mrs. Jap Raymond, of Yankee jx*nple of this community. this group •i i The salad vegetables are of good voters, consisting mainly of farm­ system. Candle* and The old kero­ Springs recently. WOODLAND. MICHIGAN -nn’.-r quality. Tomatoes are better flav- of ers. voted tv continue thc handling sene lamps were called out and the Mr. and Mrs Leon Manning of. ” i ui ‘’'rd than they have been and heads of gram and feeds, although they Consumer* trouble man from Has­ Battle Creek. Harold Smith and —Ziu ol lettuce are’firm and cheaper than knew by this action they were keep­ tings was rent for and tlie damage family and MIm Naomi Claggett of, Annual Report for the Year Ending December 31( tthinr often. There is plenty of celery at ing out of Freeport a first class ele­ wa* rejiaircd and business contin­ Hostings spent Sunday with Mr. and 1333. 3ki7i “ "'"derate price. > ued as usual. ' Young bunched beets and carrots vator It sems thU-was a very un­ Japb Wolfe of Hastings has been wise move on their joist, for not are Inexpensive. With new pota­ only FOOD MARKET ADVICE. n town several times thc past week does it mean that Freeport will toes to supplement the old and hove no elevator, but by lhe same io king after business connected The pacing of New Year’s Day potatoes fev- variety dinner omission, we’ve lost our heaviest with his farm. brings us to the long stretch of win­ CARDS of THANKS sweet menus need not be monotonous wedge th our fight to keep our rail­ Mr. and Mrs Gall Lightfoot and ter which used to result in spring As usu .. meat choices are varied. read, «m. Carl, spent Friday evening with fever, due to the limited amount of । and by so doing have last that If<ou wish beef, chuck steak is an utility, have invited the Standard Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Kunde Games sunshine,' fruits and vegetables; inexpensive cut. Loin lamb chojr- Oil Co. to remove its tjulk tanks and of “500" were enjoyed available.. It is still the time when are never cheap but they arc de­ agency from our town, have crippled moat work* is accomplished in school, | licious and at this time less expen­ the Cool Oil Co . have practically Adam'Endres visited his brother. and therefore when children’s dicta; sive -than often. Beef and lamb din­ should be most carefully planned. Georj«t and family at Ionia Tuesners are more apprc-cated if they brough Handle factory and the Cur- day and Wednesday. MUk. of Course, is a very Import­ are separated by oilier meals using RicharcY Lobdcl) washome from ant food in the child’s diet It need fresh or smoked pork or fowl. Fuh well as all those innocent’ones, will Milwauktt over the week end. not be drunk by the older child but ; also make a pleasant change though suffer for this and we hope by some Rev. F Loomis spent several days can be served him in soups, as cocoa, the variety L« somewhat limited at strange means they will correct this Ian week at his farm near Smyrna. with vegetables or in desserts. For this season. Oysters, fish fillets, hal­ error before. It is too late Unless these dishes either <resih or evapo­ Arthur Seifert and Burns Ander ­ ibut and salmon steaks and smoked some definite action is token soon to son were home from Flint for the rated milk may be used. fish are all good choices. . Citrus fruits are. unusually good, this sad condition, some of week end. returning on Sunday | Fresh strawberries are in great remedy business places will be closed The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows plentiful and cheap and these to­ demand, apd are reasonable in price our gether with canned tomatoes or to­ and moved to other localities. Let ’ s had installation of officer* Satur ­ Many more are being sold than last Wake up nnd act! evening, following a pot luck mato juice are particularly valuable year at this season. Both Califor­ Mr. and Mrs. Clare. Bassett und day at 7:30. After the install*-' nia Navel oranges and the Florida children of near Marion came Sat­ supper ceremonies were through, cards Valencias are excellent and moder­ urday for a few days’ visit wjth his tlon dancing were enjoyed by those ately priced1 Bananas are chea;x*r parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geuige Bav- and present. The newly Installed offithan\lx-y have been in several of Ooxt Will Rebekah Lodge months.\ Grapefruit are unusually Otto Gregory to ill at his home ,rer» a’p-; N«ntNoble Grand. ------Laura Thompfine thbjeason. There are plenty With influenza and pleurisy. nf aonTM ....__ .... ___ . .. • 'R ,8- Noble Grand. Phoebe The blizzard that struck us Sun ­ Fighter; L. 6 Noble Grand. Thursa THE CHURCHES day was a very unwelcome visitor'"Lightfoot: Vice Grand. Pearl M much shiveritig andI Lightfoot: R 8. Vice Grand. Irma Making the Grade And there and enured the coal blns look pretty bare. Brown; L. 8. Vire Grand. Savilla seem* to be a moral of some kind made —•■ , jfiarfor the textile industry in Hie story Were al! looking forward to the . return.of the "good old summer Jorte Bachclder: Treasurer. Mary Are yoa getting lhe right price of the pedestrian who asked what Coates; Recording Secretary. Mil­ steps he should rake to protect hl* for yoar hide*? We are buy­ Mrs J. D Coal is a little better dred Olcr: Warden, Effie Rickert; righto. Thc answer was "Long ones, ing hides from all the towns at this writing. Conductor, Mabel Osborn; Inside brother, and make ’em snappy.’ Miss Mildred Hurley spent a few Guardian. Sue Blough; Outside around this county and of 4ays last week with her parents. Mr. Guardian. Henry Karcher: Chap­ butcher*. Alio buying hide* and Mrs. Charles Hurley, at Grand lain Maude Regers; Pianist. Hazel from farmers. The leading Rapids, returning to lhe F. E Brun­ Novisky. tur and hide dealer of Harry ner home Sunday, evening • Thr W. p. m. 6 will meet .with Rev. and Mrs. Carey of Campbell Mrs txxds Nreb Friday afternoon. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. This is tlie time for the semi-an­ nual mite box opening. The friend* of Mrs. Loa Wolfe' will be interested to know that she WANTS and wa keap it la proper adJnsonent for you. Lot us show you the New Akron Truss The Prescription Drug Store Our Service To PROTECT You Constantly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. GEO. M. NEWTON I itvt'jy *cl | *p«euct« R« Wrecking 1930 Model A Ford GRANGE PROGRAMS Endres were In Grand Rapids on business Tuesday. A six and a quarter pound daugh­ ter arrived at thc home ol Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durkee of South Wood­ land on Saturday. January 27. Mrs. DufkCe was formerly Miss Nellie Ragan. Congratulations. One of thc largest crowds to ever attend an auction sale around here. SIU present at the sale at Galen Overholt * last week Tuesday. Curs Mned both aides of the rood lor DANCE -K. of P. Hall GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Haitian Each Saturday Evening 25c a Person AUCTIONEERING High ebu* regrice. Sallsfa lion .guaranteed. HASTINGS MARKETS ' steady Growth highest tribute M could ask CHARLES H. LEONARD Motbrist* may no* for the fir.it time in history drive cars Into thc city ot Venice over a hard roadway. Tliey are warned, however, again.'.: venturing on the ■* "*L—’ less tlie solid c~ U more than u in halfway to The University of Texas owns aarlv four times u much land as S/ia in ill of Rhode Island, iu mitcry now totals 2,000230 acres. FARMERS 9:30 Until INSURE State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. A. TOBIAS �ter u iU main constituent is "Holtlsndalse Sauce." Divide 1-2 cup but* iter into three pieces. Put one piece in u pan with two egg yolks and By Home Economies SpecialBta lone tablespoon lemon juice. Cook [over hot water, stirring constantly Michigan State; College with a wire whisk until butter is melted. Add second piece ot butter Cheese Is one of the low cost ! and. as mixture thickens, tlie third menus best friends, according to piece. Add 1-3 cup boiling water, home economics nutrition extension .beat tlioroughly, cook about one apoclalirts at Michigan State Col­ minute and season, if mixture cur­ lege. Few articles of food will so dles, add two tablespoons heavy appetixltigly adap\ themselves to 'cream or boiling water, drop by drop combinations with otlWr materials, (and beat vigorously. while at tlw'same time provide the 1 Children's menus which are inexnecessary elements for good health. l pensive and at the same time ade­ One pound of cheese, represents quately fulfill nutrition require­ tlx- chief food elements of a gallon ments have been suggested by home of milk and Is one form in which a economics nutrition specialists of surplus of milk may be stored satis­ Michigan Blate College. This group factorily.’ Both American and cot­ of meals has been planned particu­ tage cheese are protein foods and larly for children of nursery scliool may be used as meat substitutes. Lettuce sandwiches, using whole Tliey are also high In calcium and phosphorus nnd in Vitamin A which wheat bread, and milk arc to be means that much nutritive value is included with each serving. Very lit­ tle salt and no pepper should be concentrated into a small amount. An average serving of cheese con­ used in preparing the foods Included tains about eighteen times as much in these 10 menus, suitable for eith­ calcium as an average serving of er the noon or evening meal. Mashed potato, creamed liver, lean meat and nine times as much as one egg. Since calcium is decided­ buttered beets, apple sauce. Macaroni and tomato, buttered ly lacking in thc average American dietary, cheese ranks ns an essential cabbage, crisp bacon, blunc mange. VegetflBle stew. rice, apricot whip. food. . The amount of protein in cheese Scallopbd lima beans, buttered means that it should be cooked at a carrots, baked custard. Baked [»tato. baked green beans, very low temperature either over Vfatcr or in a very slow oven to pre­ creamed eggs, canned peaches. Meat loaf, creamed onions, scal­ vent its sticking to the bottom of the loped tomatoes, stewed uprlcota. paiL Squash. buttered green beans, Cheese offers an excellent means for providing variety and flavor lo creamed eggs, baked apple. Buttered cabbage, creamed peas, meals that otherwise might not be tasty or interesting. Using it in scrambled egg, blanc mange. Vegetable soup, carrot strips, rice English Monkey as a luncheon or pudding. eupper dish bi suggested. Creamed salmon, mashed potato, Cook 1 1-2 cups stale bread crumbs tn 1 1-2 cups milk over hot water green peas, prune whip. for ten minutes. Cool slightly. Add MICHIGAN CROP REPORT. one egg mixed with 1-2 teaspoon From the latest Michigan crop re­ milt. 1-a tenspoop pepper, and one cup of mild cheese <grated or chop­ port statistics of special value were given, concerning farm crops in this ped!. Cook, stirring constantly, un­ til thc cheese is melted and thc egg state in 1933. While Michigan to not begins to coagulate, servo on six an agricultural state yet ita farm siloes of crisp toast. Orated or fine­ crops aggregate millions In value ly clioppcd green pepper "makes a and are diversified to a far greater extent than in strictly agricultural good garnish for this dish. Butter Is an excellent source of states. Of com Michigan produced in Vitamin A which is apt to be lack­ ing in iirtuiy diets. Serving it nt ev­ 1933, 1.365,000 bushels, a decrease of ery meal and using it generously in j 42.000 from the previous year. -The cooking is recommended by home average yield per acre was 31 economics extension nutrition spe­ I bushels. cialists of Michigan State College. . | Of winter vyheat the state pro­ Dr. H. G. Sherman of Columbia duced 800.000 bushels, an average University says. " Because a shortage per acre of 18 1-4 bushels. Of oats of Vitamin A weakens tlie body in this state produced 1,121,000 bushels. so many ways and increases Its The yield per acre was very small, susceptibility to so many infections, being but 21 bushels. There was an increase in tonnage it apjicars probable that differences of intake of tills vitamin, more than of sugar beets grown in the state, al­ any other, affect the general health so in bushels of beans and potatoes, and in the tonnage of alfalfa hay. and length of life of the people of today.” PALS. The flavoring power of butter isi .na Tbir.lv almost as important as Its nutrl- We are Hungry Iko and Thirsty l„ - never no fun or <*b.r ernw. cayenne pepper, one teaspoon chop- , Wt’re Hungry Ike and Thirsty Bill— ped parsley, and one tablespoon. We never have worked, we never lemon Juice are creamed together. will— Another dressing which has but- “Knights of the Rood" they call iu still. 11 We will not toil, we will not till । The virgin Soil, it's against our will. ,4* Mr*. Tbas. Wilton of SU। We're Hungry Ike and Thirsty Bill— Toni* St, Gr*nd Rrpldi,, We never have worked, we n.evcr Mkh . Raid: "We we the| will— K 100(1 holth my daughter M pUturct Is now enjoy-■ The sky is our roof, the soil our cot, W ing to Dr Pkrcc’* Golden ; An old tin can our coffee pot. * , J£_W Mdlilil Dlwwtry. It not । We're Hungry Ike and Thirsty Bill— We never have worked and we never pruie in<l built Sood .mild 1 . will. Rundown, Cough Cold? Home Economics I BY Extension Work Turns in COATS GROVE NUTRI­ TION CLASS. Thc Coats Grove Nutrition Class met at the home of Mrs. Mary Townsend on Jan. 16. We had a les­ son on salads and grades of food stuffs and knowledge of wise buying. Our next meeting is scheduled for Feb. 13, at Mrs. Alice chase's.-Mrs, Flossie Bennett, Bee.-Treas. 1’INE LAKE.** Y. M. C. A. ITEMS When You Burn COAL You Get HEAT ■ However, we have low priced coal that gives lots of heat. Don’t be; discour­ aged with your heating costs, come and see what we can do for you. Prompt and painstaking delivery that occasions no annoyance. Smith Brothers VeltejO Company Poultry and Stock Food. TELPEHONE 2257 Coal, Limo, Camant HASTINGS, MICH. WMWW<MWMWMIWV<MW<RM<M fancy breeding. Healthy chicks can be produced Record of 146.96 only from or among healthy fowls. Seventy-five well kept fowls free Pounds of Lamb Per Ewe from disease will produce more pro­ . to Place First fit- than a large flock where disease East Lansing. Jan. 22.—Close com- exists. . petition marked the last Wolverine Losses from death are extensive Lamb Production contest In which |n a floek where infection exists, but Willard Gee, Elwell, placed first natural death seldom or never ocwith a record of 145.96 pounds of; curs in a young flock free from dislamb per ewe while second place,ease. was taken by Andrew Grenland.' An infected hen seldom produces Bannister, with 14525 pounds. nc-!Cggs during the later stages of dis­ cording to the animal husbandry ease, therefore, when egg infection department at Michigan State Col- takes place It Is probably during the GLASS CREEK GROUP lege. . I early stages of the disease. Fourteen members and three visi­ The winner has a flock of 34 grade; The above facts apply to all poultors ot the Glata Creek Nutrition ewes and 59 lambs were raised to try disease but especially to tuber­ Group met with Mrt^Eva Havens market age. The lambs weighed culosls which Is taking an extensive forp their January meeting. an average of 81.42 pounds at the:toll th Us spread through the poulin the forenoon roll call was tak­ conclusion r\t r vtiohloon of tho the rnntoxt contest. Mr Mr. OrenGren- ntry flocks of Michigan. en as to lhe Amount of fruit and land's flock of 28 purebred Oxfords To control this disastrous spread vegetables canned last year also of raised 43 lambs weighing' 92.91 of Infection the disposal of all old those who luul served balanced pounds each. — meals for a week. The latter will be A glance at the results obtained building of an entirely new flock required .of each member to com­ in these two flocks show that a from chicks known to have been plete the work this winter. profitable crop of lambs depends a produced by healthy fowls. It Is At noon the leaders made three great deal iupon the number of urged that new flocks be raised up­ salads with different fruit and vege­ lambs per ewe raised to market age. on clean ground entirely apart from table combinations which were It is Impossible to moke good rec- the old flock. After the disposal of served at the luncheon, in the aft­ brds with a poor lamb crop, no mat­ lhe old fowls all buildings and rims ernoon the lesson on "Lowering ter how well the subsequent feed­ must be thoroughly cleaned nnd dis­ Meal Cost Without Reducing Food ing and other flock practices may infected before being occupied by Values," was given. The keynote of the new flock. the lesson was to raise more of our The honorary award of Champion If you wil) follow this advice each living on the farm and buying wise­ Flockmaxter was given thia year to । year, there will be health, wealth lyFred WflllJi, Charlevoix. Mr. Willis j and happiness In the keeping of The February meeting will be held was Judged hy the committee in poultry. with Mrs. R- W. Erway. charge to have m^de the greatest WHY WAIT? All visitors welcome.—Becy. advance in improving his method CLOVERDALE. of caring for his sheep. His flock EAST BALTIMORE GROUP. The Cloverdale young people will of 220 grade Hampshire ewes pro­ The East Baltimore Home Eco­ duced 20 pounds more lambs per Ipresent a three-act comedy mystery nomies Group met with Mrs. Anna­ ewe than did his flock in 1932. play, "Haunted." at the Delton belle Clemens, Jan. 18, for an all Other shepherds wlio placed high *Community hall Feb. 2 and 3. at day meeting. Thirteen members an­ in the Lamb Production contest are 1eight o'clock. A. thrilling evening swered roll call. * Carl Flach. Mendon; Walter Scott, 1is assured to all. Mrs. Annabelle Clemens, substi­ Sandusky; William Van Sickle, Mrs. Lou Anna Patton returned tute leader and Mrs. Iva Hoffman Deckervoile; Ralph Densmore, El­ from Midland Saturday to prepare demonstrated five salads practical well: Henry Trapp, Bolton; Harry for a trip to Dalias, Texas. She left for farm homes. Wright. Standish; McIntyre Bros., Monday to be with her sister whose The lesson on Reducing Meal St. Charles; and Ed. Kohler, Imlay husband-ls very ill. Costs was presented by Mrs. Nellie City. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pierce and Fancher with Miss Esther Striker All men placing up in the contest daughter were Sunday guests of Mr. handling the blackboard work. ' provided plenty of pasture for. their and Mrs. Ray McLeod of Woodland. The time and place of the- next flocks and drenched lhe animals An Interesting party at the Hel­ meeting were undecided upon — Most of the men fed some grain. ler home was given by the Bible Frances Shurlow. Publicity Secy. Winning contestants will display class. It was a Thobo" party. Ev­ pens of lambs at the College during eryone dressed as a hobo and every­ ASSYRIA GROUP. one sure did Justice to the hobo Tlie Assyria Home Economics Ex­ Farmers Week. port of it. The next meeting of the tension Group met Jan. 10 at 10 A. class will be at the home of the new BOOZE FIGHTING. M. at the home of Mr*. Alice ThornFor the married man who cannot president, Mrs. Jack. Shorts. The following officers were elected: Tlie leaders, Mra. Stella Tucker­ get along without drinks, the follow­ Pres.. Mrs. Shorts: Vice-Pres., Harry man and Mabel Puffpaff, demon­ ing is a suggestion as a means of Pennels: Secy.-Treas., Mrs. Kellogg. freedom from the bondage of the strated vegetable and fruit salads spedkeasy: Miss Hazel Hosken of Kalamazoo and served them. Start a blind pig In your own nnd M*ss Mildred Hosken of Has­ The lesson presented was “Reduchouse. Be the only customer. tings were Saturday evening guests ductlng Meal Costs." of Mrs. E. 1* MacLeod. The next meeting will be held at (You'll have no soft drink license to Mrs. Ross Pierce gave a birthday the home of Mrs. Addle Leonard on pay). Go to your wife and give her party In honor ot her daughter, lit­ six dollars to buy a gallon of whis ­ Feb. 9, at 1 P. M. tle Mary Joyce's sixth anniversary. Those absent please make tills key, and remember there are sixty- There were ten little folks present. lesson up before the next meeting., nine drinks in a gallon. Buy your Games were played after which a drinks from no one but y6ur wife, —Sec. Caroline Tasker. delicious luncheon was served. All and by the time the first gallon is gone, she will have >27.00 to put in enjoyed a happy afternoon. QU1MBY GROUP. New members who came into the the bank and six dollars to start in class at the last meeting were: Mrs. tftwmess again. Should you live ten Edith Ferris. Mrs. Clara Gillespie, years' and continue to buy booze and Mrs. Inder Greenfield. On Feb. from her. and then die with snakes 9 the class will take up, “Routing in your boots, she will have enough The Food Rebels in the Family." money to bury ypu decently, edu­ taking up sound food habits and cate your children, buy a house and school lunches. Mothers with chil­ lot, marry a decent man and quit dren are especially invited to come. thinking about you entirely.—F. P. Waters. Welcome corners Y will meet with Max Leach next Monday night at 7 P. M. Mr. Angell will be with them as Rene Gangulllet is in night school. Freeport Y meets this week During 1932 more than 5,200.000 tons of sugar were consumed by Thursday night at tho school. 8. Voorhles leader. Americans. Howard Frost speaks to the Young Men's Y group thlj Wednes­ day night on Einstein's theory of relativity at the homo of C. F. An­ gell. Woodland Y .group met with Greydon Faul Monday night thU week with David Christian leader. Secretary Angell met with tho Nashville Y group Monday night. They had another pot luck supper at the*'Scout hall.. Middleville Hl-Y plan a party al Camp Barry when skating is good, maybe this week Thursday. Woodland Hl-Y and Harris Woodbume’s Y1 group had basket ball and their Bible study together last Tuesday night. Hastings Hl-Y were at Camp Barry last Thursday night for pancakes and sausage. One of the 1934 books worth while is the life story about Dr. John R. Mott written by Basil Matthew. With Some Coal You Get More Heat . . . The Coal That Give* the Most Heat la Generally the CHEAPEST! TO POULTRY OWNERS. ji Freedom from disease is more to ELWELL FARMER be disired in a poultry Bock than. "—;LAMB CONTEST WON 'll,, ,, 4,-r-,', Homemakers' Corner luh io that die h*d no mat itoubk." .. Write Dr. Pkrte’s Clink. Buffito, N. Y„ PART TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Jan. 31.1934 McOMBER SCHOOL NEWS. We are studying health this week. 'The 3rd. 4th. 5th grade ore making a health ship. Tliey arc making all the good things going on thc ‘•Health Ship.” Tho 6th, 7th, 8th grades are work­ ing on a Health newspaper. Devayne Greenfield Is the editor, Bea­ trice Matteson is the assistant edi­ tor. Bob Traver, Eva Sears, Ara­ bella Smith are the cartoonists. Robert Moon Is the Joke editor. The 1st and 2nd grades are work­ ing on a-dairy farm and working on a health play. Our Scout Troop 88. met Monday night wUh T. K. Reid's group. Dar­ rel Hall is Lhe Scoutmaster. The camp Fire Girls met at the schoolhouse Saturday. The girls are making scrap books for the Camp children. They also had a big time with the treasure hunt. • We are having a tooth brush club this week. We get gold stars for do­ ing health rules. Dewaync Green­ field U the editor, and Mabel Scars, secretary. Robert Moon. Reporter. DOWLING CEMETERY CIRCLE. The Dowling Cemetery Circle will meet at the church basement for dinner Feb 8. The committee for work is as follows, Vere Segur, Etta 8tan ton, Delia 8t*mo<i, Ella Smith and Jane Smith. - Remember thc grab bag and birthday table. Every­ body come and bring your friends, Blanche Powell, Secy. Helen Brown and Myrtle Rogers will go to Hastings Tuesday, Feb­ ruary 6. to receive lhe third lesson in the Nutrition extension course, which is presented by Miss Hershey of the M. 8. C. staff. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warner and Mrs. Bel­ lingham were entertained in Kala­ mazoo at the hqpe of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strong. Robert Warner re­ turned home with them for Sunday. Friday evening several from this community attended the senior play at the High school auditorium in Plainwell. * The Helping Hand Club will meet with Mrs. Terpennlng on Wednes­ day, February 1. Mrs. Earle James is program chairman for this date. On Thursday afternoon many of the friends and neighbors of Mrs. Charity Barker attended her funer­ al at Plainwell. During her early married life she resided on the Bur­ ton Warner form at South Pine lake. We are glad to report little David Keeler has sufficiently recovered from pneumonia that he has been removed from the Delton hospital to the camp at Clear lake. On Wed­ nesday afternoon Mr. Champion took his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Keel­ er. and the sister and brother to visit him. Friday evening vlstlors at John Rogers' were, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rogers, Joan and Jean. Ella Rogers and Mrs. Marne Firth of Gfand Rapids, who has been spending the week with relatives in this vicinity. KLINGENSMITH. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sleeby and children of Kalamaaoo spent Sat­ urday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Allen steeby. Mrs. Perry Van Tuyle visited rela­ tives and friends in Nashville and Hastings the past week. . Twenty neighbors of Perry Van Tuyle gathered at his home Satur­ day night and helped him celebrate his birthday. The evening was spent playing pedro. Mrs. A. C. Johnson and Wm. Johnson won first prise and Mrs. Rollo Johnson and Albert Green tho low. A fine pot luck supA school meeting will be held at thc Klingensmith school Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deaver and children, Mr. and Mrs. George Lap­ ham of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green. Doratha and Jack of Nashville spent Sunday aft­ ernoon with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Roberta are on the sick list. _ — There was a mistake in the Mid­ dleville items last week. Mr. Green did not sell his place in Yankee Springs, but he did draw some logs lnt<rMiddleville to the mllL But you C Streamline its Action! Streamline your car Streamlining increases pick-up, speed and economy...SO DOES LU UNDC THE ONLY TRUE BLUE t OR That’s why it is today’s streamlined motor fuel Quick Starts for Cold Motors! for all cars! ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Corner of Jefferson and Court Sts. Mk and Mrs. Richafd Pennels and Kalamazoo spent Sunday with their sons! of Kalamazoo, and Mr. and parents,’Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Monica. Mrs.' Harry Pennels spent Bunday Mr. and Mrs. Grover Davenport with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pennels. i entertained Mr. and Mrs. Jess KenMr. and Mrs. Prank Brooks of,yon of Hickory Corners Sunday. Kalamazoo spent Tuesday with) Mr. and Mrs. Ford DeMond of Henry Pennels and Mr. and Mrs. Kalamazoo spent Tuesday evening Grant Dickerson. I at the Lester Monica home. Mr. and Mrs. Russell, Monica of Don't forget your dates for the Hastings "Haunted’' play at the Delton Communlty hall, given by the Clover­ dale young people Feb. 2 and 3. Fri­ day nnd Saturday evenings, at 4 o'clock. Thomas Jefferson was lhe first ■ President of lhe United States t| be inaugurated in Washington. Available Money Brings Lucrative Opportunities Within Your Reach! VER Y dollar you put in a savings account in £ this old bank will earn 3% interest FOR YOU. All deposits of this bank are insured under the Fed­ eral Banking Act of 1933. Doubtless many times you watch with regret the passing of chances for financial profit, or a contribution to your material comfort and the happiness of those dependent upon you— We will be glad to have you consult us about open­ ing an account at this bank Just because you have no available funds! A Savings Account in this bank will soon grow, if you will make systematic deposits of small amounts, and in a surprisingly short time you will have a nite sum of money which may be used when the desired opportunity comes along. |OAfTM»»_£! HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS. MICH. �PAGE TEN THE HASTINGS DANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 31. 1934 h'fogs do not remove : source of sunshine suPEfiv sons' PROCEEDINGS Wisconsin Editor Says Peri­ ods of Greater Prosperity JANUARY SESSION East Lansing— Present economic conditions are not at all unique in the history of the U. 8.. according to A. J. Glover. editor of Hoard's Dairymen, and n speaker at Farm­ ers' Week, and furthermore Mr. Glover says people in previous de­ pression periods hud much the same feeling as at present that no re­ covery could be made. 5l.0A9.V0 34.W . *u1, • EMiss s DotnU out. Each period ol years fol»rzr.ca.,!■ Ma»»n Pub. Co. toward prosperity and better ways ' n. r mi iuiyr«* ...... Mir UI Ht»le tilled l*r»-4arl« In IMS. thc head of the United 'position Ixcauic all possible inveni..r>..tu.fo tlons had been made and patents Yonr cemmiitrr un roun- had been granted. Mr. Glover said, nnd counit irnMtirrr'* report* but formers then were cutting grain "f,1’"™ „u'"r ces in farm and home equipment Hirn rd. have been develofied since tiiat M. W. Hint*. I time. Dairying is not doomed because present prices are unprofitable but dairymen must prepare to meet , present conditions, according to thi*' 4 •ubmuini iiir foiiuainc.: ,:r:. ™ H jj . c 6 3 c 3 E '.s:;;k ;ir® .houu i» started by culling out nil low pro- If.ninr.l.li. Iluar-J Jt huii»r»i»nr,.: dllCCI'S ill tilf herd. TilC COW IllUSf ■ ««uniniii.-e ..*! uriminiii rtuin. and be regarded as a market for feed &f"J «»«► «'«| 11 I. toP—M-.ui«« . . id is* .f»riai amount, a. »n<->i profit from a poop market. *|>J ‘Lni ihi- ■.ItIi auihuriu'i Mr. Glover recommended tiiat the ' ! ............ .. .1.10- PO.CUOT wrh u I»1«IUX<1 r«claimed Allowed tlofos, feeding according to prodticii iuii •’-•4 go »i8i.a;i Uon<)f excellent herd sires, ami '■i.hy'utilization ot pastures be continued p; •» and faith kept that thc dairy IndtLstry. along with all other buaincs*. 1'14.14 will be in an improved position '. th-ir auiiu*! ^purt at lull<i«>. n------------ :-----------------------------------.1 null I.IIUII ...»....... l<‘Andn-w A. Matlhiwa CLOVERDALE. •U no Last Week's Letter. ■mi-'.,• Sunday guests at thc Chas. Kings­ bury home were, Mr. und Mrs. Ed. ' ' Gtxxl, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Good und Jean Kay of Freeport nnd Mrs. ,,i i.v Georgia Gelb,and son, Elmer, of * -i';- Mendon. .nd-t Mr nlld Mrs Rd. Pennels gpent Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. Murk tliruiiKb 1 " Bates of Otsego. • I tho follu< .u.i.ii., Mrs Murtha Chamberlain is vlsn.v Hoh-.rubie li.i.nl ..f flnprrvi.on: ‘<h»K relatives at Kalamazoo indefl- ■ ii i.r r..nii»it|r<i <111 nnalir* w>ab In *utr nltely. ..'.'"i/"1.1;?."1’-;,, Mra Harry Pennels atui daughter. IF. ir iik.hi.ia11. .1... .1- —.1.. [vmnn Mane, lire spending a <ouplc of days at Kalamazoo this week. Sunday guests of the MacDonald family were. Mr. mid Mrs. Peter Vari Hout and childrcirof Galea­ burg. Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacDon­ ald of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humeston of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jenney nnd r isles; Ilf ll.i.iit.c. ?: 1. . .I School Fund. ' 4 So Michl (an, .1ml' with tlie Ralph Jennyv family. »< »••»* h«<m -Kellogg surprised them by coming . iTntu- up ,jn unexpectedly Wednesday evening u>>'p n,.-m »ki>r>ie .uw>r mu •rrr.mrv ih.it it in in. wm ui’.', i- iiu .r ii* wedding anniversary. Cootie bun- , j Tischara* luatltnto Fund. Il.i-tn,.-. ii ih.i. Allan | evening was epent utter which a de­ illclous luncheon was served. Mrs. Wilber Gltaon. who underwent an operation for mastoid at ’ the Borges* hospital, is getting along •Mi i-crh.i i » line al'present writing. r^rini-. Th,‘ Cloverdale young people will .ut'i-ort.ii tv, present a three-act comedy my»;. ~ry p,ay “Haunted." ut the Delton ni.-. mu'. • i'• ■ <•■ t,.r ami lire.................. •». >1X1. and I..- ! ■ abv Inalrttrird In bill 8:00 OCloCk. A thrilling CVriling iff .'*■ -.t >tr for full ,in.I -III ..f . iii.r .tirend ■ u<vnr*iri Iz*. nit rv.n’1 ...ii a_ ____ « ullowrii; POWERS ECHOES. ?ou»'n! Mr- oM Mrs- Pxtrl Travis are ro­ . .. ireceiving congratulation^ on thc birth of a son, Raymond Earl, bwn» r be »t M. Sampler wan in Detroit a few *day» the past week. Mrs. earner Schondclmeyer U at home after two weeks of caring ior "'.her sister-in-law. Mrs. Prvd Boweilull man. nnd new baby at Hastings. Mirs Dorothy Smith of HasUnga .n r*> entertained thc following young ■ -.“‘irr’?**0*4® W,U1 a dinn<T party Sutufty; MiM Marian Pierce of Hastings and tMiys Ethel Palmer. Dick Palmer. Jack Johtison and Charles Hauser. 5 Dick Kentield. who was so Mrl£ ‘>'wly Injured some time ano tn an . *.<>.-ii miUppfejle accident near Irving, is > iron so much improved as to have been Tn ■'& movcil from the hospital in Grand । Rapids and |> at present ut tho -.• nn i* mi. home of hl* mother. We hope n ahe tong before he will be biick n, among us again. . . vu..d । i ; I . uio nu stony point. « 4» Last Week's Letter. •; County nurse. Miss Mumford, via- I t. fur ted our school Monday. \ I so «.» Mrs. Herbert Moorhouse of. Ol- I jx.go vUted her sister, Mr... John I i:„„ Blocher, over ths weekend ■---- -I Mrs. Morris Orsborne, who has I been under lhe doctor's care for the I l>*Jt year, has liad to take to he.- I bed the past week. • ' '' r Orval Wadcll has gone to Otsego I ^e*.’ *hcre he has a Job | .Mrs. Jennie Combs and Forest I and Miss Myrtle Mead of Kalama- I il.i. ...uj-irUJ I.. .'«<» were callers nl B. J. Wellman's I hiMl-.l U.lj.ijr.i iir.lil -fiundav. I • ", J?:ll M’ltinn l-ar*ied. ,, .... ............. • • ••■ vii uu ■ M n- <• Mhin, a . excellent program Thursday eve-J . rr h k ii.i.1, £i.-.k intng consisting oL a play, entitled. —'Thal Awhu Aunl " Mr> Smith. o«r EAST GIN LAKL. .commissioner, was present und gave I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crawford and a Ulk and explanation of tho latest ru.iv .... j...,, daughter spent the. week end in school proposition of the day. ■i thi. <>Mrr. OtsegO ------------------ -—- J mr. r.rncn Thaxton inuxiun ana _ PODUNK. t Mr- ar.a and airs, Mrs- Ernc,t and ■ daughter. Neva, ot Otsego, called at I Laubaugh will entertain I the home of their daughter. Mrs D- D. Birthday Club ut her I ht2"e Thursday. J ’.I'.‘Lrur-ay Ra-V Crawford. Crawford, Tuesday p p. M* . *n . . ■ In..1Uiu Miss Nttn Nita Mult Null ItWHl spent Worino Wednesday'.UTI,C-P°V ScouLi had a meeting at I with Doreen Matteson of West thS, church balurduy evening Gun lake Mra. timr.a Wallace was a Grand I Mn Mary Crane. Heber Pike and, HapllU v*alJ?r weckDcKorttt Henry ot Orangeville , «r; George lUiumm tn- I spent Thursday evening with ,cr uln®d “bo“l ‘Uty ot their fiicnd, J friends and relatives. and neighbor;; ut their home Butur- U Mr. und Mra. Arthur Crawford of' ddy nW»L /] Orangeville, Mr. and Mrs. Will ttPd Mrs. lAtvcrn Laubaugh I Crawford and Mis* Dorothy Craw- '^d t*‘ufd»y «nd I ford called on Mr*. Lottie Merrill ,ped ce.lcbri“« l*r I of Otsego Wednesday P. M. birthday Sunday.* ,, 7 '. Is'!"? 1"’■ . „ " TT *•* ?-----A British golf course iChcrtseyi »' The weekly dr^-. parade at Wru baj two hate- on each green-one oi i Point Li held Sunday afternoon be- normal 4'1-4 in. size—tire other bctween 4 and 5 o'clock. ing a m. �THE HASTING* BAN NEB. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 31. 1934 purpose of keeping cows has become a* I* proved by herd improvement. —BBiaBgBgBi a wirfa.iin h EITM ■ day and Saturday evenings of Feb. ■ stalled: past noble grand. Allie Wood; SHULTZ. TOO MANY COWS PUT a boomerang a* the dairy population1 association records. COURTHOUSEJVC, NEWS iIwlds under 01 Rey-'nobla Johnson; grtnd grand. ManU Dora Lehman; Rec. viceand PROFITS TO FLIGHT ha* become so great and the prices. Tlie second way to Improve the} LUUAJ very UI in Nichol* hospital, Battle —g i*,„nii.'itfiiTnir -raT n i—i6a* ( At a meeting Tuesday afternoon Fin. Bee.. Amy Btlcock- and Edna of dairy producU so low that profits the vanishing point, aecordRising Tide of Milk Bringa •re 1ing at to the dairy depSftlhcnr^al Michigan State College. Flood of Red Ink Into •~J- things can be done •to re­ Two Michigan Dairies lieve this situation. The number of East lumping.—Ability at the cow ,cow* can be reduced by discarding to add to thi) farm income ho* fin­ »... the poorer producer* .u In the herd thus lowering — the toiA ally resulted > in *o many farmers and i-------------------------- producbecoming dairymen that the original ।,llon. lion. Thu Thi* I* I* being being done done In in Michigan COST OF LOANS --"Above ’too to ‘300 REDUCED to 21% present condition U to persuade people to drink more milk and W eat more cheese, butter and other milk products. All high grade dairy product* arc excellent food* high in nutriments and containing element* and vitamins neceswry for health. Nearly all European countries have « higher per capita consumption of butter and cheese than the United Btatcs does. . . । In 1925. dairy products brought farmer* of the United Stale*. 14.5 ;>cr cent of all receipts from all products. In 1932. dairy products } brought 24.5 per cent of all farm sales, an Increase for dairy, goods when all prices were falling. The ] higher proportionate value of thc 'dairy producte was due U> the con•tautly increasing volume in tlie face of falling prices. | Farmers and townspeople in dairy i-x.x -------should -----------------.._t„ l. Jerry Haynes, dec'd. Final ac- fully matured fruit, Mr. and Mrs.; I citizens look with favoriBl upon I tho employment of cither method count of executor filed, final receipt ’Adfiamon greatly appreciated thc ] of bettering daifry conditions. of widow filed. Rift from the Burton's and they were not selfish either a* as thev they eave gave, Est. Edgar L. Fisher, dec'd. Final WM « ,,ot SOUTH THORNAI’PI.E. ______________ account of Admr. filed, order as- their friends some of thc fruit so we1 ’ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hulu and signing residue entered, discharge al) enjoyed it with them. _______ Mrs. Edith Willison of Hickory ’ family entertained IheJji neighbors of, Admr. ___ issued, estate_ enrolled. E*t. Mary H.Fisher, dee d. Pinot • and friends very pleasantly SaturH. FUhcr, dec'd. Pt—'. ■Corners spent Tuesday with Mrs. — of .- Admr. .. — • order ' day evening with a party which was account filed, as- Lula Wertman. signing residue entered. much enjoyed by all. CARLTON CENTER. Est. Thoma* Doyle, dec'd. Invepj We are pleased.to sec Ben Parks The wood bee which was to have ]oul after being confined to tpe tory filed, petition for widow's ulbeen tin* week Thursday tor the M ' bouse for several days' Hines*. lowance filed.' ‘ DcMaranviJIe. dec'd. E. church has been |>ostponed until | Perry Barnum and cousin. Mbs' Eat.. Phebe "-*• ------Thursday. Feb. 8th. The wood cut-; | Eunice Hoyt, attended a card party Annual account of executor Bled. tera will be served their dinner ut i in Irving Saturday evening al thc home ol Mr. and Mrs. Springer and Proof of *lu r,IwJ' order admitting the Ladies' .Aid meeting at the home ,of Mr. Nash.’All ui in ..III entered. entered. oi •« r' and •>Mr*. 113 Guy uu> r»ami. 'family. will Est. Helen E. Davenport, dec'd. Fi- [the community are urged to come, nal account of Admr. filed, order a.s- Uie ladies of the community arc to -------- ... bring .w.t |x>t llmk luck rilnnpr dinner. signing residue entered,j discharge of Hrlmr Admr. issued, estate enrolled. • There were a good many attend­ Ext. Mary A. Turner, dec'd. Will ed the public installation of officers filed, petition for probate of will at Carlton Grange Saturday night.} filed, waiver of notice filed. Pot luck supper wan served at 7.30, £kt. William H. Offley, dec'd. Fi- after which the installation work j j nai account of executor filed, waiver was put on. Ex-congressman John | of notice filed, order allowing ac­ C. Ketcham was present and gave u count entered. fine address. Visitors from away &t. Robert I. Hendershott, dec'd. were. Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Hatch and ' Annual account of trustees filed, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knickerbocker ot [ order for publication entered. Grand Rapids. Mrs. Chua. Boloman. ’A CARNIVAL OF BIGGER The Volume buying of 10.000 Home Owned Est. Ellen Noud, dec'd. Order al­ and Mr. and Mrs. Ciias. Laurence you these LOW PRICES lowing account entered. and Mrs. Ernsberger of Hastings, aayrgR bargains . . . Drug store* **’'*“’ IOW PB,C“ i Est.'Leals Willard Hilton, dec'd. and Mr. and Mrs. A. Decker of East You mu»t buy the alcohol compound Warrant und Inventory filed. Carlton. , This full pint of Thi/tStBStT to get thia offer but you choose any one Est. William E. Aldrich, dec'd. QrH. L. Allerding and 4011 Howard of the other four items. Mi 31 correct* . der appointing Admr. entered, bond wire Lansing visitors Tuesday. RUBBING ALCOHOL compound I breath. Rexall Milk of Magnesia of Admr. filed, letters of administra­ Henry. Williams lias been quite ill. and any one of these four Items bad neutralize* acid stomach. Jiexlllana tion Issued, order limiting settle­ the past -ten days with Influenza. | ment entered, pettion for hearing relieves your cough, both for Mr. and Mrs. Allen King of Tam- i claims filed, notice to creditors 1s- arac neighborhood were guest* Bun-* sued. day of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kenney. Botttt give* you quick re­ 1 Est. Alonzo D. Cadwalluder, dec'd. The first of a series of health les-1 el lief from pain. Fimxl account of Admr. filed, order sons givefi by Miss Lipkey at the I ICO allowing account entered, discharge1 home of Mrs. Lafe Usborne. was I of Admr. issued, estate enrolled. presented Tuesday. T-hcy will be] I Est. Mary E. Greenhoc, dec'd. give:) each Tuesday afternoon at •„ oz. t. Hutxasr SualffiST coo LIVER OIL j Bond of Admr. filed, Ictten of ad­ 1:30 for a period of six weeks. All ■ MERCUROCHRO ME Cream of the world's nnministration Issued, order limiting; who can attend are urged to as they rut end liver oil supply, cry Does not cause irrita- M settlement entered. • will find the lessons both interesting I Richest in Vitamins D # p tion or blistering. Keep | JJ Est. Edith A- Fleniing. deed.. and helpful. . anil A! 16 ox. " **b on hand alway*. Proot of service filed, order admltPeople in • the community were1 ting will entered, bond of executor shocked and saddened to hear ot 1 Trta cm« cf jotr Y H LIFT CORNS tiled, letters testamentary issued, or­ the death of Birney McIntyre, of ROSE and THROAT der limiting settlement entered, pe­ Hastings township, who had been Hl | M RIGHT OFF1 Mi 31 kills dan­ tition for hearing claims filed. a short time with penumonla. Some | No need to let . gerous nose and Est. Ward A. Quick, dec'd. Invcn-■ from this way attended his funeral IJtegaSCom. irntau. ' tory throat germa filed. Saturday at Hastings. quickly. 1 Est. Nellie M. Hitt, dec'd. WurMr. nnd Mrs. Evan Fuller enter­ CORN 1 Q । rant and invcntoiT filed. tained the laUcr's parents and aisI SOLVENT 1 JZC | Est. Quincy Tdlles. dee d. Petition t<T from Lowell Saturday night. for license to sell filed. PRAIRIEVILLE. Filled with DELTON. Triple Link Club will meet with Defender Atomizer VITAMINS We have been much delighted Mrs. William Kirk of near Kalama­ and Mi 31 $125 ... children . with the beautiful, weather through zoo, February 9 -for an all day Solution »aiue wrOC January but the sudden changei meeting. Bring table service' for coeat it like Sunday made u* ait up and take no­ operatlvc dinner. Program' and a Jami tice. the thermometer dropped from general good time is always as­ 7 f A Tastes Taste* like , 40 degrees to 6 degrees above zero— sured. CASTOR OIL Just a few w ■ inhoney. Richhours. David Deal is reported as somenil strength. fl Fresh and full | Mr. and Mrs. Leon PennSck were U-liat improved in health. Tlwlr sun. a*aaenie®«in Vitamins Tasty os a linee salad ‘ " oil. In Battle Creek Saturday. Newman, of Grand Rapids and Mr. WITCH A, B, (F and G) and ] Mrs. Mary Shedd and Mrs. and Mrs.'Oscar Palmer have visited HAZEL 2./C D. Specially proceued 3 cz. . Blanche Richards were Kalamazoo at the home rtfcently. Mr*. Deal is extract of malt with cod liver oil. recovering from a severe cold. •hoppers Thursday. Atoasr BORIC Mr. and Mrs. shemutn Town of Mrs. Frank Freydel of Northville Detroit and Miss Goldie Town of has been visiting her parents, Mr. Camp Cdster apont Saturday cve- and Mrs. Charles Hughes, for sevnlng w ith Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town era) days. . and family. • Cecil Cappon has had- a severe i Miss Ruth Rickards, of Leila hM- case of blood pplsonlng but is able ■ pltal Battle Creek, was home for the to be- about again. . week end. Word lias i eached us of the pass­ I Mrs. Ella Powell of Hastings is ing of Mrs. Margaret Mullen of ANY THREE OF THE FAMOUS $1.00 SHARI । spending several days with relatives Hastings; Until a^out ton year* ago JONTEEL CREAMS FACE POWDER AND in Delton. '• she was a resident of our town for Where can you buy a complete beauty 1 dram SHARI perfume I Mr. and Mrs. Roix-rt sponablc of many many years She was always treatment for turn a low price? Hastings spent Sunday with lhe lat- douig good and loved by every one Jter's parents. Rev. and Mrs. L. D. who knew her. Besides her imme­ COLD CREAM The box of powder that allows Miks. diate family she leaves two sisters. CLEANSING CREAM every woman Shari's luxury. > FOUNDATION CREAM • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Worthington Mrs. Jennie Norris and Mjs. Sarah SKIN m* TISSUE CREAM beautiful filk package* of Kalamazoo were guests of Mr. Smith. The three have been very .and Mrs. Add. Pennock Wednesday. devoted to each other, numerous REXALL THEATRICAL COLD | Mrs. Jennie Warner spent Satur- other- relatives und a host of friends A regular »lxe of the new CREAM . . . the kind adort ute । day and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. to mourn her passing. Sympathy is JONTEEL POWDER for nation. Louis Dubois at Augusta. extended to the bereaved ones. Deep cleanse your MEN and 50c bottle Mrs- Marie Williams will enter­ Mrs. Rankin Hyde, who has been skin a* actors-do. STAGAFTER bcthf.e SHAVING CREAM and I tain the Nutrition class Friday aft­ HI is able to resume her scliool du­ SHAVE LOTION. C fl. bay rum uu. en, ties again. Neola Neil, George Hyde ernoon February 9. DUC 75c value **VC 75c value The meeting of the Willing Work­ and John Wood* were out of school ers' Sunday School doss was ix»t- last week sick with flux . TOILET poned from last week Thursday un­ KLENZO LIQUID Mr- Maynard ol Kalamazoo was a SOAP til this week Friday afternoon and recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ben­ of stcutirr. Neutralize* your breath. with Mrs. Barnum. son. . 2 for 1OC willThemeet Fifitaid SANITARY Leavta "cool spicy flavor. Saeger children, who have Leon.Cook, ton of Mr. and Mrs. NAPKINS I 7been t>o sick in our local hospital, Fred Cook, was married to Mrs. 39c RIKER’S ILASOL box of 12 * < c 5% six. are reported to be better. Robert Bernice Johi^on of Kalamazoo on 25c Adam* has been removed to. his January 20. ;U»e community joins us ELI COTTON KLENZO FACIAL home and hi* two sisters arc there In wishing Loon and his bride a to care for him. long, happy «id prosperous life to­ For patting on face TISSUE Mrs. Eloise Leonard is a little bet­ gether. Congratulations. liquids or for medicine CHARMONA Modern way to remove ter at this writing, we hope she may cheat. ~ Mrs. Bronell of Kalamazoo u face cream*. TALCUM . continue co get better and soon be kitpimt house for Will Mullen. ono OO Soft, dainty. 1 wJC fl.n.roul can 19c up and around. Mr. and Mr*. Verne Calthrop and pound C The Cloverdale Community Hazel entertained Saturday night in Players will present the comedy honor of Harry KulickS and Paul KLENZO DENTAL ZINC OXIDE •'Haunted" at thc Delton Commun­ Nagel’s birthday anniversaries. OINTMENT CREME ity Hall Frfday and Saturday night, EPSOM SALT Mrs. W. F. smith is on the slrk Feb. 2-3. Fifty per cent of-the pro­ list. We hope she will soon be re­ uv 16 oz. ceed* go for the Delton community stored to good health. hull building fund. •ize Saturday night thc Odd Xelhw*! Thc annual meeting of thc Del­ had the turpri*? nt tlieir life when ton Creamery Co. met Saturday aft­ they were informed that nemb ta ot PONTEX a»aaBT Tincture icrryBark fl ernoon at the creamery and elected two-lodges of Kalamazoo, one iTdrf**' Toilet Tltiue Syrup Jfa thc following officers: Eli Lindsey, each of* Comstock, Galesburg Au- • IODINE president: Veraor Webster, secre­ gusta. Battle creek and-a lore mem-1 The sale, aure . 4A tary: Clute Louden, treasurer and bcr from West Branch were going to J antheptk. °*' * '.r Bert Patton and Floyd Collison, di­ spend the evening with them. They rectorsdid some team work gnd a* they OPEKO COFFEE A meeting of the Livestock brought a pot luck lunch tho home; Breeder* association will be held In lodge had .nothing to v orry about. Vacuum Mated to mi 97 the hall Saturday afternoon. Did they have a good tune? They keep iu flavor. 4b f C The next monthly community surely did. They arc cuning again] meeting will be Monday night Feb­ eoon so. get your members rounded The Slickail Shave a Man ruary 12. A cooperative supper ut up und lie-ready for them. •ver had I 6:30 followed by business meeting Mr. Arenu and family of near Smoother «have« an* mart and program. The HtuHUig* High Cloverdale recently moved into Mrs.' shave* with these bias*. school debating team will be pres­ Nettle Hyde's house, scenu nice tot HASTINGS Phone 2131 MICHIGAN ent and debate on thc subject ‘ Re­ havc-ihe place occupied again. ] Ptrmadge RAZOR solved that all Radio Uroudcasting Mr. and Mrs. Verne Calthrop and ■ station* should be owned and con­ Harry Kllllck spent Sunday with1 BLADES trolled by FYHeral. Government" Mf. und Mrs Llewellyn Erb nipl, Tlie Deliun community players Lamar of Delton. uro rehearsing lor the presentation At the last mecUng of Rebekah ol -The Dutch Detective'' ou Fri- lodge the following officer* were in- * • Household offer* a substantia! cut in the coat of loan* above $100 up to $300. The new low monthly rate la JHK. Families keeping house who can repay monthly now may borrow amounts over $100 ata tjjal saving. Loans of $100 and less reduced to AS per month. Oulclt, private service. Only husband und wife need sign. 20 month* lo repay. Visit, wjrite, or telephone the Household Finance Corporation of America on the 3rd Fl. of the City National Dunk Building, 1 West Michigan Ave., Buttle Creek. Phone 4406, WF GIGANTIC BARGAIN EVENTS 31m TSiMt/idoM C A IE CELEBRATION J/IZf .... 59e Look^ at these ‘Ru/atssr TREMENDOUS SAVINGS on HOME NEEDS ■ k l E J 1 19cc |i c Melo-Malt 79c ,!mtl sx IS 59c 19c 19c 4 25c 15c 17c 29c 39c g Save with Safety at CARVETH & STEBBINS '? 19c 50c l^DRUC STORE Your Creek, t* aurne better at this writing. this PROBATE COURT. p*1 t116 home of Mr*. Elmer Reynolds castle; warden and conductor. Lucy Mrs. Gladys chamberlain did subLewi* Willard Hilton dec'd “ d"*' ln MduU etiuc«llon *,iW or- NarrU and Ruth Hughes; Chap. LOWZM i nraid oM^ccutw• filedI lirtter* tl, «anl“d- a* • pan of lhe National Mina .Mills; guards. Clara fleott and stltute teaching in the Learn school Ern«»t Hartwell i issued /.rder'lfamltiM set-il*I»orK£ncy prowram for relief worit'MHo Lehman; supports to noble iwmi th* Bunday with the m U-^nTent^’^Ution foi hXl- ,n edj«Uon. The« clawes are tree, grand. Pearl Bagley ..ol Ethel BtebNick Boerman and PeUUon_far_hear^ Ul 7" Mt lce "t0'creditor. 'thc tcacheri bemg c|)06Cn from the ben; vice-grand. Maude smith and *’ h,mul._b.in d ' .ranks of thc unemployed teachers. Ola Hennessey. Meetings thc aftnight. A ., 11and are paid from the Emergency ernoons of Die first and third Tuesind ^ ,n ' , William White has ------------- <fe«deed. d. mni A,„ OT rfull a., o! month. Ek- ™..„. Camiei Crumkecckc. Order tlloxtng claim, enterwl. i m.y uke ,dv.nU«e ol UU, chu. Mr. ind Mr,, p J Huxhe. were! JS Sir UIU. Willard Water* farm and U i there aoon. Mra. Water* win Bl M.i> H ruher. deed Order, MlmOUdn c«Um I* lhe texcher . c! ..m, „ tu . t< ^tej. M „. wll , «l — her home with bar children. allowing !• xpoolnted lor thh clue xnd lhe>- cim«,n. and Umlly reoenUy. .... claims entered , n.U KXBv’w Ito »“■ «-«»«> ™ N.riiSd.Tihr^tSsx’Snsy " *—*— J • — • -:“•StS'&E'™: was well attended Thursday nig allowing du rlxlmx enterri • xn«n tod pucex TM UjU , 6,„.a wUh paul . j,Ur Sehoex- The memmjx tram now on „ ... TO.w mr all enjoying thc proxrnm program put put DW on * Ert.'HXM, >. E. t cneescorougn. Cheraebrouxh. neca. deed ■<| one xndmt.Jmll houn. Ornnmn. <X OuU will be held the raeond xnd tounh, amry'w.Ttamt, n_r». ur.il—... ___ Statement of receipt* and disburse-' — - - ... ----- --lhe ------recipients, la., ww,k last of week Iakc of a . Frklay evening* of each month with singing by Mr. Hasel and throe mrnta end petition filed, order ap-1'were rxxx of or mee aencmu* oranges aranves -sent Prcd Bal1 dled Sahlrday night at refreshments on the fourth evening. I young ladle* from Richland pointing trustee entered, acceptance ,« box ’sent --------------------« nice delicious <rani^Mm}th. h(MIie of hu daughter. Mr. and Everyone Changc In; M1ke Gamal of K-ls.nX spent Of trust’filed. i-u—. •»,. : - • - ' -' -. .. i KROGERW. Buy these -— famous brands AT A SAVING JEWEL 3 - 49c L>«. Smooth and fragrant FRENCH 2tc ib. COUNTRY CLUB Full bodied and flavor? a. 25c Fine, rich, distinctive — Vacuum packed BEECH-NUT MAXWELL HOUSE 2 ib.. 53c 2 it-- 57c A A || |> IVIIIvIV PET, CARNATION or DUNDEE COUNTRY CLUB 3 small can* 10c 3 COCOA 1 2c Ib. can MOLASSES COOKIES ib. 10c Country Club or Dal Monte TOMATO BARBARA ANN — Rich and creamy soup 3 ibe. 25c Or SPAGHETTI, bulb 2 N^i 23c Country Club In *yrup 2n-„’?29c MACARONI 17c GRAPEFRUIT Our Mother* 2 Ib. can 23c PEACHES t*U can* 6 — 25c HARVEST TIME 5 25c Pancaka Flour CORN MEAL 5 Yellower white SODA pint .. jug Syrup Pure cana and mapla syrup OLD MANSE lb. bag 15c CRACKERS WESCO Criap, flaky ' FRESH BREAD 9c l>4>ib. loaf Country Club Fre»h daily May Carden* Vary special ! TEA SIFTINGS HERRING OATS 5 LB. BAG 19c 2 cys* 25c High lest 10c 89c mi-j MILCHER, B-lb. kag Me ROLLED RED SEAL LYE 19c 2 A big value 14-11.. pi,. 25c FANCY TEA 21C JERSEY GLOVES 10 - 29c BLOCK SALT sub. bu<i 35c Quality block 3 CHEWING Closely knit wrist* 25c TOBACCO All 10c varieties BANANAS Golden Yellow Fruit 5 GRAPEFRUIT - 19 ORANGES FLORIDA—Full of juice—70-80 tiaa HEAD LETTUCE 2 f- 15c NEW CABBAGE TEXAS — Choice hard head* dos. 252 -388 mm CAULIFLOWER CARROTS 23c ..ch 15c - Ige. bch, 5c California — Sweet and lender CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS BEEF ROAST w. Any cut of chuck or shoulder Rolled Rib Rout » 12V4c SWISS STEAK Thuringar Summer Sausage PORK SAUSAGE Herrud’a Links Cellophane wrapped ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO MICHIGAN IK *|Qc 1-lb pkg. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1934 PAGE TWELVE | LEGAL NOTICES | ' PUTr CORN AND HOGS ". GIVE SEEDINGS BOOST Srt7Uh«.Ur’' Mary T°*‘n^Pd! DttTON. RINDS CORNERS. jmsny years, passed away Friday at DV HCISir CCDTII " DCD Tuc5day- T“en’ *‘7* . mrtn~r,‘.La*t Week's Letter. I Last Week's Letter. . the Iwmt of her daughter, Mrt. Jay DT U5,INb rtnllU4tK PJNwnt and an interesting meeting, About thlrty ladlM attended the Mr. Meier of Centerville was the Hall. Funeral services will be c«i. ■*< . T7 ,was held. lecture on child training given bylWeek end guest of MKi Thelma To- ducted at the ivome Monday 4t one iMich. Farmers Will Be Asked httef. mil Tnlid fi« ----------------tiX. rn iPlant Food Supplied to Alfab hT ■t,tend±J^ Mra. Lydia Ann LVnds at thi church’ bias “ o'clock. . 490* mini! the Amountof the grow? * -fa or Clover- in Oats or w%nc\dl‘ “l UW “ Dctnonds Thursday afternoon. Her next Mr. and Mra. Fred Bush and: Mi«.vBerthaStonger.wh.vwuunto Help "Reduce Surplus *71’share aludmintotra live e!S^J „ I* . -n meeting here *111 be February 21. 'family of Urbandale vuited her a‘'*nd scliool hut Wcek, nStocks of Pork and Feed ,\ Jc”« jharT * administrative expen! Barley Helps Hay Yields ** । The p. T. A- will hold^Ila an-1 yr. and Mrs. E. R. Cummings oL parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Ttobiu turned 10 her school work ut ^im -Decline in if. corn crop cr0D conlrac conlrflct, al(m „ East East Lanvlng.-Seedlngs LanMm: -Seedings of of alf^fa alfSJfa ""0'.*‘nHnT7h*M^vTir KaInma KaIama«» «» M*™ M»ul SMurda Saturday with Mr. Sunday. ': Kellogg Agricultural school Monfey. East Lansing, Jan 15-Decline corn «1|mer mic corn cron contract Miner 1 . -v evening. Jrti M Bring cheery pic ft|ld Mrs R. Wllllson. । Sunday afternoon visitors at W. 0.1 Harvey Haitwells *i»nt Sunday exports uf pork to'Arope from Alr .nd and u« Mrs w.n~.. Kellogg Flowers of Tobias’ were, Mr. and Mra. J. E. I with his sluer ami family, F. Hud000.000 hog- in 1919 to 4.(4X1.000 in Iacrr> oj any baiic (in Mlchlaa„ nur.-e crops should t>- assisted with I or J* bun*.' Following Fo,town8 the tne supper u, «r *1“b™ S8rw r:‘X" Hickory Corners spent the week end Tobias and Mr. and Mra. Harry .dleston’* of near Otsego 1933 left the United States with:thU wwild mtin whFat) above *ht,.applications of fertilizer, accordmg Pr^ M ‘camHelen ,.a hyJ?'* ixr.tond was called1 W|t]t pr and Mra. Loyal Johnson and son of Battle Creek ! Mrs. Joe Stenger was called to mm pork than the domesticjn*r-;acreage planted- in 1932 or 1933 to lhr •oUi department at Michigan 1 L Mrs- Helen A^bm! fj 7 ON REDUCTION LIST er* rowed in the past‘ boss"a"vear" years. Farmwho «oid"24 for —Z=:----- ' era who sold 24 hogs a year ’foi riauehtcr from ih* noat two iwhl*K«wr v*>n* OTO* >>./. State Calll-lzi . • I............. . ...______ . . 1*0 IT*’ »'T E- B,ua“'" : this surplus will be presented to al4J aKrfes not to< nlant *the land I Hcx-tiltaatr. often is used when i lhThr n^thdav mrrtPnJ be Mr' Bnd Mrs' M,,ton Nobles of1 Beal o! Kalamazoo. taw who to suffering .with u badly 1 M»rtl>» K. Bruo.st. (Michigan farmers by the United ,rotn ^rn Eduction to any i’*'hcat ntirae crop for MftUngt1 hthta^wSiythe'ho™ ’arant*vinf' ’P”*1 Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bracy of Ur- broken hip. Mnos*. »f . ik. at- States Department of Agriculture.- a^to te -hSveSd except- ir? but farmer have neglected to apply; J* Mn? m Woodland LwWh thelr dau8htcr- Mrs- Luta bandale called on Mr. und Mrs. Bur-. Wc are sorry to hear of the scrl(Krr/r’XtJXtoJf .. Pro«. radio, .nd talks at local "Xnt Tas ture The lin" nuy^be »»<•»> or barley ££ ?Uh^t mck dtaJer Wood,and Wertman. and Friday they with roll Phillip. Sunday afternoon. ou* of Mra. Homer Flower. Hope s.'? *»n b* b> {>* planted ^prevent "oil Xlon « ro became the grains had a lower uUh P0* |UC>C d?”r' , Mra. Kate Burdick of Hickory CorMr. and Mrs. Ben Bunnell ot Kai- she to better soon. Jm.. b. M.tU.14. c-.r-‘»k>n division of MkMwr. State Col-out £ccdjl bu"t h ( u market price and the assistance to. aiiriTZ If™ accompanying, visited Mr and amaaoo called at Edd. Newton s TberewaanoschooJal MiloFrl.f.MiA lege to acquaint state farmer, with tIiay hanTAte^,u’;" the followmg iiay crop, was forgo'- , u. s, lITZ Mrs Claude Nobl.s and Mr*. Estella Sunday afternoon. day owing to the death ot our ,he PUn- and 11 then wdl be a matter J™ Mn!rl{. can ten. 8 X Last Week^s n-tter. Robles at Climax. MU. Thema Tobias to vtaiting Hi teacher', grandfather Jf 'tucSS?•h«m47» .ucut u for each farmer to decide whethei 'Uha*™ mterra^ “hX made »n Tuscola county , * *<»«« u "U,‘cal‘y‘dl and “«• E *• Willison were Urbandale. . kVunl c"t*vi !h* wants 10 c<x,Pera,,’ *lth P»®duc-; under contract a sit! he aim-s ,«,[ fhowd that, an application of 250 ,n Nlfhol£ hospital in Battle Creek visitor* of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morganthaler BALTIMORE CENTER. « Fridi? Febraire era in thu and other states to make i “™nenmse hta averuie product?tfnof!V°‘,nds of fertilizer on an nl- 7*al‘n« an operation Her many Knowles at Hickory Comers Sun- of Nashville visited her brother. Mr ' Mhini a-TP *•«. •« >'« <•«; the plan effective. • !mi|f "T* prcXS" ai?eS'‘»«» «*<«"< '» increased the ,rlfnda arP W®* that her life day afternoon. and Mr.. C. N. Tobias. Wednewlay Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Pete Tielgens cntrrtainM ComandhogsarepartnersInthCi^tVincn^w the awriSe ^'harvest of alfalfa 1917 pound, per may be spared to come back to this i Mrs. William Beibel entertained Mr. and Mrs Floyd Tobias ana and production Plans of most farmers by him wither «-re. The seeding wa. made in 1935and1X n,n,K‘ ,o JPT.d,the L; °' £ Thursday. Officer, daughter and Mr. and " 7' ,,thCT O’ C,rl“1’ C-n,er SUI1--------........ .......... .... ,„u Mra. K M.U ’.'f ».Cr.d”d*tr.tT’.. Ef Xlcd*n th!.0 r^rS'^reMe ^ a ~^crop contract or not. Hel«»d the increase in hay was cut in S^eTS^L luencc “ ” Installed for “ “ .coming year. Hendmh °U ° ° spent as she has r 'were the Hendershott ofl Ka,amaio Kalqmnzoo J Mrs. Eloise Leonard does not Im-’Sunday with their parent*. Mr. and an^ Mr’ Ed;,^!re Tb’".a.ik <». k»if CH) or th* [•™e‘ta^CTO^olfC1,tb.*UuiKM ^"e«^nhoSeplurcha*edgf<>rUfe5^ A trial with alfalfa in barley wa« >a®d prove as fast as her many friends Mra. C. N. Tobias j Mr. and Mrs. Russell Oreenfleld and Miss Susie Phillips visited Mr. and the Blblp, , hwtii quart** c •. > *f B«tlou in the basic crops of the United in(. made m the same county in 1932.11, OI Hra:°r“ ana Mr. and Mr*. wish she might. We hope for a more ---------- --------------------------------------- ’ ■ ....................... "k. o. .h. tan*, The .Wlcunn J™ V8“'X’X.S’ favorable report next week. ■ । nnd Mrs. Morris Blivin at Smyrna O»o“o were «ue>ta of the Charles I r«*vrn (7» Wr»t/' . . r -j, ran ot ine ocncni payments on v ............ •• -■**•••«•»..... Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town have Tuesday. Hammotid Sunday. . ». 1834. ithat ascd ln reducing the wheat ;both cor- and hogs wU1 d Mme as wks made on lhe oats thr a remodeled and redecorated their) M. W. Skidmore accompanied Mr. ArabeHe 8mith entertained a couArdjir D. Mcn-Mld. I “5™^ ‘n^niuch as it contemplates j £O0n |he tont^clfi ate approved, i Prev*°us 'ear The "Uo,fa hi barley? ^°!U1R1 ad ?f th,! .Ow08S° lute?!? *M«hri«i.*n‘,,Uie reduct*°n ,oi ,bc ol For corn, the first paymentt -ta 15! improved in yield 1320 pounds on j *who has been • visiting her sister, newly purchased home and moved, and Mrs. Bert Blivin to Smyrna p~ A. Smith, returned home Sal- into the same Wednesday. Sunday to visit their um. Morris; 5C"?0* „ luJd?y, n , Al, , ,rAttaraIi for puiwiff !«cre« °C com planted and the num- cenU lK,r bu^i and {or h0K5 s?.that portion of the field which was J Mrs. * Sam WiilLwn of Hickory Corners'Blivin. and family. 1 The ®ay sS?‘*‘a.^ met .1 Nanoali T»«m. K.i ber of pigs farrowed for pork. !L£a p *or J"*5 *- fertilized I|uurday —> on account ~of the serious ill_________;;l MtlcWiurc Henry K. XpMeb wilVTSjond paTSnt S M-rlS? incroue, to'llw Wd> ... 1 hu hl* saw mill set up and to saw1 Mrs. Ida Moore of HuUngs to . ,o „J 1 *^ 1 2. 8 ( ? nd “*lht ?nd n cJ incroue. u/ih. Mk ol I ‘u“r; Mrt AU'" Ft>r . .■ u . 1 in Rru iron Hn<nlta|( Ing timber in Art Colltoon's woods. | visiting tier *on. Mr. and Mrs. Will - »l,h T' K- RcW “nd “ R°°« iWallaee ask* that the corn acreage 15 v(.nt}. nJ|nuJ) expenses. about Nov. |Bra*n :,rp wured. from the fertilizer ( Chamberlain ■of the country be reduced 20 percent > ,n->, balance **f the I applications but the real profit from The Misses Barbara Barba Several from here have been at- Mbore. «, »u. ». and •hr number number of of pigs ntas farrowed 25 1'L9?4 b?Ia.nct U V,c.h®« »“? * I..Lh .XSL??' *7. and Maybelle Hart a tending the revival services at the Mra. Will Moore called on her I! B*’ TEEABUBT DEPABTMENT. ■ and'•he farrowed 25 BmcE or comptbouxb or the per Ant. To recompense farmers for M. P. church at Hickory Comer*. (other. Mr. Bump, in Hastings SatcL 1 . i..A .Harold Pennock and MUs Doretha urday evening. , ^f81’ “tendance Sunday evening cubbexcy. jthe reduction in numbers oi acres Methods for placing these plans of MMXWtiing >r.ira. . Prairieville Sundav Wathiartan. d. C- p«ctmb*r 5. 102S. and of numbers of livestock, the reducing McBain are new patients In "bur lo-' Sunday, afternoon callers ut C. N wnn several converts. the production of com und „ The correct- analyses to be used on '1 *7“ ' ? “ c Webtx.r and bjr ■atitiMiorv »»id»ar*' secretary will make benefit payments hogs before Michigan fanners wUl cal i “i hospital uuj this *rvK, week. iurs. Mrs. Micnn Glenn Tobias iquuu were, lira his orowicr. brother. rrniia Frank To-I 1 ---------- .soils of Michigan*can???.Mra; {three sons. Almond, Ferris “nd. Wataon is teaching for MMs McBain bias.___ ... soil , I. Earl ROBINHUE PARK. und Mr. I and Mrs. '.K, “ A«« '» u““ «'>» crop OP;HAST?X<*S'7 la (hr CITY OF HAS-;contracts. Money for thc benefit lx- quite similar to the methods used 1x1 - determined only after the soil from during her absence. '1 (Tobias and daughter of Nashville. Nash -uring ner [Tobias Last Week's Letter. known; The Lui« i>ils «tedethiir in the wheat acreage reduction cam- conditions are known Chester Banghart, our local bak-1 Mr. and Mrs. George Wither of । Mr. and Mrs. George Poland en^5 mAN'L,0'* wHb payments is derived from u proccss- paign. Countjr agricultural agents partment at the college or any of'RurhP,gtonL. tiwlihg tax levied upon hog* slaughtered the county agricultural agents Klad-Mra. J. E. Norton. They- er man. has purchased a new whitei Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Jay terUtned company from Grand Rap­ r*qai**d to i» r»mt>t«d fur market. Hogs killed by farmers will hold local'mectlngs and explain ly assist farmers with specific, delivery car arid will now deliver Webster of Urbandale. • Mrs. Ma.y ids Sunday. . t plan. Local fanners wiio are in­ ......... -VSSL**1.*?. ror lrome nse are exempt from tax. the recommendations if such infurmaS\t \Cnd Ids baked goods In an up-to-date Payne of Hastings and her son .Mr. and Mrs. Albert proe>t of Lanjuni'iBc:... pJan wUJ afIcvt thommnds of terested will then appoint temporary liw about the soil type Is given. Mr. and1 style’tertained 'Gained their children. Mr Lloyd of Allegan, and Mr and Mrs. sing :uid Clyde Kollar nnd family and permanent committees to inter­ I Mrs. c. Smith and Bobby of Grand MA0W*-THF'RnPnRof' ^- 1th* \.3- Carreary* S T-° co<!• ?' Michigan farms. Other thousands view farmers, obtain signatures to, nam t/sxt | J. E. Tobias of Battle Creek and Mr., of Grand Rapids were Sunday Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith and carltoxI and Mrs. Harry Gates and .little son guesU of Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar, ••XATfOMAI. BANK. w:'i be only indirectly concerned be­ contracts, review the contracts, and 1 family of Delton and Mr. and Mrs. cause their owners can not qualify- inspect the land, taken ®it of corn — * Uh*. 50,1 Of J>doon , . „ I Mr*. Gvor*- Weiler is somewhat TIN 08. tn " th* and»--Frank Hom and .,tA •as contract signer^, due to the small production. u ’•• ’ ” belter after liaving suffered a .stroke I There wfls a good attendance al ■Forrest q - Smith ----------------------acreage of com grown lor grain or ing organized under the.direction of LOWER of paralysis LOWER CROOKED CROOKED LAKE. LAKE. Expense., for doing the work In ‘he tervices at thc M. E. ehurch,'" eordiallv invited to ;to the minimum of pigs raised on each county or each district, in;[Sunday Sunday School at Letter. Betty, May Potts Saturday laI "Smg *1TtlS^haU nUn ^animrv*Mid* a? F'tt* at 'the I Last' Week's Week's Letter. . ..-------------spent ., noon, January *jru. at i.ju at tne niohi . the farm. Mrs. Ammerman, an old and re- night wits with hn. her sister. Mrs. Lavina where more than one county prcachthg at 12:00. Everyone ’ ... ,he shui.? Echoes Friday Re- home of Mr. and Mrs. LaFayette • Farmers who did no: raise up av- places spected resident of this vicinity for Finkbeiner. of Middleville. ■ MM wUl be 0e.enj.med biK m~. cwdb.", .nmed .o Usbome. a class of ten Is necessary [ erage of 10 acres of corn for grain charges made by local commit- tn£?e 5rnlcts. We had a nlce <nc*ease in attend- to carry on the work. All interested | In 1032 and 1933 or. an average of the Tiie expenses f<fr each district' T*1”* *dl ** ILnotl?er wood ance at Sunday School Sunday We In the work are cordially Invited to three litters of pigs per year in the tces. Mil be deducted .rom beden. » «-* >*»£*• « .« “hero n«' join. same years can not sign crop reduc­ payments due farmers in Miat dis- Becks, Thursday. Feb. 1st. It f An open meeting forW,the ' tion contracts to receive benefit SrS.K lX !lllthe bpurpose lb:S of installing Ute officers al Carl­ l 'roll' ' ttSw «> m«l> *»n~* in 1M» paymenu. Com harvested and trict. can. come mn and^M^S. I'iv rommunlly the Ladle*' AW hi* ton Orange will be held Saturday, placed In the silo can not be used in amn-r -"dories pot luck O(UU1 ,. unltl u „ COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS evening. Pot luclu supper at 7:30., obtaining a base acreage to qualify There will be a pnbhc toAlllallonl J1" '"T'hJ “J1" “”"d Wednro- John C. Ketcham will be tlie speak- ' for a corn crop reduction contract. er. All are cordially invited: . It is not necessary timt a farmer pt ohlcer.. at Carlton Cranae Sat-Ida> *«’February *hir>n lo Ory Mrs. Anna Buck and family spent [ Mirhlxwn. Midi1qualify under both the corn acreage • i urday night. Pot luck supper at' *•• Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. O. N. 1 7:30: John Ketcham will be there । THE LITTLE RED BRICK. Landon of East Carlton. I. th* Barer Counlr ><**,<■** of n*»d'a, 1|Uuuij ' to give a good talk. All art- invited-(Last Week's Letter. offif* on ih* nth <far of H*rtrmb*e a*|*or either commodity, but those who Herman Hall of Lansing spent' i Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Elliott of Rosemary Fcldpausch spent the AND n. 183V. in Lib»r vs of M<rrt<a<r<. par* qualify only for hogs must agree not ! Flint were gyests of Mr. and Mrs. week end nt. Robert Bechtel's in Saturday afternoon with Mr. and) ■“ “ ........... ........ J” —1 to Incrcur weir law ot com Mra. LaFayette Usbome. (Minn Elliott recently.' ; Hastings. IN STOVE OR FURNACE over the average grown in the past iu.iit-.i- I Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Olcr of Mr. and Mra. Clifford Hammond Mr. nnd Mrs. Marshall Smith and two years. . of Hastings spent Sunday •* ’’ •> .Grand Rapids vtotied thc hitler's and mother spent Sunday with rela-!(children with Mr. and Mra. Evan Fuller. j Com crop reduction contract sign­ ,r h ,-.. 1 stater. Mi-, und Mrs Elmer. Marlow.! lives near Kalamazoo. ers agree to reduce their acreage at 8t.I o.l <■.. Mr. and Mra. Johnson of Grand; Sunday. Mr. and Mra. John Humginza and >*h mourn or any part thrrrof. least 20 per cent and can reduce the t ii .i.,i.t..t..n. i*i. Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. and' NOW. THF.BEFORE. by virtu* 'eiot Mr- and Mrs- Harry Karcher of Mary Agnes of McCords were vis- Mrs. Fred Dalstra. number of acrei still more but bcne-4 !!■ l*i">r . Hastings visited the latter's grand- hors ut Warren Bolton’s. ’ / fit payments Will not be made on |m,.,**•['■ Mr. and Mra. Frank Shriber and Telephone 2515 Frank Sage iih* ii.ni mother. Mra. Allerding. jSunday. | Bernard Hammond spent Thura•■=»«-■». Tri*k i, Hazel and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry 1 >4. at tru more than a 30 per cent reduction.; Jk'K Mr. and Mrt. Fred Henney and day night with his friend. Howard and u’"'r. Norman spent Sunday with Mr. Htandard Hog raisers agree to reduce the , ■; 1 Robert were guests Sunday of thc Stanton of Dowling. . number of litters farrowed by 25 peri m' Harry, iit’.*' and Mrs. Abid Donley of Hastings. 1 .) । « -. latter's sister. Mr. and Mrs. G. Ftah-i Our P. T. A. is this Wednesday Cent. • IJ Ueolry, tab-T *'] er. of Hastings. .^evening with a pot luck supper, und DURFEE. an. Harry CounCom contract signers will be paid RJhIit*i,but •, ' . 2.7 ic. }fr. nnd Mrs. August Tasker of “ program that calls for everyone to Last Week's Letter. t“ . th* building at the rate ot 30 cento per bushel, -i m.>,i.-,' i.t-.r . ' Cht’nf,y district visited Mr. and be wide awake with alert minds. Chas. Hammond. Edd Rice and less expenses, on thc estimated > T. !!"" r,v?, M ra. Otiv Nash. Sunday. jEverybody welcome. • Jack Moore have Joined on the 735 yield of the acres taken out ot pro- j '■ vr»*n,’ni .... i o-. । Mr. nnd Mrs. H. L. Allerding cnMrs. Minnie Hammond received •telephone line. • duction. A farmer whose average n M-v-wi i.i * t«M*. With lol, ^’'{■ tertnined a number of their neigh- the news oT her daughter. Mrs. - Tlie revival Tneetings at thc East >t B per erut I acreage of com grown for grain l,'"ir . . . 1 .-..I : b J1 ‘ -s Saturday evening. A good soRuby McCulla of Hastings suffering • lading rttnrnrt Baltimore church are meeting with 1932-1933 was 20 acres would con-i in it h'' ; Mid prrmi,*. lou.clal time wus enjoyed by all nnd from a stroke of paralysis. She ।a wonderful success. Rev. King, our I tract to reduce this amount by four ji z*r»..i «.■».. * "i sa refreshments were served. seems to be a l|ttle improved at this • local pastor, and Rev. Preece of; acres in 1034. A local committee of I J* i1"’,''.1’’;.',* ; There will be u scries of lessons 'writing. ' >Hastings are conducting these meet­ farmers tnsjiecls tlie four acres tak- [ i. Ai,b. >‘,’h»"«V.c : ,-*;■*°n "Parent Edu«^||on." spofi-- Floyd Craig spent Sunday near [Ings. Ten converts. Saturday night! is one which offers to the investor, first of all, en out of production and estimates! t1, Ul r ’ •,X Sunday Rev. Joe Meulman; l..a sort’fi by the National Emergency' । Greenville. the yield of <S>m which that land I r 7.> reasonable assurance of safety or principal. ' . u nr. program, for adults in this commun-j Dr. Adrounie and the nurse, Miss •; the pulpit. Pour other stu-' would have produced in 1934. The n. rr.wfnr.l i»t 'r' Ory Chaff**. Xortrarr*. DeFoe of Hastings were at our [ ’ j on f1!y' w,th I'rna fJpKcy in­ dents of Owosso accompanied him.| contract signer Is paid 30 cents per]*'’ «>»»f"r.i. i-t-r Building and loan shares in Michigan are backed ' 11 -•■truttor. I: is a course of six weeks. school, Friday giving the children Sunday guests of Mr. ^nd Mrs. bushel, minus expenses. ■ for tills . the first lesson being Tuesday. Jan. health examinations. Quite a num- ।Sam Couch were, Mr. and Mrs. Bur­ by first mortgages on homes—and the home is estimated yield.' ' »:>** id., .idijin* ‘ .. 23. 130 P- M., ut the home of Mrs. ber of the mothers were visitors al- jdette Llchly of Augusta and Mr.! Signers of hog contracts will be; , recognized as among the most valuable form .. i2.L*-Lafe Usbome. There is no charge and Mrs. Geo. Swanson of Kalama- j paid 35 per head, less expenses, for' iV,’'.nH.ir . 27 00 . connected with it and it is believed Mrs Rex Foreman nnd Lillian of security. M0RT0A0E BALE. ‘ • >•"' nil who care to enroll will find it Manning visited their toother. Mrs. Mra. Donald Couch spent Sunday! Nolle* la h*r*br rirro that a mnrtcarr Baird Jono 24. 1922. rir.n by I> M. 2<. - J very instructive arid beneficial. Edith Edger. Friday. Let us tell you more about "National" shares. with her father in Delton and re-' Vanfhaa llrrtha V auxhan, husband 1S.23 —e— ----------Bernard Hammond spent Satur­ ports her brother better. ..ior, no I day night at Loren Erb's In HasHICKORY CORNERS. .. son!. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lusk of Mar-1 Last Week's Letter. I tings. Shall spent Etanday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Potter of Mra. Will Hoffman. -■ .,There WM a 8xxi attendance at i*« ■ j ,-,i» ,1,e M. P. L. A. S'at the diurch Fri- Welcome caller) on her mother. Mr. and Mra. Tom Hoffman and ....... ii day and tli» cvangclbt, who is a*- Rebecca Craig, Sunday. family and Gordon Wolf nnd Miss Our schoolhouse floor has been Velma Hunt spent Sunday with •a<» sL'!t,nB thc local Pastor In the special ' 'meetings. gavT an interesting talk on given another fresh coat of oil. We Will Honeysette at Three Rivers. j 2s South America certainly antedate this and thank 1250 Griswold SL, Detroit, Mich.. IV,The Home Litprary Club meets you. PLEASANT HILL Dvlroll't Oldait Building and rrj-ai*. t5 this Thuradav at the home of Mrs. Last Week's Letter. Loan AMoeUtlan .... . . 2 5.> Rose Albertson at Lockshorv farm. ADAMS LAKE. Don't forget the P. T. A. Friday: ' L.-h)-Mrs- Dorothy Pcttlngill will be co-' Last Week’s Letter. J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. night. Pot luck supper at 7 o'clock. b*r ruilaMr perxin. ■hi .. . hostess. Don't forget the play at the Yan­ Mrs. Bert Palmer was In Middle­ 11 l« ordrrrd. that th* The Kellogg Agricultural High kee Springs church. Saturday eve­ ville a couple of days last week r K'bT.To fcl,ool is being painted anew ning. January 27. at 8:00 o'clock fast helping care for Mrs. Amble Mug­ -n-t.1,r.r.i >>■. throughout the interior. time. Mrs. Griffin will be there with | ridge. who hu been having the flu. »r,i Kellogg basket ball team playedi her nvi punur. uic ncu ouya will win be oc 1 Hyry Williams iuis guitar, the Nell boys has uccnbeen in dcu bed ] Ota*ro. ’* tA srbV.i.'* at Galesburg Friday night and was there with special music and there I tbe’last two weeks, a victim of; L..e lhe .l;;,., u < !a*K* «n.| beaten 26 to 19. will be other songs, readings and flu. Storing**. I Much- sympathy is felt for the music. Come and spend this evening Clifton, Aden and Emmet Camp­ .. 1 r •*! family of Russell Mott in losing with us. silver collection. bell and Clare Williams accompan­ Morti ■ »*. , a, ।heir mother. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stimpson of ied Mr. Foster, the county agent, to EoTdjK.y >n.p ft*.-., t; The hardware store has added Kalamazoo called on R. w. Hughes Schoolcraft Friday after ewes for '•i'A' nnmf ^ai 1 s’’oes 10 ,ta °f merchandise. the Boys' Sheep Club. Sunday. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. I..1 at ; A party was given at the club Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Conway of Prairieville house Saturday night for the Senior I spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer were, Mr. and Mrs. Roynfen.*n w»'»| play-cast. । Wilbur Dudley of Hickory Comers Travis and son of Kalamazoo, Mr. ritalv of Ma«» E. I Viola and Doris McKibbln of and Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer and son, «. ,y ; branch' DISTRICT. 1 Prairlevilleil spent Saturday P. M. Clayton, and an uncle from Ohio. F-r* Aiiorteiian'Last Week's Letter. Mra. Stephen Carter, Mr*. Oscar with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Watson and family of Cloverdale. Mrs. George Anderson and Mra. Seymour Jordan ----- 1 a of have been having the flu. Mr and Mra. Herb Cpok attend­ ed the funeral of h)s mother at * ’jStteaStiiSS’eSS* Ml“ Ruth McK,bbln W1U 80 to Coldwater Thursday. Red Clover Eastern Kentucky Coal BURNS LONG CLEAN Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. A Wise Investment JJtje Rational TEoan & Inueatment fjTnntpatty WEEKS CORNERS. -*t.Mit.. Sr^h?^*^USmU,uJSeCtn Dori* McKibbln started her school Last Week's Letter. 'J/ 'UZT beyoS!rIte<rSi m v?T Her Yankw Spring, again thia mom- ^Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Ritchie ot . f os optraiea on as yet. Her father. tng Tjin KciinnlhrMis*. hu Kalamazoo visited at Leslie and Lyle . «** t„ n>.v* » and lno!hfr> Mr nnd Mrs Webber of der renlir Dickerson Sunday P. M. . Burlington. Colorado. c*me Friday. "Jf' Two new scholars entered our Mr. and Mra. Vincent Norton en­ tertained Mr. and Mra. Kenneth untU sct>ooJhou>e ta finished. • school this Monday morning as Mr. McElwain and family moved In Ella Aid.* W. Norton of Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Dickerson’s house from the Hen­ Keith Norton and Mr. and Mrs. R. ™E CROSSROADS. dershott district. E. Hall Sunday afternoon. Last Week's Letter. Mr and Mrs. Fay WWtworth of Mrs. Samuel Ostrdth has been il|. Mr- and Mrs Homer Bates and the Culver district visited at Harry Her daughter. Mrs Pearl Lowell, lias Mrs. Orley Smith called on Mr. and Whitworth's Sunday. hAPn r»a* day*. dov« , Mrs. John Strouse of Carlton SunbrM .bw ‘n with her a few Mrs. Bessie DeCrocker of Scotts tday afternoon, also called on Mar­ and Mrs. Jessie McArthur of Hick­ COATS *GROVE. . tin Goodenough at the home of Mr. ory Comers visited their parents I and Mrs. George Guernsey. .Un wrux-rt ar.. ■— : ---------- — ■ ~ Sunday p. m. "V ' Tne L. A. S- will meet with Mra. ..... „..w ai ,„. Dan Marble, Matoic> Faye Mr.-and Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Leslie Dickerson nd Lynn T i-rif. of a* Hastings _ -_ Sunday r. . '*'X7’| Xn' .i ^rJlBrook* Thursday. Feb. 1. and were AM sdmrirr »opr*>r "*4 b* dinner will be .served by Club guests of Mra. Jane Tuttle : visited the latter's mother. Mn. Wtrila* . Ihu rnni.nl adj,.*™ .t No. 3. Your attendance will be apMaster Maurice Hill of Hastings Chas. Beach, of the Hendershott >*.. AL .b..n,, urw predated by lhe Aid. spent the week end with in district Sunday. Mr. and Mn. McElwain and fam­ S <• R*t*r. (itr <i*rir. The High School Orchestra of Stedge. ily attended lhe Parent-Teachers r^X’u"M14rd?y*^f*bwi*al«'i7*th! The Onltcd States could transport CommunlU Service Sunday evening. thc^Slo^ng^nr^^'sui^^y-^M^ meeting at the Hendershott school house Friday evening. ■ • Mitno B.an»r » n»w.Mp»r printwi .nJ !U entire population by motor if Our mixed quartette gave two songs, and Mrs. Lawtie McBain and Mr. and Mn. Lyle Dickerson and ,,u^? OtailinVtos of Prout. hav,n< " ra- ?oy? clujn ,u *hc ,cader ,or neMl <!*“«»««• Jean of Delton. MIm Jentras copy. ll° of one automobile to every five .Sunday evening. nle McBain and Miu Lillie Christie Jeane spent Bunday with Mr. and MltoraS Vadik. Rwi.t.r of Probau. Iperaom. j Hie Coats Grove Nutrition Group of HastingM. vnrune Mn. Myron Mason of the Cedar Creek district. ** Bro"1* ■_ , ■libration of a rnnr e« •arcMtm w*,k« nf hrnnr.r. la thr nrwepaprr printod Willard Hilton, d»e**»*d FSS.?A£ oWrobata. Get s free Tony S*rg book of these eighteen tdvenisementi. Go to sny Conoco nation ar dealer, who will give you a poitpaid, Mlf-addreucd pmteard. You will receive thia Urge book of entertaining advcnuuig illuauatiotu bytnail. M friongh CONOCO BRONZE GASOLINE INSTANT STAkTINC—LIGHTNING FICK UP—HIGH TEST EDMONDS OIL COMPANY ............. ' . HASTINGS, MICHIGAN — � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-02-07.pdf 6ef65815cb5ac33e01ffa9b16d4a2869 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR GOHIORTOULL 03669983 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 7, 1934 8 PAGES Boy Scouts Await Call of President to National Service ICT 236 BIE HELP TO RURAL PUPILS WARNING ISSUED TO GENERAL PUBLIC SENDING CORN-HOG FORMSTO FARMERS PAGES 1 to 8 ATUTHE^BGROTHERHOOD Number 41 WILL STIMP OUT DHOIPHTHM Fake Agents Getting Money' This Kalamazoo Presbyteri-1 From Persons Applying for an Pastor Will Give a Home Owner's Loan Observance of Twenty-Fourth Helpful Address WILL CONVENE IN LAN­ ENABLES THEM TO HAVE ADOPT THE BUCCMiWe arc Informed that there are. COUNTY AGENT FOSTER Birthday Anniversary Feby. 8-15 1 The February meeting of. the I SING ON ^MONDAY, through lhe entire state, indlvidu- i CONDUCTING MEETINGS Broti.efhood will be held at the us- I BETTER SCHOOL AD­ FUL DETROIT PLAN uls who are endeavoring to obtain ual place on Monday evening. Feb.1 Barry County Boy Scouts are assembly at 10:30. Supt. D. A. Van-’ FEBRUARY 19 NEXT TWO WEEKS VANTAGES TO DO THIS the names of paraoiu applying fori planning the observance of the ■ Buskirk, chairman for the day, has 19. The address will be given by Dr. a Home Owners* Loan, for the pur-lx- - -E. o twenty-fourth anniversary of the arranged lor these special Scout G . ^.unia, Dunning, p-»<ui pastor m of inc the imuw Kala--i[ SOME VITAL MATTERS • founding of the Boy Scout move- programs and demoast rat ions. p. COMMUN'TY COMM'TTEE- — iN° ( WILL ENCOURAGE CON­ ment in the United Stales, during Mobilization Day W Saturday. TO BE CONSIDERED (Birthday MEN TO BE ELECTED radio and some have attended amtMENTS IN SCHOOLS SOLIDATING SCHOOLS from them, a sum of money on the, Week. February 8 to 15. iFeb. 10. Troop 71 will have a win■ b??.S.J_’nt Jhry th*’,n ,n ‘ :------lccs ut his church. All speak Jn the . ---------- i In this city the committee in dow at the Miller Furniture Co. ‘ Plan for Bonding for $30, ‘charge Is ronyxiM’d of Thomas demonstrating camping and pio- It Forces Action by Rural securing u loan. 1 This information Every Parmer Should Be In- highest terms ot him m a man and They Will Be Given in Doois given as a warning ..... . , , ‘ng to the general, general. . * . a speaker. It is certain that he wli v. a Baird. Sr. Hugh Riley. Scout Ex- netting; Tfoop 72. J. C. Penney 000,000 Without Vote of Schools With Less Than public, tiiarno person applying for! tcrested in Information wlll have a message which the tora Offices, Which Are ' n i . r» « ecutive Lloyd Shafer. T. 8. K. Reid, store. Indian lore and handicraft; a Home Owner’s Loan should pay ~ . People Not Popular J Rev. John w. Kilching, Archie Me- Troop 73. WalldortT A- Son’s, camp Concerning Reduction members of the Brotherhood will j Equipped For It 12 Enrolled Pupils money, no matter how Governor Comstock isexpected to Donald. Supt. D. A. VanBuskirk and craft; Troop,74. at Crothers’ Hdwe., ‘ .The Banner has explained the anyonetvany ■*»> <lll*Harold J. Fostec is '"■n,’r*Xi?’w'ii'' te UUl XXX- ,hE';'r’b“’ z service, and UKM> .small, for, „„ any that any County. A8<nl ------------------------i.ill a sneciul tesslon of lhe MirhiMabe) Sbaon. They have ar- Scouting in general; Trtxtp 75, LamJ. mH t irang,d fw B dennlu- «>«««"» ,or b“’ * ,,oyle■',■ nnt a*d Signalling; provisions of Act. No. 236. wi:Mrz]>.rs<Jn M approached should care- *W*h« out Corn-Hog forms to the ning, will consist of P. P. Coach, theria U a terrible disease; but niod. the . . Individual, giving a iInterested n<«»..<,.^ --------— note farmers---throughout tl<e uaii legislature to meet on Monday, |e€Ch wllh p CBrryinK cub Pack Ro. 14. A. J. Larsen's. .was recently passed at the special fully-----zeaslon'of the legislature. That act complete description to the local,county requesting blanks. The form*; captain, with ’ the following other «n medical science has found a February 19. Dispatches from Lan-jmit the same plans. Letters have general Cubbing; cub Pack No. 9 U sets । oxide $15 000.000 to aid tlie appraiser. Fred Stebbins. Repre- *'xl1|uin tlie cant rar t and allow the; members: c. F. Angell. L. L. Car-.way to prevent it. That disease haa sing state that the following mat- been sent to to the the parenu parents explaining explaining undecided undecided as as yet. yet. Sometime Sometime during during t<qKKJi, of m. fttOte it recount re; scn.tetlveK of the Home Owners'Loan !armer 10 Mt torth preliminary in­ teuteSJh. JS1 jS? f?ST •“m'« “>in «• the plans and asking that coopera- Saturday morning, factory whistles thal lhe sciK»l»niom-y in icni w'ill be considered at the spe- “ " * ** ‘ .. wv mu ..; Uon be given in the home that will blow and bells will ring, as a tlw fut^wlll be much le^-thun in Corporation will in the very near. formation necessary to signing the' Elwam, Bert Newland. Boyd Payne. troit by whal 14 known as "The D»cial session; future be given proper identification contract. . >EdwUi Rio-. M. E. Seeley. William , troit Plan." That plan U the giving MM III In iuciim urn™.: I1IHIC »UU |<T» IWS lor u. Dmhd.k ;<Un.l te Ssun, to moMlur In Itelr lbr m. kd-sum- «l Ite admxw. ol und no persons except those so' To further explain these blanks' nVUIIUKKI ---- . . . Wwk „ mW ----- M- suewulul ----‘ scrum treatment, which preim-M-ngt'r cars. ' iand«•of“tenefli the Scouts, ......... ......... -"■> "-"L<•to .................................................. P'"" , <• *?« Ue u« imluuon tn lliwn mill, In Identified are connected with the »»><« thc Corn-Hog, contract in gen,-1 Streeter and Gershum severance. iof* the | vents diphtheria, to children ot pre­ U. .„ tebrusrv <• Is Annl- court houw- squaw, whrw Ibis stale. Tbr money Mr this <IS.­ Home Owners' Loan Corporation. erat. Mr A public works program.'inciutl-r Thunway. -------------­ Foster will hold Corn*•" school age and to those in the first Ing a bill to allow the issuance ol venary Day. Day. when; be a ---further program, . or *’"Home v ----------*1 U.J0 MMOO «nmt la-W be |OT«tel Worn Hommeetlngs at the following iocnand second grades of school. Tha revenue bonds for a state building 8couts Bnd Parente are asked to-o’clock noon President ----------,,,ln: other sources tljan direct taxation.1 ' lions in the county during the “next treatment 13 not given in the school* program...................................................jspend Roosevelt win will oraaoeas. broadcast aa challenie challenge | ur«,am lfl»“« the.evening JW weniw together ioaetner’in in the me ;u«»rven AC1 ,.n>vMes 11,.! each rural two weeks. All morning meetings i of Detroit but in the offices of De­ Reapiwrlnnmenl ol the leglsla*:llornp 11 *• swtaesled lhal she pat - Io Scouts asknw them to perform school dlatrlel shall raw by luxation start ut 10:00 o’clock and all aft-| troit-doctors. Experience has proven live ninntonJilp. f"ls Invlle In lhe Seoul's pals or an hnportanl national srrvloe The lhr„ mlu, U1, do||„ „hool■ cmxin meetings, start ' at 2.00, lhat is much the better way. Itwamplw nl lhe uxprovisions. >»««• <7 dinner, plan <amrs rlc ; nature of the service la 10 be kepi ■ purp0M, n wl„ „„,rlbu,t n„h|„, . o'clock: Statistics show that the mortality .1 lhe can cruisuiullon. at '‘<hl o’clock every Scout secret until announced by lhe Presl- w , district where the averaee eni Irving Twp. at Moulton church—. . _____ num ‘from uipiiuictui diphtheria <a is larxciy largely in ehU­ rmnolltlallon ol lhe utilities .nd'OhhfW reconseerale hlmsell to the i dem on Saturday. Hr.skl.nl Honor - Io0wnI dulrlct ,xhdo| h ■ Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 7. J s' age. it Itos has be4i ircurltlea cmnmlsstela, wllh du•“* >"•’ Preaence veillew is man hotorary M rate the I or tto .„lw 1U iriuiHKBcutiuiiimuiiB, wnn the inrau-:*"'.".' — --------- 71" twelvepmldeni pupils, me Carlton Twp. ut town hall—Thur?- ( HUGH RILEY ONE OF THE drenofpre-school •les of both placwl tirs placed with a 4hrcc three man man. ° or r ,hla h*apare p°renu,> ”u’nwin *n"’y ot whom whommay "u2f -Boy J!? Scowl organization - Following • laxalton w BUch dt.strlcts wall be PLAY TO BE PRESENTED day morning. Feb. 8. THREE TO RECEIVE SIL. discovered that “the best time to ad­ ! minister lhe serum treatment which nAt hn familiar with thi--Mime T R. ■ thebyaddress bv the nresldent nr In\ the'f'uWre.ptSlabiy .. . .. >. tte .... .... Woodland TM> at town hall tm.unU.lon . , hot be familiar with lhewame,T s the addnna the IteaMent. Or viry h«h IN CENTRAL AUDITOR­ t Thursday afternoon, Feb. 8. — ; makes the child Immune from that VER BEAVER AWARD Heduclfon In lhe Interest rates on u chairmsn for Thursday^ I James E. weat. chief Seoul Bteeu. ;hl, ,,,, w .n'^ | disease for. life, is when thc child is imall Ions. I Throuahoui the on Frtlt_. „ unl tax , commission under ><<<- county mii <<•- . Uje. will tell how ---- the •••' aervlce w us-- w by tn? county lum IUM hkkk HERE rKlDj FRIDAY Castleton Twp. nt Nashville fire Scout demonstrstloiu. demonstrations shnmenla .signmenu may may be be carrtetUoui. carried,out. The The flf££n mill amendment ........ where! six months old. Consolldalkm of rural srlute dls- |day d,y special sprelsl Scout : house—Friday morning, Feb. 9. । INTERESTING ADDRESS The Barry County Medical Sotrlcu. I are -to ■be given In the .schools, and program will be broadcast over both.^ ettrollment la below 12 If * dis- id I DCIMUADHTiki I Tiiornappie-Y'ankeiSprings Twp. in — this city ~Scout be iI — the ---National and Columbia neth . .. twelve otinlls its ••• REINHARDT IN BY BRANCH RICKEY From- what we cun learn of pub- I ln -------—*• programs ------ ---will — at Middleville school—Friday after-; tic sentiment in'this Mate the Gov-1 Matured featured in the Senior High os^mauem- . works. works. Walter Walter W. w. ------Head, . national .. ...i,. rrcourS(. o,order to avoid exCHARGE OF PR0DI1 CHARGE OF PRODUCTION noon, Feb. 9. bly al »t 10:00 10:00 ooctet and Junior Junior High' HKh (CooUnurd on on page p.R three) thrrrl W rHUUU rmor will not be able to induce thcj. Wy ’clock and (Continued £-»»« sututie. Prove the Value of “ Baltimore Twp. at । ccssibv ersstvi* taxation for ror scnooi scltool purposes. W.hlature to |m.\s the bill, which ■ ■■ ■ .. ‘— Is to send the children to some oth- Boys and Girls of City and church—Tuesday morning. Feb. Tfl , “ ' ~ Among *• * Boys •*in---- ‘way as it has been done so successhe iuia urged heretofore without---- ■■ ■ ■■ Hastings-Rutland Twp. at Has-: Scouting EPISCOPALIANS TO ."r.^moi du.™. m. Rural Communities Rep­ । fully at Delroit—not in school iucccsji. Io bond the Mate for $30.-1 tings court house—Tuesday, after- ; Battle Creek Area । buildings but in physicians' offices. #00.000 in order to curry on a state! A resented in the Cast noqn. Feb. 13. . ' ; GIVE Ml MINSTREL SHOW p,u 0,1 the roU-Acl No provideDutldini: program, without submit-! UIVG HO I DEL ORUYV {|h»» the school tax levied on the as-, "Why Be „, C11. uo |Ma v nura ------- Twp. ------ - 'Tlie Battle, Creek Area Boy Scout Tlie average school building, parMaple Grove at Grange Rich." play filled Wlin wilh -----Councll was held in tlie W. K. Kel- ticularly in rural districts, is noc ling the profxisal io a vote of the - ■ ■ ---- ----------- ■ ■ ■ . of. the .. I sessablc property in shall exciting exciting situations situations and and distinctly* distinctive I ha,,“ Wednesday morning. Feb 14. logg Auditorium tn Battle Creek on — Sineintr Bova and Girla pro. "I the ”, district equipped ‘—J *for — thia ------work. *- The “ - Barry people. singing tsoys ana Uiris oi tne jbe j be three mills on the dbllar. - Tla ------------------------• —-------dollar. To this1 character types types, will be presented by by' Ass> '“,ld Johnstown Twp». at Church ‘“ be be added added whatever whatevw the the^trict of a,t*rno“‘*' ISffiStam ^‘pMk^^AbLt^oo County Health Unit will, therefore, Th«* public sentiment of the stale To whom It may concern, pajnn.. —u Prepare ---- TTUnusual ---------- 1 ji» W||| district, | j^ujuora unjOrs of thc Hastings High n )-.;k>1 1 Jone' hall—Wedneaday afternoon. discontinue giving the toxoid treat­ Kill be with him In securing a re- ticularly the residents of Hawnfgs. may receive from the primary ln Ccntrai auditorium Hits week F,,b 14 t„ Ba t.rtainm..t -I ment for diphtheria in schools, but duct Ion in .the .cost of license plates RUl|and and Baltimore townships, । school fund and lhe revenue from Friday A-bruary o commencing at’ Hope and Barry Twps. al Deltonwill assist in organizing the diph­ fund uisndestimated to be tor , «.lght o'clock. Admtoion will be 10c. Thursday m ining Feb 15. Twpa. ( t -b^FMher'walsh-'ffre' ™.nTy to in‘Vr“-’te-t wnEWi™ 1 wry much *" the Singh? te»y’r an“d gtrbTo'f the ‘ Em* | thft thte year. ‘probubb- for folire Oran£n-K» ’d Prairlmlle toe T^meprogram VrtT« Tn d£ theria 7^ prevention in this .. . . - --i Orangeville and Prairieville Twpti.! tohtwl conxolidations. jarUcie on consolidated .schools in inanuel Episcopal churth here put years, not exceeding 810 for each ptrduixed at the High'school office ot Prairieville town ha 11-Thursday I*™'committee ^>v unit’u here ?tS ^kedsiis^ u " ,vr ..nttnnon tvh k , port of nominating by troit. where It has worked so sue sue-­ on a minstrel show.. This season <»« th.ra port of nominating committee We doubt I! Michigan outolde of ,he r’*e,‘t to11® ol thc Banner. No wDeUoit will be interested in a reap- doubl consolidation to going to be their entertainment has been pre­ |WU« >■> -»«•• u> lhe L‘mbJln«. ■» rt-fnprt <~l 'Ml >U~~ _ pOrtioninent which would give De-1 forced upon us but would it not be pared under the tide "Jolly Juvenile «:l.!x.l from xnili.r SMrtrt which ™ S SxuMlnc «, boy, and : of boys and Troop 50 of the Coldwater State The emphasis thia year will be « , trojt control of legislation in this in such a case to unite the Minstrels." It „is ..... high quality Hlu mu.­ has less than twelve pupils, then gjr|- *‘u“‘ *~ both ‘“ thec city und und rural ' tncctlngs of the Xted contract p“bUl School; presentation of 811- immunizing children of pre-school ti^ tnltlrwi rural rovl on- and learn State. idtotricte of the aforesaid townships sic and fun. executed with efflci- tinhrtcn out- ____ __ ___ l“ha.s ... timVuintl^ the tuition rMx«iv«<i received Crwwrvx from <these communities been working Provisions first flnst hnild hand. 'Ail All mlrtwt questions I Beaver Awards by George B. age but tlie children of the first and -- :—»•» ......... ; in un ugrfcuilural scliool to be io- >Cncy. I; willlt bewill prefeT.Uu -i U<«=ut the side pupils WUl be- added to the. faUWuUy (orthe last five wreks in "HP1'* be presented Corn-liog contact* “r“ rn^by Kellw?Ce“ XtZI gtadA> »T rtl «MmtyZhoS rATHERS-SONS BANOilFT i‘aU‘'’ ln n pUce m”0-1 convenient Parish House February 9 commenc- amount of the three mill tax plus an effort to make the production an' wlli-Oi ansa-ored as fur as possible. ( goxo.)ll(lnc sextette and on ad- will bc tnclud'-d in this program. lnt.no OU IVO DRIVUULi llQr t)lcse townships? This school to Una Arfmfurinn tt-Ol ^tftanding Succea.N The various MtLs ’ dresT b? ^nrt>SJXi Ke <Ltor7V coun{T*ES Ing at at inn 7:30 n'elnrk o'clock. Admission will ten; go’ng out anm>uncinff the eiec-idrt,s3 by Branch Rickey, general The doctor, <4 fiw county have AT KELLOGG SCHOOL !b<* u“der t,w J’«r»«o»cuoi» of the be 10 cents. will thin put in to that district, for uations in the pluv give the charuc- Hon U XSnLnhy ^mittttmtt^t "’ann«" the L°u‘a Cardinals; agreed that no M shall do withtownships, to be used as a social The cast Is follows: interlocutor the support of that school enough tcrs a chance to do clever individual ’ 54 Pnrtirinnto • Finn Affnir cenl<*r “* *el1 “ n schoolhouse. No and school teacher. LeRoy Baird:’ money from the 515,000.000 fund acting. -Ol ranicipaie, fine Affair doub, lhest, lownshijw. as on ugri- end men, Dick Bessmer. Dick w <1K>U1J uiwnd hl. own lowijhm Iorl(l ,lw.xp-rtencw In through lh« un.,.1 uowtwwnl on «so that the total amount Herewith is the cast: Director.; mnS to Sr hfejSj^E?,lp I seoutln, !»• T. B«n Johmton u j count or ite I,.«,«><> «< ,h. child'. —Ketcham Gave tho • I cultural unit, could get help from Karmes, Robert Gorham and Jack mentioned for the support of „ that rural school.! Herbert J. Reinhardt; Charactereng to max «hiS vOtfr good. Hmman DiiciuKiiii. Michigan, was presented.' pwreuui parents io to pay the ucainwin. treatment. Tin AU ।, iiiiiinuii, wiu prcMriiicu. pay for tor inc the Federal government and Mr. ”ru •« •!»«*!>,■ Iyih aiimding SCIteBlfew Steui.' atephra'£Wi’Suj Address Tile play was arranged and directed. parents having children between the Kellogg ns Middleville. Nashville PrXTsu£S X,’M.K' <o°nunurt.. «,). PW ten ,B«Kr: Mm lump. --------------------------------------------- .BARRY CO. YOUNG PEOA very interesting F^lhrt- and Son and other districts have. V.T.y1 by Howard G. Bayley. , ages of six months and seven years. . *** “ ।den. Homer Yeckley; Diana Gray.; p . rnAlCCDCMrrr Minquet was held ar tin? Kellogg should we expect Hastings to build'Nevins, Everyone present is enthusiastic , whether able to pay tor the Immunl(CynUieal Reed. Zabellekiv IA/IN PRI7F<? UA.IM... ... mmJ j Winona Brooks: Jim Brown. Julian “Lt o LUNr tntNLt about the address by Branch Rick- ration against diphtheria for their ?<Mi.*oHdaU;d School, souQuof Hick­ on a large addition to her schools. |‘Adrounic.. Palmer Osborn. John 01A VVI1 ’ .“... GI4CO raimer CMDorn. in rociv nniiTrcT Townsend; Angela Mayhew. Jean ~—•— ey Corners, on Friday night. This as j understand fix' plans arc ready Lockwood. William Crawford. Robey. He had a way of putting things 'child or not. ire urged to take them IN tooAT LUN I ho Fl Brower; Ryder Harrison. Walter Dean Trout of Hillsdale Com­ to the men present, which was grip- i to their family physician for thia was *he fourllLannuai event of that nnd been approved by the Federal lert Reed. Junior McMillen. Knee­ ----------ICuukln; Williams. Robert -Corkin; Kind held at that place. ping. He stressed the need of peo-' immunization treatment. government. to house our childfen? . land McNulty. William DeCou. Othing—Secy. Angell An­ After various delays winners in Mrs. Van Dyke. Dorothy Ballance; Two hundred and fifty-four Anothcr thing, w-oiild. ixm tlie chil-}er participants: Jane Harrington, pie doing their very , best for boys. Barry county physicians are using essay contest sponsored by the Mlle. Dcscarte;.. Marcella Kennedy; ;. UVUUwWa Committees vuu.AU<..vva nounces The new officers chosen consist a new type of toxoid, which re« ■partook of the splendid menu, ex- (dren UJVl. uv 1M M ,v wu»uy « «< from the country be in »a wi-raeiv bct-,'Belty Splris. Marjorie Boyes. Mau­ the Hastings Commercial Club in con1 Donijab. Nile Hallock; .Plainclothes f county Y Secretary C F Angell is of Fred Shcrriff. President: Maxwell. quires only two doses at an interval rellenib- served by.the ladles of the! ter --------------environment- for them out ,■ Y Secretary C. F. Angell is ........inlrine' wija-g Haavjntj. Doris Lockwood, nection with the play "UMiP Wornmen, Russell Laubaugh. Laurence comB leting ulans for ’ the Barrv plans "Barry | B Allen. First Vice-President; Zen- of three weeks. This means that th« Hickory Corners Methodist Protest- | -----------the country— than in the eUy? ~~ ........ . ;rKathcrinr Trainor. Mary Elizabeth' on" as presented here by the Battle Hubbell. Prompters, Pauline Tol- completing ’ ,'.r. Peoples Conference;1^ H Roth. Treasurer; T. Ben child, will have to make only two ant church. This was tlie largest' Let - us •think • about -■■■■■ (County iYoung this before vol- McNulty. Joyce Harrington. Mary ;i ihkh'is*to"be ’hfthta city*on r .. v__ held . ... , i| Johnston, executive; -Lloyd Shafer visits to a physician's office, and wtU banquet ever held at the Kellogg Ing something upon ourselves that Lockwood. Dick Todd. Kenneth Creek Little Theater Guild, have> hurst and Virginia Boyes. .tchool. for life we may be sorry for. ' Wolfe, Melvin Haavind, Keith Wil- been announced, the first judg-> Tiie various . committees which. Saturday. Feb. 17. Tlie Lakeview i of this city, fieldexecutive and, thereafter be protected ment of the papers had been made;have helper! with the production i m.y aiK1 Bdtt]e Cr<!Ck aiX] | George E. Holmes, assistant execu- against diphtheria. Sujx-rintendenl McCnta. who has The "Michigan Farmer" will this'son. before it was found that one of the | are as follows: Properties. John Ad-; ...ervcs wlll Join wilh Barry county An additional field commit-1 In order to prevent an epidemic <X Charge of the Kellogg form un month start into action the means |---------------------------------winners was classified in tlie wrong,cock; Stage. John Barnett. Edward.ln this conference. :sioner was named and some changes diphtheria from gettingstarted In which the school is'located, ucted as tsimilar to which it brought about OCT UFUU NRA QIGNQ toastmaster. division, Therefore those in charge Beaver; Publicity. Helen Angell, t Dean Trout of Hillsdale College, a ■ matV’ ln chairmenof other activl-'any community it is necessary that tlie Fifteen Mill Limitation amend- UC 1 p*t*v NnA OlUNO of contest- decided Barnett ; Programs. Marie very nuic able ii-uuiivr tL.acher ui of psyciKMUgy psychology aim and The chairmen of the outside1 at least 80 per cent of all children Superintendent Herrington, of-the ihcnt whereby the sciwols will be -- -the — ------ - to -- check —i, Margaret ” -----------------------------------very thrnmrh through the entire list nf of names names. ' Rhnffer Shaffer. Jean RtedireStedge; Tirkets Tickets. ArAr-!. , D<, --------an of------Men ■u •to •be -•the speaker < ■ - districts, that is Outside Of Battle' of pre-SChOOl age be given the diphKellogg Consolidated School, was supported > entirely by an Income. This has new been done and th-1 ioa Myers, Irene Reynolds; Cos-1 fOr tjie do.. . chairman of the committee of ar­ remain the same. Hugh Rl-' theria immunization treatment, icmtumtwon p.gtewo, National Recovery Adminis- complete list of*winners is as fol-;tumes. Jean Arndt, Barbara Trego. | committees announced by Sec. Creek, rangement-.. and had worked out ley continues as chairman of the! ------------- --------------- -—• or .te pro.' HORACE PENNOCK IN­ excellent plans for the gathering. SUPPLIES NEEDED "’junior DlyUlon-rrr.1 ptee. E- NOT SO ANXIOUS WHEN "“,tr*,‘o'' Angell are as fqllows: R Registration. tration Will Furnish Them He also led the community singing ! iwucte Robert oiiseu. Angell. ucurgc George vugswen. Cogswell. -----— ---------.... .. j ' ww ii i to _____ _ ________ ___ _ ••<<*.<» ______ FOR NURSERY SCHOOL, ^^ aom gram w the presentation of ih< JURED ON SUNDAY and welcomed the fathers and sons they CAN-EASILY get it Silver Beaver medal award?. These ---------The response for the sons was splendidly given by Kingsley Parr, Several Old National Bank ««« «d «•».' Automobile Turn. Ov.r Bor. AvvaHirnmnnti tration has authorized the replace­ K -----------v Preliminary son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. .... Farr.A„ The Preliminary Arrangement* ment Of. worn or weather beaten Depositors Do Not Get response for the fathers was de-1 Being Completed—Children NRA member slgnia by new stock, ■Intermediate Division—First place mltiee. Homer Yeckley, Lyle Kurr. tles< thc contributions made in serv-1 eral Times When Hit by livered by Rev. c. 8. Rennells. pas-.i (Any known NRA member. oi»ratlng Marine DePriester. age 12. seventh Wm. and good work for boys.! Another Machine wm. Bachman. Gordon crothers, crothers. to’5 l9 Their Dividend •• — - anoiner mncnino tor r<f to be Juxaminca under the extension of the Presl- grade, Hastings Center school; sec­ of »hn the Mirknrv Hickory ewmor. Corners u/«ieu, Wesley* _. , .. Steven Johnson, --------Marshall Cook, El­ i’eopfe of this city and county will' Horace Pennock, who lives at the du Methodist church / ; MIm Ann Burton and Miss Juan- ’dent's re-employment agreement, ond. Patty Osborn, age 12. seventh K >«• Leonard. Arte. Mier,. LeUta be pleased to know that Hugh Riley hu appointed Mr Kim Sutler u nt- Kcll. uto Lancaster. Ml-., Emily of this city, who has spent fourteen w- u Pennock home Just south of The speaker was our former oon- ita Kidder are busy this week com- may obtain additional Insignia from grade, Hastings Central school. Senior Division—First place. Su­ lorney tor Mr Al»a-crimmlna. re- ,MCE1„ln and Mm. Roy Boy«; years in Scout service and devoted Ilhe clty- mct wllh “n accident 8ungressmnn. John c. Ketcham, of thia pletlng the arrangements prepara- the local postoffice, not in excess of vcu.vn Wtalnwuuu- ,ar«‘-’,y oi his Ume and effort to! day forenoon which could have been city. Tlie title of his address was "A tory to opening the nuracry school 25 complete member sets or less to zanne Sumner, tenth grade. Hus­ Mirer or the Hasting, National Placr and prog™,, veuion tings High school; second place, Bank Mr. B aler TO appolnled W11„am Al.tlmr Fuller pnlte,J help Scouting, was one of the three 10V wor&e- though it was serious Arthur Home Run." All his hearers, par­ in the First ward building. There meet his needs. — Ang -----,•<n. ••<- nersnn« • persons nnnn upon whnm whom this Silver' enough. ticularly Hie boys, could not fail to is considerable preliminary work to j If a member has several show Janette Gaskill, Delton High school. attorney tor the conservator.,Johl, [p..,,.,t Heltn As reported to the Banner, Mr. *J*o h lglnla Boyes. Mis, Helen Merson and 1 Continued on page three) . ----------- ------- ■ Buna aojra. aauw r be impressed by Mr. Ketciuim’s vivid be done, equipment to be secured, windows, business departments. I Flrsl prlzc wl” be “ cafih award ’ Mr. Pennock was returning from HickiPOint— i V<Useunel* ' each child must be examined and branch stores or offices, a fleet of ;°r *2M and second PrUc an sward position he filled until the appoint-i Mrs Hurrls UtzvrwdKllw». WoOdburne way of presenting his theme. tory Corners, where he had been iof 11.00. The prizes pri will be mailed 1 ment ment of or Mr. Crimmin? Criminlns as receiver. receiver 1I —-------- ------------- -NHI < A M. 100TH ANNIVERSARY He suggested four ideals as rep- every detail conform strictly to the trucks, or certain conspicuous loca. pt -’orking. and was making a left out immediately. _____ ... ________ _____ ____________ . <n the alcl0M #( A 00. o-clock Au .nung preaentlng first, second, third and Federal government requirements, tions._ __ his ... requirements will_______ be sat-_ 0111 ,n dlseusslng the mailer, ih„ FOR TWO TOWNSHIPS^ ' 11 turn into the garage in the physical eaamlnatlons — -• alone — Istled._________________________________________ 1 -------- a----— —---------------|• lorney callrf attention'to the tart. . . ut|M w makr lhnr, hoft’.e bases. These were In order The ---- -----------Each member requesting addl- REV. KARL prior- to the ;-■■■■ formation • -to attend ------- -the -----------------character, culture, courage and co-' are no small matter, as cqn be nut. KEEFER M.. WILL ...MW (that, - r---------of■; the - plans Conference, •<-the : - --------' tlonm Utdcrnin b H au M fi.r-.tei, oi-r-tz nmiiai a tioii National Bank of Hastings and the : operation. Tlie Individual needs to imagined. SEEK NOMINATION ■ rHeLThy”8.?rc>{iatr»tton but tfn cents.! Barry and Thornapple Can tlonnl insignia should furnish the another driven by Judson Carpen­ develop character; needs to acquire Necessarilythere r. w..,_are v„ supplies local postmaster a written stateArt^i^no tn DTTtenHidntn f nr ’ ,dend ° f 60 l ’ er CC,lt ° f thc dc P osl,s CPCniAl CCRVirCQ I EttCh PUt 0Q aU Uni Q U ® ter. The Pennock auto, a Ford run­ culture. Courage must be a domi­ needed and as the government al- ment on his own stationery achLIAL otnVILto | Celebration about with a box on tlie rear, turn­ nant ^quality of hU life. But all lows no money for these articles, knowledglng the receipt of so many Aspires to Be Candidate for Of tjie 0]d Hustings National Bank.. these Will not realize for him the they must be secured through loans । pets of NRA insignia for display in Centre.. Frem lhe Third wTh.TUTlXiK AX U' B' CHURCH Th, ,e„ !»< .,n th. iwh ed over several times landing on thc side. Mr Pennock was extrilife he siiould live until he learns to or donations. I compliance with the President’s Re­ - — ... --------------------------catctj frotn (he wreck, itavlng sufDWrict v l»nnr.. white find ills place in the social order, lf you have one or more of the employment Agreement which he county lief lief that that‘theyihlght tiu^ntight never never obtain obtain,, Evangelist Evangelist and and Musicians to tlement in the townships of Barry, fered cuts on hU head, and an in■ Hastings and Barry county Musicians to and cooperate with his fellows in following articles that you will loan has signed. tn— Vxx — ttheir lx.< — rOarMaei •x KTn... <>«.. H ■ AAssist — — I _ . in TV _ 1 — T> — and abo in Thomapple. --------------Ijuredback. His car was demoltahed, ; friends of Rev. Karl H: Keefer. Tor deposits. Now that thc new Revivals Beliving for and fighting f^r high or give to the school, please call the ] ------------- » It would seem that such an anni- 1 but Mr lured Mr. carnenter Carpenter was not nu in injurad (many years pastor of the churches bank has been formed and the) r»inn(n<r p n n ideals. High school office, phone 2224. and U/ll I 1AM RAPUMAKJ venary ought to be a time for get­ 1 nor was his machine badly harmed, the arucic article win will or be caiiea called tor: for: Egg DALHMAN Egg-------- .-----------;............ of Hastings parish, now of Potter-'conservator has deposited in it suf-1 ginning ten. Ji ' The gathering-was un outstanding■ tnc ting the people of each township toWIN^ ^11 VFR MFHAl vll,e- werc surprised to read an item ' ficicnt money with which to pay all Special services will be hdd at the get her and making them acquainted । Mr. Pennock saw the Carpenter car success. Its inspirational value can­ beater. 3 casseroles. 6 mixing bowls.! coming but thought he had plenty n tn 4 qnnrts), fl-2-qt gloss Maym ___T 1 ; jn the Evening Press Saturday. The the depositors of the old bank, there United Brethren church on E not be questioned.. with the early history and develop­ of time to make the turn. The in­ Jara, meat grinder, can opener, po- piv<l WaaHnow W(<rh Vn„n. arUc,e ataled lhat Mr' Keafcr 15 a are 5Omp who have not called Grand St., beginning Feby. 11 and tato masher. 4 large trays, vegeta- r,vv "““lings mgn Young candidate for congress al the rc- upon thc conservator or receiver to;continuing through Feb. 25 every ment ot those townships, it would jured man is doing as well as pos­ FINDS THAT BLACK be an interesting story tn cither sible. ble brushes, sink strainer, large wa- People Participated in Con- publican primary in the third dis- procure their dividend checks. (night except Monday. SilL 3 kuUk., ;C w IG i toof n, trict, comprising Eaton. Calhoun. Mr. Sigler Mated that all depos-, The church feels Itself fortunate township.. BASS ARE EXPENSIVE | Ui “y!±» At the father and son banquet FINE NEW THOMAS STORE. 'saucepans (2 to 6 qts ). double boll-1 1681 ounaa7 Afternoon 'Kalmazoo and Branch counties. The itors of the old bank, who had not In securing thc services of Misslylu ----- -- ------------------------- .j <3 to 4 qts.i. clothes hamper. 31 Five young people. William Bach- item stated lhal he proposes to yet ,presented their claims to uie the urune Crane as as evmigviuv evangelist ana and aar. Mr. ana and;i“5 tbe Tlie board front was removed Xn>..< Richmond Arreted ; er and procured■* their *Mrs. Robert Oosselmon paring knives, Tbread knife. 2 large 1! man- Lofen Oversmlth and Misses1 make an active canvass. Rev. Keef- conservator " ’ ~ ’ ’ * as must- Consolidated School near Hickory from the new Thomas store Monday ' Kiiivca, knives. <12a uau>ca|xjuiu>, tablespoons. l12 anuiu small , Dorls J^arlon Weyerman and 'er is sgrand of the Grand checks, should do so in order that clans. They are very sincere, earnrtu Co"1‘!‘’8’ ,rtT^f8man _ .Shute, --------------------- -----*-• — — .. ..... conductor ..... and revealed a new ttle and plate by Deputy Sumner at |’spoons. spoons, 3 small china pitchers. 22*De Delphine ’PWne Engleiiarte. Englcharte. participated bi in:Ixxlge Lodge L O. O. F. of Michigan; ’tlie liquidation of the old bank*young jieople with a real message, ■•suggesteti that this year, the 100th glass front which adds to tlie beau­ Pine Lake Sliver M$daj contest held at thc the ::; treasurer trensurer of thc the M Michigan Metho- might pjoceed in on orderly man-,The public is invited and a Iun|annlyeraary of the settlement of ty of our principal business street I toilet chambers, strainer or coarse i: the 811ver ___________________ . I' sieve. ir»«u^< ------- „ ---------------a honorary chap- nW. . hou« b rxiteWl rtTnUx. BW io«nrtup. .!<<» ought to te । United -------------Brethren church on Sunday dist conference, and Ernest Richmond. 65. _of______ Dorter sieve. interior of the store had been -------------:--------. , >taken for its proper observance. The The intcr_ afternoon, William Bachman win- lain of the Grand Trunk Square doubtless realizes by this time that' Everyone should be vitally Into.entirely made over, making con­ ------------ ' PI ANNING PROGRAM FOR suggestion met with prompt re­ v the - Jning first place. The W.C.T. U..---un- Club of Battle Creek. There is wide ClfARITY GUILD HOLDhqj’*ng black bu.y, in one's possession »erted in this project because o! ------------ING BENEFIT-BRIDGE. , J. "4J ” ‘^.VFM Bx»n.M- The effort will be made fqr venient. and couverUenliy arranged, the leadership of Mrs. Wayr. Wayne ■ demand for him as a speaker. There at this Hine of year, out of season, is!great benefit to lhe children of pre- dder 5r tl,e quarters for the Thonuia store. Tho The Charity Guild of Pennock world da* of fhayek.,Much a celebration in Barry town­ .z—<_usponsored -------------- the A<-------.... it -njlfcan be no aouot doubt mat that ne he can put up rather expensive business. | school age. Your co-operation and Merrick, contest, is ivan oc st I a strong fight for the nomination, hospital is holding a benefit-bridge E*1011 church in the city is re-ship some time this year. It would! Jicars in Ulis Uaue for their opening On Sunday Deputy Conservation t assistance will be greatly appreci- exPected that a gold medal contest ut the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. (Quested to send a delegate to the ’ seem as if this would be a good time Officer George 8-imner ■Officer B-trnner apprehended ated. will —. be —.held ----------------------after Easter. >as hs his nis opponente opponents wlll win find nna out when wnen ; next Saturday. They in vita an itMrs. E. J. Pratt,' Mrs. Harris ■ he gets his campaign under motion. Adrounic on Friday evening. There: Wesleyan Methodist church Friday lor Thoruapplc folks to be taking spection of their new quartern Richmond in jxxwcssion of several ------------- «• » - — ■ have been so many calls for aMiM-|°f this week at 2:30 to assist in/similar action. naLLIE and Miss Helen Weaver' black bass end arrested him. Rich- CITY TREAS. NELLIE 1Woodbume -------- ance that the Charity Fund is near- Planning the progrmQ for the World I —----mond was arraigned before Justice SMITH BREAKS ANKLE. ANKLE ,wcre llie NOTICE LIT* TAXPAYERS. CHEER UP DANCE MON­ the Judges. ly ut>p<c<cu depleted so so me the <au<ca ladies u<v are bo getting observed by — all ‘•SERVICE OF LIGHTS" Andrew Matthews on Mondsv and I •<>—..^<v. , I ————» ———1 City taxes must be paid before >z <<u<s .'Day —•* of -Prayer ---- to be- -■ — DAY EVENING, FEB. IL AT EMMANUEL CHURCH. aw.wd 825 00 fine und 8$85 costs "uT'ut. ? l]{ EPISCOPAL SUPPER. . 'February 10 to avoid the usual add- busy trying to replenish the treashes at this church on FriValentine colors and fa At Emmanuel Episcopal church on, whlch he paid | th’ u“d Lfldles of Emmanuel Guild will jed penalty, which will be applied to ury. It is hoped there may be a good <i»y. Feb. 16. The cooperation of Ute — .V1' *— llp’ »oervv erv* aa aupper pastors or some one from the mii- Sunday. Feb. 11. at 10:30 A. M.. the feature the Cheer Up mi -■--------------—.— . » <■------------------)1— ----। ----- A? ■ J"......... aupjkt at si the inc parish parisn house nouse .all unpaid taxes after that date- attendance. II— ,DWV walk nett the Pttktt ^ Mmiae on Tucsda a---------- >3, .. five --------------------------... 8mlth a ---------------*------------ ------------- stonary societies will be greatly ap- 1 second annual "Service of Lights" held in the Knlghto of hi NOTICE. “*1°." y. Feb. io seven. Bill Mondai ” will be held. ThU la a service of un-I[on -----------LOSES —. .FINGER. . predated. Adv. Deputy Coltete J„ W DeBoer .tele, pr‘” 'iWt "* usual musical and symbolic beauty. Feb. 12. Comprlrtna C —------------Clarence Klnne, a resident of -------------- * • » will be at the Hastings portofflca on hospital where the bone was sat and , nr ANNOUNCEMENT. Hastings township, had tho mis- "JOLLY JUVENILE MINSTRELS." It will carry through the second [ in charge are Mr. and Tuesday. Feby. 20. for tlie purpose the ankle placed in a cast, and later | DANCE AND FLOOR SHOW, I wish to announce that I will be fortune to get his right hand caught' Be sure to attend the "jolly-Ju-» l>art of the throe year cyclo of de- IFelrfpauseh. cbAlrntM, of assisting in making out federal she was removed to her home. Ail | Oklahoma Cowboys at I. a O. P. in my office every day except Sun- in a car door on Sunday, necesslta- j venile Minstrels" this Friday. Feb. vclopment centering about tho Mewianx, law, leiwn income lax returns for 1932. HU hope for her speedy and complete hall Wednesday, Feb. 14. Western day from 10 to 12 A. M-. and 2 to ting the amputation of the first , 9th at 7:30 P. M. in Emmanuel Par- thought. -Let There IM Light " All Haven, Harrte W^dtov serjlccs arc free to ol) who apply, (recovery. Istqpts.—Adv. ’ Faul and Edwin Johnee 6 P. M. Dr. q. P. Lathrop.—Adv. 'Anger on his right hand. [ish House. Admission 10 cents.—Adv orc cordially inytted. ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ' | MlOBSW L0C1LNIENITTEN0 001 SCOUT COUHCIL _______________ ___ �PAGE TWO COLLECTION OF HEAD THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7. IM4 [Mr. and Mrs. Forest Houghton. MISSIONARY UNION. Tb* Mlteionary Union of the M. Echurch will meet Wednesday. Feb. .And7.„ot Lakc odc •—- Mrs- F. A. Brown at -'•■-'Who has been ill. [14. — with .'8:IS I— j . — --—i— -----tinnina PamWnke said h» cstDe here,Had Andrus, who formally •j io'clock. Book report "Christianity ------------Mrs. Lulu----------Hendee-----Is spending Had Fine Fine Gift Gift From From Two Two Frank n»nk. Andnu.who ta-meny r«- ■ ------- - -a • Detroit ».■ s sided b«r*. •*laavlng *tn •1S14 -for Lin-: Henry Hub*rt L» confined to his 11I and Industry in Amarlca" by Mr* i few days wilh twlaUvta at Grand Men at Gull Lake—Ap■ [coin. Nebraska, where he entered home by illness. , John KatchamRapidz .tr^uita* Ord.r-Not B,. Mr. and Mrs. Oco. Beam of WoodI the floral business in College View. *Ray Waters lias been sick since [ Review of Home Magazine. Mrs. predate Kiadneaa . Miwd Favorably I" " ’**w 0U1 . kick*” hare been registered land were Thursday caller* of Mr. Twelve Sea Scouts and leaders one ol the subdivisions of that city. [Thursday and confined to hU'Uome. ^W. Roush. Review of Foreign. Mrs. W. Field, and Mrs. W. B. Cotton. •Hw head tax. which was to b» • ---------- :—»^-e------------against him but until this week no and four from Battle Creek were at He h** **«» engaged to that work The party at lhe Norlh jrvlng --------- ------------------Mr. and Mrs. Ora Lehman and Oull lake Sunday after lhe boat ever since. H»died on Friday of last orange for February 14 Is post-, r« M M. ... 'COUNTY OFFICERS TAMARAC. dnuglrter, rfLdred. of WarnervUle lhat had been donated to the Sea **cl1 al 10 A- M ‘ al ,t,s horaa at|ponpd. year, to due for an interpretation by RAID BLIND PIG not permitted to search a home on Scout Ship throdghthe kindness of.‘n* a»e Sin Amu crniu. ra n»r., -0 B"1" “> , . i Pat Durbin-was fined S15 and the courts. A dispatch from Detroit hriu duiiiu 1 iu gluplclon but liad t0 have Charles Gardner and Prank Parker.1 S"*1'*”* *" co*u ,n Justice Matthews' court on passed awayjRher home here Tues-.*crc Thursday callers of Mr. anti states that an effort is being made brake Arrested on a definite evidence of sale. During the who conduct a-boat livery at Oull Harold W. of Lincoln and Mlles F. j.rj£jay on a disorder)* charge. ' day nighMfomThe effects of a fall . Mrs. B F. Colton. totare Dreventtiwthehead headlax taxcoleolg definite complaint was lake. • It is a 30 foot boat with a “hd JcrrY of i1*1" county, a daughw_w_ toprevent ■ Ed FembroKC Arregtea on a 0,1 " ,, „ y , ------ - ■ ■ 1 1 MU. irSX:k ^mm?°l. re* I which she received about a week ' ■ toclton prior to October 1. 1934 ; Charge of Selling Liquor with the prosecutor and under five foot b^i. .ndiillbe rerSd- »*• Dr. Be-ie A. Kellogg of Phoe. previous. Siu- leaves to mourn their ‘ The item lays that Judge Theo­ • Without a License the new interpretation of the law elled into an eight oared cutter. The nix. Arizona, several grandchildren Iom. one daughter, seven son*.! wnnou* a asisvvaw dore Richter, of Detroit, on Thurs-; . covering the offense of selling liquor Sea Scouts brought lhe boat to ant* great-grandchildren, also ®a cohering f.om her recent illnes_ ----"• ... ‘ ‘ ~ !t»tnty-four grandchildren, fifty-six — — — — * Sheriff George Leonsn£ day of last week granted a tempoLeonard aiwl and without a uecnse. a search warrant their hall in the Boyes building on brother. Enoch Andrus of Grand Grand ' f1 will- -be, in every day- ।irreat-grandchildren and eight i - ,my - office rary reatTaining order. The petition: Prosecuting Attorney L- E- Barnett was issued ---- - and ._u a sister. Mrs. Loh First- except Sunday from ia . rr a t-grandchildren ,• No. Michigan, where lhe remodel- Rapids, 10 i, to n 12 A. M.. , _re a i-* . s .i m ---- s i-Ktanocnnoren’ two iw»; r was based on the contention lhat haaded a party that searched the Pembroke was arraigned before ling Will be done ■* ; err ot Hastings. and 'J2 tn A'P V< TOr n P TJ»»hrnn anrt Lathrop > brothers and a host of other rela- L4i fltion SnillFlPS Old Ag/j*nsion Act. through । home of Ed. Pembroke on South Justice Andrew Matthews on a ’ x Funeral services were held at the | — Adv. ;_ lives. The funeral wU held at lhe nluaen OaVingS Upon their return to Hastings •*—T?-*"- ”*27 ire oWm legislature to make it Oun lake near the Thomas cottage charge of tolling hquor without a after Mrs.. Vernor Slough Blough Is is ... 111 with'Tamarac church Friday afternoon) being at the lake the fellows Seventh Day Adventist church in Mrs w»>> *«uia>av euwen rr,u«y »ucnu>o<i> ladtately effective, is not appli- Friday afternoon in a »earch for license, released on 11 bond and enjoyed a hot stow and a social College View *t 3:30 P- M. Sunday..bronchitis Her sister. MUs Maxine with burial in Lakeside cemetery.; this year. bootleg liquor Several quart tins of bound over to thc next term of the lime. They are greatly pleased with Elder J. H. Schilling officiating. The j Webster of IX'lton. is assisting at Rev. M. H. Dawson of Lansing of-1 State authorities eitimated that alcohol, two cases of homebrew. circuit circuH court. Elgin fcI(Jul Herrington WftHI was tlie new boat and hope to have it remains were brought to this city tjie B]Ough home. ; delated. We extend deepest sym-l 3,000.000 adults In this state would । numerous empty case*. of bottles, re]£#9Cd aftcr questioning, i aS'SuwS uXh’Sm On Tu.nl., ih. Barr, Omni, l»ll»' W Ite Ixmn.M on,,.. be (ubjeci to the'head tax levy, if several dozen empty alcohol Uns. a Several f. . cases ---- of . udrunken —u__. — in driving ’ '*,u appcar ।Ministerial Association met at Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs. its legality shall be upheld in lhe, big crock for making home brew, within K ___________________ the past are tiiought to have ' , , , Woodland. Rev. M. D. McKean of Chas. Newman's were. Mr and Mrs | courts- An affirmative judgment by coloring matter, and big and various wlth liquor purLabor Middleville givuig a book review Will Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Orlo the courts on the restraining order । miscellaneous bottles of liquor wcre ^aJI<d from Pembroke and within --------------------------1 Mrs. D. McCain, who fell Dec ..Ensley of Carlton and Mr. and Mrs. i issued in Detroit would remove the [taken. ' the past— -------------------- J. , . t«o weeks, officers-- have PI an TH UP AD nF IT i22- and dislocated her left shouldci. Ernest Andrecks of Northwest Ed. •Pembroke, a cripple, who gave unooVered fairly definite proof to necessity of paying the head tax F-* TIONAl. BANK OF UAHUL«U .IU ur , Under the Community Sanitation, w nCRrt w . II ito BettlnR along very lUcdy «rr.woodland. TINO#. . ■ ■ ■ --------------------- thU. effect. z 1 program of the United States Pirtrtnf?'-- , »*«■ ', * .w*u*.iu«r«. daughter. turn, Mrs. n Hazel Douglass, b । Robert Curtb Is on thc sick list. = | Health service, co-operating with Makes It Easier for Him, staying with her. A- Si I the Michigan State Health Depart— “ ...for «--« . More Convenient . ment. Civil Works laborers may be A the Taxpayer iSaturday and admitted that the;"” [used on private property to con-! = ■ struct --------------sanitary , ,-------privies, ----rThls----offer - county Treasurer Maus was in- clung* of driving while intoxicated. — Mailbew'a Singing __ .should many home .should be be accepted accepted by by.many home----- terested very much in a totter that ,which had been made against him, a I| owners in the village and rural dis-camc , to ium tjW paat week from Au- *“* truf- He pald fine and thc J (Continued from page one» Band! I tricts of this county. In most cases 1 Qeneral Slack «*•*' ,1U caseJ !twx *d whv burden ourselvds byiu >n’ ° “i>' mcan he repairing of f. w *.■•!! =2'.y mem ‘the repnlrhig of Al a regular aesaion of the .gia-> EH Davis had aphotograph tak- 4 !- the present building and thecon-: bnure a law was passed permitting •en tn 8t- I*0111 afu?r he enlisted as 4 ... uuu.... ' »'n«tl«l oi • ny.luhl pl< .nd K»t. | owner , ol p/oporly. ddlnqurnl lu< • 'olnnlerr In lhe Bl»nbl>.AnwnJ ‘til we see if the new Tax Limitsdone for aboul nvc ®r;taxes previous to 1031. to pay the can war This Photograph ^iow;. 2 ,'tion amendment is i_ carried next Thls [na>' SUNDAY—MONDAY—FEB. isix dollars. ; delinquencies over a period of ten hl«n shaking hands with pus Cover- J 'November? Square Dance 1 A building that is constructed ac-1 years paying ten per cent annually nor °I Minnesota. Eli prized this 4 I am. cording to thc plans of the United whoever introduced this kw ccrPhoto very highly. 4 MARLENE Very respectfully. States Health Department te fly-i (alnly did not liavc the convenienceJ'»«s<*n Laubaugh of this city.1 4 John C. Lipkey. HRS tints' nroof. proof, comfortable and well ventiVenn- of a county treasurer in keeping celebrated his 88th birthday yestcr- 1 .ated. and does away with the neces-: proper records In mind: for it would i da>- Tuesday. Jack carries his 88 J (Editors Note—We are glad to sity of cleaning it for a number ot compel that official to go through >cars vcry well, all things consld-14 I give place to lhe above letter. We years. Archbold’s Band credit on his.records a ten per etcfi He was congratulated by many 4 ADDED ATTRACTIONS—Comedy—-TIS SPRING" fully agree with the wrgcr that ■ If the individual desires to havejgnd 1 cent payment of taxes on each of Hicnds on. reaching his 88th birth-. J Novelty—“EA'RY ACES" — PATIIE NEWS Hot Zizry Boys .there should be nothing apjvroach- 1 aa new w ouuuuig ^onsiuicteu, me >a*'the items -cot (instructed, la-'the items of of state state.-county, school, day. and being still young in spirit, a (“• m K la^*^,‘ bor .HI building hr tonuhml l« II the 1». . SJh„™r^d ADULTS 25 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS 1 bor will be furnished for it also. 1 highway, rood tax,-etc. i Cleo Baxter, of Nashville, was ar- j [Many property owners have already I Mr. j- Maus -- - had • • accepted • from some I rested last week by Deputy Sheriff 4 delinquents payment full .Oaii ordered sanitary' units to be in- of the uw wuiqucnw paymciu in iuii '•— Lykins --* of that ■ tillage, on a 4 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13 stalled. One .village onethe fortax thefor taxono forofone the years of taking Sam Smith'. smith's au- 4 w_ ordered , for theof“cars for for ;chaiRo charge o! taking hundred cleighty these units.;t°. to bbe the taxes taxes-had had been been unpaid. unpaid,’ wmOblle tomobile from from his his . home. iiomc. near 4 tlon because if any CWA aid is to hundrcd .8hly olofthc “.un,u ®! which which the constructed, the coat to be collected [euvmg'the others to be paid lot-Nashville, without permission. M'e 4 be gotten from the government *tiWKh ine taxes, vuiages may assist with thc taxes. Villages may assist cr He sent this money on to Lun- understand he has admitted hta J ----------Jt was returned with the 8u*lt to tlie officers and will.be takth , rural. aanl{ary !n a-i..do,nK awa B 8°co-operating od- man? uv slnjf We think that the fact that prj>V‘ iwllh CS by With JAMES DUNN and GLORIA STUART J children wtmld bt-picked up M the r wllh th(. ‘ 8ulc Department of 'statement that only ten per cent on en-before Judge McPt-ck later. the several years delinquency could J L. Maus was called to Detroit 4 home, and »«>;*: Health in this program. Further in- be accepted instead of having alt: recently to attend a special meet in,- 4 Br?de 5ch0^ls ^nd lahf;n ' formation may be obtained from the the tax fqr one year paid -in full, of representatives of thc National 4 frdm the schools.to their homes imc t HealU) Department ' ADULTS 15c — CHILDREN 10c — No Coupon* Required The letter from thc Auditor aen-’Loan & Investment- Company, one J ,fnedltLe‘y Vtcr. Me^'.nri.ddZ?^> Immediate action is necessary a. crnl states that thc supreme court , of tiw largest and oldest building 1 from school would be an added pro- thls j)rogranl may llol be offered to has inteipreted Act 126 of the Pub-1 and loan organizations of the state. 'J WED.THURS.-FR1.-—FEB. 14-15-16 ection to rural pupils. If the Kelproperty ^.^r* Jong, Acts of 1933. known as the Tills company lias many members 4 logg Foundation and the CWA Thts WJrvlec u gh.,.n to indivm.. 'lie "Moore-Hoibcck" bilk so as to allow scatteredabout Michigan. Mr. 4 SPECIAL PRODUCTION tand ,uaU b ‘ M'd *-» thc ,heory ,h*1 ev*ry a taxpayer to pay the entire of any ■ Maus has been representative of the J tuihi grade schools without bond- ■ insanitary thing that is doneto awnv -u—• and - a • Uig in each township that would ■ Sp^JXnt *he Item or Items of taxes as he desires. National Loan” about 25 years reports the company in splendid 11J be fine. But the question U. Would S2th of th^w™Je ^unilr without being required to pay oth­ 'J for some other year's taxes tiancial position they or could they in thc limited Chtirch<?, store* erange Ihalls, " er items and Mrs. PaukDyer-' (Lillian N are delinquent This will be time thc CWA help?!i d“ncc hftlls' rMort owncrs “nd 011 j which With Margaret Sullavan. John Boles . U Mr needed “ijdSJvtotoget Cwrong in stating “ 8"“* convenience to the county Woll et. 301 No. Broadway, are thc 4 rhat far adchuXtothl Has- 1”ntR«w shollld have thclr outside! treasurer in keeping his records pnrd . its of a girl born on Feb S at J ADDED ATTRACTIONS—COMEDY— PATIIE NEWS • Pennock hospital, she weighed 5 lbs 1 ADULTS 25 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS : and 10 ounces and has been named. a 1 fo and approved by the government. •"'* ‘ , a ,, Margo Marr Dyer. ------------ ------- 'A'HOME FOLKS HONORED SATURDAY (ONLY) FEBRUARY 17 J creamYEAR DURING FARMERS WEEK CHANGE MADE IN ’ ”*ERY HAS GOOD additions to its school buildings. TWO FEATURE ATTRACTIONS CORN-HOG CONTRACT 1 This city could not afford to. do rpore than it has already done, Manufacturecf~602,000 Lbs. Prize Winners in Shows and Tim MeCOY and Silver King the wonder don which is ample for ito own school 1 Officers of Groups Bepre- Government Decides to In- 4 children. If more additions to the • Butter in 1933—Make elude Every Hog Pro4 city's present school plant arc needImprovements in Plant j 8cnt All Sections ducer Applying d i cd. they would be paid for, without Middleville has a creamery that’ M'W* th-»n ordinary skill in con। a bond issue, by thc CWA and the has done much to put that town on ducting some piyise of farm bustCounty Agent, Harold J. Foster ’ J , Kellogg Fbundation. if they approve thc map- According to its report it nc-v' or recognition of ability a* it reports that there has been a j thc project. The whole matter is enjoyed a bumper year tn 1933.-leader brought honors to Ruhdrtds change in the ruling on tlie Corn-,4 In the air. Whatever is best for the when it manufactured 602.000 oI Michigan farmers who were Hog Reduct ion Contract which al- 4 educational interests and welfare of pounds of butler, an increase of awarded prizes or who were elected lows everyone who has grown any J Added Attractions—Comedy "Sitting on the lhe children of the three townships 100.000 pounds over 1932^, [,o offices in farm organizations dur- hofts in Barry county during tlie a and other rural districts should be Fence" — Latest Paramount News This Cooperative creaB-ry paid;‘»8 Farmer*' Week at Michigan past two years, to-slgn. Foster states j done without favoritism to any farmers an average-of 22 cento per 'sta,e College. regardless of size of their post 4 ADULTS 15 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS ■community, and with the interests pound for butterfat. The plant was!’ Farmers' Week is not a local that* hog production average, all hog 4 of the chUdren as the chief con­ improved during 1033 and enters show. Prizes went to people in the [producers now may qualify for hog = cern.) the new year with confidence. 1 ■outiicrn tiers of counties and t«' reduction jutyment by reducing their The officers and directors of the residents within .scaind of lhe wave.* hog litter average und production HASTINGS WIN VOVSG MENARSHIPS i Company _____ .... are: President. Frank:0/ Superior. Grain and livc- of hogs for market not less, than' ■ WIN qr-HOi SCHOLARSIIirS. WIN *»< ‘HOLARMIlPb.,\ Oarbo | rwldrnu John Alu>. .stock ‘how winners were usual } Sunday's Detroit Free Press. Press,11secretary-treasurer. , Tn Sunday.-, Matt Bedford farmer* from the lower peninsula appeared an tten^, stating that two |I Directors are. the above officer,'. atid‘but thc Land of Hiawatha made al- Is lets titan four, thia will mean that HasUngs vniiiiEr young man men. nnhsrt Robert and ond Aubll anJ. ForrC5t BCil(ier ! most a clean sweep in the potato the contracting producer will reduce Nelson Gardner. studeoM at M. I pred Brog wws retained Mihanagcr. i s?°w- B»rry CO people who wcre by one litter even though this will C.. had won craw-country scholar- i' elected to offices are: John Klllick. constitute more* than the 25 per ship trophies. These young men 11I EXAMINATION FOR ASSIST­ Doster, president Red Polled Cuttk cent reduction from lhe litter base. have made remarkable records. Ro­ ANT FARM MANAGER. Club; Milo Shaw, Middleville, sec­ In cases where tlie contracting probert having won four' silver cups |. Thc United States Civil Service retary Shorthorn' Breeders Associa­ duccr s corn acreage average Is less for scholastic ability and Nelson Commission frill accept applies- tion. than the minimum requirement of, has givQn a good account of himself lions until Marcli 1 for thc position since entering -as a freshman in of Assistant Farm Manager qu.il- MORTGAGE MORATOR­ hog production only and will re­ September. Hastings friends extend ified in Dry Land Farming, to fill! ceive hog reduction payments, but IUM LAW IS VALID j he must agree not to increase his congratulations. . .a vacancy in the United States-Pen-i “Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy Are Shown to AH" ilenttary Service. Department of ‘corn acreage oyer tils average and THORNAPPLE TEMPLE NO. 130. justice, for duty at El Reno, okia Supreme Court Decision Sct- he is not eligible to receive corn re­ PHONE 2115 HASTINGS WE DELIVER WU.I hold their meeting Tuesday. entrance salary la fg.Sfv a duction payments ties Constitutionality in February 13. with a pot luck supper year, less a deduction of not to ex­ This change in tin- ruling has ; beginning al 6:30 o'clock. Supper ceed 15 per cent as a measure of been made because ol the great in-I State of Michigan committee Blanche Lewis. R£se cal- economy and n retirement deduc­ The Supreme Court ot Michigan tercst of even tlie small liog produc-! .kliv and Anna Newton. tion ot 3 1-3 per cent. er in the Corn-Hog Program. .. handed down a decision of much Applicants must have had ccr- ha* ■Rib End, Lb. Mr- Fooler hojKs to get wide clr>ni|x>rUncc to owners of mortgaged 'tain specified education and expcri- real estate, where Ibrectovure may culation of this information io the ence. producer s will ulU-nd " be lu*u piuuura. ami>u the »>•«.- I be threatened. threatened. The The lesUiature legislature hl ■'small i Full information may be obtained thls state t ,ls regular *esaloii tasu Corn-Hog nvftingsto be held over UK county J1UHM Uu n»< luo the United States Civil Service -ct delaying foreclosure in such-*01'*4Board of Examiners, at the post cases „e threatened barred any cases ah where" threatened until Jllly July The The previous previousruling ruling barred i office in this city. • of next year- An aPI>e«l was taV» Producer with 1cm than three <3> ।to Hie Mate supreme court to decide1 litters per year. County Agent loa­ I DEATH OF MRS. LIZZIE 4 Lb'». 25c Pig the constitutionality of thc Michl- tcr “bo w£h.<* to announce that WOOD ON TUESDAY. ----------—...^ act .niat cour. ------- selling dressed — y hde.. farmers pork, KJ, passed <*n moratorium ' Mr*. Lizzie Wood, aged 83. - 2 Lb». 15c Liver from hogs of hl* own raising reek after hc,d 1that it is tbnsiltu- 'rived away on Tuesday ot last wt:_ that they have butchered, are ex ­ ue Ml her lt0, tal. short illness Bv at UlVUVUIt the-home of »(•••«: her: Ila a Oil UH IUIRW ‘”72?'' . . . . , , Quality or Frankfurt* Lb. 12c 1 daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. I Minnesota had a stnuiar. law empt from processing tax up to hundred 1300) pound, during I Jacob DcPricster. on the Center »blch was sustained by the courts three Scientific teste have shov n that barns in the best possible condition. , |roa(j of that state and appealed to the a marketing ycar.^ Our milk house -Is equipped with PURE milk is a balanced food, con­ Surviving, besides thc daughter.'UnUcd States Supreme court, which DEATH OF MICHAEL KELLY. Brookfield 2 Pkgi. are lour sous. John .and Floyd W<xxi;a,iO sustained the law. jo it would lu> W1U every device fur convenient and ’ taining vitamins and food elements Michael ncuy Kelly.. w 82.. » who was, weu well of Uns city. Ernest Wood, who lives “P£«r that the Michigan mortgage. klnwn 1K..r d,ed l|U3 WcdnCMlav sanitary handling of ouy product. helpful to all member.- of thc fam­ south of Hastings, and James Wood I moratorium act, is valid. .forenoon about ..... ----nine o’clock ... at his From the time the milk is drawn ily- It is indispensible for the grow­ jof Seneca Fall*. N Y. Mr. Wood' ------- -------------------------* Lb. 15c R°o? *•-•,. ■ .Lame on E. Suite St. No arrangeuntil it is bottled and cupped, hu­ ■died 43 years ago. I OBI11AKY. menu, for the funeral have been ing child, and the cheapest food Funeral services were held un Fri-1 Mrs. Jessie Shilton Shultz was' made as this Is written. Mr. Kelly' Lb. 12c man hands never- touch it. So we Roast you can buy. day al 10:00 AM . Ht the daughter < bor n April II 1889 in Ionia county are permitted -by rite State to sell hg» been feeble for a long time and home. Rev John offi-1 on •a“Ja|m«;, was unable to gel around. He is ■Dry 8 Lb». 25c wumc. WJO.... w w. Kitching n..~I. our milk as “GRADEKA.” But it Every drop of. milk we sell comes ciaiiii*. H—It--! L.1 . -1J!^? d.Unj. Dmwi Burul »a.-» In CMoou ~-—-J SSji, b>' «» « costs you no more. t \ — ----------- -------ciucedu. Mr The bereaved ones’-------liave... the------»ym-She Shedied diedmion Jenner. January 1.X need aged u44j^oh from our own tested and accredited pathy of their friend*. I years. 9 -mouths and 23 day*, death Kolb hed li.nl precUcally ell hl. herd. Our dairy barns have auto­ - ------------ . 'being due to pneumonia. Surviving1 life in Irving. MJddlcvilie and Has* The logic of all this is that you matic. electrically operated ventil­ DEATH OF ALBERT MILLER, [are tiw husband and two brothers >houl<KUSE MORE MILK in ynur Albert E. Miller, aged 60 year.*. Howard and William Shilton ol .-----ator systems sb the air in them is home. and Highlands Dairy Grade died at his home, 836 E Marshall Hastings. Funeral services were held; rttttrotfo xuguieer. * kept untainted. Mr. Stauffer, who A milk is available for you. A tele­ St. on Sunday forenoon having at lhe Presbyterian church Satur-1 A TURKEY, has charge of the cows, Keeps the been sick a long time with consump-' day. Jan. ff Rev John W Kitching , A turkey ran away phone call will bring it to your door. tlon. He is survived by hl* wife and|offld*Ung Burial In Riverside ccmc- upon an autumn day : three daughter 1 )«D' ix'^to her father and inoUirr Because he did not want 10 be. ■ Funeral service* will be iieid at the She was highly respected by all who:A masted turkey Hastings City Mission Ulis Wednc*- knew her and will be sadly missed. —Buddy Leonard । day afternoon al two o'clock. Rev. T. by a large circle of friend*. H. Hoos omcMUng. Burial will be! -----‘ *wn i------EXTENSION CLASS NO 3. I u, u»8trtto«yiw. Clrcle No‘ ,1^.N£1iodUl L A Will meet tn the community room Telephone U651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Hastings, MichTuesday. February 13 at 1:30. CIRCLE NO. X IS. will meet with Mis. H. O Bush. Circle No., 3 of the Methodist L. corner of N Hanover and Blair St 'Answers. Consistent: The »x-axciiA. b meets Friday. Feb. 9. al tile lhur»ua> aUeruooiL Feb. 15. Vtel- itoct uno became an actor and suil iMMuc of Mrs. Frans McMillan. tors welcome.—Rena Hauer. Bee. drawi good houses. SC0^c*,R,EluRnE qniT _________ TAX IS 0EBATABLEl^^^^^5^^^TiS-^L CWA Available To Individuals MURRAY’S PROGRAM WEDNESDAY NIGHT ' . f ClCA I NT 11/ C LULAL JVH. ITO M02£kL'NG B°ATLr.*-"ff'SUK ____________________ FRIDAY NIGHT DIETRICH IN The Song of Songs THE GIRL IN 419 Another Real Bargain LyBARKER’S Only Yesterday SL.in^r^irX.^; MIDDLEVILLE ­ One 3 Ounce Cake of IVORY SOAP RUSTY RIDES ALONE A Shriek In the Night With 4 - 10c Rolls of Car-Ferry Genuine Crepe Toilet Paper At LyBarker’s Drug Store Better Meats Cost Less at Feldpausch Pork Market Loin Roast How to Stretch your Dollar in Food Buying! Hamburg or Pork Sausage 3 lbs 25c Hearts Pig Bologna Sausage Steak ' Beef Kettle Onions The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Gan thc date lost - four to 27 Rich gam Iho -------- Communication SATURDAY NIGHT T..i T 25c A �THE HARTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1634 o . , • T. “j!defeated Richland leservea 20 to 12/AMATEFR BOXING Rnv Awnit w»Hn«z.v evening the ,. TOURNEY AT G. It. uLUUW iinun 1 • On W<-dne>day ---------rr._ j teams chalked Followcrri of amateur boxlnx are '(ip u couple of victories at-Gu.r-- prorated a fine schedule whm the burg, thc hot tram winning 30 -15 Grand Rapids Press Golden Gloves * (Continued from page one) । and the reserves by 19-8. x Sporting Items ; T k nvc nnnpc Call of President I------- " LXLJ-' ■»«.« t.„ir,m .>» c«k 1. f\. riVC UnUro IMTCD Fl ACC TniTDAieV"' rfluditorlum. February 7. 8. 9. 15 andI president, will also speak. All Boy THRU I FR Tn Pinui AAin W Cn-LLAOh lUUnmcT Hl J, held, TWP rings, hundreds off Scouts in the Untied States arc In-1 inniLl.cn I U nIunLRiW LtacXlAinC I4IGM e.intestanV'. scores of JudgrA. of- - eluded in, this assignment by thej Ml n,un.nclai . referee.-and oUier nrr<LsN»ry)' President. Locally A. D. McDonald » is din-ctor of the mobilization and Tree 0Thr^VDlAn|d1„7ilh S'" *,.T. S. K. Reid is In charge of the. Free-Throw Deciding ■ Basket Ball Matches— tt :rui attraction windows. demonstrations of knot' ' tying, .signalling, first aid. etc., be- ■ the Game Competition Keen I finil Rflmi ITTmin ,n« «*wn wherever pu.vfl5TF^4xtfVifc LMENinND .saSwi BOY SCOUT COUNCIL springtime Savings- Penne ^FABRIC FAIR/ Individually, and wherever possible • lhe boy* will act as. ushers, sing 1(11 thc choir, and close the service with; the Scout benediction. Every jmstor (Continued from page one) in Barry county is urged to rmpha-; HWtoto ,.„K <1. rtdto. to"'.. Swd Xu? dK' U,«‘X? Bto.tr itod.1 .» Th- size Scouting in his sermon. Chair-; man for the day is Rev. John W. Uompetillon re keen and re-■ first one ever given in this district Kitching. QUALITY M.fmm atari re. ! awarded to W. K. Kellogg. Lincoln * birthday on Monday nf- I Surely lie deserves it because of fords . A Ix-ajure u splendid ^Opportunity lor a 1 roar of excitement throughout the L the wonderful things he has done -.patriotic program, and Tuesday. I W No wonder it sells game. In the preliminaries Um' , ,.n.n... 1 ' to' promote Scouting- Ttiree other Feb- 13,' and Valentine's day. F» b | Thomapple Kellogg -second team Junion *o fart! It’s so easy 2 men. nil of Battle dreek. were 1-1, are all Troop Rally days. Eacii to make a smart 3 awarded these medals last year. At Troop. Cub Pack, or S<-a Scout Ship Frerhmen 7 this meeting' rids medal was also sixiuld plan a pot luck supper or I dress of these fetch­ awa/ded R R.und Thomson, ing prints! Pure get together of to parent', boys for viceL president and -general manager of a social time und suitable program t dye. 39 in. wide. Seniors . 1 the Post urn Cereal Company, who Hugh Rik-y is chairman fur Mon­ A thrill buy! ,! Juniors 1> has given sixteen y<ar> uf service day'. Tuesday and Wednesday. ln_ । Freshmen ... 3 in the Hattie Creek Council. Anoth- the city schools, special Lincoln day 5 er was awarded to E. J Welsh, programs, are being prepared lor! Special Purchase! Fine cottons ■ 8'iihomorrs .. I' east your eyes on this! principal of the new W. K. Kellogg Monday. that .sold for more than this at I school, and the first Scout executive Over a million Bov Scouu, and HASTINGS GAGERS the low! Batistes.'dimities, voiles, Battle Creek ever had. Hr hud giv­ BLUE BONNET LOSE TO GRAND LEOGE en eighteen years to Scoutirig. Thc leaders are rkobilizing on,Feb 10. and each Troup in Burry county u । fancies, organdies! Fast color, 36 third was given elven to Hugn Hugh Ritey. Riley. lt»i •• „»• , r,, . n • ■. intra Visitors Wm by Single Point lnlrreMlng figures of the ; asked to call Scout headquarter.; in. Enchanting new Spring de­ here, phone 2460. and report by 12:30; Sz.500.0lj with THE NA­ growth of 'Scouting in the Battle how I in Tirilling Overtime signs. a 11 exclusive w,i t h many boys and men are assem-l TIONAL BANK Of HAM Creek Area were shown. In 1921 bled. ' Penney’s! Game 22 to 21 there were 1-17 Scouts in the area. This twenty-fourth birthday ob­ thtunsii tb» I Hastings High eagers lost an ov- At thc end of last year the number ,servance can be u success if al). jrrtitne Lhrllltr to Grand Ledge In had reached 285). There are now ,Scouts, leaders, parents und friends tian. BUY lor [HW' iivmn.-> lum here Friday evening. over three thousand. ,of Scouting'cooperate in thc various, •22—21, .Is was. a great game from The operating cost per Scout has activities . planned for tlie entire the year! । the spectator;' point of view anil ! steadily diminished from SI9 per • 'week. Thc piogiam emphasizes the] Cnsp. sheer value! Adorable patI had the fans on edge from start to Scout in 1921 to $3.67 per Scout in’ value of the character-building terns!_ Fast color, vat dyed. 36*. j finish. Thomson of. Hiuting*. and 1933. ___________ Scout activities luive been nu- agencies—home, church, sclrool and'. i Blough of Grand I*dge tied fpr merour. . . in \this area, , it is regarded Scouting—and stresses the'influence high scoring honors with.tim points ' ns on6 of the outstanding ones of ]of each in the life of the boy. .each. • the country. Rite and Shine In Gay High Quality ' 80 Square Scout Executive Lloyd Shafer and ' NOTION In the preliminary game, the! What ..... Scouting te doing w to help .thc committee in charge are' anxious । Buy Pedigree Bred i Hastings ReatTvea defeated the'bojs Is shown by ittatisticj of the that successnur> Idllow their! Sewing Need* Gni'nd. I/'dgc second ,tr'»m 25 to H number of arrests hi BatOT Creek. efforts ajid Scours of the county! Chicks in 1934 Barnum rang up six field gqnls and*by - ,six -----------------------------by lines, for months.in each year benefitted as a result ot the week 300 Yard free throw-for a total of eleven - for tin the hist ...» five years: Under Under preserit economic con­ : one points while Hie Hasting., defense twenty years 413 arresu; 30 to 30 Spool Thread 8c ditions you cannot afford to . was able to hold the visltoni down years. 1049 arrests; 30 to'40 years! OBITUARY. 5 yd. cut Boil Proof, >; Inch buy second rah- chicks that will to three goals and a pair of free 1237 arrests; 40 to 50 yeans. 860 ar­ Margaret Ritchie, daughter of I throw.-' Elastic ‘" develop Into just ordinary lay­ rest ■ ; 5(1 to 60 years 452 arrests; 60' 10c and Jane Ritchie, was born! ing stock. It tosL? just as much . to 7u years. 178 arrests Divided by* William Dec. 2. 1838 in Belle Kelley; London-1 for feed, fucbandJabar ifi rais­ .‘periods for Die first 20 year, age derry Co. Ireland. At the age of one I Bias Tape 8c ing-a ixmrly bred ptillA ns It |MT|od there were 413- arrests: for year, she 954 yard came to this country with! does u well bred one. For the I the second 20 years age period there her jiaienu settled u: Caledonia.! yard Needles au Kind. 4c sake. of. ic or 2c difference in wore* 2286 arrests; for the third 20 New York. and On April 10. 1861. she chick 'costa, don't waste the year age |M*ribd there wore 1312 ar­ whole year trying to gel eggs ' rests. These statistics show that was united in marriage to George Thread MercarUed 4c They re excellent. 39 in. Color fast, 36 in. wide Ideal for that new spring out of stork (hat lacks.breeding I'Scouting Is having a good effect Mullen and two years later came to , Michigan and has resided in Barry wide and expert weighted Large variety for efficient production. ' , upon boys. (rock you had in mind. Silk Thread 5c county since that lime. I Tiie Battle Creek nre.-i Is outHitw can you prove Foreman To this union were bom seven I AMATEUR I| standing in its wonderful Scoul • Strain Chicks arc Better? Offi­ children, three ot whom survive, । Hqidquarters ut Battle Creek, jdocial evidence from eleven ebnnated by W. K Kellogg. 11 is a William Mullen of Prairieville. le-4 entries in Hitt laying ■ beautiful building.-with every np- Chas. Mullen of' Otsego, and Mrs. contests prove that Fore­ polntment that will please and help Elizabeth Parker of Hastings. She is man's strain Leghorns am not also survived by twd- sisters. Mrs, boys, including a fine swimming Jennie only Michigan's best bred and Mrs. Sarah Smith, poo). A typical week of activities both ofNorris strain for larg» cJrs and high Prairieville, five grandehtlat rhe Scout Headquarters would production b>u are thc hading ;«»w lrau 750 girls pm .use ,u«- the tw swImnnm- dml- “'’T1 8TW.mmlch.ldrw. and show that .strain in lhe Middle West and CIVIC HASTINGS, MICHIGAN mftw p-.-l and ISM toy, u» and '.nd.™.- . ranks among the, five highest p.x.1 earh wrrk: COO nod.-,,, toy, Mrs. Mullen made hher " home l“",“ with strains ni tlie United States. daughter. Mrs, Parker, .it whose use the gymnai'him: 500 Scout.' •her ’ Visit Foreman Poultry Fann, :Cute and Iradrrr. use the pool and home -she passed uway. Jan. 27. 1934. and we tor yonrself what a . 50Q Scout.'; and leaders use thc gym- at thc age of 95 years. 1 month, and days. difference careful p c d 1 g r <• TICKETS 25V-50V754 luuiuin; '300 men attend training 25*'Grandma Mullen." as she was breeding will do in'H-wi .pun •‘courses: 150 men attend Scout larger and more^Mitgnf birds I ,1 meeting.-.; 100 |»rents are at Scout best Known, -was a member of the M. E. church, having Joined at that will give yog a hiichrr pro5 banquet300 attend basket ball Prairieville m her early life. Besides dnrtlon of larger e?.gs. ) 'grimes; 500 attend swimming meets; Scout.', attend Court of Honor; I her own children, .^lie cared for- sev- i Write fore free nhireitionul 1 eial others wiw needed a home and ^jthe :<v<rai:<attendance each week catalog and chick pnetn . fl *-'* hi addition 1.158 play- a mother's guidance. She gave of ’ FOREMAN POULTRY FARM. p!ground boys and girls use the pool, herself unsparingly for others, noi wevto uurnu. taak > S"pioneer 111 *or her lo She un- | pj|. each during inc the summer summer. Box 323. Iziwrll. Michigan. Theweek HastlmA in ,w .these ■■ ■ The Hnstlnos* folkTwto fnlkt whn aUended ntf,.nr I ■ this meeting were much pleased I f, ta|n‘’d ,,f,r k,?t'n t»t<'»ect>itil her; TICKETS 50*754-11.50 I wllh the gathering, and come home *yit illness of a few weeks and was with increased interest in Scouting. interested in the top-1 Barry county can regard Itself a.; j *clL®r thc t ay , , ' exceedingly fortunate in being a she / raw personality! part of the Battle Creek Boy Scout,'‘PPrwiated by those who knew and ' Area, specially so in having as Arid >oyed her best. She will be greatly executive of Scouting in this and n,tacd 1,1 ,he home and by her Allegan counties. Lloyd Shafer. He.,nHny fronds and neighbors. has done much for the boys of this)"Bleep on. rest, our aged mother, city and county os well as in the All your pain Ibid sorrow o'er; other counties In the Battle Creek I And we hope again to meet you. area. He is an asset to Hastings, I On the bright eternal shore. ----- * '* ' I "And we pray the Lord will help us, working-circulating dollar in the days Jhat are to coinc. OBITUARY.' be able in ertrr sadness. ; Mrs. Sarah Poff passed away Jun. ;To । .Just to say 'Thy will be done.' , 28. 1934, nt the home of her datigh-1 TIIE LITTLE*RF.B BRICK. i tcr. Mrs. Fred Stowell. Newark. (Ohio, aged 87 years She had been ‘sick about four weeks. She was lhe ; . Rosemary' Feldpausch has returned to her home after having I daughter of Sylvanes and Eliza Hall i.j•spent week in Ann Arbor hospital land was born, near South Bend. ! for thca removal tonsils. | Ind. t>he was married to Michael I Mr. and Mrs. ofCharles Woodruff. Poff in the year of 1864. To this,. I union seven children were born. of I accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Will . whom four are living, two son’s, Mel­ Strausbiiugh. spent Tuesday in BatI tie Creek attending the Farm Buvin and Richard Poff of Battle I' Creek, two daughters, Mrs. Dudley I rcau ’’Cau entertainment sponsored by Kennedy of Hasting;, and Mrs. Fred 1 Mr^lnrt5 Mr?**’” —- —i. , Warren Bolton, i Stowell of Newark. Ohio. Six grand- . T I were visitors of 'Children and five great-grandchll-, Lewis wls and nnd Boyd, Doi I dren survive, also a sister, Mrs. Jane I| .tlie former's parents, Oliver Bol। McCanir of Irving. Funeral scrv- 'tons. in Hastings, Sunday. ices were held on Tuesday at one',, Loren Erb of Hastings spent the o'clock at the home of the daugh-i■ week end with Bernard Hammond. [ler. Mrs, Dudley Kennedy, Rev. 1 A very pleasant surprise party Amanda Flower of Grand Rapids was held at the home of Rebecca officiating. Burial In thc North Craig Friday night, when a host of Irving oefaetery, 1 friends assured Sam. her son. that it was his birthday. Cards were played and light refreshments were OBITUARY. served. All report a fine time. Fred. James Ball, only child of We are sorry to lose Junior Van James and Mary Ball, was born Aman from our school. We hear September 17. 1876, in Orangeville, they arc moving to thc Earl Engle Barry county, Michigan, and died place tn North Irving. nt tlie home ol his daughter, Mrs. Inland Hammond, of Doster, Janu­ EAST GUN LAKE. ary 28. 1934. at the age of 57 years, Mr. and Mrs. Will Crawford at­ 4 months and 11 days. tended the funeral of Mrs. Lottie On January 31. UHH he was unit- mrir „ Merrill of Otsego Thursday after­ cd In nfarriage with Maud Shop- noon, atcl ’lirn'rvli.-.l Tnnl-v aril nf of rCamWwil. Ionia mnnli' comity, u-l.x, who Mr. and Mrs. Will Crons of Mid­ Uhut more appropriate valentine could you send preceded hirh in death eight • dlcvlllc called at the Will Crawford to Mother and Dud buck home than vour oim l months. Ta UU£Ainlon were born five home Tuesday. , chlldreiL three pawing/tway in inMr.’and Mrs. Charles Buck re­ voire, expressing the Imo and best wishes that , fancy. One mui Alfred a daughter, turned to their home Saturday after mean so much to them? Just hearing their ; Georgia, and two grandchildren sur- spending several weeks in Ohio. v 'e him He was an honest and up- The Hie Messrs. Messrs, Charlie cliarlle Grable and voices, and- talking over thc little things ut home, r‘K*tc«»»>d respect- Robert Merrill of Otsego brought •rt by al) who knew him. HUlast Mr. and, Mrs. Will Crawford home will be a real valentine for you, too. । Illness was of short duration, being Friday Ifternoon. . ill but one week with pneumonia. । -------------- ■»>,» Telephone, home on Valentine's Duv-'(Febmnry . ' One pfecious to our hearts has NORTHEAST WOODLAND. | gone, Laurence Hansbargcr spent the । Tlie voice we loved is stilled. week end with his sister in Lansing. flic I-oiig Distance operator Thc place made vacant in our home, Mrs. Leliih Nielson and children Can never more be filled. have moved to her new home near e yon the rates to any point. Our Father in his Wisdom called , Nashville. ;The boon His love had given. . Mr. and Mrs. Mlles Bawdy ot And though on earth thc body lies, Hastings called on John Stairs reThe soul la safe tn Heaven. j cently. Breaking All Records! Unparalleled Savings! Rayon Crepe SHEERS 49® A Postal Savings Account. . . BATISTE Silk Print BOXING GRANDRAPIDS AUDITORIUM PERCALE Broadcloth J.C.PENNEY GO. FEB.7-8-9 SEMI FINALS I AND FINALS I mich.state rrn ■/ finalsFED.IO 1W MICHIGAN BEL TELEPHONE CO Is Your Money Working for You? Idle money contributes nothing to the worth of the com­ munity— it's the that makes the town or community prosperous. When you deposit your money ip this bank it starts work­ ing for you, earning something to add to your income and to the worth of this city TELEPHONE YOUrt VALENTINE , Mon.ey deposited in this bank is insured under the Federal Bank­ ing Act of 1933. It goes into cir­ culation in this community and helps bring about more desirable industrial and commercial con­ ditions. Each savings account in this bank indicates a prosperous citizen — the greater the number of prosperous citizens the richer the community. Call at the bank and see how we may be' able to assist you. HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH �THE HASTINGS HANNES, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1934 PAGE POUR 'joe Tomtai attended the funeral cult court for the county of Barry instead of tlie eight that arc now • Miss Ellen White of HMtlnga LENT CQRNERS. for said year to be summoned to be available for them spent lhe week end with her aunt, Mrs. Lawrence Hanunbnd of Cres­ an aunt. Mrs Lottie Merrill of 4MThe Hastings Banner , ,c to , Bacl. i Ghmces; .*e«o. Thuiwday. in attendance on said court at - It would seem, with such a chancy Mr* Heber Fatter, and family. sey and Harold Aiuxm of PrairieL' ' but even- so this i> preferable tjj the , x, . j tlx* court house In the city of <o give high school advantages .l:< Mrs Mabel Adam- jtnrt Mrs. Ethel LjltS Of 1 CSt CTClliy HaMUtgs on the fim day «»t said all pupils in rural district that-'Wilcujr will to Hastings Tueaday vllle have been helping Mr. and Mri^. Hirnm' nervous, excitable reactions at the Leland-Hammond the'past weetL* term, to wit: The fourth day o( there bught pot to be any hesitation »to receive tin-;.third 1< von.ln NuFrench public. * ' , February at three o'clock in thc‘in nukimt contraata with' twelve ’grtupri. Tlie da** will meet with Jay Hall h> very »Uk with a l;a:l , . We <jo not wish to gloat over a TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. afternoon: N J. Qronson. fourth grade schools that u:e available m Mrs Feme Hawblitk Tuesday, Peb. cold. at Prairieville bealde hl* wile. who YE*H neighbor’s misfortune, but the Staxre and mis h R. Svlvcater of w*rd- c’:y; MlI° T Wh«l«. second order to give better educational ad- -n. Mr. and Mrs. Kobcrt Steele and preceded him Jiut eight month*. incident gives us added con- ph..riof,. were over Sunday guests ward- city; Mose* -Seeber. Hope, vantages ‘to ruin!‘ pupil*. As cun be ' seen.,thc taxpayers in any rural dis­ trict will only,havr io rahe a tax gonAmcnt is » Mr.- Svo^er remained tu- the Qrow. p Brooks. OrangcvHie:*’of, three mills to do thi»L which L> good one after all. m£“w a s', t u > in Chicago J’ W Frairteville; Warren much lew than the present aver­ . V V. V ‘ rX- Calkins. Rutland: A F. Gillett. age school dwtrlc*. tax in Burry ,x-. uv-k a-..h M.. .-.nd M..., Rtax 8 llwr«n. county. PICARD TO RETIRE. Bhensoo , * ’ Woodbind; Gcorgt- H Ford.. Yankee Under this law, it .iliould be p wr..™. Ne-ws of Frank Pleard’4 rcslgna- Callilmn ,— 1 re­ Springs: Thomas Wing. Assyria; sibfe lor mon- districts to be ad’ded THREE MONTHSMr.*. Leland Sutherland has -• a*« tlon as c-hai,’mai» of thc state liquor sumed from Jackson where' she Albert H. Eaton. Baltimore; E F. to tiie Woodland consolidated school ti.sii control commission in thc near fu- spent la*', witk. since hgr return Manky. Burry; Jacob Odell. Carl­ a* well as tlie Mlddlclille consoli­ ton; Daniel Deller. . Castleton; dated school. We hope, that aomr nfllied to Tier hon-.c George turc will lx* a disappointment to Whitrxy. Hastings township. provision may be made tor a cqnttav-c interested in a firm admim - by Jame.x Campbell, first ward, city, solitfated school in the soutluxulcrn Sherman C, Vrindle. third ward par’, of this "county, in ordtrr to rtruttcn of the law. Mr Picard has Vn mon’.v iUe e. city,; Alanson Jones. Hupc; Patrick Utkr can* of pirjjALf m that-section .tax.n 100 per cent on the job since Rvtm, min's: Albert Parrott. John-i ot tlie county, who cannot be easily he took •’•nice and has done as much grouped ’ with existing 12 grade Billiard <>t to prevent graft and Corruption school*. from creeping Into thc slate system I It uvuld seem as if. under’this new law. there arc several dLstrlcfo •for distributing liquor and the varlJohn Hui: CAH ■MIC! Irving and Hope and all ih«<t&<jn .for retiring W homi* m do. Mr. Picard s rvason r Rutland and Hastings township. “n *'xl b rather obvious. He k«l left’ a Ibie flne law la-y Standard Pack No. 2 cam practice to take up his new dirties nt majority of the dtatricts in Baltiajjore ■ which could. if tlie proper a salary which Is only a fraction of building* and rooms and cciuipYOU SAVE < Continued from page, onei 6c 28: what he is capable of earning. Each were;Frederick Parker from Ann nvnt can lxprovided in Hastings. month he has been in office repre­ Arbor. Curroll McGtttftti fru'm Junior college, Grand Rapids, mid Qrlie — --------- - - — sents a generous financial sacrifice. Bbhop from Albion college Standard Pack No. 2 can '"“’h addliiunal : -ident pupil above ’<> Mi-* Jean MeKriighl ernne home taelvc whulls tnrolhd i$ that du- le." than tlie tax|»;-crs in the averMer. of Mr. Picard’s ability- and school district arc now paying. — - onsin. Tuesday, ‘net school, $9.00 will be paid by Ilk* YOU SAVE 7c , 15c character are all too rare In public from Madison. -----------— • ■ - >nt state from Hu*, fund. - office and This is oUered by w reathc opportunity regret table thing Is und 1’4. U'r ba,a”ce o! icre Through thc qxntcsy. of County son of the $15,000 Qt» fund provided AVONDALE that tif- state will not pay them by the state for this ptirjx»e, and School Commissioner Mr* Miitidv ‘ A REAL TRIBUTE. • Hl-attend the J -Hop • would give the privilege of IS grades yj A visitor recently told us that he what they arc worth. re were home from the Kalama- urea a.- to certain school ifltttricta in instead of 8 to the pupils tn the YOU SAVE 9c 37c 18c admired Hasting* became oi its .Prairieville township which will rural db.triota of thta county. Normal over Sunday. ELECTION TIME COMING. •community cbnscknhness’' and the slim- how Act 23d works out m It would seem that in this county FANCY COUNTRY CLUB it U nither dLsgusitng. tn our TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. , - , wuj: th- CWA and the . Kelliwg ability of its citizens to forget petty dLMrici. lhe urination ot thc pitqi- Foundation both interested in better differences mid work logeiher. This opinion, to See. tlrt? manner in erty m tiiat district is >338.195 H «dux>l privileges lor rural children YOU SAVE * 31c 6c 12c is a splendid tnt?utc and. we believe, which, certain Democratic and Re­ ha-, a ream* ol ’42 perrons of school thgt there might , be provided for not wholly undeserved. Probably publican members .of congress ore age, >hat is ta-taien the ages <>i i'.v»- every child ut .-iclrroi age in every employ cl the Bt*li there isn’t a community ia the attempting to drag the.. veterans’-aid w < nd has had charge- Mid turn > years. For rath of these rural dLsinct of Barry county an BEANS world, urban or rural, entirely, free, question into polnmj nqce again. oj t! le .\v.-’em of wiring prr.ama thb district will receive Opportunity to «ei twelve grades of this year. It is estimated. $10 for -clicoling instead of right witliout from • undercurrent* of • dislike*. The, answer of course Is Hint an r.t the b;g YOU SAVE T.11. 23c each o! ti e 42 A tax levy of three .my added burden to the taxpayers, cliques, suspicions, goaidp, etc. Has- election is coming and each pohlih‘‘ I; inilbi on tlie.SlOO In lhat dLstrtct On tlie cMitjary’with the average tings has them and sometimes they cian counts Mie sattsaed veterari as ' “ would bring tn -$"1459. Adding this 1 • ■■ ----* -• ..... „ ....„„yetl BEANS bubble up pretty. near j)f ----- the ------surface, —----- thc equivalent . - five sure votes. fur aboilt h year (or Hie Bell Com- to tne $420 ol primary school money mills ii uvulti be-considerably below would brjng tlie total amount avail­ But when occasion demands, when Former-President Herbert Hoover jxiny in cti True inn vv irk . YOU SAVE 4c 9c able .(or ntaii1'.a>i>ing a ncliool in ent time. some project (ur civic wcltare that and later President RooMVelt de- " "'"* ' ' TliLx is an opjMrtiinity which to Valparaiso eolleg'*. where *ii«* h.i* that district to >1.134.59. requires united action is up for con- lied the veterans’ lobby to put nearly completed her ^olh-ge work Under Act 236. if it wiw desired In Barry cdtinty slioilld nnpiovc ut tie: ,-lderatwn. Hastings people* tovarl- through drastic changes in the v< > Trouble with her eye* h,t.« cjitqx’llvjd send _t'u* enrolled pupil* of .the pn ent time. But there slmiild in­ no wiibii "grabbing” (or urnUns ie and re- eran.-’ aid administration that put her to give ujj her studies u-mporably put pcxsonah’.ies YOU SAVE 5c 11c Mdidatod dr other 12 grade mdinol. by any 13 gnide ■!. E »ch tm-.i; paynient on more of a servioc-con- arily. spend. the state would add enough from district ’ j-houid ta- permitted to t netted disability basis than it had M‘‘ jmx-phinc Anderson L- ex­ the $15,000,000 fund a to-ited home from Akeley College. tai of $40 for each pupilthat in grade. , TIME FOR ACTION. ever been before. No nation in the one to seven could Le paid.’ or $tw; action L- to be taken t»j No* tliat prohtbicxrti has bceri re- «vrJd'has permitted so niuclPT>o!!(or the twenty-two in tho'ic grad**s ixsaled. how-much public rowdmt-v ties and graft to enter thc question iw the Not; ’ schmiL ■hik’d • should a community stand? In om of veterans' legislation as has the Supt. o. E Balyeut of Sparta .it 'Flu ic are le . . opinion not a bit more titan it did United States. Il is politician.’, and du tricl. win are a.tending or t FANCY TINY iblr !<» attend grades heyonti when prohibition was in effect. This ^elf-seeking grafters w!uj nn ni« re —that'is the scvenih to 43c : 5c !9c YOU SAVE .’. City Clerk of Chnr- sixth -light to drink" a glass of beer or -o blame for this situation tlian the U-.cf;:dln’ the,twelfth grad*-*. light wine in a public res-tauran: or soldiers. President Ruo-evelt <xY. M. C. A. ITEMS COUNTRY CLUB to purchase a bottle of liquor at a pressed hB views conccnung veterthat with what was raised tn the stare store doci not carry with it the ans’ relief before the American Lccbsiricf by* a 3 mlii tax' and from 23c •3c privtlege of making one’s srii a pu’o? 3jpn convention at Chicago last YOU SAVE the primmy scho&l lend, t.v bring (ng party after t! Inin m Kukin lie nuisance. Drunkenness ■ and summer in a straightforward, comthe total tor nich . pupil in the brawling should be deal: with .*e- ageous manner. Wc hope that pollncvonll: to tbs tweltth trades'up t.. meeting la1.’. wpek. Mis. J y. Sir vercly. A community has Hie power tical piesnurc will not force ’.lit* day' frtun- Delrn When* .she v.ai Iiki. or a total of $tj.io for North Pine ib. u.i £c APRICOTS large No. 2',-i can 1 9c Mund. taiko school tor 10 pupil; in grades land Y group last to enforce a sane omervame of the president td retreat from hl' stand­ callcrtstaFtho ill Fancy Country Club, in heavy ryrup I 7 to 12. Adding this t > the. S3B0 lor evening at the h: Country Club Sliced or un.liced liquor laws tnrough thc righf of Schaiblj •’Honesty the primaty grades make.a total pf (surah Reed and son Lav. GOLDEN BANTAM N'„210c granting license*. If any proprietors AN ANTARCTIC .BATTLE. jf Freeport are spending tl. ^1.530. which that district could pay Peanut Butter 2 in, jar 23c CORN .Standard Pack ot beer du;xm.*aricpcan f maintain Any notion that modern polar . Mr and Mr.. Wcldo Uh Embassy Brand, Ib. jar 13c '.lie pupils living in" the district sent orderly places; 11 they adopt the ,ploration L. a-’ Rover Boy1 soli <i; .Brunson. to Kime city or consolidated 13 grade tug lecture ch IJJWtcln’* Theory <>! PINEAPPLE 10c Fancy Tea Vi-ib. PkK. 25c pracUce Of selling beer und wine to auvonture Bas been disapclled by meeting of the .Cluwil. Tlie diflercnce between THIRTY YEARS AGO 1ODAY. $l£3ll and $1,134,53 the. amf.ii’.it '.he Older Bo\ crimp. Wednesday •qwr-soaked-' patrons a-s long as developments in Antarcl Mr and Mrs Sam Campbell ol they can sit up and take i’.; 11 they For uay* now Byrd .inti hi - ’: BEECH-NUTSpaghetti 3 w»a 25c Cocos lb- can 13c 2 lb. can 23c papiu: the apUong ol beer or wine have been battling against Umi . .. . . Our Mother's CrG'k Girb Rfj-crvv* will unite wilh| ort‘the.r premises, a city council unload supplies wi’h a eruinbl.hg ue. « D Kopl .ciuntlt-d th" annual tl)f> Barry Count/ Youm; l'<-<»jilv s ’ show, I hr TUMA FISH is.not only justified in revoku'ig 11- barfivr duhtlng every mrnuie of <H die ihornappli* Wecrern v-.infi-rtnee. in HusfiLfc, Fvliruuryl GINGER SNAPS 2 «--15c . ou. v,_. mould ..., ,, oo n. Thou* . , any., iwulou.. , . Light, Co, at Grund Rapid.- faatursum ceiK-. inosc a.... .io their tweirty-fcrtlr Ilie.^y utidei .ell aicohollr beverage->1.1 have.to ajq>;anv, radio PORK & BEANS 2 9c high j enroll- ’at noon. Y .ung jH-’iile learn to exerttae. sane Judgment a* hbraries, prop balanced ration*, Country Clubx coffee ii>. 25c well aa those who u-e it. We hope and olher adv teachers will take the tnrollmen:.. igca enjoyed by a Vacuum packed Rich,-distinctive SWEETPEAS 15c ilidated. i.r n vill- rvgislratKm lce Ls 1,01 over’10 cents that the city council ol Hu*: well-equipped modern expedit.un Dean Ttou; o! HillMtale College uil City .'diool. ins Harvest Time 5 ib. sack 25c < undoubtedly add much to the lical'h nd. Ohic r-.t-.... _t.. RED BEANS ii Grayhn> d In nu- mi<-; in danger uivohjfd m landing‘uuppln.-. Old Manse r>„i ,»< 21c Prairieville tuWhship- tlie Cuiku: and cjtubli-hmg a permanent base Syrup, Pure Cane and Maple Sugar 2 io->. TOMATO friend. That district ha* an as.vj*?d vali in a plain of shitunj ice Is still aa ation of $Bri4Mi0. 1! lia* sixteen jw public r great a* ever. Several times the Ja­ lime. MMi* ol >chjx>l ace. that' is be tarn •’ .’h Max Leach tljts Mmday ni; No. 2 can FANCY SHRIMP 2 25c lurued from I>- five and twep'.y .scar* of age.- It b- Mi Angell met | lth tlwm for ti P. A Stu-i cob Rupfxtt. Byrd* flagship, h >« school cn’oHiin :.: u-crage of fou Bible study and profcrani narrowly missed destruction; se meeting /.ren. A thief mill tax cn !».<• propH . rr.il tunc;, the quick opening of ii ert;. ol lhe ’ district would yield tulle tlifeatt'iud । The primary money tor the 4-4:3i that •ixu.cn iK-rams oL -cIumvI age in Ar that district U’ ev-unated tor (his felicw The crumbling barrier has alr< yc.«r at 51011, making u total ol lx>rd Choke yellow fruit Ripened to the peak of their flavor M29.70. If the diflnct maintained • BAItll YVILI.E. us ol ciiatici Missionary Society large bunch 5c HEAD LETTUCE 2 a,. 15c CARROTS \ rn.« Honnor MDIy the United States public Is too cUuri --­ Wilri KROGER'S CANNED FOODS SALE! ACT 238 B GHELP TO RURAL DPUPILS PEAS 29c 6 57c CORN 20c 39« 77c KRAUT 29c CORN 32< 63« ’1.19 CUT WAX 25c 49c 97c “ 17c 33c PUMPKIN 25c 49c PEAS 33c 95c ’1.85 SPINACH 25c 74c ’1.45 KIDNEY *1.10 FRESH BREAD ASPARAGUS 19c Fiord Ncsbctt Friday It L> tin-1 vlecimw of officer*.•*> members ur« ’ uraed to bv‘present. Bring ’.'ouri ’ Thank Oilern.g a.-'llu.-. LcJto' tta-' general interest o! our. church also. I day cv-nuig and nad a .Mrs. Ghu*. Hutton and guest;! TtUa Barry County H Mrs Gay sknuier. of Clarkston I *;* !« th- week end with Mr and ! Pungent Paragraphs IH-'.tci Brer.-c l< l ­ g' r.ral interest* ol our church abo j tries but .nt and well lillcd with l!,t The bv&t NRA aory>ot thc »ee DE Morgan Skiiuicr- oil who would study in glades ''included i:n!v an ab’f exportI acey and Mbs Sinvii ol Grand i * l-> probably the one about the prci»tRapids. • d- nt ot a anal! town bank, aim said Mr. and Ralph DeVine cn-j he couldn't sigil thj blanket ci<£.' be-' upport. D lertaitud air and MrNel-.n1 rixtceti pupils in tlie dis! ,v cause it would mean tlut the bailed Brumm and baby. Mr."and Mrs.j ’■ janitor would get a bigger .-.iIutunit. >835. the diatftvt- D«l< Dellar Sunday to a delicious' dinner honoring Ralph's L ' than he did. and xhat would upwt . . $269.70 birthday ot ' thc morale.—Financial World. that amount. Tlie primary fund natal day. Mrs. Brumm brought a; or pl. vwtild pay >160 more, or a tutal of lovely, birthday cake. ive been punished * Thc com robcd-currcni .• $-129 70. Deducting' that am from Tlv report t-nmes hero that Otto! * home lhe >635 ’leaves $405 30. Which the .Gregory.of Freeport, formerly of) severely enough: state of Michigan would pay to tlv t!ii* —neighborliiMd. _____ i* seriously III J ntg und - btirtaus ifre understand that tpey arc now b Calktit*. district from .the IlSOOUOOO wiUi pneumonia. Hb friends here; inn;—although not training the dollar to rise when the jy ItUMi m order to enable all tlu- extend sympathy, with suf&cirnt vigor newspaper.-llaliwul aMihem— B.iri.c* rchool pupils of that district to have M? and Jli Mr. and Mrs. Wil! Hvdc attended; ‘with stirring licadii: kept the Ncw yorlMX chides’. irsr Warrens funeral in Woodland! ' school la-fan ul tlie right grsde Thursday and also called un Mrt.i public around tor jx , S. Bnv.dwJV trick035” SCh°° ,S’’’W "l hC < tS* Eli*ate*h °lbboR> knowlroge oi what certain ol his a.>- . Use of a newly devised clast Mrs. Deeds Nugler. who has beep! tociBita Had done under tlie mask of will make available the •mnuic We think it b piutr. from these visiting in the Heber Footer home. | —- to. * ■'■•••' number of ixiinu Jlicxuutdp u supposed , to’ haw trousers thht < iux bag\ a*, the, the prizes. to Freeport Thursday.; higher education f.ir rural pupita relumed t'L'11 caused Lhe uealh of a president; knees. T hus nu : under tlie laws of thus state That ***’•,■* Fuller took her to Her imtnv lx moved this wi but Uie government continued iu Ufurtiun ol w< is tire reason why eleven districts .....i spent the afternoon wilh ----- | Mr*. I hive already pelUIcned to y>m with ^| lUf ut neur ponderuiu course, unUiaken. hold their Miape for the :ir*t time in Ab’fract Office. location People who uUri to govern ihtin- W)mc centuries; am: •. in iact. armor wiii nt, ’doubt lx* a conuihdated ated by Mr. and Mrs. McClcll/nd and school district Mlu.- must be cabble of absorbing went out ol" ttyle-ta... Angele many. v-„ "**’ daughter# and Mrs.'Clara Day! dated school. w.,~„ ahocks Among the thousand.-, hout requiruig a bohd aliri ts>‘* daughter* spent Sunday; Lx dune wit I people elrulcd to public otbee ,ca vkie the aodt'd school afternoon and evening with Mr. and year, sumo are ci/’.ain to d equipment. That l* Mr.-. J J. Wiilnt* of near Hastings | buiidnuuLTonkt d Hn<l open to pi.dt The pt LrTY-FJVE YEARS AGO TODAY government if mure districts are inMu- Virginia aim Eldcn Day en-! con’.raUmg with or Terfaincd the c E. btiMneM meet-,' With ulflcudn nt Delirn; .-o;,*uiidatea ’mg Friday evt'mijg After the meet:<» ptwious uotui- to.sciiujl nu •;.«ilve grades ol school* ing rcfre^untuita of ice’tfrcaiuiand k'o into Atlanta Caminuiion. Liu- February term ol Cir-.big for the pupfb ol thotc dbtricu, cake were enjoyed. ’ .’ ierr. Should th’c district desire to iitiaci wiih nome lar,.ir unit, such a cca.sulldatcd. or city or viilai.. Riaac *cbwl. and . ' nd it-- pupd. t > -urn*» school.’ Ac: ’ '336 pn iidcs that the district would Hern. .. the three scholar* in grade* from TOMATOES ib. 15c 19 c 4 BANANAS BRUSSEL SPROUTS 15c Red ripe SWIFT’S ORIOLE or ARMOUR’S MELROSE SMOKED HAMS • Flavory, sugar cured, with smooth, .tangy flavor Shank Half lb. PORK LOAF n.rrud’« ,b. PORK SAUSAGE VEAL ROAST BONELESS ib. 14c ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO 3% SALES TAX �THE HASTINGS IUNNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1934 filed, order appointing Admr. en- M. 4 C. Ea:.t Lansing, are Dr and! DELTON. . Mrs. Plrnir, Mt* C M McCreary. Mr. Eloyse Leonard i* still s') COUR T HOUSE NEWS tired. E t Ro*ina Woeber. dec'd. Receipt Mr an<1 Mrs. Albert Hartman. Al. |y on Uw gaih. The tor inh*rli*iioe tax Iliad. . ’ o,en w,M,B’nfc w,d an- alw'mi (he gain PROBATE COURT. i 1>I Gerald B Stanton, et-ul An1,1 - Manley Morri.- rei Two hundred fifty-fuur E*t- Wm R Wickwuv deed. An­ nuid-uecuant n! guardian tiled served at thc father-ton han nua) account u! Adnu. fUed £'■ Bister. Mrs EJlen Earl, at tlu- home fcht William Ckns, dyg'd. Petition school Friday nigh: ---- 1 Est Emma I Barnum. deed. Tes-i tor Admr Hied, petition for special KHlotg -------Admr m<u. nl.<l, oruer order ior lor puuncnyion pub:,.,.)! ... ■'> \\ “ ■ < . M. linumy ut wtUifM filed anmr__................... fur theLn':'." fiihter* and Kalpmazoo ......................................... ssr.. ’^.sss ... ..... ..b. Rcnni-L* MX>ke kiSZ ’ v..,. Mr and Mr- Harold Bur; tkm for1 license -n. Hied, waiver Admr entered. . Kehlutm ot Hastings guv,.- thc ad- noum-e lhe birth ol u linktit Witham J liivenof notice- Bled. ■drcSh ■ vrntoiy filed. fC-.t TlotmiK Doyle, deed. Order Parchment basket udl team will Evi. William Oriis. deed. B ind ot for. widow s allowance enUrwi. • Aixteliil Admr .filed. letters of spe­ play Kcllug ;'s here Friday nr.dit. &»>. Thoma* E Chersebrough..cial adr.imtslration i-v>urd. deed Order dclcrmining and allow­ E»t. Ell A Davis, dee d Bond o! ing tiie tenunbi income, attorney Admr flleu, letters of • administra­ fee* a* charged to prlnciiml. barik tion issued, order limiting settle­ district held their regular monthly ment entered, petition for hearing meeting at the Altofl schorl EiWlad«‘r assigning residue entered claims filed. notice to creditors is­ night. January 19. with a very ii:. Eat. sylvwtcr H. Ui'aiA. dr<;d. Fi- sued. program. Urge attendance ’und .1 • mil account <>! Adtm_JlXil. order-al­ HICKORY CORNERS. lowing account prtvred. discharge of Admr. i».‘uc<L-«taic enrolled. Tiie ’ -progreMfVe Homemakers Eat Mapmitiia Heuter. -jfre’d Waiver of notice tiled, proof of will tiled, order admitting will entered, Mara Mc.'wnger is home bond ol executor filed, Inters testa'.er rvVrral days' vu|t with family ior a nhort. lime. meniary iiuurtl. order .limiting set­ und IrlrtKl, in Kulaniazco Mr. and Mrs cinu Uhr tlement entered. ••d at Utf-ir-<1aught»sr > Mr E't Eli A Davis dec d Petition •• from Kellucg farm wiw» *: Bert PalAier.-. r.e.o MHldh >1 Fsuw r.-' W'-ck mr« tings u day • PAGE FI1 .i Bible question contest in Bruce Bidden and family oi Grand Ila put; were wede end guest. D G T o. Club Will meet inc o.mmunuy meeting at the nes l.icud. Will church Saturday «Hgh'. Sm v.iu well attended. The young peo-fdW pie ut the Gluif Creek neighbor- A j htxxl put oh a very crcdhable pio- To- ick dinner. Tlie gen vited to thin meettni Red Clover Eastern Kentucky Coal BURNS Mr. am! XfrY. -------->r---------Hawns. -----Mr? ria-* Wid’temnrc aiftl Mr.s Ray E LONG AND CLEAN IN^TOVE OR FURNACE Will Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Frank Sage Telephone 2515 $9,000,000 Paid in Claims! Citizens “Rub-a-dub* dub MutualAuto INS.C* M. O. HILL Mother Goose... but not for today’s G ( mothers 15% Operating Profit for the sear of 1,933. 311'/.% l.u-s Ratio. Business increased more than 73% over year ago. Insure u-ilh lire CITIZENS’ MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE COMPANY investing Safely The card til pilot takes a course through lhe known • channels nf safet y, avoiding hazards of strung^ waters. ? The safe course for a financial ins..u.lion is thc one \ charted by knowledge ami experience. . I hiring 41 years .Standard investors have received fair Dividends on their Certificates. .. never a miss... “ never a loss' This record has been gained through long continued nvanagumunt-by officers und directors t who give their undivided time and attention to lhe ’ interests yf our 15.000 certificate holders. . Electric washing puls an end to tin- old tub scrub...ends “washboard hands”...brings new leisure, freedom from wash day drudg­ ery ...and means cleaner doilies that last longer. You gel ease and economy. both ! We Invite Your Inquiry And here’s lhe way to make all this yours: LIMITED OFFER AT THIS PRICE/ • Detroit. .Michigan AU r Hand sia-n The famously popular tiinlly have all burn Coleman' ELECTRIC WASHER Dcliv cred in your home for as little as ry ilmkuk calling on Baldwin MEMBLD .“1 CFLDLRAL HOME IOAN Dorothy OQmn Rexall 31st Birthday nin 6thknow lite'old 1934 UNIVERSAL BIG VALUE Features Howard < J. L. M A LS, Local Repre.-entalive, Hastings, Mich. tin;. Mui- Il Wliitn: CELEBRATION SALE The Volume Buying ol 10,000 Home- Owned Drug Stores Give You These Low Prices! ouchiy, saiely. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS! Ku-l Never before has a Universal been ollcred at this low price: • luruc 'bjliunii type" wringer roll*. NO BREAKING cr BENDIXG snaps or buttons. ONLY ^49cfs? e Mir-iimr tram-miision. no oiling needed. No belt* or pulley*. .NoiselcM. ^Irs. Edward IRiwerhuin Because they want to prove to you the quality and low price* of REXALL Merchandise, ' 10,000 individually owned Rcxall Drug Store* conduct thia great ad­ vertising event. They, as well as the man­ ufacturers, sacrifice their profit* to make possi­ ble these big money-saving values. Their loss is your gain. For you get the regular lull sized packages—fresh standard quality merchandise. MrOMBER Helincy. « home Tin ussed au ay at tlon and D o H LLY GUARANTEED. This big washer value of the day .. . now you can own the BEST at the price of “bargain” models. Don’t wait longer when this Universal is so easy to buy. The time is limited —PROFIT FROM THIS OFFER NOW! SEE IT DEMONSTRATED IN OUR STORE—or PHONE 2305 SPECIAL TERMS ON OTHER UNIVERSAL x 1RONERS and WASHERS Ftnwral McOmber next Sabir- Don't Fear Motherhood CONSUMER S^i POWER COMPANY Ralph. Fu l>orl M E dm Knll -. hniih'1. our F , fidluwliiK b ’«.> n-ct ‘cd the lenrler■ toot pin. Vcrnnn Smrth. Duane hurt einploymi'ii! 'Grcenni’Id Holktr tended tin family man. Clinxnn Brill Thursday night .—Robert Moon. r porter. a II ,nA-t. Notice the Change m tlie dale from Hie previous announcement, A line crowd was present ut the Thufsd#y. Irene Iir< Katherine and Hewn dinner. '? Mil . Mgry Tounsciid Iman, served a line pr rzram a number A Carnival of Bigger and BETTER Bargains! And you get tremendous saving*. All in order to show you that Rexall merchandise will please you. Don’t inis* this event! 125 Big Money-Savers for you. Safe Deposit Costs . . . Sale lasts all the month of'February. CARVETH & STEBBINS l he REXALL STORE GOODS DELIVERED man, an otgau scio by Allee Chase See large hand bill for full list of items. TELEPHONE 2131 �Tiir ni<n\«;< PAGE SIX banner. weHntmiw rrnitc-abv imi Dtiirru OUR HATCHERY LEADING IN THE 1934 EGG RACE We wilt orzant/c .-, Chris’ inn F dcjvor .1’ rhe Eu-'' Balhmotr Unit Bre'hmi church tw*l Sunday «-i FtitHnan T-m lliitlnuin accompanied I The Splendid Record of BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANIES in desirable forms o (investment. representing millions of dollars are grttfrdrd by wise and effective laws- safe* May we furnish you with information about "National” shares? ®11£ Rational 7Conl1 & f nurstment (tTompniu; 1IM Griswold St.. Detroit, Mkh. Drtralt't OHmi BulUlnc and Uu AuocHlItu J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. Tom Hoflm-ir Xo. 19131. TREASURY DEPARTMENT RFHCE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY. COAL You Get HEAT With Some Coal You Get More Heat . . . The Coal That Gives the Most Heat Is Generally the CHEAPEST! I lowevt^, we have low priced coal that gives lots of heat; Don't be discotiraged with your heating costs, come and see what we can do for you. _ Prompt and painstaking delivery that occasions no annoyance. Smith Brothers Velte & Company Poultry and Stock Fiedt TELPEHONE 2257 Coal, Lime, Cement HASTINGS, MICH. :ii rnwi: Want to Bu^or Sei!? Try Our Want Column Lum and We Are Offering An Attractive List of Used Cars This Week Each one is priced right and guaranteed to be as represented One FORD V-8 1932 DE LUX TUDOR, in first class condition, a car you will be CQ7E pleased to drive, at only . ____ /_ [ w line t<> burn both of her !v by spilling hot beef, hem. Lamins. . Mi -. Emm.t Wallace was a, Grund Rapid.-, visitor Thursday. • Mrs L..-AI- Umbauaii of Hastings ndmtx-r vt yrars. . ry Ahdru* of tiP: recciitlv dint abk to .bl* iunth Thursday HOPE CENTER. ■ All remember th/.. tatUrs* An! Mr. and- Mrs. Leon Benedict hr.d meeting a: Mr and Mr;- Guy Na- ■ son of Cedar Creek Mr and Mr.- Thunder o! tins ur<k A’.«-> thr Frank ..............T Clare Tester and -on ot Hastings’■»cod bee at L‘- or. Beck . Thun- • n ; • ■• spent Sunday at the McDermv.t day for the M E church d->‘ a:-. • home ■ Mrs. Wm. Crockford entertained Mr Mr and Mrs Karie Gate* of Ckn •her daughter from Sheridan part Tbeima T. erdale and Mrs Jennie Warner of of last week. -pent : Delton spent Sunday e-.emnfat the Ed Henr.ry of near Freeport parenMFred Ashby home \ »pent part o! thc post week -ajth Mr ' Mrs Kate William! Is quite jwcr- hts nephew Fred Hchney. and fam* ■ i;< . ly »nln. 1 Uy. < 4ii-st Ollvcr Whipple and •! Augusta . ViMttd d family Sunday. FOoxc. who is under ‘this writing P.i.v. Fred Hom and brother. Frank Horn, called on their sister. ■Mrs. Carrie Smith, of Hasting Monday afternoon. • Mila Ashby und George Kenvon j. Ha ••.in,-. F: Iglil und al! enjoyed tin* mil- ,1'-d her penile. Mr. und Mrs. Kenrev of Nashville Sunday. Mr. and Mr- Monte- Replogic en!■ rtalm-d Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cc<•11 Ohr and children ol Freeport. Mr and Mrs. Calvin Powell and Mr. .n-.d Mr.- Wm. Kidder and children of Hastings, j’ Mbs Gladys Laubaugh spent last ‘week with Mrs. Thompson of Shultz. Mr. and Mrs George Ransom enteriained Mr and Mrs. Jack Thomp­ son of Delton. Sunday. Arkansas Gazette: Another of the annoying persons who whistles at ■ their work.Is thc traffic cop. One FQRD V-8 1932 DE LUX TUDOR, fine condition, with Radio, at only . EQ7E fw One 1932 FORD MODEL A. 4 cylinder TUDOR, good condition, a bargain, at (TQQE Two 1929 FORD MODEL A TUDORS, good mechanical condition, each' only 4E ^IIO One 1927 LINCOLN, a big, luxurious car in good condition, 6 tires, good finish, £ <a at only -------------------------------- - -------------- |w On.- 1928 6-Cyl. FOUR DOOR WHIPPET SEDAN, an excellent buy at only . JAr vVv FORD 1S-PLATE BATTERIES General and Corduroy Tires and Accessories Universal Garage Co. FORD DEALERS Hastings Michigan �Suiiduj Social Events and Personal Mention Co»« Edgar Thoma* of Dayton. Ohio. Maurice j, J rcuuiT Pender was. wo* in uru.iii Detroi Mjv. Uecu Perry was home from *pcnt jhe week end here with Mrs Monday • Lmumg over lhe week end. and Tuesday of this wedk on bu*ine*n . Min Barbara Wilcox was home Tlioinn* and other reisnives M.» Clyde Wilcox and Mr* Glen »«m» uow iM..Kr । Mr und Mr*.- George Robimbn Brower saw "Green PiutuYcs ir. Grund Rapid* weir week end •pent Thursday in Grand Rapids Buttle Creek Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs-' Ray Blanch were Mr and Mrs Keith Fulhr. Mn. Pender and wile. . in Detroit on 'ruesday on btUinec*. L«-uirTulhurit and Mrs Clare Dc-‘ Mr*. Allen Pender arrived home Lyman Chamberlain of Charlotte Con were tn Detroit on Friday , v.iw, in the city on Munday kreldintf Mm. Herbert Blhlmti Visited Mr Saturday utter a four<week/.’'treat; und Mr*. Sterling Zerbd of Kala • j: Rapid.', Ior arthrllr. inazoo from Friday till Tuesday. , ...... „. Woodbume .. m, Mrs ’ Mr and Mn I lG ‘1. Benton " -----anil riiy Tn Monday calling on friend* Mis n A W. and John go to lamning Friday Juim Engel raiK< < ku «•’ iummiiik muuy to ui *y :: r* mother. - Mr*. Wakeham. of Batatts::d a Prtabykrlal '*k u Sunday l ue-’.. of An Mta Charlotte BCMmrr Ann .attend Presbyter lai board meet- lIe Uc Cr, Creek ln( . ana Mr.Uuirenic Barnet'., Arbor »penl Sunday with Dr and Mrs K. J. Pratt were in < Mr. and Mrs Edwin Bayh-.* unit Airs Albert' ) Hubbard Battle Creek Monday night and saw Mr and Mr.. Sterling R-sm. u< .e visited Mi .indjrfu Albert Hubiiard •Gnvn Pastures'* at the INmi thc«-|gucaU of Mr and Mr I nd Benof IX-tioit ^xrt^Sumlay. ■ «-r. .nctt of St Johti;. <>n Thur d.i;. Mr mid'Mi- Gvrshmn Sevyrniu.-^ Mr and Mr. W L. Shuibers and 1I 'James Wood, who was called nere are moving this week tn then new Mr.s Ularu .Hu!>- wen- guenU of Mr h .... ... h iiiir near Mlddlt-.viile . mid Mr*. Gordon Clement ot Held-: Liw' Wood, n tunied to Mi- es Hilda Weimr and Beatrice ing on Sunday. | In Si-nica FulL. N Y oi: Mr? mid Mr.s. Charles Pott* and) c'alU-n. at Mr. Erm' near Belding on Sunday M. MW Mr. W.ir«l C.r«r \ir ?.!<.v. Clwrlutt’" Hubbard returned ■Own at nun, Crokjp,,,,,.., {„a M, . on Sundiiv to her studu1. at Junior Monday welling. dcr-mid daughter <rt Bm Mr. and Mr* Th«. Clark of Kai- f\ r ‘ College m Grand Rapid* • R" i Win C Gi .irhart Ji.rr la-en amiizho Visited, thciy aunts. Misaes . j0. H|I'K1‘'' w’’ conducting revival •ervicex at Unwm Elizabeth. Catherine and Rair: b’1-"1*?,, Clark, on Saturday. o?,?‘ W ! ‘1!" , Al‘.h Muir and ll..rk> Boyl.ni U’ei■ • I come .-or ano .mi. num; aim.,’,.!- ar■ companies by .Mr. and Mr? (Jail llLIglittoot ot Fre«|K>rt. ..!«■ in Detrm" i today on business at the Veteran.. Bureau I Mr and Mr*‘ Harley Tinkler an-i [.Mbs Ida Tinkler of Grand "Rapid. A Quarter Century a . .England yachting costume*; Mr ' and. Mr*. Martin Van Debcn. bucA COLORFUL EVENT i-an-cr and Betsey Rota; Mr. and 'Mrs. Gidley. clown and Spanish hes of Many Nations Copy. Mbs Julia Durkee.. Burmese Periods Represented ' i '• and Franki';" Mr and by Masqueraders ML>. Ralph Hess. Colonial cpuple; Mrs Sidney French. JajMiiese lady. ’ .Many mop? came marked but du! not attempt any deflnttd.e<Mtume-ef- CIVIC PLAY PARTY Burr Clar't — --- : , . ,UHl . ia' . „ , 11 Albert Craig" and i "1. (|f Ma||., u Federal Deposit Insurance HAS LEADING ROLE IN TEMPERANCE PLAY Mrs. Butty Caine Appearing Wilh Grand Bnpids Civ a U'diiich’s Club Players Next W. BOY SCOUTS Celebrate the 2-lth unniversary of their organization's found­ ing ... Eebruary Sth to 15th. rogress BARKY COUNTY’S ONLY ■m Sunday and called on Mr. and William Tmjdir. Kuton Raplp.- MORRIS O. HILL, Hasting.* JOHN II. UTZ, Hatting* JERRY ANDRUS. Hatting* KEN BRAENDLE, Freeport ' berry, who I art [gun Shite police Clothing & Shoes for Men & boys SIX CANDIDATES INI­ TIATED FRIDAY KIGHT State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. bomb brncn to* church bt . flint, mich. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Super . Dcgrci Exunipi ’Gibiuni Cui •Jdx. lain Mi.: [day cvining. the player Mrs Mmsiiall maz<M and Mi* ■- Sunday REED'S DRUG STORE THE JUNIOR CLASS listings Mich., presents a Comedy Drama MRS 0- 0. WALTON HEADS LOCAL PLAYERS “WHY BE RICH” Wall Paper - . Bar"n it A^.itn N.an» d Director id'AniiUiil Meet­ ing'Friday Start Planning Your Spring Decorating NOW ’ CENTRAL AUDITORIUM Friday, Feb. 9 8 o’Clock, p. m. New 1934 Wail Paper Now in Stock— High Grade, Color Fa»t Pattern* 15c to 45c Double Roll is a number Birth were la Grace church Grund Rapid All other suats IO cents, if purchased before Friday noon. After that time, 15 cents. Paint spent Suialny with hii; and Mn. <■ W Mtxct tings i.s pn-.idiirt ot tl road and Republican E' puny of SI Jo—ph. M Yam* girl; and lady •>! th' I Mr*- L.laahl cow and buij MOORE’S Paints and Varnishes For Wood Work and Floors al New Shades in Interior Paint. Quality Paints at Eair Prices; High • Betty PERFECT GREASE JOE Ls f Mi- and Mrs limn", and Dal>s Aiken Em u. ;d Colonia! WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION! TRADE HERE AND SAVE on your car! Friday, Feb. 9 Various parts of your auto needs SPECIAL KINDS of grease if you are to obtain the maximum of service We are properly equipped to give your car u.e sort of a grease job needed to obtainjthe longest , mileage, service, smoothest operation and the GREATEST riding comfort % ... and GREATER SAFETY! Let Us Grease Your Car! Saturday, Feb. 10 Cookies Chocajale Pecan, Lb. asc Post Toasties Large Package IX'/zc Cake Flour Suantdown Bax 25He 2 For 49c Rex Mineral Water Softener Lg. Bor »9c Pineapple 2 c“ X 35c end ’meeting wdi be ; rard s on Thur, d; . Dole's Crushed or Sliced Post Bran Flakes Toilet Tissue If Your Eyes Tire held Thurui. Mi s Charlotte Hubbard tnintd seven friend-. Friday at a put luck ;Up)mr. then nk delight! »• Chib. M Phone 2240 Corner of Jefferson and Court Sts. Hastings If'.c Shoulder L. V. BESSMER Mr. and Mr.. Forrvm. wish to. announce the t ■<>f their daugtitr-r Caiol' i.o-t Eilduc.'liiduua. is;c bi or Whole only. Nothing but good can result from the above ud- Ave Birthdoy club on Tut alay evening . Mr.’. C. D. Bauer, aixtecii I . 11 I mid a-valentine party were vnj 1W3 Z9c 17c Armour', Star By The Piece Lb. Beef Steak High achmi. Ron, MEAT MARKET SPECIALS Kami BaCOU Pork Steak ANDRUS SERVICE 3 3 EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Phone 2634 it bridge KcipMhitd by the UoittM, Hasting* We Delic.r TAe BIG■ Lilli. Start Phon. U»l �TITF nASTIKfiS BANNER. WEDNESDAY.. FEBRl’ARi PAGE EIGHT 1M4 inn to Barry Co. soon after they were married and residing here ever since. They enjoyed a happy mar- MARTIN CORNERS. " w!j. CARDS of THANKS GRANGE PROGRAMS WANTS taken by death Feb. 20 iitto ONE CENT A WORD. NQ ADVER- ,.(,niplislvd. the. Indies tying TTBEMENT FOR LESS TT ------- •- Guaranteed T .Fitting Seryii Li.-.: •.! anteed to hold- thc rupture JuiUnent for you. Let ut thow you the New Akron Trus* feature • ‘Selective -Pressure Control". Nothing else like B.A.LtSARKER.r^fO. ^HASTINGS MICHIGAN Our Service ■ . Z reyixo GRANGE KO THE CH UR CHE YANKEE SPRINGS CHURCU NEWS CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. ■ ■»-j *- -d______ -_________ "t/. ' ;■ ; "■ and tp'.endld lasting value. eJean bunting quality and a luw a»h content that makr-e a Satisfied customer with months and twenty-eight days, after an Hines.-, ol lour weeks. Surviviim her are three siaunv and two broth­ eta. Lettie Hulliberger. Grace Brox.iiit, Laura McNughion. Shirley and Warren stadi-l. May Allerdiilg wwi born tn 187G in Jackson county near Chelsea. Mich. She was united in marriage in September I89tl to Dan­ iel AlleidinK. who preceded her in death thirteen years. To this maruage were'bom one daughter and >wo sons. Florence ol Ann Arbor. FoiTej.; .inti Daniel Alltrdint Grand Rapids. Michigan. ment in Freeport We Ic.ure Hara**. Honrehold Goode. Private Garage* at LOW RATES - 40* Ktlaniaro# N«I. Bank Bldg. A Herat Ccrapany Organlred 187t. J. L MAUS. Local ReprcvenUUre. Haatuig*. Mlcb. . tide you over a fairly long period of sub-yrro weather— NOW is the time to do something about it. OBITI'AKY. Mrs, May Atlcrding passed away at 8t. Joseph hospital. Ann Aibwr. Michigan. January -29th. 1934. -at KI , To PROTECT You Comtantly Adjuat Fairly Pay Promptly in your coal bin Just us hently us through the night The steady stars shine on; Just is sollly as spring I«-uavs come Or-snow flakes whiten.lhe *xt; ‘ Passed he out from an earthly home Into rhe home of God. l'.. : Tb^.-Prekription Drug Store Watch that DANGER LINE” children, ten of whom are living. He leave* to mourn their loss, Mx sons, tour daughters, twelve granddaugn•• tor*, three grand-sons und maiiy ( iriends, He wu«,n very loving hihr band and lather and a kind neigh­ bor. Jus: as gently as-fades the light remote from your home the possibility of having in.id«-- EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Flour, Feed, Coal, Cement, Lime, Brick, Tile HASTINGS. MICH. Farm Implement* TELEPHONE 2118 'j.': LOWENS MII.U CHURCH. C. THOMAS STORES GEO. M. NEWTON ■ HASTINGS PRESBYTERIANS OBSERVE LINCOLN'S BIRTH jewelty and Specta.lt K» pairing Ca*h fa: Old Gold. Let Georg* Do It! ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW STORE Saturday, February 10 at 8 a. m. 1 Wrecking 1930 ► Model A Ford ► 4 < < <1 ◄ ◄ ,*<, At 128 W. STATE ST., HASTINGS CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. OUR GUARANTEE ---- ' ---- PARTS FOR ALL CARS lint ownership. manage- of Marketing Satisfaction BODY GLASS INSTALLED ► WHILE YOU WAIT► I ► ► ► EVERYDAY Not "btrgM ' ’ hc PRICES 01 two saving* hope, remember favorably our old Thoma extend a frlelidh 2. GUARANTEED QUALITY. Ejr cry artu-la sold aunt b» enact- 4 -GLENN F. LAUBAUGH ► 4 4 EMMANUEL CHURCH. (EPISCOPAL! McNulty. D. D.. B?ctor TeL 2521 i* different and which mean* food rrunnmv fu member the date: SATL'Itll - ITEMIZED CASH REGISTER RECEIPT. Ei.ti lU-u ..( your 6 66 All Price* Include Sate* Tax COMPETENT. COURTEOUS FOOD SALESMEN tv »etv» run iiittlUgeuty. making your loot teltcUou eitle: Liquid. Tablet*. Stir*. Nom Dropi Check. Calde £trl day Headache. CHEESE Wisconsin Full Cream. Fine Laxative and Tonic Men Speedy Metafile* Known Delightful Flavor. To introduce you to our Special Tea and Coffee, Saturday only we arc offering WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH rnrrrr 1U -i LU F T L.L. lb 1 ifC FREE! Special Green Japan tea ^bff? Thomas Special irt, Paator 401 E St»t» Road Hatting* Church. AUCTIONEERING High rim ^service. N, lion 'guaranteed. A i:> comi; <;PAN.;r BAI'TIST < iiUI.< H SUGAR ^^"ula‘td 10 "»• 46c 5c POWDERED BROWN SUGAR Attention Farmers Veit man't Vanilla Wafer*, Cocoanut Han, Dutch Spice, Butler Start and Others ' COOKIES Hon Ica:» from the Crisp Sodas, Hawkeye CRACKERS E P REYNOLDS. SecrtUry OBITrARY. passed away at hl« ewnlnpi Jan 22. F1RBT METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH WANTED 17c Soft and Porout. lour months «nd ten days. Dryer was Uirji Sept. 12. 1832 r'tnb Co . Michigan. He was ‘.arrmcv to Phoebe SeaW4 nt Memphis, com- toll. LuilJitiMi, timber, birgein trice, J. M. M.-FARREN PRUNES eoaosi.. ib. 10c J "■ 10c 2 lb. box jsk- RAISINS 7c 4 it. 28c APRICOTS Fancy Dried Ib. “Best Yet" Kansas Ware/ Wheat, All Purpose Flour Z"N f T F| I* I .( J I J AN. IN A 18c 17c 87c We guarantee this flour to satisfy your baking needs. Try it at our risk! HASTINGS MARKETS Cerreettd Wtdn Are Your Deposits Insured? Metta tod Hide*. HASTINGS PARISH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Bey. C M Cnr.klin NATIONAL BANK HASTINGS 1-. -fully in. oleo c™' 3 For Cooking or Table Ute JELLO p«*. NATIVE IOWA HORSES FOP. HALE. ALSO TWO CARS GOOD BREEDING EWES. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. 8CIENTU Ccr. Church tnd Ctttttr Street* HARRY BALt. nr.?! , i or. i "nt ;i vrw.-. CHUROQ OP THE NAgARBNE. Bulldlnt ^1 tribute we could ev-r ash Tfaris to wr ftiedt Cleo Montgomery is spending a few days visiting relatives at Bat­ CHURCH OF tle Creek. As there has been no fee put up in this vicinity thU year all iiands are busy th» Mowhay morning getting the ice up before the weather changes. Mlles Andrus received the sad , news that hts fattier had passed 'away at Nebraska h" and11 w? thee.££ body CHARLES H. ONARD VbftS? Ditliactie. Funeral Service our sympathy. » Aire AataUaca Btrvtce ! Mr antl Mfs. Wayne Christopher IfatUsg*. Phaat 2417 or >4(1 «r uos *rre in Lansing one day laM week. CHRIST. COATS DROVE. HABTINOS CITY MISSION. Ftlrheld. low; GEORGE’S SHOE REPAIRING and HAT CLEANING SHOP Ladle*’ Soles, electric vulcani/cd. nu naih to both- Crtre er your feet—Sole* OUC Men** Work Shoes, soles and. rubber heel*, four S^ ~— months guaranteed DRESS SOLES Ji’ PANCAKE FLOUR 5^ 22c Sell-Riiing PINEAPPLE Nco.n 14c No. 2!J Can 18> TOMATOES Odetta Crfam o'Sarden Choice Hand Packed. Solid < Pack. Like Freth Tomatoe* KJ No. 21 Can, J for 29c JOHNST1WN CAUCUS APPLE BUTTER 17c Muttelman'e. Rich and Spidg. 38 oz. Jart. SYRUP PANCAKE 23c 32-Ounce Bottle T-H s CAUCUS NOTICES I ORANGEVILLE TOWNSHIP CAUCUS 5c America** Mott Famout Detteri Dole Punch Bowl. Broken Slices NOTICE TO 25c I pound 9e BOYS» SOLES k> 1.25 65c 5Qc SHOES DYED—Me I Can 10c F) n fBdl Cans 1 No. 2 Can 9c FIG BARS 3 W.ll F.ll.d 25c Lima Beans is. 9c Dry -------------- FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES FOULD’S caroai, Headier Spaihrlti m ' PORK and BEANS 16-i 3 Cai 14c Campbell'* irr Tomato Sauce 1 pk|’’ * OC CORN MEAL Buckeya.Pure lb. 1 Q Cold, Yellow O *>•« IOC SAR-A-LEE Salad Dretting Finetl Ingredient* <‘1*’ QQr* O. K.SOAP r±L 6 -23c A Full and Complete Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-02-14.pdf 2fc745e8701d37660805bd01edd41000 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR OICTIKIIHTISING BOOKLET 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 14, 1934 The Welfare of the Children Should f niM||\|P QIIRRF’nBe First Consideration in Planning T nip nr nnrpmu Better School Advantages for Them I u lid Ui E ntdllJLli I DR. E. G. DUNNING TO BE SPEAKER PAGES 1 to 8 OVER 13.000 CORDED IN CENSUS HEAD TAX MUST BE PAID,<X MARCH 1 Number 42 NIR.nDENMDDESERVEDTBBUTE Coming to Hastings Brother County Clerk Reid Gets Inhood Meeting Next *Monslructions From Old Age day Evening Pension Bureau HASTINGS MANRU. CO. IS­ BOY SCOUTS PLAN CITY­ IT IS OVER 1,000 SHORT Members Of the Hastings Broth-’ County Clerk T. s. K Reid went RICHARD AND CHESTER SUES ANNOUNCEMENT WIDE CANVASS FOR SAT­ erhood will not forget the Febru­ OF ESTIMATE FOR MESSER DID MUCH to Lansing (Friday to get furtlicr in-: Pt’o/j/c From Severul Rural School Diskids ary meeting in the social room; of HruCtions from the State Old Age FOR JOBBERS URDAY FORENOON COUNTY FOR HASTINGS Heard Act 236 Explained. Representative the Methodist churdfi next Monday pension Bureau. He was informed that only two comities in Michigan night No one should n»t--> this Parker, Mrs. Smith And J. C. Ketcham Spoke ’ EVERY RESIDENT IS meeting The speaker will be Dr. CENSUS TAKEN FOR OLD had reported a higher percentage of' THEIR AID SECURED PISTON RINGS ARE E. G. Dunning, pastor id the First ' refji.-tration thttn Barry- So far 2,-i A PROFITABLE LINE Sixty or seventy persons' from county He emphasized tlje advan­ .URGED TO CO-OPERATE Presbyterian church of Kalamazoo, AGE PENSION TAX 119,(MX) persons been regts- MOST OF OUR FACTORIES rural school districts in Rutland. tages of the mqinial training, do­ tered in the stLte. Tlic estimated and Jj ifpeukrr of state-wide rejmiHaslUlg-i township, and Baltimore mestic science and agricultural • Company Planning Extensive met in the court room Thursday training 'given', in twelve grade Contributions of Fuel, Food, tatiuri Many hem his sermons re­ Very Small Amount Of the laimber is 3.000.000. According to They Backed Them Loyally try Sunday over the radio and they »• terna of the law the K 00 head Advertising Campaign in i night for the purpose of having Act schools especially stressing the Furniture, Clothing, Etc., Head Tax Has Been With Their Ample t"x of those wla> registered must lx. can testify to his fine ability as a 'No. XMJ. -paz-M-d .i; tne rreem special value ol Hie health work carried, on Magazines and Papers speaker. paid on or before March 1, 1934 Paid So Far Arc Desired Means session of the Michigan legislature, by the Kellogg Foundation in con­ ,Aft«-r that there will be a penalty The sqpper .■quad for that evcexplained to th'rn nection with the public schools of All* wlm heard the uddrc.vs by Same time ago 'be Banner men- ■ attached. Tlie writer was greatly plrwaed County School commissioner; Mrs. thta county President Frauklin Roosevelt on captain, with t!w following other when Emil Tyden. wha-ie addn xs at announcement, shut rjxia inches, Maude Smith who ha-’. '-tudictl the Former Congressman K«*tc)iam Saturday and In- challenge to the Barry county. 21 years ot age and the Rotary Club wc mentioned hurt .sent to Ha jobbers by the Hastings law tlmroughly, mentioned several Was also present and. when called Boy Scout*, of America, will be in­ members C. F Angell. L L Car­ older, was being taken-as a part at week, took the opportunity to pay Manufacturing coihimny. -setting matters pertaining to it. Represen- on, gave a very timely talk on the terested In Ute.work the Scout*, of roll, Jahn Dell. Wm. Koble. Elmer the program for Old Age Pensions. ' a • dewnt-d tribute to Richard and •forth ttv pluiir. of the company for tame charle.- F Parker of Middle­ urgent need at the . best [jo&ible this city and guilty are panning A 1933 law provides .these pensionsf ; Chester Mwrr for Uielr part in Eiwiiin'. Bert Newland. Boyd Payne. ville. who undenytood the provisions school advantages for ull children.. for this wet-k. At ;t meeting of for oe.M rving ja-oplr ^evenly years of * building up the Seal factory, parof the law and the sentiments in He. aid he laid always )uY;a*d that Scout Masters held on Saturday age or oidT. w1h> meet the require­ ■ ttcular credit being due to Richard and Gcfsham -the mind-, U the legislator? who the time might come when every afternoon, arrangements were made ments ol the county Old Age pen­ Mewcr. who induced Mr. Tyden to company fur lfrj3 were more passed it. Vxplulli'ul the alm o' rural child .would have the same for the collicti' n of food, clothing, non board. The law requires that come td Hastingr. and establish the ii doubt'* those, of any previous •chool advantages that are of-’ fuel, furniture and any other arti­ industry here, instead of .selling his and that an even tnon* ug- the advantages ot a twelve' grade fend to children in cities ’ TWO HUNDRED TEN BOY patent and allowing somebody else cles that might be contributi’d for J hull JM sJvr campaign will be carried on school might . be given, wherever . Burry county already has, two up- the. um* of thoM* who are needy. A fund. to make thexrar seal in another city. SCOUTS MOBILIZED IN iMM-sible. t« tvery rural school pupil to-date consolidated sch-.sul.s. one at house to hous'e ranvn*-; will be made The writer is in u position 'to reived from jobber*, are shown, BARRY COUNTY Mr Parker said th.il Middleville and the oilier al Wool­ by the Scouts and leader.;, with know ho.w much the city of Hu.*itlng» the supervisors' districts qt the which testify'to the fact that .the' Barry county i exceediagiy lortu- land. With a very little enlargement. trucks, beginning a’ eight o'clock .owes to Chester and Richard Mer,county ami tln-tr work iw; filially, jobber "were delighted with . Hun­ nat’e in having the Kellogg Foundu- each ol these could care for several Saturday morning. Feby. 17. The been completed. There was a great ’ J5rr for getting factories established tings piston rings, and found them a1 tian so deeply interested in this sub- more districts in adjoining town- articles given will IX- then stored in here and-putting them on a sound, deal of misunderstanding about the HEARD PRESIDENT profitable fine to handle |ect and willing to cooperate with -ships. Nusfiville and Delton seem the rooms used by the Emergency SUFFOCATED AND BURN­ law and not a little prejudice ROOSEVELT'S ADDRESS profitable, business basis. The company will carry out this' our people, but unwilling to attempt-well assured ol consolidated school Welfare Relief Commission ’on No. At the time when Chester and against it. -.a that1 the work of the ED IN TANK ON SAT­ year an extensive advertising ram- to further any project which the buildings and equipment, which will Michigan Ave. to be used when the Messer b-came Interested ; Various Troops Having Ral- Ricliard URDAY MORNING ■p.ilgn in the Saturday Evening Post,-•' peopUt do not want The fact. too. br- mnirfe to take core, not only of cal) comes in manufacturing here we had the Collier'*;, the Country Gentleman' that federal aid I., now possible'is a th'* district.*! ih Barry and Castleton Tlie co-operation of all the rest-, info: mat ion rtfltiired for the filling: lies and Suppers With Par­ following four factory plants: The and in Time iniqpizinr. .several1 matter of special value to Barry townSiiips. but also .-.cverai nj|>re in dents ot the city, the schools. Judges, old Hastings Furniture Comany. aitout of the cards .which the census ATTEMPTS AT RESCUE ents as Guests trade paper.-. and magazines, beside*‘ c-iunty. He though', it the p-opie ot' adjoining townships it sijrms prob- clubs, patriotic 'organizations, the uated^where the Bookcase Company the direct campaign it carries on1 tins county are awake to their op- able that these school*, wall lx* built churches, etc.. Is asked In making WERE UNSUCCESSFUL each person includ'd in the erpsur. Observance of the twenty-fourth plant now stand', the Hustings Ta­ portunitics, that*’ Harry county ut Delton and Nu-shvillc in 1934. and this drivr u success. The city has Our rcadets will be interested in। birthday of the organization of th<* ble CqmiKUiy; the American Wool Tin- [x'piilunty of Hustings piston might bt'comc the first one in the that they will be able to lake care of been divided uccoFding to precincts I Boy Scouts in the United 8talM Boot Company aiut the Michigan report-of this census lor each of rings L. hown by the fact that De­ .state <4 Michigan to give the op- -wimt would l>* the equivalent of the as follows: First ward. Troop 72. Had Been Thawing Ice From the the townships and this city, which ls, started on Saturday. At eleven- Whip Company. All had inadequate cember 1933 and January 1934. |H>rtunitii-s o( 12 grades <>t school school needs of five towiuhips. Harvey Binge.s.s and Fred Ballance, Water -Tank Housed in • shirty o'clock whistles were blown capita). The furniture rotjipany had as follows: education to every rural child in the 'Conilimed on page slxi lenders; Precinct 1, Second ward. rivcHhip and ASSYRIA—Total number off and bells rung in this city as a sig­ gone tt a Small Shed monilis m the pMoti ring business. ’ nal to the Scouts to mobilize at Sea Scout Ship No. I (Hl. Ru.'ssell Paul Cridfrr. who lived one and signed cards 5<O; 14 gave iiifonnu-. their, meeting places. They then showed large merws over if year Cleveland, leader: Precinct 2, Sec­ miles west of Middleville ttun but refuM-d to .sign cards, mak­ came to the court, house where a DELINQUENT TAXES ond Word, Troop 75. Charles Anna- one-half arly all ing a total number of cards 554 of salesmen. who arc gbliiK out after bie and Sterling Roger; leader..; was fatally burned Saturday morn­ Tjirec- jwnwn,- refused to give any. program was enjoyed and the ad­ plant the busiiiii-.,s with their lighting ARE DISTRIBUTED Third ward. Troop 73. Earl Pajma- ing. alter In* had been : uthx at<-d in mfonnution. Total number m town­. dress of President Franklin Rorerthe she'd . covering a windmill water . velt lij-ard, a radio being loaned bv tler. leader: Precinct 1. Fourth tank. He wax attempting to extin­ ship accounted tor m'-tlps census Co. Treasurer Maus Sends ward. Troop 74, A. L Brown, lead­ : 557 The atnte Old Age Pension .bu­. John Bulling & Son for the ocraer; PBccinct 2. Fourth ward. Troop guish .)«■ flames ip the riled. reau had estimated 017. • . sion. In the whole county 210 Checks to City, Villages Manufuc-' 71. T S. K Reid, 8 M. Members BALTIMORE --Signed .cards num .■ scouts were mobilized in five differ­ ent places, many Troops being w» and Townships •C.-.ntinued on page 9. part 2> the Jol>b?r and tile, garage man. CORN-HOG scattered that it waa impossible tor REDUCTION ; County Treasurer Mays has dis- rooms on :.<> Michigan Ave. with afternoon and e.rning by buikhn*:: Everybody m Hastings will wksh the them to get to their meeting place* the other Scouts and will be divided a tire about Uic tank. He evidently factory a tine growth tn 1U. bivdiiexs PROGRAMS BEING WELL ■ Iribuied the delinquent taxes which among tin- various Troops, assist­ thought that he had put out ail the BRIGGS CHURCH IN This cut down the number con»ki'he received during the months'of in 1934 The company more Hum : fire, but • probably ’ .•■ome smolder ­ ATTENDED , ' November and December ’Hie state ing with the work NEED OF REPAIRS -1 erabiy. doubl'xl the number ot its employees embers escaped his notice. He All listened eagerly to the PresiHoum wives, who have conlrlbu- ,■had packed around the tank loose received its iwrtlon and the county in 1JIJ3. We woujd alt like to see I its part of these delinquent taxer,. lions to make, are asked to place > materials ne hafl gathered from the Members Will Hold a “Com-. ' dent’s message and the boys, are ninny more* added to ij - pay n»JI PRODUCERS CHOOSE LO­ entering enthusiastically into the Hasting their parcels on the flout porch of 'The amount m ni to the township. this year. The company employed pile, consisting mostly of plans being made by the Bcoubnu* mutnly Auction ' Some CAL COMMITTEEMEN Idly and village treasurers for their home, and the Scouts will (manure over 20(1 at the high point ot its 1934 Jlraw. which was water-soaked; It is terx to carry out the suggestions (township, village and city taxes: Rather up the donations,, It is hoped believed the smoldering embers Timo This Month given in the address. -Other speukthin- may be a very' generous re- -underneath finally communicated to County Educational Meetings ■ were as follows: YOUNG PEOPLE'S CON­ One of the old churches of. As-1 ■ ers were Walter Head, who introsnonse to this appeal made by pres­ the material he had put around the to Close This Week Says 1! City' of Hastings ONION GROWERS • , duced the president, and Jas. E ; ident .Roosevelt on Saturday, and tank to keep it from freezing : yria township is known ax the ■ Village of Frceiiort FERENCE ON SATURDAY the Scouts will greatly appreciate again, and that the fire had grhd- ’’Briggs Churcl;. ’ near Lopey. Iti West, who explained hu idea of how ' County Agent Foster |I Village ol Nashville TO HEAR ADDRESS 75,83 Deeds a'lot of repairs. The congre­• the suggestions of President Roose, your interest and co-operation. This County Agent Foster reports the,, Assyria gation do not feel able to supply veil could be worked out. Music Dean D. M. Trout of Hills­ Dr. Paul Harmer Will Also ।Com-Hog reduction program pro­ Maple Grove 384 58 •'•■*♦ ">-'**»■“■ : M XL 'J.x JXk SBUTtoy the money necessary for paying the* was furnished by the United States . 153 AO dale College to Direct Meet Muck Crop^Paritters ' grossing very well, in spite of thq Castleton .... cost of.siK*h reiiiirs; so a novel plan; Marine band. Another article tn 'Woodland . 232 05 : morning Mr. Crldler discovered has been devised. A "Communityr * this issue gives the plans for this: the Discussions Dates Feb. 20—21 ' extreme cold weather of last week in Johnstown . . 107 66 SPECIALISTS WILL I smoke rolling out of the windmill Auction” will be held., at which ey-■ I[ cl£l . , , „ . D*® 1* D. M. Trout, head ot Dean of th* the Baltimore . 230.11 ■ Dr Paul Hanner, sjx-ctallst in , nearly every case Mr. Foster re­ erything from podcat combs to farm1 Ol ?P7‘a* w‘ Saturday Psychology department at Hlllsdate mRClIR^ UnRCFR sll“l 8,1 ™''" 1 . 183.70 । muck soils, will hold two meetings ports a good turnout of Interested Carlton UloUUoo nUnoto down into the cement water t.ihk to I)ltKjUC( ..U,A1w p b.^Id. t. . .... produce w ‘ The net rei : were the Scout windows and demoncollege. wUl direct the dlscuuiong with inuck crop farmers of Barry farmers. Educational meetings a't. Barry Giunoro <31 mu m n break t he ice and scoop water otit of turns a-jn be used to make repairs I rations, the merchants cooperating and address the delegates to the Hope county, on Tuesday. Feb. 20th. Dr. which Hu* plan was discussed have owners Should Hear Talks it onto the burning Straw surround- 0I1 the cJrurcli. The auction will be! with this project. Some:splendid dis- Young People’s Conference on Sat. Rutland . . Harmer will address a feathering of been held throughout the northern by Prof. Moxley and Prof. ldc ^*>P 8,no'te ‘‘Vikentiy under .the supervision of Rev. Har-■, plays were made and the boys giving urdav. peb. n. al the Hastings High Irving 509.01 onion grow-rs at the Orangeville part of the county during the past nthkia r m a ; .-uffocated him. Hi» younger broth-, Dixon, and will held old Dfxan. andbewill be the heldJatthe lat­ ‘ratton8 did their work well ^ool Dean Trout has had yean Prairieville 230 24 town hall, while on WedqcMtyy. Feb. week At the Carlton-Irving meet­ Dibble of M. S. O' - I<*r. ’Reginald, attempted to lift Paul ter part of this month. There willII rd«n<«» Bov Boy Scnutx Scouts were nresent present at th* tlie,,of expericncr UOTkU1g with young 59.42 * Professor IL F. Moxlev specialist iont of the tank, but Dial was a very be 21st. Dr. Harmer will meet muck ing producers decided to have R. C. Orangeville two types of sales made: One of various chdrehes in the city on Sun­ people arid will bring ?.n unlimited Yankee Springs farmers in Hustings ut the court Fullci of Carlton represent thorn ih I tn Animal Husbandry, at M. s C.. “ •** p * u,! s body was projjerty which has been donated day. the boys giving the Scout oath ■fund of helpful suggestions and .. 23B 5, •and Profetaor c Dibble of the Eto-lhinp anti it was u’high tank, so he outright to the church, another house. , ■ the County Organization as a di­ Tirornapple iContinued on page three) ideas of procedure. This conference In.both cases Dr. Harmer will lector while Forrest Buehler’ of mology department. M. 3- C. will ‘c0l',tl 1101 l,t' h,ln «u’ He made two which will wbe „a VMnMniooJO „ - 'w commission on is sponsored by the Barry Co. Y. M. hold both fon*n<Hin and afternoon' Freeport and Eugene Nichols of TWO FIRE ALARMS address horse owners of Burry cotui--dt*sperate attempts to do so and ; goods sold, the major pari going to IC. A . with Secy C P Angell in meetings. Tin* morning meetings Cnritoii township assist Mr Fuller untintv rwrkiiim lJ' ai “ "'’'''"ng in the court houseitamc near suffocatnig himself. 3If the owners of the good*. charge, assisted by Julian Smith, Uill feature cultural .methods and on the Community committee work, MUNUAY LVtNINb.on Thursday evening. February 15. !ire then was communicated to the Supervisor Allan Hyde has been principal of the Lakeview school. soil tractions while the Hftefnoon ' At Woodland Mr L. G. C. Fine.according to an announcement by :-‘>hed which burned. The uncon- named as the general chairman of; Battle Creek. will lx* given to discussion on muck, frock was elected county director n_fu Harold ’J. Faster, comity agricul- '^cious man was badly burned" by tlie the'*committee The other members' Topics for discussion include, "My crop fertilization. ' from Woodland community with Both Were °ue to Chimneys tunil agent e> ■ iflrc . /are Otis Ketchum. Will Jones. Ar-! Money and My Job." "My Leisure County Agent Faster plans muck Cori Brodbeck of Woodbury and Burning Out—Little Dam­ Professor Dibble will discuss in-; to-)k SO,!U' ’ ,,,MC thur Miller. Waltei* Stanton. CJay-1 and My Friends." "My Neighbor* tolls testing in relation to tiie meet- Guy Kanthc-r nt of Woodland oe as the . ternal parasites such as worms. I kks . could *** summoned from Middleville ton Case. Hugh Case. Albert Conklin. I age Was Done and My Country.” and "My Belief Ings. In past years interest has other members of the committee. etc., in Ute horse. He will discuss their to subdue the names The windmill Enin Miller. Henry Henry Gray Gray and and. TAKES DEFINITE ACTION and. Myself." been m meat in this work that It country fire alarms were' affect on the animals, symptom*!*" ‘,,ose t0 the.house and threat- ' Henry VanSyckle. Castleton township farmers elect- Two --------. ’ ‘ Vernon Wlnlnger, general chair­ has been impossible, to handle the cd Roy Brumm of Nashville to the sounded Monday night, one about ond an economlsal and effective ened the home. The’fire was extin-' The auctioneer will donate his IN REGARD TO DRUNK man of all local committee*, is ar­ crowds at the meetings. With the' director Job with Fred Wotrtng and eight o'clock and the other at about treatment for ridding the horse of'Bushed and the badly burned body /service and the. Banner has agreed' ENNESS, ETC. ranging tilings in splendid shape. present price of onldns a large । Victor Brumm of Nashville as com- nine o'clock.- In both cases the alarm these parasites Professor Dibble’s ; taken from Jne tank. i to print the advertisement without I I The Menu committee has planned a crowd is expected nt both meetings!! munlty committee members " was due to chimneys burning out,: work has been very successful along Paul Cridler was thirty years of cost to the church; so the- Briggs big cooperative duuier. Hasting* this year. ---; TlwnMlpple and Yankee Springs one nt the home of F. Teske, who ■ this line and greatly appreciated by and *’n,i unmarried. He livedI on church ought to get a good benefit WARN.S BEER SELLERS furnishing meat loaf and scalloped Anyone bringing samples of muck, townships elected Forrest Buehler li^’CA on the Eggleston farm south-1 horte owners over the state. .’.nd managed the 200 acre Cridlerfrom this sale. ADnilT 1 IPCMCCC potatoes: Nashville, cabbage salad; ■ for testing should follow the fol- director in the county organization west of this city in Rutland town-I Professor Moxley will discuss hirm and was a successful farmer. _________ at_______ MDUUI LIUEIsoCo Middleville. Freeport and Wood­ 'lowing directions in taking sam- from their district and Will Holes Ship, and the other in the home of horse work in general, going lnto-H,c *'H:* “ ftne WP0 of man* l,eld ,n AQtflAir enp dhpi m T «•* - „ , , _ land. ami pickles; pies. Take samples in pairs, one and Clifford Davis os community Perry Hall, also in Rutland town­ detail on breeding programs th<* high esteem by all who knew him.t HOMNU rUH rUbLIL ; Legality of Rules and Regu- ■ Lakeviewsandwiches and Battle Creek Girl Rcsample from Just .below the sod or committeemen. ’ ship. Hie re was a very high wind' Si SUPPORT OF BAND miov O.v.n>ta< Tndric ] serves, pie. with Dowling. Dolton four indies under surface and then . The educational meetings will be blowing at the time and tlie chhn-: 3S5 SIX « : and FrairievUte supplementing any another sample about IB to 20, finished thia week according to Mr. ney in each case was [louring obt a' Both uot| rizu>.. kn that time He is xnrvivert bv 1 „ , „ . \, Is Not Determined men_....un,.u are verv.-'xince well ouulifie<l toiaince that time. He is survived bv | ~ ' (their subjects • his mother. .Mrs. Lottie cridler. and i Such - an Organization Is- ; a1 । The common council has given. ■of the above articles of food. Milk inches directly below this point.! Foster with the hut meetings on stream of sparks so the call was :tu#C|Js77h .or lite cocoa u being furnished by Take several such pairs of samples, Thursday ut Delton in the morning made in order dcr to have nave the.uppara-i thetappara-i Several several years ago there was vcryltwo brothers. William ahd Reginald , "" ■ ’ Splendid Asset to Any considerable thought to. the subject , Highlands Dairy and Fred Smith. over the field. Place in separate. and Prairieville in the afternoon. tus in case f‘-““ should -w~.m start bi the .u_i... . interest in horses but of recent! William lives on a farm not far| t -fires Ultic Communitv lof the sale of hard llnuors jn the All jroyng people ot the High containers and label us to location.; Mr. Foster ... stresses • - the importance roof of .the homes. ;years when* many farmers have 'from lhc 0,,e which Paul operated. uommunity city of At |U meeting on school and thore out of High sclxxH A pint sample is large enough. ‘of attending these meetings so. the '----------------------------------;found their stock aging and no!ReKinald lived with Paul and’his' A well signed potitlon was pre-ijununry 26th. it took definite action are urged to attend. About 60 Girt Dr. Harmer will show slides of whole proposition will be tmder- C0-0PE8ATIVE SHIPPING .'young stock coming up they have ‘ mother. The funeral services were..sentep ----- ,----to— the <;lty council Friday, in regard to drunkenness, rowdyism, Reserves from Lakeview and Battle experimental work on muck soils stoxi Time will not be taken again ACCnniATinsi urtrro b^un fl®“n to tak<‘ Merest in MgI **«: the Methodist church in, night e..ailUm l«requested 3«cuuiewA»wnrr night asking asking .that body ............... to submit,nto,'etc., and the City Attorney to illustrate h s lectfire. to go into detail on the program ASSOCIATION MEETS horse breeding and care. Tlie rela--Middleville Monday afternoon. All * the voters of the city the question to address a communication to the gin at nine A M- and close at four All farmers are invited to attend with individual producers These tlve low cwt of lKir.se feed and the :mourn ,,K’ pa-s‘)*ni'. of a good man of ,public supjvort forji city band. .. A ! proprietors UI of HIV the JVJVIBI several |>UILCa places Ui of P. M. The registration lee U only - - ....................... both morning and afternoon meet-, meetings cover the program from !v,"H *« n'i. .»«. —— ""•• - ““""' -----“-I Frank Shriber and A. N. Wil­ high cost of power machinery and and worthy citizen. br.r u «>ld tor ran- ten-cents, ™„ each ....... delegate being ... reln‘|s | every angle. I the fuel also helped to make the' ~ * It Ls a useful faetpr in any com- sumption on the premises, letting it I Quested to bring the onf article ot liams Re-elected Direc­ ’ “ ‘------------- -------- On Saturday. February )?• the । inunity. A good band is an asset to be understood that tn the event food assigned their school. : draft horse jx>i>u)ar again in the I NEW TEACHER AT county directors and community •lny1.r,ty j,ld 5°ntr,bulcs n,uch to drunkenness and rowdyism con--------- ««> -----------tors on Tuesday Any farmers who have horses thornapFle-kellogg the life and welfare of a community .tlnue. as g result ot improper con- CAUil V MIRUT AT committeemen of the" ..... Com-Hog: ,™.™ .... ,4" "'"“"•ih.tdo'S Control Association, will meet with i rhe expense is merely nominal. It duct of any of thow businesses. ’ AM IL I III Un I Al County Agent Foster at the court,.the .Hastings Co-operative Ship- welJ . ;._t seem to be doing so very I well for no apparent reason should ' “ PF — dww* “ "UU'UI Mr. Owen -Lyons, teacher of Bi-jJ 5 to . b c *V ’ P C( * that a way, will b* that prompt action will be taken to METHODIST CHURCH at which time -l’ln-* -Assdcialion was held at the HARRY PICKARD. ,I house at ten o'clock -v ­ plan to attend the meeting and hear 'ology and History in tlie Thornap-* touiwl so that we can have a. good Irnnrel *Urxn«> nt th«» nffniviiiwl good thn cancel the'license of the offending* . . Harry Pickard advertises in thin!he’ will hold a “contract signing court house uiih u good attendance. Professor Dibble on Thutsduy eve- ple-W. K. Kellbug .sch<x>l has gone, ba”d 1,1 jmu-w. rw. rxvuvnH m.m*u> i,<m> b,v»v < i proprietor or refuse to approve his Annual Event on Thursday Issue Iin auction sale which will be’school." giving instructions to the A N. will in ms of Baltimore town- ning. to take De- I -U|t--------:—1 uPPhcatlon for a rene wal of the li- A’’nual “Vent OB TBUrMV • -v--' a position in the Biology —— held on the Sherman Zimmerman-'committeemen regarding the grea' !tl,1P and FTunk Shriber of Carlton jxartment at the Sintth-Hughet: CHILD SPECIALIST TO . |cetise. Evening—Supper, Roll Gall were reelected directors. The direc­ farm, two miles south of Downing variety of contracts possible The ----------THE PUBLIC INVITED. |aw<w. in M1 Chesaning. Mich. Mr. Ly-I (school ADDRF*:^ P T A The. subi‘*1 involving the sale of । an(> y;ne pr0CTam and the third house north of the contract signing campaign will start tors met on Friday to organize the aii «r« t RUlziitXoo F. I • A. hard liquor by the glass is a difficult “ Because many have expressed a nn> ons was a,. tnufine lonr-hne teacher nnd and all are j board. Johnstown grunge hall. Henry Flan-.scon after throughout the county, ......................................................................... Mr , Ivdl9 “ ndM « n onr and » as considered ut length 1 Thursday evening ot this week la treasurer's report showedwis ^ to ,iear Rcv Dunning, pastor j-'orry to low him. In his place has Tlie t«>n..w*v-, a avpvni olKIWur — ----— nery will b^ the auctioneer and Ed. —------------------------------» Preabjterun been secured Mr R-»brrt Lvon of the Extemtoti ;peculi't ui child can* at Uh meeting of the council ? iMn | that between *26,009 and $27,000 2*e Kalamazoo Cassidy, clerk Mr Pickard offers DREXLER BARRYMORE Brotherhood officers (University ol Michlgun and Coluir.-i and trainiii^will be the principal ’ 2 rida> ? Fcb <JU ’ ’ T1 ‘ at 1 body fe * ‘ b the^ n worth of business was done-during church, the BiotIre------ four horses, four cows. Guernsey Iuncdducn’ DMnnTlvlunc ' ’ meeting ' Tpr‘,,c'^‘ that the city ot Hast Ings U pre- »>eJ“«eh“rc»» 21 »w ’ ‘J past year a slight reduction ,,ave decided that tlie meeting MonMon- bia bia University. Unlvtr.uty. Mr Mr Uon Lion hasdravelcd has-traveled *2^7 “ bi.ll ,h.- hnt, .nd u cn»Hrr.UH CO-STAR IN FILM tire open meeting, meeting. -s cxtcn.MCcly in Haw-!' Hawaii -nd and F'<roi* Europe R^:n wt3 ,rem held invcultiil Centraluuaiw uidKor°f from the year br^. but the offi- da>' nislst will be an open ’ensltely Ln . - 1 d >,ulnanU> dr> Bnd lt. U '17’lroUh ot i list nf farm tools. The adv. wUPgive1 itioitnd t> ...n iin u.<ii nt tii<tz>rv nn.i ',u... . " • r j,'taking any action which will insure,Lent and therefore It Is latped that ? WfdnexU.v. Feb. 21. commencyou full part.cular». Marlc Dressier, who probably cere liavc Wen -piadsed with the in(comes nearer to being a universal church. Wives ot members as well I mainder of the year. lnK and worthwhile session Ls |resPect’^or l,,u PttdBn0- The coun- '.*5ri^ce_.,2,bc1t ’ r’f.111 * *** ELZEY MEAD. as all others are invited. The central ------------“ * lp anU 'wthuiulc sewton U egc „ (M . ls w hhouW mOfe th|Ul uxi of .p ritual omphatis and *acri, • favorite than any other luminkry । Having rented his farm. Elzey TAKEN TO DETROIT. scats will reserved lor for uic the uromBroth-| CHEAPER TO BUY , — ------- <»»■.■ •' «»bber stamp to approve licenses nee (or the enunh andi iai> mean Mead will have an auction sale on' of the screen, and Lionel Barry- ;! ^.1 . ..... ... . ac "“ w, “ “be v reserveu ' more, whose powerful charucteriza-1 ’ ‘ T,lc PuMt »1I> ’ a FISHING LICENSE.. DR. PAUL VOELKER TO I granted by the State Liquor Control i ,nucJ’ U> aJ| H. «*»cienHou»ly ob°Ld ^°LW Tar vetcr'* welcome 1 his farm 4 miles northwest of Nash­ Albert C. Cantrell of Battle Creek SPEAK SUNDAY NIGHT. 'Commission. The .sale of hard liquor' t ville. Henry Flannery will cry this lions are one of the bright spots of all. who stiffen'd a broken hip a cou- to the side seat* and die galleries, --------- -*-•-•-----------------was arrested Saturday by ConservaDr. Paul Voelker, Superintendent1 b>' thl‘ *,ass* “nlr-■*’ wrY ‘’‘'finitely at « nne' m nswt pro­ sale, offering three horses. 16 head' filmland, are co-starred together for pie of weeks ago. was removed on DEAN DAVENPORT SPOKE. । tion Offirer George Sumner for iteh- at Public instruction, will 'be the ■ “Whited, may and will undoubted- < «r»n« cwiunuimy singing, RW of cattle. 10 hogs, a dog. tools, feed the first time in "Her Sweetheart," Tuesday by ambulance from Pen­ which comes to thtE Strand here Dean Davenport sjxike before the ing-ou BrUtol lake without li-'speaker at the five o'clock Vesper ! bebossre ’ most objectionable -fAlL a talk n> Mr. xetenam nock hospital to tlie hew Morine ucbh uavciipuri spotte ociore tneiing ou urunoi iukc wunvm a u-rejM-aurr ai tne me ociock vesper;*' 1-7-Tsr and * and household goods. Read the an­ next Wednesday. Thursday and Fri­ ■Cillnr monthly mnnthlv meeting ninrtino of nt the cense. He wu.< brought hrouclit before before JusJtiS- service >ervirr atnt tlie th,» Methodist \n>trhnr.l. r>,> ' 8o,nr Sotnt* cn,fs Cities ^have ord!-|l'P* intre ought OUgnt to lu bi U 400 [ir'tpli church on avr PIMtSM a-SM’‘’>d o«iila“>>' rhett nouncement of this sale on another day. The play is based on the not­ hospital at Windmill Point, Detroit, regular maintained by the government. Barry county Medical Society on 'tice Matthews that day and paid Sunday evening He L-. a sneaker of nances upon the subject, the legal 1 present . page of this issue of the Banner. I _____ ________ .. . | stage hit, “The Late Christopher ' Frank Annahle .. 16 85 as costs note arid will bring ah interesting i effret ot which is very doubtful The, Miller Annab e arrnmnanicd acco,nPanll't* Mr- Thursday night. His subject was] CHICKKN PIE SUPPER. ' Itean." NOTICE,. "Heredity, the Busis of Develop-.--------- -------------------“nd helpful message. You arc in- liquor law in thk. state is new, the notiib rules and regulations promulgated The undersignad Towi Served by the men at Quimby' * • •------------ment.” A» is always true with him. * TAKES .BANNER FOR ...... ’vltcd. •hurch Thursday. Feb 22. beginVAUDEVILLE PROGRAM, by the Liquor Control OonmilMlon | urera will be a! the Na WORLD DAY OF PRAYER. HBtc a very utter-1 uuqy- i Dean Davenport gave FOKrir.ru » ear. —----------------------------ning at five o'clock price 25c —Adv. 'A^.vauderill^ program^of ^ancing^. are new. and the court* have deter-1 community room Batuni estlrur talk talk, which u-hirh was enjoyed rnmvrd bv hv all Earner Lanfcar of this city rc NOTICE HASTINGS , ———- — ------------------Represent st ives from all the city eating singing, orchestra selections, and churches will assist on the program the physicians present 1icently paid hw fortieth yearly :ub' . TWP. TAXPAYERS, mined only a very’ few of the rlghte for the test collection ----------- ----------- -----bUek face skits will feature the at the Wwleyan Methodist <hurvh 'scription for the Banner. Mr. LanI will be at Hastings City Bank and duties of the legblatlve body of personal tax mu*t be | OYSTER SUPPER. program at the Second Ward P. T. on Friday. Feb 16 at two o'clock in r •*"*•’ — *—••* SAT. NIGHT. Tear began taking it forty year* agn Saturday. Feb. 17. (or the lut time, a ------------------.—------DANCE EVERY municipality as.----bearing upon; theGordon Thoowm, At Cedar Creek church Saturday A . on Friday and Saturday eve- observance of the World Day of k. n«,.. K. « of P. hall. Hastings. Music get the circuit court. After that date------the usual -added subject. It is the desire the coun-' ——. by this month to ------------------------ ---------------------Butt atLong. C*rtt“ evening. Feb 17. Good program.— nings. Peb. 23 and 24. All who can' Prayer. ’ A general invitation U ex- Bud Wolfe and "The Pi ers" Ad-' proceedings in the Taft murder trial penalty will ■ be charged —Chester cil to be sure of its ground, know Burr Laubeugh, I Adv ’ y jare urged to attend. ‘ tended to all who are interested. ;mission 25c. 9:30 until-Adv • land has continued, it ever since Arehart, Treasurer.—Adv. 1 wk. that it is right and then go ahead, j—Adv. / BIHTHDAYWEEK OBSERVANCE HERE TRIG C DEATH 0FP1DLCRM FARMERS EVIDENCE THEIR INTEREST COUNCL CONSIDERS LIQUOR QUEST ON Two Auction Sales �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1934 PAGE TWO CEDAR CREEK. lepent the week end with the home Mr. and Mrt. Will Ooneatrict of ‘Climax, Mr and Mrs. Louie Dubois --^*' “nJ Mrs. James Murphy ciof AuguMa and Mr. and Mrs. Myron tertalned on Bunday, Mr. and ^Mrs Wert man and son of Battle Creek, ‘ Allan,Bishop and baby of Hlncfc !Afternoon Gathering at the. Today. February 14. Is Ash -Wed-' Mr and Mrs Buster Apee> and son .ad to retreat to Virginia. Court House Thursday, I■ ^<i nesday. Easter falling on Sunday. of Hasting'* and Mr* Bernard De- G4 Had ocnwal fleadt done what -------- ----4 I — tr IK Golla of Cloverdale visited at Henry and Mr* Theodore Pranxtika and ! April fl to,!5';X?,^^V- SE0ULAB PROBATE PBO.1 Pro, ,"TL, 0AB8 0BA8H SOUTH OP Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle will Wertman’s Sunday. Mrs. William Faust, who has been THE OVERRULING P0W1R (the war might have end*! then, be-1 CEEDINOS HALTED BY ■ from Michigan State College, cov-! BEDFORD WHEN RADIA- Imwt with Mrs. Mildred Hovey. 137 Mrs Mclvinc Campbell and son spending the past few weeks with E. Grand. Thursday.'Feb. 23 returned home Thursday. THIRI SEALED FATE OF cause < Ijeet army was'al a serious; „,„«««« ,r'nK Bees and Honey." will meet TnR nAp WT nwR relatives and friends in Chicago, reThe .council at its meeting Friday disadvantage. They were without; JUDGE CLEMENT , wU1 Barry county bee keepers on I TOR OAF DLOWb OFF night considered the matter of an THE CONFEDERACY sWficient ammunition, were dlaor----- -4_ i Thursday, Feb, 15th. for an after- j ---------Mr. aand Harry ,Mr ntl Mr*. *^7 * Smith. airport for Hustings. The propoal- •on. of DeltmjJgupday. Iganized and discouraged. Yet Gen-1 DDnu.np RIFFPRFNT DK- ,,00n meeting at .the court house. UDO ARCHIE KERMEEN tlon was referred to the- city prop­ The UuheF-Ald Win have an ojra-1 ’ nnmrasv ml Meade calmly let them take rRUVlUt Ulrrtntll I Uli starting at 1:30 P. M. Fur the past mna‘ • MEADE COULD HAVE erty committee to investigate and ter supper at the Cedar Creek OBITLAKX. nonotjcn 1 rr'e adsiv ,he,r own timc to cr0Sj lhc Potonwc; POSITION OF PROPERTY several years Prof. Kramer has met DIES FROM INJURIES : report later. -church'on Saturday night of thin Rev. Adelbert M. Webb wxi born in CRUSHED LEE S ARMY jand get back into Virginia. Meade root 1 iuw_ui 1 nwi • wnh our bee keepers to discusa their ------ — . The alarm ol fire Saturday night Week, ■wre!;. Everyone invited. Paulding. Ohio. October II. 1810 ---------------' f should have followed up hla victory'.., M problems. He has always been very Mrs pav t0(! o»n] in Nichols .was due—to a blaze in the roof— of On" account of the very severe cold He came with hl* mother and fam­ Had He Followed Victory by attacking the retreating confed-'Did Not Know of Documents ^>puUr uUh g|oup> Mrs. Ray Lee aim in wicnois ----------Henry Mulder s hotni on East elmwvuther last week the Community ily to Michigan in 1876 and was Battle Creek, in With Attack on Leo War cratM- whteh ln •” probability in Est. Ohas. Wilcox and *” -Agent Wnanitnl Rnttlo GronV an i -County Foster urges all the ■ Hospital, ton street. The fire department re- Club wujj |MMt)H>iuti until nert Frl- united'in marriage to Ida Hessmer wnn AitacKoni.ee, war hrould have resulted In the defeat of I Va, nan MOr«hall bee keepers to be present as Prof. Very Critical Condition spondrd promptly and kept the, day night nt which time we nope to in 1890. who preceded him in fiealh' Would Have Ended Lee’s army. Meade had all the nd-! Q°o- Marshal wu. will discuss the national 1 Kramer A' fatal automobile accident. re- 1damage down to a very low figure, have a large crowd. Everybody I in 1920 To thLs union were ixirn ! vantage. He then had superior numIn recent months Probate Judge 'codc in relation to bee keepers and L. C JAoon. superintendent of bers, plenty of ammunition, and1 Stuart Clement lias had the novel the sale of honey. Barry county lulling in the death of Mr*. Archie The Women * Christian Temix-r-, come und help everybody else • to eight children, seven ot whom survtve to inourn their loss. Mrs. Vida the s*uth Haven schools, spoke at his troops had been the victors in I experience of having .started regu- | keepers will be given a chance Kermeen. age 43. of tills city, oc- ance Union will be entertained by have o good time. the Rotary Club last week Monday the .three days'battle at Gettysburg liar proceedings in twro estates, through this meeting to voice their uu .,»m on M-37 south of unumuiMn. Mary Perry. 337 W. State St. Charles Siu’lfenburgcr and fam-! Shermui. Mr*. Esllwr Booth, Mrs currod Bedford i noon, describing the Battle ot Get­ Lincoln was said to have written | where the deceased was alleged .to ’ opinion of tlie code prior to its final village Friday afternoon Mr*. Ray on Feb. 20. at 2 P. M. A birthday lly of Hastings visited Lloyd Owen! Pearl Parks. Mrs Hazel Van Dyke in .charge of MrFtorand family Sunday night. :<>f Rapids tysburg. which marked the turning Genera! Meade—but never sent the. have left no will, and liter on will* adoption, once adopted they must Lee. also of this city, was at the program ' **“ "“■* ' "" “ ■*'" • -* Grand " ,J and-* Mrs. *•— Beatrice ------------- *-*■•--------- ,—" jFlood of Arizona, two *ons. Lmi- . point of.the Civil war. He had evi­ letter—criticising Meade for do* I were tounu. । a‘ ,be *kne tlie accident oc- 'cnee Fleming. All interested are' found, wmen which niaoe made an anoalto- j abide bv by its terms. NORTH HOPE. Irence of Lansing and Glenn of St. dently made a thorough study of hi* following up hL* of the the-. Prof. Krame. Kramer will discuss the hLs Gettysburg vicifry " also ' " *' currod and she is very hcriouidy in­ : cordially Invited. ... , . I gether different disposition of Sumlay visitor* nt the home of Mr.: Louis. Missouri, and one sister. Mr-., subject, had vLdted the battlefield u.. ' that arc lure tuuln, the iocuik fc, 80U1ucc wm u»•—that -; property be provided ---------problems me - - Utej, to . Bhitlr — - ---------■ Mrs J M Dnikiiw. 79. a redden: by an attack would than have would...... several times, and was able to give crushed Lee's army. [by law in suclv cases where no will; keepers and the industry' from a 9,r’TkJ,a!plla *ber^ i*r!' Kermeen] of Mecosta county for 40 years. d:<;d and MY.s. Jay Anders and mother Etta Beach and one brother. Georgu r, Webb, wcnn, both oom of ut Hustings, nusunx*. his hearers a clear idea of the bat­ According to Superintendent Is made. production and sales standpoint. dlcd- The outcome of Mrs. Lee s In- on Sunday at the home of her were. Mr. and Mrs. Chav. Welch and , E daughter. Mrs. T. E Cole, of Grand Lyle Htuelnuin of Striker district. I ■ - was ■in -Las’ Angeles. CuliBurial tle, which was *o important, because Moore the result of thL* battle, On July C last Charlaa Wilcox of Everyone interested in bees is in-J“£c* **• » question In the mind* of funua.-----------------Munday afternoon. Rc-lullvi-.s , Rapids Mrs. Deakins was the moth-; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nash and--------------------------it sealed th? fate of the confederacy which meant so much to both sides, Rutland died. On July 8 1933. his vlled to attend: Prof. Kratner er ot Edwin Dcakiiu who lives near family of Hustings spent Sunday and friend* in Barry county held Previous to July 1, 2 and 3 of indicates that an overruling Power son. Earl .Wilcox, ids sole heir at gladly onswer any questions regardtin* city. Tlie funeral was held wltltQCto Natzel. Iia a memorial service in Morguri Morgan 1863. the war had been fought in a meant that tlie confederates should • law filed a tfctiUon asking the ap- Ung your line of work tn which you ‘7 ,o 'lrl1 hcr, Inj-'baml •» Turetlay afternoon in Mecosta. ---------------------- -« *. the same afU-rnu.m. — church Mr:.. Harty» Smith of Kalamazoo .World war veteran who I* in the narrow territory between Washing- iflot *ucreed. when they had m many ^mtrnent o anTmrnnuuatar for m“y be having trouble. There will be a cprd parly at the -------- — ton and Richmond. In tlie spring of; ciumce* to win this battle, having at ihe“SS. lie hraring was held North Irving Grange hall on Feb 21 "83. the fortunes of tlie confederacy i flrxt superior number* and the pres- «, Mkua ...im -8 jon wj; PRESENT PETITIONS ™£n“her Ktn"™ The extreme told weather* ot the werc at a low ebb. General Lee. a 'tige that General Lee enjoyed bepast week has worked havoc with i'EX » dj,“, TO CITY COUNCIL * “““ mastcr strategist and superb com- iCBUse of several defeats he had givun ■ । ChM.Lr. Chadwick reuorled repotted u as aa TTSUrm resident ot of the Banner's Personal column. With mander, had been able, by his mill- ;tht‘ Uniore soldiers. .Win*. U>e ot Charles Wilthe thermometer flirting with zero . e sut „ Middleville, was driving toward Bed­ tary genius, to prevent any decisive I Mr Mobre’s talk was warmly ap- cox were heard. Several such move on the part of the Union sol- | pUuded and the Rotarians felt in- claims were filed. Earl Objected to Question of Maintaining a ford In front of him was a Ford and 24,degrees below zero, not many! Hastings, Michigan • Telephone* 2244-2557 HL— car. which hgd a frozen radiator 'people go vLsitlng. henef so fftw diers. His defense had been effective, debted to him for a very interesting most of them, and employed Attor­ Band to Be. Decided at [steam pressure in the radiator blew items this week. He liad checked every advance ol • addre.vs. ney Cavanaugh of Battle Creek as Spring Election A cant received Ircm Mrs. Nellie off the radiator cap. filling the air the Union forces. But southern porta —:--------- •-«-»-------------ills attorney to contest these claim*. At iu-nesskm Friday evening, pc- with steam on thaf bitter cold day Cross- who is spending the ytinter tn had been tightly blockaded by thcipiainQ ni n | ettcd SUNDAY-MONDAY, FEB. 18-19 At the claim* hearing, on December tittuns urtr presented asking the This obscured the vision of Mr Florida, was written from St. ivteraUnited States navy. 1: had kept rlHU> ULU LCHCn 12. Judge Clement appointed James ‘ ‘ ‘ — - •his ■ burg, where she Lt staying at Bin He -veered• a •little to needed arms away from the confed-1 IN DESERTED HOUSE Langston and Adelbert Cortright a* council to pl«er upon the ballot at Chadwick. FREDERIC MARCH, GARY COOPER, MIRIAM the sprinr ek- txai. to submit to the left to get around the Ford car. Harbor. 5th St. She says the weath­ erates, and prevented their ship-1 ..... commissioners to hear and decide voters, the question of whether or which had made for the right side er U lovely and- everything fine HOPKINS, EDWARD EVERETT HORTON ments of cotton and other goods in Written in 1893 and Ad- on the claims. The hearing was ad­ • fnr mi'rh not tire council should be authorized the roadway. Tlie Chadwick auto When pdMing through Kissimmee, exchange for much needed each cash •1 . , , .. journed to January 4. but was not to levy not to exceed two mills up­ of The recognition of the confederacy | dressed to Almon SouthsmuAhcci into the Lee car. with the she saw Mr. and >Ii> E. A. Burton. heard on that date, because more on the dollar for the purpose of 'result* Mrs. Croik speaks highly of St Nocl Coward's stated by England and France had been * * ------ward of Newaygo time was desired tn which to make maintaining a band lj>c law re­ ; A coroner* investigutlon was held Petersburg. ' . pending, but had not been granted.: Donald Robinson brought to an investigation ol the claims. quires that in the event ten per cent Saturday at Battle Crjek by Coron­ ADDED ATTRACTIONS—Comedy— PIE FOR TWO" There was a growing feeling in tbe ' theMrs. On January 19 of this year. 3|I of the qualified electors sign the pe- er W’. N. Putnam, who investigated Banner office last week an old । porth that the war ought to be end­ ;letter, written Jan 27. 1B93, in this. nephew of Charles Wilcox. Lewis REV. MERRILL SPEAKS 4 ed. General Lee evidently thought ।I city. and addressed to Almon South- Wilcox, went to the office of Prose- ■1 tltmn tluit it is mandatory u|K>n the this accident. After hearing all the TO COMMERCIAL CLUB < ! council to place the proposition up- evidence Mr. Chadwick and all the this the tlse^srth^ time for The^faJ a master ■ *"d 01 Nenyto. Mrs Robmson 1 ruling Attorney Barnett who it^kewas UolnM other persons involved in the acclhL. '.'found the letter in an old house in an attorney for one of the claim-1 SfflL now being. dent wcre-cleored of any cninimil Gave Interesting Talk Bus-/^.... _______ I Newaygo and would like to taw «ni* against the estate of Charles J to determine whether or negligence, coroner Putnam found TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 « have- fSlowS the^Sae!- who urotc U “ t10 *umc u S18ncd lWUcox Lcw1’ brou«ht ‘o' Mr Bar- ■checked f ing His Remarks on the 8th«ltothc lettcr‘ but the wrl:Pr was cvi- ] nett a will, which he said had been [ Subject of ‘•Lies’’ Uon of President Lincoln ,at tnis( ... lruiiv.r»a m ^.a=lGARY COOPER timc. when the confederate a grantfaon of Mr. South- *!iv«red flhllP-.uhl^ *^ ra*d^.stand that the required number swerved slightly to his left when he irate armies armiesj, were'strung thp ,hln_, m filed and a Detiiio’n for- m-nharin»1 hav<* signed and the proposition will..stopped suddenly as th- radiator l the Oomjnerctai Club inertii were strung out all an the me Way from from 1*"®" ‘ into southern Pennsyl-i, ■ .Among ‘h^.menttoned in , fifed and * Pe‘‘“°n TL?™* *"« i therefore, be upon the ballot at the cap blew off the car ahead of him. eaterday mxai. He Rave Richmond of Frank the will wa* mode by Lewis Wilcox . Section filling the'air with steam so that he vania. ljad he led his army across ; the letter Is the marrage Beckwith and Lola Kohlear. and the]on January 19. The terms of this^wuon.n ng ne air wun suarn *.> uut m eating talk. Hr hn.- a^fiikthe Potomac lie could have, will make an altogether different i nnr* izq i rp i*i cai 1 ' The remains of Air* Kermeen humor and illustrated h crumpled up Lees forces; but he [.statement ;waukee." says. "They live in Mil- ! distribution of Charles Wilcox > BREAKS LEG IN FALL 'WCre b^^hcre Xidav evrntag with humorous stories. had been defeated several times by Pricei quoted on butter was 28 ; property than would have been; n*i ipr CIIMnAY P M '3nrf ih8 held Pnrmt*8 them taken tram hLs ^iwn .na eKgs ”re 38 mMr r»_.lU ON ICE SUNDAY P. M. jnd funeral .** hrid *•. Pumc- ienccs. dwe^renlure ’lie u**after’ «nUj»r cents per round, P°und- ana ,naaP Md n,,a 00 w,u taj DccnJuund found, In, in 1 lie — ( illLDHEN 10c — .No l ..U|H.n^ Kcquind -----------general theme w:i . "lai'; mwI SeM taJ^indta- and 40 cents 0 dojtcn >VtxK1 *'a''’ lhr laItcr <vent' Earl w,lcox would ---- "1 Itejiorts r,...— —..y Lt- ----,m...- Nichol* KL-V.'I. t.A. ' thHis u*ard superseded- in command by 43.00 a cord. "Uncle ClAk. ” "Aunt liave been the only heir. We un­ Robert Pieraon Meets With' from hospital. .* tnt. ,. dnierent car.-tw. that at General Meade. ' ; Wednesdayforenoon staled that of lhm wl . h n6 (1 e*i.e i.e to do 4 Jane. "Rosa." -Uncle J o h n." derstand that his father deeded to WED-THURS.-FRI —FEB. 21-22-23 1 Lee's army had gone quite a dis- •■Roy" and Charite'- are all men- jhlm the farm several years ago on Accident at Bister's.Home - Mrs. U-c. who has'been uncousc’ou. lutfm but JUit . the<■ liuman d since the accident, has tallied so rac,. n,lt reached *•’ SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR 3 DAYS reachedthe |H>im 1 in Battle-Creek Lance into Pennsylvania before hislUoned in the letter. condition that he pay his father; a., ei^.ch ri . J2 criminate ig, purposes Were evident. Then the t This information may help thej$150 ; S150 a year. We understand that! Robert piereon. son of Mr. and 'she realizes where she is and a gen- wlwrelthcy discriminate n-r cuiHuufii aj.. t!he he\v ..hjuid comlitioiriV Mould uetwech between tlie tin- truth * northern troops under Meade start-' ,rraon wjio u-role the Setter to !thL* this sum has not been forthcoming forthcoming'I Mr.- M. L. Pierson.' had the mls- end improvement mi her v u-‘?Marie Dressier in ublc f*. 1' **nd that which Is|jl(more fe * uncd north into Pennsylvania. They' identify it. -------*•- a •*time. — «*•«— -■the -----for quite When hear-, fortune to splinter tiie Urge bone in ns alro reported. • -’* jaw .....was . fac. ortj)a . tj,j, n=w.s. Mrs. Lee had to consider all the the necessity ------ 1------ . mg on this.will takes place, on Feb-I his right leg on Sunday afternoon. couraging fractured, she has severe injuries in is a moral world; that is tfi^re are of defending Washington and Bal-; REPORT OF CITY , runty 17, if the will shall be sus-1 in company with Dwight Fisher! he ‘'more from a possible confederate ncrun 'jr ui '1 CDAD|/C I tamed, the probating will have to be j jpd gone to Battle Creek planning her chest, and an artery was rup- moral stand.»rds. He was not re­ attack from the north: so they ENGINEER SrAKKS started over again, because every- t0 stay all night at the home of his , tured in her neck, causing severe in­, ferring a!ot\e to the church but to ternal hemorrhages.' All hope for lief society in general when he<-ui<i that were slow in getting to Gettysburg. 1 thhig was left to Lewis by this will. Lister. Mrs. Mary Louise Williams. speedy , and conjpl’,‘<? recovery. The soiqim of one of Lee's sub- Installation of Central Light­ any mkn. who is *o «clftsli*.that. he On January 2. 1934. Mrs. George (and return on Monday. When corii-1 -n? piant Would Cost --- --------------------- -------------------ordinate commanders find worn out -.think* of nothing but hi* own .in­ S. Marshall, of Maple Grove, filed mg down the front .steps, he slipped SATURDAY ONLY—FEBRUARY 24 their shoe*, a company of them terest and advantage, i* living a He a petition for an administrator for on thedec and fell, turning his foot ROTARIANS HEAR CON­ $50,000.00 started into Gettysbip'g to cet a1 and is bound to .suffer from it. He TWO FEATURE ATTRACTIONS the estate of her husband, George under him. He was brought home CERNING SCOUTING stressed the pricele*.-. value of the new supply of footwear. Union The ,,av city vww .v» >MW —.. 8. Marshall, who recently died. It i und taken to Pennock hospital council has been v.. consillsoldiers saw them. This led to a Pring |he proposition of furnishing was said that he left no will. All where X-rays were taken and a cast1 truth and ot loyajty u> it. 'Hicfe was Buck Jones The Fighting Code -hurry call tor Gen. Meade to move (electricity tor boulevard lights, city the heirs of Mr Marshall consented J placed on the leg. This is the sec- George B. Dollrver, Jr.r and warm apprccialioiFof hi* talk. his troops northward. It became evi-thall. schcxilhouse and county office^ to having his two sons, George, Jun-!ond serious accident to happen to] Ben T. Johnston Spoke dent that the decisive battle must be and had asked City Engineer Sparks ior. and Grover, named as admin- , Robert, havuig just recently' re(MlITt Ain Comedy of the Century CONVENTION CITY fought in the vicinity of Gettys- to make an investigation and report, istrntors: so the estate was started covered from a terrible injury to ills' on Monday burg. Had General Lee been sup- He reported Friday night The cost on its road to settlement. But on rjght arm George B. Dolliver, Jr., sport* edi­ ported by a cavalry general equal to!of mstalling -a central plant would February 8 a will, signed by Mr.! aq hope for his speedyWovery. tor of the Battle Creek tytotmSlctoewall Jackson, the result might be about 450.000. This would include .Marshall, was found and it was —----------- .a-----------Journal, gave a fine talk to the Rohave been different. Had General !n flexible plant iilh three Diesel filed. This will makes an altogether DEATH OF MRS. ANNA CHILDREN 10 CENTS tarlaru Monday noon, telling of the Longstreet been permitted-by Gen-.'engines and the necessary dynanfa. different disposition of hLs property ------------- — ---------- ----------- advantage* to boys and help to eral Lee early in the battle to make------------------------------than would have been made had it i Mrs Anna Hathaway Hinkley communities of Boy Scouting, H« a flank attack as he wished instead GRADUATES FROM NAVY been settled ns protided by law. ! Randall. 89. of 1315 Cass-av.. 8 E. was able to speak from personal ex­ of the frontal attack he later made,! ELECTRICAL SCHOOL.--------------____________ Grand Rapku,. a resident of Michi- perience as well as from observation, the battle might Have turned in‘ .Forrest B. Haff, son of Israel P ■ NT-TOP-PFW-GROI’P and gave a number of good Ulus­ Lee's favor. Had General Custer; Half. 217 West Center Street Has- The Ne-Ton-Pew Groun nf'c .mn '■gun xun for ,or 80 80 years, years died Gie“ Monday Mona.... :*> lr,U0M ot Uw >«1„- or SrailUIS with several companies of Michigan!tings, has Just.completed the Elec-iplre Rirls w..|j meel week 1.,:. morning ai lier iiome after an ill1 In helping boy* to develqp inltiacavalry, not been sent northeast- trical School course at the Naval swler on Thursdav a(l.. n’-1*’‘bree years, -------------------------’ shn Knrti in Mauraehusr ’ u “ve and in tlie making of character, Young Tender ward from Gettysburg-and stayed Training Station. San Dictra. Call-;, ernoon - February’ 15. - at 4 ’ 15' ’at her and **’“• ca£“ hnr”^chiga^niThe, ,r / Ben T Johnston of JjattL- Creek, tn home on Jefferson .street. Every; there. General Stewart, the Confed- !*forma, and " ' "has *been transferred “ u settlinc at Cedar Creek Ihead ‘he Bcf>-Scout movement in crate cavalry leader, might have.*'the U. 8- 8. Dobbin for assignment member expect* to be. present as K ^umy ^ie h^m Grand ‘be Battle Creek Area, accompanied been able to attack the Union forces Forrest enlisted in the navy at th? there are several important matters 7’ ” in u ’ Mr. Dolliver and also made a few near Gettysburg in the rear at the recruiting ' station; Detroit, on same time that General Pickett- March 37, 1S&3. completed rereuit lb made his frontal attack across the training at the Naval Training Sta­ Tlie meetina last Thursday, held «M^^Lorer i' T *s K RAND TO valley and up the steep hillx Then tion. San Diego, and was selected the home of MU*. Leone Leonard. 1"1’’ ,* rhi^an' * a Confederate victory might have for the Electrical School upon com- ... -llu GIVE FREE CONCERT pletion nf recruit training Forre*t * 1 Betty Sigler gave a fine three. • - i -----defense of Custer's cavalry regi­ many friends wish him a pleasant mmute talk bn Joan ol Arc Tlie,'drrn Funeral services will be held at Next Tuesday evening. K-b. 20. ments delayed Stewart so long {Hat cruise. Kiris are all busy earning honors for •,the Eleanor Girodat chapel. Burial, the Thornapple-Kellogg Highschool the . econd and third ranks l.n Catnpi ]will be in Hastings. batid will give a free concert in the Fire «fxi every one has adopted a ]------------- «a » ■ school auditorium at Middleville. hobby. Finances were discussed at!] CHESTER HECKER DIED Frank Andrus wa* born Octobt \Choic« 'nils organization was formed lust this meeting and several plans for jI 1 SUDDENLY ON MONDAY. September by Mr. A. A. Blfcniff. dl- 5. 1855. at Hastings, and died a-. Ifuturt activities were mapped out.1 The many Lincoln. Nebr. February 2. 1934. friend* of Chester rector of the Hasting-, Ser.phohy j Al the close of the meeting Mrs.! Hrcker. who lived east qf the Kil-Orchestra'and Band, with the a - aged seventy-eight years. On Jun SHOULDER Leonard served a dcllcgxis lunch! (xitrick church in Woodland town-' sista net- of Supt. Bell. Special uutn- uary I.'1879 he w.e- united In mar* of hot cocoa, sandwiches and olive*;l*hip, were sorry to hear of his sud-i bers will be furnLvhed by the Mid­ May Roger*. and re-! to thy girls.' which, was voted most1'den passing on Monday. Glee Club. Mf. Blferno acceptable, before returning to their1I He went to the woods to work .inIdleville play a flute solo accompanied 1912. when he went west fur.id- I Old Fathion, Home Made homes in the bitterly cold weather.1 the afternoon ?iid when he did not! will health Fora mumber ot years he.; by his pupil.'Miss Florence Trvib, i —Mrs. Mort Townsend. Guardian. qoturn. alarm w-xa felt by hh family j a trombone solo by Winston Shef-i "was engaged Ip the floral business tn Pork who went to look lor him. They: field and a cornet solo by Mr i' ll, ‘Nebraska. There - survive him hi*! found him dead, about seven o'clock. | Jr . both of whom are studying un­ wile, one daughter.* Dr Bessie A. Sausage Kellogg Phoenix, Anz. three sons: • Special evangelistic services are in : where he had been at work. Coroner ] der Mr. Biferno. Mile.. Frank Morgan. Jerry ; ••• progrctn. at tlie Wesleyan .Methodist Kenith McIntyre wa* called and . Enoch of Carjton and Harold War­ church with service* each night at pronounced death due to heart, DEATH OF DAN Iof Lincoln. Nebraska; nine was about 62 dMITH IN FLORIDA. ren ■ 7.30 o'clock Rev. Stanley Lawrence. trouble. - Mr. Hecker ■ - - ‘highly re- Tlie Bunner Is indebted to Ml ■ F- 1grandchildren; live great-grandchil­ dastor-evangelist front centra! New ■ ~ r- .77 IM. Humphrey of Richland, who is <dren: one brother. Enoch of-Grand ! York, is conducting the Service* He spccted citizen. ------[.-•penduig the winter at St- Cloud. 'Rapids: .one sister, Mrs Lou. Pint­ u the' successful pastor o! four w»*kk ri ... :Ua.. for a report of the death ol 1er of Hastings; a number <„>4 other churches and is a deeply spiritual utAT... l?..,O .F. -----------------------------? DELMAN TUESDAY NIGHT. Dan L Siiulii. well known in Barry ।near relative.- and many (nend*. He man with wide experience. ,You> are Frank ‘Bldclman. died deeply loved by all who knew .who was 78 county, where he formerly lived 1 Smoked Hain Veal or Pork Lb. invited to hear hun. Rev. Win., c. i him. ... .October, T-1-.-died ! Mr. Smith Cdrb 01(1 in Tuesday ! was burn at Hickory Gearhart, the regular pa^or. an“ i'night Hava a Loaf for Sunday Dinner at his home m the second 'Corners in august..1857. the youngiiounces.Detroit News: That hired clapping iward from a complication Of du- Je*l ot eight children. He died on.; for the radio comics must run Into ic^scs, having been very sick lor Sunday. Feb 4. at tlie Osceola has-:i unnecessary money, when it is con­ Shultz or Freeport PENNOCK HOSPITAL in Kissimmee, Fla. after a! sidered how slight would be ihe cost, Two Gaby boys were* born at Pen­ •three weeks. He is survived by one ’ pital the wid Flong “' *illness. ” 'Surviving *“*“ *are ***' J ­ of substituting an outboard metor. nock hospital tlie lust week as fol­ •son, Henry Bldelmau. and two ow. one brother. Mark 1). 'Smith, ol ; daughters, Mrs. Floyd Rice and Mrs. • lows; Vermontville, live nieces and . two' rJX/Vchmch^^idiy rt nephews. Mr. Smith had visited Lb*. Alaska and every stale in the Union. Fcr 38 years hd had spent hU win­ To Mr and Mr* Lovil E- Lowell 'cemetery. Sincere sympathy is ex­ ter* in Florida, and 13'of them at Si Cloud where he was very highly re­ Route 4 Hastings. Laurence Russell tcnded to the bereaved ones, garded. having .served us president on February 11. weight ten jiourtd* 'of Tourift Club ol that city for DEATH OF HARRY BLAKE. ol the Tourist ■ five ounces. I HU NATIONAL BANK Many Barry county people will I lour .lucccs’ive years. Funeral servOF HAMTINOM a*lr.t*U» They be higher in a month's remember Harry Blake, who lived • ices were held on Tuesday. Fvb fl. at practically all his life in Rutland 2 30 P M. and the ashc» sent to Circle-No. 2 of the Methodist L A.;]towaship. Mr. Blake passed aaay al Nashville for interment when Mrs.: time... Come in and try some on! 8 will be entertained at the home his . home try Chicago pn Monday. Smith return* in the spring of Mis M L. Cook. Monday eve­ St. Cloud..Fia.. sayJ - - Tribune * ning. Feb. 19 Pot luck al 6:&i morning about five o'clock from : The* deceased was a num known o'clock special program is being pneumonia, at the age of 57 ycara.i -The He U survived by three soiu and for hij sterling honesty and Integ­ “ WAere prepared. one daughter, all ot Grand Rapids rity. He enjoyed, the unwavering, and one sister. Mrs. W. H. Olfe. a confidence and esteem ol hl HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 7. PHONE 2272 WE DELIVER friends and will be — resident of Rutland township. The frwnds and will be greatly missed :.n Guild No 7 will meet with Mrs Alvaii beeber on South Jencraon. place ol burial lias trot yet been de- social circles where hu> place will be hard to flUZ Wednesday altern-jon. Feb. 21. elded as this is wraten. OMBED B1ITLE WILLS RIM III '"••JBSWS. Of GmiK??SS?S IM MOES' I forces from the rear. Pickett did [make his brave charge up the Iheluhte but the tide of. battle turned 1 KEEPERS FITJLJUTOMOBILE' LOCAL NEWS 1CCIDEIU FRIDIV i TRAND IIILAIIf r Design tor Living t ‘One Sunday Afternoon' Her Sweetheart SWISS STEAK Smoked Hams Ground Beef Beef Kettle Roast Veal Roast SpringSuits ““ 25‘ "” 12c 25c 12c 15c Are Here! 25c Our racks are full of fine fab­ rics and new styles ... and at moderate prices, too! Beautiful dark and medium worsteds, twists, tweeds and basket weaves —in regulars, stouts, shorts and slims ... at s16will W atert’ Clothes Shop Ground 20c Butter 26c McLaughlin’s 991 Coffee u. 25c 6 Florida Oranges 25c A Commuuily Bank Feldpausch Store Market Store Better Foods Cost Less,J �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. I-'EBRI’ARY If, 1934 Sporting Items 08696126 T. S. K. CAGE FIVE • Continued from page, one) HAVE ACTIVE WEK •take enrv of Mrs. Hilda Oils Hawk­ ins ami new da'igbter of Hastings. Mr. and Mr- Oburi) and daugh, ten. Miv. Mina Glikins and Bud Pnilllir- of A.'Avria wen- Sunday vKRats <rf Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart. Mr. and Mr- V»-rn Gual<-n<>itgh Thavc ino-.t-d from tin . Klingensmith Friday. F-b t u» T K II a Kr"'“ '"w •"d teUrt ball taanu pl.yrd tl,,^lbr.„,ornn«--nlera,UFXr.ld.. «.m.. >„ lb. |M„, ,ym TO. '■|'urfh, I.»m »rl. playnl CTIrtu.m. Th. >«• T,-l' ” “«* " C"b ,'1" *'■ first team girls with Sarunae. and tended the Prrsbyt. rktn rltureh, the boys with Saranac; Tlie second Rev. Kltching giving a patriotic *vrteani girls played a very ir>xxl game. b,on 0,1 Lincoln. Sixn-ul musical defeating their opponents. Hie Cale- numbf rs were also rendered. In the donia seconds, by three,fioInLv. th« evening 43 Scouts and leaders atfinal score bring 19 to 10. 'Die fli t -tended a union meetin/ in Nash* train girls found little trouble de- Ville, Scout Executive Lloyd Bhaffeniing their opponents, the score f'T giving an uddr. -. appropriate being 38 to 7-in favor of Middleville, fo*1 <»“’ occasion. An invwstlture •Their well organized olb^t;.c ail'd dr- ceremony was also u teatuiv of th-’ tense gave them tlx'lF21 fxiint lead. —•:>vice. A company of S-ouU and The T. K. hues loam played Snr- ,leaders conducted- an inv<-Miture anac Imingdo 'them 17 to 33 Tlie service al Good Will church SatMkldleville boys were not playing' urday evening and enjoyed a |»t their Usual good game, their defen.-e. luck •'•upi>er failing to click Saranac hat) a very - S[xclal Lincoln day programs good defense and a fast tram. T. K. - were given at the High and Junior will be In ihe pink of condition to High schools on Monday and Troop play Caledonia next week Friday at .lollies and’ suppers with parent s And ■ Caledonia Feb. IC ' leaders as 511e.it.’. were held on Monday ami Tuesday evenings, and COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ■ this Wednesday evening, tlie Sea Scout Ship Inspection bv the Ship committee will tie preceded by u jx:t lurk supper. . Next week Friday evening. Feby. district to Mrs. Wayne Smith's farm. . Geo. Havens was a business vis­ itor in Woodland Thursday. Little Zana' Dougina was tinfbrtunale and froze her fbigris while going to school Friday morning Tlie many friends here id Harry Blake arc sorry to hear of his wrl- xlav with her parents. Mr, and Mrs.' many friends here hope for her re- I will be held with Un. Otaa. Wl m« dines* from pneumonia in . a Franck. Gorham. . , covery. ' temore. Chicago hospital He spent some’ Mr. and’ Mr-. Jim Wilcox and' The club members from here who Dr. Keller and County Num I time here the lust year with his children *jx.‘nt Sunday with the for- attended the Nutrition class at the DeFoe of Hastings were at thri ■i>trr. Mr... W H. (Ml:-.' All ho|>c m«r < . isk-r, Mrs Harold Lober, and home ot Mrs. Frances Emery of school Tuesday and gave tlie mi ------ . war Hit. moth- Glass Creek Friday felt well repaid a physical examination. T* Jennie Wilcox, is there and for braving tijc cold by the goal Intuits and adenoida were Uw < iluuxhifr^ of Kuhin Hi with heart trouble. Her time they had. The March meeting ।defective things found. Ladies Mens Suede Cloth Cotton Crepe Gowns Jackets Cossack Style 98 s -Harvey Burgess. S. M. and Fred Ballance assistant, will have a pot hick -.upiH-r at the Episcopal par­ ish houw. folded with an Indian pageant. “The Coming of Akela." written and arranged by .Mr. Burg.\. Mr. G I- Ixickwixid, Mr -. Walluce Osborn. Mr, C. G. DcCiai. Mis Clarence Crawford and Mrs Leon Tolhurst arc in chargq of the supper. Committees for the pa­ geant are Decoration. Wallace <» • born and Clan- DeCou;. Indian Dance. Ur. Helen Morson and Mist, France. Hmitcri Puijlicity. • Leon Tolhurst; Handicraft,. Huix rt Btonson. Sr ; Characters are: Reader. Lloyd Shafer; Akela, Harvey Jhirge.-.. Medicine Man. Wellesley Ironside; Den Chiefs. Bernard Wfllinmq. John Barnett. Gurdun CrothvrTom Double Value! Pure Silk Full-fashioned Semi'Service Popular! Smart! Fabric Gloves 2 98 2 Odessa Sunday. Miss Grace Inn ram miti is visiting Mr. ahd Mi Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wickhum ami and Mtn. Welby Crockford Friday Mrs, siata Hilbert, Mrs. Ernest Slioino. Mr;. Fran* Nirthuim-r ami Min- Louim: Hilbert , v.ere XJraiUl Rapid, visitor.- Tuesday. .\ft and Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick mid fnnttly were Suttafciv guewls of MIsm*a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kline ot Ha.. lings railed <>n Mr and Mrs. Vernier Rafflcr Sunday iiTtcrnooti. Mrs Gillx-rt MvLetid is Very’fieri-J otisly ill with pneumonia. Mrs A. E Wynn returned Monday 1 from a week’s stay vtith Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wynn ot Lansing. Her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Wynn, and granddaughter. . Katherine, h a ve been quite ill. Mri , T«-d Super of Fast Woodland'j i-allcd'oii Mr. and Mrs. Vcrnice ; Raflicf Friday evening. Mr.i. Elizabeth Gibboncy who ha«:i been 111 at the hum'- of Mr. and Mrs. .Welby Crockford Iras gone to stay, with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Higdon of, •Nashville for a.few weeks. 1 The annual Woman's Club banI quel will be held al the sclwwlhoustri !Tuesday evening. The ladles of the' IdoUlil Brethren ciittich will serve ! the dinner. The program is in charge of Uio-prognun committee. A'jlgrge crowd is expected, over ninety ■ having reserved places. ■ Mr. mjd Mrs. Welby Crockford { ■>w 7 IIEHHFOHK HE IT il.Vf.l• ' **’Je u,r' Un<1 Mrt‘- i u.. r.ir.inu.i. «..imrii ,.f ii,. । ,.r{J. L. Chickford of-Carlton. mw* ,t.,r. n-i-rtniiiv iron...। > next P. t. A. meeting will b-.-• 7r.’>! Thr i<t»|r held Tuestl.iy, Feb. 20. nt the school- ] !r i» hi. rail f«r th- m-•< ! house. 'Hie men of the 'Coals Grove' •—UI-,— .... .. . .... ,p -J. a.‘ will put on the program, j Refreshments-will be served. -I'UTIIEIl UEHol.VF.n that ' CARLTON. A three act comedy drama will igiven by the Carlton community at' i the Carlton Center Orange hall on ‘ .. {Thursday evening. February -15 at' 8 o'clock. eirtaple>n» allownl by .*id T)lc ^vi-re cold WCathCT CHIlie | riRTRER RF.HOf.VT5T> is«i if {rather unexpected and caused lots ,i of sicknexs and empty coal bins. I {drx. J. J. Slrodtbcck has been {having the flu and tonsilitis tin-1 fnust week but is better at this wtit-i jing. Stewart Brown <>$ East Lansing ; jspent Sunday evening with Mr. and i •Mra. LaPayctte Usbome. I Little EHuHyn Ann Shriber of ■ ' Hastings sixmt part of Sunday with I her grandmother, Mrs. Frank Shri-, ber. | Mrs. Nellie Andrib. and son Harold ol Lincoln. Nebraska, called on Mr. । and Mrs. LaFayctte Utbomo Sun'.day. . f Frank Shriber was in Ionia on Sunday. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. u^o^rn ’it I ?',r- ,,nd Mrs- Erne5t Gorhmn and th‘r(.,.. children of Kalamazoo were Sun­ I day Rpests of the former's parents. _vit> yieraMr. and Mr* Francis Oorham. Boston Herald: Skunk hldea, ac- Sunday vl-ttors and'cnller* in the cording to reports from the mid- Wm. Havens home indudnL Mr. west, are up 25 per cent in value. ;«>d Mrs. Howard Johnxon of HickCommercially, too. you we. skunk' or>‘ Comers; Mr.'ami Mrs. Robert hides are nothing to be snlfTcdfot. Vrooman and baby of Hastings and —- -- • »------------ 1 [Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hart and Richmond Times Dispatch: A Co- daughter of Brush Ridge. lumbus (Ohio» show of! claims to | Mrs. Sarah Erway of Glass Creek., be able to eat corn on the cob withiteho ha» been visiting relatives for one hand! [Some time, left Sunday morning' to ; Penney s Sensational Buy In MEN’S CAPESKIN SILK SLIPS DRIVING GLOVES Welt Faced! Dainty irimnimgs! Gay tub-last y- We know you’ll like than I One of the fwfl ‘‘buy*" we've ever offered at this low price! Goal styling, wurkmamhip! Flesh color, semi­ dull! 2 Feature Savings/ 12 HOMME . 98c Plain or Printed Quality Rayon Wear-tested fabric you'll like! Made in dark colors that look right on the job!____________ 98 PONGEE Full Size Sheets 6'“98® 2<-98« 2 <»98® A pair of these bright print (rtjeks will see you through many a day—and keep you looking-your test, too! New nctklincs — sleeves, — lin­ gerie touches—very Incom­ ing and easy to launder, A Member of the NR A Overalls 98c Boys’ Full Lined Worsted Golf Knickers Exceptionally' jtt.C low priced! KNITTED CUFFS, too! Thai’i value for you! Checks and neat stripes. Light and dark shades. Sizes 6 to 16. They’ll wear and wear! FANCY PERCALES! A surprise value for these times! Very smart, boyish patterns! Well tailored —with pocket. Becoming Spring colors. It's News When You Get Quality FANCY SOCKS at This Low Price! fl Dresses Waist Band Boys’ Shirts These wear like iron. Size 81x99 A grand bargain. Spend the day Cheerful Wash Print Men's 8 oz. Copper Riveted Guaranteed Fast Colors! Bleached — Hemmed You can use lots of thi* attrac­ tive natural silk f—-for drestcsir lingeric, curtain* I 3J in. wide! Just think* I Both at this great savings! The shirt* are Swis* ribbed ... the shorts are of fine broad­ cloth! Bdth trimmed with harmonizing piping! 9gc Covert Pints CREPE 2 - 98c 4 lor 98 Shirts and Shorts MEN! Buy Ttujsc Heavy Rayon Flat UNDIES |'- Men’s Tailored You’ll give a "hand” to the fit and grip! They’re made of tyft, pliable leather—slip-on style! Unusval sav­ ings! at top and bottom, California and atraight topi good quality weighted till* crepe. Size* 34 to 44 Buy ’em with confidence! A SMASH HIT at 98®! 98® TEA AFBOHS THEY'LL wear and wear! Keep their *ha|>e and coloring alter many launderings! Size* 7 to WpS. Pairs for Buy them for beauty• Buy them for utility! Marvelous at this amazingly low price ! Fine smooth texture! Best new'cos­ tume colors! Mercerized top and sole! Stock up on these! "ille for you! 4 pair HOSE Honor guest:-' will T. Ben John­ ston and Eldon Ch-ver. chairman ot Dubbing, both of Battle Creek. All pnrepts arc urged to attend anil bring sandwiches. table service and out’ dish of ipod. WOO BLAND. Mis Cluis. Rowk.der of Grand Rapfdi- has been spending a few ...... ....... . ... ... 'nwrence F.nil. and l.imilv. Mr. and Mrs. John Dell called on BOYS’ WARM Goll HOSE 4 98® Rayon or mercerized plaited aver ray­ on! Merccriznl lop heel and toe! Double soles!.High spliced heels! Famous Quality! Picot Top CHIFFONS, Because we helped a quality shirtmaker* over a slack period • Men’s Chambray Work Shirts 2 tor 98® Made of fine yarn • with inter­ lined col­ lar* . . . sign, Steel button* I 98® is our extraordinary low price for these “Towncraft” Shirts .. . he wn oivruoclrd • lie nude us on irrcsiitBle offer... we accepted and now SAVINGS ai to r«« Day by- day their popularity grows! Fine, sheer, loVcly in all ihe. test new Spring costume colors! And,best of all at an amas' ingly lenv price! Hv 98c p,lr COLLAR* ATT ACHED I PRE-SHRUNK! ALL COMBED FABRICS! OCEAN PEARL BOTTONil J.C.PENNEY GO.I“ZS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1534 PAGE POUR the local unit tne- more simple arm direct can be the method of *PP'Xtomflent and the greater tlie cqunli.aticn*'of bqth educational •* -oppor­ Rio.Ing In Paris. tun.^vjind financial burden T» increase the number of pupils The StavUky Cau*. ' ’ transported usually means to de­ A law’ll 8hop" Falh. crease the cost per. pupil. He efti. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY PRISON REFORM, Peace 'Throat ened. maud the cost per pupil 18 cents L .".. Wbi.ef returned to Ids horn card a new theory op prison p«r day which is cheaper than par PINE LAKE FARMERS CLCB. in Chicago Tuesday atter- -a visit ..., — Probably It wnu Incredible ,v — .----------------------—r ------­ FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY Vr UIH1 Mr_ Ea Un<|M>> rnUr. ents can ftirnish transportation. Mr. man Who n.u. most-people who have been follow- »lH> Id* daughter and husband. Mr. expounded ‘ov The Women'* Club met Friday . tamed ubout CO member* and guests Duvall is in tour ol consolidation, wide mid outside mg thf outbursts of mnb vmlcncc in and Mr*. W H Bennett. handlid piton' since lowered costa. ...» Five ... or — six~ aim a ...inmiinorrand were ...... . ... . ,u_ ..... 1,111 the .......... 'afternoon a large nuinDcr were z„..^ ........... ome time He ad- France that u "pawn-*hoj>" swindle. Wallace Wallace Osbarn Osborn and and Ml Mi*: Ger- uii'.TBMHi tn ■ttendanae. Paper* were read ir, i,f ?!}* ,F“£?LCT*lftC’“5J? y,'“r: UK0 11 woul<l. cost'much mt'.t-x! thathe «•>■' out c*f .*tcp even though it did involve semr trudc Bentley,' repre.-antati . with the- subject ol F,b’ 10 Vie*.-Pres., L.e more. He also »po|« of the advanwith tn<-r.vmyt:-......'.-."f intiny men'.forty million dollar*, should create Emm-tnuei church, attended adin- Greek History which is now'being v‘;ttlns>-"n_>' • uJ>!5.h talTO-i the city children have-but of and -a.iii. u -a!.-» vuii "•xm’clu.. jr. such n. wave of anti-government i-»'r in Gland Rapid* Monday eve-! six MUX THS the inrettng UnyM'L-iveOld lllU151. |t CW[K city property owners rn>! i:i ■' i i.: he d- . iared that, he is sentiment Not-in man.v a year hav*- ning. given by Dr and Mr* Hookes studied by Mr* Hoyt «iui - Mr* ords prayer was. a amount of money to provide led • a’iPree dis­ ' ’’‘?l*ated. Tjiere being TURKU MONTHS not t:it« re . s!tevri»%. that parts and rrtticr la:::? French elite w A151 attending the Stale- Luthrop. Mr.. PanccwM •Ina nn . no nii«in«H.w business ■ on- "Dre-, Hrfonn Reform itt.n rin Three inn .tn • tran»ai,t lu.n Fortt ’took t'^a. he ha-, .-i. many cd Hum ex- been subjected, to such <te*tructive Hardware Dc.iteis convention m cussion new membar* acre Admitted and *?,. “ J™, Bill An.drew* of Knlamm'oa play.,|(Kltd * , rioting. t Grund Rapid* - Mr*. H.ill will also i-d three selections on the violin. 1 .. . —... • , attend the banquet on Thursday. . the immber fottj to which ii:e club r ^',’1 i»OW Z” ret ’V"'.? "Lingencfe.' ■ TniumtTi.'’ and "Fi mi Tlie French •■ pawn-sbop“ la cn"’^l Downing of Grant is viaitinjj ..- limited. 1-. new tilled.or P.n-1-. Kti i ' <• Efn<,’,I HaU syike briefly of .the the Cantiirake." and was nrcomiircly differehi from the American hi* sister. Mr*. Emily McElticny. utid • - ----- — n> • d*“hy tonic., bf interest including prfnied by Mux Newkirk at the pi­ ing his . irtety. The French'*-h ip. has th - nhc<*. Mr* F R. Panreus: and SV*, •‘^tiu-day wl mther ,lw special Marion of legislature ano Recitation. Gene Fbrd Plano1 rtiitu.-. vf a srmi-governmeht liwtt. Minnie Nobu * t .ton?' ., ,, 1 “Lotti to convene, stabilization of union I’- furnishes a method 16r Irene Louise Getty ol Kai- (rwi'-ou With W J Holtowav ami ”*’”**. t*-tter business condition*. solo. Mux Newkirk. Reading. "He Who Travel* -Best." Dorothy Ford liar men thntty citizen* to redltre cash o: Meeting adjourned to meet wl'h > wj/.iki negotiable s^curitte* on valuable: Tuberculo't' S.<i<-;y .was bi-xhc city Mr. and Mrs. Castili* Hughe* tor a Monday and Tuesday visiting the tv HHHv: h better price*. day'fnceting Saturday. Kb. 24. the item pub* The* Pearle Bagley. 8ccy. the kancU-n of congress;, may never. !ted and held- Hi *itte-krepingw ', the radio-newspaper squnhl-.le. mid .1 dcfiniti* js riod. Against* Un- Iciided the J Hop ut Ann Ah>>. But on the mere cliance that it ruay original government witness' t. r the beneflt of . the children he abvd value of these arttcHw. the Friday t-tcr.uie were Miser., Mar­ ' ■ mid of wane ot tho experience* of ■■ be. tvl-.e pcpplc With any atirplus pm ThGinas Creek Nutrition class . bearing tile date of IS34 hails t shop can ivaic textet- These garet Becket:. Kathryn Clark-. Ail fund? available should already begin held a.very Interesting meeting at : found m Sanilac c.iunty. Leo • Beatty, the lion, tamer. Balts and Ni-ilte Gillette and ... B"‘' K“- Hu- home ot Mrs. Prnncet Erwwy ‘ to prepare thcmselve* to resis-t the M<-£u>xFre(lerick Parkri Ri<-h«.rd Friday The next meeting will lx* here are a« >e» ’ ' Cook and Frederick Hilf. influx ol high-prcMurv jwrt pro­ hrlii with Mrs. Minn Whittemore. re. which Mi.--. Ol-:.i McGuire -gunst,- ovci t-onfpante* and moters who will mfcit the state. th.. mm, nt •,-s, *'i'v tlien introducea dud tola o! the Mi s Martha Tompson ot Coals l'«17 -nil K. »' ...a tnvnt me and n , » . ‘ J , *? d i? ’ . ' r IU ~": Havens' home the latter part of new acquaintance*. lineFinD-Mt-mrn' ' ,ru ‘ n " n n ' 1 ' Program of Mi-.- Violette cushman went > . Governor Comstock deserve., h!?r .Un,. •«, «~d n..ull o, » ML** Ruth Erway of Knlanuuo nt mre.hnent Essentially. there Kalama.'..- lor the week md am: F-bruary 33d this year at Mudge* crisis *.h y be a program of ntcon- visited hearty congratulation for deciding her parents here Sunday. to investigate Michigan > Public Opera Hou'c it? Fords Hotel Bill ..tructinn A crisis tn education ex­ Sunday visitors at Fred Olis' were. Mb* Animffia; ists today qnd men arc asking lor Hay. Harold and Lyle Otu and ' QUEEN OP IHE AIR. Kaiain.G-ixi fio given Utnplv Monday until lor dance 75 rent* per i-uuplc. a x 'liitlnu of out problems. They Chius, and Norman Erwiiy and ii , ‘ It is entirely Otting that Ann .-. .-..nductinj niiuctin;; the inquiiy, ho-rerer, rr-FIVE YEARS AOOTODAY iu-c ready for change., provided friend of Knlauin/oo. declares that wom- jofctv one to.contlude that he is far Lindbergh should be the hr;-; worn(ew of the old tune neighbors thu i chungrs' are'made m the di­ Mr s Sara Erwuy was culled to • at the residenev ol Mr J S rectum of improvement.- OimjieUnt Hastings Sunday to care lor Mrs. an to receive the Hubbard Gold niore interested in removal: nve pruonCra now receive more actual pum-miwnt and <.u rec tian dunn.: Bnint on the 28th. tor 4hy n aciu r* should be, provided in cv'V Hawkin* and baby. Medal «»L the NaUonah G^.'graphic Republican office holdem to make < t r Grand Rhphis -.pent the w. - k i • • quarantine than .1 JUST nun hutcry class rixftn at Ki/clt Wfty.es ns a.th her ixireu'.... Mr. anti Mrs 1 Society The award U given tor her woy for three Democrats than he u ;h- . d • :h the i t'il but not ■ birthday. A regular nldfiiah- will tnMire not only proper preparaInvaluable service a* radio opera- tn determining whether ur not tin* ; tea jMirtv. with knittinit work i*Rotoert MeGIocklm und family and the veil doer.— SIR tor and co-pllnt on a 311.000 flight ot utility interests of Michigan hav.: IImi Virginia* Havenr ”...... .. ” ..... ‘ of Hr h.1. H-. lutte from lii order to Insure proper cducaLowell Whittemore ret unit'd- to exploration made with her husband i>,.n exercising undue influenc‘d q'.er termined to otutl opportunity tin- l<x-al unU '* ter a brieL.M-.uum Aftlast year. Most trans-oceanic flights .^e eohimu-lun KHikl i>* large i-n.nigh t vnlalfj' tidiA rre was a pn-'entati weeks at home., since Lindbergh first proved that 0 go far the Governor h.t not iiilli- eiitlcntlmiai vier.hfii Onnn.U birthday;, memorial Whittemore i*, confined 1 .1 fi w ’more jih continuous flight from New Yor-t to brought to Ugh* any new, charPc. ”• as the result of a fall turn should be not only Ma­ . lively jest* the "bits Paris was within the range ot nio.1- again*' the commi'-’ion tiia*. have recpHntioii and one .mor il varied, flexible and bul- In l<l nt Ray Erway.. Friday. ern aircruti. have been mere public- not already been voiced during Hr- ahum Wha.' w::h sports. n«lto* .'■ tliat all member.- of tin Xi. for dirtiier. ity <tunu. Few- ol the flights have pas; two years by Edward T Fitz- i.;v.- md .other ' ntcrtanir.il nt* thr icon drops into the prison added anything to the knowledge of gerald. hinvelt a member t!i. Brown -t Ha-stnij.-,. preached Hica'.‘Official I no long*.*: ha* the tun? nor i - Methddfet elterch Silndn.. • p’excd when u citizen otfvivd to trans-oceanic aircraft navigation. <x>mmb*inn. T, Dickey ot UHLTlie should d«.- deed two acre* of city property t « But the flight on uhich Mr*. LJnd- newspaper artic and jmmphic'. • he is there or to rr-.ailre that he w; irtalioh fa-,|he city if the water department bcruii toufc part was dlflwnt. pell- addressed t» th» Armor it’id ttiy, n*-’ err again. • The. larger would cancel her 82ti water bill nite practical .route* have 'been legislature has trepeatedly citec uppie.•d in Michigan mapped and the problem ot regular etdenta and sta atistics itndin* commercial flight* between. Amcri- p^n-e that tf^ \u:iliii<commi . ca and Europe brought mucir nearer -constltutcs^he Aral line o! defva-o solution. Ann Laidbergh ha* always for the jxiwerful utility biterot,,'' :o try n Cttunty New' done her full-‘han-of work on the*c until quite reccutlg both the govdifricplt top*. She is a-skillful pilot, exnor and the legislature have n;- THE WORKINGS OF radla ojicrator und navigate! re.d' noted these ciiargee. No member ol tensing, -hunger marehe* and by merit alone hu, tally earned the jjR.. cwnmUston ha* attempted..ta.. .Thea.ha* • ufemglkrttatlJ!.**.hartt .Jani; J in. thr.larxcr ir.dn.jrixl center . right to such special recognition a* .public!/ refute Mr. Fitzgerald * the.Hubbard Medal. statements, a few «>* •them ha. ■ /t1,’’ . ‘called him :omc rauier unpleasant j Bren-n.;,! A PETITION RACKET. .names but haven't offered any I Impv< d t" mmcni cmplc A few'day* tnio, .several youn/. t-uiu'-nu to disprove hi* claim*. ■ ()ut wh it I*' bt'lii women, purporting to be from But- So far. the governor has kept ihe i/mun,.... tie Creek, were hi Hasting* getting:investigation suietly secret: ’ payrolls. The poUiu-al Hgnature* on a petition being cir- _;ihcn . .two ol ... the . . commi.' ......... 'ioi:--r. .. . ..... which would-elithimHc !’? cu la ted by the Association lor Re- htfvc consistently luyged aioi)g with Th"’Fretir!uniin is ducHoj: ol the Weight andJjlmrTax. the policy of their leader a clean J*"’ by nature and h’be After signing, one's qUefltion wa* bill ol health .simply ..because. Hwy oj called to a paragraph at the bottom resigned «* requwteci; i* himself but ver­ df the paper stating tliat a contri­ to oust the other three. in belter cirepmbution of nvc cent* to "help defray Mr. Fitzgerald. ’ oil cluirs 1y he may again contribute to th expense*' would be welcome. '- A columns of a jarre number ol wv« k spite «>t it* vaunted number ui people in* Hastingjtis’lflablc boast *>f eularly insigned. ' ' We are tn lie'way ntt- nipting Purine a recent hearing in Lan­ champion Mr. Fitzgerald when sing concerning the jirojxacd reduc- The Hastings Banner war a scheme was launched in mudeipM. to m*i» pwt s.'.ri. <ton the shipping center of the lakes. Hundred* <tf jots uvre sold. Thotuwtnds and thousand of dollars'were pald_b£ honest people anxious to invest their money -in of- speculative antes-. prise. The bubbjc burst and Port Sheldon is still made up'cft a general store open during the summer and a few suutmer cottages. Michigan resident* and those in other states should be on t heir guard'if the St. Lawrence Wa­ terway treaty is adopted. Mil­ lions will be won and last in le­ gitimate. even though ill-tuned, expansion project*. Added mil­ lion* will be Idst by common thievery. Of course tlw St. Lawrence W.i- ... ----------y;e-,.e , ' • • ' (IIU] Opinions; . "What Others Say , This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday Joseph Hooper of Battle Creek.. The social will be entertained by jaowcutlng attorney for Colhodn Mr. 8 Doud and family. Instead county. wan in the city Monday on of a: Mr prindle's a* announced iegO.1 buainrsa. Haul week on Wedtb'sday evening oI Mr and Mr*. Ernest BaAcr- of 'this week. AH wishifig to attend Chicago,have moved to tin* city. Mf. will be ut Mr< 8{Muldin< . store at Bower* is a machinist and h«.) ac- fl-yo o'clock., sharp. .Teams will be cepied a petition in the Seal fac-. there. • A Quotation NOIE: a in?-* the coinmm-.ipn.du: been working throughout th hMdquurte:... who paremalm tibli Washington BELIEVED IN THE POWER OF WANT-ADS the full fi n against the > MuibUiiy In the th. g tt.nifr.t officta i *r. tinaiicrd the cJimpstc eeiwtul candidate far tl.e r cf Deputies Frchchrr.'rnaed at what appeared rh an ubtuvu* and gigant graftu.g. Way-of Our World the treaty is adopted tiwre will !*• achetwM act ahx« to have the entire coun line of Mxhigan outivirtcd into ,one huge dtx>:. Promoters wifi flock'iiupdgim the country with cpeculalive kCiMtiifc ., a few of llwpi will be fcgitlnutt but tlw majority will be patent frauds. Pia you ever hear ui Port hlittaon between Holland, und there but Its develop tie nt wrecked u Philadelphia ’bank mid l'»t inou.iur.cn. <>t dollar.-, to Baek before the. Civil . <>r indirectly >l throqgh the NEWS GLEANINGS. . the Paragraphs -ductionBunker' Hill atzurd. wet Mor.muint >old tenth e tourist trade 'graft or y 'Die Byrd base in tin* Ai.t-.r . tn Badon found to have among jkjI: been manufactured in Japan. " ' aroused Mob* termed .u.ti det erratic leader in that district iia^-. A freak tulip grown bv a prince rations of protest were hold <e;tain|y have a puli.—Philachilpliiu Rtywri >B. C‘ hortloulturt&i pro­ i wotiani 'ih Inquirer. duced ,-et.tn bliMsoms thl? *prit>' Ciiautempts _ .eminent tr lour on'emr stalk and three t>n oth­ >of*.-pt<tbl the vandal and c. Radio c'jnndiair. have er. single ,flo»ro all \i: them pctng a private inveutuiation H of normal size and qua illy. ‘ dies cither have to laugh a >«kv Western Austral or admit that they are old cnougli ’ Contrary to general opiiu Royal!*: ppfly jn Frai.ic i i to have heard it before.—Saturday t.iongh •Evening Post. ' ' afoot to establish a moturcl.y willnauuulutic of the Channel glands, the exiled Due dr Gofer, yrvtef.de: . .. . .. .. oulripg the payment c.f to the French throne. M ruler. Mo,; ab'.v hate been lighted and uch cmmm-y on every of thf people incite M>-cailed upi*. .,111*1114 taploslon would Iw try.—Judge. strata 01 French society have hac felt throughout the world Pungent ( ‘ 'T'ODAY. just As in George Washington's -1 time, the surest method of securing a renter, a buyer, an employee or the satis■ faejory answer to any other “Want” is to “give public notice" of THAT WANT, and the most economical medium of giving the public notice of YOUR wants is the WantAd section of this newspaper. HASTINGS BANNER WANT-ADS GET RESULTS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRVARY 14, 1934 A Quarter oi A Century of Satisfactory Service Promptly irttling all legitimate claims. Writing a broad and liberal policy at reasonable rate*. I'ayint over four and a half million dollar* in losses alnce or-' ganlzation. Today the Urgcol farm mutual dire invuranre company in' Michigan. MORRIS O. HILL, Hasting* JERRY ANDRUS, Haztingi JOHN II. UTZ, Haztingz KEN BRAENDLE. Freeport State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. THUE FICIS OF GBEFI1LER CASE I Jackson he- looked around ut thr i circle of facts-alxMit him! the oC: heirs who hud run him down, 'among whom was also the Sheriff trotn whOBO jail he had escaped. He, that av Hastings bin uutomo- him by the mute testimony METROPOLITAN DAILIES candem ot the tire track*. he knew that. i If CARRY GARBLED 8T0 could identify him. He cmitc-wid. RIES OF AFFAIR Accompanied by two State Ttt«»pcr.*. he viaiiixl each county in whw h he hud sloliri chjckciui nlid com­ BARRY OFFICERS DE­ mitted robt*,i I1'-., in Barry county SERVE GREAT CREDIT and in Kulantnzoi. with the aid of Sheriff, Aides and Prosecu­ tor Do Fine Bit of Work in Getting Evidence HOME OrriM 7 J J,CH UltCH BT. FLINT. MICH. jxirts furnished by Sheriff Ixon and PrtMecutW Barnett and by officer* ol Kalamazoo. he wit* fo. :•> visit and admit .the theft of at and tar mon* th uly Sheriff U>y:d • Fin peculiar sound* within to the locked door of the DeltotiipriAm. Garage and turned his M-archttgh’-. A i*1 through the window britittbiK.it *. • xtriid', focus on th* Tonall At that moment blonde youjtg man. ~2!J HASTINGS’ NEW TAILOR SHOP IS NOW OPEN! I cordially invitol<> come In. get acquainted, and Intpcet the beautiful line of NEW SPRING WOOLENS now on dUpla). FINE CUSTOM TAILORING and RICHMAN BROS, famous 22- Suits and Topcoats Fhnnr for Evening Appointment at Your Home TRY OUR QUALITY SERVICE DRY CLEANING FOR THE FAMILY ’.-paying *bn»i* Richard McsAalrMiianship and Chester Me •ound buxineiw judgment were )y responsible- for the success j_z^»i;'uth>n. wSlch paid ■ ■Xi dividend*, qnd w*'- later sold k United Slate* Rubber Com- lK>ldne.<. in hut h.cu:«> that prr.^ed the afllcTt ihe m.u. tiu quickly und-Taced back into darkur- ’if t!»c mum uarage. I. uty Flower ran ijujekly around Wtilverin-e Insurance SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. I r-rrr.:. Christian and son. I. li ­ ly and ton and Charles Parlee । on attended tne banquet given .the Future Farmers ct America, .'day evening. . baby boy arrived al the home of Mr and Mrs. Jake Smith Thursday. ■ Continued from page one* Lome Rush and daughter Mildred Woo) Boot company-had borrowed ' I West Ode*,^ a Inrjp! sum c< that bank and was Mr< .1 D Wise ------ Wood­ umibJA u> pay. The hpnk had to j-A number fe . _rm Bureau foircloiw on it* bill of sale taking' all the machinery and property br- biUitjiu-i at Battle Creek Tuesday. All report a good'dinner ami a, fine meant n ccmxMenfbli to the.trunk had it b*• n coin­ d to tiikc over the Wool Boot property Rattier than hw ,the bank suffer that logs the M'. '-t, brothers derided that they would b*f* willing to take over the ownership of the plant and go ahead with it. m connt-etjoh with the lat«- Dan W Reynolds, then coihler of*ihe batik, also tlie late Judge Clement Smith. lh< Into Philip T Colgrove and thwriter. It wax thr large means of !)w Mi's.u'r brothers that gave the inrtitunon ample credit, w, H>at it MB.MN00E-, SERVED TR BUTE H. E. CARRICK ■ TAILOR itl'J W. Slate St.. Next Door to MeyerS 5 A. 10. Phone 2ifil - A Si<i t (.hmfNiny) is pleased t<» announce the a^poinl^tcnl of E. R. Lawrence & Son KtablUhin'ptutmn "liere and lid ^p'-cwl machinery for i’ tl>e Consolidat'd Press and T'xil Company was ^staWished It wax ftr-t -tarted :n Chicago and lifter moved to Hasting* Th!* is. ii w the Bliss Co plan’ f?t!]l liter. the otHrr side mid the d m. Michigan, ix'tvr known as its agent in Hastings and vicinity. ir ••Lucky." Although Dt pit: i and family. Mr* Mr. find Mrs. Gordon Endsley and son. Billy's birthday and Mr.- Vehs ddren ot Hastings family ot Coopersville are moving | Mrs Asa Strait entertained for bafk hen- and -auli Uve on the farm Lionels birthday, Monday evening, formerly known as the Coy Stowell February 5th. on Omar Mrs. Mamie Chase i* in Leda hoapl’.nl at Battle Creek. Stic had a wrioie operation Thursday and is getting along gs well as can be ex- nine and a.i,,i*ted on the program. Little Johnny Richardton h Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column ;jm tiirk< Hall s Monday ' • :rs Wdfortl Price of orgc Flail entertained managed currency manage, •ning. Feb. 12th. for her preciau*.—Detroit Free Pre: FOOD CENTER No fancy fixtures . . . just a lot of mer­ chandise pilled on tables, boxes, shelves where you can help yourself and save yourself money. Oleo n^' 3 25c number, conaul index and be ki had iiu rnali- Bcior» o>o^.Uh tWTBW EGGS rihir st, in. wh; lir Grand Rnp ! Barm Salmon Gelatine 2 c™. 25c Butter 5c Apples pHp 27c 6 ibs. 25c Freeport, lb. pr,*vi<ni‘ly «»n<-d Marshmallows is. 18c Oxydol 2 Pkg*. 10c Soap 10 k... 45c Fell Naptha Pi, 23c Magic Macaroni 6 pkg*. 25c Spaghetti or Noodle* e.eh 10c Clothes Pins 2 uw. 15c Brooms sac, 49c. 39c All 15c, 2 for 25c Corn 10c Premier, Golden Bantam* PlSS Indiana 3 cant Apple Butter 27c □C HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR EGGS TCDVPV? A $1 1,000 In Cash— and 7 Automobiles For Naming the New Patterns oi Silverware Gold Medal Flour z£J.b $1.09 ASK US FOR PARTICULARS Feldpausch Warehouse Serve Youtself and Save ! Telephone 2609 ", took, plat jnnd pho Ot his high 111 All 10c Tobacco 3 for 25c Mop Sticks 25c Tuna Fish A nutrient restorative tonic for those who have had the FLU or are in a weak, run-down condition. It builds Grand Rapirt* to help dvp Strictly *< <> ^ .Fresh doz. 206 E. State Street Feb 21 1H99. hl readinif "ServicJ. le it panel .body car of many chicken identified ■on «m* utter another. The­ ta ot ills lire tracks »w bod;, • found snch h ot1 ih;*- |>al. •bl.tn kiih-d while ofUcno * ilpcnt days in the nvighborhroid <d Mendon and Vlek»bu:g atld i-.cry where the neebiint a^iiin*: ihei: ■ priisor.cr crew blacker and blacker ■ lie btrasted of being .1 iao-cuh' .man,.of being quick on the trwr and,never to is* taken ••hie The Kalamazoo Mhcriff'.s. depaftmen: , picked up after Job" that could lx laid at Mr. Goertler'.s door. i Then Goettler* broke jut ot Him Barry county Jail, not a diUkmlt •e daughter by many pa.s*m;:.( I Mrs. Gntiryc Smith puny burned, 'yirou'gh his noon nt Ijk'e Odessa, mints* tier “-‘th and friendship y of Hastings called at . Mr Mtwarr in­ J Ulf Stairs Tuesday duced him 10 come to Hastings and locate that company in the old Fur-: niture Company plant, which, had; •< n Idle tor several years . 1 Miss Grace Ingra... — ________ a'hmd._ It can thus be .seen that RltfninTOhio, has jxen vi*itlng'her aunt. and Cluster ................. Mcs-i-r were the men - •*nwnsend. most responsible tor -bringing init Ion Claes met Friday dUStritG I > this city. It was the lice chase•h made through- that syeces* establish in Hastings tne Pres.. Company. The. Vikiug company and the Mantikii tunng Company. But it should not be forgotten that it -was JUohard Meucr who, Induced Mr Tyd«*n to come here. His brother Chester greatly.aided, too. m the success of- all these industries. • Vrrn- Wylchcr of Next. i»b’or of Zion Lulherar; church ot W<xniiand. made a surwy , of the scattered,Lutheran brethren"! imrraitu- SotinewHe's Illness was , prcnouifced scwrl' t Lever by Dr. living Hi the city ot Hastings atidj Kinde and not. Lester Sonneville’s Vicinity, and derided to supply them • home i* under quarantine. Lorraine Tin* first war coining fine but at thh writing brr 6. 1932, and’ Home, < uher within Church mid Green Si< a.i procured ol hl* trial anti he did not c/re t:i ■ m-s LtLbi*- Cr.ivi n Un a-regular meeting place.. I lace confinement in u more wcuru I fortune '■> -I'!1 Mui t. In the brtdniiing .“vrvicr.s wertf ^prison. [week.*. injttnm; !: held every other. Sunday alterno.ni . Ai once Sheriff- Leonard started badly Hm- wiu- taken out on the “ffian-liunt." Again th-:.'in-lawMrs AndicXv Meyer s, in at 2.30, which time- was later law enlorcettfcnt .otKcers of Barry Hasting' mid ha.-, m.-rUeal treat­ changed to 7 30 in the evening.* county wen! down into his old Intent ant! the lx-m of care and her ic appointed to Jv as deacon and haunt*. • Slim" Thoma*. *uavc. .-.low - Irietids will be glad to ice her able until per-1 spoken southerner. w.i» taken in for to return home. f questkuiltig bv t,hc combined lorcr- ' Lorra Sonneiil'.e.staying with mmuni otjieers could months. I ■ .... ■f.iuxtiH*. in. joid nnle i her Brandpannts. ,\’r. and Mrs. G. Diirinu'this period .lf»f Nov. 6. I«:i2 to Dei-.yi. • but he told enough officed on the right track. TTi:»m 1'001-1’ Mrs. Hcniy ToJc V not well ^f8,' was known to be an antv? aei'cplice ol GoerUcr but it w.oi thou? 'tight iaitnln. Her jlaushier from Haith ‘ b-.-st to allow him more or if ie [way tn order to find <;-kii! •ir. anil Mm. Glen Gates, and her .through liivagency U ixi-.nbl*' Abi 1. Franklin, spent the week end Johns Mi'’am in-. tttcr»a-ed and(this time the State lAillce at Jac ;h relative* in Kalamazoo. iRt'ornc Tmifled m tt* ixtrpo*.- af: sop jeported a carload of chicks building tpp kingdom <4 God m Has­ 'that implicated Thomas and th POWERS ELTIOES. 'came to Kalainaiio to /m'.iv Charlc.: Hatue.r viMtni hi* father tings. and on January 21. 1934. tltc[ ihim. In order Ho do I". !Uiwawi|.|-. 10 rue jhim. wri’K Mi'iion oniantaqd adbpt«d 1 j ougltly they Hxilkji 1 Donlxnd attended the Golden Gloves tutfon and elected pmnnnent offl-j errs to talje*charge of business at-] j and Thomas, s-cnsliig, ol 1 luiimanient on Tijuruday evening. : fairs of the organtiatioti. the net upyn lilm, t‘: . . MbiH Dijj*y Frost mid friend. Carl ■ample of hi* pah tWeitlcr. and e Light, of Str Johns /.pent tne week . lh<* election of offlcen< resulted ittl j caped horn the State Police. I'iul with Ivt parent*., Mr. and Mrs. the choiie of Nicola. KuempeJ df u-i con. Glenn Glum, elder. Wjn. Teske, - Trooper Jack cieeve- <>1 the state Henry Frost, traiuim-r Mra. V. M. Leary, finan­ 'police deserves gieat credit for the Ari .’He Bedford spent the'week cial secretary and Mr* Glenn Clutn.! I determination with which he fol- ,<jid with Donna. Neil at Irving. secretary. Th' envelope! lowed up thfinan who had escaped ML-s Bonnie Beach viaited at the recording . stem was udopMd and Mr Cluin 1 him- With all the acutance the U- •home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Travin “„„„ * ■■ ■. »tp appointed to'i 1 fleers qf Kalamaroo and Hastiwcalila few days the past week. „make member canvas*. | jcould give him --------------......lie "caught —_-----up" with! ----- ; Mr. amt Mrs. Gocyge Eggle.,ton 5 •tlw. t__ ‘ ____ .st John's Mitafon hi* man on Grand Boulevard In De-land fanuly of Irving were Sunday T,,U nic^:i' ■ troll. Thoma* broke and run. there I gwsu of her »iat< r. Mrs' Cartier now i< a permanent -.iruanization and Is hefe t:> slay, ufiil we welcom-* wa* a volley of shot.. one taking ef- 8chor.dfhn< and fumilv. I feet fatally. Leonard Goerti. r | Mr. and Mrs. Huy Serveit and otir brethren in .the faith to worship I arrested twenty minute:, later .is he I, family ot Middleville wen* Saturday with its. drove up to the apartment unaware i evening vKHor.. nt the hoineDf Mr. Detroit Free Pre--:. In horse and of the late that had befallen his I and Mrs. earner ScJjondelmeyer. buggy days, the thine* that *hut off pal Once-more. Dick Palmer! Cun- the vjeftr were called blinders uutead 1 A few ulghis taler Lu the city 01 gratutatioru. of billboat ds. Fire, Theft and Robbery ... up your strength, peps up your appe­ tite and makes you feel like a new person. All for Only 1 Pint Bottle! LyBARKER’S W’/icrc Immediate Attention and Courtesy ■ Arc Shown To All . Telephone 2115 Hastings, Michigan How to Stretch your Dollar in Food Buying! Seicntifiu tests.have shown that PURE milk is u balrfnced food, con­ taining vitamins and food elements helpful to all members of the fam? ily II is indispensible for the grow­ ing child, and the rheiipcjt food you can buy. ’ Every drop of milk we sell conies from our mvn tested and accredited herd. ()ur dairy barns have auto­ matic, olectrically .operated vehtilator systems so the air in them is kejit untainted. .Mr. StaulTer, who has charge of“ the ‘ cow?, Keep* the barns in the best pohsibie condition. Our milk house is equipped with every device tor convenient, and sanitary handling oil our ’product. From the time the milk is drawn until iL is bottled and capped, hu'maii hands never touch it. "So we are permitted by the State to sell our milk as •'GRADE A.” But it costs you no more. The logic of all this is that you should USE MORE MILK in your home, and Highlands Dairy Grade A milk is available for you. A tele­ phone call will bring it to your door, The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Hastings, Mich. �’AGF SIX ----------------------- 1- -tion for lircnrr to sell filed, ordej- L : ••.u.-dla COURT HOUSE NEWS *.■<. rW ” n-i •-■tn-w.1-------. j PRORATE COURT. F>t. Samuel Coulthard, dec'd.. Pe­ lion far Admr. filed, order for pub.Ife^Uon’^hleted. l>i. Lyman G Rates, d*r d Will for prob-te « ’till notice filed, proof «-f admit litlul iniarritnn account of Admr filed, order a<- petition !>lgnlng residue. entered, <IBcha'rgc entered of Admr issued, t ttniiied Stipulation hit- adjournment fil< order tor adjournment entered. The Welfare of the Children . . • '• ■ : • of exeeutoen filed. Jr.. imrnljn order limiting • • -•••petition fot dice to emitAdii Adn ion ’o continti* be nn-ldrcn—participate, nnd he cited In I particular our National Master. L. ' ’ J. Tabor, ns an example of the de­ Ut until t! tol- velopment of leadership acrompluh«!d bv the Grange, predicting •hat dur order will continue to be the torch bi-aier -llirouxh the years 'e «»»••. Tuiu hluK u|n>n economic tiiobletn« he stati’d that ifndrr-imntuiiption and not over production >• the b.oic catiM' of our, agnctillural tumble*, unit also cxpre.vsedhtmveif ir- favoring an income tux. •We next enjovt'd a violin solo by Mr Edward ScharlT. who re.ijxxidi-d [o’a hearty i ncure., A novel feature, presented by member>; of Irving- Grange, was Pocahontas Coal Is mined along the borderline of the State of Old Virginia. Von can get Mime idea of it* popularity, by the fart this operation has now the largest daily tonnage of any single mine loading cv< lin^»rly prepared caal in the whole POCAHONTAS district. Ndni growth in prt>iluctiuh would have been ImpoHoible without a Heady growing 11*1 of satisfied dealer customer*. multiplied .several times over by many thousand well pleased household I Mr -. Henry Pro t ry interevtm^ amf •ctions -by Bror,. ley. splendidly n'ti-1 the tillcrnoon pro- , The high heat unit and splendid lasting value, dean burning , quality and low ash content are interesting features that make Give Superior Pocahontas Coal a Trial Rexall 31st Birthday Edmonds elevator & r-. Lena Norris, Pomona Lecturer. CELEBRATION SALE IMPLEMENT COMPANY to the inun with mania. a* the ad ivincs BrmkTtatnw.vilO lx It.-t Elour, Feed, Coal. Cement, Lime, Brick, Tile HASTINGS, MICH. THIRD LESSON ON WtDNESDAY. FEB A Carnival of Btgger and BETTER Bargains! Because they want to prove to you the quality and low prices REXALL Merchandise, 10,000 individually owned Rex­ all Drug Stores conduct this great ad­ vertising event. They, as well as the manufAclurers, sacrifice their profits To make possi­ ble .these big money-saving values. Their loss is your gain. For you get the regular full sized packages—fresh standard quality merchandise. 21 K' C I I C A- P 1\ kJ Vz 10 Michigan Fine Granulated VJL / 46c i a doth sack $1.1 A PANCAKE =. 5 s«k 22c CARVETH & STEBBINS It-k GOODS DI I.IV1 RI I) PRUNES TENDERIZED FRUITS TOK SALADS 20c ." ’ 25c PINEAPPLE SLICED ■ ' ■ 21c PI M IENTOS ' 10c CHOCOLATE *”"■ 9c AUCTION SALE! I find it necessary to dispose of the following property and will sell at public auction to the highest bidder on the farm known as the Sherman Zimmerman farm, two miles south of Dowling or the third farm north of the Johnstown Grange hall on M-37, on >v liurkwhval I'biin. CHERRIES PITTED 2!:.! 25c The REXALL STORE HONEY Pure Exlrnchd. Bambino. Specially dried. More |x>rtion-, io the box. Sockeye. Firm texture. TUNA OCEAN BEAUTY ““ 17c FINE TABLE Ed. Cassidy, Clerk. Rich and full-flavored. PUREE Tomato F.n-r-it Brand 10 ox. can Fine for Soups. Sauces anti Gravy. COFFEE I±7 ib. 19c LARD pure 2 15c MAZOLA Pint Can 18c ib*. Pure Vegetable Oil. SALAD CORNED Seasoned Just Right. 17c PAPER NAPKINS 10c V linens, lures, lingerie and ilk stockings. po*. not -s q injure hands. 2! pkg. * DC uren KIRK’S &&. -5c OXYDOL kr 22c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 1 r* Chases Dirt Z C,n* * DC Lost Receipts ty would h twelve gradec school. This is a matter thai If P ran thought qve be worked out, Barry eernntv tajee its pla«ce as.the'Crst Mid bounty to afford evt th:- advantages of tu echool. and. through 'Foundation, the trcatlv add< d ad‘vuntges of health teucbhig. health training,and medical SuperusjopToi SANK ontASTrh'OS ar.d . White Naptha Soap. t22c 15c Broadcast Very palatable, P.& G. AMERICAN FAMILY FLAKES « behev HARRY PICKARD, Propr. 19c SALMON RALSTON’S 23c Duroc Jersey stock hog. Four brood sows. TERMS:—CASH. No properly removed until settled for. . SPAGHETTIS 16c CRACKER JACK 19c POST’S BRAN ’ ‘i’ 7'7*'..... 14c Commencing at one o’clock in the afternoon/ I offer the^-following property: FARM TOOLS. Good wagon and hay rack. Two-l^orse riding cultivator. Oliver riding plow. Three-horse walking plow.. Spike tooth drag. Pair bob sleighs. Mowing machine. • 100 ft. good'Tppe and hay fork. . \ Numerous other articles. 47c 5 Fine qfiality ni;d flavor. Blended right for flavor and body. Ground fresh. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1934 Henry ^tannery, Auctioneer. All Prices Include Sales Tax. We cash CWA Checks. TOMATOES & 329c I • Three good cows. Full blooded Guernsey bull. Yearling Guernsey and Jer­ sey heifer. S A Superior uncotorcd Green .J;i|iun Tea. Does not cluing*1 ui tup. i iv (lif printed. (luted, anil Itemisril llrum-M that these re\ 125 Money-Savers for you. See large hand bill for full list of items. Sale lasts all the month of-February. CATTLE AND HOGS. Mission Inn TEA 23c IT’S EASY THIS WAY! Lynd- of M. S. C. i, ;- "Your Child’s Emo­ ions and His Behavior” And you rfet tremendous savings. All in order to show you that Rexall merchandise will please you. Don’t miss this.cvent! 3 work horses as follows: Gray mare, wt. 1500 lbs. Black mare, wt. 1500 lbs. Gray mare, wj. 1300 lbs. Black mare colt, 2 years old in June. Farm Implement) TELEPHONE 2118 --.I; The Volume Buying ol 10,000 Home-Owned Drug Stores Give You Thesel-ow Prices HORSES. - 19c 5 Keeps Clothes White. =FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Head Lettuce Grape Fruit No. 252 Oranges 2 for 15c 5 for 23c dozen 20c No. 150 Oranges dozen 33c 2 lbs. for 15c Potatoes Idaho Baking 15 lb.bag 49c Sweet Potatoes C. THOMAS STORES �THE HASTINGS HANNER, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY it 1934 Social Events and Personal Mention CIVIC PLAYERS ENJOY ACTIVE YEAR Association Produces Three Plays and Brings Battle RARRYVfLLE. Women's Club MivJoAary dinner at the home of Mr. and Mis. Floyd Nesbitt Friday. ,rlue u> the extreme cold weather. A quiet wedding was sok-mnlzcd tli.i;- WonM-iis C«iub was heal >n the at the home of Rev. Willetts Satur­ jCenUid school ‘builiffiig Friday aft­ day evening when Mua Surah Deernoon. Feb.. 9th After the usual Prirstcr and Will Slocum were unit­ bUXlUCM session' tlie Literature De- ed in marriage. partm'ent took charge of the pro­ The funeral of Chas. Northrup of gram. . ’ * Nashville was held in the Barryi Mr* Roy Cordes gave the wbtd villc church and he was laid to reel' study. Mrt- David yunBuskirk gave in the nearby cemetery. a very intonjstlng talk on "ColletMr. und Mrs Will Hyde and Mr Uoiu of Colonial Furniture." For il­ and Mr- Chester Smith attended lustration,- Mrs. .VanBuikirk used th" Farm Bureau meeting and the collection* of early American luncheon at the Pottum club house furniture ••xlilbited at the museum in Battle Creek Twsday. Mtis Evelyn Day of tensing and ini' Metropolitan Mu- Mbs Helen Willltts of Kalamazoo nan wing York. •Mount Vernon’ twcrc week end gtiests ol their par- Robert, Jr . vialted Mrs Sarah IUr~---------- -U AND 1 CLUB. Creek Guild Here per a Rd Mr*. Winifred Pryor of Tlie U and 1 Bridge Club enjoyed Early in the spring last year the ADE-TO.MEASURE rails ire not La ruing on Sunday. . a birtikiay dinner at one o'clock Hastings Civic Player*' A s < utlon Harold JcfTerifa JefTerlj'ii of ot Lowell was the Wediuoday wwuMMUy afternoon, nlternoon, February 7. d Abo.., hundred different than ready-to-wear. They guest Friday “ *»t the U»e injine iumie of Mra. Maude Maud- Hooiun. Human. *w" Jha , |(Ut| ln ltl> nest of .Julian* Julian" Townsend Prlrtav. vary in quality and workmanship accord­ night and attended the junior cIoak “» htmur of her birthday. Cover1 u“ , J u,J1,.v,.d )n ;U5 vj). pu,. -Wto M Rlsh'" , IT'S rn, Ite M u.e.nte„ «> SSlTefX » ing io the standards of the men who make Mr. ahd Mrs Weldon Weldon Wolfe Wolfe und and "‘‘■club and liu. table a u> centered to , »jxak. . ,. and lld ,fiaid ... ;K)r»in,. Mr. ahd Mr*. theirr FUH supiKirting and sell them. 'I Over a hundred men have family of Battle Creek were Sun­ with a’lovely birthday bouquet of contributions bought made to-measure suits here in the day gurtta Of Mr and Mra. Ja* cactus bliMsonu. and geraniums During the afternoon budge' tyas Wo|fe and ptiier relatives. They could not help but enjoyed, the high scon, being w. n Rev and Mrs Ray Merrill of by Mto. Myrtle U»i« and the .c-m./hows a cimmiendable record mere. We guarantee satis­ Lowell were guests of Rev. and Mrs solation by Mrs. Beatrice D-C.ai, for eompli^limunt. faction to you on anything and MA W...n..r .nd Hddenek . E.' .SX' "CT, which appropriate prizes, w. r« On Juile 9 . • Warner were in Grand RapicU on 1 ‘ 2?..? 8 tKfore the Commer- awarded by the hostc.-s Before the r.s-vcmtioh prt. everything you buy here.. Tavern tn 'Sudbury. Tiu:se Chester WillltU of Lansing en­ Wodnrsday, . \ ciai liud. club adjourned a lovely birthday 'Outward Bound." b coUecik.n., showed, the crude. Yimplc tered Ahe Pennock hospital Sunday • - -- • - ndA in - Mr. and Mrs. Guy Giddings and cake w»s cut and partaken of. and It wx- a >: forms of the plonre for observation. We hope; for better fund ay t>,clr niece. Ml** Bernice Snugg* everyone wL-.heel Mrs. Hounan iti.tnv munipt b Tfiilored-to-Measure Prices:the mor-t Iuxutmxk romantic reports next week. ■ of Chicago, were .Sunday guest* of iiappy returns of such a pleasant oug!u,< and Monday r-. of fumildre. Kenneth WUeox of the CCC’s of $21.50 to S 13.50 ' Mr nn<) Mrs. Loren Johnson of birthday. trouiwMiss Bernice .'Wiggs of Chicago Modern American Period FurniBig Bay was home last week on a Middleville. member' Is tin- guest, of Mr and Mrs Guy iru day leave but the company teleLewis Karmew accompanied Ste­ licturc pl gramed Sunday nigh! and ask' d him Nearly sigty were present on Fti- pUv . Mr and Mrs T H Baird stfu' ven Karines and IMck Palmer to !<> return immediately a.- he was . .alien­ ••Gre»n Pasture'.” i«- Battle Creek Detroit on Thursday where the da> cvcnuig at tlie btiieht bndxc there has been : badly needed in his work of preparboys entered the final* of the Gold­ party und. r tlie au»plce> <>f t*i< gtriy on Friday evening. en Gioves contest Charity Guild of Pcnn «lc lek.pitat piu), Mr. nn<| Mrs Robert. Jessen of kin Bunday Chicago came Friday for a visit with A'droun.ie, Fourtai;ji table.*. ... tiiik . I' r M«Miron CIorWMW Crawford play ut auction, contract and crib- Ka.arnu/.io Ont:.J , Dr and Ml' , c. Ditlirop were Ms M,lrt ' D<-'5,r rHurnrd Sunday but bag*-. guests -if Mbs Olive •Lathrop -■---- o!- — Mi* Jessen remained for a longer Winners of high score ... : . i.. ind children Contract. Mr . Kirhurd L>>| 2lara Day and tlu-ec girls and Miss Mr. and Mrs Ebcn Pennock ol Albion visited His brother and wife. in (iriHid, Rapids un Friday Hcrble Wilcox spent Friday bilge. MLss Ruth Robson Mrs Flank Adair went Tuesday ram. is planning a -.nrduy in Hauling* while Wednesday They found Horace Refreshment* wbre .vrvL_ PHlyer h was tn Vicksburg visiting Pennock gaining nicely from hU re­ cryone had a delightful lime. friends'. ' NORTH CASTLETON. mnuently* In a few months' time., D.' and Mrs. d D. Walton Were cent accident. Mr. mid Mrs Herbie Wilcox and Amoijg those whT saw ''Green . in KalanwKuxi Tliur.-dny evening to E peakins received word Sunda] Mn. Han-1 Zarr-vs of Grand Rap­ । Kenneth spent Monday with Mr. Pastures ' in Grand RapuLt on Sat>.! <• One. Sunday Afternoon.” Fashion Trends anil .Mr.- Albert Holsubus ot Belle- that hU mother. Mr*. Mary Dew ids spent Saturday at the George I tie regular meeting ol the Ann :Mr und Mrs. Finley Johnston arc mduy were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cor­ and Millinery.' j vue. Kenneth went oh to Kalamazco glfi-st-s ot Mr. and Mrs. Edw. John.- des. Mr and Mrs. M L. Cook. Mr. lean Legion Auxiliary will be held on on the sick numbers oizthe Worn- where he took the train for ' Big ot her-daughUr tn Grund Rapids. Mis* Oaytha Littic and Mrs Hubert -Oook, Mr. and Thuisday1 evenin iton of Grant! Rapids this week. The fuheraj will be al their old models to dU- Bay. rn um. kMrs « W Co?' A D Knis- chop suey supper Iwtne at Mecosta Tuesday at one Paul Town'i-nd entertained unday guest* of tk,r"' ,{,;v >' L O-'W«'y.. George < r. Mr. and Mr> Fred Mills. - !>•wcy. Mrs Aben Johnson' and' and the c<#t •>! Mis La-la Dunbar of Kalamazoo .Miss Betty Munjoy ciirrJ' home M: and M:- John Hniu of fiom Steven and Agnes Johnson. divided among ti Grand Rapids Tuesday M-.-datne; Katluruu? Richland spent Sunday with day. She wears a cast for Iwr on? fihotbe Oaks and Mrs. Di CORNER •S IIOS' "r.’ N H. Barber nilce. as a result of a dislocated ------- -- hip. ..... Grand Rapids we: j bum Mis. M Waters has sold Iler farm leg. Miss Arlene Campbell was host- Iiin. .M.1V<;| the dinmr !-,. and Mrs. "Wm Wliite She is We hope she can be cured1 p<: - Celia Townsond's Tue.Mfa’ D Tobias. Saturday after- ■laying with Mr und Mrs RFx Wa­ css to thr Busmc** Women* Has- carriers --------------------- \---------------------------jitlnl Guild on Monday evening A b.-ing pi ler- We lute to lose oitf old neighlovely dinner Was. served at Atlic MetlHidUt social rooms, followed by, j Mr. mid Mr- N* II Barber attend-, the buaiiie.-.-, minting. It wa* voted to „„ ;i-d a Farm Bureau meeting at Battle’ a.'v.ist with the purchme of a double udni-d ‘at a bridge dmm r on Frei ; Creek Thursdiiv. izilln lor use at the Nursery -school evening rompltmen ; Mr. and Mr-. ■ Deibcrl Enzian and a collection was taken for that mi ” ' ■ ailed on Mr and Mrs R. H Halpurpose. • j-oien being laid ;fend ':i’at Silver Creek Sunday eve-* ntertalnnicni feature, pfghji intng'. i Dorothea Hammond spent the' very delightful talk ami’-Mr'. Si’dn.y :pa..t week at Lent Corners caring ... ...... ........ ym,. were out : for »ier . usler-in-ltiw, Mrs. Leland This coupon worth S4.O2 to you . telling of her jienamai tikper'Hammon<^*wbo has been ill. which alj i njoyed . u . R. ( . I ; The Community Club will meet a; ONE HOt R, ONLY ADVERTISING The March mreilng will be enter- 'I iw'w; R < taint'd by Mtss Louise Gqfctr assist? ly birthday p. Bring this coupon to our More with only Wi cents und we will ■ruury 17. Representative Chius Park- • rd 'by Mrs. Hany Wood. 22. m honor give you a beautiful unbreakable SeH-FilIlng Fountain Pen, ;tr will be the s;>raker. Co-operuUve with two extra 14-K pen points that tit the pen. You nlro get : dinner. . . I hintt Aft .MTWti. a propel und rniel pencil that matches the pen. This MJW and pehcil bet is given to you FREE. You really pay only fqr Mln- Helen Newton very pleasant­ the points. An Ironclad Guarantor with each m l Jtut to adMr. Potter ot Bedford called on ly eiiVrUilmd OTti-en nu mbers of vtrti:L‘ IHr new PEN-CRO lif-umc Pt n Points .ic.r fountain J. Wuliuutn Sunday. . ' . .. pens. Dan't mu- t)ps w<hdcrlul opportunity. If )<>u can‘l Mr and Mr- Homer Rowtodcr Thursday rv< nlmt. Feb Hth.. ccme at this hour, send someone tu tin- store with'signed ootfwere Sunday giA-st.. of Mr and Mrs. Ed. Deakin. | Miss Elizabeth Henry <i>nrr of store. Don't forget this date and hour. Positively no John Hilling Ijs confined to the charge ot the devotional hour und birthday parly ut the scit.’taold after this hour Mlle’ Limit two sets with each coupon. house all the time from a severe Ml- Edith Ornisbc finished the re■ ■ - - • ; attack of heart trouble. view of the mission study book I">ih« yy(’’ ■ Mr and Mrs. Etl. Deakin Were in nd Mrs. Edd New- * Meccata Tuesday to attend the fumorrow." which was Very interest: Meyers home, • n,.ro| mother, who passed mg. The business mming followed ral days there, j away Sunday at the home of herTwi-new members came-into the .arciicc-Bump und daughter. Mrs. Theodore Cole’, in* Customer must sign here . Guild making the enrollment iwcn- Mcs. Edw. VanPopering vtilted relatives In Grund RupttLs last week, MU* Dorothy Barnes waa home " ~ " ' ' ' " Mrs Hattie Bellinger, of Hickory Corner.; vistied Jklra. Nettle Hyde op Tuesday. \ Sam Amer i* in South Haven and Jfldiatiapolis. Indiana, this week on **buMnt-M. ■ ' M. O. Abbott of Buttle Creek was in the city last Wednesday culling M Clothing & Shoes for Men & Hoys SPECIAL for 1 Hour Only z Saturday Evening 8 to 9 P* ni. 98c iuy Keller* Sundny School class, known as the "Anchor Class. " will hold their social meeting on Saturday evening at the home of Mrs A. D Kniskern. After u choji sucy .supper, the girls will be .sJioun Mrs. Kniskern's collection of orien­ tal articles, the girls ail coming, bi UlUnise .costumes. The committee in charge is composed of Muses Ruth Winslow. Kallileen Merriman and Barbara Crook. LOW PRICES SATURDAY, FEB. 17 FRIDAY. FEB. 16 Anza Coffee 45c The Health Coffee Tho Culture Ripened Coffee, am Shultt, Freeport or u. 26c UULter Middleville Plu, la* Ammonia Fu/Z Qua/‘ 15c Kellogg’s Bran L‘*- Sii* 19’/2C _____ Mother’* Betl. The Flour Of F lour The Beit Cook* 24H Ib*. $1.09 Macaroni f..c> bm j “• aic CoSCee Maxwell Haute “ 26c MEAT MARKET SPECIALS Oleo Fancy Quality Beef Steak Round Pork Steak Shoulder Beet Pure Lard 2 o. u. 19c I4’/2c I»'/2C 4 u- Me TRADE HERE AND SAVE HINMAN’f We Deliver The BIG /Little Store Phone 2491 Feb 10. Ka'.urda.v were liavmi; a n Some- dincrent Ulan in Micii The Cl’arkc”.* uddn .-.- i livery St to :* r.buru. 8 than met M.McMillan Fruht 9. and sewed tor tin- nor Outing flannel bloomer., cloths were made, among things for the children. I number ot the member*w ent and a delicious lunch ua A number •ome yoiing young, skated on the ur lakFSunduy It wx- lovely a. rhone brightly and there wa Rood music. little wind. Some folks walked aero-t»uf lake und buck. The’ Plough bmed t v in family came up there from Toledo. ThL party : entirely fre Mr and Mrs Roy G. Hubbard en­ the funds t tertained their bridge cltib on Fri­ ibership • it day evening After the pot. luck touched bv Kirs John Nobles and Maurice Foreman Mr. und'Mrs. Horace Waggoner and family. u son. s»v,u,cn>. ' ,,, nui Kenneth, ui of vnvci Olivet visited .ton und sjh. wnj B j Wellman's Sunday n. und hi* sun. Robert, all of ------- - word Monday Ed. Deakin received Hii-tinii- called at George DbMott'a that their son, Donald. wbO was in ‘ the C. C. C. camp near Houghton Will Moore s|x,nt one day lake, had been injured and had been el: in Hastings helping to transferred,to a hospital in Detroit1 her lather. Mr. Bump, who . for treatment. n |ll since lust July. ' id Mrs. Mohler and duugh* MARTIN CORNERS.* • ■ ■ , Sunday with Remember tile I. A. S. at Mrs. Me Phillips and MHW. Skid*“ ‘ 'Vednesday, Feb 21. i for dinner Ch U No. 3 will entcrtain. A cordial nvitatlon U extendI AIR LAKE. fed to all ustcj Lidies' Aid will m< ■ Mis* Imogene Barry was a wcck21. for dihn : with Mr* ** , end guest of Mis* Gladys Bennett Dumcy anu> m Hasting^ and attended the Junt her.’mr play Friday evening. . iiwi '-1 Mr... Ruth Varney und IRtle sons • umnqt with ... Mi- tit Carlton Center spent Thursday very body invited. J <>f lust week with their aflnt. Mrs 'Millie Fisher. . .— ---y--------- Mr and Mra. Orr Fisher were m.ini u l u MUy. \v- extend j Sunday afternoon callers in Lakcx i ol wisin': .1'1 them. They j VIew-at Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Munn's '-..ub' near c.irhmi e nter j and at Frank and William Cog*. Mrs. Charles Ix'chloitmr speir. well h part ot U-t week with to r daughter | Willard Hilton und ctoldren were Mr.- K> ntivth Spaw. □! Miu Sunday guc-sts of hi:, sister Mrs A httie group of jnetid.- dropix d; Grace Landis, and family near ------ " durday night to'Woodland. i.r..vj (OH.stKs, Mr. and Mrs Mahlon Burkett and Jiiy unit family haw; hmiil.v and Miss Dorothy Butler of ntoved near Prairieville to work by Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence the year lor Eh Ltmley. Hammond and Jons ol Cressey. Ro­ About 35 iricnds Iricnds sur(>ri.wd Be;. j land Day and Mr.. Alfred Bail and S '*> mi for Ab9Ut spanM>r. Mr. lE’rtiert Reinhart, were i.HlUctlon illowed ■ I n: SatUNtoJ nlSh‘- ITogrc»wc daughter of Allegan and Mrs. Mvrdelightfully entertained on Thurs­ The stae' l,rt1r0 was played. Supto'r was served tie' Day - ■• of Richland -were- Sunday day evening by Mi. and Mrs T. S Kltuig! |,“','ra<l .. Ilni-■U,w.rel?n.ll. , visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Leland K. Reid at their, home on Michigan Hamm md. attempted .I equal to those i avenue. ■ (LOVERDALE. Mb* Dora Brandstelter called -on jirodttccd pr 'Ic'S'.oiiHily und audi- ,;ur M1V . - • ,UUI1 - .----- ,------ -. Edward Tombs Sunday. Ho u not iorium rent run up into rather ,IHMW '■ rolurncd any fetter at thr, writing. Mrs.■ Daod Boyes-ite-rntcrUbnllig heavy item. . sp< use Admissii'n,hJ(n,> Sunday morninc. ■ Marc and Clarcnn i Hammond the O. G. Chib Ihi.'.,WeuncMluy eve­ uric.’- hak.- Iw.n ■.<•:•[ us low as'11ns-' v,.t * ..j ... .. . aianabte to h ‘Yi'i-’n M!’7i,U‘rl 11111 wn''!callcd on Mr* Georgia Hammond ning at her home mi W. Green St. L2 Have been vlsjtim-. a die home oi,.lIld daughters of Kaluimudo. SunBridge wU| be played alter the put i veryonc. If is not the Intention, or . th''ir atm. Dougal, and1 family of De- jjjy. luck Eupj^'r. purpose of tlio msoclation to make 'nmt for a few months, retumeifi। The Mb-c.s Hattie and^Einma afiy profit. < r.ly to pay current cx- !lome Monday. I Doster. Ed. Camels and (Jlarcnpc ’^aRu^nd auccctt' Mr-.und M’' Wellington MomcaJj| 1 H ;inunond <nuii>Ulrt njad( n’uH.i, u,, business ir’ip'to Mr. Clarence • Clitlord *H>ngc;JM^jucd^w'-i . ' and Miss Ethclyn Don* Pre : >:i- conunuet! p.i ..i..ip. unu suca.o al)d duugh'.i r of Bedlord spen’■ Kalamazoo Wednesday both of Hastings, were united in [ mf and Mis Arthur Johncock.}suddcn IttlI arf4Ulti hw lM,t uwk marriage at the home cf the bride’ tx detouRl.v « mtd^- _____ . iin ir.v I vvrin entertained, their grandchildren of , go^, gOlna o w . Monday. February 5, 1934 at 3.00 P. ' •■'•IH<^,l|cgan over the week end M. by the Ret . Alice A .Griffln. There will-ix- sjaeial services nt Mrs. Ford -Demond and chUiinn1 the M E. cliui.h lor tn. foltouinglrf Ka|ainazio vtMled the l.c-'er) Mr ami Mrs Herbert Rimlmnk two week;.. Ix gttinir.K next Stind.iy I MoIur„ lK)n)C sullday evening DonRha McBain o( Deitqn ■ entertained the Junfac cLi.w play evening. Feb IH All uro cmdially called al the 4iomc o: he.- uncle.j cast Friday night it tliMr home on Inyitj-it to allGid tliv.se services. R.-v Loomis ot Fleepat was »n ,n ,•?. Pierce and family ot. So. Jefferson’ foUdwIng^lAc produc­ ’ tion of "Why Be Rich?" The young the vicinity calling Sunday alter- ,n(Kin |as. „ , i Onuigrvillc Community w»u>» fu^ks report an cspcxiully fine time nz»t? is quite ill with ipi4ytra Bih. an cntoriuhimcntI HAPPY Sl'RPRISE. NATIONAL ' . , ' „ 'ut tin- town hull. Friday night. Feu.; HASTINGH Twelve relatives and friend- ,<jf ..IcEununy I* scry ill । j6 one third ot the proceeds 'will : h.r t».. <UusW-ra.|1.„ „ Uh. ctou.Id.,iv T. a.. Mrs. Lucinda Jordan surprised her --------on Sunday, bruiglng u pot luck din-,'Ada ;ui<| ll'UTi. Ii.ig*-coiiw holin' to lutiiiy root . LOWER CROOKED LAKE. tier and spending a very hawy via.. 1- - Harold Elliott of Flint was home Joe Steiiger.' wlio was under the .with her. • , to visit his..parcni*. Mr. and MrsJduclors* •care, is better. THIRD GROUP -STARTS. Ijtinw Elliott. Sunday. iI vuw. Visitor* al Chris Zimmerman's, | The third piny reading group met The Carlton Grange i* -pcHLoring during the vfeek were. Mr. and Mr*.; i for tlie Ural lime un Tuesday niter­ a home talent play which will lx:'Rex Harmon of Battle Creek und , : noon at thr home of Mt- G E given this week Thursday night. >Geo Zimmerman of Lawton. I Goodyear. They w ill meet evciy Feb. 1ft'. It is lH>|X'd lheie Wilk be Chi'*. D-i ris'uf near Bi-diord was I two —*” a good attendance. a taller at Frank Roushs Sunday.' By the Way 98c Addrt B. A. LyBARKER Hastings, Michigan It s Here! e’ve Planned For It! You’ve A sked For It! HODGES’ ANNUAL Tl^ADE-IN WATCH SALE Bring in your old style, unreliable watch, and trade it toward a new up-to-date wrist or strap watch, or a reliable pocket watch. Our prices are still at the low 1933 levels. e will allotAyiJU full value for your old watch on any watch in our stock.- s No matter what the condition pF your old watch, it has value on this sale!. v< :: We will .How the Government price on any old gold you wish to turn in on this sale. SALE STARTS rhursday, Feby. I 5 Last Day Saturday, February 24 <t Louie Early fur Bc»l Selection! C. B. HODGES Dependable Jeweler I OH EAST STATE STREET HASTINGS. MICHIGAN j �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1M< PAGE EIGHT BARBERS CORNERS. STATE PUTS OUR CITY IN BAD POSITION Grand Raptds Saturday to attend WANTS . . Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service Every tni»i we flt is gu»r- ' anued to bold ' the . rupture jtulmsDt for you. Lot us show you the New Akron Truss feature "Selective I*ye»si>ro Control**. Nothing rjM like The Prescription Drug Store authorized by the law to dry Our Service.. .l)#it«<, . .d.-tr.i.u ■ 1 e. --------- :—1 i',,,, *. * * , >, , • ... .... .„ ‘ 'r.jv' ».►,«! ti- 1,.’., ’ ■['", V.?1-'. >, <.«< i.-iT ■' Ila'-'. »>• >ti’v -tw4< . ■.;.ii,h, ; : i. ».». ..i ' ■* n. ,, i'i.-,. i" ■ 1‘ Mtn tuti.l ‘ ‘ To PROTECT Yob Constantly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly Wi Iruur* Uoari. Houttbolil Goods. . Prints OsrsgM st LOW KATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. *03 KsUmsroo XslL Bink Bide. A Hobs CvDPUsy Orcsnlird I ST I. 3. L. MAUS. Locsl KrprrscntstlTo. Micb. Oinbei* srhiKii amount. of tin ri-inl' it to the township. । village when- thr proper'v is roc legi'ii.irine which met axu laded to make-uny ao; tion Wr th'- Mauf-fo jxiy the Hus cxvnijitdrt property; but is nwmu/flry and compels llpvrvigors to « x;*mpt the proper ’he slate rr-fw-es to pay Hu to the vnv of Haxtinvs. whn rt-Mnt.-. the i-.tv, county, »tu school lUXt ■ on exempted r Ope m this’city lor the year 1931 pro'ent, PMtK. Yi.'lpti> FinkbHner nf Mr and Mrs ..Ann i».. s ha. b>-en quit’ i K..':.ir v.cic . , xelve* m the *ani«- noMiion . . ’ GEO. M. NEWTON __________________ Watch. Clock. a pruition to pay th; i forl&M’year.-six the done her, ! psinr.ii. C»«b for Old Gold. Irft Gtorre 4 <4 Parts for All Carib ► RADIATOR. RING GEAR* THE CHURCHES enacted. 1. exempt i iroperty and ti requlrinii: tne Mate to on the <>xcinpted propel very cheap II tnut u a pact of. th ■economy" program oi the prejam W IXTl'H TO Itrv- 3 rl.. o;. I.. ;*., yr. r Mate government, n is no; at al .r *r u i.l »«r.l Id ciedit&blc to the atlminiMr.ition.. < CLUTCH PLATES, GASKETS ► < BRAKE LININGS ► FAN BELTS. MUFFLERS £ NATIVE IOWA HORSES |n« »*!.»• -1 -..L l.il il ...r -.-I-. Fi.K null* I'-, l.otr 1 • « J. II , t. . FaUfteld. lows I WANT TO SELECT a reliable young man. now em­ ployed. with foresight..fair ed­ ucation and mechanical incli­ nations, whb is willing-to train fpare time . or evenings- in Hastings to. qualify as IN-., STALLATTON and SERVICE expert on all types of Electric Refrigerators. For interview write, giving age and present accupation. WESLETAN METHODIST CHURCH Hutlngi Cbnrch. Arthur Webb HASTINGS MARKETS Mrs. Letha Adk; mg the most of Opal CAUCUS NOTICES GRANGEVILLE TOWNSHIP CAUCUS the «ad,news thatlaw. Rev A. M. Webb, lei,, California passed reward _Thur..<L:y. H Cahtornia to attend the--tuneral very appropriate memonal ><-rv was M-ld a: tlie Morgan Fife -Mel <xiist chufch. Mopday altcmuoii the same hwr thr serviees were .> me on nt tallfornw. Rev H-.v.) liad charge of the wrvice.. Si • Influence oY the Pleased for mutual Good charge of the mining. THE LITTLE RED BRICK. i----------------------------------------------- Mr. and Mrs Ed. Saile.-and M WE<T HOPE. and Mrs Sterling R -g^ • allejl o } Remember the ’ community meet- Mr. arid-Mrs Waxnm B»i’on,.W« < ' ing this Friday night at the home ot nesday evening. \ ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barne* Our P T. A liJhL- ThUrsdj Mr and Mrs. Chas. Wise and night at the «:htX>Imm*c E.'erybod Glenn Wise were called to Laii-ina welcome. Saturday afternoon by the critical Mr. and Mrs. Chaile-, W->od:u illness of their granddaughter and called on the former’s attnt near A , sister. MiM Thelma Wise, who is smo. who had the mixfortune i suffering from heart trouble. break her iiip Mr and Mrs. O^car Manning of Dr. and Mr*-, Mohler ot Hast mi Hastings spent Sunday evening’were entertained at Clifford HAn evening in h« with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Springer mond's ■ Monday • Mr and Mrs Bob Lord are mov­ a blrt lid ay dinner. ing their houseliold goods to Battle Arkansas Gazette: Modern hotels Creek when- they expect tn move .the end of this week. We arc very do not advertise themselves us .... “homelike.” perhaps in order to We are very glad to report that avoid suggesting that there.’.-, nobody -i "iexc of appendicitis ahd pneuAtlanta ConiUtutlon: Old Dobbin j CHARLES H. LEONARD monla, is able to be up now. Diatinctiva Funeral Service Mra Ann“ Co>llion ol Kalama- had hu faulu. but you didn’t have A.bai^e. aerX; , zoo is on the gam from her fourth to tow him around the Week to get 1 him started on a cold morning. t i .■aeUags. rbaue 1*17 sz|*»l er MOS cue Of pneumonia. .. . Iv-hl ut th- ■ ;laM week Tuesday. Fortunately. Mr. iOverholt wa-. uninjured unci the jtruck was only slightly damaged. ■ , I Gearhan Kunde has been suffrrmg with a cornea idcer'for the pav. Floyd Walton vpme<MClukn and ewis OvtrhoITMrf . Grand Rapid* ■ Sunday. Messrs. Art Seifert und Burns An­ ; -derson were home from Flint over ' Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.-Adam Endres called on Mi. and Mrs Keith Durkee -and ! daughter wf Carlton Sunday aftcrhun of Hie cost ot n new.pari and m very much jjiortrr time We weld nilto. machine, agriI ultima! and Cook’s Welding & Machine Shop No. Michigan Ave. .In. Olive Tobias, who hiu spent of last week. Another daughter. Mr*, .. with her aunt. a™,. Mrs. .Mr,.Br»ro.andnu,b.M»tom.n. • winter Allie . hl* retun«*l n,S.^r' “> Mj>‘ obT"Li' ’•nniversary and Mr. Stewart -accom-■to the home of her son. L-*man ’ *“ ■' panled them home in the evening Tompkins. s• „, ... Jor a visit. This is a ripe old age and . 1C R stewart is to be congratulated ' !i t,':. , nicB;un ......... having to .such an .age. Ine let*'' is 'yh*-,,,*. ■ . attained . , !UK and -still retaining such a marked Si, Gunn Oswald und On of health. • rc; at Char lake with their. 1 degree Wednesday evening a middle aged ?>? ruite» and is about twelve ' man was discovered plannihg to hick and ot excellent qual- sja-nd the night in tlie coal sh«M at Vf , . , . 'be site of the old elevator. Deputy .V • 1.-. a Payne and daughter.. sheriff Herman Rensch was no’med Am- han- kcnti-d at Buttle Creek and arranged for him to spend the :. i-. a : in;e where the latter lias em-i night in the fire bam where he p.oymcnt. [could have a good fire. He would un­ Mi * Mumford, the county fiursc,- doubledly have frozen to death. - :i in a guest at the Ellis Parent-' Tlie World Day o! Prayer will be T, i.-h'-r meeting on Friday evening observed on Friday of-this week a; ;.' >i health films will be xhowiLithe U. B church. Both churches arc Mi: • K.rinren Jones of the Austin!uniting for this sbrvice, with Rev •i liool dud students will also be; I. H. Osgood in charge.-A general (•••■ • (invitation is extended to the public Evangie Miller. Leona und i to attend this wn'M and partici-1 -........ hier .-|A-nt TiivrrMlay with her ;>ate in it ThuJjj. a s;h-cu) time Veda G$. and family. ,lhnt is being’observed around the llv- Briggs chufch community.’world ns u day of prayer. Thc serv­ ant!,.- the leadership Of the pastor, ice begins at two P. M. Harold Dixon, arc s|xansoring The condition of Otto Gregory, an auction siiR? of goxls. donated or '.who has bi.en critically ill wjAh: • Id on commission, to raise inontrjifpneumoida remains about, the to repair the church auditorium. A''*amQ_wllh perhaps a slight improveC Hyde is general chairman with’ment. Otis Ki” ham. Clayton .Case. Wol-i -------------- 4 -----■’------ter Stanton. Hugh Case. Irvin MilEAST DELTON. let and W. R. Junes, ax other rom^’r and Mrs. Charley Beer, of mlttremeri. Norman Stunton .-.uper- Galesburg and Mr. and Mrs. Gordie vf»e* the work df policlUttton. Durkee and son of Delton spent M*.- ik-s-ir S'rickland and-.-on Sunday with the honie folks. Li.-I- accampanied her son. Roy Mr> and Mrs. Ike Leinaar spent: Strickland. Of-Battle Creek to Ann’Sundav with his brother. George, 'Arbor Suuaitv- to see tier hwband. 3,,,I family at Hickory Corners. Floyd Strickland, wlio is under Mr- “nd Mrs. Allen Griffen entertKutmcijt the University hbsital. tamed her sister. Callie, and hus•nic-Brigg.* school will enjoy n band of Augusta on Snnday. Valentine party on Wi-dncscav aftR‘;x. Waters and wife spent Sunvrnoon. with a treat of tee cream da>’ afternoon with Mrs. Libby and cake. j Whittemore and Charlie Williams The Licey Nutrition class will tn Hickory Comers. meet on Thuijday at the home of U‘He Marietta WillisonspendMrs. Meta Hyde. , mg some time with her ruber. ElWalter .McIntyre of Detroit wxv mer Willison, her mother Wing seri'thc gL-e.- ' on Sundav of his brother ously ill at Broruon hospital in Kal­ L-Van: McIntyre’. amazoo. ■------------- -------- Mary Waters, who ha* been spend­ SOUTH THORNAPPLE. ing the post two weeks with her Several of the young jieople from ‘son: Hex. went, to Plainwell Satur­ thu- vicinity attended the party tat day M spend some time with her Bowens Mill* Saturday evening. daughter. Mrs. Julia Town. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cox (nee Mr, and Mrs Garner Hampton wpent Sunday here! and family spent Sunday with her parents at Hickory Comers. Hastings, Mich. lt<-.|i<nr.llil<- party Can Have l ine Bungalow Size Player Piano or nearly new Uprirlit Piano near lluj>(lngs by paying only small remaining balanrr <lu><>n easy pa> nirtils. Wonder­ ful opportunity to get a good piano al low cost. Address RESALE AGEN^' P. <>. Box. 'llrtridt. Mich. Woodman Bee Supplies ASSYRIA. ; ihennometcrs recorded a tempera:IK.r. uhn has been in illitun‘ of 33 tj 2“ degrees below zero HOtnviime. spent part of Thui-sday morning und .il»ut 10 l.; ;:.i hoipithl in Bat-;degrt-es .warmer on Friday mm-nini;. or examination, returning’ w J Stewart’celebrated hi. ,90th .1 Miller ijom-- «>n» Fndav birthday at the home of. his daugh- UTILITIES ENGINEERING INSTITUTE 101 N. Well* St., Chicago, 111. The ■ ..nxJ/d »»”*»"’ *n,cn »*“ *j r jam.), ,,rv in Mr. Elliek Roh-.r Robar is .very ill. >»,, Hr h tn his nineties and the doctor doesn't hold tuft mudh hope for him a-> bis ifte Ls'ugqinMt him. HM sons and their wiles are here from To- ‘at the Carlton Center church **>11 [‘next, Sunday evening, Feb 18 । Since MTltuig our letter Ja*t week. . we lune learned that Hair,. Fields ’ was arrested und lodged in thfi i. I county jail; charged with, entering j Cheescbrough’s factory mid stealing various articles. He has been ar­ . rangctL plead guilty and was fined ;'t •S’JO. with 30 days In jail and given ' {probation for two years. Mr. Field* - recently moved here and lived in {'the Jolin Deming' house in the northeast part ot town. " j Hie extreme cold snap of Thurs[day and Friday was a record break-s FOr. SALE ALSO TWO CARS GOOD BREEDING EWES 1LAEP.Y BALL doubt due to the heavy exptense al■ inched to it. . ■ ! Miss Mildred Hurley ’ returned from a weeks visit at Grand Rapi - Ids Sunday evening. Ben Waij find daughter Alma ol • .Carlton were Sunday guest* ol Mr. arid Mrs F. Ji. Brunner. j Cha*. Overholt had the mtsforj tune to tip over with a truck loud of hu- further tti-utnient and h jio^sitile ! operation. ! Rev. F. Loomis announce* tiiat he Ml *AM - 1 .--I. <■> :r............... 1. • se’-re */' '■» ■' H "ft • • w h. It........ . ' ll Vvil u»4y depvOI It io lt« NATION*!- BANK OF JR.’KK.’SS: EXXM : better at tlilx writing. • Howard Proctor' of Irvihi- warrvtnQved io Pennock h<»>pitul at ’ TListihgs Tutsduy and oi^sted . . un tor appendicitis He was. making ju fine reemtry ui last ’ reports. i Ed. Hail mtnned to the Univcr- r666“ _ Mr. Murky of AUegan gave an inMruetivc talk in the iifirrnooii Mr and Mrs. Burt Brown ultend- I many friends hope she will la? able to be up and out soon . Mr.-. F. E. Brunner, who has been .1 an rlj.,1.1 ▼ XP -V ▼ -W ▼ ▼ VW V. Liquid. Tsblsis. Sslre. NsSS Drops Check* Cold* nr»t d*y. Htsdscheo or NeuiaisU In 30 minutes Mali: la tn 3 day. Fine Laxative and Tonic Moil Speedy Remedies Known .s' .Ki? ■ WJX'.J Victor Sisson wax in Hastings on Sunday afternoon. We ate glad tu report Huh ’Mrs HaMingi . ▼ W Phone 2637 Michigan. wlr-j farm CARDS of THANKS 1 GLENN F. LAUBAUGH ’ H>ll S'll.l. HlECrORT. WEST ORAS'OEVIU.E Mrs. Vanessa Lobdell Is being asA?*D EAST GUN MARSH, risted - I.-.WU win. with mithr uuik duties -.s ai at mr the wuia bank-.. Tlie i n<- viraugcvnir OrangevHic sciiuui school is us uruin being tor a Miort timc by Mix- Josephine Iwld at thr town hall. It has been. Ptm-ell of Grand Ledge. divided inL> two rooms and is someRevival sen ices which began at what ’ ’ crowded •but teem* to be far thr local U. B. church a week ugu better than no M-hool. Sunday evening are still in progress. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. VanElt and 1 The attendance lx increasing and *on. LaVern. attended the Farm - the ,w interest is deepening. Thr >uir fore-- bureau met ting held al the Pottum . part <•! Ust week, the messages were Cereal club rooms Tuesday in Bal - , ‘1 brought bv Rev. ’Ralph'Redding of;Uc Creek. In the morning all wenGrand Rapids and Rev. Don Carrick *Mwn through theUjjULjrniit ami : , of Sunfield preached the latter part I'o-lum division aWfT TFre shown <■ of the week. On Sunday evening ’,ie proccw in making the prodUCU. Re*. Vernon Paulson <>f Hesperia Al ,n0°" «**■* served a very lovedelivered a very stirring sermon to ly” -lunch. ' u large and attentive crowd. Rev. - Gilbert Helm ling has been quite , Paulson, who b a young man of un- 1 sick but is able to be tip around • — ■ usual ability and u spirit filled again. Mrs. Mary Cruns speht * Bunday ' r„.*i preacher of the gospel, will bring. • the tnrsxagr .«v«. wo w. ’ Mm®. Mr*. Cora Van each evening ...« this week. • A cordiuL invitation is extended to .*l k ing her Father ValiEtt's . ■, 1 the public to attend these services WHllday. ■ He was 81 Sunday und . mit W1U tendered a nicy birthday din-. , |Hit on cui lor jour your own good. nnna,,^fiJ“ nL»?!vlSi> ir । i, * 'Tlie The Freenort Freejx»rt CreamersCreamery Comnanv Com|>any n<Mr* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parks and 1 completed their lee harvest lu.r; Mrs. C. Van Ett.attended u com- 1 munity dinner given ut the Metho-. t.. - GRANGE PROGRAMS the wedding WCOulllK of Ol *Mixs MISS Smith a dmuii'one cent A word. NOrADVER- Requires City to Do Its Part, ter of Mr anu •. Sndth, and a TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. while State ’‘NigS" ”-----,rr* ... K----'’ ........ Matthev^i. Till* p. T. a of the AlU.lt • school '' ' on Its Share ----will hold their regular meeting FnPAINTING P.V-l-RIIANl.lNi. -IV.U r, in 1833 and '^a-v ’*Vrh!ng, Feb. 10. Pm luck aup_.iUj >..<r ,O|. Il,*-’ m, A state law. ipta in.m as* !“*r **• .will and a fine proWMncnt oldirr who ine Mcxicail, uir c wii'i, v„ . • .---- . \ . 7---- ----- Spuniih-American and the Philipcaiuing -trouble for a week, p’m- Insurrection wars. Tf>e|atIaL*o b»« •” '« »»»*'"l Oils wi|tlllu Harry Bfown is at Penncx-fc meh property m J. We liojx- -uj hear of iu-r ■speedy recovery. Tlie statute provides THE MeOMBElt S( llooi. NOTES. visors shall exempt tl Troop No. iw broiiMip Hit 4- silver but that time -hall b acrotint of the amount of -tax ex­ empted in -any one year. The law piny. • sluill be .sent to exempted pr C.imrron .Mt Intyrc. Quimby Spring is Here at the Wilcox Greenhouse WE have beautiful polled hyacinths for’the sick room ... also excel­ lent for birthday gifts, bridge prizes'... and for ypur center pieces, too’! Snapdragons Daffodils Sweetpeas Calendulas Tulips Violets and T Roses areother Springtime blooms we have ready to make tip ■ into lovely bouquets for you. All orders from a' Single Flower to the most elalforale 6f. Roiki'iicIs Innid- liii with cijital 1’110110 2530 So . .. when you "say it with flowers," say it with ours Clyde Wilcox The Florist �Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1934 PART TWO—Page THE HASTINGS BANNER persons pve information, which. <he state bureau had estimated 645. JUDGES SHOULD was pUV on cards, but they refused PRAIRIEVILLE — Signed cards HAVE LIFE TENURE Home Economics to sign them. A total of 545 card* numbering 497 were turned in .and were turned In..Two refused to give one unsigned card for a person who . Extension Work any information or sign card.-; This gave information but refused • to Removal of Politics Would. accounts for 547 persons in the sign. This brought the total card-. . D I Result in Reducing Crime ■ ■" • —---- ------township 21 years of age or older.-to 498 One person refused to-give Knsnit in Keaucincr Grime , - -— The state bureau hud estimated 585. information or to sign. This ac-to ' a Minimum lacf.y nutrition group ... . . , . , . , Th** January meeting of the Lacey (pantlnued from page oim, part 1) ; HOPE—A total of 518 signed 'counted lor 499 people in the townWe believe that, when tills coun- Kroup Pl nutrition was held at tlje bmd sa; u p. ,M»u «»«' h“d "uraw'oS ?ry “n >*»'«' W- .. . ■v "J1 ,.nt in il.-n/l t-'irnt-'-t u tn wnut r _ «'• "<*" ....... ,. OVED a.ODO RE­ CORDED IN CENSUS s?"UTIANn_Th.r. o~’- VERNON BROWN TALKS ABOUT TAX problems! r~" Some statements from the new 1111 Y. M. C. A. ITEMS •Any racial order Hutt crushes any. cLcrybody.’: -No man । Advocates Abolishing Tax on, Mlad„vlll. H1.Y second wind except Real Estate and Adjusting I Barry Feb. 7 for skating and a feed'ruce;- „We nevrr CIin l4-liarjta «h» !■ Spendinjr to Receipts pancakes and sausage. spiritual tnteresta of the individual ' v.™ „ 1 n~»w.s zvf ihn' wv *uh °w®n Lyons success Jhjsoul from the social Mtiialtoti.” Vi mon J. Broun, mimbet ot the hls new teaching position at Ches-, What happens to the spiritual Uta Legislature, and editor ot a lead- aning. We will all m|as him. of our children depends on what 1 ing Michigan weekly, told a Farm-) Nashville Y group land tlie Scouts. happens m our economic life and ers Week crowd at Michigan State Prfc arr*n«»n«-a Father and Sonlour Internationa) relatiowhh*.’’ 567 cauls turned in ^byzllrectuv.iis ANNUAL REPORT OF information <>r sign cards. Thb urvlgned.-the #0 being willing to '*S«nt a»’-sany ’information or tothe'tuw.»hip sign cards. A MICHIGAN BELL CO. ^I numVrin S’aS^e? <or K’ •« by-the eeiiMis taker 21 years old pr 1estate■ blreaJ1 hS eMiZ-’ S criminal, gangs to Have private unMrs Fulah Vun 8yckle und ■ ls»,ed • 113 al*- was 3 t°rmer member of the’ older 567 in th.’ township Thr Mate *d«J9th b,,rPaU ,,4,d e Unu' £7’brouX “mtarwiings‘with elected judges. Mr, Uablr Hjland -re plannlnK a I ' ’ . j. County Y. M. C. A. committee. Many Telephones Were Dis­ Old Are Pen-ion Bureau had c.ti- UJ®"’ .11 vwrs *hcn,U. a,,d PrwcU,or?, I recreation program—Grace- Miller, The Vonn, Propl-, ronfrrenrr tHVlHC-A .W.di.te number reponed o, ^tw,ma rtMto.-Cr"c" M,U'r tn th. sbilnv o, ,h. rom.nstaunoav Ft-b. 11 st I connected During First nmted GOO 'H yearr of age or over 1 IRVING —A uxal total ol of «* G66 slimed 1 tlie total number reported =1 21 ye.r, years , “wHi.SS w.. .1,0,1. ’toVSt ii... #*r - . scrorflns u, Bspmrauuw Brwn. ,11>h bld, Ulr to b.' Eight Months of 1933 BARRY—Signed cards turned in cards were turned in, 30 persons!of age or olderXo 473. The bureau judges in all wrong. When the fath“ gave information , but refused to Itud estimated 438. ers who framed our Constitution , QUIMBY GROUP. und th. gam. o, trying to ihltt th. larger than tart year LskrvBw 787; information given for rants but Thr annual report of the MlchlLax 1mm on.'. «rl, io Um otterJal- >nd B,„|, ,x^t M t .., ■ sign cards, making 702 ilgned and THORNAPPLE — Th is township wished to insure the permanency ol . -p.p ouimbv Nutrition class met ninnls to sigti 9; total number of -* J t a , (tan Bell Telephone Company, tor to« bar tern going on too long, teml a ,,J „ 1U M some fl . 1033, has been submitted. New tri­ cards turned in 796. Nine ”i’irrs/in’ -M,ul,«ned cards turned in. Twenty- makes a good showing. 1022 ugnedzour institutiorw. they provided that.Frb a at-M»Achufch basement As Everyone must pay ha share ac- Crgnd ld, Bl| n. lo[ nnv in*** i*r<ion'’ in ,h5 township refused ; cards were turned^ in and six with the members of the Supreme Court.! president was absent Mrs Car­ refused to sign or toI’ rive give «'« any ",n in­ to give information and refused to J information unsigned, lhe slx.ai.so circuit, and- dtsuict XTu«k , '? ------------- _but ----------------------------............ federal ........................ ........... ----------- rie frwlcr loUK^ar^of cnamr u. the u.r mret,h^.- ™-rd'™ loward lhe hear Dean Trout of HUlsdale’ Col41­ rphone installattans during the year formation. This made the total re­ sign. Tills in Michigan were 125.301. while - -— accounts —-------------foi 728 persons -----------21. refusing refusing their their signatures signatures Tills Thisi[judges, judges, be be appointed apjxnntcd for for life life or or good good lng .... mcmb» r answered rOn ’’UPPOtt of government. ;lege. ported by tlie census taker 21 years years vrarH o£agt' In the thr town- brings the total to 1028 cards. Two I behavior. Thus they woujd would be free JR call wlth soin( sotn(. uuo quotation Tlie group . crad'iatrd income tu* tax .» is uopua-j impos-; {tastings’ new Hi-Y Club called there were-171.777 disconnections. or older hi caiion The cmayated of agr and older in Barry tmmnhip '.llu Practically all the loss by dtNcon. Thr state bureau had estl- persons refused to give information from public clamor, be in|a portion d-cuied diw*d that they they were wrre m in ravor fa^ ol Mblc k*h'" u ”" ndtr '’" Michi«an *“*• at P^*5” the " Roosevelt Hl-Y -organized on M15 Th" Mate Old Age Pension 7’ nections occuired during the first or to sign, which brought the total to decide mutters on their merits. B>n „ Achievement Aclnrvrmrn, Day D«y ihe <te same Mute as «.< tol'te“’ite'te>y“’‘X™uv:'’Prite "2 •lrctrt bureau had estimated 655 in the muted 748 j eight months of 1933, the report l JOHNSTOWN—A total of 564 number reported 21 years ot agr or with no lijought ubout what effect thev nie.. had hud last lu.,t vear year New New member to, to, ‘° , y . officers: Pretudent. Julian Toan- i .shows. At the end of the year the lownslilp. ■ a Mrs. m moer continued. The sales tax Vice-Pres, Hugh Krllv; Rte cards were turned in. Eight;over In the township to 1030, while their decisions might have upon ,mey con[(. nail jnt0 last the year class wus DoroCARLTON—Total of signed cardii''.signed U t °n ^ry°n*’’1 Secretary. Gordon Crothers; Trews- company had 481353 telephones hi 'gave information bij declined to I the state bureau had estimated 1009. j their prospects for reelection. - - • casteirui. . turned in .614: 14 gave information , '73= tlie earns, tne cards, wnicn which nrougnt brought tne the WOODLAND— There were 760 There are WOODLAND arc just as goou good reaso reasons. Aftcr a very delightful dinner. poeteltook. 11 W4. provide, u «nl„„r cn„,„ gmibb-: Lteder. J.. J'lL n ’for thr curds and refused to sign,'• sign total number of cards to 572. Four j signed and 26 unsigned cards turned why a prosecuting attorney C, M r anyCecomXT,1n State and lo-!S'l ‘The C,Ub ' w«”lcsda> assets dtchrw slightly during the „hy -uorney and a Mrs Martin arid Mrs. PiSher premaking a total of 628 cards.for tlie4 refused . to give information or to in. the 26 being unwilling to sign. ’ ~ should be appointed, -* not: Mnted the months lesson‘on •Rout- cal goveniment can be readily made., cXge CogAwell is the new presJX?Sd°’l‘Ce” and l,lrrc,or’ lomirJiip. Three jiersons refused to sign. This accounted for 576 jx’r-' but willing to give information. The sherifl elected, and serve for life or dunnji g! f<xx1 Rebels in The Family.” give any informal ion or to sign. The ' lunches and , • >_________ in (he township 2! years of. total number of cilrils turned in good behavior as tor a ‘ Judge to be taking taking, up up school school lunettes and now how ;tb’ .-'Peaker said. School finances i d&nt of the other Hastings Hi-Y: " census revealed 631 persons 21 years,?ons I school. ln e rmMJSJJd'C,Ub pl,acc, of j6hn uh” Angeles Times: A good-na■ - hot - - lunches ■—«-*- in <- the -----•—> or older, while the state bureau J 786. Thirty-four refused to give in- appointed instead ot being elected., to have of ace and over in the township.',ugc six schools being represented In the P ^obiZ^ £fin£wmta£?'W- r*celnUr '*1'’cted l’r"'lkl11 of thr tured neighbor and. all his carpen. hud estimated 549. furmaUon nr to sum. The reoort for i । Sheriffs should be named by civil । ' ■ formation or to sign. The report for ; while the state mircau had estiinat-, MAPLE GROVE-Only 390 signed 1 ter’S '°°U are "Oon partrd the township Is 820 persons 21'years I service appointments but all prose-1 claw. H was decided that we should Sindihires hare £ n ta£dX£ SenlOr C,a*ed 685. bv, >ute„ dub. m WSiX”.'" |■ cards were turned In from this of age or older, while the state bu­ Routing attorneys and district at-1 » und CASTLETON—In Castleton the township. Seventy-seven persons reau had- estimated 849 ’ (orneys should be elected for their [ [these schools. Mnr r.h collected. Spending agencies will census taker must have missed sev­ gave information but refused to ' fitness, not on account of their poll- > te Pte. “■ •“«'<* “na .-jn-menu, | eral districts for only 580 signed sign cards. The unsigned curds ■ YANKEE SPRINGS — In this ‘ tics..If we had such u system m this » l^ ui. SS.tek card*- were turned in. Information were handtM in, making the total township there were 297 signed j country crime would be reduced to !sent.—Sarah Gillispie. .J. We will have, to go back to the, was furnished by 71 more imtxoiis number of cards 467. Sixty-eight cards and nine,cards with Informa­ I tlig minimum. tion but .unsigned, u total of 306 init tliou' giving tlie information re- liersons refused to .give Information GLASS CREEK GROUP \> policy of getting the money before i. it The people of the r1 lusrd to sign their cards. This or sign ranis. This account.-; for 535 cards. Six refused to sign or give Dispitc tlie subzero weather ot’ we spen^ ^are'entitled to gel a dollar brings the total numix r of curds to pi-rsons in the township 21 years of information, bringing the total num­ BARRY FARMERS ASKED February 9. fifteen members of the /State foil tiic dollar they spend 651. Thlrty-tlirec persons id the age or over, while lhe state bureau ber 21 years of age of older to 312. TO BACK U. S. RELIEF GluAs Creek Nutrition Group spent j V Tlie state had estimated the number township refusrd to give any infor­ had estimated 597. a Wry ulrauni !>. jJUaWr day | ut 276. ’ sources and noth mation or to sign cards. This shows ORANGEVILLE—There were 569 . r-n-v rsv tr AQTixznc ,a ...tni ' ‘te «me °I £1*2^1 be Simply an additional means of j :• total of 684 persons accounted for signed cards and 1G unsigned cards |30M rar^wt-re^ignS8^^^ itre i Farm Bureau Association ! at Rebels in the Family’”-« PWue.pu~ mCT turned in. 1G giving Information but. Meets'Here—Mrs. Roy ta ' Brumm Presides S £.? ,11: WOULD MAKE BANK state Inn can had.- estimated 1309 XXXnredTwtJw. Havens gave us a True and False; such persons in the township. One Hundred eeremy-nve mem- ■ h|Jh uxs ,n(„„lu,g. INSURANCE PERMANENT I vw r* ber. a, U«- Barry coumy Bam, Ba-, „ t lulwh„ HASTINGS TWP. -A This total accounts of 534 for...586 persons in the — „ar mBoo, arid reported for the city 21 years of age i .read a.wel«twn meeung in RKlum a, , .... signed cards wi re luftted in, Eleven township-21- years of age or older. or iver^was 3198. which fell nearly ! club iiousc Tuesday were urged t<>! wTwSi meet March.a with Mrs 'Senator Arthur Vandenburg 300 short of the estimate by the; give their wholehearted support to Mlna Whittemore.—Secretary. . Introduces Bill in Congress state bureau, which was 3491. ti,, , Ji.’."'Z-'V federal farm relief endeavors.________ ■» ♦ ►------I _, . “ I Arranged o> by t.. E. m M.. rximunos. Edmunds, Ulsdus-1‘ HOLMES CHURCH. । to That Effect lo_.„ r.... . j. ... , ii . . A'rungcu C *?,?' i”eOr* ,rlcl representative of State . " the ‘ ’ I Laar Week’s Letter. I Reports from Washington state : ™ * ’a ' ,uM “ifS^lFarm Bureau, the meeting was pre- ! ' Miss Ciarabell Parmelee enter-[that Senator Vandenberg of this numhlr nf^nra tun" 5„ tO,al I «•“!«) o'er b>- Mrs. W Brupun ot , ...,1,.. state tcis tutrcwltirincr introducing na hilt bill in in thp the the tenth ornHu grade,sti.Kn tlaag a.t nt hi«r her Kinin .^uL1?4?*2, “I? IM'r' Nashville. president of the Barry taint'd senate which would make perma­ home Saturday night. "Su^Bon who .te only who to is the only wmnn woman Mr. and Mrs. Orton Endsley of nent the Insurance of all deposits in to sign. Thia brings the total num-!'!I association The careful pilot takes a courre through the known channels in Michigan to head ,n county Farm Mgrtin Corners were Sunday visitors banks up ...to. and! including $2300. ber.ln the county reported ns being' organization. ' but not insure deposits in exces^of at Hubert Barnum’s. 21 yejirs of age’ or over 13.079. Tlie Bureau farm Eddy of Lansing, speaking Miss Betty Cooper is very sick at that sum. As a matter of fact 97 per roursc for a financial Institution Is the one charted state bureau had estimated 14.175. at Robert the afternoon session.- urged cent of the depositors in banks have . It Is estimated at least 500 more loyalty to the AAA program by this writing. FOR SALE BY GROCERS Bobby Crockfold of Woodland dcjiosils of $2,500 or less, so that the working In .unison with the entire During 41 years Standard investors have received fair Dlyiwere not reported from Castleton federal plan. He asked the members spent tiic week end with Herold great body of depositors would be EVERYWHERE insured under thitf law. The senator township. This would bring the to­ to obtain belter results and greater Wickham. Miss Ella Benner and Margaret evidently believes that tltase who tal up to within ubout 596 of the power by strengthening their organ!-1 spind This record Ims been gained through long continued manage­ icr of Woodland spent the have larger deposits would feel well! state estimate -for thp county. Tlie zalion. 4t ment by officers and directors who give their undivided time week end , with Martha Fcnstef wXh Fenstesatisfied about their security before towash ip totals include the villages Other speakers, included Floyd making a deposit. mid attention to (lie interests )of-our 15.060 certificate holders. but not the city of Hastings, which Manby. president of the Calhoun tnaker. is reported by itself. Farm Bureau association. The registration in the county’s CountyGurralt vice-president of the incorporated villages was as follows: Frank Battle Creek Farm Bureau asso­ 423 signed and three unsigned cards ciation. E. Unren. editor of the for Middleville; 350 signed and 25 MichiganE. Farm News at Lansing, unsigned cards for Nashviiie; 254 and Carrie Blanchard. Postum slgnbd and no unsigned cards for club Mrs. Griswold at Jefferion • Detroit, Michigan house hostess, who supervised Woodland; 228 signed and 17 un­ the preparation und serving of nt 1 signed cards for Freeport. J. L. MAUS, Local Representative, Jia a lings, Mich. dinner. So far something over 300 persons o’clock All members vook a trip through of the age of 70 years or over have the factory—Battle Creek Enquirer­ applied for Old Age Pensions in News. Feb. 7. Barry county. These applications will have to be passed on first by the Barry County Old Age Pension DECIDE BEANO GAMES Committee consisting of R. H. Mott ARE JUST GAMBLING of the county poor commission. Probate judge Stuart elament and Grand Rapids Decides to G4t Mrs. Maude Smith, school commis­ Rid of All Such Places sioner. So far only about $30 of head in That City tafcaThave been paid in toward -these Old Age Pensions in this county. We •We notice that in Grand Rapids it Jias been decided to wipe, out the understand in other counties the record Is about like Barry’s. Prob­ beano places, on the grouhd that ably the Act will have to run the beano is nothing but a gambling gauntlet of tlie courts before much proposition. We can see no reason Is done with it. However, nn effort why a gambling proposition should may be made to force tlie collection be allowed anywhere; and that working-circulating dollar of the $2 per head. It will be a dif­ means Hastingsr*as well a.s every other place, and should include slot ficult tax to collect. Tlie Banner Is under many obli­ machines os well as beano devices. gations to County Clerk T. S. K. oBirt'Anv. Reid for furnishing us with tlie sta­ Luey V. Bull, daughter of Frank­ tistics given above. lin and Sarah Hollis Bull, was born in Ohio. Dec. 21. 1860. and passed OBITUARY. Elizabeth Marla Oakes, daughter •way at her home in Carlton at the of Christopher and Permelia Oakes, age of 73 years, one month and nine days. Wtu born in Steuben Co. N. Y.. Feb. In 1886 she was united in mar­ 13. 1851. and departed this life, Jan. 30. 1934. at the age *82 years. 11 riage to Jason J. Henney. To this months, and 30 days. She spent her union was bom one child. Mrs. girlhood days in Rutland Twp. She Lewis Weaver, who has lived with was united in marriage to William and faithfully cared foe her mother Wallace Wood in 1876. To this un­ during her severe illness since the ion were born six children. John and death of Mr. Henney which oc­ ' Floyd of Hastings, Ernest of Balti­ curred June 12. 1933. She is survived by the daughter, more Twp.. James of Seneca Palls. N. Y.. Mrs. Lina DePriester of Has­ three grandchildren and two great­ tings Twp. add Mrs Winnie Tobias grandchildren. two sisters and one of Nashville, who preceded her in brother. She was a loving mother and kind death two years ago. Tlie first part of their married life they resided neighbor and will be greatly missed in Rutland lifter moving to Cale­ by all who knew her. Funeral serv­ donia, where Mr. Wood passed away ices on Friday at 2 P.M. at the while employed In the Caledonia residence. Rev. Loomis officiating. elevator. She leaves to mourn her Burial in Carlton cemetery. death a devoted sister. Miss Caro­ A loving one from us is gone, A voice we loved is still line Oakes, who is residing with hfr niece. Mrs. Lena Dc^riMtcr. other A. place Is vacant in our home IT’S Which never can be filled. nieces, nephews. 11 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren and a kjost of OBITUARY. friends. Tlie funeral w'as helcvat the Charles Hamilton Northrup, old­ home of her daughter on Friday. est child of William H. and Eliza­ Feb. 2 at 10:00 in Hastings Twp. Ilovling winds and icy Blrcefs hold less dangor"*^ beth L. Northrup, was bom at Al­ conducted by Leonard of Hastings bany. New York. November 29. 1852 and diM'oniforl when you have a telep|ione. You and Rev. John Hitching. Burial in and departed this life February fl. Caledonia cemetery. ran “run” errands and ahop by telephone, saving the home of his niece. Mrs She will be lovingly remembered 1934 at Rawson of Vermontville at the lime and car expense. You can talk with friends, os a kind, dutiful mother and a lov­ Cleo age of 81 years, two months, seven ing slater. relatives and business associates irit/iout leaving days. He was united in marriage to Bell the hoime! They can reach you easily, too. SOUTH COATS GROVE. Mra. Myra Firster accompanied Lewis. To Uiis union two sons were Telephone service provide* untold comfort and Greta Firster ' of Vermontville to born, one dying during infancy. One sister. Mrs. Edith Peasley preceded convenience for every nuLnber of the family. Battle Creek Saturday. Gordon Endsley and family, who him in death two years ago. And, in emergencies, it enhbles you to summon He leaves to mourn their loss have been living in Coopersville the doctor, firemen, police or other aid instantly. past four years, have moved back one son. Charles Augustus Northrup of Nashville, one brother, T. L. in our neighborhood. Geo. Ragla and family spent Sun­ Northrup of Vermontville, one sis­ day in Hastings at Fred Butolph’s ter. Nellie M- Fox of Hastings, sev­ The Telephone Butlnru Office trill Paul Stutz and family were Sun­ eral nieces, nephews, a hoet of oth­ furnish complete information and day guests at Damon Warner’s near er relatives and friends. ‘Funeral services were .held at Battle Creek. ' • Barryvillc church Friday. February The University of Vermont hu 9th at two P. M. Burial in Barryville Instituted a course on puppet shows. cemetery. BEET SUGAR MADE IN MICHIGAN Investing Safely The best for every household use Standard Savings &• Loan Association MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO FAIR AND WARMER BY TELEPHONE Is Your Money Working for You? Idle money contributes nothing to the worth of the com­ munity—'it's the that makes the town or community prosperous. When you deposit your money in this bank it starts work­ ing for you, earning something to add to your income .and to tlie worth of this city. Money deposited in this bank is insured under the Federal Bank­ ing Act of 1933. It goes "into cir­ culation in this community and helps bring about more desirable industrial and commercial con­ ditions. Each savings account in this bank indicates a prosperous citizen — the greater the number of prosperous citizens the richer the community. : I Call at the bank and see how we may be able to assist you. HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH �THE HASTINGS BA! WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1934 u wratherT Dr.' Shafter ol Grand Rapid* *up-[u/|LD LIFE MAYf MAKE I MIDDLEVILLE. J"" DDfiCIT rnD r,ctouroe Sylvester VanHorn came intoi Friday and Saturday nights. Mar. DDAC T cnO rfturi I run rAnNItno town Wednesday with a fox. tlie first (2 and 3. Delton Community Players Mile* u some better and hopes —' one we have sMn here fur acme (will present the three-act comedy. ---------. held in Michigan at Jackson. Feb. Rev. to be able to occupy tlie pulpit ,Sale of Hunting Rights Pro- years. Leave it to Sylvester to find ’ The Dutch DetecUve." The cast of Schools for Appraisers tb 5 and 6; East Laming. Feb. 8 and 2;; again next Sunday. vides Means for Inoraaaino any »*me * aboul the|charactm arc: Leon DcuUtr. the i-r.p.re for fcor.M.d Hum. Ji# aes means l^r increasing country. He ai^y, gets the game:Dutch detective; Marshall Norwood. , Mrs. Arthur Baker and Patricia ot ber of Applications j:Feb. 18 and 20; and Traverse City., Kalamazoo spent Sunday with the Receipts ofXand Owners and fish ir there are any to be . town constable; Roger Williams, ‘ ‘ ' I fanner's parents. Mr. and Mra. e or fur bearing anl-;,ound' Augustus Coo; Marie Williams, Preparations for handling an ex­ Feb. 22 and 23. .----Grand DePriestcr. , there U no aurpiu*' Reports all the way down to 28 Gladys Coo; J. L. Daniela. Major pected increase in applications for) PRAIRIEVILLE. or. and Mrs Charles Mullen oi and , ■•ntary helpers atv are degree* below were received here.1 Hannible Howies; Frances Which »v— «•••« t • . ■ — —"Norwood. —vr-—__ . mostly -K —.. 20 below, according 4K... toj ICatMn* Federal Land Bank loans from , and _________________________________ Mr. Mrs. Richard Nelson Ar-- Otsego were Sunday guests o( Mrs. anxioua । Co harvest. — may offer __ pooaiabout Katrina VCratlt* Kraut; rinntia Donna TlnrrlncrtAn Harrington, AND . of- this - - place ----- announce ---------- the |Sarah Sarah Smith — and Poltay. billtle* । Michigan next spring are being enta .« Mrs-Mary -- ---------- ------—__________________ —; Either of profit to Michigan farm- location and kind Mof. thermometer. Miss Hortcnsa Smatters; Esther but there gy n also poaalbuities n.luw)... — .• ..toM.. — a I Ininn xitts Armiurtu AAUrdmnU* Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson < Saturday A. M. al about 0 oVlock Dunn. Miss Anntnda Sourdropg; made by calling a serie* of meetings marriage of their daughter. Doth —.d MrrIN STOVE OR FURNACE ftrc alarm was -given and thojEthelyn Ambrose Mc- . of appraisers in the »tate. according Eileen, to Lewis Gordon Foote, ronjof Shultz. Mr. and Mrs. Charles of loaaea if the subject 1* not studied the -------------------------- -----------1S——Harrington. ----- - ------ - — to Leo T. Crowley, general agent for of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Foote, of (Crane and family, Mrs Mary before an investment of money or — *the — ■run —• ~ — --------or hoy* —made to «« the Cridler ,I — Carty; ----Max— Reynolds. Plunk — Jarthe St. Paul Bank • Orangeville Twp.. January 31. Only (Boulter and Mrs. Fay Water* of "capital i* made, according to Dr. farm, to find the well house afire lick. Tickets for the play will be on The appraisers JrtiTbe ttrte given= an the immediate relatives were in st-1 at-! Plainwell aerc were entertained at the Miles Mile* Pirnie. director directac of the- Kel»nd that Paul Cridler was in the sale at all tlie stores in . Delton. .... -.... - ।tank -' ~= .... ... economics.farm tendance . After the ceremony a* James Boulter home Bunday. •logg — Wild -----------Life Sanctuary. and — burned very jmdly. Paul i Kellogg's orchestra will furnish mu—'and roil*. The staff of wedding supper was served at the .------------------------- •. • *' 1 ■ - ■ ■ The most common source of ln-1801 UP ,o hnd the well house sic between acts. Please notice the inatructors will include three Michl- home of the bride* maternalBOWNE CENTER. come ..... from wild life, ..at present ,in M----------------------afire a,ld as the---pipes -----------were--------froxen------------------(dates for this.— play . — have -----------------been chnng, Telephone 2515 Frank Sage )fi n ).i n .n • a,. — __ i _ . __ ... . I twin .. I .»rt frnm Wb lit an.! 1*7 Ata ra-l. gan men. now connected with the grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mr. apd Mrs. Watt Thomas spent Michigan, ta the sale of hunting;,1# K°l ove’’ 111,0 a unk to get water ed from FV’b. !6 and 17 until March bank. Van ocker. at Katamaaoo Congrat- Sunday at Kenneth Penoyer’s in right* on land. Thia type of saleiaIM1 was overcome by the’ fume* 2 and 3 on account of sickness in A. H. Catlin U well l.iown mutation*. Grand Rapids. involves no investment and “nd smoke. Hta brother got into the I the families ot some of the actors. Michigan M a resident and a* a callers at Mrs. Jennie Norris’dur-I Beatrice Thoma* entertained her requires only that the owner .tank but-could not lift Paul over the | Dr. and Mrs. Farwell spent Satfield appraiser for many years Gar- Jng lhe k were. Mr. and Mrs. ciubafboysand girls and their h*ve Kanie on the hind make it ®‘d» of tlie tank and had to get out. urday and Sunday with friends in ( field Farley had been u leader inHarris. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. I parents Aiturdav evening twenty attractive territory for huntingand be was feclln» the effects of the Bav City. agriculture in this state for many Parker ana Mr- and Mts Harry , being present Games muaic andthat non-paying guest* be prevent- *m°ke and gaues. Mrs. cridler run [ Mra Erneat Smith Ls on the sick Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column years. He is a Master Farmer andnitchte o( Hastings. Dr. and Mrs. ice cream md cake were enjoyed by ed ,rom reaping the harvest. ,o a neighbor's for help und she, Bal at present writing. Mrs. Blanche an active worker in the Mtfliigan muii “ Of Otaego and Mr l^?<ream and caXe *er* X Hunting right* may be sold for drove to town to give the alarm, no i Richard. 1* attending to the hotue—to- ,ndMmFmlK«d,um-|lt,Um,.| M „ John WMK ,„rola and M ,. M, g *"“ “* Crop Improvement Association. Mr. Nash Harold Mu!he b* lhe <»•>•. or by the 1 P»onrs oetng nanay. wnei. tne nre nmu m rie aiid Mrs Wa>“c BentS and lhe bag obtained by the department arrived it was too late! Smith. Frank Trull was formerly a member Kten^ta ffikSE. or ^season season U> «« w« badly, Sales’o» oF day "or 'ave Paul. Paul- HU Hl* body -wo* badly i Mr. a: anq Mr*. Leon Pennock, Mrs.' of tlie soils department at Michigan j Helen were in Lowell Saturday. Mr: and Mrs. George Woods and ; fitate College and has talked about, — most ------------------I right* are common. Duck, burned when removed. The fire was Add Pennock and Mr?. Bertha Adwere guests of Mr. and Mrs. soils at many meetings in the state. family pheasant, or deerl huhUrtg rights put out without low to the other tarns were in Hastings on business DOUD CORNERS. Examinations of farms by appral- Merle Bradfield at Milo, honoring .. fhls ..„s! buildings. Paul wo* a man beloved ' Tuesday. are most commonly leased in There will be a oyster supper at stale. lers is slowed down by cold weather their sons natal day Sunday. L rby ----------everyone,-------------a member -----------------of both the! Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wilkinson enMrs. Sarah Smith and Mrs. Grand Cedar Creek Saturday February 17. ana Dvthion and by snow. An adequate examlAnimals may also be reared in xraenu Masonic and Pythian lodges.«a*„„n well irrtained the Delton L A. 8. last DePrtestcr an.T N'ina B. Smith are nation of a farm cun not be made confinement for sale as meat; fur. ®* *n officer in both, a member of week Wednewlay. The proceeds Mr. and .Mrs. R. P. McMannls and added to the sick list. We are wish ­ under either condition ot unfavor­ or for release by hunting clubs. This the M. E. church In which he was amounted to 110.55. family visited at Augusta Sunday phase of the wild life business re-1 always a worker. Few young men able weather. Work on appraisals ing ail may soon bo well. Misses Kathryn Town. Maxine quires capital, labor, and under- win be missed as will Paul, by both Webrter and Ru-well Tolles spent standing of the work before any •thc family, the orders with which he Sunday with Mr and Mra. Allan profit can be made. Muskrat, farm-!wns connected or the church. For Terry at Litchfield. mg is an example of thU line of years he has been tlie main stay in Miss Golds Town of Camp Custer' work which was popular at one time!the lwme ®nd handled the targe 'spent Monday with her parent*. Mr. but which has proved, in many in- [farm* which was well stocked in and Mrs. Wade Town. stances, to be unprofitable. pitch a manner u to be the pride as L. N. Bush, and Leon Dunning Select Light Tuna and Fancy Wet Pack Shrimp Land owners who wish to obtain | weU «* lh0 ®nvy of nil. He was born were in Lansing BatUrday. a revenue from leasing hunting!upon this farm and had spent his Mr and Mra. Robert Barnes and Country Club Coffee ib. 2SC rights should study methods of tandlentlre ,lfe upon it. The funeral will Mr. and Mrs. L. N. By*h attended management which makes their I be held this Monday at the M. E, an R. F. D. social meeting In Has­ French Brand Ib. 23 c Jewel Ib. Ilin cover attractive to game animals church here of which he was an ac- tings Saturday night. and bird*. Winter feeding, presence IUve ”ic’ubcr and the orders will atMr. anti Mr* Mason Norwood of I Fresh Bread im 9c of good cover; prevention of fires, itcnt* b1 “ body. Kalamazoo spent Sunday w|th their Country Club — Sliced or unsliccd and saving stock for breeding the । Scouts met in front of Whitmore’s daughter and husband. Mr. and next year are eioentUblf oftlce Saturday at 11:30 A. M. and Mrs. Cheater Banghart. | Anyone interested in game farm- celebrated their 24lh anniversary. Dr. Schafer’ of Grand Rapids I ing should write Dr. Miles D. Pirnie,1 Alt{,r th,“,r services here they re­ filled the pulpit Sunday a* Hey. L. I a member of Michigan State Coltege '■ P®lred two radios and listened Co the D. Miles was unable to on account I stafh Route No. 1. Augusta. Mich.1 President"* address. On Sdnday of sickness. Country Club, fancy Red Alaska br. charge of. W. K. I many of them attended church in n- Pirnie o<_is .. in .< ------ ofJhc Mr. an<| Mrs. Milton Nt^tes of Kellogg Sanctuary on Wintergreen' “ body. Mustard Sardines Grandville spent the week end with 5c (Apologies to the popular song) *- j Owen has.resigned hike. Species ot native and• exotic -- Lyons ,--------.-—-— -from his 1 Mr. ai)d Mrs H. F Wcrtman. Or Sardines in Oil land and water birds >ua*c make uiuviic. this onc — ^b 00;* rposition and will take up ----M -— —-— Mr.' and mra. Mr*. uiuuica Charles naiiier Kahler Will will of the show places w> of (u.K.iftu.. Michigan miiu and < *;— bool* duties elsewhere we under- entertain the Bunnell I.. A. 8. for CTomato Sardines 3 .'i:. 25c «i«Unr. visitors are always — welcomed. •------ tatand. [stand. dinner on Thursday. Fob. 22. Ev­ PLEAS^T HILL NORnTt^ST THORNAPPLE. eryone . .........U.. Invited.& Mr. and Mrs. E. R Willison spent Last Weeks Letter. . ( Doni forget the Valentine party (Sunday with Mr uimI Mrs.’Alvnh Mbs iris Travis, who has been “J b!ufn,c,u Thuraday i Pennock. EATMORE BRAND ib.. staying at tlie home ot her uncle. n?!\l welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adrianson and: Bert Palmer, returned to Kalamazoo । nJJJt.’J Mr^it f ch'ldren of Buttle. Creek were Sunwlth her parents Friday. ' —°nv ac" M”' ,E!!a, 90011 and Mrs. (day guests of their parents. Mr. und Mester Sv/est Gfie-.kLis 8-ox. jar 1 Qc Mr. and Mr?. Byron Rowlader and ■ DCl,t^\atu*®<ted..the' Mrs Peter. Adrianson. children of Grand Rapids were Sun-: JE Jr.j pl j0hn AdT“ and Marshttl* Nor’ day guests of her ’parents’. Mr. and, , UWVTnursUay at Parme,cc E-iwood are ntunbered among the sick. Master Sweet Relish 14-ox. jar 10c Mrs. R. j. williams. wZ— — .... . I Mr- and Mra. Ross Waters und R J. Williams. Mr. and Mrs L M £' . H S. W »„S!2* ntCT J* carl ” 8 |son were callers at Vern Town’s ut ' Well ’ Clare Williams and daughter. Marvil UE p,nk!*in'?ri who downtjPlainwell Sunday afternoon. ! Ellen and Mr. and Mra. Clifton 8aJ? asE,{1CILtrlcnds.w4Vljll1c Mr- a,ld Mrs. Bert Patton spent Campbell attended Farmers’ Week fla*h,',nn of £I,ddIcv‘1,c 15 ’ Sunday evening with Mr. and Ma program ut East Lansing Wednes-। w?.k,ng '^ni’ Ke^cy h°me. I William Lelnaar. SPAGHETTI Beech-Nut Spaghetti, 3 am* 25c dav ‘ „Mr a"d»i,rs’ ®?*en and| The Delton High school presents, What kind of a Valentine is this? A scrub tub Sunday guest* of Mr and Mrs ~r' nmt YramJt *” ™nn'’cllon. **“» t»wlr School lair. | Cream Cheese ib. 19c spoils any dream ... takes away youth and Bert Palmer, were. Mr and Mr*. Qs«r an5 v7rnr * pUI ■■ob)cc, Malricar Palmer and daughter Mr and Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Thom- Inony. - Ht thc Communitv beauty. End all this... let an electric washer Mrs Cyrus Shroyer and Clayton. Mr'and^ra’wn KcSev* hal’ Wc^cvday. Feb. 2i. Special bring back the convenience of care free wash Blue Rose Rice 2 iu. 11c and Mr and Mrs Uoyd Shroyer ( 7*yhl(, K„_ | music and attractions from mitaidt days. Here’s a grand chance to do it! and children. The day was also the mJn of h^i n^I w— m 1°^. .®Upper ul-’llx °'cloclt’ Bulk Extra fane/ . 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Max Runny and damaged quite badly by fire Friduj Mr and Mrs Sam McKcown and Robert Hart attended a Boy Scout mmumg caused by thawing out w»- gon* entertained with n party Sat-i meeting ut'Good Will chufch Sun- tcr P,pca’ x tirday -evening their neighbors and' .day. •. i SOUTHWEST WOODLAND I Mends. A very pleasant evening Mr. and Mrs Byron Lewis spent l-. "Recks Letter uai c,,J°>cd b>’ al> Sunday with their daughter and ’ , , ~ . , I Mr. and Mr-. Chas. B- Johnson husband. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Hency, Mr’ and Mrs' Guy Kantner and spent Friday aftemcon in Hastings al Delton. ! X>n and Mrs Royal Frantz spent' with her parents, who are spending Friends of Mrs. ‘Libbic Craven ! Thursday afternoon in Hastings. the winter with Mrs. Pettit. ' were sorry to hear that she suf- [The latter \bitcd her father at Pen-1 Otto taenhath and two hill billies fered a’painful knee injury one day n<** hoepilal. (will be nt the Gates school house lusuweek and has been staying with . Mr and Mrs Pau* Smith and; Friday evening, Feb 16. nt eight Mr. and Mrs Andrew Meyers in f,^by **rf ®u"^!y.,’urJ'U ot “" Io'clock. A free will offering will be Hartings where she could receive i "enry Cole in Woodland. taken. Bring' sandwiches, pickles 'medical care [ M» **“•* P*1? 5?cnt ’and cake, also your own table mtvWcbstcr Burkhart is quite ill at Tltursdgy till Monday in Grand jCc and everybody come. the home of his sister. Mrs. A. ,Ra,”‘‘ta *ltb Dan Oaks nnd family. Jos Silke* of Middleville lias been Smith. John Smith of Baltic Creek spent assisting Robert Garrett the past Mrs J. E Norton, who has been ! tb5 '£.e*,*Lend hla,Pa^cn4: 'wcck as Mr. Garrett has been feel- j very ill at Nichols hospital in Batand Kartey Town-; inB ill with a bad cold. tic Creek, is some better al thtefwnd attcndwl the funeral of Frank; । PINE LAKE. writing. Her many fnends here are ;K--------------------------------‘^« “l »at“r<*?-y Mr. and Mr Mrs. Willis Kantner and ■ Wwkx Letter anxiously awaiting her return home i Mr 5’ w,1,,s Itoii™ were .... Sunday »™i.„ Uwu Bro.li of nuit wnl th<. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lewis of <!•“«*««■ of Hastings »«-•>. __ visited his .-brother .. >Itruest* ' week end with his parents here. On North Haatings RUMts al al lovl Lcvl tCnntnnr>. Kantner s. , -------------------and wife. Mr. and Mrs Byron Lewis,I, A number fromSouthwest Southw Wood­ Saturday he was ip Plainwell liav-' Thursday • ’land alui att^nrlDrt attended Parmnrv Farmers Week al ing some dental .work done. Mr* and* Mrs. Janousck of Oshie-1 East Lansing. ’j Tiie bad.storm of Sunday made mo were Sunday guests in-the .driving almost impossible.. Two cars BRANCH DISTRICT. (Brownell-Bellingham home. were wrecked at the Peterson cor­ (Last Weeks Letter. Orangeville” ii The Dorcas Society of North ner; one woman bcipg quite badly cut. Site wua removed to the Crispe J. W. Sheffield was called to Has- .Maple Grove will meet this week hospital. where first aid was ad­ ( tings Saturday by inc scriou^ illness’| Thursday. Feb. a /at the home ol ministered. of her brother at that place. Mr. and Mrs. Vcm Itawblitz Dorothy Ford will entertain the James Hcrminette and Homer! Mr*. Jay Norton, who underwent Nutrition class on Feb. 15. when Norman made a business trip to1 a major operation at Nichols hos­ Mrs. Roger/>’ and Helen Brown will Hu3tmgs Saturday. j;pital ----- Thursday ... is very low at this present lhe third lesson to the Ideal • William Rupe, who is attending writing, group. .sciiool at Kalamazoo spent Satur- Mr. zand — Mrs. .... Forrest Bidclman We arc giad to report that Mr. day night and Sunday with his were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Lathrop is improving slowing. i parents at this place, . Geo. Sdhilthroat at Hasting*. ' Mrs. Ernest Hall is visiting her Dale Norman and family of near '. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bidclman sat oaughter.' Evelyn, and getting ac­ Plainwell spent Sunday with his . up Sunday ------night with the----formers — . iquatnted with the new grandson parents al this place. father who .u ----very...ill at his ..home' Mr. and Mrs Eli Lindsey will enBeatrice Wickham of Detroit hi Hastings. terrain .the Farmers Club on Saturspent a few days the past week with Otto Gregory. formerly of thi. ■ day evening. Feb. 10 her grandmother. Mrs. Nettie New­ place but now of Freeport, is very; Fred Otto, who submitted to a ark. at this place. IU wiUi pneumonia. major operation at Bronson hoe­ This whole community was so ------------------ will be held at.pttal w su^af. u resting com Prayer meeting on Thursday, corn-­ orth Evangelical church Thursday TliiirKd.iv ■1 fortably. fnrtahlv : grieved last week when the old vll- North ,lage schoolhouse burned, where evening-of this week. i ---------------tn ’ many of them and their children. —*------- <»— ■. DURFEE. and grandchildren had attended i COUNTY LINE. | The Ladiea- Aid of East Baltimore -chool. add it seems like un old;1*®®1 Week's Letter. .United Brethren church will meet friend had gone. School is now be-i Mrs 8. C. Schuler und daughter, with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore Wed;ng held bi the town hall. Helena, spent Friday night and ;nesd.iy. Feb. 21 for pot luck. Come Saturday in Grand Rapids with the and bring your faintly i (former's sister. Mrs. Mary Kunz. | Lawrence Hoffman, who returned I >Jr a.Ml u, . w vlsHed j~6;riiwr «nd. home fr0|n ,hc Unlver#u>. h(>piUl' I UI uuuyiJ yuaniiuou famlly or Inolh Friday. Is getting along as well a^ «"w»4 t!&.r stCS4 “r. Carrie Gerhnger. Sunday. can be expected. X Mich.MMMto rent.. McDUrmld visited Mr and Mrs. OrvUle Pureell and f Ed r,K.\GfS: l“h’i lwr nlolh*-'- “r» Ctarl<d Yound M daughter. .Dora, spent Sunday with i V-MH to). OdteM., SaiunMy nlslit Mr and Mrs. Edd Rice and Vela > /«AM rtwM cowsh •bea'and Sunday Sunday gue*ts ol Mr. and Mr\ ‘I* MF MLs* Arlene Clum ol South Wood- Tom Hoffman were. EYank Green H tend called on Mr. Crn. Gerlu».r and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman Dr R V. Pienc wtan la I Sunday P M. and family. n v GertUiger has been umIH- i ..... „... Hpffman „ in cotniMUy . Nrwt.bk£ w<f£.iiwHpQO tam hig with butciiering at Jake Miller’s: with her broth\. Hannie Norris, left UM. Ute. ar liquid, |i.«. -V. d« Oar r«n?* in Woodbury the past week. |Sunday for Mt 2 . 25c Fancy Asparagus No. 2 can 1 9c No. 2 can 1 Oc , No. 2 can 10c Country Club — Whole Green Avondale Green Besns Standard Green Beans COOKIES Dutch or Windmill varieties Grapefruit Fancy Country Club Lux Toilet Soap 3 bars 1 7c BEET SUGAR 10 £ 47c MICHIGAN Fine Granulated FRESH FRUITS AHD VEGETABLES 23c ORANGES CAJS,A 200-216 dxe Cauliflower =h 13c New Cabbage ib. 3c Texas — Choice hard heads ICEBERG 15c CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS BEEF ROAST ANY CUT OF CHUCK or SHOULDER Rolled Rib Roast Boned, rolled-and tied Spicod Ham lb- 27c OX TAILS BEEF KIDNEYS or HEAT.T.1 & ALL PRICES SU3J2CT TO 3^ SALES TAX �THE HARTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1834 with tlie addition ot considerable J gingsr. 2 tablespoons baking powder,! A WONDER WORKER ldrcn 8,1 M‘£-mrd to ®nJ0T their new I seasoning, are tasty os well as nu- 4-2 teaspoon cinnamon, and add alurtucv ncr ^hool headquarters. trltlou*. Cooking with soda destroys 4araalaly-wuh 1 1-4 cups milk. Boat; IS iHt HUNtT Btt Al Kenyon and y-ife of Marshall, Homemakers' the vitamin. The bean* need to be well and turn into oiled shallow; --------—• ’wre Sunday guests of Mr. Ken-! By Homo Economics BpeciaUst* soaked for a day aud then cooked ' baking pan and bake in moderate Worker Travels Thousands yon's sister. Mrs. Marguerite McCaf-1 at/tow temperature for several [oven. | Mii„„ Michigan Blate College qimm, houn'. " __ • | - Soybean muffins may be prepared ® 'I Quite a goad many youpg people Soybean gingerbread U one of the'a* follows. Combine in order given. ; —Increases Fruit Crop {frorn around our neighborhood atInteresting uses of soybean* in tlie reclpes recommended by Hie bomerthp following ingrodienta-two eggs.’ The state department ot agrlcul- tend the Saturday night done* giva shot of menu wore demonstrated’ by home econornlct expert*. Cream 1-3 cup well beaten. I cup cold boiled soy... tn thc miiowinn by Harve Robar and report a, and on* cup brown su-’uean bean inuy. pulp. 1-2 tup cup ium milk.. *-« 1-3 tup cup | “lre «*«• -t^ton to the following Blttndancet also alBO aa fine ftnTume "* good ,attendance, time economics specialists duringVjhe shortening --- . Jj . two beaten _ ...eggs, __ - .a. _ _____ . ... ___ salt. _ ..____ 1,1’/ anal rurU-HlK and fur'vcurious in rr- fac-s. L . mU51c , melted. .fat. 1 teaajxxm 2 sups UitcreiUng in red v<fry gar.. Add then three Atomcmakers. program of Farmers' tablespoon* molasses and a pinch of Item. 1 Mupooni ImMu,, «xu. ‘P-« U»‘ rtmwUWe , fwri-k ut Michigan State College. soda -mixed. Mix and aift one cup in greased muffin inn for 20-251 honey-bee. DOWLING. It ha* been found that the beans soybean flour, 1-2 teaspoon salt. 2 minute*. I■ A ' ■*drong -------or male bee mu no father । Ilast Week's Letter. Conoco are high in vitamin c content, and 1-4 cup* wheat flour, one tablespoon Another use (or the beans fa In, but has a grandfather on hl* inothThe Cemetery Circle meets this Mind. For this. 3 tablespoons soy­ S'a fide Although there are from,। week on Thursday and the Ladies'* ,000 to 50,000 bees in lhe average bean pulp. I teaspoon chopped green Aid on Thursday, Feb. 15. and ev-1 Bronze pepper, 1-2 teaspoon paprika. 1-2I colony, us a nile there is but one eryone ALL PRICER IN THIS AD SUBJECT TO THE 3% BALES TAXI teaspoon salt. 2 teaspoons mayon­, queen txrc who lays us many os one, dinners is heartily welcome to these.। naise, 1-2 teaspoon pepper. 1-2 tea­. und one huh times tier own-weight of eggs per day. Mrs. Mattie King returned lo'thcl I gotta spoon mustard, and l tablespoon on­ A worker bee may live six or eight home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van’ ion juice are used. Winter fa a pretty difficult time. ii}onllw during the 1cm active seu- Syclde Saturday after spending the catch that for wall paper or painted walls. An, son Of the year—fall, winter, and past ten days with Mr. and Mr*.Inexpensively prei»red wall paper• early spring. A worker bee hatchedI G. A. Wertman. Mrs, WerUnan has cleaner which will prove very effec­. just at the iioiicy-gathering M.ason। recovered from her recent illness. j is lew fortunate, however, and often tive has been s 'ggestcd by-the home Mrs. Myrtle Robinson of 'Battle management specialists of tlie lionu*. wears out it* wings and life in a Creeh was the guest last -week of' economics extension department of। few weeks, due to the intensive work; her sister, Mrs. Bessie Morrow. 1 required to till the hive with horn y.■ Mrs. Harry McCarty met with a| Michigan State College. Two cups sifted flour, onc cupi not infrequently fulling exhausted1 serious accident Friday evening as, warm water, two tablespoon* kero­. Outside of Hie hive and there explr- she. with ir*pa?ty of young people, sene. four tablespoon, ammonia,. ing. jirere on their way to Jackson, Al and two tablespoons talt ore the. Ta bring in a single pound of nec- truck was stalled on the pavement ingredients required. Stir while■ tar 30.000 trips to lhe fields are re­ ami in meeting another car at this; , quired. rue average fly inn distance cooking until the mixture is 'stiff, 1 time she was blinded by the lights J RAJAH then cool and work into balls withi for u ixx' load fa Mxnttimw a mile’ to the extent that she collided with the hands. Thc amount given willI and u half. If one bee had sufficient; the standing truck and in the acclstrength and lived long enough to' dent suffered lhe loss of several clean one small room. CONOCO For washing painted walls, a solu­. gather the four pounds of nectar re­' teeth and necessitated a stay at the • tion containing one cup-vf sal soda,. quired to make one ixnind ot honey,• Buttle Creek hospital RADIO COFFEE one cup of ammonia, one cup of! It. would involve 80.000 trips of onei Mr. and Mrs. John Gerber wilL PROGRAM . mile each, or a total distance equal vinegar, and,onc gallon of warm wa­ , celebrate their 40th wedding anni ­ ter 1s suggested. Tlie solution fa ap­. to more Ulan three times the ctr- versary at their home Thursday/ 4 POPULAR BRANDS Carton plied with a sponge and fa rinsed off! cumfcrence ot tlie globe. Feb. 15. with clear water. A sponge may be! Tire honey bee is usually thought Thanks to all who helped at the I used for the rinsing of rough plas­. of by the layman in terms of honey.; church supper Friday evening/ ter. while a cloth is suitable on other■ As a matter ol fact, the honey bee which was much enjoyed, and to surfaces. Equal parts of borax, jpldI is Hie best friend the orchardfat has,! Rev. Dewey of Hastings, who gavel dust, and corn meal. mixedI it being tart unusual for one colony. the address of the evening which thoroughly, and put in smallI of bees per acre of fruit, working ih. also was greatly appreciated. adiounu on a damp cloth will be. the orcitard during the blossom seaThe Health da^who arc taking EASY TASK found satisfactory for rcmpvmg( sou. to treble or quadruple the yield. spots from a painted wall. IRVING. a WOODIAND. , Lx-t Week's Letter. ' SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Lis'. Week's Letter. Mrs William Cushing of Alma' Mr. and Mr.:. Robert Austin of Last Week's Letter. cm visited her mother. Mrs. McCann, Funeral service* for Willard _____ Lansing spent Saturday night with thc nrst ot lhe week und spent.the Af lhe Sign of Iho Brown, who pased away Monday, Mrs. Robert Austin.' Mr. and Mis Paul Smith atid balance of the week with her fa­ were held ‘Thursday afternoon ut ther-in-law. Fred Cushing, of Has­ Rod Triangle tlie home with burial in the Wil­ baby of South' Woodland and M1m tings, wlto is ill. Grace IngTinn of Cincinnati spent cox cemetery. You have to equal the gasoline if you want to equal The Adult Education class will We Worp wiu> received in this neigh­ Sunday., with Mr. and Mrs. Henry meet ThurMlay, Feb. .8. It costs the speed! Conoco Bronze Gasoline has defiantly su­ ._ Cole. borhood of the death of Mrs. Boaz. perior qualifies that can only be duplicated by another Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Higdon and (nothing to enroll, the liU-rninre fa ’ Get i ftccTony Smr book of these eight* 'Walton, h former .resident, but int।'I tankful. Conoco Bronze Gasoline is a blend of three L­* family called on Mr. and Mrs. Welby •Jikee and so fur considerable inter-; een idvcinurmcats. Go to any Conoco er residing, in Battle Creek. Sev­ Crockford Sunday. jest is-shown. . ' ' | types of gasoline in a new formula that has created its station or dealer, who will give you • eral from-Hits utiy attended the fu­ Miss Frances Wachter of West II Bert Williams from Middleville'. leadership. Instant suning, lightning pjek-up, extra postpaid, self-addressed postcard. You neral held in Battle Creek Thurs­ Woodland spent Thursday with Miss i was a Sunday visitor at tlie. home: will receive this large book of enter* day afternoon. mileage, great power, smooth operation and greater । of Glen Nichols. Dell. HIM Mrs. Lillian Mason of Battle' Dorothy j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers and, umingadvcnuing illustrations br mail. anti-knock — these arc Conoco and at no premium price. pic supper'will be served1. Mr. and Mrs. John Shroader of Creek is assisting al thc home of ' .at.Chicken the Methodist church Wcdnes; her brother, Lee Lapiuim, because;' , | Grr.r£ Rapids, also Mr. and Mrs. •j daV evening by Club No. 3 of the of the illness of Mrs. Lapham. OATS । Frank Hoonan of Hastings, were 'Ladies' Aid Society. , ■ Sqaday vUilor* al -Mn>. Juiu Mc­ Tlie Norton I*. T. A will mct-t.al,”V.r/ RnHIu< t ' I unsinu UM .Chau b»UM. rue, 1.1,1. Frt I a “"u L We no.* KU- Cann's. INSTANT STARTING —LIGHTNING PICK-UP —HIGH TEST •; Mrs. James Nagel's five, sons and Mcs. Orson McIntyre entertained I Paul' returned ,,Jcir wives and children came to. the Ladies' Club Friday. l-rhlreda^ ... Grand Rapid* ,,akc 8Up*rr u,,h hcr onc night x5' Mrs. Lulu Gray and son. Robert, I . [Rapids where she has been spending.5T"l,y' ,*'r ®cciul®n being her birth-: visited Leon Gray's in West iililT S’ •1U'M' c,‘“" i to- too-- *>" «» ™mohtvilic Thursday. Mrs. Lester Prestun will enter/ ­ M, ; ar,., wau cwr MX 'T/'1 tain the Wilcox Aid at an afterr ' aiors.i] llw wk rl’d Mr. ,Nc*' "**“?• ttt HASTINGS, MICHIGAN noon meeting Thursday. FcL. 8. Ev-1 and Mr». J.eub Bra/ly ihr l-und ol Mr. U. BlacWord. , erybody welcome. , ! Mr and Mr% Will Gibson of ■ Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Jarrard and-'■Nashville. , GIANT Ivan Wqrrcu of IHiaca.I family visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur [Mis. Mhh DeBoll o! Maple Grove Eddy and family in Nashville Sun­ and Mr. and Mr.'. Will Hyde of day. Sunnyfield . Burryville called on Mrs. Elizabeth Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Norton and'' m the Welby ' Crockford Cleotu and Mrs. Ella Taylor “n“‘’‘jGibtwney Ihome Tliursday. Mrs. Gibboney ha* tw. Nashville spent Sunday with , confined to her bed for several and Mrs. W. IL Hunt and Mr. untlj. been weeks. velvet cake .nd Mrs. Carl Hunt near Holt. I Mr. and Mrs Raymond Fapl.' Mrs. u) PASTRY FLOUR. lGt-0. FauL Mrs. L. Faul and Henry 1IIGI1BANK. Faul ucre Bunday guests of Mr. and Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Richard O'Brien of Lansing. Missionary Tlie Moore school I*. T. A. wiH , Thc ---- ---Methodist —™— ____ __ __ _ Society Having rented my farm and moving to Hastings, I will hold an auction sale at 4 Rolls 19C meet Friday night..A good program and Ladled* Aid Society met Frifa being planned and fried cake.' day evening in the church parlors, my farm, located 4 miles northwest of Nashvdle on Sec. 28, Castleton Twp., on and coffee will be served. .A delicious |M»t luck supper was Marshall Green went with hb served to a large crowd. Mrs. A. E. class Thursday to attend Farmers' Wynn, president of tlie ^ffasionary, Day at Lansing. Society had charge of the mission; Carlon 20 Grand, Paul Jene* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawbht.-. ary program and Mis l-'rank Ncltupent Tuesday evening with Mr. and haincr. president or the Ladled Aid.Mra. Leo Cumming's and daughters of t|jc Ladies Am! program. The mlsCHICKEN o* the Sea sout|i of HiisUngs. . h Monary ladles drew thc names of Commencing at one o’clock sharp. ' Offer the following described property:— ME and Mrs Laurel Mnrsluill and thair Mystery Daughters lor the daughters spent Sunday afternoon I Mothers and Daughter banquet to with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Striker tn lie held in March. * Baltimore. , • Dick and Betty Kimble of Coufa International side rake. Hay tedder. HORSES. Mi', ynd Mrs. Fredric Swarts-and Grove spent the week end with Dump rake. Clover seed buncher. family of Battle Crock spent Sun- tlu-ir grandmother. Mrs. Philip Sorrel gelding, 6 years old, weight 1560. John Deere riding plow. Syracuse riding plow. day at Bert Daly's. Kimble. . Sorrel marc, 5 years old, weight 1560. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hooker of! Mr. and Mrs. Glen Englund'enInternational walking plow. 2-horse diac. Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. tcrlained ten couple* with a bridge 2 3-see. drags. Spike tooth drag. Land roller. Brown marc, 5 years old, weight 1350. and Mrs. Frank Hai^bhtz. I pot luck on Tuesday evening in hon2 riding cultivators- 2-horse walking cultivator. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Marshall of [or of thc president's birthday. Door CATTLE. 5-tooth cultivator. Pr. knee bobs. \ the branch district spent Sunday! prize was won by Supt. and Mrs. H. with Mr. and Mrs. Worth Grecn'a. (V. KifMin. Durham cow, fresh, 4 years old. FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES MIm Lutb Francisco of Hasiingjj Mrs. Robert Austin spent Sunday HAY, GRAIN, ETC. Durham cow, due April 25, 4 years old. spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herald Classic of with Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hawblitz. Duke Odessa. Quantity of timothy hay. 200 bu. corn. Swott, Seedleit Dot. Durham and Jersey cow, due Mar. 26, 4 yrs. old. Mr. und Mrs. Byron Guy and sons! Wednesday. Feb. 7. at 4:00 P. M.. Quantity of clover hay. 200 bti. barley. Black cow, due April 3( 4 years old. were Sunday guests with Mr. and [Mis* Elnora Mumford will-hold the 50 bu. oats and spring rye. Mrs. Will Guy near Nashville. [first meeting of a series of 18 at lhe Roan cow, due Oct. 10, 4 years old. One bu. Mammoth clover seed. Mr. and Mrs. Claud.Reid and son Health Room ot thc Woodland Black heifer coming 2 years .old, pasture bred. of Bedford spent Saturday night; township school for tlw mothers of and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.! pre-school children*. 7 heifers coming one year old. MISCELLANEOUS. Fred Reid. I Mr.'. C. B Benham of Hastings is 3 bulls coming one year old. 1 3-4 inch brass trimmed double harness, nearly ----------- ---------------------spending a few days with Mr. and' Brussel Sprouts Cauliflower Celery bHULTZ.-------- | Mrs. Kiiri paui. new. Third horse harness. Extra collars. Last Week's Letter.' . . ...... ■---SHEEP Pump jack. 50 bdls. new lath. The young people's meeting will [WEST ORANGEVILLE 26 breeding ewes, 2 to 5 years old. Red elm side pices for hay rack. be hcla Friday night Feb 9. at AXU EAST GUN MARSH. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith's. The' Wrck , Lotlc/ 3 wagon tongues, extra long. Platform scales. 2 yearling bucks, grades. . IN OUR MEAT MARKETS meeting will U* held every second . and fourth Friday night ot lhe _ «*' **n4 Mi lton.on and month daughter. Marjorie have returned. HOGS AND DOG. ■' HOUSEHOLD GOODS. The Ladies' Aid will be next Wed- Ir™1 Tblccka. Ohio, where ttwy 2 brood sows, wt. 150 each, due in Mar. and April. Hoosier kitchen cabinet. Library table. nesday Feb. U. ut Mra. Byron Lewis. Rpcnt a week with friends and rclau 2-piece bedroom suite. Bookcase and books. 8 shoals, weight 90 lbs- cacti. We arc all glad to hear thift Mrs. 1, 2 rocking chairs. Victrola and 40 records. Norton is a. little better and hope i Marguerite McCaBcrly and Collie dog, one year old. that *he «tll be home soon Mrs Earl Buffuigbei ger *pcnt SatHartman battery radio. Curtain stretchers. Don't forget Sunday School at J>rduy at Plainwell, and Otsego call-1 Hand vacuum cleaner. Bread mixer. Oil heater. 10:00 o'clock and church at W:oo.tag on friends and shopping. | TOOLS. Pump oil can, 5-gal. Aladdin lamp. u. o'clock. ’ Ernest Snyder and wife und Leo[ McCormick-Dcering binder, 7-ft. ^cut, nearly new _ X ; Robar. wife and mother, were in Boss washing machine. 2 rugs, 9x12. with tongue truck. Hastings on business otic day the! Wringer and boiler, No. 3 tub. 10 yds. rag carpet* LA. | Past week. • Ideal manure spreader, nearly new. Porch swing. Gasoline iron- Fibre fernery. kfiJnov. I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crutcher were Dowagiac fertilizer grain drill. Help Linoleum, 8x10 and 11x12. 2-qt. glass churn. rieip Kidneys Fkiuneys !. Saturday Shoppers at Hastings. We [ Water separator and cream can. McCormick mower, 5-fi. Wide tire wagon. Uto UuU. Pral.t. Dr. Ur. inntoMund M, C.-UUhrr lio-s brr,.: Eaton Rapids Woman Praises „ . . wry sick .but is now out and around. I Other articles too numerous to mention. Derby'ss rails Pills Dump board*. New Deere hay loader. Derby W(. fcinct.rcly hope he get* no set Comer .------- . v FOUNDER'S WEEK Salad Dressing Calumet Chase & Sanborn Cigarettes Nutley Oleo Fels Naptha Soap Soap Chips Suitbrite Cleanser Pink Salmon sp&rfcte Karo Syrup Macaroni KrsfJ’s Slaib 3!aton Sunnyficld RoSSeeS Oats Wings Motor OJ3 Mustard Ajax Soap Pancake Flour Bokar Coffee 51.12 3 25° 10 .-.45° 5^ 25« 3 35° 6 ru. 25° 5 £25° 19° 4 *,£17° U. 12° 2S^25° CONOCO BRONZE GASOLINE EDMONDS OIL COMPANY si.21 2 25° 6 »*" 19° 5 £19° 45° 2 33c 5 Wr'ttlratl’c AUCTION SALE 12 Cane 89‘ D-pggie Dinner Northern Tissue 3 vr. 29° Canvas Gloves 89° Cigarettes Tuna Fish Mello Sandwich Rumford Bak. Powder r» 17° ^19° Climalene £10° Bowlene Oranges New Cabbage Bananas Beef Roast Frankfurts Short Ribs Minced Ham Hamburger Bacon Slab Halibut Steak Fillets / Salmon Steak' Wednesday, February 21, 1934 25c » 3c 4 u* 19c 10c 3 “• 25c 5c IZjC 3 “■ X5c 12c u -------back and continue* to regain hisi Mrs. Bernice Hyatt says: "My kidneys were in terrible shape: could not bleep night*. hud tired worn out feeling. I bought one -rhn Oranccvillc school house i Dr. Derbys Derby's, pills pills, and burned t(, thc groun<| Monday after', 50c box of I)r. al once felt better and could get ^(*,1 at and the teaclwrs hail night's, rest." real." a good night's for tjic night. Thc books and Mra. Hyatt is thc the mother of de*ks m tlw four upper grades were I Mr*. praises saved. The school library find die-1 two children She also prafacr. Dr. Derby's Croup Mixture for tlonary were burned with all thc| night coughs and croup rest. It is quite a lo>s to Orangeville Ask ydtuyour druggist dr ugg IM alibut about thc the loanship u« U»U liuw School began Dr. Derby's prescriptions. prescriptions—Adv Adv.. ttrir* tnurning al the (own Ball. al-J Dj. - ■■ though somewhat crowded lhe chd- .v‘ulS-^Sa?'.l‘ ’“ISI 2 25C u. 23c Lie. A x I’ FOOD MOKES TERMS:—CASH. No goods removed until settled for. ELZEY MEAD, Proprietor HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer �THE HASTINGS BANNER. n'EDNFSDAy. FCRRVARY 14, 1M4 PAGE TWELVE iTXrrrrXZZTi 1 I LEGAL' NOTICES I !-■■■■■■■■ ........................r. <>f th* Cvurl Mc*u«* ib th< will go by auto to lhe home of Mrs. | Milo Ladies' Aid will be enterWm. OlthdUM In Bownr The host- tuined nt lhe home of Mrs. N. H. exsr.T are Mrs Oithouse. Mrs. F. Berber Wednesday. Ft-b. 31. The Cool and Mrs. D. Godfrey The mu-'hostess furnishing meat, potatoes '^oO[,,,W ariOT;_In<i . r WT_. w . o_ c« 'J' Man<»n. Ind... ^prnt spent Friday -This Foreigner Is Not So {nighty with the former'* M*trr. Mr*. sic for the meeting is in charge of and coffee lhe rest will be pot luck. Mrs. Ida Ifowk. Tlie Life and Work Mr. and Mrs. Emment Fennels of | Victor He returned Pleasant—Some Call It **' Sisson “ * home on I Saturday accompanied by Mrs. 8U- of Pearl 8. Buck” is the topic for Kalamazoo visited their parents A Nuisanoe —• . -----------------‘9” who Will Visit her parents. Mr. discussion. Und is tn chan* of Mrs here Sunday, who uro enjoying wry, Orno assisted by Mr*, good health considering their age. ' .*'*» 'tel The opossum. Michigan's most re-1 mid Mis. Robert Carter, and family, ThelmaKnowles, Seilert; und Mr* Mary Owing to the extreme col0 Thura- ■ '' emt munitram. B romlw unUrrchr 01 '“3 « '™' 0«>. I Putnam. Current events arc in day there wo* not bo large an al- • iKTUtrny W rn- .Hrat.mrnt 0, ^-)..Unn Trn^y jvng, charge of Mrs. Roy Hamilton and tendance at lhe Home Literary Club :iw roll call U to be answered by as usual. Thc annual election of ofll- j • nervation which has set out to ds- .(,ut at ,|U. Bryan., homp Oll presenting an original valentine. cers resulted in Mr*. Barber being I , tcrmlne whether tlie animal is de- Mum stre<-t. At thp same timc a Many Stories have been told ifi elected president. Mrvsniffen vW struble or a’nulMnce. • 'cljirnwy at the Glenn Perkills home the- past about the campaigns of pro* • Mr* Dorothy Pettcngill. sec­ If the results of the studies show J was burning out. No damage result- that renowned character. "Carrie rotary and Mrs. Kruu*. treasurer; | i that it*s desirable characteristics ed at cither place Mutton- but there arc notvnany who Mrs.' Turner, custodian. The pro­ outweigh It* objectionable ones, thei Mr. und Mrs. L. A. S*i<ar and two care follow her examble How- uram featured Vaienthto day. Mrs probabilities are that the state pro- sons ol Grand Rapids 'and Mrs. 'ever, to botlle, and glasses fftig ih all Joln** san« and hrr xwo UtUe «Uughtectkin will be continued. H the'George Sntar spt‘nt Sunday with 1 one of thc local Ixisi- ter* gave some dance* opOLxum can not justify himself the Mr. alul Mra A B. Fish and family dlrrcttom ':i-sr place*in where brer is sold rel*»,as Flower of Cloverdale spent chances ar- lit- will be placed on,and F. F Deming. it wa» one of the gent- Monday with his uncle, H. J. Flower,, thc unprotected lb>t of predators. ’ MUs- Mabel Sisson of Hastings cently. 'ter m*xand that did lhe throwing— »nd family. The opossum ba foreigner w »“*< the bu^t of Ker aunt. Mrs. Fan- ,(tongratilia lion* to thU woman! *** Michigan. There are early records at Siswi and Victor .jiinduy. PINE LAK El ..... Miidr»-«1 Hurley returned ...u.uvu to , The w M.'A-of the U. B churtth the beginning of the caniury «?’ inv Miv. On Wednesday. 10 -3-: member* her itome in Grand Rapid* Sunday held an'all day. meeting at the — • ----— ----- ~and . presence in ihf vicinity of Ann Ar- 1for a few day* with her parents. Mr. home of Mrs. Owen Dodge Thurs- «■»«> visitors of the Helping Hand ba. *„a Uu, tune l* “1“““'" "'''Sr." -- --------------------club met at lhe home tomeo, Ruth TerTn-,. ■ -■ ■ day. Club of Ruth .. ............. . . . I.,..I- ■ S .V? “J , ?'.">» "J- *■, "T"* tt is not a i FBEEroRr. DESIRABLE IMMIGRANT,v„„ «•*««. un*, naUS in numbw f> M” Kr‘lh Dutl""' tn-n .n-.. S2«pu„ *<^nj^J;!J11£' Buran, heln, hdBz-Ji tlw ahool hou« “J™]XS>“"'p"’ “»» '“[** “«.SSSy’«3-- Looking Backward lory investment than building and loan share*? Lookirtg Forward ... Where can you find a better worry-proof place for your fund* than In building and itsan nharra? Information roneeming the ■Karrs of Hits old building and loan askorUtion will be rheerfully furnished. ®11£ ^Jcitonal ffioan & Unueatntent fltmnpanii .'MEMBLP ’ LMRAL HOML | J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. On, pelts purchased. In 1931-32 with u YiTi J'lu' btrthda>' a! ,,H‘ homc ol h,s M>n- with HalUe Killick^when all memwason limited ro one month. 4.CW • ant? Mr. und Mrf- Allen FL.h H«*ymour and wife, on Jun. 28. This arr urBrd to be present pelts were reported. attended prayer mating Thursday to a npe olll HRP and Mr. oborn U WilmotU-“° • RU - --------- [ mid .... ---------------. . WUQMX Moore. who Who I* in a con• This U 'tub rapid a rate of In-1 «•«»«« ‘hP lhw«p of Mr- p "'’--------' ' Bai andentitled to hearty congratulatton* valex.ent hospital in Grand Kapid5. ! crease in .p. a species, whose status i ^r> Mr. ^-ar 11 Bownc. • .111 “,lvai,f,M ««'• ut wntiWbUy night is with doubtful, to be ignatvd." the gamr ' ^Xai £XTa?8 The Unltwl BrPthrcn c*™™* »*- in0* Mw?*I*w^ D^tw. aSw^onid' NOTICE TO CXEDITORB > nt Mirbigan, th division widn n councn rooms -at g. gan Wn a,t serie* RerJfti .01 flf revival rcvlvjll meetings mreUw on Mr. Mr and and Mn M F!oyd Minar. All I on.siuu of thc 111c department mpurwnern believe...;* . Floyd r«uotT >f Harry. BXraet raf sn.lilAV*1^ ** MO. JUlll alia _ J. -TM«t of «»wb the ovMamM evidence tnr for and;^ a ld lllC ITjpies Sunday evening. vwK Feb a4.-MU. and expect Of .. the. friends .’re -"--J glad (O fgf, bim against the &»*um now is clrcum-; < *“ * “ * '^‘,a to cmtimie at least two weeks. Th- un d hojaand ho|>e he he will will soon soon be able .to Manual Its fur Is worth from 20c • 8 * £}*' «‘»ral Pastor. Rev. I H Osgood.hus Co<ne home to stay permanently, to 60c. a little lew than the value ot “ u , J natto-rines und ncJu- *ci,rcd lh,‘ aWc a^lMance ot Rev. on Tuesday Helen Brown and a muwurii. muskrat. It ha* ciiiin either two or wuvv three • «.. ’' * “' r » Ralph Redding ol Grund Rapid* Myrtle Rogers went to Hast mgs to a ii iiu.i iwo or -------------------inatc offieera W1U also frrqu,n| spcclal g?lhW kjlM>ni ln the Nu. litters per year---and may -------have omeers for or tiu the eomiim coming sear. year, many as thirteen w a litter. itnK 11,1 ut musical numbers by local and out trllton project, which was given by They can probably stand a lot of, 9,! “n<* Rt'.|,1‘'s c,a ,n!’“ of town ptipple. A cordial invitation Miss Hershey of M. 3- C They were hunting, und friends of the animal Mr" F Bninhtr Thursday »ft-|ls cxlenaea t M*r*.’imwrT joshn f^m«iy' tbe-'2 ‘2±L “**“*** b>' Mbs A'”b' BjtPi for say It U valuable if it can turn car- iernoon. ... unn‘«*- 10 eVer>°°C tO aU<?nd « [ clerked at ^ Bruniu-r store ’ ‘ thp* c *sev’Iro*. luncheon. „ rion into a market^ product. decked at nrunnerxs More. I Little Calvin Fish ha* been quite Sam Fxkcrt and Franklin DeLano Claire Doster was in Grand RopHowever, there are many who’ , •- । Roosevelt celebrated their birthday* ids for treatment on Thursday. ,nii» ll»l ll» W«»up l» a l« «»• l»,l’WkMrs. John Stewart of Plainwell ------------------ - - --------8tuart Clrrarnt. Jade* ut PrMiata. ana and u dntruatlvr. apalallv tai. XW n^‘r''..JIr A,‘ last week Tuesday. Sam was 73 yfars NOW. THEREFORE by rtriu. has spent thc past, week at thc purl "Page. >w»r «f »*l» ronta>nr<i in «»id n ram rm and Bima Ulrda, ™ id Bf lk« atauit* in >uk m Mr. and Mrs. Dell Godfrey have' James' home. It Is claimed Hut opawtinv. vc' tocal M.t. 1,113,11 On Thursday and Friday morning iMtlt been ill the past aeck but are into chlfken coo;,; und ut Ute xntth T?-.Itt mum and waa lanietemperatures of 18 and 20 degrees thry am round to W an Un|tonnld j !> >» ■'><•» ,"<> W* slowly recovering. Mrs. Marie VandfrMale is re­ below zero were reported nt several covering from severe burns on her places around'the lake. JituS rlJ&nd 7a i ”£7.' K3ES left arm. which she suffered a week On Tuesday Russell Minor went to Portland. Indiana, and purchased believed by fur hunter* to be un up-.22^.^ f ).!■ ,or,ur ago Saturday when hot grease twenty-seven registered Rambouil­ splashed onto her arm. . portant factor in reducing the num■ Xr^iih^iw^ rLIn i With Some Coal You Get More Heat let ewes. , ber of skunks, since frequently ojxv, 'A?1. ?IrD*^i La'ei® There will be no Sunday evening service nor Thursday evening । sums arc reported trappi d in old nA ,.?<nUi,d11IR|!,,ald v . STATE ROAD. . . . The Coal That Gives the Most skunk'dens t A B Fish bud daughter Virginia piayer service at the local M. E. Our school held their P. T. A. Fri ­ ;church during the timc of the re-' ' Raccoon hunters dislike opossum-. "7.e Pr‘da\ .. .Heat Is Generally the CHEAPEST! Mis* MabelfSiison of Hastings vlval meeting* at the U. B church, day evening. Not many braved the because th*ir dogs frequently follow ■ was guest at thc home of Mr. and Sunday guests at .the homc of Mr cold to come, but those who did. opossum trails when they might t>- • Mr*. aVictor Sissori Friday. ana Mrs. Harold Rosenberger were surely enjoyed a fine program put hunting raccoons. I Rev. Minard Lewis and family hl» parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin on by the men of coats Grove. Each However, we have low priced coal that and Mr-* Dorothy ShHhngton of 8. Rosenberger of Clarksville. Miss one did justice to his part, and we STATE RANKS filGH Bowne .-jx-nt Tliursday ajternoon^Jean Everhart of Hastings., George hope they will come, again some gives lots of heat. Don’t be discour­ ON Al FAI FA APRFQ and c'*'nnu('at. the home of E. IL Rosenberger and" Gene Watson of Mrs. William . Shaasoboker and uni hlthlth Hunuo : Adam.. helping Mr. Adatns ev!'--:Grand Rapids. aged with your heating costs, come and o ... . ' . • (brat? his 72nd birthday We loin'hL. Mr. und Mrs. F. R Everhart of son Leo of Battle Creek visited Mr owilt Increase in Michigan many friend, in wishing him hiany Hasilnc* were Sunday guests of and Mrs. Clifton Becker Sunday, see what we can do for you. . and Mrs. Shazenbaker will remain Fields Puts Feed in Bam, !,non' hai*>’> birth**.™. iMr* Susie Helrigle, Mr. und M14, S- R. Warr of Soutlw Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger Mrs. Viola Kennedy is confined to and Fertility Prompt and painstaking delivery that . in Fields B.xMon called on the latter’s father, were in Clarksville Monday evening lit*”. 4*?' Michigan Is' now in the big time I' E Detyini; at the Alien Fish, at the home of his parents. Mr. and her home with neuralgia. Guestt at Jim Sothard's Sunday occasions no annoyance. >nnu>i 4, *. 'as as inuum alfalfa is concerned; HU thc......................... home Thursday ....... evening. Mrs Austin •*• " Rosenberger. * iiHKKir ,.n ,r.,.r inn„, ra* far iur 44 IB Wlivviotil. . . Ihai Ur L* siu,we.l »*’latest figures on the crop show this The Jocal adult study class which A thief or thieves recently broke were. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller. Mr. t, rr.l, ikat I hr -mh «l*r <f State .stands, in second place in w • formed here Monday night Into the Checncbtough factory und and Mr*. Henry Sothard and sons, and m. Mr.. «■«, and Mrs. •*>,.*•> Clyde ' ”* Hastings, a,.u i. n pin. *1 o'rtozk-in acreage in the United State*, ar- meet* cachgMonday evening at th? look quite auiumber of valuable ar-!of hr to the farm crops depart- ;»ver Bat croft to>rne wr*t of {own. tides. We understand that it is Stedge and Leonard of Welcome . ' . ment ut Michigan State College 'Tlw rja.ss i made up of ten people pretty well known who thc guilty Corners. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bryans of hrr nr.trr-d. tut imt.tir o»n.«: This jg un instance of the swift ;‘nd ’he subject* being studied are party Is. Clnudo Walton is ill and confined Hendershot visited Mrs. Lucy ColeiiSSiSta^i’wwtLfhangM tn fanning practice® which 1 Literature and ChUiey hutorv. • his *-•- bed •—* at•• mjin » ....i .u, ...f i.-4nr,4 m inr'rotnctimc i occur. Michigan grew Bt'v F. Ixxwni* and Ciias* Bunn to this writing. . Sunday. Jf >wu you'd like see your news iBUB-r. « p.r «.nr.trd ]ev than 100.000 acres of alfalfa in ! «vnt to th- lormer* farm near Quite a number of bu*lne*s men, ... h •*•** to «/ »**■ — in i Int i.nj.r ...o>,r».^. ' " "' Stuart rtmunt.“* Jmlg.< fy Probot* 119U> and increased thr amount to Smyrna Monday to spend a few,farmer*, and others interested at-[’he paper, please let your corrcstrn» Copy. 874,000 acre* in t»3N. Moat of the day* cutting w<rxl. tended the open meeting of lhe vil-1 pondent know. She'll be very glad MilJrrd Smith. Rryhlrr of Prolyl*. Increase was planted on land which K,’v *' Loomis. Geo Ra.-cctt and lage council held in the council to send It Ifi. Poultry and Stock Feedt Coal, Lime, Cement ORDER for PUBLICATION. | otberwuc would have bcen-.sown to Fd. Hall v.« :e in HuM'.n:: • on bu*i-<||o:ns on Monday evening. Member*. , --EAST GUN LAKE. Sut» of Mirhiran. jb* Probat**Court f. r ordinary clover qr to timothy. . >:• . .* Saturday. of the’ Utilities Commission were in county TELPEHONE 2257 Ih* Coontr or Harrv. The great increase in the amount Mr* F. E Brunner and Victor town last wyek and .served notice on ‘ Miss DeFoe. ihe — — 7-;- ’ -nurse, - •;' HASTINGS, MICH. protatr^^is th-m ha>' krown lia* not resulted in a'Bl«®n *•'" busine** caller* at Ha - jlocal officer* that the p. ,M. Rail- paid our community a visit Monday •aid rouiur. uu ih* rah <!»• <,f Fr'marj. correspondipg Increase in the,n,lF-- Friday inortiing. road hxs petitioned to abandon this,forenoon. . a. 11. amount of livestock tn tlie Slate. Mrs. Deeda Nagler is homc again'line from Elmdale to Freeport. The Little Billy Null has scarlet fever Probl’r . However, the livestock is much bet - !a”er «peridliig a couple of w<< k* public was invited to this meeting I and is under the doctor's cart*. tn n.r maitrr . f ihr rit.u „( K»m<l. ter and is more economically fediwBh bet niece. Mrs. Pearl Foster' Monday evening to discuss ways. Gene Harper of Plainwell called •' 1 1, . . ‘than it could be with the other und family at Barryville. and mean.* to retain the line. Th'sfc'at the Frank Harper home Friday. ■ I.,?, tJJies of luiy. i Raymond Perkltu. Maurice qvcr-la matter that should interest every Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crawford of ________________ ’ Out a ai »i*d'in .*,t r\,rt h.i |,*tm,.i>' tt,Bt lhe .dttial.’rjt.i.n <,! ..a ...... 1. Estimate* .made by the farm crops ho]t- an‘l B<iy Preston were Homc property owner and every farmerin Orangeville called on John Craw- Want to Buy OF Sell.' TrV Our Want Column CHANCERY NOTICE. a;."’* r la | department give the alfalfa hay f”’m W. S. T. C. at Kalamdzoo over this entire community, if for nooth- ford Thursday. J J it it .ri-rrd, n>*t tiv 33rd da* <t ■ crop a value of <70.000.000 more PM’ weekend. er n*a.-on. because of the decrease in ! Lester Powers and daughter. Bar­ ’• A l' 1 •’•4 Bt I*n ..•ctu. K ,n than could have been obtained from Wc “rc Klad ,o roport that Otto the valuation of their property should bare, called at the Will Crawford riation, -a i.'bXbj other hay grown on the same’Grocery. who ha* been M-rtously ill the. road be abandoned. The vil- home Wednesday evening. V . , , ground in the years from l»lb ws’*> penunicmia. t* stoyly uilprov. lage council has retained tlje scrv-; nnnnrrnnino ihr^*i« bV^"nrb7J,lbi^Inmh2<\n*»^ ,hron«h 1933 The increaMng.acrc-.• ices of Attorney Gcib of Grand COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS When You Purchase One of Our «f -thi» ord'r. Mr three •urXir* t»ge of alfalfa in Michigan ha* nt-Thc many; friends of Mr. and Mrs. Rapid* and will do all in their pow- 1 -------t r. < ■ >t t- >»id d»» nt hram c. in 4h* tnteted manufacturing plants which Bav Fox. who now reside at Stock- er to retain the railroad here. The I .. "d ,r.?Jai.trd'‘Tu pr"“"‘ arc-now procer ,inc. thu crop, and <«>«. Cultwill be interested to know fact that both our Elevator and the rr'4"7"™M™«n Jsi, s Rtuirt ileateai. .'-.Ur of t*r«h»te. shipping it to other States. Uwl their daughter Mkrgarel. aged Shipping Association are dead is a I*. N M*,<.r Leonard 1 u . 1 T,a‘ threefold value of alfalfa, as expect-'.‘ONI to undergd an op- hard blow to thc hopes in this line.• ---_______________ I forage, a- a. stx'd crop, and ;>.* a 'eration on her leg. which has al- It is expected that a hearing will be an4 w«U*«rt: Btnrot'. ' order for fubucation.___ . soil builder liai^bc' n the real ren-'*aV-s been deformed. Tlie doctors;held before thc I. c. C. in the near -Minute, -t th* .«*» ih* .Probate C..un son for its tremendous popularity, believe they can perform a succeA*- future and an effort will be made to ’’tL s*emi"! .Id "art Held at th*l H“>' ln thc b®"1 a,ld fertility in the ful operation s > that this leg will be- hate that hearing held here. Notice,,, jtur*Moff hi.r ■ . <v <.f'n..tinr. in‘fields arc signs of the alfalfa crop, eigne normal und Margaret will no ,of thia meeting will be given and the | H. .x*rb*l. i.t-o You are getting a REAL BARGAIN in i.t d>y_..f iri.ru.rj. This legume is increasing in favor longer be a cripple. The many entire community strnuld turn ou ’ ?■. J}*"!". I,b<,r • r» mt 6(> as a cash crop for seed. One Mich- friend* here wish her success in this;enmasse to show their interest in , .. transportation! These cars are priced jthls K*rr. t.bor labor J.. tgan farmer ho* a twelve-year-oM' matter thU fight. It is not a hopeless bat- t»i» K.rr. tie and ii it can be won. but in order ?"!v field which has an average producOpo Bassett left Tuesday morn* tic 1'.‘t' M right, for a quick sale. lion record of’five bushels jxt acre ln« for Ann Arbor where he will go to win our "city dads" must have riagi'X^. m*t.r " per year. through the clinic for observation the cooperation of everyone. Watch " . <>.i„>rn. arr«um . ---- ------------and possible treatment for further |«irticuiars and get into V. tj*'!"'., One 1932 Ford V-8 De Lux Tudor, GATES SClfbOL NOTES. | Mrs ^tuon Henney. aged 73. lhe fight-------------------------------------------------- -­ good as new, only $v I w J»hnitM>, iaiior We art* sorry Brucr Farnham ha*, Pas-’-cd away at her in Carlton hut. ----MliA). . «'r*»ror>l. labor ' .. been sick and hope to »ee him at week Tuesday after a long illnc*.*. Dr. ---------SetaOrr ol- ----Burton --------Hel«hU ---gJSJ*.kYV(„;" figTISS*'Si, school Monday. . Funeral services were held on Fri- L- ---- ----------One 1932 Ford V-8 De Lux Tudor with by church. Rev. Loomis andRapids, cnurch.filled Grand *lnnr i We have had our January tc®ts'day* conducted by day. Rev.conducted Looinis and Grand Rev.Rapids, •b"’*filied.....Rev. .............. heater and radio', -.a bargain atI v burial was was in in Wes*. Wes*. CaritoA Caritoft cemetery cemetery Miles' Miles' apwlntment apwlntment here here Sunday. Sunday. J. " and find that we are doing better burial * iJ,” „ the husband. WeWc •“*are «lad »o to learn JFVRev. - M,te « 1S is H-blr-ki Ki«t, tlbop. '.ippik. Don't forget Otto Iwnhath and beside Hu* glad learn Miles h„i,i,.u gkop. ,0-( One 1932 Ford Model B, 4 cyl. Tudor, QOE ‘x*^ hU two "hill billies'' Friday Feb 16 Tho Cheesebrough Factory began gaming and trust be titty be able to u a dependable, economical car to drive, vvCw Well be ke'n yah! ‘ operation again Monday morning, be »i’h u* next Sunday. 1 . . . We arc goltlg-to a Valentine I’ b* how ■long ..... the Mr* Hattie Bellinger was a guest Ht ail IU have U V.It. 11111.'* 11 u no’ known Just uvw . ... tn*r**y Mf< < <•. .uppn*. it*. ___ _ _________ .. _||1 ...... I,r T i I-K a .-. nt Plialnurll fr.pnrtv nv*r nloht I. V liriamer. rrt>«.ra ... ;>.trty'Wednesday with lot cream factory will run but Mr. Tabbcrcr of Plainwell Irlends over night, One 1927* Lincoln 5-pats. Sedan, good condition, cake, ajj-ti also a.1 Valentine box has, a pile of logs on hand ma-| M “and ..u t-uat.. Siliviiiiiir l«JA •• fine »■■■ - *....... • *........... -........to- Tuesday■ and ---- attended -a •past ---Mfr pip< ■n— fifth «<■>. grade have . completed ................... ... operations n.uMnnn. with nt Un ■ If you are interested in high grade, luxurious The ;«art with. it It um.ilv. enjpbys fnwi irons< O F E S S.• rerc reception. ,t l-.Fr.Br* i o. • iiPt>lT~" 4*131 NOTICE TO CBEDITORB. 1 tlieir large 8 A maps, and are'fifteen men and is a great asset to Mrs. Bennett returned home from. "n,I, j|o|r„ib MfT c car look thia one over. ' making one of Europe. the town when it is ' in operation. Lansing Saturday leaving her y.0Mln, . .... Katherine Hula and Kenneth The sound of two whistles blowing daughter and children n-.uch bet-. r • » ,-a. \ One Ford 1924 Mod. T Coupe, good COf) Snyder have completed their air- four times a day is sweet music, to ter. . , . u .a. ;*••«■«!»<• Trwtk Lnti running order, only |» rf F*Anisrr T‘|‘1 ninne plane **** race witH will! ir,iK*,in* Katherine in the jour is hoped that these our cars and it I* In honor of little Jack Bradfields Mn»»d t,, am w«i*>*rt »Bpi>,>ri»«i b»! factories may both continue to opop- birthday Mrs. Bradfield took a love-,.!!.!. lu,»a, is.i thr arroant. i.* *iiu»rd *1I<>»,.| far rrediti.r. lead. ' : . factories ------ *“ -------- —““ ,a“4 *’d'” '*~w“ *“* ‘M 1 One 1927 Chevrolet Sedan, fair condition The first graders itqd others are crate indefinitely. Ttie Democratic caucus for Irving also ice cream to the schoolhouse ntjying “My Weekly lleadcrs." and good rubber, only . ZpwO township'will* be* held at thc town­ Friday, a treat for the teacher andi< >«j pupils. On Sunday which was Jack's AI J ship hall at 1 30 on Thursday, One 1929 6-cyl. Whippet, worth March 1st and the Republican Cau­ b» Birra that an Friday th* cus will be held ut the same place entertained at their home Mr. and •'.rch Eou.tabl* M*t*r <'«, ' more, at only >f Murk. A. II. I»3« at tea 'f liMtiMa u:at 1:30 on Monday. March -Sth. at Mrs. Georg* Wood. Elizabeth. Jun­ ’Horn Inna. A. D. 1934. at Ira o riork In II, IfooniB. Miller Krirk t vt i-.bruary wht^h times candidates will be ior. and John for dinner. Ancfther der Watlvr* and Wricarn; al Dal.d Frhnur, 3. A. D. 1914. Clark*. Carri'd candle decorated cake wai in evl•i»Brnt Juir* chosen for tlie various township ofntnarl Cltst*at. Juda, of Probata. Aid. Hrh*4rr *>rnaed frnn ..... ,„„i -------dene., *OTfCB TO-cFedTtoRS. FORD 15-PLATE BATTERIES lb* < t Ai,c* i. ' Mrs. Art Moore, president of the W. A. Spaulding spent several ,i a liBBt r. I.» ,, P. T. A., says the hot lunch project days at the cottage at Wall lake last General and Corduroy Tire, and Acceuorie, Ibeir t.H.t...a t r.rii.1 at school, sponsored by that or- week while his ice house wm being "T ,,U,*,L ,h',‘ mi'v ganixation and the Woman’s Club, is filled. >il!? it%m‘'«iXer.*b. J proving very successful. Much ot the Mrs. Wilcox had for Sunday food is being donated and a hot guests her son and family from h. ’.‘ .!*’ 2?* L***r .C' d*sh is served each noon, and 3c per Battle Creek. ■ouw" ffir- IX Ina i’ person is charged to those who -can Misa Hackney spent the week end • r beorinz .aid poti- pay and to those who can't, no with friends at Middleville r.d ib.i noMi* -mi., charge is made. Local ladies are co- | Mr. and Mrs Merle Bradfield and roblkiHmf of s w? operating in serving the meals each , son were Kalamazoo visitors 8at,PT,operi Ibror loeceaaii* »»*k* urday. DEALERS jk. ! day. 7 SiwwXir*' iJnolJd 'n,e Freeport Woman's Club j Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quick spent >i4 wuir meets this week Thursday. Members I Sunday with the former's sister, Aid. Heaill natUMK Mirtigaa. , Michigan Doled FaYmary £ 1S>4. A. » i. Js4t» *t Probn./ ftre to mee( promptly at two cAriock I Mrs. Jennie Lyons at Banfield. Mrs. iesbter of proUte. «l ’he home-of Mrs. Frank Cool and (Quick remained for a few days. ArckiB D JhDoaaM. When You Burn You Get HEAT Smith Brothers Velte & Company USED CARS $65 Universal Garage Co. FORD Hastings � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-02-21.pdf 98794b74d0539fa4324897f0acfc1cc3 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 21, 1934 10 PAGES MEETING TO DIS­ RAGES 1 to 6 Ni MIDDLEVILLE TO PHII UI|UnC| CUSS THE SCHOOLS TIMELY TALKAT HEAR FITZGERALD Jill, IHIiULI CO.fffl COMM.. County Road Commission $66,000 Secretary of State to Be the Patrons Invited to Good Will VESPER SERVICE Guest at Brotherhood COMPLETS PLINSI WSWEffl Church on Thursday ’ Supervisors Unable to Pay Covert Bonds Until This Debt is Settled SUBJECT WAS "CHARAOSIGN-UP DAYS PLANNED . There will Evening be a meeting at th* ... Good Will church in Rutland on TER EDUCATION IN OUR FOR PRODUCERS IN Thursday night of this week to con , PUBLIC SCHOOLS" THE COUNTY eider tlie status of srhools in rural' There Monday Evening OUTLINES RBP1 Frank D. Fitzgerald, secretary of .'■'''*"**'**" stat*, will be the speaker DUTY AS OONSTRUf Middleville Brotherhood program to ' A knotty problem will confront ’ maintenance. Fortunately the counMINORITY be held at the Methodist church, the supervisor* this year In meeting ‘V ™»d rrnnmlwion had enough Middleville, on Monday. Feb 26. .districts because ol the passing ■M >lw>d.un> W»> <,( ox ™1.' “ - '•. . r. LARGE CROWD PRESENT •Art No. 236 at the reetot special, CHURCH AND SCHOOL . ..., l........ nn. , mot work lor iv.ii uun n* own COMMUNITY COM­ TWENTY-EIGHT MILES |.1Prti n niiinnrr “’’S se>Mon ot the Michigan loti-da tuncum II n m OPERATE era) invitation ha* been extended to UNCOMPLETED LAST YR. 4, i»nd. .n..t .“'X.'Si .... u.. St? '“■■o*-'T'r, onUULU LU-UrtnA 11 oeople of Barry county to attend tlie MITTEEMEN NAMED Thu Art will vitally effteci the work, AT LINCOLN BANQUET enough left of county road —/Of May last year, bin his left 145.- inear program which commenctfc at 7:45. -----------of all rural Mthooli. Hie provision---------— funds to pay the construction and Grcat Progress Can ^Made ’i.o '«»1“W that: w^rr due at that maintenance work for this year All Attended School of In­ of the Act will be explained at thbi. Supt. Chappelle Urged All There will be no admission charge. Col. Frank Knox Points Out r. mtn n -n i time. There will be due next May has held public ofnann-A..Hama.. meeting by Mn»- Maude Smith.! Character — — Building Agen- fleeMr.inFitzgerald struction Held by County If State Will Pay Funds ' ■ • • the state ■government for a Dangers pf Over-Concencounty school commissioner. Fortner Th. tlighway r>,»n,wn. of ,h. X iX o number of years and therefore has (ration of Power congressman. J. c Ketcham, will al­ . cies to Co-ordinate Agent Foster Under McNitt Bill •state of Michigan owes Barry coun- ‘***2.’,!* an unusual grasp ot state affair^ „ . h thousand nrraita Superintendent Chappelle. of th* County Agi:nt Foster announces ;so speak. Every citizen of Rutland The Barry county roadI commix- Ty 366.000. >oo wu wn|w „ the U1C county's cwin,n which, I* public schools, gave a ' ’ ‘ ’’ . . ......taX and . . alM . > .ot... th„slon will ha to have at least 330.that his office i* now prepared to who is interested in the work of the Charlotte eion have about finished thHr plans Umrc o( • lor ^“^ ‘Ari d£ 000 ot ,he Ma 00° Whk“ Uw-,Ute fign Com-Hug contracts with any rural schools is invited to attend Vfr..j- mtere-cin Oir taking lt.lrint, over nvpr 167.05 IrtV JIS milM rnllA< of nf ... . . . ’ moneV whwTwM . . ,.. .. . and■ timely talk at be ot special interest at this Ume. Grand Rapid*. Saturday evening u> township highway this yeur. This "°tCd the state's Half of the o*^. ’ ««nty at ihr beginning producer who may wish to do so. It thu meeting. - • the -Ove o'clock service of the Methhear Senator Arthur Vandenberg. rxlvt church Sunday afternoon. Hut Col W. Frank Knox, and Frank D. Will be the -third installment of sub- Mcht tax monev and diverted to of lhls >’r“r Ourln* ‘®34 ,he <»P»- will be necessary for every producer topic «!■> Character Education tn Fitzgerald, secretary of . state, and to have his work sheet, map of farm, -i.nil.lly h» mll. s . yrar ih«t ihr roll?,u„ „td„ ,y„ |„v Our Public School.*." ■jUier notable personages on tha commission will have taken over, of to<ld Bonds The Horton Act as we *harc one-half of the weight tax. and evidence slieet filled out before Tlie speaker declared that the Lincoln Club banquet program. It substantially M0 miles of unIm- .understand it. applies only for the ’MJ* >houW “mounl “round comfiig to hi* office to sign the con­ ' purpose of the public school is to wa* tiwr biggest event of Ite kind in tract. if the producer ha* not these proved township highways This ycar 1033 A11 thp coy^y wll| »46.ooo. .train boys and girls to meet the tlie idstory of the ot ganlratlcn. Atha-, been done under tlie provisions fr(ltn the stale department this1 It can be wen from all this that forms, please call at Mr. Foster'* n-nduncc set an all-time recordl problems of life. There has always office or write and the form* will be pi the McNitt law yrar wiu lx, IU hharr of 50 per cent “ sreat deal will depend upon whaj 1 Followers ol tlie party founded by been moral training tn the .-.ciiool*. .Mipphed. > The mileukv taken over In each Of Uu- weight tax. which previous the state may do In jraying the 366.CHARLOTTE MINISTER AN­ "Old Abe" assembled from all aecFor tiiose producers out ini the because oecau>c it n cannot ue be wparaicu separated Irtxn irom township is as follows: i |nws required to be paid to coun- 000 °*w* l,w county on January' 1. luyroad rouu “nd the 346.000, more..^. a, .. w„. county, sign-up day* are planned. DICTATOR OF ITALY IS the regular work of a teacher; but SWERS HURRY-UP CALL liorii of the state. Assyria ..................................... 11.90 ties for the purpow of county that^ itwill Aside from speeches and oratory, BRINGING ABOUT BET­ this job .lias tk>t been thoroughly 1135 ■ | construction and county county ’road main- ow the county from the weight tax F0™’1'"’.!?’ COfnn\1‘l«™en- a»iated ON MONDAY (lone, because there has not been itenance. Tiie money due fie coun- 1 this year. Out of this money due by Mr. Foster and other Com-Hog Barry 9A5 TER CONDITIONS J tut- definite aim to do the definite cause it brought together on tho tv under the McNitt bill paid to from the state the county rtTMd com- contract helper*, will be at the folCarlton 085 Jot, of moral tralljing. Such training STRESSED NEED OF program two former Grand Rapids tiie counties for the purpose of Immission would be entitled to it* lowing places to help producer.Castleton ..'10.85 is the pa.--t has been incidental, not cub '■’’Portera who have since rt*en proving township roads—334.500. "hare, which would take subatan‘•“*r M , HastiMgs township 8.95 HAS KEEN MIND AND planned. When boys and girls leave OUTLAWING WAR to national prominence;. Arthur I was all expended for that purpose dally WO.000. I ld***'**lp "chool. Monday. Feb. Hope 12 25 ........... ___ ... . ’ . .. . . .... _ 2filh- WiMrtlknid man hull *Fiieat1ni —,---H. Vandenberg u an ouutandlnc It DETERMINED WAY school and get out into our complex Irving 12.30 lost year. Tlie county treasurer's ... cn U m tram all Uuw llr civUlzation they *uf!er a mal-ud- Application of Principles of number oCthe United States Sen... even ........... . . paid .. the, slid w.-<tnraduy. Fvbruar, 27 am! If the state Jphnstown ............................... 10 35 । report shows 312.000 in the Covert urns that, rn U TV .. t J Tt, ®tc and O< W, Frank Knox a* editor vp 1 justment to conditions which theyMaple Grove 10 35 ] roads fund, which could be applied entire $06,000 due January 1 and the Father John Gabriel uavL iriret. Thl- is proven by the fact World Brotherhood Would of the Chicago* News, one Ot the ««.«X>due duefrom fromI the U»weight «!,Mtax u«toto,. ‘^XThuS^d Orangeville ............................ 9.15 to payment of bonds. 346.000 most infiuential Journals in the Rotarians Interesting Talk that there lias been recently such a Eliminate Hatred Prairieville . .'~ j Last year none of the money re-' this county tn 1934 and* used the'T’ country.-fcoth began work on the tremendous increase in the number sheets will abo be re­ celvrd from the state was applied 1312,000 balance remaining in the evidence r 1 Rutland ..... nt Monday Luncheon It appears Rev. Dunning of Kai- UI1UB1 of inmate.* in our state hospitals for Grand Rapids Herald on the same , quired to be filled out at all com ­ .for county roud construction and| iContinued on page three) Thoniapple ... amazuo had become mixed on the da y Also Al Rev. Father John Gabriel, of Lan ­ the day marked the end­ the iiuanfe. It is also proven by the munity sign-up days before con­ Woodhitai 905 date he had made for the Hastings sing. was the Rotan' speaker Moning of a ffud of several years stand­ large number of comparative^ tract* can be signed Yankee Springs 1220 Brotherhood for last Monday night, ing between Senator Vandenberff ois<>*ui> uaya wui be w iwm noon He gave a very humorous young (AUVIl jx-ople confined in our >,<»pru|i Sign-up days will held ui in othCUB PACK 14 TO ' “Repeal" Does Not so it was necessary to pres* into and Former-Governor Fred Green. er pointe over the county during,the talk: telling of a trip he made last ’ons. These pen-on* could not adjust . Total 167.65 | service a substitute. A hurry-up call weeks to accommodate company our tlie modern PRESENT PAGEANT Alter These Pacts 'following producers twoliving some distance i summer, from PortinHuron. Theywith took aanpriest 8.000 themselves All llii to -how. needsociety. of cm- from-Rev. Dewey secured the con-, Another event of importance, to Re­ Tn Uddition to the above subslan-, publican* at least, was the fact that llaily 28 miles, mostly in the town* . .. Tlie rencalof the XVUIth Amend- 'rom Hostings. Watch next weeje's mile trip to and through a r/wd part phaMs.upon character and that rent of Rev. Roth, pastor of the Arthur Vandenberg . publicly an­ ships of Hope, TiM»muppie and Prai- urogram at Parish House on .. T 1 1. ... I»ap<?r for the announcement. «f Europe and return, the entire training in character-building Charlotte Congregational church, us nounced his candidacy for re-elec­ rievllle. winch wire ixrt improvedFriday Night to Feature ment has been-accomplished by the( alKn.up day*.ore arranged and lrlP cowing them six cents each per .should be largely increased. The the speaker. Rev. Roth made good tion to the U. 8. Senate. * I"" ’*"* speech of the evening hist year, will be finished thia year. — The keynote will pf the American people. But held for the. convenience of pro- mile, which included beard c.nd modern swing in education is the n“ M’Jh<;^rO9erh?^ “"I J??’ ? "The Coining of Akela” • Min>r Ul1 f, uiv ciuiu «ou >ua nrcw>. J™"? .. “ thr M,1>ject of wa_, delivered by Senator VandenTln.v Would make over 195 mljes. 'that doe* not alter certain salient1 duccrs who wisji to sign contract; ..room. 5L u<*y .°. ’<‘ c h^1*. mid his needs. winch will be some job to complete On Friday . . evening ... of Utts week truth*- <11 a drunken driver H luM. Parties missing these slgn-i.p days FaUg-r are not ’Pr ’™un hv brr»- Hl* a-',ked for tt r*turn “ t,,e Fat ’^r Gabriel .said that their inn- oW moral sanctions ..»• — - ■ - A- recent sum-y in Eaton speaker pnuosopoy started by 01 MJWipcdjUcal in wi<- year II the. .-tate sHuli,at 6:30 o'clock, the members of Cub . » , tir । . may liave tft come to Hastings to the reason for going to Europe Ust year,.,uiiicient. “Tlie 7 pouucu; uncan, «>( two »'hom : . .... .1 greatest . . liberal ... . om<^. ivomn (o sJgn <1 Jf il a <wntraet is wanted, Holy county rural schools showed that, * lint the Tlihle la i nnrnl ?. he termed. the promplly M-nd the county what will r..,.u .. as much & menace to life. Just os VlllVkC rtkkH.X'l. was bccatw ------ it - was a ” -- Year, . , it .-' — .-.J ......... ..................... Pa< k .... No. .. 14. Harvey Burges* „ P. M.. • be due it,under the McNitt bill, the much “ was All commiUecmen 190th anniversary ut a small oj ail ■ a potential PWIUM "Kiljer." -KU|W.- as u he l»w» MImm tnet m« with wUh Mr. b-nu[ I«w the lh» .IWUl annlvemr,' of o! the <he b but rau.ll percentage pfracoUIK of ol roral rural •# ume. Ume. ,’l.Tea^.,rrl.ntvr««ntrlirLtre “ minority party in national ' county should receive 341.400 in 1934 and Fred Ballance, assistant, will in prohibition days <2> Drunken-1 Fo!tter all day Saturday for a con- death of.the Savior and of the in- -choc! pupils attended any church have a pot luck supper at the .neks U exactly as unlawful now a* tract signing school. Mr. Foster iecis stilution of the church. He described or Sunday school. A survey made in e * u ” e " ’ ■* “ , affairs, the Republicans are now from the state. If the money 1* fortheomjng. m that the cominKdon Episcopal parish houie, with their it was before repeal. .3) Drunken- now tiwt every committeeman over “ visit of-0.000 pilgrims to the Vat.Continued on page five) I with great responsibility, Mr. m b, no. ontj.ik unlawlul. it ... thr ^,,1,. u|s II*. pra- I™ By driewlton, Utfy --------------- —J(ttert^utto o. mrthrthwdw, tte vkdenbe^ „„ a, p«rt>u raUican gel an early start, tt will be able parents as guests. •just as dugraceful as It r*ri-r was. vWona of the contract very well J'kited by the Pope, who spoke in TOWNSHIPS GET ' n^rev^ than l»rlto«,’u- Uw I*** oW ®* " to complete mod of their work, if mercy reveiw In Christ Chrut rr ab‘ Doulbte JZj'bi.. wT >W .... krap Ite raw wllhln lhe1 n"™r • 1 •» T. <4) A pencil who caiuuit control his ca|]x»r see your commimitv cormnii‘French. German. Spanish and Ital- 1 lT..[. C.y o7 cod, au ‘S reveal ™ m president Roosevelt all aurt* iv com TURNER FUND MONEY --' .ppraprloUon pud. by Uu- »i.«. Ad ®!T -’“"“J™- *T* BTO‘“’T- “"d unnctitc Father’s knowlcd knowledge, appetite for tntoxicatinu intoxicating llouors liquors lan. The Holy Fa'-hcr (Continued on page L.,.w> four) ■ art. Mart 1« . prim. mm.Uy I .hJ,CW"; C^blny tl'.lmun. had better abstain from their uw. r.IlKlLMl Is LS not inn so .MA thorough MIUIUU411 as " • ----------i -------------- WWW JHI ।|Ol of English l ast year no McNitt taw monev wiu ।boU’ nf BaW,e Cn*Pk- A” l*renu <5> indulgence in stimulants may h i iiQTDATCn TAI ILQ . that of other languaees.^o he ad- School Districts Where Aid J?n£‘r call<y ,h”n •’5rJ’aP’;s NFARI Y TWO HIINDRFn ic«illira<.d on p.4 7. p«n l«o> ’11 A" “,ul; dresstd the English-speaking visi» « » 1 a a ; . if they were Inferior, "but friend*.’ IMuRnLi I YYU nUNUrttU lead to a habit which is both expen- ' ILLUO IHHICU I ALM) « a »____________ wiches. table service and one sivc dish of 1C ‘tors Fronch language He. M Needed Are (Assisted in other words He said.there is ATTEND CONFERENCE and hurtful. <6> One cannot “ --RY WA WAILITFR HA­’sTINfi^ ors in in the the French He mwe u.-.. ..v DT tn nflOl IHlUb InimtkMU> d St. Petet-Slanguage church, the 1 sothethlng worthwhile in humanity ■ From This Fund BOY SCOUTS GET GENi Following. tlie aupp^r which is take more than he should "secret, if . it cansaW onlythat be brought out.eve-jThelV_„__ u.n. n»nn-n Am^ner1^ later^t?!**^^ Public Invited to Hear Him :]2SCan’ Itardm^he*S <?the > What tt “»««* ■> as til «««r net speaker on Sunday f-------------Turner Act 1 5p eaker said 'that on Sunday eveYoun ff People Hear— Dean D. known FROIIS nnNATinN‘\,undcr “’*■ •Ol*rvb.l««» ol Mrs. G. L. known sooner or later. ;7> An ex- * *•*»••*•*• •« r .... had heard i____ ■ the Olivet OrM rr_ n... and DiscUMiod enuuo UUllHI iumoilxx,kw(xxj Ma waUace Osborn. A-n Konner or later <7i An ex ", °«M;raUon 'n‘ng he M. Trout ample safe to follow,l* better for the at Central Auditorium on -Sih aTow rerrici H^n-nmrked r».. i. n , Mrs. C. G- Di-Cou, Mrs. Clarence general good than one whlcii. if Monday Evening S& «S w “ ch u , b " u ' e • “ “ -IJSSd u ’ S3£ ’ ~metS t £il “ ro « r viul ’ ’ P1”* -• ■ Quantities of Furniture, Food । crawford and Mrs. Leon Tolhurst, followed, might ham the follower. -------- - ; ' uvu ii ii-iuuvi iihu a pai b iu UK wi■ ■■ and Clothing Turned Over !,,,e Cuha wni pwwn’ a pagrant. urgently needed. ■ ----------------(gamzatldn. but his part wo* not : held at the High school on Saturday ut. ita-a .'The Coming qf Akela." Mr. Burges* pleasure and great opportunity of site would like to see tile Pope "the to Welfare Commission has written and arranged the text. PLAY FILLED WITH •'hearing nearmg Walter waiier namings, t Last year the state paid only ^one individual—he must Cooperate under the auspices of tire Barry Co. Hurting*, wno who wi wi:’i l ;ow one inun num wno who founint wouldn't sin. sin." Father half of the amount due to Barry With the other members in pnxiuc- Y- M. C. A., wa* a splendid succaaa As u fitting close to the otaervonce, putting many hours of hard labor TENSE SITUATIONS be.here on Mond.ig and Tuesday ot Gabriel asked he£ where Mie • county under CTtc Turner Act for!jUi{ the beautiful music which the with 185 delegates in attendance, of Boy Bcoul Birthday Week and In upon it. It is well worked out and next week. Feb. 26 and 27. 'that notion, lie thbn proceeded 1933. On Thursday County Treos- <irChestra rendered Lakeview and Battle Creek conaccord with the address ,.ivcn by iW Cubs are enthusiastic over it. . . , Mr. Hastings will speak, at the' (Continued on page three) urer Maus received from the state, we are living in the midst of tributed 29, Woodland had 18. NaahPresident Rooievelt to the Scout* of Committees in charge of the Junior Class Presented In­ ---------— - nolary ciUb on Monday noon and • ---------------- »--------------------tlie remaining half that should have Rreat discords in the world, with vUle 20. Grand Rapids 3. Middlcvtlte . America on Saturday. Feb. 10. the pageant are: Decorations, Wallace I . . . tcrcsting Comedy as AnMonday evening at eight o'clock will FARMPRQ MAY RFT . been paid to the county last year.* many in trouble and distress; but 17. Freeport 15 and Hastings 83. boys were busy last Saturday col- Osborn and Clare DeOOU; Indian m,ni nfforino | give an illustrated lecture about ths r«nMtnO MH I DC I The payments were as follows: “ the speaker believed that it was the nuai unering „Wild Ufc of Mlchlgan.. which K DiscUsskxi group leaders werg lef ting tiie articles donated by'the Dance. Dr. G. L Lockwood. Mias I SHORT TERM CREDIT Assyria township $ 50.97 will of God tliat all HU children Rev. L. L Dewey. Rev. M- D Mcresidents of this city.- Tlie various Helen Merson and Ml*s Frances Those who were fortunate enough very interesting and instructive. The . should be happy, well fed and pros- Kean, and Albert Becker also Julian wards pf the city were tlwroughly' IJunter: Publicity. Leon Tolhurst;■J to be-able to attend the Junior play, pictures shown wore made by Mr. finvornmont Aska a Chattel Barry township 8J4 Smith ‘of Lakeview. (Continued on page fouri * •” * Ail four groups ; City of Hastings 58 94 canvassed and the boys met with .1,; Handicraft. Hubert Bronson. Sr. 1 •Why B, Rich!" oo Ftbraary a.. Lrtlnw, u .re bteolulely .utlinllc. 11 BOaltcl discussed “My Money and My Job." 17.78 generous response, the trucks being, Tlie characters selected' are; „v.v treated ».v„ •I were to an evening of tnelo- The public is invited to attend thu Mortgage as Security for i Hope township ...| Irving township “My Leisure and My Friends," "My 137.37 well (Hied. 1 Reader. Lloyd Shafer; Akela. Hur- dramatic a-- .<c situations interspersed meeting which is free to gveryona, Tonns for parm Needs RURAL PROGRESS AND Neighbor and My Country." and I Food, including bread, meat, on-Ivey Burgess; Medicine Man. Welles- with wholesome fun. Orangeville township .... ■hi wiivicaviiiv ■■»>. it will be held in the Central audl-i , , 10.92 ; RURAL LIFE CONFERENCE .My Beliefs and My Self." '(tills, beans, butter, canned and ley Ironside; Den chiefs. Bernard fncpncn Bristol nriaiui made muuc a * lovable wvauic torium. Stephen I The Barry-Eaton-Ingluihi County, Rutland township Reports showed that the income - -------------------lfe I hlr Hasting8 spcak5 Crop Production Loan Association; Thornapple township .... 198.51 fresh fruit and vegetables; fumi-1 Williams. Jolui Barnett and Gordon old Peter Smith of whom his _. wife. 16.49 'Educators of Note to Appear among student* averages 75 cents ture such a- beds, chairs, tables and Crothers; Tom Tom Drummer. Al- Agnes Royer, had reason to be L ai ---------- , Woodland township at UIC tiie uxnmrrtui commercialvmo Clubmiicneon luncheon.:-----------------of Charlotte-----has----------------placed arepresentper week. Neighbors were reported Yankee Springs township 21.91 I1 stove; clothing including iiea,]drn Burgess; Others.Cubs of Pack 1 proud. Agnes did a good bit of act- and during the two days he is hen- ativc tn County AgentFaster * ofon Programs at W. S. T. 0. as being nosey, 'l7^^iu5fi«S• shoes, hose, overcoats, gloves and' 14. lng ln her role. Winona Brooks, will speak to the High. Junior High,nce lnHastings for thetaking of i Friday, March 2 1iwl^?aodabte. of the ;! applications Total .1590.68 underwear, were among the articles This> program promises to be very Diana Gray Grav nf th* story, atorv. who al- and an* grade pupils. mmii> ***'' annlicatlons from Barry Barrv county counts- । I The twenty-elghth annual Rural *7snobbish aiul careless. Under the donated. All of the things were sort- j interest itfng , . _________ »»y» tried to fix things for everyThis Is a fine opportunity for all Tamers. n/nucU'O Cl’l'lD Tn UAMC t ir. tonic. -iMv Reliefs and Mv Self. _ ________ __ _________ __ , ______________ , _________ » ..o.c Prasres, Uctura MX Rural Ute|«<* W' B ** “ » s '“' ed carefully after being taken to^ . ---------------• ------------------- --« -------------------body, made her debut ala wheelbar- of us to iearn more about the wild. Tr’1' Association, through govern- WUMtNbLLUD lUHAVt mw Although AltHmiolv suffering ■tiffArlna from tram an pair nalr j inent flnancinff. is now tn a dos Iiisiioiir* nnnnoAi the Welfare Relief headquarters on .THREE BELLEVUE row. o-^our own ..too. Mld,.rt.n.P•-_______________________________ .!££____________ UNIQUE PROGRAM N. Michigan Ave., and turned over aar-ai innrnTrn °* of irozen frozen cars, ears. nomer Homer xecxiey Yeckley w-as was by the Scouts to tiie Relief CornMEN ARRESTED handsome enough to woo and we<l ...... .. ....................... "'’■I 'JoTto^|denting Exhibit of Fa.h„„ ^[SXrtJXSorralS. “* mission, -having completed thtfir' ------ ----• Diana. The audience was Shied UNIQUE WASHINGTON DISPLAY WINDOW '«««»• fertilisers, feeds and breeding <nn« at nt MnnHnar - Dean - - Eugene ’Daven•1-- «•-■* —• — * •-reported to be ions Meeting Frirlnv Friday I... program are Leisure time was part of the project. The pcrUhablc p]eftd Guilty to Charcfc of know that a kind heart was beat­ ,,,u y ” stock or any other short term credit toad was taken to Mrn a H Gar[ng under the vest of Julian Town­ Afternoon, Febrnary 23 P« " 'S±”.‘X’’ X Spearing Muskrats at Veth's office for distribution on Sat­ S '<£E,Zn.HX‘. Hi»toncAl FeaUre is a Copy J the fanner may need. The Home Department of the:8wenson. at paU] Mjnn Demand day dreaming urday. The Scout*, numbering about | Tiie Association asks security In Middle Lake The discussion regarding our rela[the form of a chattel mortgage. Thu Women's Club is arranging a unique I john. l Brumm Ann Arbor, and 80. did lheir work well and enfunny mon of the show was Nile; of Poughkeepsie Journal, countrtea thiuiostically, and orc very grate-; Three Bellevue men. Harry' Oxs­ Hallock. .security will be required for nearly program for Friday afternoon. Feb others or cqUal taienk and exper- tionshlp* with other the negro. Even his I nf T)oc(>nihor 31 1700 _____such “tt, Tl. Earl Klnnie, 23. and Joe schoolmates hod difficulty in rec01 uecemD«r dl, IfUU [every type of loan granted. The 23 at 2:30 in the recreation room of icnce nw sessions w411 be held in showed that these relationships were ful to Die cVtzcns who made generous (factions. Lloyd Shafer Da>’- <7. were arrested on Sunday by ognlzlng ^...„..e Nile. ....w, Jean Brower "vamp—.... I The Consumers Power company | borrower is required to lake stock Central school. Miss Marie Parker. !the women's gymnasium, and Dean hindered by jealousy, fear of aghas received several telephone calls Sheriff George Leonard and Deputy ed" successfully while, looking the 115 preparing a ven' interesting jn the local association to the of the Parker Drcs* shop, is pftm- Davenport will preside during the i8resfiton- commercial trouble* and from pemoiM asking for help, but .QMMervalion Officer George Sum- part of the belle of Babylon. Rob- 1 George Washington display window amount of 35 00 for every 3100 bor- ning a Spring Fashion-Show with afternoon meeting. ambitious persons. he has nothing more to do with the ' ncr at Middle lake in Carlton ert Corkin and Walter Capkin had: f°r to-morrow. Tlie central feature rowed. Interest charge* are 6 per several members of the Women s Three other meetings will be held At noon a cooperative lunch was matter as all is n<»w in charge of township on a charge of disturbing rvuMMi acting as- ---mannequin* to-----dis- H, ln WIUIVV-HJU connection anil with the above, the ~» success miniTuovv ----- -----... — ----- ---------- -iuv auvic. .----- — ithankM to all oruiging reason IO to cuilipuuil complain <M of uicir their rougll rough ,I °f this display will — be •• a -••p; copy of the uciii. cent. uuuiu Loans uir are iiibuv made between 350,-- Club , Pcbtalilr !.. .Tmimnl Hntn/4 -ISmc _ AA Tues-men! -.... — i*?0"- and ,o Fred the Emergency Welfare Relief office .and molesting muskrat houses and handling V.., by <!>. the plain___ clothes men,'itm Poughkeepsie Journal dated 00 and several hundred dollars, de-Ii P1")' new "Pnng frocks and hats.;county Normal school* of western - - Smith and Robert -7-1 Mr. Shafer had u fine report to I spearing muskrate, having tffree Russell Laubaugh and Lawrence day, December 31. 1799. This paper pending on the type of. loan and®b»a oizcs luuncru, the Michigan Rrural Ed. vuu» for iur mu*i. fourteen, aixiccn. -sixteen, imiiivcii. eighteen. । Michigan ..the Ed-(Cook milk), uw ana was superviaad . --------------------,---------------------.......................... .. security ■... — will . uc„ta, iiclrty u>a the coUejlkle । to'.ns tolly McUnU oM MM as --------------------------the Rlvea an account of-the death and offered. . ||t.vnt>- fort, UM torty-two .ni .. ------u,n„m send in to the National Scout Head- tat* In their possession when appre- Hubbell. Marcella Kennedy „ hendcd. quarttrs. Iw ' French office girl and Dorothy Bal- burial of George Washington os it1 The representative of the xssocla- l»robably be shown, and Miss Parker country Life Club. I^arlc ??*•' 8cv"al ,ocal member* j The men were taken before Jus- ]ance. Mrs. Van Dvke of New York, occurred, an authentic account tion. i* Mis* Florence Wood, who.wl,l dlscu.'-s "New Fashion Trends A splendid program ha* been pre- ;«* the-Y committee were dinner 'guest*. . tlce Andrew Matthews on Monday. were gracious and charming In their which was made at the scene of the will be in County Agent Foster’s of- j J<’r Spring us the models are ex- 11>ired for even- session. eueat*. AU delegates, both Junior and and plead guilty to the charges roles. w burial. It gives detail* of the proces- nce throughout the next several 1 hibtted. Mrs. Roman Feldoauach ------ ■ --------------------Two Auction Sales abo present Informal f.lk talk, <»> on ROYAL RnvAI MASONS U>nn .u lined Tbe Pl»y under tte dlraellon "to. !>•’ «»ra«!ul scene., an .c- week, lor <ho ukme ol .pplln- will ll '> p"* ”« aii lntorm.1 MASI ™:Lr ARCH TAUS.Ta c'roccv ou«!S"' “* Personality in in New New Spring Surina- Coate' Coats nU $25.00 and 39.80 costs or 35 days in Of h. J. Reinhardt of the High count of those ih attendance at the tlons.. Personality rn’ .Wf* Tn oATTI I GOING TO BATTLE Much credit for the »UCCM* of MRS. BERTHA McKIBBEN. | jail, while Kinnle'j and Day's fine* school faculty. John Barnett and 8™ve- “"d President John Adams' ----------------------------------- -t“nd Suits." I UUINU IU BAI I LI CREEK „ this Conference gora to County Y Having decided to quit farming,]I were 325 00 with - 37.25 cost* or - 30. Edward Beaver ,had 1BU vlu .rao Ul U1C message of grief. This copy of the NIGHTWATCH SHULTZ charge of the I Members of the Women'., Clubu . .— - —!—t (days in jail. Inasmuch a* they could stngei and Jo hn Adcock was propJournal is made from an absolutely ■ w,un 1 y? UL ' may invite guests to this meeting. School of Instructio: ;. School of Instruction Will Be secretary C- F Angell and hl* corp* Bertha McKibben will have an auc-1 days in jail. Inasmuch as they could atage, and John Adcock was prop­ INJURED IN IN FALL FALL and it is ts hoped —,— that .. onlylone in INJUntU there will be a H .* Thursday tton sale on the Robert McKibben not raise tiie the required cash, they are erty erty man man. others Others who contributed authentic original, the onlyJonc Held Thursday Ni Night by 1 of assistants. . . j' । large attendance. farm 10 miles west and south of I still boarding at Sheriff Leonard’s. (p thp succeaaful production of existence today, of the Poughkeepsie _. COMMiTTEEMEN~ARE Grand Officers Hastings. Henry Flannery Flannerv wiU will cry erv hotel on the .corner .comer of court yard “ --whv * Rich?." m<-hw- were U'prfl Miss Kfisa Lena Tab. Journal of that original, Ligaments in. Left BhOlllder Why r Be «««•••«• «• “'«• date. The **«■ uiagui-i, tills sale, offering a team of horses, square.Leiter, the comrrittee adviser, Helen as does cOPyheavy black ROD AND GUN CLUB Hastings Chapter No. 68, Royal Badly Strained—Is Now 1 GIVEN INSTRUCTIONS 11 head of cattle, sheep, poultry. * Angell, Virginia Boyes. Margaret borders, Indicative of mourning., Arch Masons has been summoned to TO MEET MONDAY at •»*the •top Home From Hospital grain and tools. Full particulars will WINDSHIELD STICKER appear at a School of Instruction Oom—Hog Program in th* Barnett. Marie Shaffer. Jean Stedge, alono/each *• column and4 -• —»[ be found in an announcement on । Clarence tBaldy) •——z Shultz, the 1” dty "'al| n “ •mpunam Arloa Myers. Pauline Tolhurst. Irene and.,bottom of every page. An important lucciwui meeting ui of me the to be held at the Masonic Temple in another page of .this week's Banner. County Meeting With SALE STARTS FEB. 23 Reynolds and the High school or- V nightwatch, was painfully injured, Ban-y county Rod A: Gun Club will Battle Creek on Thursday evening. ~~ । last Tuesday evening. While mak- be held ln the road commission ot- j FW>y. 22 chestra under the direction of NEW DISTRICT JOINS Approval *■ BURR LAUpAUGIL ley Logan. his i.nuius rounds in... that night, lie slip-- ‘ tire flce at tiie the court house. HaMings Harting* 1 T11C In charge »»• of _ ,, _ .. [Ing : oix ms o«- imiij *,lv *ch<x>l Xl"’“' will be " *** zw—. . _ Having decided to quit farming Motorists May Pay Half of T. K. S. CONSOLIDATION IXd anti‘ fell on the ice back of the Monday evening. Feb- 26.nc-1 comment-1 StateLecturer Grand Lecturer • ■ -• coinmc State Grand Geo. W. Geo Arm-,W Am- • tlOrS£L‘nJ££‘.±. P--r Burr Laubaugh will have _.. an i._.auc-!! Weight Tax and Receive NO FISHING AT BEULAH. . —-------Cltothers hardware store, badly . lng al 7:3o odnek. according to Dr.: »<ron« of Adrian and GrandI High Corn-M N program now tian sale on his farm 5 mfiea west of | Wm Schenkel Maurice cronkitAn Al “ sPec,aI meeting of the istraining the ligaments in his left n a Perry president plans for a Priest Arthur 8. Hudson of Mt. started in thj* count>. uniter the “is hfs form ijrdk; Permit Good Until Aug. 1 nd ChSe. Jon?s Tho™«WI,e 8droo1 dUlrtct No- 1 Shoulder Hr-was taken I ni™. hk.. r,.,. nmn.i of. rectum of County Agent Hamfe Hasting*. *«. Henry iimi, Flannery riAiuiri) will win erv cry,, 0 lie. effort" offering 4'horses. Salc of windshield sticker permits and Charles Jones thought this oak. z 5 head .... - - ------under two-payment plan allow of cattle, hogs, chicken* and - tools. —the— --------------- would spend the week end at I 1 imously voted in favor of annexing j urday, when he was-removed to his ----------------------ling. Dinner will be served at 6:30 °‘ towitmupana duinct Read full particulars on another ,n« use of 1933 plates until and catch some fish. They a Bowen Mills district No. 6. Yankee home He is slowly improving but AUXILIARY WILL SEW P. M. and a good many members »>«■«> »■« »» Uweytre 1934 will start 23. “ ac­ there safely early Sunday rm page of this week's Banner. ‘I August * "* *1. ** “* 1" '** “* *Feb. “‘1‘ ~ Springs township, to the Thorn- still suffers considerably. FOR OTTER LAKE BILLET from Hastings Chapter plan to at- Saturday, the purpose bring tag ... . cording to announcement by Secre- and were greeted by a raging bliz­ apple W. K. Kellogg Consolidated inairucUom George Myers Ls substituting as The members of the American l.e- | tend. i jrcommitteemen an. mH teamen niRiraminne zard. They could not fish. bo decided . IXNTEN SERVICES. , tary of State Frank D. Fitzgerald. I they could explain to school district No. l. nightwatch during the illness of-gion Auxiliary are invited to the! ------------ l Lenten Services are now being Under‘this plan, motorists, upon to sleep despite the lack of accom­ I farmer* Just what Um Till* being the case, and if other'Baldy. All hope for his proqTKrc- homt' of Mr.- Harry ^ood. 128 W DISTRIC.’.. T StPT^FIUNK modations. All one of the men could held ut Emmanuel Episcopal jjayment of one-half of the weight SPEAKING FEBY. tt—53 | offers and ju»t what I ' district* follow suit an addition to corery \ Bond St . on Frida/ for a one church On Sunday mornings a very tax will receive a permit which must find for a pillow was a banjo, but he Rev A M. Prink, district superin- poet from Ugnlng tha 'o'clock P°t luck luncheon, after special series of termona is being be fastened On the lower right hand made the best of the matter and the building wUl be necesaary Plans----------------• • »■ .------------the addition are being made at'SHIPPING'ASSOCIATION which sewing will be done for the tendent of the Michigan district of contract* to limit tha given. On Tuesday and Wednesday comer of the windshield. With this used it. Were the fellowa glad to get for the present time. Mr. Bell, the sd-' ELECTED OFFICERS FRIDAY.'sjnldcen at Otter Lake Billet It U the Pilgrim Holiness church, will be com and law* evenings neighborhood cottage serv- • sticker in place, the 1933 license home? Just ask them about it. In the city Thursday and Friday, | manifested at perintendent, having gone to Battle At a meeting pf the directors of hoped'there m*y be a good attendices in private liouaes are being held plate* can be used. In event that the Feb 32 and 23. for hi* last quarter- much tiiten Creek on Monday to consult with-the Hostings Cooperative Shipping ttnce> HASTINGS TWP. CAUCUSES. as announced in the church notices; legislature reduces the annual ly visit of the church year and will project all the architect there. Association held on Friday, they! tt>---------------Wednesday afternoons after school weight tax in the next few months. Party caucuses to be held March 5.■ ------------ ->■».»----------- -— i chose the following officers for the CHICKEN PIE SUPPER. Lenten Junior service*, story and proprf adjustment will be made republican caucus at 1 P M and DOG LOST OR STRAYED. coming year: President. Peter Kunz; Served by the men at Quimby meeting of the HolineM Union, at program. We -Sing" at the Rectory. The services when! the second half of the weight democratic caucus at 2:30.—By or-- 'Large .ge red bird dog. answers to Vice-President. R. B. Walker; Sat- church Thursday. Feb. 22. begtnare informal and visitors are al- Lax iapald. if authorized by the leg­ der of the Township Board.—Adv. uaine name of <' "Red. “ ’ ” Call Hastings phone . retary. Treasurer and Manager, ning at five o’clock. Price 25c.—Adv. night at the Hastings City Mlaatonlfor th* i ways most welcome. Itelatufe. Mr. Fitzgerald announced. 12294—Adv. Chas. Woodruff. 13 wks. . HAVE TAKEN OVER 167.65 MILES OE TOWNSHIP HIGHWAYS Tt"•'™' MUSSOLM WELL PROTECTED BROTHERHOOD HEW. IM noo philosophy �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1M» PAGE TWO 'participating in FORTY DEBATES A BIG SAVING At Lv Barker’s We are offering our stock of Window­ Shades ;jt ft-price you can’t afford to miss.'A Limited Time Only. WINDOW SHADES Reg. Price $1.25 Sale Price 68c 1 • Walter Heath One of Squad of Sixteen Entering From Albion College L Friends of Walter Heath of this |jelly, who b a Mtnior at Albion Col1 lege, will be pleased to know that he is one of the sixteen members of the I Men's Debate Squad of that college " 1 A Communication 1 COUNTY MAY GET »—«—»■ j COSTLY LESSONS LOCAL NEWS 1 Building of Highway* in 1 Many q n,.).-«n. w..„kir Sections Needs ♦!,« the fr0M^1"tt l*<nta weeksWinlnger lllneM Is recovering . , 1 Service Of Engineer , XIM, James Bristol entertained The Hastings Banner, Hasting*. Michigan In what the Banner•!» now abort*. (the Study Club on Monday. - —-----. . Lacey yesterday. Tlicre were 19 of , to say we have only one thing In Tlie Universal Garage oilers speus. moatly mothers. Four school dis­ mind, and that U the good of Barry cial bargains this week in used cars. trteta were represented. Naturally we 5*/^^ ^oolsjmd^shouldJUte ESswS^i’K.-'s:*!: I. Who pnriicipBicd ill the third annual to tell yvii thv plan yCU advOC.1t" P tournament of the Michigan Inter-, was not spoken of at favorably. TahmiSwta^u toall visit our rural W dispense with a county highway window taade*.-Adv Collegute Rberch League, which 1 should like you to visit our rare. ----J ’.'. '• ’’Starer..We W- believe, tr Ow. a Jigsaw puzzle free with every was held atiWliyne University at; school*. C«.. Comep to ii.f the Barney Mi! Mills engineer if w Mrr n.v Rakow1 if bevn -------continued — as county purchase of 25c or more at Carreih Detroit on Friday. February 16. n you yuu can. cun. I* think .«>•»». you will w... find our *ky had -----­ --------_ handicapped as engineer, uiat hy tht’i time, the i& Stebbins’ Saturday afternoon. The entire squad of sixteen men children are not- *> state trunk entered the tournament, which b you appear to believe. We have maintenance of jUte trank line Read their adv.—Adv. one of the high lighu of the men's , standard text books. Our teachers highway* in Barry county aojild *cnuu> r. . Remember the xjrancn Branch .school P. Hseason. It thus far has included are prepared in the same colleges as have all been turned over to tho t. a. priday night. Feb. 33. A good debates with Michigan Stale. Mich- your city teachers are. We have county, instead -of continuing a program is being plannod.luck itgan State Normal. Kalamazoo ■ "The World Book of Reference" “Piratei organisation to do that-SU|9pj.r. Bring own table service, ! Western State Teachers and Cen- books, a collection of maps, good w0*,“understand plans were sandwiches and one other dish. tral State Teachers colleges. Alma slate blackboards, a well lighted well laid forthatpurpose, andtha. - C. G. Bennett is moving back to : and the University of Pittsburgh. room .lamps for doudj days, and such n.« B ,n.. plan punbeen have <urr™-nu.. If „ “*• ‘ Within the next few weeks the plenty of Gods out of doors for the Had (:hat <»rrieci-tout. th. ot B^Y >« b-n iat 421 South Washington street. He men debaters will abo participate children to play in .t recess time, th® in a a tournament tournament at at Mancnester. Manchester., Ii uun* think it it woma would be to consld- the same aa that of other counties will be ready for business the last , in uc well iu .. . .... .. .i i. near ua. the countv mart cnniinb-.stan College. Indiana, where they will er the people who are concerned, near u*. the countv road commission । of this week. meet debaters from a number of what they need, and not some one ’TOU'd have "*jbjed • r j out-state institutions, including Be- who has an ax to grindprofit from its maintenance and rr- Eggs Lard 3-2Sc Strictly Freeh Dozen — Codfish 1 pound box .... 23c Pork Shoulder Roast. . . lb. 13c Beef Steaklb. 12c Beef Kettle Roa.tlb. 12c | University, dhlp and the University if you left the welfare of children to ty djnf state maintenance work Is cat ton to the5S*<nofictTto .... ... ______ _______ ... । • k. m nhP. aoine. —-n..t_ p-,«t it/ Uli Lil) tuitt. aocciui nonet •» * is Butter Bacon Squares............ .lb. 9c Lean Salt Porklb. 12c Corned Beef, Boneless . . lb. 15c 3 LyBARKER’S I 1 ■ . I ; Z-‘ i 41 Attendance Waters’ Clothes Shop Always A Sale At FOOD CENTER French’s Flour, White Lily Vanilla Bananas 89c 2 bottles 15c lb. 5c box 5c Salt 99’/2 Health Toilet Soap Crackers 2,‘L 1?C Oleo 3'i». 25c Hardwater Cocoa Soap GENUINE 2 bars 9c. 4 bars 19c U>,, a... White Naptha Soap ^Peanut Butter Our Special Coffee Rose Brand Peas 10 bars 25c 2 lb. jar 25c pound 18c 2 For 27c Shanghai Bean Sprouls and Noodles The two for 25c Chinese Vegetable No. 2 can 21c Chinese Chop Suey No. 2 can 19c Feldpausch Warehouse Serve Yourself and Save ! Telephone 2609 206 E. State Street in the local O- E. 8. Chapter No. 7. Sh ll?* £..n,K,“* “ 1 cn-*°>'ln8 thc bountiful jm>. serving as Worthy Matron in 1020' r> county. John SUI)|)Pr B Ud splendid program. --- Forell. , ., Charlotte . ‘lucfc UVW aupper uuu .iptt 1IM1U PSVHIUSII. and 1921. also a member of the “ ’'J* I±k.c;' After ’ta. led o'. 1 r-hnV/t A*,cr singing several numix numbeta, eOUllLJ>. —"J C “*■* —' • uy v. nt. Tuwiwcitu, Biup.il * Mertato. LA S. Curie So. 2^ 5^"?; Di. ,K-JS!S Webberville, tuid Ward Bullen, Ma-, pt-rry gave a report ot the financial ,ol UU> >«,».» Club ol the O. cou,n,, son. for Inghstn county. condition of \he church, showing j For 111 teen year* she was book­ i As soon as these inspectors are t»lR pledges made, the amount paid. co > "PPf°v(’d by the St. Paul Produc-, the mdebtednoM. etc. John C. keeper tor the Miller Furnitureeeightl Co. Corporattoii. tltcy will be jjgiciuun. who gave tjie memorial, and for the past seven or c.„l.. 1^00 * sent to inspect the persotud prop- .Mld Uial eaght members of. the years worked Ui the city clerk's ufUc: assistant tHe applicants. Methodist church had died during ;us< assistant. Tiie funeral will be held on Frl-1 T>,<? Charlotte Association is inak- the |>ast year, Joim T. Lombard. home on South Hanover St., where *,l° nccd oaa,< -al !hb* t>mg' Itla Mrs. J. B. Wolfe.-S. B Wilcox. Dr. Miss Paton and her swtdr and husiainD ’’’ ... IjQlcox. Dr. L. U R. R Jacob* Jacobs and and Mr;Mrs . Hopkins Craig. Mr. Ketchum band. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Haney 40 ' INLntAot IN nDlliivcu noiwiur paid tribute to each one and in resided together. Rev. L. L. Dewey i DRUNKEN DRIVING cloMng asked Rev. Deucy to lead in i will conduct the ..service and burial, ;—r— . . 'singing a verse of "Faith-t»f Our will be m Valley Home cemetery. 1 I Her wide circle of friends is test!-1 State Records Show This Fathers." 'mouy of the love" and esteem in J Fact—Information Comes ! clo.m8 the proemm «»< ., >h,rt ‘ play, written by Rev. Dewey, tcllirt ; ' which Miss Paton was held by all From State Department of the various organization-s and 'who knew her. The bereaved one.■have, the sincere sympathy of tho- Drunk driving in Michigan in-1 acuities of the church. The char- . creased 45 per cent during January.Iactefs were, Mrs. Canwell, Mr. community. ! 1934 as compared with January 1933,! Jas. Ix,n«: Mr. Canwell. Char-. according to records of tiie Depart- Bachellor; Ethel. Misu I Several new political parties williment of State. The information Woodmansee; John. Eugene Bata;* I be found upon the November. 1934 reaches the department through - the' Robert Canwell. Russell Cleveland: ballot, according to information .financial responsibility and tlie mo- ■ Mrs. Robert CanwelJ. Mrs. Lloyd reaching the Department of State.‘tor vehicle operators- license laws, jShafer; Mr. and Mrs. Sihith. Mi I The Progressive-Fusiontst and -the Tn January of this year there and Mr*. Fred Jpiws; Dan Smith. ' Peoples Progressive parties and the were 168 persons who cither pleaded I Jack Sage. Mrs. Fred -Fleming wus 1 Commonwealth party, which' is to guilty or were found guilty of drunk I the director. replace tiie Prohibition party, al- driving or’ 52 more than Ip Jan-1 Everyone had a delightful time ready have qualified for places on H«ry of the year previous. • > «uai several said they wished such the ballot. A new Farmer-Labir. Since the financial responsibility < gatherings were held oflrner. party to replace the one . alreadj law became effective last Oct 17. “I " qualified Ls beuig formed and mem- total of 659 motorists have been STATE ESCHEATS FUND bcr* of the United Party arc plan- found guilty ot some major traMc; ohuion and have come under the 1 INCREASED BY S609.06 .ning to qualify within si tew weeks. ,violr°~- —'*• **—* ------ »♦ » -------- -' pnr. prmAsions of the act. Of this num- . bcr — but have been able to sh >w Co. Treasurer Maus Sends I EMPLOYMENT IMPROVING. t -- 49 - ----------I According to report* from the-proper proof ot financial re*pon-| Check Bcresenting Ten (Michigan Department of Labor and ability os demanded by the law. . । Industry, employment is steadily in----------------■ r"union. 1 holiness Estates . [creasing in Ulis state Tlw January The February mecUng of the Hol- ‘ ^‘c J®’’ of ’j?*d.t£rOa~'i rcjxirt shows that from the first of bu. “to W?» January 1933 to the first of Jan­ uary 1934 lire number of employees1 S-Xcb1 ; !»■ ‘’S’iri» increased 33.9 j>er cent. All the var­ ious types of industry tn the state will be the speaker al the 2:30 acrv- *ie" lot* period of st $ civ year.', am. ice and Rev. Frink, district elder of b\1C,‘ “ seem to have shared in the uicrca.->e. the PUsriin Holiness church will "> relative* It goes into what l. I with considerable improvement in sSak ilihc evenuSTsenice at 7*0 ’T*®' ^-d’ -nd payrolls and average* earning* for '•nus promise, to be a very taler- become* tiie property ol if state ot tiie workers. ,Mlut nul helprul ..race co.nins;JT’ESin’aMurf In the midst of tlie revival service,'|Hiat atari a person dies and the SECOND «{aHO P. T. A. I h™» ««« under the law are ENTERTAINMENTS FEB. 22-33. u It does Every™ tavitad. ,7V । not found, that part of the estate Second Ward P. T. A- entertain­ belonging to such■ musing bek, if' ments on Thursday and Friday etc- ORSON B. GARRETT ' IS CRITICALLY ILL. not claimed tor a period of seven .nmgs. February 22 and 23. at 7:30. Friends of Orson B- Garrett ot! yean. goes into the Escheats Fund at schoolhoiiiC, Dancers, yehestra, uclton. a former resident of Maple On Thursday of last week County blaci: comedians and Jake and Lena. Delton. Grow township, will be sorry to, Treasurer Mau* sent to the state of Price 10 cents.—Adv. Grow hear of his serious illness of pneu-.I Michigan a draft for >609 06. which . I SECOND WARD P. T. A. inoma. He was taken to tlie hospital I represents ten estates, I The Second Wardep. T A. meet- at Delton uciton on Sunday where wucre he ne is! u; *** .............. ,™.™ care. .... -..I SIIAT-ALI-YA OBOUF. I ling will be on Monday-kuI): at 7.30 receiving every possible Mr.I Uurrrn 1. pa-1 TO X«r> old. '** >o U, »t.r | at Second Ward xhooTxJbuilding.' ...................................................... “A TIum- UrU fbMv.d » wny »nd I MLv» Mildred Tuttle, has charge of CTlTOitwh u oiuderM cnilcl AU >« luck »up|»r «1. Ihelr lr.de. hope for hto recovery. home. Mrs. Sayles. Wrdne.-day cveI the program. -------------- ---------------------ning. Feby. 14. We had a Valentine ’ \ CIRCLE NO. ». HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 19. box and a lot of ftui. A great deal Will meet with Mrs. George; of credit is dud Jane and Jean HarI Tiie February meeting of Circle I No. 8 of the Metlnxiut L. A ti will Fingleton, . North Broadway. Tlfurs- rington for furnishing the entcr;be entertained by Mrs. Maude • day. day. March 1st. 1934. All members. tatamcn^ for the gtrls. This |>arty 1 Brown on Hiday al’cmoou All teour.-ted to be present and brtna' was dismissed al 8:30 P. M. --------■« • » ■— -------members urged to be present if pos­ thtaibles. Visitors welcome.—Emma sible. ‘ 8. Etans. Secy. ,T‘ii TRUE. ------ -L<<* , ; Harry Emetam Fotdick in a re­ GUILD NO. 13. cent address made this statement IS RECOVERING. Hospital Guild No. 15 will meet which we think 1* true: "The *wifti Mrs. Tim Burke who icceutly j suffered a stroke of paralysis, is wlth Mrs. Earl Buniford Wednesday. est road to hell for any person Is tr slowly rciu-.enn.; which u goad Feb. 28th. Plea.e notice cnange in lune everything to live with but dale.—Mrs. F. E- Hemey. Secy. J nothing to live for." new* to her many friend*. Z6C -t- । feci I*-best under the circumstances, that, on account of so many miles of. the Banner. I I feel when children ore ready for rough roaxLwithfn this county, there i Hiirbm Burton, th«. the <■»,,»■■« famous herbalist, „n. an­ , CHURCHES PARTICI! High school is aoon enough to send are engineering problems involved nounces elsewhere that lie will be at the Prescription Drug store on’ Reg. Price 75c Sale Price 38c PATEJAPPROGRAM “h™,. Saturday, Feb. 34. to Saturday. ty school, tion costs. While can be no March 3. Read the adv. and take The World D.y .( Prayer Ob. S' cC, ‘ ^ “2 there ~ Idrcn. Our question about the faithfulness and tiie coupon.—Adv. Don’t Fail to Take Advantage of Thie Offer son five years old lias read through 8°°d Fork being done by those who „ „Uuu .rvm xuwig i-w' served at the Wesleyan A UCJca delegation from luc the Young Poothe primer and flrst reader. Our n°w nave charge of the construe-1 & lhc Hayings city­ Church on Friday daughter at eight is doing fourth tlon and maintenance of county M1Mlon will attend the Zone Rally The world Day of Prayer was ob- grade work and I know by talking roads, it will be nd mt.ted that they [o hcl<j at thp pngriin Tab. 1 served in this city on Friday, a very with her abbut her «wk that she a™ not engineers and have not had 1 erriacle hi Grand Rapids on Satur' fine service being held at the Wes- understands what she learns. As for *hc training that quaiihes them »by. 24. It will be an all day ileyan Methodist church which was manual training we can have 4-H to meet engineering problems, such ■ nnt-ting. ; well filled with representatives from clubs and domestic science, girls on as will come up In the construction H. E; Carrick has opened a taller I the various churches, a number par­ a farm can get more in a week from <*f roqds through many sections of [shop al 109, W. State street, carry­ I tlclpallng in the program. n« nuumin, to .peak tor ' "“S' '»P “(“•»mother than a year at school. ■ ’“’We^ ' Rev. Wm. C- Gearhart presided, I have just sent my littlf folks woolen fabrics. Mr. “* ! the general theme being. "Peace for cro«a lots to school 1 7-10 miles away anybody but oumlvra Thb uttete sides new~sprtag Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy the World." Some of the topics dis- and I feel they are infinitely safer. :is not written to represent anybody’s Carrick is an experienced tailor, I i cussed were -Peace in the church.” Ij than loaded on a bus riding 15 or 20 views but our own. It is not levelled having previously been In business Arc Shown To All al any particular person or persons. in Grand Rapids and Charlotte. [s-peace in Our Nation." "Peace in j miles to Hastings. the World." and others of similar | i-suggest, if your schools are al­ It simply concerns public policy for I The J. C. Penney store of fliis city Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2115 nature. In closing. the evangelist right ngm for Ior Hastings, leaveMKn . alone BArry county hi the matter of road recently received from headquarters them i who is holding meetings at the Wes- ' n-.j leave us alone and .leave our conn ruction and maintenance. We in New York City, the awArd banner ileyan church played a delightful <nttle white schoolhouse by the believe we ought to express our for greatest increase in sales during. sentiments on that subject, and do 1931 cf any Penney store in Milin-. iruiiiiAjnv *o>u. mat mtv | • trombone solo. zui All ic>v felt that the;, ■woods alone too. gan. M. E. Whitman, manager ot so In fairness to all concerned. meeting had been very much worth I It is easily Mrs. possible for this coui:- the local store,. regards this ns while. Harry Babcock. ty to get some expensive lessons if evidence of greatly improved com-, GIVES ENJOYABLE FBOGBAM. Lindsley says he lias other places Dowling. Mich. ' it shall continue to carry on road mcrclal conditions In this locality. ‘ Clayton Llndsley, who resides west partly lined up, for the coming SUDDEN PASSING OF i building- without engineering serv-j MISS ESTHER I’ATON. ' DIRECTORS SELECT of the Book Case Co. on W. State weeks. Russell Craven. Hastings ; ice. Il ought no: to be necessary fur St., gave a 45 minute entertainment Route 3. is his confederate and mu­ Friends of Miss Esther Paton were • fur the P. T. A. meeting, held In the sician. • SJX INSPECTORS that U> happen before the supervis- j shocked to hear of her death aboutLittle Red Brick schoolhouse Thurs- ENTERTAINS TEACHERS OF 6:30 thu Wednesday morning at ni 1 .. is needed, and should be provided, in day evening. Feb. 15- Mt. Lindaley is MIDDLEVILLE SCHOOL. her home. 420 South Hanover St. Charlotte Production Credit carryInK on n county highway aysa magician and.ventriloquist, He Mr. and MIS. Leroy Bell and Mr. She had been at work on Monday, Asson. Helping Farmers Item. _________ expects to put on a complete show and Mrs. Irving Holtforth enter­ but was ill Tuesday and Tuesday in Allegan Co. (where he was bam tained the faculty of the T. K. H. 8 night, though her passUtg was un­ aiid raised) about March 15. Mt. at a Valentine party. February 14. expected as all thought she was Im­ Tt, < u„ good proving. ’ ■ production Credit Asso-j AT FAMILY NIGHT , Esther Oliva Paton was bom in Charlotte elation held their monthly meeting ’ -----------; Hastings township Feb. 26. 1874. and ' tten Cltatkau ontc. Tuerfay. Methodists Enjoyed Supper has lived her entire life |n this com- :in Feb. 13. At this meeting the directors im. munity. Site U survived by her. sis­ selected inspectors for the three" find Program on Thurster. Mrs. Mildred Haney, and a ' Jay Evening I brother, Will Paton, -besides nieces I'countles to inspect the personal property offered by the applicants, , . ° ------- । Over three hundred were present (teoSJr™ •‘x ‘■“■’•a”” »,r: “ ”” an"“al N“b‘ I:--------------- ----------------------- WINDOW SHADES ^SPECIALS Watch for Our Mid-Week Sale Bill Every Monday Night . Feldpausch Store Market Store “Where Better Foods Cost Less” WE DELIVER TKAND IlILAIEf Hasting*, Michigan • Telephones 22-14-2557 BL. r SUNDAY and MONDAY, FEB. 25 and 26 “Flying Down to Rio” . With DOLORES DEL RIO TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 Will James - “SMOKY” With Victor Jory, Irene Bentley and Will James ADULTS 15c — CHILDREN 10c — No Coupons Required WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY* Feb. 28, Mar. 1 Gentlemen^ .. JEAN HARLOW « LEE TRACY The breeziest, madde-.t I T>/>WATI C1TT?T T W laugh-riot in year*’. DUlVyPS fllaLiL you can buy your -Mildspd flowers on Easter day, but you can't do that with your Easter Clothes! FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 2 and 3 TWO FEATURE ATTRACTIONS “FRpNTlER MARSH AL” George O'Brien, Irene Bentley, George E. Slone. Alan Edwards — ALSO — Tim McCoy .«‘Police Car If you want them made to ■ measure. ORDER THEM NOW . . . Delivery them. ’ Visit our ready-towear department. We cun show youhi fine assortnrent priced from 17’ CHILDREN 10 CENTS The Splendid Record 5^50 of BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANIES in the U. S. places their shares among- the most desirable forms o (investment. Up to i.. $24.50 Thousand* of building and loan shareholders, representing millions of dollar* are safcgaurded by wise and effective laws- Also Junior Two-Pant Suhs.’Sizes: $-1 Q50 11 to 20, at— X O““ May we furnish you with information about “National" shares? Waters’ Clothes Shop QJhc ffiafimtal ffiomt & lituEHfanent flfampanw 1350 Griswold 8L, Detroit, Mich. Detroit-» OldMt Bnlldin* lad J. L. Mau*, Hasting*, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY U 10M 11 Lakeview U1L,alowlngeU|ngetort.| ; rd and at cthe theend endof ofthe thefirst firstnunr. quar-11[ — ------ on the abort end of a m I to 7 score. During the second half I WOodland let down somewhat and I were outscored 20 to 14. • Delay h expensive. The uvings account you mean In the preliminary tilt, the Wood­ . tu open with idle fund* dors tut earn any Interest tor land reserves defeated the Lakeview you until the money is in the bank. (Continued from page one) second team 22 to 15. Herewith are .details of thp first-team game; j Savings accounts opened with the NATIONAL RANK set her right, by explaining that pcI The box score: ter. the founder of the Roman OF HASTINGS will draw interest at 3 per rent per Lakeview. <enurch. wax a sinner who had de-' annum. All accounts up to S2.3M are fully Insured FT PP TF'?,c,l>wlth fln °“,h cven knowing hts here at no cost to. you. HAWXHORNITES BREAK FliM. f..................... 1 1 2 3 *,e “,d ,hat three or four 002 °^iers ot 240 Popes were men o’t' Hartman, t ..... 1 UP WINNING STREAK Beage. c .1 1 O22 *bOrn the Catholics are not proud. OP VISITORS 0 0 4 b?cauw of their loose living. He deNowlin, g 2 0 2 8 ® ,are <* t*Wt th* Pope is a human beBush, g .................... 4 Sidnam. f2 0 2 4 7^ wh<> confc.ws his sins like other EXTRA PERIOD NEEDED 2'1 4 !°,ks- which he wouldn't do if he Gillerifier, g .... 1 - noj conscious of being a sinner. TOJJECIDE GAME Totals12 з 9 27 L 1,15 Of Mussolini, how .he came to the hotel where Father' Woodland. Reserve Five Alee Victorious I Gnbriei and u»u his ius friend menu were stoppimr Moppmir I 7 r n Rx> ’ n< * l ° a banquet banquet given given ’i 1 11 Ro,n< ‘ ,o attend a — Both Teams Strong ARE YOU SICK?.s't-ong. f ..................... 8 to impreximnemt. I? ?4 20 ।i In his own honor, was mil quite Hershberger. f ... 4 on Defense 1 1 9 slve. He stated that M'issolbii had! WANT TO GET WELL? Johnson, c ...... 2 Hastings High basketeers put on n n il20ne. Kf5at t.,lln*s tor llaly- having ■ the steam Friday evening and Mahler, g ....... o 0 0 0 deprived wealthy men of a good deal handed tlie strong Otsego quintet Forman, g 3 n , I ?! thelr aurPlus. abollshe<l begging 0 0, 1 0 j throughout the kingdom, settled disit-s first defeat of the .-wason. The Everetts, C । final score wax 17 to 16 after four - h£"bS R 77 77 1 putes uritlwut trial and adjusted dlfTotalsft regular periods and one overtime и 11 co herences between capital and labor.' Score by halves; Otsego has been blaWhg These were Just a part of tlie day's The FAMOUS ; asession. hot trail nil year. Among its vic­ Lakeview - ............................... ’ 20-27 'wwk for this bwqr man. He has was Allegan, a team that <fe. Woodland . 2G 14—40, Plenty enemies, in hbtel . ----- - of -- ........... ,,, the riotei HERBALIST • tims feared Hie local, five earlier in the Referee—Bond <W. s. T. C.) .. < I w,h?rc Mussolini stays there are 300 1 season. IS AT THE E ?ln.7 w.h<?R men wht> are watching EFFECT CHANGES IN j The Hawtliomitea knew they were. intently .... allBU to -see um^no one shall 'make nnv Mtempt upon his life. ... '•minumber THP FAHCIIC l A 1*1 !P. ake any .‘heir schedule and came tlirough • HE CAUCUS LAW (They . - -- ,have nipped many mail)plots. pivus.These 1 nese• •in fine shape by exhlbifing the bm ----------------------“ «./new | plain clothes men go through the brand or ganu they nave played to Notices Must Be Published ■ belongings of every guest in the ho­ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN tel and /ansack them thoroughly to neeo Not Ul«- Than 30 Da/S tee if they can find any weapons that might endanger the life of ' >nf।hu« 0Uw ............. " uy" even one one JLH? e vbdtor Prior to Election 25 DAY point. Both teams were partlcitarCalk for township caucuses for Italy’a dictator. f iy strong an defense so (hr scoring Italy has a king, but he doesn’t the purpose of nominating candi­ TREATMENT was kept to a low figure. date for election to the various work at his job. Mussolini does tiie 1 T'i' A."1' '«»-!«'■'- rnro bossing of the Italian people. He STOMACH, LIVER,^KIDNEYS Starting SAT. Feb. 24 Jtart to finish. First Hastings would ofUces that will be open in the com­ ing April elections, arc exported to seems to be doing a good Job df it PRICE >1.00 be in the lead and then OLsrgo, but —ending Sat. Mar. 3 and is bringing much better econom- J | never more than a few points intir- be issued in the immediate future, ic Italy. The dictator iKin either way. A field goal or-o due to changes in the election Jaws hasconditions.for a great admiration for Julius J Free Demonstration and Special Sale of | free throw was usually sufficient that went Into effect in 1933. According to the changed law, Caesar, and insists that lie was the •=n»'»!^dge«‘he g9P «he two township* must hold their caucuses greatest man who ever lived. He is I . fighting fives. . restore "the glory that was I At the end of the first half Has­ on the first Monday In March and trying tings led 6 to 3. Tills Is « phenom- tlie caucus Is to be culled by the Rome" in Caesar’s day. There can lie no doubt of his sincere wish to build yrially low score and Ls a credit to township board. a greater and better Italy. He is Village elections arc held earlier 2- A Remarkable Remedy ..the great defense ot ^ach aide rath­ er than a reflection on basket- than those In the townships and I doing the best he can for the comw ab<»llng ability. Otsego outplayed !as a consequence village . caucuses T1011 J*?0*110- ,,e lias no sjM?cial friendship for wealthy folks. They For Kidney and Bladder Troubles. Pain in the Back or Hiiw. Fre­ Hastings in the third quarter, get­ precede those in the township. newt law. above, » is do not like him. He has a keen mind' quent or Straining t rine. High Blood Pressure. Heart Tfbuble Im­ , ting 7 points to 5 for Hastings. Tlie I, The —----; referred to uuv»c, Piihlln Act A-. m j fourth quarter-ended 15 all. with ! “,nowil ttn Us ls Pub,lc N. »- nti 251. Bec- and determined way. These make, pure Blood. Sallow. Maddy C omplexion. Pimples and Klolrhe..' .Ma­ him a very forceful man. Otwgo sttn having a slight edge t,on ?’ of 1933 Township commlttaria. Rheumatic Paint, Indigestion, Sour Stamarli. Constipation. Father Gabriel’s talk was inter-! The overtime period kept spectators allould ,ook ,nto thL' «ct. BUtooanexa. Torpid Liver, Ixrx. of AppeUtie and Pains in the Stomach m a continuous uproar but BeckBy another change in the taw cn- G>ersed with much humor. He has a General III Health, Dull. Lazy Feeling, with cinched Hie game by loaalmr acted in 1933 township treasurers fund of original stories to draw on, in a field ■ goal Whue Otsego wax !jre P<*nnltted to hold that of- and kept hbi listeners Interested. No J held to one free throw. j dce for four years In succession In- one could tell when he was likely to. If you are weak and nervous: If you have that tired, spring another good story'. His talk The Hastings team Was an entire- slead ot on,y lWo “ formerly. worn-out and run-down feeling, you should start fak­ was not only instructive, it was in­ ly different aggregalto^-tast Friday ‘’1 PRICE teresting and \cry entertaining. j ing Herbs of Health. The very fib.t few doses will give you vim. vigor and vitality such as you have n.H uiiucr 1 known In years. It Is not a temporary stimulant, but ' Coach Hawthorne M1B, Iliuc aa .S'. . Boy Scout News a tasting tonic. Try it under our unconditional moneyir tn n.l».. of ... tAnccd far in fennwl knowledge tho _____ L_. back giuiranlee. "" K1, ,ram - (Continued from page one) ------- --- ----------- ----------e' _ Ta Sporting Items Delay ... H1STIWES BEHTS I; OTSEGO 17 TO 16' MUSSOLINI IS WELL PROTECTED National Bank of Hastings Variety and Value in Dress and Sports COATS Coming! Style triumphs in these coats-every one shows ' some new fashion of the season! Sports coats show B preference for corded effect fabrics, stripes, plaids, checks, •nd clear,bright pastels! BURTON PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE HOSE \79/ \ Plenty of dress, coats in this group—just what you’ve been looking for! Many with rows of stitching, some with touches of fur! seif, tjinimed, too! Navy, tan, grey, and plenty of smart black! HERBS of HEALTH Ful-Faahioned . Important, Too Special Sale/ /ER Al! Silk Chiffon Pair / Z Spring \ / Styles in \ f Pedaline Braid \ HATS Off the Face . \98c/ [Xir^rnSfi^lStatc Government ' Owes Barry County H. H. REMEDY CO., TOLEDO, OHIO If in Doubt Ask Hie Herbs of Health Man $1 — THIS COUPON WORTH - $1 SEECIAL ADVERTISING OFFER Name Street c,‘> .................... -................. Slate <Cut this out and bring it with you) When You Burn You Get HEAT With Some Coal You Get More Heat . . . The Coal That Gives the Most Heat Is Generally the CHEAPEST! However, we have low priced coal that gives lots of heat. Don t be discour­ aged with your heating costs, come and see what we can do for you. Prompt and painstaking delivery that occasions no annoyance. Smith Brothers Velte & Company Poultry and Slock Food, TELPEHONE 2257 Coal, Limo, Com.nl The February Boy Scout Court of! Covert road fund, it would still be shy several thousand dollars In Honor will be held at the court room meeting tlie Covert road bonds that on Wednesday evening of next week the 28th, with the Rev. L. L. Dewey i are now outstanding. It is to be hoped that the legis­ presiding. lature may continue the Horton bill wax the speaker at the Father and for 1934. If it 0ocs so. the county " ........ .°o * । would have enough money from the Son banquet held at Nashville on ’ state to pay al? the "Covert road Monday evening, the y. m. C. A. Lawrence. If . ■» bonds and return to the county road and the "Scouts uniting in the pro- 1 i Beckwith, c . . “4 commission its proper share of the Ject. Woodward Smith was the’; jTliomsoii. rg .......... •n $66,000 due from the state for 1933 toastmaster. WalMorff |g j Troop 74 will hold their Parents’ and of the 846.000* that should be Struble, Jg0 paid in 1934. Tlie Hortdn bill, as we ■nd Scouts’ rally al. the Episcopal | Totals............................. ~7 stated, gave to Hie counties of this parish house - on Monday evening. 10 state All the weight tax for the year Feb. 26. with Mrs. John Ironside in Otsego. 1933 instead of only half of it, That charge of arrangements for the sup­ would bring the county over $90,-' per. A fine program is being plannedO Hall, rf ____ 000 In 1934 from the state instead of by the committee. Hastings Sea Scout Ship 106 goes! Walter, rf .. I46JKX). Crosley, If Even if the state should extend . to Ypsilanti on Feb. 24 for the mid-, Fowler, c .... 0 thS H,orton act to apply for 1934. 1winter cruise of all tho Sea Scouts - Halfactor, rg . I and give all the weight tax to the in tlnwrate. Toni Keane of New'. Nesbit. lg .. 0 county, that would not help unless York City, national sea Scout di­ Hall. )g 01 the state paid the money, which rector. will be the speaker. It is ex­ | they didn’t do In 1933, ax they paid I. Totals ......................... 0 8 county only 830.000 of the 896.­ Scouts will be present. The Hastings boys are asked to be ready to start ■ 000 It should have paid last year • MIDDLEVILLE BEATS It seems certain that the county from their headquarters by 0:30 A. j M. on Saturday. I » 5 U * ** unable to pay any of the CALEDONIA CAGERS Lloyd Shafer is in Ouegoi for > bonds unless the state shall pay it owed last year, and also three days. Wednesday. Thursday [First, Reserve and Girls’( what ahd Friday, where he is conducting . what It will owe this year. It is to J Teams Win in Tilt With be hoped enough "economy" will a "301 Booster Campaign." This u be practiced at Lansing so the state under the same plan as used 'in | Old Rivals can meet its debts to the counties. Hastings for the “501 Boosters" last1 Three TIjornapple-KelloRR basket s’ ’’oPCfo* tha‘ ‘ho amount due year. The leaders at Otsego arc try- ' ball teams were victorious ln a1t ,u. this-county from tlie state for’Jost Ing to raise $800 to clean up past in-1 tournament at Caledonia Friday• year may be paid, which will give debtedness and meet current ex! evenhig. The T. K. H- 8. girls put: the road commission the funds it penscs. Mr. Shafer says that in the up one of.tnelr best games of the places where this plan luis been I season, winning 10 to 6. At the con-. needs to carry .on its maintenance followed it has always been success­ , work and will also provide 833.000 elusion of a fast, rough and tumble which could be applied on the Cov­ ful. I game the Middleville seconds de| footed tlie Caledonia reserves 21. to ert road bonds which were due last SECOND WARD I\ T- A. । May, but which were not paid. If VARIETIES. I In one of the most exciting games that shall be done, with the 812.000 Tills week Thursday and Friday !‘,"d<‘.r *!l1edu|p SQ for thli Xson in the Covert road fund, if the xu- evenings the Second Ward p. T. A.: be will present their second annual va- i [the Middleville first team defeated ^^n'AhaH 80 dlreclapplied and would take care of tiie ! Caledonia 20 to 16, the score being 845,000 of Covert road bonds that riety program. The bill this year will consist of I tied most of the time. Caledonia dlLe May’ but 8tlu unpaid. five first ciass novelty numbers । took the lead from the start of the “T ln«r”< !><« b-ni paid ranging from hilarious comedy to.' Kame and stayed there during the on all the bonds. fast stepping dance acts. Tiie com­ entire first half. During the second w”‘‘ld Blu* leave unprovided : period Middleville started out with a for the 851.110 Covert road bonds ’edy for the evening will be fur-J 1 burst of spirit that put ffiem in the Mav * W ** dUe lh* flrSl Ot next nished by KoHick and Isenhath in a' ; lead, which they held until the end May. Wc can see little hope for Itwo-character blackface sketch and by Mr. Isenhath in a rube mono- i .of the game. Both teams were par- the 1 county to pay this 851.110 from logue. ticularly good on defense, making it any 1 available funds. Undoubtedly it Soup and Nuts, the Hill Billies’ difficult to work the ball out for ’will pay the interest and probably close shots. ( can extend the principal, at least from Hope, known better as Earl > Rivalry between Mkldlerille and for < a year But next October, when SJuitc and Myron Bishop, show a: Caledonia is always keen and this the ’ supervisors meet, they will know great deal of skill and musical fabil- ; Ity. in a typical Missouri Musiiale. year the teams /from Thornapple what ’ they can depend on from the Miss Florence Westerlind and; were victorious |n all six games «sfo e 1934, and will also know played. 1whether they can expect the Horton Miss Kathleen Merriam will bring I 17113 Friday Thornapple Kellogg >this ycar1^nU t0 ** extcnded ,nt0 the program to a close in a wlilrk 1 wind of tap and eccentric dancing.. basket ball teams will play Belle- 1 These girls have appeared with Mr. vue there. Isenhath’s Strolling Entertainers on OBITUARY. WOODLAND DEFEATS Lyman Oloyd Bates, eldest son o'. several rural grange and p. t. A. programs where their dancing has LAKEVIEW FIVE 40-27l P°Iorcn and Armenia Bates, was been one of the hits of the program, j «*>■ «• m2 r™n«. Ne, Part«l this life, Feb. 1, Miss Westerlind will also appear in j Victor, Rush Opponents Oil' XS? and d<?^?* nC *" HaatlnS» town­ a group of popular vocal numbers ship AU of hU early life was spent accompanied by William Kennedy,' Teel In First Halt to Get at the piano. ,ui* ■■ •*>' *«« Tlie program will starf. promptly Decisive Lead > e was married on Oct. 25, ' Woodland eagers gave Lakeview' 10 Emma Scudder of Castile at 8:00 sharp and all for the price of 10 cents. High of Sattle Creek a decisive 40 to 27 trouncing in a game at Wood­ T™, ’“tun.*on ,were born three cbilDEATH OF EARL WHITE. land Saturday evening, thereby re- dren, Alvah of Hastings, Mrs. Don Earl L. White. 23. died on Mon­ reveralng a 36-32 triumph, scored1 « k 0 . Prt’ePort and Homer, by Lakeview earlier in the season. who died when an infant. The lat­ day afternoon at Pennock hospital Lakeview was utterly unable to ter part of his life has been spent from meningitis. He is survived by cope with a flashy offense and vigi­ near Hastings with the exception of his wife and one child, his parents. I Mr. and Mrs. Sam White, and a 1 lant defense put up by the Barry and Mon­ brother, oicnn White. The funeral I county boys. One individual. Long tana. Those left to mourn are the a forward was the particular thorn «>n and daughter, flve grandchil­ will be held nt Die home of his par­ ents on East Madison St., on । in the Lakeview defense, taking dren. flve great-grandchildren, one eight times from the floor and four brother, Homer Bates of Irving, sev- Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. Adcock officiating. Burial will from the free throw line for a total n,eccs and nephews besides be- in the Fuller cemetery. Sincere of 20 poir's. other relatives and many friends. sympathy is extended. P* ET"”; ,o°- ha<l • «***»°f “ aKftl,lst OtWgO. । winning by a score of 13 to 8 Herewith are details of the’ ffrxt• team game: Hosting*. A SAining Success for Spring! “ Celeste ” Oxfords Make Walking a Pleasure! Wear Arch Shoe* new/ No need to suffer for wariness I Get acquainted with "Cynthia lM tber heels, rubber lap! PENNEY f!’ | Free — Free Free Saturday, Feb. 24 Between the hours of 1 and 6 p. m. to every purchaser to the aniont of 25c or more we will give 1 new 200 piece Jig Saw Puzzle, Boxed. This is a real value and the quanity is limited to 1 to a customer. This Is the Last Week of Our February Birthday Sale More than 150 items at greatly reduced prices to select from. See large handbill for full list of items. Samples given away all day Saturday, ask for them. CARVETH & STEB The REXALL Prug Store WE DELIVER TELEPF �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBKUARY JI, 1934 torship, governing with full confi­ „ dence and approval, of a people who SEI. IWIBEBfi SOUNDS KEYNOTE , j 'and Eaton County Fire Insurance 1 i Edward A»a Bidalxnan, aged W. Backward Glances; Company will be held at Uw Court died at his home in the »reond word n , t 1? . j House In this city on Tuesday next. Monday night following a stroke of birsa. bickering. Tt has been a dictatorship Bits of 1 esterday commencing at one o'clock In the paralysis. though lie had been in ' afternoon. We trust there will be u ---------- that could rule and lUten; a fact poor health for about four yean. He > " f«f> attendance of the members of . it survived by hl* wife, one daugh-1 ________________ |IIOT*~ which accounts for IU strong, nonter. Mr*. M O Hill, two son*. Dale | TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. .the company. rtVK.rrYXlUHTH ybaR partisan suppwt. But Is the admin~ . (Continued from page one) Mr. Mrs. Albert Crowell ol J1' »■»_«»»« . of Battle Creek and Wayne who 1» ---------------------------------- Utrsllon getting touchy; is It geta,w at Union Hall tomorrow' Tiiur*. . . . . ......... .............. nfT at. TTntnn Hell tzwvwwmw , |' port. He has given tiie country new with die OCC at Big Bay. hi* aged; Ut.JT’luJ'tr,.!!“"••■ “W “ •*' HO*"! «l>«' “ Ibkb TOk. Wiu. Uwir *l»ter. Mr. mother. Mrs. Mary Bldelman, two ,r____ ____________________ I hope and courage. Republicans mult brothers. Bum of Hasting* and ! — honest criticism; is it taking on the Chas. Yutx and family, returned a | •’Cinderella" by an amateur com-' aid thia treflfl to the ’ best of their I Charlo* of Howard City and three! Klxtj*rs Mru C'tno Pnn.h ' puny, to be followed by a auDDcr 'nMHtu Increased Earnings the NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS will earn 3 ar* rally inktutd against depreciation. National Bank of Hastings Mbs Ruth A. Rouse, of Ann Ar. Dip the light fantastic toe, to the cum, he said. Former Prealdent Dewey officiating. Burial will be In bo,. U expected in the city tomor-! mCuric °f R«4s orchestra. Hoover was the victim of clever Valley Heme cemetery. The berow to attend the Country Club — , iFnilrtnpropaganda, destructive and falsely rea‘ed have the sincere «ymda,!cc. ’ Il ’ । manufactured. Republicans nil^ P*U1> °4 the community. DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT._________________ . । manufactured. Republicans must Speaking on the relative merits of *“»* her ‘UtcrM A Lambie.' j avoid such tactics, thereby giving Ih« ,f Mrs- Edgar Thomas (Evelyn! ------- th? Fascist and Amc.lcan system of JohnjlOni of Davton. Ohio. U visit-f I the president every possible chance 30< governments. Mussolini once said to'feg her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. to pul Bcrosa his policies. i ■j. (u an American correspondent, “Oh. Johnson and other relative*. i Two major tasks confront the' 'Republican party in 1934. the senMisses LoueRa Arnold and Marlon E»A there isn't so much difference (be­ |ator believes. Crcaser were tn Kalamazoo over the (Continued from page one) !' *L.“.kV'In lt«mor.»u> and lwccn as YMi imagine. A ___________ _________ ___________ I Hrst comes a constructive aid fbr, , . . week end to attend a social science member of Congress makes a foolish [ meeting. pe’rous. The reason they arc not u Rooacvell’s programs. It is up io the ■ and useless speech and your Mr. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cook *ic!t because men refuse to I.U • W-Z w fall 111 in M4IV line Ii minority to •»••«»« ferret,WM« out the pitfalls Coolidge uiKiui: doesn’it kivu give u a immii. damn. vine Ono Monday I with .... tiie — Brotherhood in ----the -------daring, , LAJuuuKc j evening for u several weeks' ....... . —.... ..w™ purjxacs a of 1 “id fallacies --------- --- experi- in Florida. I., fl.w IH.. A.* ...Ill tw, I^,ha4 ' Individuals and nation* nn.lnn. want'mental u.mh. 1 HH'tll.bl measures mni.HirPC advocated l> rl vrv-n • r.,( by Iw." the t Hi. i«nr tterattiM Hi ikM .mW : stay Tht^-T-V - lwill be Joined-God. of our Deputies makes the aame sort jn by OcrtrUde Smith, their own way und to impose their President, if hazards can be disof speech and I oont give a damn. wjJ0 spent-the week end there with own will upon others, purs is a covered and corrected In advance, , The"nxwt important tiling I have i her her brother. brother. Don. Don. and and family. fnniilv They Thev' 'peaceful peaceful nation, nation, yet vet more more than than 80 80 U it ■* U u a service not not, only, to the coun-. eoundone is to cut out useless politicalI intend. to vUlt Chattanooga, Wash-, per cent of every dollar of our na- ‘ try but to Uie-adnhnlstratlon. •'*!.*» LaV'uf ihr conversation; Mr. Coolidge does not ington and other pointe before their , tional taxes is being spent to pay I "When a vote-hunting Democratic icturn iwkme. which will'-be ubout (debts Incurred In war. or pensions majority In the house can And noth. lor benefit: that grew out of wars, ing in the present perplexed and b.CAO. a&a i* j-re- care• f°r 11 either; that makes our'■the middle of April. »p» kind of b»«k systems alike. Believe me when I ■ Miss Ruth Robson entertained the1 Nations must learn to bd good । harrassed state of the Union to 1 | challenge them into the organized ttll you that democratic government Misses Kate Sibley. Jean Barne*. ■ neighbor*, not grabbers. Anne Burton and Marguerite Het-j The keystone of tiie ach of civil!- activity of a party caucus except an will talk itself to death." mansperger a. at M a AAWum: house [H.I.J party ... at Iher nation ’ A MATTER OF PATRONAGE, , . , ' •iiwAwpva&v, HI (---—— ■ Is the home. Its greatest. angry complaint that there are not i.hotnc ----------------------------- ... -------------- danger .--j. at the preicnt tlme u mat'sufficient jiolltlcal Jobs for deservThe prophecy of II Dwe appears ln j ac kion 0V er the week end. i Oov. Comstock mutfed another to have some solid foundation in " | the fam.., ----- has disappeared. He ing Democrats." the senator sakl." family -altar I chance to do something worthwhile fact. France has been tom by In- T.VZI.TT TWENTY TEAK5 YEARS AGO TODAY, 'would not urge, he said, the return 'they play politic* with human mis­ TODAY. t - r.-: lor the slate during his so-called inMargaret Wood ot this city'°r 0,0 o,d Umc f‘un,1>' worship, but ■ cry and the President needs acouncipieni rebcllkm; tn protest against1 Miss v,was m Suie Sunday FCb 15Jhc dld bd,evp U1«l ’h«re “ « way. ter force in congress to think with veitigation of me public utilities the ceaseless debate* and do-noth- j She toyc<1 ^vvral grotipo of piano!and evcr? f®«nlly should find IL to i him in terms of public weal Instead | commission. Three members, one of inS tactics of her Chamber of Dcpu- nuinbers fn4n meinory at thu Mid-Icxprtss t,,cir werence for and love. ot in terms of party pap. The . whom furnished the governor with ■ties; Germany launched a demo-.whiter Musicalc given Sunday after-|{°f-aRood ,?aU1'7 obo'^JnUftt i,Pri?aldc,1l1. nced8.a vi|p,fous ■ most of hb ’’ammunition," have been r.w.tu gm™ (,ovrrn»n<.nt nfiPr bv the mawuw Naxhville piano nlano pupiu,^ oupiU ’*’tl lhe the inside as to him weed out hisownchLsclcratic form of government after thi. thenoon n«®tne as problem from We Kcnera ,ly nnd erlhelp who ar0 hclplng to hU ■ kicked out for maifej**uuce in office; war but the bitter verbal encounters judge^ttS? received wwd Satur-1,hal ,f th® lnner llf® u r‘«‘“ k own program. " : two others wluyntfsMtently followed at the sessions of parliament event- (]ay.(hat his oldest brother, whose'hel|>s to hh“Pe the outer life cor-j A minority party must also be' ■ the policies of Chairman Kit Clardy' ually forced the jieople to accept home'la in New York State, but. It’£!.lyTHE ONLY TRUE BLUE . ... , .; i’J'c>>arcd constructive udwere "exonerated simply because ti.« .wuv who u is then visiting a daughter The ®P® “outlawing ®r especially stressed the President ’s program, lhe nevd "° war and and sav-j dltions. He citedlothe DipodR insun complacently one of the most ab.ro- iiving"near1Chirau?hudVcn “U.a“ulUikim «l?,pr ! the need ofr mitlawinu war sav-ille Federal hena.it they resigned at Mr. Comstock's rclute dlctatorshijB of modem his­ verv wriouslV ill The Judge went to U1K useless sacrifice ot human once Coriioratlon os an instance of , i»c»y jvi.uu.--iy ui. i... f quest. If the three are guilty of mal— jbeings and accumulated wealth in ,constructive co-operation. At flrat v tory; Austria tried a democratic Chicago Saturday. . ' ; feasance, these two arc also guilty. government but her representatives Mrs. Sarah Fisher and Mrs. Marte 'conflicts that settle nothing, but, the administration vigorously opj leave bitterness which it will take posed this amendment to the Glass­ Malfeasance requires two parties; ' got to throwing Inkwells Instead of Fisher went to Eaton Raiuds Mon­ ages to overcome. ’ ' Steagall bill. However, it was passed —. ... , . rfnv rvrnlnir a ihivi. wilri.'’ .-»■(> ' a guilty official and a person who three u weeks visit tending to business so two jrcars day evening for • A-man or a civilization -murt be ■ regardless. ’’I venture the further with Mr. and Mr*. Luke Smith. ■ bring* influence to bear. Gov. Corn­ Senator Vandenberg ago Chancellor Dollfus dissolved Mrs. A. R Obcrle of San Frun- measured by the height of Ideal;-, assertion." stock has found three officials, guil- parliapient and has been forced to cisco. the breadth-of-sympathy and depth said, ’that the American people art. California, and mothe.-, Mrs. ' ty of misconduct in office. But who I? sent as virtual dictator since; Parnell Woodmansee of Dowling. ot feeling and character. If each of j equally glqd he did not have hb with the . was It that influenced these com'■­ JusisUvl. .uirtM out WIU. <■ eon-' arrived SLiltird.-v from a vLut l» in l>- tu shall Ml“u stft sCt about, a00UV* wnn lnc help "*‘P of ot 1iway. wa>’- Subsequently Sub:wquently the the President President einemteo t and were thc Xte of ■*- thc lhr Good Oood Father Falher above abov® tu. «“• in <iede-'braced wholehearted braced the law with u-hnirhpartrd . nussioners and how was the influ­ ofV Clara Walldorff and velopUls ,hal klud of a We* r«*,*’»d given it a auperb Inistitutional moharchy type of gov­ Afamilh-i ‘ J“wScSmnSunW a«!d feehn«,ttation All honor to him'for hb at' encc brought to bear? .These quesa t WnodHMiHM-r until nwsrfa. prejumces. ciau sinie anu reeling, nation ah nonor to nim lor his aternment similar to thaj of England whm Mu’ke^n btit?"41 ttH thc ottoer thllMM that ninke tlturte! This is no isolated examine. < lions arc far more important than but hot verbal encounters provoked exSt to return in a Rw d?ys fJ? a blltcr and al‘dS*lr‘bk wU1 du’ Thcrc #rv othcr>" ’ tiw mere dismissal of three 'state numerous acts of jienwnal violence expect to return in a few days for a’ appear, and there sfiail come-an era Tlie second of thc two broad longer visit here. officials, in fact until these two and bloodshed, so King Alexander Mr. and Mrs. John Olinstciid and ot peace and good will which thc > fundamentals facing tlie Republican , questions are answered the entire In­ of men described as the -party is,.the husk of preserving dehis sister. Mrs. John Rogers, were Savior i vestigation is’ a mere travesty;' a dissolved parliament, forbade open;.„_ Klnr.dom of Heaven bn earth. I mocracy.'* At present there is more political discussion of any type anti called to Grand Rapid*. Tuesday ].. n : lubber stamp form heceasary Co ft- ’ ! power concentrated in the hands oi | one man than at any- time in our move flve members of one party in bM ruled iu dkutw lor years; Spain got rid ol King Al’ , । history. No matter how much trust Mrs. C. F. Books went to Jackson favor ol three or more of abother. land affection the public has for tills fon.ro to try an experiment in demo- Saturday'to visit her . daughter,) We agree that any three men I leader, tills concentration must be ■ cratlc government but so far the re­ Mrs. Edna Mahar. She will also visit • j kept constantly under scrutiny so whom Mr. Com»toek is likely to ap­ sults have been rather unhappy and in Kalamazoo before her return. ‘ tluit II may lx- terminated when thc point will do no worse than the T. J. Potter and Jsaac Patrick re­ Spain is rapidly drifting to dicta­ turned emergency- which brought it into Friday from a businc..> trip former commission. On the oilier -being *-2±j Ls at an end. torial management; Russia started to. Detroit and Battle creek in the I There The Iquid there is no assurance that < Continued <rom -----page--------one) ----------------। is grave danger that these out as a super-democracy, a- com-• interest* of the Tool Co. .----------- ----------------- - ------ --------- r—' widely expanded government buthey will do any better. The influ­ munlsllc state with tlie most in­ tceman for hiformation A complete reaucraCk-s . may attempt t.» pcrence that must have been present if THIRTY YEARS. AGO TODAY. Phone 2240 Corner Jefferson and Court Sts. Ust of county committeemen for pctuatethemselve..ihe*enat yrix.Hastings significant person hi thc realm havthe former officials were guilty el I Miss Bess Rue. of charlotte, visit­ < a^ D hevea. When U»S new commerce hjg the privilege of registering an ed Miss Mabe! Oolgrove tills . v, week juaifeasunce, will also be at work on l”*.1 and C - building was completed, it was rldl-Opinion but Russia, too. went rap- end*and attended tht” party’’at*the rulter forrm Bu.lilrr .nd Eutflw C.1W „ exlra.MMil tolly. ¥« th, the new one. idly to a dictatorship in order to get auditorium Tuesday night. . t „ ... 'ncw "bureaucracy battalions." fn In short Qov. Comstock has made Woodland Twp- L. G. C, Fine- Washington already are so Huck *. Ferd things accomplished; Poland started , -----------H,ld—Mrs ~ ‘ Merrill "" ot Jnhnctim'n - were u.o. .no attempt tp get at the source ol Johnstown, the guests ot frock. Carl BrOdbcck and Guy Kant1- j ttutt plans have been revealed for a out as a democracy with all thc County Treasurer Coleman and the. Double; he has only covered, iUCX’. .1 . r. . „ , i new and. still larger building for one idealism and vigor of new-born wife tho lore part of.the week. —--------- Twp.—Roy Brunun and 0( uic. departments to accommodate 'the bofl with a fresh layer of gauze, (, Castleton Bruiuni. ....... * ..u_. ''youth, but legislative and factional Miss Edith S. tii'ers and Arthur ’ Victor Brumm. |i.b... the new arnVoi""satraps and ____ overso to speak. been visiting; Thornapple and Yankee Springs ■ iWds" Why a permanent building bickerings rapidly tore tlie state' McKniglit who . Unless something very new devel­ Mr. and Mr». Will Shulters returned : Twpr.. —Forrest Bender, Will Holes evcnUhgcr. than the monumental asunder and if the fire-eating Mar­ to their Home a: St. Johns ycster-iund Clifford Davis. ccmSUTw U... ops in connection with the utilities commerce building unless the ni army shal-Pilsudski, hadn't stepped in to' day. - Baltimore Twp—Leon Moon, nopes to occupy the capital lor commission Investigation, one is take over thc state as a dictator in ML-s Maude Pvti’iA of Grand Rap- Maurice Healy and Will Garrett. jkeeps? —— ■» forced to the conclusion that Gov. action though not in name, Poland1• Ids hat- come to Hastings to realae! Hastings and Rutland Twps.—Art "The conclusion is inevitably Comstock .was Interested in the might have been absorbed by neigh-'■ with Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Covering Riciurdson, Homer Becker and Ray ।clear." Senator Vandenberg stated, and will uoik in the- upholstering Haywood. alleged malfeasance only as a meth- ' •that at this moment in American boring countries.'And so it goes■ department of tlie Barber Chau' Maple Grove Twp.—John Mar- history । od for saclhiig the patronage rolls there ts a sacred responsi­ Of all the leading nations of the factory. |teiw. Frank Haublltz and E E. ।bility committed to thc Republican ol hjs party. Having decided to quit farming, I will have an auction »ale on my farm, Harvey Rand. Gerald Dolson. Or- Gray. . world only Great Britain and the party. It is a responsibility tHat can j located 5 miles west of Hastings, 1-2 mile straight west of the Rutland town nowhere else. The Democratic .United States have been able to, lo McCartney, Howard Cogsthli and i Assyria and Johnstown Twps,— rest THEf LINDBERGH INCIDENT. Edwin Montan of Charlotte attend- Will Strain. Allan Hyde and Fnffik majority । cannot serve this need, it hall, Sec. 16, Rutland township, on * maintain any semblance of a demo­ ed tlie party at the auditorium Frl-i Jones.. -jean t be served only by us for thc Any citizen ol tiie United Stales cratic form of government. Yet day — night. • . I Barry — and Hope Twps.—Vcrn'i ------ sake ol tradilional institutions, viglias a right to .protest, publicly or Great Britain was recently, forced Mr... Joseph Brung'r of Grand Wcb.. rr, c. Hammond and Al!red;orous,vigflant.pi*triot!cRcpubIlcanoUicrwisc, any action taken by. any into-a rule Mi.— edge and Mrs. c. J. Robinson ofiGainder. , ism roust carry on. It is requited 61 party coalition that Ledge LailS'.nr. are gpcndUlg dayol Framcviuc ana vrangevinc branch ol government trout a Fed­ nnsrop nr.. ..mmrim. na few Praineviflc and Orangeville Twps li5 iwpa. by Lincoln's spirit We must be amounts to rule by dictatorship of with Fred Fuller. . |—John .Uhn Killick. winuir Bert w.rv Brown anef cooperative but not subservient. We eral department to the smallest lo­ cabinet heads and since thc new ad­ Miss Muyme Brawn of Prairieville. Newell Barber. muM be constructive but not des­ cal unit. This Is true even 1! the per­ ministration came ifito. povftr. the was Hie guest of Mr. und Mrs. C. F-| " ' - ' , It is ixnnted out‘ that evidence on i tractive. We must be liberal but alson in qiats'Uun happens to be a 1 mk* marketed b very ImportaTit.-wa>s wc must be fundamentally |I United States has been ruled by a Brooks und family over Sunday. uurid-ianXus a vial o t jjrotestuig Dcvitt Bronson siartcll on a busi- yet the. fact that u person cannot -sound." ----- **• voluntary dictatorship with the ' SALE TO START AT ONE O’CLOCK, SHARP! against S^Qt-crce that lie Is con-’' president taking over most of the nea trip Monday In the. interest of produce such evidence docs not ex­ Col W. Frank Knox who followed the Mishawaka Boot £o. ■­ elude him from a contract. The pro­ Senator Vandenberg on the pro­ power of Congress. Great Britain Miss Anna Qremet of Grand Rap­ ducer's statement may lie allowed: gram. spoke of the dangers inherent aviation in tills country a tremen- was forced into a coalition govern­ id* has been visiting Mr. .and Mrs. 100 ]>er epnt or cut if the cyidence Is in political consolidation-, of the legTOOLS, x HORSES. not given, al any rate persons with vJatlVe and executive branches. He dou* set-.•ack. Therefore v.e believe ment qecau-M! the independent par­ John Weisscrt the part week. good base production should try to recognized the emergency which Dowagiac 11-hoe disc drill. that the Roosevelt aduunisiraiior. ties were getting nowhere: United Black mare, 9 yr*., wt. 1450. FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. get evidence but apply for a con-' made some compromise' necessary No. 11 Oliver riding plow. iuu made 1U fust no1..cvable political States was willing to accept a "be­ ’ Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Christmas of Black horse, 11 yr*., wt. 1400. traft if they cannot secure tiie same. out believed it up to a vigorous mi­ blunder iu attempting to persecute Three-section spring drag. Black Percheron colt, 9 month* old. nevolent" dictatorship because the Three Rivers and Mr. -and Mrs. nority parly to see that *ucir con­ Col. cawic. unobeah usooft tta 'pubix;‘.T ilx Harrison Carter of • Putteivllle at­ Syracuse 61 walking plow. JURORS FEBRUARY TERM. ___________ Bay Percheron colt, 9 month* old. solidation_________________________ sliall not become perrnatended -the funeral of A- C. CarDeering mowing machine, 5-ft. cut, The petit Jurors drawn for the .nent. Also Col. Knox was apprehen■name ol PdO.ic opimo.. lor „.u purlx„te, cowre.- pentcr. bw a now io il» pre^dea: ui uio- atolul deMua. 6-ft. ff-ucks. Deering dump rake. Ed. J. Huffman has left for Chi- February term of circuit court are sivc about thc concentration ot so aa follows: much financial povsxr in the trea*CATTLE. test ol a dcct.ioa by the postmaster Gale walking cultivator. uin and. -ira taK:> aiK1 other western points lor So even in Great Britain Mattliew Baldi. Maple Grove; ury and in the virtual abandonment “ ’ "yUt few weeks’ vacation. Elmer FUlic; genera! which mraiu virtual aban­ Spotted Durham cow, 6 yrs. old, due Single cultivator. Weeder. Perry Barnum, Yankee Sprtngs; of state sovereignity. America tlie democratic form I ____ _hl* ni place ____ in the C. K- A: 8.. of takes March 23. donment ot all conuiiciciai airlines Allen Bechtel. Thornapple; Bert' We arc piling up a great moun-. Set heavy low-wheel farm trucks. government L> not a ciHupietc sue- depot unni hu. return.' Spotted J)urham cow, 4 yrg old, due in the country—wc .refer, ot .course. ci’Mi. Personally, ur hope that our ’ Lawyer L. E. Kitapi>cp,of Grand i Bliven, Baltimore; Fred Bryant. Rut- tain o! debt, according to Col. Knox, Old wagon^ Float. land; Floyd Hull, Haslli^s City 2nd, which cate up about one-quarter of April 6. to thc cauccUatlon 0! airmail con- counit, w.ll ix.fr la... io .ubiml t» *'1’“■ Set dump boards. Flat rack. >I>™HI. Kul.uuuoo and 3rd wards; Forrn-t Christian, thc national income. According to on hu. way to 'New Or Orleans Belt and Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, ............................... . .............................. ''‘‘,,a .«tl, “u• Woodland; John Corrigan. Irving; .thfe present trertcl’i. the government tracts. Set heavy sleighs. ■ outright dictatorship, Nevertheless 0,1 If Uic Colon.i is mktaken in Uh w mlu.,an hCTd lht. due May 4. uonJs of morning.—K.dutyiiuoa Telegraph. Lyle Dean. Hastings City. 2nd mid i* attempting jo support the jicoplc. Mrs. Mary Htevens.pl Baltimore 3rd wards: Maurice F- Edmonds. This is a false philosophy, he bcMISCELLANEOUS. convictiorj, if the government t Spotted Durham heifer, 9 mo*, old. MussuUni that "a democratic gov­ tisited Iter shter. Mr#. H. G. HajtS. Hiutmts City. 1st and fourth wards; hevi>. because government can only 11-2 in. crotch back double harness. uncovered such bad Instances of Jersey and Durham heifer, 9 mo*, and qtlier relatives hl the city laat Claude Fighter. Irving; Hooper exist by the support of tlie people " eminent will talk itself to death." Old harness. Saddle. collusion in connection with the old. Freshney. Tliornapplc; Daniel Gar--and if texes become overburden; Hastings Division L'. R. K P. went lingrr. Castleton; N. C GuiUian. some, orderly government will break Extra horse collars. Meat crocks. original airmail contracts that the Pungent Puragraphs to Grand Rapids Monday and par-1 Yankee Springs; Claude Hammond, down. Meat box. Grindstone. wrecking of meat1'©! tpe mays- air­ Ucipalcd in the impressive cere­ HOGS AND CHICKENS. lines in the counity r.ls justified. Many a hiuband. knowing noth- monies connected with the laying of Hope; French Harper. Orangeville. ■ if this mountain of debt continues Charles Hawthorne. Maple Grove; to pile up without check one of two 5 ahoata, wt about 50 Iba. each. earner stone ol -the Pythian 3 new white aah wagon tongue*. facU alone would have been a suf- Ing uoou'. music, learns he can pro- the ’ Hosmer. Carlton; Carl Jor- conclusions will be inevitable. Either which Is being--erected In Prank About 100 English White Leghorn;, Tool cheat. Bruah hook. Scythe. Helen*, answer. There was no excuse duct real harmony in the home by Temple, , dan. Woodland; D- A Kennedy, the government will have to repuHur city. \ part pulleta and part one year old Hustlngs township; W- W. Knicker- diate its debt or else resort to Chain* and all amall tool* used on for imputing vellish. insincere mo- playing secund Addle.—Reader’s Di­ Mrs. I A. Holbrook anti MiJx Kit­ bocker. Rutland; Clyde Leonard, i-printing press’ Inflation. Either farm. ttos to Lindbergh, ge»t. ' ttle arv visiting relatives In MrakcHope; Nyle Nyc. Johnstown; Henry I count -would be equally dk-avstrous. "— The Colonel lias done more than ; _L 1gen. Rogers. Prairieville; Maurice Sooner or later we must face the any one man in recent times to South American ImclicultutU ; Nehon Carvclh ol Kalamazoo win, Searles. Barry; Harry Stafford, fact that all the money now being •in the t’dy Friday and Saturday of Orangeville; Bernard Tasker. As- spent will have to be paid back, arouse public interest in thc pw- claims to be able to grow pepper of last I TERMS:—CASH. No good* removed until settled for. week. syria; Floyd Tungate. Johnstown:1 -------- ----- -»♦ -- -------------— sibihiii’b of tlie airplane, aviation is any .desired calorific capacity PerLewis C. Walker. Hastings City.list MARRIAGE LICENSES. hi* medium and nutlung he has ever hap>. by some thermostat attach- FIFTY-FiyE YEARS AGO TODAY. and 4th wards; Wnu White. Prairie- jjfomer E. Reynolds.' Hartings ... .24 The GraUd Encampment of thc. I said or dote indioites tliai th!* in-- menL-ArUnra# Gazette. ।O. O- F. will commence a< Grand vfH®, / । Verda L- Wallace. Hastings23 tere»t U u superficial one attached ------ -— this ... evening, ’pie editor ol Rapid* 'Harold M. Hazel, Richland 22 DEATH OF FRED HOKR to pun t i.tringa. Wc believe tlie govWhole play* may now be Iran-Jhinncr. iion.^Nonnan Bailey.; Vesta A. Silcox, Orangdvine .... 2« XrTl »*"* ». McClurkin.. HasUugs .. Xi «*uncut stooped lo undignified tact- scribed on a tingle phonograph dbk. and pcrha]» some others from *tills h“ JEltraF^5?v mate at the county Home lor w »crai Mary »»ar., E. (■■]...■**_ onitnhv m expect *.o be in attendance. k;. when It attempted to answer it A The next step, we hear, u -city, ' *- Chaffee. Quimby .............is i t . Tiie Emmanuel church Sewing mn. <II«1 OO TuraUr iorei^w-.. Unuhcigti iy riiJcuic. rtOHding an O’Neill drama entire Society will be entertained by Mrs The lunerwl win be .1 U>» W.lkkwn Kenuelb M. A“b"-**HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. Tlius Jar Ilk* RUQMndl admiuur- uni a uMUhuic cover.—1..,, Cro«e • Cradd*'k «» alter- luaerwl home u>mono-.'. Thurwl., DoroU.:- B. Crswlonl. sbelbvnlle M Uution lias been a benevolent dicta- Vwu.) ’ Uou“ ol »***• G«ntlenwo invtt- loienoon. Burial in the county Jew* L. Haney. Cloverdale .... 'J3 cemetery. , Dorb L. Monica. Cloverdale 23 ' I । ed to lea at six. bins ovrsinx ns ait v etyrNTY. cot YKAK IX kbVA AliVaNCK MCB--si.su 1* rOHKltlS aUBSCKIlTIOKS. ONE YKAK IN ADVANCE. HEARS EV.RBTH . Step On . . . and Go With Streamline Acting LU UNDC □R Just as streamlining of Automobiles eliminates wind­ resisting surfaces and vacuum drag .. .. thieves of power and speed .._. so the Blue Sunoco Refining Process elim­ inates those undesirable parts of petroleum which retard swift acceleration, high-speed and knockless power. CORN-HOG CON WSIMIDU. That’s why Blue Sunoco is the Streamlined Motor Fuel. ANDRUS SERVICE AUCTION SALE! " 9944 Feb. Zfi, 1934 BURR LAUBAUGH PROPRIETOR �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1M4 Social Events and Personal Mention [ VESPER SERVICE \Mr. And Mrs. Geo. Hubbard Observe Golden Anniversary Mr. und Mru. John Ketcham, t | Jr., Brought Her From I Mloourl on Saturday .coounuw in» w ™, r* Ti.hh r? accotit- ——— ———————— Fifty years ago ---------on----February ----------- 20 WB3 couple suffering a broken hip. Since then Mr. Hubbard has Miss Ruth Robson ipent the week been a cripple but continued with' end at her home tn Jackson. --------- — . . . the railroad until hU retirement at Winston Bbeffteld was in Battle ■1Mt **•*■ . John i the city of Chariotu? a few years Creek part of the'post week. | ;--------------„ .... brakeman, telegraph operator and passenger agent with the Michigan Mrs. Mary Frey, formerly of Ban- £**c, F. J. LaMastcr of M15 * xxwince owomgs waa nome -lurncu on wamuiy m>m a vnp to Miss Beatrice Giddings was home turned Saturday from trip U>!ils sdiocri pupils attended church or in Albion. , The , home , railroad. — Battle — —*- — 3 • '* —*-«-•-* Mo., -— — -------visited Sunday school. has not)Central Yesterday they observed their field. U visiting bi California. *’ctroU *7® vuttors at the home of from Creek over Uw — week Marslifleld. where -• they proven as efficient In character- gald-m wedding anniversary very Mr». Hubbard,'who waa the Rribcrt O’Connor spent Bunday at MfMra. Lemuel Severance over end. ’ i thc former a relatives. ;quietly their home on West Green daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ttenumj * ' was. This•— «— nt — the fraternity of which he ii a the week end. ; c>wIoUc Hubbard was home While there'Uiey went to Joplin, training ns it■ Tormerly member at East Lansing i John Laraen was the guest of Mr. from araiKi Rapids over the week Mo- and n'' t tt lrSend of Wr* makes the need of character-train- [St . with their family, who took Mr. Crawford, was born near Detroit in Mr. and Mrs. Ward Baine were and Mrs. Theodore Kilmer of Lan- end. ■ Ketcham's, who h commissioned by Ing in our schools more tinjihatlc 1 and Mrs. Hubbard out for dinner. l»50 and later moved with her par-1 Iowa has a ' system, a state-wide to thc show later, and then to the enta to Galesburg. After the death' Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ung from Friday til Sunday, his D , the state of Missouri to plac«- rieFredcrick Baine of Lake Odessa. parents. Mr. and Mm. A. J. Larsen, ,■re "*!„ R*df«rd suitable homes. In rnuuon ®na Ja7iei‘ aT. “. /J. pendent !»»<«*»« children cnnaren m in suitable nomex. plan, of school training in morals. ,home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard, of her' mother she lived with a Uster, bmkneM3 I, «. ,n ch«rg<: wax a lovely baby Miss Margaret Benedictw Benton going after iilm on Sunday. bab, girt. F..i. This Is aL» true of Nebraska. Many, where refreshment^ were served, for a while, also with Iter grand­ Harbor te vtelUng hcrmother/Mrs.i। Mr. and MI Mr». and ° ,, ,‘ !■ «cn ten daye days old. old. whj whv wv kept, accord accord-­ city scIkkvIs have directors for the' Tlie bride and groom of fifty parents. previous to lier marriage to mr. .uu . Warren warren Wilcox wucox ana v >, wag kept, 8am Benedict, forrtffi days. 'daughters. Misses Margaret. Ma roarer Betty Bcttv ~r . KaUma- tng to a- ------------.. moral guidance of pupljv. .years received some lovely gifts, be- Mr. Hubbard. daughters, Mlues ri"?0.. »-=»•»• .. prt..nanged plan, for Mr. Dr. Paul Voelker, superintendent [sides Howers and cards, all attesting To this union were l»ni five E H- ChapeBg of Charlotte spent land Warren* Warrens Wlloox. and Mr. and '^hed Hastings friends on Hnd Mra. Ketcham, Jr., who adopted ““Monday. hrr and brought the little one home of public instruction. Is very anx-1 the love and esteem tn which they children. Roy O Hubbard and Mrs. Sunday eveturig with his sister and | -M„. -b^u 8mllh f ” Jackson husband. Mr. and Mrs L. Scventhce ' Mbs Helen Knapp spent Saturday! with-t hem. She te named Margaret kms that some plan be worked out are held by their family and friends, David Boyes of this city and Albert Mrs. M IL KUide left Saturday for day. for efficient training in morals in j Mr. Hubbard was born tn PennHubbard of Detroit, two children. and Sunday with her mother in. Ann. amt is 'fortunate in having a month's visit with friends and ■ i. | such a- home a* 1* provided for iter the public schools of this state. Hr 'sylvania in 1854.. later coming to dying in infancy. Mrs. Pierce O'Connor has gone to Marshall. relative* In Nnw York City and has n.i med a committee to' study Michigan, being employed on the Both of these splendid people. w.u, Mra Roy Cordes i* visiting her *»“ lter ,ie»' I»rwU. CiUcago for a two weeks' visit with Boston. thin subject, to devise such a plan ’ railroad since, a young man. When have a large circle of friends who' her sister*. Dr. Lydia Roberta and mother. Mra. Phytlla Reynolds, in keynoi ^-X*i. F Dr. Eaton, who has made a line he was eighteen years old. he was unite m wishing them many more W. L. Pennock returned on Wed­ Miss Lillian Roberta. Dr. Roberta is Ann Arb<* KLI NOLDS—WALLAf h. nesday from Big Rapids where he record in this type ot work in thc caught *“ between two cars which *he “ such happy anni •entartea. a teacher at thc University of Chi- ■ Mr. and Mra. Philin Mcrluu of A vcry quiet “Adding was ^tem- schools of the city of Pontiac. U visited Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pt-nncck CaB ° Prairieville wre g£S of .nV and daughter. Marion. _ chaimmnn of that committee. Mr. CAMP FIRE ACTIVITIES. | ' NO-TOP-PEW GROUP. [ Dr. M. ' t^nts Mr’‘' ami ‘w»lte? r Chappelle is also a member. The Mias Eileen Sullivun was home ------- ,R- Kinde left Saturday for Mrs. Nettle Hyde. ^— ere — he wll| Mr a„d Henry JRulder and when Miss Florence Craven, field execu-1 Thc No-top-pew camp Fire group from Kalamazoo over tlie week end.1 Detroit wi —. Bpeod . “7.------ ' ---------- ------- Wall tee when u’ta'vsMi’t v’->T committee has given much time to live of thc Camp Fire Girls organl- [ met on Thursday afternoon. Feb. 15. [ Miss Jannct Michael visited In w®el“ Ul P«t-graduate work in Ann Arbor over Ute week end. [contagious diseases, particularly dlsot Mr and *° thc le’t<ature of <*»*» »Ute for;Mtlon of the Battle Creek area, will' with Mbs Betty Zlglcr, and cheeked Mrs. Howard Rlrd.-all and two S>ni^r Tn”vif’i/?*'« Vi. in>. ***«* ’ nuu j j. chararlrr-hiiikllncr tn tlw-. . ... ....... . . ... Mrs. Dalny Bkidmore was in Bat- eases of children, In the Herman children vtatu-d relatives in MiddleR«m-ldvjof this citv Jhe He Creek from Friday till Sunday. [ Keffer hospital. rrjubr .urrlcuta <4 luct u> „„„„. r,nK ceremony wua performed Sup:, and Mrs. D. A. VunBuskirki Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Otis and Mis-. vlile over Sunday The ipeakrr urged the cooperation ^r^r%>^o7’lhe“^loSV«oum mWn o/ work toward ncK Rev.. Paul Harris of vuicago Chicago was wa. Were Sunday. ■ Satie ow Sweet of, Trenton ere in Kalamazoo on SUIUlay. «t.l oi ircnuui were guests immMifnre f Rev L L. Deary and Rev. C M. Mr and Eugene Freeman guest of Mr and Mrs Guy Gid- p’/» 1"LT.'r’1 ’* and the coordination of all agencies I'ar rank"-' a w?ff bi he Id Tnd . *61 U setting a standard few .Miklin were in Grand Rapids onj^er fcid.- -All were gucsta । dings on Thursday. MhuL H mne- t nim me mln working for the good of the chib , Conklin on ’ - thc —- week -----------------------— londay attending “’’J1 dren of our atate-ouch as the Boy « 5th the hS?*,t *,y whlch accomplish a Monday attending the the Grand Grand RapRap- of of Mr. Mr and a»d Mra. Mrs. Carl Carl Knickerbocker Knickerbocker 1 Mra. Eleanor Stricken spent --------■ 1-------------------------'.Xn'S Scout*. Giri scoqta. Camp Fire: n.wJLT rfrWn number, of task*, many of ids ’District Ministerial meeting. °f Grand Rapids on Friday. ww» won ncr nui. la Girls. 4-H Clubs. Y. M. C. A. and 5uch will be^fron^^Jareh ,hem nJt eaj,y 0,1,3 But lhe ,un- ** Mr. and Mrs. Alien Pender were! Hoti. John c. Ketcham was in,and family in Charlotte. other organizations. It is not desired Io^’ nh <yn March Hattie wcl1 as the work* of KalnlR« honors, Mr:jaiXTmEySS: in Caledonia on Sunday attending Marcellus last evening where lie Mr. and wrv«D*m Mrs. Martin vanuaiscn . “jj . , to have the school* uwrp the func- git 1Lm°2,M£Elh .nnu a *hule*ome rewvd for each the forty-ninth -wedding anniver- Kave “n address at the High school were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. '** ers. a pretty rary of Mr. and Mrs Seth Grey. auditorium af a meeting spon- Kenneth Leins of Battle Creek. en Miss Ml“ Bennett 'wore “’re “ v vvel *’'­ tion of the churches in moral W-m-1 i£hday Council Sre for ^thi «,r<mp. beside* the devciopcment of character Mrs. W G. Frey and daughter . sored by the American Legion. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Knar Frandscn of vet frock. ' R‘r!s °f 1110 Baltle Cr0,!,t arca and apent several days with her parents. ‘ Ketchum’s topic was “American- lonfa were guest; of Mr. and Mrs । A wedding luncheon wa? served and For earning -honors'’ means de­ h 7rair m ■ Thl< r th? 15 ta rxPrctcd that many of the local 'following tluceremony, Mr. and Mr. and Mm. Lemuel Severance, re-[“nt" , On-al Sayles over the week end. i R1,U wlU a“«nd. This afternoon veloping persona!, mental and moral Reynolds going that evening to ^h^ils rannm^o ?he church turning to Michigan city Sunday. I Callers on Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mr. und Mrs. Alvah Kirchner of Mra. . .-chool.> cannot do. The church has Mis* Craven will sneak to all thc strength; brings out hidden talent*; •” often helps a girl to find out what Mr. and Mrs. Dean Oliver <lxml.se; Daniels Saturday were. Mr. -and Grand Rapids visited Hastings nd- their home In the Hayes, apart­ ^Fuib of near Plainwell were guests Mrs. Frank Marten andMrs. Wm. atlves Saturday night and Sunday. 1 ments. work, bat bcro.e the churches can. tnuinn nvni,i» she is best ntied to do. She can, of Missex Helen Wade and Elizabeth Schulz of Grand Rapids, Mr. andI. L. Reyes. Keith Puller and : , Roth Mr. and Mrs. Rcyonlds are ccaJ’1hS/emi!hMtadimXitdS^m't ,0 ,hem ,hc dcUUls bf ,,w birthday think better, talk belter, memorize known in this community and better meet the public better, re­ Finch Saturday night and Sunday.; Mrs. V. L-Wolcott of Charlotte. Mrs. David Boyes were in Ionia on Fa- well , Mrs. J. M. Townsend visited Mr. A- T. Eash. Mbs Helen EOsh ami day attending a huhbermen ’s meet- . [they have thc best wishes of a train from along better, acquire a I iiig. w " • “■ ' ' -lanje circle of friend^ for a long and and Mrs. Ellsworth Townsend of [ Joint Seifert of Freeport unite on a wholesome reasonable «^,wrui !h. vs... -;,t. dignity and pleasantness of manner ' County Y Secretary C. F. Angel) ; >>a PP > ma rried lif e woarain. Each ehujrh h„ > deOnlU ■r?!™?,,,? K Flint pan of last week, returning J Mrs. W. D. Campbel), Mrs. David -------- -- --------------- ------------- ---------------------all her own. mpMWblU.y lor .euslou, rfuea", SX “ n “ ¥"b™ry W.X m> ill • ' • ••* - ■ Sutuniny accompanied by Mr. and | G-xxiyear. Jr. Misses Arlene and ‘'"ill ‘Hi I*«■ hi Ru'Phnwdiv Eu«t Lansing Thursday i,., Thc name of this group means Mia. Townsend |Florence Campbell. Mrs. Don BHven and-Friday attending a stale Y ,,fcL* ..... •Priands" which each member, is Sumner four kirlx striving to uphold and exemplify In iand Mrs. Fred Palmer were In Olivet meeting. ; BRAIL aim BIRTHDAY. child"S*hulW‘Z’ "XI on Thursday evening and heard tlie Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson and Mi>. Olive Djylc and daughter every possible way. in their homes, Olivet College Symphony Orchestra family of Flint were Saturday night. Norma. Spent the week end with now 10 itnta, nuddnw‘hli iV ’ut'd alld wrv'd ■ “unwr lor thr in the scljools and in public. .with Roderick White as guest con- “nd Sunday guests of Mrs. Nettie relaii.es in 1> troit and celebrated S7, At the meeting. Mi*;. Leona Win,d ■ “eh?„eh rm' a^Xy'ViS i ductor assisting Pedro Pu*. Hyde and Pau) Hyde. Ithe nincty-nrst birthday ot Mrs Inger acted as chairman tor the I Mis* Klabcl Bisson waa the guest Mr. and Mrs- Ix?on DeLano of Doyle’?, motijcr. Mra. M. A. Heath, MWUM need <0 U'"mrVS^ afternoon, and Miss Marcia Iron­ of Dr. AVinifred McLravy and Mrs. Grand Rapids virited her parent;. *ho will be remembered us un old help of the Spirit of God. which will 'Mred a dinner at Ute ^.me^f side gave .an 'interesting paper on : Tillie AcLaugblin of Grand Rapids Mr and .Mrs. Hugh Riley, and M; : resident of Hastings, Mr. Heath be- mve Uiem the jniwer Uwy need in ^anc-es Sutton, nme other membra ’ Madame Schumnnn-Hcink. Tli~Mrta'arT^kmT'to earn । on Sunday. Other guests were Mrs. Belva Riley Saturday night and ih« a prominent photograpiur here Mr. fchapeUe urged the coordma-1 mJ?" c^ukta-Mni fUnda fOr ducS and wU1 “l,l,rec,ut« Harry McMurray of Kalamazoo und Sunday. for many gCMTn. Mrv Georgia Gilsor. ‘JJ** hr anr aA Uta,u:e «*«n K» their very Misses Elizabeth DeYoc and Esther Mr. and Mrs. Frances Angell and held open house' on Saturday aft- non of lhe *w|t of all the churches activities. .. Elffcrt of Muskegon. The gathering baby of Lansing will be the guests ern«x>n Irtm two until six und enter- with a definite moral training in.’lutaSJKflSti^T ^while worthwhile activities. was in honor of Dr. McLravy’s of Mr. and Mra. C. F.Angpll to-, tained nine gucsu.far dinner. On the school*, fo the end that effectse thC Ka^ birthday. i night, tho baby remaining for the Sunday twelve guests were enter- S XXr‘Lcc!>moluS Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Knopf balance of Die week. tained (or dinner and ‘open house young may be accomplished. ttlr!s „.n kl__ . . were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray-Sunday guests of Mr. anil Mrs. O. held in the afteauxm. all of the imThc church provides public wor- * nJt j Mrr’ 8lK,cr *rwd MU* ‘V "I“” °“r ald ■“«■ ■»" UmnTKribTMiidlS mond Windeknecht of Owoaso on W. Sheffield were Mrs. Clara Wilkes mHliute tamfly being present. Mrs. S Mildred Betjy s guests with icc cream and Saturday. Mrs. Windeknecht and ttnd daughter of Charlotte, L. J. Heath was remembered with lovely school*, lhe church stresses evan- — ... • is nurse. schod(r 1. baby reluming with them staying Todd of Eaton Rapids and Vcmor from her large circle of frtends geiism. which the school* cannot do.. Tuttle. . alpniinp, nav 1Jav „. U-OB OB _, — II celebrat-.cooKies. . ’ | Valentine's Day was well The church and .hr «hool cn hri|>Ilxl' till Turaday when Mr. Windeknecht Sheffield of Battle Creek. ---------------- -------------to lr,u>, .hr conwlence. The .peker1 .<<1 |S bv the various trrnutw nf c«mn'I came for them. '; ** “ Jqhn **’— --• Mra. Sparks, Jr., of Detroit [ MAKERS’ DINNER SUPPER AND BRIDGE. Th®* TBwanka. Camp Fire group Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shulters, Mrs. came Friday for n visit with Iwr training '’no^onl’v [the fdtcrnoon of February 10. the [ oaturuay Saturday evening Mr. Mr. ana and Mrs. You Will George Hale and Mr. und Mrs. Don­ perenta. Mr. and Mra. C. P. Angell, held a, Fire Makers' dinner at th». gro,ll’ of BIue Blrds were1 James Bristol entertained with a a Id Stedgc were tn St. Johns Sun­ Mr. Sparks is coming this week Sat-' home of Frances Sutton. E. Slate Tire Earlier day, the guests of Mrs. George urday and Mrs Siwrks will return Ist- Saturday night at six oclock. ,churchy but will be helpful to such lgiiarcjlan. Arloa Meyera. Mra. Henry Booxcasc dining- room complimen- j with him-on Sunday. The entire meal was planned, pre ­ Shulters and Mr. und Mrs. Chas. fMulder's group of Blue Birds had^tnry to Mr and Mrs Einar Fraud-1 In the day if your vision is ; Fritz. There were sixteen present Mr and Mr*. T. D French and [ Pa«‘d. and -erved by a committee ol Imperfect. The imperfect their Valentine party ut the home :se« of Ionia- Mr. and Mrs. James , und live birthdays were celebrated. daughters. Elizabeth and Floritnce.plrIu rrom Nw group. Followfog the GOOD ATTENDANCE I of Judy Fuller,' on r February 14. and Radford won the contract honors. [ vision ALONE will lire you. Rev. Stanley Lawrence of Sandy left on Sim. ay by automobile for dinner, a pnafram was given whir:', AT O E. S MEETING l°i n. ana __________ tiie',uuy sam«-runcr ufternnnn CBr th<>u*ry <?ntutlnva» Creek. N. Y., who. with his family. their new home m Los Angele* confuted of a play written by the I 'Ths.. . ,1........... .... t... a burden—wilt be easier [ ha?; been visiting his brother-in-law, r'attr .he_W. K&Stodd “■ “ Nr«..K, » .umt. UU. Bdt. K.ley t. j dime—and done better— ' Rev. Win. Gearhart, and assisting sSs'fSS?x him in revival meetings, together Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller ot guardian. the businea* meeting thc entertain-[ son. who is guardian of tlie Aowa- ' , with Mrs. Perry Tucker, a sister of Shelbyville spent Friday with Mr --------- ------------------------ment committee, under the chair-’kiva group, entertained the girl* at OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY. ;Mr. Gearhart, left for their home and Mra. Bert Tmklrr Mrs. Esther White, fur- । her home on Park street and in the mmuhip of Mra. i| iwnuuu Richard «. A. mi Orooe. E.. unnic:' Rflrtiett:; About thirty friend* of Mr. and• maiuhip 'this week. . . -wk. L. u. k ,n the members and visitor;-Evening ------ *-------------------------- was host-1 >ed to Miss Edna Schultz i......... i Thc Rev. J. A. McNulty. Secy. C. nnrt and Rlnhai*H Richard Cook attended ,the an- j'Mra. S. J. Hughe* gathered tlrtW n>«h«» interesting pro- css to the Klyuga'n groiip at her to help them cele-!* 1*1' exceptionally c“ Angell. Mra. Mrs. A. W. -Woodburne -Woodbume nual mial Lincohi Lineobi <|inncr <|innrr iu i» Grand Rapn.... !,Saturday F Angell, - ----- evening «...----: ~ gram. A group o( ladles, members of | home. Mrs. ‘Ray c<nk 1* the guar- ' and Mis* rbrato J-K-sr fifth wedding annlvcrMiss Ethel Joae*. Jo.tcs, abio also the Rev. Rev j*ri* id* Saturday evening. evening. M. D.'McKean of Middleville were । Mr. and Mra I. E. Barnett. Mr;< I ®Jry: Ute evening in the Women- Club gave "The Old chan. The Shatallaya group enSJngmg Bch-Xri.” directed by Mrs.)joyed a Kipper party at the home\ . in Grund Rapids on Monday attend-!D. D. Walton and Richard Cook lit- [p !* , ,!R. •'’an’e-s iU’d !“cc „ , , . , Mrs Edwin Sayles, their guardiIng the meeting of the Area Sunday tended the Battle Creek Civic wete ’•cr’-,c*- AU leR leelin . Idm».F McCoyIhr parts were well taken and the fan. ttnd Mra. Faye Donley's group . ’School Council of Religious Educu- Players production. “Autumn cro. they had .iad j i.ood tunc und wishlion held at Central Reformed ’ cus." Thursday evening. ■;nu t,M IU nianY more nappy anni- actors furnished a lot of fun for • okiciyatl. were entertained at her ! 'heir audience. Refreshments were, home that evening Mr. mid Mra. Even Wickham anti j vcri"r,c_‘,j __________ served In the dining room, followed -------------------------------------1 naw?elCr«ufhUML‘1',un’,^f,,,P,U °Vl>r BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. by several tables of bridge. CIRCLE NO. 6. Mrs. A- K. Frandscn. pleasantly) km\r‘™ JT ’ ,McC «nd and Mrs Trd M?ad d CIRCLE NO. 2. . entertained Circle Na 6 of the muh^ErhSkm formerly . Hartmgs' came CillllC Monday. MUIIUU.I, Feb. rtu. 19th. IVUI. Circle J*w, No. J2 VI of mr the MLLI1VU1OI Methodist Iu. L. Zl. A. MetnodLst Ladles' Aid bn Monday RM?sMFtavd Gerhart nrr Iri.-nl • , ■ with *Uh well W‘‘11 filled b “’ k''15 ,o P J«baskets to hcl help Jo-; 8- held a delightful meeting at thc evening, a pot luck supper was en­ rJt’rv U- * 5r «ph --- Mead -------- celebrate ----- --------hi* ’ 72nd —' birth” ” home of Mrs. M L. Cook on Mon­ joyed followed by a program of' .V?n 1 'y?m u du>- Tllf‘> enjoyed a 'fine visit, and day evening, with a good attend­ game*. . Clubs, will attend the annual lunch- ... ’ . . n.avCr the after- ance. A bountiful pot luck supper BRIDGE CLUB?-. 7; "J was served and the business meeting S? honi. S l“n b,nl- followed. Mrs. T. S. Baird conducted Mrs. John Nobles entertained her. Saturday, Feb. 24 the devotions, and Mra. David badge club Monday noon at lunch-1 Kalumamo. aa>s* , , , r . ■ Boyes was in charge of the social:; eon. Contract was played, the prizes! being won by Mrs. Charles 3. Potts, TM'o'mARKIAGkZ *T---------SUNSHINE Ml SIC CLUB. hour. markiages AT The sunshine Music Club met ut Mra. Kim Sigler will be thc March and Mrs. G. A. Ironside. Prnte.tr t-xn^n nrH^ 11 n ,nc”1 Gearhart the Ixtmc on of Thursday R“v. und evening Mrs. Wm.Feb C. hostess. • rwrte^mrri strain. Thc necewary aid multi from a modem’ex­ amination such a* we offer. L. V. HESSMER EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Phone 2634 Heeling* ECONOMY SALE! Friday, Feb. 23 Hills Bros. Coffee Tha Coffaa Suprama »• sale Salmon Sale Buy Now and Java at Thata Low Pricai! Tall Alaska Fancy Pink Salmon Ruby Red Tall Cam Choica Red Breaet 5 com 1 can 14 69c S ««. 79c / can 17c 5 99c Bait Rad Sockayt Butter PALMOLIVE The Beauty Soap 4u,,19c Middlavilla or Fraoport Pancake Flour Bacon Armour'a Star By tho piaca, lb. 181c Picnic Hama ». IJk Beef Steak *m cm. b../ Ifcjc Work Shirts Winner Brand. Etna Full Cut . . Brown Fleece Gloves 10c Union Suits A SPECIAL VALUE! In Sizes from 3(» to 46. Ecru color... "J Q Q Sweaters Heavy Shaker Knit... Par,"°01- 95c Shoes for Men NUNN HUSH and SHAW SHOES... ... >85“ T.S. Baird Clothing and Shoes for Men and Boys HASTINGS BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. Investing Safely The careful pilut takes a course through the known channels .. of safety, avoiding hazards of strange waters. Thc safe course for a financial institution is the one charted by knowledge and experience. During 41 years Standard investors have received fair Divi­ dends im their Certificates . . . never a miss . , . never a laws. This record has been gained through long continued manage­ ment by officers and directors who give their undivided Umt and attention lo the interests ot our I MM certificate holders. Standard Savings & Loan Association Detroit, Michigan G^iawold at Jefferson J. L. MAUS, Local Representative, Hastings,Mich. trt.RAl HOME ""'li?; “ lK”», Tom*'" Mnmtoy Mrs. Arthur Hawn was hoste.u. to j. p. t. Club on Monday. twelve .1- ... . oi. , !*Twenty-nve children were present. 1U.UWB l»U.« who «w»u the Udli tainJm, “ni” . RamS. VKT'“f,‘ n“n'"" —•-. refreshment*. —•——— oi uranu Kapias ana mius Viva . .nirirw i .lontim-s Mr ut a luncheon given on Saturday by •lovely ►''"■J ■'«■- Mrs. Sidney French ol Middleville honoring Mra. David French, were SSK’m&S'wS^SH.Xr.^,*“"■”»?™ "“wy Mrs. Orval Sayles. Mra. David Good­ Saranac, and Mra. Mildred Smith I FLORY—EDGER. year. Jr. Mra. Kenlth McIntyre, probate register*. । The marriage of MU* Lcllia Edg- Mrs. Josephine Todd, also Mrs. Harold Walter Hazel of Richland; cr. youngest daughter of Mr. and Einar Frandscn of Ionia was a and Vesta A. Silcock of Delion were: Mrs. Jacob Edger, to Oscar Flory, guest. married on Saturday. Feb 17. at- son of Mr:;. Ida Flory, took place on ULTRA CLUB. tended by Mr. and Mrs. lUiiirson Saturday tn Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Ermont Newton de­ Louden of Delton.^ . Mr. and Mra. Flory will reaide in No single article of food should be so popular in the home us Good Clean KNIGHTs OF I ION'or part of th? Harry Ruchlc house on lightfully- entertained thc Ultra Club on Tuesday evening. Alter the KNiGHTb Of honor Broadway. Best wishes arc ex­ Milk. These are tho reasons why yoti should buy und use more such milk:— v HAD HAPPY TIME, tended. pot luck supper, bridge was played, Thc YnlghtA of Honor SdntUy , , honors being won by Mrs. Ray School dh.Mf Lloyd Shafer, teact.cy.. WILEY—PARTRIDGE, Waters und Charles Leonard, high, Milk is a pearly "balanced food” in itself. . held a patty on Saturday night al. h. a. Wiley and MUA Mildqjd and Mrs. Otto Isenhath und Andrew It is the cheapest food you can buy, when food values are Aben Johnson’s shack down the1 p^rtndite were united in inarriaRC Roush, low. Thomapplc. seven members attend- on Saturday moating at Angola. considered. Ing. The boys enjoyed a "Woods- 'Iudtan.« Mr and Mrs. Wiley have BLUE BIRDS HAVE PARTY. (3) It is a nourishing food. man’s Feed'’ and had a grand time, returned to this city and Mrs. Wiley Fourteen members of the Blue A Boy $cout Troop was spending the'is continuing her work iu> teacher of Bird.,, the younger Camp Fire girls, It is especially needed for growing children. (4) week cud there and had made ajuje join?.-, school CongratulatUu acre entertained by Mrs. Keith Pul­ (5) Health authorities urge at least a quart of milk per day huge camp fire,dugout* and a lean- and best wishes are extended. iler on Wednesday after school. to which the boya all enjoyed. ■ ---------------- «-♦-»--------------।Games were played and a lunch was for each child, and a pint a day for every adult in tho ------- the evrnln».at ---------. the_ shack, . . ।I FiNGLETON—KIDDER. ,served by the hostess. Thc children After home. the lads came into towntind attend- [, William Fingleton and Mrs. Leona (all Jud a happy time. i Rayner Kidder were untied in mured thc last show ;<t the strand. How nearly does the consumption of milk in your homo approach the stand­ NEW IDEA CLUB. iriage on Saturday evening al wvenP. N. (L CLUB. .. ----------jthirty o’clock, at thc. -Methodist The New Idea Club was enter* ard fixed by these health authorities? \Mrs. Mary James wa* hostess to pnrronage. Rev. L. L. Dewey jier- taincu by .Mrs. Maurice Crookston the P. N. Q. Club of Rebekah* Tues- (forming thc ceremony. Mr. and Mra. on Monday evening. Feb. 12. Alter a Highlands Dairy can furnish your home with Grade A Milk at the ««ma । day evening. Feby. 13. at her home Ne!j Kar-.her of Freeport were the lovely (i o'clock dinner, a very mer­ price charged for a lower grade. Visit our dairy and you will see why thw I bn North Broadway Al the bust- laiteiidanta. Congratulations. ry evening was spenf with old fash­ ness meeting Mra. OrphS Linington, ——ioned games and n Valentine box State of Michigan authorizes us to sell our milk as Grade A. Evei Iwas elected president. Mrs Edna'. SLOWLY GAINING. Mbs Margery Boyes was a guest. milk you buy from Highlands Dairy comes from our own tested |. Wood, vice-president, — ,——„ and Mrs. .... An-. Marjorie Boyce, nine yea is old * BRIDGE* PARTY? * tz Mycx, jtaa Myers, secretary and treasurer, ........... daughter .......................... of. Mr. ami ..... Mr-. Roy credited herd. , Mrs. Arthur Chase and Miss Jo- I |Pot luck supper at 7 P. M. was fol-| Boyes, is slowly recovering from a j lowed with card* and oilier games, bud case of car tfouble. She has sephlne Chaw entertained al bridge ‘ Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ora been cont'imd to the house for over on Thursday evening, three tables) being In play. Top score was won Newton. Mrs. Anna Myers, Mrs. Nel- four weeks. lie Freer and Mra Mary Janies. by Miss Ru’ih'Furr. A dainty lunch , l AND 1 BRIDGE CLUB. wss Mrvcd by the hostesses. I BIRTHDAY DINNER. , ----------------- --------------, Mra. Beatrice Dccou will enterTelephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. | Mr. and Mra Roy Fuller enter- tain the U and I bridge club ThttraDESSERT BRIDGE. Mrs R K. Kurd Is entertaining J tained with a family .dinner Frl- Idav afternoon from tun o'clock until (day evening in honor of their ton, tour o’clock at her home on West lour Ulrica ut a desert. bridge thia' KeUh's, birthday.. Green Street. ztterr.oon. Use More GOOD MILK w The HIGHLANDS D .1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 81, 1934 WANTS Evary truss we fit !i guaraateed to hold tha rupture and we keep H in proper ad­ justment for yon. Let tu show you the Now Akron Truss Store Our Service rriVkik QaruM U LOW RATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. PENNOCK HOSPITAL. grandchildren snd one great-grandA son was bom on Feb. 17 to Mr. * Funeral services were held at the and Mrs. Richard Rose. 325 So. Ranilly move into the Curtis Marshall ovep St., tlie little one being named Quimby church. Rev. Conklin offi­ house Thursday of tills week. ciating. Burial in Striker cemetery. Richard Earl. Jr. Tiie newcamet Mrs. J. E. Norton Li gaining nice­ weighed seven iiounds and 14 ounly and expects to return to her ORANGEVILLE. Prayer meeting will be held at the | Mr. and Mra. George Maurer. 1102 । Mr.’ and Mrs. Ivan Edgett apent S. Jeffcraon St., are the parents of a past week with hte parent* ut * Reviews of Home and Foreign 1 George Weller lias traded hte home of Me- and Mrs. Ot^ Whit­ •son born on Feb. 19. He has been,ij the Hickory Corners. ■ Magazines were given by Mra. War- farm for Grand Rapids property, more Thursday evening of lids named Leo Francis and weighed || Marian Rupe was quite ill the and expects to move as soon as Mrs. I ■ rcn Roush and Mrs. Wm. J. Field. eight pounds und six ounces, past week with quinsy, but is better. The book review ot -Christunity Weller recovers from her illness.-We ■ a girl weighing eight pounds and । at this writing. and industry in America" which •nil hale to see these good people Mrs. J. W. Sheffield M*MT*Baturmove fixmi our midst. They have I was given by Mra. John Ketcham Ray Wells, day at Kalamazoo. made many friends during tlie few was both interesting und enlightenI Mr. and Mra. Alt Lewis and Mra. I 1 ipf, the theme of lhe book being years they have lived among us. A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. I Gladys. BRrnhart and daughter, attended church ut North Maple' ■ based on “Sacredncss of Personal­ L. E. Holcomb. Dowling. Route 1, ; Eileen, of near Caledonia and Mra. ' tty" and “Brotherhood of Mankind." tnoVc to Grand Rapids, hte health ! Grove Sunday morning. W. O Pierce ot Plainwell were A number ot people hove been bn Feb. 20. His weight was 9 lbs. March 14th. tlie Founders Day having been so poor of late that he meeting and annual luncheon will has -■■old hte personal profierty. rent­ liavhig colds and lagrlppe in tills ed his small farm and will move in­ ' locality. be ut the home of Mrs. M. L. Cook. About twenty from this place to his own home In Grand Rapids. Inez, the eight year old daughter I Frank Eugene Bldelmun, son of S. George J. Juppstrom. Jr., left for -of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cobb. Iiad J. and Martha Bldelman. was- borfi went to Cloverdale Saturday night GROUP NO. F. i and put on a play there, which was Extension group No. 1 met in tlie, Detroit Friday, where he has cm- the mtefortune to cut her lip und in. Branch Co. Mich.. Oct. 25. 1855.:much enjoyed according to reports. chin quite seriously when riding and died at hte home -in Hastings.1 National bank community room 'ploymrnt. ’ C. L Boley .spent' the week end hi! down hill at school. She was taken Feb. 13. aged 78 vra, 3 mos.. 18 days. Tuesday afternoon for a lesson on to the doctor and six stitches were When a small child -his parents -Feeding the Pre-.w.hool Child" The Jackson visiting relatives. • taken to close- the wound.. ' moved to Barry Co., where he has leader. Mra. E- A~ Gauvin, gave a spent hte entire life. He was united very interesrtingrtnd instructive les­ Caledonia Friday evehing and are feeling pretty good over the results. in marriage to Sarah S- Roush who son on causes for faulty .food ha­ ; passed aMiy sewn years ago To bits and how to overcome them. Alsu Sec the sport colunui for reports. capital lo finance lilniM-lf we will Indoor ball games.Friday evening' GRANGE PROGRAMS them were born four children. Mra. reviewed “Salad Making" and how make an attractive proposition to Emma Rice of Hastings. Henn- of to buy our foods economically. x were well attended and a fine tune’ wll baked goods In and out of enjoyed. Maple Grove. Mra. Belle Fulton of Hastings.— Box J. 1-21 Hastings, and Julia who died at the day was well attended and uh goods age of three. He also leaves three sold at satL?factory prices. CARDS of THANKS It must be near sprllft! Several new awnintf* were erected here on Main street the past week. Buy Pedigree Bred Chicks in 1934 John Tyler,of Vermontville is vis­ iting his ton Arthur, and' family for a few days. Our P. T. A. was held Thursday night- After the pot ■ luck supper we were entertained by a play called "Wash Day," two darkey solo se­ lections, und a Mr. Llndsly- from Hastings gave a slight of hand pcrformanrc which war. enjoyed by all. Mra. Craven and. Mrs. Tyler were in charge nt the program. Mrs. Sherd Sparks of Hastings called on her daughter and family/ MTs. Clifford Hammond. 'Friday. GEO. M. NEWTON trist! “"S' Player Piano or nearly new Upright Piano near Hasting* by paying only small remaining balance doe on easy payments. Wonder­ ful opportunity lo get a good y.lano al low cost. -Address , RESALE AGENT" k O. Box 352, Detroit, Mich. Horse Sale At Tayhir's I'rrd Barn. So. Main St, Noihviile, on SATURDAY, FEBY. 24 matclwd pairs. Safe Deposit Boxes Under present economic con­ ditions you cannot afford to buy second rate chicks that will develop into Just ordinary lay­ ing stock. It costs Just os much for feed, fuel and labor in rais­ ing a poorly bred pullet.as it does a well bred one. For the whole year trying to get eggs out of stock that lacks breeding for efficient production. How can you prove Foreman Strain Chicks are Better? Offl- Odessa vWted their daughter and family. Mrs. Warren Bottom Satur- lest entries, in 1934 laying contests' prove that Fore­ man's Strain Leghorns are not only Michigan's best bred, strain for large eggs and high production but are the leading RING GEARS THE CHURCHES ranks among the five hlghe.K strains in the United States. Visit Foreman Poultry Farm and see for yourself what adifference careful pedigree breeding will do In developing larger and more rugged blrijs that will g|ve you a higher pro­ duction of larger eggs. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH HasUnga National Bank of Hastings NEW LOCATION MORE ROOM BETTER SERVICE L/XRGER STOCK FINER DISPLAY A Little Gift for You Saturday Wallace Feed & Seed Store N-ow located in the Withey Building just a few s doors west of the old stand. STEADY WORK... GOOD PAY CAUCUS NOTICES RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call on farmer* in Barry County. No ex­ perience or capital needed. "Write today. McNESS CO, Dept. B, port, Illinois. GEORGE’S SHOE REPAIRING and HAT CLEANING SHOP Ladies' Soles, electric vulcan­ ised, no nails to both­ er your feet—Soles OUC Men's Work Shoes, soles and rubber heels, four $4 AF months guaranteed I «Cw Craftsmanship SHOES DYED—30c Hastings markets Flowers I peas, (iatToilils, pnnpdragonM, tu­ lips, calendulas, violets, etc., arc charming . .. A44r«« V1 SA!.«— Fr lit । Lankrr.l It. . Rpt even the loveliest of flowers look more beauti­ ful when tastily grouped. M.. Uob M. JunI 1 -■ V. Hllj; oak era, we suggest that you consider one of our bouquets. It will cost n more; will be far more pleasing. All orders from a Single Flowei to the most elaborate of Bouquets hand­ led with equal courtesy and attention. Phone 2530 Spring is in full sway at the VVilcox Greenhouse ... Fresh, colorful blooms ready to be made up into exquisite bouquets “oft PAIJ:-X~, >,,,„ ^,1.—FTTj.. 4 rr.ll.-a r„i „r, Mttl, Ro>d FOR RAl.F.—Drv .n4 r,.fB WDed. K Rtala Ri. pheg> g.y,;,_____ FOR SALE —Chrrr»lrt J929 afurk Service b iUdjtdized; -Wu select jour on standard Say it with Flowe 'jSinger Sewing Machine Co. , ,I CHARLES H. LEONARD AnthotUtd Barry County Agrat THEO. BAUGHMAN The Florist Proves Its superiority all others by taking first in Los Angeles Road and the A STRICTLY STOCK CAR RACE SUPERVISED BY AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION The Ford V-8 Wins again. Again it comes in first in a grueling road race. Again it proves the superior performance and reliability of its V-8 engine. On August 26,1933, the Ford V.8 won the 200-mile Elgin Road Race for stock cart. Yesterday, February 18, it won the 250-mile Invitational Gilmore ( Id Trophy Rond Race at Ixis Angeles, This race was open “lo any slock car in America with a piston displacement of 300 inches and under.” That meant every low-price car and practically every medium-price car could enter. But they couldn’t match Ford V-8 pet* formance. It .left them all far behind and finished the 250 miles in 1 hours and 14 seconds or an average rpeed of more than 62 miles an hour. On evpry road- traffic tic-up—in every le*l of |>erformancc anil reliability—the New Ford V-8 shows thc same outstanding superiority that brings it home in front in back­ breaking, nerve-wracking, quality-testing races at tremendous speed. Again it proven the outstanding value of the V-8 engine. Again it prove*—be­ yond question of a doubt—that the Ford V.8 gives you more for your money than any other car. The Elgin and Loa Angeles races were STOCK Car races. Their were no trickedup engines. Both races were supervised and directed by an impartial board—the Contest Committee of the American Automobile Association. FORD DEALERS OF MICHIGAN �Wedneidty, Feb. 21, 1934 i low Stir Piano 1’prlKht Plano y paying only Detroit, Mich. Sale! rd Barn. Ha. ishville, «»•» , FEBY. 24 n honw-r. rangi. old and. up. DO lb*. Some pains. under gunran- IP, Propr. THE HASTINGS BANNER PART I next year the county will receive' WINDSTORM CO. REPORT 1 = SALES TAX COMMISSION under the McNitt law 0483OOJ*nd, Homemakers' Corner ' SHOWS FINE CONDITION . Home Economics for 1930 *6,900 more or 065JOO. AftREVISES FARM RULINGS Come to the Universal I er 1935 the McNitt law will return toi Extension Work Sales of Livestock Feeds Are By Home Economics Specialists tiie county 055.200 a year, all of1 Forty-eight Years of Steady .which the luw stipulates, must be L Michigan State College Now Exempt From* the used in. the construction and main- I a Growth and Prompt, Sattrnance of township rood* taken I EAST BALTIMORE GROUP. Sales Levy iffactory Service (Continued from page one) Simple, inexpensive -Quick Coffee oyer by the county. With the 055,-1 Tlie East Baltimore Home Eco.. Tn a Hat of revised rulings issued Cake' is suggested by home eco­ available each year it is believed i The Michigan Mutual. Windstorm forthcoming until July, so tliat 200 , Insurance Company of Hastings U nomlcs group met with Miss Esther'by the stalcboardoftaxadminlstra- nomics specialist* of Michigan State there wa* a long delay. It u to be ,in a few years all the township'I the oldest and largest company of Striker Feby. IS. for an all day: lkon M.ver.i changes have been College for the family which is tired i hO|x-d that thc state will pay roads in the county can be given a I ita kind operating in Michigan. It's meeting. The group agreed to work - made in regulations as they apply ot bread. of gravel. The roadbed will : promptly this year, beginning tn coating ' the P. T. An. to UJ encourage cin.uUI«Kv to lhc wiles sales tax ux on farm product-: proaucts- Thr-_ I I history over a period of 48 years, through xrHnnid Th, l™. __ ____ ■ <h»< __ April. »o that lhe commission can Have been prepared so that tlie | since iu organization In 1085. has hnf hot ItinenM lunch™ tn in thn thc achooli. >nd■ IeM1. T1„ „i™ .... <»> .boom I on "Routing "Routing Ithe Good ----Rebels." , U„ ^1. oI Ior „„ S. ' ■ lay it* plain and proceed with thc roads can be maintained at a mini-1 been one of continuous growth and son on w lh„ ure mum of expense construction. We undcn.tand\ thc 6, Uie Inden. Mr. ln IMlnli uvt,um ar peulu, ex­ salt ut added to two cups sifted successful operation. Over four mil­ The following u our list plan of the commtalon' btjp/first' Nellie Fincher.and Miss Esther clusively for marketing Durrxwes is flour. tnix£d. and silted together.! lion dollars have been paid during Striker. A True-False teat-wax giv- I *“‘le [or theTurocwof resate and Cut !" “; Combine 006 in ** 1-33 cup .1tat. one egg finish thc 28 miles of uncompleted HEAD TAX WILL NOT this period lo Michigan properry ““ *°Lk We’Ve already igro? JnxXXrefrom-bi the ?n“ a*3 C!*P nM.‘k *W the flouf.‘n.‘x* for thi» week: roads left over front lost year, PAY OLD-AGE PENSIONS owners for looses sustained by se­ had. Only 14 members present this'^nrj are not taxable ture to thu all at once, stirring' which Is only fair'to the townshipi vere windstorms. where that work was designated to 1 One 1933 FORD DE LUX SE­ We ,h??e t0 haVe * ?*U*r i- TbL, Th1® new rul,n <k*s „ noK’- "cmPt num,« do.. L. W. Sunday, president; Guy Rhove been done last year, but could 1 Estimated Revenue $2,000, Crook, vice-president; E A. Parker, •» lhe. next meeting. !frem ^yini ia, ai.y DAN, late model, perfect con­ not he be romnteted completed because of thc OQO Whjje pengjon8 Will adjourrard to mret in March bought for production of eggs and secretary treasurer; and twelve di­ dough evenhr. Brush top.i laic stan, for which thc sute was; dition and low mileage, only . . rectors located In as many different with Mrs. Edith Welch.—Prances miiw osfc tablespoon -■*-» flour, four: responsible. Exceed (5,500,000 Bhurlow. Pu blicity Sccn-Ury. , Und „ „„ o , sections of the stat? constitute the ns/sugar. und 1-2 table-j STAR NUTRITION GROUP. h Ito “ hatcheries are "= not taxable h'- when ‘ The first 168 miles of township Judging by the experience of oth- governing body/ of thb, great com­ One 1931 FORD MODEL A, spoon cinnamon together, and highways were improved in 1932,. er state*. Michigan is going to find pany. There are also about nine .. .1..,— 12—...Ithe hatchery sells all of the chicks. sprinkle over the cake. Bake in a Panel delivery, fine condition. The Star r 1 Ml °[?up wi ! poults or ducklings hatched theremlninea'. whm the eouuiy only rrcHvM tn.- that--------------------------------------------------- agent* ---------„„ charging 02 per head for adulte---------hundred scattered over -.in r., . .....KJMHUit. .. . _ writing ... (rom. mui But wnen when ine the natenery hatchery rvre-1 .----- Mrs. ---- Ella Hammond ................ j ironi. 600 under the McNitt bill. 'Hie then-will fur short of footing .... the AaKIIllK"** Michigan looking after —... come .... ___ _ the ____ _ meet .with Important food substances are ■ rillllltV - - ■■ business. Thursday. February 22. ot her home , tabu the-effltka either for ftt urosutets county enpinn-r engineer, .tni-V Jack Rakowsky. hill bill In. for nlrl.tacr.x old-age fjm.lon. pensions. According I {of new South Jeffenon. Members urged auction duction or or consumption consumption me the sales ---found ,n molasses which had charge and kept within tiie ap­ to the estimates there will be 20.000, Tiie annual report shows the on - >«»•=»■ One MODEL T FORD COUPE, •« • nr«2 te'tteSn ere to saiea “ble. ■huuhl.» i>. —tlelmi, Ic rantilrn C4 /__ ..j « ____ . propriation from the state. Last ■tensions of eggs to lhe hatchery are taxable. *'* to nav pay t>int that will will require 04.-- company .. to be a.. in _splendid financial fair condition. year substantially the same mileage 800.000 ...in addition there will „ be position, with over three hundred However when lhe hatchery sells I' the cockereb, toms, cull pullets, hen J*ing wi 11 provide .a tastj dish for wk taken over, and the work was several funeral expenses to meet flfly million dollars Insurance at risk SEEKING FOUNDATION Only dinner meal. turkeys and green ducklings but re- the ,he dUuwp ,neal dune under the direction of Com-1 every year, besides the co-it of maln- and a membership of 94.761. IN VAN BUREN COUNTY tains lhe other rpullets or stock . Mix inixsioner Jamas Crawley. As we tulning the state pension bureau, forand sift 1 and 1-4 cups flour. 2 The fairness ot this company's One 1929 WHIPPET SEDAN, stated there wax a late start, for I eighty-three county old-age pen- adjustment and lhe promptness egg production, breeding or con- tablespoons sugar. I teaspoon cin-1 6-cylinder. which Mr. Crawley was In nd way slop bureaus, the c<» of registering with which it settles iu claims has A fietltlon requesting esublish- sumption, the Ux applies to 50 per namon. 1-2 teaspoon salt. 1-4 tea. respotvabte. Further It must be ex- the adUlts who are to pay the tax. won high praise and appreciation ment by the w. K. Kellogg Founda­ cent of lhe eggs sold to the hatch- «P«»n ginger. 1 teaspoon soda. Com­ At only ।bine 1-2 cup boiling water. 1-2 cup! l»laincd .that on the roads flnixhed collecting the money and other ex- from IU patrons. tion of a cobnty health unit in Van ery. When sales of baby chicks or oth1 molasses, and twb tablespoons melt ­ qtider his direction much more |*nsrn. The total bill, it is estlmatPast experience has demonstrated Buren county, signed by 930 officials 1932 FORD MODEL A, 4-cyl. gravel was - ted than was possible cd. will be 05,579.000. that devastating windstorms in and represenutlve citizens of the er hatchery stock are made for the । cd fat. Let cool slightly and add egg- lhe preecd t year. The McNitt! The legislature evidently thought Michigan are almost sure occur - county, ha* been presented to purpose of resale thc tax does not Pour the liquid ingredients into lhe TUDOR, good condition — ,dry. add 1-2 cup raisins, and beat money for last year wax 034.000. an I that they were going to meet thte antes every year. This company has Foundation officials in Battle Creek apply smooth-running job, only . . . . When the baby chicks. poulU P^r >n o*>«l "^Ids and cover increase of nearly 07.000 over the-expense with a head tax of 02 for paid losses of considerable amount it has been announced. lirccedlng year; but surfacing with each person twenty-one years of age every year since 1893. The petition, regarded by nation­ ducklings are sold before the sexes with lid or with waxed paper. Steam are separated to a purchaser who . 25-30 minutes in individual molds or more gravel costa k Id of extra or over. According to tlie experience ally prominent health education au ­ This is a company of which the money and. as we have explained, of other states, it la believed that people of Michigan should feel Just­ thorities as unprecedented, requests buys with the intention of retaining, »-«0 minutes for large mold. If FORD 15-PLATE BATTERIES Mr. Crawley made better roads the returns from this head tax wiH ly proud because of ita fine record of that the Foundation introduce in the pullets or other stock for egg no steamer is available.. put a rack which required more gravel. The not exceed 02.000.000, which will’ continuous and satisfactory service, the county a health education pro­ production, breeding or consump-, in <he bottom of a kettle. Mrt^ the General and Corduroy Tires and Accessories average of the 140 miles of town- leave over 03.500.000 to be raised by rebuilding thousands of buildings gram corresponding to that now tlon. and the cockerels, toms, drakes mold* on this rack, and udd'enough the molds ship roods taken over and complel- taxation or from some other source, throughout tiw state that could not sponsored by the Foundation in AJ- and cull* for thc purpose ot resale. water to come up around th * n ’oldfi rd lost year would show much more i Either lhe pensions wUl have to be have been replaced had the owners tegan. Barry and Eaton counties. the ux applies upon 50 per cent of half way. Cover the kettle and be­ gravel used than was true in the held down to very small figures, so been uninsured. Foundation officials sUte that the the gross proceed* from such sale. gin counting time when the water preceding year. It wax necessary to!as u> keep within the esdmated in­ request will be taken under advise­ The purchaser should give evidence boils Baking powder cans make borrow some money from the coun- I come from the head Ux. or the tax ANNOUNCE NEW RULES ment by the board of directors of of intent to resell for lhe other 50 good molds. ly i-oad fuiyl to finish the 140 mites j payers wiU have to dig up more cash the Foundation, who in the near tu- per cent, otherwise the tax w*U ap­ GLASS CREEK. , and this will have to be repaid to and pay thc 03500.000.—Allegan Ga* FOR EMERGENCY LOANS ture will determine whether activi­ ply to the entire sale, the new rul­ that fund this year, so that the pos­ ties of thu Foundation will be ex­ ing holds —Ingham Co- News. Frank Francisco, wife and baby FORD DEALERS sibility in that not so much gravel tended at this time, to any area be­ of Kalamazoo are spending the Farmers Seeking This Type will be applied an previously. Tills - NORTHEAST WOODLAND. SHEPARD GARAGES INC. yond the three counties in which week with the former's uncle, Chas. is to be regretted because it is lhe Convenient parking facilities In Whittemore, ahd family. Hastings Michigan Will Velte Is very sick with pneu­ Credit Must Apply First to health unit* are now maintained. ' -ravel that makes the rood roads, monia. The petition was recently present­ one of the largest ramp garages in Production Credit Assn. Louie Erway and family and Ruth bui it you can't have the money you ed to the Foundation by a delega­ Western Michigan are now being Erway of Kalamazoo were Sunday, Lavem Hullibergcr of Caledonia East Lansing — Faimcrs who in ­ run't pav for the gravel nor the cost took dinner with John Stairs Fri­ tion ot 11 representative citizen* offered Hastings rhotorlsU visiting < . lend apply for loans from the from lhe county. Heading the dele­ Grand Rapids in the Shepard Ga­ ’visitors al Ray'Erway s. of spreading it on the highway. day. emergency crop loan fund this year, Grandpa and Grandma Erway are This will leave two more Install­ Miles Bawdy of Hastings called should first apply to the local pro­ gation was L. C- Mohr, superinten­ rage Inc. located at Fountain and rejoicing over the new son bom to iI Mr. aqd Mrs. Chas. Whittemore at­ very sick, is reported to be earning j dent of the (South Haven schools. Ionia Avenue. The building at this ments of township roads to be taken on'John Stairs recently. tended the Community meeting al ■ nicely. . duction credit association which lias oy uie corner was was formerly formerly occupies occupied by the ?|r-atw* Mrs. Dick Ro»jp of HMtingr..,i the town hall Saturday night. over. There will be substantially 168 Mr. and Mrs. Plinny Hanxbarger been organized In their district, ac­ Other members included L O. Gil- comer Misses Myrtle and Doris Hall re- 1 miles next year and the final install­ were in Lansing recently to see cording to Wm. I. Myers, governor, lesby. Decatur, chairman of thc Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Warren were turned to school Monday after scar- j county board of supervixors; Harry ment will be 168 miles in 1936. For their daughter, who is sick. farm credit administration. ' Lansing visitors Wednesday. lor 01 i fever quarantine. Borrowers can only qualify for Hough, ot Paw Paw. county school years. A night and day service is Forrest Havens i Sunday visitorswife at and Ray daughter Erway'* . letMiss Al. Wolfe, Alice camp returned BatUT- 1 loans from the emergency fund if commissioner; Dr. N. L. Goodrich, offered motorists who are assured I Those who attended_the parish were. were. AL Wolfe, wife and 'daughter they are unable to comply with the of South Haven, dean of the piedical of easy access to Grand Rapids ho-[’meeting at th* Good ~ ‘ Will church ‘ ‘ ’ and Maurice Erway of Grand Rap- ‘da>’ from Detroit where site ha* ! men of the county; R. E. Meek, su ­ requirements for loans from the ids.the {been working. , were! well repaid by tels. churches and theaters. This Thursday perintendent of schools of Bloom ­ Art Lard and wife of Battle Creek' Remember community mcettnc I production credit association. The talks l»y Rev. Robinson of parking garage is located in the excellent ” application to the associations will ingdale; and Rev. Gordon C. Speer, the Trinity chureh of Grand Rap­ were Sunday visitors at Roy Oakes'. Saturday Feb. 17. Come and «r.jsy j determine whether the applicant dean of the ministers of the coun­ centcr of the business district, con­ ids and Rev McKean of Middle­ ;the good program being prepara^j to the shopping, commercial can meet their regulations, and. if ty and pastor of the South Haven venient NORTHWEST RUTLAND. ' Ed. Wilkes of Nashville spent the and financial districts. Read spe­ ville. also Rev. Kennedy, our pre­ he can not. he will then have this Congregational church; Carl N. Last Week s Letter. | week end with his son. John WUMfl siding elder, was present. Sink, preaident of the board of edu ­ cial announcement on another page proof to offer In requesting the Forrest Havens and family and j Mrs. Mary Mills, who has been so (and family. cation of Covert; C. 0. Monroe, edi­ of this issue. emergency loans. tor ot the South Haven Tribune, o. Production, credit associations have been formed ih all district* in W. Kaye, superintendent of schools. AND Michigan. The 18 association* have Paw Paw; f)r. W. G. Grayburh. of their offices In the following cities; South Haven, dean of dentists in IN STOVE OR FURNACE Sandusky. Bay City, Lapeer. Mar­ the county and Berton Robinson.su­ perintendent ot school* of Hartford. shall. Charlotte. Pontiac. Cadillac, The petitioners Included the 21 su­ Goldwater. West Branch. St. Johns. pervisors of the county; 23 phy­ Ann Arbor. Stanton. Gaylord. Mus­ sicians; 16 dentists; 10 county offi­ kegon. Traverse City. Paw Paw. cers; 11 newspaper editors; 13 su­ Manistique, and L'Anse. perintendent* of schools; 38 minis­ Inquiries addressed to tlie secre­ ters; 359 members of boards of edu­ Telephone 2515 Frank Sage tary of the production credit asso­ cation; 22 mayors and city counctf * ciation at the city nearest thc writ­ er will obtain Information about members: 106 members of American either type of loan. County agricul­ Legion posts; 19 Boy Scout leaders; 54 Kiwanls members; 210 teachers; tural agents can also answer ques­ one president of a Women'* Feder­ tions about this credit. ation. and 27 citizens at large. One requirement which must be met before a loan can lx- obtained HINDS CORNERS. from the emergency fund is that the Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hendershott of borrower must have cooperated in the plans tor reducing crop acre­ Kalamazoo visited iter parents. Mr. ages. This will mean, in Michigan, and Mrs. C. N. Tobias Sunday. Margaret Moore spent Friday with that the loan applicant, if eligible, shall have signed, a wheat, com. or her uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Bump in Hastings. hog reduction contract. Proof ofMiss Alice McKinnl* of Grand cooperation may be obtained from the production control committee of Rapids visited Miss Siqie Phillips the county in which the applicant Friday night and Saturday. Mrs. Fred Bush and three sons of lives. Urbandqje spent Sunday afternoon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. QUACK! QUACK! O Tobias. ■ Born Sunday, tlie 18th. to Mr. and There Is no specific for tuber­ culosis—yet every year appear new Mrs. Carl Qillons a son. He will an­ patent medicines and fake "cures" swer to the name of Martin Wilbur. Remember lhe community meetpromising speedy recovery from this dangerous disease. Such statements inr at the schoolhouse next Friday are false as soon as they say •■cure.” night. Hill Billy boys of Hastings will furnish entertainment. Bring but thousands annually are hood­ winked Into purchasing gross lots of sandwiches, cookies and pickles and the concoctions, thereby lessening your table service. Several In the neighborhood en­ by months, years—sometimes alto­ tertained the flu last week. All are gether. their chances for life. Under the present Food and better al this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Keet Tobias spent Drugs Act (passed in 1906). there is no restriction on the claims that can Thursday evening with her sister. be made for cosmetics, depilatories, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy of hair color restorers, etc. The federal the Slate Road. Mr. and Mrs. Burrell PhUlipi government cannot touch manufac­ turers of these products, no matter visited Mr. and Mrs. Smith at Mid­ If they are wholly dishonest and dleville Thursday. Mr., and Mrs. Roy Pierce ot Bed­ their products have been proved ford called on Mrs. Mary McIntyre dangerous/ to use. The application of. "Lash-Lure.'' atr the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. an aniline hair dye put out by a Tobias Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Butler Smith ot California concern and apparently especially recommended for eye­ Hastings spent Sunday afternoon lashes. resulted in many, many cases with Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Newton and family. of inflamed eyes and not a few of Mason Newton and Stewart Wa­ partial or total blindness. Of course, Start your plans today... so when some desir­ the advertising for this cosmetic did lers of Delton visited Mr. and Mrs. not warn of the danger of loti* of Edd. Newton and family Saturday. Miss Georgia Newton accompan­ sight. Passage of the revised Tug­ Repeated requests to use a neighbor's telephone able business opportunity presents itself you. well Food. Drugs and Cosmetics Act ied Forest Hall's home from Sab­ noon prove embarrassing and inconvenient for both would make it necessary for a bath school Sunday and they will have sufficient funds with which to act! manufacturer of dangerous drugs or brought her home in the late after­ persons. The “borrower” has to leave her house, noon. cosmetic* to print such a warning even in bad weather, to use the telephone. The Mrs. Dorcas Chapman of Hastings in, his advertisements and labels, or spent last week at the home ot Edd. accommodating neighbor is interrupted in her stop manufacturing. • . Some medicines sold to sufferers Newton's. work or rest. And sometimes she even is asked to from asthma, havfever, etc., con­ LOWER CROOKED LAKE. deliver a telephone message! tain potassium iodide, although no Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Francisco and Indication of tills fact may be on the You can have your own telephone at a coat of label. Thc Michigan Tuberculosis family of Doster spent Sunday at Association wishes to warn persons Nick Boorman s. only n few cents a day! It will pay it* way in the Mr. and Mrs. Mark Derhammei who have arrested cases of tuber­ convenience and protection it provides culosis that potassium Iodide has and daughter of Coldwater spent ®for the entire/family. Any Telephone the peculiar property of converting Sunday afternoon at Haney Hart­ well's. an incipient case into an active one. Business OfficA will furnish complete Mr. and Mra Chria Zimmerman They should take care then, that information, aad take your order. any concoctions which they might spent Sunday at their farm at Law­ use do not contain this particular ton. Nearly all the men from our street drug, perhaps harmless to others, but injurious to cases of arrested tu­ attended lhe Com-Hog Reduction program meeting at Prairieville berculosis. Friday afternoon. u , CO. UNO COMM. t COMPLHSPUBS: A BARGAIN 1! TRANSPORTATK $525 tings Universal Garage Co. RV1CE SPLAY urday ist n few Red Clover Eastern Kentucky Coal BURNS LONG CLEAN Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO place Ha c e SOCIATION x*rforu>* ord V-8 priority n liarkr-teatiag ig value >’«n—be­ lie Ford ley than were tricked, erviacd rd—the SAN IT’S INCONVENIENT AND EMBARRASSING FOR BOTH Lack of FUNDS an Obstacle to Success! T is an admitted fact that the financial wel fare and success of young people today is largely dependent upon .whether they save a or not. The lack of part of their incomes ready money is doubtless one of the great est obstacles to financial success today. One of the most convenient methods of accumulating funds for any purpose is by starting a savings account in this 47-year old bank. Deposits in this bank are insured under the Federal Banking Act of 1933. HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1934 COATS GROVE. J THE CROSSROADS. | for the malady with which they are I entered, bond of executor filed. Ict- DRUGS DO NOT MAKE affected and. in ease of contagious Marcinc Kinne and Evelyn TownMrs. Homer Bates Is seriously ill ■ teni testamentary issued, order -HENS LAY MORE EGGS disorder*. proper sanitary measure* send spent Sunday at George Coats* I at her home here and her sister, limiting settlement entered. should be practiced in the house* observing the birthday at Doris. Mrs Hattie Hopkins, of Battle Est. John Schlcfia. dee d. Return Mr and Mr* Wm Noble and Mr Creek U helping to care for her. from circuit court filed, agreement Good Ancestors and Proper and runs where chickens are conflnad. The bacteriology department Mrs. Oeo. Bailey of Grandville Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Sledge spent filed, certified copy of Judgment Feeds Correct Medicines at Michigan State college performs and M. Paul B. Cridler. dee d. Petition filed, petition for Admr. filed, order and Mr. and Mr*. Paul Thompson i Friday in Owosso visiting her mothAdmr. tiled, order appointing upjxjinting Admr. entered, bond of for Curing Egg Shortages I pest mortem* on thousands of and family of Battle .Creek visited I er, who is ill at the home of her nr. entered. bond of Admr. filed, Admr. filed, letters of administra­ chickens annually for farmers of the Bunday at E. S.,Thompson's. ( 'daughter, Mrs. chaa. Cliff. er* cf administration issued, or- tion Uiued. final account of special state and makes recommendations Mrs. H. A. Woodman and Ruth Mrs Nettie Kenyon of Grand limiting settlement entered, pe­ Admr. filed, order allowing claims reduce the profits from the poultry for the treatment of such diseases as in for hearing of claims filed, no­ entered, receipt of Admr. filed, dis­ flock is to buy drugs or tonics for respond to proper treatment*. This and Paul spent Saturday in Kala-! Rapids I* spending a few days with mama I Mr. and Mrs. Orley Smith. the purpose of making the hens service is given without charge. te creditors Issued. charge of special Admr. issued. lay more eggs, according to the The men of Lhe P. T. A. are put- • Mr. and Mrt! Newman Tuttle of Est. .Marshall Tripp. Discharge of poultry department at Michigan ting on a program at the Woodland Lansing spent Sunday with Mra. BARBYVILLE. Admr. filed, letters of administra­ guardian toued. estate enrolled. state College. tion issued, order limiting settle­ 1rr > .... .. ,, the L. A. 8. will be held In the P. T. - A. on Tuesday evening of this Jane Tuttle. ■1 ,'r i Mr. and Mr*. Davis of near Mld— saa 1 Egg F4,K product Ruction Up matter of inpa,^ to a pot luck *«*. ment entered, petition for hearing -herited --------- -----------------ionuicr.nwvc Those wun.who n ; hive Our birthdays P. T. A. will ' « t”®?1 „aunday wtth •JohI' _ _ " characteristics and ofGWK prop- wno dilincr Ourbe held ,. <».this «... claim* filed, notice to creditors iscr feeding. Mongrel birds are ve ry ln February be our honor week Friday evening evening with with pot pot Iluck Y. M. C. A. ITEMS I ant " iinnmfimhi. nnd hr«u i February will , honor week Friday uck.! C*** and family. dock and:a anoa pro- ‘ apt to be unprofitable and ixtu heti* I „ueSta Everyone <• is Mwiianv cordially invlt- 1* supper at at seven o o'clock Mildred Roush of Grand Est. Cassius L. Glasgow, deed ------- „ -----which are compelled to forage for L« , gram In charge ot Mr. and Mrs Al- :R*P*ds spent Sunday with Mr. and Warrant*and inventory filed. Middleville Hi-Y group have been I ELt*"* * Mra Chest*r WUktU' JanetU lon Wooa - i !£t S^htrY Eat. Jacob W. Felder, dec'd. Orfortunate in securing Wm. carmlch-1 *n Wltag the 'KS basket. Raymond returned to their home | Mr. and Mra. E. O. Smith went to £.ughlcr' WUnitt ael lo become leader to take the I <to not cha^e the faetan ln Lansing Bunday. They spent, Midland on Sunday to visit rela- *,th her' ,.t tsred. discharge of estate enrolled. place ol Owen Lyon*. They expect to e^J?t* m X days with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 1 Um. ! fominr----------S’Thuradaynights 10 nly ply needed needed food food elements elements so so lhe the || Wlltoiu winelt* last wt -.-u.and called on 1 Mr. and Mra. Andrew Townsend POUUNK. Est. William A. Cridler. Release of'Jm------------|* Nashville Hl-Y Monday Chester, who te. guardian tiled. | CTiester. who is -a patient at Pen- ' have been on thc sick list, also Dor- ’14151 Week's Letter, . Est. William Onu. dec’d. War-! with the help of the Evangelical ^'5^' a" *nock ho*pltal. . otny ___________________________ othy Ba Barnum and son and Mra. Al-■ Mr. and Mra Frank Waters and Mr. “nd Mra- Vcrne Hawbllta. Or-1‘ ierdlng. rant and inventory filed. |I church and Rev Wurtz put on their F,““k.7'nH'l.?Ll^lp>L. 1 ■Mrs. John Waters visited Miss Or­ *"e*. W‘J*’?1.1*'*1’/1hatT° kno2 tha and Bla,r oI H*8hbank accom- ; The Club met at the homo of Mrs. pha Waters, who iuu been ill, in Est. Clinton 8. Boice, dec'd. Order annual Father and Son banquet. Compulsory military training was | d™« £ f?' wU* panlcd Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wil-. sopha Smith Wednesday with a fine 1 Battle creek Sunday. allowing claims entered. Est. Michael W. Kelly, dee d Pe­ thc subject of discussion of the older: ;cox to the home of Mr. and Mrs. | pot luck dinner and the following Mr. and ana Mrs. George Ransom tition for hearing on claims filed, in­ Y group last week led by Clay Bas- 5U^^ef^ e^ments nwded pr0? ——— —------- ' »*“*»*■"• "r“^ a rlJw“Jl^?ia.rB? J? u*1. Nina num । were --rrc Sunday Sunday gue*U i*u£*t« of «, Mr. Mr. and m>u Mrs. cura. ventory filed. Anal account of execu- seU . where they spent the day. Sdfft’'Love ‘so — old Vester ' ________ , t ,________ maintain the body weight of thc ”day * " Mr. Townsend: "*~ - .c« ” laj WIU- Sweet'Jeue O.Vl. I ' —* * of u.- Hastings, lor filed, order allowing account cn- ' and Mrs. Martin Holsebus. Von and ----------------- • enterSong;" Roll---------------------call. Jokes; Letters ofMr. ---* and --------------Mrs Theron Caln SOUTH COATS GROVE. ‘ hen, to supply warmth and energy, tered. discharge of executor issued, Maxine were also guests: Washington's read by Chairman; ‘ tained about fifty of their friends at; Anna Endsley spent and to supply the estate enrolled. ^..^...^7 of v. Hastings . — material ------ - — _ conMrs virs Mrs. unas. Chas. uav Day uno and *41*5 Miss Virginia Mono^pgue, Orpha Richardson; De- their home Saturday evening. — * * in ** —* an. Mr3 ncrbert Wilcox vten unday at William Bayne's. tained the eggs ** themselves. ** Good Est. Margaret Deamer. dec'd. Sunday bate. "Resolved, that the present The Boy Scouts were entertained । Katherine and Pauline StuU and or grain*, greennil feed*, milk, shell, and charlott4.‘ on business Saturday Waiver and agreement filed, order | depression doe* more to promote with a supper at lhe church SaturIt fnrnixh thn nwd.­ vrmtlMHC uu uuaiuian uuiujuaj AUdra Endsley attended »a hlrfhdav birthday, grit furnish all the material, materials need appoUiling Admr. entered. ’ The Barryville H. M. C. met with crime than ignorance. •’ affirmative, day night. dinner given for Esther Ragla Sun- ’ ed by the laying hen. &t. Mary A- Turner, dee d. Proof dinn Mrs. Feme Hawbllta Thursday. A Mr. Case and Hubert Barnum; neg-J Mrs. Englehart's sister of Lansing • w I Diseased hens should be treated* I very pleasant day was spent. The of will filed, order admitting will day. ative, Margaret Coats and Nane visited her Bunday. ■ j lesson. "Routing jhe Food Rebels in Cooibaugh. The affirmative won. I 1 ; tiie Family” also a lesson on feed­ ; In flic paster contest Mrs. Margaret ALL PRICES INCLUDE SALES TAX! ing the pre-school and school age Coats won first place and .-Sopha ! child. Many suggestions for the Smith necond. [school lunch were given. It was The L. A. 8. will meet next week i not decided where the next lesson Thursday, March 1. with Mrs. Lillie I 1 will be held. I Bolton. Dinner served by Club No. f Mr. and Mrs. Dale DeVInc of 4. and program in charge of Kath-1 j Nashville were Sunday guests of erine Clum and. Bessie Woodman, 'i j their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph The Birthday Chib will meet with | Veltman’s Vanilla Wafers. fl I DeVinc. Mia. Mrs. Margaret coal* Coats to ceienrate celebrate Cocoanut Bars, Dutch.Spice, and it*. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster called the birthday of her sister, Mr*. Doris “Everyday Low Prices" I* the others. Fresh. Crisp, Tasty. , on Mr. and Mrs. Sam Geiger of the 1 Teeter, next Tuesday, Feb. 27. Come ■ cornerstone of the C. Thomas ! Striker district Sunday evening. for- pot luck dinner. Stares' Policy. Under this MrAnd Mrs. Chas. Day and'chll---------------- < • * , policy our retail prices are dfen and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day -------------------------------------SOUTHWEST CARLTON. SHEFFORD CHEESE mw*. 12c raised or lowered only, on a । and children jpent Sunday with kHatu„ llH Nearly >wu two nuuutru hundred . attended thc. Several Varieties. Swiss and Llmburger. «i lb. 15c market change, up or down. Pr<nk* ‘nd ,tm“y of "The Path Across The Hill "I .Has.Un*s„ .... . which was given by the Carlton You will find lhe same “Ev­ Will and Verne Hawblitz and community. Thursday " evening. I eryday Low Prices” on Mon­ Herbert Wilcox, were in Woodland Quite a number from this vicinity day and Tuesday as on Friday Friday and Saturday on business, were present, if there were some and Saturday, unicss it has > ttiriinlvK ■who ditto* Bet a chance to see it at ~ « ' " . „ Carlton Center, watch for later an7T plcnlsh our stock at a higher The Branch school P. T. A. will noiincetnent. we intend to give it1 market price. Think what this meet Friday evening. A good prottgaln 1r the near future hi Hastings, Pet, Carnation or Borden’s. means lo you In convenience, gram has been planned and refreshMr and E*rl Keclcr and . economy and satisfaction menu will be served. 501ls BpCni Sunday with tlie former's Lynn Marshall stayed a few molher, Mrs. Margaret Anspaugh. Miracle Whip s.i.ais,., j., 19c nights with his Grandpa Marsliall Of Quimby. in Nashville while attending school.* william Shriber and daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Fred Reid called > Hasting* called on Mr. and Mrs. “BEST YET’’ ion their daughters and families.:shriber Sunday forenoon. I Mrs. Jim Canfield and Mrs. Esther Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Pew and Kansas Hard Wheat [Keck in Battle Creek Saturday. ,daughters and Mr. John Gould and I Mrs. Frank HawbliU spent Satur- | Mrs. Mina Adams and daughter A general purpose Hour, guaranteed to give you baking satisfaction. [day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.[carolyn Jean of Hastings spent Victor Jones In Assyria. Sunday evening with Mrs. Anna [ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bidelman Buck and family. and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bidelman ■ jack Wagoner of Hastings spent attended thc funeral of the for- the week end with Robert Culbert. mer's father in, Hastings Friday. I Mrs. J. J. Strodtbeck is slowly re­ Mr. and Mra. Doyle Marshall and covering from the flu. Surf-Rider, whole slices, No. 2iz<, can 18c. Crushed, No. 2^ can 20c. daughter. Dawn, of Marshall were [ Arthur Strodtbcck of Assyria CenSundny night guests of Mr. and ter spent one day last week with hte Mrs. Laurel Mar^mll. parents, Mr. and fcfrs. j. J. StrodtMr. and Mra. Frederic Swaru and beck. family of Battle Creek wen; Sunday j Mr. and Mrs- Evan Fuller and i No2>/2c.n guests at Bert Daly's. ■ ' | family spent Sunday with her par-1 Earl Marsliall of Marshall and ents. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole of i Proven Brand, Standard Yellow Clings—Halves. Mr. and Mra. Clair Marshall and 1 LoweU. * I family of Bellevue were Sunday * • *---------------1 callers at Mr. and Mra. Curl Mar-1 SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. I !sh?!l s' u , Mr. and Mrs. Otto Townsend spent | Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bidelman Munday in Grand Rapids. I •pent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Lau- MrWBad Mrs. Glenn Densmore and rence Poller s in Hastings. daughter* spent Monday in Holland Michigan.Fine Granulated. 5 lbs. 24c . Miss Merlyn Marshall of Hastings Mls8 Qlenna Blocher of Holland, spent thc week end at Mr. and Mrs. vMr and Mrs. Jay Dilman of Detroit Laurel Marshall*. and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strong and SURESET 1 Mr. and Mrs. Claud Reid and son : baby, Nancy Ann. of Jackson spent Gelatin De,,ert A , ■* "T_ I of Bedford spent Sunday with Mr. i the week end with their parents. Eishl Flavor* 4 P“«*- 1 I C : aiid Mrs. Fred .Reid. I Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Blocher. Wirigold Economy Wheat Farina Breakfast.Cereal. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bidelman' Mrs. Strong and baby remained FIGS California and Mr*. Henry Bidelman attended hfre 8pend the week. Whole Grain No. 2 Grange at Maple Grove Center Sat- | Christian spent thc week H OI. Ctllo. 10c urday. Forest helped on thc jtfo-Jehd tn Holland with friends. Golden Bantam can 8ram__________ _ _ ,__________ Mr. and Mra. Russell Kanlher of MOLASSES You'll like its natural garden flavor. i>i> Avdi’ Tviutrict ■ Hast Ings and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Br«i Babbit. Dark. Green . BRANCH DISTRICT. i Rantner and children spent Sun15c Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bidplman-day Ujth Levi Kantner. . and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bldel-i Miss Cornelia Wise of Battle SPINACH man attended the funeral of the ; creek spent the week end at home, PaatUc. Excellent Flavor. former s father at Quimby church Baby Francis Townsend has been Wisconsin full Cream. Delightful flavor. Friday afternoon. entertaining the German measles Chester Willett* is quite ill at.: the pait wwk. LARSEN’S Pennock hospital.' Mr. and Mra, Glenn Densmore T.TSSS?3 — 25c No. 300 can Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hoffman and and daughters were Sunday guests! two sons and Frank Hyde ot South of Mr. and Mra. Ernie Offley of ‘ Red Kidney. Alice Brand. TRILBY SOAP Maple Grove attended church and Vermontville. . ■ Sunday Schoo! at North Maple i Mrs. Munjoy entertained her fa­ With* oiyctclae 2 bar* 15c Grove Sunday morning. thcr for several days last week. ' Quarterly meeting of thc North Chas. Farlcc and family were All Varieties PALMOLIVE and South Maple Grove churches * guests of Mr. and Mrt. Sherman Made to Home-Made recipes. wUt be held at the South church Smith In Hastings Saturday. 3 B.r. 14C SOAP, Friday afternoon at two o'clock P.: a a »---------------M., and Sunday afternoon. Rev. W. SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. DRANO Mrs!''Lulu Gray and son. Robert.| Keep, the Drain 91 « Royal pkg». i ^<*K!LtaiJS5lMri*pem Monday visiting her sister.; Free. Can -41C I lie children and in-laws of Mr. xfn 1 The cri»p and tasty milk and egg toast. and Hn. Vine™, Nanon ,an ll»m J'rJSJ *“ 'Z Zrtc FLOUR 18c PEACHES 15c SUGAR .k 10c Campbell's in Tomato Sauce. / Shredded Wheat *- 13c Biscuits.' Deliciously crisped brown. 23c Chocolate MISSION INN COFFEE a. 23c Flour, Feed, Coal, Cement, Lime, Brick, Tile Ferm Implements TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH. SPECIAL Offer nds Saturday 12c Ambrosia Baking. Baking Powder , 22c K C —A favorite for many year*.\ Salmon ~19c a complete surprise Sunday after-j and . .. v noon to remind them of their thir-. ni^cd C^MaShaM Ity-third wedding annivenary. Those £.nTh dtetriJJ^ 128 Weit State St. . I I present were. Mr. Mra. and R.Mra. Lee ; ertQrX^M^ajSi Mr a„d r w Mteenar. Mr. and E Hall Mr«Jt<.rr.~i/*»«K jihSkSSh i [of Battle Creek, Mr..and Mrs. Ken- cillcfl ?t rhraE?m2*I . nelh Norton of Manhall. Mr and ■ WoSlaif^Sai^ht i , Mrs. Keith Norton of Manle Maple Grove Grove.. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman and Zeno Decker and Vincent Norton son. Victor, spent Sunday at Glenn’ i made a business trip to Lake Odes­ Aspinall’s near Hickory Corners. . sa and Portland Friday evening. Arthur Eddy of Nashville called [at the L. W. Jorrard home Tuesday. .NORTHEAST CARLTON. I Mr. and Mr*. L. W. Jarrard. Mr. Alonzo Decker I* confined in bed i and >frs. Clayton Jarrard and .with sciatic rheumatism. Caller* I daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith I the past week were. Mr. and Mrs. I and Robert Gray attended the fu- [ Kpklrr nf Hactluax Mr anrf Mr« ' “1,u r-uucr, wray UtlcnuCu tlie XU- ' Patrick church sing. Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd End*ley nturX moSn. near Woodland Thllrxziav mnmlnn ' iand children of Fowlerville and Mr. I rooming.__________ land Mrs. Tom Barry. adams iakv GarJ; ofdHa*UnrT*pentythe^week ; M?JjLjlcKU’bin *“d and end with Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lydy. I McKIbbln went to Pinconning SatMr. and Mrs. Jack Sbovan have urday "‘umlng Sunday, moved ahd rUlU{1 Mrs. Lyle Tobias of Butn.ovca on on a a farm .arm at at Maple mapie Grove wrote. Ue CfWk ' ZZ'"'Z-------- 1 cr. Richard Hughes, Sunday. anrt,Mrs wm shauuck and ■ wliWWBW ■ children of Parchment'spent Sun-' Mr*, llrmun Kins of l-'M ln Utc Qco- McKibbin home. CxhuMi b<. Dcvort. Mkh..: Grace McKibbin returned to ! “4■ "L* icto°l u,u Motley morning after a L ■ ‘nd me i t*4 P.L . •«»•> absence on account of ill­ ’ *nd mb raonih llfM' ML r’MeKibbin U assisting with y «v **• a/«. lhc housework in the home of her ncttdflM periodicdtosma” brother tyle in Otsego. i ta ‘lie* BaS*k* v- i Mrs. Whitney of Pinconning is; New Uu. uiku M cu. itoil I1K. U.-B I spending a lew day* in the Geo. Mc•1m, Ula. Of Uqwd, |L31 **?• D« Qw Fan? ■ Klbbla home. - rz Periodic Pains C. THOMAS STORES “Every Day Low Price,” THIS IS THE — 1934 UNIVERSAL— BIG VALUE Vesture* Delivered in your home for as little as no A smcc.-.h. mellow distinctive blend. A flavor you'll like. It s frtslUy ground to your order when bought. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY ELECTRIC WASHER Pork & Beans 3 -- 14c SYRUP E.lw.11 ii - ou„ Giwi Superior Pocahontas Coal a Trial UNIVERSAL 17c 5c S 15c 3 25c PANCAKE FLOUR E lb this coal the famous long-service BROOMS Tfi: 40C SARDINES The high heal unit and splendid lasting value, clean burning 10 Lb*- 48c CEREAL 5 i 30c Jj, r) X^V/lvlN RUSK a steady growing list of aatisfled dealer customers, multiplied •ereral time* over by many thousand well pleaxed bou»chold “±b 87c PINEAPPLE SX’X. CHEESE BEANS SOUP excltnlvely prepared coal In the whole POCAHONTAS district. YOUR OPPORTUNITY to banish wash-day drudgery, save clothes and money by this 3c*- 20c MILK of the sute of Old Virginia. Y< FINAL WEEK! COOKIES ‘Every Day Low Prices’ More Than a Slogan SUPERIOR Pocahontas Coal EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS! Never before has a Universal been ottered at this low price: tub. Nollilng to rust or loosen. • Fast-wa*hlng. 3-vane. aluminum agitator, cleans all fabric* thor­ oughly, safely. a €-position reversible wringer with positive safety release. Bust proof. • Large ■ "balloon type” wringer roll*. NO BREAKING or BEND* ING snaps or button*. • Life-time transmission, no oiling needed. No belts or pulleys. Noiseless. • FULLY GUARANTEED. only Saturday is the last day of this offer ... at this special price and terms. Don’t miss this opportunity to save Money. Give yourself new, easy, speedy laundering. It’s thc BIG washer value of the day! SEE IT DEMONSTRATED IN OUR STORE-or PHONE 2305 SPECIAL TERMS ON OTHER UNIVERSAL IRONERS and WASHERS Consumers Power Company �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. FEBBUABY >1, IBM ege that Michigan farman give Ka-1 ral* and have produced a greater very sick since he was taken with COOKS WILL WELCOME tahdln potatoes a trial. t percentage of No. 1 grade than the lubar pneumonia about 3 1-2 week* ’ NEW POTATO VARIETY Till* variety was developed by lhe ! Russet*. Katahdin* arc rtalstant before and tor more than a week hte U. 8. Dept, oi Agriculture in 1823 to mild moeaie and seem to be af- life was despaired at. He had put up and it has been thoroughly tested I footed by scab about tha same u such a valiant fight and seemed, to tn thia state under the supervision' Green Mountain* or White Rural*, be on the gain, and his death came ot tha Collep*. Field trial* have This variety does especially well .*» a complete surprise to all. Otto been run tn all potato growing sec- on the lighter potato aoll*. The tu- was the sun of Mra. Ida Burchett Ilona. | beta grow quite near lhe surface and was 34 year* of age. He was East Lansing—Potatoes which Katahdin potatoes are excellent so the seed should be planted deep- born tn Hastings township and atmake the housewife's eye* glisten table stock. They are good bakers | ly. Borne soil should be thrown to- tended the Branch district school, and which make tiie growers good and can be attractively served in I ward the rows during lhe last cul- later moving to Hastings where he, tlvaiion. ’ ~ j graduated from High school. He; tempered when they survey the any way that potaoea are cooked. The tubers are white, are nearly yield* appear to bo assured by lhe Seed of thl* variety 1* available'le,ve5 to >w,urn N» l»Ming. berecommendation of the farm crops round, and have shallow eyes They in lhe state. 'HU* seed stock hw *lde4 ,hc n'oth'r- «lc brother. Clin-1 department at Michigan State Col- yield about the same as Russet Hu­ bren ekrelullj wpervuM .nd hu*™' been examined for quality and for s€Ven •*aunts. Funeral services wcie freedom fromWJ tofor.^Uw concerning seed source* can be ob- Doon Bl ,hc u K church conducted • . by Rrv Rev. P F. fMmti. Loomis. nnria Burial wn* was in tn ALL rillCEH IN THIS AD SUBJECT TQ TUB 1» SALM TAXI tained by writing to the farm crops hv department at the College for Pleasant Hill cemetery. George Bassett returned Saturday names of farmers who still have from University hospital at .Ann] Arbor where he was examined in I the clinic. He is not'feeling so well FREEPORT. at thia writing. . . Born to Mr. and Mrr. Ray Neeb of Tlie Wor|d Day of Prayer was ob­ Blissfield, on Feb. a. a son Lewis served by the ch-ucltea of* this com­ Lavsrn. Mr. and Mis. Lewi* Neeb munity with an appropriate service spent last week in Blissfield making at the U. B.- church Friday after­ his acquaintance. / noon. The program wM in charge of Pound Mr. and Mr* Keith Bmelker of Rev. I. H. Osgood and was attended Carlton also aiuiouncc the birth of u by about thirty people. The general theme f <r lhe scrvke thc world over . Mrs. Harry Fields with Mr*. Thom*., and children now occupy Mrs. Morns Vanderllp has re­ tlie building on Main street just cast turned to her home here after of the Olthouse blacksmith shop, spending the past nlni weeks at thc formerly occujiied by Mr. and Mrs. Morey Moore home in Irving Cha*. Austin Everyone who is interested ui re­ February 14th, being Mrs. Mary vival services should surely avail Henney** birthday, site was delight­ themselves of tlie opportunities af­ fully surprised when a party of la­ forded them at the present time. dies came in will) well filled baskets Thc meetings arc continuing this to celebrate. Tn- altcmoon wm week „ u„ local „„ U. u. B. church under at the .pent with all klnde ol entcrUln|„dentilp ot the pastor. Rev. 1. msfit fun and nir-a ..Ilin ...... __. ment und und fun, and manv many nice gif Li .. ll. OMtosd. Rev. Vernon Paulson ot (2 sm. pk<-» 15c) were left with Mrs. Hcnney. The Hesperia, the evangelist, is bringing out-of-lo»rn guest* were: Mrs. Alice ,very helpful messages each evening Bachelor. Mrs. Deed Newton. Mrs. ,and there is special music occasion­ Red Sour Pitted Mote and daughter, Mra. Thomas. ,ally. Rev. F. Loomis, pastor of thc Mr*. Victor Henney, and two chll- 'M. E- church began u scries ot spe­ dren. Mr*. Harry Thompson and cial , QUAKER MAID meetings at lhe Carlton Cen­ Mrs. Andrew Roush all of Hastings, ter church on Sunday night. .He is With Pork Mrs. Homer*Henney und Mra. Roy doing , hi* own preaching and has Bunn of Campbell. Mrs. clint Hen- services . each evening at 7:30. Al ney, Mrs. Peter Thomas. Mrs. Emma 'Elmdale. Rev. Clemens, pastor of Andtriou. and Mr». Gio. Ttwmldon. the fi,urcl, 1* In Uw mld.t hnnlnir to tz> meet men with Mr* Mrs of a revivali campaign _____ ........... We arr are all hoping which began Henney again next year for another Sunday evening. He l* being assisted enjoyable time.—Contributed. by Rev. Vernon Shirley of Lowell, This Is Michigan MAde Beet Sugar Week! When you buy Tlie Misses Viola Qrowc. Dorothy un able preacher of the old rugged Miehi;sn Su:ar you help some deserving Michigan farm­ Ranu* and Ethclyn Earle and gospel. Service* each evening at er. Order MICHIGAN MADE BEET SUGAR! Mews. Harvey Rich. Clinton 7:30 at Hastings. Rev. Gearhart of Growe and Dale Beach, all of Beld­ the Wesleyan Methodist church is ing, were Bunday afternoon guests In a soul-saving campaign and has of Mias Gaytha Loomis. thc assistance of Rev. Stanley Law­ Mr. and Mrs. William Slocum are rence. a pastor-evangelist from Cen­ residing In lhe house formerly oc- M-a ww York. You <wu will WM, find a heartral „ New cupicd by the late Mrs. Nancy Mil- ty welcome at any of these services or Clam Chowder •bourn. ------- ----... formerly and al| ttrc tM>und t0 do you good. Mrs. ai~....H Slocurrt ..was ( Mm Sarah DePriesler. and is a sis­ ORANGEVILLE. •* ter of Mrs. Charles Price. She is at In Mtutard, 6e 1 present teaching al tlie Edger Ellick Rnbar died school. Mr. and Mrs. Slocum are Sylvanus Reed had rather an ex­ newlywed* having been married at citing time of it .when he broke Pkg. Maple Grove on Ftb. 10. . through the ice on the Mill Pond. Mr*. J. D. Cool remain* about thc Orangeville school had a very in­ same and 1* glad to see her friends, teresting afternoon Valentine Day. and visit with them. Many of the parents attended and Last week’s Banner contained an popcorn was served. Valentines were account of the death of- Harry distributed among thc children. Much merriment »as caused by M, on Monday ol tai Week Iran u„. Uu, „„ pkyed’ pneuinonU. Me. BUke and tamUy A quilu„g bee wu eipoyed by lhe were rekldenta ol rreei»rt lor a udlre ol lhe Orangeville seaim; rear* aim number or yrere end mi Mr . uiasc Blake ,, ]Clrd„ n ,t M„cl.ua, general*torc More_here un-l _conducted ___________ageneral here un1, S|MTOrt heme. A chicken dinner def lhe name of P. M. Blake and I ‘was greatly appreciated fey all. son. Harry had many friend* here Orangeville Boy Scout* arc very who regret to hear pf hi* death and busy working on their bird-feeding QrovUSa GELATIN DF.SSF.RT or wlio extend their sympathy to tlie station*. Good work Boy Scouts! Wc CHOCOLATE PUDDING bereaved one*. salute you! Mrs. F. E. Brunner remains about The Orangeville player* club put thc same at this writing. on an entertainment at Cloverdale Tiie L. A. 8. Will serve a Washing­ P. T. A Friday. Feb. irf. 'Hie enter­ ton dinner at the church basement tainment was highly appreciated. thi* week Wednesday evening. Sorry The P. T. A. served a nice lunch to we did >K>t know about it to an­ the visitors afterward*. The mem­ nounce it sooner. bers of lhe cast were: Harold HetTeMr. and Mrs. F..O. Hynes accom­ ner, President of thc Club; Mr. and panied by Mr; and Mrs. Vern Yar- Mrs. Burton Hurdlcbrink. Sylvanu* f" J,'" Reed. Charles rauirew. Hefleher. .rey Ray and Plain. Nugsred t Cecil Morels. Archie Breibtaw. Earl or Cinnamon College Recomend« Michigan Farmers Give Katahdin Spuds a Fair Trial . ATTENTION HASTINGS MOTORISTS When visiting Grand Rapids, you are cordially invited to take advantage of the complete facilities now offered by the SHEPARD GARAGE Inc. . . . Located at— [«l 8 O’clock 17c Bokar Coffee Red Circle Coffee Palmolive Soap Super Suds Cherries Beans Beet Sugar Lux Toilet Soap Heinz Soups Sardines ^eHow Wheat Chase & Sanborn babbit’s Cleanser Fairy Soap Trilby Soap -18‘ No. th FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES New Carrots, 2 bunches Cauliflower, large, white Iceberg Lettuce, solid 9c 15c 2 for 15c Mushrooms - Strawberries • Tomatoes IN OUR MEAT MARKETS Round Steak PICNIC HAMS BACON SQUARE Steaks Sliced to Suit You Club or Short No Bone — No Waste. DILLS Large Sike MINCE MEAT Like Mother’. Minced Lard 3 for 5c 121/ c izf? Ham HAMBURG OR SAUSAGE PICKLED PIGS FEET WilA IA< Oil In It 3 lb., 25c 3 Ibt 26c J ■ In The premises formerly occupied by the north unit of Grand Rapids Garages, Inc. A 24-HOUR SERVICE! Right in the heart of the commercial, financial and shopping districts... con­ venient to hotels, churches and theaters. We shall appreciatejyour patronage. 45c 10 Swansdown Chocolate Twirls Marshmallow Buds Doughnuts Peaches Pineapple Macaroni Pink Salmon Shrimp Gold Dust FOUNTAIN AND IONIA AVENUE Uu. 2$C FRESH FISH—Alt KINDS BONED AND CLEANED! FREE V * I1 FOOD S lOlfl Sl T Mr and Mls ciinora kahiio. Mr. Unirer.lly Ikwpiui M Ann Artxi; ^ Mrj> Jcromc Ol „ Mr, rrld.y erenlng u d u In very poor Knhllo u Bmdna, UaIlwt o[ ,he brellh ailhls writing. __ club. Mrs. Coryell Is vice-president. Qulle a number ol che jound lienK j u iJi. , . _ pie from here attennrgi attended tne the Ynini; Young';won ready applause. Jerome Ourjell People's conference at Hastings Sal- created ( thc atmosphere for tlie urday and report a very interesting ,whole iierformancc by hte master­ and helpful meeting. ful piano Jilaying. Tlie real attrac­ Rev. p. Loomis was in Grand ,tion of the evening was Mr*. B. Rapids Monday in attendance at Hurdlcbrtnk . and her tiny daughter the Ministerial meeting held at the Shirley. , Mrs. Hurdlebrin* sang coon Oakdale M- E church. songs and Shirley disguised os pick­ Mrs. Nora Hullibcrger and daugh- 'aninny d|d a song and dance. ter. Mrs. Iva Sullivan of Grund The Orangeville Community Club Rapid* were In town Wednesday ,will hold their monthly meeting looking after business matters. , Feb. 33 at the Orangeville church. The W. M. A. of the U. B. Church An old fanhlonod mixed program of conducted a very successful bake recitation* j und music will be given. sale in the Baxter building Saltir- A box social is to be held afterward*. day. ’The entertainment committee for 'The Freshman Class of-F H. 8. this । month is Mr. and Mrs. Fred enjoyed a party al tiie schooliiousc Burdo . and family, Charles Ooukmo. Friday evening and report a very and . Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Coryell and enjoyable time. family. Geo. Makley of Woodland came Saturday to spend a few day* with LOWE DISTRICT. hl* daughter. Mrs. F- 8. Hynes. John Thoma* and family of Lan­ Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Bangs of De- ising and Mr. and Mr*. Guy Smith troll called on Mr. and Mrs. F. E. 1were Bunday dinner guests at Watt Brunner Thursday afternoon. • Thomas'. Victor SUson and Sam Eckert Estcvan Russell's children of were business visitors at Hastings Bownc | center are attending thoWednesday. i Lowo school. Philo Scgar of Smyrna and EiJohn Nosh and-family and Mr*. nc»t Kenyon ot Hastuigs were seen Watt 1 Thomas ^nd Beatrice enjoyed on our streets Thursday: . i Hie play. Little Women” at the Geo. Ford and mother-in-law. Strand i theater in Lowell Saturday Mrs. Fannie Hcinsleman, of Grand night. । . Rapids, were in loan Wednesday Mrs. Wayne Benton and Helen looking after business interests. i -spent Saturday night and Sunday Miss Donna Moure was home from <with her son Vcrnor and family of her school duties at Jackson over (Grand Rapids. thc week end. Mr*. Ralph Huntington. Mr>. This community was saddened Edith j Benton and Helen. Mrs. Friday morning where word passed Flowie | Curtiss and Beatrice Thomas around that Otto Gregory h.1d attended an 4-H Club meeting at passed away shortly before midnight WhitneysUle Grange hall Thursday on Thursday. Although he luul.bt.ep ।ipght. A pot luck supper and a fine time were enjoyed by all. . .,522: Don’t Get Up Nights Eaton Rapids Qairy Farmer Could Not Best Nlfhte. •■My kidney* would not allow me to sleep; did not feel like fol­ lowing team next day. 1 look one box uf Dr.'Derby's pills and al­ most over night I cotnmencul to feel better. All because I could go to bed and sleep.” Signed; Glenn Rouse. Eaton Rapid*, Mich. Du you gu to bed to sleep or roll and to**? Get a box of Dr. Derby's pUb at your luvqillc drug stott.—Adv. COUNTY LINE La: t Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boger and son. Arlen, of Grand Rapids visited I Mr. and Mrs, Herman Winkler Sun­ day. I wm Gerhnger of Cadillac gpd Mrs Rose Wachter of East Wood­ land visited Mrs. Carrie Qerlingcr Sunday P. M. i Mr. and Mr*. Isaac Mote of West Odessa called on Mrs. Cirric Gcr, linger Saturday. | Mrs. Mary Kun* of Grand Rap­ ids visited her sisters, the Missea Kate and Row Eckardt, Wednesday and Thurrday I Herman Winkin' was a busiiicM caller in loout Thursday afternoon. OBJ-EHsIl Competent and courteous attendants. An Efficient service at a reasonable rate. Let us prove it to you ! i A HANDY GUIDE TO SHEPARD GARAGE KEEP THIS GUIDE FOR REFERENCE! Htart of Thinti,t AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming, I will have a public auction at my farm on Sec­ tion 6, Hope township, known ae the Robert McKibben farm, ten mile* we*t and south of Hasting* or four miles northwest.of Cloverdale, on , Tuesday, February 27 At one o’clock in'the afternoon. POULTRY. HORSES. Gray team, weight 2600 lbs. ' 45 hen*. COWS. Black cow, 7 yrs. old, calf by side. \ Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, calf by side. Durham heifer, 2 yrs., due to freshen. Black heifer, 2 yr,., due to freshen. Black and white heifer, 2 yrs., due to freshen. Full blood Holstein heifer, 3 yr*., due to freshen. Black heifer, 2 yr*., due to freihen. Jersey heifer calf, one year old. Red heifer calf, 1 1-2 years old. 2 bull calves, one year old. SHEEP. 41 ewes, all good ewe*. Lamb in April. — I offer the following property:— GRAIN. 500 buihel* corn. Few bushel* oat*. Few bushels of potatoes. TOOLS. One or two horsa wagon, good condition. Iron wheel wagon. Good open buggy. 2 pairs sleighs. Dump rake. One-horse bob sleigh. Dump board*. Empire grain drill. Two-horse John Deere cultivator. Good bean puller Land roller. Two-horse Syracuse plow. Spring tooth drag, iron frame. One-hor«e cultivator. Mowing machine. 2 1-4 H. P. engine. Pump jack. Double work harness. _ Other article* too numerous to mantioa. ...... TERMS-.—CASH. """■ | ) MRS. BERTHA McKIBBEN, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. �TIIE HASTINGS BANNCT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY tl. 1M4 Mias Mary Baulch spent several MILO. | HENDERSHOTT. | CLOVERDALE. xleavor hi lhe evening. Come. days in Battle Creek tlds week. Homer. Mildred Mra. AO ronCT nCDAPTQ Homer. Herman Horman and and Mildred Mrs. France* France* .Hendershott Henderabott returnreturn- . Mr. Mr and and Mrs. Mrs. Grant Grant Dickerson Dicxeraon rnon- ■ Mr.' ,nd Mra' ®?m K<^!ar -"T7: Tlie Valentine party at tho school AS FROST DEPARTS ptslwr attended a shower and re- ed to'her home Thursday from ascertained Mr. and Mra. Roy Head®f hotiM? wm very much enjoyed Wed­ -- »» „ 'ccptlon at the home of Mr. ami short visit al her non Mel a in Kala- ! Icy and Mis* Belle Dickerson of Au- ™"“rtlay <lth Mri “a nesday by mother* a* well as the Mich. Reaps First 1934 Har Har-­ Mrs Richard Artntx Tuesday eve- mazro. -gusta. Sunday. i pL^nt vi.ltnrs nr Mr >n<t Mrs Prom Woodlands as ,UnK Bivcn for ,hrlr ‘lau«'h,cr and Aunt Diehl Holcomb went to MidMr and Mn( Roy pcnnrl* and s^/Couch^ ™Mr and Mrs pupils. Tlie East Baltimore Nutrition vest From From Woodlands Woodlands as as lnisba|ld Mr and Mra Gordon dlevtUe Wednesday for a rHt With <r|entfa of Kalamazoo spent Bunday -ucTtv dkwhtJJ an? Mra claw met with MUs tether Striker Winter inter Loosens Grip Foote. A pleasant evenins was her relatives there. wither, and Mrs. Ed. Pennell. i bother N^,rthHa&ung* Thursday fortheir leaaon. spent with games, singing and mu- , Mrs. Lean Slocum and little La- ( .’J?* “ 7ZL ar. j Couch's brother of North Hastings East Lansing —Loosenihg of Jack . Rc,rcihTPnt.s .. Yonne. .0LB*,U^.Cree?_,^e .lot” sp^t Hi week-end with Q e I ■Frast's crio on Michigan woodlands —-------- :--------- - . ---- - —.-------- — —•-»brings the first harvest of 1934 to Man>' nice and useful gifts were re- , d«y guests of her mother. groom and home ” with Owners of sugar bushes and the iccived cciverf by bv the the bride hride aiui and vroom and ; Frances Prnnrea Hendershott, Hendershott, and and other oth reIprofits from this harvest depend | we extend abundant good wirJies for at Ives here. , them Hutuiav Dr. and Mra Glen Gunn and son. ' __nnnr. •­ upon thc preparations made to lira-'। their future happinrss. Mr. and Mra. C..F. "Moreau of Romig. Miss Johephine Romig and Mrs. Grover Davenport is very duce a first class product, according spent Friday afternoon Walter Yak of Kalamazoo were elated over a Wedding Ring quilt to the forestry department at Mich-’ II Augusta with the former'.* sister, Mr. and Sunday gureU of A. C. Clark's. We Riven to her by Atm tie Laura LeiIgan State College. Mra. H. J Flower. Mr. and Mrs. all enjoyed Josephine's music at 'naar of Kalamazoo, she wUl be re-1 First run sap makes the best syr-1i J. j. Doster of Delton were callers Sunday School. 1 membered by many of the Clover- . up and sugar so. trees should be j the M»Wsame iu afternoon. I> We certainly f/nrw.,4 Rnntieh In SCeUM* this k.w .vi WK w, ,»*».*y appreciate and wantI j t, ..people. Vr,-——-1| — - Hickory ----- 'I.. j run Lortvear the best svruo was' >Haymond• -Mennof • East to thank all who are helping MissHarry Pennels receivedt.d— letter of — t । made during February and bushre Corr.tr. spent the week end ut the Gaskill to make our Sunday School congratulation from Washington1 were tanned during January in i homr of Porter Tooze and family the lively service It Is. and the announcement that he is . .. and Everything Nice! eorne instates Tro early tapping They njl spent Saturday evening Tlie Ladies' Aid had » good meet- to be our postmaster. Cloverdale however mav result in trouble as > with Mr. and Mra. Henry Trore of lng Tltursday at Mrs. A. C. Clark's, friends of Mr. and Mra. Pen-1 Krnay* be *necesraral to tap the trevs Cloverdale. The two cases of jello which the’neh also extend their best wishes a ■w.-coikl time when the real san A committee haff been appointed ladies arc selling arc at lhe homes for the future. surts l‘o makc arrahgements for a St. Pat- of Mrs. Forrest Hall and Mrs. Flor- t Mr. and M„. johncoclfl Clean equipment and. care In rlc* socU1 w ** March 17 at > ence Clark. We only havp thirty 1 wnt Thursday with their daughter, j FLOUR Michigan Milled (Lowell, Mich.) manufacture-are needed to prepare • the home of Mr. and Mra. Bradfield..day* Ri?ce on this so we hope the OUn Brorn> Iainl]y at( a first class product. Spiles and proceeds to I«Y,„,or “J*1 for thc, h»dira apd all their friends will call PWnweU. buckets should be washed In boiling church. Rev Miles will engage a on these ladies often for theU des- , old Irlcnds of Mrs Kate Collins water before they are used. The !1 speaker for the event. !Mrt materials. Buy a good supplyo[ H**unga will be sorry to hear of evaporator must be thorough!/ Mrs Ic,« Sml‘h of Plainwell is so we c*n_gj^ihe money In IKI her illness IUI for the few week*,. » -- - - on this UK’ past JEW . _ some time with Mra. Bel-- Urne «n M) we Mr cleaned. High quality syrup can spending ri* wont wnn't have to tn call rail un on »»- and —• Mrs *«— Merle »«-_■- clarltu enter — . 24H>!b. rhe treasurer. We had so many mined Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Monica and be made more easily in shallow pan' linger. Albert Johnson of near Plainwell obligations before quarterly confer- famny Of Hastings Saturday. evaporators than In the deep pan Ht’BSF.LI, R. MrPF.r.K Is moving onto Mrs. Bellinger's cnee thgt the funds are low. The Ladles' Aid will give an' oystype FLOUR Laboratory tatted farm. Tlie family wlll|come the Mrs. Charles Hendershott called'mr supper at the town hail WedSap should never be stored. Night I on her sister. Mra. McCulla. Thun- nesday evening. Everyone welcome. wM/nn'vn rarnHAii i boiling is sometime* wearisome to Intter part of this week. MOBTOAGE SALE. kOTWB TO CTWlTMk I, t„ bul or.krs lor Baking Powder 2 lb. ran Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield at- day. She Is slowly. would be friends nice if of nil friends of ... gaining - ------- - ------I it would■ be nice if nil ■ Mr. and Mra. Ernie Matteson and Mrs. Louanna Patton would remcmremem­ Wabatb Brand Ib. can 13c tyrup arc obtained l.v by 4thc Tn.,,, men who tended a farewell party given for - rWlnvrl Clnrriorm nt- >at_- h— u— —.—ai —-J . the *ap immediately after it ia soijw friends in Kalamazoo Satur- Mr. and Mra. Floyd Garrison at-her by sending a birthday card u wedding anniversary 28~'Her"addresa M01 day evening.-who are moving to De-' •tended —•*"•------—•«— *« —-•» party 'to’hrr -Feb •- — — — ..U — . ■ — ■IT* wi.w Vanilla Extract Ve-oa. bottle 10c •?«<herrd. ' it Oraaty. Mitbl«*a to O»y Saturday night In honor of Mr. and Anson St.. Dallas. Texas. Michigan is one of the leading trait. •f H**llnn. MkMean. »»ld On Friday evening. Feby. 23. the Mrs. John Gerber in Dowling. Again the Orangeville Community states in the production of maple P. A. ,will meeting Mr. and Mrs. Chas. VanVrankrn Club entertained us at the town hall syrup and anu sugar. Tlie inc quality of oi Milo " ■ T. ’ "■ " hold ..... a, .. ----- tr Brirulrr ot Deed' isjtent Saturday at thc home of their Saturday night. We were sorry we the product has been good and the and .social nt the home of Mr. and Counlry day of * ___ / . ______ ... ... .............. Mr. nmrlflnlH linn .Inltn C KetchMra. Bradfield. Hon. John C. Ketch-1 'daughter. Mra. Basil Hayward, in dldnl have the hall al least half market can only be kept by retain­ Club ' ! filled but on account of the short ing this quality. A legal gallon of am will be the speaker. A penny,l Alto. Don't forget the jello at Hall's time we weren't able to announce syrup marketed la a closed con­ a spoonful supper will be served. We wo u*»v ............ ...... trust the entire community will be . and Clark's. it os much as we would have liked tainer should be labeled to show thc •nd 40/100 dollar! (»3«45.4OL present to listen to Mr. Ketcham.1 ------------ , * • * -------------। to. However those who were there contents. lb. can 1 9 c Cri$CO 3 Ib. can S5c who always delights his audience । IRAing.-------- 'enjoyed them very much. Vagctabla Sliortzr.ing 1 SHULTZ. with such a worthwhile talk. Tlie regular Fellowship meeting Quarterly meeting will be-fceld at ROW. THEREFORE. Vy Tirtoe.ef ibr Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox and son 1 ’will be nt the hall Friday evening, the Cloverdale church Sunday eve­ Mra. BeKiic .Lewis very pleasantly Sun-Maid Raisins sc*d«d 2 ib. pt,. 17c ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. entertained thc Ladles* Aid at her egme over from Battle Creek Sat­ ' Feby. 23. Everybody u invited.- Pot- ; rung. Rev. Watson of Kalamazoo SEEDLESS 4 Ib. pkg 31c luck supper. Committee for looking taking charge of the service tn the home Wednesday. The next meeting urday to visit his mother*. A beautiful azalea covered withi after the supper. Mesdames Perry, evening at a o'clock. Everyone welwill be held at tlie home of Mrs. come. Mina Pranshka. March 14. All pink blossoms graced lhe pulpit ta­ Pierce an** Peeling. uid roenly. ble nt thc church Sunday, loanedI B xi E*k who resided near here members are asked to bring quilt A. D. 1034. SOUTH SHULTZ. . where Mr. ______________ Beverwyk live* — now. for %lu“b“",r’ la Ike Oily of Haitinci, Harry C.>unpatterns'and some pieces and work by Mrs. Wilcox. Mra. Harry Jones Is'still'confined Isevr*-1 year*, ^passed away nt his Mrs. Mlrklcan that b*in« Ike bulldlns Mra. Henry. Tooze Toose received the will begin on tlie new quilt. The "Shultz Echoes" will hold its to her bed suffering the effects of hon. at Lake Odessa Inst week, Md message Wednesday of the *udzeml-monthly meeting at tlie Hall crysipelas'. One of her daughters' Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Estep den passing of her only non. John - M.rtlr Briggs, of Quinzey. Ill. Mrs. T\x»ze Is Sliced Pineapple Na. 2*4 can 21c Frida)' evening. Feb. 23. Refresh­ is with her constantly. Mr. Jones and her children. fit* ea itld morUur. Mr. and Mra, Dudley Kennedy under the doctor's core and this was Country Club In ayrup *a al lha rata of « P» tritiled to Myrtle V. Conlbard or to war ments will be served and a cordial has also been in bed a long time. •aA all roata Incladinc invitation Is extended to all New of­ but is n little better and able to1 from near Hastings and Mr. and quite a si^ock to her. she and her Vtdad br *tat*ta: aald sit up a short time each day now. Mrs. Joe Norton of Grand Rapids family have the sympathy of their ficers will be elected and u program 29c Bulk Prunes 3 lb*. ■•lad la the Town>hip K of games and stunts is being ar­ The over-a-hundred cards recently »called on thclr aunt, Jane McCann, friends. received from their neighbors and' recently. Mra. McCann is not very Rev. Fred Horn and Mr* Hom ranged. ’well. ' spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs Mra. J. E. Norton was returned to friend* greatltt cheered .them. Saturday Albert Chase passed his An elderly woman, who seemed to cenard Smith of Hastings. her borne here Sunday after a five week*' Illness in Nicholas hospital in 70th milestone with a good degree be suffering from lapse of memory^ Mr. and Mra. Alva Kenyon and I walked into the depot here on Sat- sons cf Bellevue visited his parents. Battle creek. We iiope to see her ^ut of health and strength. Callers of Mr. and Mrs. Flower , urday night, and said she was go- Mr. and Mra. G. E. Kenyon Sunday Barbara Ann Fine quality soon. I»34 rvhla P. MrPonald Attnrari Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pierce and Al­ Sunday afternoon were. Units and. ing to spend the night. Rhe said, Lorraine Bonneville-is recovering gagta. □••(■*<•. Mich Iran. Mhdr»dP£milh. Reahter of Probate. lan of Bedford were Saturday eve­ Miss Lena Dunn of Galesburg and'she walked from Hastings by way from scarlet fever and streptococcus 19c Jewel Coffee Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Howerand! of therailroad which was later < sore throat. No one else has taken Jt ning visitors at Byron Lewis' FRENCH, Ib. 23c COUNTRY CLUB lb. 24c Mis* Barbara Chamberlain re­ children of Kalamazoo. In the eve- proven to be true She was carry- »o we hope this will be the only case \ turned home Sunday after a week's ning their nephew. E. M. CadWalla- • ing a heavy valise and said that she * of it. der. Mr. and Homer Bart Cream Cheese 19c .. and .. a Mrs. n ■ ­ was going to walk to Vermontville' The many friends of Mrs. Tim visit with her slater. Mrs. Grace a lett of Ross township were there. after site had rested, oblivious to Burke of Hastings were sorry to Full bodied Full flavored June Chee»e Clark. In Kalamazoo. •JI kaibind aad wife, to CtUiM (the fact that she had walked in tlie hear of her illness and hope for her Sunday callers at John Chamber­ A. D. 1034. gaelas* Buk. Ot»«ro, Mlchlcaa. BALTIMORE CENTER. opposite direction from Vermont- recovery, fihe- attended school at lain's were: Mr. and Mra. Marshall Mrs. Vivian Glasgow received As « there Is no agentmw hereun* andpi-icr 1 this worn place sue when shea was Pierre and four lour ennoren oi Dowling. vowiuik, ___ . ___ “,,c- ville. » mne mi aKnimrir was kui. a girl. Pierce children of nn ,lro fir,.' Mr Mr and nnrt Mrs Mr*; Olen Olpn Nichob NiclmR ' Mrs Kf— Hflrr Unrrw tulle— of nf Battle nnttl* Creek C KU. and Mrs. James Clark. Mra. ‘no >' HlUycr Max Blesser -and two daughters of "*!MOC,‘ hospital. । took hf.r to thclr hoinp UH under- is caring for her mother, Mra. Mary Orna and Ai>4r»«r itrna h*«U>< filed jn _Kalamazoo " 'T " •• j।n.u sheriff Art-Bell could kbe notiilc'd. Tooze. She remains about■ the _ is not mucii.uniiroira. . nninma __ _______ __ ■__ _____ .i—, same. ....... Wetco Crisp, flaky •aid roari Ikeir petition pr*>ia< Ikal ‘ , «c tunc «u Hciuiis iicia g».iu Mrs. Forest Smith spent Tuesday ■uilablr in Battle Creek Thursday afternoon Omber sclwdhouse. ita. Maud thP unfurtunnte woman went with night with her mother and slstera in Tomato Sardines smnh »»., VI h IB mid nm vain-1 blm vc^. ,U1mgiy. . a«Ue <wrt. Mra. Will Chamberlain was on the able information on a Kellogg: Mr. and Mrs. William Cushing of, The many friends In thL* pUce of sick list lost week. . J Ahna were calling on Mrs." Cush-! Clarence Shultz of Hastings were William Beebe of Battle Creek is i enrol in Hastings. Butter Kernel Corn 2 No. 2 can* 25c 1 a PIa-' >or the I lnR S mother in thc village Sunday, sorry to hear of his hard fall and visitlilg at the home of his brother. UMi. Miehlc*n. that ... .. .aLM> un Mr' Cushlngl father, who hope he soon may be able to be on :‘fpL vkJ KddiM th. Cirrult Andrew SmithPrayer meeting Wednesday <re-ij, at pennocg hospital. Hastings, his job again. There was a nice increase in at­ at lhc ,K),nc °r Charles Ham--------- niwJ't ---------v We arc soryy the Old Bear saw tendance at Sunday School Sunday. PINE LAKE. 3.1* If tlmil । hl* .h.ilnm shadow’.'if thaI la is whnf whnt malr*a makes Still room for more. Hope to see mond. >4 rtrcaulra In laid rounly. _ \t—". 7i,i7 I On Thursday Feb I5lh. ten mem-, this cold weather. • more new ones there next Sunday. , Slain Clcmrnt. Jodi* of Prob*!*. and visitors of the Nu*- - Sundav Sdiool at 10:00. preaching Jack Moon s this Monday for dinStandard Pack Avondale Brand, No. 2 can 10c MTldred^mlth. RecitUr at ProUle. PLEASANT HILL. m.u.4! f. trition class met at the. home of | Do not forget the Chrtstian En- Dorothy Ford for an all day meet- > The P. T. A. will meet Thursday I*o W Hoffa NOTICE TO CREDITORS. CUre E. Hoffi deavor at the U- B. church Bunday lng The fortnoon m.^mou was given1 evening Instead of Friday this week I Fresh Bread iMr-lb. loaf 9c BARBERS CORNERS. 'owr to ® revlew of the ,“8ons on. a* our program committee. Mr. and Country Club Sliced or unaliced The P. T. A. at the Altoft school T»\In<j!LmTh!2rSief a„d b!, MJTtu, M„ Lloya Mdn, w„, „„lblr ,o Friday night was a success. There j u»p>uwi^e^ ihe remmiuill> McU I..'. .*• • I”1 luck luittbeon gel thclr entertainer, tor the regular Margate Tea •/•-ib.pkff. 10c was n fair gathering, a good pro- . m chaw o, Ntv> gram and a desirable supper. The enlerralned compel,>■ Iron, Battle Japan or O'Pakoa rreditori 7,un<lay -,_ «..i. u-i.i '.1,.., ins and Pearl Browi. as dinner comThe teacher and pupils enter-1 date of the next meeting has not Pthe MrOmbl? Lha.u ln lhe absence of Helen tained with a Lincoln program and 'been announced. ird V ’^Sev^a^busv Brown- Mrs R<*crs nccscnted the Valentine box Wednesday. Among, Mr. and Mra. Lewis J. Matthews hnnL lb. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. house Saturday. They arc busy new iesson$ on 'Routing the Food the valentines received by the teach­ pall Rebel, und School Lunches." At the।er was a valentine whipped cream James A. Matthews at Middleville. •, weaving head bands. . v 00 . C .. P “ ' cry business session. In charge,of Mrs. ( cake which she served to all. candy! DARK LICHT, 5-lb. pall 27c Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clum arid irk Jhh th* flu 1 Fox'lhe resignation of Helen Brown, hearts were also passed family of Coats Grove called on Mr. ■’ o... Thn 2f thte^ace met leadcr' was accePted “nd Mur> Miss Hazel Campbell has been and Mrs. Herman- Hauer Thursday FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES The Boy Scouu P .Mullendore chosen to fill the vacan- chosen president of the sophomore! evening. district cy The ,wxl ,e&sou ■Counlln8 Cal- class at Hastings. Congratulations, 227*" o1 . , hek '«■*« ” w«I be tfven at the h,,me of Hazel. ' 1 QUIMBY. Friday ntght“rc Emma Nevins on March 22nd. Last Week's Letter Bingham Lewis Is critically ill at wTar ’ ng their Aral Scout piru_ We nn. very Rlad lo that The Hastings High School Or- ' Ills home. PaiJSunthof'Frcd Otto U recovering slowly. He cheatra will give a musical program Thc Sunshine club will meet with J Bbl for fe< mlnutea Ball* of healthful juice Medium alee at the church. Feb 11 at 7:30 •chool was jwstpimed on areount of Mra. Sam Nibbs this Thursday. Pot • extremely cold weather. • o'clock. Let'* give, them a good the ' luck dinner. ‘ jMra. ”“7And-91'2|C<!atB^rteOTl^tC Mr »nd Mra- Kee*er nre leaving crowd. Howard Bridge and Chester Pal-l Apples Rome Beauty or Spy* 4 ' ib*. 25c We were glad to aee Mra. Cha*. Durfee district called at Pete Tiet thc Oagc (ann and g(Hng to a ncw mer of Joliet. Ill., are visiting at the Thursday. _______ lK>tne at oshtemo. Scott, who has been very ill, at Bert Palmer home a few days. New Cabbage T**aa lb. 3c Sunday school. • Mr. and Mrs. James Nevns. Ruth Bert Palmer accompanied Miner, | Mra. Cynthia Chaffee suited her Mr and Mrs. Lyle Francisco und Eva and Hugh attended a family Amos. Chester and Oscar Palmer i Yellow Onions Michigan 10 IIb.b., 29c friends near Battle Creek last week. children of Doster spent Sunday Party at the home of his *i*tenat and Roy Travis to Cassopolis 8un-i The Quimby Ladles' Aid Society with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Jay Yo^ville on Friday e«n(jig. day to help their unde. Jeff Palmer, On Saturday. Feb. 24th. the Farm- celebrate his Mlh birthday. will meet Wednqgday ut thc church HaI1 for dinner. Mra Lottie Chilson of Cloverdale era’ Club will hold a day meeting at POWERS ECHOES. spent a part of last week with her the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cassius ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Mr. and Mra. Virgil Andrews and sister. Mrs. Clare Thomas. Hughes. A pot luck dinner will be Florida Swoct and juley 64-70 »lie Mr and Mrs. Ora Miller and sons -wned at noon. A good program is daughter of Augusta spent Bunday >ta nf Michigan.- th* Probal* < — . ■ spent .... ttnf.r,, DrwMrv ha Coualy of Harry. of Grand Rapids the. week inured with Henry Rogers nnH and with her brother. Arthur Bedford.! end with Mr. and Mrs.' Leland Harn- Cassius Hughes as committee. d family. ■ an and CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS . " Sunday guests of’ Mr. and *' Mrs. tnond. Saturday evening callers at! ‘‘ ■* ' ** * KLINGENSMITH? M llw-.,:<i. 11. r«n , ■ i Camer -Schondelmeyer were. Mr. the same home were. Mr. and Mra. i ------- -------- ------- — 91A_________ Oat 3 :k HoMon Burkett and family and The children at the Klingensmith and Mrs. Clarence Orabe and family CHANCERY NOTICE. ’ Miss Dorntliy Butler of Kalamazoo school enjoyed a Valentine party , Of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. and Harold Anson of Delton. Wednesday. Their teacher. Mra. Vel-;Ray serven and family of MlddleMr. IUIU and mioMrs. !*vj Roy Chandler of. ma -------Bteeby. them mr. J- treated -------- - — -— to . ice ■| vuie. Hastings were Sunday callers of cream and cake and candy hearts. Fred Hauser and Milo ScltondelMarc and Clarence Hammond. The Gules school held their P. T. meyer accompanied Coach HoltMr. and Mrs. Leland Hammond A. meeting Friday evening. Mr. ftAth and several other boys to made a business trip to Hastings ylscnhath and three friends of Has- Kalamazoo Saturday evening to t*e r*d Grets **d I Tucuday tings put on a fine program. There the W. 8. T- C. and Fort Wayne bas­ ban* *ad *U*r Several from this way attended a were about M people present. ket ball game. birthday party on Mrs. Lula Fran-. Marshall Tripp and Albert Green Mra. Miner Palmer and daughter. cuco of Doster. Sunday evening. have traded farms. But the Green Ethel, were in Grand Rapids Wed­ , *e o--------------I family will continue to live where nesday and while there called on STRIKER SCHOOL. they are as there were no buildings Dick Kenfleld and report he is very Callers at E. L. Houghulln's Fri-1 on Mr. Tripp's farm. comfortable al the home of his day were. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Mr*. Albert Green and daughters mother.' eoki preeloa! to *al< • Haitlas* Banner Blake and Mr. and Mrs. William and Marshall Tripp spent WednesB. Lewis is very poorly at this Bidelman of Nashville and Mr. and day night in Battle creek with Mr. writing having suffered another Mm. Levi Mead of Hastings. and Mrs. Charles Mayo. tme eoyy. . Mr. and Mra. 8. Geiger and Mr.' Claude Willson returned from a MUdrad Salih, Refiner of Probate. Howard Bridge of Jolllet, 111., 1* and Mra. D. Geiger spent Sunday western trip with several head of visiting al the home of hi* aunt and with John White at Hasting*. '*■ •—• ■ unde. Mr. and Mrs. Miner Palmer. Mra. Willard Ickes returned ixxne Mrs. Albert Green went to Maple Mias Dorothy Smith of Hastings Sunday otter a four weeks' visit Grove Sunday to care for her ais- was a Sunday guest al tlie home of March. Mr. and Mra. M. E- Palmer. ixiuiuaaAj. Herrud'* fin* quality I Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster Harold Sharp of Grand Rapids >CT»hy i Barryville called at 8. Geiger * Sun- ha* been staying at the cottage al atane* day. | Deep lake through lhe cold weather Uay and prayer meeting Wednes­ There will be a chicken pie sup- and keeping fire in the onion stor- day evening: Threahara' meeting llirry C«ubUm, Ml'hl**o. Thursday; P. T. A. Friday evening PERB MAKMVETTE RAILWAY COM- per.at the Quimby-church Thura-iage. day. Feb. 22. We also serve cherry Mr. and Mrs Goodwin and son re- at school house; Sunday Schoo) al PAMY. ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO 3% SALES TAX ple. Hie men are to do the »erv-1 turned from a few weeks' visit with the church at 10.M; preaching after Mddred^Hmlih. Refhter tt Prokata. ing. their daughter in New York. ‘Sunday School and Christian En- c-n'sYRUP IS BOILING NOTICES | KROGERS for CAKES and PIES KING’S FLAKE Gold Medal or Pillsbury 79c “S" 99c COUNTRY CLUB 23c CHERRIES PEACHESFn 2 29c TOMATO SOUP 6 «». 1 SODA CSftCKEilS 2 GREEN BEANS 3 CORN SYRUP GRANGES 5 FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT 5 SMOKED HAMS SHANK HALF C LEONA BOLOGNA VEAL ROAST — 15c � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-02-28.pdf 63008e37e4c02cc609bbd8ee9f79c711 PDF Text Text Till HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ta. 1M4 IE TWO ~ DRATH OF MRS. NELSON. ed out" from now on. for a while “-“"ejy STATE PROMISES ASKS REDUCTION Mrs. Sarah Jane Nelson, wife of so the girls can get busy working on eliminate the present delay tn re­ Nelson, former H as Ungs: honor* which cull for refraining PROMPT PAYMENT Winthrop FOR AUTO LICENSES ceipt of funds by the counties. resident.*, died at her home in Chi- from eating between meals and gum Hearses, under thc proposals, would cago. 8920 Prairie Ave., on Bunday.1 chewing, so. In spite of the dallghtbe classed as passenger, cars. Counties May Receive Funds Feby. 26. The remains will be ful courtesy of the mothers, during Frey Prelects Bill Suf The throe bills ware drawn up to brought to Hastings and interment j this put cold weather, the girls will From Weight and Gas OhaDfe in Weight conform with the ideas of Secretary 1 made In Riverside cemetery lomor- j partake of foods only at regular of State Frank D. FftageraUi. In the Taxes This Year y»»a . Tax on Trucks row. Thursday, at ten A. M., with I meal Umea, excepting whan a party senate, anotiier measure calling for * A bill calling for reduction of. ~ In’ orZw’ro i Fronl lhe magazine. “Michigan brief services al the grave. Surviv- j Is planned. ucnon In in prtMm present Roads . a 38 per cent reduction and Airports." we clip thc Ing are tho husband, one daughter, I two committees were appointed dollars was introduced weight tax feet Is under consider^- ‘following which will be of interest Mrs. Stella Fletcher, and two sons,, to take charge of another bake sale. ” FINE TRIBUTE TO ALLEGAN EDITOR LOCAL NEWS Bdwy 0. Beid fit01 Publish­ Mrs. Cole Newton has been con­ ing GEMtU After Sixtyfined to the house by ilckneM. Six Years Waters’ A fine tribute will be paid to­ Clothes Shop night to Edwy c. Reid, veteran adl- Adv. tor of the Allegan Gazette, by the Mrs Eunice Moore is slowly re­ business men of that city. They art­ covering from her recent severe 111I to Barry county people UonMaurice and Clarence of Chicago., Ml&s uxina Win Inger was chairman giving a banquet tn hU honor. Mr. ••" [of the meeting, and Miss Loretta Under the proposed lew. >™o» aw HlRchRWR. who hM ■— springer acted m secretary pro tern, ed witn newspaper work tn our sis- «>,.* tnr several <■ .inwiv W. K. KELLOGG SCHOOL weight tax and gasoline tax CONG. HOOPER, WELL izunufu uici i i it/rn Mla 1&abcl 8a8'" wlU ll06tess at ter town, town, and and for for nearly nearly all all that that proving. MVerM* we*U U *‘°wly lm’ The play “The Heart Exchange" fundi, to thc counties, was pledged Uum-weight automobiles would KNOWN, WELL LIKED the next meeting which will be held ter time publisher of a newspaper. He is $8 while the heaviest cars would by J. C. McMullen, a forclal comedy : as a policy of the State Adminls- _ . , „ -r—:„ Bt hcr howe South Hanover §t., Mrs. William Ducker. Jr., has been I years of ago und'atUl going $9. This would mean a saving of in three acts has been chosen by tratlve Board Tuaiday as Uie result Useful Member of Congress Thursday afternoon, March 1st. mim 82 strong. During his long career as confined to the house by sickness K. — 8. -for Uielr . of requests for such action made by a $8 to $20 a year for each mo-1the -------Junior -—■Class ---------of - T- — Many Friends Ma.rcl* n»f»ous hostess. editor and publisher. Mr. Reid has i-------’--j— play. Mcrth Murray D. Van Wagoner. Blate Passes•—Had -- •annual. Junior March 2?. 29. (‘“Qortot in the state. , z, J nIld -assisted her mother in serving stood for the things that have Glenn Brower will entertain I I The < * -----' — ast includes; Fredrick Highway Commissioner in This County j dainty refreshments. ^Two other measures were sponmeant the good of Allegan. He has Hospital Guild No. 5 on Tueaday Granger. Genevra Rand ell, Jack । The Board also premised, as far 7, tared by Rep. Frey, in the first, the | Peeling. • j been an unsparing critic of things 1evening, March fl. Florence Bender, Edna i as possible to pay 10 per cent or 1 The many friends and acquaint’■'.apnual weight taxes at trucks would Behan Circle No. 5 of the Methodist L. he believed to be harmful and a t*. Paul Gurrard. Pauline more a rnohth on the $9,000,000 to’ r'JW reduced considerably. It calks for '।Hooper of Battle Creek were pained, constructive worker for the things A. • S. will be entertained Thursday 1 . ^.two-payment plan for trucks In - ---------Charles Jones, Florence $10,000,000 now due the counties ■ i and shocked to learn of his death. ■ he believed would benefit the ma-, Haight. Bill Owens, Norman McIver) from the 1933 motor vehicle tax which occurred Wednesday of last! terlaL the moral and spiritual In-; The Prescription Drug store adv. Randell. I collections. ‘sr.all trucks used by farmers to haul and Jeanette teresta of his town. " ~ I *?PU1.IU another opportunity to get I week Washington. He was in his r ------ ~--------------------Pull text of the resolution of the ' Ih.atr^ nm.,.,nr t^jelr own produce and light delivery ' THORNAPPLE office in the Si^dwlth Congressional buildingMr. Reid would be the first to ad-1 AdrThe February Boy Scout Court of GARDEN CLUB. I Board whlph was adopted as a part ° h £ lrucks used by grocers, in a dlfmtt that he has been mistaken at I Mr’ CIar“ Rocers has returned to heart atHonor will be held this evening al Regular meeting of Thom.pple i * -^e Committee report wa.s itack and soon after expired. Jcrent class from trucks used solely । the court room. Lloyd Shafer pre­ times in his editorial comments; but h'r hon?° from Pennock hospital lor cummucuu commercial purposes with a — cor- Garden Club will be held at the . I ----Congressman Hooper s valu- aiding in the absence of Rev. L. L. no one who knows him and under- *’her« she was a patient for a week. | iot n v waennr-r Htsh - ----- -—--------*"• ’wax -’» responding reduction in the cost of (court house Thursday afternewn at, “b!c member of congressstands his moUves would question' 1>rlcc<1 transportation In good । Dewey. , cars u oOer®d hy Universal Red Cross First Aid class will that his purptM hsi always been to Ird measure was newswry necessary t. Mohler Momcr or MMdlevlHe Miouicviue • - - ■ • Iul w u> ewry every tnul trust .rrepweu in h,m him.- beNoheld .-mq/rtw chW Mrs. J. T. the asking S! ',?3Md 1,1 for the best ----things In pollCompany. Read their Adv.ULUK stand ’ ------- ---.......... ... ---Garage this Thi ‘ -----oZ W* o< h».«•» j £,( , ..UbU.M ™',. “T H,“. ' Ml. « u.mosc iO vc present IUcs “ w. »'cl M morals. Banner u.> »» uusnj The sricuoa J‘ Cemetery Crete will J The next class will bo on Thursday I *}^friends Jn [ ler had the benefit of a college educongratulations on 6fl years of splcn- fncc,t wl}h Mr®- Amil Bauchman | did work and hopes he may be Wednesday. March 7. with a pot . On Tuesday evening. March 13. spared for many more years at useoutstanding ‘’Inner. ' i’ ' The general Methodist L A. 8. | I creek Creek, ..a oultuibd^n cul ... bo hrod to the VMI- ,m ro. othtbtt kind,, bring th™ ¥r"mm,'"cS'r«D“?»r S fulness. It wu fine for the business men mee“P«. wl11 be held al the church; :»r SS XrJO2Cym™1£”'S“,i0 n»i Sth.! he “d,B..U. Creek Are. wilt be betd at of that city, while Mr. Reid te still on Wednesday. March 7. All who ■rjno^t due To^ue, .t th>. • P0*'” Uteough. .van If a long the Scout building in Battle Creek living and doing acUve work, to let:c,“ar' ursrei-io attend. L? l"l!.l™“Lthl8.9?]p',one. close the book and repeat It’ll Is hoped Barry county may be him know that they appreciate his । Tue^d*/ forenoon s fire alarm was I which is between $9,000,000 and $10.- i['verbatim from memory. He was an J*1*1 represented. constructive effort*. It is far better ’$•*»« by » HEAVY 1000,000. Insofar as it is possible. forceful speaker, exceedSchool superintendents and prin- to do that than to - say it with hoo,c- corner ot Bond and Dibble.. I payments will be made in accord- .eloquent, ' CHASE & SANBORN’S pngly patriotic, a faithful friend and clpals of lhe Battle Creek Area flowers" after he is gone. । The loss was very small. lance with this policy." ______ ' I 'T’liA Tlri»nz*H czhrvil P -r 4 wn« [good man His funeral was held on Council will hold a meeting at Sunday from the CangregntIona 1 Scout headquarters in Battle Creek OBITUARY. portponed' until Friday night, THREE VILLAGES SE­ Bingham Lewis was born May 11.' March X Come andQwar the pro­ church at Battle creek, of which he to make preliminary arrangements was ___ a member. -........ — * for __ an____________________ area-wide registration __________ cam­ 185a in Onondaga townchip, Ing- i gram and enjoy the pot luck cupper. LECT NOMINEES Congressman Congressman Hcopcr Hcopcr had had made made palgn. palgn. the the meeting meeting to to be be on on TuesTues-, ,ltcm county, Michigan. | Note tho “specials” In Food Center .------ -------------------------... March j... ------I several ----speecheajn Barry county, day. 0- Thte is thc second----| He was the son of John and Con- advertisement this week, also the Caucuses Held Last Week , —..... ---- .the — ».^w. away to every boy, addressing the Brotherhood, the Ro- annual gathering of thia nature. tent-------Lewis. At ago of .. 15 ..... years...he presents given “* Tick- 'tary About forty-five parents, friends,went New where he re- snd girl Saturday. They offer many , Tuesday — ---------- JNight --- D---- —Two _ ..... Club,. the ... Commercial - ----...Club ---- -and, nwvtlk tvino. unlike--- 10 - -- York, ---Pound . at... . ... !n-hw cnthprincA lip ‘wu ntu-nv« Ils■ »'" ■ . “, *• sided veara. Troop 74 enjoyed *.«Wed seven years. . extra. specials.—Adv. ets Nashville °' hcr 8“ ther n S 8 Iie 81wa andseven members-of is at riasnvme jtened to with great interest Ute SUppcr at the parish house on MonItetumtng to Michigan, he sjAit !। A daughter, Joon Mardell. was| । Last week Tuesday evening vfl- , passing will be mourned by a host day'evenlnT day evening Following the supper sunoer lhe remaining >yean eani of his life, liv- born on Feb. 23. at Pennock hospital life. ITvHeavy Weights Yoar Latt Chance At This Price lage caucuses were held in Freeport, of friends in thte county. . ' a fine program was presented by ln® nearly all of that Lime in the to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Warner of, I Middleville and Nashville, with the ------------- « a »--------------,Walter Hastings who showed about vteinlly of Grand Rapids and Mid- Shelbyville. She tipped the scales al u t six pounds four ounces, flowing nominations for vHlage DcF0REST WALTON, JR.. •fifty wonderful picture# he hod tab.)<>,«'',Ueen on some of his numerous trips He was a member of the Odd PelJust before noon Saturday fire At Middleville. Citizens ticket. I RECEIVES HONOR !into the haunts of Michigan’s ani- ,ow Lod«c r°r 52 >caradiscovered in lhe. attic of the Shultz or Freeport lb. Pres.. Fred Rock: clerk. Dora L. I - -----tnal life Russell Cleveland is the Mr L®wl* was united In marriage home of Dr. D. D. Walton. The) I White; Tress., Blanch Segerstron; Writes Article and Verse tnew acting Scout Master for Troop to Mary Adelaide Collins In the year ।I uromnt prompt resnonse response of the Uie tire fire denartdepart­ 1 assessor. « George r,-. Bedford;. trustee.*,,! Which Are Published '74. succeeding A. L. Brown. I J8”-40 •'eara ot n‘arrt«l We last ment kept the damage to very small Glenn Solomon. Jacob Smith, John. figures. lb. Cub Pack 14 had a delightful Otto. in "The Target" 15c He leaves three sisters. Ella Isham, Fire was discovered Monday aft­ At Freeport, only one ticket, the | iwrorcst waiton. or. son or ur. time at their rally at the parish of Holl Addle Cove of Lansing. ernoon in the roof of the home of Deforest Walton. Jr. son of Dr jhouse on Friday evening, about 100 lb. IXc ; StCftkS Round Sirloin or Switt Gertie Wolverton of Flint, one Mr and Mrs. Edgar Brooks, corner iner^ C - —•• ~~ 'n and airs Mrs u *’ u D Waiuui, WalUin- iiwi hlw ix-vit bc,n . —-o ‘I?"V j1 ana „ „ B Lw'ter; clerk. J < fionorcd by having two articles hr ,Cubs, parents and friend* attending brother. Waller J. Lewis, residing Park and Center streets. The fire­ gathering T Ben Johnston of in his home, several nieces and men kept the damage down to a lb. 15c E Babbitt; TYejte.. Mande Tabber-| hm written published in the Qulv- the . er. assessor. H H Rrnsch. trustees. „ column of a Sunday School pa­ Battle Creek. Scout Executive, was nephews and a host of friends. ! nominal figure. pre-sent and participated in thc pro- I E J Rogers. M. McCalla. J D p<.r for boys. "The Target." lb. 12c ! Mr. and Mrs. Elzey Mead have gram Especially enjoyable and in-1 Knowles. Onc oJ thcm upp<.an:.d ln thc ORANGEVILLE. purchased the Couch residence at ’ . cresting was the pageant. "The I Mrs Allie Warren, who was so Hl i TWo caucuses were held In Nash- hp issue and was entitled ’Opporcorner of Church and Clinton lb’ 25c Coming ot Akela." written and ar-1 the i»3l week, is coming fine at this the । vtlle the Independent and Repub/1 tunities” reading as follows; Sts., and have moved here from near1 Uean. with the nominations as given The Nrw Year will be a chance ranged by Harvey Burgess, ’rhe writing. Morgan Mrs. Couch has moved to lb- 12c ‘ cn’..Prt® • Gr Lo‘- for you to prepare for the oppor- ',.scenery and lighting effects were1 Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Venemn and 115 E. Center St. Arths,,r Houilcr; Trca-'• i tunities which will come your way | 'splendidly worked out and added! E. D. Lewis were Hastings visitors j Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carroll. 520 Zk. Jc for all Mr Burgejw Ls to)! Mcnday. Wash-able Velour oiph Douse. Jr; assessor, Elmer if Jou have been spending your enjoyment ! 8. Washington St., are the parents commended for his excellent1 Ain Mary VanAntwcrp is ,...... wil , Northrup: counciImcn. Adam Dull, leisure time "fiddling around." do- be 1 of a ....... daughter bom at Pennock JHhos-. Red ■ (keen - Cocoa and painstaking efforts, as are dusly at----------------this writing. All hope Sire weighed seven ’ r, 7tfart 11 £”d„E l2cr Grecnfieid. |mR nothing in particular, now is the work ’ - — 111 -----—— —r- tor 'I pital on Feb. 23. She Doxsn 17c his committees and Cubs who) । committee. E. C. Krnft, Adolph time to begin anew. ■tier speedy recovery pounds and 14 ounces and has been I ' 2£Wfer P*nn'n«lo‘> i Make your spare time useful and helped him so faithfully. It Is hopedI Mr and Mrs. Floyd Earl of. named Miriam Elizabeth. Cubs may again present this I ।1 Plainwell and Mrs Ray Herminette 1-------------- —-----------I The Republicans sdreted tor tlufr; Worlh while; get some books from the 1 lb. . > and children of Gun Plains were ! A .E L Appelniati, clerk.hour local library: start an inter- ■ pageant so more may see It. sck-Rich BRANCH DISTRICT. Sunday guests of their parents. Mr. V 7,100 Bcra; Hr.tlng hobby, or do something else Lorenzo E. Mudge. 80, an old and VARIETY PROGRAM These Prices Include and Mrs.’ Art Earl, of this place. J’ .El*,n„,Nnsh; Irustees, to I which you will enjoy and which v.ill rcsix-ctcd citizen of pioneer stock, About two hundred people attendOwing to teliool being held in the State Sales Tax succeed Anios Wenger, A. E Baa-• benefit you -• --------Oet n ,w* ,ctt5p 0,1 I*d thc two programs sponsored by parsed away at his home earl, sett and C T Munro, were Amos — life, so •• that you may be able to lhc fkcoilll Ward P T A on Thurs- town hall the township caucus will Thursday morning of heart trouble. j Wenger. J Rotx Smith and 8. T.' be held next Monday. March the grasp and hold the opportunities dB flnd nluhta. Eeby 22 nnil Mr Mudge hadn’t been well for two 5th. In Maccabce Hall at one o'clock j that come vour your wav way a orch„tnl consisting of years. Funeral services were held al Jn lhe issue of Februan 10. a vol- Bill „,u Kennedy, piano. ptl ) Barryville church Saturday morn­ Forrest Wolfe. SERIOUS OFFENSES— driven rn nP '"*5 ,DcF’’fTst bad *rUtc,n saxophone. Dan Ashalter. violin. ing at eleven o’clock HOPE CENTER. ---------.... — .... with Rev. Van a. >ven | uaJ lirintmJ liendpd "Tn Mv Vai___ —____ Mrs. Olirystal Schcars. who has Dore'’ officiating. Mr Mudge leaves with Harry1 Young at the drums |furthree and । nlsiied the music between the sev­ been visiting her sister in Kenton. ,a“ wife and ” * "children " ■" ‘two Clothes Shop step-children. Mrs Oma Wilcox oj eral acts more serious offenses since the flnan-11 °nt' V1,tentine would send. Ohk>. retimed home Bunday? ;clu) responsibility low became effec-l, Al?d n-----.pver — any■ otherMiss Florence Westerlind sang Mr. and Mrs Leon Dunning and Cairo, Earl Mudge of Hastings. Miss j tivc Since Oct. 17. a total of 94 mo-■‘ That valentine should' "find its way two solas in costume which delight- daughter of Delton spent Sunday Ruth, who has been at home the tonsts have come tinder the provis­ । Straight to my own ddir mother, ed lhe audience and the tap danc- evening with their parents. Mr. and inst two years caring for the home: and her father, four grandchildren.! ’ • r' Im? Ing bv by Miss Westerlind and Miss Mrs ; WE DELIVER ions of the law for these two offense.’ । Chas. McDermott. PHONE 2272 and are unable to drive thcnuselves NE-TOP-PEW GROUP, Kathleen Merriam proved a hit. Dr Adrounlc and a nurse from one great grandchild, two sisters.: or vehicles be usad until Camp — let — their — imsuiI The Ne-Top-Pcw • ----- f -Fire The skits put on by Herschell Foi- Hastings were at our school one day nieces and and nephews, and many. | Marshall. It being the birthday of they haw filed proof of financial renict *llh MLw Marcia Iron- fick and Ot’o Isenhath caused many last week examining the school many friends, to whom he was ever the former. a real neighbor. He will be greatly sponslbillty fn the first four months;Thursday afternoon. Feb 22. at laughs but the climax came when ।children since the law went into effect. t>50!4 30 “ vcry in^rrsOr.g meet- Leaping Lena brought it to a finale __ .77.™ Aldrich__and __' Seward missed in the home and the neigh­ tended the funeral of a relative. Ed. i__ _ L. „ . . . ' Inr u'ltK ell s-rwn: -I..-.,.._ ...... ts... , Mrs Minn persons have been affected and on­ tag with all members present except by clogging with the Tup Dancers Walton s^ent ’ Sunday In Maple borhood In which he has spent the Bidelman. of Hasting* Thursday । greater part of his life. . The committee is ven- grateful Grove ly 51 have been able to furntsh one. Dues were all accounted for and The Dorcas Society of North *ttemoon. the Camp Fire birthday discussed to these jfeople who helped to make proper proof Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ashby 5md The group decided io take for its this such a fine success. Maple Grove will meet Thursday.! Milton from Kalamazoo “ ‘ --------- Warner -------------TWO FIRE ALARMS general hobby Inteflor decorating »l>ent Sunday with Fred Ashby and March B. at the home of Mrs. Sarah and________ furnishing" and_____ each________ member ... ___ _ ___ A revolving house ha* been built family. Ostrolh and Mrs Mabie Adams fori an hour to have Its new 1250.000 Hastings. Michigan - Telephones 2244-2557 have -a — scrap book ---There will in Germany. It must be embarras► Two fire alarms wore sounded [ "HI -- ---------an all day meeting, a cordial in vita-11 fountain play and because there is --r sing for a dignified caller who has t Sunday afternoon about an hour'also be a ixwm!_1. scrap‘ book, We still have faith, though, that lion U extended to all. I no adequate appronriatlon. the UnlAt thc last three meetings, de- just rung the front-door bell sud- the NR A codes are going to prove t epart The first tire was In the root Several of the bld neighbors at-' . PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF MARCH 4TH liclous "cats were furnished by the dcnly to find hlmscllf at the trades ­ ralty of Texas enjoys . of the Bert O'Donnell hotne.pn So comforts, not mere blankets —Los tended a birthday party at Bellevue i vcralty efljoys Its fountain risiiuver St oi a note was burned Dun L. Hanover A hole in mothers of members. This was vot- mens entrance.—Humorist. I Angeles Times. Clare only on special occasions. * I the roof causing some damage SUNDAY AND MONDAY Neu'Things That Have Arrived! Boy Scout News Breeches $25? $2- $]95 Big Yank Shirts. 79c “ -—"rar Grey Covert Cloth Mitts 25c 29c Coffee X5c Work Pants $J59 $J79 21c 11 ; l i\ . Pants $2- $2- ?3- Veal Roast Bacon B> Th* Lake Tront Beef Kettle Roast New Cabbage EgC® Oleo $200 Semi Dress Pork Loin Roast : 89c Misscs’ Short Jackets I $2- IQc Feldpausch s!.‘ Market Waters’ “Where Better Foods Cott Less FTRAND TlfATIF James Dunn, June Knight, Cliff Edwards in TAKE A &H A N C E Latest Pathe News Comedy, "Paul Revere, Jr. ’ ADULTS 85 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS TUESDAY . LESLIE HOWARD, HEATHER ANGEL in * BERKELEY SQUARE Magic Carpet, Island of Malta Paramount News ADULTS 15c WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Max Baer, Myrna Loy, Jack Dempsey and Primo Carnero in The Prizefighter and the Lady Comedy, "Menu,” an oddity. Latest Pathe News CHILDREN 10 CENTS — — — — — — — —--------------------- Friday and Saturday—Two Selected Features Richard Arlen, Cheater Morris and Genevieve Tobin in the freatest rural play ever screened GOLDEN HARVEST Horseplay ADULTS 15 CENTS ■ CHILDREN 18 CENTS ► on Slate St about 5 30 P M. the ► damage being slight Prompt wor* by tiie lire depart‘ment helped to keejy the losses at ’ a small figure HEAR.. WALTER 1IASTIXG.S. The Commercial club were privi­ leged to hear Walter E Hastings representative of the state depart ment of conservation, at their noon luncheon on Tuesday He gave an interesting talk, then produced several reels of pictures of wild life in Michigan The Conservation De­ partment is surely doing praise­ worthy work when it sends out such a man as Mr Hastings He has a way that carries conviction and U a genuine nature iover and sports­ man. The W R c. met in their hat. .Saturday. Feb 24. Meeting opened ’Iin regular form by the president A r goodly number was present. Eighy | teen calls were reported made on , [ the sick and shut-tns. Eight dollars (। woYth was done to assist the poor । Our monthly birthday party was * I held on February 32 in honor of • Washington's birthday. A wonderful i l»t luck dinner was served and all > enjoyed the program. In Ute aftcri noon. .' HOSPITAL GUILD. NO 18. Tift regular meeting of Hospital Guild No. 18 will be held rfl the home of Mr*. Geo. Hullng. 303 E. Blair street, on March 8th. Mem­ bers are urged to be present. Vis­ itor* welcome. DEATH OF MRS. MeCANN. * i Mrs Jane McCann of Irving, aged ► 82 years, passed away Tuesday . morning after a long Illness. Fu­ neral services will be Thursday ait। eriaxMi al IwO o’clock « odist church at Irving. Former Prices Disregarded! Wonderful Savings! • e must reduce our surplus stock of Rubber Footwear. We know these LOW PRICES will do the trick! FIRST QUALITY RUBBER GALOSHES Fresh Heavy Gun Work ’ Rubbers Fleece Lined g fiowwcvcCat' FIRST QUALITY­ RUBBER BOOTS RED SOLES - GRAY SOLES KNEE BOOTS HIP BOOTS FIRST QCAUTV WORK RUBBERS Women's and Children’s Snap Your Choice Take Advantage of The.e Drastically Low Prices! Si" NOW FIRST QUALITY FIRST QUALITY—4 'BKL. FIRST QUALITY RUBBER ARCTICS CLOTH ARCTICS RUBBER PACS WHILE ftftC FLEECE THEY 4^ 4^ LINED LAST $22® ®2>2 MLN h OR BOYS' SIRKA GET THEM NOW! HEAVY RED SOLES IS INCH 10 INCH HASTINGS CUT-RATE SHOE STORE 114 W. STATE ST Barry County’s Busiest Shoe Store HASTINGS. MICH. �•ran Hastings bannib. wroNTSttAT, rraacABT, ts. im Joeeph Mix gave a violin re much damage. There were steel “I I OBITUARY. NASHVILLE. Eleanor Bates, daughter of Whee-' O. Brumm [burned Bunday at the Leighton chursh beams," about twelve fekt apart.■' r and Eliza Jane Nodlne was bom Thursday from St. Louis,.where she Middleville. These helped to prevent the spread' C. G. Bennett have moved to ccember 17. 1880. in Carlton Twp. had spentjhe post ten days. ucccmwr w. low. vuiwn • ~ _ of lhe fire, but they also made it and passed away al her home in ' M” J b’JL^^ObU tings after living here several y difficult for the firemen to fight the Irving Twp. on Wednesday. Feb- Lykins were at Battle Creek Tuesblaze. * ruary 21. 1934. at lhe age of 73 years. id“yThe rooms occupied by the Coun­ MIDDLEVILLE CAGERS 2 mimlH .nd < di>. .tier . brier I Tti. nomtaillom tor vllUie offl- Nashville. but who ha* bean making ty Welfare Relief organization, in (Continued from page one) illness icers are: independent ticket—Presl'Continued from page one) PLAY TWO THRILLERS charge of Mrs. Carveth. were little ’ . , ident. Dr. Lofdahl; clerk. ArthurToledo, fell last week and broke her ’ damaged. All lhe records were emment and have no definite con­ T Howi,er: Treasurer. Adolph Dause. hip. She is In the Ptowei hospital saved. The Alic luul roof ui of the uic uunuuig building was hui Reserves Defeat Bellevue as was a lot of the bank office fur­ ; naveu. ed in marriage to Homer L Bates As,M»sor. Elmer Northrup; In Toledo. nlture, and stored lfi*a nearby va- burned at several points. A new roof ception of the many problems fac­ 13 to 11—First Nosed Frank Green and family have Councllmen. A. E. Dull, William Rotan muupi te ing the state. oont building. It was a mess all will probably be required. • Extensive •— oiie child Gertrudrnow Mrs Orle> d GrPrnnrkl bought the Ayres property in the bronchitis. Ha waa al Out 20—19 In this connection, however, Mr. Smith, of Irving Twp. She la also right. The cashier and the others repairs upstairs and downstairs will . —Preaident. E. L.southeast part of town and have Republican ticket T. K.'s basket------ball fives had two associated with 1II4II him III in IIIV thc Will* bank be necessary. No doubt it will be Fitzgerald had generous words ot survived by two sisters. Mrs. Delot. Appelman; Clerk. A. E. Ba*sett; moved Into the urn*. -■ ----------------.. ----—wail, found mat that mucn much more oamagr damage tnan than louna , rH.ruv Pnrker narrv IHopkins of Hastings and -Mrs. C. L. pTreasurer. Thro Bera; Assessor. Elbusiness trip to Ballis Ci , made ‘he „doln< of the diswrair and .nd spilt .nlit even on lhe evening's evenlne . gnd ww buslnr .M appears now will be discovered when ,Pralae ,or Charley Parker. Barry Steen of Sandusky. Ohio, one broth­ ‘win Nash; Council men. Amon Wen­ Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Baker of urday. week thc repair* are«. under way. IV It I-. Is |representative, (er. unBCICS »rev Kpeiua u. usiw , -.J. .-,—-------------- • whom — -he — termed -- - a* pr Charles HOUIUC Nodine O1 of OUIlUllT. Sumner.; entertainment. The second team — We had a good croszd at certain that there will be a tot of one of the .sound, reliable, indrpend-: Wp<tl|n,ln„ two grandchildren, ger. J. Robert Smith, and C. T. Battle Creek attended the Pythian party Friday night. munity meeting Friday n damaec to the lhe bank fixtures, in-:ent in- lent thinking and independent act-., act-11 three great-grandchildren and many Munro. game defeating lhe Bellevue aec- u,7bu“ldma were M? W 'Mn1 A damage Mr. and Mrs Harry Barber and we jurely enjoyed the mu A large crowd enjoyed the party |'other ( and. by two points. 13 IO 11. The „ carveUi Mr An rveih nt un to eluding IU adding machines, furol- ing members of the legislature. relatives. at thc K of P hall on Friday night. son have moved to Lansing, where gram tiiat Mr Gallop and ture and furnishings. The entire in. It is Mr. Fitzgerakts opin^n that > ... |— — —----- •. ' 1 Her entire married life of 57 years fm»4rd,*axikd|.“ioM diot ancl^brahe We,,Bre ofntT' to accompany his -ui-. —iu The Beigh and McKelvey schools he has employment, from Hastings favored ui os ' Michigan ...u:; ‘. 1loose —zz ifrom ----- gov- w happily spent at the homestead terior above and below, as well as must tz cut Dr. Minnie D. — Baker. 15. widow of —- ” I w“e home ‘n,cy camc flown through Hnxumrnt basement rooms will h have ivu tn to be w>. re- 1 emment hv byjjoords hoards and commissions Irving Twp where she has made held tiieir P. T. A. Friday night al the McKelvey school house. The Dr. JR. Baker, died Saturday again. The first team played equally av upstair* uart of tiic 'building Tiieir decorated. Mr. Sigler's loss will bt and return to a really constitutional a host of friends through the kind- piogram was put on by the ladles, morning after a short illnesa at the Mason Newton of Delton » in o? « ni heavy and Mr. Crook's Iom will be government, with authorized offi- inesses she bestowed upon others, clals assuming their proper respon- and will be greatly missed by ail randwiches, Jello and cake were home of her daughter, Mrs. Clark Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. by one point, the score being 19 to wa* lust a little after six considerable.’ E. Higbee. 501 Edgemere Drive, Newton and family. served. It is exceedingly fortunate for the slbiiltles instead of delegating them who knew tier. 20 in favor of hellevue. The Bellevue “ ondav cvenhw A trio from Michigan State pre­ Grand Rapids where she had gowe bank that It not only saved IU val- to others. Boards and commission* Funeral services were held Sat­ rented u piogram at the Methodist last fall- Mfs- Baker was bom in Battle Creek called on his moaun luid"aPdcfense that was^toreri^to Probob1*’ the first One to notice h“rd» ^tanythlng unusual was Allteon Tolle*. uable records, which are kept in the i are usually brought into being with urday P. M. al 2 o'clock at the churcii Sunday night. The trio con- Eaton county, and waa a graduate Mrs. Mary McIntyre, at W. O.’Tq f *** ft^who occupies the Horton building ul vault, but also preserved undamaged I the promise that they will cost the home conducted by Rev. Dewey and eisted of Miss Mildred James, plan- of the Hanneman School ot Medi- bias' Friday afUrrnqon. other records and papers outside the . state nothing The members are 1 interment was made in Irving cemeLst; mum Marjorie Hoyt, violinist; cine in Chicago. She had practiced nt 5°T tbe c°rner of Court and Jeflenon. At vrry useful, but fiot aupposed supposed to be and often are pub-i^. pubciiange from the game Played here about seven o'clock he thought he saw vault tliat arc STONY FOINT. in Nashville nearly 40 years Bealdes in January. January. Belvue Bellevue had had a a one one i ._ok_ . , ,fr0_ n,. . ■ bftnk bulld. «o eancmmi u.s its books and records. I lie-spirited men who donate their । 'One precious to our hearts te gone Mr. Robert James, vocalist. in Al the Womans' Literary Club on i the daughter, she leaves ftxir gTtndpoint lead at the half In the third ?mOke rt' u1 fr ,°,m ?,l‘nk ‘ i « was the fact that its books, rec- time. Nevertheless every commis-l^, 'The voice we loved is stilled. Wednesday a Hiawatiia pageant will children, two brothers. Judge Vlc- Sunday with relatives at MncoeM quarter T K. had a wo point iad' near,the chimney He watched ,ords flnd valuable werc all glon ond board that was ever con-J1™ । The place made vacant in our home be given u* a part of thc Longfcl- tor D. Sprague of Cheboygan and Quarterly meeting waa held atftha but fail'd to keep It 1“. ,0T ? minutes, but seeing no undamaged that enabled the Banklcelved in’thls slate has coal from । Can never more be filled. ' low Day program I Edward G. Sprague of Vermontville. F. M- church Saturday and Sunday, T. K. plays Portland Friday night °f L14!” he condtided that to rPopen Tuesday morning The'15.000 to $75,000 of public money '.Our father ,in n His wl!Qoln w Wisdom called. Watson Walker, an employee of Funeral service* were held Monday Rev. Saulsbury had charge oi'lhe a t Woodland in lhe tournament The ^5 downwaidand’then ^vw/’uo b“nk carrlcd ‘“-'“rance on 1 "You aren't.economizing when you bQ<>n H11 Jov(, had gh(,n winners of this game will play in the 8On® d0*nw*rd nnd lhen moved up lhe building and $7,500 on the con- cut off a certain tax with one handAnd though on earth the body Iles. th-- Lentz Table Co. met with a very I afternoon at two o'clock at the service*. painful accident, when three finger* daughter's home, burial In Oak Hill final* Saturday nightPortland has “ch”nn,? smoke somctimeX tenU; so it to amply protected, but while looking around for new of his right hand were badly lacer- I (cemetery. ------ -—■* Grand Rapids. a very strong team having lost onlv I J1? ”e cou d get It off hu |, 5^^- a great deal of Incon- source* of revenue with the other." The soul is safe in Heaven.” a very SUUllg strong ICUIII team IUIA1IIK having lau only1' mttul U , . .. TA. la_ T>... ■ __ axed and one being cut off in con- I Misj. Georgia Butler underwent an and Mn John Blocker. mind hnu'-v.,' however; nand at eight no’’l-l/Vlr clock one game this year, but we feel wc came out to look agoin. This time venlence while thc necessary repairs I Mr. Fitzgerald said. But that te ex•operation for appendicitis last week tact with a rip-saw. being made. The fire had gotten I actiy what Michigan has been dorw..t ihii.i tobn have a fighting chance of beating he saw a considerable volume ot are at Pennock hospital. tertalned the young people’s e MB Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher and under such headway when dlKOV- >ng. He believes that considerable P??!•* 9V*ch*ld *;? them. MLw Clarice Paulson had a tonsil party la-st Friday evening. smoke rising from the south end of and the below-zcro tempera-1 savings In government costs can bc “,ld Krohft. »*« bewn m family spent Sunday with relatives Wedne*day, Feb. 21. T. K. second the bank building. There was no ered operation Saturday at the Com­ . ture at the time make it seem re- made by cutting out many boards 5, J?’ in St. Johns. team girls played Caledonia there, doubt In his mind that the building markable »hat heavier damage wasJ and. commissions and consolidating 1®™V ' of Coats Grove were Harold Woodard te working at the munity hospital. ,J and lost by a score of 6 to 11. The was on fire. He ran to William Tuy- markable Shat heavier damage was_ others For one thing, he believes,convertedlhfto the Seventh Claude Demond Bunday. Duy Ad­ . girls put up a good fight but didn't tor's shoe repair shop and notified not done HINDS CORNERS. — -In­ | ventlst faith and remained an »cKenneth Lykins of south of At this writing no estimate can be that the state Is over-run with seem to have that final push to win the department that there was a fire Mlsq Marian Tobias of Kalamazoo Humorist: An American race tiy live member, ever living as a con ­ Charlotte spent Saturday night and spectors A force of 100 capable made of the loss U will be large, lhe game. spent the week end with her grand­ Sunday nt th> Gail Lykins home. upstairs in the City Bank building. but will probably not reach thc fig­ men could easily handle the work sistent Christian. Tiw line up was as follows: Cen­ The department made a prompt re­ She was ambitious to obtain an Mr and Mrs. Claude Jones have parents. Mr and Mrs C- N. Tobias. ter*—Holes and Granger. Forwards sponse. When they arrived there was urges given in the Grand Rapids now being done by a small army education and attended school at returned to their home from Grand Bert Stanton of Dowling called Personally we ahc of 800. Thc present administration —Haight and White. Guards—Swift no doubt about there being a tin*. and Battle Creek dallies. on C. N. Tobias Tuesday afternoon get frean maids. by no means deserves thc full blame dinerent times al Battle Creek Col­ Rapids and Schadd. Substitutes —Lewis. Because of the construction of the lege. FerrLs Institute and Berrien for this state of affairs, the secre ­ COATS GROVE. Beeler, .nd rn'.hney, building it was very difficult to get Tlie p. T. A met Friday evening tary says. The tendency to create Springs, and taught school for five U>e bU„. Above rhe e.rUni or useless bureaus and commissions years. In 190<l she was married to night T K Ilrll .11 Woodland the oOTCtoi Up.(.)n, urd underneath with a go<xl program and attend­ has been u fault of our government Nelson C. McElmurry surviving are ance and plenty of eat* at thc pot : “ JSr . Mi L. ,h' •J*'' '* • W the husband and eight children. for the . post two dreadfs. play Friday and Saturday night*. I which was utilized for electric wir- luck supper Mr Fitzgerald criticlied the pres­ Kenneth and Mrs Helen McElmurry A group from the church here j ing At the lop of the first landing, are planning on attending evangel­ ent administration on three main Spalding of California. Leland of charlotte defeats D. -C-. Lon Anin going up the stairway to reach istic services in lonlu on Wednesday counts: I। Washington. -• — —Ada of- — I—The method of administering 1 geles, geles. Orville of the Cedar Lake HASTINGS CAGERS 23.14 the offices, there is u cupboard in evening. Academy. Mildred of Battle Creek. Creek. I| Academy, which records and books belonging Mr and Mr*. Paul Thompson and thc sales tax. Charlotte eagers defeated Has- to Attorney Kim Sigler were stored, family of Bal tie creek spent Sun-1I 2—The passing and handling Of-Stella and Groce at home, also three , There was no*"litter in this room,—as day with Mrs. Lillie Bolton. brothers. William. Daniel and Arting* 23 to 14 In a game there Fri- -------------------•l"------------------Ii the racing bill. administration of slstersMUs day evening thereby making up for the janitor had cleaned it out thor­ tan. Loren Oversmith uversmiui || 3—The sue uuiiiuiuwiiuu ui the utr old uiu thur —Krohn, ------- and ---- three ---• ----_ Paul Woodman. ids from Sarah Krohn. Mrs. Carrie Johnson n defeat at lhe hands of the local 1oughly only a day or two before. and some friends from Hasting* Hastings atat­ i age pension bill He said that— the------------handling old team earlier In lhe season. In u Directly above it was an unoccupied tended the Woodland - Caledonia JA,..!- । | ------------------» of — — - , and Mrs Wm. Pobanz all of Huron preliminary game, thc reserves won room, which Mr. Sigler ilmxI to store basket ball game at Caledonia Fri-; age pension funds represents one (county w,f„ . . day cvening. of the most flagrant misuses off She was a faithful wife, a loving 19 to 15. The Eaton county towers law books and file*. Mr*. Peurl Demond te sick with public funds he has encountered mother, a devoted sister and a true managed to bottle up the Hastings ' ft . is believed tiiat lhe fire origioffense and exhibited a sloshing nated in the little storage room. the , flu at thte time during his twenty-five years as a friend. During her sickness she was brand of attack tiiat functioned near the stairway and spread to the Hi.en. of soutnwest Boulb-nt ttas-1 Hu-, nuuuc gubllc wulw .iBteUI. •Hwr. .to.lu... .pitlon *«« Gordon Havens a«w»c umuiuirsmoothly. [unoccupied room directly across the,.•ting* spent Sunday Ui the Thomp- , >> «>o reason, he claims, for the ap- at her home near Carlton Center On Friday of tills week the Has- hall from Mr Sigler's office When >on cun |wnlc imine I polntment of hundreds of census on February 14. arrived, there was ' A Kuuu Iluin 11C ,„ ----------------------------------------------------------------tings eager* will play Grand Ledge lhe ,u“ firemen ----a good many from here attended takers at a cost of thousands of dolOBITUARY. here In the final game of the sea­ where the principal part of the blaze tne tlle P p t A at a' Woodland Tuesday Tuesday ,,lars T A. lars thereby using up money that seemed to be. although cvening when whi:n the lhe men mCn from here |I rightfully belongs to aged depend depend-son. Eddie J Bump, youngest child of ---------- smoke came evening -----------------from several places in the building. ( W1 a ftne program, i enls. There was no provision for Edward and Johanna Bump, was An An electric electric clock dock in in Mr. Mr Sigler Slider s s ,1 word received UI of WIW the tick-' ---------such diversion these bom IU In -Carlton township. Barry WUttl was fcJUl ICVW-I.W ---------- of — — ......... funds in the >~.,I -------- ---------1-. ----e TWENTY TEAMS IN office stopped at 8:01 o'clock. Prom of Mrs. Martha BeVler al the bill and so it is a clear example of i county. July II. 1862. and entered INTER-CLASS TOURNEY ‘that time until midnight thc fire- ness home of her daughter In Detroit Party patrimony at |ta worst | mto rest Sunday. February 25. 1934. I men were busy trying to get at the The address Ls 12290 Strel St for. Mr Fitzgerald criticised lhe sales at his home In Hastings, aged 71 Twenty basket ball teams are ex­ 1 blaze. the convenience of any who might tax administration for failure to • years. 7 months and 14 day*. He was pected to compete in the Inter-daaa In Mr. Sigler's suite of rooms the carry out the intent of lhe leglsla-|the last of a family of seven chiltournament which will be held in contents of his private office, in thc wish to write to her । ture in exempting tangible personal; dren. He spent his boyhood days as j the gymnasium here early In March. extreme .**>uth end of the building, property,■ uim-iiim, machinery. .UIU and U.U1. materials os muni most of his mu life ue< on mv the MIU old •SOl'III MAPLE .'lAll.t. GROVE. (inuvr, hsiu | well aS UI 4IU SOUTH This is one of the features of the were not much damaged, except by Mrs Albrt Green of near Middle-I ured in the process of manufacture. । homestead Ui Carlton township. On year on Lhe athletic calendar at smoke and some from waler; imt vllle has been staying at the Lee i Tills has resulted in a form of September 2. 1B85. he was united in Hustings High. t the floor underneath the other two Lapham home this past week pyramiding taxation which has 1 marriage to Stella Adelia O’Dell, to ----------------------------------------------------------------O v C Marshall was -a _______ Hastings — placed an unjustifiable burden on- --------which union were bom--------eight — chllThe chimney cleaning method offices he occupied, as well as the I u j farmers and manufacturers. Farm . dren. two of these. Roy. an infant of bv u Philadelphian, who poured gas­ floor of the unoccupied room, give j vjs|tnr otle day lost week. is supposed |rsix ------«« blaze The Mrs Mr, Orrcn Utirwrw BunMua, returned home , machinery for example exai months, and Beatrice, age 15 oline down it and then dropped in every evidence of a good blaze. Mr. Bigler s valuable (ro|n Anu Arbor the flrM of me , to be eliminated Bigler's fronJ Ann flrst the .to from the ux years, preceding him In death, In a lighted newspaper, proved highly larger part of llch he uses so SO much. much. ' wrp .---- ■-j. vhednles os n« well well as a other machin- 1915 he moved with his fjamily Into law library, which schedules saved;; but a lot of books not so ■ Do^t lurgcv fOrget me the Wilcox Cemetery ery. such as punch presses, lathes. Hastings, forced to ref ire from rebuilt around the chimney te. of 1 was saved m».M« ---------f*M,iM.«tv ii »h as •>. wall »« a a set wt of.Q nt. _.lrc|. e meeting. ~ .. course, a mere incidental contlngen- j frequently used, well us March 7. al the tne ' drills, etc. Tilesc exemptions were farming by his III health. The de­ cy.—Arkansas Gazette. . Congressional Records, owned by Orange hal| Bt Maple Grove Cen- all specified by the committee in ceased was known for his industry. | --------------- ---------------------- former Congressman Ketcham, cov---------------charge of the sales tax admlnLslra- honesty and kindness to all. and had I ter. Russia Is building iu first sub- cring lhe period when he reprcsentG C Marshall and G S. Mar­ tion Two hours after this committee the respect of al) who knew him. He way with the aid of nearly 15.000 ed thU district, were damaged be- shall were Battle Creek visitors adjourned. Attorney General leaves to mourn hte loss os a kind yond repair. members of the Communist Youth ' “ O'Brien gave an opinion saying that and loving husband and father, his Thursday The ceiling of the bank's office. In League. Including thousands of not--------------be made. wife, Stella and six children. Max E. mi. l*ua --- - exemptions ------- ,-----------could ------------Mr. and mia. Mrs. vnw. Chas. Cobb and these girls, this group was enlisted in the front of the vault was burned family of Battle Creek spent Bun-' Secretary Fitzgerald strongly ques- Bump. Mrs. Mary E. Matthews, work when tiic subway construction through and,fire broke out in two or day at G C. Marshall's. I Mr. O Brien's right to do tills Mrs. Elsie J. Moore. Mrs. Dorothy M slowed up through lack ot effective three other places to the north from Mrs. Lee Gould entertained the ««><! thinks it has worked an undue Tudor. Clarence A- Bump and Carl­ that point al one place showing Ladles' Club Friday. latfcr. * hardship on manufacturers and ag- ton A. Bump, all of Hastings, be­ Mrs. Mildred Weeks of Battle, rlculturists of Michigan, putting sides eight grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 Creek spent from Thursday until them in a bad position to meet out­ Genuine Leather Sunday with her parents. Mr. and side competition. It has diverted P. M. Tuesday, February 27. at the much business to other states. home on North Park Street with Mrs. Lee Gould. Tlte proposed revision of the state Rev. L. L. Dewey officiating. Burial Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cunning­ ham and son of Bellevue spent Sun- constitution is entirely unnecessary. in the family lot in the Fuller ceme­ Mr. Fitzgerald believes. He says that tery. Carlton township. Mr. and Mrs Bob Elliston and with the exception of two provisions, OBITUARY. Geo. Hecker of West Vermontville one pertaining to taxation and the Charles W Honeywell was born' other to education, every krticle is spent Friday afternoon at L. W. Rayon Fancy Pattern* fundamentally sound. All thc at Rawsonville. Michigan. February changes required could be handled 12. 1874. and died at hte home near OBITUARY. by four amendments at very little Plymouth. February 15. 1934- When. Earl Leroy White, son of Mr. and cost. A constitutional convention, on a boy he moved with his parents to I Mre. Sam White, was bom May 3, the contrary, would cost $500,000 or the Honeywell farm in Prairievillej 1910, and lived practically all of his more. township where he grew to man-; life in Hasting, receiving his edu­ Michigan should adopt a pay-as- hood. At an early age he united with ' cation in our city schools He mar­ you-go plan of financing, Mr. Fitz­ the Prairieville Baptist church. ried Miss Vclrpa Long of Hastings gerald believes Tills would elimi­ He is survived by a wife, two Wide Web. Single on May 19, 1928. and to this union nate the necessity for heavy inter­ brothers, two sisters, and a host of one sofi. Douglas, now two and a est charges. For example the $50.­ friends who will ever remember him half years old. was born. After an 000.000 bond issue authorized back for his kindly smile and his sterling Illness of three weeks, he passed In 1919 for the purpose of building qualities. away at Pennock hospital on Feby. roods will eventually cost the state Funeral services were conducted 19, aged 23 years. 9 months and 18 about $100,000,000. The so-called at Plymouth Bunday by Rev. Suth­ days. Surviving are the wife and $30,000,000 "Insurrection" bond Issue erland. Burial tn the Redford ceme­ Spend leu son, his parents, a sister, Mrs, Lila advocated by the present adminis­ tery. Hand Tailored! May Roush, and two brothers. Glenn tration Is absolutely unconstitu­ SOUTH THORNAPPLE. Spend leu— but enjoy dm kuney at ttgiH tatesdagt 8. and Clare WiUtc. all of Hastings. tional. according to Mr. Fitzgerald, He was a lovltjg husband and fa­ and there is no reason why the peo­ Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wleringa ther, a good son and a good neigh­ ple of Michigan should bear this and family of west of Middleville Spend leu— but wore enter of erapdonl tetestea—al bor. always ready to do for others. burden unless they shall have the were guests Sunday of their par­ For a considerable time he was a opportunity to pass Judgment on R ents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson. rally unerr 61 Indeed, a whole now endnote an He to Scout, later becoming a Patrol by referendum vote. Charlie Andler was a Grand Rap­ Leader. Funeral services were held ids visitor Saturday. Swiss Rib Styles I at the parents' home, 804 E. Madl- WELCOME EXTENSION CLASS. Mrs. Arthur Terry came from Chi­ The Welcome Extension Class met cago Thursday to spend a few days Rev. b. J. Adoock officiating. In­ at the home of Mrs Alma Fingle- here with home folks. terment in the Fuller cemetery. ton on Wednesday. Feb. 14. for an Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duffin of Mid­ Men's White Pre-Shrunk all day meeting. The meeting was dleville spent Tuesday evening with OBITUARY. Combed BROADCLOTH Edward Asa Bidelman. oldest son called to order by lhe president. Roll his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gar­ of Charles and Mary Bidelman. was call and minutes of the last meet­ rett. Several very large moving vans born In Hastings township. Barry ing read by Sec. Sixteen members Elastic Side Styles county. June 11 1873, and departed and two visitors were present. Re­ from Kalamazoo have been moving this life February 18. 1834. In De­ view of last month's meeting by the the goods of Mr and Mrs. Charlie leaders and all adjourned fora pot Ring, frpm Kalamazoo to their new cember 24. M84. he was united In home down here on the fiats by the luck dinner at noon. After dinner the , marriage with Cora Roush, who QUALITY — hrfi* prittJI I. survives together with three chll- leaders took over the lesson on “Rout­ Thornapple river. Relatives, friends and neighbors, , dren. Mrs Morrte Hill of Hastings. ers took over the lesson on ' Rout­ YOU'LL be lack tor more—ora ( Dayle of Battle Creek, and Wayne ing out the Food Rebels" and the from both here and at Xnrtng. gath-, you're worn carl Mede to our on ST-/ with OCC camp at Big Bay. Bur- talk on school lune lies. Mrs. Lucile ered at the home of Perry Bamum of Pure Linen Yarger and Mrs Hazel Hinkley were Saturday evening where a most en­ dor. Full cut. food length, ntes At Ceron the leaders for Mrs. Jerry Andrus joyable evening was spent playing pesrl button* And tendering improver Waters and Mrs. Fred Gamble, two and Mrs. Grace Gorham. Next cards and visiting. I brothers. Bam Bidelman and meeting will be held March 21 at “The best collar-studs are to be 1 Charles Bidelman. a large number Mrs. Hazel Hinkley**—Pub. Sec.— found in this country.” declares a Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy I of nieces and nephews and a host Ruth Moore. manufacturer. Unless, of course, ot friends. Are Shown To All The plan for a cheap and simple you're trying to dress in a particu­ In the opinion of a well-known Inaugral ceremony has been spoiled lar hurry—Humorist. Telephone 2115 business man. lhe average Scotsman by a nation-wide demand for a Hastings, Michigan When people are satisfied with Is a thorough person who Insists on great Jubilee. There will be a halfseeing a thing through. He waa not miillon Democrats there, Including their lot, there must be a low rate of taxes on it —Atlanta Constitu­ I referring merely to a continuous tion. If cinema performance.—Humorist. for a Job.—New Yorker. Sporting Items ! FIRED1M1GES 07787652 ’ MIDDLEVILLE HfflS EBINK TZGEIMLD ____ ____ __ ____ <•» $1475 These SMART Suits for Young Men MEN'S ACCESSORIES Will Keep Your Belts Appearance CLEARANCE PAINT SALE We are offering this sale on paint for one week in order to make roomffor our spring order. Take advantage of this as prices are going higher. KING WALL FINISH . . 5 lb. pk. 49c FLAT WALL FINISH Gallon . .$1.25 i Gal . .68 Quart . .38 Inside Gloss PAINT Gallon $1.68 J Gal. .90 Quart . . .50 We also have some odds and ends that we are closing out at 25c per qt. 50c one-half gal., $1.00 gal. LyBARKER’S 49c Socks apd Your Budget Garters 29c Down! Ties Shirts 25c Shorts Shirts 98® Handkerchiefs 10c �Hircxm __________________________ 1^, to HAirmoi uxxn, wkdmbsdat, fctboabt m. im _ ____________________________ _ ~ "| JSvarta al NMbville This and ‘That Backward Glances: n;Z „» nrrr.invETZATOAoo today. Thc Air Mali Question. . Of YBStBTdOyi A rtnnatlnn party »»m hald M th* wards humanity. He also apou Of 'p-a* «< aw u> "■a"1 '» mmEaBSHBraiaaEBa' residence of George Garrison of liomo and what It mean* and what passed away Saturday. Mr*. J —------------!---------------- 'knowledge of world event*. Probably Chargea. it should moon. Home to «mr.® P«>f 0008 gtto*' IMI|CT^ ouj- interest In current history Is not Counter Charge*. YEARS AO TODAY. lath instant, for the benefit of Rev. plo 1* a "filling station." Oat filled in this community. Burial in PraiWILL ROGERS SAYS. Hasty Action. SEVENTY KKJHTH YEAR os comprehensive as it should be. ' Mrs: Mary Watkins of Middleville T. McCoy of the M. E. church, the up three time* a day and ateam on 'rlevllle cemetery. She leaves on* Will Rogers. In his press article of —-— ---------------------------- Nevertheless it is 7 worthwhile note e ‘:te visiting her daughter. Mr*. ] lecdpts being $68.40. Pretty liberal soma where el*a. Ha spoke of the son and other retativta and friends Charges and counter charges are ---- -- ---------" 7 last to Saturday, says: "We don’t give to mourn her demise. “---------------------least .one commentator of our cr|mlnals much punishment but flying thick and fast as a result of I1 Charles Baker. Mrs. H. M. French of for these hard times. Middleville came Tuesday for a few' Al the first regular mtellng of the ■ ________________________ authority thinks we doi not suffer by We sure give 'em plenty of pubHazel Calthrop and Ivan Smith government action in terminating days' ] visit with Mrs. Baker also. Young Ladles' Pink Ribbon Club worthwhile whan there is activity attended tlu funeral of Mrs. Albert­ ■aiM«rlaua>a bz Mali. Po«ti>*i4: comparison with the people of Eur-. Hetty ” To my mind that's what te and when we can do for other* and al) air-mail contracts and placing Ur. SUu rmUley M1'•'J™ f BAHRY tOCNTY. ob'E YEAH. $i.oo‘ the matter with thc control of crime son at Hickory Corner* Wednraday. vu> VUkenburuh cl N.w York £=*“* U» mM,n* opened by when we have responsibilities and Much sympathy is expre*»ed for the today: were no: heavy enough on the army in control. Some say the Mr. ; IT COUNTY SIX MONTHS Ao. | realize them. He ipoke of the be ­ the punishment end I have advo­ president acted with precipitous lot ] week when U>e WM here m the ““SK*’ family especially for the daughter nevolence that 1* being shown in at home. HASTE MAKES WASTE. cated thc whipping post for the ]■ haste and failed to give the airlines <dt, tn me inured, or th. w. C T. ~ .Meb COUNTY. THREE MONTHS Barry county at thl* Hide. Poaalhearing; others, such as Senator i In view of the growing death and crime of robbery armed and firmly la _______________ Opal* Honeywell of Nlchhol* hos­ Mtu u. Bernie, wtn.. th. nor- 3^,'XS. SXtiFX '.T7' bly no county in the U. B. that has pital. Battle Creek, was a Bunday believe that if tlie ruffian* who deBlack. Democratic channnan of the P/ ODTS1HK BAHKY COL’NTT. ONK the privilege* that we may enjoy W YKSH IN ADVANCE........... . ........ 11.40 casualty list among U. S. aviators llbcrately set out on a life of crime inve*tlgatlng committee, claimsit te who ha* been {<* Mrs. Claude ncgl uppea| to all to come forward and we should make careful con*ld-1 assigned k> air-mai! duty, one is B rqitkjaN BUBSCniPTlONg, ONE A Hammond the past four we«U al<n pledgc whkh / TEAM XN ADVANCE.----------- ---- 12 oo forced Ur conclude tiiat the govern­ oration when our opportunities arc ■ U. N. Honeywell. returned tn Grand . Rjinlds Mnntiav. ___ j. . .to with T.J great ___ .__ ..__ .___ so great The old way* are giving Wednesday lhe house occupied by . y sponded enthusiasm ment lias acted with undue haste in month after Iwinu caught (and all the concrete fact* so far brought jr ,, of them arc caughti the glamour forth may be summarized os fol-: Mrz. Barah Branctetetter of Delton and the addition of several new away to the new. He advised con­ Jay Bagley and family caught fire. ADVERTISING HATES. oancelllng thc contract* of commer­ would fade out ot the picture These lows: anu Mrl airs, ncii uxmer _°oifzvaisma- nanle namqs to the pledge. They tncn solidation of scnoois zchooln as a* in lots lota of By the timely aid of neighbor* and < «>.«he<. ple.d<!; Thfy_the_n sono.uon oi friends and the fire department zoo were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. i proceded to lhe election of officers ] case* there will be no greater coat cial companies. bullies are brave *o long as they are । • • • ‘ "' *’ ' ‘ ‘ ooat. from Delton, it was extinguished. I with the following result: Worthy j and °"H lin " some instance* ’less — — * Surely more than evidence of col- behind the stock end of a gun but I Postmaster General Farley Justi- Burr Van Houten Saturday. Mrz. Harry Bergman and son, President—Mtes Carrie Fuller; lat I Tlie Spirit of America is unooo- Considerable damage was done not .“'Ea'ch luslon was needed to Justify lhe or- remove them from that advantage । fie* thc administration's action on jrrtlui. Nt . I Junior of Grand Rapid* spent lhe Vice Prcsidenb-Mtea Mtnnle Row­ querablc. Wo should live for the only to the building but to tho fur­ dcr which sent these army men out and they're all moral cowards. Let'si thc grounds that: he«r .wmunmB about the prapruw w„ 11>s,| Ule PmI o, weekend with her parents, Mr. and; ley; second Vice President—Miss community, county and nation. He niture and bedding. Pirc te bad at in sero over treacherous night route* In J. Seth. Nellie Geer; Rec. Secretary—Miss ,, spoke of the six greatest men with Rny lime but especially . oi . uhipplns ion to robbery , Urput.nml to <« old dlr : 1J. 1L5S1. Dt blrlbl or* Much sympathy is ex­ ' w111 h* plane* lacking proper radio cqulp- «rmed-Tom Con u> u> the Crystal „ -------------------------------11 Lincoln the sixth. WMther. In our opinion, —Ml m c„„„.eU lldl,„ pouml, M1S3 Theodora Hoekstra of Lan- Clara Phillip.; Oor. Secretary Horton;; Treasurer Miss ----- ------- ’— *** “ । John Ketcham should have sev- pressed for the family. contractors until the Watre* Act]'i zing waz the over Bunday guest oi Barah 1’0? iou tnenl and other devices which re- Falls Diamond DriiL . ., -------Zzz'z. ZZz zz.zz ‘ . tzzg wo* enlji place. Even sentence that Mrs. Aurile Shipman and Miss Ruth Florence Cook. The meeting Mrs. Harold Jone* was called to ,-gg I could be passed in April. 1930. | vaa c«ni ducc the hazards of blind flying. THAT HEAD TAX BUSINESS Hobson ' then adjourtted adjourned until next S£tl Saturday ———# he spoke was full uof . good w^u Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, by the se­ • word. r*ch Sr ■ or4.urd Even if the evidence of graft were AU »bl<u*rr peri inn in I 3—11 waa ilteRRl to award big route Cha*. C. Wardell waz here from evening at seven o'clock with thc' thought* and the writer Isn’t capa- rious lllnMs of her mother. Mrs. There would seem to be noUvir No comauaital iky. extension* without competitive bldChlcago over the week end. owing to following literary program: Im-.ble of doing justice to hte splendid SchteslM. >«r» a. 100 P" cen* conclusive, a delay of the world which would compel any- , - — the serious Hines* of his mother, promptu speech—Mia* M. Rowley; f address. The writer ha* beard not one to pay a head tax this year. How j alnS Essay—Miss Barah Wright; Decla- ,a few young people express the wteh given by the Rebekahs and Odd 3—It was illegal to permit collu- Mrz. J. C. Wardell. JOB 1‘RINTING. corps time to prepare Itself for the thc legislature on thc !7th of Octo- ' sion among the the hind-picked hand-picked cperc opera­ Joim nrucs Brock oi of Otsego, is now now.maUon. Miss jFlorence Slattery; — that they the privilege be­­ Fellow* Feby. 24. has been port­ ber can tell you what to do on the jwui uukko, who u — — —z had ..... .....Ku of up --- ------- ... ------ *n highly apecialized task of night flytors who met at the Post Office De­ nn on the rr^.ri road A... for thea Columbus Fur-I Orifflnil Original itocm poem—Miss Mis* Carrie Fuller, Fuller. 'ing 1 ing in Mr. Ketcham'sSundav Ketcham's Sunday Sdiool Scliool ioned Indefinitely, sickness and cold Thuatrf’uir*Ing would not have Impeded the ul- wrinkle which maybe the democrats partment In May—June. 1930 agree- niture company, visited his brother.) a•» ■ class We feel this world is a bet- weather interfering. ~ —__ ....... . .............. ....... ntarw tn llva niter h.vln. ter place to live after having heard Mr*. Bam Psge ot Quimby Is a •••« aaa jo* priuim* ttmate outcome of the Investiga- can explain. If there Is any penally ItlK among themselves what routes re 8. C. Brock. Friday. PINE tor LAKE FARMERS CLUB. guest of Mr. and Mrs George Woods Mr*. Hugh Marks and children of The riuc ,uw met him. Pine Lake Farmers w Club ,r ------------------------------------------ tion; would probably have saved for not paying, the authorities will they vrould and would not bid for Mr. Farley further claim* to be Grass Lake spent thc week end with I ttl the pleMant home of Mr. and Tlie program cloced with com­ and family. have to put nil Michigan into Jail AIR MAIL CON TRACTS. much fiecdleM lo&s ot life and and let out occasionally here and Idlssatlhfled Tire Ladles’ Aid will meet with the facts that of her parents. Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Mrs Cassius Hughes Saturday. Feb. munity singing. -------------- with There have .unquestionably been equipment. Ono U forced to wonder. there one who had slipped lhe clerk . ...__ _ Meeting adjourned after singing Rev. and Mrs. Miles at Delton, Mar. | 26 domestic nir mail contract* Moorman. ' a< for a meeting. Sixty were Chas. o. G. Weissert Welssert wa* was the guest guest , prMenl to enjoy B won balanced "God Be With You Till We Meet 14. Do not forget the date end be instances of irregularities and in view of thc fine record of com­ n couple of dollars.—Frank Bryce. I awarded during Post master Brown's I Cha*, administration. 24 went to Aviation]ofr u, Mr. .to* and Mrs. cha*. a A. wteert Welssert menu planned and served by mem­ Again." Wc meet Saturday eve­ sure to be there. ».r. ro,.. ■buses with respect to air-mall con­ mercial air companies in compari­ Grand Ledge independent. ning. March 10, with Mr. and Mr*. Wallace Bugbee of Gem. Kansas, Corporation, tiiat there were many land family of Kalamazoo over Of nutrition claw. tract*. Errors have been made In son with that of thc army air corps. consumers Power Company reasonably established air trans-I Sunday, was a guest of his uncle, John Dos­ Vlce-Pres. Lee Nottingham presid­ Ernest HalL—Pearle Bagley. Secy. than “ cent more **" _ port passenger lines desirous of ob- 1 drafting the air-mail. Unnecessary whether or not this country can at- pay* in taxes 75 per ter. and family, Bunday. Kansas ed during tho short business meet­ HIGII^ANK. our four largest industrial plants lainlng air mall contracts which re-i lias been hl* home for several years and uneconomical route* have been ford to let the development of avia­ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ing and we sang "Onward Christian All these things should be carefully given Government aid. The policy tion get entirely out of private considered before projecting our­ Mr*. Fannie Templeton, who has soldiers." and repeated the Lord’* Forty-eighty friends from this but somehow we still claim him as i been---------visiting— her -----------parent*.-----Mr.------and, t— prayer ------community of Mr. and Mrs. ciair of "extensions” whereby existing hands. selves headlong into any municipal Frances Doster Is tn Nashville । Mrs. W. H. Stebbln* for some time. Henry Rogers took charge of a Marshall of Bellevue were pleasantWhy break up the most efficient venture of a competitive character. lines were permitted to"increase for Mrs. Lawrence Osborne j will return Monday to her home in splendid program prepared by hlm- 'ly entertained last Saturday eve- curing and family. their netvrorks at the expense of air service in lhe world, Just to pen­ —Muri DdFoe, Charlotte- Republi­ ]Seattle. Wash. Her sister. Miss Car-'self and Mrs. Ruth Hughes. Com- ,ning at their home, commemorating can-Tribune. Rex Smith, who was ill the latter rie Stebbins, will accompany her.------------------------------------------.u-n — . , rx. _» smaller companies and sometimes alize a few grafting stock manipu­ munlty singing. "America, the Beau- the Feb. birthday anniversaries of I Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Patrick, 1 ful " A summary of Farmer* Week several of them. Ice cream and Colonel Lindbergh* scolding tele­ lower bidders has properly been lators? sume his studies In the Kellogg IT IS necessary that at Lansing was given by John Kll- cake were served late In the eve- school gram to thc President anrnt the Viewed with suspicion. Monday. he who commands lick. He has attended Farmers nlng and a fine time had by all. cancellation of thc air mail con­ Milo Lehman, who has been very A senate committee is devllng into Gov, Comstock asks fur non-par­ tract. once again emphasizes that Caldwell. Dr. and Mrs. F. Carroth- Week twelve years and said that It Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and son HI. is on lhe gain. Wo arc pleased well should have at in pushing critics should first have all thc crs. Mu* Bernier Sherman and was true that this year s program victor of Battle creek were Saturfacts of the air-mail situation and tisan co-operation some time obeyed. Robert Hendershott and Miss Mar­ was bigger and better He told of I day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. to report all the sick an gaining. Should be given all support jxxssiblo through n comprehensive legislative facts—Muri DcFoc. Charlotte Re­ Mrs. Ethel Stebben spent a few —Cicero. ion Goodyear attended thc Shrin- the .... exhibitions of the different,Bert*»»•». Daly. If definite instances of collusion program, much of which is good; publican-Tribune. days recently with her daughter. I er's party ui Grand Rapids Friday. breeds of stock He was especially j Mr nd M„ M । Hecker of Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Martin, of can be brought to light, the mistakes makes co-operation Impowlblc by THAT IMPORTANT 30 SECONDS nlKtU Interested In the calf feeder pro- , H„tln »,-ni wednroda7 even in. Gull lake. rectified and the grafters penalized Insisting that hl* $30,000,000 ln*ur- i The "Stop-and-Go” lights on Mr*. Emma Todd, who ho* been ject, as he had a calf in this con- a, * Mrs. P. j. Hughes attended tho I spending the past seven or eight, test that look fifth place. He spoke ' M both tlie cause of aviation and of rection bond bill be given prime Clinton avenue have been out oi ."kd .iu. Mr ehUdrm m cudUlue oi th. y.nou. oonwu .nd tho ,1.1 , M° -Tim Farmers Club al Pine lake Saturday good government will be advanced, consideration, abo by refusing to commissidn for a week. A farmer wiih in the Republican-News office has returned to her home here who finished in fifth place in lhe EX,77.77.]..' “ Mr “1 Mx,t afternoon. There may be others from here In attendance, have not The Investigators should be given reconsider the small loan bill for finding fault that he barely escaped Miss Florence Crosby of Grand sheen shearing contest. One of the North kanacllcal Aid BoI Rapid* te the guest of Mr. F. Car- novellie. In the 'Believe It or not ’ dely wffi mret rt Mr and M« £ been informed. ail possible support. lowering the present rate of 42 pcr accident at the cllnton-Waiker in­ Republican caucus March 3. Peo­ tersection bt cause of thc lack of , rothers tnday display were apple, that had been But the task of thc committee is cent per year, ple's Caucus March 9. W R cook left Friday for Detroit kept in storage since 1931. Olin d7nntr ^ervmte welcomV I lights. We personally saw un old to discover what Irregularities oc­ 'A . lady dedgr frantically to avoid a cclved no consideration whatsoever, I to attend the meeting of the Michl- Brown, who formerly lived In thisTHE CROSSROADS. A SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. I" ’’ Mrs Henry Bidelman atcurred and not to prove that a sys­ car whizzing straight through the that of thc $78,000,000 given In 1930­ gan Press Association ----------■— hud '“-• -------• 1 Mr. and community, ehw <4- — IM, dlalht lh,„ unde Mr*. Homer Bates passed away at 33 to airmail carriers. $46,800,000 tem of subsidies existed Congress. inter.-ectlon We also have heard It is a fine thing that various civic ■ Mrs G A Terry, who ha* been had been paid in excess, since the El!, ■ “If1?,.0' In Haa>U«, her home Wednesday evening after Itself, with wlde*pread public ap- clubs arc planning to work together many grumble al the delay thc subsidy was based on wasteful space ■ spending the past two months with each days and evenings activities. Thuradav two week*' serious fline**. | her sister. Mrs R. M. Lambic, re­ cause when m commfwion Vocal duet—Mrs. Mildred Castle । -----• Mr*. Hattie Hopkin* returned to proval, deliberately undertook a sy»- in the interest ot thc H olings 8ym- light* Bernard’• Whlltmore of- nea( NashYes. it is nggravatUig to lose thirty rates instead of poundage ' turned Thursday to her home in and Charlene. I vllle spent Sunday afternoon and her home at Battle Creek Saturday , tem of subsidies for thc purpose of phony Orchestra and Band For thc seconds of valuable time—much Flint. Reading — "Home, the Power evening with Mr. and Mrs. F. Haw* evening. Against these three major objec- । Wallace Unborn spent Bunday in building up an American air trans- im_s! year and one^-haH a number of better, we suppose, to smash up a House," Norma Brown. : Ralph Townsend of Ldweli spent I tfons the following rebuttal haS i Battle Creek and was thc guest of .bllu. port which would be the equal of' local musicians have been practicing car occasionally, or run over some j bcm made Mdnologue—“In a Milliner Shop." I Mr. Burke Cramer and Ml** Sunday with his father. George lady or child. What’s the hurry, iRev. and Mr* W J. Lockton Clara Scott. any in the world. Despite abuses,regularly each week, paying regular old j Florence Kniflcn of Baltimore Townsend, and sister. Mrs. Frank anyway? Just what do you do when ! )—The Kelley law of 19M gave Everyone was more than pleased ]called on Mr. and Mr*. Forest Bidel­ Bush onfd which are being brought to light, dues to meet the co.,, of the hall you reach your destination thirty the Postmaster General authority to to have It announced that John C. man Sunday evening. THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY MIAS turtle WllUtl* of Hastings the plan has succeeded. Great Brl- rental and other incidental ex­ seconds earlier than you expected — "extend" mall contracts, was In no way superseded by the Watres Act. Mr and Mrs. F. Hawblitz were in spent part of last week with Ml&i Mr. and Mrs O F. Chidester at- Ketcham would b^ next He paid lain who pays far more In subsidies penscs. Many people her" hope tiiat Schuyler Marshall. Clinton county No one save Postmaster ’General' tended tribute to hLs former collegue and Hastings Tuesday cvening. Dori* Williams. thc Rathbone sisters party Republican-New*. Merle Cooley and family of Has­ Farley through Mr Brown had vio- I at Charlotte Monday night, the dear friend, Joseph L. Hooper of than we. has decided that our plan tills association of musicians may Mr. and Mrs. Clair Marshall and lated lhe letter or the spirit of the j guest* of Mr Patterson. Miss Hattie Battle Creek, and he also paid trib­ family of Bellevue were Bunday tings spent Bunday with Frank POME is worthy of imitation The Dutch become permanent Tne concerts Watres Act by his geographical ex- McIntyre was al*o in attendance, ute to one oi Barry county's old- ]afternoon callers ot Mr and Mrs Bushong and family. who fly the longest single strip of given to date ov both thc bairn and A woman 1* funny est residents. Alonzo Mudge, whom ] Mr and Mrs. Orley Smith. Homer tensions, for which lhe bill makes 1 the gu?st of her cousin*. Mr. and Curt Marshall's. There’s no doubt about that! air line In thc world, have sent ex­ lhe orchestra have been ve.y much She hates to be thin Bates and Mrs. Nettle Kenyon spent full provisions Mrs. Fox. and Fred Hendershott he had known for years to be the PRAIRIEVILLE. Sunday with Harold §mfth and perts here‘to study our system of worth while. Since these musicians 2—The P<*t Office conferences In who wa* entertained by Gerald Doi- truest type of good neighbor. Mr. And she hates to be fat! Ketcham gave much food for Mrs. Henry Sadler of Kalamazoo (amily tn Hastings. May—June. 1930. on air mall con- son. night flying which has lead to more supply lhe melodies, some outside She would be like Garbo ... Marshall 1 lunched With Mr and — Mrs Mr~and"Mrs. Leon Manning and tracts were no secret. The Post OfMr and Mrs Arthur DeMott en- thought on being neighborly. And next like Mae* West titan 40 per cent of our daily total co-operation m the form of commitHe quoted from Harry Emerson Calthrop one day last week. __________________________________ Mr*. Hattie Hopkins of Battle Creek. fice Department had even put out tertained a few friends Saturday She yearns for lhe liumnr of 158437 transport miles being tees to handle necessary busine** de­ Mrs. Marshall Calthrop entertain- ’ Mr. and Mrs. Custer Smith and Mr. a press release un them. No evi- evening of Mrs Fred Olley of Calc- Fosdlc. "The shortest and surcct Dressier adds with it zest. road to hell Is to have everything cd six little girls Feby. 18. honoring Fred Jdarcussen of Grand Rapids flown after dork. Sweden ha* aLs-j tails, publicity and uerct vale for She wants to be dainty dcnce had yet been adduced that donla and Mb* Brisbane uf Lanto live with and nothing to live Marra's sixth natal day Cake and were here to attend the funeral of Mr. Brown was informed ot the ln-,r sing. recognized our supremacy In this concert* would seem deslra'ile. It Is ter-company deals leading up to a Mrs. George 8 Kahler has been for." He made many worthwhile Ice cream were served. Games and Mr*. Homer Bates, department of aviation. Within five this type of assistance that the vari­ She wants to make birdies redistribution of contracts । called to Saranac by the serious Ill­ Un .'month fairways years, an air transport was devel­ ous civic clubs hope to ghr There 3— As to the legality ot contracts, iness of her grandparents. Mr. and She wants to be pretty oped to a point where Ui 1933 550.000 Wants Hepburns allure all had been approved by tftat Jeal- :Mrs A. B. Pratt. ous guardian of thc national purse. .jza&cngers were carried with a re­ an xvsociatlon cannot r.e made pc. Siu wants to go places John Sullivan of Fort Benton. Comptroller General McCarL ,;Montana, was the guest of A. A. An­ And yet be demure markable record of safety, in addi- manent here without bring a ftnan 4— From 1929 to 1933 compcnsa- ।derson Friday for a short lime. One moment H's laughter . tion to 7.665.000 pounds of air mud cul burden to anyone tion paid to air mall carriers by the । Mr and Mrs- Wayne Woodworth and 1.660,000 pound* of air express Post Office Department wa* reduced ireturned from Eaton Rapids Mon­ You cun t understand her The above record has been due 'from $109 to 42c per mile 'iday Where they had been for a few 5— If Mr Brown did attempt to idays' visit. Io private initiative This entire de­ Barry county * experience with But there's one thing about her I reduce ruthless competition among Mr. and Mrs George Tolhurst velopment during the past five years Covert Ruad bond* indicates it airlines, he was doing no more than' were called io Allegan Monday by A woman's not dressed which has placed our country to isn’t a sound policy to go into debt I the present Administration is try- the death oi her brother-in-law. G. Till she powders her nose! the forefront of commercial aviation on the promise of state aid. Michi­ -Marie Pope. Southwc^C^Cmn- ing to do under the NRA ■ L. -Boyce Strung partisans In the present Ray Quigley and wife ______________ of Hastings has been jeopardized by the decision gan owes Barn $66 000 none of munlty Alliance. adtninislralion have attempted to have been guest* at the home of L which I* likely to be collected in EATING ITSELF TO LIVE । Justify lhe cancellation of contracts' T Sessions the past week Mrs. existing contracts, including those full until the state* finance* take a With its unlimited |X>*rr to tax' on lhe grounds of morality. Re-. Quigley wa* formerly Myrtle Seswhich were granted to the lowest definite turn for the better. County people, government can destroy ,publlcans. so It is claimed, hate siotis —Portland Review ■ ----- always favored industry and big County School Commissioner bidder. The reason for this extra­ officer, tuid nothing at al! to do with every vestige of individual jx-rson and property rights T*~ The plan to business as a fundamental theory , Ketcham went to Caledonia Monday ordinary action is not clear Either lhe road* in question. They arc hot haw the federal government m?ke government. The airlines have1 to deliver an address before the the president has acted with pre­ to blame. The Covert Ruad bill as RFC loan* to private industry' prospered on subsidies and Insiders । Thornapple ' . .Valley .. pioneer's Amo- ' sounds very niqr but when you have made millions from stock ciatlon The meeting was largely at­ cipitous haste or else he has posses­ President Roosevelt was tended and was very interesting. Sion of astounding facts not yet the ccjuhty to a definite par: in a realize that ihbioan means that the deals. ] will control your indus­ [only trying to purge un industry made public. Certainly nothing yet program Initialed entirely by peti­ Rovemnicnt try. and run it with bureaucrats.! tiiat hud been loo long at the treas­ FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY | brought to light during the investi­ tion of individual citizens But tills you should have cause to be Iury , trough I Mr and Mrs. J. W. Lunn expect, gation can justify the blanket can­ experience shotid be a warning for alarmed For such Joan* are |»os-1 siblc only when government use’, ]j Senator Black in a radio speech to leave Hastings soon, and so a few I cellation of contracts. of their neighbors and friends in credit to obtain fund* for thc I talked as follows: plunge into obligations on expecta- loans, and this credit is backed only*! "The Americans jvho still cling planned a surprise on them last, A COMPLIMENT. night. They came armed: Hons or promise of ^.stance from to the ancient facta in honesty takep Thursday with table* and card* and a pleas-1 "To me Grinnell teemed ft dis­ Articles heart This administration not only1 ant evening wa* spent with pedro., tant. 1 imagined that Europe would I speak* to you about Justice. It dares CofTee and fried cakes were served it* word. But if tax receipt* fall to defy lhe power of concentrated late in the evenuig. Mrs. Will be-Just as distant from Grinnell as oplnicnt. down, if the budge: gets out of bal­ wealth and privilege to secure it. Young and John Busby won first Grinnell is from Europe. Not at all. ance if debts pile up. any loryn of In your name it tell* lhe beneticiary prize*. . of fraud to surrender booty." pajmen: u intpocsible and there u Mrs Julius Russell and Miss Anna ?oveniincnt tries to run industry by with the professor^ and students of no court of appeal. Bessmcr spent Tuesday in Delton juteaucravy you sec how -quickly To nuch talk, critics of thc ad- the guest* of Mrs F- A. Blackman. •lit* town. I realized that Europe niinutrXttons action pointed out wm not obliterated in lhe mteu ot Mrs John Lindsey of Grand Rapdurtrlul profit. and this xpelLs unt- tiiat the entire <78.000.000 spent in । id* u lhe guest of Mr*. J. Lee Reed. nmoteneM Iwrsal drouth for the very sources of the streams of government credit ••WuU 'tae be .err CMut). 1UM TM o. Hillers imenttonr.? Was France Opion can be improved greatly by .11 will be like an animal consuming itself to keep alive —George Averill. peacefully mcllned? Ard the smallktc,k Birmingham Eccentric. er nations of central Europe? Could Angcics Recurd. tlu United States help? And how? Our authority for fad* and direct M^CV!lLS Mr. james OyfT'ld left The eagerne**. thc pertinence, the If he starts ofl his speech. No NEWS GLEANINGS. intelligence of these and a hundred one hopes more fervently than 1 for quesUous! Wliy the knowledge of world peace." wan tor thc second Eighty-one stations associated Europe displayed in that college paragraph Hut begins. "However"— wit It'Columbia' Broadcasting Com­ In the opinion of many, this pre- This air mail incident offers the pany radiocast programs of Fred eipltous cancellation of private air first test for such a declaration, to*n In the middle of a great belt Detroit News. . ^Taring's Pennsylvanians, making mail contracts is the first major • • • cd farms was infinitely greater titan An American is a man who knows■t thf l»ike*t network for any reg- mistake of the Roosevelt sdmlnlsplenty of people have whispered te displayed in most places in how to manage the country .nd' XrSSS °‘ “* t ration IU importance transcend* about- that “this air mail investlgaihe question of graft or collusion.1 lion was part of a general admin­ «rein* airt™ M.uMUct/m IwUhrt lic kncw 110*’ to manage hi* 1 ----------k- j-.....-.— - t5lrgt|vc aticlnpt to blacken Ute If .the administration falls to admit Thu* speak* Btelcy Huddleston, a klds Angclcs TlnWi Thr United Stales is the world * .. its mistake in a matter involving a 'previous Republican administration foreign airrespondent of note who 'largest prooucer of canned goods now tourixig Uw United Blaus. Al-1 A dog u listed in the Lex, Angeles.industry a\erage* about 4400.- ’’mere" few millions of dollars, what ■ and thereby make political ammu­ nition for Ute November election*. thouzh un American. Mr Huddie*um telephone directory That shuulu measures tiiat involve hundreds of We prefer to believe that this is ha* lived so much abroad that ho U raise a howL—Atlanta Constitution. JOO janeUes of prodia a. millions? Roosevelt won the nation pure poppycock; that lhe Rooseby his candor when he frankly ad ­ veltian conception of politics Is if anything even more familiar with! Bachelor: A man wIjo couldn’t Utopian Price*. 'Ute life of Europe Uuui he te with lake "yea" lor an an*»w.-BuDUuirt The Hollywo°'1 Orand °I*™ mitted much of his program was above sueh pettiness. Thc pOaUnas. Hmu of hte ua'I** country. Magazine. ** Proponng opera tot experimental, but tiiat lie. himself, 1 ter general might subscribe io such would be lhe first to admit error. ■ tactics but not thc president. I lu-Ao ccnu. What Others Say EiKi" ;SSuS? .’„TX£ ■ 'TE "oi our I mud Uon, Peoj Fun cons requ I fled Woul qual - :£■ - s?*- unlc the that Uugu Isurc leduc righ that All cat!! thre belt bull । can neec [<pri A Quotation SAVE WITH SAFETY AT YOUR REXALL STORE! Specials for Monday, 1 uesday and Wednesday, March 1, 2 and 3 ma, lJungent Paragraphs Way of Our World DR. WEST’S 25c TOOTH PASTE, 2 tube. 1 lb. BLACK PSYLLIUM SEED 25c LAXATIVE COLD TABLETS, Rexall KIRCK RUBBING ALCOHOL, full pint . $1.00 2-qt. GUARANTEED WATER BAG79c 60c jar KOOLOX SHAVING CREAM 50c jar PREP. SHAVING CREAM 25c 29c 17c 19c 30c, 4 oz. CASTOR OIL 1 lb. CARTON EPSOM SALTS 40c WITCH HAZEL, 1 pint ............. 75c POPULAR COPYRIGHTS, Your Choice 17c 10c 19c 49c 25c 17c You Can Saits with Safety at the Rexall Store! CARVETH & STEBBINS Goode Delivered- •no^ssS&Jton Phone 2131 188 betn led i muss mor tun I I 1 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY U, 1H4 !/^iiauia1 Lilli11_ enjoy imaado, Delton, ipecUd friends Smith Albert- mghter Bunday id Mrs. Sled by in and rtment uiahed. lied to the se. Mrs. d Odd poalid cold Woods t with Cansas, Kansas I years nim as [that a good way for transportation.! This arrangement leave* Johns-! Our eorrtaptrndeht last week railed ——ESS. Women s Club WOODLAND. , Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scofield of (West Woodland were guests of Mr The March n and Mrs. Carl Scofield Sunday. sion*ry Soctety Mrs Prank Nash !-ft Wednesday home ot Mr*. Fred Jordan for osls>r Minneapolis. Minneapolis, Kansas, where she evening, evening. March A fl. They will a wili visit relatives. brat* Founder's Day. Eight Isdles Mr .nd Mr, Boberl Anitin »I Lansing spent Sunday with Mr*. R Austin gram will make a very Interesting A “linI evening. The men of the church Mr. and Mr*. Oco. Forman of are especially invited to attend. West Woodland were Bunday guests Mr and Mrs Far C Win* enter°'wr Zf 5S2 Mr. nhd Mrs. Welby Crockford n*v called on Mr*. Elizabeth Oibboney Re* '■ ■■■ 1 ' ....... Despite Ute cold weather, over one i (Continued from page one) ; JJ04* “ J*1* “would accommodate both townriilp* I*’cre u * po»iUv« way of proving hundred women at|ehdad the Spring [•»————-------------------- [^>*0 J*. J** *'*^n8 to and -ff0rtilng them ths chance to vh,t grade work in thc scliooL* of Fashion Show tn charge of the our understanding TTie Banner ha* *"?? **** dUU,rt •cho°l[arrange with other twelve grade ‘ hte' cityte better than the average Home Department held Friday aftrnado plain slatemetite of the situa* The#questton faced by the people ichools. AJ the CWA and the Kel- Ciade work done in the average one- emoon. Feby. 23. in the recreation the Kilpatrick tton. which we would not do if there * towrtehlps and lhe three lon Foundation would be exited ro*™ schools of the county. Until ruoin of the Central building. was same sly plan being concocted. to*nahlp* mentioned. 1* to pay for a new consolidated *chool *8° ll,c cmP^*,,uln The room was decorated with made like naw. The n People putting up Jobs do not ad-|*^_ lt ?X* “”,3®! building, if constructed, it would PubHcschoM was upon the planla Irrns and a beautiful bou­ much better equipped t lter rise them In Che newspapers mBZle to give their children th* natumUy be up to them to decide, ot ‘b* h1811 Lar j ' B Qurl of spring flowers which served It has a full basement Further, if a single district wishes to1 atKX the B»nner essenttaT^t Todav tha^te^hoimUv “ * kground for the mannrgOnaaUdate with another, it would ^Sktated at vaJStaSdi Xn »PMkln« of making Hasting* £'»■ ^t care^^tJken to QU1,U M thoy duPla>'cd new ‘Prln« require majority action ot the quart-. i2S*MUMteliUe m th?*hteh whoote the center of educating the ’XT EL ^itabletSent i ,roel“ *nd mUHncr>' Mbls M,rte of Nashville Friday. Mr»- v«» Miller aqd daughter. fled electors of that district. If a[*f “w“ev“^-!" ftL h*‘’• children of the three townships and uradre in ertv!P,rk" ,n a ^ok Mr* Richard Hughes of Chicago 'Marilyn, of Chicago visited her *!•Ifffler* and the audience "behind scene*"■ and Mr*. C B Benluun of Hasting* *«• Mr» Mn Ruth Parson and her falhi 5SXV; “•« Si 15“ S « K fX ....” pS! ------------------------- the - --------_ Mr. Eberhardt, of Laming wi X^hlo t>-That is up to the people directly htoh IhrouBhoui hl* rchool life We can as she described the manufacturers' visited Mr and Mrs Karl O. Pad . Friday and Saturday. kiUimw elector, -“ «-..TJ! lhe .“ lowiuhlp: “«>;:" luw) We The regular monthly supper will Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S2KP-* concerned, wlvo would naturally “P”|e1* accommodetta, ?cc.onunof1,“c*u. J or. huh demonstrate this from results now *.'x>i» where a drew goes through frbm Thursday until Sunday. to that no ■pulUn, over U poeelbu-. 2”“™•* tohool rtudenu from (hot or.m « various procexj-s until it i* com­ Mr and Mrs Glen England were 1 be served st the Methodist church Hilbert. , “*"r ev,d«it in the school* of Hastings .available school advantages. Tlie **’* •*/* £* *“*? Up to eight or ten years ago. three- pleted. The latter part of her talk Grand Rapids visitors Saturday, next Wednesday evening. March 1. Blow cu ml. with- "“Jr’“ u^d!,X LulMtoS lo «• l0“rU“ h°"°' •"«lcuu '■>“ was devoted to new fashion notes Mrs S. A. Holmes, who has been In the church basement. Club No. DOUD COKNEU. ,.q I " for tprUig and how beat to adapt vbltlng her daughter. Mrs. David 4. Mrs. Lena Velte. chairman, will One mo,. _____ ~.5! “,. 7 lu»uns, liuh «hooi .... r..... Will Oufd te some better after hte ™r“' them to\he individual. The model* Vail, for the past month, returned put on the supper. the Banner taut week, intimated “ Htollns. U Ite natural iradlna aara^ml^W re-' ,'“S ““'f’ ri *Hie “■* annual' •* Mystery —— ■* Mother —■-------and J attack of appendldtte. that the Banner is “meddling** lnAUK> ■ l“‘*c »■“■*»' •«««.« u.. ____ .grades <?, training in district —Miss Sadie Glasgow. Mr* A B to Woodland with them. -*nt*r e.'ir thnt naw nz rsa-uzan . . suggesting plan* for giving better; ce,n.t^ Uw‘ P”1 ** qulzcd, as well as 25 busses. Hasting* । Oidiey. Mrs Wm Clark. Mrs Che*­ Mr and Mrs. Wm. Stitrley and Daughter banquet-will be held at Mrs. Etta Tolle* of Bedford vte- ’ [•duration Grr rural children. We ore is not acouible to either the l00uld not afford to pay for these school* The number of pupils in ' er Hodges. Mrs. A Lynn Brown and fiimli) Mr and Mrs. Joseph Hack- the Methodist church Friday eve­ ited her sister here from WednasLure the lady will admit that public Woodland or Fireport school*;' •" ■ • equipment. --------- -------u> .......... bunding* and■ their The the High school of this city is about Mr*. B M. Tuttle—then appeared cnbruih ----------------, of Portland and ning. March 9. and-------family day until Saturday°LIrXln8 whlch *? । only way it could be done would be equally divided between rural and attired In new spring fnx-ks and Miss Leona Snyder of Pewamo were Rev A E Wynn, who has been 111 Mr. and Mr*. Robert MaMannte •*}’ [education I* a public matter, to ' —j... --------to Uw Freeport and Middlethe CWA or the PWA. and city. A* a result of tlie great Im­ , hat*. Sunday guests of... Mr. and... Mrs. [every citizen is, or ought to be inter­ visited friend* at Shults Friday m- '’?■'* uiu.-cilivm tn provement in grade |iaur teaching va-ALUlug in Ul mend. ested. and discussion of It la the v4?PJchoo}l: tO 1,01 ,,ttrl of HoP° the Kellogg Foundation. Neither lhe HasUiiga for several recent year* thc nlng. . Mr« R«>™n Feldpausch presented Chas Cook *^ h .. COuld J) 0 ! be . “ CCO ?? ,nCKll “ * <1 Kellogg Foundation nor thc CWA Tlie dedication Kilpatrick Mrs A. V Morlan of P.w Paw is — of .— the —_________ right of everybody. Especially doe* majority, and m wme instances the an interesting and helpful dLeusMr* May Carl visited her son and that apply to a public newspaper. at 'Deltnn; and for the entire town- and pWA wou]d ^ave any interest largc majority, of the honor stu- '*1'”* on "Pmonalily tn New Spring spending two weeks with her son,, church wa* held Bunday. Feby. 25. family of Hastings and attendad ths .. . * and was largely attended. Dr. W. , Hastings P. T. A. recently. AH the Banner hut done is to -.ug- ships of Rutland. Hastings and whatever in building such buildings dents In <>ur graduating classes have Coat* and Suite, emphasizing the Donald Gager, and family praotically Baltimore, the pevpu: Uytng Jn the Mrs Freda Fluhrer and son. Gee. E. Musgrave, North DIM. Bishop,1 . igc*'. ges: possible poosiuic plans puuvi tor ror better ociivr educuu- •. ’ - all of ------. - • ■provid- units* me *••■*■ 1- -4-L. toMlk V———J ret Wantlnoi, nama. itowru . ... ..... of. .townships __ ...... been city pupils. Tiiat would no: be modcrn 'stream-lined and "wind- and David Kilpatrick of Lansing officiated. The Kilpatrick class was: K1ttKII WI *auc“ b sick with heart treu- »ih* rational advantages tor the children M Hastings ran can annnlv supply th* the neceship* and. parts true if rural pupil* were a* well blown" effects that deflnltely mark of the flve townships and parte of JJ?™ ttnd iscinHes. The laws mentioned were'thenuelve* interest- trained tn the eight gradev they have j Hii* year s fashions She made use were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. organised during the Civil war and i b*e }m Frank Kilpatrick, three other townships mentioned. ’I M C ’ed-and desired to have It done the church which was built some | Mr.’ and Mrs. Will Shriber ot HMin the rural one-room school* . . 'll »•«. kumi — . I .. j l. ji .. . .. .a. . for a consolidated school in-a city i It qan be seen from thLs that It Mr and Mrs Paul Wing and fam- time later was dedicated tn 1873 by tings visited her parents Bunday. 1* conipared with that obtained In thc (•tilts t > show more clearly how subh VutaibUd y II HK KuhnU, and thr „„ ol bu[ o„ Delton consolidated school* shall bet,provide ------ -- Act • •” — ...by ateurd 10 eve” thlnk ol P‘ntU1« city grade school* Rural boy* and style notes are worked out. under 238 a way built, and If the Middleville and which townships can Oct and ar- °*CT” ‘tlrls «enfral!*' •'P'-^inc have belter I Miss Jean DeVries sang two love­ for such schooling ai Has-.lhc ma>°rlty of the people in Ch , health, get more out-of-denns ex-1 ly solos. “Elegy" by Massenet, and Woodland consolidated school*. range . ™'lld h**« to show erclse than city -................... lahall be enlarged, those four schools tlniJ. in that event Mfr of ths pupils. ........... Better “Crying of the Water" by Campbell can take eare of ths rural school other , and Tipton Thc latter lyric was three townships could unite that they w*^cd it nra.ui health usually means uu..., better du-­ «..« [need* of Thomapple. Yankee ,with Hastings Rutland and BalU-!1088 Foundation or thc CWA would deat*. jf grade work in rural school* sung g first in English, then In townships This plan, under i™°ney„ %,'2!?.?,^, *** Pt<u“1 lo tbnl lEpring*. Woodland. Castleton. Maple more . ... ln '*”■ 8radcs„ of _. Frcm French Mis* Nelda Cool occom(Drove, tlie east part of Carlton, al- the j operation of Act 738. wdUld not ! •<*<>€<« buUdlngs. I! will be up to Ute our c| city school*, the rural pupils panled nt thc piano All goods sold in C. Thomas Stores are guaranteed so parts ot Barry. Prairieville/Hope cost , the 1 oast tne taxpayers of. oi th, uie mral rural ' - ---—' c<!lcrr ----V» u ■> *ould ’>u>d ftill be netting most of the The next inerting of thc Women's ■ district* j, .-.-.- as .. mubh v, _ a* — they iheirare own‘heir freeown will »«* and »«« accord It d If it Ho,i.,rs m thetr high school work, club will be held March 2. at which and; possibly Orangeville. j I----7—.------------------z The V” north- school “»dIf j»^or to be exactly as represented. If at any time you Our Own Blend of Care­ lern part of Irvtng and lhe north- |lMW# U1P average, paying for tlie u *}? * good arrangement they nu only w.t). lh,.rt(orc_ to accfMln- lVn(. thf. rxcJuuiw, |>roftranl wllh find that un article purchased here is not satisfac­ fully Selected Coffees. acgrade*■> V. of could B’ut jJ10U,d rej<xi it. for lhla chanBe u, honor student, m Nashville u scheduled. Ten will be I[western’ part . of . __Carlton ---. can ----- be --MI support Uliaj of only eight Hiraaa. ■-rwnmzviaiAd at ai Freeport wrMnnrt I schooling So .from ----- ... — Icommodated tlvr standpoint of The „>>.«. other alternative <« 1* to con­ reccm ycar*--the majority 11 o w _ served tory you are urged to return it. We will either re­ r—d coming to city pupliv — compared I Fortunately we have in this coun-lthe taxpayer, it could not bctvbjec- tlnue one-room rural eight grade There are several changes to be place it or refund your money. This policy per ­ Ity a good system of state trunk line*! tlonable. From the standpoint of tlie districts gohyolsjuri us we have with previous years when lhe great made In the club protram for the land county highways A total ot child and of giving the child a bet- them now. flnd If children arc sent majority of hsnor student* came? । remainder of thc year Ml*s Mary mits you to trade with confidence at your narir VI 1168 miles of township highways are ter chance for twelve grades of from such districts to a high school from tlie rural schools—Is tlmt our Sue Wigley, who la sent out by the C. Thomas Stores. Ibeing improved every year, so that schooling. It would seem in every the districts would pay, their tuition, City schools arc now doing better Michigan Slate Asscclatlon of Life (the question of accca* to conwlidnt- way desirable. If It cannot be arBorne rural schools have good grade work Uian t> done m lhe av­ Underwriters, will give a lecture on Premium led school* by means of busses will ranged, then it would mean that the I equipment In some district* there erage rural school Wc think any March 9 This meeting is in charge [not be difficult The fact that school children In thc territory mentioned i are teachers a>»ve thc average But rural patron who will visit thc grade < f the Home Department and plan* Ibusscs call for the children in the could not have the benefit of twelve'we are sure we hazard nothingwhen ;.ciTX>l* oi till* city ran easily see for inviting all members of thn [rooming and deliver them nt thc grades of school without the districtwe say that fChool training tn some tiiat the equipment and troininR arc County Federation of Clubs arc be­ , |sch-jolhouse In time for the opening Itself raise thc money to send thc i district schools is poorly done. Tlie better here thun in the average dte- ing considered. |of school tn lhe forenoon andarc1 children who pass the eighth grade I low wage* now being |M*td to rural trict school [ready, when school Is out, to re- to High school, ns has been done up teachers will not attract the best . Thu question might lie rated I The Literature Department will Iturn them to their homes, makes [ to the present time. I teaching talent for lhe future. Why not have sevetal more consort- ।I give St 1 program on American Lltdated school* instead ol trying to erature March 16 iiu.tead of April Fresh, meaty, nicely browned, delicious. 20. April 13 will be Hobby Day. and hitch so many puplLs up to the Has- , the ]»ai>crs on American Music will tUigi, school system? The people , 1 be given April 20 Ail other meet ­ win will pm up the money for add­ unless ed school buildings lor better school ing v will be held as scheduled ’ 'facilities tor rural children would otherwise advertised nnliually be interested. As they furCLOVERDALE. J.lT Crescent Hawkeye Sodas. Crisp. ncturally have to be consulted if we Mi-’- C'ia Mick nt Hosting* ;« gtl their aid Take, for instance, the: visiting the Rtu< Pierce family for To k h*l |W» | W___ ____ . yefolvtd 1 Kellogg Foundation. If each town- n *eek ur so >hip were to be pri'lded with h Mrs. Jack Shorts entertained the con-olldiited rehool. leiivmw out of j Sunday Sehcol claw Friday evening, consideration lhe greedy inereased .After thc usual businew meeting. ,cart of building* and superintend-name* were played and a delicious For cooking or table use 1 lb. 9c Rr.ol'*' ence. the Kellogg Foundation, in or- ' luncheon wa-s jerved. The next d< r to curry <m its school health I meeting will iu- held at the home 'work, which is thc only reason it xlr a,ld Mr» Harry Pennels J interested tn Barry ciunty at ail. | Mr and Mrs Lee MacDonald of p|O.U“l„«V •TH Forbid.” would have to have a health nur.,r Hastings vLUted their parents, Mr. Un** the 1 »nd »r» In each ul the 16 consolidated and Mrs James MacDonald. ThursLuou •»d | Pnoc» •’***•'... Mr Rua*"’. _ .it,. M-hoolv in the plun suggested In thc day. Lt *en>« l aireUl J* '..'i- i *r>< Banner. Hut mure than seven would Mrs. Lizzie Pennels and daughter. be neewary Die Kellogg Fnunda- Huai, and Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Kel­ fjtft ley ot KuluinuaK) spent Sunday "r silo?.V RhSms each of the 16 buildings suitable of- Witt, Henry Pennels. UI It •(J’V ?•••« flees for die ductors and dentists, Mrs Ifennr Penne’s spent Thurs­ For C hila rm ‘i;.“ and keep a start sufftert-nt to oper- day with Mrs. Grace Coleman of Kalamazoo, csts^ *•*’ u d,p.h. •** Bl o< « f" -nt Is.** os it U now d iU'g at Middleville and Mr. and Mrs Clare Dewis of Kate Battou c.r Woodland If it had to do this work r.nuizoo and Mr and Mrs Wallacl for sixteen schools instead of seven, Nadell were Sunday guests of Mr it would mean for the Foundation and Mr*. Grant Dickerson. Hugh MacDonald, who lias been a large increase in tne cost ot operataJi. Thcrctorc the Kellogg (>co- staying with his |>arents this winter, plc will naturally—and that will be returned to his home at Richland Sunday to remain a week. Mr. and true of the CWA—want the consoli­ dations as large as they reasonably Mis Frank Humeston oF Baltic Miracle Brand Bartlett*. can be This Is possible now, as it Creek are staying with the Mac­ Fresh Baked. Crisp and fine flavored^Delicious white halves. w^uld ns: have been paru-lbk* twen- Donalds this week. Mr. and Mrs Ciirtord Kahler of greatly improved roads and tne bet­ Orangeville were Sunday guests of ter type <f buss?* that arc now Mr. and Mrs. Roas Pierce. A lb. available SHULTZ. Thc Banner ha* endeavored to pre­ Choice Handpicked Michigan Pea Beans. Mr and Mrs Byron Lenh vtilt(*T sent this sltuatxm fairly with what cd at Roy Pierces in Bedford Wed ' l( Forbes Quality. Lemon or nesday Vanilla Flavor* interests of rural rhool pupUs con­ Rev W H Watscn of Kalamazoo wmhihot^Jj tinually In mind. We lia’.c urged for called at Rev. Norton's Sunday aft­ 15. them just what »e would like io ernoon Crescent. Self Rising. Plain. hate done for us if situations were Mrs. Katherine Hurt Is quite sick reversed. We would like to have the at this writing. day cotne. and come soon, when Mrs. Gladys chamberlain visited every rural child In Barrj- county nt the North Pine Lake school Blue Label. A concentrated, can have twelve grades of good Thursday. . enriching food. schooling Mrs. J. E Norton Is able to be Cyrilia. Fine. Broad or Medium. Cello Wrapped. It may not tx- passible to enlist thc around some at this writing. Interest ot the CWA and It may not ___ "Shultz Echoes" met al the The be possible, evrn if that is assured ;■home 27..- of zf Mr and Mrs Andrew tiiat the Kellogg Foundation will be Smith Friday evening. Twenty-five' interested. Neitlur would be inter­ spent a very pleasant evening and ested unless the majority** of rural enjoyed the ' eat.'. New officer* were Assorted colored candies for 7 to 8 half Dills to lhe Jar. I school patrons thought such an ar- elected as follows; Pres, Grace cake and cookie trimming. rangtment wise and lor the be*: In­ Hart; Vice-Pre*. Myrtle Craven;, terests ot the rural children-Wiein- Bee; t»artfwr-Kcny<W! TFf4S ."Dor­ selves. othy Norton; Pianist. Kathryn Hart ' Whatever action shall be taken. Is The next meeting will be held at ■up to the people directly concerned the same place March 9 * Saves Time.* Saves Clothes. 2 bars 0c. fl bars 37c Some from here attended the I Wc have explained our view* plain­ Argo Cora *7-, ly and we trust fairly, it might not services at Cloverdale Sunday eve-: 1 lb. Pkg. •C nlng. J lie possible, even If everyone were in । favor of It. that th«- two organize Arkansas Gazette a rubber mat; Hons mentioned would finance the Colman's q [plan. It w our belief that they and tee with a soft ball fastened i IS Oz. Can would, if the jrople concerned de­ to it by an elastic cord may be ob- | sire |t. We believe it would be wise tnlned for indc.ve*«olf practice. Now’ Best Yet Kansas 4-lb. Package 'expenditure of public money for the If some genhi* could invent a sym­ government, and certainly a very pathetic and -complacent attitude Seedless Hard Wheat Iconsiderat" and helpful cxpeiuiitute tor friend wife, the practice could I Laundry Aid with « £ .by the Kellogg Fmmdsrtnti We be- proceed. Many Use*. lint llcve they would do it It the people concerned want It done, and so we Thomas Special COFFEE 19c ah viile « borne । latter Kellogg CHOCOLATE 1 lb. 20c ALL PRICES INCLUDE SALES TAX n very ileaaed ling. a few ighter. FIG BARS turday others ve not Fre»h CRACKERS t .tier OLEO NOTE: turday spent Jeorgs Frank HasFrank [ 4 «rr ■ 25c Comar Nut CARROTS StX‘ 2 8a* 15c DEL MA1Z Corn 2 25c GERBER’S 12c MUSHROOMS 14c CORNED BEEF 18c "■j 25c CORN FLAKES 12c GRAPE NUT 11c MACARONI SsMVni 5c POST TOASTIES /.X. 12c WHEATIES 2 25c GRAHAM X" 19c W, "» 10c 2 118c PURE LARD istlngs > Miss g and Creek, id Mr. la pi da 19 GUARANTEED VALUES! and be Homer spent i and Cm FVUUVXlimity ror 1£ [with ths mllrag* Of good roads Ux-itown and Assyria to-be provided for.Iattentljn to the wonderful progress! rLx «t 1...m.w a..,.! Grades of Schooling <•““ m« M,»: Jbui«to*ooi. Wd.»,p.,.u». Ia |——— ---------- -------- ------ -------- — by that P1Bn,'somswhsrs within the territory that,If0*10** the ,n lhat ich-»L PEARS 23c BEANS EXTRACTS PANCAKE S 22c .UI “j!,’ NOODLES Xu* 17c 29c, KARO ^,b 10c Washington PICKLES srh Qt. 13c BELIEVED IbTTHE POWER OF WANT-ADS FELSSS- IO.-45c TR1MMETTES 10c STARCH ODAY, just as in George Washington’s Ttime, the surest method of securing a WANT-ADS GET RESULTS Raisins MUSTARD CLOROX Flush Poisons and Acid From Kidneys ■ alion. It will have to come soon if a», all. for the CWA arid PWA will soon be out of the picture, and thereafter the project would be impossible. Slop (jelling L'p Nights! । After the consolidation shall be arranged. If it tiiall be. and even if When kidneys arc clogged be­ the Kellogg Foundation should no cause they become weak—lhe longer be Interested in Barry coun­ bladder is irritate^—often pas­ ty. Act 236 provides the way by sage scanty and smarts and which this county's consolidated burns — sleep to resiles* and schools could thereafter be con­ nightly visits u> thc bathroom tinued without Increase at rural are frequent. Tile right and in­ taxes. That act. when in operation, expensive way to stop this trou­ will limit rural school taxes to three ble and restore healthy action mills, which I* les* than rural tax-, to kidneys and bladder is to gel ixycrs art now paying for the sup­ a box of Dr. Derby's Pill* and port of their, one room district lake as directed. Get a 25c or igfchaoU which give only eight grades 50c box from your favorite drug i of school training, while the plan store. 25c site contains 30 pills; | the Banner urges will provide IJ Wc size, 16 pills.—Adv. grade* far every rural child. S HASTINGS BANNER Flour Q renter, a buyer, an employee or the satis­ factory answer to any other “Want” is to “give public notice" of THAT WANT, and the most, economical medium of giving the public notice of YOUR wants is the WantAd section of this newspaper. 28c Amer. Family Flakes n. 19c For washing silks, laces and other fine fabric*. WC COCO CASTILE Soap. Kirk's. Lathers easily. Bar. g DC WYANDOTTE Cleaner. Now, per box 7c C. THOMAS STORES “Every Day Low Prices” 128 Ws*t State 5 I �THE IIA STING R BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY U, ItM MOI BIX year to year. and in a short time ASSYRIA • (mother. Mrs. Nettle Manby on ail of Grapd Rapids. Mrs. Caroline will undoubtedly rank with the besU Watch for U)P nWHon sale bilk Thursday. ! Buehler of Caledonia. Mrs. 8. L. hi the stale. People who have fished for the Briggs church auction I M” Era Winans and children of ?eckham_Af Lake Odessa. Mr. and kt Gun taae during the past five which has been scheduled for Tues-1 Lansing who has been with her sis-'Mrs. F. IL Everhart, Walter Wallace, years have noticed a definite Un- day. Marcn 13, at the Ray Milleritcr- Mrs. Hazel Norris following on!Mr. and MHS.'Ctare Johnson. Mrs. provement as a result of fingerling j ca5t of'Briggs“cburch. It Is Strickland has returned home. Bertha Johnson of Hastings and Mr. plantings from two small ponds ; an all day sale dinner served by the I Mr- and Mrs- Emerson Cortrigh*. William cosgriff of Lowell. maintained by lhe Gun Lake Asso- Briggs Ladies' Aid Society cafeteria'wcre In Hastings Saturday. Miss] Dr. H. C- Peckham celebrated his elation. Fisk from rearing ponds style. The donated and consignment1L*11® returned with them for thete8th birthday Friday. Mrs. 8. L. are usually of u lighter color than luts are growing dally. The Banner »'«* cndi Peckham of Lake Odessa helped Plans also call for a wooden regular take fish and fishermen re-(has graciously donated thc printing, The annual meeting of the Wil- him observe the occasion. Dr. Is still ng.20x40 feet for storage put- port that most of the fish now;and the bill will appear in next «« cemetery organization will be a yWng man in actions apd spirit caught in Gun take can thus "be week's issue. hcld Bt ,hc flange hall at Maple ' and his many friends unite in wishAU three of the ponds will be identified as ones which have de-} —, reloped from planted flngerilngs. If • •* ‘ (readily accessible from the Orange- two small ponds can thus definitely ,Ville Gun Lake Rood on the cxst and iTeTXXre^s^wkh’^ota! ,"r™r3 A^'“ loU'1 over Sunday. ;frotn * township --------- road •.. . on - the : . left. , _ such sue. uurc lkjuus who u total Ute. urn non* .n wrime^M M„Jh ITO.jma u min. Ir kxjwl. u,„„ llle A -Knw Your Bible Club" has grange hail on Friday. J EAST Gl'N MARSH rcc*ntly been organized among lhe |WiU,ln m*.' ,^'Ioot Ute pond «IU soon mote thU■ I| Johnstown March 9 to Ifive the farmers' any Utee ot 90 pw win: ol (te lUMns count, u veritable angler': para­ Cecil Hanson, wife and‘baby Virgil ,udlcs ot Freeport. At present there aid .and information needed. The .. La.r returned j” — takes In the county. All fingerling* I dl5c 1 io ionta. Ionia, ufi.-r after a nr®,•bTMl4“,.e7’ «nrrnbrr’' Meetings (farmers should have all papers made , . r rn d 10 reared in these ponds wll be used in 1 ' __________ ; week s vu.it with his parents. ItPn ^11 U-held nt the luane® of members, ‘out before coming to sign the conJ""," Barry county. It is estimated that; ----- ----------a... ’ nt present being hcld every two THE LITTLE RED BRIC K. 1 tract. J! ,L_. » ,, UMvs. Tlie *nc corn-hog luuriiufi committee. luuuiuiwv. Wm. wui.i, Hli,J? I more than 190 takes will be bene­ a . zeFrank *a..u Jones. Mrs, Wayne Culver has been on weeks on Wednesday. This week । Mrs. Edith Edger spent Wednes> gtnlln , A c . H yde and fited. "I|.the sick list for some tunc but is;• they meefat the home of Mrs. . aL. ln Hastings W R C. u-cre at Hastings Saturday to meet i Planting of fry will be dosie under -r'.T----------- nt .the I George ^torbey. „ iwith Fo^Ty' A^enT itardd Foiter. ' state supervision early In June. By i birthday^dinner. , R.tlflh Stewart. Jr., was ten years October the crop of fingerlings from (J Rebecca Craig visited her at a school of instruction on the l**r l„CX,V“‘1EU *5 ‘1, 1 fterc in OLs*8° nl>d Plainwell last ‘old ^turday and his sisters. Loma 1 1-2 to 2 1-4 inches in length will'daughter Mrs. Forrest Potter, of contract sienlne । .... - . ' . . , 'Saturday t>n business. ■June and Betty Lou. planned a surbe ready for removal to th- takes We com» Wednesday Planting of fry in lakes has been Mr and Mrs. Warren Bolton spent ; Petitions from eighteen rural. We understand Orangeville h to। prise party for him. Called down havc B nsh hatchery They have :from an upstairs room where he was sw.-r«n.=-‘B.-ast»«=™i=-E playing he found Donna Jean Bach­ elor. Alice Anderson. Phylks and K. Bruendle, and Billy Vander Male | gathered m the parlor, ready to( pniu, iivi-i -... .... . ..... , . - ------ - . ■­ greet him with a birthday song. It I fish are protected from most of Ute flng attending tlie Co-operative Asproved a very real surprise for I creature*, who prey on them. Con-.sociation banquet. servation officers estimate that । Mr and Mrs. Chfiord Hammond are not complete. The complctcli hfrs w<. understand It was a success Ralph. Games, and reireshmefifi ( made h a pleasant afternoon for I about 80 per cent or more of the'accompanied by Mr. and Mr*. Frank lists have been one hundred l»er .(and enjoyed by nil. , ! TheonionsiircmovInRfromstorThe onions arc moving from stor- all and several nice Rifts were left fingerlings taken from such ponds i Erb of Hastings visited Mrs. Rose ccnt' and nlanted in takes will develop In- Snyder and family near Caledonia Dr Morgan Skinner and Miss ages around herv ttulte rapidly Sev- for Ralph us a reminder of the octo fK Ito- lawful for catching Sunday Mumford of the Kellogg Fountta- era! carloads old tast week and still caslon. * ; to fish of Mumford to_nsh of sire Size tawfui lawrut for tor catching catcnms. , Sunday ------ ---- — |j<jn wrrii of n[ the the Kellogg Founds- ,ou(jjng [hj. MondaJr morning. .. ______ visited ._ ____his people ______ Rev. Orgood in ’ The fish pond project is sponsored We are sorry we are losing Mr. tan wen-' 'h«-' Eagle school ast by the Barry County Rod and Gun and Mrs. Lawrence Cooley from our *tel< ,o «l'c the students u physical'( Aleck Robar passed on Friday Baltimore township Monday nicy wm Club. Mr. J. L. Brass, superintendent neighborhood. They are moving to cxBRunwuon. examination They will or be ut uic the | evening. Feb 16 and was buried Feb. | The revival which lias been held . ..... aaV KlILS schoo I on Ellis school on T*urstiiiv Tuesday till. Ute *27 27th 119 Funeral services at the Catholic (at thc U- B. church for the past of... lhe state Fish Hatchery here, ... in- Hastings sometime this week, spectod nnd approved the site. Pre-1 Loren Erb of Hastings spent;i A six o'clock dinner and ftunlly Ichurch ut Otsego. Burial at Martin three weeks, closed Sunday evening. at ...e lhe nwn.home !South cemetery. He --------was 80jyears 'Rev. Paulson, had--as Uminarv survey work was done by Sunday with Bernard Hammond. I gathering ....B were enjoyed ». -- slde — ---------. — — — - thc evangelist, - ----- - -------— Hubert’cook, with the assistance of Mr. and Mrs CharlesWoodruff of Mr and Mrs. Jay Cole on Wed- old Dec llL5t- He leaves his wife his guests on Sunday cvening. his George Sumner conservation officer entertained sixteen guests Saturday nesduy honoring thc latter's natal E,ld ,our sons and two daughter, parents. Rev and Mrs Paulson, and for parry county. Special credit for night. Cards were playedand light day. j Harte and Do Robnr of Martin a young man friend from Hesperia, getting plans and estimates in shaperefreshmenu served by thc hostess. Miss Evaline Worden of Buttle I lownship and Noah mid Richard of and Rev. Ralph Redding of Grand Creek who has been spendhig some | Toledo. Ohio, and Mrs. Wallace > Rapids for mtri CWA .nrrmvai approval, eH/u>id should h* be aiven given 11 All report a very happy time. --------------- ’ • • । time with her sister. Mrs. Manon j®n^t*Cr a,,d LaFVauntain ... of । Sunday guests at the home of Mr. Mr. Sumr.er for thc many hours he :' ... nieces, (and Mrs. H W Gosch were Mr. ( | The distinction of being appoint-1Strickland has returned home where ,। M;irtin township, besides has devoted to this work. I nenhews nephews, amiulrhi'-' grandciilldren — and great- and Mrs. Don Richards and two With these rearing ponds avail-Iled the first woman Texas Ranger ahe has employment , lakes belongs to Miss Lucile Phelps of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ferris from | 1grandchildren, besides other rein- children of Grahd Rapids, Mr and | able, fishing in Barry county should grow noticeabl}’ better from Austin, inear Fine lake visited thc Inttri !lives to mourn their loss. They have I Mrs. Edgar Client^' and daughter! ' the sincere sympathy ot nil who Donna of Hillsdale. Mrs. Rosetta knew them j Boughner and son Dickie of Bownc Il By tlie evidence of this continued Center and Charles Geiger were told weather we all will remember afternoon callers. Mrs Cheney and; the ground hog sure .saw his.sluidnw daughter remained for a longer Spring will be a welcome guest visit around our neighborhood. Tlie friends ot Mrs. Homer Bates I Mrs Allen McCafferty and Mrs of Irving were grieved to hear ot! Earl Butlcnbcrgvr were Otsego and her death Friday alter a short 111-. ~ ' -ness, Plainwell callers Saturday PM i Mrs. Nick Strufubcrgcr was a 1 The local fire truck was called to; Philip Wingeler home, northeast > caller at Mrs C VanEtt s home one the ' of Bowne Center. Wednesday where; a small fire burned a large hole in j FREEPORT. I the root but was extinguished before I Mrs S L. Peckham of Luke the arrival of the truck Odessa is spending u few days nt Tlie regular services are now re­ 1 the home of Dr H C Peckham and sumed at the M E. church, since thc | Mrs Edith Godfreyrevival al the other church has. Rev j. I Batdorf of Sunfield was closed Prayer service nt 7 30 Thurs- j an over night guest Saturday at the । day evening A visiting preacher will home of Mr and Mrs Owen Dodge occupy the pulpit on next Sunday; (evening, and tlie Sacrament of the ] Lord's Supper will be observed Sunwere Sunday guests there Roy Nttgler and family spent (day morning Sunday in Muskegon helping Mrs. 1 Quarterly conference was held at NuglerS father. R Moulton, ccle- .... , „ tlie U .. B. church Saturday evening brute his birthday and Sunday mnming In charge of Rev F Loomis nnd daughter the presiding elder. Rev J. I Bat- । Gaytha were Hastings visitors Mon- dorf of Sunfield. | day afternoon Mrs Rosetta Johnson nnd son. 1 A son was born to Mr nnd Mrs. Dickie, of Bowne Center were SunWHliam Bou-’hner on Saturday but day afternoon guests of her par­ tite little blossom only remained a cuts. Mr and Mrs H M Boughner. little while nnd then returned to its Mrs Ellen Seese. who U spending Maker A short funeral service was the winter at thc home of her 'hcld ‘ nt tlu home on Sunday after- daughter. Mrs . . _ ot A. Thomnsor noon conducted by Rev. F Doomis. South Bownc. tailed on ’ he Interment tn Pleasant Hill ceine- neighbors Saturday tery Much sympathy is expressed to L. D Clemens, a former resident Mr and Mrs Boughner in their sor- of Freeport, has been greeting forrow tner friendj here the past few days. 1 Food Center Coffee Prices Have Not Advanced in Spite of Higher Markets Mrs Calude Walton visited her Rev and Mrs F Loomis and mother. Mrs Ida Myers, ut Grand daughter. Gaytha. entertained the Rapids several days last week following at supper Tuesday eveVictor Stason motored to Kittanin- nlng Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earle Large pkg. zoo Thursday evening where he met and daughter. Doris, of Smyrna, the Mrs Sisson who returned from ■■ Misses Viola Gtawc. Elhelyn Ea^e visit of nearly three weeks with he: nnd Dorothy Ramis and Mr.ws.' folks at Fairmount and Marion Clinton Grawe Dais Beach and ■ Brtakfait Food Ind. She wn_. accompanied home by Hnrwy Rich of Belding The occa-1 I sown year old Paul Yountz. who Sion was Miss Gay tha s birthday | will make his home for a time with Mrs Ella Johnson, mothe? of Mrs. his paternal grandmother. Mrs Or- Ray Hamilton, had the misfortune rln Miller of HiidsonvUie to trip and fall at her daughter's 3 Btalltwart Mtaiuring Spoon, FREE with tach pkg. Rev Ralph Residing of Grand I home last week Monday, injuring I Rapids attended the rev lval M-rviccSl her wrist. Dr Wedel was railed at lhe U B church here Wednesday1 and removed her to Pennock hosevenlng. | pttnl at Hastings where an X-ray Wc are informed tiiat Thursday disclosed a cracked bone Although meant more titan just Washington's very painful. Hie injury Is healing' Mr birthaay to Mr and Mrs. Wm OH- and Mrs. Johnson k able to be up 1 house, for it also marked thc 29th (and nd around as usual. anniversary of tiieir coming to FreeLittle interest sems to Io have been ( Or Spafhttti p*r|x>rt We hope these good folks will;shown In in the caucuses last week. So stay 29 years longer and lend their; few turned out to the Citizens' cau- I[ influence to the promotion of the.cus on Monday night tiiat no ticket I | best things for tne community, as could be nominated. On Tuesday I Camels, Lucky Strike, in the past evening, the People's caucus selectMrs Mary Smelker of Hustings rd lhe following to carry Its banner: Old Gold, Chesterfield .*. Cm. called on Mr and Mrs F E Brun-; President. L. B. Lester: clerk. J E | ner Saturday afternoon . Babbitt; treasurer. Mrs- Mamie Wings and Twenty Grand 95c carton All 10c Tobaccos 3 pkgs. 25c Mr and Mrs. Floyd Rcighng and ■ Tnbberer: assessor; Herman Rensch; son Tommy, and Mr Royal Rcighng i trustees. Ear) Rogers. M McCalla, of Grand Rapids called at the home , J- D Knowles: caucus committoe. of Mr and Mrs F- E Brunner Sun- j J E Babbitt. J. D Knowles. P. L. Pre* day afternoon. Preston. Tilts leaves but one ticket Morris Osborn is critically 11) at;In the field and unless a surprise Is the home of his son Seymour, on pulled is virtually an election in ItEast Main Street Mr Osborn is 91 (self. years of age and the human maEverything was going nicely at 10 Sa,. 45C chlnery is very nearly worn out. (the Curtiss Wood Products ComIS to 100- Watt Mr and Mrs. Alvah Moore and j pany here Friday afternoon Orders Walking Powdtr I ackagt, 21C 1000 Hour Guaranitt daughter cxjicct to move into their for 8.000 baseball bats were on hand new home across from tlie Creamery and the plan: machinery was humthis week. , mlng at top speed L. M. Curtlsa, I Rev F. Loomis is continuing his owner of the plant, was in the enspecial services ■ nt C&rlton Center glnt- room talking to his engineer, this week. The attendance and in- Richard Buehler, when a lot of terest ure increasing A cordial in- things not on the production schedk for |vitatlon is extended to ult. ule. happened. First, the drive belt Seymour Osborn is absent from' on the engine broke, this In turn his duties at lhe elevator during thc; broke the governor belt on tlie enserious illness of his father Jes.se glne; the flywheel sjieeded up and Knowles has been assisting with lhe j exploded: Mr. Curtiss went through feed grinding durtag his absence. la sliding dpor without bothering to in Cloth Bag lb,. Mrs. C- Baxter returned to her open it: the engineer went through h.»Tw h»-te burnt here Thursday evening after a rear door simultaneously, just as spending several weeks with her the steamline on the boiler broke .mother at Grand Rapids and part of the flywheel went Mrs. Gail Lightfoot and son Curl through ------- -- the —roof. ____ Other p«u, parts vl of are on (he sick list at present. Carlfthe flywheel sailed around Ute engtne room, completely wrecking the Serve . Mr. and Mrs. Leighton O’Ham)* engine. But no one was hurt — Serve of Otsego were Sunday guest* of Grand Rapids Herald. Yourself j Mrs Ellen Yarger. The many Freeport friends of Yourself | Among the out of town people. Mrs. n*r»- M. m K. n. Lightfoot ugntroot were grieved Save! Save! aside from the immediate family., to team of her death Thursday at who were present for the funeral of the home of her sou, Bernie at Phone 2609 Mrs. M. K. Lightfoot Sunday afterGrand Rapids, at the ago of M Phone 2609 noon were. Mr. and Mrs Will °---- •’----------— -— Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rickert. though her condition had been very Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Norris. Mrs. grave for nearly a year and several Josephine Cole. Mrs. Fannie Hein- times the end seemed near, duringtlemin and grandson, Marvin Ford COOT TOW F SH REARING PONO ALL DAY p Q p f ALL DAY Saturday! I ■■ Eg Saturday! We will serve Maxwell House Coffee and lunch for everyone ... A Balloon for every girl and boy...Extra Specials all the time! “SJJ” Maxwell House Coffee Coffee Post Toasties Silver Nut 17c 17c Grape Nuts Oleo Swansdown Cake Flour 3 25 Post’s Bran Flakes 2 <■*«■ Butter » 27c Jello Macaroni $<19 AK<* A W W WW Light Bulbs 89c 19c 5c Potatoes Fela Naptha Soap Rinao Merkle Brooma New Cabbage Sugar We Pay CASH for EGGS 10 32c 39c ». 3c 49c Call 2609 and Get Our Prices! FOOD CENTER Here It Is! The Gas Range Value You’ve Wanted! 1934 - S|1 1 DETROIT -P JEWEL sawiai JUNIOR TABLE-TOP NOW In every way this b a sensa­ tional event. You hgve never seen gas ranges ai beautiful as these new 1934 Detroit Jewels. Nor have we ever offered you so much for your money as is now made possible by the introductory prices in effect during this demonstration. Inspect these masterpieces today and select tlie model most suited to your requirements. 1 C AT The 1934 DETROIT JEWEL JUNIOR TABLE-TOP >6950 Astonishingly Perfected in PERFORMANCE APPEARANCE VALUE TRADE IN YOUR OLD RANGE Oven heat control; fully insulated; d lighter; new beat spreading burners; roll back cooking iiupruvcmcnu. See The New HEAT SPREADING BURNER and PAN Master Model »64" CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY S|gns of improvement and her pass- foot. With her husband alie moved she J survived by one grandson.) 4rs. Nc N all la j lug was somewhat of a shock. Lida to Grand Rapids several years ago Stewart, and one sister. Mrs. ’"Johnson Lightfoot was the daugh; and about a year ago suffered a Todd of Elgin. Ill., and a tar;; _____________ targe i..-, eir-r ter of Orrin and Margaret Johnson. severe stroke from which she never de *'* of close relatives — — and J •loving: — She was bom tn Irving township recovered. In her patient, although friends. Funeral services were held and most of her life was spent in Intense suffering she has been ten­ ! at thc local M. E. church SundayL that township, having resided in derly cared for by thc devoted hus- ., (afternoon, conducted by , Rev. pf( Free|»rt for many years following band, at the home of lhe son. Bcr- Loomis. Burial was in Pleasant HUI her marriage to Millard K. Light- । nle. Besides the husband and son. cemetery. Auction Sale! Having decided to move back to town, I will have an auc­ tion sale at the farm, one-half mile ea«t and one and one-half miles south of Yankee Springs on the Joe Warner farm, on Saturday, March 10,1934 SALE TO BEGIN AT 1:00 P. M. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: LIVE STOCK. Bktck cow, 7 yrs., due to freshen. Jersey cow, 9 yra., due to freshen. Guernsey cow, 2 1-2 yrs., due to freshen. Guernsey bull, 2 years old. Brood sow, due to farrow. FARM MACHINERY. Mowing machine, 5 ft. cut. Plow. Cultivator. Drag. Wagon. DeLaval cream separator, No. 15. MISCELLANEOUS. Round oak dining table. Battery set R. C. A. radio. Victrola and,records. Iron bedstead. Gopd male Collie pup, 6 mos. pld. And other articles not mentioned. ./ TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. No goods removed until settled for. ROY TERRY PROPRIETOR FELDPAUSCH’S WAREHOUSE HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY U, 1M4 BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. f ITrta-l'iilijrn I'lfgrTBg—BgM Mr. and Mr*. Cameron Melntyr*’* I urday at th* *choolbou**. James Hlnckl*y and Edward Me-! I ad inn AlixilmrV ibome' •v«nlng. begin-1 Th* C*mp Fire Oirl* will nwrt Phariln were pteosantly luqirtecd; -L-tglUH /lUXinury nlng at seven o'clock. with Virginia Wood Saturday, Saturday- cvening at tha homo of ■—■■ ■ -- 1 -■—The young people enjoyed their | Dura Gardner ha* relumed from Mr. and Mr*- Edward McPharlln1 ’ .ciojui party at Mtea Vivian Spon- the Kellogg camo at Clrer lake, when several of their friend* re-1 Eight members of the American able's home. Saturday night. The Camp Fire Girls will *ell minded them that their birthdays Les1™' Auxiliary enjoyed a pot luck Wc are glad to hear that Mr*, candy at the P, T. A. Friday night. ----- in February. .-------- ----- — Idinher at the home of Mrs. Harry olen Kellogg, who ha* spent several | We are continuing our study on • C. W. Crawford la in New Orleans.. EUls Lake of Colon was In tha city . Mrs- Floyd Everhart goes to Nath- came hospital, te breakfast CoMa^ fofidk. t. on — business ---.Monday rille Card, Bfllrt week* al the Pennock hospital, te breakfart La.. Monday on bualuew. business vflto tomorrow where when, ahe aha will apeak Card. were enjoyed during thc the 'Wood on Friday, fallowing which A. A. Anderson of Grand Rapid*! Mr. Fred Ryfrwai entertained th. Women's Club on the year'. *venl<x cream Eli£!Li7a2f?iS1 r*<1U‘Uy lmpr<^ I The seventh grkab' dn making a ------ [study of Michigan history and I waa in the city on Bunday. iTliurrtay Mra. 8. B. Wilcox. Mra. program Mra. Gordon Edmonds will cake *cre *erv*d. All report a One '»« * sna .--------------------- • geography. Emil Tyden ratumed on Balur- Jf^!cen®,14n,e,I.liB,ld Jtc*f Ml“ ^'M^on^Mrs’^W L shultera Mra I ' ■ --»♦■♦ ........ Today. Wednesday. tlie ladles .nw Brigg* P. „„ T. A. r. *. a. wa* well al-1 m1m Oa*klU attended a Camp day from a business trip to Wash- H ckn y of Mlkx Oaorga Hate and Mr. and Mrs' Don YOUNG PEOPLE TO , ,nM l“’ Mr ‘- Harry ‘era to F tended meet‘ * with Mrs. Harry Wa Waters for tended Friday Friday night nightccconsidering the । E're Guardians' meeting at th* GENUINE 'George Hate and Mr. nnd .Mrs.. Don‘i YOUNG PEOPLE.... TO ■ , v inut/m n r? McOreerv were ... . . __ . Ington, D. C. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Mrs R. J. McCreery were Sledge luck mul and tn to nnb,li finishthe thework work c<lId ..... wcather. The countynurse' American Legion hall Monday I were _ Sunday guests of Mr ATTEND RALLY SUNDAY,, n<i pot lurk BROADCLOTH ' , WB> present and put on slide* of night MLm Retha Shader and Ute. Lote »» U*!ro,l.°£Fwe*^ ,nd *twnd: and Mra. Gordon Clement of Beld- X number of Hastings youtw-peo-. begun last week. Beverance of Sturgis spent Uie week ‘he Michigan Cleaners' and Ingin honor of the birthday* of pie and their advtarn will attend। Tlie regular Unit meeting will be t people and various otherThe Scout* have completed thair i New patterns and all end in Hastings. iDvers Association. Mr*. Shulters and Mra. stedge .. J. , held on Thursday evening at the subjects. A short play by pupil* knot board and are working on First the Youth Rally • In First .* Methodist [ was Rt«n presented. I AJfl devices. colors except white. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cline were' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Board have Dr. and Mr*. Clarence Young of church In Grand Rapids next Bun­ Legion room*. Sunday guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Ted returned fitm Lansing and he has Allegan, Mr. and Mra. Will Young day afternoon. The speaker. Mfcs The Stevens P. T. A. put on a i Don't forget to see "How Ui MILO. Story Grew." Fyiday night. Euoer of Woodland. resumed his work with lhe Barry Margaret Slattery, n world-famed 1 very interesting prutfram program muaj Friday .... ... V. Mr7nd SXry Crook were f h ' . of Bellevue and Mrs. Dagmar RrthRobert Moon. Reporter. The Ladle* Aid ot the home of eVenlng of last week consisting of aler of Battle Creek are here help­ lecturer, traveller, author, will be ------------------------------------------Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Hollo 1 „.Ho .n_ ?ofln._C Keld?*n? »'“• -l*> ing to care for Mr*. Annie Young, heard at three o'clock. This rally is Mrs Barber Wednesday was well 5hOrt sketches in which local char- i attended. Five dollara was ■({dt'd ■ acters were represented by the nine STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. oi Vermontville. (Wayland on Monday evening where who te seriously ill at her home on interdenominational. uuc of Vlele to Hie treasury for dinner*. The pUpj^ gOjng to the World's fair. ■ r- •. n. me County School Commissioner !»“' the addreM at lhe Broth- w. Green Bl Oommissioner _ . _W. - — . ... was ..in Charlotte ... ■ .. 1. erhood tLadles Srltvht i - * - ——----BIRTIIDAY SURPRISE. program committee furnished a (canvHS_,|ng -j;e territory with the “hoolhous* Friday evening. March VALUES for Maude Smith Night. The children and grandchildren good Washington Day program. The I whool p^^ nutrHlon dub ln 12. Mrs Smith will give a talk on Ur. Mr. nnd and Urs. Mrs. Pavr Raymond Baoheller CROWNED QUEEN OF on 1/nndav Monday nn on hiulneu business. of Mr. and Mra. Jospef Cooley next meeting will be held at the , SPSB i on ant j our jocaj ma.il carrier in I consolidation of schools. Everyone CHARLOTTE HIGH SCHOOL, •••«•> Miss Helen Biddle ot Grand Rap­ and family of Ferndale spent the came Saturday night with well filled home of Hattie Bellinger ■ -------— I his dally activities Music was fur- come. ids visited her mother, Mr*. Eflle week with their parents. Mr. and i in thc Charlotte Republican-Tri­ Me.sdarnes Wilcox. Bradfield and nlshed by the Misses Edith Cole-! Mra. Donald Geiger and daughter, Biddle, over thc week end. Urn. Chas. Bacheller. it bune appeared an Item about Miss baskets to cek-bratc tlie 74th birth day of Mr Cooley The evening Jock end Mis* Hackney were in man and Vera Barney of Battle Donna, are .visiting her parents. Mr. Mrs. Erma Gardner is In Onon­ Mr- and M" Wendell Gladstone Norma Paton, daughter of Mr and daga where site was called by the and three children of Grand Rap- Mra. Earl 'Paton, of Charlotte, and a was spent In playing cards and vis­ Hastings Thursday for the evening. Creek. Clyde Kesler gave a mono- :ond Mrs. Smith ot Saginaw. iting. there being 36 present All illness of her mother. Mrs. Haven. u —i— guests ' Mr. and Mrs. Henton of Assyria Mra. Bellinger lias sold the form 1oKucids--------were--Sunday guejts of Mr. and granddaughter of Mr nnd Mrs. Cole departed wishing him many more Roy Randall of Grund Rapid* Mrs. Charles Gladstone. Newton of Hastings. Thc item reads: owned by her near Paw Paw comThe Barney Mills P. T A. was spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Lori happy birthdays | pletlng the transaction Tuesday. well attended Friday night. Fotin- Campbell. ~ ‘ “ Vh,ilCM hUt»8k!^ ?.nd .hUSba*^wMr'' Mrfi her !! Norma Paton, a sophomore, was Mra.- Donald smelker Smelker visited her I bnXher and wife. Mr. Mrs. HarRrttmw TEv .ir.KM- I LUU. 1±,m,dc • buslncM lrtp ders’ Day was observed Mrs. Done Mrs. Rebecca Bryans returned to -------- ---------------------- '•loroiher ana wife. Mr. and and Mrs. Har- chosen by the student body a-s the Woodmansee lielpcd to carry out her home at Charlotte Sunday after1 Mrmtera of tlie Married Teachers'11 Kalamazoo . . '-TiTT "p;sioid i°ld McDonald, oi of Baltic. Baltic Creek f.w... from most popular girl and was crowned VAI.UES for queen of Charlotte high school Fri­ thc candle lighting program for the spending ‘cvernl weeks -with Mis.' in Lansing Thursday and Friday at- Thursday till Sunday. Club had ii delightful time ut the i tyr "nd Mrs Merle Bradfield tending a convention at the Hotel1 day. February 9. by Superintendent and future existence of the Lon Campbell. Mr. und Mrs. C. A. Kerr were In Chnpeiic. She Is a member of thc ' home of Mr. and Mrs. Verrol Conk- . made a business trip to Middleville present Olds. • P. T. A. Musical selections were Mrs. Walter Ickes spent part of lin on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Saturday. Mrs. Ida Ruth and Mrs. Rose King Potterville on Monday attending given by Mrs. Lyla Babcock. The last week visiting her daughter. Mrs. Mr. Schultz spent the week end - -- —,--— spent the day, Wednesday, with । the funeral of John Lipsey of ... . dlrtrict furnished short play*i Archie Herrington and family at . . .." ... .. ... bridge which waswas ulaved followlnu bridge which played, following nt hl* Lake Hills Farms returning Mra. L. A- Abbey at the county! Benton Twp.. Eaton Co. to Chicago Sunday afternoon. • yhlch altogether made a very In-jj Battle Creek. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Wcspinter and and has attended the honor banquet the pot luck supper. home. . | Mrs. Swan Anderson of Hastings. Mr*. Kenneth fl|»w and mile eon Iprogram. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kanlner were ' twice Mrs. Wayne Merrick was in De­ spent a couple of days last week The date for the Brigg* church ■ Mrs. HurtublM! and son and George ENTERTAINED CLASS. troit on Wednesday attending a J in Detroit Sunday and visited Mr. with her parents. Mr ----and — Mr*.: ha* been set for March 13. to ।' Turner of Muskegon spent Thursday Mrs. L. Severance entertained her .......... — > ----------— | CIRCLE NO. 4. convention and was In Lansing on ।and Mra. Carl Wesplnter. Jr. . --------- , u, ~ ... — ----Miller home liua. Lechleitncr, MJvintiuiu jjbe held nt thc George — ------------ ■ with Mr. and Mrs. Lon Campbell. of. uuv East Barry, Mr. and Mra. Homer Smith were 1 Circle No 4 of the Methodist La­ Sunday School class of the Prcsby-1 Chas. Friday. . ' Mra. Harlan Scoby spei: spent CBSt thc church. The Briggs lerlan church ai at her h->m<home Pri-lav Friday 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Chidester of Madison. 1in Battle Creek on Sunday, calling dies' Aid Society met with Mrs terian the week end with the latter's sis- : A- Flannery *111 furnls h dinner al noon. will be the auction-i Ljr„JxZ..I Wisconsin, spent the week end wlUi ;on Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sandford and Harry Peirce un West Green St on evening. Afu-r^t co-operative supjiri ter. Mr. and Mra Ted Tack, in As- i Henry Henry Flannery will be the auction. — — u. I Waich (or advertlieinenl , Wednesday. Feb. 21 A feature of the a social hour was enjoyed by the "hte parents. Mr. and Mr* - - Mr. and Mra. Neil Roberston. c, j Mr. and Mrs. T. 6 Baird have program was a talk by Mrs Ella girls, fourteen ix-mg present Chidester , ...of .... in the Banner | j---------------------------------------- — The social at the u_ home Mrj and । M. rvR rk*liu« Kinde nno has guin: gone w to ' — been Detroit -for days in Eggleston, Mr*. M. — •In — — — several ~~ — ------- who ----- -dtecuraed trends In Rerte Bradfleld wai weli aui Mildred Stevena, Mtes Lucy IUESTH. ­ Boston Mas*., to visit her mother, i attendance al thc Michigan Retail moral and social condlltoits as oo— --------- e Butler and Mrs. Anna Oraybum SANTIAGO CHOCO Following the lhe Boy Boy Seo Scout meeting I tended, considering thc extreme LATE PUDDING. while Dr. Kindr b attending a । Clothier*' Association meeting. 1 served during her long service In the following Hon. Ketcham cave Fridav evening <-v>-ninu Mr. Hon. J. J. C C. Ketcham gave a a I *u’ “ct “ dinner committee for the clinic In Detroit. I Mn>- F. L. Bauer returned on Probutc Court She urged a greater oili Friday Mr and Mrs. 1i <»ld. 3 squares unsweetened chocolate. good talk on Taxes " i Unlon Cemetery Circle dinner to be Hugh Riley entertained Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dolan left | Saturday from a week's stay in devotion to thc ideals of the church. 34 cups milk. Mr and Mrs. Bennett will move *rv'd ln ‘be Jones hall March 14. ..nd '• cup sugar. on Saturday by automobile for Lo*, Detroit. George Bauer accompan- an d a more Intelligent and sacri- Mrs. Lloyd Shafer, also T. Bin to Grand Ledge this week. Their • Election of officers and plans In 4 cup sifted cake flour. Angeles, cal., nnd other western led her home from East Lansing. i flcial supervision of children on til • Johnston of Battle Creek at cards daughter. Mr and Mrs. Floyd Duffor ‘he years work will fcaDainty rcfrc.-hnienU served % teaspoon salt. —• points They expect to spend this | Mtis France* McIntyre and Mlr^ part of parents fany and children, will live with J*™ lhe afternoon business meet* Dainty refreshments were served 1 egg or 2 egg yolks, slightly beat­ week end with Mr und Mrs. James I Freda Smith of Hastings Twp., were them. jln* for only en. Ironside of San Diego. (guest* Sunday of the Misses Ger­ by the hostess assisted bv Mr.*. Roy J McClurkm has rented the! trude and Marguerite McPharlin Fuller and Mrs, Fred Jones. IRVING. 2 tablespoons butter. Flower farm and will move early! One new member uas added to Mrs. Robert Jessen returned Sal14 teaspoons vanilla. Mr and Mrs. Frank Racers of covering from injurn-s she sustained' n<x ‘ month and work the same this arand Ra pl( i fi and o r and (urday to her home in Chicago after die list. Mrs W. L. Hinman is chair­ 1 baked 9-inch pic shell. 1 ' lost WMini v/cdr.<;,d.i.Y when «h.. sh<- ran fell downjcomitig year. lar.t ^Uv wm-.. i coming vear. Wllcox of Rutland were Sun­ a visit with hcr parents. Mr. and man. 4 cup cream, whipped and sweet­ ' Values the cellar stairs Besides having two,----------I Mrs. C. W. Crawford, for several • day visitor* of Mrs. Jane McCann, ened. CEDAR CREEK. I HELI) DELIGHTFUL broken ribs, she haa severe bruises. weeks '4 cup chopped raisins or dales, and The Ladies' Aid Society will meet Henry Wcrtrnan and wife MEETING which arc very painful, her friends Ij mm Miss ircne Irene Cooper vooper o, ot vnieuKo Chicago »■» has ; --------------- A ' at the home of Mrs L. D Blackford cup broken nut meat*. only Muri Campbell visited friends in been spending spending several days with with her het The Young Married Pcop.es Club ht>|»e for her quick recovery been several day* Add chocolate to milk and heat in i Friday. March 2. Everybody is in­ Augusta Sunday parent*. Mr and Mrs. B. F. Cooper, of ‘he Methodist church met in the vited. double boiler. When chocolate is B1UDGF CLUB. I Crysinl Watson visited her. evening. Route 3. and other relatives and ' social rooms on Thursday evemne Dr nnd Mrs Harns WoOdburne s‘,”fr Mrs Oncta B«‘*'lck. of near I Mr. and Mra. Wil) Dean visited melted, beat with rotary' egg beater Feby 22. After a business meeting. friends. weer.. °',thclJl 40,1 and wl,c- until blended. Combine sugar, flour entertained their put luck bridge.' nuausui Au.’’"JiU‘„» ft...>pan ,arL m !msv as.‘ * eck‘, “J the , Mrs. Tillie smith and Mrs. Wil­ President Charles Fnul presiding, Mrs Edith Campbell te on the1 Mr and Mrs' Olen Dean- of Bowne and salt : add small amount of liam Smith of Delton and Mr. and a program of "brain-tea; rrs" pro­ club cn Tuesday evening, twelve be­ sick list. We hoik- for her speedy ,on.,aunda.y „ chocolate mixture, stirring until Mrs. Bernard Reed», recovery , Mrs. Wallace Bugbee of Riutsa-- vided much amusement, requiring ing present । Mr' ttnd Mrs- Ori'n Wilcox of smooth; return to double boiler and anti Don Siegel won Lop scores atI, reTire ??vt*r^; were guests of Mra. Nettle Hyde on some quick thinking ns well. c.immmity club l>.u been 2,'SJ "-pine were el Lyle cook until thickened, stirring con­ ii-.e t immunity ciuu .nas ocen ■ ” •" vnilw. ■, I' 5** c The committee. Mr. and Mrs bridge. . .. reIII.TV ... W11COX Thnre.z1iie -THrere Monday continue—cooking {changed. to the first.... Friday night ■'llco* nn °n Thursday They had stantly. Then --------------------—••• •­ID IV yUU.ll lli a ilV Mra. J. T. Lombard returned on Archie McDonald. Mr and . in the -month o It w ill be on this to Hastings to see Mr. Wil- minutes, stirring occasionally. Add «nonth m will Clothing and Shoes Thursday from Detroit where she Harold Brockway and Mr and Mrs week Friday Fridav night. night March March 2. •» J. J C.| C I:coxa Bunt hospital. amount of mixture egg. sir. rran A.spaiier will tx no.teas j, ««*k J There WM, .Pennock Uree Boek M ere. jsmall .Ur,Ins MnraMy: Mwn WU>doublw has been spending the winter Forrest Johnson later served dainty for Men and Boys Kctcham of Hastings has been promonths with Mr. and Mrs. D. D. refreshments appropriate to Wash­ to lhe J F F Club un Friday aft-’। cured nlng grosbeaks, os speaker of thc cvening. „ —. ----,-------- winter —--­ visitants, boiler and cook 2 minutes longer. ington's birthday n»uriv a. Uroe i.m.,.. w^s.1". In Irvlno stirring constantly. Remove from Smith and family 2________ , , , _ ______ PM luck .UWXT ul 7:30. Everybody “ "!> •• e> robin, HASTINGS Mrs. Roy Hyde of Big Rapids. 1 The club meets at 11:20 every ।.SunKav Sunday. Thov They have and DELTON invited. h.v. large l«r-. beaks — x boiling water; add butter and va­ Sunday with Hou. John Ketcham us Mrs Edith Dewey. Mtes Louise Dew—, Friday and Saturday night* "The! °«d has confined to! striking colors, white, yellow and nilla. Cool slightly and turn into p:e cy and Charles Stillwell from Lan- teacher, ' black and are a sight to be remem- shell chill. Before serving, cover; Dutch Detective a three art com- th" da>« ,»“h «P- tx-red. sing were visitors at the Rev L. ’ MICHIGAN GIRL with sweetened whipped cream to, * -s: .. cdy. will lx presented by local talent pe"d,cllU' We for ,ds • Dewey home Bunday afternoon. T- J- Brown and son and Mys. which rateins or dates and nuts have vanilla. Pour into pie shell. Bake in AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP­ at the community hull. Proceeds to [ rc£,°'cry', , Kim Bigler was in Chicago go on . A scholarship was awarded Miss• so hot oven <400* F.) 15 minute*. Umq Kate Peer of Grand Rapids were been added. ,o the uir community LWlunu,iny hail ,,aiI building; oulltling 6 go to trom 11,13 place attended calling in Irving Sunday. ___________ , on __ *busine .usincM Lucille Otte, daughter of Fredenck . ---------------«-•-* -------------decrease heat to moderate <350* F.> Monday and Tuesday " luRd n,— rw -----,.rUc> _re.. all| .|Jt. lvc|1“Uhe Ladies' Aid at Katie Kahler's and bake 30 minutes longer, or until Hayes relumed on Mra. J. R. “ -1:.:: — . Emerson Otis of Hasting^ by Miss awa.. earS1 mgbt William McCann was home from VANITY FAIR COCOI Thursday. All report a good time NUT CUSTARD PIE. knife inserted comes out dean. Monday from a visit with her M. 8 C. over the week end » JtCD0.rCL‘ ’W'- J,1’Tt?r 01 Mr- and Mra Allen Griffen of the!fund a good dinner Pic crust■ 1 Combine chocolate, water, and daughter. Mra. F. B. Droulllard. of the McDowell Scho^T of Costume Kingsley, district s;»cnt Wednesday | Mr The meeting .Ml and UIIU Mra. nun. A. n. M. m. Tristrim 1 risirim and aim . jFellowship . r --------• was — much 3 eggs, slightly beaten. Pontiac. sugar, and blend. Ppur over pie filland Mrs John Tyneen----------of Kai- 'nh>Kd by those present Mr CroDesign. 71 West 45th Street. New wl;h Mr. May schaffhauset und I Mr - ---------................. .... . . inn* nt Iho nni"LL..brered 4 teaspoon salt. Word has been received from Mr York City, for her remarkable ability I Ing. place in slow oven <300* F.l, amazoo were-Wednesday evening foot of the Wilcox neighborhood 4 cup sugar. and bake 7 lo 10 minute* longer, <x and Mra J. F. Edmonds and Mir.! tn fashion work along the lines ot May v/lnlaina hu_s been re->“ucsU of John Lammers «i)d fam- gave some readings. 1 until nlirwilatit ia act rVwvi I 3 cups rrtlllc. scalded. Carrie Coleman that they are leav­ > WEEKS CORNERS. 1 cup shredded coconut. . .., ing Kissimmee. Florida, for Bl Pct- sketching, designing and llluslrat- nwvtd from the hospital to thc i Ing. Mira Otte te a former student homr of her brother Rori-r Wil 1 El’b>c Lclnaar and wife • visited Mr and Mrs Ira Beach Mid fam­ Line pie plate with pastry, rolled PEACH PIE । ersburg, Florida, this week. They re-1(Of lhe Chicago Art Institute. West- httms Hcr w vrry much L- Leinaar and wife of Delton Sun- ily of Battle Creek were visitors at I port nice warm weather. to 4-lnch thickneu. allowing pas-' n-vored eriaiin Mri'Ajnr. ilimtl .nd Mr .M suteCallSe eS"“"‘ hrr ra.ny IHmd. dw'_________ ___ __________ Mr nnd Mrs Leslie Dickerson's try to extend 1 inch beyond edge. Fit | I package orange-flavored gefatln. Ir« Wnuard t^kc । '’8“" State College. hope ahe may continue to Improve, i Sunday P. M. of Inst week loosely on plate. Fold edge back to 14 cups warm peach Juice and Mra. Howard HpuOt Hewitt wpre were at at Lake HENDERSHOTT. ' Mr and Mrss. Win. Mcllvain on-1i form standing rim and flute with1 water. • • Mrs. Anna Hazen passed nwuy in । Mias Odessa Sunday to help celebrate the I OBSERVED ANNIVERSARY Dorothy Stanton or of BatUe Battle ., miss Dorotny .rrtri-rd 39th wedding anniversary of Mr |। A very delightful time was spenf- Katemazco Saturday morning, utter Creek spent the week end with Miss ,’“ rtMined the letter's parents and fingers. Combine eggs. salt, and su-1 24 cups canned sliced peaches, -- — sister and family -----from---Muskegon gar; then and Mrs Snobble. p-*“— ni the home of Mr and Mrs Bui - a lingering illness FuiM.-ral serv- Clare Hendershott. ----- ------ ‘1 — - add milk gradually, -w — -add aa I drained. Relatives | cocanut. and mix thoroughly. Pour j baked 9-lnch shell Wilbur Schantz and family with recently. Clarence Stanton of Detroit called Into pie shell. Bake In hot oven Hortense Mead and Margaret Gar­ rison were guests of Mr. and Mrs l'on Mr and Mra Prank Malteaon - *400’ P i 15 minutes, then decrease Mr and Mr.s. H F Weriman of Hervey Parma Ice in Johnstown on one afternoon this week. heal to modem <3W F > and bake Llcpty. '500 ' was played and a pot i»W7.co-1 "w Xif cSf l Delton, Mrs Kate Burdick of HlckSunday | Mrs. West and family of Grand : luck supper served. A lovely rug wa. left as n remembrance of tlie oc­ ory Corners. Mr. and Mrs Claude Mr. and Mrs Ernie Matteson and | Rapidl visited Mr. West Sunday P. I CHOCOLATE CRESTED 1 with whipped cream. casion. Mr. Lichty was formerly of Nobles of Climax and Mr. and Mrs granddaughter. Louise Christensen, M CUSTARD Several from this district attend­ Hastings white Mrs. Lichty has al­ John Nobles of Hastings were Sun­ went to Charlotte Sunday with Mr. CLAM FRITTERS. *i recipe Pie crust. ways been a resident at Gull lake. day guests of Mr anti Mrs. Milton and Mrs. Floyd Garrison to visit ed a special meeting at the Dowling 3 eggs, slightly beaten. 1 pt. dams.. school Wednesday evening Mrs. Hastings friends extend congratula­ Nobles at Grandville The occasion their aunt. Mrs. Myra Preston. •• teaspoon salt. wa.-. Hi honor oi Milton Nobles' 84U1 Smith gave a talk on consolidation A large company of Mrs Mllley tions. 4 cup sugar. 1-3 c milk. birthday, which occurs on Feb. 28 Haynes' neighbors and friends sur­ of schools. I 1 1-3 c flour. V 3 cups milk, scalded. Our sympathy Is extended to the prised her Saturday night In honor REPRESENTS LAND BANK, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dickerson vis­ i 3 t baking powder. 1 teaspoon vanilla. Clare Burton of St Johtvr^a^. of her birthday. They all had a ited Mrs. Fred Ritchie of Kalama­ 1 square unsweetened chocolate, । Sall and pepper. been in lhe city this week looking thc loos of their mother and it was happy time and left at a late hour zoo Wednesday. Mrs Ritchie is a Clean clams, drain from their Uafter matter* connected with the St only six months ago that Ute lather wishing her many more happy patient in Bronson hospital. , melted. 1 quo.-, and chop. Beat egg* until 2 tablespoons hot water. Paul Land Bank. He was agricultural passed on. birthdays hepr. ----add --milk and McOMBER SCHOOL NEWS. 2 tablespoons sugar. — and flour ------ mixed — —- — — Thc Ireland Lakes Garden Club agent of Clinton county for a num­ Tlie men's class at Sunday Schoo) Be sure to see "How the Story Line a deep 9-lnch pie plate with sifted with baking powder, then add ber of yeur» and now has thirteen will meet Thursday afternoon, enjoyed having "Dad" Angell teach Michigan counties as his territory as March 8. with Mrs Lula Weriman. their class Sunday and hope he can Grew." put on by the women at [ pastry, rolled to 4-inch thickness, chopped clams, and season highly ■the P. T. A Friday night. March 2 1 Combine eggs. salt, and sugar. Add , with salt and pepper. Fry by spoon ­ The program will be in charge ol a director of thcAand Bank Clare come again some time. Boy Scout Troop 88 will meet Sat- , milk, stirring constantly. Then add fuls in deep fat has many D lends here a ho were Mis. Jennie Aldrich Instead ot Mra. Mr and Mrs Clyde Hendershott . Osborn as previously announced, as of Hastings called on their mother. glad to two him. Bran Flakei Mrs. Osborn is away during lhe Mrs. Prances Hendershott. Sunday. ENJOYED BIRTHDAY PARTY. 1 winter. The next meeting of the L A S. 15c Miss Gladys Ven DeVelde enter ------­ Mrs. Hattie Whittemore will en- will be held at the home of Mrs. tained seven of her ' . . lodixed or Fret-Running ----------------schoolmates tertain the L O. T M. Thursday Mary Johnson. 420 East Madison Saturday afternoon in honor of hcr afternoon of this week. St., tn Hastings on March 15. eleventh birthday The afternoon; A FaUicr and Son banquet will be 37c was spent plgylng Kami* after given in tbe community hall FriCARLTON CENTER. Plui Tax Middltvillu or Fr*4port which'kandwlclics. cake and jello day evening. March 9. under tilt There are &|>ecial services being were served, then ail returned to auspices of the L A S- thc proceeds hcld each evening at the M E Chaac <fi Sandbarn No single article of food should be so popular in the home as Good Clean Rimo Large Box 31c their homes wishing hcr many more to go to the church basement. church. Come and enjoy the good happy birthday*. . Frank poster and William Smith sermons. TUne js 7.45 Milk. These are the reasons why you should buy and use more such milk:— ~——— returned Saturday night from their The Carlton L. A S. meets this »» n .? u BKlUGt.. , %TsU.rn trJp Mr anrf M,., WaHl4Ce week Thursday for dinner at the Mrv R K Hurt entertained at a Bu8bec of Kansas came with them home of Mr and Mrs. Wm. Hale Milk ia a nearly “balanced food" in itaelf. dessert bridge luncheon ot> Wediu - Jor , vul. wltJ1 Irl(,n(U d Bahcrt UncuMttcncd J Lb. And if thc weather Is favorable, the (2) It is the cheapest food you can buy, when food values are day of last week, covers being laid lJvcs Touin Talk Brand wood cut by lhe Trlc|>lK»ne Company considered. <«_»■>« 5rilo»j Mm. Bertha au.i.u, u cmaned lo and donated to the church will be 15>/2C buued that day. All wood outlera S. bM “',U1 “iw" (3) It ia a nourishing food. lhe decorations. Mra. A. D. McDsn- — — • ■ Strictly Frtth Doicn Francisco is caring -lorihcr. will receive their dinner tha; day at aid won top bridge score and Mrs. (4) It ia especially needed for growing children. the Aid meeting. Forrest Lane second SOUTHWEST CARLTON. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Allerding and (5) Health authorities urge at least a quart of milk per day The play "The Path Across Thc Howard were guests of Mr. and Mrs PARTY FOR TEACHERS. for each child, and a pint a day for every adult in the Hill'' will be Riven Thursday cvc- Art Alterding of Woodland Sunday. Teachers of the city schools will home. be honor guests at thc annual party ball at Hastings by thc Carlton i in honor of tlie birthdays of Mrs. Art Allerdtng and H. L. Allerdlng: given by the Rotarians at thc K. community. Mrs. Wm. Crockford has been How nearly docs thc consumption of milk in your home approach the xtundof P hall next Monday evening. Mra. Flora Eteenhood has been TheJRotary Anns have also been in- confined to her bed thc lust few days quite Ul thc past week. Mrs. Elmer ard fixed by these health authorities? । vited. 'Dinner will be served follow­ but is a Jiltlo better at this writing. Marlow Is assisting with the liouse srork and care of Mrs. Crockford. Highlands Dairy can furnish your home with Grade A Milk ut the same ing by a short program and danc­ Arthur Slrodtbeck ol Assyria Guests of Mr and Mrs. Fred Hening. Asst Arre price charged for a lower grade. Visit our dairy and you will xoo why the Center and Mr and Mrs. Carl Wcy- hey and Robert Sunday were Mr inn.m and daughter. Thelma, ol and Mrs. Jonathan Kick ol near • BRIDGE PARTY. State of Michigan authorizes us to sell our milk as Grade A. Every drop of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McDonald en­ Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. und Freeport and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fancy Quality milk you buy from highlands Dairy comes from our own tested and ac* Zuschnltl, Verda and Charlotte of tertained with tliree tables of Mra. J. J. strodtbeck. Mr. and Mra, Fnxl Du Istra and weal of Hastings. bridge on Saturday evening, the credited herd. scores going to Mrs. Richard Groos, family lamily spent thc week cud with her QUIMBY. * and Roy Cordes. Mrs. Robert Cook! Pa£□te ’Vn In Grand Rapids. * ,* Alice Mrs. Loyal Lowell, who has been •nd Ju* BrUCol. : ““ “■ Willison of Baiiticld ----spent the week • _________ .. _________ end with Hazel al thc Pennock hospital returned homo Saturday afternoon with her BRIDGE DINNER. fihribcr. Shriber • Covers were laid for sixteen at a Mlu Geraldine Williams attended son. Laurence Russell. Mr. and Mrs.------------------------Hoffman and family •charming bridge dinner given by n college party at Albion Saturday ।I ----------------Hasdn^ ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Telephone 2651 Mr. and-MH. evening • spent Sunday afternoon visiting — —. — ,----------Harold ---- ----- Foster on ouuiia W« DM*r TA> BIG LittU Star, Phan, 3411 Tueadgy. cvening. evening. - | Miss Barbara Bowman of Ha*Has- their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday, Bridgc boores went Ur M. O. Hill lings apeiit tlie week end with Mr. Euwurd Hoffman. near Dowling. Thejprayer meeting will be held at and M. E. Whitman. and Mrs. Walter Cuioen. ! I Social Events and Personal Mention • Shirt • Specials •1 & *122 79c *i- & ’i- Helpful Suggestions Neckwear for Men 39c & 50c Value. 29c 75c & $1 49c T.S. Baird LOW PRICES Sat, March 3 Fri., March 2 Post Salt 3 «° Use More GOOD MILK Butter Chocolate »* XX'Ac Coffee u >4lc n«T*< Egga Meat Market Special. .^c— u. Lard Oleo 2 2 13|c 15c 19c UNHAN’f The HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY M. 1W4 SOUTH SHULTZ. I Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kenyon nnd 1 Mrs. Ida Carpenter attended thc , . Cemetery Circle at Mr. nnd Mrs. ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVEHHovey's in Hastings Thursday. I TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. UiUr somievuie and family are = out of quarantine now and Lorraine ,ii hopes to be able to go back to school Ol’ARAXTEKD HiTrkF.S ■’ next week. I PAINTING. I’APKKIIA Ntl INt. - Will I.. Henry Toon* visited his brother, David Stiles, of Ban hold Saturday. Mrs. Mnrtlm Horn and daughter. ’Evelyn, visited their cousin. Mrs. L. Cairns, in Hastings while Rev. Fred Horn attended the Elzey Mead 'l Nile Tuesday Rev.»Frcd Horn and Mr. and Mrs. G E. Kenyon and Theodore Pra is il­ ka and family attended lhe funeral ot Fred Horr at Walldorfl's funeral home in Hastings Thursday fore­ noon. He war. buried in Rutland cemetery beside his father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hovey of Has- -----. WANTS -r - ■-.■■•■■wr-..= —, --------- * f" A DrtC OF BARRYV1LLE. ' C. Jx Boley, who was taken sick J Tlie L A. S.1 which was postponed 01 Jackson, where he went on lhe TUA 1 n/il'lNj’ last week on account of the death visit his brother and fam- of Mr. Mudge, will bo held this week Hy. was found to be eo much 1m­ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will 'proved tiiat he was brought home j Hyde on Friday. March 2. .Club No. Sunday by his son-in-law, vyho went 3 serves and Club No. 2 furnishes doten Saturday tn sr* .him. This the program. Everyone is cordially is good newa'to us all. While lie lx i Invited. still weak and will be cbnnned to Guaranteed Trurr Mr L E Mudge, a highly respect- ' £•'!**“?*» “J* <4!*' 11 J* 1 • ed. resident of BarryviBc for many know that he Is inending to years passed away at his home here , IIUit‘ ...... I early Thursday morning after a The Pythian Sisters had a very I lingering illness of heart trouble, pleasant meeting last week at Mrs. He will be greatly missed In this'^®11- Bedford's, where they ggth•• i-i community us he was a kind neigh- Lre<1 10 do sewing for n quilt. bor und friend ever ready to lend' Mrs. Helen Lewis, daughter, mothi... a helping hand to every one. He.er and brother spent Saturday vlsleavcs a wife, two daughters, Mrs. Ring relatives In Grand Rapids. Nothing elM like Oma Wilcox ot Caro and Ruth ut Mrs. O. D. Whitmore spent SatG. J).Whitmore 8atheme and one Mm. Earl of Hastings. urday dau,hter. Edna four grandchildren and one great- Storrs, and family In Grand Rap­ Tlie Prescription Drag Store grandchild to mourn tlie loss of a ids. She found the little daughter, kind and loving father and grand- who Is in a cost, doing us well as HASTINGS MICHIGAN father, besides a host of .friends. can be expected. Mra. Whi. DeVine celebrated her ------ " f?™’i in.Tn'sr ’ USe'nr”4 z'*"'BrlLsh Cemetery Circle at J-' eighty-eighth birthday at the home POWERS ECHOES. nil sale nr nisi ' »>• ‘..rr. ,.n . ..jii. Uieli home Thur-day thirty-one be- .. . . ..,„i. ..i . r,„ l( of • her daughter. Mrs. Merritt u, Walter Davis of Chicago llua has 1M:vll been ,.t, Ai... i-> »rr-. n.ir ... .th ’ ing present. All enjoyed the boun1 •• • • j • • Meade. Wednesday. Othef guests visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs « 'I'? !i?‘” .......... "Jtr.’* U,ul dinner and-the afternoon pio- ' ' ' ' 1 . " were Mr and Mrs. Ralph DeVine Miner Palmer and Mr. and Mra XTu-T. i'-./oTa w"TV.'gram Tlie next meeting will be ‘ ‘ ind F.d Palmatler of Hastings. One Frank TravU. the past week M,rn t.An,..nr »..>..«« t« .......... ... held with Mr and Mrs. Ira Shultz < <';>> «•> .msgr . ........ To PROTECT You Conitantly of the pleasing features of Hie din- । M1.. nal,v „ .... . iiirrv ii.hide .. ................. •••" r .... .i Clinton Horn and Kenneth Gates '' ' '• c '"’- u ner was u beautiful birthday cake Vhr Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly rorX't'j .ni."r“r 4 • ’“ended the Boy Scout meeting at ' .'. ' ’’ h ’.",'.7.'' 1 ' ' ,। r i, •— r.,. \<r < ■« • . **•■ Joiins spent me arck end with :s=3 . ,, ■•••■« •<u • in' '* = Our Service 1 Wa Inra;« Uex««. Botuabold Oooda. PrivaU Oxruti it LOW BATES •run r...j. S’.. ».i.r bill. H-n |l.<^.-k .,.4.1 k-n.1. Good Will Saturday night VI.» .... VV OU*-r M. , r . ( ------- — '.'A,. ' ".’’l • rX“. _______ ., J ! , DANCE Saturday Night, Mar. 3 Matthew's Colored Band MURRAY’S CLEAR LAKE LODGE s "Where Merriment Prevails” , DOWLING her p.rrau. Mr nd Hit Henn Frost. 1 MIm Evelyn Day of Lansing spent Mr. and Mrs. Frank Travis were । the week end wlU\ her home folks. CITIZEN’S MUTUAL , very pleasantly surprised when on Ue are glad to report Chester Tuesday morning, Feb. 20, about 35 Fire Insurance Co. Willett.-, isimproving. neighbors dropped in with well 401 KahuBiioa Niti- Bink BUa. | Mi. II..-. I*-.,4.1 s ll.r-.-r----------- ■ , _ 'r and Mr* S E Powers of. pj *•••»« 1^ bask.ets ta remlnd ICIIIIHU thrm IIic 111 of Ul A IIouii Ccmpiny Or ri eh rd 1874. their I VVAMIP Til lilY- IbrJ .rr «.tr i > • ... g- : ■ • • thvllle were Sunday dinner1'*• “*“ 40th '“**■ wedding JJ‘ ' anniversary. ~ ‘ J. L. MAUS. Local K«pre*(cUUve. . ... i.lp.nr r,. III. ir... •.... »...• !.-r FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH , -ts of Mr and Mrs. Herbert Wil­ The gathering was also a farewell I H»rUn*i. Mich. 1 It Mr. I...tr.r Inlli.t-r prlt.ni ........ R«v L. B. Lane. Filter vm i .. • • party as Mr. and Mrs. Travis are cox H.cl..r» l«r»m Sun.U, '.IS’, A M l*r. 1. ’ 'roll sAl.E «>lt IKAtll V M.t'.c II <ft A M Jmi.i.t I E '...... r M 1 ■ ' ...................... Mr nnd Mrs Heber Foster and moving to a farm Just outside of |' family wore Sunday guests of her Hastings on Tuesday. Although they . parent*. Mr and Mrs Sam Geiger, are not moving far away they will be greatly missed In the neighborWitch. Clock. CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN Dr Morgan Skinner of Lacey and IN CHRIST. Bpeclxllt IUMIm Sarah Finch of Grand Rap­ ways "ready and there" whenever vairtne. Cut there was a call for help In sickness ids were dinner guests of Mr. and lor Oid Gold. and death a good time. With Mrs Will Hyde Sunday ,। -----------------or-------------------------- . Let Oecrxt , Mr and Mrs Burr Fossett spent 1 sincere wishes tor thc best of everyDo Itl new tlie guests C. RAWGF PROGRAMS Saturday P M in Hastings. 'thing th,na In in their n — home, Knme «m> Mrs Mln(Ja Mudgp retlirned home departed lifter a day of music, cards f-om Three Oaks Thursday, called and dancing and left a “pewter set" here by the death of hcr husband. as a remembrance of their friends. HAPt.E LEAF ORANGE Mrs. Mina Holmes. Mrs. Philip Henderson ot Albion. Mr nnd Mrs. farewell party on Monday cvening Arthur Holmes, Mr and Mrs Wm at the Pythian Temple al MiddleRvan nnd Priscilla of Detroit. Mr vllle by thc Pythian Sisters who pre­ BOWENS MILLS CHURCH Mr« Harold Bates of Elsie. Mr sented her with a beautiful crystal < RADIATOR. RING GEARS Mrs Asa Wilcox nnd two bridge set. 4 CLUTCH PLATES. GASKETS Ehlers of Caro. Mr nnd Mrs I Rowden aim Theodore Dut< BRAKE UNINGS NOTICE TO CREDITORS. CHURCH OF THE NAEARENE of Grand Rapid* were among PiDCOMt Building FAN BELTS, MUFFLERS Mudge Saturday | Frolic- ; THE CHURCHES GEO. M. NEWTON Fl <Parti for owers and Bouquets for all occasions Few things symbolize the love and esteem for departed friends more beautifully than flowert. We have had many years of experience in arranging Memorial pieces. They will be more satisfactory than bouquets of individ­ ' ual blooms and need cost no more. j' J GLENN F. LAUBAUGH . Phone 2637 Hastlnpi VH DOLEVILLE. Tlie fire nlnmi .Friday was only fortunately Steam from ”666 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Jahn KltchUig. D. D. Palter 126 W. Center 81. Phase 221 niu-in brought tthe department tn a hurry when it was discovered to be only steam from the snow thaw­ ing off Bing Lewis, who has lived for Mtmr years in Irving township east of here, mid a sufferer for some vents. pns.*«'rl away Thursday A. M. Funeral hold on Saturday nt thc liruiiv with a second funeral at Ea­ ton Rapids, where he was laid to st The family have thc sympai nf their many friends. Many have enjnyed >?' tliawlng Uenl4. Tabltta. Salva. New Dropi CHURCH or CURIHg. COATS GROVE. Singer Sewing Machine Co. Authorized Barre EMMANUEL CHURCH. (EPISCOPAL! Coheiv A THEO. BAUGHMAN U ANTED Phone 2234. .. BOBLESKI ELECTRIC SHOP t .t.rt.| |Fort svi.r h. ...... " ..... •' ' > hi:vp o.i i.-.r M ' !• .rrh .- b.. I _____________________ ___________ .... q M Manager Wanted FOR HASTINGS AND SURROUNDING TERRITORY ' Attractive contract lo right party. American Life Insurance Com­ pany. W8 Grand Rapida National Bank Bldg.. Grand Rapids. Mirh- BAPTIST CHURCH. B. J. Adcock. MlnliUt F. R Sandefur nnd family have purcluiM'd and moved Into what for mntiy years has been railed . the Congregational parsonage on Broadwav street. This. will make thhn a nice home and we will all be glad to see this place occupied by per­ manent residents Everyone is looking forward to this evening Monriay-Brotherhood We are tn have Hon Frank Fitznernid. Secretary of State, to ad­ dress us Good music is also pro­ vided for Tlits should be an out­ standing meeting for the Middle­ ville Brotherhood. NEW WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIR SHOP HASTINGS MARKETS । t— ; I . . !■ . At 421 So. Washington St. inn ...r at Bal.nrr ..Hire 2 24 .leW l l.ek >t..| .h.le B-i l ull H-.r.nc. I r...,,r t'ltt. , r. r1 ?.n V] .l.-.lin Freeport FOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED C. G. BENNETT HASTINGS PARISH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. AU orders from a Single Flower to the most elaborate of Bouquets hand- attention. Phone 2530 Say it with Flowers” \ CAUCUS NOTICES l.r...,i., *....> .1 <.i:l • Regardless of Snow Flur­ ries or Icy Winds, Spring is Here at the WILCOX Green House, bringing on an exquisite assortment of Roses, Sweetpeas, Daffo­ dils. Snapdragons, Tulips, Calendulas, Violets. Etc. Clyde Wilcox publication of The Florist .t'-L .t. - * • -• •t-- t- L ?• More Americans INJURED Last Year by Auto Accidents Than In the World War dally for you Mra. Robert Wilaon RUTLAND TOWNSHIP CAUCUSES HASTINGS CITY MISSION n.R SALE -y..rd.un >r> , Mr. Hn.e W.rhter VV, tMliml" !D. .. ...... , FilR SALE CHI 4I’- II It .»re .1 iltnner VV ANTED— Firmer - >a«.. ’em. rhon —n . BARKY TOWNSHIP CAUCUS PRAIRIEVILLE TOWNSHIP CAUCUS llr< .Lee ■ • »r.4 rk br Ynnn— I1•^.rtr'. ‘ aiir.uunr^.i r..r ?• __ L „ .. 2* ...h Be.A > Mortuary f Service FOR SAt.fi- CHARLES H. LEONARD FOR RALEA. Fla nd. ■" 1 London <Ont.i Free Press: A dean ---------- th*1 thb country is suffering from an overproduction of brains. BANNER WANT ADVB. PAY I7™* may be due to the fact that ..I. . ।n?b°?y h*4 been l“ln« ‘hem much " '■ Replace your thin, worn tires today! Avoid a mishap that may cost you a lifetime of regret, or perhaps your life! vlling. Also buying hides. One block north of National Bank. Hastings. Archie Tobias MARTIN CORNERS. hold at c«n standard NOTICE To Wool Growers MORE THAN 24,000 KILLED! MORE THAN 800,000 INJURED! BALTIMORE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS -t.irh ST JOHN'S LUTHERAN MISSION ■ fc standardized STEADY WORK—GOOD PAY! Reliable nun wanted to rail on farmer* in Barry county. No ex­ perience or capital needed. Write today.. McNESS CO, Dept. B. Freeport, Illinois. 2-28 The Martin P T A will meet this Friday evening. Mai ch 2. at thc schoolhouse. A cordial Invitation ts extended to all. FIB8T METHODIST EPISCOPAL Th? L A 8 will hold a thimble CHURCH. tarty nt the home of Mrs. Carrie :FUher Wednesday. March ^It will be eui all day meeting with dinner :. ' at noon. Come Indies and bring rwf Ti>«r7i’u Shears, thimbles and needles s.m(.h.,ny s S next Sunday at 10:30. You pn.sram. arr coidially Invited to be present. FOIST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 8trwu ' SOUTH COATS GROVE., Clifford Clouse of Shultz, called nt Wn, Bayne's Sunday p M • Man Stirtz returned Sunday from I Mr- Wrdnn n two ""•*■ — « •"*' weeks* vlalt .mm. with ,her ,, I HaJldM Kbabcth Warner", near slater. battle Grand Piano Beautiful tone and case, looks like new, also Midget studio upright. Can be had at real bar­ gain and on easy pay­ ments. Write "M," care Banner ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Corner Jeffcrson and Court Street Hastings K J �PART TW< THE HASTINGS BANNER | Wedne»day, Feb. 28, 1934 and where are the questions to be. the increase of population will be Frank Barnhart vs. May Barn­ 3.000.000 to 5,000,000. and between Rural Progress Dsy at Western' 1940 and 1950 it may increase by aa hart. divorce. State Teachers’ College tills week much more. At three acres of crops Margaret F. Walker vs. Elizabeth By Home Economics Specialists Friday will honor the editors of harvested per person this tneans Jane Atiee. Ebinczer Daniels, et al. county newspapers. Our chairman. I Michigan State College that 9.000000 to ISfiOOfiOO more acres bill to clear cloud from title. M. L Cook, has been at the job 54* ot crops would be needed by 1940 Gustav Jesiek and Myrtle Jesiek years. Some record I and 18.000 000 to 30.000.000 acres by va. John Sienkiewicz, extension of "Be sure to provide variety" is According to J. F. Thaden of M. (Continued from page one* SCI0L00I8T SMS IMPORT­ 1960 that are required for our pres­ the one big rule In menu building. S. C. there are In Michigan -416.8Mi ent population, other factors re­ . Wm. R. Wickwire, appeal from pro­ moratorium on mortgage Nova B. Whitney vs. Leonard Q iaecording to nutrition experts of youths between 15 and 19. In Barry ANT CHANGES IN THE maining equal. bate court. Whltnev divorce _ ' . cuuniy county ukuv there ucc are 1750 sim with wiui w, 991 vu on OOMING YEARS "The present requirement, how­ Nellie r Forman va Richard E Mlchl*an College home eco— jarnis and in vallages. | John a. Muchmors vs. Stewart Richard E. ataff By varying food., one -Anu.rJca 1^" not merely in ever. is much less than the acreage Lofdahl. trespass on the case. now in cultivation. Hence, no net In­ Forman, divorce. ,,ke,y to haye 0 mOrC ,dK»uatc matters material, but in things of MORE PEOPLE WILL LIVE crease In acreage devoted to crops Sarah Ostroth and Mabie Ostroth'diet . the spirit, not Ui splendid Isolation. Norm Company vs. Frank Andrus, Adams vz. Curtis Marshall, et al. ‘ One way of securing variety is to but tn courageous co-operation ~— IN RURAL DISTRICTS may be nccesaary. 'mortgage foreclosure. ■'Should the diet shift from ani­ trespass on the case. 1 avoid using many foods which are Bishop Oldham. Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of More Farmers To Reside in mal products toward more crreals or NaaHvUle Minor F Shupp vs. Anna Shupp. of the same basic Ingredient, for1 --------------State Bank vs. E. L. Ap- divorce sugar, or should exports of farm .Instance such a "starchy" meal as .r--■ ■■■ y.^..-v. ■ t Villages—Smaller Fielda 1 CitarlesE Rowlader eta) vs * this one-macaroni, potatoes, bread products decline further, leas land pelman. assumpsit. . Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of would be needed titan would other­ and Bigger Yields One 1932 V-8 FORD DELUX TUDOR, bUdt, Nashville State Bank vs. R. E. 1 S-STST " •> th. The average size of American wise be required. However, per capi­ Swift, assumpsit. pafnt like new, good rubber, ,< furms in the future is going to grow ta consumption of farm products, M. by Harry O Mohrmann. receiver of I muua m. u , n.„ for lhe menu. Onions, cabbage and heater and radio, at only . .JOI W smaller Dr. Carl c. Taylor, sociolo­ considered as a whole, has changed Nashville State Bank vs. J. C. Fur- vs. Raymond H Baker, divorce. , lurnlps are all good whe“ uv?d gist In the United States department very little during the last 35 years. ” n'M aUUmP*i' ' Fred L. Dingman vs. vi. Arthur J. J fI teparately. separately. but are too pronounced Smaller Fields. Bigger Crops. of interior, predicted in a Fanners MAPLE GROVE GROUP. Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of dayman, --------- et -• — — .. — --------------------------al. — mortgage <« foreclo*jfiavora to .have together In one meal. Washington. Feb. 22.—(AT*.! SclOne 1932 FORD MODEL B, 4-cyl TUDOR, A-l State Bank va. Llbble ure. Tlie February meeting of the One of lhe most monotonous may make maze farms (arms of oi the me future imure , Nashville ‘ * lowa University. ' ” fence may condition, a smooth, dependable ..“ “«■: L“— “ 22;: O“SKlnx. rew™ ol Edwin J Dodgion et al. va. Floyd I meals Is provided by repeating a Maple Grove Nutrition class was He explained the size of farms is | twice i_ held at the home of Mrs Ethel car, at only .. . vvLw L Abbott. | food two or three times, in the destined to contract because there will not conflict with efforts to end I| Nashville Stale n*nk Bank « vs. j" r ~ Hurd ""~* Is going to be more farms and more iI agricultural Let ha Whitney va. Manville Whit- menu. Tomato soup, steak with cat- Donovan with seven members and agricultural overproduction, ovrrprouuciiun. in m the me !, Nashville Stale Bank vs J c Hurfi. Secretary . 1 ney, divorce. sup and tomato salad is a good ex­ one visitor present. A pot luck dinjwrswu farming He predicted a opinion of‘ "* ‘ “of* Agriculture * ‘ Ernest L.* Johncox vs. Harvey ErnMl Theodore R. Baughman vs. Anna -ample of such a combination. One 1931 FORD MODEL A PANEL fOCft larger proportion of the Tint Ion's Henry A- Wallace Belle Baughman, divorce Variety in texture is also import**w afternoon business meeting Continuing scientific research to Hicks, assumpsit. Imputation is going to reside in the DELIVERY, splendid condition, only 9£vU Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of Chairman Charles Kermeen. et a), w Grover' ant Something crisp and some- was ca'L»d ca->d to order order. by by .C hairman make human labor more productive country. Nashville state Bank vs. Ward A. ..™™ «Uh <.'!»«<!»•" M„ ChraemM 1 thing hard should be included and Increase yields of the beat land H. Cline, et al. Dr. Taylor sold it also is possible and Mattie Quick, assumpsit auuced Mr, Oonxhy Hodman in soft ,™,. foods. Creamed veseublea veget Wilma G. Scott va. Roy L. Scott,, the «... (hat more farmers will reside in Is the only sound course lo pursue. 1 Gilson Bell and Vests Bell vs. One 1926 MODEL T TUDOR, fair do nor ao well with a meal bavin, alylng lhe le»on. "Routing the tillages and travel to their work in for any other will lead to "barbar­ Floyd Everts and. Belle Everts, as­ divorce. C. Emrich Co. vs. CroChera gravy. One .auoe or one liquid rood f'»d RebeH." a, Mn. Oraee MaHt running order, at only the country in automobiles. In vis­ ism and chaos.’’ the secretary said. sumpsit. ■ \ »“ '■"“e to attend. A Irue-talse Larger yields from smaller fileds" ' Hardware Co., bill lo ret aside chat­ tn the course U enough. ioning a village-dwelling farm in­ J. C Jorgensen vs. Wm. McDon ­ Woritlng from sour to sweet la 1 !“l "" Wtjloy. lewmiis. tel mortgage dustry. he foresaw 'a more stable U hia answer to tlw question of bow ald. appeal from justice court. in preore-1 intormal rmal discussion of ol llw the lesson George anotiier point to remember In Blanche Chapman One 1925 MODEL T TUDOR, in rural population and a higher tlie government with one hand can : Sal-Vet Company. Inc-, a New baring lhe menu. Tart foods stlmuHol lunches In school standard of living in Ute country. A encourage scientists to keep on York corporation va. Middleville Chapman, divorce. fair shape, at only late the appetite, while sweet food<‘w“ ln the dUcussion seeking new aids to the growing of Togan Stiles, inc vs. John large percentage of farmers In some Lumber and Coal Company, as­ dull the appetite and should come “ ha «* “ hot Junch club. Breanon. et al European countries live In town, he sumpsit last. The next meeting is to be held Nellie D. Hailey vs Charles explained. Variation in temperature will in' Marc h 21. the place to be decided John J. Seltenreleh vs Alfred crop reduction. re:.trlclto«> of acreHailey, divorce Enough Acreage Now. England, trespass on the case George L. Patton vs. Leona M. crease the tastiness of various arti- [la,er —Mr* Elhfl Donovan, Washington. Feb 22 —No increase GENUINE FORD 15-PLATE BATTERIES Wilhelm F. Morlok vs. Emanuel cles; for Instance, use hot rolls In-1 1 Patton, divorce. In acreage planted to crops will be lands out ot production. 8 Kussmaul, trespass on the case MONROE GROUP. Harry O Mohrmann. receiver of stead of cold sandwiches when a! warranted for nt least a decade, in General and Corduroy Tires and Accessories Lena Maurer vs. Julius Maurer, et Nashville State Bank vs. Lydia Gar- cold salad Is served for a party* Tlie Monroe Nutrition Clarw was Lhe opinion of Dr O. E- Baker, de­ new type llnger. foreclosure of tnortgagc luncheon. 'held nt the pletuumt home of Lorpartment of agriculture economist The village of Nashville vs. John Emery Botimer vs. Bessie Boti"Il is virtually certain." he said. , iene Hughes. Feb. 14. A pot luk din­ F Goodyear, et al. mer. divorce. "that between now and Jan. 1, 1940., being fitted with nonskid treads. ner was served at noon and the John A. Mutz. Admr. vs. Glenn G Florence Atwood vs. Sumner W. . tables were decorated in keeping of Puppoff. et al. assumpsit 'St Valentine’s Day Village of Nashville vs. Nora E Atwood. divorce Hasting: Building and Loan AssoIJ Eleven members and four visitors Dawson, et al. assumpsit William Hoisington, appe.lee vs. elation vs Mary M. Landsberg, et, Kent county and Lainslng area present. £n t|1P afternoon our leaders gave Hugh Johnson, appellant, appeal ------- ’ al. bill for mortgage foreclosure a ]CSgon on the care of a child, Harry A Laurent vs Beatrice M. V M. C A have tiieir Boys- Con-1 from justice court. ferences in March at Grandville and abo lxx luncheons fur school divorce. National Merchandising System Laurent, group decided that they were Charles J. Woodhams vs. John E. Grand L«dgc and Barry county i vs C T. Hess and Bon. (avor of Achievement Day same Malay, et al. forecloaure of mort­ High sciuwl boys are urged to nt- ■ tend. | B)i last year. Meeting adjournment gage - Rudolph E Reichert. State Bank­ Carl G. Nelthamcr, et a), vs. Clyde The Father and Son banquet at to mPCl in March with Alma Nye.— ing Commissioner vs. Nashville W Ruell. et al. foreclosure of Nashville last week was a success. Wlnnir„.d Dunn. with 106 partaking of the feast proState Bank, appointment of receiv- mortgage. to us on the school problem which in Orangeville over tlie weak and t ided by the Evangelical church and LACEY NUTRITION CLUB very much concerns this locality and to visit pie former's daughter, Mra, lhe fine address of T Ben Johnston The Lacey group meet for dinner MU* Gladys Cairns, an unemployed 1 Mabie Wilcox, and new grand­ Rudolph E. Reichert. State Bank­ of Battle Creek ing Commissioner vs. State Bank of [ . with Mrs Mila Hyde Thursday. Feb teacher, who Law Cases ' rho has classes near FreeFree- daughter, Lola Ester. ARE YOU SICK? Freeport, appointment of receiver Wayne wsaaae..... Conklin and C F Angell 15. Fourteen members and four visA-.gave gaveususa,a Mrs. John Van Sickle and chli— a- . ,«. tvui.eeo ...wasaa^.a a..M .w, • pori m m me lhe p. F EE- R RAHarry O Mohrmann, receiver of Pugh, et al. ejectment. asslsted with lhe Hendershott Sun- itora were present for the noon day sbort talk onhealth. Mrs. Bertha, dren of Lansing were guests of Mr. WANT TO GET WELL? Nashville State Bank vs. Walter R i meal which had previously been Ketcham and Mrs. Lovelle Miller | and Mra. Clair Van Sickle Salur- ■ Thc Industrial Co vs Leon D. day School last .Sunday morning Does Your Stomach A meeting of all men employedin ' planned Gray and to' day. Ruse, et al. bill to foreclose mort­ Cool and Andrew Dooley, assumpsit. ■--------- by Mrs ----- Elizabeth ———------- ------------ I were WVIC appointed as no committee .M J■ . the — —.. for the March meet-t » m gage. Grace Miller Td.™,. Three members trnroo from I p.]an menu Mr. and Mra. J. W. He Madison Fumiturq Co. vs. Mike (Jip Y M C A. has been called for: f.-e-. Distress You ? at Muskegon. March 7 It will be the Assyria group, who had been un- । lng Georgia E Giltings vs. Clifford Gjuklch. assumpsit Arthur Webb visited Mr. he b Git'.lngs. divorce. Maciej and Mary Wielgosz vs. the first meeting of this group in able to attend their own local meet­ Henrietta VanderMolen vs. Kobe Michael and Helena Zawackl, as­ three years. ings, received their lesson with our MORGAN. Letts Adkins was home IrM| OF Vander Molen, divorce. Delton and Prairieville were vls- claw One extra visitor also attendMarguerite Mills of Nashville ( JaS\y’'onc week. j sumpsit. Tender and painful? * . ... . . , Auditor General vs. Delinquent Man rille Peterson vs. Earl Strick­ ited by Secretary Angell last Wed­ ed the class meeting which was ven’ Bill Hummel went to Lanatal Do you aufler from nesday in the Interest of the Farm nicely presented bv our leader. Mrs »Pcnt Sunday with the home folka. ' Sunday to start working in an autc Taxpayers, sale of lands for taxes land. William Cramer, assumpsit acute and chronic in­ C» ’— and Carl Montgomery — r. '. factory Monday morning. Mabie I. Peake vs. Walter L When Mlld.ed Stevens. Allan Hyde talked Chas, were Boyer Fire Apparatus Co. an In­ Boys’ Rural Conference Peake, divorce digestion. dyspepsia, diana corporation, vs. Freejyort State Ethel M. SelUer vs. William E. Bank, assumpsit. catarrh of lhe stom­ Seltler. divorce. Alfred Moerdyk vs. Orma Glynn, ach. belching, heart­ Peter F. Mullenlx. et al vs. Ogle et al. trespass on the case. burn. sour stomach, rou H. Flanigan, et al. foreclosure of Arnett Auto Co. vs. B M. Hanson, land contract headaches. nervous­ et al, assumpsit. Mary E. Sornbury va. Morse Back­ Samuel Rosenblum vs. Claude iteE» ness. constipation or us. Admr.. foreclosure of mortgage. Sparrow and Chas. Bourdo, assumpany form of stomach, Julia Johncock Jewell vs. Martin flt. 25 DAY liver, kidney or bowel Exchange Bank, bill to declare Harry O Mohrmann. receiver of mortgage a first Hen trouble? Would you Nashville SUte Bank vs. Hayden TREATMENT Lawrence A. Potter vs. John Mar­ Nye. assumpsit. like to gel rid of these shal). bill for an accounting and dis ­ Gilbert Verburg vs. Oren A. Davis, STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS so you could eat oil solution of co-partnership. trespass on lhe case. PRICE >1.00 . you want and when Matilda Fox vs. George Fox. di­ Ada Fur Farms, a Michigan coryou want to? vorce. Harry O Mohrmann. receiver of tach men t Nashville State Bank vs Len W. Wlilte Bros. vs. L- H. Cook, as­ Frlghner. et al. foreclosure of cliat- sumpsit. tel mortgage. Joseph Borutka vs Thomas OlHarry O. Mohrmann. receiver of shewsky and Sophia Olshewsky. as­ Nashville Slate Bank vs David H sumpsit removes the undigested food that causes gas, Gardner, et al. foreclosure of mort­ Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver ol gage. belching, headache. It relieves constipation, the Nsahrille State Bank vs. L- H Cook Edna Parrott vs. Allie A. Hanson and C. L. Glasgow, assumpsit. mother of disease. It cleans the Liver and as a and Arlie Endsley, temporary In­ Ocean Accident and Guarantee junction. Kidney medicine there is nothing better. It re­ Corp., Ltd., vs. Donald Doyle, tres­ Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of pass on the case. moves the poison from the blood, doing away with Nashville state Bank vs. Richard O. F A. Brown and Company vs. HilTuke, et al, mortgage foreclosure on J. Horton, assumpsit. dizzy spells, high blood pressure. As a lady's Lena Velte, et a), vs. James Mead­ friend it is a Godsend. • ows. bill for an accounting Minnie E. Hanyen. et al. vs. Nel­ Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of son H. Cross, et al. bill to quiet title Nashville Blate Bank vs. John J. In lhe matter of the petition of Pitt and Lilly M. Pitt, et al, mort­ Rodney Post, et al. bill to discharge gage foreclosure/ mortgage. Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of Will Tobias vs. Mabel Tobias, di­ Nashville Slate Bank vs. Willard vorce. Hilton, et al, mortgage foreclosure. John C. McKibbln vs. Hattie L. Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of McKlbbln. divorce Nashville Blate Bank vs. Walter O. John Brandstelter vs. Ida F.. This coupon presented or mailed with |lD0*cash is good W. Ayers, et al. mortgage foreclos­ Brandstettcr. divorce. for two regular full size dollar packages of ure. Charles Wilcox vs. Earl and Ber­ Delton Stale Bank va. Marlon nice Wilcox, cancellation of deed HERBS of HEALTH TABLETS Louise Cooper, mortgage foreclosure. and agreement. Hastings Building and Loan As­ Charles O- McPeek. et al. vs. Name sociation vs. Vernon R. Dumford, et Verne J. McPeck. bill for partition. al. mortgage foreclosure. Clyde C. Slemons. State Commis­ Street Mayme Near vs. Lewis E Jettings, sioner of Health vs. The Village of bill for specific performance. Nashville, et al. State City Woodland Exchange Bank vs C. Carl McGuffy. et al, vs. William James E- and Daisy B. Guy. mort­ P. Streeter, et al. bill of complaint gage foreclosure to vacate decree Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of Nashville Slate Bank vs Floyd W DeWitt, divorce. Strickland, et *1, mortgage fore­ Bherlff-Goslln Rales Co. vs. Norris closure. J. Herrington. Admr., et al, bill for Minnie I. Willison vs. George Wil­ an accounting. Ly BARK ER, Propr. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN lison. divorce. Ora Irene Watson vs. Ray A. WatSTATE ROAD. Robert O’Connor is spending a Deyo Larkin vs. Nora E. Matthews, few days with friends in Dayton. et al. bill to declare land contract Ohio. a mortgage. Mr. and Mrs Clifton Becker and Vada Mann vs. Arthur Mann, di­ family and Mra. Lena Bocker and family, attended a birthday dinner vorce.' Margaret E. Lass vs. Otto B. J. Saturday evening at the home of Laos, divorce. Jasper Cooley in Hastings in honor Melvin L. Pettit vs. Lucille Pet­ of his birthday. tit. divorce. Mrs Mary O'Connor is spending Berttia Dominie vs. Cornelius a few weeks in Chicago visiting her Dominie, divorce. alstera. Guy C. Keller vs. Sarah A. OrsMr. and Mrs Arthur Coleman and bom, foreclosure of mortgage. Mrs. Lucy Coleman attended the AND ' O. Glenn Marshall vs. Ray funeral of Earl White in Hastings Clemens, accounting and injunc­ Saturday. IN STOVE OR FURNACE tion. , Company at James Bothard's Sun­ William Wisner and Etta Wisner day were Mr. and Mrs. Leland va. t. p Reno custodian of the Harshbarger of Grand Rapids. Mr. Wayland State Bank, staying of and Mrs Clyde Miller and Mrs Mabie Bennett of Hastings mortgage foreclosure. O. Webber and Miss Beatrice Co­ Raymond H. Baker, Admr. vs. The Delton State Bank, staying of mort­ bum visited MT. and Mra. Jack «■ Tahphona 2515 Frank Saga O’Connor Thursday evening gage foreclosure. Chester Peck vs. Lee Brail and Borne from this way attended the Lois Brail, bill to foreclose mortgage. meeting at Allot! school last week Minnie WUrm va. William Fuhr. HUMS III FUTURE WILL 9E SM1LIER CIRCUIT COURT OPENED MONDI! Homemakers' Corner " Here’s Your Opportunity LOW PRICE Transportation ! at the Universal Garage Home Economics Extension Work i $25 $20 Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Universal Garage Co FORD DEALERS This Medicine Is For YOU! Dollar Box FREE »S Lack of FUNDS Herbs o£ Health an Obstacle to Success! T is an admitted fact that the financial wel­ fare and success of young peopletoday is largely dependent upon whether they save a part of their incomes or not. The lack of ready money is doubtless one of the great est obstacles to financial success today. Sale Ends Saturday, March 3 $1.00 Worth F.REE! J The Prescription Drug Store Red Clover One of the most convenient methods of accumulating funds for any purpose is by starting a savings account in this 47-year old bank. Deposits in this bank are insured under the Federal Banking Act of 1933. Start your plans today... so when some desir­ able business opportunity presents itself you will have sufficient funds with which to act! Eastern Kentucky Coal BURNS LONG CLEAN Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, Ml �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY », 1M4 COUNT HOUSE NEWS DELTON. Last Wack's Letter. Dahcc at thc Community |j~ ™ PROTEST PLAN TO CUT , STATE BEET ACREAGE |wxxx> uxu. I hall { FEDER, ■ NAE^WLLD. Last Week’s Letter. Misa Aghes Daust. who Ls taking Representatives Froiii Inter- EATING BUTTER AIDS Community hall Friday and Satur-, at her home here. ested Micb. Groups Attend । MICHIGAN DIARYMEN day night, March 2 and 3. [ The Father and Son banquet was ' Admr. Issued, estate enrolled. The Camp Fire Giris will hare a held Monday M lhe EvangelHearings in Washington Kkt. Madison H- Howell. Order for friedrake sale Saturday. Feby B4 If Jca| church. The speaker was T. Beti . ... Use of Four Fouads Extra of i East Lansing.—Mlchlgtas delegu. Camp Fire Oirl does not take publication entered. - -----«a Boy Scout Chief of the . Congress,. representatives --_X—B \This Food Earns >5.01 for 'order phone it to the Delton bak- Johnston. Ert. Elida Shaw. Will filed. petl- tlon m creek area. "Dad" Angell ot! tion for probate of wy filed, orderMlchlgan beet growers, a dclega-1 Owners of Herds in State !Lcr?.prt<!?r „ . . Hastings was the chairman; Wood-- Upheld Fii raohATK court t^ek sugar rscurry cnsr entertained j wanj c smith was toastmaster; Dr. E«°5S nivS” aSuu.1 ««unt U"b <">"■ »» East Lansing. Lansing.— —nn An upwnru upward swing ' and members1 in butter prices of from 16 cents per I liiUe folks Tuesday aftcmoon Lofdahl sang and Joeef Mix fur­ at Admr. filed. owners association. &«.u -,T,8on‘ Blll>"- — ...j m violin music. pound for 92 score butter on Dec. | •" ,llUc nlshed Est. Angle j. DeWolf. License to of thc staff al Michigan Stale Col- ^ ”d25°rer^ cream 18>Utto 25 cento Son on TFeby Feby.U<H. 14.Ofa fa said raid third ^d birthday. b^?*y’ Ice Xcc crea *’ and Bnd cake c*kc The second luncheon was held wii issued. ■ je^, haVe recently attended Wash- by thc -----------------------*- at *1':~ “r'* dairy department Michl--*™ w™*Wednesday Bt one o’clock ai the' Est. William E. JOhnoock Testi­ ington hearings on the national gun We do not 01 }”®re7** Community house by the main! gnn Slate Stale College to be caused by mony of freeholders filed, license to an increased use of butter by farmh «tre«t dlvtaion of the Methodist Aid; sugar quota since the sugar stablll- , " " * “ sell uuueu. issued. ers themselves But we are sorry to hear of the set - ,hp <nUrtalnroeot WM Iunlfal^ b> Est. Peter Maurer. Petition for ration pixn was announced by Pres-1 All dairy ot-gnnirations united to A,bert’ the northcast division. authority to sell certificate of de- ident Roosevelt. DM tee? Th. tetehtenden. .nd R.,n.blP postt filed, order granting authority The Michigan congressional deleentered. gatlon has protested the allotment Ert. Ludwig Fuul- Annual account' given to sugar beets and growers cess of the sclicme te now aonarent Bnd dld nDt mBke much Improve- luesday nigLl. h“.tetelteMk of Admr. filed. and factory owners have voiced dis- O.«n of .. d»lr>' .Ul. te! eked "■'«> w Est. James L- Lancaster. Annual approval of an allotment which apT" £ "Ital Tuesday Tuesday for for treatment. treatment. - - °r - - dies enjoyed n party at the Babcock accountdf Admr filed • parently will reduce the number of ,o pll^«c.th*‘_lh.f,r. Mr .ru Tire Jnhn.cn Est. Ell A Davis. Warrant and tn- acres to be planted to beets by 20 ler te. »~k IteJ DM tee. In »"• 'wo™ W.phote op. B.tetek*k>ye? two cowte lunchventory filed per cent. Beets arc an Important ‘ >te habit ot dolnd. > cteton to. uwter war Mt and of doing. Est William E. Aldrich. Inventory crop in Michigan and arc depended the On Thursday night will occur Qie Thh oL tour, pound, ot aub.' «ii? hMte- Fw'. filed. upon by thousands of growers to Eat Margaret Deamcr Bond ot furnish the money to keep them on butter per month multiplied by the lowing the supper a program will 90.000 families of Michigan dairy. ­ the wish of the patrons that they be Admr. filed, letters of admlnlstra- their farms. given. ’ ’ be retained. pounds more of tion issued, order limiting settleThe state has succeeded in the men meant 360,000 On Friday night the high school ». “U"« tn one state ... in ™ one | ment entered. past few years in working out from t, butter consumed otter __ auto. m-OtefUte B*™“m enjoyed another dancing party at' _______ ____ “... .In“tlie Delton Jlleh nelwtl the Est. Fred J. Ball Bond of special n period of depression in the sugar 'I month. C™ .. Ju,... ..... In the Delton High seliooi the last last the K. of P. hall, in charge of the i in the plan gave additional Impetus administrator filed, letters of special business which had closed most of ] Freshman class. ■ week while ------ he was otherwise enadministration issued. thc factories in this state. Lust ।[to the butter-eating campaign Mr. and Mrs. Old Gage spent prices had been depressed sageti Est. Alice L. Munton. Petition for year nearly all thc factories were II byDairy the huge stocks of butter tn storFrank Doster and William Smith Thursday night in Grand Rapids. authority to sell property filed, order operated and it was hoped that nil ! aar rrodnelun »r bntur per cd.Their daughter. Mrs. Henry Sy* ““>* °L ’"J?, authorizing s«4c of property entered, of them would run this year ; had dropped but the supply ot thU,Bn •uto ,lrtP through the Wert rnenda returned home with them for Est. Alfred Store. Petition for speA 20 per cent decrease in beet [I rood tn the mid tioeaae planu pre- "“k“’E 11 ■.,rlp “ "" For greater service and convenience to our clfic performance of contract filed, acreage will mean that part of the rented the. deertmsed production '" Pleasute (rtp_ They are tuiuna Patients at the Community hos­ order for Specific performance en-'fartnrlM factories «-tlt will onaln again he be rtosed closed. Beets tram aneeuna prices customers, and to ybu whom we want as a .roUUrea In Ootonulo and alm at pital are Dick Wickwire. Mrs Torn tered. arc a contract crop and the time Is Beard and Mrs. Ira EUton Dairy specialists at the College P^nto ; customer, we have provided the means of is­ Est. Henry J Potts. Final account at hand when contracts should be Mrs. Coy Brumm spent a few days Taylor of Admr. filed, waiver of notice let This is impossible until it can ray that eating four more pounds of | ...*?.tes..?,BX,ne . suing PROTECTU BANK MONEY ORDERS. filed, order assigning residue entered be determined which mills will be butter per Michigan dairymen 15.01. nil? te' brtl.r mS, U" Gwendolyn Bwnatert I... , ,F^"<T*1 T1”* tor Mr, W J discharge of Admr. issued, estate operated This money order offers you full protection meals been confined to the house several Liebhauser \#re enrolled; <,2,nthad v „r better it.. The Michigan delegation bases Its tion. the family TOV held held at at the the home home been confined to the house several Est. Angie J. DeWoif Petition for protest against the sugar allotment and a larger supply of the essential days with the chicken pox. Her Friday afternoon at one o’clock, for your remittances, providers you with a hearing filed, citations issued upon the tonnage granted to Cuba, vitamins present In butter Increased consumption of butter mother. Mrs Mason Noiwood, of conducted by the Rev M. E. Hoyt. receipt showing date, amount and to whom the Philippines, and other produc­ Kalamazoo Ls caring for hcr, ।---------------------------------- — — — by farm families and by families in payable, and gives you a receipt for every Humorist. Modeling in soap is one ing areas outside the United States Mr. and Mrs Von Dunn spent lhe °>d- was bom ‘n Brownhelm. O . and of the new crazes. A small boy com­ Sugar producers in this country businesses which depend upon the latter part of last week with friends ~ moved to Michigan when “’~4 — - -• — a small •' transaction. buying power for suc­ plains that there always seems to be asked for an allotment of 1.750.000 dairymen's will mean more dollars In In northern Michigan. enough of the stuff left over for tons of sugar The announced plans cess Mr and Mrs H. F Wertman spent married tq Mr Liebhauscr. coming The fee for PROTECTU BANK MONEY Michigan pockets allot 1.450.000 tons to United Slates ablulionary purposes. Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs. to Nashville then to make her home. Site becuine suddenly Ul Monday ORDERS is slightly less than you have been i Uriah Bergman ot Cedar Creek. PRAIRIEVILLE. Mrs Beatrice Dunning will enter­ morning and passed away about 2 A accustomed to paying; the protection is just Last Week's Letter tain the Willing Workers Sunday M. Wednesday morning She was a as great; thc convenience uf buying them member of thc Methodist church Mrs George Adrianson enter­ School class Thursday afternoon ; tained the Ladies' Aid Wednesday and the Women's Foreign Mission­ and the D 8. class of thc Sunday here makes them lhe ideal way for you tu school Besides the husband, she A shower of useful gifts was given ary Society on Friday afternoon send money. fur Mr. and Mrs Maurice Burchett, i Mr and Mrs Charles Kahler will leaves a son Earl and a daughter. There was a good attendance and entertain the Bunnell L. A 8 Edith, one sister. Mrs L M Kinyon an enjoyable lime Thursday. Feby 22. for dinner Ev­ of Nashville. Interment in Lakeview cemetery | Wednesday afternoon a Valentine ।eryone invited to come. Copt L. B. Potter celebrated his party was given al lhe school house Mr and Mrs Frank Parmer of An exchange of Valentines, then a Otsego spent Sunday with Mr and 96th birthday recently. He is the oldest Civil war veteran and prob­ treat by the teachers. Mrs Hvde Mrs. George Whittemore. ably the oldest resident of Nashville. in the community with sheep shear­ Mrs. Gardner were entertained Fri-; ner and Effie WoodBlanciw Powand Mrs McKibbln. of candy, popMrs Fred Fisher spent Tuesday ers, hay balers and ice harvesters day night tit the home of Leta Hen- ell. Sec. com and apples. It was thoroughly home of Mrs Hattie Whittemore | enjoyed. thc first Thursday in March for un tn Hastings The Dowling cemetery Circle will at work on all Tour sides of Pine cy to practice for the play. Jello. Mrs. Gail Lykins was at Kalaino : Some of the pupils had physical 'afternoon meeting. meet al Hie church basement. Mar. 1 examinations last week. William Mason thinks Il’s so that Friday night where she sang at the On March 7th the Helping Hand Dora Gardner Is at home again B for dinner, corned beet and cab­ ! Betty Jo McKibbln of Otsego la ' ’one Is never too old lo learn.” Hi­ North school P. T- A Club will meet with Hattie Klllick after spending twelve weeks at Kel­ bage. Miss Genevieve Hafner has re­ for tlw annua! meeting. All mem­ logg’s camp. Clear lake. " ’ staying with Mr. and Mrs Robert Its learning new tricks, the act of McKibbln indefinitely. । driving a three shift gear automo­ turned lo Aim Arbor, where she will bers are urged to be present. Do not forget the p. T. A. al the At the Odd Fellows' hall Satur­ bile William says. “Well. sir. It’s attend the University the balance. McOmber school house Friday night. leed A Tonic 1 day. Feby 24. "A Trip Around thc some different than my old Ford A play will be given ’How the Story BALTIMORE CENTER. Mr and Mrs. Are) Mix and familyWorld" will be featured Supper touring car.” Grew Mr. •’ and Mrs. Russell Greenfield. have moved to Lansing where h ‘ served nt a penny a spoonful Come Mr* Pete Tietjens.ls spending a Mr and Mra. Ernie Bateman and employment. and enjoy yourselves and help the few days with her grandmother near Carl Lentz fell on tlie Ice and Mlw Grace Balch attended the Carlton Center boys In their struggle keep -- .— to .. — r on —। Mr and Mrs Cassius Hughes cnUnion meeting at the Wesleyan I their feet They are. desirous of a|tcrtained the "Farmers' Club" Sat­ broke his right wrist. Prayer meeting Wednesday night Methodist church in Hastings । big crowd. Everybody welcome. ।urday. February 24. John C Ketch­ al Mr Samuel Geiger's. Thursday night. , Thursday the Pom-Hog Produc- ।um was the speaker WEST HOPE. Thc Bov Scouts met at the Mction Association held a meeting in Several neighbors gathered at thc Last Weeks Letter DOWLING CEMETERY CIRCLE. Omtxr school house Saturday. oi llul rxrvoui tlie town hail. Object, to cover the | home of Frank Bagley. Saturday meeting met at The community Mrs Orpha Greenfield. Mrs. Fk>rThc following ladies are on for whole subject so it would be thor- <evening. February rvcnUiX|the Mr Ray encc dark. Mrs Brill. Mrs. OarTl- 24 The ------ vJ Mr-home andot Mrs work: Jennie Slocum. Anna Trethroughly understood There were u <was spent by music, rtf"1-. singing n!“t" and -—*|1 Barnes r~ ‘ ___ Friday evening.-Tlie follow-1 son. Mrs Matteson, Mrs Moon and ric. Mattle Van Syckle. Mary War'goodly number In attendance and jstunts. An enjoyable time -----------------------------------------— -.-.-a-j. p*s.. was spent:ing officers — were reelected .much interest was manifested. i;by all who attended. p-nh---»>— -------------------Belle McCallum; Vlcc-Pres. linn1 । Charles Honeywell ot Plymouth. । Mrs George McKibbln. Dork and McCallum; Secy.. Robert Wilcox. brother of D. N Honeywell and .John were Hastings shoppers Sat- Trea* . Richard Laubaugh The next ' Flour, Feed. Coal, Cement, Lime. Brick, Tile Farm implement! Mrs Eli Lindsey, died Thursday He urday ( meeting will be with Ira and Olenna was buried at Plymouth Sunday George McKibbln spent Saturday Osgood afternoon. He lived In this vicinity tnight and Sunday at the home of HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 We sympathize deeply with Mr. many years and was highly respect- jhis daughter. Mac Watson and fam- and Mrs Chas Wise and Glenn in cd. Mr. and Mrs D N Honeywell, tily of Cloverdale. the death of MLw Thelma Bunday in trr«lc “ ■ “ cra • “ inr OCJ MCKiown Lansing Tneima Callers in the Gcj McKibbln Thelma wu was a aweet. sweet, lovLtodwv and honw Sunday were Mr and Mrs. mg girl and thc sorrowing parents. Mr^Ward Llnd^v ntu-na, hot,. “fn<1 Wm 8hatUlck “nd children of sister, brothers and grandparents I nerai'^rt?? sc?* * Parcluncnt- Mr ®nd Mrs Lyle Me-1 have lost one whose place they can hU / . Klbbin ana and enudren children Of Otsego. Will Will never never m fill. Funeral and burial took Ifn mn^rndCt. ul “ ‘ ,»vioDin ot Otsego. to mourn hisM na«.in<, --------- -------------;>11 place Lansing P^'S,1n1K hi. hiU WUc:. •-« l----------------W“1-SO41 »lld children. Mildred. ThclIn Tuesday. i H1!5 pla'e “nd 07 -ma kncVBernard of Cloverdale Ruth ’ Gordon McCallum, who returned Bert Honeywell of Ann Arbor, two McKibbln was home for the aftcrHaving rented our farm we will have a tale at the place, 2 miles north, recently from the Upper Peninsula sfaters. Mra. EU Lindsey of North rJn returning ro her* oS in Swhere he was stationed In Municipal 1 mile cast and 1-2 mile north of Assyria Center, or 6 miles south, 1 mile west Pine and Bertha Honeywell Sanitation work, spent the week end and 1-2 mile south of Nashville, on '•> I BusW, corner, .:t„. with hfa parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ev­ (he bereaved one, I „ erett McCallum Mr and Mrs Hu­ Kfr and nrarl Mrs. Robert Garrett and _ Mr , Mrs. Nova Whitney returned to bert Pettengili spent Sunday there family were guests of Mr and Mrs hcr home in Pinconning Sundav. Jake Smith of Middleville Sunday where she will asaUt her mother Congratulations to Mr and Mrs. A miscellaneous shower was given with her housework this summer 1 Wm — Hart onm the birth of a daughthe newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs Gor­ Jay Bagley’s house was discovered ter Tuesday. The little mtu weighed don Foote, at the home of the to be on lire Wednesday morning 9 1-2 lbs and has been named Joan bride’s parents. Mr and Mrs Rich­ Several of the neighbors gathered Beverly ard Arents. About eighty were around jo put the fire out The house Several families from here atpresent The gifts wore numerous. damaged so it was Impossible tended a shower and dance Jn honor COMMENCING AT 12:30. WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING: There was u Jolly crowd and a Jolly wus for the family to stay there At of Mr and Mrs. Gordon Foote al th" I lime. present they arc at the home of Mr home of tlie brides parents Tuesi Please send In your Items either Bagley’s father. Frank Bagley day evening. We wish Mr and Mrs । on Sunday or early Monday morn- Much sympathy ts expressed to thc Foote a prosperous and happy HORSES. Milwaukee com binder, nearly new. >ng 1 family as in their misfortunes the w-edded life­ John Deere hay leader. Hoevenalr of Hastings was 2 gray geldings, 6 yrs. old, wt. 2600. A I| a Fenner caller nt Mr and Mr.-. Robert baby fell from a chair a few weeks I Mrs Clara Morehouse-Is spending Hummer manure spreader. ago causing him to break his arm | most of the time with Mrs Kate Black gelding, 15 yrs. old, wt. 1450. Garrett s Saturday Thomas fertilizer drill. ---------• • •--------------I Collins of Hastings who fa quite IU Black gelding, 6 yrs. old, wt. 1500. | Mr and Mrs. Robert McKibbln EAST GUN LAKE.----------Wc all hope fur her a quick recover) Cultipacker. 4-sec. drag. and family spent Sunday with Mr Mr nnd Mrs Edd Dieble and chitMr and Mrs E D Springer of, Spike tooth drag. 2 wagons. and Mrs. Will Watson of Cloverdale dren of Allegan spent several days I Bowens Mills spent Sunday with Flat rack. Wagon box. . at tlie Will Crawford home |Mr and Mrs. Harold Springer and STATE ROAD. Side delivery rake. 5 cultivators. Mr and Mrs Ray West of Grand - children Durham cow, 9 yrs., due in May. —... called on •John --- Mr an(j Boo Lord moved to 2 mowing machines. Sleighs. J , n Rapids Crawford Mrs. Leno Becker and family Friday P M Cow, 12 years'old. Battle Creek Tuesday. We are very Cloverseed buncher. men. Sunday R1.nd.v with .-m, Clifton r-i.m*, Becker gnd (sorry to see them go and the school spent Heifer, 2 1-2 yrs., due soon. and family m honor of Clifton's sen were In Hastings Friday P M will miss Billy and Beverly. ’ birthday DeLaval separator. 2 gas engines. 1 VB| Carl Sheerin is spending several HOGS. Miss l-avanche Cotton fa staying'days with his mother in Allegan. 2 Oliver No. 11 plows. PINE LAKE. m Hastings with her sister. Eva* — Miss Dorothy Crawford spent the . The Republican township caucus 3 lows, due May 8. Oliver 99 -walking plow. (Scobey, during the cold weather 1 week end with Mrs. IxUTencv Barn will be held at the Prairieville town Poland China boar. Slip scraper. Buzz rig. Little Loren Lewis has been v*,7'■>' ,in Kalamazoo. 24 pigs, 70 to 100 lbs. each. sick thc past two weeks with pneu-' Howard and Fred Allen of Has- i Milk cooler. 8 ten-gal. milk cans. on March 9 thc People’s party will jtings and Clifl Allen of Yankee -, 5 cider barrels. Double harness. DON’T KNOW WHAT I’D There I eat in thi Bo-Shone porutlon, vatlon De Some tl the clrcul ment of fi fishermen Pine rive eight mil goes thro Ne-Bo-8i state Sup ' of lhe pul holders o and other L Tyvenow7 ofleruou tills New Banking Service PROTECTU BANK MONEY ORDERS Better Feeding 9 Get a ment». a post] Lugeb cc NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS produces more milk... more cream and BIGGER PROFITS! Farm grains must be supplemented by feeds rich in protein, minerals and vita­ mins. WAYNE 16 J'-* Dairy Feed will help you to get maximum milk produc­ tion at the lowest possible cost per gal­ lon. Give WAYNE 161^ Dairy Feed a fair trial and your cows will prove it. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY AUCTION SALE! MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO J I Monday, March 5th, 1934 %. cows. < "I TOOLS.. ».U> Mr. DO WITHOUT A TELEPHONE “Of course, I can't get around so much with thc habj. But with our telephone, I can order my groceries, and shop . . . keep in touch with lhe other girls, and with Mother and Dad . . aud reach Frank al lhe oilicc anytime. “And it’s worth a whole lol just to know that we can call the doctor instantly, day or night, if any­ thing happens.” Plait, call or irrilo i/ie Telephone. Butinrit .nd Mrs. Pa: bom. <£-«-. Pa’» I home Sunday. : Rnn, Mm* «d nWm 4' ■” a-'*? .•«—«•«! ' funeral at Johnaon ’s funeral home i c,*deiton of Chelsea called at the Raj •in Plainwell on Tuesday. S'vX i^^2?.C°rners' . Crawford home Sunday, Mrs Janet Pettengili and Mrs. —- *»— —— —— EL'I" Rothard irw-nt PriH... Mn. Id^AndruvJnJ^U..,^ w<<>. I ' K-' ■ — “J?""* r ? 4 I A-.... menu were .erred W Uw bo«e« Thc Dunham P. T. A met Friday , , cl“ud Champion made g business I -evening. Feby. 15. at 7 o'clock and L,st Wecks ; trip to Hastings on Friday. ! partook of a supper consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Perkins and i On Thursday afternoon Mr. and hot hamburg sandwiches, coRec and UUle daughter of Paw Paw were Mra. Earle James, Mrs. Ruuell MlI cherry pie. ThU whs follewcd by over night guests of Mr. and MraJnar and Mrs. Dewey Doster attend­ ! thc business meeting and a program Orr Fisher Thursday of last week, ted the funeral services held al of songs, music, recitations. atunU They also vUitod Mr. and Mrs. Dick I Cooper Center for Frank Webster • A Slocum. ------\ । Saturday evening several couples and -a play --------by the young people. 'good crowd was present, several be-1 William Cogswell and ly. Ml- from the North Pine lake nclghboring »i.Miors visitors irom from nearby communicommuni-|; nor uateman Bateman and Maunce\._ Mai ■ and' hood had a i-urprise party on Mr.' lies. All felt (hat lhe evening had 1 Marjorie Cogswell. Mr. and Jlrs i and Mra. Merrill Smith at their new i been a very pleasant one. Our next Owen Varney and children, Mik | iiome on the Arthur Rowen farm at meeting win be Friday cvening. Alma Hilton and Alice Whets tonA. South Milo. They recently moved j FNau li 9 and Jolui C. Kvlcliam will *rrc gucaU of Mr. mid Mrs Orryhmn Uk Eli Undsey tanu on Hie ;be witli kUS. Everybody come and Fisher Tuesday evening of laec south shore of Siulp lake. e. 7 There is a peA deel <of acttvfty jwe will hkve another good time. week. 10—20 McCormick'Deering trac­ tor, extension rims, rebuilt 1931. New McCormick-Deering tractor plow. P. and O. tractor plow. McCormick grain binder, 6 ft. cut. Horse collars. Wood jack. Saddle. Extension ladder. 2 com shelters. Other articles too numerous to men­ ’ - • . 30 tons hay. HAY. TERMS:—CASH. BERT JONES ESTATE V. JONES, Administrator HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. ERNBST GRAY, Clerk. T �TUB RAHTTNOS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY U. 1MI FEDERAL JUDGE GIVES DECISION |[«ouU>d«jw Ito. -- ■u next Klar ted a suft tn the tedvai Upheld Bifht Of Public to court. "WtnUy intending to <*rry rt _. , , . to the Supreme court of the United Fi»h In Waters of I Blates, to prevent the public from fishing Biver flahlng in the the 1 waters oi Pine river FinePine River along the eight miles of property There has been state-wide inter­ owned by the Association. est tn the suit brought by the Ne­ Bo-Shone Association, an Ohio cor­ federal circuit court at Grand Rap­ poration. against thc State Conser­ ids. The matter was gone Into fully by both the Association and the vation Department of Michigan. Some time ago a suit waa tried In Mate department of conservation. the circuit court on the same state­ Judge Raymond, of the federal dis­ ment of facte, involving the rights of trict court, lianded down his de­ fishermen to fish in thc waters of cision tn this matter last week. He Pine river, a trout stream, on thc completely upheld the right of the eight miles ot that stream which public to fish in the waters of Pine goes through the land, owned by the river, no matter whose property tlie Ne-Bo-Shone Association. After the river happened to crow. state Supreme Court held in favor of the public tn that case, the stock­ to the Isaak Walton Leagues and holders of the Association had logs other sportsmen's organizations In end other impediments dragged into this state. L. .J U..JM[UnWUdy Cr^lorJ AUCTION SAL hchurch*auctlon*sale soon to and family were guests ot Mr. and uiuvu »«„ n T. Pnttrr nt n.rrvvill. Rhn. STZtroltag Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilcox and ■ Arood ust of coo- ententained twelve ladies of Club Mr and Mr< Jlm SXmmkdro te twingrom- No. 3 of the Ladles' Aid Society of children spent Sunday afternoon wg.uucHA the Methodist church at her home with his mother at the home of his sister. Mrs Harold Lober. near P Levant McIntyre had the cast Thursday In honor of Mrs Geo 'Plainwell. They found her a little removed from his Injured teg re- Foreman, who will soon move to her .better. oently. He is still confined to his , new home near Cascade. The aftMr. and Mrs. Oscar Otis and a Ito but ItadURh U» UK or . .Itolierrom *“ H '***"11’ : lady friend of Trenton were callers farm, three and one-hadf miles southwest of Delton, three miles south of Prdk | ehair entered spending Sunday at. making needlework gift* which Saturday forenoon in the homes of their Mrenta Sme »t*n completed were pre^nted to rieville or one mile northeast of Milo Station, on Mr. and Mrs Wm. Haven.-, and Mr. Born to Mr and Mra. John Wil- Url Foreman Dalnty refreohments, and Mrs. W. H. Otis. llson on Feby. 14. an eight and 'were served by the hostess. Several from here attended the. The February meeting of thc I community three-four ths pound son. Harold meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Oral, ot the home of Mr. and Mrs. I King's Heralds were entertained by Ray Barnes' Friday evening and had Harvey Gillasple, parents of Mrs. N(ra. Chas. Cook for her daughter. an enjoyablv lime. Louise, thirty being present. After i Mr and Mrs. Harold Blake and Willison. An Indication of spring Is thc the study a social hour was held 1 slater of Grand Rapids and Mr. and change ot locations on the farms and refreshments were served by Mr*. Harry' Foster of Bellevue were Mr. and Mrs. Percy Henry are soon Mrs. Cook ' guest* Tuesday night in lhe home of There wtll be no community scrv-. the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. moving from the Engle district to At one o'clock in the afternoon. Will aell the following property:— the Hendershott district near Has­ ice next Sunday on account of thc W. H. Otis. They left Wednesday tings, on his uncle. Andrew Henry's , morning for Chicago lo make ar­ village Church of thc Brethren con­ rangements for the burial of lhe farm. HORSES. Harry Babcock, who has been ill ducted by Rev. Exra Flory of Hunt- j formers father. Harry Blake, who ' died Monday in a hospital there He for some time during a siege of Ington, Ind. Cultipacker. Double disk. Mr IM Mm Elul rlanu o( was a m „„„ Black maYe, 12 yrs. old, wL 1650. pneumonia, is convalescing at the a formerr resident here and all home of hi* brother, Mr. and Mrs. Spike tooth harrow. b""'M Roan mare, 10 yrs. old, wt. 1400. Charite Babcock, of Battle Creek. ones Beverly returned to Grand Rapids , Wooden frame spring tooth harrow The Lacey Nutrition da*s met on Thursday at the home of Mr* Mela with them for a few days Mr and j NORTHEAST IRVING. Lever spring tooth barrow. (These are extra good work Hyde, with a good attendance, and Mrs. Ward Plants spent Sunday I Last Week’s Letter. No. 11 Oliver riding plow. dinner. A. C. Hyde was present, with his parentn and Beverly re- I Miss Norma Lightfoot and Otto horses.) and an request gave a talk on con- !j| turned home with *“ them. , Kunde of Freeport spent Sunday Oliver 99 plow. Gale plow Mrs Mildred Mildred ।| M1— “ ----Lola-- Immberson solidatlon of scliools Mrs. —------- ol . I evening with Mr. and Mr*. O. R. Keystone hay loader. zoo 1s soendins the week with • suvnu prewnto me l.uoo onI' “ »* h her Lightfoot COWS. ■'Proper Rood H.blu .nd Require-1 J™1?- Clyde Rued, .nd l.mdy .nd । Mrs Ray Wieland, who tuts been Side delivery rake. ment* for Children" Miss Gladys brother. Fred. [caring for Mra Spinor Jolnuon at Jersey cow, 5 yrs., will freshen soon. VYagon with rack. CUm. oj Rudins.. . worker under! ,«» L.wrence Cnruuu, or H..Brindle cow, 5 yrs., giving milk. rhe Feder.I Reeorery Arc. s.ve “» J V HUMn turned home Saturday. Wagon with box. talk on the Origin of Bacilla and balurdai j Mr and Mrs. Chester Savocool Heifer, coming 3, due in May. । Mr. and Mrs Vernier Ruffler and spent Saturday evening with Mr. Two-horse cultivator, Little Willie. Communicable Diseases Miss Joyce VanAuken spent part I sons were Sunday guests of Mr. and and Mrs Date Cook at South Crotchback double harness. ' Mrs Claud Sabin of Albion. of last week in Grand Rapids. Two-'year-old Guernsey bull from Bowne. supper Double harness. Fanning mill. Mrs. Hazel Norris returned Sun- . There - . ,,will be .. a .cafeteria . '• Mrs Henry Fry was called to Lake Hills herd; eligible to regis­ d.y from Pennock hrnplul u H«>- •• M«>>«du< el.uren •n.uto.y Oklahoma, by U>e death of her Good set oscillating sleighs. served be by Ul all me thc member, members father. tins., where ,he .ubmlUed lo . ml- cvening ■'•vto tration. 2 good corn shelters. 2 buggies nor operation. Her sister. Mra. Eva of the Ladies Aid Society of the Mr ana and Mrs annur Arthur Moore Moore »nu and J .t" ™ •' "uudy RUurdey nW WIU, Winans, of Lansing cared for the TOOLS. 30 P M Following PoltowU,. is .. the lb. menu' mm„ ;Mr J>y Norris bouseiwld during Mr*. Nor­ 5S10 Roast pork, mashed potatoes, sauer 1 Carlton. Deering binder with trucks. ris' absence. .M nrallopnl l»>“-('oi'u.'arreorr. «ho hi., Wn Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Warner of kriuc McCormick mowing machine. Other articles too numerous to men­ Ux. SpinUhrUN b^Mb^ra.rih-l^ij Detroit were week-end guest* at tion. Thomas disk grain drill. their parents' homes. Mi. and Mrs b.|e Ml., molded uM. aisorled । 1Jlh pneumonU. |^wd **.>' .1 IU. PU». e.kn i»d crem h ^^,1. m 15. run.,,1 Fred Miller of the Ellis and Mr. and at McUiodU’. Mrs. Homer Warner, of Hastings, j tNeryom come «nd enjoy a n-.l L.„ hcla church officiated by Rev. Loomte. A. C. Hyde and family were Sun­ feed. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Paul were , interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery TERMS:—CASH. day guests of their sister, Mrs Wli“B'J‘ liat Flexport. Much’ sympathy is ex­ son Case, and family, also visited guests of Mr and Mrs. Chas *' . tended to his mother and only tiieir parents. Mr. und Mrs. Lucian of Hastings Sunday Tlie monthly meeting of . I brother Clinton. Hyde at the Mr and Mrs. David held | Jonas home, where they arc cared Tuesday. Feby 20. at thc school . ,I for. FAIR LAKE. Miss Gladys Cairns ot Hastings, house. A very Interesting and cn-, tertalning program has been promwho has organized an adult class of, , ' Mu* Mac Williams Is sick and in Instruction at Delton, Bunnell dis­ teed. The men of lhe Coats Grove the hospital at Delton We ail wish . tricl. Cedar Creek, and at Lake Al- P T A will put on the program. |I she will have a speedy recovery. i Gon-Quin, under the F. E R. A J| Refreshments of sandwiches, dough­ Mrs Frank, Davis of Battle Creek HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer will meet a group at the home of nubs and coffee will be served and Miss Helen Davis of Detroit MPs Done Woodmansee on Thura- ‘, Mrs. Robert Born delightfully cn- , wen- Sunday guest* of Mrs. Earl : tertained lhe members of the Bridge ' day afternoon, for organization und j I Fritz Club Thursday evening. a talk on mental hygiene 1 Henry Faul returned to Detroit I Edward Lechleitner is working In The Briggs Parent-Teacher or- ,I last week after a vtelt since the hol­ Lansing on old friends in this neigh- Mattle Adams at Bedford. Lx>'> Angeles Times: ganization will meet on Friday eve­ Tuesday evening about 35 people callers 1 Sunday. Ansel Talmage and family spent Oklahoma motorcars are fueled 1 ning when Miss Elinor Mumford, a idays with hte mother, Mrs. L. Faul. gathered at the home of Mrs. Lottie borliood representative of the Health-Unit Counter and gave a shower to Mr 11 Earl Pennock and family went to Sunday in Kalamazoo as guests of ^opne made by student* at Ur CARLTON CENTER. and Mrs. Claud Norris of Carlton Baltic Creek Sunday to visit hte Ler mother and sister. — , of the Kellogg Foundation.' ‘ Btilutton's own plant. — Thera i Last Week's Letter show health films. Center. mother who is ill there. --------------- • • •----- to be!no limit to the refining Bennie Cram has been ill the 1 Special meetings arc being held George Winters of Bedford and Mrs Earl Fritz and Mrs. Lottie Woodberries: Be sure p each evening at tlie M E church pa*t week with the grippe. . johp Maurer of Grand Rapids were Collister were callers Friday of Mra. wrong before you back up Leland Stanton has returned to I All are cordially invited. Friday, March 9th, 1934 H. J. FLOWER PROPRIETOR This Association Founded and built on the security of the American home — an everlasting human ne­ cessity — and fortified by adequate and wise laws, under which to operate, offers every reasonable safeguard for its members. We will be pleated to tell you more about tbit company and itt eharee JTlje ^attonat ^Joart & T'Hucstntf nt (jfrmtpanp 1250 Griswold St. Detroit, Mich. Detroit's Oldeat Bnlldlaa and J. L. Maua, Hastings, Mich. Good, Heat-Producing COAL —is undoubtedly the most eco­ nomical fuel to be obtained. Our experience in buying coal is an advantage to our custom­ ers. A kind, or grade of coal that produces the most heat for the money is the sort of coal to buy. We not only sell good, heat producing coal blit our deliv­ ery service is prompt and painstaking. Some one of the several varie­ ties of coal we sell is sure to meet your individual require- . ments. Smith Brothers Velte & Company Stock Fto, Cod, Loot, CtowM TELPEHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. Poultry ?*„“*“*; 1’h । the Itornc of Mr. und Mrs Wm Hale rOr dinner All are cordially invited. ' Tlie home talent play given by Last Weeks Letter. }Carlton Grange was well attended Mrs. Hattie Weaver of Nashville i and very much enjoyed by all. wa* a guest of her sister. Mra. Dare' H — Norton •is ••• ill at this writing. McClelland, a part of last week Mrs. Nelson McElmurry passed Mr and Mrs. Cha*. Clirtstopher away and was buried from the Ad­ entertained relatives from Lanrtng ventist church Friday afternoon. We sympathize deeply with thp family Marvin Troxel and wife of Lan­ in their loss. sing were guests of hl* father. Har­ Allan Corey is employed at Clem's vey Troxel, over thc week end. garage Mrs. Clair Harris of Assyria, Mr and Mrs. Nell Wilson an­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D A. Mc­ nounce iivuun i 'll the Ilin, marriage of WIVII their Clelland of this place, was operated daughter. Eleanor, to Murray Myers on at Pennock hospital Thursday at 1-aGrnngc. Indiana. Jan. 25th. morning. She was doing as well as They will reside in Lake Odessa. could be expected Saturday. Clarence Nortte and family re­ Mrs. Edward Mathews fell on the cently moved on thc Levant Mclnicy steps of her home bust week and tyre s place injured herself very badly. However, Mr ana and Mrs Robert itoowt Krohn iuwui have nave no bones were broken. purchased the Krohn place and ex­ I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hummel were pect to move In the first of March , week end visitors of her parents. Mr Mr nnd Mrs Ralph Nobles of! and Mrs. John Gerber of Dowling, near Delton visited the latter's par­ who celebrated lhe 40th anniversary ents. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Marlow 'of oi their meir marriage Sunday uunoay I Mrs Charles Harrington enter-1 I tained Mr. nnd Mrs Harry Booth'' and family and Mr. and Mrs. Van-1 Last Week's Letter — • •• -The fortieth jgeddlng anniversary dyke of• Grand Rapids Monday of Mr and Mrs. John Gerber was I night. Cleo Montgomery is working for commemorated on Thursday. Feb. I 15. by lhe Ladles' Aid Society al | Harley Graiiam in Van Buren coun­ their regular session which was hcld Clayton and Arthur •Webb were in at the church nt tiiat Lime, the ob-1 servnnce of the event being a Jolly Battle Creek Monday Nora McClelland. Lenna Howard one. The table occupied by the bride and Mrs. Chester Winans and chil­ dren of Lunslng called on Mrs. Ha­ and groom was decorated in colors | zel Nqrris at Pennock hospital Sat­ and was centered by a large heart­ shaped cake organ music was fea­ urday. Marguerite Mills is working at Uw tured and thc following lines which home of Arthur Appleman at Nash- were hurriedly written by Mrs. L. J. Oswald and Mrs Orlie Fisher were vflle. sung by the members in honor of the occasion — EAST DELTON. Last Week's Letter. You wandered today to the Aid, About forty-five attended the ... Louise. party at thc home of Mr. nnd Mrs. John thinks you arc sprightly Floyd Morford and daughter Friday -----evening. The evening was much en­ Thc ftUdgBT creak and thc squeak of your joyed with progressive pedro. besshoes. Louise. aic Waters and Art Oolhson receiv­ Is to him like sweet, music each ing first prizes while Una Mason day. and Allen Griffen received thc booby prizes A fine lunch was served Forty years have passed by and still you arc "Old Pais." and all report a good time. And have never regretted the day. Mason Newton and Stewart Wa­ tics have grown dearer as time ters were in Hastings Saturday and Andmarches on. look dinner with Mr. and Mra. Edd. And you travel each step of tlie Newton and family. Mason Newton and Rex Water.-, ad wife enjoyed Wednesday eve- And as you are aging and grey. Louise. Ing with Mr. and Mrs. Allen There'll be trials of life, one by Griffen near Pair Lake. one. . Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Waters and Marte spent Bunday at Charley So we'll sing this old song at thc Aid. Louise. . Beck's near Galesburg To assure you, we're glad that you Betty and Barbara Lemmord of come. Delton spent the week end with Mr The community in' general gave and Mrs. Ike Lelnaar. Mr. and Mra Gerber a real surprise FLEAS A?<t'RIDGE. at their home Saturday cvening Last Week's Letter. They were presented with a Jemcry MrMrs. Warnle Kelsey at­ and a' cooperative supper waa served tended Hui Brethren Aid at P. C. Wag's in WooCand Wednesday S0UTHWE8T RUTLAND. Mr. and Mn. Obcil Honk of Bat- Last Week j Utter. Joan Beverly Is the name of tlie Kline spent Sunday with Mr. and • 1-3 pound daughter born Tuesday, Feb. 13th to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart. All concerned doing fine. Mlsa Ethel Rag la o! tho city wus ■ Mr and Mrs. Ernest Garbum and 'home over Bunday. , children and Mr. and Mrs. WUlurd ment at the' Rich*steel ptant.n,P1O> ,,t morcak ADMINISTRATOR SALE In order to settle the estate of the late Lorenzo E. Mudge, I will have an auction sale on the farm, 7 1-2 miles east of Hastings, or 1-2 mile south of Barryville church, Sec. 6, Maple Grove township, on Tuesday, March 6 Commencing at 1:30 P. M., and aell the following property:*DOWLING, HORSES. Team of black registered Percheron mares, well matched, weight about 1500 lbs. each. cAttle. Guernsey cow, due April 22. Holstein cow, due July 1. Durham cow, due Nov. 8. Guernsey cow, due now. (These are all good, young cattle.) Guernsey bull, 1 yr. old this spring. HOGS AND POULTRY. 2 *hoat», wt. about 150 lb». each. Stock hog, Poland China, wt. 200. Brood low, wt. about 250, due Apr. About 80 Rhode Island Red hem. 25 Barred Rock pulieta. TOOLS. Deering binder, 6 ft. cut. TERMS:—CASH. McCormick mower, 6 ft. cut. Spike tooth harrow. Diac bar 3-sec. spring harrow. Walking plow Syracuse riding plow. Pivot-gang riding cultivator. Steel wheel wagon and rack. Double hameua. Single harness Set bob sleighs. Dump rake. Farmer’s Favorite 11 hoe disc drill. Auto trailer, 2 wheel. Pump jack Wagon tongue. Fence stretcher. Many other small tools. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Dining table, 60 in. top, nearly new Oak buffet. Set FEED About 60 bu. wheat. About 6 bu. June cloverteed. About 60 bu. com in crib. No property removed until aettled fat. E. H. LATHROP, A HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer �THE BASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY U. IS? 4 . SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Mrs. Wm. Strang and baby of Jackson and Mrs. Harrison Blocher .____ j H-'em dinner guests at Mrs. Otto or (Townsend or male balk OF or UAL smm. MTATX. « Bnd« Wednesday. prank Moxon Qt I Caledonia spent Wednesday with aatat* at Aagl* their daughter. Mrs- Guy Karitner. J that by virt** Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sandbrook at aa. order at aaid court mad* <m th*. atld son spent Friday with relatives te?-.. co. ». and n.» | LEGAL’ NOTICES w*t : Th# North- Ing several days With Mrs. Norton of Carlton Center. ;fMt Quamr and Vern and Glenn Piper are entersoutl»»<t Quar- tainlng the chicken pox. *»“• Miss Nevah Fariee went Saturday irm* FJ** share, to spend an indefinite time with-her . -. . grandmother. Mrs- L N. Williams, at Ftbrutry. A. 1^^,. piling, who Is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Elworth Smith and _____ family of Hastings spent Sunday afternoon with Chas Fariee. NOTICE., railway comJ<* Gram »nd family of Battle hood Sunday afternoon. ! PODLNK. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Yecklcy en! tertained a cotapany of over fifty of > tiieir friends Saturday night. The i evening was spent in playing cords. RAILWAY COM All having a very enjoyable time Dola Laubaugh Ls recovering from scarlet fever. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cody Laubaugh spent Sunday in Nashville, visiting her parents. MOBTGAQB BAIX. . Mr. Bernard Cain of New York) visited hb parents over the week I i ; end. il Connly. Michigan to cf Baiting*. Michigan, bain* dated (ha 11 lb ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. Rial* of Michigan. the Circuit I LOW PRICES! BUY NOW! ESTABLISHED 1vigarenes IfrnPnHnO Camel, Lucky Slnka*. cbe.terGeid, oia Gold Chase & Sanborn Cotte e ■b.... 26° Maxwell House Coffee Whitehouse Milk™0™ Soap Chips E-’T“l 68' s,h ■,”-25c Birdseye Matches F-"c““' 6 25° carton <p 1.1 2 ^FfwURHCONOMYlULEs] Eagle Brand Milk 2 —39c Campbell’s 3--25c Campbell’s Beans L'.b. 20 -$1.00 Beet Sugar C01*n Nutley Oleo 10- 99c No. 2 Can Golden Bantam M-*- 3 ">• 25c 4ro11* 21c Pineapple N°2C- 6 — 89c Cheese 10-25' Pink Salmon ™ 6 — 75c String Beans 4 can* 39c Swansdown Cake Flour .*.25' Apple Sauce 3 <“ 25c Peas Np 2““ 6 ““ 76c Pet or Carnation Milk Lux Toilet Soap Iona Apricots 6 Grapefruit y can* 87' Northern Tissue lb Itflh da P&G Soap >ty Build- Sb* inch lb«r*of it hl* apprarancr that war to th* plaintiff** to l>* Bird, and a cop* red on raid plaintiff*' 46c 10 doren o^»m^ 34c 6 17c 74' of aaid bill and notice •aid <l*f*ad*ai. ing* Bannr MORTGAGE RALE. a heraby glr*a that a (aorlgag. • S4. by D. MJ Iona Cocoa Palmolive or Camay Soap 3>“ • 14' Bulk Tea G'—•Jw" Corned Beef Hash 2 — 35' Our Own Tea B,“k Tomato Soup 2 — 15' >»—■<>• 2 ib“" 19c -39c Little Kernel CornN»2“» 8 — 95' J 7C Iona Peaches N“ 2«“" Baking, Chocolate Amk’““ ;Ik 12C White Corn "-J“* i2 — $1 .00 / large can Pancake Flour 23c Red or Kidney Beans Sultana Bran Flakes 1X7. 2*-19' Chipso J Sauer Kraut Quaker Oats ■.*■15' Sunnyfield Bran Salad Dressing •“"i” 25' Ajax Soap Royal Baking Powder 8 “■ Heinz Soups 2-25' ; ib. Pb,. 6 ““ 81' RUSSELL B, MePEF.K. CTUiaoa’ NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Stat* nf Michigan. lb* Probata r* rmairrd t< •aid Caorl. at I la Sarinra Ban' corporation or Stai»"of iZirhl “• Ovaltine fl**tlari 5 »-‘M large pkg. c**””1" 'c””F^,,:,..k... 10c 10 can* 8 — 99' Fels Naptha Soap 6-25c Peanut Butter «<“ Gold Dust Sc°urin» p°*d" ~5C Crackers 5,rf“ ~ Gr*i“m Bouillon Cubes H-kO* ... 9< Chocolate 10b~. 45' 21b.;., 23' Probata Raisins s,,,dtd °r •••«*•••» । ib. 35° 29c Ketchup *• 15' flJT Bai*S pu. i^a. km. Q“8“M“d J2C Cocoa B.k..,. 2 **»• 19' H lb. bar 19' M Ib. Un 10'. Plaintiff. Mellow Wheat D’ikk~c—' ber*by appointed Oxydol 1 of thia order for pre*iou« t« aaid < Haxing* Banner, a: 49' ORDER TOR PUBLICATION addratc Allegan. Michigan. ___ _____________ <>ut a ai CHANCERY NOTICE. Calumet Baking Powder "-""23' ORDER FOR PURUCATIOK. of Michigan. iba Prub.te Coui . County of Harn CHANCERY NOTICE. Stat* ot Michigan th. County of B ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. Stau at Michigan, lb a Probat* Court 2 *•• 10r ' Head Lettuce 215c New Carrots 2 *- 9c Cauliflower 15c New Potatoes 6 25c Onions 10"~ 29c Bananas 19c Ib*. Strawberries Mushrooms Tomatoes -llc . Macaroni B“ik 3- 25c Chocolate Drops . “■ 10' Babbitts Cleanser 3 **“• 10' ASP MEAT markers •JFSH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Judga of, kt Elida I true copy. Mltdr*d Smith. K*«iat*r of Probat*. ’■ E-,r* pk« ■' National Biicuit Bologna or Li iausage Swift’* Silverleaf Lard Frankfurt* Beef Roast* t.—., ch..k c,t. Ground Beef F™.b-r«. *w Ham* Qu.u,- u. h.u Boiling BeeY TKI m«i, si«t Rib. Bacon Square* o„ s»,k c„- LENTEN SPECIALS Whitefish Winter Caught lb. 3 17c Fillets of Haddock 2- 27c Salmon or Halibut si-j ia. 23c Sliced Bacon Slab Bacon 29c 4 iu. 29c 3 iu. 29c IK IOC 3IU. 19c IK 12c IK 5c IK 9*/2C 1K 17c A 14c llollia All Prices In This Ad Are Subject to the 3% Michigan Sales Tax! I .... A & P FOOD STORES - � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-03-07.pdf 7772963e4f2d9a549fa53fabda368fc2 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR MVMOSMIOE1T - ■n NASHVILLE BOY ’SCOUTS AGAIN GET MOST OF THE HONORS CUPS PRESENTED FOR TROOP ACHIEVEMENTS Filled At Spring Election, April 2' lb.. 25 lb. 17 MUCHINTEflEST ONE HUNDRED FIFTYFOUR SIGN.CORNof1 HOG CONTRACTS « am ta^nj-roip., „„ Harper Maybee and Singers to Appear at Central School | Friday, March 10 SEVERAL MEETINGS TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK County Agt. Foster Hopes to JIave All Contracts Signed by Saturday, March 17 rotary party ft MIDDLEVILLE SCOUTS PLAN FAMILY NIGHT F NE SUCCESS-:;-vT- CWIISH Mil mgn Awaras to Bo Present­ ed During Special Court of Honor HAS OUT BARRY'S QU< unusual evening of 1SEA SCOUTS ASSISTED BY Middleville Troop No. B5 Boy entertainment, the ■ FROM 140 MU TO ARRANGING DECORATeachers* College, 376 MU T10NS AND SERVING er. Scoutmaster, will hold a family Clubs under the i promising an fine music and Western State combined Glee leadership of Harper Maybee, naitionally known director, will present a concert in the Hastings Central auditorium. Friday. March IS at affair* of Hastings so man- record to recent years. The city tax to keep city government *aat y®Br was only 61c on the 1100; the minimum, and at the I yet considerable Improvements were County Agricultural Agent Harold The Boy Scout Court of Honor for same time not neglect essential | made and paid for. and the city itJ. Foster reports great interest February was held at the court room community Improvements. «... ha* no w outstanding b o n dr '**» last Wednesday evening. Scout Exec-,^2^ w ^at the — Banner ha* aaId -T-*.*™ There la Is na decided ..tillm.ni sentiment in among Barry county farmers in .. . .. . .... t8^afRr«uPr?Wingr^.thC froJi “me to time It must be evident i Hasting, against bonding for city signing the government Com-Hog Reduction Contracts. Up to Satur­ absence of tha Rw. I/. U . Dewey , everyone everyone mat that we we nave have nix not nuiue made improvements; yet we have been ,, ' io ---- z--- ------------- day night. IM farmers had already E■’tamlners preaent were Arlie A.i,he Bbovc statementa M a crillci-vn'making decided improvement in re­ signed the contract either at the n £ > d'1 A1n1drfw ®Jtc’ of the present city officers. Quite the <*nt years, at the same time paying . . —..™in visy wuui*. xunc *,iv f-------—- -— -- ---- - --- - - - — office or at Sign-Up days held In' Russell E- Cleveland. Harvey Bur-. -—J.. .... .»-7_ ».'■>■> hniwis without Increuine i contrary. we Z... belteve they have all up eltv all city bonds, without increasing the northern part of the county. rcm. Albert Dykstra and Bert New­ managed the affairs of this city taxation. In fact it has been steadily When the program was introduced land. ' wisely and with a view of saving. reduced. We will not attempt to the government officials expected Troop 77 of Nashville. Arlle Reid. money for the taxpayers and at the enumerate all the improvements In around 50 to 75 contracts from Bar­ S. M.. again distinguished Itself by same time having needed things the lust twelve j-ear* Hastings has ry county, as County Agent Foster winning the Kim Sigler cup for the done (laid its bonded debt of 339.000. built finished his educational meetings, highest percentage of Second Class There will be elected a mayor. s «®«ral blocks of cement paving, promotions; the Hodges Jewelry cup city treasurer, member ot board of. ««ral miles of Tarmac paving, much interest In the Com-Hog Con­ lw IU8WM "WTOiot tauau review. Justice „ --------- - improved all the streets of of „„ the peace. two'BreaUy tract as tn the wheat. As 154 con­ .. . Ial,..„i,i, --------.— h.iiit a new sewage disposal womolton, «nd tlrt will, Tmop IS. ■ ,U.... |«,rv|«i,. lmm_u «„d Ito I dty. bulll . .... _ - ----------------Hullnn. Har.ey Buy*,. s. M. tm | C„U.U™, The mw, wlu wrv.ro. I UU ml « « new tracts have already been signed from the northern and central parts he RoUry cup awarded lor hWw.1 ,lw0 and ui.y elly i------ a™* >",a '<» 7•“ . , -wv m„, [M wpe.vlMr» u.iu ----,7 — . of the county. It demonstrates much total number of pointe earned. Troop treasurer -for one year, member • ; provements whiu. while novin* paying bonds =• as greater interest In Corn-Hog than 72 tied with Sea Scout Ship 104. board of review and Justice for twojihey have matured. in wheat reduction contracts. Russell Cleveland. Skipper, for the years, the aldermen for two years! While the council, the mayor and During the coming two weeks. Whitman-Lathrop cup for the high- i and the constables for one. Calls' the other city officials have worked est number of First Class promo-' for city and ward caucuses by both 1 together in all this work, we believe Sign-Up meetings will be held in the southern pan of the county. ttons. 1 parties appear in another column 1 we haxard nothing in saying that Promotions made were- Second of thta issue. Tliose caucuses should I there arc two members of the coun- Thursday. March 8. Sign-Up day Class, Frederick Williams, 77. Har­ be well attended, and the effort ■ cil whose work for the city has been will be held in Baltimore town hall vey Burgess presenting the pins; ■nude to name the best available outstanding during all of this per- while on Friday. Mr. Foster and the First Ohuu. Russell Engle. 72. Lynn candldatcs on the city and ward lod These two men arc Aldermen community committeemen will be al Marble. 72. Lloyd Hopkins. S.8.8 tlrkcts. The alm should be to select William A. Schader and Charles W. Johnstown grange hail to assist pro­ ducers witn their contracts. During 104. the pins being awarded by T. 8 men not because of their popular-1 clarke. । the week of Monday, March 12, K. Reid; Star Scout. Emerson BtruSign-Up days will be held at the ble, 71 and'Jack Sage 73. Arlie Reid 46 I ba. Hastings Has Enjoyed Exceptionally Good Management In Recent Years I The annual election for city of-' Ity or prominence, but because I fleers will take place on Monday, their interest in this dty. Sometime*. Isnrii -> TUI. will iw. Imrvwt.ui 11 has been true in Hastings that Men. Badge. Earned for Various Phases of the ibusiness aged as Scout Program costs at PAGES Ito 6 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MARCH 7, 1934 10 PAGES < OVER TWO nUNUntU HUNDRED OVER TWU WERE IN ATTENDANCE Club The Hastings Teachm' C ... to Program Consisted of Songs, Ickete go go1 . . . sponsoring the program. Tickets Business Session, Read­ on sale Saturday, March 9. at the J. C- Penney store during the hours. ings and an Address 2:00-5.00 P. M. and 7:00-9:00 P. M. Each year the party given by the admission price ui of ten ।| A general aunuasKHi cents will be charged. In case of any , Hastings Rotary Club honoring the surplus, the money will be used to Rotary Anns, the teachers of the purchase vestments for the annual ' city schools, nurses of Pennock hos, teachers' carol service. : anticipated, the one on Monday eve■ nlng being no exception, when over 'two hundred were in attendance. | Some few months ago. the Club 1 sponsored the newly organized Sea i Scout Ship 106. and to return for I the interest manifested by the Club,, I the Sea Scouts splendidly and faith- 1 tw fully assisted to the preparations for ] MUST BE CONSIDERED this annual event, helping to make! , it such a decided success. I THE FUTURE, SAYS As the guests came down the DR. HALL gang plank into the dining room, • they were greeted by the Sea ROYAL G nHLL HALL TO standing pla at ying attention, and RU l HL U. IU TELL I CLL lI Scouts Uie urchMtrM "Anchors INTERESTS OF THE MANY, NOT THE FEW night with special Court of Honor on Monday evening. March 12 st SOME WORTH-WHILE ' 7:30. A splendid program has been arranged Including a talk by Boput PROJECTS UNDER Carl Benson of Allegan on his trip th# World jamboree; the At County Infirmary, at tkt eight parts of a Scout's life to pan­ Woodland and Freeport । tomime under the direction of Mr. Schools * Roy Matthews; address by Lloyd Shafer. Field Executive; the pre­ The original CWA quota for BaMV sentation w of cEagle to seven county was 440 men. to ba rwutoW *-b-v badges w scouts and three Bronte palm employed. Because the CWA pert^ awards by Area Executive of Bat­ tlc Creek Area. T. Ben Johnston, H® ^e'd, urn .M ^rps ’aKd~b^d | "VH* dmm arvl’bugte h taiprogram. and invited to happily , will assist in filling out pl the , *guest* U-ri~S ; Parente and all the many friend* of. {ir*' P* , WAV] on yrinq iiu EDIcni 62 Will n/ TrAtlii li r TORIH. iUlWESS - ------------- EDWY 0‘. REID HONORED BY ALLEGAN CITI­ ZENS FOR IT i county has been reduced to 375. Tfata number will be gradually rilinfrilrtted until the expiration date. May 1. Some very worthwhile projects aa« now being carried on by the CWA. The entire County infirmary la be­ ing redecorated, new flooring put to same organisation la redeoOraUM the Woodland Consolidated school building at Woodland. Another peoJect that will be appreciated k* tiM»e concerned is the fact that ttw Freeport school building will alto be completely redecorated, put in gOO< ■HTOl.no,'. member o, .he | m0"W Dl»«r for Him— condition and considerable now wiring done in the building by IM Brotherhood, not a person In the; At each place was a copy of the ‘ Many Editors Present city, who should miss hearing Dr. | passenger list—the names of the The writer was privileged to at- CWA. All this wort to much needed. V| Royal G. Hall of Albion College, guests, the Rotary club, the Sea t hlte fathertni who will at me the oruuiernuuu Brotherhood I ocvuu> Scouts auu and uactr their ncipcja helpers-also a rcu red " 1 , WM4 speak at —auu a presenting the Star pins; a bronze ... .. . . ....... . .. national .. . colors . . Allraan i Hickory Comers Masonic Temple; meeting Monday evening. March 19. i boat bearing the andi^*®* 1* nr, On WMinasdav Wednesday avantnir evening fact last, palm was given Arlie Reid. 77. B. M . ANNOUNCE THE BRIGGS ' Tuesday at Delton Community hall. I Dr Hail has some very pronounced | containing the salad course. Dainty | in company with Attorney Kim Blg- appreciated by the taxpayers ' Nashville. CHURCH AUCTION SALE “2., Cr^\ss*y the rtuumun; economic snuaiiuii. situation. He'and attractive menu cards carried ler. who appeared on the program. arc directly interested. Merit badges awarded were I . „ .,7. ’ . 'views on WK i hall while ° on the 15th. *t at K... .. C n Thursday, ^e ha., a„ piam straight-forward waj- of.... ।out Die ship idea. The Rotary While the CWA organisation given to the following Scouts: Bird colors , it was a testimonial dinner to honWill Be Held Next Tuesday Bn<J stating them, which will appeal to .and vases of spring flowers com- or Edwy C. Reid for «2 years ot con- ' Study. Emerson Struble. 71; Carpen-, the 16th. at Middleville Consollclat- JXXJ Roosevelt plazu to continue March 13, on Farm pleted the table mull decorations. UCUUIIIMU. There 1 utl c .! tlnuous unuou* publication puoacauon of Ot a B newspaper 1dent ---- ------—- - -- - ------try. Arthur LaBalllstcr. 73. William । *'d Aciwolhouse. I Dr. Hall believes that this coun­ were two l±“? !?•"'.;• Fox.,S. S. 8 106; Farm Home and large lovely bouquets on in Allegan Most of that time he’— has "*! TtU..?a|>>B7 Near Church , Co,\Iracts may be made out and try cannot afford to continue to de­ the speakers' trtf table which were later'been later been the sole owner of ot a paper, a ° Ite Planning. Arthur LaBalllstcr. DEAN BAILEY, NOTED ED­ signed at the County Agents office t vclop the usual typc of individualism given to the r How'tt the "lucky fifth" Rotary | part of the — time he -was a partner. How It will be handled we ire 4do 1 — — 73. and Jack Sage. 73; Ftremanship, ' The Briggs church, one mile east -v-, . whose uauico hut full tnfnrmatlnn ■ UCATOR, MADE THAT ■in Hastings on any day. An extra m our economic life, such os has n*M< Ann uiim and h lady teacher names nir, Mr. itria Reid also also serveu served mr for mur four years yearsknow. Carl Edmonds. 73; >m, wiKwr <I1 ... Life —Saving. of Lacey, has had a long and help­ force to on duty there Saturday* to revraled slhCe the Civil war. were drawn from a hat. The Sea t m an apprentice and printer on an glvcl] .J' , er Gayion Belt 65.^and WIllajd^Amold. j fui career. It has ministered to the PREDICTION take care of the extra rush of that He beheves that one individual has . Scouts and their young lady friends । Allegan paper before he became ■ t»acted the law which the Pr*M 8. S. S . IM; Metal Work. William spiritual as well as social and moral day Everyone should try and have j uke to hlmsrlf „ UrKe did the serving of the delicious din-, interested as a publisher; so his tomY®®Fox. IM; Personal Health. Robert, I needs of a large constituency It is u their work sheet, evidence sheet and, a sharr of economic goods and prop- ner. while the ship's orchestra, led tai newspaper experience In Allegan '" ’ 1 Bronson. 72. Arthur LaBalltater. 73. community asset, a community cen-1 DEAN OF AGRICULTURE ~ . Aim thio map oi out ?f larm fa™ oianx b,?.nk nneah*' 0" erty for hto own Individual benefit Robert Howell. 77 and Herman New­ j ter from winch has radiated through; by Loren Francisco, played current ARE YOU REGISTERED? AT CORNELL SAID THIS attending Sign-Up meetings. land. 89: Public Health. L Z. Hall.) as he can grab from society. Dr. Hall popular airs. Following the dinner. Mr. Reid's birthday was February ; the years an Influence that has ------------- I County Agent Foster hopes to ta not a radical Socialist, but he be­ J M. Townsend led In the singing of IF NOT, DO IT N( 71. Robert Howell, 77. Herman New-jI blessed the Ilves of many jx-ople 28. when he reached the ripe age of, Former Michigan Man Spoke have all Corn-Hog contracts in the lieves we cannot afford to go on familiar songs which all enjoyed. 82 years. He I* still going strong. land. 89: Physical Development, CTMintV signed ttitrnrH and end in In his office by hv ; Three are not easy times for county Herman Newland, 89; Pioneering, J churches, and Uw Briggs .hurch is I Friday at "Rural Progress with a civilization that produces The regular Rotary Club business Voter Not Now Be Saturday. March 17. Producers over multi-millionaires, and even billkm- session was held. President A. H. Robert Brotuon. 72; Safely. L. Z Issues one of the best weekly news­ J*, no exception, it needs a lol of re-; lered, Out Befister Ml Day” at W. S. T. College ;the county agree that the payment uIres, while increasing numbers do Carveth presiding. Clyde Wilcox, papers in this state. Hall. 71. Emerson Struble. 71; ‘ •pairs. "Hie members are unable to for hog reduction is very good and not know where the next day * Uv- .cnalnnan of the Fellowship commit­ Weather. Emerson Struble. 71; Saturday, March 14 Attorney Clare Hoffman, of Alle­ 'meet the cost, and ought not to be Woodwork. L Z Hall. 71. Robert 'expected to do It all Since this is, tom of the Western State Teachers' all seem to be willing to sign this ing Is to come from. Soup houses tee introduced Charles H. Leonard gan. acted as master of ceremonies. part of the contract and take the and palatial homes should not be Howell. 77 and William J. Field, who gave their Guests present represented the dally la COMMUNITY church. __________. ------------------------------------------------------------------It is fitting -----------. College at Kalamazoo to observereduction. Many however dislike re­ found in a Christian civilization. birthday responses, much to the papers of Grand Rapids and Kalaland only fair that the community production for its “ PROCF^inN DF community annunj)y what is known as "Rural ducing pom Dr. Hall will tell about his recent pleasure of their listeners. maaoo. as well as weekly papers of "PROCESSION OF rnULtoolufi Ur should help. help. They have responded „ .. , _____ . payment. In most cases it figures visit to Russia, where he studied Lloyd Shafer. Scout Executive, southwestern Michigan. An enjoy­ found a registration notice, TUP RRinCC” APR e splendidly They did not have the ProRteM Dey The prograii as ~ out that if a producer agrees to reTHE BRIDES APR. 6 ready caah to it UBJl proposed that nlwa>.s f-h“r“n 2n<»-n to the duce ho« he must reduce corn pro­ at close range the Communistic was in charge of the program which able program was put on. tn which by the city clerk, announdi ... n ‘ n ;they havc an «uction sale to raise thk rountv* ' lh; duction also and the producers end experiment which ta toeing tried out followed. Several very Interesting many deserved tributes were paid to to that country. Wei, have never and humorous readings were given Mr. Raid for his long and honorable Wedding Gowns, Bridal Dec- the money to pay for the repairs. .°*.c°^tky .. d . up by taking the com reduction to heard his lecture on Russia; but we by Roy Heath ot Macatawa Park, career as a newspaper publisher, lered In Hastings, may regia orations and Music to Many article* were donated outDay thl4 get the total com and hog payment know that it will be informing, who was a guest of Mr. Shafer. Mr. and fighter for the general good of order that they may vote on j right, ^«TorX and many others were X con- M Fealare Program |X, ----------straight-forward and truthful, and Heath Is a talented reader and im­ his city, county and state. year and the exercises were unusu-. iin-rrr) cniirATflR ally ’Interesting. The writer 1 tUUVR I Un he will make use of the opportunity personator whom all enjoyed. Wedding gowns of other days will the church to have a liberal com- ? w^^rt^tTVn hTvhi# counted an o^ j •Mr. Reid was called on. What he On any day, from eight express his own views on the eco­ Someone had made up some clever be especially featured al the Meth- mission on the sale This Is a novel ---------- ------------------ro Lrenrt mhers f^n ‘ ----------HERE NEXT MONDAY to nomic situation which confront* parodies on some of the well known tent ion by the 100 guests present. Saturday, March 34. any qu odist chureh on Friday evening, but entirely legitimate way to raise ^'un'’L’[v tSS^sunerlntendeirt thta country. It will be a thought­ songs of today, and lhesc were feel­ He stated that when he first came to voter residing In thia city, t April 6. when "The Procession of the money for a church, and the people ‘^‘s vicinity wer • secretari SuPt- Waihburne of Winnetprovoking address which no one ingly rendered by Rotarian Roy Allegan the village was beginning to Dot already registered. may Brides will be presented Already concerned arc doing a fine piece of “"d Van Btworx. should miss. The Brotherhood has Cordes, accompanied by Miss Flor­ emerge from the status of a lumber a 'great great "deil deal of Tnte^haT'^ Interest has been community work In in* promoting thta thiij. *"«**'of । 0 £hS County and^Mrs A. »’l ka‘ ’’ t0 Addre““ Teacharranged to make It an open meet­ ence Campbell at the piano. shown by the ladles and a number auction. . J JohnC-Ketcham. n w^i'Jr Mr ta,and u.l£ Mre R. I town. Ihe village was small, yet ers of the County ing with an invitation extended to ... . I O» another page in this issue ot B. walker itay Not many, who were present Mon­ there were 19 saloons, two houses of cept Sunday, during the ha of. wedding gowns .have .been offered Walker ana and Ray noaiuu Matthe s. Superintendent Carleton W. the general public. day evening, had ever known much prostitution in the town and two named. for display. .‘he Banner will be found the large. There (were several more from oth-. Washbume of Winnetka, Illinois. - Dr. Hall 1* to great demand as a about the actual experiences of the more Just outside its borders. He min’akd he^Utantaare’Mre 'V ’ ^“ery0^1^ auctloS M^Edilh M of Carleton.' ^T^niT ne« A special registration day is fii speaker at luncheon clubs, gather­ sailors on the German raiders which sailed Into this situation In his pa­ n°Wniskero “rw* 1 and Wesley Graybum cterk Th. chairman of the Home and Com- in Hastings observing the work of ings of business men and at con­ captured so many of the allies' per. drove the houses of 111 fame out for Tuesday, March 13. which o IMWw*. ISSwXTb . to ewSStaii; ■»“»«» °< the BUM the 10<»l end contort ventions of various sort*. He will ships during the World war. until of the town and compelled the li ­ JS ™ ' hone. COT. 7h«o tSltr, 'P01" “>• «ore«»n Wth the leecher,. Ke will conduct e they heard Count Alfred Von quor sellers to respect law by the “ °ther commiltees naimed j now». aneep. sw ne pounry. CreMmxn of round uble discussion at 3:30 for The supper squad for the Broth­ Nlexychowskl. now of Detroit, who Xh.<iate nrCMMU^%ifrS nC Ii?rr’ hold goods etc Read the adv Michigan Department of Public In- city and county teachers In the erhood for Monday, March 19. will made the address of the evening. vigorous campaign he put on against them. He was sued for libel several voter*. Illa to M^Jamre! Mr ^nnen- donated his services Ruction. A timely address was playroom In Central school, and will be In charge of Fred Smith as cap­ He gave a resume of life on board times. His opponents didn't get any­ man . ndwivr. Floyd ' Everhart SStol mTbUdty and Miss Mrs. Ntebel 8Lvi« auctioneer and the Banner the »‘v*n »>y John L Brumm professor (deMver an address In the Centred tain. and he will be assisted by the the Kron Prins Wilhelm from the where with that. When a few of Bristol; urisioi. tmoueny. miss ___ Maoei bis- । .. . ... ,h ..mi™ n_. of Journalism at the University of | school auditorium at 8:00 o'clock following members: Hugh Riley. time war was declared In Germany them attempted to settle It with fists son and Mis* Eva A. Hecox. ’’toc "ISr Sund., M cU» l>rce«d» "t the ule will so to the MieMs.n De. ‘ prophehc; Mona.y The •,">ti'S Warren Roush. 0erahum Severance, until the ship was interned by the they came out second best. Mr. Retd inc nncnor Bunaay Bcnooi class.rhurrh view of the ecoflomlc future of this meeting will HU be open to the the public Mrs Guy Keller, teacher wfil make Briggs ' I cohntry made his address an out- and it is hoped that many wUl avail Henry Sheldon. Albert Stauffer. United States after our entrance in said that If he had his life to live The will serve liltfr ™ Briass Briggs Ladles' uunes Aid aw win sene country ' made his address an out- and it is hoped that many will avail Stanley Stauffer. Alcid Stauffer, the conflict He told of the cap­ over he would choose the same oc­ the baskets for the eight littfc a w-arm dUiner at noon for 15 cents ^Ing on.. At its conclusion he, themselves of the privilege of hear- Winston Sheffield. J. M. Townsend, ture and sinking of several ships, cupation. far he loved IL He was flower girls, doing the work at their ix.r plflW I cited for recognition for service to ing Mr. Washbume. Edwin Traver and Clarence Grohe. but said no lives were taken, the glad to say that conditions had so class meeting Mrs. Forrest Johnson, ’ ,,, their respenlve communities. Edl-1 Superintendent Washbume Is one passengers and crews always being greatly Improved that an editor assisted by Mrs. Leonard Board and t*ici i ' L/XIAIA/AI I cr I Wr8 Edwy c. Reid of Allegan. James of the outstanding school superln- COUNTY MEDICAL SOCI­ taken aboard and made as com­ doesn't have to put on fighting day. March M. Miss Lucille Bassett. will supervise WtLL KNUWN LtL|m. Moms of Marshall, W. H. Berkey Undents in the country. He to espefortable as possible with the lim­ clothes in order to run a worthwhile the small boys who are to act as TIIRFR HFRF FRIDAY of Cassopolis and M. L. Cook of dally noted for his work In adapting ETIES MEETING HERE ited accommodations available, as paper. ushers to the flower girls. Appro­ ■ untn iiliil rniUMi Hutln<1 Miss Anna Swanson of schools to Individual differences. REAPPOINTS COUNT most of this huge ship was filled The concluding number on the priate wedding music and bridal j the Minnesota State Department of. Many of the methods used in the with coal so but few staterooms TAX COMMI decorations will help to make the Miss Mary Sue/. Wigley to Education spoke in the afternoon, i Winnetka schools have been adopted Noted Chicago Doctor and could be used. Later when the ship program was an address by Kim Bigler of thia city, whose topic was occasion more enjoyable and inter­ The outstanding address of the for use in the Hastings schools and was Interned by this country, the Dentist Will Address "A Good Neighbor." He felt that Jut Address Women's Club feres ting day was given by Dr. Liberty Hyde for that reason local teachers and crew scattered to various army the life of Bdwy C. Reid had Illus­ Save the date of Friday night, the Gathering and Guests Bailey, dean of the School of Agri-1 parents will be further interested in camps, but everywhere, the speaker trated what a good neighbor ought April 6. and attend this entertain­ There will be held In the Episco­ said, the men were treated with ev­ to be. Such a neighbor should not Miss Mary Sue Wigley, whose ad­ culture of Cornell University, Itha-' hearing Mr. Washbume. ment which win be filled with beau­ ■ pal Pariah House tonight a joint ery courtesy by the Americans. dresses to women's organizations ca. New York. He grew to young' submit to conditions that defile a ty and romance. meeting of the Barry. Eaton and Dancing and cards closed the eve­ community and harm the mocal everywhere are sponsored by the manhood on a farm near South MINISTERS MEET­ tun ta/ci I ATTCUncn Allegan county Medical and Dental ning's entertainment, all having had life of Its people. It rather require* National Association of Life Under­ Haven, later graduated from the WtLL Al ItriUtU Societies. Dr. Joseph L. Brenne- a very happy time. writers. will give a lecture before Michigan State College and is now that a man be ready to taka hl* ot the Children's Memorial Much credit is due the Sea Scouts, place and fight evils in his com­ th® Hastings Women's club and S B"' *>«■ oi Ch^lou. Wb. mann, Barry Ooonty Tmt Hospital in Chicago, and Frank B. who worked long hours arranging munity which destroy real neighbor­ guests Friday afternoon at 2:30, Rhobotham, a Chicago dentist, will the attractive and appropriate deco-, liness. The presence of so many 1 ■ Speaker—Sunday School March 9. to the recreation room of noted speaker and writer. give addresses MRS. MILLIE HAYNES. Dr. Bailey predicted a new er* in WnrU.m Prs.ent rations, for assisting the young la­ business men of Allegan at the the Central building. She to highly Worker! Fresent Physicians and dentists from Bat­ dies with the serving and helping gathering, he said, was all the evi­ Because she has decided to quit recommended by the Life Under­ rural Ufa. which would make It possible There farming, Mrs. Millie 1TK: Haynes will writers' .....Jrt' Association and by several “ Dle for lor the lnc person of oi average inmere was a good g«x> attendance ntciunxx on ou tle Creek and nearby counties have the Rotarians in every way possible dence needed to prove that Edwy C. chairman of the Finance have an auction sale at her place., Hastings women who have heard diligence and industry to build up Tuesday al the meeting of Barry been Invited to attend. Dr. Brenne- to make the party a success. This Reid had been a good neighbor, liv­ her in Detroit. „„ Her u^iu topic wui will prw>nrob-1 • — competence would remove 1। --------county ministers Sunday In jvas their first cruise as a protege ing for and fighting for clean things one half mile south of the Render- llcr —•—.—which -------------—.------------* ----------r-,, and — - - r* mann will apeak on "Pactora •-- —Economic ---------- •» —of -• I fear ‘ -* tite -----ahott schoolhouse, sale to begin at ' ably be "The Problems fear of old age and at at the same School workers held at Meth­ Dietetics'* and Dr. Rhobotham on of the Rotary Club and augurs well and a better community. one o'clock. Henry Flannery, auc- the Family." a timely subject which1 Ume le*ve Ume and opportunity to odist church. After the pot luck '•Child Dentistry in Ite Relation to their future success and advance­ tioneer. She offers a good work u sure to be very helpful. 11 will be d®veloP himself. ‘ luncheon at noon, a fine program General Health." ment. •team, ..Illa ... . ...... TM-M,a.ln. K* ■I.Klro.t UHh naalzw* I Kn Discussing *the subject "The Ru-_ I .... was TOwAm given. OTOr Rev. Roth, pastor nV of the The same doctors spoke in Battle cattle, -farm .tools, hay and a real. opportunity Guests from out of town were K. OF P. LODGE for Hastings grain, etc. Bee adv, for complete women Co hear this nationally :ral Outlook," Dr. Bailey pictured Congregational church of Charlotte, Creek last night and while, there Charles Gardner. Pint Mate of the INSTALLS OFFICERS Kill-.Jff visited the Ann J. Kellogg sciiool Battle Creek Ship. Miss June HUI, list. ' ‘ a rural life which, he believed, would being the guest speaker. known speaker. for handicapped children, also tile E. C. Larke. Skipper, Mrs. Larke, -------Members of the County Federa­ attract some of the best minds of j tax limitation JUD PHILLIPS. HO JURY THIS WELK. W. K. Kellogg school near Gull lake H. K. Wilder, Commodore, Mrs. Supperr and Prnmm Program Vaa. F« tion of Women's clubs. Ladies' Aid the young people ot this country. He ventured the opinion that the It had been expected to call the and the Kellogg Foundation camps Wilder, Clifton Haughey, Third Jud Phillips has decided to quit organisations from .Hastings turtd Meeting Held on farming no will sell his personal Mate, and Miss Katherine Roder­ churches and otiiers arc being invit­ prreent to an opportune time for Jury for the present term of circuit at Pine and Clear lakes. such person* to take up rural life- court and have them on hand thto property at auction at his place lo­ f Tuesday Evening ick. all of Battle Creek, and Roy ed to this lecture. The Home De- . but they must judge results in term* *«M Monday morning. Saturday, cated 4 miles north and 80 rods west MADE NO CHANGES. pertinent which Is sponsoring this of the Nashville standpipe, sale to of satisfaction* rather than by the imwever. word waa received from The Barry county road commis­ program is especially desirous of the following officers at their begin at 12:30 P. M.. Henry Flan­ Judge McPeek by Sheriff Leonard. sion have made no change* to date BIRNEY MelNTYRE EST. having as many as possible take ad­ size of the bank roll nery. atctloneer. Included are a ---- -»♦»-----------------notifying the latter to notify the TO HAVE AU in th.tr plan* for roads to be taken vantage of this good fortune tn se­ C. O.-HaroM POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Jurors not to come. Thta postpone­ over from the townships and to be curing Mias Wigley to apeak to an tie. other stock, lot of good farm To the dttoena ot Hasting* I ment was n#ces*ary owing to the tools, feed. etc. See the adv. for fun organization of the size of the Has­ would appreciate your vote for the terlou* Ulneo* of court Stenographer improved this year. They are waiting ney McIntyre, an auction tala Will tings Women's Club. authorisation from the state hlgh- be held, the advertisement to xpparticulars. nomination for tha office of dty William Smith. We understand 39 76' OF VISIT TO RUSSIA Awelgh." The decorations represent------------- jed a ship, flag* of all nations as well HAS MADE WINNING ! OrTTCD D A VC DI! DLI I Lil UfllJ lUl 74' LIVING ON FIRM 87' 95 81 51.00 49' 99' 45 23 *19' 19 ““ 10' -10 10' 29c 29c Two Auction Sale* 10c 19c 12c 5c '/2c 14c • I ’ treasurer on the Republican ticket- that Mr. Smith to suffering from an * ANNUAL MEETING R F. ARSON. I am a resident and taxpayer for attack of the flu. FIREMEN TO HAVE BAN­ QUET TOMORROW NIGHT. over forty years.—Edward L. Bent*.--------“ *----------------**--------PYTHIAN* SISTERS. Tomorrow. Thursday evening, at ting* Rural Fire Association will be at th* city six-thirty o'clock, the annual ban- [1held r , Hall. Hasting*. SafI WWWPyijTemple No. 130 quet for the Hastings city firemen urday, March 10 at two P. M. Very and their wives and guests will be ; urgent business requires the preaThe Cheer Up Club announces a ak» on Tuesday. March 13. with a Iwlrt at th* flnt ham Carrti will h* len^e nf twin, mamlMv at that i81. Patrick party at the K. ot P. pot, luck supper at 1:30. Mrs. Bari played following the supper. This Ing—Everett Swegles. Secy.-Treaa. hall on Monday evening, March 19. Boyea to chairman. AU members are la always a happy occasion. Adf. »ana*aiiaie» Public Invited to Hoar Broth. -TOown.twul.nTOmto.® p|GHT FOR PRINCIPLES erhood Monday J signal tor ‘ ------------ -Speaker r------------ ---------------j .v. osinging .immii* "America" as all ... Vl-l., fnr^rl Ihm Rtnrs Allevan Citizens TeatiNight March 110n stars and and stripes, fol- Allegan Ciliiens Gave Testi- ST. FATBICK'8 DINNER. On Saturday. March 17, a SL Patrick'* dinner will be sarvsd at St Rose dining room from 4:30 Uli 3.00 F. M. Committee to chatge, Mrs Florence Pomeroy. Mr a B A. LyBorker. Mrs. Leo TaffM and Mrs. Ed. McPharlln.-Adv. for the adv. telling date arid list of articles offered lor tale. DATE IB POSTPONED. The Dramatic Festival sponsored postponed to Wednesday evening, '■when March 21. at the Methodist church, tonga am Further particulars wait week j 4 I J �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1834 f\Birthday fTCAND THEATRF Week For Camp Fire Marian Davies -<* Bing Crosby ‘GOING HOLLYWOOD* Laurel A Hardy Comedy. -DIRTY WORK” ADULTS 25 CENTS Latest Pathe Ni CHILDREN 10 CENTS TUESDAY, MARCH 13 With CHARLES “CHIC” SALE, DOROTHY MACKAILL ‘The Chief’ Ed Wynn ELLIE ELL8LER WILLIAM BOYD. te Paramount NeWs — “AN IDLE ROOMER," Jack Haley Comedy — “Rubinoff and Band" ADULTS X5c — CHILDREN 10c — No Coupons Required WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MARCH 14 15 ‘ANN VICKERS’ Starring IRENE DUNNE and WALTER HUSTON Comedy, “DORA'S DUNKING DOUGHNUT8" “GYPSY FIDDLER,” Cartoon — Latest Pathhe News CHILDREN 10 CENTS ADULTS 25 CENTS FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 16 and 17 DOUBLE FEATURE — FEATURE NO. I William Powell Return at Philo Vanet in 'The Kennel Murder Case' FEATURE NO. 2 6 Tillie and Cui' With W. C. FIELDS. ALISON SKIPWORTH. BABY LEROY PARAMOUNT NEWS EVENTS . CHILDREN 18 CENTS ADULTS 15 CENTS __ Want to Buy or Sell? ' You Can Save Money At FOOD CENTER Pancake Eggs Flour Pirate or Wholesome Tomatoes Peas Golden Bantam Corn Apple Butter Butter 10c 10c 10c 15c * 28c Soap Chips 5"” 25c Kleanser k±. 31” 10c Compound Palmolive Beads • Toilet Tissue Soap Chips wu. Crackers "• 10c 2-10c 3 10c R-. 10c Oleo 10c Feldpausch Warehouse 'Strut Yourtelf and Save” Telephone 2609 ELEVEN YEAR OtD BOY SAW METEOR W Try Our Want Column No Doubt About It! Fresh — LOCAL NEWS > • Complete plans for the observance Mrs. mo. Dehlia rzcuiin Tungate Auugntv DI Since Much Intereat In Henyenly * of Birthday Week for the Camp Fire June was rb in Three-Quarters Ouy E Cr0Nallona| °* opened a new: June, rec quansn offlcfl BjLnk Bufld . - Traveler—Seen in Various ’ d Girls were made at a meeting of the Century Club Member •ng. Sections of the State k guardians, guardians, held held February February 21 21 at at the the j Mrfl fiuwate. 81, a pioC. A. Wibert has been quite 111 the Last week the writer mentioned American Legion rooms, when Miss neer resident of Barry county, died past ten days with a throat infec- the fact that he saw a meteor at ’ Florence Craven, field secretary oflat 6;22 P. M. Thursday at the home tiou. about five o'clock Ln the afternoon the Hattie Battle Creek area, area. was the euest guest of Mrs. Viola Willett of 412 West The th, Monday study Club was.en- of of February February 8. 8. We W requested any of a pot luck in I .----Van-----Buren. Tungate. had ---been urtalncd uy by MIX Mrs. r. P. W. Stebbins UUITI other persons Willi who O*W Ik IO ICpUd — honor -----------at _ , , supper, ......... . . ,Mrs. — 7 ------1 KI TV. UVCUU11K nt Mrs. Wm Ray Rnv Bchultz. Rz-hnhv it* rnnru*| In health nrvera! vrurs nnrt .1-1___lhu l. __ ■_ Monday. __ only report we have re► charge of P<w tnr health for several year, and (to us- Thc ► ' Birthday Week, which will be ob- bad been ill since last June, making x Q Q p panoake supper for I ceived so far is from Carl Baldwin. ™to mvuwvi. TueMay. March 13 at TO » * u, « o-au■ who lives north of . Fire organizations exist, will be from thcl’. Mrs. Tungate was born in „ .v All *n members requested to m o>lzv ’clock. be. Hastings Hostings about about three three miles. miles. It It was was March 11 to 17. Each girt la urged to Rnchesler. N. Y. May 1«. 1842 and present—I. 6. O. P. Oomm. (about five o'clock P. M.. Carl said. * attend services at her own church on came to Batty county abouJ o na 11 s'u * bright day. He saw It trav► Sunday. March II. instead of the iyw» M<>««<• J*1, husband, ► union Mrvirea usually held. Th. died in 1808^ made their home k Torch Bearers club, which is com- । Augusta Mr. Tungate wasa Civil posed of girls who have attained the war veteran. Mrs. TUngiuc became a cense at County clerk Reid s office., ► third or nignesi highest rana. rank, win will have member of, the A meeting for the organisation of ‘ at first a long tall of white light, iniru or nave; ........ — . local <—. TTiree-Quarters ---------. < assembly . > rs»nturv ► charge of.* a program at. the Century rlnH dub nh/uit about IS 15 years ntro ago a Young Democratic Club will be but lhe speed at which the meteor ►1 al the High school on Friday. March wasaUoa mGYiber of the Ban- held in the court roam on Friday (was traveling soon took It out of i 8. with Lillian Tolhurst. Edna,flc’d Methodist church. Mrs. Tun- evening at 8:00 o'clock. this sight. k, Schultz. by. Fire was discovered in the smokeSchultz. Madeline Madeline cook Oook and and Jeanne Jeanne ' 6“** The writer has explained that Mrs. the Rooe and Daniels and ___________ DeVries. comprising the committee Mrs.F J lt>*n »f Hickory Corners; >houw, al hlmaelf_______________ were seated at Z£rt?hiM Va, ‘ «darttt Thursday night* at the desk in lhe rear of the front ’ in charge. ► On Friday evening. March 16. all Funeral services will be held Satcr first noticed tills meteor. It liad f> jlhe Khle of M the 'he nneue । live girls various «roupe groupa will irtS'^nernooi .i s Wtoa iCthe) “u“!““'cd wlU“ul "r““ ► unite tn a party at the parlors ot nanflcM church. Burial will be The of Harry Blake will be then traveled far beyond and to the the Methodtat churdi A pot iuc k ’ ^dc ln the Banncld cemetery- brought today. Thc ureugm to io thta uua city eny woaj. inc bur our-- north of Hastings. The Banner oflal will be made in Rutland Ceme-1 ftc« lhe north, so that the me► supper will be served at 6 o clock Bnll|r Cr«.k Enqulrcr-Ncws tery. He was born In Rutland andl^Y hl“* <°ne way beyond this city iwilh thc parents of the girls and _________ < ♦ » ■ lived in thta city for several years. : before he discovered II. so he did ( ’ the members of the executive com- cn||D CDITHRQ MAN■ miun « ,u»l. o: honor 1"U.NU . 7nn Mr.- M.r, fcn. W. SUU ».' J”"*V H Prereding thc guardians' meeting UntL) Al AALAMA4UU dazzling. white light. From the । * nt tlie Legion rooms Miss Craven , , , „ where she underwent an appendi­ »| met girls from all lhe groups, hear- Prof. Brumm of U. of M., citis operation on Saturday. She is time we Oral saw it until It disap- . doing nicely which ia good news to onds. k i ing reports of their various activi-1 Cites Them for Service . tics and helping the girls choose (her many friends. When Carl reported to the home, , I The Wesleyan Service Guild will * their hobbies which is a feature of 10 Communities ► the Birthday Week. '' At -------------* Life --------- ---------- *•,J , hold a St. Patrick's dinner at lhe folks what he had seen, they laughthe Rural conference held cd at him, and thought lib Imag­ Kalamazoo Friday afternoon.. Methodiat church Wednesday eve­ ination was working over * Following the supper, it was de-,,in m abi »uu*jw on -------time, j -------------------------for thc Mftrch mw!tlng Mbj ► cided that Mrs. Ray Cook s group. I Prof John L -Bmmm. head ol .h. thc n)ng rang tor tne March meeting, mlsj When hi. folks read about it in the ' ► Klyugan. at . Univer myusnu. would wwju be wx awarded awaiuv-u a •• week- School -------- — —— ------~ . ­ Belva Riley and Miss Lucille Bas-1 Banner, however, they were willing’ end at the camp at Clear lake as a slty of Michigan, honored four edl- g€tl luTO charge of arrangements. to believe he really had seen this ' ’ reward ‘for 7he*'n^l'‘wOTk“acrom- j tors of Michigan weeklies for their John Hetherington, age 64. who* i big meteor. The wrlW ™ reaL I pilshed and best attendance. service to their communities ■ ............... ........ . . „ IIUHK WO" Uk 1UVUI buki .i, lie vans I ’s reluctance to behome was at 804 East Thorn street. Carl's num family vu.. .1... .... tMh..... ... .,a I...... his story, __ — . .. Hie editors cited were Edwy C.. •this clty d|ed on February 28 Hts' Ueve ’ At At the tnc election election of oi officers omcera which wnicn 1 „ , . ,,r „ Gazette: n Mar- deaUl was ___ ________________ ■«.. ,u ... ’ __ .. followed. Mrs. iAben Johnson was : rid at the Alletran r due to lnfluenM T,,c son the writer did not mention it elccted chairman of the committee. 511 •n tL CtoolJ.<5(?hB ?.an‘ ncrnl *a-‘t held March 1 and lhe until after he had read about It in succeeding Mrs. E. A. caukin. who n®r; H Mos*\ Ma.r.‘ burial was in Riverside cemetery. other papers, and had learned that has served the past two years Mrs 8valiant' °n “‘"h 5 Om<?r 8ponable' we it had been seen in South Haven, Ray Cook and Mrs Faye Donley ^rkc>_°f.lb 1‘s V gUnnt. M thu cUy dlcd Bt hla home, Kalamazoo. Jackson and Lansing. were re-elected secretary and tress- Edw>’ Rc,ld b“ becn death being due to a complication of The fact that it was seen al each -- — for — 62 „ years ------J M. urcr. respectively Thc associatlpn. ----Allegan and M L. diseases dlscaAM The funeral will will be held of these places proves It must have . : . Cr>r>lr hnc wrvnrt fnr M venrs ox Han. . ____ , ___________ •__________ _____ v. o welcomed m new members. Mrs. Cook has served for 54 years a. Ban- frOm bls home tomorrow. March 8. been high up in the air. Mortimer Townsend, guardian of ncr editor--------------------------------------------- Bnd the interment will be In Valley Each year the weeklies of lhe Home ceinetery. Netoppew group. Miss Belva Riley, STATE THRESHERMEN’S Byron Payne was arrested Sunday guardian of Tawanka group and state are asked to send copies of ASSN. MEET AT LANSING Miss Gwendolyn Gaskill, guardian their (vapers to Mr Brumm, who has 0I) ftn intoxication charge. As such doubtless based hla selections on arofr cnses on his part had become of a new group of girls from the Me­ Barry County Threshermen Omber and Hendershott schools tides published bi the papers sent rather numerous. Justice Matthews him. la^t night gave him a sentence of This makes a total membership of Should Attend—Interesting Friends of the four editor, menand costs or sixty days in Jail ' j 80 girls from thc Hastings district. Program Prepared tinned extend congratulations and He ks boarding with the sheriff. On March 17, all local girls are f«.t chArlc# Nonhrup Of Castleton, feel th., that .hr the rlLilrm. citations wrrr were fully. fully Hie annual meeting of the eligible to attend the big council Justified in every case.—XXXX age 17. was arrested Monday for Michigan Threshermen'a Association I fire at Battle Creek, which will prob-- --------driving from the scene of >n acci- will be held in the city of Landing I ably be held In the boys' club rooms CREDIT ASSON. TO was ar-j next week Wednesday. Thursday -------------------------. dent on January 20. He ?.z_ _r ' ------------------- ---------Several girls from the Hasting.'HOLD MEETINGS r»,8ned before Justice Matthews last and Friday. March 14. 15 and 16. groups will be ready to take rank evening, who assessed him *10 and The president of lhe Association is nt that time. Members of the Torch Bearers Dr. E. 0. Johnson to Discuss c0,u Fortunately there was no one 1 Mr. Albert F. Wlcringa of Mlddlcseriously hurt in the accident. |Vllle. Many Barry county thresherClub, which is composed of girls Function and Plans of The p. T A al the Branch school men are members of the Association, who have attained the highest rank was well attended. Everyone enjoyed and should bear the dates of tills in Camp Fire work, are working on Association , ,, me the program puv put on oy by inc the lovai local।; uiuiuhi annual cuuvcnnun convention in minn. mind. A sp;i splcnthe project of planning balanced f1"1.'" *■?. a“ meats and nt a recent meeting held from Hastings Miss Donna MeIn connection with the convention at the home of their patroness, Mrs Corporation, will be in Michigan era ] Keown and Richard Darby were i a big machinery allow will open at Milo DeVries. Jeanne DeVries and next week for a scries of meetings.;( Hasel Caukin demonstrated the Dr. Johnson is coming to Michigan chosen for next program committee the Pere Marquette railroad station making of a pineapple and banana for thc purpose of discussing thc and Mrs Decker and Mrs. Martha The machinery exhibit will be open । Marshall, eats committee I until one o'clock Wednesday and cocktail for a first course Viva function and plans of the produc-• i Thursday and all day Friday. 'Smith, Betty Donley and Barbara lion Credit Associations PASSING OF MRS. ANi The convention will meet at 2:30 | Crook were appointed as a commit­ Thc meetings will be held as folme YOUNG FRIDAY. .. . ---------- V p M Wednesday. March 14. The tec to plan lhe main course of a Mrs Annie Elizabeth Young, who address of welcome will be given by dinner at thc March meeting mazoo. Y M C A building; March would have been years j Mayor*Tem^eton'of 'tai»lng<!lThc ntilri clghty-flvc have been’ elehtv-five vrars -w . '2 ?7 30 rP Mt 5ftnrt O,d on 71 P*,“ed *‘W,y “l “F -^n»n "SK? deX to bZNE-TOP-PEW GROUP. of public library; March 13- home on Weal Green street, on Fri- llCA5 matters The evening session Miss Isabel Sage was hostess to torium 1 00 P M Flint oourt house. March day. having lived in the «me house wlH oined with musk by the Ne-top-pcw Camp Fire Group M' An” Arbor' Y M I •‘*Lc,e bu,U. ........ ! ..Clemens’ orchestra. There win folThursday afternoon at 4:30. Miss A. building. j She was nearly four years \old' Marcia Ironside was chairman of low an address by Representative Farmers and others who arc in-1 when she came to Hastings with her the meeting Every member was Charles F- Parker of thta county and William present except one. Much interest terested in Uic function of thc Pro-. parents. Mr. and Mrs a.<«iinn | Hams. In point of continuous resi­ interesting motion picture*. is being shown in the scrapbooks duction Credit Associations of Mich­ On Thursday afternoon there wlil and there will be prizes given for igan which have been set up by the dence. Mrs. Young had over 80 years be music by Clemens' orchestra, an St Paul Production Credit Corpora­ to her credit. She was a member address by Honorable John O. the best one and two others. The tion arc invited to attend any and of Emmanuel Episcopal church, and meeting was Interesting The girls Ketcham ot this city, an address on could tell of the first meetings held cooperation of the manufacturer arc anxiously awaiting the time7 al) of these meetings. in this city al Hie home of Rev. and. thresberman on collections by when ••hikes’’ can be taken and out­ DEATH OF MRS. LOJoseph W. Bancroft, later tlie first J. M. Preston of Lansing door meals cooked and enjoyed VINA TREGO SCOTT. • rector. Gowns and rings are bemg dis­ Thursday evening's program will Monday night. Mrs Lovlna TroAfter his return from the Civil open with mu$lc by Clemens' or­ cussed Every member who does not go Scott. 86. who suffered a frac- ' possess a gown is planning to haw tured hip about three weeks ago. I war. she was united In marriage to chestra. There will be an address one tn the near future The next died at the Masonic Home at Alma ' Oscar Yodng In 1866. Surviving arc on "Cross-Heads and Blocks" by meeting will be held al the home of She was a twin sister of the late two sons. Dr. Clarence Young of Rev. Karl H. Keefer; a boxing exhi­ Mrs Ira Wininger. assistant guard­ John Trego and the last of u family Allegan and Will Young of Bellevue, bition by college athletes: some hu­ ian. on East Thorn St. with Miss of five boys and two girls The re­ and one granddaughter. Dagtnar C. morous stunta by N C. Thomas and Leona as hostess, from seven to nine mains were taken to Grand Rapids ■ Young, of Battle Creek Vern Loring; and an exhibition by Possessed of a wonderful mem­ । two vaudeville stars. I o'clock. ' and the funeral will be at the dry, . Mrs. Young could recall dates.1 Spring funeral home Thursday aft- names and Incidents of pioneer days 1 OBITUARY I HASTINGS GIRL BEATEN. emoon. March 8. at two o'clock. as । clearly as If tbe time were but, Mary E. Van Antwerp, daughter [ Miss Vivian Biddle, of 439 Clancy with burial in the,laying cemetery oj Lorenzo and Susette Livingston. । Ave. NE.. wus attacked by a man There arc many relatives in Barry yesterday. Funeral services were held at the was born in Orangeville Twp. Bar­ ion Fountain St. near Ransom Ave. county . NE.. about 5.30 yesterday morning J. A. McNulty officiating. Burial parted thhis life at her home in 'Orangeville March 2. 1834. She was • Division Ave. restaurant Mrs Feed F Fausey 'Clara was in Riverside cemetery. I She informed [xvltcc slie escaped Kurtz> of Lansing died on Monday . TraHorl’i, liuhal । SSJ," JSTi’aiK । from tile man who struck her and afternoon of pneumonia. MrsJFaulllv voniermct ’ beat her. inflicting severe bruises, sey hved alone but when she became heId al lhe 8UW. which confined her to her home B born two sons. Paul and Russell, ill she was taken to the home of Collr<c ln Klllnialo() Police yesterday were searching her daughter. Mrs Beatrice Me- wrlUr |L,toned wllh tnlerW lo jn who reside In Chicago. III. She is al­ I for her assailant who wa* described rkMigall who gave her every addreM by MLu Anna Bwanjon who so ■ survived by one brother. Fred W. । as a heavy man with a gray over-1 S'X!® “re “ connected with lhe department of « S’ , „ u u । coat.—Grand Rapids Herald. Mon­ TohL une.ra w’ 91!* “,l1Crno^n education of Minnesota, devoting ’ Orangeville and Mrs. Ruth Terpenday. March 5. at 2 30 in Lansing and burial made ber lime tn the rural schools here in Riverside cemetery She was one thing she mentioned that was ning of Pine lake, several nephews OLIVET COLLEGE the slater of Mrs. Mary Hots of' Of exceptional interest Is the fact and nieces and many friends. Fu­ TRIO PLEASES. .hl. m~,.h« .. Um> MlnncM>u neral services were held in the this H.v city Sincere .v sympathy is -v. ex­ raises ■ Those who heard the Qltvel Col- tended the bereaved ones. and uses a large fund for the help Orangeville church Sunday at 3 P. | lege Trio at the MctiiodiSt church JOINED CONSOLIDATED DIST. of the schools of that alate. For In­ M. under auspices of Shelbyville Two Yankee Springs rural school stance, it pays the tuition of all Chapter O. E. 6.. the Rev. Kendall I noon were delighted with the -pro­ districts have voted to unite with rurab students wlw pass the eighth of the Plainwell Baptist church of­ ' gram which consisted of well known th< Thornapple Consolidated school grade examinations and go on to the ficiating. with interment in Orange­ classical and semi-classical num­ ’ district First to act was the Bawens high sclwol. The state pays »7 per ville. bers and others less familiar Mills district, which gave its ap­ Miss Christina Schoonmaker was proval by a considerable margin. mouth for each of such rural pu­ BOWNE CENTER. pils attending high school in cities violinist. Miss Larida Scott, cellist, Mrs. Wayne Benton and Lauranco Last week the Coman district, by or villages. However, the high and Miss Evelyn King, pianist All were Grand Rapids visitors Satur­ a vote of 17 to 8. also decided to Join who did not attend this concert the Middleville Consolidated district. schools selected must be approved day. by the state department of educa­ . Visitors at Watt Thomas' the past missed a real musical treat. tion. Hie money for state aid for I week were. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Win­ HURT IN FALL. ; PROMINENT FARMER DIES. public education is raUed by Indi­ , gicr. Mr. and Mrs. Corwin PorriU. W. L Hinman, of the North Side Jay Sherwood. 75. of Plainwell Grocery. U confined to his home by rect taxes in Minnesota. ' , Mrs. Ralph Huntington. Mr. and 'died on Feb. 27. after a short sick­ injuries received when he slipped on I • Mrs. Oriey Bums. Mr. and Mrs. KLINGENSMITH ness at Bronson hospital in Kala- '■‘I',1,11 ">“”!?*; Mr. Mrx John Ml Ian! ' Guy Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth amazoo. He is survived by his wid­ while hadha sroeerto Oil the tM p,rtl. ,„m to ,i' Penoyer and son and William Mnrow. Martha E. Bigelow, and one son. ' , shall of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Ad­ truck. No bones were broken but fann near Hastings • Marlon x>f_ Kalamazoo. Mr Sl cr- inlureri i»rVM .nri mno-te. Bn>. Mf Pickard have die Benton. injured nerves and muscles |wood was a prominent farmer, re­ causing him severe pain. ' Joe Baker has traded his farm moved from the Roberts' farm to' for an oil station in Grand Rapids. siding on the old nomestead east of w. c. T. u. • tl,e Ben tarm and wl11 work‘, Misa Elsa Herman and Mr. Schuti a cousin of Mrs. Nellie Hyde ot this The Southeast Rutland W. C. T. ' ucman tlaman ot of Caiedoi Caledonia vhlted at Guy td-.y. U will meet with Mra. Olive Van- winter "tn Grand Rapids will "work Smitha recently, nuriicUr <rf derbrook. Wednesday P M March * ‘nUr m Orand RaDkU *U1 work — ” — for Oren Roberta thta summer. , r,itL„aBurdc«c ot CIRCLE NO. 3. 14. Leader Mrs. Myrtle Williams.— Mrs. Albert Own returned to । ,peMl wk al Wayna Circle No. 3 of the Methodist L<iMary Walers. IdiB*’ Aid meets Friday Mar. 9. wllh Mrs Addie Benton ta on the sick U U no wonder these ocean flyers >n Maple Grove with her abler. ’ --------------------- - —- -------Mrs Violet Smith. All members are urged to come.—Linna McMUlun. do stale on lhe technique of land- Mrs. Lee Lapham who has been ill Mr _n<1 M ... Secy. ing They hav. ao few opportuni- for «me lime. Mr. Will OrWn ot ’ ilea to come down. - Philadelphia Detroit came Monday to stay a week dav Olen Dean' Frt’ CIRCLE NO. 1. Inquirer with Mrs. Lapham. Mrs. Lapham 7 . Circle No. I of the Methodist La­ Shirk are now’ being offered three |0,ktaXhIlinTrlpp and Albert Green demded^'rS14 to'^btributc^caffifU ddies’ Aid Society will hold the ’* >.?“• U "**ly •““fcrfu* *nd family spent baturday night u. among p^ik entaSJ mrU ^e March meeting at the home of Mrs. R Gerllhger. TJO W. Grand St.. S-Patoltodir O^Ui* *,U> ‘Od Mr* W Hutingt, Mirhlpn • Telephone* 2244*2557 HL—— SUNDAY and MONDAY, MARCH 11-and 12 PIONEER BARRY COUNTY WOMAN, 91, DIES Halting!, Michigan . ^A^pS Why We are one of 268 Affiliated Groceries of Western Michigan, combining our buying power and our advertising to give you Nationally Advertised mer­ chandise at the lowest possible prices. WATCH for our A. G. Adv. every Thursday night in the Grand Rapids Press. LOOK for our A. G. handbill every Friday morning. EXTRA WEEK-END SPECIALS Butter EGGS Freeport Strictly Fouad— Feldpausch’s A-G llXCllllvl IVfnpVpf STOKE A-G STORE BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS your new Spring Suit is here! A new assortment of fine clothing for your selection $16- ^$24— Regulars Stouts —Slims Raincoats for Spring! residence on Sunday afternoon. Rev. ry county. Sept- 11. 1874. and de- and Misses' Jackets. For men, women and boya. All colors of Tan. Cocoa, Grey, black, green, red and blue HATS Dozens and dozens lo choose from . . . and NEW, crisp -styles and colors from the PORTIS SHOPS ! New Greys, Browns, Greens WATERS CLOTHES SHOP �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1934 Rapid, Christian. I activity and the Trl-Oounl, Boxing 1 the Hawkateri were leading by a Herewith arc details of the first Trophy contest is the result. A single point ; handsome sliver trophy has been seThe. record achieved by the squad G ft P cured which will be presented to1 this year U rather exceptional. At Hastings 0 o o <he "most outstanding and popular the beginning of the season only one Lawrence. U. 0 0 0 athlete” competing in the meet on The calendar of events for the player with any previous experience Barnum. l.f. . 2 0 1 ,hnt n*«ht. decision to be made by Boy Scouts for March includes the on a regular team was available. . 2 0 2 [the vote of the fans wha w111 ** fur" following aside from the regular | Coach Hawthorne found himself Beckwith, c. 1 2 s^nished a form of ballot to deposit In Troop and Pack meetings: [surrounded with a squad which was -------------- — ’ j o j a box os they leave the arena. In 'green in experience, but willing and I Walldorfl. rs. Last evening. March 6, the superaddition to the usual prizes provld- Intendcnu and principals and sixth | enthusiastic to learn. After develop-1 0 3 7;cd by the Oddfellows tlie boxer who grade teachers of all schools in tlx-; Ing a scrappy combination during Total ...... ’ „ pleases the crowd best by his skill or lhe first semester he was forced to | Grand Ledge, Battle Creek area met In Battle 2 n ’i' lls w,1l receive lhe addi- Creek to hear Dr. W; G. Coburn and practically rebuild the team again J Friedman, l.f. ‘ « n , 1 tonal "grand prize" or boxing tro­ E. B. Killian, who spoke about camp ENDS SEASON WITH REC­ for lhe games remaining during the Holmes, l.f. ... ° ° jPhy. work. Music wus furnished by the ! second semester because of loss Taylor, * * . .. r.f ORD OF NINE VICTORIES through graduation. i n m Allegan. Kent and Barry are the Kellogg Sercnadcrs. ; Hammond, r.f. ' } ’ “ three counties that will match their Yet In spite of these handicaps Parker, c. ... AND FIVE DEFEATS Thursday evening. March 8, the4 ' n n n young men in this meet. It is hoped lhe team won nine games and lost Blough. l.g. .. First Aid class will meet at the ' n n n'thBt Dlc,t Palmer, winner of the five. In two of these five lhe Hawk- Baird. I.g. ... ? ‘ ruby studded Silver Gloves at Dc- Methodist church at 7:30, with Mr. GREEN SQUAD SHOWS sters were defeated by a single point Kingsley, r.g. •_ _ _2|lrolt. will again meet Frank Kauff- Tew of Battle Creek in charge. games that went Into an over At*............ Prairieville on Friday evening. _ man oi of am Alto.. The so cain-u called "younger UP SURPRISINGLY WELL in _ __ 'man 1 nc ?o younger « . ..................... ............ *■ time period. In only one game dur­ Total 3 ’*sct" ot Wayland will ui.w also be here.,•••= , the Aral meeting of ...... their »... third year sci ui nujiiuiu win ur ircic. u ...... ing the season were the Hastings Prices remain the same and the seat of organization of Troop 80 will bo Only Snowed Under Once by High eager* defeated by anything' sale opens Saturday. March 17th. al held, tlie new charter presented and BOXING Decisive Margin—The Re­ that resembled a decisive margin.1 TRI-COUNTY movies shown. Lee Nottingham is Rehor s and at Carvelh & Stebbins'. MEET AT 1.0.0. F.,r ' Scout Master. ' ' “ " Ali during the season tiiey were up serves Win 14 of 15 against veteran teams and -were Troop 65 and Cub Pack 12 of Mid­ PARKER-COACHED FIVE Hastings High eagers ended the forced to make the most of fighting Amateur Leather Pushers of ; dleville. with L. B Beeler and My­ season Friday evening with a double spirit and real team play to gain the WINNER AT ARKANSAS ron Smith as leaders, meet Monday win over Grand Ledge in the gym­ results they did. Coach Hawthorne Barry, Allegan and Kent ■ -night. oaarcn nigiu. March 13. i.-. ai at which time nme s«-vsevnasium there. The first team says the squad this year was made to Compete Here With Only Three Vetrans asm lads will become Eagle Scouts squeezed through with a 14 to 11 up of some of the most enthusiastic ■ making 12 In Troop 85. which K has on Thursday evening. March 22. Nucleus, Fred’s Team ’victory while the reserves were held and clean living bunch of athletes in registration of 63 boys. This is tq an equally close margin. 18 to 15. he has ever worked with. the Oddfellows will again act as m„__ tt„„_ hosts to to the the !local fight fans. Since| ToP» HettP [the largest group tLm.IT to become Eagle Tight defensive playing by both The reserve squad now has a rec- . hosts — „--------------Carl the finals of the Golden Glove I Friends of Fred P.irker will be in- *■" 8® ’u4 n?? ’„ 1Jrn teams made opportunities to rlna ord of only one defeat In fifteen the finals of up boskets at close range few and games. Tournament the local arena has Iterested lo know that he is having in the district tournament Has- been dark during the usual lull that considerable success In his new poM-l®»1 tar between, consequently the law­ Itself matchedIn the follows the strenuous training for I lion a-s coach at Arkansas stateJohmiton ofBattle Creekwill speak, score. Both teams kept nearly Ungs finds ot the the big event, but now both patrons 1 College,with only three veteran’, The firstof the fivearea leaders' abreast throughout all four periods first gameagainst one of play. At the end of the first half strongest teams on thc list. Grand and boxers are demanding renewed, to form the nucleus of a basket ball । training course series is to be held 1 . squad his team won lhe Slate;on March 13 at Baltic Creek, with 1 Northern Conference Championship' Walter Klpllnger as the leader, and Is expected to make a strong1 Battle Creek area has the largest 'bld for state honors. [enrollment of leaders in the world. Commenting on the record of the from 200 to MHi attending these Finest, Selected, Arkansas State team an Arkansas meetings. An exhibition by the Sea sports writer says: Scouts and the Battle Creek swiinRich. Meaty Fruit. “Wilh one more game to be pnlng champions for three years, all played, thc Arkansas Stale College Scouts, are to also give an exhlblStrengthening and nourish­ baskel ball team has annexed thc lion. 11 IF. managers and northern conference championship [ Discussion of the financial set-up ing. Excellent for cakes, . regular sales people and earned thc right to |>artlcipatc J for Burry county Scouting will feapuddings, etc. In C. Thomas Stores are for the alate championship honors । turc the District Board gathering "Coach Fred Parker in hU Initial on Marches at 7:30 at the com­ appearance in Arkansas basket ball I munlly room of the National bank circles deserves much credit for the ■ building. Plans for the coming year their experience In re­ Fancy. B»Ht and Ten17Whole Oreeti BefngM. 1/lr performance and showing that his1 are to be discussed. der. No. 3 can. * <C He. 2 can. tailing them. Because team made in the state With only All or the mln|stcrs of Barry counthree. veterans as a nucleus for his.ty, regardless of creed, are to be of thia knowledge and squid he has developed a. defense guesU at lhP PllH. take Health training and their deand a scoring machine that has a Camp on Monday night. March 19. record that can talk for itself. for dinner. Later plans for a re_ u 8. c OAfiEDC cun trcat ln f“n aflcr ,he re2ular food ^election easier I. K. H. b. LAUtno tNU [summer camp closes will be dis* Rochester Golden Bantam. Cream style. and more satisfactory. SATISFACTORY SEASON CUM*d —---------, Wednesday. March 21. Is the date First Team Wins Nine Of Tor the next Court of Honor. Boy Scout News Sporting Items | H. H. S. FIVE BEITS GRIND LEDGE 14-11 ------/■■T A rirestone HIGH SPEED AIR BALLOONS NEW thrUl in riding comfort, tai driving safety and ateering ease. A And Firestone Air Balloons provide . smart low-swung style for your car. Tha . tires, tubes and wheels ere a balanced . unit providing easy steering without shimmy. Let ns equip yoar car with Firestone Air Balloons and give it 1934 style. Wheels . in cream, red, green, black or chrome. DATES HELPFUL CUSHIONS OF OF AIR^" AIR . . X: 15c 1 PEAS CREAM O' GARDEN Mott BEANS ODESSA CORN n°-2c“ 10c n. 25c INSTANT POSTUM SURESET 17c 4 Gelatine Dessert Eight flavors including Mint and Pineapple. Satisfaction guaranteed. CORNMEAL 21c 10 Pounds in Bulk — Made from Golden Sun-ripened Corn. Buckeye, Yellow. 18c In Bulk Pound — COCOANUT Shreddy Brand. Extra long thread. Giant Bars P*»G SOAP 19c The White Naptha Soap. KRAUT Rich and tangy. pi No. 2Vi Cane 25c CHOCOLATE COVERED Aged right before canning. fl! TQ PANCAKE 2 20-Ounce Pkg*. 1 -s Ju 2 PEANUTS 1 E« IOC Co*t*d wllk tick milk cbccolat*. Lb. 15c Self-rising. Gold Medal. PINEHART Fancy Crathad OATS In bulk. Rolled 7 IU 25c PINEAPPLE Doi* No. 1 V*<anm Pick Made by Quaker Oats Co. >b 23c COFFEE MISSION INN. SARDINES P*ck*d In A 3 >4 Smooth, mellow, distinctive. dom«*tlc oil. HOMINY Large No. 2'4 cans. A PUMPKIN LARD Pure 3 lb»- 3 c— 25c AMMONIA Arctic. Per Gratral Cleaning. S3 m. BotU* 3 15c Mlxad. 14c SMYRNA FIGS P*ncy B«T*n Crown Imporud Frnh. Lb. 25c d&OC 25C LARSEN’S V«(tukl«s- D*il*y'« IS o*. Jar. 10 £ 17c R. & R. Fine Table Salt, ox PICKLES 3 cans 25c SALT « Un* 2Qf l/7r» *1 V CRACKERS Sodas or Grahams 14b. box... lie /">■>»» 19C GAUZE TISSUES Senior? 17c LIFE BUOY isr 3 >™ 20c SAL SODA 7c DAYLEE BREAD,or 10c Made with Rich Milk (27fyButter Fat) C. THOMAS STORES “Every Day Low Price,” 128 West State Street Games on Schedule—Girls Lose Only Two I A new Tro°P- No 81 ■ has been | fonned at Assyria with Theodore Tuck as Scout Master. Tills Troop Middleville first and reserve bos-1 takes the place of thc Farm Patrol ket ball teams won from Byron Cen-1 of the McKelvey district. 1 ter in games played there Tuesday I ‘ l> 31. I evening. Feb 27. llw the reorex scores being being Ij „" b“a, »' Jwf l>“™ J ■*« reejieetlvely. T The °'“S»‘ tour *nd J"11 16-13 and 15-8 U . .C . . .. . — .. wr rritirizr Prnnri* for nmirlno pouring nilbil­ Middleville girls were defeated 14 we criticize France 'to 16. In a till with Woodland there lions into national defense.—Rich­ 4Thursday, the T- K. H. S. girls lost mond Times Dispatch. I by the same score. I In the tournament at Woodland I Friday, the Middleville first team [lost to Portland by a score of 15 lo 30. Play was fairly even during the first three quarters, the lead shifting I from one team to lhe other, In the I last period, however, Portland [turned on the steam and won by a ; substantial margin. I Although T. K. H. 8. lost the [tournament, the players wound up | a satisfactory season, winning nine of lhe games on their schedule The girls' team went through the season with only two defeats. ANDRUS SERVIC Phone 2240 Corner Jefferson and Court Street Unrivalled for Fashion — Economy! Easter Demands Correct Accessories! Glace Cape GLOVES* •1.98 9-90 GIRL BASKETEERS TO FORM LEAGUE Girls of Middleville. Wayland. Clarksville and Caledonia High schools arc planning to organize a basket ball league. A meeting will be held in Caledonia to discuss the project __________ IRVING. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nagel and daughter and Mrs. James Nagel visited In Lansing a couple days the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nagel and daughters of tlie Powers neighbor­ hood Were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs./Lou Nagel. m Mrs. a. Anna miiiu Pierce (mix has gone to the home of her son at Dowling after being with Mrs. McCann over two years. Before leaving she received word that her nephew. Kenneth Weaver of Battle Creek was at Nichols hospital where he had been operated on for appendicitis. Mrs. Philip Nichols and Mary Jane spent Saturday with her par­ ents at Middleville. Mrs. Lucretia Benham has re­ turned home after spending thc winter with her nephew and family near Woodland. Glen Nichols is not very well at this writing. STATE ROAD. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Cooley of Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Becker. Mrs. Janet Pettenglll attended a birthday dinner Bunday at thc home of Mrs. Mabie Bennett. Cov­ ers were laid for sixteen. Mr. and Mrs. Oiyde Stedge and Jean and Lynn of Bast Irving spent ' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Sothard. <*«OI Our P. T. A. at the PUher will be this Friday night. Mrs. Lena Beck­ er and Viola Kennedy will furnish lunch. Elsie Sothard and Dorothy O'Connor, program committee. Otloj Isenhath and his Hill Billies and some entertainers from Coats Grove will put on lhe program. Bring cup and spoon. We are hoping for a good crowd. The little red brick. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hammond and mother, Mrs. Minnie Hammond spent Sunday at Chas. Hendershott's of Hendershott district. Ftoyd Craig, Phyllis Edger Mrs. Arthur Tyler and daughter Phyllis attended the play, -Mary Castle In the Air" at Vermontville Friday night. • • Herb Claggetts of Hastings were Bunday guests at Will Claggett's. Mr. and Mrs. Will Voisin have moved tn the tenant house on the Charles Woodruff farm and expect Ha*tin choice SMARTNESS and VALUE!' eggihdl. Sizes 5M-8H- Coats So amort you will wear them everywhere! They have that distinction, that swagger grace, that only good sjtorts fash­ ions have! Styles That Tjurn The Smartest Heads! HATS by Austelle and Betty Co-Ed New Fabrica I Corded effects, stripes, plaids, checks, polo types, in simply fatclnating new bright pas­ tels, monotones, and combinations! Ogc Gay DataUI 0 A'ecA/tnescome up dose to the throat, ileevet carry fullness low...and intricate seamings and •titchingi add an expeiuive air that womeu you gel a larger choice! PENNEv �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH T, 1M4 lit Hatting* Banner^.^yj;^ — «■«*- Views and Opinions; What Others Say This and That builders ora Dr. G. W Lowry and I Em. Busby. Backward Glances; ..... Bits of Yesterday1 French people want security,GerA Blanket Mortgage. m HuUd„. mhum. man people want revision of the yMftO ---------- Versailles Treaty. British and ArnerRevising owutllutkm. QQOK booh.. Kduor.. p^e Want to keep free from from A MaUer af Taste. Hb^«>VK.xtt EIGHTH YIAB all foreign ammltmait.; commitments; nradui French. senatorial iconomy. Mrxlem Warfare. — The United States Senate ha* deTO A»ie«cw l»oa or more Jour ----------------- ----Any bond issue authorised by the end with her daughter. Mrs. Chas. all ardently desire peace yet .. to qu *. u rmeasure ---------- --that -----------'•« »•have — ,government of Michigan represents ,— would Dawson, and family in Ann Arbor. for war. What 1* repealed Veterans' Administration tratton a blanket mortgage on every piece piece, Urs Clarrncc rxpunu OrBnd economies adopted last year, J of taxable property L. in ~ the state. • naplaJ jupuu, g. week with her 1.000 aa ,Therefore Therefore it it seems reasonable that । tUu-hw/’ M^chuT PoUa/ ud The answer to this paradox i* amoutl,ln« ,o about 8300 <»0.000 ine answer io mi* puraaox i* >w. juwcjU that thc! before such an Issue Is authorized people arc more stubborn than wfli ni*o stop the effort of the people who own that property Mr/’ -j. sighted: more self-centered than large bloc in the House to pay Im- should have some voice in determln- T Goodvror are inendhic the dav visioned; more material than mediately in greenbacks the socalled ing its Mae.terms and the use lo wllh *4- vtB, niamond n,and more barbaric than elvil- veterans’ bonus of $2,400,000,000. if .which the money derived shall be1R.DW7"urnmona o. uranu 'spiritual: WK *->,,0,4 \ l£i ard. were in tha Saturday. dty Friday and W. Wilkins of Ann Ai Ute city Saturday and Dakota are guests at A- Davenport’s. Mrs. I. A. Holbrook and daughter, Kiltie, have re turned from Muske­ gon. can display thia insignia. Mrs. Cora Witham of Orleans. Ionia county, is visiting her father,) David Bowker. Consult with us on your bunking problems Mrs. Ella Bowen went to Fenton w m Tuesday where she has secured' > and destruction than to budge Bthrr of those measures would this extent But our governor docsn t iMKOia. employment in a mifllnsry store. Mrs. Theo Jone* called on Mr*. their “rights." interfere with the admlntxtratlon’s believe that it is necessary for clli*|Wj»h »,t* former odrl---- ---------- . rhliocer* here. l. Stedge and Mrs. A. Whitrtght Admirable though it may be in operative economy plan on which rens to have tjite privilege He U . , ,..V_ A. J. Larsen. Ivan Payne, Harold la*t week. Mr. Jones and family •rtv. Leland Hawk in* william haTe jjyed in Grand Rapid* for' mmmmnib ------- 'y» taro yearn and now they are -rtxhts- wvmiutax n-pn-xOTU U1 IkjVJ-aK. JWUBWcl,. JOTXV.r, YU on their farm in Carlton | ------------| "H 'It is aimcuit difficult for a juage Judge not to 'No crisis In any country was em thc world to the unr God Mars. *“1 Only one-third of the -- . when be knows .---------.. .. ­ noised by the simple process of run­ night and heard Harrison Elliott FIFTY-PIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. 1* Influenced hla de Senators come up for re-election i make a notable address in connec­ A sheet and pUJow case party was ct*Wn* may have favorable or od- ning around in short circle* and । next fall, while ail of the Repre­ I We wonder if a governor with screaming. "Isn’t It awful?"—Heytion with the three-day campaign of given at the residence of Hon. H. A. 'erac effect when he is compelled to POWER OF OPINION. sentatives have to face their constit- | such notions is a safe person to en­ Never was the power ot public uents. That naturally makes a dif-, trust with thc responsible duty of religious work emphasis being held Goodyear. Monday evening last. A *eek re-election."—Joseph H Bteere. ,ar8c number were present and the demonstrated more clearly rerance In courage it has seemed. I;revising the state constitution? Picnics are Just as enjoyable If Mr and Mr* Gardner Bennett, evening passed off to the enjoyment I v ™ ‘ ... Jr., of Grand Rapids, were Bunday of all present. ! vance n® a, 5 ^Ured wllh paper and refuse are not scattered than in lhe case of the head tax. though, in these last years, that thei Senate usually feels a more genuine th. over the ground."—Lord Ponsooby The young ladles of the Literary. c*nnon. —L*vw uoya George. “e The governor and the legislature ren*e of responsibility toward tlie ftreret.rv nL2 fuT guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thid |Reform Club wish to extend their ! Thad Craig. Craig th.7 % Said "Thou shalt pay." tlie public Whole public than the House does - *t' ,l‘d r'—w.i, ,i gcrald claims that all the changes S. H. Nevins of Kalamazoo spent sincere thank* to the newly organ. through the mute eloquence of mas* Battle Creek Moon-Journal required to bring n,i. this document up the week end wt'h his sister, Mrs. ized Pink Ribbon Club of Nashville. । a inaction sold "We shall not pay. ' | to date can be covered in four J. W. McLeod who so pleasantly entertained them Former Governor Wilber M amendments; and Mr. Fitzgerald ' Constitutional law. we presume, is Mrs. Minnie Harrison, who has at the organization of their first ’ Brucker is quoted a* saying. "Let’s ___________ ■ha* already had more experience in been spending a part of the winter meeting —* on Saturday of last week. on thc side of tne governor and the: ™ p““u«, here with her sister. Mrs. Harry After an earnest appeal from the legislature. But the real powfr of Walldorff. left Saturday for Adrian President, seventeen young ladles AN ARCHAIC SYSTEM. final authority 1* on the side of the where site has accepted a position came forward signed the pledge and can^’^H^Xon^’ ^N^t^ly I “^rwila1?1 ete^ttoS '£hl™ as matron of thc hospital there ■ Dillingers la latest escape from an public. donned the Pink Ribbon May suc­ cess ever attend their efforts in the would like to see Republicans clean ».h . 5.!! “ f Indiana prison demonstrates the Inwork of Temperance and Reform. These are Interesting times we're adequacy of ot our o present law enTWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY Aaron Clark and John Carve th of set-up in a rather start- living in. Events of world import­ C. M Van Riper. Stale Deputy Oil Middleville will speak at Union Hall ... 'inspector, of Hanford, was in the ance come and go so quickly that manner. for the clean man I’m through. In !.cl th, pravni kovcnwr »I !SH2!!r1S5dtLHtoj5,"tU*?!' U“ cm Temperance next Sabbath after­ noon at three o'clock. Turn out IThoBmost dangerous criminal in one cant begin to grasp the signifi­ lending my aid to men whose only . rcn ----— C.-'S'YT 1 nl ilnWw 1 Bccldctil’lw In which Will Marlin oblrel In netllns unto u Io «r»b all JJJ" u’ rather consi.ti-ht vlnluinr ^*.5 ol’u.oar ’oU everybody. Ainerica was entrusted to thc care of cance of what is happening. It • -- ------------------------- — The Republican city committee i they can out of it for themselves u,e su,tc “»»• "p refused to file sUtVe sheriff whose only qualification would be interesting to be on this and some naiiKers-on . .. .. , . , will meet on Thursday evening at That goes ।nn ac°ouht of his campaign cx- S MU* Charlotte Mannl. ant of the p^t Mven o.dock M p<.r noUce. about two hundred years from tlie top lo thc bottom and I !*"*«• ijj- y*1lv“$d earth remove a was that her husband had been ceriaui vuiciai vnen me scnaia reI ? ! n C *, ty , and it is expected that every memOne 1931 MODEL A FORD PANEL hente and learn what historians am stating it now because the time pprtaln ofl,cta.1 when ,ho wnaU killed while holding down the same fused to confirm her appointment. „ t°.,hCr.25OTC S Orantl Hapids wln prftscnt. DELIVERY at only iiavte to say of the present 1»V ta aui.n: when SSSta'uTBSTS" Moni., ieplh hiS . . .. .. . Mnnnnv hv b, thethe de.ith nf « hfrta father Mfloe No doubt many other sheriffs wUl be coming around seeking votes! who h«d •*«" ln P°°r llpallh , sre elected for equally sentimental eraOne 1932 M.ODEL B, 4-cylinder for county office*.—Thomas Con I in i000 *’^ bond issue on the >tate with- । TUDOR at only-___________________ < W Crystal Falls Diamond Drill l°ui 010 «nclton of qualified voters and victor Hilbert and A WORD OF APPRECIATION. How can the governor expect the i „ x~ ,,',p ■•}"*’««« ” ,‘ a.utBRIEF ! ptrience to train a man to fill the OBSERVATIONS. One MODEL A 1929 FORD TUDOR OfWonder how many people in IhU WHERE BAD BOYS WORSE ■»>»>le of this elwte i„ M l»« Otar,iberills job efficiently. Usually in good condition, at only__________I tw community really appreciate what « * .Si’lhJuwm hu'SS?"Mr “d V|'“M M'ble '>■' <«> ’’One of Uic best recipes for suc­ about the time a sheriff has ac. . Mrs. .. ---------- Collins ... the fire squad was up against tn St. Johns boy was returned to his oi me iaw on ni* pan<■ sir. uomsvocx Mr. and George and. cess that I've come across is to keep One 1926 MODEL T TUDOR guired sufficient knowledge to func­ home from the Vocational School • Mussolini nor I* he governi other folk good-tempered and hap­ subduing thc blaze that damaged at Lansing Certain men took an in-11™ ln 1,al> Pe,,ille °r Michigan, [children of Grand Rapids spent the now only tion properly, he's put out of office first of the week wllh Mr and Mrs. py "—Sir Harry Lauder. the Hastings City Bank? Prom eight icrca-. terest 111 In this little enup chap nnu and nc he wa* was / ’1” PXl*S to;i — uus nme ---------t Useir —* - chief executive — — - — by voters on the ground* that "he One 1925 MODEL T TUDOR o'clock until long past midnight, thc e<*vv>u< "Tlie tiling to do is step up. hit aged iu hu Atiuigiiv. A icw|— ' OTcwr«irt .0 m xiraMM ire j J"™ u,[ “ tn “ “ < Ut ' “ “ «► | ik. had tlie job long enough, let's Beatrice Carruthers who is —u. ago — ... he "snitched" ..a small —„ lion. t,on _ _ _ !„undi,« m Ywinir Nonnoi each Job as hard as you can. and men "ate" smoke and sloshed about weeks now only____________________________ lhe somebody el*e a chance at the sum ot money and he is back at tlie | in waler with thc thermometer well There b no xccounlinx lor the ““ *?'!.“V"1-?.'? p"’ leave the rest to the other fellow.” money." Tlie same thing Is true m lan*ing institution Superintendent । tnoner ol Uxte. Down In Florid. —Bruce Barton. Dr “J ,“j™?'™ below the zero mark. Some of lhe Robert Marsh would like to find a F lesser degree of deputies who us•"<> JR* Will Vertale ond fellows literally had their clothe* suitable home far this boy—he in­ thee .moke r.Ulle m.ke «« over . , "Btudnes* men and politicians do hickory Are .nd conxlder the pro-| Sf""”"’ RaI>- not change their methods as soon oally go out .of office when a new lad. is .... not — bad—---------merely the frozen right to their backs. Most of sist* the .. ... sheriff conics in. The woman sheriff thc men have regular Jobs during victim of a bad home environment duel del,clous; cxlllomtou .ro be- '*■ «“““ »f «' »™1 «” as they see the handwriting on thc ginning lo nibble at . bread made klpl!r™ 81Mon Tuesday and Wed- wall; they must also see It sin the M Indiana is not to be criticized too ,i.« ... ■- This-week two other older St-Johns tl.e daytime and work on the dewho torine.ly &IX,nl tlme from seaweed flour; a Chinaman severely site is thc victim of an Mb* Katherine Ironside spent ceiling, the floor, the garage and the shark’s partmenl UV.B...U.VO constitutes .A,,extra .wu.u hours. ftt hi i the I)P Vocational vocational tscnvxn Scliool nave have con- considers .......... “ fin one of the best’ And your old battery. Including Sales Tax week end with friends in Lan- furniture.’’—L. W. Droeger. ■tchalc system Probably the aver­ Fortunately wc don't need the fire fessed to a senes of theft* and of Korxl In,ats; Japanese cat fish the . attended a nartv at the M break-ins Former Warden Sfiean of |raw; most people who have Uie|«"g party at tne M age man sheriff would have done no A -• ana Mwnaea a ..... j "Radio depersonalizes music; the equipment often around here but better. She took the precaution to the Ionia Reformatory has told us when wc do we re fortunate to have that many of hl* young vconvicts »>» w.mi appoint special guards but these a gang like this ready to answer the were graduates oHhe'l^lngVoca* daughter. Mrs Minnie Farr, of losl ~Slr Th»maa_B<*chman. purds couldn't have been very well alarm. tional school It is a pretty well | Prairieville. '■ "There is growing up in Mexico a trained for the Job because one of established fact that prison* in communal, not communistic, civili­ Employees ot the Hastings City Michigan art post-graduate schools! them broke all Jail regulations by | THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY carrying In a revolver to a cell and { Frank Robards, of Hillsdale, spe­ zation which may last a long time ’ THE LIGHT of - Newton D. Baker, ex-secretary of " Duunucr. totoc„ „ ,te UmJng al cial agent for the post office depart­ War understanding, hu­ General and Corduroy Tires and Accessories ment, was in the city Tuesday Mr fake pistol. a(|cr tjje Pc(Jp].c are ___________ _______ _ ____ «... .. won. lcjwt #n chance________ to straighten! mility kindlelh and ■ Robards had but recently returned "I have had many opportunities to We can see no reason in the near dering how they did it PoMlbly a out these youngster* youngsters and influence pride covcreth. — Jfrom Delton, where he inspected help otlier people over hard places. Recent ob­ IMun why th, Oil« ol NrertH exir. hours vohiourUy Shen them to "Ko straight." " ST several proposed rural routes, which This Joy. the Joy of kindness, is in Quarles. servation of John* graduate* >n..... ...it. . of St. Johns graduates inhe expects will soon be put In op­ a way the greatest thing in life, for Xhould not be done away with ... cn- but not strictly. authorized by the aiservauon cat«ii it is aStplace where bad boys eration ■ it la always within reach of every­ tttly. The equivalent amount of NRA is a port of the answer. ---------------------for grow worse ThL- is discouraging, f Mis* Pearl Jackson and Ntr J D. one."—Dr. Wilfred Grenfell. money could much better be spent a boy embarked upon a life of crime Karrcll of Grand Rapid* wbre lhe is an expensive person—each one in maintaining an expanded force "Sharing is the great and impcraTHAT REARING POND. guCsU ot Mr and Mrs Robert ' cnsta v.»u» the ine taxpayers laAuayci: thousands ■ live need of our time. An unshared of trained slate police. i Burch over Sunday. Unless the unexpected happere. dollars - Schuyler C-.".-,kr Marshall, St The Misses Ethel and Callie Mills life Is not giving He who shares . . . Barry county will be in possession of Johns. Republican-News, greatens — ills life. Rabbi Stephen went to Newberry Monday, where ------------— ”—a fish-rearing pond by June of this THE CHAIN. they have accepted position* In thc 8- Wls* °f New York. HOW LONG WILL I LIVE?" This is a development that asylum -----------------------------------What is it that causes war—Fuui- year. . ... . ... *• vi M»,c. uic nerve tr, maV* nerve to make the first gulp can Mr and Mrs. Ed Woodard left __________________ ..., ihou,d ha'T bcrn undertaken long experts, you may reasonably expect {JSkac^hre .... - —-.-B a for tjrdiplomacy. a scramble for power. 1 for Organ, New Mexico Tuesday, fear, jealousy, social agitation, mill,nd u “°w madc P°“lblc only to live 34 years longer Wc won’t1 o„terJ ^cr ln oysters; over in the tropics they eat where they will make their future through the CWA. """ Ur, dlwu. luu, ArcudUB "S I“ a fruit saturated -.u. with nywwen hydrogen .u.*ul- 1 home. r.;.,. H. SUnond.. dstu.iuKM « “• “ «™“ ">» Most tourist* and resorters arc JS, “’,,1“ rXb", b, ; Mr and Mrs EL Wright ot hittorial and student of world al- l’rct,>' favorably lm|»resscd wllh Uw drwn a bit and taking life cas- open cesspool; in thc Malay penin­ Kalamazoo visited friends in this sula native* cat insect wings fried lakelands here as prospective build- irr. we might lack on a few in oil a* a special delicacy; the . ------ ,. Mrs Jas Walden and son arc in who make conflict with other folk ing sites: not always so favorably >e»fs W”’ Wc have oil known mm French consider cooked snails very Rock Stream. N. Y.. visiting friends impressed with the fishing Ye: “r *0,"’n *ho 'hould have hvrd toothsome In fact some of the pc- and - ■ relatives inevitable by in*i»ting without com­ * the age ol 75 Who die at 50 and al- cuiiar foods one finds are so revolting Will Hitclicock left for Dowagiac promise upon What they consider to t,KS4‘ 44nu‘ *“ke.s used to be topto a western palate that wc hesitate Monday where he luu accepted a be their "right-” Mr Sinrmds finds no,ch ,n thw Cvmtmuai to set them down here Incidentally. position profu* Uiustratums of hl* conten- <uhlnl-' combined with inadequate Mrs Patterson of Vermontville fried tea grounds as n special fa- spent Sunday with Mrs. A. D May­ Uon in lhe present trend of nalkMu. »«*• >»«*'»* have gradually depleted vdr to particular friends our own nard. The French people, for example. thp bfcCs u“n' personal selection of all the fine timers" desire peace but insist on a suaran- "old timers ’ who know where the mi IhciM- who surprised you by living FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. tee ot their .security German* want good K"‘M' fishing hole* are located. Of on to 80 when everyone said they sampled would be .good roost beef. H B Andrus and J C. Ketchum peace but are passionate in their ,B,< MMllC "‘tempt has been made lu wouldn t get )m*i the 30-iear mile- /well done, and Juicy attended thc Eaton County Teach­ ers’ Association Saturday morning. demand for a revision of the Treaty restock a lew of the larger lake*, tlw No matter how tong you live life The general impression i* that —Nashville items. of Versailles. The British people de­ i. good today Some men live more I new instrument* of destruction sire peace but arc deter mined to re­ demonstrating what can be dune in in » week than others do in a make modern warfare destructive deuce* will be built in Hastings this with month, one who live* m thb glor- |beyond reason But analysts quoting slicing fuse all commitment* aiucli might t^PfG. Now. Among the prospective tow* era Rets more of a year'* living jofficial figures and statistics have apek them into the vortex of an- rcarU,S 'u»plyuig from five to than . some formerly au did ... in a decade ,!■<>» (o me conclusion that thc other war on thc continent. France *eren hundred thousand Ikigcrling —Dick Baldwin Northville Record | great World war was one of thc saf­ airplane bomb and poison gas has each year tor Barry county cannot agree to a revblon of , tlie est ever fought. A smaller percent- been grossly over-estimated, statis­ exclusively fishing as a sport Versailles Treaty aithout tmpairmj lakes 1 CONSIDER THE HAMMER age of thoac engaged were killed, ticians believe Japanese airmen, for wounded or died of sickness than in example rained 6.000 pounds of her present security. Th* the ’will be definitely on UW upgrade H keeps it* head any other conflict in history. At bombs on a wooden observation tow­ Within a few years our lakes French people will not tolerate. A* a It docsn t fly off the handle Gettysburg, tor example, the Union er near Shanghai on which Chinese oomprotr.be the French will agree 'sltould prov ide a* goovi fishing It keep* pounding away * were rperched without one army lost one man out ot each 87gunners ----------- ------------------ ---------as any in the stale It finds thc point, then drives It men during each day of the battle; knocking It down; the United States to a revision providing Ute lead- grounds 1 home 600-pound bombs svere were at Bunker Hili lhe British last one army found £00-pottnd ing powers of the world will guaran­ It look* at thc other side, loo; not sufficient to break a condemned THE ANSWER IS—NOf tee to protect her present border* in and thu* often clinches the matter 70,000 Ramans out of an army of bridge in North Carolina; finally Can Michigan afford a $35 000.000 case of Invation. But with the Brit­ It make* mistakes, but wlwn it 76.000 lay dead on the field after 1.100-pound bombs had to be used. ish people re!using to make commit- 1bridge across the Straits of Mackithe battle of Cannae; In the fierce Even tlie largest of bombs falling It is the only knocker in the world fighting of the Meuse-Argonne In near a .modern sleel-and-concrete menu which might embroil them in . nuc? that doc* any good—Cliet Howell which Americans were engaged, „„ one structure would do only local dam­ another war. the keystone in thc „ Chesaning Argus soldier out of 1.000 was killed per day »se In afi the raids on London durThe W«Mlv, area acmxutol b, Prxue, 6l“‘"ky ““ The Revolutionary hero who was mg four years of World war the lo­ u BUMtas. PMpl, w th, ‘U..UM T" T U"' SU"’ l"“b’ cant toned not to fire until "you can number of persons killed was leas States, too. desire peace but like the "“*"**** see the whites of their eyes" killed vliasi half lhe number killed by trafniore of the enemy with ten bullets ‘Ac In the year 1938 In regard to NEWS GLEANINGS. Briliut they insist upon their right tlcians in lhe world alter all. than the modem soldier can with l>ol*on gas. it takes 300 pounds of to remain lotcver free of "foreign World and Cars. 10000 During the World war 28.000 phosgene, tone of t,he deadliest! The number of automobiles rifle and machine gun bullets were evenly distributed to gas an area 100 mm.- v,r.« M.W. throughout thc world averages one fired for each soldier killed. In thc yards square. Il would take 2».one canirx place the linger of 0 or car to every 66 person*. In thc A Franco-German war of 1870 . 80 000.000 pound* to cover a city the blame on any one nation, certain* new flail which stretches like United Btatcs tliere is one to every round* of ammunition were required slxe of New York and would re­ . ! ■ ■ ly one can t criUdze France for de- eUtUc hM discovered in a five persons. to kill a soldier: In the Russian- quire a fleet of 14.000 airplanes mandlng security', nor Germany for -*BuU rtver British Honduras, Japanese war. the number had each loaded with 2.000 pounds. At 400 000^)00 ton* of salt tn solution demanding a revistoo of the Ver- New’ indwtB-Punch. Jumped to 150 rounds and in thc present there are not 1.400 such air­ isjhe estimated content ol lhe World war. 860. Genghis Kahn, lhe planes in lhe world and even If sallies Treaty, nor Great Britain fur Great Salt Lake. A feminist leader predicts that tlie greatest conqueror who ever lived, there was it would take a fleet of refusing to accept continental corn- ( Dramatic censorship was so severe slaughtered more than eighteen mH-,3*0 airplane carriers to servtoe mitmcnU. nor the United BUtes for 'day will come when women will be getting men’s wages A* though they In Vienna in the early part of lhe lion during 12 years of sporadic war. them and an airplane carrier U one nineteenth century that stage lovers As man increases the destructive- of the most vulnerable of war craft, ct this tangle is a martial parade. don't do that very thing every Sat­ were prevented from appearing in a ness of weapons, he also Increases Gas la a weapon of limited use and ' urdsy night.—Roanoke Tunc*. scene unless -ccnmixuiied by a U>e effectiveness of hl* stlf-dtfensc of all tbs varieties used in Mw Wancc, unable to obtain a guarantee Soldiers of-the World war were World war only twelve have been chaperon. ' of aecurity by diplomacy. 1*attemptThe modern equivalent of the given belter ration*, better medical retained a* practical Thc prospect tug to insure it tlirougli armament; camels difficult passage through a $1J00 p$r mile 1* the estimated cost care and better protection from the of a fleet ot small, fail aircraft wlpOgnuaid. unable u>get a rrviawu of needle s eye u traffic through a bot- of illuminating rural highways suf­ eneiuy Uian in any oilier war.In lib- ing out a vast metropolis by a tew well-ulsced bomba, fortunatelv I* a Uie Verndiu- Treaty by negotiation, tie-neck street -Arkansas Oaxeite. ficiently to permit an automobile to torv. be driven with dimmed headlights. Even lhe destructive force of Um matter for the very remote futufli. Jj.s'a’ .ma, t. .««■ “> « - TKhl National Bank of Hastings -- . ««« ■ “jg-is1 'sas'sj'x “ ------------------------- xrsr®" ’“h h"" P^u “T«>- We Still Have A Few GOOD II USED CARS STmd£.X. at VERY LOW Prices! New Bargaine Every Week ! 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MARCH 7, 1934 !“THE VIRGINIAN" CAST Social Events and Personal Mention BEGINS REHEARSALS Novel Scenic Effects Being Constructed for This In { Production gSKBHHKHl i Legion LjlMr WOODLAND. m^NiethMi«r 'nit Activities' !■■■■■■■*■■■■■■■■■ Helpful Suggestions '----------------------- *----- , .v ■ .igT-«as=aga and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A BEEF ITEW OF DISTINCTION. I Niethamer of Woodland. Mr. and 2 pounds chuck beef. ' On Wednesday of last week, Mrs. jjj&gc Rising and son of West F. C. Parker was in Lansing on Mr. and Mra. Julius Cran* of East Mr and Mrs. Hubert Cook were Harry Waters was hostess to the WoodUnd. Ur and Mn Forrest ■ Tuesday 1 Caledonia were Saturday guests of Grand Rapid* on Saturday. Members of “^he Virginian" cast. American Legion Auxiliary Sewing IlobcrU 8 small white onion*. Mulr LaVerne Roberts 8. J. Amer ta In ‘Grind Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Dan I^wta. John Brnndstelter and next offering of the Hasting* Civic Club. After the pot ludc luncheon, i of Uke 6 medium-sized potatoes. wd Mr and 1 small bunch celery. for a couple of days on business. | Mr. and Mrs- Roy Randall ot daughter. Mra Nina Boyle, of Milo > Plajm. together with other* who !!!?. l“,kUkrwed..(Or Olta.r Robert* and children of North । Hartley Finstrom was home from Grand Rapid* visited Mr. and Mrs. visited Mrs. Nettie Hyde Tuesday. are assisting met at the High school Billet. They will meet again thta Woodland were guests of Mr. and 1 2 tablespoon* minced parsley. 1 1-2 teaspoon* salt. East Lanalag over the week end Robert Burch on Wednesday Mla3 Arloa Johncock and Cleo El- Tuesday evening to commence rc- ••eek Friday. March 9 at the home*M„ Oeo of Norlh Wooa. Pepper. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cran* and linger ot Plainwell spent the week hears*!*. “ • of Mrs Edw Downs to fintah the land and hel d ceUbraU Ule । Have tlie meat cut into small family ot East Caledonia visited Mr. end with Mr. and Mrs. Roeell 8tanOwen Wister wrote hta epic of the sewing and tie a comfortable. All1 birthday. the city on Monday on business. I piece*, about 2 Uiches aero**. Wipe and Mr*. Dan Lewis on Monday. ton. 1i Wyoming cattle country from which S^t^kT^h^Jo^Jill1^' Mr Mr’ Pr,ink Kilpatrick 'wfthl dt^ip *lnth cioto~iS>^'ta» kgul Mr. and Mr*. R. K. Hurd visited with a damn llrnwn In a ’irat* Count Alfred Von Niezychowskl the play ha* been adapted long be- rewd m one o'clock ™ iind (am“y wcre «ucsU Mrs.।Ue containing hot lard. Add boiling! relatives in charlotte on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Larsen and family visited Mr and Mrs Theo- 'of Detroit was thc guest of Mr. and tore lhe ••western" type of thrlUer A handkerchief shower for the F,u,ir'r °r Lam,n« Sunday, water and cook gently Forty-five j Mr*. A. D. McDonald while tn the became popular. FoUowlng hta rovisiting friends in Detroit thia week. dore Kilmer of Lansing on Bunday. clty on Monday and Tuesday. mantle story ckwely. the stage ver- Billet will also be given and mem-1 Mr and Mrs. Raymond Faul “d ^n^^fw^ingaddthe vege- ; Paul J Van Antwerp of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Matthew* of ' are asked to send their dona-1 Henry Faul were Sunday guests of tab,8f- Rlve carrots cut in Mr. and Mrs Marshall Miller, and **«• "The Virginian'' 1* not to be bers‘u u““ C»S: MU.., oLto ol lowhwu. ploc«< unlou I hoy was in tha city on Monday on busl- Grand Rapids were In Hastings , hl* mother of Shelbyville, and classed with the blood and thunder over the week end, visiting txtands. «n*R nu^ineh sUcka Serve' oa^ daughter. Hilda, and husband ot melodrama of the u*ual cowboy- meeting and bring IL Quite a num- Lansing. Mrs. George Hicks of Lansing — Dr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson of ( near Doster spent Saturday with Mr variety Dustin Farnum rode to fame ber of handkerchiefs were made' Mr and Mm. Ed, Covey of Gobles If*‘cr’’lA was In the city Saturday on bust- Ann Arbor visited their mother. Mrs. 2rr and Mrs Bert Tinkler lhe title role of this play back In from the cloth left from M>me of lhe and Mrj. James Lugar and daugh- jh®^ nes*. Eliza Johnson, of this city on Thurs­ tter. Margery, of Kendall spent<ne £Xkta County Clerk T. 8 K. Reid and 10O<’ •«“> f™nk Campau won the garments made by the ladies around ,l it.- 8P Sprinkle with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Branch have day. The Fourth Dtatriot Birthday week end with Mr and Mrs. Clyde (ranged n*wl >round nnkle * dlh Maurice Foreman were in Luke distinction of being "the world * returned from a bpslness trip to ----------- — minced parsley. Thicken the liquid Mr. and Mrs. Milo DeVries and Odessa Monday evening attending b®61 bad man" playing the part of party at the Veterans' hospital at ,. ., Detroit. r ,, „ J 'for gravy and serve separately family were Sunday guests ot Mr. Camp Custer will be on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs F E Border called1 If desired, twelve minutes before Mrs. Maude W. Smith and Mrs. and Mrs. J. Dornbush of Grand the American Legion meeting and Trampa* Commercial club banquet, both upWhile the actor* are busy with re- March 14. Those wtu> plan on go­ on their daughter, MU* Winifred thc sU.w j* to be served, dumpling* Mabel Clark were In Lansing on Rapids. ing. please notify Mrs Harry Wa­ Border, of East Lansing Friday. pcarlng on the program. hearsal. another group is engaged in |may be dropped from a spoon Into Saturday. 1 Miss Olive Clark ot Grand Rapids Mesdames Leon Tolhurst. Keith constructing the scenic effect* to be ters. phone 2669. not later than Sat­ Mr. and Mrs. Russell McLachlan was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tor­ Don Shorno of Olivet College the stew. If so. allow them to rest J. M. Townsend. Edw Van ,,se<1 during the four acta. Two drop urday If possible as reservations for ot Detroit were guests of Mrs. Mae res', B. Lane and family over the Fuller. Popering and Ida McCoy were In' curtains arc being painted, a ranch *• luncheon must be made in advance. spent the week end with his pur-1 on the vegetables rather than dropN Treib Friday. week end. ents. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Shorno, ping them into the liquid. Tlie house is being built, the wilderness Il is hoped there may be a good • Grand Rapid.* Friday. (TT*HE DAY before j Pierson Mcrlau and two sons of Mr. and Mrs. E C. Sackrider of and attended the basket bail tour- stew kettle must t>e kept covered Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sigler and of Horaethlef Pa** Is being con­ representation from Hastings. Coldwater were Sunday guests of East Lansing were over Sunday I tightly while the dumplings .arc beEasier is a poor J Mrs. Adclbert Cortright and Mrs nament here. Miss Nelson of Baltic Cree . • v.-crc structed so that actors may enter | Ing steamed. Mrs. Nettle Hydc. guest* of Hon. and Mrs. John C. at a high pjlnt in lhe rear and come Thon. Johnston are in charge of thc Nine couples surprised Mrs Rob­ guests of Mrs. Mae Treib and Mra. Effie Biddle Is In Grand KCD?“winifred McLravy and Mrs. Tt^r ■time to buy a hat. Buy 4 down the rough, reeky wall to the social hour for the next meeting of ert Born Saturday evening, the oc-1 SPANISH GUI8ADO. Rapids caring for her daughter. campthr at the front of thc stage, the Auxiliary on Thursday night, caslon being her birthday. Bridget Mr. and Mrs Thomas Johnston Tillie McLaughlin of Grand Rapid* Mr “ nd now—when stocks are J Miss Vivian Biddle. <A Favorite Span Uh Slew) and a side street In an old western March 15. The attendance lias been was played and later refreshments Mr*. George Wyblnea went to were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. motored to St Johns Saturday and town U being reproduced. 2 pounds chuck or neck of beef. increasing and all enjoy the social were served which were provided by attended lhe funeral of Mr Johns­ complete and you have J Traverse City on Tuesday for a John McLravy. 1-3 cup olive oil. or butter. ( hour also. vLnlt with relatives. ' I. L. Boyes and David Boyes were ton'* cousin. Frank Burley 3 small onions, chopped. a belter chance to get Mr. and Mrs Welby Crockford Mrs. Frank Hoes was called to HEARD MISS MAR­ Mr and Mp Earl Boyes and Mar­ in Grand Rapids Monday. The lat­ 2 tablespoon* chopped parsky. SOUTH BOWNE. and daughter. Janice, and Mr. and jorie were guest* of Grand Rapids ter'a wife and Mrs. R. K- Hurd ac- Lansing Sunday by thc illness of her 1 dove garlic. thc hat you want. GARET SLATTERY .sister. Mrs. Clara Fausey, who Mr and Mrs. Roy Heaven, son. Mrs. V. K. Brumm of Nashville were friends on Sunday, . 0 |>outoes cubed or cut into balls. “w*2S M™ R»y B. Moor* o(!^Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al ­ Milton. and Elwin Klne -jf Clarks ­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lutts of Al­ 3 green peppers. cut into strips. Sunday Mr. and Mrs Thirty Hasting* Young Peo­ ville were Sunday callers at the C. fred Higdon of Grand Rapids. Bob, Bundav guests miest* of Mr legan visited Mr and Mrs. David Battle Creek were Sunday guest* of 2 teaspoons salt. The 1934 spring hat Carl Finstrom were Mr and Mrs June and Jack. Crockford spent the M. Benedict home. Boyes on Thursday Mrs. Eunice Moore, who is ill. and ple Attended Meeting in 1-8 teaspoon pdfiper. Andrew Kemp of Baltic Creek and Rev and Mrs E M Roush and day with their cousins. Ardis and is narrower in the brim Lorman Zerbel of Stuart Lake Miss Anna Johnson Flour to thicken. Grand Rapids son Melvin of Carson City called Dick Brumin of Nashville. was the guest of Donald Wldrig Mr. and Mr*. Jas. Bristol. Steven 'Jack and Charles Beaumont of Bay Put the olive oil. chopped onions, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and —crown is about the About thirty young people of the at the Will Mishler home Sunday Bristol. Mrs. R. W. Cook and Miss City. ' parsley, and garlic into the stew, son, Morgan, spent the week end Mrs. Hazel Kruko of Jackson has Methodist church went to Grand afternoon Mrs. Sophia Haas of Allegan visit­ Constance Cook were in Grand kettle and cook slowly until the1 same height as last returned lother home after spending Rapid* Sunday afternoon to hear Little Norval Thaler spent Wed­ with relative* in Paw Paw. The । onion is a golden brown. Remove the ed Mrs. Mae Tjeib and daughters Rapid* on Saturday. former's mother. Mrs. A. V. Morten, the week with her sisters. Mrs nesday at the home of his unde Miss Margaret Slattery, who spoke ' garlic, add the meat cut Into pieces Thursday and Friday. R. M- Lamble visited hta sister. year. Mrs Agnes Fisher visited Mr. and Mrs Mary Davtaon. of Romeo part James Crcglow and Mrs. Frank nt the First Methodir.1 church at an and aunt, Mr and Mrs. Wil) Mish­ who has been visiting here for two I about 2 inches across, and cook unPender. weeks, returned to her home tn Paw ler. while hta parent.* were In intcrdenominatranal meeting The Mrs Karl Johnson and family ot of last week, going Wednesday and | til tlie cube* ot the meat are Paw with them. Mrs. Lyman Johnson left Satur­ Hastings young folks were grcatly Grand Rapids on business Buttle Creek on Bunday. returning Friday night He also ; browned on all sides. Add the salt. Colors are attractive Mr and Mrs. George Leecc ate Mrs. F. W Stebbins and Miss called on relative* at Rochester. day for Ann Artx>r to visit her interested in her and her message shades of brown, blue Marjorie Stebbins were Grand Rap­ Pontiac and Flint. Mrs. Davison Is daughter. Mis* Doris and aon, Hol­ which uas especially for young peo­ looking after the work at the An­ mi J Rrtl Bnd slnunor Ior one hour Then add drew Blough home since their de­ , ( ids visitors on Saturday. seriously 111 at thc home of her son. lis Johnson. She will also visit Mrs pleC. L- LaValley of Detroit and gray. Young men parture Wednesday to the home of Mlt»< ELLANEOVS SHOWER. their daughter. Mrs. Rolland Nel­ will want blue—it’s the on Friday to assist in tlie care of Fourteen guests were entertained son. of Sliipsliewanee. Indiana. Th* rin« r nutria Idonc nnd 11,6 *• tender. Thick- I H T5^nTb«n the liquid, for each cup of liquid' her mother. Mrs John Robinson by Mrs Harn Bush on Thursday Clarence Van Patten's have » n fashionable color this wtio is seriously sick al the home of evening complimentary to Mrs. A. G. moved onto the J. B. Wolf farm re­ m-d 3^ oi •nSSii- dniSlht !itlr ln Uble»poon flour mixed with her daughter. Mrs Sol Stanton . Whittum 'Martha Gardner>, a re- cently vacated by Galen Overholt. year. Mrs, T N- Knopf and baby and cent brltlc The lionor guest was Mrs Harod Rosenberger and son. sa and Woodland won with a score 1 BEtF ADAPTED TO her brother. James Fennell, were presented with a lovely ml.scellan- Marvtn Harold, of Freeport called The Woodland girls OVEN-COOKED MEAL. iii South Haven over the week end eous shower Three tables of hearts on Mrs Harold Yoder Saturday of 21 to 35 Prices arc $3.50 to $5.00 | played Middleville ------girls. Il* was a - •On there seems to be anto see their mother. Mrs H M were played. Mrs. Clare Johnson. evening. t• — -i —«days —z- when —— —---------- -------------prrltlnt? cram* 1 -■ number■ of things • •---*-save---Goldsmith, who is seriously sick . W H Pardee recently received a VCD'v-rrv exciting game andnnH theythru had hod I endless to• do. j for Hats of excellent Mrs R. . A Gardner and... Mrs Raysmall sack of walnut* from thc old *° Play overtime. Woodland girls1 yourself lime by having a dinner) Mrs Harry Waters. Mrs Ertw " mond Bolton winning the scores quality Downs. Mrs. ------ Donald ------- Smclkcr ------------ and Lovely refreshments were served Thomas Jefferson homestead in I winning with a score of IB to 14. On cooked entirely In tlie oven. All you Virginia They were sent for plant- (Yrlday night. March 2. Woodland need to do Is pul the food in *thc Miss Erma Waters were In Battle by the hastens. Creek Saturday and were dinner ------mg. boys played Caledonia. Woodland 'oven, set the temperature correctly.. BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mr and Mrs will Mishler and i J051 *,th “ of 29 to 32. Port-' and forget about thc dinner, for it guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leins. .. A delightful birthday ,, party In daughter. Gwendolyn, attended the ;mnd boys also played Middleville. । cooks itself with little or no watch­ The Rev and Mrs L. L. Dewey . honor of Mrs Mabie Bennett and wedding of Mrs Mishler's niece, j Portland won wllh a score of 30 to ing. You can then turn your atten.... Nona ..— Thaler, to Mr BaRU were in Grand Rapid* on Monday daught: Neva was held on Sunday Miss Bast 15. On the last night. Saturday.; tion to the other thing.* to be done. Clothing and Shoaa 4 “*l", ---™ 5f“.rc.h 3; ------------por.u,md------------------played Caledonia, attending a meeting of thc Gran . Sixteen jiao-vii of Uielr near relatives Thompson of Pontiac Sunday aft---------- i Beef, especially the cute which For Men and Boys j lathered at their home bringing a emoon «t the home of thc tsrirte» Caledonia winning with a score of" need long, slow cooking, are well Y. W C. A . Miss Margaret Slattery ,X)l |uc|t vOfmr.r dinner and all having a parent*. Mr. and Mrs. to 13. -,ii h.ii'inu ., | iv.rf.ni, vtr .nnd v<r« John Tzvim Thaler. •T’Huiafr ' ^1 21 to 13 Caledonia wiv. declart-d .adapted to the oven cooked meal. HASTINGS MICHIGAN being the speaker. i;ojd time. All wish them both inanv Wc extend heartlrtt congratulations i winner of the Class C Tournament STUFFED FLANK STEAK. to thc newly-weds I Beverly Plants has been 111 Merle F cook, formerly of Has- nl0re happy birthdays. 1 flank steak. Mrs Harry Cramer is sufferim; and confined to her home thta past tings, ta being hospitalized nt the -------1 cup soft bread crumbs. BIRTHDAY PARTY. with a very severe attack of laryn-1w<*k, ,, „ „ American Ix'gion hospital at Battle Cut thc beef chuck Into 4 tablespoons bacon drippings. I Mr. and Mrs. Fay C Wing were Creek for tuberculosta and also sinOn Wednesday of this week Mrs* gitls. 1 tablespoon minced onion. derwent an operation enme week* Wm Olney. 318 South Broadway, ' -<!rs. Arthur Declair and son. <u“tt of Mr and Mr‘ G®0 Goode1 tablespoon chopped parsley or salt and pepper and dust with fl of Sebcwa Sunday. ago. He ta well on tht way to re- gave a luncheon in honor of Nirs. F. Fred. of South Boston called on Mra. Heat the bur n drippings and bn I The ladies ot the Methodist celery tops. covery. Marvyn Sage, whovc birthday oc- Jennie Pardee Wednesday 1 tablespoon chopped green pep­ thc piece* of meat on all side* b Edith Cramer was absent frotnlchu«:h £lub No. 1 will serve supper Mr. and Mrs F L Bauer. Mrs curred on that day Nine ladies v.-cre Then transfer it to a casserole d church Wednesday. March 7 pers. Emma 8. Evans nnd Mrs ArchU- present. The afternoon was pleas- ichool Monday on account of ill- at Add the carrel, onion, t'”n*tn-*>. 1 beaten egg. Thc Republican caucus was held McCoy wcre in Kalamazoo Monday antly spent with music and visiting, naM. 1 teaspoon salt. bay-leaf and season with salt , Adrian urunicr Cramer reiurnra relumed nomc home I. [he town hall -------Monday afternoon, attending thc funeral of Mtaa Lyte -— _ - - --..................... Aurian —r — . .............. tlie past Mnrrl* ;>cpper. Ocver and bake in a nux Pepper. POT LUCK BRIDGE CLUB. | Sunday after spending March s5. TH* The rn1lziu*ln* following u.-nrn were „nomlMartinson, daughter of Mr ate oven <350 degrees F.l until d Mr and Mrs Floyd Gaskell. 314 week In Grand Rapids. | nated for election; Supervisor. Glen I Flour. and Mrs. Harry L. Martinson Mr muiuoh; I Select a good sized flank steak, „ . ---------------J -------------------clerk. T. C. Muntan-I Martiivnn 1* Most Worthy Past s Broadway, entertained their pot I Frank Walton was in Grand, Wotring: highway Have It scored in crisscross fashion baked potatoes. treasurer. Agnes Leffler; h! Patron of the O. E S- slate of luck bridge club on Thursday cvc- Rapids on business Monday. —; board nt the market. Season it with salt Bernice Walton spent Saturday I commissioner. Henry Hynes; 'Michigan. nine. covers being laid for sixteen. OVEN POT-ROAST OF BEET. Gardiner; con- «nd Pepper. Mix the bread crumbJohn Honors at bridge were won by night and Sunday with Grace Bry- of 3 or 4 pounds rolled beef chuck i stables. Cole. Ora Lehman, wtth chopped parsley oc celery tops. BANNER CLASS MEETING. 1I —h '" Henry n I Mrs. Keith Fuller and Clyde Wilcox. an* of Freeport. I MUs Eva A- Hi-Cox will enter­ ■ ~• •-—,1, Besse Hilbert, Roy Perkins. The!minced onion, chopped green pep- rump. 2 tablespoons beef fat. . '1 SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Citizens' caucus was held in tlie persand 2 tablespoons bacon driptain the Banner class of thc Meth­ U AND I BRIDGE CLUB. odist Sunday School at its monthly Mr utIU and »»<. Mrs W. O. v. C. Marshall and J council room Mondayp. M.. March ;lngs. Add the beaten egg and Mrs Dnn Lewis is entertaining ml 1 large on toti. • — -5. Tlie following were nominated: enough water to moisten. Spread on meeting on Tuesday evening. March the U and I bridge club todav nt I h. J Volty. spent- Sunday at Chas. 5 1 thick shcc rye bread. .cr > 12. It is hoped there may be a good her home on W Mill St. Cobbs'in *>.>>■* Battle Creek . and na ss Mrs — . 1 fo. tor election: Supervisor. Lawrence the steak. Roll up and lie or skewer 3-4 cup tomato puree. ' attendance. Flnefrock; c. clerk. Ralph Rise; treas- Into shape, sprinkle wllh salt and Voltz returned home with them aft-1, Fmefrock; 2 tablespoons choppad parsley. j er spending the week as a house urer,,Rosc Wachter; highway com-. pepper and dredge with flour. Mell MARTIN CORNERS. 1-2 cup celery, diced. HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 5. missioner. John Summ; board of rethe other 4 tablespoons bacon drip ­ Some in thta vicinity have been * guest of thc Cobbs'. Mrs. Glenn Brower entertained constables, jPings in a deep baking pan. and I Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Van Aukcn view. Ford Stowell; Sall and pepper. Guild No. 4 at a pot luck supper on pulling up Ice the |>a*t week. Percy Lehman. Will Oerllnger, Carl brown the flank steak roU on all Mrs Velma McCauilcy of near | and sons are moving on the Art Helse. Leo Rush Paprika. ' (aides in the‘ hot fat. Add’ 1--cup wa ­ Tuesday evening: Mrs. Andrew ---------farm south of- the Quailtrap 'Clarksville visited Mr. and Mrs. । Hill ... - . Roush la chairman of the Guild. iter. cover lightly and bake tn a Clark Oversmith and family the past (school. Business conditions are responsl- moderate oven <350 degrees F.» until Brown thc rolled chuck or rump OU ____ week ' Mrs Peter Hoffman has been - all aldM. ata^ th* sliced onion., The Jolly Kight Bridge "club was Mr. and Mrs J M Townsend st (confined to thc house with lhe flu. ble for a fourfold Increase in the done, about two hours. chopped par«wy and celery. Whad sale of fishing tackle, according to ------------entertained by Mrs. V D. Wldrig on Hastings were callers at Mr. «nd4 O C. Marshall was at Battle a wholesale sporting goods store In BEEF EN CASSEROLE. Thursday. High score went to Mrs. Mrs. Orr Fisher's Tuesday evening Creek Wednesday on business. pounds beef beef chuck. chuck. St. Louis. I 22 pounds James Creglow of last week I Mr. and Mra. L. W Jarrard and 2 tablespoons bacon drippings. salt, pepper, and paprika, ___________________ ____________ Remember thc preaching service (family spent Sunday at Bob Elll- Manufacturers are making a quiet 1 small carrot, cut in dice. tightly and place in a m at lhe church next Sunday. Com* to, 'ton's in West Vermontville. investigation w to uiiu find wiKniri whether quiiw. quiltej 1 small onkm. ........... ....... .......... ; ’ r luirnitwwi ■■■■— 3 and stay and hear a good serMr ' ’ counterpanes, or blankets are most Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gr*r Gray °* 1 cup strained tomatoes. til done, about three bow*. During mon East Assyria spent Sunday with popular, the reports coming, of 1 bay-leaf • White House . M. „...i cl.uk O-rt-mi'h H.iire Ciue.'i man and lit Mrs Lal i course,.from undercover men,—Ar-' Sait and pepper, and Mrs Velma McCauilcy and son (Gray's kansas Gazette. flour । lure, if necessary. Elliston mu! and AUi Adrian McClel­ | Rfitfl . l u ;■ ! Mr and Mr tin Bob Ellv.'on un M.C.-l'Jack visited Mrs. Au Austin Ovcrsmilh and family of Marshall land of West Vermontville were Saturday callers at L. W. Jarrard's. Sunday. REED’S DRUG STORE Corner State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Mich. Specials on Cold Remedies T-S. Baird) Cod Liver Oil, High Test, pints . . 59c Vapor Inhalant, 50c size39c Ephidrinc Nasal Jelly, 50c size .... 39c Aspirin Tablets, bottles of 100 ... 39c Antiseptic Solution, pints49c Analgesic Balm, 50c size39c Turpo with Electric aporizer49c New I 934 Wall Paper NOW on SALE. Priced from I 5c to 50c Double Roll for Color Fast Patterns. BARGAINS Friday, March 9 Saturday, March 10 Coffee «• 25c Ammonia F»u<jH.n. 19c Eggs suuu, r...b 13 jC Toilet Tissue 4 29c Seaioole-Full 1000 5b..t Roll. CAa>« A Sandborn C.otfec Cocoa H.,a./. ib. — 19c WHEN YOUR » 28c Butter MiddlnritU or Frrtport MEAT SPECIALS FI SHUS HocklaM Picnics Smoked Ham Beef Steak * 13jc » 25c GLASSES ARE BROKEN WE are able lo repair them *ilh New LENSES New FRAMES New TEMPLES Replacing broken lenses. Soldering broken frame*. RecemanUog bifocal lense*, Supplying new springs. new L.V. BESSMER OPTOM ETRlit We Deliver The BIG• Little NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Slocum of . Woodland. Mr and Mrs Vernon Karrar. also Mr. and Mrs. Garth Slocum and Robert of Hastings were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sixlr'ley Slocum | Garth Slocum spent from Sunday until Thursday with Mr. and Mrs Dewey Zerkle and family in Lan। sing. • 1 Mrs. Garth Slocum taught the Castleton Center school three days : last week, as Mis* Echlinaw entertwined the mumps. | Gladys Bennett ot Hastings was l u week-end guest of Carrie Cogsj well. ' Mrs. Helen Karrar of Woodland spent Monday and Tuesday wllh her (parent*. . Pboaa X«34 ■■ Haitian HOSPITAL NEWS. Three babies were born at Pen­ nock hospital the past week as fol­ low*: On March 2. a daughter, weighing seven pounds and seven ounces, to Mr and Mrs. John A. Martin, 912 South Broadway She was given the name of Marian. On March 4. * daughter, weighing eight pound*, named Marie Elaine, was born al the hapttal to Mr. and Mrs. diaries Hawthorne, who live on Route 1. Dowling. On the same day a son. named William O. was born to Mr and Mrs. Nlal duteleln. who live on Route 5 from this city. He weighed four pounds and two ounces. WEST ORANGEVILLE AND EAST GUN MARSH. Mrs Margaret McCafferty. Helen DOWLING SCHOOL. Lowery and Mrs. Earl Buffenberger 1 Jhe tenth grade had a rebsarsal started for Kenton. Ohio. Wednes­ । and luncheon at thc schoolhouse day morhl ng. We are looking for Thursday night. them back some time tliLs week. I The tenth grade honors were given Thta warm weather surely ha* out by Mr. Putnam last Tuesday. been a welcome guest in our neigh­ The honors were as follows: Eileen borhood. Norrta, 923: Hazel Van Patten, 91 8; The passing of Male Van Ant­ Thelma Williams. 90; Margaret werp »o suddenly wm a great shock Hammond. BIX- Neil Jones, 854; lo her many tri^iMta^nd w* all Join 1 Nell Granger. 843; Leonard Oswald. lhe family In their grief May Utby j 813. accept our sincere sympathy. ' | Mrs Dickerson v tai ted li*c Anne Mr. and Mrs. C. E. VanEtl and J. Kellogg *qjwol Tuesday. ____________ __ son. LaVem. lhe father. Scott Van Carol DePriester luu relumed to gn. spent Saturday at Otsego call- ' I school after a month's illness jn- on friends. The ninth grade began fraction*I -----------------■ -■ Monday. । Dad buys * new gadget when it, i The ninth grade ta reading tbe'fiiat eppears; mother welt* until it -Lady of lhe Lake." '■-------*" —by * Hie 10-ccnt 1 ta copied stores. Mildred Coon. Editor. Lob Angeles Timas. . . Use More GOOD Clean No single article of food should be so popular in the homo as Milk. These are the reasons why you should buy and use more such milk:(1) Milk it •’nearly “balanced food" in itself. (2) It i* the cheapest food you can buy, when fo< considered. (3) 'It is a nourishing food. (4) It is especially needed for growing children. ealth authorities urge at least a quart of milk per day (5) Health for each child, and a pint a day for every adult in the home. How nearly does the consumption of milk in your home approach the ard fixed by ^hese health authorities? i n Highlands Dairy can furnish your home with Grade A Milk at the same price charged for a lower grade. Visit our dairy and you will see why tha State of Michigan authorizes us to sell our milk as Grade A. Every drop of milk you buy from Highlands Dairy comes from our own tasted and sc- , J credited herd. The HIGHLANDS DA telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Huth �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7, 1934 ■■■■ 1 ■■■■ HEAVENLY TWINS coats grove. WANTS The Birthday meeting was held with Mrs KendaU Coats Tuesday in honor of her sister. Mrs. Doris Teet- DDiruTCN IlkllUFRQF Two see hawks were caught on DnlUrl I tN UNIVtnat the liner Britannic, near Liverpool, during Mine bad weather. Both blrda were caged for a while In one of the dog kennels. As Mine, of the passengers thought they were a bad Some are tapping their sugar bushes this ---------Monday morning - ----------„ WalUlng two by two in their omen and responsible for the rough weather, they were later re­ The L. ‘ . .L S. meets this week travels through the vast spaces ot j Thursday wllh Mrs Marluw Bur- the universe are 2.350 new found num. Dinner by Club No. 4 pairs of double stars, the heavenly I Some from here attended tlie pro- twins which interest astronomers no gram at lhe JCUpatrlck churcli on much, reports a Memoir of the Royal Kentucky blue grana, (>eriiai>a the We provide High Quality Astronomical Society of Londotv FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Sunday evening. noit (Hipular lawn gran produce«f combined with artistry in Floyd VnnWic and Harvc Wixxl- • listing thc discoveries of the La­ man were in Grand Rapids Friday inont-HuMcy Observatory of the In tida country, la uut. ai Ita name weaving* flowers into bou­ afternoon. . ' University of Michigan, located at Implies, a native grass In the Unit­ «... ed States. It is nn in>|x>rtntlon Virginia and Martha Thompson. Bloemfontein. South Africa. ’ quets that say just the T)»e only Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Townsend IT,.. new finds represent — — -L five ' from Europe. As a matter of fact, things you vvgnLanid and Bessie _Woqdmon Attended thc years Uw southern skies mast nf the best grnesrs now grown rears of scanning the BOWENS MILLS CHURCH Pstsr Hondrrd. Pa«Ior basket ball tournament Tn 'Wu6<!-~by Dr. R. O Rossiter. Astronomer in whether it be R. CLi |n this eauutry have been Itftrucharge, according to Professor Heber duce<1 here fr,lln fo-,.I<n ...urces. Sriin..i . ii a. •• » rr”®£ Carlton tinci Doris Coats hare D.Curtis. Director of the University -----------bc«-n si<T with the flu observatories. Whereas double stars CHURCH or CHRIST. COATS OHOTE. Miss Royer of Hastings spent Ute were thought to be only about 1 out r. c. wia<. rutot If the secretary of alate should of 18 n few yearn ago. rapid dis­ 0-4V—Rnndxv Si-Ii.-.i in IV—Pr»»rtdull Coats, and family. coveries all over the world make 1 succeed to the office of President a out of every 4 seem a reasonable es­ new secretary of state would tie ap­ timate now The Lamont-Hussey pointed by the President, with the the Observatory list is thought to be the Al) report a good time nt consent of the senate. Branch P A Friday evening largest ever located in a like time. Remember lhe Dorcas Society nt Mamed couples'* might be more the home of Mrs Sarah. Oslroth .. apt than "twins." as a description of and .Mrs Mabie Adam- Thursday ' .the double stars, since although the Spring flowers nt their of this week. _____________ members may be ... almost identical in Hallie Lathrop, administrator of size and brightness. more often one best. Tulips and DatToSHOE REPAIRING and the L E Mudge etal-'. will have a ls the better half of the union in dils, beautiful Acacia sale tomorrow nt thc premise., of the both these respecU. In fact, one may HAT CLEANING SHOP late t. E­ Mudge. from the hills of Califor 131 8. Jefferson. naatlnfs Mich Miks Helen With its of Kalamazoo very durk mid retiring brunette, nevState Normal spent thc week end ' er — known •••• •- •—• -• nia, Hyacinths inunless- »• it — gets in •front of Ladles' Sole*, electric vulcan­ with the home folkr its blight companion and partly ized, no nails to both­ all colors. or wholly erlijiees it, or unless it is er your feet—Soles OUu detected by tlie astronomers sensi­ HEELS—15c tive spcctra-coiie Lansing Sunday. । Usually the partners are tar Men's Work Shors, soles and I enough apart to be recognired by rubber heels, four 14 OE the sjiace between them, when months guaranteed *1 • £•« FAPDQ ( TUAMk'C vu-ued with me telescope If very t--Zl/\£7-J Ol 1 dose together, however, they arc MEN'S DRESS CCf* ---------- ----------- -- ■■■■■-------- only seen us two by the spectroscope. SHOES SOLES ... DOG . »ki, o> nips. w «..i, b. which analyses their joint light and BOYS* RUBBER a •' • । .1 ■.•s’, show.-, an overlapping except when SOLES ... vUv ,"'i bot,‘ “•* directly head-on to the , , telescope Thc gravitational pull of SHOES DYED—30c ' , a completely dark member will also the churches ENT A WORD. NO ADVER- '.................................... ONT CENT A WORD. NO TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CUBIST. cr. , . ——,. ■ Astronomers Find Unexpect­ ed Number of Double Stars in Space Quality in flowers is everything Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service ' Selective Prcaaura Nothing also Ilka Tie Prescription Drug Store An AMniversary A centerpiece for a dinner A smart corsage for her A token of sympathy Or a Birthday Our Service To PROTECT You ConsUnlly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly Wa Isavrs Hob««. Hootbold Goad*. GEORGE’S Privets Oarsgss at LOW RATES CITIZEN'S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. 40t Kalamazoo Nat). Bank Blds. A Homa Coapaoy Otsanlzsd 1174. J. L. MAUS. Local BapraaaataUra. Haatlnca, Mick.. GEO. M. NEWTON be u flaming blond mid Say it with Flowers" rfnstj KT86 oc“ EG ' •i M . up. Mufflers i ' 'i.. ' : u ni,«h. ■ • i FOR ALL CARS . Body Glass installed while you wait PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS ' '■ • w. „ .... • ,.. .i , ' . '• . । ' n. .,. . . i sho» tn the spectroscope, by causing shift.i in the spectrum bands of light ’from its bright companion Double stars interest astronomers for several reasons The rapidly in­ creasing number Ix-ing located ' mokes it M*em very likely that our «-• sun. with life-bearing planet uttendJimmie Raachall and His Famous | ' ani.s. i« very much the exception among the star imputation The NEW ORLEANS RAMBLERS' 14double star. too. was probably once Piece Colored Orchestra, featuring | HuUnga 666 GRANGE PROGRAMS Clyde Wilcox The Florist NOTED COLORED DANCE ORCHESTRA COMING! i i-..,.».< r..., -■ • on. or tihm,. «. ...... t. .. 'o,,f uldch broke into two bodies ।- ii.. i. from the rapid whirling ot the liquid ■ ii.-L. atMi this throw* light on the I, \ ‘ । problem of the growth of heavenly • • -i-.-• • bodies and the laws ot gravitation. j GLENN F. LAUBAUGH 1 Phone 2837 " ' , . Estelle Galloway. Noted Dancer, and Lazy Hones Baeon. Entertaining Drummer, playa for a Special Dance In Lowell city hall. Thursday Night, rtENCEK Cotaata. Girdles. Btaaalaraa. Belta and Snrcica) Coiaela. PIANO BUYERS ATTENTION! MONEY TO LOAN Reliable party may h a ve choice of nearly new bunga­ low player piano or upright by paying only small balance dur on easy payments. Famous makes. Wonderful opportunl- on ears—uyw or used—al*o ynur old eontraeU with oth­ er companies refinanced to Box 352. Detroit, Mich. * Want to Buy or Sell? new low rale. No signers needed. All inquiries strict­ ly confidential. Write for In­ formation. Box «23 Madison Square. Grand Rapids. 3-7 Try Our Want Column Singer Sewing Machine Co. AsthorUsd Barry County A<«nl THEO. BAUGHMAN I CAUCUS NOTICES Grand Piano AUCTION SALE! Having decided to quit farming, I will have an auction sale at my place, 4 miles north and 80 rods west of Nashville stand pipe or 2 miles south and 80 rods west of Warnerville on Sec. 11, Castleton, on Beautiful tone and case, looks like new, also Midget studio upright. Can be had at real bar­ gain and on easy pay­ ments. Write Thursday, March 15th “M," care Banner SALE TO BEGIN AT 12:30 O’CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: HASTINGS MARKETS LIVE STOCK. Work team. Red cow, 5 years old, giving milk, due May 20. Holstein cow, 5 years old, giving milk. Holstein cow, 10 yrs. old, calf by side. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, giving milk. Holstein cow, 10 yrs. old, giving milk. Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, giving milk. Holstein heifer, due June 1. 4 fall calves. Duroc sow, due to farrow time of sale. Poland China sow, due Mar. 22. 4 shoats, 100 lbs. each. 50 White Rock laying pullets. FEED. 100 bushels oats. 100 bushels corn. FARM TOOLS. 10—20 Farmall tractor. P & O tractor plow. Pride McCormick-Deering double disc. Aiderman Taylor bean thresher. John Deere grain binder. John Deere com binder. John Deere manure spreader. Monitor fertilizer drill. McCormick mower. Gale corn planter. Sterling hay loader. Keystone hay rake. Cultipacker. 5-tooth cultivator. Little Willie riding cultivator. Two-horse walking cultivator. Spring tooth harrow. Wagon, flat hay rack. Logging bunks. Set blacksmith tools. Belknap sleighs. Walsh, no buckle, double harness. 1 1-2 H. P. engine. Pump jack. Hay fork and slings. Dump boards. Scalding barrells. Tank heater. 5 and 10 gallon milk cans. DeLaval cream separator, No. 15. And many other articles not mentioned. and TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. No property removed till settled for. On the tractor I will accept one-third down, one-third this fall and one-third next fall. -teem every Funeral’ »e conduct “r trade Mr tlier ri • Mill, r»o4 rrsfn 'WU mh> Nashville 4 mil*, rt»W BALK—1*S sere. rMin « CHARLES H. LEONARD Childrsa in School are between pn.OflO and ^00.000 Indian chlhtren of school “<• "nd Of ,h*^n ,r* , ... . , . lnc v,m* klnd 500W "rr att^odlnx th* public schools with white children. There s II over ana now well. ragged people must quit buying gasoline. Times, j JUD PHILLIPS, Propr HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. CLARENCE MATER, Clerk. �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, March 7, 1934 SMALL MERCHANT HIT BY BUSINESS CODES HaBS5M«BB5Ea«HB=«3ES ( WARNS OF EVIL RESULTS. WHEAT MEN CAN STILL I HteBBSMSHMagHMB PART I ! meeting each afternoon this week at GET CROP CONTRACT1 | the parsonage, making use of their Homemakers' Comer '^^M^^^^a^-Uome Economics , reading course books. Extension Work The P. T. A. U meeting at the Agreement Among Nations Senator Capper Says Under schoolhouse this Wednesday eve­ Michigan State College which Is now before the Senate, has i BaSKWMBBffil REAL ning. The program Is in. charge of Gives More Michigan Farm­ been issued by Representative Mr. Carter, who has promised ers Chance to Qualify George Foulke*. Dem. or ot Micmgan. Michigan. | STAR NUTRITION CLASS. a wMh-a n-Ate... -i-iau ..ut George Foulke*. Dem. -------------- ....------------------ of the .i-jj we We neia held our thlrd meeting. rvo. Feb. ■omethlng unusual. A large attendA W menus which will tempt Representative Foulke* U one intra mating, East Lansing.—Michigan wheat Here I* yosr chance D |ti » N® GUARANTMD HOT Washington. D. C —That the small the appetite of children between the three members of the House who '28. at Emily Helmer 1 * for an all day growers who have regretted that .... Mtetete... vc.tovd, w.c. tnree memoera ot me iiousc wno to. at emny ncuner* ior an hi uay The Standard Bearers enjoyed an business is the conspicuous vic- ones urines* man Is took meeting. There were 10 members TT1' swnaara i they did not sign reduction con­ ages six and and against the measure, ugu of vi rix unu twelve twelve nnd ana which which [took loox the uie floor noor nsrinst uie measure. measure.;I(meeting. it, supply >1.. ___ .food __ . I<h» and six vlsllors Mrs. Carrie tracts when lhey were offered last will the — necessary !*he nth>r< others h»in» being 8Uwn r>f of New vtirV York ana visitors present. present, wire, uarrie "old fashioned dress" party -- - at - - lhe tlm of the NRA U the opinion of — Fisher and Mrs. Jun* Martin, lead- home of the Misses Florence and ■year can now qualify to reduce their Senator Arthur Capper, of Kaivas. value*, have been prepared by home Iand BUrmann of Iowa. «. Ite__ _____ ...-te. mop. WtaO ’1}! and win will receive au all oenenv benefit — Ot __ __ - -.1» __ / ..-----L : ------ - J* ■. "I .:; acreage ana economic* nutrition expert* of Declaring that militarism 1* a fu- to«*tan. He says: ' ' one made last1 Mlchlgan State college. I tile method of protection against Edna Younrnve all the lesson on *hat they pre-1 accorjjng to R. J. Baldwin, ad- i "A month ago I called attention to Monday — (breakfast) tomato attack by foreign nation*. Reprtsen- ite Fre-tehoJ^kd school child u S^tel &MdIte*'r..' the MlcWth* fact that there was grave danger julce. oatmeal, hard toast, muu; tative Foulkes said: in thc immense powers given In the (dinner/ buttered carrots, creamed1 "In »P»e of all the argument* In c^Mcnte^ nda —--------- - —— - ——--pair department ot uie aciirn. gas i NRA codes. If that power were chopped liver, cabbage sandwiches1 favor of great military and naval , -----.. contracts was made necessary by wrongfully or even carelessly used on whole wheat bread, milk, apple i f°rce« °n the part of the munitions us about using more Michigan beet day. agreements between the United1 or given to the wrong people to sauce; (supper) buttered beets.|crowd- no nation has ever yet built sugar and more butter. We then ad­ Mr. and Mrs. Victor SUson were States and other nations to reduce handle. It was jmlnted out alio that prunes, poached egg on toast, wormian army^ or navy large enough to journed for dinner. Hastings visitors Monday afternoon. wheat in tills country and in the the delegation of power to code au­ guarantee it against attack in time The chairman called the meeting others by a certain percentage of thorities giving them power to write Tuesday—(breakfast) orange juice, of peace or to insure its victory in lo order after dinner and turned the at this writing. $1.00 bottle of 4QC 5Oc bottle tlie average acreage planted. i codes, to Interpret codes and to en­ time of war. No nation ever can or meeting over to the leader and she Miss n*z*i Hazel nuuver Hoover spent uic lhe week M1» wcc*: gome, Michigan farmers who were Cod Liver Oil__ "tv Rubbing Alcohol force codes in their own industries whole wheat cereal, hard toast, will be able to do thia. Peace and gave us the lesson on the Ideal end- with her people al Middleville. . not certain tbat their contract* milk; (dinner) macaroni and tomacould lead to grave abuses. I security can----only result from fair Child and school lunch. The chair­ . Bun.da.}L /v.?.n 25 .«at„ I to. IV, buttered UULMTXVU cabbage, L.UVV-t,l, bread UllUU and UI>U but---------* ----J , --------E" would be approved and who, there- -—* ----------- — wuuau tn appivtcu ai«u *i»v, utcacpointed out that the code uuthorl- Ur. cornstarch pudding; (supper) and honorable dealings and llmlta50c box Day Dream Face Powder man appointed Martha Beadle and church the W. F. M. 8. will give ».fore. planted their usual amount of tics would be composed largely of Hons of armaments among nations. Nettle Sunday to talk with the special program in observance of wheat can meet contract agreements 50c jar Cold Cream------- i--------- BOTH for •leaders In lhe industry/ Now the| creamed eggs on toast, green beans. V..U.-U All •ttempu at competition in school teacher about hot lunches. ■X A..nr4a>w«* riaV Crtotal. I mllCl?. ttFlH . ......... ... . ... canned peaches. Founders' Day. Special music and by disposing of the excess above leaders in almost oil Industries are milk, Wednesday — (breakfast) tomato squadrons and battleship* ore in We are to meet with Mrs. Ella short talks will feature the service. the contracted acreage. The excess I 4 Qc 50c HENEPH 25c HENEPH what wc have termed big "business. juice, oatmeal, hard toast, milk; va,n-“ Hammond of South Jefferson Bt. for The ltu. public „ Cold Tablet* is cordially invited to wheat can be removed by pasturing Cold Tablet*__ I And their codes may be written-- idlnneo meat loaf, escalloped potaThe Congressman contended that our next meeting in March—Fem program. or by cutting it for hay. already In fact some of them seem toes, green beans, whole wheat bread 1 there 14 no sound basts for the claim BUvln. 8«y. -------------25c HENEPH 4 Qc 50c HEN AU farms under wheat contracts HENEPH to have been written—in the inter­ and lettuce, baked apple, milk; that money spent on a larger navy OBITUARY. will be inspected by local men to | Cough Drop* I V Laxative est ot big business and against the FREEPORT. (supper) vegetable soi^i. towst. will relieve unemployment. 1 Effie Jane McCann was torn ... in determine it the contract agree­ interest of little business, against "There is no merit." he sold. “In prune whip. milk. Another aged resident of Freeport. South Bend. Indiana. Oct. 26. 1851, ments have been met. These in­ the interest ot the smaller unit* of 25c HENEPH 4 Qc $1.00 HENEPH Thursday—(breakfast) tomarto unnecessary expenditures of money and passed away Feb. 27. 1934. at spectors will be Instructed In their the industry. At that time I point­ Anacid Po.____ Off Laxative Tableta I v Juice, whole wheat cereal, hard to hire men to build fleets and carry passed on. Morris Osborne died the age of 82 years, four months. duties at meetings to be held with­ ed out the danger of this course of toast, milk; (dinner) scrambled instruments of destruction when In­ Wednesday evening. Feb. 28. al the On April 5. 1873 she was married in the counties. The inspectors must action. And my fears are increasing ternational relations and ____ agree$1.00 HENEPH KIDNEY PILLS along tills line us the situation is egg. baked potato, cabbage sand­ ments permit the turning of such home of his son. Seymour. Mr. Os- to Charles McCann of South Bend. Certify that a proper reduction has wiches. apple sauce, milk; (supper) Indiana. To this union six children been made in lhe wheat acreage be­ developing from day to day. cream of spinach soup, toast, plain resources Into making of good roads, 28, had not been 111 although con­ were bom: Mrs. Adelbert Wilcox of fore final payment* will be made "From a grocer in Newton. Kan­ cake. milk. the building of better homes, lhe fined to his bed for some time Rutland. William McCann of Irv­ under the contract. ’ sas, I received a statement showing Friday—(breakfast) tomato Juice, promotion ot education and all the prior to his death. An old resi­ ing. Mrs. Chester Benedict ot Red­ The inspection work will start os that the chain store in his neigh­ oatmeal, hard toast, milk; (dinner) other arts which minister to the dent. a pioneer, Mr. Osborne lands, California. We still have a Limited Supply of Paint at $1.00 have made----growth Mra. William soon as crops ------- ---------------------------borhood. operating under the NRA. creamed salmon, mashed potato, advancement of human welfare.” hod a large circle of friend* who Cushing of Alma; Grace McCann । enough to make the work practiis selling at retail many articles at lettuce sandwiches, custard, milk; per gal. And Window Shadea at the sale price. Characterizing the Woild war as a mourn his going. He leaves in his and Ida Mae who preceded her in cable. The second payment* on the the same price or even less than (supper) creamed dried beef on failure, Foulkns declared. "We shall Immediate family, three sons, Sey­ death. Fifty-eight years ago they first year's crop will be made, start­ “Ask for Ticket*" this Independent grocer has to pay toast, |)eas. stewed apricots, milk. still be arguing 100 years from now mour of Freeport. W. M. of Bt. ing in July, provided that the in­ moved to Michigan and lived in at wholesale But he. the independ­ Saturday — (breakfast) orange which nation was responsible for lhe Charles. Minn., and Fred of Lowell. Irving and vicinity all their married spection service has been completed. ent grocer, is told thot under codes Juice, whole wheat cereal, hard Mich. Funeral services, conducted live*. Wheat growers con get all details the amounts he requires cannot be toast; (dinner) soft cooked egg. about thc new rulings on wheat by Rev. Frank Loomis, were held wold at les*. Whether it is in tlie baked potato, stewed prunes, milk; contracts from the county commit­ from the late home on Saturday ORANGEVILLE. code* I cannot say. but it looks as If (supper) vegetable soup wllh finely afternoon and the body wm laid to Charlie Bourdo and family spent tees or the county agricultural .someone hss fixed prices on a slid­ cut beef, stewed tomatoes, toast, agents. rest in Pleasant Hill cemetery. ing scale, allowing huge discount* milk, rice pudding. L. M. Curtiss, accompanied by Roy tive*. for quantity production, so that the Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy Are Shawn THE BILL SHOULD PASS. Bunday—(breakfast) tomatojuice, Despite the slippery roods, a large Blough, Clare Cl urn. Maurice Ritter. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Collison and big business concert) can undersell oatmeal, hard toast, milk; (dinner) We understand that a bill has Charles Austin, and Gale Murphy delegation from tlie Woman ’s Liter ­ son Kenneth of Kalamazoo called __ __ ~ tlie little fellow and drive him out of tender roast beef, moshed potato, .been introduced at Lansing and it Hastings, Michigan went to Durand Wednesday, return ­ ary club of Nashville came to Has ­ on ttente .t taU pUte SuM.r J.o^i/ ’ ^mVo I btwlness. Now. you who buy grocer­ carrots, sponge cake, milk; (supper) tings Friday to present thc ex­ ing the same day with an engine Itarnuin Hurdlebrink ted i.mily n„ wnt u Imported fata ted ies may think thL* Is a good thing cream of wheat, prune-cottage change program before the Women's which Mr. Curtiss had purchased, to spent ftel from Friday until Sunday aft- !oUa i„,la Z „ „ mtendeST^1 £ed ™ a,, for you. but I tell you that it is cheese sandwiches, warm milk. Club in the play room at Central replace the one that was wrecked a ernoon with relatives in Ohio. ; aubgtltutes signing the death warrant of the in­ canned peaches. week ago Friday. The new engine school. C. U Rate ted l.mll, or Oita;. ,01»ulute, I„k the ewn. dependent business man; and when Appropriate to tlie month of has been installed and tlie necessary .pent Saturday wllh hla porenu al ttal white arr round ta have been spending the past few] that warrant is executed it will Working hla way through college HOLMES CHURCH. March, an Irish afternoon was alterations made so that tlie mill this place. mean the death warrant for busi­ j , rcal butter- They depress the price weeks with her parents. Mr. and —- —~----------- t~-u--.-n was to have storied up again Tues ­ carried out. Mrs. Elwin Nash, pre ­ The many friends of Mrs. Mary w , ow lbal lt |mposS|b]e ness and employment in your com­ through the backfield.—Cleveland 1 Ur. ™ rvi nnd 80,1 & Carlton spent WadM Mra. Oscar Wurm, returned on Fri-1 day evening at Wickham**., day or Wednesday morning. Al ­ siding. ■nn Antwern were sorrv to hear ______ . . * . Van Antwerp sorry News. । munity." dairymen to compete, compete. we We nope hope the . A.. A..U cu.... uairymen Mr and u». n r omm j Two very delightful violin solos. though an expensive experience it .. that she had passed away Friday legislature will this blu. whlch day to her home In Roy. Indiana. "Londonderry Air" and "Sweet Mys­ was one in which Mr. Curtiss wm afternoon Her funeral was held will glve gome prolection but n0l Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hubbel of By­ daughters of Grand Haven tery of Life" were given by Mr. Mix. very fortunate and all are glad to Sunday afternoon and a large gath- enc>llgh. lo the dalry mdustry. dunk called Wednesday at the home toteMrs. .Pultz. accompanist. Mr. Mix «e him getting everything fixed up crlng of people turned out to pay ----------------- ..*4_______ _ of Ous Peake. graciously responded to an encore. ] again so quickly. their last respects to one that lived Mrs. Harry Smith of Kalamazoo Crockford and family were I NORTH HOPE. 'HirM Edsar Edgar Chenev Cheney soent spent Riindnv Bunday at at here the greater part of her life. Three rnmnrohonciv* comprehensive papers show­ —— Mr. and Mra. Howard Johnson of spent the week end with her mother. day evening callers. ing much preparation followed: the H. W. Goech home. In the aft­ She leaves two sons and one broth­ Hickory Comers and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs William Faust. " Miss Phyllis Barnum spent Bate J™ “Music of Ireland" by Mra. Elwin ernoon. Mrs. Cheney and daughter er. and a host of relatives and Robert Vrooman and baby of Has­ Mra. William Hart and baby of urday in Battle Creek. Nash; "Story of Ireland" written by Donna accompanied him to their friends to mourn their loss and the tings spent Sunday with Mr. and Southwest Rutland are spending----- -------------------------- -----------Miss Effa Dean and read by Mra. new home near Eaton Rapids, after family have the sympathy of all in Mra. Rankin Hart and family. some time at the home of Mr. and daughfer, Darlene, spent 8m a week's visit with her mother. Strait; "Irish Drama," Mrs. Elmer their bereavement. Adam Endres' In Freeport. Mra. Clair Binkley and son who Mrs. Rankin Hart. Mr. and Mra. W. Ritter and son Cross. Mrs. Fultz, who is a moat pleasing vocalist, rendered two much Maurice, formerly of Ada, now oc­ appreciated solos. "Fairy Dance" and cupy the house just west of the blacksmith shop, known as the Dr. “Irish Lullaby." AND As a climax to the afternoon's Miller Itouse. Both men are em­ program an original playlet was ployed In the Curtis* Wood Product* IN STOVE OR FURNACE Co. Mr. Ritter was born on a farm given under the direction of Mrs. Cross. In the fine old-fashioned west of Freeport and In early years scened skit. "Tell a Woman." the attended the Brew school. Word has recently been received rapid travel of a bit of gossip, al­ though slightly exaggerated, was here by friends of Elbert Wood, who well and amusingly shown. Those taught school at Jones school about taking part were Mesdames Frank fifty years ago, that he ha* been Purchlss. Gall Lykins, Cecil Barrett. confined to the hospital for some Gertrude Mason. Clarence Mater. time but is home again, and will be Nelson Brumm. Coy Brumm, and glad to hear from any of hi* former friends. His address is Bt. Louis. Mildred Caley. Serving of tea by the social com­ Mich. Revival services continue at Carl­ mittee followed. Next Friday. March 9 at 2:30 Miss ton Center this week, interest is in­ Sue Wigley of Chicago a member of creasing and you are Invited. Ralph Shaw and sons, Robert and the Underwriters Association will talk. As Mis* Wigley is an outstand­ Fred of Ceresco were Bunday guests ing speaker before club women all of Mr. and Mra. F. E. Brunner where the Barry county club* are invited. they celebrated Robert's fifth birth­ day anniversary. the NRA Death Warrants of Independence Signed w hin , " nr- $1.75 Comb. Bottle sue u $1.00 »££ $1.25 Hot Water Bottle. .75c $1.25 Fountain Syringe . .75c “fix. "• ■*“« Also Some Other Real Women's Club Telephone 2115 Red Clover Eastern Kentucky Coal BURNS LONG CLEAN SERVICE as usual Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage In Spite of a Stubborn Fire! MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Y.M.C. A. ITEMS SUE IS INVITED OFTENER, NOW THAT SHE HAS A TELEPHONE! Sue u*e<l to "mi»* out” on many of those last-minute parties because friends couldn’t reach her easily. Hut now that the hat a telephone, she enjoys more good time* than ever before. The telephone in Sue’* home serve* lhe re*t of the family, too. Mother use* it for shopping and for "run­ ning” errand*. It helped Sue’* brother get work by enabling his prospective employer to call when a job Freeport Girl Reserves had a big meeting with their leader. Miss Cowles, last Thursday night, dis­ cussing parliamentary law. and the Young People's conference report. The Big Twelve Y group of Has­ tings had a skating party at Camp Barry lost Thursday evening wllh the Y group of Freeport joining them in the sport. The boys enjoyed a supper of pancakes and sausage. T. 8- K. Reid gave the boys pointers on rope tying. Woodland Y group liad a veryhelpful Bible study at their last Monday night meeting at the home of Franklin Townsend; David Christian 1* their leader. Middleville Y group now being led by William Carmichael. Is planning on a big meeting March 0. Their last meeting was spent In discussion, Thursday evening. Rabbi Ccdarbaum of Lansing will be the speaker on the program of the Young Men'* Y group March 14, Don't forget village Election Mon­ day. Everybody should turn out and vote. Angell. The Standard Bearers will hold a "Improper use of leisure time has baked goods sale at the F. E. Brun­ killed every civilization of the past.” ner store soon. —Samuel a Weyer. . Mra. Vivian Anderson spent «everal days last week and the forepart privileges of human being*."—Lib­ of this week at the Dr. Wedel home. erty Hyde Bailey. 1 Robert Relgier has been staying C. F. Angell assisted In Sunday at the Wolcott home while Mr. Wol­ School in the Cranbrook School last cott spent several days In Grand Sunday and heard Dr. Rice tn De­ Rapid*. troll Bunday night. Those from here who attended the A meeting ha* been called at service* at Carlton Center Bunday Muskegon Wednesday night and I evening beside* Rev. LomUi Loomis and .n tettlet ,Hev. u>4 Our concrete and steel fire-proof vaults, which contain the safety deposit boxes, kept every record secure. Not one dollar of assets, or a valuable paper lost. This would have been true had the bank building burned to the ground. I This experience is an evidence of the care and service received by the depositors and patrons of this bank. We desire always to render you this same safe, uninterrupted service. We invite you to become a patron of this ban]c where deposits are insured under the Federal Banking Act of 1933. We take this opportunity to express to the public our appreciation of their patience and continued confidence. « - tte «uw at tte uotetoon Y. M. c. d y.. v}eiar 8LMan *Tte »» Hl-Y dub ta Hteltatol-aSLSlater High sclrool and Lhe Woodland Hl-Y j And they all have thc comforting assurance that, in* ting* Wesleyan Methodist church Thursday evening. The evangelist. Rev. Harold Baker, of Marion. Ind., la a former schoolmate of Mra. Blsaon. Miss Josephine Powell, who has assisting Mrs. Vanessa Lobdell at the bank for several week*, has re­ turned to her home in Grand Ledge. Rev. and Mrs. M. Lewi*, daughters EUssa and Helen and son Meredith, and Jed Btowe and daughter, Mrs. Orson Laubaugh. attended service* at the W. M church at Hastings Thursday evening. Mr. and Mra. C. N. Van Patten and daughter Dorothy moved Thursday from the Tho*. Cheesebrough house onto the J. B. Wolfe farm, north of town, which they have rented. Mrs. Moma Vanderlip was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Richardson of Carlton last week. The Kings Herald* met at the church basement Saturday after- The next morning after our bad fire of Feb. 26, this bank opened at the usual time and continued to render an uninterrupted service to our many customers. Plaster had fallen from the ceiling of thp banking room and a strong odor of smoke filled the building, but the organization of this bank continued to function, and every pa­ tron was given painstaking attention. and tota-tataUw.rrtJuw.toUtota _______ Lewis overboil and Mr. and Mr*. Galen Overb In Hollywood studio*. a sign was and Maurice displayed cm lhe art whlc h said “No Smoking—The Snow Is Inflammatom totert U o«a»d ta u. ome with * arrere odd. Mra. Eckert Geologist* bdlere that the water* of tha upper Great Lakes once were Don Richards and family of discharged through the Mlsairippi Grand Rapids were Sunday callers at the H- W. Goech home. Telephone 2103 Mich �TUB HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAMCfl 7, 1M4 OBANGEVUJX. I WORKING TO SAVE Last Week's Letter. . I WHITE PINE FORESTS COURT HOUSE NEWS The Orangeville Community produces more milk... more cream and BIGGER PROFITS! Farm grains must be supplemented by rich in protein, minerals and vitaAYNE 16}^ Dairy Feed will help you to get maximum milk produc­ tion at the lowest possible cost per gal­ lon. Give WAYNE 16|^ Dairy Feed fair trial and your cows will prove it. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH. BALTIMORE CENTER. I near Shultz have moved into part of Mr. and Mra. Fred Butfbee and 1 the Will Allerdlng house. Ml** Grace Balch attended church fn Hastings Bunday. Mrs. Pete Tletjens returned home from Carlton Wednesday after ipending several days with her grandparents of that place. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Smith from Mary and Bobbie Gardner went | to Clear lake camp Monday for twelve weeks I The Camp Fire girl* held their meeting at the home of Margaret Oarriron in the Hendershott dlitrict I Saturday Scientists Fighting to Control Blister 'Bngt—Disease Spreads Rapidly held its monthly meeting Club Friday. Est. Samuel Coulthard, dec’d. Or­ crowd attending, due lo the unset­ tled and cold weather. The Ladles' der appointing Admr. entered. Aid Sewing Circle were present I considerable is being done by the Order to cash end surrender life In­ however and a quilt, which was fetate Department of Agriculture in surance entered. Bit. B. J. Palmiter, dec'd. Annual 'the way Of Controlling white pine account of Admr. filed. i blister rust—a diseaae that threatens the short program was finished. Claude Sparrow was ill In bed the while pine timber of the state, rant and inventory filed. ..... ■■.toMMto, much <> better totok.to. — —" Saturday but Is now Est Betty B. Hecker. Nomination the first indication of thc presence of Jhl* rust being discovered tn 1917 of Gdn. filed, order appointing Gdn. I for which we all feel thankful. cold snap has increased 'near Ziegcnfuss lake, in "Montcalm entered, bond of Gdn. filed, letters of guardianship Issued. , lhe price ontoua considerably. All county. Est. Lorenzo E. Mudge, dec’d. Pe- Ujose who still have onions In storI Not only Is nature “wonderful," tiilnn fnr Admr tlttan for Admr. filed, waiver of no- filed waiver nf no- ...__ ___ __ >ui. the case of white pine blister rust. tlce filed, order appointing Admr. fact. Mr. Emmett Bourdo and Char­ I for example, two entirely different entered. lie Coinlno tracked some unions last Est. Maude Albertson, dec'd. Pe­ week to Detroit. Aa yet have not ! forms of plant life are necessary for the continued existence of the dls- tition for Admr. filed, order for pub­ heard how they fared. The Orangeville Sewing Circle ease, the removal of either from the lication entered. Est Cheater Hecker, deed. PeU- lucl BV MIB U1 BJM1 I area breaking the chain and leading I to the reduction or extinction in that tton for Admr. filed, waiver of notice cnfford Kahlto, Thursday. F*b 23. presented Mrs. Kahlto ! locality of the cV*ea*e. according to filed, order appointing Admr. en- T11C I block* for a friendship quilt, also the extent to which the chain is l<*red Est Rattle E Chaesebrough. dec d. oth€r nlct. present* which afreally broken. One of these forms of plant life is the white pine tree. Tlie PeUUon and order certifying to dr-1 forde<1 a pleasant surprise. The other is thc gnoseberry bush or the cult court filed and entered, bond next meeting Ls to be held at Mrs. on appeal filed. ; Bu*le Morris' home, when a chop European black currant bush, also Est. Margaret Dedmer. deed. In- '^y dlnner will be served. known as the cultivated black cur­ It nlny )nlcrcst some to know that rant Part of the existence of the ventory hlcd^ Est. John Ourd, deed. Inventory Mr chark-* Bourdo ha* a phone In­ parasitic fungus that causes this disease must be spent on ribc* " „ v . stalled In his home. ker',d*Sd. <Bf,nd Scout Troop 109 took a snap(gooseberry or European black cur­ dlMwere<1 that rant bushes) and part of It on while of Admr filed letters of admlnistra- py hlke They pine trees, thc parasite alternatin'.; lion issued, order limiting settlement Qicy pid some swift fox and hounds pnt^rert petition rw*tltlnn for Fnr hearing h,*rTn<? claims rat™ . . ...... ! entered, between them, thc spores being car­ when it came to tracking , filed, notice to creditors Issued. ried from one to the other by thc Wc regret to hear that Mary Est Lorenzo E. Mudge, dec'd Livingston has suffered a severe wind. This being the case, it fol­! low* that, if the ribes are removed। Bond of Admr. filed, letters of ad- stroke. from among the white pine trees and। ministration Issued, order limiting School is progressing fine In the for town hall tn spite of some pessimis­ for a given radius surrounding it, settlement entered, petition (it has been discovered that the! hearing claims filed, notice to cred- tic people's propheale*. Miss DeFoe. our school nurse, spore* will not carry over 900 feet• Hora Issued. Est Ellen O Hilbert. Annual ac­ visited our school last week and an­ and live), the spore* will lose their vitality and be unable to reproduce. count of Gdn. filed. nounced that physical examinations ; Est John Hinkley, dee d Petition are to be held at the church March The problem, therefore. Is to remove the bushes in question, which 1* be­ for special performance filed, order 6th and 7th; in the forenoons. She special performance entered. ing done wherever nnd a* rapidly as’ forEst. Mary A. Bklnner. dee d Final urges all parents to attend and possible by crews of men whose ac­ bring their children. tivities are directed by trained, account filed, waiver of notice filed, Stanley Jones has returned from foremen supplied by the State De­ order allowing account entered, dis­ the Kellogg Camp. He says he en­ charge of executor Issued, estate en­ joyed his stay there Immensely and partment of Agriculture. rolled Ls in much better condition than beNot only is the white pine a valu­ Est Samuel Coulthard, dec'd. able commercial asset, but it* con­ tribution to the scenic beauty of re­ Bond of Admr. fii«i. letter* of ad­ Uncle Joseph Duncan, from West ministration Issued sort*. etc.. Is very great, so that any­ Branch was a visitor at Mr Charles Est. Hervey H Church, dee d New Bourdo'* last week. He was the hon­ thing that menaces it* life is of seri­ jbond of Admr. filed. ous import. ored guest of Mrs. Lambert Couslno During the month of August a to-] Est- Robert I. Hendershott, dec'd. at her birthday party Everyone tai of 389.574 bushes wcre pulled In . enjoyed themselves. Including out ,ieven c c c and M E. C W 1 Regina Karchcr. Petition for of town guest*. Mr and Mrs Mose amp. to Uw >UU, to Wil to : “PP^n'toy Odn. DeCanl from Marshall and Mr. bushes on private property in Antrim 1 i*”. 1'Marion La Platt from De non. Ohio and Kent counUto. Uie owners ot iff™«> “d Work has began on a fish hatch­ the private timberlands providing Ic ’ Ponsorr<1 by °y the ery nrrr here It is 5sponsored their own crews, though lhe work is I ** Chester Mesaer d<« d Annual, . County and Oun Club ftnd the *Wltvla belnK dOnC b> 0,6 supervised.................................... by trained state foremen.1 uubhcatlon X or by federal foremen cooperating P Est Lewi!' V? Potts dee d Final CWA Tbe hatchery to be is located with the state. TOR A BEAUTIFUL NEW Detroit Jewel Gas Range Brins new convenience and cleanliness to your kitchen and automatic features that relieve you of oven-watching, give new hours of freedom aand rest This special offer makes it easy to have. Your old stove is worth money In this offer. Trade It in. making an even belter bargain for you. Act non—this offer Is for a short time only. INSTALLED IN YOUR KITCHEN FOR AS LITTLE AS Featuring a Splendid, new “TABLE-TOP” MODEL Complete with Oven Heat Control Automatic Top Lighter; Insulated Oven for Cool Kitchen; Porcelain enameled oven lining, rack slide* and top grates; new "heal-sprcading" burners, more efficient, more economical; drawer-type broilwi large cooking top with top cover that serves as a iplasher buck; porcelain pan around burners; two room) utensil drawers. C hoice selection cf attracUve color finishes. Cash Price Only $69.50 OTHER NEW MODELS AT ATTRAC­ TIVE TERMS DURING THIS SALE! See Our Duplay—or Phom 2305 U M E R S COMPANY r~------- --- ===== due entered NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Est Frank Eugene Bidelman. Will Velte Is recovering nicely dec'd. Petition for Admr filed, from hi* seige of pneumonia Mr and Mrs. Cappon and family waiver of notice filed. Est. William R Wickwire. deed. of Prairieville have moved on the E. and order----to---------------------release mortJ. Sheldon farm. >। Petition ------------------------Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner were, R»8e filed and entered Thursday visitors at Lansing. | Est Hervey H. Church, dec'd. OrCarollne Shopbeli is spending a । <icr releasing bondsman entered. tew days with her daughter and I EfI Frank Eugene Bidelman. few i dec'd Order appointing Admr. en­ grandson of Diamondale. of Admr filed,--------letters Mr. and Mrs. John Stairs and | tered, bond -------------------- -------— of ndmlnLstratlnti issued, iiwtipd order nrd„ limiting daughter. Lucille, spent one day administration last week with Mr. and Mra. Clair I settlement filed, letter* of admlnlssetSawdy of Hasting*. I tration issued, order limiting *etMlss Alto Haskell spent Wednes- tiement entered, petition for hearday evening with Martha Fenstc- ln« claims filed, notice to creditors maker of the Holmes district. Issued, inventory filed. Mrs Lelaii “Logan of Lansing I Barbara Ream, dec'd. Order spent Thursday with her parents, j aasignlng residue entered. Est1 jBr, Jane Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Hansbarger. e* e Lamb. dee d. Final ac­ count of Admr filed, order assign­ residue entered. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ingEst. Stewart Mullen, dec'd. Third annual account filed. Est E H. Lathrop, deed. WarI rant and Inventory filed Est. C. L Glasgow, deed. (. Order ybaent. Aid. [ for widow's allowance entered. ’ ,l v. Est William Orns. deed. Order I appointing Admr entered ■r, I Est. Samuel Coulthard, dec'd. Pe­ . m «s tiUon for hearing ciaims filed, no­ ..... i- uo ttce to creditor* Issued. 'o &t s,rah J Norwood, et al. An­ ; "- j0 nual account of Odn. filed. _ . .' 1 ini' E8* Martha E. Varney Order Order to si no a«*Pt refinancing offer entered i so 1 Est James N. Jones, dee d Testl____ j- many of See™ to *" sell L«urd । Est. Anna E Hazen, dee'd. PetlUon for rlctermlnation of heirs filed, order for publication entered. MIDDLEVILLE. Thc Shippers' Association held their annua) meeting March 1- A smaller number present than usual. Three new directors were elected. Only one was new to the board. Os­ car L. Flnkbelner Instead of Hum­ phrey Gardner At their board meeting March 3. Albert Wleringa was elected president and Oscar L. treasurer aim manager. He has been acting for W R. Harper for some time and ha* made good, so was given lhe position. Our street* were very dangerous Friday A. M. from the coating of Ice. Soon the truck came along’and spead sand that made traveling much safer. Many truck loads of chairs are being sent out by our little factory, which gives work to several people. Quite a tot hurried the last few days to pay their head tax, before tlie books were returned. j Many from here attended the fu- j nera| Of Mrs McCann al Irving. 1 She was well known here for many years 1 A large, number attended lhe fu­ neral of 'Mrs John Flnkbelner on Friday She had lived here for many years and leaves many friends who extend their sympathy to relatives. Caucuses will be held this Mon­ day p m for township officers. | village election will be held one seem to be much Interest shown. We hear that Late Gibson, out east of town, is very ill. His many friend* hope for his quick recovery. W. J. Robertson has not been so •‘ well of late, we are told We hope PINE LAKE. I, H, to tMHU hear wtMir better iwwa news auuti. soon On Friday Clare Doster was takC L Boley ha* so far recovered 4. ifn to* Kalamazoo hospital where i as to be able to be down town a *0; ne will have a complete rest for two ‘ few minutes Saturday and Monday |H a .. to 1 he *•» oul 11' *y' Marah 13. Myrtle Roger* Mr and Mr*. Eaton expect to b, and Mary Muilendorr will go to Grandon Rapid* on Thursday. ----- -----------w tnu»e io move uranatonapias snursoay. to "»«•» meet Miss Mis* Hershey, Herahey. who who TTiey They will be missed mtesed from among Y,.. "m I Hastings 10 ,rh.mi .nd .<.d Il* will ‘*> present Present a lesson to the local us. They have made many friends . IV.II.,. nutritinn leaders l.nH.r, in In the IK. county. .^...1.. .__ .to the . ' ~ . «re nutrition , during few .years .here. Good bv I Lloyd and Ruth Nottingham had | luck to you. ■b, P»rt« In thc playlette presented by Ur (thc Dramatic Club at Adam's Op-' HIGH BANK ”dAH cra I,9UM‘ Thursday evening A Mr and Mrs. Worth Green and ’ . large and appreciative audience wa* son. Marshall, were pleasantly sur­ r«,j i.. in attendance. prised Saturday evening when the n\Vr'i1 Ilelcn Anderson, from Grand neighbors came In honor of Mrs. ,-r <nm Rapids, who Is teaching for the re- 1Green's birthday. A cooperative ‘ AW- mainder of the year in the Belling- isupper was served followed by music, Walter, ham school. Is staying with Mrs. .speaking and visiting and all hav­ ..................................... Nichol* and Cleo Warner ing a good time. Mr *nd Earlp DeHaven of Mr and Mrs Carlton Prase. Miss i.. .uii.ari.xi <■. bm tka «.<« Detroit spent the weak end with Mr. Hortence Biggs and friend of Union r..l. lot ron.tromon n.x be, Rm** and Mrs. Russell Minar and Reeta 'City. Ind. were over Sunday guests HVealV'M.rte’^KrirkVr” brhli”. j A Jjne crowd attended tlie Re- at Mr. and Mrs Geo. Green's. ab.eai. st* <•(*»*' "alter. at>4 w«» publican party caucus held at PralMr. and Mrs. Fredric Swarts and s*"1?** ... . , , , rievllle town hall on Saturday aftfamily of Battle Creek were guests Mlo«. at a birthday dinner given at Mr. 1 w» th, undmicorii eiiwtion remnu 1 ing candidates for township offices. .and Mrs. Bert Daly's Sunday honorI <7rt.fi thYt J&r’d.teVt'Eb/n’TMV Supervisor. Newell Barber; Clerk. .« rLerkxi «k, atea.t’ure. x. tJ M jHenry Rogers. Township treaaurer, tit.nn ipy> Chandler .nd other Otis Bonlter; Highway oommlaatonJ*?’1^** CL-Ernest Morehouse; Justice of thc d’r Ari No l’3o P. a Peace. Elton Tubbs: Board of Re’T'.i.*1 ivl°w. Charles Hughes; for OonI thr,*Ju*74u’i.r ri' J »<ables. Irving Barber. John Rogers; Stop Gculnp Up Nlphl. Ihr nr,,,,«rT i,n f-rf Charles H. Hughes and Robert) *•"’ Ford; Township commiltee. Newell! “* Mis PH.UOII. Bttrb<.r wul Norrtli and Robert When kidneys are clogged they rank Uxit.n Burchett * i.rr. The Farmers' Club will meet! become weak—the bladder is ir­ ■ CemLtieZ jwith Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hall Batritated — often passage scanty s-h»d,r. .upvorted hr urday evening. cecum*. March raaren 10. lu. and smart* and burn*—sleep is i-terrt1 0,1 Friday nnd Saturday evening restless and nightly visit* lo the c«rrird. several from this community attendbathroom are frequent. The irwiW I» ”, Blv*n at th* Delton community hall right and Inexpensive way to th, uoniioa -t by local talent. It was especially well *top UUs trouble and restore is? ‘ " d bumoroM. healthy action to the kidney* ■a. r ------ 1ST • and bladder i* lo get from any t,r! los Angele* Time*: When an au•tjthor say* old custom* hate duapdruggist a box of Dr. Derby'* ” . peared. It mean* lie think* the Pill* aixl take a* directed —Adv. Flush Poisons and Acid From Kidneys j world has changed because be baa. AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at public auc­ tion at my home, one-half mile south of the Hendershott school house, on Monday, March 12, 1934 At one o’clock P. M., and will sell the following property: HORSES AND CATTLE. Good wagon with double box. New hay rack. Stock rack and box. Double harness. Third horse harness. Double driving harness. Several good horse collars. Bay gelding, weight 1450 lbs. Brown gelding, weight 1450 lb*. (Extra good work team.) Durham cow, 5 yr*., giving milk. Durham yearling ateer. HAY AND GRAIN. Black Jersey yearling heifer. Several tons of alfalfa hay. Some timothy hay. 50 bushels heavy seed oats. 100 crates of good com. TOOLS. Champjon binder, 6 ft. cut. McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut. Shoe drill.' Disc. * Steel roller. 2 apike tooth harrow*. Oliver 99 plow. Dump rake. Hay tedder. Two-horae walking cultivator. Five tooth and one double ahovel cultivator. Good set oscillating sleighs. Fanning mill. Corn shelter. TERMS: — CASH. MISCELLANEOUS. 3 H. P. gas engine. Hand sheep shearing machine. 2 horse blankets. 20-gal meat crock and other jars. 3 com planters. Some carpenter tools and post drill. Crates and grain bags. Some household furniture and arti­ cles not mentioned. No property removed until »ettled for. MRS. MILLIE HAYNES Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. Charles VanVranken, Clerk. ing two of their children's birthdays, were Sunday guests at the home of and family of Barryvllle called Mr. and Mra. Merle Hecker. Miss Mr. and Mrs Fred Miller in As- there m the aflcrnoon. Lura Francisco and Keith Yerty of syrt*j ■ ,,, Kfftoto UKff Tnur.«l.y Mr. «na Mr, Clair ManhUl «nd Arkara„l>.>«M: n>r« are day, w U) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haw-;(aml]y of near BaUevue were Bun- when the ^x>rts pages feature thc 0,KB’ ‘day guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Worth skin of the pig and the market Mr. and Mra. Byron Guy and son* Green Mr. and MY*. Harry Green pages the rest of the critter. ]\ews FORD y.g ECONOMY FRONT PAGE OF More than 2^ extra miles for every gallon of gasoline THE 1933 Ford V*8waa mighty economical on gasoline and oil, but this new 1934 car is way ahead of that. It delivera more than 2 Vi extra miles for every gallon of gasoline* These e?*tni miles per gallon of gas are yours because of a new dual carburetor and dual intake manifold. By this Im­ provement, every cylinder is given the same fuel u*»'al of perfectly mixed, per­ fectly vaporized gas. This means every cylinder delivers the same powerful punch. Il means greater power, a smoother engine at all speeds, better idling parformance, quicker atarting fn cold weather, and greater fuel economy. Engine refinements reduce oil consump­ tion — no additional oil U needed between regular 1000-mile changes. No other full-aize ear, regardless of the number of cylinders, costs leas per mile through ite entire life. But gas and oil economy are only part See and drive thia New Ford V-8 before you buy any ear. You’ll find it tha moat completely satisfying car you have ever driven — regardless of price. ■nd high msile value. Luuxc ami His Poemrv'Tl 1 R* 1 R* —515 -** FOR® BEALEBS r.aswnon OF MICHIGAN �THE HARTINGS BANNRK, WBDNEHDAY. MAUCH 7, 1M4 Vttgiline Wood sprat the day, 8atn\*Kvvuu. Mrs. Gay Skinner and Mrs. "Will Tlie ’Shults Echoes' will meet at Hyde spent Saturday In Battle thc home of Mr. and Mrs Andrew the fiu. Hte ton. It is.more or. less of a medical Ernie Matteson and family with Creek and Pine lake where they vis­ Smith Friday evening of this wask. axiom that most persons do DOC An important meeting and all mem­ Mra. Rheids Whitworth of Dowling ited Um Girls camp. drink enough jratar. Knowing this, nlng has charge of the program There was a large crowd at the bers are especially urged to be pres­ visited at lhe home al Frank Mat*. "Tlie Dutch Detective” drew a the peddlers of fake cures find some Rev. L. D. Mlles will begin a •»ent. A cordial invitation is exteodof their best profits in advertising irge crowd botlunlghte ana every- rMs ot rerival meetings in Delton end Mra. Hyde. day. / ne seemed to tnjoy the comedy pure H2O. with a little adulterant on Bunday evenihg. March 18. Rev. Mr and Mrs Hal Lathrop and visitors at Byron Lewis' Bunday Basil Hayward and family at Al­ rakeTm Charles Jacobs of Charlotte will asfor taste, as a remedy far anything sra family were recent gueste of Mr.; were, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith and lo were Bunday afternoon callers at and rra 23^X5 St aUl 01 bTln <ing the measagrs and from the morning after to appenend and Mra. Mn. J. J. Willette. ( *on, Bobby, of Grand Rapids and Chas, van Vranken's. and ns 23 was the iwt proceed*. . M(M lUnnkl) D*hl*trom. of Reed dldtta. Mrs. Heber Foster spent Wcdnes- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Durkee and Some of the women of the neighThe regular monthly meeting ot ,aty wlu have charge of the music. day in Hastings with her daugh- daughter. Annetta, ot Hastings. Naturally, a great many “patients'' Club wm will be Tju- )uck one* to win the prise* are willing to write testimonials | the Delton ueiton Community uommunny uiuo oe The luck ones prizes le[’,1Dor!: .. „ 1 The Misses Maybellc Hart and Millie Haynea Wednesday and raying they were •‘cured.” Probably next Monday night, March U. Mr. prldsy and Saturday night at the Mta Dort. OUHUe of Hutto a,tba„ chunterUln »l>ltM >1 made comforts for lhe welfare. they did feel better. If they’d drink1 ““I Mrl Barnum have charge of gyx ware; Josephine OonUno, W. »pent Ite to. with ter »r- p,,,,, Brown'« n»r torteUte.WMrs Mary Henry, who has been the same amount of water from pro“5,,T R Johnson. Mra. Schilling and Roy ente. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Gillette. | d„y evening on the sick list. Ls able to be up a their own faucet or well they would Homer Kelley are the committee McBain, Eva Johnson and Robert Miss Helen Willetts of Kalamazoo t. m.it» in at thi« have obtained similar results. At. appointed to serve the pot luck sup- • Adams was a week-end eue&t of tier oarMrs. Will Drake is quite ill at this part of the time. e^te * writing. Her many friends will be Mrs. Carl Bryans and Mrs. Geo. least ten percent weren’t sick in the1 P**- “I 8:30 o'clock, with the busl-1 we are glad to report again the first place. Fifty percent felt belter nes* meeting and program follow- । improved condition ot little Dickie Mrs. Gay Skinner came Tuesday ahe musl ,n Haynea have both been on the sick list tile past week. long enough to write a letter to the 1 ln» T^e Delton High School Glee Barnes, who was so badly burned lo spend a week with Mr. and Mra. —__ ——IJoyd Stoner and family were Mr. John Chamberlain manufacturer, and the other forty' Club will furoUh music and a aome time ago He will soon be able Will Hyde Sunday gueal*. besides Mr nnd nnrt Mrs. Jr supper guest* at Albert Brill s Fri­ were relieved of conditions wiilch I speaker from Kalamazoo Normal to get around on crutches Mrs. Skinner, were. Dr. Morgan and Maybelle Hart enjoyed "The ihclr self-dlagnoata had made them .ha* been procured, who will speak; Mr. and Mra. Charles Kahler will Skinner of Lacey and M1m Sarah Dutch Detective" al Delton Batur- day night and helped with the mu- jday evening. regard a* serious 1 on "Essentials of Education.” Mr. entertain lhe Cedar Creek Cemetery Pinch of Grand Rapids. ing. Good mineral water has its relief Bwkcr and d™m*Uc clM< fr«n circle on Wednesday. March 14. A Heber Foster was in Grand Rap. ­ t Don’t forget the meeting ot the The Helping Hand class of the Ladles' Aid at Mn. Mina PranshSTS !£_■-« •- * —o " ids on business Friday. Sunday school will help Mrs. Leo . act play. It is requested that our noon. Mr. and Mra. Merritt Mead at­ ka's on Wednesday. March 14. This twhat s the correct title for a m...Mrs. L. D. Miles Ls in Holland Litis tended church in Quimby Sunday will be an all day meeting and ev­ Hendershott's club to serve the L. iral water salesman?) doesn’t at- local people who contribute lo the A. 8 dinner March----------------------the fifteenth, — at ------------zd.l lempt to advertise it as a cure for g* hlckcQ* dd a little bit more and spent thc remainder of the day i eryone is asked to bring her fav- ... quilt pattern and some pieces (the home of Mra. Oliver Johnson. with Mr. nnd Mrs. Cameron Mein- jorite 1 really serious diseases, he is con­ this time to provide for ouUlde tai- Miles' mother, who la 111. i and work will begin on the quilt al, on 420 E. Madison street in H*sducting a legitimate buslnera. Not to mwho h p ln pro" tyre and Norma. GLAH8 CREEK. ‘ that time. I tings. They are preparing for a -Electrovlta," a concoction ot weak “rttrn Miss Margery Gillette of Nash------- -- ------- *-*-•----------------- I large crowd and we hope they won't Chas. Whittemore and wife visit­ vlllr attended thc L. A- 8. at Mrs. i, lithe water whose promoters had i Mra. Lula Wertman will entertain HENDERSHOTT. I be disappointed. the audMlty to recommend Hua the Oarden Club on Thursday of ed the former's mother at Delton Hyde's Friday and spent thc rc- I Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hammond' Remember the Jello on sale at A. •«». um vm* Sunday. tnaindcr of the day with her moth- ' this week, but. a* it aaaa isn't* a**,/ any vaassa club ** from cure for tuberculosis, among other kino nnd mother the Red Brick Dls-;C. Clark's and Forrest Hall's and lake it from the printing in our last I' The community meeting at the ^MivT ElMnr^DaV^nrnt the week lr^* visited Of at the home of Clias. I do your share to help the ladles disthings. the Lakes of Ireland as one would Good Will church Saturday night Oh. not on the label—they were week's items. Our dub is known in Hastings Hendershott Bunday. ipoae of it- Everyone is urged to buy well attended. Hie music by the [end , too smart for that. No. thc label Mr and Mrs Flovd Fassctt en Margaret Garrison entertained of them whether aid members or as the Inland Lakes Oarden Club. । High schoo 1 orchestra was very says, very nicely, "not a specific or Saturday aft- nouitU » 8ood c™* along, 'All members are requested to be much enjoyed. The next program tcrlained the member* of the C. E.ithc a cure." thereby eliminating any present. Mrs. Jennie Aldrich has will be in charge of Wayne Conklin al their home Friday evening. Aft- erno°n. | Doni forget your birthday money censorship or interference under the charge of the program. I and Russell Whittemore. Supper er lhe business meeting they served • 1906 Food and Drugs Act. But read The Pather-Bon banquet will be committee. Ben Newland. Harry ic cream and cake which was much 1 a bit from the instruction manual given Electrovita's Bright young held on Friday night. March ». at J*‘nn and ForTOit Havens and fam- enjoyed. Mrs. Wil) Hyde and Mrs. Gay , . „ . „ ~ t salesmen: "TUB ER C LOS IB- thc hall. EHls Faulkner will act as toastmaster, Robert Bames wm | Bunday visitors at Roy Oakes wen- Skinner spent Monday with Mrs.' Pulmonary. You will be safe In ac­ ol Creek- Ganka and family in Battle Creek. I cepting any case of thc above, ex­ speak in behalf of the fathers, and T®? Lord Elwood Edy In behalf of lhe sons. I ’ J71' ^ood WUl LA. 8 was enterEarle Mudge of Hastings spent cept where the customer is obvious­ Dlst. Supt. Dr. W. 8. Kendrick, of V‘lnel„ln Ahe ETrty *?°nJe Saturday at his old home here. ly too weak and about to pass out. |,rf day. *v The March meeting will be held We are glad to report Chester but do not turn down any one. In Kalamazoo will be the speaker. at Fred Smith's. all cases, never promise complete Mr. and Mra. Eldon Beadle and | Miss Ruch Erway of Kalamazoo Willetts was able to return to his home in fxtnsing Sunday after av- । recovery on less than 75 gallons of Dolly of Prairieville and Mrs. Kate ; was a week end guest of iver parents eral weeks’ stay at Pennock hos- | Electrovita. and In an advanced Burdick of Hickory Corners were' । here. pita) In Hastings. ease, it will take al least 100 gal­ Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mra. I1 Bunday visitors at Forrest Ha­ Hurry F. Wertman. Mr. and Mrs.;'1.vens' lons.” wcre. MUs Virginia Havens of WEEKS CORNERS Allen Griffen of Kinsley district' Hastings and Ml&s Katie WhltteMr and Mrs. Frank Matteson and | were guests of the Wertmans on1 .more. Mr. and Mrs. Fuy Whitworth of the Thursday. . I UUs Dtther Erway of Yankee Culver district attended a party ' Mr. nnd Mrs. ____ ___ _ _____ Springs spent the week end with Wednesday evening near Kalama- j family attended the funeral of their ttrs her p*rPnU hcrc 011 Sunday they zoo. the occasion being Jake De- ' oSS •»“ -nd Crocker's birthday. at Banfield Saturday afternoon. About twenty-five attended the , Mr. and Mrs. Allen Terry of Lilch- I Ray Erway and wife and Mra. party Saturday evening al the home ■ field and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kate Erway visited Henry Shively of Mr and Mra Elmer Barrett The ‘ Toa n of Detroit were visitors at the and wife near Gun lake one day last evening was spent playing progres- । home of Mr. and Mra. Wade Town i week. sive pedro. Mrs. Mae Hammond ' during the week end. I Re vlvia I meetings arc in progress and Donald Steele won first prize | Rev. and Mra. George Brown of al the Good Will church All who and Leia Jones and Elmer Barrett tole were toU or Me. «nd Mr» to were consoled. ----------- —------ —------ —------ ----------------- plan to hear Rev. Jacobs as he is Mr. and Mrs Nelson Dubois vis­ giving some very interesting ser- ited the latter's father. Mr. Garrett, rak ^^k mens. of Delton recently. His many wx-c-r riniTov friends will be glad to know he is , H tbT CARLTON. on gain, as he Is able to all up Mr- and Mrs Samuel Geiger and part of lhe time •cm. Donald, of Quimby called on I Mr and Mrs Lyle Dickerson at- i the former's sister. Mrs. Frank | tended a surprise party Wednesday ' Yarger, Sunday .evening at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. John Richardson has been Mrs of uroanuaie. Urbandale, uic thc .w.v Fred rim Qauch oi The home has been the unit of progressive civi­ ill with the flu. > • occasion .............................. being their golden wedding Members of Owen Blecklc s family anniversary. lization. The great worth of the American are ill with fiu. Mr and Mra. Leslie Dickerson vis­ home to society is undisputed. Mesdames Vander lip and Nagler ited thc former s sister. Mrs Char­ of Freeport spent several days thc lotte Ritchie, ot Kalamazoo Sunday. First mortgages upon homes are, and have been post week at Art RicharcLson - They Mr and Mrs Ernest Matteson of for many years, the security back of building and Mr. Geiger's people of Quimby thc McOmbcr district visited their and loan shares. were Bunday dinner guests parents. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mat­ Jay Blough, who has been enter­ teson. Sunday. AS AN INVESTMENT. WE BELIEVE "NATIONAL’ taining the fiu is somewhat im­ Little Richard Ferris of near Has­ proved. One of the children is now tings visited fats grandparents, Mr. SHARES WILL INTEREST YOU and Mrs. Harry Whitworth, over Robert Reed and David Burling the week end. attended lhe funeral ot Mrs. Hink­ WEST HOPE. ley who died in Grand Rapids. She Quantity Perfection-Giant seed oata. Dr. and Mrs. Bernard and Pros­ was formerly a resident of thc pert 20 crates Yellow Dent corn. ot Freeport that was known as Lin­ per and Venice spent Sunday with den. near the present site of the mill Mr and Mrs. Harold Springer and ' 8 bushel* of oat*. 2 bushels of pop corn. dam. She has made her home with children. 1250 Griswold 8L, Detroit, Mich. Quite a crowd attended thc auc­ 5 bushel* No. 2 Late Petoskey seed potatoes. lite Burling family in Grand Rapids Dltrolt'a Oldaal BbIMIbi and tion sale at Mrs. Bertha McKibln's for several years. ■ Lean AatoclaUoo 2 bushel* of onion*. last Tuesday in spite of the intense DOWL1NG. cold. Tlie goods went unusually 100 pound* Pure Buckwheat flour. J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. Much credit Is due the men of high which we think is very encour­ aging the community who had charge of Mrs. Clara Morehouse is spending the supper at thc church last Wed­ some time in Hastings with Mrs. nesday evening. One 80 lb. pig. 5 Plymouth Rock pullets. Mr*. Lawrence Holcomb and son. Kale Collins, who is 111. We all hope Bernard L.. have returned from for an immediate recovery for Mra. 1 Plymouth Rock rooster. 5 laying hens. Pennock hospital to lhe home of her Collins. Miss Laurin Anders of Hastings parents, Mr. and Mra. James Crawvisited the home folks Sunday. Mrs. Lynden Johncock and Jack Mrs. Anna Pierce, who has spent Oliver riding plow. Mowing machine. the past two years at Irving, has and Jerry spent thc week end with returned home and is ut present Glenna and Ira Osgood. Lumber wagon. Dump bo*. Flat rack. Teddy Hayward spent Tuesday at the home of her son. Mr. and evening with his chum. Estei King, Small gasoline engine. Mrs. Marshall Pierce, and family. The Health Class held their last of Baltimore. Nordyke Marmon 14-inch atone burr mill, good Rev. Isaac Osgood of Freeport meeting of the year at tlie home of condition. spent Monday and Tuesday with thc I Mrs. Otis Altman, Wednesday. I Mra. Eva Hoteomb has sold her home folks. 5-ton stock scale. Portland cutter. Gordon McCallum of Lansing place at Bedforfl and is residing at 3 hand power washing machine*. {present with her son and wife. Mr. spent the week end with his par­ ents. Mr. and Mra. Everett McCal­ land Mrs. Lawrence Holcomb. Ball bearing clothe* wringer. Tlie Cemetery Circle will meet lum. James Anders. Mrs. Harold 12 new elm potato crate*. this week on Thursday for dinner and thc Ladles' Aid will hold their Springer, Winfield Miller and Ed­ 40 *ap bucket* and *pile*. regular session on Thursday. March ward Willson attended the funeral of Mra. Maude Albertson of Hick­ ory Corncrajecently. EAST DELTON. SOUTH THORNAPPLK. Mr. and Mrs- Floyd Morford and Victor Victrola, mahogany cabinet and record*. Mr. and Mrs Charlie Ring enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Ike Leingar were in Bed davenport. Oak center table. tained friends from Kalamazoo Wayland Wednesday on business. Rex Waters and wife spent Bun­ Sunday. Leather seat rocker. Leather seat sewing rocker. David McKeown, who has enployday- afternoon at George Leinaar's Bed spring*. 2 heating stove*. ment in Chicago, accompanied bv in Hickory Corners. Ray Durkee and family of West hl* cousin and wife, came and spent Small parlor heater. Coleman gas lamp. Sunday with his paninis. Mr. and Hope visited home folks Bunds v. Mrs Bam McKeown. • and family. Cold Blast heater, coal burner. Mason Newton visited his brother. James McKeown accompanied them Manson, and wile, near Richland Student lamp, kerosene burner. Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Acker of back to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ch^s. B. Johnson Other article* of furniture and clothing. Augusta and daughter. Helen, and two children of Chicago were also attended the Mineral of their cousin, Mrs. Jane McCann, at Irving on guests. . Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Waters and Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Rollo Johnson of Marie spent Sunday at Gordie Dureast of Yankee Springs and MIm Ue’s in Delton. Mr and Mrs. Clair Collison and Irene Dudd spent Sunday with his uncle. Chas. B. Jolinson, and wife. son of Kalamazoo visited al Floyd Mr. and Mrs. John DeKani (nee Collison's Sunday. __________ Lottie Sabini of Kalairiaaoo were, six o clock dinner guests Sunday ADAMS LAKE. Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Tobias of Bat­ of her aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B.' tle Creek called on Mrs. Tobias' fa­ Johnson, who reside on her father's,' ther. Richard W. Hughes, Bunday the late L. D. Sabin's, homestead. ; afternoon. I DOUD CORNERS. Several of the neighbors called ut Tlie cedar Creek Cemetery Circle the home of George McKibbtn Sat­ urday evening. March 3. An enjoy­ will meet with Mrs. Katie Kahler, able evening was spent with music March 14 for dinner. Hcnr* Btrgman. and songs Rush Saunders and' daughter, Will Qauch. Mrs- John Houghtallng Mary, and sister, Edith, of Indian­ and daughters attended the 50th apolis. Ind., spent lhe week end wedding anniversary of Mr. and at the home of George McKibbln. Mra. Fred Qauch of Urbandale lhe Poultry and Stock Foodo Coal, Limo, Comint George Morehouse is on the sick 38th of February. Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Armour of list, we all wish him a speedy re­ Hickory corners were callers at Will covery Carl's Sunday. First sure sign of normal timesMr. and Mra Harry Waters visit­ That Um beat you’v* gOt?'V-bau ed their daughter and family of Francisco Chronicle. MuUnu eui.4.,. QUACK! QUACK! DELTON. -«*. W. Basil Saturday. ti A Founder's Day program under SAFETY and remember too that next Bunday Melts ere moving on ttw !■ n\l»*</un«nz farm a inwall term nearPl Plainwell U missionary Cundtv Sunday. LOWER CROOKED LAKE. Oakley Lam phier. who is work­ ing for Prank Roush, spent Sunday with his mother at Galesburg. Joe Stenger and family visited their daughter and family at Bat­ tle Creek Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Oarnaat and children of Kalamazoo are spending several days with Chris Zimmerman's. We are sorry to lose Clement De­ Kosters and Harvey Hartwells from our neighborhood. The De Kosters are moving on the farm recently occupied by Fred Ball and the Hart- derwaiker farm and Mr. Baldwin and family on the Woodhams am. Several accident* were narrowly averted Friday on the icy curve near the old Grange hall, lhe clontlng roadbed and steep fafthk making traveling particularly d*ngerou*. ographles are quite attractive. The poor boy, by thrift and Industry, fi- BRIGGS CHURCH AUCTION SALE! I STRENGTH BUILDER FROM THE STONE AGE TO THE PRESENT To finance greatly needed repairs on the Briggs church in Assyria, an auction sale will be held on the Ray Miller farm, the first farm east of the Briggs church, one mile east of Lacey, and 2 miles north and two miles west of Assyria Center. The property offered at this sale has been donated outright to the church) or a commis­ sion of 10 per cent on sums up to $10, and 5 per cent on amounts above $10 will be allowed on the sale of the consigned goods and the commission will be donated to the church. The sale will be held on TUESDAY, MARCH 13,.1934 COMMENCING AT 10:30 A. M. Donated Articles (Jbc Rational TEoait &. flnuesfment (JTjantpaiut GRAIN AND VEGETABLES. PIG AND POULTRY. FARM TOOLS. Good, Heat-Producing COAL —is undoubtedly the most eco­ nomical fuel to be obtAined. Our experience in buying coal is an advantage to our custom­ ers. A kind, or grade of coal that produces the most heat for the money is the sort of coal to buy. We not only sell good, heat producing coal but our deliv­ ery service is prompt and painstaking. Some one of the several varie­ ties of coal -we sell is sure to meet your individual requirements. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. TERMS:—CASH. The property offered i* a* follow*:— Consigned Articles LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY. Cheap work horse, weight 1200 lbs. Several good work horses will be offered at thb Fresh Holstein cow, 4 years old. Fresh Jersey cow. Grade Durham cow, due soon. Several breeding ewes. Duroc Jersey sow, 2 years old, due last of Marsh. 6 pigs, weight from 40 to 60 lbs. each. .. 2 pigs, wt. 85 lbs. each. 25 Barred Rock pullets. 30 Plymouth Rock pullets. 3 hen turkeys. 1 turkey gobbler. ' FARM MACHINERY. Empire cream separator. Ford roadster. Side delivery hay rake. Auto-top style top buggy, good conditio*. 2 sets double work harness. Army saddle. 19th Century gravity hand power washer. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Child’s bed and mattress, nearly now. 6 brand new sheep skin lined canvas coats, aiaM 40-44. 3 pairs brand new men's knit I 10 bushels good onions. 12 bushels Early Rose seed pot Many other articles. No property removed until *ettled for. A warm dinner will be *erved at noon by the Brigg* Church Ladie*’ Aid at the church. Price 15 cent*. OFFICER OF THE DAY—HUGH JO Smith Brothers Velte & Company General Committee:—Allan Hyde, Will Jone*, Arthur Miller, Walter Ketcham and Clayton Case. TELPEHONE 2257 HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. HASTINGS, MICH. WESLEY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7. 1934 »■■■■■■■■•■« NEW RULES ADOPTED oann roa rnucAnoM. cloverdale. I i LEGAL'NOTICES | ’■»&«! jmXi.' r-nn nri i mr ' Mlsa Dorla Monica and Jeis The annual meeting of the Home run btLLINu UnlUKo Haney were married at Miss Mon- Literary Club was entertained ------------- ’lea's home Saturday afternoon at Thursday at the home of Mra. Ida Michigan Man in Charge of two o'clock. Congratulations are ex- Brandstctter with Mrt. Boyle co­ _ . _ . -tpnrtert tended tn to tHnm them fmrw from nVw.-rKn.l,.a Cloverdale hostess. -t-V... The n«AM*tln» meeting — was nrw-nArt opened Hv by Enforcing Rules Govern­ friends. singing from the Club song book Many mtui} friends iricinu of oi Mra. ftira. Lester Lcaitr mlxi Mon-- and ana roll run was answered answerca by oy "How now can van ing Sales lea surprised her by dropping in on ,we improve our Club." A number of East Lansing. — Michigan buyers tvi.i......... ....... ।baskets ..... of. good ...... suggestions . .... ____ .w. j The her Friday evening with were oflered. by tin* rauri drirrmiemc ;of of habv baby chicks ehicks will w“’ benefit •from ------ the;' (good things to eat and presenting secretary. Mra. Prouty, gave the ansellers of day-old poultry are re­ her with an el«trtc lamp for a nual report which showed we had quired to meet certain conditions birthday gift. Games were played made progress In what we had been VOTIflB TO CTEDITOBl MOKTOAOE SALE SJ ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ■OBTOaOE SALE Mildrrd Smith. Rentier ol Probate. OKDER FOR PURLIOATIOK. Rial. Ol Mkhiran. lhe > fur lhe Ctounty of Barry. Lena Vrlle. Kmma K. Rplndl R. Uradovt. DuAaCKBT XOTICE nd W ' ■ k"‘ t°““ everyone invited^ Thompson, DuQuenae Are., employed by the Pennsyl- residence Saturday night. Dee. 30th. On the following Wednesday morning ho re­ ported to the police that the money had Why lake chances—PLAY SAFE—De­ posit your money In thia bank. Deposits Insured under the Banking Act ol 1933. National Bank of Hastings ALL PRICES IN THIS AD SUBJECT TO THE 3% SALES TAX! IONA FLOUR “- '‘“n'!X'TOLndtSira *””• "“H -------• ”------ SOUTH VERMONTVILLE and Mra --Mlles of Delton. Harry Owens and Wilbur Markley of Hick­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith spent ory Corners and Mr and Mrs. Lee Sunday In Nashville at home of Nottingham, local. He is some bet­ Prank. PurchLs. Jr. ter and we hope he will soon be able Mr. and Mrs. Warren Taylor have to be about again He appreciated returned to their home after spend­ j lie fruit sent him by the Ladies’ . ing the winter keeping house for Aid. Homer Jackson from the CCC 1her father. Mr. Price, near Hastings. Some have tapped their sugar camp of northern Michigan spent । | n jew days with his grandmother. bushes in this neighborhood. Mra Fannie Jackson. Russeii Jack- , Ethel Powers of Lansing visited the home folks over Sunday. son was home too. having a hard The P. T. A. will meet at Wells cold Home looks good when one does not feel Just right, doesn't it? j'school Friday night They are plannlng a fine program several coming Mra Floyd Wales went to Kala­ I from Vermontville to help out mazoo Thursday with her son. Gor­ Mr. and Mra. WIlford Price of don. where she was a guest of her Lanalng spent Sunday at Asa, sister, Mr and Mrs. Will Perigo. re­ iStrait’a. turning Friday. wm Hugnes oi ^.amazoo w« ' , ^W^ulKdw JC “ Will Hughes of Kalamazoo was Florence Peake and Amy SonneROBINHUE PARK. ville spent Friday In Kalamazoo, j Amy visited her sister. Mrs. Adah Last Week's letter Mr. and Mrs Julian Potts were Misener. Gordon Kenyon spent Sunday Sunday guests of their daughter. with his brother, Wendell Kenyon. Mra. Glen Dean, and family of Bowne and family in Battle Creek Forty-one attended thc pedro Mr. and Mra. Forest Smith have a< aafd t»ti ■ moved on farm In the Me- ' party at the home of Mr. md Mra. h is fnrtkrr ord.r»<i. that publie natka Omber district. We shall miss them I Eugene Haight Saturday night A fine time was lhe report. . .------ - and we wlgh them success in their I , william Ingram spent most of. new home. Frank Hallock of Milo called on last week In Hastings with his fathhis brother. George Kenyon. Satur­ Mr and Mra. John Kollar and day Those who did not attend church Harold. Mr. and Mra. JyUan Potts Sunday miffed a good sermon. We and daughter. Betty, spent Tuesday ORDER FOB PUBLICATION evening with Mr. and Mis. Ralph l»pe everyone who can will come Mr and Mrs. Lester Bonneville; ■Flnkbelner of Middleville «nu Lorraine iFrame and ana Lorna unu. visited vianea his rus ji Wright Clifford and wn tifland sUter. Mrs. Isabelle _______________________ May. and fam- .... «on .— spent Washingtons birthday In town Saturday on business Al!!y w»h John Kollar Mr. and Mrs way* glad to see the folks who reHaysSrewT hlstttal U^ChJ?’ ily in in Battle Battle Creek Creek Sunday. Sunday. |sr ‘*w Lorraine Bonneville started to I William Cramer of south of Has- sldefflhere In the past. at Hays-creen nospitai cnar I' ° Some from---here the play kxta.school this morning after being out |“ngs called in the afternoon. ------•-------------attended .w. Mr. and Mra. Ell Strait went at Delton Saturday. Report It very nearly five weeks on account of Ill­ Thursday to County Gleaner meet­ FAIR LAKE. good- s / ness. ing in Kalamo Last WefX's Lfti«r. Looks this morning as though About 35 attended the Ladles' Aid spring was lurking around the cor­ FAIR LAKE. POWERS ECHOES. ner. Mrs. Lena Webster is spending Mrs. Maurice Johnson entertained the week in Flint vialting her son. reported. The meeting for March At the Republican caucus Satur­ will be held at Mra. Mary Kitting­ day N. H. Barber was nominated su­ 27 young people at a birthday party Leon, and family. honoring her daughter. Bernice. Mra. Edith Campbell Is ill at this er's with Mra Winnie Nye and Mra. pervisor. Henry Rogers, clerk, and Saturday afternoon. Tlie afternoon Gladys Cornell assisting her. writing. Otis Boulter, treasurer. was very pleasantly spent playing Mra. Edna Roni beck and sons of Mr. and Mrs Allan OrlfTin spent Triple Link Club will meet at the games and dancing after which ice near Hickory Comers spent Bunday Odd Fellows hall Friday. March 16 Thursday with Mr and Mrs. Harry at Lottie ooUUter's. Wertman of Delton. Co-operative dinner, program and Bernice received many dainty gifts Mrs Earl Frits and children and 'a , business session. The Health Club of this communi­ Us help her remember her twelfth' The Ladles' Aid Society will meet birthday. ty will meet Friday afternoon with Beryl Pennock went to Battle Crecc Rsclitsr of Probata Mrs Russell Dudley. Mus Gladys Sunday to visit relatives. Wednesday. March 14. with Mra. Mr. and Mn. Henry Trait visited Saturday night fifty friends and Mlles at the parsonage at Delton. Calms is director and speaker and friends in their farmer neighbor­ Mr and Mrs. Wallace Bugbee at the meetings are both very inter­ neighbors met at tlie home of Henry >Wnj Um motorist who runs esting and helpful Houvenlr. Progressive pedro was Gem. Kansas, spent Sunday eve­ hood near Dutton. Thursday. played and a fine time was had ning with Mra. Jennie Norris and filling station quite easily. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Griffin spent Lucy. A well in the Imperial Valley of penslve glassware U obtained by California produces 60 tons of dry Thursday with Mrs Mae ShefTMaurice Hughes. Vaughn Mott adding small quantities of gold to Globe Ice dally. hauser of Delton. and Cecil Cappon went fishing Sun- the slhca. .X “DaloS '8^0 te rSrun #. 11 .»? yx.K'Ss J£n • • •»: 1 si. si public aartl Aha North F " ti Kia si«i»r. guintig.1| poorlv of late, being afflicted with of his friends came and spent, . ily Sunday '; ered th.I lb. ..Id dr ,CBrbuncl„ | Mr and Mra Fred Bush and chil- I Mra. Allie Kelley visited her son. [Tuesday evening, playing games. •- dren ot Urbandale visited lur par- >Elwood and family, at Kalamazoo' vocal and instrumental music and stunts. Later a lunch was served by Monday forenoon caller at ento. Mr and Mrs. W. O Tobias.Sunday. the hostess Frank Walton and Will Mishler,6unday homes Ralph DeMott and sisters. Mildred , •• -------------------------------------spent this week with Mr. and Mra. Mr and Mrs Harold Yoder and and Marle of Hastings spent Sun- . wevR. | Edd Rice Gordon called ot on wv. Mrs Yoder's rarmwon "r*|day with their parents. Mr. and Mra. Leslie Gould and family spent r M " -tnrrwrt unde and ount. Mr and Mrs Willi, George De Mott mend, «t Ath™ .nd ,rOm । s..nd.y Kepkey of Middleville Thursday. I[ Mrs Will Moore spent Friday and Mr and Mrs L. A. Andrews of ।Sunday afternoon with her mother.,1 ft snendinv Word hlu been received from Mra . «*ld vl*>nlin« Lansing called on their aunt. Mrs. ‘ Mrs Bump. In Hastings mis week in Flint at tl— --------thia order I Minnie Bouck recently | we are an w I we are all glad U> sec Mr. and Iy.on Wchster and wife. Miss Ruth Stutx and her nlece|i. Mr9 Ronald H baek ln Ulelr — ----------------u— u Mr and Mrs E Thornton of Bat-.I good time. from Hastings called at the W. H. home h „e BgBln Mr. and Mrs Glenn Hoffman and here again tie creek spent Sunday with Melvin , u-H and wife. family and Mias Doris HofTman Pardee home Saturday I Mr Mr and Mrs. Mrs Will Meyers Meyers of Of De De-­ Campbell Thr^MMlth Education class will I.,pent 8und“y wlth Mr “nd Mrs Mias Beryl Heller ot Dutton was ,tro|t v^ted Mr Bnd M„ Edd New. !|WU1 Dickson of Bedford. a Sunday guest at the A T Eash I [<>n Bnd fBmdy Sunday meet with Mrs Russell Dudley Fri­ horn* . .. ।I Russell Mott and family of North day P M Miss Gladys Calms of I, Rev. and Mrs Fred King attended .. vWted ...--J li r>. p0oWle .aMIa Frank Walton wan in Lowell on — hU. 5bner .Mrs Mld-wlnter council at Caledonia business Monday. ' Carey, - — -.._u — Sunday crowded to ' U If you are a — lover Rood -music SOUTH SHULTZ -— of — — ORDER FOB PUBLICATION ,?T nA’,uF;‘S ss Hrnry West .nd mother. Mrs ,come nd1 10 5C,^h°d’5 nor. Outer, ol Hiwdlnr .pent Son. ‘d»> ' ‘gLftS EvcrylxKly lnvl«d_ __________ progTam w„ rma.rM. day with Mr .nd .Airs. MU. Ash-|'>» ’***< Stroller. ™7,SIvTLLE. consisting of instrumental music by by from Hastings prairilvillr. Mr and Mrs Will Monica of KaiThe cedar Creek OmeUjy Circle JamM CaKhrop. who has been Mr and Mrs. Hook. Mr. Oswald and •mazoo spent Wednesday with their «»> w?lh..^,7r ulh conflncd to ?ls bcd »or t*»e last two son and Duane Perry and several parentsJrtr and Mrs. Charley KenP* luck dinner. March 14th. hnd Tot callcrs Bunday Rev vocal selections. — HAICHT NOTICE M,“ "Pittsburgh, Pa. $385 Gone! ASSYRIA. from ---- — -------infecan “llacit or tne grippe tlnn cA tne tlon of the throat. throat. Mra. Clella Shepard and Mrs. Maxine Stannard of Battle Creek spent Sunday al the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clell Van «»'«» • h»iS^ .W«„; Udo dub. BlxeWdw which are to the buyers advantage which hart were. Auken. which had hern been observed observed were. according to J. A- Hannah, now na­ LeVant McIntyre, who received A few friends of Mrs. Harry Garden day; Capsule friend day tional administrator for the code Injuries while buzzing wood, is now and formerly poultry specialist nt Owens certainly surprised her be- with a May morning breakfast; able to be about with the aid of jyond any doubt. Thursday noon. Book day; Annual picnic at the cot­ Michigan State College. ; crutches. Chicks, poults, or ducklings bought I. when they walked in wllh a pot luck tage of Mrs A. J. Mills when Mrs. The observation of the Birthday dinner and demanded "something C L. Bennett from Kalamazoo gave from sellers operating under the • l to eat at once." at her home In Kal­ a talk on Adult Education; Welfare Week project was under discussion code must have good quality and'; day; Club- Collect Day when eight at a recent meeting of lhe Wahanka must be delivered as agreed Any amazoo A mast delightful afternoon Camp Fire Unit of Assyria Center, papers were given each on a verse of duagrrernenu beta-een buyer , t,.’________ T,.d at the home .of Bernice Jones. and seller about excessive losses of birds 1I ( Mr a, ‘u Mrs. Trant Humeston re--the club-CcHeet; Guest day when John Russell has been 111 with can be reviewed by the code admin- i turned to their home at Battle the program was given by the Cli­ Infection in his throat. Creek Saturday afternoon after max Club: Poetry day: Pioneer day Wth'SS WCek their pari At the last meeting of the Par­ and Household day and a Christmas party. We Teel these meetings have ent-Teacher organization of As­ of the code are classed as unfair, n‘ trnde nroctlec' Harry Fennels was somewhat brought to nil mutual helpfulness, a syria Center, the Boy Scouts of niSdmVor dreepilw «<u-ru.<-J™ c«n.v In to better understanding ot world con­ Bellevue, under the supervision of m..1U or th. ■utetl.utloo o, ohkk, ShSlv ditions. and a general advancement Mr. Knickerbocker. Scout Master, artd help him celebrate birthday. ot the requirements of women’s put on the program. tor those adrentsed as harhut ape- ■ “h lu hlm cclebrQtc his hb blrthdav Tuesday, March 13. is the date tor clal qualities are practices which al­ Games were played after which Mr. work. Mrs. Jennie Chase gave the the Briggs church community aucare classed ciawu as as unrair RoM PlcrM’ nnd Mrs Welton Brooks annual treasurer's report for Nina so are unfair. -u by sick­ tlon sale. Reserve that date to atntArt fnr hntrhinc hv ,av°red Ute party with trombone Fenner, who was detained m sh ns i ness. closing the year's work with ^d. UP.U.U, of V, thirteen AA...AW.A dollars UVUU.A i.. PUHIIM ^t WCttl upwards In t«iStreas- | ounca to pt, dorm and no Individ- |C,,MrtalnddMwltn I"”" “l“। U4<U ....»• vi.u.ie ury. Mrs Whldby give an amusing yrong during the aero weather, and U.1 „« b penn«..-d ,.11 Wow tcriained Mr. and Mra. Frank Chil- sketch 'some impressions of the “OIcn leatl P'P*3 have been brought one and five-sixths ounces. The use son of North Hope Sunday use by club members ' which was very Into “ “ *' w *the h* rise in temperature. of large eggs for hatching is ex­ Mrs. Veda Ouy and children of pected to improve the quality of the I Mrs, Eva Davenport returned clever. Mrs Evers read from thc Baltimore spent the week end with chicks hatched and also It tends to home Sunday afternoon after spend- club Scrapbook giving the names of her sister. Mrs. Evangle Miller, and pass along to pullets raised from ing a week with her daughter. Mrs. al! past presidents and some of the family. Mr. Ouy was a Sunday outstanding events of the club these eggs the characteristic of pro­ Wm. Pierce, of Charlotte. Don't forget the p t A. meeting which was organized In March 1887. guest there and they returned with ducing good-sized eggs. him. Mr. Hannah says, the main pur­ at thc town hall Friday evening. Tlie president. Mrs. M R. Flower, in Initiative steps are being taken for’ March 9th. a few well chosen words thanked thc poses of the code are to improve the The L. A S will meet with Mrs. members for their help and cooper­ the organization of a Boy Scout quality of all chicks In the country' troop at Assyria Center. , Harry PenncLs Thursday. March 8th. alien during her term of office and and to reduce the surplus supply Mr and Mrs Harry pcnnels and the meeting closed by singing "God Farmers alio produce quality eggs SOUTHWEST CAkLTON. for sale to hatchcries will benefit as daughter spent Sunday at Kalama- Be With You" Twenty-four mcmMra. Anna Buck and daughter. bers and two guests present. thc code presumes these egga will zoo. Mrs. Iva French of Battle Creek Keep In mind the church social to Ach-iali, spent Saturday evening in be sold at a fair premium above the Mrs. visited her parents. Mr and Mrs be held at the home of Mr and Mrs. Battle Creek with Mr. and open market price. Bradfield Saturday evening, March Tate Buck and family and also at­ Mr. Hannah's office Ls located at James MacDonald Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Chas Monica en- 17. with a Bt. Patrick supper and tended the Youths' convention while Kansas City. Mo. tertaincd thc following relatives program. Attorney Miles from Hol­ there. Mr. and Mrs. Tate Buck and land friends In honor of Mr. and land will be tlie speaker. We hope daughters brought them home on SOUTH BOWNE. Sunday afternoon. Mrs Jess Haney Sunday. Mr. and for a go<xi attendance. Last Week's Letter • nun v>ruu>Kiuii mviowt ruw> mv ww*. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams, Mr. Mrs. Wellington Monica s«<«u and daughMbs Nina rctuivi Fenner aprai spent thc week Leslie Roush of Lansing called on ter. Mr and Mrs. Ed. Bolo. and Mr. end at her home here returning to LaFayette Usborne and his uncle and aunt. Mr and Mra and Mrs Loren Gordinecr of Bed- Kalamazoo Sunday afternoon for Mr*- f"?ora Eiaenhood spent Friday Will Mishler. Saturday afternoon ford. Mr and Mra. Russel! Monte* further treatments We are glad lo' * ,, and Mra Lyle Quimby of ( Mr and Mrs. H A. Johnson of of Kalamazoo and Mr and Mrs. report Ml-M Nina much Improved , “u ,, ?,rs- W|lll*nw and Bowne Center. Mrs Ella Stanley of Wm. Hayward and children of Del- and hope she will fully regain her: rs. usborne called at the hospital । Kansas, a cousin of Mra Johnson. ton. and Mr and Mrs Lester Monica health soon. | !*] theafternoon to see their cousin. Mrs. Lydia Porrltt of Bowne Cen­ and son Charles of Cloverdale. Mr nnd Mra M. Bradfield and Mra Dolly Lee. who was Injured In | ter. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Cosariff of Miss Mack who has been Visiting' Mr and Mra Freeman Fisk were nn automobile accident three weeks Lowell. Mr. and Mra. W. H. Pardee, 1 Mr and Mrs. Ross Pierce tor a Kalamazoo visitors Friday. ., a aR “° a,?’d i? *« not v'ry much Improved. improved, visited Mrs- Jennie Pardee Sunday, couple of weeks, returned to her . .. .1 rmu Dof,naHf? ruu -Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson ata^— ln‘ ----------"Pending then all except Mrs Cosgrifi attend- । .home at Hastings Sunday evening. tended the funeral of Mr. J. Sher-, with her grandparente ed the funeral ot their coualn. Mrs. I wood In Plainwell Friday. | in Grand Rapids. M- K. Lightfoot of Grand Rapids ut HINDS CORNERS. I Mr Schultz and Billie stopped’ Wade Marlowe spent Saturday Fr.e?’OrX . o.. u Mr and Mrs C N Tobias visited al the farm Saturday on their way * Uh his sister. Mrs. Effie EmsbergMrsspent Sunday h)s M-wr, sUtrr Mr MrJ l.uu Mor crj®* HasllnRB------ C M...Benedict .. ...... i»ir W1(1 iuiu »u> -. to Detroit from Chicago. afternoon with Mra ni Baotl. ,aler . ..... — .... Mrs Scobey and children from, Qj1ltc “ number attended the •tUrnoon with M il tv,u Will r^ryKurirt cowrin ol Ni,hvnit. Tuestay. Lowell .. at the -home --------of, Mrs Jennie i1 Mr an[| Mcn Hcndc„hW1 Welcome visited Mr. and Mrs. Bar-: “du ‘cla“ 'n Education on Pardee lan Scobey Sunday »faltl» TUewtay at «he home of Mra. and sons. Mr and Mrs Floyd To­ Mr and Mra. Harold Yoder and , bias and daughter all of Kalamazoo Mr and Mrs Vert RnbinsOn of, Us^°n’e They, are, vc.ry family called on Mr nnd Mrs Dan-1 and Mr and Mrs. Harold Comp of Shultz visited at the Quick home 'nleresUng and educational and dlslei Zook of E Campbel) Sunday cusses many new and old ways at Hastings spent Sunday with their 8undaV Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duffy..: parents. Mr and Mrs. C. N. Tobias -----preventing and curing diseases. daughter. Nora Ann. and the Mls.se> In honor of their mother s natal day CEDAR CREEK. Miss Anna Mae Pew of HasUngs Hastings Beulah and Mary Cramer of Grand Mr, Bernice A.«ln e, lhe Doud;*1'"’ S“",d” “Wl «l>i OrW>. Mr nnd Mra George Colvin and Rapids spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mra. Sam Colvin of Has­ district spent Friday night and Sat- ,• Buck.‘ their parents. Mr and Mra H. A. tings and Mr and Mra Carl Lnfay- urday with Marie. Josephine and [ Mr. and Mra. Frank Shriber and Cramer, and family Adrian Cramer jIctte and children of Welcome Cordaughter. Hazel, and Mr. and Mra. Rnrr-.' nr.., enn an*n> returned to lhe city with them nnd i| ners spent Sunday wllh their daugh- HNfehiT Campbell and family are ■ I expects to remain all week. _____J_^Donley_of_Hastings. j ter and sister. Mr and Mra Warren planning on moving near Hastings, We extend our sympathy to Mr.I. . DURFEE. ’Brogan and family: nnd celebrated1 in the near future and Mrs. W. W Boughner ot Free­ little Robert s birthday ' The community club Friday night — . .. . .... . port at lhe death of their infant Mr. and Mrs- Elmer Colvin and well .Hended. A Shod cupper. . | 'son. Richard Ixc. ... , . . enuuren time nnd the talk, given by p. ..ni “?d Mrschildren oi of Hn-suutc Ha-stlngs vaiwu visited hts i>»»sis- |Ki>od . Mil u A™*1"”2! La Verne Blough nnd lady friend lef Mr (|nd Mr^ warren Brogan. I Mr Ketcham, were enjoyed by all 'i nf mvMI were Qunrtav of T Lowell Sunday miextx guests or of tne the Saturday who were present. * 14 Ewyone come. Pol | former’s parents. Mr and Mrs. An­ Mr ana and Mra Mrs Lyle uyie -looms Tobins snu nnd miu son Ury Bergman and wife attended . ; ~t.iwi.rt w. '?! Crwefc viaura ina ni» WJJe,. -.he golden widen weaaing wedding ot ot ms hl. sutler, drier. iL.“ShK^5Jj ot uattie urecK wu«..c., lne &,> NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ■day at Orleans. They caught sev­ enteen good sized fish. , Tlie p. T. A. meeting Friday night was well attended and much en­ joyed. 14'4-I.b. PILLSBURY FLOUR BULK OATS ( •r KIRK'S FLAKE SOAP P&G PANCAKE FLOUR PEANUT BUTTER CHIPSO FLAKES or GRANULES ♦jf.OS 10 — 29‘ 12 —29' 5i9c 2 20= 2 Pkn-27c NOTE: No Sales Tax Collected on Feeds Sold To Farmers Rais­ ing Their Chickens Foe Marketing Purposes! Scratch Feed Egg Mash ** Baby Chick Feed -Browing Mash ,u* Starting Mash ,M u ■** Dairy Feed ,w Lb BOyster Feed $149 $169 $189 $189 $198 $115 79® SODAS or GRAHAMS 2£I9‘ CRACKERS Gelatin Dessert SPARKLE Chocolate Padding 4‘" 18c Doaen 12C DOUGHNUTS Sugared Doten 1QC HOT CROSS BUNS 6 19*2 AJAX SOAP 2 25c WHEAT THINSIES LA CHOY 1U.VK LABEL SALADA TEA ^37= «.19c 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES 8'b. 35c 4 lb.. 19c 15c 33c ORANGES FT-rta. s~ai. BANANAS CAULIFLOWER POTATOES Idabo Bakers Strawberries IN OUR STEAK Tomatoes MEAT Celery MARKETS N- BEEF TO BOIL BEEF TENDERLOIN ,b 10c IE. 6c it. 23c BEEF ROASTS ck k - ^ 10c BACON, Slab Machine Sliced ib. 15c 2 ib.. 35c LARD wu?. «ri?LjB'od‘kX°u 3 25c DILL PICKLES Larg« j«ky, dos. 23c MINCE MEAT HAMBURG.^: SALMON « Hat. v-i HERRING F.~>. fe-w, CHICKENS a.12%0 3 -25c u.. 23c 3 iu. 25c � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-03-14.pdf bde268de1d56da5008569c83cc57f4ec PDF Text Text SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MARCH 14, 1934 PAGES lto8 YOUNG D|“OCR 0TfSf.)CERS GOOD MEN NAMED ^602 V1LUE OF INOIVID- HooverDam Is A Gigantic ’INFLUENCE OF Structure 729 Feet High Well Attended Meeting Held the E. R. Campbell auc­ illL INSTRUCTION I THE RURAL PRESS at the Court House ORCTYDFFCES tionInsale adv on page 11, the TEACHERS HEARD DR. WASHBURNE HERE ON MONDAY R. Cook Tells Interestingly of His Recent Visit There W. PROF. BRUMM TOLD OF IMPENDING ECONOMIC CHANGES Friday Night CAUCU8ES NOT SO WELL date of the sale ia printed PUBLIC INVITED TQ : At the court bouse or. Friday ATTENDED AS THEY night a Young Democratic Club was [March 5. That date is wrong. HIM AT BROTHERHOOD organized, with Democrats from In a letter received lart week from of the way. At one time we must SHOULD BE MEETING the Junior publisher of the Banner. " . ... . — going .... -----various parts of the county attend- I It should be Wednesday, have coasted 15 or 20 miles, jing. iW' Cook, then in Los Angeles, he down from a mountain. MADE vwiivtei SURVEY vi OR March 21. Please notice the TO DISCUSS CON­ i Officers elected were: Robert Van- ELECTION TO BE HELD Far out in the desert we passed a SAYS COUNTRY EDITORS siCDiTC fiC QYCTCM toldofavisit to the Hoover dam. We MtrilloJUr ST o I Em ।are passing that port of the letter derveen. Middleville, chairman; Mrs. | mCfillo Ur OIOICIVliare gold mine that was in operation, ro . FORM PUBLIC IDEALS Jack O'Connor. Hastings, vice­ ON MONDAY, APRIL 2 correct date*. DITIONS IN RUSSIA tn our readers. Mr. and Mrs. It must at least be paying expenses. Oitea Three Reasons wuWhy 0,1 Cook Mr and Mra David French. Waler Is the Important thing 'all chairman; Robert O'Connor, secre- ’ , Old Time Recitation Is the latter ' being the daughter . . Hinman and Chas. I The Banner regretn thia Is Recognised Authority oti of. .. Mr. through California. Thousands and Journalists MUSI Accommo- tary; Kenneth Babcock, treasurer. Uhaa. Committeemen ore: Robert SchlUe‘ — and Mrs. Cook, and Mr. and Mrs. tlrauiands of these desert acres date Themselves to Present error and hopes this notice Leonard Head Their Not Practical man. Charles Annable." Bernard Fl-; Economic Subjects—Fred • French'* daughter. Elizabeth, drov. would become very productive if wa­ Attitudes and Conditions The teachers of the Barry coun-'to the Hoover dam on Saturday, ter could be brought to them. We field and Kirk Foreman. Hastings; Tickets for Mayor herein will correct it. Smith Heads Squad ty schools were Indeed fortunate in March 3. from Lob Angeles. The dis- passed several places that looked ex­ in his address on "Rural Progress Jack Elliston, Maple Grove; Russell z The city caucuses were not large­ The next meeting of the Hasting* Publishers Banner. securing Dr. Carleton Washburne, tance covered was 330 miles. They actly like • lake*. When we got to Day" at the Western State Teachers' Buehler. Tbornapple; Floyd Aspin- ly attended. We hope this is not superintendent of schools at Win- 'stayed Saturday night at the Apache them they became Just vast stretch­ College at Kalamaroo on March 2. al). Carlton and Mahion Strickland, due to the fact that there Is a de­ public. The address will be giv netka. Illinois, for the afternoon and Hotel in Las Vegas. Nevada, a few es of pure white sand, It is not dif­ John L. Brumm. Professor of Jour­ Castleton. clining Interest in city affairs. That [ in the church auditorium and t Glen Allway pf Allegan was pres­ surely ought not to be true. evening of March 12 Dr Wash- miles from the dam. He wrote as ficult to Imagine how easy It would nalism at the University of Michi­ public, as well a* the member* burne is one of the pioneers in ad- follows: be for some struggling proapector. gan. spoke of impending economic ent and gave a talk of Interest to DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. the Brotherhood and their wtv voeatlng the method of Individual The journey Journey to the dam through choking for a good drink of water. .changes to which journalism. t»th all assembled. The democratic city are caucus urged towas attend. It wa* felt It Instruction in the public schools. I the desert was a mr»i interesting to be deceived by the appearance of city and rural, must accommodate held Monday evening. The choices this meeting should be thrown op With the help of his teachers he one. Hie road 1* paved all the way these "lakes." We didn't no into Itself. His theme was "The Country [were as follows: to everybody, because of the InU ha* written books and devised self- over the mountains and through the Death Valley, but passed by the road Editor and HU Community" He | Mayor. Charles Leonard. r, ... *Instructive * ” “ ~ materials for use in. canyon of the Colorado, except one that leads down into It. I Treasurer. Walter Wallace. paid a fine tribute to what had been and because of the reputation of tlu teaching reading, idlno nrithmctlr arithmetic, snell-' spell-' fourteen-mile detour as we neared We drove from Las Vegas to the accomplished by the rural press of [ Board of Review. John Wooton. ALL BOYS AND GIRLS IN speaker. Ing and grammar. dam Sunday morning, t distance of the state and country. He mentioned [ Supervisor. 1st and 4th wards. Jo­ No member of the Brotherhood CITY ELIGIBLE TO For the past five years the public nothing like it is there in the sum­ about 30 niile* We hired a guider an the differences in attitude toward seph DeRulter. schools of Hastings have been using mer time, when 130 and 140 degrees engineer on the project who didn't their communities of city and rural Supervisor, 2d and 3d wards. L. R.it possible to attend, should COMPETE Dr. Washburne* books and mater­ are not uncommon. It is practically happen to be at work that day. and Journals. Briefly, the rural editor Glasgow this meeting next Monday i ial* in reading, spelling and arith- all desert afte^ you leave Barstow, were therefore permitted to drive knows his community; has a per­ INVESTS 175,000 IN THAT Tlie democratic ward caucuses tnellc. adapting It to*the needs of with occasionally a hut off at one our car down to the former bottom sonal touch and a feeling of neigh­ were held last evening, but only one LOCAL MERCHANTS TO BANK S PREFERRED O Hall, of Albion College. Dr. Hall the children In Hostings. side, possibly occupied by tome pros­ of the river and view the dam from borliness for its people. The city­ nomination was made at the cau­ ' recently spent a considerable time GIVE PljlZE AWARDS Dr. Washburne spent the first pector. OH station* are located every below, besides seeing it from several paper. especially in the larger cities, STOCK cuses. In the. second ward Fred in Russia, making a first-hand topart of the afternoon visiting the few miles along the route. Despite observation points above. Pleraon was named for alderman. is apt to be a thing apart from the various elementary grades in the the warmth. David kept his car up Like the Grand Canyon of the ,community, so far as a personal (The Democratic City Committee Bird Houae Builder, to Hold country. He will discuss “ A”* SHOWS CONFIDENCE IN Central building, observing the use I to 60 and 70 miles an hour most (Continued on page six) will meet this evening to name can­ touch Is concerned [great human experiment. Exhibition at Health Unit of his individual instruction mater-1 The country editor, he said, has a BANK’S SOUNDNESS ' didates for aldermen in the first. pose of which Is to benefit ■ lai by the children in reading, spell­ third and fourth wards. splendid opportunity to advance the on Same Date IS itSni'iS Ing and arithmetic. After school. Dr.' Interests of his community. His Same Policy Carried Out in , REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. A city-wide kite contest for boys I opportunity in life. A keen ol Washburne met all the Elementary. The republican city caucus was and girls will be held at the Has- i er. Dr. Hall will give bis bert I POSTAL SERVICE HERE zonal responsibility, for earnest Junior and Senior High school Big City Banka—Is Done held last evening and the following .. — . a .. -w_a merit ■■ fn tK* ~ r-lk .ting* Country Club on Saturday ment as to the success or teachers for a roundtable discussion I nominations were made: leadership, and he has not opened to Help Business morning. April 21. A number of thia Russian experiment. of specific problems that have arisen Plan Worked Out to Make In- ।his column* to the grosser tilings of Mayor. Charles Hinman. in the use of this material in Has- [ Unde Sara is now a partner in Treasurer. E. L. Sentz. I prizes r* ***•“. will be awarded, based on flylife which harm hi* neighbors. conveniences as Small Board tings. Several puzzling points were, ooaru of oi Review. rsevicw, Henry rsenry Wellman. nciunsn •- ln<f r . /• *orkI»wl*hlP' originall..7— . "Thus '.he kindly country editor tlx- Hastings City Bank. —_____ ■ ___ ■ 111, ...wards. ___ 1 tv >nt artiHln oratArar eta. ___ _ ______ . - doubt . ... our .. ______ .. 1st and 'X itMlon ? <'“*»■ J«OT»U°n..ete. readers have no- ii Supert'lsor. clarified, and many helpful sugges*ks Possible of yesterday—a man without boast- _[ No lions for further use were given. Dr. FOUND PLENTY OF EVI­ neighgovernment, through Clyde Wilcox. , Judgment will be made according literary gifts, but a Egood * — *-^ 1 it,ced t,lat As a result of the emergency ed ' Washburne feels that this matertai “ en dowed ! ^e R. P. C . is investing huge sums 1 Supervisor. 2d and 3d wards. Mrs. ’ following age group*: economy measures that the Post Ibur and a loyal friend. DENCE OF ILLEGAL first. A civilisation which prt can still be Improved upon, and he 1 tender 1 nioney to strengthen the•-position | Seven to Eleven year* Inclusive— --- -- — ----------——-r Llbble Ashalter. Office Department has found neces­ with a sense of humor. » av«.»uc> । of- the BALES banks o' of this For The Republican ward caucuses One flr8t Prise, prizes. multi-millionaire* and pauj and his teachers are continually 8«x> deal deal or «1 quiet courtour- >“ ■>< U>'' country. country. • ‘ j- POT »«>u chulum-o . ----- ----- tnn ------- two - ' - second sary to adopt In order to complete :heartt and a good ..... . .............................. nnnn nf kite, IrU*working on Ils Improvement, but age has had<...much to do with the.k'instance, recently were held Monday night at which one prize for open type of j i. Instance, reeentlvthetheChase Chaseand and the present fiscal year ending June development . believe Is either Christian or wo Kites by boys frotw 12 to of his community. We | City National banks each rold to the the following nominations were K,tM made bv bova fro,ff 12 he stated that result* obtained by ■ 30th. 1934. without creating a drfi- ।are asking ourselves whether the 1£• C-. and received cash for it. made: 14 years of age. Inclusive, will be while. He believe* that this ca standardized teats prove that Indi­ THE FIVE MEN ADMIT cit. the Hostings post office will bo I awarded one first prize for each of tion ought to be changed for vidual instruction Is superior to First ward, Haven. ■ --------------------Arthur ” ------THEIR VIOLATIONS obliged to curtail somewhat it* city new demands of the changing times I the following classifications: Air­ better. any other method of Instruction— National Bank ‘ " 11 "" nof i Second ward, James Langston. delivery service. Due to the ruling will bring a different kind of Jour- , The“ Continental Dr. Hall is In demand througl plane or common type, man kites, and that his material is superior to that all postal employees, with the nalism to rural communities and Chicago has also sold 450.000.000; Third ward. Harry Miller. any other material yet published for Judge McPeek Accepts Their aw... -«M. «... w.u.^1. box kites, bird or butterfly kite#, preferred stock and the First Na, Fourth ward. Earl Coleman. exception of rural carriers, will be the smaller cities. -------- ---—We think anyone who reads these multiple cell kites, other* not class­ gatherings where cconomjc to handling this kind of instruction Pleas—Will Sentence furloughed without pay for four, "Thanks to the automobile, paved t tonal of Chicago 425.000.000 of ere to be discussed. It will be • pt In lite evening, his address was stock. to the R. F. C. Grand Rapids, list* will see that our city governI * fl c<i.... (Continued on page s!x» dajT* during the remainder of the Battle creek creek and and Detroit Detroit banks banks have have ment ment will will' be be TrTgood hands." ’ The The <I Boys over over fifteen year* yean of of age age will will hear 11,111 next Ufln Them Later open to the public. He gave a gen-1 Battle in good hands. City and county officers made a fiscal year, the city carriers will be eral survey of the individual system -----------------men named for the Important of-1* awarded prizes according to the . lay off one day a month. LEGION POST TO OB­ i considerable cleanup onobliged liquor to law Hrt—« by Kv both parties are qualified same of Instruction. The aim of the government In flees jiame classifications. classifications, The local postal authorities have ar ­ SPOTU1 prtx™ tor the “• For the last twenty-five years It violators on Saturday There had investments is to make more and interested in city affair*. tn SERVE BIRTHDAY these kite and the largest flying kite will; 111 char«® Smith a- < has been known that mental ability, been an Increasing number of re- ranged Ute curtailment of city de­ cash available for business. Thou-----dlffers in individuals. However, lit- ports of Intoxication and evidence livery service so a* to cause the sands of other banks have been following members: Hugh tie use Itos been made of this'that something very much stronger least possible Inconvenience. Tues­ Original Signers of Charter examined, with a view of the sale STREAMS WHERE SPEAR­ Warren Roush. Gershum Ber knowledge in adapting Instruction than 3J beer was being told in Has­ day being generally the quietest day I- to Be Honor Guest Guests at 1 of preferred stock to the R. P. C-. ING IS PERMITTED"I*,, I The contest is open to all boys Henry । Sheldon, Albert E te the ability of the child. ■ tings. While bootlegging is sup­ of the week in the local office, that in order that such bayks may there­ Stanley] Stauffer. Alcid E t h Is i posed to be a thing of the p^st. past, aft- day <My has nas been peen selected selected for tor the tne Tlty Tity /. / Joint Meeting8 Dr. Washburne illustrated this and girls of the city of Hastings. Wlnstoft Sheffield. J. M. T* Improve their cash position, so by It need for adaptation to Individual: er the Eighteenth Amendment was carriers to lay off. a nail day at ai.., On Thursday Thursdav evenin*. N evening. March 16. |hey •' f can be more ... liberal In accom- On Some Streams Spearing Contestants must be on the field Edwin Traver and Clarence i ability by the following example:*! It was quite evident thati U"ul July *',£«“• •U1/U with their entries. This Is the sec­ 'the American Legion and Auxiliary | modatlng their patrons In order to With Lights Is Lawful No teacher would put an average Illegal selling of hard liquor was be- I J* no afternoon deliveries or collec/will ’ w observe the fifteenth birthday j aid business recovery. ond annual event of it* kind. Last mg carried on here. The officers Hons m Hastings on the second and anniversary of the organization of second grade child, third grade Ing —Others Not DEPOSITORS SHOULD ' It Is possibly needless to explain child, fourth grade child, fifth. kept careful watch, kept their own fourth Tuesdays of the month the Legion by holding a Joint meet­ tlxat before the government, through entries even though the contest was GET DIVIDE* grade child and sixth grade child all, counsels, and did not advertise what There will be no curtailment of ing at the rooms on So. Church St. the R F. O-. will make an invest­ vation officer George Sumner, we held on short notice. This year together in a fourth grade, and ex- they were doing, but quietly gnth- service on rural routes. The program, ns outlined in the ment In any bank it will satisfy It­ with more titan a month's advance pect each one to do the fourth I ered the necessary evidence. SaturThe increase. In bujlntw. exper- Legion TOS axme. wu, » °> «■« magazine, will at be .onoaeu followed TO, self fully OT of .OT its TO..U..™, soundness. .. It .TO.! first i 1’*" Many Have Not Settled lanced last year by the local P~t J, A , makes ■ rlttia .xxmlnxtlon M I streams In 'hl. emintx wbere .nd grade work with equal ability. Yet day search warrants were issued number and variety of creations is counts at Hastings Na- | continued ..r. up to date, date and ortgin„| ,1g,the Charter bank’s u«U unde s»m |«IU not, "ST?* J this Is essentially what Is being done and four homes were raided, in office has eonUnued expected to be larger than ever In schools, not only In Michigan but i three of which liquor In considerable the enforced layoff of employees Is and reminiscences of the early his­ invest if the prospects are not good ** Permitted from March 1 to May The committee tn charge of thl* tional Bank going to make it difficult to handle • tory of the Post given. War songs that he will receive the interest on ।,sall over the United States. In any quantities was found. , , event is R. K. Hurd, chairman: Dr. »>' loltowlnj rtreun. U UJ... M. R. Kinde, Sterling Rogers. Hugh fourth grade there ta this wide var-I1 As *-----------a result “ of *' ** the ------raids '■* ** Harry -----------and -* the malls. But a schedule has been will be sung and »n addres given Ure orelrrrM dock he buys H. .Iso , Hastings National Bank, stated tolatlon of ability, ranging from sec-, I Howard Dickinson. w_ George Poet. worked out which It Is believed will ’ by Rev. M E. Hoyt of Nashville, must have sound rearou tor b«- [durtns th. pretod Riley and T. 8. K. Held. ond grade level to sixth grade level William Allen and Glen Baum, all result In handling all outgoing mail , who served as Post Chaplain for lieving in the safety of the principal, m?,,lt??n<^' 10 .spcar w*,,1 A Bird House contest, open to all (Continued on page five. 1a ?n™d“«a creek. Waboscon boys and girls tn the county, will be tors of the Hartings National of ability. In schools where no i of this city, were arrested and > r e t k two IWO years. His ,lla subject will w>*« be ««• "The “I notice is taken of Individual ability.1 brought to jail on Saturday. They In addition to enforced furloughs History of the American Legion " creek; Hlghbank creek; Mud creek. held on the same day. There will dividend and the 60 per cent without pay by all employees, the ■ ■ I from the south line of section 3. every child of fourth grade age Is' appeared before Justice Matthews -- — _r . - \ - „” —; Commander Albert Craig wUl be two age groups; one up to four­ | Castleton township; Fall crook; teen years of age and the second dend of their deposit, that was i expected to do fourth grade work. | on ~ Monday, "*—■*— — *—■* examination '—“ recent of Poatmaster General 0[)en me tjle meeung meeting anu unj wui win lum turn me the GLEE CLUBS TO waived .------ ruling 7--------------„------—— . open Junnl’’A. FATtey «IU i« !or_>W AM- m„tlng ov „ ,o j,. n„t comm.nParley calls IM- <1Uovcr comman. Butler creek; Messer brook; Tim­ fourteen years and over. All houses available December ». 1833. and If he cannot meet this standard and were bound over to the circuit J.m« It Is the duty of the roeelv PRESENT CONCERT „ A L_„ Bro „, berline creek; Scobey creek; Duncan must be at Seoul headquarters in he Is branded as a FAILURE court in the penal sum of 4500 each. continuance of all .actions until d■«. A., Ly»n Brown A large Isrp^JlrthrUy he.nn, 15 IS . creek; Kurtz creek; flaw, creek the Health Unit office bv nine Another point brought out by Dr As they were unable to give bonds alter July I. Allowances tor tli«, A birthday cate cake bearing Depositors who have Washburne was that the old idea of they are still boarding with the employnseru o' substitutes and alls-1 candles Is to be presented by Mrs. W. S. T. C. Musical Organi- from Bassett lake to the river; o’clock. April 21, for final judgment. possible. received the fund# now avail creek from the Orange- Prizes for the best houae of each the "Recitation*' must go. The reci­ sheriff. We understand that each lllary service will be restricted to Donald Smelter, president o' the zAtions Coming on Fri­ I Orangeville emeraenrv ranulromanta .__ ,,,__ . to...the-S-s__a _____ of requirement*. Auxiliary, original signer* vllle village millpond to Oun river. type will be awarded according to should call at the bank without charge lodged emergency tation is supposed to have three ob­ has admitted the vmmw against him of selling intoxicating ! To the general public thl* ruling charter who are present. day Night, March 16 1 In the following streams it will be jectives. First—in theory, it is a test- HKuiiLsi. mm oi scuuig munucaung charter who arc present. • age group. The following type* may .n.. x-k... .1. k. —jt.. wilt .... . liquor Illegally. They could hardly wl>> n*t,irallv naturally maan mean tlrlla little, av-am except « a; — The original signers who are exj. lawful from March 1 to May 15 to be entered: Martin house. Bluebird <Continued on page six) Plans have been made by the Hasdo anything eUe because of the alight abridgment of city delivery netted LU to ULLTIIU attend Ul or 0CIIU send KLCTUU<fl greetings Ungs Teachers' Club to entertain zi'spear without a light,----------which----------would house. Wren house, colony house, funds should be used to help — —................ .... ' ----' ----------- -----------Burr Van Houten. Alma; Lewis the Western State Teachers' Col- mean in the day lime: Little Thorn- open class on special design. amount of evidence the officer* had *7^*' br<™hJCh n u hOped 2? one I posited In ths bank. 1 accumulated will be seriously Inconvenienced, but Blsiiop. Lake Odessa: William Me- lege combined glee dubs after the*apple river; Glass creek; down 1 Knight. Wilmette. Ill.; M Vere MU- Iconcert which is to be presented in 'stream from the south line of sec­ METHODIST “FAMILY NIGHT." Thl* successful movement on the part of the city and county officers a decided cut In pay, involving post] ler, Chicago; Walter Phelps. De- , the Central school auditorium at Uon 29. RuUand township; Cedar Next Wednesday evening will be master,- assistant postmaster, clerk.4 ' tight o'clock Friday evening, March , creek, downstream from the Cedar evidences their purpose to put a trolt; Ralph Wood. Alma; R. V.l, - - ------------ • --------T -• v»», ivupu nwu, «». <.p(ui uvwc* rTUiay evciiiiia, mbilii observed as Family Night at the FRED L NEWLAND. cbJsta11*! employee^ Tanner. Lansing; Harry Miller. J6. There are approximately sixty creek millpond; Auguste creek to the Methodist church. All the members completed in a very few mini ‘ Fred L Newland has Bedded to stop to liquor law violations. In this It should be clearly undent ... ...e combined glee clubs |county line; Johnston creek In Irv- of the church and congregation and 1 quit the farm and move bock to they deserve the support of every While the regular pay of rural car-t David Goodyear. Roy Hubbard and members In the iicrs will win not not. be oc cut there mere U is a s' riers 21 Robert Brown. Hastings. and music low . . . Ing township; Deep lake outlet friends are invited. Pot luck sup­ course, that thl* only affect* lovers 'have acclaimed Arizona; so he will itold an auction law abiding citizen of this city and | cent decrease In their equipment al­ ---------------------------------------- --------------- —-best downstream from Turner lake to per will be served under the dlrec- ton who have not received Following the program, the ladiea the organization as one of the vale on what is known as the New­ county. dend. The five men were brought be- I towancc. lowance, and the department's re re-­ will serve refreshments. All mem­ in the state. Bassett lake. / land farm In Rutland township, The Thornapple river is closed to little later in the evening, upstairs With Harper Majbee as director, nine miles southwest of Hastings on fore Judge McPeek yesterday after- I cent ruling in tl)6 interest of econ- bers of both Poet and Unit are noon. They admitted their guilt I omy Is going to mean approximately the audience is assured of an ex­ Jacklight spearing from the Eaton In the church, there will be held a NEW FIRM HAS Section 32. or 2 1-2 mles west and Their pleas were accepted, and they [41.217.50 taken out of the pockets of urged to attend Thursday night. county line down to the Nashville ceptional program. Ticket* may be Dramatic Festival, given by the Ep­ one-half mile south of the Good will be sentenced later. BEEN ORGANIZED [local postal employees alone. This purchased at the High school for dam; also from Thornapple lake worth League, at which time three Will church. Henry Flannery will be 1 measure will mean a saving of many IMPORTANT MEETING ten cents, but the admission price down to the county farm bridge; al­ one-act plays will bq presented. This the auctioneer. There Is a fine offer­ from the outlet ot Bassett creek should make a very interesting Factory Clearance Fumftnrt ' million* to the ing: Three horses, 7 cows. 7 shoals, REREGISTRATION iiliiluio । ba i tun OF uf taklng thepost office M gdepartwho|fc OF CENTRAL P. T. A. will be 15 cents at the box office so into the river to the Middleville night. Friday night. some chickens, quantity of hay. Company Opens Store THE UNEMPLOYED 11 docsn■» s**-m very consistent for । An Ar Important meeting of the Cen­ Following I* the tentative program dam. grain and fodder, a long list of good ------------- the government to ask Individual | tra| 25e SUPPER. on Saturday We are sure that fishermen will tral P. T. A. will be held next Wed­ to be rendered: farm tools and a lot of household The U. B. Ladles' Aid will serve Must Report at Sfervice Ofcorporation employers to tnt ’ appreciate having this list. We sugAn important atmounsetnofii apBeautiful Saviour—Christiansen. goods See the announcement on nesday, March 21. in Central audl. . _ . _ . rrfiaca* aiKlla IH. 25c supper at church Wed. March 21 Glory to God—Luvaas. another page. fice On Or Before Sat­ 1 u» pax ol iu o.ctek Miowin, tiretlon fer to It easily. They had better fol­ from 5 to 7.—Adv. The Factory Clearance Jesu. Priceless Treasure—Bach. employees. urday, March* 2 4 ammo,™.. o[ oClcer, -IU be a UUc by Send Forth Tity SplriU-Scheutky. low the list carefully, because visits BIRNEY McINTYRE EST. DANCE. from the Conservation Officer arc The Choir. Mr*. Lydia Ann Lynde, who will To close the estate of the late Bir­ DeVon Putnam, who is In charge apt to be not. only unpleasant but Welcome Grange hall Fri. night. O Bone Jesu—Palestrina. । continue her excellent aeries on ney McIntyre, an auction sale will of the National Employment Serv­ IMPORTANT CHANGE IN also expensive Waves—Ferrari. be held at his farm home, three ice. with offices In the Withey build­ Child Training. HOME LOAN SET-UP The Shepherdess—Robertson. miles northeast of Hastings on M­ ing, has received word from Wash­ Glanina Mia—Priml. • 43 Henry Flannery will be the auc­ ington that will be of interest to ------- — EVERY DEALER INVITED. Archie McDonald of the Ba:ry| Grocerymen and meat dealers of Women’s Voices. tioneer. There is a good list of prop­ all those who have registered for furniture Give Ear Unto—Arkadelt. erty—a work horse, several good work of any kind with this agency. County Home Owners Loan com-, the counties of Kalamazoo. Berrien The order state* that a ne4v reg­ mlttee attended * meeting of rep- Cam. st. Joseph. Allegan, Barry, Hall. Thou Star Resplendent— Jersey cows and heifers, some other cattle, some sows due to farrow this istration must be made of the un­ resentatives from Barry. Allegan Calhoun. Branch and Van Buren Grieg. month, several good farm tools, a employed us no many have now se­ and Ionia counties in Grand Rapids ,re to hold a meeting 11. Kalamazoo The Star—Rogen. Men's Voices. quantity of hay and grain, some cured permanent work and the list yesterday to discuss new plans that on Tuesday. March 20. at eight P splendid buys. Steal Away—Fisher. household goods and other articles of all who are now available for had been worked out whereby the M, m the Lincoln school, on North Barry, attorney* will be able to close the Burdick street, for the purpose of The adv. elsewhere In this issue jobs is very uncertain. Chlllun Come on Home—Noble loans. This meeting was to the n«- elcctlng a representative ‘from each gives the particulars. Mr Putnam asiu> that all those Caln. ditton* which they wiM a ■ch0°1 ot iMtrucUon for of these tour divisions of the In­ The Choir. who wish work with the CWA. PWA " representatives. dustry. namely: or any other kind of employment, the Home ’Loan Battle of Jericho—Bartholomew. Township caucuses have been held Treat , Will Ellis: Highway Oommr.. Having rented his---------farm.- "A. *N. either You will come >U in person or write U> or j Independent retailor. Jolly Rogers—Candish. throughout the county with the fol­ --.7... .... ---«••••» VMU1C Williams will have an 'auction sale, telephone him so a complete re-reg- TOWNflHIF TREASURERS Mott; Justice, John Birman; Om1l Independent wholesaler. Old King Cole — Forsythe. lowing nominations for township of ­ Indtpendent the on his farm 4 1-2 miles south of: IstraUon may be made, die final MAKING SETTLEMENTS. Men's Voice*. ficers. the spring election to be held seer. Kenneth Garrett Retailer-owned wholesaler. Hastings on M-37 Henry Flannery date being March 24. The card* Irish Fantasy, arranged and cos­ on Monday. April 2: Republican— Supervisor. Ralph Voluntary group. wUl cry this sale offering about 100 of all who do not re-register will county have begun to make their Assyria. Republican — Supervisor, Striker; Clerk. Orley Fisher; Trea*. The representatives elected will tumed by the Women's Glee Club, head of breeding ewes and a pure- be placed in The toacUve file settlements with the county treas­ form the Code Authority Board of directed by Dorothea Sage Snyder. William Strain; Clerk, Albert Jones; Harold Stanton: Highway Commr.. bred Guernsey bull. Readfull par- j At the present time there are 1912 urer. This work will probably not be the Tenth District al Michigan, Without a Bong—Youmans. Tress. Walter Stanton; Highway Floyd Garrison; Bd. of Review, tlcular* on another page of this name* on Mr Putnam's list but finished before, th* end of next week which cover* the above counties. The Mlther Heart (Scotch Mother Commr.. Olen Puffoaff; Bd. of Re­ Cileries Van Vranken; Justice. Ro­ paper. some of these now have steady view. Frank Bhroder; Justice. El­ bert Bryans; Overseer, William Mr. M. Raster, of Kalamoaoo, is to Bongi-Stickles. * u naMWRKi i • : '^Ork AU those who are (lea*rous of tabulated. County Treasurer Maus be the chairman of the meeting and /G Nlchavo! Ruslan word meaning mer Wiles; Justice to fill vacancy. Cruttenden. will give us the figures. ■'Nothing Matters"—Mana-Zucca. Barry. Republican — Vupecrihar, Clare Holder he urges all merchant* of the above Maurice Glosor. Independent — Supervisor. Prank Morse Backus; Clerk. Vernotr'YrbbR R. Campbell will have an auc-[ 777 <“****“*• AG. DEPARTMENT The Three Cavaliers — Russian GIVES FREE SERVICE ______________ Folk Song. Bernard Tasker; justice, full term. Highway Commr- Mason of ' Cedar Creek on Wednesday,, Hastings Chapter No. 7 O. I. R The Agriculture Department of MOOSE LODGE, Little Duck in the Meadow—Rus­ Myron Tuckerman; Justice, vacan­ March 21. Henry Flannery will stated meeting will be held on Tu*«- the High school is giving the free Loyal Order of Mooee will hold sian Folk'Bong. cy. Loren Evans; Highway Commr., Review. Charles Leehleilner; HXhcry this sale, ottering hone*, cattle., d«y evening. March 20, after which service at testing farm and garden nomination of officers, Friday eve. Italian Street Song—Victor Her- A. J. Sylvester; Bd. of Review. hogs, sheep, tools and feed. Full'real old fashioned pedro will be seeds and will prune grapes, berries March 16. Important business to be Richard Kent, particulars of this sale are published' played and refreshmenu served. AU and fruit trees. Inquire of T. N. i taken up. Members please attend. Hall! Smiling Morn—Spofforth. Baltimore, Democrat—Supervisor. elsewhere In this week's Banner. members urged to attend. Knopf, st HasUnge High school I if Interested in your lodge.—By 8*c. The Choir. (OonUuued on page three ) UNCLE SAM PARTNER: IN THE CTY BANK OFFICERS ARREST 5 L OUOR PEDDLERS CITY K TE CONTEST SET FOR APRIL 21 'force Curtailment Four Auction Sales Nominations Are Made For Township Officers Johnstown, Orangeville and Yankee Springs Have But One Ticket !£? M^T meeUng' TU<"‘ �THZ HASTING 8BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1854 1DHSMDDOITISI5WHE he bad to soy will bf of intcrctt |o ITHIRTY-SIX PER CENT REDUCTION Women's Club | FIREMEN HOLD ANNUAL MEETING HEP LOCAL NEWS all our reader*, because be did not1 ------------™ ,•“("• VoUotoid by Bull­ deal in technlcaim** nor high-1 Motorists Will Appreciate Home cannot be run like a bust-' . Elwyn Daniels Is confined to his sounding term*, bat but gave gav* a plain.! plain. wxmdiM DecreaBe jn (Jost of dboo," the mambers of the Hastings Deas Session on Tnnrshome with the flu. , underelandabl* talk | Women-* club and the other clubs day Night License Plates Mrs Ray Water* ha* been con­ He said that diet 1* an important I In the County Federation, and their —’J?-. _» PU are -----fuMa-1 „ a* the governor signs the MEMBERS OP THREE 80 thAttef. Some. food* r- — A* soon guest*, were told on Friday aftera/the^v fined to the houae with an attack of the Influenza for several day*. mental in a proper -diet. Among bill providing ffor ------a—38 - per cent re- noon at the Club meeting held in OIETIEfl HEARD BML Iheat are the leafy lewfy vegetable*, milk, I duction in th( the coat of automobile the recreation room in the Central ? luk )L'(nr Mr.. and Mr*. Emerson Stauffer CUU4TB egg*, whole wheat wheat and fruitfruit He He '] license plate*. plate*, the r — Department of OkIHWI, school, when Mis* Mary OUC Sue Wigab» being announce the birth ot an eight WHIH 3UMU1 Wl*- ,whea ,and »e'eraJ VOTE did not urge a rc vegetable “irt!c diet dirt bebe stale ‘-----will ••• start" — making *•"-------refund* '••—*- — to i ley of the National Association of eight pound boy. Saturday, March , ... w man's stomach w. Is the approximately 200.000 motorists ( !ufe Underwriter* was th* speak- . cause, he said, ,0^" 10 Hc wiu ‘r4Wtr 016 narne ot )R. BRENNEMANN DIS­ CJ£taf °“ RonaW Raymond ' too small and evidently not designed who have purchased 1834 plate* at I er and honor noiMJr guest. t Ml** Wlg^i* old high rate. The bill provides I a „ nationally nationally known known lecturer lecturer on on R™' " Johtj^eie^paid JJO toe and PORK CUSSED "DIETETICS" for »udi a diet. Civilised man eats the The * <H£d her a great variety of foods. The ani­ that weight texe# be reduced from ;£ome Me ai h«n,lre<1lte«nr. who numb.nd .tout on. Secretary-Treasurer. Herbert Bl»h- u,ewsThursday, after having ! Bmphasked Need for Proper mal eat* to satisfy hunger, but the “to i! civilised man to satisfy his appetite., .» U .j ,ii w I hundred. The Barry County NorSwift"* I admitted driving a x*r while under ' Food—Dr. Rhobotham Also An unusual record hu been made the influence of liquor. All refunds wllI be made from ma] cltM attended In a body Essentia] elements In foods are cird. -s' nLc Repr by the above named officers all of I La f u,n « ’ rtU ** «" a,led 10 ltu? | However, there is one big resemGave Fino Address proteins, fata, carbohydrates and . Poundthough Mrs. Carrie Coleman, in a letter । it was an-1 an- loanee automobile owners, it b)Bnce between running a home and whom have served the city faithful­ A joint meeting of the members bone building substances. party I not be... . . ly for a total of 101 years. Chief to Mr*. L Severance, report* *he | We hare recently learned that nounced. and motorists wll chtekt “ buslnea*. BoHv-Xq be successful. at the Barry, Eaton and Allegan resenti and Mrs. J. p. Edmond* are having ’ ££ ftrSSU according to XhuVlgley. □ounty Medical Societies was held there are certain •" thing* very essen-according .<ILm NvigFey. must must Giddings hu been in the depart­ last w I from the branch onloe wnere thcy tnrv . adopt . . policies .. . it the Episcopal Epueopal Parish Pariah House House on onjtial to be be found found in In foods foods— —the the vita-1 in keeping with the ment for 27 yean and hu been a fine time at St. Petenburg. Fla., j it the ual to vltaChief for 15 yean; Herbert Bishop where there are 00.000 tourUts . mirchased their 1934 Kin! ula - ------------------------ — nf fltete n IgOal *“» reach Wednesday evening last, and wu mlns. L. In ordinary foods ™ one will P which a -Pritchard too many vitamins; •-* but ‘he I Her talk. "Forward Planning.".. has the longest record, however, argely attended. Drs ----------- - J not get --------------------------mav wl fo r lO^avs aH^ ba"d >x'r*:,“al experiences serving for 41 years and being elect­ Friday night. March 18. Program by . measui SarUng and Byington., of the Kel- . thought the attempt to concentrate ed secretary-treasurer 21 times. Er­ Coals Grove Players. Supper at In_ foods 1* a mistake and p‘“Xm‘yw bin^-comes XXV wh,ch be«an w,lh 4,1 **r,y ogg Foundation staff, were i----- . present, vitamins __________ swift. Branded ib. seven o'clock. Bring table service,' Hayes has served 18 years and — -— —— — —•• --Each ot thc counties wu ra* represent- ■ unnecessary. One _________ should seek .a 'SS 1hardahip and‘S-TXi poverty a* one of nine nest explair m^te^o^not^^1^1^’!^ Russell smelker 15 yean, each being aondwiches and ohe extra dish, d by nearly Its entire membership .'sensible diet of foods, not concencart be reelected to their respective offices 1. Mrs J- E McElwain hu sold her lf the three societies. And It wu trated vitamins. . urging house on W. Center St., formerly •aid. promote* [J ln I plann,n« and i*«i«tent effort she three times. roll worth the time of the doctor* . . .. . out a Following the business session. I S ’ ** uP l f d by Mr. and Mrs Raymond — I* - not made! »_"«»• «»•» ..octal crar 8«ol which >te rho were present growth. Thl* vitamin I that tl cards were played and a happy time Wlndeknecht to Mr. and Mr* W. ated U A flne menu was served by the la- in the body, but 1* taken from foods paylng wei>ht lax will continue | set for herself. It was this setting enjoyed. L Hinman, who will take possession lies of the Episcopal church. The Cod liver oil contains It a* do car- lPnyfo4e U1U v4r. It was annmineed I1 rrctian Hastings is fortunate in having r0??' rots, the leafy vegetables, etc. ble oni a VIM -ill. ----- . ——----- J , | a * » ------ervice and■'KI theMIC food were excellent. having such a competent and faith- , Don Pierce and Lesa Daniel* have |of MlM Wigley * .talk on Friday ful fire department rendering such ‘ort’«?d » Partnership in the garage er capi Dr. Lofdahl of Nashville, prndThe absence of Vitamin B from unuc AWn . CA1/C. | "Liat you goals In life much as ------------------•""? ------- business and are soliciting patronlent of the Barry County Medical the diet is a serious matter in Ori- MuYC AHU ulhil LtRVt ment < Strictly £ ■ •• NO »■••• MAIL ADDRESS you makc out your rwi'ry ,et ip,cndt<l aefVtce_ y, doca 0113 onc Joclety. presided and Introduced Dr. ental countries, where the princl•' for sue Fresh |age at lhe Freer Building. Read Found— > future wants predominate over mnr-oonn -rn mat a kxeph L Brennemann. chief of[ pal food is polished rice. In pol- j Their special announcement on an­ staff of the Children's MemorialI lahlng the vitamins are brushed off I Dept, of State Reports Seven IP«“nl wants." she urged. SULUtSSUK TO CWA other page of tills week's Banner. r "Because the thine* w» w<we- want ’ . from the grain Beri-berl a com­ "Because the things durMAY CONTINUE WORK Families Do That ’ mon disease in the Orient, is due j ing a month or a year, or a life| to the absence of Vitamin B It is । time, are so numerous." she said, i Every Day often cured by taking the dust ob­ .... ... 1 "and plans for getting them *o com- Development, nt W..hington ;'£X Houm.n, runite, Ln MMH t u> . pUciM, , nd 1<w «uln«. or euotained in polishing the rice ker­ I ami* and* ** the east ‘coast of Florida Will Determine Some 11 lessneu much more ratal. It Is plain nel* knd feeding It to the patient. move each day and home via Washington. D. C-, County Projects Vitamin B is well distributed in proper rorwardlntt address at their ;ho„e sense lo write them Joan. and Akron. Ohio, oir-B??”e7 , , „ . study them, revise them, adopt grain* and vegetables. It 1* expected that congress wll) , ---------------■ ■ » WhB« ,cc“™te •t«H«tlca are Un-[them as policies and goah Such a Vitamin C 1* especially essential r^?r<ls, or ths i110” 15 ■siting a conscious standard SS’JSiSSX COMMITTEES HAVE for babie*. This vitamin is found H»to Repar,"}.cnt of living, and If you don t set a con­ in oranges, grapefruit, pineapple f; tte ' and tomato Juice and the other food state indicate that from five to sclous standard ot living you are liaarticle*. People who eannot afford !aeven families out ot each 1.000 fam-! tie to come out In the end without f' l. , I what Jf0U *ant What dt> Joo hope to buy oranges can make tomato U L ew from a » fe “ me Income?" juice from canned tomatoes. This , will be favored, but they must be ,1Q 4 for '"Procession of* the* j 2.000 motor vehicle titles shc a,ked -n you know whBl juice ha* a plentiful supply of Vita- mately : have been mailed out by the depart- j uant most. If you have decided what projects that will employ labor. Brides" mln C. The CWA will expire by limitation Vitamin D is essential to growth ;ment each day. And from 10 to 15 you want least. If It Is expressed in May 1 so that some projects that Tickets will soon be on sale for, STORK STORK VS. rellFned *a*:h day the management of the income, you and health. It is not widely dis- ( had been considered in this county the "ProceMion of the Brides" to be tte notation by postal authorities have lhe „ alrcad tributed but ean be obtained from may not be undertaken because it presented at the Methodist church cod liver oil. and by exposure of 'that the person ‘o whom the en- succeed." on Friday evening. April 6. spon ­ would require time far beyond May velope is addressed, cannot be Io"Wise planning." she concluded. 1. But It is believed that the new sored by the Ladle*' Aid Society. the body to sunlight. A suitable diet should contain cated. 1 "calls for a high standard—a ra- organization, „.o_.. .. „ which It is expected Admission prices are 25 cent* for milk, Children should have plenty' All title* returned by postal au­ clonal standard—that ranks eco- will take up a line of work similar adults and 15 cent* for students, no thorities unclaimed are held in u HONOR B1RNIE MORE shall, we still claim him as a Has-i of milk. Butter contains life-giving JTj—“Tn ".’C ------ ."‘.1 “nomic uu«*c murny securitymgn highamoi among the most to the CWA. may be able to extend seats reserved vitamins a* do leafy vegetables. ‘P?, . fl e ,uunl' Lhe mo,°‘’151 desirable E. B. More of Marshall, who Is tings' product. desirable things things In In life.'life.' the aid which Is needed for these The music committee, composed ot 'eltrus -IrulU, whoH srwlra wHi« W to lhe dewutment. Bivins Th^xltereture Dewu.....; of the Barry county projects Thc^Lltcraturc Department Mrs. Charles Kerr. Mrs Robert president of the school board ot ImeaU. lhe new and eorrtet eddrte. Womens /omen's Club Club will will give give lie Its April April 30 20 ------ - --------- «•* Burch. Mrs. Floyd Everhart and that city, has just been named a । Mrs. James Bristol, „ is ----------planning Dr. Brenneman declared that diet rinr nCDA QTUCMT program on "American Literature" rr—«■ ------ ------------ a member of thc Marshall water comThe W c. T. U. will meet March has much to do in the forming of rlnt UtrAn I Mcti I this week Friday. March 16. Please musical program, which in itself.. mission. Bernie's many friends in 20th with Mrs. Edna Bassett, 304 8 good teeth, and that medical procGETS THREE CALLS note thc chan«c ln program. would provide an evening of de- j Hastings arc pleased with the evi- Church St Mrs Lillian McLocxt will tiUonera should give more atten---------------------------•---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- lightfu tion to thc teeth. Dental caries or Practically No Damage at TOLD OF RELIEF music Is always lovely and this pro- j that city. While he lives in Mar- grain, cavaties in the teeth is a disease of ■•uuis.r ' The last First Aid class will be gram will be one of the Interesting Two Fires and $20.00 civilization Animals do not have WORK IN COUNTY held on Thursday evening at the features of the evening. it in the wild state, neither do sav­ Other committees that have been at the Other One Methodist social rooms preceded by ages. Heredity plays a part In good named ore: Tickets. Mrs. James Fire alarms have been quite Mrs. Carveth Spoke Before teeth. We used to hear that If the Ben Johnston. E. C. Larke and H. Ixmg. Mrs Ben GldlPy. Mrs J M numerous in the city recently one Commercial Club teeth ore kept clean they cannot K Wilder of Battle Creek and M. Townsend and Mrs. Gary Crook; being sounded Saturday and two on decay. But primitive man does not ------------------------- ------- -----------Mrs. Keith Fuller. Mis. Tuesday ,L. Withrow of Allegan will be pres- Decorations. „ — --­ brush his teeth: neither do animals ° “ 1 , . . . ,, teeth; animals. ent and with the examlna- S. D. B„ “----uer-— Mrs •'F. Iteucr. Mrs. On Saturday the chimney on thc Mrs A H Carveth spoke at the em anu assist wish uk exammaCivilization with its soft food lions. R—ll Ckv.1,,,,0 Skipper < 5^ Mr“‘ W WUcom: "-' club at the noon No bank can succeed unles* the com­ cause* dental carles. This disease David Troyer residence. E State Commercial Mn H. J. rtacr. Mr. T N. Road, was afire, calling out thc de­ luncheon yesterday, giving an ac­ th. Sea Soon, Ship, will calls for Vitamins C and D. Chil­ munity In which It I* legated surceeds. Hugh Riley. Vernon wupitaer. | FI<”J'r Olrl* “? T™ u’hcount of her work as administrator dren should be fed more fruit or partment. . By Iho *a^r token no Community can Mrs. A grass fire on the Al Shively of the Barry County Relief Assoc1- Pblnwr Oeborn and Willard Arnold tomato Juice. They should have will lUlcnd Hie Assyria P T. A. on L 7?T. d ®?" a M1 “ Lurtll “ Bl “ ' progress without proper banking facilities. plenty of milk, and often cod liver place near the state garage on No । atlon. which has charge of relief Prtdoy nlghl. Marc,, 1«. and asaisl I"11' ““"'I' Bunw; Hower, Broadway and a tire In Frank Kel­ The officer* and direr lor* of this bank oil. Diet also, he declared, has ley's garale on Woodlawn Ave., on work in tills county. with lhe prowram. They will also | ”r’ oijy Keller and ihe -Anchor We are sure the members of the something to do with adenoids. It have an abiding faith In the future of take Seoul reglstrallom. I Owlmnta. Mr.. A. J. Vedder. Sunday called out the firemen club regarded it as a privilege to The Leader,' Tralnuig course will I “t? ?«•'“ ^“r- «"■ ’’»■*. a‘.»Hasting* and the success of agricultural Practically no damage was done hear Mrs Carveth speak of her quite another thing to see that the Van DURtereh; pursuits In the surrounding territory. at Troyers or Shively's and about work It is important and well open at Scout heaelouafter. In Batchildren get what they need. Ho Creek on March 13. with C. M. “"»“»• Mr., Hoy Hubbard. Mr., 820.00 at Kelly's. done Each case is thoroughly in­ Kinnell m the speaker and the 1 We pledge our support to the best In­ Basing his Judgment oq his own AH-ers: publicUy. Mia. Mabel vestigated before any relief is given. terest* of this community and earnestly experience in a child's hospital, he SYLVESTER GREUSEL. Rucker iamily a. enlerUlner.. . I ,E"“ * Except m two cases, there has been declared Uvat 50 per cent of chil­ A meeting M lhe County Bmjd A, a part M lhe publicity, a nun,, solicit your patronage. JR. VERY ILL. hearty co-operation by the super­ dren do not eat proper food The wa. called lor Mar IS. but this hi I ol , u ’ c bo > 1 ' »"d girl, Suntey From thc Battle Creek Moon­ Our deposit* are Insured under the Nawork She tan changed to March 38 at lhe | Bohool claws hare tan asked to percentage is far higher in homes Journal ot Thursday we learn that visors in this relief where people can afford proper food. Louis R Greusel of that city, presi­ spoke also of the willingness ot the community room in lhe National i " l r a poster eon lest, all poster, to be in by He said that no child should ever dent of the central Electric Com­ doctors and dentists to respond to bank building. Area work will be " hv Friday. March 30. when calls for such work and the moder ­ be forced or teased to eat. except pany. was w to leave _____ Battle_______ Creek ate fees they charged. discussed and the Sea Scouts are I, they will be judged, and used as after a serious illness Diet ha*iFrway for Milwaukee, to which city 1 window cards All work mu*l be origFew people have any idea of the to consider flagship requirement*. . Inal and done by the person entering an effect on teeth, and teeth a defl- he had been called by the serious extent of this work. Mrs Carveth DEATH OF MRS. CORA lbe poster. Suitable awards will be nite effect on health. Therefore much I illness of his brother. Sylvester ^nve figures in her address that eti gnve figures in lier *address that etiiSTdirt <2 emidren'm^^^:0^1 Jr ag* 58 Both f“he* amouni of^llef ’Xn POWERS ON SUNDAY, j gtven thc wlnnct~l I h'„d J" ' kn,7T1 'lrrr *here ‘bf-v in this county Next week we hope Mrs Cora Powers, aged 78. died on I _. 'they may grow better teeth ™d and graduated from our city schools t0 b,. abIe to preM,nt thCM. n £ Sunday afternoon at her home in STATEMENT RECEIVES I thus have belter health Sylvester was stricken with a sud- and to comment on them Mount Dora. Fla., having been alck' Dr 8. M. Fowler introduced Dr. den heart attack. His condition Is FAVORABLE COMMENT --------- ------- * * , ___ _ In bed for two weeks, though her Frank B RhobXham of the North­ reported critical, with only slight AGED WOMAN DIES health has been falling since about j western University faculty of Chi­ chances of recovery The many Mr4 Marj. A Ca3r aged M moth. Christmas time She was a sister of Federal Land Bank Reports cago. where he teaches dentistry. friends of the GreuseLs In Hastings er of casstus M Messenger of thl/ the late Dr. J. C Andrus of this on Condition of Hastings He paid • compliment to Dr Bren­ hope that Sylvester s condition may cUy. dled flt Battlr Crwk on FrMay city. Hastings, Michigan ■ Telephones 2244-2557 ■___ A complete stock lo nemann and agreed that diet is a Building and Loan Improve_______ ~ __________ night, death being due to pneuselect from at most important matter for the child formerly a hardware merchant tn A letter was recently received DEATH OF JOHN MATTHEWS. b4d b ^ n ‘ n P 001 It ts important for the pregnant this city. SUNDAY and MONDAY, MARCH 18 aid 19 Mr# Harrv Haves write# from san hea,,h ,or several years Her former from the Federal Home Loan Bank mother, for the child* teeth begin r^£“£Sri"«. Surviving Is a daughter. Mrs of Indianapolis, which Indicates to form within five month* after JACK OAKIE. JACK HALEY, GINGER ROGERS. THELMA J,*5 wbc.n_ *h* IYr'-: Lemuel Colson. (Ada Powersi ot that the Hastings Building and pregnancy—«o the diet of the moth­ that she had just received new* Mount Dora, who will accompany TODD. GREGORY RATOFF, LEW CORF. THE PICKEN.S ‘hrT Loan Company ts in round condi­ er becomes important The trouble of lhe death of her brother. John ' * ,C^, *.ere ,hcld al her mother's body here for burial, tion. Herewith are excerpts from the SISTERS, and the Hundred Hollywood Honey* । is. he said, that we do nut eat the Matthews, of Ashland. Wisconsin arriving Thursday or Friday Inter­ There were four Matthews boy*. d“y 1 foods that promote the growth of ment in Riverside cemetery "You have many percentages that I a dense and heavy coaung of enam­ mxu of Mr and Mrs Simon Mat- {Jev CarlcU>1lFfircx*s Miller official­ are commendable and which we < el to cover the teeth, so they easily thews of Irving towiyhtp. They u« Intermerffln the 5 oung* ttmePENNOCK HOSPITAL. know are not accidental but arc the I decay. An Increase m Vitamin C grew up on the farm, attended _________ ____ __________ Comedy—"GOLD NUGGET8" Latest Palhe News Two babies were barn at the hos­ result of careful effective work. will help most children. school in Hastings and later located ’ J pital during the past week. COUNCIL DOINGS. ' Your percentage of real estate. He declared that parents and at Ashland. Wisconsin, where they ADULTS 15 CENTS CHILDREN J8 CENTS The city council Friday evening 1 • ... u,,/ vwmuvu riKjd; c-vuui* ■■ — — ■— ----- —— 7-5. ta mtutuuic and mill mciuw inc ■*Is favorable below the avdoctors snouid should co-operate to pre- established and uuevors ano carried on for lor aev *evauthorised Harold carpenter Carpenter or of vmeuonia Caledonia on| crgRP for for the district (meaning • meaning the Hrral vear* a ---------------nrnsnerous wholesale al »horlzed a new sign to be placed nnro,D on erl|F | vent the "thumb sucking habit ' tnylgrocen^bustaeS It eral years • S M.«SS^W ow “,f walk >>y bv the the Trio Trio Cafe Cafe Friday. March March 9 9 He He weighed weighed six six,, percentage nercentaae of of real real estate estate acquired actmited jis difficult to cure, afld in many supervision nf of the re» City pounds Pounds and and eleven ounces and hasjthrough hasj iTr I.. ... t; . .... ___ . ___ ______ under the sunerviaion foreclosure.) TUESDAY, MARCH 20 Wilson Bros. cases it defornu the mouth. Month the last of the four brothers They I "Your percentage of home mor'.- percentage of home mort ­ I breathing is also something to be I were fine mtn. who will be remem- .Engineer The work has already i*«n named Gordon Paul • Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Daniels gage* to total mortgages. 98 5 la de­ : cured in children and require* per-1 bered by many people living in tills *^er. wy,'1 der.c. The City Engineer was authorized 'Madeline Matteson). 119 N Wash­ sirable. Iststence. What he termed the vicinity. . . .,5 _ , _ by lhe rn council to attend a meeting 'ng‘°n St. are the parents of a air! "It is noted that you have made a i "tongue' habn iff nervous children. • ’ __ " pruning against against the the teeth teeth with with the the<j SPECIAL NOTICE. <>f *e»age dUpo*al plant operators born on March 12. She weighed six modest increase to your reserves pushing io tongue, tends to make the teeth March meeting of the Holl- of this state to be held at Lansing pound* and fourteen ounces and i* during the past six months. Adde^—Comedy, “Hl NEIGHBOR" Latest Paramount News ,m out ’ of shape" He Mdd'ttwt ’ mothn * ‘ “ Union will be held Thursday at on Monday. Mardi 26 ,., __ ~ w* ..... .. .ttkUwww Mtin -T'».>>—rt—.. A* nn MranHav vfar,->, 9g, named Barbara Joan. "Your operating expenses arc in । era and doctors should work togeth- ,he Pilgrim Holiness Mission AfterThe City Engineer was also line for an Institution of your site. ADULTS 15c — CHILDREN ISc — No Coupon* Required f0r W. R. C. NOTES. ' er to prevent the things that make noon service at 2:30 with Rev. Ruby tbortred to purchase supplies "It is commendable and almost i The Woman's Relief Corps met In unusual that you have no with­ ' a child nervous. Among the things' Courtney a* the speaker Rev Hoosthe new south street sewer their hail Saturday. March 10th. drawal notices on file." । to be avoided are loo many visits *h» u conducting revival* in hU ----------------- **-•----------------WED., THU RS., FRI., MARCH 21, 22, 23 Tne meeting was called lo order by These comments pertain to an ex­ of children to the movies.; Many church will be the speaker at lhe DEATH OF BABY GIRL. old president. Enuna Weytrman. amination of tire semi-anual finan­ ----malformation* -------- v, iuc ofaceto, the jawa teeth,____________ jaws caning _________ service.______________ These services _____ never Margo M.. lhe five weeks' t._ SPECIAL ATTRACTION )ycr .i*nd mouth ___ ________ w ' > fall nrrtv* a hk-wtlno Van ran . cial report of the Hastings Building can be cured by correct- fal1 * Pro'e “ blewing You can d.ughter of Mr and Mr* Paul Dyer The regular schedule of buslnewwws w Ing bad habits and nervousness Ret help and be a help if you'attend (Lillian Wolfe* died st Pennock taken uP’llh seventeen member* and Loan Asnclalion. j Generally speaking, he said, chil-iWc *,n you —Wm o. hospital Thursday night The Rev. iw^ent. Fourteen calls ninrted dren should be taught to keep the OearhlV‘- S?0* L L. Deucy conducted funeral ten- "'ade °‘1 yl® 4t“ and OBITUARY. 'mouth clean. The effort. should I ------ . --------lc“ at home Mr ,nd SIfs J 8®'®n dollan worth done lo assist Elmer Sponable. oldest son of Al­ | be made to reduce the amount of envem W Wp-,e 9n ^unday ““Pmoon ; IUPf*r 5“ bert and Philindla Sponable. wa* carbo-hydrate* or sugar In the diet I-br'isn tet a mark In gmernburial in Riverside cemetery * succcss Press Corr born In Hastings township Barry s ""OUT OF GAS," 2 Roel Comedy Latest New county. July 23. 1867. and lived pracTAWANKA GROUP. Thc Tawanka Camp Fire Group tlcally all of hu life in Hasting# and, ADULTS U CENTS CHILDREN 19 CENTS _.ta---------ta------- .. .-y aJUr. vicinity. He was married to Louin! i Afte? U^ n^rLir i compllahed m saving farms that GROUP ,‘ *- lh f proc * r-nni n NO wn 1i n<oon ’°11 “IK1 ertnln evening, tne proceed* to, Crouse of Hasting*. Jan. 1. 1891. who '^iKr‘,.%hlc^ j™±,-j-" is tw.u „,ta»° -tou “*™»*" a 1to help di«d July K. 1928. Three children; . - .4’ go u into the group fund, and ExtenslOT (Troup No 1 »1U meet or the Proceeds blessed thl* union. Olive, now de-SATURDAY, MARCH 24 ItenUon, the doctor* spent much' tyc,r”wnert through mortgage fore- £n thC National bank community ceased, and Florence and Albert. .He I % FEATURES—FEATURE NO. 1 time with with each other and and with th* cloaur^ room Tuesday. March 20, at 31, from the sale were over 12.00. Ftan- wa* married to Mr* Mae E. Kelly time each other with the GRANT8 THREE DIVORCES. ^factory ^,lc ^th’lou”otherT*!* on her speakers in dlocusalng the subject Of Lansing. Nov 20. 1925. who «ur-, which had been presented Three divorce* _ eflnstoering actual committee. Belva Riley. Guardian. vim. together with one brother. ‘ .luvw ui -imvvo were wciv granted Rinilkcu by uj n*aU,, The doctors and dentist* are , a Judge ..j— « ~ McPeek .last. week, ... all .. amount of food needed for family, : ----Hayes Sponable. of Hasting* town­ R. R. ' very agreeable Jot of folks. They being on charge* of cruelty—John will be discusaed. THE BOY AND THE FEATURE NO. » ship. the son. Albert and daughter. enjoy such gatherings a* thl* one. C. McKibbln vs. Hattie L McKibbln. HALF-DOLLAR. Florence Mulvey.of Grand Rapid*, and appreciate the One service the Wilma o Scott vs Roy T Scott and LIBRARY COMMI8HIONERM. Once upon a time and an adopted grandson, William, Kellogg Foundation Is rendering to Vada Mann vs. Arthur Mann. At the council meeting Friday There was a little boy upon a hill, -at Lansing, and numerous relative* them and through them to the peo­ night Mayor Leonard named C. W Then he went down the hill Into and friend*. . ITS A GREAT THRILLER of the WILD AND WOOLY WEST ple of this county in bringing such Wesplnter. Mrs Belle H Burton and the woods. GUILD NO. 7. He departed thl* life March 5. LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS expert# as Dr. Brennemann and Dr Hospital Guild No. 7 will meet Mrs Bertha Wilcox u members of Afterwards to the river; 1934. after an lllnea* of several year* Rhobotham helpful with Mrs & ~--------------- to — wE n ty JAkwr. Parker. o S Jeffereou the ure U city Library Commiaaion. All of There he aaw something glittering, ■nd _ _________ _ __________ wa* buried____ March 8. 1834. __ in ADULTS IS CENTS CHILDREN 18 CENTS tatts m time delivered Wednes- St St. on on Wednesday. Wedneatay. March March BI. 21. ’There Hiere ttiierf he#e are reappointmentd Thc ! Il was a hall-dollar. j ।the the old old Sponable Ruotuibie cemetery reinetrrv by bv the tiwi ! dev nteht. «-tn day night. will u. be work.—Mr*. Edmonds. council promptly co»flnned them. Buddy Leonard (Age I). Ude of hi* farmer wife. Hamburger X5c lbs. Picnics c W JLV Veal Roasts Beef Roasts Spiced Ham ’ Butter EGGS ««avc > ffcC Watch for our A-G handbill listing a complete sale of Stoley’s Canned Vegetables WATER’S Clothes Shop beenappointed Only 16 Days Until Easter! Let This Shop Fill Your Needs for Spring! IK 14c 14c “"“ib 25c Feldpausch’s A-G IfllllllVl IVTavlrpf' A-G Boy Scout News Virgin Wool Suits and Topcoats Co-operation A FDIC National Bank of Hastings ! m TKANC TliEAlTF 816i-°.o$24^ Portis Hats ’2“ io ‘3^ Neckwear 69c *1 r “SITTING PRETTY” Richard Dix “DAY OF RECKONING” Mack Shirts ‘1 .0 ’2 Hosier 25c «" 50c John Barrymore ‘COUNSELLOR AT LAW* 1 Tailor Made Suits There is just time to have it made for Easter Sunday. WATER’S 1 Clothes Shop (■_ ‘FROM HEADQUARTERS’ ‘HAUNTED GOLD’ �Tint HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. urged on tlie grounds of avoiding OOOJXD. and added 119.000.000 more NominfltionS For ROTARIANS SEE NEW threatened ’'Insurrection.” There to be spent In grade separations at•l^UlIlUIUUUllb rut was nothing of that kind threatened dangerous railroad crossings, also W. K. KELLOGG CAMP for bridges and for special road Just why our governor, who work which would employ labor. Member* From Eaton, Alle- । (Continued from page one) But the people, not the legislature claims to be a friend of the people, gan and Barry in Joint i and who hu clamored far economy, and lhe governor, will decide There is but lhe one ticket in would want to lake the matter ot whether the bonds shall be issued Meeting at Clear Lake i Burry township as has been thc case A SUBSTITUTE BILL FOR Issuing *30.000.000 In bonds oul of Rotarians from Barry. Eaton and | In opposing the governor’s plan for a long lime. their hands, on the ground that PUBLIC WORKS GETS. there is an emergency which re­ Representative Brown did a fine ; Carlton. Republican — Supervisor, Allegan counties attended a Joint, GOOD MAJORITY ’ quires actloh-without Die approval service for the people of Michigan. Arlie Endsley; Clerk. Lawrence meeting held at the new W. K. Kel-! .Farrell; Treas, Burt Long; Hlgh- logg Foundation camp at Clear lake' of the people, seems Impossoble to ORANGEVILI.E. way Comihr, Arlie J. Todd; Justice. Tuesday evening. Charlotte Ro-1 explain. Representative Brown has VOTE ON BONO ISSUE Adam Lelnhart spent the post Owen Steckle; Bd. of Review. John tartans sponsored the meeting and been one of those members of thc supplied the program. Allegan led Rlcliardson. BY REFERENDUM legislature who Insisted at the time week in Detroit called there by the T""' * Hie singing and Hastings presided. of the Introduction of the govern­ illness of his sister. Democrat—Supervisor, John -Us■ - -- • — Dr. Hodgen. orthopedic surgeon of The "Incipient In*urrection" or's bill that It was the right of the Miss Margaret McCullough from bome;f; Clerk, "z no nominee; Tr;_ Treas, orand Rapids, was the speaker. By people of Michigan to decide wheth­ I Ohio U spending a few days with Hale Corpenter; Hi.hw.V Commr g of Highway Commr., Measure of Gov.Uomitock’s er *30.000,000 or more of bonds were her parents at this place. Eugene Nichols. types of crippled children’s work to be saddled on them. He success­ Dies Natural Death Castleton. Republican—Supervisor. that is being carried on In the state. Mr. and Mrs. John Venema were fully fought .the proposition de ­ Representative Vem J. Brown, al­ EL H. Lathrop; Clerk. Henry F. Assistance for crippled children Is Kalamazoo visitors Tuesday. manded by the governor, on the though a member of the minority jraund Mr. spent Remington; Treas, Theo H. Bera; one of lhe main Items on Rotary U>«t Ihr taxpayer. of MIcW- ■ ” r and Mrs Clyde Nlcnols ■«"> party In the Michigan house of rep­ gan are entitled under our state I P’u,rs<1‘P*11 ’ *.’»/ dauBht'r. a’.ld Justice. Ralph M. Wetherbee; High­ club programs. Dr. Hodgcn stated resentatives. won a notable victory constitution, and have the right to !h,“*"“*• Mr. and Mrs Ivan Edgett, way Commr.. George McDowell; Bd. that through proper surgical treat­ last week when the house adopted. decide whether 130.000.000 or more ,5on’Srs' ,, ment and hospitalization many , of Review. Menno Wenger. 64 to 21. the Brown public works bill, of bonds shall be added to the state r.¥r „and Tom McWhirter of Independent ticket — Supervisor., helpless cripples are able to become which was offered as a substitute debt or not. The vote of the house.! and and MrBo John S. W. Smith; Clerk. Arthur Housler; self-supporting, useful members of for Gov. Comstock's •’insurrection-’ 04 to 21. shows that the majority ,*»»«• Isn't Highway this much better, he J*?11*® were Sunday Treas,. .j.., Adolphsociety. Douse, Jr.; measure. Commr, Freeland Garllnger; Jus- *»®id. than to leave them helpless in of thc governor's own party refuse relatives al this place. It never has been satisfactorily to stand with him on the ridiculous hey “rC " Ar\ "Pent Wednesday Uce, Frrd J. White; Bd. of Review, explained, and we doubt If it ever proposition that an “IncijMent In- 1 *l1^.l^r.d“uf1’1"’ constant public expense? cart be. why Governor Comstock. In propoaiUon that an ’ incident in­ Children from the three counties, Nm>1i*v£• urging a *30,000.000 bond issue with- furreetton .. In ,Michigan makes It minette, and fomllv nt ,^nt Hastings. Republican—Supervisor, ■ Mrs. Nettle Brown spent several William Mishler. Clerk. Mrs. Aille £ out out a vote of the people. Insisted ' necessary to sell *30,000.000 of bonds ’ -days the past week at Petoskey, Munn; Treos., Gilbert Todd; High- ^ benefited by work done nt the new ’\enrtl that this money must be appropri- I th* «*»»’*•» inlereat and Only under-nourished, un­ ^nctpal payments jiym7nu"uw th; alai- j by JVf <?eBth of hpr way Commr, Alden Todd; Justice. camp. " ated to escape an ’'Incipient insur- ready principal upon’” children are enrolled. overburdened people ofthe Michi- j. ' br°ther. Hugh Phetteplace. Shirley Rilzman; Bd of Review. der-privileged ocr"Dr rectian" In Michigan! No re. pons I- re«<ly °'TrbVrdfnrd pW,ple Ot Mteh‘* > —__________ Through proper"diet, projrer.amount ble organization, representing elthgan without their consent. । Once more thp Gulf Stream la Carey Althouse. of sleep and recreation the ra....chilDemocrat—Supervisor. Forrest dren'are buTlt up'physicalYy? many er capital or labor, or any other ele- I Mr. Brown's bill, ax passed by the { reported to be changing Its course, ment of our population had asked ( house, reduced thc governor's build- Probably gone of tiie coral stand- Hall; Clerk. Jack O'Connor; Treas, 0, thPm gaining as much as ten to tor such a bill as he proposed and Ing program from *30.000,00 to »19,- ard.—Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Chester Archart; Highway Commr, twenty pounds In weight during John Ormsbec; Bd. of Review. An- each session. Special teachers are drew Kennedy: Justice. William nlso provided so that children can ’Craig. geep up with their, regular school Hope. Democrat—Supervisor. Ed.----- <­ Fennels; Clerk. George Kahler; The present new camp is a’ per­ 3% Sales Tax Included in ail Treas. Ross Pierce; Highway manent. all-the-year-round affair, Commr, John Hine; Justice, Orov- with steam heat and closed-ln prices quoted in this adv and er Davenport; Bd. of Re view, Wm. porches to make It comfortable in o. Tobins. the coldest weather as well as In AS IT EVER occurred to you that there might be Republican — Supervisor. Bernard lhe summer time. advantage and convenience to you If you could DeGolla; Clerk. Arccllous Campbell; Treas.. Henry Bergman; Bd. of Re­ could (hop more leisurely. You could (hop when fl ASSYRIA. view. Will Anders; Justice, Clyde The Ellis Cemetery Organization Leonard; Highway Commr, Fred will meet on Wednesday. March 21. efficient services of the regular (alespepole and all the • Ashby. while know that you were buying an economically as at lhe Briggs church basement for Irving. Republican — Supervisor. you could any other day of thc week. This is what a pot luck dinner. The main busi­ William McCann; Clerk. Forrest ness will be the appointment of Thomas Stores are malting possible for you through Buehler; Treas, John Perry; Jus­ committees and plans for Memorial Che poller of ’’Everyday I-ow Prices.’’. See for your­ Proven. Standard Quality. Tree tice. R. B Walker; Highway Day services on Sunday. May 27. self how this unique plan works lo your advantage. ripened fruit. Commr, Edward Walters; Bd. of Mrs Kate Cole. Mrs Bess Strick­ Fine flavor. Review. Walter Hammjnd. land and Mrs. Gertie Cotton com­ Democrat — S u pe r v I so r. J. D. pote the committee on arrange­ No. ,Knowles; Clerk, no nominee; Treas, ments. ' Morey Moore; Justice. Frank D The Wahanka Camp Fire unit of Brayton; Bd. of Review. Miner Pal­ Assyria Center will attend the big Punch Bowl. Broken Slices. Dole No. Crisp 1-lb. box . ... . ,, council councilceremonial ceremonialmcciuuc meetingnciu heldatat Johnstown Republican 8ul>"- Battle Creek on Friday evening at isor Allan Hyde; clerk. Vem Do- ,hp club rwna arf no nunn Vu nicmbcrs to take rank al this time. Commr.. Gerald Dunn; Justice, Al-­ due " recent organization. bert Lyons; Bd. of Review. Will The parents will be guests. Jones; Constables. Harold Hawks. Howard Cole had lhe misfortune Charles Strickland. Albert Conklin.’’ to crush a toe while buzzing wood, Warren Van Syckle. when a log was dropped on his foot. Because there are so few DemoMrs. Iva Sylvester ts In very poor Icrats in the (ownship, no caucus health. Her sister. Mrs. Gertie Hol­ Fresh and tasty varieties that are sure to suit your taste. was held and no ticket named. den. is with her. M.plr Orow. Repubtai.-Swr,. Sherman is die ,„ w seven Frank new vita. John More™.; cler». Ralph d „„ bon, Pennock; Treas, Trara. Verne IM. Bivcna; Mr ,„d Mrs M,,„ Sbhro*., „„ Highway Commr, Sherman Ayers; Tuesday. March 6 nt Nichols hos­ Bd. of Review. E W- Penfold; Jus­ For general baking. This flour is guaranteed to give satisfaction. pital. tice. W. H. Guy. On Sunday morning. March IB. Democrat — Supervisor. Claude following church school a ceremon­ ; Hoffman; Clerk Fred Filler. Treas., ial meeting on UBmp ,rc law will Cainp r Fire E. E. Uray. Highway Coniny.Cyg|ven by thc Wahanka unit a: irus Buxton. Bd of Rc'iPW. John center This service will be Mason. Justire. <W C Clark. foUowtd by church services when I Orangeville, Michigan. Fine graulated. In bulk. Orawesille, Republican — Super Super-­ Itev B. p U)C pastor, will 5 lbs. 24c I visor. Bert the Ben Brown: Brown; Clerk. Ed Lewis: Lewis; Treas.. Russell Johncock; Highwar Mr. and Mrs. Percy Henry have | Commr , Herman Morelwusc. Bd. of taken possession of their new home Review. Ferris Brown; Justice. In Baltimore at their uncle. Andrew John Kllhck. Henry’s, farm, and Mr. and Mrs. In Orangeville there was but one Lisle Strickland will locate on tlw With Pork in Tomato Sauce. Keep a few cans ahead. ticket named, the Democrats hold­ [Percy Henry farm. . ing no caucus. The local corn-hog I committee. ; Prairieville. People’s Party—Su- Wm. Strain. A. C Hyde ‘and Wank | pervlsor, Lee Nottlnglianu Clerk. Jones spent a busy day at the | Floyd Shelp; Treas.. Clarence HamJohnstown grange hall Friday the Monocacy Valley. Prepared from Imond; Bd. of Review. Arthur Short9th. when thirty-five farmers signed Liberty brand. In bulk. Soft, richly flavored. |er; Justice, Victor Anson; Highway Soaked Lima Beans No. 2 contracts for the project. Twenty ।Commr. Porter Tooze; Constables, contracts were signed at Assyria and Green Com. Can Leland Hammond, Robert Steele, Center on lire March 7th. I Lee Reynolds and Ferris Quick. Set of Beelleware Measuring Spoons FREE! The leaders of the Assyria Cen­ I Republican — Supervisor. Newell ter Nutrition Class. Mrs. Stella {Barber; Clerk. Henry Rogers; .Tuckerman and Mrs. Mabel Puff-1 i Treas, Otis Boulter; Justice. Eldon paff. go to Hastings on Tuesday for Franco-American with Cheese in Tomato Sauce. {Tubbs; Bd. of Review. Chas. Hughes. the class Instruction. They will , I Rutland. Republican—Supervisor, meet the class on Friday afternoon M. W. Stutz; Clerk. Harry Williams; al the home of Mrs. Eva Sarver at sodas j Treas.. Burr Laubaugh; Highway one o'clock. jCommr, Cronk;-Bd.—of-- Re- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark. Mr. ps. ----- -- - George -- ---------view. Clifford Hammond; Justice. and MfS Oll5 Ketcham. SB. and n-., Mr Ben TVwrmnn Bowman.---------------------------------------- Mrs BORDO— | Democrat — Supervisor. Elmer Earl Bristol. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. PllUd JWU. Be,< Ne.Und: THOMAS SPECIAL. Ground to order. REP. Bl BHOWN DOES FINE SERVICE Township Officers Jaunty Polo Types, and Woolens with high-tied Neel COATS A Style Collection—only So many to rfiooce from! Trim belted polo types with wide lapels, and military shoulders. Beau* ens with upw doping shoulder* and gracefully full sleeves. Tweeds with fringed scarf* and lovely pastel basket weave*. Your Easter coat 1* here —and at this specialised CONVENIENT H C.THOMAS STORES APRICOTS CRACKERS BH! Sodas 1 lc Grahams He PINEAPPLE 12c 18c FRUITS for SALAD 15c COOKIES SUGAR 24tft-lb. Sack 87c CAMPBELL’S One Can 5c 3 it 14c 14c SUCCOTASH S WANS DOWN C.,.F1... pk. 27c -| /v 1 UC MARSHMALLOWS ib. SPAGHETTI 3 •&- 25c CRACKERS 2 is.s.. 18c RAISINS 2 15c RALSTON’S COFFEE- COMAR NUT 3 Sturdy. w«U mad*. SUGAR 25c BROOMS 43c C. C. H. MENU. DOG FOOD Kus. o suvm Ready to Uta 25c BLUING 9c >.»uUful c*a. 25c drq^.Lno 22c Made of finest Ingredients. 10c LARD 10c 3 «»• 25c PURE. 5c BON AMI RINSO ib«. SOFT DRINKS LAVA SOAP B*r 5 Dress up your pantry shelves as you buy spices. Each Jar of uniform size, labeled to show con­ tents. Be sure to see them. CIGARETTES AMMONIA I. bcUli. 23c IX 14c Brown SPICE JARS osMta. ca..ura^4.. 2nt, 25c LuckiM. Old Oo!d». ** * room. n>. 19c FLOUR CRESCENT. 22c Self-rising, plain. 19c CEREAL 5 lb. Bog 30c Wlngold Economy Wheat Farina Cereal. C. THOMAS STORES “Every Day Low Price*” <h.• *«□<.> Review. Lewis Edger; Justice. Ar- Masonic Temple on Thursday eve­ Hat,lawa>'nmg, ning, sponsoreo sponsored oy by u»c the orucr order F. »■ and vlE.Wtt M. .nd ortn ?l Eraun. 8U,. Medium. SALAD Sar-A-Lee. Olasns quickly. 23c SXT.iS aE ltt Ar- -P-U1 "WUM. •> o;leo 116-118 East State St., Hastings 10 “• 48c BEANS DATES Sizes for Women and j Mines — bright and dark shades, and fa­ vorite Spring pastels^ VELTMAN’S All Varieties BEST YET” Kansas Hard Wheat Flour FLOUR •election al once. 128 We»t State Street Boley; Trees.. Glen D. Whitmore; SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Bd. of Review. Andrew Flnkbelner; Miss Nevah Farlee ... returned home Justice, Charles Baughman; High-; Saturday evening after spending the way Oommr.. Claude Kenfleen; Con- past two weeks with her grandpar| stables, George Viera, Sam Zerbe ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Williams. and Chas. Kermeen. I near Dowling. Democrat — Supervisor, Julian Mrs. Glen Densmore entertained Potts; Clerk, no nominee; Treos.. | the Bridge Club and their husbands Forest Bender; Highway Commr.. Thursday evening. Clyde Skinner; Justice. W. R. HarMiss Mary Townsend is ill at this per; Bd. of Review. Glen Allenwriting. . Constables, Clive Churchill, Vem j Mr. and Mrs. Guy Makley and Llctka. Leo Crane and Glen Solo- i family spent Sunday with Mr. and mon. I Mrs. Blake Makley at Charlotte. Woodland. Republican — SuperMr. and Mrs. J. D. Wise and visor. Glenn WOtrlng; Clerk. T. C.1 daughters spent the week end in Munlon; Treas., Mrs. Agnes.Leffler; ; Ohio. ' Justice, L. H. Brumm: Highwayi Miss Phoebe Oaks Ls working on Commr., Henry Hynes; Bd. of Re-ja case near Hastings. view, John Gardner; Constables,1 Mr. and Mrs. Sandbrook and son Henry Cole. Ora Lehman, Ray Lyle attended the funeral of Will Perkins. Mrs. Bess Hilbert. । Bippley of Lake Odessa Friday. Democrat—Supervisor, L. G. O. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Densmore and Finefrock; Clerk. Ralph Rise; I daughters were Sunday guests of Treas., Rose Wachter; Justice. Al-: Cary) Fuller of Bathers Corners, bert Hauer; Highway Commr.. John Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kantncr of Sumin; Bd. of Review. Ford Stowell; Hastings and Guy Kantncr and Constables, carl Helse. Leo Rush. I family spent Sunday with Levi 'Percy Lehman and William Oer-4Kantner. । linger. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Farlee spent I Yankee Springs, Republican,—8u-. Monday with Mr. and Mrs. I. N. ‘ pervlaor. A- L. Graves; Clerk. Will Williams near Dowling. i Ellsworth; Treas . Donald Kimmey; I -------------- .***?J5— ---------Highway Commr.. Henry Shively. I LACEY. I There bu, one Uetel named! Mn- Chides B«n>ey ipent «evtn Yankee Bprlnt, towmhlp. |er«l dan lhe prat wedr whh her i -----------------------------------------{daughter, Vera, in Battle Creek. BEAR HOLE LAKE DISTRICT. | Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. । Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beckwith, Mr. Clayton Case were, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs Frank Kurr and Mr. and Roy Bouman and children of. the I Mrs. Zellon Kaiser were Sunday Barney Mills district. I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Star Grim- । The Ellis Cemetery Circle will mett. ■ meet for dinner In , the Briggs Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hurlesa of church basement Wednesday, Mar. ■ Hastings .spent Bunday with their 21. A good attendance is desired. । son. Kenneth Hurless, and fgmlly. Boaz Walton and brother. Alva. John Cook, Teddlo Cook, Ruaaell of Battle Creek were Sunday after­ Craven and Zellon Kaiser bused noon visitors with their brother, I1 wood for Kenneth Hurlesa Saturday, i Clyde Walton, and family. Perfect Poise in this Featherweight PEN1-ARCH A beautifully proportioned dressy oxford — black kid Kiltie-TooftM 'Celeste” Grey Kid OXFORDS SX.49 nental bed I OXFORDS «3.9« Thc very newest for Sjkingl Light grey kid with contrasting1 lace stays. Continental heels.: Sixes 4 to 8! There’s More Snap in “HYER Quality” MEN! Oxfords $3.98 Exclusive appearance popular price! You’ll like the way they fit, the way they're styled, the way they 11 wear! The quality is worked right into the dwe —■ to give than lasting smartness 1 Here’s one black calf, soni-aoft bent toe. all solid leather I J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc. Halting*, Michigan that's aUl Beys’Oxfarda �RnnnsJAMOrtto* <<> lhe annJ tMoryaMMBMNMMSMBMMHaBI —-----------Views and Opinions; r'S“Si.tS^ibewon, puou What Others Say This and That Bachmrd Gfancer. „ a(> Bits jDf y^st$rudy'made many frtend. who regret thatr ' departure and wish them all kind* The Good old Day*. given only a minimum of training . ... . . , ._ “bltnd” flytag. ftvm* Yet Yet Hi* Uie army army air air ; “ In Two Relic*. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY Will Mndteter and Mr. Knight of LaGUARDIA A8 MAYOR. chiefs assured the president that | An Announcement. to ZZi. .K. We have Mrs. Hix* Cherry, who has been Grand Rapid* ware in the city yea­ have never narooreo harbored any gsoi great their men could handle thc work. oplnJon of LaOuardla. but we cerMany residents at thl* conununity s pending -the winter with . her terday visiting Ur. and Un. George Doubtless It wa* hard for them to be ulnly must tagf 0(T our hat* to .,;can remember when Read's Opera daughter In Norwalk. Ohio. 1* ex- i Menliennick. I Mr. and Un. U. E Nevins and candid in a matter which might that ..™.gentleman. The gambling - or bHouse, a two story board structure peeled this week. In New reflect on the efficiency of the serv- slot slot machines machines Jn New York York ,City <?!»>■[<Ion the west Ude of Jefferson street nt ' *°n returned from BL Lout*. were 'taking 14.000.000 from thc । north of the Michigan Central Ohio Saturday after a two month* Kto Monday. where Uley lxave to U to. protoen: ted only far the PMV past WU«b«4. winter poorly paid people each month, or tracks, wa* In full swing. Stock com- stay In the city caring for her moth- .VI 1 » total of 848,R)0.000 per year. used to_show then C" ------------------------------------------- Three - - - _panic* ____ _________ _______ __ regularly, er. Mr*. W. D. Moorman. Dr. and Un. F. Carrothen were I John Carson left for Bangor DI BARHY courts'. TUBES months w,,° *'<zned him instead of to his were operated by a gangland or- Many an old-Ume villain ha* stalked Monday, where be ha* secured an ganlzatlon which could not be in- the sweet, defenaeiea* heroine on in Olivet Wednesday night and Interest In * lumber jjard. Hl* fam­ JN aPVANCK - ------------------- —>>< uniformed bureaucrat*! heard Olivet college orchestra and °>K»iso Under the American system of terfered with But this newo mayor' this stage only to be thwarted al ily will follow later on. --------_fi.au nos has aiaru-u started ka icm real war un on this racket I(ne the (a?v last tn minute mute oy by uie the panug daring courcour­ Roderick White in a joint recital. __ I d( J__ ...p >handicaps _ .____________________________________ ___ _ a ...7.... Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Sheldon were juatfee. an individual or corporation and .sp)t which the Mge of the hero. Many UtUe — Eva Harvey Fernamburg of Grand is jinnocent nnocent until proven guilty. gumy. Unun- court* courts made maac for tor him. mm. he ne is succeaasuccess- 'ha* na* crossed the waving wooden ice Rapids visited his parents. Mr. and called to Toledo. Ohio, Thursday, on account of the Hines* of the latter'* less the president has access to facts fully carrying on his war against <Qoe* and her soul departed heaven-i Mrs. F. A. Fernamburg Sunday, sister. ADVKKT18ISQ KATES vet made nuMic the governrlch dnancial assistance to ward on flimsy cloth wing*. . Messrs. not jet made public, the govern gnilKlunu _Iandsa upciauvss* operation* — -Frank Boyce . . • Clarke and G. Mis* Elizabeth Field left thl* G. F. Chidester will isee _ 1(lj­ tonjght morning for a vtelt with friend* in nrlvate air .lr j. n orttnd. .i^dgc *... Independent. .>opera~ Llghtata’ at Grand Rapid ment's case against the private Clinton and Tecumseh. house used to be punctuated at fre- | M-^ ■’’{* Mr* companies is by no means clear. We WANTED P1ONEEKS quent intervals by the rumbling of M”- T}*“e .Mc^*ughlii h do not believe that American com­ FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. . . hf ... .moving ....... . usvst .... just I.lirv1 LLuc and ana The largest largest company 01 of u* Its nuiu kind , . - .frelght past X tTb “Kalhrri. "d Katncnne Katherine Lottu* Loftu* . . ... J™ ,tra... .ui movimr fust ’uc7 merclal aviation could have paced m> lhp -ants st rong. fearless At drove to nrnnd Grand Ranida Rapid* Ri.ndav Bunday to to tho worW world u wanLs stronc fearless lout. ,lde *he window .. . . that .. time tha drnva Mesdame* Gard Chidester. Ira the rest of the world if the great men al„i WOmcn who are willing Michigan Central line between “cc Mrs. Ruth Gei*e. who i* at Hje Van Valkenburg. Will Chidester. majority o{ thc companies backing to take some risk for big returns. | Orand Hnd Detroit wa* one Sunshine sanitarium and found her Fred Parker, C. W. Jordan. W R. it had been organized for the role We. are a sound conservative bust-J of lhc m gUt< in very good spirit* and feeling 1m- Cook. Mr*. M H. Bailey. Misses .Uro vt OB. .rm nurnme of stock promotion and ,w“' P”*n‘ hBnd‘“pped by thorj qucntiy the finer "subtleties" of voice . Proved Phyllis Diamond, Maude and Fan­ uo.mx ». . .‘UM Pu,T<*r or ’«*» promotion ano dcfftulUng of srwnc of our employ. , wcre oflcn smothered by thunderous Mr and Mr* Edgar Flfield of nie Btebbln* attended the. K. of P. ---------.. grabbing from the public treasury CCJ1_ pul sUn going strong. H6w- | roftrs (roin wttHout Ordinary Melrose Park. Illinois, drove here ball at Kalamazoo last week. Hl b» put.luhrj un Doubtless some of the companies ever, our product is not much in de- ^tchm chairs were arranged in Saturday to spend a few days with Mis* Nora Nagler. of Freeport, deserved this is not- mand right now. despite u>. the fact . . punishment . ------ --------- -but -------------------•„ accommodate lhe apeeUWra spent several days of the present • .... that It r»n- In wmu« a luxury that it nnv is not in any sense a luxury, and the lighting arrangement* were; Zelphia Gilmer of Eaton week. Including Sunday, with her BIN TING. |te I sufficient excuse for disrupting an but an absolute necessBy. almost "humorous " Nevertheless, i R^Plds wa* a guest of her parent*, brother, John O. Nagler and fam. ... rn,entire Industry: an industry that ,IIU1 grrui ,n „ This great wipu(BU< corporation Is lw-lcu located this old auditorium did some fine Mr and Mrs. J. M. Gilmer, over the Hy In thl* city. SAVE GASOLINE * n"kind ct’u^k was giving us the finest and safest tn North America, a land where ... .week end. Miss Julia A. Jeffery of Syracuse, INCREASE POWER — maii and commercial service In the the resources have, barely been tap­ only place in town where high I Mrs. Leone Wood returned last N. Y.. ts visiting her sister. Mrs. H. ped. and where there is a good liv- school plays and other amateur week from a two months' visit with D Seldon of Green street and ex­ GIVE QUICKER STARTING lwotia„ . .. Ing waiting for all who are willing her sister and broHier in Minne­ pect* to remain for the summer. IMPROVE ACCELERATION HEADING FOR WHERE? !I President Roosevelt undoubtedly to work for It. You will have to theatricals could be staged. apolis and St. Paul. Mr. and Mrs. 6t. Clare Brock re­ It 1* easy for the political' party acted in all sincerity. He made a bad take a chance. We believe In the WEAR LONGER turned from the upper peninsula Now the interior of the theater of our product, has been almost completely dis­ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.' last week where they have been re­ out of power lo criticise thc party mistake and has admitted It. This ultimate kSuccess "* Mrs. Leon Custer and son Rich­ siding for a year. once it ts dug up and put to work. mantled and serves as a storage responsible lor our government. last is an extremely difficult thing ard of Jackson spent from Saturday If you are willing to take a sample room (or a lumber company. Frank Hamilton. Jr.. Is visiting his _ our _______ That was illustrated in 193X khen. to do gracefully, especially for a of HU Tuesday with relative* here. grandmother, Mrs. I. A Holbrook, product, sacrificing a few They returned Tuesday accompan­ President Hoover was sharply con- man in pwltlon ot authority. There- pleasures, if necessary, for the sake and Uit lenitr. Recently on a tour of Inspection ied by her grandmother. Mrs Jane and expects to spend the summer rfornuica of ye with her. demmed by hl* political opponents‘ fore give him credit. It Indicates of future great profit, we can use M., °< U» .pwruB Bpuk Plait. Only U]mc Urnsc who whoBM still have thc stuff >tntn« °n the pn8mtoe>: tW° Mrs. Florence Bowne and daugh­ to lhe number to .sneer oi com- th.t he spprectoe. hu oiJrIieollne—provide ters left for Allegan Thursday night, I . ” *■ "•* lvr mursasy mini. missions and boards he appointed sponslbllity to the American pco- of thc old pk>nccrs arr desired. Wc JbIJ,,1'y “"‘t "w™ to leave on Saturday for Los An- i homte. ' ** *“*“*’ and set to work at investigation*, or pie. Also it prove* beyond question want no more near-sighted, cowardgele* whfre she will spend the MIm Carrie Schumann has reto carry out various project*. .Senator Vandenberg's contention ly men who start at their own Jtalw?v W f£JSrt bro » h a» ’ U f rr y, Mc ' turned home from Grand Rapids It was not surprising Uuit flic that a government with ao much KaivAv —7 % lurneo norae irom urand Rapid* Kelley, _ .— ■ .late... 111MW fl’kJformerly off Mani* Maple nnwo Orovc UnU1 *hc recover*«— from her j i>erson who can see ahead, who can democratic party in their campaign power concentrated in Hie iuinds of cbecr(u| and optlmtetie under and Lake Odessa. Will Bhultcrs and daughter Ruth for the Presidency in 1932. called one man needs a constructive mi- dlfficultiea. and who can "take it” DO NOT. (or one Mr. and Mrs. George Dennis of spent Sunday In Grand Rapids with Kalamazoo have been the guest* of attention to public expenditures and nority party to check up on possible like your forefather* did. we promrepulse, forego thc Mrs Shulters and daughter Helen promised drastic reduction of them weaknesses in the government's ac’k! Mrs. Anna Fuller thl* week. purpose (hat you re­ Mrs. Edith Alexander Bruckner by abolishing whst they termed Hons. If the president had given an e "Jr c;mJ*ny ls k,P^,n a, of Chicago. English teacher In our FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. solved to effect. — Listen to lawrenee Tibbett or Richard Crooks and Harvey Fire­ high school for several years, was "useless commissions and offices" car to this minority in deciding the united States of America, and we The contract for building the Shakespeare » week end guest guest at the home house on the county farm, has been stone. Jr., every Monday night—N. B. C. Network. and said they would “consolidate airmail ' issue, the lives of ten produce men. thc beat in the world of Mr and Mrs. A. C. Brown. let to Stephen W. Walworth and departments and bureau*, eliminate youdg men would not have been If you've never tried it. put one of < Mrs. Cha* Francisco ha* returned Walter Stilwell of Nashville for the .. our men to work. The initial in-1 ana .anmpiuh a »v. acrlhcM an Uie alto o< official ooe to her home In Lowell, after being sum of 85.695. Tills is a glorious called to this city by reason of ill­ contract for the county and a* thef tag of not les* than 25 per cent tar stupidity. The president s error Was tt bcn such an endeavor demands , ness In the family of her son'. John sureties arc first class insures the > the cost of Uie iederai govemmeuv' in permitting himself to be swayed daring and sacrifice, will make you । Francisco. erection of the so much needed Phone 2240 Cor. Jefferson and Court Hasting ment” by official advisor* who either dldn I une of tlw country's leaders in the , Mrs Fannie Tower has returned county house for an insignificant Wto tea K11»lly happened «1U know torn, they .-ere ulklne ebon: ««l»<ure_Bnmrt Cotoly Omphfrom Kalamazoo where she has sum. be revealed more clearly next July,, or who didn't dare speak thc truth been for some lime and has re­ The psychology ot tax collecting curtain* were found: the old front sumed her place at J T. Pierson A­ vored with a pleasant call from! at the end of the first fiscal year of However, give the president credit is perfectly demonstrated in the curtain covered with advertisement* Sons Hon C W. Prindle. M. D , eldest son 1 thc NEW DEAL, when it will be for admitting his mistake. open rebellion against the payment and the Inner curtain with it* faded of Hon. S. C Prindle of thl* city. Dr. |------------------------------------------------------------j------------------found that the public debt of this of the head tax. For years motor "sylvan" scene Prindle is now a resident of Grand 'publican ticket attest*. ‘ । country, was that U— the roads were Although each of THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY country will bare increased under Governor Comstock states that car owners have seen their operat- these highly decorated expanse* of ( Mrs Charles sy,w«suci Rowlader us of WoodperfecUy tearful, fearful. wooa- Rapids and one of the best physi-1 Lewis Stem goes to New York on perfectly ’S5 , H11* clty Prldn>' Mr and clans of that city. He L-s exceedingly । Saturday of this week to purchase ROOMreIt fylfy tiO.Mn.000.000 It Will "he is not conscious" of having ing costs steadily climb but little canvas had undoubtedly been rolled Chas. ” H. »>-• Bauer — will speak on na„ spring goods. I tlonal finance at lhe Durfee school no pL>Ir2'‘ Vnl11 rcern,*y •}“* up and down hundreds of times dur- f *' „ *'*, r. r«*ntly returned popular, as his election to lhe leg- his also be discovered that up to this made one mistake during his term ... been made by thc persons directly ing the active life of the theater, the I Xj?? Ftorl<,B where they spent the mature in 1876. by the largest ma-1 Thc statement of ah X — people i house in Baltimore on Monday eve­ the time more than 40 NEW bureaus, o( otoee. tn Uto. rt.-ptet Mr Com- „,„tM wh). amply ,K,al,.c o( .. Saturday, <■_.—■— _u_ ------- •-------the 18th Instant. material was still in good condition i i Jorlty given to any man on lhe re- on who came from“-e.nlng, the boards and commissions have been stock and President Roosevelt differ lllP ......................... indirect method used to collect and will be repainted for use as ] established, with 40.000 new cm-Thc latter is big enough to admit thc tax. This plan has conic to be backdrops In various civic producploics added to he Irfeto pay r»U- error. *—» " "“aunn The Hons. — , . head lax could have been collected The average ofgovemmcnh.I exalmost without a murmcr If thc inNumerous name*. Initials, dates penditurcs per day is non slightly AN ELECTRIC EYE dlrrr( mcthod hild ap|,ilcd.but and drawings were scrawled on the jnort than twice what it was at tills A * super-^ye »•-« has >-«" been stavabwrf developed hv hy back of each curtain although verysciential* in us»> thia country, we read.• lime last year. few were legible. The oldest date The question E^-and It should be capable of probing far above and bediscernable was 1899. The name of "Gypaic Rover," Sept 22-23. 1910. serlously asked. Will these doubled low the present range of visible was printed in bold letters and un­ expenses. 40 additional boards and light. It is operated on a photo­ derneath various names, evidently commission* pull the country out electric principle and ia a close me- when folk* had to dig down for two of those who were In the cast. In­ and deliver •*-*>« them in to a «*r. cer­ cluded In the list were Louise Pot­ of the depression? If they do. we chanical approximation to the hu- smackers • “ •••* *««•'«»•■ tain point by a certain time, that's will all agree that It 1* a wise and man eye The possible service of different It Is all a matter of psy­ ter. Sadie Glasgow. Hilda Dunlap. Helen Haye*. Lolah Barber. Cora! necessary use of government money, such an instrument to humanity is cholory t — Charlotte Republican Silsbee. Geneva Hayes. Edmund If they do tax help, when we look at unlimited If organism* of a virulent Tribune Wood. Ira Peck. Merle Shipley. Ha- ’ zel Stedge. Kathleen Wooley. Grace I ttat ircnstol toe srratly In- nsture exiM so stull as lo bare osw„. pol„[ thc I creased board* and their big pay caped detection with any method imimgcr case The noted criminal Busi) and Marguerite Matthews. J-----------------------------------ooox B80S. E*>tan. —— -■ gxvrere.nnwrii ma ■ »»MTr nuHTH Tiu I . 7------- —----------------- — MHkioS4 m> i0<’ ! Wf-.T'.' '—•--------------------------------BatacriMiMM hr M*1L F»*tpai4: “.MHTiftSKS >o™ ’“*■ ” ” 1 1000 of an inch • HERE it the DIFFERENCE between GOOD and POOR MOTOR PERFORMANCE Z'::. LET US TEST AND ADJUST YOUR SPARK PLUGS TODAY! firestone A Only Quotation plug* 58 ANDRUS SERVICE AUCTION SALE! rolls, and wa realize mat all this tor investigation yet known, this must be paiii for by the taxpayers electric eye will make a systematic -well, well all say a plenty. . ' ' “ ' ‘ 'iudy .possible. Some wieptbts have advanced the theory that Hie germ.-, A FRANK ADMISSION producing colds and infantile paGive President Roax-vclt credit. raiyMs are of thLs type lor admitting hu mistake in taking the airmail contracts trom private Pungent Paragraphs hands, in assigning Uns ta*k t» thc The Christian Science Monitor Army Air Corps before the men were properly traiiH-u or equipped, uncovered a music critic who deBicet storms combined with the In- <eland that only 2 per cent of the _ sing . _*••=. _ .. experience of army airmen in bad pcojile actually can Now. If delivered in Irons to thc woman ’bent! at Crown Point. Ind. made hi* perfect through cor‘­ h “ “ ,r,ert get-away lhrouah rupt ion or because u of, the aupcrlallV(. ignorance of the sheriff's de­ partment of that county The de- While we re still shivering from( prolonged "cold snaps up here In Michigan word comes from Cal I (or- , nia that people of Lok Angeles arc, swarming lo the sea shores to es­ cape the heat A dead calm aidng m their barefoced credulity Thc lhe coast combined with cloudless’ incident has been useful in one re- skies and a brilliant sun sent the 1 thermometer up to 80 degrees K X Great boosters these Californians mis is one don't They know just how lo minimise the , . .plarc where they . adverse propaganda resulting from I belong —Muri DcFoc. Charlotte Rca disastrous earthquake, just when, publican-Tribune^ to broadcast news that will appeal i THE DILLINOE^ ESCAPE. ...... ....... ____ ' to thc Imagination of those living tn j Tht- e.scape of John Dillinger, no-1 the northlands weather flying have contributed to romethlng can be done n> irrsuadc the roll of ten death* since jwivate or compel the remaining 98 per cent tonous criminal, from the Crown Point Indiana, jail should bring to Cong George Foulkes' announce­ contracts wcre cancelled to quit trying —New Orleans State* attention tin- fancy frills aith which ment that he ht to seek the Demo­ Bad weatlier at this season u* the w« surround criminals. Dillinger cratic nomination for United States j Originality—Not profiting by thcwas „ ... placed „ in a cell with t4o other senator has been received about as | mistakes ot others because you pre- hardened criminals. He uas allowed one would expect Foulkes is a po­ number of experienc ed airmen could fcr to make your outi —Duluth lo have underworld visitors He was litical accident who rode to success have told thc president that it t-jofc Herald allowed to listen to the radio read on a wave of universal discontent; ' highly specialized Uauiur; .-rod nc usjuipers and magazines and even and even at that squeezed through , equipment to fly the airmail routes Citizens ot Chicago vtant the Ul *hittle a toy gun. The sheriff with one of thc slimmest pluralities on schedule. A number of uvtatwn Mayor to resign because hr did not |pnd the prosecutor even went so of any congressional candidate In tar &>4o coax the murderer to pose authorities, including Col Charles pay nls income tax promptly Such a with them for a photograph to b- thc state. About the only comment on lhe l-indbe.-gh, tried to toll tne president system a* suggested wirald put many broadcast in the newspapers. Foulkes' announcement which has Thc Jail was crowded with special come to our attention was written In thia. Unfortunately thc advice was a prominent American into thc Interpreted aa political propaganda ranks of the jobless —Pasadena deputies and guards But Dillinger a Jackson paper and is as follows. 1 mode an easy escape It is'somewhat difficult to under-' or worse yet. lobbying for private post. i Had any ordinary citizen been stand why the Fourth district con­ TMteresls given the task of guarding Dillinger gressman Is so sure of his hold on The Department of Commerce nrw wnnklc ln Journalism. the »|iecial deputies and guards thc voters of Michigan.,He defeated apecUln that a commercial pilot “,hr new« b^-d the new*.'' la tn- would have been dismissed. Thc John C Ketcham.' his Republican । shall have a minimum of 1.500 hours “’rcstln« but « sometimes leaves wi nun of common sense would have opponent tor Congress, by only a I chained thc murderer sccorely to In Hie air. Most private airlines In- *ondermg what s behind it.—Df> the bars of Hie cell or he would slight majority In the 1932 election. j And his most notable achievement aist on even more; some demanding Ual{ Waws. h^ve hung a couple of shackles at Washington has been to get con- j about Dillinger's feet. The prisoner slderable publicity on thc shatter of j as much u 2.000 hour?. Even with How conic we small taxpayers can would have been allowed to converse sending hi* Christmas cards undrr tackKro«d. w ptlot to nno iit„ uit muiu. never find the loopholes Hut multi- with none of his former pals government frank” ant Ito. rattos mua une ope ye„ mtl;tomUr„ Ett ti„„u!h iuto„t be­ Dillinger was contemptuous of the as a copilot to familiarize himself "hick" cops who arrested him in tag touched?—Arkansas Gazette. tt is tor reasons outlined in the Tucson. Arizona. He must be more With the route and to fcaln experiparagraph above that we believe our r. ten-* .I...v. *hHum contemptuous o! the foolishness «« to tea muter fttos. Some ot Il isnt ala ays fair on the .par. ftn(1 61]ly gentlmentality „ of „„ hl* erst- Federal government should control the older commercial pilot* have of the woman to judge her husband while Crown Point jailers I* It any the manufacturing of armament* more than 7.000 hours to their by Hie man who lives next door He wonder he ls>dcflant of Hie law?— Thc profit from thaw Industries should be taken out of private credit Even with aU this experience hasn't Hie same wife.-Toledo. Ingham County, news. hands. The temptation to make combined with the assistance of an Blade. money regardless ot consequences elaborate radio communication sys­ frequently overshadows all sense of . . a A reputed shortage in oak treej ' responsibility. Various concern* in tem and a highly specialized set of NEWS GLEANINGS. may be the resjilt of their use,for this country which benefit from Hie instrument* for use In bad weaUier. the manufacture of antique furol-. Thc word "and" In thc Bible ap- manufacture of warships and naval MoidenU occasionally happen. lure.—Atlanta Constitution. pears more frequently Hun any oth- supplies, for example, actually sent a lobbyist to one of the dharma-, er word. 46X’7 times ment conferences abroad with In­ army air corix made up u It b [nf siuoios —, ., *—r— An lirm item lnxn from the studios tens tells structions to work against any treaty which might put a curb on ba > I,w w>- enluuneni u u. » Lu !hu LM, M u nwrto u thc size of our own fleet. The pre­ fauu or r«per»nop ind prtollnUk Wm torb-inj It Into the A standardised weight in dough­ tense was patriotic duty: but panuts has been asked by the bakers trlotisui of thia type u quilt- ubvmuoInlim, In bto .toter Ortto.. bub.t_Bo.wn Truucdpt of southern Calilortu*. ly measured in dollars and cents. ------ , m . , I Way o/ Our World Having decided to quit farming and to move back to Arizona, I will have an auc­ tion sale at what is known as the old Newland farm, nine miles southwest of Has­ tings or 2 1-2 miles west and 1-2 mile south of the Good Will church, on Section 32, Rutland township, on Tuesday, March 20 At one o’clock P. M., sharp, and offer the following property:— HORSES. Span of horses, 9 yrs. old, weight 2800. Brown horse, 11 yrs. old, weight 1100. Quantity bean fodder. Quantity corn atallu. FARM TOOLS. COWS. Holatein cow, 10 yr»., regi»tred, calf by side. Holitein cow, 7 yrs., giving milk. Holstein heifer, 2 yrs., due April 1. Holstein cow, 4 yrs., due August 15. Holstein cow, 4 yrs., due Sept. 1. Holstein and Jersey cow, 7 yrs., pasture bred. Durham and Jersey cow, 7 yrs., calf by side. SHOATS AND CHICKENS. 7 ihoati, weighing about 90 lbs. each. 40 Barred Rock chicken*. HAY AND GRAIN. 300 bushel* of corn, Quantity timothy and clover hay. Fordion tractor. Two bottom John Deere tractor plow Oliver 99 walking plow, nearly new. South Bend riding plow. McCormick mower. John Deere manure spreader. Hay loader. Easy Puli disc drill with fertilizer attachment Dump rake. Riding cultivator. 2 five tooth single cultivator*. 2 springtooth drag*. Wagon and flat hay rack. Wagon box. Com aheller. Metz car. Grindstone. Stoneboat. Logging toad. Cauldron kettle, HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Prince Kalamazoo cook stove, like new. A $228 Edison phonograph and recorda. Singer tewing machine. 9x12 rug. 2 mattreaaei. Bedstead. Drawer. Commode. Library table. * Writing desk. Sideboard. 3 dining chair*. Fibre rug, 9x12. Many other article*. TERMS:—CASH. NO GOODS REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. FRED L. ffcWLAND, Prop HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. CHARLES ROBINSON, Clerk. �TBB HA1TW08 BAXNPt, WMMfllBAT, MARCH 14, 1134 ■lUHMOL. dis- Michigan and Uie business leaders strong and liquid condition, enab- the sick t of of Michigan, shall address themI ling U to give better service to the flu. on- wive* wives toto making making ar Just, " — fair *-•-----and •* people of this city and county. It Mr. ai declared, equitable z.-'.'.L"!- system ot o taxation. ' will also mean that . the federal Uy of 8 Bourne spent Sunday with be taken He expressed his hl* sentiment as de­ ' ' ' rm j>e inter-, Mr. and Mn. C. J. Moore and •fit If ba cidedly "in 'favor of an income lax. w«vu u> um uwia.jpid that fed- Ralph. . falls to pay his taxes. In this coun- If ai man didn't have the Income he ** I ■ Mru.!2d Robert Olxler and a. ... — I try r*a! estate heart io per cent of would) wouldn't have to pay. If he did ' rted out by th* bank. The** govern- -----daughters. and -------------Nonna „— ~ly afternoon , (Continued from page one) FOBTPONING TAX BALES ttjt tax burden, while in England It।have have 1it lie could afford to pay " He ; ment regulations have grown out ot Clarksville spent 8undkj WILL NOT ROT W TXT b«ar» but 17 per cent. No wonder i urged—zl a broader hasty for taxation .Meh be lnw.1. in with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore1 ««*. X.' XP " ‘ " ’ " ! ""' t WILL tw-1 SOLVE THE fBrme ni and (and farmers and home home owners owners min our our 1 and u urged th* thinking people of 4nd family. village* and cities find it Impossible I Michigan to assume leadership and Unde Bern U dedrou, Uu< benk. Hdnlnn Cby Bank la to be PB0BLXM The county road men started cut­ to pay their taxes. We U*ve too | point Uie way out of our present generally speaking, shall be put in congratulated on having Uncle Bam ting brush on our road side last much government in this state. We tax troubles. a better condition to serve the as a partner In its business, foe week This makes a very fine Im­ a" i The heart* •PPlxtuc Sena.Hotita in Mzturtne th. rvwt nt Public,given which L* one of th* steps everybody knows that this Investprovement. or Moore should to to reducing reducing the tne cost oo*t of or govgw- ttor Moore at at the the conclusion conclusion of ot his his. necessary to restore normal buai-lment by lhe government 1* the best MUST BE REDUCED should MtM Paulino Moore spent Bunday ernment. He Instanced that | address proved that the «entlmcnt* . ness r«««ihto possible n«v.r proof nt of it. its confidence tn with MLm Mildred Huteliens at S. the business leaders al this a few weeks ago it was suggested that bank. It would not have pur­ Bowne. Systsm Should Be Reviled the government at Washington *111'of . nr’n!’ w“ ’,lh » » r c.m„u>o u,’“ chased 475.000 of Its preferred stock So Burden WUl Be Equit­ by• next has ua the -• ---------—• that • • RIO PAINT BALE. ---— July - • to - 632,000,000.000, ------ - -------- ----- Iktind w him. It Is fortunate Michigan mikiuglui liu If it had not been satisfied of the Hastings City Bank lhe rmects relief’.lnan «... of nis high ...... e xpect* that the next vear year a■ reUef character ... and fine bank sell 475.000 of preferred stock soundness of the bank and of its ably Distributed B A LyBarker has an announce­ ment in Jhis Issue of the Banner Tit* writer had the privilege of !>rcBr,“'’ *tU ,add •“LOOO.OOO.OOO • ability in the-senate of this state, to the R- F. C. Saturday lut this own investment therein. be of interlistening to an address on 'Tax­ more! The people must foot thc bill. I purchase was completed and the The bank, on Its part, welcomes which will -— particular - State governments have been reck­ ation" by Senator Andrew L Moore 475JXX) cash was turned over to this InTOlmmt bre.w ot th., add- “■ “ property o.nen, Marti, 1« l>« FIVE MORE REPORT of Pontlae, who spoke before the lessly Increasing their bonded debts. I""!.."1*- wh“ the City Bank for its use. This ar­ rd Onanclal .trtnllih If give., and Grand Rapids Rotary Club Thurs­ Cities, villages and counties have rangement means ........ that .... the govern - because of the improved service w,1‘ continue for eight days A SEEING THE METEOR tjeen even mrirc reckless. particular­ ment has become interested made jwwi possible by reason of this add- Dutch oven,will be presented to each day noon. ............. —..... - jointly ...... . ........ —— •• : inauc of the first 10 paint customers of his Senator Moore la a lawyer who ly in Uie eastern part ot our state. with the stockholder* In the busi- ed capital. "What will it avail Michigan to sell Which Passed Over Hastings (Store on the opening day. has made a thorough study of the lies* of the Hastings City Bank- This at 5 P. M. on Friday, NORTHEAST IRVING. Watch next week's Banner for subject qf taxation, not only In thia out from one-thlrt to one-half of arrangement gives the bank 675.-j Mrs Ray Wieland to assisting Mrs Mr L y B a r k c r's announcement country, but he has Journeyed to the farms and homes of this state 000 new money in addition to the February 9 Europe In order to learn how tax­ for delinquency of taxes? Where 475.000 of common stock which Is Broadbent at Elmdale with her about another merchandising event, would the people go? What will the Since our List Issue we have ation Is carried on in the older owned locally This arrangement b«, b™ „„!iX’ ** countries for the support of their state do with the land? You cannot learned of five other people who saw will put the bank in an unusually build a state by confiscating the the big meteor which passed over various government*. Senator Moore began, by stating property of Its citizens Michigan this city on February 9. that lhe repdrt of the Auditor Gen­ stands al the crossroads. Something MLm Julia Rock of this city eral showed that in Michigan, in must be done beyond Just talking chanced to look up at the righ' 1932. 33,000.000 acres of land were aboqt the problem. Tlic lax sys­ time, at about five o'clock, and saw | tem of this state must be revised. .. . _ . ------ vllc thc mcicut meteor as ii it was iHusuiK passing over assessed for taxation, of which 17.­ 600,000 aura, WU.UUV acre*, or more inan than nau. half. ____ n ~ ctiy, so«ng more nortn man were returned for delinquent taxes ' ”r °,WP ft fann. *Hld *cel east She said it had a long tail of j In addition 1442,869 descriptions of wh,u ,l«ht' trom U,e rnd of whlch ---------from idm because of execesslve tax-1 dropped • what looked like property In cities ------were...also_ re, he wn turned as delinquent. In Kent coun­ os whkti he cannot pay. That condi- snnrks sparks. fl She watched it 'disappear In Site .said ft was ty alone 223,587 acres were tax-de­ | tlon CUWM conUMU. Tl>, u, W Inor-.hrtvrt — linquent in 1032, almost equivalent tern of Michigan should be so re- , travelling very swiftly. She could to the average acreage of ten town vised that the burden of taxation not estimate how high it was. but will be equitably distributed on the •hip* I , the fact that u wa* seen in many The speaker said that the • lax basis of ability to pay. Every form ' cities both east and west of Hastings sales by the state which, should of wealth- and Income should bear would indicate that it was *>11 up have been advertised in May. 1933. Ils siiare of the burden " Senator Moore especially stressed , were called off by legislative acUon. Another person who saw the metSimilar action was taken for tak the need to eliminate the tax cor was J. E Lewis, who lives on , sales that would normally have been exempt privilege from all forms ot the Mrs Hopkins farm near Leach ■ advertised for May. 1934 The speak­ bonds. He made this statement: "I lake. He had Just finished his chores er said there Is now a bill al Lan­ would remove tax exemption from at the barn and started for thc sing, which he expects will pass, every form of capital In this state. he use when he heard a hiving noise' which will call of! the tax sales that The system of permitting wealth to overhead. He taw the meteor whizz 1 would ordinarily have been adver­ go Into tax exempt securities, and past In a northeasterly direction, tised tn May. 1035. He favored all of ut the same time demanding that much more north than east. He said 1 these K.bbU bills; Wl.bb, UU. but he UV IIWIMI declared ’U that blUbb the home of the workman who can- it had a long tail, and he noticed postponing lax Mies and suspending Inot, »'is taxes be confiscated. U the sparks dropping from thc tail penalties will not solve the taxation' ^‘Just. unfair and cannot be long-, as reported by Miss Rock. problem. They are merely hypodcr- lcr **»crated. Two small children of Depul) mlcs which relieve th© pain but do' ’n‘c N*»xer defended thc fifteen Sheriff---Gall Lykins of Nashville al---------- anything* toward'm,u Ux limitation, which was ---------not■ contribute •।iplaced placed in IM tttlf he heavenly visitor and nocuring the.trouble ” In the thc constitution of this thlsl* 0 The first essential Is to reduce I ktate bv bV a « vote of ot the «>e nennto people. He I' “ «*<। the «»e long tall of sparks and the tlced the fire ball. When taxes The first task to be under-’ •,ald- “whether you like It or not. rapid r“"w pa-vlng of ” ’<• "•* taken Is to drastically cut the cost'thJa limitation is lhe thing Uiat is they met their father they asked of government In Michigan. Our I forcing lhe taxation Issue in Michi- him. "Why do folks shoot sky rock­ state, with a population of 5.000.000 ■" Ohio has gone even further et* tn the day time?" They thought people, has over 43.000 local office After first adopting a fifteen mill somebody had shot oil a big sky holders. Thc great bulk of our tax-! limitation, the people down there rocket. atlon is Iqcal England, with a popu-1 have now adopted a ten mill limi­ Mrs. Mary Denkins. of Woodland, tation of 37.000.000 people, has about taUo‘> on real properly. Thc legis- writes us that she saw this ntrleoi the re­ also She says "It looked like a 2,000 public officials If Englands laturc “and nH ,h “ leaders of Ohio -------to correct their ,tax ball—of — tire ------------------followed by a -----trull f-fficc holders were on the same fused -------- — — system large - --------basis- as Michigan's her salary list ftnd u,l!l nilll limitation was the of light and sparks II seemed near." trould number over 300,000 One per-' protest Protest of those who were unfairly 1 As wc we have explained thu this meteor ron in every 100 in Michigan Is Eased against a continuance of such was also seen by people In South lioldins public office. ; unfairness. It ^unfairness. It will will come In in this thia state. state, Haven. Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo. Lansing and Senator Moore warned that some- llt' declared, unle&s the people of jackaon. which would allow that it Reg. price. Sale price thing must be done to save owners .Michigan and the legislature of ot W11S wa.s high in the air. Securities Plus Th. NATIONAL BANK OT governMentmsts The NATIONAL BANK OF HASTTNOI National Bank of Hastings Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column CLEAN-UP, PAINT-UP SALE! Sale Starts March 16th UNTIL March 24th Inclusive HOUSE PAINT Regular Shades TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING STOCK! Children’s Shoes 89c Boys’ & Girls’ Shoes for dress or school wear. Tun or black. Any size, 8 to 2. While They Last Jlas6 go Fncer Rubber PACS 82.98 /n Our (LFARANtt Rubber Galoshes 79c 4 Hour. “All Firet Quality” 5 Lbs. *3.98 Mens’ & Boys’ Heavy Work Rubbers 98c 3238 Woman’s and Chil­ dren's Rubber Gait­ ers—your choice of any pair in our stock. Men’s & Boys’ Work Rubbers. All size*. Get your pair now! While They IVA.'Ai Semi-Gloss Fresh, live gum rub­ ber, 15 in. lace Paes, 'heavy red Holes. While They Last 89c Kitchen Gloss 98 King Wall Finish $2.45 per gal. 1.35 per 1-2 gal. .75 per qt. Reg. price. $2.80 1.50 .80 .45 per per per per per per per per Sale price gal. $1.40 per gal. 1-2 gal. .40 per qt. qt. .23 per pt. pt. Reg. price. Sale price 39 cent* 65 cents VARNISHES Triple Spar Kwickdry Spar Standard All Purpose Varnish Reg. price. $5.00 2.65 1.40 .80 per per per per Sale price Sale price $2.00 per $4.00 per gal. 1.08 per 2.15 per 1-2 gal. .58 per .33 per .65 per pt. Reg. price. gal. 1-2 gal. qt. pt. Sale price $1.75 per gal. 1.90 per 1-2 gal. finest finish for floors and furniture nd JOHNSON'S KLEEN FLOOR DUSTER BOTH FOR Flat Wall Paint Floor Paint 98c Sale price Reg. price. $1.10 per gal. .60 per 1-2 ; .65 per qt. .35 per pt. .18 per pt. Reg. price. Sale price $2.90 per gal. .85 per qt .45 per pt Reg. price. Porch and Deck $2.75 per gal. x Paint .80 per qt. .45 per pL .43 per qt. .23 per pt Sale price .40 per qt .23 per pt. We Still Have a Limited Amount of PAINT At 25c qt. 50c | gal. Hobnail Floor Varnish Standard Linoleum Varnish All Purpose Varnish Reg. price. $4.00 per gal. $1.00 gal. Sale price $2.00 per gal; .65 per pt. .38 per pt. Reg. price. Sale price 1.10 per qt. .60 per pt. .55 per qt. Reg. price. $1.05 per qt. .60 per pt. To the First TEN Paint Customers We Will Give a Dutch Oven FREE! Suede Footwear! $1.45 perigal. VARNISHES $2.50 per gal. gal. 1.33 per 1-2 gal. 1*2 gal. .70 per qt.' qt. .40 per pt. pt. Reg. price. JOHNSON’S LIQUID WAX Sale price •’ $1.40 per gal. gal. 1-2 gal. .75 per 1-2 gal. qt. .40 per qt. pt. .23 per pt. Reg. price. $2.80 1.50 .80 .45 .68 per 1-2 gal. .38 per qt. A bargain combination! Sale price 30c per pt. AakforTick.u Watch For Our Special Ad In Next Week’s Paper AU Sizes—Values to $4-00—All Styles • TIES STRAPS PUMPS while they last take your choice The Pair! Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store "Barry County's Busiest Shoe Store. 114 W. STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Ly BARKER’S DRUG STORE “ Where Immediate Courtesy and Attention Are Shown To AU” We Deliver Hastings Telephone 21 �, THE HA8TTNGH BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14. 1M4 eitaimk d-utu-lpoUR VILLAGES HELD lives of men; but: f-n-rinuc aenunav a negative acoomELECTIONS MONDAY common knowledges can be mas- their daughter. Mrs. Roland Nelaqo tcred by using jxrt of the day for I Shlpshcwanee. Indiana. Little DeIntenalve drIU on these fundamen- Von Nelson came home with hla tala The other part of the day is grandparents, returning to hb home left free to develop the other sides of [on Monday in company with pls .j-j individual. mt - — .... Uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey this-------------many-sided We must make opportunity for developing Nelson. his social, emotional and physical side. This can best be done by pro­ den. daughter Helen, accompanied viding activities in which he can by Mrs. L. R. Wolcott visited Mr. put his whole heart and soul and and Mrs V. L. Wolcott and Mr. and .many other material and cultural of a people who have learned to live woodland. Freeport and Middleville w °u? *®cnf ®nu“ tn which he must work happily and Mrs. Ion Shepard In Charlotte, Bun­ cooperatively with his fellow stu- day. They found Hale Kenyon, who Itaorn1 UJ2?teUTl’“1l,and on Monday Monday of of thto this week. week. Fallowing Fallowing u u a a battle battle of of wits wits lo to see. see'if the child! ■ on if the child dents ' " ” 'the childhood of'persons now mid-1freedom. Otherwise, human living; are the results: I will succeed hi getting Uie teacher I Dr' W1111txirne brought out the makes his home with Mr. and Mrs. Shepard. In rather feeble health. dtoagad, has developed advantages must inevitably revert to the beast. FREEPORT-There was excite- to call on him for one of the ques-' thal UDhappy marriages, di-I well beyond those of the city, now ial brutalities of the jungle. ment at Freeport at the village elec- , l ons.lo.,* lic. ' answer. । vOrces. insanity, or leas of Jobs had| I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder were : that the lure of audden wealth can [ b , splendid challenge we are In Hastings Saturday and called on no longer prove beguiling.- Con- 'faclng-that of creating better hu- tion Monday as 74 votes wcre cast, or wnetlicr the teacher succeeds in | ncver been known to result because |! 'Mrs. Daniel Zook at Pennock hascompared with only 10 in 1933 and lh®, Shl,d lhcL onl>‘ the individuals did not know how ' cernlng lhe future lhe speaker said: jman values everywhere. For the j to read? write, or spell, but because i pltal. i There will be an access of new [moment, perhaps, we are a bit baf- 12 in 1932 for village officers. L. B. hc dOe5 not know Mrs. Mattle Mishler attended P. Lester was nominated for president Second—in theory. It b o teach-[of social misadjustment or misnt. ibut not alien blood to rural com- fled by the suddenness with which in place of the present incumbent, ing device, because u b felt Uuit| T. A. In Freeport on Wednesday ---------------- — munitiea tn the future, which will .the demand for readjustment has Lester was chosen the other children will learn somej.—'-HH evening. create conditions and forces which'come upon us. It Ls only natural Percy Rosser Mrs. W. H. Pardee and Mrs. Jen­ by a vote of 6) to 11. Mr. Rosser thing from Ibtening to recitation—1 j, . call for competent interpretation that we should ding to the old and nie Pardee helped entertain the La­ ., ran on slips. Others elected were: in fact, it b usually a poorly stated j rl OlltC ErCOHOmiCS and wise direction. Folks are going cherish the familiar. We f—r dies' Aid al Bowne Center Wednes­ But clerk- J> E treasurer. Mrs, summary of a few isolated facts that | back home to changed conditions change least it lead to disaster. But day. . .the particular child reciting Mamie Tabberer; assessor. Herman J' ' ‘ ■ •has -'and with changed conceptions of change has always been the price Rensch; trustees. Earl Ragers. Mike Igleaned from his reading. living. They are ready and eager to of progress. No thinking mon can MORGAN. Third—in theory, the recitation wavi contribute their full share to the; truly believe that our civilization McCalla and Jesse Knowles. Mrs. Florence Trumpet went to supposed to be a socializing factor; ASSYRIA GROUP, ... ........... .............. .. remotely .H|HV .V.KW UW the , “Ckpta WerC [ material betterment and the cultural has even approached the home of her daughter. Mrs. Will enhancement.... of the futureconunun- limits of Its possibilities for richer ,n the field. Republican and Ind<*- in 1 the school room—In fact, the re-1 The Home Economics Extension Craig of Hastings, for an indefinite .period is usually a period I Group of Assyria will hold ila next ity life. The tillage may now be human living, Knowing that, there pendent. The latter swept the field citation 1 stay. stagnant and dlssplrited. The small is great promise for the future, if we 'rhe following .were elected Presi- 1In which the teacher asks stilted meeting at 1 P. M. Friday. March Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harrington city may be Industrially deadlocked, but dare to venture. But if we ure dent. Dr §tuart Lofda hl; clerk. Ar- <questions. based on the book and 10. al the home of Mrs. Eva Saner, and children and Mrs. Clair Van Farms may be threatened with‘content with the mere paraphernalia thur Housler. treasurer. Adolph ।receives stilted answers. There Is not I —Caroline Tasker. Sec. Sickle attended the Nozarene mortgage foreclosures. But however of life—machines and outmoded Dause. Jr.; assessor. Elmer Northrup: tmuch chance of a free and thought- ‘ church at Nashville Sunday evening. radical the readjustments to be patterns of living—then we deserve trustees. Amon E. Dull. William Iprovoking discussion, such Bs might SOUTH BOWNE. ------------------------------------------- ­ We have a new pupil In made, there will surely emerge from to be blotted out. But if we have the M®rtln and Elmer D. Greenfield. iarise out of a class meeting about I( Mr and Mrs. Walter Duffey. .... ... our what to "concerning snow-balling ,, daughter, Nora Ann. and Miss Beu- school,. Rex Draper. . . He Is *- lhe '*■ son , thto crisis in American economic life courage to think our way through WOODLAND —Two tickets, Citi- ' on the playground." 'l-ih c-rnTTV'T r.rnnd nr,,,!.!, vicitwl of the new nmnrleti [lah Cramer of Grand Rapids visited proprietor of the Mor­ I thejCouditIons of a saner life and the confusion of the present, in thc zens and Republican, were m the,' In al) circumstances in which a their ’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. H A. gan store. fundamentally better civilization unconquerable belief that the spirit field. On the Citizens ticket Karl than the one tiul has betrayed us. of man b greatei than the things Paul was elected president and „..urecitation ' could be used, individual <Cramer, and family Sunday after­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. VanSlckle and And the newspaper, especially the that now possess him. then we may Charles Cook,trustee. Therest of instruction can be used to much noon. Mrs. Catherine McAdams of Lan­ community newspaper, must bring .look forward with confident hope. 2-? In Sunday callers al the Frank Wal­ sing spent Sunday with Mr. and the officers were chosen on the Re- better advantage . us to unanimity of thought and pur-! -Do you think that thto to a vto- publican ticket. Clerk.Vernice Raf. learning, standardized tests .. are , ton home were. Mr and Mrs. Will Mrs. Clair VanSlckle. children. Gwendolyn * Mrs. Lctha Atkins of Jackson pose in the search for superior hu-ifonary crusade tn which I awld en- Her; "" treasurer, ------------- " P. C. Mpnion; ---- as- more accurate than ungraded ques- Dipp and . man values. . iut the uk press X**^» of « thto nation, and sessor.H Brumm; trustees. R G Honing by the teacher; self instruc- ! Mtolilcr, Miss Beulah Cramer of spent a few days last week with Mr । live and well graded material Is u Grand Rapids. John Flynn of Harris and Mrs. J. W. Howard. f the old ‘ ’ American especially tne the country editor who CEKOQd and Gilbert McLeod ;J “Obviously . j idealology to played‘ oGt. With the *lives of’ ‘his “ “*the ‘ lives his life close ‘to “ ’ MIDDLEVILLE—About 200 bal­ much better tcachUig device th^i Creek and Grace Bryniu of Free­ BARBERS CORNERS. ; passing of our frontier, which made people? well, then I say to you lots were cast at 'Middleville “ k recitations by children, class meet- port. The ; it easily possible to exploit new re- that it to a crusade that ail men of only opposition to lhe Union ticket tings and student council or dis-. Adrian and Nick Cramer spent The P. T. A. at the Aliofl dis­ ' sources for an expanding population intelligence and good will must en- was made by the use of slips How­ cushion groups about interesting ISunday afternoon with Lynn Grif- trict will hold tneir next meeting . which. In turn, provided a constant- gage in or be accounted laggards at ever. all the Union nominees, were subjects such os astronomy or air­ fcn*of West Campbell at lhe school house Friday evening. Y°£r T” March *" | ly expanding home market, we face a time of great need and great elected as follows: President. Her­ plane construction, music or pic- , NS.2JJd .??"• 16 n A fine program will be ■ the problem of a cooperative Indus- promise. My only jusuficatlon in bert Bencway; treasurer. Mrs. lures; is mucli more conducive to in Middleville on business Tuesday. put on by the CoaU Qrove p T . KirUT II Dnr.lnn ■ KXrtTirlnv .. . . , Mrs. W. H Pardee spent Monday socializing the child than stilted ' try. The old day of rugged Individ- addressing you in In this serious vem Blanche Segtjrstrom; clerk. Dora Pot iuck supper. with her sister. Mrs. Lydia i ; ualtom. which made for rugged col- ~ Is that I te have ’-t 5faith — — In men who White; assessor. George H Bedford: recitations where a child merely night Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauer and I Porritt, of Bowne Center. ■ lectivtom. to forever ouUawed by have committed themselves to the trustees, H C. Paulsen. Arthur । "says back" what thc tx»k says. daughter. Maybelle Hauer, visited I .Individual Instruction Is a tlme. Mr and Mrs. L- A Andrews of necessity. It has long since served its!ideal of service to their fellowmen Geukes and Forrest Chase. [silver. facts and Lansing called on their aunt. Mrs at Mr and Mrs. Floyd Ciurn's al I saver There arc — a " *few — ‘ ' • pioneering purpose. Henceforth ex- I congratulate you on the dtotincCoats Grove Wednesday. abilities that everyone must know ! Minnie Bouck, on Sunday J pioitation for profits continued de- Uo«t which this faith, shared so Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Matthews ' -------- — . in common, such os how to spell । Some of the ladles in this nelghspite the forces that militate against widely, bestows upon you." Sunday afternoon with i rrn r■> f < <>------------------------------ words the same way. how to use the i borhood received Kiir|>rL.se letters spent ; it. will dtopoasess the many to I ; 'JiyrillllC Drl L1CIllrC same number system, and who dis- from Mrs. Elmer Denniston. a for­ friends in Freeport. ; satisfy the greed of the few. who HIGHBANK. — — ------------------------------------------'covered America, but each child can mcrresident of this community, and Mr and Mrs. Fred Reed and sons can exercise ruthless power But Mr. and Mrs. Curt Marshall were (Continued from page one> I team ah this under instruction fitted i wcre glad to hear from her. 1of Highbank — in Maple Grove spent It dmdd W remembered, no, . .urprero Sunday when ' । pleasantly surprised . . - ----------------- !to his ability in the time a child of i Mr and Mrs. Andrew Blough re- Sunday afternoon with their dougheltlldren Mr. »nd Mn. CUk coioraao the view is indescribable , bb special ability should take These turned Saturday from a visit with ter. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Nosh. pie Ole ruthlessly ruthle.«lv disposed. dlsoored. Short Short of ot'1 and |lmt|y o, near b.||c. The engineer with us said that the bloody revolution, therefore, we face vue and Mr and Mrs. Worth Green dam will make a lake 115 miles long a planned economy, carried forward and son Marshall came for a birth­ Work Is being carried on day und to serve the needs of all. day dinner commemorating the night with three shifts of eight ■ “The country editor must be able birthday anniversary of their moth­ hours each and seven days a week to commit himself to a new outlook er. The feature of lhe menu was a A series of many cables spans the large birthday cake and the after- chasm where the dam is being contheir 1noon WB5 sJ*nt In music and vtoil- • । structed. All of them are busy thetr faith In mere land, minerals. (ing. . I dumping huge cans of cement onto forests, population and skill of• Mr and Mrs. Carlton Summers, tht dam. Each can. I was told. IsolcLs techniques and machines He must daughter and son. of Lansing were seven cubic yards of cement ’ help them to grow out.of their easy i{Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Th(- jjim is now built to a height toleration oi of government oy by selfish uMn.wm Green's of 300 feet but will be 721) feet high , and ignorant politicians He must free them from lhe betrayal of’ when completed At the base the catch phrases and booster slogans 15?*^^ Robert of Deflance. dam will be over 620 feet thick, or He must lead them to think in terms gj®: aTre^e^SmuTay0 of^tra about the distance fronr-thc Banner OT Use re^lUo oonrranimg Item. STUn ...1 “ office to lhe Trio Cafe. In height it and in terms of their wishes. Our!A<!? « \«nduP^arl » would reach from the Banner office to Bill Ducker's cigar store it yrtll be about 700 feet from one canyon bwr> luUM men oom.-ort,I wall to the other. The canyon here dvillxation. Tte day of reckoning Is ‘“HST* *h ° d * , has rocky walls, extending straight [upward for 600 to 1.000 feet and perhaps more. “Economic experts will point thc; LOWER CROOKED LAKE, way out of our material difficulties Mha Hackney, our Milo school A tremendous amount of prellmi—a managed currency, a supervision teacher, closed school Tuesday for nary work had to be done before of Investments and equitable dtotri- the balaflte of the week, on account any work on construction of the' button income, c» , _!* v.1 of national lnc 7mc' aacurbing of the death of a relative dam could be started. The water in of high-pressure salesmanship, **■*“ a " I| Mrs Christ Zimmerman accom­ the river itself had lo be diverted regulation of basic industry and na­ panied Ted Zimmerman to Mat­ around the dam site. All the loose tional and regional planning. Scien­ tawan Sunday. rock along both sides of the canyon tific management can take care of and had 10 **-------------knocked- — off- ■ ------BoulMrs Frank Roush — .4 Joyce,waUa — ------our physical wants; but unless there spent from Thursday until Satur- der Chy" had to built to accomU engendered within us a new mind day , at Hastings visiting friends and modate the 4.000 or 5.000 workmen, and spirit, capable of bringing life relatives. The town has fine .schools, stores, generally to higher leveb of dis­ ---- —♦ »-------------— hospital, dining hall. etc. It is realcernment in the satisfactions it Ttie United States with 6 per cent ly a nice looking city, and strikingseeks and the interests It serves, our of the worlds population, uses 54 ly different from Las Vegas where civilization will fall. We must, first per cent of the worlds telephones, saloons and gambling places galore 1------------------------------------------------------------- run wide open. | Il to expected that the dam will be completed by next January and that it will take from five to eight years for the lake to be filled up. It would. not require anywhere near that time • Jf all the water coming down the' stream throughout lhe year could be ' held in check by the dam. but that to not possible, because Los Angeles gets Ils water supply from a point about 100 miles below the dam. and much water for Irrigation purposes must also be spared from the stream below Uie dam. In raUiy weaUier it to said that the old Colorado river raises as much as 50 feel in 24 hours, and it to thto surplus which will be captured aiyi impounded in thc lake while th? normal 'supply, still runs down the stream as before in speaking about Los Angeles Mr Cook writes that Uie town lias been hard hit by Uie depression Especial­ ly was thto true for those- who. in the boom times, lived on a "shoe­ string" "IT a fellow was earning 110.000 he proceeded to spend »15.000; and if he was fortunate enough to earn, or make a profit of. $25.-. 000 he promptly boosted hto c«penses to S30.000. One of the first I things thto class of residents did was to build fine houses, with every convenlence. and tiled bathrooms ga-' lore. When lhe depreasion hit the country tlie&e spendthrifts went'. down like a row of dominoes, placed on end and near enough to one an-; other so that in falling they would knock each other over." He tells ot one l>ome that coat 125.000. which! would bring probably J8.000 or 19.-' 000 today. There are other beautiful homes costing gSO.OOO and 460,000 selling, where a buyer can be found, at from S12.000 to *15.000 , Mr. and Mrs. Cook left. Satur-; day pn the first lap of their ocean voyage to Uie Panama Canal, taking the President Lincoln of the Dollar Line. They will spend a day at Panama. Uien sail: through the Gulf and Atlantic ocean, expecting to re^ch New York I about the 26th. They plan while ■ there to visit Rear Admiral George H. Rock, retired. While In Los An­ geles they met Mr. Rocks brother.! John Rock, who will be remembered by many Hastings people. Enroute from the Canal to New York they! will stop at Havana, probably for a day They hope to arrive in Hastings the very Last of thto month or early । , in April. INFLUENCE OF THE flUML PBE5S a .11. W OF 111­ I UAL INSTRUCTION tkM from the that to at best piuuiraniu u iv via-----------I cow what social and individual ob- Politics Cut Very Little Fig। Jectives are really worth struggling ure in Any of the I for. Material expansion and mass . production did not bring happiness Contests and contentment. It remains for us Village elections were held in four winwithffiWJ thc rewards that are mfashroads, the radio, motion pictures and [to lonJd hear tTand" “ di Incorporated villages, at Nashville. •*Jed£“*nf ^Jnl^eS^Ud Extension Work Hoover Dam Is A mdkat SHELL! WOLIEIIIE'l SECRET TIIN.E-TAII1II PMCEU MAKES THIS AIMOI-HATE HELL LEATREI Why ruin your feet with hard, stiff, unemnfortable work shoes when the world’s most comfcrtable work shoe actually cotte lets per mile of wear? astounding softness and flexibility of Wolverine Shell Horsehides — com­ fortable aa old house-slip­ pers from the start — no breaking In and the longer you wear them, the more your wonder grows at the way they resist scuffing, perspira­ tion and barnyard acids—the way they dry soft after soaking — wear miles longer! They owe their amazing wear and durability to being made en­ tirely of Shell Horsehide — that strange leather with Ufe tough Inner, shell found only over amazing softness and durability to Wolverine’s secret triple-tan­ ning process known to no other tanner. Try a pair and feel the difference. We have all sixes in a variety of styles. SHELL HORSEHIDE WORK SHOES Jronside Shoe Company "The House of Quality Footwear" ANNOUNCEMENT On Saturday, March 17 we will open a New Furniture Store at 116 North Michigan Ave Hastings, Michigan FIRST door South, of the Home Lumber Company. We are offering to the public a GOOD line of FURNITURE at prices you can afford to pay. We have been able to make some WONDERFUL BUYS which we are passing on to you! A $10.00 Piece of Furniture GIVEN AWAY Sat. Night! Your chance of getting it will be explained to you if you will visit our new store next Saturday, March 17. You will not be urged to buy. Our fine stock and low prices will do the talking! Factory Clearance Furniture Co W. J. CORKIN, Manager �TWI HASTINGS BANWKB, WIDCTIDAT, MARCH 14. 1914 GIRLS OBSERVE I DiDTtmiv tut-r-u I BIRTHDAY WEEK Social Events and Personal Mention Miss Anne Burton was In Ann Ar- ^r^.|THREE RIVERS ENTERlhe ™i end. ‘ TAINS CONVENTION J. BmHh. m Dr. and Ma Row Lethbridge and on Thursday on business. Miss Dorothy Long wm home from •on ot Mason ware Sunday guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Woodbume. Grand Rapids Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Giddings were Einar Frandsm of Ionia wm in etty on Monday on business. .Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace visit MUs Llbbie Underhill of Battle Creek spent from Friday Uli Bun­ MLm Ruth Robson visited at her[ day . with . Mrs. Mary Burgess and home in Jackson over thc week end. family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bwikert and Mr. Miss Editli Heald and MLm Fran­ and Mn. Rolla Wilhite ot Lansing ces Bage vere In Lansing on Bun- itfre Rnndsv oiu,at< a dWMr. and Mrs. Frank Andrus were MIM Milrlrert Wrenrtreit PiXtM,X? ^rek0'^! KUoESS.'i Ki "SS’SKPmUSS ------------American Legion „ . . - units 01 Fourth Oamp Fire Oroupa Take ■ • amination for' the Three Banka j in observance of Camp Ex- Fire a large companyj ot of *Birthday ’r*’ Week, “ Ur“* ctWT>pan> Posts and Blr“ * ,h thelr ttuardlans attended . thB morning sendee at the MethDistrict church on Sunday. Guardians Meet M‘"h 28 _ , , ,B“roR'r lj»«r ™ Bran Jh« »IU> l»r cnniMxitMn RevlTbl aervicM began Monday but announced hla refused to run1 and family near Rockford. XJ?” •"» ctom dub ~ eni«. cnarge or the poator, Rav. F. Loomb. «oorr. justice, Frank Brayton; Bd. itnlned on TTiuradav tdeht hv Mrs Meetlnga each evening at 7:45. It h of Review, Miner Palmer.'Caucus!oudM Bclson and Mis. PauUnc planned to continue thc service.' committee. O R. Lightfoot. J. D Lykins AftcrUie bualnei mNtna until Easter Bunday. An urgent in- Knowles and Morey Moore. I ^ting « .U sdXenU |vnation la extended to everyone ip. On Monday afternoon a group of were served by the hoateaaea. attend these services. I well satisfied Republicans gathered There were siu »nte« e«t at the Miss Mildred Hurley returned «t the hall and nominated their . J ' unSi, McCann, who i from from 'Grand “Grand Rapid:. Rapids Monday Monday mornmom- «lkte: Wm Wm. McCann, who has has served served 'independent ucvct elected line In the Ea^; Felghner and slater Mrs |ng .nrt Bnd snent spent the the d.v day *tth with he. her ra ro capably capably in thc capacity capacity of of 8u8uwhfle^^Burt^ PS ^roir^t^e aunt. Mrs F. E. Brunner. pervbor. again heads the ticket. . while Forreat Forrest Buehler Buehler wm was renomlrenoml- . WMrk end wllh Mr Mrs. N. Bourns returned Satur- whlIc A NEVI N,W John™. a..' .hildren in wnain. Grand Raplda. . wrek .1U1 her ।” "•'« on£“ Joh“ SuSd^thn wu ^"m^XSd’tn*Maith0*1 The next meeting of E A. ™. “« regular WUr ««■«« »< the th- Mrs. * *■ Caukln. Ckukln. Mrs. Mr., Milo Milo De D.-­ «.OrnJ Trouble developed1W» in Barcroft, refused LaUre| chapter No. SI O. E. B. A ICUIklV UC.UVJAU 111 the me new new encn- “, ' . . who . ----------- the .--Fourth District American Legion Vries. Mrs J M. Townsend. Mrr. gine recently Installed at al the Curtiss ’ ‘ tomlnaUon. ‘’ " ’ ‘ nation; for Justice. Justice, R.Br b Walk- |ne nlcl . t Tuesday iucway mgm. after night, alter the tne regreg­ and Auxiliary will convene al Three Ray Cook, Mrs. Ray Schults. Mrs ...tlng. a card party was .. held Wood Products Company necessitat- er was *“ renominated renominated and and the the veteran veteran u^,. .mw Rivers on Bunday. March 25. with Edwin Bayles and MPa Belva Rl- Wrwvt ing considerably more work before highway rommlMloner. Ed. Walters, ‘X.® uL’X’.! dinner promptly at 12:00 o'clock ley. The Rev L L. Dewey gave a On Thursday night a St. Patrick'. eastern Ume. --------------lo .. . . . using . the mill could start up again They renominated as was Walter splendid sermon the girls ,, „ Hammond, present n-mivr member, »r of tw the It ts cxpccieu expected trial that movies of the lhe as his theme. -The Fire.'' explaining are busy making the necessary re- H"mmonrt for the members and invited guests. Board of Review. Charles Moore. ( The Philathea class met Friday «™«nUonJ»M m chle«o thc value, the uses, and the mean­ pairs and will begin operations as IFkirrest Buehler and Matthew Bed­ soon as jx»sibl«' laSt iMt fall Wl11 will ** be sllOWIl. shown, necessitating necessitating ing of thia necessary agency. night in their room in the Com­ «mX c- ,on°*ed by Ulc ford wcre chosen as caucus com- munity house. Mrs. Samuel Cannavan has pur ­ considerable time, followed by lhe The camp Fire girls gave their mittce the ata| and chased of Howard Lite lhe gas sta-i~ “ i Mr and Mrs. Fred Fisher and Membership, will be dlMiured and i law and their closing prayer, as a tlon which they formerly owned at | O”e ’he largest groups to ever family arc moving this week into Mrs, Anna Half ot Grand Rapids bonie with her parenu. Mr. and part of the service iLoganr-iminderstand the Canna- 'attend thc P. T. A. meeting-gathered । the Donald Waldron house. ts "ViaUlng her sister. Mrs David Ah-n PouHh Dk,,r,ct falling 'Examinations for Wood Gatherers, ' van family will soon move back to “ t the school house Wednesday eve. . . <k. ■ k . porter Kinne and grand­ Goodyear, Sr. 8hort of Its quota, especial emphasis Fire Makers and Torch Spare is MTs. t). L. Christian was in Lan­ ™iX"' □. lo" “ 'O’" Logan. |nlng. Following a short bustnes; daughter. Ethel Mac spent Satur­ ranks have been held under lhe di­ Mr. and Mrs Robert Earle and session. Vere Carter had charge of day nnd Sunday with Mrs Charles sing on Friday the guest of MUs rection of Miss Florence Craven of. week, returning Tuewday. Ethelyn. Helen and ,1M! program Mr Carter formerly Hnwtinirne and family near Lacey. Cluvrlotte Lake Another Item that Is of interest to Battle Creek. Mrs A ben Johnson. daughters. Russell Kimmel was in Charlolle Doris of Smyrna and Dale Beach of taught school at Parmalee and that |I Mrs. Ida Wolfe .is OM4 w Neville Wood of Detroit spent the both Legion and Auxiliary is the still, „ atv the Mrs E A. Caukln and Mrs John week end with his parents. Mr and Saturday to see his mother. Mrs. Herbert Herbert R. McKinney Memorial Nobles. The girls who passed satis­ Belding were Sunday afternoon he was well liked there was evident [ Community hospital. Victor Jones । Fred Kimmel, who U seriously sick, • ' Mrs. John Wt ’ [from the fact that there were forty-, was taken to his home on Sunday Fund. Reports of work for and con­ factory tests will go to thc Grand guests at thc Rev Loomis home Mrs. Bethel Shaw of Battle Creek eight from that place who drove George Gibran of Battle Creek Mrs. Mary Cooper returned on going from there to Detroit. tributions made to this fund will be CouncH Fife at Battle Creek Friday Miss Blgrid Kangas, a nurse at came Monday for a few days' visit ovcr to help make this an unusual spent the week end with his mother Monday from a week's visit with given Hastings Post and Unit have the University hospital in Ann Ar­ night to receive their awards, the; with Mr and Mrs. F E. Brunner program. Orchestra music, special Mrs. Alice Comstock. relatives in Lowell. already made their contributions to meeting to start at seven o'clock. | Geo. Bassett was very pleasantly numbers both vocal and instrnmen-1 The Misses Theresia and Agnes bor. was a guest al the Herbert J. this fund. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wcsplnler were Freeland home over Sunday. Parents of the girls, guardians surprised Friday when his sister, tai, and readings, made up a very Dause of Lansing spent the week over Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Il Is expected that there will be a Mr. and Mrs Dan Lewis, Mrs. Besides the cnti nt their home here, Bam Roan of Flint good representation from Hastings and invited guests will be honored Mrs Thus. Kelley and husband, interesting program at a banquet in the Methodist social and t*o brothers. group*-----------from Parmalee. OrvUIc Tut-, a. E Dull and... John bull were at William and-------------- Mr. and Mrs Ivan Payne of Bat­ Effie Biddle and Kenneth Biddle at this convention. 1 rooms on Saturday evening os a1 Frank Bassett of Grand Rapids lie and Mrs Colvin were present Battle Creek Monday. tle Creek were Sunday guests of Mr. visited in Grand Rapids on Sunday as guesU of Miss Vivian Biddle. FAMILY PARTY ON ; fitting close to National Camp Fire dropped In and took dinner with from Welcome corners and favored j ----and Mrs. Wm. Fighter Dr. and Mn. E. J. Pratt will spend TUESDAY EVENING Birthday Week BAKRYV1LLE. 'MIm Helen Michael and MLm Rose | him We arc glad to report that the group with readings. A lunch from Thursday till Monday in ChiA delightful family gathering was Hie L. A 8. will be entertained; George is on the gain at this writ­ of Jello, cake and coffee was served Clark were in Chicago from Sunday cago wiUi reJallves and attend the held at lhe home of Mr and Mis this week Friday at the home of Mr. I ing. i, Ull Tuesday on business. • wedding of a niece MIm Margaret Clalr Emerson on Tuesday night of The Standard Bearers had a very proving a very lively organization and Mrs. Chas. Day. Club No. 1 j Dr and Mrs Leland Holly and Williams on Saturday. ia,t week honoring thc birthday an­ I successful baked goods sale at thc F under the capable leadership ot Mrs. serves. Everyone is welcome. •on of Muskegon wcre Bunday Mr? rEuw?rd C"ln “nd n‘v«r8aries of Mrs John Helrigle Mr and Mrs. Dale &eVlne of I gurus of Hastings relatives. .. E. Brunner store Saturday The Arthur Moore president The next two children of Detroit and Mr. and. and her great granddaughter and money w|l| be used to pay the dues meeting will be held the finit Wed­ Nashville wcre guests Sunday of his I Judge and Mrs Stuart Clement Mrs. Bernard o Connell and Bobby namesake. Mary Ellen HocvemUr. nesday evening in April ut which parents. Mr. and Mrs. RaJfih Deof the members and Mrs Belle Clement visited relaI°! 5alt,C5l!e,t ?e.r.e 2,nnd*y «ueal<‘he !■»« being born on her grand­ Thc W F. M S observed Found-[ time new officers will be elected VUie. tlves in Allegan cn Sunday. er Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gilmer. ' mother s birthday one year ago Non Fiction. er's Day at lhe M. E church Sun-1 Monday was election day In Free­ Mr. and Mrs. Hubcrt^Latlirop and ' Rlchafd a,nd Tbe children, The children, grandchildren grandchildren and and E. V. Ullmann—Diet In Sinus In­ day evening with a Missionary port! Until the last few days it had baby of Nashville and Mr. and Mrs son left Fr,day tor “ visit with rela- great-grandchildren «d Mrs H- lngle fections and Colds seemed a very quiet aflair but the Hal Latlvop and Dorothy called on Smart—durable—different de­ program. Mesdames L B Lester. C [Uves in San Antonio, Texas. Emil who were present numbered 76. and Mrs. Wm IX-Vine Sunday. Henry J Forman—Our Movie Van Paten, A Novtskey, G. Perkins. news leaked out that a surprise was scribes the new Washougal |Tyden met them in Chicago and ac- her brother and wife. Mr and Mrs Made children Mrs Floyd Fa-sBCtt and MLm R Steuart. F LoomU. and C Bunn planned and it turned out that Weaves, truly America's forecompanlcd them to San Antonto F.vJ Bchwader. achwader. of of north of u Free7.~Fred Llnwcod Taft—Technique of.Pag­ reviewed the lives of Barbara Heck. that there was the largest vole in. Elizabeth Grtniii of Charlotte, ware j Mrs Arthur C Brown, who has port u-err also guests mo't suits for younger men. *' Callers of Mrs J. J. WilIda Kahn. Elizabeth Russel). Clara 1 a number of years At the time of afternoon eantry .been .pending the winter with Mr AKer B brnntlfid dinner, the eve- ‘ Edith M Barber—What Shull 11Fra“to !wu,ard the caucuses, no one turned out to IltU. Thc sturdy fabric is woven in and Mrs John Nichols rip law An- ning was spent socially, all having a Mrs Myrtle Scott of Hastings Is and Lsabella Thoburn These were nominate a Citizens ticket so it left thc Northwest — the smart Igelea. Calif., relumed on Saturday delightful time. helping in the home of Phil Dollar. ' Interspersed with a piano duet by but one ticket in the field, the Peo ­ styles are designed in New Sophia C. Hadlda—Manners For vlan,n® Mr and Mra c- w . Others present from out of town Mrs. Noviskey and Miss Nelda Cool, ple's. Percy Rosser, incumbent, re­ Grandma Dellar. who has been 111. Milliorj York—the colors art new this x „ ,,, a. .. 'ww* Arthur Helrigle of Battle Coral Smith—New Dishes From a piano duct by Mrs Perkins and fused the nomination for Village is reported better at this writing. Mr. and Mrs C- W Clarke. Mrs crw.k, also Mr and Mrs Alvin Heiseason. Earl-Glo lining is Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. I and L. B Lesser was Mrs Stewart, a solo by Mrs Loomis President SruC and Ka°ir>n rjg]P. jjr UI)(j Mrs Gordon Utbornc Let Overs Will Hyde were. Mr and Mrs. Chas. I used. Come in and sec our Gordon Sinclair—Cannibal Quest. and o solo by Mrs Victor Slsjnn. A nominated for thc place. But for Clarke have returned from Florida nnd Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hawkto ds. some McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. Billie very interesting letter recently re- some reason, unknown ________ complete Spring collection. Vera Brittain — Testament ol where they spent the winter at Hol- in* of Freeport, reived from Miss Etha Nagler. our [one decided to run Mr. Rosser on Corie and baby of Grand Rapids. , lywojd. St. Peteriburg and other ------ _____________ Youth | slips ----- ---------mir<4onary in china, was read. >• - against - —«—• Mr LcMfer. Although -------*Mrs. Harold --------------Lunstrum----------------and baby । BUSINESS WOMEN'S I MacLayc and Tatbck—Modern I places of interest. Mr — Rosser is — hlgbty respected and — of -------------NMhville called Mrs. Jesse, Fred Tabberer. manager at the,™— r------------------------------------- on —----------------HOSPITAL GUILD MET. !lead7’• Chaucer ] Mrs James Campbell of Hopkins ' Cheescbrough factory, recently de1 very popular in the -village and Fassett Friday P. M. Green m honor of St. Patrick was Collins and Riley—Art Apprecia­ signed a new barley fork, which at would no doubt have walked away ] The C. E was held at the home of [ spent Wednesday evening with her I cousins, Mr and Mrs. L. Severance. ble color motif used in thc decora-, „ _ present is being tested out If this with thc election had he headed thc Dorothy and Ferris Lathrop Sunday * —Dramatic — -‘ ■Scenes | while her husband. Dr James Hons at Uie Business Women's Hc»-1 Clara M lx»vc proves to be all it appears to be, it ticket (h 'the regular way. the vot-[evening. Guests from away who at'Campbell, attended the medical pital Guild on-Monday evening. MLv. Fiorn American History. will no doubt mean n great deal to ers of Freeport very emphatically tended were. Jack and Pauline BowLucy G Allen—Table Service meeting at the parish house Louise Gower and Mrs Harry Wood Sheila Hibbcii—National Cook­ Freeport. inasmuch as the new in- registered their disapproval of aucn man and Alberta Decker of NaahMrs Jack Poppen of Otsego visit­ hostesses A delicious dinner was strument will be made in the local J tactics as were used. The office of vllle. Mbs Greta Hefflebowcr of book. ed MIm Grace Edmond., and Miss served by the Pythian Bisters, cov­ plant. 1 clerk was also one that these part- Woodland and Russell Smith of i Luther C Snider — Earth History. Ruth Robaon Wednesday evening ers being laid for nearly thirty 1 Mbs Gaytha Loomis entertained ics decided to select for their choice [ Vermontville. A L DeLccuw — R a m b li n g while her husband, Dr. Poppen. was -Following the business ____________ meeting, a the candidate --Again the voters show the • Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs.! ,iiiouxii Science. {science — Standard .......... Bearers at Iter home ---------------—- — Clothint And Shoes In attendance at the physicians' nnd shower of washcloths ws» presented Through ' ' . .. Barrell WiliouShl>y-Ala*k*ns Al! 1 “««da>' evening Following thc' result. Il .. is -------------Interesting .to note that A McClelland and family were Mr.; dentists' meeting at the parish for the nursery school in thc First For Men and Boya Halliday Sutherland-Arches of “sunl business seasiop. games in there were- ?♦-votes cast on Monday and Mrs. George Firstcr and Mbs house Mrs Poppen was a former ward. Bunco furnished the evening's Years keenltiff wttH SI ■ TVv WAW, n« nvnHtKl tn lact v»ainnrl 10 12 IHi»thc Edith McClelland of Vermontville ’ *" keeping with St Patrick's Day were as against 10 last year and UASTINcj ■> MICU1CAH teacher in our city schools. entertainment the prizes going to [enjoyed and a lunch of vegetable [year before Of this number L. B. and Mbs Greta HefTlebower of Poems of Emily Dickinson. Mr and Mrs. C. W Thomas and Miss Evtt A. Hecox and Miss Jean .... I salad, sandwiches and cocoa was Lester received 61. and Percy Ros- Woodland Hamilton FW» Armstrong Mis. Lllhe Thomas of Kalamazoo Barnes served. j ser. 11. while for clerk. J. E. Babbitt. Mr and Mrs. Hubert Lathrop and ler ’ » Retch came Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs., MIs-mm Joocphiiic Stine and Mar­ Donald Wilhelm—Book of Metals i' The Jest project to be undertaken Incumbent, had 67 and F- D Bray- baby of Nashville were guests Bun­ C- E> Grohe, who went wllh them to ion Lamphcre are the April 1k*>iAlMaton Cragg — Understanding locally has been in progress ,thc [ton received 1 vote and R. F. Kunde day of hb parenu, Mr. and Mrs. call oil relatives in Quimby and Bat- eases. Verne HawbUtx of Hlghbonk. Hal Lathrop oast week Everyone who has ever'had 1 Unless there is some legltiInvestment tlon given by those Inter­ I tie creek, and then all spent the Mr. and Mrs. Waller Sattcrlee of Bi -M. Shellow —How To Develqif'flrtven into town from thc northeast' mate reason for running slip canTEE BEES ----CLUB. w.u. k»4i . U..U Jnia- n. A*. ----------------........ ested In vision conoervaknows what a dangerous place I dictates, such methods usually prove Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. Holsebus and Dorothy ot Bellevue. (Hyde and Miss Joyce Elaine in La-1 Mr and Mrs Clarence Bacchler Your Personality. Uon. YOU muU decide if . . Heber Foster Sunday evening. The Nutrition Class leaders wll Seabrook—Jungle Uffiys. . Sleckle's corner has been. A high 1 unpopular. Other results were: for |[cey. cey. 'entertained the Tee Bees Club on Wm. B Seabroo mrt Mtsi Hershey in Hastings TUCK you might be benefited by MIm Marguerite Babcock of Mid- Friday evening at ii seven o'clock Alfred Batson—Atric#ar'.WHriguc bank on the southeast Side of Uie -treasurer—Mrs. Mamie Tabberer. 71 , Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wileox were corner shut off the view while a For trustee, Earl Rogers, 72; Mike guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs., day for their fourth lesson. dleville spent Tuesday In this city dinner at their home on Long lake ; Eva lx Gallicnne—At33 visiting friends. |a”d evcry member did justice to the' Frederick H. Bartlett—Infants ami deep gulley on the west invited thp McCalla. 70; and Jesse Knowles. 68. ' cars to take a plunge. This bank H H. Rensch was elected os assessor ' Ward Baine went to Grand Rap- ■ I Children. I has been cut down and the dirt used I but we haven't lhe exact number bf “ ids on Tuesday hrfving been called' ThP dinner table was mode very' Helen Washburn-Bo You're Govotes. aTa'G'uroMn the "united BteterDb*- interesting by the uv ot individual ing To Have a Baby. I [trtet Court for this term. vases—filled with bouquets of imiEdwin w Kemmerer—Kemmerer' not on/ a algh[** ,P°t but “ NASHVILLE. -----------------< Illation and attractive flowers which I On Money .much safer entrance into town and II ----------------<» |tiation and attractive flowers which On Money I On Thursday the Seniors spent J. F. FF. CLUB. ; lhe hostess made from red camlies S‘r James Jeans—New Background I is perhaps the best piece of work । the day tn Battle Creek. They went OPTOMETRIST I done under the CWA here. Members Mcmuers ot the uie J. j. f F.. P r Club cn are and cellophane Hie evening was!of Science Phone 2634 Hastings group I being entertained today -y by------,. --------- - ----------- lUhing.l William McGovern . , , at 7:30 a ,, „ ,.through lhe Ann Kellogg school Mm.-rIpent in visiting about —To ,Lhasa in ! Sunday evening Every iiatiMuH bank, to property fill Ua Francis Showalter and Junior' । of young people from the M. E. E Claude Fighter at her home near county life and farming, and play- Disguise. । Dull were returned to their homes place in the cotnmanliy, I Freeport. ,.Ing ing the Fighting Disease With Drugs. 5?urch *5 Ix’***’ thc clever clever game game of of "Help "Help Your Your Saturday | ' -score was won b> Stephen Leacock—Charles Dick-!the 5crvtcw thc local M E.from Pennock hospital serious obligations. [Neighbor.'' — High Sunday visitors at the home ot church. This will be a very interestAlbert Beumer. The next party will ena The Flnt of coin* la to keep fnnda »■Anna W. Ickes—Mfw Land. Ink «-rv« and lhe public U cor­ John Wokott and sister, Mrs. Etta be held with Mr and Mrs. David trusted lo It by depositor, .afe and read­ Baker were. Mr and Mrs T D i jcUon dlally invited to attend. Boyes. West Green street ily avaUakte. Irving Bacheller- Candle in the The L A. S. will meet with Mrs Demeray of Kalamarob. Mrs. 1«Wilderness Nagler on Friday afternoon of bcl*c Holcomb of Ann Arbor. MLm The Second is lo (rant safe loans to in­ ATTEND BENEFIT BRIDGE M. G Eberhart—From This Dark lhu weck for a P°l ,uck suPl*r. with i B’<*u»n and Ernest -Burr of Misses Elizabeth Finch. Helen sure lhe normal operation of businca and Stairway a program to follow. Everyone is in- Hastings. Wade. Emily MeElwnln and Jo«- ownrway _ industry within lhe community. phine Stine were in Grand Rapxit. B M. Bower — Thc Whoop-Up v “ ed. Kenneth Lykins, south of CharB M. Bower—The Whoop-Up ........ .............. ........... Saturday attending a benefit bridge Trail Laurel Perkins has been 111 the jlotte spent the week end with Mr. The NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS at the home of mL* Margaret Ver-, Frances 8 Wees - Honeymoon l«s! wcek but u beter “nd Mrr Gail Lykins I. performing throe two duties today. Wa dler. the proceeds going toward u Mountain Mr »«<* M** Vernor Benton and' Mrs. Forest Babcock spent a few earnestly solicit your de pod Is, and shall scholarship at the National EducaEdison Marshall -Ogden'S Strange Dorothy Jean of Grand Rapids d*r8 Im* week wllh hyr parents be (lad to discuss your problems with yon. tlon University at Evanston, Ill story I "pen* me week end wth relatives j ”par H^-sungs r«t — Verdler k«.tk-------- of .k_. _/ . I here. | Misses Therewa and Agnes Dause Miss being _i alumni that Clarence B. Kelland—The Cats ; Mr. and Mra. Victor Bisson accomLansing spent the week end at college. Paw. The door prise was won by Miss Fanny H Lea—Summer People. -panied Mr. and Mrs Jed Stowe and | “’**r home here ^A.._k... Wade and Mbs Stine held high Rafael Sabatml-Captain Blood I dMU «htcr Anna 10 .k. ,he wnrices at I Miss Eva Garlinger ot Lansing was I ।I Mruiltzin Moulton church Ctnrwlav Sunday klfArnzinn afternoon. home for lhe week end. score at contract. Mrs Mary Hope is spending a Miss Helen Lobdeli of Kalama­ Laetitia McDonald—Silver PlatBANNER CLASS. zoo and Richard Lobdell of MllwauA delightful meeting of the Ban­ Lb. Bax Lcnora M. Weber-Mr Gold and!**- wu the wwk eHd ner class of tlie Methodist Sunday Her Neighborhood House. | their mother, Mrs. -----------Vanessa---Lobdeli. --------Clean Quick School was held at the home of Miss ’lhe nomt of Mr. and Mrs. John Arthur M. Chase—Murder of a Eva A. Hecox on Tuesday evening, Missing Man Thaler was the scene of a pretty wed- J nearly thirty attending. O. Henry Memorial Award Prize ding on Sunday afternoon. March 4.: After the business meeting, th" at three o'clock when their daugh- J Stories ot 1033. evening wks epent with playing G. D. and Margaret Cole—End of ter. Nona, was united In marriage •'400" which all enjoyed. to Basil Thompson, son of .Gertie i an Anciept Mariner. Mr. and Mn M. L Cook will MCA Louise Platt Hauck—Bill Had An Thompson of Pontiac. The single entertain in April. ring service was used and the cereUmbrella. many was performed by Rev -E. M. | Nordhoff and Hall—Men Against PANCAKE SUPPER. Roush of Carson City, a brother of Members of the. I. O. O. F. lodge the Bea. When you buy Highlandti Dairy invited to visit our dairy and nee for John Masefield—Bird of Dawning. lhe bride’s mother The bridal cou­ enjoyed a pancake supper ul their ple were attended by Miss Helen Helen Reilly—McKee of- Centre ■ hall v.. on Tuesday < evening ilk at which WUU.U - ---Grade A Milk you are assured of a yourself. Thaler ot Grand Rapids and Mar­ lhe local fellows who participated ,atE5et' J satisfactory product! Every drop of Health authorities state that In lhe Golden Gloves tournament!. G5°' W Ogden-Guard of Tim- vin Thaler, sister and brother of tlie bride. Thc bride's gown was of light wcre honor guest.' There was a berline. milk we sell comes from our own child should consume at least blue crepe irinuned with lace, while Cadaver pl Gideon Wjck good attendance and all had a fine her attendant wore a dark blue Mik Town Talk Brand Freeh tested and accredited herd. Our Arnold Bennett—Buried Alike. quart of milk per day, and every time. crepe dress. Besides the immediate Campbell and Rice—Book of Nar­ equipment and methods of handling adult at least a pint. Milk is today family, the ceremony was witnessed ratives. GAVE PLAY AT DELTON. our milk have won for this Dairy, the cheapest food you can buy. Edwin Balmer — Dragons Drive by the grooms mother. Gertie A group of five, the Rev. L. L Thompson of Pontiac. Rev. and Mm. ' Dewty. MUs Marguerite Vrooman. You. from the State of Michigan the Why not use more milk in your E- M- Roush and son Melvin of Car­ Pearl S- Buck—The Mother. Miss Virginia Waters. M1m Lucille right to brand our milk "Grade A." home? W-hy not buy Highlands Fausey and Roy White, representing Maud Hart Lovelace—The Charm­ son CKy. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Mishler and-datfghter Gwendolyn of Bowne. the Epworth League of the Metho- ing 8ally. And it costs you no more. You are Dairy Grado A Milk? Mrand Mrs. Myron. Thompson of Jean Barnes. Librarian. odtst church, gdve a play. "A Wom­ Campbell. MIm Iota ThQippson and an Knows Men.' at the Community friend -of Owoaao. The bride is a BRANCH DISTRICT. hall at Delton on Monday night. Mrs. Lelah Bldelman was called' graduate of Freeport High school * U AND I MIDGE CLUB. to Richland by the serious Illness and has been a successful teacher since tier graduation. The groom 1* a The U and I Bridge dub enjoyed of her mother. Mrs. Saddler. Mrs. George Green was pleasantly former Freeport boy and both young a lovely Lenten lunch after an i afternoon of bridge on Wednesday, surprised by her «on and wife and people have a large circle of friends t ou al Hie home of MVs. Myrtle Lewis. grandson from Indiana, who came here who unite in wishing for them The hosfesa also awarded two lovely to spend one day with her Iasi week. a long and happy life together. They The Aid al the O«>troth-Adams left on Monday for their future bridge gifts to Mrs. Beatrice DeCou homo was nicely attended with 18 home at Drayton Plains, a suburb and Mrs. Hattie Prentice. for the collection. of Pontiac. CIIRM. OF TENNIS CLUB. The little daughter of Mr- and lhe Irving Township Democratic MUa Beulah Severance write* she Mrs. Merle Cobb, who was ill lhe caucus was held al the town hall a has been chosen chairman of the past week. U better al this writing week ago Thursday and the follow­ Tourist TbnnLs Club sponsored by Mrs. Baddler. who has been 111 ing men were nominated to tight IV« Dw/ipgr The BIGrLittlt Start Phone 3491 ths Junior Chamber of Commerce at with the flu. camo home with her the battle at the elecllod’. For 8uHt. Pelcrsbtug. Florida, and is also daughter, Mrs. Leia Bldelman, to teaching tennis recuperate from her illness. chosen as the standard bearer, Percy Display New Books In Public Library More and More Persons L. V. BESSMER Two Duties ... LOW PRICES! Fri., March 16 FDIC Sat., March 17 National Bank of Hastings Eggs Soap Chips 5 xsic Grape Fruit X x XJc Lipton’s Tea SATISFACTION Butter CoMee X 39c Bliss Coffee XSc Rolled Oats Rinso 19c A Order Your Freeh And Cold Meat* From Ue L Telephone Call will bring our Grade to your doorstep every da. > Prices USHAS’f The HIGHLANDS Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Ha«ing»,MU �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1934 PAOR RIGHT llent. Mrs. Haney received many mviNo. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nagel have moved back to Grand Rapids after having spent several months here _ _____ ■------------ ; luncheoni served. luncheon served. Lyle Sage of Battle Creek called with Mr. Nagel's folks. chubch or thb united brethren Gn Mr Bnd j4rs rojj place Monday Miss Lillian Sowerby was home afternobn. from East Chicago over the week I Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Gates were sur- ,end. prised when about fifty friends; Rapids 14'e dropped in to spend Saturday eve- Tu r ruiiDrurc lovc,y and aa*ful Rlft3- A THE CH UR CHES afternoon WM Spent nnd a delicious WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER- _______ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. »'"« *AI "Jr CHAS. PEAHF iuar«nteed Iruss Fitting Service IbllAW AND VANDER KOI.K » ! t.aJ nt h«ir»r» n tin- t»nr.»r Enol ra nr. ui'«U lnl<M I varrinbl<*«l < unir in If <4 Qmmtir J FOR HALE— F.r.t firm • vhr>|> tnqu.r* of | H'>«-aril 'Vhf*-. U | FOR SAIF. -20 htn.*r. 7 r-.ini hau«i>. In ’ kat-n £>'•*•! "*ll .fri aunt m.ll a 21 | uu.,» Will I'rair Hn.iii.r. Foil hAt.l - » ’■ , ,,<■)* lire, nr»r M -I ; <ll<Tiiu. . .... . ■•) ar t«-ani e,w»r| hrrnrr, utMd to hold the rupture Selective Preasurt Nothing also like The Prescription Drug Store Our Service To PROTECT You Constantly Adjiitl Fairly Pay Promptly W» lararr Hoar). Honarkcid Oooda. CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. dOS.KaUauoo Natl. Bank Bldr A Hoata Company OrcanUad 187« J. L. MAUS. Local Rapreiar.taU«a. Haatlnxa. Mich SI Mufflers John Perry's mother, who "'Mr.’u'nd Mra Richard M । * and children of Kalamaioo visited been spending the'winter with the their parents. Mr ‘ and Mrs Ed. Prrry family, waa quite sick SaturPennels. Sunday. day »nd Sunday but la better The Garden Club will meet with ■ at tills writing. Mrs. Lottie Garrison March 22. j Mr. and Mra. Richard Tompkins Mr and Mis. Stevens of Warsaw. of Grand Rapids were Sunday ViaInd . spent the week end with her (tors in Irving. daughter. Mrs. Harold Kellogg, and j Mra Lillian Sowerby has returne4 family. . home after spending the coldest Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pennels nnd weBtner with her daughter and husdaughter. Donna.Marie. spent Sun- tond Mr UIld Mrs Argyle winites day with Mrs. Pennels' mother at near Middleville. Mattawan. Don't forget the Penny -supper at' NORTHWEST RUTLAND. tinMrtown .nr, hall mo March vjnvvvrIt).UM.npor.j M“!" ""'“"'j" Mr and Mrs Grover Davenport xtrnM n l»rlh<l«y p«rly on Mn. Hl-vr. ;|x.u Sund„ wim BOWENS MILLS CHURCH Pater Hondjad, Parlor EMMANUEL CHURCH. (EPISCOPAL) . A. McNulty, D. D MICHIGAN HASTINGS Pennels J.' • an .,*>71 1 mir) SI.’ I.lr-al l.ixal.on carl.,, rm.A.......... i- l*.L ......all. ln-|u-’<- Mr. Mrin- RlXlr-. ayla Ea.i lr-"-l 1- . ..... 1-1 V «i.-n 1: s Gr.m -i lla.a.r.g. J .'1 .............. . ।' Fllit BA| K a-»- 7 r>. an 1,,'i.r, FDH *Al.i ll...-. rr»n " II •• II --s.tilrn.luf fur t..-irl.t.. .arriBrr f-r .,-.,-li '-O> - II ' A- • • . I »■ .1 * ■ al. w D llrakrn. M..l.llr» .11. - I* V-->'■■■■ • ■■ U-a.l Flowers all occasions has Potted Spring Flowers Easter Lilies Daffodils Tulips ol MM Brn HMlon SMurd.y: J«j (“"'»*■ Mr Mr> “■ n«h<1 WlHUUhL Mrs. Martha Re plogle returned to Several from our neighborhood ot­ her home after spending a part of tended the parties given by Mr. and the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Mrs. Jim Mead and report a very enjoyable time. Evcn-tt McCallum, of West Hope. “* *"** “ ir.rr., fr.Mt> Who. f.rcl,..,n. II .11. i>-H n.tl.E S-J............ <«r,.M I<t>r Ivrr.l t<> 1l><-r ar. a l>—* - a O<<. ......... I. r ... • > -r...l>. Hugh MacDonald spent Sunday ’ Wesley Benedict and Miss Ethel I««rh l»*e<r lur.1 aln, la< I wo hrt« >-■■<« ..-tir l-h.-.r CHURCH OF CHRIST. COATS PROVE, Haskin. Miss Thelma Ellison and with his folks at Richland. rcr llatrh al-H.r, ala... .-dlr.,. Eft.____________________ '-II r. C. Wing, PSctS'aRussell Chester, all of Lansing, were TV.. 1. -e. r.sLrn vrjr .1 >1... a...-. y,,); »Al.r ra« 1 M |lrt< 1 ....-n. , r,... K,.|< r.. It... 1 villi. 1 a'ol 4 ,t»...|rr,. ....... .. W..,l.| lA. •.. r,„4. t-r ______ Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John OATS_________ GROPE. Mr*. Gey. Flegftl and daughter of BcI,ICplch.._ ________ _ ,w_Kuhiiiiuzou spent Monday. |—• 1I. E. * Whitney of Flint spent the ' ' '' ' "II -I । > 1U-- * »,i,l , .1 .. *r- . Li week end in thc Fred Camp home. BAPTIST CHURCH week, in the II. Woodman home, 1 < .., n...,r. ■4..|.|lr..U. pr.onr 1‘"fp.'o ,, ,, —. , . i; me The tagcr Edger vonumuuiy Community nicviuib meeting Mir Mnyme nnd lwo>„, „ be n,. ww low„ will held „ as usual , att tbe the town i.ll.lHY UHl' I'UGI nrar M.l.||. .Hr ,. . ,f,. . ,.|, ,.( ladles from Battle Creek attended hall . - Saturday. -March — 17. thc L. A. S. and called otj the for­ j tm.r mer's mother, Mrs. Lillie Bolton. ' COUNTY LINE. ... v ...... ■ ] • ' ' Thursday. Leonard Gibson was pleasantly The I) G T O Club meeu this ; entertained by a party of young #3 week Wednesday afternoon with-' folks from Lake Odessa High FtMrs Alice Allcrding. । Thursday evening at the home of Paul Woodman and Loren Over- I smith went to Kalamazoo Thursday •n>,.y MM1.W Wood> ” , “ > " or •< l,l t, evening T?..-, T.*;;' min,or. Ik'm,-.. Om-v 1„ Mr? Clrattr H. and S num nnd Gilmore Dustman bock to VE8LEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Kalamazoo after having spent a few daughter. Barbara Ann, of Ionia I rttt ot Ha<ttn»« * I spent Tuesday P. M. with har friend, -y days hi thc Woodman home. I Mrs. Herman Winkler. | 5" lluthin Church There was a fine crowd present I Leon Vandecars are fumigating igf nt the L A. S. lit Harlow Barnum's Thursday. Chib No. 4 served a very !‘ their home after a cose of scarlet । nice dinner. A program was given, 11 fever. including a nutnlier of readings, a ! Mr. and Maa. Herman Winkler I % round in song by four ladies, a j visited the latter's brother. W. J. « ".vj."; .... - fQr And other choice blooma, all of which ma|ce thought­ ful gifts that will be much appreciated.' . Flower pricett are now about as low as they are likely to be. . If you wish a touch of col­ or for the table or living room, try one of our 50c bouquets. You will be de­ lightfully surprised with the result. 1 Say it with Flowers Clyde Wilcox The Florist CARDS of THANKS FOR ALL CARS Body Glass installed while you wait contest won by Mrs. Kelley of HASTIN.IN PARISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL CltULCH C M Conklin PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS j GLENN F. LA'JBAUGH J Phone 2637 Hastings 1 1 1 1 1 | for ’"Hol.r'd'" KdU-i " piZtf"'1 r«. I .mall WANTED 1 i<o-r> rt.rr.l l.riio-r nJTrro. /..» ...... rowii-n.ali.,.n Er trt.tl.lo.l . ..tfrr V.,. U .1 11 t. Hl . 1, .i r >1. 1 < . 1 *’ 1 a Vi (land. Illvlir l"t .nf.-rmaalot 11 666 >: «. T i s . cr Nenraifla In 30 mlnutea Fine Laxative and Tonic FOR SALE! 32-Volt DELCO Hand Vacuum Cleaner, like new. Also rhea; cabinet Electric Sewing Machine. At Robleaki Shop Singer Sewing Machine Co. GRANGE PROGRAMS I PIANO BUYERS CARLTON ORANGE NO 261 ATTENTION! Reliable party may h a ft choice of neatly new bunga­ low player piano or upright by paying only small balance due on easy payments. Famous makes. Wonderful opportuni. . r; , Willard. Russell and Lloyd Demond wen* in Baltic Creek Thun*1 day and Pear) De mon d spent that day with her sister Mrs. Stella Tuckerman, of Assyria. Tin- men will put on their play. "Hen Peck al thc Hitching Post." at the Altoft school house Friday evening at the P T A Mr and Mrs H Woodman ac- i > Inula Sunday evening to attend the revival services of the Vawter evangelistic party. , ■; ROBINHUE PARK. Mr and Mrs. John Kollar spent I Sunday with Uie former's sister. Mrs O1 to Lightfoot and family of Freeport. Mr and Mrs Julian Potts were Sunday guests ot Clive Churchill and family of Middleville Mrs. Marvin Cislcr accompanied her son Floyd of Grand Rapids to Cluiksvllle Thursday to attend the; FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. funeral of her .-Oster. Mrs Charles 2286 Rising. Mr and Mrs Dan Youngblood of Caledonia called on Mr and Mrs Wright Clifford Thursday. 1 JoAnnc Dean of Bowne* spent Srom Wednesday until,, Saturday DELTON M E CHURCH NOTES. with her grandparents, Mr. and Julian Potts. N1!EAR!N«?*M ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. When you say Automatic Cooking you are talking about this GAS RANGE Give yourself and your family Uie delicious cooking convenience, dean* linen and economy of an automatic and this SPECIAL OFFER 5TAR ORANGE NO X r <i HAST NGS MARKETS FIRST CIIUBCn or CHRIST. SCIENTIST of Probata. brings it to you at most attractive terms MAPLE LEAF GRANGE FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Pride Policy and , . Conscience 4oeni every funeral- we conduct CHARLES H. LEONARD one sister In the Harvc Robar (am- . FOR SALE- Tran, r.f merra weirht lino. C Stadga Phone 7 ;n—F3T Robar and bride of Otsego and Le­ ona and Mr Kershan of near PlainFOR RENT—Plra.ani f-tir n»-n ntralcira wellwrre married at a double ccreIraner. month tli'S No Han-r'-r :n<Jny on Tuesday On Thursday Merl Robar and Grace Pike of Nee­ FOR SALF -Ernnotny h'lrc rr ley were married Congratulations. • ralnr F<*.t r’a« eunJrt-.rm. Farrell'r , We regret very much the moving Farmer*" M-arkrt FOR RENT— Fnrni.hovl .l.ri-l C r.nrn. away of Mr. and Mrs. Underwood nnd hope they have u prosperous a) ion So H-annvr. to year on the John Spoolstra form For half or ticaDk Vrar rvrlrll l.rr.l .1rr*ry hltll " Just east of Martin. HnrUHte A family by the name of Madden, Hntton. Phone 7fi7 - F2 I 14 we understand is moving in thc Whistler home now owned by Morse HOFNEWORK wanted ■m b j*~ t»Mm' porNG—P-lr "A’ Mrs. Jdargucrette McCafferty and fearl BufTenbergcr have returned from Ohio More Canon. Mrs MeCafTerty's brother, returned with them for an indefinite length of time. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. VanEtt and son LaVem attended Dr. Jenk's wife's funeral at Centerville on Fri­ day and Saturday, they were in Grand Rapids on a business trip and while there called on Mr. and Mrs. Jinj Modjeska and Mrs. Flor­ ence Hawley. “ An American statesman says he has no Wea what he will come across on his next visit to England. *i»"ifrh« Atlantic, we suppose.—Humor - This beautiful range means new perfection in cooking., new econ­ omy, .and new ease! rcamery for lhe butter­ milk. — Delton Co-Operative Creamery Cd, Veraor Webster, Secy.—Adv. WEST ORANGEVILLE AND EAST GUN MARSH. Wedding marches and tnarrtjyie vows seem to be in the orderm JOHN’S LUTHERAN MISSION. Horae and Mule SALE freedom from shrinkage and loaa of healthful CLOVERDALE. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humeston have moved to Jackson Frank was fortunate to get work in one of the factories there so they moved Sun­ day. A -miscellaneous sliowcr was given tn honor of Mrs. Jess Haney at the Chas. Monica home Tuesday after­ noon. About 50 friends were pres-. Saturday, March l7 All horata told under iau lee. TERMS__CASH M. T. STUMP, Prop. more IT’S ALL YOURS Complete with dven Heat Control; Automat* Kitchen: Porcelain enameled St. Patrick’s Dance SATURDAY NIGHT oven lining, convenience, important econo- YOUR OLD STOVE TAKEN IN TRADE/ For a» little as »4 95 down, a Detroit Jewel may InaUlled complete. And your Old Store Uk- VISIT OUR STORE OR PHONE 2305 Murray’s Clear Lake Lodge Dowling Where Merriment Prevails' Consumers Power Company �f THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednewlty, March 14,1934 PARTTWO- products. From February 15. 1933. to' declared only 38 of that number had COMPANY PAYING SPREAD IN PRICES September 15. 1933 the margin be- been competed. Only 27. ot those BfeET GROWERS. MUST BE REDUCED ^rtnar?<S 7T b*’ Grower* of sugar' ijeets in Barry county shlpited them largely to lhe from 81028 to 81121. The National the Armistice ended the/war. Sustained Judge and Jury in l^ke Shore Sugar Company at Hol-. Wgr deprettlon u climated to] Farmers Must Get Larger Farm Bureau as wen the! well as otner other larm farm!1 A ‘ major sea battle »between —• nent of'ta is ■cost 16 WlllotM but the World wari j Share of What Consumer organisations are giving earnest English and German fleets during I Wm. Sulsbaugh Case— U.r LSf.«**,»?![ hCO8t 41 blIllOnS- Bnd an<*h« ' consideration to this matter and it the World war was prevented by a' Pays for Their Products for beets that were delivered In !, th, nt war to tn * « vb « mv »« • • Suicide Not Proven Is needed. oRd November and an addl«hat each soldier killed coet Before anything like nation-wide The state supreme court lost week October Tiie United States Flag h the I ttonal 81 or beet, deliveredI in De£oW much oflhTt ter- proaperity can be rt.tored. Il will be confirmed the decision of Judge DID YOU KNOW??! third oldest of the National Stand-1 Hatch, of the Calhoun circuit court Approximately three years is re- ards. older than the Union Jack of in thc case of the estate of William _..jt all the sugar pulfiand qulred to build a capital ship of the Britain or the Tri-Color of Prance. H. Sutobaugh. a resident of this city sea manufactured during the Missing since April, a bell from been owq. sold. 113 oeen ™ I consumer shall be considerably re- Navy. One year is necessary to pre­ for several years. He was u Hustings has the plans anu ond aaaciuw,c assemble ma ter- (}>c German cruiser Emden whidi I The returns to the growers were , _n o * william duced. The difference between farm pare me resident when he died. lai preparatory lo the laying of the|waj on# 0( Australia's most prized] The plaintiffs in the case includ­ to be on a fifty-flfty basis with thc ed Lloyd and Otto L. Powers, both factory, so it Is necessary that thc sudes^o na'ttonaf recovery'*11 °b I launching ot the vessel; the third i Emden represented Australia's first of Battle Creek. Theo Powers of entire production of the factory be Hastings Hl-Y clubs are having a Bellevue and Mabel J. Morehouse of sold before the definite amount to be _ io-m toil yMr 18 necessary to complete the fight. New York, relatives and sole bene- paid can be arrived at. The Com­ special speaker this Wednesday flearies of Sulsbaugh. who was found pany has announced that II will noon in the person of Rabbi David J, Cedarbaum of Lansing, who was dollar which was received by farmtbe American Navy made its first dead as related in the Banner nt make an additional payment of 81 u"’t®d B,lales Navy w-as the dlve March n. 1898. remaining tin­ that time, in the gas filled kitchen per ton on March 15. which will be also guest speaker to the Young ers dropped from 23 per edit to 11 L Men's Y group Wednesday evening. ner cent for wheat products- from 1 nnst regular cu.lomer for radio tele-1 dcr water jWur and forty minof hto home In this city. Contending welcome news to the growers. He was also chapel speaker-before JBMr 53 per cent per cent |,„ M. Mnt’ to 37 >r «nt ror for ««ph graph apparatus in thto this country. |utM that the death was due to suicide of the high schools. some United1 ,Four art used...int the Insurance company refused to meats; from 54 per cent to 34 per | During the World war the Unl^« wu. different woods -------------» I —. products,.....I _ - for Rural Conference for seventh and cent pay the policy which Sutobaugh car­ dairy and from C'nlA. (Stalesf,U laid Hriurn down 171 171 destroyershilt but< ,the construction of warships. They ( eighth grade pupils this year will 60 per cent to 51 per cent for poultry by the lime the Armistice had been | are pine. flr. elm and teak ried in the Loyal Protective Insur­ , likely be early In April, watch for ance Company of Boston. Massa­ chusetts. The Jury, sitting before By Home Economica Specialists exact date and program. Judge Hutch, held that thc death A carload of boys and Secretary Michigan Slate college was accidental and awarded a judg­ Angell were at Camp Barry for ment to the plaintiffs of 81.500. work and dinner last Saturday. The Carbon tetrachloride as a success- new । which wiu. the amount of the policy. well at camp is furnishing fine In sustaining the jury and in ful means of removing perspiration ,water for some of the near neigh­ holding that Judge Hatch did not Alains from silk fabrics Is suggested ।bors. err in thc trial, the Supreme court by home economics epecialtots of Woodland Hi-Y boys were wllh reaffirmed the rule of fuw that a Michigan S<atd\COlleRe. । the Hastings Y groups last week for presumption against suicide extols Begin worktop from the wrong ।basket ball. The older Hi-Y of Has­ In such coses. In thc absence of posi­ side of the garment, laying it flat on ,tings are planning on a social time tive evidence. The court also gave absorbent material such as a blot- ,and supper thto week Friday at the what to regarded ns a new Inter­ ter or several thicknesses of cotton. ।home of Mr. and Mrs. Angell. pretation. holding that "thc habits, and sjtonge carefully with water.)I Frank E. Gannett, publisher of 17 character and financial condition of working toward toward thc tne center. center, This i hb will win i,newspapers_ u broadcasting this the deceased may be used In remove all 1 *?t.cr.“’.ub^ week weanesoay. Wednesday. Marcn March mn. 14th. ui at j week tlrengthrnlng the presumption Carbon tetrachloride is then applied) M over WEAF and affliutagainst suicide." Barry country to remove lh» . . . . .. . ...... the L.rAmgrease. Tnnnlnff Tapping with ed NBC sUttons In behalf of peace friends of Mr. Sulsbaugh will be in­ a chamois will remove every trace of and for the placing of peace in lhe terested In tl)U decision. thc stain. cabinet. Paint can be removed easily If GIFTS TO MICHIGAN treated before the stain becomes DAIRY PRODUCTS YIELD hard Apply turpentine to thc spot UNIVERSITY LIBERAL to soften it. then carbon tetrachlo­ A THIRD FARM INCOME riac to ride io remove the me grease. gieasc. Varnishes vamuMici Over Half of Its $58,000,000 may removed by.«the ...-, be -----------------I Hsame-proIs Interesting lo note that In cess, or slightly warmed alcohol to gUt(, Mlchlgan there Bre 238 Property Given by Its equally successful. i creameries. 615 large milk dealers. Alumni and Others Certain Hinds of Ink can be 5 pqq of the smaller Independent Of the 858.000.000 total assets washed out with water if treated im- i milk dealers. 903 milk and cream owned by the University of Michi­ mediately. Other ink stains may be. shipping stations. 351 ice cream gan at thc end of 1931. one-half, or treated -------- u with a weak solution of manu/ftCturers. 45 cheese factories 832.000.000. came to that institution oxalic acid, washed or sponged out. manufacturing condensed and evap­ since it was founded in 1811 in the following this with a weak solution orated milk form ot private donations of lands, of ammonia. Rinse thoroughly with The dairy Industry in Michigan buildings and equipment, or money water before allowing to dry. has shown consistent and substan^ to be held in trust for stijdcnt help Cold water Is used to soften egg tlal progress and it to today a great’ or research Gifts by alumni of the stains, and then maybe washed out deal larger than the average layman Institution represent over 6« per with soap and worm water. would think. Out of the total farm rent of the total of these gifts to thc One of thc new methods of re­ income of tiw farmers of the state University. The balance has cotnc protein stains,...such as white of Michigan, approximately onefrom non-graduates in many nnny parts moving i-' —................ nnd from lc,e crcam ' ~ Bnr ? bl?°d' L 2 third to derived solely from the sale of me ot thc United uinwti atnu-.t. States, ana ------- 1 <»< I., .. A trom -----aonnt lon.llvn numerous corporations and. organl-I1 ....... nppb a digestive agent• UllVtlKC. whose- On<l and of dairy products, which docs not rations. These facts were brought1 u,cn flUHh tl,e lrtnln w,th c ear w“* Include proceeds from the sale of dairy cattle. out in n study of thc private sup- '• ICTLatest figures available show port of the University from 1817 to' -----Michigan as ranking ninth In the PLEASANT HILL. 1931 made by William B Shaw, dl-' United States in total dairy rev­ rector of' Alumni Relations and, nnd | The ------next -P. T. A. meeting ‘ Relations -..... . will enue. seventh in the manufacture printed us. n supplement supplement to the Uie i■ be Friday night, night. March 23. The of butler, sixth in the manufacture । 1932-33 report of President Ruthven, men are the program committee, of Ice cream and sixth in tiie manu­ Tilt- first aid to the University | and Stephen Carter is chairman. facture of all varieties of cheese, came in 1817 when thc citizens of, They promtoe us a good program Detroit, then a trading |x»t village, i arid ww hope they will have a good MAPLE SYRUP raised 85,000 by popular subscription I crowd. Plan to come. for what bus become thc University Mr and Mrs. Byron Rowlader.and CAUTION TO RETAILER AND of Michigan Ths money was used |children of Grand Rapids spent the to buy a lot and erect a building on, week end with her parents. Mr. and CONSUMERS: The season Is at hand when the "gyp" art 1st Is busy. Rules street In Detroit More roman- Mrs. R. J Williams. jlc was the deeding over of 1.871. "" J ‘Lo report tlfttt Sey­ Thousands of gallons of Imitation We are Kind acres, to Uie University by several mour Jordan. Uho has been on lhe maple syrup arc sold in Michigan every year as pure maple syrup. Indian tribes, the profits of the sale sick list, is feeling much better. Mtos Leon Woodman spent lhe Many times this is labeled as com­ to go to the new Instiutton with the hb|>c. on the part of lhe tribal week end with Miss Margaret Palm­ ing from Vermont. New York. Ohio and Indiana and in tracing the al­ leaders, that some of their young people might eventually receive the Mt. and Mrs. Carl Kaechele and leged source-we find that the name two children of-----------------Grand Rapids were and address on the label Is ficti­ white man's training. — --------------------.----- --------The University was reorganized in Sunday evening callers of Mr. and tious. It to usually made in Michi­ gan . or sometimes near the state 1837 when Michigan became a state. Mrs. Clare Williams and family. Mrs. The Ann Arbor Land Company gave . Mr. and If —. Oscar Anderson are line In Ohio or Indiana. Michigan labels are usually used in sales made the Institution a four acre campus । both in poor health this winter, tract valued then at 810.000. Before । Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Campbell In those states, while Ohio and In­ 1854 Uie citizens of Detroit had and family visited friends at Moline diana labels are used for sales in Michigan. piven 816.500 for an observatory'. ' Sunday. The actual seller frequently to In­ nocent as he works on commtoion SUPREME COURT HELD INSURANCE COMUST PAY Y. M. C. A. ITEMS JTr “X “ X“'"" ““ “ Homemakers' Corner ‘n w,r Red Clove Eastern Kentucky Coal BURNS LONG and CLEAN IN STOVE OR FURNACE Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. °' Frank Sage Telephone 2515 -------------------- xxz . . *» ““l -------------------- ;. .jj j ■■ p S^ll? Trv Our Want CrJumm DUy OF Dell I 1 ry WUT VV ant VOIUTIUI $75,000.00 Additional Capital Put Into the Hastings City Bank making a total of $150,000 Capital Stock The United States Government has become financially interested in this bank to the extent of $75,000.00. The Federal Government purchased this $75,000.00 in stock because of the SOUND CONDITION of this bank, and to supply additional loanable funds. NOTICE! I wish to announce that I have moved my ga­ rage business down town in the Freer Building, 218 E. State Street, in connection with Less Dan­ iels, forming a partnership in future garage business. DON. E. PIERCE. We feel that we can give better service, both faster and more economical, to customers, with the same satisfactory results as we both have aimed to do in the past. When your motor or chassis needs repairs, it will get it where it needs it. Sometimes adjust­ ments will save you money, if taken care of in time, thus reducing wear and parts costs. WE DO NOT MISREPRESENT ... We aim to please with honest service. SERVICE GARAGE PIERCE & DANIELS PHONE 2613—Day 3881—Night his product, but in the majority of cases he is guilty of fraud in the first degree as he carries a can lab­ eled in exactly the same manner as his main supply, but pure maple syrup Instead of the imitation. Prom this container he draws a sample, permits you to taste, then you ap­ prove as it is of fine quality. You buy. or think you have bought, but later And out that you merely bit. These vendors usually travel by auto or small truck, are strangers to you but appear to be honest farmers. Michigan's maple syrup Industry must be protected against such competition. Our consumers are entitled to protectton' against such fraud. We need your assist­ ance In apprehending the vendors of this illegal product. Flrat. take the precaution of securing absolute identification of the vendor by in­ sisting not only on his correct name and address but also on the license number of his automobile or truck. Second, sample your purchase im­ mediately and if It Is not like the sample shown you when you pur­ chased, call the Department of Ag­ riculture. . Lansing, Michigan. Ex­ tension 311. and give us the forego­ ing information. It is Important you do tills at once as we must catch the culprit while he is in your community. TO hfISS FLAPPER. Blessings on thee, little dame— Bareback girl with knees the same. With thy rolled down silken hose. And thy long, transparent clothes; With thy red Ups. reddened more. Smeared with lipstick from the store. With thy makeup on thy face. And thy bobbed hair's Jaunty grace. Hudson and Essex. "/fGos Won’t Afafe/t Go It is a distinct advantage to the commercial and indus­ trial interests of this locality, as well as to the individual resident, to have a government-affiliated bank in Hastings. With Government Insurance of deposits in force, we invite you to become a depositor of this reliable, old bank. HASTINGS CITY Glad that I wu born a boy. SOUTH COATS GROVE. GENERAL REPAIRING. Expert Service on Buick, Pontiac, Olds, Chevrolet, ’ The same policy of operation will be maintained, and under the same local management. The same courteous and accommodating service will be extended every patron as has always been done in the past. and visitor Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Endsley and Suzanne of Kalamazoo called at Gordon Endsley's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Flrater at­ tended a birthday party Friday night honoring Hubert Barnum of the Holmes neighborhood. ], Wood and Audra Endsley were Sun­ day guests in the home of Lenah Wood la Hartings. HASTINGS, MICH. CAPITAL $150,000.00 TELEPHONE 2103 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14. 1M4 ..(dairymen i Successful Farmers discuss CHANGES FOR CODE _ .1__of Mitt. t. {Marketing Milk In Detroit Area Subject for Hear­ ing in Pontine miJRT HOUSE iv&rvj NEWS GIZVMf PROBATE NEWS. FlAr* nr,. Min,orKrtBtlmilallon irilSA for adjournment filed, order for ad­ journment entered. &L Mildred D Pierce, et al. An­ nual account of guardian filed. E*t. Edward A. Day. Order al­ lowing claim* entered. Est. Mary E. VanAntwerp. Peti­ tion for administrator filed. Est. Thomas C. Williams. Annual account filed. Est Carrie L. Gerllnger. Will filed, petition for probate of will filed. Waiver of notice filed. Est. William Oma. Bond of ad­ ministrator filed, letters of admin­ istration issued, order limiting set­ tlement entered. Petition for hear­ ing claims filed, notice to creditor* issued. final account of special ad­ ministrator filed, discharge of *peclal administrator Issued. Est. Glenn A. Boyle. Order al­ lowing claims entered. Est Carrie L. Gerllnger Proof □f will filed, order admitUng will HENDERSHOTT. FOOD MARKET ADVICE. | nc.cuw.w Relenting waalher promirea a . Miss June Parmalee of Johnstown k-rratcr variety of fresh fish at tow- visited her grandparents, Mr. and greater er prices for the second half of Mrs. Floyd Garrison, from Satur— . _ ». __ a — Urautaa nt lhl>---___ °r *nhalibut *t**k* and or fllletsi .-oy*Un Ernk went Matteson and andMra. Mra. D*»- clams, Ml mon ar. mer Stocum withMr »u|ir pine and herring ara avail- j circle dinner at Dowling. Thursday, able and being sold at reasonable md visited their mother. Mra. Rhslda Whitworth, in the afternoon. Man representing Henry A. Wal­ lace. U 8 Secretary ot Agriculture, | held hearing* March 5. fl. 7. and 8 ha* remained nearly stationary 'erance and wife of Hastings were in Pontiac lo gel fact* pertinent to while lamb, pork and veal have sky­ Sunday callers at A. O. Clark's. the formulation of a new code for rocketed. The price* of forequarter tiie sale of milk tn the Detroll area cute of lamb and hindquarter cute of veal are not quite ao high a* they ling and Mr. and Mrs. Ottla Fisher Farmers and their representative* have been, but beef continues to of Kalamazoo came Sunday to visit gave evidence of the factors influ­ offer the best value for your money. their sister. Mra. Mllly Haynes, and encing the costs of producing milk You will find round, porterhouse remained until after tier sale on and also gave estimate* of what and sirloin steak* relatively inex­ 'Monday. ; those caste were. During the presen Mr. Hanna came home Sunday pensive and top and bottom round | tattoo of these cost figures, A. C. pot roast and ribs of beef moderate­ Bal tier, dairy- specialist from Michily priced. Veal loin chopa cutlets, mazoo. igan State College, was asked by thc leg and rump are also priced for the MIm Fem Sirowbridgr, federal men to present any evidence average budget. A leg of lamb at a been in Kalamazoo thl* winter, has In his possession on the cost of reasonable price la a bargain right been visiting her parent* the past milk production. now. Mr. Baltzer told the committee Macaroni, spaghetti and noodles that <$5 dairymen In Michigan had Mrs DeWitt Rowley and children are quick cooking foods which com­ of Jackson are visiting ut the home cooperated with the farm manage­ bine well with milk, chease. meat, of her parent*, Mr. and Mra. Court ment department of the College In eggs and vegetable* in almost any Btrowbridge. securing the actual costs of produc­ Mra. Strowbrldge Est Ell A. Davis. Petition for combination. They make the beat of came home with her after ing milk from the 1.000 cows owned 'two by those men. Thl* study showed Widow s allowance filed, order for sln*^ weeks' visit tn Jackson. sd7'*M *” । .............. pared in Infiinite variety. Cooked that Uie cost of producing the milk widows allowance entered. Mr. and Mra. Rennie Mott visited Testimony ‘ spaghetti In glass or Un I* partlcu' Est Anna E Hazen 1 _____ hl* brother, Russell, near Delton — • larly good when------------------used to stuff dred weight on determination of heirs filed. ,— » -— -------i - such on Sunday. They report that he is Flour. Food, Coal, Camtnt. Lima. Brick. Tile Farm implement* Est Charles Hamilton Northrup.1 v*ga*abiee as cabbage, eggplant, to­ These cost figures are not mad” recovering from the severe Injury up by lhe College. They are the act­ Petitton for adminfrtratlon filed, or- matoes or peppers, all of which are caused by being kicked by his horse . -------------------j m market and moderately priced. ual amounts of money expended in dcr for publication entered Rev. and Mrs Conklin, his father ] c..vm„ ...CM New asparagus Is arriving in Est Fred J. — Ball. *.,. Inventory filed producing lhe milk, plus a comput­ find Rev. Jacobs were Thursday | Est Thomas C Williams. Waiver quantity and is available at a very ed amount for home. feed, labor, and night supper guests at lhe home of ( any other items fur which money of notice filed, order assigning rest- moderate price. It adds one more to Mrs France* Hcnderahott. was not paid out of pocket Labor due entered, discharge of executor । i^e I**1 of Kreen vegetables. Green (strlngieas beans are less plentiful was figured al 20 cents per-hour and issued, estate enrolled Est Howard R Babcock. Petition »nd Prlced lhan thpy hBVe Mrs Frances Hcnderahott, Bunday *’* v vz a w-r sva a r* a v « ing market prices of March 1. 1934. for guardian filed, order appointing {been and the quality is only fair, afternoon. guardian entered, bond of guardian ' Spinach is young, tender and inex­ The hearing at Pontiac, presum­ ' On Sunday. Carl Bryans and fam­ ably. precedes the formulation of filed, letters of guardianship issued, pensive. Green peas are alro attrac- ily visited Mrs. Bryans' grandmoth­ a new code to replace the one under petition and order for settlement | live in quality and price. Broccoli should tc be n; more “ popular pep--—‘ than it -‘is. f- er, Mrs Lucy Coleman, on the State which milk Is now being sold in De­ filed and entered, inventory filed. Remember that next Sunday ii Some from here attended the Est. Anson H. Noble* Testimony for its quality U excellent and It* Road and also at the home of How­ troit. Under the old code prices were Fisher P. T. A- Friday evening and ard Bryans in the Striker district. Church Sunday. set for milk from the producer and on determlnauon of heirs filed, or- price low. Cauliflower U arriving in Everyone at Sunday School Sun­ report a good program and Am “ Tiie Helping Hand class had a firm white heads and is .. very reason“ “ — ~to the consumer The new code is der determining heirs entered fine time al their party Saturday day missed Miss Gaskill, who has time. Est. Caroline Ward Preston. Will, able. expected to set prices only on milk night al the home of Leo Hender­ been sick with lhe flu. Mr. and Mra. John Mason of bought from farmers and the dis­ filed, petition for probate of will ' Early spring is a good time to en­ shott. Maple Grove were Bunday after­ tiled. order for publication entered joy salads, and the market is full of tributors will determine lhe price to MARTIN CORNERS. Don't forget that the Ladles’ Aid noon callers at Mr. and Mra. Clark Est. Virgil Dryer. Will filed. Pe- fine lettuce, good winter tomatoes, consumer* The L. A. 8. will meet Wednesday. Overamlth's. Is anxious to sell that jello. City milk buyers will be protect­ tition for probate of will filed, waiv- celery, scallions and radishes. The Aid I* meeting at the home---------- -r —---------------- —-------------Frank Overamith of Battle Creek ' “ "**' '* as “ The fruit picture “ is ~about it ed by the Milk Industry Board er of notice filed, proof of will filed. of Mrs. Mary Johnson on 430 East ll ® Slocum for dinner, which will be -----— ha* been with apple*, oranges and which checks price rates in all the WOODLAND. grapefruit fStatlful; pineapple*. Madison street tn Hastings this furnished by club Na 1. You are hu brother. Clark Overamith and cities and seeks reasons fur prices,, family. Dale Hauer ot Junior College. I pears and California strawberry Thursday. Tell all your friends In cordially invited to attend. that appear to be out of line with Mr. and Mrs. J. M Townsend of Grand Rapids, spent the week end I rhubarb available Bananas are very town and go yourself. A little exthose prevailing in other places Three brothers, Frank, Winfield, tra help and they want an extra Hastings were Sunday evening visi' Mr ................................ and Mrs. ....... John plentiful and low priced. Strawber­ crowd. tvioence Evidence prcseniea presented at me the ronPon- with his parents. I tors at Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher's. and Harry Keyser, are assigned to ries are a little more expensive. tiac hearing showed that Increases Hauer Lawrence Matteson, who Is workDon Phillips of Assyria is helping: the same train on the Boston & which pul milk prices above thc ! Mrs. Rose Wachter and daughter South American honeydew* and ing at the Rich steel plant In Mar. with the farm work al John Whet-- ’ Maine Railroad, as conductor, bag­ consumers' ability lo pay would de- ' Frances of West Woodland and Mr. grape* are in the better-stocked ; gageman and fireman. shall, was home over the week end. stone's. ’ feat the purpose of the code, which and Mrs Blake Rising and son Gene market*. Eggs continue plentiful with little is to increase prices paid to farmers *erc Sunday guest* of Mr and Mrs Uiawu milk miiK means Bi™.a■ surplus aurp.ua which wiwa.Frank --------- --------—— ■ ........... ...... or no change in price expected It Unsold Nlethamer reduce* tiie price paid for the por-' Ted Eupcr of West Woodland to a good time to enjoy angel and tton which to sold. Employment con- called on her surer Mrs. Vernice I sponge cakes, gold cake, sllvtr ditions and wage* have not yet im- i Baffler Thursday P. M. . cake, custards and meringues. These proved to the point where the work- 1 Mr and Mrs Ralph Rise and dishes are good food a* well a* true ing man can spend hto money with- children spent Sunday with the for-1 delicacies. out seeking the greatest possible mer's parents. Mr and Mrs C. T ■ vvlr GLASS CREEK. amount for his dollar. IUit' of Beaverton OLAW । Chas. Whittemore and wife, also I i) d:■ yil--' '• ->> ’-!-l •' • ■' 'I •.:.<• Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Lee Russell and Hattie called Saturday M 70. g?.- :. .: | on Cleo Brown in the Leila hospital production, is not an average cost Lehman of Woodbury Mr nnd Mrs Chas Faul nnd । in Battle Creek. They found him, ; for all dairymen in Michigan Tiie actual cost of producing milk on any Marietta of Hastings called on Mrs i nicely recovering from his recent ' operation which wa* the result of a i ' teson visited the Henderaholt school farm "»ay be above or below that Geo Faul Sunday PM BALTIMORE CENTER. uciaav ——- tow proMlM Alene Mohler of Junior Col- rupture sustained while working on| — --------------------------------------------------- Ii — sum In many cases, where Russell Greenfield spent the week Tuesday Ml** Gnxkili hren *iek Uw!d»“‘n« «*»'* “fe kcP‘- *hc produc-1 lege. Grand Rapid*, visited her par- lhe road. end with his son. Floy Greenfield. •••-‘ ML m Gasxiii no* beennniv sick :*M™ me‘’ ‘j tton'cost* surely i„ are’ higher ’ | cm». cuts. Mr and and ’ Mrs. Mr* Wm. Wm Mohler. Mohler । Mrs Fred OU* Otis called at the home S BMC mlleje u « pub. IM her brother. Wm. fUren., ol •and family near Quimby I ,. taxes' The Kilpatrick Young People will । Southwest Rutland Saturday. Misses Grace and Mary Balch.. aa> is. »eex „irL, w„e cnter. , IlctasUtutton supported k by Dewayne Greenfleld and Fred Bugat th<■ iLnie of Grace Brill collected from city and rural dwell present a play entitled "The ForForrest Havens accompanied a bee attended meetlnos home oi Grace hfui ers. Fact* procured by in* meetings at tiie the We*. Wes­ 'alnpa al of men who Inspected the Ity jI number nui thc rvutnoe College gotten church" at the community Saturday Kellogg school near Hickory OorhalKr leyan church in Hasting* Sunday. ____ _ , ___________ are available alike lo every citizen service next Sunday evenmg at thel Miss Ara be lie Smith is on the sick ---------- - -. According lo an Industrial note, of thc alate Fair presentation of lhe church of the Brethren There wi|[|Japp hursday list at this writing 2 Revival' meetings are still In. progalmost 250 chemicals go into the information —*----- "—in*"its possession ------ — '* is ,K the “ be special music Michiarrjss at the Guod Will church.‘Those Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- making of an automobile And sev­ only course Eric and Julius Sleddcr of B. under which the ng and “ho are fortunate to attend ate enping at Rev King's I gall Stale College. East Lansing eral additional ones into the mak­ College can continue to exist ■ ' Ftoyd Greenfield and family of ing of it go—Arkansas Gazette. -------------- Orlln unui Yank i m Traverse ot uoxi*. City uiv, were wvic joying some very fine sermons by ----------- T, r --------------1 The type set in the United States I Sunday guests of Rev. and Mra. V rCliimby were guests of Mr and Mrs Rev Jacobs The most densely populated land Printing OfTice each year would r Beardsley Russell Greenfield Wednesday Mrs Lina Newland and Mrs. Eva i* Java, with wllh an print an eignt-coiumn eight-column ncaspapcr newspaper 01 of — -*----------- •------ ■* I Miss Grace Balch has been caring mass in thc world is Frank Cook •of—Pewano is Havens attendee attended tne the Leaders Leaders' traintrai to spendfor Mrs. R. Greenfield, who tuts been urea of 48.504 square miles In 1931 750,000 pages, or 612 encyclopedic ing the week with his s.mi. Chas. I ing class in Hastings Wednesday. having the flu Its population was estimated at 36.-1 volumes with 1000 pages in each Cook, • and — ■ family • •’ — —------- meeting will be Thc next• Group . . Vttnon Smith and Russell Mat- 000.000. | book. Mr and Mrs Andrew Townsend held at lhe home of Mrs. Mina of South Woodland and Frank Kel- j Whittemore Thursday. March 22. mar of Coats Grove spent Sunday i Visitors are welcome. with Mr and Mrs Henry Cole. । Lemuel Oakes and Adam Arney Mrs. John Dell and MU* Dorothy of East Rutland spent Sunday at Dell wcre Lansing visitors Saturday 1 Roy Oakes' Grandma BurghdufT alMlss Virginia Faul was in East! so spent the week end there. Lansing Tuesday and registered for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otis and Mrs Uie spring term beginning April 2. | Forrest Havens and Mrs. Ray ErMrs Chris Johnson and son Her- way. also Mr and Mrs. Roy Erway man spent Sunday afternoon with (attended the burial of Harry Blake Mr and Mrs. Vernice Raffler. «t the Rutland cemetery WedneaRev and Mrs. Ray C. Wing ac- day Al and companied by Mr and Mrs. Harve “ Wolfe, wile and daughter ™ Woodman attended social services Maurice Erway of Grand Rapids, at the Church of Christ of Ionia Dick Rose, wife and son and Mrs. Sunday evening Sara Erway of Hastings and Miss | L Parrott returned to Ills home1 Esther Erway of Yankee Springs Friday from Ann Arbor where he were Sunday visitors at Roy Er­ , has been convalescing from a recent • way'*. operation. | Mrs Roy Erway and son. Junior. I Mis* Frances Wachter entertained ! called Saturday P. M. al Homer a group of young people at bridge McKibben * in Yankee Springs, Ml&s Barbara OUs Otis spent the week • at her home in West Woodlaitd Miss Thursday evening Waiter Powell of CI1id <1 with her aunt aunt. Mra Mrs. Hutrh Hugh Rilev Riley,' Hastings won high score. { 1,1 Hastings. I Mrs Chas. Rowlader of Grand ----------------- -----------------------1 PINE LAKE. Rapids is visiting her sister. Mrs Lawrence Paul for a few days this. Ten members of Uie Helping Hand week. Mr and Mr*. Chas Rowlader Club met at the home of Hattie KUaccompanled by Mr and Mrs, Roy [lick on Wednesday afternoon. March I Rowlader expect to leave for an ex- 7. for the annual election of officer* 1 tended visit In Florida the last of Th® balloting resulted in Clara Uib week {Nichols for president; Ruth Hughes, I | Eighty-two attended the Mystery >ice-president; Pearl Bagley, secMothcrs and Daughters Banquet retary; Hazel Warner, treasurer, held in the church parlor* Friday, Mrs Addie Brown and Mrs. Chatn, evening. A most delightful dinner pion were appointed as flower com-1 was prepared by die Missionary la-mittee and.Lennie Nottingham, or-] die* and served by the men. Mrs ganbt. Thc annual reports were very Dorr-Stowell actea as Toastmistress.'gratifying, showing a good balance Mrs. Clyde responded to a toast rep-, in the treasury, and much has been resenting the mothers Mis* Carolyn I done for needy families during the' Born responded for the daughters.; past few month*. The April meet-1 and Clarence Tyler for thc son*, ing will be held with Mrs. Olive Fox Mrs. C. B Anderson of Grand Rap-1 *‘ Doster; ,Ruth Terponing to act.a* ids. President of the Grand Rapids program chairman. district of the W F M- S. was the, Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Morse are [speaker of the evening. She gave I leaving lhe Russel Minar farm and a yery interesting talk on Trees. moving near Gun lake. The chlj। Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Wynn are an- dren will be greatly missed in the 'tertaining thetr little granodaugh- *ch<»i. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Howlgon ter. Arm Wynn, of Laming tiy* and Marshall will occupy the house' week. which they are vacating. About twenty members of the .Mra. Flora Smith of Fort Atkinclass for mothers of pre-school chti” aon. Wtaoonatn. is visiting in the dren. conducted by Miss Elnora Walter Warner home tor * week. I [Mumford, expect to visit the Ann J At the People'* People* party caucus held 1 Kellogg School in Battle Creek at the Prairieville town hall on FrliWednesday. [day afternoon the following nomi1 Mr and Mrs. Harry Bush of Hai- nee* for township offices were tings sere Sunday caller* at lhe(chosen- Lee Nottingham, supenriaor; {home of Mr. qjid Mrs. J. V Hilbert |Floyd Shelp—clerk; Clarence HamMr. and Mr* Glen Densmore ol i mond—Treasurer; Board of Review South Woodland delightfully enter- —Arthur Shorter; Justice of the talned the member* ot the bridge Peace—Vic Anson; Highway Oom­ club with a pot luck dinner Thur*- mteaioner—Porter Tooze; Constable* day evening. Leeland Hammond. Robert Steele. Demand the Best Seeds They Can Get! They know that there are hazards . enough without taking chances oh low quality seeds. Poor seeds never produce the kind of crops that pay fine profits. We have a good stock of Michigan grown seeds. See us before you buy. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 EDMONDS OIL COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ALWAYS USE BEET SUGAR MADE IN MICHIGAN This helps the farmers of your own State AUCTION SALE Owing to the death of my husband, I have decided to hold an auction sale at the farm home, 3 miles northeast'of Hastings on M-43, on Friday, March 16, 1934 Commencing at one o’clock (harp. HORSE. One work hor*e. CATTLE. Jersey cow, 5 yr*, old. Jersey cow, 8 yrs. .old. Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old. Spring Housecleaning Grade Jersey and Holstein, 6 yrs. old. Grade Holstein, 7 yrs. old. We Have The Aids To Assist You 2 Jersey heifers. 2 fall Jersey calve*. SOWS. WALL PAPER CLEANER 10c can 2 Chester White wwi due to farrow Mar. 23 and 26. H. R. H. CLEANER for painted walls and woodwork. WHITE SHELLAC for linoleum and floors TOOLS. 35c pt. McCormick binder, 6 ft. cut Manure spreader. L1N-X for LINOLEUMS—It is transparent, stain­ proof and water flroof, pints...................... 69c Grain drill for beans. McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut. Wagon with rack. MIROLAC VARNISH STAINS-It stains and var­ nishes at the one application. Light Oak, Gold­ en Oak, Walnut, Mahogany—30c, 50c and 85f can* SPAR VARNISH, water proof FLOOR AND TRIM VARNISH New Deere hay loader. Oliver walking plow. 75c qt. Side rake. 2 see. drag*. Steel land roller. $1.75 gal. Belknap sleigh*. 2-horse walking cultivator. Spike tooth cultivator. The NEW 1934 WALL PAPER is here! Priced at 12c to 50c a double roll Offering the following:— HAY, GRAIN, ETC. 10 tons timothy and clover hay. 75 bu. corn. ’ Quantity of oat* and bean pod*. Feeding wheat. MISCELLANEOUS. Heavy hames*. Light driving harnet*. Single hames*. Grindstone. Iron kettle. Saws and other article*. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. 2 itandi. Drop leaf table. Iron cot bed. Meat jars, 2 10-gal. milk cam. 4 rocking chaira. 2 stands 2 library tables. Set of dining room chairs 2 wooden beds. 2 sets of springs. 8-ft. dining table. Good bench wringer. Dishpans. Pails. Tinware Jars. Lawn mower. 2 Rayo lamps. Spiders. Butter scales. Oil stove. Carpet sweeper. Wash boiler. New laundry stove. 4x6 sap pan. Wash tubs Rag carpets. Cot. Commode and many other articles. TERMS:—CASH. No goods removed until settled for CARVETH & STEBBINS MRS. MARY McINTYRE The REXALL Store Goods Delivered Phone 2131 --------- --------------------- June wedding* should help to re­ duce like rice surplus. — Chicago। Dally News [Lee Reynida and Perrla Quick Only one-tenth ol Niagara Falk Hollis McIntyre, Admr. Henry Flannery, Auctioneer �THB HABTINGR BANNKR, WRDNMDAY, MARCH 14, UM CLEAN PREMISES KEEP BABY CHICKS HEALTHY The American Home baildin* *nd loan uaoctaUen often to Ito itufWUlMl, LKD OVER I TO L | CARLT0N CKNTKR. In Wayne county, Mich, which. The spacial meetings which wtrs include* Detroit, Itome of tho au- held during the past three weeks at tomobllo industry, sales of Uie Ford Uie M. E- church, clewed Friday . Thorough Scrubbing of th« V-l car during February were mors night. All who attended feel greatly | than throe limes as great as those benefittod and very much appreciate Brooder JfouaM and Glean­ of any other make in the low price the effort* put forth by Rev. and field, it was announced last week at!Mrs. Locxnto. Special meeting* will, ing of Bangei Needed the Dearborn Branch of the Ford be held at the Freeport church be- ’ Success Ln raising baby chicks de­ !ginning Oil* Monday night and conpanels mora upon thorough cleanli­ Motor Company. the 28 days of the month jtlnuing until Easter Sunday. ness Ln housing and feeding than a During total of 2.208 Ford V-Ba vrere sold , -mere wlu be a wood bee at the i upon any other one factor because pUc® this week Thur*-1 most of the diseases which affect the in Uie county, an official tabulation e. j. | day. March Uth. for the M E , bird* are rapidly spread in unsani­ Wayne county registrations are church. Dinner will be served for tary surrounding* according to the especially significant be- [the wood cutter* at the home of M' i poultry deportment at Michigan considered r.ll» cause fh-v they an, are believed tn to reflect Mnd Mn| John ghupp Slate College. Elton Marlow of Grand Rapids The first place tn start in preparing the automotive buying trend for spent the week end with his par-! for baby chick* is to provide clean thc entire United Blates. The Dearborn Branch reported ents, Mr and Mrs. Elmer Marlow range far the brooder house* and that dealers In the county have pre ­ Relatives here received word of । the run* where the chicks will be confined No ground should be used dicted an even larger figure tor thc death of Chas. Getoenhaver of | If any poultry has ranged upon It March, basing their statements on Potterville. Mrs. Getoenhaver was during thc past two year*. Internal an Increased demand evident in the formerly Mary Knowles, sister of first tew days of the month. Mra. H. L. Allerding and Mrs. John parasites and disease bacteria will Usbomc. Funeral services will be survive Ln soil that long and there to held Monday. no practical way to rid the ground RIGHT FEEDING MEANS of them. Well drained soil growing FAST GROWING BIRDS Mra. Mary BmlUi ha* returned to her home from Ann Arbor hospital. range. Profits Depend Largely Upon And we are sorry to state that she Dirty brooder houses arc guaran­ still to in a very critical condition. Thrifty, Early Maturing tees that the death losses will be Sunday visitor* at the home of heavy among chick* sheltered by Pullets Mr. and Mrs. John Usborne were them. Swishing water around an old East Lansing.—Proper kinds ot the Misses Mercy Usborne and Ag­ brooder house will not clean it so feed in correct amount* keep baby nes Dancer and Ernest Johnson and that healthy chick* can be raised. chicks in the thrifty condition that Wm. Hedetnieml of Ann Arbor, alElbow power, plenty of soap and means early maturing birds which *o Mr and Mr*. Lawrence Farrell water, and a good disinfectant are have the ability to resist infection* and Nelson Abbott ot E. Bar I ton. needed. Scrubbing 1* more Important Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Usborne; of various kind* and such bird*, thc Uian the disinfectant Michigan State Poultry department called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Aspin- 1 All possible dirt should be re­ says, are the only kind Michigan all and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Short. moved from lhe brooder house be­ Sunday. fore the scrubbing begins. Hot wa­ poultrymen can afford to own. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Henney and, Water and mash should be kept ter and soap should then be used Hi before the birds continuously. Thc Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jolmson were ' liberal quantities. An old broom chick* may be fed on newspaper* or guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. P. I makes an excellent implement for in shallow pan* until they have Greenfield of Qiumby ■erubbing. , Mrs. Gilbert Fisher of Hastings1 learned to eat readily but the mash Disinfectant* should be used ac­ should be kept in hoppers after that. cording to Uie directions supplied Plenty ot water and feed dishes ter. Mrs Fred Henney. by the manufacturers. These prep­ ------ -----------Mrs. Caryl I Guests of Mr.. and must be provided so that most of the aration* differ Ln character and the chicks can feed at one time. Nearly Fuller Sunday were, Mr. and Mrs. j methods or dilutions used with one an inch of feeding space is needed Glenn Densmore and family of near 1 will not succeed with the other:. Woodland. by each bird. Sometime* stronger solutions of dis­ Relative* from Grand Rapids A starting mash may be used at infectant are leas effective than Uie first and then a change made to a visited Mr and Mra. Henry Norton one recommended by its maker, so . growing mash or the starting ration Sunday. follow directions Robert Henney wav ill last week used at lhe College can be fed until the birds enter the laying house. and unable to attend school until SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. the latter part of the week. Milk is an excellent feed but ex­ The Quaiitrap P. T. A. gaVe a Howard Daniel* lias been ill the I treme care should be used to see play. "The Path Across the Hill.” that it does not attract too many Thursday night al the Wilcox able to return to school tills weekfile* in warm weather church. A silver collection was tak­ Mr and Mrs. Leslie Daniels and Chick rataera can buy good pre­ en up which was donated to help pared feeds or use home feeds mixed family were guests of Mr. and .Mrs redecorate the church. Proceeds in a ration tested by the College. Wm. Schrader of near Caledonia Sunday The ingredients in thto mixture arc Mr. and Mrs. O C. Marshall were Mr and Mrs Guy Noah and fam­ 38 jxjund* coarae-ground. yellow­ Hastings visitors Friday corn meal; 20 pound* bran, 20 ily were guest* Sunday ot the tet­ The Norton P T. A. will meet this ter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. OoyFriday night. The ladles have pound* ground oat groats or ground kendall. of east of Hastings. oatmeal; 10 jxnmds dried milk; 5 charge of thc program. M. and----Mrs.- Guy -------Nash ---------received ----— meatscrap; 5 pounds alfalfa Word was received litre Friday pounds leaf meal; 2 pounds steamed bone word thto week that their son, WIIof the death of Robert E. Chance rneal; 1 pound salt, and 1 pound cod lard, who is*• attending school —■ •in ­ of West Vermontville. Mr. Chance Lansing is til with the chicken-pox liver oil. . had lived on the farm for 74 years, A satisfactory scratch feed can be •and was unable to come home over coming here from Ohio wllh his the week end. made with 50 pounds cracked, yel­ parents when two years old. Mrs. Erma Asplnall of Hickory low corn mixed with 50 pounds ot PINE LAKE FARMERS' CLUB. Corners spent from Saturday until wheat. Green feed should be provid­ The Pine Lake Farmers' Club met Monday with her parents. Mr. and ed by supplying sprouted oats, cut at the tnme of Mr and Mrs. Ernest Mrs, «... Peter ™„««.. Hoffman. Mrs «... Hoffman work in Hastings for her cousin, Shriber spent Bunday Ln Ann Arbor. has been critically ill at her home jlar material. ;Hal) Saturday evening, March 10. Mrs. Faye Donley. ----------------- *** There were 49 present. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norton and Mrs Mary Yank of East Carlton THE CROSSROADS. SHULTZ. Vice-president. Lee Nottingham Cleota attended the funeral of Rob­ E. J Norton of Battle Creek called opened the meeting with community spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs., Mr. and Mrs. DeConing and famert Chance In West Vermontville at the home of his brother. Rev. J. singing and repeating thc Lord's Frank Shrlb*. ily from Byron Center have moved Sunday. Mr. an<T Mrs. Johnson of Grand on the Lew Matthews farm. Prayer. After the business meeting. E. Norton. Sunday Mrs. Lulu Gray and son. Robert, Mr. and Mrs Louis McIntyre of Lloyd Lindsey chairman of lhe pro­ Rapids spent the week end with Mr. | Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen. Mr. and spent Saturday at Leon Gray's in , Mrs. Don Stedge and, Miss Jean 1 Battle Creek visited at Andrew gram committee presented another and Mrs Fred Dalstra. West Vermontville. Mr and Mrs. Leo Barry attended, Stedge of Hastings spent Sunday good program In a humorous way, Smith’s Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hill of Nash­ Mr and Mra Cieit Demoray en- he introduced Stanley Wheater a tiie funeral of the former's uncle (with Clyde Stedge and family, ville were callers at L. W Jarrard's I Mr. and Mra. Fred Smith. Bea-, itertalncd the former's brother, Ben promising student of W. 8 T. C. He near Potterville on Monday. ‘ and at Fred Hill's Sunday. Miss Mary Barry and Miss Hazel [ trice, Owela and Marion from near Demoray, and family of Hastings introduced hi* subject, "Living." by Fred Hill and family have moved saying that he thought farmers were I Sunday. on thc old Cummins farm from the Mr and Mrs. Clem Heney of Del­ interesting because they have, opln- I Quailtrap district, and Merle Belles ton wcre Thursday evening visitors ions of their own and do their own and family are moving in Libble thinking. He said in part, there to Brooks' house near Nashville, The Misses Maybelle Hart and more to living titan making a living.1 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Preston and Barbara Chamberlain called on the A person to be satisfied must like hto grandson. Wayne Robinson, spent formers aunt. Mrs. Martha Rep­ job. and thought farmers wouldn't Sunday with Wayne's parents in logle. at Cloverdale Sunday evening. be tilling the sol) if they didn't like Grand Rapid*. Mrs. Will Drake to confined to her farming. There are worthwhile qual- • Mr. and Mrs. Byron VanAuken ities in all whom we meet and we and family have moved on the Ar­ bed with a heart attack. Don't forget the P. T. A. at lhe can always find some good. Our own thur Hill farm near thc county line. make-up to a part of some one we i schoolhouse Friday evening. Plans arc being made for the have met. He told the story of Mich- ; NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tungate and Easter program to be given at the ael Angelo, when he was blindfolded j family and Mrs. Florence Cook at­ church Easter evening. A choir Is and led to a place overlooking a! tended the funeral ot Mr. Wm. Eng­ being formed and a play-pageant is most beautiful valley. He was blind-1 land <a former resident here) at to be given Watch for further an­ folded because they did not want hte | conception of the valley spoiled byI Grand Rapids Wednesday at St. nouncements Mr. and Mrs. Prcstoji of Kalama- Uie sight of an ugly looking rock | Paul M. E church. Frank Kepkey of Battle Creek zoo spent the week end at Will standing near. But he put the most of his attention on the rock and | spent Thursday with his brother. Hoisington's finally sent for chisels and tools and I Wm. and wife. We are glad to re­ HOPE CENTER. carved an angel of peace on the' port Mr. Kepkey to better since hav­ Fred Scott and Mrs Bertha Turk rock and made it beautiful too.1 ing a light stroke Wednesday. Mrs are entertaining company from Stanley's relatives who are in thc , Hannah Morgan spent last week at majority in this community may be the Kepkey home. Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Blood anti very proud of this young man. A number from the M. E. church daughter. Ardath. of Grand Rap ­ Robert Ford had topic* of inter- j here attended the Quarterly con­ ids visited Mr. and Mrs. Burdette cat and gave excerpts from Britain* ference at Caledonia Thursday. reply to lhe Peace conference. Hugh Neil Vrooman and Homer Crum­ Lyttle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Meyer (nee Johnson and lhe NRA, airmail back of Green lakejlre again in our Miss Queen Blackman) from Cin­ contracts and Controveries, why wc 1 midst shearing sheep, lor some it cinnati. Ohio, called on Aunt Kate won't have war with Japan, and means the 25th year, Williams Sunday afternoon. the chairman mid of the ammunl. ! The Ladies' Aid will be field in Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ashby spent tlon manufacturers selling ammuni­ the church basement Thursday. Sunday and Monday with the tet­ tion td the dlficrcnt countries and March 15th. Dinner served by Mil­ ter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will then spread propaganda of war. He dred McIver, Grace Wood. Ossie Trtne, at Camp Custer. thought It appropriate to sing Kermcen and Felna Schantz. Fred Ashby and family attended "Spanish Cavalier" at thto time. Wc are giad to report John Baa* Dr. Kinde of the Barry County on the.gain so as to be able to sit house Friday evening. Health Unit was Introduced and lie up part of the time. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Texter1 Wm. Reed and Mrs. Glenn Allen and son. Vernon, of’ Hastings vis­ illustrated hto lecture with lantern slides which made the work he to are on the sick list. ited the latter's parents. Mr. and doing as well as the other doctors Mr. and Mrs. George Adams and Mrs. Chas. McDermott. Sunday. and the county nurses much more I son Melbourne wlU entertain the Fred Ashby and family attended impressive. From the pictures and, Young People's Class at their home the party for Mr. and Mrs. Earle tire interesting lecture he gave wa j Friday evening. Gates Saturday evening at Clov- have a much better understanding! crdlate and-export a fine time. ot the benefit* derived from the. PLEASANT RIDGE. Mr and Mrs Carl Ricker and son,■ county health projects. How chilMr. and Mrs. Lester Kinne spent Sunday in Battle creek with Mr. Kent, spent Saturday night and1 drey are examined and immunised I Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence from contagious diseases, ot the en-1 and Mra. Cecil Ronk. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tetter. Mary Tester in Hasting*. forced sanitation in dairy*, restaur­ and W. p. Teeter »pent Bunday with ants, and bakeries. Ol the benefits ol HOLMES CHURCH. Mr. and Mrs. George Teeter in > Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Barnum and consolidated schools and other pro-( Woodland. ’ daughters were Sunday visitors at jecls sponsored by the W K. KelThe Nutrition cte^s will meet on ’ logg Foundation. Harry Woodman's In Grand Rap­ We will meet Saturday March 24 Tuesday. March 20. with Dorothy Barnum for an all day meeting Richard Durkee and Gertrude, for a dinner meeting with Almon Mr. and Mrs. Arthur -Richardson Price were married at Lhe Wood­ Farr. Mr. and Mrs Clancy Farr. and John-spent Sunday wiUt Mr land M. EL parsonage Monday eve­ John KUllck. Bert Brown and Ell and Mn. Rollo Mosher of Wayland, ning. Lindsey will have charge of the dln. and Mrs Edith Richardson returned ner and Lee KUllck and Enuna Nev­ Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres of home with them. ins will have the program. Freeport were Sunday visitor* at Wamte and Kenneth Kelsey were Mectbig adjourned by repeating Keith Durkee's. the watchword —Pearl Bagley, Secy. ' In Wayland on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Olmstead of Carlton were Sunday visitor* at SOUTHWEST CARLTON. Mr*. Etta Parmelee's. Quite a number from thto vicinity About 50 neighbors and relative* were initiated in the Carlton Grange surprised Hubert Barnum Friday Saturday evenlhg Pot luck supper night, it being hl* birthday. wa* served to sixty. Sunday visitor* at Mr. and Mrs. many, and known as hydronalium. Walter Culbert's were, Mr. and Mrs. to reported lo be .as bard as steel a Smith and Miss Dorothy Gelb Roy Gackler ot Caledonia. and as light as aluMlnam Mr* George Etu ol Woodland and A perfectly tuned bell when prop­ daughter Pauline of Ionia spent erly struck, produce* not only one Sunday with Mrs Anna Ruck and tone' but a chord of five distinct family. notes, MIm Hasel Shriber Is doing bourn AUCTION SA Having decided to quit farming, I will tell the personal erty on my farm, 1-2 mile east of Cedar Creek, on We will NATIONAL” and ITS SHARES. flthe Rational jEoan & ynueginwrit fiTntnpany Wednesday, Mar. 5 STARTING AT ONE O’CLOCK LDCRAL HOME J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. Grey mare, wt. 1300 lb«. Black mare, wt. 1100 lbs. CATTLE. We Are Offering This Week the Following Bargains In USED CARS FORD 1933 DELUX SEDAN, bUck, perfect condition, low mileage, (fEEfil •t only 30DU FORD Model B, 4-cyl. 1932 TUDOR, fine condition, at only9*" ■ w C07R FORD 1931 Model A PANEL DELIVERY at only3>£3U (tOErt Two Model T FORD TUDORS at only CO A 1931 8-cyl. BUICK COUPE, fine condition, at only _ CQ97 1928 6-cyl. OLDSMOBILE COUPE, good running order, a bargain at only C4 4 E 5I Iw I $•940 Genuine 15 Plate FORD BATTERIES, only S~ On Exchange Plus Sales Tax General.and Corduroy Tires and Accessories Our Mechanics are expert workmen and we serv­ ice all makes of cars, Give ua a tried. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Universal Garage Co FORD DEALERS Hastings WafcA the Fords HAY AND GRAIN HORSES. 1250 Griswold 8L, Detroit, Mich. Detroit's Otowt BuiMta* sad Go Buy! MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO Purebred Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, giving milk. Purebred Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, giving milk. Black cow, 5 yrs. old, giving milk. Black cow, giving milk. Holstein heifer, 3 yrt. old, giving milk. Red heifer, bred Mar. 3. (These are all new milch cows.) HOGS AND SHEEP. Duroc Jersey sow, due to far­ row May 3. Shoat, wt. about 80 lbs. 10 ewes. Shropshire buck. Quantity of hay Quantity of com. Quantity of oats. TOOLS Champion mower Hay rake. Two-horse cultivator Five-tooth cultivator. Good wide tire wagon. Old wagon. Hay rack ». Set dump boards. Crotchback harness. 2 No. 10 Banner plows. 15-tooth spring drag Spike tooth drag. Wheelbarrow. Sharpies cream separator. Quantity of household goods and small tools used on farm. TERMS:—CASH. No good* removed until settled for E. R. Campbell, Propr C. Campbell, Clerk. Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. Mld.ilevUl, spent Sim**, with and Mrs. Orley SmithMrs. Clide Stedge received 1 .. . Me nsOrntog ‘Wl thto mother A night patrol made up < wise unemployed former ular pottoe force of Topeka. Ki thereby giving employment to men. AUCTION SALE! Having rented my farm, I will have an Auction Sale on the premises 4’/2 miles south of Hasting* on M-37, on MONDAY, MARCH 19 at 1:30 p. m. and sell the following ABOUT 100 HEAD of BREEDING EWES The*e are good ewes and are in fine condition. FOR SAFETY EVERY pOME SHOULD HAVE A TELEPHONE Because, In case of sickness, fire, acrideat or other ONE PURE BRED GUERNSEY BULL Six months old. In emergenciea, minutes are precious, and just one such call may be worth the coal of telephone service for a lifetime. Considering the constant protection .. the day in and day out convenience and eomfort... the telephone more than paye fes way Eligible to Register TERMS: CASH—Stock must be settl w S WEAKNESS A. N. WILLIAMS! PROPRIETOR HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer �T^E HASTINGS,BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1»34 PAPE TWELVE IGET BROODER READY lb,der Feetl hoppers and watering! t MILO. meet with Mrs. Beatrice Dunning Hughes, Lorwn CtolUnon. Prances Mrs. Leslie tnilan and family. Mrs. Hawley Enxian and daugh­ Nicholson. Marvel Louden and Le­ necnpc rUirifQ**. WeM B^y| Wr <"“» the entire, community ter spent Thursday with her sister, , BEFORE CHICKS COME the stove to encourage thejwl|1 at. the home ber bring the weight of food used ola Harrison. ------------ J*”* r0°\!rrU of Mr. and Mn Bradfield Satur- for lhe exact amount for one day. Rev. Edward Swaddling or Greg­ Mn. J. Roberts, and family in Kai* Saturday afternoon Russell Mott ory called on friends here lost week. amaxoo. .h- vwm« .. IM, d>y p^nln| Mflrch „ when At. was hauling poles out of the marsh The Community Club will meet at. R0». flt-rt JaJs. ( Before Birds Are Injured by (nbie the poultryman to tell u tem. tomey Mlles from Holland will be on sleighs and in some way he was the Gleaner hall Saturday, March CRESSEY. with us to give an address. Re­ 17. Ex-Representative Wilbur Know Improper Temperatures 1 pejatuna.are to“ high or too low. freshments and program will fea­ acldently thrown oil of the load In behind the horses which frightened I , r , r . , .x. I Crowding close to the stove means of Comstock will be the speaker. Ev­ Station and m.n»wm,nl « th- |(M C„1W1 ture St. Patrick's day. them and one of them kWked him in lied relatives at Lansing Saturday. eryone welcome. Co-operative din­ Mrs. Smith spent a couple of days Mrs. H. M. Kennedy and son and .the face cutting it quite badly, and broodtr Mow I. another Importont „„ , ,,le ner. part of chick raising that Michigan t . h t Mrs. Dankert of Dowagiac were ! ,, v also received Injuries — he to .... his back this week with her daughter, Mrs. State College poultry specialists rec-1'*50 mucn ncat- t . Tuesday visitors of the former's ^4 llrnbs We hope he will soon get M. Callhrop, and family. A New York publisher discovers Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Barber and ommend be Riven plenty of thought i,CCD nicCACCO miT parents, Mr. and Mrs. Flower. mended up and be able to get out before lhe chicks are bought. iKttr UlbtAbtb UU I Irene visited relatives at Niles Sun­ that single girls enjoy fiction more Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Newman and again. day. than married women. A wife, of — e»» ! Most brooder houses are small QF POULTRY FLOCK two children of Kalamazoo were Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Crandall and course, delects it sooner. — Des one-room buildings which must be : ’ Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. PRAIRIEVILLE. ’ family spent Sunday with Mr. and Moines Register. equipped with brooders having can- preVGntative Measures Are Merle Bradfield and Jack. ' Paul woodman and friend, Mrs. opies. Stoves without hovers cnn j preventative measures Are Mr. Spaulding. Mrs Wilcox and Oversmith of Woodland were call­ --------- ... .... be used in two room houses where More Feasible and Cheaper Jack were Hastings visitors Satur- ers of Mr. and Mrs W. F. Smith and SOW. THEUFr<'HF So" "“W «“ H,le.ka WWUte tomper- ( Th Searche> for 0„re, day . family Thursday afternoon. ALL PRICES IN THIS AD SUBJECT TO THE 3* BALES TAXI •-------------- atures for themselves by moving vo Mr. and Mrs Albert Johnson enThe play to be given by the nearer or further away from the I East Lansing-Successful control ihJdrid‘S'mith. from Cooper and.— young people ot the M. E.---------society 5tove Of the dl.seases al-­ tertolncd — v- comjwny — -------------r — _ ----------------------------------­ «tnve, of diseases of chicks depends al - -------c. ... .-_____M Precautions to reduce Are hazards । . most mZKf entlfely MnH^nlv upon iitvwi preventative nmvririnllva. Plainwell Sunday. ---------------. occurs March 23. CHANCERT NOTICE. should be mode before the brooder I measures than cures after tire birds Mr. Bennett -from Grand Rapids Mr. ana Mrs. waiue Bmitn ana stove Is set up. An asbestos trad or become sick, so bacteriologists at came Friday to attend tiie Flower Karl accompanied Mr. and Mrs. a sand box should be placed under Michigan State College advise pur- I auction. . r Floyd Miner to Homer Sunday • the stove. An ash door should be charing chicks from dean slock nnd I Wednesday. March <•• 21. •»._ the »Ladles' ju— where whf* they spent apem the the day with Mr. Mr. easily accessible and should be thpn keeping houses and ranges in Aid will be entertained at the home ttnd Mrs. Mason Miner and family, John F Brigham placed so that it can be seen be- sjinltary condition. ,of Mrs. Hattie Bellinger for dinner.' “r: and ncath thc hover. I Several of the most common dis- •The hosteu will fumlah meat, po- caiyd, on l“e latter s P*»nU. Mr. Monday. Mrs The stove should be fired and «»» of chicks can not be exactly 1tatoes and coffee, lhe rest pot luck. and regulated for a day or two before I diagnosed except by the examlna- Mrsdames Albertson and Barber Brigham returning Thursday to aire thc program in charge. Al) ,or her mother, who Ls ill. Mr» Deal chicks are placed In the house. This Alon of diseased birds by bncteriolo- have : S<ratbM«t Qt> *“ curing for her. permits adjustments if the tempera- ' gBts. Symptoms of the diseases are. to furnish for the traveling basket l«*s i in Town Ft I The health examinations ot our ture regulator is not working cor- .ln several cases, so similar thnt the that desire to Mr nnd Mrs. M. Bradfield were!5*1*’01 have been completed and ... — — . ----rectly. Temperatures one meh poultryman may confuse one mala­ |.................visitors business ......... .............. In Kalamazoo ..... ..._______ Sat_ | ^th the exception of one pupil in from the floor at the edge of the dy with another. ■ each room all were examined. A very As|tcrgillosis. known ns brooder , urday. 'hover should be 90 degrees. The Homer Fisher returned Sunday 'good record. The examinations have room away from the hover should pneumoma. causes difficult breathing in the clilcks. and the birds are from n three weeks' visit among been very interesting to thc pupils not be over 70 degrees. Battle and arc pleased to find the cause of The temperatures can be gradu­ light in weight and have diarrhea । relatives and friends in CUCUMBER ally reduced as the clilcks become in the Intter stages. This trouble Creek. Kalamazoo. Benton Harbor much of their illness. As a whole PICKLES Is caused by a mold which grows I and Niles, also went to Roan. Ind., they arc healthful group. Those In on the litter nnd can be prevented ' to Mr. mid Mrs. Applegate's where the higher grades for whom no REGISTRATION NOTICE. Tin. by using only dry. bright material he spent a week visiting these old recommendations were made ore Shelp, John----------Woods. Theron — -----------------on the floor of the brooder houses, j nt ighbors who were much surprised -----------------Allen — J- and - * Albert ■Iwn.,1, Tlw mo,d also may KTOW on ol<J|to see him On hLs return trip he ’'Neil. NcU- George Georsc Hyde Tail u «','u 'sacking that is left around poultry stopped in Plainwell for a visit, then Arentz; in the primary room Louis Cana Wilkins. .1 irr.i buildings visited in Grandville and Weldmar J w "k'n■ I Deficiency diseases, such as rick- where hLs uncle. Mark Chase, and i The General Science Class has Tall । eLs. uro caurod by failure to pro- family reside Before returning been making a "School Museum." It I vide pro|K-r vitamins or nutrient home he visited at the home of I। consists of mounting the pictures of | elements In the ration. Adhering David Styles at Ban field. He is11 various animals, fish, birds, farm to thc feeding program recommend- much pleased with his three weeks'I। tools and various kinds of wood and MILD FULL CREAM I bark. They have shellaced and var­ ed by the College poultry dejtnrt- vacation ment will prevent those troubles. Herman Fisher .spent nearly aI' nished tiietn which makes them look Bacillary white diarrhea Is caus- week visiting cousins in Plainwell fine. Much interest is shown in do­ SODAS or NOTICE TO CREDITORS <xl by bacteria II can not be cured and wa-s present nt a parly given ing this work. Carton GRAHAMS of Mlrbln by any specific .specific remedy and nnd is ,,, Is passed | by Clyde Kershaw for his son. Basil. ______________________________ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bugbee coonlr of B Ifere.1. :on birds which are enr- nnt ana mar- from Gem. Kansas, returned to their , •from adult .... u._. j briae. bride_ who wl|O were Wcrc recently recently mar: DM. 37. 1VJJ. ----- -- -----... wed. ­ home Wednesday after a two weeks' m th, 'rlprs ,hl* disease to the chicks vied, participants In a double Ciliitna* 8ut» B»«lnr» Bank ...— ' hatched from their eggs. Adult ding — service at Allegan. • visit with relatives here and at Del■ ■I rllr I carriers can be delected by blood, J*r. Mr. and M". Mrs Dewey Tooze and ton. ’ ' —.... of Battle Creek---------.. j Rcv BAKING POWDER .1 m. tesU ond chicks should be bought' family were callers; Rev. Rnd and Mra Mrs. Harold Harold Honeywell Honeywell ni,toinj only from disease free flocks The at his brother's home Sunday eve- of Byron were guests of the former's •» disease spreads rapidly if it once ning | parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Honey* 7 appears among the chicks. Isolate Mrs Porter Tooze visited Mrs. well the fore part of thc week. r I sick birds at once, thoroughly clean ' Lafe Peak, whom she found sick. । ---------*-----* ------------dr. of J.l Marion Johnson of Orangeville ■ n>« wi| contaminated houses. and usp w n I while ...... .... », ‘ i1 n .ntamimi,a >.»■<«»« Mr Tooze attended an auc- । assisted Mina Smith In household ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. r«m I standard disinfectant Bacteria can I tlon nt Will Onra'. ' I03L »t t duties last week. or ROYAL GELATIN Rosemae Higgins and Wllford lot rubbers which me not worn white WEST HOPE. Frederickson expect to go to the u, [ working on other places should be I MlVl Glenna Osgood and pupils Kellogg Foundation Camp this week Plaintiff, ALL FLAVORS .irrit I used and left where chicks have this . °^ thc for several weeks' stgy. -- ---thc --- Count school .. ...JVI visited . ..-u< u klltCHANCERY NOTICE. ’ ”’ [disease. [Thornapple I Thornapple Kellogg school ThursThurs­ Scout meeting At the tdwn hall Dafandant. day afternoon. The Thc pupils will at- Friday night. Coccldiosls is another common dw Tall Lee Nottingham, Coaal Hulinaa Buildin* 2. । «nd destructive diM-ase of chicks 1Ipnd 'here next year, and were gel- Scout Master. Lloyd Shafer was r of 1 ~ । It Is paused by n parasite and is 1 ''n^ acquainted. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION present, had movies and also pro­ r,' most dangerous when It attacks! Mr. and Mrs. J P. CollLson of moted some of the Cubs to Scouts. chicks from four to eight weeks old. Kalamazoo called at L. D. Wood- I Ed. Blake from Middleville was in 1* I The parasite can live in the soil man's Tuesday afternoon town on business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ray Barnes enter- ,I M , for two years and will infect any r. anu Mr. and mis Mrs.. nenry Henry uenwn Benson ana and birds which range on contaminated lallI«l Wednesday evening for sup-I Hay Castle were in Hastings on bualRolls ' ground Symptoms of the disense |Pcr Mr and Mrs. Abe Hayward and ness Monday . nro variable, many chicks may die' children. Mr and Mrs Jesse Osgood Charles Armstrong who Ims not ,t tn one night, nnd tiie birds some- ' "n«» “nd Ira Osgood in hontn tlle best of health lately, acor MACARONI 'times show leg weakness or paraly- «r of Teddy Hayward's twentieth |companitd Elden Beadle to Hastings « sis. Prevention is the best remedy I birthday. 'Monday to consult a physician. au Do not ni.i feed .vv«i chicks raw egg shells. sneus. .' , Quite a crowd attended thc the aucTuesday night a bus load of Odd .... ^,,7^ vu,w ' lv„_ (keep .... the --------------houses and-------------range as._dry '.!lon.... su,c..at«... R°>'™__.. Terry's--------Saturday ' 'as possible, clean brooder houses “Rcrnoon. We are very sorry to lose home lodge. The guests brought a ' every fourth day and disinfect with j,11C Terry s but our loss Ls Battle bounteous lunch. A cheerful bunch FRUIT COOIKES Iodine Suspensoid. Creek's gain Clifford Sims will farm giving encouragement to Uie mem­ 1 Blackhead* attacks both chickens !'’W Urbandale bers of this lodge. SEEDED or ’ and turkeys. The disease is very 1 Mrs. Fay HafTcndcn and sod JimAt the People's Caucus Lee Not­ serious in turkeys and the two s|xr- ।mle Plainwell spent the week end tingham was nominated supervisor: SEEDLESS cles of fowl should not range on Jwl,h Glenna and Ira Osgood. On Floyd Bhelp, Clerk; and Clarence the same gound. The parasite' Saturday Mrs. Haffcnden. Jimmie BLUE Hammond, treasurer. Tins causing the trouble can survive in,and Miss Glenna motored to PotPETER Mr. and Mrs. Nlel are moving to a | the soil. A 70 |wr cent solution of I‘craville ,o vlslt Mr ant* Mra Mildred Smith. Rociaia farm near Allegan. A farewell party alcohol or a solution of Iodine Sus- |Oc“nje Tldd. They found Grandpa was given them Friday night forty NOTICE TO CREDITORS pcnsold will disinfect hatching eggs Brooks fairly well but Mr. Tldd is being present. We wish them suc­ r* for from flocks where blackhead has, having a serious time with arthritis. f Frank I' been present. nreumt Sanitary measures' T,,e Garden Club will meet cess in their new home. They will be missed by their friends here. | -------------------recommended for other diseases Thursday. March 22. for an after­ Don’t forget the Triple Link Club RuSnELL It MrPEEK should be used in buildings and on nt>on meeting at the home of Mr. will meet at the I. O. O F- hall Fri­ ranges------------------------------------------------ [and Mrs Mark Garrison of CloverScoaring day, March 18. Catuilballsm Is not a disease but dale- All members urged to attend. often causes losses of chicks. Birds Little Miss Lucille Dinwiddle has FAIR LAKE. left too long tn a well lighted room honor of being the only physThe Bunnell Ladles' Aid will meet witiiout feed become uneasy and ' lcaUy perfect child in our school. All March 22 for dinner with Mrs. DonGranulated Soap start pecking at any object. Toea,thc others had teeth defects and a ovon. of other chicks are injured and. if 1fcw hfld other miner difficulties. All remember the Kinsley Aid at 'blood starts, the attack is rontln-1 Saturday afternoon the truck Mrs. Mary Klbllnger's, March 21, for I ued by several birds Weak and in-1 owned by Mrs. May Barnhart, thc dinner. Everyone invited. Jured chicks should not be separated I driver having temporarily last conWe are all so sorry to hear of | from thc others Keep feed before Itro1' careened backwards down the Russell Mott's accident, being kick­ notice to creditors | the chicks Do not croud too many h,ll on the hind wheels and of! thc ed by a horse while working in his Court birds in too little room bank into L. D. Woodman s wham woods Saturday. , 1 Michigan State College extension'neld- strewing five cords of wood Small Miss Alice Willison spent the past 1 bulletin No. 53 gives detailed Infor- I helter skelter Neither of the occu- two weeks In Hastings visiting rela­ t<mr mation about diseases and their ;Pants was hurt and only a small tives and frtenda. r”‘mI.1 r’ [control. Extension bulletin *, No 52 “mount of damage was done to the About 35 neighbors and friends f r rr । w. '."'A. . tells ffeed ee<j | truck or fence. The accident took gathered at the home of Mrs. Gay .o'n.'i'V.id U‘lls hnw how tn to manage «nj and I'tcrnt Nl to ■ ■! riominaitun | clucks Tiie bulletins will be sent place between Ray Barnes' and Saturday night. Music and singing ir.J a.ljualmrnl 7r‘i‘rr'.rnlifree t,IOSC Wl,° rMlue5l them Woodman's. and games wcre enjoyed. Ice cream Mr and Mrs. Chas. Wise moved and cake were served and a most Ptoi.it,' from thc Bulletin Clerk ut East back to Charlotte tiie last of the ,enjoyable time was had by all. in. in •■>d Lansing. to oaui in caruu tor (heir । Harry „„ Wcrtmanwllc and„wife of DelFRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES SOUTH SHULTZ •rendtojh olenn. who U bedl, crip. w„t Bu,ia,y „ AU„ aristox Mrs. Glen Gates visited her moth- pled wtth arthritis, w. hope olenn cuffoM Ptnnocl o„„d Mp. Florida recovers soon .nd will miss Mr. and ,a, ,wl th, md wllh hu LU. Bi Cl.meM Jud/e’tf Probala. The >ount’ P^oPk »•* Shultz Mrs. Wise from our midst. I brother. Earl Pennock. ------------------------------------------------- Sunday School met atthe home of Fancy Arixona I Jennie Herrington is caring for DELTON. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.---------- Mr and Mrs. G E Kenyon TuesMr and Mrs L. N Bush and Mr I, her mother. Mrs. John Willison, « 11 court day night to practice for Easter nd Mrs. Mrs. Leon Dunning and and LeaLea- near Pclton> vefy 111 ■ and Leon Dunning of program. Joe Hammond of Hinds district trice attended church services at the HICKORY CORNERS. Good WiU church Sunday evening. I Helen Lester is at Ann Arbor Mts. L. D. Mlles is entertaining a hospital having her eyes treated. "* Clinton Horn spent Sunday with sister from California. Her sister, Mary Trick, was taken ‘f ».*d “di Mr' «n<l Mm- W111 Andrus of Brush Mrs. Clara Willison spent Thurs­ to Battle Creek Friday suffering IN OUR MEAT MARKETS day with friends in Hickory Corners. will) appendicitis. th.ir Ridge. Mrs. Grace Moelcr of Kalama­ roonw' A,va K*ny°n and family of BclleAt the .Methodist Protestant L. A. a i>’ vue spent Sunday with his |»rents, zoo has been here a couple of weeks S. Friday it was decided to have a caring for her mother, Mrs Lucina •1 Mr. and Mrt. G. E. Kenyon. Mother-Daughter banquet Friday. Chock Cota Frank Horn was a guest of Mr Eddy. March 30th. and Mrs Forest Smith in the McRev and Mrs. Oscar Smith were be dressed and down stairs Satur­ at Capac attending the M. p. mid­ Ombcr district Sunday. Fum with noodles ib. day. Wc liopc she keeps on improv­ year conference last week. The Pacific Ocean covers more ing as she has certainly had a long ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Mrs. Lewis Hoffman visited her au m-i than twice the area of the Atlantic seize of sickness. Stair of Uirlilsan. lhe Probate Coo OcPkn. and the Atlantic Is not much Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wcrtman At lhe final elimination contest ut At a worno of ai larger than the Indian Ocean. spent Sunday wllh Mr. and Mrs. probat/olHcr.U thr Tender Sirloin Allen Griffin in the Kinsley district. first place In declamation and Lu-. Mrs. Bertha Adams is 'much bet­ cille Galnder first in oratory. . ter so she is able to be up and Mrs. Florence Peters Is in Battle dressed. Mrs, Susie Francisco, who Creek taking care of her daughter ik has been taking care of l»er, went and new granddaughter. Physic the bladder as you wafer siked Sunday to spend a few days with ik would the bowels. Drive out lhe her son. Ellis, and wife ot Richland. Ing a play, a dramatisation of the impurities and excessive acids which cause the-irritation that aird »ere Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. put on by the young people's Chris­ wakes you up. Get a box of Dr. Add Pennock. Derby's pills made from buchu tian Endeavor Mwmvierw , Mesdames L N. Bush. Leon Dun­ The Junior play. -The Vanity ning. Chas Harrington, and H Coach." a four act college play, will on kidneys and bladder similar Poultry and Stock Fudi Coal, Limo, Cement Wertman were Kalamaxoo shoppers be given Friday, March 23. a* Kel­ to castor oil on the bowels. Blad­ Monday afternoon. ' der irregularities are nature's logg school. There win be specialdanger signal. Get a box of Dr. ous illness ol Mra. John Willison of cast of characters include: Ellis Derby's pills today and get your East Delton. Her many friends hope Hart. Wilbur Solomon, Tom Bo­ 30 pills and 50C box TO.—Adv. land, Paul McArthur, Lawrence Tiie Delton Nutrition Claw will Brown, Rrciator of ProUta Wilma Holden, Marie NtmUCATION. ' otxffi* ro» >tn I 7;7", stT* ®’!°“1,1.Be,E'gu'“i'<1 HEINZ SOUPS 2c*n* 23c HEINZ KETCHUP 2 iX35‘ HEINZ 2 3 3 2 HEINZ SPAGHETTI PINK SALMON RED SALMON CHEESE 2 CRACKERS QUAKER OATS ROYAL DOUGHNUTS JELLO SPARKLE 2 3 WHITEHOUSE MILK K CORN FLAKES >™wnn» WALDORF TISSUE j 6 SPAGHETTI 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE ORIOLE RAISINS SARDINES 4 4 SHRIMP GOLD DUST GOLD DUST 2 RINSO Good, Heat'Producing PABST-ETT —is undoubtedly the most eco­ nomical fuel to be obtained. Our experience in buying coal is an advantage to our custom­ ers. A kind, or grade of coal that produces the most heat for the money is the sort of coal to buy. TELPEHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. (47c 2 ^ 38' Beef Roasts Boiling Beef Ground Beef Some one of the several varie­ ties of coal we sell is sure to meet your individual require­ ments. Smith Brothers Velte & Company INSTANT POSTUM CRISCO POSTUM CEREAL ORANGES Swdl... LETTUCE IDAHO POTATOES Asparagus Tomatoes We not only sell good, heat producing coal but our deliv­ ery service is prompt and painstaking. Steak Don’t Get Up Nights :t 9' 17 10' 25' 5‘ 19 19' 2925* 10 "»15' - 9' 21c 17 **• 17' TRILBY SOAP COAL 39' 25' 35' 35' 19 19" 17 35 12 “>• 5' Sliced Bacon u.n Minced Ham Halibut Steak Herring Whitefiah rw. 23c 10 35c 15c 29c Strawberries »-9c 6c 3 ib. 25c U2jc 17c 15c a21C 3iw25c IK 21c � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-03-21.pdf 9783eb064fb53510e56e31d88569ef9a PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER / SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR TAX BUDGETS BENG CONSIDERED ' * >____________________________________ 12 PAGES ____________ i J HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MARCH 21,1934 PAGES I to 8 PRESENTING FINE RELIGIOUS DRAMA I DEMOCRATS NOMK NATE ALDERMEN Whitman la Directing Play to Be Given on Sunday Night to Make Shift in DOWN APRIL? Necessary Nominees in the Fourth RrauSeekincg To1_SoJ1¥LEn?pLoymAnt EFFICIENT WORK aEK, DONE III COM Mrs. nuuroainv . I. __’» nv BMEBOENCY nuvnnwiwmrWELFARE trrwr n.nn THE-2^^ SS^^nOFMVn 0F„'En!D i .'■‘"'•‘“ Ci Night iX Dr. R. G. H.U of Albion EY THIS SEEMS NO TIME A very fine"religious drama. "The' Play is the Thing.” directed by Mrs. | VOTE >30,000,000 Colkfe—Toll, of the Fiihire, Al Well Al SnccoiM, BBLUtr COMMISSION ' ---------- of the Russian Experiment THIS WINTER uno a ii A.nur-rn EACH UNIT MUST „ !! One of the best talks ever given Russian’people? If these questions MRS. A. H. CARVETH HAS CHARGE OF THAT WORK SUBMIT A SCHEDULE:-1 any Brotherhood meeting was.BrP answered in the affirmative, the H----- n n>. « Dr' M“"' a ,--------oily Hastings Has Charter! Department of Economics of Albion there Is not available the necessary Commission Commended for wOf or(mart., — --------------- . ... M. E. Whitman, wttt be presented at 1 the Methodist church Sunday everlno irrr tr A A nlng- 1/orrh Marcl1 OS 25 at O-1A 715 o'clock magnlficlent religious lesson is por- BONDS ~ TO . Ward The Democrats found they had to make one shift in the nominees on their city ticket. At their fourth [made for aiderman and it became BETTER TO WAIT UNTIL j ECONOMIC SKIES CLEAR the WHITE C Slit IS procusds war. STATS'S OBIFFLXD CH1LDUX PLAN TO SELL $220 • ward on the ticket for that erfWORTH IN THIS COUNTY. 1 flee. They named John Wooton, who had been nominated tn their ker. Clay Bassett. George Dewey and To Add Millions of Bonds .to city caucus for board of review. Ac- Sale’Is Carried On by the fl.nfn'. Tir>k» cordlngly Mr. Wooten's name was So It Is Not Required 'college. He told of a visit he paid to {machinery and plant to build It. she Good Work and for Keep­ . Winston Sheffield. State s Debt Seems placed on the ticket for aiderman Boy Scout and Camp Fire to Present Rudoet 1 Russia in 1932. when he spent Mv- will build the buildings, buy the Come and bring your friends. No ., Unwise I and Carl Wespinter was substituted to Present rresent Budget . machines, and impart the skilled admission fee is charged but a col­ ing Down Expenses Organisations The legistoture at its special |£ ” C#nd1^ , VVU...J 4 .. VVIUIIU44M4I IMWI K, W ini The county Tax Commission Hid met > labor W to -I show her people MMW how IK to Some Interesting figures concern­ lection will be taken. in the office of the county clerk experiment which that country Uj operate the machines. As a result of At a recent meeting, of the Sun­ ing welfare work done in this coun­ day School board, the department of slon decided last week to submit to | In lh# nrat waird Charles Paul was serves special consideration and Monday, and began its consideration | trying. There were 20 other Ameri- this situstlon. Dr. Hall rays, there ty by the Barry County Welfare deep sympathy it ia a erippled child, of the lax levy to be Imposed in'can and English educators with Dr. is no unemployment m Russia— n.t^e s.J. "Drama and Pageantry" was start­ the voters of Michigan the proposl- named for alderman. )io one see in­ Barry county by the supervisors. Hall most of the lime. {every man hra a Job. Housing conthe Stesv of of <30.000.000 ed willing take nomination ed. with Mrs. Whitman as director. ti,on ,of- selling upwards ---------- — ■----------- 1 |"** » to — — — the' — --------------- - whose deformities and physical de­ tends for the purpose of, in the third ward to the place waa fects mean for him a lifetime of covering the fiscal year of 1934. The1 The difference between the eco-। dltlons are inadequate, woefully so. .iu-,, c>rveth »u»rint«>nrtrnt nf and this is the first production i°‘ Mrs. Whitman has had considerable c«rrytng on a state building pro- 1 left blank, and Harry Miller, the limitation, unless they are remedied. commission consists of E. E. Faulk-1 nomlc situation In Russia and that'other living conditions are poor, [14., „._rk It used to be considered that candidate •for training in this line of work and is l gram, “ also to 'make u" 'trunk ** line grade J" 1 republican v'" — that place ner of Delton, chairman; carl Wes-1of Ute United states or any other when compared with the United ,the he w rk done b work by lh( the. commlssi<xi commission plnter of this city; County Treas-'capitalistic country —is shown very capable. A general Invitation separations near the big cities of'will have no opponent. Pred Pler‘"..‘"i Kr'dl”! !* ™ forr the mocm-u monlh!rx>f oewoer. October, xowmNovemcrlpptod children. They ware re­ {Michigan, and to build certain 1 son is the second ward nominee. urer L. P. Maus; Mrs. Maude Smith. {graphically in this statement by Dr. ZSlXiS. -Iv-neln, w.^December. JMu.ry juW m- is extended w the pnbttc.------- ---------garded as incurable sufferers, with bridges, etc" I county school -commissioner; Allan । Hall: In Russia the question of the ruary. in that time a total of SIB.- ( no hope of bettering their physical This U the bill that Governor I C. Hyde, chairman of the finance । making of any article is not decldThe United States has the plants. condition. Happily, however, 604 16 has been expended for re­ I Comstock has urged the legislature 1 committee of the board of super-1 ed by whether It will be profitable machines and skilled labor to manti- lief, all the money coming from the ’ throught the advance of orthopedic ' pass without giving the people a' visors and the County clerk. T. S ' or not, because the profit element SJS; state and federal governments. Lu The : surgery and treatment, a way has 1 chance to vote on the proposition. In K. Reid, who is the clerk of the {has been eliminated The*e are the been found to entirely cure acme of w ”>»n,1>* »“ “ rot­ order to do that it was necessary to Commission. {questions they ask: Has Russia the men out or employment. Our toothese children. Many others can be show that an emergency made such I . According to law each taxing unit I materials to make this article? Has tones are not run anywhere near , ... greatly helped, for still others their action necessary. The governor met' capacity Employment or reOCTOBER 132 families, eonsistmust submit to the Commission a'she the engineering skill to plan for their________________ ph> ileal handicap* can be *0 re­ ------------that situation by having the bill de1 1 lief has to be furnished for unem,n « of 642 persons. Amount expend ­ budget covering Its estimated ex- Its ecdfiomlca) production? Has I lief has to be furnished for unem- "T J,"aWt-T penses for the year 1934. The taxing I Russia the available labor, especial- ployed; men by the <L9i4.72. PAGEANT lieved that they can become, in * •* government. I EXPECT BETWEEN 600 c,are thal lhen! was an ■incipient INTERESTINGI : insurrection" Insurrection" that must be nrovided provided unite consist of each school district, *ly “ “ “ skilled *-*"-• labor -----— skilled —— labor, the the necessary — to While we ■have families con.. . NOVEMBER—465 ... .. . , AND 700 CONTRACTS PRESENTED" AT PINE against by the state! The governor's each township and village and also make It? Has. she the equipment, factories, the equipment, the engi- slating of 2306 persons. Amount ex­ cases are past all help. Many more | plan for meeting this "Incipient InLAKE CAMP the city of Hastings. The Tax Com­ buildings, tools, etc., for Its manu- neering ability to make almost any pended <4.718 79. TO BE CLOSED would be like that unless relief be surrectlon" was to have the legisla­ mission has nothing to do with city facture? Will the article, if made.1 article desired, the one question DECEMBER—422 families con-' given early. ture vote 130.000.000 of bonds for the taxes of Hastings, which are levied be useful and worthwhile to thc| (Continued on page three) slating of 2.498 persons. Amount ex-1 Michigan stands among the forcTIME FOR MAKING CON ­ I people to pay, together with the an­ SCENES DEPICTED for the support of the city govern­ pended 14.14150 nual interest thereon, for a long ment. because this city has a char­ LIFE AMONG INDIANS crippled children. This work I JANUARY—422 families consist-' TRACTS SOON TO ENO 'DEFINITE PLANS FOR | period of years. It is our belief that ter and is therefore exempt from Ing of 2.626 persona. Amount ex-1 needs continual vigilance, infantile I this "Incipient insurrection" never the fifteen mill tax limit so far as Grandchildren of Eli Wait paralysis Is the cause of most of MUSIC ASSOCIATION 1'“d"J ,3J1IU’ Woodland Loada With 63'Sutrt“«Spl' city expenses are concerned. The these deformities so that new'-cassa «------------FEBRUARY—415 families consist-' C L ’ “ “ -----------*imagination. ------*—•— --------------overworked Certainly city wUl have to provide, however. In Were Guests at Camp Contracts —Over 500 may develop at almoat any time. For I if there were such an "Insurrection" .its budget for Its share of .the a"^.“.!PO.n.IO/.S.“'!,.'Or lA“ "V ’sign'e'd’in Count? ______________ _______ ___ the betterment of society and for on Wednesday Night | it could not be stopped by putting county tax and the 3 Of a mill ganizations as Orchestra, There have been 65 single resident' Corn-Hog contracts are being l,P “ state-oa-ned buildings and The site upon which the KeUogg the health of the little sufferers, levied by the state for tlie support work for their relief must not be al­ i cases where the person aided llvt^ ’ signed by Barry county farmers ini™ 1 ^? 8 “ r “ w ‘ mprovements on of the University and the Michigan County Band Pine Lake Health Camp is located lowed to relax. i . i — ---------. ./ Michigan highways. AMERICAN LEGION AND State College, also for the carrying Fourteen transients have far greater number than was ex­ was taken up from the government Definite plans' for organizing a' alone The people of Michigan should by Ell Wait the grandfather of Ell on of the city schools, as the bonded helped Mrs Carveth desl/ed to pec ted by County Agent Foater Mr AUXILIARY HELD JOINT Barry County Musical Association bern to benefit of these handicapped chUleam the church affllations of the! Foster reports that- over 500 con-1 ?”d 4,0 “Pprcclate the fact that the Lindsey, in 1835. thc|------- — ■ •• — debt for the Hastings city school* were completed lost week. The pur­ adults who had been relieved. She MEETING tracts are now In the office listed, ‘rifklature refused the governor's Mr. Walt arrived on horseback was incurred before the fifteen mill pose will be to encourage Interest in found that 312 had no church still-I or to be listed, with producers still co*umftbd to, pass this bill on the Barry' county, within the next few law went Into effect the city can that year from New York state. days, a sale of "White Cross Beals." and appreciation of good music ■ latlons. 164 gave their church mem- coming in fast to make out con- r,< iiculous •plea that Hutt there .w. .......... ...... wining 111 mat wj nmKc out con- ...rldlculous ------- was - — an After a thorough inspection of what raise In addition to the fifteen mills. A ROUT <JFVFNTY. through active support to such or­ This will be carried on through the prescribed by law. a sufficient RDUU 1 1 ' bershlp or church preferences as tracts It Is expected now that beinsurrection to be avoided. The is now Prairieville township, he se ­ ganizations as the symphony or­ Boy Scouts, the Girl Scouts, th* and 23-------gave.... their church 'tween 6CO Bllu and 700 contracts wui will uv be W*«l*ture declared amount to pay the interest and; . ---------- ----------.. .......... IU4, vouiiuti* 7 their ----- willingness ------ -—— lected as the site of his farm the FIVE ATTENDED chestra. band and county chorus. 1 -Protestant, preference as Catholic. I signed in Barry county before the t(? P“ss bln lf P«>P>e be lands on the east and north shores Camp Fire Girls and other organi­ whatever principal may be due on । Each civic club In Hastings, in- j ,01 the adults relieved. 491 had re- dosing date .given a chance to vote on it; so on of Pine lake. He was convinced by zations. Committees hays been ’ the school bonds t ' Reminiscences By Charter eluding the Brotherhood. Commer- celved an education above the j stale Administrators of the com- i lQSt 11,6 hill was passed and the presence of numerous and Up, to date only 25 of the 140 or clal Club. Rotary Club. Teachers' Members and Officers— ........ grade. ...... . 370 ..were . . -----------.... 1 Hog program state that the closing 1 “UP eighth below Thirlh<: voters ' heavy-laden walnut trees that the 150 taxing units of the county have Club, the central P T A . the Worn­ tv-nlne were ev.fervlee men There The Is: "What are peo­ soil was fertile. He returned to , ... Tile ouestiOn Ls: question "Whi submitted their budgets Those that. Talk By. .Rev. Hoyt . en's club and two delegates at large ty-nlne were ex-service men. There date (or taking contracts is excuunty. This will net <220 One half had been submitted allow that they j An outstanding event In the have been invited to meet at an were 39 out-of-county cases re- ' petted to be Saturday. March 24th. ple going to do about it?” In our New York for his wife. Irene, and of this sum will go to the state and 1. J outstanaing in tne lleved. That is. the persons aided : f O r Michigan, but in no event will JnnK 1116 ™ they ought to do just one ^ndiie o8*’ by und,,r thr fifteen American Legion and Auxiliary was curly date ..r.;..™;. to form a permanent had temporarily moved into this, the closing date be later than lhinZ wllh 11—bury It, and bury it his daughters. Jane and Olive. With national crippled children organisa­ min limitation. ithe -• observance ■ .. .. -------their coming he built a flat-roof of the fifteenth an- executive committee to carry on the tions. The other half win be turned lOanttnued <xj p. m. Saturday. March 3lst. No {dccp Wc have Rori'n along up to cabin. (Qjntlnued on page 9. 0. part 2) 2i , nlversasy of the organization of the work of the Association. ••* contracts can be turned over to the 1111 time without grade separations The rigors of pioneering proved HOLY WEEK SERV­ ---------- ..... sUU uinU al) conUacts ln Ule coun., and the buildings which the gover- too much for the mother and the county gets mon­ children within the county. No on* daughter Jane, as both died soon will be uiged to buy a quantity at ICES ARE PLANNED . EY from STATE after the completion of their new . . n 1 Albert Craig. Legion Commander, tend any number of concerts up toi -------■ r—..- - ,'—hut until the j,....... ■ . r—..... I. ■!, i. -----------— i situation is home. Their bodies, together with Special Programs for Every opened thei vjcuiu meetingwir In uicruug tile regular Midicjuiat Including four tlut, the asso' . ---------. a,,.. signer to draw his money In reasmi- but until tlie .economic 111 uue i.iv.uuiu i . -------helpless Tittle folks. w« know tt-M ■■------,— . I. — Introduced-as —.— . . . .i_ of --Amount otill Due Is Jsa.uoU |able time*lf you want a contract Mr. untangled to a fax greater degree that of Mr. Wait, are buried tn • I form, .< then chairman elation -----may---present The — price Evening at *. the Metho ­ than it has been up to the present, little plot of land he laid out for From Weight Tai and J-to, <• u> ten It In we I tor the evening. A. Lynn Brown, these tickets will be 50c for adults believe the isulng of <30.000.000 that purpose near the North Pine dist Church . , bls office this week. । wiio was the first Commander of and 25c for children. At least three them, enough to Appropriation | county Corn-Hog committeemen 'or more of state bonds and paying Lake schoolhouse, about a half mils Holy Week services at the Meth-1 the Laurence J Bauer Post No. 45. concerts will be presented each sea­ Since the first of January. Coun- |of the county met with County interest on them for a long period from the present site of the Kellogg children who can be helped odist church jtart Sunday night I Popular war songs were sung en- son and probably four or more, at seven-fifteen seven-ntusen o o'clock with a a dra-1 dra-; thuslasllcaliy tnusiastically under under the the direction direction of of Those Those who wno have nave heard ncaro the the Symsym- ty Treasurer maus nas received recciveo Agent Foster Monday »..u >ea camp. Maus has and talked ’1 at ’clock with Alone with his daughter Olive, he malic sermon by Rev. L- U Dewey T. 8 K Reid. Following the sing- phony Orchestra in action will-agree from the slate for money due this .over future plans for the campaign . ,» .,[*2/ 11 met the hard, lonely tasks of tbM ”-4 others.i. ing that this this is Ls an an exceptionally exceptionally reasonreason- county county >50306.45, <50306.45, The The first first payment payment It l»L5 tion. 11 »'« wiu decided ucciueu that uwi committeemen cutnpuisccmcii ।;ut)*u ......... — •proposi — . and Ing all all were were asked asked to to rise rise for for aa that .. * *.* pioneer. It was fitting, therefore,' Kat is very much. On Monday evening theYlnger period of quiet in honor of the boys able price. But the association is not was 830.306 45 and was made In would visit larger Com-Hog pro-I that four granddaughters dl Ehj r Committees will visit the different Quartette will present a program.1 whom we "have lose awhile." being formed to make money; only January. The last payment was duccrs in the townships who had JUDGE McPEEK SENWait, pioneer settier of Prairieville assisted by a crayon artist These, Maurice Foreman was asked to to assist the various fine musical1 March 14 tor 120.000. The state still not signed as yet. and figure the | TENCES SIX MEN and Barry county, were given the Scout and camp Fire Girls groups talented young people are widely! tell of Ute organization of the Post organizations in the county to con-1 owes the.county about <42.680. This proposition through with them. The opportunity Wednesday of last week, program is so popular they want to known and all will want to hear;and he said fifteen men signed the tinue. J**“ *■'* debt—la'due *“ - -------------------------to the non-payment * of them. application for a charter after thei1 Under the direction of A- A. Bl-1 the ^amount due the county as Its be sure every large producer In the All Taken on Charge of Sale at the Kellogg Foundation camp, of witnessing a pageant, put on by the "The Appeal of Christianity to a second visit of Col. August Oansser femo and with the assistance of a' share of the weight lax. and also county understands the program. So and Possession of children of the camp, which por­ Lawyer" is the subject to be dis- of ** " Bay — City, and “ the charter ' ' was few seasoned players from • Grand [under the Horton bill, which 'made they agreed on the farm visits to (Continued on page six) trayed, the story of the pioneer days Rapids, Barry county musicians' appropriations from the gas tax to larger producers. of Liquor < cussed on Tuesday night by Attor­ received In July. 1919. of their grandfather and of their Farmers in the various townships have been producing a very high of Michigan counties to help them pay ney Louis H. Grettenberger of Among the charter members in Harry Dickinson of this city.. mother. Mrs. Ernest Hall, who now WEDDING GOWNS have taken Com-Hog contracts ac ­ music. , 1 | their bonded ■ — indebtedness. Grand Rapids attendance were A. L Brown. Maur­ | charged with Illegal possession of resides on a part of the property the following lists: The Treasurer— hopes that cording to M; Robert Baldwin of Albion. Past, ice Foreman. David Goodyear. Hastings and Barry county have .— County --------- - ----------------BEIN6 LOANED ST.1 originally taken up Eli Wait in 1B36. Grand Patron of the Eastern Star, Ralph Ward now of Alma and gained considerable recognition tn enough may be received from the S; w and Mrs. Curtiss Brigham of Plain­ Arrangements for “Prooes. will discuss 'The Appeal of Christ­ Harry Miller. Greetings were read musical circles for being the only state so that by May 1 next we will Ki well. sister of Mrs Hall, were the ianity to a Business Man." from Verne Johnson of Lansing, community of our slz* in the state >, be able to pay all of the bonds IL^ at Ionia.a^ro,c,iz? x slon of the Bridee" Are Administration of the Holy Com­ Lewis Bishop of Lake Odessa. Wal­ to possess an active symphony or­ which were due May 1. 1933. which | Howard Dickinson, charged with guests of honor for the program arranged which was a feature of the the county was unable to pay. The munion In the light of the Cross will ter Phelps of Detroit. Vere Miller, chestra. z Nearing Completion (Continued on page five) feature the Thursday evening serv- of Chicago. R, V. Tanner of MunUh, | Covert road bonds that are due 30 days, put May 1. 1934. cannot be paid then as Burr Van Houten of Alma and Wilmnfr.rf011 probation for two years and must WOMAN AND GRAND­ manifest in the novel sxhlbttioa. Within a short time contract a ^,)e Qf paying It at the NINETEEN PASS no provision has been made for them At two P. M. on Good Friday a Han McKnlght of Wilmette. III., .Imcrs will tor p«mu>.nl «»• | „u ot K OO per »£nU> until .11 U service will be held with Rev. A. E. BXch of the charter members pres- { SON ARE ARRESTED by the county, and it Is still uncer­ FIRST AID TESTS given at the Methodist church tain as to what money will be re­ munlty committeemen by a written liquidated Wynn of Woodland as the speaker ent gave one minute responses when Friday evening, kprtl & under Jr°ThJhe. Stv , Poet' cha^d »“h ‘he sale from the state. These services are open to all and Introduced. Had Hearing Before Judge ceived a°d P0**”®100 of “quor, was given Final Glass in the Series of All of the <50306.45 is not avail' *Sumentfflrai'mmitte^II it is hoped there may be a good at­ Ten new memberships were turn-1 McPeek Friday—Gave able for bond paying purposes. The Allotment Committee will be elect- a <aj[ sentence of 60 davs out on tendance in preparation for Easter ed in by Edwin Sayles, chairman of Eight Held on Thurs­ ed. The County AlloUnent Commit-1aJT*1 “ “y*' Pu‘ Bunday. the Membership committee. , larger share of It belongs to the Plea of Guilty tee will pass on the contracts which n . y. .. “ . Barry county road commission, and day Night Past commanders of the Legion On Tuesday night of last week was given by the stale for road con­ S.'SXnXl? >■ ।। The final Red Cross First Aid were also guests of honor, each one . uvumrcmtiu* juiy i. ceeds will Sheriff Leonard arrested Alice 811struction and road maintenance on responding with n short statement I William Allen of this city, charged Class was held on Thursday evening of the Incidents of tils tertn of of­ verthom. age 67. and her grand­ the county's system of highways. ¥,rv^ntv Aoent Poster renuests wUh a*le and Po64«u'to'1 of liquor,1 at the Methodist church, opening ev^T rontrift slani^ ro J^d In f,ven * J,U «ntence of 30 wllh • P04 luck »upp«r at six-thirty fice. Those who spoke besides the son, Robert Barton; age 17, both of O. E. PADELFORD. chairman were m. O. HUI, Albert Hope township. The charge against REDUCTION IN THE «1m « put 0,1 Villon for two years and.o'clock. There was an average of 34 supervising the event. them is selling intoxicating liquor. nS? « Ove^M mU£t a flne of 15 00 men PWnt e*ch Of the e*«ht (continued or page six) Having disposed of his farm. O. E. ! They were arraigned before Justlca gSSSJ; have 1M Olen Baum' ch*rged with sale • classes, which were ably conducted PRIMARY FUND Padelford will have a sale of per­ | Matthews on Thursday, waived exnthiSs Iand of liquor, was given | by R. P. Tew. a Red Cross represensonal property at the farm located STRAND II ING {amination and were bound over to cent cvl dence covering galea of hogs. I B j all g^^nce M dgyg, muit pay tetlve from Battle Creek. eight miles southeast of Hasting* Tax on Utilities Based on r>**raii-n iaiaai-r nm PRIVILEGE CARDS ,v”“rl ?>' {<5.00 fine before October 1, and will Nineteen men passed the examlor one mile east and three miles ■ ------------। the bond for each at <500, which Average Rate of Taxa­ south of Quimby on Section 13. BANNER WANT LUL|be on probation for a two year per- nations as follows: John Bechtel. mond of Prairieville township on Fine Courtesy to theJ' unable to provide. About Baltimore. Henry Fjanpery will be Extending IIUU UUIHPI Y BrAn!*0’1' Robert Bechtel. Clarence A. Bump, tion in.the State — . four gallons of moonshine waa UIYirt WIUCLI RLMU Edward Pembroke, whose place Albert Dykstra. Frank Erb. Roy Erthe auctioneer and Lloyd Gaskill, 'Boy Scouts and Gamp found by the sheriff and his men. The primary ------------------sciiool fund,------------which clerk. Mr. Padslford offers a fine list > hidden In various places about the. has been so long a source of large Seventy-One Advs in Last was raided some time ago, for pos- way. C- A. Jacobson. Bernard M. ler. of this city. Mrs. Fire Girls ’ of cows. Including registered as well session and sale was given' a jail McPharlin. Herman Newland, Lloyd of Charlotte is loan Rnv Rmuts .nr! n«mn Fir* nirl. bttnl 00 thc PremUc3 occupied by revenue for the schools of Michlas grade Guernseys. He has also a wlU°be - - • •• CrestedtokXXt MrS Silverthorne. gBn. will be considerably-reduced in Schantz, Gerald Week's Issue—A Recog­ sentence of -45 days, put on proba- Peterson. Marshall quantity of hay and grain to be told, Hr»nrh ^m.n^ ’ The two were urr“'Kncd before 1934 as compared with previous tlon for two years' and lined <150. Smith, William Tuttle, W H. Weav­ Prances wheeler, on the occasion of nized Medium a lot of farm tools and household Branch, manager of the Strand Rtrand (Judfe McPe€k y^day and plead years. This Is due to the fifteen mill Robert Barton. 17. and his grand­ er. Edw. B. Whitmore. Robert Wil­ goods are offered The advertise­ theater, is again issuing "Privilege Our readers no doubt noticed the mother. Alice Bilverthorn, age 67. son. Clayton Newland. Ted Ziegler guilty. They will be sentenced later, limitation of taxes, which was ment elsewhere will glv€ the «om- Cards" to the members of these or­ want column of the Banner last were brought before the court and land John Erway. adopted by the voters of this state ganisations. plete list. / week, in which 71 persons or firms confessed to the manufacture and { Six of the men. who took tbs PLAYERS BEGIN WORK In Ifa. The railroads, uiwnieh participated. The Wants made possession of liquor for the purpose work, are going to Battle Creek la­ nu cncuir ccccptc llnea ,! nes and . olh ? r E, G. CORNING. * the Camp Fire Girls on Thursday at UN oLtNIL trrtulo public utilities are not taxed local- nearly a column and half of solid, of selling It. They were remanded to ter for advanced work and special Having decided to quit farming, their special meeting at the school­ the custody of the siteriff and their —■■ ■ , . ly The state taxer them; their rate six point type. F- O. Coming will have an auction house, and the Scouts can get their Old Canvas Curtains to Be of taxation is based on the awThs Banner's want column is cases will be disposed of later cvbaon. Vernon Wlninger, Harvey wedding gown which is sale on the Dun Putnam farm, one cards at Lloyd Shafer's office al 2:00 Burgess. Lloyd Shafer. Winston 1 age rate of taxation paid in the widely read, both by town and ru­ Repainted—“Flats" half ipfie north of Banfield. Henry P. M.. on Saturday of this week. ATTENTION—SPANISH AND ral people. It has become the rec-" Sheffield and Albert Dykstra. state of Michigan. There have been Flannery will be the auctioneer and . It will be necessary to turn in the ognlrcd means of getting buyer and WORLD WAR VETERANS. Constructed times when this tax has been over the list offered Includes horses, cat­ old cards as none will be honored seller together-for numerous arti­ beneficial and the men appreciate An additional enrollment of V«t>. Patrons of Meyer's 5c and 10c <18 per person of school age. but cles and various kinds of property. tle. hogs, chickens, tools and house­ after Saturday. erans for CCC cahipa Is soon k>‘'having such an opportunity afforded the drastic reduction of taxes hold goods. Full particulars are This is certainly, fine -of Mr. store may have noted signs of ac­ Many people find that they have be made. This applies to veterank brought about by the fifteen mill tivity overhead during the past published elsewhere in this issue. Branch and Uje young fcxtople should some tool on the farm, or some arti­ week. This was caused by the con- limitation will brtnr the primary cle in tlie house, or some horse or only. Any veteran interested please COLLEGE SINGERS COMING. appreciate his kindness. • apply to Maurice Foreman. Service are but ,'tructiori of new scenic effects and school fund this year to about <10 JOHN J. DOSTER. For its closing meeting, which wili cow. which they can dlstxwe of. The ttage properties for "Tlie Virgin­ per person between the ages of five Banner want column offers the way officer of the American Legion. Having decided to dispose of his FLAN COUNTY BUDGET. be held on Monday night. April 16, personal property. John J. Doster The finance committee Of the ian." Civic Player production to be and 20. on which the primary to get this knowledge to the peo­ the Hastings Brotherhood has ar ­ CONFIRMATION. will have an auction sale on his board of supervisors met Saturday presented In Central auditorium school money award is based. Last ple. If anyone is tn need of such ranged Mr * Double Quartette of will Rt. Rev. John N. McCormick. farm 4 miles southwest of Delton. to prepare the budget for the coun­ next month. The rooms above the year it was about <13.00. , — — 7 —------- - zmimwi Albion yyvucme CoUaae .students wi'ivum w to giro an an article in Barry county they will _ The ---D. D., of Grand Rapids, Bishop of entertainment The price Henry Flannery will cry this sale, ty to be submitted to the Barry store have been loaned free of BRIGGS CHURCH BENEFITS. offering cattle, chickens, feed and county tax commission. It seems to charge to the players as a workshop western Michigan, will administer nilaslon mission wl wil| be be only only 10 10 cent cents. This ROD AND Banner as it is so widely read. No will give a The auction sale for the benefit country weekly In Michigan reaches the rite of confirmation Palm Sun-’ double quartette tools. Read full particulars on an- be w*n agreed that the county did and scenery loft. There the cur­ quartette will give a delight. TO tains ralvaged from old Reed's opera of the Briggs church' tn Assyria, so large a percentage of the people day evening at Emmanuel Episcopal and that the budget will have to be house are bjlng repainted by Jake was held as announced and worked of the county where it is published JOINS DELTON DISTRICT. Miller to repreeent * street scene in out very happily for all concerned. as docs the Banner dially welcome. increased this year. everybody. That will be what the a Wyoming frontier town; there, There was a crowd of 500 present, double quartette will give. Tickets school district In Prairieville toWhPLAINWELL TO BE A CITY. too. the "flats” and other special The bidding was spirited. As a re­ WANTED. • REBKKAH FAMILY N1GOT. sen distributed among the shlp. voted 17 to 11 tn favor of oonPlainwell on Monday of last week properties built by John Juglc are sult of the sale and the serving of The Rebekahs will have a Family A crpwd at Dowling church aolidatlon with the Delton ooneoU- voted upon the question of becom­ being painted and pal into shape Night at the I. O. O. F hall on Fri­ Broadcasting Station Thursday dated school district- This is the ing a city and putting aside Its vtlrealised, which will be of much help day evening of this week. A pot luck evening. March 22. A play in which second district |n Prairieville town­ different acenes in "The Virgin­ I tp the church in making needed re­ Bedford folks impersonate your fa­ ship which has taken that action. ia IM. followed by an interesting program. vorite radio star. Price lOo.—Adv. office. .«■: -nJ CORN-HOG PROGRAM I 12373369 CELEBRATESFF , TEEIOTW Three Auction Sales MffiOlT OREO PIONEER �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11. 1M4 educational groups £?£ MM SUM MEflCAMP DATES erty lined up. The board at superviaora of the county also hew FOURTH i . t 1 I I ’ The Women's CAMP FIRE GIRLS GET PROMOTIONS’ »reg dub met mday .B^ty-ThreL — Your Bank position in this community and is well equipped to serve every banking need of this county. We invite you to take advant­ age of the services we have to offer, and can assure you that your patronage will be appreciat­ ed. Make this bank your bank. National Bank of Hastings g Sugar 47c IO lb. cloth sack Grape Nut FLAKES urnrxrxs.c5“ni,cxml.1 WATERS moved Into lhe Fred Jones bouse. 221 W. South 8t. CLOTHES SHOP Thursday afternoon. Fifty couples were present at the Cheer Up held in the K. of P. P cneer up party naid hall on Monday evening. Coma to the Irving Grange Pedro party* Wednesday evening. March 21. Light refreshment*.—Adv. Easter shoppers will do well to note lhe prices quoted in F. L. Pair-; child Co.'* adv. this week.—Adv. | How to get expert hotne-decoralIng service free is explained in, Reed's Drug Store adv. this week.— . Adv. Circle No 4 of the Methodist L. A. , B meets with Mrs Fred Jones to­ day Tlie ladies plan to Ue off a comfortable. The Rexel! store offer* new selec-' Hons and exceUent values tn small paper. Mirroiac. Lln-X and window) shade*.—Adv. The Goodwill Ladles' Aid will A Cordial Invitation is Extended To Every Man To Inspect Our Spring Ready Made Clothing Department Smith. Friday. March 23. Dinner noon. Everybody welcome. Mardi 10. to Mr. and Mrs Robert TYibias. Nashville. R 1. at Pennock j hospital. He weighed seven pounds. Mrs. Lillian Btillson of Battle' Creek, former resident of Hastings J fell and fractured one of her knees j recently and is now in a Battle Creek hospital. Rev. Glen Rairigh of Woodland 7:30 P. M at the Church of lhe Naz-! arene Sunday. March 25. Everybody j is invited to attepd. Court stenographer. William Smith of Charlotte, who has been < suffering from a severe attack of in-' fluenza. was able to resume bis court j work hare on Monday. A default judgment, in favor of. Lena Maurer, was granted by the court against her brothers in the I sum of >2.767.62. The action was on notes which they had given her Friends of Wallace Jones were sony to hear of the recent death of his father. E L Jones, of Sturgis, who has been identified with a fur­ niture company at Sturgis for many years. We noticed in tlie agricultural' This P^rty marked the close of lhe Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brandstetcolumns of a city paper the slate- observance ------------- of -• •* — — — ----------- •* ter are moving into the Mrs Gas­ the twenty-second ment that if more people living in birthday of the Camp Fire organ­ kill house, corner Walnut and Broadway Mr. and Mrs Carroll cities would eat dairy butter instead ization. of butter substitute*, the surplus ot McGuffhi will occupy the Mrs. Rase Benham house vacated by the fordairy products would soon be cansumed. . Mrs. Forrest B Lane received a The Banner would add that if . , _________ ■ f telegram Friday morning from her every farmer would make a practice ~ ... r sister. Mrs J C Royce, stating that of eating dairy butter instead of but­ The Boy Scout Court of Honor Mr Royce had parsed away that ter substitutes the butter surplus would be reduced. We believe that a will be held this (Wednesday! eve-1 morning at Lake Placid. Fla. Mr and Mrs Royce's home is In To­ larger proportion of farmers than nlng in the court room On Friday evening, March 30. a ronto, Canada, but were spending city folks consume butler substi­ .Boy Scout registration meeting for ’ their vacation in Florida tutes in this section. j Troop 100 will be held at the Or---------- v----------------------------HEATH OF MARY HICKEY. !angevllle church, fifteen boy* hav-f OBITUARY. Mrs Mary Hickey, who will be ing signed up. An Investiture cere. ( Benjamin rum was born in better remembered in Utts locality . inony will be conducted by a group I Buckinghamshire. England. Dec 26. -------------------.... on Tues­ of |rom HajUlngs Thu u a 1M7. and ‘^parted to his heavenly ua Miss Mary Smith, died day last week in Spring Arbor e»n,munlly ,<n«lr «■«! a good „. tom Match M a< the tana ol Ma i «“d Mtsband hit and township. Jackson county. She was tendance U eMkapaMd. The cytunly Board meeting will be. Mrs. Ml.ton Traltord, at Dowling making her home temporarily with Ht« York «>>™ a nephew. Martin Smith. Her death held In the community room ot the I was due to heart disease. She was bank on Wednesday. March IS. at eUhleen years ot age, Irom whence he moved to Barry county abpul five past 74 years of age. The funeral --------। years later, living the remainder of was held Friday morning at St । his life in Barry and Kalamazoo, DEATH OF PERCY HENRY. Bose church in this city, burial in 1 Percy Henry, aged 44. died on l^“2,u“’1, He was united in marthe Catholic cemetery acre I Tuesday at his home In Baltimore I’rlage with Annie Messenger. Feb SPECIAL SERVICES. township, death being due tof, pneu­ 16. 1676. To this union two daugh- | ters were bom. both surviving him.! The special services being held al monia Surviving are the wife'. Ru’.h Mrs Nell R Solomon of Ross Twp. the Hastings City Mission are con­ Ann Henry, two daughters. Beatrice tinuing this week, and the Sunday and Doris, one son. Donald, his Kalamazoo county, and Mrs. Mary services were exceptional in inter­ mother, a sister. Mrs Maurice Calk­ L Trafford of Dowling. Mrs Furn est and results The coming Friday ins. and a brother. Glenn G. Henry having preceded him seven yearn Besides his daughters and the Rev Edw. Boone of Grand Rap­ of Stanton. The funeral will be at ago sons-in-law he leaves three grandids and delegation from the First his mother's home at Lacey on Pilgrim Tabernacle there will be Thursday at 10:30 A- M., with burial!'children. Ben Trafford of Mattawan, Here you will find your size your colofchoice at the price you will want to pay. $1^50 Boy Scout News Hi-School Suits, 2 pant *18— Sizes 34, 35. 36 Also Top Coats In Several Styles and Colors Waters Clothes Shop “If It Isn't Good We Don’t Carry It DEATH OF FORMER HASTINGS RESIDENT. , Hastings friends were sorry to Tiear of the death on Sunday, March 11, of Charles Albert Newton. 81, at his home in Wilmar, a suburb of Los Angeles. Calif Mr and Mrs. present featuring a class of young in the Fuller cemetery. ' Blanche •DePriester of Dowling, six Newton and family formerly lived singers All Rev Boone s old friends SIXTEEN JOIN UNITED great-grandchildren who will’miss in this city goirtg to Wilmar about are especially invited to come and BRETHREN CHURCH, grandpa as no one but Jesus undermeet him again. ।| As a, a. result of the two weeks' stands Mr Furn was one of six Surviving are the widow. Mrs evangelistic services recently DEATH OF FRANK MAUS. . . . ,, held children One sister. Mrs Hannah Laura E Newton, and three sons. Frank J Maus, aged 62. died at F1rRt United Brethren church, Stanbrook of Ixmdon. survives him William E ot Palo Allo. Leonard E He has been a member of the Wes­ his home in Martin on Saturday * class of sixteen was received into of Santa Roaa. and Charles H of night after an illness of two weeks------------membership --- by the pastor, *the h‘ D Rev 'v leyan Methodist church of Hickory Wilmar Mr Newton was a life member from heart trouble. He was tlie L E Lane They were mostly young Corners for 37 years. Tlie funeral and Past Master of the Hastings son of Mr and Mrs J L. Maus of people This church will hold Its an­ services will be held at the church Lodge No 52. P A A M . in which this City, and is survived by his wife, nual Family Night this week Friday Thursday P. M. at 2:30, Rev C. 8 he was very active while living here one son. his parents, two brothers to which all members, families and Rennel* officiating. Funeral services, under Masonic and one sister The funeral was friends of the church are invited. MARTIN CORNERS. auspices, were held on Tuesday. held al the Kalamazoo Congrega­ । Pot luck supper at 6:30 followed by 8 8 at the church next Sunday March 13. with Interment in San tional church tills Wednesday a good program. at 10:30 followed by preaching and Gabriel cemetery. Sincere sympa­ morning at ten o'clock. Tlie be­ quarterly communion service. All are MORE CARE NEEDED. thy is extended to tile bereaved reaved ones have the sympathy of There have been complaints lo cordially invited to attend these ones. u large circle of friends. the Banner of carelessness of truck­ DIES UNe'xFeCTEDLY. The Young People’s Class of the . DEATH OF MRS SHAWMAN. Iers who bring in big loads of wood. They pile these slabs so high on the 8 8. will hold their class parly this ’ Mrs Frank Naglcr. aged 70. died Mrs Ella Shawman. aged 77 years. ,trucks that the Jarring in driving Friday evening. March 23. at lhe < at her home in Yakima. Wash. on 6 montiis and 10 day*, died at Uic' frequently throws the sticks onto home of Mrs Carrie Fisher < Sunday very unex;>ectedl> after an ikome of her daughter In Owosso on ( Miss Imogene Barry is staying 4 the ground lo the annoyance of. and illness of two days Surviving are the Thursday. March 15. The remains occasionally endangering drivers of with Mrs Anna Endsley in Hastings < husband, two sons. Earl A. of Al­ were brought to Hastings and the ,other cars. the past two weeks' while attending 5 hambra. Calif. and Russdll ot Berk­ funeral was held al the Wesleyan school. [, eley. Calif. also a sister In Grand Methodist church on Saturday at A FINE SUCCESS. Mr and Mrs Orr Fisher were; ’ Rapids. two P M, Rev Wm C Gearhart ,„ aa I1(1C Father B. N. Geller lcpo reports fine Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. ’ Mr Nagler was well known in officiating. Interment was in th a attendance at the St Patrick : sup­ M. Townsend In Hastings. I< this county having lived near Free­ Fuller cemetery in Carlton .Twp An- per on Saturday evening, abcut 450 Mr and Mrs. Austin Ovcrsmlth < port and was a student at the Has­ other daughter is Mrs Clyde Stedge, being served. The ladies .iwught 111-., northwest nnrthwa.1 of nf this thia city ritv lhey ha(j rnough f<xxl prepared but and family of Marshall were Sunday 4 tings High school Mr and Mrs. *ho lives guests of his brother. Clark Over--, Nagler went west over 25 years ago. all were served. iMMicui Till’ uiiFAT ran short anon before oeiocc au servea. smith, and family. DAMAGED THE WHEAT. ( They apprccl>u appreciate thU this |pIe|MUd splendid Paul Sluts and family have moved j1 REV. WILFRED LLKDApparently wheat was badly in- patronage. into Warren Coolbaugh’s tenant < 8AY PAKSES. Jurcd by the severe cold weather ot -------------house. *0 we have four new scholars < Many in Hastings will remember February. The injury was largely DURFEE. at the Martin school. j< Rev Wilfred Lindsey, who was for due to the fact that so little snow The Ladles' Aid Society of the several years pastor of tlie Presby­ covered the wheat The full extent East Baltimore United Brethren EAST IRVING. terian church of this city. For wxne of the injury will not be known Un- church met al parsonage WednesMiss Josephine Hedges has gone'4 time he had been pastor of a lil the frost is out of the ground; but day. Thirty-five were prewnt and to work for a family near Clarks- 4 L Presbyterian church in Vassar. apparently the crop in Barry county enjoyed the day. Proceeds 8635. The vllle. Michigan. He died at his home in will be short by reason of the frost. quilt was Anislied but not disposed The county is cutting the brush that city on Sunday The burial is to of yet. along the road north of lhe Ryan'' F. E. HILL CHAIRMAN. be in Allegan today. Wednesday, a’ P. T. A. at schoolhouse Friday schoolhouse. Maybe we will have a < HU many Hastings friends were evening. Welcome. eleven o'clock. road soma day. We surely need it.' < pleased to read in the Grand Rapid* The east Baltimore Nutrition class Mr. and Mrs. Claud Johnson and> < EXTENSION GROUP NO. 1. Press Friday the announcement that will meet with Mrs. Edythe Welch Mrs. Mattle Orton ef Grand Rap-1 How calorie need of people U F. E. Hill ha* been made chairman Thursday. All members be present ids spent Thursday evening wnl> determined and why our food needs of one of lhe Community Chest so­ and bring a bow). with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Page and ' 1 vary were the subjects discussed by licitation group*. He will have wt4V 1 the leaders. Mr*. K A Caukin and charge of his group in seeking aid Grand Rapid* on business ThureArthur Stocking of Hastings, who 4 ' MrvC. D. Bauer, at lhe meeting of for various Grand Rapid* philan- day. has been slaying at Will Page's the . Extension Group No 1 on Tuesday thropies. | Mr and Mrs OrvlUe Punell were past three weeks, returned home 'afternoon. Vitamins were reviewed RitmNn WARD PT* '8untU* ot Mr. Jullu* Paul of Saturday |< I and how tlie caloric value of food is Warn* pt a will o/ •n<l former* mothe/ estimated was also discussed—Edith The Second Ward “• T. A. will .. wtib, tHwn tnr (Johnson. Secy. have their election of officer* at wi<4R, > (V II T111WH tlie sick 11*1 the past six weeks. Is '4 . their meeting Monday night. March WOQea * , • Wl some better DEATH OF WM. ROSE.. ' The policeman’s "billy" in Indian­ Tlie Associated Pre** con trots '< to be present. apolis ha* been replaced by a rubber 823,000 mile* of leased wire and < his home in Orangeville on Satur­ mace costing 65 cent*—Um billy com serves 1300 morning and evening 4 GUILD NO. U. > day. March 18. after a long illness. paper*. ■. Tlw funeral was held at the Guild No. 15 will meet with Mrs _ Orangeville church en Tuesday aft­ Georsa Biowell. Bo. HanosTr. Wad- , Candy purchaaea tn the United A big jump in bicygla traffic has < ernoon. and interment tn lhe Or- nesday, March 28. Visitors are wrl- states total train 87504X10.000 to 81.l angevllle cemetery. BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS ‘•IOe Sweet Corn Pink Salmon Oleo 3 cans 21C 2 c«a< 25C Only Salada Tea 29c K. C. Baking Powder ig. «»• 22c Gold Medal Flour 24) b. a. $1.09 Cheese Wisconsin Longhorn lb- 20c Fresh Eggs ChiM & Sanborn Coffee *-X8* Miss Virginia Townsend was host­ ess to lhe Ne-top-pew Camp Fire group on Thursday afternoon. Mar 15. at 4 30 At that tlrrte plans were made to attend the Birthday Coun­ cil Fire at Battle Creek which was held in that city Friday evening All the members of the group at­ tended and two of the members. Miss Betty Sigler and Miss Vlrgina. were awarded the rank of Fire Mak­ er The girls were very proud of these members Six others expect lo take this rank in June, which will make all members in this group Fire Makers. At this meeting plans were also made for the local Camp Fire party lo which the mothers and fathers were invited. Frank Sage ha* donated a large room on the second floor of Ills house on So Hanover street, to this group of girls for their own particu­ lar use. and it will be converted into a club room and meeting plan­ ter their Camp Fire activities The girls are very happy over the thoughtfulness of the father of one of their membership. The group meets this week on Thursday after­ noon with Miss Ruth Munton LOCAL NEWS Council afternoon. March 18. in the rterta-1 Fire—Have Birthday every evidenoa of H* favor. Pvopto of that county hare only to 90 into their neighboring county, Allegan, ATTENDANCE WILL AP­ MH. C. D Bauer. Mrs. Harris Wood- BUty-three local Camp Fire Girl* to see - wh»t vplendld woifc the PROXIMATE ABOUT burae. presided. After a short bus!- , and eight guardians, beaides several Foundation U doing. If they should nea« session. Mrs Kenlth McIntyre.1 guest*, went to Battle Creek Friday vtalt Barry and Eaton counties, 850 CHILDREN chairman of the Literature depart- night lo attend the Grand CXxmcil which have had thia service long­ ment, took charge ot the program. F|re of this area, the meeting being er, there would be no doubt In their D-Dcnliuc| a। I The subject ccxuldcred was held at the Boy Scout building. minds at lha value of the work । PERSONNEL HAS ALAUTHORIZATION WAS whk-h the Kellogg Foundation Iscn RCCM NAMED “American Literature.” Mrs. V. R. marking the ctoalng of Birthday OU DECH IDtmcu Wlnlnger gave a talk on "The Week. MADE LAST WEEK doing and of the many benefit* it’ The Hasting* girl* who were ad­ Year's Advance in Letters,” and "a will confer upon the rising gen. W. K. Kellogg Foundation Is Review of the Year’s Representative vanced in rank were: Wood Gath­ Health Training Start* After eratton. Drama " Mrs. c. B. Hodges re­ erer Virginia Ducker; Fire Makers. When the matter was first pre- j Doing Beneficient Work Preliminaries Are Complet­ viewed tlie play "The Late Christo­ Susanna Sumner. Virginia Waters. for Under-Privileged pher Bean." by Sidney Howard, the Jean Everhart. Marie Everwon, Bcted—A Fine Service entirely new proposition, Tne Founrne Kellogg n-enogg Foundation rvuouavun. lias IU» ma- ---------------------------- *~ve>, year's----representative novel, muu Miss t> Sigler and Virginia Townsend; m only —•_ show _»----- •*--■ We congratulate Van Buren coon- 'dation could that it ' The Glasgow choee chose 1Margaret I Torch Bearer. Edna Schultz, who "e Glasgow ty upon the fact that it will be the meant well, aa it had not done any lured plans for it* camps at Pino (Sadie fourth county in which the W. K. work anywhere until it began op- and Clear lakes, lo be held during Ayers-flNms' “Within This Prewent," took her rank in handcraft. Mrs. jthe edition of poetry Talifer" by Ida Cook wa* awarded the WauKeilagg Foundation’s health pro- era Lion* in this county Even C1m> the summer months. Approxlmatcly 850 children from Edwin Arlington Robinson was the pakisoo honor for distinguished gram will be carried out. The au- i board of supervisors had some mis­ thortzation for this extension wa* | givings a* to the wUdom of tanc- Allegan, Barry and Eaton counties, choice of Mrs Geo. Lockwood Alice service. Two other Hastings ladles, made at a meeting ot tlie Kellogg Honing the work. They could not also from Battle Creek, will be cared Longworth's. "Crowded Hours" was-Mr*. E. A. Caukin and Mrs. Aben received “ this honor last —------'*• --------Foundation directors held last believe that the Foundation would for during the summer camp periods presented by Mrs. McIntyre a* a Johnson. at the W K. Kellogg Foundation leading book of the year, re presen t- year and were again recognized on week. come into the county and do all it Friday evening because of their ThU health program Is now lu Proposed without reddling a lot of Camp at Pine lake, tlie dates for mg non-fiction. Mrs. McIntyre read . tne review ot mis book oy M» ’ ara outstanding ouuuuiuun work wur* during uuruig the ycwi uic year of this by Edward operation in Barry. Allegan and Ean .expense upon the taxpayer* of this which were announced Thursday by the | Kingsbury from the “ Ne^t. •* York lhe board board realized v —•- Mrs. Dosic Crue and Mrs. Elvira ton counties. Requests have been I county, countv. which which the realized the Foundation officials Sayles received honorable mention The first <?f the three regular Times Book Review. received from many other Michi­ they could twt stand for at that After tlie the reviews. Mrs. McIntyre Over ~ seven *hundred "*“■* gtrls and five three-week camps will care for 150 gan counties for the extension of time. boys and girls It will begin June and other members of the club'hundred parent* and friends were this service, but no definite decision It would be difficult to find any 25 and extend to and through July recommended many books both of present at the ceremonies, which are has been tjiken by the board ex­ person In Barry county now who is fiction and non-fiction and said that held annually in Rattle Creek. not heartily in favor of the service cept a* to Van Buren county. The second camp will extend a number of them were in the cityi On Saturday evening the annual Van Buren certainly gave evi­ rendered by the Foundation It ha* library Birthday party yas held at the dence of tlie fact that It desired shown itself to be especially Inter­ from August 6 to 25. inclusive Each Tlie next meeting of the Club will! Methodist church parlors, the par of these camps will care for 150 un­ this service. A petition was pre­ ested tn promoting the good health be zvp**> April u6 a«<u und viir the program wm will w be ent* and Camp rFire executive wmcomacr - privileged cnuuren. ••• v*vv«,**v sented to the Foundation signed by of the children of this county, who der-privileged children Following the last ot these three i in charge of the Citizenship commit-1 mlttee members being guests of county officers, every supervisor, all will soon be U* future citlrens. The there will be two one-week camp. tee. honor. Mrs. Aben Johnson's group the phyUlcians, attorneys and benefit* of tlie work are to appar­ period*, for 200 boys each, of Boy ----------------- ------------------------ | had arranged clever and attractive township officer* of the entire coun­ ent that there is no opposition Scout age from Allegan. Barry and LyBARKER s BIG SALE. decorations of green crepe paper. ty. No more conclusive evidence of Eaton coyntles. i As announced in these columns i candles, and small wigwams, for the BURIAL OF MRS POWERS. the interest of the people in the Mr E. H. Martindale, who has last week, the Prescription Drug tables, all enjoying a pot luck supThe remains of Mrs Cora Powers, work of the Foundation could be directed the winter camps at Pino Store. U A LyBarker proprietor, per Mrs Gary Crook. Mrs William who died in Mount Dora. Fla., ar­ lake, has been named as director of of. has lias some special news for lhe the people people '1 Duckcr. Jr Jr.,. and Mrs. Martin Martin Van There are several preliminaries rived here on Friday and burial was tha aimmer ramn <»lm lhe summer camp also, with XXra Mrs !nt of Ma«tln»« Hastings anrl and Rarrv Barry rrumtv county thi* thu rValaen Dalsen comm-teed comprised the Klinner supper com­ to be looked after before the made that forenoon in Riverside —. Tlie------------------girls sang'~their bless­ Grace Lobdell as assistant director, week. Commencing March 28 and mlttee. Foundation will actually begin work cemetery. She is survived by one and director of nutrition The com-' continuing through the balance of ing Ann, song a* all were gathered around in Van Buren county. There must daughter. Mrs Lemuel Colson, of plele personnel of the staff for the that week, ending Saturday night, a the tables. Short talk* were given by be organized medical, dental and Mt. Dora, who came with the body. Pine lake camp will be announced | "One cent Sale" will oiler to shop- Mrs Stewart and Mrs. Burch of later Mrs. Grace Lobdcll Is director pers an opportunity to buy to ad- Battle Creek after supper. MUr. of the Clear lake winter camp, but | vantage. Mr. LyBarker announces Florence Craven, field executive, thr tulle a customer may mav urged the closer cooperation of par­ the rtamn Camp Firn Fire Girlt Oirls wilt will huvp have nw. pos­ that at this sale session of that camp during the select an article at the regular price ents with daughters as a mutual The various Camp Fire summer, so Mrs Lobdcll will be and then may obtain another just benefit. spared for the Pine Lake camp for like it for only one cent Many items groups gave a short play In which arc advertised far this sale Readers each one told of their "Hobble* ’ the eleven weeks. a* "Father Keith Gordon will be quartermas­ of this paper arc urged to turn to Lillian Tolhurst acted-------------------ter of the summer camp and Marc another page and find full par-,Time’’ and Betty Bigler wa* the tlculars of this merchandising event page Each group . demonstrated Squler will be steward. The NATIONAL BANK OF --------*♦* ----------their hobby in an interesting tnanJT WOULD HELP. ncr ’ ‘ HASTINGS occupies a strategic NE-TOP-PEW GROUP. V. X. KBLLOGO FOUMDAHOM TO OOMDUCT woxxnoERi . Women's Club Gum 3 ptg>. 10c Toilet Tissue 2 rail. 9c Lighthouse Kleanser 3«a»» 10c Flour OXYDOL hmw. b«»i 2 24j n>. mb 99c IOC We Buy Fresh Eggs FOOD CENTER FELDPAUSCH’I WAREHOUSE Yourielf and Save Telephone 2609 TKAND THEATK|= r Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 2244*2557 SUNDAY and MONDAY, MARCH is and 26 SPECIAL ATTRACTION Will Rogers m Mr. Skitch ► With ZASU PITTS — ROCHELLE HUDSON Charlie Chase in “LUNCHEON AT It" "SHE WRONGED HIM RIGHT" Latest Pa the News ADULT8 U CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS TUESDAY, MARCH 27 Lilian H Al? V€y —Spicy. . Romantic . . Gay My Lips Betray With JOHN BOLES — EL BRENDEL Added—“HOOKS AND JABS” Latest Paramount News ADULTS ifc — CHILDREN 18c — No Coupons Required WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MARCH 28 29 H. G. WELL® In a Fantastic Sensation The Invisible Man Comedy. "OPERATORS OPERA* Paramount Pictorial « ADULTS U CRNTS Pathe News CHILDREN 18 CENTS FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 30 and 31 2—FEATURES—2 FEATURE NO 1 REX ‘The Wonder Hone’ King of the Wild Horses FEATURE NO 8 Edmond Lowe <« BOMBAY MAIL ADULTS Uc i~ CHILDREN 18c > �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21, 1934 Tlinn nrnilinrn l°f conirou*! «le O< liquor was dp-!mach«ery and the material to malef I HtlH btnVILLo fuff th nnunne rntt lUUtUIUnoi^ s'^^rK; , Industry and that of capitalistic' countries. Culturally Russia is advancing.' That is the outstanding thing in ------------cunic came bock uoc* to io inc the United uniicu aiuics States uiiu and Russia. Schools have been estab­ r’ATTMnrrr Dsnv ■ v. i___ .____________ _ ... COUNTY FARM DEBT AD.wrote their views on the merits of lished everywhere. In almost every । JUBTMPNT nnMMTT th0 Canadian, system of handling vacant room in towns and cities' JUBimEAT COMMITth, HwlraaiBtlwlropinion, wm adults gather and are really going! TEE ON THE JOB a* far apart as the poles; yet they to school—receiving Instructions on ; i had seen Identically the same things1 how to live.’how to do things, also. j In Canada. Be thought that ap­ Ui many instances, adults are being 1 ATTORNEY ARCHIE D. jpiivu plied u? to ivpv*u> reports vnint that luiuc come num from taught to read and write. The pres­ to Russia. Russia. He He declared declared that that ent Russian philosophy of life Is: MCDONALD, SECRETARY j visitors to country is lhe most irritating and “No man shall be permitted to exexasperating, and at the same time plolt his fellowmcn for his own Other Members, Eli Lindsey, 1 exasperating. the most interesting and challeng wr « u , L. -m / Interesting challeng-­ When a young -4111111 gradM. 0. Nichols, Chas. Wood­ ing. country In the world today. , profit." nates from an American university. He said he thought Russia could hi* aim is how to make lhe best use ruff, Mrs. Carrie Fisher On Monday. kfarch 12th, 1934. at not be fairly Judged unless one took Of his training In order to make the Into consideration what they are best living and the highest social the Pantllnd hotel in Grand Rapids, driving at. They have abolished standing he can for himself. In a meeting was held at the request capitalism and profits from their Russia group success, no*, individual of the Farm Credit Administration system. They are Working feverish- fuccesa. is the alm. 9 of Washington. D. C. The purpose i ly to make Russia a great industrial wple the H Question is a of thia meeting was to conduct a of the members of the Fa"mHDtbt shar,<;tI “J1 l?e pS°plc, ^tead of ^-bere. the speaker believes that Adjustment Committees for the' JJSSuX Hite“mH" morc i,roKre“ ls b'II1K made ,hPre Western District of Michigan in tn>pndoua|y bl< c^nlry. ,wlth than in any other country .In flghtwhlch Barry county is located. vU°d“<ite*Uri“ ^tei?Brberia^to *ng the,.drlnk hablt Youn« PMP'eThese committees were appointed In yiBdlV06t?x. >” Eastern Siberia, to especially, are turning against vodcach county by the Honorable Sama.C“P,h2 kB' wh‘ch U the drlnkuel T. Metzger, Commissioner of the !?i M igreJ*1 *5, lhe dbllance ffO*H cause it interferes with their efflDepartment of Agriculture for the! n cleney w *wk<r8 Tbe Kwernment State of Michigan, some time agu. i?ot gm ou.l oJ £.a“J®” ,tcJT,t0lZ n issues strong propaganda against The primary purpose of these com- lro*e**b,B ^rom Vladivostok to Mos- nt|Uor drinking. It isn't prohibited, mlttee* is to act as arbitrators be- cow’ but U10 trend of the'government and tween debtor and creditor, where it i •'ald that Russia has been a of the people Is becoming more and is necessary that the creditor cut hundred years behindthe so-called more set against intoxicating 11the amount of his claim, go civilized countries of western Eur- quors. that the debtor may be able tocom-;°lw 'n development, but she is The speaker said the worst wrongp.r w<ji tne requirements of the! now making tremendous strides. Her |n j^s judgment that had Imt-ii done Federal Land Bank Commissioner I people, at the beginning of tlie So- by t|le determined effort In obtaining a loan. cxiwrlment. were 70 per cent of (be government to stamp out reThe requirements of the Land1 ‘“‘’crate. At that time there were jjgion altogether. He said he could Bunk Commissioner arc that the not murt' ,hnn 2.000 000 men cn- understand --------------- -----------------------why they ■had gotten in­ debts against any particular farm'?® other^ pursuits than farm. ged — in-----------------------— — to that frame of. mind because, unc>n not be more than 75 per cent of ‘' n« ~ “'ld n*7ic*" “»ndwln« *Now ’ ‘ lhere <j,r the rule of the Czars, the the appraised value of the property. are 20.000.000 men engaged in in- ChurCh was used as an instrument These committees have functioned duxtries This has brought a ire- of oppressjon. It uplieid thc Czar's RuMlan cities, rule Jt kept tnc ppopje jn slavish free of cost and have been helpful mendous iyowth In many coses. Even where the Moscow, which in 1917 had one and jgnormjc,. and superstition and million* of prople. now ftWght every attempt to hbwwlize, debtor could not comply with the one-quarter 1 the government and give the Rus-1 requirements of lhe Federal Lond has over four ,nllll5>2L ,In Bank Commissioner. In several 'istencw elite* of 250.000 have been >lan [>roplp a ch<nfp ,t un rtuc,. I WTrf lmpovrrtah«j cases the local committee has been built Within the last seven or eight Uon able to get creditor and debtor to­ years in what wa* unlil then an bj, tbe building of great churches I gether. whereby interest paymenu open ' prairie. wllh bejeweled ikons. In 11have been waived and adjustments The speaker declared that there luslratlng thc superstition fostered made with lhe hope that eventually is, now more building going on in by the Russian church, he told of Hie creditor will be able to work his Russia than in all the rest of the several Russian churches, each of way out of an otherwise impossible world put together. They are fever- which held as a sacred relic thc leg situation. ishly at work trying to provide bones of a certain saint When thc The headquarters of lhe Barry Ih'.using for their industrial popula- Soviets took charge of the gevernCounty Farm Debt Adjustment . tlon. There is ,„ U1V .... more life ... in Russia merit, they stripjx-d the churches of Committee Ls at the offices of At- . than anywhere ™ else ™ In JXrcp?. Europe, these ikons, and put in a museum in tomey Archie D. McDonald, of this I| Tnc ----------the - w , bines of thia aainL Tlie BpeiUpr speaker said thp the first |nin< thing Moscow leg city. He is secretary of the commitlmpre5ses you on visiting n big They found that this saint must [cityin ’ in Russiais liThc ’crowds"of'pro^ b«d mor^ lives than cal. p.. a . 'city Russia the crowds of t>*o- have had more lives than a a cal. in in Eli Lindsey isthe chairman of the ple you fiM. on thc sircPtJ T^y arP order to hffve legs enough to supply are j|t either many bones bones for for these these churches— committee. Tlir The other other members mentfjers lire ,lth(.r goln/ going to' to work? work, coming coming Zfrom from «> many Mortimer C. Nichols. E_ Hastings . ;work or carrylng on some work He a whole room full in fact. Russians Charles Woodruff, Hastings. 'UTS, and sa'ld'lie' <-• • • - (iidnoTsee ■ —- • -whaTyou -‘ ---• • - art-. »..OT,a,,w might turning ..MH.,, away from M.anU such silly tlllrr j Mrs, Carrie Fisher. Hastings. call a well-dressed man In RuMla. ex- supersiltlon*. he said. This committee wishes it known cept a few visitors in that country The speaker tu»id the French revo-; that they are at Hie service of the from outside. Ye£ ]>eople we in lutioii had pul an end to the feudal public to assist in any way possible; comfortably clad Everybody wears system. He thought the Russian but as arbitrators only. Their serv­ working clothes Stalin and all the revolution would put un end, wlthices arc free of charge. hlghest officials wear plain working- in the next 25 years, to the cxploilamen's clothes. । non of the- many by the few for thc Soviet Russia Seeking To The thing thnt'stands out in your benefit of the few. In Russia this mind as you visit Russia Is that idea is being carried out by the Bo­ Solve Employment Problem thers: are no unemployed. Everyone victs In Italy and Germany It lx is busy. People move into Russia being fostered under dictators. He from other European countries to predicted lint there would oe more < Continued from |>age one) find work, particularly from their dictators unless the other governthat would Interfere would be: Will Slavfc neighbors. Russia is glad to menu of Eurojie find a way to give It be profitable to make It? If there set them -------- w to work, but tells ....... them employment to tiieir people ...... and bet—. is no prospect for profit It will not plainly that they cannot have com- ter opportunities <n life for lhe av be made, no matter how many peo- > fortable places to live, because it erage man. pie might desire that article. . ’[lias *— been “ 'Impossible —1— lo build *— build; "J The spKlker believes that lhe I Dr ur Hall non did am nut not hesitate nesnate to ings fast enough for the growing NRA and other alphabetic movetharply criticise many things he population of her industrial towns Incnts thnt our p^Ment has origifound in Soviet Russia. He de- and cities, and do lhe other things natctl are a part of the American nounced Its ruthlessness in carrying I'peoples lXx>ple's protest • .HI ui uu i ) iRussia nuiwHi feels she nnv lias iu» to do uv first.mop. protest against a condition out it* program; condemned its atIn the Judgment of the speaker!of things which forces 10.000.000! tltudc toward religion - os being 1 Russia, in ten years from now. will mcn out ot employment, while the i narrow and bieoted in the extreme i he the hest eeonnmirnllv-eniiinned ... — > bigoted thc extreme, j be thc best economically-equipped MUntfy haa machinery necessary lo He found in Moscow from eight to oountry in Europe. She is becoming’ cmploy them and the American peoten people crowded into a single an industrialized induntrinliznd nation hnx ple would ■,_a nation. That ha* be Bjnd to u«.._ have ,i.> the things loom and have lo live there. In been dlfilcult to undertone because whlch theM! ldic men could make, if spite of all this he believes that In her population at the start was so a saner method of distribution ten years Russia will have outstrip­ largely ignorant peasant*. There is wrked out. He believes ped the other nations of Europe, undoubtedly suffering in Russia due Uml America will work out her | and in 25 years every Russian fam­ to lack of rood, said the speaker; problem of relief from lhe existing. ily will be supplied with a docent but it seems to be borne willingly, conditions, not in Uie same way us | home, and an abundance of the and 1* largely due to the fact that Russla. oennjmy and Italy arc do- | things that make for human com­ Russia sells her best product* to lng. but in what might be termed I American way. " Individual lib-1 fort and enjoyment on thc material get money to buy machinery, in ortide. der to take her place a* an Indus- Prt ot MUon M we lmve known lt । Speaking of Russia. Dr. Hall said trial nation and to provide her ,n the past, the Slxwker said, he feels ! u wU| Ur<<.i dli>p. | that one's views of that country people with better living conditions. SUK_ u and what is going on there are apt Here in the United B .trs we We mort. .nd niore to be tainted by his views on eco­ have the equipment, the rtllled men 0^^ or industry ,: nomic subjects A few years ago. he and the machine* with which to and evfn of prtcea. (or ■aid. Dr. Clarence True Wilson, make articles that our people want; must be found to set Idle mcn nt head of lhe Department of Educa­ but we cannot make them because and better methods of tion and Morals of the Methodist mir people cannot buy them now. al- dmnbution must be devised thin Episcopal church, and Clarence ??g^eT ly eschan«e we have ever had in order lo have Darrow, noted lawyer of Chicago, their labor for lhe things they want. our people supplied with tlie things both visited Canada together, to de­ To the Russian It I* absurd to lack they really want and cannot get be­ termine whether Canada's method things when you have the men. the cause of uncertain employment. j Tlie speaker dl/l not attempt to say how this W to be done In , America, but he believes the beginnlng is now being made at Wash-1 ington. We will have, he said, a j new type of planned and controlled social order, one that will keep peo­ ple at work, without the flood tides We h»\e Just received a new shipment of Chain which will be and ebb tides in our economic life, 'which have occurred so often and produced so much suffering. them. Many other nice piece* of furniture have been received | We think everybody who heard thia week. It will coat you nothing to visit this store and see Dr. Hall was Impressed with the fact that he tried to make a fair | Statement of the alms and purposes of the Russian government, which he said Is now the strongest in Eur­ ope. There Is no question about the Michigan Ave, 1st Door Sooth Home Lumber Co. 'Russian people being back of their W. J. COBKIN, Manager. A ’ government, because they already begin to see that far better economic I conditions are coni Ing to them, i through government. He believes, too, that the atheistic ideals will disappear and that a vital and spiritual religion will take it* place in Russia. SPECIAL ON CHAIRS FACTORY CLEARANCE FURNITURE CO. Coal is Stock Glen Rogers and Bradshaw Pocahontas Red Clover Solvay Coke Consumers Gas Coke Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage WEEKS CORNERS. Mr, apd Mrs. H. O. Armour and Dorothy Harmon of Hickory Cor­ ners visited at Lyle Dickerson's Bun­ day. Dawn Hampton of East Delton suent lhe week end with her cousin. Jeane Dickerson. Qus Herbstreith and family have moved to Detroit where he has Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dickerson were Battle Creek shoppers Satur­ day. Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Dickerson and Jeane visited Mr. and Mr*. Fred Ritchie of Kalamazoo Bunday. The latter is gaining slowly from her re-' cent operation. Miss Bernice Wood 1 | is assisting with the housework. . Children *s aster Fashion Para Oxfords Straps 98c Women ! Fascinating Spring SHOES Sylvia $£•49 They’ll be "sell-outs” at this low price I New stunning fashions—oxfords, pumps, straps—in kid, calfskin and patent. Built to "Sylvia" specifications to assure you of good-looking footwear, exacting fit and long wear! All heel heights in sizes 3 to 8. Misses’ Patent In The CORRECT Shades for Spring! Straps SILK STOCKINGS Oxfords 98c p<ir $1.49 Leather Sole Broad Shoulders! Stitched Collars! New Belted Polo Types! COATS $9.90 These coats have loads of style, good tailoring, and the right Spring colors and fabrics. Hairy tweeds, soft dressy woolens, polo types, lasket weaves. A group that proves again that Penney's Spring coats arc fine bar­ gains. Dark colors, beige, grey, bright shades, and instels. They’re Penney Gaymodcs . . . fine gauge, special yarn sheer-ehiffons, chiffons, and srmi-servienveights! — All with dainty silk pient top— French heel — cradle solei Flawlessly knit. Full-fash­ ioned. .Perfect fit. IFo men's and Mints Sites ADONNA Trimmed Silk SLIPS! SWAMI-TOP 98c Combinations ValukI Shaped and modeled to fit without a wrinkle, with plenty of room for bend­ ing and turning! Bluom- shaped swami brisiicrc! 98« Just in Time for Easter! bottom I Sues Youthful Styles, lots Pila Fabric of bright bows, ascots! Jackets Smart New Jean Nedra Black and Colon DRESSES HATS 98« Suit Ensemble These "little monex" dresses have tlie right fashion points! Dark crepes with print accents, vivid prints with contrasting touches or with white, plain skirts with print tops—choose from this fresh, new, bright collection. A marvelous assortment of styles in sewed Pedaline braids. All the wanted Spring colors in addition to smart black, brown, and navy. Brims, beret types, sailors. Wonderful vdlucs! $9.90 Size* for Misses and Women. Pastels or Print Combinations for Sister’s Easter FROCK .$1.98 Big gtrU! Little girls! ANKLETS She/ 3 to 14 yttrs Navy Blue, or Soft Pastels in Toddlers’ Flannel ISC Rayon plaited or mercerized. Plain or fancy lop. Tan, pas­ tels, white. Misses* Rayon Here’s a happy Easter for the girls in the family! Soft, solid colors, or prints for the young­ er ones, and bright touches of print on gay colors for the big­ ger girls I All well made, very pretty styles. Bias Bloomers Vests 25« HATS Slips Regulation Navy Blue, or Navy with cunning phtd collar. Pastels with embroi­ dered motifs, and handsome pearl buttons. Single or dottle breasted Sues; Infante* to 116-118 East State Street — Hastings, Michigan ityles. 4 tears. �| This and ‘That ~ op " I •tilft:"’ ■■ - . Aboiuh imthoommiuk. ■—'.ntl nmvlrte for the review of U-1 What Others Say ■__________ - - - ■ flpOK BBOK. »4li«r*. liiaamenta by the local court*. 'mmwin «*» I crr.U • <x «Uu«m«n:1 I "The Groat Gamble.' Careless Driving. Deadlier Than War. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. The Reading Circle connect* with the Calhbhc church met at th on the evening of St. Patrick's day, and listened to an appropriate lit- ran un. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Hula tr. and Mra. Leander Rogen and ann. r. Norton Of ryvilte won gi . J- E. Norton nwsuy. K Ruth Eva and Hugh Jama* Nev- TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. with their aunt, Mrs. Ernest Wilder ter attending * *how*r for Mr*, muth. ■ ------ 5board with power to deal with de- ^u^uon on the evident disreJorophlne Smith WWttemoro. Under the title, “The Great Amer­ turned Saturday rratn Florida whera On Wednesday evening Mrs. Bell­ 1 *?*---------------- .**. J1**11*1**’! Unguent taxes.- Many delinquent spcct for head tax law and the ican* Gamble" we recently read a they have been since the 7th of No­ O. K- Doyl*. who formerly altendMr. and Mr*. Forrest Smith of ingham Invited in a few friends and ‘ . ...._ !---------------.-----------------1--------- i.taxes must either be reduced, ad-"taxpayer's strike," there Is also a McOmbeT district, Mr*. Mabie compilation of traffic accident sta­ vember. Ute former’* daughter and ; more serious aspect of the sltua- tistics that makes one atop and husband. Rev. Wm. Getetop and ticing physician of Augu*t*. wm French of Urbandale. Mr*. Mary «rl»tUn« br MslL Pe«tp»i«i: Justed or cancelled. • preddem of that village at . .. . , . tion which automatically throws think. family of Alma, had Just arrived In ielected 1 McIntyre, Mr. and Mra. Ray IY COUNTY. ONE YEAH. 81.00 r p«m >■ Mvaara.; Reduce the cost ot government to jnto the large class of people mo reccnt election by a good ma- Ing. On Saturday Mrs. Smith will Pierce and Allen of Bedford and the state state ror for an ail inaonnnc indefinite stay stay ■ a{j return lo her home at Fkxt Atkln1ARBY COUNTY six montus «». the minimum. Tlie state must no'. who are doing more to destroy the uurmg n»*j. .huu were Mr*. Ette Spiller of Ba.til* Creek During 1833. jh 20.800 were xurea killed few days days'’ before their departure. |I wtecnn*in They report a most• delightful win- I wu.Rev, Cox- Judge smith. Jaaon Me•on-- wucotuin. ‘ consume lhe citizen's itome with American character and the high, and 850,700 people were injured in were guest* at Andrew Smith * Fri­ uirj rvjMt uvi^iuui ----, — --------fXjHAjun^corNTr. three months MIuo. TO.Hr Handv snrl A d»v tin. of the Farmer'* day evening, the occasion being Mr*. day rate meeting lo Azul Mum B.U, 1UM, utd Ideals for which our early patriot* — the lu,e------------------ and highways. ’In «r. but re, dUappolmM, TL Ts7 High Governmental eo*ts. died all the criminal class other wotaa words mic one i>cr>oa person out out or of evev-1overshoe* ■ u.vu than ...... -— omcr and winter overcoat*, tte I Nagler leave for Saginaw Club will be held at thc Almon Parr Spiller** birthday. ' OUTSIDE HSHHY COUNTY, ONE THE SUREST WAY TO REDUCE combined When we destroy respect. cry 1M RUffCred from someone's order of lhe day here. home on Feb. 24th. A pot luck TEAR IN ADVANCE2------------Monday to attend the State ConvenMr. and Mr*. Dale Sponable of luncheon in charge of John KUlick. Maple Grove visited al J. E. Nor­ TAXES IS TO SPEND LES8 for onc |BU al| law, must suffer a* careles.sn»M U the general aver-' W. L. Bhultera. W. J. Field. DrJ1*®®* «*• L?B<ut' -•2.00 a age mat prevauea prevailed tnrougnout throughout tneic. the C. E. Hoag. Dr. j. J. woocon. Wooton. noy Roy GC- . W‘11Uon «•« t°r Tote- Eli Lindsey, and MONEY. U consequence conscquc.Kc of lowered ...»<*.u moral ... fl- agc " Bort Brown will ton •* Bunday. thc -----------ultimate---------result------------must beLuuuirj counlrywre wereappiicu applied to<i*ovui*s. Hastings,lliruua, til Fuller.u-C v.U caimuiiua. Edmonds.n,R.n-H.wpLop- , *>•---------Ohio,--------Tuesday, where will be aerved al noon. --------------------------------------------------- and..... , ' ---- —.*he~ — Mr. and Mra. George Fuller-----of . Abolish tax exemptions on nil bcr. 4DVEUT18IXG HATES. thr breaking breakins down of all law en- wou wrw,ia >»»■>•. about 33 nc. dead and iinn_ I penlhlen. nantniar, »« t, v-rv Thuraday. March 22, the Pine - Plainwell spent Tuesday al Andrew the |d mean M. * A t.mM. Lambic, r* c. A. Kerr, । make an extended vlalt visit with her ^I,3C^iirl»,C5 a^it2COn,rf fcrcemcnt ftrcpmc'nt These conditions conditions have have;; jjur un,..d d During During the the World World war. war. it It is Ls ‘ Frank Frank Horton. Horton. James James Mason Mason and and daughter. Mrs. Walter Bucktout. Buckhout, Lake Nutrition Class wlll maet at Smith**. These producing. AU forms of wealth and aIrTndy reached an alarming state.. estimated that 860 rounds of artil- Loren* Schrumpf went to Marshall and look after the interest* of her the tome of Emma-Nevins. The lesThe Ladles' Aid was well attended Income should share tn the supW» — .j. — ., .. .to attend ---------..-------of . the new grariUoa. Henry Donald Buck­ son will be Counting Calories. Whether we like it or r,nf not. ♦*••» the !. ■ |— ery nrc ------were— used up— per soldier Tuesday a meeting at Mrs. Mina Pranshka's Wednes­ head tax is a binding provision on killed Therefore the annual de-1 new Rotary club tn that city ot tout. day. A fine dinner was served and port of government. Miss Edith Babcock is the delo- staff spent the week end with her an enjoyable afternoon-wm spent. tXK)k-' and *t possesses struetton of life through traffic hi I which E. B. More is president. EVERY MAN. WOMAN AND odr riinn HAITUF RIGHT TO LIVE i*4 "‘“L1? f°rCC °thrr sIaU'' America is as deadly as an artillery Mrs W. N Gladstone spent a few Mrs. Gladys Chamberlain will en­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall. , . ” TOL,Vb whl,»' nn>’ self-respecting res- bombardment of 25.714,000 shells. Ajday* las', week with her daughter. State Convention at Detroit thia tertain thc April meeting. On un Thursday xiiursoay evening several several , ~ . IN HIS OWN HOME Ida nt is duty bound to comply with,, canllon woujd have to be fired once j Mias Elizabeth Gladstone, of KalaU» pomnuBlO .tuntoi u» I Mixa Maude Trego returned from Minstrel atow and Mock Trial pre-1 A HOME SHOULD BE AN AS- >»< alone respecting Ito Christian each mU»ute day and night for 48 . mazoo. uiazoo. Echoes" at the baU Friday JSt-ESS harlotte Saturday after a three wnlM by th. PUlnw.U Drastic k up uiu amount uinuuni of vi am-I «u>-1 IMrs. Irma Burt of Gait. Iowa.! Charlotte c«m SET NOT A LIABILITY •Irtue of being subject to all au-|ycara to U5C ' . thprlty not cofitrary lo Christian munition TT.L. -Z__ _J idea of came Friday to assist , JU in the care ol'UC€Kj vlalt W'thtrlends. This gives some Club and sponsored by the AmortPi^ciples. | the destructive Itlve force force of Of carelessness carelessness her her mother. mother Mrs. Mrs Alice Alice Cundall. rbinrlalt at! r>> ' ’ can Legion. Lloyd Nottingham was ?ci^.d F.^rvftneUJ5.?l!2A U us as being about ... the — most sensible _ T|W cl#lm t)1Bl [hls law un. । on the hl(jhways Mr# Erlwwrcl Groat'* in South Has- FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY a member of the cast. 2?d E','ery°ne welcome. comment on the lax question wc constitutional has no bearing on, I Professor R. C- Barrett of Ohio, Th* Easter Railbr nrrurram The program will will Itn be nlvpn given • • • , Ungs. On Friday evening Marion delivered ids popular lecture on tlie have read to date. Between the idea 'b<1 *tB,us the law and can only "Drive v>>ciu»y carefully niuuiui enough im for nnuyour- I mfj Mrs.. w W.. u B. mcuutiuia McDonald ana and aaugadaugh- 1 Easter night at tbs church- Watch "Immortality of the soul” in Ses­ Champion. Marion Boulter. Itelta next week for detailed announce­ and lhe fulfillment however, stands “ Am- ^vrnlis "offl' ,b’‘t,o<hPr * J*r’ ^kn’ ChBrkMU' *"e -.ii pr , . . ?. J ®nb , safe rule of the road to follow. Every Saturday of Mrs Ed Power and sion's Hall. Freeport. Sunday eve­ Minor and Rosemary Elzey, local ments. politics This is why the lt.cas wilt clnl Interpretation to such deter- । motorist ha* certain legal rights (Mrs F- E McMillan. -* ning. lhe Hlh. The hall wa* densely Camp Fire girls, attended the Grand Mm. W. Drake Is reported slightly probably not be put into cflcct soon, mination can only defer enforce- £jut aj) the rules of the road irt’the | Mr. and Mrs Arthur Gotts and packed Thc large audience listen­ Council Camp Fire at Battle Creek better at this writing. is'also the reason why our present nicnt. but lt docs not alter the tax- WOrld won t bring back a lost life, children of Nashville are here for an ed with lhe closest attention for for all of the girls of this area. Hie more than two hours, to thc very ceremony was very beautiful and MILO. WITHOUT A COUNTRY. The--------girls--------were-----------sccom, able and instructive lecture. Thc 11impressive. —---------- -------Mr. and Mr*. Freeman Fisk have As recently as 1930 thc name of Professor proved conclusively from, panlcd by Mrs. Bess Farr, local dla philosophical standpoint that the I rector. Mr- and Mrs- Claud Cham- moved from lhe Fenner farm to a Samuel Insull was a synonym for ------- — w------------ --- ------- --Ul|t w>, । m aryruin came aunaay lor i ____ ____________________ farm near Coat* Grove where he soul b Immortal. |plon. Mr. and Mn. Russell Miner power and gemus. HLs "invisible legLslature ItRLslature was a -great success, emment has demanded that every whcrr where a n morc more or |less eM serious smash I with relatives here enroute from wid’Clancy eiancy Farr. Farr. ;*‘u ««k the coming year. We will Gold 101 1-9. .and .... ... . Practicallv nothing nothing was wax accomaccoiu- ’nature mature resident restdent, contribute contribute $2 $200 - pricc jor •— toaing •— ------------. Cleveland to her new home in ChiPractically 00 up- • ih e gam-| utility empire was one pf the spec- ...... . . annually to tlie ot tho Mr. Shemer. a farmer Uvlng on) On Wednesday afternoon Mr. and nnniinllv t/i tn,. maintenance malnl/'Bnnr, nf thn I cagO tacular feat* of the mad pre-1729 plbhed which was better than pass- agw| unfortunatcs and lf we wiu .. ---------------.farm ------...Ln— .... ­ Mrt charlM Jamfc of AUmo 1)<ld Sunday school and Mr. .Flak frrxw thc Youngs Gilkey Prairie open house celebrating their for-^dl“ ‘h®, *“ B" boom period. Now broken tn health. ,nl* most of t,1c measures consid- Itxix look at nt It it irom from min that angle angle we we may may,, j; horses hid a sense of humar TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY, ville. wldlc hauling a load of timber osc some “{ bur resentment against1 [!icy ,nlght gel a good laugh at will Herrick left for hl* home in to Plainwell on the Hlh instant, acfortune and prestige this aged su- "~“l the tax collector and think more thcsc 5|cck looking bite of mechan- Roland. Ark.. Tuesday evening, after cldcntaUy fell from tlie load injuring from IhLs way who attended were ; per-promotcr is without friends or his spine so badly as to cause death Mrs. Cassie Hanner and Mr. and '' soberly about pur obligations with Um that barge along the highways , B f ew dny < vtaU wlUl old fiends in A8 SHERMAN SAID l Mrs. Hattie Bellinger made a busicountry, a fugitive from law seeking X1 ’I’ °!der',M I today; might come to the very log I-> the city. While Will enjoys his real- In }hirtccn hour*. He leave* a wife Mra. Earle Jones. 1 neaa trip to Decatur Saturday. One first rate battleship cost' ltlUK- lv * ‘ | We are glad to say that Fred Otto ' refuse to respect, clU conclu*lon that increase of horse dence In lhe southwest, yet he cn- and‘ eight ‘ children. refuge on u dilapidated Greek forty million dollars Thuik what a in this law*communitj o7'tW3* state.* theriTremains | The Social was very well attendA literary entertainment, a gen­ Ih improving. thc laws of this state, there remain* |x>wt.r hasn't brought a correspond- joys getting "back tome" among old tramp steamer. No nation wants led Saturday evening at thc home of squadron represents in terms of po- small reason for claiming to poseral social and a good time on gen­ I acquaintance* occasionally. him. Everywhere he finds thc door tcntial funds diverted from cduca- »«“ the nigh moral character of j ing Increase In horse sense. ■nviurjMr. Bnd Mra Bradfield, taking Into ' F. G. Ftebach, Albert Konklc. Ira eral principles, will be given by the Irving. i consideration the bad stormy night. ■ ot avclcomc closed and locked. Only n,.a other which orc wont to „boost In 1925 Die average driving speed Peck and Mrs. Bert THmarsh of this young people of lhe M. E. church at Uon. social welfare, and ,, ,, we ... , — , A. C. < Mrs Lyle Wilcox has been quite I About forty were In attendance. At. , . . VanKoevering in the Zeeland .Roc- was 33 miles per hour; the estimate city, furnished the music for thc an- Union Hall, on Wednesday evening a few hirelings attracted by whatever serlously 111 for the past week.itorney N. A- Miles of Holland was peaceful pursuits. Think of tlie slum or(j for 1934 Ls 55 miles per hour. One Inual banquet of the Nashville of next week. Supper is to be served Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson will present and gave a very interesting from 6:30 to 8 o'clock, after which a are willing to assist him. Yet wcv HU* money the parks that could be lcndr|it Paul state s_r . h“” nrntorbU' driving habit* In-,evening move into Mrs Jane McCann * talk, chiefly on lhe liquor question, of E Voelker, 'lluXtloTwhu literary program will be given. ; house soon They have been occupya program of readings and music lendent of Public Instruction, .who. wonder if Insull is any more guilty also lhe comical play entitled : developed, the libraries that could lnjdr ulld .nd viatonary promises ----------- ---- --------------•—------- - — -----------------------Mrs Lawrence ---- ---------------Archart -returned ------ " Ing Mrs. Peck's house. followed. Supper was served early than those who heedlessly sank mon­ u..a, thc scientific .— --------—...................... hole state Judging fron fromi the 'serious crl?.us, Bltcnt attention 'on. ... Monday u..un/ from cauwv. Elkhart. uiu Ind . wwre where Thirty Minutes for Refreshments." be built, expeditions to put the whole state school school system system JudKlnK William McCann was home from in the evening. ey into hL' ventures, never question­ economical baste and g,vcn motor was called by thc illness of her w t.uiru uy inc Ulricas 01 ucr thc week end Bfrtving weMrs. Jennie not al w all dial could be financed to add to our on ~a 'more c ___________________ A pleJ?nVtT"ath?rmgTJ relatives ' M. 8. C. over »er ® 50 ***«*« n. Hope she Chose U soon IsImproved, — if ., — ---------------------------" “ brother. John fook Ute rtonth rvI John Cook His death oc ­ ing his purpose or mcthtxls *» long store of knowledge The world is then after gaining office went out' curred before her arrival in Elk- and friends was held at lhe tome of thBt writcr w,u bc«toning to Mr and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox are at in the Held for money, money, morq as dividend dircks kept rolling tn? paying a fearful price for its bellig­ money "liart Mr and Mrs Charley Kenyon Sun- thknk. the numcrous starling* had their mother's who expects lo reeverywhere to run the A false leader you say? But follow­ Mrs Lee Matthews, accompanied ,day honoring Mr. Kenyon* birth- M erent tendencies. P066**"**1 here that olh-;iurn to Battle Creek with them, schootk on and tried lo make the ers too have a responsibility, if । by her sister. Mrs Oscar Spencer of day thirty-two guests being present Sr w®re going to be scarce.। The p. T- A. will meet at the legislature believe that schools > Ttoraday. March 29 inpeople were less greedy for easy ,f lhc airmall blou.up rcaul(a (n a would be compelled to close down I Carlton, visited Mrs. Edna Mahar of Gurate w«e there fram {Jackson and Mrs Spencers daugh ­ thc insignificant sum of unless money, discriminating in matters unified air ministry under such a ,VO MAN is such a ter. Mrs. Nora Mahar of Vermont­ twenty-five millions of dollars waa pertaining to business ethics, merf capnbll. type of man a* General conqueror as thc O.I. .ni «« «!» ..u . ■>u" Ktlto“ ville last week. made available, is now being showed like Insull could never rise lo power Mitchell, some constructive good will up, and It is shown that the schools man who has de­ Mrs. Bruce l.. Hayden returned lo|' that day Mrs. William Springer gchooi the 30th. attractively decorated. A large her home In Saginaw this morning was a butterfly. ' We hope mtcrested in Pralriefeated himself — have resulted from tills bad execu­ of lhe state will get by on not more beautifully trimmed pyramid cake. caught ' In regard to the coming city elec­ after spending thc week with her Mrs Miner Palmer spent last vUle cfm,tery will attend the meelthan seven million instead of thu ■ Bl: I-CH UR tive mistake. a birthday gift from his daughterparents. Mr and Mrs. F R Pan­ week in Cassopolis with Mr Palm- ,nB Bt the town hall Wednesday, tion. a good plan to follow would be, twenty-five million. But then polltlcoast Mareh 28. at t^o o’clock. clans talk in millions now as gtbly vote for the candidate best qualified part of the bountiful dinner The er's uncle and aunt. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION Miss Ermina Goodyear of Jackson Dorr Bllpston and son from as thousands were mentioned in by experience, training and charncSome seventy-four million dollars past years —Al Weber. Chcyboygaii. Is expected home Friday to spend day was pleasantly spent together Grand Rapids were in town on and all joined in wishing Mr Ken- Tuesday. . QUIMBY, ter for tlie office in question Parti- ln puWlc w|1| , | a ten days' vacation with her par ­ Up for This paragraph from a letter ents. Mr and Mrs. D. 8 Goodyear. 1I yon many more happy birthdays Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Nagel of I The ------imby----------------------------------Nutrition Club met san politic* should have little sig- consideration by voters of this written by one of the best informed Miss Gertrude Best and Mrs. Otis:'and all hope to meet with them an­ Charlotte were tn town the first of Friday at the church basement, nifleance in a community like ours, state at the April election, Unless other year men on public business in Michigan C- Best of Nappanee. Ind . came ,' the week visiting Mr. NagelY par-I The Ladlef' ^ifl met at Mra. Sponwhere those seeking office are per­ some pretty solid reason to the con­ Is of Interest Mrs. Lenna Bishop of Battle Creek (able'* Tuesday afternoon. Friday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. called on her uncle. Mr and Mra. G. 'ente. sonally known to ru<x>t of the vol- trary b offered the proper vote will The Adult Education classes are I A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. "Your comments on Fr Coughs Gall Best E Kenyon Sunday afternoon. lin interest me because I spent speeds of thc near future will be 1 be no As yet thc state hasn't paid The Shultz young people .will 'ended. They were much enjoyed and Nile Castelein recently, four hours with him coming back considerably faster than at present very profitable. Three members of j Several young people from QuimTHIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY off a fifty million dollar road bond from Washington lost Thursday Wc have improved cars, tires, and E W Thompson of Grand Rapids. meet with Rev. Fred Hot'n and the class didn't miss a meeting by attended the Sunday night servA TAX STUDY. . issue floated more than a decade night, and we discussed about roads but states have done very lit- Deputy Great Commander of the family Tuesday night for Easter They were Mrs. Vlnnie Johnson,: ice at Good Will church. Senator A. L- Moore ol the Michi­ Mrs. Ruth Sowerby and Mrs. Alma I Harold Jacobs preached the morneverything under*the sun Fun­ tie to force an Increase in thc stand­ Maccabees, was in thc city Thurs­ program practice. ago. Mrs. Arney Sonneville and Flor­ WHcox gan Legislature has given consider­ damentally. I think thc Reverend ards of driving Getting a driving day. the guest ot C H Thomas. , ing service tore Sunday. ence Peake spent Friday tn Kala ­ Mrs E- M Hoyt was tn | Grand Fatlier Is not far off He Ls ex­ license here In Michigan is sill] able time and thought to the ques­ In our opinion thc senate did well cited about the banks, and he pretty mucli a matter ot being the Rapids yesterday lo attend' a re­ mazoo. tion of taxation. He has been In to reject the St. Lawrence Water­ Harry Misener received a telegram ■proper age and having the required union ot thc excursionists who went, from Longmont. Colorado, Friday, Europe several times to make a way Treaty. Sinking untold milllom fee. The energy poaMsscd by an to California last' year The reunion that his brother was Just alive with Oral-hand study ot systems there of dollars into a project that will ■ average motor car going sixty miles was held in Ma-'onic hall. no hope of hja recovery. Mr. and and in addition lias a knowledge ot give ua an expensive and hazardous per hour is sufficient to hurl a six -j! John Lichly of Grand Rapids, was opluEcoa. { teen-pound projectile ten miles. Yet I in the city over Sunday to visit rela- Mrs. Misener started for Longmont thc various modifications of the route to the sea for only six montlis 'wc entrust such destructive force to lives and friends. John has a |m*I- Friday night at nine o'clock. Their, American system as used by dlfler- out of each year, does not apjK-nr to friends hope he may find his wants government banks He and ^mpctent-s 4nd incompetents alike tion with the. Perc Marquette, his!j many brother better The welfare ot the NATIONL BANK OF '<nk> state government*. Senator be good business. Will St. Lawrence on.„thBl' lbut tl,e rc;'llNo wonder that motoring is almost run being between Grand Rapids! • Wayne Gates and Gordon Kenyon of his ideas will not hurt anybody 1 dftngcroite as war HASTINGS and the welfare of this com­ •nd Detroit Waterway shipment be lower than much He will change his attl- ' ... Mrs. Clarence Lathrop of Ionia were guests of Mark Garrison of munity are one. We progress together . . . strict economy as a part of any »ane standard freight rates when ail costs Cloverdale Sunday tilde about industry making u lot When you arc driving at 20 miles was called here Thursday by thc Mr and Mra. Forest Smith and arc figured in? Tills point is still of money when he finds out the,I per hour, you arc suspended above serious, illness of tor mother. Mrs. ^Bernita and Jean of Baltimore Accordingly it is our primary purpose to economy alone is not tufBcR'ii' that very much open to debate facts — Muri DeFoe. Charlotte । a potential ditch 13.4 feet deep; a Darwin McOmber Republican-Tribune Mrs. Sam Campbell and Mrs ! spent from Friday until Tuesday | the land tax whieh b thc flnanci.il serve the citizens of Hastings and the pcoditch 53.4 feel deep at 40 miles per > with Frank Horn. I hour; a chasm 1203 feet deep at 60 Clark of MidddleviN*. were guests ofi! Mrs. Edith Sonneville and sot). backbone of a government in a THE DIRTY DOZEN miles per hour. So long as every­ Mrs. L K Powers yesterday ability . . . protecting the money entrusted auictiy agrteulturai state no longer In a recent conversation with a Chet Clsler and wife were in at­ Merle, of Battle Creek spent Wed-! n< wspapcr friend of mine, he re­ thing goes well you're .safe But a tendance at lhe funeral of Geo. Os­ : nesday with her son. Lester, and represents an equitable baxu to: ... to us by our depositors while maintaining skid, a swerve, or a loss in control family. and promoting the IndlvIdi^L professionassessment In an indiutrialucd er. "a woman can purchase every marked in speaking of what sort of will send you and your car crash- ier in Middleville Sunday ! Clinton Hom spent lhe week end new* should be printed that "in a . Miss Florence Howey of Grand (with his mother. Mrs Ada Murray.! from u country. possible type of raiment " As he cx- »m.ll epmmupp,. ™ A,, p». ।| mg ™, down ““"hA * car ™' dropping "X™,'n,J Rapids is visiting Mr. and Mrs. "''“"I 120J ,niu customers. Seuator Moore auggesb several amine* thc bill, her husband often rr«,l lb<- cbjlcc.1 .„«s-he of Nashville. with Just about the same impact as John Harper Mr and Mra Ernest Peake and j Changes in Michigan tax law* ds feeb convinced that that Is just Mrs O B Gates and Miss Bcrtliu dr,ughter. ' a car which smacks Into n telephone Lydia, attended thc fu-{ the follows: what Jie has done.—London Opin, Marshall were tn Grand Rapids | pole nt 60 miles i>er nour. ' neral of an aunt at Dowling Sunday.' 'choicest" is often the dirtiest. Monday. Levy no state property tax. Tlie Speaking of dirt—read thia. For ail practical purposes the Rockefeller Sr. Hands Out Half- . state should deme its suppoi: from 1 "I heard—" Irpjih or on,'. c,r luerru,. •«>> *»» with Un. nuluuicc-.iuiTO , Dollar to Musician—Headline. Tlie listeners. No ip. ed aoinH 10 mile, per hour the I pu„bhmenl The rl,hl to Imbibe inflated dime?—Arkansas Gazette. ■ Eterybody suy.s— Repeal the Constitutional pro­ aier.tr rar need.! 38 fret ot the ,| fo |.. Q |, c bei-erages does iae Klee one ’Have you heard vision for • A uniform rule ol tax­ to fuol you While his thought* arc roada.l hi font to eome |o a stop. d ,w hu„. ' IMd you hear—" . ear IrayeUUl, al <0 mite, per hour , dtu„k<n slupor. ation." Until Uus b done there can miles away —Los Angele* Times. be no classification of proper!j for A number of t»y» who entered 6<j miles jier hour needs 263 feet So 8 "Did you ever—" taxation purposes a Buildings and engineering con-! the World War stem later 4o have । a car can't properly be measured 9 Somebody said—" I only by the length of its hood but by,. it true I Ions of all kinds are built with; Change the legal definition of gained the tmprexdon thut they en­ 10 Would you think — " large factors of safety. The factor an imaginary dblancc tn front o! "Cash Value.'' so as to make ;h< an­ listed for the duration of the 11 “Don't say I told yousafety In ---------motoring thc car which marks the nearest of--- ---— ------ ~is largely - -a nual return from the property the L "Oh, it b tcrnblespot st «bteh Uts or COUM Uldy J"™"'’’L' U » »f te l>" "»» <»-1 treasury.—Thomaston Times. Paw Courier-Northerner the wheel major item to be considered in as­ braushl lo a sUbtlsbU. ”'"'hind 1 •b~ ‘ “ to allow for sufficient I . « . clearance, clearance. until Until mis this fact becomes becomes I Two differences are noticeable up sessing Real Property Real property Al Inmah.polU U • .peedww «en««Uy appre^aied «nd put Into should not be taxed ix votid Its to the present botween teacher-.' bulb especially lor r.euiK ears Bui practice, the toll ol deaths and acability to pay. Homes and farms salaries in Chicago and Kentucky NEWS GLEANINGS. opmiou U uiat Uie .peed ot ran ha. d'l’b'8 One is that Chicago teachers' sal ­ must not be confiscated b> Impos­ ,one beyond lhe pbyuol llmllaUmu u> mount with miaiouii.oua sible taxes. aries are lugher. the other that Ken­ Germ.m, Hungarian. Russian. Ruth- ot thu Back lor Mie drlvlns. A-aar tbib-uly . ... ... . Pass a graduated personal income tucky teachers, get theirs.—LouU- enian. and Polish, are used in the which attempts lo travel at 100 The,State of Michigan would not miles per hour cut this course is' United States. England and । satisfy the authorities that we pro­ Prague Parliament. vfllc Courier-Journal. taking a Inng eHance If excrsW would.a«ree to prevent ship-. '• •” give un the right to Hell our rfiilk as duce Grade A milk;Enact a comprehensive business s;>eed* ara dangerous on a specially ® c,,t annament* to belligerents, A London inventor is planning to Sixty tuna fish have been turned "Grade A ” if we did not meet the constructed track, how much great* ’ ould to settle! We «el> only milk from our own and manufacturer's income tax make alcohol out ot peat and saw­ loose in the Atlantic with metal dust and sell It as a substitute for er Ls lhe risk of driving at excessive n,elr differences by diplomatic neRetain the present Sales Tax with conditions entitling our product to accredited herd. It’s c I e a nz and tags attached, tfhlch makes some­ gasoline at 10 cents a gallon. The in­ speeds on ordinary roads and streets sotiation since- these three great ■Some modification*. . that classification. Those conditions countries control Jo large a percentwholesome. It costs you no more. thing new to watch out for in the ventor claims that no change would designed for ordinary use • • • , age of the money and materials re­ are first, a clean and accredited salad.—Richmond Tlmes-Dlspatch. be necessary tn automobile engines A telephone call will bring High­ ttaued with a possible loitering of in drivins at Right the effecllre No nation today would dare to make use of the fuel. herd of dairy cows. Next, clean and range of the average headlight u 8° Bton ' t 8ome • “ * *0 “ “ lands Dairy milk to your door. We the weight tax. Provisions should be nc was a tauurc as an arcnnect Scotch Survey He failure architect approximately 100 feet. A car * n ®« led fumWi men. munition* made for retiring the Covert Road «> he went on the stage, but he A duMty made tn7 Edinburgh, well ventilated barns. Third, prop­ invite you to visit our dairy and sat­ travelling at a maximum speed of BPd ^one>- Ucklag such support special asiessment bonds if the isn't drawing any better houses — Scotland, revealed that children 35 miles per tour can come to rest the alternative would be a peaceful er mechanical equipment to handle isfy. yourself of the merits of our weight tax fs reduced Illinois Siren. were not Interested in motion plc- within thia distance. Drivers who *ettlement. It is up to the greater the milk in a cleanly manner. In ­ product.1 We will be glad to serve Exemp*. from taxation .tock, tools _ . -——... dcl,‘cUn» crlme Bnd “v- go faster are driving bltnd-al- na“on* of the world to keep peace, spections of our plant are made to you. Farmers in the Middle W»st are,‘»« tempting to do 50 to 70 miles per ( • • • and machinery on the farms, and tour speed* with 33 mtle-per-hour There is still strong rumor from dumping milk in an effort to end merchants’ retail stocks; also goods. ' Wooden Equipment. bcadUghu. .supposedly authentic sources that lhe price .war. What they should do ... University w Tlie of California has wares and nierciiandtee manufac- , ♦ • • ,Alex Groesbeck may enter the 13 spread propaganda asking the a 2600-ucre forest as part of the Since the repeal of tlie 18th Michigan gubernatorial race sotnelured and in process of manufac- consumer to push the cap in with | «qulP<nent of its school of forestry. Amendment. thc problem of drunk- Um? later this year. Many people en driving has coo»c to the fore. As who resented Groesbeck's abrupt, Iratu, Uw pru.pt pnpur, ;his thumb.—Judge. '™.nr Tt^rn scrtkla,. yet statistics are lacking to indicate dictatorial manner when thjng* school fund with * grant sufficient You can't expect much more im- ‘the collection of King Georgeare In tow important a figure this latest: were running along smoothly have to assure a minimum program in provement in gasoline. The ad writ-‘Windsor CgaUe. example of careless inulonste will be come to the conclusion that these in the sum total of accidents. But are juM the qualities the next govevery school in the state er* have used up all the adjectives -----------lusliuii-wlde opbton seems to be truer must iwve to straighten out B.PU) .1) l.„ u. m. -u. ratter definite on what should be the muddled Michigan mess. u .......- »• - . >,«■„ poo., „r SL E p^J”^Tu'" surm,u- XToo” u«h ««dB« KwidTS'E-uXJS?1£S?& A Quotation I United We Stand Pungent Paragraphs FDIC National Bank of Hastings Way of Our World We Strive to Merit Your Patronage The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Tclephouo 2651 Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: Hastings, Mich. �th* mrrrxGa CHILMEN HON­ Sporting Items ORED NOD Plus Performance FANS TO JUDGE 1.0.0. F. banxkb, wtokmdat, mabch n, im = fare .surely good entertainers. Thete’ FREEPORT. । ] were several present trocn Hastings. ■of Mra. Roy Nagler Friday evanlng; Proceeds, A740. Thanks to eur en-J I tertalnmcnt committee Mr. and Mrs. Will kfcore and’ enjoyed the pot luck supper together with hot biscuits and fish and re­. daughter spent one day last week' [ port a tine meal. Something over■ In Grand Rapids. St*? an wa. fa Van tn ' Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Davidson of We try to keep abreast of It (Continued from page one) BOXING TOURNAMENT Mra. Xd. Babbitt . Is numbered, Kalamazoo spent Sunday afternoon times in all phases of banking 1 I with Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Phillips * among the sick u this is written. closing week of the winter camp Winner to Be Awarded Silver family. / endeavor to assist all of our [ and Thc "Know Your Bible" class willJ, and Mrs. Sarah Newton of Hostings group. Two other daughters of Mr. rtftet with Mrs. Victor Slsaon on Trophy—Many Hew patrons in solving their financial Wednesday afternoon of next'week । L,p?rt,,ot l??1 WC<1L her and Mrs. Wm. Dndsey and grand­ Names on Card problem All ladles interested in this are Hidaughters ot EU Wait were present. abd A very handsome stiver trophy is vtted Mrs. Hazel Boughner is lead-' Ur, ,and Mra. Elizabeth Gibson of Nashville We invite you to qai! at any of the group । daughter attended a St Patrick's being given by the local Oddfellows erThe Freeport Home Economics j and Mrs. Elizabeth Ooaa of Kata- Arena to the boxer who wins the time and consult our officers on ma zoo Ell Lindsey, grandson of Eli approval [ Hlc n.*? £rlenda of lhe "fans" In the lively Extension group will meet with Mrs. I ,.Se?,era any problems of banking or fi­ ,Mr' “nd Ronald Haynps to be held at the Arena on Eunice Barcroft tills week Thursday I Walt, and own^t*. with Mra. Hall’s contest < 1 (drove out to their home Saturday nance th#t you wish to solve. night of March 22. Thc trophy .. .«.*/. . ** husband, of the Pine lake property thc 1 1 evening and spent a very pleasant is of silver and represents the figure Mr and Mrs. Robert Hahn of Deposits insured under the special porcelain Imulalor, purchased by the Kellogg Foundn- . of a crouching boxcr. He stands up­ IxiweU called on Mr. and Mrs Frank (evening despite Hie weather. Mr and Mrs. C. N. Tobias visited Banking Act of 1933. an onyx jjcdeslal on which there Hynes Sunday afternoon. present Dndsey and Hall farms as on ' jls a silver plate to carry the name Miss Dorothy Walton visited her Mrs. Hary Payne and family well as the Kellogg camp site wero Hostings. -.of Change to a part of the EH Walt farm. '' the lucky athlete. There are eleven grandmother, Mrs. Ida Myers, at ।I Robert Phillips went back big bout* scheduled lor the Trophy Grand Rapids last week. Firestone Spark Plugs NOW! The pageant presented Wednes­ I Lchool Monday alter entertaining contest and when the last gong liar. r„ --------------------------- ______ day night was based on the re■'­ [sounded tlie customers are asked to. dies’ Literary club held at the home | the fiu for three weeks. You’ll soon make up their cost searches ot E. H. Martindale, the r-t. ~ thr .r -t their favorite of Mrs. Glen Perkins on Thursday. camp director, and hU associates.' | HOPE CENTER. * for that March 8. thc following officers were It portrayed the arrival and the ex- boxcr on ou a slip !,llu provided Drc and drop it In the box on elected for thc year; President. Mrs ' Mrs. W E. Aldrich entertained EACH to' SETS periences of Mr. Walt and his fam- (purpose 1 i the way out OlHcials will Immc- Albert Wells; Vice-President. Mrs company from Kalamazoo Satur­ guests at thc McDermott home. Mrs. Fred Ashby and sons. Lyto ily when they came to settle on tha day dlately dump the ballots in the ceu- Fred Tabbcrer; 2nd vice-president., , Mr and Mrs. Roland Fromar. and ' and Maurice, and WUllam. motored farm. . I ter of thc ring and the judges of lhe Mrs. K Brgendle; secretary. Mrs J. Mr’ Anthony Williams and chilThe pageant showed Olive left ;contest will count them and award Gail Lightfoot; treasurer. Mrs. joht/dr*n “u ^rS' RuMe.ll.,K““T41 lwo children have moved on a farm to Hastings Saturday. near Battle Creek. We are sorry , Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ashby rs­ the handsome trophy to the winner. Reamer; Mrs. Leon Howk. Mrs. H. !*?’“ “/““‘“‘“f®0 '‘j'ted their par­ the little cabin, while her father ! Many new faces appear tn the Wedel. Mrs. U R. Woloolt and Mrs Iand Mrs' Leonard. to low these people from our midst turned home Sunday after a week's Friday. ’.but our loss will be their gain. , visit with the latter’s parents near went to the grist mH) south of , -. “r~.‘u~ 7.~for A-J-Godfrey make up thc executive White Pigeon. It also depicted tho !f°’ p7_*?S. ^U.. “ f Ma&on Norwood and wife from C. B. McDermott spent the week BaHle Creek. night Tlie committee has committee. visit,of a group at Indians, who ov- Thursday ur Mrs. Martha Paddock, and chljThere was a fine attendance at : Kalamazoo and C. L. Tcxter and end with his daughter, Mrs. C. L. ercame the small girl’s fears and made a careful matching and lhe family ot Hastings were Sunday Texter. in Hastings. , dren moved to Delton Saturday, remained to see that no harm came j;,bouts ”7 are sure to be fust and satisfy- lhe M E church on Sunday evenlng to listen to the fine program, to her while her father was ab-I ‘-.j. । 1 Denver Golladay, Plainwell 113 given by the four young men from sent. Mourer. Freeport 112. Lowell. These young men are spiritBuch were the rigors of travel in I vs2. Wayne Marshall Pallett. Plainwell 112 filled and their messages were full these days that Mr Wait thought; of life and pep So well received his daughter safer alone In the cab­ vs. Harry Beaver. Hastings 112 3. Ford DcClalrc. Freeport 113 vs. were they that by special request In. guarded by friendly Indians, they are coming back to hold serythan going with him on such ~ Iona , R"nald Bu!tt»n. Bradley 112 4. Chester Fike. Plainwell 120 vs ices again on Wednesday and Sunhard journey, over difficult roads' Demster Rom. Wayland 118 day evenings, bringing extra music and through unfamiliar country. The very name suggests the satisfied contentment lovers of 5. Puul llulu.sk>. Wayland 126 vs. with them. It 1* expected that the Tlie Anal episode In the pageant fine doffee ^nd tea experience when they sip one ol these church wiU be packed for these introduced William Lindsey, des­ Frank Jablonski. O R 126 superior beverages. 6. Kenneth Granger. Plainwell 126 services. Tlie young men who make tined to become Olives husband [vs. Stan Lopika.i. Wayland 127 up this gospel team are. Lawrence •TpVEBYDAY Low Prices and later the owner of her father’s 7. Hub Gerkc. Grund Rapids 137 Maxson, Curl Munroe. Bernard Be­ h xu c property. I_ni» a merchandising pollvs. Ed. Beaver. Hostings 136. dell and Tom Doyle, all ol Lowell. Bswftk. n>«Ua*. dl»UnctlT«. | Flu«rt Un* Mrs. Brigham and Mrs. Bell, thc 8. James Thomas. Hastings 150 vs Emery L- Jones, passed away at guests of honor Wednesday night, Stores have followed It aince Ed. Skiba. Grand Rapids 149. his home in Sturgis on March 8. folare the daughters of William Lind­ 9 Frank Sperling. Grand Rapids lowing a long illness Mr Jones was ALL PRICES INCLUDE 3% SALES TAX sey and OUve Walt Dndsey, who a brother-in-law of David and had eleven children, all but. one. 122 vs. Kid Burk. Wayland 122. 10 Jack Peeling. Middleville 126 Isaac Moulton and was thc son of Eli Lindsey, who Ilves on a fiart of the old Walt farm, being girls.* Six vs Ralph Kale’.u. Grund Rapids 12G Rev and Mrs. I B. Jones, former 11. Dick Palmer. Middleville 144 residents of Freeport and builders of thc eleven children still survive. ’ . a ... lJ1(_ ConKrPgat.ona| chUrCh The two daughters who were guests iV*. Walter Remits. Wayland 146 here and the Moulton church south of honor, commended tho faithful- I are raised or towered ONLY SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. ...................................... of town The family will be well rencss of the pageant and recalled when lhe cost of replenishing Evergreen Sweet Com. Cream style. -------------Mure . U.V.. Mr and Mr„ Torrence Townsend memimtd by older residents, that, at one time, their grandfather our stock Is higher or lower. suffered an Infection In his hand! and Mr and Mrs. Paul Townsend Mr* and Mw. Ford Stowell and We believe that. Like many and returned to New York tor treat- wcre Sunday guenis of Otto Town- Mr George Maklcy oi Woodland FIRESTONE £ F1R£$1UNE ment. walking most of the way. part ^nd. in honor of Torrences and were Bunday gunsts at the Frank, others, you too, will find Hite of the journey being aero® Lake Franklins birthdays. U>2!ts . , Kuper Oldfield method convenient, economi­ Oldfield Type Erie on the ice. I Miss Marjorie Wise of Chicago is Charles Hurley of Grand Rapids, cal. and satisfactory. j,. ...... . . . of ... .. ,>«... —• Mrs. ■«-- F. «S E. EX Brun* I Not thc least interested thc "I spending .... an indefinite time with called on *•Mr and sijectators w-aTor ’ a M^ Byington. ! "er parents. Mr and Mrs. J. D. rectators waa Dr O. M 1 her D. ner Friday afternoon Dry Dinas in bulk. 4.50-21 . $7.10 _ $6.30 4.50-21 _ Mrs. Emma Sisson. Mr and Mra wisociate medical director of thn | Wise. 4.75-19 ... . $7.55 5.00-20 ... __ $7.45 neuoa me Mr nnc!’ ” Mrs Russell Kunlner and‘ Victor Sisson were Sunday guests of Kellogg rvunoauon Foundation sum staff. At the,..®' ‘ time when Mr Walt was making I Willis Kantn.-r and family of Has- Miss Mabel Swson of Hastings. his long trip through thc woods to tings and Mr and Mrs. Levi Quite a number ot farmers In this [ HKESTONE FIRESTONE $ the White Pigeon mill, he said to hl;.! Kantner were guests of Guy Kant- vicinity are busy making maple , --- - .... Olive. "If you get । -c;fright. Sunday. Sentinel Type Courier Type daughter | ner Sunday ..... sugar at present. So fur. it appears 1 W M. ... A. Hke “ poor season, with but little I ' cned while I am away, go to "air Mr. ।j The "p5- United 'Join., Brethren ............. ... .... In bulk. Extra long thread. Excellent for cakes and plea. Sand- ‘ugar which rpeans a good price to I and Mrs Byington's house" The Ti,v) wifi’ meet' with -- Mrs. Harry " ri (to n ।' brook । the farmer 4.50-21 $5.65 4.50-21 . [Mr. and Mrs Byington referred brook Wednesday. Wednesday, $4.25 diaries Bunn was in Grand Rapwere Mr. and Mrs. Wells Byington. [ Mr Mr. and Mra Mrs Waller V..k.„. Thompson 5.00-19 $6.48 4.75-19 ___ $4.65 J ■ * • •(cis several days last week on busi ­ ;who then lived two miles north of Iand bab> a,,d Miss Martha Foley ’Mr Wait’s home Mr and Mra Iof C®01* Grove spent Sunday ufl- ness. The Revival services which began Wejla Byington were the grander- I ernoon with Mrs Norton of Carllast week at tlie M E- church arc ento ot Dr Byington । l°n Center Cream o’ Garden* Rich, ripe tomatoes. Solid pack. Eh Wait died in 1866 His daugh- I Uw'<"' Smith of Battle Creek continuing until Easter Sunday. The ter. Olive. Mra William Lindsey 'l>enl tl(* cnd ^‘h his par- interest and attendance are in­ creasing nightly- and u real spirit of Phone 2240 Cor. Jefferson and Court Hastings dtod Hi l#U. enu revival Is present. Rev. Loomis is I It was Interesting to watch thc ; Washington Helmer had the mUIn the Bulk children carry out their parte of forlunt> ,B1l n-’>'1 injure his arm bringing old fashioned gospel mes­ sages each night preceded by a live­ this play and pageant. There were [rctti S4'rl‘’U'*b' «M»e day lost week, present members of trie Fomxiu- 1 Thc ,n""y friends of Eugene Duv- ly song service at 7:45. Everyone is Rich, full-flavored Wisconsin full cream. Soft and Porous. llon’s board of directors and thc cnP°rt w,u 6,!»«* lo know he Ls Invited to these services. Mr and Mra. WES Foundation's office staff and their | l’on*'' (ro,n tho hoapltai and able [ Grand Rapids called at the 1x1 J*P againwives Miss Florence Judd, daughBRANCH DISTRICT. companled Rev and Mrs. Delbert ------------thc former ’ s mother. Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dan Roberts spent Oatroth to Waterloo. Iowa, to bring ter ot Mr and Mrs George E. Judd BEAR HOLE LAKE DISTRICT. , Sisson. Sunday afternoon. Hr, ‘I'' >“«Saturday night and Sunday with °" u .»d Mr, Albert CM... Friday being Star Grimmett's. Charles Moore was in Hastings on 1 .ho nave uvo occn been .pondlhf th. winter winter spenaing tne t ~ .‘I™?* ‘■‘r'etor birthday mrtnuay some of his friends from from [business Monday. their son. Harold, and wife, at Lan- ano with their daughter and husband. ° ’“J1 t2 eSSX’ HasUn«» dropped in on him .to spend ---;j! F E Brunner and Victor Sisson [ Large, unwrapped bars. Product of Proctor & Gamble. aing. nev Rev ana and Mrs. cnnwii Clinton annul, Smith. wv Rev the gening evening. A gcod good time wm was had by by were Hustings visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton and Mrs. Ostroth will slay with I PO^aycd in the pageant. “1* I Mr. and Mrs. Jed Stowe transact-' and thc latter's brother. George their son until warmer weather. ‘ " ' Russell Craven and Otis Harthy' ed business at Hastings Monday aft-1 COUNTY LINE. Miller, from Lincoln, Nebr.. spent Hastings were in Kalamazoo on emoon. Shantz and Xwo -two Mr .nd Mrs. Shanlz Mr >n(1 chf4trr Hansbancer [c.f busLn^tu;^ Saturday night with Mr. and Mra. ib. u-~--~ --Mrs. Susie Hclrigle is quite 111 al, Keith Norton. Bunday they al! sons, who have moved on thc B J. and family of Ionia were Sunday —- - ■ — Mr. and Mrs. o Tuttle were in I her home north of town. Her daugh70-80 size in bulk. Fine California fruit. visited Mr. anti Mrs. Vincent Norton. Hoffman farm, attended church al guests of Mr and —' Mrs. **— Hennaii ”--------- Battle Creek recently. . 'ter. Mra. Edith Bunn Ls caring tor Thc men of tho North Maple the North Evangelical church Bun-1 Winkler | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beckwith ol her. • Grove church Will have a wood bee day. 1 Mr. and Mrs Spcnor Johnson Hastings were out to the farm help-1 John Baar and family have rent­ in Frank DUbahncr's woods. Tlie1I Mrs. Minda Mudge and Miss Spent Sunday with relatives near ing Star Grimmett s trim grape cd the John Fish farm south of entertained friends ladies will serve dinner nt the home Ruth from Elmdale. vines last week ; town and expect to move early this of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Whitmore Grand Rapids Sunday. I Thursday p. M. callers at Herman All flavors. Quick setting with warm water. There will be a play given at thc spring. • Wednesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton ' Winkler's were."’Mni Rose Wachter sciioolhousc Thursday night. Every- I Mr and Mra. Claude Walton were one is welcome •in Grand - - on -business -MonThursday--------with,----------------------Mr. and Mrs.Francis, ttn(i daughter. The North Evangelical church Is spent •---------------------of Etui ‘ Rapids T XT ■> . planning a pageant for Easter. . J. E. Norton at Shultz and found ... woodland. Mrs Emma Lucas ol iday. ( Ukc Odessa and Mrs. Roy Scheel. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams ac-1 Mrs. Norton doing very well. , i Mrs. aars.Jacob aacooSnyder onyucrhad nsuthe mumlsuiu>hn^mTitov ^U\n‘uP<H^r id?? fortune to fall Saturday morning Macaroni, Sphagelti, or Noodles. born on Nov 11, 1&>4 the oldest t thc home of her daughtcr_ Mra. Progressive Service «« Every Cylinder <^th Ttreetone PLUGS National Bank of Hastings 58* LET US CLEAN AND ADJUST YOUR SPARK PLUGS For BETTER STARTING and IMPROVED PERFORMANCE Per Plug MISSION INN NOT NEW.. Different! Jirettone Tires COFFEE w 23c I TEA - .. 23 HIGH IN QUALITY LOW IN PRICE! CORN 3^ 25c Quality and Value at Price. TO SAVE YOU MONEY! 48 55 98 60 BEANS 9c COCOANUT TOMATOES ANDRUS SERVICE No^cj. CHEESE SOAP 18c lb. 18c lb. O. K. Yellow Laundry 6Ba" 23c 9c PINEAPPLE pkg. 5c PRESERVES PRUNES 17c JELL-0 FOULDS 2 pkgi. 15c 18c FIG BARS i MILK Attention Farmers! Our representative from Detroit will be in Nashville Friday and Saturday, March 23 and 24, to BUY— CALVES Live or Dreaaed POULTRY Live RABBITS u,e HOGS Dreseed LAMBS Live or Dresied Eggs and Potatoes Bring all you have for SALE FRIDAY and SATUR­ DAY, MARCH 23 and 24. Tell your neighbors! FARMERS TRADING POST NASHVILLE MICHIGAN ul her home In Ihl, ,hlp 8hc ^^.ed In lhe L B. ell, on Balurd.,. March H. ajed ambulance w Pennock hr.pl;77 years. 4 months and 3 days She tal had b-en in poor health tor * long Mr and M„ Keith antl ?n. 1887' 41,0 ?'aS daughter Darlene were Sunday vislh? rtPen>T' UUd W ,ors at ,hc Adnm Entires home Mrs. u , .V1.1 Durkee and daughter also called on । born, all of whom preceded their *•_ ai,n w f Brunner mother to ihe cat Be,,,.-rd -n,.! »ni1 Mt* ; family made the!r'home in Ckrlton । HINDS CORNERS. township unlll moving to Hastings John Weyermati came home Sunsome yours ago. j day after spending two weeks bI the | Surviving arc lhe husband, ten u. of M. in Ann Arbor. grandchildren, one great grandchild. । Mrs. Goldie Casey accompanied [two sisters, Mrs Mary Brooks of her brother. Rennie .Mott, and wife [Hastings and Mrs Margaret Ren- [and visited their sister. Mr and Mrs. , kes ol Detroit, severul nieces Boylan and family, near Augusta ;and nephews, and a large ctr-(Sunday. icle of friends, who knew Mrs. Spen-] Mr. and Mrs Lewis Abbott of [cer and loved her lor her many no- ■ Baltic Creek visited her brother. ble qualities. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias. Tues-1 j The funeral war. held at St. Rose day. I church on Tuetday morning at nine Mr. and Mra. C. N. Tobias spent o'clock. Father B N Geller offi- Bunday In Hastings, the guests of cigting. Ijurial in Mt. Calvary ceme-1 their granddaugter, Mr. and Mrs. tei*y. -» • [Harold Comp. --------- -------------------------------Dianna Matthews of Hastings vte. OBITLARK.---------------- . |ted Miss Margaret Moore from Frt.„m.,ncU .“t!' 01 nnUl SuM.y jWilllani was Mr. •* Meyers Centerville and William and Mary Mary E. E. Barry, Barry, was •* ------- of -• — ■— hnrn ar AAria Atta.icl i~ rn.otl .?a’ ITrnl Kcnl. rvx 001 on ,A Hgusl ' Miss Thelma Tobias of Battle Creek ' 26. 1869. He moved with his par- spCnt Saturday night with her par-1 en« to Carlton. Burry Co., when cnu, Mr. and Mrs W. O Tobias,, i seven years old and lived most of his and Sunday with her brother. Mr.' I life in Carlton except one year in and Mrs K^el Tobias | Hie west and one in New York state. Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hendershott ’ lie was united id marriage to Nina of Kalamazoo spent Thursday cveI A. Knowles on October 11. 1900 and ring with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. jto thU union were born five chlk £L N. Tobias. I dren. Leo, Albert. Mary. Robert and Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias visited David Vincent. He died at bis home hU brother. Frank, and family near I in Carlton on Saturday. March 17.! Nashville Wednesday. 11834. after a lingering illness. Ho, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush of Urleaves to tnoum him hU widow, five bandale visited her parents. Mr. end .children, two grandchildren, one Mrs. W. O. Tobias. Sunday after­ ; brother. Thomas, one sister. Mrs. noon. ! Elizabeth Wood, gnd many friends. Mrs. Ida Mcorc visited her sister He was a good husband and father in HasUngs from Friday until Sun­ , and a kind and helpful neighbor. day. I He was burled from Su Rosa i We had a full house at our enter-1 | church ot Hastings on Wednesday 'talnment at the schoolhouse Friday j |'morning, March 21, at 0 o’clock. evening. The Wandering Strollers CarnsUcn. Pit SALMON 19C C?a Fancy Red Sockeye, rich in oil. Finn texture. O l-lb. OE* F,ESH 3c*n.25c MACKEREL A goad variation for your Lenten menu. SOAP S 27c Crystal White Product. Colgale-PalmoUve-Peet Co. ALICE BRAND PORK & BEANS PEAS Everaood, Medium SU«. Ko. 2 c»n. q CLEANER 25c Bknh.lo., la bulk. Lb. 9c 1 <V Ba. We Carry a Complete Line of Fresh FRUITS .nd VEGETABLES Ju. 1 E_ 1*>C BAKING POWDER iUJT ar 13c Welch’s Grape Juice KL 20c :: IX 38c SALT JSL 10c ft 17c , W. 7c SARDINES 2 Ji." 15c PALMOLIVE 3 *“» 14C TOILET SOAP KIRK’S COCO SAN1-FLUSH C. THOMAS STO ‘Every Day Low Prices’ U K. PIMENTOS ]7 H.R.H. Powder Cl«*xii .nd MUSTARD Tapes. 8*1*4 Mu*urd. fRI* 3 APRICOTS | 10c ivA.ourio •* 9fb» 128 Wart �T ■UMHIStf THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 11, ISM -___________ • CELEBMTESFFTEENTHBIBW I Dykstra. Harold Newton. Dan Wall­ tion Class with Mr*. Dora Brumm MIDDLEVILLE. [ WOODLAND. dent. In chosen words, present-1 next Sun- leader met at achoblhouae Tuesday, ed a birthday cake to commander,' Thomappie townahlp board met The community held at the j March 20. The aubject wa* table Craig, there being fifteen candles at the clerk's office on the 15th, for | day evening will United Brethren church with Laird ] setting.____________ __________ on the cake, which was meant es-[ their annual settlement with thc' -- ----------- --pectally for the charter members' Wotrlng a* general chairman. । township treasurerNASHVILLE. MIm Lcnore Dowden spent the] i and Past Commanders. Refresh­ James A. Young, we believe to be menU were served at the dose of | ___ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Garilnger the first while child bom in Yankee week end as b guest of her aunt. returned apendthe RaH,hPw'a’rdt I (ConUnued from page one) i;| ——« home Friday after ’ "• -------Springs township, puased away last Mra. Dqwtfen of Lansing. from away including. Ralph ward. A Mr. „„ and of Batmonth* in Florid*. week and was laid to rest Bunday. u Mra. H. J _Stang ____ ______ Alma. Mr. and Mrs. KeRneth Leins. f ,putting on thc White Cross Seal „ C.... ---- <.-------Mr -------and --------Mrs ---------------------Bert Miller and ---------- ----------.. ----- । in Ml. Hope. He had lived in this! tle creek and .Mrs. B. Benham of.| ----------Battle Creek, the Rev. Hoyt. Claire I sale. । vicinity all his life, and for 85 years j Huntings were Sunday guests of Mr. June of Battle Creek were In town McDerby and Mr. and Mrs. Shafer I Paul H. King, of Detroit, has been had seen the changes that have MM. Kari mui. Saturday. Complete line of New of Nashviile. ______ ____ _ very active in crippled children’s I taken plMc.'He served his township. p Mbs phylIls England of Chicago i The LadlW Aid of the Evangelical New Dreite* of many OBITUARY. [work for many years. Hc U the nrst Y^kre springs, for many years as b spending a week’s vacation with church served a dinner Thursday WHITE CROSS SEAL SALE SNOW ON DO YOUR EASTER SHOPPING HERE ' dorff. Floyd Wood. T. S. K. Reid, i: Maurice Foreman. Edwin Sayles, > Sterling Rogers and • Harry Wood. 1 Other Past Commanders who were ■ unable to be In attendance are Roy p Hubbard. Verne Johnson, Henry in Catlaregus county. N- Y, Mar , ^ssage from President tion. He was a man whom to ■ Hubert. Edw. C. Potter. Dan Peter- 6. 1850. and poised from this life at J . man and Charles Sherwood. The Die home of her daughter In Delton. JRoosevelt the other day. As every- was to love for liLs manj maiilj traits. Thc widow sonlves and but j- men paid tribute to the Auxiliary March 16. 1934. aged 84 years and 1011body knows the President himself __ ___ ___________ _______ __ ______________ ' which has been such a help to the days. She came to_Mlchigaii when was a victim of own "determined willi'who all extend to Mrs. Young their । legion since its organization, the [ h^L87^ Barry und wUh the nld of mcdi- 5OrrOW ln hln l’aislnK [! cliarter being received September 6. |[°?°hl 5 qua Jn- ,a.-i4dm-ireifS-ln cal treatment, he has been able to Waiter J. Robertson, who for snenker of the evenlne the I • overcome. ®,le overcome, In in a large measure. measure, hls[niany hls'niany months has been a patient nallent Weiby crockford entertained horn? Saturday from Community Bobb .fl Wld jUnC S Sunday School hcapital. Mrs. Manning Is spending . qntur<jav evenins with a St. a few davs with her Patrick’s party. ;, Mrs. Fem Cross was hostess FrtPriFlnnle and । । Dr and Mrs. R. G. Finnic and,day night to the Dramatic Club, t-ilh Mr. and nllrl \after a short business session, games children spent Sunday with Mrs. Joseph McKnlght of Hastings, were played. Thc hostess served The annual meeting of the Wood- lovely refreshments In keeping with land Woman’s Club waa held nt the. St! Patrick's day. school last Tuesday evening. A | Th barn on the Eek Meyers form bountiful pot luck supper was served about a mile and a half northwest after which was held thc annual of Nashville burned to the ground ruary. 1919. Theodore Roosevelt In- pacing, two sons. Charles H. of - t lived here for eight years and was election of officers. The following of-[on Tuesday. A quantity of hoy. ., vited men representing the various Marion. and Wm. Frederick of Has- ' ,ar e"L well known. The relatives haw the fleers were elected for the coming grain and tools burned. It started units in lhe A. E F. to meet In 1 Unpi tw0 daughters. Mrs. B F “P°n “ *** sympathy of all their friends in this year. Jean Finnic. Pres.; Mabie-from a water tank heater. , Paris for the organization of some . Cowles of Hastings and Mrs. S S. n.ey.e. ‘{’T .p. .?P.^ sad hour. __ _____ _ Vlce-Prcs.; ,__ _____ Rowland. Florence Kit-1 Rehearsals are in progress for child again to the 1j v C. u L uo,cy Boley •' started son his bus i son. Recording Se< ; Eda Tyler, the pageant. ’The Living Christ." ■' ~ kind of a society among the ex- i Slanlon of Delton. Besides the chil-.-•••• “ should be called i7an"neot>ir “"l service men to continue the fra- , drt.n. tllPre are 10 grandchildren °r ,hk re^Sn’^hSt I rou,e •' Mondn >' A M .r-------------------— t, the first time --------• corresponding Sec.:. Dora Brumm..to be given Easter Sunday night at I .bout br th. a to ndctuhlr.,. or a: “a Jt_l‘’Ll™” ™! „„— ----------------uln'“. Treas.; Board of Directors, Hilda , the Evangelical church. .v h-„\ur“ i write now’ ‘o commend the moveA supper will be served In the M Summ and Matilda Cook. The club On Monday afternoon from 3 to clatlons of the fortunes of- war. On I ana j‘ftW "rge family, only onl^ two brothers sur­ I ment. whkh M.mal aUte. soon are f March 15. 1919. this organization vlvp t Pennock of Hastings and 'll,n’E church basement Wednesday eve- voted to have a cookie shower for 5 o’clock Mrs. Frank McDerby enI' was perfected and anil the name. "Amer"Amer- ; .. Henry or I i to laui"Ln behalFof the ■ ning. the proceeds to be used in buy- Starr j — ----- -”Benson a #- .Prairieville. Commonwealth Saturday.----—..................................................... tertalned Mrs. Ralph Wetherbee. lean Legion," chosen after a numnumThc funeral was held al the Wall-'lil»“ ‘ S i;|| lean'Legion," ing song book-- for the choir and i March 24 |>envr cookies with Ma- . Mrs W. A, Vance. Mrs. Gal) Lykins ber ot others had been suggested dorn /uBeral home on Sunday. 7'P.P£dpLP .VaeVra) welfare Sunday school classes. tllda Cook or Vella Gager at their and Mrs. J, Clare McDerby. Re­ In May. 1919. the first meeting in, Marftl 1B. ai two o’clock. Rev. L D ,or 1,15 co>e “nd 8encr“> Both Republicans ami Democrat.- home* or nt Shorno* store. freshmenu were served. Anagrams ............................. ..............---------' *•-"F this country was held In St. Louis, of Delton officiating Inter-[ As I understand it. this movement have g< d township tickets in thc A very Interesting meeting of the ■were > played during the afternoon. Mo.. 46 from Michigan attending en, ln Riverside cemetery. 1 will take ,h*the fnrm form of ° wh a White “,, nr'Cross w‘ ,________ field for the jieople to choose from. P T A will be held al the school- I ______ A lovely time was____ had_ __ at ______ the SL I Seal campaign, similar to that f house Tuesday evening. March 20.1 Patrick’s party Thursday night at , At this time the National Depart- | —-------------THE LTTLE RED BRICK. CARLTON CENTER. I which has been conducted for many (The committee in charge J»as |the K. of P. hall. i ment was formed and a constitution The Carlton L A. S. will serve hot years, and which has made possible Most ever)body in this vicinity worked out a program of music rep-1 On Thursday night was lhe Lehl adopted. The first Michigan Leglon convention was held in Grand lunches at the Orange hall election much of the crusade against tuber- । seems to be buzzing wood this week rcsentlng lhe different stages, of man Club family night at the I. O. Rapids Oct 13. 14 and 15. 1919, with day ] and getting ready for spring work American History from the time of [o. F. hall. A pot luck supper was A program will be given in the culosls. Col. August Gansser as Department afternoon. All are cordially invited. • Thc for । — Our .P............... T A .Li.......... this Thursday lhe Indians down to the present era | served followed by a program in Society — The International .......... Commander. Mr and Mrs. Wm. P. Hale were, crippled Children is to be cong rat-[night at the schoolhouse Thc men Different groups of the community 1 charge of Mrs. Frank Rydman and ' Michigan Legionnaires were pio­ guests Sunday of their daughter. I uiared for promoting this campaign are putting on the program, so let’s are taking part In the various | Mrs. Louis Reed. ! Since It is national in scope. I am give them a good crowd, ladles' scenes portrayed in the costume of i Fred Fisher attended the Amerineers In welfare work for veterans Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Fuller Mr and' Mrs Clifford -Hammond I the ti-time. Everyone ■.Ls welcome to'can Legion --2=; meeting In Hastings Frank-Barry passed away Satur- asking "Daddy ” Allen and those os" ----------- * '2-4 *nd their families. The Otter Lake ------- There — — -------------fee. — ------ J is — no — entrance (Thursday night. Billet and thc hospital at Camp day night after a long illness. Fu- |soclated with him to give this mes- and son Bernard visited Sherd cyme. Mr and Mrs. Welby Crockford | Mrs. Llbble Marshall of Battle Custer are their two chief projects, ncral services will be held Wednes- sngc in the various states who are S|>arks in Hastings Sunday. Mrs Warren Bolton accompanied and family called on Mr and Mrs. Creek spent Sunday with friends to supervise the White Cross Seals ■nd both have rendered valuable- day morning. a former res- campaigns. AITS. Oscar VTMZUr Spencer, Dpi by Mrs Reuben Gerllnger of Has­ J L. Crockforci of Carlton Sunday i here. service to hundreds. The speaker ,[ Mrs. bul -----------for many yenrs Good luck and success to you. ! A Democratic rally was held Mon­ tings attended a birthday party at P M Carlton -------, ,-----urged his hearers to remember that Ident. of------recently _-------passed sincerely away yours. , , tier aunt s. Mrs, Clara Bears, in Mrs. Recsor-------passed ’ " ”Catherine------J day night In the Odd Fellow hall. it was an honor to be an American I of Hastings, ______.--------------Franklin D Roosevelt ... er aa long Woodland Monday away at her farm home west of lhe Rep. Parker, from Middleville, was citizen and to always strive to up-,----after long illness. illness. Funeral Mineral servserv- , hold the high Meals contained in ices will be — this Tuesday - ---------- ----------morning, - -When YOU are solicited to buy! iFloyd v., Craig is working ................................ on thc City village Saturday morning. March the speaker. Mr. and Fred* " Henney and the preamble of thc Legion, nameJ ’Mrs. *“ ” •* white Cross Seals, don’t turn the dank tn Hastings helping to repair 17 al the age of 72 years Funeral Mrs. E. A. Hannaman. Mrs. W. A. services were held at the house Vance, Mrs. L. E. Pratt and Mrs. ly. to uphold and defend the Con­ son spent Sunday evening with Mr. | Boy Scout or the Camp Fire Gill it. , away empiy-iiunuvu u jvu cuu aslies Charles Woodruff spent thc Monday P M and later at the ’ stitution of thc United States of and Mrs, Millard Brechelsen and away empty-handed if you can afRalph Wetherbee spent 'Thursday | ford* ’to seats. I week end In Grand Rapids with her Metliodisi church conducted by with friends In Grand Rapids, America; to maintain law and or­ son. * *buy — some -------of - *the u-----**' i A committee has been named to'niece and family, Mrs. Harold, Ten Rev A E Wynn and Rev Harley , The ine Bible Mime Searchers searchers’ class met der; to foster and perpetuate a one . SOUTH THORNAPPLE. . _ dispose of. these seals among the EyClt Townsend. Burial al Woodland Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs. hundred percent Americanism; to ___ _preserve ______ ____ _____________ Mr. and Mrs. George Shields, who I business and professional men. If cemetery She leaves two brothers. Harold j Bahs. the__ memories and__inciROR1NIIVF. PARK. George Fox of Sycamore. Ill.. Ed­ dents of our association during the reside on Mrs. Glen Nichols' farm. | you are not solicited, find some ORANGEVILLE. , Great War; to inculcate a sense of on Saturday evening entertained member of the committee, or call a: Mrs Evrid Jackson and son. Ran­ ward Fox ot Dayton. Ohio and one < Individual obligation to the com- with a dancing party for their the Banner office for some of these dall, and Doyd Dundas spent Thurs­ .sister. Mrs Emma Dcetcr of Cov-1। Mrs Effie John and. daughter. day afternoon visiting relatives in I ington. Ohio, one daughter. Mrs. I 'Mary Lou. of Plainwell spent Sat­ inunity, state and nation; to com- friends and neighbors. Reo Bower- seals with — her parents. Mr.--------and bat tlie autocracy of both the man and brother-in-law. Clarence - * * Agnes Dorris of Chicago and two 11urday ----- ------------- --------, Lamoni, also Grand Rapids. HOLMES CHURCH. Carl, of tills this place, Art Earl, classes and lhe masses; to make Grebe, ot Grand Rapids furnished ■ Mr and Mrs. Alex Potts of Grand sons. Albert and Edward and four,। Mrs. Art | 5r.ee Enos Lecee. Lacourse and fiir.i'., family have right tlie master of might; to pro- the music, and a most enjoyable .................... w _________ .... grandchildren .4 r.r.d Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durkee and Rapids and Mr „.. and Mrs. Ralph Mr and Mrs Kida Guy of East [moved Into the house recently vamote peace and goodwill on earth: evening was spent. Both Reo and Mr and Mrs Richard Durkee were Finkbelner of Middleville were Sunto safeguard and transmit to pos- clarence were former pupils here in' Sunday visitors at Seymour Rclglcr’s day guests of Mr and Mrs Julian Woodland were Sunday guests ot rated by Elmer Cutcher. terity the principles of Justice, free- the Gates school and all were glad near Freeport ’’ Mr and Mrs Fay C Wmg 1 Mr. and Mrs W O. Pierce of ," Polls dom and democracy; to consecrate to welcome them. | Mr. and Mrs. Roland Valentine Mr and Mrs, Jack Wynn and Plainwell called on relatives at this Fred Cisler and family of Grand and sanctify our association by our Mrs. Ben Johnson, who has been were Sunday visitors at Lloyd Rapids spent Sunday with ............... children of Lansing spent Sunday place Sunday afternoon devotion to mutual helpfulness. In very miserable with rheumatic fever, Valentine’s in Hastings, mother. Mrs. Marvin Cisler. and with Rev and Mrs A E Wynn I Mr and Mrs Ivan Edgelt of dosing. Rev. Hoyt read an approa iRUe better which we ore glad) Mr. and Mrs Clarence Radford , brother. Ray Little Ann who has been visiting Hickory Comers are spending a few priate poem. "At Close of Day" u, hear ,and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schultz of I Mrs __________ _ .of Otsego her grandparents the past week, re- days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elin Horton As a remembrance from the AuxPerry Barnum was in Hamilton | Hastings spent Friday evening at visiting tn this neighborhood turned home with her parents. Clyde Nichols, at this place. ■ The March meeting of the NutriMrs. Blanche Wickham of Detroit lllary, Mrs. Helena Stneiker, presi- (Friday. J Roy Wickham’s. , week. Millinery y—$1.00 to $3.85 shade* and fabric*— Styli.h Mode._____ _________ $3.98 to $9.75 New Spring Sweater*_______ _______ $1.00 to $2.19 Splendid A**ortment of New Skirt* __$2.00 to $2.98 I We invite you to call and see these new things. Many other Dainty Articles of Merchandiae for the ladies. F. L. FAIRCHILD & CO Hastings, Michigan I came Friday to take care of her has been in ill health for some mother. Mrs. Nettie Newark, who Is time, passed away Sunday. His fu­ neral will be held at the church Mr. and Mrs. Robert Branson of Tuesday afternoon and he will be Battle creek were Saturday night laid to rest In Oak Hill cemetery. and Sunday guests of her mocker. Mrs. Nettle Brown and grand­ Mrs. Ida Johnson, of thia place. daughter is spending a few days Otis Ear) is quite seriously Ul with friends at Prairieville. with quinsey at this writing. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY W. T. Rose, of this vicinity, who Property Owner! Satisfy Yourself Before you rent your house the next time, that your proseptcive renter i* a dependable credit rials. Our credit reporting service is available to you for a nominal charge. Please call in person. HASTINGS CREDIT BUREAU 8 Stebbins Bldg. Bonded Collection Dept. THERE’S A DIFFERENCE SUITS OR stUtuds requirements WILSHIRE WOOLENS. DRESSES i j 2for$l H. E. CARRICK, Tailor 109 W. STATE ST. PHONE 9181 LyBARKER’S ONE CENT SALE Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 28, 29, 30, 31 You select any article in this Big List of useful and remedial items at regular price and then you can buy ANOTHER ONE JUST LIKE IT FOR ONE CENT $ .51 .51 .51 .61 .61 .61 .61 .51 .51 .51 .61 .61 Call at our big store and see what ONE .CENT will do for you at this BIG SALE! .50 Fleur du Midi Butter­ milk Cleansing Cream, 2 for .50 Fleur du Midi Cold > Cream_____________ 2 for .50 Fleur du Midi Tissue* Cream_____________ 2 for .50 Fleur du Midi Vanish­ ing Cream_________ 2 for .5j> Fleur du Midi Vanish­ ing Cream Lotion-- 2 for .50 Fleur du Midi Facial Astringent________ 2 for .75 Spring Blossoms Cold Cream _________2 for .50 Spring Blossoms Almond and Buttermilk Crm., 2 for .75 Spring Blossoms Vanish­ ing Cream________ 2 for .50 Penslar Almond & Cu­ cumber Cream__ 2 for .50 Camphor Ice Lotion, 2 for .50 Cocoa Butter Cold Cream__ 5?_____ _ 2 for .75 Theatrical Cold Cream, 1 lb.______________ 2 for .51 .51 .51 .51 .51 .51 25 Cent Antiseptine Tooth Paste......................................... 2 for26c 50 Cent Milk of Magnesia—Pints....................................... 2 for51c 50 Cent Aspirin Tablets—100’s......................................... 2 for51c 75 Cent Cold Cream — 1 pound tins . . .......................2 for 76c 75 Cent Pure Cod Liver Oil— Pints.................................... 2 for76c 60 Cent Nelson’s Magnesia Mixture.................................. 2 for61c 60 Cent Antiseptine—Pints.................................................. 2 for61c 25 Cent Hinkle’s Tablets — 100’s............................... 2jfor 26c 50 Cent Colonial Club Shaving Cream................. .*.Z for 51c 50 Cent Pen-Gesic Liquid Analgesic for Pain . . ..2 for 51c .61 .51 .61 .51 .51 S .50 .50 .50 .50 .SO .60 45 FOR THE MEN Colonial Club Shaving Cream. 3 for $.51 Colonial Club Shaving I-otlon, 2 for “* Colonia) Club Bay Rum...... 2 for 41 Colonial Club Hair Oil ------ 2 for Colonial Club Hair Tonic . .2 for Colonial Club Lllar Vegetal . .2 for Colonial Club Talcum for Mcn, 2 for Start the Qay With Colonial Club .51 .76 PERFUMES and TOILET WATERS $2.01 1.51 2.01 2.01 .1.51 .1.01 2.00 Jasmine Perfume______ 2 for 1.51 1.50. Jasmine Toilet Water___ 2 for 1.01 2.00 NarcisstHf Perfume 2____ 2 for 1.51 1.50 Narcissus Toilet Water, _2 for 1.01 .50 Perfume Flacons_______ 2 for .51 Your choice of Fleur du Midi, Jasmine, Narcissus, C hyp re, Orange Blossoms FINE STATIONERY $ .75 Garden Court Paper and fancy envelopes, 2 for $ .76 ,60 Neba__________ 2 for .61 .50 Penslar Pound » ' Paper------- -------- __2 for .51 .20 Penslar Envelopes, 2 for .21 FOR THE BABY S 45 Baby CasUle Soap................... t f $2.00 Fleur du Midi Perfume __2 for 1.50 Fleur du Midi Toilet Wtr., 2 for 2.50 Spring Blossoms Perfume, 2 for 2.50 Spring Blossoms Toilet Water------- -— -------- 2 for 2.00 Chypre Perfume______ 2 for 1.50 Chypre Toilet Water ___2 for BUY NOW THIS BIG SALE IS FOR YOUR BENEFIT AND SAVE MONEY! THESE ARE ALL FRESH ITEMS OF MERCHANDISE! USEFUL THINGS YOU NEED EVERY DAY Creams and Lotions Face Powders and Rouges $ .50 Fleur du Midi Face Powder, White____ 2 for $ .50 Fleur du Midi Face Powder. Natural___ 2 for .50 Fleur du Midi Face Powder, Brunette ___2 for 1.00 Spring Blossoms Face Powder, White____ 2 for 1.00 Spring Blossoms Face Powder. Natural__ 2 for 1.00 Spring Blossoms Face Powder, Brunette__ 2 for 1.00 Spring Blossoms Face Powder. Deep Ivory _2 for .50 Fleur du Midi Rouge, Raspberry_________ 2 for .50 Fleur du Midi Rouge, Strawberry________ 2 for .50 Fleur du Midi Rouge, Medium ________ 2 for .75 Spring Blossoms Rouge, Flame------------------- 2 for .75 Spring Blossoms Rouge, Medium__________ 2 for FOUR BIG DAYS 45 Zinc Stearate Many item* not listed here because of lack of space. See one of our bill* or call at the store for information. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Hastings , B. A. LyBARKER, Propr. Michigan Family Remedies and Items for Your Medicine Cabinet $.20 Boric Acid Powder-------------- 2 for $.21 .15 Epsom Salt r-_------------------- 2 for .16 .50 Buchu, Juniper & Palm. Pills, 2 for .51 .26 .25 Castor Oil_______ .25 Camphorated Oil _2 for .26 .50 Dyspepsia Tablets . _2 for .51 .25 Tincture Iodine__ -_____ -__2 for .40 Ext. Witch Hazel, 8 oz. ___ 2 for .25 Glycerin ______________ 2 for .25 Mercurochrome--------------—2 for .25 Zinc Stearate-----------------___ 2 for .75 Cod Liver Oil___________ ___ 2 for .76 .25 Glycerin and Rose Water____ 2 for .26 .25 Soda Mint*, Bottles of 100 .—2 for .26 .25 Aspirin Tablets-------------------- 2 for .26 .50 Cascara Aromatic Ext.--------- 2 for .51 .25 Germicidal Soap___________ 2 for .50 Regulax Laxative Tablets___ 2 for ’.25 Hinkle’s Tablets, 100’c______ 2 for .60 Nelson’s Magnesia Mixture *.u2 for -.61 .50 Sodium Phosphate _________ 2 for .50 Pen-Gesic Liquid Analgesic __2 for .40 Cascara Ext. Tablets, 5-gr._ 2 for .25 Tread Easy Foot Powder___ 2 for .50 Cherry Bark Cough Syrup__ 2 for .50 Aspirin Tablets, 100’s_____ 2 for .25 Aspirin Tablets, 24’s______ 2 for .60 Golden Pen-Lyptus Cgh. Syp. 2 for .51 .50 Laxative Cold Capsules .50 Analgesic Balm___ .50 Pen-Gesic_________ .75 Cod Liver Oil, Pints .76 1.00 Hypophosphites__ 2 for 1.01 .50 Inhalit . .................... -2 for .51 �TOT HASTINGS BANNEB, WBDNMDAT,. MARCH M, 1M4 ! ENJOYED W. S. T. C. TER lRE 00 to >3.95 98 to 59.75 .00 to >2.19 .00 to 32.98 w things. it CO Health for some Sunday. Hte fui and he will be Hill cemetery. >wn and granti­ ng a few days airlevllle. ourself me, that .liable to i person. tEAU on Dept. •NCE Social Events and Personal Mention GLEE CLUBS FRIDAY Fine Program at Audi­ EASTER PAGEANT I Young OH 0000 FRIDAY STYLEPARK HATS People tendered a Mr- and Mr*. Carl Boyes of Flint Mr. and Mr#. Kenneth Leins and torium Lansing over lhe week end. were Saturday and Sunday guests daughter were in lhe city on I A good steed audience wa* praaent •THZ BBBUBBZOTION” TO - and Boyac. 1 Thursday, — Mra. — ----- Mra. Earl ------ — ... Lein* and baby re­ on Friday evening to hear the splenDr. D. D. Walton wa* in Kalama- <X. Mr BK GIVEN AT CENTRAL Mr*. Verrol donklin wa* called to maining for the balance of thc week did program rendered by the com­ soo on Thursday on businc**. * AUDITORIUM ( Wned clubB of w e T c un_ Thoma* Stebbins was home from ber home at Honor Jaat week by the with relative*. seriou* illneaa of her mother. | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Talmadgc ,der the direction of Harper C May■ Ann Arbor over thq waek end. Mrs. Wm. Zuldema of Grand tnd her mother. Mr*. Perry, and bee. head of thc department of DRAMA DEDICATED TO Mr. and Mra. Harold Carroll vi*itRapid* visited her mother. Mrs. AgMra. Grace Gamble of Marshall music. The program as given in last ed friend* in Nile* on Sunday. CITIZENS^OFHASTINGS ware Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs | week's paper wa* followed except for Miss Florence Watkins was twine nes Fuhcr, Thuraday add Friday. lUlph Ward of Alma «aa In U>. oh“ Barnta. ;a law ehanaaa. from Wyandotte over the week end. Dr. and Mrs- D. D. Walton and Prof. Maybee gave an explanation Stirring Biblical Story to Be Russell. Zerbel went to Chicago city on Thuraday visiting hl* parfamily visited relatives in Kalama- of the aims of the music department Bunday night, where be has a posi­ ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ward. Shown in Eight Color­ Mr* Emma Bteson and .... Mr ... and on Bunday and heard the Kala- at W. 8. T. C. and the young poo tion. u ful Beenes -• ‘Victor Bteaon • Attorney Kim Bigler wa* in j1 Mra, of— Freeport were» masoo Symphony » -- -­ orchestra at thc pie demorutrated eome ot the vocal „ ‘ exercises used in “toning up.” The An Easter Pageant entitled "The Greenville on Monday on legal bust- Sunday guests of Mbs Mabel Bkauditorium, * Mr. and Mra. Henry nesa. *|iu' “ ' ** “ — "* ** “ -------- * Mulder and chorus te to be commended for It* Resurrection” written and directed children were in Grand Rapids on excellent enunciation, which wa* by lhe Reverend John Kftehing. D i Mrs. Wm. McCann of Irving wa* the guest of Mr*, r ' D.. pastor of the Presbyterian church, and dedicated to the clti-1 Monday. uarenls Mr and Mr* R. I Win*, mwriage of Mr*. Mulder* sister, age glee club. Mr. and Mr*. George eorge Robinson low ’ ' ' Miss Ella Blmpson. Saturday after-The women's choru*. under lhe rens of Hastings, will be presented Id* on Friday on . , , „ noon. direction of Dorothea Sage Snyder., at Central auditorium Good Friday were in Grand Rapid* । Mrs. Wm. Schulz of Grand Rap... . ......-------- ... ...f-----business. Mr. and Mr*. Lowell Herbert of gave an Irish fantasy In costume evening. March 30. commencing al Gu* Hlraka* of Battle Creek was I id* called on her sister and husband. Otsego visited Mr and Mrs. Andrew that was colorful and very enjoy- eight o'clock. thc guest of Winston Sheffield over,, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels. Satur-, Herbert over the week end. able Scene One will show Bt Mary. me wewa umm . day. the week end. Maurice Glaser sang three pleas­ Salome and Mary Magdalene com- | Robert Burch visited In Grand „ Mte* Lote Langston comes home Harold Swanson returned to Big Rapids over the week end. Mr. and ing solos. "Without A Song." “How (Ing to tlie grave In the morning. An || Saturday from Kai am a too for her Rapids Bat urday after spending tlie Mrs. C. J Burch of that city re­ Ireland Got Its Name" and “Nlch- angel meets them and announce* spring vacation. week with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bwanavo. ” a Russian number. that the Lord has risen. turning with him on Bunday. 1 Scene Two show* the conrterna- I Mr and Mr*. David Boyes were son. Those whb failed lo hear this con­ Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Maus. Mr and cert missed a treat as It was a tion of the Jewish authorities when' Bunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. John “ F. Nichols ■ and... Mr. and’ Mr*. S. Mr* L. F. Maus. Mrs. M. L. Pier­ privilege to have them here Follow- lhe new* of the Resurrection te l Sleigh of Allegan. Jimmy of Detroit visited Mr. and son, Mr*. A. A. Crothcrs and Mrs. '■ Ing the concert, thc Teachers ’ Club Mr. and Mra. Edw Smith go to broad cast. Bt Stephen is stoned ' Mrs. L. E. Barnett over the week ___ ______ _ Tarsus is given authorToledo today for a visit with Mr. end” : entertained to-: with refreshments in and Saul of m„, anil Mr* Ebben Smith. tty to destroy thc CitrteUan* at Mr and Mra Kellar Stem left on '<Uy .U«mlU>s U» ftwr.1 01 K.iil j. Maus. On( . of member, o ; me chorus Damascus. Mr. and Mrs Dan Lewis visited Saturday fur New York City for a I k Mias Dorothy Field, daughter of friend* at Campau lake and East vklt with Mr. and Mra. Gay Jor­ MISSIONARY I NION Scene Three, persecutor Saul ia If you are looking for a new shape Mr and Mra W J Field. blinded by a great light from heav­ Caledonia on Sunday. dan­ In a Spring hat that will became Richard Cook was in Lansing Mrs. George Briggs Brigg* of or Detroit ucuoit k i* . tTrun.. til. --------en. ------- „ on — I! Mr*. Scene Four shows the convention you. you are looking at It now. It Saturday attending a Michigan I visiting her daughter and husband. l^th^home C VIC PLAYERS TO PrfM MWto me.UK. .U MFFT Old APRIl Q and baptism of Saul into the Chris­ IiMr Mr. -m! and Mr. Mrs. J.ck Jack sum. Stem, t« for . a tn few has th- dignity of good taste and, H». John C Ketcham is in St. days of Wedmsaay. aftMttl UN APRIL H tian faith. Hk sight te restored. thc distinction of a good name— Scene Five 'Many months are J Johns today to speak at the countyMr*. Mac Townsend returned Fri-, ------------and the virtue of good value. Get wide Granger* Day meeting. day from Saginaw, where she spent « was the occasion of the annual; Member* of lhe Hasting* Civic supjxised to have elapsed since the i it at Baird's. Mr and Mr* Loy Royer of Bat- tbe winter with Mr and Mrs Geo. ,andJJpC, iprotram was PlByrr» Association will hold their conclusion of lhe final scene and tie creek were guests of Mr. and Francis. nrenared tn rrtehr.te Pnunrter. Dav I — .u““ prepared to celebrate Founders Day ’fprinR pjay festival In thc Methodist now the Apostle Paul k seen in thc Edgar Thoma* of Dayton. Ohio. V* Womau* F°rcten Mimtonary .church on Monday. April 9. inMead city of Athens. Greece.i Before the! . Mr*. Gary Crook on Sunday. ' Woven from virgin wool—tailored in the spent Sunday here with Mrs. Thom- J ooc^ , ,of April 2 a* first announced, ac- Philosophers he delivers his well a* al the home of Mr. and Mrs , A*1*7 ,ie aerving of a deilc.aits ; cording to Mrs D D Walton, gen- known speech. newest styles for spring, suits at Baird’s CMarlea Johnson. | luncheon the meeting was called to rra| chairman. Two one act play* Scene Six shows th- trial of Paul I i Mra. Carrie Montgomery, who iuss °f<*£r by Mr*. L L Dewey .••neral directed by Mra. Honora Pratt and before King Agrippa Agrippa or-| this year are of excellent quality in all Nunn-Bdsh quality goes deeper than been spending the winter in Grand chkhman cl the Union The usual Mr, M E whitman, will feature the ders that Paul be taken to Rome to ( the surface Forty extra operalkxu price ranges. Satisfaction is guaranteed Rapid* returned Monday to her »ouUne of bustnew b- ing disposed program In addition there will be a stand trial before lhe emperor . make them better—in wearing qual­ this year as always. Dress up for the of.^the programwa-« wa.,given:j given speaker, speaker, music music and and aa buffet buffet lunch lunch there. home in thi* city. >c Allowingprogram ity and in ermfogt. Thc price* are Mrs Will Dooley of Kansas City, A duel ’ake Up Thy Cross." duet T Take Crow." -fhc -phe meeting will be open to memmem­ Scene Seven shows the clotting Easter parade in a suit from this store. M50. *7 50 and M 50 — U.. , U.. ..X . . Kan.. wnn was lauru called iicic here munua; Monday u, by Jun hour* of the apostle* life. An angel nan - « ~ by • othe Mlvcs Bilv-o Riley and t>er* only lhe death at of her brother, brother. Frank J Lucille, Baraet. Baraett with ?•'».: ■ the -■... Mr. Jarr.e, warns him of coming martyrdom, BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Maus of Martin. Bristol as accompanist rhe devowhich he faces bravely Mr and Mra. Fred Raymond and lions vetc led by Mrs. Bessie Puttie v.. 15, wa* rather Thursday. ..... March Scene Eight Grand finale. The son Claude, of Jackaon. were here Her topic was "The Builder’ and an unusual day in the life of Frank entire cast will be grouped on thc on Friday to attend tlie funeral of scvcral Bible references wer- read Ryde of southwest Maple Grove. stage in costume. Music will be .. — — from slips, given^out by Mra Tuttle »hcn * birthday surprise party was furnished by thc Masonic orchestra j Mrs, Mary Hickey. ,------ - - - - - - - - , ----- - - -—» —-•>-— >----------- Mr.ond Mrs Olet) Hubbard of stJAnofhe>' ducl- "Thou Ar: My Re,- planned and given him by his chll- under the direction of Don WallJohnS and Mka Gertrude Lewis of u*c was rendered by tne Mksc' Misses dren 4^,, al at the home ot ol Mr and Mrs. Mra dortl Ashley called on Mr knd Mra F. L.. R>*‘T and Bassett. Thk song was Claude Hodman honoring hk Bist Following is the cast of players: written hu by M, Miss Elha Bauer on Sunday. “ F,h “ Nagler. a “ sis-1 birthday. MEN—St Paul, Finley Joiinston; ,। me. - noon a bountiful pot luck din­ King Agrippa. Conicliur. Mannl; Rul­ At Mr- «.U and Mrs clarence Crawford tw to Noble Nagler. who all une time and'son Billy and Mr. and Mra. C *“«»« in lhe city schools MLv. Nag- ner was served the main feature be­ er at Sanhedrin. Dr P. Can-others; JI AST INGS MICHIGAN W. wespinter were in Chicago Bat* * miraionary . in China , mg a beautifully decorated birthday Gaius. Roman Advocate, Archie Mc­ A. k K Pr.>nri«en Frundscn ..ve gave a re. re- cake made especially for lhe oc- Donald; Nero* Headsman. Martin urday and Sunday. ' Mrs * .-iew ot Stanley Jones' latest book, casion by Mrs. Will Hyde of BarryVan Duben; Saint Stephen. Joe DeMtes Dorothy Barnes, who teach­ Christ Humanity" ville. [ Rutter; Flavian, the Centurion. Milo es at Three Oak*. will spend the. -•••■ r and “Suffering 77";“— week end with her parents. Mr. and and h,,r «P>*ndld Interpretation of" The afternoon was spent very, DeVries; Bishop of Damascus, Anything al all about your Mrs Charles Barnes. thk book made a deep impression on pleasantly by vklting. 1 Archie Relckord; Caipha*. Leon Ralph McClelland visited friends and West Vermontville district* Kenneth Power* has been very ill Guests present were Mr and Mrs Bauer; Festus, lhe Governor. Lem­ Mr. and Mra. A. T Eash of near t,UM* present. . were present. Freeport called on their daughter, Mrs Cook distributed several Clem Kidder and son Nell anti Mn uel Severance; Zalmonah. the in Hastings Sunday and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Keith questions and answers bearing on Sidney Stanton and Marylin of Scribe. Morri* O. Hill; Malchus. a Donald entertaining lhe | Mr cnd vvilfonl Price an4 Mis* Virginia Day spent Bunday D=™!d Maurer ;I* --------Daniels. Monday evening lhe activities and progress of th- routhwrsl Maple Grove. Rev. E servant, Bob McLeod; Pudens. In thc Frank Smith home near Ver- chicken pox. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Mosier at । Mr*. Carl Finstrom and Roy Fin- Foreign Missionary Society since lu. Rhoades. Harve Marshal) and ND. friend of Paul. Vern Wlntnger; monlville. I Arthur Kill Hill of Nashville was a s’.rom were In Lansing Saturday and organtealion and lhe meeting dosed and Mrs Fred Hanes of north M.«- Saint Peter. A. J. Larsen; Saint ■ 11 Lansing spent Suxraay in Vermont" MU* Genevieve McClintic of Lan- Friday caller in thU neighborhood. ’.Hartley Finstrom returned with I with the missionary teQpdiclM*. •ple Grau;. Mrs. Will Hanes of Nash- John. Ross Johnson; Tobiah, a Jew. Bing spent.the week end with Mr jfc and Mrs. Ray Bird arm f»m. them for the week end. A large number of members andI ville. Mr and Mrs Will Hyde ot Robert Walton; Tarlak. a Jew. Occil and Mrs Herbie Wilcox ffy -j?— iiy are moving moving on the Eli: Elsie “ Furrrtss A large attendance wa* < /ar a* you should? Or as Mr and Mrs Weldon Bronson re-'guest* were present Barryvillc. Mr and Mrs. Orin Hanes Munton: Dionysius, thc Areopagite. I the Birthday club at Lon Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Wilcox were farm. farm, north of h'aohvilk. Nashville. and Clayton and Eunice of Hickory Ermont Newton; First King’s Guard, tn Bellevue on business Monday and well ** you khould. or a* turned on Saturday from J»ckson' vLiam Mis* Dorothy Warren of Ithaca T'htiraday. Corners Mrs Dora Marshall and Gordon Mannl; Second King’s spent tire remainder of the day with & ACT.V1TIES comfortably? Learning spent lhe week end with her aunt,I son Ear! of Bellevue. Mrs. C. T Guard. Edward Monica; Jewish Mr and Mrs. Albert Holsebtu. Smith and other relative*. ■ Mn W. c. Debolt. HOMINY CROQUETTES, Mr. and Mrs- William Witeon reMra Donald Smelker. Mra Thoe> Jones and Mr*. Libbie Marshall of Priest. Frank Fern*; Levite. Harry these facte is Important to c cooked hominy. Mr. and Mrs. Harve Checscman i turned to Grand Rapid* Sunday I Johnston. Mra Edw. Down.’. Mra Battle Creek Watef*; Bugler. John Larsen: Greek tended Friday but a fine time was you. and is secured from u*. and family were Bunday caller* at after spending the winter with her Harry Water*. Mra Albert Craig •TVVCrUI Kilk* were "VI. ICl< Several gift* left 111 in IllMIUt honor VI of Philosopher. Charles Wibert; Stoic enjoyed by those present. Balt and pepper. * , and were at lhe the day and many other relatives 1 teacher, Fred Young-. motfwr. Mra. Claude Wood I” ”* Miss *Irma Water* — We are planning on h pot luck hi* skier's. Mrs. Clarence Bump., Chopped parsley. Mr. and Mr*. Philo Jones and son' Veterans' hospital at Camp Cluster and friends remembered the oc­ WOMEN—Queen Bernice. Rose supper and special services at the and family and Mra. George Maurer ' Onion juice. and a friend and Miss Ida Tinkler, on Wednesday. March 14. to at­ casion by sending birthday cards?. Walton; Archangel, Louis^ Ducker; church on Good Friday. Everyone is and family of Hastings. Mrs. I<ja Norton of the Moore dis- j Nutmeg. All departed for their homes tn Mary. Mother of Jesus. Cora New­ Invited. of Grand Rapids visited Mr- and tend the Fourth Dktrict Birthday \ 2 eggs yolks. party, eighty veterans having birth­ thc late afternoon feeling that the ton; Salome. Ella Water*; Mary trict spent Friday night with her . Mra Burt Tinkler on Sunday. Luncheon was day had been a very enjoyable one. Magdalene. Nina Van Datecn; Co­ DUNHAM P. T. A. 1 , Mrs. Mary Burgess. Mrs. Chas. | days in March mother. Mrs. Anna Ciieeseman. i Eg? and crumbs. To the hominy, add cream served and thc ladles report an enFaul and Marietta, Mrs. Herman ----------------. OPTOMETRIST The March meeting lumbia. Maxine Wunderlich; Ari­ ------- -— of -lhe P. T- Mrs. Ebcr Hodman and .*««■ milk, and seasoning.. Mix MU ar ANCHOR CLASS MEETING. Zerbel and Mra. Chas. Aldrich spent ‘ joyable lime. adne, the Sorceress, Ailccn laen- ... A. was held -------Friday evening, of Hastings were Monday. beat until light, add the well-boa , ------... the Campbell v, Hastings Thursday with Mra Edith Louden The next regular meeting of the I Thc "Anchor Class' of the Mcth- hath; Damaris. a Greek Maid. Alice ninth. ninth The meeting was u*as called to <*!)«„ ..ill... Bt peter Hodmans, ... .. .. . . al Gull lake in honor of the latter's. American Legion Auxiliary 'win be I odist Sunday School. Mrs. Guy Kel­ DeVries; the Princess Naida. Fern order by the president. Mrs. Doroy— Chas Cobb--------Mra. and Chas. Nor-. £old Shape into oblong pea I birthday. Ion Thursday night. April 5. Mra ler. teacher, was pleasantly enter­ Munton; Zarah. the Dancer. Za- thy Hodman The minutes of thc mBn „.k, „ w„, of w Battle Creek shaped croquette*, roil In fine bro< tan and Necora I____________________________ _______ i Thoe. Johnson and Mrs. Adelbert tained by Misses Sophia Wallace. belle Adrcunie; the Princess Korah. last meeting were approved a* rea4 spent Bunday at G. G. C C Marshall 1*; »nt Sunday at Marahali's; crumb*, then in beaten egg. ar crumbs, In egg, ■ ■ ■ ■ Cortrlght having charge of the en- Jean Everhart and Agnes Royer, at Emma Relckord; lhe Princes* Zeba. and the president appointed a comj«— Mr. and Mra. — O. -E. -------Marsliall and again Ln crumb*. Fry at once, uni . 1 tertalnment. i the former's home last Tuesday eve- Ubbie A-vhalter, Zllpah. wife of mittoa lo nominate the new officer* Mr and Mrs H. J. Volta spent Sat­ brown, in hot fat 1X75 to 380 dagro ■ ning. Baskets for use at thc "Pro­ Fcstu*. Dorothy Adrounle; Claudia, for another year. urday evening with Mrs. Esther F.) abort, leaflet* stalk* at pa PARTY AT COUNTRY CLUB cession of thc Brides." were made wifi*of Puden*. Geraldine Williams; The meeting was then turned Marshall at Nashville. THURSDAY EVENING.i, by the girls, games played and of­ oley thrust into pear-shaped or First Angel. Ida Waters; Second over to the program committee. Mr. Lloyd Marshall and family of the A delightful pot luck dinner was ficers chosen for lhe next three Angel. Maude Smith; Third Angel. and Mrs. Clyde Kesler The crowd Moore district spent Sunday eve­ will make them very atUacllva. held at the Hastings Country Club! months as follows: Pre*.. Maxine Golah Storer; Fourth Angel. Mae stood to sing the song. "Smile a ning at O. C. Marshall’s. on Thursday evening for thc mem­ Bennett; Vice-Pre*. Dorothy John­ Mulder; Reader. Emily J. McElwain. Bit.” with appropriate motions. Hu­ TOMATO JUICE COCKTAIL. I bers. Cards were played, the scares son:. Secy-Treas.. Sophia Wallace. DANCERS—Agnes Johnson. Vio­ ron Healy recited ’The Railroad SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. going to Mrs O- L. Lockwood. Dr. II Assistant. Kathleen Merriman Re­ let Spirts, Fern Mulder. Jennette Crcsring." Lillie Ciweseman gave a 1 c tomato tutce. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and C. P. Lathrop and Mrs. Roy Cordes freshments were served by the host­ Van Daisen, Betty McMillen, Betty reading entitled “Aunty Doleful's 1 T mild vAegar. children of Nashville spent Bunday Committee member* were Mr and esses. Lane. Enid Mohler. Virginia Duck­ Visit." with his parent*. Mr and Mrs Mrs. G- E Goodyear. Mr. and Mrs Tiny bit of bay leaf. er. Betty Spirts, Araxl Boloyan. Hon J. C. Ketcham of Hasting* Charley Smith. Mrs. Chance and COATS GROVE. John Ironside, Mr. and Mr. D A 1 slice onion, making 1 teasj SINGERS—Lillian Clark. Jean then gave a very interesting descrip­ Mrs Elkton were caller* in thc aft­ VanBuskirk. Mr and Mrs. George The school will pul on an Easier DeVries. Lola Aslialter. Lucille War­ tion of the inaugural ceremonies of ernoon. when grated or minced. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. James Rad­ program at the church. Further ner. Erma Waters. Marjorie Steb­ Pres Roosevelt He made a plea 1 T lemon juice. ’ Asa Strait went lo Petoskey and ford. Mr. and Mr*. Wilbur Lane and announcement* next week. ,_ on business the first 1 bruised celery stalk. bins. Leone Leonard. Eloise Storer, for loyally to the president, as no Mackinaw v City Mrs-Nora Dawsun. MU* Jeanne Newton of Hastings Edna Schults. Margaret Tolles. Su­ one knows the burden* and respon-, o{ wcek '' ~ M)x ingredient*. let stand 15 1 spent the week end with Martha sanne ST. PATltfciUS PARTY. Sumner. Ellen Leonard. slbiilUes he carries He gave a brief j Mn BUderbock moved to Ver­ ute*. and strain through chroaacl and Virginia Thompson. Gladys Edmonds, Marjorie Adams. character sketch of Speaker Henn' montvdle Friday. Chill and sene in small gllifts Boms. Mr. and Mrs. C. B Hodges enter­ Mr and Mrs. Guy Giddings of Marguerite Waters. William Bach­ T. Rainey, telling how responsibility । tained with a St. Patrick's bridge Hasting* spent the week end with man. William Fox. Ian Ironside, develops qualiUea of leadership and ana buffet supper on Sunday. Flrat Geo Coats and family. character. Huey Long was described Howard Ferris, Ellsworth Newton. honors went to' Mrs Gerald SwerdMr. and Mrs Nell Smith of Mid­ SOLOISTS-Davld Van Buskirk. as having the elements of a dema-: feger and J. Hall Caine. Out of land spent lhe week end with rela­ Roy Corde*. Annie Kltching. J M. gogue. absolutely impervious to1 town guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. tives hefre. things said about him and simply > Langston, Howard Frost. lk Hall Caine and Mr. and Mrs Law­ We were sorry to hear of thc ac­ HELPERS—Stage Manager. Ray­ won’t be laid out. rence Watson of Ionia. Mr. and cident that happened to Mr*. Coy Waters; House Manager. Harry The “Smiles” with which Mr. Mrs. OmM Bwerdfeger of Mid­ Stowell recently. Young; Dancing Mistress. Mis* Mer- Ketcham concluded hi* talk, were dleville. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hart The D O T O met with Mrs. sen; Stage Carpenter. John Engle; highly applauded and Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Pratt ot' Alice Allcrding Wednesday after­ Electrician. Emerson Royer; Make­ Ernest Gray with the aid of Betty Battle Creek. noon. Il was "Youths’ Day." and up. Myrtle Stebbins. Mrs. K. S. Mc­ Donovan, dressed for their port*., l the following program was given: Intyre. Louise Newton. Laurence gave Aunt Mandy's Kentucky Phil-1 | Roll call with responses of bright Barnett; Costumes. Maude Wood- csophy. । Mrs. Raymond Bolton entertainod sayings of children. “What Shall I burne; Orchestral Manager, Frank Tire songs by Duane Perry, who twelve in honor ot hfr riste-. Mr*. Give My Child lo Read?" by Kath- Adair; Orchestra Director. Hubert accompanied himself on the guitar. I H. E. Whltlum, Friday evening with ryn Richardson. “Youth Adrift.” Cook; Pianist. Maude Cook; Organ­ were responded to by an encore ot a linen shower. Game* and cards Bessie Woodman. "Should Children ist Mrs A. McCoy; Color Wheel. C. guitar and harmonica selections. | By Expert from BENJAMIN MOORE A CO. were played, prizes going lo Mrs. Go to Bunday School?" Alice Chase. T. Cordes; spotlight. Herman Frost; MUs Springer told about "The' Harry Bush. Mrs. Geo. Hillman mid Poem, "The Pl— ------- ••” Posters. Barbara Chamberlin; Typ­ Tribulation* of Biddy Malone ” A . Expert .advice on all exterior and interior .... Ple of* My Childhood. Mrs. Sterling Sponable. Mrs. Bol- by Tom Ly Mary T.*n*end. and a nice play­ ing and Advertising. Muybelle Hart; duet. “My Wild Irish Rose." by home decorations. ton served delioiou* refreshments. ’” "Poor "" *" let. Little Tyke," by tho fol­ Ticket Manager. Forre*t Lane; Sadie Osiroth and Fern Ball, was lowing ladies: Bopha Smith, Jen- Pres* Agent, Richard Cook; Music followed by th* "Byke Boot Song" MISS FARRELL is with the Department of nle Coat*. Pearl Demand. Nina Master. Dan Wulldorff; Director of by the school. Beatrice Buxton re­ The twelve members ot the J. F. Townsand. Margaret Coat*. Kath- Tableaux. Max Lewis; Trumpeter. cited “What a Little Girl Said” and ; Home Decoration of the Moure Co,, and is T. Club were pleasantly entertained ryn Richardson and Mary Allerdlng. Lucille McLeod. George Ball. “Micky's Courtship.” well qualified in all ways to give you expert on Tuesday afterhoon by Mra. MilThe Sluts family, who have b*en Dorothy Hoffman gave a piano sc-1 ton Murphy at her home north of living on the Wm Bayne farm, have BARRY VILLE. advice. See our window for additional In­ Lection "For-gei-mc-nots.:' The LK 16|C “ —■* * . — moved to----------------------------near Martin Corner*. We Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brum and concluding number was “Sam's Let- ! formation. are sorry to have them leave our little Annella were Sunday guests ter.” which was read by Wayne OsU AND I BRIDGE CLUB. community. of her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph troth. SPECIAL on UTILAC — the Famous Quick Mr*. Fred Prentice Is entertaining Tlie Birthday meeting will be held DeVtne. ice cream and cake were served ' for Style <F Quality I SUITS for EASTER! $35P & $50B s165-0 s33 HUNNBUSH SHOES Clothing and Shoes for Men and Boys DO YOU KNOW , Tailor mONE 2401 L.V. BESSMER NOW USE! terns binet for 3-21 .16 for .51 for .26 for .26 for .51 .26 for .4V-for -26 .26 for .26 for .76 for .26 For .26 .26 'or .51 .26 For .51 .26 'ot» - .61 or .51 or .51 ‘ or .41 'or .26 or .51 or .51 or .26 or .51 or .51 or or or or -51 .79 1.01 .51 Savings Friday, Mar. 23 Saturday, Mar. 24 “ 26c BUTTER 2 19c Kellogg’s Pep Maxwell House Coffee , u. 28|c Hills Brothers Coffee 35c 2 Lb. Bo. 21C Cocoa Del Monte Golden Bantam P & G or Flake White CORN 2 29© SOAP I9c MEAT SPECIALS Beef Steak CU»«» ,-W Hams r-<r H.ai«. 14|c u.15c Minced Ham tilNMAWF II W«D«A'Mr ThtBlC-LillltSlon Phoiu31»l L^^EHtWHsaaasJ HOME c DECORATING \Z SERVICE lhe members of lhe U and 1 bridge with tfn. Roscoe Castle Tuesday. dub this Wednesday afternoon at March 27. to observe the birthday her home in the second ward. of her mother. Mrs. Carrie VanWle. Pot luck dinner. JOLLY EIGHT CLUB. Willard Dernond and ton*, Rus­ The jolly Eight bridge club met sell and Lloyd, attended a thrrahwith Mr* Ed. Story on Thursday arinen'a cohventlon at Lansing Fri­ of lost week, high score going to day. Mr*. John Jugle. Thc P. T. A. Is to be held March 30 with a program put on by a "500" CLUB. ,group from Clarksville. Mrs. J. E Buskirk yas hostess to iier "500 Club <m Tuesday afternoon, Wing, . _ our pastor. on Sunday. We — for —j. g 4pecdy recovery. the ladle* having a delightful lime, u hope Mr*. Willetts te suffering from in­ fection in her limb. She Ls being cared for at the home of her daugh­ ter, Mr*. Clara Day. Wc were all glad to welcome Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Lathrop of Prairie­ ville to our L- A. 8. Friday.. Arthur is Improving tine now and will soon be able to begin teaching again. Thc C. E. wa* held at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Harry Green Bun­ day evening Archie McIntyre lud hi* tonsils removed in Hastings last week. to the crowd which numbered about one hundred and fifteen.—Lillie Cheeseman. SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Mra. Lulu Gray and Robert spent Sunday with Harold Gray and wife | in East Assyria. The. Norton P. T. A. wa* held Fri­ day night with the program in charge of th* ladies. A one act play. "The Old Maids’ Club.” wa* given. Guekl* from the Qualllrap. McKel­ vey, Maple Grove Center, Duohatu Dry Enamel — Friday and Saturday Only I Private talks for Women's Club*, Manual Training Claaseg, Etc., can be arranged for at our store. ' REED’S DRUG $ Cor. State and Jefferaon St*. Ha*l �................................... THE CHURCHES SUN SPOTS LATEST STARS OF MOVIEDOM Wedneeda Scientists Succeed in Film. ing Thia Gigantic Disturbance l.rr... in Mat- 3m'l" mile »<mth nf • "el- Jlmtr. I .,(1, \v™»ll.„d M,rk. lleatr 1. Hili HALE—E'fhl rrele. Early I.i|.<( M-..I p.UI.-.. SISS lu.I.rl Al< ,11., Ilurirll rhllllp*. J'hnn- : a-sT and wa keep it in proper ad. Jutneat tar yon. Lot u show yon the Naw Akron Trass H»R NAl.E—Hull f»nw. I''." am 4<l 1 em. >r ..M »t-| l<-. 3't am. .... .... r..:,|. Itircain. .. .tie 1 1 , i.,.. Fn.k 1.. M ..-■al, ,- rfinaritv for <ia . .1-1 .. l.pl. ... Ci'.,./.'.. . ■ , k . Al,.. (.rd- 1 eta. .ft-r fonatataa. Mr. L. i'olt-r, eotilh rn.l r»n .l-rtrr-«.l*. l«sn. hill SA l.l - .‘4 Ttrl.-r Fnrjl .-.Ian . Re ! din. W1. St ........ .|-ln.r.. i in ’.ii .,-r ktar.fr,1 . r 1 All i rce ...rnl.alor Aril'.r ll.vw.,.1. Route • . । । uh H ■ ( _1 Hill SAl.L |i.r... I.r-nl • -.11 3IPI, .Inn Hr.l ot M*' Frier Sl‘. ■.,,-1 1...... . <i..».r.l.l. M.rl. III..—■ 1 FilH REST- -Slert.it.c rnmn. . -1 - ’ -, > — , ■ ■ Mm 1 l: Unnd. 4-.; E sut- Hl . i ) I'll >M.l - l. li-ll<r n ,n A 1 1 I I. ■> , U. 1 L.H.. (i-ni-le. s north. 1 .*•! '/'■I 1 llllt nti>‘. Tr,„ T, il.>>..» • - .. • .’ i ■ r’ ’1 ■ 1. .1. Il.il.^h, Ito .1. 1 ila.lihf. . - 1 HHt NAl.i:- A- 1 in,.-I rr.lil.- I*. .f ',r..nd -m«« 1 u.ll . — ,lr* f.^t.l ll.r,. .,,a two .< ,r ■l ie to farrow ..>M> in<t»irr of 'm.-.k ■ ■ 1'7,1 Our Service CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. HI Nice L [ GLENN F. LAUBAUGH > Hastings CARDS of THANKS <r ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ ▼ V * ''tih’r . *r rn,**i MAN Wedding bells rang In our neigh­ borhood Saturday evening when Uiu Dorothy Crawford and Ken­ neth Andrews Were united in murrlage Tlie young couple will make their homj iir Kalamazoo. CongratulatloJ. The NullTamlly are now free from quarantine Glad lo see them out after their illness and long conflnement. but sorry to learn of more line of Easter Novelties TO AID THEM FARM Funcis Are No1 Make Applic Agent The Federal Inti Bt. Paul has notl Production Credit Michigan that thi charged tb'fanne March 16th win be per cent <5 1-2 pe six per cent (6 pe The Charlotte Association which tory the counties and Ingham. Is iss We will appreciate your early order. interest to these 5 1-2 per cent Inal as they were told application for tl ganlzallon of the tion Credit Assoc! Say it with Flowers according to Dr. Petrie. Preliminary movies of sun-spots ua. ii«« ‘ and prominences were obtained this rtihorjsed summer, in spite of tlie fact that Ute “fo, 'solar actvlly, which undergoes a 11 ai. year cycle, is now at a very low ebb. I*r. R-irk During this work a series of about * g*,”' 600 separate pictures would be tak- all R»ir en on the movie film at regular in- t"'",4"?l tcrvals. tlie special automatic drive R,*k‘ of the telescope, developed by Rob«‘ai ert R. McMath. following the sun u,}l"}ir4c in Its course across the sky. In the ,,, course of three or four years, when »>< laawre the sun will again exhibit greater -‘excitement." motion pictures of iare and large, rapidly moving disturbances , will be obtained for projection and 7,' 'study. In this way popular and'«.><, th sn {scientific knowledge of solar acllvily. which has an effect upon certain,'' phenomena oh lhe earth and is rew»' lated to general wtaUior conditions.' will be further increased. Ge/ Your Parti Now BARRY CO. Fj BORROW GC CASH AT ft’/ Snapdragons Roses Daffodils Violets Stocks Calendulas Carnations Hyacinths Tulips rector of thc observatory at Lake Angelas, using a new instrument, thc "spectrohelloklnematograph." a ^pcctaliy designed combination of an accurate light tiller and motion ) WRECKING } t j FORDSON * i ; TRACTOR J ' 4' । Phone 2637 We .especially call your at­ tention to our Easter Lily Plante—Prices at 75c up. m , . „i .i.:— .< ur name, receives thc sun's light WAXtFO—It Rat rwrnrt .ill, rt. . ... 1.*!'./ : ■■■ !• m ' i'-’m'-'-1n•'>>*•< ,rom the telescope, and by a system i,. A ei,.l « M.i.t l.. r~"l . i’. .in, m ii.. p.-i-ir. ’ of mirrors and lenses totalling aev’-r>. ».vl ........ fnr r..|. Itarr> IS .1 hem- Rm:te 3. Middleville. riti.i! rrnl *nch*a of glass, carries it over a Methodist EPISCOPAL church. i12 *’ich path, finally filtering out all R<v. c. M. coakun tlie. light waves except those from Rael dance: sis ». Ote«u st. Phon* itoaa incandescent hydrogen. In this way * the general glare of the sun's disk RaniUv i“;3o A- M. which hides the sun-spots and the ii'.r.‘ilU'n"" Nrb.-.I Hl on t huge solar prominences, or gaseous M. explosions, is reduced, and these ac­ ' r, 1 U .. ... . __ . -I.ILI- GEO. M. NEWTON | LOWEHIST OFFERED Astronomical movies of tlie glgantic apou that disfigure, f ronj time to time, thc shining face ot old Sol. added this real star to lhe reel world last summer. In the expectation that actual photographic records of the growth of these solar disturbances will aid in solving some problems in . ... Astronomy, the University of Michlwui I.- gan Observatory reports the firat re*V’* suits of a program of solar motion picture pltotography. *• - Although moving pictures of the Rnndax moon and planets have previously been made at the Lake Angelo* ________ " branch of the Observatory, with church or christ, coats qbovb. their special equipment adapted to r. o. wing. p**tot promote visual education, the ao9.45—Bunday Reboot iu;4$— French-:hr work iuui heretofore been im■ r-s u -Ju—r..mm.iHi«i». possible. This past year however. baptist chubch. .-olar studies were made by Dr. R. M. B. J. Adcock, Minister. Petrie, ot the Astronomy Depart- hones or other 11 chattel mortgage; machinery, or to The Florist ricullural purpose borrow money thi Jotte Association i F. L. Walton was in Hastings on business Monday afternoon. Mrs. H. A. Cramer has finally re­ covered from her recent illness, Mr. and Mra. Emery Kinne and family of Campbell were Sunday guests at Harold Voders. Science has mastered virtually all the problems of everyday life, ex­ cept a matter of getting four legs of equal length on a tearoom table. —Richmond Times Dispatch. Howard and Norva). of West Camp­ bell and Mrs. Cllttic Roush of Free­ port called at lhe Wil) Mishler home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. John Mishler of Grand Rap­ ids spent Wednesday night with her sister. Mrs. Will Mishler, and fam- SHOE REPAIRING and HAT CLEANING SHOP A millinery situation has arisen in which the child's hat may be cut down to fll lhe mother.—Des Moines Register. GEORGE’S vlsited her sister. Mrs Will Mishler, and mother. Mrs Ellen Roush, Wed­ nesday while Rev. Hoffman weni to Grand Rapids. CUhon Meek left Wednesday aft- I-adU*' Soles, electric vulcan­ ised. no nails to both- firt. er your feet—Soles DUV family ot Premont. m unity. Ray Crawford spent the week end with tils family in Otsego ~ E. A. Ripe of Orangeville called on friends at this place Friday. Mra. James Null was In Otsego on business Friday. , HHI KAI.K—IS (ell i if • "i* h’ay. Thrlel lb». AIm, n marten |»Hr *»ulh ,.( Frr-|n>rt Carl ‘ Iluatanre H>K HA I E 111 th- Ina sar.l-i frrlil lava Increased Our Hock of ¥hite Leghorns Im cur Incubator capacity. Price er our cklek*. SS.OO p«r boared Iron March to May 15tk 7.00 per hnadred (or balance ot teaaou. Custom Hatcblnf. heu'a gga. 2>,e per tu Tiukeye and • locka. 4c per e*< We hatch on londaye and Thuredeye Itevo 'eterelae Electric Incnbatore The leaver ature and moletnre aiwaye orrect. SaUalacUon guaranteed. | ! ' । PETTIT HATCHERY SHORE 3372 HASTINGS trip to Plainwell Saturday. purchase of seed recure it through ductlpn Credit A have personal pre from all encuml the loan. But. fa have sufficient pe security for a loa make application Emergency Crop 1 each county. Ap through the Ch; companied their son. Claude, and wife to Detroit Saturday. Bunday callers at Harry Cramer's were. Mr. and Mra. J. Poortvllet. the Misses Beulah and Mary Cramer. Mra. Walter Brown and Miss Marie Bowens al| of Grand Rapids. spent Sunday and Sunday home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Coons and Mrs UUcry of Lowell called on Mrs. Jennie Pardee Thuraday. Frank Walton was In Grand Rap­ night ids Monday forepoon. and family. YO Hastings called at lhe Will Mishler home .Saturday afternoon. 65c Boys, ing with infection In her hand. MARRIED MAN reprrir r'V. ’ Here 1*.'"^“." if dr-lred. nitknut eeeieidrr rrnlinr ema K.lwar-I It* Me trer eruanS rrr„r>i krr|„ne r» ,,»t. Uoubi farm elreadr !-». I.»kr 11.11. 3 31 h 11.1. tj,l; ^ !•!<«. etn b«u<bl pife <-f pin*-., drop inn '‘,Fre"i“rtn43*,3| HUt HALF. <>R TRAI»K--Nmell farm. 32 erne, io N..h»HI», 411 h'bile .mall fruit atnall h«m*e an erll l>l. 1,«n,| |,i „ | ollr n..r, Mnr.liall 1934 Wall Pap The New 1934 Wall Paper is here and you will appreciate the modest prices we have on this new line. Prices range HASTINGS MARKETS GRANGE PROGRAMS from A Double Roll to 25c, 35c and 50c .HirlAIll iifr..,iil ,i-ijour nrifl.Lor, o a*k UUe 1. — til,.. 11..r. eerybody We invite you to bring your mail order house compare quality and prices. iple and Marshall, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fredrtc Swarts and family of Battle Creek were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daly. . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rice of Has­ tings were‘Sunday afternoon guests uf Mr and Mrs. Henry Bldejman. Mrs. George Green were in Battle Creek Saturday Miss Lura'Francisco of Hastings spent Saturday night and Sunday day at the home. Much sympathy is expressed for the family. > for better mortuary services 'Kwws»iRcs ttrab—prefit her Sunday. . Miss Merlyn Marshall of Hastings are seriously ill with streptococcus spent the week end at Mr. and Mra. (sore throat. We all itope for them an early recovery. r Mr. and Mra. Mahlon Burkett and com pan led Rev. and Mra D. C family of Kalamasoo spent the week Oetroth of Lansing to Iowa. Monday end with Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hamto get Rev. and Mra. Albert Oatroth who have been with Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Smith in Iowa City. They visited relatives at Waterloo. Sederfalls, and Iowa City and Naperville. Ill, i The play, which was lo have been at Prairieville Saturday night. Mar. returning home Friday. Mr. and Mr* Frank Hrwblita were '33, has been postponed until Mar. guests of Mr. and Mra. Merle Hrek- *30. on account of tlie illness of Rol- Mirrolac VARNISH STAINS The Water-White Varnish For Linoleum Floors. FOR FURNITURE, WOODWORK and FLOORS It takes the rub out of scrub­ bing and dries in four hours. It tyiinH and vamiahes at the one application. AU colorn, Light Oak, Dark Oak, Mahogany and Walnut. Window Shades CARVETH & STEBBINS Good* Delivered CHARLES a LEONARD >•»»• vlteh Troyanov&ky. can t expect to I eame to stay .with Mrs. Earl Car­ •J”, (squreie Into the headlines. penter indefinitely. We make them to .fit your windowH. All sizes and colors. Phone 2131 Picture converiie New ze»t i dom from cooking I shrinkage juices. Thi convenient OTHE ALSO TERM �Wednesday, March 21,1934 LOWER WEST OE FEREO FARMERS secretary * office, over the Munger Hardware store in Charlotte, or at at the County Agent's office in Has­ tings and Mason. Bent by E P. Reynold*. Secy, charlotte Production Credit Association. FEDERAL PLAN SAVES EFFICIENT WORK YOUTH AND FORESTS Employment of Young Men DONE IN COUNTY. on Timber Lands Popular . Home Economics Extension Work FRUIT TREES FROZEN PEACHES HURT WORST Delay Pruning Until Extent of Injury Is Shown by Form of Government Aid IRVTNO GROUP. Blackened Wood j East Lansing. March 19— Federal j The Irving Project Club met with BARRY 00. FARMERS CAN OLD DOBBIN HTAO1NG East Lansing. March 19—Pros­ A GOOD C OME-BACK. county but had not acquired a real- Planl 'OT conservation of the j Mrs. ciarc William* March 15 for pects for a peach crop in Michigan BORROW GOVERNMENT county oui nio no* bchum u . . Nalton . youth vouth and and of of the the natural natural ________ _ _________ There can be rx> doubt about old dence ttrre. There were nine unnat- Nation'* an all day meeting. The lesson on. this year are very bad and the crop WU(J CASH AT 5 i/g PER OENT wild UJ( life. resources by using young Dobbin staging a come-back. It is en for constructive work on Umber "Counting Calories " was given with. from other fruit* will be more or men.for now an accepted fact that we do not urallzed persons who were given re- m fourteen members and one visitor, redUMxI according to invrstigaand cutover lands is one of the most need to Increase crops in this coun­ lief. TO AID THEM IN THEIR presenL , tions made by the department of try but do need to reduce them. We The size of some of the families popular and successful ot the meth­ Plans were made for Achievement, horticulture at Michigan State ColFARM PRODUCTION produce more than we can possibly that were aided will be Intereating. 'ods of government aid. according to Day and our part in the program lege. consume. Every other country Is There was one family of 14; two thc forestry department at Michigan discussed. I All fruit buds on Elberta peaches Funds Are Now Available— stimulating production of farm pro­ others of 13; 3 other* with 11 each; State College. The . different subjects for next j In this state appear to be killed exRugged individualism which ex­ ducts. so our chances for export are 3 more with 10 each in the family; yeart work were given us to decide ,cept a few. perhaps, in Berrien Make Application to Co. presses itself in harvesting natural growing less and less. The manu­ 12 families of 9 persons were aided, and vote ar on nt at nor our n»vt next rrMtlno meeting, rotintv county Rotith South Havens and nrv-h.... Roches­ riches and leaving the site q( the Agent Foster facturers of farm tractors persist In and 9 famine* with 8 members. harvest in such a condition that which is to be April 19. with Mrs. ter* are in a little belter condition, The Federal Intermediate Bank of holding their prices so high for It will be interesting to note tlie Robert Williams. All day meeting. and Gold Drojis. New Prolific, and a those tools that farmers cannot af- supplies received from government those following are robbed of oppor­ —Clara Schondelmayer, Secy. . few other varieties may produce a _ . . ... . । ford to buy. so they are resorting to sources which have been given to tunities will no longer be tolerated. very light crop. Production credit AaocUUoiu In horse. Main. It U believed that In some caws. huge dams have been QUIMBY GROUP. those who were relieved: All pruning on the varieties which erected to impound water, and the Michigan that the rate of interest horse* will be much more economl362.05 ton* of coal. The Quimby Nutrition class met----may- ---------------------------------------------------have some live buds should be builder* later learned that the reser­ charged to fanners on loans after‘cal than tractors where corapara6,000 lb*, of cereal. voirs silted up to such an extent March 16 at the Quimby church.' delayed until It can be determined March 16th win be five and one-half lively small acreage* are farmed. 1.000 lbs. ot bean*. The meeting was called to order by what portions of the tree show any that the work was nearly useless. per cent (5 1-2 per cent) Instead of1 Several farmers who have dis20.000 lbs. of smoked meat. lhe president. Mrs. Ware; roll call j promise of fruit bearing. Two weeks This waste of money was caused six per cent (6 per cent). cussed the farm situation with the 3,625 lb*, of flour. by unthinking removal of forest wa* taken and the minutes of the i of temperatures above the freezing The Charlotte production Credit j writer have stated that sheep are 12.700 lbs. ot salt pork. growths, which permitted water to February meeting were read and point will give the discolorations Association which ha* for its terri- proving about the most profitable 6,000 cans of beef. j,. approved. Mrs. Cante Fisher gave • caused by freezing time to appear in run on the land much more rapidly lory <he counties of Barry, Eaton, livestock on the farm. Wool bring* 14.460 lb*, of dairy butter. lf | a revjew of lhe first four lessons for | the woody portion* of twigs and than would have been possible if and Ingham. 1* Issuing it* first loons a good price, the market for Iambs 1.200 dozens of eggs. who had been the proper amount of vegetative I lhe benefit of those deliaht*ui din" i.*branches. ”'’**’*" to farmers thU week and the rate of r - - -haa‘ advanced. Mapy farmers arc . .. . .. u .. .. ghowing serious discolora150 pairs of blanket*. ™ ujn to- Uo« n« re interest to these farmer* will bo :finding that they can profitably keep Mrs Carveth has given her time _ 5 1-2 per cent instead of 6 per cent, a i flock of sheep. The one great night and day to the relief work of cussing the five food neutricuis If the fruit bud* are dead but the as they were told when they made ।drawback is the sheep-killing dog. thc commission. She has had under application for the loan. The or­ her three efficient nurses, who ex­ vary, how caloric need of people U pruning is probably safe. The prun-1 ganization of the Charlotte Produc- FOUR OTHERS SAW THE amined every home and questioned berrnen specifies that limber lands determined, and caloric require- ing should not extend below any live t on Credit Association is completed BIG METEOR FEB. 19. the parents in that home; also in­ shall be left in a productive condi- 1ment* for an average person. Vis-1 bud*. Bark which ha* been tom' tion. now. It* contact with the Produc­ Hors in the afternoon were Mrs.1 — •tree — should be tied • -i.! The Banner ha* learned of four spected the home to determine what, loose from •> the or This awakening of public opinion tion Credit Corporation of Bt. Paul. ,other parties who *aw the big me­ if any. aid should be given. She has Fancher and Miss Esther Striker . tacked. Later, if the bark doe* not 1* such as to complete a loan to ।teor on Friday afternoon. February also had one secretary to do the cor­ arrived *loo late to give Michigan a —Sarah Gillespie. resume growth. U can be removed. | farmers In less than three week* ।9. One waa John H. Strange, who respondence and make out the re­ continuing crop of pine, which Pear bud* and wood have been I from the time the application for a lives on Route 4. Middleville. Mr. ports required by the state and na­ could have been assured by proper POWERS ECHOES. damaged. Pruning should be de-' cutting and by protecting the for­ loan is made. Strange write* that he was amazed tional relief organization*, and that We were very glad to see that layed until discoloration* caused by est* from tires. The C. C. C. camps at the brilliancy of the meteor a* it secretary has had plenty to do. in the state will help to re-establish Mr. Boley has so much improved freezing have had time to appear rylng on their farm production pro­ swiftly aped by. We are sure the people of this and very little wood should be re­ in health as to be able to drive the tree growth and to prevent fire gram. such as the purchase of Another person who reports see­ county appreciate tlie good work roved if serious discolorations are । horses or other livestock, to pay off ing it is Fred Eaton, who live* on that ha* been done by the commis­ damage. Game cover, streams, and bu* again. found. Wounds made by pruning I Mr. and Mra. C. J. Schasberger, chattel mortgages on livestock or the Lawrente Ritzman farm, east of sion and also Hie effort* of Mra. lakes all benefit by this work. heal -slowly on discolored wood, and ■ Michigan's- resort industry can not Mr. and Mr*. John Grady and machinery, or to repay other debts town. He was working at William Carveth who ha* been so faithful to ignore the help to the stale's at­ daughter of Grand Rapids, and Mr. wood rot is apt lo start In such cuts which have been Incurred for ag­ Cramer's sawmill wlwn he saw the the task committed to her. Winter injury to sweet cherries is tractiveness. Money spent hy tour ­ and Mrs Virgil Andrews and ricultural purposes, are eligible to brilliant white light in the north­ The taxpayers of the county will variable; some orchards show serious borrow money through the Char­ east. He said it looked like a sky not overlook tlie fact that all the ists and resorters has helped carry daughter of Augusta were Sunday bud-killing and some are only lotte Association al thia low rate of rocket, and it seemed to him as if it relief given wa* paid for by the Michigan through the past few visitors al the home of Mr. and slightly damaged. Pruning should Mrs. Arthur Bedford.' interest. were coming down toward the earth; state and federal government*. The year*. be done only when the amount of Farmers who need money for the but probably it wa* simply disap­ stale appropriated 112,000,000 from Mrs. Ed. Balzer and little daugh­ winter damage can be determined. purchase of seeds this spring may pearing from light. Tlie great speed the sale* tax. and gave it to Welfare ter of Otandville spent several days Sour cherries which were defoliatsecure it through the charlotte pro­ of the meteor would give one the purposes. Thc federal government lhe past week with her parent*. Mr. duct ipn Credit Association, if they1 Impression that it wa* dropping. and Mrs Will Carter. gave considerably more than that. back. Advice given by the horticul­ have personal property that is free Mr. and Mrs. Miner Palmer vis ­ The other two persons who re­ The Barry Co. Welfare Relief turist* Is to delay pruning but to from all encumbrances, to secure ported to us that they saw the big Commission has been commended 'There I* no humor in profanity. ited hl* uncle and aunt. Mr. and repair any Injuries to the trunks. the loan. But. fanners who do not fireball that Friday afternoon were by the state organization not only Some folk* should run their words Mrs. Jeff Palmer, al Cassopolis. Sat­ have sufficient personal property as Cha*. Duffey of Yankee Springs' for the excellent work done, but al­ through a refinery." urday. Mr. Palmer returned home determined until the trees start security for a loan up to 1150 may and Mrs. Lee Burdick of Barry so for keeping down the overhead Rabbi cedarbaumx spoke to H. S. Monday and Mrs. Palmer Is to re­ growing. Those seriously frozen will make application for a loon of thc township. expense of their county organiza­ assemblies in Naahvilfe. Woodland. main a few weeks to care for the only half unfold their leaves and Emergency Crop Loan Committee In Middleville, and Freeport and to two aunt, who Is very 111. then will die. Trees not so badly in­ Sales of automobiles have greatl/ tion. each county. Application for loons Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Smith <nee jured will have yellowish foliage large Y. M C. A. groups In Hastings. through tlie Charlotte Production increased in Germany since the Soviet Russia has most of He sounded a definite note for peace Ruth Bedford! are receiving con­ and will make very little growth Credit Asson. may be made at Die abolishment of automobile taxes. world's supply of platinum. gratulation upon the birth of a and righteousness throughout all of These trees may die or may recover. daughter. Margaret Ann , at a No treatment which will help them his splendid addresses. Thc Older Y group had one of Cleveland hospital. is practical for use on an extended The play by the Irving Grange. scale. their largest attendances last Wed­ _ _ ___________ nesday evening to hear Rabbi Ce- "Here Come* Charlie," has been In­ Los Angeles Times: The average darbaum of Lansing. ■ . definitely postponed. There will be another card party woman can be satisfied with cheap Sec. Angell is in Lansing tljs Wednesday to meet with the com­ al the Irving Orange hall Wednes­ clothe*, just so they are belter than her next-door neighbor has. bined groups of Boys' Work Secre- day. March 21. Come. tarie* and all the town and county employed Y Men. Present plans indicate a wonder­ ful time for the 7 and 8 grade pupil* In the one day Rural Conference of (Continued from page one) ■ PART THE HASTINGS BANNER Y. M. C. A. ITEMS YOU RE PROUD OF YOUR COOKING You’ll take advantage of this SPECIAL OFFER to own and enjoy the New 'e.H'ei 'ebod GAS RANGE featuring this beautiful TABLE-TOP MODEL takaw-pride in her meals, who enjoys lhe Utile “kitchen triumphs” that please family and friends —realises lhe pleasure, the delightful results that malic features. Enjoy these things for yeunelf—NOW! JUNIOR TABLE-TOP Picture the pleasure and the convenience of this new model. New xest in cooking, new leisure, free­ dom from “pot-watching” freedom from cooking failures and food waste from shrinkage and loss of healthful, natural juices. These spell better meals, more convenience a^d important economies. OTHER NEW MODELS ALSO AT ATTRACTIVE TERMS DURING SALE 95 down INSTALLS IT—BALANCE IN EASY MONTHLY AMOUNTS Cash Price only >69.50 4- tr a nrY0UR 0LD stove 1IWALFE. „ pART pAYMENT See Our Display this week or Phone 2305 . Consumers Power Company Hastings Hl-Y members and girl friend* had pot luck supper with Mr. and Mrs. C- F. Angell last Fri­ day night with 99 per cent attend­ ance. President Emil Littler of Battle Creek College will be the speaker for assembly at Middleville H. S. March 26 and in the evening will address the Father and Son banquet of the Middleville Brotherhood. Frteport Y. M. C. A. group fur­ nished music for the school assembly last Friday morning. OBITUARY. Henry Harriaon Blake, better known by his many Barry county friend* a* Harry Blake, was the son of Paul and Bally Blake. He wa* bom in Rutland township, December 28, 1875. and died February 12. 1934 at the age of 59 years, one month and fourteen days. He was united tn marriage to Ma­ mie E. Tabor. November 30, 1899. To this union four sons and one daughthree eon*. Harold. Paul and Jackie and the one daughter. Ardalha. now reside in Grand Rapids. These are left to mourn their loss also a sis­ ter. Mrs. W. H. Otis of Rutland, and a number ot other relatives and friends. Harry was possessed of a kindly, friendly nature and hl* passing will be mourned by many. The burial took place In Rutland cemetery. _______ PLEASANT HILL. Mrs. Jane Brown, who has been with Mn. Addie Lewis for sqme time, has work near Hastings now. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carter and son. Vere, went to Grand Rapids Sunday lo make the acquaintance of the new grandson and nephew born to Mr and Mrs Curtis Pierce on Saturday. March 17. Grandpa and Grandma Carter are doing us well as can be expected. Wm. Murray of Hasting* spent a Mra. Seymour Jordan. Tlie Sunshine Club will meet with Mra. Clara Wllliatna Thursday afteroon. The home of Mr. and Mn. Earl of Hastings, where Miss Kami Campbell is boarding. I* In quaran­ tine for scarlet fever. Nel! Vrooman and Mr. Crumback of Green lake are shearing sheep In the neighborhood. —— Universal Gai BARGAIN Act Quickly—There is an actual shortage of Good Used Cars I Wa Co* Now Offer GENUINE 1933 Ford DeLuxe Sedan, black, only 1930 Ford Mod. A <4 OE Sport Roadster at 9 I <■ V 1931 Ford Mod. A Panel delivery at COEA WV Battery 1931 Buick S-cyL COATf Coupe, a real buy I 1929 6-cyl. Studebaker Pres- I ident Sedan in perfect con- I dition, 6 wire I wheels, at only 9* I W I a*u«n> 1931 Ford Mod. A 157 in. Truck, good condi- EOEA tion, good rubber ^CsWU tncladinc Tax. We have the Official Motor Viz-U-Lizer Service. Positive diagnosis of your motor troubles and ad« justmenta. Drive in and let our expert mechanics test and adjust your motor. TRY OUR GREASING AND OILING SERVICE. Universal Garage Co. FORD DEALERS Hastings Michigan Go By! • Watch the Ford* LOWER CROOKED LAKE. Ansel Talmage and family of East Hickory visited al Frank Roush's Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chew and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Satterlee ot Lansing spent Sunday at Ward Lindsey's. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doster and family of London. Ohio, are now located on lhe VandeWalker farm. Their three children entered the Calkin school Monday morning. We welcome them to our Battle creek are visiting at Zimmerman's. Sunday visitors at H. and 1 ter'* were, Mr. and Mra. Stratton. Mrs. Wilson and da and Mr. and Mn. Earl Johnson « Richland. Regular Saving Wise Spending Habits of Frugality It is perfectly all right to spend MONEY— money wisely spent and in circulation is helpful to the business and prosperity of the com­ munity. Money foolishly or unwisely spent helps no one. Wise spending is one of the “habits o‘f frugality.’*' Another one is to Save a Definite Amount of Your Income Lay aside a stated amount from each pay check and govern expenditures. These “Habits of Frugality” will help you on the road to Success. Deposits in this bank are insured under the Federal Banking Act of 1933. We solicit your Savings Account. MORGAN. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mead and family ot Battle Creek spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mra. Elgin Mead. Clayton Webb, who spent the last weak visiting around Lansing and Parry, visited with the home folks Mr. Shull and housekeeper and children have moved to Maple Grove. That takes three children out of our school Mr. and Mn. Wayne Christopher and brother, Harold, of Lansing Christopher Sunday. Hastings City Ban ■ HASTINGS, MICH. Capital $150,000.00 ■ �THK HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, IM4 MICHIGAN FARMERS HAVE FARED THE BEST COURT HOUSE NEWS Far Fewer Farmer Failures Than Were Shown in Other Mid-Western States They know that there are hazards enough without taking chances on low quality seeds. Poor seeds never produce the kind of crops that pay fine profits. We have a good stock of Michigan grown seeds. See us before you buy. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Farm implement* HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 The American Home Is lhe security bsck of the thana of building and loan associations in Michigan. This is lhe kind of security thi* association offers to Its shareholder*. There U no »peculation in lhe building and Loan plan of investment. -NATIONAL" and ITS SHARES. farming has been an unprofitable business, especially for thc last tour years. It did not show any profit to speak ol during the boom yean. Despite all the drawbacks to farm­ ing. the percentage of bankruptcies In Michigan is far smaller among fanners than In any other class of our cltlaens Michigan 1*. in fact, the brightest spot, agriculturally speak­ ing. of the great Middle West. The I bankruptcies of Michigan farmer* I have been less than three per cent, according to statistics complied in the United States Attorney Gen­ eral* department. The percentages of farm bankruptcies in other state* are as follows: Ohio 11.8 per cent; Indiana 233 per cent; Illinois 18* per cent; Wl*consln 18 4 per cent; Minnesota 10J per cent; Iowa 48-3 per cent; Mis­ souri 15.1; North Dakota 38J per cent; South Dakota 418 per cent; Nebraska 22 per cent; Kansas 20.6 per cent. Ohio had the largest number of farm failures of any state. Yet its percentage of the farm failures was smaller than Illinois or Iowa on ac­ count of The unusually large number of bankruptcies in other occupation­ al groups. Out of a total of 66.723 bankruptcies in the United States last year, only 5.917 were farmers, who comprise about 35 per cent ot the country's population. Wage earners led with 27332 failures, and merchant* were a close second with 17*61. In some respects Michigan as a farm state would not compare with Iowa; but notice thc difference in farm failures--less than 3 per cent in Michigan and 463 per cent in Iowa. No doubt the good fortune of Michigan farmers 1* that thu state 1* not a one crop slate. There is such a diversity of farming in Michigan that it lias saved It from the heavy volume ot failures found tn so many other states. MARRIAGE LICENSER Delbert Whitmore. Hastings ...Ji Josephine Smith. Hasting*--------- M Oliver R. Peterson, Middleville ..2g Helen R. Storkan. Middleville ....23 Dei tn C. Cable. Delton ................ .23 Catherine M. Monte. Negaunee. •Michigan __ ..................... « Walter Ivan Thoma*. Mlddlevilte 22 Muriel Blata. Chicago ...................18 I’ROBATECOURT. Est. Virgil Dryer, deed. Order ad­ mitting will entered, bond of Admr. filed, letter* testamentary issued, or­ der limiting settlement entered Est. Amelia L. Swift, deed. No­ tice of retainer filed. Bit. Lorenzo Mudge, dec’d. Pelitltlon for widow’s allowance filed, order for widow’s allowance entered. tion for Admr. filed. Eat. Effie Jane McCann, dec’d. Pe­ tition for Admr. filed, order for publication enteredEst., John Finkbelner. dec’d. Order to withdraw Building At Loan ac­ count entered. Est. William I. Ford. deed. Peti­ tion to deposit bonds for redemption filed, order to deposit bond for re­ demption entered. Est. Hattie E- Gheesebrough. dec’d. Order for adoummeQj entered. E*t. Angie J. DeWolf, dec’d. Order for adjournment entered. ESt. Lillian V. Kennedy, dec’d. Or­ der allowing claims entered. Est. Margaret Deamer. dec’d. Or­ der for Admr. to open safety de­ posit box entered. ESt. Janies Cheeseman. deed Resignatlon*of Admr. filed, order for publication entered. Est. Newell Williams, dec’d. Order allowing claims entered. Est. Virgil Dryer, dec’d. Petition tor hearing claims filed, inventory filed, final account filed, order as­ signing residue entered, discharge of executor issued, esetale enrolled. GLASS CREEK. The Good Will L. A. 8. will meet1 with Mr*. Fred Smith. Friday for I dinner. The program will be in charge of thc Gla&s Creek NutrlUon class | Forrest Havens and son. Gordon, j were In Battle Creek Saturday P. | M on business, Lowell Whittemore began work’ Monday for his uncle, Ray Erway. I Sunday visitors at Fred OU*’ were. Lyle Otis and wife and Ray Olis and children of Kalamazoo. I Sunday vial tors at Roy Er ways were Louie Erway and family of ORANGEVILLE NEWS. Kalamazoo and Ward Erway of Last Week's Leiter. . Hastings. Lloyd Shafer. Scout Field Execu­ Rolla Williams of Burlington was tive. will conduct our Scout Investi­ a caller at Roy Erway's one day ture Ceremony. Friday. March 23. Mrs Sarah Hanson and Ray Han­ Mrs. Forrest Havens spent last son are here from Kenton. Ohio. Friday P. M. in Hastings with Mrs. They arc the guests of Mr. and Mrs Robert McOlockhn. Benjamin Hanson. Joe Arentz of Detroit was a week Mrs. Thomas Olshesky is ill with end .visitor with his brother and heart trouble Her daughter. Eva Is family here. caring for her. Wc send the patient Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Warren and our deepest sympathies and hope for Polly Ann and Russell Whittemore her speedy recovery. were Lansing visitors one day last Max Bowen was driving home week. from Martin High "school last week Ml&» Ruth Erway of Kalamazoo when his car skidded off the slip­ was a caller Sunday al the home I pery road.Into a ditch. He had sev­ ot her parents. Ray Erway and wife.' eral other children with him but Miss Anna Mae Pue of Ha.,Ungs fortunately none were seriously in­ wa* a Sunday guest at Chas. Whit­ > jured. The cur was damaged some temore's. however. Dr. Swift and Dr. Lun from Mid­ dleville completed- physical exami­ nations here Wednesday. Our school nurse. Mias DcF'U'. and two other nurses assisted them No serious physical ailments were reported. Mrs. Mary Livingston Van Ant­ werp died Friday. March 2, due tu a stroke. She was living in the old Livingston residence with her sis­ ter. Emma Livington. Besides her sister there 1* a brother Fred and three children. Paul. Russell and Gladys. Her husband has been dead for several years. The funeral was held at the Orangeville church Sunday. March, 4th. M*ny friends were present to mourn her passing and extend condolences to her fam­ ily. Elmer Cutchera’ friends may be interested in knowing that he and his family are moving to the south side of Orangeville. Alex Lester gave a big party for ail the men and their families, who worked for him last year. Supper KLINGENSMITH. ___ ng bells rang in this com­ munity March 8 for Miss Helen Storkan and Oliver Peterson. They will reside on lhe farm of the for­ mer’s parents. Congratulations. Charles Storkan of Grand Rapids spent a few days with hl* parents. 125* Griswold SL, Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Storkan. DaUatt’l 014MI Building tai Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green and family and Marshall Tripp spent Sunday in Maple Grove with Mr. J. L. Mau*. Hastings. Mich and Mrs. Lee Lapham and Mrs Wm, Green. Mrs. Lapham 1* able to be out again after being 111 for some time. Several neighbor* called at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. JohnNORTHEAST THORNAPPLE. the home ol Mr. and Mn. George I »on Friday evening and helped them celebrate their wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Schnurr en­ Eddy of Delton. Mrs Perry Van Tuyle has been in tertained thc Friendship Class at Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kermeen arc their home Friday evening. A good moving this week to Middleville. Wc Nashville lhe past two week* caring attendance and a fine time. surely arc sorry to lose them from for a relative who has been quite ID. Last week a crew of men filled Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cline enter­ our neighborhood. tained thc Junior Department of the The Home Economic Class will the onion storage at Deep lake with M. E Sunday School at her home hold their meeting Wednesday with Ice. the onions being all sold recent­ Friday evening. A fine lime report- Mrs Verne Thomas. ly. Mrs. Arthur Getty and baby of Miss Charlotte Tungate has been Middleville spent Thursday with her Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cline and son* on the sick lut the past week. were Sunday afternoon caller* ol Lightning struck Mr. Owen s barn parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Johntheir mother. Mr*. Nancy cline, at Saturday morning during the storm. Rational ffinan & Imtegfatetrf fltompann •ii Having decided to quit farming, I will hold an auction sale on the Don Putnam farm, half mile north of Banfield, on east side of road, on Saturday, March 24, 1934 BEGINNING AT ONE O'CLOCK, AND DISPOSE OF THE FOLLOWING:— HORSES. ind 10 years old, wt 2800. COWS. Jersey and Guernsey, 6 years old, fresh 4 months. 7-8 Guernsey and 1'8 Jersey, 2 yr*, old, fresh 5 months. Holstein cow, S yrs., due May 5. Red and white cow, 6 years old, due Durham, Jersey and Guernsey heif­ er calf, 4 months old. HOGS AND CHICKENS. Chester White brood sow, due to About 40 Rhode Island Red laying TOOLS. Buzx rig on E^d^basii* Wagon and hay rack. McCormick binder, 7-fL cut. Riding cultivator.; Single cultivator. • 5-row, 3-ft. potato marker. 110 Gale sulky plow. Oliver 42-43 walking plow. 2-aectiop spring drag. Manure spreader. . Quantity of crate bolt*. New wagon tongue. 13 bunches of shingle*. - Hay rope, fork and pulleys. Good set double harness. Third harness. Single buggy and harness. Fork*. Hhovels. 18-fl. ladder. Wheelbarrow. Buck saw. Splitting tnauL 12-lb. steel maul. Gravel scrtcner. Quantity of early and late seed potatoes. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Oak buffet and dining table. 6 dining chairs. 3 dresser* and mirrors. 3 bedsteads and springs. Day bed. Oak writiag desk. Oak center table. t kitchen tables. 3 good >-day clack*. Round Oak heater. Galvanized ice cream freezer. Numerous other articles. TERMS:—-CASH. n. no No goods removed until settled for. CORNING, Propr. HENRY FLANNERY. Y, Auctioneer. J E. G. CORNING Clerk. the Boy Scout program. Get behind the boys In titelx work and sbogf | * them that ws appreciate what they are doing in the Scouting work., which U a benefit to u* all. . Several small fire* about of late, all found in time to avoid any great damage fortunately. John Winger and George R. Dari* both haring very narrow escape* of late, had either been away from home, no doubt great damage would have re­ suited. Very few have procured their auto plates, all waiting to see if a reduc­ tion will be granted at Lansing. Chartea H. Whitmore, who is at­ tending Western State, and his lady friend, from Muskegon, were the week end guests of hi* parents, O. D. and Mrs. Whitmore. The chair factory is a busy place' these day*, averaging an output of 100 chairs a day. King to all parts of the U. 8. some A truck and some Srail. Thlk 1* giving employment several people with the outlook of many more in the near future. Randall Jackson has purchased the farm known as lhe Charles Davis farm and will work It in con-• Junction with that of hi* parents, in Northeast Thornappte George Juppstrom. Jr., who ha* beei^ working in Detroit of late, came home Saturday to visit hi* parents, accompanied by Floyd Gould. Jr. who was a resident with 1 his people here for several year*.. They greatly enjoyed seeing thc old home folks. . Having decided to dispose of my personal property, i will sell at public auction at my farm, One-half mile eut and onehalf mile north of Milo Station, and four miles southwest of Delton, on .1*11'11 Wednesday, March 28th At One O’clock P. M., and offer the following property:— CATTLE. Black cow, 10 year* old, freth Jan­ uary 1*L Guenuey cow, 4 year* old, Calf by aide. Jertey cow, 4 year* old, giving milk. CHICKENS. 25 White Leghorn hen,. HAY AND GRAIN Quantity of alfalfa hay. Quantity mixed hay. 100 bushels of oats. Steel roller. Grain drill. Spring tooth harrow. Spike tooth harrow. Gale riding cultivator. 2 single cultivators. Walking plow. John Deere hay loader. Fanning mill. Tank heater. Corn sheller. MISCELLANEOUS. Meat crock*. Coleman gas lamp. Several pitchforks. Quantity household goods including a dresser, rocking chairs, tables, dining chairs, day bed, bedsteads, and several other articles not mentioned. TOOLS. Deering mowing machine. Wagon and wagon box. Dump rake. TERMS:—CASH. No property removed until settled for. JOHN J. DOSTER, Propr Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. Homer Aldrich, Clerk. ^17788 OLDSMOBILE OFFERS BIGGER, MORE BEAUTIFUL EIGHT r..... AT LAST YEAR'S LOW PRICE... $8451 panied by good music Everyone had a fine time. The Orangeville Fish Hatchery is rapidly taking form. Due to the fact that all CWA project* must be com­ pleted within a few weeks, men are working there all week long. There arc three different shifts. Each group of men have two days work apiece. There are to be four ponds to the hafchery and lhe surround­ ing grounds are to be landscaped. The Ladies' Sewing Circle met at the home of Mr*. Herman- Hurdle­ brink Thursday. March 8th. They worked on a quilt that Mr*. Hurdle­ brink wished finished A pot luck dinner wa* enjoyed by everyone. The*next meeting will be held at Mrs. Mattie Shoemaker's home Thursday. March 15. Miss Leora Robar. Miss Veida Doublcilcln. Basil Kershaw and Orvllie Robar were the happy leading characters in a double wedding. March 6th. Leora and Orville are tlie children of Mr. and Mr*. Robar of Gun Marsh. Miss Veida Double­ stein is the daughter of Mr. - and Mrs W. Doublesteln of Otsego and Basil Kershaw is the son of Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Kershaw of Prairieville | A dance wa* given by thetr parents | at Prairieville, that same night. A large crowd attended to show their good will and wish them a full and happy future. The Orangeville Player* Club met at Mr. and Mrs. J E Coryell * home Tuesday. March 6. They went from there to the wedding dance at ' Prairieville. After dancing a couple i hours they returned to the Coryell ■ home and had lunch after which ■ ‘they disbanded with the under11 standing that they were to meet 11 again Tuesday. March 13 at Mr*. Kahllo'* home. I Oh. yes! I nearly fJrgot to say that Merlyn Robar surprised every­ one by suddenly announcing hU i marriage to Grace Pike. Mr. Aj.tlmus Pike's daughter. Thursday, (March 8. two days after hi* slater’s [Land brother's wedding Exciting limes for the Robar family, rd say. I j AUCTION SALE! .MIDDLEVILLE. Last Weeks Utter i Seymour Jordan of east of town .La quite poorly of late- HL* many 1 friends hope for * quick recovery j O. W. Whitmore ws* in Hastings .Thursday ou business I This Monday evening we are all 1 going to the school building to enjoy 1 Th* <■( rlindcr Sedan wiih llviapcr OLDSMOBILE WILL SOON INVADE THE LOW-PRICE FIELD WITH NEW ALL-FEATURE SIX.. .$640! OU EXPECT some improvement* in any new car . .. But—double your expectation?^ You'll still fall ‘way *hort of thc wealth of boauty and improvement* with which General Motors has endowed thc 1934 air-stream Oldsmobiles. Knee-Action Wheels! Each front wheel, cushioned on it* own flexible coil spring, move* up and down like a knee—“walks" over bumps and hole* without jarring the car or the passengers. Center-Conuol Steering banishes shimmy and shake. Tlie slightest finger touch bolds the car to it* course. A built-in Ride Stabilizer prevents sway and roll on cup-es.There is a steadiness and a clingiog-to-the-road almost unbelievable. Stopping? The new self-encrgixing Super-Hydraulic Brakes do it quicker, aurer, ur/rr. These new brakes are a tremendous advancement over thc conventional type of hydraulic brake. More room? Lt'* there. Quietness? Lt’s there. Oldsmobile's Syncro-Mesh Transmission.is quiet in ALL speeds; body and engine are cradled in rubber to absorb vibration. Power? 90 horsepower in the new Straight’Eight... 84 in the new low-priee Six. The priceless year-round comfort of Fisher No Draft Ventilation. Precision-built throughout—with all the ruggedness, performance and economy for which Oldsmobile is famous. Come in. Whether you plan to buy a new cat or not, give your­ self the pleasure of looking at, sitting in, driving a 1934 Style Leader Oldsmobile. Y Sixes pricsd 1640 and up. Eights R4j and up, f. o. b. Unsio*. Spare tire with lock, metal tire corer, bumpers front and rear, and rear spring coven built it> all cart at extra list price. R. K. HURD KNEE-ACTION WHEELS SUPER-HYDRAULIC BRAKES Aruwrn AAHTBA1 CENTER-CONTROL STEERING RIDE STABILIZER OLDSMOBILE GINHAl MOTOU SllVEg *NKIVg*3A*V VALUE Hastings, Michigan Phone 2680 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH >1. 1M4 partoant of agricultural *Dgine*rln< wait*. Hot water cornea in ntrect the dinner wa* secured, for which contact with the tea and the k* wa­ we feel thankful. The official board ter overflows from the water pipe as are enabled to have the plans com­ pleted to begin lhe work of plaster­ Systems Will Not Be Affect­ Frt*h well water can be used in ing thc church auditorium till* Monday morning The work i* being er and beat away too rapidly. How ­ ed by Warm Weather for ever. pouring the water through a will be slower. Water forced in by rushed and may be ready for um In Weelu After Freesinf small pipe or hot* inserted in ths a pressure pump will do lhe work a short lime. water pipe until it touches the ice East Lansing. March IK—Water faster ....... than w-u. If •• rr poured —— hi. — I Floyd Strickland. who has been pipe* frozen during the subzero will remove lhe barrier in a short Horizontal pipe* are more difficult at the University hospital at Ann weather in February will not thaw Ums. With but a r‘pe ~*can ___________ be in- Arbor Arhnr for f°r some time, Umi* returned rrtnrnwl home hntnn ----------- — 00 Wednesday and is still very In­ out naturally for several week* after j Vertical pipe* pipes can be thawed faseas- iwrted by cutting it L -short iengtiu warm weather begin*, but proper Uy by placing the small pipe or ho*e and coupling these together a*- ■»-the । ftrm. I The girl* of the Lacey Camp Fire them rapidly, according to the de-j poured through a funnel to prevent Unit sold candy bar* and popcorn work aa well in ahorizontaj pipe at the Brigg* church sale on TuesDELTON. iday. Proceed* are to be used to Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Meyers of complete thc financial obligation* ALL PRICKS IN THIS AD SUBJECT TO THE X% SALES TAXI Cincinnati and Mr. and Mrs. Grey­ before organisation. ' don Blackman of Kalamazoo were The Assyria Center Parent-Teach­ last week end gue*t* of their mother, er organization met on Thursday Mrs. Matlie Blackman. evening with the Monroe school or­ Mr and Mrs. Harold Burpee and ganization a* guests, who put on family have moved lo Yorkville the program, which wa* very much Mr. and Mrs. Prank Smith are enjoyed. moving from Shadyland on M-43 io Al the Democratic caucus held 'Flint. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Kroos ut the town hall on Tuesday, nomi­ 'will have charge of the Shadyland nations were made for an Inde­ I farm during the summer season. pendent ticket a* follows: Super­ 1 Mrs Mary Shedd had an exper- visor. Frank Jones: clerk. William ’ fence one day last week that she.i Sarver: treasurer. Bernard Tasker; doesn't care to have repeated very highway commissioner. Allie Sylvcs| often. While everything wa* peace- ter: justice. Myron Tuckerman. ' ful and quiet in her home something, > The leaders of the Lacey Nutri­ went bang, which she thought mint tion class, Mrs. Helen Cole and be a cannon. But when she investi­ Mrs Mildred Steven*, were In Hasgated. found that her hard coal Ung* on Wednesday to receive the Task Carlon stove had exploded, and ashp*. coal lesson on “Counting Food Calorie*'' dust and smoke filled the house. and variations in caloric needs to Then about as soon a* she had ev­ BAKING POWDEB be given at thc home of Mr*. Flor­ erything righted up and put in or­, ence Babcock, on Tuesday. der M*>n and had settled down for Miss Dorothy Martin, who lias a UtUe rest, bang I it went again. Then *he had all her hard work of been under treatment at the Unl. cleaning up to do over again, but veraity hospital al Ann Arbor for thi* time it required the services ol several weeks, is now at home. Her a stove mechanic who fixed the limb is sUll in thc cast. WHITEHOUSE Maple syrup 1* in the process of sieve io she'* hoping such a catas­ making 61 the Mr. and Mrs. A. J. trophe- won't happen again. Mr. and Mrs. Ji. T. Wertman at­ Miller farm. Not much favorable , weather so far. tended a party at lhe home of Mr. Dr. Morgan Skinner, who located and Mrs. George Willison at Hickory at Lacey last July, ha* returned to Comers Saturday night. WALDORF Special meetings began in Del­. Grand Rapid* where he formerly ton M. E. church Sunday evening.. practiced, so we are again without a Evangelist. Rev. c. W. Jacobo, of’ physician nearer than Battle Creek, Charlotte. wUl assist. MIm Hannahl Nashville or Hastings. The Camp Fire group at Lacey DaliUtrom. the Swedish Nightingale. of Reed City, will have charge of[ have selected “Cheakchamy'' as the as the music. Come and enjoy these. unit name with Helen Gray services, help in whatever way you। guardian. They attended the big can and be helped. Whether mem­. Council meeting Friday evening at ber or not. you are cordially invitedI Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hain. Sagar*-. Hyde. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jones. by Rav. L- D. Mlles. i>a*tor. Frank Doeter made n businessj Mr. and Mr*. Oil* Ketcham accom­ panied them. trip to Lansum Tuaujay. Mrs. Eva Whlttunorv'siitcrtalncd . PRAIRIEVILLE. her sister. Mr*. May Anders ot Kal­ Mrs. John J. Brigham returned amazoo a few day* la*t week Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Donovan will to her home in Decatur Friday after entertain thc Bunnell L. A- S. caring for her mother. Mrs. F. J. Hughes, several days. Mrs. Nettie Thursday. March 22. for dinner. Mn. Earl Paddock and children Brown and Ncrma of North Pine have moved into the Charles Mc­ lake are staying with Mrs. Hughes EASY WAY TO THAW FROZEN WATER PIPE Know the S SODA or GRAHAM Crackers Soap Chips Royal Peanut Butter Z Milk Cracked Tissue Mello Wheat »“*>• 15 17 o rwtng the new 15 BAKERY SPECIALS! |2' Doughnuts Dinner Rolls Hot Cross Buns 10 FouSd’s Premium Sodas £ IO Henkel’s Henkel’s SPAGHETTI PASTRY FLOUR Friday and Saturday Special! Michigan Finn Sugar Granulated 8 O’clock Coffee Red Circle Coffee Bokar Coffoe Rinse Sunbrite Cleanser Morion’s Salt Chifso 10 3 49 4t 20 23 2 - 39 3 -13 2 2 FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Carrots California Bunch.d Spinach New Cabbage Bananas r«~r PEAS RHUBARB 1 OUR IN MEAT 2>°>9c it 5c is. 3c u.5c ASPARAGUS MARKETS SWIH’S PREMIUM MEAT SALE The world's best and largest selling Hne of meat, endorsed by good housekeeping . . , your A A P Store. Ovenized Hams Circle'S Picnics 17c Kwra/nnT Sliced Bacon Dermott house. Mr. and Mrs Roy Wallers of Pot­ terville spent the week end ~" u with Mr*. Ada Thorpe and family. Mr. and Mrs Maurice Lewis of Kalamazoo were Sunday guest* of Mrs. Gladys Gaskill and Janette. Mr. and Mr*. Vern Quick and children of Banfleld spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Nor­ wood. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cline and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cline of Middleville spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Wall — lake. and Mrs. George Eddy at V.'ill to visit their mother. Mrs Nancy Cline, who has been ill for some time. Mr*. Grace Mosier relumed --------- . to her home in Kalamazoo Sunday. Her mother. Mr*. Luclna Eddy, was able to accompany her home to re­ main for a time until her health im­ proves. Miss Kathryn Town entertained ten girl friends Thursday night, with a birthday party for Mis* LaVera Molt Who wa* lhe honor guest. Friday night there were sixteen girl* and nine women from Delton went to Batllo Creek to attend the Grand Council Fire, honoring the, Henry Benson and Ray Castle at­ tended thc funeral of tlie formers sister. Mrs. Anna Robinson, of Hos­ tings Sunday. Mrs. Robinson pass­ ed awv Friday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Stan­ ton. of Delton. Synugpthv j* ex­ tended to the family. 71 . The play |jy the young pebble oj the M E. church that was to huvf been given March 23. was postponed on account of sickness, and will be presented March 30. nothing pre­ venting. The postponed I. O. O. F. and Re­ bekah Round the World. Penny a Spoonful supper II is hoped to have March 31- Remember the date. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Arsoclation will meet at Freeport March 26. Meeting begins at 8 o'clock P. M. Mrs. Barber of this lodge is its president so why not our member* give er a good attend­ ance from here. The Triple Link Club did not have a big turn out Friday However, a splendid time was re|x>rted by those present. Thc program and dinner was suggestive of St. Patrick. Your scribe can vouch for thc Irish stew. The Cemetery Circle will meet at birthday week *1 Uta Camp Fire. Rehearsals began this week for the town hall Match 28 for the clecthe play "Look Out Lizzie I" which। tion of officers and any other bu*i■ ness that may come before it. will be put on by local talent under Thc Calkins district meeting direction of Mrs. Gwendolyn Bang­. hart, in lhe Community hall. April[ -Wednesday night resulted in vot­ ing seventeen for and fourteen EUls E. Faulkner attended a meet­. against consolidation. Some other ing of the county Tax Commissionl districts will vote on thc subject later. at Hastings. Monday. Miss Myrtle Smith of Battle Some preliminary arrangements, have been made relative to lhe cele­. Creek spent the week end with Mrs. . bration of thc centennial anniver­ Sarah Smith and Mrs. Mary Polley. Rose Mac Higgins and Milford sary of the establishment of Barry, township which will occur sometime. Frederickson have gone to Kellogg's camp for several weeks' stay. this summer. Mrs. Guy Higgins was a guest of ASSYRIA. her daughter. Mrs. Richard LanThe Dlls Parent-Teacher Unitl caster, of Hastings recently. met on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ehrmen of KalThe leaders of tiie Assyria Cen­■ amazoo and Frances Doster of ter Nutrition class. Mrs. Stella1 Nashville were Sunday guests of Mr. Tuckerman and Mrs Mabel Puff-• and Mrs. John Doster. paf. gave an Interesting lesson on1 Laura Reed of Hickory •visited Friday al the home of Mrs. Eva1 Mr. and Mrs. Maurisc Hughes SunBarver, topic being “Counting Foodi day. Calories,'' and variations in caloric STONY POINT. The Wellman P T. A. drew a Miss Leona Miller is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. large crowd Friday evening. The play was put on by the men and Doris Warner, of Detroit. Thc Briggs' church communitv proved a great success and lhe mu­ auction sale brought an attendance sic furrushed by Victor Bawdy and of about four hundred. The Ladles' Kennard Schaibly was enjoyed by Aid served dinner to three hundred all. Washington Helmer slipped while at the noon hour. Our esteemed John Ketcham was among us. The proceed* from the auction sale, lhe and fell.Ln such a manner aa to break his arm. On account of hla dinner and tlie donations will total about one hundred fifty dollars to be used for much needed church re­ it much more serious. pairs. *■ “ • Mr. and -Mrs. Bam Crabb of Pe­ Naw* came this morning that Per­ wamo called on John Blocher Bun­ cy Henry, who has been ill thc past day CJaud and Howard Demond at­ week with pneumonia, is In a crtU, cal condition. He moved k> hi* tended the’ Threshermen's -conven­ uncle'* farm in Baltimore a week tion at Lansing Thursday. ago. Later—Hl* death occurred ADAMS LAKE. Tuesday morning. The Yankee Springs Christian En­ Through the unllrtig effort* 8f our pastor. Rev. Harold Dixon, and deavor business meeting and young aid of friends, the success of tlie people's party will be held at the auction sale of articles donated and Yankee Springs sclioolhouse Satur­ day evening, March 31. al 8:00 o'clock, fast time. Pot luck supper. NERVOUS, EXHAUSTED Everyone welcome. Mrs. George McKlbbin and Doris attended church at Yankee Springs and called on friends al that place Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tobias and little son. Robert, ol Battle Crack were callers in the George McKib­ bin home Saturday afternoon ' George Morehouse is suffering with a very pour eye caused from the effects of the flu. Much sympa­ thy is expressed by all of hl* friends. JVs/r wWe, toafortablf nil nt txctfitinal lit (Consul Mga •! V-8 tntiat givti txtra iachrt •/ roem la b»4jJ $E1 r up FORDV8 A NEW THRILL in motoring awaits you in the Naw Ford V-8. Navor have you known a car so alert and capable, so easy to handle, so alto­ gether satisfying in every big and little thing. Here is a car that you drive for the sheer joy of driving. Silken power answers the touch of a toe — the luxurious comfort of an aM)C chair invites you to lean back and enjoy every minute of the way. No other low-price car can give you the same good performance be­ cause no other low-price car has the V-8 engine. (You have to pay $2000 to get a V-8 engine in any other car.) Until you drive the Ford you cannot appreciate the tremendous difference the V-8 engine makee. It is so much better that there is really no comparison. See the nearest Ford dealer for a demonstration and know the thrill of driving the New Ford V-8. It gives you more room as well u .up.no. performance. I ^1(F.O. B. ■*»c» I JL Detroit) atrial FORD DEALERS OF MICHIG AUCTION SALE Having disposed of our farm, we will have a sale of personal proparty at the farm home, located 8 miles southeast of Hastings, or 1 mile east and 3 miles south I '-of Quimby, Sec. 13, Baltimore, on Tuesday, March 27 AT 1:00 SHARP, OFFERING THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY: CATTLE. Registered Guernsey cow, 7 yrs., giving milk. Grade Guernsey cow, 4 yrs., giving milk. Guernsey cow, 4^rr»., dry. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs., due June 12. Guernsey and Durham cow, 5 yrs., due May 8. Registered Guernsey heifer, 1 year old. Grade Guernsey heifer, 1 year old. HAY AND GRAIN. Quantity of clover hay. Quantity of oata. Quantity of ear corn. TOOLS. Fordson tractor, plow and disk. Deering corn binder. Deering grain binder. * / Adriance mower. United manure spreader. Gale plow. Peerless plow. Left-hand plow. Side-hill plow. Walking cultivator. 2-sec. drag. Grain drill. Duplex feed grinder. Fanning mill. 1 3-4 horse gas engine. 2 1-2 hone en­ gine. Drag saw. McCarty milking machine. Bean picker. Bag cart. Large kettle, etc. Side rake. Dump rake. Wagon. Roller. ' HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Bedroom suite. ■ Bedsteads. Dining chairs. Table. Parlor su Rocking chair. Couch. Sanitary) Stove. Incubator and brooder stove. Many articles too numerous to i ' —>— TERMS:—CASH. No goods removed until settled for. O. E. PADELFORD, Pro HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. a �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH tt, IBM PAGE TWELVE carrot anil ralilji salad with boiled | the winter In Detroit, arrived In Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mill*, and.] dressing. drop blsculU and butter.; town last week for a visit with the daughter Joan of South Bend, spent! Hea. milk; supper—raw fried pota- home folks. [Tuesday and Wednesday with their. I toes, tomatoes, bread and butter,' Mr nIld Arthur Crrvey and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant DlckBy Home Economics Specialists. Ringer snaps, tea. milk. Parboil:fBinn‘y j^-e moved to Hastings m erson. Michigan State College beans and save one third of them Mr. cpvey hBS employment with the Sunday visitors at the James Macu. .11 ,, ., , ... ' f°r W rinirsduy. Bake ginger county in road repair work. I Donald home were. Mr. and Mr*. I , snaps, then biscuits, while Ax-ans wnrvnv Rahr-oek I Roy MacDonald ot Kalamazoo and1 Seventeen cents per person per are baking. SaVe one half of cookies i tnd. ’!?rVCL Iva French of Rattle Creek and day |s lhe avaraae tot of the for Thurisy dinner. Bare on half roo\cd U“2 Mra a»/TS?ln ofYoriS i week's menus suggested by home of, salad dressing for salad on Fri- hou* andBrn Babcock willagate Mrs OtUCocwUi ol Yorkville. । economics nutrition specialists at day. Soak one cup prunes fur pud- . °.f S' . over. Michigan State College. The cost:ding Thursday. Mrs M11,lc U ‘ hc w< * k Bl “ “ JeM Ken * on :nigan oiaic uotK-gc. inc cost - aing Thursday. ——• ——- -—• -~ .... ______ j ... — . the Fv-nnlr Hallock fumllv near Milo, home at llicknrv Cornrrs . home at Hickory Corners. .„it ». d. !•>.. u ... .'.M >. ”>■> "nr LIS'1.1’11” “ ■»«“« I ThurM.y: VaUul-m »»! SSShS? du ra >r«Boon of **i4 .Ibt. Eoirrn 6isnd- prices Of foodstuffs.* By planning ; mu,h With milk and stumr bread ? . U,P,r duties. Mrs.■ - Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum i... j. th. .ob.crihrr, cireoii Cort menus for a week the grocery Tndhmtlr miibi Hallock being in very poor health. spent a couple of days at the Bert I itMioarr. in and for uld Conotj ot ar, °nd butter, coffee, milk, dinner—, Bedford broadcasters will be Mason home at Richland. ib*ii wli at public auction to th* mon<y can lx made to go farther mashed rutabagas, potatoc-, with , tx_ h n i. S...S Tn" ,nd Wurr load will Iw me reran. । and ! ««>« »>«“»« e»Ureh Ihla week an। »s > WSL.'?. I ^Maal-head piddle taS. Jwe' Zp. ?ea.' l"dTKau"'S”“a°‘ SOUTHWEST CARLTON. U,,d cakM w,th n>o«»w«' *y'up. coffee,: per—navy beah roup, toast, raw car-. X Hteilkt .nd mX other Tlie community was saddened to Mld£a“ ’aM »"K telJffi;:™11*: S'™ el»P ««•>■.,,« Mrtp., prune puddlna. lea. rarlk. ISftolriS hear ol the death of Frank Barry ‘ ““ ""T.ffS’S.0' .’“K?? “"J nee. Kermerh Honmarter en.er- of Southeast Catlton. Bynipatliy Ls ?™k.l °nc “" 01 th'm '°r ' ! rained M, rather and ™iher, alra extended to lhe family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keeler and sons tea. ... milk, cook Friday:. uivumwi breakfast-rolled oats a nlsfcr and husband from Grand ■ toast, ---- ------------- - two. ----fiiuuj —iuuvu uui. spent Sunday wljh thc former's cups of dry rice and save one half of | wlii, ...ilk nnd sugar, bread and but .md sugar, bread and but-, Rapids Sunday. mother. Mrs. Margaret Anspaugh. of . —macaron • ter. coffee, coffee, milk: milk: dinner dinner— macaroni j ------------- ->■■» - "------------d’« ailiiltlcin to th* city oi »i*»-- it - for —, Monday —. dinner. Soak ------- one ----- iter. Quimby. (h.rm»rir »ili»<ei of ilaatinca. pound of brown beans for Brown and salmon, stewed tomatoes, corn, NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Quimby and iu< to tb* recorded put thereof, cap on Monday. bread and butter, tea, milk; supper Lee H&itabarger has moved to hl.i Mr. and Mra. Jasper Herrick and. lonn’cemmuitoer.I Monday: breakfast—com mCal —hashed brown potatoes, raw apple rooms ,wuia over o,vt the meat market in family of Battle Creek and Mr. and mush with milk and sugar, whole and prune salad, bread and butter, woodland ™ned oau e~klea re. milk. Urn S? ami Mr. orlo Bmhh mrdl^S I Mra. Henry Williams spent Sunday Plaintiff. wheat bread and butter, coffee. rolled oats cookies, tea. milk. Use , milk; dinner—Brown Cap. escal- salmon in macaroni a* cheese would family of West Odessa have moved. ““ ’ 1 u Oot 9 21 loped tomatoes, bread and butter, be used. Bake com bread and cook- on wliat known as the old Sawdy visitors at Mr and Mrs Waiter ,~r- “J1*1 , ------------- Dutch apple cake. tea. milk; sup­ its while macaroni Ls in oven. Save fann Mr „nd Mra. John Stairs called' AdR^. Mra.*7(1^0^.’; ORDER TOR PUBLICATION. per-boiled potato with jackets, milk one half ol cookies for Saturday gravy, shredded cabbage salad, Soak one pound split peas oscr on Arthur Stairs Sunday of Carlton J Rram Mrs Etta Nash and daughnlght for Saturday, soak two'and, Mr and Mra John Stairs and,?e?lll«i'-£*h S^Hastings loa otf aaid .»iZ court, roa»t, h.id held at *t tba th. oreaa. bread, lea. tea, mint, milk. cook Cook two two and one- nignt lor aaturuny. &o.ik w>'uiio( ana oneftnd-jJra. John Stairs and one half half,'cups cups crQck cracked wheat over ..mu. spent Frirth^ St^t^k of Awyris half cups of dry corn meal antl MVe one '*d wheat 0V,T'! children. Ira and .Luclic. a Jh» I.th day of March. thrw< oupa o( lt foT pudding Tues-: night for Saturday and Sunday. day ln Hastings I ------------ ■-------J.d,. .rdwnlshL Save one.luU o< Dutch ; Saturday: breaklart - cracked Mr ..nd Mra Vhdah lUtwbanter I| Center sp— *TsutSS? J '•*J. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. SOCIALLY, ■ wheat mush with milk and sugar,of Chester spent Sunday afternoon .strodtbeck was hurt bv a bull one bread and butter, milk; dinner with Mr. and Mra. Pliny Hambar- day UM wjk Tuesday: breakfast—rolled oaLs 1 German hot potato salad with ger and family. Mrs Henry Williams Ls spending with milk and sugar, whole wheat | frankfurters, bread uiid uiid butter, butter, rice, rice, Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mra. (Joe (Joe Logan Logan spent spent B wCCl, Wlth her frankfurters, bread stater Mra a week with her slater. Mrs. Lvle Lyle bread and butter, coffee, milk; din-1 * ”Sunday — din- with with banana banana custard custard sauce, sauce, milk; milk;] ;Saturday Saturday nigh' night — and with Quimby of Battie Creek uer—creamed liver over mashed I supper soup,, toast, out -1 their |>arcnts. ner *ui>Der— —split sn)lt pea neu solid oat-'thrlr Miss Doreen Stowell of Woodland There arc fewer lonely <iay» and dreary evening* for those potatoes. Harvard beets, bread nnd meal cookies, tea. When cracked Mr and Mra. E. J. Sheldon have spent wea ne«iav ana Wednesday and murs Thursday who have telephone acrvlec. It brings you the voice* of ■1 i*'i-1 butter. Dutch apple cake. tea. milk;, wheat ta cooked, take out one half; to beds m Ornha , been comined — their ------ ------—but ---- --re-1। evening cVciuIig with will 1 MI Mew G, p,iu Buck ouvk. I-------------------- —u.- ------------- . k.------- 1 .. 1. U..1I --.. port they are better. । Mr. and Mra> william Shriber and friend* and family, and takes your* lo them. And when <1 nvEHDAt f daughter of Hastings spent Sunday ... L?afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Prank impromptu "get-togethers" are arranged, those who can There will be an Easter program Shriber. ' be reached by telephone usually are the ones invited^ by the Sunday School children arnfi Mr a'nd Mr5 prank Shriber Mrs , white sauce is added. Soak three I top. 'orchestra a't 10:30 in the morning BarTy -nd s™ on nnd tree »op». A telephone is worth Its cost in social advantages alone. cups navy beans for --------baked— beans for — above recipes will and .... an "Easter Story" pantomlmJ MTS Mr8 Abld of Hastings Sun-1 MiMrtS Bnllh. RecLtOr nt Probate. —of —......... - ------------- I Directions -— .. — ............... , .-wnv. U.K.. ADK1 nonley LX on Wednesday 'and bean soon mmdr nt no nrl icit day evening. I soup on: on be mailed if request Is is sent to home home 1 with orrhpxtrn orchestra music at a 8:00 o'clock Also, it helps find employment, saves tripe to the stores CHANCERT NOTICE. department. Michigan I in the evening at the Evangelical L Thursday. | economics o< or elsewhere In stormy weather, and la PRICELESS ,or| Wednesday: breakfast—milk toast toast; State College, College. [church. Easter Sunday. April 1st.. ( _____________ . THE . THE CROSSROADS. madewhole fromwheat whole bread, wheat cot-1 bread, cof-----------------made from nnwAvr Everyone welcome. । Clyde Stedj Stedgc and family attended PROTECTION in emergencies, enabling you to summon DOWLING. rialion > ror fee, milk; dinner—baked beans, raw Mrs. Day returned from Kalama- the funeral of Mrs. Stedgr's mothlinn, Mlcblrin. doctor, firemen or police instantly, day or night. A program is being arranged and roo Friday afternoon, where she has er. Mrs. Shawinan. which was held Ptalnilg. will be given nt the church on East­ been visiting her daughter. Mrs. at the W. Methodist church In HasREGISTRATION NOTICE, er Sunday. There will be bapjbm Harry Owens and family for n week.. tings Saturday afternoon. Mrs tlir ntiallfinl elector* of the ■ also at this time and reception of Mrs. Ross Pierce and Mrs. E. L. Shawtnnn had made her homo with members. The young people will MacLeod were Kalamazoo shoppers^ daughter. Mra. Chas. Cliff, of r>r,.. —... have charge of thc program. Wednesday. Owosso. ' Ii'! !'1ml I Mra- Milton Trafford's father. Mr. Mrs. Nellie Given who Ls staying; Harold Allen Smith of Hastings who i."n"i iFern. whd has made hl* home with with her daughter. Mrs, Win. Smith, siicnt the wcet end with his grandpply tn m- , hjp daughter and husband for some of Delton, wiu home Sunday. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orley Smith. **'"‘<*. ,or Ititne. is setioiwly ill nt present at the mf Mrs. Koy ana ।। Mrs. Mr.. ana and Mrs. Roy Haney Bailey and Mrs. Jessie Jessie Gain Cain ana and George George KeiKel- ____________ ___________________________________________________________ . H».tiae*. [Tratjord home. (family of Bailie Creek spent Sun- ler spent Sunday evening with Mr.I «... o / I Mrs Anna Plcrce U nt thc ch”‘: ‘,aF *lth the,r parents. Mr. and and Mrs. Frank Bushong. | R*Pld* “nd John WUlltta of Has- Sunday with Chas. Peck and family in ofrt.ltCT Long home in Hastings where: Mrs. Jim Mosier. | John Cook and family spent Sun“Pen‘-Sunday with Ernest of Rutland. i.ht I she has been employed thc past two The You pg People's . Class will day at Delton the guests ot Mr. and ■" iUwnw “nd family| Miss Mary Igieskl of Grand Rapweeks. I meet Tuesday night at the Harry Mrs Lawtie McBain. ’ I Homer Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Orley ids came Sunday to spend a few Herman Btanton. who has spent Penn'els home. Mrs. Mildred Roush of Grand Smith, and Mrs. Harold Smith spent weeka with Clyde Stedge and family. Cake for dinner Tuesday. Effie Apple Boil beets to use on Tuesday. MORTGAGE sale. A TELEPHONE PAYS ITS WAY ORDER TOR PUBLICATION uuattflrd rlwlon. CMS? J. (Irani' slzlrr. plaintlffa* ary 7. 1934. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Coulthard, drrrarrd. HEVROLET factories are breaking record*, trying, to give America all the cars it want*. 4000 units a day are rolling off the assembly lines. February output waa twice that of January. March output, accord­ ing to present indications, will lie three timet that of January. More Chevrolets are now being produced than any other make of auto, mobile in the world. And today, Chevrolet is liapi^y to report that ail its dealer* will soon be in a position to make immediate deliveries. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ot Ikll order: ct. Mid bill be C rio» filed in >aid eoiirt BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY MM COAL breaking nationwide NOTICE TO CREDITORS. demand, Chevrolets these can have all been produced! are being produced —is undoubtedly the most eco­ nomical fuel to be obtained. Our experience in buying coal is an advantage to our custom­ ers. A kind, or grade of coal that produces the most heat for the money is the sort of coal to buy. Despite continued nationwide pressure for more and more volume, every car that ha* left the factories has been built and tested to meet Chevrolet's' highest standard* of care, at a record-breaking precision and quality. The result: When you plfce your order for a new Chevrolet, you’ll not only get a big, rugged "Knee-Action” car —you’re also assured of getting a typical Chevrolet car in economy, dependability and longlife. rate of NOTICE TO < I'.l I.ITnB'. 4000 We not only sell good, heat . producing coal but our deliv­ ery service is prpmpt and painstaking. Some one of the several varie­ ties of coal we sell is sure to meet your individual require­ ments. W^en you consider how *hort a time the new Chevrolet ba* been in production—when you consider, also, that the 1934 car is not last year’* model improved, but ■ basically new automobile, with sweeping change* in design —this production record become* somewhat of an accomplishment. Rut, a still greater ac­ complishment, in our opinion, is the uov that To fill the record Good, Heat-Producing auvaourr motor company. Detroit, Michigan units a day! ORDER FOB PUBLICATION A OINiRAt MOTORS VALUI ba satisfied with any Smith Brothers Velte & Company Poultry and Stock Feed, TELPEHONE 2257 other low-priced car Cool. Limo, Cement R. K. HURD HASTINGS, MICH. B«(Utar ot Probata. 301 Eait State St. Distributor for Barry Qounty Haatinga, Michigan Telephone 2680 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-03-28.pdf 1a5e6ce531cf91c7a4e6249a7f39af97 PDF Text Text SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR TM0P5IWINS . TBDEEWDS DOWLING BOY SCOUTS MAKE RECORD FOR MONTH THE HASTINGS BANNER CITY LIBRARIAN Mly 151 i' MAKES REPORT HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MARCH 28, 1934 12 PAGES 1 heme for bong ana Sermon Hastings Churches Observing Easter Sunday In An Appropriate Manner . niU ini ।« tiv ii uIa MIlLu I na CWA WORK HERE IS CURTAILED No Definite Instructions for Barry Oounty Received , Says Fr. Geller PAGES lto8 VOTING MACHINE Vol DELINQUENT 1933 TAXES Following instructions from TOTAL OF 57,568 BOOK! /In Washington. Father Geller, head of The beautiful story of Christ's day School and at eleven o'clock, the j DRAWN DURING THE / MADE COUNTY SHY lhe CWA In Barry county. Is cur­ 'chine to be resurrection will be the theme for I pastor. Rev. B. J. Adcock, will speak PAST YEAR tailing forces as directed. As yet he, ON CASH on Monday. song ahd sermon on Easter Sunday,on "The Resurrection." At lhe close In the churches of Hastings. Ad- of the service there will be baptism _ has received no defiryte instructions tried out In this city Apyil 2. \ The city father* first planned to BE 01! RESTING F1OCBA1 THE "PR00E88I0N )F THE BRIDES" I I concerning future work, but the ' ' place machines at every voting MODELS WILL WEAR COURT OF HONOR ministration of the Holy Com-,and reception of members. In th? PUTS PROBLEM UP TO word that ha* come indicates that BRANCHES WERE ber th, but finally decided to have munton, baptism, reception of mem-(evening Rev. Adcock's sermon »ub-( ----------------- -------------------------WELL PATRONIZED I bul one and that to be in the first ANTIQUE JEWELRY ALM. ON WEDNESDAY EVE. bers. special Easier music and ap- | Jecl is "The Beast* of the Four COUNTY TAX COMM'N. ■ the President and those in charge of ' propriate sermons will be featured , World Empires." using Chapter 7 of pro- , the book of Daniel as his text. (Qi., First First Methodist Methodist Church. Church. Investiture Ceremony For in the vartJtH churches. The j-_n. be substantially ...n., as Tenderfoot Scouts—Merit grama.wlll low*: Badges Earned Church Of The Nazarene. County’s Cash Impounded in Failed Banks Makes the At the First Methodist church, the Problem Acute i observance of Easter Sunday be-' the program at Washington are planning to do a considerable work in the future: but just what that work will be. how extensive it. will be. has not been determined at this lime. precinct of the Fourth ward, at the Three Hundred Forty-Seven city hall upstairs. Attendants Announced lot James E. Leavenworth, represent­ Entertainment Friday Eve. New Patrons Are Re­ ing the Automatic Voting Machine .Co., of Jamestown. N. Y.. win have ning, April 6 ported MU Iran aunra. «t, Ubr.run.: “* ,U1' At the Boy Scout Court of Honor gun ai at aix-miny six-thirty wiui with a sunrise sunrise1 The County Tax Commission met The evening service at the । gins held on Wednesday night al the Church of the Nazarene on El ,r. .... There win be bepUrm. Holy «» “W” S' “> w"k, "J”1 c^llan.tnS‘ngm"tK‘ but the members « • --------------- elected Faulkner of Delton as. court— houj>e. SghL It ihtSSd thSrSwa bS^!™J? U,e H«ungs to)the Methodist Ladies' Aid Socle* ------—--- advancements—in rank — ouiiub Sunday / w ft to uc be a musical uiupu.ni oc.ovv service 1Ivommuiiiun Communion Jiiu and• icvcpuun reception ui of• meinmem— Efils — were made by twenty-one boys. Wil- presenting "The Last Week of the ber*. The Rev. L. L- Dewey will w... give ^a,r"Lan A telfP-am from the had been drawn from the city I ttoal ’'AU lhe worW • lard Arnold. Sea Scout 106. being (Life of Our Lord." The service be- a short address rcM on "Light For a State VTax Commission advised them brary and its two branches for the tu ™tlSi whS^li brtde" thdy are presenting. TM Ttie quartetf cmnporea composed ~ lo “dJourn made an tegle Scout. Other pro- gin* wun with m* His triumphal entry and Dark way. Day." T — — iriunipnui cnny anu ' uarx iiir quarieur -------- ThLv was rccommend„ . , mn.lrtr.1---------rtnnt--------a.n*. presents ___ _ in song ____ the _ events ________which . . . Burch. L . Miss ... . ... rdbecause pd hpeativ the th* State Rtat* rpm mltsUin motions were:. TVnU. Tenderfoot. Chester lof Mrs. Robert Lucy Commission »««•» uno"-» on “AT nearlv 4Rftn “ner V,!ry »lmP|e- Sample ballots 1UVC Scott. Troop 51. Robert Paddock.|took fclace in that last week. The (Bassett. Lloyd Shafer and C. A. a * I ' h ' ‘ d to study the recent tax legmnnth ^ “ neoHv nn7 ■ b *** ’ P rtnt «<l Which Mr. Leaven . .. . , «., , r.enlng, April 6, at the church st ------------month, 71; Sigmund Lewi*. 77, Hubert llron- service is a* follows: -- -------------- — --------- J *,h* ««*'•’ «*«(™ month, or or nearly nearly one one for for each each man. man. J worth wlll explaln ln connecllon eight o'clock. upon taxation and......... then MODERN IMPROVEMENTS woman and chl,d ln Hasting*. This son. 72. Edward Fisher. 79; Second ’ Prelude—Sunday, the day of 1 Offenbach, uiieiiuacn. and anu the me chorus ciiuru* number numiKi lta effect . ------------ ........ Soft lights, enchsr.t.ng music, 'show* -an .hnrni conclusively r..nrln«lv*lv that that the th*’ people n*<mU> ' .... .is .. . — _ .. «nlhem. .... __ . . — ... nresent its nnrtmtri UK E-ter -Th. BaurP"””' ,«• ItaPiniw lo th* llie rmintv county •Tlass. Carol DePriester. Ed-j vhm., viuui izrriicavci. Horace nuracc cm - < triumphal triumpna! entry. "Hie "The Palms;" beautiful flowers, lovely brides and GIVE FOLKS MORE LEI ­ commission*. 51. • Monday, d day of’ cleansing lhe tem- rection" by Stulls. monds and Gordon Rees, all of 51.' ' attractive gowns will feature thia (library which gives them a chance: Clarence Courser. 71. Charles Nash. pie, -There ft a Fountain Filled with The regular morning worship will It ft apparent that the Barry SURE TIME presentation of wedding dresses both (al over 13.000 good books. Duane Spaulding and 8anj Varney. Blood;" Tuesday, day of leaching, be at tlx usual hour of ten o'clock. County Tax Commission will have old and modern. ' The books drawn from the main! all of 77. Robert Moylan. 51 and Ed-.-Lord Speak to Me;" Wednesday, when the Rev. L. L. Dewey will it* hand* full, Last year the coun­ The various committees are com* 1 library for the twelve months end- ( ward FUher, 79; First Class, Virgil! day of retirement at Nazareth. speak on "Risen With Christ." Spe-, ty asked a budget of four mills. The MUSIC MAKES A pletlng their plans for making this Ing March 1. 1933 were as follow*: , Conrad. Dale Eaton. Robert Potter । -Sweet Hour of Prayer;" Thursday, cial musical numbers will be. a duet supervisors' rolls totalled 819.763 one of the most Interesting enter* STRONG APPEAL and Donald Sothard of 71. and day of Instituting the Lord’s 8up- "I Am The Resurrection and The 318. *0 four mills would have rafted ; March 4.869 ( tainments ever given in Hastings. Oeorge Spaulding. 77; Life Scout. ■ per. Bread of Heaven, on Thee We Life " by Bluite. by Mrs. Burch and »bodt 879*00; but the finance 1 Mrs. Forrest Johnson. Mrs. LeonApril Alfred Rich, 79. Harvey Burgess pre- peed;" Offertory: Instrumental »e- Miss Verlan did not figure on how ( several Reasons Why YOU etULIl . Linington, LAIIlim.VII, and «IIU the WICcommittee ... ........... . — ^,1 .nr. May ... 3.086 1 ard Board. Mrs. Harvey Burgess and . A. L_u. u.be delin-I I Should Vote for a Band | rented the badges. T. lection; Friday, the garden. "In the chorus — '*'* “ “ second Class *"■* — •" will render the anthem, much A, of .u_ the ---------tax might June ........ ... 2,125 Miss Lucille Bassett have selected 8. K. Reid the First Class and Ger­ Beautiful Garden of Prayet1;" the "King. All Glorious" by VaiL I Oucnt *hen the taxes were to have July ... 2.307 THE RESURRECTION’’ TO Tax on April 2 ald Smith the Life Scout badge A* special Easier program Ls to b<* ***n paid and It was found that crown of thorns, "Marvelous August ralne Brown. Betty McfjanghMfli la 1estab-' September .. Have you ever attempted to BE PRESENTED IN EIGHT Jannet Johnson. Jplia Sheldon, Scout Executive Lloyd Shatey Grace;" the Cross. “The Heart that given at the Sunday School which ot this 879.000 that should have been CRIME. ( October ......... presided in the absence of tlu Rtv. Was Broken for Me." "When I Sur­ convenes at 11:20. and lhe Easter of- In the hands of the county trees- ifth a relationship between Cl 4384 Marcia Carroll, Barbara Puller, COLORFUL SCENES vey the Wondrous Crow;" Prayer; ferlng presented by claaaes. The I urer by this time last year, onlyEDUCATION and INDUSTRY? Marietta Paul and Vivian Fennell, November .. 1 -----— -------------------— -Nearer My money goes to World Service as ft I 860.000 had been ^received. This Criminologists admit that the po- : December ... present were Waller FUher. Troop Message by the Pastor; assisting them will be Marion Cook has for many years 1 *'Ul make the county treasury about lice courts have lost control ofthe' T9. T. 8. K. Reid. 71. Arlie Reid. 77. Ood to Thee." HUNDRED AND FIFTY and Mary Ketcham. The small January 1934 Epworth League meets as usual at I 819.000 short in Its county funds, (crime situation. The National Rec- ■ Russell Cleveland. 8. 8. 108. Lloyd Flrrl BaptUt Church. February ... 5.102 PLAYERS IN CAST ushers are Charles Hinman. Jr., six o'clock. । To meet this situation the finance reatlonal Council attributes the in­ Peterson. 108. Hubert Bronson. Pack Easter services.at the Pint Bap­ Closing the day's service* will be committee of the board of super-1 crease of crime to a relative increase i Main Library 14. Ray Erway. 89. Gerald Smith. tist church begin at ten in the Branches ... _ ... . viaor* Ku* Voted Choir, Orchestra, Vocal 80vLaars has voted tn to a«ir ask th* the rVpiintv County In In th* the nmnamL amount nt of l.l.nw leisure lime caused Ip. Darrell Hall. 88. and Harvey morning with cxercLies by the Sun(Continued on page five) Tax Commission for as nearly six by the development of machinery; Burgess. 72. a los, Dancing Group to Be Boyes. Winston Boye*. LeaUe Cot*, % Total ................................. 57568 mills as the Commission can allow. and short working hours. . > . . — . Albert Becker. Harold Logan, Lorin. John John-­ Twelve Bcouts and Sea BcouU put It will be needed to make up the Added Featurei Criminologists suggest education; During the year 1J104 new books on an Investiture ceremony for lhe nie Armbnxstcr and Sumner Myer*. deficit, tri the 1933 tax of over 819.­ as a possible means of reducing | were BWU ..Ui 1.145 being purchased added. An Easter pageant with 150 play­ Wedding music is always delight­ new Tenderfoot Scout*, Lloyd Sha­ 000. The committee estimated that crime, but are vague as to how to. and 59 fiven. This brings the total ers will be presented in eight color­ ful and the orchestra under the di­ fer and T. 8. K.. Reid assisting. even with a budget of 8120.000 only proceed. TTie National Recreational boom, m the library to 13.453. Dur- ful scenes at Central auditorium rection of Wesley Logan ft planning ____________ ___________ .___ . A ♦ 'T’l. ~ Troop No. 51 of Dowling, of whicn about 890.000 will be paid In by the CouncU advocates filling these lets-! lng the year 285 old books were dls- Good Friday evening commencing at Harold I>Prlester is Scoutmaster first of April next year. Borne of ure hour* with worth-while activi- I carded and 31 old books rebound. A 8:00 o'clock under auspices of tlx* will accompany the chorus compoaad won the honors, winning three of (he 1933 delinquent tax will have . .i. . u .r. Ilotal of 347 ncw P®t«wis took out Presbyterian church The text for of Mrs. Rober Burch. Mn. JaowA the four trophy cupa. gamely, lhe been paid, but ft will take all of the AM.u?lln® tbal these theories J cards for drawing books during the the play was written by the Rev. Langston. Mrs. Floyd Everhart, Mn. Kim Sigler cup for highest percent re right, riaht. it It should shzuilrl luW held in the various churches on Fri­ 890.000 that it Is estimated will be are not be aa Hlffirirlt difficult ____ John Kffching. D. D. and dedicated Pultx of Nashville. Mrs. Rena Cuk of Second class promotions, the THE COUNTY HEALTH DE­ day afternoon, as In former years paid by next April, and the re- task-to analyze the situation and set _ _________________ ____ . first of March last year to the dtlsans of Hastings. This la Whitman-Lathrop cup for hlghes: ceints from the delinquent rtallnmiant tax fov tn • -■ -to work • along ‘ • ■ ■ Ul On.hethe library to j!.education lines which fund there was ( At the Baptist church the service ceipts PARTMENT ANNOUN­ the third work of this kind that the' ter. Hl, Miss mua Maye *>ayc Smelter. dluclmi. Min a*»a Vari »< number of Second class advance­ begins at 1:30 o'clock, with Rev. B. meet the county's expenses for the' will reduce crime by providing „ balance of 8760.92. From all Rev. Kitchlng has written and pro- Linington. Miss CES PU&S MUa Lelo Lancaster. M ments and the Hastings Rotary cup| Vear 1934 and rnrr o .. ■ . . .. year care (nr for tbp the halanp-k balance n'nrth-urhllp worth-while substitutes. Obvidhsly J. Adcock preaching. duced since living here. 'Belva Riley, sources the receipts during the year Belva Riley. Miss Miss Lucy Lucy Bam Ba Lu. I _ . _ .ft — .!... ___ ... . . _ ___ .. ___ . ... , for highest number of points fir I The sacred "Three Hours" will be that will be delinquent In the 1933 this consist* in recreational activi- wcre *4017 m orPn If J477J1! The various scenes of this pageant I Messrs. Lloyd Shafer. Leslie Hi II kept at Emmanuel Episcopal church Uc3 n after : M 16 or a of M.778 v First and Second class promotions. DENTISTS CO-OPERAu county tax. ties |In after life. life. are based on lhe story of the Resur- thorn*. Paul Gangulllet. Chas, The fourth award, the Hodges This situation will mean hardship I ty years ago people worked the conversion of Saul and 1 Kerr. Roy Cordes and R. H. LopfX For new books during the year rection. । Jewelry cup. went to Troop 71. T. 8. TING IN THE WORK 3 00 p m evW«,. u'm« ..1- for the schools of this city. Last >“»6««’*and harder than they do now. 81.404.66 martyrdom of the Apotitle Paul.1 thlen. was expended; salaries re- the 1 K. Reid. 8. M. year MM3 the iwii.y county o<u; only ML asked Cdmc . _ foe four I|A,tcr a len hour or twelve hour quired 82.075.46; magazines 8163.05; In theme, the play is a sequel or Among the old time wetfa : Merit badges were awarded the All Children of Ages Up to ing day they had much home binding books. 830 89. There Is im- continuation W A- E w>nn of Woodland ft mills and the state .8 of a mill. This of the pageant present­ gowns will be one worn by 1 1 following. Animal Industry. Lloyd to do. such as chopping and pounded cash of 8306.25. and cash ed viv» u Uov/ 10 ** the sp^ker at the Pint left available ten mills for the city's last year. Mary Torpey in 1856 when she 1 Peterson. 8- 8. 106; Bird'Study. Nell Five Years to Have Methodist church, the service to be-[-u —— -----suggested — .... addition ’ . ‘ schools. The of firewood, etc. They had llt- on hand of 8588.60 In addition to the acton there married to John Sheeram in V Rise. 79; Chemistry. Willard Arn­ the vuuiil county tax 1VT for this Ume ------enen,y 10 Opportunity gin^at two c... ....... o’clock. | two mills to w Hit / ULA Illis ’Uc -- ------------* le,t ln which ------ --The two branch libraries brought 'will be a cnolr. orchestral accom­ old. S. 8. 106: Cycling. Cheater Ea­ I The usual Good Friday service year, year. If ft It shall be made made, will cut formulate schemes with which to expenses as follows: Salaries and paniment. a group of dancers under 1 ton. 71; Flremanahlp. M. Purchi*, Plans are under way at the Coun-, will also be held at St. Rose church. I the school tax rate correspondingly nc*cc thelr fellows of their savings. new books, first ward. 8353.70; sec- <direction of Miss Meraon. and solos and Gerald Gardner. 77; First Aid. ty Health Department for an ex­ --------1 and make it impossible to raise Today we hftVe 80 many convenAnnie Kltching. Roy Cordes. D it would stand alone, was all ond ward. 8353 53. or a total cost for by 1 Alfred Rich and Neil Rise. 79; what lhc schools of the city really lenc*s “nd such short working hours the two branches of 870723. Prom ■A VanBusklrk. Howard Frost and tensive preschool examination pro- APPLY Hl i L- | ON via WEDNESDAYS v» ■ w , ' • that, Amartean hit Oardening. M. Purchls and Gerald that tha the avaratra average American has the branch library in the first ward J. need. 1 M- Langston. Gardner. 77; Handicraft, Lloyd gram. The method of organization AND SATURDAYS FOR IT This ft only one of the problems eight hours of leisure time every 5.401 books were drawn; from the Tickets for the pageant are now on ried to Oacar Struble in Hal 8. o. 8. luo 106;. i-uuuuiuuig, Pdthfindlng. lL.,. oi •Peteroon. a. ____ of uus this program in ft similar similar 10 to prethat the County Tax Commission day and we naturally seek some re­ branch library in the second ward sale at Cordes New* Stand. Reserva­ Co- Ohio, and her wedding < Farm Prodnc“on Loa'” Ob­ will have to solve when they hold creation or follow some hobby or 5.742 books. This brings the total tions are made without any addi­ will also be exhibited. 1 Alfred Rich ------------and NeU Rise. ... . rach .. . Lu. else we get Into mischief. Education up to 11.143 for the two branches. their meeting. ---------------’79; tdmlUra. In ulnsM, at the County tional charge Pioneering. Alfred Rich, .. 79; J. Public 1 ln each tnwnkMn township comoorad composed Another Interesting one Is 1 has failed to advance with industry The county has a good many thou ­ worn by the grandmother of We believe that the city and dtl”—•••- M • - Qergjdlof one piember from each school Health. Purchft and In providing for the modern ways of sands of dollars in three failed “LEGGER” IS Agent's Office zens of Hastings get the largest re- ANOTHER . Victor Hilbert of Woodland. Gardner. 77 and Nell Rise. 79; district. These committees will be living, hence Ute seemingly uncon ­ banks, which makes the problem of turns in satisfaction and pleasure CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS Schults, a former Rutland real Swimming. Albert Graham. 77. | responsible for Informing the moth- 1 The Banner has explained about meeting expenses for 1934 an acute trollable increase in crime and the out of the money that is expended The cloth waa woven tn Ger . , , .. inc Production the t-roaucuun and aim Credit vtvuit. Aasocianaawwra ol lhe Um, .nd pl.ee or Uie tBI1 wBlch IormM b, U)C |M. lone. We understand that a move­ prevalence of the "jazz age" in all for keeping these books in circula­ branches of living. Time was when a Deputy Sheriff Bell Arrested condition. COUNCIL RESCINDED conference and willassist with the era! government for the purpose of ment ft on foot to sell several thou- card game waa considered unholy. tion of any money that they pay [ l sands of dollars of mortgages owned out. The total amount raised by the Russell Van Harn at Other gown* to be modelled transportation of children. One making loans to farmers who wish USELESS ORDINANCES Now jve are fortunate if our people those of Mrs. C. 8. McIntyre (fa Conference will be held In each ’ to purchase seed, livestock, , farm (by the Freeport State Bank to the are content with such harmless taxpayers was quite a little less Middleville R F. O-. which would enable that than 84.000 and yet with that ex­ township at the most central point machinery, etc.. In order to carry amusement What Is the answer? bank to make a considerable pay ­ Deputy Sheriff Bell of Middleville The Automobile and Recent possible. All children of ages up on productive work on their farms penditure of money the people of IS, 18M; Mrs. F. W. Stebbins (Myr­ MUSIC. DRAMATICS. ATHLETICS Hastings have the chance to read had suspicions that a Grand Rapids tle Sullivan),- Mrs. Kenith Mclntyyw to five year* will have the opporwhile the headquarters of the ment to the oounty. It has already and LITERATURE. State Laws Made Them automobile came to Middleville oc­ (Katherine Tealei; Mrs. E. C. Back57.568 books. tunlty of receiving a complete phyai- local Association to which Barry paid about 25 per cent. We under­ Literature comes first and is pro­ casionally for the purpose of deliver­ rider (Ruth Ketcham), married Obsolete cal examination. The conferences county belongs ft at Charlotte, the stand the Nashville Bank ft about vided for in our educational sys­ ready to pay 20 per cent on the ing boose. On Wednesday last he A reminder of the old days when will be conducted by practicing phy- . business in Barry county 1* and will county's deposit, which I* 858.000. tem. Music comes next because of CENTRAL P, t. A. horse-drawn vehicles were used in slclans and dentists of Barry coun-! continue to be transacted at the That will help a lot. if that bank Its almost universal appeal In sum­ CHOOSES OFFICERS otlwr person, the car standing in an traffic was brought up at the city ty. Jhere will be a physician- and .office of County Agent Harold Fosmer and winter, day and night, in­ can arrange to sc 11 some of It* mort ­ (Erhmy Lou Start), who W* council meeting Friday evening. The dentist, at each conference, and ter. Up to now a young lady waa doors and outdoors, for young and investigation; but the driver sup­ council recently published all the parent* will have an excellent op- employed to be at her desk tn Mr. gages to the R. F. C. a still larger old. male and female, also because Mrs. Lydia Ann Lynde Of ped on the gas and went sailing payment may be made -city ordinances in book form. Thu portunity to obtain advice on the Foster's office every day ia order to The finance committee of the of the imllmlted number who may down the alley. If he had known as Mrs. Clifford Brainard (Aimee RenM. S. 0. Spoke Wed­ physical condition of the child and nil out applications fdr such loans; participate in musical activities of board will make t]ie tax levy Just much about It as he found out later, especially the care of the teeth This but it has been found necessary to nesday Night various type*. Music may be a hob­ he never would have made the at­ (Louise Potter). From as small as they can; but they must citizen who might want to know is the first year that a dentist has change this arrangement The Central P. T. A. held a meet­ tempt. He ran into an ash pile, ..-u.- .. u„. confer»_ now, on, young lady will be at provide for the necessary county ex­ by, a recreation, an avocation or a been available at preschool what the city's laws required. profession. It may partake of humor ing in the Central school auditorium which he thought would be a yield­ penses. An aiderman. who had been read­ encea. The addition of a dentist, Mr. Foster's office only on Wedneaor tragedy and may be combined Wednesday night, at which a talk ing mass, but ft was actually frocen ing thia book, discovered that many however. Is 4«ry desirable as this Is days and Saturdays She will have with dramatics, athletics and liter­ on "Understanding your Child" was hard. His car Upped over. The Dep­ tiie age when care and knowledge the necessary blanks and will as­ HUBERT BARNUM ature. The rapid development of given by Mrs Lydia Ann Lynde, an uty Sheriff arrested the driver. HU tings had provided an ordinance, of formation of the teeth are most sist applicants who wish to make SUFFERSMCIDENT state and national contests In bands, extension speaker from the Michi­ companion made a speedy get-away, May' Curttea), who was married ss which was duly published and important. Smallpox immunization ,I loans for the purposes mentioned. orchestras and glee clubs proves gan State college. running as if the old Nick were aft­ will be offered as In previous years.'1 The government la not in oppoaiLeft Arm Severed Between that the element of competition is For the ensuing year. Mrs. Wil­ er him The arrested party gave a hitching poets be set up along our The teacher nurses will have gen­ tlon to the banks in this matter. applicable to music as well as ath­ liam M Stebbins was chosen presi­ fictitious name, but it was later Wrist and Elbow on two principal business streets! Ac­ era) charge of the program and will Il is taking over a kind of business letics. And lastly music is an educa­ dent and Mrs. Edward Goodyear, proven that he waa Russell Van assist teachers and communities In which the banks, under present con­ CLOSING BROTHER­ cordingly they were removed ’ and tion. vice-president. These are excellent Harn, of Grand Rapiris About seven Tuesday have not been in existence for many organizing the program In each ditions, are not able to handle. The Vocal music has been taught in HOOD MEETINS ’ Hubert Barnum. aged 33, son of the lower branches of our public relections. Both have keen Interest gallons of moonshine were found in 1 government requires security on the years. With practically everyone community. In tpe school* as well a* In the P. T. his car. HU case will be disposed of . crops or on property in order to in- '(Dwight Barnum. suffered a terrible schools for many years, and has travelling by automobile, there In the near future. He has acknowl­ | accident on Tuesday of last week Concert by Albion OoUwfR seems little likelihood that hitching REMEMBER THE CITY •sure the repayment of the loans. failed to carry over into after life, Miss Jennie McBain was elected edged his guilt to Judge McPeek r-i r-AviAS! ATI sA/TAinaw our who may de­ I at the old Blocher farm, Just east of for It falls to function In the home as the teacher vice-president of the Quartette Monday. n Fr.Tiniu ON nw MONDAY onday I sire to loan money for the purposes (Ooats Grove. ELECTION and elsewhere without the associa­ I LAND OFFICE BUSI­ A* related to the Banner. Barnum tion of musical instruments of some ------------I named should call at lhe County April IS automobile owner within the city to and Thurlow Anspaugh were buzz­ kind. Bands and orchestras have Donald was named the father vice­ office Wednesday* and NESS SELLING PLATES get a driver's license from the city Every Oitiien Should Vote I president. ing wood Anspaugh slipped and leaped into prominence in the last for the Future Good of " . “** Mi*. Henry Moore was made *ec- _ „... a .. . [Barnum tliought he would fall into few years a* educational subjects retary. Mr*- Earl Boyes, treasurer Wort 801(1 taken care of by the state, and that / TO ENROLL APPLICANTS. \JWe machinery *o put out his arm because of their strong appeal to and Mrs A D. McDonald, historian , Haitinge ordinance has been a dead letter for - -Licenses, • — Auto Most• ofz Mr*. A. H. Carveth, Barry Coun-'t^\8avc An4Pau6h. As he did so. his students of the gregarious age and The P. T. -A. ft a most useful and' the church auditorium, with a long time. The council felt that We hope our city reader* will . _ . Administrator, ..... . . .has .been 7 ty Relief f\arm arm araa w“ Iran (°° inaar near 'rt to (Ka uie amar saw. Them Since March 1 (Continued on page six) the ordinance should be annulled. helpful organixalion. Il* cooperation i forget the election next Mom e advised that Captain Howell Barrel.!’VjS *’cred 11 ab?u^ hal/. ** ’ Another ordinance rescinded was with the teachers and ail other ______________ Mort Hill has been a very _ busy 1 of th* United states Army, will be tweeAtb* wrist and the elbow. one licensing plumbers to do busi­ for any of the offices; but that .fact FITZGERALD CLUB school authorities ft appreciated, it person in recent day*—especially ness In Hastings. Such licensing is ought not to diminish a citizen's. at the Relief office in the Btebbin* 1 ,*Ps??UihJ and ,a man b* lhe namc HOLDING BANQUET helps to bring teachers and the since the new law reducing the last meeting that chia building tn this city at eight o'clock 01 Perkin* doubtless saved Barnum * no longer necessary, so It was interests in that election. schools In closer touch with the (weight tax on passenger cars. Since A. M Tuesday April 3. to enroll ap- ,Ke b* •PP’rins a tourniquet which thought best to cut out the ordi­ homes, and promotes a decidedly | the first of the year, but tnoatly in should be open to the Hastings is entitled to the best pllcanu for the CivUlan Conserva- ‘topped the bleeding. The injured Perfecting Permanent Or­ better nance. understanding of the work lhe last twenty day*, he ha* aold nominal admission pri service ft can obtain from Its offi­ tion Corps, ordinarily referred to a* *“ rush'd to Pennock hospita ganisation at Meeting of both-, 2342 passenger car p.latea, 213 comcers. Splendid work has1 been (inns _ - 'for care and 1* now at the hrane of■> «< ■ mercial car plates, ttl trailer plates by successive administrations This Evening hM ,peu«l 11# <«• II®* I. thirteen Thoee Inter- Hute^u'doU«ainlJrn’Um’ thb A FINE GIFT. and ha* issued 1761 permits, good cent years. This work has bpemu । ------- ■~~•—r-------On this. Wednesday, night the nracreu tor our dlr. w. mu.1 nx.‘"“d P>“« Ray Branch is always doing fine, until August 1. This Is a total M newly organized "Fftageraid— Fur things for other*. Last Saturday he <607. Mr, Hill lias had several ashowever, rest on our laurels. Il is nouncertent. ______________ two children, has the sympathy of Governor Club" of Barry county are CARPENTER AND POST. presented a group of registered Boy *lst*nts. While the rush was heavy possible to have a bigger and a bstBAKE SALE. c*rcle 01 frtenda lhls aI" holding a ------------------->unJw -Scouts banquet in the community The above parties will have an ter Hastings. That should be the alm j Scouts with theater privilege tickets, up to and Including the day after flkction. hall in the puller building. A pre- g^ud fc auction sale al the Clay Adana and desire of every citizen. A good Saturday, March 31. beginning at llH.ln.nr maaflntf frw* lha firo.nlTl. __ ■ _ litnlnary meeting for the organiza ­ farm three miles west of Freeport or city government can help a lot to­ m A M., at Sponable’s market registered Bcouts ait- admitted to he and bis force took care of the eight miles east of Middleville on ward making Hastings the kind of * y |uimby Ladles' Aid. Phone special THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB. tion was held a little time ago. at the theater at child price rates, less applicants in good shape, so that no Peter DeVries, well known prac- which C. H. Osborn was chosen than half what the boys would nor- (one was obliged to waft anywhere county road 607 on Thursday, Apr. rders to Mr*. A. D. Lowell. 716—F21.L ' tical nurseryman, will be the speak­ president and Harry Miller secre­ mally pay. There was a meeting of nearly as long as they did in most 5. when two horses, four cows, a tong have a better city government than tary. of These ,________________ ______ „ (er al the April meeting theofficers were to act un­ the registered Scouts here Saturday cities. In fact several hundred plates will all list of farm tools and household is represented by the average dtlEASTER DINNER. Thornapple Garden Club to be held til the later meeting, which Is held afternoon. goods will be offered. Auctioneer senahlp of Hastings. If our people at which time Mr. were-sold hero to ~ Grand —and Rapids HUsey will cry this sale. Full* par­ are indifferent as to how the city's The annual Easter dinner will be at lhe court houae Thursday after­ tonight, when permanent officers Branch made the presentation. ' folk*, ' ' did not enjoy * getting Into who will be chosen. Mr. Fitzgerald will ticulars are published elsewhere In business Is conducted, show no con- served in the parish house by the lioon. April 8, at two o'clock, a line several block* tong and wall­ be present to address the meeting. CASTLETON TWF. VOTERS. ladle* o€ the Episcopal church on Anyone interested tn lawn*, gard­ ing for many hours for their turn, I sincerely appreciate the (Jonfi-;^, uw, „ carried on by their servants, then Easter Tuesday April 3 fr«n 5 30 entn« <» shrubbery ft cordially In- It U also confidently expected that and .pouted the fact W. w. Potter. Justice of the Su­ dence the Republicanshave in me by I ANNOUNCEMENT. our city is already slipping. preme Court, end Representative nominating me for TWp. clerk an- that they mi bl get them without We peed to be attentive to the Having received the nomination V«m Brown, of Mason, will also be otixr year. If my services have been much NOTICE for Supervisor of Castleton Town­ real needs of the city and to put in MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET. present snd give talks Honorable satisfactory, I shall be glad to sene . . , ■ Those desiring tickets for this . .. _. ship on the Republican ticket. I will office, without regard to party, lhe EDWARD L. NDtrC appreciate your »upport at the elec­ men who. we believe, will do the banquet at Hickory Comers M P. postponed until Monday. April 2. John C- Ketcham of thia city will another term. Election Mon. April 2. March 30. pur- The election• of officers will be held act as toastmaster We will give a Yours, respectfully. Henry F. RamWill appreciate your rote far city "liy church cjiuicn Friday. riuia/, aaajLii aj, must muii, pui• best job of carrying on our city tion on Monday, April 2. chase them before* that date. — Adv. j at that time. Inglon — Adv. ^urw next Monday. — Adv further comment next week. government. ’ . • -Adv. R- H- Lathrop. ONE WAY OF RE­ DUCING GRIME YAY •r those dees of d when ho can nvited. ■lone. stores :eless immon . and family □rand Rap­ end a few and family. reaking all the ling off accord­ 's limn evrolet ill soon iveries. he new en you lot last ly new design xew ha l or that ire for ited to cn you you'll n” car typical ly and 2H1CAN (E1STEBSWT0 OE DUH ZED PRESCHOOL EXAM- '^7^ At The Churches (NATION PROGRAM M One Auction Sale �TB1 BAITTNOI BAfOTO MA*TB M, 1»M ably the retail buslneaa in 88. Johns 'NEW OIL FIELDS l“*WA woSSEISd cbvuh. YIN6ER quartette this year will amount to about 50I" DEVELOPED A PLEASES AUDIENCE LOCAL NEWS per cent c.f the'1929 figure, or 81.1 I presslve cantata is to be presented - 1 ; 880.000. Oh that basis—Just cut- ' The Production Has Been at the south woodland church of Young Men Sang Delightfully , j Mrs. Nora Smith is confined to *‘nf the 1929 totals in half—there Limltad by Federal iSKJE ’ TO? Yta <' r » »•*' Il be soent in 84. Johns this rar1 !her bed, due to broken riba and ” b> ,11 the ixopl. In u» X4U-. , enttod Artist heart trouble.' Authority tends to portray a aerira of evgut Mr. and Mn. W. L. Hinman ,u, (which took Th« place during the Pm HOM. JOHN U- KETCHAM phases ! h»iu»» al n of the automobile Industry,. industry Notwithstanding the fact that theUklni twJrt'aro J. —.. Those who failed to hear the„llicvcd Saturday to their new IS NECESSARY Wotring <C»pt. of the guard).- Ytager Quartette at the Methodist borne on W. Grater St. De Vault ictoudia’a hand- church on Monday night ml*Md at Mrs. Spyder Jack Snyder of , Hasw ____ of South mc7 • Ungs to slowly recovering from the _ ।।inflt>*n*n Sd won " ' ' and cariota mother); Chalmer Herah- who are all »l students udenU. at DePauw ‘nnuenxa .n,( ano heart ------ - trouble. —,—„ "kllST WORK FOR .iMOforcfi^ . and Charlee arc fine vtalented fellows /o*>n Hulipg of Stony Point sufI .u. Midland are being extended in sev-, berger — r ^.1^7 ’7 Townsend ai University •*« »umik-u nuu.i ?.?*“•, * every possible suerolAers. A choir of eleven voices ■"’<* dcaervtog of^er^SLL *uc-; rnuunw rnnn ' Tht5C »‘ati«tics. m quoted by the’ erol directions, and new pools have .“ LUMMUN uUUD Speaker,■ —gave — - - •most —— of the audience ■ ■ ■ * timvd it i* now rwnsiderd eerrender the beautiful Easter sea new sense of the size county as well -.Sections. This service U planned for acc ----------- -------------------. ... .■* ——— ‘ '» sire and import- . "^2 , C1 Accompanying them as---a — crayon. ..7°°^ Center, the Feldpauact* artist was Mn. Homer Ylnger, I Warehouse, announces a real soap I Advocated Amendment to anre of IhU community. Oecoda. have good oil resources. The ft hou“ ful1 01 f*°Plc“ 30 don'1 Inlss artist whose husband Is one of the quar- j • ***° ap*®1*!* on many articles. | ।1 Concerning the duty of a com--- largest 1 Make State Income Tax *— •*-------------■'’natural - • gas -wells .. to .be,it., . tette. she did some splendid work. 1*“’munlty in voicing 1U opinion on fount| east of Die Mississippi have ' *, ।' Possible LyBarkcr has a Wg one-ccnt sale, drawing three pictures, a nr.™ negro public matters. Mr. Ketcham dealt been tapped near Big Rapids, with CAN 1 YOU LOCATE IT7 In prdgres* this week Wednesday. mammy, a western range and a re­ subject liw Clinton VUU1IU ------ - with ------ the -- --------- —of taxation, . every indication that the field is an The County News imiK, comes -briefly IT MAY BE VALUABLE production of Hoffman's picture of Thursday. Friday and Saturday all W- " — th. »*to hand with an excellently writ- He “tailed the. passage of the 15- -extensive one. in another part of Christ. The young man sang a hl* store. Sn account of the Granger* meet- null amendment »h>ch resulted in Mecosta, as well as in Montcalm Judge McPeek hear the pro con­ '‘tag fcr Clin'on county, held in St. the reduetton of the state property county, the prospects for large oil 1Clay From This Locality Waa theme song as an accompaniment to each picture. . fess© divorce case of George Pat­ :,'3fehns tost week Wednesday. At that U* in Clinton county from ! 101,950 fields seem good. Oceana is certain Used in 1846 for Mak­ The whole program was very ton vs. Lena Patton on Friday and aathering an address was made by i®3- w 815,600 in 1933. How- to be ah oil producing county. granted the divorce. ing Pottery much worth while. •fcraer congreaunan John C- Ketch- tver- hf pointed out that the sale* Annual Easter dinner al parish -mn of this city, a tach the 8t John. •‘“ch took th* ptoc. of th. prop­ THORNAPPLE—KELLOGG A recent issue of the Battle Creek house-by the ladies of the Episcopal News cemnlimenu highly. In men- :«ty tax. will coat Clinton county Enquirer-News tells of a dish that '■tkning lhe addres. £ New* * peaks about 8114JXX) in 1034. based on an church on Easter Tuesday. April 3, i SCHOOL NEWS, EVENTS is on display there, the clay for the 5:30 to 7:00. 35 cents.—Adv. . RRfl .estimated retail retail Kiialnaoe business nt of <1 81.880 making of which came from Has­ Mrs. Albert Craig is doing as well ■ 000. as shown m the figures above. I many ;vara years ugu ago. That imi paper . The icacucrs teachers inxn from inornappic, Thornapple. tings uiouy “Speaking on the theme. "Bulld- — ------.—inc as possible following on operation , Add to this the liquor taxand other Yankee springs, Irving townships says: A bright yellow dish, prob-< jjng a New Community," Mr. Ketch­ ‘ On Thursday evening, April 12. oil Monday at Pennock hospital. All new levies and the total win be [ook dj nner a t the Thornapple-Kelably once used for vegetables, has am Mid that before an ideal comhope for her speedy recovery. Cub Pack 14. Harvey Burgess..Pack school as the guests of Mlsk been presented-to the Central Na- < ..munlty could be set up “all petty many thousands aboveClintons The American Legion firing squad , state property tax 1032 RaJe DeFoe ,.v total «z-.itm-foritnq who u tht. vU1Ung tional Bank of Battle Creek, for dis- :Master, will present the pageant. -.jealousies, silly institutional dif- ; was in Nosliville on Monday assist- , said Mr Ketcham. nurse for those townships. School play with other relics In the bank's ’"The Coming of Akela” at the Cen­ ing at lhe funeral of Richard Mil- i (prences and bitter political rivalry ' The speaker made a plea for projects for health instruction that Battle Creek room. The dish is tral P. T. A. On April 13 they wUl ier. aged 92. a Civil war veteran. I must be cleared away." Once this & accomplished It will be possible, the passage of the constitutional have been carried on in the school , owned by Mrs. Minnie Merritt Fay. give it at Wayland. The White Star Refining Corn-' The advanced First Aid class went declared, to sound a new note of amendment which will make pos- at Middleville were discussed and a!It ,s one of three remaining pieces pony were given permission by the ! to Battle Creek on Thursday eveslble the adoption of an Income short program was put on by the i that were manufactured In Baltic — -----— --------------. Unity and visualize the whole com- 1 council Friday night to pul up al (Creek's first and only pottery, which nlng and took their, final cxamlna- sign at their station at North - munlty more clearly than ever be­ tax in place of the sales tax. de- Boy Souls and lhe Girl Scouts. that an income levy would Mla5 Burns lhc 4th grade teach. was erected in 1845 or 1846 by Henry 1 tions at ,h “ nurses' '»home ’"«« «• lhe at Leila Broadway. fore. Once established, an ideal tlaring 1 and Mba'w,llu- A dtt»J«h‘cr of Mr. Willis en- hospital, the five men, Harvey Bur­ •ogmmunlty. in the estimate of the 1not only result Ln tower taxation for cr u U1 wUh th,, Mrs. Alcld Btaufier. who has been | trusted the dish to Mrs. Fay until gess. C. A. Jacobson, Winston Shef­ confined to her bed the pest five j speaker, should play its part in 1Cllnton county but would be a fair. McKivett is substituting for her | -r^e junior play -Heart Exchange" thcre should be a suitable place for field. VernoJ? Winlnger and Albert weeks with bronchitis and heart . State and national affairs, and be 1tax for every citizen. permanent safe keeping.’’ The Dykstra receiving the first advanced trouble. La now able to alt up a short totclllgent and courageous in ex-1I In closing, the speaker made a will be given in the school auditor-, certificates ever issued by Mr. Tew, time each day. Enquirer-News says: pressing it* opinion on matters of ;plea for a community that will work lum Thursday evening. together for the common good. "Let The White Seal campaign com -1 ”Th‘s *“s Io‘-a‘ed ‘be who conducted the classes here. A public importance. On Friday Judge Stuart Clement unite and live." he said, "rather; mittee have greatly- exceeded their, corner of Main and Hall streets and three year plan of First Aid tastruc- united In marriage. Walter Ivan "Figures show." said Mr. Ketcham. us ' ______________ ... ___or five tion was followed. , than fight and die." quota tn the community. The school WM ln business for four Thomas of Middleville and Miss; •nhat thcre are 1,171 families on 1 In this thls'drive" ’ ii v >cars cU >' ,nr for ,h thls was Scout Executive Lloyd Shafer and Mui lei Blain of Chicago.-The wit-j ----------------- ----------------------I isi co-operating in drive. ”- nl *v '" -factory ------------------The first all-school dance of the *h>PJ*d from Hastings, which meant Hugh RUty will attend the Boy nesaes were Charles B- and Hattie1 SUSAN HELRIGLE PASSES. _______________________________ I.im families being served by the - at the - school- an added expense, and as the clay Scout investiture ceremony at Or/ M. Johnson. Mrs. Susan Helrigle, living a little' »as -held T.-K. w«y mall carriers. Outside of the St about Battle Creek was very poor for angcvUle on Friday evening. March The fire alarm Thursday after-1 Johns R. F. D- routes there are nortn of Freeport, passed away on! last Friday evening. making of pottery the factory closed noon, at about six o'clock, wju due to probably 600 or 700 families who do Wednesday, the funeral being held i ------------ • • • • in a few years." Those Who ye selling White a roof lire In lhe W. McGlocklin DEATH OF MRS. AUSTIN, their trading in St. Johns. Ac­ Saturday. Her husband died about I It would be interesting to knou? Cross scali are asked to report to home at 812 Esat Bond street. The ; cording to the 1929 census lhe re­ twenty years ago. being killed In a • Mrs. Christina Austin of Orange­ fall trade In Clinton county totaled cave-in in a gravel pit where he was I ville passed away on Friday of from what place in this vicinity clay the Unit leaders by Saturday. March fire department held the damage was found that was suitable for this --­ more than seven millions of dollars working in Bowne township. She is pneumonia, ~ ----------- -------------aged 79 years.------------7 month* pottery. If It could be located it i The Barry County District Exccu- down to about 825. Mrs. Ellen Roush of Freeport, Ln that year 83.790.000. or more survived by three daughters. Shcj, and 8 days. The funeral was held in [han half lhe county's total, was lived with her grandson, Donald Plainwell on Monday at two P. M.. should be tested. An analysis wpuld live Board meets tonight In the Na- mother of Warren Roush of this show whether it was adapted for tlanal bank community room. city, who recently underwent an op-1 at retail in St. Johns. Prob- Miller. ■ with Interment in Plainwell. (x>tlery-maklng. If found to be so. | The Rucker family which gave eration at Pennock hospital, la do-| then lhe extent of the clay and its such a delightful entertainment Ln ing a* well as could be expected.: suitability for pottery-manufacture Battle Creek recently will be in Al- considering her condition. I logon on April several from would be worth investigating. ---------*— ” '* 11. —and -----------■ *-----Hastings plan to attend. There are nounccmcnt made last week of the ‘ BISHOP MeCORMICK , nine CMUUTO1 children u in___________ the family and all death of Mrs. Frank Nagler of YaktCONFIRMED CLASS ' „ .rttota. ma. Wash. It should have been! Ob Palm R.md.v Com^^oncr J0l)n Q. Ofi Sunday evening .» at Wm<-1 Em*-| manual Episcopal church a class of Smith of Detroit was the speaker ut Mrs. Will Nagler. Mr. Nagler being 1 of Frank Nagler. six young people and seven adults the meeting of Scout leaders at Bat-1 a brother ----------------was presented by the rector for tie Creek 'on Tuesday night, dis-, DEATH OF MRS. WILLISON. confirmation. The devotional spirit cussing -Juvenile Crime." A. E Mrs Ljdla wHlison. age 65. died Jamieson of the Guardian Union Co Tuesday afternoon at her home one inspiring memory. Bishop McCor- of , Detroit speaks on April 3. 1 nnd• one-half - of- — mile* northeast Del-1 mick in his address brought out the She was the . daughter of Johii DEATH OF SENATOR LELAND. I ton Jane Kellow al£ ln thought that all are to be steadfast SF0XX TO DUNTON OBANOKRS !lnc,udln« “4 »300 0®0 P ed biS .general stores; 8300.000 for hardSreSJSt^work^rao. . , • ’r'TTTT . . ithnrifv devolnomrnt work 11 nroi “noX Waters Clothes Shop '«»•■ - >»• "“O'■ ^^SbJT^ Dress Up Easter Sunday Let Us Assist la Buyiag Your Spring Outfit Boy Scout News We Dozens and Dozens of New Spring Suits Are ready tor your selection *16* *18 The New Portis Hats Are necessary too! $3.25 $3.95 Crystal White Light House Soap Palmolive Beads Super Suds Palmolive Soap Water Softener BIG BEN M Soap Chips 25c 9c 25c 14c 25c 10 2 3 3 3 7 25c soap Eggs SUGAR 10 ss* 47c Mop Sticks • Brooms Climax Tomatoes Cookies Good Quality 10c 39c 25c 10c 2 <4* 19c Each OU Mammy Htkman't Santa Claus *24 Mack Shirts In those new darker shades $1 - $1.55 - $2 Easter Neckwear Hundreds of new silks. Never have we offered such a variety as we are showing this spring. So moderatley priced too 1 A Real Soap Sale a* FOOD CENTER can fit you 1 69c 79c S1 Waters Clothes Shop “If It Isn't Good We Don't Carry It" Baltimore township February 17, | 1869. She was married to John Wil­ to attend church, but U> be faithful and to move forward at all times .^ct^ lison 47 years ago. The funeral serv-; Ices were held Friday afternoon at I and seasons. And the One we fol­ two o'clock from the home. Thc> low as our Leader is Jesus Christ. n Who came with recognized author- SP,S’ataSd ^r.'w burial was in lhe North Cemetery! ARTHUR LORD DIE#1 end container blew out. It near Hickory Comers. ny to instruct and lead, and with Mrs. Willison is survived by her, ttfiii lid 111 Dice Til ten AV WM •*’ nn'™nl* «“ rW M husband and eleven children. Jason I rnOM INJURIES TUESDAY arm was broken and he was suficrtrul> wln mcn' , , ing health for several weeks. ----------— ing from severe cuts about the face of Barty township. Wolter of Plain­ ; ONE YEAR AT IONIA. I Senator Leland went to Florida well, Edwin and Elmer at home. Former Rutland Man Hurt and bruises on his leg* and body L„----------------------------------------- jwhen taken to the hospitnl. Hie two Russell VanHam of Grand Rap- for the benefit of his health early Mrs. Jennie Herrington of Barry by an Explosion Monmen were Bn acetylene torch. ids. who was picked up by Deputy 1 ’‘nter He taken critically township. Mrs. Mary Hartman of It was believed lhe expkntofi was Sheriff Art Bell of Middleville fori11* »hl*° motoring north to attend the Kellogg farms. Mrs. Vina Dur­ day P. M. ! caused by the torch-fiame coming traiisportihg liquor for the purpose!‘be special session of the legislature, kee of Delton. Mrs. Ina Payne of Word waa received Monday after-;' of selling it. was brought before He was forced to quit his car and i Hope Center. Mrs. Lena Durkee of noon by Roy Oaks, of Rutland, that | in contact with the fumes of lhe Judge McPeek for sentence yester-|ca“e to Grand Rapids by train. ,.. Eva qcv *. U1 | Delton. m Mr*. Beck of u,^,. Gate.'.- his half-brother. Arthur Lord, of ammonia. ' day afternoon. He had previously Mr Lel»nd had been a member of । burg and Mrs. Viola Wolters at Del- Battle Creek, had been seriously in­ The world's largest silk hosiery confessed that he was guilty of the ‘ht? Michigan legislature for elgh- ton. jured by an explosion. He was taken the offense. The records disclosed Jeen Years- ai* years of that time to the Nichols hospital in that city, 'manufacturers sold 75,000,000 pairs that this was his third felony. Under h® represented Allegan county In | KETCHAM AT ST. JOHNS. where be died Tuesday morning. • to 20,000,000 users in 1832, delivering every pair of the hosiery by mall. those conditions the habitual crlmi- ‘he house and for the last twelve j| Former Congressman John C. Mr. Lord was an employee 6f the ' nal act left the Judge no option ex- Yf®rs has been In the slate senate, Ketcham spoke at a county-wide Five states—South Carolina. cept lo give him the full penalty i wbere l>e *0* “ leader. His inter­ meeting of the Granges of Clinton Battle Creek Gaa Company. With his Pennsylvania. Louisiana. Texas, and provided by the tow. a one year ”1 h“? •I*“>‘« been very helpful in ,county at .St. Johns on Wednesday prison sentence VanHarn wak - a«rteultural agricultural i*»Ri»tinn legislation .nd and always of last week. Clinton county is one (Miring an empty tank, of about four Montana, have slogans on their au­ or five barrels capacity, when lhe tomobile license plates. therefore given that sentence in the insisted that such measures have of the best agricultural counties in real merit in them. He had little pa­ Michigan, if not Hie best, and the Ionia reformatory. ‘ tience with hokum or bunkum. He Grange has a strong hold on the had been a supervisor In Allegan farmers of that county. BIRTHS AT PEN­ NOCK HOSPITAL. county for twenty-two years before -To Mr. ar.dMn. Allie Hanson. 6(H he began his long service in the DEPT. DOES GOOD WORK. boy, *t$te legislature. He was bom In Hubbel street, on March 22. On Friday afternoon two blazes Hastings, Michigan • Telephone* 224-4-2557 ■_ weighing eight pounds, five ounces. "PaWlgfdale. -’flfiesdale. C Ohio, tn June 1857. He were discovered in the Virgil Dryer amt to AUei Allegan county early In life home in lhe first ward One was in He has been named C liar les Oscar, came vhere he --------------------------rear^l his family. He is the roof, lhe qther was on the back To Mr and Mrs. George Bagley of wl__: -------------Delton on March 24. a boy. weighing survived by his widow and two porch, both of them being caused by WEEK OF AP^IL 1 eight pounds and two ounces. He has. daughters, both married, one son. sparks. The prompt arrival of the SUNDAY AND MONDAY been named Jack Edward. who is a mining engineer in Central fire department, after t.t;e alarm was To Mr. and Mrs. Ward Smith of America. given, kept the damage down to A very timely attraction for Eaater Sunday i* the Nashville on March 26. a girl, weigh- ; about 825. PASSING OF A PIONEER. ing eight pounds, three ounces. She presentation of . lias been named Mary Hclem On Wednesday morning of last LICENSE DIDN’T HELP. One day last week Harold J. Cline, PASSING OF ELMER SLOCUM. of Battle Creek, was found bv Con­ WMne«lMV<momiMeda?4'hile<hone tlW olde&l re,,WcnUln ,he locality of servation Officer George Sumner t^^fenderXtl \eh«>llSe ^N." ^y” Th fishing In the waters of Pish lake near the Hendershott schoolhouse, m<* in the stale of New York. She had in Orangeville. He produced a li­ following a stroke a week ago today. cense. but it was good for the year He ts survived toy his widow. Jen­ Creek and Cloverdale. Surviving are A comedy with a muaioU background entitled "ROAST BEEF > 1933 not 1934. Accordingly the officer nie Slocum, three sons. George. Leon ’ AND MOVIES." «•-<»•- i-<—e v—> her husband, nine children. Lee of gathered Mm in before Justice Mat­ and Wayne, and a daughter. Mil­ Hastings. Hugh of Yorkville. Roy thews Monday. .He was given a fine ADULTS 25 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS dred. . and William of Kalamazoo. George of 45 and 88 85 costo. which he paid. Arrangements for the funeral of Richland. Mrs. Inez Corwin of have not >el been made. • TUESDAY , Yorkville. Mrs. Ada Messany of Del­ DEATH OF MRS. GAS­ ton. Mrs. Ivy French of Battle KILL THIS MORNING. PARENTS OF A GIRL. Mrs. Margaret Gaskill. 84, widow Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Zerbel of Creek and Mrs. Olenna Humeston of Kalamazoo are the parents of a Jackson. There are seventeen grand­ of Benjamin Gaskill, died this Wed­ baby daughter born on Sunday. children and twenty-two great­ nesday morning at the home of her March 25. She weighed nine and; grandchildren. Funeral services were niece arid husband. Dr. and Mrs. F. three-quarters pounds and has been held Saturday afternoon at one E. WillLson. with whom she made nameu zmu .-ium.- °'Gock from the Cloverdale church, her home. Bite had been in |xvr named Ann. Louise. wmb CongratulaCOMEDY END PARAMOUNT NEWS lions Mrs Herbert Bishop 1* in.w,U1 Rev- George Holtz officiating. health for a long lime. ADULTS 15 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS Kalamazoo caring for mother and .Bunal waJ> U» Ccdy Creek cemetery 1 No funeral arrangements have been made when thia was written. daughter for a few days. " ” .----------DEATH OF MBS KATHWEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY FA5IILY NIGHT. ERINE COLLINS SUNDAY. NOW IN THE ARMY 1 The Fir»t United Brethren church ‘ Mrs Katherine Collin*. 78 who has Some time ago Joseph Heckman in Christ held their annual Family , been in poor health for a tong tune. disappeared from his home in Irving Nigh! mectuw March M. at tlx on Sunday. March 25 about township, one day last week his church with an attendance of 85. Alone p. M.. al her home, 930 So. mother. Mrs. Waiter Snyder, was pot luck supper at 6:30 waa enjoyed church St. called from Ft. Warren. Wyoming, by all Weeley Logan and hi. orThe funeral was held this Wed- cn the long distance telephone by ‘ nesday morning at nine o’clock at COMEDY—"MR. ADAMS AND DAV DREAMS" Paths News ■ which wai delightful. jgt. Rose church, the Rev. Father B. ing lhe army, aad-wvould soon come ADULTS U CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS ■ ai bglrv (n il n NO IB IN- Ocllcr o»cl*Ung. Burial waa In home on u short furlough | Mru Otto Iscnhath. 804 a Hau-|jjy SSS? n“xt "wk A° 6blUufjr HARD TO GET. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY over St. will entertain Hospital । ,ppc*f n”* The official* of tile NRA are find­ GuM No. 10 at her home lUursday. DKATH w JACKSOM ing many difficulties tn the way of TWO FEATURE ATTRACTIONS A Member, are urged to attend and j , „ tAUBAUGH SUNDAY, adopting a suitable code for dairy­ men. They believe they have found bring Humbles— Emma S. Bvam.,1 Jackson Uubaugh. aged 88. died the solution so far as 14 afiecto the Secy. , =n Sunday night at his home after Detroit area, but tor the rest of the I----------------- > a totig illnesz. He is survived by hi* slate the matter la still an open ' PRINTED IN 1510. ; widow and three sons. Warren. question. । A book of German sermons by Charles and Earl Laubuugh The . John gon Kayscrberg. published in funeral will be at the residence. 912 V and U were ai one time differ­ 11510. is one of the prize poascMlqns ’ W. Green St., on this -Wednesday ent forms of- the uuife letter and PARAMOUNT NEWS ।of lhe Rev. A. nlger. pastor jafternoon. al two ociock o'clock,. the tor of oi.aiteracon me Rev. iwv were not given separate alphabetical . ADULTS 15 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS Grace. Lutheran church al RiputL. Ripuu.|£. ,'* *L Dewey -- ------- .Jn-*-*.-*ofiiciaturg. -Burfid —*< ._a imposition —rt*4=i ir. Eng 11*11 dictionaries un­ :wu. । Rutland cemetery. ul about ebout IMO. r TRAN'D THEATERS > The Cradle Song Dorothy Wleck ■ Kent Taylor Elista Land! and Patil Lukas FLOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT Bulbs 25c Yourself French’s White Lily 24 >/2 pound Sacks 89c Our Special Coffee a 18c Ginger Ale 325c Lard * Tea Siftings Raisins CAobeQe FELDPAUSCH WAREHOUSE WE BUY EGGS TELEPHONE 2609 By Candlelight James Dunn and Clair Trevor Jimmy and Sally lie Serve Yourself Sau*'' Wild Boys of the Road A JUVENILE SPECIAL John Wayne in Eiders at Destiny �Tire HARTINGS BANNRM, WEDNESDAY. MARCH U, 1934 FEDEML W. CHANGES PLANS GOVERNOR MYERS BAYS BONDS TO BE GOOD INVESTMENT "exempt from all Federal, state.1HSEMBHBRMBIBHESB ;*t Lawrence rfoicomb's. Came up to &RAND RAPIDS MAN municipal and local taxation, except Rnnbe Jn ' tlJAC rut CDCAiTED "^2*"’ UY3'-,. , . surtaxes,and estate, inheritance and DOOKb in WAS THE SPEAKER The pupils in the Junior room are gift taxAs." They are lawful secur­ ------------- ; having a week of spring vacation and ity for fifteen-day borrowings by Twelve Fundamental Princi- Mildred and ,Robcrlt Q^111 spend a few days at the home of member banks of the Federal Re­ pies Should Rule One's ‘SiTgkndjareni in Hasting ° their grandparents in Hasting.-. serve system. They, are also lawful Non-Fiction. Mrs Cash Solomon has returned investments for all trust, public and in /days Augusta after spend fiduciary fund* of which the deposit Donham—Spending the Family The speaker at lhe Commercial to her home £n the home ofor investment is under the authority income. . I Club meeting yesterday noon was Lr Milton Trafford or control of the government. The Welxl. Jan - Quest For Polar |Armen a. Kurjian. Mies manager XrShea**“7ed in uS ca^"S payment* of the Intereit on these of the Oliver Machinery Company .hcfSised awav last week bonds and lhe repayment of their <>f Grand Ranida. He named twelve . *?? “*?/ ““ Public Library HENDERSHOTT. Mr. and Mrs. Chai. Hendershott gpent 8und>y at George McCuUa'a, staff 1* spending her ra,t ol Hastings. Mrs. McCulla is phla and while there slowly improving in" health. .nRf,2‘ Mondtjr &cn and famlly ,Penl 8dnday wtth Mr. and Mr*. Leo Whitworth in Bat­ l,e Cwk s MrsMatteson went to Bal~ ........................... tie Creek Saturday to visit“Mr. and ISSUED IN SMALL will visit week end tn Detroit and Ann Arbor visiting friends and relatives. Those who attended the Junior parents, Mr. play, -I WUl, I Wont," given at the Marian rew Plainwell High school auditorium on Friday had a good laugh, and a, very enjoyable evening. United __ __ I f‘nJnd“tton ,’rlncl,pl ’ whkh< ,f P"' .visited at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. United Riatea States, whteh whl?h mMm means’that that if if HU'. J<™< Ty>.|;UUnUy Mowed by any-tenon.' j... nrewtalre n.or Hutlnn SonSunday afternoon. the Federal Farm Mortgage Cor­ MORGAN. Adamic, Louis—The Native's Re-।. will assuredly win for tor him the thr j_v day thcre. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ven Stekle poration siiould ever be unable to cum. pleasure which— comes from living i ’__________ ______________ Mr. and Mrs Harvey Parmalee of ..-__ ^12™ ____L.L.. lhe payments on lhe bonds, . Johnstown were Sunday guests at Lansing spent Sunday with Clair Thomas. Lowell—Old Gimlet Eye. ' a irood good life, from dolnv doing hl* hta nort part of Land Bank Loans Now Made meet Van Sickle and wife. the treasury will assume such pay­ drew Krnmdy. on O» SU!*J SHULTZ. Flpyd Garrison's. French. Samuel—One-Act Plays the world's work and will also bring ment*. ■ Mr and Mrs Adolph Krueger and Wretoreday. Through Farm Mortgage Seward Walton of Maple FJmer siocuni Slocum was suickch stricken wmi with for Stage and Study. (the iiapplneas which results from . .TrrrvL 'izr.. Grove’ ramer These bonds will be issued in de­ Jeans. Sir James — Mysterious a successful life. We have not space friends in this vicinity SunWednesday. His condition son of Wisconsin are spending two Corporation tnu weex rnjay evening al t • . I<VI<IUIB<MW nominations Ul of BIUV. 1100. *JVU. 4500. BI1U and Universe. R I I l nfin H f '------------ •-* ‘ | to elaborate. The order in which 'day ,av *----------- -- — seliool house. Willis E. Streeter. *ecretary-trea*-*i,ooo. However, amounts les* than She h jJStJwn^tho is work-' Kr and W Shaffer and Muir, John—My Pint Summer in'the speaker mentioned these twelve her bed^rtth a bad urer of the Barry county National 4100 will be disbursed In eaxh. For b,d, a f •„?" 'Sli I foundation principles was as fol- -!S -------------..... Laurence Matteson, who is work- Homer of Otsego visited with Mr. Farm Loan Association, received example, k loan of 4965 would be the sierra. STRIKER SCHOOL D1HTRICT. ,w.; *<“' «l »»«» u’«" ing in surelmn. ... horn.. B.IU7Henley's Twentieth Century For-[lows: word today from Wm. I. Myer*. be made in a 4500 bond, four 100 Howard over lhe Mr. and Mr< william r .. y day- His mother wmt to Battle' and. Mrs _. J. . W. /..jrz ~_»v T-." mulas. . ’1. An • appreciation of the value of Governor of the Farm Credit Ad­ bonds and the rest In cuh. In addi­ Wolfe of HasUngs and Mr. and Mrs. r ’ k w)lh hlm vlsll fo_ 4Trk end and called on old neighGhent. W. J.—The Early Far time. vwrrMt cmirn * ^reck with him to visit for a few bors and frlend> ministration. Washington. D C-. tion. to provide for certain debts, friends |n in lhL| this vlclnltv vicinity. Forrest Smith of McOtnbcr district. West. 2. Success by perseverencc. thkl Federal land bank loans and such as taxes which cannot be paid Mr. and Mr*. Bert Phillipa at A good crowd enjoyed lite eats Mr. and Mn. Lon ( Dale. Barbara — Health, Beauty 3. Experiencing real pleasure in Albert Brill, who has been skk Land Bank Commissioner* loans in bonds. ca*h covering the required Grand Rapid* spent the week end moved to their new knd meeting of the Shultz Echoes the put week. Is out again. and Charm. will be made In lhe future through amounts will be provided. Mr,. »M aarrixnr U on the «ek I wi'm'n v.nhm 'Friday night. Much of the time Wflitttatam. 4. The dignity of simplicity. Jacobs. Helen Hull—Modern Tenthe Federal land bank In bond* of "Loans which have been applied nls • •• — , 5. Appreciating the worth of n was spent in practicing for the llal the Federal Farm Mortgage Cor­ for and approval, but on which the — Easter program. FiOrr nmoram Remember the Easter services and ited her parents. Mr and Mrs. Chas. Freeport visited their lister M Hedges. Ski G..—Games For Small good character. poration. which bonds are guaran­ caah hu not been paid out. u well Harrington, Sunday. i Geiger, and family last weak. o. me. 'U “mC **'- program next Sunday. 8. o*re»u« Stressing auiunesa kindness u. In one one's* life. teed by the United State* Govern­ as those approved by the bank in Lawns. Bernard and Clifford Draper of1 Mr a Herrington and w<XK i— 7. Realizing lhe value of a good ‘J ».<*<-, . . Mr. and and Ur. Mrs. A. Wood —wanai Managing the Home. ment both as to principal and Inter­ the future, will be financed on the Martin are spending their'vacation family of Battle Creek called1 »t pna-n f ------- • Much effort is being put forth example. — --— — M — Alexander — Slanting PINE LAKE. est. These bonds will take the place above bash This arrangement in no t ln.t with the home folks. Rl Walter Ickes’ Sunday. 8. CulUvallna a sense or reaponsl. Easier program L ., u.v,i Thursday. March 22.‘the fourth' u-av disturbs <K«tnrH< nr altarv the fha other AfhAr pro nrn.­ .... ' of the cash distribution in lhe dis- way or alters which church w “'h will be l” given at the ' h,m 'h Mr. and Sir*. Clayton McKadwn Forbu&h and Allen—Book of blllly by mreUng one's duties. bunement of the unclosed loan* visions of the loans The Interest Easter evening at 8:00 The playNutrition lesson. “County Calories." । EAST GUN LAKE ’ entertained lhe former's broth*/, Games. 9. Practicing the wisdom of econ­ , pageant. "Why Sunday TSchool?" previously approved .by the Federal rate on new Joans will contnue to be was presented by Myrtle Rogers to Floyd Brown and E Hill -were in Clair McKeown, of prand Raptts omy. Muir, John—Travels In Alaska. --- --- thc ----------land banks. .."O o BSlewed |eMed twelve rauoncr uUd l>antomlme. twelve member* member* and and two two vlsitoni visitors Lansing LansingMonday Mondayon onbusiness. business. 4 1-2 per cent for lhe emergency Sunday. 10. Pationce. Orlloff and Raymore—New QnrThe bonds of the Federal Farm period w^err made through a na­ 11 Development nf nne'« talent. Cross." will be especially ..................... interest-'■*: of the ‘— local * group, "* at the 'home of *' James Null is is spending several dens For Old. i’jSSSyX m iTv ofXe hi ,nr A twent^voice choir will sing'Emma Nevins. Wednwday after- day. in Middleville. Mortgage Corporation, according i -------- ... — - ------------ --------------- „to ttonal farm loan association and 5 Eadie. Tom—I Like Diving. helnhdLM-rvice to nthem ' “ “nd ,n Eas'er surprise Is being noon. March 28. a special meeting Mr. and Mrs. Clare Middleton of the statement by Governor Myers.'pep cent when made directly by the Mayorga. Margaret G. — Short ntipi ui service to otneni. planned for all children who attend, was held with Mrs. Rogers at which Grand Rapids spent the day at will have behind them not only the bank.” Mr. and Mr*. Willard Ickes hate History of the American Drama. unconditional guarantee of lhe Fed- j DEATH OF FRANK J. MAUS. 1 The offering *111 be used to fix the time she reviewed all of lhe lessons their cottage Wednesdaymoved on their farm. Grove. John, ed. pseud.—Desert «rnl Government as to both prln- . Frank J. J Maus, Maus aged aged 52. S2 son son of of nlutcr in the back of Callers at the Will Crawford home Bunday guests at WUlard Icfcta* OBITUARY. , Frank oi the me .church, for those who had been unable to Island Adventure. s good crowd i. attend the regular classes. The-the past week, were. Mrs. Cal Chilson clpol and interest, and the capital of Mr. and....... Mrs. J. L Maus' of... this I A Is -------hoped- for. Laura Ellen Martz waa born at Pack and Gill — Forests and Man---------------- VMM--- -----------rgpr.r April m meeting i.v.ji.k will -oi m be held with w.bi. of •* rrvo. — - vim— — ‘lake. ggr Mr tlic Federal Farm Mortgage Corpor- , West Gun Mr. liiq and Ml*. Mr*. city, passed away at his rural home Manroeville. Indiana, September 5, ikind. In New Zealand there is a levy of Pearl Bagley and Mary Mullendore Will' Crans. Mr. and Mrs. Julius tion amounting to about 8200 000.-' 1858. where she spent her early life. •Langdon-Davies. ——■— John—Inside .. the near Martin. Saturday evening.' 24 cents on every 45 earned by the will give a demonstration in table Crafts and son. Gene, of Middleville, Ham Martin of Battle Creek . sad 000, but also the consolidated bonds Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rockhill bf March 17 of ea heart ailment and She was married to John Shaw man Atom. ' setting and a talk on table etiquette. of the Federal land banks Issued in compucauons. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis w.tn wmen Keller ne of nad Has ­ Hastings. ------ ---- --------- ----------on Jan. 30. 1873. and moved to HasBcraud. Henri—Twelve Portraits complication*, with which he had Jack Brouard. Lyle. Marian and tings. Mrs. Harry clem of Yankee been stricken about four weeks beof lhe French Revolution. Gordon Champion have been ab ­ ; a week, depending on size of \famSpring* and Mrs. Mary Crans of Portuguese la the official langiMge nnd the mnrreaTri. ,h®y lived on a farm until 1907. Burge&s. Thornton — Birds You ■ ily. sent from school during the past Orangeville. j of Brasil. land ^nk^ com^llane^^JXirnC whcn lhcy *°ld the ,,rm and moVed Although his Illness was known Should Know. !^1±^WmTOto’l<merM’ecUrtlyl U> this city where she has since ----------------- - ----------------- -------- ——. Gilkey. Jas Gordon—What Can . _ . ,»«*/<« .«,,>■ ■a mAtnh*r iy end came a* a grievous shock to made her home. QK« She was member We Believe. Governor Myers assured Secretary his family and friends. Streeter that the Federal Farm of the Holiness Union of which or- ■ Oosgrave. Jessica G —Psychology His early life was spent in HuMortgage Corporation bonds will be: conization she was a faithful mem- 'of Youth He attended the public Morris. Ann Axtell—Digging in lings an attractive investment -“They will ber. She passed away March 15. 1934. schools and graduated from the lo­ at the home of her daughter. Mn. the Southwest. be as readily marketable os bonds Fiske. John—New France and cal High school, afterward entering of the United States Government Chas. Cliff, of Owosso. She leaves to ! Northern University at Ada, Ohio, mourn their loss, one son and two New England. and they will be quoted in all of the from which Institution he obtained principal markets." he continued. daughters. Hollis M. of Hastings., Buchanan—Bacteriology. Webber and Webster — Short a degree in Pharmacy. • Holders who have to dispose of Mrs. Chas Cliff of Owosso, and Mrs. On March 24. 1903 he was united these bonds should not sell them Clyde Sledge of Irving township, be- Plays for Junior and Senior High in marrilge to WUWfred Walker, many warm friends. Schools. without first ascertaining their real;sides 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs." Bert । Funeral services were held Sat- Quennell—Classical Greece. "’iTre'lovernw p.rUcul»rly ,trmd'urdw? M.reh 1T.1 <h< Hireh e* th* We?’«y?n Flavin, Martin—Brains and Other Walker of this city. Two children were bom to them. Raymond Walk­ . Methodist church with the pastor. Plays. Rev. Wm. C. Gearhart officiating.1 Russell. Phillipa — William the’ er. whom with his mother survive, ably will be large Investors in these and a daughter. Franees Winifred, Burial was made in lhe Fuller cemeConqueror. securities since the creditors of who preceded her father In death tery. Egioff. Gustav — Earth Oil. fanners who are being refinanced <- ----------------------*» ■ ■ । Winter. nuiwi, Ella iuib— — Red Virtue. vuiur. • may not all be In the position where He owned and operated the City < Grapefruit, at present 'an unfaWebber and Webster - Typical they can hold the bonds so acquired Drug Store in Kalamazoo for a and will find it necessary to sell miliar fruit to Russians, is soon to Pl>» f<* Secondary Schools mem. Secretary oecnnary Streeter tnrecrer *»«. u»t be popularized. A Soviet farm to Seward-Plant Life Through the number of years and in 1920 en- I them. states that gaged in the barber and beauty shop | these bonds, has been_ -started UKSC uw.ua. which »UHUI will Wf>< be wv tendered raise -grapefruit ------------------ Agre. . farmers' .— anH seeds aaaHa Imported ImTbnrtArt from, frnrr] rllKin, Waller—MOrC rower TO supply business. He was owner and 1 to creditor* in payment of with trees and manager of the Kalamazoo Pharm-1 i You. the refinanced - indebtedness, are the United States. ’ Hansl and Kaufmann—Minute leal Co. at the time of his death. He was a member of lhe Elk Sketches of Great Composers. Report of Condition of the National Bank of Hastings I Clark. Coleman—Modern Pingal.-o a member of the Lions Club. He |Pong. In th* But* at MIcM<»a, at th* *!•*• «f Inula*** ®n M«tch 5. 1*34. ...>■ Ct*.], . ,..l Lord. Isabel—Everybody'* Cook served as alderman at one time, hav­ AHHETH ■ Dallar* Ing been the youngest to serve in T2.2SO.3I 1 Book. NONF Fox. Helen M—Gardening With that capacity in Kalamazoo I»7.«e3.<>5 1 Herbs His splendid enthusiasm and I 17 si* 75 incrn“. warm friendliness endeared him to I Fiction. 3'0.000'00; Johnston. Mary — Miss Dellcla all with whom he came in contact i NONE w.2n* Roo Allen. and his many noble qualities will i Wentworth. Patricia—Outrageous live forever in-the minds and hearts 1 NONE of his sorrowing family. His passing I Fortune. 2,500.00 । Stork. Chas. Wharton — Sunsql leaves a void In the family circle which cannet be filled but his ex­ NONE Harbor. . emplary life will always remain a Lincoln. Freeman—Nod. ___ I Oppenheim. E. Phillips—Crooks in beautiful memory to those whom he left. .* *»«[ the Sunshine. Besides his wife and son. surviving «lt*r* Ct..' Bacheller, Irving—Unele peel. •ill.llll II • The fabrics are wofitedi, caisimeres and twiita— Baldwin. Faith — Innocent By102. J 00.51 gunder. ’ Maus, and a brother Lorenzo F. in patterns' and colors that are refreshingly new and ................ Gill. Tom—Death Rides the Mesa. Maus of this city, a brother Floyd Benson. Therese—Gallant Adven­ T. of Long Beach, Calif., a sister. smart or Spring! Minute attention was given to SB 570.22 tures*. Mrs. William Dooley of Kansas City. every tailoring detail to assure you a coat that fa Burr. Anna Robeson—Wind In Mo. also three nieces and two nephews. well balanced; a collar that fits I Truly remarkable! Funeral services were held Wed­ ; Rodney. Geo. B—The Mormon nesday morning at the Oongrega.Trail. 1 Lockhart. Caroline—Old West and tion.il, church at Kalamasoo. Rev. Twyson Jones of that city officiat­ 'New. so.noo.oo jI Hauck. Louise P—Life, Love and ing. Interment was made In Mar­ tin cemetery. _ __________ •> NONE 'Jeanette. Kyne. Peter B—Cappy Ricks NONE 22. Hills pay TRIBUTE TO REV. LINDSAY. NONB iComes Back. 23. I<»«tl«enunl The Tuscola' Coanty Pioneer­ Mowery. W B-Forbldden Valley. NONB Bradley. Mary H.—Old Chicago. • Times of Vassar, dited March 23. Bernstein, Hillel—L’Affaire Jones. comes to hand with a fine tribute to NONE Rev. Wilfred Lindsay, who was pas­ Ertz. Busan—The Proselyte. NORM NONE Wilder. Isabel—Mother and Four. tor of the Presbyterian church of that city, and whose recent passing Jacobs. W. W —Snug Harbour. Our famous “TowncrafF* brand I llabllllieB PhUlpotts, Eden — Bred in the was mentioned in the Banner. The Expertly tailored. ' pre - shrunk, 80. Capital artearn funeral service was held in the Bone. combed yarn broadcloth! Full cut! Presbyterian church of Vaasar. Con­ than ordinary tieel Long I Attached collars At perfect­ I Bg.oo0.ee Chase. Mary—Gay Highway. KI.OOO.OO , •" Faith—White Collar Girl. ducted by three Presbyterian pastors ly! Solid colors! Patterns! Whitest Baldwin. Priestley and Bullett—I’U Tell of nearby cities. Rev. Lindsay had served In Vassar tor four years and 8S27.MS.S4 You Everything. 1 .Jordan, Elizabeth—Young Mr. X. had been ill for three months, his MEMORANDUM I-oar lo Hi-car* Liahlllllr*. Buchan. John—Blanket of the death occurring at st. Mary's hos­ i ss.isnao pital in Saginaw. He was held in the NONE Dark. NONE _________ Gregory. Jackson—A Case For highest esteem in Vassar where he had done a fine work. I cA.isooo Mr. Paul Savoy. Cool/ Ccw/ortoW./ Rev. Lindsay was bom in Essex Bentley. Phyllis —A Modern county, Ontario. Canada, in 1860, Tragedy. Kerr. Sophie—Stay Out of My and for nearly half a ceatury waa in the ministry of his church. He Bon Life. Brand. Max—Timbal Gulch Trail. had a very likeable personality, firm jtowi convictions on moral questions, and They're doubb-soM . . . and if NONE. Jean Barnes. Librarian. was an outstanding minister of the you’ve ever woiti single-soled socks NONE Goepel. He entered lhe ministry in you'll know what that means in MARTIN CORNERS. NONB igh spliced heals I 1888. and served pastorates in Has­ Clare. Jeanette and Frank ■Traut- tings. Vassar. Allegan and Roches­ * 85,150.00 dark colors! 10-121 ’weln of near Morgan visited their ter. Michigan; in Ironton and Wa­ grandmother. Mrs. Eva Trautweln, pakoneta. Ohio; Greenfield. Indiana Sunday. . and Lebanon. Kentucky. He came to WARREN K. CARTER. Ca.hlar. wim Mr. and Mr*. Harold McCaulley Vassar in December 1929. He Is sur­ of Battle Creek were Saturday night vived by his widow, Lydia Lindsay; and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. two daughters, Mrs. M. D. J. Mer­ , Clark Ovenunith. ritt of Birmingham. Alabama and Mn. Velma McCaulley. wht has Mrs. Trevett Chase of Grand Rap­ been working near Clarksvintt, la ids, Michigan. 80x60 Broadcloth The body of Rev. Lindsay was tak­ spending a few days with Mr. and en to Allegan for burtal. 'Mrs. Clark Ovenunith. DENOMINATIONS at sa aster Fashion Pa rack Join the Men Who Are "Getting-In” on This "Buy”! Men’s SUITS Blues! Grays! Oxfords! Browns! 'Tans! $ HmJ xuie! SUk Men’s SHIRTS Solii colort! figwetl Strip"!' 98c 69* Big selection! Men’s Fancy Light 'Penney*eight” SOCKS FELT HATS flniUsI Clocks and all-over designs! 35c Value that Spells Savings! Men’s Coal - Stock Glen Roger* and Bradshaw Pocahonta* Red Clover Solvay Coke Consumer* Gat Coke Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ' T^Uphone 2S1S Frank Sage Martln church Friday evening. April & A cordial invitation is extended to all. Next Bunday morning. April ’ 1. 'there will be an Easter program giv­ en at the church at 10:30 o’clock. You are cordially invited to be pres1 ent A Missionary offering will be 'taken. As It has been talked over DOWLING. There was a good attendance at the Palm Sunday services al the church Sunday morning and special music was furnished for the oc­ casion. a number given by the quar­ tette was especially good. Next Bun­ day being Easter the program will with a abort talk by the pastor to which all are invited. Mrs. Red la Whitworth received word recently pf the sudden death 1 Rapids. of tier cousin. Mrs. Robert Stokes, of Sprinfleld. Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. An apartment house in - Vienna Stokes owned a cottage at Barlow widch te exclusively for bachelor* lake where they had spent the sumhas a clause in the agreement of tenancy which says that lhe ten­ Whitworth * cottage adjoining them. Mr. and Mr*. Deforest Crandall of I ant shall not marry during the perBattle Creek were Bunday visitors OXFORDS $Z-49 Welcome news I Penney U ready with the widest selection of smart footwear they've ■ever had I The etylee I The last word In oorredness I The make! Goodyear welt*, In an all solid leather construction I Irresistible when the nrice Is only **.8SI Slsaa d 11 PENNE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Mm's S Rib Shirt* Shorts �THg HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH U, HU hittasi Banner nutertau be packed mil iMnnp Danner cuM ^htng w ihM eighty ■------------------- 1--------------- M iw>< Views and Opinions; he is doing a splendid business. Sue- ' What Others Say This and That "Ths Brain Trust." Bed a True Blue. A Topheavy Symbol. A Radio interlud*. Backward Glances; n*a z tr x J Bits of Yesterday Mr*. M K. Taylor goes eaai thj* » uuw.«« -a purchasing I—_ *TCk fQr the ---------purpose. of new goods for her mimnery establlahment. aiA eand iih;ANTIQUE COLLECTION nil I* old PASTIME « clpttous mountain trail* on the stout back of a Tibetan porter Mod- ' ANOTHER SURPLUS CROP. TEN YEARS AOO TODAY. — -* » —.ill MVKNVT-KlQirni YJUk em IKht lUtll will 111 be IX made IIIBUC ULBOIUIC possible In inI, ata H Dbmnlck Rochon and daughter. W. I. p. Hama and Oscar Young on tw.nnivlnce W.V mnvirvHo Tb* board of supervisor* on Mon- - — ■■ this zwrt theofwav nnlv nnlv thUrtfout the way province only d>y receire<3 , communication deI* the celebrated "Brain Trust” Mary, of Fowler and Ferdinand The friends of honest money tn road. He name U Wonderful. through one of the oldest and most ciarlng that the statq has a surplus simply a "Red Tru*l" plotting to lhe township of Prairieville have primitive forms of transportalton. 1crop ---------— — -------------force a of 10.000 teachers. Here* a dlfplaced in nomination for township may be longer. It may be a long, long flcult problem. Every third row ernment on these United Blate*? can’t be plowed under. Neither can Dr.. William ... Mr. and Mr*. Robert Walton had officer* the following excellent tick­ Hom, He will draw me into a place A. Wirt, originator of '^OO^WTY. )0NIS rK*MA FINE FRIENDSHIP et; Supervisor. Johre J. Perkins; between mountain*. It is dark there, One of the finest friendship* of the surplus teachers be dumped on;the famous Gary Public Scliooi Mr and Mrs John township clerk. Edward 6. Brown, but IT1 draw back not. Ill be afraid h foreign market in the manner System, claim* lo have definite his cousins, modern time* Is that of Helen Kel- that wheat was shipped to China, proof that certain member* of the Baird, of Glasgow. Scotland, who ar­ treasurer, Wsshlngton cooper; Jus­ (x asuHv < oLjcrr. tiikkk month* . , , . . ,. j peace. Addison B: mountain* that the Shepherd Chief IK bdyancc — (!• icr, deaf and blind since early childThese teachers were trained at accrual, at least, are infected with such rived March 2. for an extended tour tice of the BSRMT COCMTY. M hood, and her lifelong teacher. Mrs. huge public cost. Many of them hare 1 grandiose ideas. HU charges are of America covering point* as far Francisco: commissioner of high­ serlou* and for the sake of stilling distant as California and Panama. ways. William H. Burchett; town­ felt In my heart ah through thia life nwgiGN SL-IWCRIPTION*. ONK Ann Sallivan Macy, who with tnonu- been idle for two and three year*. ship superintendent of schools. Her- will — — be ____________________ satisfied. Sometime*___He It looks as though most of those rumors, should be given a public xxxb m ADvaNCA.----------- ...w.oo mental patience and persistence 10.000 will haie to turn their tai-. hearing. Personally we don’t believe Lonilng. who have been spending bert A. Berber; school Inspector, makes the love rope into a whip, but taught this unfortunate girl to read, enta to something elve. ] for a minute that President Roose- the winter at Lakeland. Florida, John 8. Doolittle; constable*. Jabez afterward He gives me a staff to » r. ... .. — George lean on. . B. Sackett. Daniel M Free. What is the answer? Leader* of'velt la a toql in the hands of such visited John Bhawman and other write and talk; was a constant com­ Wilson. Haney Williams. It■Ivould < He spreads a table before me with panion and tutor during the long the teacher*' union deciare the only;a wild-brained bunch of over-edu** all kind* of food. He puts His hands vLr. Vh.t *r«. v.iur curv i*11 to 10 cut cut oul “ counl y normal* Senator Borah Mlssea Elma Fisher. Arlene TutUe. be elected by a large majority. ciire out • all county normals jested j cated idtoU. Idiots. Borah un un-­ years that Mis* Keller was acquiring #n() lengtijen coflege coursesThat | doubsedly came pretty near the Dorinda Baker and Margaret Barn­ upon my head end all the "tired" is gone My cup He fills till it run* a systematic education which solution has its drawbacks. Thous-i truth when, without attempting to urn were home from Blodgett Sat­ over. .... M . .... evTntually lead to a Master of Arts antis of our best teachershave I cast any reflections on the "Brain urday night and a part at Sunday. GEMS FROM THE POETS. What I tell you is true. I die not. ,n4 degree Mrs Macy’* own sight has struggica 3tn‘8Klfd up «P through tnrougn county county nornor- ,Tru*t" Trust as a* aa whole, wnoie, he ne said said that that tinunMis* Wild* Ganunage spent lhe YSCT.,LA.rC ..„..r. .iU „„, .M 1K.'iSr;r"..u.:™..rt.m .IB u w m;,,-,. MAIv ImMIrcd du fluMus IM m*u '>•*»•““» ■IMOiM col-1 douhlcdly ■ In member, oi ,h(. Ihl* week end in Grand Rapids with her My own hope la. a *un wUl pierce date* become Dadiy impaired aur i g tie |ete under the proposed change ;mythical department are fanatical sisters. Mrs. Robert Eaton and Mrs The Liiietcat cloud earth evei will stay with me through thia life, rtalM tn« trw m M c>»i nurt. msilrr. and afterward I will go to live in lhe •* *i"0 V'4* “I m2 recent ,Ws and thc r0 e of t<,achcr ‘hey would be barred Only student*; enough Vo harbor such far-fetched Harley Pursell. t stretched. "Big Tepee" and «*•* sit down with the ------- •**' , t«ki and pupil is now reversed. Miss with enough financial backing to-ideas. —Robert iwucrt Browning. mowniug. I Mrs. Lloyd Lohmeycr and son* Keller is instructing her companion »i*nd from two to four years in col-] • • • Junior and Jack of Philadelphia. Happy the man and happy he alone. Shepherd Chief forever —Churchman Afleld. Atteld. ;man u ■» «tn to read Rrville which ha*ha* devclooed lcge *au,dUw h*ve B chanM 10#nd ,each I In a way. system Pennsylvania, are expected in the He who can call today his own. read Braille which developed under chang( . UnU<the _d educational u lor a two weeks' visit । — izryucn. city Saturday for ». far from the primitive system the without financial backing would, through th* medium of the "Brain with their grandparents. Mr. and No man is born into thia world J(U1 FRINTISG. former teacher taught the little girl have no chance. That seems hardly ■ Trust " Never before have so many Mr*. John westeseri. Jack will re­ Is not bom with him. There U almany years ago. Probably few (“lr. A better plan might be a gen- college professor* and highly trained main for a two months* stay. BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. '• r«- people have derived more by way of $ral *», alo,,“ “»e line'experts been given positions of inMr. and Mrs. James Bristol and l 11 normals io to urc the uimri univerfluence in In me the government, government. n If uirae these •on “To m Chinese. Christianity ap­ . . . ... .u ~1 from county iwwmaui - 1 tiueucc son went to uangor Bangor aaturaay Saturday to visit mutual friendshin than these two. .... . . . . • .... . mutual friendship of vniKiiiK talking oi of kuim killing men can can aua add sotncimug something coiuirucconalruc- relative*. Mrs. Bristol and son rewho will; pears to be the moat talkative re­ — ■ than these two. wly instead w >k men And blessed are the homy hands of Each ha* literally given lhe other the county normal* which in the tlve and worthwhile to the Federal nnxt irtminutralUn tb«n toll. past have nrndtired produced mtnv many eirrpllpnt excellent adminlstratlon then hlohar higher educa­ "new sight.*•• PETITION SIGNERS The ultimate alm of all moral —James Russell Lowell. teachers.—Ingham Oounty News. tion will have definitely proven its TWENTY YEARS AOO TODAY. , More than 150 students and foeThink nought a trifle, thought it and social development must be value as an aid to good government AN EXPENSE. Mrs. Gertrude Dubridge and' small appear; Lilly members of an Ohio university self-government either tor the in­ daughter. Rose, of Grand Rapid* are Somewhat In line with the hoax Smail sands the mountain, moments dividual or for the social and voca"trust" prove only impractical bub ­ It Is an established fact that sev­ recently signed away their lives by spending the week with Mr*. E. A. Uoi^rto whSTbe telono.'perpetrated by the Ohio students erai make the year; appear logical on paper, j Burton, «»«-■> that >>«»» npp eral tnousano thousand Micnigan Michigan tarmers farmers bles X W vowing to decapitate themselves tn nnwnrlr.hl. In । Roy n__«Supplee of Lansing visited his I And trifles life. mentioned above was a Joke ptflled were saved from economic ruin by hlvhlv —Frederick Richardson. highly — —-rnnfiiftlnff confust ------ r.,ln£^onH nd u nwor*“*>,e ln a petition expose Instigated by the —Young. at the expense of a former governor the revival df the beet sugar in­ actual practlce.»then the nubile can I mother< Mrl chaa Jenaen< and college paper. "Anyone will do the best work rightfully question the value of ad- ,other relative* Saturday and Sun- Better have failed in the high alm, dustry. During the darkest days of of this state. when he Works along the line of his Only one person of the more than the depression it proved to be a vanced education, of the type one day A group of young men arguing cash crop that brought the first gets In our universities. If a man i Than vulgarly In the low alm suc­ greatest lntcra^t."-r-John D. Rocke­ 180 approached recognized the na­ Mis* Joaephlne Anderson U hqme ceed. together came to the conclusion that rays of financial sunshine to strick­ with a moderate education plus from Akeley College. Grand Haven, feller. Jr. ture of the harmless-looking docu­ — Robert Browning. years of practical experience gained public officials in reception lines en agriculture Just why Secretary for a week* vacation. Mtes Louise •To improve is to change. To be ment which read as follows: --------- - ------ — — Wlcr of Indianapolis accompanied Accuse not nature; she hath done never paid any attention to what Henry A. Wallace should deliber- . — ----perfect la to have changed often."— her part; ately go out of his way to abuse more toward solving the problems was said to them; that all of their this industry, he himself best--------------------------- :------------------------------- her. Winston Churchill. Do thou but thine. earncst and sincere worker during Mtes Beatrice Carrothen. who is pleasant responses were stereotyped knows. _ —Millon. Eventually Mr Wallace will y-t— n-—rn attending the Ypsilanti Normal col­ "The college is made for man. and the year that he has been head of Who sweeps a room aa for Thy laws phrases recited more or less auto- come to understand that such unlege. will return home Friday for the not man for the college "—Chief •----------- University. • • •. • In or­ matically. So on a bet one of the warranted Makes that and the action fine. J animosity ‘ on ‘hte ‘‘ port‘ *' is spring vacation. She will be accom­ Justice Hughes. —Herbert. der to show our appreciation to being thoroughly resented by Mich­ A panied by the Mlsae* Katherine more experimental minded of this igan sugar beet grower*. Under President------------ we. a* students "The enemies of parllamentarianWosnlk and Irene clement. THE TWENTY-THIRD PSALM group got into the "handshaking" previous administrations the indus­ Ism also serve tier cause by furnish­ Mr*. Anna Davenport and grand­ and faculty of the university, here­ NO MAN is such a LN INDIAN SIGN LANGUAGE. ing examples of what not to do.”— line nt a reception for the governor. try was encouraged and protected daughter. Mi«u Ada Bradley, go to by petition that this date of------------ When it came his turn he stepped to a large degree from the semlconqueror as the The Great Father above is a Thomas O Masaryk. Saline Saturday for a visit with Mr* be declared a holiday for all stu­ peon labor in Cuba. Judge that al­ Emnu Henne man who has de­ up to the honorable official and said titude with the position taken by I Mr*. A. M- Hall and son Frederic dents and faculty and members wlvo feated himself. — in a casual tone "I killed my old this man who *ay«: "It is politically of Belding, are expected Friday for attend the day sessions. We do re­ eecher grandmother this morning." "I'm a week* visit with Mr. and Mrs. c. solve that this day be spent in mer­ very pleased to make your acquaint­ F. Field and other relative*. rymaking and leisure at which time | Dr. Corbin of Grand Rapids was ance." came the reply. each one of us will decapitate hlmcalled Monday to consult with Dr. However, with a governor as men­ Fuller concerning W. F. Hicks. Mr. lelf with extreme joy. thereby show­ tally active as Chase Osborn wo* In Hicks 1* slowly Improving. ing his appreciation to the fullest his prime, this young man would impossible to retire this Industry. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Re ide and extent for the efforts o! President family of Charlotte moved their | probably have been burned to a The most you can do U to keep it -—, who has worked so aplen- 'crisp. Chase always had a ready from expanding." Sugar beets are household goods here Tuesday and i grown on American farms, employ­ will reside in Mr*. Wetesert * house ’ dldly in our behalf. answer for everyone. ing American labor. Beet sugar and on Walnut St. ’ L “If our petition proves successful ' domestic sugar produced in this of government than a highly trained plans will be made for festivals of expert whose salary I country prevents exploitation of university RUNNING DRY putsskli THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. I the day. We believe that a birthday According to David Lawrence, sugar consumers by (he sugar trust comes from the public purse, onej; Miss Pauline Van Kovering and I r ll. 1TT»can be pardoned for questioning the Mr*. Jawph Schourverner of Grand ball wfll be fitting climax for such Kieran Washington correspondent, of Wall Street. It is our opinion that ■ Bl ABWfthousand* of Michigan growers and necessity for this latter expenditure. Rapid* spent Sunday with Mr. and! an occasion. Therefore we include tf aU incomes above *10.000 had workers will remember Secretary Mrs. Ja*. Van Kovering. in this petition, a petition for the confiscated test year in addi- Wallace s unfriendliness at the first OR the coast of Japan, the cruiser E. Lockhart of Castleton and Roy | itudents to make preparations for a lo normal levies, the total col- opportunity.—Don Vander Werp. Tomozuru. was found bottom side Taylor of Colcliester. Ontario, called 1 Fremont. up in a heavy sea. This craft, one of at this office Friday, thia being the; birthday ball- held In honor of lected would still have been insufthe latest masterpieces of the Jap- latter* first visit to Uncle Sam's President------------ .” ficicnt lo meet current expenditures • A FAMILY AFFAIR ons*e navy, had recently been al- countrj. , - Several 'faculty refused We got a laugh out of reading the. tered to permit heavier armament1 ------ . — —mejnbfrs j..... .of the Federal government by more to sign not because of thd decapita- • than a iWk1! Wc ve ' evidently Hartford Day Spring last week and than originally intended. Evidently South ; Boaton. Ionia county, will I III it learning from it that Mrs. Irene the officials had hoped to Increase tion clause, but for various technical reached a high-water mark in pub­ Foulkes. wife of Congressman their oewntry's naval power in spite I.mote to this city about April 1st, reasons lic expenditures where cifen whole­ George Foulkes. U one of thirteen of the limitations of the London and will occupy the residence lately vacated by Warren Williams. This hoax was intended not as a sale "socking of the ricin* will not candidates for appointment as post­ Treaty. Thu topheavy fighting craft Mrs. Clara Barber returned to tier master 'or postmistress,> In that vil­ u^iich capsized in stormy seas is mere Stunt but to demonstrate how keCp the coffers filled home tn Hickory Corners Tuesday lage be ■ We may .. . wrong, . . — but we arc . ‘rather -HIM paauuiQ painfully a/uiiwiic symbolic oi of trie the ;after a three weeks visit with Almost willing to stake our reputa-1 over-burdened armament budgets of Sheriff Cortright and family. regard to the signing of petitions. HOLQ EVERYTHING! tion for truth and veracity upon a ihC natlans of the worId „ the Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Barber and People come around with a long Doan in Crown Point. Ind., from statement that this Is probably the leading countries can’t agree to Mrs Phyllis Reynolds attended a manuscript on which our signature whence Dillinger eacaped. we read first time in the history of America some formula to prevent competitive ball in Charlotte Friday night. | ,. , . ... . . auiMiiKHi. armament, then »irc>. they. VW. too. Kill will vuril turn la requested. Rather than lake tlve that even the deputies have a hard M1m Cora Rlckel returned Satur­ a candidate for the home town post- turl|c the ocean of financial and time to read it over, or to show our time hanging on to their badges, office The Foulkcs son h in thergplrUUM| unrcsl JU4l lllte lhc cruLscr day from an extended visited at I Charlotte. Nashville and Bellevue. I Ignorance of what it** all about, we specimens having been picked up in office of Attorney General Patrick!-------"Tomozuru " Frank Marsh of Dimondale was sign. Thi* peUlton-slgning pro- several place* throughout neighbor­ H O'Brien at Lansing. With fath­ lhe guest of Rev. H. H. Van Auken div it y of the American people* 1» ing.states. An ordinary man living er in congress, son in Lansing, and A lovely lune come* floating in 'mother in’ the pastoffice the family through our radio. A Vlene*c Waltz Monday. Mr , M1IO van Arman o ,.' Mr.. Blia and OTI Mrs. Milo Van of often made the baspi of a very* in a place like that must have to would certainly be well provided for. song perhaps Reception is per- Grand Rapid* were in lhe city visit­ lucrative racket Wc had a demon- wear belt and suspenders both, I—Ca&sopolte Vigilant. feet . We are transported to the lng friends the past week stratum of this only recently- when banks of the Danube, we see snow ' * 1 SWINGING TO STATE RIGHTS NO ” DILLINGER? numerous names in this locality . WHAT? ’ * ”’” FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY ■ 1 A reading of the lost taxi decisions rapped mountain peaks in the dis­ Frank Bessmer nearly cut his were obtained on a document pur- «• Movie Director Will Hays has '" of MIC .v,.re «.««» n. tance. nearby are lush little fields the v U o 8 OUH Supreme court nuU would porting to be spoiuored by an asso- supd an order barring the life and |ead l0 p.c opinion that th* in a green and gold Idyllic country- thumb off yesterday while engaged aide, vineyard* on the hillside*. in splitting _____ wkindling , which will dertatior. organized lor reducing the c«plol** ®( Dillinger for screen ex- court in swinging back from the sub- ' • ntnmohilp »eight tax in Michigan, ploitation. Hoarver fine and timely merging of the rights of the states peasants-in quaint Tyrolean cos- prive him of lhe use of his hand for A five-cent fee to defray expenses, th-s action may be. isn’t it somewhat ^™m1^Xe<miltfo?il» »Ute to|‘tumes singing, dancing, working— |some time. — . wnauiu .n; .mm. w *mv our Iancy bl thrown into high gear. The many friends In this city of .1. etarsrtto .ta.tur't S-c- or . reflection on IM motion plnurr wa un- Bu! "» • "»"»«' TM Ho«le Moua ol Or.nd reuo ot sure rnmec^l. plan ... MmUt tlul «ch an order had u, der IM emutllMmr. lo 1M lederal SS? 1SL'*SS m.T'S-IlIS and purring speaks out—"Are you severe illness. Her life is despaired WMm.MMIlUon.odpreilM.ereboilhenr . WM. ixMiicrca wimi iniesunai aisoraen'. j bothered with intestinal disorders., of. her death being expected hourly, j— your system -become --------- -----easily 1 Frwl Jurdan oi Hastings and sis___________ ____________________ lead to believe that theaswciatton (.ruund outin QongrCaS now and does had his«. dorsement. A’ a matter PungentPiir/l^mtih S !lw' •ll special session has clogged, are you troubled with ter. Miss Addle of Detroit, visited headaches and run-down, dopey J their cojuin. Mis* Iva Moulton of ' bi ought up a lot of questions that iiruuauKa «uu a ru»-ovwi>. aoprj uivir cajuin. Ml* rv* mouhuii oi if so let me recommend—■' Irving Sunday.—Freeport Herald. , A-special -matinee. for barbers wx« will surely go to the court for dis­ feeling, Without Mr. Fitzgeralds knowledge. etc., etc. We quickly switch the dial । The Easier oflering given by the1 ---- 8"en ■(- a* theater • • eye- posal. The two importAit decisions U»r-k*»octattor.*'wMaBwnandwife r«*ntl>* An Possibly ke- chance _■ onto a- haunt-1 • - M E. Sunday school amounted to i that in the Minnesota mortgage who divided the fees collected with *‘-nto u a*f-uuplring to case and u the other the New York ins Italian boat song that brings •48.10. The greater share of It was those who circulated Lie petitions. ?cc ro*’s barbers listening!— njdk case, were brought about by a buck half-forgotten memories of given by the scholars, who were ac­ TOIH profli n. >< »-veral Locdon OpuUon. 5 u < count. Tte dUMm u p»pu- Venice; a melody that has the easy, tuated to* earn money for their of­ ------------larly supposed U> be along a con- graceful rhythm of a boat rising and fering. by little paste board pyra­ falling softly in the almost imper­ mids. given them to save their Snickcr In the nets; The machines servative and liberal line of thinkceptible swell of a calm lake Once money in. some time before Easter. wtah LM -Buy Bruagain we come crashing back to Worthy Sloan has been spending, A safe rule to follow in regard tn Kit on every letter tint sos« into TMn lo lhl. Crs,ul t1uu earth a* a voice blats out—"Arc you a few days with Charlotte relative*. । petitions is ;o refill your signature, troubled with rheumatism, do your Wm. Baldwm is entertaining his links* you have ’horouth knowledge a British post office are themselves Dutnond Drill. Joint* ache and creak, if so you will nephew. Mr Baldwin, of Vicksburg stamped "Made tn U. 8. A.' —Maeon Mrs. Oille Linington left for a vLMv In the course ol his sermon Sun- find the miraculous soothing powers of the proposition in question and Telegraph. I day morning. Dr A F. Way.used of—" by this time the dial is spun with South Dakota friends last penodal acquaintance with the one ThMM. wMite. aftan. hi. -Un. nn >n thte "'Stulicaiit statement recently sharply around, .and the switch wig) request* your name-. Petitions Three weeks after his election, an niade by o( Amerlca s reiigjou* snapped off. very seldom do any >eod; quite Ire- Omaha poMtlctan was photographed leader* And so n goes PouiDiy we should FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AOO TODAY. The* clink of the silver dollar 1* feel grateful for even the periodic quently wortrtrnL«chief holding a child. No one understands ■ We need to realize that any snatches of song and melody which not loud in the land. The. friction of . ,._2. ~ T.'~’ ’ unlcte be like* children.—Detroit1 system which produce^ « much break up the patter of ballyhoo. The 13 c*nt* permium seems to interfere food that it* people starve and FOR *LIGHTS * "" *" TIBET. New*.. . radio u a Wonderful instrument I w i lh it. What the people want Is a ro much clothing that they with unlimited possibilities as a currency on a par with gold. freeze any .system that can pas* •cure regkxis left in the world. L "What can we do when Germany medium for spreading education and H. Salisbury recently of this a law limiting the number of culture. But at pret>cni IU» being cltV ba* established hlnuelf tn the •oca to be electrified. A complete « dumping thousands, of cheap: fish a man can take from a lake used like a tin horn. ’ |Clty of Albany. N- Y-, In a commUbut cannot pas* a tew limiting system tor electrical illumination atertp ctockt into this country?" . . . ilon store, and we are informed that the number of millions a man will be UuullMi not only in the pal- **ks an M: P. Wake up" seems to can take out ot his fellow men. Editor Joe Haas of the Holly Her- ~~ — 1 •ce of the Date Lama. IHgh priest of if the only answer—Punch, can make one man stop expec­ aid think* that Vern Brown is too .than anybody else, who stood benorthern Buddhism, but monasteries. ■ callable a legtatetor to be sidetracked , tween extravagant and tnaant proLltvlnoff. according‘to the Savan-1 torating in a subway for fear private lione* and public buildings other* will catch his disease into the office of lieutenant gover- posal* Mid the interests of the peonah Press, was born Finkelstein. but cannot stop another from nor. He says: pie. Without him. the history of will be strung with electric wires Well, he’s certainly made a new selling arm* for proM. lo gang­ We cannot endorse the boom (or Michigan legislation during the lut and lamp*. It will be possible to Vern Brown for live office of lieuten-1 few years would be a aorry mess, name for htmaelf.—Atlanta Oman-, ster* who will shoot u* down on get around In that lilgh, mountain . txtr streets, or to other nation* ant governor at the September priWe want him back in the house at tution. r lasUMSs at night without torchwlio will niw down our youth mattes We do ikA wish to see lhe Un*ing-and speaker of It." on the battlefield of tomorrow, premier statesman of our tegislalury Many people throughout Uw. bearers. Electric lighte may shine, LnoM change in men’* pockets, any system that can [wotect buried frotg service in any such Mate doubtlea. agree with Editor la caverns where rumor lias It are say* a tailoring imxc. soon spoils the , . , - —--------- ------- - —- -----------property but *ccnu impotent to manner. The safety of our great Ha*5 ttut one capable rep.-eaeniaoonctaled Ireasurerstrfimmeiuehtt- shape of their clothe*, still, most protect foUu—Ls a tragic refiecstate decrees that he remain right t.v< who regard* hh Job as »otne.toric value Including tlie oldest wive* are very thoughtful and lake iton °n our sanity " repu­ __ _ _________ .__ „ and __1 a where he U. Most of the construe- thing more than logrolling for hb towaka In the world. One Mfdflca- care tliaj thM tort tX^Wng doesn't ‘ diation of all “the “ principles of tlve legislation enacted at Lansing own district and party is Infinitely leUgkm '—Muri DeFoe. Otaariotte Ui recent year* ba* txxiu fauiercd more valuable Hum tiu> best lieutenon l« intiaUtey the aQuiptneut Is happen.—Humorui. Republican-Tribune. by him. And it has been T.e. more ant-governor who ever lived. SOT’ From Our Scrap Book Crumbs of Wisdom Quotation B wboin t«“urod thatr own antique* m«tt of aa Wyptlan >lihtertar aoblet found al the University of Michigan archeological excavations Russian type of Soviet gov­ throve thia *ld«light on the The bit of klabaater cup or gobtet wm found to the level of fisleucla inhabited from about 140 B. O. lo aertbsd. in ®gyptten Kin < of Upper and Lower Egypt, the Lord of the Two Lands." The brok- scripUon abruptly, but It la thought that there followed the name of one of lhe pharoalis of th* llth dynasty in Egypt, which lasted from 1000 to 1400 B. C. Undoubtedly the goblet waa part of gifts sent from lhe unknown pharaoh to his fellow ruler in B«leucia and eVen centuries later the fragments were treasured by the 8*leudan householder*, who believed them to be potent charms. Similar "antique*," an early Sumerian mar­ ble *eal-bead and an early Babylon­ ian stone oyMnder-*eai. were found In a room and a grave, both very much later In date than Uic time In which lhe preserved objects were Way of Our World NEWS GLEANINGS. * 10 and 28 cents for grand opera 1* ow proposed by the Hollywood 0**10 Orand A-odatlon and the Lo* Loa Angeles Angeles Pteyground Playground Com Com-­ U>e mission. A Jewelry store in Kansas City ad­ vertises Itself as the •'only refriger­ ation-cooled Jewelry store In the United States.” An ftiglUh »taU*tictan has esti­ mated that a room full of typists at work is equivalent in noise to a moWomen Police. Women arc accepted on Peiping's police force. The applicant must be between IB and 31. single, and must not have served a prison sentence of . --- 31 T° -an. Pungent Paragraphs ~ NOTE: llBO Of Ihlt * -tu r»«su." , Washington BELIEVED IN THE 4. POWER OF WANT-ADS ODAY, just as in George Washington's time, thc surest method of securing a T renter, a buyer, an employee or the satis­ factory answer to any other “Want" is lo “give public notice” of THAT WANT, and the most economical medium of giving the public notice of YOUR want* is the WantAd section of this newspaper. HASTINGS WANT-^ GET �TUE HASTING 8 BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAK CH M, lt» Resurrection Story To Be Theme for Song and Sermon Iva. Smiths; Nunc Dlnthtls—Gregorian. Beckwiths vs Bach-| CLOVERDALE. ■and children of Detroit Sporting Items 11 «a. High school can ent Only one mdmber oi Organ—Mrs. Sadie Mae Palmer.1 —————————— , and not more than two memocra ot: O'u«.« an mm*t mory panto(Continued from page “* “imlm. will, rtwu. n«5t .1 in. Ptano-Mre. J. A- McNulty. I CACT BOUTS ON TRI* the beautiful Easter cantata. "The Vlnilna—law Warm— «n«1 Jarir I 1 1 v 1 — Organ Offertory—Mrs. Bristol. u>, on. n^-aa. *U W. u. H ». 8. v««m. Rula Ev.ng.iM churdi. , g.—„ tna oomp^Uon nnmnatlltAn are ar« mada mafia entirely: antlralv , k“l tXXTl IO UMIT (ISIMllMr Living Christ." by Wlldermcre. to Rakowsky. COUNTY BOX PROGRAM I<* 1 Wednesday morning nt 8:00 Olin Brown, of Plainwofl. M rendered by the chorus choir of Cello—Mrs. H 'Frederick Dailey.; ------------by the boys and they, themselves, do. mmmunitv <0/ . entlre rofhmunlly Mrs George HoHx was pJensantly about forty voices under Ute direc­ Emmanuel Church. ai2><SvPiJ^2?miBaptlfln’ <And'Diok Palmer Awarded Silver A u>ul ot fourwen (shocked at the sudden death Mn. , ,|,«t ■urPrU*1 when <1Cn<tf Hh^%^ dropped in ro?p K^ «rvlce and Mite -- ----------|teams enterod.Ijamra M^.M -nr.■j»m^rML^rid bw tion of Mrs. Robert Burch, with Mn. The Rev. J. A. McNulty, rector, Trophy by Vote of Track practice U scheduled to bemorning to help her cale- Mahar and James Bristol as organist. Following announces the following program gln as soon as weather permits brBU hcr birthday. Mn. HoUs raBarter Tuttla at is the program: for Easter Bunday at the Emmanuel Box presentation and Tableaux by' Spectators Mosl of the meets tills season will ‘ but Tueilav^>lVh? “ ,Ved maay Bnd u “ fu * P ” *' Emmanuel chureh »c1kx>I Episcopal church: Organ Prelude—Mn. Bristol. vrvati Prelude. rnnuuc. i . , , (?y PU* K'nt“"dy ! .u , „ be "'*« held «*« locally “7 to to*«"P keep down »»»«• travel-,‘ enU' luck dlnMr *“ •er>Td family. Organ Professional Hymn-No 169. 7:30 A- M —Holy Communion ("In ing expenses. BoBofar farAllegan. Allegan.Ionia Ionia IaS? WrtStday h*;J130 f veryone r'‘P°rU * ■ood Processional—"Again the Mom of i A f“r P*5***1 y”* Ing expenses. i._LL “"L" Prayer—Rev. L. L. Dewey. the quiet.”) Gladness''—"Mom of GladneM * Sate of BIMi Lakeview. raVei>w Battle Battle Creek, have! have |tac <and P*“ed *** “way umc v. Odd v~M Fellows Arena last and ’ ,Wednesday । Ume. Hastings were Bunday Ruasu oi. uiauiicM ...—itr,... ,k. been scheduled. Coach Hawthorne;'" . “■’c tiiomlne Grandma __ • :30 A. M—Church school—All Miaancss Opening chorba—•'Through Night —w— awni ------orvn‘"« °™ dmB wax loved bv! . Mr. and Mn. Clifford Kaiillo of; and Mrs Kenneth Hurteaa Borrow.” 10:10 A. M.-Choral Eucharist. Easier Oantlde-'Chriil our Paas-' T^?!?ltybv8 LT Fellow? in *‘H begU‘ wlth an •** pathv ?? Juc^ided^u, th^mthe »P«>1 Bunday with the Mis. Mary Ellen Hale of Contralto ’ Solo —"Let Thy Will— Be I Ths 10:80exqulaltriybeTutlful A. M.—Choral EuchArist. »>ne'_l^ v^^ music of B Bacriflced for Os' ! u?.t ,ww leam U1U yW None ot U,e family extended 10 lh* tnUre Ross Pierce family. Tenor 8ok>—"Christ Has Risen"— !^Ch the "Meue Bolcnnclle ' <8 sSl. Oeclllai Lesson—8. John.Flowers 20: 1-18. Or,t elrln8 men... remain over from ' o .w—. _... , ■ . . • Wrr Mrs. Martha Chamberlain re-.Mrs. re-1 Star GrinnelL Li^iJSr “*^(£!Z C!!m^ UlB’ 1 Carol-l^Ur are Ung her ----- -- -----C5lh*rl.nt C‘,llln* . P*“«> turned turned last last week week from from _visi visiting her 1 Mrs. Zelkin Kaiser, who has -—------------ -e-a-a----------------“*•? Sunday at her home in Has- daughter, Mrs. Forest Chilson and' th* rick list for five weeks, W Chorus- Tho World Is N'ot Thy Prelude—(Organ, piano, violin. I Booming Bright - Glory in the of the twelve bouts, eight went thc full three rounds lo decisions, two WAYNE PROSECUTOR CON' ln<> Goal," with soprano obligato by Mn. cello). Highest. were concluded abruptly by knock­ FAQY PARDONQ *‘h\h C^t*u?d T .* Mrv Humeston of Jackson Th® children of our district James Langston. Hymn in Procession—“Welcome £r**u ,nd Frayen. DtMNb LAST rAHUUNS knew her to Miss Catherine Cag- and Mrs. Iva French of Battle Creek having a week of vacation as Soprano and Alto Duet—"Thou, Happy Morning"—Fortunatus. I Tableaux—A series of unusual in­ outs and the other two brought to a close by technical knockouts. DMiz-nlno Burins ?<y *,nwHcI}T>,,yiya'1' wh° fous’ , *re spending the week with their teacher. Mias Edger, and her moth Who Knowest Sorrow"—Mn. Robt. Introlt Hymn—"Jesus Lives'—8. J Of the represented cities Grand KidiculcB Attempted Saving in* of Mrs. Collins. I father. |er are moving back to Hastings. , ’2 Burch and Mias Lucy Bassett. Albirius. -------------------------- "T Presentation of Mite Boxes of Money by Paroling * rv ra,?Llkrl,ut.Rc|??,lc..’w’eU,'en Mr,‘ IUrr> Pennela ia on the sick1 »"t oDonnril of Hastings was a ‘ Womens Chorus-'He Knows HU Kyrie Elelson-<8. Cecilia) I Wrtory--M>me the Clear Blue Rapids |xohed three winners. Free­ port. Hastings. Wayland and Mid­ rtnnvlot. 8.U,u?u Mrs^ Dorothy petten- u*t mu week. Bunday guest of Zelkm Kaiser. Own." Messc Bolennelle' -Oounod. Skies' -"Children s Veto*.' dleville. two each, and Plainwell Convicts gtu pf Hickory Corners U taking ----------------« , | Mr and Mrs. R. Craven called Chorus—"Love la The Greatest of Gradual Hymn—The Strife is O“ro*“",’?lr Da»,M!<* Ag«ln on one. The frequency of serious crimes In |ca*y of h"-„ „ . ' The average Pullman car weighs! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglaw in Hl AIL” Duel, soprano and tenor. MUs O'er”—Palestrina Easter pay — Puer Nobis. As an added incentive to the box- this state committed by paroled con-1 Mr- an“ Mr*. Dougal McCallum 172 ton*. i lings Saturday, Benediction . Maye Bmclker and Rene Ganguillet. Oloris Tibi and Gratias Tibi— Recessional—"Come Ye Faithful" era the local Arena offered a silver vlct*. let out of prison by our easy ----Chorus with soprano obligato by Gounod. boxing trophy to the contestant who t>ardon-nnd-parole p.ruu,l-„lu.pBrWe system a,,eam In in Michimw.u- (( -B. Kevin. ' Mn. Langston Soprano solo, "Lo I Credo—Gounod. ln *opinion of gan luul has received severe cuiiucniimcondemns-, ... the ---- crowd --------- ex- fcB11 icvvnm mzvcic Organ PosUude Am with You Always"—Mn. Burch.. Sermon—"I Know that My Re­ celled all the others in conduct. Hoh from prosecuting officers ot, Bass Solo-^'The Living Christ"— deetner Llveth '—Rev. McNulty. and< *kU1‘ P’Ck Pa,mcr. mu stale. The most recent one to' । P. A. Kerr. Quartette. Mn. Lang- Offertory—"Jesus Christ U Risen HESTERLY BARN Middleville welterweight, novice fin- com(. Io our noti^ mBde by ston. Mn. Burch. Leslie Hawthorne. Today"—Lyra David lea In the recent Detroit Free Prosecutor Toy. of Wayne county, at BURNS TO GROUND alist and Mr. Kerr. Festival Presentation—Whitney Press Golden Gloves tournament. ion|a recently. We reprint below an Soprano and Bass Duet—"We I The Comfortable Words —Cantus recc'lvetl the crowd s nod of approval article appearing in the last issue of Come To Thee"—Mn. Burch and SolemnU. Fire of Undetermined Origin on the bjuU of hU showing against lhe Ionia News, which read, as folRoy Cordes. , Sursun Corda—Gounod. Walter Remus of Wayland, from low Causes Great Loss of Baritone Solo—"We Shall Behold Preface—Plainsong. whom he look > Uirra round deniTh, present administration polHim."—Mr. Cordes. | fc’anctu* and Benedictus—Gounod. Buildings and Stock .• SW T’Yf1’ Motons and parole, tame Final Chorus—"Hear Us. Father." I Agnus Dei—Gounod. Fire of undetermined origin de­ proved to be the hlkbllsht ot the m ,or Canatlc crillcUm when Marry Easter Offering. I Gloria In ExceUte—Gounod. stroyed a bam. silo and considerable prasram. Runnlns a eloae secund g. Tn;.. Wayl,e count), pronto,, livestock on the jlm.Hesterly farm, to Palmer In popularity waa dlmln- addresFtd lhe Gridley club banquet two and one-half miles west and utlve Wayne Maurer. Freeport tty- at Monday r.ltht. one-half mile north of Woodland, weight, who. although seemingly Toy. who tame Into prominence last Wednesday evening. Albert handicapped b>» eg deformity, put „„„. ye„„ „,0 ,.Mn he praeecuted ' Hauer, who lives across the road to up a great eatubluon ot boxing tM n„,orloU, aer.ld Buckley cake, LL the latest models in canned, package X the east of the Hestcrly farm dis­ when ho .cored a knockout over u cited by lhe U. 8. Senate crime S covered the blaze about 12:45 Ronald Bulfon ot Wa;Und In the commlMee u being one or the tatand bulk goods together with a special X o'clock. At that time thc whole inro1"?*1 , . . , . *tandlng prosecutor;, of the country. showing of exclusive items in fruits and veg­ Thomae Spacial X | lerior of thc bam was abluzfe and Jack Peeling helped Palmer give Michigan, by its easy' parole i»oletables. shades of green predominating, will C there was no opportunity to save Mlddlcville its other winner when lci« duringthV^Jt Kane’Sbe found attractively displayed for your in­ X ' any of the stock. In fact, it Is prob- he scored a technical knockout over tended an open Invitation to the .. spection (and selection, loo, we hope*. X able that thc span of horses, six Henry Ssroki Grand Rapids feath- Dillingers of lhe nation. " he de­ The smart ensemble for this season will con­ rklle « cows, three calves, three lamb.', and erweight. Ford DeClair did like- cUrcd. He cited many cases within sist of a main dish of proteins and carbohy­ hogs hdd already perished before wise with Maurer when he put lhc lJMt ycar where hardened crimdrates with a touch of fats, a side dish made Fr7port®"’cn« ,bc »-»nners with mala have been released on iMirole up fcr the most part of minerals, generously : Mr. Hestcrly was unable to ac­ a close decision over Denver Galla- an(j j,ave rca(Tetted on serious trimmed with vitamins. Top this off with a count for lhe fire. He and his son dy. Flmnwrll flyweight. Cdlln„ xlthl„ , u„„ ,It„ light dessert that tits well back in your taste | it. .A,. finished milking about 7:00 o'clock It was left to the two Beaver m^,. rC]ca*e buds and you're ready for the Easier Parade. and did not have a lantern In the Seriously though, folks, you’ll want fine qual­ ? p*“ "Ob'- >*■«*"> cotnmtalonKwiaa and Old barn. Everything was normal when tings In the winning column when n excures hl. wholesale paroles on ity foods for that Easier dinner, yet you'll Yorke. H lb. ..We EW SHOES for Easter are Mr. Hestcrly looked out again at each gained a.lhree round decision tna. „ B „„nB tl„ want them at low coat. C. Thomas Stores ShefTord ’ s Snappy Jx B OO o'clock The loss of thc barn .1?. JS“ “•' money." can meet both these wants—aiul do it lo ydur . , , —.----- — —I' : *nunc niuurj. TO joy said, saio. -nta 1 ins u is a necessity—and where ? and stock is partially covered by tn- ano, l»M Tliunday n> hte tint »t- M lnic. u„ „U0!1 satisfaction. could smarter ones be found? X isurance. ’ . itempi emi.1 at al tomjwiuvr !WleM5 ana ,h,.wn Millon dollar, a yoar-25 Xi If the wind had been blowing In n gaining ™a ,* Oectsion ‘•“Ldon over over Paul Paul Hl- „„„ r„„ c,mM aMlarThey are moderately priced v from any other quarter thc 'I ISJ.ki, Igski. Wayland Wayland fralhens'elght. featherweight. he _ _ save ...hf am; and ,hc the Michi Michigan 'taxpayer ‘has ‘to V ' uirtheast Ik.r.hi' himwif n here, and smart as well. X thereby KlkkUflni. blowing sparks nmveH Proved himself a rn-'-ihl. capable anH and n, prom- pay hjg share The average coat X out into some vacant fields. Mr. ising boxer. Harry, somewhat more ,-crlnic . per'crime is »l.W0. and thU sum i v 'Hesterly’a farm home and lhe prop- experienced, came up to his old wo uld pkv would pky the the kkeep of a criminal tn ! Fine Granulated. In bulk. For every house­ In bulk. Rich and with a fine, smooth tex­ X'erty of nearby neighbors would have form , in subduing Marshall Pallctt. our our prLsjns .jtlsjus for for nearly four years." j XI been placed in grave danger. Plainwell flyweight, for Hastings' j, c backed i hold purpose requir,, 40 ture Delightful flavor. . - o He backed his contention that I Ing >ug»r. 1 (J Ibr. 4oC \ । Fireman were unable to save any ether tally. thc Michigan crime and penal in-1 Source of fata, proteins. X of the barn or silo but were able to Grand Rapids gained its first vic­ stltution situation is bad by quot­ \ prevent a small shed to the north of tory when Frank Jablonski, feath­ ing thc recent Osborne Report, al erweight. tock .n an unpopular amideci- ;com,nkslon ..pop^a by waldont; A barn from miming. burning. » the »» ■»»» rrnrism. •tv.my-l.n ymr> ago . tarn on .bn « er Krn arangor o Pimn- BMeve|1. ,.fwh oonaemned lhe X the same location was burned to thc | well. Hub Oerkc. lightweight, odd- Michigan parole policies Fancy Blenheims. In bulk, Designed and X ground threugh . Pre of Ineemll.ry rd la lhe WUl when he prayed too Cotgnu.n„„> upo„ Rtpulnimn Veltman'a Several delicious varieties, cl“e! F"“' ™""" partJIm.U. m geneml. TO tald. fashioned in California. nllla Wafers. Dutch Spice, Co- -i ». . ------ j .L L . nnair* m general, ruy saia. X " ■ 1 1 1 । and forced him lo concede the bout -tn-fr, ..ull» j hav. a duly lo -WeWwpublltans coanut Bars, apd others lb. £ J Q Come in Gold color only. Mie citizens eltlmn. oi ot our our state. slate, i I; DOES YOUR DRIVER'S Ll- IS. .1.- t-...... A... .. .Li . . — periorm io tne the th »P Rl Furniture Jrnlt,ur* 5 City Ki’?its ta ,W third .rd wl, winner 'ner We w. must mn«> all forget <nra»t past n.<> prejudices,! r.w>iitri<r-»o 1 Faithful"—B. Kevin. Postlude ADVANCE SHOWING of Easter Styles in Foodstuffs! CHEZ C. THOMAS beginning at 8 a. m. tomorrow—continuing indefinitely Shefford CHEESE A 15c S+iOt FASHIONS Lb. 19c COCOA 11c SUGAR Bove* Dress Oxfords COFFEE a la Michigan PEANUT BUTTER For School Wear lb. 1 XQ APRICOTS COOKIES 18c J Sharkskin Tip $4 .98 Oxfords, 9 to 3 I A Shoes for Ba by Women'i Sport Oxfords 98 . Several New Styles for Baby, wide toes $4 .19 for comfort u New Mandrukka Sport Oxfords for $4 .98 Easter, only _ Li CENSE EXPIRE IN 1934? $ In Michigan 536,013 Driv­ ers’ Licenses Must protege came back smiling, Be Renewed about one solid punch to »'.• Lansing. Mich.. March 26.—Before J Nov. 1, a total of 536.013 Michigan C motorists must renew their drivers’ X licenses '• X i The law requiring motorists to obv' lain new licenses every three years. X was adopted by lhe 1931 legislature. Records of the Department of Stale show that 27.963 licenses expire in X.May. 47.332 expire in June, 59.458 Ci In July. 59X135 in August and 87.686 XI in September In October 254530 n.oXjtorists will be required to obtain X.new licenses. J| Light by Wind! J; The wind furnishes light for the X I room of R. T. Marquis, a youth livi'lng near Abernathy. Texas. A 32Shoe Store" v 'candle-power lamp uses electricity HASTINGS, MICH. X । furnished by a radio battery, which 0! is charged by a generator driven by ZXz'Xz’z’XX/I/A la windmotor on the roof. HASTINGS CUT-RATE SHOE STORE "Barry County's Busiest 114 W. STATE ST Attention Farmers! Our representative from Detroit will be in Nashville Friday and Saturday, March 30 and 31, to BUY— CALVES Live or Droned POULTRY Live RABBITS u„ HOGS Dree.ed LAMBS Live or Dressed Eggs and Potatoes Bring all you have for SALE FRIDAY and SATUR­ DAY, MARCH 30 and 31. Tell your neighbors! FARMERS TRADING POST NASHVILLE MICHIGAN OLIVES “■» XKM landing . , , ___________ Skiba s VISIBLE WHEAT SUPPLY SMAIX. every five. ---------• of- wheat • - -in — Thc visible supply tho Loiil4 Bovier chplked up Way- United u....^ States on M .iU; 1. according March land's first tally with a decision over to to government government statistic) statistics, was 45.-1 rwi rwi bttsheU h.ivHnic less i..., than ih.n a „ year ........ ago, *** ' Frank Sperling. Grand Rapids, in OCO.OOO a nip-and-tuck scrap in the feather- the me total total being oeing 95.000.000 va.ooo.ooo bushels"; bushels, weight division. Wayland's final ,which ■ ■ • is ■ unusually •• small. By visible ’ f counter came in the last bout when , supply U meant the amount u of. ,rC5clvetad A.nntlun,c' wheat in elevators, mills and other! er' Rockhill's hand the mm,... known places where is StOFCd. stored || , 7..... - helping „ -----— at .... mggmgm wheat mi.grag 1S conclusion of a listless encounter It may be this country is Is taking a I| with u.n,.ri a., __-risk .................______ with Trun Tom X>avnmr,4 Maynard. V. Freeport fiy- big in curtailing. the acreage of tfeight. height . । wheat. Robert Esrlc, featherweight, scor- 1 -------- -— a--------- 2— cd Plainwell's lone counter when1 OBITUARY. he put Kid Buck of Wayland to Catherine M MacQonald was sleep for ten counts with a knock- ham in Ballston. Saratoga Co. Newout punch tn the first round. York, the second daughter of Johnny Wirth of Grand Rapids George and Sarah Vandenberg, assumed Uie refereeing duties while With her parents she came u> MichHarold Logan and Floyd Craig, bolh igan at the.age of seven years to of Hastings, assisted him In award- reside at Yorkville. Mich., near thc ing the decisions. Emerson Royer, rite where iwr oldest daughter. Inez Hastings, timed the bouts. Corwin, now resides. Immediately Summary: 'following the close of the Civil war flyweight nivUiom »he was married to James MacDonFord DeClair. Freeport, defeated Dowagiac. Mich., on Sept. 5. Denver Gallady. Plainwell. Deci< . . .. slon. three rounds । Thelr ®r« home was in Oshtemo, Wayne Maurer. Freeport, de- Katamaxoo county, whore their first faated Ronald Button. ‘ Wayland. ,our wrp b0™- !-**• Hu«h* Knockout, second round. iand George Harry Beaver. Hastings, defeated t0 county. MlrshaU Paifctt. PlalhwelL Decl-‘*n<* near Cedar Creek, where sion. three rounds * • - —* Mr MacDonald with hta four little Dempster Ross. Wayland, defeated clMrcd ‘hc tom in true "ptoTom Maynard. Freeport. Decision. neer tohion " three rounds. 8lx more children were bom near Fe>th*ru.i.hi u— Cedar Creek. Inez. May. Ada. Iva. Frank jJbHt^ki6 nOntd< WUliam and Glenna of whom nine HeltaSi Ktn SJ’ FlSfiS■ re»»“Xw. «■>' Emitter TTri tVavbr her mother. She was a charter Pa“ ffitarid W^ S" member of the W. C. T. U. of Cethrti. mmSr W“>l>nd DecU*o‘l• dar Creek, and was always very acLouls Bovier. Wayland, defeated ' SitlM1 ChlUCh *nd Su?d,y scn‘x>’ SS?Kn^mdTdRapW*" Bhe was laid to rest beside her '^/KTing. XiieviUe, defeat- ‘^Xch M im" ed Henry Saroki. Grand Rapids. ,Ury’ March.?<' _________ Technical knockout, first round. | HIGHBANK. • RBbei’v Earle. Plainwell, defeated , The North Evangelical church are Kib Buck, Wayland. Knockout, • having an Easter pageant beginning first round |at ejght o’clock Sunday evening. • Lightweight Division. | April 1. Everyone Invited. Hub Gerkc. Grand Rapids, deMr. and Mrs. Byron Guy and sons tested Chewier Fike. Plainwell.' spent Saturday night at Mr. and Technical knockout, second round. Mrs. Will Guy's near Nashville, and Welterweight Division. spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Skiba: Grand Rapida, defeated oienn Hoffman's. James Thomas. Hastings. Decision. Mr* Ada Bell and Pearl Basorc three roqnds * were Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Dick Palmer. Middleville, ds tested c. Hoyt's near Aingor. Walter Remus, Wayland. Decision, : Earl Marshall and friend of Mar­ ------------three rounds. shall spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs Curt Marshall's. jALL-H. H. S. TOURNEY ,, _____ _ ______ _____ Lyle Thompson of theStriker dis* TO QUARTER FINALS £? AI) prices quoted in this adv and in our stores in­ clude thc Michigan 3 Per CATSUP Boule 12c CHEESE Full cream Wisconsin cheese. Interpreted in rich, yellow, soft and parous. LARD With this ’Slick' ereation you’re set to do things up brown. * Rice the development of a new grain; it' is a croa> between wheat and rye.! haring the quality of wheat end the power of rye to resist cold. PICKLES Dn>> 12c Sweets CORN 4 O Ik ID. I rSC X OV <"k !■* Choit, Bio, Ko., Ik. FAMOUS NORTHRUP KING Cream of Garden Golden u • 4 Bantam Swiet Com. £0.4 Cream style, solid pack. Can X \JV J 11— BEANS PURE « J Choice hand picked Michl, gan White Navy Beans. Baked? Delicious! - 6c * Minute Tapioca 13c * Chop Suey VagatMu “L ’ 20c c GARDEN SEEDS • PilUbury', But Kt "fl-09 • Pottad Stoats. 2&T 15c • Thin Shall SS.Z-JS. 15c LAWN SEED Golden Harvest. Flower and Vegetable veeds. Make last year's yard look like an Easter bonnet. fDiQrn CK13VU Extra Value /feme ^pYS! Gat « Book on Bauball . . .A Dandy! PEP 2 Pk.. 22c PUFFED WHEAT ru 10c PUFFED RICE «» 14c Ask about "Book, of Magic Tricks" offer. u-m. 25c With White Clover. x,k FU Keclpe *•rBWTa aa4 OS«rl 1-lb can 20c 34b. can 55c SCOT-TISSUE 3 «.iu 25c Maybe we shouldn't mention it in an Easter adv. but you’ll soon be needing housecteaniDg aids. Remember we have a complete stock CLIMALENE 3R.g Pkg. 25c Water softener. • Tunc In on "Dick Steele." Learn how to be­ come a boy reporter. Great fun! . 5S5— TH1NSIES ~ SOFTASILK aux 3 for 10c Dills Sweet Mi»a rut 21c ca.fi... ps. 50c — 10c 15c MOP HANDLES 32c CLEANER <- Sc O.K. SOAP 6 —23c Beautiful chromium nut and candy dish for 10c and the top of a Softarilk box. Last day. LUX SOAP 3 b„. 20c LUX FLAKES 10c SUNBRITE Chun, 2 c... 9c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fur that Easter Dinner. C. THOMAS S “Every Day Low Prices Large size 2>D BROOMS GswOUUty at * “nd ■ Fniirtann fl'wwa Ta a ma Oom 1 N0”*1® Marshall luw been fourteen ua<e 1 earns uoiu- qulte sick with the flu aincc Thure[ pete for School Title— !dsy. Track Practice Boon 1 R^n natural* Icientuu~report i An All-H: H 8. Basket Bail .Tourney has reached the quarterI final round with seven loam* left hi ((he running as follows; Oladsiones Important Nolic,! nr L»>M gack. IC ox. bottli Make your �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28. 1934 Should-Vote I many more concerts. We have the' complete changes of scenery, end rI poor health tor some time, had a ■■■ । —2 stroke while in Hastings Saturday. ■ The Band Tax. nucleus of a good band. What kind the skillful brush of “Jake" Miller.u »-» • He wai taken to the home of his I The people of Hastings NEED °f a bantl we w,n ^ve ‘Y° ream an expert of both artist's pallette fl OIYIC iLCOnomtCS band^and should have it hence. depends largely on how R Is and foctball fliSd. is busy each day I daughter. Mrs. Welfare. I? ■nd should have it. 2. The bond can not be adequately gSpte^chanre’toreceive traintag fain^ki~ painting huge “hofeT' “back “ett^on.rorih drops." motin-jI. .liiXtCIlSlOn W OTk James Miller, a one-time resident of this place, passed away at the people a chance to receive training Before you rent your house lhe next time, Ahat financed by subscription. 1 home of his son.Fred of Nashville । In a band. , , houses and all the other scenic. I your proaeptcive renter is a dependable credit Hastings ’ has progress ------- that will make thc play more - COATS GROVE NUTRITION. Monday, with burial at the Stony .u mus c I 8. The3.city council chargeL. ar- pl-.-m should keep abreast with। the risk. Our credit reporting service is available to Point cemetery. He was 91 years tne pro nro-­ Ute •».. expenditures for L„ Die --------------band and entertaining by reason of elaborate! (Continued from page one) i~— _ 17 '" : ----------The Coats Grove Nutrition class gress along other lines. will publish Ute report rt of of .the .the band band •"? and «" well executed ■' selting.i. ““«< 'mH ', with Un Donxhx Bumum. ' old. you for a nominal charge. Please cal! in person. ! the lasting benefits derived from 4. The band tax has proven en­ fund the same as1 any other mu­ Juel. Sinn l.u Um arnMn, out M,r „ cn.lrma„. wur. , This community was shocked of tl em MfUnv. «s chnlrm.n ot lhe un.ble to lo come eoqie UhW bo I,.Tuesday P. M. with a very bad ac­ ; participating in these organizations. tirely satisfactory wherever tried, nicipal fund. ~ *■*'- , WM was unable untu noon noon so ' idem eccuring while several men Art Commi'Ue. A miniature »t«rr ... — .. — r and no city has desired to repeal it. ....----- A miniature rtage wllda AUenUng conducted lhe bust5. A band is a benefit to the whole AN INTERESTING STUDY ,.USCd t^,bu d UP Proposed nM!l meeting. Owing to the inability ™ i keeping many families home nights 8 Stebbins Bldg. Bonded Collection Dept Hubert Barnum, , .wu vum.« w, .»«.» w - city and should be supported by all setting. The model is on a scale of of committee to find an oil stove ■ Walter Brown. OF PERIOD COSTUMES one-half tach to a foot and u exact lo w lhe Hm Lunch project could owner of lhe buzz rig. slipped and tered around doubtful places of I the people, fell in such a manner os to strike, in every- entail to accord with the not -be carried ... amusement. The band lias an appeal 6- H put* K°°d entertainment out. 'atrohg enough to take the place of within reach of all the people, rich Stvles of the Early Eighties dl.-.ii-nsions of tiie Central aurf.to-1I Roll call was answered by percen- his left arm on the saw cutting the hand completely off. He wks hurrium stage. There is eren n feat’age , these amusements. Is this not »form or poor, of home produced products rlcd to Hastings as quickly as posto Be Featured in "The of education 'that would reduce: 7. It will enable the band to In- ; ■nd Mrs. Caryl Puller Sunday. .KI. theimrat uurwlb- pl.eMbhh good „t our 1OBWOT ‘‘ '’"’S"!'? led them home toe over the week cHme? {crease Its membership and give Virginian" «“ m aide otthe bl, auditorium. M V em Brink-. “ was given by Vera Brink-> “ DOUD CORNERS. i When the curtains open upon the A glance over thc top of this tiny „ :orles ..’" — _ t - ®«. „ It proved very interesting. wWe , The- Cedar Creek L. A. 8. will । Mr. and Mn. Elmer Marlow en­ CARLTON CENTER. Report ol the Condition of The Hastings City Bank first act of "The Virginian." the seal will correctly show ------,,cx ,? learned what calories were and ! tertained lhe former's sister. Mrs. meet at the church April 5 for din­ i Next Sundayu..re is Easter Sunday and S drama of early Wyoming days what a patron .— -----------------SSiS ------- Mf8 llr<)n occupying It I. would w,iat became of them. In I. hoprd W1U be . r»d ” ""??' ner. Everybody. ftillv set ««> l°r tnr Ar. __ - members . see. This mnripl model, fully for .Ac: Act There srre .19 present.1 11 be. ‘ cho Lawrence, TtmrwUy Min which the Civic Players are diet­ Mr. and Mrs. Norris Bergman and 3 of the Virginian will be display- und four vUUor, p.rtake of lhe 10 *enrt?a “h Elrtne Denrwy of HssUnZ wm a Battle Creek visited at H. Bergman's ing on April 25 and 37. the years Sunday. will roll bock and the early "eigh­ Bob Whipple and Mrs. Evelyn ties" will live once more. The first iinret Coats coau ano All remember lhe L. A. 8. willMrMr» Fred Henney and Ison. Margaret and ximwie Floosie Sutherland and baby of Augusta act depicts a party at "Uncle" Bennett. V--------- -- •---------- * —1 visited *at Robert McMannis' Bun­ Hewie’s home. Il Is three o’clock . Katherine ,.... ._ X“ - ? •" «*■ »■ ■“*- day. __________ _ t__________ in the morning of a warm June with a demonstration on table set­ in ol»r* ... __ .............. 1 a.floo.oa day. The dancing and thc gayety fn, fonr.—Hossie vited. Vited. UngS. _ । .— «»• ._ 11 BiBtn 111 The annual per capita sugar con­ Manlrin*! Il«.n-I< ibi_.iw..i ting with service for •. | B1-.ll. have run throughout the night and Mrs. Wm. Hale accompanied ’Mr. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hole entertained sumption in the United States Is Oilier Bonds in ■ Bennett. Secy. :... 121.10.1.35 1 l*l«irr<l .. Other Iludi sn. now dawn is about to end the fes­ tind Mrs. Caryl Fuilor to - Battle relatives from Battle Creek and Mr. in excess of 98 pounds. tivities. A cast of 26 men and wom­ WELCOME GROUP. en take the parts of ranchers and (Continued from page one) ______ The Welcome Extension Class me* their wives, cowboys and cattle own­ ers. The women arc dressed in being deyorated with real lace Mutch 21, at the home of Mrs. their best, those strange bustlc-fea- brought from France by her great- Ruth Haven. The meeting was io’f ass ro tured creations that fashion of an­ grandmother over 100 years ago; an- called to order by the president, ' ’ other century decreed. High necks, other dress that is especially prized Mrs. Julia Smith. Roll call was takJ(< small waists, floor-sweeping skirts. is that worn by Sarah Jane Cowles, en and fourteen members were pres—---- ........ ....... . •.--------- ...» ent. ‘ •••-Minutes — -* of the last •--------meeting — sis.ooo.oo “h contribute to th^ “formal" finery who was united in marriage to Isa- i~~ Fnraltar* »t>4 F»tar*« ..... ——— ii.hco oo of the Hewies’ party. Men who be- ac Henry Wickwire near Banfleid on were read and approved. After a JJtNrr «•(•'» ....... ................ isininn1 heved in side-bums and long droop- Nov. 8. 1871. the parents of Mrs. D. lovely pot luck luncheon the lesson F«<lo«er. H»«4« I»»1—«>l«l «>•!> »(*»N s/M !nK moustaches, whirl thelrtpartners D. Putnam, who now owns thc was taken up by the leaders. Mrs. (telsidr otkRT < trmss Olb»» *ss.t. ... Anna Andrus and Mrs. Hazel Hlnkis,so* >i through the strenuous mazes of n dress. ------------- 1 waltz-quadrille, their Prince Albert Besides the gowns, thc "brides" >ely on Count iftg Calories which was 1 coats contrasting strangely with' the will wear antique jewelry with the very'Interesting. discussed plans for ; । easy pictHi-esqueness of cowboy older models.Till of which is very; Members , "chops" and flannel shirts worn interesting. Achievement Day which is to be Rehearsals will begin soon under Muy 8. and different subject^ were during their dally tasks. . . 1 The greatest care is being used in the direction of Mrs.Af. E. Whitman voted bn concerning our next .year's correctly showing the costumes, fur­ with the final rehearsal on Wed- project. Our group seems to be1, most niture and all other details as of the .nesday evening. April 4. ut seven interested in sewing. Meeting ad­ days in which the action of the o’clock at the church. Special light­ journed until our next lesson April play takes place. Thc elaborate ing effects will be arranged by !25.—Ruth Moore. Pub. Secy. cowboy "outfit" In which the Vir­ Clay Bassett ahd Sumner Meyers. I Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Baird. Mr.1 ginian first appears and other cosGLASS CREEK GROUP. tumei used will be obtained from and Mrs. A. K. Frandsen. Mr. and; Glass Creek Nutrition ulwup Group met one of the oldest costumers in the Mrs. R. J. McCreery and Mr. and wUh Mrs. Chas. Whittemore. March su>te of Michigan. Mrs. Edwin Mrs. Fred Jones will act as masters 22 for an all day meeting with fourPratt has this department under and mistresses of ceremonies. Icen members jwesent. ’ suite-vision and nil peisons who A dream by the -Bride To Be.", business meeting was folhave cowboy boots or othet western Miss Dorothy Long, furnishes thc lowed by a very delightful dinner out tit s which they would be a tiling theme for thc play, with Mrs. Or- atler whiCh the lesson on “Calories" the. "Voice -* o! was’giren**" **”'* *"* to loan to the Civic Players will val Sayles. as lhe. | nw iasl meeting of the group will confer a decided favor by rolling Dreams." Mrs. Pratt and so announcing. All Ticket* are on sale by the mem- be held April 20 with Mrs. Francis costumes loaned will be treated with bers of the L. A. S. circles, nt the Gorham when plans for AchleveWE adopted PROTECIU Bank Money Orders for l great care and i eturned in good .Banner office and at the stores uf ment iviit Day uny will win be uv made iiiauc. , two distinct reasonst । condition. Warren Roush. Jay Mend mid WnlIt is hoped hojx*d all members will be Few realize the immense amount ter Wallace. Prices are 25 cents for present.—Secy. —for the added convenience to you of of effort and work necessary to sat- adults and 15 cents for students, the ( |isfactorily put a play before the pub- musical program alone being worth j EAST BALTIMORE GROUP. being able to buy money orders where Dirertan. he. "The Virginian" requires four the price of admission. Tile East Baltimore Home Eco­ you do your banking. nomics Group met with Mrs. Edith WAYOFREDUC NG CRIME Property Owner! Satisfy Yourself HASTINGS CREDIT BUREAU HSsio BEOISPm xZBx • | j J1’*91, OUR CITY COUNCIL !wdch March 22 Ior •” *» d“> aonnn/1 —to gl,,e you a11 protective feaUUILU, turea and advantage* of other money order forma at fees slightly lower than you have been paying. ■ n ■ -rimir-rw nnnw mceting with 17 members and one IS A THRIFTY BODY Visitors present. --------------------I In the forenoon we reviewed last Makes City Improvements '<™n white in '"'■ ■<'7­ , ’’ , , , noon Mrs. Fancher presented the Without Bonds by Good lessjn on "Counting calorics" and Pinnnrinir i<LsJhow to figure Individual varia- What Shoe Colors Will You Choose? EASTEK FOOTWEAR Idran This EXster season brings navy blue as an outstanding spring color. Black is very good. Contrasting colors in gray give pleasing accent in many shoes. These then, are lhe best street and daytime colors for early spring—lo be followed by a riot of Color for summer sport wear. You can see these new shades in You should always have a receipt when money is given for payment. NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS Buildings wrecked Since 1892 windstorms while you wait tiful styles, all of them. These styles come In pumps, straps and oxfords. AAA to C. Size 3 lo 9. Service! Economy! Comfort! Style! Buy Shoes for Mileage! Shoes’. like railroad tickets, may look alike al a glance, yet the $8 ticket takes you farther than Shoes may look alike in pattern and color, yet be vastly different in leather, construction, workman­ ship. The $8 shoes will give twice the wear of the $5 shoes—and often more. To many men who experiment with cheaper shoes thU Li a timely reminder to figure on "service’' as the real basis of economy. We have $5 shoes, too, but we had rather see you wear the better grades! because they serve better, look smarter, and save £ou money. We have our New Spring C Floreheime in new brown and black custom toes, at *r ‘ We have other styles at $2.35, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 PROTECiU Bank Money Orders can be purchased for any amount. They have a receipt stub which you can keep, giving you a complete record of your transaction. Uojs ln calorlc nMda financing Thc excellent condition of city a1lc ncxt mccung will be held in finance.; was shown by the proceed- April with Mrs. Eva Bateman.— Ings ot the council on Friday eve- Frances Shurlow. Pub. Sec. ning. STONY POINT. Four thousand dollars were trans­ ferred by actlorTot the council from •1 John Hili and family, who have the city Water fund to thc city's 'been living in the northern part of Water Savings fund. Thc latter the state for the past few years, fund was used last year to make ex­ have moved on^o Alice Coolbaugh'3 " tensive Improvements at the' water­ farm. works station, which have improved I The Nashville Bank has sold their lly? appearance of the building and farm one-half mile east of the especially thc interior. Tills re- ’schoolhouse to a Detroit man. Mr. j | duced thc amount in the water sav- Roberts, formerly of Detroit, has1 j Ings fund to $2210.84. The action :rented the farm and took possesFriday evening will add $4,000 to 1 I that savings fund. There is still Mr. and Mrs. Washington Helmer [ left $8,000 in the city water fund. 1and daughter Carrie have moved to which will be ample to finance Hastings. Sorry to lose such kind I whatever may be required in the :neighbors from our midst. John Ruling. who lias been in very ! way of extensions. ‘ By vote of lhe council. $4,000 was transferred from the Sewer Savings fund to the Sewer Checking ac-1 count, n Is easy to sec that if the city had not had this savings fund, and hod needed $4,000. it would I have been necessary to borrow the I money, which.Is being used In put­ ting in new sewers this year, when' so much labor is donated by the i | CWA for such a purpose. It is such । financing ns this which has given the city of Hastings a state-wide reputation for the careful manner in which its city business Is con­ ducted. City improvements are made as required, but no bond issues are necessary, because the council had anticipated what might be required and has planned to have the cash ready when needed. Thc City owes no indebtedness. It has several thousands of dollars in [ savings funds in the banks for use' should the situation require its use and thereby saves bond Issues. । When city cash is not in immediate demand, the thrifty city fathers tuck it away in savings funds, where it draws three per cent inter­ est. which Is larger than tlve gov­ ernment pays oh its bonds. Every point has been carefully guarded in our new “Great Scott" Spring Shoes for children. Prices are reasonable, yet high enough lo allow good materials and workman­ ship; perfect construction and fault­ less fitting, to assure ptblection for growing feet. There’s health and happiness in our children's shoes for Easter. “Great Scotl" shoes are noted for. their wear and we have a good assortment of styles and widths in these children’s shoes. Prices Range From $po to $259 by Windstorm have struck Michigan every year doing great damage... often several storms in ONE yearl During thc past 30 years this big company has paid losses amounting to $4,022,884.15. This is an average of over $134,000 per year. If the year 1934 keeps up this average, there will be much property destroyed in the state. PLEASANT RIDGE. ' Mrs. Chas. Jamas' brother. Art Roush, of Battle Creek, spent over Sunday with them. Hubert Barnum had the misfor­ tune to lo&e his left arm below lhe elbow on a buzz saw Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Allie Cheney of Carlton spent Friday at' Alton (Woods'. An Easter sermon will be given ; next Sunday morning by Mr. Thompson. The teacher. Mrs. Flos­ sie Allerding. and school will have exercises in the evenelng. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ronk of Bat­ tle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Lewjs Ab­ bey. Robert and Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kinne, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Gass and daughter of Flint spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kinne. The Coals Grove P. T. A. will meet at the schoolhouse Friday night. March 30. Howard Norcutt and a group of young people from Clarksville will furnish the whole1 entertainment consisting of musical piano music. the church basmenL table service. Please bring Thc time to get insurance is before the loss. The cost in this company has been but 7c on each $100 insurance for 48 years. Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Co. HOME OFFICE—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN The Unrest of Its Kind in the Sate of Michigan The owner of this once One property, Gladys Vick, promptly retired $1,799, the See one of our Local Agents or write to the Home Office. �THl HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH M. 1W4 HIWWSocial Events and Personal Mention Tll IN HER WILL DELIGHTFUL PARTY. APPLE CRUMBLE FUNDING. lovoly party od Friday evening, th* 1-3 c butter. guest* being twelve girl* who gradu­ 1-2 c sugar (white or brown). ated In Miss Royer'* clau from High 4 apple* « c. sliced). cchool. also their mother* and »cvBlend thc pour, butter, and sugar( eral Invited friend*. with a pastry blender or me Anger* Mr*. Gordon Utter (Helen Al-------- crumbly , mau..Slice th*I Charles Birdsall of Grand Rapids C. W. Crawford 1* In Toledo on LATE ELIDA 8 HAW GIVE 8 larding) and Mr* John Walter* apples into _________________ buainaa. > a buttered baking dish;. was in Hastings on Saturday. dorralno Jugle) were honor guest* > cover with the flour mixture. Bake LIBERALLY TO HER Mis* Eleanor Miller of BinningMia* Josephine Carveth was home and were presented with a mUcel- |ln a moderate oven (375 degree* F.)1 CHURCH * laneou* shower. until apple* are tender and the MU* Dorothy Field li horn* from Lyman B. Chamberlain of Char­ aames were played al which Mr*, crust brown or about 45 minutes, i lotte was in the city on Monday. Lots Loe Hall won top prize and Serve with cream. CREATES PERPETUAL Mr. and Mn. Guy Giddings visited Dwight Fisher is homo from AlMrs. Nina Allerdlng the booby, lhe Mr. and Mr*. Otto Isen hath enter­ bton College for thc Easter holiday*. friends in Middleville on Sunday. tained the Ultra Club on Wednes­ BAKED CUSTARD. TRUST FOR ESTATE gifts then being turned over to the Cole Newton »nd MU* Helen New­ Miss Beatrice Giddings ot Battle day evening of last week, all memhonor guerts. Mr*. Walter* getting 3 c scalded milk. ton were In Kalamazoo on Satur­ Creek waa home over th* week end. bere being present. The usual pot. Namns Michigan Trust Com. first and Mr*. Utter lhe tow prise. Miss Margaret Merrier is home luck dinner wa* served followed by; « omos micnifBQ I rust uom Ail had a delightful time talking day. MU* Katherine Humphrey visit­ from Kalamaaoo for a week's vaca- election of oflJcera for the coming over past experience* and renewing pany ■■ as Trustee «r of ed Grand Rapids friend* over the tton. year. Ed. Lawrenco was named o», acquaintance*. 1-3 t vanilla. Her Estate MLm Henrietta Bauer Is home chairman and Mrs. Otto Isenhatn I Scald the milk. Mix sugar, eggs, . Mrs. Ethel Bradford of Saginaw is from Albion CoUcge for lhe Easter secretary and treasurer. At bridge! _________ __________ The will of MU* Elida Shaw ha* salt and flavoring and combine with spending some time with her moth­ holiday. top scores wete won by Mrs. Archie been filed in probate court. As she scalded milk. Four into custard er. Mrs. Mtaa Bcott. Winston Boyes is visiting hU Relckocd and Wm. Schader and1 remembers in her gift* local Instltucups or baking-dish set in pan of Miss Yvonne Trego was home1 Bo,“' Clml“ “1 “ «*' esltouly hot water and poach in a alow oven from Butterworth hospital. Grand1 this week. inmiv Newton. ncwvuu. Ermont . . , . . <300 degrees P.) until firm. A knife Frederick Palmer, who work* in This meeting marked thc the elgh=ir.-:" , ®lven a OQQd 8°od rt deal “’ of ,hnuoht thought to to, Rapids, over Sunday. BROWN 8AUCE. blade run into the center of the cus­ Mis* Margaret Benedict of Benton‘ IndlonapolU. Ind., spent the week tee nth anniversary ot the organ!- j what she wished to have done with 1 T chopped onion. tard will come out clean. Harbor has been visiting Hasting*1 end al home. ution of this club, the first meeting , her property after herdecease, we relative* for several days. Miu KatherineGiddings, who U being held ■* the home of Mr. and । 'know our readers will — be interested Pepper. EGGS IN SAUSAGE. j Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Van De Lune। a student at W. 8. T. C.. is home tai Mrs. Relckord tiny shamrocks were (., .... 2 T flour. (Recipe for individual 1 serving) F used as favors at the first meeting. J?* H.? .ftrr the of Holland were Sunday guests of a week's vacation. 1 c brown meat stock. Mrs. Wayne Merrick andMiss so Mrs. Iscnhath used similar ones' Wjrt. she provides that after the Mr. and Mr*. R. J. McCfecry. Salt. 1?Unei?11 Julian Townsend goes to Lowell Margaret Merrick spent Tuesday in at her party on Wednesday night. Add Brown the onion and fat.-----5 • | During the years, the Club ha* i **en PsitL her household furniture. the flour and stir constantly until tonight to attend the Senior Fair Eaton Rapid*. 1 t minced onion. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Chidester and done much good with gifts to the P®Jre* ■ 1x1 .Blv.Cn P*”®"* flour Is brown. Pour In the brown as the guest oi Harold Jefferies. Salt. Mrs. Donald Smelker is spend­ Mis* Mary Lou Streeter were in needy, contributions to tho hospital. (*hom*he1 h“ designated In writing. i.": stock and cook with constant stirPepper. -‘Hhe "‘nntotea tn the 52 IS will that the E­ ing two week*, with Mr. and Mr*. Grand Rapids Saturday. Combine the meat, onion, salt and Harold McDonald of Battle Creek. "Mr. and Mfs. Rankin Hyde and I pepper, and brown qukkly In the Mr. and Mn. Floyd Buskirk visit­ George of Prairieville visited Mrs. I , WHITMORE—SMITH. fat. Arrange the meat in a ring in ed their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nettle Hyde on Saturday. I on March 17th at noon in the Company of Grand Rapids a* trus- / WorSr- on individual ramekin. Break two Snyder, of South Hastings on Sun­ Mr. and Mre Edw. Downs were beautiful Beverly Hills Pretbytcrtan Sl^hteh w£l°f hCrishlre. “uce ** “dded- M you do eggs gently into the center and buke day. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mre. R. D. church In Chicago, thc Rev. Lcason in a moderate oven at 350 degree* Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gladstone Mancbcrtcr of Lansing. Sharpe united In marriage Miss ! no1 happen to have any brown meat ?• until thc eggs are firm. Serve and- family of Grand Rapids visited Mias Eola Webster o< Royal Oak Joiephlne Smith and Mr. Delbert •««* 011 hftnd a boulllton cube mell- with escallopcd vegetables. dren of her brother Joseph Snaw, wm nur. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gladstone on was the guest of Mis* Emily Me-, Whitmore, wnitmore. well wen known known young young people people her deceased Uster. Martha Harmon.!ed ,n hot **Ur *1U **rVe lhe Sunday. Elwain over the week end. I•of Of Hastings. Hastings. The bride wore a atrikstrlk- and of her sister. Ellon Bradley and |1 MEXICAN BEEF CASSEROLE. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kermeen of Mra. Keith* Daniela called on her lng blue ensemble with accessories 2 lbs. chopped beef. Caledonia visited Mr. and Mr*, parent*. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Eash. of whRe and carried a beautiful her sister Sarah E. Cooper, oil of i PEA TIMBAJ.ES. 1-2 c chopped suet. jack Snyder of South Hastings on and family Bunday morning. bouquet of bronze anapdragons. Batttlc Creek. She also gives 1100 2 1-3 c cooked peas or 1 can peas. 1 medium onion, chopped. Tuesday last. Mr. and Mra. Otto Iscnhath and ullsman roses, and white lilies Her lo her frlcna. Helen J. Patton, of 2 eggs. weU beaten. 2 c soft bread crumbs. Richard Jacobs, who is attending family and Mta. Helen Wearer w«rc altendani wa. her niece. Mis. Kalh- Cloverdale. 2 T melted butter. , She-gives *1.000 to the Michigan 3-4 t chill powder. school in Big Rapids, spent the week m-BatUe Creek on a»U»rday. erlne Mary Kelley, who wore a green end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. MUs Mae Keller of Ann Ajbor will1 ensemble. Her corsage was made of Trust Company in trust, the Income 1-8 t pepper. 2 eggs. James Jacobs. spend lhe week end with her par-; gwect peas and gardenias. Mr. of which is to be used for the benefit Few grains cayenne. ) 4 T horseradish. Misses Elisabeth Finch and Helen ents. mu. Dr. Or and Mra. Mra Guy ouy C. c Keller. Kellar. „ whitmore „ chose for his best ...... man. of her brother and after his death. | Few drops onion juke. , for tho benefit of his wife. Whatever j 1-3 c uxnato catsup. Wade will spend their Easter vaca­ Mr. and Mra. Kmh t»nUL, .pent. Mr. How„,a Mr. FroU and i may be left in till* fund she directs j 1 c white sauce. Combine all ingredient* and pack \ ' tion al the former's home in Ko­ Sunday afternoon and erenln, with Mr whlunore are friend, ot Iona Reserve 1-3 c peas and rub reS.’w.lM^V. i.Wok'oUinci.r^Snd^'I'S 1>“‘ “U° Es’I nud^der throwh ^puip^ »dd in a greased casserole or loaf pan. J' atari Urc ’V t W.rlr.yft in nh.r. . .... . . . ... komo. Indiana. Burdette Smith left Hastings Fri­ Bake in a hot oven for 45 minute*.; w Mra. Vlrplnra M.UU o< Tr.rara. “m'lZ i ,U"‘ ,U ™! '"f ' day P. M. for Fulton. New York to Mias Virginia Mann* of Traverse u, ,„u. U1 Mlu and onion juice. Turn into buttered Serve hot or cold, sliced. jSSl. M«7 pw£ i'e te! visit his brother and wife. Mr. and Oily City Inrara leaves Uwraw tomorrow lor for horn. home Mier after pwdM bridal party are ...du.... graduates M of •!..-[ Hasmolds. Set in pan of hot water, VEGETABLE SCALLOP. Mrs- Stanley Smith. vlsltlng Miss Mabel Sisson since . -----------------------: tings High school. quests mentioned, shall be, pul into 1cover with buttered paper, and bake . Mrs. Fred Mahoney and Miss Sunday. 1 1-2 c cooked siring beans. I Returning to the home of lhe •a I Residuary Estate in perpetuity, until firm in moderate oven <350 Tdlldrvd Newton of Kalamazoo were Miss Ruth Wibcrt is home from bride's brother -and sister-in-law 1 1-3 c cooked sliced carrots. degrees F-> Remove from molds to Bunday guest* of their parents, Mr. Hillsdale for a week's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Kelley, a (and the Income from it used for the 1 1 T chopped green pepper. serving dish. Add reserved pea* lo and Mrs. Cole Newton. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles j luncheon was served. Tall tapers1 puritoses she mentions, which are as sauce and serve with timbale*. 1 T chopped onion. . ! follows: Mr*. Glenn Brower and Mrs. Alma Wibcrt. 'and spring flowers made a lovely One-tenth of the residuary estate Flngleton were in Saranac Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faul and center piece for the bridal table. 1 1-4 c medium cream sauce. CORN FRITTERS. . is to be held in a perpetual trust ‘pie former attending a funeral, and Marietta were guests of Mr. and Salt, pepper. Sunday, the Rev. and Mr*. Leason; and the income therefrom lo be 2 c canned corn, drained. the latter visiting friends. Mrs. Richard O’Brien ot Loinsing on Sharpe entertained at dinner for .1 c bread crumbs. 2 t baking powder. given to thc Diocese of Western Mrs. Fred Beckett and daughter. Sunday. Combine thc vegetables. Add ten. That evening Mr. and Mrs 1-2 c flour. Miss Madeline, and Mrs. Gertrude Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper and Whitmore and Mr. Frost returned to Michigan of the Protestant Epi&cocheese lo the hot cream sauce, and Haun of BatUe Creek were Sunday Joseph Dtlcker ot Kalamazoo were Hastings in a much decorated car.' pal church, to be ap|>llod to any cook very slowly in a double boiler Pinch of pepper. 1 assessments made by such Diocese guest* of Mr. and Mrs. George Bunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Wm. i the work of Chicago friends. unUl the cheese to melted. Add the 1 c milk. and credited lo Hm* Emmanuel EplsBhemeld. sauce to the vegetables, with sea­ Ducker, Jr. Vi nivcr After nvoi April UI», first. Mr. and mi--. Mn. 1 T melted shorteningMr. and Mrs. Abcn Johnson and Master Kingsley Zcrbel of Kala- whitmore will be al homp at 713 W. copal church of Hastings. 81ft dry ingredients thoroughly, soning* to taste. Place in a cas­ Qnc-tenth of the residuary estate •Mr. and Mrs. James Radford re­ mazoo is spending some time with WBinut 81.. this city. Ttiflir many; serole, cover with crumbs and bake rub In butter and add liquids, beat turned on Sunday from Minneapolis. his grandparent*. Mr. and Mra. Her- frlcnds unite’ .In extending best' is to be held In trust and the income fn.a moderate oven. 350 degrees F„ well and drop by spoonfuU in a ket ­ ' to.be paid to the Emmanuel Episco­ Minn., where the men had been on man Zcrbel. Zerhel 'wishes for 20 to 30 minute*. pal church of Hastings, to be used tle of dfeep, hot fat and fry at a business. Mr. and Mrs. William Severance solely for the rector's salary of said temperature of 360 degrees until L V. Beumer. the Rev. John W. and family of Battle Creek were FAREWELL PARTY. LEFT-OVER MEDLEY. church. If thc church shall be wllh- browned. pitching. Dr. Frank Carrot hers and Sunday guests of his mother. Mrs. [ 2 c cooked flaked Osh. Mrs. Jennie Clute. 51 Warren St..• out a rector, lhe Income durhig such Finley Johnston were In Lansing on Mary Severance. . POTATO FRITTERS. 2 c cooked diced potatoes. Battle Creek, delightfully enter ­ ' period shall be paid to carry on Mis ­ Thursday attending a Knights Tem­ Me. and Mra. Ford Demonci of 2jc hot. riced potatoes. 1 c cooked diced celery. tained the girls of the Carton Dept sionary work by the Protfslant Episplar meeting. Knlamazoo spent Saturday night *T cream 1 c grated cheese. of the Kellogg xzx,. Co. ... nt ..v. her home ... Fri-: C(ipal copal enuren. church. Mrs. James E. McQullqugh and and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. vi 1 t salt 1 green pepper, chopped. .day evening, March 33. A bountiful[ one-tenth o! thc residuary estate ion ond her brother. Alien Kellogg, Bessie Leonard. Few grains cayenne. ' 1 1-2 c cream sauce. all ot Flint were Sunday guests of MUs Helen Wade has been enter._­ I pot luck supper was iser'eci al 6:! is to be held in trust and the Income Few grains nutmeg. Salt, pepper. Mr. and Mrs. John Wood and Mr. taining her niece. Barbara Wade, of places being set for twelve and the Is to be i»ald to lhe Pennock hos­ 3 eggs, well beaten, Fresh tomato. table decorated for Easter with .a pital fund to carry on 1U regular and Mrs. Harry Water*. Traverse City, since Friday. She re­ 2 egg yolks, well beaten. Green pepper. , yellow and white color scheme. work. Emil Tydcn returned on Tuesday turns tomorrow. 1-2 c flour. Combine flsh with vegetables. Add I The occasion was a fhrewell party Three-tenths of the residuary es­ from a visit in San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Will Corrigan and daughter Add cream and seasonings to po­ grated cheese, the cream sauce and Mr. and Mn. Richard Groos and Rita of Chicago were guests of Mr- for Mrs. Josephine Dunkeiberger. tate is to be made a trust, and the tatoes. Add eggs, having bowl con­ seasonings to taste. Place in a cilswho Is moving to Lima. Ohio, where ton' return today from their visit and Mrs. Ralph Eggleston Saturday income devoted to tiro support of taining mixture in pan of ke water, • serole, sprinkle with more grated her husband. Leland Dunkeiberger. with relative* in San Antonio. the Nashotah House at Nashotah. and beat until cold. Add flour, and night and Sunday. , l cheese and decorate the top with Miss Bernice Creascr of Grand Mr. and Mrs. E- C. i Sackrider of has employment In lhe Artkraft Waukesha county. Wisconsin, when well mixed, drop by spoonfuls1 sections -of tomato and strips of Rapids comes today for a short visit East Lansing were RupsUi of Mr. and Sign Co. Two-tenths more of the residuary green pepper, radiating to the cen­ Mrs. Dunkeiberger 'Was presented estate is to be placed in trust and in deep fat and fry. with Dr. and Mrs. Guy C- Keller, Mrs. John C. Ketcham Monday ter. Bake about 30 minutes in a । with a lovely purse as a remem­ the income used for tire support of going from here to Marshall to be night and Tuesday. FRITTER BATTER. ' moderate oven. brance. she has been employed in the guest of Miss Anna Howe for « Assembly of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Johnston and the Carton Dept, for the past five lhe Stony Brook 1 1-3 c flour. . few days. Stony Brook. Long Island, New Mra. Charles Gorham were Sunday BEEF FOR CHILDREN. years and Is the daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Everhart will guests of Mr. and Mra. Frank Mac­ York. . 2 t baking powder. and Mrs. John Loomis of Nashville Beef, it Is agreed, is an excellent be guests of friends In Grand Rapids kinder of Battle Creek. The remaining two-tenths of thc t‘ food for children because it fur­ and attend the DuBoU Passion residuary estate is to be held tn 2-3 c milk. Miss Mary Lou Streeter and Lyle r.F. .-rr ath riuthijay CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY, ^oratorio to be given by Park Congre- Scudder spent Sunday and Monday trust and the Income paid into a 2 T powdered sugar. (For »weet nishes valuable proteins, minerals and vitamins which they need. It Callonnl choristers on Good Friday with the former's parents. Mr. and I Ftom tlie Saugus. Mass, Herald permanent fund, to be used and ap­ fritters only). — In ... Holland. taken -the—following----------article. conI plied for providing free beds, vtnlng. Sift dry ingredients, add egg well may be fed to even the very young Mrs. Lee Watson. Iwag ---------------.. ,r —■ — ------------ - ---------—. treatMr. and Mrs. Charles Garrett of Mt» Beatrice Carrothera and Mlsr cernlng Ordway Hilton, .ion of Mr. nient and care at Pennock hospital beaten, and tnilk. The baiter should child in Ute form of scraped beef or 'Augusta. Mr*. Maurice Mills of Dos­ Jpsephinc Carveth arc expected ««> ;----Mrs. Alonzo Hilton, former restin this city for needy sick children, —-- -------------- ---------- ----- ------ -- - ......... . be just thick enough to coat the ar- broth. As soon as he is able to ___ - .from Detroit lhe last’of the riAnl. hfrao* ™-*.. u. _—.——->.. committed tkle It 1* Intended to cover. If It IS chew, he may have meat in other ter. Mrs. Bernard Mills and Harvey ahome who may be ■temporarily / ’ | Orway Hilton of 37 Chestnut,to that hospital* care. The use of too thin, add more flour; if too forms. Mills of Kalamazoo were Sunday week for the Easter holidays. Meat for younger children should r.ararm. .. thick, add more liquidattests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice George n..,aar Bauer. Uortiov Hartley Finstrom, street atroet became 19 rears years of ace age on Ii this fund fnr for thU this nurrwu. purpose u is to k be 13th. At present K he direction of the Pennock Robert and Nelson Gardner and February ------------------------------------“ to (under the ----------------• — --------------ThU batter may be used to cover be prepared simply, and all ot thc Mrs. Chas. Leonard. Mrs. E. J. Max Coats are home from M. 6. C-. Staying with his aunt, Mrs. Hawk-1 hospital board of trustees, such fruits as peaches, bananas, etc rich gravies and sauces should be omitted. Really thc only gravy In­ ridge of Clifton. On account of his *• the time this article Is written, Pratt. Mrs. F. W. Stebbins and Mrs. East Lansing, for their vacation. At cluded in the very young child’s diet AtPLE FRITTERS. A. IL Carveth attended a luncheon Mr. and Mra. H- Frederick Dailey attending the Winter Institute of ithc inventory of the estate has noi 1 c milk: should be the meat juice itself, and at Hotel Olds Monday In honor of have moved back to Hastings from the Epworth League at the Boston ibeen filed, so It Is not known how Uiis without a large quantity of fat. MU* Frances Perkins. Secretary of Marshall and .... ....... m . m . c Street M. E church. Lynn, on Moni much of the estate, after paying the are living in the Mrs. 1 I sugar. Labor from Washington. D- C Fred Parker house on W. Court st.'day evening, his birthday surprise ispecific bequests to relatives, will be HORSERADISH JELLY. Salt. William DeMond of Ute Starr. was on the 13th. He visited hLs par- ileft for the residuary estate to be Commonwealth at Albion came 8at-‘ent* on Sunday and they presented iused for the benevolent purposes 'For Roost Beef, 3 c flour 1 l baking powder. urday to spend a week's vacation him with a radio which he can carry ishe specified. Apples. 1-2 cup horseradish. with hl* grandmother. Mrs. Bessie around with him. During the evcBREAKS HIP IN FALL. To the milk add the weU-bealcn 1-2 cup vinegar. Leonard, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles ,lln« he heard from thc Byrd Ex­ All were very sorry to hear of thc egg yolks and the sugar, then the I Leonard. -pedltlon very clearly. 1-3 cup commercial pectin. Lawrence Wolfe went to Kalama-' accident which happened to Mrs. flour mixed and sifted with lhe bak­ Measure the sugar, horseradish, BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Jennie Rowley on Thursday al the ing pawder and the salt. Then fold and vlriegnr into a large saucepan zoo on Monday to join an orchestra on a tour uirougn me souui unui A magnlflclent bouquet and "a home ot her granddaughter and in the stiffly-beaten whites. Add and mix thoroughly until the sugar on a Xn lour through the south until “*PPX jUne. £e5 wlB Wl" husband. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Jones sliced sour apple*, being careful to is dissolved. Bring to a boil. then, at Houghton lakefor the summ™ re- Mrs. Mr* Forrest B. Lane was met by of Wyandotte. As Mrs. Rowley , waa get tho batter all over them. Drop once add the pectin, stirring con­ , Tuesday at nine p. M. when she walking across lhe kitchen floor, by spoonfuls Into deep fat and fry stantly Bring to a full rolling boll returned from the .Strand Thiater lhe slipped and fell, sustaining a two to three minutes. Serve will) and botl for one-half minute. Re­ Hon. and Mrs. John C. Ketcham were In Pioneer, Ohio, on Sunday to discover twenty-six of her good broken hip. She was taken to the powdered sugar or cream or a sauce. move from the fire, skim, and pour quickly into Jelly glasses. When firm, where the former gave the Palm friends and neighbors In possession Wyandotte hospital and today It Is WHEN COOKING BROCCOLL. unmold and serve with roast beef. Sunday address at the Methodist of her home. And was she surprised? expected that slic will be removed to To prepare broccoli discard leave* church of which Rev. Russell IL And what cats! Bridge was played her daughter's. Mrs. J. E. Mattoon's and lough portton of stalks. Wash the rest of the evening. Mrs. Thomas on 8. Church St. Owing to Mrs. Brcadv is the nastor. POT ROAST OF BEEF thoroughly. Let stand In cold water MUs Mabel Sisson was lhe guest Paulsen of Detroit was an out of Rowley's age. her accident Is a seri­ WITH HORSERADISH SAUCE. 15 to 20 minute*. Drain. Cook, un­ guest. ous one. ■ of Miss Elizabeth DeYoe ot Mw»- town -_______________________ covered. In a large quantity ot boil­ kegon from Friday Uli Sunday. OthBRIDGE PARTY horseradish. RETURN THIS WEEK. ing water 30 to 35 minute* or until "oo 8u,K4y *ere Eight guest* were entertained by Snlt. Word received from Mr. and Mrs. tender. Avoid over cooking. Serve fred McLravy and Mn. TH Me­ Miss Grace Edmonds on Saturday Pepper. W. R. Cook says they will be homo with melted butter, salt and pepper, La ug111 in of Grand Rapids. (evening at bridge, top score going to Brown meat well on all sides In a on Friday _of_____ this_____ week. They landed or with Hollandaise sauce. MU* Helen Jeanne launbic, ketUe containing melted suet or ElUabelh Finch and second to at New York City on Saturday. Mari Jul happen*. Usaally th* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Miss ! RAW SPINACH*SALAD. lard. Season with salt and pepper. Jannet Michael. Refrgshmtnt* (24. after a two weeks’ trip on thc Lamble. U home this week from the MU* ( To 2 1-2 cups splMch chopped Drain the liquid from the horserad­ penon was Mm with imwere served and a delightful eve- President ,J—- •• —•- — ■—•-------via ■- thc Lincoln, returning Prances Shimer Junior College, al nlng was enjoyed. or cut. and 2 raw apples diced with ish and pour over the pot-roast. Panama canal. At present they arc Mt. Carroll. UllnoU. for Hie spring skins, add trifle chopped onion, salt. Cover closely, reduce the tempera­ guests of Admiral and Mrs. George TEE-BEES MEET. vacation. Miss Lamble Is a junior. I Add lemon Juice to any good egg ture and simmer gently untU done, Rock In New York City. Mrs. George Coleman returned on Mr. and Mrs Albert Be&smcr en­ dressing to make sour and to«* to­ about three hours. Turn the meat REPORT N&T WEEK Thursday from 8t. Petersburg. Fla., tertained i the Tec-Bees at dinner on gether. two or three times so that It will all where *l»e. ih company with Mr. Friday ; evening, covers being laid for A report of the American Legion be nicely flavored with Hui horse­ and Mr*. Frank Edmonds, had been eight. ( Spring flowers made attrac­ and Auxiliary convention held at GRAINIOLA OF BREAK­ radish. Thicken the liquid In the for several weeks. On their way to tive । FAST FOOD. kettle. This gravy will be a really table decorations. Three Rivers on Sunday will ap­ Miami, the three met with an auto 3 cupa com meal. Tlw evening was spent with sing­ pear next week. delicious horseradish sauce. accident, their car being demolished ing । and visiting. | ThQM who attended from Has* ' 3 cup* oat meal. but none were badly hurt. Mr. and] 3 cup* whole wheat flour. MARINATED VEGE­ new inre rena' ltUy,H were Mr and Mr;*' Frank An’ Mrs. Edmond* are vUttlng in Kls3 cups white flour. TABLE SALAD. rrt.. . I "able and Mr. and Mrs. Harry rtaon yourself. Let our In­ Tlw New idea Club was enterjworxi slinmM. Florid*, before returning to! -------------- ---------------------------------------- -----Equal part* ot cut canned green 3 tablespoon* sugarklnAll at. thn hrunra Xr. Vari I " . . 1 their home-heretained at the home of Mrs. E»ri! — i — — ■,«.» . • string beans, celery or shredded strument* do that. 2 level teaspoons salt , Boyes on Wednesday evening. Mar. PAST MATRONS. One to two quarts milk. cabbage, portion ot grated carrot; _ yyP8>GQK8 OPERATION. mtn.* Day dinner uuuwi i The me-**■•* Matrixw liuu enurr1•*■»■ 14. *» A lovely qv St.. Patrick Part Matrons' club was enterMix cereals with milk and make (raw), a little chopped onion, salt.. Frtend* of Dr. Aorti* Uach of wai served e.30, after ujildi a tained on Tuesday by Mrs. Herbert stiff dough. Roll out like pie prust. Marinate with French dressing and L*?*1"* *T,T *orry hear *he vwry enjoyable social evening was Freeland; assteted by Mr*. George prick it well. Bake until golden thl* can stand one hour. I underwit a major operation <xi 4pcnt, members being present. (White. The ladies spent thc after-, brown in not too hot oven. Eat Uka Monday al Sparrow hospital in Hurt i -------IXMHl working on Ibrtr Frlcnd- Swedish bread or grind and eat PEACH DESERT SALAD. clty Al UM report* »he was doing ; DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON. du» ouUte> On a garnish lay narrow slice* of with cream and sugar a* cereal. as wall as powlble, It Is thought'! Mrs. Guy C. Keller was hostess at p 1—-------- —, OPTOMETRIST canned peaches In ring. Mix ground 1 that t)Mt operation was thc result of a lovely luncheon on Tuesday, covJ. F. F. CLUB. raisins and nuta with salad dress- I CHRISTMAS SALAD. Hasting* an automobile accident austainad a ere being laid for twelve. The ladle* Mr* Robert Mill* la entertaining Equal part* ol diced cooked beets, ing and put dip In center. Sprinkle 1 while ago. AU hope lor her specdj- Jouk their work, ' pending the alter-1 the J. F- F club till* Wednc*<l.iy gTMn bum* and shredded cabbage. recovery. jnoon with scWlng. (afternoon at bridge. Balad* dressing. New Styled Ultra Club Ob­ serves Birthday Helpful Suggestions i Imperfect Vision NeVer... L.V. BESSMER ISTINCTION in clothes is as much a matter of quality as design. Suits here this spring are woven from pure virgin wool. Quality is assured. D And they arc designed for men of good taste by the world's foremost style authorities. Prices on men's clothing are slowly rising—but we have made every effort to keep them as low as.possible and still give good value. Shirts & Ties for Easter Shirt* with stripes arc called for in lhe well-dressed man's wardrobe this spring. And all colors are good. We have tlie latest patterns in stock, and a wide variety in plain colored shirts — whites, light blues. Uns. and greens. Prices on cottons have advanced and there is a processing tea,, ip spite of these factors oyr‘ l>rlce range for shirts of tpou quality is 11. 81.50 and 51.05. Have you s$en the Gold Standard ties? If you have the very latest In color and pattern fashion* for spring. They're not only new; they're, extraordinarily attractive, and If you don't care for Gold stripes, plain colors, pat­ terns of all kind* in the latest styles for nun. Prices are 58c. 75c and 41 for neckwear of fine quality. Clothing & Shoes for Men & Boys HASTINGS Easter Greetings! Friday, March 30 Saturday, March 31 Butter - Me P and G or Flake White Soap u. 3c Cheese full c.«m m.ij M-a-,.. Gold Dust wuku< r.ws* Crystal Wedding Oats Post Toasties large box Eggs a. 18c u.u.l7\ic 2-25c Strkify Fn»h Town Talk Blend Silver River Blend Bliss Coffee v,««. r-d. Order Your Eatttr Hume and Meat* Hero. IINHA W.DMmt TUUGlMieitf �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH tS, IBM FOR RXI.K~1.Ibi WANTS ' ‘ 11,1 STAR TEMPERATURES THE CHURCHES _______________________ _ _ SELF-RESPECT. Weight* and Meaaure. BEYOND COMPREHENSION 'nomlc distress*when people are toaI tn« ing thaal* Qielr hiKinMB business, fVlAl* their Kramam homes, IK-1their The liter la a little larger than the United States <uart. which In turn Is only about four-fifths of the Imperial quart. Measured In cubic Inches, the liter Is 01,162 cu­ bic Inchew; the United States quart la B7.7A cubic Inches; the imperial quart la 00J12 cubic tnchea. Tlie Herman metric pound Is QUO grama or half a kilogram; this la equal to one-tenth more than our pound' weight. troubles, subtracts from your earn­ ings. multiplies your worries, di­ Accurate temperature measure - life savings, their courage, their am­ vides your attention, taksa Interest menu of the suprr-heated stars , bitton. and their hopes. It U indeed — -------- --not only ... - • ordeal. A man may lose his from your work, and discounts your which would fry lhe >— proverblal egg. but burn it and reduce • earthly all. yet If he retain hte selfthe whole to lu original chemical reapect.he can sill) be, rich in the t iemenu in a gaseous state, in prac- things that count—the things that *i»rn Ir.e l'»l. i.i, l*i«rnm Fritlar. . tically instlntaneous time, are re- endure and ire worth while. Ha who (IL'ARAXTEEh IIOBNKN (<•* *Mf »« all jwrtcd by Dr. Orren Mohler of the his aclf-respect. though he *II4 .it «hn*|. Wright aLo.lt "i.*I,>"' * I*11' 1*. M.. Young i 1 Um.. John... at lu*k. <M*»m. 4 2S •. m f.'.n..;*d i.> L University of Michigan Obaervutory. have millions, U poor, and a failure, ,'HHAU' AND VAXIlER „KOI.K _ha«- a rd. I<nlirrt tiraoi • -1 - Praia*.> mrrliii* at 7 1 using novel methods applied hereto- When he loses respect fur himself, 1 race >■> MlJill-villr. .Ulrh Our hortea IVANTEIlj V*Hliig tuarr.rd mar'AJdrl'.1.' w.lruir. »ln *7. r.Sd fore only to the temperatures of lhe, he has lost it foe everything and »-rk .* f*nu In month. * to ’ e.ll 1.7. lhe | ar* all t**l*4 awl «a*»inat*4, <.'-.»«* m . -NV—.llai.il, Kimi* nebulae in thc far reaches of thc everybody. II..t n JusUnant for you. Let us show — —. —— BORROW MONEY universe. ' Self-respect Is not pride nor lul: MALE- ll-r.l ennl brand* BAPTIST CHURCH. prl<» »i l*t>..i>i. 7.12 —Fl I. I FUR HALE-7 rm.m km*.* in «™**l eonAlton 1 The nebulae, clouds of incandes- haughtiness, but something which on your Car and Pay 1 ditiun. Deairal.i* Malian. Will *ar U ..~l Houle 1 lla.l.ng*. a an feature "Sa'actlra Pressure B. J. Adcrck. Minuter. - The various specie* ot deer ahed OOBtrol**. Nothin* else Ilka Your Past Duo Bills! found that their light, when pawed new, pettineas, and harshness; through a jwUm. gives a spectrum, which resents every form of unfairor "rainbow" effect slightly dinerent nc«. which rebels against Injustice by September or October. With the than light from hot bodies at a and impels one io have lhe most exception ot one Chinese species, The Prescription Drag Store known temperature on tlie earth scrupulous regard for the righU of the ntales of all sixties of deer Throughout every spectrum are dark others. No self-respecting person wUl hare antlers which they abed In HASTINGS MICHIGAN bands and lhe shift In position of do unto others what he would resent thia manner. The reindeer and . these lines gives a check on nebular having done unto him. He who 1 temperatures when compared with wounds lhe self-respect of another caribou are the only specie* In which the females have antlers. National Bank Bailding. . earthly standards. , mars and scars his o*n. , Some stars, classified by astrono- ( Self-respect is not a flower that ‘ mers its the Be gioup." are so hot can be cultivated in a garden over­ 1013.19 Gmi Rapid* , that a large share of their bulk is an grown with weeds. It is a virtue Card on bedroom door In Hun­ National Bank Building, extensive white hot atmosphere of that flourishes. In company with oth- garian hostelry,: "Regarding the T. PROTECT You Co2ku.il, Grand Rapid*, Michigan , cares, of a density far less than our era. Tlie man who cheats, whose reputation of thia hotel—the great Adjuit Fairly Pay Promptly air. In fact; this gas is comparable business is not run honestly, whose alienee Is requested."—Boston Tran­ to a true neubla and Dr. Mohler de- daily object is lo get the better of script. ST JOHN'S LUTHERAN MISSION. cided to ure nebular heat finding others can not retain the true' al LOW RATES methods. Results achieved were brand ot self-respect Report of the Condition of The Delton State Bank r much more consistent than previous ■ No self-respecting person will exineasure* of these stars and are be-: pect anyone, regardless of how tow llevcd to be unusually accurate. they are In the scale of life to do for CHURCH or CHRIST. COATS 0R0VE. RKROURiTB " Fifteen stars measured by Dr him anything which he would not Mohlvr nave an average temperature do for himself. Self-respect does not UIANH AND DINI or.STH cf 17,600 degrees, three times that of mean that we must always be ar17,3*1 <14 • fit.ISH.41 • 34.S7I.0S thc sun. with two reaching 18.700 de-1 rayed In spotless linen, clean cufls REA I. ESTATE M<II<THA<IEH ... • i33.ne.3i • I33J3«.31 crees. Knowing that a certain t cm-and collars and polished shoes; that BONDS AND RRCURITIRR. via: perature. found by this method, our faces should never be grimy and Ul KRXRSA I-ui I law M EMMANUEL CHURCH. lime ..f »er.ir-, IV.-I arid fTnJ S.000 60 means a nebuiae-llke gas jacket of that we must live tn fine houses. Thc (EPISCOPAL! • 1* 7S00WI f'.r uh. Inah i *.1,1.l-r •*•) i-.iati.e* a certain thickness, and that this scavenger in the alley digging in the J. A. McNulty, D. D, Ratter --- — . , , , lii-nrt La-maar. IVIton. Knut* 1 thickncM has a certain relationship f garbage boxes for a livelihood can be 5.000.OU • lej&otM • Sl.fSOOg Cantar Bl Kill .*t,U.K lilt IRAItl —.1 room bun* to the main mass of the star, thc i more entitled to respect than the RESF.RVF.H almost acre lao-l. a|u, |<> grr*. W ill temperature measurement also gives millionaire who leads a parasitical 7T0 V,"'U%f"r ,ul- •“I’*1*’ a clue to the diameter of this type of i and degenerating life. II.7M4I • ae.Mo.13 W A.NTKII—Mnldl* arr.1 -ingle man r-ti star. j If a fellow is on the level he is form !•> nmnih Mo*t 1.- . .1 milker • 43.7S(M>6 ---------------- *-o-*----------------- consclotui of deserving respect and h-ir^i-jj.an, .nnd <*>mi*etrnr. )<e<*r Fl FPTRir “FAR” What a weapon is thus placed in his 23.030 .54 cucumiu Cjn cni|wn hands, what difficulties can not be t ow Kilt half «;«rn.*» Doritam. COMBINED'ACCOUNTS. sis. fr*.h in .Ih.ui o neck., ».*-. DIAGRAMS SOUND faced, what obstacles can not be Faw-1. Itr-ol* 0, n 2(* ------------overcame and what disappointments B.JM =T=i-r i - ■ - ro. . ——------— --------Just how the voice of Demos- can not be bravely borne! Unless one Other real e*lat< thenes. most famous of orators, rose builds on a foundation of self-re­ al)d fell as lie swayed tlie crowds in 1 spect, his Hfe structure, no matter ancient Athens, or how Bryan var- how glittering and imposing on the HTOBCn or THE KAZARENB. .IAB1LITIF.H led his voter in his famous "Cross outside, is corroded and honey70.000 00 of Gold" oration, might be pre- combed within, and liable to collapse reeved today in photographic record ignominiously at any moment.—By ■ tided PruSl. i '.on If lhe electric ear." which registers Claudius E. Wade, ot Chicago, COMMERCIAL DEPOSIT*, sound volume as the humin ear actually liears it. had been Invented i Perfection of such device Ls reported ' I II-t > The capture of Quebec, by Sir from the Department of Engineering Total* ..... * 04.01*0,13 GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Research of the University of David Kirk, took place on July 20. FAVINUH DKP0H1TS. hi.i Michigan, primarily for use in lhe 1G2D. The victory wns an easy one HasUnn University's speech research. as Chmnplaln nod his few half­ DELT0N M. E CHURCH NOTES. L. D MU**. Psrtor It Is easy to make a device to starved followers were unable to re­ register merely tlie physical inten­ sist . the attack. Very little profit sity of sound, but the humati ear is resulted, however, tn England, as peculiar and imperfect In that it does not react equally to changes In •wear. that intensity of sound, or to sound dur- In 1(32. Ulin. Tsklvta 8*lv«. Mom Dro< atlnn. Hence "loudness." ns the mind Ckacks Cold* fit*t d*r B**4**b> and ear recognize it. is not the same Maa.ura. Wind V.locily WiF.D O. HUGHES. President thing as actual Intensity plus the An anemometer Is a scientific In Fine Laulive and Tonic pitch of a sound. To make a mrstrumeut for measuring wind ■chnnlcal car with the Imperfections Lf thc human organ was the task of loclty. w vs rt i' (Dr. Paul H. Geiger, research phys-1 C. WHITE LEO HORN CHICKS icist. In tht apparatus developed, the METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUECH. voice or other sound is received into „ a microphone, from which it goes to amplifiers. From here it goes to an & (WAXTEIt 1 .. 1 ........ Ii.i.r.b* and . elaborate «<rlc* of resistance cir- ® ; -tat* ini*. .VII.... ' l> ' rur* -I evils and condensers so arranged H.n,.,, | that intensities come out of the ser­ POULTRY FARM ies as electrical impulses, not in the same projxrrtton as when they en­ tered. but In the relations they Finds Partridge Does would have had if they had been Little Harm to Crops .•xrtiiKl impulses passing from the Tlie Hungarian, nr European gray, ear drum through tlie .Inner ear to FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL thc nerves leading to thc sound pot particularly harnrful to craps. ' center ot the brain. Now the electrical impulses are st miles of so birds by the blolidcnl Exactly like new. bench ready-for recording or remember1 ....I t'a* I--S|,i,hir I.ru*» survey, i nited stat.** Department match. Inear Hasting*,) to anthem. Ing" In the "brain" of the apparatus. t- ‘’''fr J T*'"1_______________ 1 '-’'l Agriculture. Indicate. This is simply a very sensitive elec­ tric meter, without a dial and with . 1.. II*.tine I.«rer “e.r'd.'i* 'hi'>“if feed hugely on green leave-, grains AVith't' tiling to r on 11 nur. 17.00 of wheat, corn, oats, hurley, and monthly payments. Brat nuke. swinging pointer. Nearby is a plnMust act quidkly. Write point source of light, focussed on the bindweed. ’Bie cultivated grains mirror. As the Impulses enter the FINANCIAL MANAGER, FIRST CHURCH seem to be picked up mostly in.galvanometer, the sensitive pointer P. O. Box 333, Detroit. Mich. OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. stubble field*. and the Inrestlgn• ‘wtagw. reflecting the pinpoint of Out 4-4 . light on to photographic paper, per- i tors believe, this Indicates no In-| manently "remembering." syllable by Jury to growing crop* syllable, every word, with every varl- i wU —the genuine product, home grown, gorgeous Contents of the crops and glz- ' atton in toudueas. furnishing an ab-1 HASTINGS MARKETS blooms, always fresh and beautiful. solute graphic record. "Adding a 'C*T that animal food made up tl |>er cent , record of loudness as the ears hear of their food. The young bints, la tterlan church. It. to those of pitch and time, fills .■<> particular, displayed n liking for | *• c«atw st a gap which has baffled University1'® grasshoppers, beetles, and other in “ research workers in speech for Jurloiis insects. twenty years." stales professor Amos R Morns, who will make use of the ® This partridge has been intro­ new apparatus. _ _________ duced Into nunienius North Ameri­ Matta and Hida* loitt CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 2Sc. Hastings citt mission. Gu*r*nteed Truss Fitting Service RATES REDUCED Fidelity Corporation of Michigan Our Service CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. GEO. M. NEWTON ...» ...» WRECKING FO R DS O N TRACTO R CARDS of THANKS 666 Blooms for Easter SMALL BUNGALOW UPRIGHT Special Sale and Display of Potted Plants and Novelties at the Star Bakery All Day Friday and Saturday—Also Sunday Morning. I We take great pride in recom mending our Easter Lilies! Bud and Bloom only 35 cents can localities ahd has become well established In some of them, par­ ticularly In southwest Canada. WuNlilngton state, southwestern Wisconsin, southwestern Mlchlgup. and northwestern Ohio. As It is a comparatively new bird In this country its habits are Interesting ' sportstuen. ^^»^f»el,aa4W*,,,l,■ * **’ ” ' Veal ealtea, alHa 4r. " Jaal ralica, dr**a*d, -Ue t* Hoc*, alir* 4JS •prtar CMckaaa:— L*<kora* Mr lipw MUCH DID YOU PUT INt (® Years ago. when the resort busl- ® neas wius still in Its infancy, a win-1 -Hjt’ ter resort colony in Florida, street-1 ed a little chapel in which to bold® Sunday School and whenever a mlntstcr happened to stray into the' jS community, he was asked to con- ® Wbaa^7S*. Onto. 40e 1 Bari*r 55c ' -I •nekvhral. • 1.30 1 Cara. 50c. Grain • dust alone Is jwrfectly harmless. but when It la mixed with 1 nrfS3|ahonU 11 _steady Growth would zk WAmn-K..,!, ..a hr th. Then any kind of external heat reaching the explosive point of the dust-oxygen mixture creates rapid combustion. Thc heal to create the explosion may be caused by stnrtc tleClricity developed from frfcllon, by defective wiring, by a broken light bulb, or by the light of a match or a cigarette. When a mixture ot BOWENS MILLS CHURCH. . if of this mission bank to the pastor -ho preaches for us." and proceed­ ed to open the bank. Then handing the minister fifty cents with the, i|x>logy: I am sorry, but this is all there Is in It." The minister took. th* »nd went away. With him । was w hia *“ ” little ‘*U daughter, and when' there is no wall or roof that can I the wealthy group In that era. they had gone away, she said 'SEE stand against lhe terrific bloat. Huge owned the best trotter, the beat PAPA. IF YOU HAD PUT IN concrete blocks are hurled tnnnv pacer, the best jumper, and ao on. MORE YOU WOULD HAVE GOT­ TEN MORE OUT OF IT." Thc more The Initial show waa „ In old Mmliaon , ullson .effort effort >(HJ into your Sunday Square garden. New kork. on Octa school Bible Class, worship and ber 22 to M, 1SS3. Ths democracy ' church work, the greater the bless* Jud Tunkina says you can't look for much enthusiasm when a pa­ fact (bat although the main Ida* rade Is started tn call attention to was to settle supremacy between s*,,....:, R.II Mol.e or horM“! a •our«‘ir •*»« from ,he hard luck. Nnbody exjiects three cheers for telUng his troubles ~ The fonnltlon of the National Horae Show of America, controlling body for the sport, emne about In INRI. us the result of friendly argumenis as to which man. among f tl> ‘ _ Always Leap Yaae CHARLES H. LEONARD held services. When he entered the, cliapel he deposited a fifty cent i. piece in thc mission bank which was I fastened to the wall near the en- [ trance. After the services the eldcr of thc church approached the pastor saying. "Well. Rev., it Is cus-S If we could do our work In lighter, more anxious spirit. Girls of Assam do all the propoalug. and If the man accepts, the marriage takee placa and the busband must live with his wife's people. famous raider Emden. which wrought so much havoc among the AU1,N1 *hlPP*n» during the war, w«a ,,ol,,n from ,u P,ac® on ,h“ I , of t,,e ««<*•> I I sJdwy. Australia. It had baau , tbcro for yura, bolted down. 4 Home-Grown Plants and Flowers Are Always Fresh and Keep Half Again as Long as Imported Ones. Other Home Grown potted plants in our line include Tulips, Daffodils, Hyacinths and Hydrangeas. Prices range from 50c to $2.00 Also we are able to supply a fine line of cut flowers. Our roses are exceptionally fine—also our violets and other spring blooms. Exquisite Snapdragons. Our Easter Bouquets are symphonies of lovely coloring. A gift that is sure to please. Prices range from fl.00 up. Say it with Flowers Especially with the fresh, home-grown blooms lyde j» Wilcox The Florist us �Wednesday, March 28,1934 OIL SPRAYS CONTROL PEST OF CONIFERS Spruce Bud Gall and Pine Aphid Should Be Killed Be­ fore Trees Start Growth East Lansing—Control measures for Insects applied before growth starts on evergreen ornamental shrubs will save many of these plants from disfigurement or death. Entomologists from Michigan State College say that the two wont enemies of these Michigan conifers are spruce bud gall and pine bark aphid. The bud gall causes conellke growth to appear at the base of new wood but the aphid defaces the tree by creating a white cottony blanket under which it lives. Both these pests weaken trees so that they become attractive to wood boring insects which complete the work of destruction. Sprays are used for both tlie spruce bud gall ' and the pine bark aphid but there is a slight difference in tlie manner of making the applications. OU sprays applied in the spring are most effective. Prepared emul­ sions probably are most practicable for growers who have only a few trees. These should be applied at the dilutions recommended by their manufacturcr. OU sprays must be applied during such weather that the spray will become completely dry before the temperature drops ' below 45 degrees Fahrenheit. Buch sprays are not recommended for use on evergreens after the trees start growth in the spring. The terminal growth of the branches must be thoroughly spray­ ed to kill the spruce gall. The spray for the pine aphid should be coars­ er and applied on the branches and trunk. High pressure is beet for ap­ plying both spraysA spray mixture which can be used in place of oil Is prepared by combining 1 pint of 40 per cent nic­ otine sulphate, 4 pounds of thor­ oughly dissolved laundry soap, i gallon of molasses, and 100 gallons BUYING and THROUGH THE WANT AM THE HASTINGS BANNER of water. Smaller quantities can be made by reducing each ingredi­ ent by tlie same proportion. This spray can be applied any time, but the amount of molasses should be reduced one-half for a mid-summer spray. FARM LOANS INCREASE THE REGISTER’S FEES Government Insists on Clear Title—Brings Many Pa­ pers to Record ______ Aside from the benefits conferred directly upon borrowers, the Parm Loan bUl haa brought a lot of new business to the office of the register of deeds. For the last three months Register Earl Boyes luui been un­ usually busy. Before Uncle Same will make a loan he insists upon a clear title to the land vested In the owner. It must be shown on the abstract of title, which the owner of the land must furnish before he can get the money. It has been a good thing for the owners to have the titles to their lands cleaned up. In many cases the original patents from the govern­ ment, given the first settlers, had not been recorded. There were oth­ er cases where mortgages had not been discharged; still others where purchases had been made by con­ tract and the deed not recorded; still others where there were de­ fects in descriptions of the land. All these had to be cleared up. It has brought a lot of business to Mr. Boyes, but Earl is a glutton for work, and keeps up with the demand for recording papers in hLs office. For 1931, 1932 and 1933, the receipts of the register's office were hardly suf­ ficient to pay the salary; but this year, according to the outlook now. the county will not only be fully recompensed, but if the business continues os heavy as now there will be a surplus to turn over to thc county. KLINGENSMITH. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lewis, nee Edna Briggs, of Moline, are happy over the arrival of a fine baby born Burdette Willson and Mks Mar­ garet converse called on Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lewis at Moline one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Steeby and Jimmie Bowerman attended church west of Middleville Sunday morn­ ing. Tire many friends of J. Youngs, in this community were sorry to hear of his passing away two weeks ago at his home In Middleville. He was a former resident of the locality. Much sympathy is extended to Mrs. Youngs. Mrs. Albert Green and daughters, Marshall Tripp. Mrs. Lee Lapham. Donna and Betty, spent Wednes­ day In Battle Creek with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayo. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Sharpe of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson. Attention Farmers We are now Contracting Pickles for delivery at the following Stations Middleville,., Hastings, Delton, Free­ MRS. SILVERTHORN GETS SIX MONTHS SENTENCE It Was Her Second Felony— Judge Had No Option in Fixing Sentence . Judge McPeek on Friday sen­ tenced Mrs. Alice Silverthom. age 67. to from six months to one year at the Detroit house of correction. He had no option about the length felony, the first one being in Eaton county. Under the law the Judge was compelled to give her for the second felony half of the maximum. She was convicted in Eaton county In 1927 of a first felony.’ Mrs. Sil verthorn's grandson. Robert Barton, was sentenced to jail for thirty days and to pay a fine of 15.00, payable 50c per month begin­ ning next July. He will be on proba­ tion for a period of two years after serving his jail sentence. Russell VanHam. who was arrest­ ed Wednesday, as explained else­ where, waa brought before the Judge on a charge of having liquor in his possession for sale. He admitted his guilt and was remanded to the cus­ tody of the Sheriff until ills len­ ience sliall be imposed. Y. M. C. A. ITEMS April 14 has been chosen by School Commissioner Mrs. Maude Smith for the Rural Conference of 7th and 8Qi grade Barry Co. girls and boys, promoted by the Y. M. C. A. Likely Lansing will be the meet­ ing place and Rev. McCune of the East Lansing church the speaker, therefore boys and girls save your pennies for gasoline and lake your lunch. Dr. Emil Leffler, president of Battle creek College, was the speak­ er tor lhe Nashville Hl-Y and tlie whole high school assembly last Monday and alao at the Middleville school. C. F. Angell spent Sunday near Grant attending the Ashland Folk school for Adult Education. Dr. Peter Mannlcke. President of the International College al Copen­ hagen. Denmark, was the speaker. Camp Barry dates are very likely to be from June 5 to 23 with a ses­ sion of 10 days for girls and one of 8 days for boys. The cost Ln money will be about three or four dollars, balance to be contributed In food. We are hoping to have many of the same fine leaders for the girls. The postgraduate Y. M. C. A. group visited the Woodland Y. M. C. A. last Thursday evening and had a fine time in the Woodland gym­ nasium. ranging and guiding boys' and girls' in town to the world's fair again this year. Also on trips to Europe. Il interested see c. F. AngelL The Allied Youth movement for temperance among young people pledge themselves to the following "To improve public health and pub­ lic morals, to advance my own well-being and that of others. I covenant that I will not*use alco­ holic beverages." The Young Men's Y group held their regular meeting Wednesday night with special speaker on re­ ligion at the home of Secretary An­ gell. Pol luck supper preceding tlie meeting. Department of Education will be the Church and Grange speaker at Wel­ come comers rally and community family day. Sunday April 8th. 1 who have taken little or no part in our achievement*, we jump to the; conclusion that the price paid for them is too high and we try to cut | । the price of progress by subjecting, Government Ownership the cre«Uve group* to complete and' nr n.iiM.*. detailed government control. We ui iwirous hamstring business by bureaucratic Government ownership of rail- control forcing business men to beroad* ta-no longer a subject of aca- come politicians until business en­ demic discussion and theoretical terprise becomes paralyzed and un­ argument familiar to us in the old productive—then we complain that days ot high school debates. It is to- business ha* fallen down on the job day a practical problem of direct and appeal to theory to prove that importance to millions of people in the only way to get full measure of the United States—in communities progress is by taking over the plant. °f, e.ve.ry who ,d0 Unless thc American people awake what it may mean to theqi in the an understanding of the true nafuture. To merchant*, factories. lure of the economic system under fanners, laborers, rotuumers. tax- whlch they have lived, and the in­ payers and every person who has a *idtoitF process that is undermining savings bank account or an insur- u the sUxy of the rallroadA wlll ance policy or who depends upon an the Mme for every other industry. XXyof ttte X tie. ^t7e^: railroad. «*“ lnto S are hritT^ this ‘ nductary han<1" °* rweroment. it will not form nnuctary pubhc offlcIlds lt . _. , . desirable but because the American Railroads today form about one people hBVe ceascd to believe that tenth of our national productive the princlple oI prlvtl<, enterprise capital or weath-they are about ,nd lndlvldual responsibility are equal to tjje value of all farm land wonh presfrvjnir in the country, two thirds the valNY”, ue of ail mineral, oil and gas de- . posits; two time* the value of our L £ forests; equal in value to about all wh >eh i? m the equipment and machinery of the alU“, th? 2 l.c'orin In U>, country. ZSL/tawSw « wKmUby A Communication In the depression they were bet­ ter able to earn fixed charges than in pre-war years. Even in 1932, the bottom of the depression, they the entertainment at the Altoft P. T. A. meeting March 18 The next earned about 80 per cent of their meeting will be the third Friday fixed charges—1933 about covered evening in April, which would be them. With business recovery they April 20. Supper as usual at seven have earned more than fixed o'clock. Each family bring sand­ charges. The roads now owe the wiches and one other dish of food. government about 550 millions, far less than the total loans made them Matthews on Sunday were, Mr. and. during the war. It can be said Mrs. Logan Hunt of Flint, Mr. and I therefore quite positively that there Mrs. Burgan and Mrs. Maude Smith is nothing in the present or prospec­ of Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mrs. Cal-: tive financial position of the rail­ vln Plumley and Miss Margaret roads that makes it necessary to Snyder of Kalamazoo and Vemice resort to government ownership to solve their financial problems. Plumley of Grand Ledge. Furthermore, there is no wide­ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shroyer and son. Junior, of East Carlton, called spread public dissatisfaction with on the former's parents, Mr. and railroad service or any real public conviction that government owner­ Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer Sunday. ship will provide better or cheaper service. By the public I mean those intelligent citizens who retain some of the integrity and Independence that characterized our forefathers who founded this country. For them there Is no use of experimenting with the dangers of stagnation and degeneration of subjecting the fiteatlve efforts of individuals to a cen­ tralized bureaucratic regulation. Everyone wlw has studied the sub­ ject knows that the railroads in the United States are far in advance of those in any other country and especially those where tlie railways are under state supervision. During the depths ot the depres­ satisfy the authorities that we prosion and in tha face of bankruptcy duce Grade A milk. adequate railroad service for all re­ quirements has been maintained in We sell only milk from our own this country. accredited herd. It’s clean and Coordinator Eastman recently said "Theoretically and logically wholesome. It costs you no more. public ownership and operation A telephone call will bring High­ meet the ills of the present railroad situation better than any other lands Dairy milk to your door. We remedy." He admits however, in the invite you to visit our dairy and sat­ same report that we must postpone government ownership because wa isfy yourself of the merits of pur cannot afford IL He says that such product. We will be glad to serve comprehensive and detailed public regulation as the railroads are now you. subjected to. make private owner­ ship impossible. There he put his finger on the vi­ tal factor in the inescapable process of socialization that is taking place in this country—nog only tn the rail­ roads but every other industry. This process of sociaMaaUon is taking BARBERS CORNERS. The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Robert W. Cook, Propr. Mirrolac LIN-X VARNISH STAINS The Water-White Varnish For Linoleum Floors. Jftrr Phone 2131 Regular Saving Wise Spending We Strive to Merit Your Patronage Telephone 2651 We invite you to bring your mail order house sample and compare quality and prices. Goods Delivered Hastings, Mich. The State of Michigan would not give us the right to sell our milk as "Grade A" if ?we did not meet the conditions entitling our product to that classification. Those conditions are first, a clean and accredited herd of dairy cows. Next, clean and well ventilated barns. Third, prop­ er mechanical equipment to handle the milk in a cleanly manner. In­ spections of our plant are made to A Double Roll to 25c, 35c and 50c CARVETH & STEBBINS Hirsch Bros. & Co, JOE DeRUITER, Mgr. I 10c 12c 15c Window Shades Habits of Frugality cash crop, with Guaranteed Price and Market. Sign one of our Pickle Phone 2649 or 2654. The New 1934 Wall Paper is here and you will appreciate the modest prices we have on this new line. Prices range •n,. <W.Uon u to .Minn th. dependence rapotutbuny tw the development upon government. ' of the United States railroad system agenCy to ifve by robbing each othIs lo rest in governmental or private er FOR FURNITURE, It takes the rub out of scrub­ hands is crucial for the future of ' . M WOODWORK and private enterprise in every field of bing and dries in four hours. ir arvtivitv must permit private ente> prise and - - FLOORS . ____ ___ , imr.tment u> tunetton to the rulle« There U w |HUe under.t.ndlnj ot Ihe„ mu,t „ re.lor.tlon or the dUMlonKnd io much Indlder- pppnn,^ memtoe. In encd* tnwarrl it that unless this at___________________ ence toward at­ _____ securities. a declaration•»._ by ________ the gov­ It stains and varnishes at the titude changes, in ten years our ernment that It la the policy of the railroad system will be in the hands nation.to foster private ownership, one application. All colors, of the government and the Interest thus helping to restore confidence— We make them to fit your of everyone who uses them—lhe definite assurance that the govern­ Light Oak, Dark Oak, Ma­ . windows. All sizes 'B?°nCr anu. ,hC. lnVC4t°r Will be mcn[ ment L5 La not not BOUIR going lo to monopolize monopolize inc the hogany and Walnut. wholly subject to the mercy of a capital market and force industry and colors. federal bureaucracy. to depend upon it for their capital When thc railroads are finally requirements. , U(\ «ovt™tn*l?t Our transportation system In this which is lx alrmHv ... .. ... ___-J already feedinff feeding tut so irreedllv greedily country cannot exist half .regulated upon the productive effort of the and half free of regulation. Given people and paralyzing their creative equality In free competition with in­ vitality, our whole system of com­ dustry and the government itself, munication will go with it and with the railroads will secure ample sup­ the nerves and main artery of our plies ot capital, maintain and im­ economic life devoured, the rest of prove their properties so as to ren­ Ute corpse of private enterprise will der -more and better service in com­ fall an victim and not a scrap petition with other forms of trans­ will escape. portation. . This will not result from any inif recovery is to proceed under a evitable weakness In the financial system of private enterprise. It Is position of the tailroads—it will re- necessary that enterprise shall be suit from the thought peculiar to encouoged and not discouraged. If this period in which we live. When private owners of capital are u> take country recover without sacrificing occupied by Jobe Cope and family, near Clarksville Saturday night. all lhe fundamentals upon which the risks of business enterprise, ex- tlie Byitem of private enterprise up­ was destroyed by fire with little sal­ this country was founded arc being pond operations and increase thc on which the wealth and prosperity vage of contents. scrapped for new and untried theor- volume of national employment, of the United States haa been built. Edwin Young of Caledonia km dleville spent part of last week with les. they must be left in substantial conthe week end with Wright and She Julian Potts and family. II is unfair to judge the railroads trol of the enterprise which they uqRay Claler lias gone to Muskegon man Clifford. ROBINHUE PARK. on the basis of the situation In dertake. This issue may be postBetween seven and eight A. M. where he has employment. which they find themselves after poned but cannot be avoided. It A number from this way attended mv backed solidly by all — who w.~ Monday morning the residence on four years of the worst depression must be the country has ever known. They want to see the business of this1 the Charlie Schondelmeyer farm. the pedro party at Steve Miller's John Winger. have weathered many difficult perf kxls in their 100 years under private operation and gone steadily on with their development. There is no rea­ son to believe they have finished that development. It is true a large amount of capital has been poured into them and some dissipated but that is an inescapable principle of progress under private enterprise. The funded debt of the railroads is not excessive in relation to their whole capital structure or by com­ parison with other industries and its proportion has changed little during the post 25 years. Their an­ nual fixed charges have Increased relatively little during the years proceeding thc depression in com- port and Nashville, for a 12 weeks’ Agreements. 1934 Wall Pap< Hastinga, Mich' and in thia country also where our perspective under the urge of indl- I It is perfectly all right to spend MONEY money wisely spent and in circulation is help­ ful to the business and prosperity of the com­ munity. Money foolishly or. unwisely spent helps no one. Wise spending is one of the "habits of frugality." Another one is to Save a Definite Amount of Your Income Lay aside a stated amount from each pay check and govern expenditures. These ‘‘Habits of Frugality” will help you on the road to Success. Deposits in this bank are insured under the Federal Banking Act of 1933. We solicit your Savings Account. Hastings City Ban HASTINGS, MICH. Capital $150,000.00 TELEPHONE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH U, 1934 STATE FARMS NEED COURT HOUSENEWS MORE YOUNG HORSES PROBATE COURT. Est. Esther O. Paton. Petition tor Admr. filed, 'order for publication husbandry department at Michigan entered. State College and that time has c..l.r, I.l.or of hearing filed, waiver oi notice now arrived. Bld. (hi OW. ell Forty-six horses sold at a con­ H Soth»rd. labor filed, proof of will filed, proof of Codicil tiled, order admitting will signment sale at East Lansing by H. Crawford. I the Michigan Horae Breeders' Asso ­ entered, certificate of allowance fHruua la W. Coelbe. filed, acceptance of trust filed, let­ ciation brought an average price ‘ ters testamentary issued, petition* 919435 The horses ranged in a for hearing claims filed, notice to creditors issued. sold for MIO. Four matched Est. Samuel Allen. Annual account teams averaged 4355. Ten geldings filed. Est. T. R- Allen. Annual account averaged 9150. The future condition of the horse filed. Est. Charles Wilcox. Objections to market was apparent two years ago will filed, bond on appeal filed, stip­ when lhe College farm department ulation for certification filed, order completed a survey of several hun­ dred farms that proved horse* in certifying to circuit court entered. Eat. Quincy Tolles. Testimony of the state were dying faster than they were being replaced by coils. freeholders filed. id U<1<» C Est. Willard Moffitt. Annual ac­ Another proof of the scarcity of ■d Buptilr Co.. lanplk desirable horses has been the large count ot Admr. filedlast Est. Emma I. Barnum. Annual ac­ sums of money paid-in lhe three years by Michigan farmers count of Admr. filed. Est. John Flnkbelncr. Order to for Western horses. Tlie study made by the farm man­ transfer and assign stock entered. Est. Birney H. McIntyre. Inven­ agement men showed that, on farms owning 1,511 horses In 1939. tory filed. Est. Rozern Emery. Final account 39 colts were born and 71 horses died. In 19311. farms owning 2,480 filed. EsL James Friend. Renewal bond horses had 136 losses by death and of executor filed, order relieving replaced only 78 with colts bom. Farmers owning the farms on surety on bond entered. Est. Mary A. Turner. Inventory which the surveys were made bought 207 horses In 1929 and 258 filed. Est. William N. DeVine. Annual In 1932 The horses purchased av­ eraged more than eight years old account of executor filed. Est. Sarah Frances Searles An­ In 1929 and those in 1932 nearly eight. Horses of these ages do not nual account of executor filed. EsL Lawrence Cromwell DeBoll improve with added years. The average age of all horses Petition for Admr. filed. owned on these farms in 1932 was Est. Rotem Emery. Order assign­ 12.14 years. Seventeen per cent ing residue entered. more horses died in 1932 than in EsL James H. Childs. Annual ac­ count of executor filed, order for 1929. as was to be expected when thc ages Increased and mature publication entered. Est. Angie J. DcWolf. Proof of horses were bought for replacement. Extension bulletin No. 128 pub­ posting notice filed. Est. George 8- Marshall. Inventory lished by the College gives informa­ tion on coll raising and Is sent free filed to those requesting it from the Bul­ Est. Elizabeth Flnkbelncr. Will filed, petition for probate of will letin Clerk at East Lansing. of the SAFETY of hU principal. tell jtm »W«l -NATIONAL" »h*rn h k ftTtrttotal TGoati ^nuggtment ffimttpatu; 1330 Griswold SL, Detroit, Mich. Detxatt'i Oldwr Ball41a* sad J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. COUNTY LINE. land Miss Dorothy House spent Mr. and Mr*. Ray Scheel enter- Thursday P. M. helping Mrrliowtalned Mr and Mr*. Arthur Bates ard Gibson tie off two comfortable*. ISIS “nd M? ™Mr*. Ar- I which a delightful luncheon ■£? bSK’.jS«i “ J «- Itcnded the funeral of a relative near «on of Ann I nmd.l. FtU.,. Arbor spent Saturday night and ----------------Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herman ; If necessity is lhe mother of inwmtler i vention. what a number of little new Mcsdame* Ferd and Floyd Meyers.' glmcracks will be getting on the Bpenor Johnson. Herman Winkler market this winter!—Dalia* News. ■tn Jahn Jlck EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY nuneil adjourn al I 30 CEDAR CREEK. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mason vis­ ited hi* parents ini Delton Bun­ day. Charles BheUenbarger and fam­ ily of Hastings visited Lloyd Owens and family Bunday. The health class meets this week with Mra. Cecile Owen on Friday afternoon. Everyone invited. Leon Fuhr jumped down the hay mow into the basement of hl* barn Saturday night and sprained hl* ankle fcry badly. Wc hope for a fast recovery. Ivan Campbell and wife of Ban­ field spent Bunday with John Gurd and family. Leslie Gould and family attended the wedding of hi* sister, Bernice, In Athens Sunday. Clarence Campbell and family HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 visited their son, Melvin Campbell, and family, near Hastings Sunday afternoon. 1 John Campbell, who has been sick, seems to be on the gain for which we are all thankful. Myron Wertman and family of Battle Creek visited al Henry Wcrtman's Saturday night. Guyla Pease and family visited Lawrence Bostwick and family of Rosa township Bunday. . Rev Smith and wife of Hickory Corners was calling on our streets Monday. Mrs. Jim McDonald of Cloverdale, but formerly of thia place, was laid to rest In thc Cedar Creek ceme­ tery Saturday. She lived to lhe useful In all lhe walks of life and will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Tlie family iiave tiro sympathy of all. Those new aluminum PuUman can should apix-nl to the light sleepers.—San Antoplo Express. The sticks is that region where you get strawberries that eat well instead of the kind that ship well.— Atlanta Constitution. this is the LAST WEEK of this SPECIAL OFFER JpeM “d »IU> Ernat WUliMn. Milter m'5« W»yne Chick Starter Is is a quality quality -------Feed...It«... proWayne vidw, through auch valuable ingredients as dried buttermilk, dried akim milk, fish meal, meat scraps, soybean oil meal and choice alfalfa meal, a wide variety of anima) and vegetable proteins. Fifteen high quality ingredients care­ fully selected and analyzed, are thoroughly blended to make what many feeders caH*‘America'a Finest Chick Starter.” START ’EM RIGHT! SuT" •“ ’,,h -nu’ Mr.. Wayne Starter The chicks respond with.husky, healthy growth, uniform developrifent, low mortality, and low­ ered feed costs. THE CROSSROADS. Mr. and Mrs Orley Smith spent GLASS CREEK. Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Rodney Sunday visitors at Fred Otis' were Post of the Fillmore district. Louie Erway and family of KalamaMr. and Mrs. Harlan Brobey of Delton and June Scobey spent BunMUs Ruth Eruay of W. S. T. C. i Mr andMre Wilspending her vacation with her par-Mr ana Mr*' “r* w“ H„|1TOu.d JuhnHA.TMoiar^! £ 3 tii filed, waiver of notice filed. Mrwd I Condition Predicted for Sev­ eral Yean Mow Evidenced by Prices Paid at Sales MARRIAGE LICENSEGerald H- Smith. Rutland ...........24 Lcora Benton. Dowagiac ..............24 Desirable Investment COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS 8*lurJ"’ "‘I1" 1 Hnm" S’hY™.aHh. ’ ““rt Mrs. Haven* and Mr*. Hany Dunn Ke >on “ nf D°" N iMr^Por^rH^TM *pem°therpaM Broad*a> sl*n‘ Sunday with Teddy Mr*, POrrest Haren* spent the P. M. and family. Sunday afternoon. I .„>■ callers were John Cook and family. John Havens returned to his work I i ST’d°.S“.!i'h'‘hunirr.,S2'& «»^3 old Logan and the Journalism class I •p,,...,, mwd'hf Mire'Siunm"'. ‘h'1’|»P'"d">K • <'« d»'y« with Mr. Jane Kr>. rorre.1 Havt.u. Robert o,b.! ■oaas Townaend .pent Sunday at ON A BEAUTIFUL K iltd'Mn.’Se SSI more and Mrs. Ray E-t*aj attended >»» _ a ., the L. A. S. at Fred Smith-. Friday. s“nll*> altentoon at Freeport. EDMONDS OIL COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO ANNE JOAN Since we had our tele­ phone put back in, Jo, we’ve had so many more that and more. 1 do my shopping by telephone good times. It teems that every day to invite us touch with Mother, and Bob calle every noon from the office. No more lonesome days now , Jof’ John often has business calle at home in the evening. 1 feel no safe, too, with a telephone, for you never know when you’re going to need a or police right away.' n aaa > nuniMK. *w. not m cu an ituMiai wm Thc Glass Creek Nutrition class [ PLEASANT Hl La. was held with the chairman. Mrs. Mrs. Seymour Jordan accompanChas Whittemort. Thursday. A very lwl Mrs. Harry Fish to Grand Rapenjoyable day wa* spent. jd» Thursday. Miss Virginia Havens was a BatMrs. Bun Nlbba has been quite tie creek visitor Saturday. | poorly lately and has Mrs. Fowler , Art Lord and wife and Bob Lord Of Belding helping her ;and family of Battle Creek were, Mr and Mra Corkins and chllcallers at Roy Oakes' Saturday. On dren and Mr. and Mrs. Byron RowMonday morning Bob Lord went to uder and son Robert ot Grand Rapthc hospital in Battle Creek for an lds were Wednesday evening callers ofieraUon. | & Mr. and Mrs. R. J. William*. ; Homer Warner spent the week The little house Just north of Sim ■ end with hi* family in Hastings. |Nlbbs' and occupied by a Mr. White, ' Fred OU* and Clyde Warren were । burned to the ground one evening (In Lansing Monday. i^t Week. nothing was saved but a Mr and Mrs. Roy Erway and son. ^d a«d a few clothes. Homer, called on Wesley Brockway1। We all- enjoyed the program put and wife in Hastings Friday. !on by lhe 6th grade children of tlie Al Wolfe, wife and daughter and Freeport school Friday evening. Maurice Erway of Grand Rapids Mrs. Stephen Carter is spending a and Dick Rose, wife and baby and few days in Grand Rapids with her - Mrs. Sara Erway of Hasting* were daughter and husband and thc new Sunday visitors al Roy Erway'*. grandsbn. 1 e wet circu aunn or Boon GAS RANGE . . ..FOR AS LITTLE AS J3C 1 SOUTHWEST CARLTON. DVBFEE. Tlie East Baltimore extension । Mr. and Mrs Eugene Nichols : spent Sunday with lhe former's par- class met with Mrs. Edith Welch jenu. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nichols of Thursday for their lesson. on ' Cal­ Hastings. ories" which was very interesting. ; Mrs Anna muck Buck ana and faintly lainuy spent mias riser oeing Mias si Striker being aosent. absent. Mrs Mr.'Sunday evening with Mr. and Mr*. Ishurlow and Mr*. Cruttenden asWesjey Pew and farryly of Hastings, i.sisted Mrs. Fancher in giving the Mrs. J J. Stroktbcck has received i lesson. word that her granddaughter is I Muses Mary and Grace Baulch i seriously ill with scarlet fever. jure at Wolverine attending an Mr. and Mrs. LaFayette Usborne J aunt's funeral. attended thc funeral of Mrs. Claude i The P. T. A. at thc school Friday |Carpenter of Lake Odessa on Wed-[evening drew a full house. Meeting 1 neaday. opened with community singing lead I Henry Williams spent thc week by Mrs. Bert Fancher. Mrs. Hunt । end with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Quimby presided after thc business meeting, i of Battle Crock. Mrs- William re- The program committee. Mr. and • turn* home on Monday with him. Mrs. John Birman and Mr and Mrs. » Mn. Margaret Anspaugh of Robert Knlflen. gave a splendid enQuimby and Arthur Keeler of Has-1 tertainment. Refreshment were tings spent Bunday with Mr. and served. ‘ . [Mrs. Earl Keeler, and family Edd. Rice and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wm. Shriber and daughter of Moore attended Lhe funeral of Mrs Hasting* called on Mr and Mrs John Willison of Delton. Mr*. Cha*. Hammond Is spending Frank Shriber Sunday forenoon. Miss Orpha Buck, spent Thursday several day* in Battle Creek. night with Doreen Stowell of PODUNK. : Woodland. Warner Laubaugh spent Saturday Mrs. Wm Savacool has been hi quite poor health the past week and night and Sunday with his father. has been staying tn Hastings with Jack Laubaugh. who is ill. in Has­ tings. her daughter. Mrs. Jack Thompson spent Thurs­ Mrs. Joe Smith is a little bettef at this writing but i* quite ill yet. day In Battle Creek Melvin Poff of Battle Creek visit­ ed Monts Repiogle’s Tuesday. SOUTH THORNAPPLE. Homer Bauchman spent the week I We have three new pupils in our sciiool. two of Jess Blough's chil­ end visiting a friend in Wilcox. Mrs. Lizzie Laubaugh of Hastings dren and one of Guy Miller's chilvisited at John Walers' Sunday. then. . Maxine Marble and Joe Englehart : Mrs. Lydia Willson of Middleville is spending, fiome time with her { brother-in-law and'sister. Mr. and Donald Oler ot Freeport spent lhe । Mrs. Otis Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tirana* will week and wiUi hi* grandparents. Mr. soon go to keeping house in the and Mrs. Mania Replogic for NEW PRIDE in your kitchen and in your cooking Circaulwa NEW FEATURES IMPORTANT AND DELIGHTFUL, TOO Complete with Oren Heal Control; Antomat- KiUhen; Porcelain enameled u ten*11 drawers. Choice selecUop of attractive color finishes. You’ll Enjoy Our Display ' ' ' Next Ha lor day eno th l» ipecial offer that bring* yon all the benefits of Automatic Gm Cooking for m Utile as >4.95 down—and an allowance for your old stove that further reCome in Ihb week—or jmt phone and ore’U brighten yaut home with the eonvenlenre and economy of a new Automatic Gas Range. Family after family have already profited from this offer. Every one Is enjoying newly delicious meals, with leu work and with food oven lining. ing" bumen. more efficient, more economi­ cal; drawer-type broiler; large cooking top Chas. B Johnson tenant house- Switzerland might well be called There are 5280 feel in a mile un­ lhe moet peaceful nation in the less it happens to be ou a detour. world, as it ha* Uad a longer period . of uninterrupted peace than any * i when It is approximately 23.765 feet. I -Bprlngheld Union. . ।(other country. NEW 1o - OTHER NEW MODELS and styles also at SPECIAL TERMS THIS WEEK1 or Just Phone 2305 Consumers Power Company �TOT HASTINGS BARNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH M, 1884 ^POISON GAS USED I 80UTH MAPUt °»OV,L Homemakers' Comer I TO “DOCTOR” STEEl'nifc “KcwS mwi/vS! EASTER B PARADE of FOOD VALUES at Your Nearest AAP Store . . . ®®B8j «L jw Jlc Rajah Salad Dreuing 19c 2 Nutley Oleo Beet Sugar M,‘- 10 >to. 48' Navy Beans Om™ 10 >to 29c Pkg- 25c Swansdown Cake Flour 3 esn. 17c Whitehouse Milk T*“ 19c Pet or Carnation Milk H-ib-bor 19* Baker’s Premium Qraoi-lrlza Gelatin Dessert ar 6 Pk**- 25* □parKie CbowUta Pudding Pkg. 10* Egg Dves p-" r“ Ib. 10* Jelly Bird Eggs 2 Cans 25* Heinz Sonos **“rt*4 Cana 25* Beans with Pork — 4 Lba 19* Brown Sugar "■'k Rolled Oats asivia"!*, no 10 »- 29* ib. 15* Hockless Picnics Ik. 15* Sliced Bacon "M Su'”'Cm d 5'lb- Raj119* Pancake Flour 5 lb- e‘»- 25C Soap Chips 43* 10 Soap FELS NAPTUA 3 17* Soap LUX or L.FEBLOY reils 25* Waldorf Tissue 4 rolls 21* Northern Tissue ean 5* Tomato Juice AJe Vokon Club BblUr Ch»r,e 3 IfS. bol'tjjc Ginger Ale Dr? *-*u« 3'<e bs|,,49c 2 25* Maraschino Cherries D". 12* Doughnuts pu£X:d H ot bot. 23C Encore Olives lb. Jar 19C A.nn Page Preserves Confectioner’s Sugar u pkg. 3 pk«’- 25c l-os. pkg. 2SC Pecan or Walnut Meats - 17' Reliable Peas N» t Mb. lul 9C loed Special Raisin Bread Wui 10c Hot Cross Buns Cocoanut Taffy Bars Shredded Wheat "■ J H-lb, JMT.19C Ambrosia Chocolate t FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Carrot* c.w...u Idaho Potatoes 2 be*. 9c *M 29c Bananas r«~T y.iu. Tomatoes 1 Asparagus Oranges I IN OUR MEAT MARKETS Swift’s Premium Hams f »>• 18c Slab Bacon mius-,., cu,u ib. 15c Veal Roast Siaaulder Cups it 12c Veal Breast Veal Patties ib. 9c With Pocket ib. 23c r~bi*u. Fillets of Haddock n* w.".‘ 2^ 29c Bacon ib-bk* 14c s-.-rittizc.il. Wr.pp.j Halibut Steak >bl9c Picnics h«u~ ib. 14c LUBRICATION I It Pays to Use Specialized Lubrication Regularly Jllt'KiXlStillrALSae ANDRUS SERVICE ’SS 1 AUCTION SALE! We will *ell at public auction to the highest bidder the following described propsrty on the Clay Adam* farm, located 3 mile* west of Freeport, or 8 mile* east of Middleville on County Road 607, on THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1934 y COMMENCING AT 12:30 SHARP:— Jer*ey-Guem*ey, 7 yr*., bred Jan. 15. Jertey-Guermey, 5 yr*., bred Feb. 14. Jer*ey-Guern*ey, 3 yr*., due May 3. Jer*ey-Guern*ey, 18 mo*., bred Mar. 20. 3 calve*. HOGS. Brood <ow, Chuter White, due' Mar. 28. POULTRY. 40 pullet*. 4 bronze turkey hen*. Bronze turkey gobbler. Everyone Is pleased to sec Warren Tape out again the past week after such a long illness. The Ladies' Aid meet With Mra.' Gilmer Huyke on Wednesday for an al! day meeting. Mrs. Wayne Carpenter returned Monday from Hastings hospital with a brand new baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. D. B Youngblood were in Hastings Friday. A BUILDER AND TONIC F"- >L F KM*I 12c Tender Cuts ALL PRICES IN THIS AD SUBJECT TO THE 3% SALES TAX! \ X I’ LOOP S W" DESERVES ----------------------cotor -----•R’t------------f«ra product* and a Udy laving to'nvc o^jock. laundering, according k» home eco- .worn ^ lurers. ’itte‘h^S?rtngta5tti | ttnum BjtUe crak nornlca extension specialists of Michigan . .hould result mutt from tram the new mw findings. l^ff-.Utt' ncmgan Bute state College. uouegc. should Tne first and most Important rule iily reporM ud In a bulletin of the UnlverMUWgan Department of En-1 Mrs Lulu Gray and son Robert t/b make malra sure that that the colon mlnrw and atirl -* isi to textdrea are wuhable. This can be gl neering Research. grandchildren spent Saturday done by testing « sample in luke­ • The scale which coals steel maker.! **• M- at Battle Creek. warm suds for flve minutes, rinse, nywe money y u is essentially the Mme same as asI' Mr Mr. ana and MHMrs O. u C - Msrsnan Marshall were . L forma On thc cast Iron of -w Baltic n.HU Creek nrwk visitors vtell/vr. Saturday. Rxttirrtav UkLak. dry. and compare with the un-1 wtUch washed fabric. An inconspicuous c wry 1>OUW. furnBce inUrtor .expend l Ing Mr. and Mrs H. J. Volts there part of the garment, such as U>e t0 ftime Bnd hot gases. Steel parts.lo he guests of Mra. Chas. Cobb Bat­ end of the belt, *eam. or under hem | mUBt heat-treated, however, to | urday night. Mr. and Mra. Volta will may be used tbr testing. assume their strength and tough­ visit their daughter. Dorothea. In Only a pure alkali-free soap in ness. Thc Inevitable scale must then Chicago a few days before returning flake or bead form should be used. be removed by pickling, brushing Mike a rich suds before placing lhe or tumbling, all costly, and In tho sin. after spending tho post six garment in the water. The tempera­ end. if scaling has been heavy, some months with the Marshall's. ture mu*l be almost cool, neve.Mewdames W. c. Clark. Fred more than 90 degrees F. Chemical changes may also occur Fuller. George Lowell. Lee Gould, Silks and rajvuis should never be deeper tn the metal and the actual W. C. Debolt. Frank Norton. G. C. allowed to soak in suds, but must be weight of steel lost Is alto a financial Marshall. Lulu Gray. Misa Alice Thursday. Club No. 1 serving dinner. waalted quickly. Friction should be factor. Fuller and Cleota Conklin attended Mrs. Agnes Haight in charge of the avoided by squeexing the suds re­ By controlling the make-up of the the Birthday Club at Mn. Lillian program. peatedly through the soiled gar­ •■atmosphere" of hot gases playing Mason's in Battle Creek Tuesday. ments. Rubbing and twisting arc not over the metal parts piled in a fur­ Peter Hoffman was a Hastings SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. advtoable because the threads may nace. the amount of scaling can be visitor Saturday, taking Helen Rob­ The 8. W. Brethren church U giv­ hink how much monoy you hove In your cor. It be matted or pulled out of shape. radically reduced, states Professor erts home who has been assisting at ing a cantatta "Jeaus Only” next The second suds may be used for Clair Upthegrove. In the research the Hoffman home the past week. deserves tl>e protection of Fireitono Specialized Bunday morning at 10:00 o'clock. fabrics shedding dye or for quite The ladles of the Norton P. T. A. Sixteen characters are taking part Lubrication. bulletin. soiled garments. put on their play. "Tho Old Maid's Too much unused air. water va­ Wa um Mvan different kinds of lubricants, each oae After washing in the suds, rinse por. carbon dioxide and sulfur diox­ Club" at the Quailtrap P. T. A. Fri­ Be sure and come. Mr. and Mrs. John Leedy and Mr. the articles thoroughly In three or especially prepared to thoroughly lubricate a particular ■ ide. all commonly present in the day night. and Mrs. Orson Faxton of Scotts­ more cool rimes. Bluing may bq furnace gases, are the chief scale Mn. John Smith of tlie Moore ville spent Tuesday night with Mra. fitting. THAT is WHY you get better car performance | used for white fabrics. Quick drying formers, through their chemical district spent Wednesday afternoon Walter \ Hershberger. —less expense and trouble—when you eee Firestone is an important step, and this may union with the surface1 steel. He dis­ with Mn. Frank Norton. Mra. Nora HoUy of Mason spent Specialized Lubrication regularly. GlVE US A TRIAL be done by rolling with towels be­ Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jarrard of last week with her sister, Mra. Tor­ covered. however, that by keeping —you will like to do business here—our men are tween all folds and removing im­ thc amount of carbon monoxide In North Assyria spent Sunday with rence Toinuend. . mediately after the first water' 13 skilled, experienced, courteous. A satisfactory L. W. Jarrard and family. the furnace atmosphere around 2 per Mr. and Mrs Harrison Blacher ■baorbed. Doubtful, colors should be Mr. and Mn. Bud Ooodson ami spent from Saturday till Tuesday lubrication at moderate cost. cent, obtained by burning ordinary shaken jjnlil almost dry; even fast gas. the activity of the scale making Helen spent a few days the last of with relative*, at Union City. Ohio colors and white should be hung lhe week visiting relatives in IndiWe C,ll Far and Dalinr Your Car John and Lawson Smith of Battle away from the sun or heat. • per cent over that when no carbon Creek spent thc week end with their When almost dry. shape and press Matt Balch had hta tonsils re- ,parents. monoxide was present. ThU should the garments on Ute wrong side with reduce materially the scale removing moved Monday. Guy Kantner and family spent a moderate iron. Never sprinkle silk, Mr. and Mra. Dale Downing and , and never use a hot iron. This is coots after heat-treating, as well as Mra. Azoila Miller of South Castle­ Saturday with Rev. and Mra. Frank lessen some of the other bad effects Moxon at Caledonia. especially true when Ironing rayon ton spent Tuesday evening with Mr.I, Mr. and Mrs Torrence Townsend as threads are completely destroyed. of scaling, the bulletin reports. and Mra. H. J. Volt* and Mr. and Mrs. Caroline Shopbell and Harve If the material is too dry. cover will) Mra. G- C. Marshall. Townsend called on Washington BRANCH DISTRICT. a damp doth’ and press. . Mr. and Mra, Clem Kidder and Helmer Bunday afternoon. Mr and Mrx Chester Willetts and Knitted sIHcs or rayons must son of the Dunham district were Mrs. Chas. Farlee and daughter. never be shaken, but eased lo cor­ two children of Lansing were Satur­ nlso callers al thc Marshall-VolU Nevali. are 111 with totullitls at thU day and Sunday guests of his par ­ rect sl«e and dried flat. Never hang writing. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. TVIUetU, and home Tuesday. them on a line. Mr. and Mra. Leon Gray'of West । Mrs. Mudge and Miss Ruth. Vermontville spent Sunday with WUMU. who ta. b«n SOUTH SHULTZ. Phone 2240 Cor. Jefferson and Court Haatiaga MIDDLEVILLE. Mra. Lulu Gray. Thomapplc Tow.uhlp Board mct .eanM lor .lU.o home ot her daughMerle Bonneville of Battle Creek ,‘ith tiwTtown-^ lcn Thur^ry to fettM wKh :h= ~--= !*“■ Mrb Clara CUr* D“y- ,or tc “ “**■• spent Friday and Saturday with his COATS GROVE. _ .... . rrttirnA/i tn her hntiu. Ratnrrinv returned to home. Saturday. brother. Lester, and family. ship Treasurer and Township Road The P. T. A. will meet tills week Mrs. Mina Kenyon, accompanied Commission and went as far as pos­ Her daughter. Miss Helen, who has Mr. and Mrs Lester Bonneville twelve o'clock. Their many friend. sible with their work until the treas­ been attending school at Kalama- [ Friday evening with supper al .even by Mrs. Mary Anders of Kalamazoo zoo. is home and will care for her. । o'clock. Those in the community are and Mrs. Eva Whittemore of Del­ spent Friday night and Saturday' sympathy. urer seitled with lhe County Treas­ Miss Evelyn Day of Lansing Bus­ I requested to bring a generous ton. attended the Brush lUdgc Cemurer. wix) had given the township with hU mother In Bettie creek. , Bn?Th““ „„ treasurer as long as possible so iness college spent thc week end at amount for lhe pot luck supper on ShulU s of Hastings , Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Herman Zerbel of Saturday with Mr. and Mn. cJ. 1 account of tlie visitors. The program some who had not received their home. Thc North Evangelical Sunday is lo be pul on by Mr. Norcutt and Seventeen were present. All en-' Hastings called on Mr. and Mn. O. ,> Kenyon. Gordon Kenyon mcobI wheat reduction money, who had planned on same to use toward., Schoo) will have an Easter program a company of sixteen from Clarks­ Joyed the fine dlnncrjind the pleas- KJCenyon Sunday evening and told |panted them home to spend tn ant time together. The next meeting them about their new granddaugh- Meek end with hla n&rcnU, Aha their taxes, could receive same and next Sunday evening beginning at ville. trr Ann Ann Louise, Tmilu they IK.. hj^Tl^b^ b..a b_... ra> __________ ,’*fainjiT' ' Kenyon^nd ' T eight o'clock. Miss Ruth Woodman Is home for will bc' wlth’Mr and 'Mrs'Wlii’shii- ter. not be put to the extra expense of , , few... ■ U VAJ __________ , t, -____ » Congratulations arc In order for a week's vacation from her school ton. Everyone who Is Interested in to Kalamaxflo to see. having them returned. This surely Mr and Mra. Harry Mtsener. who! Wbat s Mr. and Mrs. Vem Marshall, who work at Caledonia. • x Improving lhe cemetery in any way U appreciated by those who know Gull The Nutrition class met with Mts. uvnuv come vu to H«r the meeting. were kouru called w to Longmont. uoio., Colo., oy by , one gets an idea irom me ptcran the cost of having taxes turned over were married Thursday at Ida Carpenter attended lhe B. R. i the serious Ulneu of his brother,' of bicycles long akiru and pufla to the county treasurer, as then the lake by Rev. Oillett. grandfather of Dorothy Barnum Tuesday. found him We were very sorry to hear of the Cemetery Circle at Hastings Thun- iuwiu nun still mil alive anve but out very very tow low ' sleeves sleeves in m department depertmei: store eZZstate says what shall be added to the bride. They will go to house­ Occident lo Hubert Barnum Tuea- day. | and he passed away Wednesday al at I| Chicago Dally Daily Newa. News. the cost, which is much heavier to keeping immediately al their farm home. A shower was given them bear than thc small per cent at the home of tlie bride's parents, charged by lhe local collector. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Gillett. Friday 8u|>per at the M. E. church basejmenl for the benefit of lhe chotr evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Fossett. Mr. j and Sunday schools was well pat­ ronised. about *41.00 being taken in. and Mrs. Burr Fossett and baby Thc books are in bad shape and spent Saturday in Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Fossett remained many new ones are needed. for a longer visit. Wednesday P. M- a boo«x runner came to grief in the alley on thc • OBANGSVUXa north side of Main street when he Mr. and Mrs. Ben-----------------Norman spent found a car parked in the west end -----------------------------------of tlie alley. He triad to run around * week with their daughter, Mrs. and became stuck in an ash heap. I Charles Henson and family, at Tlie officers were looking for him i Grand Rapids recently. . and while One man leaped out and' William Rupe, who is attending ran the car and contents were Western Blate Normal at Kalama­ taken and at last reports the man zoo. U home for a week's vacation Mr. and Mrs. John Venema spent was boarding with the sheriff. Charles Juppstrom and Lloyd Saturday night and Bunday with his Sensiba hate severed their connec­ Harold Swinehart was called to tion with tho R. 8. French Mills and are now working in Grand Rap­ near Three' Rivers Friday by tlie ids in a furniture factory, wc arc serious illness of his father. W. H. Beattie returned home tlie «oid. Many were after their auto li­ past week from Florida where he censes lhe last of the week, some had spent several months. Mrs. Christina Austin passed look-advantage ot lhc stickers at away Friday morning at the home half price. ot her daughter. Mrs. Clare Wells, of this place. The funeral was held HOLMES CHURCH. Mrs. Walter Durkee spent Wed­ al tho church Monday afternoon. Burial was at Plainwell. nesday In Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Marian Rupe were Mr. and Mra. Roy Wickham and sons attended a birthday dinner al at Kalamazoo Sunday to see theif Clarence Radford's in Hastings son, Harold, who is 111. Sunday. BOWNE CENTER. The neighborhood was shocked Mr. and Mrs. John Nash were In Tuesday when the newa came over the phone that Hubert Barnum had Hastings Wednesday. his arm cut off while buzzing wood Mrs Jennie--Flynn -----------------w visited — her — slson the Brown place near the old' ter. Mrs. Amanda Ervin, of HasSchlappl church. He was rushed to “ tings a *' few "* days *"■* last week. *" Mrs. Addle Benton. Mr. and Mrs. Pennock hospital and stayed until Friday and was moved lo his broth­ Watt Thomas. Beatrice and Merrill er Howard s In Hastings. He expects Karcher spent Bunday wiUi Lewis lo come home the last of thi week. 6Hnncr and family of Leighton. Mrs. Wayne Benton and Helen Mr. and Mrs. Roland Valentine spent lhe week end at Bkttle Creek spent Saturday with her children in Grand Rapids. and Hastings. Quite a number from Bowne at­ tended the play given by Beatrice CALEDONJA. We again heard the wedding bells Thomas and pupils at tire White ring when Dorothy Oclb, daughter Barn Friday evening. Proceeds, of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Oclb. of Calc- •18.85, Mra. Leon Hoak and mother. Mrs. donia. was married tu Roy Oacklcr of Leighton. Wednesday.. March 21. Dan Weaver, visited at John Naah's one day last week. Congratulations. Mn. Watt Thomas, Beatrice and Tlie CWA workers expect to com­ plete their work al Caledonia by Mrs. Addie Benton were Hastings visitors Saturday April flrat. X Beef Roast was taken to Pennock hospital where he remained two days and is now at the home of his brother. Howard, in Hastings. He is getting along as well as could be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Noble and Mr. and Mn. Geo. Easley at Grandville attended church licrc Bunday and spent the day with E. 8. Thompson and family. Mn. Segar of Freeport haa been visiting her sister, Mn. Dwight Barnum. We are sorry that our pastor. F. C. Wing, is sick and will not be able to fill his appointment!, here for at least a month. E. 8. Thompson will supply in the pulpit for him during that time. Phyllis and Vivian Barnum are I staying with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Barnum. while their parents are in Hastings. The school will give an Easter program at the church next Sunday evening in charge of tlie teacher, Mrs. Flossie Allerding. COWS. 4 iu. 19c Celery . HORSES. Black gelding, 12 yr*., wt. 1450 lb*. _ Black gelding, 12 yr*., wt. 1300 lb*. u. 3c n.. Cabbage - _ _ ■■ _ „ I ------------Imontville. Joyce and Duane Gray Home Economic* Bpedallxts ita an Hi gaa that blows nobody returned with them to spend the Michigan State OoUege ; good, now that science has put ear-1 week end. tx>n monoxide, the gas which kills jadje* u>e Birthday Club a. r«. *<mnte n.ia. automobile driver, who runlfBVe Ur3 jj j. Volta a farewell ... ““h cr, in dofed to the | p«ny „ u,. Getor. Mr,, dlk end reyon leh-oeen Iran Utt work ol prewnttng eleel eegl- o c M>rdull ThuraUy ettemoon By day afternoon. While working in Walter Brown's woods, two mllaa east of coats Grove, hla left fare- Ditto* tiy la b« *«rv Lne look, to jm star <oik* and toMt «1m>; l Fivi given it a N V ji uu ur» lOwfai? BOWENS MILLS. Grandpa and Grandma Driggs (Mr. and Mrs. Oladeon Briggs) are very’pleascd about the' new grand­ son. who arrived Sunday. March 18, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ sell Lewis of near MoUne. and will answer to the name of Russell John. There will be preaching at the church Friday evening. March 30. at 8 P. M. by lhe pastor. Rev. Peter Hondred Sunday services, preaching, at 10 A. M.. Sunday School, 11 A. M. There will be special music by Grand Rapids talent at both tlie Friday evening and Sunday serv­ ices. come and meet with us. The Bowens Mills L. A. 8. will meet April 3 (election day) either with Mix Clyde Holmes or at the church next door, for an afternoon noting Bustneu meeting from lwo M 'our P. dully Invited. TOOLS. Double harne**. Riding plow, Syracute. Walking plow, Moore 202. Spring drag, 17 tooth. Garden aeeder. Wagon. Mowing machine, Adriance-Moline. Combination wood and hay rack. Set dump board*. 2 hand cultivator*. Riding cultivator. Grain drill. Corn planter, 2-hor*e Hoo*ier. TERMS OF SALE:—c-Aon thing to be settled for at date of A. W. HILZEY, 2 Sled marker*. Set deigh*. Hay fork, rope and pulley*. 50-gal oil drum. Tank heater. Grain fanning mill. Copper kettle. Many other article* too numerous to mention. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Kalamazoo Claatic heater. Renown heating atove. Laura] cook *tove. Library table. 3-piece living room «uite. 8-piece dining room *uite, walnut finiah. 6 oak dining chain. 4 drestera 4 metal bedateadi, complete. 9x12 rug. 8x10 rug. 6x8 rug. Cabinet Victrola and record*. Kitchen table. Child’* bed. 12-ft. maple extension table. Atwater Kent radio. Ice box. Folding ironing board. Pork barrel and many other artich SEPARATORS, ETC. DeLaval, No. 12. Water Cooled, 6 160 egg Buckeye incubator. Quantity whitewood and butternut lum- until settled for. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH M. 1H4 TWELVE .CDnUnurd their family tree direct | j lowly \e- mud puppy mr a/vr- to lhp Malamand<??'There ' DELTON. will be another dance In related groups today. SUU the fam-ithe community hall Saturday night, i ------------Uy "alt* on the evolutionary ttxwe. 'March 31. A Battle Creek orchestMtWTMOB [ Some 200,0000.000 year* ago. In the.most at them living part of their jtra will furnish the musl<\ FAULT UviM kM> mi* la Ik. hill* ot north-central Texas, a group Uve* with gUb and nm and the re- । Mr Rnd Mrs wiuiani Slnllh vU. LEGAL NOTICES | ---------Or ANCIENT LINEAGE father, returned home Friday after FINE I^KE FARMERS' CLUB. The Pine Lake Fanners' Club en­ joyed the hospitality of Almon Farr C. J. Moore was In Kalamasoo Fri­ and Mr. and Mre. Clancy Farr on day on business. Saturday. March 24 There were Joe Flynn Is on lhe sick list this sixty-seven present to enjoy a din­ ner planned and served by the men, Otto Kunde and Nonna Lightfoot they surely did credit to themselves of Freeport spent Sunday with Mr. ,44 protecting water disappeared. Drift- ’johmon ,y apron of pastel shade* (we are ---------Ing sand* covered them, other earth The entire High ichool ha* been not saying *o much about tlve fit) I NASHVILLE. '!*• changes came about, until finally the experimenting with growth of bac- । Mr and Mrs. Harry Wertman 'and atunding to everyone'* needs. ' Mr. and Mre. Menno Wenger went aL little amphibians were buried under teria. tn the tert* eleven pupils spent Suiulay afternoon with Mr. ’ Wc wcrf wry gIftd to have CUy Thursday to spend a teas of earth and rock. had A s. They expect further ex- , and Mrs. Ray Johnson at Yorkville. | president. Arthur Lathrop, with us few day* with relatives. ISr’‘»7*twi“uwaand”f>iM"iuA4‘riJ *»4 In recent ages, the Texas hill* Pfrl<'nc<’ *<‘h bacteria growth. Very The .Misses Hannah Jones and again. He did ix>t feel quite well. The Kroger store opened for bu*lKmv. *M 4o/iMd.iiAn (IM4S40). hgve part w(.athw<1 awayt ,hd interesting und instructive to the La Vera Molt were Sunday gueit* enough to preside. Vlce-Pre*, Lee Monday morning, the first door ---- - ------..... nrss asunuay inuiiuiia, ixai. mwi ±u;\"‘‘.;rkZr^uY.t4' this summer the rock slab contain-, W*** ' formers Pparents, arcnt’" Mr »d, .Nottingham Nottingham opened [ofJh the Mr. aand ojiened the the meering meeting in. in ^uth south of Of their their present present location, location, the the X'-U—t.--------- ^“^rtroUy^trfflM^^I e^erW’2r!UL;<Xal। Mrs Harold Jones. ) usual form with singing - "Love's Old ____________________________________ building had been remodeled and R br vtrte. Ot (be of these ancestral forms, called oy ™r‘ns *, heJ „ I Mr. and Mre. Mr*. E. R. Willison spent spent' Sweet Song" and repeating thc redecorated. wb scientist* “TrimerorhachLs." were h°r h I Sunday TherewillbeaunionGoodFri“undat- with with Mr Mr. and and Mis. Mts. Sanford Sanford ! Lord's Lord's Prayer. Prayer. — -r.br ua. »« found by W. H. Buettner. Preparator ,un‘cd,°hprh0^p. . n . Willison at Hlckon' Corners. I Lee Kllllck as chairman had dat service at the Evangelical nA z^ura3luandl'tS ‘n the Museum of Paleontology in ' _“r-'and Mr and Mrs Allen Terry of l charge ot lhe program. Piano solo. chLthfrom 2 00 to3:00. TheNorth be the University of Michigan. Nearby ®f"r*y^ M and ; Litchfield spent the ucck end with I----------- Miss Reta Miner. 'j «*» “«»* Qrove If0"1 J and w Barryvill* IT*~ • Nanette Maple M. P. ai tb. aoriboir or he also found remains of foosil Sl,Ola “ Hennessey and. fUlleh Mrs. daugh-I*the ,,lP-*home >ome- folks Lee Nottingham wa* asked to tell;churches are uniting with thc local HIM. cSi»: (harks, minnow sized Ganoid fishes. .2^. rntunJ Mr nnd Mrs Lpon Fennock and in« °ib. Halidin* the giant amphibian. Eryops and the ter',^ P?e', af, prc 01 n* John Adam* were business callers "Why He Left tlie city and came . churches. The talks will be on "The Back to thc Farm.” He gave a res-' Hearings Before Jewish Authorifriends In in town Frldav. Friday. ... ... .a. ------------------- •?----------------- --------on friends Jn HasUnga y^.y afternoon. , Esther Munger, wlu> is attending | Mrs. Blanche Richards visited her utne of his younger days in the city ties:" “The First Trial Before Piwhere after trying various jobs he late:" "The Trial Before Herod" and 1 High school In South Bend, Ind., is daughter. Ruth, at Leila hospital found one of the most renumerative -The Second Trial Before Pilate; •*a«7tkkliiBte!Xt S |Sr> ( i ThP •l* cJm * ni of th * w farly ** ’ • InUrotl lh»r<------------- -- — — . speiiuuiM spending a wrc* week wi with her mother.r* j In Battle Creek Tuesday. rrnt txr >B>iira. other Mrs Adda Munger. real nr aaaum.'' atives of the mud puppy and Other at painting buggies, and later when “The Sorrowful Wa/' and “The was home from auiwiAwura day salamanders, ... are espeMr and Ocorgc Adrianson I . . Clair Richards .... - ... ,, r a nd Mrs acorsre ......... automobiles were nuuiuiuiuini manufactured uc he.• uraui Death on the Cross and the “ilp^TcertuaB.’rry ciaUywluaWe became of the good 5pcnt Sunday at Battle 0^. thejjji 12dDaU c Creek ,Of orcrjfo‘MKl another job‘ equally " a* good- Burial." ••There will be special mu.l .0 l*‘r,ftc8‘lon of <* the heads, head-’- showing .guest* of, Mr. Mr and Mrs. Harry Harry Blake Blake 1 n£ *TCK ””L . w^hineinn n 1 If11 not n°l better bpUpr painting automobile*, automobiles,sic. sic. AtAAt7:30 MUkhttB. „ petrification KU(.5t, 0 ... 7:30 inin lhe lhe Mcukuuuv Methodist ' of tho SoaibMat Qi»rmlnute mlniito struclurr structure ol nf the bon banes *i and .. . Marion. " ’ |rGeorB George ® Miles cs ? off Washington. D D. , In r,, spllP .ni.. oI _• lhe fact lhat wages were «... : church a union choir will present Urik ot R*w Raare Eifbl BUM <■» <•) »«. Do not not lOrget forget tne tlie supper supper tor for tne the , p*? Pl,Ued lo HUNDREDS OF ARTICLES IN THIS GREAT (4) Xorlk «»«L and twth and ll* ,tra.w?. ol. »!*e DO Ui. o/„’’ „,.zl KS? i. ' ? I Tn ,, *ood hc uv “ appucu io rui Lindsey for the UIC cantata. caiiiaia. "The Siu: Crucifixion." ^uvuuuuu. ■ Fellows at their ... hall . ..... . 1 with his people. Rev, ant and* Mrs Mrs. L L.’ D D.'.w«lt .....i, on the farm and n..a has i.... proved I। The union Easter Sunrise service o tMUltitf Elfkty (40) »<tM Of laad. “slime canal*, which sheltered the odd Saturday ONE CENT SALE, ALL HIGH GRADE NEW mn er ckAkf*. Vnrir**»» wmwry nerves of the head, just be- nl„ht March 31. ।MJ®8' a1]1 that even though he received In a , at the Evangelical church will be Wi»* Haitian. Mirhi*AA. January ».1 neath the skin. The amphibian* deBertha Kolb Doris Burke Han- f pCCUf C” month from Eli what tie received in I at six o'clock, the program being MERCHANDISE FRESH FROM THE MANUr„, m-,. berve bi tlie history of evolu- nah and John JonMt jvfn n,.x ■ eVtery night this week in Uie M. E. a wfCk ln the clty lhBl onc can suc. sponsored by the three young peoi ea*tBiFACTURER -«*• ^nine. RMtlan Mifirkin*^ tion 1x031146 ,hey **’*• Mary Jean and Janet Smith, ElizaWJna,bs und Mlsa ceed on the form if they have pleapie's societies. w~. ...» ...... .. f-'w pies sucicttea. Dahlstrom assisting. Oni S-2R-S4 animals to prove that life could exist i. ..... Dahlstrom assisting. ... , .• s ti ( -v.t rt .it.ivrno« i Tn the Rvnnsellrai enurch at 10 Out » 5S s< to ,'ty of "xtfck-to-)t-lvcness.“ i In the Evangelical cnurch at 10 bc-th and Junior Woods arc home ----------------- "f at least part of the time out ot wa- from Kellogg school on a vacation.।1 Mr. and Mrs. George Bagley are Vocal duet My Wild Irish Rose." o'clock the pastor will speak on OBDU FOR PUBLICATION. । happy over the arrival of on eight Grace Boermnn and Joy Gibbs ac-1 “Christ, the Head of the Church." , ter. Out of them, during the Perm­ The Ladies' Aid will serve din­ (and one-half pound son born Sat­ companicd by Dick Farr and Fred There will be a baptism service and tan Period of ancient time, the land ner election day. urday morning In Pennock hospital reptile began to evolve, followed Bocnnan on Hawaiian guitar*. reception of nfembers. At 11 o'clock, Some from here attended the HrSi'rSSJT. eventually by the brainier mommnU. Junior play al Kellogg's Friday at Hastings. Bert Brown wu* asked to tell ot the Sunday School will give an YOU NEED EVERY DAY. GET BIQ CIRCULAR FOR 2 “ im Although outdistanced and sidc! Delton friends extend their sym- lhe activities of the Barry County Easter program. In the evening at' COMPLETE LIST । night and report it very good. , |Kithy to the families of John Wil ­ Pmaat. Baa. fiiuart Clmwui. J«d*« «>f tracked In evolutionary growth, the Emergency Relief and thc CWA. He 7:30 o'clock, the Clover Leaf Club Mrs. Frank Boniface has gone to | Of th, Ml.t» ot r.v\,' amphibian* did not die out. but Cornjohn. North Carolina, lo visit lison of East Delton and James Me­ read u well prepared report from will sponsor a pageant. "The Llv, FAMILY REMEDIES TOILET GOODS I Donald ofgpioveniale in the los* of Mrs. A. H. Carveth. administrator of Ing Christ." Those taking part are: her parents, Mr and Mrs. Raymond. ’ Tonica, Laxatives, thc wife and mother of each, whose the Barry County Emergency Wei- Jalnu, Harold Bahs; Lydia. Mrs. OHDEB FOB PUBLICATION. Face Powders, Creams It has been .many years since she funerals occuned Friday and Sat- fare Relief commission, ip which. Mabie Elder; Anna. Mrs. Fern Dyspepsia Medicines, .. ha* seen thgm and the meeting will Lotiona, Pcrfumca • ■.lijv.3;. a.M .. ... * • »>■’“■' «» Uhdouhudly ’ I iurday respectively. she summarized the origin of this Cross; Ruth. Wilma Parrott; Mary, Liniments, Tablets 5 | Tlie Delton Boosters' Club banToilet Waters worthy project, it wa* found Hut Mrs. Nettie.Parrott: Mary MagdaoSka in th» ritr of Ha>iin<> in Norma Brown spent Friday at' mt,. «u th.- :4th da,- «f Marrh. Neeley visiting school where Mrs. iiquetted the officers and directors of | one family in six in the) United ^ene, Mrs. Stella Purchls; Salome. FOR YOUR MEDICINE FOR THE MEN !?.4Hna. Binart rirmrnt. Jud*, of Mary Ann . . Cappon I* teacher. Nor- thc different business organizations ।Slates were dependent. The money'Mrs. Lanah Fisher; Joanne. Mrs. CABINET < ma reports ttw .whool us fine. I here Friday night. Tlie ‘EST Creamery Michigan Is pres-UM1 through -----------■ ------Pauline John, Allen Lykins; Shaving Creams, Lotions, thc EElevator Co., Shipping As- ',hP 'u,lr* lax' whk:h »rovldrd »‘= - Brumm; . Drugs,'Medicines, Mr and Mrs. Maurice Mills had Co.,_!£, ^,.? Ed. .Reynolds: Peter. ------------- . rZC *■ Hair Tonica F Powders, Tablets for "000 000 for «*»»ef work. She told how Thomas. Wallace Graham. The pi­ for guest* guests the the week week end. end. Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Bernard Mills and Dawn and to ta’'1’* appointment* were made and anist will be Mis* Bemlta Bowman, Harvey Mill* of Kalamazoo. They [f " ‘J. Kathrln^P^Jlmi lhe •»*«is»nr Investigation* and violinist. Josef Mix. Fred Ackett ASPIRIN TABLETS FINEST QUALITY 5 GRAIN and their guest* spent Sunday vis-; 3n?dUw dinner : hcw ,hey “re r*P°r,wl- aUo of the will be in charge of the lights. MH4rW,7allk. Rryi.l-r of Prob.!,. Me Bottle of IM—2 FOR Sic itlng Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Crooks-J*' | co-operation of doctors. dentUt* and . At uie the mcwmxusl Methodist cnurcu. church. oerSerton of Hastings. ! „ s*^“Kcr and 8a'c a 'ery | nurses in the county. Relief is given mon by Rev. Hoyt, at 10 o'clock;. ton of Hastings. oun vox muoATtow. clothing, ,j Sunday School at 11:15. The BunMrs. J . I| in the form of food, shelter, clothing. 50c COLONIAL CLUB Mrs. Milo Milo Lehman Lehman has has returned relumed 50c MAO-LAC TOOTH PASTE Mr. and Mrs Willard Hall of Kalnum a week's wevas visit vuni with Willi Mr. Mt. and ana । lights, tuvt, fuel, uui necessary -vmii) >household iuusc.iuiu uay day ocituui School will WUl »i»c give their ur Easter from SHAVING CREAM, 2 FOR 51c THE ORIGINAL, 2 FOR 51c Mrs. Lawrence Osborn and family Lr, 1 \.gU”%>°\.thelr applies »nd medical attendance to program at 7:30 o'clock, of Nashville. (Mr “nd Mm' Frcd C' thr person In hla own home. There | The Nazarene church. $1.00 BEEF IRON AND WINE 75c THEATRICAL COLD CREAM, The P. T. A. will have their meet-: n. T .-t-,.. „m u„ wep statistic* to regard to the num-1 M, Bunday School: ll.J !!» npni u at me scnooinouse. M"bv iLf'S™. 5. bcr “"A of persons **«« aided, the amount J morning "”rnL"« worship; .•* at ’ 7:30. :S a Mis­ mg wes” ... 2 FOR $1.01 1 POUND TINS, 2 FOR 7<O dam.. Oeorw Wood. Earl Johnrock.""' !,dl1, 1 "J / Cdn" expended and tlie amount of gov- slonary program will be given, I and Arnold McLeay are the com- m~n ly 1 . Ap1r 13 ttnd ,4’ ernment supplies distributed and Richard Miller. 02, a Civil war 50c GENUINE ASPIRIN of Probate. 25C NELSON'S BABY FOWDER Thev hnv« ' The ncxt regular community meet- make the moat out of life with what veteran, passed away Friday momJohn C Kr rbam a. .peak.?1-nroro ln“ o( D*'tl011 Community Club OKDEB FOB PUBLICATION. 2 FOR 26c BOTTLES OF IN, 2 FOR 51c Mita Im RSlXS?' JS" u‘" '» I-" lh' «• “«*» they have. They feel Die need for । ing al lhe home of his son, Fred this kind of missionary work just as Miller, following an illness of severbriny Mndwiohr. lor yourwlf. and "u and HaITy great as In foreign countries. Mr. al months. Mr Miller was bom in $1.00 SPRING BLOSSOM FACE 50c rmum or other dl.h Wonman have ehartre ot th. pra- Brown cited a few local cases that Waterloo. New York, in 1842. He MA0NU1A, 2 FOR 51c POWDER. 2 FOR 61C Mm. Maurice Hughe, .as In Kat- “™T u"‘ * ■ »«-Wther have benefited from the Emergency served in the Union army and amarno Saturday .hopplna, abro c™nm“»' - Welfare. Everyone is asked to re- fought in Uie battle of Kingston. 50c PEN-GESIC LIQUID 50c CAMPHOR ICE LOTION red. lh«t public notice of I'robete. , ! He nettled In Michigan as a farmer 1 «0M on her Mater. Mr«. Witham rations in the surrounding vlclni- j»rt really deserving cases. ANALGESIC FOR PAIN tmbllcetion of a copy In the m . ties. — Each will .um™. furnish Earl Clason played a very pretty' five years after the war. A lover | Dunean, and family. -<■ community -><■ 2 FOR 51C 2 FOR 51c Mra. Florence Molt, who Ira. been l™ " L1”" "W”1-" ™ <•» ,!»»• piano accordion solo and responded ahd trainer of horses, he made the 1 d>r«r. Jr., one of the Communities which will tw. be to an encore. Bird in wld rvurt Illa .uytng with her daughter. Mra gram. Commumtle. whirr, .m county fairs in this section of the RUBBER GOODS FINE STATIONERY represented arc: Douds. Cedar |M. L. Fear. Superintendent of state. He wa* active in horse racHugh Chapman, and family of Creek. Hope Center. Cloverdale. 3 for tbe Price of Onea for the Price of One— malnwcll High school, was guest' ing until about three years ago. He Hickory Corners returned to her । Prairieville, Pine Lake, and Kellogg Weaker and he told us that we don't is survived by two sons. Fred of Pl u* a Penny . Plu* a Penny home here Saturday. NOTICE TO CBEDITOB3. Elizabeth Woods spent the week School. After lhe program, re- appreciate what the supervisors Nashville. Levi of Battle Creek, a have to do in Emergency Welfare daughter. Mra. Grace t'zrr;. Perry. z! end with Bertha Stenger of Milo । The Scout* expect to take a hike 1 cakMa"d, PlcW« »111 be und he stresred that we Uiould aup- . Grand Rapids, several granddiliThc IK 1 ton Community port them in every possible way. He dred. Funeral services were held Saturday. March 31. Meet nt one served. "‘rv’‘'1 o'clock at Woods' groyery. This will (Club will furnish thc refreshments, told of his experiences in CWA ' Monday afternoon at two o'clock at be a Nature Study . hike. Junior and it is requested that each fam- work and of the higher standard of | the Hess funeral home, conducted ।i Wood*' nuws put rut l,y who consider* themselves mem- living a* a result of this employ- by Rev. M. E. Hoyt. Burial at Stony |>atroi. I Krnneih Chapman ot Illckory! brr> ot our eommunlly. bnn, tax. ment. He spoke of the boys and girls Point. Comer, Is eUlUnp „t the Kaurlee J'S" »nd two toon in the teen age and the important | The senior play. "It I Only Had a IHunhes home tor" lew.<h»s. IrrtM ... -Mrs. -Mr, rr.™.. j frfbd mtaa cakes. Mr Mr. and George question confronting them. "What Million,” was given at the Star Vaughn Mott w<mt u, Scottville I Whittemore and other helpers will Shall We do When We Are Through । theater on Friday and Saturday DEPABTMBMT Ot CONSBSVATION. i Monday. He Is InXhe employ of have charge of serving. Mrs. Lois High School?" -What Can We — night*. Lajulnf Flowers. Mrs. Mary Henton. Mrs. Choose as a Career?" He spoke of George R. Hocuth. Dlrtrter. । the Michigan Mutual Windstorm Mrs. John Mason underwent a it Julia Doster. Russell Mott. William lhe changing trend, movement from!(major operation at the Community! i Company. and E c.. E the lhe cjutiiry country hM has about stopped stopped.1| hospital recently. I Reynolds un U t. I Mr. and Mrs. John Doster. Mr. Smith, H. T. Faulkner wi I act as reception com-( M any city people are moving to ur, and Mrs. Vaughn Mott were guests Mr. and Mra. Daniel Garlinger mlttcc. we hoi* everyone who can j ban districts where they can raise a .nr In Ul lLansing *iuuu* Friday. rr>uay. 11>I. ;of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ehrman of win come arid help to make this a lJart of thetr living. Detroit ha* 25.-, were D«nnl* Yarger closed out his meat Kalamazoo Sunday. James Verrell i* home from Ot­ most enjoyable affair. Mrs C. M ooo less children which is true of [market here and will work on a BANNER WANT ADA'S. PAT McCrary of Kellogg district will mosl |arRC citiea. Job* arc harder to boat on tlie Great Lake*, sego for a few days. ri.il r w,--------- , DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. KCt Mrs. get because because of of electrical electrical machinery. machinery. । Some from here attended the Jun­ give a short talk. Mrs. Gail Gail Lykin* Lykin* and and twin twin — sons ________________________________________ _________________________ Charlcs Robinson' Is ... u . „......................... is electricity viicuicny going Kuiiih to w be uc our vui Masouu- were in Hastings Wednesday, ior play at Kellogg's Friday and re­ - U. rf Hickory Comers .ere who „ lhe p „. cf Comen wjre Sunday (er ? People w ho are best preMr. and Mr*. Harry William* and MMMMMWMMMMWM port it excellent. truest* of nf Mr. Mr and unit Mrs. Mra Charles Chorlr* HarWnr- ,1 pared will get __ ... . job*. ... •assured ______ ■ family have gone to their home on guest* the He The young people will give their ia . it . . *“ thMt u w,n take better training' the north aide, after spending the play at the church Friday night, r w“T• t , dp Town accidentally lost his for fnrming in the next 20 years. Ini wlntar with melr brother-in-law. April 6. Dixie Oil account book recently. He advUlng >ixic OU ndvialna girl* <rtrla ho hn doesn't rtoHui-t advise arivtM* 'Charlav Brown Charley Brown. Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs. ” Mr. and Mrs Lester M. Kenyon Verne Calthrop's were. Mrs. Fran­ is hoping if anyone find* it they teaching unless they are absolutely cis Van Hom of Otsego. Mr. and will realize the Importance of re­ sure they will succeed because at have moved to a farm near Bellethe prdaertt time there are 12.000 vue. Mr. Kenyon had been emMrs Dosle Van Horn and children turning it to it* owner. of Cooper Center and Mr. and Mrs. unempluyed teachers. There are 42.- ployed for some time by hl* brothSOUTHWEST RUTLAND. N. H. Barber of Cressey ooo teacher* for 30.000 job* For girls er-in-law. W. J. Leibhauser, at the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens and the field of public health nurses isn’t lumber yards. Sjiccinl services at the M. E I Mr*. Harry Dunn were guests Wedcrowded. For boy* most vocations. Lyman Elder. Vidian Roe. Marchurch Sunday. and J • April 1. Try si, tutu . tool the pastor by giving him such nesday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otis are crowded but he must choose Ijorie Hoyt, Louise Wotxing, Betty a full house that thcre will hardly ot o,ass Creek. something that he had rather do ‘ and Louise Lent* and Miss Fem be standing room. Mr. and Mrs. Philo OU* and sons. than anything else and be an expert I Schulze of Michigan State College Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norris enterJunior, of Lansing were in hi* line. He spoke of mass pro- j are home for their spring vacation, tained Mr. and Mrs. Ben Temple. Saturday vlriton of the former's duction of houses and wondered lf[ Mra There*** He** wa* taken to 1930 SPORT MOD. A Jack and Mn. KaUe Norris of Kai*- 'lster- Mn. Richard Laubaugh. Ma*- (arming would come to mass pro- Pennock hospital Saturday 1929 STUDEBAKER mazoo over the week end and Sun- ,rr Donald remained for a week's dixilon? There are not as many. Miss Edna Brumm of Kalamazoo State SEDAN, General FORD ROAD- $4 Of? day. They called on Mrs. Jennie vU!t specialist* among doctors and more11* spending the week at her home STER, only I faW j Norris and Lucy Saturday night A larRC crowd attended the auc- doctors are coming to smaller town* j here. perfect condition, a fine Mn. Ed. Johnson and Marian of ‘lon “lc al Prcd Ne»land« Tues- from cities. There were 176 doctor* Mr. and Mrs. E F. Moore of Bat­ 1926 MODEL T FORD Orangeville called on the latter day, on the welfare tn Detroit, so there tie Creek spent Wednesday aftercar for the Thursday. Mra and Mre. Wm. Havens spent isn't much inducement tn this field, moon with lhe former'* sister, Mr*. family, only Civ COUPE, Soft W. F Smith waa in Kalamazoo Sun«y with their daughter. Mrs There won't be any place for lazy Otto Schulze. only £U Monday on business His sons, Ivan Rankin Hart, and family of Brush person* in induitry He tries to Im-! Bom Monday morning to Mr. and 1931 8-cyUnder BUICK and Rex. accompanied him. Ridge. pres* boy* and girl* to do a thor- Mr*. Ward Smith a daughter. ---------------- -------------------------Several of the ladles from here at- ough job of whatever they under-1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold He** of 2 MODEL T TUDORS, COUPE, fine condition, IRV1NG.----------- tended the NutriUon class meeting take and to do thing* on time and Grand Rapids (pent Sunday with good tires, your choice Mr. and Mrs. William McCann at Mrs. Mina Whittemore's of Glass their chance* of success will be' lh«lr parent*, Mr. and Mn. O. T. for only OC f for only_______ &U were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Creek. Thursday. All had an en- greater. Industry can't have ignor­ Dell Wilcox of Rutland. joyable lime. The April meeting ance. Young people In the future , ’ 1924 BUICK COUPE, 4 Mre. Evelyn Gay and daughter of will be held with Mrs. Francis Gor- will show us as we showed our falhWEST CARLTON. 1929 HUDSON DeLuxe Richland Junction spent lost week luim — ____________ Verdan Ooville and wife were passenger, a comfort­ here with her grandmother, Mrs. Dan Karns of Brush Ridge was young people at heart and U mak- Middleville viaitore Friday. BROUGHAM, 6 wire able, durable car, with Lucretia Benham. - a Sunday visitor in the Jim Wilcox ing every pouible pouinie effort enort to help, help »r and ana Mrs. Roy Hoy Nagler rtagier and ana Mr. wheels, splendid condi­ good tires and in fair Mr. and Mrs Garnet Peeling liave hbnie. them. He gave a very interesting I daughters, Katharine and Florence,! । moved from the Rutland-YankeeMrs. Fred Otis of Glass Creek and talk and we hope he can come again were Sunday guests at Art Richard tion, a aplen- IAEA condition, SEA , Springs town line, south of town, to nephew, John Havens, of Grass soon and tell us of some ot the other did car, only.. COU for only OU the John Perry farm west of Irving. Lake were callers Saturday after­ interesting things he lias in mind. Friends of Mrs. Ellen Roush will Welcome to our midst noon in the home of Mr. and Mr*. Grace Boerman and Joy Gibbs, ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perry nf st. Wm. Havens. two little girls from Parchment, did Pennock hospital. Mrs Roush ha* 11 John* were Sunday guest* of J M Mr. and Mre. Ernest Gorham and tap dancing and responded to an lived with her daughter. Mrs will Perry and Took Mr* Jesaie Perry, children of Kalamazoo spent Satur- encore. Mishler, of Bowne the past few GENERAL and CORDUROY I who had spent the winter here with day w*th hi* parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Meeting closed by singing "God Be months. ! her son and family, back home with Francis Gorham. TIRES and ACCESSORIES! With You." and repeating the them. ------ —■» • a . transacted business In Battle Creek watchword. Mr*. Whit Benham went to HomQUIMBY. ■ 13 and IS Plata We are invited to meet with the recently. er Sunday to visit her parent* Tor The Easter program will be held Delton Community Club at their Cenuina FORD BATTERIES. the day. In the church Sunday morning after hall on Monday evening. April 9 — pneumonia, at Grand Rapids, is William .McCann has gone with Sunday school. Nona Battar at An, Prion! Pearl Bagley, secy. visiting his brother in Wisconsin the M. 8. C. baseball team on their Tlie Quimby church 1* being re­ , spring training trip to North Caro- shingled by the men of this comNORTHEAST IRVING. Una. munity and 1* nearly finished. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blakney of West ADAMS LAKE. The Bassett young folks. Mr. There will be a conununion service Carlton spent Saturday evening The Yankee Springs Christian EnOangullletc and the enuren church Wednesday eve-­ with ana son. mi, Misses misses Helen neien held at uw weaneaaay eve and Mrs. Arthur Moore. : Weaver and Belva Riley put on the nlng. Mr and Mr* Otto Lightfoot ac­ program at the Fellowship meeting. The young people will have their companied by Mrs. Pearl and MU* Yankee Springs schoolhouse Sator! It was much enjoyed The oratori- Easter party Saturday night . Norma Llgtfoot were In Hartings cal contest will be next month. Tlie Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Thursday »m ~ fa*t time. Supper w wUl be pot luck Mr. and Mrs. Earl West and son Castelein was returned to the Pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bushong of Everyone to bring own table service of Eaton Rapids and Mr. and Mrs nock hpapltal for medical care. Welcome comer* spent Sunday with Everyone welcome. i J IF— .__ M___ .... . Joe Norton of Grand Rapids were Mr and Mrs. Leon Scott an«| famJay Bagley's house haa so far Sunday guests of their relatives ily of Battle creek visited their parMrs Henry Fry. who was called been repaired enough to enable the here. entg here Sunday. to Oklahoma at the family to move into it last week. tts. One CentSale 4tBIG DAYS 5W STARTINGJVEDNESDAY STOCK UP - - - SAVE MONEY THIS SALE IS FOR 4 DAYS ONLY! HERE ARE A FEW OF THE ARTICLES J x: milk l£. ANO HUNDREDS OF OTHER THINGS YOU NE ED WEI1ESMT : TIIMM1 : FUMY : MT1IMT The Prescript! on Drug Store B. A. LyBARKER, Prop r. Want to Buy or Sell? Good, Heat-Producing COAL Hastings, Michigan Try Our Want Column REAL BARGAINS IN USED TRANSPORTATION Have a Different Car for Easter! —is undoubtedly the most eco­ nomical fuel to be obtained. Our experience in buying coal is an advantage to our custom­ ers. A kind, or grade of coal that produces the most heat for the money is tffe sort of coal to buy. We not only sell good, heat producing coal but our deliv­ ery service is prompt and painstaking. Some one of the several varie- ‘ ties of coal we sell is sure to meet your individual require­ ments. Smith Brothers Velte & Company faltry and Stock Fttdt TELPEHONE 2257 Coal, Limo, Cornont HASTINGS, MICH. ' America'a ' UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO FORD DEALERS HastinfZl Michiowr* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-04-04.pdf 1cf2e9cfc9f4ef3d49abbf74fce7e19b PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR liras WILL CONTEST SWTEO INVOLVES THREE 0HILDREN OF LATE JQHN E. LAKE OF NASHVILLE 10 PAGES Procession of the Brides” Final Rehearsal Tonight For Wedding Gown Display On Friday Night, April 6 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, APRIL 4, 1934 PAGES Ito 6 NUMBEJ BIG MEETING AT WELCOME CORNERS THE OT ELECT Dll rs“"EWSP,r.., ELECT ON BESUL STATE STATUTES Dr. Paul Cressman of Lan­ Pack 14 Giving ?x*The | MUST BE FOLLOWED sing to Speak on Sun- j ■DffWlS QUIET CubComing NTHECOI of Akela" at 0 day, April 8 ESPECIALLY IS THAT TRUE LESS THAN HALF OF THE tral Auditorium THERE WAS A LIGHT V0T1 Next Sunday. April 8. at Welcome WITH THE BONDS Corners church and Grange-.thero^- VOTERS APPEARED AT next Thursday evening, April 12; POLLED IN MOST OF As the time approaches for the J loved It I* Mom" and Miss Lelo THE VOTING BOOTHS,' Cub Pack 14. Harvey Burgess, Pack OF OFFICERS presentation of the "Pfocesslon of Lancaster will render "Ah. THE TOWNSHIPS community dinner after Sunday । Master, will present lhe pageant. the Brides" at the Methodist church Mystery of Life." Mrs. Reno Culler ------------school. “The Coming of Akela." The boys on Friday evening. April 8. at eight of Woodland is singing "At DawnpilRI IP RinUTQ MAY HIS FATHER RECENTLY Dr. Paul Cressman of the State RESULTS WERE QUITE will wear their Indian costumes and AND CONTESTS WERE o'clock, much interest is being manl-:ing." Chorus numbers are. "Let Me niun I o mH I of Public Instruction Lci/csn v niuinrn head dress, about thirty Cubs and . -----------------------------------OTHERWISE BE HARMED Department .fest and everyone seems eager to I-----------------------------------------Call You Sweetheart." "Memories." DIED AT AGE OF 102 .help FREE OF EXCITEMENT the speaker in the morning at the; EVENLY DIVIDED Pack Committeemen portlcipatlng. 1 make it u a apicuuiu splendid success. success.'and others well known .and loved. ■ ■, < iiiokc . uuu uu.ria wen luiuwii auu ruveu. .. - i church service and at the grange', Mr. Burges* wrote the pageant ' Marfa Will When Nearlv 100 .Each committee is working hard on Mrs. James Bristol at the organ Allerran tin Cn«n in Which maae Will When nearly 1VU.1U particular duties. whatever they playa a program ot such-favorite* a* AUe»an °°- Oa8e> ln Which hall after dinner. Rev. c. M. Conklin The Voting Machine Tried and takes the part of “Akela." Wai- (There Wag a Stiff Battie On HnaiA Will tj,. l ___ . _________________________ ___________ _ _ _____ ....... tr>» has made some special arrange ­ lace Osborn is reader. Wellraley praiH.villA Townshtn Out in Fourth Ward Re­ —Cale Will Be Tried may be. The final rehearsal will be'"Flower Song," Mendelssohn's "WedKim Sigler Is Attorney, Ironside 1* the Medicine Man and in rXa*r*«VUie TOWUlIlip, ( ment* for extra music, and the |held thi* Wednesday evening at ding March," "The Bridal Chorus", sponded Quickly in Allegan Shows. Need of Care school will furnish a special num­ Den Chiefs are Bernard Williams, I Barber Winning ‘ 'seven o'clock m at inc lhe enuren, church. Mrs. Mr*.'from Lohengrin. "I^rgo." and' ~ , . . seven ociock , irom uonengnn. Largo. ana of Uie towiuhius Of lhe Less than half of our city's voters Gordon Crothers and John Barnett. > ln An interesting case involving the M E. whitman assisting the au- others. Ftor half an hour before and i A Cll5e rw*mly *»ied in the dr­ ber for the afternoon program. . .. . .. . 1 Rev. conklln 1* in charge of the appeared at the election Monday. Special stage and electrical effect*. last will and/testament and ^testament ot the late I pervising pervising committees. (after I after the program, an orchestra un- cult -—• -------Court ot Allegan *’*------ -----------county--before -------In . forenoon program. The Ladies’ Aid There was no electioneering. People are being arranged by Hubert Bron- j00 nty the Vote WM ■ . l -------------u. — --------. j » — ••* — der the direction of Wesley Logan Alexander D. Lake, who died a few Those who love the old familiar der the direction of Wesley Logan judge Leonard o. Verdier. Circuit has cturngc of the pot luck dinner who cared to went to the polls son. Tills program wo* presented ' Johnstown. Orangeville and Yankee’ ,p■« and .Clyde Stedge. Master of the ।quietly and cast their votes os they some week* ago at a rally of Cubs Springs, only one tlckes was in the neid. Probably the warmest contest [allwr of the late John E. Lake, of'pan by Mrs. Floyd Everhart, and j The prologue for the play was Allegan. Illustrates the care that Welcome Grange, is presiding offi­ 1 wished. The election results were and their parent* and was splendid- '1 field. ..... about. even between republicans and ly done. With a larger stage and Nashville, will arise'in the courts of;-^e Qjjj spinning Wheel" sung by । written by Mrs. George McClung of should be exercised by township of- cer for the afternoon program. Thi* 1* a family affair and all are democrat*. better lighting facilities, the pro­ was in Prairieville, where a large .5g.“n 5, sh°rt time. the chorus;- a violin'solo. "Love's,Grand Rapids. Miss Dorothy Long ncera and. In fact—by all other ofvote was polled. . ■ invited to come and share not only In the first precinct of the fourth duction should be still better. II “ ^*adcr? oW 8*Ct't Song." by Dr. D. D. Wai- ‘ representing the "Bride to Be." who ficial*. in following the statutes and The result* by townships and the cause of the fact that two of his ton; na .ro, trio com posed, of Mrs. Archi-lia talking .hmd about her wedding dress. .uws relating . ..__ to ... their particular ... of. in the community dinner but the ward a roting machine was tried out. name* of lhe successful officers are church. Sunday School and after-’ It wa* easily oiieratccl by the voters. three nelrs are resident* of this bald McNulty, pianist, Mrs. Harry^She falls asleep and the "Procession nclal duties. a* follows: ’r, ‘*^7* u . nOon pr^Kram too. Each family 1* They soon mastered it and like it. county. It 1* also of interest because Dailey, cellist, and a friend from Of the Brides" stuMN in he her ASSYRIA—The republicans swept at U^i v* Wttt801' I asked to furnish sandwiches and The fine thing about it was that of the fact that Mr. Lake reached Marshall, violinist, will play "Ave dreams with Mr* Orville Bayles a* t M the platter clean except for high­ ™ .owrahlp AU«.n count, •f.ln.1 «,*, auh Iood „„ muiulej Ul, the unusual age of 102 years at the Maria.” !^»eiuh uv*>uh-i auu me »iur-, ----------------- -- --------------------- cfaM the re.ult ». the inKlnTtn "Liebeatraum." and a the "Voice of Dreams.' 1— VVwh : way commissioner. W. C- Btruin was time of hl* death. "Minuet." and a* a cello solo. Mrs. used by Miss Long is Mrs. Leonard ties -upon her official bond ns treaselected supervisor; A. Jone*, clerk; .that precinct wa* known. He came from the state of New Dailey ha* chosen "Spring Song." Board'a (Ruth Reed’si wedding urer of lhe township. Mrs. Lyle TayW. Stanton, treasurer; G. Puffpaff, 1 The question of the city appro­ York a* a young man and settled Roy Cordes 1* to sing "Perhaps drea worn by her on Christmas day )or wus elected treasurer of the democrat, highway commissioner; K. priating money for the support of a upon a farm in Vermontville town­ Love s Dream Will Last Fhrever." in 1930 at Morgantown. W. Va. .township at the spring election Ln! band was submitted It curried by 41 NEW WORK DIVISIONS TO Wiles, justice; and Mr. Shroder, ship. Eaton county, where three and Mrs. Robert Burch's solo is "O. "Guest*”' arrayed in costume* at iOTfl. and wa/-notified of her success! board of review. inajority. The vote for it being 577 children were born—Mr. John E.. Promise Me;" "I Love You Truly" other day* will be given seats of Bt the polls the following day by the BE FORMED TO CARRY BALTIMORE—In thta township (and against it 536. Lake, until the time of hl* death, a is to be a quartette number; "Sweet­ honor. Included with these co*- cierk. The law provides that, within1 the democrats captured the superuimra w.u oc me or™ w«. o> mra. ten days from the date of receiving: ------------( Lity°tSeL'Vtabutate?1*"*5 ON CONSTRUCTIONS resident of Nashville; Mr. Eldora est Story Ever Told" will be sung tU i^n* L^tLhe-,tr.T lcn da>'s.fr0>n the date of receiving] visbrshlp. clerkship, Justice and the Lake, now a resident of Vermont­ by Earl Coleman; Mrs. p. G. Pultz C----8—-It.- , “*n n o?“th:“8tate 2°°” Mi republicans won township treasurer, staled J^AXm * „vltvtiVil. e^r..MIC the towiUMlip ACTION OF PLAY REQUIRES MA VoR^Charles Leonard, demo­ ville; and Lydia Bale, at tho time of of “Nashville sings "Ju*t You;" Miss stalled as UNITS MAY BEGIN OP­ a* President of the State treasurer .shall k.h m. file m hl* . «, or her oath, -------------------------------„YppR_ nTRFCTlGM AV „ Hlnman highway commissioner and board of her death a resident of Fennville. France* Hunter's selection is "Be(Continued on page five) of office, and that within the same EXPERT DIRECTION .OF ma­ ERATION NEXT WEEK , review. ’""’7Leon “'’ Moon received ,6 ’• — {publican. 443. Michigan. Jority for supervisor; Guy Jones. ------------------------------------------------------------- period of time shall file a bond in, STAGE MANAGER I TREASURER — Walter Wallace, When he wa* between 60 and 70 Employees to Be Taken Only; 1111®® majority for clerk; Harold [democrat. 587: Edward L. Sentz. rc* . ! Stanton renuhltean. M <n. Stanton, republican. 39 majority for ■ publican. 632. retired from his farm and moved to FOUR DIFFERENT SETS From Welfare—April Bud­ 'treasurer; Lloyd Oarrtooa. republi­ BOARD OP REVIEW—Carl Westhe village of Vermontville. His first can. 43 majority for highway com­ REQUIRED BY PLAY .pinter, democrat. 547; Henry "WcUget for Barry |7,500 wife and mother of the three chil­ missioner; John Birman, democrat, „ , _ Tne oona was not iuea tn inis case ------------man. republican. 650. On March 31 'of this year the dren died, and after a time he mar­ Modern Models Carry Many|। within Withtn the time prescribe^ prescribed by the j Sound Effect Man to Have a SUPERVISOR—1st and 4th Wards CWA was suspended, according to 11 majority for Justice; Charles Van ried again. He and his second wife [ statute. There wo* no record upon | Vranken, 12 majority, for board ot Improvements Over the I Busy Evening—Seat Sale —Joseph DeRuitef. democrat. 314; Fr. Bernard Geller, who has been in review. lived in Vermontville tor a number the township's books of Uic amount । Clyde Wilcox, republican. 377. charge of the county unit. Work di­ of years, where she died. He then Old v.ia Ones (designated by the supervisor, nor BARRY—Only the republican Opens About April 12 SUPERVISOR—2d and 3d Wards visions, however, are being organ­ made arrangement* with his son. El­ GLEE CLUBS, ORCHESTRA, ticket in the field. The officers an: About fifteen years ago this city was the bond approved Ln writing h>"Traffic direction" promises to be! -----------------------------------------------------Lemuel - R. Glasgow, democrat. ized to take it* place. dora. with whom he lived until the purcluurt 1U Amerlean-Lormnc.’;tll5?,uperT^or' * a real problem in "The Virginian." (366; Libtile AShalter. republican. 147. Supervisor. Morse Backus; clerk, BAND TO PRESENT A All desirable local and state pro­ time of the death of the wife of El­ Vernon Webster: Trca*urer. Mrs. ■,n» t™«. llimw „tUM iK’ss[ Civic Play production to be present- I ALDERMAN — --------------First Wnrdject* in process of completion at dora. During this time he converted JOINT PROGRAM ed in Central auditorium on April Oharles Faui. democrat 104; Arthur the date mentioned above will be Kate Burdick; Highway Conunbmoat of his property Into cash and [team and'fire wagon which it had .should be for. instructing the clerk■ 25 and 27. according to Miss Eva A.' Haven, republican. 135. transferred to the work division of sioner. Mason Newton; Justice, deposited it in the Barber Bros. I used for many years. This truck, to notify the treasurer. The bond1 Hecox. secretary of the local pdiiiCliarlis Hammond; Board of Re­ GROUPS PREPARING ALDERMAN — Second Wardthe emergency relief commission. State Bank at Vermontville and. the ccity not filed until until alter after me the expira- merclal club, who is serving as Fred Pierson, democrat. 209; James view. Charles LechlelUier; Highway nnrAin lllninrriA 1 with it* equipment, cost mk .ij was n oi niea Fr. Geller says. All men employed desiring to avoid the necessity of SPECIAL NUMBERS i about “bout $7,000 at that lime. time. It hii-i has tlon tIon of the ten days. The treasurer, stage manager.' Langston, republican. 94. by this commission will be taken Overseer, Floyd Morford; oonstableSb probate proceedings upon ills death, been a money saver. It has * tremen-(entered upon the performance of In the first act alone, for example ALDERMAN—Third Ward—Harry. from the welfare rolls. The houra Allen Griffin. Homer Kellav. Elshe arranged three certificates ot de­ dously powerful engine which quick-;her duties and. upon her own mo ­ or labor .nd ortnp Ml be Wposit. One was made payable to- Event Is in Charge of Wes- (ly respond* to the driver. It reprc-; Hon. deposited the township's fund, 226 persons must pass bock and Miller, republican, no opposition. across the thresholds of the ALDERMAN—.. Fourth Ward — Dr. I.M V, (hr bud^Ury need, or .T*™™*-™ himself and his son John; another to ley Logan and Miss Fran- (sented the last word in fire-fighting totalling some ten thousand dollars.•- forth emnloved i neaaea oy o. w. Smith for super* four doors used in the set. It is Very John A. Wooton. democrat. 230; those himself and hl* son. Eldora, and an­ 7^?. ®. probable ; Visor, that sweptaU everythin* bv «ood ma. "ZSTb i jXeT£m Ml&Sl In it* day for a community of this I in a bank in Allegan. The township1 essential jo the action of the play 'pat’ ~ ‘ ces Hunter Jiri Coleman, republican. 212. other to himself and daughter. Ly­ size. In the fifteen years the repairs board did not designate that bank, ---------------these entrances ----------------------and--------exits----beThe .J T new councill will consist of of the worthwhile project* begun ,, The Annual Spring Music Festi- 'have cost but a nominal sum; and1 Thereafter, in January of 1927, the■ that dia. These were Issued jointly no made without hesitation or delay, five republicans and three dernounder the CWA will be completed. f that, -in the event of his death, the val will be presented by the Has- 1lhe truck is still in good shape for I bank closed it* doors. Certain divino work will be commenced by this 25“ lh® offlc* ,or yw>' *** Inzuddltion MI Miss Hecox will be re-jerata. Trv'nrUiltlnn ak Urrni rp-lrmta survivor would be entitled • to the tings High School Music Depart- business. ' It was a mighty good in-1 dends were paid to the township by *ix>nslblc for sound effect* and I ----------------- « a» -----new unit until approval ha* been: rABImN-reh* (Continued on page three) obtained from B R Downing. ^-! this town^o eie^ed ment Friday evening. April 13 at vestment for Hasting*. It lias been:the Allegan bank to apply on the sceK shifting. Considering that LAWS GOVERNING efficiently operated and has kept fire deposit of township funds in that ' the «upartia>r, 8:00 o'clock, at the Central auditorl- 1 thefe will be three shifts of *cen-i -r* v rnUUlQQinkl gional engineer of this district, who1 L. G. MICHAEL IS HON­ um. It will be under tfie direction losses here at a minimum figure. ] bank when it closed it* doors. ery during the four act* of the play.. 1 tiUlYllYllooiUli u .TOClrt hm thu .reek. 8o the 2.*"22. “S? At Uiat time cheaper outfit* were* The township employed Kim Sig, . , « j r>_„ e.rlWt poulble d.U ,t .Veh -rt ORED BY U. S. GOVT. of Mr. Wesley Logan, who conducts offered the city, but the council'ler. of this city, to institute suit this last item is a Job in itself. Harthe band and orchestra, and Miss 1 ry Young will assist Miss Hecox in; Local Budgets Must Be rre- can be raumed will be neit week., “ Hunter, director of the /wisely decided that the best was I against the township treasurer and producing the numerous sound cf-, lute, lor labor an now pendln, “*■ n*'?‘ sented Bcnted Before Second Will Represent This Country Frances wuu. u Dw/a none lo° K°°d. The wisdom of their;her suretles on the bond to recover feet* and in turn must "Imperson-1 Girls' .» and Boys' Glee <^<uuo. Clubs. 1 While lhe CWA waa In openllnn S-SE2S2..,?lhe band consists of twenty-five choice has been proven .by the man- the balance ot the deposit. The sure­ ate" gaUoping horses, a cackling M73M.10 waa .pent tor labor In lhe, 45"“ IJTSL at International Agricul­ Monday in May members, five of wliom are seniors. ,1Cr ln which the LaFrancc has kept ties in the case were represented by hen. angry mobs, etc., etc. A trained I County Clerk T. S. K. Reid has county and tlXtMU tor material. “4?. tural Conference It has played for moat of the school the ®'er “‘nee it wa* pur­ Mr. Pari pouch, attorney of Allegan, crew of twenty men and four women1 received from Lansing a digest of Thh laal Item. how.,er. Include. The Banner ha* often mentioned bosket ball games and ho* given chased. It has had mighty good care and defended upon the grounds that will assist Miss Hecox in shifting the a new tax law that wilt govern the materials In projects not yet com­ treasurer by three majority; Nichols the splendid record of public service several concert* for school assem- through the year*, and 1* capable of the proceedings of the township of­ scenery’- The Civic players arc tic- county tax commission of each pleted which will be carried on by for highway commissioner had TO; biles. ' I '•* “ * -------------------*■ right -----. „.,va_ , । doing good work now. ficers had been illegal and that they tcrmlned to cut the time between i county, Shroyer, republican for board ot re­ aunty. , the new work division. made by Louis G. Mtchaek who was The orenestra orchestra nos has 'thirty-three But ln meantime there have .------had — not -----complied with .ui i. „ j . . , |j me 'tnirty-tnree ' — -■ —----------------------------------•----------—-the — statute. scenes down to not more than five! This law provides that the two In the future material charges view, had one majority; Savsoool for oorn m mis city and graduated from I mem bers enrolled, four of whom are ’1x60 members been improvement*. improvements. The modern [ This ca*e indicates very concluamembers of the board whom lhe and the cost of supervision must be Justice, democrat, had 17 majority. (Continued on page three) our city must uv be taken uy by HASTINGS TOWNSHIP—The eh* >7 school*, later completing a u ' seniors. seniors, It n started siartea in the inc fall ran of oi American-LaFrance truck, with it* i ively the care that uiuai probate judge shall name must be supplied by the communities, course at the 2-'.: Suite Agricultural Cel Col- •=; "32 with but twelve members and' hi«W body, ----------------------can accommodate -------------more- -----------------------------officers of township*, --------municipalities, chosen in April. The first meeting The Apr“J^J— *---------------------Barry coun- tire democratic ticket was successful lege and nd still later getting a degree! degree! has grown steadily ever since. since, It equipment, especially mere ladders, etc., to follow the statute. Very fre- BROTHERHOOD TO of the board, for the purjxjsc of or- ty under will « be in Hastings township by a good ma­ from Columbia rvu.._k>. University. ---- New had p] i 'aycd at Quimby. Coata - - Grove, which are sometimes greatly needed, quently important right* of the cltijority. Forrest Hall, democrat, was MEET APRIL 16 ganlzlng, will be held on the sec- »7,560 which include* all•up money for Ynrlr Hltv FYir mnnv-- won h* wan o 1 ------- u. r B. church. Good Will church, Il ha* newer and far superior equip-1 tens of the township, dty. village, ----------------------------- ---------------------made supervisor by. 76 majority: aiuikk. ♦« ond Monday in May. Tile local direct and work relief. member of the Extension Staff of and for several occasions at the,ment for fire-fighting, which ha*[or other municipality are at stake Albion Double Quartette to budgets for school district*, townJack O'Connor was elected clerk by \ ——■ . 4-0» — the Iowa Slate Agricultural Col- j Central auditorium. It Is hoped Proven effective. j and too much care can not be taken 64 majority; Chester Arehart was HEAR DR- ERNEST lege; but for the past fifteen years i that there wfli be a fineWe crowd wecouncil -----------------------*--------*— ------ ..—•----------------------- Purni.b the Enterknoyvtowe We haveknow a city .to protect •’those rights. Abraham made township treasurer by 52 ma­ tainment dj,? SJnd in BURNHAM SUNDAY jority; J. Onnsbee for highway com­ he has been connected with .pie na­ hear this splendid festival. Pur-' which does a fine Job of looking aft- Lincoln once said. “Be sure you are tional department of agriculture, as ther announcement will appear in (,er Ule city's Interest*, so the Ban-1 right and then go aheadTL. oct your tickets tor lhe me ~noert concert;: -vay. wiuc.t tunc uw jeunc, county ■ .. -^-7-5... . missioner had 59 majority; Andrew O« tlekeu lor M.y, at « which Um, the a special worker. For some time he ipxt week's Banner. j iw hesitate* to suggest things they ; Judge Verdier has not yet renren­ to be given on Monday evening.; board of tax commissioners will Will apeak at the Methodist Kennedy for board of review had 63 has represented our government in Most of tfie music for the Spring might do. but we do believe it will dered his decision. It will be inter­ April 16. by the Albion College Dou- consider these budget* and appormajority; Will Craig tor justice had • in ■ *• Church Absence ofsouthern Europe, hl* duties being to Festival will be prepared especially 68 majority. * »1m use of money, a* soon as esting to observe what effect the ble Quartette, which will appear I lion lhe amount 'to be afsessed in ascertain the probable demand of for this occasion. ; this city feel* it can be afforded, to failure on the part of the officers to here at the Methodist church on (each taxing unit m closely a* they I HOPE—There was a close contest . the Rev. Dewey European countries for American The Girls' Glee Clubs will con- h*ve * completely up-to-date Amer- observe the technicalities of the law the evening of the above date, at . — can T approximate. I Probably no educator in Michigan —---------------farm product*. He hsis also been sist of about fifty girls, some from ' Ican-LaFrance fire truck. Fortunate- will have upon this case. Pennela the last meeting of the Brotherhood. L ---------—............................... I Preliminary notice* notices must be. sent 11has so---wide a circle of acquaint interested in gathering statistics of Junior High. They will sing some ly our waterworks system 1* earning (Continued oq p—a two) The ticket* are 10c each and can, out by the county tax commission I ances and friends tn Barry county good profit, so a new truck could the wheat production in the Dan- negro spiritual*. There will also • lood be obtainol at the Banner office, i before lhe first Monday in June to as Dr. Ernest Bumham. who t* at CHAS. W. JONES ublan valley. He has. been for some be a mixed chorus of about thirty- 'be “ purchased ' J without a bond ' •issue. These Albion College singers will Che taxing units for their consid- the head of rural education at the THE NEW BOARD time the agricultural attache at the eight voices. Fortunately too there will probably , ACCEPTS NEW JOB give an evening's entertainment, eration and. if they have any criti- Western State Teachers ------- ’-----------College at OF SUPERVISORS American Legation at Belgrade in The Glee Clubs have also been not be a demand for expensive ad­ which everyone can enjoy. At the clsnu to offer or any changes to Kalamazoo. 1 Jugo-Slavia. very active thi* year. They present­ ditional water mains, so it would Fonner Hastings Man Is the low price of 10c. everyone should I suggest, they must be made within These friends will be glad to Will Be Oompoeed of IS Be. Our readers will be interested in ed the fine operetta. "Ichabod seem as If. in the doc distant future, attend. I ix>t more than ten days thereafter have the opportunity of hearing President-Oashiet* of the following dispatch which ap­ Crane." besides singing on various a new and larger Are truck, fully The Brotherhood will divide the ! in any taxing units which levy taxes Dr. Burnham, who will speak at the pubUcui, 7 DemoeraU uS peared in the Wall Street Journal, equipped and outfitted to fight fires proceeds from this entertainment in July. If any unit does not levy Methodist church tn this city at the Insurance Do. One Independent Issue of March '29. which shows that could be purchased whenever the The Banner has mentioned sev­ between the Starr Commorfwealth it* taxes until the following Decem- morning service next Sunday at ten another fine honor ha* come to Mr. COMMANpERY OFFICERS council feels it can spend the money. for Boys and the church where they I ber. then sixty day* after lhe first o'clock. His theme will be "Relig­ Michael. The Wall Street Journal Especially so when the old truck eral visits to Hastings of Charles meet. They feel that they ought Monday in June will be allowed for Education." Teachers, especial­ ELECTED MONDAY EVE could probably be turned in to good W. Jones, of Kansas City, who was to pay the church something for the the assessing unit* to' bring matters ious •ays, in this dispatch from WashCity of Hastings 1st and «h ly. will bp glad to hear what he has advantage tn the exchange. wards, Clyde WUoox. republican; to say on that subject a member of the first graduating heating and lighting of the church up to the county tax commission, "The American- government ha* Members and Families Invit­ Second and third wards, L. R. ;____________________________________ class of the Hastings High school, in for their regular meetings. accepted the Invitation of Hungary MINISTERIAL CONFER­ the class of 1877. He resided in ed to Installation antf to be represented at the 10th Inter­ Mayor Charles Leonard, democrat. ENCE TO BE HELD HERE Hastings for a few years after his national Agricultural Congress to be Pot Lnck Supper graduation and- later moved to held at Budapest, June 13 to June For the past The annual election of officers of Minlateni of Wesleyan Meth- Portland. Oregon. 20. L. O. Michael, agricultural at­ Hastings twenty yegrs he has resided in Kan­ Commandery No. 56, tache at the American Legation at odiit Church to Mteet on will begin at eight o'clock. sas city. Knights Templar was held Monday Belgrade, Jugo-Slavia. will represent evening. April 2. with the following George Heath will be the captain Mr. Jones Is an earnest Christian April 11 and IS the United States, it was announced man. and a leading member of the of the supper squad. The other Excellent Addresses Made by Supreme Court Juitice W. W. Potter the board. Probably Aiderman W. A. results: James M. Langston, eminent The Sixty-Third Annual Session Nasarene church. For ten year/ he members of the squad are: Glenn at the State Department." Bchader. who has served on tbs commander; Lyman B. Chamber and by Secretary of State Frank Fitzgerald. terlal6 ।nM Deen Pr® 810601 OI UM > Mutual Wotring, M E. Whitman. Ernest lain, generalissimo; Morris O. Hill, has been president ot the Mutual RENDERS A REAL SERVICE. Wilkins, Leo Welfare. Walter Wal­ B<nent Society, an church. insurance Club Has Over 500 Members Mrs. May CJoodrode placed an ad­ captain general; Rev. John Hitch­ the i antAUon of that Il 1*ora lace. Henry Sheldon. C. F. Angell. ing, senior warden; Cedi O. Munvertisement in our want column last which will make him responsible position. He had been Robert Cook, Stuart Clement. R. H. If there is anyone who thinks the. tables at the "Fitzgerald For Govweek, saying she wished to get a ton. junior warden; Finley E. Johns­ «niM»d in the insurance business in Loppenthlen, Floyd Everhart, George republican party of Barry 'county emor Club" banquet Ln Puller hall place to work. Before the Banner ton. prelate; Claus T. Cordes, treas­ follow that Mr. Schadsr will urer; Frank E. Adair, recorder; Kf‘nj’*3 Clty and elMwbe-’e for many Dewey. Charley Lawrence. was btlried in 1932 he evidently has Wednesday night. A fine menu was elected. That will ’ ’ The Brotlierluxxl officers for the well got it early who wanted the kind of Henry 8. Sheldon, standard bearer; I' for morning, afternoon and evening ycar*' 80lo heade*cepdonally an insurance or- ensuing year will be selected at this another guess coming. Judging from; served. The cull for the gathering Hubert D. Cook, sword bearer; J. M. , the banquet held Wednesday eve-1 <*» i«ued by C. H. Osborn, temposession* each day. with much spe‘ ,usurancc or service she could render. This party meeting, for which the nominating called and engaged her services, in ning in the Fuller hall, under the rary president and. Harry Miller, dal music and interesting theme* w». committee will prepare ballots. Assyria. W. C. Btruin, ton, sentinel; 1st. 2nd and 3rd guards auspices of the newly organized temporary' secretary. These two addition she said the had at least Baltimore, Lton Moon. "Fitzgerald For, Governor Club." were chosen at a preliminary meeteight other chances as a result of t0 these session*. kanj that ha3 AN ILLUSTRATED The date for this gathering and tn8 held a few days before lhe ban­ the adv. She feel* that the Banner's Castleton. Thue newly elected officers will banquet could not be fixed until aft- Qu**- Al the time of the meeting want column render* real service. SERVICE OF SONG PLAYERS ’ FESTIVAL x be installed next Monday evening, er the Banner was issued week be-! ‘he number of signed member* of Carlton. John Usbera*. . , vxx nr n anm J*—-m that Mr. Jones, in addition to WOMEN'S CLUB. April 9. All members and their fam­ Fine Program at the Presby­ fore last, so no publicity could be Iclub had |>a*sed the 500 mark, duties of president, which he ha* The meeting of the Women's ilies are Invited to this installation given in that issue. The Banner ot I vmh thi* impetus it will easily _________ , .Rjnned for ten .years, ha* now terian Church Next Club next Friday afternoon in the and the pot luck dinner which pre­ last week was printed on the after-1 reach IfiOO. spring festival meeting Mon- b^en given the duties of cashier of play room al the central school noon of the evening when the ban- I At the meeting and before the ' Sunday Eve. day evening, April 9, in the Metho- the Mutual Benevolent Association, will be presented by the ettisenship The entortakunent committee This next Sunday evening, April Quet was scheduled, so it wo* impos- banquet u nominating committee of dlst church parlors, commencing at which ha* a large and growing busicommittee and will doubtles* hove a doing everything possible to alble to pas* out any effective ad-1flve members wa* chosen to recom8:15 o'clock. On the program will ness. For several years Mr Jones 8th. there will be an "Illustrated vcrtlSing in that-issue. The only mend officora for tire club. Thi* closer touch than many such pro- 'this one of the outstanding be two one-act play*: '"Weenies for carried on.an extention general in- Service of Song" at the Presbyterian date on which Mr. Fitzgerald wa* committee rttlted and shortly after grams. Some of the ladies giving ths history of thi* there will be visitors from। Wednesday." directed by Mr*. Honora suranoe business in Kansas City, un­ church to commence at 7:30 o'clock. available, and on which other Br- reported talks, because of their environment*. expected 1 naming Judge Stuart of the neighboring Com- Pratt, and 'The Sham," directed der the name of the "Charles V Everyone is welcome. are especially fitted to handle the some ' A silver offering will be taken. * rangements could be timed for the Clement a* president and C. W. sabWct* ' 1manderles and it is sincerely hopedI by Mrs. MT E. Whitman. Also there Jone* Insurance Agency." Since he gathering, wa* Wednesday night of clarke for The aommlttee the members of No. 58 will turn out, will be several surprise events. Re- became cashier a* well a* president PYTHIAN SISTERS—ATTENTION. last week. There were several other j choices were unamlmously adopted, . TO BOYAL A«CH MASONS. | to large dumber. freshmenta will be servedof the Association, having charge of rH'“ are ••.•aiau excellent nominations __ and j The next pot luck supper ha* been 'meeting., that called people who 'These This f&tival Is open to members it* office in Kansas City, it lias bepostponed until the fourth Tuesday 'would otherwise have been glad to the club's interests will •pedal entertainment for yourself CASHIER LAMBIE ILL. of the Player* only and no admls- come necessary for him to dispose of hi April, the 24th. Let everyone try (■•«•• vouauj an *ti organized onc*u**»u effort enoc* after faithfully. attend. Usually and your family Friday, April 13. sion will be charged. hl* own business, which he lias done. and be present. By order of M. E. C.! to *U ticket* for such a Make your plana now. ’ Dr. and Mrs. Lathrop are fh and to devote all of hi* lime to his Minnie Young. gathering, and z. a liberal um U Is made Toastmaster Ketcham called atten. charge of the event with Mrs. L. E. new duties. of the telephone. That was not true RKBKKAH SUFFER. slightly Improved, though he la still Barnett, Mrs. Charter Hodges. Mr*. Mr. Jon®*' friend* in Hastings DANCB. in this instance. Chicken and noodles Wednesday very weak. All hope for his speedy Frank Carrothers and Mrs Prank. congratulate him on hl* advanceAt Carlton Grange hall Friday In spite of all these handicaps 275 night. April 11, 25c.—Adv. recovery. Adair, acslsUng.. <1 mont and wish him every success. night, April 6. Clare Stahl.—Adv. enthusiastic folks sat down at the i continued on pegs six) TRAFF C PROBLEMS OF “THE VIRG MAN |i H n coDIIUP IUIIC P'lafhance truck n.n.u. Or nIIlb IVlUo U: good investment ESI VAL APRIL 3 W J_ "_ _ _ _ "_ CWASUSPENDS PROJECTS MAR. 31 wun«n:euu,u.u.^ Hl F«ne Banquet Held Wednesday Night Under Auspices Of “Fitzgerald for Governor Club” �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WKDNI8DAT, APRIL 4, HM TKANDjrtiEATRF At the Windstorm office the tele- [ isfered at several of the churches phone began ringing vigorously aft- I The sunrise service at the Metho­ TWO BARNS WRECKED | er the storm and reports of small ,dlst church was well attended, and tosses numerous.’S A report [ a still larger audience was present BY were YESTERDAY STORM . r Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 2244-2557 SUNDAY .nd MONDAY, APRIL ( SGa SuuBernUe and Zuu Pitts LOVE BIRDS SHORT SUBJECTS CHILDREN l«c LATEST PATWR NEWS ADULTS Uc TUESDAY, APRIL 10 Randolph Scott Martha Sleeper in BROKEN DREAMS Other Short Rabjecto ADULTS lie ' CHILDREN 10c SON OF KONG With Robert Armstrong, Helen Mack, Freuds Reich er, John Marston, Victor Wong, Lee Kohlmar, Ed. Brady LATEST PATHE NEWS CHILDREN 10c FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 13 and 14 TWO FEATURES John Wayne and Duke ll~ M—k H“- THE STATE CAN NOT BE HELD LIABLE LOCAL NEWS CLOSE MONEY ORDER DEPT. ONE HOUR EARLIER Thia la Made Necpasary by Rigid Economy Plans of the Government Your Spring Work Will Soon Begin Buy Good liw Hastings post office. beginning April 2. adopted new hours at busl- afternoon, at S o'clock rather than 6 o'clock- This action wks taken duo to the fact that during the threemonth period ending June 30. the pom offlee department has adopted WELL ATTENDED " WELL ATTENDED The Neville Bank clo^ ital Lloyd Shafer and the camp chair- a very rigid economy plan, praotidoors July July 25th, 25th, 1031. 1831 A Receiver'men of the Battle creek Are. are doors tically eliminating ell substitute tonioff and carried a dioance of Splendid Sermoni and Love- waa appointed, and a state law re-1 attending a regional camp confer- help. The local offlee. In common torn on and earned a aurance or. r. . .. quire* that ah all moneys collected by ence at Chicago thi* week Wednes­ quires with other poet offlee* everywhere > 30 rods, other outbuildings were ! ly Music Make the Day a Receiver of a State Bank shall be day and Thursday. . __ _______ ___ _ ___ _ _ throughout the _____ county, has been . moved in a way that would not hare . i deposited with the State Treasurer. Mrs. Albert Craig, who recently; affected, in spite of the fact that been done by a straight blow. | Inspirational The new barn on the farm of j Easter Sunday was a memorable Mr. Finley, the Receiver for the underwent an operation at Pennock I it* receipts have continued to *how bank, compiled by depositing the hospital. U gaining nicely and will , an increase, due largely to the Gerald Dunn in the southwestern day for the churches of the city, money collected with the State soon be moved to the home at her;splendid vu.iuc. business ’w which wtiavat the cirv nw Hupart of Johnstown was blown oier. the services being marked with large Treasurer, a* the law requires. I'•* tings *Manufacturing Oo. u enjoying. mother. Mrs. Thomas Johnston. ‘ ~ ' killing several head of livestock and i crowds, beautiful music and approIn 1833 the parry County Circuit ■ Thi* company is tlw largest local | doing much damage. There were ‘ priate sermons by the pastors. Court directed the State Treaaurer Mary uvuit uirvvieu h>c outte treasurer , Mr*. , ,—' . Perry ' is , -recovering ,,. - shipper of phrcel poat matter, which । reports of other looses but none so Classes were received into member- «, turn mr to Hnrry Mnhm.nn. >™r’5'™“" comes into lhe local offlee in the severe as tn these two cases. [ship and the rite of baptism admin- who succeeded Mr Finley a* Re- a d, *“,®°v®d fron* £enn?clc middle of the afternoon and again j !- [ istered at several of thc churches. reiver ui of the Nashville Bank, her ccivpr uie rtasnviuc tsana. the ?»•*> ---- d^ „ b? j r> Just before closing time. In order lol I. j The sunrise service at the Metho- sum ......from . ... ’ . . Mra tialnh Hawthorne Rundav. «f 8188.051. the general Ha*^ ofne' 7? £on Jundajr fund* of the »t*te. The state TreasThe Wilcox Cemetery Circle due* handle,this parcel post matter so ax' at tan tVrUirk ii.™ urcr refuse<i to do this for the rea- t duc the firstof March. Please to go out the same night it has been ' came frpm Livingston county of a st ten o ctock. when member* were wn received nau had . ** Pr°' MUII thM iua* lhe UK- m rectivea . ”Pt 1,1 !«ytog them — if- -you _ ’ | bam badly damaged. . again received. The musical pro- been deposited in banks ,that ha, had wish wl*J’lhe th® circle ^,rcl® to care for your youf lot* der department windows one hour1 closed. Later two banks in which -**» • Olive McIntyre. Secy, Libble earlier so as to use the clerk-of that I department in dispatching the reg­ dered by the chorus choir and in­ the State Treasurer deposited the C‘i£k , , . * WINDSTORM CO.’S BUSI­ dividual members. As a climax to money, reopened, and from them Th® al*rm of Wednesday ular first-das* mail and parcel post ; NESS TAKES BIG JUMP the Receiver was paid 868.043. leav- "Kht about eight o'clock was caused matter from the Hastings Mfg. Co. 'The Living Christ.'' by Wilder- ing a balance due lhe Receiver of by the dlscovcryofa blare in the and the other factories. These plants * More Than Doublet New In- mere. splendidly rendered by a 1110.0g. ,roofxof Wallace Osborn* house, on are doing mueh to bring Hastings choir of forty voices under In its decision the Supreme Court. IWeat "fa'iiut street. The fire was back to more prosjierou* times, and ‘ surance So Far This Year, chorus the direction of Mrs. Robert Burch [five I Justicea ooncurring, decided',extinguished wiUt practically u» Iom. the local post offlee authorities felt ’ Compared With 1933 with Mrs. James' Bristol at the or- Ii U>at as Receivership funds never u "'rH received from Mr. and Mrs. that the furtherance of their inter­ Word Conditions tn thc farming areas gan. many of the audience saying became a part of the general fund 'E. A. Burton, who have been tn ests was to the benefit of the entire of Michigan must be considerably [ of lhe stale, there was no duty upon Kissimmee. Fla., this winter, says community, and would only slightly inconvenience the general public. 1 Improved over a year ago During by the chorus. , the part of the defendant to reim­ they are leaving thi* week for Ashe­ Rev J. A. McNulty of the Episco­ ►1 the first three months of this year burse thc Receiver from thc gen­ ville. North Carolina, enroute home. WALTER J. ROBERTSON. »' the amount of .new insurance taken pal church reports fine services1 era) fund of the state. Justices W. They have had an enjoyable winter. ' ‘ ith the music as being unus- I' Walter J. Robertson, only son of . by agent* for the Windstorm Com- a~°j ,5vely and inspiring. This is W. Potter and Henry M. Butzcl John A. and Sarah Robertson, was . pony of this city was more than 1 “***? i signed a dissenting opinion Kim bom in Tiwmapple township. Barr;' true of ■all the other churches also. ' twice as large as for the same perl- |tr — -Sigler served as attorney for the county. Mich., March 14. 1853 on a ’ od in 1833. The agents report an ' receiver of the Nashville bank. farm cleared and settled by his > improved feeling amongjanneraand ONE HUNDRED ATTEND 1 Tlie court decision came too late father, and passed away at his resi­ I that is a good start toward better — *.-------- *.«•_ .. jS8Ue SCOUT TRAINING MEET J" dence in Middleville. March 18th. times. Government Joans, higher mt print thc prices and the wheat program pay- ' decision in our next. ’ a ments have all helped to put money ' More than 100 men from Barry • Continued from page one) He »u united in marriage to . in circulation. .county attended Barry County —F _llsabeth E. McNaughton of Gales- [ I Night at the Scout Leaders' Train - ~ Bernard DeGoha, republican. Thc burg. Mich., on February 18th, 1878 CIRCLE NO. 1. ,B Course in Battle Creek Tuesday 1 |M Ing democrat* elected their nominee for Circle No. 1 will meet at the home :■ evening. ... She preceded him in death on Feb-1 evening. A. B. Jamison of Detroit 1 clerk and the republicans gathered ruary 22. 1804. To thU union one *on. of Mrs. James Long. 402 N. Michi- spoke on ' Character Building.'' Paul I in all the other offices. gan Ave.. Tuesday. April 10th., and Rene Ganguillet enterUlned Charles, was born. IRVING—The entire republican Scout Executive Lloyd Shafer Guests invited. — Mrs. Herman [ with music and yodeling. He was later united in marriage Hauer, secy. | ----------------- «-»-•----------------goes to Battle Creek on Friday night ticket wa* successful In Irving town­ to Lillian M Moxon of Thornapple I i SUDDEN DEATH OF to attend a reunion of Troop No. 4. ship by good majorities. The officers township on May J. 1807 and *he[ MRS. JOHN WATERS.'thc one lo wWch he belonged as a arc: William McCann, supervisor, passed away March 2lst, 1831 at1 Friday evening before the pageant boy. The honor guest wii) be Forrest Buehler, clerk: John Perry. Dunedin. Fla. had begun at the Central auditor- thc Scoutmaster, c. E. Cidl^s. who, treasurer; R» B. Walker. Justice; Mr. RuberUon lived on Die farm ... was born u „„, 1003 when; ium. Mrs. John Waters of Rutland ! *r'fd f°e CI‘7C22£B7’ Ed. Walters, highway commissioner; u here he until heart attack and died H® la aUn actlv® ,n 8®°^ work ln Waller Hammond, board of review. , he moved to Middleville. He has reJOHNSTOWN—Only one ticket.; *ided In that village since that time. shortly after being removed to one Battle Creek A banquet will be ope features with of the school offices - of the -------- Mr. Shafer the republican, wa* in the field. Thc with lhe exceptions of many winters nominee* were an ail e«ccveu elected.: spent in Florida. Surviving are the husband a son acting as toastmaster. I, following lonowing nominees Sunervlsor. Allan Hyde; Hyde: clerk. Vem । He leave* to mourn hl* toe* hte --------ii ........ On April 20. the [Supervisor. Harry Waters nattii of ut Hastings, ana and. uuc ode■ — Friday -------- ' njght. —”........... .---------------------------------------—. Ihter. Mrs. Fbrrest Forrest Weaver of Scout* Scorn* will present a program and Doty; treasurer. Julius Frey; high-1 son Charles and IWo grandson*. daughter. ■mA besides several ____ 1-l.x UivwUlure Investiture ceremony ceremonv nt the Assyria Auvrin way wnv commissioner. Gerald ... . . 1 John .fohn and unrt James, Jamn who wh» reside In Dunn; In ffw. the Rutland, grandchlldren and other relatives. Center P. T. A. A number of toca! Justice. Albert Lyons; board of re­ old farm home east of town, besides The funeral was held at the home ?«>««*. Lloyd Shafer and Hugh Rl- view. Will Jones; constables, Harold other more distant relatives and Hawks. Charles Strickland. Albert in Rutland on Monday and was attend. The P. T. A. is many friends. largely attended Rev. John w. ■’Ponsoring Troop 81 recently rtart- Conklin. Warren Van Sycklc OBITUARY. MAPLE GROVE—Surely Maple Kitching officiated. Burial was in t j . Last evening at ~-.*Delton Grove must have surprised itself on Rutland cemetery. • L “‘ Thursday ' ■ Mr*. Waters was a woman of hiJi the application of Henry Carpenter election day when every nominee on Slate Run. Wyoming Co.. Pennsyl­ ideals, a true wife, mother a<l was accepted as Scoutmaster of the republican ticket was elected: vania in IBM and departed from neighbor and a steadfast friend. Troop 55. The first meeting under John Martens was chonen supervisor She will be greatly missed in her ids leadership will be tonight. Wed­ by 73 majority: Ralph Pennock de­ years, ten months and twenty-eight T. S. K Reid will assist feated Fred Fuller for township days. He was united in marriage to home and thc community where she nesday clerk -by live votes; Vem Bivens had Lucta Brainard and to this union was so greatly beloved. Sincere with the program. The Sea Scout Ship No. 106 meets 73 majority for treasurer; Sherman was born one won. He leaves tn sympathy Is extended to lhe be­ tonight to choose a name and start Aycts for highway commisaloner had mourn his lost one son. George B. of reaved ones. work on their row boat and sail­ 55 majority; E W Penfold for board Glendale. Calif., two brothers Em­ ,An obituary will appear later. maker's bench, sea bags. etc. The of review had 38 majority; for JiD- manuel of Richland and Joseph Scoute plan to name the Ship thejticc. W H. Guy had 36 majority. with whom he made his Iwmc, two DOING GOOD WORK. The writer was pleased lo receive "Admiral Rock," honoring Admiral Such a sweep had not been antici- grandchildren, four nieces, one nephew, besides a lx»st of other from Rev. Rdsaell H. Bready. whose George Rock of New York City.' paled. relatives and friends. ------k -.-.. formerly ORANGEVILLE—With only one Michigan-Ohio parish Includes of Hastings. Admiral Rock churches at Alvordton. Ohio. Arn-'h*® sent his picture and autobi- ticket in thc field thc following re­ boy in Hillsdale county. Michigan, ography to the Ship and practical । publican mxnlnees were all elected: M. of Plainwell. and Pioneer. Ohio, a neat booklet information that will be of especial [ Supervisor. Bert Brown; clerk, Ed. If the home town pap*r told all which gives thc officiary of hi*' interest to thc member*. [Lewis; treasurer. Russell johncock; churches, the organization* it main-F ^ixty-eight Barry county men highway commUslouer. Herman thc facts In It* wedding stories, it tains and an alphabetical list of it*!went-to Battle creek Tuesday night; Morehouse; board of review. FerrL- would say that the groom was in the conventional black and the members. There are 368 members on to atteJMI the Leader*' Training [Brown; justice. John Killlck. PRAIRIEVHXE-There was «a bride's pa in the conventional red. [ thc membership roH*. 31 being pre- course wt Scout Headquarter*. Hon i ” r’ —Boston Herald. paratory members. Rev Bready U John C. Ketcham led the group stiff fight on in Prairieville town­ (loing a fine work for his parish He in singing and Miss Florence Camp­ ship between, lhe republican ticBet ; is trying out some novel plans that bell was pianist Troop Tl of Nash- and the independent ticket. Newell. are attracting wide attention. I ville was awarded the prize for at­ Barber on the republican ticket was 11 ** * tendance last week. Next Tuesday successful for supervisor by 38 ma- . FUNERAL SERVICE. evening Dr Voelker is to be the lority; Floyd Bhelp on the independ­ . Funeral services for Mrs. Margar­ speaker. Tonight, in the Legion ।ent ticket was made township clerk et Gaskill. 84. were held at the home by 40 majority; Otis Boulter wa* ;of Dr. and Mrs F. E Willison on M. will have a fish supper, as a fit­ elected treasurer; Eldon Tubb* was Friday afternoon. Rev, L. L. Dewey ting close to the White Cross Seal made Justice and Charles Hughes, J officiating. Burial was in Barry- selling campaign, the leaders being board of review by belter than 40 villc cemetery. Surviving arc her lhe hosts A big time is anticipated. majority each. i niece. Mrs. Willison, two nephews, RUTLAND—The republican* made i Clyde and Gaylord Holmes of As­ a dean sweep tn Rutland township, NOTICE syria. and a slater. Mrs Alice Meelecting M W. Btutx. ouperviaor. by Intosh of Hastings, besides other , I will not be responsible for debts 18 majority; Harry Williams, clerk, ' contracted by anyone but myself relatives. ' by 40 majority; Burr Laubaugh. [after this date. April 3. 1034 treasurer, by 28; George Crook, —Adv. . Claude R. Beck. . MISSIONARY UNION. highway commissioner, by three; The Missionary Union of thc • • •----------------Ben Bowman, justice, by 16; Clifford Methodist church will meet with MARRIAGE LICENSE. Hammond, member of board of reMr«. J M. Townsend Wednesd.i; .Robert Faulkner. Delton 23 Work Clothing Genuine ( WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, APR. II and 12 SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS ADULTS 35c i minute magical raterUlniMnt at' ■ One Wai in Barry Townehip tba Cheshire Grange h<u tn ADewith —J In °° Baturday. March 31. A small ™r Moneyi Deposited With Mr. and Mrs. Howard Main are and the Other was in [admlerion was charged and there1 State Treasurer From Removing to a farm reef the Goodwill church. Jo*->own eil.er. o! B.nk. The haavy rain stonn latetnTues- *lth theMsU^r^ . Mr. Crcvm,, _______ K. Stale Supreme Yerterday ,lhe “r um.n rh^dTin this nart^f who *Uo *UM>11*1 the Court handed down on opinion in ® it^l^m a Mr Llndshy atod Mr Craven are the Nashville State Bank case to *“* a~*cr th* name of »rere ^-ind* orni h the^Lthern «n4«r the name of The the ertret that the BUU Treasurer. Edward the effect that the State Treasurer., “wara nf Vhe^Ttv* it Harting. Magical Entertainers I as ------------------------a* trustee truitee of of fund, funds for for clc»cd closed banks. banks. < An An eigeight — and*----one-half pounds son W ij ..- ------Is not required to pay nay same from was bor to Mr. and Mr* Elmer -------------- ■ ------------------------ia »** born cyclonic destructiveness in some EASTER SERVICES «tneral rund thc1*ute.- ”1® ?u£\?L?“unB1 townah,pon lasl■ places. ------------- 1 Somewhere In Sonora JOAN BLONDELL. GLENDA FARRELL, GUY KIBBEE FRANK McHUGH HAVANA WIDOWS LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS ADULTS 15c CHILDREN 18c ELECTION RESULTS IN THE COUNTY Boy Scout News Lee O’alls They’re Heavier and Best Coveralls S2.29 Full Shrunk at 12.59 Work Caps 29c 35c 39c Shop Aprons 59c Heavy Blue or White Work Pants »p59 BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS Bard O’alls $1.19 Headquarters For Redeeming Lux Flakes, Lux Soap, or Life Buoy COUPONS! Full Riveted Extra Ix'jug Work Shirts Bring In Your Coupons and Get These Soaps Free! ALSO SPECIAL PRICES ON SAME LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP 19c fc OLEO Silver Nut 2 “'17c Coffee "> Armonr'i Stir Lard KELLOCC S COKN HjCKCS Port Touties Poat'i Bran Flakes 4 iu. 33c 12c 2 ti«,- 19c Golden Bantam Corn ... 10c Candy Bari or Gum 3 10c Cigarettes 2 25c 4 Popular Brandt 11c AU 10c Tobacco 3 •« 25c qu.1,,. 3 it,. 23c AU ISc Tobacco 2 r« 25c Our Motber’i Cocoa 2 it., 22c Potatoes Pep Bran Flakei Macaroni e.«. Fig Bart White Cara lb. IIC Head Lettuce 2 u*. ISc New Cabbage Oranges 'XCP 1 1 lit. Large Siee, 4o*. £««• 29c 2 15c ib. 3c 16c | We Buy Eggs . . . Telephone 2609 Yournlf &n*-' Food Center Fatdpauach Warehouse “If It Isn’t Good We Don’t Carry It" X5C <4 333 or Our Special WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Stere atternoon at 2 30 Devoltms will be conducted by Mrs. Ruby Merrick. The magazine reviews by Mr* Florence Fuller and MLss Belva Ri­ ley will be foliated by a program appropriate to Mite Box Day. All members are requested to bring mite boxes to this meeting. April 11. Juanita Mitchell. Sandborn. Ind 21 ----------------- a-e-o----------------HOLMES CHURCH. Mrztnd Mrs. Richard Durkee were Sunday visitor* at Forest PrioPa, near Freeport. Mr and Mrs. Walter Durkee and Mrs. Sarah Durkee spent Sunday at 28. jack Edwin, weighed *ix pound. .nd nine .and nine ounce* ounce* and and Jan*. James Hw.n Elwin. weighed six pound* and thirteen , ounces. oSSln“irarN“Hji^rHAOTU Glocklin. 802 N. Hanover. April 4. a hnv weighing weiahina seven .even nound* boy, pounds and lour ounce* “ ”r A X and they received many nice gifts. Alt are glad In sec Mr and Mrs. Hubert Barnum and daughter* back '»»» luuino'nwl, hopw ••'"**>< after being in in Hastings nearly lwo wee|U About 30 men attended # w(xxj foj. Wm Monday THORNAPPLE—In this township the democrats were generally suc­ cessful. They elected Julien Potts, supervisor, by 138 majority; republi­ cans elected c. L. Bailey, clerk, by 47 majority-. Forrest Bender, demomajority', ^Claude Kermecn. republi­ can. was elected highway commis­ sioner. majority not reported; W R. Harper, democrat, was elected Jus­ tice by 17 majority; Glenn Allen was elected to the board of review by 43 majority. WOODLAND TOWNSHIP — The republicans made a clean sweep in Woodland township, electing Glann Wotring supervisor, by 118 majority, T. C. Munion. dork, by 155 majority; Agnes Leffler, treasurer, by 138 msJority; Henry Hynes. h|ghway com­ missioner. 145 majority; L H. Brumm. Justice, by 104 majority; John Gardner, board of review, by 108 majority. YANKEE SPRINGS—There was only one ticket, the republican. In the field and the following are the the weather being so stormy they THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB. had to stop work at noon, but ex­ to — finish as ----soon as the wenthPeter DeVries, well known prac-; pect r~— .7^. - ~ • tical nurseryman. wUl be the speak- er *IU P*r®*‘ , . er at the April meeting of the’ fclr'.“Pd J®hn •}* Thomapple Garden Club to be held th® ^pr,A U*lr. at the court houie Thursday after-1™” Bumford, in Hastings. Sunday noon. April 5. at two o'clock. Mr “re Barnum and Anyone interested tn lawn*, gard■* Dan Wallemng or shrubbery 1* cordially in-,doJIg *" vited to attend this meeting. I M Mr. *and Mrs. Welby Crockford .and family of Woodland and Mr clerk. Will Ellsworth; treasurer, 'and Mrs. Bennie David «f Lansing Donald Klmmey; highway commis­ DEATH OF LITTLE GIRL. I Wut*r vi*ttw> at Joseph sioner. Henry Shively. Mr and Mra. Harry D. Hotehkl*.! Crockford a died on Monday al Pennock hospital,1 Mra. Ray Wlckiiam and Raymond er a woman can ourclia from meningitis The (y neral will be' *e”Bunday visitors at Fred Bu- poMibU type of raiment* Thursday morning al ten clock, toipto ’a tn — . .reyhareToft. l*n o o'clock. tolpi» in Hasting* i1 ^amlnw the hill her l Serite Youjatlf Save! HOSPITAL GUILD NO. U, The regular meeting of Hospital Guild No 18 will be held at the home oi Mr* C B Baidu in un Thursday. April U. Visitor* welcome. -Landon Oplnguesta of Mn. Etta Parmalce Mr and Mrs Irving Jordan and ________________________ [ daughter of near Woodland and Mr/ A London tailor offer* to repair and Mm Floyd Fenstemaker were' his customers' clothe* for nothing, Sunday evening visitors at Hubert' Thi* of rourae suable* them to Uve . Barnum'*. f [ rent free—Punch Store Swiss Steak * 13c Pork Loin Roantn mtu ik 14c Spiced Ham >» r„. «-i - kt.. n>. 25c Lamb Stew Bologna or Frankfurt* 2 iu 25c Cottage Cheese s™.c~. it 10c Lamb Roast Shoulder lb. WstcA for A-G Handbill Friday ! Feldpausch Market £2 TELEPHONE 2272 WE DELIVER �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL iihtiim 15887276 herited hl» son. Eldora, with EO (Continued from page one) •mount ot the certificate and it would thereby become unnecessary to probate hU estate/ Eldora'* wife died in 1923 at which time Mr. Alexander D. Lake was updecided that he should go to Fenn­ ville and live will) hl* daughter. Ly­ dia Bale. Not long after hi* arrival at her home Lydia appeared one day at the bank in Vermontville with aU three certificates, endorsed .by her father, Alexander, and demanded the money from the bank. Mr Stiles, cashier of thc bank, assuming that something was wrong, refused to give her the money, certain legal contro­ versies then followed, wherein she undertook to cfenpel the bank to turn over thc money to her. Guard­ ianship proceedings were contem­ plated for Alexander, but it wa* thought that, because of his ad­ vanced years, this should not be I pressed and the matter was permit-1 ted to run along until the time of his death, a few weeks ago It wa* then discovered that when ' he was within a few days of one , hundred years old. he had made1 a will In which lie practically dl*ln- that he had treated the children of hi* deceased son. John, in about the same manner, and had willed prac­ tically all of hl* property to the children of Lydia Bale, who was then deceased. Mr. Eldora Lake, feeling that the will was very unfair and unjust, ha* retained Attorney Kim Sigler of this city, who is taking the necessary step* to contest the will in the courts of Allegan county, 'lhe other side ot lhe case ha* employed Mr. Clare Hofiman. prominent lawyer ot Allegan, and It is. expected that a heated contest will be the result. Many friends of Eldora Lake are wishing him success in his attempt to bring to justice the property mat­ ter* of thi* fine old gentleman, hl* father. Alexander Lake, who lived to the unusual age of 102 years. BEAR HOLE LAKE DISTRICT. Kenneth Hurless and family spent Sunday in Hastings. Mr*. Zellon Kalhcr 1* improving slowly. Russell Craven and Mr. Llndsley gave an entertainment at the Grange hall in Allegan county .Sat­ urday night. William Claggett and son. Wig­ man. are on the sick list at this time. Zellon Kaiser Is making n busi­ ness trip to Manistee this week. ALL PRICES It’» Not a Secret! TS not unusual lo have curlomers say. "I see you have a ‘Special- on” this or that article and |>olnt lo our adv. or hand­ bill. I TRAFFIC PROBLEMS OF‘THE VB6 NUN’S SOUP 10c Nothing like Good Hol Soup. Campbell's ore good. MILK These prices ore set by our cost plus a reasonable prom and do not vary a* long as the. cost of replenishing our stock docs not change. KRAUT 2c- 25c 3 SIL 20c Carnation, Pct or Borden's. Just lhe thing for that listless appetite. CORN MEAL^"But 21c Punch Bowl Broken Slices. No. 21/. can PINEAPPLE 18c A year ’round favorite^ especially welcomed on spring menus. 2 RAISINS Bulk They help many dishes pass the "appetite test” these days. 22c SALAD DRESSING Quarts SARA-LEE CORN FLAKES 12c Pkg. Kellogg’s or Post Toasties. Cut-out toys for the children. LARD a "‘3 - 25c NOODLES K. 17c Fine, brood or medium. Pure Egg Noodle*.. COOKIES 15c P & G Soap 5 Bar- 19c MOLASSES &,v-15c VEGETABLES NeUle’a. Can 10c HOMINY S5U- - 3£..’'25c PEAS K'lr'... Si< 12c PORK and BEANS The White Naptha Soap. Biaquick Ef • 20c lUculta. LARSEN’S K. C. baiihc h>«du (ittrtU. u22c 18c B.IUM. 1.1IU Ma Palmolive 3 •— 14c Camay VUIKI.I HOUSECLEANING AIDS Oxydol I Lb. 7Fk.- <C 3 c.». 25c C Midcan. DRIED BEEF Soda AM. . HAMMCI Preserves UllBT'S. 13c R. & R. SALT Ki.. 17c 10 FARMERS’ NEEDS 22c 3 SL 25c o. 7c Wyandotte • V.-Lb. FU. 7C Sal Soda Borax 15c Hau. Cu. 9C Cleaner H. R. H ... 9c Ammonia 17c Bowlene !ffl» 18c 3 SS* 25c Bon Ami Powder 12c Bon Ami Cake 10c Mop Handle* 10c Broom. JS»f* 43c Paper hodJokold 10c SMOKE SALT SALT 85c 10 lb. can. MORTON'S. 100 LB. BAGS 90c MEDIUM-COARSE. OYSTER Shells 90c 100 LB. BAG. EGG MASH $1.97 100 POUNDS Scratch Feed $1.69 100 POUNDS WE CABBY A COMPLETE RTOCK OF CBI8P, FRESH VEGETABLES. C. THOMAS STORES “EveryjDay Low Prices 1*34 THE CHURCHES 128 West State Street FREEPORT. Sundty callers kt the home ot Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brunner were. Mr. and Mrs. G W. Bangs of Detroit. Miss. Dora Bangs of Lowell, Miss Alma Wall and Mr*. Laurence En­ dres of Carlton and the latter’* sister-in-law from Grand Rapids. Mrs. Arthur Seifert returned from Flint Wednesday after spending several days with her husband. She,. was accompanied by Miss Belly Al- ! bro, who was a guest at lhe Seifert home “until Sunday. ^Sherman Al-11 bro and son accompanied Mr. Sei-1 fart home on Saturday and Miss Betty relumed to Flint with them I Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brunner were | Ln Grand Rapids Monday forenoon. Mrs. Brunner remained at StMary's hospital for treatment. _ Mrs. 1 Brunner's many friends regret that ) her lira!th is so poor at present. , 1 Miss Donna Moore of Jackson visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | 11. E. Moore, last week. ' Miss Ruth Tabberer of Detroit and MUs Dorothy Tabberer of Har­ bor Beach arrived Iwtne Friday for । a week's vacation from their scIkxjI ! duties. ! Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson were ! Hastings, visitors Saturday forenoon. I Dr. and Mrs. H. 8. Wedel and' daughter. Martha Jean, were GranJ . Rapids visitor* Monday forenoon, j Mrs. Ellen Roush, who recently' underwent a serious operation al Pennock hospital, expects to return to the home of her daughter. Mrs. I Wm. Mishler, this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. W./Moulton of Muskegon Heights were Sunday j guest* of their daughter. Mrs. Roy fNaglcr and family, Dr. and Mrs. i H. S. Wedel and two daughter* were also guests at the Nagler home. Ed Andrew*, who lias been 111 thc past ten days. Is better at thi* writing. His many friends hope for a complete and speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Thompson of Pontiac came Sunday for a few days with Mrs. Thompson's people, John Thaler and family. A meeting of the local baseball fans was held at the Pterkins' lunch room recently and the following of­ ficers were chosen to manage a team for Freeport this summer: Manager, Ivan Roust); secretary and scorekeeper. Glenn Perkins; treasurer, Frank Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurley of Grand Rapids were guests at the ner Thursday night and Friday. Floyd Walton now has employ­ ment in Flint. Rev. I. Osgood was a Hastings visitor Saturday morning. Dr. H. 8. Wedel has been enter­ taining a very sore fool caused by Infection in one of the toes. Robert Hanford was a Hastings visitor Saturday. The Barry County Spring Con­ vention of the Woman1* Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church will be held at the local church on Tuesday, April 17. Meet­ ings will be held both afternoon and evening, with a box lunch at six. Mrs. Anderson of Grand Rapids, district president, will be preeent and take part in thc program. Miss Mabel Eddy, a missionary from Mexico, will be the speaker of the evening. This U a rare treat for Freeport and one everyone will want to enjoy. The Good Friday service held at the M. E. church was not as large­ ly attended as it should have been, but tliw who were there declared it the best service of 1U kind ever held here. The splendid messages of Rev. M. Lewis. Rev. F. Loomis. Rev. I. Osgood and Rev. O. L. Wilk­ in*. and the paper given by Mrs, Ickes, who substituted for Rev. L. fekra. were all masterpieces and made the Easter story more real and more precious to everyone. Tile' duets by the Misses LU Ilan Blough and Wilma Wieland accompanied by Miss Ellssa Lewis on the piano, were also unusually good. All local business places closed from two to i four for the service. Reuben Pish hsd the misfortune to get his right hand and urm drawn Into the electric wringer at his home Monday morning ' Fortunately the wringer was of the modern type with the large soft rollers and only bruises resulted. Mr. and Mrs. Htxiry Smelker, son Kenneth, and daughter Zona, spent' Sunday al the home of the former s I father. John Smelker, at Hastings. Willis Blurgi*. June 1*. away, March 29. 1 METHODIST Ella KJ logman. Haren Lowell. To tills union eight children, two preo death. Stella pasting ■ sgo. William, two year* rlage they fettled an a Stanwood. Mecosta Co., whei resided 45 years, then moving present horn* tn Hastily* they lived until hl* death. his widow and six children. Mrs. of Carrtsowo. R. Bumford. Mrs. Rcva Benson, all of Hastings and Mrs Flossie Dunham. Kwlamaioo, eight grandchildren, a Kreat-grandchlld and on* brother, John, of Big Rapids, beside* many COST cyuRoR 3HRIST. M1MUT. brat km tn the Ixxne of Uncle Hewie' /J* and ending with the ill-fated »?-1 committee held recently a series of tempt of Trampas to run the Vlr-1 ‘J’*** The^'wm’ne'’"cin* glnian out of the little town of panted“nSt O?L Medicine Bow. Wyo. , 12. “Llghtnln' ~ to be presented Dec. Tickets for this play will be placed anolbar pUn> in (hi on rale about April 12 at the Cordes 5 and 7. and •’The Ghost Train" to Newsstand here. Because of the fact be presented In April 1935. In addltion to tills program, the Kalamazoo that the auditorium rental will be Civic Players have promised to come here next March with one of their fine productions. The Hastings Masonic Orchestra which did such fine work for the Association last year will provide INCLUDE 3% SALES TAX music for the production* again Ulis year. ___ __________ To avoid misunderstanding we want to state the “specials" at C. Thomas Stores are only our regular "Everyday Low Prices" given publicity. For this reason "Any Day Is a Good Shopping Day" at the C. Thoma* Stores. 4, about double this year what It was' {last year, thc Association has found • ppTMlatarf. Tko.m^aUtrrUl It necessary .to increase adult ad­ >Uon»4 hk.th» luttlxa fkarth mission charges from 25c to 30c .and admission for school pupils HUT MB THODI ST EFUCOfAL , from 15c to 20c Ttie Civic Players uHUkCh. “ Rial irt not attempting to make money but only wish to break even. (Continued | Last year only one of the three , ’ plays netted more than *15 and that minute*. In spite of the fact that | WM because the publishers did not the stage practically has to be built charge the usual royalty. The net over for each of the lour scenes, thc j Income from the two plays which riFST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. nrooertie* are beine careful)v had • «*riilu* balance did not covworked out and with «u,iru vu* a**u w «m*- the, «■»-, assistance ’ -• _a crew ____ u-m-j __ ____ of Outward Bound Till* dlncrcnce, CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN of drilled •_ to .b-the .1 precision nr CHRIST. however, was made up by member........ " ...........this *■** feat - - can an athletic team, be accomplished, the players believe. *hlp funds so the players were able There will be acene shifting rehear­ to continue. It I* the sincere aim of the association to present its play* sal* a* well as actor*- rehearsal* BOWENS MILLS CHURCH The Virginian" follows the class- at * lhe lowest price which coal of ic of Owen Wister very closely. ”production will permit. The fixed toriiailf Four of the outstanding episodes of charges for each play in regard to royalty and auditorium rental alone the story hsve been adapted to the stage. There will be Molly the New amount to 1100 00 of more. In addi­ CHURCH OF CHRIST, COAT* OROVR. England school ma'am, Trampas the tion of course there are expenses for WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH bad man. Steve the youthful pa) of building scenery, transporting the the Virginian. Judge Henry the in­ set back and forth, publicity, mak­ ing and renting of costumes, etc. All fluential rancher. Uncle Hewle. the HaMlaxa Churci. cowboys, ranch owners and visitors money save that required for roy­ alty and the occasional rental of HASTING* CTTT MISSION. from the East. The action .ofcT the S? locally. , In some small town* th* needy who come for government meat art ao numerous they cant find parking space—Los Angele* Times. (EMSCOFAL) paying for gas—Detroit Free Pres*. Penney's for Thc Right Kind for {.very Job Our Own "J. C. P.” Brand! fU SHIRTS 49c eul Reinforced I Comfortable! Metlium weight blue chambray tested quality, of course! They’re cut full and roomy across the chest and shoulders! Long length—nothing skimped! Comfort­ able interlined collar! Extension neck­ band ! Steel buttons! Boys' Sites, 19c. Sturdy coiiotu! Super Big Mac' Men’s Blue Mix Beys* Oxhide Kiddies' Blue Denim* OVERALLS Work Socks OVERALLS Play OVERALLS Sanforized! $1.10 Perfect fitting I Better made of best quality de­ nim! 8 deep, reunded poci stitched! Boy sites,Bic IOC 59c Men’s Black Boys’ Blue Chambray Knee Boots Work Shirt SJ.98 39c Gturdlly modal .tripedl Metal acoupls-Savsl Tested Quality! "Oxhidf” Femous for »«vZ "O1W OVERALLS Work SHIRTS Full cut—not skimped! Esstrt full! TrifMlcWt 89e Stronger — because thsy’rs triplestitchedl Bar-tacked and reinforced! Highest standard 2:20 denim I Built to wear and wear I 8 deep pocket*! Pana buckles I Boy? sites, too—39c 69s An exclusive Penney brand! Tripte­ stitching means stronger seem* I They're bar-tacked and reinforced, tool Roomy at chest and shoulders! Tested quality. ley? Mees, 39t^ Here’s Pheaomenel Vtbu! WORK SHORS Rows of nail* to reinforce soteal Weatherproofed Retm Men! Front Page N WORK SHOES WORK Thousands say theyre greet! Soles Saved for — Penney's gives you low price plus good quality I Chocolate rates uppers, eornpoeitiou rubber soles and heels, leather middle coles, 8 to IL PENN! a HASTINGS, MICHI) �T8« HAiTixa* BMom. romiin. trail.«, im - “* “X‘ " What Others Say' ‘This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday were very interesting Ve doubt if a pern History at Corning. power. A Giant Cast. ' Probably no more, todafatlglble I ar ■- ■ tmh even including the late The 201-Inch Lens. siedger. even mcmamg tne . LIPPMANN TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. LIPPMANN AND AND THE THE NRA. NRA. Delicate "Processes involved. ITO.M Amwodreo. rtw. I red than no iirCTtn M u]c . Dr. J. C. Andrus returned Sunday By no stretch of the imagination Admiral Peary. Through long Wttlter Lippmann. famous po-1 — —— ------- — - — - yean could waiter Lipp*ua**k*. famous >wl u , ,, ......... , , exploration in the Arctic and iiti_«i re-reiinr iw> railed an enrmvl, o/ exptaratlon )ltlcai ^tcr. be called an enemy] will be open to astronomic explor.. habits, . -------.—j a. of president Roosctrelt. Most of Uie.ation if the 201-inch disc of glass Cora Powers. Returning with him „ . -.. temperate he acquired BaternruaM t>» Mail. PMiMid: istamina that seems well nigh ln- time since the latter’s inauguration, now slowly cooling in an annealing Mrs Adah Steam of New York City, "iSWi^.’ZLj0*•’ “ credible- On lhe dash to th. pole. Mr. Lippmann has defended the, oven at Coming. N. Y.. eventually who will spend some time here. President and hte works. | becomes the eye of the world’s larg- , another sister. IN BAHRY COUNTY six MONTHS ao«. for example, he said goodbye to But the writer has an essential-eat reflecting telescope. But the dlfDi'ua'rry OODinx thuk MONTHS .Dob Bartlett, at the last base honesty which will not permit him ; Acuities of manufacture are so great'; to approve the President ’ s actions that those in charge are not making 1*-^' .i IN AbVANCK •---------------------- as* camp some 130 miles south of hl» when he thinks he sees that these any definite predictions. . ** “J11." OUYatiie HAMMY COVkrr.’.„? UNK ' AaWaNCE.™ —siao C“P{started back im­ actions ore leading the American | . . . ly or Grand Rapids were in the city ykam Df anvANCg-----------mediately on thc long trail to the propl. U>ro .irons., .nd pnrolbly rOUSIGN SUBSCRIPTIONS. ONE u tnin- , mM,u, SLS'mu, re. !S"sitt YMAM IN ADVANCE.......... 4: ’ base camp. It took Admiral Peary* Mn Lropm.nn In a rerent wrtlrt.. bSv-auSu'staB'^irw i OomiMny « WU>t. IrendUns irolwry. seven daj-s to reach the pole and re­ «re.ff.l»u. lb. wublre Cl 'm" turn to the outpost where he had the administration “5* tha^ ten hours were consumed in trans-11— .n a, q._ bom- _» b__ waved goodbye to Capt. BartictU NRA is the real peril to the national fcrTln< lhc llquld to mo(d; i'TL iir Yet Peary reached the base camp government. ... Uuil -k X*' ““ W" CU"' l0r ... ------ ----- ----------- --- --. r,-------------’.--.. .-—j-— —. Urere .... fen moniiis win1 oe requircci u> cooi ■hlA maenrs . down . . room temperature.: . y4*-iK|W. ..... ’taVk ““fr a *‘ute ,norc lhan one day **’ ,wo Breat ,rouble "talers In in the UMpro- .. j Mrs. Joseph Kopesay returned to hind hte assistant. Tills in spite of fri,ni ’I?le flrst 15 , 'T0.1?18?,«? iTtien if a single flaw is found lo mar', her home in South Bend. Indiana, "" t.„ tlut ™ ,2, nr., nss wugni inc pcupic umi uic .inn r-a~‘ >™ «“ 1 , , p,.„ _ Sunday, after spending four weeks .. , — .......... — • ■ . is a iraiuicmu lusuumviu ui inwiin the city with her daughter Mrs. years of age at the time of his 1I1K prosperity, and the rccond is Alex Ironside, who has been in “* ll" wl~"' great adventure and Capt. Bob a ro- S.SM ■ •to •—• quarantine with a mild case of scar­ I • • • c«-< bust, hard muscled young man in which it can never finish. He speak* also ot the fact that the j „ {he Jfns cmcrKM from the an. let fever. i.ura’,thc prime of life. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Paton left program is raising tl*e cost of things I ncaIi ovcn tn c0nditi0n. I “ht The harriers guarding rding lhe the north F ?cr - th the ability XTdWcui? M in .., u^ing i, < rabUna the ahlllt v i ..... .. b.T? ... ... Tuesday of this week from Los AnM - geles where they have been spendpole are evenmore iiImpamble than of people to buy aixi says traWporuU<m arise. Many •!»“*« F and precipitous precipitous that the theory is false.Adorer. bridges and tunnels enroute to the , Ue’thc high mountainsi and nftiari------------------------------------ COOK liRoy.. Editor*. - ------WBBF wkVkkTT kldKTll TM "C ’ • lh — T w _ I, 1; ** «!>• p?*i.®®»* •« It»*Uiur*. JSuSU4 M *'■ . iu glaciers which surround the south poll- oecaiuic uic norm » » geometrical point in a vast sea ot Ice. Once an explorer leaves the Iran,1.™c’Z... f _ cnura uro over . drmlM. emm He. drlltta. crunchjng. breaking, treacherous surface one might have to wait years before conditions seemed a t favorable for . NO UPSETS. WHIN very >l*rtlb>« MpproM in city elections. A person analysing the results could very well come to the conclusion that people here I er »rm Seven 00 nelg Jarrafd. whatever man- family. vine, daughter of C. A. Hough, of young man who knows the value of, Ray Preston’a near HaaUnga. the Farmers' and Merchants* Bank, on education. । * ■ * to Duvllle c. Holly of Paducah, Gharlea H. Whitmore, who U a NORTH MARTIN CORffKRS. Kentucky. student at Western Btaif, and lady Lewis Herwl spent Saturday in • ‘tol ““ “•"“■™1 FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. V„ U.U. uSTdrt*, «, u» »«» .kb hta U. n-MWU. with Marshall Prickett retiree after two years of moet efficient service in school bus for O. L. Boley. I »be famUy. which he has won thc approbation When thia la being written 11 doe* MarUn P. T- A. will be held Friof all good citizens, to give place to not look likely that there will be a day evening, April 6, al the Martin a man whose sympathies arc with ven heavy vole out in thia town- church. Everybody welcome. ‘ । Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Karrar watching* to ensure at hia hands thc shlp' ■rarr^. -IL*, ra.ra— I mowd Frt‘Uj' tatO U**nt h°U* enforcement of the liquor laws. SOUTH MAFLE GROVE. I of wm. Brooks. Bush-Slllson—At the residence of the Rev. Mr. Mocfflan Mr. Eugene ' Mrs. Maude Benedict and Mrs.! Miss Dorothy Slocum spent 8<tM. Bush and Miss Emma E. Stllson Ellxabeth Clark spent Thuraday I urday evening and Bunday with bar were united in marriage. with Mr*. Ida Norton who has been sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Karrar. In the township of Prairieville confined to her bed thc past few ’ Afternoon callers were. Mr. and Barry county, three and one-half Mrs. Shirley Slocum and son. Garth. mlla south of the village of Prairie­ Mrs. Garth Slocum and son. Rob­ Mr. and Mrs Clarence Cunning­ ville in the forest on Addison ham and son Arthur of Bellevue and tert, spent -- it the week end in Hastings Spaulding's place is to be found a Mr. and Mrs. Vern Eliteton of West with her mother.'* , __ J ra ___ __ .... T1,_ Hertel *»----- * _V.I1. large oak tree that measures a trifle Vermontville and Robert Gray spent Thc children, who have >over fourteen feet around it. stump been under quarantine for scarlet high, and retains its bigness for over thirty feet high where it brandies and. family and Mrs. Lulu Gray] out of quarantine thia week. k, M. „ off. If there is a larger one In this county we would be pleased to hear about It.'' Gold 101 1-2. The result of the city elections— a victory for the sMoon interests. down M a broke upon lht recovery |n„ i„ng». ito Professor lessor Barren Barrett oi of vnio Ohio win will which is being brought about by | Ipi hiv“ to b^electM * This will1, Mr5’ Wl” 9E!ctte' of 1»- speak at the court house tonight on natural forces, combined with other ~ Ltesib y tana. w*» caUed here Wednesday by,the subject of Phrenology, lecture £: crn ( n w. us now »ci Kluurt«r ',ter‘^The I,«** cn.nero *rt0UI d dW the Z^*proroc." J>“•<iniury'or bmk^ Even®­ where hl* brarhe, ratnllj . hte brother recently <UM. died. , ture ture.. On March 31st the National Bank of Hastings completed its The llc of thc slou. journey from Ncw| Mrs. Reuben Wilson and daugh-! The Woman’s Foreign Missionary flrxl full quarter year of history. On Dec. 31st ear footings, The whole whole article article should should be be readl^" read were H24.513.86. On March 31st they wens $304,661.13. This caiviuu, by u, all a interested in busi-■v„k statc to cnfom^ ra.iirr>ra,i. wwin carefully yj a '! Urt' Mlrla and Mrytle. spent from Society of the M. E. church will be ness of any kind. It calls a spade I L''acL rJdcal^w U?os? m 1 Fr,day untU Monday *“h her “*’• entertained at the residence of R. J. nv k’Indicates, nd T‘ ,'a as“ <nari, a spade, “and many‘ """ ^.*’2 th0W? I A. R. Wilson, of Kalamazoo * .Grant on Thursday afternoon of thi. A Good Record Of A Good Bank don’t follow party politics very dash and even then counties traps bufl£pM mfn hnve aI^ady lhoUBht. charge of the transfer. , ------------' week. A cordial tnvltatton to extend! TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. strongly so far as local offices are await to penalize a single moment that the nra will not work, at leas' *.• • • -r— . — .. no* adrnintetered. — Tuscola .Then will come what is perhaps I Miss Ellvra Barnaby of Lansing is ------ ------ ’' - • »----------------concerned. It seems to us that all Of carelessness. . he another ad- County Advertiser. !the m“‘ complex step in the pro-] spending her vacaton with her parMIDDLEVILLE. of the men elected con be counted There will never be anotner an > of manufacture, grinding the ents, Mr. and Mrt. Charles BarnaC. F. SUllson and wife have reon to carry on the same efficient venture in tills world quite parallel STATF liquor STORES । dLY: ExPert workmen who by. I turned to their Grand Rapids street; STATE liquor STORES. |xjlLMicd the 100-lnch Ml.. Wilson I Mrs. Homer Buell of Ricjiland home after spending the winter in ■ type of administration that Hastings to that of Admiral Feary on his A few weeks ago a state llquo.. tciCAcopc lens are still available., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I Ute west with a daughter. I lias been fortunate enough to enjoy polar dash. Even a plain recital ot store was opened in Owosso Several ThcM m,.n u u sold ahakc thclr, HarTy Walldor|T On Monday. she 1 c. Cx)bb. for Inany years a realduring the post few years. the facts concerning this monumen- uumhvm jncaas jum. business men..vm from that«.*»/ city have »)Cadsover overtne theprospect prospectorofmaxing, makingand , and Airs.Walldorf! Waildorffwent wenttotoSchool-, School-dent denthere hereand andtills tillsvl<vicinity, who for cfllrf it no nor ■ .... .... some years .has .been ... . .... tai journey sounds hs unreal and .said that it crentr/1 created no furor furor nor was. _a *11111*/, mirror with four times *«*•» that OWsur- cruv craft to ...... visit ... Mrs. mu Buell’s daughter, --------——- That *----- ----------, ---- uns "nil IVU1 VUUl mrs. Miro* Allen Aiinn there any evidence 01 of . increased jacc However Hnurver scientists and «nd engl<*nci- [Mrs. 's<rC -----u,.w,,. ... fantastic os a story by Edgar Harry Knappen. ROOSEVELT VS. CONGRESS. , Fremont, passed away Sunday and . . . > rfriiikhiiF rtninkrnnrss. Ij1.1t n..cro.,,.i,i*. _x*.n^_»r F ----..1— .. __-----. , rr..t.. drinking nr or drunkenness. Last week ' neers feci _ reasonably confident Miss Josephine Anderson and, the remains will be brought here1 Congress rather titan Roosevelt a similar store was opened in Ionia. guest. Miss Louise Wler, returned for the funeral on Wednesday at' lost prestige by over-riding the pres­ It Is reasonable to assume that Because of thc fact that thc con-; Tuesday to Akley College, Grand the Baptist church. One by one the sooner or later the State Liquor cave surface of this mirror must be Haven.------------------------------------------------- (dd timers are passing on. ident's veto of the veterans’ allow­ A JOURNALISTIC FEAT. Commission will open a store in ground to miscroscoplc precision, Misses Ethel Hedrick. Florence School play. 'Hearts Exchange." ance act. Tne country respects Mr. Any mention of Arctic exploration cumon county ... ... — —probably In St and because gln.s-s expands and con-, Watkins. Marguerite Hetmansperger | was put on by the Junior class Roosevelt tor having courage to say brings to mind one of the great1 Johns. There is no drinking in these tracts somewhat according to varla- ant] Mab<| are nUrnding the [ Thursday evening to a full house. -no" to one of■ thc organized. «••— — —•— best — ■■■ - ■ stores. Some responsible person la is tlons in In temperature, temperature, all work on Epworth League convention in Lo- Thc play was greatly enjoyed by a wo., pmrertul minority Moo In -JounulWle «l«nUira" ot .11 selected to run them. There are no|1 tlons the wll done .jn a windowing wcll ,u_ )cn3 -------J..| u_ u___ , largc galherlng A11 dld thclr parta thc windows and no at-i ]juratory in which atmospheric Washington, thc veterans’ lobby; ir time; a news scoop tlial has been I screens over -------- -- -c. ~which Former City Engineer. Frank Col- fine and much comment, all to the moapherc the saloon aboul.thtm. about them.'conditions -kill be kept as nearly [Uns. of O( Manistee, has been visiting vlsilin mophere of thc conditions Vill good, has been heard on every side. hasn’t any great admiration for unequalled. . These stores are designed as human ingenuity per-'his daughter, Mrs. Leon Hopkins, ;Thcsc oesigni-fl to offer|constant onerrconstant per-'hte daughter Mm ij»on nnnun, tv.. special _iai acts were also much much enAn------------- —------------ - ---------- - uk>u«<uv>, nilo. rxvn nuHKuut ; The House and Senate members who in It happened when a young Eng­ pure nure liquor liauor at reasonable prices as ns mlt-V vontiiattnn »«■ subject mhiprt to. Mrs. qlaude «... __ . __ ■______ Ventilation win will be Stuart and son re- Joyed. The class cleaned up a nice an election year jumped through a jufthod of putting the bootlegger delicate control. The powerful elec- turned on Monday from Grand:sum for their effort*. We have lish newspaper reporter named and moonshine peddler out of busi­ lhe hoop of an influential organizajRapicR. where they visited relatives. I heard, say that it was lhe most en­ • tai’ibrt proml^'“o'uor"^rmtol <’M‘l> OH** >«ure<l . place In IM ness. It Ls in conformity to the law j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rorabcck of j joyable affair ever put on here by of the land and is the plan of the I Hickory Corners were over Sundaj11 our school. votes as a reward Just as a trained first boat that went out to meet state. The merits of thc system I guests of Mr. and Mrs., Herman | The Parkhurst building, corner of seal goes through its antics for a Capt. Cook — on .... thc -------trlumpiial re­ cannot be Judged today. Five years —------. Frost. ’ । High and Main strteeta, has been: piece of raw fish. . ■ urn rroro hl. purpirtro duro,w .[ro* Mrs, Margaret Cain and daughter ,f«id and we understand a set of and mim Muss O ’Lcamy of Congress voted for this huge ex­ .ana oncamy or Jackson jacksc anrfscales will be set up and thc Ship-| of the north pole, people were eager lhe use of ]lquor which will change produce | visiting n,_ the former's sister, Mrs. 3 ---------- i ping Association will soon arrange. penditure Increase with full knowl­ no works. I see edge that no appropriation had been accUlm ,wro’ Hu h"d CV ' sentiment. — Schuyler Marshal), । Kate Shea. to handle coal to their patrons. I Clinton County Republican-News. That faith is not a Word was received the last of the provided In the budget. Where will cllcd the world, newspapers and THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. week of the sudden death of Floyd, living tree. the money come from? Since Fed- magauncs carried stories of this 1 Mrs, Carrie McBride was called to ,commonly called Chub. Tabor. Tfie Thc publicans back in Christ's —Hannah More. • Lincoln. Nebraska, Friday, by the funeral was held on Saturday at | end, expenditures have already in- Kreat adventure, universities, were time were guilty of graft, collecting •serious illness of her son. Harry creased to such un extent that con- ^iter to reward hte heroism with more taxes than were due and pock­ thc Beeler rooms, burial in Mt. Hope . Pancoast, who is suffering with in-j1 cemetery. He leaves besides ids [ eting thc surplus, and graft in gov­ flscarion of all salaries ot $10,000 or honorary decrees. Yet of all thc disflamatory rheumatism, and te very ,mother and sister several other rela-1 ernment has continued ever since. more would not keep the public tingutehed people in thc boat which To eliminate it entirely appears to tlves to mourn, besides the many! i Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds went to friend/ coffegi filled, the average man. thc went out to greet Cook, only the be humanly.impossible, and we do Charlotte Tuesday to attend a danc­ The Good Friday services at the so-called “little fellow" is the only sharp eyes ot this young reporter not believe anyone will quarrel with ing party and to chaperone a party, M. E church, being a Joint service , | that statement. What we can do Li source left. Therefore by over-riding n<”«i one discrepancy. com|x»scd of the following young with the Baptist church here and to limit the field for graft, and in the president's veto. Congress scored As the boat carrying Cook and the these days when there is so great a 1 ladles. Misses Mary and Grace thc Evangelical church of Leighton,, 'Grant. Florence Diamond, Vera drew a large crowd, and they great­ a direct hit against every pocket- welcome paijty neared the crowded cry for the government to engage in trie lamps which provide IlluminaDoyle. Clara Hendershott. Harriet ly enjoyed the fine service. b—Issxwe mxy book in the country. Thc business dock. Gibbs happened to glance at business may well consider that ‘I""'.’.'"1 *!el Goodyear. Katherine vu more the government partici-] IE K Van Valkcnmagnate, the workman on part time the great explorer Just « he came ‘the ‘^„m .0_re J.?®.J! Sunday thc M. E. church was Uwlr K.> will not nope Into the 1Mwry pnrl pMes In business the more opporfilled to lhe doors to hear thc East- • room. employment and thc farmer trying UP the companion way onto the deck tunKy there _ * will be for graft. We do, rot>1”’ ... | John Stewart of Stanton is visitto get prices and was somewhat startled ..to notice no . believe are | ... n .... In8 his sister and other friends of -w -w along , - on u,, low IL),, produce ..... not believs those thosepeople people who who are Most reflecting telescopes are sil-tf^tj city. After visiting here for a will all have to contribute to, this an expression of abject fear that crying so lustily for the government vcred । D |anned to cn>. Aiicr visnmg ntre ror *a i-rerl but hut lt It 1. t.lonnerf ir. coot ,-rait the ». A ... ,Or A Quotation II FAITH mromyum, -l.n lire „l IU lire senators and congressmen author- conquering hero. Gibbs at once susyes!erday, today and forever, [ a higher reflecting power than sil-!,dus Point. New York, returned Monalso has the added , izrd! __________ pectcd the truth. Cook’s evasive an- and tliat the more government we 1 । ver. Aluminum oTnSJuSF -mr-Vw.! XtoYuV-* *’“*Mr voting for the quarter of a billion dollar expenditure? At any rate exthere will be some embarrassing ex­ planations to make when senators and representatives start telling thc folks back home "all about it. ADMIRAL PEARY. Twenty-five years ago this coming Friday Admiral Peary made lilstory reaching the North Pole. He was Jlrst man to t'ravcxse tips par- titular region on foot and probably The’ north pole has only been reached three times, twice by air­ plane and once by dog sledge. Al­ ukn/ueu further .ukukv, aerial aviuuk exploration u< though of the regton may be made It, is doubt- were to a few direct question swers question?’ have thc more graft wewill we will have.-1,. have.— . ravik n onjy within Ti ls lu nniv-wit Hitt the iHa past iiAkk six «lv ’ ... seemed. Impertinent . . .... ,«• H. Berkey. tkmreV.,.. C nuEtfrevtlk Vl.yllnlll Mrs. Chas. Johnson and children which at the W. a.w|x>iLs vigilant. | monthll tllat a pr^g, has ix.^ dc. of Chicago, who have been visiting Wne convinced Gibbs that thc great M.vv rHsmvn i'chvped for coating a glass surface Mrs. Ida Wood, returned home explorer »«« »n Improwr. Tb^bkMkSiiS’bw'SS’irel > ' . . , , , Wednesday. While other writers were lauding whacking for smoking cornsilk out • T,w nu., elronut, .Ul Ire Import. , “* Cook to the skies. Gibbs had suffl- back of Hie barn, now has an off-!ant. a surface clean enough' Vhr nt. A for ilirfnre rlean cllntiuh for .. ... dent confidence in his hunch to »l>ring who must have hte cigarette >Uveflng WUI not be clean enough .A*1"*"* ^ibard lhe first of the O* a irlaan. a,1<1 b0'017' retiring along for a|Uminating. Scientists will re-1 . about one o'clock in the morning sort to a process of electronic bom-' A .ninn Ar-1 Ar. I .ba rd. men.t .for ... bbing'off —"thrift ............... ^"he* Sphere a time CllblH Gibbs was one on-: Chcv |IowH ... ln Tl... The Chesaning of the most unpopular men in thc gm,. truces of foreign matter from H*0 Railroad 1 world. People lute to have the jwdlciu’ . . i Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Humm. spent A DEBT. estate of their Un gods shattered. „ . . . .. Sunday with latter’s sistqr. Mrs. Michigan ___________ Republicans owe a debt , , 1 'S'­ ,"W Bra— * the ■< K-UlhX Alumlnating. itself, is a highly in Eventually., however, he proved his of gratitude to Democratic Cover­ trirate tricate nrocess. process. It can’t be done bv by claims beyond thc slightest doub; nor Com-Mock for correcting, as far paint brush or electrolysis. The FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. gained worldwide •' “ u «<» him to do » the and thereby Miss Florence Knappen of Grand ga iieu woriuaia prroj. cojnmnUxl by the republican aluminum must first be melted on recognition. a tungsten wire of appropriate size Rapids is visiting her grandmother. and shape. Then the entire appara' Mrs. M. W Riker. Co^k'a fall to obscurity was thc tus. including thc mirror and tungs­ Mrs. W. T. Brown returned to weight which hoisted Gibbs to the ten wire is enclosed in a gigantic Chicago Friday night after a few] peak of fame, < vacuum chamber. When thc lungs- days' visit with friends here. ten is heated thc aluminum is evap-.i Roy Will of Lake Odessa was in orated and Is deposited evenly on the city. Roy is now one ot the] stateDECK? convention in ---------------Grand Rapids A STACKED —-—a- the----------- ------------cool surface of the nearby mir- leading tonsorlal artists in our In the distribution of farm relief >>e*r ago. That bo*s controlled cqnj neighboring town. money it wems that Michigan and b7gltromPFhnt and'nami^hitn'fOT ' Word received from Miss Sarah I ful that any other adventurer will attempt to duplicate Peary’s feat, In fact when thc Admiral reached the northern extremity of the giobc.lhe pure adventure angle of polar explomtlun ceased. In fact there is no longer any particular reason ro ure...r. u» T.i pp. lar tee aunplj .to follow the trail -Peary btazrd. Man had conquered the fierce fitments of the north to Then when a perfect reflector Is Horton orders her Banner sent to all northern states have been left regent in lieu of Jim" Murfln of pretty well out in thc cold, if* we Detroit, a distinguished alumnus of obtained comes thc problem of Ironwood, Michigan, whore she has may believe the preliminary report t,,c University with a long record of transportaling the huge mirror with secured a desirable position as trim-1 its delicate reflecting surface to themer. ----1 of expenditures up to Jan. 1. 1934. d<»f“reg«i^ r"'^^ Shorts mountain top where it will finally be The Epworth League had a rally only a liltlc more tiian eighteen <r >, Saginaw banker, offered to re- housed. One moment of carelessness.' Sunday evening in which the dele-1 one accident enroute could very well galcii to the recent State Convention 1 millions of dollars have been div- sign, so the story goes, providing tributed to the wheat larmers of Governo’ Comstock would fill the destroy the precise, painstaking' at Saginaw gave their report. Miss' work ot more than four years. Is it Belle Handy gave a report of the j r „0„h lh.„ any wonder that those in charge of social department of the League, j of’ dred and eleven million dollars io offered to-Judge Murfln who was the manufacture are not permitting MIm Nailer of the department ... cotton growers of thc south. Texas glad to return to the regency task themselves to dreapi about enthrall- Christian work. Judge Smith of the i alone will recehT forty-four million af“‘r a 90 dajw-interim between his Ing new discoveries into thc dark Literary and Rev. Cox of the Mercy' recesses of space as yet? and Help department The. reports [ 0O“a'5 M"“ ““ " n”re ^'"oovkl™. <«“5?i™ me Ute only possible justification for than twice the sum paid out to all attention of the voters of the state With thia new ulmcope astronfurther expenditure <4 money and the wheat growers in the country! to one of the weaknesses of long omm can nuiwu. known bounorisk of life would be in tne name of One may be pardoned for inquiring. and uninterrupted political rule - •rte, of .r«o b, mUlkin. ot UUn million hUnb adentific discovery tW;«e. whether It .is mere coinCh>rloWe B*«’uW‘c*n pwr. More thon unlverabb man, ol which are prob•bly t.>m,»,M>le In M io th, Cllky ’ Admiral Peary spent nearly two ciflence that tfi¥ vicc-presWent. the ' decades Jn Um ArcUc before hte el- chairman ot /the appropriations What will Comrades Tugwcllskl Way System of which our earth te an tnnniterimal particle have been lortk rerre ntnuroll, reward*,. Ke eeanmliroe. lhe ehairmall « lhe «- ““. and Ubor WelI u wU1 al k„ „ „ hum.nll, u . <na „u c<Ml ,„e ■ lkx, „ mud, M ,„m outUy repmenl u much c«>u on.^oSn SS- National Bank of Hastings AMAZING DENTAL OFFER! A Good SET of TEETH $5 Same workmanship and material as used in my regular $10,00 plates. Don’t pay one cent until plate is finished! Be your own judge! ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED Extractions tix HCp Fillings Uol -*.tk«K. N« .«dl. out™. L JV Dr. DENISON Eftp m!-** T..tb ClMMd JUL U“‘ng LTTnlW,U‘I!?“!U With Uic new 201-inch reflector more than 270,000,000 island univeraes may be dbcmered The moon uUl be brought so near t.> us that an object the xtee of aj^j-setopet cxpluror. Dr Fridtjof Nansan. who Mid wben ^^1, to be riiriouj. about iim nature of the Un|ftllrroundln< him Ire will coase l4>r£ ‘ n™ xi- nch telescope £ vUlb|e evidence of heallhTcu7- rtoullural conmhue. the chairman he Ihoroukhl, maaured lhe art « <x the judiciary cnmmlllro. Ute using primitive transportation to clialrman of the interstate and the Ittlkwt eaeleney. » waa ftw rcommerce committee, the JJ* “*J“,‘ "i‘b' ch*lrmu' « lte rt™" k”1 harder. itehing advance bases for caching supplies wlifch tiio geological party of tlx- last Byrd Antarctic Expcdifton used w'!h success, in this manu ma man w amerian "palace rerotultah", poaUbl,- that the char­ 8« are the result of a ’brain ^torm '’T'J*' b™m. "**•■On' «J“‘ Sn2?»uS matelSt “rattlc'u can easily be distinguished; perhaps committee and the chairman of the tliat inoat of them arq.^o lopse. But the riddle of the fabulous Martian all powerful public buildings and 1 there's one value in such a rcvolu- canals will be Anally solved. grounds committee all come irvm tton 3F Americans now face—it may 'M.n ■■ W *U.thU. 5^ Texas! ’ |mAe % ** Uu‘ mUth of “ ,uUon jexas. . -Christian Science Monitor. the millions of dollars worth of tune u^hjp M ^i, tt WM that niB. ^tXlist, author. dlplXtaTd loalty ' ... . Wo jjope that we are still Bound in body when tlite nrw liutrument of »dencc begm. to probe the uoexptored depths of the heavens. Bring in your samples from the Mail Order Houses and let us compare quality and price. Protect your Floors with We Aim to Carry All Housecleaning Helps H. R. H. CLEANER 2 packages______________ Johnson’s D1CK-A DOO PAINT and WALL CLEANER WAX AND CLEANERS GOLDEN OIL, for Cleaning O£aa Woodwork, quart*________fiiWV CLEANING SPONGES, each ... 75c $1.25 We have all size cans in both paste and liquid. 20c .nd 29c CARVETH & STEBBINS Good* Delivered spent t Mite Rapids cnciTO spent and M Miss Creek neral c family guests tons. her* sit Tuesdu Friday Mr. Ing to w^ere factor) Mrs. 7»» consideration nesday Miss in Hol and w Basler Mr. Miss 8. F. 1 Mrs came • with 1 and M Mr. expect ten du Geo. I Mr. dough spent son’s i family Mr. Jta» Jennli Mr. turner Dunkl risten Roller Mrs datigli AT PARKER HOTEL 300 Patterns to Select From l()c to 75c a Double Roll SPAR VARNISH, for Exterior Work, quart ted ho Sundaj Conscientiously made by my Dental Mechanic of 28 years experience. 1934 Wall Paper VARNISH for Furniture and Woodwork, quart friends Sundaj INSURED DEPOSITS under the Bank­ ing Act of 1833, prompt and efficient nuarrer M . Mllta, doll., w «lMl> Will member., mAibcr.* of Congress be as Joyful in asserting their "Indcpcndenre" when it comes to providing uuUon «• lbw In Mrs. St. Ma Miss Phone 2131 Mr. familj day t Jennli tic tail Ade Heath Heat) vacall and B Jolt Katur jMirtj* The«x blrtht • Mr. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1934 l| IDfir pDfillin CCCC HEPOflT OF MEET Social Events and Personal Mention Miu Ann BurtoA visited in Ann C. W Crawford is In St. Louis, Arbor from Friday till Monday. Mb, on txuines*. Mr*. Emerson Stauffer Is *11J1 in Mr. and Mr*. Gary Crook were in St. Mary’s hospital Grand Rapid*. Lansing on Tuesday. Miss Florence Frandsen wa* home ' Miu Mae Keller w** home from MU* Jannet Michael visited ( George Robinson wa* in Mu*k*gou friend* in Ann Arbor over lhe week on Thursday on busines*. end. Mr*. Winona Downing of Lapsing MU* Ann Velte entertained spent Sunday and Monday at home. tn.n<U fro. Fan W«™. md. on Huten M TOUnlM «, MoorUy H„.h o, H.wbwrry ,1... Hta, (pftn on Salurday and »“«"«»>■ >n<) Mt> Gordon Clement, Jr., returned on Monday to hie home in Belding after a visit with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bhulter*. and other relatives. Mr*. George Hale, Mrs 8halters and Mrs. Don Budge accompanied him to Belding for the AT THREE RIVERS IWlDL 1- I Michigan Was Pioneer in Bi tabllihing Welfare Aid for Vataram glon and Auxiliary convention held al Three River* on Sunday. March 25, wa* very well attended, about 335 being served a: thc dinner at the Country Club, the hostess Unit Mr. and Mr* Vernon ■ Wellman preparing and serving It. Spring and Miss Ruth Ransom of Jackson colors made attractive decorations were Sunday guests of James Ilanand a fine menu wa* enjoyed. aotn and Mrs. Maude Schomp. Mrs. Wellman and MLss Ransom remain­ Commander of Throe Rivers, who ing for the funeral of. their aunt. also introduced four Gold Star Mrs. John Waters, on Monday afl- mothers Mention was made of the UIIUhU D£U) ^SURPRISED ON SIL| VER_ANNIVERSARY FKTFR “d MriTwenty-Five lb,° K,11'• y UWI LI! PJRFSNT I nULHlI I Br Married ' STORY OF RESURRECTION PRESENTED IN SEVEN SOENEB PLAY WRITTEN BY THE REV. JOHN KITCHING Ye&rs on*“ April ” ---------*’ * 1 ind Mr*. Eben A. Kelley. 826 surprised on Bunday. April 1. when about thirty relatives and friends came to Ivclp them commemorate their silver wedding anniversary A • -i-~ ' Mr. and Mr*. Kelley had opened and admired a large Easter basket filled -Th* decoration* rti-mratlmii were ap ntV-­ । with tfltlK gifts. The propriate to the Easter season. । Guests from out of town were Mr and Mrs. Allen Everhart ot BelA crowd of about 900 jieoplc turn_ „ ding; Mr. and Mr*. John DeKmter ed out to ree “The Resurrection. !and Hmer K(jlley Oralld an Barter pageant, written and di-;Mr and Mrs, H. Leavitt of Cedar reeled by the Reverend John Kitch-' Creek and Mr. and Mr*. Wallace liuz D D nastor of the Presbyter- ' Mock of Dicey. lau’church here, and presented >»!Kri Central auditorium-Friday evening. Kratuiations to Mr. and Mr*. Kei- Special Features Included ’ . ,, _ Solo8 and Ballet—Large. Gait Takes Part Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wespinter. Jr.. 'd *t Big Rapids over recent death* of Past Commander Mrs Elizabeth Reickord and son Steele and a Gold Star motiicr of of Detroit visited their parent* here E“l*r., over Faster Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Willitl* spent of Lansing visited Mr* Mary Sever­ Buchanan, tiie convention standing C. E. Thoma* of Dayton. Oh^. the week end with her people m ance and Mrs Mary English part In silence for thirty second* in thclr of last week. Mrs. Reickord and son memory. spent from Friday till Tuesday here Bay Cliy. ’ and her mother. Mrs. Severanor. Music was furnished by the Hill with Mr*. Thomas. .■ ------ -------Mis* ----------Kathryn --Clarke was---home were guests.of Mr. and Mr?. GerMUs Florence Grohe of Grand from Grand Rapids last week during shum Severance of Middleville on Billy band of Tiuce River*. District Commander Rockwell Rapid* vtalted Mr. and Mn> Clar- her vacation. tn seven wenea. as a proKl PTlxiJt Saturday and Sunday. sj»kc on membership and read a sentea logue there wa* a patriotic tableaux I bMlTH—BENTON NUFTIAIdv. cncrOrohe MondayMrs. Sable Brown of Grand RapMr*. Richard Doyle and daughter very fine poem on that subject. Mia* Joyce Elaine Hyde of Lacey and in conclusion a grand finale 1 From the. Dowagiac Daily News of Purdue. Ind., were Raster guests This wa* followed by a talk by Ln which all the members of the cast1 of Saturday. March 31. we quote the spent Wednesday evening with. Mr. of Mr*. D. E. Fuller. George Dornum, superintendent of and Mrs. C. E. Grohc. Miss Helen Eamble returned on Die hoepi tai at Camp Custer, ex­ in thclr colorful costume* were i following of interest to Harting* MUs Orpha Waters of Battle ifriends:Tuesday to the France* Shlmer pressing his tiianks for lhe help giv> grouped about the stage. Creek wa* here Monday for thc fu­ Mr. and Mr*. Earl Nichol* were it) school at Mt. Carroll. Ill. Thc first scene portrayed the | "In a beautiful Easter wedding Lansing on Monday. en by the Posts and Units of neral at Mrs. John Water*. Motiier of Chrirt. Salome and Mary ] service at high rrxm today. MUs LeMrs Cora Dunning and Lyle tlie Fourth Dislrirt, Mr* Marie William Schader and Richard HASTINGS Mr. and Mr*. Karl Johnson and ----------- ----- ---------- -------------------------- Dunning of Whiting. Ind., are thc Magdalenr. coining to the grave in i ora Benton, daughter of Charles ' Schrumpf of Niles and Mrs. E. A. tlie,morning and receiving tlie an--Benton of- Pok..gon, became the family of Battle Creek were Sunday Jacobs are home from Big Rapid* Clark of South Haven were intro­ guest* of Mr*. Agnes Fisher and for their vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shaver and duced and brought greetings. Fa­ nouncement of lhe Resurrection; bride of Gerald A. Smith, son ot W < r■ Howard Birdsall and BrtM chll... itrons. " —• • Mr and Mr*. Fred A. Smith of Kas­ Mr. and Mrs Floyd Keith of Char­ ther John Day of Three Oaks said from an angel of the Lord Mta* Barbara Johnson returned to dren »‘»lted relative* in Middleville lotte called on Hastings friend* on ting*. in Scene Two was portrayed the •*""* he was glad of lhe opportunity ■ pf her studies al Staunton. Va, on over lhe week end. The ceremony took place at the _________________________________________ . ' ? Sunday attending tlie convention. He is the conitcmation and incredulity of the Tuesday having been home since Mr. and Mr*. Elwyn Daniels called Mrs Clara Wills of Oswego. New Department and Fourth District Jewish authorities on receiving the home of lhe bride's aunt. Mrs. Mor­ ri* Claypool. 804 West High street. »« the Pan American Exposition Cook al thc marriage of her couaia, Friday. I on Mr. and Mr*. Leslie Daniel* of aaw« n! Hu. PAHiirrAr. Infl Kaul news of thc Resurrection. Saul of York. Came Saturday to spend u few Chaplain. Mr* Orrin Wade, a Red Mr. and Mr*. John Jugle are mov- j Carlton center Friday. with the Rev. Melvin Oonklln. pasfw their wedding trip, where they|Mi*a Dorothy Cook, to T. David Tarsus, later the Apostle Paul, was day* with Mr*. Edith Edger and pig to Grand Ledge on Saturday Mr*. Betty Caine of Grand Rapid* tor at the Parish Methodist Episerected, an they arrived, with French in 1923. other friends. at a Base Hospital, wa* presented given authority to destroy the copal news of the assassination of; When Mr. ...... and Mr*. D. D. Smith where he haa a porttton in the chair «Pe"t Easter with her parent*. Mr copai churches enurene* of oi Hastings, nasungs. officialomcuu- the — - ------ ... -------- ..... Mr and Mr* Martin Covert of to thc convention, followed by two Christians ___ >____ _____ ■ I-.,-..- ........ Prr-ilrt*iir MrlCInlev- Mrs mirrtArl tn ---- • •- Scene factory. 1lUvd Mr* Henry Osborn. Scene Three-Saul. Three—Saul, lhe lire persecupersecu- ing. Fifty friends and relatives were Prosident William McKinley; Mr*, were married in 1908. her stater. M1M Holland were in lhe city on Sunday selections. •The Old Brigade'- and Mr*. Anna Smith tailed her ataMr. and Mr* Wm. Schulz of and called at Hie John Waters home tor is blinded by a great light from present. Cherter Arehart will wear her Anroletta Lombard, now Mr*. CllnHeavcn I * ’ Attired in a becoming gown of mother ’ s dress made in 1900 when ton Lahr, was bridesmaid, and her "Go Ask Papa by lhe Three Riv­ ter and husband. Mr. and Mra. Jay Grand Rapids spent Saturday with in Rutland. ■ ers Ameriaun Legion quartette. In Scene Four Saul become* con- BUIV soft blue chiffon with white acces- J*nnle to be wont by one of the Webster, of Bhttle Creek over the Mr. and Mr*. Keith Daniel*. VIUV UHUUA Wlkll wiutv --- Townsend --- was ’married ------' dreu ------ wlU — — ------- ”TV* Mr*. Alice Grant of Grand Rapids Michigan Is in Die first rank in sories and carrying an arm bouquet David Wilcox: others are those of young ladies in the procession. week end. I rfdr and Mrs Earl Smith were visited Hasting* friends last week. .. and... . C. _ ... ■ a Child Welfare work and 1* doing verted to the Christian faith and ot Easter flowers tlie bride up- Mrs. Robert W C<x>k iFlorence; At the close, several recent bride* Mr. Mrs. A. Hyde and... Mr. m K’met iert* of/ Mr. and Mr*. Byron Smith Kim Sigler was in Stanton on all it can for this cause a* well as hh sight 1* restored. He starts out proachcd the improvised altar of Harper). 1912; Mr*. D. L. Christian will appear wearing thriy wedding and Mr*. Stevens of Lacey called of Detroit over the week end. into lhe world to spread thc doc­ Tuesday on business. to put an end to Child Labor. . The Oct. 11. costume*. costumes. Mr. and' "" Mr*. "Edw on Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Grohe WedM“ Johnston -------of' Madonna lUta and palm* to the 'Aurllc Lake Shlpmani. Oct Mrs W. D. Reed of Pittsburgh American Legion of Michigan was trine of Christianity. Or»nd R*P“» Barter guest* ot nesday evening. Scene Five showed a pagan ritu­ strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding 1W7; Mr* Ray Cook <Ida Eaton).j These Interesting and beautiful Pa, ha* been the guest of her the first to erect a home for lhe March played by Mrs. Ermie Froze. 19W; Mr* Homer Warner (Wikta costume*, the delightful 'musical Mta* Dorothy Mead, who teaches Mr and Mr*. F. E- Johnston daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. children of veterans, where every al in progress. The Apostle Paul In Holland, visited her parent*. Mr. Mu* Dorothy Perkin* of Grand Leonard Board, for several days. her *lster: She was attended by Mia* IJliven). married in October. IwXi. prczram and the bridal decjraltotu care is given, a* well as lhe first to enter* and tell* the assemblage of Marie Beverwyk. Hastings, wearing ‘he gown to be displayed by Mrs. wiu doublkw* recall many iuippy ------------•— Mead. during her Hapid* wa* aguest at the Mrs. Ho­ and Mrs. Jay Mr. and Mr*. Omrr Barker had provide a hospital for lhe former thc true faith. mer Warner nome over Easter. Raster vacation. The trial of Paul before King a crepe dress of a slightly deeper > Ronald.Warner ot Detroit, a daugn-1 memories and perhapa waken anew as guest* during Easter week, her service men who needed care. Thc _ __ _____________ Barnett and Mrs Wm Ducker and two chllsister. MLu Josephine Kangas, an Department will be well represented Agrippa I* shown in Scene Six shade of blue. Melvin Smith. Has- tcr-in-law. and the one worn by tqe romance of youth and be an to­ Miaa Margret and John Barnett drcn visited Mr. and Mr*. Joseph art student tn Wayne University at rpiratlcn for you to again i Agrippa is nearly convinced of ting*. served as lit* brother * best. Mrs. Blake Allerding tn 1920 at lhe National Convention to be were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs Cooper oi Kalamazoo over the “ “week Detroit. , Some interesting antique Jewelry Love’* Old Sweet Song.’’ Paul’s sincerity but he finally or­ man. held in Miami. Fla.. Ihls fall. 8. F Nichol* of Detroit. "Little Elaine Cotant. Hastings. , will be worn by Mr*. Kenith MclnTicket* may be purchased ‘ Mr. and Mr*. Ebcr Lambic and I In closing the general meeting der* the latter to jtand trial before Mr. and Mr*. Lorraine Isenhath of Mr* L. M Ward of New York City was tlie dainty flower girl and dl- tyre, who is to model her own wed- the L A. S. members, at the Ba her brother. William Bell, of De­ the Hill Billy band played another the emperor. came ThurMiay for an extruded vUit Flint were guests of hl* parents. Mr. troit came Tuesday for a stay of Scene Seven depicted the closing minutlve Donna Froze was her ding costume. She has some be- office, at the storea of Jay k number, and the Posts and Unit* with her sister snd husband, Mr. and Mr*. Otto Iscnliath, Saturday several day* because of the illness hours of the Apostle's life. An angel aunt’s ring bearer. Mi-s.. Marjorie tnxhal jewelry given to her great. Warren Roush and Walter Wai paraded from lhe Legion Home and Sunday. and Mr*. Eugene Freeman. of the former's brother. M. A. Lam- through Main St. and return, when warns him of coming martyrdom, Frost sang "I Love You Truly.’’ aft- great grandmother in England long Jar at lhe door. The only M*la Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Frey ot er the •«</v»ee.' • j years ago and worn by Mrs. Mcln- , served are for thoze who . | Mr. and Mr*. Carl W. Wespinter which he faces bravely. • bie. they went to their separate meet­ City. were guest* of, expect to leave on"8alurday for-a Michigan — — .• Ind., ----- -----------------------'A—lour course wedding dinner , tyr# al her own wedding- Little Jo- leaned (iresaas for the display. P Music for the production was fur| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood were Ut ten days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Lemuel Severance over Grand Rapids on Tuesday evening ings. thc line ot march led by thc nishcdiby the Masonic orchestra. wa* served at thc Claypool home Anne Finnic will model the fijwcr are 25c tor adult* and fifteen c Drum and Bugle Corps of Sturgis. G<x>. Hooper pf Memphis. Tenn. | l‘,e week end. Special features of the pageant following the ceremony and Mr. and girl costume worn by Constance for student*. attending a meeting of Railway Ex­ Mrs. Thelma Webster. District Mr. and Mta- Frank Robison and Mr. and Mr*. Lewi* Daniel* of i pre** employees, the genera) them? were solos by Annie Kitchlng. J. M. Mra. Smith left for a short trip i . daughter, Nettle Jane, of Chicago. Northcsrt Carlton spent Thursday; tor discussion being 'Beller Serv­ President, said she would like lo Langston. Howard Frost and a bal­ They will later be at home tn their [ have the Fourth District place at H-ent Hu- week end with Mr*. Robi- '"iwrnoon and evening with Mr. and' newly built home soutfiwest of Has­ ice." least second in the Herbert R. Mc­ let. A complete list of Uwse who son's sister. Mr*. Alcid Stauffer, and Mra Elwyn.JJanieta. I Mrs. Charles Wood wn* the gue.-t Kinney Memorial drive, urging thc todk part in the pageant was given ting*. Inmily. 1 Mr and Mr*. Orlle Bishop and I ot iter aunt, Mrs. Carrie Kcnneuv "The former Miss Benton is a In thc Hastings Banner of March Kennedy, oi of Mr. and Mrs. FTank Herrington children of Holland »«* 8u“d?y ।Grand Rapids on Tuesday evening, women to renewed efforts In this graduate of Dowagiac High school' project. About seventy-five attend­ and family have returnekl from their Kd“ta of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert BtahMus M|jdlcti Tuttle and her Thls pageant was an clsboate un­ and ot Western state Teachers’ Col- ; ed the March Birthday Party at seven months* trip to Florida and op '“>d ®‘,u’r mother visited Ln Detroit over the dertaking and represented a great lege of Kalamazoo. For the last four' the hospital at Camp Custer, lhe Mr. Washington. D. C.. and arc located Ur and ,nd Mr*. Mra Forrest Forrert Clark Clark and and II . “'J . “nca deal of work for all concerned. \ years she iuu been a teacher in the children of Middleville were Brand5t<!tu.r Mr veterans being entertained by se­ nt Dowling. ,.two — -----------— ------schools of Hastings. Mr. Smith, a lections from the various Unit*. The Mr*. Gordon Irontade and Mrs. L. 8d®»ta of her mother, -----_ in fumtahlng a cixnmanity room for the graduate ot thc Hartings High GLASS CREEK. airs. Mrs Clayton Brandrtetter and Poppy sale question wa* discussed, E. Barnett were in Grand Rapids Newton, on Saturday and Sunday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oakes attended school and of Michigan State Col- | family, also Mr and Mrs. Burr the district planning to again spon­ on Thursday, because of the death Mr. and Mra Kenneth Daniels yjUJ Houten Houtcn of ol Alma Almft were Sunday ounouJ * Van During the Month of March thia room sor a Poppy Poster contort, a* in ihc funeral of Art Lord In Battle lege, operates a large farm near of thc former’s grandmother. Mrs. Barbara Joan spent Sunday BUC>u of Mr and Mrs Runghart ol Creek Thursday. Hastings. .with her narrnU parent*. Mr. und and Mrs Mrs. Er- “.3 Mr a i^ngnan oi former-years. Another project in ' Sunday visitor* at Cha*. Whitte­ Jennie Paul. with her M “Out of town guests were Mr. and which she urged lhe ladles to be Mr. and Mrs Bert Kncesaer re.. ­ 1 nest Matteson, of the McOmber dl*-1 [)onai4 Boye* of Saginaw spent more interested wa* thc sewing for more’s were. Cleo Brown and fam­ Mr*. John Lenz. Mr. and Mrs. Bu> turned on Tuesday to thclr home in tLrn . An. tn Ilhc wc«k «“* *1Ul his parent*. Mr Otter Lake Billet Hastings Auxil­ ily of Hickory Comer* and Frank dette Cptant and family, Mr. and Service. Hospital GalM. Civic Players, Dunkirk. Ind . after n visit with her iary members have sent five dressc.-:. Francisco, wife and baby of Knla- Mrs. Frank Ferris. Mr. and Mrs Community Pageant Committee, Bridge tatera. Mr*. Sarah Powell and Mrs. Fred Smith, the Rrv. and Mrs. Mel­ four pajama suits and sixteen iuuid- rnnzoo. the First National bank. Mr*. Tol- ; snending Uic woek with Donald Robert Moore . Mis* Virginia Havens attended vin Conklin and Mr*. Rollins Leach kcrchlcfs to the Billet in recent , Mrs dOtaabeUi Cusick and two hurst and daughter* expect to go the Benton-Smith wedding at Do­ all of HasUngs; Miss Mary Williams fallen*. It please* weeks. daughters. Anne Marie and Helen. of Kalamazoo; Dr. and Mr*. Wil I nh.riAR jznrm.il unH Among Ummc who were here from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood and wagiac Saturday. ot Muir and Ted Cusick of Cherter Norman Erway of Kalamazoo Ham ELsocej of Grand Rapids: Mis* away for the funeral of Mra. John Mr. and Mr*. Frank Annablc were DEPOSITS INSURED under the Banking were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs children return today to their home I Waters on Monday were Mr. anck thc representative* from the local spent las* week with his uncle. Roy Mae Linderman of Coldwater; Mr Coldwater--------afterE----------tailing---------her parC. B. Hodge*. ijin -------------------and Mra. Melvin Buchner and Miss Mrs. Walter Church. Mr. and Mr* Post and Unit In attendance al lhe Erway. and family. Mr and Mrs Gordon Ironside and ent*. Mr. and Mr*. <Jary Crook, for Hazel Jono*. Mrs.xjrvlng Manning. Three River* meeting. Chas. Erway and Harold Otis of Virginia Haven of Hasting*. Thc family were In Paw Paw on Satur-. ge*cral days. Kalamazoo spent last week with following Pokagon people were Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Harris. Mrs. Jane Thc next convention to be held in day to attend thc funeral of Mrs.1 Mr. and Mrs. William Bollock and Crowell and Mr. and Mrs. George May will be entertained by the their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. there: the bride's father. Charles Jennie Paul. Rev. L. L Dewey ofAnn of Grand Rapids and Harris of Grand Rapids Fred Oti*. Benton. Mr. and Mr*. E. E Froze Lawrence Poet and Auxiliary. Delating at the service. j MLss Betty Everhart of Akron. Ohio. Clyde Warren and Fred Otis had and family. Mr and Mr*. Arthur Adelbert Heath of Lanrtng. Walter Wtre Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs ENJOYABLE PARTY. GIERMAN—HOLCOMB. quite an experience last week when Potter. Mr. and Mr*. John Buck and Heath of Albion and Mtev Stella Floyd Everhart and family. A delightful dinner and party Mr. and Mr*. George Holcomb ot; on a return trip from delivering: daughter Leola. Mr. and Mr*. Glen Heath of Niles «penl thek Eartcr Mr. and Mrs. Burr Van Houten of were held at tfie American Legion Prince St. Grand Rapids, announce: stock in Lansing. With a trailer loadI True. Mr. and Mrs Frank Jones and | vocations with their jiarenta. Mr. Alma wen, guests of Mrs. Sarah rooms on Tuesday evening of last the marriage of their daughter. Misst of tile they backed off the bank Mis* Marjorie Froel." and Mr*. George B. Heath. I Brandstellcr over the week hid re- week at seven o’clock, when thirty­ Pauline Holcomb, to Mr. Charles A.. of Culvert hill west of the GoodI On Monday evening a reception Joiin Urstn wo* in Lansing on;turning to their home yesterday. eight employees ot the Michigan Gierman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Will church. As both trailer and Saturday and Sunday to attend a Mr*. Brandrtetter accompanying Bell Telephone Co. of thc Hastings ert Gierman of Sebewa Center. Ionia1 car backed straight down the bank Mrs. Fred Smith In Rutland, one 1 part> at the home of Mr. and Mo-. .iheyj. area met for their regular get to­ Co. the ceremony having been per­. a distance of fifteen or twenty feet, hundred twenty-five being present I Theodore Kilmer honoring the sixth । Mr *nd Mr*. Mark Craig and gether. Easier decorations made the formed at the Holcomb home on। it wa* a lucky accident as no dam- The bridal couple were thc recip­ birthday of thclr daughter. Eunice. Keith, spent Sunday with Mr. tables very attractive. Wednesday, the Rev. Clyde Van1 age wa* done except a broken door ients of maty lovely gifts. Dainty -Mr. and Mrs. A. H. CaneUj and »nd Mr*. Leslie Daniels and family i Three division* of the work, Houten of Edmore officiating. At­. on the car. When lhe jnen felt refreslURppts were served Mr. and’Mr*. Cha*. 8. Pott* leave of Carlton Center. Mr. and Mrs. Plant. Traffic and Commercial, tending thc bridal couple were Mr.. themselves going somewhere they Out of town guest* were Mrs. Mor­ Thursday for Charleston. W. Va, | Ke“h Daniels <l*o called there in were represented’ and talk* were and Mr*. Melvin Buchner (Louise• weren’t frightened. Oh. nol they on­ ri* Claypool of Dowagtac and Mrs. •the I.- former to visit se. evening. given by department heads. Mr. and u-. Mr*. the t-venlns Shower man > ot Hastings ly hurriedly got out to ••push.” Mae Bansill of Battle Creek Saturday, April 7 Friday, April 6 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore of Following the program a social Marion Hodgson and the others will A Aumbcr from this vicinity at­ A large circle of Hasting* friends Mr. and Mrs. Gierman are on ai be thc guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ Katainaroo ware Sundaj guesu ot time wa* enjoyed. wedding trip through Pennsyivan-. tended thc reception for Mr. and unite in extending best wishes to Mr and Mrs. James Langston. Miss ard Pott*. , I Mrs. Gerald Smitli at thc home of Mr. and Mr* Smith. ' FAMILY DINNER. Lois Langston, who had been here Prince BUOrand Rapid* after AprilI Mr and Mrs. Fred Smith Monday Mrs. 8. C. Brock entertained at a ; for her vacation, returned to Kala­ night. family dinner on Easter Sunday, mazoo with Mr. and Mrs. Moore The bride was a former Hastings V BARRYV1LLE. Strictly Freeh Dee. Mr. and Mrs. Donald D,' Smith covers being laid tor twelve. Mis* ,teacher and her friends unite 'In . and Misses Gertrude and Susie Betty Wilcox of Jackson wa* honor best The L A. 8. will hold a pot luck wishes. Smith of Detroit were Easter guest* guest it being her birthday. She was dinner at the church Friday. Ev­ (Continued from page one) of Mr*. J. T. Lombard and other presented with some lovely gifts as eryone is invited. GUILD NO. U. Beit Quality guests. «hc former returning to De-1 well as a birthday cake bearing fif­ Mrs. Martha Dellar. who has Hospital Guild No. 22 held a de­ trolt Sunday, the other* staying for teen candles. lightful meeting on Wednesday eve- bfen staying with Mrs. Wm. DeVine, Federation of Womens Club*. An­ Out ot town guest* were Mr. and; the weet has gone to Jackson for a short other is that owned and to be worn ■ by Mrs. Mary Van Dugteren. This Mr. add Mrs. W. L Bhulters. Mrs. Mr*. Warren Wilcox and family and Mr*. Paul Faulkner of Middlcvdl--. time. Mrs. Mary Neal of Nashville Compound Largo 10 O*. Bottle George Hale and Gordon Clement. Mr. and Mr*. Bartl SntHh of Jack- it being a dessert bridge. Mcsdame* is staying with Mrs. DeVine during dress has quite a history a* it was originally the property of h^rs. Don Jr., were In St. John* on Sunday to son. Faulkner. Sidney ’ French. Hubert Mrs Dcliar's absence. wha.e husband wa*1 see tha former’s mother, Mr*. Geo. Mr and Mrs. Hal Lallirop anff Dickerson. Cook. Roman Feldpausch and EASTER DINNER ,Gladys Ironside were lhe cxmunitlee Ferri* were afternoon callers of Mr. Portmalter General in 1888 and Wks Shultcrs. They also called oq Mr. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Johnston en­ in charge. and Mrs. Charles Frltx'knd Mr. and and Mrs. Ralph DeVine. We arc *w>m by Mrs. Dickerson at Presi­ dent Grover Cleveland's first inadg- ■ tertained with an Easter dinner, the Mr*. Arthur Knight. At contract. Mrs. James Radford glad to report Ralph la feeling betural ball in Washington. D C. tn Mr. and Mr*. Maurice Kelley and out of town guest* being Mr and wofi top score and Mrs. Lloyd Sha­ daughter, who have been in Hnlly- Mrs Harry Leins and lamlly of fer second, five tables being in play. Mis* Margery Gillette, who works 1885. Among the other wedding dresses wixxLFla.. for three months, visited South Haven. Mr. and Mr*. James Officer* elected for the coming in Nashville, was home several days that will be modeled, tliat have no; hl* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Stewart year are: arc; Chairman, cnamnan. Mr*. airs, Robert rauoert last week with the flu. h k'iCook; Cook: Sceretar, Secretary --and Mr*. Kelley, part of lk»t week, going to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Willetts and been previously mentioned arc the ----- - Treasurer. - ----------------------QrvUle Sayles. Sayles. Chicago on ^Wednesday where the also several Hastings relatives. baby and Clayton Willett* of De­ following ones: That worn by Edith ) Orville Hudson when she was wed to Frank-, former will play with an orchertra Mrs. W D. Reed ©f Pittsburgh. troit. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Willetts MONDAY STUDY CLUB. at the Black Hawk Cafe. and two children of Lansing were Un Lombard Ln 1880. Mr. Lombard Mr*. Robert T Walton was host- । Pa, was a guest from kway. Dr- and Mr*. Glenn I. Smith of week-end guests of their parents being a brother of the late John T. Lombard; another was worn by and sisters Charlotte Road. Grand Rapids, are given rfckftmin Mis-fonurd — too long, entertaining thc Misses Rexlne ueek at a dessert luncheon, eight Ml** Evelyn Day of Lansing spent Louisa Baitinger when site married lhe week end with her home folks. Frank F. Hilbert of Woodland In Downing and Jean Brower and the too abort—or otherwise Messrs Julian Townsend and Jean Mrs Herbie Wilcox, who has been 1878; still another h that worn by A'1*'' BOler. who hu b«i> ta* -Tt£ VlnSnte‘ h :1Hht nur« lor Mter to, «v- having a serious time with cor trou­ Anna Lee Holbrook on thc occasion inipcrlect. Then vision England at a dinner and following hoot, The Virginia________ , qu,,, „„„n„n b,,. ble foe.the pf*t eight weeks, is bet- of her marriage to the Rev. Robert to the ••Daffodil Bali” at the Mason­ that rniul be abnormal. A. Carnahan tn 1885. the Holbrook 500 PARTY. [urday evening in the Mixer office. ic Temple thi* week Saturday eveThen strained ©ye*— home standing on Ute site of the nlng. " Mr*. Alien Pender very pleasantly Light refreshment* were served. Thc Windstorm Insurance Co. office; headache*, nervousness, Quest* ot Mr. end Mrs James entertained a party of eight ladle* honor guert received *everal unique BRUSH RIDGE ( EME other dresses are those ot Mr*. Ar­ TERY CIRCLE. Gilmer on Sunday were Mr. and with 600 Tuesday afternoon. Prizes 8UU. token* of friendship, having or what not. The Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle thur A. Crothers < Margaret IronMr*. Deward Gilmer and two chil­ were given and a very pleasant aft- *on-the love and esteem of the dren of Detroit. Mr. and Mr*. Burr emoon was spent by the ladle* pre*- household by her splendid and un­ was very pleasantly entertained by ■idei worn in 1812; Mrs. Maurice. Have the viaion correct­ Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shull*. East State Pierson iLovlna Ironside) in 1914. Clark and two children of Holland. ent. , s-clfish service. Mrs. Guy C- KcUcr (Emmy Krantz) I ed and all trouble* are at .Mr and Mrs Bernard O’Connell --- —<♦ » . . Mr*. Sigler leave* soon for Toledo, Road, on Thursday. March 22. there THE JOLLY EIGHT CLUB. Ohio, to fill an engagement ** betnk 17 present to enjoy the pot who was married in Grand Volley. and son of Battle creek and Mr once eliminated. Think The Jolly Eight Club wa* enter-'nurse. \ luck dinner. Then the regular busi­ Pa, In 1906; Mz» Leonard H. Evart* and Mr*. Maynel Gilmer at Rut­ (Mary SUni. Die wedding taking if the above MIGHT ness meeting was taken up. It was land. betide* Hasting* relative*. talned on . Thursday attemoon by, ---------~ J -----decided to make a quill to be sold place in Chicago on April 23/ 1911' 1 j The Misses Alice and Thelma Of­ Mr* Edith Bonnell. At bridge top] CLAY BILLS. apply to you. fley have returned from the Univer­ score wa* won by Mr*. Frank Pen- .Cllre Churchill and wife of Mld- later and work vou started on it. , Mrs. Frank Pancoast (Isabel Medlevllle and Julian Potts'and wife The program consisted of some Ilheny), dale not known; Mr*. Leon ity hospital. Minneapolis. Minne- dCr ■■ । e ©re ■ ' were visitor* al Leon Pott*’ Thurs- very good Tradings by several of Ute Bauer (Georgia Taylor) who waa sola. After a *l>ort vacation at home member* and were enjoyed very wed at LeSueur, Minn. op June 18.; DINNER. day. Mum Thelma returns to Mlnneupall* 1902; Mrs Philip Van ZUe (Harriet Mr* Lucy Creglow wa* ixwtcas at Clayton Johnson and wife of much. H University Hospital where »he has OPTOMETRIST Next meeting to » with Mrs. Ly­ Goodyear) married in 1912; Mra. accepted a position and Ml« Alice an Eastern dinner on Sunday, lhe Bownc and Vance Sharp and wife We Deliuer The BIC Little Stere Ph.a« 2634 * Halting* ha* accepted ■ position at Herman gwert* being Mr. and Mr*. Frank and daughter. Dorothy, and friend. dia Shilton Anil M fw ail day Richard Groos < Florence Tydeni wad in 1927; Mr* Eliner Fisher Pander and Mr. and Mr*. John Mr Gillett, of Middleville, were meeting. All metabers try and be Keifer Hospital, Detroit, leaving on iJugte^ | Easter guest* at Leon Fotta'. present and visitor* always welcome. lAine* Holly), married in 1901, gv- for Bargains in our display window this week T. S. Ba hid Clothing for Men and Boys Community Service ’ National Batik of Hastings LOW PRICES! Honor Guests To Attend “Procession of thc Brides” isic Eggs Butter Vanilla Coffee First Eyes That Are 15< A Maxwell House Hills Brothers X9c Salmon Kellogg’s Kellogg’s Order Your Meats From Ut L. V. BESSMER �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AFRTL 4. 1W4 n * II 1J rlty of the seven other members wlio northern Michigan. Wyoming ha* belong to the democratic party, but only four or five officer* The*c five . he did question their Judgment. He counties have for tfielr township*., W AnflPCflRV N1 (X n E -’“‘‘I lJ'c principal trouble with lhe village*, and school districts aeveral HCUUCSUdJ Hlglll gtaU admlnUtrBtton Bt lhc present hundred officers, all to be paid fay, | ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ — time—and that Included the legtata- the taxpayers. TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. BORROW MONEY (Continued from page one) ♦ THEATRE ♦ . ture—is the inexperience of those The speaker said concerning tax"7 charged with government. He de- ation that live fifteen mill* should MIDDLEVILLE MICHIGAN north power tn Michigan. What Ummc elated tliat Governor Comstock ah be used for local exp<m*es. The CH*ft FKAKE Ft. pledges really amount to. be said, lx faced a difficult situation and that .'ales tax should be simplified and Your Past Dug Bills ! “ shown by what the new state ad­ Ms advisors had not helped him to reduced. The liquor tax should be ministration will coat Barry county, properly meet that situation. Per- made to support our penal instltu.actually and prospectively. sonally. he declared, the governor I* tlons and the insane In hi* Judg-, FREEPORT. In 1032. the last year of republican a very likeable man. but he had not ment the weight tax should be furMr, and Mrs. Harry Fish'of Midadministration. Barry county |iald met thc expectation* of the people, ther reduced, and way* must be proGUARANTEED,HORSES dlevllle called on the former’s mothastate tax ol >80.684 For the first . 1MJtlctlvu ™BU ,v..«n. . -- ------wlxj elected lllul him „ as wl thclr governor. I vided to care— for-------------------------------the school*, ao that-I tr. Mrs. Owen Dodge. Sunday aft- ... year, under the ifeC administration. as indicating some of the things;the burden of their support will not, erbon. Barry county’s property tax for state which he disapproved as a member fall so much upon local school dU-t Tlie regular monthly meeting of icosts Nwas >12.021. Burry couaty’s of the 5tBte administrative board. trlcU. but upon the people of thej National Banh Building, proportion ofjhe three per cent talcs Mr nugenqd said that a contract whole stole. It ought not to cost thej Iwmt of Mrs. F. Loomis this week tax «4*ll b-.’ $100.81)0 The liquor WB> entered into between the Detroit taxpayers more for education in one on Friday afternoon. tax. cutting thc estimated figures in Racing Association and the state school district than it does in anWe are glad to rc|x>rt that Owen two. will cost Barry county >10.800r administrative board, under which other. Grand Rapid*. Michigan Dodge is better and is able to out The proposed head tax 1* expected the BMOC|*uon agreed to pay the The close attention given both adito a revenue of ------something Mooo * a ua, dny tv* tor owl each u»y dBy w*; they W dresses noticeable. We believe!. again. .— -return - - ------------------ "■ ------ • MBte vu.wv MW ■ was ww ..w Mrs. CUttle Roush spent Easter over *30.000 00 from Barry county, operated the state fair grounds al the impression left by both speeches: at the John Thaler home in Camp- In addition to that, *aid Mr. Ketch- oetro*: for racing. In a little time was that they were most timely. Thei bell. am- ’hw administration is putting this association came before the people ot Barry county know Justice FRANCIS DEE Dinner cuesta at the home of Mr up [° lhe votcf? lhc PrlvU‘«e <(Wdolld Mld lhey lu>t Bf. potter so weU that they expected the ■ FOR SALE and Mbs. Albert Wells Friday were. ?. pon, ,h ’’tJ'*<...... ’lves *38.000 ■■I--. ■....... —-- 000 (|ord Oru I<} puy pUy gc.OOO juijuu a a day. uay, and ana asked asxeo thoughtful uwuiiiuui address he gave. They KATHARINE HEPBURN 'AU J Hal I d datlgl t nHrHtionnl Ivincls — the amount reduced to >2.- had never heard **» of additional bonds, In to he be isald paid with- .to V--jiave Mr. Fitzgerald. ir» He|I Barry county’s (ino B day The board, over his pro- left a very pleasing impression. Espe-,, FOR KAI.) SHOE REPAIRING and Mrs Geo. H Wills. Miss Joan Wills in thirty years, EDNA MAY OLIVER proportion of principal and interest t„, Had granted that reduction dally were people attracted by hte and Miss Ruth Ellen Thoma-- of HAT CLEANING SHOP such bonds would not be less than whlch was far below the figure* of- evident fairness. NOAN BENNETT Grand Rapids. The young ladles of ■omoM Thus «ra..« ... tv»i year v~»r.­ fercd by oth4.r bUjders They had not ---------------->210.000 we have a total lit 8. Jeffaraon. Hastings Mich remained until Sunday morning REUIKTEI ly tax of >153.000 .*ith more WHJ | m * cu U,«i. sue amuuii* per UU, . ------« -------------------------PAUL LUKAS only asked that the amount per day r.rm. i>*ir-when they accompanied Mr. and Ladies’ Sole*, electric vulcanMrs. Wells to Grand Rapids where in prospect through the proposed j*. reduced, but also to have the rac-1 nails to bothOft** cxtcndcd from 80 to 120 GRANGE PROGRAMS they were lhe guests at tile Wills bond issue, to b<- be paid within 30 |njt The Picture America Ha* Walled feel—Solen OUU years, requiring >7.040 per year. day<j. all of which had been granted. 11 home. HEELS—15c which this economy administration Mr Piujlerald declared that thc = The fire dcimrtmcnt wa* called has already .'addled, or wishes to Mate of Michigan is suffering from ■TAB OBANOB NO. >0*. to the home of 8. Osborn on Bast place upon the |xx>ple of Barry to, niany ^4, cummtodons and Admission—10'-25 cent* robber heel*, four >4 O f? Main street 1 shortly after scvi*n counjy in the way of taxes. From committees. They are supposed to'do >r o’clock Saturday morning where this the Congressman said in fair- ,hclr work in most cases without months guaranteed I w , Attend our Bargain Nighta sjmrka from the chimney had caus­ ness ought to be deducted what has tXMlt to thc 5tBte; but ta B Rttle MEN'S DRESS CEta ed a blaze in the roof. Efficient been spent in Barry county for wel- widle clerks arc hired, other expen- .on. Every Wednesday and Thursday SHOES SOLES .... UUw work on the part of the boys kept fate work, which in the post six srA inclined, until not one ot them tlie damage to a small hole in the months has been >20000; but num cosU t|w sCatc |PM than wooo and ALL SEATS TEN CENTS BOYS? RUBBER XBVINO OBANOB roof. oi that had bcm contributed by the w,mt. of them several hundred thou-; prnxnm Irvin* <ir NO. 85. SOLES ... Herbert Kunde was home from federal government, rhe net re- _.and a year. He said most of these Ai.m r „ SHOES DYED—38c Jackion last week.' spending his va- 'suit -t-,,’,--, „ JUlt of the pi present economy adoUglu to eliminated. The K»" cation Vltlr tlie home folks. | mintstratioh" in Barry county will MauTshould’ get"back' to~personal run haM:-h »<»uh>l. genllr nJ fme; »l«n »rrj <•«(•. Supt. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton and show a huge balance on the wrong responsibility of it* officers. The C. A. William .VI,,IJIr»illr It..,,|r 2 daughter. Beverly, spent a part of .»»<!«-•duty of the voters Is to see that Mr. Ketcham closed his fine talk men of experience and ability are for kai.i:- sr — r.l II.,.,.— I..,.. ...,| last week with relatives at Battle Creek. ’by a quotation from a popular au- chosen for responsible state offices. .Vi-ril. II U Vril. mdr n.-rlb <if l‘r.i Severn! from here attended thc tbor’ w,1° RaW: ' ,l,e l,,at ta We must cut thc cost of/governnxilir |-r..t ieadlr |.h..hr 4 4 funeral of William Daniels, aged characterized by faith, vision and ment. At the present time there are > ••>*(»>*< 55. at Allo Friday afternoon. Mr determinatlpn is Irresistible.” He also five boards, named by the Daniels was n nephew of John Fux said the same will apply to parties. Mate, operating in every county of , t,w . _ ■ Tuesday, j_ 1 _ ... Tiw* cKz.U'e Calf), nn, ■ I ■ duction. Del roar ctacka kero He died following an ill-;1 ‘*K’ n-.rtv wflir-l, which shows faith it, in the Michigan! I at PENNOCK’S HATOUBBT. vkera you MArLS LEAF ORANGE ness of puenmonia, future, vision The spe - which secs things Thcinspeaker Instanced the Old: , can tee the Mock and know wkst you are Pension fiasco. He said he beW11B buying and eave Ike trouble of ions da­ We haven’t learned yet whether |the """ right perspective and a deter- Age *•— " , Uvariea. Prlcae are right. Terma- Cash ■■ * o’riw* the price of gasoline at" thc local mination to apply workable prin- lieves tn old age pensions; but It is rr.^.i r.tr. *n>i ar will take catlla ar marketable wultry Awita Wook, torta in axchanaa. ComnUance C.rUAcat. Sunoco station has advanced or not. j'ciplea to government will kurely win. ridiculous to go about it the way the T.vastmastcr •Ketcham, in intro- legislature and state administration Perhaps tliat smile on Alhj Moore's OBITUARY. face is due to thc arrival on Wed- 'during Supreme Court Justice Wil- attempted it. They hired several' ?. Jones of Johnstown was mmvn 28. of u. a a son son at at thclr ineir !,,a,n W potu'r ,ta!cd that bccaUJ'1* hundred men in the counties of nesday. March born. nt Goraley. Gloucestershire. bren named Robert ‘ 15 no; “ 8U»’r’,’ne ctcd «jur‘to taJk ,K’ Michigan to makedollara a census. home. He :has M named X?—-’ 21. IBM l,Cn —««<n»! away at -I na....... uan Kooert. ,u woH]d of u mUlton of A quarold Eng .Dec. Alva says it looks Just like its fa­ (bun pounce but. he sUi. we till Age FeMon fund we. .pent tor his home on Friday morning March h""” “ ther. Otherwise it ta a fine boy. 30. 1934. aged 74 years. 3 months and know Justice Putter. Wc know his that foolishness. Quite a number from here attend0 days, having heart trouble and fi ­ He said if his hearers could have rd the Fitzgerald-for-Governor Or­ judicial poise.” and will expect him nally a stroke. His wife. Sarah, pre­ KMUMUI *i uicvuu* “h”1'! ll'1’ °I been in Lansing while the leglstaganization meeting ana and wmtiuet banquet ai at ,o '“y Hastings Wednesday evening add “CUve “derest in public afiair* by hire was in session they could easily ceded him on March 15. 1806 To them were bom nine children, Char ­ nf' ,hls this country, which ta Is have wen seen what x» was the trouble with came home confident tliat the next ■the th‘‘ citizens o ley. May. Anna. Pearl. Ernest. Ethel. governor of Michigan will be a re­ .urgently needed ut the present time, that- body, Il was made up of men Frank. Carey and Albert- Ernest and Justice Potter declared tliat peowithout legislative or governmental publican and his name will be Fitz. pic who take no Interest in politics experience, many of them having Anna having gone to be with Jesus. gcrald. His funeral was held at thc Dowl­ Thc many friends of Ed. Hall are ’ arc slackers, and more dangerous to neither the ability nor the Judgr ing church, where he was a member. glad to know that he has stifTtchnt- our country than criminals. You ment to qualify for such a place, [V [ on April 2. Rev. Kenneth HufTmoscannot coniine confine a slacker tn prison He conoemneu condemned tne thc proposed saB.'i' >38. — "C: ". Iv recovered from hu iiin.. < canuoi muckct in ne — a puuu-uirivui (Ui no un;ivu ui UMU.UUU uona issue ana ruipru me . > „ , u ... . . (duty; but you do punish thc crliri- people of Michigan would vote it nue.'ted were sung by - Miss Lena ina). The man who holds that 11 u • •• - - --------- — Rrv“nt W1(M Rov“ ‘ tounix in polltamil o^cSedonta ,««n order to try to have hta Zxpayers vf Mlchigkn would. ln Ll»lc Smith as ptantat ML« Helen TtailS-was home from ‘w,ty “and ft,r rlgbt a‘,d to meeting the principal and interest. A f’S^.^tovedta stilted8 :ht tilings and Grand Ranids Rnturdav n»d have hta jMi ty a candidates men wha dig up over *60.000.000 It would A voice we loved ta stilted. Orund Bawd. s«lurd»> .nd Suii-I^ „ruui A plied u r.cMK ta pur borne. Tlie I mmlnp „|\r p T A |’k?t f "I £ '“ “ »««“'» .... iJPSURtSS, T.."2.ll„l «U». b ou. „ ... UP “ Piunrcwuy pensc at this time. When lhe state „ d,w1' Is bring held at the school houar , to ,,w bcs‘ Wtereats onqs councan afford n building program it’ *°ve had <*v?n’ this Wednesday cvehihg with elec­ I Judge Potter spoke of the long should do it; but II siiould provide a And though the body slumbers here, - Hh.T Durham Mill. 8 lion of officers Following the elec ­ «l < liina liroml •<•«*. [struggle for liberty which had been plan that will not saddle *38.000,The soul t* safe tn heaven. 0 IIAnra V.nTjnr !».« lion a play entitled. "Can ’ t Be tMr.,,Mirti m..i ue sutgew oy memoers niadc b> English-speaking people*. 000 of bonds on the people, At the! j A pauhette. railroad engineer.! Hmm l*rairiri>nr SI- Fl n111 staK,’<( by members the Barry County\ormal. Ev-1 ^“7* *’* lwn,‘ l,lM? W.!?**’’ prw^\l tUnc, °*“ B,b?Ut has’ traveled 2,000.000 miles between ■ •। FOR saI.I r-. ir (Bf ainrk. 1X1. .— .... .. . . .. dued England..he divided up the (50 000.000 of bonds. The annual in- - • Wash , apI --------------------‘ Spokane and Ellensberg. hrad it A V enmlio-n. Frr.l eryone is invited to'thiFmretlng” land among a few of hte favorites. •»»■•««• *!»*«» u a K aiu <0 non non ■ terest charge la about >2,000.000 a proxlraBte|y 160 miles. II i.atr Mf.ldlr >Itr Rnulr 1 4 4 CWa laborers completed the re­ T)U« proposed >38.000.000 Foil HALE -llnl.t <n hull. »l «M>: alio pairs on tlie school house Saturday iTIr—sc who lived and worked on the year. and school was resumed on Mon­ land were chattels, belonged to It. bonds Issue would add >1.500.000 more ----------rorm.A,. j They were transferred from one to the mtm.1 item. H. »I4 .hot. day after a vacation of ten days. th* Count, at Barry. Revival meeting* closed Sunday owner to another in the same man­ 'the state ot Michigan needs U to evening at the M. E. church, follow­ ner us were cattle and buildings. get back to the pay-as-you-go bash. la,th- nuiirr <>i thr -rt»i» of Mary E. We must not continue to pyramid ' ito (<xr month. ing three weeks of special efiort on Tlie king assumed the right-to levy .taxes without thc sanction ot par ­ the part of thc paalor. Rev. F Lxximta and a few of hta members. liament. Hampton, oife of England’s prraenl tbalr claim* asaln.l said dceeaaad greatest men. refused to pay such a prosperity. . I, ,a|4 eourt for asamlnsllon and adjustHe was loyally supported In his ef­ The speaker ridiculed the gover- man! and (bat all creditors of .aid da forts by the United Brethren peo- tax until it had been authorized by rl. ’ No taxation without nor'. Ide. ot Milins a <UU cornU-1 gXu’ZJr’.Ti.'TKSt'riS fl Xi ^oSfo’tol’ot’otototoSfoltolitoAototolteoAolkoJkoifoiifotolitoifoAo (■ — pic. also the Wesleyan Methodht ’pxr!!x“la was his demand. He tutlonal convention to frame a new 1 city ot iu.Um. la .aid eonair. oa ar tb» people from North Irving and by representation." ^I’ta-vntat .wks but he ,lived to for Michigan. He said .bW»r» the a»th day of July.A. D. 1934. | .ml the people from the Church T" arrested; ouv *‘cu 10 see the constitution "■ oKr. some of theofBrethren 1 near Elmdale tS day whenJhhe .^"L.^tn it would coat at least >500.000 to hold ,ao*‘r w br' । July. a. services proved a real bloasing to !hro?r’l which upheld the king in such a convention. the Christians. A reaijwlpto JUe’,evyUltf BUCh a Uxl “nd thc. klnK Our present constitution. as In-, <•>»•»« unsaved and a time of strong ^n- himself was executed because he ig- terpreted by our courts Is ample, -he " Viction to others 8 .norcd the rights of,lhe people. said, to meet the needs of this state [ OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. । • Our American Revolution had I! any lu provisions are found — —— —__ ====i==== — - ----------- ----- on --------, tltat there ------- — -------- ororneed ;e.~.»----------\-------------— i> en fought the theory unworkable needimprovement. Improvement.s,*£ /-« * o r*C c 'T'll a Kitro mUi‘ ** no lttSiatton without repre- the constitution itself provides a At * ■•>, or //lA/V/id sentation It was believed that this way for that to be done. The great «•< right was not properly safeguarded body of taw that ha* been built up 1 * In the articles of confederation of in Michigan, based on the present I Pr»«*n the thirteen colonics, so the federal constitution as interpreted by th* pr??‘.‘5 constitution was adojXed. tn which courts, - would ail — * swept aside, -■*' and ' mu be human rights were placed first. In we wouldn’t know where we were » that document lhe rights of the in­ al if we had a new constitution for With the noticeable in­ dividual. were preserved, and all a long time until our courts inter- hrr.tif »r to crease of business activity rights, not specifically delegated to preced Its provisions. the federal government were re­ Thc speaker criticised the failure in this country, flowers are served to the states. of the state administration to work resinning their place as In the speaker's Judgment we are .... Snow faced wltfi a situation which of our public school*. Democratic “the queen of gifts.” Re­ | will put up to the voters the choice institution* cannot exist Without an gardless of^Individual ec­ between Sovietism and constltu- educated citizenry. The firat duty Enquire about our ..'rational liberty; between collectlvum. and responsibility of the state ta to centricities in taste, there ' •■ where the individual counts for provide for such school* and their Cineraria, which t ^‘nothing, and the American them;.- adequate support. The fifteen mill are few, if any, people who M°*r>d°t>9mlt>i. Rxl.t.r ot Fratal*. we can supply in all of human liberty and human rights, tax limitation amendment to the are not charmed by the Mrlilrnn. , HU speech was am excellent, force- state constitution had made it cplors and at prices ORDER FOB PVBUCATIONlovely coloring and delicate I ful presentation, urging vigilance od necessary for the state to come to from 25c to $1.00. Mnr«l>o<or. ;the part of thc American people if the rescue of the schools, and yet scent of a well-arranged i they did not wish to forfeit their no adequate program, in fact no real }SV vl»h «u All (lowers we sell, f. rights. He bouquet or a healthy, freshnv declared uumiru that iim* lhe ms Unituun- program program at ai all. au. had naa been oecn worked woraea out out ,a.a ronBlr FOR BFXT—FiaM. rn>o Al.n । cd States is not the only nation shat will insure the maintenance of a. d, j»34 with few exceptions, grown potted plant. j.««ti:rr far r»n» ) where this struggle is goiht on. It the public schools of thia state. He „ Pwant. 1 .v dX»» "llaTonrZ are Home-grown had been lost in Russia, in Italy insisted that It is the duty of the, ja u. au We still have a fine se­ VVoft.D TRlDF- m . «>»ht rm ‘ and Germany. It is for the English state to provide a better plan in- caiiian. and will last half speaking peoples to preserve liberty than that of having in one! lection of beautiful spring again as long as under law, apd ------ -- ------------- ---------- -1 flowers for bouquets; also I consistent with thc good of the in- In other district* it puts an exthe imported dividual and of society. csash-e burden upon the taxpayers. potted tulipsand hyacinths. variety. Tlie next speaker, who was fitting- He said it u evident that not over . ... _ . .. ly introduced by the toaatmasler. *30.000,000 can be raised for school was Frank D. Fitzgerald, at the purposes by a tax on property, •aVwMi l*1i«ii>r aumT * * '* 1 present time secretary of state, who and the amount from primary F«>« SALE—< »*l * u”' is an avowed candidate for thc gov- school money will not exceed, if it /I <>OO rhlrh ,.,r. • l!»<. B»ai, 3. mite ».n»th nt Coal. ernonhlp. Mr. Fitzgerald has had shall even reach. >15.000.000. Yet our 4 4 twenty-two years of experience in public schools in Michigan this year ItoRSE* FOR SALE—Jo.t our state government. He began as will coot >73,000,000. Where is lhe an employee lu^-lhe secretsry of rest of the money coming from? He mila* pnMhvaat. amilh id* riipt i‘ T, r Sxwerty.________ state's offlee. then was promoted to ridiculed the idea of using liquor tax FOR SALK—PL-niiaa trarlur and two a fine position in ths state highway money to support schools. He tadepartment, where hr served until slated that it be used for the support o^.k orr al— |.urr»,rr.| femal. Csllie •(<■< O E Padrlturd anta Ha. he was called to be our secretary of of prisons and other institutions for 44 , -»’"f_________________ state. which that traffic is to a large de­ Mr. Fitzgerald explained that gree responsible. Michigan is ruled by what might be We need a simplification of our called a board of directors, vis: The system of taxation he Mid We need State AdminlslraUxe Board There lea cat far local government. He Hastings, Michigan CARP OF TIIANKK — VV» Telephone 2530 SZ2 S'» are eight members He is the only instanced the fact that Wyoming republican on that, board. His duty townghip tn Kent county has nearly la tliat of a watchman. He said be 19BOO Inhabitants, or nearly 34)00 question the Inleg- more than five entire counties in 16 DanQUet nelG WANTS Guaranteed Truii Fitting Service Bslsctiv* Freaaure Nothing elie like The Pretcripiion Drag Store MASr/NGI RATES REDUCED ARCADE Fidelity Corporation of Michigan Saturday, Sunday & Monday, Apr. 7-8-9 “LITTLE WOMEN” GEORGE’S Our Service T. PROTECT You Con.t.nlly Adju.t Fairly Pay Promptly Frlr.t. Gim<i *t LOW RATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL GEO. M. NEWTON 50c MEAT CUTTERS RAYBESTOS Brake Lining • Connecting Rod* • CyUnder Heads • Radiator* l Mufflers—Body OIam —FOR .MOST CARS J GLENN F. LAUBAUGH 666 Fine Laxative and Tonk Small Bungalow Upright Piano Exactly like new, bench t> Cteh. (near Hasting*,I to !> I tor small balance due oi willing to continue Must act quickly. Write FINANCIAL MANAGER. P. O. Box 353. Detroit. Mich FARMERS—Attention I Harold Font*, who will b* in EVERT EVENING THIS Lake Odessa Canning Co HASTINGS MARKETS stead? Growth j«: ■ w could ask cnlers 08149572 Attention Fanners We are now Contracting Pickles for delivery at the following Stations:— Middleville, Hastings, Delton, Free­ port and Nashville, for a 1 2 weeks’ cash crop, with Guaranteed Price and Market. .Sign one of our Pickle Agreements. Hirsch Bros. & Co, OT,'X ’?“„n ,« Phone 2649 or 2654. Hastings, Mich. JOE DeRCJITER, Mgr. Always a Welcome Gift Say it with Flowers WANTED! CHARLES H. LEONARD S. C. White Leghorn Clyde Wilcox The Florist �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, April 4, 1934 I1 last week with her parents, Mr. and HOLLAND SUGAR MILL PREPARING FOR OPERATION. Mra. Wm. Mohler. All the children and their families I Workmen are engaged In prepara­ tion for another season of operation of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nlethamer at the Holland beet sugar plant. Ma­ spent Easter with them. Birdsall Holly and Douglas Frost chinery is being overhauled and field men are engaged in contracting for of Detroit called on relatives and acreage. It is hoped that the num­ friends in Woodland Bunday. Barry county had received Its first farm where Mr. Jones died. During a nuisance and punishable aa a mte- I■ The Banner has mentioned several ber of sugar beet growers in West­ Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wolcott of most of the post year he had resided demeanor." Fremont plans a strict' ’ ern Michigan will be Increased to East Woodland were Easter guests of check from the state to aid the 1times about the big meteor which schools of thc county. It was re­ with hte children, tout about two enforcement of the ordinance. crossed this city on February 9. It provide at Jeast 6.000 acres. Sugar Mrs. Rena Culler. ceived Thursday by County Treas­ weeks ago moved back to the farm, ' beet growing on the right kind of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sabin and was seen by people In various securer Maus, and represents the first having expressed a wish to live •Jons of the county as well as in dif­ soil Is a profitable cash crop. Tlw family of Albion were guests of Mr; partial payment to the county at ferent parts of tlie state. We re­, Holland plant has a capacity of and Mra. Vernlce Raffler Sunday. Coroner Dr. Kenlth McIntyre was money that had been apportioned by Mtes Elnora Mumford and Mrs. T7 , • „ TT7 i celved ceived last week a letter from Ar- abput one million pounds of sugar a the state to aid the schools. The called, but decided that no Inquest liXlCHSlOll W OTR 'thur Hamlin, whose home Is on, normal season. The 1933 operations Louise Rogers spent the week end check was for 85.428. The money was necessary. Mr. Jones is survived R<x.« I from Bm H»U. Ulrhl,,n. 1„ produced >l> hundred «eenl, rhou- with friehds in Detroit. came from the office of the superin­ by three sons. Carey of Dowling. > which he IPOU of IhU meteor. He “"d pounrU Mm; of lheje envied Miss Virginia Faul and friend. tendent of public instruction. Tt te Frank and Albert of Assyria and by Mtes Ruth Clark, who has been Mid: -WM much Inlerwled io lhe » »<« frowln, <hu pur mr LACEY NUTRITION CLUB. ‘ .:.. . ...... .. * — ■nrCAPe but hilt addi errlell-­ spending lire past week with her, re­ called a supplement to the primary two daughters. Mra. Erwin Willison Increasing their acreage, The March meeting was held Item about the big meteor of Feb­ tional farmers will have to be added school fund. It te to be used for im­ of Battle Creek and Mra. Arthur turned to their studies at Michigan Tuesday, March 20, for dinner at ’ruary 9 in your March 21 issue. Per­ to the list to produce the required Slate College, East Lansing mediate distribution among the Humphrey of Johnstown. the home of Mrs. Florence Bab­ haps you would like to hear our ex­ tonnage. Farmers who have not school districts. The apportionment Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mohler and perience. Mra. Hamlin and I were cock with sixteen members and one FREMONT HAS GOOD of thte check will be os follows: been solicited should communicate Mtes Alene Mohler spent Easter visitor present. Our lesson on “cal- 1out in the yard at the time. We did with the Chamber of Commerce at Hastings City .. -----------..81387,00 with Mr. and Mra. Forrest McMillan not see the meteor. Our attention PEDDLER ORDINANCE Assyria 165.00 Holland at cnee. of Hastings. • dred Stevens and Mrs. Helen Cole. was first called to it by a noise like Baltimore 318.00 Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Osgood have distant thunder, high up In the sky It Has Stood the Test of the Our April meeting will be held In southeast of us and the noise seemed Barry 204 00 moved Into their new home recent­ WOODLAND. either the Ketcham or Jones hall. Carlton ’ 315.00 ly purchased from Supt. and Mra. to pass directly overhead, and died Courts and Will Be Mr and Mrs. Lester Brumm ac­ Plans will be made for Achievement Castleton ........................ 541.00 Day at that time.—Grace E. Mill. away at the horizon to lhe north­ companied by Mr. and Mrs Wm. C. J. Banrum. Enforced ’ " Hastings township 183.00 Miss Rcta Jarvis spent the week west. Some reported the sound os Flory spent Easter with Mr. and Hope ................................. 211.00 end with her parents In Benton Every city has tried to rid Itself of being so heavy that it rattled the Mrs. Dewey Zerkle of Lansing. Irving 333.00 the nuisance of peddlers, who go ASSYRIA NUTRITION GROUP. windows In their homes. We can­ Mr. and Mra. Donald Gager and Harbor. Her brother, Edward Jarvis, 229 00 Johnstown........................ from house to house and pester The Assyria Home Economics Ex­ not say our windows rattled because son, Morgan, were Easter guests ot brought her home and spent thc Maple Grove 260.00 folks by importuning them to buy tension group held Its last meeting we were both out in the yard. The Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brady of Grand night here before returning to Ben­ Orangeville 236 00 their wares. This te unfair lo business sound was as heavy as the thunder Rapids. Mrs. Brady returned to ton Harbor. Prairieville 169DO Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Bulling and men. The peddlers have small ex-[Eva , Sarver. The subject. "Count­ of the storm of March 17. The Woodland with them for a few days' Rutland 134 00 penses to meet, do not pay taxes,! Mtes Florence Anderson of Hastings ing calories" was presented by Mrs. weather was 2 below zero and it visit. Thomapple 468.00 and John Russell Bulling of Battle have no Interest in a town except Mabel Puffpaff and Mra. Stella was a bright, sunshiny day." Mr. and Mra. Welby Crockford Woodland 363.00 Creek were Easter guests of Mr- and to gel what they can out of it. They Tuckerman. Fifteen members were Since our previous mention of this Yankee Springs 112.00 take up a lot of time, which people present. The work of the club is meteor, we Iiave learned of another and family spent Sunday with Mr. Mra. John Bulling. , Rev. and Mrs. A. E- Wynn were would be glad to devote to some­ more interesting than ever before, person In this vicinity who saw it, and Mrs. J. L. Crockford of Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie David of Lan ­ PASSING OF THOMAS JONES. Easier guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack thing better. Mrs. c.*T. Flynn of Rutland. What thanks to our leaders. ONLY sing were also guests of Mr. and Wynn of Lansing. The city of Fremont Is getting Thomas Jones, who lives near she says about ft agrees substantial­ Mrs. Crockford. Mr. and Mra. Donald Gager have Dowling, was found dead In his much attention because of a new ly with what reports we have pre­ HASTINGS GROUP HO. 3. Miss Lenore Dowden Spent Easter moved into Mrs. Chas. Hatton's home at about 9:30 o'clock Friday ordinance It has passed, dealing viously given. __________ Met al the home of Mrs. Howard with her aunt, Mrs. Dowden of Lan­ home. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas morning He had apparently suffered with itinerant peddlers, it has been Birdsall. March 20. The lesson for sing. : Thompson are moving back from quite difficult to frame a city law the day was on calories. Achieve­ OBITUARY. Mr. and Mrs. Richard (O'Brlen and Vermontville Into their home re­ Ject, and had fallen from his chair that would legally curb the unfair ment Day was discussed, voted to Elmer Merrick Slocum, son of children of Lansing spent the week cently occupied by Mr. and Mra. peddler competition and protect the have Mtes Hershey select speaker for Merrick and Carrie Slocum, was end with the latter's mother. Mrs. Gager. On account of ill health Rev. covered by his son. Carey Jones, who householder from annoyance. Pre­ born August 16. 1869. In Baltimore Thompson has had to gn give up hte Ilves only a few rods distant. mont has such an ordinance, which same. icu- Paul. xnompKMi naa nau io township, and passed away March Geo. Loader announced. Home Decorat­ Mtes Winifred Border returned to!pastorate al Vermontville. The son noticed that there wax no has been tested In lhe courts and smoke coming from the chimney of Iras been sustained. The ordinance ing. Home Economics. Sewing. Ad­ and 12 days On October 31. 1894. Michigan Stale College. East Lan-1 Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Finnic and vanced Nutrition were available for after spending a children spent Easter the latter's hte father's home and decided to In­ provides that "the practice of going he was united in marriage to Jen­ sing. Sunday week's vacation with her parents.! parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mcvestigate. Hte father had apparently in and upon private residences, ring­ next year. Next meeting to be held April 19 nie M. Garrison. To this union been preparing to start a fire when ing doorbells and knocking upon I Knight, of Hastings. were bom five children. Leon E.. of Mr. and Mra. P. E- Border. at the home of Mra. Oidley.—Iva Elwyn Dell of Romeo visited hte I Mr. and Mra. J. V. Hilbert were Battle Creek. Merle V., who passed Wlnlngar. Secretary Pro Tern. on nine years ago. Mildred C. Sin­ parents. Mr. and Mra. John Dell. Middleville visitors Monday. HUbert of Battle II Miss “ "Louise ' ‘ clair of Battle Creek. George M.. of from Friday until Sunday. MONROE GROUP. Arthur Kilpatrick of Battle' Creek College. Battle Creek, spent SPECIAL TVADE4N ALLOWANCt The Monroe Nutrition Class was Hastings, and Wayne R . at home. held at the pleasant home of Alma He has always lived In this vicinity, Creek spent Easter with hte parents. lhe Easter holidays with her moth­ } PHONE TODAY! er. Mrs Stata Hilbert. Nye. Dinner was served at noon. having resided on his farm 23 Mr. and Mra. Frank Kilpatrick. Mra. C. B. Benham of Hastings Mr. and Mra. Chas. Faul and years. Having always been In the There was six visitors and twelve was an Easter guest of Mr. and daughter of Hastings spent Easter best of health, it came as a severe members present. with the former's mother, Mrs. Geo. In the afternoon the chairman shock to his family and friends, Mra. Karl Paul. Don Shorno of Olivet College Faul. called the meeting to order by hav­ when he was stricken with paralysis, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nlethamer, Mr. ing thc secretary call the roll to his Illness lasting one week. He Is spent the Easter holidays with hte which each one gave their favorite survived by his widow, four chil­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shor­ and Mra. Carl Sdofield and son. Rodney, and Mrs. Pearl McArthur household task. Most of them gave dren. five grandchildren and two no. Easter callers at the home of Mr. were Easter guests of Supt. and Mra. brothers and three sisters. Besides cooking. Then our leaders discussed our many other relatives and friends. and Mrs. P. E- Border were Supt. H. A. Kltaon. next year's work, which each one Only those who lose can know the and Mra. C. J. Barnum of Delton WEST CARLTON. was to study and report, on at the loss of a kind and loving husband and Douglas Frost of Detroit. J • Now you will gladly wear Elastic Surgical Mr. and Mra. John Dell. Elwyn Much sympathy is extended to Verdan Coville and family spent Just aa the suburbanite ba, next meeting then counting the cal- and father. Dell and Mtes Dorothy Dell spent Mra. Art Eckert In the death of her Easter with his parents. Mr. and reflect that grass cutting la Stockings! Tlie new Bauer & Black Elastic Sunset and evening star. over for thc season, lie no Meeting adjourned to meet with. And one dear call for me: me: 1 Easter with Mr. and Mra. Ezra Dell father, WUlte Bumford. of Hastings. Mrs. C. Coville, at Coate Grove. Stockings, made of Lastex yarn, arc knit like Claud Yeiter and Owen Steckle Mrs. Art Richardson visited at Jf of Lansing. Myrtle and Bernice Wallace at Myr- And may there be no tmoaning — ordinary silk stockings.They are sheer.goodMiss Alene Mohler of Junior Col­ were at Carlton Center Monday as tie Wallace's home April 19.—Winlooking, comfortable—yet firm in support lege, Grand Rapids spent part of members of tlie township board. | port Wednesday afternoon. nlfred Dunn. Sec. When I put out to tea. he died. He had been dead only al'doora by sblicltora. peddlers, hawk-funpc PEOPLE RE- FIRST INSTALLMENT short lime when discovered. itrs. itinerante. venders and others, w 1 - ' T’ PORT ON METEOR OF NEW SCHOOL FUNDS Mr. Jones jras born In England jnot having been requested or invited’ and came to America when a young to dq so by the owners, occupants, j Came to County Treak Maus marry and brought his bride to a llclttng orders for tne tale ot goods. »“«r s«*der> m v»hom Last Week—City Will farm southeast of Dowling. About wares and merchandise or for the Parts of the State frvtv years vMra aen niiTTva* nf — . . T, forty ago thov they mnvavi moved to thA the'purpose of rftenftdrur disposing nf of the thi same, IS ' Get 91,287.00 Home Economics SEE “THE SAND DAN AND SODA BOIL” __________ ,__ .... .. tn In the Amazing Demonstration of the NEW-QUIET-UOKT WE10HT , FQR E_KA COMBINKS A MOTOR-DRIVKN BRUSH WITH “HICH-VACUUM* GREAT INTRODUCTORY k ^050 OFFER SKNT TO YOU ON SO DAYS’nu TRIAL THESE NEW i* STOCKINGS CONSUMER ARE POWER and durable. Easy to wash. Less expen­ sive than the old fashioned, uncomfortable variety. Made for men and women, in full length and knee length. Come in and see them. For tho' from out our bourne of MAPLE GROVE GROUP. time and place The Maple Grove Nutrition Class The flood may bear me far. met at the home of Mra- Dorothy I hope to see my Pilot face to face Hoffman for fifth lesson of the ser­ When I have crossed the bar. ies. A pot luck dinner was served TRUSSES ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS ATHLETIC SUPPORTS ANKLE SUPPORTS KNEE SUPPORTS WEBBING PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBARKER, Prop. HASTINGS, MICH. Mrs. LUlle Cheeseman called the meeting to order and each member answered roll call with a favorite holiday recipe. Mrs Dorothy Hoff­ man and Mra. Grace Mack gave the lesson which was "Calorie Count­ ing." Each member then figured out her calorie requirements. The next meeting te to be held April 25. OBITUARY. Jackson Laubaugh was born In Pennsylvania, Feb. 6. 1840, and de­ parted this life. March 26. 1934, aged family of ten children, all having gone before him. In early life his family moved to Ohio where In 1875 he was married to Catherine Patterson. They then come to Rutland. To this union three sons were born. Charles ot Delton, Warren of Has­ tings and Earl of Delton. Catherine Laubaugh passed away Aug. 5. 1903. QUIMBY. The L. A. 8. Birthday Club will have their April meeting al the B. L Edmonds home and will be enter­ tained by Mrs. Amber Reid, Mra. Lena Casteleln, Mrs. Minnie Ed­ ried to Mrs. JuUa Humes of Bowling monds, and Miss Evelyn Lowell. Mra. Margaret Gaskill, an old res­ Green, Ohio, ident of this vicinity, died March widow, three sons, two daughters-inWillison. In Hastings. Burial In law, eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Barryvllle cemetery. He was laid to rest In Rutland Mr. and Mra. Shirley Rltaman and Janett were In Jackson over the cemetery, March 28, 1934. OBITUARY. Catherine Ryan was born Oct, 12. 1857. and died March 25. 1934, Thanks to all who contributed aged 76 years, 5 months and 13 days. to the bake sale which netted us She was the youngest ot four chil­ dren of Patrick and Catherine Ry­ We are glad to hear that Mr. an pioneer residents of Hope town­ and Mrs. Nile Casteleln brought ship. their little son home from the hos­ On May 12. 1897 she waa united in pital Monday. marriage with Jerry Collins and lived on their farm in Hope town­ ship until 1918 when they moved to Hastings where she has since re­ sided. Mr. Collins passing away on Feb. 18, 1918. She is survived by two nieces. Mra. Helen McGlynn and Mrs. Julia Dillon and one nephew. George Ryan, all of Kalamazoo. Several cousins and a host of friends. She was a life long member of St. ROM church at which place her funeral was held Wednesday morn­ ing March 28. Burial In Mt. Calvary cemetery. satisfy the authorities that we pro­ duce Grade A milk. We sell only milk from our own accredited herd. It’s clean and wholesome. It costs you no more. A telephone call will bring High­ lands Dairy milk to your door. We invite you to visit our dairy and sat­ isfy yourself of the merits of our product." We will be glad to serve you. the HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 :: Robert W* Cook, Propr. Service to the Individual Measures a Bank’s Worth No bank can be of any greater value to its community, or be held in any higher esteem by its public than the measure of its service to each individual patron and depositor Miss Doreen Rltxman visited her grandparents in Battle Creek part Strive to Merit Your Patronage We The State of Michigan would not give us the right to sell our milk as "Grade A" if iwe did not meet the conditions entitling our product to that classification. Those conditions are first, a clean and accredited herd of dairy cows. Next, clean and well ventilated bams. Third, prop­ er mechanical equipment to handle the milk in a cleanly manner. In­ spections of our plant are made to COMPANY :: Hastings, Mich- DOWLING CEMETERY CIRCLE . The Dowling Cemetery Circle will dinner Thursday. April 12. Plans are being made for a program Memorial day followed by a dinner. More about thte later. The follow­ ing ladles are on the committee for work: Laura Wilcox. Lois Altman, Mary Coates, Emma Clemence and Cleo Covey. Blanche Powell, Secy. ORANGEVILLE. Mr. and Mra. Gerald Rupe are lhe proud parents of a ten pound baby girl bom Itlday. March 13th. who will answer to tlie name of Jacqueline Ann. Kathryn and Ruth Venom* of Ot­ sego spent from Friday until Bunday afternoon with their brother. John saater guests or ner auwr, Mrs. w. O. Pierce and family at Ptelnweli. So many are HI with the flu In this place that everyone te staying thte writing. For nearly a Half Century this bank has built up a physical equipment to care for the needs of its patrons. Ev­ ery facility for the safe keeping of records (as Was evidenced in our re­ cent fire), fire proof vaults, custom­ ers’ safety deposit boxes, private council rooms, free to customers and in fact everything required in modern banking. No expense or pains have been spared to meet the requirements ■of an up-to-the-minute banking estab­ lishment. Also, through the past years, this bank has established a reputation for being a friendly and accommodating bank, and every effort is being put forth to make our customers share our friendly sentiments. There is no more helpful agency to­ ward financial success than a good friendly bank, where you can feel that your best interests are being al­ ways considered. This is just the kind of service this bank is rendering. All deposits in this bank are insured under the Federal Banking Act of 1933. Make this bank YOUR bank...Start a Savings Account here and watch it grow! HASTINGS CITY BA HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTING 8 BANNER, WEDNESDAY, A MUX 4, 1»34 IE KORT COURT HOUSE NEWS Dalton. She waa patient through all her suffering and Tuesday after- NOBTHWE8T THORNAPPLE. Th* Community class of the M. E. Sunday School held their March meeting in the church basement Wednesday evening with 38 in at­ Barry Oouaty Ministerial A*m>tendance. Everyone had a fine ttene. clation mtt thte Wednesday in MlddlavlUe church with Rev. Norman Cutlerville (formerly of thia place) Kunkle ot East Lansing a* guest speaker on “Peace" and with special weighing nine pounds and will an­ music by the Brown-Evangelistic swer to Jack CHfYord. Oongratulateam that is in 'Middleville M. E. church tor two week*' special Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cline and Mr. services. O. F. Angell wa* In Orand Rapids and Mrs. Verne Thomas spent Fri­ Tuesday noon with a committee day night and Saturday with Mr. from Kalamaaoo. Muskegon and and Mrs Bert Hart of Lakeview. Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Wayne Starter husband she leaves seven daughters PROBATE COURT. Est. Alfred Starr. OacdL Petition to accept Home Owners bonds filed, friends. She was a kind wife and order to accept Home Owners bond loving mother and will be sadly entered. missed in her home and by her Wayne Chick Starter is a quality Feed. It pro* Est. Ruth Pennock. Annual ac­ neighbors and friend*. vides, through such valuable ingredients aa count of guardian filed. Floyd Morford, who ho* been 111 Bulldlnr and lean shares In Michigan are backed by Est. Chester Hecker, dec'd. War­ th* past week with streptococcus dried buttermilk, dried skim milk, fish meal, rant and inventory filed sore throat te some better at tills meat scraps, soybean oil meal and choice alfalfa E*t. Prank Engene Bide I man. Or­ writing. der determining heirs entered. Mrs Bessie Tungate Is caring for meal, a wide variety of animal and vegetable Est. George 8. Marshall. Sr., dec'd. Mrs. Viol* Waters who te 111. tell roe sbont “NATIONAL" shares proteins. Fifteen high quality ingredients care­ Orand Rapids, arranging tor a camp Agreement filed, order dismissing guest* their brother leaders’ institute to be held at Kai- Sunday Sun“y K ues'-s ot t,lclr oetitlon to probate will entered. ASSYRIA. fully selected and analyzed, are thoroughly Est John Shawman. dec'd. Peti­ Last Week's Letter. Counsellors. aievuic. blended to make what many feeders call "Amer­ tion for Admr. filed, order for pub­ __ .. . . v/r Few resident* of thc Brigg* School Mr. and Ur. Mrs. fluw Guy Din,. Cline anM and anna sons Woodland Y group met last Mon­ lication entered. ica’s Finest Chick Starter." District recall the history of the day night with their leader at hte spent Bunday afternoon with their Est. James A. Young, dec'd. Will home, David Christian. Paul Beads- mother at Delton. filed, petition for probate of will Briggs school fifty years ago. In the winter of 1M3-1884 the old ley president. C. F. Angell was pres­ Mrs Hattie Carpenter left Bunday The chicks respond with husky, healthy growth, filed, waiver of notice filed. structure, located where the present ent and outlined some future plan*. morning for Jackson. Est. Nellie M. HRl. dec'd. Notice uhifortn development, low mortality, and lowMr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen and This week end Barry Co. High of appearance filled. Lacey, was adjudged unfit to hold son. Richard, and Mr. and Mrs ered feed costs. UM Griswold St.. Detroit, Mteh. school boys are invited to meet, with Est. Carrie L. Gerltnger. dec'd. Scott Scherwood were Sunday school during the winter month*. with Lansing Area H. 8. boy* in Notice of appearance filed, petition Detroit's OMeet BalMlag sad Tlie last term of school wa* held In their annual conference, at Grand guests of the former's mother. Mrs. to extend time to appeal filed, order START ’EM RIGHT! seaiuon thc following spring of 1884, Ledge. Secy, of State Fitzgerald 1* J. Alien ot Middleville to extend time to appeal entered. with Mtes Lillian Hare, of East As­ toastmaster at the Friday night Mrs. Florence Cook spent part of J. L Mau*. Hastinga, Mich. Est. Hattie E. Cheesebrough. dec'd. last week with her son. Harold Stim­ Petition for attorneys fees filed, an­ syria. now Mrs. Lillian Robinson, of banquet. Grand Ledge, as teacher. Welcome Corners Y group held son and family, of Grand Rapids. swer to petition for attorneys fees Grand Rapids parties have pur­ Early in 1884. Initiative steps were their bi-weekly meeting last week filed. taken for the building of a new at the home of Max Leach, where chased the Roy Sherk farm and are Est. Wiliam Downs, dec'd. Petition structure Tlx building was com­ they were treated to some moat ex­ going to strut rebuilding the 10th of for determination of heirs filed, or­ pleted in time for the opening of cellent fudge after the meeting. April. der for publication entered. PODUNK. hospital at Battle Creek. The Easter program at the church Herman Newland. David Leary Est. Lettie L. Van Wagner, dec'd. school In the fall of 1884. Mtes Mary The community was shocked and Mr. and Mrs. Monta Replogle WUcox. of Assyria Center, now de­ and Donald Weaver are joining thc was enjoyed by a fine attendance saddened by thc sudden pasting of spent Sunday with their daughter Petition for determination of heir* ceased. a most beloved teacher. wi> Hastings Hl-Y club this month mak­ and much credit is due thc pupils filed, order tor publication entered. Mra. John Waters. The family have in Freeport. and tlie committee. . Est. Chester Messer, deed. Order secured to teach the flrat term of ing their total membership 15. Al­ the sympathy of all. Wedding bell* rang last week for scltool in the new school house. bert Becker te the leader. Maurice Thoma* returned to his allowing account entered. Maurice Waters of Indiana and Gerald Smith and Leora Benton. There was a registration of about Anyone wanting to furnish Camp school duties at Galesburg after a Est. George W. Davis, dec'd. Or­ Orpha Waters of Battle Creek Congratulations to the happy pair, sixty pupil*. SHULTZ. Barry' with an old big cook stove der tor adjournment entered. Mrs. Clara. Cteler, and Sunday Fred came home to attend the funeral Mr. and Mrs Fred Smith gave a Some of the pupil* who attended that will still bake well, will Mr. and Mrs. Otis Morgan and Mr and Mrs. Geo. Clouse made a Cteler and family, also of Grand Est James A. Young, dec'd. Proof of their aunt. Mrs J. Waters reception at their home Monday the first term in the new building confer a big favor upon the Y. M. C. daughter. Lois, attended the wed­ business trip to Ann Arbor Friday. Rapids, spent the day with her. Jack Thompson, who worked for , evening for their son. Gerald and of will filed, order admitting will fifty year* ago were; ding of their nephew. Russel! Brown, • A camp committee Let Frank Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith visit­ entered, bond Of executrix filed, let­ William, John. Ronald and Jane George Ransom, te ill in Nichols wlfft"*Maggie Barker Lee, Fay Barber, Sage, T. 8. K Reid, Abcn Johnson at Grund Rapids Friday afternoon. ed their son. Ernest, and family in ter# testamentary issued, order Ann Ingram of Hastings called on Sarah Miller Conklin. Charles Pratt, or Royce Henton know about it. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keagle and Delton Easter. limiting settlement entered. Mr. and Mr*. George Poland. Mrs. J. E. Norton and Dorothy. Est Lawrence Cromwel) De Bolt, Lynda Powers Cooper, and Ward 1934 camp feca will be the same low- daughter, Marlon, spent Sunday Mr. and Mra. Ralph Flnkbeiner Chamberlain. Maybelle, deed. Waiver of notice filed, order 'Clark, of Battle Creek; Lucy Brown rate as last year only SO'cent* a day. with Mr. and Mrs. Loren Gardner of Barbara of Middleville. Mr and Mra. Glenn Marshall. Mary Case Brandt, and Dates early in June for thc camp. Caledonia. Grace and Robert Hart enjoyed the appointing Admr. entered. Fred Brown, of Bellevue; Daniel You may pay part in food contri­ Mr. and Mrs. Otis Morgan and Easter pageant, in Hastings Friday Dean and daughter. JoAnn of Bownc Est. Emma I. Barnum. dec’d. Pe- ' spent Easter Sunday with their par­ Case and Etta Bryan* Smith, of East butions. daughter. Lots, spent Sunday with night. tition for order to show cause filed, LeRoy; Olive Miller 1\>blas. Arthur the latter's brother. Herman Brown, citations Issued. Mr. and Mrs. James Clark of Kal­ ent*. Mr. and Mrs Julian Pott* and Miller. John Miller, and Hugh Case, and family of Grand Rapids. amazoo visited relatives here Sun­ Betty. WOODLAND. Est. Vonda Elliston. Final account ' of Assyria township. Barry county: day. of guardian filed. Nellie Stanton Miller and Ivan Last Week's Letter. BRANCH DISTRICT. DURFEE. Robert Smith of Grand Rapid* Mr. and Mr*. Roy Robert* and Brigg*, of Johnstown township. Bar­ Mrs. Fred Hanes Is not so well at Mr. and Mra. Tom Hoffman will spent from Thursday until Sunday account filed, order for publication ry county; Byron Munger. Baltimore daughters of Lake Odessa were Bun­ entertain li»e Ladles' Aid of East with his grandparent* here. present. Her daughter, Mra. Effie day guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Glen township. Barry county; Walter Baltimore United Brethren church Mrs. Wm. Chamberlain, Miss Jones, of Battle Creek Is caring for Est. Pearl E. Miller, deed. Peti­ Clark. Maple Grove; .Bert Clark. La­ Farthing. tion for Admr. filed, order for pub­ Miss Ruth Clark of. Michigan at their pleasant home Wednesday, Barbara and little Patricia spent her this weekcey; Jesse Miller. Nashville; Willard April 11. Pot luck, everybody come. Thursday with Mrs. Grace Clark in The Easter pageant given at the lication entered. Caw. of Portland; George Pratt. State College. East Lansing, te Mr. and Mr*. Harry Scales of Kalamazoo. North Maple Grove church wa* not at. Florence Magee, dec’d. Agree­ Nebraska; Louise Stanton Kniffln. spending the week with Miss Vir­ Flint spent Wednesday with the lat­ so well attended a* the weather was ment and settlement filed, warrant ginia Faul. California; Clifton Briggs. Sarasota. .... „„ the rainy weath- bad and thc cro«* roads nearly im­ tended___ considering and report Commte. on Claims filed. Thc Fellowship Class of tlie Meth­ ter's sister, Mra. Claud Hunt and______ Florida; Lyman Brigg*. Washington. |er. Everyone who braved the storm passable. odist church will hold their monthly famlly. Mr. and Mrs. O. Padelford will ,elt rvpald'for hte effort for all par­ Mrs. Mlnda Mudge and Mtes Walver of notice filed, order ap­ D. C-; and Charles Darling. Dowling. social evening at the home of Mr. Thte school building has been .used the program did well. move to thclr new ixxne in Kalanw ticipanU in ,K -----------------Ruth were in Buttle Creek Thurs­ pointing Admr. entered, bond of and Mrs. Donald Gager Thursday The "Shultx Echoes" will meet at day. Admr. filed, letters of admlhtetra- ;for thc past fifty years and I* still evening. In the near future. We regret very . . tion issued, order limiting settle- 1tn good condition It has served all the hall Friday evening. Wc hope to Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Norton of much to have them go, but welcome Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Finnic were ment entered, petition to pay tuner- 'of the children of thte locality well Grand Rapid* visitors Sunday. Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mr. and Mr*. Clemens. during all these years. al expenses filed. ' Don't forget tliat the date Wed-' Mall and Mrs. Lee Mlacnar of Bat­ Easter guests of Mr ami Mrs Or­ Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and son of Although being located as It is. IX MOTORS run to destruction under Est. Hattie E- Cheesebrough. dee d. ville Pursell were. Mr. and Mrs. neaday. April 11, te the next time ik creek spent Easter Bunday with the nearest high school* being at East Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Louis AAA Supervision I Result: Oil No. 4 quit Acknowledgement of satisfaction . Julius Paul and son, Lyle, of Battle for the Ladles' Aid which will be their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Vin­ Battle Creek. Nashville, or Kull and Antoinette and Don and filed, order allowing claims entered. Bellevue. ; Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Pursell entertained by Mrs. Gladys Cham­ cent Norton. at 1713.2 miles', Oil No. 6 quit at 1764.4 miles; Hastings, a distance of from ten to Reta Bergman of Lansing were Sun­ berlain. Work will continue on the Clayton Willits of Detroit is return from circuit court filed and son Kendall of Grand Rapids. day callers at the home of Mr. and No. 5 wrecked the motor at 1815.9; Oil No. 1 Est. Catherine Collins, d^c'd. Will 'eighteen mile*, during liorse-and- Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick. Mra. Agnes Purscll Is visiting her quilt so everyone come prepared to spending thc Easter vacation with gave upat 2266.8miles;No.3 at 3318.8 miles. buggy days, several prominent stu­ the home folks. filed, petition for probate of will son Harley and family at Grand piece. Mte* Katherine Mohler of Grand BUT—New and Improved Conoco Germ Mrs. J. J. WilltU Is a trifle bet­ filed, waiver of notice filed, order 'dents of note have been sent out Rapids visited her parents, Mr. and Rapids from the Briggs District, among Processed Motor Oil carried on to 4729 miles ROBINHUE PARK. ter at thte writing. for publication entered. ( Mrs Fred King te 111 with bron­ are LymaiTBriggs, who bolds Mrs. Wm. Mohler from Friday until Est. Carrie Matteson, dec'd. Order whom ' —over 3000 miles farther than thc first oil! Mrs. Fred Batey and daughter. an Important position with lhe fed­ Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Forest Mc­ chitis. Her many friends hope for The first Royal Scot train depart­ allowing claims entered. Mary. Mr*. Gertrude Barnes and Millan and daughter Betty of Has­ a speedy recovery. Here's proof of the Germ Process—exclusive eral government at Washington, f). Est Lawrence Cromwell DcBolt. 1 Come to thc East Baltimore Unit­ children of Harris Creek spent ed from London for Scotland in to Conoco! Aik at your red Triangle Station Mte* Irma Brigg*, private secre­ ting* with Mr. and Mr*. Mohler. dec'd. Bond of Adrnrx. filed, letters C.; ‘ Fay C. Wing te slowly gaining aft­ ed Brethren church Saturday. April [ Thursday evening with the latter's 1848. and since June I. 1862. such a tary to W. G- Coburn. Battle Creek for full details! train ha* left London for Scotland of administration iatued. order er his recent illness. 7 at two o'clock and Sunday al 10:30 ■ mother. Mrs. Evrld Jackaon and Superintendent of School*; Mr. Her­ limiting settlement entered, petition family. They also called on Mra. each morning at 10 o'clock. Supper will be served al the to quarterly meeting. for hearing on claim* filed, notice bert Powers, a prominent doctor in Methodist church Wednesday eve­ Mr. and Mra. Edd. Rice and John Kollar. Battle Creek for many years, now to creditors Issued. Mr. and Mra. .John Kollar spent ning. April 4, by CJub No. 4 of the daughter spent Easter with Mr. and Passenger* alighting at, the railEst. Lewis Potts, deed. Discharge Jdeceased; Mr. James Powers, a law­ Ladies' Aid Society, Mrs. John Mrs. Dean of Hasting*. | Tuesday with their father, Sqiiuyler । road station of Ovalle, Chile, are yer. Battle Creek; Mrs. Olive Kolb, bf executrix isued. estate enrolled. ■ MU* ----------------------Grace Baulch —returned ----------------------from .----------Kollar,-------west--of----------Middleville. ...----(handed canes and candles to guide Velle. chairman. teacher. Battle Creek, as well a* Est. Ellen Noud. dec’d. Discharge 1 Thlirsdav Miss Mi« Marv — Mary rrre-, Flnvrt Floyd Cteter Cteler nt of nranrt Grand " Rapid* them through the town's inadeThe Woodland Woman's Study Wolverine Thursday. many capable teachers and business of Admr. issued, estate enrolled. , 1 Club held a cookie shower Saturday mained for a longer stay.------------------ 'spent Saturday with his mother, quately paved and lighted street*. Est. Anna E. Haxen. dec'd. Order 1citizens. for thc boy* ot the Starr common­ Alex Cortrlght and William Stan­ determining heir* entered. wealth school. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Est. Donald Henry, dec’d. Nom- (ton. patron* of the district fifty Cook took thc cookies and other do­ ot this nations to lhe school on Sunday. Ination oi of ijuiiuuui guardian >ucu. tiled, uiurt order nuap- -(years ago. are_ still inauun . residents ... ... pointing guardian entered, bond of J^ahty- Mr. Cortrlght is past eighMr. and Mrs. Raymond Faul, Mr* guardian filed, letters of guardian- ‘y-three y^ars of age and reside* at Oeo. Faul and Henry Faul spent ship issued Lacey with hte son. Emerson and Sunday with Mr. and Mra. James Est. Emma I. Barnum, deed. Proof family, and keeps himself employed Neal of Ovid. of service filed about the home. Mr. Stanton doc* Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brumm. Mr. Est. Anna Curtis, deed. Order ap-!‘ruck Hardening and take* hte pro­ and Mr*. T. C. Munion accompanied pointing Admr. entered, bond of '*— -------- --by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Manker Admr. filed, letters of administration tie Creek regularly three days per and daughter and Mrs. Sarah Moh­ Issued, order limiting settlement en­ ler of South Woodland were Sunday As thc Briggs school reunion is guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Weav­ tered. inventory filed. ' Est. Edwin A. Day. dec'd. Agree­ held annually tn August, it would be er of Hastings. a fitting time to observe lhe bl-Cenment filed. Mr*. Kitty Holmes returned to I E*t. Mary E. Van Antwerp, dec'd. tennlul celebration of this event. Woodland Bundaf after a week's Petition for hearing claims filed, novisit with her sister, Mrs. C. M. SOUTHWEST CARLTON. tlce to creditors issued. Brown, of Grand Rapid*. Miss Helen Keeler spent the week . Est. Bingham Lewis, dec'd. Bend Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford Every Goodyear in our store 'of Admr. filed, order appointing end with Virginia Thompson of andL family were Sunday guest* ot Coats Grove. Lasting Strength Mr.^and Mrs. Oeo. Higdon of NaahiAdmr. entered, letters of adminis­ ha« at least four full pile* Miss LcNora Pew of Hastings Proved tration issued. . spent the week end with Mrs. Anna ville. The following results of Mr. and Mra. Cha*. Faul and of Supertwist Cord — each Buck and family. Marietta of Hastings IRVING. ■ The famous ............Mr. and ana Mrs. Fred trea Dalstra uatstra moved daughter crage percent of original one rubberized to resist ■ The Ladles' Aid Society will nice: the pest week from this community called on Woodland relatives Sun­ strength remaining In day. at the home of Mrs. Will Dean. Fri- to near South Boston on M-16 heat — the most lasting tire cords after 8, Ik and Mra Hannah Vetter of Clarksville day. April 8. Everybody Invited. Pot Mrs. Anna Buck and daughter* 24 thousands of miles: is being cared for at the home of blowout protection your — blowout protected attended a shower for Mrs. Claude I luck dinner. Free will offering. by 4 FULL PLIES of Mr and Mrs. william McNutt and Norris on Wednesday evening at the Mrs Cora Shopbell. Mr*. Vetter is money can buy. Because invalid. SupcrtwlM Cord Instil* family have moved Into the house home of Mr. and Mra. Jerry Andrus tan • 8,990 93% 82% i Mr. and Mra. Henry Cole and I west of the Wilcox school recently of West Carlton. Goodyear makes the mott 16,000 81% 36% spent Sunday with thc latIng rubber. vacated by the Jorgensen family. Mrs. W. Lake and daughter. Mar-(family 1 24,000 61% ? tires, Goodyear can give ’ Mrs. Georgia Samson will teach guretta and Mr. and Mrs. William,. ter's father, John Mead ot Coal* Desirable Investment UmreBtnrent OLontyany EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 CONOCO NEW and IMPROVED GERM PROCESSED MOTOR OIL S 4729 MILES on Just FIVE QUARTS of OIL! EDMONDS OIL COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN IN EVERY GOODYEAR AT EVERY PRICE MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE c6 BLOWOUT PROTECTION IN EVERY PLYl GOODYEAR PATHFINDER "HOW SOON CAN YOU PUT OUR TELEPHONE BACK IN?" We are asked this question many times daily. For people have missed the convenience and protec­ tion of telephone service. They have missed both the social and business advantages of having a telephone in their home*. They have found it inconvenient, and often embarra*sing, to use a neighbor's te lephone. They have learned that the extra carfare, driving expenae and coat of public telephone calls would more than pay for a telephone of their own. TO ORDER A TELEPHONE, VISIT, WRITE OR CALL THI TELEPHONE OFFICE ,the Irving school next year. Her Shriber and daughter of Hastings i spent Sunday evening with Mr. andI1 Mr. and Mra. Raplh Rise enter­ tained Mr and Mrs. Floyd Colla^of been most satisfactory. Mra. Frank Shriber. 'South Woodland and Mra o... Ruth Mr* Peck. wlk> Mrs. Kale rvaur rvea. who has nas been urrn hi in Mr. Mr and ana Mrs. Fred rrea Haywood naywooa of, oi~ —......... . j kirand Grand napiu» Rapids all winter was in town _ 1. _ .. Welcome Comers spent Thursday | Duncan and sons of Woodland Bun* .the other day. I evening with Mr. and Mr*. J. J. day. Lunch will be served at noon at ' Mrs. Lyle Wilcox, who has been .Strodtbeck. quite seriously ill. te somewhat bet­ Mr and Mrs. Evan Fuller and the Maytag Store on election day. ter. family spent Sunday with Mr. and Monday. April 1. by the Plus Ultra । Mr. and Mrs. James Nagel have Mr*. Claude Cole of Lowell. Mtes Sunday School Clss* of the United । been entertaining Mr. Nagel * bro’.h- Vivian Ctole returned with them to Brethren church. Misses Phyllis England and Vlr-i spend a week with her sister. : Leland Johnson of .Grand Rapids Arthur Strodtbeck and Miss Ida ginia Faukspent Friday at Michigan ' wa* the guest of his parents. Mr Tilt _____ of___ Assyria ___________ Center_ spent ...________ Sunday , State College East Lansing. Mtes Phyllte England returned to and Mr* E. D. Johnson, the qther wUh Mr and Mra. J J Strodtbeck. i~ night. ‘“u* Kendall Buck and Misses Orpha her work in Chicago after a week's and Ascha Buck attended a birth­ visit with her parents. Mr. and Mra. LACEY. day party Saturday evening for Ml** Glenn England. Mr and Mra. Ernest Shorno were Thompson at tlie home ot Mr MeLa»t Week's Letter. guest* of Mr. and Mrs- Stephen Dr. Kinde te expected this Mon- Elmurray and family of Northeast Pierce of Grand Rapids Bunday. |day morning to decide what the Carlton. Mr and Mrs Leo Barry and son .children tn the Briggs school are all WEST ORANGEVILLE (having. Without a doubt it is Ger- son and MW Hazel Shriber spent AND EAST GUN LAKE. and “■* j man measles a* no one has been Sunday with Mr*. Frank Barry' " Last Week's Letter. family of Southeast Carlton. really sick, just a rash. Clarence Canaan of Kenton. Ohio, CRESSEY. has returned to his home after a Erwin Miller were. Mr. and Mr* week's visit *Uh his sUUrr. Mrs. Robert Miller and Miss Vera Bar­ Last Week’s Letter. There were forty-five present McCafferty oi of iIlia thte piacc place ana and ■ a ney of Battle creek • the CCC on Saturday. Wm. Shake-j brother. Al Canaan, wha lives at Mr*. Ruth Henry and Donald Manhall nave uai.ea back to ui their ux>r farm ,.rm tn in > ------- have moved the Eagle district. Much »ympathy te expressed for them in their be- ,u'\Jhe next wUI be evening pneumonia and other complications reavemant | meeting Thursday. April 5. Mr* Clyde! Mu* Vera Reynold, te working In fined to his bed. We sincerely hope Walton will entertain the members. Kalamazoo o< lhe Evangelical L. A. 8 lor dinMr and Mr* Barber and Mrs. R. R Bradshaw Is feeling very poorly cf late A bad tooth ache ... . . ... . ... . ... ' r,t ISr anH Url Ptiilin RarIXr nl will be lield. election of officer* will of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Barber of is causing serious stomach trouble Three Lakes on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs C- E. VanEtt and son feature. Robert Cosgrove »pent Friday and LaVam were Saturday shoppers al Saturday In Augusta. EAST DELTON. v Mrs. Mellon of Kalamazoo and te getting to be a great Last Week's Letter After an lUue** ot two week* witn Mra Glen Gate* and aun of Shultz .‘•hopping district for Orangeville al erysipelas.. Mrs. John Willwoo jpent the week end with Mr. and it te the pay station for lhe CWA Mr*. Lawrence Hammond. workerr. the moil value — for ex­ ample, Supertwist Cord protection In every ply! See how much more safety the tame price buys here. Super twist Cord—a Good­ year patent — stretches, ■beorba shocks, and cornea back atrongl Thoroughly rubberised to resist best, it gives lasting blowout protection In every ply. Ask us to demonstrate! GOOD-YEAR Also, ths GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Is blowout-protected yet coats as little aa , WILLARD BATTERIES GENERAL ELECTRIC :RADIOS BROSS TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP HASTINGS Good Used Tire, SI Up ROAD SERVICE C.U 2482 Guaranteed Tire Repairin, �THI NAATTNGS BANNER. WIDNUDAY, APRIL 4, ISM FEED COWS MORE HAY TO GET LESS BUTTER Reed, chief of the bureau Mr. Farmers Who Sign Uontraota_____ _ .industry, U. 8. D. A. of dairy to Lower Production Can SJSfrtmit department at Michigan State Use Method is Minh. is thoroughly familiar with East Lansing.—Apr. 2—One way in which Michigan dairymen can qualify for the benefit payment* to be paid to those who dgn contract* to reduce thc amount of dairy prod­ ucts is to change their feeding pro­ gram from Intensive use of concen­ trates to more liberal use of rough- and profits. Dairy farmers who plan to the feed less grain and grow more !-('X Km.h ’■ problems facing the dairy industry, roughaga will benefit themselvee n>.p<«r iv -r a.i - followil------Mr. Reed's statement on this way of1 and also agriculture as a whole. •• ‘‘•J iTTJ' decreasing butterfat production fol. I -Izss intensive feeding of dairy , B.ginnlnr low*: cattle involves an increase In paa- ' "When we have good roughage to feed and cut our full grain ration In two, we get approximately 10 per already taking place in many re­ cent less milk than on full grain gions. It helps to solve the grain 1 , surplus problem and to reduce the un", output of livestock'product*. 1.01,1a aloes < “The dairy farmer's gross income 1 may be less if he has his cows on s.Y u of roughage and pasture; but his costs ih.nc« >ui 1 nt nroduetlon will be less also. It *’n “'11‘ ® Whitehouse Milk CAMPBELL’S Tomato Soup 4 c<n* 2SC RUMFORD Baking Powder 19c FRUIT COCKTAIL —• 2 — 25= “ 17= TWIRLS CHOCOLATE 2-“25= SPINACH Del Monte CLEANSER OLD DUTCH Chases Dirt 3-20= —---------- COFFEE SPECIALS Maxwell Home Del Monte Beechnut Whitehouse Chase & Sanborn Hills Bros. 29# 2929c 29« 30c 32c lb. Un lb. Un lb. Un lb. Un lb. Un lb. Un 2*»29= CHIPSO 2 *-39= OXYDOL MUSTARD Master Brand Quart 2 25= “■ 17' FLAKE BUTTERS crackers) pkg. 1 * BRAN FLAKES Sunnyfield Large 2 Pkgs. 19= DRIED BEEF Swift's Premium Sliced 10= CDADVT F • Gelatin Dewrt or chocoUU Pudding »M. 5C WAFERS SNOWFLAKE N. B. C. ». fk. 17= ROYAL GELATIN or JELLO 2*— 11= CORN FLAKES i"n2*<-19= Plain Sugared 4 Qc or Cinnamon d n 1« DOUGHNUTS N. B. C. Grahams Honey Made lb. pkg. 17= 10c Del Monte PEACHES CHILI SAUCE 2£Z27= 3 — 14= PALMOLIVE SOAP FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES NEW PEAS ASPARAGUS NEW CARROTS RHUBARB IDAHO POTATOES Strawberries Lettuce IN MEAT OUR 3 it.. 25c 25c jumbo bunch 2 bunches 9c 2 IU. 15c beg 29c Tomatoeg MARKETS A Complete Line of Swift’a Premium Meats Steaks, Chops, Sausage. Taste the Difference Then Decide. Pork Chops — 2^ 27c Country Style DILLS, giant size 3 for 5c Bacon cb»ak t surod CHEESE 23c 2 Swift’s X lb- Pkg. American or Brick, each Beef Roast Tat>dar Cota 5c iv 12c BOILING BEEF, fine for atew 6c Cottage Hams Canadian’styl. r<PPed a. 27c RING BOLOGNA or Club Frank. Crj.ijk 12^e Cottage Cheese Froth Duly MINCED HAM, fine for lunches Smelt F...kc»u,M Kb 10c lb. 19c 4iu 25c SERVICE with a smile or your moat FREE .yta.’KJTS We Pay Highest Prioaa CATTLE • LAMBS EGGS Spot Clh- •CALVES • POULTRY • RABBITS BRING YOUR PRODUCTS EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY To "In all regions where grasses or _ inland T»p. lint.. JOHNSTOWN TWP. TELL YOUR NEIGHBOR ABOUT US! KKllART, MAPLE GROVE TWP of a smaller yield per cow.". Other methods recommended by lhe Dairy Bureau for meeting the requirements of thc proposed dairy' adjustment program are: <1> Rais­ ing fewer heifers and extending the period of whole milk feeding; (2) Delaying the breeding of heifers: (3) Using more dairy products on the farm; <4> Culling unsound and diseased cows; <5> Slaughtering low producers for home meat. SOUTH BOWNE. Last Weeks Letter. Mrs. A. T. Eash called on mother, Mrs. Lena Mishler, at Logan Sunday. Saturday callers at the Will Mish­ ler home were. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Erb and family of Bowne center, Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Wheeler of Grand Rapids and Leslie Roush of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parker of Battle Creek visited at Will Mish­ ler's Thursday afternoon, dhen were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Millon Murpiiy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Poortvleil. the Misses Beulah and Mary Cramer of Grand Rapids called on thclr par­ ents. Mr. and Mra. H. A. Cramer and family Sunday evening. Miss Edith Cramer accompanied her sisters to the city and will spend the week visiting friends and former school­ mates. Nick Cramer accompanied Vere Carter to Middleville Monday night and attended the banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and family of Elkhart. Ind., are spend­ ing their Easter vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. ParClarence Benedict and grand­ daughter. Miss Eleanor Miller, visit­ ed the latter's parents. Mr. and Mra. Glenn Miller and family, of^barlton Sunday. Wm. Coagriff and wife of Lowell were guesu of Mrs. Jennie Pardee Bunday and supper guests at tlie Will Pardee home. , Mrs. Harold Yoder has been on the sick list tlie past week. Leslie Roush of Lansing called on Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hutchins Satur­ day afternoon. . Mrs. Ellen Roush was taken to Pennock hospital Wednesday. Rev and Mra. Frank Loomis of Freeport called at lhe Will Mishler home Friday. Mra. Hattie Wilson and daughter of Caledonia called on Mrs. Minnie Bouck Sunday. FARMERS TRADING POST AT NASHVILLE, MICH. findings indicate, however, that oth- in, er grasses cut in aij Immature stale contain as much-protein as do le-1 s guinea cut at tlie ordinary stage. |>i Tlie shift to grass and roughage Is " practicable to some extent almost " everywhere. Ilecihnin* at Hi "Erosion loiwa are terrine on many lands in cultivated crops. These same lands In pastures and Hnrinnini legumes would be protected. Culti­ II.lt.ni xr T vated crops are hard on sol! fertili­ ty. Postures and legumes are a par­ tial answer to this problem. “It is generally assumed that many cows would have to be butch­ ered to accomplish the proposed re­ duction. but thc fact is that a shift । to roughage and grass might make lib M 43. <!ouni ORANGEVILLE TWP quartrr Iln» In ■•cliea IZ.Uienca i .... I, .1 -. CIA) VERDALE. Mra. Jack Shorts entertained friends to a birthday party in honor of her daughter Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Monica of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with their parents. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Monica, Mrs Frank Humeston returned to Jackson Bunday with her husband after spending the week with her father, James MacDonald. Mr. and Mra. Bernard DcGolla and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Meade and Mr. and Mra. Emery Apsey of Hustings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Fred Schulmeyer of- Plain- Mrs. Arthur Johnqock left Monday to spend some time with Mr. and Mrs. Olin Brown of Plainwell. Mrs. Roas pierce and little Mary Joyce spent Bunday afternoon with Mr. and Mra. Clifford Kahllo of Or­ angeville. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kellogg en­ tertained Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ste­ vens of Warsaw. Bid., and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Popeltln of Kalamazoo. Easier Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Penncls and Mr. and Mra. Harry Fennels ahd daugh­ ter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Penneis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hart and family spent Bunday with Mrs. Hart s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lawton of Hastings. The Davenport family entertained • auv Mr. and ...... Mrs. Ernest Chalker and family of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs Bert Patton of Delton Sunday.!, । James MacDonald went to Battte | Creek to May with his daughter, Mrs. Merle Clark. Miss Adell Hel­ Mrs. Iva French. Cloverdale friends ler and Mra. Jaok shuts were Kala- will miss Mr. MacDonald, as he has mazoo shoppers Monday. made many friends during tlie yean Mr. Grant Dickerson Is on thc sick list. Friends hope he will soon be friends in the spring. about again. Little Garland MacLeod Is sick Visitors at the E. L. MacDonald with pneumonia. Some improvement home Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs. at present writing. Miss Hazel Hosken of Kalamazoo Yucl MacLeod Mr. John MacLeod Is spending the week at thc E. L. and Miss Mildred HoUan of HssMcLeod home. tings. rr ONE CEMENT M1XERI BORROWER Please Return to ED. BROSS, or Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage = < . . • CAM.TOM T'.vr return line. MEw\4/Z GREATER/)AFETY _ REAl ('ink CASTLETON TWP. liecinnlns at thr H. W. ear TiretfBBt AIR BALLOONS Zeeland on business Saturday. Miss Beryl Heller of Dutton was a caller at the Eash home Sunday. The NEW Flmioaa Ah Balloom are the last wofd la tie Creek called on Mrs. Jennie Pardec Thursday. Mra. Joiin Mishler of Grand Rap­ id* called on her sister. Mra. Will Mishler. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. |Roush of Ly­ ons called on their sister, Mrs. Will Mishler and family Tuesday. Dorothy Seifert of Freeport la spending several days with Helen Eash while Mrs. Seifert is in Flint. John Seifert of Freeport is spend­ ing several days with “Pete" Mur­ phy while,Mrs. Seifert is in Flint. Teddy Walton of Freeport took dinner with his grandparents Sun­ day. NORTHWEST RUTLAND. Last Week'* Letter. Mr. and Mrs. George Jersey of Hastings ipent Sunday-with their daughter, Mrs. Leslie Weaver, and family. Mr. and Mra. John Garver and Wesley Benedict of Lansing visited their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. John Benedict Bunday. Mr. and Mra. George Benedict. Mra. Alden Ryno and daughter of Wayland also were Sunday guest* of thc Benedict's. Mr. and Mra. James Burdick of Portland a|>ent the week end in the Jim Dibble hlme. Wayne Williams, who la working in Lansing spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mra. Harry Williams. . The Will McNutt family are soon to move to lhe Rlwda Wilcox neighborixnd where they have purchased a farm. It is reported the McNutt farm has been sold to a Mr. Col­ lins. The proprietor of a traveling fair says lie U looking for a man eight feet in height, though, how he man­ aged to mislay anyone that size we Fireston* Air Balloons provide more tread ar«a In contact with the food. Big, deep-cut blocks of tough rubber bite and grip fire wet slippery streets and prevent skids. nl.rierj lr»in< Twp. line. Hralnnlnc al t lion 3, Rutland Driving becomoa a new plaaiure a» you tail along ovor rough, bumpy rood*. You'll find its |uM like riding THOMHAFPLE TWP Urcinninr mite *r comfort. •i : - ■ ... ilrclnulag on aouth are: lion Special AIIijuki | On Yow OM WOODLAND TWP t-LKLiSwg ihincr aoulb ■Mt gartrau liaa 01 TIRES • TUBES RIMS -WHEELS Hot Water H 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1M4 FREEPORT. PRATRfEVTI.LE. I Mis* N)1a Jean Pierce was the dlera. and young in all stages ot de­ Miss Myrtle Smith of SprtngtteW;I^vSed'thJhtah SS Last Week's Letter. velopment Tlie winged forms usu­ Good Friday services will be held k Mnd vWted h*h . ally leave lhe colonies in the spring school. Battle Creek, is home for a , week's vacation. j while there. ! and only travel 75 to 100 feet. Mn. Pollay rtdlrit offm. mat -lUt^bad Mrs. Mary Mary Polley visited Dr. Dr. .nd and , MILO. Ant-Like Insect Does No Mr*. Charles Mullen and Mr*. Boyd *h“‘Jf1 tme Reading and Prayer, Rev. Last Week's Letter, CortrTght of Otaego Wednesday, ^t week which nrcraaUate.! wre^i«aamg ana Blowing Bui Bring. Hou.e Mra. Harold Harmon and Mra. “ J10^1 a J£“uwi*-^Christ and Hta CapThe Milo L. A. Society was quite Itui B>ro« cmhi Down Around Your Ears largely attended at the home ot .. Hugh Chapman of Hickory Comers health toes." Rev. Loomis; Duet—Lillian Mrs. Bellinger last Wednesday. SiSdSy ' 0” F1Qrencc Mott Wed" Bt hiz hone al thi* writing -Blough and Wilma WWand. accom। Meeting was called to order by Mra. Percy Jones. Vice-President. Nina Boyes and Mra. Flower had charge’. l- !*“ •?!?.,• Wmpany Mr*. Irene Klbllnger »nd the Ctom.” Rev. Ickey; Sprclal musof the devotional period and a bust- ' - T^nv’tiie Dajtt week returned .„ ^"department at Michigan State l>eM 8^ston ; to his home Bunday. Esther Mun- daughter to Detroit till* week where lie; "The Risen Christ. Rev. WUthey will be the gueets of their sis- kins; Hymn by congregation; BeneCollege offers the house-rating ter- work wa* planrted to Increase our n-tumed with him. M _______ t •> » worth? mweel tor mxnul StS7i2?ii,ic7oi Th' “l,y' Onmttaut- tcr. Mra. Victor Sproul and family, diction. It is hoped that all business places . I. <iuturt»nce. ’*''.“,“1'5,?* will be Blvm April 1 Inttend ot April Madeline Stanton, who ta having a —I The termlie.- dllter tram lhe wolt ““ SE^S!.! £’ J™? I «■ a- <>>0 « church. The youns week's v* cat km will be lhe house­ may be closed during ml* period and everyone is urged to attend this wow Tlteieroxx, Hr on., .r u.,bea>uee they do not br»rr xbout wh.l SSS;"'Sj. wi”r Do ] Oo q„ !W»ple hare worked hard to make keeper at the Pierce home during service, commemorating the suffer ­ -.nr.r. thry are join, to do Sometimes. cta,ge°" thl« » "icceae and are desirous ol their absence. ing and death of Our Lord. S the tint notice elrm ot the ter.“?• ra larje crowd. Mrs. Henry Rosen DELTON. Raymond Perkin*. Maurice Over­ rtWffAaft’Rt'S m«n presence Is a eloul on the lhe director. Miss Ethelyn Harrington is quite holt and Roy Preston are enjoying a c)Mk i> Ik. f.mm. Zut.ni head when the house falls down **r® A ww,y 1101 ,UCK d n i P. T. A. Friday night with Hon. . P T. A.week's Fridayvacation night « from their school sick at the home of her ‘ brother, m-t ot uwlrl JrS? I Mr. .nd SUBSTITUTE FOUND FOR BIG, BAD WOLF cX'n f« k. new food supplies which are some try I* k»n. ct U>» prruii*** dwtib- form of wood, either lumber in "ut buildings. po*U. stumps, or dead I Mi* ■«rt<*I». wiu laiami tk»r»-i trees and vine*. However, a winged ik. rate Ct • prr r~t •“«»- form leave* the nest in the spring n «Mt* larfr^*m-l ... . . U JlVVai The termites feed by tunneling .through the wood. The entire in­ .. , ln« xri* • I' A ttmlxar ,T1 O V VtA eaalalalatJClskli (»0) acrea af Usd. (gurfaec. Buildings have ,r ”*Or, Chaff**. Mortorw. collapsed before the owners knew •t*4 Haatlaz*. Mieh.*»n. January >• that these insects were working in D MtDanaM Attom.r for Mort- the structures. ■ata*. Baatiaz*. Miction. | The best control for this insect is Out »n« to prevent them from getting into ' ~ j the building by precautions in the ui.^?Tkkiw,tk”roUuIC.»’ri fo,. original «w«. Ail original construction construction Work. All nmtim*k. bers should be rataed 18 inches at ■ Hui" .< Mid »«rt, k.id •» th. above the ground on concrete wall*. [M^aZt^aa ik.* fitk d»J’“ hf^rrh* The concrete should be topped with . b. itM." a metal plate extending two Inches FVMMt. Hm. gtMrt Cteweot.' Jud*. OL out from the wall M and bent down at thTwte^ ’edw t****®- . . .. -jo .--- - angle A IHa ruitar wrtae Ot. . E.(k*ra 45 degree at* .router edge. I The termites travel only in cover« th. Id *d tunnels except when swarming. rr.ni»d ia The metal plate with the bent edge .Miss Donna 'Moore is home from _ . , , _ , .... „ WIkll Ml rVMlIMIMUVM I1CF her 5CDUUI school UUltCl duties al Jackson for the Patricia Baker of Kalamazoo. Sun-^yyjjm the winter, was in Delton spring vacation. 'Mrs. Edwin Farr for thc first mcet-jrt”'" --------- — -- ------------- *— ------- -—Ing of the club years with Mr*. Ian2.: in ,h. rtrtin hnnrtiFrlday makln« PrtParaUon* to reMr. and Mrs. Galen Overholt and Henry Whldby as co-hoate**. Tire: dT»!l.Ln 1? Jhkh Mare|lt,rn ,o hU ho,ne here m a Rh<Jr' UwU Overholt of Grand Rapids meeting was called to order by the J™ member ore te £ltl,nc' *. spent the week end here with the president. Mrs. Barber and roll was ^5“ ' »n of^ Arnoid ’?ulkncr P“« hotne folks. rest»nded to with current events. S m the ra w,th hU P*””* Mr and Mr*-' “nd Mra. F. E. Brunner, acTwexcellent paper* were given, the IE E' Pnu,ltncr- Mr “nd Pau> companled Lawrence Endres to first by Mrs. Harrington whose top- '£L%d tlle Nat?onal<BroQdc:util£ Faulkner und Jbnmie of Middleville Grand Rapids Tuesday. Mra. Brunic wa* -Our President. Franklin De‘ «udto nndD Xlltarlum sl»t'nt Friday owning with their per- ner had X-ray taken and planned to lano Roosevelt." Mrs. Harrington's!^^nyMX^J!n^o!tUd'I.0r‘P'2 ent* in Delton. remain at the ho.pllal there foe ex­ paper was prepared largely from , “£ p 2?.^.lnv Anril 12 HumcII Mott has rented hta home .mlnatton and possible treatment, writings of our president own 25’°°?. F' 2J. 1?*“ ±h th? other ’ f2raUjr who hMVC moved hCre Her many ‘r,ends *** ahe wU1 re’ mother and was most interesting. JXo? woum an^nrobiblv w from ft* Oun ,ake mnrsh and h“.w turn homc wry much l“Proved m The second naoer was given bv “no°l Kroups ana prooaoiy one or renUf{1 of Mrs Myers to raUc heaUh ' Mrs. Newkirk the topic Wing "His luntio^ls^venTv Dr^faddy^ThtJ onlons ‘hls summer. . Mr*. Iva Sullivan and Mr. DetWlfe. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.'* SS’wHI sfiv over g^dav*?teiJhi ,MrS FJolse Leonard *pePt a wUer of Grand Rapids were in town and was no less interesting, showing *.J■ •iS’.S’hra 1 I1** dayS lajlt week wlth her unc,c Tuc*d«>’ »°me repair* great pain* had been taken In get-1*0?,' anJ liarve Woodman and a!ult ln Kalanlaroo on the Mrs. Hulliberger house. ting material up to date and timely. . J\'rp “Pd. g2,v- vKFm AKa,n wc wUh lo caU your attcn‘ 'n*ere waa a flne •^ndance at Delicious refreshments brought the Bmlth-«^undav ™ alition to the time of the next regular the M. E church Wedneaday evemeeting to a close to meet April 12 attended com,nun,ty of De,l°n o,ng *nd again on Bunday evening, with Mesdamcs'Gilkey and Confer I SXm £hXi«v “,tcnded Community club at the hall on wben the four young men from lheir home in West Cressey. At the SctS^irele meeting Monday APrl1 9 Mr •“» Mra- Low«b- Metara. Bedeli. Doyle. MaxMr an<J H j plowcr Mta*1‘w ^^a^ A Tafki? w«d«S 1 5^ Wtdnevla 7 F A Parker was dec ,Urry Wcr,man ,n chargc ol Pro' 400 and “ld Munroe Munroe had had charge charge of of the the Bernice Flower and Mra. Bellinger ’ ' 'KrBm' •» 8cven —— — oU».‘CT — ^^°«“dlo-8 services — The revival • • service* conSeSStr BeSTcailhroi JiT communlly organizations have'been tinue thte week, ckwlng with lhe attended the Farmers’ Club at the 3 fine gasolines 3 FINE MOTOR OILS To make price selection as convenient'as the nearest Standard Oil Station Each a genuine STANDARD gasoline 8TANOL1ND GASOLINE — foe molnrute who with to pay STANDARD RED CROWN SUPERFUEL-for motorist* RED CROWN ETHYL -for motortais who are gUd to pay nurt’ I “nl,rd to w,th u® th*1' toght Easter services. Are you attending? home of Almon Farr Saturday. ,or a Be’-to-Rether meeting and soThe W. U. A. of the U. B. church Mesdames Brundstetter. Boyle. .ni.r.4 U.I u. :«<» 4.X •>>>■ •>» Ixwxwl. Dr»ln pl|x. xbould mSSd1 fron^ hr meh-idT Huehr''cUI “n,e Each communl,y »“> ,ur’ held a very *ucoes*ful food sale at be protected by a metal flange bent Germain and Bellinger were in Kal­ fnrm n^r nteh ,wo Of tbree numbers on the,the John Reamer store Saturday. like the foundation plate. Timbers amazoo Wedneaday evening to see Clo«rta?e Mr NaJe M X proifram' afUr whlch U»hl rerreShDue 10 necessary rcpMra. i to be used on or near the ground "Will Rogers" in "David Harem." ST ANOLIND MOTOR OIL-fur motorUt* who want ■ lowof “’'‘‘a'cbr’- ^rled cake*, such as redecorating the rooms and Little Jack Bradfield was on Ute mX Mr MeKibbln f ' pickles and coffee will be furnished the laying of some new floor* tn the । After the termites gain access to sick list last week but able to at­ Cleone Woodman I, eniovlne a'and wvcd by thc De,,on Com* Kh001 Elding, rchool closed Wed•ure. cafe Iubrica lion. timbers, holes should be opened to tend school this Monday morning. few V^tmn from thr Hax imunl,y Club wlth Mr “nd Mr3 ,or the spring vacation and .w.p*p«r printed reach the tunnel* and kerosene oil Mrs. Minnie Quick ta also sick. POLARINE MOTOR OIL —for motorut* who wmrMbr UrMrad rchool- UMIMr^ Johnsat GeorRe Whittemore and helpers in WiU resume on Monday. April 2. Mrs. Scobey daughter _ Uoy^and^No^n^ „hnnl- Mildred inhnwn ueor«c wnntcmore ana ne>per* in wm resume on Mon “ ' to which pyrethrum powder ho* Mr. and Mra. and Harlan Scobeyvisited Sat- tlni K. modsrate-pric.*d motor oil they can buy. A wholly <1m tilled *J nR? J5 h001, .M..drpd.. J°nns°n. I char«c of the serving. Each family. Mr. and Mr*. Ray Neeb and son of ‘been added *hopld,be forced in. lubricant of great popularity and loog.pntvra worth. fiM’Uitk. Rr<lltrr of Probst*. Club Blissfield spent a part of last week urday. They al) drove to Kalaman -.--v frnm llw niainweli „. hnnl > thc 1X1,00 Community pi Eight ounces of powder are added zoo in the afternoon. Miss Marjorie I of s^, h Pme ! p,<‘“sc brtn* lWD dozcn saodwlches' here with relatives. j to one gallon of kerosene. The holes Parker of Hastings was also a vtai-! ^b^’rT”’? and ’ l ’ ° d ««n *ried cakes and I Mra. Bethel Shaw fried cakwi and I Mpt. Bethel Shaw returned to her made Into the tunnels should be Parker of Hastings was also a visi-! Mr. and Mrs L. J. Erb and Lamar ..... ..w they can buy any whore— a lung •loot log motor oil that will not iludgr. i cither pickles, or cream and milk, I duties in the orchestra at Battle , . small no that the fumes of tlie kero- tor and accompanied them to lhe of Delton visited Verne Calthrop I coffee cream as We we want creek Tuesday after a week's visit 'city. .tat* of Elid. u conflned. l। mixed, to scrvcfor <Mlr v^ ....lon **"■ .. .... hope iI,Bt 1KXnc o( Mr antj jjgyg. p. e. ITANCX.IND POIAIINI MOTOR OU FRiCtS iuoma search should — djligenl be ... made Mra Osborne who spent the win­ |j£d th^arhel? nV Hairtel-me * K00d “,,<'nd:‘nce Thcre *> “° Brxmner. P*r Quart ter the home of the colony of ter-1 ter with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. fOt *^n.rlc *,c admission or charges whatever. j Burt Brayton of Watervliet was 2U.f3.!r"iS3"lx'.";.:"i';"j3 Mun, umb«. «■ >»»«»«« » ihrr tea shZ S Mf and Wrs PHCT Adriahson and ___________________ guest of his brother. Frank D. *MMd to Mid conn for M.min.uon and near buildings are likely places for ^bls community. We welcome her wtlnglnd imtrucUv/talk on ££h H“rry spent EasUr wllb Mr »nd ', the Brayton Tuesday evening, lhe establishment of colonies. As (back. ... irs. Roy Aananson at Batue creex. 1 Mr*. Ellen Roush, who has made । Mr. and Mrs Leon Leonard enter-' her home with her daughter. Mrs. ASSYRIA. lhe Standaid Oil Warranty of Quality were given by different teachers Last Weeks Letter. । tained over lhe week end the latter's • v/m. Mishler ot South Bowne for , Make vour cluiloa, with aaauranoe that you will get ynur full Donald Rogers and wlfc^veral years, wa* removed to Pennn‘rrid. “’he’zith’dir’l colonies I Mr Mr. “ and *'d Mrs. 03,1101 Daniel CaS Case * °nd present. Mrs. Maude Smith was a 'brothers. guest too. Such n good time all j m.^v**.w<wih rJu, i-iHirteinu. rinert ocrtioe. wlitrricr rlA l*d. iw*. "i o'chirk to\k.. The tenniteg iook ukc anta except Ke'home°I»t htf1 brother >around wos hnd ‘heY planned To and Sheldon Rogers of Chicago, al-'nock hospital Wednesday where she you *«> tin familiar Standard Oil sign. ■>io Mr. ahd Mrs. W. A. Sheldon of underwent a serious operation thc < Mank t». a. h. Tss«. I they do not have the slender waist case's sister' mNft agaln ln t,w ncaF tuture | Kalamazoo were Sunday guests. | following day. Owing to her adyan CUaMM. at P~l.aU ' ^tnKanta^ They ore ivory Sbert CiaTof Ucey j . Ha “ * CaUhF ‘ Hazel Calthrop was n guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burpee of) Flank Smith moved hta lost load v a need age and her weakened conOXDEX roa PUBUOATIOH. iof^ood* Friday from Shadyside d it ion. her condition is considered 'not often seen The colony con- 8u”day'. .. , Yorkville Tuesday and Wednesday. tains a queen, kings, workers, solKIr'k_ H! a Schroder a,ld ‘nfanl farm. Wall lake, to Frebona. where critical. Her many friends hope for Mr. and Mrs. John Vnnderbrook * • m *. hp. son Sherman, of Assyria he has bought a store and will gO|B couplete recovery. | Center have returned from Nichols I and daughter. Getha. of Kalamazoo into business there. ALIO IIAflllUTOII OF ATLAS . Miss Virginia Manns of Traverse were callers of lheir aunt. Mr. and“i Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cltae of Mid-[city was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. oxdex fob publication hospital at Battle creek. Mrs. Irma , Mrs. Henry' Benson. Sunday. ' ita’ot Mlcklran, th. Probata Court I Henyon 1* With her. ' dleviile were Sunday guests of Mr. victor Sisson and Mrs. Emma Sisson Mr.-jmd Mrs. Floyd Stielfrs Eastj I0.’ J1’.*‘ r“-n?r lt?‘J2;t b.iA .1 th. I Due to the r<‘ct'm *«th Of her t ' and Mrs George twuy. Eddy. * ' ----------■*— >1.. ...io from Friday evening until Bunday Mr. Gallop and Mr. Ballance of!Slocum. The family have our syraoiat. "• ftk. citr of Ha*tinc*. in husband, Mrs. Percy Henry and son er . guests were. Mr. and Mrs. Milton . Mr. and Mra. Robert Barnes en-[ evening, when she went to Hastings atid family of Grand thy. —“ — d enoair. on ibe 34th J.r of March. Donald have returned to their farm Finkbelner . tertaliied the latter's mother, and to spend a part of the week with her Hastings came out to our common- pa Rapids and Mrs. Chappell of Way­ Mrs- Millie Haynes of the Hender­ sister and husband frotu Flint tor aunt. Mlsa Mabel Bisson. u.. >i.m..... 5“ “»■? Iland, • Ity meeting Friday evening and en­ .Strickland who hod located at the Easter Sunday. Joe Flynn has not been so well tertained us with some nne music shott neighborhood spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Osborne with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes. and singing, we all enjoyed It and ,n Henry farm have returned to thc There will be another dance spon­ and children of Nashville were Ralph DeMolt and sisters, Mildred id (Lucian Hyde farm. X. sored by the Delton Community Mrs. Arthur Seifert went to Flint hope they come again. Mr. and Mra. Fred Bush of Ur­ and Marie of Hastings, spent Bun­ adDr. Kinde of Hastings, county Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Club at the hail Saturday night, Friday for a few days with her hus­ Lehman. bandale spent Sunday evening with day with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. bMbrr*»nih health officer, visited the Briggs Ajiril 7. The McCarty orchestra band. who is employed there. ' (school on Monday In regard to an Roscoe Bios* of Allegan visited Mr. from Bottle Creek will furnish the Mr. and Mrs. George Brownell of , her parents, Mr. and Mra. W. O. To­ George De Mott and Mrs. Albert Rogers Sunday. We are sorry to report that Mra. th* 'P*'101’110 ot German measles in the music. Three door prizes will be Fremont and Mrs. Ida Myers of bias. Mr. and Mrs. John Doster had for Mr. and Mrs, Keet Tobias and u (School. Tlie major part of pupils are given. Grand Rapids called on their sister ' *aid prti- । involved. , Easter guests, Bert O'Donnell of Mrs. Matilda Smith is suffering an and daughter, Mrs. Claude Walton. children visited Mr. and Mrs. Pres­ writing. Hope for better news next Hastings. Frances Doster of Nash­ ton .near Banfleld Bunday. infection in one of her eyes. We " .Mi, notir.' Thc Ellls «»«tory organization , Thursday afternoon. ville and Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Little Marian Tobias ot KalamaThe Golden children entertained n of a eot>» at its quarterly meeting on Wed- Mott. . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fish ot Mid­ Ideal. ---------- hope site may soon be better. zoo returned home witli her parents, _Mi,» work* nesday, voted to sponsor Memorial dleville called at the home ot hl* the flu last week were able to go tm» eopr. WESt'hope Mr. and Mra. Floyd Tobias. Bunday ESS •SS.'T .D»» 1» wnxoon «w. U» : Mrs. Hazel Otis and Earl and MUSrad Smith. Refiiter of Probata mother. Mrs. Owen IXxige Bunday back to school today. Morgan Hinkley of Hickory Comers r^t week's Letter Thi* neighborhood was saddened evening after spending her Easter and rireniai.4 in .aid ronntr. Assyria Center organization. Mrs. This community was saddened evening and attended the revival last week by the passing of Elmer vacation with her grandparents. . Htaart ci.tB.nl, J nd*, ot Probata. ' Irene Jones and Mrs. Kate Cole called on Mr and Mrs. W. F. Smith service at thc M. E. church. Tuesday. A MUdrH^-itk. Brtti.trr of Proboia. |compo*e the committee for the Ellis. and „. family . . _ . . Sunday ouuuuy afternoon ouciiiuuii to w hear near of u* the itic Richard ....x. of .T — Kate » _ _ Collin* __ of I Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Loomis. Mr. Ihcltard Mclzav McLeay will on go tn to Kai. Kai- j death Mrs. Ryan The Wahanka Camp Fire Birth__________ ___________________ and Mrs. Fred Loomis of Clare, Wmxoo-Tuesdxy.co take -an Hutlngx. »Jrj. CollUU togeUiJr W.bl. with -- examl. ----- , UMXU.,. j: . j----- . day sCJAice. held at Assyria .Ceutce .HtVinll were guests of their brother. Rev. for rntrinrr In r*C,n nn.t >... . » ...__ a ■___________ __ a-_ __ recently, included a three minute notion for entrance to CCC and, her husband. Jerry Collins, who pre­ Frank Loomis, and family Thursday. hopes to be able to pass, , 'talk on Camp Fire Law. illustrated hone. tn he .hie tn .»«. Success, ceded her in death by several years. Owen Dodge has been under the to you. Richard. was among the first settlers of this doctor's care for the past few days I by scripture readings; Mrs. Eialyn Mrs. George Woods and daughter. ne lKnw neighborht|od. Mrs. Collins was Tasker, guardian, gave a three Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bisson and Elizabeth, attended tlje Mother-known known widely as a woman of re­ Miss Virginia Manns were Hastings minute talk on Camp Fire work; Daughter banquet at Kellogg's Fri­ source and character, as possessing (Rev. B F. Hitchock, the pastor. day night. visitors Saturday afternoon. remarkable insight and always see­ I gave a special message to the girls Mr. and Mra. J. D. Crawford. Mrs. Mrs. Ola Hennessey of Otsego ing the humor In any situation. She ,on "The Woman who Saved a Na- visited **“ *----- ----- — Mrs. Anna Van Tine last leaves an adopted daughter. Mrs. Alice Lystrup. and Mrs. Ayers of I tion.” Ionia, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy den Clara Morehouse, who was with her Warner and children of Lowell were | Miss Beatrice Moore teacher tit week. Mrs Silas Doster is spending during her seven weeks' illness, and the Ellis school and Mtss Katherine much of the time with her mother. many devoted relatives and friends. Sunday afternoon callers . at the Jones of th* Austin sc Iwo1 attended , Mrs. Josh DeCrocker. of Richland. The Garden Club was postponed Mrs. Susie Helrigle. widow of Wm. from Thursday to this Wednesday, Helrigle, passed away at her farm One 1930 FORD Mod. A SPORT ROADSTER^— owing to the death of Mra. McDon­ home northeast of town Wednesday assist In the plans for the eighth James Calthrop, who has been Thi* car has been put in good condition 4 A|? grade institute to be'held at Belle­ seriously ill for some time, is re­ ald of Cloverdale. evening, March 21. after an illness Several from here attended the of o[ only , Iew WIU , , Hleumulll . and is a buy at only-----------—- ----------- N fcw vue soon. a few days with pneumonia. ported somewhat improved. Mra. Tire official board of the Ellis F. J. Hughes and Mrs. Peter Castle family, which was held in the', school and the Assyria Center are also belter, which Is good news ! Cloverdale town halt Friday eve- ot , Freeport and very highly respect­ One 1933 V-S FORD DE LUXE SEDAN.—This school will accompany the Bellevue to many. ed She 1* sdrvived by one sister, nine. nlng. We are sorrv sorry to lose them. school board on a trip to visit the .Mrs. Jacob Oeiger. who is spending car is in wonderful condition with brand CEE A Miss Mildred Osgood of Muncie, the winter In California; three Kellogg Foundation school at Mid­ DOWLING. new tires. A bargain at---------------------dleville on Tuesday afternoon. Two bus loads ot children, mostly Indiana, spent lhe week end with daughters, Mrs. Edith Bunn of Free­ the home folks. Mra. Eloise Bower­ port; Mrs. Nora Kaiser ot Caledonia, girls, who ore attending the winter TIIE LITTLE RED BRICK. sock and Joan of Potterville accom­ and Mrs. Beulah Miller ot Plym­ 1926 Model T <OA 1926 Mod. T <AA Mrs. Edith Edger and daughter rcliool at Camp Kltannlwa. Clear panied her home where Mrs. Bower­ lake, attended the Easter program outh. several grandchildren, among Ford Coupe only^CU Ford Tudor only Phyllis attended the funeral of their them. Donald Miller, who has made which was given by the Dowling sock will assist in her Art Shoppe. cousin. James Young. In West Irv­ We are planning an Easter pro­ his' home with her since his birth, ing Sunday. gram to be given next Sunday at the and a wide circle of devoted friends. here Bunday morning and uhich One 1931 8-Cyl. BUICK COUPE.—Per- M4 |? Mr and Mrs Charles Woodruff church. Everyone urged to attend Funeral services conducted by Rev. was very much enjoyed. feet mechanically, food tirea, at only I V spent Friday in Grand Rapids. the service. F. Loomis were held on Bunday aftThe Misses Virginia and Charlotte Visitors at Warren Bolton's Sun­ Wilcox spent a part of their Easter NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. day were Mr. and Mrs- Lewis Clum E. church of which she had long One 1929 PRESIDENT STUDEBAKER SEDAN.— of Lake Odessa and Barbara Lou vacation with Battle cwk relatives. Last Week's Letter. Mrs Anna Pierce i* in Hastings at Charles Kermeen of MlddlevUle been a member. Burial was beside Castelein of Hastings. the husband In Pleasant HUI cetne6 wire wheels. Perfect Several families in the district are present assisting in the care of Mrs. spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jennie Rowley, who is confined at Guy cline and sons. condition, at only---------------- --- ----------- on the sick list this week. The annual meeting of Ute Free­ the home of her daughter. Mrs. J. E. Mr and Mrs. Otto Schantz spent Frank Beckwith's of Hastings port Fire department was held on Mattoon, with a broken hip. Bunday with relatives in Lansing. called on Star Grimmett's Sunday. 1924 BUICK COUPE.—Comfortable and A Lloyd Edwards visited his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Finkbelner Monday evening at the Rosser Bar­ Loren Erb of Hastings spent Tues­ ber Bitop Election of officer* wa* in good condition, at only __-------------------day night with Bernard Hammond. Mra. Rose Edwards, at Ann Arbor and daughter of Caledonia and Miss Saturday where she has gone for an Ruth Heintz of Leighton spent the main business ot lhe meeting. Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Verne later on account of Mra. Morris Cal­ operation. HINDS CORNERS. The funeral of Thomas Jones aged Thomas and sons. kins' brother's death. Our sympathy 80 years, a pioneer resident of Bal­ Ralplr Skidmore of Vicksburg is Maurice Thomas ot Galesburg is is extended 13 and 15 Plato Genuine Ford Batteriea Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hammond timore township. U being held today spending his spring vacation at visiting his father, M. W. Skidmore, (Monday). Mr. Jones suflered a fa ­ for a few day* home. General and Corduroy Tirea. entertained a party ot sixteen guesu tal heart attack while alone in his Mis* Susie Phillipa is caring for Mr. and Mrs. Alton Finkbelner Friday night. The evening wa* >pent In playing cards and visiting. home Friday morning, his lifeless have purchased the bungalow of Bunday. April IM. After delicious refreshments Were body being found by hl* son a short Lapleere B’.lmson and will take posserved by the hostess, all departed time afterward. He leaves three sons and two daughters to mourn hl* Hoover will move to Martin. having had a delightful time. passing. on the woodpile to speak to him. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Shultz the past week caring foe her Phyllis Edger, and mother from our midst. They have been living at Ed. Hoffman who are the parents of mother. Mra. J. Snyder, who has tained their daughter, Mr. and Mra. Mell Henderaijott and sons and Mr. Rebecca Craig's for the winter and twin boys, bom last week at Pen­ Daalor* In WOOL, GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR Mr. and Mra Andrew Roush of and Mrs. Floyd Tobias and daughter moved to their bom* in Hastings nock hospital. FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. Mr and Mrs. Otis Fisher of Kal­ Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Du- from Kalamasoo for Easter. Saturday. Miss Margaret Moore visited bar We are enjoying a wtek of kpring amazoo visited relatives bare Sun­ Marseq and Mr. and Mrs Bchyler day. They will leave this week for Bowen of Bowens Mills were Bun­ vacation in our school Idaiio. where they have spent thc day callers of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Nashville from Thursday till Bun­ One of the best collections of jsdc the past two years in the gold mines Kepkey. We are glad to report Mr. day. Her parents, Mr. and Mra. Will in the world is in lhe Metropolitan and will again engage in mining Kepkey on the gain being able to be tpmAint Um day there. Museum of Art In New York. up part of the time. Each a genuine STANDARD xnoter oil STANDARD OIL SERVICE SPRING BARGAINS This AT THE UNIVERSAL GARAGE! Is Seed Time! Seeds with high percentage of germination are the least expen­ sive seeds to buy—in fact are the only seeds to produce a maximum crop. We carry a large stock of High Grade Farm Seeds of the most desirable varieties—all Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed). 4a9Kfl 9"tU We ask you to consult us be­ fore you buy your farm seeds. SMITH BROTHERS VELTE&COMPANY Telephone 22S7 Halting,, Michigan UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO WA jnw FORD DEALERS Hatting* Michigan Watch thc FORDS Go By � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-04-11.pdf 2f890716e74d0d03e9cd6fb2fb68c0b4 PDF Text Text As the Banner has explained, our THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, APRIL 11, 1934 14 PAGES PAGES lto8 4907 LANDBAND BUT MIE Large Audience Was Pres DRESS GRANGERS I DHL LIFE MO THE ent On Friday Evening Ha« Chosen "Vital Needs of Miss Hershey doming Tues­ LEG SUTURE DID WILL SOON MEET •“ Agriculture" as His { I REM. EOUCMI day and Wednesday, LAST LESSON IN NUTRITION SERIES REPRESENTATIVE VERN BROWN REVIEWS ITS PROCEEDINGS MANY GOOD MEASURES WERE MADE STATE LAWS “Procession Of The Brides” Was Success­ fully Presented At Methodist Church The__________ Methodist__________________ Episcopal church was filled Friday evening for the "Procession of the Brides," spon­ -sored by the mefhbers of the Ladies' Aid Society, and very successfully Bassett. Miss Belva Riley, and Messrs. C. A. Kerr. Roy Cordes. R. H. Loppenthlen. Earl Coleman. Les­ lie Hawthorne and Rene Gangulllet. included “The Old Spinning Wheel." ( "Just jiusi aii An via Old Fashioned raanionea uaracn Garden" WILt ABSAH0B PLANS FOR OITY AID TO BAND Subject MUST COMBINE RELIGION Carlton Center Orange will be AND EDUCATION, SAID hast at a meeting, of Barry county granges, sponsored by Pomona, next DR. BURNHAM Saturday evening. April 14. We are. Indeed fortunate in securing as eonvc AT iirTunnior ________ ,, guest speaker. N. P. Hull, of Lansing. SPOKE AT METHODIST VOTERS AUTHORIZED ------------------ ---------- CH[JRCH SUNDAy A SUCH AID ON APRIL 2 M. April 17 And 18 The last meeting of the Barry Oounty Home Economics Nutrition leaden with Miss Roberta Henbey, Michigan state college, will be held Tuesday and Wednesday. April 17 and l*th. This will complete a five lesson course given by Mias Henbey STIRRING AOTIO TAKES MONOTO COMMITTEE MAKES COSTUME “FINI _______ —— ■ ,—••—■ 7—- — _______ Twenty-nine groups have been Heat and most Interesting events Bund I. Duly 0rfunlied-It. Home. th. Church, th. studying the course throughout the Ticket Sale Opens Today at Mr. Brown Believes the Leg- ever given in the church, without a ories." Solo numbers were "Perhapsi Representatives Will Meet Ito discuss “ The Vital Needs of Ag-1 -----winter with over four hundred wom ­ •islature * — ■j School Have Their Part Doos — Not— Deserve- doubt. Cordes Newsstand — Two en enrolled. With the Council Iriculture" which he IjM choeen os Never was the church more at­ Loves Dream Will Last Forever," । io Such Education Performances Scheduled ** The annual Achievement Day will Much Criticism tractively decorated than it was on Rov Cordes' "O Promise Me" Mrs . n18 subject. Burch: “Sweetest Story Ever Told.”! _?. We e believe JU it. was B a surprise to] to a play by members of the Carlton I in the absence of the pastor. Rev. be held at the Methodist church tn The people of Barry county have. FrW rriuny evening. evening, ai At each eacn pew end ena uurcn: "sweetest story Ever TOia." ' ”, , .7 n H A. C । BO_»cucc oi uic pastor, kcv■ . n — ... ___ ■ _ V. were wmte white aisle aisle posts »-■-•**holding while white Earl Earl Coleman; Coleman; "Just "Just You." Mrs. P.1*"??? H“Ung’ fol« the Orange will be given and musical L. L. Dewey, who was in New York Hastings on Tuesday. May 8. Mrs. totne to believe that what Repre-1i ___ were ,,u posts holding actresses will take tt» _ .... “ ....... . . . ~ ...7 . „ . ... Y . * OK It Inn far citv mnnti»nnnrc nt a a n'rizvV i m... — ___ . •• ___ v ___ __ . and were placed G. Pulta of Nashville;• "Beloved It 08,t*on for clty man tensnee of a selections rendered. A seven o'clock I city. Dr. Ernest Bumham, head of C. D. Bauer, county chairman of in "The Virginian." a fou tentative Vem J. Brown of Masoncandles, -------- -■— -•candelabra —- —— - —7fBrr*cd Bl th® electtan 2. P°t luck supper will precede the the department of Rural Education the Nutrition groups, has appointed either of lhc the « stage Is Mom. Mom." Miss Miss Hunter: Hunter; "Ah. Sweet says about state affairs, especially at elt .her side <»* u«e which I 11 ■ a f°rward step. A good band meeting which we hope may be'of the state Teachers College at various Achievement Day commltabout the legislature of this state, was decorated in green and white Mystery of T.lfe," ,Mlm Leto T<nname by Owen Wister to be present­ Dawning" Mrs. udda 10 ti’e enJ°ymentilfein any largely attended by grangers and Kalamazoo, gave an interesting and h both fair and is told In a sane.1 a ,ovelJr “tt,ng for the ex‘ caster, and• "At Dawning. Dr D D Walton c *ty. The Interest shown last summer i friends Interested In present day helpfuladdressonRellgtousEduca- ranging programs and exhibits for. cd by the Hastings Civic Players tn | truthful manner. In his paper, the ■ hibitknj. Large baskets of fiowers played as a violin solo. "Love's Old “‘‘j1 ems —wlv» * Central auditorium on Wednesday °nH ,,H hu ”* P^ hi.nrtruM. ---------- ------------------ ... (Jon gt MethodlSt ChUTCh Sun­ the day. . Ingham. County News, Mr. Brown < 5an,ked„*Uh fems and and Friday evenings. April 35 and ; day morning. He was introduced by gives a summary of legislative acts Ettat«r ll>*es were an addition to the 27. commencing at 8:18 o'clock. Al' his long time friend, former Condecorations. by the present legislature, which we stage rt *~**,u"’* Mrt J^ MSdty DtanhtPM^ •PProval- wh*n the Andean Igres&man Ketcham. An orchestra under the leadership believe our readers will find interam?owle'understand that ‘ --------i Dr. Bumham took as his text. "Do of Wesley Logan rendered delight­ Harry Dailey, cellist, and Miss’ Pauleitlng. He says: make a suitable background for Use 1 naturally the things of the law. be1 “There appears to prevail among ful music of old time favorites be­ ine Loomis of Albion and Marshall, swift, colorful action of this play. th^^tand^^ll1^1 j cause the law is within ourselves." certain newspaper editors of MlchL fore and after the program. Mrs. । He defined religion us possession of l gon a positive conviction that some­ James Bristol gave several pleasing Virginian.” will be played by Joseph gave "Spring’song" as a cello numund£eD’>suchUI dreum° ' the life of God. as explained by how the state legislature has fallen organ numbers. "Flower Song." DeRuiter; Margaret Gladstone ha# i Jesus Himself. Then there is science -. ------", . ---------------I __ 444444004. 441C44 44 4C4 v U 0U4C1IUV far short of ha duty and that the Mendelssohn's "Wedding March." ber. The music was Interspersed I There could be no doubt of THE NEW SCHOOL LAW whose development depends on ed- ELECT ALLAN HYDE OF the role of "Molly." the school most recent special session marks the "Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin throughout, the program as brides of the interest ...— teacher from Vermont. "Trampos." DOES AWAY WITH ^5?°. _°! the high point of legislative assin- and others equally loved. Selections I tie various years marched in. JOHNSTOWN TWP. AS the brusque, insolent enemy of "The ; the few band programs which were I Mrs. George McClung, wife of the I I along with folks is helped by both I inlty Insofar as attention to the.in- by the chorus composed of Mrs. Virginian." will be played by Coach given here last summer and fall ' I religion and education. CHAIRMAN THEM i tcrests of the people of Michigan Robert Burch. Mrs. James Langston. Rev. McClung, pastor of the First Leslie Hawthorne All three are ap­ The fine music furnished at those' | What everybody ought, to do. said is Involved. The governor is quoted Mrs. Rena Culler of Woodland. Mrs Methodist church in Grand Rapids, concerts was also an evidence that \ pearing for the first Unw in a Civic j Dr. Bumhani. is to devetopVphllosas saying that only "fire, flood, hur­ P. O. Fultz of NhshvUle. Mrs. Floyd wrote the prologue which was based there is excellent band rtaterial in DIPLOMAS TO Bt GIVEN Players production oltliough they Ophy of life that will enable him to COMMITTEES FOR THE Everhart. Miss Frances Hunter, Miss on a dream by the "Bride to Be." ricane or riot” will induce him to this city and vicinity which, with i aahaai AAimn rnw:t problems that may arise in a RY YEALA^E CH0SEN call a third special session. One im­ Maye Smelker. Miss Lelo Lancaster. Miss Dorothy Long, who is talking proper organization and support, BY rn CO. ^CHnni SCHOOL L COMMR COMMR. fmanner that will not upset him; in DI LU. aunUU LUMIVin. Miss Verlan Linington. Miss Lucv (Continued on page seven) portant stale editor insists that the dramatic presentations. Than than would mean that a fine band can be . , — a wa Y that w111 develop the highest governor is voicing the fefling of the maintained in Hastings. Such a band Teacher 1 s Becommendation quauties in his life. There Smith and Backus Head the add to the enjoyment of the play. electors and closes his diatribe with could not be kept up without finan­ READ IT CAREFULLY. *• ' ' — ... recently grown up what might Equalization and Finance to Oommiaaioner Will these words. "The legislators have NASHVILLE LADIES The complete cast will be given cial support. Few people realize the ibe termed a humanistic philosophy Beginning on our first page Is an made their record, now let ’em run Committees required for practice and re­ Bring the Diplomas ; which holds that you can educate GIVING PROGRAM time article which girei verbatim the A committee under ths direction ’ hearsals that are necessary for a The board of supervisors met for Through County School Cornmls- ■ people to the point where they will What is the record? pas-sca at tne recent special ses- « . - first class band. There are many their April session at the court Neither time nor space permits a .ion or th. MM. .obmiuta, ’’«•«“■>» "ProoeMion •>! expenses too for music and other ,sloner Mrs. Maude Smith we learn attain the highest ideals of life. Dr. house In this city on Tuesday, yes­ of an important change made In Burnham believes the advocates of discussion of all so let us consider ... , the Brides" on Friday Items. There ought to be a trained granting eighth grade diplomas in, that Idea have missed something, terday. They organized by electing riding boots, neckerchiefs, old fash­ the last special session which, after leader for such a band. Such a rural schools. The legislature, al .There are more things in life, he Supervisor Allan Hyde. «f Johns-; ioned costumes and other proper'* Evening all, is the one being moot discussed. leader would find plenty to do to town as chairman of the board for I At At the the Nashville Nashville Methodist Methodist church church assist the members and keep up the second extra session, passed . said, 'han their philosophy has ever What did the governor ask for andI ’“‘Cthis year. what Is known as House Bill No. *3 dreamed of. what did he get? • We hope every reader of the Ban- 'on Friday evening. April 13. at eight their interest. A voluntary, organl- as an amendment to Section 7555 of! The supreme need is that there Mr. Hyde named his committees1 have been agreeably surpriMd His first message opened' up a vast: ner will carefully read that MH. He o'clock, the ladies of the church will ration could not be expected to con­ the Michigan Compiled Laws of shall be developed in each of us a to serve the board for the coming find what a wealth of authentto pi field of legislative exploration. Chief, tribute the funds required to main­ year as follows: lod costumes, furniture, etc., can of course, was his "insurrection" telllgenUy at the special election Brides." There will be lovely brides tain the band and meet its expen- 1929. This amended section of the dependable character, a life that Equalization—Smith. Stutz. Wil­ bill, a repetition of a demand made which will be held on Monday, April wearing gowns dating back to 1860। sea. They donate far more than school laws Is very Important to will foltow the path of duty and re­ cox. Hall. Moon. Brown and Pennels. such as this and a number of ------- --------- districts------• • - sponslbility. because and by reason rural school and to --------parents at the first special session in No­ 30. ; and up to the present time, several is generally realized by giving their of children attending such schools. of an inner urge to be something Miscellaneous Claims — Martens, vember that Uve legislature give as­ On pa*e 2 of thia week's Banner being the same as were used here own time to carry on its work. We It does away entirely with eighth and do something. This inner life, Glasgow and Struln. early eighties have already sent to a scheme to permit the state we present some arzumcnls against list Friday evening. Many other old believe the only way in which a Criminal Claims—Graves, Usbome secured. In addition several which God Himself can supply, will administrative board to borrow from adding 538.000,000 of interest-bear-lime dresses have been loaned fori। community band can be sustained grade examinations for rural school tumes for the leading chan children. -It means that practically help us to work out our philosophy and McCann. federal funds and to engage upon a ln< bonds to the state's Indebted- the occasion by friends from NashLivestock Claims — Potts, Backus huge building project involving the ness at this Ume. Read the bill,1 vllle, Vermontville. Bellevue, Wood- by the voters of this city one week all rural school pupils who com­ of life. Along with It should be the and Stutz. w education which the schools can expenditure of about *30.000.000. then read the Banner's comments, land_and Charlotte. There will also ago Monday, when a good majority plete the eight grades of school Roads and Bridges—Struln, Wotwork in district schools will be U give. With enlightened hearts and most of which was for buildings and vote as you —'■* u* 4 ----- -— "*---------*------- -- ------------ decided that th# city should furnish granted, without examination, ad­ rlng and Barber. • (Continued on page two) which the state cannot support even after reading both . lone from Italy, one from Hungary, the financial support for such a mission to hlgn schools within the Salaries — Schader, Brown and ' for school students. This alight if secured without cost or debt. The tc I and one from Ireland. band. Potts. coimty where they live. The rural first special session reduced the The Hastings City Bond some time scwol district will, as in the. past, THE COUNCIL MET Finance—Backus. Glasgow, Mc­ xBclyeme to actual needs and insisted ten by Mrs. George McClung of (Continued on page six) struln and Usbome. be compelled to pay the tuition for FOR ORGANIZATION Cann. That a referendum be taken to the Grand Rapids, with Miss Jean Roe Township Clerk Reports—Wotsuch students who go on to high ALBION COLLEGE 01 people. Falling to secure this nice representing the "Bride to Be." and ACHIEVEMENT DAY ring. Barber and Wilcox. school; but recent laws will help (Continued on page five) written opinion stating who may Mrs. J. C. Fumiss the "Voice of Apportionment —Glasgow, Martens districts to meet that expense In all Thd Appointments of Mayor TETTE MONDAY Dfeams.” and Pennels. SATURDAY, MAY 5 districts where the number of pupils Leonard Have Approval । A very delightful program of wed­ Printing—Hall. Smith and Brown. SCHOOL ORATORS IN enrolled exceeds eight children. Tlie 10 Cents copy of that opinion. ding music is being prepared by 4-H of the City Fathers (Continued on page six) Clubs Organized in new section which does away with TOURNAMENT HERE Mrs. f. g. Pulta and her commltte. ting of Brother eighth grade examinations reaefcr'as The new city council met on Mon­ Twenty-Five Rural Mrs. Charles Betts will preside at SPRING MUSIC FESfollows: day evening for organization, nam­ CITY’S SCHOOLS GET Until October The Sub-District Speech Contest the piano. Nashville musicians will Schools “Section 5. Pupils eligible to have ing the standing committees and tlVAL FRIDAY NIGHT be assisted by Mrs. Robert Burch of Michigan High School Forensic $5,000.00 FROM STA Club their tuition paid shall be holders making the city appolntrhents. The Barry County . Association will be held at Central and Mrs. Floyd Everhart of Has­ W. A. Schader succeeds himself as Achievement Day will be held at the of eighty grade diplomas, which Auditorium here this afternoon and High School Band, Orches­ tings, shall have been granted prior to the president of the council, making him The Money la Advance^by given by college students. Methodist Episcopal church in Hus ­ evening. Five schools are participat­ Quite a number of local people effective date of this act by the also a member of the Oounty the State Department tra and Olee Clubs to ing: Lansing Central. Lansing East­ ore planning to attend the produc­ tings on Saturday. May 5. according county board of examiners, or shall___________ With the opportunity to hear Board of Supervisors as is also Mayto Harold J. Foster. County Agri­ ern. Bailie creek Central. Kalama­ tion at Nashville Friday evening. Albion College quartette at Present Program of Education cultural Agent. 4-H dubs are organ­ be grunted by the county cornmls- ‘ or Chas. Leonard. zoo and Hastings High. The decla­ sloner of schools of the several I Nominations for appointments ized in 25 Barry county rural The Spring Music Festival to be mation contests will begin at 3:30 ELECTION OF OFFI ­ counties upon the written recom-1 made by Mayor Leonard were all schools. An effort is being made by o'clock, the oratorical contests at presented this Friday evening at j-.. — __ ai ,p rovtx j by Uje council and all mendation of the teacher or the i the legislature, provided that 815.- The admission will 7:00 o'clock and the extempore eight o'clock by the High school CERS IS COMPLETED every club to finish their winter's principal of the school, nubile, pri- ।are reappointments: (W0.000 yearly be appropriated to as­ speaking contests at 8 00 o'clock. band, orchestra and glee clubs, is Superintendent of the Water sist the public schools of Michigan, Achievement Day will bring the vate. or parochial, in which any John Leary will represent Has­ Corn-Hog Bedaction Associ ­ such pupil is enrolled, or shall have Works and Street Commissioner. the money to be disbursed 11trough under the direction of Miss Frances exhibits of all club members to ­ tings In the declamatory division; members of the Hastings completed eight grades of work in Bert Sparks; City Marshal. Harry the Department of Education. Hunter and Wesley Logan. The pro ­ gether for the selection of the coun ­ ation Chooses Wm. Irene Jones in the oratory division hood. 1____ ________Night Police, Clarence ty champions in the various years' a graded school district, os evi- Thompson; and Lillian Tolhurst in the extem­ gram will be Jn the Central auditor­ This college quartette will Strain, Chairman ium beginning at eight o'clock. work of Clothing and Handicraft denced by the written statement of Shultz; City Attorney, Kim Sigler; be paid to the schools, under the reg­ pore division. Other contestants arc (Continued on page six) t Health Officer. Dt M. R. Kinde. Especial features are the comet solo ulations fixed by law and by that de­ Election to the various committees follows: by John Chandler, selections from and offioers of the Barry county Standing committee# named by partment. U now available, the state Champions in the various years' Declamatory — Richard Kellogg. Mayor Leonard arc: is advancing to schools that need Battle Creek; Arthur Bates, Lan­ operas by the band, and selections Corn-Hbg Reduction Association work are awarded a trip to Michi­ CO. AGENT FOSTER • Public Safety and Improvement— more money than they now have in sing .Central; Glenn Willoughby. from II Trovatore to be rendered by have been completed according to gan state College to attend Club CAN GET SEEDLINGS Wooton, Pleraon, Hoonan and Wels- sight to carry them up to the end of County Agent Harold J. Foster. Week in July. This trip is always Lansing Eastern; Muriel Hess, Kal­ presented throughout the program, looked forward to and enjoyed by The ballot for election of township tills school year. These schools would ” -----»-«? OS.A..U nsnn.-;amazoo Central Side and Crosswalks — Hoonan. have received tills mcney later. The op­ Farmers Should Place Their Oratory — Joe Harmon. Battle all being especially prepared for ■committeemen closed April 6. with every club member who Festival. — The wglee clubs -------and the result that every township put portunity to attend Haven. Schader and Welssert ----- ---------------—----------Orders Before Thiirtf. Creek; John Bates. Lansing Central; this mixed chorus will sing several beau' Into permanent office their tempoStreets .and Bridges — Welssert, County Agent Foster is arranging on their work. Superintendent Van­ Lawrence Payne. Lansing Eastern; day,‘April 19 \ Schader, Haven and Hoonan. tlful songs under Miss Hunter's di-1 rary committee that served so well a delightful program for Achieve­ Buskirk applied for *5.000 from this ’ Lloyd FayUng. Kalamazoo Central. Following U the --------------------program: Water Works—Schader. Miller. education fund to help meet run­ — during the Township Bign-Up days. ment Day on May 5. Rural boy/ Oounty Agricultural Agent HarcM Extempore — William Centner. rectton. Wooton and Hoonan. Chairmen of the community cem- and girls over Ute county genera/y ning expenses so that the school can Battle Creek; Harry Purdy. Lan­ Trlsglan March. Losey—The Or­ mlttees were then called to Hastings are invited to attend as well as pdr- pine and spruce seedlings for farm- ' Finance—Miller, Wooton. Schader sing central; WiUls Bullar. Lansing ii nd Pleraon. Pierson Saturday for the perfecting of the ents and others interested in toys' ers of Barry county to be used Ini and school year. This *5,000 would have Eastern; Jack Nuthall. Kalamazoo. chestra.' and girls* work. forestry and windbreak plantings. Fire — Pierson. Miller, Haven and been paid later to the Hastings county organization. William Struln "The Rosary," Nevin—Comet Solo, of Assyria was elected president of For the most part Mr. Foster or- Relckord. bion college will serve as Judge for John Chandler. ders two year old seedling trees] Llghtlng-Schader, Wooton. HaSelections from 11 Trovatore. Ver­ the oounty Association; Roy Brumm SHIRLEY MAYO IS all of the contests. whlch come at about three to three- ven and Miller. it would have paid later on to help di. Remembrancca of Wkldtenfel, of Nashville, vice-president: Harold HURT IN ACCIDENT fifty per thousand, depending upon Sewers—Haven, Wels&ert. Schader our schools. Seredy. Bohemian Dance. Engelman. J. Foster Oounty Agent, secretary-. variety. Norway Spruce. White and Hoonan. and Connecticut March. Nossam— The County Truck He Was the ■Ordinances — Relckord. Wooton. mlsstoner. Mrs. Maude Smith, re­ Hastings, treasurer. Spruce. White Pine and Norway The Orchestra. made without difficulty. Tlie all important Allotment Com­ Red Pine are available this year at Pleraon and Wcissert. ceived word from the state educa­ Driving Hit By Train The Brotherboot City Property—Haven, Welsaert, tional department that the *5.000 mittee. which has the bulk of the the above range of prices. \ JOHN WATKB8. Deep River. Burleigh. Monday night H at Milo Miller and Hoonan. requested to help the schools of this ' Last year farmers in Barry county 1 Owing to the death of his wife and Didn't II Rain, Burleigh—High taxable and helnft An accident that was little short set over 80,000 seedling trees. Many \ Elections—Miller, Wooton. Pier­ city as, an advance payment, had due to his own 111 health. John Wa­ school and Junior High combined clsions to make regarding the pra« been granted. gram. is made up of the following of a marvel happened tills Wednes­ of these people have already placed ion and Relckord. ters will quit farming, and will dis­ Olee Clubs. men: William Strain. Assyria, chair­ day forenoon al M110 at about ten their order for trees again this pose of his personal property at III. man; Vem Webster. Barry Twp. and year. Some varieties of those menpublic auction at his farm on 8ec. Grant Us True Courage. Lord, L. O. C. Flnefrock, Woodland Twp. Usually the C. K. & 8. train tloned above will be delivered April 33. Rutland township. 4 miles south Bach. 7711s committee is now arranging —_ ---------------------------------------— 35. so It will be necessary for any and west of Hasllngs.on M-43. Ho for the printing of contract data In day. but this time it came on Wed- fanner wanting trees this year to will offer a good work team, full Chorus. the local papers of the county. As nesday instead. Shirley Mayo, driv- place his order right away. blood Jersey cow due soon, poultry, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA soon as the Stale Board of Reviews ing one of the Barry county road Mr. Faster Is sending the total hay. grain, feed, potatoes, and a Solute to ClebUm. McOosh—The passes on tlis contracts they will go trucks, evidently did not hear the THE ^TATE OF MICHIGAN—DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1 county order to the College on good list of farm tools. Henry Bandto work on this large maw of mater-1 whistle or see the train, and drove Thursday. April 19. Anyone wanting To AU to Whhm These Presents Shall Come: Flannery w|U cry the sale, with All It Well. McOosh—Cornet- lai. :onto the tracks directly In front of trees, who lias not yet ordered, must I, Frank D. Fitzgerald, Secretary of State of the State of Michigan and Frank Waters as clerk1. Read Mr. Baritone Duet. John Chandler. Rob­ «i« — . — I the engine. place the order before that date. Custodian of the Great Seal thereof. Do Hereby Certify that the attached Waters' auction sale advertisement ert Hoos. W. R. C. BIRTHDAY DINNER. , Luckily the train was travelling Is u true and compared copy of House Enrolled Act No. 30 (Act No. 40 In this issue and remember the date. DO YOU OWN Scenes from Opcraland. Overture. ..T*1* yontWy Birthday:about 30 miles per hour when the CUBS TO GIVE CEN­ of the Public Acta of the Extra Session of 1934). the original of which is Indlviduil owners Intermezzo, Dolly Dimple. Mc- dinner wiU be held at their hall oa car was hit. the impact turning -he COMMUNITYHAIX. on file in this office. TRAL P. T. A. PROGRAM a.lura.,. April 14 conpllmrnlAr, lnx± ,u ' There will be a big Community Cosh. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand Washington Post March. Sousa— ■» T-.<? w5“’7 „A‘LS?”b*” "* in rib. Th. truck «u pushed Auction Bale held at the fair and affixed the Great Seal of the State at the Capitol, urnd u> alimd U poMlbl, .ion, u.. rrkek two or thre rod,. Presenting "The Coming of grounds. Saturday, this week, under The Band. (SEAL) . tn the City of Lansing, this 30th day of March, the management of Andy Matthews ■ ■■■—. before the train was itopped. when Akela" at Auditorium 1934. and J. E. Norton. Mr. Norton is PRANK D. FITZGERALD, Thursday Evening an- auctioneer and expects to make Hastings ills home. Full partlulars Tomorrow, Thursday evening. Cub X-rays were taken. It was found of this event will be found on anPack 14, Harycy Burgess, Cub Mas­ State of Michigan. 67th Legislature. bonds: and to provide a referen­ ZX11X.1L/ 1 / , 10 /YIND 1 7 serious injuries sustained. Mr. Mayo ter, will present the pageant, "The dum thereon. wishing to dispose of certain pieces Coming of Akela” at the Central P. (BUI No. 33.) The common council of this city of personal property may bring it He was removed T. A., in the auditorium. has designated April 17. 18 and 19 to this sale and have it offered to city as at once, once. The cuy rne 1 Harvey Burgess wrote "The Com- HOUSE ENROLLED ACT No. 80. J demoted. ^il«: as "Clean-Up Days" for Hastings. the highest bidder. AN ACT to provide for the con­ Those who wish to put their yards, hHh m «tr^rivUnrnhih^’ thankful the accident was no Akela. Thirty Cubs and cub leaders tracting of a debt by the state; to RUSSELL MILLS. lawns and parkings In order should bish in gutters is strictly prohibited. assist with the program. suppress and prevent an alarming 1 Having decided to quit farming. Those violating this notice, after __________ ______________ Otlier characters are: Medicine ana dangerous dislocation in the Russell MIHs will have an auction than the last dkte mentioned. The April 19. will be proaecuted/ Ths NOTICE. Man, Wellesley Ironside; Reader. —r- —. ------------------------- r— dty will co-operate with tha propcouncil has an ordinance covering The Hastings Memorial Day Corn- Wallace Osborn; Den Chiefs, Gor­ people of this state; to provide of Hastings on M-43. then 3 miles erty owners by providing trucks to thls matter, so that the city authori- mittee will meet in Legion Hall at don Crothers. Bernard Williams and for the furnishing of employment south and 1-3 mile east. J. E. Norton (pick up the rubbish if placed at the John Barnett; Hubert Bronson has will cry this tale, offering one horse,' curbing.- This be an accom accom-­ 4 1U3 will wiu oc April 16 to, discuss, and form plans charge at the special lighting effects. catlle. tools, etc.. Read full par-1 modation modation which property owners which property owners for the construction of certain ought to appreciate. sited audlendo to witness this pro­ projects; to provide revenues and of this Issue. After having extended this fine Charles H. Leonard. । should bear this In mind. duction. „ _ ——— , „ NO MORE 8TH GUIDE XIMINITIONS SUPERVISORS IN SESSION TUESDAY Three Auction Sale* LEGAL NOTICE CLEA N-UP DAYS” A PR IT I 1 *7 £TSS« ESTUS 1 Q A NTPi 1 Q lhal ***« were bonM «• �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AMUL II, MM OTE “NO” STATE P. T. A. CON­ IBEILLFEffl GRESS APR. 25-27 Nationally Known Educators Six Hundred and Eighty-Six HEIL EDUCATION to Speak—Interesting Farmers Sign Corn-Hog CORN LANDS ARE BEING APPRAISED —news LOCAL NEWS \ items from THORNAPPLE-KELLOGG ■■• i as a reward for selling the most You Men who wear Overalls netting Ackers and red horse from tohool or community in Barry counthe river. tr. Ute Thomapple-W. K. Kellogg Program TM> U N» ftM io Add *38,000,000 to Michi,.**’. Boadod Reduction Program (Continued from page <me> The Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle 12“ mte?dlS The stale convention of the Mich­ DoU—Woald Roquir. m,*00,000 InUrul Io Bo , Harold J. Foster. Barry County ' XLX. L’dl* ““““ igan Oongrecs of Parents and Teach ­ Agricultural Agent, reports Barry informed minds we can Ure helpful, achievement and its Interest in tellPkld T.^*)r»r*—“Po-Ac Yoo-Go,’ers to to be held in Grand Rapids oounty farmers signed up on th* u«ful Hves on April 25. 28 and 27 In ___ the _Civic Rutland Cemetery Circle meets government Oom-Hog Reduction! Dr- Bumham brought home to _w. During the last few weeks the program far stronger than was ex- everyone the conviction that the auditorium. Mrs. David W. Stewart with Mrs. Emma Wallace Wednes- homappie-W. K. Kellogg school pected Tlie taking of contracts1 foundation for religious education Iis the president of the Congress and day P. M. April 18. refer MA bear in mind | the tore will bk a SPECIAL people nttut approve the bonds be- clored April 1. with 688 contracts In must be laid in the home, where Iis an exi>crfencrd educator and Mrs. Ida B. Bogart has traded her who were atudylng the methods of the hands of Oounty Agent Foster, parentrtake the interest they should Ileader In child welfare. DN <» MONDAY, APRIL lore issuing them. . m^e c^trs^are now fo the uTtheir cMldren. seek to intelllgmi- , Mrs. A. H. Reeve, an international farm to Grant Muir tot; city prop- our school. We are always glad to Is Stale; to vote on the pro-1 It may be that government, state . extend a welcome to visitors at Our of community*committeemen i ■>' Bulde them, and especially to live j leader, is to be one of the outstand■ua of nearly 538 000,000 of and -national, can restore prosperity hands oaiuu ut ounuuuiiikj uxuuuiictuihi -------------- . -----•----- ■ .. , The many friends of Fred C. school. Martny state bonds. If the | by piling up huge debts. We do not for the appratelng of com lands, before Hpfnw them thi-tn Ilves live* of nf virtue, Virtue truth truth Ing inir speakers sneakers on Wednesday Wtdncsrby evening. Parker arc sorry to hear lhat he is; Bupi — ’Tintandante Roundtable and• subscribe to that philosophy. Debts AIW* Ulh they will be turaM me, *M amerty. TbM U Mi tauwlue , to the house by Illness. banquet was Held at the Thornapple of Mother-Singers hare been re­ confined must be paid; and the larger they toUWBUU Oorti-H.« Bo«M u, >un »«*«! n-ll«lou, edueMIjM. About twenty local Eastern Stars W. K. school Tuesday evening. The Dr. Bumtiam spoke of his own hearsing selections to be given at were guests at a special meeting of Home Economics Department of our used to nuke extensive improve- are the more troublesome they be­ Review for inspection and apthe convention. It is expected that come. No . proval. Allotment *'V* individual ... who wished ,, co , , pro* al. The i lie Oounty irfVuuvj o11**>ii*^i *t Oom- Ufe as a boy - on , the • farm . and of the menu and additions to state-owned w****. 200 women will assemble for a Joint Freeport Chapter O. R 8. on Thurs- fcho°* «rved the banquet. th* ' -lttee _*n <lhen i__ _ ku ___ uyci _*u. uic nlaee•P^ce , -- which — the -------------— ___ wiu would li.rinlff* Indulge the hallurlhalluclwU1 uicu over the w*iconchurch had In Miirtnw ugn ior «e>vnu nuuc prosper wwwtlH - ------------------ uniitcc — ---------------— his day evening. !----------------- -----------------------h—that .I..* ho could MMail/t get <**., ahead . hnud by hv tracts _ . for - their approval ...__ . .._ __ p.rlv Hfi* y'T’llhf'r,* WA*W thpn mnvMnamUaDs on trunk line highways nation after which ^' There were nn then no mov- rehearsal, under the direction of Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kurr. OBITUARY 2*r Detroit and for highway con- increasing his interert-bearing otoll- j they will be sent to Washington for *«• no automobiles to swift y carry Miss Clara K. Starr, of Detroit. Another new feature will be the 135 E. Bond 81.. Thursday morning. Augusta Laubeugh. daughter of .iHyiVn Nearly all of the pro- gallons, in our Judgment that ap- . *>ayment. one places he wished to visit, bu. ■aada rf Ute bonds would be used to piles to governments as well as to J Everything possible is being done the church and the folks in it were •■Verse Speaking choir" oi of nuueui. students’ April 5. a daughter who has been John and Almira Laubaugh. was xu>a vninr In the ih. CountyM«Zo* «™*« and "il in >" S' IK of 01 a i movie he said from the ElStocking Sm out a buSdlng program for1 persons. Ifn Hgenl . office the beat kind —„l. —I —sixth — school named Anna Maxine. bom in Ashland county, Olik». on ctafe-wwned ifoUtuttons, and for state1>»*hasw*Mn gottenMom along committees Oover the county county «, to rash rush Tb U1®™ and Ibel* thelr *««« faces and - • Our .l«U v*r th* TO “udy them Md grade. Mrs. Henry Weaver held thelucky July >• 1M7 a»ddeparted this life­ ---W. Whitehouse of Al- number and waa awarded the Pres- °° March 30. 1934 at the age of 66 i jt*mU separations. .through four ***** years ot of dapMoalondepression—. lhu thln gs along w as tut fast u os noadblr possible toto- K*'’-their ­ ­ through too* ™ ‘heirattitude attitudetoward towardvital rltalrere .nA •*..worst of it<>too—__ wtltvMilthe the. WBnla . . p.yment. _______ H. D. Hootman. • - - Dis—- >!«l«*»l/*n «n*»real *-ollife Ufahad hadeducational arlumatInnal bion College is to speak Wednesday byterlan A B qull, the quHl bc. yean, g months, and 30 days. She; As we weunderstand bonds—'— and without ‘on and AB unuentaiiu It. **. these uum. ——the — — — — -- — - -­ afternoon^Aprtl 25, and a pageant, I ln< Elated by one of the members, came with her parents to Michigan: re to retired at ' huUdtag andImprovements Jmprovementato trletuircctor Directororof com-nog Corn-Hog won. work. leaving — out cooperation are to b. be retired at the the rate rateof of,new buildings and s trict • °< -------- ---------- Membc— o. u.e weslevan Metho- ln 1818 al of nlne yea”- 8l» •tout 11J80D00 a year and the tn- ’ present buildings which are owned. compliments the County Agent's of- Uj® teaching from the pulpit and "International Mut, with a cast tmt. dm?Wa 30-year period Gas by the state. The grade separation* n„ ror the „y they have handled the Sunday school mere Uno eon“ - .hev “*> have, ha«- until unlU thel.ui. lhe Ch" Vxre^ny taVamoTnt of n*ct. and “**—*•““* •• wZditSS'R . . i-n „„ W.|> .. filet, he he said, said, between between religion religion and to tetatat ytTly to retire about state can provide them. So can' •; work. He reports lhe county very adence nor between religion and . *.<«, i J »“■T S.X'-’S “S' half the issue. No matter where new reads construction program. We I weu advanced in the program in education. They must work togetho. Waters of Hastings and Mrs. program and talks by prominent ed-,, CT matters, „ , . ... Eiizatxm Elizabeth weaver Weaver or of nutiana. Rutland, wnu who the money comes from, the people of, “re not opposed to a state building comparison to other counties in the «r. Th* Hnm Home Co. hu ■ b«U , bnxhe*. Le.l L.UWhile denominational religion ucators will all help to make the | The Michigan win foot the bUT The and road construction program Sids'^rill draw 4 per cent interest.! »hlch would coat 538 000.000. if and state. convention inspiring and profitable. ;W *"*»u*w*m*nl In lliU Usu. ol n,u,h Bra.nlown. WUoomU,. cannot be Jaught in our schools, yet Even with the good advance the !?t^ annw ’ Th0 ^ e . wh Y c on ,cn ’ P 1 * t * ’ *nd nv* irtndchlldren lurvlv* he*. religion and education are not sep ­ at Hmieht s ner cent not com- when provision is also made for fr^nded, the taxpayers of Michigan I paying for it. without adding 522.- program has in tlie county. Mr Fos- arable. A good tenclier may never bulMlOBor r«p*b-u>g buUdlni* »UI, bralde m»n» other reHUra and be interested. , (rjends. She has always lived in the if the bond issue is voted, will have 1800.000 of Interest for taxpayers to quite some time yet before any speak of religion to her pupils; but Especial attention I3 called this township of Rutland and near her to pay in principal and interest: dig up. The state now owes WO O®®? money is turned over in Barry If her life is what it ought to be and she is thoughtful of her influence week to lhe large announcement of old home, excepting two years she (uitotantlaliy 580 800.000. instead of I000- In our Judgment it will be poor county. a^WMO can our Mate hope to financing to add 538.000.00 to our । upon the children, without any cfAn especially interesting and in­ the Rexail Store by Carveth and | resided in the city of Hastings, hav। fort she she can can help help their their religious religious life. life. TUC QTATE I AUUC MIIQT ;fart *« interest-bearing debt at this time time. Stebblns. This is an opportunity to- Ing lived in her own fam home for spend itaelf Into prosperity by vot­ (That isjrue in the liomo with the structive program was presented at stock up at low expense. Michigan should get on a pay-as- Int dlAIC LRVYo IvlUol । 45 years. She was converted at the the Women's Club Friday afternoon ing big bond iMues? RF COIVIPI IFD WITH ।train parents. lie believed parents should with the citizenship committee In The J. c. Penney company store age of 17; A. K. Stewart being her Governor Comstock originally you-go basis, and not add millions of DC 7___TIC their children religiously. tor at that lime. She has always tergbd that the legislature authorize interest to Ute tax burdens of its charge. Mrs. J. T. Mohler presiding. of this dty is announcing In this TntvaukiM Bhrttriri I while there are critics of our pub­ Issue of the Banner a special mer-1 been an acUve worker in the W. C. the tone of wo.ooo.ooo of bonds citizens. Bonding is the "easy" way; Township Officers Should llc schools, the speaker believed that "Know Your Own Community" chandlsing event. This Is the 32nd jT. U. and other community activiwas the avenue of approach chosen. without submitting the matter to but it is the most costly. If the was---a ,loving mother and Know Requirements of iour system of education will inevi- Mrs. Marian Goodyear ajjly Intro­ annlversary of the company. Michigan legislature will work out a <{ties. ,u* She - ----------'™1----------------------Thnir nffima 1 teW m®*" « higher standard of Judge McPeek held court Tiiura- ij her kind, gentle disposition won her dieulous proposition was that there plan we can. with the return of bet­ xneir unices ‘living and a deeper and more sln- duced the ladies to the' plan and management of our city ijovernmcnt. day and Friday, taking up only a large circle of friends and rela­ exists an "emergency" which re­ ter limes, do all the work contem­ Jt is now time for township of- cere religious life. When he entered plated by the 538.000.000 bond issue, tives who will sadly miss her. quires such action. He alleged in the Start early to teach children the chancery matters, practically all of fleer* wiio were elected April 2 to be high school, he said, said. statistics bill he had drafted for the legate- with 522.800.000 interest, by applying functioning in their offices. We hope showed that there were about 200.- basis of government, citizenship, them connected with the receiver-1 Borne day the sun of life shall set lurt that there is an "incipient in­ the principle of getting of debt by rights of others, and later the other ships of the Nashville and Freeport'j and I shall fall asleep. ' all of them, especially the super- OOO pupils in the high schools of And leaving all that I hold dear, will ■ surrection" in Michigan, because of keeping out of debt. branches vp to our National govern­ banks. visors and township boards, read : this country. Now there arc beThe Banner docs not favor voting | find the silence deep— ment. Stress the knowledge of fre­ unemployment, which could only be Mrs. Pauline Bites has been cmthe article in the Banner of last tween four and five millions of suppressed by giving the governor 538.000.000 bonds, thereby adding quent repetition. A detailed outline ployed as deputy clerk at the city! For where I go we know that God week, in which we mentioned how young people in the high schools of of the municipal management in hall. Since the death of Miss Pat-jj has promised perfect rest. authority to spend 530.000.000 on 522.800.000 of interest burden, at the township of Watson In Allegan; America. Hastings, the adult's duty to govern­ on. the vacancy has been ternpor J And peace for every aching heart, a building program for the state! this time. We hare waited four county stood to possibly lose a con-, The training one derives from our Made from Jolt Denim. The money was to come from an years, and we can wait a little long­ slderable sum of money because tlie public schools is not merely what h ment. and an urge to always vote arily filled. Mrs. Blisa has received i and every troubled breast.^ er for the contemplated spending i And lo<e more lasting than our own gave much instruction. issue of 530.000,000 of 4 per cent supervisor and the treasurer of that, obtained from books. Much more permanent employment. .. give vu I He'll to U1C me vo to accpkeep— program. The state of Michigan OVer 1716 more feet of bonds, payable 51.000.000 per year ' Law Obedience. Self Discipline" township and the town board had | ought to be derived from good ex­ A roof nre lhc Mrs -Richardson wh-n aU my burdens are laid down can. and ought to. do whatever and the Interest. Those bonds would wax presented by Mrs. Geo. W. home on E. Thorn St., on Sunday | j Uave Bone to riecp cord per pair than in failed to carry out the provisions of amplcs of wholesome, clean and have cost the taxpayers 548.000.000. building and construction work may the Michigan statutes with refer-' helpful living by teachers. One of Sheffield. called out the department. The dam-1 --and they would have only the privi­ be required, when times are better Mrs. H. A- Adrounic explained age amounted to about 825.00. Mr. 1 ordinary overalls. ence to depositing money in banks., the finest things that can be taught OBITUARY. lege of paying that huge sum. with and without bond Issues. naturalization of the foreign woman --------------------------------------- ------------------Miss Edna Gingrich was bom AuIn our Judgment the voters of There are other statute require- u a sense of appreciation. The pcr- as it stands under the cable Act. and Mrs. Kes par and Mr. and Mrs no voice whatever about the plac­ VTAwitt ...... ...... ..... Hewitt nrrnnv occupy th<* the residence. ments governing other township.son who meets life with the selfish gust di 27. . 1906, at ct. Saranac and ___ was ing of that big debt on themselves Michigan should register an emphat- offices which ought to be followed. , purpose of getting out of it all he a law of 1922. It is rather a simple Hastings Chapter No. 68. Royal That is consideration of the people's process foT a woman, who lost her Arch Masons will hold a family married October 28. 1933. to Percy The judge has not as yet granted Can for iiimsclf lias made a poor Kucmpcl. After an illness of more rights with a vengvnee. Fortunately the election on Monday April 30. his decision in the case of Watson. start in real living. Tlie young per­ citizenship prfcr to 1023 to become night at Masonic Temple Friday than five months she passed away Visit our w'ork clothes township; but it looks as if the fall-; son who appreciates what has been naturalized, but such a person can evening. April 13. for jnt luck dinner I April 4. 1934. She is survived by noundng the death that day of his ure of the supervisor, the township I done for his benefit in ages past, never again become a natural at 6:30. To be followed by special VISITS “LITTLE BROWN tier husband, mother and father and t department. It is com­ citizen. But ninety days, after CHURCH IN THE VALE.' mother, Mrs. Johanne Ironside, at treasurer and the town board to fol- what is being done by people now signing the first papers, must elapse program and entertainment of a two sisters. Funeral services were ‘ her home in Aberdeen. Scotland. low tlie plain mandate of the laws' living, is getting a right start tocompany of about fifteen artists of Heid at the Methodist church Sat­ plete and our moderate in such case before final examinn Mrs. Ironside lived in Detroit for a urday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. received from their son and wife. number of years, returning to Scot­ of Michigan would prevent the ward a real life. The aim of real tlons and steps fpr naturalization Grand Rapids. pricts will please you. township from collecting from those1 education is tlie development of a | C. M. Conklin officiating. Burial can be taken. One who Is a natural­ land about five years ago. Sincere who signed the treasurer's bonds. , better life for the Individual and for i was in Riverside. views and a short history of "The sympathy 13 extended to the be­ ized citizen but not a natural citi­ The state or county ought to fur- (society. Little Brown Church in the Vale." zen is under United States proba ­ reaved ones. Boy I powers echoes. nlsh township officers and the townxt was a very interesting and ship board a digest of the state. helpful address. * tion in certain foreign lands for'a ... .... -- I Last Week's Letter. ------------------definite number of years. The na­ CIRCLE NO. 3. laws which define lhe duties of such ----------------- <■< » . " ' ' ' . ........................... ~ l Mrs. Arthur entertained fourteen Bradford near Nxsliua. Iowa. It is a tural citizen is not limited. If the, Circle No. 3 of the Methodist L. husband Of" a foreignwoman" is "a ’ Tp»P «» ot MlddlevUte L R. >rtiin« people at a party honoriM typidid country church surrounded . NASHVI1 I F CFMFTFRY NASHVILLE CEMETERY citizen, she may become a citizen of Bw,eri hW1 ,nadc a n,,e rccord wlu» hcr Oeor«c on hte 12th birth-} by ptoe trees. Swegiea In the city hall building, on ST. ROSE PIANO STUDENTS IS WILLED $10,000 these United States in ninety days ia teregtetration of lOOper cent, hav- :day. Saturday. March 31. T^e after Dr. W. 8. Pitta, who was the au­ Friday. April 13. at 3.-30. PARTICIPATE IN CONTEST., thor of the beloved song, la buried and not be required to wait the ux-l «« „Cu,b PaC5 T" *“ Vcry,. P‘T*2‘ L ’H"11. The Junior members of the Music (i:vpn v r» t In RosehlH cemetery, near the town 12 °I Middleville. L R. Beeler and ।playing games after which Irt cream' Department who commenced piano Ulven °y 1,1110 **• omith— ual five years GUILD NO. 7. A paper read by Mra. F F Adair ] M>”’" Smith, leaden., hare 21 boy* I and cake were rarab / of ytedericksburg. Iowa, twenty Will Use It to Build a Hospital Guild No. 7 will meet study last September will take part Frost hM" B gone to' Miss miles from the "Little Brown and written by Mrs. L- E. Barncit c,,J’ol*5d' ln_ „ r**M ^ «!Irene rCI?5 Pr<Ml °nc lo Church." Mr. and Mrs. Caln visited with Mro. Vemor Blough. 1329 8. in a contest Sunday evening. April, considered the social life in the AhoUtcr 100 per cent Troop is No. Grand Rapids to work/ • . Chapel Hanover St.. Wettneaday. April 18. 15, at eight p'ciock In the achool acommunity telling ot the social or-'17- Nashville. Arlic Reid, Scout MasFred Hauser is vqry «tek al this sembly hall. Prizes will be awarded The cemetery at Nashville will be at 2 P. M.—Mra. Edmonds, Chrm. plainly marked gantzatlons lter- Thls Tro°P has raised 850 for writing with a severe sore throat. . to the two best players. All who wish greatly benefited by a bcqia-st left Hiey also visited the smallest In the "Contribution of Churches Purchasing a merit badge library of Mr. and Mrs Henry Frost and to attend are invited. iby the late Daniel L. Smith, who to tlie Citizenship of the Community " >103 'flumes giving the activities for family spent Easter Sunday with her , CIRCLE NO. 4. church in the world. 8t- Anthony's iv,,up u, MIC vuiiuiiumiy ~ . . ”, , Program. died in Florida on February 4. He Circle No. 4 of the Methodist L. A. Chapel located two and one-half Jc*™J*dgrs relative* « Ote home of her .tster her., wh wh,ch merit badges anjiwaRM^ are awarded. . Charm Waltz— Rolfe—St. Rose 1 made a gift of 510.000 in his will to. Mrs. Guy Keller quite surprised her listeners with the fact that Hastings I A new Cub w,u,.the at_A^a. miles from Frsttna. Iowa. ThU 8. will meet on Wednesday after­ School Orchestra. ' the me village of Nashville Nasnvme for tor the tne ercc-1 erec-: “"sv““'S iuA.rt7 n« t. twin*. Ralph P&( Bmali building has pews for but noon. April 18. with Mrs. John Hocipier has b?cn quite ill tion and maintenance of a funeral >‘«»o fourteen church organization.* jWtirtt as Cubmartcr. is being or­ 1— Mlnuetto <Don Giovanni)— t™- -—I cf .. , >e .-J past-few eight people. days with jaundice. _____ - — . wllh niembersliips of nearly two.Santacd at Nashville. Mozart—Mary Ketcham. l>°me at the cemetery. The home u ______ . ww _ W .... W . . 'TH** April A„rll Court f’ZMirf of Honor TZnnnr will wilt be K* | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schasberger of The 2— Three and Twenty Pirates- to be known as the "TCen Smith tliousand. The Sabbath School* held at tlie court house on Wednes- Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. CABLEGRAM TELLS GUILD NO. 5. have more than thirteen hundred | Memorial." . Mrs. Charles Leonard will enter­ Hoist—Francis Goggins. OP MOTHER'S DEATH. day night. April 25. when prizes for Virgil Andrews and daughter of My Piano—Recitation — Bonita In recent yearn Mr. Smith had re- enrolled, besides the more than one the kite contest are to be awarded. Augusta spent Easter with Mr. and On Thursday of last week. John tain Hospital Guild No. 5 on Thurs­ BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Brandsletter. • .--Ided in Battle creek during suin- thousand members of young peoples' Ironside received a cablegram an- day evening. April 12. 3— In My Rocking chair—Wag-‘ mers and spent his winters in Ftor- societies. Ladies' Aids and Mission­ Pictures from the State Conserve-,/Mrs. Arthur Bedford and family, . tion Department will be shown, fen- _ ness—Betty Oortright. > 'da He was a former resident of i ary Societies. .......... w».„.u ...I The school* were capably reviewed turlng lumbering, fishing and bird —, 4— Bells—Williams — Mary Ellen y .w f . s’ remember his old home town. The I by Miss Emily McElwain, pupils In life. Saturday. April 14. at 9:3Q/A. M. < .. .. the grade are 580. Junior high 161. That Wonderful Mother of Mine— will provides that on the death of the widow. Mrs. Jennie Smith, the high school 500. There are 46 teach­ the Scout kite contest wfll take < Vocal—WUliam Velte. place at the Country Cjdb. Judges . 5— Rabbit Revels — Williams- 110.000 Is to be paid over to Nash- 1ers, and health supervisors, two In are R. K. Hurd. Dr. M.-R. Kinde. Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 2244-2557 ville. for the purpose mentioned. Hl* connection with the Kellogg Health Bonita Brandstetter. unit.|6 Janitors, clerk-and as.slstont. Richard Cook. Hugh' Riley and ’ 6—The Harp — Williams — John requested that his body be cremated < and the ashes burled in the ceme- It coats per capita for grade pupil's Sterling Rogers. O’Donnell. A company of Scouts under the < Instruction 559.81 for a jeer and in lery in that village. ■ Cavalry—Crammond—Orchestra. SUNDAY and MONDAY, APRIL IS and 16 grades six to twelve the yearly per direction of Lloyd Shafer and Hugh 4 7— Failing stars—Williams— Char­ capita reaches 568.71. Tlie finances Riiey are to present an Investiture . RETURNS HOME. lene Thomas. ceremony at/lhe Assyria P. T- A. on ’ Ramon Novarro and Jeanette MacDonald In and activities were also fully given. Mrs. Dolly Lee. 41, of Hastings. 1 8— Fairyland—Piaget—Agnes TafNext Friday afternoon. April 13, Friday night. April 20. critically Injured tn an automobile Fftld Day sports are to be hejd at 4 will be tlie date for the Hobby Tea. Give Your All—Recitation— H. accident near Bedford two mouths Nashville on Friday afternoon, May < Eight or nine will speak on different Bessmer. R. Banash. R. Jacobs. W. ago. returned to her home from hobbles and each lady is urged to 11. the schools of Castleton townNichols hospital Monday. The acci- : Taffce and W Velte. • ADDED ATTRACTIONS—Latest Palhe News and Selected and participating. ' uring a specimen of 01 her ner hobby. noooy. The inc stjlp *»** m vicinity ••*.*•••*/ p~,*vip*u,^. bring 9— Jojxjus Waltzz—MacLachlan— dent in which Mrs. Lee was Injured later afternoon wiU be devoted to JI ' The last Taut leaders'meeting lAarlera* w,M»llnn was uraa held KalH *H Short Subjects resulted in the death of Mrs. Winl- 'looking over the specimens and to be at Scout headquarters in Battle t < Gall Foster. CHILDREN 10c 10— Sing Lee. China Boy—Lively ft?d Kermeen. 43. of Hastings, and the social hour with tea. Time 2^0.’Creek on Tuesday night with nearly « injuries to one other person. It took Place. Central school play room* —John McReough. 'ewie hundred from this county al- '< ■ LaBrunnette—Violin Solo—Junior place on one of the coldest days— The committee is also pleated to’tending. Troop 71. T. B. K. Reid, I Leonard. accompanist. Marcella February 9—and was caused by con­ announce that Miss Francfe' Huiftbr j leader, had a kite display, featuring J Our Tenth Anniversary Week—Tuesday, Apr. 17 fusion resulting from a large cloud /will present a group oj' her High the 40 foot kite made by Nelson ! Goggins. 1 Orchestra Personnel—Violins. J of steam coming from a frozen school pupils in a program of Negro. Gardner. s Next week end. April 21 and 22, a 1 < Leonard. M. Moore. R. Murphy. J. radiator. — Enquirer-News, Battle music. , ' , Next w, " ‘ Wilcox. R. BUvcn. Guitar. D. Smith. ------ 'leaders' camp will be held at Sher-' < [Cello, W. Falsetta. Trumpet. W -----tv. 14c DEATH OF MRS/ H. I man lake at Camp Ben Johnston. 4 , Velte. Clarinet. K. Velte Saxophone. BOX SOCIAL THRL'SDAY NIGHT. ADDED—Paramount News and Other Short Subjects J. QOHSTMAS. APR. 7. the total cost for meals being 75 4 iv 14c W. Bump. Drums. W Taffee Bells, Under the auspices of the young Mrs. H. a iviuui former!ernus. cento, or or jo 35 ccsiui cents lor for a niiigic single incus. meal., ’ n. J.,Christmas, w. u ADULTS 15c CHILDREN 10c P LyBarker. Xylophone, A. Taffee. people of T. 8 Baird's Bunday Hartings resident, died at her home The men will sleep in the buildings * h u i*. 17c ■ Piano. E. LyBarker. L Miller. .school class, a box social will be In Eaton .Rapids on Saturday. Aoril 'where cote will be furnished, but < 4 • •-------— held in the social rooms of the 7: She to survived by one son, Earl emh must supply his own beddhtg. < WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, APR. 18 and 19 iv 15c NE-TOP-PEW GROUP. ’Methodist church tomorrow. Thurs- Chrtytnas and two sisters. Mrs. D. | Walter Itastings. of the Conserva- . The Ne-Tbp-Pew Camp Fire d9y. evening at 6 30. It will be the R Jffwter and Mrs. Freeman Ford. :tlon department, is to show pictures group held a very interesting cere- old type of box social. The women , Funeral services were held at the lO( Michigan's wild life and there arc ' mortal at the home of Gertrude Finbring t|W boxes and the men home in Eaton Rapids on Tuesday, to be many other interesting tea-;1 strom on Thursday evening. April 5. (OiitS are exi— ‘*J ** — *" ---- —and y rpected to ‘ buy them, at ten A. M., and the remains tures. i< With SPENCER TRACY. COLLEEN MOORE, RALPH | from 1 ----- seven until nine o'clock. Every accompany (he iadlca to supper. Alt-1 brought to the Fuller cemetery hi Lloyd Shafer, Harvey Burgess. Al- < MOROAN, HELEN VINSON !! member was -present, thethe Fire Makbert Dykstra. C. A- Jacobson. Vcr- '< iera of the group lighting cere!, tcrthP nupper there will Be thvcti a Carlton for burial. 1 '*" nf ,h*<rro"n liehtina th> cam. one act pjgy for the entertain me nt i During their years of residence in non wlnlnmr tr nllrl Wlntlnn ADDED ATTRACTIONS— Latest Pathe News and Other Wlninger. Jr., and Winston monte! fires of "Work.-Health and ,of , | this city, the family made — many those present. ■ — Sheffield have been awarded their Short Subjects I Love.” the girls wearing their cere-' friends who extend sincere sym- advanced Red Ctom First Aid di­ AN APPRECfA'r|& SALE. I monial gowns. Each girl responded . CHILDREN 15c । pathy to lhe bereaved ones. plomas, the flrat ever given in the | to her Indian name by discussing Battle Creek area by R. P. Tew. Carveth ann and Stebbins, the Rexail Wmwn her hobby and her work connected :_.e ip this issue a large'V. R- WOTRING GIVING flu Barry County Board meeting I with It. The membership cards were advertisement '------. announcing . a long C“ALK TALKS IN EAST, is to be held in the community room FRIDAY aad SATURDAY, APRIL 20 and 21 distributed also 200 honor beads Be- Ju list, of. articles which can be pro-, “r. v- B' of the National bunk on Wednesday I fore closing, tlie group's guardian. cured from .. them, during the days | tn2St evening. April It. TWO FEATURES aacb 19C 1 Mrs. Luana Townsend was admit- mentioned ,in n ln(l rriisrmrnt n the BOV advertisement, al ------------------ ---------- —----------------------PENNOCK HOSPITAL. tM ceremony and exsmlnai^ bit^iflHUfe' enxajement* for Ms Why buy starch when you spend your money for OVERALLS'? °"r,Xip'X5‘ Buy LEE-91 Women's Club the longest wear­ ing overall made! for Only Scout NeiUS WATERS' CLOTHES SHOP •‘If It Isn’t Good We Don’t Carry It” fTRAND THEATER BETTER MEATS “COST LESS” AT FELDPAUSCH’S Veal Roast THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE u. 13c EAST OF 5th AVENUE Pork Loin Roait u. u Beef Kettle Roast s-tie. Hams s-sr. r—1*«, wui« . Picnic, sh.M.i... THE POWER AND THE GLORY Butter 10' Premier Peache, N” Premier Apricot, iu Tomato Juice r«——. 2 Ur 45c i*. n» »59c u. 10c Riruo, Lift Bouy and Lux Flake Coupon* . . . Watch for Our A-G Handbill We AWatm £ox* ;s i”p,to S’is Ing conducted by the astoatant •» northeastern Ohio. He will guardian, Mra. Iva Wlninger. who !Xuon^n£dP«lnay>ranta. Wert hospital during lhe past week. On April 4, a son. weighing seven ,ab» save ths srouo a verv insulra- reductions made in me prices win Vlrigtnia W1(1 Maryland and iaUr cngHgcmcnta may take him farther nwS, .Sr IdMtrun, X™ MU, h°hh«m.nt villr. E CIRCLE NO. 3. CIRCLE NO. 3. -----Aldrich. -----, Circle No. 3 of the MethodistCircle Na 2 of the Methodist L.| Mr. and Mrs. George William*, NOTICE. I church meets April 13. Friday, with i ... ----------- ---- — Ave. are ---------------—» A. S will — be -----entertained at the notnc 700 Michigan Um parents : I will hot be respooiible for debts Mrs. Mildred Swegles. .AU mem-iot Mrs. Hugh Riley on Moodayiot a son bom on April 8. He contracted by anyone but myself ben are to be present and vtoluck supper at, weighed seven and fifteen _ urged _w t - ... I evening. *■**■*■*<,■ April .. 16 ,«* Pot AW— ****** ■ •* "A-*®***.** — — •* pounds WWW - I gffef th's date April 3 1334 -* - — - ** — I—.—.,. *Luina McMillan n«>, •* — o'clock. u..* -l..*,^ LA'wwh,. —• 1 «***«u^« itors welcmie. six Mrs x Floyd Everhart, ounces ***** and V,w* has been n*pn**t named Row Ken-— I —Adv. ' Claude R. BecK Secy. | chairman. nelh George. La* . cream . i Gertrude's guests wifi. wltjt ice and cakes ' MIDSHIPMAN JACK With BRUCE CABOT and BETTY FURNESS Katharine Hepburn, Douglas Fairbai MORNING GLORY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, U34 All Silk Flat Crepe The Event You’ve Waited For Starts Tomorrow! PENNEYT 50 I 32 AN NJVERSARY BARGAiNJ A YARD Spring Shade* ! Long SImm Style Our own "J.C.P.” brand! A Real "Sellout” Value of This Great Event! "Value” brand costs less! Work SHIRTS OVERALLS Medium weight chambray! SILK HOSE WearMAfaf denim.! 49c Cut full and roomy across the chest und shoulders! Long length—nothing skimped! Comfortable interlined col­ lar! ExUsision neckband! 2 pockets! Steel buttons! Bo>»' nt»i, J9c That Are Something to Hurry For at 55c flM. 690 1 i ^By 19t Triple-stitched "OXHIDE" For Tough Wear Buy Thud WORK SUITS Chiffons and sturdy service-weights! Both here in full-fashioned silk! Mercerized top, toe and sole , gi*c the service greater strength ... the chiffons are silk, with picot top and cotton in the foot for longer wear! New shades! Sizes 8ft to I Oft1 Get tn on this Special Buy! Ride a Bike or Roller-Skate SILK SLIPS In ANKLETS Dias or Straight-Cut, with Lace! for Misses and Large Girls They're made especially for uj—full cut! They’re staunchly sewn! Bar­ tacked and reinforced—your insursnee against wear and strain! Tn a pair! floy«* «<««, WORK SHOES Full cut! Quality denim! Triple-stitching means stronger scams! Besides, they're bar-tacked and reinforced where strain is greatest! 7 deep pockets—a place for every tool! "Oxhides" defy wear! The retan uppers kecf> out moisture! And to make doubly sura they're weatherproof we’ve built these with white storm welts! Composition aolea and heels. Smooth and comfortable., Stock up! A nn'tversary"Buyn WORK PANTS sanitary Napkins Dark colors. Oattemsl Regular size! 12 to the box! 98« 48* long . . . just right under the new frocks! Silk French crepe, lavishly lacy at top and bottom! Vtop or bodiee top! Adjustable straps! Flesh, Tea-Rose or White! 32 to 42! $1.29 IO® You’ll like the gay colors and the jolly patterns of these ribbed top. rayon-plaited or lisle anklets! And you'll like the way they wear, too! They're real Penney values! dnniveriary Buy! Pure Sill Values were never better in How Much for New Drapes? FLAT CREPE Rayon UNDIES Well finished and styled! CRETONNES The Silk of Many Uses! BigValuerlChildren’rCoUon UNION SUITS with French leg •• • drop seat! ‘ —lovely, colorful ones, are 29c 63® 59c IO® r*. Special for Anniversary...one of the 1 best rayon undie values Penney’s has J ever sold! Vesta, bloomers and pan­ ties, of medium-heavy-weight, plain knit-fabric! Flesh color, 34 to 42! 31 lovely colors, and black and white in a closely-woven silk with a fine, supple drapipg quality! For draaacs, blouses, negligees, lingerie . . you'll want plenty of it at this low price! Just the right weight for spring and . summer! Full cut . . . reinforced at - points of strain! Built for long, hard service! Plain colors, stripes, mixinrea! Marvelous values! Standard make, of fine-quality ab­ sorbent cellulose, with comfortable rounded corners! A maxi ng bargains, due to a lucky market purchase! Lay in a year’s supply at big savings! Made of good quality cotton, nlcaly finished and fully .had! Your choke of closed- front or button - front That means you can have new drapes for your entire house ... for next to nothing! Gorgeous patterns, on a variety of light and dark grounds: and most attractively priced at 10c! Anniversary Helps Homes! A Bargain for Everybody Come and Save Tomorrow on Curtain SETS 80 Sq. PRINTS Linen CRASH! A Group of Quaint Priscillas in Gay New Colorfast Designs! A Stevens Quality Toweling at Overalls £ yards 69® Full cut—not skimped! 43C 12|c Vat-dyed in clear, durable colorings at close to today's wholesale price! Scores of small, medium and large designs for dresses, tots' frocks, and blouses. 36 inch. Anniversary! Marqutsettes. printed in color; scrim with printed cornice valances arid new bowknot tie-backs; printed scrim with self ruffles and valances. 2*. yards; tubfaaLl_xunJMt! BUY!_ Been paying more? Try "OXHIDE* Bleached or unbleached, with clear, bright colored borders in shades to nmteh your kitchen. 16 inches wide; just hem them up and you'll be re­ stocked tor many months! 6yds. 69<*. Even at This Low Price—Pretty “Dressy” Styles in Fat-Dyed DRESSES 89® Mr. Workman, juat read these quality features — they tell why "OXHIDES’* wear and wear! Of highest standard 2:20 denim I Triple stitched! Bar-tacked I No raw edge*—they’re tucked ' under 18 deep pockets! Par* va buckles! Good fit! BOYS' SIZES, 5*. Sturdy Irdwn MU6UN A Bargain at A fabric of many household uses! eight, durable. of Gay SPrints with Crisp Organdy! Famous for Wear! "OXHIDE" SHIRTS 69c Prints that prove that inexpensive dresses needn’t look like “house dresses"I Gay-patterns, smartly combined with organdy! Florals, dots, stripes, checks, and charming novelty designs! Ahd un­ usually practical ... the kind of frocks that go through wearing after wearing and tubbing after tubbing . . . and always look their prettiest I Early shoppers get first pick! In sizes 14 to 44! or Men W ho LikeComfort! Now Your Home Can Have Save on kiddies* laundry! UNION SUITS NEW SHADES that look and feel high-priced PLAY SUITS of Waler-Color Cloth al Of Uurdy, ilriped denim! 59c 49c Spring needle knit, which makes an even, elastic fabric. Ribbed collarette neck; canbed cuffs on the sleeves and ankle*. Sixes 36 to dfl. It’s a lot of value at flfle. Get them now—here I A ckan-cut, wall-flniahed shade does much to make windows look well, tool Theta, ’fl feet by 3fl inches, finished size, may be had in green, chamois or ivory, and they're excellent values! r Lovely Lacy or Tailored Silk LINGERIE Form-fitting! 98« In flesh and tea. rose! Che­ mises, panties Beautiful fit under frocks! An exclusive Penney brand! Extra full I Tnple-atitcbed seanut! They're bar-tacked and reinforced at'pointa ot strain! fuxwiy acres* ehut, ahouidera and at armholes! Mediuni-wefrht chanbray I BwrY San. 49e Just the thing for out-of-doori play hoars 1 Sturdily made to withstand tote of hard knocks! Th«?ve a Capa _ —— snorts collar—■it's cool and comforta­ ble I Metal buttons that stay eutl Gieysi �THE HA8TTNQ8 BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AWL 11, l>34 Hasting. Banner)^ ta „... Wta.-I.: In to'“TO or •L iwe .. । T”’ u io, u>« ctoinMn o< u» <»m- Views and Opinions; This and That |. That wa.000.000 Issue. What Others Say Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday I• FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. Vrooman-Haskin — In thta city, I April «. 1878. by Rav. R. W. Fletch- [ PINE LARK J. Haskin, both of Hastings. I —Brtn—v«.i» wi v ai..h nt u.. Next Sunday evening Rev. Levi ..,^2 .u ; Chamberlain substituted for him. Huten will totfn * Jrta. ol to““ ‘“‘J “,^f? Barry*“ thia week, and after the re­ while he was sick. moto the runtomenUl Twto W TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. After enjoying a week's vacation Fimto inmo tie, Ito the elto^ ^_cto Wleltar ON tWLATION.. mb. Alto. j. LoTon,. u«______ creation had pancakes and maple Miss Alice J. LaPorte, teacher of Christianity, the first to be entitled the following students and teachers j .1 te. t^.< .. Iiuiigr. <ouuuittee. the chairman । (Author Unknown.) Every taxpayer In Barry county:Britton High "rase;, school, has "1)0*1$ been ’’When prayer lags my whole life returned to their work <m Monday: U M Mc«jr<uS%Jtter ' terstate and foreign commerce comp-Ofcssor Dingbat, of Wamdoodle should be prepared to cast an Intel- spending her spring vacation with Tlie regular meeting of the PioMuriel Lindsey to Battle Creek. igs.“—*. Stanley Jones. - ---------------- mittee. the chairman of the river* College and Professor Rocking 1 ligent vote on the $38,000,000 bond-[Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vrootnan. She nets Engine Company. Na 1. H. F. Dorothy Brouard to South Haven. ■tritaieas br Mali Pmipaid: and harbors committee and the Horse, of Haywire College, lived in ing bill which will be jriaccd before [returned to her school Sunday. D.. will be held Tuesday evening. the Camp Leaden Institute conduct- Velma Brouard, Ruth and Alvin »Y COUMTT, 0X1 YKAB. *l.oo b.lr_.n of tK. nuhiic buildings houses Just one mile apart. They ,the public at a special election on Mesdames Frank Adair and Nottingham to Plainwell. U ia tdrsare.) chairman oi me puo icnt visited each other frequently. April 30. About the most Intelligible : James Ironside. Misses Gertrude pose of electing the officers for the On Wednesday afternoon, April 4, BABBY couxty six N0KTH8 etc and grounds committee These arc One evening they got into a dte- and impartial digest of this bill that I Rus*. Arlene and Florence Campbell. ensuing year.—W. L. Wilkins, fore-1 Grand Rapids Y. M. O. A. camp on ten members and three visitors of kostu, ■>» ch-lr- cusslon of lhe fact that they lived > we have read to date is one prepared [attended the Minneapolis Symphony man; F. 8. Bowen, secretary. Barlow lake near Middlevilia. There tlie Helping Hand Club met with Mrs. M. E. Taylor has Just re­ 2t ALv ancx---------------- - -------- m< manships and committees. Il is not one mile apart—quite a distance to’by Schuyler Marshall, editor of the;Orchestra at Qraad Rapids Friday Mrs. Olive Fox at Doster. After a arc warm cabins and a big fire place, turned from the east with a splen- ,so regardless of weather the train- short business session. Mrs Ter­ ‘ । hard tQ dl3cover why thC gtate of travel to see each other, and that I Clinton County Republican-News night. Il took them a half hour to walk it. I which we present below. Read it over Mr and Mrs. Ctare Burton and did uuorhnenl ol mlUtaery uodimpTJSuiiLust) penning had charge of a program will wn ■» SEf Texas, which contributes less than After a time the brilliant question carefully nnd. equally Important, do sons. Lowell and Charlo* Dean, of “ncy pood., which of readings. Each one present was ''Michigan to the revenues of our occurred to one of them why It (not fall to register your opinion on (Monroe, visited their parents, Mr. Sd I^Sdtl^oo “""“O’ w- “in » «rk-d ol asked to give a helpful or short cut ------------------------E ADVERTIBiNQ 11AT£8. [government, can get this nice plum would not be Just as satisfactory, (election day. (and"Mrs. Chas. Will, and their 1»“ OP- toy, Attended lhe hip raolerenoe ol for housecleaning, several ‘ nnd even more so. tn fact. to. have | ... [mother. Mrs. Morris Burton, last ’WBtod deelTO to -B .Uto-.SE St gestlons .IliV were offered. toil- ..-th ' __ May of $44381,000. while Michigan re­ tlie mile 10300 feet, instead ot 5380 j For tlie first time since the people week. Mrs. Burton will remain for a Uon to his new wagon shop, where lwlth banquet 7 **n‘| Nichol*, and Mr*. Lathrop will have s i7oi~if m ant p**«. u*»'iiu.7 ‘|crl¥TO " Mn“‘ *“ nuuut "‘-fret- It that change could be inadciof thc state of Michigan amended :short stay. I F t' t "Th1 '“/'’“k ‘1 l114' wI,rat mow Tes the south, they would then live only one-half | its constitution to that only taxpay- j Miss Jean McKnight arrived home he may be found at all hours of any ; 1B31 t] flftlelh w,r glnce cha*T® *t the program, dey. rowdy to do ,ny work ta hU the Y,™ “ .T topw “ r r Esr~:t “‘i nnd Texas particularly, realizes that'mile apart. . era .could vote on matters of direct! from Die University of Wisconsin to-j I tar4» of Thanite, ta Msinorteia •»<! thl, u thelr golden opportunity. T11®1 was E«*l a-' fnr 85 U expenditure of mRney. that amend- day for the spring vacalioii. She line from putting a now spoke in Buminer Campo tor bos* Manylsso- iln P‘a*n«U and Otsego on Tuesday ^d» * burtnem trip to Ha.I Bi.rri.r.. will b. n„.v nottine ninm< while b,lt 11 wou,d ,nlte thpm B m,,nt 15 tn bcoome operative April was accompanied by her friend. an old wheel to the building o( the c^lon* wS cetetwate thta ^rtf and hiiu jnuuc a uusiness | neilwaYrM nJ ‘ ‘‘.They ore busy getting plums White half hour WftI|£ thc dlstancc 30U1. On that day the "qualified,Miss Elizabeth Shepard, of Kansas be*t buggy ever seen in lhe oounty “ Jtalnment tings <« on Wedneadav. Wednesday. J >••• the getting Js good. tween thc houses They then worked I electors" (only taxpayers) will de-: City, who was also a classmate at Lyle Nottingham, Jr., of Kalamal" The Post Graduate Y group led by •t I OU ‘mil the idea that if the hour was cide the fate of toe $38,000,000 Ward-Belmont. the shop with Jason Rich and pr Harris Woodburne is having a soo spent the past week vlalUng his 120 minutes instead of 60 minutes ] bonding bill, so-called, passed by Mfs. Chas. Bruen of Denver. Colbrother, corner of Church and Rail.^ hcs of vocational talks given by grandparents, Mr. and Mm. Lee PAY AS YOU GO. special session session recently recently aaod- orado. orado. who who has has been been spending spending a a iroad local men to their group each Tues­ Nottingham. t borrow" hut "nav as vou ((and ,nna why wny should snolu<1 it 11 not no1 be), Del- they (tlie specuu *r«. «niMI •« txir. u.! "Don't ... ‘ could distance in a quarter !'Joumed Joumed pertinent ■'caunlc couple of of weeks u-ee)u here with u-ith F. w E f HUI Hill! Hill coma walk want the me instance journea There mere are some pertinent Lyle and Marion Champion were * ~ day evening at 8 o'clock. an ho hour Then Instead instead of of beinirlfacts being j facts regarding regarding this this election election whichtand which | and famllv. family, left left Mnndnv Monday for for hnnw home. WOODLAND, I pc«i cBc* addrma. Ito. ta the advice of Dr. Melvin 1- oof f nn Ur. Then Welcome Corner* Y group will absent from school all of the post job PBIXTINO. Copeland, professor of marketing of separated by one mile or one-half the voters should keep In mind. We She was accompanied by her niece. Mr and Mrs Edward Pearse of ' not meet this week. There was a week because of illness 'the Harvard Business School, to hour they would be separated by I wjII endeavor to outline some of Miss Virginia Hill, who will enter St. Grand Rapids and Mr and Mrs F targe crowd at the church there last ““ only one-half mile and one-quartcr them in the following paragraphs Mary's school at Knoxville.- Illinois. E. Border were Sunday'guests of Mr Sunday to hear Paul Cressman of *'**' end vwer pand lu do »n» 01 kvos. . ,, . of an hour. (To begin with: ( Dr. and Mra. Chas. E. Hooker and rand Mrs. E. O. Shorno the State Department of Education. । \ j,*™ v ud Job vriaUpc. menu. He claims that lhe two But they used tci carry books and , 1-The $38,000,000 item ta some- daughter. Mary, of Grand Rapids, i MrWK. Mr. Paul Bnlllh of who was very good. This meeting .^"^“^W Wto haagpent other articles back and forth and thing of a misnomer. Due to pros--attended services at Emmanuel igomh woodland werd visitors Sun- was arranged In cooperation with' ■ I .... hundred and fifty billion dollar debt ^.th Lrtenda al ? THE ADVANCE GUARD. (structure built up by the people of then they decided that the pound । pective PWA rewards, or grants, i church Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. J. E day at the home of Rev and Mrs the church, grange, and school. ‘>ora,e °n "You cannot be happy living on *^?he *1U ,Uy tot thc should have 32und ounces Instead of jactual irom thc federal government, the!Wilkinson returned with them v R Beardslev ’ This is the time of the year when ^Ta^twclv^bilHT'dolL^ tatcrest nnlu on Jy I® 0Mnccs ,hc!‘ 171 ? ’r-v cy n-niilrl *®u,d amount day for Sunthe)| •IA rumres nn.I Ihrn __ _ _ _ taxpayers ___ _ — of Michl- *i na; ..and ..ta remained —over —- .. .... *•the animal level." "Love, chivalry, summer months. • th$ four walls of office or workshop annual twelve oui.on aonar imcresi only onjy have j,avr to carry carrv one-half as much l!..«« — asked to „< — ta about $30.I Ban are raise meeting of »h<> the Catholic Club there I “r a?d “ra’ Harry Bush and son and high purpose do not work them­ J A., .to . ioog.ooo. I Monday night, which Miss Gertrude ! ^L 01 H *? t lI l Ba T ’ S 8 un^ y . BuesU take on the oppressive charactcrte- ‘oad was nne of ,hc maln handicaps; weight, SOUTH SHULTZ. selves."—Dr. Slutz. ta’^*48 , lhat U ! 2—Assuming that approximately BenUcy °f cl‘yrttended. ’ of Mr’ a"d J’ v HUbert’ tyj ot a prison; a time when you of this country during the present That The liard storm and wind last Camp Barry dales arc. for boys, they reduced the dollar from one .u““ : Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and lock to chuck ordinary routine aside “nd wUI *** a ««»«»“ durin* tbe Pcr' June 5-12 and for girls, June 13-23. week blew down Rev. Fred Hom's hundred cents to fifty cents that, [>WA awards the taxpayers TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY, son. Morgan, ore visiting relatives We take great pleasure In announc­ corn crib and took it out in the flrld anh hit the open road for—any- *°<I of recovery. Future slumps are wou]d their taxi...fare in bad ................. Nfd Brooks, who has bgen em- "£”£7 durtn« ra“Uon ing to the girls that Miss Helea ।. — Mrs Shannon Kalama.’oo. who ■ ~ —,~r. of -- ----------yAry B time when visions of Inevitable, he believes, regardless of wcaUier and would have less weight pay this amount to the federal gov- ployed In Grand Rapids tor some.,r®m Merson .director of the Girls' Phy., b. **" ?pen?Vng ‘ome Ume with mXntain trails, woodlands, seclud- any and a» panaceas of money to carry around, if they ,RoscnJ“/T OBUaernment in federal taxqs. whether time, has accepted a much better Mrs FJlzabcto Mahler, who has Ed. in Hastings) will be the dlrrctor' ,(te^1dau.g,?tfr’ . edicamps and take shores flit tant-, which may **Th«« P««cy h« °7t rtwu^this point the Janitor not It gets it back. Michigan pays.' position in Detroit, leavlngjor that made her home with her daughter, of their Camp. Miss Merson has had ’ 7?* em,ih alirtngly across your consciousness worked out admirably here in Has- cnni(> jn aiK1 M|d -jf yousc guys we arc told, about 6 1-2 per cent of city the first of tlie week. He spent Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick, the past several years' camp experience and 8pCnl Sunday night Saturday and Sunday with his>’car- Is making an extended visit is an expert in many of lhe activl-1 to'the tune of murmuring trout where it been adopted al- will now I■ »«■> will mop up and all thc federal taxes. ■JI W* —— -- has------------r' — ..... get out 1(1." up UIU4 ties of camp. Oort 50 cents a day. *«*],. ’ L “ 2:--------------■ imofher. Mrs. Mary Brooks. ; with her daughter. Mrs. Ivan Dennis ..I most 100P" per «■>■' cent:“It ««« worked “ out spittoons. "—Detroit 3—Assuming the proposition car­ BTOtaE Itamtortag WAk-rlMU • clean out the splltao.ta--D.tota, -------- ~---------------------- * Daisy and Laura Hallock of Doud ries Anrii April 30111. 30th. (we (we do doTrot txlteve it it' ,of Jackson arrived jo? Grand Rapids. .... over In . _ . ... Saturday RainrHnv Nignr uir.hr ries not believe HINDS CORNERS. district spent Saturday night and th4 invigorating aroma of pine for- splendidly Tuscola county will) let's analyze roughly how the Saturday evening and spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. ct»as. Higdon and R*hta Ekldmota or Vlcuror. .nd 'Sl ""lr ts?; * funda « • estjt; a time when the thought of wher where functa ,or for buUdln bulid.ng u new ,। V(?rn Brown of the Mason News. $30,000,000 to come directly from Iwlth Mr a,,d Mrs. Robert T. KluweJchildren and Mra. Elizabeth GlbNashville were guests of his father. M. W. Skidmore, visited ------ -------------Mr nnri . steamships, oceansand the far cor- rourt h°usc werc accumulated In commenting on the great present sur- Michignn iicople will be paid back—| Jumes Mason left Bunday for Lns boncy ot -------------... cles- California, ---------------- where --------- ... borrowed money must be paid back [ An« he will Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Welby Crockford Creckfcrd Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tbbtas Wedncs- aI1(1 (iRuehicrf EnnSne advance thereby saving taxpayers a plus of teachers, warns against tryI nen of the globe provoke acute at­ enter the the employ employ of of a a moving moving Die-, pic- ! Sunday. Sunday. “ur nnd n » with interest: I| enter i day. I tacks of wanderlust. Only those who substantial sum tn Interest charges 'ng to plow under every third row ture company. Mrs. Homer Harrison of Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Mackinder and dill- wn; «aftertyL.® u.th Mr • in—About $15,000,000. or oneI baye passed through the chill grip of atonp- Comm uni tic. that once try. —like we did cotton. Why not treat I Mrs. Jane E. Radford, who ha.v spent the week end with Mr. and dren of Battle Creek called onMieir d Mrs HarrvMli^r nr K.ln I half. ot this amount will be col­ the colleges like the wheat and I been making an extended visit with;Mrs. Glen England. . mother. Mrs. Mary McIntyre, at Wmazco ' mwcc oi ivaui-, I frigid winter months 'dan fully ap- the P?y M you B° plan win never vura . UU |programs r uirc mem an lected from general taxation corn-hog programs? Give them an [her granddaughter. Mrs. Lion CusH. A. Kitson visited hte parents O. Tobias' and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis| Mr Bnrt I nrectate the feeling of release which *'Uh td adopt any othcr- In thc fu* a‘IoUnent. and then pay lhe proter of Jackson, returned to her home, tn Indiana from Thursday until I McIntyre of Battle Creek were there i H-uahter r-vdi. I .to,. u» .bv.ne. ,u.rd oi •»- « ►l1"' «“» ,,le u“,,m 'h'>' im this city Sunday. Sunday. , to see their mother Friday -r Mra Alma Whtonle k/ku Miss Eleanor Pardee, of Traverse I Wednesday the Woodland Town-, Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore and gU5lB »-entto Beldlna Gtatutoa^ to I .Mlns .TOP. suddenly mwn u. “““'I'd 100 per cent ta the county. ;I train. Icily, a former resident of Freeport, ship School was forced to close on [daughter spent Bunday in Hosting* Ln th- tatter-, father r Mxtal with It Ute tot warn “»">“>>• ««d .dilute staemGOLD—FROM THE SEA. ’ has signed with lhe Redpath Ly- account of bad roads, the busses be- ■ with hte sister. Mr. and Mrs. Edward „ who has had a stroke anti Is I taoeb o< taothtand breros. Ute Kata T““ ■>l*n “> * ““I Forty years ago or so a Yankee as. who iceum Bureau nf Chicago and will ing unable to get through the side Tudor. ’ I a the robin, .nd a «uuo ol new We °™ Individual. u> try either. i minister named Jamigan formed a I join one of their musical companies roads. It is thought tliey will have IT IS love that recompany to extract gold from sea | '“'y-h”-.___________ »| PAYMENT BY RADIUM? i "The Musical Maids." as cornettat. to be closed all this week. Hoping Iner brother. Mr. and Mrs. Frank j^y recover water. He sold stock in hte com­ veals. You cannot June 1st Miss Pardee is an accom- that the roads will be passable by ]Newton, in Hastings Friday and Marlon Metcher. Mrs Evelyn E ’■ ' It has been proposed that Bel­ ’ pany and got into a lot of trouble. know all that a man pltahed pianist as well as an gxcel- next Monday. ISunday they ’Pont the day with । Sutherland and baby and Mrs. Mae But he was telling the exact truth SOUTH IN SADDLE. glum pay at least a part of her war '' is unless you love | lent cornet player. Her many friend* j Tlie Woman's Study Club will hold itheir son Floyd and family in Kai- (whippie and children of Augusta ; -------- ---- — --------when he said there was enough gold wish her success. , < their April meeting in the basement iainazoo. That the south ta in the saddle al debt to thc Uniffff States in radium in the Atlantic Ocean to pave North visited Mrs Florence Peake Thurshim.— atham Miss Ann Davies of Detroit tathe of thc Methodist church Tuesday • Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Payne and day afternoon Washington cannot be doubted from rather th3n in gold. Radium U। America. His only trouble was that guest of Miss Gertrude---Potter ..... this: evening because lhe school building < -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- son and Mr. and Mrs Clark Payne visitors at Rev. Fred Horn's Bun..-III not on! be >u* heated luiuntj.rl this .trio week. wirrolr Tlie 'T-V.r? (and < things that have occurred In recent valued al aipproximatcly $50,000 per, it cost more to gel it out than it son and their mother. Mrs. day were william Moody of Batweek.---------------------------------------------------- will was worth. j Archie McCoy was home from i subject for the evening was Garden- Mary Payne, of Hastings spent Bun- |t|e creek.' Byron Moody and family months. Probably one of lhe best gnm, and it would take about 2001 Now. with gold worth $35 an ounce (jratid Rapids over Sunday, and to ing. Mta* Stella Parrott will give a day evening with Mr. and Mr$. CN-.'oit Maple Grove and Mr and Mrs illustrations ot favoritism for tlie grams, to carry out the plan for rc- Instead of about $30 chemists are his vote on Monday. He has not talk on that subject. Tobins. Icenard Smith of Hartings ’ soythem part of the country U evi-jtiring an Indebtedness of $10,000,000. giving serious attention to the protjmissed a single election since bc-i MLss Lxiutac Hilbert of Battle Sunday callers at W. O. Tobins: ---------------- --- - dept. In the amount that lias been Belgium has a virtual monoply on irm of recovering gold from the sea. I coming of age. | Creek College. Battle Creek. Is were. Mr. and Mrs. Charley GramosJ THE LITTLE RED BRICK­ At the American Chemical Society 'spending her spring vacation with Itnd father, Reuben Grames. and Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Erb and paid to cotton growers in thc south the production of this rare clement, meeting Ute other day a chemist . .■ THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY, her mother. Mrs. State Hilbert. i and Mrs. Fred Bush of Battle Creek.1 family of Hastings called on Cllfas compared with wheat growers in Because of its value no nation has who is extracting bromine from sea­ ’fd.t *’ Rue11 nd;«" Mr and and Mrs Mrs. BB Geschwind Geschwlnd were' were , Mr Mr, nnd nnd Mrs Mr,’Jc, clya KUC" * *,?!* .1 rt Mtas Betty Taggart of Hastings, ford Hammond's Friday night. D»r(property taxes, sales taxes, or II Mr. th$ north for the purpose of re- been able to accumulate a supply water commercially, said that the 1! called to -Grand - -Rapids - -Tuesday by »«»*"* -I’“"/ "pendingihn the—week .win.' with j,lr an(j Mrs. Ronald Haynes en- cn stayed to spend the week end form ot new taxation some itrlcting the two crops and thereby targe enough for adequate "expert- same process “ionlzrtt" the gold in the death of her stater, Mrs. Minnie 2LC attCrS ,p?,rf'1"11*' Mr" and Mr5’ tcrtalned her brother. Robert Bech-iwlth them. which may later be levied > the water, making it more nearly Mtarins . brt.„ price. ■m.bUUon. Tlw pnwdbUUU. ol tel and family, and mother. Mrs. I Mrs. Addle Lewis and Fred KatEd. Covey, of 'bl—About $15 000,000. or.the 'Rork Rork Morgan. Morgan I ”• Gobles 'jw" Mr. and Mrs. George Menhcnnick. The member, of the Bridge Club Edith Bechtel. Mtas Theressa Bech- tenberger of Middleville visited at other one-half, will be taken There were 33 states which par- ium as a cure for certain of the We learned a long lime ago not Mrs Emil T>den and daughter. ?nJoye^ *^U?Y‘n*! <“5.P5uni tel. Mbs Jessie Cane and boy friend Mr and Mrs. Wm. Blrnusbaugh's, from future highway revenues— tictoated n the bounty paid to wheat more vicious huma:^ maladies—notregard anything as impossible, all of Hastings Sunday. Wednesday. Florence. Mrs. W. R. Cook and *n' a"d A* the weight and gasoline taxes. growers, who made contracts with ably cancer—have therefore never ~LowMl ledger. Mr. and Mrs. Eddy and daughter I Mrs. Rebecca Craig visited her daughter. Dorothy, were in Grand der Bar Tuewlay In Grand Rapids. We should remember that the thy government to reduce the acre- been adequately tested. If the Tlie landslide took* a man by the Rapids Tuesday. 00,1 8h»rno returned to his nnd husband of Woodland visited granddkughter. Mrs. Dale Roush, in future highway revenues are al­ W. R. cook was in Chicago Friday 5tl,dlc» °,ll.TCt an*.r. " w<*k‘5 ra‘ their daughter and stater, Mrs. Hastings, Tuesday. agf planted to that crop. The United States sticks to a demand for nil">c <>t Gcwge Foulkes Into Washready mortgaged with the -re­ and Saturday, attending a meeting ,cai!?n * th , ni.nmintr . Ruth Weyerman and family Friday, i Wyman Claggett is again In school tirement of Covert road indebttotiul amount paid by the govern- gold we ll force Belgium to repudiate •“ c®n*£Mn'*n: H'' u from I Of the the The Masonic I^dge Is planning a Frank Golden and daughter Vera after several days' absence on acness. mnlntainence of existing iof the executive v committee of .... mjtt foe that purpose was $18396.- because, barring the dtacovery of uhrn°[lr ”u^<£XK roads, taking over the county । > Michigan Press Association, where pot luck supper Friday evening for and son Dale spent Bunday with his count of sickness. Its members and wives or guests. The father, Nathaniel Golden and fam-1 Mrs. Warren Bolton was hoaftts to (XXJ. But the amount paid to the some new source, there ta not Christmas cards under the "federal and township roads, and such I arrangements were made for the St. cotton growers in eighteen southern" enough yellow metal In the 'world frank. Now. he projxKes to make supper will be held in the basement ily in Baltimore. a Birthday party ot fourteen ladles new roads as may be necessary. Louis excursion In May. Mrs. Sarah Newton. Ralph De- Friday. Guests present were from. suitea amounted to $111,405,000. ac- to cover all indebtedness. Even if h!N *Uc ix*l»nistre<s. His son Is 4—How..Will this money be spent? Mb» Louis Hubbs of Big Rapltis of the Methodist church. A lively evening is planned by the committee Mott _. _ _ stater __________________ —______ _ _____ : _ _______ ___ and Mildred of Hastings Lake_________ Odessa. Wbodiand. Freeport TOdta, ■» Uta p^MtaM, „p.„ u . m , tre TOWBTiM WTOV. ta*t taaued b7 the federal aorera m Ta . L T you ‘Upp°* he ““ OVNlo<)lud any- oboiil $30,000,000 direct, to which accepted a jxvition with G W. Mix- and all Masons are urged to come, (spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sunfield and Hastings. Just issued by the federal govern-.would thc United States be so mitch thing?-Frunk Bryce, Grand Udge'wHI 1*' added about $8,000,000 offer. A group of young people were cn-| Geo. DeMott. Sunday callers at Wm StrausMr. and Mrs. Will Newton from । baugh's were, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Tenwei .i------ -- in ------------.■— a substance —to-.------- . Independent. |PWA funds. The bill propotos: " - tlie »loser accepting Mr. nnd" ** Mrs. AE. Rcnkes and- tertalned Thursday evening by Mr. <a»—$17,500,000 will be spent Both these amounts were raised that very likely wifi enable scientists ARE WE GOING SOCIALISTIC? I• Mr. and Mm. C. W. Clark returned and Mrs Ralph Leffler with a north of Hastings called on hta sta- trB| and son Delby of Battle Creek. ter. Mr. nnd Mrs. George DeMott, Bernard Hammond apent the In bulldtog new needed hospitals from Wall lake Thursday, where the Hard Times pa^y. by a processing tax." that is. those to discover new methods of combatIt ta becoming more evident to. and adding to and - remodeling Jean England nnd Carlye Burklc Sunday. wtek end with Howard Stanton near finishing touches have been put on who make breaklast foods, or flour ing disease in place of a metal people’in this couptry that so-called | existing state institution*. There were Detroit visitors Friday and '' — Dowling. their cottage. Saturday. J ^TQNCElNTER. I Mrs. Lawrence Cooley of Hasfry lhe government a which immediately will be locked material wealth may become one’s' is a very real and honest heed in ; Drs. J. A. Wooton. J. C. Andrui Misa Lenore Dowden I* spending Lart Weelft Letter. tlnM called on char|cs Woodruff’s regard to thta item—we cannot 'and F. E. Wllfison attended a Joint prgreasing tax for that privilege and from sight and sound In the recesses “property" only by sufferance of 1 Friday evening. government. When government de­ guarantee that $17300.000 ta the •^meeting pf the Central and South­ the spring vacation with her aunt.' Jlbfre *'Pre a KC*xI many the government used this money to of some burglar-proof vault? Mm. Dowdm M UU“tas. i'J U1f ®““r ■crvlro .1 lhe M. E , ...... cides clint too few people have too Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bolton en. right amount. We suspect it ts a ern. Michigan dental association a’ pay the farmers who curtailed their ML« Beta Jwrvtv U v“Bln« her — church. much and thereby seek to redis­ --------- There - . - were thro new , mem‘".tcrtalned twenty guests Friday very liberal appropriation for j Grand Rapids lhe first of the week. l»renu ta Brnhta Bettor durtap bc---------2_re7■lv — ?1 1 lnto eh. Uw .w..-b cV,urch „ , night Cards were played Ice cream aettsge cf wheat. Likewise the tribute more evenly that wealth, THAT BONDING ISSUE. this purpose; ' Mrs Carl 8tokoe of Middleville ^?2L.L;.A'*C 1>a ’ and cakc were^erved by the hostess. the. vacation from school. Does Michigan need $17,500,000 In then the individuals alplity to ob­ $1B.405.0Z> paid to cotton growers ib? $18,000,000 is to be spent viritcd Mrs.-Qeo. Tolhurst the (ore ronised Monday. A good many at-igmging seemed to be the added tain and keep huge fortunes is dlfur highway. Does Michigan wiy cut their acreage In order to hospitals, buildings and cnpart of the week. MARTIN CORNERS. l,,e Piwram in the afternoon fCBtnrc Of thirevening, and all demintahed-and curtailed In such an ii -cd lhat amount on new high­ '. T,‘! ,wp‘*?n B‘”n by Mr* Chlr The L A B will meet Wed nea­ whlch was enjoyed by all. get a better price did not come from largcmente of old structures; $18.­ parted In the wee hours of the ways? The present State High­ ter Messer Thursday evening to the I A u la ,t thc hoinc of MrB Mr and Mrs. Carl Brechetaen *n<!’morning very happy. tha federal treasury, but was paid 000.000 worth of new highways: $2.­ day Of course we shall not go "all way Commissioner was elected members of the executive eonimlttee • Blanchc (or dlnnfr being famllv and Mr Mlllnrci family Mr. nnzl and Mr*. Mrs. Millard by a processing tax; that Is. manu- 265.000 worth of national guard ar­ .the way" socialistically But we after he hud advocated a "road of the State Federation of Womens entertained by Club No 3 A corBrecheisen and son were Easter day ■hall go quite a distance In- that di­ SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. holiday." This item would, how­ facXurers of cotton goods, or any mories? Furthermore should Michi­ ^ehjhtful affair- dla| |nvBauoh is extended to all. guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kick of Sunday visitors of Mrs. Lulu Gray rection and. if it be handled and ever, furnish work for many idle AJ?v^U"8 Mr’“nd p,rs VCarrenirt*’ Wc arc a!l 80 sorry ,o hca,: lhat near Freeport. manufactured products where cot­ gan bond itself for $30.000 000 to get manipulated fairly, the great mawere, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray of men. vyhlch ta the basts for the । reiving were Mrs. Francis w. Smith. Jamcfi Varney must go to the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Marlow arc ton is used, .paid so much .per .pound $8:000.000 worth of Federal aid;.jorl'.y of Americans wllf favor'Tt. PWA grants; visiting their daughter. Mr. and Gray and family of West Vermontfor the cotton they used In the should the state add this amount to • Please remember that “government visiting ladies and Mrs. M. W. PrBijOn Her many friends all hope Mrs. Ralph Nobles of near Delton vlUe. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Howe and Wightmary. president ot the IocM^H'mJS-"'^ her ipe^ manufacture. As the people of the its total ------- ■ • ---------- - •s only the retlectAd wnnbufiftnn ot for national guard armories. indeb'.edness of- -$685,000 energy and or apathy of its sov­ ----- ---mother. Mrs. Olive Howe, of Detroit. There may be some Justification entire country consume the flour 000 (which figure includes the in­ ereign citizens'—George Averill. club . recovery. . Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nash went Mrs. O. Howe remained for a longer for thia expenditure, but we can­ and the cotton, goods, it U tlie. pco- debtedness of stale, and local gov­ Birmingham Eccentric. vr.nc ' SuPV and MmE B*1)'’*1 - — --------- - — Monday to -Laming to -----take----------their -------------------------------------visit with her daughter. not furnish it. We believe it to FORT) years AGO TODA) Sparta were over the week end son. Willard, back to school. Mrs. Etta Chance and Mr. and pla of the whole country who pay ernment units)? This, in p nutshell, be port extravagence and cnWe note some talk of Congress­ ’ Rev. a. D Grigsby. Mrs. Grigsby: guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fisher | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoamer visit- Mr». Bob Elliston of West Vermonttircly wasteful. . the tax. As the great majority of te the problem facing voters in re­ man George Poulkes a< the Former­ and Mr. T. 8. Husted attended a I and family. I ed the latter'* daughter In Lansing, ville were Wednesday visitor* at 5 — How much docs Michigan now the people of this country live in gard to the so-called “insurrection Labor candidate for Governor As meeting of Lansing Presbytery al Mrs. Bco-Merrick ta giving a sur- Saturday , Prank Norton and L. W. Jarrard. Mason on Tuesday and Wednesday,|prf.c dinner party today (Monday) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Craig and the! Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Marshall were ■ the nayjhem „ states,. they . paid rbill"by or more specifically House En­ good Shape We owe about $80,000,000 Dr. M. W. Wightman of New York honor of Mrs. Lavanche Merrick's tatters mother. Mrs. Young of Has- Sunday visitors al Mrs. Zalia Mllter the Largest part ot both of these, rolled Act No 30 at a special elec- they want him—W. tt Berkey, but we have saved up enough toward Cassopolis Vigilant. City ta visiting her sister. Mrs’ Dr. birthday. —------------------------"“■* Mr. and ler'j------tings spent Bunday with north of Nashville. taxex. But one cannot help but b? tion to be held on Monday. April retiring this debt so that our net Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Reiser pt De­ Mrs. Leslie Daniels and family In Boni to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weeks debt ta about $42.000.000-no ’. bad Drake. She has Just returned from impressed by the difference In the 30. If your aiuraer Is "yes" to the TAKING JUDGES OUT a five months trip to lhe old coun-, troll were over the week end guests honor of little Patty Daniels' birth-;a baby girl at their home In Battle OF POLITICS. for a large, wealthy state. But uc; trFAnrounte—$18396.000 p<ld to wheat above questions, vote “yes" on the of the former's sister. Mrs. Carrie day. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels,, Creek Mrs. Weeks was formerly Plans to elect Judges in Michigan should remember this Is not all of Will Moreland, who lor several, Fisher, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schrader. Rich-; Mildred Gould. growers and $111,405,000 paid to cot- ballot; otherwise vote "no" A vote on a non-partisan basis are being the public debt. Most of our coun­: years post has been connected with! Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCaulley ard Bchoenhom. and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. C- Marshall spent ton plarewa. of "yea" means that you favor bond- slut ped by persons who seek to di - ties. cities, and villages have debts of A significant thing about the'trig, the state'’for $30,000,000. A vote von* the court from politics. Such their own. The total, as we recall it. the Banner, left for Kalamazoo iOf Battle Creek were Saturday night Louie Daniels and family were Bun- [ Thursday with Mrs. Cha*. Oobb at Tuesday evening where he has ac-'1 cuesta Mr. and aiui Mrs. Mrs. Clark Clark Over nver-­ day afternoon and evening guests of Battle Creek. guests nt ol Mr. is about $685.000,000. Add to this lhe amount paid to the cotton growers of "no" means that you do not fa­ a plan ta well worth considering by ! cepted a position with the Publish­ smith. every person interested in improv­ $42,000,000 the state o*ys and the ing Company. Will is a good, faith­ te that Ute cotton planters of the vor an issue of this stee. visitor Friday. Miss Myrtle Overamllh. who is —7—^ ing judicial procedure. Qualtfica- total public debt is about $727,000,­! ful fellow and his friends hope to see working in Battle Creek, is spending I COR?<LRS, 000. Are- we willing to add another । him get to tlie front. CLAY HILLS. Ito mk wllh tor tor.au, Mr. u>d Mr$30,000,000 to this debt? MUX) Of the $111.405300. or about TAX ON TAXES Mrs. Clark Oversmith , Prairieville and Mrs. Rollle Day and Mrs. Ed. McDonald of Middleville Miss Maud Trego attended thc 6—If we don’t vote the $38,000,000! wedding 40 per cent of the total, or ntwrly -At last it has arrived—the utter —---------- 4-e-»__________ Mr*. Allred Ball and children of ta visiting Frank Harris and wtfe far of Miss Maude Hough at what will happen? That’s another two and a half times the total paid absurdity of tax extremes, a tax STATE ROAD. I Allegan were Bunday visitors of Mr. story. Michigan has been spending, Nashville yesterday. The Fisher P. T. A. will bold their and Mrs. Leland Hammond, Guy McNee and wife entertained Mrs. W. N. Chidester. Mr*. Morliwheat growers in 33 states. on taxation, itself. Congress now money at the rate of about $1,000.Miss Ruth" Hammond spent the the Pedro Party Saturday evening. When you look into this matter proposes to place a tax of ten per tion* for candidates for Judgeship, 000-a-month for relief. Our unem­ mer Tower and Mrs. W. R. Cook meeting this Friday evening. Mrs Leite Becker and Mrs. Viola Ken- week end in Kalamazoo with Mlu were in Grand Rapid* Monday. Leon Potts spent Bunday in Kala­ one can arrireiat'very substantial on the total Federal taxes paid however, should be of such a nature ployment troubles will not be over nedy will have charge of the |>ro- Ma urine Husted. W. R. Cook is attending th* meet ­ mazoo at the home of their daugh­ reasons why the cotton planters of by individuals and corporations. that ability, experience, tontesty. next year or the next, very likely., ing of Michigan Republican News­ gram, which will be put on by thc' Clarence Hammond spent Friday ter, Mrs. Morris Lewis and husband. and other high attributes of char­ Bluill we continue to spend money "Altoft district.** Mrs. Eva Rowley evening with hte ateter, Mrs. Roy paper men at Owosso this week ■ciuBg wiu> iu> uMcr . rwy , Harold England and family of LanTexas were thus favored. As that This idea has been more or leas of acter are absolutely necessary before and get nothing for it: or. shall we and Mrs. Margaret Cunningham will — * r * . • — • • handler, of Hartings, and attended king were also visitors at the Lewis . Mn. M. M Mallary and daughter tlie proposed candidate can come get some new needed hospitals, new home. 1 le "Procession of the Brides." of Grand Rapids were guests of furnish tlie eats. All are invited. many terms of service in the lower people ever expected to see it seri- before the electors. This is Impera­ trunkline highways and new armorMr*. Pearl Matthew* is able to be Mrs. Cynthia Chaffee of Hastings! Wilbur Gibb* of KAlamazoo was a Mrs. Mattie Spaulding last week tive. since -it is a long cstabllahcd boOM as well as in the senate, and ously proposed. Our national Uw­ .. u end — Bl Quy Saturday.' week calling The above paragraphs are general Mr and Mr’ w ”• 8<’uter4 and out again Item her sickness Little -.pent. thc fact that the average voter cannot not specific. e^nrtloJu and facta Gertrude of Big Rapids Dan has been staying wilh his:friend* in this--vicinity, es both bodies award committee ; makers however, having authorized i Tlie Busy Bee Chib will meet with be expected to know every detail -----------*—- - last their president, Mrs. Leno Batey. Mrs. HuMa Cooper returned and high of billions atk • ,Mter * achairmanships ------------- -places on . expenditures about the candidate for whom be about the matters you. Mr and Mr*. baye h**11 vUiUn8 relatives tn thc grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Matthews. , week for.— -----------an indefinite -------------- visit - -------with Mr. Thursday to tie off the quilt thrt Taxpayer, will be asked to decide clty ' ' committees on the length of aervice rate than any normal and reason- casta lib vote, and ao he merely Mr. and Mr*. Harry Riser and *nd Mrs. Robert Steele and Joe they have been making for the Cope < the members of auch committee?. able taxation could poulbly cover somewhat blindly—or at beat Monday. April Mth. That date Is ---------------------------------------------------------- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy and Tome. family, who tael their bedding by M i* not difficult to see how Texas' has thus been forced to consider »‘"crack. ™ »s»wr Ihould b. >1 lb. poiu <hn Homer Becker and Majesty, attend-1 Clarence Hammond is working at It deserves your careful scrutiny and dBy or against h .ma u> «« AU Uo> Irian ol mu uwc uwuure. BUmUutaS fcOTSc”” ed a party at Nashville Saturday the C&rence Avery (arm of South Guy McNee has Mcured employ uxwuaiui oomuMUbn. evening. Pine lake thia week. SB “ta-t..-. BB ST7 --------- m,,t“ •“ BWopmUou. the etolr. w °*~ , '*,t m*n of toe oommltue on Mrieto-, nooroorrno Some Pertinent Facts. Is Is Needed? . --------------------New Taxation. 1 On Monday morning Mr. Lathrop m A Quotation L . ■ . . I ■ . �in reaped to these two measures! ifor a place on thc bandwagon was it |tario. I Dec. IS, 1810. To this union Detroit complained that there I show In itaeif. Only one of the sen-' were born Roy W. Perry of Hart wera those sufficiently low down on ators who had signed the pledge re-; and Mrs. Rose Hawthorne at Hastbe criminal scale ao that its scrip malned loyal to hta promise. Anwns being counterfeited and pointed other party caucus was held and tings. Mr. and Mrs, Perry moved trades lobby and offers instead a' out that the criminal laws did not house membep did better. They pre- to Bloomington, Illinois, in 1800, vented the one* per cent where they resided for some time, ------reduction »- —• —to -— work relief bill which If adopted gymnasiums, community halls, and oover thta sort of thing. The lefts- — will furnish Job# for skilled and un­ what have you. all without consult­ lature acted promptly and thta । and so that bill died. A few will not later moving to Hart. For the past skilled tabor in crery section o! ing the taxpayers. The legislature measure was passed. A few other care to run on thta record but most fourteen years she has lived In Has- I Michigan. It contemplates only Jud passed such a measure but pro­ measures of merit were also includ­ :of the members will. tings. Mrs Perry has been a life- j Juicy plum for administration poli­ about half the sum to be borrowed viding for referendum to the people ed and os promptly acted upon. Summed up the record ta about ticians, a majority of the senate, to be met by general taxation and at tlie first special session. Hie gov­ like thta. Every meritorious measure long —_--------------member of the Methodist Epta------ . ----------under the lash ot the administrative encumbers future highway revenues ernor vetoed thta bill because of which did not Involve drastic chang- icopal church. -----------------—. faithfulj -----------whip, walked put and left the.meas­ to . meet debt requirements for the the referendum. It has now passed les In lhe whole governmental atruc-1 Christian, always an active partlciure in the air. The governor repeat­ remainder. Again instating that the again and once more it carries the | ture was adopted. The measures de-1 pant In all phases of the church ed hta appeal In February, practi­ jxjoplc have a right to be consulted,' referendum clause and again thc — --------- ------------------------------------------w.- ...— ,™. deserved work. Her thoughtfulness and kind, cally the same measure os was re­ lhe measure finally passed with sub­ governor ta objecting. He seems passed both houses to reduce this defeat. Others were defeated by rea- “ nets her -----a place ~ ' ..... ' “*■ -u<,n — for '— ““ In the jected in November being cast tn the stantial majorities in both house afraid of the people. interest rate from 3 1-2 per cent per । aon of regional differences br by hearts of a multitude of friends. She hopptr, having been drafted by tlie and senate carries a referendum to month to 1 3-4 per cejit. Thta thc reason of honest differences of opin­ departed thta life April 0, 1934. Mr. ■ . t Wants Election Change. attorney general and administration thc people who will be called upon . ■ *-■ • — lon The legislature should be com ­ governor vetoed after making a bar­ Perry preceded her in death nine RUTiwnHX rwm The governor wanted a lot of years ago. Surviving are: a broth- „ _ BALTteiORE to pay the debts Incurred. ■ advisors. . changes in the election laws of the gain with the loan companies to re­ mended for what It killed off as well Legislators certainly will be will­ er. J. H. Wonnacott of Blooming- Last Weeks Letter. Siitatilata ta Passed. state. In the regular session, the ad­ duce thc monthly rate to 2 1-3 per as tor the little harm it did in meas­ ton, HL. two- sisters. Miss Margaret j The p. T. A- will be held at the What happened to thta bill? It ing to run upon this record. cent. In the passage of these bills a ures passed." ministration forced through a bill WM never seriously considered by The governor also wanted a law Wonnacott and Mrs. A. W. Frost. McOmbcr school house Friday «vewhich destroyed the non-partisan lot of the governor's friends found the legislature. Instead a substitute passed which would have permitted of Detroit; a son, Roy W. Perry of1 nlng. The men are putting on thc feature of the precinct election themselves "out on a limb." They measure drafted by a republican municipalities to have borrowed un- board. He wanted to go much fur­ pleaded with him to give them a Hart; a daughter. Mrs. Ralph Haw-1 program, also the supper. Mary Elisabeth Wonnaoott was tlxwne of Hastings; four grandchil-1 The Camp Fire girls will be enchance to redeem themselves and in ther in thta respect. Not one of bom Sept. 3$. 1860. at Bltaford. De­ dron. Dorothy and Clayton Perry, j tertalned Saturday at the home of these bad measures was permitted to' return promised they would not cut the rate below his bargain level. vonshire, England, lhe daughter of I Martin and Wayne Hawthorne. The Arabella Smith. pass and purity of the ballot ta thus held av at her late home and ears, Mra Howard jimca n. ana narnei nern wunna- i funeral iiincrai was wan nna nrr laic name J■ Mr. ana nowaxa Kemberllng lurmocnuia far the time being preserved. Does ate tlie republicans offered an jeott. She left England tn 1809. on Monday afternoon at two o'clock. I of Battle Creek spent Easter with! the Detroit editor object to thta? Stratford. Ontario, Canathe Rev George Shepardson of Mr. and-Mrs. Ed. Traver. to cut the rate to 1 jxn- coming to _____ ___ _______ _’ _____________________________ Tita governor refused to permit amendment . *-• Mf and Pennington of cent per month. Hta henchmen for-! da. Her marriage to Absalom Payne I Grand Rapids, officiating, lhe legislature to consider the matgot their pledges and thc stampede j Perry took ptace at Woodstock, On- | was in the Rutland cemetery. Quimby moved into the Archie Tofor motor card at the November spe­ cial session. Finally yielding to an ALL-WAVI Insistent demand stimulated by the campaign of a republican rival for Listen to London, Berlin, Paris. the office of governor, thta subject Madrid, Buenos Aires, etc. as well was opened to lhe February special as your favorite American pro­ session. Bills prepared and intro­ duced by the legislative council were grams! Marvelous worM-wlde re­ promptly adopted and are now in ception effect. Is any member of the legtaia- MUTTHESTOTE ( At CLEAR LAKE L01 PHILCO regularly, clearly and at full room volume! See and hear the new PHILCO 16X now. TERMS—.$20.00 up PHILCO ii Every latest 1 provement ta i dio. Only |175 WARD BAINE AFTER 8,000 MILES A vicious fish lobby for years has blocked the enactment of proper regulations against deep water trap netting for white fish. The governor opened thta subject U> the last spe­ cial sesaion and a good bill was passed. Anything wrong with thta At tlie request of the legislative council certain subjects relating to exemptions and moratoriums for the relief of property owners under the present emergency were opened up and such measures were prompt­ ly passed. No trouble here at all. The sub-committee on general taxation of the legislative council had made exhaustive study of our existing tax laws and offered sweep­ ing* reforms. It was not surprising that a legislature which had not sufficient time in which to study tlie measure rejected it. These measure*) were ordered returned to the legtaJkllve council for further study and some suggested changes, a perfect­ ly normal and reasonable solution, it would appear. Bills offered by tlie governor to promptly acted upon. If any criti­ cism ta deserved in thta respect It is because lhe legislature yielded too passively in granting, all that was AS STRONG AS NEW Percent of tensile strength remaining In cords after long use in tiros: 8,000 16,000 81% »1% lea. and permit the governor to ap- ■ point a congressman of hta own choosing to fill a vacancy caused by the death of congressman Joseph Hooper of thc third Michigan dtaI trict. The legislature very prompt­ ly and vigorously rejected such a proposal. Anything wtong in thta? In keeping with thc recommenda­ tions of the commission of inquiry into state governmental expense tn 1933. a bill was introduced by two republicans early In the regular ses­ sion cutting down both the number and the pay of legislative employees. If that bill had passed, the taxpay­ ers ot Michigan would have been saved about S100.000 during the in the senate by action of the ma-1 Jority party. Hie governor permit­ ted It to be presented to tlie speclal session Just closed and it was passed by the house again but again • Any good new tire is pretty safe from blowouts—but how safe is it after thousands of miles? Think over those per­ centages above! Remember, the public finds that Goodyears stand up longest—that's why more people buy Goodyears than any other tires. Since Goodyears cost nothing extra, SEEKS' ’P ■mr.1 EAR Willard Batterie* Radio Service and Tubes Al| Battery Service Prompt Attention BROSS TIRE ANO BATTERY SHOP HASTINGS — ROAD SERVIQK — GALL 2482 Good Used Tires 11 Up Guaranteed Tire Repairing Wanta Straits Span. The governor wants a.bridge built across the Strails of Mackinac. He had his way and certainly he cannot complain If a large number of legis­ lators cast thilr votes in the nega­ tive. It wil! coat a couple of hundred thousand dollars of slate money to find out that the federal government would not possibly lend on so vision­ ary a scheme but al least the gover­ nor had his way in thta case. Then there was that plan sub­ mitted by the governor under $yhlch local school districts were to be! wiped ,out and a county unit plan' substituted. A roar went up from tile. dumb legislators could not fail to hear and thc bill was smothered un­ der an avalanche of "nay" votes. Few legislators will be afraid of their records in thta respect. On March 7. the governor submit­ ted hta fourth message of the special covered in this message is found a proposal to submit an amendment to the state constitution so that cer­ tain counties, metropolitan tn char­ acter. may reform governmental agencies now found expefiilTe and Inefficient. It was a proper measure and deserved better treatment than It received. However, the members from rural sections were afraid of It and turned It down. After all they wore elected to represent their con­ stituencies and perhaps their judg­ ments may be correct, who knows? la thta same message was a pro­ posal for a minimum wage for wom­ en and children engaged in Industry. The measure never emerged from committee for the reason it was felt, lhat industry ta having its difficult ties right now without adding fur-! ther to Ha problems. And then there was a proposal that Michigan ejiact its own recovery act; thus setting up within the state a supert-body In addition to General Johnson's out­ fit. incidentally It provided consid­ erable possibilities th the way of patronage and thta too was rejected. | Were the legislators reprehensible, WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL READY TO DELIVER TO YOU IMMEDIATELY NO WAITING! THE HOME LUMBER COMPANY NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE-HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL U, 1M4 ■ 1 churches, banks, railroads, etc. "Community News Paper" were I The "Community News paper" te Ilf) linnF OT I fl IIHP compelled to grant diplomas to all children who have been recon in recent years many changes among the first things considered as essential to the small community lull Il/I I I k H I IL (I L h*v» * loo roon ■na lh'7 ,h°uM " M .* ,10«; HU lllUI L U I U in L mended In writing by the teacher w. *ny *chooi? rnie slate of state superin superin-­ , I . . o last to go. -again I assert It te as essential to »■■■ ais I this village boasted of ten passenger; resident of a sn»U town the small community as thc schools tendent of pubUc Instruction says that the commissioner has a dis­ trains making regular stops dally, knows that a special c)>rch ori,uld the churches. r 1 Hllfl IVfl criminating power to refuse to grant At lhe same time we had two banks. I school attraction win always draw | No doubt the editor of the "ComI I think most people will agree a diploma U lhe commissioner is Dot Now we have none. And God only I a crowd. But why? Because tlie munity News Paper” ta experiencing <Continued from page one) I (hat the schools and churches are knows when, and if. we will ever | -community News Paper" has been the same financial difficulties os tiw satisfied that lhe pupil has satisfac­ Cmo main- essentials or supports of have another. Many things were largely responsible for putting lx banker, the grocer and the butcher. torily completed tlie work of thc the small town or community thought essentials a few’ years ago I across. People take the local paper. ■ However, the "Community News the superintendent of schools in eighth grade. Science teaches that a tripod, a we have found we CAN get along 6. By whom shall any test, which furward to j(S coming be- P“P<r" editor who meets the de-, suchgradedschool district." three legged stool, furnishes the without. Many of us have found (cause they want to know what te mands ot the residents of hta com-1 Thta billpassed the house with h may be given as a preliminary to that we can get along on a much1 - going on.” Not from the viewpoint ‘ munity to advertising, honestly only one dissenting vote and re.. I lhe granting of eighth grade dilc 1 plomas. be- granted? By the teachsmaller amount of money than we ol Qamp. as a gossip, but' portraying the public needs, wbefh, unanimous vote of the Uwught it passible a few years ago. 01 of u,c Hie school in which the pupil u from from thc the politlcaL political, rellgiX religious soctal social ^r u,cr it 11 ta “ social, political, pmiucai. religious. rcugwus. ”lved cr °* 1 civic pomtKw aTexpresM^and :<w otherwise, need not worry. The new makes the U enrolled. Ttwrcfore, I would like to present We have been forced to take back-*~* —- -r»,of PubUc Public Distxucinstruc­ * implied Implted by the "Community Community News, < demand Community news News ----------- •». —1 Superintendent of oemano for ror a community the school.-, and churches as being ward steps along many lines In the te self self et evident and is ______ consid- “> granting of eighth <r«de ^Plo- tion Voelker rules that the form ot jjPaner Paper”” ta ___________ two of the essential supports of a last few years. Substitutes have Paper.” — -11 town — 1,' mas: the written recommendation to the lhe gubstamtal citizens of the;. crod todB>- b? lhe “ naU rM1 community. and I will endeavor to been established so that certain en-; . 1. Eighth grade examinations are terprtees are hardly missed. It will ' &m all town the arrival of the den teas essential as lhe schools and com niluioner of schools of the show why the community newspaper । abolished. ,county for granting an eighth grade certainly be a farther step backard -community News Paper." ta like re-1 lh« churches, u a third. 1* equally important. 2. The power and duty to grant ,diploma must be one that Is recom­ than moat of us care to take, to giving a letter from one of the Henry F. Remington, diplomas to applicants from schools L give up our railroads, banks, schools. (am|]y uho resides in a distant city I Nashville. Michigan, mended by the commissioner. olber lh»n school, In school | This nrw w puts . ponnew „ law a lot „ of ra reepona brjie aCqualnt-! * “‘ lhe convenience and well-being of churches and our "Community where you dlrtrtert h,vln, • nqwUltendMI. uum, ul<al | ance, which tells of the happenings, he Individuals residing within a News Paper.” u.,“'rr7d u>e Hscuchf they «U1 dHlke to rrtua The churches, schools and the many and varied, that interest you. । [tven radius, such as schools. xy board of school examiners to the g recommendation to any eighth The -nnmmiinitv "Community Nrwi News Panrr" Paper” to• 'I The in. count, oomtnUMoner ot Klraols. p,dt p,,^ „ forms you of the one hundred and 11111 OnOR lifTT 3 pte Mtntt rttmmlsjloner «nutu annM the opiirtunlty to (o i.I'iP things tlr.llk’u that 1h.:t enter i.ntrr into InIn your daily JiJ | IAI I I III I Il JI I- • I 1 one eighth gratU. mplonuu to pw u «>■:„„ t0 nign hl,h scnooi. „Hool. lines .Inc. tne the state Mot. on to life which help to make you the de­ on the written recommendation of and —-• thc —rural ’—• — ... school district — unite sirable citizen that you are. and al-I the teacher or principal of the in meeting the expense for tuition. so helps to make the community a (Continued from page one) school in which the child te en­ desirable place in which to live. It;----------------------------------------------------------- rouea. inis law rolled. This law win. will, ot of course, course, ao do BOWNE CENTER, informs you that Mrs. A- is in the ago adopted a new constitution and away with the county board of hospital aa-^se-wSi sick. -Why. she was at is the by-laws and at the same time Examiners ssiti Mrs. Addle Benton spent Satur­ This new service which has recent­ Ladies Aid Tuesday afternoon, and ass; elected a board of directors to taJd haveQuestions be day with Mrs. Jesse Johnson ot ■» S Su^y” rii uii S ui? : th?”’““” naturally ™“r“‘y arising ”*** will ” this is only Thursday. I’ll take her charge of its business. At tlie band -naturany aruung win oc Grand Rapids. ly beeh instituted by this bank fur­ % night last Mrs. Jennie Flynn returned to her nishes the community with an op­ i . L m’.’. T ’ meeting held Thursday ...... -1 1. Wil) test questions be furnished soul. I hope it tan t Serious. It gives weCk the directors selected the fol- by the department of public instruc- own home Saturday after spending portunity for the transmission of you the market reports on what vou you iztvtint, lowing n(W/*<*T<officers; (tion? The answer te No the past three months with her have to sell. The merchants, through । H. — ■- — - •-----------of • -board, J D. — Cook, chairman funds at the lowest possible rate. 2. Docs the statute contemplate daughter, Mrs. John Nash, and fam­ their advertisements, quote you । ifoward Frost. •President. .v»UvU*. that any test be given the children ily. Compare our rates with any other prices and call special attention to. Wesley Logan’ Vice-President, preliminary to the granting of the 1 Charlie Posthumoa was in Detroit the bargains they have to offer. R oy Chandler, Secrctary-TreasRoy Secretary-Treas- diplomas? The statute te silent on Friday. money order rates and you will be many of which are as appealing to urer. this point. Whether or not a test I Mtes Mamie Tyler te assisting pleased with the saving you make the small town or rural resident, as The local bond therefore Is in a shall be given by the teacher will w|th the ivousehold duties at thc are the full-page ads in the city position to coojK-rate with the city in the purchase of these orders. be determined by the educational Wayne teenton home. dailies to the city dwellers. ; council in working out plans for the practices set up by the commissioner Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith of It is not common to find persons support of such a musical organl- of schools of his county. The gen- Grand Rapids were visitors at Guy DEPOSITS INSURED under the in a town of one. two or three thou- ration by.lhe city. erally accepted practice ta that some smith’s Friday Banking Act of 1933. sand inhabitants, who know prac-| We understand . that the new ! “ L wUI m । Alyce Porrltt and He,cn tlcally everybody living within its'council and representatives o( the 3. What office will furnish the di- accompanied Mrs. Watt Thomas borders, and many rural dwellers as band wlU meet together at the first plomas? The office of the rupcr- and Beatrice to th« • — Club — • the 4-H well. They know the various Indi- session of the new council, which intendent of public instruction will Achievement program as North vlduals by their given names, and will be held Friday evening of this furnish blank diplomas to the coun-J park High school Saturday. can tell you how many children they at which time It te hoped that ty school commissioner. | Lewis Skinner and family of have, what church they attend, and definite arrangements may be mode1 . the statute take away the Leighton spent Sunday evening at to what lodge they belong. : fur regular concerts by the band. Jurisdiction of the county board of Watt Thomas’. No. the persons who have this In-, Hastings will not be alone In pro- examiners over the granting • of Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Levi Levi Miller Miller of ot tlmate information are not guoslps, viding municipal support-fot a band. eighth grade diplomas? Yes. The Leighton spent Sunday at Glenn He might be the village clerk, who There are several cities, and some power and duly to grant these dl- Dean’s. collects the water rent, or the local1 villages, which have for years given plomas te now vested In the county | —-------------- a » manager of the light and power public aid for a local band. They commissioner, who will exercise it General Johnson's plea for the .company, to whom you pay your have found that lhe mpney so used uix>n thc recommendation of the white collar worker was beautifully monthly light bill, who has acted in was not an expense but an Invest teacher of the school In which the timed. A revival of the smoke nulthat capacity for the past twenty ment. which paid splendid dividends pupil Is attending. jsance is noted in all the large inyears, or the comer druggist, who by adding to the joy of life in such 5: Is the county commissioner dustrial centers—-Detroit News. has supplied your family with head-;communities. They found that in1 ache powders, paregoric, and even creased harmony and good will were prescribed for Juniors croup, in the’abo resulting benefits . absence from town of the only doc-. -------- ——----------------- Communication VIM Ml SPRING MUSIC FESTIVAL By HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA, BAND AND GLEE CLUBS Friday Evening, April 1 3 Central Auditorium Eight o'Clock ADMISSION: Advance Sale 10 cents • Box Office 15 cents COUNCIL AND BAND Bank Money Orders FDIC National Bank of Hastings AMAZING DENTAL OFFER! A Good SET of TEETH $5 Conscientiously made by my Dental Mechanic of 28 years experience. Same workmanship and material as used in my regular $10.00 plates. Don’t pav one cent until plate is finished! Be your own judge! ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED Extractions i«&»tUt» OCn Fillings Local SMslbtic. NaaeUkdistnss Dr. Twtb Cteanad DENISON Efln JUL SUPERVISORS N SESSION TUESDAY 1 'To such persons, who are brought into dose touch and intimate bus!-' ness relations with lhe whole com-1 munity. the "Community News Pa­ per" is a part of the fabric of their very lives. To them, as well as the one hundred and one other restdenta. thc “Community News Paper’ (Continued from page one) | is one of the essentials of the small———:—w'.tWZ AuZZZ town । County Property—Wilcox. Usborne 1 l "Why The Community News Pap- “n.d stu.u. . ’ . ' ' er!” That important organ of society , Inventory of Court House and 1 which took a quarter column to tell ^^uand 'about the birth of twins, and gave a!..Inventory of County and Deten- h front page announcement of our, ‘lon Homes—Hall. Smith and Me7 Susie's wedding, and emphasized । ,n”’, , , „ . . .' ,'grartdr.theo virtue, and p,lt I Judiciary—Barber. Schader and die soft pedal on hte weaknesses. W°tr,ng,, . . . until hte very enemies were led to Water—Leonbelieve he was a great man In the Penncls communitv ' i Insurance—Usbornc. Leonard and I 1 ■ '______ •*________________ I Graves. *’ ,,, Drains—Moon. Martens and Us• it borne. r''Supt. of Poor Reports—Stutz, Hall and Pennete. County Clerk’s and Treasurer’s Reports— MpCann, Moon and Wil-; icox| Resolutions, Rules and Regula­ tions—Brown. Backus nnd Potts. Taxes—Strain. Barber and Moon. Livestock sanitary—M a r t e n s, Graves and Potts. Agricultural Extension — Pennete. Glasgow and Strain. Health Unit—Schader, Wotrlng and Moon. I Pay Roll — Wilcox, Backus and Schader. AUCTION SALE! Having decided to quit farming I will »ell at public auction on the farm, 2 mile» weit of Halting, on M-43 to Tamarac Cornera, then 2 milea south and and 1-2 mile eaat, on MONDAY, APRIL 16 Commencing at one o’clock and sell the following property:— WORK HORSE. Bay gelding, a good work horse. CATTLE. Red cow, 8 yr.., fresh 8 wks. White cow, 6 years, calf by side. Holstein heifer, 2 years old. Wkit- heifer, 2 years old. heifer. , ||)[ TOOLS, ETC. Double harness, good condi­ tion. Driving harness. Wagon. Combination rack. Mower. Dump rake. Riding cultivator. Plow. Drag. Buggy. Cream separator. One bushel seed corn. Many small articles. TERMS:—CASH. All goods to be settled for before being removed from premises. Russel Mills, Propr J. E. Norton, Auctioneer. Andy Matthews, Clerk. HUS s CAST j 'Continued from page one) I been made necessary by the fact that the auditorium rental will be ' nearly double that of last year. Ev- j ery seat sold will be reserved. ; This play has the largest caste of any yet presented” by the local players. Twenty-seven people will take part. Needless to say that it requires considerable skill to direct this number of actors and actresses : and to see that entrances, exite and positions on the stage are all done properly. The •■traffic” problems of the production arc being ably hand, j led by Miss Eva Hecox. • "The cast of The Virginian Is the i most enthusiastic one it has ever E. Barnett, the director, states. "Re­ hearsals began on March 8 with two sessions per .week. Tlie number has since been increased to four and during the final week will be held dally. But this cast never seems willing to quit. We finish our sched. ule and they stay right on asking for permission to do one or anoth­ er of the various scenes over again. Even at the best, rehearsals become monotonous after several weeks of steady work, and this enthusiasm speaks pretty well for lhe play, it- i self." DELTON GROUP. The Delton Nutrition class met1 for March meeting at the home of . Beatrice Dunning, with ten mem-. . bers present. I Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs Dunn discussed the lesson on Counting I Calorics How thc calorie need of a 1 |*rson is determined, and the cal­ oric requirements for an average person The next meeting will be at Mrs. C. F. Barnum’s on April 30.—Secretary. taking their bills out of tlie en­ velopes—Readers Digest. The TIME TO PLANT ROSES In your yard and garden iff at hand. Thia year we have arranged with a large nursery of some 25 years experience in growing nursery stock of all kinds. * Beautify Your Home at Money-Saving Prices •nd SAVE Money by Growing Your Own Fruit See Our Display—Get Our Prices on nursery stock Hv AS A SPECIAL for the next TEN DAYS we are offering 3 Montmorencj CHERRY TREES—5 to 6 feet | VV [ ------- tall—for I ' BABY CHICKS at All Complete line of POULTimes TRY SUPPLIES Bulk Garden Seeda and Lawn Seed a Specialty CHICK STARTING MASH—$2.15 Cwt. WALLACE FEED & SEED STORE Heatings, Mich. Phone 2458 COMMUNITY AUCTION SALE - AT THE - ” FAIRGROUNDS, Hastings, Mich. SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1934 Thia Sale ia being held for the purpoae of furniahing A QUICK MARKET FOR ITEMS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. Bring in anything you have for sale—Hay, Grain, Seeda, Potatoea, Poultry, Etc. At thia sale there will be offered:— HORSES. bill Announcement! Several head of good Michigan horses— matched teams and singles. Also sev­ eral head to be offered at private sale. CATTLE. Cows, Heifers, Bulls and Calves. OTHER STOCK. Sheep, Hogs'of all breeds. Chickens. COMPLETE LINE OF FARM TOOLS. Wagons, Plows, Drags, Mowers, Cul­ tivators, Etc. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE­ HOLD FURNITURE. Some nearly new—Beds, Dressers, Ta- a bles, Chairs, Stoves, Etc. John Dryer will offer a complete line of farm tools at this sale. Nearly new Economy King Cream Sep­ arator. Two bird-breeding cages. Chicken mash feeder. 1934 Tested Onion Seed. Many other items not listed in this an­ nouncement. Come to this sale—we may offer just what you want. TERMS - CASH J. E. NORTON and DEWEY REED AUCTIONEERS • ANDY MATTHEWS, Clerk. J. E. NORTON will be at the Fair Grounds all day Friday, April 13, to list property. . • DEWEY REED will be at Service Oil Station No. 2, cor. Mich. Ave. and State St., to list any property you have. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WTOMBSDAT, APRIL 11, 1934 ’civic players held LargeAudience —__ — > Was rresent -.h* rvAfr.iK. — I _The _Rev. _L. _L. _Dewey, in company Mtas Jeanne DeVries modeled .K the th. rcv. l r RobtSS; or _____________________________ 1 (Margaret Ironside) at her wedding Grand Rapids, have been spending in 1912, and Mtas Jocelyn Ironside several days in Washington, D. C. • Continued from pt|t one> the Hr.- nt Xtr. Onh-H UZ .“ . z to her wedding dress which she 1s Cook (Florence Harper), also In that night at Akron. O, whcrethsyl Mtes Agna* Smith of Grand Rap- > Mr. and Mra. John George of HoiMtas Grace Ryan visited in Bat­ to wear on the morrow, using Mra. ’ I?}?.Mra- Donald Van Zlle (Harriet met yj.. Van qu, a fOTmer Y. M. C. tle Creek over the week end. Ids was home on Bunday. land nnd Mr. and Mrs. John KuernOne hundred and fifteen mem­ Mra. Jack Stem ta visiting rela- Rd and family of Kalamatoo were bers ot the Hastings Civic Players Leonard Board's dress of 1930. She ta *• “cretary in Michigan. On Wed-, Fred Hill of Grand Rapids, was Uvra In Detroit this week. here on Saturday to attend lhe fu- Association were present at the in lhe city on business Monday. “‘*'1’ *"a >" X" MW Donjl,,'Ml. Ml«s Barbara Wilcox U home from ' * first “Informal" held in the parlors sees the "Procession of thc Brides." Barnett rflodelcd the wedding dress arrived in Washington Thuraday Thoma* Stebbins Is home from of the Methodist Episcopal church who, .. Olivet college for the spring vaca­ Percy Kuempel. Ann Arbor for a weeks vacation. ----------- ___ _________ _______ . ______ ..... .to call ... on . . as each approaches, ta intro- nf k<rz Mra- D D n D- W>)tz>n Walton ItZMila. (Louise Pnt Potno^...and went gt j . Mra. Eliza Joiinson returned Monday evening. Featured on the duced by \he "Voice o»~Dreams." Rev. and Mrs. Oartland of Lak-.- tion. J?? Scnatoc Arthur H. Vandenberg, who | Wednesday night from a few days’ Mulliken in in 1919. Miss Ruth Merrt- g»vTthra idmtarton oudsto ■ Muiintm iaio. mu . Ruth ___ .«_____ ___ •_ ■__ ._ _____ «_ " tha __ I I Miss Mildred Frandsen was home visit with her son and family. Dr. program were two plays. “Weinles Mrs Orville Bayles for Wednesday," directed by HonDewey on Monday. from Mt. Pleasant over the week and Mrs. Lester Johnson of Ann Four small ushers In dress suits, man of Nat»leon wu married to E. senate, the White House the mint Miss Olive Lathrop of Detroit was end. More. Mrs. More loaning and other places of interest. They Arbor. Charles Hinman, Jr.. Paul Benham. Burnette leen Isnhath, Mrs. H. A. Adrounie, her gown which was modeled' by 3<w the supreme eburt in session1 Mr. and Mra. Ray Brandi were in Miss Florence Frandsen has re­ Kwn-iro wun, •*. kum* Richard rosier Poster ana nnd Tnomas Tlwmns Fennell. Detrdlt Tuesday and Wednesday on turned to her teaching at Thrr-e Bud Wolfe and Loren Boyes in the preceded the little flower girls, Lor£n® beard Huey Long. Rat Harrison. B»ncast, and "The Sham." directed by Mr. and Mra. Newman' Tuttle of business. ator Couzens and <*“«« bi debate. Oaks after spending her vacation Mrs. M. E.1 Whitman, with Archie raln* Brown. Betty McLaughlin. Lansing were guests .of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. O. H. Cleveland of Columbus, with her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Jannet Johnson. Julia Sheldon. -S.^in °n ‘hC‘r lll"erary were Arlington McDonald. Margaret Gladstone. Marcia Carroll. Barbara Puller Martin Tinkler on Monday. Ohio, ta vtaftlng her mother. Mra. Frandscn. *nd ’iJ”? rt'melery. thc Congressional LiHarold Logan and Clay Bassett in Marietta Paul, and Vivian Fennell ^d .*?’ ”4^ Mrt. C. P. Lathrop haa been in Nettle Hyde. ; the Lincoln Memorial, thc : Supt. and Mra. O. E. Balycnt of Mias Dorothy Banira. was honje Sparta were Friday guests of Mr. thc cast. Both plays were very well who scattered petals upon the atage. Shakespeare Library, etc They had done. from Three Oaks during her vaca- ,and ■ Marion Cook and Mary Ketcham ^‘JuSaXd bv Mtas RrtiTlta^ c,*tno* cl“b to tha old Mra. Llye Fisher on the State A brief business meeting com ­ Carroll Eckman returned on Sun­ acted as assistants. Young men who' ’w Madison house in company °" bined with the social evening, dis­ day from the CCC camp at Kcpton •mtTW mJ*. Jack Rentschler of ushered were Harold Logunr Robert Iw1th Mr .^wey'a uncle. Lister Dewwhere he had been for five month*. ^^<\«5°!Lt»?Unday w,th. p' c'i Mra. Phyllis Reynold*. Mr*. J. R tribution of year books and Refresh­ F£14. ----------------..... ....... cy wno „ R government employee. WU«Um now. J™« ... ment* were other items on the pro­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Lewis were worn w MU» Co.ut.nce <»* .[«■, vulun, M(. Vernon. *lew>HMih d™, tocElwaiii. Mrs. W. R. Cook and gram. Myers. Johnnie Armbruster. Loren 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles when she was flower girl at her drla and various points of interest Mtas Margaret Heath and Itoy gmjy McElwain were in Kaiand Leslie. Cook. Mrs. Deforest Walton, general Boyes Rathbun of Battle creek ori Bun­ Heath arc home from Muskegon for , ama^o ot* Saturday as guest* of Weddlne dreue. --heeln...... ™*<IUW. »cc»nip.nled MBs u», W1 New Tort, cite when, U/A/OII *--- ' ’ ... chairman of the association, gave . w ll''' P*»«nn|they were Co be the tvnU ot tel.day. a week’s vacation. I Ad— McDufly Lloyd Freeman of Columbus, Mis* Helen Sawyer of Union City Mtea E M. DeYje of Muskego.) a brief account of the Little Thea­ 1850 up to the present lime were The tvro brides of 1924. Mrs. John tires of Rev. Roblnsonr. and hoped ter Conclave held In Lansing last modelled, moat of them having an Ohio, spent thc week end with his Edmonds on Bat-, j waa |n tbc cny O(I gaturday enroute C. Kctcliam 'Ada Belle Shilton) and to hear Dr. Harry Emerson Foadick month which was attended by four Interesting history. 1^ parent*, Mr. and Mra. Glenn Frcc- urday and Bunday. Mra. Roy Cordes (Mildred Rcy- on Sunday, returning home today or ! to Kalamazoo to visit her sister and delegates from the local association. I Mtas Margaret Mill* of Grand husband The dresses and models as they nolds) modeled their own gowns, tomorrow. ' 1. Mr. . Mnr. Effie Biddle left on Monday Rapid* was "the guest of Miss jean 'p^^"2nd ”fL-« and Jane Mra. Parks Arthur Mra. Gordon Ironside of thc Mem­ appeared were: The drew worn by Mtas Janet Teale wore the wedding.---------------- -----------------------bership committee reported that the for Ban Franctaco. Cal., tor an ex- |Bame* on Sunday. | MJcheta nnd Fred VanDyke of Mrs. Barbara Schultz, formerly of dress of MLv Florence Tjdcn. who! tended .te!. m l«r ™. Oorta. Her J!. W. Wetenxte ^Wddle-1 .TJ'Xte X membership so far thta year was Rutland, when she was married in married Richard Groos In 1926 Miss’ ™—------------ -------176 or more than double the en- 1850. and now owned by her grand­ S «dM., B.F. weep Barbara Will displayed the wedding-and Merrill Karcher of Freeport ikmiic oi ij. ocvriancc. ntrn. viuiuyxe roltawnt of last year u.^,. M„. Victor VICUJr „ llom OI daughter. Mrs. Hilbert of i returned with them after a visit of Those who attended expressed a Woodland, was displayed by Miss dress of Mrs. Aurlle Lake Shipman'were united In marriage Friday cvefamily of Grand Rapid* were Sun- i Mrs. Delta Kopp of Wrat Wood­ two weeks with her parents, Mr. and who married D. L. Christian in ning -------at **-the ‘txxne ------- of * " Mr. and Mrs. keen desire for more meetings of Frances Cowles, who also wore thc clay guest* of Dr. and Mrs. C. P. I land visited Mr. and Mra. P~ ■ ‘ • Russell Benton of Grand Rapids. Be!l Mrs Severance a similar nature throughout the bonnet and carried lhe small para- 1927. Uthrop. ; Tinkler on Saturday morning. ml3 vcllB OI „ Rev. Edward Boone officiating. . .I Mex Mra. who Celia Prior of LarT1£TOI Carrizoza, N. yctL r v owned by Mrs. Schultz; the doth 1 Mra. Harold Faster (Helen Mc­ Mtas Mildred Walters returned on | Mra. Phyllte Reynolds of Ann ■ ArcaKed hcre by '.he LhB‘ WM thc Q“lst" for the dress was woven in Ger- Lachlan), a bride of 1929. loaned her HASTINGS. Tuesday from Btodgett hospital.; bor te spending a week's vacation dcath ofher father Wi liam num- • Orand Rapids, where she recently with Mr. and Mr*. Roy oordra [ rrnrXd vtelt wfth reta- hvlJ~C£y8? nieeting aided many over a century ago Second gown to'Mtas Florence Westerlind, Mr. and Mrs. Ray McIntyre and and Mrs. John Crue, Jr., (Marie *-as lhc go*n modrIed by Rosebud family of Grand Rapids were Sun­ underwent an operation. ’ Mr. and Mr*. Robert Jemen ot i pUnnm- to return in atarnt Carrothcr^Mr*. William Stebbins Larsen and owned by Mrs. E. J Rawson). aLso a bride of 1929. mod­ day visitors of Mrs. McIntyre's MLws Vivian and Doris Biddle 1 Chicago were guest* of Mr. and Mrs.----------•— a week or •ten days. eled her own gown. MLu Marion .» This -■ ----- ----------------.Pratt. dress was worn ... by an,' of Battle, creek and Helen Biddle clarence Crawford over the week:■ Miss JuanUa Kidder, who has and Mrs. Frank Adair. Hailwood displayed tlie wedding parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. John­ of Grand Rapids were Sunday1 end. ।aunt. Mtas Mary Torpcy. when she i gown of Mrs. E. C. Sackrider (Ruth son. Another daughter and husband. ibeen acting as nurse at the nursery MtKR inniA't Itx.nn ,was marrled «» John fiheeram In 1 guests of their mother, Mrs. Efllc j Mrs. Floyd Eveyhart and Mra. C. Mr. and Mra. Bert Williams of Mid­ t*- school, in the first ward, has acHEDS RTl ART CLEVELAND. Philadelphia in 1856. and U all hand i Madeline Ketcham i. a bride of 1930. dleville came in the afternoon. Biddle. |D. Bauer were guests of the WoodIn 1931. — M1M Grace Clark was ,SErL*pK51‘2ibl.?S'M,5: me marriage of daughter MLss Lorena made in^ Mrs museum Pratt nlans PhiladelrJ)la t v nlare - ?--• —— Woodburne. — Mr. and Mra. Joseph Springer and Norinne Baird, only of Mr. ’' gown lO — Ur Harrta iuid Mrs. Thoma* Storey Baird, to! as it ta considered very valuable Tlie “,,d MU3 M*rK*rot Gladstone mod- sons, and Mr. and Mrs. William Springer and daughter attended lhe Mr. Stuart D Cleveland of Port thW br^e ™ chaTdMr. Stuart D Cleveland of dr»<m Friday evening Leone Leonard and Jeanne .DeVries ,------ - — — Kenlth McInt>'rr 'Katherine funeral of Mra. Percy Kuempel at week to Portland. Oregon, after a Huron, son of Mr. and Mra. Elmer ter who dtantayedI her"grandmot were tn Grand Rapids Sunday nft- two months' visit with hta parents. Cleveland of Imlay city. m wlem • S. Milo SV •nolh" ^‘de otlWlexhlb- Hastings Saturday. Mra. Kuempel | ernoon, VandewalkerTo dr'-. Hed her own wedding coatume-dreas. was Mra- William Springer's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Cliurlcs Hubbard. He nlzcd on Saturday evening at eight ,Emma p Mr. and Mra. C. M. Sisson and jhas a position there as a govern­ o'aoek. .1 Ute home. Ml W,« »■>Mim Lillian Sowcrby returned to m 1TO. Ma. ch.Sdkr dS !"! S East Chicago, after a short Easter children. Billy and Barbara, of Kai- ,ment surveyor. Robert Bchlllemiui hairT'"'tlw betrothal Jewelry of her greatter 8t.. the ring service being read i by the Rev. C. M. Conklin. Only the , Mr. and Mrs. William Cushing of , Mrs. Richard Groos. Dr. Immediate families witnessed the Atiss ; Irene Jones modeled thc wedwtm m and Mrs, D. t). Walton. Mrs. L. E. .it,,.. nt r, ... .oicss was moocii*) os Miss naze) Alma were Sunday visitors at Wm. McCann's. They had been in Has­ in Kaltimazzoo on Sunday to. see Bamett. Mrs. G. E. Goodyear. Mrs. wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland. । Mra. Clare Jones, who is ill in the W. R. Cook. Richard Cook and Miss thc groom's parents, being present. tings tn sec Mr. Cushing's father. Baskets of pink and while roses , Cool won .1.. jo»n im, O»nrt “> IOW Jord«n In 1*11. T»o bride, ot hospital there. • Emily McElwain were In Kalnmasnapdragons and palms. I Miss Margaict DeMeyer has re­ ,zoo and saw thc civic Players in with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norton of Grand S,"k' Hanked with candelabra bearing her mother;^'Sic L* Wkk-i'”3 turned from her home In Kalama"A Criminal at Large," on Satur­ white tapers, mode an attractive 'wire (Rami* i..v. * .1 w,l° WBS married to Janies Me- Rapids spent Sunday at L. D. Hall's. .roo where she spent last week be­ day evening. d-CNseOFcmc of ^ie ta?i’ 'Laughlin at Ann Arbor, and Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Nagel of retting for the beautiful service, cause of illness. vvnn’v p^ii^ aluart Clement (Pauline Gerlingen, Charlotte visited his parents here thc candles furnishing the only light Srt aJutal £lXen of w^’ >lhc fc™'0 dn*s bclng nxxlrlrd 1 Mrs. Warren Roush and Miss R Cook wert' |n Charlotte on Frl- for thc living roam. urn. iSTdSTXT’nXeMb; ““ K!'o.hT™,"1'nd,b.'.'" A Mr. Campbell and family have A -r the former attending thc fuWearing a lovely gown of ice blue moved into Mrs. Viola Brison's house satin and carrying a bouquet of Miss Allecn Iscnhath. She also wore *arC her 0 “ |own and hat' just soutli of lhe village. f ®trt luncheon guests of Mrs. R. R. Briarclitle rosebuds, sweet peas jukI Mrs. Hilbert's wedding jewelry—a “ MUng close to lhe "ProccsThe services at the church Bun­ McPeek who returned to Hastings were two recent brides. Mrs. day morning, conducted by Mrs. ’ vuned Mr. Mr and .n.1 Mra. M™ D. B L. I. ChristChrt.U ; aUend ..p^. budlea. the bride was charming. watch with long chain and cameo visited The bridal couple was unattended locket with ear rings to match. The Delbert Whitmore (Josephine Brown and 'Miss Brown, who arc 'lan and Mr. and Mra. Walter Lake , slon of the Brides." Mrs. Cleveland graduated from next bride was MIm Marjorie Baker.(Smith) and Mrs. Gerald Smith holding* meetings at Middleville, on Saturday and Sunday. thc Ionia High school, later al- modelling the wedding dress of Mrs. ;'Lcora Benton), both wearing their Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Glasgow and' Clothing and Shoes were well attended and very much Mfoa, Mildred Glasgow of ‘orand ' CHENEY—BLANK NUPTIALS. tending the Western State Teacher­ Franklin Lombard, who was mar- bridal costumes. enjoyed. Rapids were Sunday guests of'fCtt. John «*. R. unmv; Cheney "*>u and Miss dtiwiii Belden I ,College and five years for Men and Boys vviui .......... .. for. the , past .. ... , tied in 1880. Miss Ruth Winslow] -Preceding the program, the "honcome to us for. Your visit ...1 .. ..-in j ... .has turn a*‘teacher tn the Mt Morris Blank were united marriage at 1 a " **' cn “ lc “ c , ,e, i in the Mt. Morris dtaplayed the bridal costume of Mrs. I °r guests" of the evening were es ­ SOUTHWEST CARLTON. I and Mrs. Herbert Freeland. buma were uunea U1 marrin«c UK i "7™~ —7—■.“L’l will be more important ft Mr. nnd Mrs. Kellar Btem return the Baltimore United Brethren par-1 b®®*6- tor. Cleyeland also attended Perry G. Henry <Lura Bryant). |corted in by the ushers, the guests Mr. and Mra. Jerry Etaeniwod and HASTINGS I today from New York City where ronngt al 6:30 P. M. April 9. thc ’ 8l *Xe Teachers College and whose wedding took place in 1882. »>* wearing antique costumes. Mrs. family of East LeRoy spent Sunday than that Your VISION . have . . ,._i»... .... being performed by Rev. fartlie thcnasi pastseveral severalvearx yearshaw hasbeen been Two irides of 1884 were Mrs. M. L Mary Van Dugtcren modeled the with Mr. and Mrs. LaFayaltc Us­ I .. they been visiting Mr. ..and ceremony ta more important than Belle Wheeler Young), whose drew owned by Mrs. Don Dickerson borne. Mrs; Gay Jordan for several weeks. F- W. King. Tlie groom is the son of In thc insurance business in Port Miss Barbara Bosnian of Lansing Mra. Lemuel Colson returned on Mra. Hannah Cheney of Baltimore. Huron, where he now has hta own dress and hat of fifty years ago were ; and worn at President Orover ■ Mr. and Mrs. Dewey worn by Miss Betty Blough, and Cleveland's first inaugural ball in spent the week end with Mr. and Sunday to her home in Mt. Dora, Twp . and thc bride ta thc daugh- agency. They will be at home at 1214 Mrs. Frank Pancoast (Isabel Mell- Washington. D. C„ to 1885. Mrs. Al- Mra. Walter Culbert. daughter, Marjorie, of Ha Fla.. after spending some time with ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blank of■ Wayne Nichols of Ann Arbor is guests Sunday at Lloyd C her cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank An- Assyria. Tiwy were attended by Mr. Washington St.. Port Huron, after heney, whose dress and hnt were । bert Vedder wore a gown and bonApril 16. Congratulations and. best drus. ‘ .. .... modclcd by her niece. Mrs. Jack net owned by Mrs. J. T. Lombard; spending hta spring vacation with drua. . and Mrs. Floyd Chehey. he being a Ed. Trethric was taken wishes arc extended. O'Connor, who carried Mrs. Pan-[other raeata were Miss Lucille Bas- Mr. and Mra. Eugene Nichols. 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. A- Young of brother of the groom. pltal at Camp Custer coast's small parasol of thc 1884 ’ Mitt, wnnse bonnet wax thc property Kendall and Orpha Buck arc where he will receive a needed. Come a* a patient Bellevue, Dr.'Clarence Young of A1-' The bride wax attractively attired HAPPY BIRTHDAY. period. In 1885. M1m Bcrrcida Hoy "—*• "-------------- --------- -------- * having vacation on account of the legan nnd Mra. Dagmar Young of in navy blue silk crepe while the keeking comfortable vision. Monday. April 9. marked the sev­ was married to Oscar Struble, mid by her In 1867 as part of her.golnj I ’Battle Creek sjient Sunday in Has- bridesmaid wore a beautiful gown diLion. necessitating hta enty-ninth milestone in the life of Mtas Helen Weaver displayed this away costume after her marriage. Mrs. Deema Williams. Mrs. La- that institution. .tings al lhe Young homestead. (of lavender silk crepe, Mr. and Mra. Dan McDougall and ' All wish for thc contracting part­ Mrs Levanche Merrick, to her wedding gown. Another in 1885 was Mtases Helen Newton, Ethel Jones, :Fayettc Usborne and Mrs Flora Mr. and Mra. Bandy Wortman M ' family and Mrs. Frank Thomas of a tong, happy antf> prosperous daughter-in-law. Mra. Blanche the one worn by Mtas Anna Lee Hol­ Ellen Phllbrook and Alice Hackney, :Elsenhood spent Tuesday in Battle tertalncd Mr. and Mra. Orv Dun Merrick, planned to give her one brook when she was married to thc nil arrayed in dresses formerly 1Creek. Laming. Mrs Frank Roberta nnd r-JJ— ’•*and Mrs. Blanche Belson Sunday. complete surprise. With the conniv­ Rev. Robert A. Carnahan. Miss owned by Mra. clement Smith. Mra. Mary Yank ot East Carlton daughter of Williamston and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Norton Slocum RM ance of a State Road friend, Mrs. iorilta Smith of Lake Odessa were Reity Leary modeling lhe dreijs, The various committees in charge -called on Mr. and Mra. Frank Shrib­ OPTOMETRIST QUEEN'S &EVIEK. Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Ml Lcvanche Merrick was invited to which Is now owned by Mra. Mar­ of thc "Procession of Uie Brides" 1er Bunday afternoon. ! A copy of thc St. Petersburg Hastings Mra. Anna Buck called on Mr. Clro Card hi Johnstown. Parker thc first of the week all .Times reports a Festival of Slat**. spend the day at tlie friend's home, vin Sage, a sister. 5jb« Helen Anders wish to express publicly their ap­ coming on account of Mr. Parker's , bringing to a climax one of tlie city's and the party with'whom she rode modeled thc dress worn by Mra. C. 8. preciation to those who in any way and Mra. Abid Donley of Hastings WEEKS CORNERS. 1 stopped nt the Ben Merrick iiome. McIntyre In 1898. The dresses worn helped to make this event such a Sunday afternoon. i recent Illness. :mwt successful tourist season. Mtas here lhe honor guest went in to get Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry and son Mtas Bernice Woxl of Kaiamabc I Beulah Serevancc of Hastings was1 her coat. She was greeted by sixteen by Mra. Homer Warner (Wilda Bliv- success, especially tliosc who acted en) and Mra. David Wilcox's (Jennie as "brides." those wiio loaned ■spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. chosen Sun Queen by thc Solarium friends, and was she surprised! Townsend's), both ot the year 1900. gowns.'gloves, fans. etc., the musi­ nnd Mra. Oscar Hall and family of Leslie Dickerson. society and wore a gown of blue and1 Just ask her! were displayed, the former worn by cians. the Wilcox greenhouse. Home Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Wm. McIlwain a carried a large bouquet. The' The dinner was lovely and the Mrs. Ronald Warner of Detroit, a Lbr. Co., and many others. Not least tertalncd the former's brother ar queens were chosen on the basis of tabic was. beautiful with decorations DOWLING. daughter-in-law. and thc latter by among the latter arc thc husbands wife from Grand Rapids-Bunday. 35 per cent for queenly bearing, 351 bf soft shades ot green and tan The Cemetery Circle Mra. Chester Archart (Beatrice Wil­ and uuu children viiuuicn who witu So so cheerfully uiccuuin ran rail . 7----- will .-----meet .— thta per cent for beauty and 30 per cent blended with lavender. *"J -IU P<*n cox). a daughter. In'1901, Mtas Ag­ errand, .nd » ,»urnU, endured1™* “ for personality. Ten thousand peo­ Among the guests of Mra. Mer­ nes Holly was married to Elmer cold luiteMa durtnj are d.y. ot ,“”lr ple around the band shell in Wil­ rick's own age were Mrs. Wm.’ New­ .. . ... . ..--- . MnvSnth Thr- T adllre AM will ■*>»-v* Fisher, her gown being worn by preparation for this event, all of May 30th. The Ladies' Aid will serve liams park watched thc dL'-play of ton, Sr.. Mrs. Thomas Johnson. Mrs. Miss Florence Frandscn. Thc first which was a great lie Ip to the com­ their dinner on Thursday April 19th Kalamazoo. beauty, charm and youth bi the an­ Jasper Black. to which all are invited. and Mrs. Hetty wedding veil displayed was worn by mittee members. nual Festival of States queens' re- Richardson. ■ Miss Frances Sage, who modeled the Much credit is due the various ■ Dr. Charles Daniels and wife of Mrs. Jessie McArthur of Hlcka Many lovely gifts of flowers, wear­ dress worn by Mra. Leon BAuer committees also for their splendid Aurora. Illinois, visited their cous­ Corners and Mrs Ethal Whttwwi ing apparel, checks and letters were (Georgina Taylori in 1902. lhe wed­ cooperation A nice sum was real­ ins. Mr. and Mra. Wilier Ormsbc. df the Cptaer jitatrtat spent Wedna Saturday. received. The remarks and thanks ding taking place in LeSueur. Minn. ized from Uie production day P. M. with Mr. and' Mra. PhU Mrs. Jennie Gorham of H Matteson. ■ Mrs. Linns McMillen entertained of this friend of ours as she gra- As a surprise, the wedding dress Of ta making an indefinite stay at the j Leon Whitworth at Batita CrH the U and I Bridge Club at her ciously.commented upon each gift as Mrs. Russell H. Bready (Mary SHULTZ. libme of Mrs. Redla Whitworth. Mrs. Laurence Christiaman at U* M home on E. Bond street on Wed­ she opened thc package, will be a Elizabeth Richards) now of Pioneer. Mrs. Willard Drake is not as well Gorham spent Sunday with Miss Ornber district and Harttart Whi nesday afternoon. April < Tlie Ijobl­ lasting memory. A touch of sadness Ohio, was exhibited. The drew was Lizzie Smith while Mra. Whitworth worth of tha Culvtr district ww ess served a delicious lunch after was added when Mrs. Merrick in worn by Mr*. Bready in 1903, and at this writing. BKINO IN VOta COl'rONB A WE WILL REDEEM THEM Mr. and Mrs Byron Lewis and the visited her sen and family in the callers at Prank Matteson's BunA cards. Together with thta the, closing re|>eatcd Tennyson's subllm- was inojftlcd by Miss Virginia Boyes Misses—Dorothy Norton and OraccCulver district. --------- ------------------—--------Ip. m eight ladies gave a napkin shower est poem, “Crossing the Bar." When whose parents were married by Die ---------Pierce s Bed-1 | . 3 Lars 19c Hart called at Ray Pierce's at Bed: Lax Soap for Mtas Ann Burton's nursery he wrote it. a long life, well lived, Rev. Bready. Mra. F. W. Stebbins' school in the first ward building. a life Into which sorrow had come (Myrtle Sullivan's) wedding dress of ford Sunday. Mrs. Laura Swlckert. who lias large bos 20c Rinio Twenty-five 18-inch lunch napkins, and faith had follo«-ed doubt, he 1904 was worn b)' her daughter. knew would soon end and he would Miss Marjorie Stebbins. There wei« been caring for her sister. Mrs. were given. MACARONI NOODLES leave his loved ones. two brides of 1905. Mra. Guy C. Kel­ Drake, visited in Otsego over the Lax Flake* re,, t.. 10c All unite in wishing Mrs. Merrick ler (Emmy Krantz), whose wedding week end. SPAGHETTI . SOLOMON—CONKLIN. Mr. and Mrs. John Chamberlain. j Announcement ta made of ___ , many more delightful birthday an­ took place in Grand Valley. Pa, and Bliu Coffee ta 25'/ic p» niversaries.—Contributed. Mrs. D. D. Putnam (Mary Wick- Mtas Barbara and little Patricia ' marriage of Donald Solomon of the wlrel. the former s dress being worn visited in Kalainasoo Wednesday. Second Infantry Band. Fort Wayne. BUSINESS WOMEN’S Rev. J. E- Norton made a business by Miss Dorothy Ballance, and the Butter i Detroit, and Miss Dorothy Conklin, ik 23c HOSPITAL GU1.LD MET. latter's by Miss Ltlliah Tiiom|«on. trip to Battle Creek Wednesday. instructor o$ beauty culture at thc Mias Josephine Btlne was hostess In 1006, when Mr. and Mra. Donald Mrs. Mary Morford of Kalamazoo Flu.T.. I Anna Rose Moran Beauty Shoppe to the Business Women's Hospital ta vtaftlng at the irame of her -sta- i tn Flint. They were married at Guild on Monday evening at a D- Smith (Edith Lombard) were ter. Mr*. A- Smith, for a few days. Jack Froit Powdered .Flint last week. Best wlsliej are "While Elephant" party in the so­ married, her stater. Miss Anzolclta A good crowd enjoyed thc games! Lombard, now Mrs. Clinton Lahr, . extended. Sugar 2 17c cial parlors of the Presbyterian was bridesmaid and her dress was and singing at the Hall Friday । night. The next meeting will be Fri-! church. modeled by Mtas Margaret Chand­ BANNER CLASS. gn' Feb a«. 13]/2C The dinner was followed by thc ler. Miss Geraldine Isenhath wore 'xlay night. April 21. at which time' i outs will be served. Messrs. J. E. | Twenty members of tlie Banner business meeting and social hour. " KrW7ni lota , class of the Methodist Sunday Mra. D. A. VanBusklrk ta to be the Xto JETbX ’iXK « .>» .upper rum­ To meet the demand for this type of paper, wa School held a delightful meeting at. May hostess. the home, of Mrs. J. M. Townsend have put in a Fine*Assortment to Retail at Be a maid's dress worn by Mrs. Arthur ■ - — 1 SERVICE GUILD. on Tuesday evening. After the pot Crolhers at the marriage of Mtasj ----------------*** -----------------i singe roll. No need to go out of Hastings The Wesleyan Service Guild was .luck supper, the business and social Charlotte VanAukcn in 1909. Mtas’ EAST GUN LAKE. meetings were held, the program entertained on Saturday evening by Dorothy Field wore the wedding | John Crawford was in Plainwell to got your wall paper. ' Round Steak ik jc being in charge of Mrs. A. D. Knta- M1M Thelma Kennedy. Plans for the costume of hef mother. Mrs. Wm. J. on btulncas Wednesday. Mystery Mother's banquet were ken> and Mra. A. B. Oidley. Mrs. James Null made a business: made and the Mothers will soon re­ Field (Mabel Rumi, who was marAssortment of other pap ried twenty-five years ago. In 1909. 'trip to Hastings Saturday. ceive their invitations. Porter Home or BIRTHDAY PARTY. MIm Norma Jacobson modeled Wednesday Mrs. Kenneth An-' fer Double Roll. Mtas Ethel Junes gave a review of ’ Jn honor of her twelfth birthday. cant Ute chapter In thc study Book. A lhe gown worn by Mrs. Ray Cook draws went to Kalamawo to join Sirloin il 19c Zabelle ^drounle entertained twelve (Ida Eat o * d in 1910. Thc wedding ’ her husband. We wtah them much fine time ta reported by all who at­ of her schoolmates on Saturday aft­ gown of Mrs. Maurice L. Pleraon I happiness. . Look ot Our Stock Before Yea tended. Bacou IK P*<. U'/zc ernoon at three octock. Games were (Lovina Ironside) was worn by her Will Crawford ta spending a few played and refreshments, with at­ daughter,• Mtas Harriet Pierson, the day* gt the home of Will Cran* in DINNER AND BRIDGE. tractive favors, also a large birth­ Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McCreary en­ marriage taking place in 1910. Miss! Middleville day cake were enjoyed. Zabelle re­ tertained with a dinner at the Kel­ Mary Blm married Leonard H. Mrs. Ja*. Null and children spent ceived many lovely gifts. logg hotel at Battle Creek Saturday Evarts In Chicago >n 1911. and her Friday P. M. at MlddleVlUe. evening in honor of Mr. and Mra. gown and hat were displayed by' Spring days are bringing our city DATE ANNOUNCED. , Leon Tolhurst, who are leaving for Mtas Norma CooL Another 1911 bride neighbors to their cottagos. ' The date for the annual Bam' Marshall In the near future. Covers was Mrs. Floyd Everhart (Mattie | Callers al the Will Crawford home' Cor. State and Jefferson Sta. County Federation of Women’s Clubs Mjere laid for eight. The remainder May CurtlM). whose niece. Mtas Jean were. Mr. and Mrs. Will Crans. Mra. of the evenlpg was sjx-nt tn playing Everhar t, model**! the dress which I Julius Crans and aon ot Middleville i port- Mrs. Floyd Eberhart Is Coun­ contract al the home of Mr. and wa* ulimned with real lace brought and -Mra. Carl Deltman at Catety President. from France by Mrs. Everharts donla. Mra. McCrecry. ■ Social Events and Personal Mention ENJOYABLE PARTY Hundred and fifteen At­ tend first “Jnfonnal” of Current Beason Odo bXSS’iJn Shirts In the Latest *1 ’1.50 ’1.95 ‘3.50 »5 50c “1 “2S? 2S“, “ ,. To Buy a Pair of Glasses L. V. BESSMER Attention! Bring Us Your Lux, Rinso and Soap Coupons, We Will Redeem Them Friday, April 13 Saturday, April 14 Life Buoy soap 3 19c Mueller* WALL PAPER • 22 Side Wall Patterns— • 7 Ceiling Patterns— • Designs for All Rooms— The Macaroni Products Suprefr e Specials IS’/ 2 E3c REED’S DRUG S Wt Deliver The BIG •Little Store Phone 2491 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1834 Mr.----------and Un. Gid Oage. Mr. and'Hall. EH Lindsey of-Pine Lake, Mrs. : --ur-Jj.i w. E Sisson and nephew. Ray------------------------------------Ray Cteler ot Muskegon spent j..--------------------------Brlgliam of Plainwell, Gib from Friday until Bunday with his r. n>o«d Potts, of Grand Rapids called Mrs. Gall .Lykliu and twin sons were Curtis i on the formw'i mother. Mrs. Emma guests Tuesday evening of Mr. and :MorganUulcr of Nashville and mother, Mrs. Clara Cteler. i Siaaon. Monday afternoon. | Mrs. John Johnson in Battle Creek. :Elsabellc Oom of Kalamaaoo. - . - . B John Jr Mar Lgke CTty Deputy ahertff, Gall Lykins was crMssey. BAPTIST CHUBCH. motored to the village Thursday called to Uie cast part of town I I with a load of efldar fence pc«U for Monday afternoon by the neigh- 1 MtesIrene Barber spentit several ’! the Freeport Creamery Co . and vis- bora of Prank Allerton, an aged man .daysthe-- ,------pastweek h — with. her sister. v’«t ited relaUvea here until Saturday who lived alone. He had not been Ur=. Mrs. Edgar Huggctt, rL ~z‘A, and tfamily at SHOE REPAIRING and • -i when he returned home with a load seen for about four days. Upon en- Detroit. | HAT CLEANING SHOP ‘'I"’? of hay. terlng the house. Mr. Lykins, found- Mra. N. H. Barber attended the1 Miss Elhelyn Earl and Date Beech hl^ *n * c®n<UU?n/ mc*'Un« <X Rebekalu at of Beidlna were guests at the Rev. suffering from lack of nourishment.1 Vicksburg on Tuesday, 7m.i- Loomis home* Wednesday evening WUI Chaoc accompanied him in the Mr. and Mra. Phil Barber of X G.fth. accompanied them to «mbulanc« to the county farm. I Three Lake, spent Bunday with their ------• ■ CHURCHES WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR------------------- * 1 GEORGE’S CHAR. PEAUE—Palnlint Guaranteed Trust Fitting Service FoR RENT — I WANTED—Maa hr m«uiii I fatnt. J*- <‘»rr>K*S. itaiMtl- ». Riddle. rille. FOR RALE—Crnwi.rr l»l . n Riwrtije rr>ii'<">, "r Mould ir*«l i ' hors*. fn<|Hir« at 1410 Hooih 411 , FOR HALE—Furljr iilfa. IS . inn It..., in >,r....|•. ’ ' “ KmViv < obl.lo •»-l potato-*. > Fi ona 7.10—Fl 1. 4 II Control”. Nothing «1m Ilk* The Prescription Druj Store HASTINGS MICHIGAN Our Service PROTECT You Cooataatly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly 'Ct AftANTHKh HOKHKN fr. Private 0tra«M at LOW BATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. CARDS of THANKS ll.lt 'All a„h Belding for a ten days' visit with Mr. Zantop and sister of Jackson 1 P"«nte. Mr. and Mrs. clay Barber. i.a j.r her cousins, the Misses Elhelyn and called on relatives here Sunday. I Y.c‘2,,uRf,yno J1*11,1,, ,the ' *n,J Helen Earl The Clover Leaf Club iuid a wry' P“l(>week with Mr. and Mra. Walter Richard Lobdcll of Milwaukee vis- enjoyable meeting Thursday night Wtilte and family at Pareiimeqj. ■ ited his mother. Mrs Vanessa Lobat the home of Mrs Otto Anderson. 2s “JS’ rs LUTHBBAM miJskYT , dell, over the week end. A pot luck supper was served at । tof Mrs. Frank Haltock of East DelFied Brunner and Lawrence En- seven o'clock. foUoweff by the bust- t09/wlt’) *’*r 1,®Vsel!c>to duties, dres motored to Grand Rapids ness meeting. Two names were preMrs Arthur Meade te on the sick Thursday to see-Mrs. Brunner, who sented for membership. 1 . . was a patient at St. Mary's hospital The high school baseball achedDelbert Enzian made a business Fire of undetermined Lamina HASTINGS PAURB, ’ mieu origin was ute for 1834 is: April 20. Potterville, trip •- to — -4 n!,P28, Thursday _ METHODIST EPISCOPAL 1:30 Wednesday -----------------awaju- April Woodland, »nd1 Mrs. Robert Cosgrove «y. V. „ooaaCHURCH. discovered about i£: - 27. --------------------- away; ------- 1 I Mr- -™ B.v. C. M. Conklin — i,... -------- May 4. Bunfield, home; May 8. rriade a business trip to Allegan i: sis E Or«a st rkon. asst morning by Mra Mary Lou Henney a. iu;30 a. M. ,n tlie .residence of Frank D. Bray­ Middleville, home; May 11. Freeport. Saturday. Mrs Chaffee of Quimby spent ' ’ ' ton. The local fire department re- home; May 18. B. E. A. A. Field 10 oo a. m. .sponded to the alarm but found it a Day. Sunfield. Plans for a girls' in-1 several days last week with Mr. and iu io a. u very stubborn fire to fight, as it Iuid door baseball team have been start- Mrs Laurence Hammond and fam­ iiy. . ■ v s-ho'i «<• to * >i. eaten its way through the second ed Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson have , Visitors at the Reynolds home u '• atory and into the roof , by way of lhe partitions A great deal of water moved into the Ernest Hecox house, ffcinday were. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith have Crandall and family of Kalamaaoo was used and thc fire was finally EMMANUEL CHURCH. conquered. Tlie damage to the moved onto their farm and Mr. and and Florence Johnson of Richland. (EPISCOPAL! Mlaa Marian Johnson of North house was considerable and was not Mrs Dayton Smith have moved to insured. However. Mr Brayton car- the Prank Bennett farm and t|»e Prairieville spent several days the । rlcd insurance on the furniture Bennetts are living in the house on I past week with Mr. and Mrs Peter I Which was also damaged a gical the south side vacated by Fred Rlckenmure, deal by both firo and water. 'X'',‘*p„l( l«Mr .„dMr. wU. ’AJ5llr n„„ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Endres Ham W rw»nH a Wl Anrll 9 tn Mr MT. And Mrs. John KOliBr BDd and F. E Brunner were in Hastings 60c HKKLS—15e rubber heel*, foar 14 months' guaranteed I itv MEN'S DRE6S CEm SHOES SOLES .— VUU BOYSf RUBBER SOLES OUG NOTICE! •28 and T8 Whippet and oth- One block narih of National Bank. on business Friday afternoon. to Mr. and Mrs. Forest Babcock, a UIMT* mother to Grand Ra^ | Mr. and Mrs. John Baar. Mra. Clltllc Roush and Mrs A. B. Fish F A Hanneman wax in HatMr ttnd Mr* 8am A>hby Ot ***' transacted business at Hastings Fri­ I tle C^eek Satmdav ,dngs spent 8und»y-wllh ^in- , day. Mr. and Mn. OlU, Lykin. >•« I 'Ku? Mra. Vanessa Lobdcll liad as her TUMday lor * wwk'. vlUt with mln- . JI, guests a part of last week. Miss Uvw In Indiana. They were, at-1 “V”1 M" 8*m CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Katherine Otterbein. Mrs. Thomp- companied by Mrs. Minnie H&tt to1 Zertx! ot Middleville. json and daughter. France? Jean, of her home in Lynn. Indiana. She | ------- ------------- -— 1" Detroit. Mrs. Ralph Burton and two chil­ to£“lXWW,r W’m •*“:*•"*“* PUno Manufacturer ha. a dren of Detroit were guests at Uie ■irons, haaltar ckicks frota our awn hans, home of her parents. Mr and Mra. tn^t “'n"‘n‘‘ BUNGALOW SIZE ■alaetad and br*4 for pioSUkla MS »»•I. E. Moore, last week. ■ action. Oat your cklcka bare al boat*, Glenard Showalter who has been TJY AVIP'R L>T A O at rBMMOCK'i HATOHBRT. wbara ran Mrs. Ray Hamilton entertained her mother, Mrs Ella Johnson. last in a CCC camp in the upper penin-, A Au/a A Lit A ArkliV FIRST CHURCH 8U1Mr. U --------- Wiahw .nrf d.naht>r “«Mr Hastings, which hi slightly used Urertaa. week. .------— or CUBIST, scientist There was a fine attendance at Mrs. Fred Fteher Fisher and daughter. Cor. Church and Color MUoeti Pa-tv. M-rrire ■■ Huso a m Rnb- the annual meeting of thc P. T. A. **■** “ were in Hastings Thursday. »nd almost paid for. To ure shipMiss Lila Kleckner of Battle ping will transfer this contract to Hr'bB.,1 .I- v'.io'a. m' ’’‘‘to toe school house Wednesday Creek spent the week end at her responrlblc party willing to finish H-r umr, «i T:45.’ Rrmiint evening. The annual election of offleers was held and resulted as fol­ '“X.Kr.nd Youn, <d chnrlolt.. | Phone 41 0.1 4H NuhvUte _ ' ' lows: President. Mrs. Roy Nagler; CHURCH or THE UNITED brethren Father Vice-President. Harold Yo­ Mrs. Louise Miller and son of Eu- mf«*nnatwn. write tun Rapids called on MIm Amy' CREDIT MANAGER, rn christ. «l«»r: Mother Vice-President, Mra. p. o. BOX 352, DETROIT. MICH. Fred Tabberer: Teacher Vice-Presl- Hartwell Monday. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parrott of ' " ' dent. Miss Ella Oowles; Secretary. I Vere Carter; Treasurer. Ray Wle- Hastings were Sunday guests of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Par ­ a. land. Following thc business sesMon. a program consisting of two rott. Mrs. Carl Huve and daughter What duets by Pauline and Virginia l^oorc. two solos by Max Whitney, Marion, spent Monday with her. and a play. "It Can't Be Done," porenu. Mias Minnie Fumlss spent Friday. urif staged by members of the Barry County Normal Class, was enjoyed. with Hastings friends. Miss Elizabeth Gibson arranged Mr. and Mrs. Miner King acc?mriEST UNITED BRETHREN church, panted by Kenneth Sinclker motor­ a delightful dinner party recently in ■ ed to Ortonville Saturday after- Iwnor ot her parents. Mr. and Mrs.: Will Oibaon's 25th wedding annl•ilnr.'noon and were week end guests of ’ M- lhe former's daughter and husband. versary. The table was decorated vu ,„c way uuwn uuric they u.ey uw On thc down there had »llh a centerpiece of pink roses and thc misfortune to have a heavily candles, the nut cupa and place loaded oil truck bump them from oards were In silver. The guests the rear due to a necessitated sudMr. and Mrs. Dexter Brigham BOWENS MILLS CHURCH, den stop in heavy traffic. FYirtu- of Decatur. Mr- and Mrs. Ernest natciy no one was injured and al- " ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. though thc car was damaged U ARCHIE TOBIAS CHURCH or CHRIST. COATS QBOVE. GEO. M. NEWTON;"'^".... ..... ........ EAa SHOES DYED—58c S. C. White Leghorn CHICKS RAYBESTOS Brake Lining Connecting Rods • Cylinder Heads • Radiators o Hing and Pinion Gears —FOR MOST CARS GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Phone 2837 FOR NAI.E—Halchinc r«c. f •*m MamtMntl. Whit, l-ak.n du.l. C ,0.1 l-at.r.. adlbMU.4. Pr.reu V-r.t Uar.1.411. Na.lirill Rnnlr FOR RENT—llouer and two h '’ (I11! K Foil XAI.E- 4 brood aoaa ,.u- with pl«w. oth-ra dnr •<~n E. <’ Woodard. I', mil-* ,v«illi nt Yankee N|-rinc* ua «rar- PENNOCK POULTRY FARM FOR SALE- Imprm-d Iloblrn llvritarn and 1*014-11 Ju rent« lb Alu* rwrwtnhrr • Idnr. 10 —<>!• i>». (>rvr(- ' K 4 It Kout. 4 IlasUnn Attention Farmers 't Allll Oll' THANi |*a». aUo w.ml.l Ilk- to loir a (imnI lh ..I l.ltrr. r.af.1, 1 ii* 1 > >L> plane. <•*,<• pri— and roiolu.on. Horn "• Mr. an,l str,i. fliir er llerk-r. Haallnc*. Rout. S. 4 11 FOR HAl.K—A r-od manor- •prradrr. RATES REDUCED GRANGE PROGRAMS BORROW MONEY WELCOME ORANGE on your Car and Pay Your Past Due Bills ! Fidelity Corporation of Michigan for iiAi.i:- ■ ■th '"<* COUNCIL National Bank Building, Ionia, Michigan 1018-19 Grand Rapid* National Bank Building, Grand Rapidr, Michigan prop-rlr ■ .< a - SiKKod en, II. ho HASTINGS MARKETS >-*r* old Hu»-I| Mlii-r. one milmoth of Tann.r ..b...>l m Kutlan.l t latubip. 4 11 ><<K HAI.E—Ot.ion -el. W. rrn I,.. I*an«h Phone 7V« — >•! WANTED—Middl- «<-d. <n.«l. t.liat.l. Pr*m*,<-a. l**lt<-w plorie 11 4 1 i k'OK HALF .Ii.f -t-n-d a t. nf nt.e -atinc turnip. 4<>r a hu.h 1 al the l.«a.e- Jim Hoiliard. 1 ’, mil-* <m R Nd 4 tl WANTIb TO RENT—Sm.ll hntUM Tata to «w W Hod CHARLES H. LEONARD with it and arrived home safely. a» .* Xiw <rf MuT’wmri. h.H si tbs FREEPORT. Rcmcnitfor the Spring Rally of pr«b*t» offlr» in ths eity ot Hsaiinr*. in A very pretty wedding took placq tlie Barry County Womens For-. •/%*“• ,h' l0,h ,Ur ,,f A ,Wednesday evening at 3 o'clock at elgn Missionary Society to be held 'pvmml Hon. Stuart cirawaL J« the M. E. parsonage when Rev. F. at the local M. E church next week Pr«*a‘«... Lacnils united in marriage Jacob B. Tuesday. Tlie meeting begins at' “*"• of Wolfe of Hastings and Mrs, Moma one o'clock. A box lunch Will be Hohvrt Martin, ailmini.tr.1or. Vahrfcrllp of Freeport. They were u-rved at six o'clock. Mlaa Mabie ‘n •»i‘’ c-'"' hl* J' attended by the groom's daughter Eddy of India will be the guest i uiJJLrTto'Lll। ini,rT.i * PROCEEDINGS “»d husband. Mr and Mr-- Earl apcakcr in thc evening service. I • »t»t» I* thv real ratal* IhrrHn dal Bqmford of Hastings. Mr. Wolfe Mr. Oorrw Oemlo, I. In could •' fj.-O', "Jj „„ ,b. d„ L. a former Freeport resident and Rapids keeping house for her son. > a l». iMt. at tan o'tlnrk- in th. *’ both are well and favorably known Frank, while his wife is visiting her ' •• Ml-* prot.it- afw». be ■ " . in this community and thc best people at Big Rapids for a few dayg., >'.r kearinc •••-! rr wishes of a host of friends go with Oscar Kurtz and family moved I It la farlhar ordarad. that pnblle • them into their married life to­ from thc Wolcott farm to their new >*• *■’•? k»- tmMusttoa ot rn gether. They jare residing al Has­ home east of Clarksville last week. M»lloia°u*r»aM,iy*afTi25hiL* im tings. Thc Literary Club meets on Haallnt* Hannan a nawapapar ’ । J: । The Misses Ruth Kendall and ...., Marie McCullough of Kalamazoo of Mrs. L. R. Wolcott. The bo«t- a tnT.“ pt T* t.wr lb j called at the F. E. Brunner home esses arc: Mrs. Wolcott. Mrs Les- । Mildred ■■lib. Rrelitrr o *• Wednesday afternoon. ter. and Mrs. Deardorf. The roll OB’"* — FOB PUBLICATION, | Everyone seems very well pleased call will be responded to by nature' Mat* OBDBB ot MlrhlVan. lhe .... at llrralt Cour -lover thc result of the recent towu- .Quotations Mrs. Thelma Seifert will B£!rp.‘" ;ship election. A full republican tlck- be thk chairman and will be assisted r " *, ‘ " ' |et was elected. AlfhotrKli there are by Mrs Babbitt and Mrs. Mary Cool, Hunmer W Atwood. Defend some fine men running on the oth- Tli< topic for the day Is “Art. Old i cr'ticket, everyone appears to be and New." Music will be In charge , a ell fed up on tlie democratic ad­ ministration in higher offices and tie Everhart will give the Current i want p change. Events. ; Burt L Brayton, his daughter. ' ] Mrs. Marvel Gunn, and her son. tings were Sunday guests of Mr. and !.»iir». Wai 'Clarence, all of Watervliet, visited the formers brother. Frank D. Il Brayton. Sunday. •hurch in the morning. Mrs Deeds | *• j Sunday afternoon callers at the Nnglcr was also a dinner guest at I home of Mr. and .Mrs F. E Brun- the Richardson home. ,t I tier were, Mr. nnd Mrs Floyd RcigHarry Lane, a former business | j Ung and three children of Grand man of Freeport, was greeting old , -Rapids and Mr. and Mrs Claude friends here Monday. Mr. Dane has • rl Warner and children ot Coopers■J- villc. • cral years but has Just sold out ’ Mr and Mrs. C. A. Brayton of We understand that the Carr pool 'Detroit and Mr and Mrs. L. B. room has been sold to Lansing par­ Brayton of Dayton. Ohio, a-rre ties. . , r guests at the home ot their father. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durkee and i V.S.; j Frank D- Brayton. Sunday. II.1,K..r.l, I Mf and Vrs H w Mnd daughter, Darlene, of near Coats their guest. Mrs. Earl Jack, spent parents. Mr and Mrs. Adam Endres. '•» | Tuesday in Grand Rapids, where .»il |.thcy wtre lhe guests of their son »r BllulkM «IULM 111. wnu. Mr. SUr,.,“li,’IK!.“lir~X •T-rraTrA [and brother. Don -Ricliards, and and Mrs. L. Neeb, last week. >n i* or that in ma **.n ..?*[’ family. Neat Sunday evening Dr. Hugh • The many friends of Mrs. F. E. Kennedy, district superintendent, of 17.V, ipaonH t.v ' Brunner will be glad to know that Grand Rapids. will preach at the »••• »pi**ra*e». ii i*01' ,ble 10 leave St ® local M. E. church. Following the. RV88EI.L R MePERK. v.w. am. hospital Saturday morning and was s/rvice he will conduct the quarter- , Kin Blaior. RWamer tor Piaianff. *’ i w»,..rrt. I taken to the home of her sistee. Mrs. ly conference. Dr. Kennedy Is an ,r "Ir , Charles Hurley. In the afternoon unusuauv imeresung socager an unusually interesting speaker and OBDBB ros PUBLICATION i i ?’r ,,urley brought her to everyone will enjoy his message Vf ’ her Jj®nw Pere: Shp U *ll<hUy imMUs Miss Kate Kidder of Hastings " |,n<, eM*Sts to return to the spent the week end wtth her als>t hospital some time UHs week for ter. Mn. Geo Bassett f further treatment. ....................................................... .. , Mr .nd W„d Hjn.< MU­ Mr. and ~ Mrs. 1 .I -... ... Earl Jack and Hngtoh spent a part of last week , v r daughter of Detroit were Saturday with his porente Mr. and ■In mr I toght and_ Bunday guest* at the Frank Hynes. NASHVILLE. Miss Phylte Brumm spent a few l days last week with relatives in St Mr and Mrs Edgar Cheney and Loute daughter of near Eaton Rapids were Regular maeting ot Laurel ChapAt a self-service garage in Ne- Bunday guests of Mra. Cheney's par- tar No. 11 O. E. a met Tuesday rxmiKNCED nntsAifAKER »iif braska a customer can repair hH vnts. Mr. and Mrs. H. W Gooch. night at the Masonic temple. FVJown car "With advice of experienced Tlie Misses Ruth an<J Dorothy lowing the meeting a card party was mechanics." In ordinary garages the Tabberer have returned to their Held Refreshments were served . - .. work Is frequently., done by expert- nehoo! duties at Detroit and Hwtor Mayford Householder of VermonlAi.a ko.n1 I.- .. . enced mechanics with advice of the I Beach after spending the spring va- ville underwent an operation Banm'S. 2 < l*dy to the back seat. — Ariunsas I cation with Uirlr parents. Mr. and day for appendicitis at ths CosaTttlGMStlft. v|Mrs. Fred Tabberer. (munity hospital. We are now Contracting Pickles for delivery at the following Stations:— Middleville, Hastings, Delton, Free­ port and Nashville, for a 12 weeks* cash crop,.with Guaranteed Price and Market. Sign one of our Pickle Agreements. Hirsch Bros. & Co. Phone 2649 or 2654. Hastings, Mich. JOE DeRUITER, Mgr. The Gift of Springtime With the noticeable in­ crease of business activity in thia country, flowent are resuming their place an "the queen of gifts.” Re­ gardless of individual ec­ centricities in taste, there are few, if any, people who are not charmed by the lovely coloring and delicate, scent of a well-arranged bouquet or a healthy, freshgrown potted plant. Extra Special! For the balance of this week we offer gorgeous roses for sale at $1 a dozen. All flowers we sell, with few exceptions, are Hume-grown We still have a fine se­ lection of beautiful spring flowers for bouquets; also potted tulipsand hyacinths. and will last half again as long as the imported variety. “Say it with Flowers Clyde Wilcox The Florist Hustings, Michigan Telephone 2530 P*4 �I WednMday, April 11, 1934 THE HASTINGS BANNER hands of receivers or conserve-' It ta an old saying that “common [rnPY OF SUMMONS Majority Opinion of Supreme Court Against 'the enjoyed by all present. tors. They held that the receivership I taw ta common sense.” While it tai from the Nashville bank, which statute law that governs thta case.| ISSUED IN 1859 Tlie twenty months old child of Depositor, of Nashville State Bank—Three funds Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eaton had the were paid to the state treasurer, nev- we believe it ta a case where com­ er became a part of the general fund- mon sense should be applied and Justice W. W. Potter Has the misfortune to fall into an unused Justices Believe State Should Pay the of the state, so there ta no duty cn Justice would be furthered thereby, Original Valuable cued in time to prevent drowning. lhe part ofrthe state treasurer and jThc taw of the state compels the re ­ Receiver Balance of $119,007.38 paDer Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fossett and son auditor general to make reimburse- 'reiver of a failed bonk to make cd- COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS OF A *i roll «*»: AlC Ctal IwM Aid. H.iekor.1 , , . . , , _ Mr. and Mra. Ellis Gutchess were menls to thc receiver from the. lections on Its notes, mortgages and The Banner is Indebted to Su-|Sunday guesta Of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. state's general fund. This, of course.1 other obligations for the benefit of w. an. Barr Fu. makes it impossible foe the receiver I the depositors. The same taw oom- prem. Court Mto william w. Potter tar a chance to see lhe orlgto get the money from the state un- pels the receiver to depoalt tills Elrrtlon h»l<> in was Isless and until It shall be paid to money with the state. It does not Inal of -- a - summons ---- which -- ---- ' Mn( Vincent Norton and Margery ■■ ■ state ---------------------------------------’KM’&iSriS! spent Saturday and Sunday in Bat­ the by the receivers or conser­ vators of thc failed banks; and if money lie receivu and keeping It In Doud of Rutland. Tlie three parties tle, the guests of the former's there shall be any loss, through the some safety deposit vault until he Is mentioned in the summons were daughters. then prominent residents of Barry Mrs. E. F. Rhoades, who has been failure of these banks lhat are now required by law to disburse it, but about 889,000 which, with other in receiver's or conservator’s hands compels him to pay It to the state oounty. The summons reads as follows: this writing, moneys he liad collected, enabled to pay the state in full, then the treasurer. The same law specifies ; "State.of Michigan) how this accumulated money, be' The Dorcas Society of N. Maple him to pay a 10 per cent dividend to Nashville bank and not the state Grove will meet Thursday. April 10. longing to the depositors, may be treasury must stand the loss. the depositors. There still remained Oounty of Barry > Justice Fead filed a dissenting dtabqrsed. It must be done by order ' To Any constable of Said County at the home of Mr. and Mra. John 8119.00738 of money collected by the Howell. A cordial Invitation to all. of the circuit court, the circuit receiver of the Nashville bank in the opinion. He holds that the state Judge representing the state in the —In the name of the State -of Election of officers at thia time. ought to pay the 1119.00738 to Re­ The Easter play that was given at City Trtunrertransaction. The Judge issues the Michigan you are hereby command­ banks that had failed. Judge Mc- ceiver Mohrmann Q-om the general order to the proper state officials. 1ed to summon Seymour H. Tillot­ the North church will be given again fund; but as that fund Is overdrawn Peek issued an order to the state According to the taw. It ta their du- 1son. If to be found in said county al the South church next Sunday treasurer to pay over this 8119,00738 by over 818,000,000, It is Impossible ty upon the presentation of this or- to appear before me at my office in evening. April 15. to Harry Mohrmann, successor to for the stale to draw 81194)0738 tier of the court to place this' money, the township bf Hope on the 17th Mr. Finley as receiver of the Nash­ from a fund that is several millions which It has accepted from the re- 1day of September A. D. 1859. al one HOLMES CHURCH. ville bank. The treasurer declined afternoon to answer unto Mr. and Mra. Fred Durkee and Mr. ceiverr In hta hands for disburse- o'clock J to pay the money and Indicated paymem should not now be Issued. 'ment. David O. Robinson. In a plea of and Mrs. Keith Durkee and daugh­ Justices W. W. Potter and Henry that he would not do ao. According­ trespass on the case, to plaintiffs ter were Sunday guests of Mr. and It seems to us that common sense damage three hundred dollars or ly Receiver Mohrmann, by his At­ M- Butzel file a radically dissenting Mra. Adam Endres in Freeport. would require the state, which com- ' torney Kim Sigler of this city, opinion. In which they hold that it under, hereof fail not. and have you Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ragta of Has- ‘ aiasmxa—i brought suit to compel the state Is the duty of the state to pay this pelled lhe receiver to hand the then there thia precept Given under tings were Sunday money over to the state, to be rentoney to Receiver Mohrmann. treasurer to pay this money to Mr. my hand this 13th day of September Charles Bayne's. sponilble for this money, and pay It Justice Potter's dissenting opinion. ] Mohrmann, so that he could pay it A. D. 1859. Solon Doud. Justice, ot back to the receiver upon the order!; to the depositors ot the failed bank. In which Justice Butxel concurs, is the Peace." year will be at Uie schoolhouse FT I- | . ' the circuit Judge, who acts In this The case was brought directly to the couched in his usual vigorous lang- of day night. Tiiere will be election of Cou‘iLll1?*~Madit?'r?rd ORANGEVIU.C Supreme Court and was heard sev-, uage. He first calls attention to the matter for the state. If any Individ­ officers. Mrs. Mae Barnum and Mrs. ' " Itou and Frances Wickham Of eral months ago by all the Judges • fact that every proceeding taken in ual had accepted thta money under of the highest court of our state. Uie case of ~a *closed ’------1 1bank —*" ** Is ■* done — *■ by “ like circumstances he would fie -Detroit spent Saturday night and That court last week handed down virtue of state laws. The receiver forced to repay it. We think the ,Sunday with their grandmother. its decision, which was concurred of the bank, the banking depart­ state ought to pay this 8119.00738, Mra, Nettie Newark, of this plac£. few days at Harry Parmelee's in The sick ore all much Improved at Buttle creek and Mtas Donna Mc­ in by five members of the court, in ment, the circuit Judge, the state notwithstanding the opinion of the which they held that the state could treasurer and the auditor general, majority fit the supreme court .this writing. Millian of Woodland is spending a Mr. and Mrs. Abe Herminelte of not and did not become responsible all of whom are concerned with thc bend). It does seem to us that their few days with Ctarabellc Parmelee. or disbursement -----------of moneys dectalon ta a hardship and an Injus- .near Prairieville spent Friday with for the cosh the receiver hail paid collecUon - ------------------------------------Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend to the state whlih was In failed collected by a receiver, act as state tire to the depositors of the Nash- ।their son James and family nt tills and family, Lon Woods, Mr. and banip, and that the state had never j officers. Their duties are mandatory. ville State bank. Mra. Dwight Barnum and Mr. and In conclusion we commend Judge Mrs. Ida Johnson Is spending a OMumed such liability, it was held They represent the state, and every Mrs. Hark) Barnum and son of that the state was relieved from 11- action in a receivership ta an act of McPeek for Issuing the order lhat few days with relatives ar Battle daGahter^ Mrs Edith!CoaU Orove- MrMrs. Don ability on Its showing that the funds ! Rie state. From thta It would follow, the slate treasurer pay tlie 8119,- i Uh™*d7ir McLeoud of Woodland and Mr. and 8 1 h d I Mrs Victor Henney and children of arc not available, and that that con- according to Justice Potter, and it 00738 to Receiver Mohrmann. We U Byron tUkrr .nd Mr. Bril.1 t"’n‘ “ H“' dltion was not due to any fault of seems to us hta reasoning ta sound, believe that Receiver Mohrmann and the state treasurer, u the money was j that the state cannot evade its re­ hta attorney are to be commended for Wickham and deposited in banks ’ that are still in I sponslbUity to lhe receiver, nor to taking the legal steps they did to Mine? of Mishawaka were Sunday .oe” Brown or the depositors of the bank for whom protect the interests of the depod- iIu«U OT Mr, he ta acting, by dodging behind lhe tors of lhe failed bank. The fact that fact that the money for which the three supreme court Justices dissent­ . J2b•ESiS'Atw "X ^r "'SrV^kta" In report for . This Decision Seems a Hardshp to the Depositors, When State Laws Compelled Receiver to Pay to the State Treasurer All the Money He Collected—State Took the Money Belonging to Depositors and Ought to Pay It Back , We Think The Banner mentioned last week: the fact that the supreme court had■ decided thc case of Harry O. Mohr­ mann, receiver of Uie Nashville State Bank, vs. Theodore I. Fty. state treasurer, and John Stack, au­ ditor general, of lhe state. Briefly the facts are that Edward Finlay, who was first appointed re­ ceiver of that bank, followed the plain mandate of the statute which required him to place the money he collected In the hands of thc Michi­ gan state treasurer, which he did. The amount of his collections had reached over 8188.000 when it was decided that he pay a 251 divi­ dend to depositors. Jadge MePeck Issued the order, as provided bf lhe statute, authorizing the pay­ ment of that dividend, directing the receiver the amount of cash he had on hand belonging to tlie receivers so that he might pay It to the depositors. Before the-checks were rent out to the depositors, the bank holiday was ordered by Governor Comstock, and n national banking holiday was a little later proclaimed by President Roooevelt. Thc state of Michigan kept the money received from Mr. Finley In a separate fund and deposited the same in several banks, some of which failed to reopen. However, from those that did reopen, the state treasurer drew the money which he had placed in these re­ opened banks and sent the receiver state ta custodian and which belongs to the depositors, was placed by the state in banks that have failed. The fact that they failed, in the opinion of Justices Potter and Butxel. does not warrant the state in sidestep­ ping its obligation to repay to the receiver of the failed bank the money it took from him. as the state forced Die receiver to pay the money to the state treasurer. • Thc concluding paragraph of Justice Potter's opinion contains this language. THESE NEW STOCKINGS _ Now you will gladly wear Elastic Surgical Stockings! The new Bauer & Black Elastic Stockings, made of Lastcx yam, are knit like ordinary silk stockings.They are sheer, good­ looking, comfortable—yet firm in support and durable. Easy to wash. Less expen­ sive than the old fashioned, uncomfortable variety. Made for men and women, in full length and knee length. Come in and see them. "These statutes should not be technically, but liberally construed to protect lhe interests of depositors and creditors. (Stone vs. Dodge. 96. Michigan Ml. The same statute TRUSSES ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS ATHLETIC SUPPORTS ANKLE SUPPORTS KNEE SUPPORTS WEBBING PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBARKER. Prop. HASTINGS, MICH. the money directs how it shall be paid out for dividends to a bank's creditors. To contend that, under such circumstances, a specific- legis­ lative appropriation Is necessary for the stale to pay out the money which the state received by reason of this statute, and is directed by the same statute to pay out upon the order of the proper officer of the state, is equivalent to saying: 'If the state does not pay the money received for a specific purpose and to be paid cwt for such purpose by lhe proper officer of the state, a statute should be passed to compel It to do ao; and. if that statute Is dis­ obeyed. the state should pass an­ other statute directing It to comply with the law, and so on ad infini­ tum. The order and direction for the paying out of money by the state was made by the proper officer designated by the law of the state. This constitutes an appropriation by the state of the money in ques­ tion for a specific purpose. When, as, and If. money comes Into the treasury of the state the money due, appropriated by law and ordered paid by the lawful officer of the state, should be paid. This is not a suit against lhe state, but to com­ pel the performance of a statutory duty by the treasurer of the state. The writ of mandamus should Issue, but without costs, the matter being one of public interest.” Where learned Judges disagree as to the application of the law In a case like this, sorely a public news­ paper cannot be criticised for ex­ We Strive to Merit Your Patronage The State of Michigan would not give us the right to sell our milk as “Grade “A” if we (did not meet the conditions entitling our product to that classification. Those conditions are first, a clean and accredited herd of dairy cows. Next, clean and well ventilated barns. Third, prop­ er mechanical equipment to handle the milk in a cleanly manner. In­ spections of our plant are made to satisfy the authorities that we pro­ duce Grade A milk. We sell only milk from our own accredited herd?- It's clean and wholesome. It costs you no more. A telephone call will bring High­ lands Dairy'n^lk to your door. We invite you to visit our dairy and sat­ isfy yourself of the merits of our product. We will be glad to serve you. • ed from the opinion handed down by the other five, the three being outstanding members of our highest court, shows that there Is real merit in the action brought to compel the Kiynient of this money. The amount voived and the injustice done the depositors by the state's refusal to pay would seem to warrant further action-If that is possible. It does force a bank receiver to hand over the depositors' cash to the state and then say to them: "H's Just too bad that we put your money In banks that later failed, but we are free from all obligation on that account. Your receiver might have put the money in a safely deposit box and paid you 100 cents on the dollar: but we, the state, wouldn't let him do it. We compelled him to hand over all his collections to the state. We put the cash in banks that have failed, so we are able to pay you only what we may receive from such banks." That seems too harsh a posi­ tion for the state of Michigan to take, when the state enacted all the laws dealing with failed banks, and ^forced the receiver to deposit his money with the state. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Farlee. Mr. and Mra. John Covllle and M. L. Coville of Coats Grove attended the funeral of the tatter's granddaugh­ ter. little Padella Hotchkiss, at the City Mission In Hastings. Thursday I morning. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Clum took their daughter. Arlene, to Grand Rapids Sunday where she will at­ tend school. Mrs. Bernice Kantner and chil­ dren and Mra. Gladys Sandbrook and sons were entertained at Wal­ ter Hershberger's sugar bush Sat­ urday afternoon. Garnet Townsend commenced working In Battle Creek last week. David Christian entertained a boy friend from Holland over the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson and baby and Mrs. E. Thompson of Coats Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson and children of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson and baby at the home of her parents Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Olsnn Densmore and daughters spent the week end with Carl England in Lansing. Glenn Wotring will meet on the board of supervisors at Hastings this Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ptaher en-' tertained Dr. and Mra. Raymond Flnnle and children. Charles Cook and family and Karl Paul and fam­ ily of Woodland to a sugar bush party Sunday. Mrs. Guy Kantner, Mra. Glenn Wotring and daughter, Betty, Mrs. Harry Sandbrook and Mrs. Royal Frantx attended the "Procession of the Brides” at Hastings Friday eve­ ning. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Townsend spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Fred Mills, In Battle Creek Sunday. | Rev: and Mrs. Harley Townsend {and baby spent Bunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Teeter In Woodland. Guy Kantner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harrtaon Blocher were Sunday guests of Russell Kantner*! In Hastings John Gardner and family spent Sunday with Torrence Townsend. FAIR LAKE. The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, Propr Hastings, Mich The Kinsley Ladles' Aid will meet the third Wednesday, April 18. for dinner, with Mr* LotUo Oolltater. Mra. Allen Griffin and Mra. Clay Rorabeck in llu> group assisting her. Mrs. Mildred Frits ta moving away SASvS' “rf'.oSJT. ''’u?££‘toU« 7S 4«1 _ 134 114 SIT ms— 194 123 S47 650—108 118 1SS SIS sn— <3 •—•• 366-JO* 167 MM— 306—l|g 06 136— 86 _ _173— 4T — 116 o,en- thin pUce. , ______ Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Lewis called nwniswm. on Henry cdlllson al the home of I KLINGENSMITH, hta son. Floyd, near Hickory Cor-i1-** Weeks Letter. ners Bunday and found him Im-' “nd. ’J*1' proving in health, which his many . ’J?"1 _l*'e [week end with friends will be giad to hear. ................... - friends - In this com­ Mr. and Mrs. Homer Norman have munity. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Saund­ moyed into their new home recent­ ers returned with them to their Mayo In Battle Creek Sunday. Other ly purchased of german Morehouse. home to spend some time. Mtas Florence Stanfon of Hamil­ guests there were Mr. and Mra. " BRANCH DISTRICT. ton spent Sunday with her parents, Chas. Mayo and three sons. Ken­ neth. Charles and Wayne. Mrs. Mudge and mim Ruth will go Mr. and Mra. Claude Willson. to Detroit today to visit the former s Melvin Stokus has gone to De­ We are having spring vacations at daughter, Mrs. Frances Ryan, and troit to the home of his brother and our school this week. son-ln-taw, Wm. Ryan, for several expects to vrork in Detroit thta sum­ Miss Neva Mayo, daughter of Mr. days. mer. and Mrs. Claude Mayo of Maple The Hastings Normal class gave a Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green and , Grove, and Will Green of- Battle Ittle play Friday evening at the family and Marshall Tripp were | Creek were united In marriage two a niece of place. Albert Green ill for some time. Gordon Green. Service to the Individual Measures a Bank’s Worth No bank can be of any greater value to its community, or be held in any higher esteem by its public than the measure of its service to each individual patron and depositor For nearly a Half Century this bank has built up a physical equipment to care for the needs of its patrons. Ev­ ery facility for the safe keeping of records (as was evidenced in our re­ cent fire), jire proof vaults, custom­ ers' safety deposit boxes, private council rooms, free to customers and in fact everything required in modern banking. No expense or pains have been spared to rrieet the requirements of an up-to-the-minute banking estab­ lishment. Also, through the past years, this bank has established a reputation for being a friendly and accommodating bank, and every effort is being put forth to make our customers share our friendly sentiments. There is no more helpful agency to­ ward financial success than a good friendly bank, where you can feel that your best interests are being al­ ways considered. This is just the kind of service this bank is rendering. All deposits in this bank are insured under the Federal Banking Act of 1933. Make this bank YOllR bank...Start a Savings Account here and watch it grow! HASTINGS CITY BAN HASTINGS, MICHIGAN of this �THE HASTINGS BANNEB, WEDNESDAY, APBIL1L flM fooo cos SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. BO ITH BOWNE. Last Week's Letter. Frank and Ralph Walton were In Mr. and Mra. Matthews spent Mon, Flint on business Thursday. tag account entered, discharge of Clifton Meek returned Thureday Admr. Issued, estate enrolled. , evening after a two weeks' vi*R with Sunfield. EsL Rrastaa M. HInman. Prtltton Mr. and Mrs. George Hall and I 16 Belden Blank. Assyria and order for repairs on property mont and friends ta Grand Rapids. children, Mr. and Mrs. Myrlen filed. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walton, Ralph Strait of Nashville spent Easter with Sunfield Est. William A. Hendershott Or­ and Bemice were in Lowell Thurs­ their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Asa der allowing claims entered. Strait PROBATE COURT. Est. Samuel Coulthard. Warrant day evening. Mr. and MT*. Asa Strait drove to Est. George O. Dean. Annual ac­ and inventory filed. Detroit Monday, taking with them Est. Doris E Henry. Nomination Frank Martin and daughter. Marl­ KU Strait. Mrs. Olive and Mrs. Elsie i count filed. very atUractlve. . lyn. of Grand Rapids called on Will Est. Samuel J. Hulllberger. Final of guardian filed, order appointing Mishler Sunday. Then all went to French, to see their staler. Mr*. Al­ guardian entered, bond of guardian account filed. len Idema, who ta very ill. Mr*. filed, letters of guardianship issued, John- Thaler's and had Easter din- Etale French remained to help care , Est. Matilda Bachman Fox. Order final account of guardian filed dis­ "NATIONAL' SHAKES. . ' ’ Edith Cramer returned Friday for b*r,aitt*r. allowing claims enteredcharge of guardian issued. The neighbors here, where Dr.' \ Est Ann* Curtis. Petition for Eat. Virginia Hess, et al. Petition from a week's visit with her sisters Snell lived a few years ago. were hearing claim* filed, notice to credi­ for guardian filed, nomination of ta Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. John Mishler. Mrs. saddened to hear of hta de th Thur*-1 tors (sued. guardtan filed, order appointing d*y night. He was a wonderful EM. Amelia L. Swift. Agreement guardtan entered, bond of guardtan Mattle Mishler. Mrs. Anna Thaler, man. loved by all who knew him. I filed, letters of guardianship Issued. daughters Helen and Mrs. Basil and settlement filtd= Miss Ethel Powers of Lansing Lansing ' Thompson, called on their mothei Est. Marta Hampton. Final ac­ want part rxa rt of her ivacation with her ■ Ext Thomas Doyle, petition and rpent and grandmother. Mrs. Ellen Roush, ' order to employ attorney filed, and -count of executor filed. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pow1 Est. Thomas E. Cheesebrough. at Pennock hospital Sunday after­ entered. Third annual account filed. " noon. They found Mrs. Roush as UM Griswold St, Detroit. Mich. Mr. and Mra. Earl Roathere and Est. Kenneth C. Dewey. Release of . Est. Effie Jane McCann. Order ap­ well as can be expected. I guardian filed, discharge of guard­ of Mrs. Andrew Blough attended Mr. and Mrs. Myrlen Strait pointing Admr. entered, bond of HCWE Nashville spent Thursday evening1 ian Issued, estate enrolled Admr. filed, letters of administration Ladles' Aid dinner at Bowne Center with Asa Strait. Mr. and Mrs. Har­ Est. cliflord c. Dewey. Final ac- jissued, order limiting settlement en­ on election day. J. L. Maus, Harting*, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Eash called on old King and Arden Housler, Mr.i count filed. Waiver of notice filed. ,tered, petition for hearing claims order assigning residue entered, dta-1 filed, inventory Med Mr. apd Mrs. Ervin Mishler of Lake and Mrs. George Hal! and family were there on Tuesday evening ' charge of administrator issued, es­ I Eat. Reuben T. .Jones. Order for Mr. Get Iman of Owoaso was a Frank Walton was ta Hastings on tate enrolled. I publication entered.__________ caller at George Hall's home on Est. Vina Smith. Final account ■1 business Saturday afternoon. Thursday of last week. filed, waiver of notice filed, order as-1 DELTON Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pardee. Mr. DOUD CORNERS. Hallock nnd Mtas Bethel Hallock signing residue entered, discharge: . Ly|c Lctaaar are and Mrs. H. F. Miller and family ot Auto repairs must be cheaper and Mr. y of Elkhart, Ind., were guests of Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Norris Bergman of and friend. Ray Peake, spent thc of executor Issued, estate enrolled. , Est Vonda Elliston Releare «»»mS now. You seldom see a 310 bill that Battle creek came to visit hta par-,*^ end vtaittag their aunt and Jennie Pardee Wednesday. some mechanic has used as a towel. ; ent* and get Donna Bell, who had I uncle of Shultz. tajrtaiuedftled' D*achargP of guard‘ | George Cowies arc happy over the Mr. and Mrs. H, F. Miller and -Loa Angeles Times. stayed at the Bergman home since i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones of Ha.sdaughters ot Elkhart. Ind., returned rat Mirth t Swift rirder dis-1 arrival of a little daughter. ; fiaater. tings visited at Harry Waters- Sunn, d I Mr. and Mrs. George Mosier of to their home Saturday after a Mtes Laura Hallock. Mtas Daisy day p. M. missing petition entered. I KalamMOO spenl Sunday with Mrs. week's visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W H. Pardee, and other ■■ ■ ■ . ——- Luclna Eddy and family. Itea 30. Ik*.*. .o«ih U .11*. <h..r. News came last week of the relatives and friends. ALL PRICES INCLUDE MICHIGAN 3 PER CENT SALES TAX NOTICE OF TAKIMO TOWNSHIT Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cosgrlff of death from pneumonia of Rorert ROADS UM COUNTY ROAD Morewcod. aged seventeen years, in Lowell were Easter guests of thalr sister. Mrs. Jennie Pardee. Pittsburgh. Penna. Robert was born hrglnnin* m**tlns of th* i Mr and Mrs. Harold Yoder and Ho*J, He and always ifced In Delton until L«*Bi>»ilonrT, of ■a, h*ta on th* 37tl about three years ago when tlie family spent Easter with Mr. and home was broken up by the death Mrs. Emery Kime and family of Pleasant Valley. On their wa> home of the father, and Robert and stater. Milled from fine Kansas Hard Wheat, Guaranteed to give baking satisfaction Lucile, went to live with their aunt they called at th* Daniel Zook home ta Pittsburgh. The five sisters re­ and found Mrs, Zook much ' im­ proved. ) maining have thc sympathy of Del­ Misses Beulah and Mary Cramer ton friends In taelr sorrow. PBAT*IEVIXJ.B TWP. Mr. and Mrs E. R. Cummings of and Mr. Derwood Volte of Grand Rapids spent Sunday afternoon with wuon a. rrairir»ui* i»i>. Kalamazoo ~ were visitors Saturday --------- - Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Cramer and fam­ FRENCO Brand. Rich. Smooth and Creamy on quarter Ila* road Ihrourh I of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Willison. ...__________ «■ ,, 1 Elmer Kelley of Grand Rapids ily. Kllon 5. Hailing, Two, ihrore j Jrireiil* Twi>., th«nc* ra*t | visited his brother. Homer Kelley. COATS GROVE. igh arrtian 5 en* mil*. lh»nc* ‘ '« । aouth aretion lin* of ■**-1 and family last week. OLIVES » ”• T»' wU-Uiorm Tuealay noon too, Last Week's Letter. ill*. Miss Helen Keeler of Carlton Cen­ K mil*, thenr.- aouth ap | the roof off of the dairy barn on Manaanlllaa HOPE TWP. ter spent the Easter vacation with * .“’i? t*ti,h.’ *<hU"‘ ,r<1“,n I Victor Jones' farm. cotWTWouwwws IS Eat. Reuben T. Jones. Petition for Admr. filed. BsL Hattie E. Checsebrough. Final WITH Frosh Vegt ty, Fur Necesi Plow Repairs Safety of Funds East Lans gardens not amourtt of t spend for fo We are ready with a good stock of Plow Repairs and Shares for the Gale, Banner, Moore, South'Bend, Syracuse and I. H. C. plows. We can furnish parts for most any make of plow you may have. QJfje gjatirmal <Eomt & UnweBtatent fflnmpany See our new MOORE-GALE Walking Plow and get prices before you buy. i. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS, MICH. PJ /^\T TD U I j X-e U Iv ■e: TELEPHONE 2118 Q^c f “BEST YET” AIL Purpoae. 241/^-Ib. Sack PEANUT BUTTER M.Br “nJ1. S “J" ".'iVJ. connr.iul.itan. tn otxndrd u> aection line of Hee. 33. Robert Faulkner and bride. J!” 8i,w.,.cc',"*r “A.,hr- Everyone, remember to set ‘the teTCu: >».>-. ■!«>» out ■*««.• n» wion County Lin* Roa.i throuih! players at the hall Friday and Sat15 nl!l'u’ A‘lrU ,:l ,nd ’* . Tl'°“ aeetton line ot arc lion tv. .off”': iilmatda ' Bogtaala* Hon &. Haitli >ih IK lion, 5 • o. #07. JOHNSTOWN TWP. .(.’■■inly Rnad So. 4<W». ,T winning at th* X. £ . 33. Carlinn Twp . ih> &ASTLET0N TWP. • eat Saif CaatlHoa Virginia and Martha Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dcmond spent Easter with the latter's par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Graves of Stony Point. The Birthday meeting was held with Mrs Roscoe Cassel Tuesday in RUTLAND TWP. Harold Burpee. Robert Adams. honor of her mother. Mrs. Carrie Regiunitig *t th* 8. w. corner of ar« Kathryn TdWn. Leda Harrington Van Wle. tton 7. Rutland Twp.. ihrne<*’ea.t ;-n, antj Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter. 'r-a'-iiSJ-AclS1Hau“ *»«««». u Thursday with Mrs. Kendall Coats % mH*, inlrraeclinx with Imprurnl lowu. In bed with pleurisy. with dinner served by Club No. 1. «hin read. . The Inland Lakes Garden Club Program in charge of Agnes Haight. .. lh'*«r"r?h 14 'W1U rneet wlth Mr nnd Mrs‘ L- NRuth and Marian Woodman went inn line of .eeiio'na Bush on Thursday evening. April Friday to Finley. Ohio, where theyi.t on ouarwr lin*. ig A co-operative supper will be spent a few days, returning Sunday. ' rr*'r i served at 7 o'clock and each mem&«•* Mrs. Paul Thompson and children »nter of north ,»e ber is requested to come and bring of Battle Creek spent pan of last weeks with her mother. Mrs. Lillie and one other dish of food. A short BoltA. S. E. *orn*r of **e program will follow the supper, and The teacher. Mrs. Allerdlng, and i*P ihene* 'nZikwAi Peter DeVries, a nurseryman from the school put on an Easter pro­ gram Sunday which ail appreciated very much. road on aouth aoetion lint of arclion 30. | table service. E. S. Thompson gave an Easter Rutland Twp. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallbridge of sermon on Sunday morning instead s *he’x’ K v' 3s" UnU,e Creek were Sunday guests of P. C. Wing, who is still confined Rutland ‘ Twp,. thrne* north 1 mil* "to I of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith. to hta home by sickness. Special iui*rirciiat> with M 43. j Mr. and Mrs. Cosby of Vicksburg musical numbers were given in thc r.S"r.”".‘™ sfi: •'uli-ii.T; “j »■ ««•a|e™ Sunday School. in »Mtion 13. Rutland Twp, thrne* Middleburg. Ind, were Sunday aft­ Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Chase spent . .a. -a. . .i . .. — > .v, en)OOn gyp * - - ■ —— —— Easter with Mr. and Mrs. E. Daven­ vey Dings. Ilrginninr *1 the N. W. port of South Woodland. fir. lion 3. Rutland Twp.. Ibr —.. VC-. ------ ---------------- ------and her Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Woodman and •nuth**>v j aunt. Mrs. Sheldon, of Kalamazoo son Paul visited at Fred Smith's at Prairieville on Sunday. lie* of ,*ciion s. 1 about two months, with the hopes A fine program was put on by the THOBNAPPLB twp. that the Florida climate will do Clarksville crowd Friday evening at ^wove !«»»«■» <>t .ntion ii. Thnrnappio Twp. ib,u*i- j health. Mr. Leonard took them In pot luck supper nt seven o'clock. *»»i one mile. ■ ; his automobile, but he will return Mrs. Minerva Woodman was sick Mrdnninc al thr All<«*n Count? line. .Ururtlv rrutrr of arellun |H. Thornspplr Twp.. ■ SDOCliy. with the flu last week, also Robert nnd Dorothy Sense. LOWER CROOKED LAKE. The Club will meet next Wednes­ J . Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Mills spent day afternoon with Mrs. Blanche •i Sunday with their son. Bernard, and Bayne and with Mrs. Kathryn Richf family of West Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coats were In riion, visited old friends in this vicinity i Grand Rapids on Monday .of last SH.thbor* . njiip , tne past week. X. w. com** of «**-' Joe Stengers entertained a party r Twp.. umc. »«»ih at cards and dancing Saturday eve­ cident that happened to Clarence S E. earner of the nln«Ktane last week. .... -r.__ .....I ... t--i i»l» Twp.. Ed. Cowles and tl H. and XX E. rv_._ Dos­ '? • ter accompanied John Kammerer to MILO. mH* nr , "rriiim the Odd Fellows Home at Jackson The April meeting of Milo Ladles' Aid will be entertained at lhe home Mrs. M. A. Mills will enlwUln WOODLAND TWP. nl ,rr the Triple Link Club at her home shore farm. Wednesday afternoon. >g at th* X. W. ren •nth ..n Friday. April 18. Bring needles and thim­ I* ni'i,. Oney Roblyer and family of Cres- bles to tie quilts. mth'ra *Pent Sunday evening at Nick]I Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Flower and ------------------ ------------ -- -----------------Mrs. Bellinger spent Wednesday r«'nnu>« *t thr x w *om«* ot th* HBrv*y Hartwell's friends here are with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moreau at k.it Of tvction T< WoortUn.1 Twp. “^y <o hear he is laid up with Augusta. Mr? Moreau remains about rr aoutb on quarter line of aaid aee- erysipelas.--------------------------------------------- the Same. „7".t a. x w .. ....... ’»">» »»“i' »»* ‘ -----dark DOollttle of Detroit ar® >»n 7, Waadhmi Twp. thenc* »>i>ih nB a business trip to Hastings Friday. I Wayne Flower of Kalamazoo were •**■•!?• \tn* nl re«i*a i. •pproxi-,' Sunday. Alfred Zimmerman of callers of thc tatter's parents on “JS.ii.'S'u. X. w. ....... — OulllUc vUU«l hi. parrnu. Mr and Sunday. W a Spaulding and Mrs. Wilcox pleasantly surprised by a visit from were Hastings vtalton Saturday. •IK their daughter and family, Mr. and John Bradfield spent Saturday in Mrs. Fred Schutz.^jf Paw Paw. Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Schults came over I Mr. and Mrs Rex Hannon are staying the --latter's parents.- from Chicago Friday and remained . _ with --------— -----------------------Mr. and Mrs. c. Zimmerman, while at their Lake Hills farm till Mon­ to th* Eaton County preparing the cottage next door for . day afternoon. .............. BtXQB twp. occupancy. | Mrs. M. Bradfield and mother X K ..-e.ter.jif the Sunday visitors at H. and E. Doe- spent Monday shopping ta Kalamai 9. Yank.- Sprint, tcrs.were, Mrs- Mary Blood and aoo. «t’>o»nh!>T‘!f,.’,rIicu. ^rs M“y Dunnln< o» Kalamaxoo. Meadamcs Bellinger. Duggan and Mr. .nd Mo Fetar V.nHout oi CMnn.ln mix In K.l.m.r« S.iX g earner of th. Galesburg and Mr. and Mrs. Del- urday on a shopping expedition. ‘ i.7 **rt En“an ot Crewcy. I J Bradfield. Mr. and Mr*. Merle . u Frank J. Roush ta on thc sick Bradfield and Jack were guest* of । relative* on th* Clapp farm near r-p th*." ------- RABT’nKLTnN--------Galesburg Sunday ’•»» »’• |.... Wp-k^A|SJ,?rELTON’ Mre Jennl*1 Lyons and son of riy «w ■ I ; ruin •'•r M mil* Last Weeks Letter iBanfield visited in the Quick home "•«'eww L^ha °°1,lsoft and daughter ol Sunday. That evening Mr. and MT*.- ?.f: .1. |Kalama20o spent Wednesday at Quick visited Mr and Mrs Vern ’rn*r «f th* Floyd Collison's. Loreene Coiltaon Quick and tamlly’at Banleld and 'V* returned home with them to attend X. „ V1 H&iiCrit.” . ....... . .ufT.-isufS.wyr• KAITUOK Tn ' lug r -** Mrs BesJiie Tung.tr returned °n .‘4 Sunday after caring for Mra. I Mrs. Germain and Marna Smith tiu. Viola Waters lhe past week. !an? sick with *treptocoecl sore JJriS te^‘“ M°r,Or<1 b slcl w,lh,throat. Wc missed them at Sunday । scar les lever. school 3*. Meryl Kelley, of near Hickoryl Mrs Hattie Bellinger made a bu»'• Comers, has been wiring Mason;mess trip to Kalamazoo and Mcn, «. Newton's house and he has now had don the first of last week a new Delco system Installed ta hta I 77r , % home. Pablo: Ono* upon a .time there Nellie Mae Watson spent Saturday was a mtn who never left hta com!'• . night and Sunday in Kalamaaoo1 mutation ticket In hl* other ooat.— nr. (with ralailvea. Ban Francsco Chronicle. 19c Beltta Of Courau — Yga’ve Heard It! T Double Criap Crlap la Milk or Cream, fts 8c ter 12c UC PHOTU F1OFIT 1 9c CONVI HE call of the great outdoors? Who hasn't these spring days? Many of us will be loading up the family chariot ana heading for the wide open spaces os soon as possible each week from now on. Of course, we must eat, and if week end buying is impossible we must shop on other days. Doe* that mean higher food cost? Not necessarily. C. Thomas Stores' policy of "Everyday Low Prices" provides thc opportunity to shop economically ANY day of tlie week. POST TOASTIES GINGER 4 ALE 1 TEI ei5c e25c SALMON RICE KRISPIES PLIASU D*lleUnaly PKISTK JU °‘ 12c LIME RICKEY FIRST PRIZE « zx 1UC TO OR COCOA 2 21c -■ Z\ FIG BARS Sy 1 UC 2 19c CRACKERS MACARONI O. K. SOAP 6 “23c BLob, BROWNED Pound Fresh Bakt. Sodas or Grahams. 1 Lb. Box 11c Or SPAGHETTI Elbow, in bulk Lb- "T / C LAUNDRY Life-Time Chromium Bon Bon Dish FREE with the purchase ot 3 pkgs. SHEFFORD A superior product for lovers of fine cheese. All varieties ex1 Lb. < p cept-Swiss, Old Yorke. 2 Pkg. -LmC WHEATIES 2>*.-25c While supply lasts. i One deal to a family. Wh KOSTO & Delicious, Nutritious. pkg. 5c For Desserts, OATS MF 5 18c Product of the Quaker Gate Company. COFFEE TnT1 °b 25c One Coffee Ar tells another. A trial prove* why. Cin-O-Mon-Ettea TR1M-ETTES Add color aad Uas to ulad*. *te. Pkg- For buuUfyiog f.od,. drtaka *U. Ph*. 1/V, AW ODESSA PETIT P018 PEAS l»wl and teadar. Cmi 3 17c BEETS Wa Ki'* 2 ro* 25c FRUITS FOR SALADS* *Or»cl* cm1 JUNKET ROWDEM ru PINEAPPLE 12c Fancy Sliced FlMkout. 21c Flavor*. « 1 UC lb. 9c PRUNES RAISINS 15c APRICOTS & 18c ORANGES 27c We carry • Complete Stock of Fresh Fruita and Vegetable*. 15c KIRK’S No. 19 Con COCO CA3TI1X 1 6 than nic buying an Insist on Food File, FlexoTray Freezing, hinged s interior l shelf, the Set, the many oth The Foa dairy bas Thrift Tra china con oven may AMERICAN fffi teaar* - i9C WOODBURY’S cu. ] Qc SUPER SUDS 3 ar 25c if 15c Grape Nut Flake* 11c C. THOMAS STORES “Every Day Low Prices’ K*l*in« 128 West State Street visua �THE HA8TTN0B, BAMWOt, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1334 FOOD COSTS REDUCED WITH HOME GARDENS Fresh Vegetables Add Varie­ ty, Furnish Elements Necessary to Health East Lansing.—Home vegetable gardens Dot only cut down the amount of money which need be spend for food but thc vegetables t grown have a freshness and an ap­ peal tfiat Is not present in most Rx««n stuffs which are purchased, according to the department of hor­ ticulture at Michigan State College. The quality of home grown foods Is helped by the fact that each pro­ duct can be harvested immediately before it is to be used and al the time the vegetable la al the proper stage of ripeness to provide the most tasteful meal. Dieticians compute that a family of five persdns needs. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO NASHVILLE. 3.100 pounds of vegetables and i fruits each year. 1Last Week s Letter. Most families will not care to Mrs. D. D. Meyers of Hammond, produce the entire quantity of these ;Ind., spent from Friday until Sun­ foods needed and. in some cases, ,day with tier mother. Mrs. Frank ground is not available to grow the McDerby. ; termining factor in the productive power of a garden. The gardener who develops his ground to the best advantage will reap a greater har­ vest than thc man who does not lake time to plan his work. A half acre of ground is needed to grow the 3.000 pounds of vegetables that five persons will consume in a year. Part of this quantity would impossible to consume that amount in lhe gardening season. It is pos­ sible to make selections ..from 25 different vegetables which will grow successfully in Michigan and tills long list increases the families ap­ petite for food from the garden. produced. Potatoes, beets,. turnips, celery, onions, and others will keep well if proper storage space Is pro­ vided. Peas anffcom can be canned, ns well as snap beans, asparagus, and spinach The season for many varieties of fresh vegetables can be prolonged by planting early and late varieties or by using varying planting dales. When the garden space Is limited, crops like melons, cucumbers, and pumpkins should be left out in fa­ vor of others which will produce more food per square yard of ground. COATS GROVE. Mr. and Mrs. Fisk and family from Milo are living in Will Bayne's tenant house and Mr. Fish is work­ ing the Bayne farm. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Karrar have moved into the tenant house of Wil­ liam Brooks and Mr. Karrar will work for Mr. Brooks thc coining ^REASONS WHY O YOU SHOULD HAVE TELEPHONE SERVICE PROTECTION — In eaae of fire, alckneo, bui PROFIT—A telephone often la helpful in securing employment. CONVENIENCE—You ean onJer groceries in bail weather and run counties* errand* by lelephone, without leaving and "gel-logeiher*" arc planned. PRESTIGE—A telephone of your own 1* both a social and bu*ine*a awet. And II eliminate* lhe embarnwament of a*lking to u*c a neighbor's telephone. TO ORDER TELEPHONE SERVICE, CALL, VISIT OR WRITE THE TELEPHONE BUSINESS OFFICE Melvin Coville and son John and wife attended the funeral of the former's granddaughter in Hastings Thursday. Mra. Lena Sca.se has been sick during part of last week. The L. A. 8. met with Mrs. Ken­ dall Coats Thursday with good at­ tendance. Agnes Haight had charge of the program. Mra. Irene Brooks won the Bible picture contest prize. Three other contests were won by Mrs. Alma Boulter. Mrs. Irene Brooks and Mra. Harlow Barnum who received fine bouquets of paper flowers. Several from here attended the community service in Woodland Sunday evening. E. 8. Thompson Is supplying the pulpit here on account of the Ill­ ness of our pastor, who was able to be present at services on Sunday and will not be able to preach for some time by the doctor’s orders. The Birthday meeting will be held with Mrs. Bessie Woodman. April 19. for pot luck dinner. Tlie classes in Sunday School nnd rome individuals bought stamps to help In thc drive for crippled chil­ dren. NATURES FEATURES ■gLr Why be satisfied with less is hollow and can be filled with water and chilled. sK ■fl than thc fullest conve­ nience when you arc buying an electric refrigerator? Insist on Kdvinator and get these extra features: the famous Food FUe, the Frost Chest, thc Flexo Tray, die World’s Fastest Freezing, the ice tray lifter, the hinged shelf, thc automatic interior light, the rearranging shelf, the refrigerated Pastry Set, thc Water Pitcher, and many others. The Food File consists of the dairy basket, thc Crisper for vegetables and greens, and thc Thrift Tray with three covered china containers in which left­ Modern refrigeration Is not complete unless fresh meats and fish can be kept for as long as you wish. In the Kclvinator, this problem has its complete solution in the unique Frost Chest a roomy compartment " that docs not deviate from its below-freezing temperature. STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Scott attended the funeral of Mr. Bumford in Has­ tings Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Geiger spent Thursday with Bob Geiger at Law­ ton. Miss Leona Coleman of. Battle Creek is spending a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. Jankes SuHne. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shurlow and family attended the wedding of tike former's sister in Lansing Sunday. Mra. Blapch Padelford of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Padclford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fancher. Miss Esther striker spent Satur­ day and Sunday with Mra. Mattle Striker at lhe home df E. L. Bentz In Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ickes and Mr. and Mra. Ralph Striker spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ickes in Hastings. COUNTY LINE. Last Weeks Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Winkler and Richard and Miss Dorothy House were Sunday guests of Mrs. Rose Wachter and family ot East Woodland. Mrs. Chris Eckardt and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt attended the fu­ neral of a relative near Ann Arbor Monday. Neighbors and friends, to the number of forty, pleasantly surpi iced Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wink­ ler Friday evening. Sandwiches, pickles, coffee and doughnuts were served after which Mr. and Mrs. Winkler were presented with some money and thc best wished from their many neighbors and friends for their success In their new home on the George Long farm In North­ west Odessa. DRAIN OUT SLUDGE,THE OIL EATER TJ>/j New Motor Oil stops sludgt formation ... cuts ell coifs Time now <d drain out winter-worn EK oil and change to heavier grades, and when you change, decide that this summer you’ll keep sludge out of your engine. For sludge dogs your oil lines, binders lubri­ cation, fouls your filter. It makes valves sluggish so you lose gasoline power. Finally, it causes rings to stick and pumpoiL It is the greatest cause of high motor-oil consumption. Keep sludge out by using I so*Vis "D , the Anti-Sludge Motor Oil. it does not sludge under the hardest kind of driving. It keeps rings lively and free, reducing oil consump­ tion to thc minimum. That’s why you have to add to it les#.frequently between drains. ISO’VIS "D"................... 25c-v 26c- * TOTAL '/vkte STANDARD OIL SERVICE ALSO DISTRIBUTORS or ATLAS c**r. l»J4.Siin4u4O<lC*. tirkb MIDDLEVILLE. Tlie storm, while severe, did more damage in washing lands, some that never had washed before have real gullies in them now. A bam in Yan­ kee Springs township was struck by lightning and a small amount of small building Just north Oftentimes, in any household, there is need for emergency fast freezing, it is Kelvinator’s proud distinction to offer in thc IsoThcrmicTray the World’s Fast­ Thc Pastry Set is composed of mixing bowl and rolling pin, the bowl of an unusual design with cover and two han- It is die oi)e refrigerator that will answer your every need. Easy terms. Robleski Electric Shop Hastings, Michigan REHUGCRATORS IN] will answer Henry Bidelman. Rcfreahmnts were served at a late hour and all re­ ported a good time. Ervin Charlton of the Lakeview district called on Frank Hawblltz Friday. Richard Edmonds of Battle Creek spent a few days with MF. apd Mrs. Laurlel Marshall. TIME TO CHANGE OIL Thursday evening thc men work­ in the Oeuke's meat market all went to the fight in Grand Rapids. The ladles went to the city to a show., The fire alarm Friday P. M. was est Freezing Speed, from water to ice cubes in u national aver­ age of eighty minutes. Kel-inatortoi Clark Tltmarah has returned to his home here, after spending the winter wilth his daughter, Mrs. Walter Scheldt, in Allentown, Pa.' Mra. Charles Betts. Doris and Bobby, were In Battle Creek Satur­ day. Miss Theresia Dause returned to her school work in Lansing, after spending the week at her home here. Miss Margaret Nelson of Lansing spent lost week with Mra. Elsie Furnlss. Miss Helen Fumlss of Has­ tings spent the week end at her home here. Mrs. Ottle Lykins relumed to her home Sunday after spending ths past three weeks helping in thc Iriand home. Mrs. Coy Brumm was hostess to the dramatic club on Tuesday night. The Clover Leaf Club will be en­ tertained on Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Otto Anderson. A pot luck supper will be served al Seven o'clock. Mra. Pete Baas was taken to thc Community hospital suffering from a fractured arm and an Injury to tier hips. On Wednesday the Woman's Lit­ erary Club met for "Legislative Day," the speaker being Mrs. Maude Glasner of Charlotte. A luncheon was served at one o'colck. M. J. Hinckley is thc new coun­ cilman. Tlie standing committees are:- Streets. Dull. Martin and Wetberbee; Water. Wetherbee. Bai­ ley and Greenfield; Lights, Hinck­ ley. Martin and Bailey; Finance, Greenfield, Wetherbec and Hinck­ ley; Parks, Dull. Hinckley and Bai­ ley; Ordinance, Bailey, Greenfield and Martin. “ Funeral services for James Rose. 83, were held Thursday afternoon at lhe Hess funeral home conducted by Rev. M. E. Hoyt. Mr. Rose-pass­ ed away in Kalamazoo Tuesday morning of hardening of the aru­ les and heart trouble. Mrs. Rose passed away several years ago. He leaves two daughters, Mra. Stanley Mix of Kalamo township and Mrs. Lena Kennedy of Hostings and three grandchildren. The Ladies' Aid of the Evangeli­ cal church was entertained at thc home of. Mra. Daniel Garllpger on Wednesday. She was assisted by Mcsdomcs Mabie and Esther Mar­ shal). Mlsfl. Alice Roscoe returned to her school work at Ypsilanti Sunday after spending her spring vacation here. Mrs. Alda Lewis, who haif spent lhe past twelve weeks in the Sani­ tarium at Battle Creek, - has been brought to lhe home of her sister, Mra. Anna Gribbcn. George Evans has sold .his oil sta­ tion at the south end to Victor Jones. Mr. Evans and parents will move on a farm near Traverse City. James Eddy has been confined to hts home for a week with a sejere cold. v There were 232 present at the Evangelical Sunday School and en­ joyed the fine program put on by titc children.. The church was full in the evening to see the pageant. •The Living Christ.” _ The following arc the returns of the township election: Supervisor, E. H. Lathrop (Rep). 192; S. W. Smith (Ind.), 344. Clerk, H. F. Remington (Rep.), 237; Arthur Housler (Ind.), 298. Treasurer. Theo H. Bera (Rep.). 184; Adolph Dause (Ind.), 348. Highway Com­ missioner, George McDowell (Rep.), 213; F. J. Oarllnger (Ind.) , 317. Justice of Peace. R. M- Wetherbee, (Rep.). 288; Fred J. White (Ind.), 239. Member Board of Review, Menno Wenger (Rep.). 228; L. E. Pratt (Ind.), 302. Constables, Wm. Mater (Rep.), 10; Bert Trautwlne (Ind.), 300; Floyd Nesbit (Rep)., 239; vem McPeck (Ind.), 310; Norval Barger (Rep.), 213; Harry Pen­ nington (Ind.). 293; Al Bennett (Rep.), 227; James. Howard (Ind.), man's In Baltimore In honor of Ills birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daly nnd Cleon Mead were Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brasy In Bat-; tie Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz and Bernard Whitmore called on Mr. and Mra Merle Hecker and baby daughter. Joon Patricia, Tuesday evening tn Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Reid and son of Bedford were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reid. Mr. and Mrs F. Hawblitz called on Mrs. Fred Hanes in lhe McKel­ vey district one day recently. Mr. and Mra Curt Marshall of thc Branch district and Earl Marshall of Marshall were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Worth Greem Several neighbors were cntcrtaln- KELVINATOR when the department arrived, to they had nothing to do.. The Woman's Club kre having very interesting meetings. At the last meeting a paper on "Modern­ istic Art” was well given by Mra Byron Smith; Mra. Prlndle'a subject being "Colonial Painters and Days of Silhouette." Harold Kollar, who lives ^ith his uncle, John Kollar, hod the misfor­ tune to strike his foot with an ax while splitting kindling the other night, very sore, and the worst U. it keeps him out of school for a time.’ Too bod Harold. Here is wishing you. a quick recovery. Some of our streets have been al­ most Impassable for a few days. Sev­ eral cars'have had to be drawn out of the mud and the streets look al­ most as If they liad been plowed. E. b. Whitmore and family of Hastings were guests of his parents Sunday. In the afternoon P. R. Smith and wife were also the guests ot O. D. and Mra. Whitmore. We are told that we will soon have another shoe repair shop In one of our vacant buildings. Our chair factory is getting the old factory building In shape to move Into very toon. They are cramped for room whare they are and having a fine lot of orders distinguished by its Streamlined Beauty and an entirely Neu1 Utility feature IE NEW Ford V-8 Victoria* te,. T distinguished for its modern style and teauty. Its smartly stream­ lined contour terminates in a smooth sweeping flare behind which Ford more help HIGHBANK. Mr, and Mra. Glenn Hoffman and family spent Bunday at WU1 Hofl- stylists have concealed thc newest thing in luggage compartments. 11 holds several subcases or picnic bas­ kets or golf bags or vacation baggage, out of the way, yet easily accessible. twin tail limpa, cowl lights, two Tbc V-8 Victoria u |610k L o. Detroit Other FordV-8 ‘ *515 up. rr_ authorized �THE HASTINGS BANNZZ, WKDNMMT, APML, U, 114 latter’s nrother, Mrs. Eva Trautweln. because it was the only date open the next meeting, which will to has secured wot Mrs- Luana Townsend of Hastings for the "isenhath Entertainers" held at the home of Mra. Walter The farm, where . । Sunday, ■ - ■■* Kt Thursday of last week with from HMttngx. In --*•the Star district, — on April U able to walk Millie Fisher. All who want tickets on the La­ Home Economics Specialists dies' Aid quilt arc requested to get Carl Bryans and family will soon Chas. Tobias Is (Carting to build Michigan State College BANNER WANT ADVS.PAT • 8 Wins Gold Cup Road Race ' Homemakers’ Comer j By I Spring sunshine brings the desire Mrs. Velma McCaulley Is assist­ to brighten the portions of the house ing Mrs. Agnes Barry with her that have become dull and drab, and । bouseliold work for a few days. many women place their kitchen at Remember there will be 8. B. and thc top of the list for such improve-1 preaching service at the church next menu. Ooior is the cheapest way to Sunday morning. Plan to attend add beauty to the home, according ^h these services. to home economics specialists ofi ---------------- «»» Michigan State College, and kltch-' WEST HOPE, ena can be pretty as well as useful, Week's Leiter. SUrtmg with the floor, which, M d u nonaid Ansbould be thc darkest, the sldesslb “ sl»ould be much lighter, and the cell"J. ir ihun. low weighed seven and turee-quarpounds and will answer to the ! dw" H 'is St to St tt^w^xl- Imm* of Kttrl Howard Mrl- Anders A thrilling moment in the fa- Stock cart al Lot .Infelct.at tiro Eord V-t cart battle for tho lead is leaning oil I turn. Felow, Stubby Slubblofield, thc tinner. | color ns thc walls, making them less i cotkipicuous. I Another guide in planning the colors for a kitchen Ls to keep the •colors light nnd dull on the large [areas such as thc walls, cupboards, ! and woodwork, and then use the (bright cheerful colors for tlie small|CT sucn as ~ curtains, curtains, stools. suxhs. cr uu.u.. things such and chairs. These smaller articles arc less permanent and can be changed more often thus eivlnc a , different effect to tlie room with lit-1 24 Tablets WARNING! TIRE PRICES ARE GOING HIGHER! 25c 2 (or 26c 25c IS 2«~76c E 5OC 2 at the 0RGNA1 HuxBt3sr CASTOR OIL 2Sei...26C 'Puxetssr MILK of ORDERLIES (EQ, MAGNESIA WUMtt, on. box ONE CENT SALE 51C 'or THESE EKTRH SPECIALS ONE HOUR ONLY HERE'S HOW ITS DONE 10,000 Rexail Drug Stores take part in this tremendous sale. Due to seasonal demand a few of tho items listed ' may have been aold at prices lower than the regular price listed here . . . but never as low aa on thia sale. - If THEY LAST THAT LONG io THUR5DHV ,o Tha CREAM of tha n n.m. WORLD S BEST ALMOND COCOA SOAP COD LIVER OIL Divaasr Cellophane wrapped package Softening and beautifying for 6 cakes your skin. bargain. 19c Symbol Water Bottle or io tu ii n.m FRiunv The tooth paste you need to keep teeth sparkling. Only one salt to a customer IN ONE BOX Only one sole to a Customer TOOTH PASTE $1.19 2<o,26c NEW 10VEUNESS -M BEAUTY CREAMS 36c 2 Sana Syringe JASMINE 35c JASMINE £ 2,., 51c 2,.,36c PON TEX 3 p.m OIL TOILET TISSUE i ion 10c One 50c Jonteel Foundation Crear Cream One 50c Jonteel Cleansing Cream One 5Oc Jonteel Face Powder 1 pint 75c 2 llC 2 76c all 3 for 55cII 50c 2 51c !M9c2'.r20C for for Ml 31 Dental Paste MILK CHOCOLATE for tubs VOUR PERRIES WORTH PLENTY HERE ! ^caU GYPSY CREAM 9 8 oz. bottle 40c 2 0, 41c AGAREX COMPOUND Mineral Oil action— delicious to taste. 1 pint $1*00 BEAUTY NEEDS and TOILET GOODS Powder. 2 for SI.01 2 for 51c 41.00 Lavender Body Powder Jteea. '.’.■3Oc 2 ta 31c 2 tor 50c 51c Vincent’s Assorted CHOCOLATES ' I pound pkg. 2 (or 61c ALCO-REX la,cod. POUND PAPER A. or ENVELOPES 2 for 41, „M ti 26. 2 Rubbing Alcohol Comp, pints 25c Georgia Ros. Talc 2 for 26c 2 for 11.01 O Q4 X for 0 Ic PR 33 2 for 36c mondi 2ol.01 one tubs HOBART’S ASPIRIN ______ 100’S 25c Tiny Tot Talcum 3 for 26c ZINC OXIDE OINTMENT ~'2Oc 2 ta21c ANALGESIC BALM R pounds 9 fOr TVc 40 MOND O 16 oz. 4w for iVc DR. HALL’S BORATED O OX BABY TALCUM 16o>. X for xOc MARTEL’S LILAC VEGETAL 6oa. rt OX " X for 26c Permedge RAZOR . BLADES / SsT * 2*26. Firstaid MI31 Antisoptic Solution [^] SANITARY 49c 2 50c IfO NAPKINS Zbaaor EPSOM SALT OHt 00£ 3«z. IDs 14 Me 2 far 26C CHECK THESE LOW PRICES! ANDRUS SERVICE RIKER'S ILASOL 1.20 for only ~ “ URonv Fountain lor 3 35c tubes KLENZO DENTAL CREME i ♦ for CHAPS, WIND­ BURN, SUNBURN Hurry for this Only one idle to o cuifomer $578$ ! 2 (or 26c THEATRICAL COLD CREAM coRn’^r^K^ FHmiLV KLENZO SHAVING CREAM ASPIRIN TABLETS and Mrs Fred Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Osgood spent Saturday afternoon in Bowens Mills With their son, Win. Ellsworth, and family. Next Sunday there will be quar­ terly meeting at Baltimore. There »d» to* cordially In­ l0 f m Mrs. Fred King is quite ill with bronchitis. We hope for a prompt here who attended accelerative ability of thc Ford V-8 ,%7n?.^7ehri0htcr«mtr«tinJ engine, and partly because tho Ford transverse springs minimize tilting even nt high speed around should be careful not to make the tJhJv mv ' T ddy Ha>war<1 turns. Ten Fora cars took tho room appear spotted or outlined first ten places in thc event to with such a color. For instance, all l.<t share the prize money. Miss Olenna Osgood missed last [of thc tiny grooves, hinges, pulls. , The Ford sweep in the Los week at her teaching at the Carter Angeles event, thc premier winter and nobs should not be covered with ,school because of sickness. - rend racing, classic of the Pacific the trim. It Ls much better to trim11 । Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart and Joan coast, was a repetition of thc results the flat edge of the working sur-' In thc Elgin National Stock Car ,,face. the inside of cupboard doors,.'called at L. D. Woodman's Sunday Rond ,Race nt’wJ» Elgin. 26, nnd lhe ,ower "be Indies of chair,,Clarence Jojincock and Miss Ethel iX-X «vZn" ‘jy"'vIll., ,*''.‘August *iiSX’‘»s,Reid of Orangeville were also callers first seven places in the famous aP4,t"to!f le8S “nd 1uar,cr roun<* I there. 200-niile event. Fred Frame, one at 1,1C floor, Mra. Richard Laubaugh and Rus­ of the entrants in thc Los Angeles Here ary n few combinations of sell spent thfc week end in Lansing, race, won in a Fbrd V-8. his aver- I color which might be used: 251.sp?f(* for Jhe cour« being | in a north or dark kitchen, brick guests .of Mr. and Mrs. Philo Otis. Miss Mary Louise Arentz of Prai80il2 miles per hour. I red linoleum, cream wall, ivory --------------------------------- TT-------------------- woodwork, light dull green table rioville visited friends on this street Saturday. oncs-rca '.VEST ORANGEA'ILLE AND cr. Leo. expect to motor to Oakland, una and cnairs. chairs.' gn-cn green anu and brick-red Those who were able attended the on -the curtains; --------------or green ,lin AND EAST GUN MARSH. Nebraska. They will start Wednes- !trlm "" --------‘" ­ 1 funeral of Mrs. Kate Ryan Collins Mr. and Mrs. Madden of East Gimlday “’Is week and return in about oleum. tan walls, cupboard and Wednesday in Hastings at the St. woodwork very light green, pale tfarah have moved in the Morse thxce weeks. Rose church. Mrs. Collins, with her yellow-red inside cupboard doors, husband. Jerry Collins, who passed tanaan house. . J STONY*POINT. and a narrow black trim on small on several years ago. settled on their Heber Pike has been on the sickl p. r. A. will meet al thc school things. ' farm iiere and lived many years In list the past week His many friends, holUH? Friday evening. April 13. A For tlie south or large light kitchhepe for his speedy recovery. | R00d program is being prepared and cn. blue linoleum, cream walls, ivory this place. Mrs. Collins was widely Ben Hansen and wife have been | lhe ],lllcp wlj] M.rvcd before the woodwork and cupboards, table and known as a woman of sterling char­ acter and shrewd wit. She posses­ in the —- —tbe past Jew dnyr.|progm,;,. p»vrih'u. chairs pale blue with block and Both arc recovering at this writing i Ru_v.c)| Keys of Jackson yellow trim, cream curtains trim- sed the rare ability of seeing things Mr."and Mrs R. A, A. Moll and a.... ;t‘|>ent „ „last wv week with __________________ Mr and ^MrsR. her parents of med with blue; or green and black in their true light and always with daughters. Beverly and Ethlyn. and this place. < linoleum, pale yellow-green walLi. humor. She leaves an adopted Mr. and Mrs. Frank --Otto of Lansing! — •------------•--------’— •*------- ---------------------------------The man who owns the •farm now ivory woodwork nnd cupboards. daughter, Mrs. Clara Morehouse, Sunday visitors o! Mr. and, cccupted by Mr. Roberts, was out ' Chinese red shelves in cupboard and who cared for her faithfully during Mrs. C. E. VanEtt. X2"",1_____ ’' from ,r,’n* Detroit Detroit Sunday Sunday and and delivered delivered stool, stool, and and cream cream curtains*with curtains with green green Mr. and Mra. Ed. Parris will soon a nice pair of horses to Mr Roberts trim ,>and several devoted cousins. Mrs. move on the Walter Boydson farm Mr and Mrs. Andrews ol Shultz For mothers whose children must ’ near Bradley. Mr. Boydwn is at the,Bnrt Mrs. Chas. Welch of Quimby be kept indoors, the frequent rainy **"“ Camp Custre hospital Wld Lisle Bidelman of Pontiac were days of spring become problem days.; “‘ft, J*?™ u sincerest sympathy Mr. and Mra. Wayne Culver and callers at B. J Wellman's Satur- Window Contest" is a game which ■ln |OMmother. Mrs. Art Culver, and broth- day. | will help keep the youngsters busy. I ’ ° " SOUTHWEST WOODLAND •-Try to. sec how many different ob- ,. ILast Week ’s Letter. ijects can be seen from the kitchen'1 । Ralph and Dale Townsend re­ window, count the automobiles or1 1 people who pass or have each child turned to North Manchester Col­ ' lege Monday after spending their choose a raindrop at the top of the ! Easter vacation with their parenls. window and see whose raindrop Chas. Farlee and family were reaches the txtftotn first. ! Delicious drinks. JeWled desserts, were Easter guests of Mrs. Sherman ; Smith in Hastings. or pudding sauces may be made John Wotring and friend ot Cleve­ throughout thc year from rhubarb land. Ohio, Miss Louise Wotring of juice canned this spring. M. 8. C. and Mrs. H. D. Wotring of Three coats of waterproof varnish for the wall behind the kitchen stove, Nashville called on Glenn Wotring Saturday afternoon. will allow spots to be removed easily Misses Leona and Ellen Leonard i from tills surface with soap and of Hastings spent the week end with > water. Margaret and Audrey Densmore I Try a tablespoon of kerosene In Guy Kantner and family attend­ Another tire price increase expected. DON’T WAIT ! the water for washing windows. It , ed 0e "Resurrection" pageant at cuts grease easily and leaves the Get your Firestone Tires Now. Raw material costs have Hastings Friday evening. glais bright and clear. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rogers and jumped tremendously—yet tire prices have not'followed To remove print ing^on flour and . Miss Ixittlc Rogers of Lake Odessa feed sacks, wet them thoroughly in comparison. Be smart. Heed our warning and get with . kerosene, roll tightly, keep! and Mr. and Mrs George Rudd of Ionia were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sandbrook. STATE ROAD. Mrs. Jay Ditman of Detroit spent Equip your car with the tires from Thursday till Wednesday with ' Mra. Mary O'Connor has returned her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Champions buy — FIRE­ homo from a visit in Chicago* with Blocher. her sisters. STONE HIGH SPEED Tires. Mr. and Mra. Russell Kantner of Mr. nnd Mrs. James Sothard Hastings and Mra. Carl Wespintcr, For fourteen consecutive were in Battle Creek Wednesday. Jr . of Detroit spent Wednesday Mr. and Mrs Willie Wilkes of years they have safely car­ evening with Mr. and Mra. Levi Battle Creek visited Mrs. Janet Pet- Kantner and Guy Kantner and ried thc winner in the In­ tcngill Thursday. family. Mr and Mra. James Swanson. Mrs. dianapolis Race. Why take Mr at£._M&L. JBrtfL Banlgan of : Clifton Becker. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Detroit spent Saturday with Mr. chances with ordinary tires Sothard and Mrs. Janet PettengUi and Mrs. Oscar Flanigan. attended Coats Grove P. T. A. Fri­ when you can have the safe­ Garnet Townsend, who has been day evening and report a fine pro- in thc CCC camp at Champlorfvfor ty that Firestone gives you. Igram. . a number of months, returned home i Mrs. Pearl Matthews is sick In Sunday. | bed. and we hope she soon will be Mra. Torrence Townsend enterI up again. Her little son. Dan. lias1 tallied seventeccn relatives Easter : HIGH >PEED TYPE I Just got over Ui« scarlet fever. |I day. Mr and Mrs Archie Cunningham! ii a A nine and a quarter pound girl. were in Grand Rapids one day last । who who will answer to the name of ,1 Shirley Ann, came Tuesday to nj«ke Mr. and Mra. Wynn Nobles of her home with Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward .Coral visited their daughter. Mrs.:Thompson. Congratulations. 4.50-20 Jack O'Connor. Wednesday. Jack's , PnUj Beardsley spent Wednesday retumed home with them nnd spent J evening with Ralph Townsend 4.50-21 _____ $8.15 !thc week end, coming home Sun-j Willis Kantner and family of Has:da.y. .... . tings and Guy Kantner and family 4.75-19_____ 8.65 j Mrs. Janet PettcngUi. Mrs. Elsie spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Leri ‘ Sothard and Mrs. Ethel Shultz were Kantner. 5.00-20 _____ 9.60 ; in Battle Creek Monday. Miss Olenna Blocher of Holland 5.25 18_______ 10.30 Mr. and Mrs. James Swanson spent' and Leslie Lockwood of Hastings 5.25-21 —I, 11.35 Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Winnie' were Easter guests at Harrison The MASTERPIECE | Dove of Carlton Center. Blochers. Mr. and Mis. Forrest CMAcr Sura /..,t Mr. and Mrs. Sam White of Has­ Christian and son. David, spent the of Tire Construction tings spent Sunday with Mrs. Lucy afternoon there. Coirman. I Mra. Carl Pchrn of Detroit called i Earl Wheeler of Coral, who has on Chas. Farlee Sunday evening. । been helping Jack O'Connor cut । wood, -returned to his home Sun­ HENDF.RNIIOTT. day. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Eash and I Company the past week at Jim daughter with Mrs. Elmira Easton, FIRESTONE FIRESTONE FIRESTONE all of Jackson, were Sunday guests I Sothard's were, Mrs. Mae Hart of 1 Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Hale Car- at A. C. Clark's Oldhcld $E-70 Sentinel $E-13 Courier $0.71 i penter and children of Carlton Cen­ For the benefit of those in this Type U Type W Type W ter. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pettengll), district who go to the McOmber P. Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Kingsley, all T. A. we here announce that they of Battle Creek. will meet this week Thursday night 4.40-21 $5.70 4.40-21 $3.71 4.40-21 $5.13 .! .Mr. and Mra. .Carl Bryans and The program will be put on by the 4.50-21 6.50 4.50=21 4.38 children of Hendershott spent Sun­ men. 4.50- 20 -5.56 Ernie Matteson anef I-awrrnce day with Arthur Coleman. 4.75- 19 6.90 4.75-19 4.79 4.50- 21 5.82 Little Tom and Ann O'Connor Christensen and their families were 4.75- 21 7.35 have a Shetland pony, given to Sunday guests at the home of Fay 30x31/, 4.75-19 6.23 them by their grandfather, Dr. No­ Whitworth in Johnstown. Cl. „ 3.55 5.25-18 8.35 5.25-18 7.B2 bles. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrison and the gtrls visited Mr. and Mrs. LouU MARTIN CORNERS. Ferris east of Hastings qn Sunday. . Other Sizes Proportionately Low Last Week s Letter. On their way home they called on Mr. and Mra. Elmer Bush In the thr schoolhouse Friday evening. Gregory district. Listen to Lawrence Tibbett or Richard Crooks and Harvey April 6. You are cordially invited Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sinclair and to attend. children of Battle Creek spent the Mira Beatrice Barry of Grand week end with their mother, Mrs. Haven spent thc past week with her Jennie Slocum. parents. Mr. and Mra. Mito Barry. Tlte Hendershott community Miss AnnabUe Cogswell oh Lake­ meeting and postponed Easter sup­ view visited her aunt. Mrs. Millie per will be held this Friday night in Fisher. Monday ol last week. ’ connection with the Hendershott P C«Mr JtHeru. aad Cwt Sc, Hutiap PUae 2240 Mr. and Mrs. James Tyler of T. A- meeting. This brings the p. T. ’ Woodland were Easter guests of the A. a week earlier, but It so happens Seventy-five thousand person! cheered madly as Stubby Stubble­ field, popular Pacific coast raring star, i.Hated a Ford V-8 car to vic­ tory in lhe famous 250-mllc Gil­ more gold cup race for stock cars at tlie Los Angeles Municipal Air­ port. His time was four hours. 46 seconds, and his average speed over the perilous two-mile track 82367 inilM an hour. Officials sold thc race was the toughest test ever given a slock car. Supervised and sanctioned by the Contest Board of the American Automobile Association, the race, with its *3,500 in prize money, at­ tracted 26 entrantr. Of these 22 selected Ford V-8'3 for thc grind, partly because cf thc power and BIG SHUIIIGS 2 ..lie 2-2SC Itaatt CORN SOLVENT ZSCbettl. 2 'or 26c SAVE WITH SAFETY AT YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday APRIL 18, 19, 20, 21 S? CARVETH & STEBBINS Th. d™,^.u ' HASTINGS 7*.3teiag&Jta. ■nu^^ston MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNBB, WMMCMDAT, AMUL Ik ttM legal it ta existing and lor prevent it by force, and it is wiser J act; the moneys in said fund are I New laundry with equip- Notice M boot., . 11 b U> <k> » W «Mr (Continued from page bfte, port one) farce. lhe toes of savings, Ira Stores Are Featuring This Week-End NUTLEY OLEO 3 'to- 25c PILLSBURY’S BEJT^u.$1.03 BULK LARD Pure WUte Rofinod 2 lht- 15c COFFEE Chase A Sanborn »> 27c PET or CARNATION 3.19 MIY V* . The World's Large-4 Sailing Q tall IVHLIx Wlillchouse Evaporated Milk cans X f TOMATO SOUP CAMPBELL’S 4 cans SOUP CAMPBELL'S Vegetable-Beef 3 2 GRAPEFRUIT 6 bare Gian. Bara AJAX SOAP 25' 25' 23' 20 3 eak«14C PALMOLIVE or CAMAY SOAP LITTLE BO PEEP AMMONIA X* 23= CLIMAX WALLPAPER CLEANER 3 '-ns25C 3 roUo 20 : SCOT TISSUE 6 roll* 25c WALDORF TISSUE BAKER'S K-lb. bar 19 CHOCOLATE GRAPE NUT Breltleware Spoon Free FLAKES skr 10c Gelatin Deosert or Chocolate Podding SPARKLE PEACHES »-».onl« KETCHUP PRETZELS SLIM JANE 19” 2M 23c tool— National Biscuit SHREDDED WHEAT TOMATOES n«i "“to No. BREAD Grandmother's, Whole 5C pto No. m Can Halves lb. 23 12' 13c 2 Can REALLY FRESH COFFEE IS GROUND BEFORE YOUR EYES COFFEES 21 to 23' to 25' 8 O’CLOCK RED CIRCLE BOKAR More People Drink A&P Coffee Than Any Other Coffee Because There Is No Better Coffee At Any Price. ________________ ____ IN OUR SMELT MEAT MARKETS BEEF RIBS f>m to Bob. FRESH GROUND BEEF au it. 6c 3 ib.. 25c i.,c... to. 10c BEEF ROAST t— RING BOLOGNA or CLUB FRANKFURTERS 3 Ib.. 29C PORK ROAST c~“- c- 3to.u.., ik. 12|c MINCED HAM Wafer Sliced SWIFT'S DRIED BEEF X to. pi... BUTTER Ib. 19c ~.h 10c 2 ito. 49c Creamery PLENTY OF FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS AU Select Bird. FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES ’ LEAF LETTUCE * 5c CELERY FMoaut NEW PEAS I.-, NEW CARROTS BANANAS r™»rn* Cucumbers 5c '* Asparagus ™"‘ New bakery with equlp- 36 to provide sunporch for tubercular children Addition to power plant and distribution 34900.00 350,000.00। Power plant equipment jRoada and walk*'. 150,000 001 Concrete roads ....... 80.000.00! Replacing roofs on 20 60,000 00 ; old building* ............... । Sewers and sewage dta45.000 00: pogai 11.000 001 Remodel large dormfKAAotv. tory No. latMLPleaz10290090 I. Sanitarium, to be located in thejat MteUgMi 2322 00 upper peninsula, on a site to be *8-1 HoweH: ltcte.1 by the Tuberculosis Sana- nhikiran’a htw 100.GOO.00 torium Commission, if in the judg52 000 00 ment ot the commission such sana9,648 00 torium ta necessary: [ ^a* 363M*» 200 bed unit, admlnis- , ’ trqtlon building and $325.00090 Po*W Pl*** - — site ———,--------25,250 00 Ct 45,000.00 Remodeling Power plant Laundry ,.t.. J6.GIM00 75,70590 Nurses’ home -------------40900.00 Linoleum Superintendent and phy­ Farm ... sicians’ apartment Surgical 27,500.00 building ..................... 40900.00 *7” 3 u». 25c 2 —9c 4*. 19c Tomatoes ALL PRICES IN THIS AD SUBJECT TO THE 3* BALMS TAX y.. Personnel National Bank of Hastings ONE CEMENT MIXER! BORROWER Please Return to ED. BROSS, or MS.OHTO at the option of the holders us'nt Kalamazoo State Hospital: building ---------- --------40900 00 to principal or as to both prin- Receiving Hospital. 300 1896 Remodel Cottage Service dormitory 30,000 00, clpal and interest Tire form, the bed unit, new $745,000.00 35,624.70 Garage ..._i 5.000.00 terms and the conditions of Is- Tuberculosis unit. 150 1896 Remodel Cottage Equipment $450 per pa­ suance and sale and retirement of i beds, replaces present 35,624-70 tient. 200 capacity ... 90,000.00 said bonds shall be as the adminunit of 100 beds. 50 1896 Remodel Cottage istratlve board may. by resolution., 250900.00 3337.00 —I.. beds added*..... added*............ Total $590,000.00 direct, not inconsistent with the 1 Addition ------- ■to — Men's - ■ -In1903 Remodel Cottage —Is I, firmary, 200 beds, adds ! provisions of this act. Such bonds 4,796.00 I may be sold at either public or pri­ 115 beds 90,000.00 1B03 Remodel Cottage vate sale. All such bonds shall be Addition to Van Duescn 27.292.76 signed by thc governor and attest1913 Remodel Cottage Hospital to provide led by the secretary of state, under "G" hospital kitchen, din­ 17,471.00 1914 Remodel Cottage ing rooms, and two dorI signed by the state treasurer und j| matorias, adds 50 beds “H” ...5.121.00 92,00000 auditor general. Such signatures Add story to Women's 1917 Remodel Cottage may be in facsimile in the discretion Infirmary, odds 50 5,121.00 of the state administrative board beds 53,000.00 1907 Rerqodel Admin­ Interest coupons with lithographed New chapel, equipment istration building .... 64926 00 facsimile signatures of such officers , and foundations now 1901 Remodel Cottage may be attached to such bonds. 17>c • available, seating ca­ 74,582.60 bonds herein Authorized and thc pacity 1300 113.000.00 1900 Remodel Cottage interest thereon 'shall mature seri­ Addition ”Q"................ to laundry, 35311. ............... 43 ally in equal annual- amounts, as with necessary equip­ 1900 Remodel Cottage. nearly as possible, but not later than ment .................... 37353.85 54,000.00 thirty years from the date of issu­ Fireproof enclosures for 1898 Remodel Main ance. but such bonds shall be call­ kitchen and dining stairways In three able at par plus accrued interest, buildings, eliminating room ............... 102953.00 at the option of the state admlnlsextreme fire hazards . New Staff 20,000.00 house .......................... Addition to power house 4734553 tag date from the date of issuance, equipment, made nec­ 19J5 Remodel Nurses' shall bear interest at a rate not to essary by added build­ home ..................... 1632290 exceed five per centum per annum, ings .......................... . New Employees ’ 94,000.00 aha)) be sold at not less than the Tunnels for heat, light -------------- residence -------------- ............ 149345.71 principal amount thereof together and service connecting 1903 Remodel Laundry • 64,607 00 with accrued interest and shall be building 16900.00 1896 Remodel Occupa­ In the principal sum of not less than Erection of general shops tional therapy build­ one hundred dollars or multiples for central mainte­ ing ......................i... thereof; and said bonds shall be nance department and 1903 Remodel Meal payable In such funds as are. at the market .......................... for storage and garage 110.000.00 4.580.00 time of maturity, legal tender for Remodel No. 3 Annex 1903 • Remodel Bakery 3353.00 the payment of debts due the 1913 ’Remodel T. B. into apartments for building ........................ United States. The bonds and the married employees 17,00090 64.17638 interest thereon shall be exempt Underground storage for 1915 Remodel -------- --------Garage 3342.00 from any and all forms of taxation vegetables and fruits New Power plant 270.950 18 10,000.00 by the state or by any |x>lltical sub­ Addition to canning Farm group — 5 division thereof, or by any munici­ buildings plant With added 63.966 98 pal corporation therein. Thc state equipment ................ 30,000.00 administrative board Is hereby em­ 100-ear garage for resi­ Total. powered and authorized, on behalf dent employees ...$1.191964.42 35,00090 of the state, to make such contracts New construction and alterations and execute such instruments con­ Total ............................. $1,729,000.00 at Ionia State Hospital: taining such terms, provisions and ANO SETS NEW STANDARDS OF BEAUTY, Construction of new unite at Yp­ conditions, not Inconsistent with the silanti State Hospital in accordance Addition to women's building. 30 beds add­ QUALITY, CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY terms of this act. as it may deter­ with original plans for institution: ed, and extreme fire mine to be necessary or convenient hazard remedied .... £76900.00 for the purpose of obtaining the Occupational therapy We want you to see this new Prigidaire. building ................... . $175,00090 New power plant, with loon herein authorized. The bonds With its smooth flowing lines, panelled Eight new unite for pa­ equipment ......... 160.408.00 until sold shall'be deposited with tients to bring capaci­ New horse barn 10.000.00 design and sparkling’ lifetime porcelain the state treasurer to be delivered New cattle barn .......... ty of Institution to 20.000.00 by him as directed by lhe state adit introduces an entirely new trend in 3,000 beds .... Tool shed 3,000.00 2,125.000.00 mlnstrativo board. * refrigerator style and beauty. Additional water supply Root cellar and storage 50.000.00 Sec. 3. Registration of bonds; Additions to heat, pow­ for fruits and vefceta-i Never before have so many conven­ registration book; cancellation. All bles ........................ er and light plant 4.000.00 bonds Issued under thia act shall iences been assembled in one refriger­ (equipment only> ... 7690090 Sewage disposal plant . 20.000.08 be numbered consecutively and shall ator—’/< more food space with no in­ be registered in a book provided for Enlarge dining room and add equipment '. Total $292.408 00 53,00090 crease in outside dimensions—auto­ that purpose to be kept in the office Additional building for New construction and alterations of the auditor general, said book to matic tray releasing that causes the ice employees 250.000.00-.at the Michigan Home and Traincontain a record of the date of the trays to float out at the touch of a finger Additional staff building 56.000 00 ' 1 Ing School at Lapeer: execution and issuance of the bond, Additional laundry —shelves that are adjustable—a frozen the number thereof, the amount and Cottage No. 39. 316 beds |$243324 00 equipment — 25,000.001 Cottage No. 41. 316 beds 37751690 the date of maturity, tho name of storage compartment—double HydraConstruct chapel unit, the purchaser and the registered Cottage No. 42. 108 beds 95398 00 120x130, seats 1.500 .. 140900.001 Remodel cottages Nor holder thereof, If registered, togeth­ Enlarge general shops . 20900 001 defrosting—and many other features 18, . 19 and 30. built er with 'such other Information as Additional dairy bam. the state administrative board may 1894. 1895 that save time, work and trouble. 64360.00 30,000.001 Industrial shop with require to be kept. The auditor The efficiency of Frigidairc’s famous Garage for resident em­ storage baM^nent .... general shall also keep a register 5794190 ployees 35,000.00 Apartment building for two-cylinder unit ha* been increased showing the date of payment of Green house ».... 10.000.0t)I employees .................. .. twenty per cont. It uses only a small each bond, and of the Interest, 145335 00 thereon, indicating specifically tho Children's ward and Auditorium for girls, ca­ amount of electricity—do matter how I school, with equipment, pacity 1900 ................... number of the voucher by which | <100 children in insti­ 97973.00 hot the weather. such payment is made. Upon tlie Industrial shop, altera­ '. tution to be accnmotions .......................... payment of any bond, the . In its chromium fittings, porcelain 1,066.00 dated) ............................ 1 Store Building .............. shall be cancelled and shall be filed 6553890 cabinet and powerful tnechaniam. tha Improvement of grounds with thc voucher as a basis of the Addition to garage 1.501.00 and construction of Equipment jor dental warrant of the auditor general for service reads ........ 10900.001 . unit .................... IU payment. 2397.00 Sec. 4. creation of fund and ap­ ’ New equipment for launTotal $3,255,000.001 dry .................................. propriation. The proceeds of the 31372.00 Alterations and additions to pres ­ bonds hereinbefore authorised to be ■ Fire protection ........... 14302.00 and issued BSMSU ISblllAJ shall be UV MltputlkCU deposited U1 tn niv tho atsic state ent ■ , plant ----- - — — construction —------- '- ■ ot re -­ ­ Addition to building No. treasury in a special fund to be c***ln« hospital unit and other■ *35 to. provide play­ known as "Tha state emergency buildings al Pontiac State Hospital:: ground for crippled children ............ ......... . construction fund” and shall be used Receiving Itospltal. 300 4,030.( only for the purpose* specified in this , bed unit ——.,.... $745,000.001 Addition to building No. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. I Telephone 2S15 Frank Sage We invite you to seethe new Super Series FRIGTBTIRE ' hoW^'^mote 3 II- 25c Fresh Michigan Caught to " lu MUten<*- *hJch administrative board, signed by the Emptaytos* buUdihc — tuwnpioyment. ^retary thereof and countersigned Occupational therapy building __________ homes and:by th,, govamw. Staff building ' S* 8 r«n«* ‘rtOn* *«n ‘he General shop building.. or the Issuance of tho bonds tn rwk aetrrrmnllsnea DV nro........................ ...... ... vidlng cmploymint to j>ersona un- । and UIldcr the direction employed within the state by em-|P®administrative board Greenhouses .................... Greeihouscs .................... roJltJSetto^of* D^k^workl r°r •,urPQ;* trying on the ’Tunnels for heat, light and service ■...construction of punllc work* as construction work and all other acta 10,000.001 Remodel lar(tP dormlIT^ry* «• ,hln«* neewsary or convenient Vegetable storage 30900.00 Service dormitory character, and to Iborrow from thi tllfrvfor lncludlng the acquisition 1Blacksmith shop and Total ........... $381308*6 5,000.00 M«W»; to? N°governmental agenclM Crrel^l by of land or sites: Provided. Such , storage ........,.... Addition and alteration* to OKI 27,500 00 Equipment $450 per pa­ rtf ^tta^ ,unds th“11' ‘“ofar as practicable. Horse barn .existing 90.000.00 building amt construction of Bite tient. 300 capacity .. 'Alteration* to power ' barn to be converted - ------------- buildings at Blate I’ltycbopottfig ten.' of article ten. of the state con- £ ntteTrf1 the^state ‘ w toltoi? 6900.00 Plant and distribution for storage) Total — $50090090 । Hcwpltal at Ann Arbor: I system with added Farm bam for young 18.000 00 If such appropriation is not re- ■ Total ................. $400*0*06 25,000.00 equipment .................... million, eight hundred seinrnty-four 1)Orll0_ their respective areas; stock .......................... 17,500 00 । Household equipment .. qulred for the .purposes specified Michigan Soldiers* Home, QHMSd Alterations to dining then the amount tlvereof shall be Ra|Ads: 34 000 00 Rehabilitation of 8 small room ------------ ....... dottan wd rwt,-two to tA(r ,Mpw.|ln. popuiption*. » 1 cottage* -------- ----------3300 00 added to the allocation for high way women’s Building tSDOMAM Sprinkling system In old w.to? ensus; ' I Improvement ot grounds. .purpowt po.,, pl„, ................ llMtUt units, reduces extreme the one-fourth thereof in proporUon to 500 00'■ New construction and alterations <Continued on puge fourteen) faith and credit of the state for the mileage of state trunk line felghfire hazard ’ 102900.001 ro»ds and sidewalks . 2.000.00 Fences and gates ------•’rtSn ‘heh respecive toSn- Fireproof enclosures for | Vocational shops equip­ stairway In old build ­ crt tnr thr ' dartre; nnd one-forth thereof In pro5,00000' 35,00000' ment .............. . zhall be used exclusively or the t<> thp wplfarc ing 600.00 । Other plant repairs ... ‘^ThLt «ru^rPU^ caSe load!* lncludlnK workers on fed- Additional service tun­ 5o.ooo.oo; .. vided, however. That, if under Ute . c w A therein as nels ......................... imuonju todu.M.1 RKO«ery_ Art rt M.w Addition to granary .... 11 Total $1.493326.00 3900.00 Mher U*. ot »'. 'y ‘wril.re commit, .nd. Grading and construcImprovements and additions to Amrtlrt. Mjral mmrt.UI Men-; ,|w emc^,ncy „Ue, 2.000.00 ।buildings and equipment at Michi*. Nothing counts more In the- success of * bunking Inatitatlau m «^n^rt ffrant’raonevI'etnliHUon on March one. nineteen Garage for resident em­ I gan Farm Colony for Epileptics at than lhe right type of personnel. The Directors of this bank 16,000.00 Wahjamega: . ployees MUhKaa. aa • ***"**,“'‘JSSI’t,hundred thirty-tour: rraelded. That feel confident that in the selection of the officers and employee* ‘“I to'appheetlonotthetoreynn,tormTwo new buildings for ...12,157,700.00 i1 male patients. 216 each Total .. S »'■ '» ton .-eeturn ,haliln io ew» Improvements, new buildings and One new building, for toe amount at the approprt-male patients. 316 'tom. tn melon Ma otthU remodeling, at Traverse City State bond, be tmued In exceaaot the ar-. contraeta tor such eotutrue- Hospital: , Two new buildings for affability. patients. 80 each "on toall be let In such manner Receiving hospital, 300 5 tta Skeu’iSuXuld by^ler- ,nd «”h term. a. the Mate l*d unit $780,000.00 One ,new buildUig for । Alterations ...—------- ----to power --------1 male patients, 108 Total for above I .$1327,000 00 community plant and distribution Detention building, re­ *'! Sec. 6. in view of the existence system, with added suance of bonds. The state admin-,, Jt of the emergency recognized in sec­ equipment 121,000 00 । ceiving unit. 188 beds :360.700 00 civic enterprises. istralive board U constituted by act ' 190,700.00 Employees' building ... tion one, it has become necessary Hospital unit for dis­ number twenty-three ot the public New power plant with DEPOSITS INSURED under the Hawk­ turbed patients, 238 in order (p properly house And care acta of nineteen hundred thirty-one equipment and rail­ beds ............................ ing Aet of 193L for the mentally and physically af­ 360,000 00 254.500.00 ( is authorized and empowered on be­ road siding flicted persons In the state to bor­ Employees' buildings, ac­ half of the state of Michigan to, 67,000 001 Auditorium commodating 238, re ­ row from thc governmental agenI Stores building ______ borrow such sums of money from 18.000.00 : cics created by the National Ind ustime to time as may be necessary 1 trial Recovery Act of nineteen hun­ ent hospital 315,000.00 Laundry and shops 58.500 00..’ to carry but the purposes of this building .................. Rhmodel present kitchen , act, not exceeding in tlie aggregate dred thirty-three thc sum of not to Garage ........................... .. 8,700.00' and dining room, add- । , exceed sixteen million three hun­ the num of thirty-seven millions, Remodel cottage No. 7 . • 4.800 00 ing 45 beds to present dred clghty-elght thousand four eight hundred seventy-four thou­ 79.700 00 capacity .................... 40,000.00 Water system hundred fifty-eight dollars and for­ sand, four hundred fifty-eight dol­ 63.700 00 Power distribution . . ty-two cents, to properly construct Cold storage and refrig­ lars and forty-two rente; Provided, I and equip armories for the military erating building 50.000.00 Sewers and sewage dis­ however. That the authority of thc;I department of Michigan to bor­ 86,000 00 posal plant .............. Alterations to laundry, state administrative board to con­ row from the governmental agen­ and nddeti equipment 55,000.00 Improvement ot grounds tract such indebtedness on behalf and construction—of cies created by thc National In­ Alterations to bakery. of the state shall cease to exist at; dustrial Recovery Act of nineteen 50.500.00 7,000 00 and added equipment the expiration of six months after hundred thirty-three the sum of Addition to occupation­ lhe effective date of this act. or Total .$2,560,800.00 al therapy building .. 29380.00 not to exceed tao million two hun­ sooner if the state legislature shall; dred sixty-five thousand dollars, । Northern Sanatorium. Gaylord. hr cmurrmt mduuon | 0r07Rt7 9 Total .$1.757360DO : Michigan: Schcdule for new buildings and' 200 bed unit and adinlnremodeling additional buildings at I istration building ... $325,000.00 Power plant .......... 45.000.00 the Newberry State Hospital: Laundry ............................ 15,000.00 board may cause to be issued nego- ■ *pcc " , y „ Year building Estimated Nurses’ home .................. 4090090. liable general obligation bonds of u A<“‘tloni S’1*1 «M*raUons to old erected . Building Cost Superintendent and phythe state of Michigan, registerable buildings and construction of new 1696 Remodel Cottage it t* eontrerv' ln« the R te contrary to the genius quires that thta condition P—M «"*>. ”T“"' ■PPwprt.Ud POWER Installed ability and �THE HASTqfOg BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL 1M4 [•thirty minute comedy. “Qua/kl I FfiAI NOTICE !<,red thlrty-four retirement fund"! ASSYRIA. Quack.” Il ls interesting to note! AyC/LjrX1-* LN y/ A jvzL/ )ln a separate account for the pay- k (Last Week's Letter. Hhat some of the players have two I tnw lain- thlrtrenT* •ment °f 016 Principal of and the Inj Mrs. Jennie Holmes, who submit­ 'Ml 1’nuL Th. HU. -Poor uiiru.ni U|gl upon at Leila ..r ...— ------------------------------------. _for doc. pnay du(t HCCOunt ln ted to a mayor n.tti*operation -ruesaav is[ jPathef. ir r will have to be .postponed two cottages row publication. — — -- -. . , hospital at Battle Creek Tuesday is — .u. — being o tors ................................ 13.000 00 fund is hereby exclusively <Ptb. Prout. Coart -*■ for the >< time u two two of of 0,^ the characters have been farced to to drop ------------------- proprlatqd for said purpose. Thc q OuesU ot OrMnn Cummings on iaiy Barrycharacters have been forced drop out for lhe time being. Total 8387.000 00 Proceeds derived from the sale of Su,‘, PRAIRIEVILLE Mra. W. F. Smith. Mary Jean and > NORTHEAST CARLTON. Scott Allerdlng haa bought a farm Rebekah Lodge thc first and third Ivan and Hasel Calthron were Kai. . ln Irvlng wtl) move KX)nafternoons of each month. Why Ollver Lydy remains about tha not plan to be there and help to daughters, of Homer. Mr. nnd Mrs. same. / make it interesting. Loren Smith. Mr. and Mra. John Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Sarah Smith, Miss Myrtle iSmith, Mrs. Mary Polley and Mrs. and sons of Orangeville and Mr. I IJoyd Endslay and children of Fow­ j Luck Norris visited Doctor and Mrs. and Mrs. Raleigh Adrianson iffid lerville and Mr. and Mra. Walter Charles Mullen and Mrs. Cortright family of Neeley gave their mother, Lower and children of Lansing. Mr; lx. Of E!nD*t ®?und tabllshmcnts. j"PPro- Bird and family, of Battle Creek. u.------ -------------- Mrs. Wallle Smith, a great surprise and Mrs. Geo. Francis and children . S of Reld Artillery. Detroit 8500POOOO Mu> Lcona M-Irr' who h“ been 1 Hon J c Ke**«n Sunday. They came with oceans of of Saginaw were there Saturday 160 000 00 thc Pun? 06 * 6 specified in this sec ­ 2.W. Mr on,. Ur. n.rrv Hllneer of Cavalry. _ . ............ ................ , the purpwcs M*c»ned t h . seethc gu „ { hcr Mns Ronald ^ B very interesting talk at lhe Detroit ---------' J tL tion.staVe Unless otherwise appropriated tre«ureri^hXS^ rtV^diWarncr- of’Detrolt ,he pu51 two P- T. A. meeting Friday night. These good things to eat and hearty good night and Sunday. Infantry and 'Medical 1 AAA/winn cd ,hcto ■‘,tatc trvasurer Is hereby dlrect- weeka returned Friday accompanied 1 meetings should be of special'inter■ wishes for many happy returns of credit i Armory'. Detroit Vil lo credl1 accent ? “nd tra,ud*V to ^e said Waniera. who will spend eat to a11 in the district Why not her natal day. Such an enjoyable Gull lake. Mr. and Mra. Elwyn May­ eo.uou.uo I-----—. < -* ~-■ ■ _. Kkavmxa or to aono *<b»r au>t ror’ dinner. Mr and Mrs Will EBln- Cavalry. Alma ward of Delton. Lyle Lydy and Miss ^X'.uuS.hT.TS.'.^ _______ _____ «. .»« to b. UM. ~h day was apehL Congratulations. A Mother-Daughter banquet Fri­ Ainsworth of Laming, Mrs. Geo. Naval Reserve, Grand ■ from the state highway fund a sum . Guests of Mr. and Mra. Fred Mil­ time? day. April 30. at the M. E. church. Lydy and Guy were Sunday visitor* Rapids.............................. 120,000.00 sufficient to meet lhe payment of *. si «»u o io- (Jtcon aikm juiuinup.wa ler Bunday were. Mr. and Mra. Ray The Scouts meet at the town lhaU at Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lydy's. ,J i cox Plainwell were there. The Field Artillery. Jackson 200,000X)0 j the principal of and th# interest Jones and their daughter, Mrs. Doris every two weeks. Friday night. Lee for thc occasion. Louisa Lydy Is on Uie sick list. ■, ’ * Harry Ellingera have recently been Ambulance Company. 'upon the bonds Issued under this ! Warner, and husband of Detroit. Nottingham is thc leader. Belding 75.000 00 section as the same become due and [as certified by the state axJmlnLstra-1 Mr and Mrs. Clell Van Auken Motor Cycle Company, aI Orangeville. Ivan and Rex Smith ana Junior, , 'were guests on Sunday at the l>ome 75.000.001 tive board, and the said sum is hereMidland '" of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Shepard of Woods received their basket ball Naval Reserve. Hancock 75.000.00,by appropriated for such purpose: S'ltfSihJ}0" p,i THE CROSS ROADS. " ;Battle Creek, other guests were.-Mr. letter al the banquet at Kellogg's -------------- । Provided, however, That such bonds , Thursday night Btaart ci«n»nu Judjt* ot Probtio. Last Week's Letter. .82,265.000.00 shall be amortized over a period of Jand Mrs. Neal Shepard and mother, ♦ iTSJa’&oiii. Rwi.t.r Ot Protato. Mbs Maxine Stedge of Grand Mra NetQa Browrt and . Norma State Fish Hatchery. Paris. Mich-in°t to exceed fifteen years from Mrs. Bessie Shepard. MiMrH fliHS. R*«I*UT Ct — Rapids spent Saturday afternoon ! date of Lssuanre. *‘i^the wttent’£at W|?nw{^^rvSra’ BrlgS Brown, who have been with Mr. and xonas TO cbbditobs. and until Sunday noon with her par- igan: !‘laU*of i«u«n«» •*>» >»*.> Mrs. F. J. Hughes for two weeks, >f Miais**. Th* Prob«i. Coart fa enu. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stedgc. -Improvement'of grounds returned to their home In Orange­ of*STmtst* Of M»ry E.' Mr and Mrs. Newman Tuttle of ville Sunday. Mrs. Hughes Is much and buildings I Lansing spent Bunday with Mra. .h„ improved in health. State Fish Hatchery. Grayling, fund, the duty of the legislature to fu.r “‘“PS' lh„ linh.a ? to,!!TV ""T -h*' T" n* Jane Tutl*e taking their son. Buster Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shelp and Michigan: appropriate sufficient sums of money , oveu Iter riruuvu iv ........ —....... . ...... ...---- ---- ■----tnr th* i*nvm*n* nt *w*» nxn^i.M.1 workers the Briggs church auditor- Mrs. Honeywell were In Kalamazoo Improvement of grounds M>in*t Mid d«r»»*<i week with his grandmother. ~ “■a®-' and Plainwell Wednesday. and buildings «fSdMU “d»John Cook and entertained The play Skturday night was well Michigan Employment io pr»»«nt ih»ir the following ns Easter guests. Mr. patronised, and each one In the cast legislature falls cd appropriate “ for the Blind. Saginaw. Michigan: .the when’ it has been 3 unfit for use. One 1930 FORD Mod. A SPORT ROADSTER.— la sum sufficient to pay the principal,**5" did splendidly. Mra. Ruth Cappon, / 8100.000 00 ?^en7^U„^‘dorb1ndl‘t1re AJ?^Tn“r^^M^ Re mode 1 l.rfg factory ~ ’ 7 Fire Unit of one of the cast, was taken sick Sot­ This car has been put in good condition £4 McBain of Hastings. building ... - --------------------------------—---------------------------- . urday and was unable to take her „i.„a hl. -Sha l or. ln t ’C un<l chicken ole sunner. cleared and is a buy at only _—____________ 9 l.*aW Michigan School for Jhc Blind, event the funds paid Into the slnk- und chicken pic supper, cleared part. Mra. Honey Mott supplied. Mrs. Tip Ketcham of Martin. 832.75 which will -.n be ------used ----------to pur­ Proceeds. 830.50. Much credit Is due Lansing. n<’ *"Michigan: jng fund provided in this section are Miss Mary igicski. who has wonk chase their leather suits. One 1932 FORD DELUXE COACH in fine con­ Mrs. Henry Rogers for its success. Completing unfinished | insufficient to pay the principal of in Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hyde went Township Sunday School conven­ jnnd the interest on said bonds as portions of school dition," good motor, . O"7E Clyde Stedge and----------family and oxdeb fob FUBXJCATION. . ------------------------— .Miss building, also neces­ the same shall mature, then and on- Friday to spend Easter with their tion will be held here Sunday after­ good tires, only------------- - ----------------- 9W f W >to w Michigan. th* Probat. Court for jean Stedgc spent her Easter vacaparents. Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan, of noon. April 22. Everybody welcome. sary alterations and ,ly then, there shall be and there is *rDMi7*eearL S«14 al tha tion at home. Mr. and Mrs. George Woods and repairs to balance of hereby levied annually, a state tax , Niles. । iha eitTaf Ha«iln„. lai Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cole visited One 1929 FORD COACH, family attended cjjurch at Hickory buildings ------- -------824 000.00 io such amount as shall be sufficient th* Ziiih day of Mares, song of Hastings spent Easter with Michigan School for Deaf. Flint. lo pay ,he Principal of such bonds their daughter. Mrs. Hazel Hoffman. Corners Sunday. The Girls' Olee repainted, a baragin-------------------------smart cu-.au J.4z. of Mr and Mra Orley Smith and HoMichigan: , the interest thereon ns the1 1 and twin grandsons. Jack Edwin Club, of which their daughter, Eliza­ ,mer Bates. [same shall mature. Jam‘j* Eiwin at Pennock hos- beth. Is a member, furnished the ---------- . J<jhn wUJUU of Hastings spent Older Girls' J3ormltory. ire. Tlie The auditor auditor 1926 Model T £0(1 1926 Mod. T (AA .ennanna Rellcrnl 8hal1 f’^ude such amounts •lltal 0,1 Sunday. The) born musical program at Die services. lude such amounts Ford Coupe only9*aU Ford Tudor only 45 beds Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Ernest IM.OOOM tl„ ,0 kv|rt wrdn^l.1- Myth U. .> At the township board meeting Williams. Small Boys' Dorifiltory. Io, .suit purpoa-i «<ur MM !»•.■™1“unc<» ,nd Saturday, Henry Benson was again Art Hedges spent Sunday with Mr. 60 beds (kitchen, din­ One 1931 8-Cyl. BUICK COUPE.—PerE itbe M.le MlMMnulvr “■* UilrUw. ounces employed to care for the cemetery. and Mra. Fred Jarman. ing room and recrea­ '■■rrunc.ltei, Ihmol lu >hr QUdilor , KVmn, Cote «>enlo< Mr. Benson has had several years' feet mechanically, good tires, at only _ Iw Mrs. DeConing's sister and hus­ tion room! 05.00000 n,.. «"* ■<.HMUm «im her PW- experience In the work. The ceme­ band from Byron Center visited --------------- s».ll be ,el ».lde oul ol lite hinds '“*■ ou'" n*». One 1929 PRESIDENT STUDEBAKER SEDAN—­ tery shows the good care he and his Total ... - ---------------them Saturday. ... 125.000 00 receiver ---------------nTei-.rt from Iran tne Uie tax ink levy imposed Unpowd *' a At ■ ceremonial eeremonlol meeting meetin* of lhe helpers have taken of IL 6 wit-e wheels. Perfect ( Victor Allen returned to hLs home . ........ ...treasurer, ... American Legion Hospital. Camp herebv, by the state into AoKvrlis Assyria rvnl**r Center Camn Camp Plm Fire cilrl* girls on on Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hughes and condition, at only------------------------------at Jamestown Friday. Custer. Michigan: |the sinking fund provided by thU'al tb® home of thelr ,cad' 9>are Thorpe from Kalamazoo were For lhe construction of section. Tlie said sinking fund. lf.cr’ . E\“ *?c Tas^cr- honor* at Mra. Sarah Smith's Sunday. BARRYVILLE. 1924 BUICK COUPE.—Comfortable and permanent buildings. $500,000.00 invested, may be invested only in di- completed during February and Miss Hallie Backet of Topeka. ■--------------- —'rect obllgattons of the United States March were awarded. Kansas, called on some of her many I Miss Inez Nesbitt of Hastings in good condition, at only ______________ r-.D*vn ..nM.... 42 of America. - ------ *„ Miss Helen Gray began her duties friends Sunday Mra. Ben Temple ‘rpent the week end with the home GRAND TV-.T.* TOTAL ... .819.874.458 Rrei >t*r ot Probat*. on Thursday at tlie home of Mr. of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mra. folks. WII.A, I. .For the PurPOSt‘ of providing for I 8. Should any court of com* and Mrs. Charles Servcn. general Mark Norris of Orangeville town­ Wilcox of me the principal principal of of peiciiv petent jurisaicuon Jurisdiction acciare declare any any secsec­ , OBDBB POX PUBLICATION 1। Herbie r , ui 7_ is . * improving UI „ti„ the ui tjie payment oi looks of of his his farm farm bv shineline his hLs and the Interest . . ... . .merchandise leader, at Assyria Ccn- ship were also callers. f Mirhicaa ts* Probata coart tor • looks bj shingling upon bonds issued tion. part,—sentence, clause or word 13 and IB Plate Genuine Ford Batteries Eleanor Lewis and Ellen Siielp tJ.rtLof .abFeoart. hriJ at th. **51? e„. ,u toT 1110 Purposes set forth in this of this oct invalid for any reason. •■*• in th. ritr or Hwtinr., in . „ *£*?* A®nC6 «M.cf??na,dt of ’secticw’- n aha11 1x1 the duty of the! then such decision shall affect only , Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, who visited the Kellogg school Wednes­ General and Corduroy Tires. ' ■nty. on th. :nth day of March, Hastings Is assisting Mrs Herbie legislature to appropriate sufficient; such section, part, sentence, clause [have bepn located at the farm of his day. mother. Mrs. Belle Miller, have Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mills vis­ «f with sums of money for such purpose.:or wofd properly at issue in said moved to Battle Creek. His broth­ ited Mr and Mrs. Bernard Mills and 1 ri u *^Cn tn The “mounts appropriated shall beUa-V and so declared to be invalid. er. David Miller and family, are Dawn al Kalamazoo Sunday. t- the CCC has returned home. Ke, hv tn* *t'.t. u. 'and - ■ — “ — — other -■ shall not afject any sec­ ' to* Colli r Mrs. Lehman, Mrs. N. H. Barber. rt rc^vcdVMondaynmorn1ngU Ionslh|to a asking fund to be known as tion. part, sentence, clause or word taking possession there. Thc metisle epidemic ut the Briggs Lucy Norris, Clara Scott and Dora Si '^^Mra^^rKicox were n^^huSK lS?£ of this act. • school has subsided. Johnson from this lodge attended :t ,»nSr- “nd M" four reurenwn! l-d "" “ Sec. 9. The appropriations proAn Easter Cantata was given nt the District Association of Rebek­ vldede for in this act shah not take „ re Awr ,w CIlure u oummy B. ahs at Vicksburg Tuesday. the Assyria church Sunday c»v.un evening. Miss <Miss Elizabeth McClelland of Has.X iSSSerest’upon effect until the same shall have been untJer the direction of Mrs. Rovenu Scott was on the program. They SUhn^d l° appr°vcd by U,e Manby of the Ellis district. Messrs. repdrt an enjoyable session. Triple Link Club will meet with Mral Mina Mills at her home Fri­ in ten days after the approval ot , The Boy Scout troop, with a regis­ day. April 13. Each one Is to con­ »“• Mr and Mrs Geo. Higdon and nunxisp The nmm-d* rteriveH ; this act by the governor, the gjvcrtration of eleven liold meetings reg­ tribute something for the travelling ! nor shall Issue his writ of election ,ularly aach- week. Plans are under basket. Co-operative dinner. Good tor the purpose of submitting the way toifinnnee the work of thc or- program. Be sure to attend. The meetings will continue this ।approval or disapproval of this act, .ganlza*jn. week at lhe church. Rev. Benedict Is shall be used only for the purposes and the several projects herein pro­ still with us and will be this week. . [specified in Unless | vidcd for. to the qualified electors' of ... this section. uiura otherwise appropriated or the act: this state. Said writ of election ------ -- McOMBER SCHOOL NEWS. The'p'r’^A ’wUl’meet Thursday u , oder whlch the Privilege tax is shall state the object of said eke- Lost Week's Letter. laht April Anri!12 12 at P M. M The men , evled ** rrl:ta,cd- t>ie state treas- tion. lion, the tlie date date and and the the place place or or:; Several ladies from this com­ ORANGEVILLE nlght, at 8 8 P. The men ' , urer Is hereby directed to credit-and places of voting and-a written or nwnlty attended tlie Mother and ' Orangeville community Club met are [Hitting on lhe program. Bring : to thw.sald account In said printed copy thereof together with, Daughter banquet at the M. P. ■,transfer March 30th for their monthly meet­ potato salad, rolls and fried cakes ;fund from the proceeds of thc cor- a copy of this act shall lx- posted in I church at Hickory Corners Friday ing. They tied Ute usual business ^MiM^Tutlle visited our school P 0™110’1 privilege ““iirthte*st«te ‘veiling and poratlon privilege tax tax levied levied by bv seesec-!^each each ■’voting" votiue precinc nwiner in this stntn . •evenlnK and report'an reoort an Interesting interesting Meeting and a pic social. Thursday and weighed Ihet boys and U,°?Jour “« number eighty-five at least »ten days before the time time. , The Boy Scouts ot Troop 109 were airli qoojsan thc publ|c of nlnetc(.n hun. ... ftxcd o{ . _S_were , Mr Mr. and Mrs. Henry Germain formally recognized by the Boy jtlon ten .such such electton election and like copies shall be be|in Gold­ The Camo Fire Girls are going to . d twentjMJne. being action ' in Almo Saturday to attend a GoldScouts of other troops, from various Battle Creek Creek next next Saturday Saturday to to spend spend ------lhousand -----------------------------onc hundred forty ,„.ly of the published in at least one newspaper t*n w~ Wedding anniversary of -• some parts of Barry' county. The demon­ Battle w oay------------------------------------------------ compiled laws of nineteen hundred! in pach county of this state or if j relatives of Mr. Germain's, Mr. and stration was headed by Mr. Lloyd the day. The Boy Boy scouts Scouts win will meet meet ut at the - »s The tne ,w’?’}tr-nlne — „, collection ,i ,uu*? thereof is'iionc be published in any county Mrs. FltzmiUer. Shafer. Scout Field Executive There .. .. ■— received, aa sum sufficient to meet then in vonin notvcn-it-.r lo .iriizun. Bernice Flower was in Augusta schoolhouse Saturday received, sum sufficient to meet then In some newspaper in an adjoinI^....v~ were twenty-three boys to receive The Sears children have moved Jhe payment of the principal of and | ing county having a general circu- Saturday afternoon calling on her their tenderfoot badges. interest upon the bonds issued|, lation such F. Moreau. Hastings. Ww*>** in ■■■ O uv,< county, wu***y. at *** least *c**»* two uncle. ***m,«v, Mr. and ■»>«* Mrs. «-**■*• -C. v*. *. The Orangeville players Club will to — Don't fontet the p T. A Thursday under section as the same be- weeks before the time of such elec- Mr. Moreau is not at all well and meet again with Mr. and Mrs. a*ii come due and and as ecrtificd certified hv by th* the,tion. iia— cconfined ------- ha nnx to .his bed »the past two -w or Monts Mohler Tuesday. April 10. night Good -state administrative board, and the. The secretary of state shall certlfv l>irec weeks. Robert Moore, reporter. The club is now working on a new t’ IO“V»« wm oi crccuon togetner wun An E*-S,cr program was given at To the extent that|lhls ncl to thc ejergj oI t|ic several Sunday School Sunday. There were nrp paid into the ft,,. .... ... ... sufficient funds<; ore counties ot the state as required by ,ort>’ ln attendance. Rev. Jacob*, sinking fund by the transfer of thc law and it shall be the duty of ail Evangelist, who has been assisting proceeds of such corporation privi­ officials to take such steps as may be Rev. Miles at Delton, brought iu an lege tax. or any other source of rev­ necessary to have this act submitted Unpreisive Easter message and Ml« enue which may hereafter be ap­ to the said qualified voters. DahMrom. assisted by Rev. Jacobs, propriated. the duty of the legulaIt .ball be the duty ot the board W[U1 • -mr We ,ture to appropriate sufficient sums eteetten rommtauoner. ot reh 'of money for the payment ot the ol county lo cause the said copies ol hp w . ol lleie people In lhe I principal of and the interest -upon the said writ nnd act to be posted t0,ryL.. said bonds shall be abated In the and published ni aloremM and to W. Chicago was al " C. c Schultz of n --------------------; event that the legislature falls to his farm here the fore part of last appropriate a sum sufficient to pay prepare a ballot for the use of said „ LIVE STOCK­ Onion or garden cultivator. i the principal of nnd Interest upon qualified voters in voting at such Porter Toaze began April first his zald bonds as the same shall ma­ election, which ballot shall be in seasons work at Lake Hills Farm. 2-sec. spring tooth drag. " • Good span black mares, middle­ ture. or in the event the funds paid substantially thc following form: W. A. Spaulding spent Tuesday In aged, about 2800 lbs., good work (Here Insert title and body of act). Hastings. Spike tooth drag. Diac harrow. . Into tlie sinking fund provided in 'this section are insufficient to pay team. "Shall act number .... .of tho u.u«»-u.-«w Mrs. OWVKf Scobey and u. daughter-in-law Iron Edge seed drill. the principal of and the Interest on public acts of Michigan (special ses- ef near Hastings were at the Quick Full blood Jersey cow, 8 years old, said bonds as the same shall ma­ Mon of nineteen hundred thirty- homr Saturday. They, in company Milbum wide tire wagon, 3-inch. due soon. ture. then and only then, there shall four., authorizing the s ate to ex- with Mra Harlan Scobey, visited In Hay rack. Light wagon. be and there is hereby levied an­ liend thirty-seven- million, eight Kalamazoo in the afternoon, where POULTRY. • Crate rack and wagon box, com­ nually. a state rax In such amount hundred **‘*nty-four thousand the former is taking treatmenu bined. Single haraeaa. .as shall be sufficient to pay the prin­ four hundred fifty-eight dollars and 50 Rhode Island Red bent. . Three Three new new pupils pupils were were added added ite to > cipal of such bonds and the interest forty-two cents <837,874.458.42/ to our school this week. Blzabeth. EdDouble harness, 1 1-2 in., good one. 2 Rhode Island Red roosters. thereon as the same shall mature. relieve unemployment by the con- na. and Mcdurkln. making a Light double driving harness, good ’ The auditor general shall include st ruction of hospitals to properly lo(al of eighteen pupils. HAY, GRAIN, ETC. such amounts In the annual state house and care for the mentally afMra Hattle and R M 1 1-2 tons alfalfa hay. Gale walking plow, No. G-L tax to be levied for state purposes, fileted persons In the state, to con- cadwallader spent Easter Sunday after estimate by the state adminis­ struct and equip armories for the theJr uncle aunt ,n' 75 baskets com. Double mold board walking plow. trative board and certification military department of Michigan: Mra. H J Flower and Bernice Hercule# 4 1-2 H. P. gaa engine, thereof to lhe auditor general. The and ui the construction of highway " " • r*°wcr *Sa ucrnK*' It surely seems lhat spring has nearly new. Root cutter. amounts so certified ccrtmca shall snail be oe set grade crossings and separations, and aside out of the funds received from | the construction and Improvement come as we listen to many different Feed grinder, 8-in. burr. h. klnda ot blrds lhls Monday morning the tax levy Imposed hereby, by .the ?5Jvl5i7 y and b ld8 ' h® “p‘ and enjoy the sunshine and balmy Few crates of carrots. Blixxard silo filler. Arbor with saws. state treasurer, into the sinking proved? breezes. fund provided by this section.. The FARM TOOLS. , MISCELLANEOUS. said sinking fund, if Invested, may­ No ( )." TlfE LITTLE RED BRICK. Mowing machine, 5-ft., good condi­ 10 bu. pop com on ear, 1 year old, be Invested only in direct obligations Il shall te tha duty of the board Last Week’. Letter of the United States of America. tion. Hay rake, 10-fL, good one. Rllth Haywood spent the week end | Sec. 7. In view of the existence of election commissioners of each Gale 9-fL land roller. , 180 Iba. shelled pop com, 1 ^ear of tlie emergency recognized in sec- county to deliver the ballots ao pre- m Detroit visiting relatives. United manure spreader, nearly old, extra good. GrindUonf. pared to thc election Inspector. Mrs. Minnie Hammond visited her new. Riding Gale cultivator.3 pairs ice tonga. Log chaina. order to properly provide for the within their respective counties daughter and family. Mrs. Ruby Mcsafety of the highways of Michigan wilhln thc time ballots to te used at culla in Hastings Sunday 7-tooth spring tooth cultivator, good “Jim Brown'* fence stretchers. * Mrs. Warren Bolton- attended a I In the elimination ot highway creas­ a general election are required to be one. Walking Gale cultivator. Hoes, forks, shovels and many oth­ ings at grade and the construction delivered to such election Inspectors, quitting bee at her cousin's Mra Tl5-tooth cultivator. . er articles not mentioned. and Improvement of highways and AU votes cast at such election shall tu, wUV#> tn sunflem Thursday. Our school is again in Mission with bridges to borrow from the govern­ be counted, canvassed and returned mental agencies created by the Na­ in the same manner as is provided only Wyman Claggett ateent tional industrial Recovery Act of by law for the counting, canvassing | Mr and Mra. Leon Tolhurat and nineteen hundred thirty-three thc rCt ,Or *U‘5 daughter, of Ha.tlng> were Bunday *5? °* ““VI HraHBOd-1. sum of not to exceed eighteen mil­ S 1°’,: “» •“> “» Oarte. Woodn* lion dollars. For the purpose of W * ^,c,'r o„nd lupldi UUlon rrtd.,. providing for the payment of the m volln, .1 .uefc ilKiw. n principal of and the Interest upon take effect thirty days after said, Mra. Russell Todd and baby of Hastings called on her parents. Mr. bonds baued for thc purjxates set election. Dealers In WOOL, GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR forth In tljis sectton. it shall be the This act is ordered to take Im- and Mrs. Herman Feldpausch FrlFEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. duty of tho legislature to appro­ medlale effectday. . priate sufficient sums of money for Mr. and Mrs Walter Newton of such purpose. The amounts approSpring housecleaning Is a simple Detroit visited Warren Boltons art You Just sweep and dust as Sunday. ■ state treasurer into a sinking fund usual and then put all the furniture Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith and to be known u "General obligation daughter of Hastings called on her public works bonds of nineteen hun- Chronicle. parents, Morris Caulkins Monday. NOTICES AT THE UNIVERSAt GARAGE! £4 9 I Cw ^CivU ,u: U UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO ta' MA St FORD DEALERS Hatting* Michigan JTCJ- Watch the FORDS Go By AUCTION SALE! On account of jhe death of my wife, and due to my own ill health, I have decided to quit farming, and will dispose of my personal property at public auction at my farm on Sec. 22, Rut­ land township, 4 miles south and west of Hastings, on M-43, on THURSDAY APRIL 19 This Commencing at 1 o’clock aharp, and will offer the following:— Is Seed Time! Seeds with high percentage of germination are the least expen­ sive seeds to buy—in fact are the only seeds to produce a maximum crop. We carry a large stock of High Grade Farm Seeds of the most desirable varieties—all Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed). We ask you to consult us be­ fore you buy your farm seeds. SMITH BROTHERS 2257 Harting*, Michigan TERMSi—CASH. Henry Flannery, i Frank Waters, Clefk. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-04-18.pdf 1004208d060d67c0cc3ac04837d5a7e0 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR PAGES Ito 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, APRIL 18, 1934 12 PAGES 'RURAL LETTER CAR I RIERS MET SATURDAY THE BE® OF FORMER RESIDENTS » WORKS ------I heir Emphatic Jrrotestsi nnnriTinir inner Filling Open Date by Com­ Parker Talk­ FOWTIBI THE GRANO CONYON Representative ARE SUCCESSFUL hsuance.Of nc PRUFITABLEA55EI ed on “Game Preiervei" ing to Hastings Metho­ $38,000,000 4 Per Cent Bonds Would ,w —Meet Here in May HERBERT AND ENOS BAR­ BER FORMERLY LIVED NEAR CRESSEY , Mean $22,000,000 Interest DESPITE REDUCED RATES, To Pay In 30 Years " i SHOWS A GOOD dist Church A real treat is in store for Has­ tings people on Friday night when Barton Rees Pogue, radio star, au­ thor. lecturer and reader, will ap­ pear al the Methodist church at eight o'clock. There is to be no adrglioS’itanB’bLt’, wui of­ fering 1* to be taken. Mr. Pogue had an open date, con­ Htw „w„ sequently the church wiu> able to •g^'totm’for’Friday hight” He ha* n THE VACATION MONT ARE About PRESENTED TODAY forty were present on Sat-__________________________ CALL FOR THAT AS PERFECT EXAMPLES urday evening at the meeting of the nv PPnRTGN 'Rural Letter Carriers Association of AOTIOM KKUBlOri Barry roumy h(|d at the Masonic PROFIT Last week the Banner presented per cent Interest," so that Instead of; hail in Middleville. Dinner was ‘the complete bondiflg. proposition paying four per cent. It may be that IT ’ S AN INVESTMENT CARRIED ON THROUGH -------------------------, las -------------passed by the — legislature, which tiie bonds actually sold will draw five SEALING COAT ASKED NOW LOCATED AT -------------will ** submitted ■llKmltlMl to */. the ll*A voters IWnrc on nn per cent. Undoubtedly five per cent| num i ai/c r»Ai ir I wtl1 --, TARMACKEO ROADS ANO NOT AN EXPENSE COUNTLESS AGES .m BLUE LAKE, LALIr. Monday. April 30. This was paid for --------thlrty-year bonds would sell ut a ------------time. Tire program consisted of a ------------I as a legal notice. The Banner felt gtxxi premium. They might realize. The Colorado River Is a talk by Representative Charles F, Other Towns That Have it Delightful Description of In- however, that It ought to be present- four or five millions of dollars more City Engineer Made InterestParker, who discussed "Game Pre<. 1, A . . Eeport t0 0jty (Joun. t •rArilne Pl nr no on thn ed to readers not as legal notices Find It Saves Juvenile Strange Stream and ■ serves." instrumental music and tereiiuig flacei on tno , uui u in malltr typo Ixmds instead of four per cent. The a41 T n at WnnV message of laughter, and cheer and I singing. Delinquency Defies Control Pacific Coast |und grouped with other legal no­ state would have that much more; cu Dast went hlghly recommended. Thaw. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bacheller, At the Commercial Club last week money to spend, which is the thing; A good many years ago wise old Prom Bertha Rsrber Adams. 1307, “«»• Accordingly we used our regThe old council held their final wh0 have heard him urge all who evidently wanted by the state of-i Horace Greeley said. "Go west, Mrs. Claude Wood. Mr. and Mrs. and at the Rotary Club Monday the^ >tockbridge Ave, Kalamazoo, we,‘ ulnr reading type and started K k IM nMnu* tn vni«* meeting on Monday of last week, can to be present Friday evening. He young man. go wesx. wnue perSherman and Ed. Birdsall । coiu plciously op the first page of- fleial* who ask the people to vole i young man. go west." While pcrhaye received the following Inter- j th^ Banner in* order'um evety these bonds. Ftri ... zz~t Zzz.Zhap.-; we can no longer exactly quak- wc" in this children during the three summer j oeoole of Mlehican Snarks submitted his renort on the ?lde.do*n' and. f 's “ ,l.Cr *“ Ify as a young man. yet it Li not a n. Al n ^ht*to be'after'.’*” ify as a young man. yet It Li not a esting letter concerning (wo well- reader might readily see It, look It would cost the people of Michigan Sparks submitted his report on the r^tn month! was brought up. Each of th* <^mc and hear this talented en- difficult matter to go west, and lt’cll> al known former resident* of Barry I over carefully and understand what 85.700.000 more in ‘nteral. thani our operation of the waterworks system organizations appointed a committea is never an unpleasant experience. the maintenance of the streets tertalner and have a nood laugh, county, which we know our readers « U proposed to do. We hope every ngures given last week, based on 4 ; an() and the maintenance of the streets tertalner and have a good laugh, Anyone can appreciate the wisdom >Smlth Sherman as chairman of th. to meet with committees from the per cent interest. will be glad to read| reader of the Bunner entitled to uf this ciLF. This is a decidedly In-' ----------------- • • *---------------city council and other organizations or old Horace's advice to the young program committee^ As stated In the bill, a* printed in j' .teresUng report, showing as it does "Should old acquaintances be for-1 vote on this matter look the pains men of his day when the country, got and never brought to mind?" | to read it. It will be printed again the Banner, the money procured by that, in addition to paying the cost , city during the long vacation period. was new and a quarter section of To the older residents of Barry next week, so that if anyone failed wiling these bonds, would be spent ,of repairs and changes on the, Few people realize how important this 1 rich, level, productive soil would ' county, the names. Herbert and I, to ___________________ read it last week,will he will havehave a a in building new stale buildings or ini1 pumping plant building, which were i tins work really is. Many cttlea i. . . -------- .. . aBking [ Enos Barber are strangely familiar, chance to see It again in our issue of making additions to or changes In over 91.600. the plant earned almost | the size of Hastings and a Uttio present buddings; also to build sev­ 91,700 in addition. Some of tire fig­ ______ w______ _______.9 11 o'clock ; larger, where juvenile delinquency and the older generation will re­ April 25. in the forenoon of Jan. 15th, last. Briefly the proposition is for the eral grade separations at railroad ures In his report will be decidedly j during the summer vacation period member with pleasure the two Mrs. Cook and I arrived In Chicago i brothers who lived at Cressey, but state of Michigan to sell nearly 838.­ crossings near Det/oll; also to pro­ interesting. for many years past have resided 000.000 of bonds. The Interest rate vide money for a lot of construction Amount of waler pumped 93330.-1 A SPECIALIST IN LAND- in the lote afternoon. We left Chi-' most complete cure for that trouble (Continued at page three) la specified us "not to exceed live on the Pacific coast. 000 gallons for the year. “"’.nJ TWP. CLERKS NO LONGER when supervised play for the chllSCAPINO TO GIVE A In 1882 Herbert closed a successAmount of electric current used: lunch in Kansas City. It is Indeed t CAN PILE CHATTEL DEMONSTRATION 123300 KW. whlcfr cost 92397.60. I child delinquents, which almost in­ Jul year of leaching tn the Cressey quite difficult to Imagine, os you, variably increases during the vaca­ schoolhouse and. seized with the SOCIETY BUD PRESENT­ The total receipt* for the year for' MORTGAGES roil over this country today In a pa­ tion period, dropped enormously Ln spirit of wanderlust, responded to water used were 99510.08. TJtal dis-, U/HFAT RROWFRS NOW ED AT TEA DANCE latial Pullman, that only a very few ------------- . bursements were 97.849.86, inunUKVEHO nU¥V these towns which had supervised the call of the west, resolving to decades ago great herds of buffalo LAW DOES NOT AFFECT make hLi fortune on the Pacific eluded In the disbursements being HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE roamed over this section; that sav­ Deacendants of Pioneer Has munitie* a* have bad It found that coast. Il was my very good pleas­ nenrlv 11600 for renalrs on the' .. nearly 11.600 repairs the1 age Indians held undisputed sway; CITY OR VILLAGE CLERKS ure the post winter, while tnivollng tings Family Figure in building at plant. Cash on hand Dates Will Be Open Till May that only a little later daring horse-1 In California, to visit the little vil­ January 1* 1934. 94,790.63, which In­ * Lovely Event back riders were the only means of । Chattel Mortgages and Con ­ lage of Blue Lake, the town made vlded all the coat. They found tiiey 10—Busy Times for LARGE LIST OF PRIZES cludes 93.130 41 which was on hand "quick communication" with the far Oj interest to the feminine por-' famous by the author of the Cnppy March 1. 1933. tracts in Townships Filed Go. Agt. Foster weet by mall: and that the stage AVAILABLE FOR THE Ricks stories who wrote so delight­ lion of our readers we are pertain,' unfriendly but potent personality tai Mr. Sparks in his reports says: With the Register • Leaders of Barry County 4-H coach was the only means of pas-, fully of thLi small hamlet. "Considering the amount expended WINNERS will be the account of a coming out । senger service. Today a* you see In this town, nestled among the party as its done at the Capital of । for improvements of buildings and Clubs and adults over the county in­ the great cities of the west with I The Michigan legislature, at its do.” Gangs of youngsters will form. mountains which entirely surround grounds, we feel we have made a terested Ih boys' and girls' 4-H club every modem improvement: as you;*Pecla* session, passed an import­ Unless supervised the chances are our country, the story being taken; poiiaitDY Pi HD Tn the place. I found Herbert Barber iron Hie welny .ectton o< tlie LUUNIKT CLUB IU very good showing. Please do' not work, will meet at the Hastings look upon great, level, rich, expan- ant law. doing away with the tiling that some of them will get into seriMethodist church for a pot luck attending to the duties of |x>stmas- Washington. D. C.. Star. sight of the fact that the fire sive fields and beautiful, attractive z* of chatty] mortgages zni and ttlL; bills cf of BE "FLYING FIELD' lose ter and a very active employee of fund owes the water fund 91500 and supper and county Get-Together, on homes: as you sec immense herds of sale* with township elerks. It pro­ redations. Of especial local interest it will! Uncle Sam. despite his seventy-nine prove because two of the girls men­ the contingent fund owes the water Friday evening. April 27th. —•— ­ The Get-Together is called by cattle. the transition from the days vidcs that• •hereafter such *instru winters. I shall always cherish the tioned, Mary Dwight and Barbara Three Age Groups and Six fund 92500. There is $3,800 imllUllcu av ments shall be filed with the rcgis• (Continued on page six) many happy hours spent with this 1 Crim, are great granddaughters of । clubs. The expense would not be j>ounded in the waterworks savings County Agricultural Agent Harold Classifications Insure aged. man. and the many interesting pioneer residents of Hastings, the; large. We all recognize the ditferaccount in the old National Bank J. Foster and is for the purpose of MEMORIAL DAY Change the filing of such papers tale* he told of tlse surrounding former of William Barlow whose Chance for All Should the water department have discussing, will) leaders and oilier • nntiiii-rrrr het wlth dty clcrks and viUaec clerks country fiften reminded one of the daughter. Mae Barlow Dwight, is ' A city-wide kite contest for boys all the money that is due it. there Interested workers, problems and COMMITTEE MET In Incorporated cities and villages. . . “Death Valley" days so often told pluu confronting the 4-H Club pro­ citizens. The writer can remember grandmother of young Miss Dwight, and girls will be held at the Has- would be a balance of 91259043." ------------- ; The change- affects only township over the radio, and these proved no (Continued on page throe) Mr. Sparks' report shows a total gram in Barry county. Miss Crimjis the daughter of Amt- t|ngg country Club this Saturday Preliminary Arrangements clerks. b leas Interesting. Slate Club leader.' A. O. Kcttunen of 94,090.10 expended on the streets I The passing of this legislation Is Under Way—Hugh Rileyj i । 'r*”> He had settled in this community of this city during the past year. ot Michigan State College, will be MEN WILL PLANT an Invaluable service to Michigan fifty years before, had pioneered up •। Goodyear, well-known pioneer mer- i o'clock. There will be three age Mr. Sparks recommends that the present to assist with the meeting. ।। chattel mortgagees and mortgagors. General Chairman 8,000 TREES TUESDAY Mr. Kcttunen is a-man who has de­ and down the Russian river valley chant here. The old homestead still groups with six prizes to be present­ streets that have been Tarmacked voted his life to boys' and girls' This change was made in a bill and finally located in the lumber On Sunday afternoon the Memor-1 standing on the corner of Court ed in each group. Judges will be be treated with a seal coat this district around the once thriving problems—a man enjoyed by the ial Day committee met at Uw Amer-,,sponsored by the administration at Commercial Club Membei rummer, which would cost approx ­ , R. K. Hurd. T. S. K- Reid and Dr. M. town of Blue Lake; he had followed and Church streets. young farm folks over the state of IdanXegion rooms to name commit­ the request of the federal credit ad­ imately $3,800, He said this would Michigan girl mentioned R. Kinde. Continue Work Started h& vocation of teaching, and later in Another County Agent Foster tees and make pions for the observ-' ministration of St. Paul. Federal the 11#] of guest* to Miss Betty I In the saven to eleven year old put these streets in shape for about Michigan. I authorities pointed out the weakserved many years as bookkeeper In (Continued on page three) ance of the day. May 30. ! Last Spring group there will be one first prize. five additional years of service. (nesses of the old statute in this (Continued on page ten, part two) Vandenberg, of Grand Rapids. Hugh Riley is general chairman, An interesting note in the report, ADDlfiONAL FUNDS Mary Dwight, a cream and gold' two second prizes and one prize for Tuesday. April 24. the ma ' state requiring the filing of chattel Frank Annabie, secretary, and which shows the conservatism of Mr. Q mortgages, contracts and similar bers of the Hastings Oammerc lady in the modem manner. A pe- open type. Miller, treasurer. Others on , agreements with township clerks. WANT TO HELP BOYSAND Ute figure will) un amber tan from Kites made by boys from twelve to Sparks' estimates says: "We esti­ Club will add about 8.000 trews ’ WILL BE NEEDED Harry the general committee are Edw. jI In requesting the amendment of suns. A gay Hille face fourteen years of age will be award­ mated the cost of sewage disixual In GIRLS OF CITY AND CO.? Florida Downs. Cornelius Mannl. Frank the chattel mortgage T law, rresjoeiu framed In soft blonde curls and ed prizes for each of the following our report last year at 9800. We find President Reynolds, A. H Carveth and Henry ^7 Suse^T thZ Pro “< wearing a frock cf deep yellow j classifications: Airplane or common it cost $752.20, which charge will re­ Hustings Welfare Association Sheldon, representing the Spanish- Cre(ut Corporation of Ot. Paul, Springs, Last year the first Will Cost you No Money— whose shoulder bows Hared In saucy । type; man kites; box kites; bird cr main near that figure year after Has Furnished Milk year. The plant is operating very , American war veterans and Sier- MlnnMoU. Governor Comstock (Continued on page six) butterfly kites; multiple cell kites Hastings Housewives, tarSht Ule method pr’and Footwear .... ... . . ------- ——"----------------and others not classified. The same satisfactorily." The acUvlties of the Hastings j^rtright and’ Charles Townaend. | *not oily ful. but very enjoyable. The met Please Read list of prizes will be available for bers of the Club, therefore, dcctal BETTER LOOK AT YOUR Welfare Association for thia year]World war veteran*. Committee onlo^^ dlscarded to make thia a yearly event until Practically every home in Has­ nmtt'-n.A ■ ,/ir-aiAr- toys of fifteen years or over. HEALTH CLINIC FOR have consisted solely In providing.‘PMker. music and program Is An- by other the ground given the Club shall DRIVER’S LICENSE In addition special prize* will be tings can do a mighty good turn for —ilk in homes milk k— where there are „„ xhii. chll- nahlc nable. Cortrloht. Cortrlght. Reynolds and ManMan-1I (Continued on page six) -----r (given for the smallest kit- and the YOUNG CHILDREN covered with growing pine aeedUn the boys and girls of this city and dren. and shoes and rubbers for .nl; officers of the day. Rogers. ---------------------------------------«ie. an eounty. who attend the yearly sum­ And Be Bure That It Sas Not school children. The funds have Downs. Craig and Wood; Schoolnprpiwp HONOR FOR „ . , „ , „ „ , . donated by business and profeuional County Health Unit Co-oper­ been carefully conserved, but there how. Downs. Carveth and Sheldon; HCLtlVE HUNUrt rUfi mer camps at Camp Barry. These Expired Before Some Traf- >mcn of Hastings. are conducted by the County Y. M. ating With P. T. A. lance, Miller. Townsend and Rog- i‘ will probably not be enough to con-' Finance. HJGH SCHOLARSHIP good growth, but it will be two fic Cop Stops You I T*115 ls thc Mt°nd annual event of C. A. It will be inexpensive for folks Riley, Cortri-*. Cortrlght. i; Transportation. tinue this work to the end of the <-'rs; Tmssper’-tk-?. PJley. it* kind. Last year there were a three years before much deveki Organization to do this; but it wlU be very help­ Drivers of automobiles should large number ood. Carveth and Townsend. Townsend. school year, unless some personal. Wood, , Ingenious entries The Barry County Health Unit donations are received. Anyone' Further plans wiU be announced, Three Hastings High Grad­ ful if they will all do It. look at their driver's licenses and and this year the list promises to be siderable time for the roots to 8»t in cooperation with the Parent­ wishing to help continue the work of, later. If you find at your home any old note the day of expiration. This:; uates on Honor Roll even larger. ' established in the ground and Teacher Association will conduct a flower pot* of any size that you will ; The committee in charge of this health clinic for young children, be­ the association may get in touch CD.UIOLI aurDinau functioning properly. not be using yourself, call Secretary , with any of the officers, Mr. Adelbert SPANISH-AMERICAN tween the ages of six months and Cortrlght. president. Miss Eva A.' Angell's phone. No. 2453. if you are Pt in. W. T. Wallace of the High **“ VETS TO MOBILIZE willing to donate these to help five years, the date* being early In school is in receipt of two letters Hccox. secretary and Miss Florence May. Camp Barry conduct its camp and three years. , Campbell, treasurer. Hastings Com­ Annual Muster at G. A. R. from John C. Hoekje. registrar of Tuesday. May 8. has been selected buy needed equipment, such as Western State Teachers' College of It will be far better to attend to mercial Club office, Stebbins build. boats, dishes, etc. These, as well os thia ■ as the date for the First ward clinic Kalamazoo, concerning three Has­ now. rather than have some NEW SIDEWALK Hall Saturday Night, other equipment, are greatly needed traffic officer hold you up and com­ Bt_ the schoolhouse. Mrs Arthur tings young people of whom this the usual Club dinner. which will be FLAGSJVAILABLE April 28 Haven being chairman. The Sec­ GOVERNOR COMSTOCK TO at the camp. You are not asked to go pel you to face the charge of driving community should be especially ond ward clinic will be on ’Wednes­ to any trouble in this matter, except ,a car without license to do so. An­ The annual muster of Funston proud. TALK ON BONDING BILL. to see if you have such flower pots other good thing to remember, es­ Gan Be Purchased Through day. May 9. at the schoolhouse with The letters pertain to Miss Mar­ The Fourth District will have an Camp of the Spanish-American war that you do not need. If you have pecially if you are driving outside of Mrs. Otto Isenhath as chairman. opportunity tot hear a discussion on veterans will be held in the Has­ garet Merrick, Miu Evelyn Johnson American Legion Before please call phone 2453. Some Y. M. Mrs. W M. Stebbins Li chairman for tire thc merits of’ ' the tne 938.000,000 wa.ooo.ooo bond bona tings g G.. a A.. r R.. hall nan on Saturday Baturaay and Clarence Hackney, whose names Memorial Day C. A. boys' group will'hall and gel your driver's license with you. the Central school clinic on Friday, bill to be voted on April 30th. when I evening. April 28. All Spanish war. appear on the High Scholarship List the flower pot* and see that they are A good many of the sidewalk May 11. Governor Comstock talks at the U. i Philippine war and Boxer rebellion for the winter term. Mr Hoekje PRAIRIEVILLE CEME ­ disposed of in a way that will help If you have children between the S. H Naval Armory. Armorv Benton Renton Harbor. Harbor, veterans veteran.*: and all other veterans who writes that this is a signal tumor, in flags, purcliascd a number of years TERY CIRCLE. Camp Barry. This 1* a chance to do ages mentioned, bring them in for Friday evening. April 20th at 9 P. M. served the United States from April view of the fact that the standards led disposition to do Tills Circle was organized in 1920, ago. are In a very dilapidated and examinations, and if your neighbors Eastern Standard time. a mighty good turn for a lot of 21 to July 2. 1902. whether affiliated set for achieving this distinction are hours of good, steady Barry county boys and girls. We and through the efforts of this or­ worn condition and need renewing. have children urge them to lake ad­ very high. All arrangements have been com- with the Camp or not. are invited. New flags are now available and vantage of this splendid service. hope that, wherever possible, these ganization and the co-operation of Misses Merrick and Johnson have Kted for the Governor's banquet at flower pots will be donated for the people Interested, the cemetery has orders may be, placed with Frank Miss Rosebrook, psychologist for i Vincent Hotel at 6:30 P. M., 6:30. followed by a program and a received this honor a number of been changed from a wilderness to a Annabie, Albert Craig or Sterling' the Kellogg Foundation, will be Eastern Standard time, after which speaker from out of town. You are times, and it is a credit to the Has­ purpose mentioned. Rogers. rcpicacuvuig representing uio the rvuicikcuil Americani present, if possible, and assist with an old fashioned torch light parade Invited to come and see your old tings High school as well as to these beautiful ucauuiui place. It 11 has IUL5 been uccn maulmain- Iwacta. More about this next week. ery. In fact, quits tained mostly by $1.00 subscriptions1 Legion. The flags are sunproof andI the examinations. will proceed to the Armory to hear comrades. • Eugene Sweet is Camp three young people to have this dis­ township had pine 1 from people interested in keeping up waterproof and the price is but 9150.• Definite hours will be. assigned i the Governor. CITY SCHOOLS TO tinction given them. Commander. white settlers faceted " If you place your order at once, thei the mothers, in order to avoid the CLOSE ON JUNE 1 IT you wi$h to help to continue the flag will be ready for Memorial Day., long walls. HEARING ON RAIL work, please mall your subscription being delivered ready to place on Committees to Arrange for to Bessie Calthrop, secretary. Del­ the staff. MUSIC FESTIVAL ROAD QUESTION ton, R. 1. or Lucy Norris, treasurer. These sidewalk flags are a great Alumni Banquet Are Delton. R. 1. addition and convenience, presenting! // BY COUNTY CHORUS Frecport Residents to Attend —Adv. a more uniform street decoration. Parker, Pres. Named ' 4-H CLUB LEADERS WILL MEET HEES—5? REGISTER BOYES HASNEWDUTIES JKITE CONTEST TO BE HELD SHOT The Hastings City schools will close on Friday, June L this year, somewhat earlier than for several years past, the graduating exercises Ming on Friday afternoon, followed by the Alumni banquet in the eve­ ning in the gymnasium. The officers -and executive committee have .named the following committees: Speakers. Maurice Foreman; Ar­ rangements, Bert O’Donnell; Menu. Mrs. Don Siegel; Decorations, Jack Since it waj) flrat published. "The ““SU. of the Association ere: Virginian" by Owen Winter lias ranked among the eleven all-time President. Mrs. Ruth Baine; Vice­ best sellers In this country. There President, Jack Stem; Secretary, 1 Is a naturalness and sincerity about MiM Thelma Kennedy: Treasurer. Lester DeVault; Executive Commit-!(this study of the early, action-filled days of Wyoming that sets It apart tee. Maurice Foreman, Mrs. Siegel from the stilted, artificial situa­ and Bertrand O’Donnell. tions and mock-heroic elements of the ordinary "Western thriller." IV COLORED SINGERS COMING. The Mason Jubilee Bingers, one of is a play adapted directly from Wis­ the finest troupes of colored singers, ter's great story that ths Hastings is scheduled to give a concert in this Civic Players will present In Central city at the Methodist church on auditorium here next Wednesday Tuesday evening. May 1. These sing­ and Friday. April 25 and 27. Reiiearsal* have been held regu­ ers have a high reputation and give larly since March 7; committees a delightful entertainment. have been delving into attics, trunks and store rooms to ferret out JOHN WATKBSThe .uc wuiua John Waters a buvi auction -v,, sale will wu« :;period lAto.muvo. coetumes, iu.iu.un furniture auiu and canothtakc place tomorrow (Thursday) er properties; still another commit­ afternoon at his farm In Rutland, tee has been at Work constructing This tale was advertised In last' aijd painting scenery and working wyek's Banner to which we refer out numerous technical details; at you for further particulars. I the end of this week still another ■ Third 'Annual Event Spongored by M. S. 0. Tuesday Night, May 1 ' Civic Players To Present “The Virginian” Here April 25 and 27 The third annual Music Festival sponsored by Michigan State Col­ lege will be given Tuesday evening, May 1. at the Central auditorium. A group of eight festival oonga will be sung by a chorus of about 250 from the rural and village school*. The Thornapplc-W. K. Kellogg Orche*cqmmittee will swing Into action, the srene shifting ’"crew" who wUi'be!tra wi,Lgive three numbers and Dr, scene shifting "crew" -*■- drilled in tlselr part* like an athletic E^Vnt^ornublk- ‘^tnsL^rttan1*^!! team. In short, according to the di- tendent of public instruction, will ™*or. u» Pto,,r> h.v, am, ewn-' rrw™ tiling poMible to insure patron* an.wU1 aI>Pgar next week Curtain To Rise At 8:15 Prompt On Colorful Drama By Owen Wister enjoyable, fast-moving show. "The Virginian" isn't a problem play or-social drama nor even the usual type of Wild West melodrama. r. -r * noun CITY P. T. A. COUN' conteur* of modem American writ-. in order that the play may move/ pii uAUCQ GCCIPCDC /<*!«- NAMtb UrrlLtrth riTSoUar Pre. Clinic About the First of May 7 School along on scheduled lime, the curtaiM Mrs. D. D. Walton has been elect­ will part promptly at 6:15 o'cledx. ed as president ot the P. T. A. City The orchestra will commence play Council, the other officers being, at 8:00 while , patron* are taking Mrs. Earl Coleman, vice-preeident; their seats and at a quarter past (he Miss Grace, Edmond*, secretary; hour, the play will commence. Mrs. Bertha Kuhn, treasurer. Each eventful act of this play The council is planning another moves rapidly to a conclusion, each pre-school clinic to be held on Tuesof the first three building up the day, Wednesday and Friday. May (Continued on page seven) IB, 9 and 11, Meeting on Thurs­ day, May 8 Freeport, will be held Grand Rapids on Thursday. U planning* to attend I Petitions protesting the of the railroad are twin Campbell, Carlton and �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1«. 1M4 ISTRICT FOBENSIC WINNERS _ , , _. „ . Calendar Of Events ■IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE" D“T“ CONCLUSIVELY PROVEN w-u? X woodland. ». away on Sunday at his home ’.Mnea’H0®0 LUHlbCF OO. Get# FOF- !r. Woodland,, having been, in Prof. Kenneth Hance Was Because there are so mano many thing-.. declining health for a long time. planned for the coming weeks in efgn Order as Result or Only Judge at Contest In point of years he was the oldest “J «». IM B«ra>7 itateln . >n AdvMnijemcnt resident of Woodland uiwnkhlp. x»o -------------- _ — 'Calendar of Events might be of coming there when he was eight On Wednesday •rurara afternoon *nd and eweve- assistance io to u» the various octette, societies' A. “ «W ~ « our tcteten ‘ ‘ jnow. Ure ' WOMEN’S INSTITUTE ■— WEEK AT UNIVERSITY LOCAL NEWS Annual Program la An­ j Miss Ethel RMl» nounced For Week Be­ ographer at the Health Unit. ginning May 14 U the pew sten­ Barry County OWNERS AND BREEDERS OF BEAGLE HOUNDS May Oome to Hasting* for the Beafle Hound Field Trials Next October SATURDAY SPECIALS’ 'The Third Adult Education InP^V*' Hastings may become the center sUtut*. under the auspices of the -"jLw' T' A' 'of Interest for the owner* and Extension Division of th* University e'<u’ln<- *t e'ght oejook. । breeders Beapl* hound* of. the, of Michigan and the Michigan State Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foreman have । United States and Canada, and • have had a targe demand for these I?r.' K11Patrlck f°[ 25 years. For Federation of Women's Club*, will be Jhelr summer hom* near ,particularly of the Central states, if i 2 sJons..mS,<1* by nesday. District Federation of in this country, but never thought of JJJJIT”}* ip Ann Arbor during the week Gun lake, leaving on Tuesday. I thia city la chosen as the trial Kenneth Rance of Albion Oollege. Wonjen-3 ciUbs at olivet. Mrs. .John Hoevenalr Hoevenalr is is entertainentertain- . . any export trade on them ship clerk of Woodland and was al- iOf May 14 This Institute marks a Mrs..Joon to the declamation contest held in MsQ. 5 saturday-4-H CCubs C „ * one iSugme ihdr surprise WMya conscientious and faithful inth* rxJicy of thS ,n“ Clrclc No. 4 of the Methodist L. grounds of the Wolverine Beagle i tbp afternoon, Richard Kellogg of Achievement Day at Methodist hDdl“ thStor^ wh™ «"* day l«t% J?U “ c‘crk ^uX oivtaion in SopSatK A * Club _ ________ next October. ______ __________________ Battle Creek was first, giving "Acres church. Last Saturday night several of tho i *t^UnC!L%PuWi^“n lwllh ln'JX)rtant organizations of the ’7'?^ AapkjjyU are owner* of well bred Beagle hounds1 of Dtaxnonds;" Mto. Mildred Itas cn“,y 8. _ A^e^ent they received from Cardiff. Wales. “e*(“ -------------- - well bred Beagle hounds from the firm of F W. Pipe and ’ T?nK.?re ,hc *ld4?w state lu the field of Adult Educa- ■?“*'"* to vhel^ *n CarlU^n ,ln Ujj, cJly attended a meeting of i wer. merenanu mutant. J., “Y!. .uon t “f ■"“ L’""'.”S£ V"w.“kSSJaSS. Who|g.TL % : Nutrition Groups, ot M.lhocnglneCTfc m :------- ,---------'SS?. —------ana is “ roe tn.ru apnua. m«n^“^turday-Rura, Letter ol^bi^S M b~n „rWu.„ JX C«_h, OrjMHjpbte. .hg, rance Payne of Lansing Eastern was ; Tuesday afternoon with interment Michigan Fedwattan of Worn been ^rtously 111 for the past first in oratory, using as his sub­ Carriers Association Legion rooms “ t“Kuer th^ tha^- / « in Woodland cemetery r*awBUOB 01 wtxn four weeks, is improytng slowly. May 18 Friday-County Federa- ’1' 1,1 ,be ,cucr ‘he> thal n 11v ject. -The United States Has a New verine Beagle club of Western Mich­ ---------------- ***----------------- ! Out of town soe»kcrs aro Mr The condition of Mr*. George Me,, -John ---------------------------- - ------Deal," Bates of--Lansing Cen­ tmn of Women's Clubs Vj^wport i15 M‘tL'fBCtory‘ ,here u “ chance igan. Group, “A" went' on record as -Athe ” To“o' '« “ |io£e Grove iitSia. Patterson. UM Editor ot ll!lt U( added to each that wc may ab!c 10 placc “ con' HONORED r. 0. WEBtral won second place, his subject sub1— । favoring Hastings for trials during is improved, for """• which ■" all — are glad. ] — w. •• In ™i “t «i I* *aae« u> eacn ldt.rBb|c bluUless with you " ncn nw didtuhav !'«» t»p, » ‘ voeiter. “ being. -I “last We Wnre.1 Forget." In (to. the ex- '' week the second week of October next. as events are announced kt|cr cxllUlns thf>. a„ __________ Dell Button, who hu been in poor ocn UN Din I HURT state Superintendent of Public Intempore speaking contest, William If Hastings should be decided up­ Gentner of Battle Creek placed first, j ■indebted to Messrs Nickerson and ~ lalructlon; Mr. Wynn Wright, dlrec- hnillli tills winter, is somewhat im­ on m the place for the October HOSPITAL GUILD NO. Colllns Company. Chicago and New W. R. C. Ladies Had Party tor of Dramatics, radio station proved, for which his friends arc ,meeting, we are certain that all1 his' topic being. "Roosevelt as a immimii; ' Willis' wuns Bullard oanarn of oi Lanran- ■ Will meet with Mrs. Ben Gldlcy, I York, who publish "Ice and Refrig­ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------iwwj. Detroit; Mrs. Emma A. Fox. glad. visiting owners and breeders would I Statesman;" The Bunnell Ladles’ Aid meets , sing Eastern was second, talking on ®57 W. Green St., on-Tuesday. April eration Illustrated." for your name." ‘ Detroit, nationally known parllabe so well pleased that they would Slipover Stylo . AH Color* "Roosevelt. Man of Action." 24. at 1 p M. idcwert bridge) All This letter proves the benefit of —Was 86 Years Old Imentarian; Mr. Robert Henderson. with Mrs. Edith Campbell on Thurs- ,want tc come again. If hills, val­ ».v Hostings ,----------------------------------------------------- - — Covers were laid for twenty-five1 wl‘° »in “Kain direct the Dramatic day. April' 26. for supper. Allie KeL ■leys. lakes, streams, swails and for­ Representatives of the members urged to be,------------present. Vlsi-j advertising. When the ----------------Home Lum( ley. president. Reg. $1.75 now $1.29 speech department received several tors welcome —Mrs. E- M. Hames. । ber company Unit made this new at Uic Birthday dinner given by the (6c«soQ at_Ann Arlxir; Mrs. Sears R. ests near by are any Inducement, Holland. President President of of th? lh?,' T™,La*'cv,cw ?- T. 4- will be held third and fourth honors. Chrm. i product they advertised It in the members of the Women’s Relief I'McLean. McLean. Holland. Hastings has a lol to oner, in addi­ Reg. $2.98 now $2.39 State Federation 5hlhb hi*1"” “l 1 tion to a cordial welcome. -------- -------- -*-*— --------I ------ =--------- ***----------------above-named journal, which clrcu- oJni_s On Saturday at G- A. R hall ‘ “------of ' Women's Clubs; and Mrs. M. R- Keyworth. Detroit. ® Th” are to fur­ GUILD NO. 15.---------- i EXTENSION CLASS NO. 3. , lates only In this country, and rc- honoring T. o. Webber, who was Mrs. Herman Zerbcl will enter-; This group will meet nt the home ceived a good response from it But celebrating his eighty-sixth btrth- chairman of the Adult Educatkrn D7:?.f. TWENTY-SIXTH AN­ tain Guild No. 15 at her home on|cf Mrs A B Gldlcy. 657 W. Green. I they had no Idea that tlils adVertls- dav •- -surviving mem­ Committee of the State Federation. ..... Hc •is thc — only So. Hanover St. Wednesday. April Thursday afternoon nt one o'clock. >ng would be the means of opening -ber of G. A. R. Post 125. 17)0 remainder of the speaker* on NUAL CONVENTION ^?d 5°°!] D5Ck 0 — — —------------- ( Al) members urged ... to be present..B |xxv.iblc foreign demand for their Mr Webber's daughters and their the program have beeu selected (ice chests. The letter proves the .wis ­ from the Faculty of Uie University I Claude R. Beck. havbands. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver b entcrUJ"«S Prairieville Township Sun­ dom of advertising. Responses come Marko and Mr. and Mrs. R. j. Doris, of Michigan. The Third Annual ;,h“" Season will furnish enter- iV? p™,,^’JJUm NUr&C™, a1Ud । 'sometimes from unexpected sources, apd family of Royal Oak came forDramatic day Schools Have Pre­ ---------------------------------------------------------• - during • - evening for the . of Pennock hospital on Thursday as in this case. the party but thc latter family got (talnment toe pared Pine Program atlmvrwvn ul •rnc t- ti...,a । stuck in the mud on Mount Hope (Persons in attendance at the ln-|,I afternoon al her home. 725 E. Bond I St. । The twenty-sixth annual convenAve. In Lansing so didn't arrive in [dilute and their guests. Tiie reglsj SYMPHONY CONCERT itraUra7« fw Mthe”tlre‘----week'u Thc w?CQnd dc«rec will be confer- Uon of the Prairieville Sunday time for dinner. « — » — u ,_i tiro ddta£ «e Men to aH?ed by F * A “ • No. 82. this! School Aasoctatlon will be held al On Sept. 5. 1861, Mr. Webber en( ---------------------------— — .... 16 O|^n lo “ll | evening, the degree so be given hi a the Prairieville Methodist church on Mated in Company F. 1st Wisconsin i Interested j>cr.x>ns. Several persons form. Refreshments will be Sunday. April 22. with Mrs. D- W. Barry County Music Associa­ Cavalry, serving three years and from Barry county are planning to new served. • Shepard In charge of thc music. eleven months whre» he was honor- attend, ' Floyd Miller, who fell and broke The program begins St 1:30 fast tion Elects' Members of Men’* New Spring Patterns ably discharged, having been with ----------------- * * * ------(his leg several weeks ago, has re- tlmc a,1d will be as follows: Executive Committee his regiment in 47 battles, and GIRLS ’ PHYSICAL ED. --------- ------------------------ -----j turned from the Marine hospital In Song Service, leader—Rev. L. D. , । Under sponsorship of the newly- dt'tachment of his regiment captured1 nPMnMQTRATinW Detroit and I* convalescing at his Mlle*. Jefferson Davis. Hb came from a f nI nj I -----------------, , w „ , nomc . n [niJI cltv . formed Barry County Association, UEMUiiol nft I IUi* home in this city. • Devotional*—Mr. Nelson Beers. - ----------,no®' c,!y'. the Hastings Symphony Orchestra ily that did their part in the Civil / The boys in Mrs. Ella Eggleston's Song. Mrs. Carl Krick. Miss Lucille i2w to the Metta^kf will present a concert in Central war. his grandfather being in the: Annual Event to Be at Gym r =!^l- !r. th; M;2^4ht Sunday Adrlanson. Our Finest Yridar ;X[ auditorium here on Wednesday eve­ [School will be entertained i)y her Reading—Mrs. Bellinger. t ning, May 10. commencing nt 8:00 pt xxi a social meeting on Business Session: Reports: BecApril 20 'ThtSSdav ?«nln»^t L?' o'clock Mr. A. A. Bifenio will be in Battery D. 1st Wisconsin heavy —r — evening T‘K nnnual Phy,— “ca* Education Thursday i «at her home on rctnry. Treasurer. Schools, Nomldirector. The annual Physical Education, So. Jefferson St. Rating committee. by the girls of thc At a meeting of the general com­ age of 13. in St pt 1863, being dis- .Demonstration l. . ... jameg j. Barker, formerly conscrSong—Mrs. Castle. ye^».tater’ . a A ki I ,I1Rh and »h sctools. mittee of the Music Association held rhtoBrein “,,u Jun,or •'uniur H, mgn scnoois. unun- (•valor of the Romeo bank, has been Address—Rev. D. Stanley Coors. In wiutan 1010 Mr. Webber received his' dor । last week, the following oflicer.; BrVt ‘ clirek “fronrthr • *mt1"thc B'1-direction directionof of Mta Miss Helen Helen McrMer-named as receiver of the Woodland Kalamazoo. were named to serve on the execu- ernmem none ^ktiw nth?™ SirIson, l*°n' will WLU be ** held hcW in ln thc ‘hc gyn State Bank, and will close up the Song-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lath-1 tivc committee: D. A. Van Buskirk, f« theJ .1? I on °!’,Friday F«2day evening. A ^1' 20. cl«ht a«a^ of the bank having .heady rop. April general chairman; Roy Cliandlcr. Mr wrhtof* !£..v rrtwiH. ^tf^(o'clock. ocock The Thc proceeds ProcP«‘d« from the five (begun hl* duties there. Reading-Mrs. Paul Brown. mission fee will be used for Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Btirffp have Song vice- general chairman: Mrs. Roy Wrthdivbbcon-ra?utat£w tnd E! Round Table, conducted by Rev. L. Hubbard, secretary; Fred Jones, Xhct^nd X *f r Id^ milSiSie ‘>urckaMn« ^“'Pment The follow-(moved into his mother s home at treasurer; the Rev, L. L. Dewey, such haDov ann^rslrtra * “°*T program will be followed ! 113 No Park St. and Mr. and Mre. D- M‘>« ‘ business manager; Mrs. Guy Keller, Aft? toe bwnUtoF dlnrcr on £°?,ure Drill-Fifth Hour Class. I Angelo Spirts have moved into the Ottering. SatXy mu£ wm fuSwiM bvl E***? R-ces-Seventh Grade. (Kelley house on w State St. vocalC^ing Song. membership chairman. New Styles.* New Silks! Tiie Hastings Symphony Orches­ Mrs L L Swev a^td the S^v ^e? No?elty G"n‘e' ?hlne* Soccer- 'ed by Mr and Mrs Bump. ---------------- ------------------------tra has Impressed all those who ma • attended its concerts with ns abil­ ity to present a wide range of pop­ ular and symphonic numbers In a Freeport “S"[BoroUn,.nt-ir-0-ou„ty Nor­ thoroughly charming and finished manner It Is unusual for a com­ w R C meeting, the next one to I Quadrille. American Country houses,at 218 W. Thorn St. | mal Limited for Next munity of tilts size to have an or­ be on Saturday. April 28. । Dance—First Hour Class. | a grass fire In Orville Sayles' yard ganization of this kind available Year One , Figure Marching — Third Hour .Tuesday afternoon called out the ( Sturdy Rayon Plaited UNDERGOES EMER ­ and mention of this fact has been (class. j The Slate Department of Public department. No damage resulted. GENCY OPERATION. nuw made in several musical publica­ Nine court Basket Ball — Eighth I Instruction has requested County. Friends of Representative and Grade tions. lb. Box I Normal boards to accept mo less . । Mrs Charles F. Parker and- family ‘ Two Ciirt Basket Ball—Juniors fourteen or more thaji tweit* i were sorry to hear that Charles. Jr.. s. Beniom. LAST MEETING OF YEAR | than ty to the County Normal classes MUSIC STUDENTS Is in Blodgett hoepltai.Grand ..«|..UO, Rapids. ।, ..... —* » * >___________ Package . — ncx‘ >’ear- Abo students requesting1 AWARDED HONORS where he underwent an emergency pA sic| niQrilQQiniU AT Judge Clement is New Presi- entrance must have a scholastic av- ’ i operation for appendicitis on Sun- ' UIOUUOOIUIY Al croge that Is ranked in the upper 1 dent, Walter Wallace, V. Agnes Taffee and Mary day night While still very sick, he]। SEC0ND_WAR0 P. T. A. third of the graduating class. teems to bo doing os well as pas-1 P., Chaa. Treas. _______________ ___________ Ketcham Place First are inPaul, the hands of siblc Meeting on Monday Night, The last meeting of the Brother- ,llcApplications vnrious superintendents of the Charles had been home for a . in-Contest April 23, Promises to hood for tills year was held Monday 1 °°unty Bnd “» County School On April the fifteenth at eight week’s vacation from Ann Arbor night with about the usual attendCommissioner and can be had upon Be Interesting • o'clock the nine junior members ot whcrc he is a student at the Univer­ ancc al the supper. i request. 'i The Second Ward P.T A. meeting the st Rose musical department sity and was tuken ill while home, Following the supper a fine enter-1 Students will be accepted In the All hope Yor his rapid and com-i1 will be held at the schoolhouse oo participated in a contest that merit­ ta'ninent was given by a double ;<,rdcr o( lhclr application until there plete recovery. I Monday evening. April ed much praise. Agnes TaOee and "L"~ 23. r\ al “v 7:30. •-~;i quartette of young ladles from AL I1* a claM of twenty- A few applica­ Mary Ketcham.. who tied rbr the' nt! parents and teachers being urged । bton college with their Instructo: Uona are "lrcady in. WOLFE—VANDERLIP. first place, were awarded prizes; u '111 music. There were also special1 1110 sta,r Normals grant ten full of Jacob Wolfe, well Bonita Brandstetter. who was known . The marriage Hastings resident, and Mrs (inTh-4he 'indivFdiml^Bite^M i>lpc orKan nu'”ber;- P'ano and v»o- crrd,ta r». the year of County Nor-p judged next best, was given second Moina Vanderhp ef Freeport oc-1,tn ’o,w' A1* were tF-utifully ren wh,ch °n£ two Iras than honors. All the contestants are de­ curred Wednesday evening. April 4 I ^SSiTtbS^ho will take nart BreaUy enJ°yed There «<* a year of State Normal work. | reeving of considerable recognition at 1 the Methodist parsonage, with , m thTdUcSrton «e Walter WM-' «n*ny entertainmenta in Has“ ns their etforts demonstrated the !Rev Loomis officiating They were *!.«, aJSXtey Mra OUo Sn Now is the time to say farewell1 <Uy’' -Wh‘C.“ kcpt d3’“ to depression with * lot of good BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. earnest application of each in the 'accompanied by Mr and Mr*. Earl hath. Mn SuJhSr mJL the attendance at this concert It musical held In deciding the b?st 1 buys —Boston Herald. 1 . — z. ... . = Grace Edmonds, and Prin. W. T. had much merit and ought to have renditions the technic, rhythm and Biimiord. been largely patronized, Mr mid Mrs Wulfe are at home to Wallace with Supt. D A. VanBusphrasing, accuracy, interpretation. . Al the business meeting of the thelr friends at 436 E. Bond st,'.-.-^ - ’ 2r.n l.-ersdnahty and selection of piece . kirk as chairman. Thia will be an Brotherhood Ute following omeers had to be considered. Sister An- Hastings. opportunity to learn more about this The News joins the many friends method of teaching as well as af­ were chosen for the coming year: tlonctte S S J nf Barbrur Hail and President, Judge Stuart Clement. of the couple here in extending sin­ fording a chance to discuss ques­ Vice-President, Walter Wallace, Academy judged the ability of the cere be.it wishes.—Freeport News. tions which may not be fully under­ Hastings, Michigan • Telephone* 2244-2557 BL— Secretary. T. N. Knopf. various students stood. Treasurer. Charles Faul. ATTENDED BANQUET Our Special On account of conditions which everybody understands the member­ Dr John A. Wooton. A L Brown. F. L. JOHNSON NOW DI­ SUNDAY and MONDAY, APRIL 22 and 23 Lorenzo Maus. Dick Rose. Mike OtRECT FACTORY DEALER ship of the Brotherhood was this' < year below its average for several'4 Edna May Oliver — Edward Everett Horton had resided In this city for sixteen taoen. Mr and Mrs Jack O'Connor Motor Car Co. have...... years previous to last year. For the U Mrs ^..., Ellis Daniels w..w. were ------------------------'I Dodge Bros .-------------------------------------years, dud al the home of her son. and Mr and «... Geonre A Pierce of Armada on in Allegan Tuesday evening attend- appointed Forrest L. Johnson direct last two years the times have rc- . with them. This will ----enable .sale of •«the ------usual--------number 4“- ,u — •*■*■*—i I duccd the — •- -• ■— Or Gum Drop* lb. Sunday She is survived by four sons. ing the Democratic banquet and dealer ~ Loren D and Bert Pierce of Has program, the guests of honor being him to give belter service and he 1 of season tickets. Il is to be hoped .tings. George A of Armada, and Governor William Comstock and wil) carry a complete line of parts. I a fine program can be planned for ADDED ENTERTAINMENT—Latest Palhe New* and which will serve this community next year and that interest in this Golden Bantam Cong. George Fouikes. Burry county, Warren j . of Charlotte also two Usual Short Subjects daughters, Mrs Je.x-.iv Hollister of outside nf Hastings, was also well tn a way which it should be served (worth-while mens organization mgy 4 on tills automobile. The Plymouth I be greatly Increased. z Flint and Mrs Nettie Hartwick of represented All report a fine banADULTS—23 CENTS CHILDREN—10 CENTS ■ car is also handled by this agency, I -----------------------» --------------------I Kalamazia quel and interesting program. ; which will gel the same kind of at- COMMANDERY TO 4 1 The remains ’ ESS'S KSW^.S“" Wsm ..- ■ XT ^.1S£2X ES «£15~ ■? Exceptional Values for One Day Only I TOPCOATS t^S^B^erinTSViir’uw; Reduced to «13“ ‘14«5 SWEATERS One Big Lot of Boys’ Slipovers 49c rarr r nt Cm tooibs. SUGAR Every Saturday! Don’t Pass this Dpi Planned for may Dress Caps Ask Us About It—Be Present On Saturday at 3 and 9 p. m. Trench Coats New Spring Neckwear! Butter »■• 24c Tea Siftings Ik Trneworth Cocoa 2 19c Iodized Salt h.. .. wAhUtewn. D ,ltth ujr'u' Bsnjy •t- state demands SSX.'iK “high schol'arship 49c Dress Hose brotherhooTheld- 3 pairs 49c 7C Royal Gelatine •* 5c WATERS’ CLOTHES SHOP Silk Toilet Tissue 2 9c Soap Powder Water Softener 3 »>•- 25c T. N. T. Soap 7>--27c TRAN© TiTAI I f= Coffee 18c Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee 27|c Chocolate Drops 10c THE POOR RICH Premier Corn White Corn 2 HOLINESS INION. An^mouDeemen, u, U,U o, ' ENTERTAIN MAY 17 1 TUESDAY, APRIL 24 nrujJV.VIU, S<irvlllK>n al tl-JI UCIWK • DHIIWUIIWIIIIII, 111 MIL., LDAUt VI I The April meeting Ul of the HoliI at the Bapti-it church. Rev B J ’»<•» Union will be held this week ■ lhc-B*nner describes the outstand‘ ।Honoring the Right Eminent/ Adcock officiating. Burial in tile Thur.ulay at the Free Methodist ln8 features of the new Dodge. Grand Commander Clyde .L Pine River cemetery cast ot Bland:- church There will be no afternoon ------“ ADDED—Short Subject. — (ard. Sympathy is extended to the service during the summer months. FORMER RESIDENT A. Fulton j< CHOSEN FOB CHORI'S. The । bereaved family. ~ ‘— evening service wil) be. buslADULTS—15 CENTS CHILDREN—10 CENTS Maurice Foreman, son of Mr. and ' nc.vs meeting at i:uu r. m . ana puo7 . ------------Flans are being formulated by the 4 ness meeting at 7:00 P. M and publie service 7:30 If you enjoy a warm Foreman of Kalamazoo, members of Hastings Commandcry < - -- ----------------- .... ...x..—..» w. . V'lUlllUUlUI I J , was one of “ the to entertain 008 of the six Ub members memh*r* nf * No. 56 -------—•the — Right Emi- L Frank Allerton, aged about 70. spiritual atmosphere be sure W S T. C. High school glee club nent Grand Commander Clyde A. ’ WED., THURS. and FR!., APRIL 25, 36 and 27 was found ill and starving at his come.—Wm, C. Gearhart. Sec. named to sing at the National Mus- Fulton ot Charlotte at a reception/ rbome in Nashville last week and Death-Dealing Thrills Lurking in an Icy Wilderness (removed to the enmity iiihnnary c Supervisors his IIUUUI. honor, Uta. the UHIC date j < ex. - ------ convention ---------- ...... in Chicago and dinner in Ul IIU SPECIAL SERVICES. Rev and Mrs Clemens of Elm- on 0,1 Friday evening. Anril April 13 FallowFollow-'’ havincr having tarn been set tor for Th.truu,, Thursday. May \4 where he died on Wednesday. The. 1ale. Mich., will conduct special tnK a study of the music at Kalama-117. Tins meeting will be an unusual < ftmcrul was held at Nash villi'. A hale, at the the zo °----Foreman and •rvlrcs «. ut >*» the church church vof nf the NazNa?- ----roo. Foreman and—- his his— associates associates event t vent in in the the Commandery rvunmnnrterv activities daughter in Mt. Pleasant survives .rrviecs * »..« -—-—----. .. and A...Ilboth trx ->l ......w*nt toa.... afnlwhere tn Chir-OOr. nrtrr-rr. .1......... ..... ...... . . ........................ As hL neighbors had not seen him arene on April 20-21 BunChicago they had two,hov of the year and will be attended by about for several days, an mve.stl- day services. Rev. Clemens U well days' intensive training by Dr Hoi- ladies of the Sir Knights of the lo­ gallon was made and they found known in Michigan, having served 115 Dann of New York University, cal Coinmandery a*;weU *s ranking him in this serious condition. many years as Captain of Crusad- ,w (t,r ,he the final nnal concert before 1,000 1.000 Knight* and their ladies from Char­ ltrs Band and as a pastor in Wes- music supervisors of America lotte. Battle Creek. Grand Rapids,” THE STRANGEST LOVE STORY EVER SCREENED THEY DID GET ONE leyan Methodist churches in North -' f Th - ® _______________ Foreman family has many Ionia. Kalamaxoo and other OomOur attention Iras been called io ern Michigan. You are invited to friends in Barry county where they manderles. Latest Patoc News AdulU—«5c Children—He the fact that an error appeared in hear him each service. formerly u.. i< lived, —। -who -------------extend - sincere -------The honor guest of the evening, our announcement of the election ----------------- <«> congratulations. , the Right Eminent Grand Com­ in Castleton township. We statedGENERAL — AID MEET­ mander. was one of th* moving SATURDAY (ONLY) APRIL 28 MISSIONARY UNION. that no one on the republican ticket ING ON WEDNESDAY. MAY t..’ forces in Charlotte Commandcry The Methodist Missionary Union when Hastings applied for a charter was elected; but it appears that The general meeting of the Meth­ TWO FEATURES | Ralph M. Wetherbee was chosen as odist Ladies' Aid Society will be heldI was delightfully .entertained by Mrs. to form a new organization in this justice for the full term oi four tit the church parlor* on Wednesday. J M. Townsend on Wednesday aft­ city. He ha* always held the high years He was running on the re­ May 2. with a pot luck luncheon ernoon. April 11. esteem and respect of the local publican ticket. Mrs Levanche Merrick conducted Knights, who feel justly proud of Circte.No. 3 lias charge of the luncheon and Circle No. 8 will fur­ the devotions in two parts. "A Trl- this opportunity to entertain him. BEYOND HIS EXPECTATION. nish the entertainment. A goodI bute. to Spring" and •‘Stewardship.” Russell Mills was very much time is being planned. and Mrs. Floyd Everhart assisted KICKED BY A MULE. pleased with the results of his auc­ with the music, several interesting Ecway Harmon, living near Lacey, FYTUIAN SISTER^ tion sale advertisement that recent­ and inspirational letters from mls- was Injured Saturday night, when ly-appeared In the Banner .i Thcroapple ... Temple No. 31 meets sionariea In the foreign field were he was kicked by a mule, sustaining This was a very small sale, but a tn regular session. April 24. Pot luck read and Miss Belva JUley gave a bad cuts over and under his right ■•good sued number were present, and ’supper at 6 30 o'clock. Plan to come splendid review of the Missionary the bidding quite lively What rape- By order of committee. Jotephi-w Friend. As It was Mite Box day, Mrs Latest Paramount Nei enoe of mind of * bpy who w** uresAdult*— 15c Children 10c । cially pleased Mr Mills was that the Whitmore, Louise DurbUi Mrs. Ar- Florence Fleming read a story ap­ ]ent aijd awutecl Mr. Harmon, ids In­ | results far exceeded his expectations, ner. . . propriate for Uic occasion. i Juries might h*v« been worse. The World Changes iiiEiinnsEHsaiainniH Carrots Potatoes Bananas Frteh. Criip Bunchei Standard Grade P*. K9c Choice Fruit WIFE TRADERS Serve Yourself and Save FOOD CENTER PHONE 2609 WE BUY EGGS Ken Maynard In STRAWBERRY ROAN RAFTER ROMANCE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL II. 1M4 4-HCUIBLHDERS |C0U,TF,."‘SS« WILL MEET HEBE ually will cost the taxpayers HW.- either four or five per cent. 600.000, If the bonds draw four pci cent, and *08,600000 if they draw ftankly and sincerely. Voting bonds five per cent, cannot be afforded la a comparatively easy proposition If people want to do it; but those Interesting Program Benbonds will have to,be paid, and the (Continued from page one) Moreover the new buildings the paying of 138.000.000 of bonds with dered—Address by Miss state will build. If the bond Usue Interest at either four or five per ccrric> WU1 |lMIC 1U Mabel Eddy work , by the state highway depart­ as promising very much In the way iccrriea. will have to be maintained (Continued,---------------------------------from page one) of labor; while it ]"/considerable lerahle yearly veariv expense exnense to !C*’11' c0**rln< • of ______________ 1 On Tuesday the county rally'of ment on trunk lines. . of employment - I-- — ——wrabie yearly expense toi„ , n u-ht fob certainly promised a great deal in the the lUte. There will be yearly ye^e' may be eounu It • real tribute to <-H club I'** «■ *■ «■ "f ’ emiihuilcaHy But the lOlk. to B*r.y county to Here Mr ^urrh br,< M,MwtwKl>I her La opposed to the idea of bond­ way of added burdens to the tax-I maintenance work on the highways payer. We do not believe In the Idea that are built, so the taxpayers will ‘jj "hc^ural dBtricu ought Keuunrn praenl lor the meetlm. representatives j renraenteum present oment from rmm Woodu ing the Male for *38.0004)00 at either payer. We do not believe in the Idea u.rr> coun-.y 1 ...................... .. fb*d themselves faced with not ~ by selling four or five per cent for the purpose of’ promoting prosperity • Barry county has, for thc last of building new buildings, making interest-bearing bonds for the take motol, ills principal and Intorcal «.prJSi™ „l IbU kind U several years, been one of the lead-,_ov, B U» Honda. M a jurliTtoatoienjtoco I J™ d,»dla to ih. of employing labor. It U contrary ing counties tn the state in thel, Robert Cq^ gave a talk on additions to present buildings, con­ a. !<«>< M ine new hulldln.,.^ in<1 ><1U structing grade separations or new to Individual practice under condl-, amount of 4-H club work carried on. J trunk lines, or paving old ones, with tlons that face the people of Michi­ or new.roads may last. ’emphatic protest against this undc- This vear due to the heavy Gov- members of the Wesleyan Service. money received from the sale of gan. Individuals meet such a situ­ ernment Emergency program carBe?va’ Rfiey^ VcH?n1 We we are In m favor ravor of 01 the tne state awe of 01 liable ^gble kind of state financing. rled on by the -county Agents over Chandler. Riley, Vcrian ataU bonds. Tiiat might have been ation by cutting down their indebt­ Michigan paying its dobts instead of I ;-----the state 4-H Club work has de- Linington, Norma Rowley and;Thel-< , w ure,„. „„ Justified at the beginning of a rood­ edness instead of Increasifig it; by BUUU1 adding to them. Wearejn favor of I cimed romewhat rn» Kennedy, presented a short play building program, when we hud no paying up their obligations instead' lhe gUtt or Michigan reduelnq Its Anrow interested In the rural *“><* »’> enjoyed. Miss Riley alio roads to apeak of in the stale; but of adding new ones; by reducing I yeurIy expenses instead of increas-1 boy or girl w invited to attend and °.!* "Adventures with Kings we do not believe that at thia time thc annual Interest charge and by | lng them. At this time every taxpayer Michigan Is Justified in adding *38,- paying up their debts Instead of bM alI thc tax burden he can ca;ry. | hear the program and take part in ... the discussion. The pot luck supper T,ve theme for the pro000,000 to its bonded debt, with adding to their future burdens. |To Bdd to that burden In times like i ts to be held at 7:30. All In attendKram was Adventures in Spreading bonds drawing four or five per cent, If the state'could obtain *38.000,-) these Is both unwise ar.i. In our‘ ance are asked to bring table serv-.the Light. Eddv in order to construct new roods, 000. which of course it cannot, with- Judgment, unnecessary. We have ; Ice. sandwiches and one other dish I make grade separations, build new out payment of interest, there would gone through thc worst of lhe de(Continued from page one) buildings or additions to old ones. not be the serious objection we have pression and thc state has gotten [ gave a most' interesting address and Anyone who has watched the to this proposed bond iasue When along ' — without —* “ the ■* proposed J new. that it was his Job as a boy to split number of men employed on a road the. advocates of this plan glibly talk buildings and the additions to and pile the wood during the winter . «nXpS.ito! .uxb paving Job knows that the money of *38.000.000. they do ix>t mention buildings and without the roads and for the coming summer. It was his I . i spent for that purpose would not the fact that, spread over thirty grade separations. We think it can do morning duty to see that the yawn- shrub planting demonstration on the Deautlful. mean a great deal of employment. years, with a definite amount ol so for a little while longer until bet- ing chasm la a big woodbox was Sr‘3Of|^Mawu2rofA»taitSgs0on the rl06P of lhc afternexjn meeting.) ‘ “ --— times shah arrive. Then we think duly filled. The voracious appetite SVo^We^^y°\K S>- A There are other kinds of work cost­ principal and interest paid yearly, BaDd’ Orchestra and Glee ing the same amount where the men the taxpayers would have to dig up. the state, by a sensible plan of tax- 'of that woodbox Is still a fragrant „ L c * h i Clubs Gave Concert employed would be fur greater In with four per cent bonds. *22.800.000 atlon. can build the buildings it memory. The family horse and cow general meeting open to the public ™ s™?,Er™' Ni’ht number than would be needed for interest. If they were five per cent needs, construct the roads and grade 1 had also to be fed and cared for. s Besides the six young ladies, Mrs. | any construction or ■ building Im­ bonds they would add *28.500.000 In separations that may be required, on [That was generally the writer's Job. ^>’d JV,0 ftobert • n ,oc cording co to uouniy County Agent rwer. Foster. u^»SSrt:_' ?e .Sprt.n.g .Mu,i.cal. Z*?.UvaLal provement program. In other words, Interest alone. We think that *38.- tne pay-as-you-go plan, without Occasionally his father would buy cormng Mr. Gregg has given five lessons d«‘L Rt*ert ttUditorium last Friday evewe do not look upon this expenditure 000.000 of Improvements which act- laying interest on *38,000,000 ut; atx foot wood which had to be sawed nlng was given before a fair sized _________________________________ ; in two. sometimes twice, in order to during the winter to parties inter- Cook. audience the stormy weather doubl'get it Into the furnace. That was ested in landscape activities un<A ‘”>d from1 “ this city. District : ‘Is city■^ s“lcl President.' ,css keeping many away. (part of the writer's Job. There was who have Indicated that they want J™ Mrs EB Anderson. of Grand Rapin<_ Hlih ni<n tohool bbnd MIia .nd «to ptol torub. .rwuil IMr m “ iThe | a good-sized garden to be looked farm buildings, These lessons nave a ^ “ ," SJ?!* e?e* chestra under Director Wesley Loj after during thc summer. Thc writ- farm buildings. These lessons have been given by lecture with the aid d ’ tftog the day and eve-, , . --------I er can well remember his reluctance 1 gan gave the major part of the proigram. os published last week, doing ! about tackling the hoe and rake. of solorcd slides. In all, twenty-one ",ng WBa «P^ndtd। some exceUcilt ensemble work espe­ )but hi<f father reminded him that farm families have been enrolled, j 1KCRKASED EXEMPTION. cially in thc march numbers. that was port of his Job. There was In the demonstration planting. Thc supervisors In the townships' The only soloist on the program a big lawn too that hod to be mowed Mr. Gregg will show iu>w nursery­ A Coffee Youll ------------ - ---------------------------------------------------------fill find .... the -----------amount----of ,personal was John Chandler, whose cornet and raked. The writer is not criti­ stock should be pruned for Betting.' „... Ask for Again. cising his father. He never did a He will also show how the plants are property on their assessment rolls solo emphasized him os a musician (better thing for hU sons than find­ made. Mr. Gregg will plant thc en- considerably reduced as a result ot a of much promise on this Instrument, Satisfaction assured with 1 11 1 Q Blended right, ground to or­ both quality and price. 2 UC ing jobs for them. tire .... planting plan as it .. was made _____ for _ _ ..... law passed ... at ___ the _________ recent special _____ ses-1 — . Two, _____ — all too — ------brief,. --------------selections by — der at time of purchase. Eligible Voters Should Register Their Emphatic Protests! Sound Banking j ^LAY • mweraw National Bank of Hastings ,„iThe spring music Ut k. THOMAS SPECIAL GREEN JAPAN TEA COFFEE lb. 21c PRUNES Change Is the Thing! 70-80 size California SpBIMUTIME la Ih* ocoaalon for Lb. TOMATOES Fancy Cream o' Garden. * 1 10' cfn’12- 9c JELL-O FLOUR Quick Setting. Six flavors. Golden Crest. All-purpose. Pkg. 5c 5 •hack!** at hurried. hacUc ibospins 25c OVALTINE BISQUICK Pood Beverage. Perfect biscuits, quick,easy. Delicious. S.F 20c S2 39c8X‘,73c E"1 O W"1 XN J y X £ ■ -A r-* u) ■ Wisconsin Full Cream Delightful Flavor, Bulk A AN T £7 JTM 1, £ JL ill pw Q Alice 28-oz. Cans EVERGREEN SWEET Cream Style Pack £V No. 2 Cans APRICOTS a? Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING 20c Quart Jara .... 32c 1 1^4 V ky IV 17c 3 c.n. 25c tSi. 15c SUGAR C.uO ’vr fartjv Fsnou* Northrup-Klnc ri»vKi, vaetubiM. E Pkg. DC Lb. lie SNO SHEEN B.. 28c Made especially for Angel Food and other fine cakes. Comes In side-sifter box. KJ Pound Sack brd q An Attractive Display From Which to Select. named Ken Bryan Cobb. Mrs John Maurer. NaahvUte. Root* 4. on April 17? She weighed eight been named Gertrude Mary Bar- Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kermeen are the parents Of a daughter born on Tuesday. April 17. Fourteen patients are receiving enre at the hojpiUii this Wednesdaj morning. There are so many automatlo Now there Isdsno wood to spilt, no Several hundred shrubs will be set exempts *1,000 of personal property1 glee cluba of forty voices and a vices for the home now. fcny brids ------ - -----------J i ----------for any--farmer. will cut down couple numbers by a mixed chor- can go right to housekeeping If she of, many different varieties.1. / | --------- —*That ■*"— --------------------------*“ of ------*------------------ ---------------In the planting plans made dur- the personal assessment in most of us. under Miss Frances Hunter, were • ■ ■ — hardy native ... .; -"much enjoyed. mechanic.—Montreal Star. mg the winter many the townships. shrubs were used. These shrubs will . be set to allow cooperators to Iden­ tify them for their planting plans. It Is. lioped everyone who has been taking the le**ons through the ‘win­ ter •will find it possible to attend to PENNEY'S watch the method of marking tho shrub bed. how the beds are made, - ---------------------------------------------------------etc. This, will be the only demon, stration of this kind held In this sec- ( tion of thc county. L /Jnn.vt ".a.i W j County Agent Harold J. Foster, announces tiiat he has received word from the Wheat Section of the Ag­ ricultural Adjustment Adminlslra- i tlon that farmers in Barry county; who have not- signed a wheat re-1 duclioa contract and now care to do. so have the opportunity. Those farmers who do choose to sign up now will be entitled to the, last payment on the 1833 crop or about 7c a bushel on their farm al- \ llotment In addition these contracts' will receive the same payment as the i regular contracts on all payments fol thc 1934 and 1835 crops. These Members of thc Hastings Women's1 parmenU os to amount are in no Club and several guests from Wood­ way guaranteed. The only loss a land enjoyed an interesting "Hobby farmer would have by Joining now Day" program on Friday, April 13.■ against lost fall is the 30c per bushel That means a whole sum­ After a short business meeting Mrs. payment already inode to early signmer wardrobe for a young­ H. L. Woodburne presented the various speakers who discussed their Anyone wishing to make a wheat ster at next-to-nothing! It particular hobbles—Mrs. Roy Cor­ reduction contract will have to come means plenty of fresh, des. "Words Often Mispronounced;" Into County Agent Fosters office Mrs. Guy Keller. "Painting;” Mrs. and do so. Dates for taking contracts bright new housefrocks for MUo DeVries. "Reading Character will be open until about May 10th you. New drapes for sum­ from Handwriting;" Mrs. C. D. after which time they wUl again be Bauer, "Making Slip Covers for closed and no more wheat contracts mer cottage rooms. Choose Chairs;” Mrs. Kenlth McIntyre, taken In Barry county. tiny floral allovers, conven­ "Modernizing and Beautifying the • The Wheat Allotment Committee Clothes Press;" Mrs. A. W. Wood- will be in session nt the County tional patterns or big dress bume, “Files for Clippings. Scrap­ Agents office In Hastings all day designs. All 36 inches wide. Book. Tropical Fish;" Mrs. F. L. Saturday. April 28th. for the dis­ Bauer, "Water Colors and Pastels;" cussion of regulations with farmers Mrs. Frank Carrothers^ "Hooked who have already, signed wheat re­ Rugs;" Mrs. D. A. VanBusklrk, duction agreements "Gardening." These were all very delightful talks, and showed thc varied Interest tn different leisure­ IT CERTAINLY WAS A time activities. There was also an VERY UNUSUAL MEAL exhibit of hobbies women engage in such as the interesting scrapbooks of Mrs. Wm. Olney. Mrs. Frank Success of Experiment Does Carrothers' hooked rugs, fancy work Not Warrant Humans in and paintings of Mrs. Guy Keller, Following Example tinted photographs and snapshots by An It/ai In the news letter this Mrs. Janies Mason, pastels and wa­ ter colors by Mrs. F. L Bauer, artis­ week from our West Hope corres­ Sanitary NAHUMS tically covered boxes by Mrs. Kenllii pondent reports an occurrence that McIntyre, a Merry Widow hat by is so unusual we thought It deserved Mrs. Hibner of Woodland, and other special mention. Our correspondent hobbies. After a general discussion writes: "There are a great many different Miss Frances Hunter presented opinions as to what constitutes a Stock up on thia the combined Girls' Glee Clubs of good meal; but we think thc prize Anniversary Buyl 12 to box! Central and Senior high sciwol in goes to two young helfenr belonguig Standard make, two exceptionally well-interpreted to L. D. Woodman, who dined Sungood material I and effective Negro splrltuak "Deep day\ noon on the glass cloth cover­ River” and "Didn't It Rain!" both ing on the hen house. There was no Indication of indigestion." arranged by BurleighEvery reader who knows what Tho next meeting of the Women's ofVp&Aete! Thrifty value*, you’ll realize Club will be held Friday. April 20. glass-cloth Is will award the palm to at 2:30 in the recreation room of these two heifers. While th* ap­ when yeu see them! Flesh Central building. The program will pear to have gotten away with this or White Nainsook with be on American Music arranged by novel meal, the success of their ex­ the Literature department. Miss An­ periment will hardly warrant hu­ contrasting embroidery I na Johnson will give a paper on mans in following their example. that comblnss Women’s sizes I Lay in a* "Folk Songs of America," and Mrs. OBITUARY. ' W. R. Cook will discuss "Musical price, long supply at Penney’s! Mrs. Jennie M. Rowley, aged 82 Minded America." Grand val years, died Friday night. April 13. DEATH OF MRS. ARMOUR. Mrs. Hamilton Armour. Bl, passed daughter and husband. Mr. and away at the Pennock hospital Sun­ Mrs. J. E. Mattoon, 721 So. Church day noon, following an emergency street. Mrs. Rowley suffered a operation performed Friday night aQ broken hip three weeks ago while Her granddaughter. Mrs. midnight. She was Miss Emma visiting ----------------»<Dunn prior to her marriage, and Mildred Jones, in Wyandotte. Mrs. Straight-cut, with Bodice Top! the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rowley was a member of the Meth­ odist, Episcopal church, the Order Dunn, of near Hickory Comers She was bom Sept. 13. 1873. Surviving of the Eastern Star and thc Wom­ her are a son. Floyd Armour, of en's Relief Corps. She was the wid­ Hastings, and four daughters, Mrs. ow of the late Wolcott Rowley, a For the woman who likes the comfort Vesta Shedd, of Battle creek; Mrs. veteran of the Civil war, and had and economy of cotton for under­ Velma Dickeraon. Hope township; lived In Hastings about 30 .years. things t In straight-cut lines, for bet­ Mrs. Fannie buckland, Litchfield; She leaves to mourn their loss one ter wearing qualities 160 square Nalftdaughter, Mrs. Mattoon, a son, Mrs. Mabie Hampton. near Dowling. 100k. Flesh and White, siuo 34-441 There are also nine grandchildren Frank C. Rowley ot Adrian, three and a sister left to mourn iter pass­ grandchildren and two great-grand­ ing. the sister being Mrs. lantha children. The funeral was held Rlsbridger, ot Battle Creek. The fu­ Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at neral was held Tuesday afternoon Ute Walldorf! funeral home with at 2:30 o’clock at the Bunnell church Rev. L. L. Dewey officiating and and burial made in Cedar Creek Eastern Star services. Thc burial cemetery. The Rev. C. 8. Rennells, was made in the Grand Ledge cem­ pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist etery.. church, and the Rev. Oscar Smith, Golf provides balance for the bus­ postor of thc Methodist Protestant iness man. He spends half his time 116-118 East State Street — Hastings, Michigan church officiated. trying to get in thc hole and tire Envelopes came Into general use other half trying to stay out.—Loa Angeles Times. about a century ago. sawing, nor currying It into the house. Very few In town keep a ’cow these days, and no town folks। ;keep horse and buggy. r?-/ Few have j a garden of sny size. So a boy grows (up without being responsible for (seeing that certain things are done. I Boys are naturally active and bound to be doing something. Al this per­ iod in their Ilves supervised play comes in very nicely. Tne super­ visor will see tiiat they play fair or get out of the game. The games ore )not expensive but will keep boys ■ busy and Urey can have a lol of fun out of them. I We certainly hope that plans may I be worked out this year to have su­ pervised play in Hastings during the three months of summer vacation. We feel confident that thc merits of such a plan will be so well estab­ lished that it will be a fixed policy In this city to provide supervised play for both boys and girls FOUNDERS DAYS * Thursday, Friday and Saturday What an Anniversary! You Get Women’s NUTONE PRINTS Felt Slippers in Clear Fast Colors, at Women’s Club 9C yd Leather Tips SoftLeather Soles Only 3X« Founder’s Days Feature Actually! Hand-embroidered Men's Elastic Suspenders PORTO RICAN for 1O« NEW! UMBRELLAS ORANGES “f D~ 27c GRAPEFRUIT 4 -25c LEWIONS Sunkiat Doz. 29c ONION SETS v-u. 2 ib. 35c IVORY SOAP t: - ioc SILVER KING It’s “Balanced” For Bread. Biscuits, Cake. 24%-lb. Sack OLD DUTCH asr™. 2 e... 15c Tax included $*| 09 1 £ • All C. Thomas Stores' Prices INCLUDE the Michigan 3 Per Cent Sales Tax. C. THOMAS STORES ‘Every Day Low Price* 128 West State Street ■ Ray Clinton. 317 N. Park St, on April 14. He haa been named Jack Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cobb. MO N. East St., are the parents ot a< son bom oh April 14, weighing seven; GOWNS Beans kidney, as-o*. cm 10c Peas EVEBOOOD. M*d. Mo. 3 CU> 12c K TO BLUE LABEL. Sli. Can ‘ 10c FRESH FRUITS - VEGETABLES Madinin Brown MOLASSES Aant Din* M*w OrlMtii. V* 17c SALT ru. r.ti. TO Ha 17c PUFFED WHEAT 10c GARDEN SEEDS 18c 10c 25c 18c Vcltman's fine quality. Fresh and tasty. Several varieties to choose from. Crescent Self-Rising i.u. m. Lb. COOKIES ITT ATTD pancake e Egg Noodles Larsen’s Vanilla rouu ' Cooked with Tomato Sauce FENNOCK HOSPITAL. A non .weighing pounds and FESTIVAL ISseven ENJOYED u_____________ Lace-trimmed Nainsook 39c Men's and Boy9* Sweaters 98c PENNEY �\ J rut ummi monnt, wcunuur, Banner DwMent *-,***l“tl It-.,, —....llv well and Opinions; j What Others Say Senator LaFkdlette. for lasses himself as a Republican but .-juldn't subscribe to very many of;, ’the qualifications mentioned. On the j' r a«VENTY K!OHTll yexb iother hand the Guardian's descrip- WE ■■ ■■■— — tlon of a Republican fits Senator mn, u. ------------------ • example,, Vtewr iupui>- ‘This and That The Heralds of Spring. Feathered Songsters. Joyful Tunes. ; Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday Grand Rapids division of the Michi­ have been much Interested for *evgan Central is very good just now' era! years in handicapped children, and the freight trains an simply and so should be interested tn over­ coming dafaptlve «peech in children. ■ In your homes” *be said, lhe thing The Triple Link dub at Mra. bafore the children." Maurice Mills' was enjoyed very She invited those Interested Io call, much. There were fourteen present. at the Ann J. Kellogg'school in No .niw;1;1iJ18._nr‘xt tnonth but will ’ i‘Olw. .rd, txmoer.1. Mt *bo>il 100 ' "»»« J* *?"« “ Ti! No joyless forms shall regulate Buttle Creek and mo thc work ac-1 meet with Mrs. Pearl Barley -uua June Our living calendar; ------------■ ** ci*** n*iur. tM'Governor?" Tliat question to asked lually being carried on there to 8tfi. tually •otecriMiPM br Malt. Punuja. ,act' •a"dln« to UlL • many times every week. It indicates We from today, my friend, will date benefit children In that school who IM »oiMr ^ntTT oxx ii 00 thC “*e vbllln,an u more that the prraent Governor, unless The opening of the year. Thc Cemetery Circle have hired need to have defective speech cor­ Robert McKlbbln to care for the “ft Ilao4v««*.) ” Republican titan most of thc Rc- lie Improves hto position with the rected. cemetery this year. Please mall IN Bzaar county six months eo* 'publicans. This list might cosily be roters of the state, to going to havo Thus did Wordsworth eulogize the your dues to Prairieville Cemetery a bard Hard time bring oemg rc-clected. re-cjcctca. It it. [ first mild days of spring when the (It Ml* lu **«**<«.) n OrBAMY COUNTY. THRKK Months enlarged. Ifurther ‘- ■ ■ ---------- ••-< feathered songsters heralded the re­ , PRA1BIEVILLE. Circle, Lucy Norris. Tress. indicates that--------------------many people IX adtaNcb ----- -——. *>« in fact party names mean very ore still open-minded so far as treat of winter bleakness with bursts Mary Jean Smith returned from ir rxM’MTY <>mm —----— -----“c ,uu w »»< ««•< ui •>•< PINE LAKE. Chicago Friday night The trip v*Wr*k , , ' ,|i so little these days. .There are men avowed candidates are concerned-j of melody. was very interesting and a fine ex­ that • • • ' On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Frank OMPTIOX8. ONE Within the Republican ranks ^ C<3 .™^k------,has h“.. announced .. laiiRJ whose wikaw Mr. ---r;- Comstock -------------. . , , j not .... . ... .. pOT^ exagger­ perience for the children. Thfcre Shelp returned to their home after «. du,„ were two hundred children, mem­ spending the winter months ' in * first robin sighted, the ,J more widely than, certain Demo- d Fitzgerald, republican Secretary , first joyful bers of other band*, stopping at the Florida. Friday and Saturday they ----- warble heard is a dis­ crats with certain Republicans. J of Stale, by virtue of being the only Itlnctive eve same Iwtel where the Kellogg school visited her brother. John Sperry, in tinctive event. Yet there are times group stopped. They had a wonder­ Kalamazoo. Ks***?? Thomas Jefferson the great liberal, surviving republican state officer in later on in the season when the te. !ta.!"!.~*. >■? f u,c tllpollcn, M .b, m.M .^ uon. i. ful time. the ,1932-33 elections, is .„ an avowed mossed to -------------attending the University Mr. and Mrs. Clare Doster an­ I.UWOVU choruses wiuiuava of Ul bird., become ■ a — -------------- of Mlchl.w sac. mcb , , . . . .. .. candidate and has the advantage of most decided source of irritation, j spending the Easter vaca- SPEECH HANDICAPS Don't forget lhe Mother-Daugh­ nounce the birth of a daughter m . dom and the **tron Ralnt of,the manypollUcalconnectlonsthrough- Take the carly-monUng chattering J lion with their parents. Mr. and ter banquet Friday night. April 20. Thursday. April 12th, at Kalamaaoo. WAS HER SUBJECT a. 1* a «w4. M .Democratic party would frown with out the state. Other prominent sparrows, for example, and who has; Mrs. Perry Henry. Mrs. Myrtle Rogers and Mrs. Mary ot birth* or tn«rri*<e* win b« disfavor on some of the experimen- democrats frequently mentioned arc not been awakened nt dawn of dayi Mr- and Mrs. George Jones and Rapids speaker; also the Bunday Mullcndorc went to Hastings on "“ i-.lui ud |»ler».iutk meiuura Wta 'O""k ,T by a wood pecker or flicker thump-1 <laughter. Leona, of Toledo, spent Interesting Talk by Mias 8c- School convention. April 22. when Tuesday to meet with Miss Hershey t>t |uv ,ii tius tiu’ Philippine PnlUnnlne Islands. Ing away on a tin roof Just outside! lhe week end with Mr. and Mrs. General of Rev. B. 8. Coors, pastor of First whft presented lhe last Nutrition bald of the Kellogg c« <it on« erm advocated by some of his "followers" , Judge Arthur M. Lacey. Both of Yet despite all annoyances, there are | Henry Kuempc). Mrs. Jones and Mrs Methodist church of Kalamazoo >» “word °rJ': toda5'- Alexander Hamilton whose these men have also been mentioned [ few tw Foundation people who would be willing to' Kuempcl are sisters and it was their will be speaker. Mrs. Belle Shephard thts time plans were made for ...ov. ■ v, i ,-..i ' fl rat mM-tIna tn tw-ntv as democratic candidates for the U. I part with the annual tree-top festl:' flrat meeting in twenty years. is. P°,lcl03 B!* ntodlfled by Abraham The Rotarians, at their Monday has charge of lhe music program. County Achievement Day which will Miss Genevieve Bush returned pn — —__________ noon luncheon, had „„ the privilege of Lewis Johnson has purchased of be held some time In May. Lincoln form thc basis of the pres-1 8. Senate to oppose Arthur H. Von- vais for the mere sake of addedI denberg. They have not indicated quiet Sunday from a visit with friends in hearing a very InteresUng talk by Ernest Armstrong the corner prop­ Miss Maggie Brouard has returned ent Republican party believed In a their intentions. Among the repub-1 - - Three Rivers and several other Mbs Sebald. who has charge of lhe erty in the north part of town. to her home from the hospital and Is — -y.. , ... —.... .. strong Federal government as op- llcans. former Governor A, J. I speech-correction work of the W. K. Pleased that Mr. and Mrs. Johnson slightly Improved in health, but The song of a bird, like a precious; Michigan towns. d“lLc“kiMdot,bwk to Jefferson's view of a rath- Groesbeck's name to heard often. stone, needs a proper setting to be. Mrs. Ellis Lake and daughter of Kellogg Foundation. Most of her will remain residents of our town. Mrs. Frances Brainard is very seri­ tad job prikUna. cr lease Federation of the states. Strange as it may seem, the very fully appreciated. We have listenedI Colon, who have been caring for [work is done in the Ann J. Kellogg Rom Pengo of Kalamazoo was hi ously Ul now. same people who condemned Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Slbbersen are ■ But even Hamilton would probably Groesbeck back in 1926 for being an to many reproductions of bird song*i Mrs. M. H. Burton, returned to their (school for handicapped children in town Saturday. but somehow they all seem woefully’ home on Monday, accompanied by I Battle Creek; but she also visits Saturday night the Ladles' Aid en­ moving to Plainwell, where they MINORITY BLOC RULE balk at some of thc intense conccn- autocrat and wielding the "big flat and discordant. There wast Mrs. Burton, who to convalescent. I various places in the area covered tertained to a chicken supper. A havo purchased a home. stick" now want him for identically Misses Kate Sibley and Georgia by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation— play "Where's Grandma" was given. something lacking; the mysterious; Arliss Calthrop who has been very A tool veteran called our atten- lratton ot tor whtch fuPubtion to the fact that in an editorial 1Kan rcprcsenUtives and senators of Uic same reasons Uicy formerly dls- aisles of wood I ah ds with their leafy■ Brown went to Detroit Friday to at- [which includes Barry county—In Decorations were green and pink. ill of pneumonia, is Improving slow­ , . . , . . > liked him. They feel he is one mon arches overhead; thc smell of lend lhe state meeting of the Camp- [order to render assistance in speech The sumptuous repast showed ap­ ly. post years voted.entitled "Roosevelt vs Congress' we the P 451 'few ew J'®* 18 have voted | sufficiently well established polltifire Girls Olrls’ and Counsellors os as reprep correction to children. Are On Monday evening, April ninth, preciation of the efforts of those referred to thc veterans' allowance | 11 l,n 1 possible- to describe one s [ cally to reorganize, co-ordinate and .resentatlves of -• ‘the y- Hastings ~-_p. gryup. Most cases of defective speech taking part. a large group from thc Pine Lake ------------I with which she deals have been act without mentioning tliat a size- Political views nowadays by tiie cstabltoh order where there Is now Mrs. Mary DeBack Is a pneumon­ Farmers' Club attended the "get to­ I TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY- caused by infantile paralysis; but ia patient In Delton hospital. We gether" meeting hold at the Delton able part of the quarter of a billton '**®Ple wrm ''Democrat" or "Rcpub- confusion and chaos. Former Gov­ ernor Wilber M. Brucker Is said to I Mrs. Birney Kenyon and baby of: there arc other causes. Her alm is to wish her a speedy recovery. Community Hall sponsored by the dollara in question was to go toward lcun ” n u to state fur­ have a hang-over case of political (Lansing have been the guests of her;reach youngsters.where there is any Mr. and Mrs D. N. Honeywell Community Club of that place. The itch,— but Increasing the pay of Federal cm- ther whether one is a liberal Rc- ------. is-getting w---------w little cncourage---- ------- [parents. Mr. and Mrs Hiram Rog­ hope of correction and teach them visited their daughters, Opal Honey­ hail was filled to capacity, six pioyre. and not to veterans. Our PuMican or Democrat or a radical ment to relieve it in the coming EVERY joy is gain. ers, and other relatives this week. how to overcome their speaking well al Nichols hospital and Mrs. clubs being represented. Very goad . t? a dozen Frank Dooley of Memphis. Tcn- handicaps. Many cases cannot be Philip OToolc and family of Battle programs were prescutad by each [ editorial was not concerned with the’«ePt“^“n or Democrat consenaAnd gain is gain, or more greats or ncar.-greats in i neesee. visited Hastings relatlvos corrected; but where a cure is pos­ Creek Sunday. group after which refreshments of however small. — dtopotal of the money, but rather live Democrats and Republicans each party suffering from the same Sunday. His friends will be glad to sible It Is wry interesting and help­ George Wilkins, who lias lived in sandwiclms. pickles, fried cakes and Robert Brown­ । with thc fact that members of Con- whether they like it or not liold malady. More important, we believe, I know that he to making good in ful work. She spoke of cases of chil­ tills vicinity nearly al) his life, died coffee were served by the Delton [ Memphis. gross in an election year gave way practically the same conceptions ol than the pinning of hopes to cer­ ing. dren who stuttered, or who had some suddenly Tuesday afternoon. He group. Buch meetings arc very in­ Miss Dot Stellma. Miss Aldrich other Impediment In their • speech. leaves four sons, Ned, Bert. Roy spiring and the Delton Club slxnild to thc demands of a minority blo<r Eownunent; so do liberal Rcpubli- tain Individuals. Is thc need for the leaders of both parties to get land Mr. DeVries of Grand Rapids Occasionally there Ln a deft palate, and Harry and tvqo daughters, Mrs. be commended for their gracious • lor the sake ot nursing votes. We re- caIU a,ld Democrats; so do radical together and each select a tentawere in Hostings Saturday to at­ or some other physical defect, which Tolles of South Haven nnd Mrs hospitality and courteous treatment fuze to believe that the majority of Republicans and Democrat*. ; tive ticket mode up of the strong­ tend the funeral of Charles Steb­ hud been corrected, after which the Lulu Shepard of this place, several of all present. senators and representatives. DemWith these differences within the est men they can draft. This done, bins. child had been able to talk readily. grandchildren and many friends to | Mr and Mrs. Chas. Hicks enter­ She stated that few of us can real­ mourn his passing. Burial in Prairie­ EAST DELTON. ‘ tocrat or Republican, in a normal ranks will the traditional two party let them present these names to thc voters along with a set of prin­ tained for Easter Mr. and Mrs. Sel­ ize the difficult situation of a child ville cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Griffen of Fair " I year would hare over-ridden the vc- »>«em of this country be able to ciples. or platform pledging what by of Oklahoma City; Mr. and Mrs. who U unable to talk correctly. He Gordon Wales has employment hike spent Monday evening with I to of a president to set the budget u survive or will a realignment of they propose to do. Of course, this iSanuon of Hastings and Mr. and cannot mingle comfortably with other with Ward Lindsey nnd Frank is Mason Newton. । quarter of a billion dollars off bal- lortxt or possibly . . n break-up . of. the would not eliminate the primary | Mrs Robert Garrison and son of children, and often become:, u sub­ with Russell Miner of Doster for the Rex Waters and wife had for Sun­ flowers, and grass and growing more ject of ridicule, which increases the I ance. One cannot prevent the or- major parties into three or r.. —- 1 c’ccLion and the hordes of self­ things; tiie murmur of brooklets; Battle Creek. day visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Murton starters. It should, however, give an i A telegram was received Bunday handicap. But where taught what to Mrs. Cecil Cappon returned home Rupe of near Orangeville, Will Lou­ sanization Ul of uuuu>»7 minority uiuuB. blocs- c<ui can- ___ camps be inevitable? So far Amcrlthe soft hum of insect swarms; the II bwxmmum . CIluU raca uckci , or siate. on aavan--— «**~«-* ow < muu >. urc endorsed ticket, slate, ad vanby their friends in tills city an­ do to correct the trouble, or where from Borg ess hospital fit Kalama­ den and daughter. Marvel, of Gull not prevent them from employing cans *1“'® 1,01 received the idea of a tagc, It might convince people, it skv and clouds overhead, in fact the nouncing the -arrival In San Fran­ thc defect can be successfully treat­ zoo Saturday. lake and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Locher skilled lobbyists at Washington; ncw PArty favorably. Even Theodore was better to vote for a program in- Bctual sound sound issuing issuing from from ths the cisco Saturday of Ool. and Mrs. A. D- ed by surgery, the Improvement has Maurice Hughes submitted to a • cannot prevent them from flooding Roosevelt for all his forceful leader- 5trad of ambitious individuals. It ’b™aU oI tbes® r®«thered creatures Kntokcm. They have spent three been rapid and marked. The re­ tonsil operation at Delton hospital and two children of Wayland. uitui iruui uuuuuio ..... —................ ....... —------------- — . .... , . ..--------Ray Durkee and family of North ts not SO so perfect in In itself ttself as the time. time, years in China and the Philippines ward in satisfaction to the teacher ... made . mlaht mnnitntr the (ha very van* evident avldan* 'S ti» halls of Congress with telegrams s,dP and personal. popularity nUgln dr demonstrate Wednesday. Hc is getting along Delton spent Sunday with the home icicKnuiu.r . j weakness ot of thcthe primary system and weakness primary system and place and manner in which the and have been assigned to Chicago, has been very great when she can nicely. ’ folks. • postcards and letters when "favor- practically no headway with wnn hto ins brlI brlng obout corrective legislation, 1 "robbing notes are struck—notes which will be their liome. and for see such children speaking and act­ Mr. and Mrs. Lehman visited rela­ The community was again sad­ doubt that We believe „ it WUUfU would be worth tryhlch -seem be a call to come which city they left San Francisco ing normally when with other chil­ able" legislation is pending. It prob- BuU Moose But wf d__L: wurtIl tr)r . ' *--------to-----------------tives at Kalamazoo last week. dened Sunday to hear of the death ■ —*— doubt if it .. will —... bo , attempt. [ 1 fcirU fnrth’- 10 tzi >•« llv«. a nnH ir. wniA,. ably would be contrary to the spirit luch acut0 and fundamental diflur- 'ng. We nd to enjoy, dren. yesterday. . 1 Homer Jackson Is In Dearborn of Mrs. Harnmic Armour, who died of lhe Federal Constitution if these ences existed within party ranks'cd. for th.c 5,mP,c reason that the| Miss Charlotte Olley of ScottsvlIJe' Addressing herself directly to the after an operation at Pennock hos­ has so dhtnmUvi disrupted narfv party '| What music tn thc world to more came Tuesday for a visit with Mias|Rotarians she asked; "What can you where he has employment. u. Mre < iahuuiumum ii uicsc. i i primary has Margaret Reed spenfSunday with pital Saturday evening. activities were forbidden although. lhcn a® now. leadership that there is today noiAl,rrln8 than lhc festival of sound Grace Edmonds and other friends. |do about all this? Well, you can do her parents at Hickory Corncra. Mason Newton spent Sunday at individual or group of individuals lS5U,nH at daybreak from a grove or tn our opinion, they are being car­ Mr. and Mrs D. M. Barrett ofja 8»od deal." she said. "Rotarians Mr. and Mrs. De Forest and chil- Ed. Newton's near Hinds Comers. ried on to an unreasonable degree.1 Governor Comstock still maintains strong and influential enough to I woodland well populated with a va- Grund Rapids were guests of Mr., ———___________________ ' rally any considerable number of ,r'cty of birds! Music by the great •nd Mre. A. C- Brown Wednesday. [ It to squarely up to Congress to cll“t tic hasn't made a mistake! Is ■" more subtle, -----------------more appeal-­ party chieftains to such a plan.1i masters l,: — check the over-zeaious demands of ----------- = YK/MtS AGO loBAY Look for announcements and devel- ing to the Intelligence but does not ■' all minority Blocs. If senators and •-­ The many friends of Chas, Weis- ' ■! iHIH ■ LEARNING TO LIVE. ।|opmenta opmenu as soon as the' present excel in sheer throbbing spontaniety and joy And what a variety of mol- Jsert. Jr., now in hto junior year at) survey made------------------atnnng employees .special session ends -It—will representatives are afraid to say - -------——r ----------------------- be an imody is produced by these songsters ; j Harvard College, will read with I *no~ to such groups—at least during of of the larger industrial P°Ftntnt and •n’erestlng campaign,— Marshall, Clinton nmmtv County what a contrast between the plain-, pleasure that hc luu been elected | election year—then we cease to have concerns indicates that the enforced ,Schylcr v cr Ua live note of a mourning dove, the'one of the regular editors of the Republican-News. anytlilng which resembles a demo- 'ctoure time caused by the depressprightly trill of a thrush, the eerie, Harvard Illustrated Magazine, 'nils moon of a hoot owl, the jolly little | magazine is published monthly dur­ cratlc government and descend to 5,on combined with a reduction in FATHER-AND-SON COMPLEX. song of the wren, the lusty chant of | ing the -college year, and portrays I rule by minority blocs. Is this the working ijours and a general slowing We have attended many falher- thy robin, thc vibrant tune of a song the current events of college life in ’ type of government that George down In tiie tempf of living has iand-son affairs in the last twenty- sparrow. ■ timely articles uj»n matters interWashington fought to build, that stimulated an interest in reading. 1 • • ’ esting both to students and gradu—and gencrYcs indeed! Songbirds arc much ates. Mr Wetoscrt wrote a story re-1 Lincoln fought to save, that Jef- s|*?rU^hobbi<3 and thc home. Back ways interesting to\usv^uitcu u 'aliy enjoyable One occurred this more an integral part of spring than cently which was not only accepted I tenon visualized, that Hamilton ln <hc twelve and fourteen hour wwkVn^T^j^nT’whlch’hada ca” : arbitrary dates marked on our cal- by thc editors, but secured his elec­ worked to consolidate? Eurojje has working day period people didn’t parity crowd out. That proves tojendar? tion from tiie class of 1905 to a reg- j demonstrated that Ute Inevitable h»vc much leisure time. One of thc ,,s- 11 nothing else, that there are I ular editorship on the magazine. great many m, men who wish answer to minority bloc rule to die- stock arguments used against short- ' a cr, ’at mnnv "n w h,‘ do not w **u which in itself is a great honor, as to paw up an opjwrlunlty of putting some of the brightest men In the tatorahip. is this what thc fate of cr hours was that workmen not themselves on record as being in-। । country have served on thc publlcathe United States is to be? knowing how to employ their idle terested In their own sons—or boys i , ... . time would become restless, dissatis­ generally. Sjieakers frequcntly_aLtempt to set up a sort of Ideal code 1 trwjKiri, Mich., । Mr nnd Mrs. Will Douglas and ! daughter of Grand Rapids spent fied and an easy prey for agitators. of ethics between the kid and lhe1 Fdl,_p ftf .... Rann?rprU M' 1934 'Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Clarence “A—1* one who believes that cvca But thc facts of the past few years old man. Generally n falls pretty1 fl1. in an emergency the purpose of our indicate that this is not true, Elgh- flat on the cars of both. Not that I Among thc many newsy Items Goucher. They left yesterday for Palestine. Texas, where -they will from Fwjxrrt in this week's BanConstitutlon to to guarantee Individ- ty-four per cent of the men ques- secretly they do not regard one an- |1 ner we note the following—"Every* make their future home. ual rights against the arbitrary au- Honed and 68 per cent of the worn- other highly—they do The hitch t[one seems well pleased over the re­ Mrs Frank Radford and daugh­ comes in talking about it. Thr dad I' thority of government. He is one en spent more time reading News- who "thinks his eyes" of that boy sult of. thc recent township elec­ ter. Oracle and Master Harr> Bood manners nr ,,on ,ul1 republican ticket was Wooorun Wooarufl spent lpem Friday Fr,d“> and Saturwho favors tree speech, a free press, papers headed the list with maga- seldom believes itttogood or |®'®®‘«F ‘ ** Everyone appears to be d“>' '» °k*nd Rapids. Uli manners the tell the bov so C mi fcd “P w the-democratic ad- „jos- Simpson of Sen the free competition of tree Individ- zines artel books following in order, even good sense vto wtuL^hr^a^ wcU Simpson of Seneca Falls. N.I when ceases I,'nUlUtraUon ln hl«her offices “d XIJos. uab. Fifty-nine per cent of thr men spent ’.Likewise the boy. ■fdom tellshcthT^ld 7. “ ’t*d his hU daughter-and dM?ht< ' lilted -ether : to be a baby, seldom the old *a"' * ®ban«®" _ UV.BUStellse 2^5 ‘(relatives over .? “??•< Sunday. “A—is one who is opposed to a morc t'tne enjoying themselves at man what a helluvaguy he secretly want a change." Mrs W1U Rlcl) who has been visitmanaged economy, whether Cotn- °"’do°r sports and 80 per cent of believe* him to be. The bond that I, p The enclosed clipping from Tiie I Pathfinder of April 14 explains how in? sUt®r. Mrs. Wil) Thomas, at munist. Fascist or Socialist. He is thc women devoted more time to the exist*, and tliefe's no denying that .. well wc are fed up."— Holland,-----------returned Tuesday. such bonds do exist, is a secret i ' Chtnat ta inti-sludgt lto*Vlt "D”— j Mrs Clarence Folger of Vermontone who believes that happiness, household arts. The shorter woikDO YOU KNOW THAT— one It comes to the surface beauItep tludg* out—seve oil Ivllle to visiting relatives and friends' progreM and prosperity in America ,nB *eek seems here to stay and If lifully in times .of emergency, stress [ .... During March thc Federal Sur­ • in the city. can best be promoted, not by Fed- anything will probably be reduced or great emotion. The rest of lhe I Plus Relief Corporation supplied plus sup,-----destitute unemployed families with eral bureaucracy, but by private en- cvcn further Therefore thc use of FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ' 1.529359 bushels of grain. 132300 l*r thiat Thc grralrat cause of high oil conCiu-i Barlow visited relatives in terprtse and initiative, duly policed Hmc takes on added importlaumt I texes 01 oranges and 99314,600 the city over Sunday. He will •umptioa in automobile engine* u slud#— •gainst abuses, bul-with a minimum ancP- *n to be gradually sludge that foula filter*, make* valve* •luggidi snot oer own I pounds of other foodstuffs. 779.792 travel in New York apd thj New Ot red tape and regulation. dawning on American people, pro* blankets and 518.264 tons of coal? [England States, ind does.-not ,ou Iom gasoline pouer and nuicage, and "A—to one who reasons that ,CMlon*1 •"««. (-workmen and cmto return this cau»e* ring* to (tick and pump oil. Are we well fedI pect up? I'll say we to are. ' section Sf -----recovery will come more quickly and Plo-vcrs aUke’.‘ that wc were all going time they generally choose to Ig­ . - -------Dr. H. C. Peckham. (country for a year. Al»o rrtnrmlxr thi*: You can keep sludge out -----. ------- -- ——. — called to of Tour motor bv tuine Iao.Via "II". >kn >ntl. more surely from restoring confl- at iUCh a fftit PJC(’ lntent only on nore it—just go along on a sort of_ VACANCIES EXIST. Nashville Saturday where hto man • to - man. ask-no-quarter-andddhee in natural economic forces, money and Production that many of give-none basis. This fact may not According to information received father-in-law. Mr. Wore, was hurt than from brusque than from brusque experiments experiments ,he morp cnJoyab!e features of life suit thr sentimentalists, but it is at the local post office there now ln 1 rimaway accident. Miss Sarah Jones L is drilling a slippuig by unheeded. Amer­ true . What we are trying to say is: exist in the United States Army Air , which perplex, bewilder or frighten were ' icans have learned to beat thc There may be more real, deep-seal- Corps at Selfridge Field, vacancies, company of local singers for the both Investors and producers. 1 cd love in a gruff re joiner and a for desirable and qualified men who'oP®ra 'Little Tycoon." Miss Minnie leal, Am lubricstioa you ean buy. "A— Is one who favors a sound and ’world at mass production; now. they lusty sock on the chin between a wish to enlist as privates for the 1 Dickinson will take the leading part, stable currency, based on gold. He is !are learning to live^ father and son than there is In a performance of the ordinary duties They expect to present it about the Tree-top Melodies. WE SHALL8S. Messrs. Lone and Beamer. Their TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. goods are arriving by the carload Miss Elisabeth Severance attend- and they evidently mean business. There is a stem necessity for the de Creek last Tuesday evening, the enforcement of an ordinance against occasion being thc reorganization of drunkenness in this city, and has the Business Men's Club of that city. She was accompanied by Mrs. Ethel Rankes. At the regular meeting of the Mrs. Bella M. Pancoast returned pioneer Engine Company No. 1 held Bunday from a three weeks' visit on Tuesday evening the following with Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Sheldon officers, to serve for the ensuing (Eleanor Rorabeck) at Chicago. year, were elected: J. Harry Ander­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marshall son, Foreman; W. M. Scudder, asand daughter. Marguerite, of Battle ztotant Foreman; Irving D. Cressey, Creek spent the week end with Mr. secretary; Baker Shriner. treasurer; and Mrs Carey Edmonds. F. Stanley, company engineer; AnMiss Hasel, who Is teaching in ft"; A Quotation drain out A carload of loving kisses and sweet We now read that a committee of phrases. Thin b sort of complex, . Republicans is going to investigate or paradox, which some people cun. not understand —.Schuyler Marshall the motives ol the Democratic mem ­ . bers of the committee which investi­ । Clinton County Ropublican-News , gated. the so-called air-mail scan ' dais. Now we suppose the Demo' NEWS GLEANINGS train will retaliate by appointing .a j Democratic committee to investi­ Before the coming of the white • lief, should be avoided; that we can- ’gate the Republican committee in­ man to America, the Indians had thc Democratic commit­ eaten dried hnd powdered cranber­ Dot squander ourselves rich; that vestigating J investigating the airmail situa­ ries with wild turkey. And the cran­ prosperity for a|J will result rather tee J tion. AU of which isn't exactly berry has been habitually umoclafrom less Government spending and . limpid but U at least a bit clearer ted with turkey al Thanksgiving. Jowei taxes, than from more spend­ „„. , . nuuurau. Christmas. anaand New New YeaYear's dinners and more conclusive than any air- since early pioneer days, ing and hlgter loxes." mall facto brought to light to date.! ------------Which of the two major political —,-3r--=z=: | Eighty-flve per cent of all cotton partus would you insert in the blank All the llghta m a block of Lon- ®ooda manufactured in the United zpao-z in the above paragraph? don flats went out for 10 minutes 2?'*? dunns 1933 *“ m*'1' lnthe Tbe artkte originally appeared in a reoldeni who .pent the time enI Moochester Guardian as « defl- {flavoring to finish hto bath to of the ' Approximately SI 1.000 is Che cost “l of a Republican but the de- opinion that it's time somebody in- t® .th® United States Government of i would fit a cxmserrativt vented luminous soap.-Humorlst “giving 2 a boy’ four f0Ur years instruction at the Naval Academy at Annapolis. , one who believes that control of thc naliotud credti should be vested in the Federal Reserve banking system. not in'Che political bureaucracy of ' r thq. Treasury. He is one who believes that pending recovery, every medy citizen must, of course, be fed •nd sheltered by appropriate means( , but that extravagance, even for re -■ Way of Our'World Communication of an Air Corps soldier. [ middle of June. Applicants should meet thc folMrs W F Powers and daughter lowing general requirements. (a> 18 ’®ft this week for an extended visit' years ot age or over (parents' con- with Battle Creek relatives. sent required for those under 2D; Grandma Crawley left for Spring till - Ohio. rvhin Monday, _called . (b> of excellent character and repu- M1U there by tation; (c» citizens of the Uplted ‘he serious illness of her sister. Slates or legally declared intention Misses Anna and Jennie Wolfe <>f becoming a citizen; (d, able txxl- *®B Saturday for the Mid-winter led and free from disease; <e) high Fair “nd an extended trip through school education, preferably grad- C*Ufomia. u»tM. . Miss Gertrude Pendergast has Persons desiring further informa­ completed her musical studies at tion should write to the Command­ Boston, and is visiting friends in ing Officer. Selfridge Field, Ml. the city at present. Clemens. Michigan. Mrs. Francis Potter, of Irving. New York, to making a two weeks' Reporter—Irene Weaver. visit at her old home In Rutland Teachep— Mrs stocum. Soo Paulo. Brazil, is considered to flFTY-FlVE YEARS AGO TODAY. be the greatest Industrial'city of Our fellow cittoen. John W, Cus­ South America. ter, Esq.. Is doing a wonderful work in the temperance cause in Calhoun The Soviet has only recently lifted — „1C 4IU llBmc5 county. At Marshall BU alone 270 names u ban on jazz music and gypsy were added to the list as the result ^QPg4. ’ of hto labor. May success evorywhere Deven billion linear feet of words attend him to the wish of hl* many are printed each year in the United I friends tn this dty. States. . The passenger business on the ouwing sludge ISO-VIS "D"{ . . 2Sc-« 26cDrive into your closest Standard OU Station. Your Standard Servla­ ma >1 will drain and cr.Th«s-4b’.' ill STANDARD OIL SERVICE also biaraiguTtis or atlas tirss �as ?s Ea B?S8S8585S r ir f l . S lfi 3£ap! I THI HABTTN08 BANNER, WtONtADAT, APRIL 11, 11U ISHOP FIRM SETS NEW HIGH FOR YARDS time when Mr. Bishop. and his at which time th* present firm of ELYA GRANGER FAYB TRIBUTE TO FLORIDA. thrub The following poem published re­ Come the drowsy hum of bees. cently in lhe at. Petersburg. Fiori- Here roses their crimson pelals un­ told. Older Boys’ Y group enjoyed a home paper, the Charlotte Republi- to Banner readers because Its au Turks-cap, hibiscus, polnsettlas pot luck » upper andgood discus­ Ihor is a former Hastings girl, Kiva sion meeting at the home of Mr. and tall; another commission flrm in Detroit dcavored to maintain the highest Bauer Granger, whoee ability to Mrs. B. A. LyBarker Hast Wednes and entered into a partnership, write poetry la well remembered by day evening. Cranston Wilcox was a clause in boteny, on Michigan;. Finn Wall Sum to known aa Bishop & Bul­ High, school classmates. scarlet and gold. welcome attendant again. Mr. and Local Shippers and Fanners len. which concern continued tor Mrs. Granger In this poem has AM U>e ttorwu MUIMe Mr. UTSilfmrM wilt Thirty-seven successful years in lion Arm up with UH caught lhe spirit of the lovely south­ tertain tiie group April 25 thc livestock commission business in Bolding, Michigan, was taken into and continuous leadership the Bish ern climate and interpreted its Hours pass, the sun in the glowing Mr. Detroit is ths firm the business under the Arm name of op organization has enjoyed on the many charms in finished poetic au Ted icu Knopf. njiopi. — lhe um nrst nrsi voca- ...—r_„_ Uonal speaker before the p. G. Y. I June 5-12 tor record of Bishop. Spicer, Bishop <fc Bullen. Thia part- Detroit market for thc past 35 yean. style. nershlp ,— also . continued — for one year, , 'My partners, Mr. Hammond and M. c. A. group, met with them last! girls A DAY IN FLORIDA Like a bail of gold It sinks to rest Tuesday evening. Jackson, as well as Mr. Spicer leaving the firm follow-1 Mr. Jackson and myself,** said Mr. eastern sky ---------------------. is glory of rose our In lhe waters of the bay. the yard record for Ing which the old partnership of Bishop, extend —* - thanks — to our The "Camp Barry." Y. M. C. A. camp1 M. C. A. camp school for The swift white flash of a sea­ Bishop &i Bullen was re-established. I friends for the loyal support for boys and gtris. is glad to an- all young men and any who want Thc shadows grow longer, bright gull’s flight tlslied stock yards nounce tiie securing of Mrs Gerald to learn more about successfully stars appear, in Michigan. The taken into the flrm and the flrm: continue to serve them as effldentPatton to cook tor lhe camps. Mrs. leading and conducting a summer Day and thc night combine; ward UM ruune changed to Bishop. Bullen Ac I ly In the future as we have in the Patton has ecoked several summers1 camp. Cost UDO. Camping experts The air grows heavy with fragrance for campa twice as large as our ‘ will direct thc discussion and dem­ Holmes, which continued until the I past. la tipped with living light From jasmine, orange and pine. March 7th and the [ death of Mr. Bullen on April 20. "An -----------------------------------------------added service for the benefit The air Is like wine; the sparking capacity is. We are sure of being , onstrations, The silence deepens, lhe world is well-fed. thus maintaining our past itory deals with 1930. At the death of Mr. Bullen [ of Michigan farmers everywhere Is still, many upstate Io-1 another reorganization was neces- I tlw broadcasting of the closing live record of "plenty of food OBITUARY. And gray mist. like shadows eallties. H. M sary and the firm was established i stock markets over WJR each MonThe moon floods all with her allcooked" Miss Gertrude Slater Mrs. Ellen Roush. a highly resteel away Bishop, as lhe con-i unoer | under me thename name or of uunop, Bishop, nounea. Holmes, day. Tuesday, Wednesday and vry light— "Kalamazoo will have charge at, spec led resident of Freeport, passed A3 the sun In his majesty rises to No words can picture the glamor I A*lmniln« «aUl thb *car Miaa 8la- away on Saturday, April 14. at the tlnuoua senior member of the’Hammond it Jackson and oontin- Thursday at 5:15 P. M."—Adv. Rrm naturally occupies thc major I ued under this name until the death and thrill ter is a Red Cross Life Saving awim- home of her daughter’ Mrs. John The beautiful new-born day. role. The record goes back to I of Mr. Holmes on November 30. 1935, mer and a capable Christian leader. Thaler, having been in poor health The charm of a southern night I May Festival Offers Rare High noon, and thc palnu against In the Edgewater Presbyterian for a long time. She had been a deMM Granger 1 church of Chicago U a Young Men’s voutly religious Christian since the sky Treat for Music Lovers Barely stir in the gentle breeze; CharloUc. Midi. | Class with average attendance of childhood and leaves many precious Brilliant and sparkling musical Offerings will characterise tiie six programs ot the Forty-First Annua) May Festival, which will take place al Hill auditorium. Ann Arbor, May 9th to 12th. inclusive. Not only are Lhe programs exceptional from tho standpoint of celebrated artists and organizations which will be heard, but the musical numbers which will SANDALS ormed are ot unusual interest attraction. OXFORDS Lucrezla Bort is the leading star ot the Metropolitan Opera Company, PUMPS and Is a world figure. Rose Ponaelle Is another great operatic star who has won great dis­ tinction. because-of the many major operatic roles which she sings, and SUMMER because of the stupendous successes she lias made m recital apd In or­ W EAB chestral appearances These two artists will be the stel­ lar attractions at tiie Wednesday and Friday evening concerts, Ponsellr appearing at the former, and Borl at lhe latter. Each will sing three times in the course of the eve­ ning. offering some of their favorite solos in which they hare made such spectacular successes Other artists who will appear In miscellaneous concerts are: Gula Fashion Bust a bo. distinguished young Amer­ ican violinist, whose fine perform­ ances with great American orches­ nil aeeaatatm While tras. and In recitals, has attracted wide recognition. She will appear pique shoes will assure twice in the Friday afternoon pro­ gram. M tech a Levitzki, world re­ nowned pianist, la an American citi­ wneUiar zen born In Russia. He ranks os one rolling. dancing. qf the outstanding piano virtuosi and 13 still in his early thirties. He !:• u| n:.; appears in the second half of thc Thursday evening program. Distinguished soloists will also ap­ pear in the choral works which will dean ea.-dly. be provided. Tn the first half of the Thursday evening program, the ma­ jor portion of Haydn's "Seasons" will be sung. Thc soloists for thc occasion are Jeannette Vrecland. soprano. Paul Allhouse, tenor, and Chase Barorneo. bass. All three arc American artists who have won Barry County’s Busiest Shoe Store places in the forefront rank of thc 114 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS, MICH. oratorio singers. The same trio, with the addition of Coe Glade, con­ tralto. will also be heard a second time Saturday night, when the first American performance of Robert Heger’s great choral work entitled "The Song of Peace" will be heard. The Chicago • Symphony Orches­ tra. Frederick Stock, conductor and Eric DeLamarter. associate conduc­ tor, will participate during the en­ tire Festival week. It Is significant that this will mark tiie thirtieth an­ nual Festival at which this organi­ zation has been present. WELL KNOWN LIVESTOCK COMF,B* FABSM JTTH ANNIVERSARY IN DETROIT Y.M. C. A. ITEMS livestock In their localities of Ober­ retMCUw L? H I LM IN SON LARK The Yankee Springs Christian rimn. at B. Mission sandwiches and one other dish. Bach one bring your own table sarvtea. Everyone welcome. JHCEJ BUILDING MATERIAL for HASTINGS CUT-RATE SHOE STORE Room Rugs New shipment of Room rugs and Throw rugs just received MIDDLEVILLE. SMALL RUGS—22x45 in This week only at— $159 9x12 AXMINSTERS— Varietity of Patterns at— NEW BEDS, SPRINGS and MATTRESSES Grades and Prices to Suit REED CHAIRS—Litt • Above Cost CLEARANCE Furniture Company Fuller Building Hastings, Mich BEET SUGAR Made in Michigan is highly refined, whole­ some and 100% ptfre. Support the fanners of your own State by buying their prod ucL They need your help now Farmers and Manufacturers Beet sugar Association Saginaw, Michigan rile section boys are now work­ ing four days a week; this helps seme after being for months only orking three da Our school will close the first day of June this year, earlier than us­ ual on account of a shorter school year. Mrs. Susan Keschele was down town Saturday, the first time in four weeks, having been very 111 for a time. The Middleville Shippers’ Asso­ ciation is now nicely settled in the former Parkhurst building, comer of Main and High streets, where they will cater to the needs of the public In their line, Mrs. Lucille Stridden of Grand Rapids came down Friday to visit her parents. O. D. and Mrs. Whit­ more. returning early Monday A. M. We hear of the death of the for­ mer wife of Jack Gibbs, who was well known here years ago, Glbba died but recently, Thus passes another old time resident of our village. The R. F. D. boys, their wives and sub. carriers and ladles had a very enjoyable meeting Saturday evening. The O. E 8. furnished thp supper. We arc told a fine program was rendered Thc E.-----------ladles — M — -are already planning their Mother and Daugh­ ter banquet for May 11th. No doubt It will be a sucenss. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Rosenberg have gone back to their farm home, after keeping house for C. L. Boley all wtatef Township Supervisor J. M. Potte lord, started their- assessing work Monday in the village. Our chair factory is now located tn tho old factory building, where they will have plenty of room to put on more help, as their many orders dcmand FAIR LAKE. Our community wu greatly sad­ dened by the death ol Mrs. Harnmla Armour, who passed away at Pen­ nock hospital after a brief sickness. Deepest sympathy is extended the bereaved ones woman, a kind wife and mother and faithful friend. Mrs. Charles Lechleltner and son. Leo, and daughter. Marguerite spent visiting' spent Saturday in Lansing visiting Edward, who 15 sick there. ‘ Roll Rooting Fence Posts Wood or Asphalt Shingles OR.ANYTHING IN THE BUILDING LINE WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOU QUICK C € LUMBER COMPANY NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL U, ItM on thia old planet where a few steps' carting the allt! from the interior.]^ the property therein mentioned, up­ the honor of making the west such on this old planet where a few steps carting the silt from the interior,[ nTflinTm OHl/rO Win bring Krlb. a n greater or mnra, '<* — ... — •■ 11— W..H■ —— * dam! I ULLIS I LU Hill on wbieh affidavit the register of an important part of our wonderful will more fl.rill. thrill- jt eventually buUt ma great deeds, or tlw clfy or . village clerk, country, and carving out Individual ing transformation than will the (right across tho Gulf, and left the IILUlU I LII UUl -U states thst are an empire in size, few paces after you alight from tho upper stretch as the Saltan Sea.! ■■■» iinil ntlTim shall endorse the time when the ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------same was filed: Provided, that such An interacting letter could be writ- car and walk to the rim of the , especially noted because it is 270 ■ affidavit, being made and filed be­ ten of each state, and each citv. Grand Canyon. On the rim you 'fret or more below the ocean level— I All honor to Buffalo Bill. Kit Caf- stand in awe. amazement and ad- due to evaporation. Due to the con- 1 fore any purchase of such mort■, gaged property shall be made or son. and scores of other brave and miration at what you see before you. stant and large accumulation of silt,' (Continued from pace one) (Continued from page one) <)thcr mortgage received or Hen ob­ patriotic pioneers who won the west, It to the most perfect example of; the Colorado to noted Tor the contained thereon in good faith, shall of the Indian and the buffalo In and tlxxse far-seeing financiers who what erosion has done, and can do. stant change of its course after ita the nation. By transferring the wM as valid to continue In effect such the intervening years seems almost linked it up with the rest of the that to known on tins earth. No pen waters leave the Grand Canyon. No filing of chattel mortgages and con- be mortgagT'aTiFthe'same were made country by roads of steel. can describe It; no brush can paint lone knows tdday just exactly where 1 impossible. How few of us give The Santa Fe "Grand Canyon IL H has to be seen lo be appre- the river will be tomorrow. Only a 1tracts to the register of deeds' of- and filed within the period as i^bovo thought now days to those early ’ pioneer settlers, and those unrecord­ Special" lands you at the Grand elated. Nature has painted a pic- few years ago a small barge was :flee, where it belongs. Mr. Susens provided. Section 14 provides that the ef­ ed heroes as we "cross the plains" Canyon at about 7:30 In the mom- ture there that will stand as a chai- sunk in the river below the Canyon. 11said the legislature would be lifting : debts out of the category of fect of any such affidavit slud! not in luxurious cars. To them to duej Ing. I doubt if there to any place len«e to the most gifted painter or. Recently tn digging a canal, the ex- such Thursday, Friday and Wrltl’l* I “ unearthed imAn—f l.n.l that rl.n* boat, but K.t* .common gossip and placing them continue beyond three years beyond . writer. |cavators The Grand Canyon to 217 miles it was miles away from the present where they are not everybody's bus­ such Ume witen such mortgage Saturday Only ! »^v. wide, ........... -.--------------------MIC ...... long, ..vui from eight w to 20 miles channel. The Colorado river to dlf- iness. At the same time «... Mr. Su- would otherwise cease to be valid and fronva mile to a mile and a fcrenl from other rivers In thnt it, sens said Hie registering of chattel 115 against subsequent purchasers or quarter d?ep Perhaps one could has defeated man's efforts to in any mortgages would be greatly slmpli- ' mortgagees '•» in — good —• faith. - ' This act Is important to both the get a better appreciation of its sire way control It. with possibly one ex- fled and the creditor would be afif he could picture a vast chasm ceptlon. in 1904 tome settlers In forded• greater - ---- protection without• mortgagor and -the mortgagee. A Grey or Red Sole copy of the law should be gotten or extending from Detroit to nearly to, the Imperial Valley wanted to dl- needlessly embarrassing debtors. Blg Rapids; as wide as from Has- vert a little of the water for irriThe change in thc statute was de­ read so as to note the changes re­ All Sires tings to Freeport In its narrowest Ration purposes down thc dry bed sired particularly because of lhe quired by this new legislation. part, and us wide os from Hastings of* an old stream, so they cut a large amount of federal financing ; uTmiF----------" fchT HO1 *to Caledonia In its widest part, and channel through the banks. It was of farmers In Michigan. The change from one mile to one and a quarter all right, appareptly. as long as the In the law. however, affects all Th® Community club will meet miles deep. But it isn't its "SIZE" | river was at low stage. But when Iholders of chattel mortgages and Ira. Belle and John McCallum contracts in the town- lbto Friday, night for a tn a pie sythat impresses you. It is the beauty freshets came the river seemed to merchandise : “ EVERY PAIR , and Ute grandeur of the massive take fiendish delight in* adopting thc shlps. i rup supper. As there were no defiFIRST QUALITY The law became effective on nltc P!®ns made our hostess says to picture that Nature has painted and new course as its regular channel, All chatlei mortgages bring biscuits, buns or sandwiches in a way that only Nature can do. and raising the old Harry with ev- March 28. Standlng on the brink of that vast crything. Tiie Southern Pacific had and contracts recorded with thc ond on® other dish. Also bring a chasm, one can hardly help but l to move its tracks thrte different township clerks since that day will <Ll»h for the hot syrup. Ail members think how small and insignificant times, nt great expense, to keep them have to be recorded again with the I urged to attend. Man really is, nnd how tiny his out of the water. Finally in self de- ।county register of deeds. The change,' Edward Wilson. Jr., vtoited here boasted handiwork. It has been fig- fense. and al an expense of mll- In thc statute with regard to filing’recently. He has accepted a position I ured out that if all the human be-, lions Of dollxfrs. after a determined of Chattel mortgages, contracts, bills ip the 114 W. State St. Hastings, Meh. — Reforestation .....—- —... program. Ings in the world could be corded up fight the Southern Pacific forced ।o< Mie eu.. Mil h.ve lhe ol str , nd krv Ernest Mo „hoUM of Mr. and Morehouse in one heap, it would make a pile the silt-laden stream back Into Its ispeeding up thr government s work | a half a mile long; a half a mile former channel, which is constantly iin making production and emer­ South Pine Lake spent Bunday .with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Morehouse. wide and a half a mile high. Such changing. । gency seed loons to Michigan farmMr. and Mrs. Ronald Anders and | a pile could be placed in the bot- 1 As the value of the crops pro- > sons returned home after a three ' tom of the Gr»od Canyon, and from duccd annually in .the great ImRegister of Deeds Earl Boyes is woks' stay with her parents, Mr. STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. There will be a P. T- A. entertain­ ;iLs rim would hardly nrtract'attcn- perliii Vnllcy amounts to 100 mll- making room for the filing of these • tion. We hear a lot too about tho Hons of dollars or more, there nro papers, which have Iwretofore been and Mrs. Fred Cook. ment at the school house Friday Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. William McKlbbln . . .. great «.. Palisades of... the Hudson. If t-eoinjfnij. rPasons W|iy (he ranchers kept with township clerks. This will There will be a general clean-up evening. April 13. Refreshments will and son Ronald of Prairieville were they could be transferred to the In this fruitful area should be pro­ be an Important addition to hto day at the Striker Cemetery Satur­ be sandwiches, cake and coffee. Grand Canyon they could hardly be tected. This 6 especially true for work. Township clerks will have to callers at the home of hto parents. day. April 14. Everyone that to in­ Mr. and Mrs. George McKlbbln Sat­ seen, and even our great Niagara the reason thnt the foodstuffs they bring all these papers now filed terested please come. CRESSEY. Falls would scarcely appear as more produce are not generally obtain­ with them to the register's office urday afternoon. Doris McKlbbln of Yankee Springs came with them to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mead of Has­ Miss Frances Barber of Spokane. titan the drippings from un eave­ able at the same time of year in on or before April 28. The register tings and Mr. and Mrs. Laraway of Wash., has been visiting the -past spout. The great Empire State other sections of the country. This will properly sort them and file spend the week end. returning to her school Monday morning. Grand Rapids spent Sunday at week at the home of her uncle, building would Indeed seem puny wa.s one ot the reasons that prompt­ them In a convenient manner In hto John Ruse returned ' . —; ............ nl‘-Mr. Joim nmc nunhas rciurneu io to James Mead's. Clayton Barber, and family. if It could be placed by thr side of ed the construction o| the Great office, where access to them w|fl be. farm here lulely vacated by Mr. Dale Herrington of Batlie creek Mrs. Clayton Barber entertained the great stone pinnacles that tower Hoover dam across lhe Colorado, CRAy’nh no I rt» I ■ V hl 1ttnd Mrs- W°n«cc Nfldel. spent lost week with hto grandpar­ at dinner Sunday, the occasion be­ A change In lhe law makes chat-1 —Z'. —a river of which I wil) write in my upwards thousands of feet. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ickes. ing the 17th birthday anniversary tel mortgages good for three years j OBITUARY, As you stand on thc brink, after next letter. Mr. and Mrs. Clayion Shurlow of her son. Forest Barber. Covers W R. Cook. from the time of filing the same, or | Fayedella Joan Hotchkiss was leaving Ute train, you can look down a copy thereof, unless within ninety born April 25. 1927. in Hastings, und children visited their aunt. Mrs. were laid for twelve. Out of town into the Canyon and off to tlw left you can gel a view of the Colorado SOCIETY BUD PRESENT­ days next preceding the expiration Michigan, and died April 2. 1934 in Mary Shurlow, of Augusta Sunday. guests were. Miss Frances Barber river, about 13 miles distant. It of the year thc mortgagee, his agegt the same city, aged 6 years. 11 mos.. \ Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne Wheeler of of Spokane. Wash., and Mrs. Ber-B Adams of Kalamazoo. ED AT TEA DANCE or attorney shall .make and annex 23 days. _... Battle creek spent the weekthaend —---------- to the instrument or copy on file as She was ot a kind, loving and with Mr.-and Mrs. Willard Ickes. . A number of our young people in width and appears like a serene, < Continued from page one) sng) aforesaid, an affidavit setting forth thoughtful disposition to all. |I mus Miss lxwis Doris Biauecome Bldllecome or of KuiaKula- attended the dancing party at La ---------------------------------------------! ..lougntrui insignificant little water course. the names of the parties to the mort-j Of those who survive there arenuuoo spent last week with her , Belle Gardens Saturday night, From looking at it. you would never । Those going over were, the Misses dream that it is the third largest silliness, a spring deb making her gage, uie then owner of the mort- three brothers, two sisters, her lov- aunt, Miss Ethel Eaton. ruin- gage, thc time and place where filed.'Ing parents. Harry D. Hotchkissand । Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dailey of Ma- Wllda Shoemaker. Frances Barber, water shed in tills country How­ bow to Washington against a ever, instead of being only 15 or 20 bow-colored mass of blooms Mrs and thc bitcrest which tiie mortgagee. Lola Hotchkiss, and numerous rela- pie Grove called at Walter Ickes' Dorothy Olin, C. L. and Robert Barby ’lrt” “la "»««•«' ln|U«. IrtemU. |Tue«Uy. ,ter. feet In width, lhe Colorado at that Robert V. Hemin, In Mn.-eotoml point to 300 feet wide, varies from Hastings THS BIG REXALL STORE Michigan 12 to 40 feet in depth and flows at crepe and wearing one of those terrific speed for a river, at thc small hats which start of! most de­ spot where you first see it. . in frontrtand end up perkily murely No Middleman in the Rexdll Plan: the saving goes to You What Ls especially interesting to in the back chatting with Mrs. geologist about the Canyon, is that Dwight and watahingOthe dancing ui it has disclosed five great periods thc ballroom. Madame Peter, wife of of the earth's formation. As you the Minister of Switzerland; Mrs. view the river from this distance. Stanley Reed and Benoru de Alfaro, you arc Impressed by tiie fact tliat (wife of the Minister of Panama, a the river Is flowing tfirough a can-, smartly gowned threesome, around yon of black stone. That black I thc silver .. and shite tea table. stone, as geologists claim. Is one of Barbara Crt.... Crim, down from New the oldest os well os one of the I York, und Mary -— Z»* guest, having a 'hardest, being really thc original perfect perfect time time and and aamiinng. admitting, tor for tne the earth crust, and dating back to thc first time in her voting life, that she time when the "cooling off" process would m»„ like to tiv» live in ««•...., Washington, was far from complete. Very simi­ und obscrvmg that thc Capital's lar strata have been found in Can­ young men ask one to dance as if It ada. in Brazil, in China, in Africa was u pleasure and not ns in other and elsewhere. Tills stone is said lo cities, tus if it were „a duty. Betty be as hard ns gloss. It to so hard Vandenberg, daughter of Senator Another tire price increase expected. DON’T WAIT ! that scientists claim that the Colo- and Mrs. Arthur Vandenberg, n colarrado river with its rolling and turn- ful figure in a green and black print, Get your Firestone Tires Now. Raw material copt> have bling rocks and boulders eats Into with a wee straw sailor“atop her jumped tremendously—yet tire prices have not fallowed it at the rate of only ONE INCH head, dancing with Pen । "Bishop of In 125 years. As the Colorado lias Havana") Hogan. Gen. William E. in comparison. Be smart. Heed our warning and get already worn Its way down into it Horton. whuTiatt -just finished an to a depth of over 1500 feet. It can enthusiastic conversation with Wavyour Firestone Tires at present low prices. readily be figured out that It lias eriy Taylor, stepping out on the floor taken Die rivej over 2.250,000 to trip u few steps with Nelin VeverEquip your car with the tires YEARS to cat its present more ka. who looked decidedly chic in an than 1500 foot deep channel. • ankle-length black crepe dress, with Champions buy — FIRE­ In this black rock, in which the 11 V-neck collar of white pique and a STONE HIGH SPEED Tires. Colorado to now flowing, no trace »'*dc brimmed black straw, of the remains of either animal or Emily Maddox and Hope Jackson, vegetable life have ever been found, both home from college for thc holiyears they have safely car­ so it is figured that this Vefy exten- days, were surrounded by college slve layer of rock may have been youths “ who “** were al) set lo Jdance, ried the winner in the In­ formed before jhere was any ani­ and Hope. who was wearing dark dianapolis Race. Why take mal or vegetable life on this planet. grey wore a most intriguing little On top of this layer of black jock turban which smacked of Russia , chances with ordinary tires is a great layer of limestone hun­ Mrs. Thomas p. Cheeseborough. Jr, when you can have the safe­ dreds of feet in height, in which the first traces of Vegetable life are to sister. Rahcl. now Mrs. Aldace Wal­ ty that Firestone gives you be found, though no evidence of ker. were both holding an tmpromptu reception and both very lovely in animal life. black and white costumes plus huge On top of this limestone forma­ wide hats. Mrs william Laird Dun­ HIGH SPEED TYPE tion are layers of sandstone hun­ lop in dark blue, had Iter niece. dreds of feet thick. In these layers Helen Powell Potts, under her wing have been found the impressions of —but not for long and never have I ferns and other plant life, shells, seen such exquisite copper-colored fish and the first traces ot animal hair as Helen possesses. Johnny deYOU HAVE TO COMPARE this Dodge 5-paaaenger. two-door Sedan with Slbour got at least two steps of On top of thc sandstone Is an­ dancing with Gertrude Faust, who otheia to appreciate its amazing vain*. Coats only a few dollars more than many lowest-priced care which havan’t hydraulic brakes, patented Floating other layer giving evidence that at was, so involved with "cuts-lns" Hint 4.50-21 $8.15 some period a great sea covered her afternoon was a matter of brief Power, and all-steel body. Only |74O list price at factory. Detroit. this country. On top of this to the stops nnd new beginnings. <75-19 8.65 k most, .wv recent ia)ti layer uuu and iiinn from uic thc toafosDolly Fleming in blue gray chif­ 5.V>%0 __ 9.60 sil remains found the time lias be-' fon. girdled with cherry red velvet come known as the "Age of Mam- ,[and a low back outlined bi pleatedi 535 18 10.30 mals." ' 'ruffles, nnd Valerie Prochnik wear-; 535-21 11.35 STURDY DODGE FRAME-BUILT CLOSE Probably at no place in the world Ing a two-toned gown of turquoise' AUTOMATIC CLUTCHfThe MASTERPIECE TO THE GROUND—The Dodge do.bU^rop of similar space, can a more qom-,[blue chiffon and trailing black skirt! X-bridge-type frame la not only ten times more pletc record of the earth's history! were the two prettiest golden heads of Tire Construction rigid than ordinary frame construction; it alto be seen than at and near the Grand |I there. brings the Me, bigger Dodge low to the ground. Canyph. The glance of a mile or |1 Evelyn Condon, who was trying to more down into the chasm is most collect her two big sons to start for nod constant adjusting. Interesting, but not so entrancing home, finally gave up and sat her­ as the tnAight that here you can self down to a long conversation look back through vast periods of! with Mrs. Sol Bloom, who had just time, measured only by millions tliat uuu moment FIRESTONE FIRESTONE FIRESTONE moment rreigneu resigned ncr her pamion position NEW EASY WAY TO COMMIE CARS! and mtlltons of seara. and appro-, ln Ironl of the swvx* to OdEeld $£.70 Sentinel $£.13 Courier $0.71 elate that in the five chapters in wnie 1934 Dodge Type MM mstt. h.«e divided Itae. ■ rap,r OH,, wto k al„n Type fflEWIESOF IHEMDCOn WEEK-END SPECIALS EXTRA SPECIAL JBIG HUNGS Men’s Hip Boots $<>79 FOR ALLTHE ’ FHITIILV Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store ORIGINAL RADIO ONE CENT SALE 4 BIC DAYS - APRIL 18,19, 20, 21 more than TWO for ONE plus ONE CENT BARGAINS I CARVETH & STEBBINS I SEE ALL THESE SURPRISING NEW IDEAS IN THIS 1934 DODGER WARNING! TIRE PRICES ARE GOING HIGHER! CHECK THESE LOW PRICES! Type <40-21 $5.70 4-50-21 6.SO 4.75-19 6.90 <75-21 7.35 5.25-18 835 4.40-21 $5.13 4.50- 20 5.56 4.50- 21 5.82 4.75-19 6.23 5.25-18 7.52 O 4.40-21 $3.71 4.50-21 4.38 4.75-19 4.79 30x3% Cl. .. 3.55 Other Sixes Proportionately Low ANDRUS SERVICE Cerier Jeiitnw and Court St., Hastiags Phone 2240 ? n T151 “T* Part °r CBCh C™ has i40 ’tunning and beautifully turned * . i, । out’ tat* but in time to hear ni“* which Sidney Ixsd written the Rocky mountains of Colorado • for M.iry Dwight A song which •nd Wyomln,. 1,u im «dl„ Ion, J.'uJS' “2didr’ n8O'fl2*<, 000,Sf’U‘rc nU cs around the piano and gave them un^Ld 880 ? many a delighted chuckle and loud chief «eupa ion has been to wash appUu*e at the end. The little deb ?rCa rushlnir between dunces to listen CaUf°rnl*<.and n-to goodbyes and say a gracious ».the ev!"I "thiuik you" to each and every one. i thaVu iA vcry up w the mlnutc young lady: that it carries down stream 1.000.000 but with — »------- .---------------— old. i a charm that Is ages tons of silt EVERY 24 HOURS. The water is so heavy that it looks some­ COUNTY LINE. thing like thick chocolate. It to A miscellaneous klwwer was given really too thick to drink and not for Mrs. Leona Schneider Bates at; quite thick enough to plow. This river, flowing on a* it has for thou­ afternoon. An enjoyable afternoon sands of rears, has been rextvm<dhle was spent and she received many I for building up the lhe great and and‘very nice and useful gifts. fertile Imperial Valley in CallforMrs. Cora Scheel and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Free mlre of Sunfield spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Anna Gulf of California. But working Eckardt and Mr. and Mrs. Ray 24 iKHirs a day for countless ages in Scheel. la easy to use. Puta complicated mechanical NEW BIGGER DODGE "FLOATING-CUSHION" WHULSand falls with lhe bump. No tilling of the car. With engine mountings, hydraulic shock absorbers, shock long 117-foch field to offer a DODGEW "c« al (aclorr. Datrait, tubjaat to chanjo without ot«ce. t Spacial aquipmant at alifht additional cotI. FORREST L. JOHNSON, 220 E. STATE STREET Now appointed direct factory dealer �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDMMDAY. AMML 11. 1SJ4 John Taylor, a cattle owner—Rus-1 Mrs. Marion Clem and daughter. jBlrth of a Nation" by Mra. Mwto . [Norinc. of Carlton Center were thc ,Kznc; "Movies and Tfalr Effect on own«r“'’u«’u P A ThomM home Children." by Mra. KU1« Furnisa. , » frontier U°n£U»'! AdolPh ■ WUllam Rhupp. Is Grandtjaugbter of tlje Late —fronUer clerKrtnan. Recently uc recorded the fact Edwin Kane, Dr. Pulls and Gall iSmnu H .ini.ter -har.^.r 1 lhat F 1 * 1 Tabbcrer had worked out Lykins attended thc fizh supper Rev. find Mrs. A. D. ' J ’ * ,ww barle>’ fork which he had 8lyen by the Rod and Gun Club C. W. Crawford is in Chicago on ur. and Mra. J. M- Townsend were Grigsby wav thrmiahTf^lJrik. 8ubn>ltl«‘ tor inspection and trial.,«t the I. O. O. F. hall Wednesday GIRLS’ LEAGUE PAR­ business. Detroit on Wednesday. Spanish*!*!—Max^Bauer , We are glad to learn that this Jork j nlgfa ln_HasUngs. _ In the current issue of the Grand * Mrs. Mac Trelb and Mias Florence has met with approval and Mr. Tab- ! Mra Bessie Brown and mother. Harry Walldorff goes lo Saginaw TY ^SUCCESSFUL Rapids Mirror, a very mteresUng bi­ Shorty — Loren Boyes. Trelb were In Battle creek on Sat­ today to attend a special embalming monthly magazine published in tho berer has received an order from a Mrs. Lofdahl arc visiting relatives urday. w<3raiiP^* ranrh,.r*. ul,,rnla concern Bessie j One Hundred Fifty Enjoyed Valley city, a picture was published . ^ California concern tor for tniriy thirty dozen dozen m In ana and near near vmcago. Chicago. oars. Mra. Besalc I Miss Margaret Heath returned on . ranchcr * of them. Thc forks will be manu- Murray is staying with Con and of Miriam Bulecba. daughter of Mrs. Mra. Ruble Kelley of Kalamazoo the Masquerade on Mon­ I Bunday to' her school duUerat Mus- spent the week end with her mother. Olive Grigsby Bulecba. daughter of a t.m.n r»r,llr"d ‘n 0" heal handle factory . *« ranoher—Julian nnd we hope wU1 p^., wch B unJ. ■ t-)1d niany friends of Mrs. C. W., ! day Night a former pastor of the Firs: Pres­ . kegon.• Mrs. Mary Burgess. . versa! favorite that it will be a real: Pennock will be glad to know she; ' Mrs. About one hundred and fifty High byterian church here, with lhe fol­ asr». Wrti. wm. Schulz ucnuiz of oi Grand urano Rapids iiapios Mrs. Stuart D- Cleveland < Lorena Alex Carmondy, a rancher—Les- boon to business here. U on the gain from her severe 111-! •called on Mr. and Mr»- Keith Dan-' Baird) left on Thursday for her new school girls were present at a very lowing very complimentary write-up. “A small and dainty portion of at­ happy gathering at the gym on Recent guests at thc hdtne of Dr. , . . .. lela Tuesday. | home in Port Huron. ’ i The Virginian, a cowboy on Judge tractive femininity who ranks as one H c Peckham and Mrs. Edith God-' Jw“ng after Mrs. c. 8. Jones of Wyandotte isi Mr. and Mra. Charles Stuart of Monday evening when the annual of thc better commercial artists of Henry’s ranch—Joseph DeRuitcr. frey were Mr. and Mrs. Dwight vtaitlng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chicago were week end guests of;। Girls'. League party wnj held, it be­ this <Jity. Possessed of considerable Sullivan—Maurice Edmonds Cochran ot Chicago. Mrs. Cochran X, xV**8? *n,‘ I J. E Mattoon, ; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tischcr and .ing in thc nature of a masquerade. knowledge concerning furniture she "Educated Simpson"—John Bar­ wu-lormerly Miss Nellie Bussell. , “ a . t * d 11:0 lnt P lhclr lod«c Tuesday, Some clever costumes were exhibited Will peck of Long Beach, Cali- John F. Smith. little opportunity or of proving proving nett. ..... arrived .... win the city y-Urday nrlzez awarded Suzanne has noW",,luc prises were awarded. fornla. Mr and Mrs Warren Roush and and Sun.nVtel^ chiZn tfa’ £Ki« Qmte as cotnmendab* "Razorback Charlie" — Winston 'A number from here attended Use n|8nt maple syrup social put on by the ' —— ------ » -—— buslncsz trip. Free dott on Monday ._________________ ____ I . <»rn her rhiidn-n'. ithiorofinn. ..i Merrick. on a business family were in Freeport tractive. She was dressed as a •arc her children’s illustrations, yet Bowne Center L. A. S. at that place WEST ORANGEVILLE . "Dollar BUI"—Lloyd Peterson. Mrs. George White was the guest attending tiie funeral of his mother, Spanish scnorlta | AND EAST GUN LAX Ek Gertrude Fin­ 1 she finds pleasure nnd recreation do­ Four more of Judge Henry’s cow­ Friday evening. of Mr. and Mra. Milton Murphy of ii Mr“ Ellen ftoush. ----- -- -------strom. as Harpo Har|x> Marx. strom, Marx, was chosen ing landscapes In oils and water boys. group of — about thirty avww, local Odd I' ----Mrs ----------Reuben---------Reed,• who 1i A W —**■ — ......J - — — has — ■been . ■■■ Bowne on Bunday. ' II Mr. end Mrs. R m ... hi . color. Miss Buleeba spends several Mr. and Mrs. Roman Feldpausch " as thr the — most ™ original; Jane Van The Time—Summer and fall of M*owa motored to Caledonia Mon- I Quite sick, is able to bo • around were in Grand Ranlds Rlindav nnd a. . K. Adelbert Heath is home from Lonto Rapids Sunday and Gorder. os r barefoot boy, wos the weeks each summer at Mackinac Is­ I8at. ’ .day evening where they conferred [again. sing, his work under the OWA itav- Monday because of the illness of her funniest; the negro twins, Ethel land pursuing this hobby, and one of Thc Place—a section of Wyoming lhc M®®™* degree upon a class I Will Lattimore of Otaego called ing been completed. ! brother. Charles Parker, Jr. sunton and Hazel Caukln. were the these paintings received Honorable not far from Cheyenne there On the return trip only a 011 Mrs McCaficrty nnd other Act I—Tiie interior of Uncle Hew- •''horl distance this side of Caledpn-1 triends In this vicinity one day tho Mr- and Mrs. Thomas Simmons of ( Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Marko and best couple; "Our Gang,” a group Mention at a recent Grand Rapids Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mra. R. J. Doris and fam- composed of Constance Cook. Mar­ Art Association exhibition- Versatile le’s ranch house about 3 00 o'clock1 thc car driven b? LcaP Karcher >>“-< week and Mrs. Ward Baine. ; Uy of Royal Oak were over Bunday cella Kennedy, Irene Jones. Lillian in technique, she contributed the in thc morning of a warm June day Iand containing H, H. Rciuch; Henry I Job England nnd dnughter, Ber­ Misses Helpn Michael. Rose ClarkJ guests of the Igdies’ father, T. O. and Pauline Tolhurst. Jocelyn Iron­ three interesting comic sketches to The close of a party in celebration Karcher fti‘d Norman Miller, hit a | nice Ourver. of Traverse City, were 1 and Hilda Werner were In Chicago. Webber. side, Betty Rclckord and Ellen and this Issue ot The Mirror." 4 the christening of the Hewlc M>,t -'P01 *n the road, such os are so callers among friends and relatives I Sunday und Monday on business. Mrs. A. H- Carveth, Mrs- Mae Leona Leonard, was declared the twins —-We ain't been introduced. ” Plentiful Just now, And turned over | here last week Mrs. A. A. Anderson of Grand Trelb and Miss Nonna Michael were best group, as they did clever stunts ROD AND GUN CLUB Act II—The yard ot Judge Hen- 1,1 llw ditch. Fortunately no one Mrs. C. E VanEtt and son. La Rapids is spending the week with >n South Havejt on Tuesday alientl- and furnished a lot of amusement. ry’s ranch at thc close of a hot July' *“ Injured beyond bruises, and a Vern. and Mrs Rctta Quinn were 1 HOLDS FISH SUPPER afternoon one month later Th couple of broken windows were *>,. Games, dancing and refreshments her daughter, Mra. Josephine Todd, tog a.meeting of Welfare case workthe shonners rhoppers in In Ha^Unn Hastings Mnnrlav Monday, last ' of punch and cake helped to make Mr. and Mrs. William Severance , era of thia area. Members of the Barry County । b,“rtlbt.—"I've met - -------------only damages to the cur. Others » ’ «*• real hero." of Battle Creek were Bunday guests I Mrz. Lena Burroughs returned the evening enjoyable. Cecil Hanson and wife nnd little ' Rod and Gun Club are holding a Act HI-Horsc Thief pass high In ' of tho crowd came along in time cf his mother. Mrs Mary Severance, j last week Tuesday from Oakland. ■The committee In charge was: to help the men right the car and ,»». Virgil, were Sunday visitors of fish supper at Odd Fellows hall Ilhc mountains on a moonlight night parents, Mr. and Mra. Ben HanW11CIC she u>c spent open I the MIC winter WUJICI Miss Eleanor Edger, teacher chair­ here this evening. There will be a !onc Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Nichols of De- Calif. where Ulcr T*"5 law of ,hp Wcsl they came on home thankful for! chairman. re-regbtraUon of old members and “^f l1 l,ke trolt were Saturday and Sunday months with her daughter and hus­ man. Lena Andrus. । son. medicine grace- lhe narrow escape. Maude Wallace. Mary Whitney. Bet­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Larsen. band. Mr- and Mrs. R. J. Michael. Village president, L. B. Lester, has 1 Dannie Brower and family have drive for new members in addi-!,u’ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tischer and ty Blough and Leona loonard, PaMr. and Mrs. Leland Hawkins and tlon Several Important matters Act tN—h street intersection in received word that the hearing rela- moved in the Burton Hurdlebrink children of Mansfield, Ohio, are Janet Marlene returned home Sat­ tronesscs present were Mrs. D. A­ pertaining to the bluegill rearing Medicine Bow on an afternoon in Uve to the abandoning of thc Elm- ' tenant house. The children attend visiting relatives and friends in Has­ urday after a two weeks''visit in Van Buskirk and Mrs. Abcn John­ pond at Orangeville will be dis- September of the same year. The dnlc-Precport spur of the P. M r . the Orangeville school. Quite a few tings. * Lansing. Mr Tischer returned Mon­ son. It was pronounced one of thc R.. will be held on May 3. begin- new Pupils are attending thc school Mrs. cedi Roberta (Louise Rog­ day morning to his work tn the most delightful parties ever held by StaTS rota out^ hoiLe md‘‘ r ---------------- ***----------------room at thr Hotel at Grand Ed. Parris is able to bo out and the Girls' League. ers) of Woodland was the guest of Fisher Body plant there. caics u soia out house, j FREEPORT Rapids A delegation from here [around again after quite a long Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Wesplntrr Mrs. J. M. Townsend over thc week SUFFERS STROKE. returned on Sunday from a visit end. S™' of lhc ,ocaJ *«>*» their 1 PtUns‘o •* present and every possi«P«M „HU "ian>' ^ends The many Hastings friends ot Mr with Mr. and Mrt. George Hooper of Mr. and Mra. William Anderson slumbers disturbed abouttan o'clock blp cff°rt will be put forth to keep (hope he may continue to regain his and Mrs Albert Konklc of Balti ­ nnd daughter of Grand Rapids were Memphis, Tenn- They spent SalurTu«*lay evening by a lot ot racket, ’the railroad herr Attorney Fred »ealUL Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Dell j day night with Mr and Mrs. Ches- more. Md. former Hastings resi­ IIC vilglllldll ncrL ;bre<.21n„ ln frnm Ulc hnrthwest I Gelb represents Freeport. I Jerry Parris of Grand Rapids was dents. were shocked to hear that he ------- .--------------------------------------------------- IwhMwkr n »■.. . hL.vJ I The Barry County Federation of ■ visiting his father and mother, Mr. Button. ■ ter Stem of St. St- Louis, MoMo. (Continued from page one) Mr. and Mrs Lyle Scudder and Miss Mary Lou। Mrs. Dorrance r~:--------- Trethrick recently had suffered a stroke of ----------------[ing out. a family argument, or a cat Women’s Clubs will hold 1U annual a,ld Mrs Ed. Parris, the post week, t-jrrrt! this th*: Wednc ”'?dnc*day morning „ to' paralysis. HU condition has im­ Streeter spent Monday with her 1' — returned — in Fecjwrt on May •». 18.1 M*-5- Chlole Parris and background for the dramatic climax iiKiii n8ht was hot not Known known until later. , convention ......... — . „ . ------- Angclctto ” : .—----J .._ . . ... .... Il-nlparents, Mr. and Mra. L- L. WaUon., their home at Cleveland Heights. proved so that Mrs Konkle took him Just before the final curtain des-1 when it was learned' lhat It ■was Just : husband. Rozzie. were visiting Mr. “•** “ ‘ * Extensive plans are being made St. Augustine. Fla . last week Ohio, having been called here by to, at Holland. a UtUc crowd ^ ***Ur Bdd»X of TO­ Wednesday, the doctors thinking tlu cends All "manner of situations are • »l‘,p group *™P of of friends friends who who had had entertain a large cr ®’d and *a *fine “® i* <(“ foge1O hto8 Ite art ________ _ . . .... . nrnovan, )c ItdO. Ohio, the nast WM>k Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelsey andI the deoth of, hlz father. Edwin change would be beneficial He stood i l*f**nted in this play from the lu-1 congregated with such weapons of Jean and Mr. and Mrs. McGraw of Trethrick. ol near Dowling. ■ .. .. . idi.r/in. noise iis as tiwv they rnnid could command, tn to r F.‘ it R r.\irart Everart ot of Hastings Hostings Is is nrcsiprcsiPerry G. Holden of Whitehall was the trip fairly well, though was very I dlcrouz "mixed baby" incident of glve Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Karcher dc_________ Martin were Sunday guests of Mrs.. ROBINHUE PARK. !*1 of„thp____________ Federation. thc “ first act to -tho -----stirring -- -----------------scene in the guczt of Dr. and Mrs. E. J. tired.upon arrival. That hc may'" Rev, C. E. Wood. . “ F. Loomis, — - -occompanied - ■ • ■by ' Mr and M*'-i- George Poland spent | the third act when The Virginian a good start in their married life. Mr. *and Mrs. Victor Stason. motored ;su,,day with the latter's brother. I Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush of Pratt over the week end. At one recover rapidly and completely is the Mrs Karcher was formerly MKi B'*aand his pal. Sieve, come to thc part ­ Kalamazoo were guests of his par­. time. Mr. Holden aub&Ututed for his wish of all. to Smyrna and Belding Sundiy aft- (Fred Ingram, and family of Has- ] trice Thomas, daughter of Mr. and ing of the ways; from thc light­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Roush,, brother, who was then superintend­ CIRCLE Nt). 2. hearted gnycty of Uncle Hewie's Mrs. Watt Thomas of Bowne They ernoon. Miss Gaytha acoctnpanied i llnR,!ent of thc Hastings city schools. pver Bunday. Mrs. Hugh Riley, assisted by Mrs. Christening party, the droll fan ter were united in marriage on Friday them home after spending ten days • Mr and Mrs. Julian Jqlta und Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Burton and [daughter. Betty, spent Bunday with Bishop Kuhn has relumed to his Agnes Fisher and Miss Mabel Sb- of the cowboys to Tfie Virginian's evcnliiH, April 6. at tiie home of with relatives at these places. rtudles at Ann Arbor after spending; Miss Ruth Handy returned on jon. entertained Methodist Ladies' Dr. Hugh Kennedy, district super- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Potts of Grand gentle but persistent wooing of Allt Mr. and Mrs. Russell Benton In his vacation with his mother. Mrs. Thursday from Kissimmee. Fla., and Aid Circle No. 2 on Monday evening, Grand Rapids’ Rev, Edward Boone intendent. from Grand Rapids, de-!R#lJldsVermont school ma ’ am. Asheville. N. C.. where they had Bertha Kuhn. about twenty-five being present, to All through thc play lhe deep of the First Pilgrim Tabernacle per­ Uvcrcd one of ills fine, sermons all Mr and Mrs. John Kollar were Mrs. Floyd Everhart goes to Sun­ been spending the winter. enjoy lhe pot luck supper, which friendship of one man for another formed the ceremony. Both Mr. and thc M E. church Sunday evening, '“greeably surprised by 87 friends field Friday to attend the* meeting1' Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. was followed by the business nnd so,-----..v naau 'nw *trv,ce followed by thc1 ^jday• night, the occasion being -------- - ------------------- ------------ that thc sturdy life of the old West Mrs Karcher are popular local nf the Eaton County Federation of G. DeCou were Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Quarterly conference. |toelr 25th wedding anniversary. clal meetings. Miss Lucille Bassett | fostered is emphasized. A theme.young people and have a host Of Walsh und son Richard. Mr. and Women’s Clubs. friends who unite inextending best Wtn P»i8teten has purchaedthc i T”c, evening was spent in playing sang several picajijig solos and a [song, well-known and appropriate1 Mrs Ophelia O’Halr of Chicago Is Mrs. D. J. Remer and son Robert contest and conundrums completed has been adopted for use in "The, wishes ' I John Deming property In the north- tear®- Pot luck supper was served making an extended visit with her and Guy Harris of Cedar Springs. • Mrs Claud Walton went to Grand cast n “ rt of t0 »" n and u putting it ■ttt midnight and a nice sum of the program.-------------------------------------- | Virginian." The strains of "Myi Clothing and Shoes Rapids WednesdayOn Thurs^y mto eondiUon to occupy. (money ra, left for them. Mrs, Fred Fead of Port Huron. daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Mrz Gershum Severance will en-1 Buddy" repeatedly creep into action Mrs. Eliza Truax of Akron and Mrs. D. W Crawford. Charles Humphrey, who has been! ^^d Clslcr and family of Grand for Men and Boys tertaln in May at her new home I of the play. In contrast with thiss she accompanied her mother Mrs Ruth Meredith of Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Jeffries and . Ida Myers, of Grand Rapids, and operating the Cash and Carry groc- RaPid* spent Sunday with their near Middleville. I theme song is thc insolent little Harold Jeffries of Lowell were the the former’s daughter and husband. ——— song of Trampas. -Dead Broke." • her sister and husband. Mr and Iory here J°r the past few years, is | mother. Mra. Clara Clsler. HASTINGS ruesLs of Mr and Mrs. J. M. Town- Mr and Mrs. A- D. McDonald, last t Mrs Geo Browning, of Fremont to ! closll‘« out h*» entire stock and is II - ---------------------' „ which seems to laugh and mock at SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. i week’ (end on Sunday. Following the regular O. E B | everything Lowell where they helped their un- 1 BO1,U{ of business We have not Mr. and Mra. John Walton of Kal­ meeting on Tuesday cvenir.g. a fine Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith of North . Mr. anc| Mrs. W N. ChIdfcitere­ Thl. last song Is from lhe original! cle and brother. Peter Zylstra a le*ened what his plans are but his turned Thursday from a two weeks' amazoo and Mrs. Jesse Crandall of program was presented which ul.1 production. Il is no longer pub-. former Freeport resident, celebrate '• ,riends regret to See him leave and Dakota are visiting his father, Bov. | John Smith, and his brother, Owen, [ ___ visit with Rev and Mra. W. K. South Bend. I^d . were guests of Dr. enjoyed. Tlx- Rev. John W Kltch- llihcd and a copy could not be ob-. his birthday. wWi him success in whatever his for a few days. children of Battle Creek spent Sunand Mrs. D. D. Walton on Monday. ng spoke on the principles cmlxxl-. mined Chidester at 8t. Johns. However, thc director re-. Mr and Mra Charles Overholt nr* rentme will be. A. L Brown was In Kalamazoo on irel In the teachings of thc O. E 8.. membered It from thc days when The Double O class of the U. B. ■ day with relatives here, Mrs. Clara Wills, who has been l visited their sons. Lewis and Galen Mr a,,d Mrs. Charles Hurley of church meet with Mrs. Harry Sand- j Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and Rev. Monday on business. visiting Mrs. Edith Edger the past Miss Beverly Bigler gave several | ouslm Farnum was making a name. and the latter's wife at Grand Ran-1 Grand Rapids spent. Thursday aft- . Misses Mildred Funk and Mary brook Friday evening. Twenty-two: and Mra. John Smith were Sunday two weeks, returned to her home at I.lg ta a C^nCt?.' Mrs'. Ilor •«» ‘de title role of this [ ids Wednesday. ernoon with Mra. Hurleys staler. I Lawrence, teachers in Niles, and were present. Refresh- guests at Owen Smith's. Oswego. New York, an Friday. Mrs. Mary Ann Snyder, aged 75 IMrs F E- Brunner and hiuband. members . r ? 1 Bl,t ho* 'he score on! Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grigsby have Luella Lawrence of Fremont accom­ reading and Kim Sigler told of hl., paper? since the director makes no, who fell three weeks ago. breaking Mr Hurlcy and daughter. Mildred. ,menu were served and a fine time I Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Perrin and [children of Detroit called on the come home from Kissimmee. Fla., panied tyiM Stella Heath home from rerent trip by atrphne to Nebraska, pretenw; of being an accomplishedI her hip. passed away al thc home were ln Hastings during the aftcr- enjoyed by all. Floyd Collar was accepted for i letter's sister. Mrs. Chas. Fariae, where they spent the winter months, Niles for the week pnd. Bam* Palm- Refreshments closed a very pleasant .soloLit, tbbi was a real problem, of her daughter. Mrs. Charles Stahl.;noou, service In lhe CCC Thursday at Saturday afternoon. having a very enjoyable sojourn. evening. Somewhat in doubt about the pos­ near Elmdale. Tuesday night. Be-1 ----------------- < • » —- ---------। Grand Rapids and was sent to De- | Mr and Mrs. Harry Sandbrook C. E Tiiomas of Dayton. Ohio, Heath home. NASHVILLE. । sible results he essayed to Warble, sides Mrs. Stahl, another daughter,! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moyer, Mr. and troll immediately. and children were Sunday guests spent thc week end here with Mrs. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. out the tune in the presence of a, Mrs Emanuel Yoder, survives. Pu-1 Mrs Elmer Bivens of Battle Creek Margaret Murgaret and ana Audra Auara Densmore of Ralph Rise in Woodland. Thomas, who returned to Dayton Mrs Clarence Burtraw and Brice । spent the fore part. of.... Matthews of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. prized on Tuesday evening “by six- ,ra‘ned «nw»ictan and was told. neral services were held from the »pcnl the week end here. last week in' My. and Mra. Mortimw HaU and with him for a two weeks' stay. , Mennonlte church on Saturday aft-1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuttle have iHastings. ।children of Grand Rapids spent part Mr. and Mrs. Will Orans of East I----------------------------------------------------------Melvin Skinner of Adrian and Mr. . 'H»tes cxlaUd In rany known, ernoon with burial In Mennonlte returned from Florida, where tlwy big her birthdav. birthday Various etna games.1_ musicM “au ’ Duane Grey spent the Week end of last week with Mrs. Ethel HalL Caledonia and Mr. and Mrs. Corl and Mrs- George Newland of Olive: Ina spent the whiter with his mother, -with his uncle near Clarksville. Dctman of Caledonia were Sunday were here on Monday for the fu- bunco and dancing made lhe eve- , ' Somewhat dismayedI cemetery. Garnet Townsend and John and Mrs. J. d. C<x>i was able to be out; Mrs. C. W. Smith. (but by no means disheartened, thc। ning very delightful, Misses Mary!, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dean and guests of Mr. and Mrs Dan Lewis. neral of Mra. Jennie Rowley. Mrs. Ella Larkin has returned to niece । Mr. and Mrs. C. W- Clarke. Mrs. DeVries and Eleanor Haven assist­ (director sought thc assistance of to church Sunday morning. Her and Mrs. Bertha Mulllncg and the week end with their parents. Ouy Shull, who has been spending musician-friend. Once, many friends are glad to see her | ber home here after spending sevlhe winter In Miami. Fla., came on A- C. Brown of Grand Rapids, Mr. ing with lhe games. Lovely refresh- ’ .another . Improving so nicely. eral montiu In Dayton. Ohio, and Thursday for a visit with his sister and Mrs. Floyd Everhart. Mrs. Rob­ incnte Including a birthday cake again thc tune was tried and after , Carl Gilliland Is now employed Jackson. and husband. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. ert Burch, Mrs. John C. Ketcham. were also enjoyed and Miss DeVries jfinishing the first verse the vocalist | Miss Mildred Caley was hostess Miss Emma Chandler and Miss Ma­ was generously remembered with al- .looked up enquiringly only to dis­ at Flint. Beumer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas and I Tuesday night to the Dramatic cover that his hast and hostess had Miss Elizabeth Jane Dawson and bel Blsaon attended the ’ Procession tractive gifts. run for cover Into different rooms son. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Pcrrigo of. Club. < friend of Ann Arbor were Sunday of thc Brides” entertainment at of the house each trying without Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.; Funeral services for Frank AlterBAWDY—SANBORN. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Tobias. Nashville Friday evening. On Wednesday afternoon. Judge success to choke down impolite Brayton of Detroit. L. B Brayton of !l°n* n- *'cre held Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs Roy Cordes. Mrs. Miss Ethel Janes was in Grand Phyllis Reynolds. Mrs. W. R. Cook Btuart Clement united In marriage bursts of laughter. But finally after Dayton. Ohio, were guests at the at two o'clock at thc Hess funeral Rapids on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dolan re­ and Miu Margery Reynolds attend­ at the probate office. Bethel B. Baw­ many repltitions and experimenting P. A. Thomas home on Sunday of home. He leaves one daughter, Mrz. last we^k. Chamberlain of Mount Pleasant. turned on Sunday from California ed the Grand Rapids Repertoire Co.'s dy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baw­ about with iwtcs and keys the exact The regular monthly meeting of The service was conducted by the and other points on the Pacific presentation of The Vinegar Tree dy of Woodland, and Miss May San­ melody desired was finally recorded the L. A S. will be. held on Wed- R™- M. E Hoyt. Mrs. Gall Lykins coast, where he has been on business Wednesday night, two of Mrs. Rey­ born. daughter of Mr and Mrs Jo­ on paper. "The Virginian" without ne.sday of this week at the home of Burial in the Hosmer cemethis catchy snatch of song would .for over seven weeks. nolds' former Delta Gamma girls seph Sanborn of Sunfield. Wltnesse:, being in the cast. Miss Amy Loom­ were Mrs. Homer Smith and Miss seem Incomplete yet this one detail Mrs. Glenn Perkins with a dinner |‘ery. | John 8. Green Is moving his tallalone took many hours to perfect for thc public al noon. is. director, and Miss Martha Ellen Margaret Gladstone. fawrcnce Endres. Mr. Hampton or und dry cleaning business into and cost some local musicians a Scott, who takes the ingenue roles. rather "bud evening" in addition. and F. E. Brunner were in Hastings the old State Savings bank buildHAPPY SURPRISE. Relatives and friends of Mrs Ed । ing. He had been in his present loTickets for this play are now on on business Wednesday. Boat MRS. REYNOLDS HONORED AT Sheldon surprised her last Tuesday sale at the Oordes Newsstand. Mra. Earl Jack returned to her cation 18 years. NUMEROUS SOCIAL AFFAIRS. evening by bringing a pot luck sup­ Prices are 30c for adults. 20c for home at Detroit Friday after spend-1 Mr. and Mrs. Ottlc Lykins rcMrs. Phyllis Reynolds of Ann Ar­ per to help her celebrate her birth­ high school students. 15c for school *nn the week with her mother. Mrs. turned Monday from a week's visit bor. who has been spending' thc day. AU enjoyed a good old fash­ pupils up to and Including tfie H. W Gosch. (with relatives in Indiana. On SatStrictly Frwsb spring vacation here, has been the I. na. __ _ advance _ I_____ in; ... Arthur Seifert was home from' urdajt_thcy attended the funeral of Mrs. eighth grade "The slight ioned chat and1 *Jclt “** wishing •• honor guest at several very pleasant hzQpy _____ returns of the Price over last year was made neces­ Flint over thc week end. ! the former's brothcr-ln-law, N. R. Bhcldan n^any h-^,. ________ social affairs during her stay. Full Quart Caw sary by Increased rates for rental of Leap Karcher lias been rcRairimj' Love, at Richmond. Ind. Tuesday afternoon her daughter. the auditorium. AU-scats are re­ the damage done by thc fire at thc 1 On Bunday Junior Dull entcrMrs. Roy Cordes, gave a very charm­ ORDERED TO -- ------------- U. — S — served. Box office sale of scuta, at Frank Brayton residence the past' talncd ’ Bobby Betts, Charles and ing tea. Thursday Mrs. Wtn. R. Cook Ch. Pharmacist’s Mate Corlus W. the auditorium will open at 7:00 week. ’ [Sherman Lykins In their sugar bush, entertained a number of guests at Baiiey, who has been on duty at the o'clock eacn evening of the perforLawrence Endres is driving a well | Miss Agnes Da use of Lansing a bridge luncheon Ul her honor, at Naval Air Station, ius been ordered mance. Seat reservations may be at the Moore gas station this week, [spent thc week end at Iter home which Mrs. Orville Sayles and Mrs. to report to the U. 8 8 Wright for made In advance by writing or tele­ Mrs. George Thompson spent a here. Richard Gross won top scores. Fri­ duty with the flag allowance. Mr. phoning to the Cordes Newsstand. few days lost week with her son/ Mrs. Lyman was called to the day afternoon Mrs. Dasle Cruc had Bailey is tiie son of Mr. and Mrs. Thia play Is the most ambitious Harry, and family at Hastings. hotn: of her daughter in Detroit. nu. ugbt 4-s«w.d a group of friends at her home for Hoisington of Bhultj and is serving production yet undertaken bg the We were misinformed relative to ’ On Thursday night will occur ana thimble party and Saturday Mrs. on his nineteenth hi the navy- dvlc Players. The players in order Floyd Walton having employment ether party for thc members and Fancy Quality 5-3 C. W. Clarke gave a very OHightful ■" obaoi atU in may 2llhelr «>U»»m at Flint. He is still on thc job at' invited gucsLs at thc K. of P. hall, dessert luncheon, honoring as well. the Walton garage here. | Mesdames Cora Warner. Mary Messrs. Lawrence Endres and F.' Hope, Minnie Biggs. Esther Jobn' ««*• " '*“h Grand Rapids. Instead of the us­ is a member of IhM-ytars gradual- initgintan_ John Barnett E. Brunner were In Grand Rapids son and Pauline Lykins were tn ual bridge, the new card game of Fighting eye strain—below on business Tuesday. | Battle Creek on Tuesday. Arnos and Andy proved a jolly sub­ Nursing School hi In Grand Rajiids. Rapid.*). Mra Alex cannondy—Edith DcWalter Coats is spending a few! Funeral services for Mrs. Mary par mentally and physical­ stitute. Miss Margery Reynolds fin­ Thc commencement exercises will be» Rulter . weeks with relatives at Wayland. , Wilkinson. 85. were held Saturday ly? Nobody knows. But It held at Park Congregational church ishing with the lowest score. cn Mrs. Andrew Dow—Angie Haw­ Gardening will be next on tho'afternoon at lhe Evangelical church, on Tuesday evening. May 22. thorne. The* above are ranchers’ program nnd everyone sems anxious conducted by the Rev. 8. R. WUrtz. CLA88 CHOOSES NAME. wives. to get started at It. Several already Burial in the Hosmer cemetery, Fancy Round J. FT. CLUB On Tuesday evening. April 10. Mra. Albert Bessmer was hostew Mrs. Hewte, the complete hostess hove some tidngs planted and are Mrs. Gall Lykins sang. "Going Down Miss Betty Bigler was hostess to her hoping for warm weather soon. I the Valley Qne by One" and "Sweetto the twelve members of the J. F- T. !-!P c,n Jreavcr- . u Sunday School class. Mrs Fred Club on Tuesday afternoon, lunchHewle ■ >°vU1 hoat-RobMra. Ida Huffman of Charlotte ly Resting.'- Mrs. Wilkinson had Joiuison. teacher. Twelve members was at tlw John Thaler irame last been in feeble health for some time from childhood up. In a|l I enjoyed a delicious pot luck supper con being served *»l one o’clock. Thc erl, , „n. nqjt meeting will be with Mra. . “r5„Fre"Trkk ,°gden. a guest week assisting In the oare of her and had been tenderly cared for at communities and all walks st a table beautifully centered with Armour'* Fancy—FIm for Saadwtefas Prank Rogers, mother. Mrs. Ellen Rouzh. | thc home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hosnc^ci*. on uu thc uic Battle uatuc Creek t,recK rr?L ,,n N.f ..,* j .. ..-------- .Walton ------L . , calendulas and other spring blooms. rum __ j in three __ ____ ".Inrtoo" Mnnrv______________________________ Tw>no Bayles, road, weeks Mra Judg«* Henry—Irene Cbarles Hurley of Grand Rapids mer in Charlotte, where slw poized During the business session tiie roaa. jtjJirce weexs__________ Frederick Ogden, a New York mistake in deciding that called at the F. E. Brunner home ‘ away.* She leaves two daughters, Order a Pound of Our Home Mado Sauaaf• 1 mystery name “W. M. B-" was TEE-BEE8 business man—Dr. DeForest Walton. Monday. ;Mrs. Dema BhWngstool of StockTEE-BEES MEET. Chosen for the class and plans made Mr and Mrs. David Boyea enterJudge Henry, a wealthy cattle Mrs. Pearl Smith is in Grand bridge and Mrs. Sol Baker, north [for securing pins bearing thia device. WE ARE STILL REDEEMING R1NSO AND LUX Rapids where she has employment [ of Nashville, several steixhlldreb, talned the Tee-Baes at dinner on owner—L. E. Barnett. ;The following officers were elected COUPONS . . . BRING YOURS INI — 'n'~ . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. I grandchildren and other relatives. [for lhe coming year: President. Miss Friday evening at six-thirty o'clockBud Wolfe. Lipscomb. । The Women's Literary Club met !Betty Bigler; Secretary. Mtas Phyl- Clarence Bacchler was awarded thci -Nebrusky ”—Frank Andrus. prize for telling the best stories. Thc W. M A. of the U. B. church Wednesday for Motion Picture Day. 111s Hfcwfan; Treasurer. Mias Jocelyn •Baldy"—Roy Cordes. will hold a faked goods sale at tho The opening lines of tlw program Ironside. A pleasant hour of games L' AND I BRIDGE CLUBOPTOMETRIST "Honey" Wiggin—Mort HUI. F. E. Brunner store on Saturday of paid a tribute to tho lovely C*Ufollowed and Miss Beverly Bigler enMrs. _ w„uo of Thc tbls wekk. A____ trio of cowboys, „ friends ! fomla zunseta. Mrs. Robert Smith [tertalned reveral tap dancing ing the Allison U and ITolles Bridgeis entertain_ __ __ । tertalned with — Haiti ng• ing the U and I Bridge Club at her Virginian, strangely reminiscent of The mid-week prayer service at was the music chairman. "Qrigin !?^£r’ TW* ’Jul,“nd“ct to® Ihome on E. Blate 8t., this Wed'. --fhe*Three’Miuketwi.'' ”* W. Mtr Tit, BK1 Lilli, S*n the M. E church will be held on' of the Motion Picture industry," by <2P!lnUJg C*.erc.^, Ot the 8unda>‘ I afternoon. The club has eight memMolly Wood, thc schoolma’am fWiday evening this week In the Mrs. Nelson Brumm: "D. W. Grif- 1 School on April 29. | t>ers. from Vermont—Margaret Gladstone. church basement. (flth and His Film Drama," "Tiie I Social Events and Personal Mention I MIRIAM SULEEPA A RECOGNIZED ARTIST sell Cleveland. Cloi b Accessories for Spring In the Latest Fashion I »1 ’1.50 ’1.95 Style Park Hats ’3.50 a«J a Socks 25c 35c 5Qc Civic L>1V1L IPHvnrc Itiy CFS Prnennt rrcscni ‘TI1P Viraininn’ Horn 1 Suspenders 50C »1.00 Caps 50c 75c ’1 c T. S. Baird LOW PRICES Friday and Saturday, April 20,21 Butter Eggs Dill Pickles 14jc 19c Coffee Brooms How Many Are Handicapped? Vanilla ts. 37® «•*<* 29c >• Meat Market Special* Beef Steak Potted Ham L, V. BESSMER 14fc 2 c— 15c HINMAN' �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. 1834 WANTS THE CHURCHES ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER- 1 TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. M. E. CHURCH MOTH*. ' IG.l.n*., U.chK.i,, U... S<l*la-a wii.i iithrr Irult. Ol Idu-jIpw «<idn«o > «o» itoj 4 i<l liAi.JI.-r .1 lla.IliKa <’> The Preicription Drug Store MICHIGAN HASTINGS Our Service Adjuat Fairly Pay Promptly PriT»l« OlfUtl st LOW P.ATE8 CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. GEO. M. NEWTON ■■■■ ■fnsfl KTSt Let 0 Wrecking 1928 CHEVROLET Set of Fenders for Fordson Fordvm Tractor Front Wheel Bearings. PARTS TOR ALL CARS <GLENN F. LAUBAUGH J Phone 2637 Hastings ► ► ► ► ► ► ► WAMI.tr . .............. w ....J -W.il l.nrhlln Fl-.'-r WSHHIr'-l i- ihIpO'I 1 ■ r.-ir.v. .i.—.l ..f.lr 1 |>>.Hill. < ui ,.n rot.) I r.-....<r— — t »-<•!: stl.E Ki r........ III,.OP 11*1 I ll.pl. 1 )*■> > t'li., • r |.,af .• - ih ____________ I 1 • i<ri: .-ai.i; ..... - ■ .r. H-t •-’j’lt-iV) <»Al U-L «.r? .l'1 li'.f r’i ..par-.,...i mil: *....... I.. —, ,. .,11 i.r ■-a.-.l f—r a ■ 1. k 1 1 1, l>. . k. ..... 1 alt J . 1. *.W .1... .1 ■. > I*.,. ■ - _ -.1 >1 . 1*. ... ... 666 Ckecxt Cvlil« 6r»t day. He cr Nearalxu In 30 talc Fine Laxative and Tonic ' •' n ' lL'. )’■ S s 1 1 1 • RATES REDUCED BORROW MONEY on your Car and Pay Your Past Due Bills ! Call or icrilt Fidelity Corporation of Michigan 'l.- ,. , . ' IV.lt . ‘t i 1 h.ilii T Mil. ir 4 ioH -'I Mine wi.«.. a i Foil HU. r; 2_ ll-ar-lnT- nt I II I .rn I..1 in «’ -t..rk ll1,..c Irk.n£ <1 4 I* ii.i: -M.lI*_ Ul, ...f.v. 1 a-.*.,« .l-o I .111,1*1.., , it 1.irlim.nl CARDS of THANKS National Bank Building. Ionia. Michigan 1018-19 Grand Rapidi National Bank Building, Grand Rapidi, Michigan HASTINGS MARKETS ■MU BM HMM But if so much isn’t a living wage . -r one group, how can others with the same wage afford flivvers?— Cleveland News. GEORGE’S SHOE REPAIRING and HAT CLEANING SHOP Organized, Considered Sev­ eral Matters, and Ad­ journed Wednesday HEELS—15c fall lo go through. McBharlln. Ted Zkyler. T. S. K. As we explain elsewhere, the Ire- „rM vcrap„ wlmnaer Hush Riley. FIRST CHURCH Islmurc ha. by law reoulrod the Arl.m. crolhen. Gordon Crothrr.J OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST • , ™ f Stuart Clement. Emeram Struble, in the ™.m. county w ui whom .hall bo Uoyd m .h. ItolM rt cook. D. A. hereafter filetl the chattel mort- vanBuaklrk. Duane Miller. Albert ( gages, bills of sales and contracts Dykstra and Lean Kenlield. that heretofore have been filed with Junior Specialization Certificotes towruhip clerks. This does not nfhahtikos parish. fd cities and villages.- but does will be awarded to Clayton Newland, methodist episcopal cuurch. change the situation for township Herman Newland. R. H. Erway and John Erway. Hastings, Route 6; C. R.». c. M. ConkUn clerks. Because of this law. all these Rtllrtenca: LIB B. Or.cn at. Ebon. 21B2 papers will be brought from the hies A Jacobson. W. H. Weaver. Albert of township clerks and placed with Dykstra. William Tuttle. T. A. Zieg­ • thc register of deeds. It will be- no ler. Clarence Bump. Robert Bech­ ."mall Job to properly Index and file tel. Robert Wilson. Frank Erb. Ed­ them- In the register s office. Ac- ward B. Whitmore. B. M. McPhnrcordlngly thc board voted 860 far lin. and Lloyd Peterson. Hustings; M. extra clerk hire to tiie register in or­ John Bechtel,,Hastings. Route 3 and der that he may take care of the Gerald Smith. Hastings. Route 6. Advanced certificates have been} u. big grist of these papers that will ------------------------------- — come from township clerks, and be awarded to Harvey Burgess. Vernon deposited with him this month. Wininger, Winston Sheffield. Lloyd | Thc board also voted, as it has Shafer. C- A. Jacobson and Albert; done since the County Health Unit Dykstra, all of Hastings. was established, to become rrsponsiEighty-nine Barry county men nt- j church or the nazarenb. ble for the rent of the offices the tended one or more of Die meetings Unit occupies. Considering what at Battle Creek and 35 were present Barry county is getting in service at one or more of the meetings here from the Hralth Unit the county at Hastings, the certificates named can richly afford lo fiay thc rental, above gouig to those who attended Among the CWA projects consid- five of tiie leaders' training meet­ cn-d und approved ' in' .... this-------------county (nga hcre o|. Bl BaUlc Crwk. drains tiuil may be .were ... ..-Acral . ---------On Monday evening Scout Excbullt bv labor paid for by thc gov- ciruv-c jjoyd Shafer and Robert cinment The board last year fixed cook were in Battle Creek attendl oLr try..<jr tl,c dr“‘n comm!''- mg the area Camp Committro meclu‘o er\.me?!Tr. sum of ,n«- 1,eltl a‘ lhc Sanitarium dining BOWENS _MILLS CHURCH. 5••Jv! f 8-j0. Naturally Mr. Walker. thesr<x>m. Arrangements were made for s.and»y drain rommbuioner. -------------does not----feel aunlrnrr Camp program And It • .icum,.. ..hat he can afford to do tiie extra was decided to have un eight weeks’ ’ work that will be required If these Counsel camp storting June 24 at । EMMANUEL CHURCH. drain! projects go through Without Shcrnuin lake. The cost will be 85.00 | (EPISCOPAL) comulnsation. The board request- and Scout Troops and their Scout-1 ,clor cd tnat hc keep an account of the masters are urged to attend in groups | T«i. mi extra work required and present his together. Complete plans for Barry I iii.ni, it... bill for same to the b?ord where tt county’s progfiim will be made on ( *’*>' b»’ passed upon by the claims April 30 at the meeting ot thc I committee. Tiie county can well County Camp Committee. afford to take this action because Lloyd Shafer was In Middleville If the drains are constructed, there will be no labor cost for lhe taxpay­ on Tuesday night attending a । ers. thr federal government fool­ meeting at the Knights of Pythias । hall, that organization sponsoring ing lhat bill. j Troop 65 of Middleville. I The Sea Scouts of Middleville BAPTIST CHURCH MILO. B. J. Adcock. Mlnlitir. On account of the Township Sun­ I have registered, with L- R- Beeler day Schx>l convention at Prairieville os Skipper. They have named their nex’t Sunday afternoon, there will ship. ’’Sea Scout Stop Aquilla.” .tun.Sunday On April 24. the Barry County Jw ----------------no church------------serviceounor School at Mito. Riving ail an op- District Board meeting u to coniwrtunity to attend the convention vcne at local 64:0111 headquarters to and listen to Rev. D Stanley Coors consider summer plans and pro­ of First M. E church. Kalamazoo’ Beams for work, Hugh who will give the address at that " ”°h Riley and Lloyd Shafer and twelve Scouts go to Assyria Friday to conduct an investiture servMr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith and“ night ice at the p. T. A. meeting. family have rented the c. C. Dewey The April Court of Honor will be house of west Hickory and will move held in the court room on. Wednes­ and occupy the same about the first of May. We regret to lose them from day night, April 25. , Tonight T. S. K. Reid is in Del­ this neighborhood. ton assisting Troop 55. neniy Henry car Car-­ ____ .u. . to n oMUtmg XToop oa. r iln Pni'T members of H. L. pentcr. 8. M..-wlth handicraft work. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Club nnd two guests were delight- .specializing in loothercraft -----------------— and fully entertmned at the home of arci,crv MMdames Gilkey and Confer on Thursday last, for a ’’Nationaf Song MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Day” program. Roll was answered ItetauH h by "one of the old Composers.’’ Sketches' of thc following old songs were given. Old Folks at Home" by | D. C- Foster. Nina Boyle; "Holl Co­ lumbia.” J. Hopklnson. Mrs. Bellbigcr. Star Spangled Banner," Fran­ cis Sc-jU Key. Mrs. Gilkey; ’Dixie." Dan D Emmett. Mrs. Doster; ■Maryland. My Maryland." J. Ran- iV< <iu dell. Mrs. Jones, and "Home. Sweet J'"'"' Home," John H. Payne. Mrs. Snifien.,^ Sand Stanzas from each of these old rontfs »>'«u that b were sung preceding the readings. The hostess served a lovely supp«r. t>idd FTP ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ! after the program. | R»T. John KltchlDg. D. D. Pulor. Mr. and Mrs W. H. Flower and 121V' d.i ns W. C«>ur Bt. Phono 218S children of Kalamazoo spent the Ali-minc worship. to 30. week end and Sunday with their CHURCH OP CHRIST. COATI OROVH. parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quick spent 11 :flOSunday with their son Clinton and . Mrs. Quick of Kalamaaoo. Mr. and Mra. Harlan Scobey enmVINO ORANGE ASSYRIA. tertalned Sunday the former’s " Last Week’s Letter. ^mother and family-from Welocme. ‘ I Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Warner of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice CrocAston Detroit accompanied their parents, of Hastings ai}d her brother. Leo I Mr. nnd Mra. Fred Miller, on a Quick, were supper guests Sunday trip to Allegan on Thfirsday to visit of their uncle. Mr. and Mrs. E.1 Mrs. Miller’s mother. Mra. Sylvca-1 Quick, and family. I . ------। Mgny lnany peopje visited the I MAPLE LEAF ORANGE Mr. and Mrs.'Claud Spellman and mother. Mrs. Hvu Payne, and week, when thc driver of a road daughter, Amy. of Battle Creek truck so mlracuously escaped with spent Sunday at thr farm home of but a few minor injuries last Wed­ Mrs. Payne in the Ellis district nesday when the truck was hit by The Briggs Parent-Toucher Unit lhe freight train on the C. K. and WA jiTKO—H<ia NOTICE TO CBBDITORM. llnlurtien met on Friday evening with a good of Mleklgaa, program and attendance. Mrs. Wilcox entertained for din- larSula . u,.» monly R»t A bee. to assist Gerald Dunn in — —. ~ - —— — Willis Wlikl MtLFWXSTlfb-V.O.« man -..red the construction of a temporary Lyle Wilcox and Norman from Bat­ structure to replace the bam which He Creek' — blown down last week during Thc April meeting of the P. T. A. STAR GRANGE the windstorm, was held on MonMon­ will be held at the schoolhouse day. Thursday evening the 26, featuring Mrs. Ruth Henry. due to the Three of our ladles. Mrs. Germain. at the farm home on Thursday. Mrs. Bradfield, and Mbs Hackney, k»u half German measles have invaded tiie will take part in the operetta at the ... Who wouldn’t like to see British Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burchett Kellogg School. April 31. and are ,n- films supreme?" asks a writer. Hol- home. LflLle Betty Lou is th* first meeting nearly every evening for ’1% lywood wouldn’t.—London Opinion. victim. । practice this last week . 84 I a£»9 gE-. OUG “™“.. 50c robber hceU. foar months guaranteed Player Piano FOR MI.E— r.Mlux h>ir»««. Woi/hl 1*4 •. Nothing olM like are exclusive IU.-* Boy Scout News Governors visiting army and navy This week end. at ’Camp Ben Johnston at Sherman lake, will be posts within their own states are the final meeting In lhe Leaders’1 ■now entitled to 19-gun salutes— formerly they received 17. The supervisors at their April ses- Training Course and only thctfc men who wa,v attend mp this vwanu camp wall will cft be sion. for the year, awarded 7 .,0. 3‘on- after ww organizing lor me year. awarded the certificate from the ‘ ai i-rain-viii.-. w.m*i-l lAih, gave consideration to routine mat- Boy Scouts of America. Attendance1 is’" »ir^,fr"Fri.iv lers. adjourning on Wednesday. this camp is necessary to comReliable Piano Manafacturer »"•' »• * 1A fitting resolution was passed ex. plcte the course. has a Bungalow Site i,L’m!rh i>w Pressing the kindly sentiments of Gunnar Berg, director of Voiun- 1 i > i-. Sun the board toward the late Birney teer Leadership Training In Ui-j * -.MU McIntyre, who for so many years Scout organization, is to be the chief near HaiUnga, which is alighV was supervisor of Hastings town- speaker nnd will bring n hApful '>• ship, and who was highly regarded message. He has * had splendid by his associates on tho txxird. training and U a man ot talent and this contract to responsible Register of Deed-i Earl Boyes came ability, specializing in1 character ed­ party willing to finish small before the board to ask for Instruc- ,______ ucation._________ Cars for.those who wish to monthly payments. For full ! tlons as to what he should do about __ go to this camp flJ1 |oavc fOr<3twr_ . FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Information, write charging accounts in the cose of man lake about twelve o’clock ns the CHURCH. nppllounLs for federal Joans. In program starts nt twb o'clock. See CREDIT MANAGER such coses there are a number of T- S. K. Reid or Lloyd Shafer con-; P. O. Box 183. Chicago. III. pa|MTs nnd expenses that ore creat- cernlng a way to ride. It Is hoped ed by the applicant in tiie register’s at least 40 men from Barry county ! office before lhe applicant knows may attend. te will rraly. Uw l«u> or Re8utar lralnln, rwriitau., for’ >ol. Thr board auUrorired ih. re,- F,„t Aw ,„rk ,3, M preKnln, w Liter io ehariie ll.eie eoeounu and. lhlrty.|WO Ba,., mcn. who wb'-re the Menu loan weM COTipleM the .peeUU worn ot-1 IhrcUKh to rollecl ll>e account, but ,etcd y.c RwJ crow. The men cHvr.cn or Tin: vxiTito BRCTitrr.e in caw the loan failed to 8o throush Brc Hehon Bnimm Coy Brumm.’ IH milt io forgei ll. we think that la t«lr j..ck a.„„ WU|lam Hecker. Wulit .a proper for the Ml«er '"lace oraham. Arlle Bold and S. B briny ihh matter before the board. Wuiu ul NmihyUle: Harold Jonej Ixoiiar he l» on a salary and turns BanlWd. Hubert Brotmin. Fred all fees over to lhe county. He did Ballance, Harvey Bur«a.. Donald not wish to la- n«x>ialble. m cases tinny. L. Z Hall. Darrel Hah. C. A. of unwld leea alien federal loon. j,„2v>n. Win,ton shrlBeld. B. M.I crvice antaed to hold Ui« rupture SUPERVISORS DID ROUTINE BUSINESS MEN’S DRESS SHOES BOLES .... BOYS? SOLES SHOES DYED—Me NOTICE! land. 27 and 28 Chevrolet, 28 and 29 Whippet and oth­ er makes. Also buying used and old can." Bank. ARCHIE TOBIAS S. C. White Leghorn J. E. NORTON, Auctioneer Phone 3509 GRAND PIANO 4915 Will sacrifice on very moderate terms, almost new Apartment Grand If sold at once. Will ac- ment. CHICKS daction. Got year Udeki her at PENHOOK’S HATOHIRX. Ut or Marketable eoaltry Oomollaaea Certilcate PENNOCK POULTRY FARM 41 4 IH NaikvUU Phono For particulars write CREDIT ADJUSTER Care Banner 4-18 Out BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT Attention Farmers We are now Contracting Pickles for delivery at the following Stations:— Middleville, Hastings, Delton, Free­ port and Nashville, for a 12 weeks’ cash crop, with Guaranteed Price and Market. Sign one of our Pickle or Cauliflower Agreements Hirsch Bros. & Co.’ Phone 2649 or 2654. Hastings, Mich. JOE DeRUITER, Mgr. We handle a Complete Line of Mich. Fertilizers 3 F lowers Are Never Expensive and Always Ready to Serve for birthdays and Anniversaries Ji di Try Our Vase Combinations and Gift Novelties GRANGE PROGRAMS }fl! Influence of the Pleased Good CHARLES H. LEONARD 5 Time to plant Perennials—We have a fine line at very reasonable prices Say it with Flowers Clyde Wilcox ‘The Florist Hasting*, Michigan Telephone 2530 �Wednesday, April 18, 1934 PART TWO-Pafw ------------- ;— ■- THE HASTINGS BANNER THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN ANQ DENTIST IN PREVENTIVE MEDICINE GEORGE A. DARLING, JR,OR. P. H. ‘‘FHyrypTflld for GoVOmor” ZXUVOGdlLb AdvortltPS Pprfppt A StntP OrcrnniVYltinn -TCllCUl IL OldlC V/Igdlll/,dL1O11 provided in either one of two ways: the physicians and dentists of Bar- [ first, by the employment of phy- ry County, the W. K. Kellogg Foun- j rlUgerUlU 1U1 VJUVVII1U1 siciana and dentists on a salary dation established a scries of postbasis; or second, by.' bringing Into,graduate fellowships not only for' active cooperation the existing pro-!Barry county but for the neighbor-. Lansing. Mich, April 12—Secre-.attempt to connect me with this H»' W, K. KtlloU Foundation. Hattie Creek. Mich. (Because the following article, tallment ot the work of the official IUU will wte imvenll.e moll- 'rural M l,.vr .My comannounced the name, or ;ix-nalu« or pruarraa. II 1 were n« local health department. On tiie Cine for governor, and, cine along atong with wttn curative medicine mcaicine In in pleted pietea their uieir first nrst course In in postgradpostgruu-;, those inoae who wno will win be uc in charge cniw of Ills a candidate ,------ -written by Dr. Darllpg of Battle — . . own offices. — — . .fulfillment ....____ of. uate training, __ ___ _____ ____ .afor ______ ________ rm.. •The therefore In the nathupathway of l contrary, the first essential of such I their The and. of 34 dentists. .. 38 campaign lhea,. Governorship. 'therefore In tuiliticnl the political Creek, of the Kellogg Foundation an enterprise should be thc estabthLs last mentioned program requires have had tiie advantage of similar personnel of uic lhe ucucrai General vumiimwv. Committee. i ---eerlain rr- , tnw last mcntioneo program requires invc naa ine uavaiuagc oi similar personnel oi — ambitious ones, this apparBluff, Is of general Interest, and llshment of nf a n whole-time, whole-time properly nmrwrlv.u... .. cooperation. of the health training.-m—. .-n. u. the hearty These fellowships provided।and other officers who...m willu.be. theentlv cnt*yorganized 0r8“nV’f‘1effort e?ort to , !link nk .I?mvl y because it commends thc public personneled and reasonably flofficer who must act as a sttmulat- .for a two weeks' intensive course ana-'dlrecUng head of the organization. Is name with this group wouldnot be health work in Barry county az nanced. local health department. agent In forcibly bringing to lhe [most of the physlcluu and dentists ns follows: Philip C. Pock. Ann. Ar-made. r"n ” carried on under the direction of Buch a recommendation was tmani-1 attention ot lhe public tiie need of received this training at recognized bor. Chairman; Carlyle A. Gray, Those whose — minds are not ------- -------------, uucnuoii ol vne puunc uic nrcu oi inxitru inis uuining ui rco^uocu uor. i^iuiirnuui, vuiiyw o. -----------------• Dr. M. R. Kinde of this city, wc ■nnu.Uv . . .h preventive -C-. ,-. nnd ..... in co-1«professional ... I ...... >. ni.L. tnounly unnrnvrd approved hv by thA thc delegates fzi to I aue services centers In Chicago. Ih1 .. Lansing. Secretary: John C. Hicks. »'»»*l>cd with personal political am-| gladly give it a place In our col­ J1'1' “st unnutt meeting- of the ordlnatlng the activities of the vari- ’addition, men of profejwlonal ability;St. Johns, Treasurer. ibltlons. that arc being curbed by umns. It originally appeared in the Michigan state Medical Society and ous professional groups. ihave presented special subjects in Executive Committee—Chase S 'fearon of my candidacy for goverMarch Issue of lhe American Jour­ this state organisation is now en_ DrogKU in thia direction is Ith’ n«ld Preventive medicine to Osborn. Sault Ste Marie; David If know full well that during my I nal of Public Health —Editor, i gaged in a plan for extending such .J? gaged in a plan for extending such wen*7nustrated in* the "annual report,the Phyxiclan’s at their own county Crowley. Detroit; Joseph C. Arm- 22 >’ears i dkuWj Included in the summary of find­ cooperative services to every county of leetings.|tron«. Detroit; Arthur E।1 DingeOne 1931 157 in. WHEEL BASE FORD TRUCK my administrative policies. ings nnd conclusions of the commit­ bi Michigan. Experience thus far indicates tliat | partment Just released by the Health — Dual wheels, good condition, new tee which studied city health or­ "Of course, as usual there are some Noteworthy progress has been It is perfectly practical under rural ganizations for the White House made during thr past 20 years in re­ Officer. Dr. M. IL Kinde. Barry U a conditions to carry on a cooperative | tires on rear—a bargain position to a leading candidate, raise I .Conference on Child Health and ducing death rates and in minimiz­ typical rural county located in the health program where a well organ­ southwestern part of thc Stole of Protection, there appeared the fol­ ing the prevalence of such com­ the cry that lie is tied up to cer­ ized local health department works lowing: tain political leaders or factions. Tu One 1929 157 in. WHEEL BASE municable diseases as typhoid fever, Michigan. The only city is Hastings harmoniously with the local dentists all such who seek to apply a ciiarge j Some activities now included In smallpox, and diphtheria. Nineteen with a population of 5.227. There and physicians. CHEVROLET TRUCK—now only _ the program of most health depart­ hundred and thirty-three will be re­ are four Incorporated villages. The of that kind to me. I answer: My ments can be transferred gradually membered throughout the nation as county has a population of 20.928. of public record does not allow any such tendency. 1 am. always have | to lhe general practitioner of medi­ a year of low death rates, one with whom 96 per cent are native white. One 1932 V-8 FORD DE LUXE cine. In lhe Interest of child health. new. low, all-time records for many The county contains 560 square miles have been and always shall be Inde­ COACH, fine condition—now only _ tv In so far as practical, tlw family Infectious diseases. Apparently we and has an efficient County Health pendent and free from control of ■ Department consisting, in addition physician should become u practi­ have been carried forward by thc those who seek to use public busi-. ness for selfisji purposes. Politicians tioner of preventive os well as cur­ momentum of previous years, os a to lhe Health Officer, ot a sanitary One 1931 MODEL A DE LUXE ative medicine. He should take an direct result of the seeds of health engineer, a public health nurse, and and political leaders have their COUPE, a good buy—now only ■place in the order of things. I am a | Interest in seeing that his clients are education which were so effectively a clerk. Hie W. K. Kellogg Founda­ protected against small|x>x. typhoid sown during the more prosperous tion has also assigned to this coun­ SENATOR MOORE MAKES friend of all but an ally of none. My public record ought to be a suf -1 lever, and diphtheria, and that limes. The public mind lias been ty four public health nurses all of One 1930 MODEL A TUDOR, SENSIBLE RECOMMEN ­ whom are qualified graduate teach­ aroused to the necessity of com­ adequate periodic physical exami­ flclent assurance that. If elected1 good condition——only nations are made. 'rhe public munity effort in the furtherance of ers. Certain additional services are governor of Michigan, my chief con- , DATIONS from time to time provided by the health service should stimulate in­ public health services. While there terest In extending postgraduate in­ may be momentary lapses in the Foundation. people. Politics will be shunted into] In this rural area the physicians HE IS AUTHORITY the background. struction to the general practitioner health programs and temporary cur­ of medicine to interest him in tills tailments of adequate support for and dentist# have organized them­ "It is no wonder that many able Off THAT SUBJECT 13 and 15 Plate Genuine Ford Batteries type of service, and also to estab­ health problems, there can never oc­ selves so that they have become an men do not asplre-lo public office, for it is very plain that when seek-1 lish reasonably uniform methods of cur a reversion lo thc high mortal­ important part of the health'ma­ "The Surest Way to Reduce General and Corduroy Tire*. procedure. ... -------------------------------ity of 20 -years ago. Our,-----people are chinery of the community. The ing high public office one must mul­ Taxes," He Says. "Is to There Is a growing tendency to demanding protection for them- Health Department senes as a co­ tiply his battles against miscon­ Improvc the cooperative relationship । selves and for their children. The ordinating body; the Health Officer ception and slander and envy and Spend Less Money" between local health organizations, j local health machinery must be himself serves as secretary of tiie malice." The Banner Itos mentioned the man. Detroit: Paul W. Tara. De­ butli official and voluntary, and the । maintained in good working order, County Medical Society and acts troit; Leslie p. Kefgen. Bay City: inedlcal and dental professions. Ini Tiie I tealth officers must use their in an administrative capacity tn fact that State Senator Andrew L. DOWLING. Herbert J. Rushton. Escanaba; Felix Moore, of Pontiac, was a persistent the expansion of such services, it ingenuity in finding thc means with! formulating the services and tn or- — ------ —------- - ----- —. - «-------------- H. H. Flynn. Cadillac; Gus T. Hart­ The Sunday School hour lias been j should be understood that there U which to carry them through the ganlzing the work which is carried I and consistent advocate in lhe legis- man. Houghton; Henry- R- Baird. changed and during the summer! system on by the physicians and dentists ’lature *— of *a proper — *— “of * *tax — ­ no place In such plans of profes-. period of stress and strain, Port Huron; Puul W. Chase. Hills ­ months services will be held one slona! participation in health work : In general the medical aspects of so far as possible In their own of­ ation for the state of Michigan Senator Moore is qualified to make dale; Alton B. Clark. Grund Blanc; half earlier, beginning Sunday, i (or the elimination or even tiie cur- I the local health program can be fices. At Hie beginning of the year 1933 suggestions on this subject, for he John A, Lake. Petoskey; Robert S. April 29. at 10:30 A. M. with preach­ it was determined that every school lias given years of study to it. Not Armour. Grand Rapids; Arthur ing immediately following. Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Bowman and child In both the rural and urban only that, but hc made a trip to Hagen. Owosso; George S. Barnard. son of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. I schools should receive a health ex­ Europe, to various countries on that Benton Harbor. Coincident with the announce­ John Ten Harkle of Grand Rapids; amination at the hands of tiie prac­ continent, for lhe purpose of getting ment. Mr Fitzgerald made the fol ­ were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.' tising physicians working under a first-hand information as to the plan controlled Jointly by their lo­ methods used in those countries for lowing statement: "I consider my­ William Stanford. The funeral of Mrs. Ella Lenhart cal medical society and thc Health collecting the necessary money for self most fortunate In thus enlist­ ing thc aid of such men as these to Woodruff will b« held at the Dowl­ 1 Department. Each physician has the support of government. We are sure our readers will be assist me in the. prosecution of my Ing church Tuesday with Interment I week being called here to attend the | Miss Inez Ashby is confined to her taken his turn In giving the screen­ ing examination to the children at Interested in the recommendations campaign for tiie Governorship. At in our cemetery. Mrs. Woodruff was' funeral of their father. Ed. Trethric. bed with a severe sore throat. - ------------ -- — - -—------ ------Senator Moore as to necacci needed a later date I will announce a Wom­ formerly a resident of Prlchardyllle.. -- ---------------school. Hie dentists have organized of ot senator - ------- at .the k- American ...—.— Chu McDermott Is on the sick Fred juu Hill ana and lamuy family are are moving moving r”. •passed an's uvninuiicc Committee uuu and there be nine will ue ftcu —r— away . —J —z/ a similar program. Following such changes in Michigan tax laws, based uua fusion hosnital at Camn Custer list. ___ .. . service, the more thorough and de- upon his long study of that matter various county committees to work I on to the Millie Herrington farm , 8t0'\ nosPlu* al Camp Custer in conjunction with these two gen-rand Mrs. Herrington will reside at I Thursday. Frank Leonard and family visited tailed examinations, and the cor-. and his visits to and study ot the eral committees. In their hands will Bedford. 1 Mrs. OHs Altman entertained a in Kalamazoo Sunday. rectlve services are provided by the systems of taxation in the leading Mrs. Melllasa Ashby from Kalama­ professional men in their own offices ’ nations of Europe. We therefore sub- rest the general policies and con- ■ Burton Bauer and daughter. Mrs. company of relatives Sunday in honzoo.is visiting at the Fred Ashby i Thelma Knapp, have moved to Bat- for of her mother's birthday. where not only the school children. I mil his suggestions for the consider- duct of my campaign. home. , . ' Thc price of Vanilla Beans has advanced 60%, There is evident a desire ot certain ,11c creek as their farm has been sold ----------------- *-**----------------but the children of preschool age re- atlon of our readers. They orc as politically ambitious parties to con-Ito E. W. Proefrock who. with hit HOPE CENTER. celve their diphtheria protection' follows: .which will raise the price of Tincture of Vanillin Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ashby and are vaccinated for smallpox. An i Levy no State property lax. The nect John Gillespie, et al. with me family will occupy the same. Compound, N. F. Intensive educational program to enen­ 1 stale should derive its support from andimy campaign for the governor-1 Mr. and Mrs. Dorrance Trethric of'Monday, a baby boy at the Delton shid The deliberate and continued Cleveland. Ohio, were in town last I hospital. ................. ---------- .. the cooperation three largest In the world. courage of the par­ indirect taxation. On FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Repeal the Constitutional pro­ ents has been sponsored by the County Commissioner of Education vision for ;A uniform rule of tax­ APRIL 20 and 21, we will sell and promulgated through the me­ ation." Until this is done there can VANILLIN COMPOUND at the dium of the school teachers and be no classification of property for with the cooperation of the public taxation purposes. old price ... a pint for— health and teacher nurses. Change the legal definition of The principle of thc entire pro­ "Casii Value." so as to make the an­ Get your summer supply, it will be the last gram As to bring the child in closer nual return from the property the relationship with the family phy­ major item to be considered in as­ chance at the old price. It will not cook put or sician. The Health Officer states sessing Real Property. Reul property freeze out, and you will neqd it for your ice Ijream that it has long been realized that should not be taxed beyond its abil­ preventive and curative medicine ity to pay. Homes and farms must this summer. cannot be separated and both are not be confiscated by hnpoosible taxfunctions of thc family physician. Pass a graduated personal Income An additional essential of such a Friday and Saturday program of professional cooperation is the necessity to prepare the profes­ Enact a comprehensive business sion. first, with respect to the group and manufacturers' income tax. Retain the present Sales Tax with plan which should be under thc con­ Regular Size, trol or supervision of thc local med­ some modifications. Box for only ll U The gas and weight tax to be con­ ical society and health department, and second, with regard to the tech­ tinued with a possible lowering of nical procedures to be followed. The the weight tax. Provision should be ter clothing. Keep the physician in private practice should made for retiring lhe Covert Road NEW EXPERIENCE moUis away with be willing to subordinate his views special assessment bonds if the and plans to those sponsored by the weight tax is reduced. ARMOND CONTAINS organized profession. Failure to do Exempt from taxation stock, tools Cenol Spray— Tub. Anuood Founafe so would result in misinterpretation and machinery on the farms, and Italian Cr,»m; Tub. ■ I l| Ip Cenol Moth Crystals on the; part of the public. In the merchants' retail stocks; also goods, Armond Cl«»n«ln« >||l< Moth Bail*—Cream; Box ot Foco # I 1 carrying out of diphtheria protec­ wares and merchandise manufac­ Powder and Powder g ■ I tion services each physician must be tured and in process of manufac­ Puff: Box Bon<o; conversant with the accepted prac­ ture. Bottle of Perfume— ■■ W tices; he must know whether toxinIncrease the present primary antoxin or toxoid Is to be used; he school fund with a grant sufficient must have a knowledge of the reac­ lo assure a minimum program in tions which may be expected tn every school in the state. children at various ages; he must Repeal all laws providing for spe­ know the length of time for which cial assessment improvements. These protection is usually given; and he laws in the main have had a bad The Pre»cription Drug Store Haatinga, Mich. must be prepared with answers for effect on real property. Abolish the State Tax Commission for the numerous inquiries which and provide for the review of as­ will occur to the public mind. To provide postgraduate work for sessments by thc local courts. Create a settlement or adjustment board with power to deal with de­ linquent taxes. Many delinquent taxes must either be reduced, ad­ justed or cancelled. Reduce the coat of government to the minimum. Tiie state must not consume the citizen's home wtth high governmental costs. THE SUREST WAY TO REDUCE TAXES IS TO SPEND LESS MONEY. Abolish tax exemptions oh all forms of securities that are Income producing. All forms of wealth and Income should share In the support of gov­ The State of Michigan would not ernment. satisfy the authorities that we pro­ EVERY MAN. WOMAN and give us the right to sell our milk as duce Grade A milk. CHILD HAS THE RIGHT TO LIVE "Grade A” if we did not meet the IN HIS OWN HOME. We sell only milk from our own A HOME SHOULD BE AN AS­ conditions entitling, our product to accredited herd. It's clean and SET. NOT A LIABILITY. PRICES OF USED CARS ADVANCING vClv £O*T£ <04 £ ^£**0 CHANGES SHOULD BE MADE IN TAX NG COQE $185 UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO FORD DEALERS Hastings Michigan Watch the FORDS Go i Last Chance To buy Tincture Vanillin Compound, N. F., at the'old price 1 NOW ... i. the time to guard against moths! YOU. and your Bank have Mutual Interests KOTEX 4 J( I £1 THIS BANK fully realizes its responsibilities to its pa­ trons and the people of this city and this trade area, also it is appreciative of the splendid confidence that has been reposed in this bank during its nearly half-century of con­ sistent and painstaking service. The prosperity of Has­ tings and Barry county is reflected in the prosperity and well-being of this bank, likewise the success and progres­ siveness of this bank is sure to aid the progress and enter­ prise of this community and its people. LyBARKERS We Strive to Merit Your Patronage that classification. Those conditions are first, a clean and accredited herd of dairy cows. Next, clean and well ventilated barns. Third, prop­ er mechanical equipment to handle the milk in a cleanly manner. In­ spections of our plant are made to Savings Accounts in this Bank are Insured under the Federal Banking Act of 1933 wholesome. It costs you no more. A telephone call will bring Highlands.Dairy milk to your door. We invite you to visit our dairy and sat­ isfy yourself of the merits of our product. We will be glad to serve you. The W. Cook, Propr. Mich- SOUTH SHULTZ. I Mr. and Mrs. Mila Ashby visited [ Mr. and Mrs. John Bush of Hope । Center. Friday. I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peake spent Saturday with his brother, Guss Peake, of Brush Ridge, who is very sick with pneumonia. His many j friends of this place hope for his speedy recovery. | "Mr. and Mrs. Charley Kah^r of North Barry visited Frank Horn I Bunday. i John Mlnxey of Marquette. Mich., is spending some time with his als ter, Mra. Mina Kenyon. Arney’ Bonneville visited her sls- maaoo from Friday until Monday. Russell Zerbal ot Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Kenyon Sun­ . Money placed in Savings Accounts in this bank will help commerce and industry in this city. With thriving indus­ try and normal, active commerce there naturally follows prosperity for the individual citizep. Economy in living will assist in accumulating a Savings Account. The more Savings Accounts the more industry and commerce, the more industry and commerce the greater the income, the greater the income the more you can buy and the easier it is to save. Thus Your Interests and Your Bank’s Interests are Mutual. Start a Savings Account Now! HASTINGS TELEPHONE 2103 BANK HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18. IM< PAGE TEN Ifl ilMlf In former days when the ' lumber Industry was at IU beat; It I* ; here tliat a large lumber company Thc lone tree died of a broken heart. j ihut down its plant one day hoping 'to start again in the near future; 1 took little heed of thc arrow tree jbut owing to unforeseen events the ' then, ’ machinery remained idle: buildings Or the lesson it teaches lo all striv­ --------------------------------------------------------—I were closed indefinitely: the cooking men; | iContinued from page one, part one) housC9. bunk-houses, and minor The wide world over or what ages ~ ~ ‘ * | cabins remained empty and de*oIt stood the office* ot the different lumber |Bl<. Altfr mony months of Idlc- Like the Andean Christ to thc men conccms. and finally located in Liie । tjlc company received art ofof the wood. employ -of Uncle Sam, which post- ' fer or gao.ooo for the machinery For here the Great Spirit once pll| tlon hc has held for many years, j WhjCj, WJU nt once refused. Today Across the village square. I found. tliP oId mln s(ands )n n dilapidated Of fighting red children, gave them the brother comfortably situated condition, ivy growing up through plenty and peace, .nd these two men afforded me with lh(< b|g fl>..wheel of th(. coat]y en. .and | many a never-to-be-forgotten tale.■ gincs which are rusted with age; And set ids peace token where all men could see Mr. Enos Barber hod recently re­' small trees have found their way up signed as marshal of the village and1 through deserted cook-house where Thc arrow point deep in the old ar­ row tree. was taking n well-earned rest from1 still set thc pans, pots and heavy thc activities of the ofiice. dishes once used by lhe concern. Still oft in my dreams do I follow the mail The charming village of Blue' The old mill never again saw action At u clip-clop trot o’er thc old HooLike Iles In the heart of the red- nnd thc whole picture Is a true pah trail. [wood district, where thc big trees story of Goldsmith's Deserted Vil­ of California flourish more abund­ lage The railroad leading up to As blithe ns a robin, and with spirits antly. in Humboldt county. Many the one time busy place Is now covtimes a day one may sec the lumber cred with debris, und in places hld- A* the day I first rode by the old arrow tree. train loaded to capacity from thc den from view with earth and rocks mighty forests above the town.' washed down by mountain streams hauling the redwood lumber to There arc today many different EurHu., whtn- U 1. 1-ara <m w „, ra tribes of Indians living in the vi­ Ih. m.u which lr»i»i»>rl II In Ih. rf Bl„ Ul o„d different port* of the Pacific Here. - • ■; many -Indian children In the school; too. are many trucks passing dailyv prominent among the Indian _j?ol. PICOBATE COURT. currying ony is Is u a Unique character cauco called by ,- - thc ,bark. of the redwood , j onj unique cimrucier uy Est. George Daniel Gould. Petition ... nrartiy l»ru .. H.-re U Is M.l.hrd Au„. Mo]l a „ he t.nurrtes »n,l h><-. ... ra™« . „,d „„x.ctel by p,|._ lo sell Consumers Power Co. stock filed, order to sell, transfer or as­ [leather. Puther. making tnaklnc itt more morn durable for fur tacc .... neighbors _ . as much as .by .her signment of stock entered, footwear. It is not ^uncommon to own people She well describes thc Eit. Busan A. Barry. Inventory see the redwood bark sixteen inches march of General Grant through filed. . in thickness, tough und fibrous. that territory and thc merciless Est. Charles H. Northrup. Order Almost within thc boundaries of 'laughter of the Indians by tho sol­ appointing administrator entered, Blue Lake is the little settlement diers. Only n mere child al that of Glendale, once a thriving village time, she well remembers running bond of administrator filed, letters of administration issued, order limiting nr.d hiding in the brush, watching settlement entered, petition for Hit entire family the meanwhile hearing of claims filed, notice to being killed by the whites; ‘ she creditors issued. tells how a|jpr the troops had 'Est. Caroline Ward Preston. Ob­ passed the remaining few Indians jection* and ground of contest to gathered In a hollow redwood tree the petition for probate of alleged until they could establish further will filed, inventory filed. 1 quarters. Aunt Molly 13 thc Inst Est. Chester C. Overholt. Final ac­ remaining of ttha Alabascan tribe, count of guardian filed, release of and although some question her age guardian, discharge of guardian Is­ she claims to be 102 years old. She sued. estate enrolled. has three broad tattoo marks down Est. Frank Bryans. Petition for her chin winch she has worn from license to sell filed, order (or pub­ childhood: she is deeply religious lication entered. and no person leaves her door with­ Eit. Lucinda J. Hulllbergcr. Order out a parting benediction. The past allowing claims entered. year a delegate from thc Stanford Est. Florence Magee. Final ac­ University spent many days with count filed. Aunt Molly, gathering items to be Est. Peter VandenBosch Testi­ u-ed in scientific research concern- mony of freeholders filed, license ■hr thc dilfercnt Indian tribes One । to sell real estate filed, oath filed of the most interesting places before sale filed. around Blue Like Is thc "Old Arrow Est Elizabeth Tasker. Annua) ac­ Tree, located on the Hoopah trail count filed. up the mountain side, the tree that Est Elizabeth Finkbelner. Proof of every Indian can read bhd under­ will filed, order admitting will enstand. Here ns thc different In- [tered. bond of administrator filed. (bans ' pass, up or the trail, icucfs 1. letters testamentary ... down ....... .... testamentary issue Issued. order they shoot an si . .. ... 1 arrow up into the umjtmg settlement entered, tree or put n small twig twin Into the the ' Estv.< James ......... Chccscntan _______ .Order al­ tiny holes miide (or that purpOM; lowing account entered. these twigs denote what tribes go Est George Wilkins. Petition for up the mountain or down to the administrator filed, waiver of notice villages When the big redwoods filed, order appointing administra­ l'",e lUtrtx .i.nc »'lh >mvr««rd lo­ •' •I.' of thc forest were being cut for lhe tor entered, bond of administrator ll»«">ni'.x .t th- N. W. mrnrr. id >• lumber begged -■ Ita’l-u ••1 1« I.. tl..*’i<. l.-.r*.I. 1 tiled, letters of itaiinnisirauon administration is... , ... nulls, . . ..thc „ Indians . ” turn. ivnera oi thal this old tree might stand un- sucd, order limiting settlement cn* • i.r.. i .... -4'. tin r i. •' molested from the m AllhmitzH . .. .. for. hearing . .... claims Although terei petition .................. filed! notice to creditors issued. ‘ •■ h'Z.nnioz m tree it now stands a mute sentinel E< Philip T. Colgrove. Order al­ l< • of (ormer days, and many were the lowing account entered. , ' or— lull. III. i.'.utlv, 1: •wigs. some.dried and some fresh , ,, .. ................ c-iiEst. Wm. win. c.E. jonncocK. Johncock. moiiu Bond on th- -r )' ....... t ,.r .. ” and green, telling their own story tfale of rval estatc nlcd ...... •• ‘ 11 . tne passer-by. nasser-bv ___ . n(. sale ... filed. . to the sale ...... (lied, report । Not thc least of the ... interesting ---------------- ; Esc. Edwin C- Clapp, ct al. Annual r -..l 30.1 jifacrs in iauum of b >umuumi mn*. In thc town loan is Is the tiny Jail ,account guardian filed. which every Indian fears and gen- | Est Messer E. Nevins, cl al. In"J , < rally visits if he gets filled with ventory filed to.-much fire-water, and not alone Est. Howard Birdsall, cl al. Inven­ ts K if temporary abiding place of torv filed. thc redman, but his iHilcfnced brothEst. Carrie L Ocrlinger. Warrant '•r a well 711c building is capable and inventory filed, ot holding four prisoners, but nt Est Dori* E. Henry, el al. Inven’ ’’ the time I visited it. the huge door tlii* tniu1 it ih.. '.uh. i tortes filed f ... stood open wide and the great key Eat. Florence Magee .Order as­ !b»*-i bungled {rom the bar which held it. signing residue entered, discharge ol I, evidence enough tliat the redman executor Issued, estatc enrolled. ircii-n and his brothers were obeying the white man's law at that time. COATS GROVE. THORNAPPLE TWP. The climate ot Blue Lake docs not The Loyal Women's Birthday . , 1,. , | \.. i.|, ,,. | .. . vary to any great degree through­ ..( ...-too, 11 1'...rtu.;... I — .. out the year. February finds thc meeting will be held with Mrs. Bcsto'Mll. an<l .prow noieraln uJJ .* “ft *“k ?‘“.nfUy... HrgliMn'.c it Ihr VI- ............. pnmr. and on Ih, IKh o| .LKUc M.rrh «c .lu8 nra |«n«oe. rrom'"” ""l'* X'r. and Mrs. Chas. Townsend the garden, which wore large and ripe The little village was very were in Battle Creek on Tuesday. Mrs Edith Richardson was .called beautiful nt this time with thc btossorning apple cherry and prune to Grand Rapids Wednesday by the trees which flourish in great abund­ illness of her daughter. Mrs. Arlie Townsend. V ance Thc young son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kimball of Eureka penned follow ing lines o( the old ar- Ollie Boulter is seriously sick with pneumonia and other complications. Mrs. Vera Hewitt Is nursing him. Thc D. G. T. O. Club met with remember the Joys of a day long Mrs, Blanche Bayne last Wednes­ ago. day P M. Roll call, responded to Win ii thr (nr hills wore white with by favorite plant. Song—Home. thr first winter snow; Sweet Home. “Success with House I had Journey by ocean. I had truv- Plants, " was given by Mrs. Bertha Case. - Music — Bessie Woodman. And I rode with the carrier o’er thc Reading—"An Old Fashioned Gar­ old Hoojwih trail. . den." by Margaret Wilcox. Poem— Pearl Demond. Open ducusslon cn ‘A Modern Farm Woman.” Read­ in thc south. I hud coursed thc great river from ing—"Farm or Town. Winch?" by Jennie Coats. Its source to its mouth; Mr. and Mrs. Nell Smith of Mid­ But I never had witnessed such land visited thc home folks on Sun­ grandeur I know. Whm I saw the clouds bridging a day. valley below. The young married folks’ class of The carrier to me was a new story the Sunday School arc having a red and blue contest. There were 10 book. I present last Sunday. Now this is thc trail which thc gold । Mrs Dwight Barnum has been seekers look; Over there was the crest of yon I sick during thc past week Mr. and Mrs. H. Woodman visited brush covered hill Where the Indians lav hiding, tiie: Hubert Barnum and family In the j Holmes neighborhood on Sunday white settler to kill. afternoon. YANKEE SPRINGE TWP In a pine darkened gloom where the '' Mr, and Mrs Eugene Davenport it-Jlu?nCCdut?‘l .. u . ** anri Mrs’“Ethe) HalTof near Wooda mek n8*BdOn| °‘ VUllcd Jcw Chjuc's on 8uu' a pack train bell: “ . And the drooping mules to a trough ' and a fountain. BARBERS CORNERS Seemed struggling from nowhere The p. T. A. of thevAlto(t school • over lhe mountain/ And here on this summit by aTa.ni will hold their April meeting Friday evening. April 20, The usual pot of rude form. . Some China-men died In a great luck supper will be held with a fine winter storm; But thc strangest story lie related be eicciion of officers. Mr. and'Mrs. M. H Hathaway of to me. Was thc talc hc told of-thc old ar- । Hastings and Mr. Julius BhellenMrger of near Lake Odessa called on , —■ I Clark Barber Sunday. Great trees were fist nunng and Mr and Mrs. Wm. Nash and famthe vanishing bands. uy 0[ near Warnerville called on To the lumber men raised their en- their sen Burl and family recently AnrfUe.aUnfi <taTk h*indS; U ' Shellenbarger visited relaAnd. fi‘ve ‘tow’y voto lira near Lake Ode*M ovi-r the ..»j„»brO*.Cn,piea'.1 (week end and relumed to his hom« Not cut, long time des one InJun Bunday afternoon. trec'” “geWii Orvll Shellenbarger has moved in So the tree was left standing In ‘with Mr- Haywooq ani U expected kindly good will. . to worit the farm for Mr. Wm Hay­ Like an altar, a, temple or shrine i wood thia year and Julius will ocon a lilil. [cupy Orvil’« home. ■ ■> FORMER RESIDENTS Safety of Funds Whcn It is con.ldrred that not company in Michiran has failed during the past two years of trying times, from the standpoint of safely. Let tu furnish you with more information about these “NATIONAL- SHAKES. ffictional TCoan & ImtgBfnwnt (Tontpnitif 1250 Gridwold St, Detroit, Mich. DtUoU'i OldMt Bnlldlnr ud MLMflfR LDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYS J.L-Mau*, Hastings, Mich. COURTHOUSE NEWS . LAKEVIEW. Miss Helen Butolph of Hastings ' apent the week end with Sarah and Iona Oillcspir. Wtn. Cogswell and daughters. Ruby and Dorothy, called nt Heber Pikes at Orangeville Sunday. Carric Cogswell spent the week end. with ML-6 Gladys Bennett in Hastings. Thc Lakeview Community Club will mpcl Thursday evening. April 19. at 8:00 Bring cup and spoon. Everyone come. NOTICE OF TAKING TOWNSHIP ROADS INTO COUNTY ROAD SYSTEM • 1* ll»|>r T»li • Il-C'nninc •« nil. .! th- Si F ' eornrr •■( .wli.-n 17. Tw|. 1 on n»«|L ..rli..h <>nr -f )7 «>..! Hl ll.i-me <l.r-ich S U of •rtliuri lu u> Trunk Lmr M 4.1 Ii'ri'.IUI..- nn lhe ea.l irelton Inn- ot .eeti.'i! - Hope T»|.. then.. ...tori, '.j.l<in« u.Ttli .li..r>- i.f 1-ik. Hourly 1, niiir lo iolrr.«T’I..|. witi, ini • I.r.nrd l.>wi>,hi|> r»«il. llrnieniir.^ •! III.- U E. ri rn-r nf >> .■ It..... i. Iloi.r T.|. H-.I.I. I.vist. ..n ...t । -reti-in Imn.ilr Ihr*..•* ,n*t 1 tmle iBrc,nniur"ll the N W r..ti.ee .( I).. nviNG tut in .rrt.nn 58 tl_m. r* r . *"i.'< 1' ui.tr thmrr ,.—11h it.. Itutl«i..l T»t< l<n... » 4t thr r. I.trr -t •• ........ ' 4U.Z *1 ll.r N*. IV, mriu-r >,f 4—r Irte.g T" |. thrnrv ra-t nnr roiursTawii r: i i.; S03 atid Sial CASTLETON TWP IS.’, HA* TIN OB TWP Pwlnaluz at tU WM "3* * twp •. v : .-. ■ MOUTH BOWNE. Last Week's Letter. Eleanor Thaler _ ---Southwest -------------Campbell spent Thursday night with Bernice Walton. Mrs. F. L Walton epent Thursday evening with her brother. Will Dipp, and family of south of Freeport und was treated to warm sugar. »Ve extend congratulations to Ja­ cob Wolfe and bride. Mr. Wolfe owns the farm onto which Clarence Van Patten and family moved this spring. Mrs. Ellen Rousli was removed from Pennock hospital Monday aft­ ernoon to the home of her daugh­ ter. Mrs. John Thaler, of Southwest Campbell. Mrs. Roush is not as well as her family and friends wiJi. Mrs. Alma 'Mishler, daughter* Velma and Marcella and Mrs. W. J. Mishler of N. Bowne called on Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Blough Sunday afternoon. W. H. Pardee and Ed. Aubll of' Lansing were guests of Mrs. Jennie 1 Pardee Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Poortvlclt. Mr. I and Mrs. Walter Duficy. daughter. Nora Ann. thc Misses Beulah and I Mary Cramer of Grand Rapids called on their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Cramer, and family Sun­ day evening. . F. J. Brown of Grand Rapids called on Mrs. Jennie Pardee Manday evening. Floyd Walton is not employed in Flint a* per announcement in Free-! port Items in the Hastings Banner , of last week but is on thc job nt thc Walton garage same as usual. Congratulations to Merle Karcher and bride uiee Beatrice Thomas). ( C. M. Jacquet of Martin was a i caller at the Will Mishler home Fri­ day evening. Leslie Roush of Lansing is spend-1 ing the week with his uncle, Will Mishler, and family. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Andrews, daughter and husband of LansinR I called on their aunt. Mrs. Minnie Bouck, Sunday aflernoun. Mr. and Mrs. John Mishler and I little Marilyn Martin of Grand Rap­ Ids were Sunday guests of Mr. and I Mrs. Will Mishler and Gwendolyn In thc afternoon they called on1 their mother. Mrs. Ellen Roush at ' Pennock hospital. Miss Eleanor Miller spent’ Tues- 1 day night with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller, near Hastings. I Gwendolyn Mishler entertained and treated to warm sugar Saturday | afternoon the following little I friends. Edith Cramer. Marjorie Whitney. Belva Francisco. Pearl and Billy Cook. Norma and Gordon Yo- | Mrs a T Eash and non Alden j Unk a load of Logan chlselers". to North Park Saturday to attend Achievement day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Wells of Freeport called on Mr. and Mrs W H Pardee Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hutchins at­ tended thc funeral of the latter's uncle nt Cedar Springs Saturday. I Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler of Campbell nnd Mrs. fffll Mishler' were Tuesday afternoon callers ul ■ the Frank Walton home. Mike Grant moved back to this i vicinity Tuesday afternoon after an 1 absence of two years during which time he resided with his brother near Harris Creek John Baar nnd family are movlni: onto the farm of Mrs. Cllltic Roush, formerly called the Jolui Full farm one and a half miles south of the Freeport schoolhouse Mrs. Frank Walton and son Floyd were In Hasting!. Monday afternoon Tuesday guests at the Will Mish­ ler home were: Mr. and Mrs Basil ThompMNi of Pontiac and Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Thaler of Campbel). Clifton Meek nnd Frank Walton were in Alto on business Tliursday afternoon Mrs. Bertha Porritt and 'two daughters of W. Bowne callt.l un Mrs. Jennie Pardee aturduy. Frank and Floyd Walton made a ' business trip to 1 Lowell Tuesday forenoon. CLOVERDALE. •Mr. and Mrs Chas. Snyder and ■son'Emmett and Mr. and Mrs Elm.i Snyder motored to Gary. Jud., Frl day to visit relatives. Miss Hazel Hosken.-who has been staying with tiie E. L MacL-od fam­ ily the past week, returned to Kal­ amazoo Sunday The Father und Son banquet was » success. Mr. Ketcham of Hastings gave a very Interesting talk. About 75 were present. Mrs. Lyle Kingsbury is staying with thc Olin Brown family ul Plainwell indefinitely. Mr. atiff Mrs. Harry Funnels und daughter spent Sunday , with Mrs. Lizzie Pennels and children of Kal­ amazoo. ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pennels and son oi Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, also of Kalamazoo spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pen­ nels. Mrs Grover Davenport was a Kalapiazoo shopper Friday. Mrs Lockstedt motored to South Bend. Ind . Tuesday. Arthur Shattuck oi Howard City spent Monday night with the Quiv­ er Davenport lamily. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Monica and daughter of Bedlord spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. CIum. Monica. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mrs. Martha Chamberlain and Henry Pennels. Mr. and Mr*. Kellogg and family were Saturday shoppers at Kalama- Little junior Hart, who ha* been Plow Repairs We are ready with a good stock of Plow Repairs and Shares for the Gale, Banner, Moore, South Bend, Syracuse and I. H. C. plows. We can furnish parte for most any make of plow you may have. See our new MOORE-GALE Walking Plow and get prices before you buy. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Flout, Feed. Coal, Cement, Lime, Brick, Tile HASTINGS, MICH. . . C D Want to Buy or bell: Farm Implement* TELEPHONE 2118 rv T vir . i I ry Our Want Column DON’T FAIL TO SEE OUR OF THE by, again refrigerator ot the year. Convenience? The Frigidaire from are released, There's an almost unbclicu hit amount of food space—witi^ r.r/ra room for tall bottles. their gleaming Lifetime Porce­ easy for you to buy the Frigid*ire '34 tliat you won’t hesitate lain inside a moment. And the Frigidaire out . . . their classic, simple lines . . . their ’34 operate* on such an amaz­ sparkling chromium hardware ingly small amount of current . .. the new Frigidaire Scrva- that you'll scarcely notice it un shelf that's se handy when re­ a your light bills! arranging things in the refrig­ Come in and see what Frigid- erator... the Sliding Utility *ire has done for your convcn’> small article*. ience and economy. Join the proud families who are boast­ Economy? We've mad a it so ing, "Ours is a Frigidaire *34." EVERY YEAR THE A PRODUCT OF REST OF THE YEAR Kheral motors |! (Hl I cc+uciit t/ ME Rfc IS A FRIGIDAIRE THAI ACTUALIY USES LESS CUHRENT THAN UNE pendlcltls. is somewhat belter at present writing. Hc is still at the Pennock hospital. Mrs Edith powers and children of Allegan spent 8unda> with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johncock. Mr and Mrs. Emery Apsey ol Hastings, epent Sunday with their parents.. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DeOolia. Y The P. T A. Wednesday night greatly enjoyed a play Kind." given by five lad Fiance iuu five small colonic* in India OKDINART LAMP RUIN 9 50 IN5TAUW ONSUMERS POWER COMPANY . �* 1 ' . THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1M4 LIGHT WHEAT CROP IS INDICATED THIS YEAR WOULDNOTBE Wheat drop PromGON) BUM Michigan isea to Be Poorest in raXW S O’CLOCK uX >19* BOKAR » 29* red CIRCLE > 21* IONA FLOUR NUTLEY auo FLAKES Bran or Com beet sugar 79« 28‘. 19’ 49’ 3 2 Bunnyfteld 10 Michigan Made 19’ ROLLED oat. ”1‘ -ir*10 im. 29’ SLAB BACON Mild Sugar Cured a 15’ FELS NAPTHA SOAP 10 »n 45* X 25* SOAP CHIPS r.., t.m PANCAKE IraayHald FLOUR £ 17* 2 kn 25’ 23’ PEANUT BUTTER Si SPARKLE Chocolate Pudding 6 ■u. 25c BEANS WITH POBK Lb. Cal 6 m. 25c 4 23c LUX TOILET SOAP Bmsll 2 19c LUX FLAKES rt7u TOMATO SOUP Campbell's 4 mm 25c CRACKERS DILL PICKLES OUR OWN TEA FIG BARS NaUsnal Biscuit Quality '!■. 29c 11C lb. motor oil *i2* » 25’ SALAD DRESSING »■*■» WHITEHOUSE MILK 3 “ 17« GINGER ALE 3 TEA Bod, DOUGHNUTS 84-ox. bottles 25* 39’ 12* Im t 9C Plain, Sugared or Cinnamon dole. Grandmother'^ j-n. BREAD Whole or Sliced Velvet Pastry Hour 30’ HENKEL’S 4 roll. 25’ SEMINOLE TISSUE 2 e»M 15* CLEANSER WYANDOTTE d«a> 5* PAN ROLLS TRIO COOKIES N.Uoul BBcbB n 15’ LOOK!!! MR. FARMER!!! Dally Egg SCRATCH FEED 184-lb. tag *1.49 *1.89 EGG MASH o*". ■<> Dally Egg *1.89 GROWING MASH STARTING MASH £1?; *2.05 BABY CHICK FEED *1.85 OYSTER SHELLS 79’ Dairy Feed ^*1.29 NEW POTATOES. Honda Whit., 6 lb.. 35c dox. 29c ORANGES, Sweet Seedleu BEANS, Green Stringle.. lb. 10c IDAHO BAKERS 1IS lb. bug 33c CARROTS, New Gdiforni. 2 bch». 9c BANANAS, Fancy 4 lb*. 19c Strewberric. Atparagu. Lettuce IN OUR MEAT MARKETS BEEFF ROAST aw., awa cm. BOILING BEEF HAMBURG All Beef. Lein u. 10c 17 Lb.. »1.00 3 Lbs. 25c PORK ROAST PORK SAUSAGE BACON, CHUNK Large Link 2 Lba. 29c 10 Lba. 9»c VEAL ROAST Fancy R’tlhd VEAL CHOPS VEAL STEW Home Dressed Select Pieces RING ROLOGNA COTTAGE CHEESE Full of Cream 3 Liu. 25c PLENTY OF FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS AU. FM1CES IN THU AD SUBJECT TO TNI IN SALE* TAX IT BOND UBVt OABBUBl, BARRY 18 PROMISED ♦170,000 83 Years The Michigan crop report for April declares that the condition of Michigan winter wheat on April 1 Uila year is the poorest for that date In 33 years. Beading was delayed . . ' ■ . .................................................................................................... sing spent Friday with their aunt, Mrs. Ida Norton. Mrs. Ida Wilkinson. .Mrs. Rebecca Stamm and Mrs. Celia Bilderbeck of the Mayo district spent Wednesday 'afternoon with Mra Frank Norton. Hastings visitors Fridiy. Mrs. Kila Taylor ot Nashville , Mrs. Ida Norton, wlio has been 111 for some time. Mrs. Cells Bilderbeck was a Bunday caller. Mrs. Ida Wilkinson and Mr. and .............. ir"J spent the latter part of the week al lhe Perry Barnum home. Miss Ann Peterson and sister, Mrs. Arthur Terry, came from Chicago Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Terry will return lo Chicago Tuesday and Mrs. Peterson will remain here al the old home. . Carlton were callers Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson. ONE CEMENT M BORROWER Haase to ED.BROSS.or Bunday afternoon callers of their children, Mr. and Mrs. John Thom-1 as. and family of lhe Hendershott BUT COUNTY WOULD PAY dry weather, and tlw top growth mer’s daughter. Mra. Helen Miller. school । district. of such acreage » m small. This and family near Lake Odessa SunMUCH MORE THAN THAT condition, followed by low tempera­ DURFEE. tures and Inadequate snow cover In John Cheney of tlw Striker dis- . This Is No Time for Michigan many parts of the state, accounts POWERH ECHOES. trict and Miss Belden Blank of As- ■. for the low April 1 figure of only to Add 188,000,000 to Mrs. Miner Palmer returned to syria were United In marriage by 63 per cent for winter wheat. The her home Wednesday after several Telephone 2515 Ffcmh SajR Rev P W. King Monday, April 9. Its Bonded Debt ten year average for Michigan Is weeks of caring for her aunt. Mrs. at 6:30 P. M. at the parsonage. The If the 838.000.000 bond issue shall I83 per cent. Weather conditions be­ Jeff Palmer at Cassopolis, who groom's brother and wife. Mr. and, carry on Monday. April 30, the al­ tween April 1 and lhe harvest lime passed away two weeks ago Mr. Mrs. Floyd Cheney, were the w*tlotment for highway construction In may increase or diminish lhe pros- Jeff Palmer accompanied her hAnc ne&ses The bride was gowned In peels for a wheat crop ---------In this--state. Barry county will be 8170,000. so it L----------------------— — ------- to remain Indefinitely. I blue silk. Beet wishes are extended. ' The marriage of Moma Vanderlip | daughter, Mrs. Earl BumfoM URd tea been announced by thc state. At present Ute esUmatc for this Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. • The Ladies’ Aid of East Baltimore Highway department. That depart-' year Is a crop of only 12.016.000 Garner Schondelmeyer and family ’ United Brethren church at Mr. and , ment plans to have every county bushels, if that is net exceeded It were, her parents. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Tom Hoffman's brought out 37 ,of Freeport and Jacob Wolf of this । husband.as witnesses. Mr. aPd MH. city occurred at the Freeport M. E. Wolf will be at home W shAre In construction work, if the will be the smallest winter wheal James Bowerman of Yankee Springs,. for dinner In spite of the bad roads , parsonage Wednesday, April 4, Rev. friends at 438 E. Band OL, BMttDfL bond issue is approved by the voters. < crop for this state since 1818. Mr. and Mrs. Reo Bowerman and;and weather Proceeds 85.05. Loomis officiating. with Mr. Wolf's Congraiulationa. Whatever the figures for Barry Holdings of com, wheat and oats family of Home Acres and Mr. and Another wedding was solmcnlzed 'or ahy other county would not on Michigan farms on the first of Mrs. George Eggleston and family, at thc parsonage Thursday evening. | change the Banner's views about April this year were 28 per cent Miss Almira Reed and nephew,, April 12. when Everett Allen and the prqposad bond issue. While the smaller than stocks on thc same Charles Hauser, and Mr. nnd Mra. Miss Eva Smith were united tn marpeople Of Barry county would like date in 1933. The relaUvely short Bert carter and son Maurice al- rlagc by Rev. F. W. King. Thc bride 1 to have'.thc state highway depart-'production of oats nnd wheat tn tended Pomona Grange at Carlton I wore brown silk while the brides- | ment do |170,000 worth of construe- 1033 accounts for most of this ra­ Center Saturday evening and rc-, maid was gowned in olive green «Uk. I tion work Ih this county, our peo- I duction. ported a very fide program. |The bridesmaid was Mrs Hazel Colpie would not need to deceive them- | The United States winter wheal Mrs. Addle Lewis has been quite ! nnjj and best man Eldon Scars. The I selves. Thia would have to be paid crop, as Indicated by April 1 condT- ill lhe past week, but is some better [young couple will live with the for. because the bonds must be Hons, is estimated at 491.793.000 at tills writing. I groom’s father on a farm near Verliquidated, nlsp the Interest on them bushels, which compares with 351.Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Andrews and montville. at either fouk or five per cent. [ 030.000 harvested In 1933. nnd a five future for daughter of Augusta, spent Bunday I Come to Durfee school house Frl-, which would be no small Hem for ■ year average of over 632,000,000 with her brother. Arthur Bedford.' day evening. April 20. [lhe taxpayers. It would cost Barry i bushels. This figure makes no al- and family. / I Mr. and Mra. Horry Reaser of county much mdre than 8170,000. ■ lowance for reduction of acreage LET UH ENROLL AMONG THR HTO Mr. and Mrs. earner Schondel- I Lakeview have moved on the GoodThe Banner hopes to see a sound | which producers may make In order meyer gpent Saturday ‘evening at (ale farm recently vacated by Mr. taxation system adopted by tho legcomply with present or future thc home of her brother. Fred and Mra. Roy Belson, who went u> Mature of Michigan. If we had , government wheat contracts, Bowerman at Hastings. [Section H1U. that, it would be possible for this Stocks of wheat on farms in the bill Ilea. ••* , I Mr. and Mrs. Litchfield and fam­ state to construct Whatever new United States April 1 this year arc SOUTH THORNAPPLE. iiy of near Charlotte have purbuildings are needed for state in-' estimated at 114.647.000 bushels, os Otto Isenhath will be at the Gates chased and moved on the farm re- 1 stltuUons, make any additions or against 182935 000 bushels on April school Friday evening. April 20. ‘ cently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Ray alterations that might \>c required •• I®’3- and 169990.000 bushels for Come. Let’s have a good crowd. Clemens. In older buildings; It would also en- that date in 1932. Form supplies Bring sandwiches and one other ----------------- »---------------------able Michigan to carry on JU high- °r corn for the country as a whole dis):, also table service. Don’t forget' WEST CARLTON. way program without bond issues, are reported as the smallest since the place, Gates school Friday eve­ John DeWcerd of Byron Centre Thc trouble with thc proposed 338,- the spring of 1931. Gate on farms ning. April 20. ,___ __ ____ _ 000900 bond issue Is that, in order ln the country are about 58 per cent Mr and Mrs Frank Hula spent Thursday. to have that amount of money to of the usual April 1 figures for that Bunday with friends near Bellmont I Much sympathy U extended the spend right now, the taxpayers of 111 formers' hands. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wieringa bereaved children of Mrs. Ellen i Michigan will have to pay 860.800,' *• - ----------------and family of west of Middleville Roush, who passed away at the i 000 in principal and interest If the ASSYRIA. were Bunday afternoon callers of, home of her daughter, Mrs. John i bonds draw four per cent, and 866,Erway Harmond, who sustained their parents. Mr. and Mra. Chas.IThalor. Funeral services were held! 600,000 if the bonds draw five pek injuries by being kicked by a mule, B. Johnson. | nt M. f. church Monclm'. Interment. cent. We think It very poor flnanc-\while he was hi the barn caring for Mrs Lydia Willson of Middleville In Freeport cemetery. Ing for the state of Michigan to now * «lck hor«c Saturday night, re­ ask tiie voters lo put upon them- ttirned from Pennock hospital Mon­ selves the Increased tax load that day where hc was taken for X-ray wilrbe necessary to retire the prin-}«>te<iiinaUon. He was badly bruised clpal und Interest of these bonds. al,d .many stitches were taken for We are especially opposed lo this cutB his face, but no broken bonding proposition at the present (*'cr0 iound. lime, when lhe taxpayers have all1 Mr “I'd Mrs. Byron Guy of Balthe tax burden they.can carry. To Umore were Sunday guests of Mr load up with a 30 year proposition, and Mrs? Fred Miller and family, which Governor Comstock urges. John Miller, who lias been In does not appear to us to be good P™’1’ health for some time, is imbusineiK or good sense. i proving slowly. No individual would think, in M‘"’ Hazel Hoffman and twin1 times like these, of adding to his fi°ns. Jack Edwin and James Elwyn. Indebtedness and putting a load up- came from Pennock hospital on on himself for thirty years lo come. Wednesday and are being cared for In order to make improvements on Bt Mr Hoffman's parents home. Mr., Ids farm, or home, or factory. and Mrs. Dirk Hoffman, of Quimby. I Larger groups can get along with- f There were two farm sales in thc i out Increasing their debts as well' E®#16 district last week. One al the I as Individuals. Just a few years ago Percy Henry farm on Wednesday, the city of Hastings owed about and at thc Steve MarUn farm on 840,000 in bonds. ’It his paid these Thursday. bonds, built a 850.000 sewage disposal Mr. und Mrs. Steve Martin have plant including large additions to,cxchallKcd their farm property of its sewage system, and has paid fori the Eagle district for property at It without selling a dollar of bonds. Burlington ajid are moving to their Il has also built several miles of, >>cw location. A Mr. Reed and son of Tarmac paving and many blocks of Burlington, with witom tiie deal was ’ cement paving hi tliat lime, without made, will take possession at thc Knndir.o. u.u Martin home. bonding: It has Improved, graded Charles Serven of Assyria Center and gravelled many miles of streets and has put them In excellent con­ has been ill the past week but is dition. It has made extensions to improved. Hugh Case and Henry lhe water works system and paid Gray are also better. . Mrs. Edith Cable has exchanged for them. Al the present time'tiie city has no debt. On thc contrary her Lacey residence with Mr. Will ll has money In tlw bank lhat will Thompson for property at Level more than carry It through to June Park. Battle Creek. Wayne Berry. Superintendent of 30. when the fiscal year will end. Last year lhe tax rate in lhe city the Bellevue school, gave a talk at of Hastings was 60c on Uw 3100. th'e EUls schoolhouse Friday eveDuring thc prosperous years of 1924 “ing pertaining to the new Kellogg to 1830 the tax rate never exceeded Foundation school proposition now 81 on the 8100 for the city govern- under discussion, whereby twentyment, while we retired the bonds jhve rural school districts, within a and built and paid for thc Improve- [ twenty-five mile radius, would unite menu wc have mentioned. with the Bellevue school. A very The sUtc can, If will set about it. good First Aid demonstration foladopt a taxation plan that will re- lowed by a delegation of Boy Scouts lleve real estate of all burden for [from the Bellevue Unit taxation, pay for needed improve- | ----------------- * • * menu as we go along, retire the NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE 850,000,000 or 160.000.000 bonds thc' Miss June McNee of Clay Hills state now owes, and In 35 years the spent the week end with her school­ state will be out of debt, have the mate. Mias Laurel McIver. buildings It needs without having j Frank Gibbs and son Arthur of bonded for a dollar. • Campau Luke were Sunday guests of In our Judgment this bond issue ids sister, Mrs. Malcolm McIver and would postpone the adoption by thc family. state of Michigan of a sensible sys- I Mr. and Mra. John Kepkey ot tern of taxation, such as we outline Hart spent Friday with the former's In another column, which was sug- ! brother, Wm. Kepkey, and wife. gested by Senator Moore, whom ev-1 MUs Mary p>is Preshney of Mlderybody wfll admit is on authority dievllle spenu Sunday with Mbs Lois on that subject. Geraldine Frizzell. . ------------ 1 »----------------। Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brown of ORANGEV1IXE.---------- Grand Rapids were Sunday guests Mrs. Marian Rupe and son Gerald ot Mr. and Mrs. Otis Morgan and were Kalamazoo visitors Thursday. Lois. Mrs. Frank John and children of1 Alton Stimpson of Kalamazoo Plainwell and Mrs. Ray Herminetto spent Sunday with his parenu. Mr. and children of Neeley spent Friday . and Mrs. Laplcrre Btimpson. with their parents at this place. I Johnny Kermcen is entertaining Mrs. Ben King and son Reuben of the mumps this week. Gas City. Ind. and Mrs. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Jake Dotzerl of De­ Marks of Plainwell called on friends, troll have moved into thc Henry at thia place Saturday. ; Simmons house formerly occupied Mr. and Mra. John Venema went Ko by Milton Kermcen and »,i<. wife. Friday to Pontiac. He returned Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sherk have home Monday and Mrs. Venema re­ moved into the tenant house of mained for u week's visit. , George Adams’. • The little daughter of Enos LaMrs. Myrtle Carpenter of Middle­ Course has been very 111 the pastville ------------------ ---------is being cared----------for at----------------thc home week, but is improving slowly at this I of Fred Gale. vrltihg. Mrs. Kraul entertained a number of Harold's boy fgiends Wednesdv after school in iymqr Jof his 10th EDGER SCHOOL NOTES. Our school has farmed a club to birthday. They gfi enjoyed a fine give a program every Friday mom- time. ing. Our officers are: President, Ladies' Aid this week Thursday Blanton Benslba-Secretary—Jimmie''todayi In church basement. Din­ Dibble. Program conwiittee: Virginia ner served at noon by committee. Tjirllrs*’ bring hrlns sewing'equipment. enulnmcnt Winen, MUdrcd Belson and Mn. Ladles The Home Economic class meets We had no school last week this week Friday with Mrs. Cherry Thursday und Friday because ot the Hastings Lumber & Cm! Co. Looking Ahead {(fdicI National Bank of Hastings tIt Pays To Choose Wisely When Purchasing A New Car Drive A ew Chevrolet 5 Miles And You’ll Never Be Satisfied With Any Other Low Priced Car Trade-In For Sale 1934 V-8 FORD LOW MILEAGE! THIS CAR TRADED IN STRICT LY ON THE CODE AND CAN BE BOUGHT AT 10% DISCOUNT SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Mr. and Mrs. G- C. Marshall spent Sunday with their aunt and uncle, Tlw seventy and eighth grades Mr. and Mrs. Al Winona ofNaahwere delighted to hear that they ville. Mr. and Mrs. W. R Hunt of Holt have no State Examinations to write and Mh. Myrton Watrous ol Lutthis year. gcholara. The McNutt’s have moved CHEVROLET SALES AND SL« 301 E. Telephone 2680 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1M4 iutf Dnu/CR nF ANIMAI DELTON. Istones. Funeral services were held* LACEY. meeting of the differ-'Tuesday afternoon at 2:M o’clock. The Briggs L. A. 8. is planning a organized community clubs, in at Bunnell church, with burial in program and penny supper ThursI - --------1— I adjoining communities, held at the Cedar Creek cemetery. The be- day evening. April 28. | Standard Oil Company is making opito,, ha!) Monday night was a reaved husband and family have the ( The Hon. John Ketcham of HasBT ~ for “Uve power” the theme of 1U spring moat dfcldcd success. There were sympathy of a host of friends. tings will address the members of "E ‘and summer advertising campaign near|y four hundred people seated Wednesday evening. April 11. the (the Stevens P. T. A. and invited of tbs ««t*t»' of M»ry E. in newspapers throughout its terri-: jn ()lP jmll on tiie main floor and home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis E. guests on Friday evening. April 20. .v .. «..'tory:balcony. There were six different Faulkner vis the scene of a very, r.v'^rVl/rh" Td UliBfratlomt of wild animals In communltic., represented. We were pretty but quiet wedding when their, , for cr<4itor« to action portray the live power ani- Mrry that Prairieville did not rc- !«>n. Robert E.. and Miss Juanita ,nals h01d ln re*erve- nbovc ,hclr rpond. They mi.wd n good time. At Mitchell of Sanborn. Ind., were SJiton> Ol.• told 1 normal--requirements, to draw on in o 8 uiuuvk o c]ock.. President E E .Faulkner united ... in nviy holy vuuuo bonds ui of niuuiuKHiy matrimony ,t »n Bll “lrre ,l»r. p ...a 4*- ------------------------------------------------------..UlKncr uihku --------,-------- -- --------------- -m times v. of need. Parallel illustrations cnUcd thp meeting to order, the in the presence of a few relatives1 pennock hospital over the week end. „- rasatrxt ---------to--prw«i- Ih.tr chime uinva —w to. m u>. .w_ n wcn.uj.y, rcport of the meeting «nd close friends. The impressive I the result of being kicked in thc show how -------------reserve "live power" .in A?*. t> UM. gasoline helps the motorist Thc■ was read and approved. As the j ring service was read by Rev. L. D.' face bv a mule. Several ktltches **£**,,*1 advertising message relates how the meeting was to be chiefly social. It to th* company's laboratories have was turned over to the program 1 achieved this additional "live pow-' committee. Mrs. Wcrtman. who in1 er" by turning heavy molecules1 troduerd tile presidents from odwhich formerly gave little power’ Joining dubs, and Invited them to Miss Dorothy Mulder of Caledonia t give the address Decoration Day at f R’^*J -----------*—-----•’— permitting, 1— into molecules which become' take seats in front and announce and Arnold T. Faulkner, brother of " tiie cemetery, weather “~obdeb rox rtratJCATioir. ~ lighter ------- ---------- • - c<>=rt for fast-acting energy unit-s. their own program. Program was thc groom, the ceremony taking |I otherwise al the Briars church at Sable antelojx. Impala. koodoo1 os follows: President Faulkner wel- place beneath a bridal arch of pink 1.00 P. M. sharp, remainder of pro­ 1 corned thc visitors: Elwood Eddy and white decorations. The bride 1 gram to be announced later. arc a few of the animals ttsed in navT a reading. i>crtalnlng to thc w*s gowned in blue satin and car- j these parallels. To Insure authentic "Ole Mule:’ Seven colored awci»a QUIMBY swells ried a bouquet of pink rosea and portrayals, assistance was secured (| B .,,v „ ..... woie\Xur^eam\nk^UJlrrMr. McKeown lx rebuilding the gave a demonstration ot -Whal from the Field museum of Natural Manners arc " The Hope Center Sever □epertnent rfrd a mixed bouquet, a delicious [hauiC on lhe Spon“blp fnrm and win History. Walter A. Weber, artist p t a program wax announced by formerly with the museum, execut- Mrs. Wilbur Gibson. A grotlp of ed many of the drawings, with Paul young people rendered two selecft*d^f.™ » ■aiubu prx- Bransom. renowned for Ids animal nons ••silver Haired Daddy of rated with pink and white snap-; of illustrations in the -------Saturday- Eve- Mine" nnd "Pictures of My Moth- dragons Out of town cuesta were ’ Mni RofiC Wure haJS 501,1 her ,arm . IU 27ih .'iin d»r oar or —— ----------------------°f ^“tln|fS and U in o'clock ‘ ’in■ ih» “ning *— Post, doing -»»*■ others. — cr.- Dialogue. "Hired nnd Fired." Mr and Mrs Clifford Eldridge and 10 Klr’ . . .. ' „ i ta office. be and, Radio announcements throughout'• was given by Doreen Cappon and daughter. Dolores, of Battle Creek. "’T’*1’.® haarinc •* !■' ■ , thc m|ddle WvSt are tx?tng used tO' Ruth Horn, one garbed as n ne- Miss Ruth Robbins. Miss Kathryn ;j Toot, and William H. Toot of Grand l . ln ’ ^ lia ' c movcd on thelr ,nrm ।11 iktt public notica । cau attention to lhe advs, and bill1 gro applicant Then thc orchestra Hnplds. Mrs. J. D. Murdock of Has- ! .*?’ _ , „ . „ >»,_.!«.» •>>»»a '’wreardo *w«kl boord messages are tied tn with the furnished music. tings. Mr. and Mrs. Paul M Faulk- , Mrs Tliehna Campbell, who ha* h , mTmiT Hi ot htarinc. tn <h.1 advertising focused In the newspaThc Cloverdale P. T. A. program ncr of Middleville, and Mira DoroS rL ” was announced bjr Mrs. Delos Flow­ thy Mulder of Caledonia. After a ®ld h-? Lm? ,,________ . probate. I ers. Mr. Welton Brooks sang short honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs .^rnUJ. ‘°v her ho,ne NORTHEAST IRVING. MUdJd’l-llh. R«rl»t*r ot Probate. j Mr and Mrs. Arthur Moore. Pnul- "When the Mocking Birds Arc Sing-1 ___________ ___ S ■»! <•"> Ing" and responded to an encore, * ■ ------------ - ’ --------- Ine. Virginia and Mrs Ida Moore and tiie orchestra rendered more “ lh'lr •" L“ obdeb fob FtTBtJCATlOH. 18pcnt Sunday afternoon with Mr. C<,Ort and Mrs Jan,ca Matthews at Mid­ musk:. ....Doud ......... ............... .. .............. »■! Mr Mrs. B. F. Ctaokm of “J* NUM Swt Thc Community club pro-1 Mr. MV..., J.-ss gunsux-fc aund mornl„/ ' Itersm ■ ...I, uns ” — announced . V V L. b>- ....... - - - _ were Sund.y rlsllor, o< ■ Miss Beulah Fry Is assisting Mrs. Larabee. Paul Smith gave two solo Mr and Mrs. Mrs L. N. Bush. Bush, , * ______________ . . ........ .. . Tb..... Ou.ll . ..—.I or .----------------« ■ * ■ ■ selections, which were very much >— ——>— Henry Fry and family are mov­ enjoyed. v,>WvU. Then K..v.. there were -v.v two mu­ E church next Sunday evening j COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ing from the John Fish farm to the sical steal iiiunuvfs numbers i>, by M, Mr uiiu and Mi.'. Mrs. BullBLh- ..which include — — •.• will ........... »■»»•. baptismal serv- • Roy Deming farm in the Lowe dis- op and they willingly responded to ,CIS n,,d reception of new members John Bach and family are several encores. j lnt° lhe church. Services will open The Kellogg P, T. A, program was a* Y 30. announced by Mrs. Harmon. Mrs | ’ ■ *--------------- J thr ing at the Stahl home near Elm- Henry’ Bare a vocal solo and Mrs. sum “ dale. r | Koolvord gave two baritoneMr. horn and Mrs. Iru Chaffee. Mr. and Mrs Edwin Chaffee of Quimby. 1 The hen brought more prosperity -■ this - country ------• any other • The Creek Community to than bird.Cedar ------------------------- ---------Club --z —— Mr and Mrs. Floyd Preston and son ‘li,’.’: and then along came the blue eagle. Program was announced by Artlie Harry of Kalamazoo spent Sunday —Arkansas Gazette. > Mrs Benedict entcr- afternoon with Mr and Mrs. Wm. '-------------. talned with a iblstllrig solo and Holsinguii. Mr. ani Mrs. Ferris Brown and OBDEB FOB PUBUCATIOK. responded to a hearty encore Mrs. ' Protat. Court GoU|di Mrs. Gurd. Mrs. Owen, daughter’ Lsabclle of Prairieville art. h»iJ at tho Misses Amy and Donna Hammond culled at Maybcllc Hart’s Sunday of Hootlno In sang "Silver Haired Daddy of afternoon. ' '•*» *■* Mine" and “School Days.” Two Mr. and Mrs Glee Drake and son. tan.lmit rommittrr Cleiarat. Judgo more musical numbers were given Ernest, of Otsego, visited nt the by Mrs. Loon Benedict nt the piano home of their parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. •iaie of Reuben nnd gd McGoldrich with traps and Willard Drake. Sunday. Mrs. Irut flled in laid ,drum. Drake's condition remains about the ' < that ibe a.i Pine Lake Farmers’ Club program same. Mrs. Lizzie Wailace. who is being * Mh?r\uHai>u wns announced by Arthur Latiuop. ' ’ iMrs. Bell Shephard gave an instru­ cared for at thc home of Wm Hob-' I !I ct* >!>r nt May. mental piece on the piano, nnd ington. is somewhat better at thr. | it Finsnrr — Millrr, Wnoion. Krlimlrr. an Date Lyons representing ’’Maester writing. yTr^-rirrooii. Mlllrr. Haren. Itaiek 1 60 Tin* MImm Barbara Chamberlain White from Alabam." entertained 1 BO <irii. I.lchlinr Hrfi»4er. Wtiulon. Harm. mid Maybclie Hart visited Mr. and the audience in a very unique 1 67 Millrr darkyfied manner and responded Mrs John Christy in Battle Creek Krwrrr — Harm. WrUorrl. Srhaflrr. .Saturday night. Mrs. McCrary, a former nutrition Thc -------Ladies Aid was well attended }}’ —«*y considering specialist and extension worker nt Wednesday the M A C.. and who now reside* weather und‘ roads. ’ Mrs. on thc Kellogg farm of thc M A C well entertain thc next inc was introduced und gave a nice second Wednesday in May 5 00 r. no ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. demonstration and talk on "ProjHT • Mrs Edwin Chaffee of Quimby is 5 00 Foods ns Beauty Products" ।spending several days with her ™».. .. .o. The program was then closed by grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Wm. | Itr Of lltatinc'. >n six little girLs from the Delton pri- 'Hoisington d*’ "f mary room giving .a "Good Night" The P T. A will be held at the thereof In ir» of drill, and song Refreshments were schoolhouse Friday evening. The 1 00 then served In the dining room nnd Normal girls from Hastings wil) en-! nil went home declaring that the tertatn with a c play. Refreshments evening had been a very enjoyable IW1'! 6e coffee, cake, and sandwiches. I ’ 00 Idertaml H.-rt Spark. one. A good crowd is Is hoped for. for Funeral services were held Sat-I Those who attend the meeting of urdoy nt 1 30 in Henton's Home for "the "Shultz Eciioes" please note this | Mrs. Pauline Kelley. 69. who died change in date of meeting On ac-|B,,i7*ii’ 5.00 at her fnYni home near here. She count of lhe P T a this Friday ■ w‘<i.b„i ' 5 <>0 B.on was thc daughter of Mr. and Mrs night the meeting will be held a'M”.'’. 5 on Isaac Tack, nnd was bom in New i week latery 4.<in York state Aug 7. 1864. and was still There was a nice increase in ul- |w. n ll J NOTICES Q I IVC ruinfcn ur mninimlo ] SHOWN IN ADV SERIES‘ent Srthe^Vn7^ MICHIGAN TELEPHONE BtL CO E tLsrsLB .1 'WE’LL HAVE A TELEPHONE OF OUR OWN TOMORROW1 "This is the Inst lime I’ll lx* using your telephone, Mr». Johnston. We’re having one of our own In­ Mulled tomorrow. We’ve been a terrible nuisance, I know, and wc surely appreciate how nice you have been about It." You can have u telephone of your own for only a few cents a day. It will serve in many social and business ways, nnd nave time, carfan* and driving cxiiensc. And in ease of fire, accident, sickness or other emergency, you can summon aid instantly, by telephone. ORDER TELEPHONE SERVICE AT THE TELEPHONE BUSINESS OFFICE The Famous Rl SSEI.T. R, MrPF.EK MMr BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY This blowout protected by 4 FULL PLIES of Supertwiat Cord in$g70 vUlated wkh T^ud heat-resli ing rubber xs Is Seed Time! Seeds with high percentage of germination are the least expen­ sive seeds to buy—in fact are the only seeds to produce a maxi­ mum crop. We carry a large stock of High Grade Farm Seeds of the most desirable varieties—all Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed). We ask you to consult us be­ fore you buy your farm seeds. SMITH BROTHERS VELTE& COMPANY Deahn la WOOL, GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, BALT, LIME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 very young when her parents moved I tendance at Sunday Sciiool Sunday, iJ.11"'?1.* |05 no to this locality In I8t*o fhc was A special children service is bring i",vo O1, 50 M) married to Peter DcKildcr. who planned for next Sunday. Don’t nilas1« R Posndrr <o r<p» 1.20 died in 1925 the famllv at that time •*’ i being residents ot Delton Two' SOUTHWEST CARLTON. 1 years later she was married to! Frank Kelley, who with her three i *1 The ,,v wnwn Carlton unuigc Grange cmcrminru entertained UppllM 3.50 children. Isaac DeKildcr of Otsego. Pomona meeting with a large at07 .SO 13 20 Jacob DcKildcr of Woodland. Mrs. I tendance on Saturday evening. Mr. 3.00 Nellie Pennock of Hickory Comers. I Hull of East Lansing was the speakand eleven grandchildren, u broth- I er and gave an Interesting address ' cr. Jacob Tack of Benfield, and a on "Vital Needs of Agriculture." One sister, Mrs William Mason of Del­ need was for co-operation and is ton. are left to mourn her passing. found through no better way titan Rev Victor Janes conducted the the Grange. Mrs Anna Buck and dnuxhter services and burial was in the Hick­ „.J Corners cemetery. woctr.,. and LaFayettc Usborne attended thc ory . Mrs Bertha McKibben of Yan-Iunlon tneeting of Bedford. NashReieknrd, Bchadrr. kee Springs is spending a few days;vll,e- Hastings and Carlton churches Carried. Uith Mrs. Matilda Smith. Saturday. The evening meeting of the DelMl“ Orpha Buck spent the week ton inland Lakis Garden Club has । end “Uni‘ khz Enz oi of Woodland nu * *’,lh nn Pa Famine woodland i| Thursday | Mr. -and Mrs. Henry Henry Williams and been postponed from Tl.u.ada, Anrii 20 ->ri '*Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Guy Guy Nash Nash of of Carlton Carlton night until Friday night. April Mr and instead of April 19. nt the home of '»!»’« Sunday In Battle Creek. Mr. mid Mrs L N Bush. Co-opcrKendall Buck spent the week end alive supper at 7 o'clock, followed 1111 Batllo Creek and attended a by program nnd talk by Peter De I birthday party for his cousin. Mlilee. Relrkont Vries of Zeeland. Each member Mr »nd Mrs. Waller Culbert spent Sunday ^rtth **Mr. — and bring your husband or a friend. • Mrs. Sydney Tiie Nutrition class will hold its Gelb of CaledonioI Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wcyerman and meeting on Tuesday. April 24. at- —;----- —- — ---------thc home ot Mrs. C. J. Barnum daughte daughter. Thelma, of Hastings spent Tills date was changed because It I Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. conflicted with the meeting to be I Sirodtbt Strodtbeck. held on Friday the 20th at thc, and M”' Claude Cole and church when Mrs Davis will be here <»« the eI^ to give the lecture on child trainMr. and Mrs. Evan Fuller and family. ing. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shriber and Mrs. Nellie Harrington of Dow­ ling Is assisting Mrs. Addison Pen- daughter and Margarelta Lake spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and [nock with her housework. Mr. and Mrs. Harry-Worthington, Mrs Frank Shriber. GOODYEAR PATHFINDER Haitingi, Michigan i Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas and 1 Eileen Pegg and two sons of Kala। mazoo were Sunday afternoon vls1 itors of Mr. and Mrs. Addison Peni nock. i Mrs. Helen Pennock entertained | her sister. Mrs. Carl Simmons ot Ann Arbor, from Wednesday until Sunday. Mr. Simmons came to spend the week end. The play. "Look Out Uzxle.” was very ably presented by the cast of Delton players Friday and Saturday nights. Everyone remarked how well they enjoyed it. About 140 were taken ill. • Clair Richards catfie home from Battle Creek over the week end and his sister, Ruth, came home Wed­ nesday to stay until she is strong PLEASANT RIDGE The Nutrition Class will meet with Mrs. Arthur Richardson on Tues­ day. April 24. for an all day meeting. Alonzo Woods is not so well, being confined to his bed. Mrs. Ella Kinne spent part of last week in Battle Creek with relaThe class party will meet this week Thursday with Bessie Wood­ man for an all day meeting. Mrs. Ruby Wood and Greydon spent Friday with her people near Carlton. Mrs Edith Richardson Is helping to care for Mrs. Ruth Townsend of Grand Rapids, who has pleural pneumonia. We all hope for her hospital. ■ Everyone In this locality were much grieved to bear of lhe death Johnston of Cedar Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelsey and ot Mrs. Hammie" Armour Bunday Maatsg eqalpawal afternoon at Pennock hospital, Telephone nt elatlea . where she was taken on Friday night and operated upon for gall Warnls Kelsey'sTotal diibur»MHato Not one or two ,,FOUR„.„. HIGH-SPEED SAFETY PLIES in every Goodyearl Blowout Protection Thai Lath I Per cent of original tensile strength remaining in cords after long use In tires: . Mlles “ Super twist Ordinary Run Tire Cords Tire Cords 8,000 91% 16,000 •1% HEAVY DUTY GOODYEAR PATHFINDER TRUCK Supertwist Cord—a Goodyear pat­ ent-stretches, absorbs shocks, and cornea bock strong! Thoroughly rubberized to resist heat, it glvea lasting blowout protection In every ply. Ask us to demonstrate! TIRES plies of shock-absorbing Au per.-h|gh> speed safety plica-four or more piles that hold moat of their ‘IF ‘IF '14' SPECIAL! GOODYEAR RELIANCE 30 x 3g W Also, the Goodyear Speedway la biowobt wonder more peoplepuy Goodyears than any other tire! Yet you pay nothing extra for this extra pro­ yet costs as Yfl1* UtUsas ■ good/year BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP HASTINGS, MICH. ROAD SERVICE—Call 2482 GOOD USED TIRES |l.00 sad Up GUARANTEED TIRE REPAIRING � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-04-25.pdf d3ede157b1f7c8097bbd2f5b7d51cd65 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR 14 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, APRIL 25, 1934 SOMETHING ABOUT |Vote Against More Bonds ffl UNWMRANTED Is Np Time To Saddle $38,000,000 More Bonds, Which 18586721 THE HOOVER DIM । ThisWil) Add $28,500,000 Interest to Phy in the Next 30 THE RIDE ACROSS THE DESERT ADDS TO T] PLEASURE OF TRI Years. State Should Be Easing Taxpayer’s Burdens, Not Increasing Them PAGES lto8 ^'Vb^d^TdeathWHOCRNVOI SPANISH WAR VET ERANS TO MOBILIZE 18737630 Meeting Called for Saturday Night, April 28, at Battle Creek Saturday Night; His Clothes Caught Fire While Buming Leaves STATE ADMINISTRATION The Banner's Bear Hole Lake DIGEST OF REGULATIONS ' WRONGS MICHIGAN correspondent . gives us the details of | GIVEN BY RECOVERY an accident which happened in that I COUNCIL TAXPAYERS locality which resulted in the death I This U tlie last Issue of the Ban- also (22.800.000 of interest, If they ■ ner before the election to be held iare five per cent bonds, which ", Iof I of ,luk little Marvin Marvin Clagget. nlaeort We We quote matte Monday, April 30. to decide whether they probably wilT'be If'the prop■ the state of Michigan shall add to orttlon carries, the Interest charge USES SCHOOLS AND STATE from our correspondent: GREAT ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS ARE of terrible '-u‘the —u— • •----------accident Its debts nearly (38,000,000 worth for thirty years will be (28,600.000, STORES FOrVrOPAGANDA 11 to learn— PROBLEMS INVOLVED | of bonds “at not exceeding five per In addition to the principal. CLEARLY DEFINED i cent Interest." Tills matter la Im- i Every taxpayer should realize ------------i which resulted in the death of lltPurpose Is To Provide Power I portant to every taxpayer. The that this Is Important rUrgesto Voting him. He or$38,000,000 tie Marrin Clagget. five year old son Many More Cases Covered - - - - — - 1 money, as we have explained, if (of Mr. and Mrs. William Clagget. his descendants will have to pay Bonds That Will Cost SOO And Control The ColoThan in Opinion From their share share of of this this principal principal and and in In-­ oonus inav W1U U0Sl ♦ voted by lhe people will be used for [ their 'The circumstances are as follows: ----' lerest of (60.800,000 of four per cent ■ • rado River the building of new buildings for 1 500,000 in 30 Years [Marvin and his nine year old sister, Attorney General Anyone going west, whether by J1®1* or repairs and bonds, or (66.500,000 If they are five । W. ... .urpru«l U»l The question of who can vote at , ,, ' ..... night. Marvin got too close to lhe <Min .>,*.,11 . । : Improvements on old buildings, or! per cent bonds, it can be taken for ' automobile or train, should no. miss for grnd(> ,Cparatlons on trunk line, granted that all the prestige of lira ol the ...» .amlr.IMr.ltai ,i;„„ „,a p,n[ the election to be held next Mon­ a visit* to the Hoover Dam. From highways near Detroit, or for con-1| Governor Comstock and thaw who laming would undertake to use tile fire as a result. His older brother, day. April 30. is important to every Los Angeles, it means a drive of | slructlon work on trunk lines want to put this program across will schools of this state and to have Wyman, tried to put out the fire —i—,commissioners ---------------------__u ’others --------with-hU f|(h hu hands, hands buf bul the lhe’iittte |luIe teliow fellow and something *vra. over inn 300 miles (o Las Qtroughout the state. As the bonds' be used to get out a big favorable school ' ing that matter which came from Vegas. Nevada, the Hoover Dam be­ would probably bring the state (5.- ’ vote. It will not do for taxpayers send out propaganda In favor of < was scared and run away from him. . the Attorney General's office. ing about 25 miles distant from that 000,000 more money If they draw to neglect to vote If D\ey are op­ Governor Comstock's proposition of. IBy —------------*“ " "1 the time---they ------caught him ’and We hare Just received a digest city, and a very pleasant drive. । his clothes off he was burned so? that seems to corer many more five per cent intereat than they posed to piling up more state debt. selling (38.000.000 of state bonds got On a Saturday morning Mr. and would if they carry four per cent.' Tlie Banner does not hesitate to which, with the Interest, will cost Ibadly that he lived only a few! cases than were mentioned in the Mrs. David French and daughter It Is safe to conclude that they will i say that’ we are opposed to selling lhe people of tills slate over (66.- iminutes." Attorney General's letter. Those Elizabeth. Mrs. Cook and myself, be .five per cent bonds, because the (38.000.000 of slate bonds. This is 500.000. The school children were who have any doubt as to their left Los Angeles around 9:30 in the state will naturally wish to get all not a time when burdens should be [ asked to take such circulars to their right to vote can. we think, have forenoon, and at five o'clock in the the money It can. added to the taxpayers of Michigan. ; parents. Not only were the schools lheir doubts settled by reading the afternoon arrived at Las Vegos. The voters should not overlook' They should be lightened Instead of 1। used, but also places licensed Sy the I , following digest which comes from Nev., of which city I will write more the fact that these bonds are to be Increased. The proposed building JI state, and state-owned liquor stores. ’ । Employment Recovery Council later on. retired at so much a year for a and highway construction program , were used to hand out circulars I headquarters at Lansing. Following The drive to Las Vegas was very period of thirty years. If they draw can wait a few” more years. These ^is bond Uaue. It is Indeed is their statement on that subject, Interesting, most of the way being four per cent interest, that will mean I! Improvements, while worthwhile, y"" -----**—' uprising to us to think that Super­ .which we pass on to our readers: desert country. During the summer the taxpayers will have to pay not have been Just as much - needed ...in intendent of Public Instruction I Who can vote: months it is terrifically hot tn this only the (38,000,000 principal, but Voelker would lend himself to this 1OPPORTUNITY FOR EXAM­ (ConUnued on page sixj Lansing. Mich.. April 24.—Only desert region, and it was plenty type of pernicious propaganda. INATION OF YOUNG persons having property assessed for warm the day we made It the latter Some reasons urged In these cir, | taxes, or whose husbands or wives part of February. A very good MASON JUBILEE ■ culars to Induce support for the CHILDREN have properly assessed for taxes, paved road leads all the way to Las ; bonds is. in our Judgment, very mls­ can vote in the referendum election SINGERS COMING Vegas, ovej- which our driver had the , leading. For Instance, the first I April 30. on the (37,800.000 Public car up to 50. 60 and 70 miles an hour Item In the sheet, coming from state PRE-SCHOOL CLINICS ,, । Works bond issue. most of the way. Presenting Program at the headquarters, declares that the "dole DOCTORS AND DEN­ T STS TO ASSIST ACHIEVEMENT DAY i FOR THE 4-H CLUBS THROUGHOUT COUNTY T™" The annual mobilization of Fun­ ston Camp. Spanish war veterans, will be held in O. A. R- hall tn Bat­ tle creek on Saturday evening^ April 28. All Spanish war veterans. Philip­ pine veterans. Boxer Rebellion vet­ BUSINESS AND PLEASURE erans and all veterans whq served COMBINED AT MEETING from April 21. 1898 to July 2. 1902. regardless of affiliation with any Comp, are invited. J. Tinker^of Conservation Department Shows Wild 6:30, and there will be speakers from out of town. Eugene Sweet Is Life Films Camp Commander. ,j Odd Fellows hall here w»s taxad In last week's Banner appeared nearly to capacity Wednesday eve­ usmlliar article but the place and ning last week to house the crowd of hungry sportsmen whq attended 06313975 DELINQUENT TAXES AMOUNT TO $7,828.79 Total Sum Wag >20,700.44 of Which 12,443.65 Was Redemption Tax J J onnn dipk np xnR GOOD KfOR UUUU BACK UnUli llU I I 10663345 N° C0^E®T LEGAL NOTICE Two Auction Sales ry County Rod and Gun Club, About 260 were present. Member­ ship In the club has now reached TO TREASURER MOST OF MONEY GOES FOR AID OF SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTY I County Freasurer Maus was hap­ - It surely Is quite a marked change and the CWA cost around (90.000,­ Methodist Church on ------------; amended, provides that whenever 1 from the beautiful cities, streets and last week in being abletownship to send 000 In Michigan lost year In state,; Registrations Promise Good i direct expenditure of public money py groTOO.44 to the various orchard groves to the hot desert Tuesday, May 1 federal ninaa funds Wltn with little lilUe WTT t TT-nr TX Tmnn ™ local and leuerui Attendance — Schedule । wShive^roS*c,ly and vU1Me treBSUrera <* country, with its sage brush and The Mason Jubilee Singers, a na-1 WILL Bxj HLLD ILtliE IN |M*rmanent constructive benefit." various kinds of cactus and other tlonally famous company of negro) If there was little permanent of Dates Next Week "S ^To/XTan?c^e METHODIST CHURCH desert growth. Houses of course are vocalists, entertainers and radio fa- i amount was for schools, and came constructive benefit from spending Registration for the Pre-School) . ”7 ®00 0<” ,^n<1 ,l“ue *^d as a part of the state's contribution SATURDAY, MAY 5 I such a huge sum of money, why vote very scarce, but oil stations with their lunch stands and cold drinks vorites, will appear al the Methodist [ (38.000.000 more? That question and Infant conference show prom-3’rov f1.0 foS ®ddlt,ons to, >nd con- to the support of the schools from Ise of very good attendance this i,at « institutions, roads line the way'but a few miles apart. church Tuesday evening. May I. at will naturally arise. So far as Barry the »15.000,(»0 fund which It iiad set PRODUCTION CREDIT , I county is concerned we think there We even pass the town of Baker out eight o'clock. aside for that purpose, most of Their Jubilee presentation will in- ‘ LOANS NOWBEING MADEl^^'^f'^"^ organized In all parts of the county. Ilht ,<-Kla,aturc “ a work-relief which is to be taken from the sales on the desert, the excuse for its | measure. existence we were unable to learn. elude a popular program of appro­ so that it will be convenient for; You may vote if: We also passed a road, that priate songs, clean, clever comedy, Apply to County Agent Poa. L parents to bring their children to Another item was (762878 of de­ (1) You own real estate in fee^ these clinics. branched off the main highway, that readings, and novelties. A plantation linquent taxes. Are purchasing real estate on would have taken us up. or down, scene. "Way Down South Befo' de ter for Them Wednesday ! c“n get its hands on it. win be spent 'In many, communities the pro­ a (2) The remainder was foi redemption land contract which is in full into the famed "Death Valley." with War." will feature well known gram is completely In charge of lo ­ taxes paid In 1931. 1932. and 1933 for and Saturday Only Onlv “ way thBt win &lvc ,Br8c em* and ana Saturday oaturaay uniy ployment to labor. Have you ever cal committees. These committees force, or. If the contract or mort­ taxes which had been assessed in its well-known "Scottie" of Death I spirituals and jubilees, camp meetPlans Barry |' plantation melodics, and Plans are are completed completed for for the the Barry (Continued on page three) Valley IUUU7. fame. Scottie's maiiaion mansion k-. is i Ing - ahout-s,........... ....... ....... ..... have arranged for the place of the gage has been foreclosed, the per­ 1929 and previous years, the amount iod for redemption has not expired. one of the sights of Death Valley, i rollicking care-free tunes and County 4-H Club Achievement Day-----conference as well as transportation of this redemption tax being (2.­ (31 If your property is on this and Us construction is said to have IIo1, aonK* of the period. for the children. The conferences 443 65. The largest single amount which will be held Saturday. May i PUBLIC INVITED TO ears, assessment roll, as of April; cost way up into the six figures Not . "““W u vtr>' fortunate in havwill be in charge of a local physi­ going to any taxing unit In the ■ t; so -many years ago Scottie rather i*”* thls company, well- ungs10,0 MclhodUt church ln HBS" MUSIC FESTIVAL cian and dentist, so each child will . bi counties where this raram.nl roll w nol >rl oompl.led startled the world by hiring a spe- iknown to r»dlo <throughout the be assured of a careful physical and During the nrr“lr.- xoafcr..* cial train in California to carry him c“u’ltry- a?P*“r >»ere. It is hoped Tl?»SS£ Pro '™ »y Burs! and VO. dental check-up. As arrangements to New York City for a little outing. | ‘hnt there will be a large crowd to which will start at 10:30. motion will be dinde at these conferences such as stocks, or securities, and it ‘al* ““ pictures will be shown. Mr. Footer' (Ojntinued on page 9. part 2) bear «”* entertainment lage Pupils Tuesday for Immunization against diphther­ is listed on assessment rolls. I (Continued on page six) has secured very Interesting reels I ------------- » I The price of admission is 10c for ia. parents are urged especially to Eve, May 1 of the World s Fair al Chicago, seen- j bring children of between six ~ Ic reel of Niagara Falls. Trip; On Tuesday evening. May 1. at months and two years of age. The sonal property upon conditional WARD CENTERS FOR COL­ tHmucrh I 18 15 o'dock in the Central auditor­ through th* the W*«t West TnAlA. indies nnH and »a — reel, th* Performance. Admission conference is limited to children of LECTING FLOWER POTS vwwu, v.ivii i i nJghl of performanc( . win on the J5c showing a Western Rodeo, with its lurn- t,ic public is cordially invited six months to six years. and 25c respectively Tickets can be | bucking horses and roping. ' t© attend the third annual Music I Children grow very rapidly dur­ forfeited or foreclosed. Will Be Donated to Help Buy obtained at the Bunner office or I afternoon program will fea-1 Festival given by the pupils ' In the (8) If you arc the owner of per­ ing the first six years of life, and from Epworth Leaguers of the ,ture __________ music, ___ plays by 4-H dub rural memand • rural village andschools village ofid this Equipment for Gamp sonal property at the time of the (Continued on page three) , bers, *a Style Revue al which time county and• sponsored Methodist church. I**~" -• by (he Music election, April 30. If you sell per­ Barry । the girls In the clothing dubs anil; Deportment of lhe Michigan State COMMERCIAL CLUB, RO ... sonal or real property between now | LIST Last week we suggested that those i model tlie dresses they have made j College under the direction of Miss SENIOR HONOR election OBM), date, IOC the .right to;( trt a >1 1IAI ...rarara and the OCVUOD TARY AND LEGION URGE TOWNSHIP CLERKS , having old flower pots, which were I during the past season. This pari Josephine Kachley with Miss Mary IS ANNOUNCED vote 8OC« to the purchaser. the PROJECT ; SHOULD FILE RECORDS ' of *' •* the ---------------program1 is always grehtly gre^tly'en-1 en- A,UI Ann Collinge Collinge as the Instructor) instructor -— (7) If you own property by deed no longer in use. could get rid of I _______ joyed by parents and club members. ; who hlts spent two days each month John Erway Leads With 'or contract and/ or are the husband them and at the same time do a 1 — Mr. John c. Ketcham will give the teachers and pupils. Therp very good turn for the Barry coun­ |0r wife of the property owner. Chattel Mortgages and Bills the address of the afternoon. Mr. wl*l be no admission fee and the 244.75 Points—Miss NAMES COMMITTEE TO | (8) Both the husband and/ or ty boys and girls who attend the summer camps at Camp Barry. of Sale Now Go to Reg­ Ketcham was the sponsor of the program is as follows: \ \ (Continued on page five) Irene Jones Second MEET CITY COUNCIL They were asked to donate these Capper-Ketcham bill in Congress, Processional: "Concord March”— The High school senior class hon­ ister of Deeds 4-H club Thomapple---W. ... K. fiower pots for the purpose of buy­ I which WIIA.ll has >10.-1 made IIUIUC 1-M VIUO work WUrW ‘I Harold Bennett — --------------------ors were announced on Tuesday with “THE VIRGINIAN” CAST Cost Will Be Comparatively Each and every township clerk available to Barry county boys and Kellogg orchestra. ing camp equipment, such as dishes, in Barry county should turn in.his(girls. Mr. Ketcham always has! Children's Chorus. Accompanist­ John Erway heading the list, so will boals. etc. for Camp Barry, which 1s AWAITING CURTAIN Small—Benefits to be valedictorian. having 244.75 chattel mortgage records, says Reg- , something of Interest for rural young1 Mrs, J. A. McNulty. located on Stuart lake In Orange­ nf Deeds n**d. Earl Pori n«v*« ». Sat-{folks. o.t_ I *_>u_ May Song—English pointe. Miss Irene Jones is second, Boys Great later of Boyes, as ” ~ °!. j Cornish Members of ‘The Virginian" cast ville township. It is an Ideal place with 241.5 points, so will be the *[f lay '.. AprU M ' 15 thc last date for I During the afternoon County 1 Folk Song We have mentioned the fact that salutatorian. Other honor students and those who have been assisting for a boys' and girls' camp, but it filing Wiese records. Agent Foster will announce lhe , 2. W1LO Is Sylvia?—Schubert. needs more equipment. Tlie dona­ the Commercial Club, the Rotary are. Miss Lillian Tolhurst, third, with -mi outing staging ucmua details ui of the inc proa producac­ tion of these flower pots will help As explahied in last week's Ban- county Champions of the various, 3. Cradle Song—Brahms. Club and the American Legion had with 238.75 points; Miss Frances 4. Shepherd's Song-Old French Cowles, fourth, with 236.5 pointe; tion are now awaiting' the rise of to purchase that equipment. become interested In providing sup­ ner. the legislature passed the reg- nnM of 4_H cjub work These champions are given a trip, Melody. Since the Banner mentioned this ervised play fur the boys of this utatlon ordering that hereafter all Miss Marjorie Stebbins, fifth, with the curtain for the opening per­ “^ an.^ bUU to uui.t State viuu Club Week at --------Michigan Thornapple W. K. Kellogg orehescity through the summer vacation. . ... n^ -. tf . a” . — — _,of “ —le w rrcciL — 223 pointe; Miss Betty Relckord. formance this evening. Through matter we are pleated to ray that fllpd with the Register Remitter nt -II—- In ..... be filed of state — College July. Each of these organizations appoint­ shall he sixth, with 219 points: Miss Lena thirty-five evenings of rehearsals arrangements have been made to clerks. I| Monty k, .unin, to tone In Drala. not with uwiuhlp tlertt. 1."Fortuna"—Overture — Zamec- Andros, seventh.^with 210 pointe. have a collecting center in each ed a committee as follows: the players and assistants have done ------------------------------------------------onler. however, doe. Mapply apply| | (Continued on pate alxl The Commercial Club named ThU all that an organisation of.this type ward for the flower pote where they Others receiving nonoraoie wuicro honorable men- — Warren Carter. Robert Walton and I| to dty or village clerks, affecting on­ 2. “Precision March" — Harold tlon are: Mtes Geraldine Isenhath ICBn do w blaure ■ smooth-running, may be left. If they are in your way ly township clerks. SILVER MEDAL CONTEST. Bennett. H. D Cook. The Rotary Clulj eighth. 20155 points; Miss Helen I conv,nc,n« Presentation of -Owen before Saturday. These collecting This regulation also states that i_________ Mrs. Wayne Merrick announces a। Director—Dorothy Marsman. named Charles Leonard and Dr je[na_________________ _ Keeler, ninth. 199 points; Miss Lethal wuters »ctlon-filled drama. Few places will be at the following township clerk shall receive a Silver Medal contest at the Irving: Children's Chorus: John Wooton. The American Le- each ' Kelley, tenth. 196.5 points; Miss IplByi hBVC ever becn attempted ’here homes: . First 1. The Blacksmith—Mozart. gion selected Roy Hubbard. A. fee of (4 00 and mileage at the rate church on Thursday evening. April First Warrl Ward— —T. rt 8. W K. P*)ri'« Reid's hnrrx* home. ........... ,»□ Ia,i with wlth 5” 1am lar«— c —“n n art,ill adult or which Maude Wallace, ccrcun. eleventh. 195.75 ten cents per mile to and from 26. under the auspices of the W. C. 2. Charming Marguerite — Old points; Miss Grace Will, twelfth IEvolved 80 many complete changes Brown antj Albert Craig. These of 1 Second Ward—Mort Townsend's French Melody. committees met Monday night and his home, as recompense for Ming T. U. 194.25 points; George Dewey, thlr- of wenery. According to the dl­ home. organized by selecting Mr. Carter this records with the Register of ■ Those from Hastings High school 3. Skye Boat—Old Highland Mel­ teenth. 189.5 pointe; ....... — r*ctnr th* In — , hlrh thThird Ward — George Townsend's William Fox. rector, the manner In which the I who will participate are Delphine ody os chairman and Robert Walton as Deeds. players went through their parts at home. yhls is a vitally important matter Englehart, Marlon Weyerman and 4. There's a Little Wheel a Turn-1 fourteenth. 185.75 points; La Verne dress rehearsal Monday evening In­ secretary. They named a commit­ Fourth Ward —C. P. Angell's home. Cooper, fifteenth. 185.5 points. shoqld receive the prompt at- Donald Weaver. A Gold Medal con­ Ing—Negro Spiritual. tee to go before lhe dty council at and ‘ If you will place the fiower pots Marks In all school subjects are dicates fine performances for Wed­ tention of the township clerks, as^test will be held in May, date to be (Continued on page five) Address. Dr. David D. Henry. As-! considered nesday |tad Friday. on the front porch of your home in determining th; the Saturday. April 28. Is the last day. named later. aUtant Superintendent of Public In­ pointe, and only those of the first next Saturday morning, cars will be struction, Lansing. ATTENTION — I. O. O. F. along and pick them up and many EPIC FILM OF. NORTH eight semesters arc considered. No On Tuesday night. May 1. a class thanks will be given for them by the Presentation of Music Apprecta- student who Is not in attendance at TO BE SHOWN HERE tlon Awards—Mrs. Maude W. Smith, tlw Hastings High school at .least of candidates from Potterville, un­ der the leaderslilp of the Rev. Karl Camp Barry. Commissioner of Sclwols. two years is eligible for honors. ••Eskimo," a melodrama of the Credits from outside schools are H. Keefer, will come to Hastings for Arctic regions, photographer In DANCE—WELCOME GRANGE. the Inflatory degree It Is hoped evaluated in points according to lhe northern Alaska, hailed by critics M Friday night. April 27.—Adri average number of points per unit there may be a good attendance. an outstanding film, is belne shown ________________ ________________________________: vt I run oAlUnUAi made while in the local High school. at the Strand theater here this eve- ■ C’C------------------------------------------------------------ - ---- —-----------------------------------------------i j » » / The old niethod of determining nlng, Thursday and Prld*y Saturday. May 5. has been select- gan made appropriations for Starr t Lack of Wind Forces Event honors by percentages has been au­ are a large number of native Eski­ ed as Tag Day In Hastings for the Commonwealth but, Jailed to pay Die, tO Be Held Over for perseded by the above which is mos in lhe cast and a number of 3Urr com™n.«lU. Ior &». A 'SS'LS found to be more fair and Just to spectacular photographic shots of _ . . ,u ,,, . very "‘X Muntujr. largely. This iwa uciiui deficit,, nuucu added to u> > a •the u- students. a Week UNITED STATES OF AMERICA /native hunters pitting their skill number of lhe boys ’ will come ** * to ^e the drop dron in In personal personal donations, donations, lias has) 1 Lacg of wlnd 8ttturday morning The Banner, In common with the against the big game of the north make the canvass In this dty, as in been a serious matter and has । forced a postponement of the kite THE STATE OF MICHIGAN—DEPARTMENT OF STATE many friends of these fortunate sen­ former yean, under the supe.-rislon caused hardships and worry, fftlll. n y^ c ^ n ^ ‘ ^ n n ^ n ^ o ®; ^nd rirh Including caribou, walrus and To All to Whom These Presents Shall Come: iors, extends sincere congratulations. whale. of some of the Commonwealth,no boy who really needed the care of community and sponsored by I. Frank D. Fitzgerald. Secretary of State of the State of Michigan and *^At'the nresent time there are' n^jwSlth^hfi'^'baen1 dwiteA0^" !the local Boy 800111 teadcrs- There HOSPITAL GUILDS’ Custodian of the Great Seal thereof. Do Hereby Certify that the attached । ninety AC the present are trance. monwealth, haswith been lhe denied en- ^U°7r^ -.---. fnr>v ns<n* *nfri*< m* him Is a true and compared copy ol House Enrolled Act No. 30 (Act No. 40 boy. being time cared there for at the Along financial dS?u™ aS ANNUAL MEETING of tlie Public Acts of the Extra Session of 1934), the original of which U Commonwealth, and if one thinks worries, came the loss of nearly al) one-half Inch construction to one this ts an eao job. a visit there will of their garden produce, due to the forty ^eet iX ^JthS^nStWw Luncheon and Business Ses­ on file In this office. In Testimony Whereof. I have hereunto set my hand HAMILTON ARMOUR. giro you a true picture of the task dry. hot season last summer, ro it and affixed the Great Seal of the State al the Capitol, sion in Methodist Par­ The Commonwealth. In common was necessary to purchase more food Un„ co..ntrv riuh rrninuk (SEAL) in the City of Lansing, this 30th day of March, A. D. Hamilton Armour will sell a quan- with all other institutions doing a than usually Is required. This enlors May 10 1934. simUar work, has been having a tailed more expense and additional SSctag^t rw o'itock. CtasaSSand additional men^ng at B;00 o’clock. ClassincaThe annual meeting of the various FRANK D. FITZGERALD, hard time making its money stretch worry in charge prize awa^s^in worrv for for tho« those In chanre os ss funds uon of entries and.■ . ... Guilds of Pennock hospital Is sched­ Hickory Comers: sale to begin at one far enough to pay all expenses. For were hard to get. Secretary of State. I | be the same as announced last week. uled for Thursday, May 10. in the P. M. with Henry Flannery as auc­ many months, the teacher, received Some of the people of Detroit are Methodist church parlors, starting State of Michigan. 57th Legislature, bonds; and to provide a referen­ tioneer. Included are stoves, rugs, no compensation, but continued becoming interested in the work be­ DECORATION DAY SPEAKER. with a cooperative luncheon «t 12:30 Extra Session of 19347 dum tbereou. tables, beds, chalra. etc. See the adv. their work because they loved it Ing done at the Commonwealth and The committee having In charge o'clock, each Guild sitting by Itself. foe full particulars. (BUI No. 21) and wanted to help the bovs under are presenting a band concert In the .... program for Decoration Day in Following the dinner, the business Michigan enact: their care. It has been ratremely; that city on May 6. the proceeds to this city count themselves fortunate session will be held. Guild reports HOUSE ENROLLED ACT No. 30. CLEARANCE FURNITURE CO. Henry Flannery will cry an auc­ severe on Mr. Starr personally, go toward a fund for building a |n the selection of a speaker for given and officers elected. A program AN ACT to provide tor the con­ whoee health broke under the .train, | gymnasium and workshop roma time that occasion He is to be Mr Fred will dore the meeting. tracting of a debt by the state; to Unpredecentad economic dislocation tion sale for the Clearance Furni­ b»t .i* recovering nicely, which in the future. h . ul suppress and prevent an alarming resulting from a financial and tn< N. 8earl. of Grand Rapids, assistant All Guild members are urged to ture Company. No. Michigan Ave. and dangerous dislocation in the dustrial depression, occasioning Hastings, offering anything In the 1. cheering new. to all interested in i When the boys greet you here In praaecutlng attorney of Kent coun- attend this gathering wlilch is al­ the CommonwealthHastings on' Saturday. May 5, you ty. He U also president of the Kent ways interesting and enjoyable. . social and economic life of the people'of this state; to provide This home for boy. is not en- •: will be impressed by their manly, county council of the American Read full announcement an anothDANCE. dowed. nor is it an Institution re- courteous manner .nd their sin- Legion, and a good speaker for the furnishing of employment ceivlng aid from the .state, but is cere appreciation of any amount) ’----------- —■— New management, Campau lake foe such purpose, and the Issu­ discontent ia oaual RUMMAGE SALE. supported solely by contributions, that you may give them. Every pen-. pavilion. Saturday night. April 28. ance of bonds therefor; to provide threatened unreat a SUFFERorganizations end ny will, be spent for a worthy pur-r-^ ■ In parlors of Preabyterian church Round and quadrille dances. Music ___________________ — « for the construction of certain state of Michigan. Thursday night. April 28 ai from friends and by gifts from the counties. Last poae, ao do what you can for this Thursday. Friday and Saturday, by Simon Clemens orchestra. Bill projects; to provide revenues and iyear many of the counties of Michl- humanitarian cause. . . [May 3, 4 and 5.—Adv. 25 cents each—Adv. Starr Commonwealth Tag Day In Hastings Saturday, May 5 KITE IENBSD ABOUT 260 BOD AMD C CLUB MEMBBM 1117 AT I. 0. 0. P, HALL meeting and program which follow­ ed the supper. Community singing was led by libyd Bhafer. after which several members of the club uable functions that such an organ­ isation of sportsmen can perform helping to kwptba itreinu stocked with 8tate Department of Conservation In maintaining tlie natural re­ sources of Michigan. George Sumner, conservation of- Ing ponds at Orangeville. Officer movers in getting thia pro) cussed In some detail the made to date on the oca started as a CWA project will continued under the ERA. Mr. C born suggested several method* labor charges, Albert Hessmer announced the Wolverine Beagle Assort was considering holding Its ai field trials at Hastings this From 500 to 800 dogs will pro J. Tinker of the Michigan De ment of Conservation was the Igan wild life prepared by the partment. Of special Internet ' the film entitled "Nature's Ga sters." which showed how > breaking hunters and fishermen nually deplete the woods i true sportsman. Concerning the dinner, itsalf, most appetizing manner. DRAMATIC CLUB TO GIVE “ROBIN HOOD" RtheuaUf for Xnjorabl, PreienUtlon on Fri­ day, May 11 The Dramatic Club of Hastings High school is about to taka wiS the central auditorium, the threeThis play should ba most enjoy­ able to both young and old. A gay romance winds its way through the create an exciting atmoeohm throughout the play. The Sheriff of Nottingham (Itfia Kerr) seems to ua to be a rather displays his cowardliness In a nnM delightful manner, while we are thus engaged in poaping from be- pursued by the sheriff, bls men, and Ouy of Oiabourne (Vernon Winin- marriage with Guy (Ian ironside) is travelling to see you have often beard, come to worth Rewtuni. Allan-a-Dele Win scarlet (Robert OtattW. smith). Lady es,r' “ “ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15, IM4 PAPE TWO ASKS SUPREME COURT ' ,.JPECIDE IN FAV0R 0F ,cbooi- 1 FOR A REHEARING oSST'xU’o'BARRY AND EATON CO. ■ LOCAL NEWS -I.V" by K-_- Marshal Mnr.n.1 i. . . . reated Saturday night I Siirler Wants High- Thom?sonwand.N‘®!jLPo,Uc< I Two Damage Oases Based Xkk. Mo Compolp. for Uou,I Attorney 3 K , , 6 on a drunk and disorderly charge. • । MUsea Lillian Tolhurst and Marj In the room was * desk and a ra' est Court to Reconsider justice Matthew* heard their pleas 1 On Fire Losses Heard By Robbing flre entertaining the ■ tenant Governor But * • ------ J-*— 1 Monday admitting Um offense. Van! d|o. A box of matches was in a Jnd<a B. « W. ~_._u Hatch mumps. Nashville Bank Ouse . fetopid'hu imwJ wun hu . i Would Accept urwww o. ~ .. - L D. DICKINSON MAY fikb in Ij BE CANDIDATE AGAIN 1^^ Observed Golden Wedding Saturday The New Styles Are Here Now! On Saturday. April 21. Mr. and drawer of the desk, and it is Decisions in the two cases brought I Mrs. C. W- WesplnUr has been Mrs. W."D. Bennett celebrated their । Attorney Kim aigler of thia city. case. Bolton Is taking his out in I Hon. L. D- Dickinson, of Charlotte, thought a mouse might have gotten against the Barry 8r Baton Insut- confined *to “ her ** home “ the post* week u igolden wedding anniversary at their |p*« announced himself a* a rerep- !•" n matches, ,representing Mr. Harry O. Mohr- board with the sheriff. tn -"■* and chewed »ome ej of n, the .with an attack of th* influenza. Ihome. 6M X Mill St. The event also' * ance company by Daniel and Clara I Mr*. Herman Zcrbel is cntertaln-i1marked the alxty-nlnth birthday of live candidate for the position of caiulng tlie blase. The desk, the ra- mann receiver of the Nashville State HOUSE ON CHASE « party. He says If the people would dk> .nd • .Itoun do« India, to the „„ Maki„ ,hu Ball of Vermontville township and ing Hospital Guild No. 15 this after- :Mrs Bennett lieutenant governor of thia state. >itr. to Dickinson he knowing will not hl* do coal room like have himsay* serve, ------------------n n — tll, s„. were all destroyed. The , mM|on (ot „te,tlns All of the children, grandchildren i Henry Carey of Tamlin township, noon at her home on 8- Hanover fit. FARM IS BURNED view* and understanding that any if damage was approximately $35. It any canvassing, nor organize preme Court in the case of The Re­ were filed in circuit court Saturday Isaac Houvener. who underwent 1and great-grandchildren were pres­ elected he will aim to give lhe state, piovement for his nomination for b reported. ceiver of the Nashville Stale Bank ent except two. O. H. Stebbins of a dean and worthy administration that position by the republican ' L. R. Glasgow Heard Prof. v*. Tlie state Treasurer and Auditor Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hummel by Judge Blaine W. Hatch of Mar­ An operation al Pennock hospital ! shall. the. case* being tried before on Monday. 1* doing a* well a* pa*- ‘Louisville. Ky.. and Russell Coat* of the office, he will be glad to ac- j ATTENDS « « SCHOOL --------- ---- • General in which application was and FAmily Occupied who is with the U. 8. Navy now at him here without a jury. In both slble. to Lhe Supreme court for a । Panama, thirty-two partaking of the; he finds a judgment in favor of the ie overwhelming majority, Residence OF INSTRUCTION made C. A. Kerr has been confined to), writ of mandamus to compel the • jcompany of no cause for action, and nul nom_ _v xlrrn*s. for tn, n... delightful dinner. Sven tn Michigan last year against his home by sickness for the past The house on the Will Chase t,, ni. ai ui imijj Guest* from out of town were e prohibition amendment, it would ceiver from the general fund of the farm, a quarter of Mr*. O. H. Stebbins and son George । U a mile east of [of all proceedings in which to file not look as if Mr. Dickinson would state the moneys which had been Irving on the river road, occupied a motion for a new trial and settle of Louisville. Ky.. Mr. and Mr*. 0. 0. Dohman of have much chance for the nomlna- (, John has been a ■?pa- Howard Gebert and children. Rich-1 deposited by command of statute by .by Mr. and Mrs. _ _ . ,a ^U1 Q1 *cvu»iuii» r! — — Npble*. *—•—■• who --t- -------------Ray „ Hummel, and] and!* 01 c•«•?«<«». Uon. However, thc manner in thc receiver in the state treasury by Mr' and Mrs.. Ray Hummel to'recover damages ttont ,n P pnnock hospital. Cincinnati tlent in Pennock hospital, Is is rewvreoov- nrd, Sue and Marilyn, of Lima. which liquor selling 1* being con­ It is the claim of the state that three children, burned to the ground i . hU h d [ ertnr erinx and iuu lui* been removed tn to Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mate and I On April 10 and 20 L. R. Glasgow ducted. the greed shown in many instruction. SO”1P ol the tnonf,>' was Impounded t,ye*ve “nd ' furniture, drctroyed by fire August :hte home. children. Bernard and Anita, Mr.' attended a school of 1>UsIUuwm>>. In closed bank* and that the state Monday night. The origin of lhe j 1Qjj n .—i ront™,,. The Methodist Missionary Union and Mr*. LeMar Niggle. Mr. end* sponsored by lhe Michigan* Depart- ___ ___ <______ ... tv- — flrr It I *L 0,1 ““ ■*'lrsru oral COniTBa. i rill r WISO .< ISICIClUiC IIV._ IIUU.U IUI 3U, - „-at nndntprmln-n thzuiah ... olv* art avrhanaa ul 1 Mrs. Clifford June and *on Bruce of ment of Health, covering twelve turn. ’ might have caught from the chlm-1 sign the required application and to the NcihvUle Methodtet church on Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. In ills motion for a rehearing, it ney In the evening Mr*. Hummel i pay hi* insurance fee*. Priday. *»•« May *A Matthew* and children. Jack and ... 1* Mr. Sigler s contention that the had been popping com. but the1 fire In | the Ball case, the Federal Farm The Barry County Health Unit la Richard Coat*, of Detroit. Mr. and The school w»i* held in the Crystal interpretation placed upon the had died down so it was nearly out । i Loan Board held a mortgage sponsoring a clinic nt Freeport on Mr*. Kenneth Lein* and daughter' iliwnM uw IBrnii BntI „ piBlinin munroav. Mny * tor enuaren oi----------censes. may make an opening forj Ball Room in Bancroft Hotel In the statute in question by the recent when the family retired. Marian------------------------------of Battle Creek. The other i May 3. for children of children The New When Mr. and Mr*. Hummel । WB8 unabie to nay the morteaae the Thursday. orc-school use from Hasting* were Mr. and Mr. Dickinson. The selling of beer ! city of Saginaw and was conducted decision of a majority of lhe Suin licensed places and the opening by Professor Charles o. Dohman, preme court amount* to confiscation awakened they were nearly suffo- f deeded to the mortgagee i tmuw Britten to wIuua Mrs L*nn Ncwton an(1 Roderick. . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----Of liquor stores by the state, and president of.... the Cincinnati College of property by the state of Michigan, rated by-----------------------------------------tlie smoke, and the whole the* regulations made for liquor sell- of Embalming. Professor Doh man L* without due process of law; contrary middle section qf the house was to.to.nce euieakd. on Oel. 17 lhe .uoely torn an Mtocb ol pnnimonto dm uwWhSh. Un! Thej’ are so different ing were supposed to put an end B very- capable instuctor and no to the constitution. It la further hbi ablaxe. Tlie Middleville firemen ban. on the place w.i dealroyed by pennock bosnltal lh .. b*o( ,hl. ■»“ <” J in color and style that I* (o drunken lawlessness. But reports doubt all tn attendance will be able contention that in view of the fact ttl>d truck were called, but they Are. The lartn loao board M mOfU fire. The farm loan board as morI—-v that thc money was paid over to thc could not save thc building. Every­ from all part* of the state indicate to apply much of his instructions. mM. out proof, of l<» .nd “t£" ‘J“ *7“ Mr. and Mrs Bennett were re-. last year’s styles look state by command of statute, that Oilng was lost except a trunk and received 82,000 from the company. ’ the traffic is drifting back Into the 1 --------—----------h?m*Zn2rc membered with many lovely gift* antique. A really fine DR. KENNEDY PREACHED HERE, jbe receivership proceeding* were the quilt* Mrs. Hummel wrapped I old saloon era, when law* were Ig­ and all wish for them many more I lhe board never having been notified ‘ selection at Rev. Dr. Hugh Kennedy, district instituted by thc state, thc receiver around the children when she of lhe cancellation of the policy. t0J?„ , nored, sale* were made to minors, , 7. . , u years of happy married life together.. to intoxicated people and to per- superintendent of the Grand Rapid* appointed by agency of the state, roused them from eleep. and took The plaintiff claimed to be entitled *h“* J?" *“ *“ * ”.*1 Dnvc» nvu UCCT The plaintiff claimed to be entitled ™1 sons in the habit of becoming In- district, occupied the pulpit at thc <nd the various steps in relation them to the home of Mr. and Mr*. to 8500 IMO insurance on farm produce WU1 J*®k. Peck. of Venice California, Califomta, rold cold > BOYS GYM MEET Stoxlcated-oll of which was and is Methodist church Sunday morning, to the handling of the money con- Ben Beverwyk. their nearest nelgh- and __ । 1100 on _ ■___ >_________ __ the 7 _ _ ________ tool*, because the . bam ,h®. John Turner farm nn on Rrr Sec. 7, ^contrary to law. law. a A large favorable Tlie pastor. Rev. L. L Dewey, trolled by the state, that the rule of bore -contrary to large lavoraoie ine pasu THURSDAY EVENING lass had been paid, but this the BaUlm°re township to Will McDon--------- might — .....- be •o. 1preached -------<—i i... n Muskegon ---------------------- — Central common honesty require* tlie state A» reportrel to the Banner, there coenpony refused on the ground the aia‘ vote for Mr. --Dickinson construed as a wholesome warning ] Methodist church, ----------- whose -------- .regular ------- „ to m pay It back. some ------- -------------insurance on the house— policy had been cancelled.—CharThe Goodwill Ladies’ Aid will met Physical Education Classes, u--------j 1-------.— Rev. Dr. Johns, 1.te necesJt Involving hold ; to the authorities at Lansing and preacher. n is an important Important cas/? case involving ho*d good* goods but but none on the house itit­ lotte Republican. al the home Cotan; “ “ u ---------of - Mrs. Burdette «-* — to Give Demonstration Di- ' *-------- J ■vendors —J-------------|*arily obsent from his pulpit for a fundamental principles of govern- s®11 The family ha* the sympathy i » t le ’licensed of* ” liquor. far an all day meeting Friday of '-----------------------------------------------------------------*-• — ... j*. of the community in their loss. !w weeks. __________ mental activities and will rected by Joe Brosak this week. Good program.—Leora 11.' NE-TOP-PEW GROUP. Smith. The Ne-top-pew Group of Campi . An athletic demonstration by boy* । «VFra>« d.eid«i COUNTY SUNDAY Special price* on paint* are quot-|w|U be held in the High school gym- ' Fire held election at officers In their, <*. w. thla C4U(, nve or thc jusuce, held ■»' SCHOOL ASSOCIATION cd this week by the LyBarke.- Drug ^dub room Thursday evening. April । who l* visiting her sister. Mrs. Philo thflt thc J[ate u not llab!c The 1®. Miss Isabelle Sage was elected Fuller, suffered a stroke of paralysis other thrff. including Justices Potter , Joseph Brocak, j --president and Ml&s«.— Betty McMillen, -on T... Tuesday about .W sixBnd ' — evening ahA... hHd that thf gutc u interdenominational Rally at director of boys' physical education, secretary of the group. All members o'clock and is in a critical condi- liable• "nd should pay the money commencing at 7:45 o'clock. Ad- ' Nashville on SaturAbout seventy-five people were in were present one. J tion. Mr*. Charles Lepnard. who under­ mission will be free, Tlie program I from thc general fund when there at the shall be sufficientattendance money In thatmeeting of Barry day, May 12 operation at Pennock hos­ arranged will present to spectators j went an County Granger*, sponsored by Po­ pital last week. is doing us we’l ax fund. various of the exercises, games and The held Barry Saturday County Council of Re­ mona, which was possible which is good news to her stunt* which constitute a part of ligious Education will hold It* an­ evening. April 14. with Carlton Cen­ friends. the regular training received by pu- j THAT FOULKES-WIRT DE- nual conference on Sunday School ter Grange, whose hospitality wa* ‘ The condition of Mrs. Emerson pils in the city schools. appreciated. BATE WILL NOT OCCUR work on Saturday. May 12. after­ much Stauffer, who is a patient at St. The program of event* 1* a* fol­ A bountiful pot luck supper was lows: Mary's hospital in Grand Rapids, _ noon and exiling own evening Bl at INashville in with the program opened remains aliout the same. Her friend* 1— Pyramids %nd tumbling by Oral Gary School Man Says He the MethodDt church The grn- l] enjoyed, with community singing "Carlton wteh for her a speedy recovery. hour class .eral theme 1* "The "" Christian Use Center News." a clever one-act play, Never Agreed to Debate s* ”‘ “ “ 2— Novelty relay* by'third h<Jur 'of Leisure Time." The Vacation wa* very creditably presented by' Friends of Charles Parker. Jr.. Hundreds of With Any One Bible School and Parent Education members of Carlton Center Grange । will be glad to know he Is recover- das*. 3— Freshmup Flashes by fifth hour Congressman Foulkes of this dis­ are the discussion subjects for the and provided a great deal of merri­ Ing nicely from his recent operation trict again goi into the lime light afternoon session. -Tlie evening ment. Mr*. Carlin then favored and expects to be moved from tlie class. Are here to go with last week, os lie has a habit of do­ meeting will be devoted to Youth the audience with a piano solo, ar- hospital in Grand Rapids to his I 4— Game* by second hour class. 1 I 5—Ping pong and basket ball ing. He boldly announced that he Rally and a'conference on the sub­ tlstically rendered and much en­ home in Middleville this week. the new shirts. They * Th. nctimd.lR tor th. h” “» J,‘"lor “,ul had arranged for a public debate ject of "Leisure Time." joyed. are lighter in color Miss Ione Catton. who always ha* latlonal hank classes. with Superintendent Wirt of th?. The guest speaker, N. P. Hull, ot Notional bank. Alva Alva ftiunwrina Cummins, re. re­ and many new colorGary, Indiana. High school on the an inspirational message, will be Lansing, was next Introduced and-------ceiver.---------— and the __________________ Woodland Slate DUNHAM P. T. A. question of ‘The New Deal." He. present. ings. presented hl* addreaa on "The Vital ? St ale bank. James L. Barker, reilw uunnam r. A The Dunham P. T. A.. met met al at ina lhe Save this date. May 12 and watch Need* of Agriculture." In a clear, ceiver. were confirmed by Judge schoolhouse specified Where two of thc debates Friday night for the were to be held, and announced that, lor further detail* of program next i f2L<?£?ljWa.y. n0 doubt ln nu^‘11 R. McPcek ln circuit court )a«t evening meeting of thc year SILVER NUT j lhejml he proposed to demolish the Gary ilnds of hi* listeners as to his on Thursday, . ,A ghori business meeting wa* held This Association te interdcnoml- *<a»d uu school man for even questioning thc on imuijr many Ui of our prcseni-aay present-day ocvcrai ' member* memtxzra of oi the me Wealeyau wcsieyan; nnd and It wa* was voted to discontinue thej the Several value of thc movement* being national, so members of all Bunday problems, T hisiT faith Service Queen Esther c,rrle Circle ihot j hot lunches for thia this year, which the i m in the sincerity “ *j’*Cu Guild. Quccn This store is full of launched at it Washington under the Sclioois are Invited. It is hoped of the administration, and the urge.and urec and the Missionary Mlsslonurv Union of the children have enjoyed since last' —- — • -' there may be a large attendance. the newest in Suits, name of "The New Deal. for "Co-operation Through Organl- Methodist church expect to attend! November. Tlie new officers elected A newspaper reporter went to ser ' _.Inr-.l-ro ..A i/tr raUon • as being the vital need for I the Grand, Rapid* District Convcn-ifor next year arc: President Fern Hats, Caps, Hosiery. till* In order that our -in., - .. ... _ . . . . Superintendent Wirt to inquire -STUDENTS MAKE the farm farm rwinli. people, in tion nf of the'w. H. M. <• S-, to to_ be K-lj held at Ball; Vice-President. Olive McIn­ jabout this debate, whlph our conronPUFTEn RIIPQ "Industry" may be on an equal with the Holland Methodist church on tyre; Secretary. Lillie Cheeseman; Drop In gresstnaa had announced was to be UnUUFIElCU flUUO every other industry in America. Friday. April 27. Treasurer. Ernest Gray. Our May held in Benton Harbor and in one —: A short business session brought meeting will be held with the school other place in thc district. Mr. Wirt Members of Home Manage- to a close a splendid meeting of. PENNOCK HOSPITAL. picnic, each family to bring sandwas quite astonished, declaring that _____and we adjourned to meet w M|EVV ThLs Wednesday morning twenty lbGrangers ment — Class — Have — Fine wictie* and the rest pot luck. A he had not even thought of having with Maple Leaf on Saturday eve- Patients and six babies are being ert fnr to, nt .i pjnnrv-lr "if):| 2."“’!^ nlng, June 9 rarrvi Hwl a debate with Congressman Foulke.i Exhibit i.roMi nnmito, .. Oi-,,. were given from a fifth grade school or anybody else; never'bgreed to one ... the cast vw display window wu,uwww Mr*. Lena Norris. , In <f Pomona Lecturer. | * ------- •— •----- —- --— ---------and never thought of doing so. So llw j. c penney store te a display lb. —-- ---------- < a » ---------Ing babies were born at the hos-' from those used now. there you arc. ~ _________ oj rugs lnadc py some of the mem- . UAl/c Drrii’i'iADQirn bers of Hor”c Management clast, ASKS COURT AUTHORITY p,u1 The work done by the .gh’is 4-H chota Tn DAV a mtnni-im Mr and MrB Mlle» Sawdj. Has- clubs was exhibited A dress parade, HAVE BEEN MAKKIED in High school under lhe direction T0 PAY A DIVIDEND tings. Route 2. a girl on April 19. with each girl wearifig the dress । SIXTY-THREE YEARS Miss Eleanor Edger, which are j weight. 7 pound*. 2 ounces, name. ___ splendid. _ . i~‘- • »—• • she had made, wa* much enjoyed. — _____ Crocheted cotton rugs made by Receiver Ready to Pay 10 Per T’Pf® Irene Mr. and- — Mrs. — Henry Fennels Lucille Mr.11®® and" Mrs.- Kermit Day. 430 w. Six girls were In the club and some . Foote, Virginia Jacobson.1 ~ — • — — Mr snd Mrs fine work was shown. Cent• •to Nashville Bank State st., a girl on April 21. weight of Milo to Take Trip Lctha Whitworth, Helen Skidmore. Dahlia bulbs and garden seed*1 five pound*, four ounces. Name Mar­ were donated and sold, thus taking ! Ethel Prentice and Louise Baldwin Depositors on May 4 celine Mae. ... . . “ro exhibited, Beside* these are a care of the expense* for the year. I Judge McPeek ha* signed an order Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Burroughs. Mr and Mrs Henry J Penncte. rayon rug in pastel khade* made by ।to show cause why a dividend’ who live near Milo, will have the Marjorie Adams, a machine made ।should not be paid by the receiver 002 S. Jefferson 8(.. a girl on April Moot«b«*d While pleasure on Friday. May 4. of cele- one by Grace Will, one of braided t 21. weight, sevep pounds., nine to brattng their slxty-Uurd wedding burlap b>. Maxln<. 8wlfl a , depositor* of the Nashville State Bank. This order In substance Is no-; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kroger. Ver­ anniversan J; has always been cottcn one by Dolores Sunday and itlce to anyone who te interested in their custom to take a "wedding a crocheted wool rug made by Win- the | bank to appear before the court montville, a girl on April 24. weight trip on the anniversary of their n(c Romh seven pounds, eleven ounces. Name and give a>y reason he may have Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 224-1-2557 BL marriage .nd are planning to do so Much credU u duc for , Mary Alice. why the dividend should not at this again this year. Mr and Mrs Pen- ;]lcir efforts and the display speak* ।time be disbursed A hearing has This Wednesday morning. April nN* came to Pralrteville township in wcU for lhc instruction they receive. .-been | set for Saturday, April 28. and SUN., MON., APR. 2R-3O—Special Attraction 1875 from Rlchuad. and have since ---------------- ■ John Walters, 427 E. MUI St. ‘anyone who may be interested can fr’iends “ Y* M' C* A* M_°™ERS’ --------------------------appear on that date and object to, DELIGHTED AUDIENCE. BERT WHEELER, ROBT. WOOLSEY many emwrucounter alCLUB ORGANIZED the ’?Ln‘enLl.t!!? <??ldrn<1 “ “ Considering the — ....... Before her marriage. Mrs Pen­ Dumb-crack their way to glory while the goofy nation cheers. S. </lea ~ 7"'"“ i ircrtions. Ua®ttona- mere lhere was ws* a a one fine auaiencc audience ned was Miss Lucy M Peters and ----------. " L-~ opportunity to adrznre t,,c mcMiuulat uuurvh on rTiday was born in Milo Mr Peunel* re- Will Assist With Camp and °"* 222^*?*ad¥ance the Methodist church on Friday any 8ound sound rosson reason for the nonnavnonpay- „i»ht nlght »« to hear Barton Rees Pogue, sided in Buffalo Bny Other Youth Ac­ ment of the dlviderid. 1 who is called the "Eddie Gue*t of Il Is a delight to know these With RUTH ETTING, THELMA TODD. DOROTHY LEE I Mr Harry o Mohrmann. receiver Indiana." Mr. Pogue i* al*o a rasplendid people and to See thc com­ 1 !!?*_ ’ "PP?^. 10.” <h° star, itar. his nrogt programs being broad­ . « a to 1<M inr Mn,c' nlw tne PPhcatlon'efio panionship they enjoy Their wide. A ' 2? .0 S' Mo*Vcr8 clu,b UB', requesting authority .to pay *the over WLS C ADDED—Latest Pathe New* and Other Short Subject* . . .... ’— divi-1 cast Chicago. circle of friends wuh for them many organised Monday altemoon to •*- |dend. in hi* petition h* .howed that *11 who were 'nreaent Frldav Ail who were present Friday night more happy years together and con- , <7a,mp an^ Mtnllar actlvt- hr ha* sufficient money on hand '• greatly enjoyedP Mr. Pogues5pro ­ _, ADULTS—33 CENTS pro CHILDREN—11 CENTS gratulate them upon their sikty- ties with girls and boys. boy's. from collection*, receipt* from the gram and would like to hear him J third anniversary Mrs. Aben Is president, to pay aa CU.UkllU dividend again Is - ---Johnson -- . - ^jate treasury, toetc., vw.. IM rice-president; ot ,,r 10 in per rwr cent and »,« Mrs. Mon Townsend, vice-president; he ..v. ask* the court TUESDAY, MAY 1 WOODLAND HIGH Mrs Roy Boyes, secretary1; Mrs. C for authority to do so. ' n Most of thia money come ,mosi or mis money willwill come Intointo; ’ HONOR STUDENTS F’fwllri Charlo* Laughton, Carole Lombard, Charles This Club is for all mothers of Barry county. In view of the fact Ithcr boys or girl* girls w who bo have been that there that will tht«w*bek..upwards i.nw.-ruof $75,000'. enenru'i . Backford, Keet Taylor Miss Marie Rairigh Gets either or may go to Y M C. A- camp or paid out by the receiver; it will be ' Valedictory—Miss Ellen belong to Y groups or Giri Reserves. a very fine thing. I May j—Manon Jubilee Bingers at Right now. if you have any old Black Second Methodiac ciptrch. auspices Epworth dishes for table service or linoleum CHMMFRCIAI PI HR 1 League. Senior class honor* at the Wood­ to put on tent floors, please let one, UMM tnUIAL ULUB ADDED ATTRACTIONS— Paramount Latest New* and May 1—County Choru* Music Fes­ land Consolidated school, have been of the above officers know. This Club 12 PLANTED TREES TUE9. tival Other Short 8objects al Central auditorium. announced by Superintendent Hugh will also receive camp registration*. KItaon, __________ _ _ .___________ uj j e onn n. « ... M’y 1 ant> 2—District Federation cm. ADMISSKIN-ADULTS 15 CENTS; CHILDREN 10 CENTS Added 5,000 Pino Seedlings of Womens Club* st olivet. Mt** Marie Rairigh. granddaugh- A STATE OFFICIAL ter of Mr and Mr* John Rairigh of " ° 1 H '^.,7; r 'Yj1”E, UCDr to Their Yankee Springe ! 3-Wom.n . Mte.»n.ry no­ ,,, r ° cal. ill day meeting at Mr*. Eleanor Woodland Is first and wlH be the WILL SPEAK HERE r0r6>l Btricklen'*. 545 No. Hanover St. valedictorian Miss Ellen WED., THUR*., MAY 2-3 turn Black, uiuLK. _ Several members of the Commer-1 May 5—Achievement Day for 4-H daughter of Mr. t apd Mrs ** Howard Will Urge Voters to Boost clal club who could get away ye*- Clubs at Methodist church. Black 'Grace Cut LIONEL BARRYMORE, ALICE BRADY in albert., who .... live I the >38.000,000 Bond J 'terdgy and several more who sent I May 8—Nutrition Group*' Achieve pi,. 4c wliand stands itinrtt sec **<•-­ I southeast of .Woodland, Issue 'substitute* were represented ____________ at the ...________ ment Day ______ at Methodlat church.’ ond and wffl be life’ sahRatorian. ------- >................ . . .................................. May jo_AnnuaJ moeting of Pen­ Other honor students are Ml*s Mar­ Mr Judson H- Richardson, an as- iannuel tree-planting, which took garet Densmore. Mis* Dorothy slstant to Uic attorney general and P*1*0® On lhe Vankce Springs land nock Iraspilal Guild* at the MetljoWith CONWAY TEARLE. KATHERINE ALEXANDER, . Beardsley, Mis* Pauline Hoover. wiw U connected with the BUte owned by the Commercial club. Last diat church parlors. Howard McVay and Miss Doris Employment Recovery Council, will y»*r *bout eight acre* were planted MARY CARLISLE , Perkins. United Brethren speak in this city tomorrow night. lo P1"® tree* This year It wa* ex­ convention at church on E. Oranji 8t. ‘ ADDED — Bhort Subject* and Latest Paths News April 28. The meeting will be al P®cted to plant 10.000 more; but W. M. A. LOCAL WILL MEET. May 13—Rural Letter Carriers' eight o'clock In the Central school County Agent Foster could only get CHILDREN—10 CENTS The Woman s Missionary Local of auditorium. Al! taxpayer* are invit- 5XX» at thta time. *o there will have Asaoclation at Legion room* the Jefferson Street United Breth­ ed. He wJl dtocuM the proposed be another “bee’ later on. May 12—Barry County Sunday . renrtav church will meet May ~2 7« for “ un all ‘‘ h01’11 lssuc of *38,000.000 for the conMr. FWe? report* that the tree* School convention al Nashville. Also , FRI., S*T., MAY 4-B—Two Feature Atlrectiom Mr’ ^ruction of instltuttonal tpUldlng*1 planted a mr ago are-coming nice- Barry County Ministerial Associa­ .Hfn?.Vcr and highways. We hope every voter X with about the usual percenUga tion in conjunction ■l21JXrt^ta,niW5h*Un,,to pwalbly can doao wHl attend growing While it seems May 18—Symphony Concert by and important meeting to all mem- thla meeting. rather slow, unquestionably if thia Hastings 'symphony ' orchestra at . sber* of the society and friend* of ----------------- ■ itre* planting shall be continued Central auditorium. rrdssion work. The delegates to thc NOTICE. ' until the entire acreage 1* planted. May 17—Hastings ‘ Oommandery Branch wifi give their reports. Four List your property with J. E. Nor- ,the sons w grandson* of present No. M. Knight* Templar dinner Mahar of Man** reading circle certificates will be ton. auctioneer, for the oomhiunlty ’ members of the Commercial Club iHxwring Right Eminent Grand preneiited and.plan* for work during auction sale to b* held Saturday.'will agree.that It wa* a fine thing tu Commander Clyde A- PUlton. -15c; Children 10c the ensuing year will be made. Pot May 5th, at Che Fair Ground*, Has-Ido. when It will have became a valMay 10—County Federation of . | luck dinner at noai. Ung*. 'uable forwt. Women’s dub* at Freeport. Dress ?]J55 I N. P. Hull Ad-/ dressed Grangers 100 lbs SUGAR Free New Neckwear SATURDAY-Be Present Saturday at 3 and 9 p. m. 69c - 79c 25c Our Special Coffee WATERS' 18c 5 IK—d. 18c Oat Meal Tea Siftings - Macaroni CLOTHES SHOP llC 3 ii». 23c Mother’s Oats Ur,. 25c FLOUR Coffee 85c 24c XTRANE) TtifULf Van Camp Mackerel 3 cant 25c Dole’s Pineapple Broken sited iNo 2 can 15C Clothes Pins 3 dot 10c No. 99 Health Toilet Soap 6 bar. 25c Compound “Hips, Hips, Hooray” ib. 9c Calendar Of Events < “WHITE WOMAN” Armour’s Corned Beef or No. 3 Corned Beef Hash 2 <•». 35c Armour's Corned Beef 6 lb. can. a*. $1.10 Idaho Potatoes 10 ib.. 27c Flower and Vegetable Seeds “Serve Yourself and Save FOOD CENTER FBLDPAUSCH'S WAREHOUSE PHONE 2609 “Should Ladle* Behave” “Cr<>** Cruise” �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25, 1M4 to preserve thia right something HASTINGS FINANCES ' ' No. 72. succeeding Harvey Burgess; must be done to curtail drunken­ ' ness aiid drunken disturbances on the , „ Jesse Kelly. B. M. No. 75. Charles IN GOOD CONDITION; Annable. assistant; Henry Carpenstreet. It must be remembered that, it was not total abstainers who Some Other Michigan Cities, ■ | There were 49 entries in the kite | A community meeting adopted prohibition. Millions of I However, Cannot Say ।icontest on Saturday,.which had to ------------------in the Freeport - ----- Masonic Masonic Temple on ; voters who drink occasionally be । Mav 1. 1. Scouts, svwitjv. parents narrnta and friends came disgusted with lhe manner in. — be postponed because there war. no. May as Much which the liquor traffic was eonwind. The kites ranged in size from being invited. A pot luck supper will ALL LIQUOR VENDERS whlch con-'• (Continued from page one) Some of the difficulties which i ducted saloons ----- —— ..... iducted and and felt felt thatthat the thc saloons ------------------------------------------------- ----- — one and one-half incites square fo be served, followed by a pantomime. 17 « if , towns on SHOULD OBEY THE » (Ought to be put out of business., watched a cement paving Job? ----- encounter, which arc not — 40 feet long. The contest will be held "The Eight Ages of a Scout." । They will do it again unless those you did. you know that in propor- (J™p’“n Tlie District Board meeting was LAW | selling liquor cea-^ to break the law to the coal of such an Improve- J ngs. c‘D. Hastings Hastings count Country club it the weath- held on Tuesday evening pt Scout and stop sending onto thc streeta ment the labor is a comparatively “.fLer is favorable, headquarters here. men who arc mauc made irresponsiuie irresponsible lxand few ' “5® Tonight Is tlie April Court of Hon­ TRAFFIC MUST I1UI NOT OU BE riu muoi |incxi uno arc ix.- •moll Item — ucomparatively ....... Barry county made a splendid ' SnOWIl In JS? rtCClll itt'mS A PJIfil in NIIIQANPE . cause of having been allowed to mn», men arn are az-tunllv actually wneratrnH engaged in nl .’FICUS J®*5 2. 1? ,In n the showing at the Leaders’ Training 1or at lhe court bouse. A rUBLIU NUIoANLt dring much liquor. ' work. The same could be said ot daily prt»- For instance, last week Thc bird iwuse contest closes Sat­ ------------! _. fir.no where hfoh-,.... din­ comp al camp Ben Johnston. Sher­ urday of till# week and tiie winners grade separations, highways we we noticed that that Allcvan Allegan had had disman lake, over the week end. A total Moderate Drtak.r. Will Out- LJXteT.S ”£»“ are built under railroads. They are carded two boilers and a steam envery expensive, but thc labor cost'Bin*- *hidh it purchased in 1906 for of 163 men were present from the law Traffic If It Begets j not mention, have In thc course is comiiaratively small. In the|‘“ waterworks, for which it built Battle Creek area, with Barry coun­ ar the country Club. TnwlAianABa 'of caaual conversations with lhe building program outlined by the “>> addition to Its pumping Mallon. ty having nearly a third of them. Lawlessness wfUer wRhln lhc month COATS GROVE. Tills marked tlie close of the train­ Hastings now has a full-fledged. made this statement: ’’Unless those Governor Ute number of men em- !The engine wiu removed some time ing course, which was the best yver *eek the boiler* were liquor store, which is located on! who sell liquors now curb their ployed would be relatively small. :“«<>• and ... ..... meeting with Mrs. Bessie held. Men present from XM...Z Barry .vu..coun-Birthday 1 This expense of *38,000.000 would!** 1 08 lunk for w0 Bands were hJefferson street. In the double store grw.d Bnd cnrry thC spirit as not accomplish, very much in em- sUCd tar lhl* equipment in the sum ty were R. W. Erway. John Erway. I Woodman Thursday. She received building Just south of lhe Citibank. | well as the letter of the law, it will ploying labor, but it would accom- of *25000. of which *13.000 are stllL Herman Newland. Robert Phillip*.'a ,,lw **"> *l for a present. The The state liquor commission hksinot be five years before the people pllsh a lot for the taxpayers of ■ outstanding. , Clayton Newland. C. A. Jart>bson. program was In charge of Irene eddedtotoput nutIninliquor Honorstores storesinInthe will „.<n put the liquor .traffic out r.e decided Gerald Smith. Albert Dykstra. E B Brooks and Katherine Clum. Music of larger towns which have not had business again." And. as we have Michigan. They would be paying i Hastings recently Installed a com- Whitmore. Lloyd Shafer. Henry by Marian Woqdman. Mrs. “"SI “ — miii Mil ana sigim them heretofore, hoping thereby to said, the people know how to do It. Sheffield. Fred BalBai- JGlum thirty years, .pending in all over waterworks station, consisting of Mulder. Winston w'"’ 8heffield._Fred ™ and son Earl Jand Agnes curtail the activities of bootleggers; They did it once, can do It again *46 000.000 in order to get *38.000.- four electrically operated pumps. ^rS A ^id ^f.^v Bur the appu rontot and the effort will probably be suc­ and they will If the traffic becomes costing several thousands of dollars „ urt?". . n' □ T? । Lon Woods Nln* ““------- —‘ ”— cessful. Whether this plan will in­ an unbearable nuisance. It will not 00o worth of improvements. t. .. a o. av. jw.M, I n Woods. Nina Townsend. Don« u. pn^nd. l»UX« . tend L. Z. Hall. Vernon Wlnlnger. Donald ald Towrucnd and Lena Sense have crease the use of intoxicants oc not be so called "temperance fanatics" remains to be seen. It will depend who will do It. but it will be largely sent out to the schools declares that J4811*- T>1C c*tJ “k® made changes Doxey. Virgil Conrad. Emerson! 8lck waterworks plant that cost a ---— Otis Gallup. ~’ Ctook’! largely on how the business is con­ people who drink liquor themselves, *18,000.000 Is to be spent on the tn whkb glv. W.l-ywmw J- - mW. 1.1JM StrubU Z A MeSSu^ Rulcrt Cuok.1 A number went from here to the ducted. We have tried to learn if |but do not abuse the privilege. These Rev. J.'A. McNulty. Coy Brumm j Lalteview P T. A. Thursday eveany request from the city had been1 will * Hie controlling factor, ta ««>d build road. In eve?y county for ttjem without Incurring a dollar Jack Green. Henry Carpenter. Rob- i "lnR l»nd assL-rted In the program । bert Mitehell. Je.ste Kelly and 'and aL’'° lh*' AltoR °n Friday eve­ ' i nlng. mouoo | M w „ up to , to MOOT.., £ I d<PK»»»T| Eddie Coats suffered-a light stroke of paralysis Thursday morning. Under V*' 10 “ .Lquor "7 reUrc these'bonds in the next thI r tv Urs worth ot bonds. Tlie tax rati Erway. Herman Newland. Clayton 1 . Walter Thompson and family and Edward Thotnpson and family of 9. u ‘>eerPern’,t *’n’c things spcct U)C letter and the spirit ofl.r_-_ 1 n n 1 w,rty for for ritv city »umos« purposes has has never never rxrewlexceed- Newland. Newland. C. C- A. A. Jacobson. Jacobson, Gerald Gerald :Woodland visited Paul Thompson’s that will bring back conditions that, the law. If they do not their prlvl- years. ed one per rent, and was only 60 Smith, Albert Dykstra. E. B. WhitAnother statement made is that], in Battle creek on Sunday. used to exist on Jefferson street. For lege may not last long. • cenu on the *100.00 last year. ;niore. Lloyd Bhafer. Winston Shef-. "the federal government furnishes 30 ] Mrs. Myrtle Smith of Kalamazoxo Instance, one week ago Saturday ] , „ , night three fellows were roaming I ” visited at Ernest Smith's on Friday, FRESH CAUGHT FISH and on Saturday and Sunday at H. that street, reeling and making re-1 I Woodman ’s. marks that were not pleasant for luted 1„ ,he Otena B.PU. r« S. "'n.L? T |। Mr. and Mrs. E- S. Thompson and women folks to hear. As soon as Mrs. Agnes Haight and daughter City Marshal Thompson heard of Xre I. no“wtemm ot™ I “ 'S’ h“to ML"te!°»nd W«Hte o “otS . | Wilma attended the Community j there Is no agreement on the part I it he directed them to go home and Henry Mulder and Wallace Graham: 1 service in Woodland on Sunday evenot to stand on the order of their going. They vanished quickly after 30 per cent. All that could be said pcnscs up to July I. when the new'1- c * ^'UJ,on Shfn’eld'] RUt Ruth and Marian Woodman went that warning. Is tlmt lhe state hopes to Induce xv Wurtz. wuriz. Ooy xaxvuiixii (Continued from page one) tax levy will be made Besides that|। ix, Rcv’. o. 3 R Brumm.. juix Jack' to Kalamazoo Sunday afternoon and I the federal government to pay thir- It has savings funds, laid away tor I> Green. Wednesday night, on the Banner and • rtM*n Nelson Brumm “ ,v1 Hubert (Mrs. Myrtle Smith returned home office comer, a young chap who had during titls rapid growth, physical ly P»’r cent. contingencies and drawing three per Bronson; Part II. Lloyd Shafer, Ar- with them. evidently tanked up with too much defects are apt to develop, which 1 From beginning to end. we think. rent from the banks, which will ,He A- Reid and Harvey Burgess; I On account of 111 health Bro. F. C.' Y«a W« Have liquor was standing near tlie cor­ may cause permanent damage If1 Uic circular a misleading plea for Troop Committee. Fred H. Ballance; save bond issues in the future. Wing went to California starting ner and around him were gaUiered they are not corrected early. For I people to vote thirty year bonds on Archery. Vernon Wininger. Donald i several young people. He was tell­ this reason It U advisable to have, themselves. ---------------- 1. For thc state to make Doxey nnd Emerson Struble. Rev. | last Thursday. He expects to be gone Phone 2162 —We Deliver W. Schenkel, ! about a month. It is hoped, by hla ing everybody In a loud voice that children examined at least once a 1 ,ltp use of the t*1" schools, stale owned NEW HUDSON AND Wurtz of Nashville conducted the many friends, that he comes back iw was going to lick somebody, and year. This examination should be liquor stores and licensed beer, religious service on Bunday morn­ TERRAPLANE CARS Ing was going to fight right away. His followed by early correction bringing an inspirational mes-'• much Improved in health. of ' places to send out thbs propaganda, “ conversation was punctuated with physical defects found by Uie physi- Is. in our judgment, an unwarrantsage. Barry county won third place] BOWNE CENTER. . Will Be in the City Saturday for |x>inu awarded for camp aclivi- | oatlis and talk which ought never dan. led proceeding. I Mr. and Mrs. Will Simpson and ..... to be permitted on a business street. — toti Ted from lhe northern part of John Nash and family visited Miss I Mr. and Mra. Will Fox were ties. Through Efforts of Good ­ When children enter school in the A little later thc proprietor of one ROBINHUE PARK. New leaders made eligible through the state visited at the Will Fox. Bernice Flynn at her parent's home shoppers Saturday. fall for the first lime, they should year Bros., New Agents of the Jefferson street places where recovering fromwas her this Training Course, starting their | Asahel and Henry Thompson homes whereti-..,.. she is recovering fromwhere her i she Mrlis . Merrill Karcher g be as free as possible from physical] | A number from tills way attended ( -nlr<>UKht beer Is sold led IhLs fellow away defects. Tlie child’s progress in I * t thc efforts ot thc recent operation. pleasant surprise Friday afU ‘"S ‘t.1’.? h°”’» ?* OoolKAr Br» U.nl..^ Company ] work next week are. Henry Mulder, i Wednesday. where he couldn't be heard. Mr. and Mrs. Watt Thomas spent school is influenced largely by his Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Benton and when her pupils gave her a aL Salurd“y which has taken on the Hudson Cubmaster. Puck 9. Bernard MeWe arc mentioning these things physical condition. If lie Is hand!-]I *?di,xMrS' Pharlin. assistant: E. B. Whitmore. Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Glen Godfrey were in Lowell Ice cream and cake and candy for this purpose: People not in fav­ capjied by one or more physical de- ] agency for this city and vlcinKy tlie Scoutmaster. Troop 74. succeeding | Lewis Skinner of Leighton. । (Thursday. served. or of such scenes and such disturb­ fects. his school life may be inter­ I Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ashby-of Has- Hudson Motor Company will have ances caused by drunken folks will , rupted by illness and not Infre­ tings spent Sunday with their moth- a number of late model Hudson and become exceedingly tired of that! i quenUy. he may be required to re ■ i cr and brother. Earl Robinson, and Tcrraplanc cars in this city Satursort of thing and will contrast It family. day to demonstrate to anyone intcrwith thc lime when such disturb- Lpeat the first year. On the other | Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dean and eMed In buying a new car. Thc i hand, if u child enters school in good anccs rafroly occurred. | condition and free itmil from pn/aivxM physical urde-]! daughter of Bowne spent Saturday Teraplane Li now included in the _ , . , ... . . Ilwiuuiviinuuiicr One of two things will surely hap-1 feels, he has a much better chance 1 night and Sunday with their par- low-price class, the new Coach being (Said at *661 delivered, with tax in­ penIf such disgusting acts as for normal progress and for happi-1I cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Potts. William and Russell Ingrain of cludcdwe have mentioned continue, the! |ie4s in his contacts with other chll- ] people, not only of Hastings' and ' dren Hastings coIVmI on Mr. and Mrs. iwfwmhu Barry county, but of thc slate of We hope that every parent in the ' George Poland Saturday. ; KLINGENSMITH. Michigan, will get tired of standing district will take advantage of this ; Edwin Young of Caledonia spent1 This community was greatly for lawlessness and will vote tlie health examination. If you have no 'Sunday at the Wright Clifford (shocked C™™'** —*■"’-' when — Mrs. Fred J •*■ Huff “-------passed -* liquor traffic out of existence. Just way of getting to the clinic, will you ' home. His parents. Mr. and nA Mrs. hwav ii short fthnrt illness. illnnM The hit*. away after u hus­ as they did once before. (kindly get In touch with thc reprc- 1 Hurry Mendenhall, were afternoon band and three sons survive, John Il Is entirely lawfuTfor people to tentative of your school district, and, cullers. 18. George 17 and the baby four , drink beer In a public place. People she will try and plan for you to got Mrs. Julian Potts spent the latter years old. She will be greatly miss­ can now buy hard liquor in public. to the conference, pait of the week in Middleville car­ ed by all who knew her. Much sym­ places conducted by the state of Schedule of dates will be printed ing for her mother, Mrs. Sam Zerbe, pathy is extended to the bereaved Michigan. If beverage drinkers wish 1 next week. ' ones. who Li ill. Wofxi was received here from Mrs. White u Right tn ' Jim Leonard, who has been In the hospital for the past four weeks in Ann Arbor, that she was operated on last week. Her friends in this local­ ity are giving her a postal cord Smart Accents for Spring! shower this week. in o quality of many uses, at The Uttlo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kermeen bom at Pen­ nock hospital. April 17. will answer to the name of Donna Jean. Mrs. Crisp organdy or pique in these froth Kermeen was our teacher last year. A substantial 35" weave of close, style, are spring tonics for the Several from this district called heavy texture. Excellent for summer most jaded of drease.! And ao very on Mrs. Kermeen and litHe Donna flattering to facte, as well I Choice Jean at Pennock hospital last week. so many colors you're sure to find of ascota, bibs, bows, ruffles! j Mrs. Velma Steeby and Miss Ann just what you want f Storkan were hostesses to a miscel­ laneous shower given in honor of the latter's sister. Mrs. Helen Peter­ FriUy with Orgenjfl Hew son. Saturday afternoon, April 21st, at the home of Mrs. Steeby. Thc bride was presented with many-love­ ly gifts. Among them was a set of m Sheers and Rondo Prints! silverware given to her by her moth­ er. Games were played after which ice cream and cake were served. Pink and white were lhe colors used In decorating. A Most Popular Sheer! ! Mr. and Mrs. P. Peterson expect to Colors and patterns like gay bits* of move to Hastings soon. Spring! Sleeves and necklines crisp j Esther Green is assisting Mrs. Roy with organdy! Waists tie back with 0 ! Brumm of near Nashville with her sashes, skirts are flared or fitted! I house work as Mrs. Brumm has been Every dress vat-dyed! Sixes 14411 ill. Lynn Hamilton has returned from Something to crow about! Detroit after spending the winter there with his daughter and has Thete Finer Qunlilie, o/ Careful buying enables us to moved south of Yankee Springs. offer it today in brand-new A very good tum out to Sunday School and church at Yankee patterns and flattering col­ Springs Sunday. They an- planning ors — at an irresistible low ■n Colors Uniuwell a program for Mother's Day. Mrs. Hummel entertained the price! You can use it to (0(2)00 1 Christian Endeavor at her home Satmany ways... for your own • urday evening. A good time reported JI STATE LIQUOR t 10236383 TIN Him I " PROCEEDING THIS Boy Scout ’News 1 Special* and Sat Coffee (Circl Toilet Tiuue Laundry Soa .... 11 6 for 21 Vegetable Soap Flakes (Arc Tea (Uncolored) Tea Siftings . . . Toilet Soap . . Cocoa my) . 5 ibt. 29c . . . . 1-2 lb. 16c . lb. 10c .......... 3 ban 10c ■ . 2 lb. can 23c 6 lbs. Shoulder Spare Riba and 1 can Sauer Kraut, both for Beefateak 2 lb., for 25c Ground Beef (Grade No. 1), 3 lbs. 25c Swiss Steaklb. 10c PorkChops2 lbs. for 35c Bologna . . ........................... 3 lb*, for 28c DOCTOMD DEM­ ISTS TOK® WALL EYED PIKE Cottage Cheese3 lbs. foe 25c Pig Hearts and Tongues... 2 lbs 15c Beef Rib Roasts Made Only for Penney’s Rayon CREPE AUCTION SALE! There will be an auction sale of New Furniture at our store in,the Fuller Building, North Michigan Ave., Hastings, on Special Bargain in Blue Bonnet BATISTE PRINTS SATURDAY EVE., APRIL 28 Commencing at 7:30 P. M., and will offer the following:— Dining Tables Dining Chairs Bedroom Suite Separate Beds Springs Mattresses Chiffoniers Dressers Occasional Chairs Rockers Room Rugs Ihrow Rugs Many Other Individual Pieces TERMS; CASH Clearance Furniture Co HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. N«w Neckwear' Wash DRESSES 98' -W4 )C fe I I Just two more weeks of and our school will be out. frocks, for youngsters’ frocks! In vat-dyed, fast col­ ors, 36* wide! Buy now! school HIGHBANK. Mr and Mrs. Henry Bldelman at­ tended the funeral of James Cal­ trop In Prairieville Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reid and fam­ ily and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reid and sons attended the funeral of the former's mother, Mrs. Sarah E. Cowling, in Battle Creek Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. Worth Green were In Bellevue Sunday. Will Guy of near Nashville called on Byron Guy Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lauruncc Potter of Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bldelman Sunday evening. Frank Hawblitx called on Howard Kelly's in the Pratt district Bunday Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman and Miss June Talman; who has been with them for five weeks, re’timed to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Talman. near Battle Creek Sunday night. George. Hoffman. Jr., and John Giddings of Coldwater, spent ‘Bun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman. PRINTS! All Silk Printed Sheer Silk Chiffon CREPE HOSE 63c 39 inches Wide New Summer Shades 116-118 East State Street 25' Color-Guaranteed"Avenue PERCALKS ‘•Avgnue* Parcslse. It r ing tots* frocks, too. A _ �THE MASTING 1 BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS. 1M« Rannor lhln» woul(1 true & a n*Uonal ljunxier the gambling instinct Views and Opinions; This and That DISTRICT. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday diving. The sixth day ot May at two o'clock home with ia better. and two children tram Craven were guest* of hl* father; 0. A Debate That Failed. vtattfag with1 — “ Saturday and Bunday. and* ““ wife. j*cob R.*WmH Dud! Wirt and “The Brain Trtut.” —---- ----------- ------------------ JtOOb ~ DraaiSi sanction of the Federal government. The Fellowship meeting will be John Latimer. Thoraau„, held on April 38. which comes on Some Basis of Pact. ■ Loe.-------------Woodland; John N. Stuart, TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ------re months' vtelt with Thursday Instead of the regttlar ■mrr iBmTui oohoshnino roams. I Prophetic Statements. (Contu Mra. Harold Pelham of Detroit,-Yankee ---------------Springs; Thoma* Mulvaney. Craven, In Chicago. night There will be a silver medal .lenry W. Eaton, Baltl~ • - During the post few weeks poo-| book the other day and happened oratorical contest with six contestCongressman O e o rg c Foulkes visited her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Assyria; Henry ir nwetl ______ . more; Ahram Bunnell. Barry; "spent -------- Bunday tn Delton with Mrs. 1 3er»7*'i»------------------------- Dle around here have had a taste of. to turn to an account of the down­ ml gilt have had a great little de- mother returning with her on I George Braydon. Carlton; sk. to w Wm., of the Roman Empire. Several Cook's parents. Mr. and Mra. Law ­ ----------- ---------------------------- I what roads were like before Michl- ; fall ■upper. 1 ail 01 UK.' nuniau ruiip.iv. LA-.u.A. ....... . . Castleton; Wa... of the causes of thc downfall, as । with Dr. William A. Wirt con­ Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Pelham are !Northrop. tie McBain. Mrs Mina Palmer has relumed The comi j Brown, Hasting* township; Robert i ILsted by the historian, have a fa- j ccmlng the Red tendencies of the moving to Flint soon. I Willis Bumford and Gay Norton of r looking ,r,----------------------------------- — ------...vy set — ■— - ,1-------------MIm Margaret Huger and Harry Campbell. vauipucK. Hope; Iiupc, Levi uevs N. tt. Mosher. MOSnCT. Hastings and Monroe Leach ot Wel- oils, bringing with her Mr. Palmer's MrmM.) ■ ■ ■ freezing- of the --------ground combined mlllar rlng us to — sronder। nnuar miliar im*. ring. They wonderBrain Trusters. ----Our----------------------congressman. —— months —— -*<m with rantH anrl heavy heavv ratn« Maple •OOUXTY SIX rapid thaw* thaws and rains ' ing about the truth nt of thr the «nvlnc saying | so it appears, got himself a hall and Huger returned to their home In Johnstown; Wm. Wheeler. ’ * * aged unde, whose wife passed away flay would —.’“•J*------ L_ ___ made even tlie best county toads that history always repeat*. Here . publicized lhe event to the best of ’ Philadelphia on Tuesday after | Grove; Lewis A. Nichols, Orange­ Mr. and Mra. Zellon Kaiser's. recently. ; are two paragraphs taken from the i hte ability. The only trouble U that. | vteltlng Mr. and Mr*. Jacob Rehor ville; Philip -’•*« Barber. and mainPrairieville; trunk lines rather muihv nre tw° P*««raplis takenMr. from theMrs. I his ability. only trouble is that. ellered • vteitlng —a:M and William The Springer ‘ and main trunk iinra rauier mushy itext: /orgot to । make mftke arrangements BrranfemenU 'I and other relatives relative* here. here. David Eycleshymer. Rutland; Sam­ antly surprised Wednesday night are moving to Hastings, he forgot “nd other *111 receive $1.40 *n spot*; plck out the worst you ve I1 -Many Mr. and,Mra,»Merrill and Mra. Merritt and "Many of the country people, un- (with the noted Gary educator. And and daugh- uel Carlyle, Thornapple; George D. when the neighbors and friends from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nagel and pOO invest! encountered, multiply that by the willing to become colon!, forsook1 even lhe multiplex ambitions of the 1 ter and Mis* Mary Schermerhorn, Barden, Woodland: Wm. W. Dole, Hastings, gathered with well filled Utile daughter of Grand Rapids vis­ I While th ,a'00 total mileage of roads in Barry their fields and turned io the city Fourth District representative do a nurse at Blodgett hospital, all of Assyria; George Padelf ord. Balti­ baskets to spend the evening It be­ ited his parents here Saturday. For Hasting iraunlr .M l-oO «llrt O'"? , « i»>-1 n»J Include conducted . TOO de------□rand - --— Rapids ------- were —— Easter ---------guests more; Charles A. Polley, Barry. ing her birthday. Music and cards Mr. and Mra. Alex Mayville have [ . • AOVKKTierxo katzs. ration tlmi were played. Sandwichea, cake and returned from Grand Rapids where .pile*Lu.i.L -huh iw. IwortM and weed-grown fields were | bale. ‘"'— “.the lhC dJ difficulties ®cultles whlc which h fuimerly formerly be- no uncolnmon uncomrnon sight. „fht As there tht.re was) WM ... Miss Phoebe Harmer, a former coffee were served. Every one seemed they spent the winter. wonderfully lne ’?* aet thofie who trlcd 10 Kel nl>xu ,hc lew land cultivated, thc amount of. Concerning tlie Wirt ciiarges Hastings school teacher, now of the to enjoy the evening. Mr*. John Perry is spending lhe titles. It f nffnrHj.rrpn.AH 'rhe Tl'r scarcity cnnn-ltv of nt —• Trust." —---- • -•nothing .* .---Hamtramck schools, was the guest AN EARLY SPRING MORNING. ’_..v" * in county in I., early spring or — after heavy j food decreased, (against the “Brain. Zellon Kaiser, Kenneth Hurless week in Grand Rapids wltli her likes to dd It was a magnificent morning In and Russell Craven went to Free­ daughter. E>tb rains For several weeks during the food waji ,c,t fnftst severely in the, in the way of new facta were of Mrs. Royal Myers Thursday and ■avocable t< vwiijr spring npium when wucu Ii watched waicnva among minij port Sunday to'call on the Newton The friend* and neighbors of Mr. I site „i cltlps- where prices rapidly went up. brought out during the conyreMlon- Friday' on her way to Grand Rap­ : early toy physic, ' ‘ • year, many communities were al- Tlie destruction dcstruc0on of ot the Ihp small smaI| farms fann> al ln ..f..u„tlon. "The ‘th- doctor h Bd i 'ids a visit with her mother. invesUgalion. had “t/for ”' " । I; the trees to see the pJwa procession >.JOn come brothers. and Mrs. Joseph Springer to the [ally. Whei etniun will b« man Isolated. Without questioning , was perhaps the chief cause that been given a pretty thorough trial, Bate. w« home from । down the hUkide. The uppar air Mr. R. Fcldpausch of Hastings number of thirty-five met at their Ffl, to consl 'word, cr Im. the fact that Michigan has un-| brought about the decline of this by newspaper* before he ever ap- lhe M A" c "d- 8he w lh the music ot lark*, called on his brother, H. Ftldpauscli, home in Irving village Monday eve­ , is well as peared in Washington In spite of «<»mp*nied by Miss Florence and my wlrole world thrilled with and family Bunday. ning to give them a farewell parly, doubtedly gone about tlie improve- great empire At the same time biul« of »>•'~l. nmmoote n ,,ess ln ,hc cltles *e*l off- “nd man- the manner in which his testimony1 p*"«bu"‘ °,f ^d, A*e. J »he conception of summer. The Jo DeRuiter, the manager of the the family being about to move to i.-Art1"' "“ds ,n a uUcturers h.d io their was ridiculed and In spite of the:^™ pat? went to Grand | young pale wind-fiowera had risen pickle factory at Hastings. Mr. and Hasting* where Mr Springer U em­ loclety. St pabiuh.d an manner, we wonder what percentage worknicn who swelled the number* fact that he undoubtedly look some: ^*Pl^,,Tue*d>y to,r » few d*F« '.by the wood-gale and under the Mra. Frank Beckwith of Hastings ployed as fpreman on lhe M. C. R. . lvUn [visit tbefore leaving *** for her sun called 1 vhere *upe *fM* ,MV,n,r h'r home in . hazels, when perchance lhe hot ...» ■‘•ddr»* U,|of People would be willing to go of lhe unemployed. The cities be- rather frivolous statements of ceron Mr. and Mra. 6. Grimmett R. section. ■egulariy a (pushed his way, new little suns 'Thursday. Jback to the dirt road trails came in order filled with poor ""'people J ’ scramb u ­ tain unimportant "brain trustera"- Detroit. JOB PBIXTIXG. Mr. and Mra. Newman Tuttle of ling for a place In the waiting lines, rather seriously, we „ concluded .....v.uu.u that w..,. AreH, B»U» u>d jwith SOUTH SHULTZ. is some slight basis of truth I £ am, *y lcfl Monday for their new There was a certain thrill and quick ­ Lansing, Titos. Beck and Dan Mar ­ The many friends of Mrs. Kather ­ to which thc government dlstribu- there there is some slight basis of truth i *“* M,c' roads Is money well spent we believe ted free grain, wino and meat. >lay, direct in Dr. Wirt's charges. Very few. few of Ihome *'°,ne ln North NorLh Muskegon Muskegon. Miss enlng everywhere . . . Birds called ble of Hastings were Bunday guests ine Hart and fatally wish them suc­ horlty, wh 'so long as we do not mortgage the with her •The crushing weight of taxation, course, believe that the "trusters" ' Franccs cess in their new home at Freeport, France* Bates will remain wkn ner 1i and ano flashed nasnra on every hand; nana; they may of Mrs. Jane Tuttle. iteo know* Allen Malcolm and family of but they will be greatly missed by future too far ahead to build them. the money needed to keep up the have any direct hook-up with Moa- Brandparent*. Mr. and Mr*. A. W., made off exultant with streaming ong to pili ■'^nX. nt —— Hastings were Bunday guests of all here. luxurious court of the empire, to cow or that Rooaevelt is merely an iCook- dur*ng the school year. |I strand* of grass, or wisp* of /ifleece, :ourt cost* The ShulU Community dub will ‘plunging into the dark spaces of Frank Bushong. ' VOTE "NO.’For a few jjgyg iast weck prOpa- satisfy thc demands of the army American Kerensky in Die scheme vrong. it YEARS AGO TODAY. । the wood, and out again into the It must be spring now. as all the meet with -Mra. Arney Bonneville 1 ! Next Monday voters of Michigan gan(ja favoring lhe administration's and to supply tlie city Idlers with of things to be shoved aside at some | TWENTY rom makli food and amusement required a later date when Tugwell and his ij Mrs. E. 6. Bhermah of Pontiac blue. neighbors are out getUng onion Thursday May 3. Bring your thim­ must decide whether or not they ,38.000000 bond bill was being dte- constant Increase in taxes. It -was gang will assume complete charge. 1I visited last week at the home of Mr.1 A lad moved across the field from ground ready. flay ha* pi bles to work on the Album quilt. entllive of wtah to throw debt obligations of trlbutt.d through state liquor store*. customary to require a group of They will meet this Wednesday to land Mrs. Willard Ickes and other ‘be farm below with a dog trotting The Ban .. "L. , . .. relative*. .'behind him.—a dog. no. a fussy. BARRYVILLE. finish the quill they are quilting at $40400,000 onto the shoulders of c(ulrman Heard quickly rescinded wealthy men to'become responsible । Mrs R. A. Carnahan and E. A black-legged iamb trotting along he.council Mrs. A. Craven's. for u the Mr* R A Carnahan and E. A. black-legged lamb trotting along I their children and grandchildren to thc howerer. claiming he did „ „ taxes |cn of their-district. tm> attco.4When raRM nrX u ^in ih, rX,n7X Mr. and Mrs, Heber Footer and or this nx it was felt prat this discouraged Those who were not out to Sun­ Holbrook of Muskegon are spend- on it* toes, with its tall swinging Dora and- Kenneth Bage were in provide an artificial business atini; 1M>. that the circulars were of men from developing their business. of Industry and agriculture, in the lng the weck wtth lhelr Mlsa ' behind. They were going to thein developing their business. Battle Creek Wednesday evening day School and church missed a “? ' mothers on the common, who move , L iilm SYMPHO ulus for the lhe sole benefit of those of a political nature. Governor Com- the' treat as the young people had a mc state Aiau- enacted CIIHLICQ laws mwj forbidding tucuiuouiK i. ”‘X , "?<Th rov ” 7 vernment bure,“5 Agnes Holbrook. and attended band rehearsal. and*, au authority, government-­ ... — ... . .has in. •>.I , the .present: men to <’give up their *’business and■ ant thority. in a government Mrs JOnn John Kronewitter who »ke little Igrey clouds among thc stimulus which will stock no justification for at- 1 I™ n . ,n ,v* ,,n 1«..,**«. ana; lo■ KOC up uiiir WMnro ..rnnomtn ---nrA^r-, Wh.f Mra nronewlttcr Who n*S'"* c MW® Mra. Etta Beach of South Has­ nice program. .... . I rnre 111. n t nrt nnnnnmlr * — - »..i —. SCHEO Mra. Florence Peake and son Jay ! certainly produce no permanent tempting to get by with such a trick. requlretl sons to follow the trades £w?no' n "r bcen ’Pending some time with Mr*.' | d»rlc 8<>rae. tings spent last week with her . ——■--—» — ------ ----------- --------- and nrofessions of their fathers and) na'e Tugweli. Wallace and other j pi--... Tobias” has gone •_ to Grand ------ « i I» cannot, help forgetting and daughter. Mra. L. A. Day, Bunday took a trip to Coldwater Saturday. benefit* and wlU not relieve unemliquor store* belong to the state even fixed wages and the prices of j *ry "1P” of ‘h* trust accomplished i " Sarry Oo j. laboring the spink's triumph, when We are glad to hear that Qua visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest the once free free' Roman I „ PrlY"tc °r public life to indicate |1 Frank , ployment to the extent claimed by Of Michigan; not to a political par- Kvuua. goods. So tlie jrTRnK -------- -tuingairom — - |van 1 he flashes past with » Latlgslrom of of Cincinnati. Cincinnati, a rreree fleece irom from Wood and Vlrgeline of 8. Hastings. Peake is some better at this writing. lecta p I citizen, rich or poor, in country or I £ 1 J° lned Langstrom ________ ,here ___ 8atur-|a bramble buah. It I will _ ■ Mrs Mrs. Mina Kenyon and Evelyn the administration. ,t juuiru niio. a i^uiiaauuui ncrc oaiur- n- K-Tt w— — corer -*the Mra. Ruth Springer and Mr. and .... independent .i.... lile 1,... to reorganize me lhe United united States? btntes? ,... and . . will ... spend. a few . . Plec city, had almost, no . day days as (bedded mow. it ...o, will weave among Mra. Keith Graham of Hastings and Horn called on Mra. Cenard Smith Most of us can remember clearly ine the guest* of Mrs Langstrom's par- 1‘he >oft red cow-hair beautifully. It Mr. and Mrs. Forest Beach of Lan- in Hastings Saturday afternoon. of their own He was watched by How much Influence docs “.•.he A concert when lhe state bonded itself for | trust" have in Federal affairs, how WHO PAYS? । government officials and spies who now ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Hender- U » Pf‘«411 ecstasy to have BilUf. Harvey Leonard of Dowling visit­ Jounty Mt to build roads. Only „ $50,000,000 . . a Who is paying for the special saw to it that the grain dealers. captured it at ------- |»hott. *" ■* “ * the right moment, ‘ Mra. Chas. Hutton of Clarkston ed his cousin. Rose Hallock. Tues­ presented I I little more than a decade has passed election Monday? Tlie general elec- butchers, and bakcra supplied the .spent from Friday till Bunday with day. — Mra. H. J. Ciiristmas of Eaton and the nest Is nearly ready. pymphony I ud U>, o! .11 OU, wndl.ltta, tow ^wlne, that U>, cm: o( people and “nd never deserted their oc­ Ah. but the thrush 1* scornful. • her parents. Mr. and Mra. Will Mr. and Mra. Alva Kenyon and Rapids came Wednesday for a few cupations. in a word, the Roman ringing out hi* voice from lhe Mtoriura hi days visit with her sister. Mrs. D. I ture on present day employment is ballots and election inspectors be deHyde. Mrs Hyde naa been on thc sons. Bobbie and Bennie, of Belle­ p• government attempted to regulate hedge! He &et* hi* breast against , vue visited his parents, Mr. and R. Foster, and other relatives May 17. con sick IBt the past week. exactly aero—in fact sub-zero be- (myed by tlie counties in the same almost every interest of life and Mrs. G. E. Kenyon. Sunday and his > R. B Mesaer returned last week the mud. and models it warm for Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. under the d I cause we *U11 have to worry about manner as a regular election. It Is wherever the citizenturned lie felt •from an extended trip through the turquoise eggs—blue. blue, bluest ,J. J. Willltts and Miss Helen were uncle John Mlnzey of Marquette The prog TO-BE what we ' paying the debt. Likewise a few difficult to estimate what the total ‘**5 lrl“om‘- interterence and opEgypt and the Holy Land, visiting of egg*, which cluster *o close and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Willitls. accompanied, them home for a' jibout one t _____ _ the __ . .nmu.t nt ih. in . prcssion of the state. —Ingham are. and to become some of cities___ ,-of ________ southern round against the breast, which ;Raymond and Janette of Lansing, week's visit. J y«ars after thc last of me proposed expense for all counties will be. coU11t<. News. j Europe. ’___' "___ ’____ ’ bound up beneath the breast, nest- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wlilltta of what wc arc capable it. *3* AlVl non l« arv-nf III — hron — tn n — .. ___ ... ___ . ___ -nrn nnn .... phony and $3$J»0.000 is spent tlie benefit* to Estimates run from $250,000 on tip. [ “ PLEASANT HILL. Mrs Franlj Denslow of Muskegon »n« content You should *ee the ,Concord and Mra. Olive Campbell k symphony of becoming, is thc If thc present tendency toward While fixing up a buxx rig. Ix-o employment wifi have dissolved into However it te worth this much to thc j was the over Bunday guest of Dr., bright ecstasy in the eye* of a nest- ,and mother. Mra. Owen, ot Hastings. tort vlolinii Harriet got a piece of steel in his only end of life. — regimentation and collectivism con ­ IDenslow's mother of this city. I'taf thrush, because of the rounded dear air and well all be left holding people of lhe state to say whether or MBs Agues McDonald, who has ’he orchesti ,I Andrew ---------------— .been ------ j ores* Of the eggs against her 1 been assisting Mra. Herbie Wilcox eye. He wns taken to Blodgett hos­ tinues from Washington, how soon Harper who ihas Stevenson. the bag. so to speak, for annual in- not they shall vole a bond issue of will ». each of us prepare to be regulat­ flifcrno. H I visiting relatives here for a week, breast!, for the past two weeks, returned to pital at Grand Rapids where it was terest charges totalling $22,800,000 J3Q.000.000. ed by political bureaucrats? Talk I Whitt a hurry the Jenny wren her home south of Hastings Satur­ returned Friday to Minneapolis. about prohibition taking away "per- j over a period of thirty years. lose the sight of the eye. • makes-*-hoping I shall not see her day evening. i 1. Ovcrtui Some confusion exists- — regarding Why r prohibition will( THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ;dart Into the low bush. 1 have a deWe seriously doubt that this huge ------------------------------------------- sonal liberty!" ... --------------- .... Mr. and Mra. Verne Hawbllte and lad." A. B Evcrctt Stinchomb and his sister, light in watching them against their children of Highbank were Sunday the Project Club Thursday when expenditure will have anywhere near the so-called $38,000,000 issue. Thc **,“ v,erU?£1<>.f‘‘B of d^nk2. "Adagli , . . . ... . . ... ln« ,n contrast with the vanishing I Mrs D Kelley, of Marshall arrived shy little wills. But they have all guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wil- they received thc last lesson on B» enTO on unemploiun.nl Ih.l tele will not bond ioell lor te, ltJ,ny und„ Concerto. F in thc cityiSunday on account of the risen with a rush of wings, and are this year's work. The same officers 3. "Vatec Chose favoring the bill claim. About full amount but for $30,000,000. If of thc threat* that loom from the! ............ serious Uljera of their mother. Mrs gone, the birds. The air is brushed Nashville were callers there. were elected for next year and our half of "the nxmey will be spent on this 1* done, the Federal government Brain Trusters— George Averill in)---------- — .... --------------„.... agitation. There is w ~ ... dub voted for the Co-Operative I A. — R. Trumbull. with no lark in Mrs. B. Geiger of the Striker 4. “Murill I much much ro|>e ro|>e does President Roosevelt 1 Dr. W. A. Wright and wife of New the sky. not one; the heaven te new buildings or the remodelling of will supply tfl.000,000 for public Birmingham Eccentric district called on her daughter. Mrs. Course for next year's work. L Terschai I propose to give them, how far will York City are spending a few day* i clear of wings or twinkling dot — Pearl Foster. Friday. ’ The Sunshine Club met with Mrs. ------------I 5. "Woodl old ones. This means the use of works projects. However, everything When at Ishpeming last week Iihe follow-along with their ideas? Ideas? ’ at hte old home in Carlton, enroute i From "The White Peacock." by Mrs. Mln da Mudge and Ruth re­ Seymour Jordan Friday afternoon UacDowell considerable machinery; also a spe- received from the Federal govern- met an employe r of the .■ post .office ..... 1 Questions « ... -t. as _ ..these __ — to Rpojtane. Washington, where, David Herbert Lawrence. such area_. being turned to their home Friday after a and finished a quilt which will be given to the Cope family al Middle­ clallzed type of labor which so ffar ment eventually has to be paid by department who told me a. story i asked by many a private citizen of; they will make their future home. I----------------- »■*■» two weeks' visit in Detroit. Will c rel- the the people people of of the the state, state, either cither directdirect- thBl wt mc thinking of what Is go- > tlie United States who are rather ] Mra. Ida Palmatler went to Wood- 1 DAWN­ has not constituted the bulk of welThe last lesson of thc Nutrition ville. who lost all their pos.se.sslons u- nr Indirr-riiv n,„. r«r ... l|ig 0,1 ,n the ,edcral service these fearful of the ever-expanding Fed- 1 land Monday to see her brother. G. Of warm Bprtng rain against class will be held al thc home of In the fire. Thc next regular meet­ fare roles. People ot Grand Rapids life ly lx or Indirectly, so that Orel for lor all pracprac- « um mail ra,>.-» « ncuuuiiaiu. , R,pul,)te ' „„ power. " ‘ "From , oe,n . . L ing will be held with Addle Lewis W. Houfstatter. who very sick. She I thc windowpane. Mrs. Herbie Wilcox Tuesday. recently completed a Civic auditor- ileal purposes we will be voting for a opposed to the measures or some May 3rd. report* him us being better. i^jj lwo young birds out on the fl. "The lum. One of the arguments used »38.000.000 debt obligation, hm ~ of “ ----- *' that ' Mr. and Mrs. Lester Raymond of them arc being »pon.sored Dr. Wirt's specific charges* were Cet Cteler has purchased a res- 1 jBwn WE8T ORANGEVILLE AND Ichlepegrel by the Roosevelt administration. In ' rather ridiculous But he was cn­ taurant on Canal street hi Grand I challenge its music with their song. was the great number of men to be $30,000,000 bond issue alone. EAST GUN MARSH. Martin were Sunday guests of her 7. "Intern parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton n discussion with a member bf the tirely correct and voiced thc opln- -----------------Rapids and---will — take -----—- ,possession ---------- -— of1' as dawn employed. Actually, however, the Clarence Canaan of Kenton. Ohio, Campbell, and family. opposit km party some time ago he Ion of many when he questioned the the same next week. His family will Moves bravely on. brushing a light REAL HORSE POWER spent a few days last week with his effect of this construction bn Grand Several from this way attended <ct forth hts opinions A short time influence of the "brain trust" in not go until June. grttV ' lymphony. Talk about bad roads, reminds us after this talk occurred an Inspector affairs at Washington. Very few Rapids unemployment was Just K-lss Carrie Barber of Hurfson was | From wakening eyes, and keeping 3 sister. Mrs. Margucritte McCafferty, the Altoft P. T. A. Friday evening. 9. Selectk and brother Morse. The last of thc Lloyd Colvin is working near about nil. Likewise general hnem- th*t nothing yet invented has been for the .poslofficc department visit-1 people would care to see the United -IrctrH a« ’frarhar ibIIbK , sweet tryst elected as teacher nt of BS English erome Ker week the two brothers motored to Freeport and expects to move this r.t his home announcing^ States turned into a gigantic labor- Thursday evening at a meeting of I With earth and sea and skies— ployment in Michigan would scarce- an improvement on thc horse lor 10. March. Marshal) to visit Al Canaan and wife that he had come to investigate a I atory for the edification and amuselhe board of education. ly be touched by the expenditure of getting about muddy, ruiiy. sticky * ' 1 The Bart over the week end. Clarence will j The last meeting of the P. T. A. complalnt that "You have s|X>ken inent of a small clique of IntellectuMr. and Mrs A B. Hum wen- Then before very long, the wind stay al Marshall as he will farm on-; will be held Friday evening. Mr. and S17AOO.OOO. Building construct 10:1 roi‘ds A *»*«>» powered automobile disrespectfully of tlie President " ‘ als. called to Kalamazoo Monday by comes strumming fcntlnualiot ions mi the Marshall manh this Mrs. Clare Williams are the pro­ does not get money into the hands cai‘ lcave faithful old Dobbin biting Think of It. readers! Since when. | - - lhe death of the latter's brother. Upon the open shutter. Iheatra and ..... gram committee. About all one can do is to trust Theodore ..... Huff Mra. Hum will go And It whispers. In a sort of low summer. of those who need it the moat. Too thc dust on a hard surfaud road in this nation, did il become an of- j — aid poMlb Mrs. Lillian Lacey and friend Al­ fensc for anyone to criticise any ofthat President Roosevelt will hold from there to her old home in humming. much goes for building materials Dut lct» that trail become a sea of he format vin Johnson of Battle Creek called llclal from the President down to ills visionary associates to earth. Us- Mendon to remain several days. CRE88EY. To some leaves, gay and bold, nd‘ other and much of lhe work is done with mud and ^he f^t motor car made poundmnster if one feels he has | tening io them wlUwul being swayMiss Eunice Kelley of Traverse Adventuring in the little eave«- on Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Paris and Mr. 6 inday visitors al the D. Enzinii leavers. Ir and Mrs. C. E. Vanfcttt Saturday home were Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Cran­ machine old. Nor Is it probable that despite its hundred or more horse something to criticise. Is this part1 ed by their opinions Tlie public City visited Katherine VanValken[Ion will a gutter. afternoon and evening. i still has confidence — ----------------------------------------------i still has confidence in Roosevelt burgh iasl vyeek. dall and daughters and Mr. and ------the $18,000,000 to be spent on roads Power engine will stall helplessly Ind arrang And it must have told Mr and Mrs. C. E. VanEtt and son 1 ■ —■ 1 । despite his advisors and associates; will help lhe labor mart Much of sinking in deeper with each revoluThem that thc sun. with radiant LaVern were Bunday visitors of Mr. Mrs. Carl Enzlan and daughter of kith concer FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ArUtiM »pp««rin« la uu eoiamn | not because of them Kalamazoo, - . banners. financing these funds will go for the eluni- t>on of the wheel while a couple of and Mrs. R. j. Mott of Lansing It is reported^ that Thornapplc Miss Frances Barber of Washing­ llirough me Was swiftly coming. I Speaking of the "brain ---------—-------------------- -They also took their aunt. Mrs. Rltta nation of grade crossings near metro- *“>»« will go ploddingly but certamike wfll be lowered in— lhe------near fu-­ It 50 cents For at once, they begin to mind their Quinn, to Lansing with them to her ton spent the past week at the bring* w mind a speech made by lure U this Is done it U claimed politan centers and for trunk line *>' forward. Two real horse power home of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Barber Ihlldren. ar manners— daughter's. Mrs. Frank Otto's. Mrs. add family and other relatives here, | Herbert Hoover that was strangely ’tiat several thousand acres of land pavement construction. This type under circumstance is worth more Ittend any Quinn has been visiting at the Van­ •»f tin' Ni-w. Deal? Looks as if we re prophetic Hoover was without fav- can be cultivated that now comMr. and Mrs. John ShulU and A conference takes place among the Ett home the past three weeks. ■ nd indudi of construction, too. requires a large ,hju‘ the mechanic power that licaded for 11 condition similar to I or tijpn. mid most of his remarks Pr'-'c one big swamp. family of Grand Rapids spent Sun­ hlatian may We understand Mra. Charley Bur- day with Mr. and Mra. Otis Boulter outlay for materials and the cm- could Placed under one hood. that told of in tin- William Tel) leg- --------fell on---deaf ears.------HeMiss said:Katie ‘ Miss Katie ------------Lein* returned to Leiru thei returned » thr "We have heard a gregt deal about S “te *• Normal ‘ hU d 8 d don is home again after a very suc­ f-nd uherv an Au-sirian official hung................................... ... “*‘— ------ • at Ypsilanti Monday . As '-hnd mJ ployment of considerable machinery and family. RED I cessful operation for goitre at the up hw hat on a past and everyone reactionaries, conservatives, progres- IJrs Andrus. Fowler. Vivian and A d ..rnmtie throb, thmueh ALL SUCCESS. Mra. Smith spent some time lhe County c The $2J65.000 to be spent for na­ ms . liberals and radicate. I have W H Spence spent Bunday at Wall " I* 0011 * trough Borgesa hospital. Kalamazoo. past week with her daughter ‘ and• :ecived no Wc wish thc newly-formed Barry who passed by had to bend his knee tional guard armories B too ridicu­ Mr. and Mrs. Al Canaan motored family. Mrs. Marsh Callhrop. as not yet heard an attempt by any Ilake Jduction in County Music Association all b suclous for comment. . here from Marshall Sunday to bring Miss Arliss has been ill with pneuone ot the orators who mouth these C1——’_ZZ— zbz zzz Z™. cw achcdu qt th, mure sum of usoooooo >' ««> onrenlred u> nuk, pre,, Morse Canaan back to Mra. McCaf­ rnonla. I cannut think .that President phrases to define the principle upon w J Blld L L Holloway for two, “ Than thc coming of dawn in early ieclaratldn ferty's. also spent Sunday here. They Several from here attended the a high proportion will go for mater­ siblc n continuation of the fine work ROMevell would for a minute sub­ which they base these classifies- yr®ra past, has returned to the city' I' Spring? etitton for report the work on thc onion Grange meeting at Silver Creek. scribe to any such regulation. It tions »nd ha* entered the employment erllficaU' ials and machinery: a small propor"There te one thing 1 can -say ol w H- Goodyear, where he will marshes around Marshall about the Tuesday evening, and enjoyed the undoubtedly originates with some tlon for labor. The benefit to MichlPl^_na,nc Barrj' county wa- Subaltern seeking to entrench him­ same as here, weather conditions are talk given by Stanley Powell. without question of doubt: that te. $f®cl his many friends with smiles., "ALL DAY PARKING — one lost a used in recognition of the fact that very favorable. self and at the same lime provide that the spirit o’f liberalism te to Wil! the Lowell and Hastings gan employment will therefore be of There was a good attendance at 25c PER HOUR." Barry cou little con*equcnre On* the contrary a number of musicians and patrons a way of getting rid of some em­ create free men: it is not the regl- railroad be extended to Hastings the Community Club Saturday eve­ Here where the motor* stand on KLINGENSMITH. if Michigan voters do approve of Irn® v*rtou* parl' of thc counl> ploye protected now by civil senice mentation of men. It is not the ex- ,hls yrar? We are aware of some ning. Carl DcLano. state representa­ w>~» look >w* a* m if >> it would wvuiu be. tx. cindered ground • i who tension of bureaucracy. things that John Grice, age 73. passed away tive. gave a fine speech this sum. it is more than likely to hau' to’hnbutcd considerable in thc out el Dr and LL-. Mra. J. C. Andrus and Dr. In °f Beaming steel and gioa- Bunday morning. April 1st. al his ronage seeker.—Tom Conlon. Crys­ ■ "You cannot extend the mastery C.. Mr. and Mra. Warren Cairns and develop into one of the worst ex- -w,y 01 tlmc snd wlcnt to the i»ro- tal Falls Diamond Drill. of government over the daily life *’>d Mrt. E. H. Lathrop gave a 8y PMnt. home near Deep lake. Mr. Grice the otto girls spent Saturday In of a people without somewhere mak- pleasant pedro party to about fifty W J wa*. >oun8 I came in had been in poor health for lhe Hastings amples of political plum grabbing in ^*c:‘ MARH ins itjiiaster of-peoples souls, and friends, Fridayevening al the forSpring and found past two years. Much sympathy is Mlcidgan hbtqry. -------------—*-—— The folio A silver U.VISC thoughts. Expansion of govern- mer's home on Green street. The! Annng tne Brass, still dull with extended to the bereaved children. MORGAN. ave been Thl* bill is not sound. It will not . -L.no GLEANINGS. UUC^ll'l.’UD. ••• business means that .lists lhe MIC l|me wom custom of giving prizes , It b estimated thot some 200.000 - r NEWS . • ment in Mr. and Mra. Edward Bowerman Last Week's Letter. ounty -Clo t, whs done away with and is to be And Winter* breath, the crocuaef and children of the Cotnan district do what it pretends to do. It Isn't Air rondlllond.it lor automobile 1 f'"1"t» prolret ;It, Robert Campbell of Martin spent “^ounces of silver are In hoarding worth live cost. It deserves to be 'b^h ’f7'sbecutat^*s o?liiis countrv m«> be lhe next hinovations l»n(uaiiT5 much, nnuuniuum. Sweet larence Hs self political rnrtSMlimrps consequences commended The c«.ui|iic example ori, sei sweet birth, birlh; . one of... . . Arif from from the ivulttlra! are spending some time with the irresistibly “ •*'* ili ho '* doubt have many---------------followers. The that ‘upward former's parents. Mr. and Mra. Jim the week end with Clifford Draper. . —iter speculators of this country. Ira. cynth “"*•* -----------------* tender spears ‘ buried under an qyeraljelming burled oven* helming dta- , ‘ ' :n the motoring world. An American of Its errors is driven Darwin McClellahd of Nashville — • -------- ----thrust and curled. tings Tw j Bowerman. lanche of "Noes." Ca!1 ®ny connection manufacturer has been demonstrat- without peace to greater and■ greater visited his grandparents, Mr. and FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODaV. Breaking with fragile strength lhe the nation's press llfford E. with an amendment to the Dies Bill ing a unit to motorcar munufac- control Wmlormof rn» wcch dor, n« and live u ra iuc 01 pen, wt- j TOtenlii' c.nh jd ‘or<"d“'teMdT' 11S Mrs. D. A. McClelland. Sunday. Ftollowlng is the list of petit Jur-.j “ *—--------------platform. Free speech does not live Dick Tolles of Hastings was a which would shoot thc price of silver turcr*. ■ . . . many hours after free industry and ors dr“*n on lhe 20th day of April. I Hour by slow hour till beauty wa* week. STYLES CHANGE -]hc rctail center of Manhattan free commerce die pursuant to previous notice, to unfurled. . Oll H111 <home aft- guest of Linwood Christopher over Btylei do change. At one time from 45 cents to $129 per ounce? the week end. "It Is a false liberalism that in- M,ve Bl lhc term tho clr‘; er spending some lime with his slsIn eminently correct Boston it was Silver proponents claim they are has made four moves in 50 years: in Last Monday being Mrs. Harring­ ee Bell. M terpret* itself into Government op- «“u court c°untJ' ot Barry Here in the April dusk I used to!tcr £ working for humanity; are endeav1385. in 1900. in 1915. and another ton's birthday, friends called in the illegal to use a bath tub without ad­ ina Gillas ponder, ponder, . w oring to supply the world with more chanre hks been in progress during erat ten of business. Every' step in *or Mld }’e,r ,o ** summoned to be| | Mr Mr. Mn(1 and Mr Mrs. Wm. Bitgood h»v» have evening and helped her to celebrate. vice .of medical authority. The doc­ that direction poteons lhe very roots ln attendance on said court, at lhe i While lantern lighters made their ' nioved <o N**hvllle. Nuhville ' thr lnAt fEw v<>ar« ---------------------------I moved MA of liberalism. Il poisons political miden rounds —•*n^ . J^” *llT.rt_Orecn and tor* must have had some good iob- money and thus create a world re­ Spellbound and breathless at lhe I --?ff.. freshmenU, The Youn Hamlet has more lines to speak equality, free speech, free pre** and efficiency it would be purchased al vival in trade. But we wonder! Are family and Marshall Tripp spent Mir party Mrs Adolph Krueger who has been agelong wontier. than any other character of Shakes­ equality of opportunity. It te the the cost of freedom. they? Bunday in Kalamaaoo at the home visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oblivious to the city's raucous peare, with a total of 1569. road not to liberty but to less lib­ "It would Increase rather than de­ of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Walls. Mr. Stewart Draper, has gone to Mus­ U Tt. A sound*. . A NATIONAL LOTTERY? ~' 7--------- T " erty. crease abuse and corruption, stlfte and Mrs. Douglas Rouse of Battle kegon to spend the summer. • ly invito A movement te on loot in congress “ “ rumorM thal * P°Pul,r <UUy Seventy per cent of the total utiA small boy caught In beauty's Initiative aijd ---------------invention. Undermine "True liberalism is found not tn-----------------------------Creek were guests there also I Mrs. MUli Mr. and Mra. Elgin Mead are a •' ,. n-tt— । vh P^r te1Uconsidering the idea of inpower in In ti»,1«<™ Unit- striving to spread bureaucracy, but development of leadership, cripple >oun, nrol... TO .nd in lized « mechanical b TO.Xro rylcr and spending a few days visiting their Now cindered ground, but I can­ tn striving to Mt bounds to it. True mental and spiritual energies of our Nashville spent Sunday evening at 1 Wcodlam jtalUr w the wklTO to. nut ,muUo, „ 0, uwwp. daughter, Dorothy, at Newaygo, and not forget. liberalism seeks all legitimate free- i F““il», *-------extinguish —"■-*-------equality -----------------of oppor- 1 the Green home. MBs Esther re­ Rev. and Mrs. Garter at Conklin. fh certain European ----------Charles Grenville Wilson dom first In the confident belief t------ty , and dry up _____ ^TLoiutelv .rainrt countries We ent*.—Punch. The first canal dug ta the United the spirit of.llbturned with them to spend two' The first canal dug in the United ■TO absolutely agalnrt this measure .; - -. buu. was In Norrtetown. Penna. in that without *uch freedom the pur-, erty and progress. The longest Sinugin straight stretch ol NORTHLA8T WOODLAND. States was in Norristown, Penna., in suit of other blessings 1* In valn. j “ • ** Men ore h,i“. *ne longest stretch ot — whn — **-* Men who are going about tills highway In the United States la on Gambling is a mighty Inefficient: a* to the ownership of the world'* 1T40. Mr. and Mrs. John Stairs called Liberalism U a force, truly thc spirit country « juntrv announcing that that they thev are ,8 te 5. 1. .. U,UZ“... “ T _ on Mr. and Mra. E. J. Sheldon OOIDH (XIKNKKH. tnf to raise money tor public bene- jongeit memory, there te no shadow RralJI nrhduw* than proceeding from thc deep realira-; liberal because of their promises to £ road ha/ m? clro ta S' for b* Victor Brazil produces .more cotton than lion that economic freedom cannot extend the government In business .DDroxinStel?so^niteM Thursday. Mr. Sheldon is up and Mrs. Ctian. Hyde and children. Ed ­ 1 * > c“niple' ,e«'ulJwd of doubt. It is the radio Jokeamith any other Lal In-American country. ward, Albert and Freda, spent last around while Mra.- Sheldon is alUl faallnga w -hittlmr rm horse races and all hut _Nfw Yort<r with Oil annual output Of abOUtJOO.- be sacrificed If political freedom is are not liberals, they are the rear-1 week visiting her mother of Dowl- in bed. gaining vary slowly. to be preserved. tlonarte* of Uie United Slates. ftw thousand dollar* at lhe large : 000.000 pound*. . ——. • -I। More More than than 30000 30.000 automobiles automobiles (on (on “Um- Bergman and family rif Mr. atid Mrs. Pliny Hansbarger Thc Y / “ Even if the Government conduct _ ... -------------------------U|e B%eralel uje HpUand Tunand children spent Sunday with ■Ba handled were diverted away ot business oouid«ive us the maxi-One can afford , to ponder over |MB nei, ,under the Hudson River every Battle Creek vMted at home Sun­ tiielr daughter and husband in nd an int th. Mate', coffer*. rame U-'Arrt.; now RAW without prejudice, A.w day. , mum of efflclency instead of least these words, I-anti n g day. . he collcctK What Others Say From Our Scrap Book A Quotation —Way^of OuT~Wortd - S « �THI HASTINGS BANNER, WIDNI8PAT, APRL U, IM HE CLEAR LAKE CAMR FORXAMP FIRE GIRLS VUl le la Operation From Junt 95 to Auguat 81, Thia Year (Continued from page one) Announcement was made late last ir meeting Friday, night of this *®ek th#t **» CamP Flr* Olrt*‘ •“»eek. sk, to urge the assistance of ths roeT carn camp P at ClW Clear lake will be made Ity in carrying out the plan. IUP of nw two-wrek periods, beginThe committee were satisfied, aft-. 39 cJoaIn« A“«ust 31. r looking Into lhe matter, that I Thl< **» be the second summer ight or nine weeks of supervised that lhe C*mp Fire Girls have used lay would cost about 8200. It »*, । the new cabins which were erected elleved—and Ute Banner agrees al C»mp Kltanniwa by the W. K. 1th the conclusion—that Hastings I Kellogt Foundation. However, lhe new lodge lodge and and the Hie winter winter cabin cabin will will in receive ™™i« large returns from that ' new will be used by them this summer for i'JOO investment. • I While this would be a new thing the first time. The camp will ac­ for Hastings, supervised play for vo­ commodate 106 girls, during each cation time is not an experiment. two-weeks' period, with seven girls It has been tried and hsi brought and a counsellor in each cabin. This __________ ___ _______ Wonderfully good results in „ othsryear the camp will be divided Into Sues. H provides something a boy Ilhree unlta- each with a different ikes to dd and creates conditions Program and head counsellor. The favorable to the development of the,unl1 w,u <»nri«t of about 21 r. I girls ---------from six age lx» physically, mentally .nd mor- *to “ nine yean -----------of- — ...S, ..... ,1C lB- imr . in the Bluebird group. The second. illy. When he learns K,to,,play fairto consider the rights ot others Junior unit, will include 49 girls is well as his own. he has gone a ithe ages of ten and thir------------- making himself a leen >eara- and the Senior group way-- toward makir etable member of *1U ** romP°scd 38 «Dle between ul and ■ respectable tthered fourteen and eighteen. loclcty. Statistics gatK In cities |lh® .y is where supervised F4 play I carried on1 Heglstrations may be made now ■egularly show that Juvenile delln-IfoT a Pcrtod <* » number of periods luency practically disappears when « the »ys are provided with supervised CAn?P F>r« G*r‘s will be 85.00 per ilay, directed by someone with au- •we** °L*101<J° f°r U?* two hority. who knows the games and ^“Oth ilso knows boys. It does not take the Camp Fire organization, ong to pile up many times 8200 in 9?® W °° OT murt caste for a boy who goes i *,a 00 a I*riod. W. Brainard, who vrong n li better to keep him'I Mrs. Clifford w will be remembered here as Mias rom making missteps. Supervised j’.ay has proven Ila vaiue aa a pre- Aimee Rankes, la chairman of the camp committee in charge of ar­ entltlve of delinquency. The Banner eamstly hopes that rangements for the summer camp. he. council will fin'd a way to sponor this movement. I ANNUAL MI81IONART MEETING. 1 The Woman's Branch Missionary 1 Assoclalkon, church ot tlie United __________________________________ I Brethren tn Christ, met in knnual Women’s Club AUDITOR GENERAL given Economics Work our teaaom for this year. W> an Ho Refuses to Fay 142,500, j Which State Hsi, z.lons■ ing to the County Mrz. RM. Wheeier. prerirtentM t*® M-’octeiton presided. Miss M. M. T,tul- Charlotte, president emeriof lhe Oenrral W. M. A. Board Alf^t^d Inii ,lt"ndcd throughout. Miss Titus served as president of the General Mav 18 winnto ;Doard ,OT ,Orty yea"' WMt I A” branch officers and delegates hrinl ■roprwcntlng -the various local so­ * SlSLu “Jlcletles in Michigan were present. y°un« «t •tudenta of ■' Haslln fca Local Hastings Local was was represented represented by by wk. < ’ Mr * Addah Mra. Addah^ Pauaey. Mrs. Mr». Ada Miller ; and Urr Mfn. Olennls Glcuula Gaskill, uukui. others Outers In til helpful word study after which, Mrs [attendance -from — -Hastings were Mrs. K. 8. McIntyre, chairman of the gi . B.rlcMten w Btricklen. Mrs. Harlow Literature Department, took charge. ; Eleanor » r,c_Mle'* Zlev. EB. Griffin and Rev. "S “‘‘‘LA. A. OrKln'. Br.«h O A. A. Griffin. Branch Organizer. Thc reports showed a marked In­ Cook, who read interesting and well- crease in membership, finance and prepared papers which all enjoyed. missionary interest during the year. Miss Johnson's subject was Folk One new Local and several Harvest - —a—« TAKES QUEER STAND Home ■skmmmmmkm'SSUTm. PARMELEE GROUP. 'our next year’s work. OHMrciScan Th® Parmelee Nutrition Class met I w®re rt-etected. Our group voted alady* Thomas for their for Oo-operatlv. ooum* M M county something like 842500 for Mfcrch meeting. : choice and clothing aS second. Hits county's share of thc weight tex The meeting was called to orderOur next mrettng will be a social and also for money due the county b>' Hie president, Mrs Miller. Roll, meeting the third Thurzday in May under lhe Horton l.w, Thu moot,'“I1 •“ “»™<> nlneUcn men.- .c m. hmM ql Mr*. Wen B«1W. X: -go -gg-S. Crtqr-1' ‘ I The state of MlclUcan owes Barry1 mobiles, plus a small percentage ot and meaai«1n« foo<1 calories mohbok oaovr. their gasoline tax. Thc state has the! ^’en. , The Monroe Nutrition class met money; lias had it since the first of I wer*J made t0T. 1at the home of Myrtle Wallace. In farwtrT atoter. Mra. Harold January, for it Issues no licenses n'ent Day and our part In program fthe A. M- a contest wm given, then unless the money Is paid. The pur-, 'election of county officers. A well chuer or luollne pare the U« when Th< dinerenl >ub>cU for nert balanced meal was served at which he »u>. .1 the .tauon. Tet lhe .udl-1 >'*'• *“* w"e «lv'n “* “ ।taxlre members ware present. lor generwl or U.U .tele rrtue. to1 “J «• “ “ In the aftertxxm the leaden dteFrancis Gorham. • ■ money -to -- county, and which is to be at Mra. Conrad Cher- । pay this this Miss Zana Douglass wi assumes* the right to hold this: ry's home on April 20th.—Mildred ।gave us a lesson on etiquette and table service. । Wednesday night of hcF money. althoughJt te due to Barry Election of officers was next In ents. Mr. and Mrt. Roy county and te needed to apply on GROUP NO. 1. line; Pint Leader. Helen Drake; the Covert road bonded Indebtedness for which purpose the Horton bill Extension Group No 1 will meet Second Leader. Beryl Strickland; Mrs. Francis frequently to the results of an ex­ Izcd during the year. was passed by the legislature. The with Mrs. Milo DeVries. t>05 W. Assistant. Bernice Wallfuse; Beey., tensive research made by John The missionary offering on Wed­ money te also needed by thc county Green St.. Wednesday, April 25, for Myrtle Wallace; Chairman, Wanda Campbell under Hie sponsorship of nesday evening amounted to nearly road commission to carry on their a pot luck luncheon at one o'clock. Ciemence—Winn ifred Dunn, flee. the Russell Sage Foundation. Mr. regular work of rood construction Campbell. errote down many songs 8300.00. flu. He Ul a Rev. w. H. Zeigler, Huntington. and maintenance. Yet the Auditor SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. ASSYRIA GROUP. especially those of the Southern Indiana, editor of the Christian General declines to pay. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson of The last meeting of the Assyria Highlanders, as he heard them sung Conservator and a minister of wide That state official demands that Home Economics Extension group Hickory Comers were Bunday eve­ by these people while he lived experience, delivered the annual thu county ttau mu. «Wi hu oOle. for this year w „. be he+d on April ning callers at the home of her Par­ among them. will sermon. for all rejected taxes as well as such 20 at 1 P M at the home of Mtes ente. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. Classifications of our American NORTHWEST THORNAFPLE. Rev. Efile Hodge boom, Hunting­ other taxes due the state from tex ■1 oienna Jones. folk songs, include Ballads. Old Re­ Mrs. Fred Newland does not gain ton. Indiana. General Secretary of payers of this rounty on which the ] Members will please make up any ligious Songs. Play Party Bongs. Neg­ as fast as her many friends wish. missed lessoms before this meeting so She is suffering with Inflammatory spent the week end with the latter'a ro Spirituals. Songs of lhe Levees. the W. KJ. A. Board and a returned state has any claim. Part of this te ,----------------------------------------------------- — missionary from our Sierra Leona. Impounded In banks. Songs of the North. Songs of Michi­ . . . It^t lhat as aa many many of of us us as as possible possible may may rheumatism. West Africa, mission field, gave the The particular sticker is what te complete the course Dorothy Havana returned to gan Woods. Songs of Texas. Indian Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Roush ot Any who have not yet contributed school Monday after being out four Lullabies and others. Miss Johnson missionary address on Wednesday known as "rejected taxes. • These evening. — — — ■ x>. AM. v, p — o, /cnin, 1 I _ _ ___ _ _ ___ _ closed with a beautiful quotation Miss Mary- Teeter. Woodland, an1 which have been reported to thc ^nd still have an opportunity.’ from Edward Arlington Robinson,--------------------------------- --- -------—Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nash and ordained rider in the Brethren Auditor General as delinquent, -Let -- -•— this our beet * -— Mrs. Cook's subject was "Musical us make meeting- children of Hastings were Sunday Minded America.” Despite the fact church, gave a mpst interesting ad­ which he rejects because of defective —Caroline Tasker. Sec. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilcox. Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mra. Wm. Kepkey. ’ descriptions of the property taxed. that many cities have made ad­ dress on Mission Work In China. --Those from here who attended the ’ Tlie 1935 annual session of the No one can blame the auditor gen­ Mrs. Jack Snyder of Hastings vancement along music lines, and IRVING GROUP. community meeting at Ira and Belle lhe Jullllard. Eastman. Curtte & Association will be entertained by eral for rejecting these taxes When The Irving Extension Group met McCallum's Friday evening had a the local W. MA. Society of the he reports them back to the coun ­ SYMPHONY PROGRAM Preusser Foundations hove done Jefierson St. United Brethren Mis­ ty treasurer, the latter reports them at the-home of Letha Palmer. April most enjoysble time. A good promuch to further musical Interests in Jay Tinker Is remodeling tha 19. with fourteen members and two ; gram and a maple syrup supper SCHEDULED FOR MAY f7 to the supervisors. These rejected America, the deplorable fact still re­ sion in Hastings. were features of the evening. George Cline bouse In Grand Rap­ Among the resolutions adopted taxes are then reassessed, either to visitors present. mains that only two cities can main­ ' The lesson on Courtesy In the ' Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bagley of ids. Jarry County Orchestra Se­ tain Grand Opera companies and lhe following is outstanding: "In as the individual against whom they (Continued from page one) that Americans are all too prone to much as the sale of beer in public were assessed in the first place, or lects Pleasing Variety of be content with being s|>ectatars in­ places has been legalized, be It re­ they are spread over lhe township. the wife of property owners may Pieces for Concert stead of participators in one of the solved that each Local plan a tem­ In the nature of things the treasurer ’ A concert sponsored by the Barry vote. finest means of expression of the perance program for one meeting of Barry county is unable to pay tlie during the year. Be It further re- auditor general these rejected taxes. (9) If property is located In Michi­ ty Music Association will be gan and appears on Michigan as­ highest and beat within the soul. He has not received the money for! "SpectatoriUs" te becoming too nted by the Barry County sessment rolls, although thc prop- prevalent a disease In American life. refrain from patronizing stores that them. He has no fund from which I sell beer." he can take the money represented ihony Orchestra in Central auOur manner of using the phono­ . township or county, as long as it is by such rejected taxes without the iunrturn here Thunday u—mtnl roll. «xne- graph and radio is conducive to this listed on assessment rolls some- condition. authority and direction of lhe suCAPACITY CROWD SEES May 17. commencing at 8:00 o'clock. | where In lhe state. pervteors; and their authority for In Germany, every town has its GYM DEMONSTRATION that te doubtful unless the treasurer 'under the direction of A. A. Blfemo.1 <10> IT you are a partner In ownmunicipally owned opera company. I Tlie program arranged will last *n& property, real or pesonal which has the money, in any event it te Even boys and girls whistle arias >bout one hour and n half and con- *» on assessment rolls, even though from grand opera. Mra. Cook quoted Girls Under Direction of Miss an Impossibility for the treasurer ains a pleasing variety of sym- the property is assessed in the name generously from "Music In American to remit these rejected taxes at this Merson Impress Large time. For the auditor general to tn-1 phony and concert music including of onl>’ one or two members of the Life," a book written by Augustus k symphony by Howard Cress. Free- partnership. stet on sqch a settlement seems I Audience Delafield Zanzig. after a two years' fcort violinist and concert master of (ID If you own real estate by grossly unfair, in view of the fact! survey of over 100 American cities, A' .capacity crowd turned out to that the state has in Ils possession I 'he orchestra, and a march by A. A.i reason of a joint tenancy. many of them the size of Hastings. sec the gym demonstration present­ thc actual money due to Barry conn-1 Blfemo. Herewith is the complete I '13) M you own real a I One outstanding example of success------121J — estate ------by 1 ~ re?v^a on aj^ment fU1 endeavor ak*lg this line te found ed by pupils of Miss Helen Merson. ty, while lhe county treasurer does th.7 i >> iln Fl,nt-where m,*t °f lhc muslM| directors of girls' physical educa­ not have In hte poasession the I 1. Overture. "The Grill o( BagaU activity centers in and flows out tion. In the High school gymnasium amount due the state for rejected lad." A. Boleldleu. the'roll th y aPPe»r on frotn the pubnc Thla ctty also here Friday evening. Every avail­ get it except through reassessment 2. • Adagio." from the 7th Violin iiiio.nl,,. u. h" 38 church choirs, many of them able scat was filled. • Soncerto. P. Rode. and payment later on. and that During the course of the evening takes time. 3. "Valsc Symphonic." Howard the 350 girls who took part dem­ onstrated to parents and friends the „u,. GAS TAX SHOULD NOT {freeing thing in the world. Even *. Terschak. A. A. Blfemo. itlons name and Individuals own Sweet Adeline accomplishes this, various exercises, games and stunts which constitute a part of their BE REDUCED IN MICH. I | 5. "Woodland Sketches." Edward 8tock the corporation, not In the but the Hallelujah Chorus does lt< regular physical education training । property. MacDowelly— -----------much more effectively and construe- during the school year. All spec­ (14) Owning an automobile does tiveiy.” Artistic presentations "To a Wild Rose." Fairest Way to Maintain the by "Will O’ the Wisp." not qualify you to vote, os after li­ Ki wan is clubs of Los Angeles, thc tators appeared highly pleased with Roads—Weight Tax * cense fees are paid for automobiles Bach Choir of Bethlehem. Pa., and the spirit and precision with which "At an Old TYysting-Place." Miss. Merson's pupils went through they are exempt from further taxes. "From an Indian Lodge." Should Be Less { othert were cited. Our High school (IB) If you own stock in a com­ boys and glrifc are among our most their drills. Intermiaalon. There are being circulated In I The program consisted of the fol ­ fl ‘The Emblem Overture," R. pany which pays all assessments you precious natural resources. Let us many garages in the state of Michllowing features: Ichlcpegrell. cannot vote, except In the1, case of develop within them lite most beau­ gan two petitions, one to reduce thc | 1— Preventitlve and 7."Intermezzo," Alphonse Duver-. railroad, insurance company, tele­ tiful means of expression. \ weight tax and the other to reduce drills by the freshmen. oy. • graph company, or bank stocks. Mrs. Cook commended the high 2— Relay races by the seventh the gas tax. We understand that 8. "Largo." from thc New World grade of work being done along this grade. the big oil companies are sponsor। property be assessed in your name lymphony. Anton Dvorak. lng tlie gas tax reduction, claming I .line by lhe variotte choir leaders of 3— Chinese,jioccer game by fresh­ 9. Selection from "Show L—. --------------------------------- --------that more of their product would i men and sophomores, score tied erome Kem. i as ownership of property on the, in and more Joyal support of the be purchased if the tax were re­ 4 — Bean Sitters Dance and an 10. March. A. A. Blfemo. assessment roll te the test of quail-: duced, which 1s probably true. But| good work of our school music de ­ English Morris dance by eighth , The Barry County Music Asao- AcaUon and not whose name te on I partment. there arc other things to consider । graders, HaUon was formed to Insure the1 the ro11The uplifting influence of “ Home 5— Miniature and group pyramids besides selling more gasoline. kontlnuatlon of the symphony or-1 ,,7> Naturally, the voter must) As to the weight lax, we believe fheslra and band here In the county al*> have all the oilier quallfica- Music” was dlscuwwd. Mr. zanzig by thc second hour sophomore urged people not to dispose of their class. that ought to be reduced more than uid powlbly later to bring about!,lons of elector. pianos as many have done since 6— American country dance by lhe legislature did reduce IL It Is he formation of a county dhorus ..._!a2* •_■— purchasing radios. unfair to require such heavy pay­ seniors. .nd' other worthwhile musical en- WOULD INCLUDE SOME This paper was especially timely, ments on weight of automobiles as 7— Figure march by seniors. leavorz. In particular the associa­ between two owners, one of whom ASSYRIA SCHOOL DISTS. in view of the current movement in 8— Figure march by juniors. tion will attend to business details the interest of a County Music As­ may drive two or three thousand 9 — Two basket ball demonstra ­ Ind arrangements In connection sociation and many expressed the tions, one a demonstration of nine miles a year and another one 20 to Propose Building a Consoli ­ kith concerts and practice sessions, hope that the Banner might publish court basket ball, by the eighth 50 thousand miles a year. We be­ financing will be done chiefly dated School in Belle­ thc portion bearing on civic move­ grade, score tied: the other a dem­ lieve Secretary* of State Fitzgerald Uirough membership tickets selling ments along musical lines. vue Village onstration of two court basket ball had the matte# sized up equitably It 50 cents for adults. 25 cents for During the open forum following, by Juniors and seniors, the senior when he proposed that on light Ihlldren. and entitle thc holder to Plans are being formed for a con­ weight cars the weight tax be fixed Ittend any nunibcr of concerts up solidated rural agricultural school Mrs. J. C. Ketcham described the team winning. children's choir of the Belding About 820 was cleared from the at 83 per year; on medium.weight | |nd Including four which the asso- at Bellevue, which will take in the Methodist church. five cent admission charged. Tills cars 85 and on the heavier ones at U«tl<m may present during the year following school districts from Barry Many favored regular Sunday aft­ money will be used to buy equip­ county, if lhe project goes through: ernoon concerts in Hastings. We think the gas tai Is the falrment for the gymnasium. REDUCED THE FEES. Austin. Assyria center, Bell. Lin­ Several guests were present. be imposed. It one County Clerk T. 8 K. Reid has coln and Ellis disIrlets of Assyria Six-ctators seemed to be unani­ icclved of. ..a ...ej fifty per cent and Hie Mayo UMMIVb. mously agreed that the demonstra­ tlon to the use he makes of the' ------ notice --------- — district, W1I1CI1 which IA te a 8UN SPOTS TO BLAME. auction in naturalisation fees. The iractlonal district ot Maple Grove tion was a complete success. According to astronomers it Is out public highways. If the gasoline •w schedule adojrtcd as follows- and Assyria. .OBITUARY. tax should be reduced to lhe old Work of getting thc necessary In­ of order to use any cuss words in leclaratlori of intention 82.50 James Calthrop was barn al Bos­ figure, two cents a gallon, what formation to voters Interested is speaking about the weather. In the ttitton for citizenship 5.00 ton. Llndonshire. England. August would become of our reads? Il Is erttficatc ot arrival at port... 250 now under way. If the plan shall first place "cussing" doesn't help hard enough to maintain them with be adopted there will be twenty-five any. In the next place the blame is *e for new paper In lieu of rural districts combined with Belle­ usually not placed where it belongs. home in Prairieville township. April the present gasoline tax. one lost or destroyed 1.00 id. 1934. aged eighty years, seven Do Michigan garages want to cut Barry county has not rtigny peo- vue village district In this enter­ These astronomers say that huge months and twenty-five days. themselves out of a Job? .They will | le who are net naturalized: but prise. It is expected to have the sun spots, such as show up once in Mr. Calthrop came to the United if they shall make It Impossible to! hose who are aliens and Intend to Kellogg Foundation and the federal about eleven years, are now evi­ States in 1872 at the age of nineteen. build and maintain Improved itlgh-1 Me out citizenship papers will be government furnish the necessary dencing great disturbances on the On June 10, 1875. he was married to ways, If our present roads are al­ leased over this reduction in fees. funds for the budding and equip­ sun. One of these spots, according to Miss Viola Stanton who passed lowed to deteriorate, because they ment. As planned, the proposed con­ reports. Is more than 16.000 miles In solidated school would operate on a diameter, and Is whirling across the away December 4. 1918. To this un­ are not kept up. then lhe interest MARRIAGE LICENSES. ion six children were born. Two sons of the public In automoblies and The following marriage licenses tax limit of three mills, while the face of the sun. There are many survive him. John Laverne residing trucks will rapidly decline. What ave been issued recently by the average school tax in the twenty- others of lesser size. Thc number of in Prairieville and Marshall IX at the is the use of a car if Aou haven't five rural districts Is SJ mlljs. Ounty-Clerk: these spots and the intensity of the old homestead where Mr. Calthrop The Banner regrets that some disturbance are much greater than larcnce Hammond?Prairieville ..63 Il seems to us that gasoline staplan could not hgve been worked out usual in sun spot years, say these had lived for 56 years and where he (rs. Cynthia R. Chaffee. Has­ by which all of the school districts scientists. They predict wc will passed away. Besides two sons Mr. Hons and garages are working tings Twp. •t-.-j-w.J............ 65 in the townships of Assyria and have a oold spring, with plenty of Calthrop leaves seven grandchildren against themselves. In asking that II fiord E. McMannis. Hastings ..20 Johnstown and Including near-by and six great-grandchildren and the revenues of the state and county delta A, Peake. Hastings .... “* districts in Maple Grove and Balti­ rain and that wc are booked for many friends who will miss him for highway departments be so reduced spring and possibly early summer his sterling good qualities. that the roads cannot be main­ Arrest A. Moored. Hastings more might have been Included in weather that will be unusual. tained. irace E. Marble. Hastings .. such a plan as this, with a building EAST GUN LAKE. We believe the cost of mainte­ CARLTON CENTER. ee Bell, Maple Grove close to the center of such a district. John Crawford was in. Plainwell nance of our slate highways should Time for The service at the M. ma .Gillespie. Hastings Twp .... 22 bo paid by car owners who use THE CROSSROADS. E. church has been changed. Be­ Wednesday on business. . MARTIN CORNERS. John cook and family spent Sun­ ginning with next Sunday. April Mrs. James Null was in Hastings them, and In proportion as they use I them. We believe the gas tax Is the The Young People's class will hold day with Miss Jennie McBain of 29th, preaching will be at 9:36 and on business Saturday. Hastings. Sunday School Immediately after. Will Crawford spent several days fair way to make those who use the Mr. and Mrs. Orley Smith and Mrs. Orr Fisher Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Asplnall of with relatives in' Middleville last roads pay for their unkeep. We Lpril Tl. All young people are cor- Homer Bates accompanied Mrs. Hastings moved during the pas’, would add some special taxes on busses and commercial trucks be-1 ilally Invited. Homer Smith and Dorotha of Has- week onto their farm In Carlton. Callers at the Will Crawford home [Mrs. Millie Fisher visited Mrs. Eda Mrs. Wm. Savaoool had her ton­ were Mr. and Mrs. Will Crans. Mr. cause of lhe fact they so largely Theodore Cook and family have sils removed. She la getting along and Mrs. Julius Crans and sons from increase the cost of maintenance. > Woodland last Tuesday. returned to Manistee for the sum­ as well as can be expected. Middleville and Mrs. Carl Detlman THORNAPPLE* GARDEN CLUB. Mr. and Mrs. Sam White of Hoa­ mer and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert are Mr. and Mrs. H. Norton moved and children of Caledonia. The Thornapple Garden Club will ngs were Sunday afternoon callers living tn their house while they are during the past week and will live Jack Russell returned Monday nwet at the court house on May 3 at gWte. with their eon in the Holmes from St. Petersburg. Florida. 2 o'clock, a fine program has been Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cogswell and Clyde Btedge and family spent Church vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Warner and arranged for the day and a full at­ 8-lidren of Lakeview and Mr. and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Al­ Mr. and Mrs. John Usborno and children moved to Selkirk lake Fri­ tendance te requested, jhe business Its. Victor Benner and children of len of Hartings. family spent Sunday with their son. day. of planning for the Flower Show tor I fastings were Sunday afternoon Bob Woolston' and family were Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Usbonie. of Mrs. Ray Crawford and daughter August will be discussed. Sunday afternoon callers at Orvni have been spending several days The I* A. 6- at Mra. Blanche Tuttle's. Henney. Wilma Usbome with relative^ in Otsego. Mount Mitchell tn North Carolina Clayton Llndsley and family of Mr. and (Mra. James Null called is the highest point In the Eastern an interesting program given. Hastings hare moved in the Dale on relatives in Ouego Friday eve­ United Blstes (6,684 feet above sea Cook bouse. Grove. ning. level). E WHO CAN VOTE MONDAY, APHIL 30 E ON OUR REGULAR STANDARD GRADE PAINT We are enabled to make these low prices through the co­ operation of the manufacturers, Adams & Elting Co., who are taking this method of acquainting the public with the splendid quality of their product. This Sale Will Help You Save Money On Your Paint Job! Double Lustre House Paint White—1 gallon . . . 82.89 White—1-2 gaUon . 1.53 White—1 quart86 Color* and Black 1 gallon . 1-2 gallon 1-4 gallon 32.72 Color Varnish One quart One pint . 1 gallon$2.04 1-2 gallon 1.10 1-4 gallon59 Inside Gloss 1 Rollon ............................ 32.67 1-2 gallon 1.44 1-4 gallon., .76 Semi-Gloss Ad-A-Glo 1.36 .69 Double Lustre Floor Paint for Inside and Outside 1 gallon32.67 1-2 gallon 1-4 gallon Barn Gray .. .31.80 1 gallon 5 gallons, per gal. ... 1.73 1.44 Screen Black .76 One quart One pint,. Flat Wall Paint White and Colors 1 gallon32.59 1-2 gallon 1-4 gallon Barn Red 5-gal. earn, per gal. . . 8 .98 1 gallon can* 1.10 Batik Enamel 1 gallon33.29 j1-2 * gallon 1.76 1-4 gallon93 1-8 gallon 42 1-2 pint .34 1-4 pint19 King Wall Finish 5 Ib. pkg., all colors white AU Purpose V I gallon 1-4 sallon 1-8 gallon 1.44 .76 LyBARKT The Prescription Drug Store : : K 33c 19c > �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15, 1834 strucUve a* well as interacting. ' II saw hundreds of white faced cattle steps and marched in to their ac- start to finish. The ladles feel grateMra. N. H. Barber. Dora Johnson ' ~M,i.r.<~ii. „„ -j; t>w Tii: hili- oustomed reata. then lesson* began ful to all who helped to make It a and Mra. George Woods went to f In earnest. The patient little teach-1 succes,. *« i»rtfeui» u™ Battle Creek Wednesday where they 1 । thousand cattle were feedinger in explained the over and over In detail The 2flth annual Sunday School Many tales had been told me of oI 30-000 “cres; 20.000 acres the lesson, of the day; one hour lea- 1 convention of Prairieville wwruhlp with others were royally entertain­ sons------and. then,-----a recess held at tlie ***• M. E. church quu Sun-- ed by Mrs. Carrie Blanchard. Past !. ite mounuuns mounuta wmen which ru»e row, in In sraauKhrol-V. — s. •------ , . ,------tod ,;T;—-------. me .7Z, of ten mln-. opposed to the state of Michigan eur around the' little town of Blue U*c R 1X5,1 ranch being available for jutes; and this continued through- day afternoon. The King service President ot Che Rebekah Assembly, adding $38,000,000 to its bonded debt Lake. California, and a* I gazed on pasture. Two ridcra were engaged in :out the day. It was with regret that WM led by Rev. Miles; Devotional, ut Post's Inn. A fine time reported. (Continued from page Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ritchie of Kal­ as they roamed;I took leave of my new-found Mr. Beers; Bong. Mra. Karl Krick ---------------- ---------- -- one) - 1the-dizzying tne» dizzying height* heights covered coverea with witn carUig for Uie —cattle r-—r~ gram. We hope to see the time L--------------7* ------j— j .------ — at the mountains. । friends at the clone of day and was an<j mu, Lucile Adrairuon; Song amazoo were Sunday guesta of Mrs. ' , -------------------.... I wondered howLeaving there tHnvioh althe willcar. through the z-----------come, and it will come quicker if we c ty schooU to carry on until thc could 1 dense forests r6ads wlde cnoUKh we followed fnitr.wad aa । driven slowly down the mountain by yr and X!rs Arthur Lathrop Jennie Norris. hardships which the vote this bond issue down, when dore of the school year . foj. aj^nll car to drtvxn Up mountain stream far down the trail side, back to the little town of Blue । Mrs. Mildred Cattle and Mary Jean Howard Temple, wlw> has spent Michigan will have a sensible, work­ The amounts ofthe different tax- Uirough and around ltlO6r steep into the redwoods where a mlnla- Lake and home again.—Bertha Bar- smith; Mr,. David Shephard had several mon Ills with Mr. and Mrs. able plop.of raising what money it ra and fundsrent out were as folMark Norris, has entered Fairmont to u,mk ol nnctM,t hlgh ture |»etrined forest wo* located; **“’ j charge of the music. Mrs. Bellinger - __ . , . . .. iicciu needs iw for auui such programs piugrains u as un* this . up ln ^40^. mountains on which linmenre logs turned entirely to If the Mateat Mlchlt^a had the|wlthoul pum, up interest-bearing lows. ; and Mrs. Pearl Brown each gave a hospital. Kalamazoo. for the aumDelinquent Tax. crops were raised seemed almost un- stone lay scattered about In our one* or could get it without pay-' obligations hh—k™. for its -■»< —n. to pay. reading; the round table talk was.I"'Friday the Delton and Prairieville ' .citizens ALL VISITORS TO THE $ 1G6571 believeable. j conducted by Rev. Miles. Tlie re-1 lng Interest—which Of course it Assyria TwpMy curiosity was soon Pathway. This formalioif U not un­ 'school boys crossed bats. resulting i ' nor Is bv thn . . 826.11 to be satisfied when nn invitation common in different section* of CENTURY OF PROGRESS Iwu u» irhrvrl* Khoou wah m cannot—we would toe glad to aee Maple Grove Twp............. In Prairieville's defeat. Never mind, ling. Mra. Homer Flower haa been these improvements made. Wc be­ Castleton Twp .. 202.81.cakne tor our entire parly to spend northern California, especially 1.091.53 a few days on the Russ ranch. con-|*here the wood is subjected to the Will Hnvo an Onnortunitv of lieve such, a bond issue at this time enic,enl present of the con- boys, you did well and next time I Woodland Tw p .. ----------WH1 Have an opportunity oi ,vantlon lu organIlBUon May you may be the winners. If not, keep . 353.90 fisting of 10.000 acres several milts .mountain streams which contain a would delay the adoption of a rea­ Johnstown Twp smiling. You know victory or de­ Seeing How the New OhevI she retain thia office many more sonable plan of taxation tn Mlchl.. 781.37 , up in the Sima*, about 3.000 feet *««•«« percentage of silicate. Passing Baltimore Twp...................: feat take It like gentlemen and I .. 698 57 above sea level. back «P through the narrow trail - gan—one that would enable the rolet Car. Are Made ““ h,r Hastings Twp....................... know you do. Better luck next time. »tate to retire the bonds it now .. 186 45 j On the appointed day. a tiny slip ® startled deer paused tor a moment Carlton Twp......................... Installation of equipment for the Tlie Multifile Hitch will be demon owes, over $50,000,000. not Increase .. 60571 of a girl Barry called Twp for ...... us seated very “’d «»’n sought refuge in the new­ assembly of Chevrolet automobiles I <UX1 by H P Moxkv EAST WALL LAKE them, and at the same time grad­ Hope Twp ... 303 93 confidently behind tlie wheel of the b>’ thicket. Upon returning to the (Continued from page one) AND VICINITY. ually build the buildings and con­ .. 216 44 big car that wa* to convey us hither ranch house wc made a trip of ex­ the^W?"c7ntury0ofr‘Pro2e5ffIn- mal h‘“b“ld»y specialist. Michigan Rutland Twp....................... Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bolter and two struct the roads and Improvements this county from the Production Irving Twp .. 812 14 tor mile* above thc towns and leave ptoraiion to a deserted old fort at ^‘Tprii1128EUThSln s ®ona and Merle Reynolds of Cressey . 255.06 us stranded somewhere on solid l,u? farther end of the old ranch Credit Association, covering appll- Prairieville Twp................. Visited at Clifford Kahler's Sunday. Ch ’ al i ri t a m nr* n comt»anv b M E a,lo *» te ams of four, five or six . you-go plan, instead of adding, bur­ .. 115 30 ground between the earth and sky y ar ‘ iB was with eagerness that we cations made by farmers within the Orangeville Twp Sunday visitors at E. D. Reynolds' handled without the dens to people who are already . 87.72 With some ronie strange strange mUgivings, misgivings, I I . lifted the latch of the heavy d door ^°r Chevrolet Motor Company. M. E. borscs to last few weeks, according to Harold Yankee Springs Twp......... Mr. ItaSJ were, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas. over-burdened. .. 301.19 questioned if this little iady lady was i s:1 nntl “ pepped stepped Inside; inside; this old fort Coyle, president and general manaJ. Foster. County Agricultural Agent. Tiiornapplc Twp................. ..... ■ . * . u>n« Kull* VrtF flip KZklHlkkr« nnrfpv I H a Mrs. Jennie Honeysett, Miss Helen — —— ■ capable of making such a liazard- ■ was built for thc soldiers, under the ger. announces. talnly knows how to handle the We hare no sympathy with the Six loans were closed last week for Complete Installation will be; ef- lcams ab rfght. Now If the farm- Wiliams. Clyde Fisher and-friend ot .87,004.80’ous drive over tliose dizzy heights., command of General Grun^, who idea that the stale of Michigan can the buying of horses, tools and Total the ached-, erl and the Kalamazoo. 635 05 along narrow roads, around elbow wore stationed on this land. Many fectcd well in advance bring prosperity to its people by necessary farm repairs. Production city of Hastings Jennie Reynolds spent Friday In 1680 curves, down steep inclines and sought protection here frotA thc uled reopening of the 1034 Worlds equipment necessary for the work retting out on a campaign of money­ Credit Asson. loans money to farm- Village of Middleville .. Kalamazoo. iucky 7485 bring us safely to our destination; ‘terrific onslaught of lhe Indians. Fair on May 2fl. Mr. Coyle said. as- they-i] spending, with tlie idea that we can ers at 5 1-2 per cent Interest for a village of Freeport / “ , Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cairns, Miss Bl M later I leanied she had often driven ; Many massacres occurred in the suring early visitors that they will spend ourselves Into prosperity. year> time, with .the privUege. In village of Nashville . . be able to see an automobile built' Ja*j'es Calthrop passed away Jane Ann Wlnefred and Rachel Otto «■>', tliose trails un many a dark night. : nearby mountains. The old walls Prosperity will not come that way. some cases, for renewals. A chattel Village of Woodland .... 6J5 more trans un many a uarx iiigm. -------- ' . ----- . V — ’--------. t.n (mm the ham frame tn the Monday evening at his home where '.were stillstill intact andand thethe ra van ex of of ____ i Mi-mingly unafraid. Wl're intact ravages com'teu-d e.r r" tte op.nSs 'or ’J?1’-1!" of West Cressey were Saturday callNo individual would think he could mortgage is taken back on stock, era of E. D. Reynolds. $ 823 99 We started out across the little t ‘ mr had made little impress on thc better his condition by Increasing tools and sometimes crops to secure Total ^*"..ter' .“te VT'n'.teXS Several have tried fishing but no | town of Blue Lake, over the moun-1surroundings; it now served, as a UU tte eK-« to, or Ur. his debts and paying more interest, the loan. Parties wishing to nva avail School District Aid. luck. Too cold and windy. tain side, down the narrow hill to! store house for small tools used on tion. The state is made up of individual themselves^ of Jhis loan must be good moral risk as well as have re- MaVd^Grove Twp 165 00 Korbel. across the old bridge where I the ranch. E. D. Reynolds and wife spent Machinery is identical with that LV'ki el|,bty, V?. "’TL** ,V “ “Z Thursday mursuuy with wnn ui 260 00 | thc day their son, curity to offer. Applications can lie Castleton Twp P ’ Evening—and again wc gathered used in Chevrolet's nine other us-1 highly respected and will be missed >Lce. When the present state adminis­ 541.00 Ilour real ascent began; up past the and family at Cressey, rembly plant*, with lhe exception made out at County Agent Foster s woodiAn.i tJ-t. hv hlx _____ .. —. tration took over the government office on Wednesdays and Saturday, SuX Ton not nnlv only by his famllv family hut but hl« his mnnv many 363.00 old Indian arrow tree, up tlie nar- about tlie open fire place and. as of overhead conveyors. Thc latter j nnt row grade, constantly climbing; stories of former days were told, it they promised economy; but we fail friends. He leaves to mourn two 229 00 OBITUARY. have been replaced by floor type pausing only for a backward view of seemed thc heads of the deer above 0,1 y' Baltimore Twp 218 00 Mary E< Snyder was bom at Sathe । sons. La Verne and Marshall, six the peaceful villages we had left • the mantle looked down and told conveyors to bring part* to Three forms of loans are now Hastings Twp proposition of selling S38.000.000 183 00 fur behind, ever winding — ever | their silent story of the survival of proper stations along lhe line. This' grandchildren and seven great­ vastapool July 11. 1851. She was worth of state bonds that will cost i available to the farmers from gov- Carlton Twp 315.00 slight change in factory procedure grandchildren. His wife and four :married to Rev. Spencer 8. Pierce the people of Michigan $66500,000 In 1 ernment agencies. The Federal Farm Barry Twp preceded him. Sympathy . । 1869 In Isabella county. TYj this 204 00 'climbing-over the narrowing trail the fittest; poised on top of the provides visibility for the thousands children --------— -----''*n with only a plucky girl acting us mountains there above lhe world we principal and interest, on the ridlc- Mortgage Loan loans money with a Hope Tup expressed for the family. He was union were bom eight children, two is expressed 211XX) oh real estate security. Rutland ~ Twp! .!! ! picking her way slowly seemed so very near tile stars .*01111- who will watch the assembly each buried in our cemetery Wednesday, of them preceding their mother in ulous assumption that we can spend mortgage - ---- ‘ 'for -----------------------134.00 'chauffeur, and cautiously, the great car re- 'ing brightly above; a shrill cry from day. Machines will again be finourselves Inta prosperity. Individuals There loans ore for several hundred Irving Twp j death. Mrs. Ida Mary Bellinger of 333.00 ■ s........ I,.,., itu.-. ..... ... ..... ... some ----- - wild .......... i of the r...... , callvJ-'J ■shed tn sliver with black trim, and afternoon 169 00 l ’ o,Rlln K ,Htc magic to every turn of anima) forest dollars or more. । Prairieville Twp !. ! and communities, and we will say Mrs. Elizabeth Williamson of Kai- Mecosta Co. and Mr. Edward Ray All be manned by approximately 236 00llhe wheel- Past mountain cabins, ing to its mate and ail'was still saver* 1 The Production Credit Asson. Orangeville Twp. . . ttates also, will find that they can 2<M) workers In white uniforms. 1 amazoo. who lias been seriously ill. Pjerce of Pine River. Rev. Spencer 112 00 s< ’ 1 ,ttr back ,n the Great forests of. the little mountain brook crooning 0 * help thc country out of its present loans money with a chattel mortgage Yankee Springs Twp. A balcony reven feel above the is convalescing at tlie home of her a Pierce died on May 11. 1910. She i mammoth redwoods where shy a soothing .song beneath our win­ financial distress by easing burdens on personal property for security. Thomappie Twp . . assembly line and erected in cir­ sister. Mr. and Mra. Milo Lehman. । was then united in marriage on Dec. __। children pcN-jx'd out to rec who Hie flows. Loans from a hundred and fifty dol­ Charles Garrett was called to 22nd. 1913 to Rev. Benjamin Travis ------------------------- ... M ... M I posser-by might be. climbing higherj Day-break—and wc were to visit cular form so that the maximum ' Minnesota to help care for a sick of Middleville, who was an earnest lars and up----------------------arc made, depending on TYrtal .......................... number of visitors may walk com­ the security.---------------------------------------------------. Mastin™..................... ir. on' dfrp ^nyons yawning at the , the kiie little niuc mountain iiuniiiuiiu school sciiuoi that mau day uhj minister of the Ompel. In lhe Unltpletely around the line and watch brother. He started Wednesday. The Government S«ed Loan Is City of Hastings — ~ 00 s,de|flve .. . I five miles miles distant. distant. At At the the apiwlnted appointed every operation in tlie building of a1 Mr and Mra. Robert McKibbln ed Brethren church. He passed away made with a chattel mortgage . Redemption Tax. Below, the winding mountains. tlnw th(. plucky nttle tcaeher loudcd, and family went to Martin to Mr.; to his reward on May 28. 1923. against the 1934 crops. Loans of 625, Assyria Twp 297 8s where between the trees wc caught her two youngest pupils into the lit-. typically modern automobile, lias । DcForest's home where they celeMrs. Travis was taken sick two I Mn Maple Twp. . and up are made. "’" Grove n> "*' ... 246.90 I glimpses ol nn occasional open je old truck which served as school been provided. Production of 25 to 30 cars a day .!S?u“d.ln.lAonor of D°,u,ltIf<’n Me- weeks ago and gradually grew worse j There three loons are designed to!J Castleton Twp 69 2) । space where mountain homes were blls and started tor her day's work is planned. Two body types—1;Kibbin s 8th and Bernard and Ber- till site passed away on Sunday aft166.8G 1 sighted; glorying in tiu? wondrous; ttcrofi* the mountains, describing on take care of all the credit a farmer Woodland Twp coaches and sedans—will be built on • nardeen DeForest's 4th natal day,, emoon. April 15. 1934. at the home Johnstown Twp | needs. Application and information 212JO.wildness of lhe canyon a* It lay in, the way Die interesting places we rplK>rtcd. of her son. George pierce of Armada. Master Chevrolet chassis. Reg- A J??0*1 4lnw I on any one of the three may be had Baltimore Twp 193.46 all it* natural beauty, hundreds of1 ,)UXM.d Traveling through acres ot lhe ulnr inspection poet* will check ev- [ The Barry County Odd Fellow where she had been staying since Hastings Twp. at the County Agent's office. • 247J1) feet to the rushing mountain stream |nnen timber she described vividly be • •--------— operation along the line, and and Rebekah Association will Carlton Twp 14161 below. Again, ae looked down on the little village that had at one ery held Monday evening. May 7. Ex1 Barry Twp. 75.35 Christmas prairie, nearly hidden by Umc nourished here among thc I the cars will be driven out under | pect to have a good speaker and a 9 months and 4 days. Surviving ore OBITUARY. six children, George A. Pierce. Ar­ Hope Twp 15 10. thc toreu where peaceful cattle stumps; after the Umber had been their own power, tested and put 1good time so be "here and enjoy It. , ma da. Bert and Loren D. Pierce, Emma A. Armour, daughter of Rutland Twp through final Inspection right on ! 85 12 grazed, still climbing up and up-.cut- lhe cablns werc burned Remember the date. I Hastings. Warren J. Pierce. Char­ fEUick and Sally Ann Dunn, was Irving Twp 200 74 the charming little chauffeur talk- ]cst some squatter take ixjssession the spot. Mrs. Smith and children attended | lotte. Mrs. Nettie Hartwick. Kalama­ bom in Shiawassee county. Michl- j Prairieville Twp Additional Interest will be fur13 95 ing lovingly to the big car. adddre.ss- and rcnialI1 mdeflnitcly. much to the a dramatic operetta. "Lelawala," nt1 zoo. Mrs. Jessie B. Hollister. Flint, gan. Sept- 13. 1872. She passed away Orangeville Twp nlshed this year In the Chevrolet L ~ 7 52 Jl lng it a* Dinah and encouraging it rancher's displeasure. Otembly plant by the ln.ull.uon or "Wb'- one brother, Loren Snyder. Grand at Pennock hospital In Hastings!‘ Yankee Springs Twp . 227 89 by promising the radiator a cool, At - a certain |>laco • in thc narrow a "knee ietlon" mtembly. «n out- Tte prolowtat. -Th. Intend or NIM- । Ledge and sixteen grandchildren. Sunday, April 18. 1934. aged 61 years, i Thomapple Twp 112 71 Itfffhk when we reached the trough trai) , thc holn was sounded rather .undln, rexnre ot the 1KH Chee• 7 months. 2 days. «"•> Funeral services were held at Bap­ -------— on thc mountain side at Hungry viciously and tiirec little chlidren rolet. Visitors will see Just how tets rollowing It. Time was ' list church Wednesday, April lij. ; She was united in marriage to. Total 1.358 81 Hulluw. At this point were all ,cnnie running out from among the K>8B1 HO1IUW. AC mt|»IDI we ail this remsrksble derelopment. which ? ,v‘v,,d Rev. Adcock officiating. Interment at ; Hamilton O. Armour. January 21. AKE the most of your City of Hastings S3 0, dellshuM lo ■»,« and pick tte wild »„ w rrmlx from no-«tere contributes w m.l.Hslly lo riding ““ happenings ot that time. In­ .' Pine River cemetery. 1890. 1Y> tWs union were born five । gj flowers growing tn profusion everyreading hours. Enjoy children: Mrs. Lyle Shedd of Bal-| Village of Nashville comfort. Is constructed. _____jwhere. In by-gone days a small in Home distance from thc trail and tie Creek. Mr. Floyd Armour ot Hus-1 Chevrolet is again the only com ­ Total 84.84 flourished at this place omy stopping stopping in ui the me neighborncignoor।.were were only , Ungs. Mrs. Lyle Dickerson of Dowlcompanionship, the charm thc mountains where nn Immciue lltXK1 lur for u lbc of uiicnaing attending pany which will oix-rate an auto­ -- --------------.................. lc purpose 01 j ing. Mrs. William Buckland ot that have made the AT­ iiriu'-mlll «»>.. iri.vr rmtilnvniAnt In tteth,. lw .montte .. . whool . . period, . . mobile assembly line at tlie Fair, employment to McOMBER SCHOOL NEWS. I Litchfield. Mrs Gamer Hampton of men ot >!>.' colony Bm no! . m. l hrM. „„ children competed tte Mr. Coyle stated. LANTIC. for seventy-five Hastings, all who are left to mourn, Our school beat the Dowling Ude oi tte filiate remained «nd only ^noni.el or lhl> mountain Ktad years, A ra er leas most school Friday. Wc are going to play PRAIRIEVILLE. lhe tass of a loving wife and mother. -------------------— - -—•» ~ „ ■ Pnduy De' ­ the maul.tain slream told the tale 0( ^*1 sal In the school room that day Besides there arc .left to mourn tliA the rXiirfAn Durfee school .... next There were more than a hundred quoted and most cherished Business Indexes such cm car loading!, one sister. Mrs. lantha Rlsbridger of Greenfield U our captain for ■ , < . tlhe thought came to me many time., attended the Mother-Daughter ban­ magazine. still climbing slowly up and up. wondering If other means of an cdelectric current consumption and percen I Battle Creek', nine grandchildren. Ihe spring season. Good luck, bascquet Friday night. Mrs. Chester untll It seemed »e were driving over'ucaU<lll would unordcd tiure Johncock was toastmistress, intro­ ond a host of other relatives and b®11 t«am! the t^ tap off llv the’ world; lhcn then *' with In this little white duced by Mrs. L. D. Mlles. Miss of buxine?*. These all show steady In­ 1 The little folks have been making thr p5I th one children save in Send $1. (mentioning this friends. i trrrlfir riln wn r—tllnrl rirrumH Ou. ... .. .... creases. As a nation we are winning out One precious to pur hearts U gone .trips to Banana Land and Orange?Iterr‘,ic dl,‘WP ro,lcd around tlie last schoolhouse on the mountain side, Margaret Burchett gave the toast land. We have an orange grove and Cbrve of lhr ^reatu mountain, past We arriVPd at the building and soon to “Our Mothers" and Mrs. Hazel The voice we loved is stilled. Safety, up-to-the-minute facilities, court­ The place made vacant In our home , banana plantation in the sandtable ,c corJ'a1-'' ,l’’to'he gnrat raf,ch the American flag was floating high Billings to "Our Daughters." A vo­ eous and efficient personnel .and active The Camp Fire group. Nalslhi..ynr< w 2cr* .* ]c b R car •M?c7lvd, 10 .above the little grove surroundUig cal solo by Mrs. Earl Dunlop; a The Atlantic Monthly Can never more be filled. community Interest and co-operation are spent the day In Battle Creek g^j. , S, °P exhaatted. A neyer-to-bc-forlh e rehoolhouse. There wa* much reading by, Mrs. Paul Brown; in­ Our Father in His wisdom called indexes of a foo' *—------ ' ' 8 Arlington Street - Boston urday The girls went through the!80”0*1 unfolded before ,work lo p.. bef^. thc IeMons strumental music with Mrs. David The boon His love had given.. are winning out. A fire must be kindled at piano juid Miss Mary Jean Smith, And though on earth tlie body lies Kellogg factory, visited Camp Firci^, °'er, du<2?’!» ra£8e.« o(. n’uU<'!' coUld ._____ 5-3 headquarters, and enjoyed the aft- U ?? ue bchc d 1 ,c U1 a L*U ant* frcsh water brought from the clarinet; nn able address by .fdrs. Thc soul is safe in Heaven. ernoon playing and swimming at the 'ris,^ ,k'n‘.,Uu * .u.1 U w dU‘ mountain stream, so there was lit- W. II. Veen Boer of Grand Rapids. V. W. c. A. Ttenk. to Mte TuUk “,r Jteemlbl. upon tte ,lmc lc„ Ior Wo„ „„ The banquet was all that the word anti Mra. arernteld (or tramnori-:!?"!“"? JS”1?? "*?• “«h J *“ t ’ ‘ " „ ... ” T > rung. Eac*1 farmed in line implies. Thc decorations were love­ tlon their glory rhe . lhe old ranch hcucc , according to their height before Ute ly. It was an enjoyable affair from »rl, *a u-i-1rnrtiin<r itx Camp Fire ntteUnk Saturday tmh! brT",tea »tti Edith >Tobias the Hemtersltu t sctlina of tiurnlc “ nd gold. 8°,d Once On" in,n? vzuri. a-i.i™.. of .... . • . and district Mcnaersiwi SJd<1 {hc h|gh ft.nce surTOundlng lbd A Visit to the Russ Ranch Near Blue Lake, California rote Against 10783863 We think it hardly necessary, aft­ we have said in this article More Bonds erandwhat heretofore, to add that we are I TOTREASURER ACHIEVEMENT DAY FOR THE 4-H CLUBS i Send $1 for the next 5 months of The Atlantic Monthly M ... ... —wm, uctlipJ.U1)1, annua Winning Out National Bank of Hastings MIXED DANCES Murray’s Clear Lake Lodge Friday, April 27th All Star Ensemble Music by HARRY WOODMANSEE and His Orchestra - RAY TALMADGE, Caller Join the Crowd Where Merriment Prevails! Paid in Claims! Citizens Mutual Auto ims.cc M. O. H I L L 15% Operating Profit for the year of 1933. 38’/2% Loss Ratio. Business increased more than 75 % over year ago. Insure with the CITIZENS’ MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE COMPANY Boy scout Troon 88. meet* Satur-1 ra'"b,l,,s old P'acc. Tf day at the schoolAoure ,*“h evcr>„ conceivable plan', and The men hnd a nn. .. ■1 flower until it seemed that nature, > no. "te lul P bm'“ "“d bni"h ,n The next P. T. A is Mav 3 wi h P“lnl-' °r ,hP old masters and was Iscnhath Entertainers and normal class play. .llcrv and there along the way adding Our district is helping the Durfee color ,*? ^r?d5i n*"'2'lK fo1: district with their p. t a program ,8f.e o( b.‘ish and 5hrut 71,1 ma“vd' thl, month" P stalks with their lavender and I We are having an Arbor Dav oro- dc*‘l1'>r purples were softly blended gram this next WedrwJtay. Beatrice ■ u.hy Matteson U clmlrman. i »“ns,es 1’cc’x'd ,rom thelr bcds- 1Ut' The 2d. 3d and 4th grades have 12® ,hflr “* *‘Ung «un. been having a contest in Arithmetic Fjery,noo,k and comer seemed to They have have been ^ divided divided into into' hrol* tav 1 ,r>ln» « * * oul out-do each 2 other with They ,ryln '.d“ each Uier w .“h teams, the Lions and the Elephant*. Elephant* i.thclr.. 7>>al colorln colorl,18* S* Hoapitaiit) Tlie Lion team consisting of Connie >rtalht‘d "'iwyn'c over all; climbing Thomas Louise Pennington and up ‘hr •rrlra r?rt“ aba'r Moe Morgan were the whuiers Mae W*'c^d “,C 8Un d,p Morgan was the highest scorer slowly into the Pacific, TTie Camp Fire Girls afe planning' lol*owed ‘he mountain chill ,a bird hunt breakfast Saturday lhr ahadM of cve»‘n8 gathered; l April 28. at seven A. M Breakfast and \hB.Vun M .Wc *2olt °.Ur pbce2 is to be cooked In lhe open following "ound . nre-place and । the bird hike <i there high up In there mountains— We un are having a world series terte. in,;. ir. Q"1* ma«erple Iwened . ,,7 te»-we .. .— ~ , lo n.,.. ... .. ' . ... . the rarliu Ihn baseball The New York Giants Ithe rad*° thc FVrntK evenU d ot Ibr lhe are leading the Yankees at tlie end ,n ““f* *»‘dof the 5th inning. Bob Traver Is Wc *erc s!,u a 1>art of ,lhls KITUt captain of tiie Yankees, and Dora.unlvcr8e alth°U8h seemingly sus‘.jpended hA between earth and *sky. Gardner. the oUnts. '****" — v*' I Blowlyjhe voices were hushed; tlie Beat Durfee Friday Inoisy lAughter died away and each Robert Moon, rejxirtcr. one wa* in a land of his own |j thought world as lhe logs crackled THE CROSS ROADS. lhe and blazed in Ute open fire. Softly Mrs. Mind* Billingsley' of t.„ ,,_-k one by one sought his rest and only Wood district is spending the week -life, shadows of the flickering fire । with Mr. and Mrs. Orley Smith. ' Clinton Allen and family of Has­ were left for company; night—and tings have moved In the Walter only the faint tinkle of a far-away cow-bell wafted from the hill-side 1 Snyder house. Mr and Mrs. Edward Brown and broke the silence. What a li^ven of . -Louis of Paris and Mr. and Mra rest for a tired business man. Morning—with all It* glorious Jack Allen of Hastings spent Sunday sunshine, and what a surprising view with Clyde Sledge and family. Harold Allen Smith of Hastings met our astonished gaze as we hur­ spent the week end with his grand- ried out beyond the corrals to meet the sun and bid the old Pacific parents. I John Cook and family vWitcd their. good morning. Not a mountain wa* .parents. Mr. and Mrs..Lawtle Mc­ in sight—not a tree—no ocean in the distance; during the night what Bain. of Delton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Tuttle of a change iiad been wrought! A* we Lansing, Mr. and Mra. Dan Marble, stood tn the gorgeous sunlight, beand Lynn. Mr and Mrs Tom Beck km* us lay a sea of fog. like billows and Mra. Nellie McMurry of Has­! of ice over forest and mountains. tings were Sunday guest* of Mrs. What a sublime scene as we feasted Jane Tuttle. • Little Miss Wilma Lou Roush ac­ companied Mildred Crates to Grand Uy beneath us. then aa it slowly re­ ceded the distant mountain tops Raptds Sunday. shown out, resembling small islands . The annual world wool clip la more than enough to fill 1333,000 lions of the ranch that morning, we Severe WINDSTORM Rips Into Michigan Again This Month! A number of property owners were caught with no windstorm insurance—their buildings were destroyed and they suffered HEAVY loss! The Next Windstorm May Wreck YOUR Buildings If this should happen, have you ample windstorm insurance so that you will not suffer loss? This company paid $223,465.05 last year to its policy holders. This big company writes a liberal, fair policy and the cost is so low, based on an experience of 48 years, that NO PROPERTY HOLDER can afford to BE WITHOUT SUFFICIENT WINDSTORM INSURANCE! Act NOW! Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Co HOME OFFICE-HASTINGS, MICHIGAN . The Largeat of It. Kind in the State of Michigan This fine bam. 36x104, was bsdly damaged by a windstorm April 1 on Sec. 34, Fenton township. Ge Greiner. We adjusted this lore Pair Dealing and Prompt Settlement of claims have made this Company Popular . See one of ouriocal Agents . . . or write to the Home Office. It was located �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 19J4 Social Events and Personal Mention _ I TEACHERS’ CLUB HOLDS MEETING dinner for in th. rliUw uifrt fr«i. “THE VIRGINIAN” CAST the Bunday edition of the Kalama-' ------------zoo Gaaette, concerning a former Players, Wivef, Husbands, H^Nte1<andM>e»nl6ole Newton. Has-’ Assistants Combine Work 3TTUI Helpful Suggestion Members Vote to Join Barry PIE CRUST. :-----■ - ----------Hi County Music Associa. ~3 cupa pastry flour 1 teaspoon salt. ting*, announce the marriage of i • John Shafer of Fowter wa* lhe Rldiard Wilson of Belding wa* in Mr*. Jack Snyder of South Hastlon—Present Gift and• Pleasure at “ Club 6 tablespoon* lard. cold. to Glesa-1 the city Mohdky7 Ung* visited her daughter. Mrs Earl । At monthly meeting of the their daughter, Mildred, ana Mr* cvMember* of the cast of “The Vir­ Kermeen, of East Caltdonla from ; Hasting* Teacher*' club held in the Donald Doyle was home from Fedewa. and family on Sunday. Mix tlie salt with the flour. Com­ ginian." four-act drama to be preMr*. Charlo* Pott* spent part at Bunday tUl Thursday. She also at- K. of P. hall on Thursday evening, hur^as 7prll by H“Un«* Belding over Sunday. bine the fat and flour and salt, but P D Wmci oTLiowr waa tn th* Mr motb<r’ tended the Parmelee T. a. fi nn a delightful program wa* enjoyed were.read at noon Thursday. April era thl* week Wednesday and Fri- <io not ovtrmlx^ The fat should M Worse* of Lapeer, wa* in the DePlanta of Grand Rapid* Thursday. consisting of two piano snips by Mis* 19, by Dr. John W. Dunning, pastor day. together with husbands, wives not be divided into tiny particle*, for clty Monday on buxine**. Mr*. Richard Welton and daugh­ Mildred Tuttle, two violin number* of the First Presbyterian church, at and those who assisted in it* pro-| if it 1* the pie cru*t will never be Frank Bole* of Battle Creek wa* home tn Lo* Angele*. Calif., after ters, Barbara and Julalne, Mr. and by Wesley Logan and a reading by the home of the bride’s brother- duction. were delightfully enter- , tender and flaky. The fat particle* r HaatLng* visitor Monday. ■pending aome lime here on busi- Mrs. Ros* Bldelman and Norma Mis* Jean Barnes MU* Anne Bur­ ------- |tained at a buffet supper 'at the should be about the atee of small Fdm Eldred, well-known attorney nca*. jean spent Bunday with their cous­ ton wa* In charge of tlie game*, F TheMbHde---------------------------------------- 'Hollnts Country Club Friday eve-[pea*. The combining may be done of Ionia, waa in lhe city Monday on I Mra Kellie Crou returned on in*. Mr. and Mr*. A- T. Keech. In which were enjoyable. The Club pre­ hiiT. Irinte nlng commencing al 6:30 o'clock?with a tough blender, a small de­ buaineaa, . ‘'Wedneaday weaneaaay trom from trie the winter* winter* *o*o- Grand Rapids. They also visited sented Mrs. Gerald Smith <Leorn ? "T? TB’ to eh«TI« ol Uw vice «hKh raabto on. U> out U» Ut Mra. Wlllia,® ! Journ in Kiaalpunee and other Richard Welton at Blodgett hospital. Mn» HUI .nd ?.ruoni. .“?■ Benton) with a lovely gift. wa* the gueat of Mra. Robert Mills MIm Beatrice Goggins was in ciiairman. Mr*. James Bristol and in with two knfve*: or If you work' The committee in charge was enMra ££ Fedewa and Miss’AmMU> Jfl“c Vlnoenl °* B*,dln« Grand Rapids .on Saturday. with valley chiffon. MLss Martan composed oi MU* Marie Rowe. Fred Mrs. Richard Grow. Miss Janet quickly and deftly it may be done I bra Fedewa were in Grand Rapids th* 8U“l °l M1” QfrUude John Hoyt of Potterville was tn S. Jones. Mbs Lena Leiter. Mrs. Hayes. Grand Rapids, bridesmaid, Teale assisted with the serving. The with „4th the finger*, Angers. Hampton on Tuesday and Wednes- the dty Saturday to visit old friends Bertha Kuhn. Mis* Mary William* wore a dusty pink triple sheer crepe tabidl were charmingly decorated in When the particle* • of fat arc on Saturday. |day of lost week. dreu. and her bouquet wa* of rap­ frontier ityle. and Mra. Mabel Clark. Earl Warcham ha* gone to Detroit ------coated -— with - --------------flour,---sprinkle ------------------------a little’ Club members voted to join the ture roses, tied with pink valley where he ha* apposition with an ad- L Mr. and Mra. Harry Foster of ot friend* at Wolfe lake over lhe During th^ course of the evening, cold water evenly over the dry mix­ [Bellevue and Mra. Mary Barlow and week end. chiffon. Arthur Balfour. Battle Barry county Mu/lc Association Dr. DeForeat Walton presented L. E. ture. and then, using a fork, mix KUn. * 55 ■rw.tit with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Meyers and which U in procea* of organization. Creek, waa best man. Following the Barnett, the director, with a travel-.with a tossing motion, *prinkling| daughter visited friends In Lake service* Mrs Mobooey served a George Huffman of Detroit spent W. w H. Otb of' Rutland. RuUBnrf lng bag on behalf oi the cast in ap- I more cold water on the top a* dry; wedding breakfast, and covers were 'I Mr. and Mr*. Loyal Edger and Odessa on Sunday Bunday In the dty. preelation of the work he ha* done, flour and fat come to the top. con[children and Ml** Helen Wibon Mis* Vivian Biddle of Battle CAST DINNER FOR “THE laid for fifteen guest*. Mr. and Mr*. Hubert Cook andj' By way of entertainment was a tlnue adding waler until the dam- । visited Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Brigg* Creek wa* the Sunday guest of Mr poem composed and read by Mrs. . pened particle* iticit together when' Mrs. A- D. Kniskern were in Grand VIRGINIAN ” PLAYERS 1 Mrs DBec 15 n eruduate of Ha*. vinui raiHn fla i eno jl|nga H(gh and cm and Mr*. Dan Lewis. Rapids on Saturday. t I of Bowen* Mill* Sunday. Edward Goodyear into which the lightly pressed. 1 Mr. and Mr*. Ray Kelley spent, Lora Norton relumed recently ployed for several years at the Con­ names ol all members of the cast1 Divide the dough into halve*, and Mr. and Mrs. Eben Smith of To­ At thc conclusion of the second ledo were over Sunday guest* of Mr. ( Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. from Chenango Fork*. Ne.w York, performance of "The Virginian" sumers Power Company In Kulu- I Were cleverly woven. Also of spe-1 press the particles of each firmly towhere he spent the winter. maz<x>. Mr. Dxge was graduated clal Interest IIUcre*t wa* was ia motion picture Igether (but do not knead). Roll one and Mrs. Edwin Smith. r,~' oTTr.'iT Mr. and Mr*. C. A- Wibert spent Friday evening, members of the cast from Western State Teachers' Col-I'film taken dduring 1 rehearsals of the half into a sheet about 1-8 indv Fred Palmer, tqho I* working In No™ 8m,‘h1‘" Ruttand■ the week end in Hillsdale as the und assistant* who have worked to- ,lege. After u short honeymoon trip.|plJ£ by MraRiX Indianapolis. Ind., has been apend-, ”, lard Groos. -thick, then line a slightly flour pan gether through some thirty-five re- ,the couple will reside in Holland | ‘ ; John A. Wooten and W. J. Field at­ guest* «f Miss Ruth Wibert. . bride's going away suit was of: Tlie “ social1 'part of the evening at with it. Fill with fmtt filling. tended live Jefferson banquet at Mr*. Olive Phillips ot Grand Rap­ hcarzal*. and a few outside guest* The 'the club wa* cut short iin order Mr. and Mrs. Will Bowerman of n — i— to Ron Mcond half into a similar id* U spending the week with her will be entertained at a buffet lunch- .green silk boucle with navy blue tte- »»,. Ai<.h «... Big Rapid* called on their aunt. , Grand Rapids Thursday evening. allow plenty of time for the more sheet and cut a design on it Damp­ con in the community room at Cen-1i ccusories. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edmonds re ­ father. Mort Townsend, and family. Mr*. N. B. Rose, Sunday. । serious business of rehearsing the en the edge of the lower crust Mrs. Ray EUcman ot Fort Wayne, Guests Ou~U from out of ol Mr. and Mra. Milne Patrick of turned Friday from Kissimmee. Fla., second and fourth acts. the upper crust upon the “ mk T j ES Tolk'u ’ m ’ rti.rm. 1 Mr " Arlhur B«ltour. Bold, Crt«k;| Ionia were Sunday guest* of Mr. ■nonding a week with Mr. and Mrs. Ind., i* the guest of her sister and ... , I pre** Thosethe who attended the onto party upper crust firmly thc “0 Mr, Umom No.l.m .nd' , Earl Fraas at Cuyahoga Fall*. Ohio. husband. Dr. and Mrs. G- L. LoCk- ui'tai™ Mil .Irmo, and Mra. Vernon Wlningcr. the luncheon with various Item* on “J? ,ucre: Mr' “nd Mra L- E Barnett, lower and trim off the extra pastry. Mrs Nettle Hyde and her daugh­ Mr. and Mra. Ed. Darling of De­ the menu being contributed by Mra. John Barnett. Mr. and Mra. Joseph Bake the pic lo a moderately hot Llttlc Bobby Cochran of Coldwat­ Richard Groos. Mra Edward Goodtroit were Saturday night and Sun- !ter. Mr*. O. H. Cleveland, of Colum­ n.? DeRulter. Loren Boye*. Leslie Cook, over <425 degrees to 450 degrees F.) day guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Harley bus, O.. visited Mr. and Mrs. A .8. er I* spending ten day* with nil year. Mr* Frank Andrus. Mra. W. R I*™ M Cyrus of Pa |Mr. and Mys. Roy Cordes. Mbs Mar- until the fruit is tender and the Johnson of Flint over tlie week end. grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. George Fox and William. 'garet Gladstone. Mr. and Mrs. Lcs- crust I* a golden brown. O"*' W.a,,on'-Mr* {ATTENDED REPUB------------Mrs. Isabel Pancoast returned on Newton. ' The Rev. and Mra. L- L. Dewey. Ite Hawthorne. Mr. and Mr*. Morris William Stebbins, Mrs. James Bris­ ------------------- --Friday from Saginaw where she MU* Josephine Carveth and Miss George Dewey and Victor Munlon LIU an GAI HLRING. | H1I1 Mr and Mrs Orvllie Sayles. Mr VEAL POTPIE W ITH DUMPLINGS. | ha* been spending thc winter with Joy Fralelgh of Detroit spent the tol. Mrs. Kenlth McIntyre and Mrs. were in Muskegon on Sunday, where1-—------- - -j-——Mrs. Mort Townsend and Mrs. R. and Mrs Harold Smith, Mr. and Jack Stem. 2 pounds neck or shoulder of veal. the former pmiehed m th. C.mr.l, O’ Bruce H.ya.n .nd week end with Mr. and Mrs. A- HG. Jefferies of Lowell spent Wednes- - Mr*. William Stebbins. Mr and Mra 1-4 pound salt pork. Carveth. Mcthodht church. । u TEACHERS DISCUSS day in Detroit attending a feeling j. M. Townsend. Julian Townsend, 2 or 3 medium sized onions. I Dr. H. A- Adrounle returned on CHILD PSYCHOLOGY. , v iiviA,,, <. v. of the iwpuuiunu Republican women wv,ii,.-ii ui of 'Michlwuii-i . uf. Dr. ana and MTS. Mrs. ucrureai DeForest Walton, nuiiou, Mia* Aliss 1-2 cup diced celery ; Sunday from a two weeks' visit In at Bullards Comers near Sparta on Last evening. Tuesday, a meetingigan at the Statler hotel. Thire were,Helen Weaver. Bud Wolfe, Mr. and 3 or 4 carrots, diced. New York City and with hl* son. Sunday to attend the funeral of W. of the elementary teachers of the'nearly 1.000 guest* at lhe 12:30,Mra. Robert Wilson. Russell Cievc2 cups potato balls. Harry Adrounle, In Springfield. J. Mullen. schools, in conjunction with the luncheon after which a splendid'land. Mr. and Mra. Maurice Ed2 tablespoon* flour. Dr. and Mra. Collins Johnston and clty W. K. Kellogg Foundation, was held I program In charge of Mra. Barber? monds. Winston Merritk; Lloyd 1 cup small peas. 1 Mr. and Mr*. Harlow Brigham Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Goodyear ol at the Presbyterian social rooms. | of Jackson, state president of Re- j Peterson. Mr. and Mr*. Frank AnBalt and pepper. (Ruth Andrus) of Rochester. N. Y . Grand Rapid* visited Hastings After the dinner, a psycliologlcu11 publican Women'* Clubs, waa en- drus. Miss Janet Teale. Mr. and Dumpling mixture. and Mr*. Dan Reason of Stock­ friends Sunday. discussion of children was held. Joyfd. -Groos. ­ I Mrs. Richard Mr. Emil TyCut the veal and salt pork ’Into bridge visited Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Dr. and Mra. Tashjalan and son Among those who gave short but den. Mr. and Mrs. James Bristol. Mr. cubes. Cover with water and let Wooton on Wednesday. David and Miss Stlell of Kalamazoo Miss Helen Wade presiding as chair­ very interesting talk* were Mra. and Mrs. Charles Paul. Mr. and Mrs. simmer for on hour. Then add lhe ' Mr. and Mr*. O. H. McCowen have were Sunday guesli’of Dr. and Mra. man. Dr. Rosebrook of the Foundation Jacob Stcketee. national committee | Roman Feldpausch. Mr. and Mrs. G. onions, diced celery, and carrot* and returned from their winter's so­ H. A. Adrounle. Journ In 8t. Petersburg, Fla. They Mbs Anne Vellc spent the week was the main speaker and brought women. Lawyer Toy of Detroit, for- ig. Goodyear. Miss fva A Hecox. Mr season with salt and pepper. Cook icport 50.000 tourists in St. Peters­ end with friend.* in South Bend, In­ out many interesting facts and mer governor Wilber M Drucker. and Mrs. C. B. itodges. Miss Aiken slowly for fifteen or twenty minute*, idea*. Sec of state Frank D. Fitzgerald |isenhath. Dr. and Mrs. Kenlth Mc- then add the pea* and thicken with ’ burg during the winter. . diana. and called on friends at Three Other guest* were Dr. M. R Kin­ and others. The main address of intyro. Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Pratt, flour smoothed in cold water. If Mr and Mra. Kenneth Daniels Rivers on Sunday de, Supt. D A VanBuskirk and Miss thc afternoon wa* delivered by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stem, and Mr. necessary add more liquid. Drop and Barbara Joan, Mra. Vaughn the dumpling* from the end of a Fuller and Mrs. Ernest Matteson and Hessmer attended the Consistory Mildred Tuttle, school nurse. Cover* Hamilton J. Fish. Jr., of New York, and Mrs. Harry Young, who ha* been a congressman during I---------------- -----------------------spoon and let them rest on top of lhe son of thc McOmber district were meeting in Grand Rapids last were laid for twenty-five. the past 14 years. His address em- PAST MATRONS OF vegetable* and meat. Cover closely In Grand Rapids Thursday. Tuesday evening. DISCUSS INDIVIDUAL bodied an explanation of thc air Mr. and Mrs. Will Holdsworth and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gammagc O. E. 8. WERE GUESTS. and cook for twelve minutes. Serve SYSTEM OF TEACHING. moic.ur luvninu. mall controversy and what wc do Dr. and Mrs. Frank Holdsworth of Grand Rapids spent the week or ao not owe uic American Legion. • M . r S \ 4l Ida * V , Cry A very interesting and educational or do not owe lhe American Legion, This dish makes almoct a meal in were guest* of Mr. and Mr*. C. W. end with their parents at Welcome meeting of the Second ward P. T. A. and our duty to xlbabied American love y mnn" party Tuesday evening, itself. Thc only accompaniment* It Clarke on Monday, enroute from Corners and Hustings. soldiers He explained some of 0lu-.] April 24. at her home on West State needs in order to completely bal­ Florida to their home in Traverse Gordon clement. Jr., of Belding, wa* held on Monday evening, with law* and *l*n gare a fine tribute to I3?*?/1*1’ Ple“”,r5 | cur. ance the meal are a crisp salad, hot spent the week end with his grand­ Hupt D. A VanBu-nkirk a* chair­ the late congressman Hosner. ofj°\ nine Worthy Matrons with rolls, dessert and beverage. Mrs. John C- Ketcham and Mra. parent*. Mrs. Belle Clement and Mr man. u* ■iroAd pv.rv sra(.r ' whom she has worked during the Steven Cooley. Mrs Otto Iscn- Hn’tle j W. M. Stebbins are in Grand Rapids and Mrs. Will Shutter*. Eye* than perfect—no arBROILED “FRENCHED” (attending the State P. T. A. ConMrs. ollie Thompson of MUhn- hath. Wolter Wallace. Mrs. Chester Long. Miss Elizabeth Finch. Mis* LAMB CHOPS IgrcM on Wednesday. Thursday and waka. Ind.. Is expected seen for a gumrnl about that. The he or she be a Republican ■H^5tnRS £h?pt5r N0' 7 . Have the lamb chops cut about 1 |Friday. Mr*. D. D. Walton will at­ visit with her sister. Mrs Thomasj Grace Edmond* and Mrs. Louise wfethcr ofo! *ome other polltical party ^^‘^ardY^X^Xte. tllfllcully I* to tell one claaa 'of some other political party. ' Buchner held a |>ancl discussion on Inch thick, also have them Frenched tend on Thursday. Sullivan, and other relatives Cora Doak Gebhardt. Esther White, from the other. You, our Mrs R. M. Bates, who has been Mr and Mrs. George VanTiffUr. thc merit* and demerit* of thc indlBertha Rogers. Grace Murphy. Lu-' meat removed from the ends of the reader*, muil decide wheth­ spending the winter months in De­ and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van’ virtual system of (caching as used in CELEBRATED TWEN­ ana Townsend. Ethel Tolhurst. Ger­ troit with Dr. and Mra. C. M. Over­ Tlfflln and little daughter. Rose­ our city schools. Many new idea* er you do or do not need TY-FIRST BIRTHDAY. trude Chamberlain. Mildred Haney rib bones Thoroughly preheat the broiler oven with the oven regulator street and in Marshall with Mis* mary. of Lake Odessa, were Sunday, were advanced and a better idea of help In seeing. Be very Between twenty and twenty-five and Lillian Ashalter. The guest of as high as possible. Put the chops the system was givfn. The discus­ Alice Bate*. I* expected home tlie guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earh Boyes young folks gathered at the lx>mc of' honor wa* Georgina Bauer, associate rareful about your decision. Mrs. Curti* Butt oi Detroit i* vis­ sion was lively and helpful, the par­ Bob Fighter Monday evening to Grand Matron of the Grand Chap­ on lhe broiler rack placed so that Mrs. Edwin Pate of Detroit came iting her mother. Mr*. Isaac' Hou- ent* asking question* which showed celebrate his twenty-first birthday ter of Michigan who was Matron of there Is a distance of about 3 1-2 inches between the top of the chops vision. Saturday for a visit with her par-' vener. being called here by the ill­ their intense interest in thia sub- Thc local guests Included friends this chapter back in 1916. mistaken and the flame. Broil with lhe oven ents. Mr and Mrs. E. C. Edmondt. ness of her father, who underwent Jcct. and former schoolmates while those The dinner table was centered door open. When the chops are an operation at Pennock hospital on NO. MICHIGAN AVE. in attendance from out-of-town in­ with n beautiful bouquet of flowers scientific answer. nicely browned on one side, season ■ in Grand Rapids, os a delegate from Monday He is doing as well a* pos­ BIRTHDAY CLUB. cluded Mary K. Oougherty of Grand in colors of blue, yellow, white, with salt and pepper and then turn the P. T. A. of which sne 1* the pres­ sible. X MacDonald. Mrs.'green ' and red. representing the Fourteen members of the North Rapids. John and brown on the other. When ident. Michigan Avenue Birthday club Thomas Oougherty and Margaret1colors of the five point* of the the second side la nicely browned.! HONORED MB. AND of Bowne, Hi Baxter of j chapter s .w, s emblematic star. This were entertained by Mrs. Henry Oougherty Charlotte and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ivan [color scheme wa* carried out with the chop will be done. Slip a paper Nashville and Mr. and tnrl Mrs. Mra Tvan'mtnr srh. MRS. LEON TOLHURST Weaver on Wednesday evening, as­ Nashville, frill over the end* of the rib bones । L. Schulz of Grand Rapids spent Sat­ i the food, which was served In three and serve on a bed of boiled rice, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fuller enter­ sisted by Mrs. T. 8. K. Reid. Three Payne and son of Battle Creek. urday with Mr. and Mrs Keith Dan­ OPTOMETRIST Parlor games, music and dancing courses. Covers were laid tot eleven, sprinkled with chopped parsley. and tOUUU twenty-six Lnt.KJ -r>U friends IJICIIUO at a coCU- guest* were WWIV also entertained, Kliu iels. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. V. L. tained operative dinner at lhe country i three new members admitted to the featured the evening's entertain- I Tlie hostess made a very charmWolcott and Mr. and Mr*. Keith CTlllh nn Th I Irvrl arvrnlnr’ lutrwwlnr* cltlh Mrs OIIKnrt Vnh,.r pits Phone 2634 Hailing! ment. at the conclusion ot which, ing talk as to why she had called PRUNE DESERT SALAD. Daniels visited Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Club on Thursday evening honoring clyb. Mln Gilbert Fisher gave a tlie host's parents. Mr. and Mr*, her past matrons together,, and resume of her visit to Henry Fiord’s On a lettuce leaf lay three or five Eash and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Leon Tolhurst. Dearborn. following Wm. Fighter, assbted by Mr*. Nellie during the dinner and throughout cooked prunes stufled with cottage Contract bridge wa* played after Village at L. R. Wolcott of Freeport. Conaway, served lunch. Thc opening lhe entire evening, the spirit of dinner, high scores going to Mrs which heart* were played, Mrs. Mar­ cheese. (Add nut meats, olives or • Floyd Gaskell and Edw. VanPopcr- tin Tinkler winning the first place and displaying of lhe birthday gifts [ reminiscence .prevailed. pimento to cheese if desired). Ing. second to Mrs. VanPopering and Mr*. Gilbert Fisher, lhe consola­ followed. Later thc guest* took their | After dinner each guest reviewed Sprinkle with salad dressing and and Leon Tolhurst. Mr*. Glenn tion. Refreshmenu were served by leave, having assured their Inst of her year a* Matron and told of the add celery curls and a tuft of giatan evening delightfully spent. special things that happened, both Brower and Morris Hill getting low lhe hostesses. — -- ------------------------happy time*, and not so itappy. score. • MEAD-RYAN WEDDING. cal^’g much Uughter and discuxBIRTHDAY surprise. FRENCH DRESSING. The honor guests were presented Mis* Grace Louise Ryan, dough- 'bIqii. Some of these experiences In honor of thp birthday anni­ Take 3 time* more oil than vine­ with a lovely end table. versary of her husband. Mrs. Er- ter of Mrs. Martin Tinkler of Has-|wfrc unique. Indeed I But each ma­ gar or equal part* oil and lemon | tings. and Mr. Theron G. Mend, son aron was identical with the others In mont Newton entertained with a juice and shake well. If deaired add HAMMOND—CHAFFEE. family dinner on Sunday, the party of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mead of Bat- [praising the help and inspiration ol a little dry mustard or onion Juice. Clarence Hammond of Doster and being a complete surprise on Er- tie Creek, were united in marriage , ldtt-a work aJ orgsnbt. without Lay on garnbh of lettuce leaf, car­ Mra Cynthia Chaffee of Quimby Sat . April 21, at five P. which chapter activities arc Incotlu rot tops or parsley. mont. . were united in marriage at the' Hus­ Those in attendance were Mr. and home of thc officiating clergyman, I piete tings parish parsonage Monday eve­ Mr*. Cole Newton and Miss Helen the Rev. Wm. C. Gearhart, pastor j During the evening. Mrs. Bauer CARR0T-CHEE8E SALAD. ning in the presence of three of To two part* grated carrot and Newton of Hastings, Mr. and Mra. of the Wesleyan Methodist church presented an appropriate gift to their nieces. Miss Helen Skidmore Fred Mahoney and Jack of Kalama­ of thb city. The single ring cere Mrs. McCoy from the guests in re- three part* cottage cheese, cut up of Noshyilje and thc Misses Mar­ a little sour pickle, add a little aalt rnony was used, the couple being mcm brance of happy limes gone by. zoo. Mr. and Mrs. Glcs&ner Dagc Beat Quality Lb. garet and. Emma Chandler of Has­ The -bride wore an al-j Thc evening was finished with and some salad dressing Put in cup ------------------------(Mildred Newton) of Holland and unattended. -ra. tings. Rev. c. M Conklin officiating. tractive gown of light blue crepe. I> games and the singing of old songs. mold and turn out on garnish of Lowell Teeter of Caledonia. Congratulation.* are extended to After the wedding, a supper was -_________ . , , lettuce leaf or spinach. Mr. and Mrs. Hammond. ATTENDS CONFERENCE. MTvcd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. GOING TO KANSAS * —II...., LOWER CROOKED LAKE. Tinkler. *.<r Mr. «>>.l and 1Mrs. Mead I..... leav­ CITY. MO. T1O RSOAV. HAPPY BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mrs. Geo. Roll la under lhe doc­ in Lansing this week attending ing later in the evening for their Jeske Vester has accepted a posi­ tor’s care. Marjorie Norton entertained at a. the Spring Conference of Methodist new home at 17 River Road Drive. tion with Carter and Co., wholesale Bernard Mills and family of West party on Friday from 3:30 till, ministers of lhe loser peninsula of Battle Creek. Hastings friends extend congratu­ bakers in Kansas Chy. Mo., where Lake spent Sunday at Maurice Mill*. 5:00 o'clock In honor of her ninth, Michigan. Among the speaker* was he will have charge of the pie de­ Jay Herring and family of Grant birthday, twenty-one of her friends, Dr. Fred Eastman of Chicago, who lations and best wishes. partment. Mr. Vester leaves Thurs­ spent several days last week at being present to enjoy the gamesi discussed "The Menace of the MovRECENT J8R1DE day. ' Christ Zimmerman’s. and general good time. Prizes and; les." Dr. Eastman gave the result* ' isTlONOR GL'EST. Bert Stenger and wife of Kalama­ favors, a lovely birthday cake with of a wide survey of thc movie indus­ SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. Mrs. Louise Buchner, Mrs. Ber­ zoo visited his brother. Joe Stenger, candles, and cakes containing for­ try and it* effect* upon our coun­ Lust Week's Letter. and family Sunday. tunes helped to make the occasion try. Kirby Page of New York City, tha Kuhn and Mis* Mary Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith. of Mrs ChrUt Zimmerman visited a happy one. editor of "The World Tomorrow." were hostcase* at a delightful party ents, on Wednesday evening al the home Nashville entertained their pare) friends and relative* at Lawton a spoke on “World Peace.” Bun- couple of days la*t week. of Mrs. Addie Leach. Mrs. Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith. Si NEW IDEA CLL'B.ATTEND CONCERT Smith (Leora Benton) being the day. Frank Roush and family spent Thc New Idea Club was enter­ Mrs. Chase and Donald expect to Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will BlExtra.Rich In Milk IN GRAND RAPIDS. honor guest, other guests were thc tained at the home of Mrs. Wm. move into Lon HiUtehouse the last delman at Nashville. Among the Hastings people who lady teachers of thc city scliool*. and Batterfat. Norris, on Wednesday evening. April of this week. were in Grund Rapids Saturday eve­ Various games were played, the Mra Ora Smith ha* been assisting 18- A lovely 8:30 dinner was served The P. T. A. met at the school­ Large Sliced Loaf— by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Gor­ ning attending thc final Symphony honors going to Misses Grace Ed­ house Tuesday evening with good her daughter. Mr*. Manhall Cal­ concert at thc Civic Auditorium monds. Marion Lamphere, Josephine throp. and family during their re­ don Thompson and Miss Dorothy Stlrfe. Lol* Carter,' Lena Leiter. attendance. There will be one more cent sickness and bereavement. Goldrlng Eight members were pres­ were Mr. and Mrs, D. A. VnnBuskirk. Mrs. Frederick Palmer. Mrs. Frances Hunter and Jennie McBain. thl* yAr. ent. The club will meet with Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Myrlen Strait of NORTHEAST IRVING. Lovely^ refreshment* were served Jas. Bilabee and Mrs. Fred Palmer Nellie Conaway and Misses Florence and Mr*.'Smith wa* presented with Nashville spent Sunday with their Mr. and Mr*. Will Brown and. First Quality and Arlene Campbell. Eva A. Kecox. ib. next month. family spent Sunday with Mr. and | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Strait. Winifred Johnston and Helen Mer- a shower of mbcelloneous gifts. Bill Anderson visited id* father Mrs. William Smith aVMiddleville. Hmi’u,, ik son. also Albert Becker. Guest con ­ UNDERGOES OPERATION. in Battle Creek Sunday. Mrs Ray Wieland is caring for ductor was Michael A. Petrilii and THREE TIMES FOUR Mra. Nay Bump underwent an op­ Josef Lhevlnne was piano soloist. CLUB HONORS MEMBERS. Harold Rockwell went to Indiana Mrs. Kenneth Stahl and baby of Lo­ ik eration on Saturday morning at Mr. and Mrs. Milton Murphy, who to get hl* wife and daughter where gan. ' New Borges* hospital in Kalamazoo live north of Freeport, delightfully she ha* been caring for her mother. qu.ii„ J. F. F. CLUB. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Savacool At last reports, she was doing as Members of the J. F. ?. Club were entertained the member* of the They expect to locate in Nashville. and family spent Sunday with Mr. well as possible. All hope for her delightfully entertained by Mr*. Three Times Four Club and their and Mr*. Date Cook and family al FAIR LAKE. complete and rapid recovery. N. Bowne. Verna Yargcr on Tuesday afternoon. husband* on Saturday evening,'cov­ Lar** Box Miss Marguerite Lechleltner and At cards, the winners were Mrs. ers being laid for twenty-two for Mr. and Mrs. William Moor* and friend of Battle Creek spent Sun­ family of South Hastings spent Sun­ ENTERTAINS GUESTS. Frank McMillan and Mr*. Herbert dinner. , ' Miss Frances Conklin entertained Calkin*. Lovely refreshments were Bridge was-played In the evening, day in Leslie. day with Mr. and Mra. Arthur Moore WE ARE STILL REDEEMING RINSO AND LUX COUPONS The Bunnell Aid will meet Thurs­ and family. several of the young people of the served by the hostess. and Mr. and Mr*. Leon Tolhurst, Congregational church of Bedford Mr*. William McCann of Irving who will soon make their home In day for supper with Mrs. Edith Mr. and Mra. Arthur Moor* and at her home on E- Green street on Marshall, were presented with a Campbell. family spent Saturday evening with About twenty attended thc Kins­ Friday evening. lovely gift a* a token from the club. MARRIED AT GOSHEN, IND. ley Aid at Lottie Collister’s. Thc Carlton. Y. M. U CLUB. Miss Olenna Barnum. daughter VISITING IN GENEVA. meeting for May will be tiw 3rd Mr*. Fred Savacool entertain* Dean and Mrs. Mra. Eugefie Eugene Davenport, Davenport. Wednesday, for lor supper, with Mr*. Mr*, SOUTH COATS GROVE. U»T M dub on Thursday at a I ver Cheney, mu of Mr. and Mr*. of Woodland have gone to Geneva, | Charles Hammond. Mr*. Agnee WllMr. atwi Mrs. Wil) Bayne i We Deliver The BIG-Little Store Phone2491 cooperative lunclieon at her home Allie Cheney, were married at N. Y.. to make an extended visit li*on and Mra. Bessie Vaughn will Flora Wood spent Sunday al W at Lake Al-Gon-Quiu. Ooahen, Indiana .Friday, April 30. with Dr. and Mrs. Tukcy and family, assist. Kidder * in Hiuttog*. There Are Far More Imperfect V. BESSMER Savings! J-Ho Style Comfort Quality All you could want In suit* or trouser*, providing wool arc called for on all J3— J5— *6— Suits for Young Men are priced i16^loi33 SHIRTS for Summer Shirt* last longer when you change frequently in rummer. and then look our supply over. latest styles and pattern*. $j22 Friday «»a Saturday, April 27,28 24c Butter ORDER A LOAF OF DAYLEE BREAD 10c Hill» Brothers Coffee Anza Coffee n. Bliu Coffee Sweet Corn r,~r Gold Dust 36c 48c 26c 3 —27c 13c HINMAN'S SHOES for Summer Dress and Sports Wear NUNN-BUSH Ankle Pkahtoned Oxford* far summer quality again this >522 T.S.BA ClothiR for ! ywr. *7« �< THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25. 1934 WANTS THE CHURCHES ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. CHAR. PEAHE Guaranteed Tru Fitting Control”. Nothing elM Ilka aaateUvaa. The Prescription Drug Store HASTINGS FOK NAI.E —N... Isk. Ini, .a«t L.srh lakr Un. h-»tiun.- I Lnp Our Service To PROTECT You Constantly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly Flints Osrxss st LOW KATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. SOS Kslssssoo Nstl. Bsck Bide. A Hta. Ooapaar Orssnlisd 1871. L. MAUS. Locsl ReprennUUv*. HssUasi. Mick. 1. GEO. M. NEWTON —----- - WANTED- w..m»n ; inrria. FOK NAI.L—4 •r.«il yoons rattle. La.-y •rid. Byr<ni M.iru-r. l>-.wlin< l l*i nn. 1 WANTKP—Waal.inca, alar, will n> t. .nd il Nt. J: . « ANTED—<mrl- »l->. <>td .-snn. . 1 *nrl liulla N~ milrh. ' .J., . Prrrirmv Lowa-IL Kuutr 2. ---- ±-1 Full SALE— It f lt».a~lF t-l*n «'■> Lat r.rirr. A-I.ltr.a ll.inrir. |t* i Mr- «"• •'««; FtlK SALE lUl. bttrr -SB- al ma Irratw 1 t.....I t(l- l.r.,| 1.. 1., il,r, 7araS 1 ^CC ll.t'rt. "«|,.iir“>’'lalCi>* r\.’ Hu. la m> anchllr oar at till. 1 wr*w. Kr.|> tn, rt.M'k rtrllol *>i,l ' <r>am tfca- lv.1 TlaanlairK lira, r l-r ■•alr-riaz- I’rle.; <-t >r hit irma-ral •.Ilf., ir-arklaaail r«a.an hiilaaira. '»'•> ') ai..t.. noril.w —t ..... .. Foil N.tl.E--wiwam.l rriwrh h.rknr. «a»aai|. t.ilhrrt Nrntl. linn.w F T 1 >-• and I'l.nn. FOR SALE Irl.l, l .d.ld-r t-riat-.-. i;...r>;e l>-Mail" T2tt—FTl. Ila. tlr.c. >. ! Full SAL); -|hir„r 1wf»r. if nk.n „ UB,, f ,,|, , , J BOWENB MILLS CHURCH. H.intUy J.rL .re..,,,,/, ............. .......... , F>>« SALE F-arl. and 1,1. ..w,| ...... ffait.iK., . „ CARDS of THANKS SC r AMD nF THANK*—Wa- «l.h m rt "ur, all -I.r i.a-i. UI'AKANTKEI) ItnltKES O.r .»!» at all 1 lint.• Johnaoii st l-alci* Odrana, X*..*". '"mtaX du‘r.1.; 1 Tf ’ma r.r « ra»m> ■ L«t Otorss | WANTEDFu raw anal trill In. .n fiaral >»t !>■ aat Mr irr.l Mr- Mar.hall 1 at'lir..|. ' town. In<|i)irr al AL*tra<t tiffara- < -3 Mr rami Mr. l.aVrrr.. i allhr..!- IbptoS^tnst FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Det. Cbnreb sad Ctaltr HlrttU Sub- W'«lnM- Inirch building BAPTIST CHURCH. .4 Wrecking 1928 CHEVROLET CHURCH OF CHRIST. COATS DROVE. P. O. Wing. PuUr Wheel Bearings. PARTS f OK ALL CABS HASTINGS PARISH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. j GLENN F. LAUBAUGH * Phone 2637 w GEORGE’S FOR MALI dltawri. MICHIGAN 1M.. Saturday. The many beautiful It out without much help from the ???DL^ni’tu,. HL^'Ti^wed ui iSh nrem fuming boys, who were quickly Mr. and Mra. D. D. Wolverton 13----------------------------------------------showed the high regard in have a dog of which they are very , which lie wm held here, where he ------------fond. Wednesday of last week they had spent so many years. Besides EAST DELTON. were in tnc uaie oi mr. **a^, westiau i, mm. WJJr. .In Sales In Hie Low Priced ,wn»*iCalr 1TRBT METHODIST EPISCOPAL and left the dog outside, but when Idred Lynd- ot this place, and a son, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Waters and CHURCH. Field in the Detroit I they came out no dog wm to be Milo, who wm with him on the daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Claud found. They hunted all over lhe fann »wo atatera and a brother aurHarrington visited their stater. Mra. Area for 1934 ■ Mnrnlng town, no dog. They remembered al#o • larKc number of other 1 Detroit. April 34 —More than 46 that four fellowa had been In the “Stives and a host of friends are Eva Beck, at New Borgess hospital per cent of all the automobiles sold place and left before they did. Aft- >*tt tp mourn the passing of a kind Sunday afternoon and also called In the Detroit metropolitan area, er an investigation they were round-, husband and father and a real on their niece. Lota Hartman, of CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN south Hickory comers, who is unmotor capital of the nation, during ed up in Hastings and the dog found ।frlendthe first thfree months of 1934 were In the home of one of the parties.' Mr. and Mra. Ellas Gray of Lake Mra. Mary Waters ta spending Ford V-8s, official tabulations re­ The four were placed in Jail and City, who had been In Florida for aomfe time with her daughter at ceived by tlie Dearborn Branch of the Wolvertoiu were much pleased'tlie winter, arrived here Thursday Plainwell. more than 45 per cent of ail the to get their dog again. evening on their way home. Th*y After being confined to hte bed lhe Ford Motor Company disclosed > Jack Hamilton, who delivers pa- vteUed relative^ ana friends here moat of lhe winter. Henry Collison today. During tlie month of March.! ' pers after school, was giving a ride over the week end. Thy greatly en- Is able to ride out some days. cars registered in that area were art,, the rt, figures nr,„. Indicated. !„*»« » one ol hU UtU. Irtrnd. .nd wl.Uo “M *" b°th “ Fords, In U» ,roup ol Ihrra low priced “““W W™‘ Mrin .uw hill ; :i: us:; :■ i> <• j: it h I cars. ----------V-8s comprised -------This week Wednesday evening the Ford more they fell. Jack Ireceived L-------- a severe than 63 per cent ot tlie registrations £0,t and **“,‘<*lcpd out for - time ™.-- last of the church get-together sup- । - ------------------ .... --------- - — for tat ouorter. u w„ rt.-rtlrd. to •omo hood n»url«. hut th. fc'.lol. pers will be held. A fine program' In. -has prepared and a fine time with more than three tune. M lowing low.nd afternoon a.-entoon was wsd able =—: to ~ be -r. - - been -------SHOE REPAIRING and __re ... . “ - • .. -ToXed m.nv as lhe wwt.no hl.hrtt member *«"ln .... Wc • ■“ «' looted forward forward to. to. HAT CLEANING SHOP ------- -- - — m ■—h or the Urtt.p Dudn» Mdreh Fort "-“d hope The that Senior-Junior banquet will be car, made up In rx'ra or ■> per this lhl' will call the bicycle riders' at- this week Friday evening in the I rent of the low priced group rrgis- tention that speed te not safe on basement of the Pythian hall, the' trntlons. again with a total over •he paved roads.-------------------------------- i Pythian Sisters serving the banquet j CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. ixed, no nails to both- Cftf* A committee wm called together to l»I*ople. We arc sure that an three limes a.s great as the second er your feet—Soles DUG Pancoast Building Thursday to otuii start piuwaimss proceedings iwi for i cnJoy a,"blc evening te being ptanned In the group. . ... Some I .. “ thte/" / fnr at vnlin. people. hMKl. ---- x—-- -------, Of the 14.681 automobiles of all a_ celebration here time 1thp ™ young IE FORD V-8 LEADS .1 I rnrnTiinnn ALL THE OTHERS Ilaslinn nukes and prices registered In the season, in honor of the founding I Kot*rt vanap- Veen and family' W1T1 are are nlc*,v “till'd in lhe home of Detroit area in January. February of this town. Another meetinge wilL plans . c- Lthus again making a mid March this year. 6.870 were be held soon and further pl™ Fords. Of the 7.144 total for March, made and we hbpe lb ace a real• time home, for C. L., who has been alone ! since Claud and Mrs. Rosenburg 3,242 »were Fords. here later. ' • Thc second highest registration In Our, factory is now nicely located went back to the farm. The fire alarm Saturday evening the low priced group of three dur- in the old factory building and a , ....« ..... ™ .... U» jI1B (hP nrst quarter was.... 1.953, and larger Crew working than was pos; in March .alone was 1.069. flble under the old conditions. Tills Tfcrm.ec"",0P Easl, n A Throughout Hie first quarter the ls a thing for all. both worke^ted in a clothes closet and Ford V-8 maintained a steady rec- <*« and the town. i<>ld a lot of damage to Ujclr clothes, 'ord. registering substantially more O. D. Whitmore was in Grand'£!”“* dn,na8p ‘°.the dwelling. Mr. than half of all cars sold In De- Rapids Wednesday In attendance at Kermcen home and soon had trolt with a insistent lead of three- an insurance meeting for the agents: to-onr In the low priced group. iof ’* one pf the companies ‘ he repre- 'fi= Registrations in lhe IWrolt area sente. sent*. , arc regarded os slgniflcailrsliice ail-1 , Hie Consumers Power Co. have, lomobiies comprise lhe major inter- recently been busy setting large est in the city. poles west of town in order to supsup­ j ply several farmers with the Juice.! They will greatly enjoy thia serv­ Ray Erway and son John. Clay­ Ice no doubt, not only for lights Instead of rcshlpplng to fac­ ton and Billie Newland. Robert Phil­ about their buildings but also for tory. 1700.00 Player Plano, lips mid Gerald Smith spent the the purpose of power about many week end at Camp Ben Johnston at kinds of their work on the farm. like new. can be had for un­ This community was greatly 1 Battle Creek. » paid balance of >31.40 remain­ shocked on Wednesday to hear of Sunday Visitors at Preti Otis' were. the sudden death of one of its for­ ing on contract. Write al once Louie Erway. Ray Otis and families to Edgar O. Netzow. i Depart­ mer townsmen and for many years of Kalamazoo and Harry Dunn and a businessman here. M. E. Thomp-1 ment of Accounts). 4743 North family of Southwest Rutland. son of Hersey, who a few years ago Sheffield Avenue. Mllwrukee, Pete DeVries and wife of Lansing purchased a large farm east of Her-1 Wisconsin, who will advise spent the week end at Fred Otis', sey In order to enter the stock ratewhere piano can be seen. and Mrs DeVries and mother. Mrs lng game. Tlie remains were Kindly furnish references. Fred Otis, spent Saturday p M. in brought here and the funeral held Kalamazoo Mra. Frank Sherer and at the Methodist church at 10 A.; baby returned to Lansing with the DeVries for a visit MORTGAGE HALE Mbs Esther Erway went to Kala­ mazoo Sunday to spend the week ruled I with relatives Mrs. Sara Erway returned home last week after spending the past two weeks caring for Mrs. Geo. Cowles and babv near Delton. Week-end visitors at Roy Erway's wen* Al Wolfe, wife and daughter and Maurice Erway of Grand Rap­ ids. Dick Rfcse wife and baby and Ward Erw.J of Hastings. Roy Oalres. uife and Dellla and Roy Oakes were in Battle Creek re­ cently Sunday visitors at Chas Whitte­ more's were. Mary Bishop of Cedar Creek and Isadora Pranshka of Hope. Mrs Chas Whittemore and Mrs Fred Bechtai and Billie of Hastings were visitors at Delton Friday. rubber hce4s, four |4 months guaranteed I MEN'S DRESS SHOES SOLES .... wBOYS* Claud RUBBER SOLES pE CCsw DOC 50c ' SHOES DYED—30c Player Piano BARGAIN! J. E. NORTON, Auctioneer Phone 759—F3 Attention Farmers FASTI Hr FaUi REST Uenld. Tsblats. Sslva. Num Drnp, Ckecks Colds first day. Hssdacbror Nearslfiis In 30 calsiatcs Mslsrta la 3 days Fine Laxative and Tonic Most Bpoedy Bsnrdlss Known 1 Hr a kraal a < IT..... Tip. -F- .. ; st; Ilog SALE I —T*J.. Mr ami Mr.. K-I.i H Haynr. U.h..a,M--- SlimllT Srhnnl 1 ----------------------------- 2---------------------------- WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH of nsiucgi. Wm. Ossrbsrt, Pastor 401 E. HasUnas Church. r-. B------- *---- *----------------------- -------- ---- 7-----Sumis, Srh...d mon R, 1 - : MAPLE LEAF GRANGE grange programs H.mml |.iat. ..Id . ..... __ t'1:'. __ 1,1 RATES REDUCED BORROW MONEY on your Car and Pay Four Past Due Bills ! •• . i ■ "".i • .la-.t.i: We are now Contracting Pickles for delivery at the following Stations:— Middleville, blastings, Delton, Free­ port and Nashville, for a 12 weeks’ cash crop, with Guaranteed Price and Market. Sign one of our Pickle or Cauliflower Agreements COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Hirsch Bros. & Co. ST. JOHN S LUTHERAN MISSION Phone 2649 or 2654. Hastings, Mich. JOE DeRUITER, Mgr. held at I. Fidelity Corporation of Michigan i.l <•...; EMMANUEL CHURCH. (EPISCOPAL.) J. A. McNulty. D. D, Rsctor Wc handle a Complete Line of Mich. Fertilizera National Bank Building, Mirra atiti 1 labor ........ ............ ...... 1 labor ...... —__ _ —... labor ...... -................— 1018-19 Grand Rapidt National Bank Building, Grand Rapidr, Michigan HASTlXOa CITY MISSION f. HANKIIUFTCY NOTICE HASTINGS MARKETS Influence Pleased for mutual Good H. LEONARD On Tuesday evening thc Pine Lake Farmers' Club and the Cres­ sey Community Club were guests of tlie Silver Creek Grange at a special meeting. Stanley Powell ot DELTON M i: Ionia, who needs no introduction, was the speaker of the evening. His theme was Rural Betterment " He said: "Only through co-operation will we. as farmers, be able to gain any recognition The Grange is the lull SAl.E—V..nr, ' C'r rr.lt. -aril al... .r.'ii* 1 rd and oldest and largest rural organization of this sort ' He stressed the fact IT...OS 3172 1 that our young people, must be giv­ WANTED—Udr f..r <rr.rr.l f...r,. — ..rk en a safe and sane recreational pro­ r.itunr, I all rrrnir.r. gram. and one which will encourage WANIEIa- W..m.ii. rar.- f.-r invalid them to become the best sort of fu­ filo nr ture citizens. There were one hun­ Tlie P. T- A. at the schnrlhouse ’.1 —. -.J4 S.. Itrnadwa, 4 wanted Farm hand l.y m.'rith Tn dred thirty-five present to enjoy Friday night drew the usual full; '>•) and interesting house. .Many thanks to al) who as­ UUjrr .1 11. Lot k'niffrn. ooa l.att will. the instructive lira ai.uth Qillml.r I 2'. thoughts which were so ably pre-' sisted in any wgy. especially the FOR RALE—T«r.. sented IfJ' the guest speaker. ,.... McOmber school for ...... their ...„ fine'play. rir will -rxehancr nnr Tlie entire community extends Mr. and Mrs. Orville Pursell and Harry Hr.-im, }1a«4 35 sympathy ta the family of James'daughter. Dora, spent Sunday with WANTED-—Lowri, tu mow and other Calthrop who passed away on Mon- I Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Preston of *..rk Call al S.i| Earl Ornn.l St 4 day evening after a long Illness ot. Banfield. FOR SALE —Earl , arrd nntatora. I'ttd. heart trouble and other compile#- i Miss Doris Elalni Hoffman is un. f'lr.lre Phono 730—F.’.’______ d-as tiuns. der the doctor's care. On Friday Donald Brouard. who| Mr. and Mrs. Donald Couch and Muat 1- rin.t year, a>M. war.■I riom and 'iT.7h has been in California for the post daughter Joan, accompanied Mr. Phon. '.’Ill few years, returned to his home and Mra. Art Fisher of Lansing to, HaV To SELL i■ I tkr Oarri Fdm..r„|. here for an Indefinite visit with Delton and spent Sunday witii Mrs. ■the family. Cpuch's father. Mrs. Clara Nichols will entertain Sunday visitors of Mrs. Harry, ■W!'; 7;:;nr por.krrd l.ttrrr-.-a-r Irr t'larkrtill. t the Helping Hand Club Wednesday Hammond and Mr. and Mrs. Homer M* >OK sri.E O> TRADE—Grr, marr afternoon. May 2nd Mra. Grace Hammond were, {Mrs. Ruth Erb and H»*p ».cht .-ar. >v>ld. wr.rkP 14'10 ilui an ir-r.il.alar 130 r*< -ur. f..y S'< Wm. Lathrop is program chairman for son Carl of Grand Rapids, Mr. and *|,, , Ntrwart. Naah.in*. Koutr 3. His mtlra this meeting. Mra. Melvin Moms and Guy Erb of Mnhiar aoalh ..f Narka illr a 2‘. On Thursday and Friday evening Newaygo and Mr. and Mra. Milo many of the parents and friends of Bivens of Battle Creek. Kila worth the students of Plainwell High Word came from Section Hill, school attended the program and that Mr. and Mra. Roy Beteon arc I tt'AST TO BUY—Altalf* exhibits which has come to be an rejoicing over a baby girl. annual event. Much credit is due tlie operation for appendicitis at the Middl.rllla uh-uie' the teachers and pupils for careful preparation and the good Petoskey hospital, near Wolverine, workmanship which wm displayed. where she wm visiting. Her many 1 On Thursday afternoon. April 2g. friends here wish her a speedy retrain r r Rbod* thp laM meeting of the Nutrition co very. Mr. and Mra. Leon Blanton of -f.. ,.4 •- ley- Mary Mullendore will present Battle Creek spent Sunday at Will for~'half.--tw* da'm." lesson at thta time. The com­ Hoffman's. \ Salla, rrariloxa. I mlttateaw A/-V,I..-,™a-n * T~te.tr urlll J. A. O«Md. Cl rim mittees for Achievement Day will The Job you like that pays a llv* also be appointed. A new baby has arrived at the "751 home of Mr. and Mrs. jay Bagley. LT-t, ■1 « Flowers] Delivered delivered to your door More and more people in all flectionfi of Barry county are availing themselves of the Wilcox Free Delivery serv­ ice which brings flowers to their door at no extra charge. This offer good anywhere in th<f county. i—No .claim wm b« racalvad ror t’d NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The preparation of Memo­ rial Wreaths or Bouquets is a phase of the floral art to which we have given par­ ticular attention and study. We ma|ce it n policy, always to have on hand a plentiful aupply of all seaaonau flowers. All orders from thc smallest of bouquets to lhe most elaborate of memorial wreaths treated with equal courtesy and attention Phone 2530 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Say it with Flowers Clyde Wilcox The Florist �from the e quickly Aters and n. Claud i hospital so called tman, ot ■pendtnc ghter at li lx bed Colllxm 'S > and HOP Mich >0c | Wednetday, April 25, 1934~*| PART ’ THE HASTINGS BANNER 'scorched appearance of most every-1 ted to Boulder City and to view the and this likewise will be filled with! COMPANY OBJECTS thing but members of the cactus construction of the Btruc-j| VI the dam. you have’cement and tends to —make —_---------------TO MORE APPRAISALS interest-­ tn to pasr. nasr. the Inspection inspection of an armed ture as strong and enduring as Ute tlie • family, the .drive was very Interest ing, high mountains towering on U. 8. official, but as. we evidently rocky stalls between which It was ~ side of the highway, which looked harmless, and os people with built. The dam itself will be 720 Company Charges State Has i T. 8. K. Reid and Clint Lahr have ited a constant change of view, no evil designs on the project, the feet high (the tallest one ever assisted in getting the Camp Barry Made No Use of Those inspection was very brief. The tn-, built); 650 feet thick at the base and I headquarters-shack well along to•j around five o'clock and put up for spector provided us with a ticket tapering to 45 feet at the lop. It Previously Made I wards a real service building. Money (Continued from page one) [the the night night at at the the Apache Apache hotel, hotel, a a permitting us to hire a competent will be about 700 feet long at the Lansing. April 20.—Objecting to! for lumber and equipment is to be 77 ■— very good hotel for a city of the size guide, should we desire one—which base and over 1,100 feet long at the and he emphasized hl* liberality by O( j-a< Vegas. we did. We were very fortunate In crest. Cement sand and crushed further expenditure of huge sums secured from lhe sale of flower pots . . — ---------- < to be from gathered Saturday by lhe* obably securing the services of an engineer stone are brought by train toads to forI-useless. Inventories and----appral*-|£ ’Se tnext Tmc 'a poupi teasing hand* full of silver coins] tits Vegas Is a city of probably wWe-lemptayMoti the job^but who ffid *ls properties, the anad^Ton for the news boys to scramble after. 7,000 or 8.000 people. It is a v’"a •" double It wa* rumored at the time that open town with e *■' emphasis not happen to be at work that day. walls. A perfect net-work of strong Michigan Bell Telephone Company ] merchandising to the Young Men's Scottie's mansion covered a secret ■on me "wide." There are a few,Through our guide we were permit- jcables Is stretched across the riv- late Thursday filed a peUtion with «rouP. Dr- Harris Woodbume. leader, rv>ar>e tn drive rtriva our cor rtaht down onto ,er । er over the site of the dam. A man car right tunnel, by means of which he ex- «ood stores, perhaps, but about ted lo U» PubUe OU1IU-Oommtato tor(,"iJ«^ Aw„ trlcated fabulous sums from the every other building holds a saloon tlwt coffer dam. extending up a few in a little coop high up on the can­ rich pay-dirt below. Whether there or a gambling joint—and do they feet from the old bed of the Colo- yon wall* presses a lever and out a hearing a* to the necessity for Rapids Friday assisting E. T. May In rado river, and had a perfect view comes a great can containing seven further audit of Its books and prop- hls Y. •is anything to it or not has never gamble! Ladies are welcomed os •-----------M. C. A. program*•there. . of the dam. j cubic yard* of cement. So perfect been divulged as far as I have ever wel1 “ the men. and the weaker sex A Mother’s meeting was held at ertie*. The CommUston has asked 1931 MODEL A FORD DELUXE CO9E Th* -to.to of . UU to-fh* "* heard. At any rate. Just to prove, that 'Physically speaking of course> the Company for S5.000 toward the the High school in Hastings Monday precious metals are there, while way seemed to be Ju*t a* willing u> lake expense of bringing the audit and afternoon In the interest of Camp FORDOR, food condition—... out in the middle of the desert, we a chance as their stronger male e»- rado River Board, composed of emi­ any spot desired and dumped. A appraisal of lhe telephone proper­ Barry-for girls and boys. passed a gold mine in active opera- cortx. Saturday night was perhaps nent engineers and geologists. Aft­ small army of men u on hand to ties up to date In connection with “When people try-to change them­ 1932 V-> FORD COUPE, fine comHtton. Tlie mill; not n large one,;an exceptionally favorable time to er months of examination of various the new rate action, hearings in selves instead of trying to change tion, small mileage—a good buy probably would not be operating unthis and It sure was going full sites they finally selected the Black which were adjourned Thursday un­ others, harmony will be more easily leg* It was a paying proposition, be-; blast. Millions of dollars ore being Canyon, where tlie dam is now un­ fact that the great dam promises til April 27. The petition shows achieved." This might work With to be completed many months before cause it would be hard to conceive j spent at the Hoover dam. These der construction. 1930 MODEL A TUDOR,— that since 1920 the Company ha* nations. the time tlie contract calls for. of anyone running such a place, way i gambling joints make an ideal place expended, at the Instance of the ' May 5-6 at Bartow lake is lhe The Hoover Dam. like the Grand out on lhe desert, just for the ‘•furil*0’’ those aportily inclined to be Canyon, must be seen to be appre­ When v^e were there tlie dam was up Commission, approximately 12.000.­ Leaders' Training Camp by Y. M. C. of It." One station Umt we stopped | separated from their money, and ciated. I wish that I possessed en­ to a height of about 300 feet and .000 for three appraisals. Thc final A. of Muskegon. Grand Rapids, Cad­ 1931 BUICK COUPE— at displayed a sign which read: i from appearances some of lhe dam gineering and mechanical ability to work wa4 going on rapidly. It is appraisal, made in 1931. 1932 and illac. Kent Co. Kalamazoo, Barry said that the dam Itself may be 1 good condition' "Please be .sparing of water as we’employees were taking full advan- give you an adequate description of 1933. cost 61,154.000, and., it Is con­ Co., and other near-by Associations. completed this year. In the con­ huve to cart It in 12 miles by i 'age of the opportunity. ha* not even been made a Saturday. 10:00 until Sunday 3:30 It. and the engineering propositions struct ion of the dam over 3.400.000 tended . 1931 FORD 157 TRUCK, good motor, CO*7C truck." Every once in a while, along The next morning we arose quite confronting Its builders. Not pos­ matter of record or otherwise made1 only a dollar expense. Bring blank­ cubic yards of concrete will be used. ' the road, an arrow would point to a early, and after breakfast drove to sessing that ability I must draw up­ available. "With all this expense cis. pillows, and tennis racquets. dual wheels, new tires on rearwC ■ V With such a vest amount of con­ A 12x16 shack Is being built at certain spring up in the mountains, Boulder City. 25 miles distance, on your imagination. Imagine if crete it would take several years for . . . and interference with the nor­ and efte the number of miles distant Boulder City is the very antUheals you can two walls of solid rock, ris­ mal functioning of the telephone1 camp to serve as headquarters and 1932 V-S FORD DE LUXES TUMM It happened to be. Everything along of La* Vegas, everything being neat, ing up almost perpendicularly from it to properly season and dry out. service organization." the petitioni storage ot supplies and a new diving DOR—« real bargain the road was dry and parched with orderly — and quiet. Boulder City '• is the water to a height of 1300 or To overcome this over 800.000 linear says, "no substantia) practical use1 board has been supplied by Robert 'feet of two-inch boiler-tubing will . . no Indication that rain had ever-----a municipal -----by-product of the Hoo- 1300 feet. Way down In the bottom has been made by the Commissioni Cook. * Dam. It by uncle of the canyon formed by those rocky be Imbedded in the concrete and of anything so developed.” The Young Men's group met at fallen there. Occasionally you would “ ver .. WM — through this a stream of cold water.)' look ahead a mile or more and see ■ Sam and has grown up under his walls, the Colorado river flows, al­ The Company contend* that now■ Lite home of Mr. and Mr*. Delbert what you would swear to be a beau- watchful eye. In 1930 the site ot ways muddy, turbulent and deflant. supplied by a refrigerating plant will the Commission has a new group, Whitmore Wednesday evening. Pot 13 and 15 Plate Genuine Ford Batteries tlful lake. You could see the thick ] the city was Just a desert waste. A At this particular spot the river Is be run. After•'tlie dam is finished of engineer* which does not ap­. luck supper. these pipes will be filled with cement ] .rushes standing up all around the year later it was a community of 300 feet or more in width and has prove the appraisal recently com­ General and Corduroy Tires. edges, with the clear, deep, blue wa- 4.000 people with 600 buildings, an average depth of around 30 feet. pleted by another group of Com­ MOVIE QUEEN LASHES was not expected tliat lhe pouring ot ter just beyond them. When you ] paved streets, waler, sewers, electric A fellow doesn’t have to be much of mission engineers at a cost of more ARE BAO FOR LAMBS! would get up almost to it the beau-1 lights, telephones and what have on engineer to appreciate that cement would start before next De­ than a million dollars, and the tlful picture would vanish and you | you? ' Just what will happen to it building a dam In this canyon, Commission proposes to spend more would see nothing but an expanse of after the dam is completed and ths where for four months every year lowed for its completion, but the money to check and bring the ap­ Foreign Materials in Eyes clear sand. How natural II would j workmen leave, remains to be ween, the heat is also almost beyond contractors are way ahead of praisal up to date. The Company Cause More Trouble Than j be for some prospector, choking with though doubtless those who will have endurance, would present some schedule. Perhaps it is well that the is objecting because it has been Ks thirst, to be deceived by It, and | cliarge of the power plant at lhe problems. Naturally the first great contractors are so far ahead with experience over a period of 14 years Usual in State Flocks J their work, because there is no tell­ doubtles* many have been, and have | completed dam and possibly others problem of course was to divert the ing when the constant dumping of that this Is merely a continuing East Lapsing. April 23—Long.1 given up their lives because of it. i will continue to make their home in water so the dam could be built. program with a never-ending and But despite thc dryness and the Boulder City. Before you are admit- Standing on tills 1300 fool cliff and silt below may cause the river below useless expenditure of money, and curling eye-lashes may be an ad-' the dam to break out of its channel that nothing In the record Indicates vantage to a movie queen but ttwy ■ looking down at the river with and cause no end of damage to the scarcely an Inch of shore to be seen Imperial Valley. To protect the that any use has been made of these are a source of annoyance to lambs j anywhere, one would readily con­ 75.000 people in this moat fertile three appraisals already made, at a which often develop sore eyes when | OI $2,000,000 S^.OUO.UUO. The me Company company the lashes fivuics turn Inward, uiwuu, according uccvruuig clude that this was no place for a valley was one of the reasons for lhe cost of therefore. that the Com- to the animal husbandry department novice to experiment. It look real construction of the dam. and the contends,....... 1,1 .1.,., ...... .......... nt Qtntr rVillnsrn he men. who knew what they had to sooner the dam is completed the saf­ mission now sliould show any neces­ nt Michigan State College. Reports of bad eyes in lamb flocks do. and then went ahead and did It. er the people in that valley can feel sity for further appraisals and ex­ penditures before ordering a new are more common this spring than | In ocher words they did the thing that many people said "could not be silt and it can be better regulated. group of engineers to undertake the usual. The trouble is usually caused work. It Is claimed that such con­ by some foreign object irritating the done." The river forms the bound­ The reasons for buUdlng the Hoo­ tinuing demands upon thc Com­ eye. Dirt, seeds, pollen, and other out with a 3 per cent solution, or a the wool. Animal! with sore eyas ary line between Arizona and Ne­ strong solution of one of U>e cool should be treated wiUi one of ttw vada. The builders drilled two tun­ ver Dam are principally four: 1st to pany for meeting the expenses of materials may be guilty. Profuse watering of the eye Is us­ tar dips. The solution is applied with solutions recommended. nels on the Nevada side through this control lhe treacherous waters of such Investigations is. In fact, a a dropper twice dally. the Colorado; 2nd for regulation of ually the first symptom and a milky method of depriving the Company solid rock, each tunnel being 4.000 Eye-lashes can be prevented from According to a noted feet tong and57 idI dhuneier flow: of'the^riveK 3rd foe the ’de Anyone can readilyfeet understand that | lhe zth^'the storwe rih­ of its property—in oilier words, con­ appearance of the eye-ball appears turning inward by stitching the loose later. In some cases, the eye may fiscation. part of the lid to parts above or be­ turn red or it may show white spots it took some figuring to get those <th for thc slora«e of »he rivers slL. make bridges by forming in chair Under the constitution of th^ low it. The stitch wilf come out in a which have the appearance of small „ s adam great mammoth drills down that 1300 foot I, The willlake make a great lake German Republic elections are to ulcers. If the spots are permitted to few days but the lid will have lidding each other by the tall, sj precipice. Then they went over on nearly 130 miles long. Holding back be held on Sunday or some other develop the animal often becomes thickened enough to prevent trouble. then swinging out across a river the Arizona side and drilled two that vast amount of water will bring holiday, so that lhe greatest number blind. Occasionally, old sheep develop more tunnels through the solid rock, a terrific pressure, hence the size If a veterinarian can not be ob-'sore can 4ote without stopping their work ’sore eyes eves when when wool wool gets sets in in them, them.. monkey couldn't hold up the exactly the same size and length and strength of lhe structure. The talned, the eyes should be washed [ Tills can be prevented by clipping j Qf four or five others. as the two on the Nevada Side. sale of power, from lhe 1,000.000 This of course was to divert the wa­ horse power to be developed, is ler around the spot where the dam counted upon to pay the cost of its was to be built. A coffer dam was construction. Indeed one eminent built above the dam to raise the wa- official. Dr. Elwood Mead. Commu­ ter so that It would flow through pioneer Bureau of Reclamation, has -■*••• • -it nil all fimired figured mu out that that in in 50 50 veers years, thete' big tunnels. Another coffer it dam was built just below the dam through the sale ot power and wasite to prevent the water backing up ter.^he government will have all of Its money back and a paltry surplus and interfering with the work. That all may perhaps sound easy and of $66000.000. Sometimes these sur­ simple, but If you could see those pluses. figured out by eminent offi­ rocky, perpendicular walls and the cials. do pot materialize, especially Colorado river with absolutely no if they happen to be politicians. shore, you could better appreciate But there will be a whole lot of us the engineering feats Involved and who will not be here in 50 years feel like taking your hat off to thc anyway, so what’s the difference? If builders. Of course it would be an it doesn't pan out It will only be an­ endless job. and almost an impos­ other liability handed down to the sible one. without a good road being next generation to wrestle with— built right down to the bottom of and wc arc handing down plenty of the dam. So a good and fairly wide them now days, compared with rood was blasted out of lhe solid which a few millions, or hundreds of rock and leads right down to the millions is a mere trifle. As it is now. the construction ot the Hoover good rood wc drove down when we Dam calls for the expenditure of visited the dam. The thick black 1155.000,000. Ot this the dam and water was pouring out of those 4,000 reservoir call for 170,600.000; the feet long tunnels in torrents and 1,000,000 horse power development coming out below the dam. Sev­ call* for 138300.000: the AU-Ameri­ eral thousand men are at work on can Canal In California for 138.­ * the job and working 24 hours a day 500.000; and Interest during con­ In three shifts of eight hours each, struction for $17,700,000 more. and working seven days a week. The The arresting of silt In the Hoo­ reason why may be explained by the ver Dam should make a great trans­ fact that the contractors are subject formation in the condition of the to a fine of 63,000 a day for every day- water flowing from It downstream. over the time the contract specifies. Hie assumption is that in a few To make the dam absolutely safe years the river below the dam will the rock In the old bed of the river be cleared out and that the water was blasted out to a depth of 100 will flow over a clear sand or gravel feet or more and the pit filled with bed. This should be of great bene­ cement. That forms the base. Thc fit fo the 75.000 farmers and people rock at the sides was blasted out too, in the Imperial Valley and to the areas drawing water for irrigation. It should surely ease the minds of people In the Imperial VaUey, who for years have never known what the antics of this strange river might do to them or their crops. To SJMHHINfi ABOUT Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Prices Advancing On USED CARS! ■ BUY NOW S1J5 $295 .25 »5c iOc UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO FORD DEALERS Hartings Michigan “Watch the FORDS Go By oneer FREE! 5 Friday and Saturday April 21 and 28 at the Rexall Store 1 Given free with every tube of Rexall Milk of Magnesia tooth paste!) Both for only 25c Every boy will want one of these big Kites! YOU and your Bank have Mutual Interests This Lots of Wall Paper from 10c a Double Roll and up Carveth & Stebbins The Rexall Drug Store REDUCE Living Costs! * That’s the problem these days! The people of Hastings can do it by increasing the con­ sumption of CLEAN MILK in their homes Milk is the cheapest food you can buy. It has the Vitamins and food elements which promote the_health of your family. We are permitted to sell our milk as Grade A because of the cleanliness of our barns and cows and the clean and sanitary manner in which we handle the milk. Highlands Dairy will furnish you Grade A Milk, Pasteurized or Raw, from our own state-accredited dairy herd, Our Grade A will coat you no more. . We would be glad to have you,-visit our dairy and see the care and pains we take to furnish you with CLEAN, GRADE A MILK at no additional cost to you. - . The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, Propr. BANK fully realizes its responsibilities to its pa­ trons and the people of this city and this trade area, also it is appreciative of the splendid confidence that has been reposed in this bank during its nearly half-century of con­ sistent and painstaking service. The prosperity of Has- ’ tings and Barry county is reflected in the prosperity and well-being of this bank, likewise the success and progres­ siveness of this bank is sure to aid the progress and enter­ prise of this community and its people. Hastings, Mich. should be a God-send, as well as to communities gettipg their water supply from the Colorado river. It Is a wonderful piece of construction work that presented a great many engineering problems, all of which ' thus far at least have been success­ fully met. HOW OHIO DOES IT. j *Rie state of Ohio, according to j dispatches received from Columbus recently, has made a saving of 62.­ ‘000,000 In two years by the closing of 300 expensive and unnecessary schools In that state through con­ solidation. The consolidation was | accomplished without impairing the ' service. Transportaton faculties were revised, routes were consoli­ dated and the pupils of the closed schools were centralized. In this manner better educational facilities i were afforded to puipls and a reduc­ tion made in the expense, all of । which Is very desirable. in Hollywood. California, there is | a hill said to have some mysterious magnetic force, so that a car re­ quires power to go down one side of It. .This la really not true, but a slight slope which appears steep, hence the belief. Savings Accounts in this Bank are Insured under the Federal Banking Act of 1933 Money placed in Savings Accounts in this bank will help commerce and industry in this city. With thriving indus­ try and normal, active commerce there naturally follows prosperity for the individual citizen. Economy in living will assist in accumulating a Savings Account. The more Savings Accounts the more industry and commerce, the more industry and commerce the greater the income, the greater the income the more you can buy and the easier it is to save. Thus Your Interests and Your Bank’s Interests are Mutual. Start a Savings Account Now! HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, Mil �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1934 and visitors of< SOUTH BOWNE. Harold Yoder. Daniel Zook and family ot near the Evangelical L, A. 8. at her home Tlie funeral of Mrs. Ellen Roush Clarksville called at the Harold Yo- in the Dunham district Thursday. waa held Monday afternoon from der home Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Erb. Mr. and Acres Should Be Considered UM M. E. church In Freeport, Rav. Frank Loomis officiating. We extend Mrs. Leo Erb and family and Mra. dbagroaable weather oondlUons the as Rented for Period Cov­ our heartfelt sympathy to Um be­ --------—- — I program for the Union Cemetery Taxable personal property doe* ered, by Agreement reaved children and grandchildren. day guasu at th* Andrew Blough ctrcUwUl be held ta the South THE ATTORNEY GENERAL (not entitle onejo vote unless it U Those from this neighborhood, J ‘Evangelical church Decoration Day Mr. and Mrs. Peter Griffin enter-1 instead of the Briggs church as aside from relatives wi>o attended MAKES RULINGS ON “ ” of Michigan farmers who have ‘Another question that has arisen talned their niece and husband of stated last week, THAT MATTER signed contracts to decrease their Mrs. O. R. Smelkrr and daughter runt over the week end. • . ■I The Carey group in Nutrition met | person holding real or personal Mr. ^nd Mrs. Basil Thompson of Thursday afternoon. April 10. In the properly assessed for taxes must apBlough, Mr*. Ertella Roaler. Pontiac called at the Will Mishler Ketcham hall, for their last meet­ PROPERTY MUST BE ON ________________________ plans to handle the contracted drew Mrs. Minnie Bouck. Mr. and Mr*. home Tuesday forenoon. ing for tills year's work and elec­ TUT AQQCQQUPNT Rfll I (believe that it 1* necessary a* long WlULs Hutchins. Mrs. Jennie Par­ tion of officers for 1834-35. Sixteen I rtt R00E00MER I HULL M tbe property u on the assessment dee, Mrs. Harold Yoder. Mr. and week end with her parents. Mr. and r# \ a I roll at the time of the election, and crops department at Michigan Blate Mrs. Clarence Van Patten. Mlsa Mrs. Glenn Miller arid family of members were present. Wc also added three new names to our list If Either Hnaband or Wife ,he elector b the owner of such College. Carlton. Mildred Hutchins and Mra. Claude which brings lhe total membership Mra. Frank Walton called on Mrs Owns Assessed Property property on election day." Whitney. to twenty-one. Mrs. Meta Hyde . . In a letter to the secretary of permitted: 1. plant to trees for a Frank Walton, son* Floyd and Cha*. Wibert of Hastings Wednes­ was elected chairman and Mrs. Ma­ fann wood lol; 2. -allow to lie fallow Both Lan Vote state the Attorney General's de, Ralph were In Lowell on business day evening. and mow and leave any natural bie Hyland secretary. Mrs. EUtaThere Ls. and should be. much in- jpartment further says: La Verne Blough of Clarksville and Thursday. beth Gray and Mrs. Florence lerest In the election lo be held j "In view of the fact that there has Raymond .--------Shaffer were — Bunday Mrs. Bill Schulx ui of u<w>u Grand Rap-। - — oui OCI1UII • Babcock will act as leaders for our mia. Monday. April 30. to decide whether 1 been considerable intereel manl- destroy noxious weed*; 4. plant to ids called on her parents, Mr. and «umU “ Andrew Blough home. first meeting. the state of Michigan shall sell 338 -, tested from all part* of the state crops for soil improvement or to Mrs. Abe Eash Tuesday. Frank Clifton m Meek sv ”nk Walton and roirum —v prevent soil erosion; and 5, plant to 000.000 of interest-bearing bonds, relative to the manner of qualifying were in Lowell on business Tuesday Mrs. Frank Walton called on Mrs. WEST CARLTON. payable within thirty years, in order electors for the purpose of votmg 1 r : - - - -------- Glen Perkins at Freeport Thursday aftertxxmto carry on a state building program, upon Act No. 40 of the Public Act* J1 ■ C<^b^C '... Claude Yetter and Mrs. Owen evening. also a construction program for ■ of 1934. Extra Session, and abo con- ,hutle« _ hindweed H u ■ LACEY. Suckle received word of the death Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Blough, hard-surfacing certain trunk line sidering the fact tliat the legislature v-ar^.v „kU!^?Jn The penny supper advertised In of their uncle. Wesley Yeltcr, of highways and making extensive rail- faded to furnish any legislative pro-. Jnflh71?i last week's issue of the Hastings South Lowell, and funeral services road grade separations m the De- vision governing the interrogation or .w*y..“ to. f*U tended the funeral of Mra. Mary were held Tuesday. i plow the ground, plow it again in Ann Snyder Saturday afternoon. troit area. The question naturally qualification of electors at the imWillis Hutchins accompanied Les­ M. Program to follow as soon aa Warren cairns and wife and the pending referendum. I “therefore sug™?h lie Roush to Lansing Tuesday. urlses: Who can vote at such an-----**-------‘------ J ------- ----------possible after supper. Date, April Misses Ann. Rachel and Winifred gest to you the following certificate.®?0^.1® election? Mrs. Emery Kime of Pleasant Ott of Dorter visited Art Richard­ lf lh„^rn,/nrflhb. No one should be better qualified to be signed by electors upon making Mrs. Lily' Cheese man will enter- son and wife Saturday. Valley called on her sister. Mrs. to answer that question than lhe application for a referendum ballot: Diowwl nnlv -I hereby certify that in addition ^^SeS J Attorney General's department al gTOund pto*rl LansUig. Below we give a verbatim to being a qualified elector In this Another question that has arisen the tax la payable in 1934 or 1935. I believe that it makes little dlffer- Safety of Funds a boildlnr and loan Let as furnish yon with more information about these “NATIONAL- SHARES. Rational ffioan & Unueafment {jTnnynnuj UM Griswold SL Detroit. Mich. Drtrrtt'i Oldest BaUSln* sod MEMBER EDERAL HOME HR SYSTEM J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. STEEL GATES LAST LONGER AND COST LESS WE HAVE THEM THE HOME LUMBER COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. The next issue of the HASTINGS Telephone Directory is GOING TO PRESS If you desire a telephone installed in lime to have your name listed in thc new direc­ tory, or if you want/your present listing changed, the order must be placed by Tuesday, May 1 Call 2233 TELL WAYS TO MANAGE LAUD UWER-CONTRACT BOND NG ELEM copy of a memorandum to Governor voting _ mvcinct I have property asMort of trouble.«ne weeds Comstock from the Attorney Gen-'seased for taxes in the state of (j Michigan, that my or XL S? nint ^in!E7£? ™ eral. which reads a* follows: — or -- — - •husband ■ wife hre property assessed for taxes!Xj^h Memorandum to Governor Com • । in the state of Michigan. [food Any lrOwth 0<^lhe stock: . "Great interest has arisen as to I plant draws on this stored food as who can vote under House Enrolled Date ... lon« as no new green growth is per­ Act No. 30. Extra Session of 1934. mitted to appear above ground. and I am therefore furnishing you -Signature of elector. When leaves appear, they manufacwith.my opinion relative to the eligi­ Upon being challenged the "n'^ “roton« lhc 11,f bility of electors to vote at thc Im­ plant' . pending special election in which a shall constitute lhe oath to be adCrops most commonly used in 'referendum submitting the a bow ministered by the inspectors of elec­ Michigan for soil Improvement are act is to be held. . । uon. , tion." rne The Attorney Attorney General's General's dede- J "Sectlon 9 of said act provides in|partment recommends this ccrtlfl- sweet clover, soy beans, field pea*, part as follows: i; — — *because ----------- <•it — — - of - rye. vetch, buckwheat, alfalfa, or cate will save the—time clover. AU except rye and buckwheat । ‘The appropriations provided the inspectors of election in ques- j are legumes and can add to the nit­ | for In this act shall not take ef- I cloning and qualifying prospective rogen supply in the soil feet until the same khall have leJectdrs. and in cities like Hastings,,‘ Sweet clover is one of the most 1 been submitted to and approved which have permanent registration, popular of these crops and will suc­ by the qualified voters in this the signed certificate would also ceed If thc soil U not too acid. The . state in the manner hereinafter make it unnecessary for the elector summer growth is not large but thc provided." to sign his name for the purpose of tops are large at plowing time thc "Section 4. of Article III of the comparing signatures. next spring. Michigan Constitution, as amendeo ,| The " Attorney General's “ “ depart ' ­ Soy bean* may be sown in late provides as follows: ment further recommends that this May or early June and usually "Whenever any question is certificate be sent to absent voters make a good growth which can be ' who apply for ballot*. -aubmlttcd to a vole of the elec­ plowed down In August or Septem­ tors which Involves thc direct We have now passed on to our ber. Buckwheat can be sown in the expenditure of public money or readers ail we are able to learn summer It is the only crop which the issue of bonds, only such about the qualifications of voters for can be sown successfully in Michi­ persons having thc qualifications election to be held Monday. April gan at that time. Mixtures of rye of electors who have property 30. to vote on the proposed issue of tt ,lu vetch ,CUill vcan be sown in August or and $38,000,000 of interest-bearing bonds:, September i tlie district or territory to be I"' Al,al, Alfalfa a”<1 clovers are excellent V142UVHIC.----------a “ affected by the result of such NASHVILLE. L-~oll builders. Thc growth can be j election, or the lawful husbands Miss Donna Northrup of Battle plowed down and the land left un­ or wives of such penions, .shall I.Creek spent Sunday with her par- der contract. No hay nr pasture,can I be entitled to vote thereon" , ents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Northrup, be harvested while thc land is under "The only question to be deter­ Miss Donnie Rothbaar has gone , contract. mined here is just what qualified . Alfalfa sown on contracted Meres electors shall be eligible to vote up­ to Battle Creek where she has should be seeded without a nurse position. on this referendum. Thc Constitucrop. This is the most certain Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson •Uan states that only those having method of seeding on most Michigan Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Gi property assessed for taxes or their soils. Seedings made late in June husbands or wives may vote ujkhi Lykins. Mr. and Mrs. Gid Gage. I< qu".“«u m.:«»’• "’»■ ■* The law is well settled that having Hnd Jnck Ells,x)n spent Sunday,1 properly means owning property and!w,th Mr- *,,d Mrs. Henry Sywcrda . noihmg else "Property means Grand Rapid*. I Extension Bulletin Extension Bulletin No No IS 139. now printed at Michigan w" Slate College, will help farmers who have both real and personal property and -------- --of -the - Odd ,contract acres to handle this land. Thc“ 115th -----anniversary I the authorities dre universally in ' Fellows lodge will be held Thurs­ The bulletin is mailed free to those day night at their hall for their1 who write the bulletin clerk at the I accord upon this proposition. 1 "I am therefore convinced that •members —--------------and the Rebekahs. A i»t College. County agricultural agent.) ] only the following persons or the 4 luck supper -_rr:r will be served.followed will have the bulletins within a short ।husbands or wives ot the following'by ; by a prograi: program. time. jiersons may vote upon this proposi- | Mr. and * Mrs Clyde Briggs spent tlon. X Sunday with the former’s brother. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. I ‘ T. Persons owning real es­ Ivan Briggs and family at Dowling Mrs. Chas. Farlec has been very I Miss Mildred Cole was hostess to Vft2 tate in fee or persons purchas­ her bridge club Monday night. I*., U better ing real estate upon a land con­ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ander1 * rtUn ®I tract which is In full force and son a son. 1 John 1111(1 Lawson Smith and Oar' etfect may vote if they are tiie I owners of such property at the । Funeral services for Mrs. Harry net Townsend of Battle Creek spent Hunter were held Tuesday afternoon 0,6 *’cek cnd w,th parent*. j time of the. election and such | property Is on the assessment ; at the home of her parents. Mr. and 1 The Brethren Aid Society will roll. Mrs Simon Sc ham of near Ver- meet with Mrs. Mary Fisher tills "2. Persons owning personal montvlHe. Mrs. Hunter underwent week Thursday. property or persons purchasing a very serious operaUon n Jew weeks Mrs. Guy Kantner is til ill with the jiersonal property upon condi- । ago She leaves her husband and! nu. (parents besides a host of other rel­ tlonal sale* contracts, such prop­ Mr. and Mrs. Torrence Townsend. erty being on lhe assessment roll atives and friends. Rev. Harley Townsend. Otto Town­ 1 and they being the owners of । Thc 13th annual Mother-Daugh­ send and Harve Townsend attended , such property at the time of the ter banquet will be held at lhe the funeral of the latter's brother, . election. Community House. Friday. April Frank, at Greenville, Ohio. Thurs­ “Inasmuch as this referendum 27. at 6 30 o'clock In keeping with day. t concerns bonds affecting the entire the tnidiUon of these banquets, a Harry Sandbrook and Paul Brod-1 hstute of Michigan. I believe that the delicious banquet will be served in ;>ro|>erty above referred to has lo be beautiful settings The program, beck attended the Commercial Club situated and can be situated any- also promises a delightful hour. The banquet at Lake Odessa Tuesday . (where in lhe state of Miciilaan ------- «. Weaver of evening as guests of James Reed. main ---------feature is The ; However. I believe that all ol, Drcams." a masque written cspecUlEdward Thompson and family ac- > i: he partners in any |>artni-rship b for Mother-Daughter occasions companied Walter Thompson to owning property, real or personal. Womanhood and girlhood, as is *□ Battle Creek Sunday where they which is on thc assessment roll may often thc case, misunderstand each were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vvotc upon the proposition even other, but as they visit the Weaver Paul Thompson. though the property may be assessed of Dream.', she shows them that Mr. and Mrs Paul Townaend and 1 m the name of only one or two they are -really alike in the funds- Mr*.vtll » Tttwnsend were in Battle Celia members of thc partnership, and I mental thing;-they have-fhe same creek one day last week, have a* my the-------case— of— dream' They leave--rejoicing because • •Mrs. — — -------- Davenport: —■ authority —- —--------—------------------------- -----------------Mr. — and Eugene Hoyt vs School District 235 Mien in dUtovering thLs (act they have;left for the East Thursday where! 338. 209 Northwestern t>* come to understand one another |ihey will make an extended visit at Under the same authority 1 be- The play has its setting in a gar- Geneva, New York. ' Sieve that all persons owning real den. while the Weaver of Dream; ; Mr. and Mrs I. N- Williams and' estate by reason of a Joint tenancy utanda by her Splining Wheel. The ■ granddaughter* of Dowling were or a tenancy in common may vote other numbers on lhe program ,Sunday guest* with Cha*. Farlce] upon the proposition if they are thc carry out thc theme of "Weaving ' ■ »nd and family. owners at the time of the election The Old Spinning Wheel" will b.' i1 jg r. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Fred Fred Manker Manker ot ot and lhe property Is upon the asses- sung by a mother and daughter and'irvtng spent -Sunday with E. Luca*, smen: roll, irrespective of whether they will be accompanied on the Mr. and Mrs. Ca*go Smith of Lant or not all the names of the tenancy P'mio and vtolta by a mother andiS|ng. Mr. and Mrs Ward Green and appear on the roll. daughter Get your ticket* early ui daughter. Phy Hi*, and Mr. and Mrs. 1 believe it would be advisable the Methodist Missionary Society. p*ul Smith and baby were Sunday when a voter requests an application A pretty home wedding wa* (guests of Mr. and Mrs- Bert S mltil for an absent voter * ballot tliat the rolemnlzed Saturday afternoon at j ln honor of Etta's and Wilda's birthirespectire clerk mail out to thc vdt- 4 30 o'clock at the home of Mr. and day* er. together with the applkwiien Mrs Fred Fuller when their oldert I Eiu»orth Smith and family Mra. Ellsworth Smith and family. Mra. (or nn absent voter s ballot u Ccr- daughter. Miss Alice wa* united in Sherman Smith. Mra. Velva Krevtificate also t.i be signed by such marriage to Allan Lahr of Grand |raus and children of Hastings and — h— _e _,ia -----*-- l--------->roi?'rt->------Rapi r----ds,—the - --------------ceremony „ «>»• beJng perper-(M I r4. George Piper spent Sunday tn the state of Mil lichigan assessed E. Hoyt. The L ’ " tor ‘ formed by the ** Rev. ** M. ~ *" * | afternoon with Mra. Chas. Farlee. ; b husband or. wife of j[bride bride was charmingly gowned in taxes, or thaiAhb __________ ------...! Mr. and Mrs. E. Thompson and ‘ la ' i bouquet of such voter has property in thc state blue crepe and' carried of111 daughters and Mrs. Frank Haight1 I rose buds, sweet peas and ar swawsonia.,ttnd Wilma of Corfu Grove spent of Michigan assessed lor taxes." ------- . —. peas Yours very truly. >hc wa* attended by Mis* Lillian (Sunday evening with Mr. and Mra. I ” Patrick H. O'Brien. Lowell of Kalamazoo Her sown was Edward Thompson Attorney General. lose colored crepe, her bouquet the Smce giving this opinion to lhe ■ same as the bride's. The best man BARBERS CORNERS. Governor the Attorney General; wa* Albert Rohrer of Grand Rapids, The regular meeting of the Alloft A wrote another letter, in which he'A two course wedding dinner wa.. I 't* A —... —.AH ' One question rabed since my prettily decorated with rose* and । previous letter is regarding the sweet peas. The guests were Mr. meaning ol the clause "nr the law-1 and Mrs W. H. LAhr and family of ful husbands or wives of such per- I Grand Rapids and the Fred Fuller son* shall be entitidd to vote there- family. Mr. and Mra. Lahr left for in." I believe it was Umi.intention of; their newly furnished apartment al [the constitution that lhe husband or11133 Turner Ave..'Grand Rapid*. । wife of any person having property) Rev. and Mrs. 8. R. Wtirta and aMc&scd for taxes could vote also; Mrt. Fred Elder were in Grand Rap­ , and I construe the word "or" to|ld* Monday. mean the same as "and "- It Is diffiThe Chamber of Commerce met cult lo conceive how the constitution Monday night at the Belaoa Bakcould be construed otturwUe. ;«ry. per. At the business meeting the following officer* were elected: Mrs. De Forest Snyder, president; Mrs. Lewis Matthews, vice-president; IMtaa Frances McIntyre, treasurer; Miss ‘ Loretta DeVaull. secretary. 'The next trte«lng will be announced ' Mr. and Mrs. John H. Brown and daughter of Freeport called on Mr. and Mra. John Lewis Wednesday. .Mr Brown also called on Clark Bar-; Food-Buying Economy WHAT DOES IT MEAN? To make each doUar do its duty buy food­ stuffs. the quality of which is strictly guar­ anteed and buy them at regularly low prices. That is lhe way to food-buying economy. Tliat Is the "C. Thomas Way." Why not let it help you save? HATEVER else-it may Involve there can be no real economy in food buying If each dollar doesn’t bring home 100 cents worth of food value. Pay “long" prices for foods of ordinary quality or ordinary prices for foods of uncertain quality and you defeat economy. W All Price* at C. Thoma* Store* INCLUDE the Michigan 3% Sale* Tax FLOUR Golden Crest m 87c DIT /> A NTQ |%1 Gold Medal Choice Hand­ Picked Michigan Navy Beans 3«- 10c 25c Golden Bantam Cream Style No. 3 Con Here’* A Buy I BUTTER 17c Musselman's Fine Quality 10c CORN FOULD’S 2 - 15c Macaroni. Spaghetti or Noodles. SUGAR ROLLED OATS 11 $1.09 MISSION INN You owe your­ self a trial. Lb. COFFEE SARDINES 85c COMAR NUT For Cooking or Table Uwe OLEO U JLjA&l ‘BESTYET All-Pur­ pose Kansas Hard Wheat. 24>/a lb. sack All varieties. Powdered. C. <5t H. Menu In bulk. Lb. BULK 90 Ib. bug $2.50, Tux included 9 25c 10c OLIVES 10c CORNED BEEF 18c CcQktd. SURF kJJLarf SFT “to^ rt UVl\Ld 1 Sure Satisfy CALUMET kF 27c Campbell'*, TOMATO ... 12c 10c SUCCOTASH SAUER " 25c SWANSDOWN 27c CAKE FLOUB TH1NSIES 3 No. 2 cans 25c in Tomato Sauca, GAUZE TISSUE LincnUed for softness. 4 — 17c Super-Soft and Absorbent IVORY FLAKES JS£* 24c SUPER SUDS Suds In a Flash 15c Reg. Pkg. 3 for 25c ... 15c Educator Ilaaiaara Here** Something New! LAVA SOAP 5c Economy Coco Castile 5 Cakes Ln One. GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER 18c Shinola 4^ 17c PORK & BEANS 3 tii 14c 9c 10c App. 1 ft. long. Three varieties. ANfFQ Blue Goose Brand Sweet, Juicy. Doz. Z7C NEW CABBAGE » 4c You will find in our store an attartcive stock of FRESH FRUITS — VEGETABLES C. THOMAS STORES ‘Every* Day Low Prices’ 128 West State Street �7 Injuries of Overeating Pre­ vented by Hand Feeding Or By Bulky Rations Homemakers' Comer By Home Economics Specialists Michigan State College CATTLE GAIN FAST ON SILAGE RATION COURTHOUSE NEWS Sufficent Oom If It Ib Placed In Silo Est. Charles H. Northrup. War­ rant and inventory. filed. I May 11 and 12 have been set aside East Lansing—Com silage proved East Lansing.—Pigs may be pip as home economics high school day to be a better and cheaper feed for but lambs are hogs when given an at Michigan State College. Invita­ fattening beef cattle than either opportunity .to serve themselves tions have been sent to Junior and whole shock cqm or ground shock with food. If the results of feed­ senior high schools throughout thc com in the feeding trials reported ing trials conducted by the animal state to send three representatives at Feeders Day at Michigan State College. husbandry department at Michigan to participate in Uie contests and Three lota of cattle averaging 888 Slate College can be accepted as pounds in weight were started on program which is being planned. The purpose of the day is to stim­ Lambs will consume so much that they kill themselves If they are per­ ulate an Interest In home economics mitted to cat at will from self feeders work among junior and senior high in which shelled corn. oats. bran, school students. Representatives at­ and pea-sized Unseed cake . are tending must either be taking home tured and yielded about 48 bushels placed in separate compartments. economics work or have had the of shelled corn or six and one-half It is safer to hand feed lambs for work previously. Reservations must tons of’Milage per acre. 18 days unless the grain In the be received at the College by April This te the second year of the feeders is mixed with cut or ground 30. with the total limited to 250 trials of the relative values of the alfalfa in the proportion of two contestants. The program will include a tour different forms of com. and silage parts of alfalfa to one of corn for has given thc most rapid and thc 10 days, then equal amounts of al­ al the campus, style show, talks on cheapest gains each year. The fin­ falfa and com for a like period, and home economics and physical educa­ ish of the cattle tn the silage-fed one part of alfalfa to two of tion. music, and a dancing party. A number of contests have been cracked corn tire rest of thc feeding planned. These Will Include judg­ two lots. Less ground was required Ume. • to grow sufficient feed in the form Lambs can be safely started on ing food products, diet selection, of silage tlian waa needed to pro­ grain by hand feeding them for 18 child care, clothing selection, and duce enough com in the other two days or by limiting the amounts of house decoration. Each school may a mixture of one part pea-size lin­ participate in three contests. Three Thc net returns per acre of silage seed cake and seven porta of com prizes will be awarded to the scitools were 128.13: for shocked com they In the feeder for 18 days, the gaining most pointe. Cost for attendance will be one were >12.79; and for ground shocked amount of feed being kept down for dollar, payable at registration, 18 days until the lambs become Jess which will pay for housing Friday voracious. Injuries caused by overfeeding night and three meals. Registration may not prove fatal, but. In any will be from 11 to 2 o'clock. Friday. case, the disturbances are severe May 11. The silage fed lot weighed 997 enough to lessen the rates of gain । Curtains and draperies should be pounds per head at the conclusion and to Increase the costa of feed- I bought Just as one buys clothes, ac­ cording to home economics exten­ of the trials, a gain ot 319 per ani­ lng. mal. Gains made by cattle eating One ration which has been satis-1 sion home furnishing specialists ot shock com were 259 pounds per factory at the College is made up , Michigan State College. They arc head; and the gain on ground shock of four parts cracked corn and one like clothes In many respects in corn was 280 pounds. ,that they must fit the size. part ground alfalfa. Oat hulls have 1 The size of the curtain decides Ito been used to add bulk to the ration is a very valuable addition to a cat­ proper length. The glass curtain, and were all right except that the tle feeding yard in Michigan. net returns from feeding were leas when used with draperies, is most Ulan when alfalfa was used to in­ t pleasing If it is hung to Just escape the sill. Without draperies, how­ crease the bulk. Mrs. Houghlalln of Hastings spent ever, it may hang to the bottom of one day lost week with Mrs. Burrell the apron. HENDERSHOTT. . The McOmbcr and Hendershott Draperies may do a great deal to Phillips and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and Camp Fire girls spent a happy day change the proportion of a window, Saturday sight-seeing in Battle make a tall one appeal shorter, and sons spent Sunday in Hastings with count of executor filed. Est. Sarah Ella Stowell. Annual Est. Carolyn V. and Wayne N Andrus. Release of guardian filed. Final account filed. Order allowing account entered. Discharge of guardian filed. Estate enrolled. Est. Glen A. Fingleton. Release of - guardian filed. Discharge of guardian issued. Est. John Hetherington. Petition Letters ot adOrder limiting Est.TJomes A. Young. Petition for1 hearing claims filed. Notice to cred-1 Much sympathy te expressed tor the family of James Calthrop. who hearing claims filed. Inventory filed. Itors Issued. Est. Frank Allerton. Bond of ad­ passed away at lhe home of his son Est. Frank Allerton. Petition for administrator filed. Order appoint­ ministrator filed. Leiters of admin­ Marshall. Monday. istration issued. Order limiting set­ | Mra. Laurence Hammond of Crcsing administrator entered. ' sey assisted with tlW housework for Est. Mary E. Travis. Will filed. tlement entered. 'Mrs. Leland Hammond a couple of Petition for probate of will filed. | days last week. Several friends and neighbors 1 Howard Carpenter went to Lan­ dropped In Wednesday evening to sing Monday to work for the sumfiled. Letters testamentary iraued. remind Leland Hammond of hte Est. George Murphy. Petition for birthday. I Some of our neighbor children are administrator filed. Petition for spe­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele and 'suffering with the whooping oough. family of near Cold* cial administrator filed. Order ap­ Walter McMannis spent Thursday i Mtes Jean Hammond spent Friday □ ten WsUx>n of Dctu™ pointing special administrator en­ in Kalamazoo. Mrs. Steele remain- night with a girl friend In Kalama- i. of the week with their ft tered. Bond of special administra­ I Peake, who ha* been very tor filed. Letters of special ndmln- Carl McMannis. 1 [ Mra. Hulda Cooper returned to reP°rU!<1 better at Ma WTThe Lent Sunshine Club met with 'the home of Mr. and Mra. Robert Jamas Murphy, who ha* I Hit. Ester O. Paton. Order ap­ pointing administrator filed. Bond Mrs. Clare Thomas Thursday for Steele Friday for an indefinite visit, feting with rheumatism their April meeting. I Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Francisco and ”pOrtM mOC” 1 administration issued. Order Unt­ Mis* Ruth Hammond is working children and Mr. and Mrs. Leland .wu writing, iling settlement entered. Petition in Kalamazoo at Ute Nally Shop. Hammond and son and Mra. Sage Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clarence Hammond te spending a for hearing claims filed. Notice to » spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.' and wm of Bugbee Comer* creditors issued, inventory filed. 1 few weeks In Hastings with his ste- Lawrence Hammond of Cressey. ? " “* “““ Est. Alfred Storr. Inheritance tax ter. Mrs Roy Chandler. He is help. Mrs. Lura Francisco and daugh­ determined. lng decorate their new home. ter. Gloria, attended the Mother­ .------- .. ---------------- , Mr. and Mrs Earl carpenter alDaughter banquet at the M. E. coufm .T wSuTwitoSdi?. CHEVROLET can afford to put a short wide one look taller. The Creek. A large crowd enjoyed tlie splen­ tall window, with a horizontal line Mrs, Goldie Casey accompanied did supper and program at our across the top In the form of a schoolhouse Friday night. All were valance, with vertical drapery loose­ pleased with Mr. Isenhath's enter­ ly tied back tn graceful folds and tainment. terminating at thc bottom of the I evening. Burrell Lancaster Joined the CCC ! Mr. McElwain and family have apron, will appear much shorter, moved In with Mr. Henry to work A short wide window needs an op­ a short time ago and writes home posite treatment, avoiding a valance, he is nicely located at Newberry. ihe place and care for him. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias spent Miss Eloise Storrer of Hastings and allowing lhe drapery to hang Sunday in Kalamazoo with their ipent the week end with Grace Brill. in vertical folds at the sides. It may son and daughter, and families. Floyd Garrison and family spent extend to the top of the base board Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey or one inch from the floor according Parmelee near Bonfield. j to the effect desired. Mrs. Lawrence Christensen went ----------------- -----------------------lo Battle Creek Friday with Mr. and j The phrase "not worth a tinker's Mrs. Chester Tompkins. I damn” may have originated in the Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brill visited tendency of tinkers to swear n Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes at Har- great deal- Some believe that it been seriously ill with bronchial rls Creek on Sunday. | came from tlie tinker’s dam. a wall pneumonia, te much improved at Don't forget thc L. A. S. dinner of soft clay raised around a spot I Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy with Mrs. Walter Sunday tills which a plumber wishes to cover Thursday. with lead. It is worthless after use. of the State Road spent Wednesday ) FULLY ENCLOSED The National Banking Art of 1933 IN­ SURING DEPOSITS te proving iteelf » most effective means of restoring confi­ dence and promoting business. Every bus­ iness day brings convincing evidence of this fact to lhe NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS. INSURED DEPOSIT*} completely answers the demand of Investors for safety. At­ tention then naturally turns toward new business prospects and opportunities. Here again the NATIONAL BANK OF HAS­ TINGS te prepared to aid the recovery program. Bring us your problems. The NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS was chartered by the United States, its buineac te carefully checked by the United States and Its deposits are Insured by the United Stales under the terms of lhe Banking Act of 1933. National Bank of Hastings with KNOW THE TRUTH ABOUT MOTOR OILS Ellen Kline te on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ingram of Hastings called at Burrell Phillips' Sunday afternoon. We were grieved to hear of the sudden passing of Mrs. Hammie Ar­ mour of Hickory Corners. She for­ merly lived near Cedar Creek. She passed away Sunday morning at Pennock hospital. She underwent • serious operation Friday night. We extend our sympathy to the be­ reaved family. SHOCK-PROOF STEERING Bunday visitors at Fred Otis' were. Lyle Otte and wife and Chas. Erway of Kalamazoo —J ”-----Dunn and family, also । Scherer and baby. Forrest Havens and____________ | and Gordon, were Sunday guests with Robert McGlocklln and famUy in Hastings. Mrs. Havens re­ turned home with them after spend­ ing the past ten days there caring for her daughter and Infant son. The baby has been named Robert on a low-priced car costly to build­ Wben you pay the price of a Knee­ Little Dolores McOlocklln of Has. tings is spending the week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest visited Sunday at Cleo Brown's in Hickory Corners. The many friends ot Mrs. Fred Newland are sorry to hear she Is confined to her bed with inflamma­ tory rheumatism and hope for her speedy recovery. The Presiding Elder will be on the parish next Bunday and will preach at the Good Will church next Sunday evening. Wa are sure he would appreciate a good audl- ( KNEE-ACTION Dianna Matthews of Hastings was tne week-end guest of Margrette Insured Deposits <'""cn “ Watch for the announccnient of Fred otu> u gaining after When we're right wc credit our wedding bells in our neighborhood ^13 long illness, which is good news Judgment: when we're wrong wa soon. jto hi* many friends. curse our luck. . Est. William I. Ford, lowing claims entered. HM LAMB BECOMES HOG WHEN EATING GRAIN you naturally want world’s largest builder of cars, can afford to njaka genuine Knee-Action and all that gon with it. You the necessary huge investment in new machinery Action —and still keep prices among lhe lowest of the low. want the new gliding ride at its smoothest, safest, and best. You want simple, foolproof, and trouble- proof consthiction—the huskiest, sturdiest front­ and you II never volume of tain that permit this extra production end you can buy. And, of course, you want shock­ ified with any proof steering—it is the natural companion of the ow-priced car , gliding ride. You pay for these things, and you Only Chevrolet has tlse resources and th* assured Chevrolet doe* it because Chevrolet believ** to KEEP ON SELLING THE MOST CARS, YOU MUST KEEP ON BUILDING New and Improved CONOCO Germ Proceued want them all—but you can get than, in the low THE BEST. And judging from the popularity Motor Oil supports claims with positive proof I price field, only from Chevrolet. The reason is of the 1934 car, America agree* with Chevrolet. IX motors run to destruction under AAA supervision! Result: the first oil failed at 1,713.2 miles . . . others failed in rapid succession ... the best of the competing oils ran to a total of 3318.8 miles... while New and Im- AAA SANCTION Me. MOI proved Conoco GermProcessed Motor Oil carried on to 4,729 miles, over 3,000 miles farther than the first oil, and over 1,400 miles farther titan the best of •' the competing oils. Here is POSITIVE PROOF of the Germ Process—exclusive to Conoco! Facta that mean new results and economy for your motor. Look for the Red Triangle Sign. S (PARAFFIN BASE) CONOCO OIRM PROC1SSID MOTOR OIL Eadwivs N«w Fattens Protected U«d« Ku—IU. S. Pateste Bradford Hinkley of Hastings was a Sunday guest of Junior Erway. Mrs. Clara Robinson of Wayland was a guest at Roy Erway'a sev­ eral days last week. Sunday guests at Clyde Warren's simple. Fully-enclosed Knee-Action wheels are children of Lansing. Naomi Clagget of Hastings, Lem­ uel Oakes, Dorothy Smith and Ad­ am Arney of the Cook place were guests at Roy Oakes Sunday. SIOCK-FIOOF STEEIIIG and Mr. and Mrs. Lantz of Battle Creek were Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Norton. Remember the Dorcas Society at the home of Mr. and Ifin. John Howell Thursday of thte week. Mr. and Mra. Manley Sherman of Hastings entertained Mr. and Mra. Forest Bldelman of this plats over lhe week endThe play re-glven at the South Maple Grove church was well at­ tended Sunday evening. •Prayer meeting la to be held at the BO HOBSENWEB IB MILES FEB BOW CABLE-COITIOLLEI BIAKEI miEtn FURER SAVE WITH A CHEVROLET VALVE-IN-HEAD SIX R. K. HURD, Hastings, Michig; R. D. CADWALLADER, Hickory Corners, Michigan �asszsa---------WILL SHOW GROWERS REASONS FOR PRICES m lumni »Axm, thirty years from the date of issu­ Fireproof enclosures for stairways in three ance, but such bonds shall be callbuildings, eliminating room • DOUM ' r»--3040040 ■l&i a Remodel Nurses' 473M.M th* amount ibarroti 1843X00 Addition to power house Potato Growers Have Chance equipment, made nec­ essary by added buildTo See Standards Bet By Detroit Oonaumere shall be sold at not less than the Tunnels for heat, light wtokmd*t. amul is, um louearoo New Bmployaae’ New construction and alterations 149346.71 at Michigan State Sanatorium, residence ............. 94,00000i 1903 Remodel Laundry 64407.00 HoweU: 1896 Remodel Occupa­ Children's hospital .... 818040040 tional therapy bulldSewage plant ................... 25400.00 16,000.00 1 tag .................................. 29.41640 Two employee dormito19Q3 Remodel Meat market ....................... 4.580.00 Administration building. 3,253.00 Power plant P8®3 Remodel Bakery 20400.00 11040040I19U Remodel T. B. Remodeling children's I biiilrilng ........ 54,176-38 unit for adults ..... 10400.00 Oarage 1918 Remodel Garage 3442 00 Well and refrigeration.. 7.500.00 1740040 ' New Power nltnl plant 270360.18 Llnoisum ............. 9,000.00 Farm group — 5 3.000.00 10.000.00 ■ building^ ....___ 63486-98 Surgical 2.50040 by law tar the counting, canvassing county to deliver Um ballots «o pre­ and returning ths votes for slats pared to the election Inspectors officers’. if thb act shall be approved by a majority-of said qualified vote era voting at such election. U shall or the highway* of Michigan take effect thirty days altar *ald elimination at highway cross- a general election are required to be delivered to such election inspectors election. This act b ordered to take Im* AU rotas cart at such election shall bo cwnUd. canvassed and relumed mediate effect- M Um a tlon one But —Reasons why some principal amount thereof together j and service connecting potatoes from outside sections sell with accrued interest and shall be' building ........'------.» higher 6.1.Kar prices on Ikn at the TkafroU Detroit m*r. mar- ln thp principal sum of not less than Erection of general shopo ket than stock grown within the’one hundred dollars oY multiples, for central malntetional Industrial Recovery Act o< state will be shown to all growers Qicrcof; and said bonds shall be | nance department and nineteen hundred thirty-three the who accept the Invitation of the 1 payable in such funds as are. at the for storage and garage nun of not to exceed eighteen mil­ Michigan Potato Growers Assoda- | Ume maturity, legal tender for Remodel No. 3 Annex lion dollars. For the purpose ol Uon to inspect the Detroit market the payment of debt* due the into apartments for on Thuraday. April 26. 1 United States. The bonds and the) married employees ... Arrangements have been made by 1 interest thereon shall be exempt Underground storage for bonds issued for the purposes sst the Association and by the farm from any and all farms of taxation, vegetables and fruits forth in thb section. it shall be the crops departmental Michigan state ^e state or by any political sub- Addition to canning duty of the legislature to appro­ Collage to liavc Vpmpetent market 1 dlvision thereof, or by any munld-| plant with added I Total, Tolal —. 8362.00040 priate sufficient -sums of money for men accompany the growers to the pa] coriwratlon therein. The state equipment 30,000.00i| 200 -11,191,804.42 such purpose. Hie amounts approDetroit union Union r-rouuce Produce Terminal em- 100-car garage for rexi­ uotroit 1 erminiu (| administrative board h hereby cmAddlUon and alterations to old __u __ u.u.w denl employe„ _ 35,000.00 . New construction and alterations building and construction of new and to the Central Market and show । powered---------and authorized, on behalf 1st Ionia State Hospital: state treasurer into a sinking fund the condition in which potatoes of thC state, to make such contracts I buildings at State Psychopathic to be known as “Generaj obligation reach the market from all potato and execute such Instruments con..81.729.000.00 Addition to women ’s Total________________ __________ Hospital at Ann Arbor: public works bonds of nineteen hun­ growing sections. । talnlng such terms, provisions and Construction of new unit* at Yp- 1I building. 30 beds add­ Total--------------------------- 8400,00040 dred thirty-four retirement fund” The mspecUon trip will start from condiUons, not inconsistent with the silanti . ed. and extreme fire State Hospital in accordance Michigan Soldiers' Home, Grand in a separate account for the pay­ the Port Shelby Hotel at 7:30 A. M. terms of thb act, as It may deter- with , hazard remedied 875,000.00 original plans tor institution: Rapids: ment of the principal of and the In­ Transportation will be provided । Inine to be necessary or convenient ( New power plant, wiUt there so that the enure group will for the purpose of obtaining thc OccupaUonai t h e ra py 160,406.00 New Women's BUUdlng 8200.000.00 terest upon said bands as the same ,.»»»«> make the trip together. Breakfast: ]txm hwein authorized. Tlie bonds ~®R, lng 175,00040 10400.00 Power plant............... in k. -.i at ।the Terminal. I until ... ‘sold shaJUl . ..... Eight new new units for pasaid fund b hereby exclusively ap­ will be obtained ’ be depoited with. Klcnt ■ New cattle born 20,00040 Two cottages for doc­ propriated for said purpose. Thc Short talks by retailers, consumstate treasurer to be delivered1, tients to bring capacltors ----------12.00040 [Tool shed ____________ 3.000.00 proceeds derived from the sale at era. farmers, representatives of the by hlm as directed by the state ad- ' ty of institution to Root cellar and storage 3.000 beds 2.125.000.00 State Department of Agriculture. mlnatrative board. Total ............................... 8387.000.00 the bonds authorized in this sec­ for fruit* and vegeta­ Additional water supply 50,000.00 tion arc hereby specifically appro­ jM maubw. rf toe -US o: tte , ,u.,ot bles _____________ _ 4,000.00 Michigan Military and Naval Es­ priated to and shall be used only for ^rXSL^at^ F^Shelto Ireuiuraten registration book: All Additions to heat, pow­ Sewage disposal plant . 20,000.00 tablishment*: book: cancellation. auteell.Uon. *11 er and light plant the purposes specified in this sec­ noon p. -------- — —-------. bonds ls8UCd under UlU “** BhaU “tte (equipment only) ... 76400.00 ) ToUJ............................... 8292.408.00 Field Artillery, Detroit.. 8500.000 00 tton. Unless otherwise appropriated These' talks will explain what thc be numbered consecuUvely and shall Cavalry, Detroit 160,000.00 the state treasurer is hereby directconsumers demand, why Uie retail­ be registered in a book provided for Enlarge dining room and New construction and alterations Infantry and Medical add equipment 53.000J ers have to go outside Michigan to . that purpose to be kept In the office Additional building for at the Michigan Home and TrainArmory. Detroit 1,000,000.00 account 1 n said retirement fund get potatoes to satisfy this demand, of thc auditor general, said book to Cavalry. Alma employees ................. 250, 000.00 ! ing School at Lapeer: 60,000.00 from the state highway fund a sum and what can be done by Michigan contain a record of the date of tte Addiu^ sUn buil’dtag sufficient to meet the payment of 56,00040 Cottage No. 39. 216 beds 8243 42440 Naval Reserve, Grand growers to save their largest home cxecuUox^and AddiUonal laundry Rapids ......________ 120,00040 the principal ot and the Interest market. Cottage No. 41. 316 beds 277.516.00 the number thereof, the amount and 25.0CO.OO . Cottage No. 42. 108 beds Michigan can grow just as good 95,296.00 Field Artillery. Jackson 200,000.00 upon the bonds issued under thb the date of maturity. Ui© name of Construct chapel unit, Ambulance Company, section as the same become due and Remodel cottages Nos. table stock as any state in the the purchaser and the registered 1JUA1JU 120X130. scats 1,500 140,000.00’ is, 19 and 20. built Belding .......................... 75,000.00 as certified by the state administra­ Union. It is merely a qucsUon of holder thereof, if registered, togolh- ^4ial-KC jcnfTa] ahops 20,000.00 1 1S84. 1896 ..^...........64360.00 Motor Cyclo Company, tive board, and Uie said sum is here­ u-r will, xiu-h nth«>r Information ns -j.,,.,__ ■ _ . . 75.000.00'by ty appropriated for such purpoee: Midland ................ Industrial shop with SXTS ”11 "tet mSt1 «>« ----------’ the state administrative board may , 70 \ bonds 75.000.00 Provided, however, That such 7, —™ 30.000.00 storage basement .... 57441.00 Naval Reserve, Hancock twiulre to te kept Tito auditor u„ Iar r77i,je„i ) Apartment building for shall be amortized over a period of the demands, t^xey will have to general shall also keep a register1 p]oyccs Total -82.265,000.00 not to exceed fifteen years from accept the lower range of prices 35,00040 - employees 145335.00 showing the date of payment of Green house "! date of issuance. To the extent that 1040040 Auditorium for giris, capaid for inferior stock, 7 UIlTU ,IOUM --­ State Fish Hatchery, Paris. Mich­ Railroads ore offering special each bo"d* , “?d of Children's ward and sufficient funds arc paid into the parity 1,000 97,973.00 igan: rates to those wishing to go to De- thereon, thercon- indicating specifically soeclfically the the,, school, -.<•> --------------- with equipment, sinking fund by lhe transfer of the Industrial shop, altera। number of the voucher by which; (100 children in instlImprovement of grounds said sum from the state highway troll by train. tlons ___ 1,06640 j such payment is made. Upon the and buildings8 60,000 00 fund, the duty of the legblature to tuUon to be accomo­ 'Store Building .............. 65.53840 T l?r>M payment of any bond, the same dated) ........................ to garage------State Fish Hatchery, Grayling, appropriate sufficient sums of money 1,601.00 LEGAL INC) 1 ICE i shall be cancelled and shall be filed Improvement of grounds 200400.00 | AddlUon for the payment of the principal of Michigan: Equipment for dental ------------------------------- ------------------- ------ with Uie voucher as a basis of the and construction of and the interest upon said bonds 1 unit l_______________ 2497.00 Improvement of grounds (Continued from page one, partone) warrant of the auditor general for service roods 10400.00 New equipment tor launand buildings 825.000 00 shall be abated. In the event that more serious character are threat- j '^W^ent. ---------------- . dry ................. 31372.00 Michigan Employment Institute the legislature fails to appropriate ened. The safety of thb state re*• CrcaR?n of fund ttnd a sum sufficient to pay the principal Tbtal ------------------------- 83355,00040 Fire protection 14,802.00 for the Blind, Saginaw. Michigan: uulra UKt Ud> eundlUon 6. .up- prop.-uuun Tte prteted. ot tte of and interest upon said bonds as Alterations and additions to pres- | AddlUon to building No. Remodeling factory nressed so and 1x111115 authorized to, be em thc same shall mature, or in the play­ pressed so far lar as as it 11 b is existing eaisuug ihiu ------ - hcreintefore , , ent pinny plant ana and conscrucuon construction or of rcre35 to provide playbuilding 8100.006.00 .. .7 that it be prevented insofar os It b issued Issued shall be denoslted deposited In Uie th© state c<!iving hospital unit and other event the funds paid Into the sink­ ground for crippled Michigan School for the Blind, ing fund provided in thb section are children 4,03000 Lansing, Michigan: inrcaurncv, siw auppicaoiux un • ----------- — .--buildings at Pontine State Hospital: prevention of thb condition cannot known us Die state emergency hospital 300 Insufficient to pay the principal of 1 AddlUon to building No. be adequately accomplished by constructton fund" and atellije used boepltal. 300 Completing unfinLihcd and lhe Interest on said bonds as 8745 00040 38 10 sunporch portions of school force. It b contrary to the genius only for the purpose* specified In thb the same shall mature, then and on­ ' । for tubercular children 2322.00 of our people to attempt tp suppress ■ “cl- thc moneys in said fund are P building, also neces ­ ly then, there shall be and there Ls 102000 00 Addition to power plant sary alterations and hereby levied annually, a state tax ’ I and dbtributlon .......... 10040040 (odo Tuby liter .M 1 “"V ou> U>t PurpoK". Ot <hU■ .£ N” e’U'prepair? to balance of in such amount as shall be sufficient w co ao Of uuicr miu pvuccju; -- -z — - •—,---- - —— 52.000.00 3440040 Pow«r Plant equipment buildings _________ 824,000.00 mram. ThU rnpum. This cuodluon condition o>n on te be tot,*“ "“>“»• In ln “w lutel "““J .tell ?“» te •» b ' to pay thc principal of such bonds 250 000 00 Roads “nd walks..........9,648.00 —... -..ju..and । nald nut iinnn the orderPald of the Michigan School for Deaf, Flint. and the interest thereon aa the suppressed prevented by removoul state UP° ”-9^ °V1" at OccupaUonal t her a o’y ’ Concrete roods 25350.00 lng the cause of Its cxhtence. which therapy Michigan: same shall mature. Tlie auditor uur u>c cauac u* no wi.aui administrative ---------------- ,-------board, -------- -signed -- -- by -- tte -- 150 000 00 Replacing roofs On 20 u b the wirfrsnrrad widespread unrmotoment unemployment, secretary secretary thereof thereof and and countersigned countersigned s“j.................... general shall include such amounts 80’00000 °M buildings 35350.00 Older Girls’ Dormitory, the loss of .savings, homos and j b>* governor. 45 beds ...................... 860.000.00 In the annual state tax to be levied 60400.00, 8cwen‘ and scwft«e dl>General shop building.. for state purposes, after estimate by Small Boys' Dormitory, farms, and the resulting suffering. Sec. 5. All funds arising from the Attendants' building .. 75,70640 377.70040 „ po6B.1 , ------------ --------the state administrative board and 60 beds (kitchen, din­ destitution and discontent This h rale or the Issuance of the bonds 45 00040 i Rcmo<1ei large donniGarage ........... certification thereof to the auditor ing room and recrea­ proposed to be accomplbhcd by pro- authorized by thb act shall be ex- orccnnoU54 .5 11 00040 No 1 Mt- pleas­ Greenhouses .............. general. The amounts so certified tion room) ---- .... 6540040 vlding employment to persons un- pended by and under the direcUon Tunn-a. for ii’nht ' I ant .................. ............... 27,500.00 shall be set aside out of lhe funds emnloved within the thc stat© state by bv eta- of nf the state administrative board 0[)d gpj-yice ’ * employed 15 000 00 I R*^ mode I large dorm I To^l ................................ 125,000.00 received from lhe tax levy imposed barking upon a program of state i for thc purpose of carrying on tlie Vegetable ve(teulDle storage aM3rtt4Ce 10 000 00 tory No 3 Mt Ple“construction of public works as a! construction work and al) other acts **' Blacksmith shoo ■ I ant ............... .... * — • ? and American Legion Hospital, Camp hereby, by the state treasurer. Into 27,500.00 the sinking fund provided by thb necessary, useful and state-wide or things necessary or convenient p 5 000 00 Alterations to power Custer, Michigan: ar’n "’(’existing section. Thc said sinking fund, if character, and to borrow ffrom —— the therefor’ including'the acquisition ' ' 1 plant and dbtribuUon eeted by by of of land land or or sites: sites: Provided. Such;™* fl? Invested, may be invested only in di­ governmental agencies created . I system with added permanent buildings. 8500.000 00 rect obligations of the United Slates the National Industrial Recovery funds shall. Insofar as practicable.'। barn to he converted I equipment __________ 16.000.00 for storage)------- 1. 6 000 OO —•----------------------------of AmericaAct, under the provisions of section be expended within the several ' I Household equipment .. 17,500.00 GRAND TOTAL ....819474.458 42 ’oun« ten. of article ten. of the state con- c-.ur.U~ U Ux :u’.~r7u;1 25.000.001 Rehabilitation of 8 small Sec. 8 Should any court of com­ stltution, Uie sum of thirty-seven ' One-fourth of said salrt funds fund* in In pronro1 * For the purpose of providing for cottages ............. 3,200.00 — . . . s^s pcicm jurisdiction petent juruoiciion declare acciarc any secsee­ Alterations to dining the payment of the principal of Uon. part. jcnlence, clause or word million, eight hundred sevonty-four portion to their respective areas; hnprovement of grounds, room ------- -------------and the Interest upon bonds issued Of this act invalid for any reason, thousand, four hundred fifty-eight: one-fourth thereof in proportion to roads' and sidewalks . 500.00 mr the purposes nnmruuaa set ■*»* forth <in n thb tbe^ such '(fedsicn shtol'Tffeci ... — . wily . . dollars and forty-two cents, and to, their respective populations, as Sprinkling system In old for Fences and gates 2,000.00 then such decision shall affect only units, reduces extreme issue general obligation bonds of i shown by the iateet federal census; ’ section, it shall be the duty of the such section, part, sentence, clause Ore hazard.... ........... 102,000.00 Vocational shops equip­ |he state therefor, pledging the full one-fourth thereof in proportion lo ment — 5.000.00 legislature to appropriate sufficient o, worcj properly at Issue in said Fireproof enclosures for (faith and credit of the state for thc the mileage of state trunk line highgt_. Other plant repairs ... 800.00 sums of money for such purpose.1 case and so declared lo be invalid. stairway in old bulldThe amounts appropriated shall be an(j ghall not affect any .other sec­ ■payment thereof and of thc inter- ways within their respective boun-1 . ' 35400.00 jttt thereon. The sum so borrowed daries^and one-fourth thereof tn . ^-.7.. Total .81,49332640 set aside by the state treasurer in-,tion, part, sentence, clause or word — a — sinking fund IUUU to LU UT KUUAU Wf shall be used exclusively for the l proportion to the respective welfare i Additional service tunto be known as, of thb act. 50,000.00 Improvements and addlUona to "n^nArnl neb ______________ 50.000.00 61.. ...... 11. ----1 'purposes hereinafter set forth: Pro-1 case loads including workers on fed"General zU.1 obligation public works 3,000.00 'buildings and equipment at Michi ­ Addition to granary .... Seo. 9. The appropriations pro­ bonds of nineteen hundred thirtyprided, however. Tliat. if under Uie cral C. W. A. projects therein, as gan Farm Colony for Epileptics at Grading and construc­ vided for in this act shall not take four retirement fund ” In a separate National Industrial Recovery Act or shown by the records of the state 2,000 00 Wahjamega: tion of roadways .... r laws of thc United States of emergency welfare commission and/ account for the payment of the effect until the same shall have been Two new buildings for rxca. federal governmental agen-! or the federal emergency relief or- Garage for resident em­ principal ot and the interest upon submitted to and approved by thc ployees ............. 16,000.00 male patients. 216 each qies shall advance to the state of ganlzatlon on March one. nineteen said bonds as the same may be due. qualified voters in this state In the One new building, for Michigan, as a direct grant moneys hundred thirty-four: Provided. That 77ie said account in said fund Ls manner hereinafter provided. With­ Total .82.157,70040 male paUents. 316 for any of the purposes hereinafter , the application of the foregoing form-' hereby exclusively appropriated for in ten days after* the approval ot Improvements, new ----buildings and Two new buildings for •et forth, the amounts of said grant ula — in this section — -•--•• said purpose. The proceeds derived thb act by the governor, the gover­ shall ■ in no case' —----------- - — —— --------male paUents. 80 each nor riiall Issue hte writ of election •shall be used to cancel bonds Issued reduce the amount of lhe approprl— । remodeling, at Traverse City Blate One new building for under thb act. In no event shall atiou items in secUon six of this 1106111103 ■ ized in thb section arc hereby for thc purpose of submitting the male patients. 108 J bonds be issued in excess of thc ag- act. Contracts for such construe- Receiving hospital. 300 specifically appropriated to and approval or disapproval of thb act. Total for above 81327,000.00 '.gregate actual cost, as determined tion shall be'let in such manner shall be used only tor the purposes and the several projects herein pro­ bed unit---------- --------- 8780.000.00 Detention building, re­ •by the state admlnbtrative board, and upon such «rms as the state Alterations to power specified in Y thb section. Unless vided for. to the qualified electors of ceiving unit. 188 beds 760,70040 otherwise appropriated or the act thb state. Said writ of electton ‘.Ot the projects authorized by sec- administrative board shall deterplant and distribuUon (Employees' building . . 190.700.00 under which the privilege tax Ls shall stale the object of said elec•ttans six and seven of tlxb act. mine. 1 system, with added 121 MX) oo ‘New P®*" Plant leMM be UK IUte Ireu |“f”. ““ ■*»“ P1*-* “ •;i — Sec .. 2. Creation-of stateuuu., debt; 1s- Sec. 6. In view of tlie existence, equipment ................ — ' < equipment and rail­ urn U hereby dlreued u credit end \ « •»<“« ■"« • unit *for dis­ ;suance of bonds. The state admin- of the emergency recognized in sec- i Hospital 1,“’ •••>»• road siding transfer to the said account in said Panted copy thereof together with .. constituted u nccCMary Iterative board as by act. Uon onc K has turbed patients, 238 Auditorium ___________ 67.000.00 fund trora lhe proceed, ot the cor-1 • U>U «t UuU be patted In beds ................. •.number twenty-three of the public in order to properly house an<i care 360,000.00 Stores building 18.000 00 porottan pHMlep Ui levied by «£-“' ■ »■“* prectact U> ihu eUU tacts of nineteen hundred thirty-one for the mentally and physically af­ Employees' buildings, ac­ Laundry and shops Uon tour ot eet number eldhtyilve, “ >• *W» commodating 238. re­ ■is authorized and empowered on be- flicted persons in the state to bor­ building 58.500 00 ot lhe public uu ot nineteen bun- ““ )» ““ ’Tl1.0' leases 80 beds in pres­ •hslf of the state of Michigan to row from thc governmental agen­ Garage such election such electton and likeand cootes likeshall copies be shall be 8,70040 He-a died twenty-one, being et^. section ten ent hospital 315,00040 •borrow such sums of money from cies created by the National Indus­ published in at least one newspaper Remodel cottage No. 7 . 4.800 00 thousand one hundred forty of thc Itime to time as may be necessary trial Recovery Act of nineteen hun­ Remodel present kitchen Water system 79,70040 compiled laws of nineteen hundred in each county of thb state or if Ijo carry out the purposes of this dred thirty-three lhe sum of not to and dining room, add­ none be published in any county' Power distribution ... twenty-nine, as collection thereof is tact, not exceeding in the aggregate exceed sixteen million three hun­ ing 45 beds to present received, a sum sufficient to meet then in some newspaper tn an adjoin­ capacity ___ _______ • the sum of thirty-seven millions, dred eighty-eight thousand four 40400.00 posoi plant 86,000.00 the payment of the principal of and ing county having a general circu­ .eight hundred seventy-four thou- hundred fifty-eight dollars and for­ Cold storage and refrig­ Improvement of grounds the interest upon the bonds issued lation In such county, al least two *sand. four hundred fifty-eight dol- ty-two cents, to properly construct erating building 50400.00 and construction of under thb section as the same be­ weeks before the time of such elec­ .lara and forty-two cent*. Provided, and equip armories for thc military AlteraUoms to laundry, 55400401 ro“ds *............................ 50.500.00 come due and as certified by the tion. however. Tliat the authority ot lhe department of Michigan to torand added equipment state admlnbtrative board, and Uie .state administrative board to con­ row from the governmental agen­ Alterations to bakery, The secretary of state shall certify 7.00000 T®1*1 83.569.90040 said sum is hereby appropriated for such writ ot election together with tract such indebtedness on behalf cies created by the National In­ and added equipment j Northern Sanatorium. Gaylord. such purpose To the extent that thb act to the clerks of the several of the state shall cease to exist at dustrial; Recovery Act of nineteen AddlUon to occupaUonsufficient funds are paid into the counties of the state m required by 29,360 00 Michigan: Jthe expiration of six month* after hundred thirty-three the sum of al therapy building .. sinking fund transfer oi of me the i*w ana ii snail ue tne auty ot an 4hc.effective date of this act. or not to exceed two million two hurtauiwuiM luiw by uj the uic uanaicr --------------: 200 bed unit and admlnTotal .. sooner if the slate legislature shall dred sixty-five thousand dollars, ..81,757,360.00 istratlon building ., 8325.000.00 proceeds of such corporation prlvi- officials to take such steps as may be by concurrent resolution declare thc aiid for tlie construction at otiier Schedule for new buildings and' Power plant ........ 4540040 lege tax. or any other source of rev- necessary to have thb act submitted emergency, the existence of which buildings the sum of not to exceed remodeling additional buildings at ’Laundry ............................ 15.000.00 enue which may hereafter be ap- to th© said qualified voters. proprlatcd. Uie duty of the legbla-i . Ls recognized by section one. has one million two hundred twenty- the Newberry State Hospital: Nurses' home .................. 40,000.00 ture to appropriate sufficient sums! .u ** ^*e dul,y °* the. b®*”1 ended. As evidence of such indebt­ one tiiousand dollars, as hereinafter Year building Estimated Superintendent and phy­ ol mow toe pwmenl ol toe,0' "j•“>• edness the state administrative specifically set forth: sicians* apartment erected ’ Building e .. ---------county to cause the Mid copies of Cost board may caute to be issued negobuilding 40,00040 principal of and thc interest upon 1896 Remodel Cottage 30,000.00 said bonds shall be abated. In the and published as aforesaid and to 835424.70 Service dormitory Garage ------------------------540040 event that the legislature falls to prepare a ballot for the use of said «■' K*um*“° s“k 1896 Remodel Cottage appropriate a sum sufficient to pay qualified voters in voting a( such 35,624.70 Equipment 8450 per pa­ to principal or as to both prin- R««lving Hospital, 300 • ;tient, 200 capacity ... 9040040 the principal of and Interest upon election, which ballot shall be tn cipal and interest. The form, thc unl1- new ... -- 8745.000.00 l87L.. Rctnodcl Cottage bed unit, said bonds as the same shall ma­ substantially the foilowUig form: 35424.70 Total ~ terms and the conditions oi is- Tuberculosis ----------- ----- unit. 150 8590,000 00 ture. or in the event the funds paid 1896 Remodel Cottage Into lhe sinking fund provided in auance and sale and retirement of ' ' beds, replaces present "Shall act numberof thc 3337.00 thb section are insufficient to pay public acts of Michigan (special ses­ Mid bonds shall be ar the admin­ unit of 100 beds. 50 1903 Remodel Cottage upper peninsula, on a site to be sethe principal of and the Interest on sion of nineteen hundred thirtyistrative board may. by resolution ... /dded ................. beds 250.000 00 4.796.00, lect«i bY U* Tuberculoeb Sana­ said bonds as lhe same shall ma­ direct, not inconsirtent with the Addition to Mens Infour). authorising the state to ex­ torium Commission, if in the judg- ture, then and only then, there shall 1903 Remodel Cottage provisions of thi. this act. Such bonds nmvuions firm try. 200 beds, adds 27392.76 ment of the cbmmbsion such aana- be and there is hereby levied an­ pend thirty-seven mllltoa, eight may be sold al either public or pri, l0 ocas hundred seventy-four thousand, 115 beds ____________ 90,000 00 1913 Remodel Cottage torium b necessary: nually. a state tax in such amount four hundred fifty-eight dollars and .J" “cl' to"'“ “l“11 JMMUton io V.n'Du7«m - *'O” ................ •_............. 17,47140 200 bed unit, \admlnbas shall be sufficient to pay the prin­ forty-two cents (837374,458 42) to signed dmM by hv the governor imvemnr and .nn attest­ Hospital to provide 1914 Remodel Cottage i tration building and cipal of such bonds and Uie interest relieve unemployment by the con­ ed by the secretary of state, under hospital kitchen, din­ “H 5,12140 site thereon as the same shall mature. struction of hospitals to properly —- — — . ma ing rooms, room*, ana end xtwo dor­ 1917 Remodel Cottage Power plant .......... ... adds ,;j M The auditor general shall include house and care for the mentally at* -signed by lhe state treasurer and ---------matories 92,00040 5,12140,Laundry 1540040 jsuch amounts in lhe annual state fiictcd jicrsons in the state; to c«iauditor general. Such signatures Add story to Women's V 1907 Remodel Admin­ 'Nurses’ home 4040040 tax | to be levied for state purposes,, struct and equip armories for the may be In facsimile in the discretion Infirmary adds 50 istration building .... 64,526.00, Superintendent and phyaf^er estimate by the state admlnls- military department of Michigan; ol tne state admlnbtrative board., beds 53,000.00 1901 Remodel Cottage tratlya board and certification and in the construction of highway InUrea. coupon, .uh InUogr.phed New M'-lp.™'.: 74,533.60 building 40,000.00 thereof to the auditor general Hiei grade crossings and separations, and facsimile signatures of such officers and foundation.; 1900 Remodel Cottage Service dormitory 3040046 amounts so certified shall be set thc construction and improvement jv.uwAiv may be attached lo such bonds. The , available Matins ca35J11.43 Garage J. 8400.00 . aside out of the funds received from honds herein authorized and thei parity 1’200 11340040 1900 Remodel Cottage Equipment 8450 per pa| the tax levy Imposed hereby, by the proved? Interest Uiereon »1mH mature serl- AddlUon to 'laundry 37J53A5 went. 200 capacity .. 90,00640 *, state treasurer, into tlid sinking ally in equal annual amount*, as, with necessary equlp’ 1808 Remodel Maia Dtarly as possible, but not Uter than j ment P -------- *■ ■• fund provided by thb section The 54,000.00 ■ kitchen and dining , Total 859040040 Mid sinking fund, if ipneted, may Uwurad. Th. wnralia uM-Uuuor ~ Highest Market Price for your WOOL Car of FERTILIZER Ju«t Received EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS, MICH TELEPHONE 2118 BLOWOUT PROTECTED GOODYEARS ~ ‘ " •—■ ON EVERY WHEEL Ai Low Ai $16r° GOODYEAR SPEEDWAYS BIOWOVT F-tOtlCuOH THAT LASTS • Per cent of ’ original tensile strength remaining long use In tires; Milas Supertwlst Ordinary Tire Cords n% 8,000 >‘.000 81% __ 36% Supertwlst Cord—a Goodyear pat- cornea back atronfl! ihoroufthly rubberized to resist heat. It gives lasting blowout protection In every ply. Aak us to demonstrate! Four Full Piles of Supertwlst Cord — insulated with beat­ resisting rubber. Special! Goodyear Hellenes 30a3K Reliance Reliance • Here's a lot of tire and a lot of blowout-protection for a little money. An example of thc greater more people rcan chan buy—we’ll show you the moat for De Your Tukcs'Tench" and PuncturoT • Here's a tube that puts against the rim (Im tough­ est rubber Good* WILLARD BATTERIES and AU Battery Service Thicker rubbar. too. Ask toasethe RADIO Duty—coats Utile extra, eaves many Service and Tubei good -re uh Prompt AtlMtioM Bros* Tire & Battery Service HASTIXQS — Z0AD 8BZVI0B — CALL 1612 PUXCTURZS VULCANIZED (NOT COLD PATCHED) �m HARTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL U, 1M4 LAWNS MAY ROLL UP AS BUGS GET FATTER year*. Tlie valedictorian is Lillian I MILO. Blough, daughter of Mr. and Mr*.; Profoasor C. M. Jansky of the Un­ Wesley Blough, who took first place I iveraity of Wisconsin at Madison, with 133 points. EUssa Lewi*, tte1 and Mr*. Jansky, visited their sister, Injuries To Turf By June Bee­ daughter of Rev. and Mra. Minard Mra. H. J, Flower and family and Lewis. U salutatorian with 123! niece. Mrs. Bellinger, from Friday tie Larvae Controlled pointe. Both girl* have been active IUU Monday morning, spending sun­ in all school affair* and Miss Lewis day with their brother. C. F. and With Lead' Areenato ASSORtED SIZES IIts la school „ ___... scnooi pianist piunut and ana an aooocn-iMra. aocom-lMra. Moreau, at Augusta. Augusta, Prof. rror. East Lansing.—How would you piuhed musician.—■Grand Rapids. Jansky has been one of the faculty ko to have have aa lawn lawn that that rolled rolled up Un n—... . .vi university ___ .... since 1006 and -..u is like * of this like a carpet, te the question asked Hlgh KhooJ a graduate of Ann Arbor electrical ti.“» p£r>u engineering department. Michigan State College when thc season Friday. Th? game was Several from here enjoyed the* buy bunur. un ulklni Moul Uw Dramatic operetta 'Lelawala-' at; common June beetle. ^he on lhe local diamond. Tho Kellogg Agricultural School BaturThe removable lawn might prove f^tora arrived and Hie game start- day evening. All pronounced it very i popular with the young ion who te but aIlcr Uylnf thrw lnnl good. . detailed to cut the grass but home ;they called the game off owing to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones have', owners and golf greens committees the gnowstorm and it will be played moved into rooms In Harry Leon- I are not so well pleased with thte, Bt future dBU. K ' type of turf. Grass roots severed Harvey Furlong of Campbell wa« ord’s farm home. Telephone 2S1S Frank Sage The Ladies' Aid was postponed' by the June bug larvae came the brought to Dr. Wedel s office TuesO27eJU»rf„and SP°t5 <d,y »urtertng from a severe cut In which follow such injuries. >thl. Brni C0U5C<j by coming in con­ thc hostess. Mrs. Jones, but will be 1 1 All the June bugs In the United Uct wltJ1 B bu2Z whUe attempt. held this week Wednesday. States arc divided into three great lng to rubbhh wh,ch STATE ROAD. last day ot school. No more P. T. families or broods, one of which, has had accumulated beneath it the Sunday School convention members than mBny fiends of Mr*. F E. Sunday, rhe address given by Dr. Our P. T. A. was well attended A. this year. oU1Sr lW0<13heS^ Brunner are glad to know that she Mrs. William Schanzenbakcr and Friday evening. A fine program beetle* live through period of feelln niuch better the last few terest to 6. 8. workers. He said "the son. Leo. of near Battle Creek, visit ­ wa* given by tho Alloft school. K ed Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Becker three years, most of the time as dayR work of the church school was the Lunch consisted- of sandwiches, l.rv.c undcryround so™, [b.v r Ixx)mu-,„d Oeo 3^,,, biggest work in the world today. Al­ . pickles and coffee, served by Mrs. Bunday. by ““.Un Mo„d,y lorfnoon tor toe lor- though he did not come as an ex­ Stanley Rich of Battle Creek U dom to Urdwood Cunningham and Mrs. Rowley. All ItodlM or toe m,lure beetle, durlny m „-, ,„ m pert he had studied thc problem new officers were elected for next called on Mra. Janet Pettengil). to, Mort period ot Utelr «lyM but ,o nd , greatly. Parente have fallen down year os follows: Mrs. Elsie Soth- Monday. the feeding larvae causp the most | U)e week ‘ on their Job. Get the Individual right ard, president; Mrs. Pearl Mat­ Mrs. Newton, who has stayed trouble. .... ' Mm. Norn Hulliberger and daugh- and the rest of the wo?Id will be | thews. vice-president; Miss Majesty tlie winter with her son and wife. TYee* can be protected from the^ ter and Mrs? Ira Sullivan of Grand right. Thc coming generation will Becker. Secy, and Tress. We will Mr. and Mrs. Will Newton, has re­ “"IS, °' If.'!!” R*»ia* “>»" SelunUr look, soon take over our work. Wc want meet In May for pot luck dinner turned to her home in Hastings. applied just before the beetle*.,ing — after their ---------- here. J property prime young people we can depend emerge from the ground 7“ and re­ : Herbert Kunde, who bass been at- upon. He said we ought to repent in ‘ newed if necessary. ILaftVs * ----n“ .eyiuun tending ■ a uuauim business evuege college in in uacKJack'- .•ackclopi and ashes for not taking ' yolr yreen, au, be proleeted Iron; hll ,tudl„ „ „ „mU„ seriously our opportunities for this Uie l«rv.e by applytoy .™n.u ol „,lool Orand Mond»y. work. Our real assets are our boys leM to the toll ,t toe rele ot nte Thl. p T A „r,a „ and girls, not bonds, rail-roads, etc. pound, tor every 000 ware tohool houu, on WednoMiy eve- Teachers should be able to thrill b'!ore Sf ,-u ' nU>«' “•>’ 1 T1“" '• <»' ■»>«- their scholars with thc message "Be pouon ehwld he reked Into the toll ln o( the ,yiyr ,,L(1 .peetyl Invl- Something. Do Something.'- Teach­ ond lhe protection 1MU roplwo or u"„ „ alL w .llend. A ers are the metal seed com of the three ' ....... years. i fine program is being arranged. community. Our prayer ought , to be Injuries to turf, already growing, I Miss Donna Tlialer. youngest • Give us good teacher*.-- Teachers can be reduced by applying two daughter of Mr. and Mrs John must know Christ. Many more\helppounds of lead arsenate for every Thaler, is recovering from injuries ful pointe were— given inspiring 1.000 square feet of surface. Tlie received while at play at South Fish greater efficiency in our work as OVENIZED poison should be worked into the school on Monday. April 9. Willie Sunday School teachers and worksoil by raking or by soaking the running she fell and it is supposed Whole or LB. turf with water. Tlie College en­ that another child fell on her foot Leg Half Matt Parker of near Middleville tomology department would like to at the same time, injuring thc ankreceive a cupful of June beetles । le. She was taken to her home nnd was a caller at the Flower home Wednesday afternoon. from all Michigan localities at the , Branded Beef thc following Saturday was taken Mrs. Ida Brandstctu-r and daugh­ time the Insects appear. The de, w „„ vin<B wncrc A a „. I to Hastings where an X-ray dlsChoice Meaty Cut* lament U ^us able to determine clowM B bn>krn and a cracked bone ter. Mrs. Boyle. Mrs. Bellinger and j randed Beef >h> time of rameney .nd In the ,„Ul Thy injure mvmM Bernice Flower attended the Moth­ er-Daughter banquet at Prairieville future can issue warnings to apply----. ...in a cast ----- and. — ROUND or SIRLOIN I was placed Donna -b, Friday evening and report a fine sprays at the proper lime. | patiently awaiting her recovery. lime. The brood of beetles which emer­ OF BRANDED BEEP Mr and Mrs. Victor Sisson at­ ges this year is called Brood C and tended the Missionary address glvMrs. W C. Schultz will be at their is not us numerous as Brood A, en by Miss Mary Greene, for six- Lake Hills farm next week. She and which was in adult stage In 1932. sJS’Sm • teen years n missionary in India. Mrs. Quick will be hostesses of lhe The larvae of Brood A will causee ' at Moulton church Monday evening. Home Literary Club Thursday, May serious damage in some sections of Mrs. Sisson and Miss Greene are the state this year and the adults of friends of many years standing. TUE LITTLE RED BRICK. this brood will again be blundering Wc are sorry to report Uie serii ous Illness of Mrs. William Olthouae Last Week's Letter. nuni-rZynkLO " L ■' •>» home >" Bowne We Mrs. Edith Edger of Hastings and tract the beetles so they may be join her many friends in wishing Mrs. Clara Will* of Oswego. New killed has not proved to be a satis­ York, were Thursday guests of Re­ SPRING S^IRoilt,IBM^IFM her a speedy recovery. factory control as only the male Rev. Minard Lewis and family. becca Craig's. beetles are attracted. ; Mr. and Mrs. Jed Stowe and doughMr and Mrfi Clifford Hammond ter. Anna, Mrs. Grey, Mr. and Mrs I accompanied by Mrs. Sherd Sparks FREEPORT. tr u ....1 ir. I and and Mrs Mrs. Frank Frank Rrh Erb ofof Hactinrrc Hastings I Sunday visitors nt tlie itome ot E H. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Fred were Grand Rapids shoppers TuesTabbcrcr were those from here who ; Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brunner were heard the impressive missionary ad­ I Mrs. G. W. Banks of Detroit. Mr dress by Miss Mary Greene at the rar. and Mrs. Warren Bolton visi­ and Mrs. Roydan Warner and chil­ North Irving Wesleyan church Mon­ ted Cleo Sears and family of Wood­ dren and Miss Dorn Bangs of Low- day evening. • land Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ryker and son We congratulate two of our local Mrs. Sam Custer passed away at girls who have been attending Bar­ Karl, of Royal Oak spent the week ber home In South Bowne Friday ry county Norma! the past year as end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Slrausnight. Although her health had wc understand both have secured baugh and family. SWIFTS PUMIUM Ovenlxed Sliced Floyd Craig accompanied friends been very poor for several years, their schools for next year. Miss her death was a real shock to her zona Smelkcr will teach Uie Detrav to Kalamazoo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherd Sparks of many friends. She is survived by school just west of Caledonia, and two sons. Alfred and Roscoe. Fu- . Miss Margaret Perkins has been en- Hastings called on the latter’s Supreme ik u» neral services were held from thte gaged for Jones school south of daughter and family, Mrs. Clifford Hammond, Sunday. home and from the. Mennonltr j Freeport. Mary Long of Woodland visited church Monday afternoon. I a clinic for babies and pre-school Fish has been a very popular ar- I age children will be held here on her cousin and family. Mrs. Warren tide of diet around these parts the May 3. under auspices of thc Kel- Bolton. Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Potter of past week due to the fact that many i iogg Foundation. We are Informed sucker* have been caught in the lo- । the clinic will be held at thc Ma- Welcome Comers spent Sunday at the latter's mothers. Rebecca CAMPBELL'S cal river as they were on their way , sonic Temple. v* up stream. I The L. A. S. meeting at held at Craig Our school has only five more According to their schedule thc । the home of Mrs Greta Perkins CHASE A SANBORN »b. tins weeks of school before lhe summer local High aclvool nine played Way- Wednesday was quite largely at­ tend here on Tuesday of thte week •—*- • — ------- — was vacation. tended and a *bountiful dinner Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller. Jean and on Friday are to play Sunfield enjoyed. and Charles, of Clarksville spent at that place. Next Tuesday they Wednesday with Warren Bolton and play Wayland there and so far have MORGAN. no games scheduled for Friday <4 Mrs. Millie Flory returned home family. CEDAR POSTS GENUINE WHITE PINE BARN SIDING Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Swift’* Premium HAMS 1 1KC n. 15: POT ROAST STEAKS 25c SHORT RIBS s Ctitcnu ti 2 u». 2SC - 19= BEEF ROASTS HERE IS A FRIGIOAtRE fHAT «SES LESS CURRENT THAN ONE ORDINARY LAMP BULB1 15= SAUSAGE ; a. 25= CHICKENS LEG o’ LAMB 8'nFr^“AND“ u, 29= LAMB CHOPS “• 29= DRIED BEEF “^lO THURINGER ^19= RACON O/AVW11 POWER COMPANY 17= BOKAR COFFEE <»>'• 25= GOLD MEDAL ’KH-lk. Jj09 T 17c MILD CHEESE TOMATO SOUP Q MU 13 = COFFEE 27C CIGARETTES — »1“ SALAD A TEA o,»">" ■“ «•». 33= BREAD CRACKED WHEAT Grandmother1, lb. loW Q- P&G or KIRK’S 10 ““ 26= POST TOASTIES rJISLi 12= PINK SALMON 2 • 23= 5c CAMPBELL’S BEANS “•=» SPARKLE 2 9= RINSO 2 39= BROOMS 39= mis w 19c CHOCOLATE “»“• BISQUICK KRAFT SWISS CHEESE M-a. »s. 15^ PREMIUM SODAS «a *«• 10= TUXEDO TOBACCO 3 - 25= PRESERVES ANN PAGK lb. Ju Ho 2-Ib. Jar 33= Rajah yurt MU, 12= VINEGAR HMC. Ms. (ky. ]Q= GRAHAMS UNEEDA SALAD DRESSING *■»<->« 2S' .. FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES . . al* New Cabbage New Carrots Asparagus eggs and cither small articles, and the new Frigid.irc Servashelf that's so convenient I . And, if you're the kind of person that appre­ ciates real value...you'll realize what a hand­ some investment the Frigidaire ’34 is. For, ia addition io the savings it brings, the Ftigidsire *34 operates oo u> amazingly small amount of electric current. Come in and see why so many proud women are boasting, "Oun ia a Frigidaire *34.** n. 10= GROUND BEEF Idaho Potatoes Learn whit his happened in electric refrigera­ tion! Visit our Spring Showing of thc finest refrigerator* ever built.. .the 1954 Frigidaircs. You’ll see Frigidairea ihkt have automatic de­ frosting; automatic ice tray release; that are of gleaming, Lifetime Porcelain inside and out. Frigidairei with double-capacity Hydrators; unutually large food space, and txtra room for tall bottles. Frigidairei with wonderful new features, such as a Slidiog Utility Basket for ISm. 31c a. 3c i—k 5c Cucumbers Lettuce SUBJECT TO THE 3% SALKS TAX next week. Thursday from Daytona Beach. Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Clemons of Florida, accompanied by her friend. Elmdale called on Victor Sisson, also Mrs. Hester Clegg. In whose home at the home ot Rev. Loomis on she spent a most pleasant season. Monday. Mr. and Mrs Bert Phillips of Mrs. H Hoelxey of Grand Rapids Grand Rapids spent a few days called on Mrs. F. E. Brunner Sun­ with 8. E. Draper and wife. day. Garnet Webb is still at Ann Ar­ Gall Carter and son. Robert, of Marion. Ind.,’ were Wednesday aft- 'bor where she went last week Tues­ erpoon and over night guests of the 'day to have her tonsils removed. Stuart Draper Is remodeling hte former's sister. Mrs. Victor Bisson. Mr. and Mrs. Sisson accompanied store at Morgan and Installing elec­ them to Grand Rapids In the aft­ tric lights'. ernoon. Mrs. Beatrice Knapp and daugh­ Miss Mildred Hurley returned to ter. Elaine, and girl friend of Has­ her home in Grand Rapids on Fri­ tings called on Demaris Hagerman day for a few days' visit. Miss Gay- Sunday afternoon. lha Loomis te assisting with the Ray Yarger and wife and Loyd household duties at the F. E. Brun- ;Rice and wife of Hastings were Sat­ ner home during her absence. urday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Omo Knowles te able to be ;Mrs Stuart Draper. up and around the home again aftAugustus Northrup of Hastings - , , ,----- . ,,,— <-«nv called a 0.1 on nicinu friends in in mis this village village oatBatFloyd walton has been 111 with urdny. mumps the past two *^clts I Letha Adkins Is home again after mMim, of the th. viii=». —mui ---- -•<— , i» iwme again At a meeting village council — ----------— ■alter ■■ lut wk U w U> l»y • Ml. ■ <ken. kJ. J. W Si Mr,, ary of 135 per year u> U>e uea.urer ciark, a, j„k»m. -_a ... --------and Mrs. Roy Nagler was appointed | to that office In place of Mrs. Fred a card from her son Clayton, mailed Tabberer. who was elected but re­ at Los Angeles. Calif. Clayton and fused to qualify. President Lester two others drove a Dodge sedan appointed the following commit­ from Detroit through to Long tee* at that session: Street. Knowles. Beach. Calif. From there he went Thompson and McCalla; Water and to Angeles. He writes of lhe Light. Poatnia. Rogers and Moore; wuu , wonderful weather and lovely sc{nCemetery, Knowles. Moore and Rog- ery. era: Pnstmn " era; Finance. Post ma, Mnnre Moore and Thompson. Allen B. Fish was re­ BRANCH DISTRICT. appointed superintendent of the Mrs. Mudge and Mias Ruth re­ turned from Detroit Friday after a Mr. and Mrs. Victor Steson were few days- visit with the former's In Hastings on business Thursday daughter, Mrs. Ryan, and son-lnforenoon. law. Wm. Ryan. Teddy Walton ha* been under the The Dorcas Society at the home doctor's care and confined to hte, of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Howel) was bed the nast week well well nttorirfert attended Thiirsrlnv Thursday. New offi­ Mr. and Mra. Bert Freeland of cers were elected for tlie coming Hastings -Were Saturday afternoon year. guests at the Jehlal Rogers home. Owing to the serious Illness of thc teacher's father, Mr. Flory, there Bouma, and a former Freeport boy. was no school in lhe Branch dis­ has announced hl* -candidacy for trict Thursday and Friday of last the office of sheriff ot Kent county. Mr. Bouma 1* at present a Justice Mr. and Mrs. Clare Marshall and of the peace at Grandville, but has children of Bellevue were Sunday visitors of friends and relatives here. iff and is well qualified for thc office Several of thc relative# of Mrs Mlnda Mudge helped her celebrate The honors of the graduating — - Sunday. her ----------birthday class thte year go to girl*, clow i Mr*. Rhoades te *1111 quite ill. Mr*, friend* throughout tiwlr High school Blanch Hanes te gaining slowly. POWERS ECHOES. Mra. Ed. Balxer and little daugh­ ter Jerry May of Grandville spent several da> with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Carter. Mra. Dwight Tabor of Grand Rap­ ids visited her mother. Mrs. Senia Kelly, from Thursday unUl Satur-1 day and attended the Home Eco­ nomics meeting at Mr*. Bert PalmMr. and Mrs. Corner Bchondelmeyer and family spent Sunday aft­ ernoon with her parents. Mr. and Mra. James Bowerman of Yankee Springs. , Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Andrews and daughter of Augusta and Mrs. An­ drews of Grand Rapids were Sunday afternoon callers at Arthur Bed­ ford's. Miss Irene Frost of Grand Rapids spent several days al Uie home of her parents the past week returning to her work Wednesday. Neil and Mr. and Mr*. Herman Nell neighbors we welcome into our com­ munity having moved upon the farm recently vacated by the Sampler family who moved to near Ann Ar­ bor. BARRYVILLE. Last Week's Letter Mrs. Chas. McCoy ami two sons. Junior and Russell, of Grand Rap- : ids spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde. • Mrs. Herbie Wilcox took her son Kennetli to Katemasoo Saturday and he started bock for Big Bay Sunday after a week's visit with hte parents. Mrs. Elmer Gillette has been en­ tertaining the flu the past week. There were seventeen young peo­ ple from here who attended thc S. j 8. convention at Bradley Sunday. I Mr. and Mra. Arthur Lathrop of' Prairieville spent Saturday and Sunday with tier parents. Mr. and Mra. Jesse Fasaelt, and attended church Sunday. Tlie meetings which have .been held live past two weeks were endlargely attended but were much en­ joyed by chose who were there Mra. Will Hyde Is 1U and under, the doctors cere. WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT COLUMN AUCTION SALE On account of the death of ray wife, 1 will offer the follow­ ing article* for sale at my place in Hickory Corners, 1-4 mile west of the stores, on * SATURDAY, APRIL 28 AT 1:00 O’CLOCK P. M. Heatrola. Dresser. Range (Garland). 2 bedsteads, springs and mattresses. Linoleum rug. Congoleum rug. Sewing machine (New Home). Kitchen cabinet. 6 dining room chairs (leath­ er seats). 11 1-4x12 Axminster rug. Trailer with stock rack. Library table. Victrola. 2 dining tables. Miscellaneous articles too nu­ merous to mention. Chest of drawers. TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. . No good, removed settled for. HAMILTON ARMOUR, Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. Garner Ha: �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1M4 FOURTEEN BEARIIOLE LAKE NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Todd spent Sunday aftemcon at Herman ' 1 Feldpausch's. ’ Miss Betty Calkins Is spending a UlUliatlon of Every AvailH SUoKS Oare In few days at home entertaining the able Square Foot Puts Most the plants and with regard to the Shearing and Handling Clips mumps. rood on the Tabla Imr date. In.y. tealby. -i - Helps -Orndc —of Fleeces Mr. and Mrs. Art Tyler spent Sat­ I East Ltn&lng. April 23 —Prices for urday at Gun Marsh and Doster WOODLAND. having supper with Mr. and Mrs. good grades of wool have raised of garden space can be made to La«t week's Letter Raymond Oglesbe. produce appetizing foods if proper Mrs Christina Kebler of Grand enough to encourage Michigan shepLittle Willie Christy spent the attention is given to planting plans. Ledge tv spending a few days at the herds but this advantage is lost un- week end with his aunt and uncle.. and gardening specialists at Michl- Frank Moii.*mlth home. jieM practices of handling the flock Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller and gan Stale College recommended Mr and Mrs D B Green enter-!nnd the wool permit thc owner to ... , family spent Sunday afternoon all that all members of the family be mined Sunday Rev and Mrs. V- R- I "I t Arthur given a voice in the planning so Beardsley and daughter Evelyn and place 1 , the *clip - .in the higher grades. :*»■ —••• Tyler »/•—’“s.. each one will have an active Interest Mr .and Mrs Ward Green and MWding to the animal husbandry Sunday callers al Mr. and Mrs. 1 In thc garden. daughter Fhvllls ol South Wood- department nt Michigan State Col- j Zellon Kalyr's were Mr. and Mrs. lese 1 Frank Beckwith of Hastings, nnd , Succession crops should be used. und. ' ‘ 1 Tlie breeding of the sheep, flock j Mr. and Mrs. Star Grimmett. When one of tlvasr is used another Ml's Louise Hilbert returned to management, nnd proper prcpara-1 Secretary C. F. Angell, ol thc Bar­ chn be planted in thc spare left va­ , c’on of Che wool for market are the , ry County Y. M C. A. and Wayne cant. Radish, green onion.*, and let-; ■‘‘■’'I ■f rnii iu. a ""* • three factors which determine the Conufti of Hostings, were callers at luce can la* harvested and the' wnb h.r nuihe,. Mr. SUU Hilbert. woo| p„„ ground used for late potatoes, beans, Mr* Donald G Gage ue? entertained u a ixisscssina possessing uoud go-jd sliearine shearing nullities qualities j Earl Haight Is helping Orval Tut­ or late beets for canning.., few children* and their mothers will improve tfic wool clip “ ' tie with his farm work. , ,------ ... ------ -r. Care Definite planting dates for garTuesday afternoon in honor of Mor• ---------■ In ■­ selecting rams.so should be used Mr. and Mrs. clayton Llndsley, dcnir.g crops can not be given for pan Gager's third birthday. that the number of gray and black Mr. and Mrs. Qrvnl Tuttle and Earl the Michigan because lhe seasons yary ! | Haight were Bunday evening callere Fn'd Lamberson Is visiting his sls- fleeces will be reduced. Ithtn 3 ^reat deal and considerable varSheep protected from internal'of Mr and Mrs Russell craven. iattans in temperature occur in lo- ter. Mi" Loin Lamberson of Kulaparasites are more thrifty and pro- i Mary Tuttle spent Friday night calitles only a few mile’s apart. The mzoo for a few days Welby drockfard uuc ducc «bt. strong strong won. wojl. r.xternai External । with Nellie Mac Busiiong. resistance of different different varieties varietiesof of MrMrand »nri Mr? Mr* Welby v Crbckfard ' “br, r.gni. - - • - PnnrnsilM eniiM* nibbing ruhhlnc and onH ragged | Rcseinary bn-.i ■ vegetable to frost differs a great and familv were Sunday guests ot ,'raMtcs caure Rosemary FeldpaUSCh Feldpausch Spent spent WedV deal. Some are not injured bv Mr and Mrs Victor K Drumm of «!«*<*». All types of parasites can be nesday night wRh Mnry Tuttle. some arc are ruined ruined by L*hvii7e ””w*'" *“ controlled "h freezing freezing and nnd some by N.' Nashville controlled by by’drenching drenching or or dipping. dipping II Mr Mr and and Mra. Mra. Zellon Zellon Kaiser Kaiserspent; s ••ntr light frosts ’ \(lv Lcnorc Dowden returned Rpeon& Bl u“’ College show that Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. • Vegetable.'; classed as very subject xn'-nd ait.-r a week ■. visit with Ikt dlPPc<1 n°*ks produce an average of । Whitman Benham. K. to frost damage are cucumber, egg mmht- Mr:- t hu . Dowden ot Pine 0 P°und n,orv of '‘‘‘a* J*r head lhw Mr a,ld Mrs. Wm Clagett visited ■icr plant, lima bearet. muskmelon, pep- village »-ui>»na unprotected fi->cks. I hls brother. Herb Clagett. Sunday'' — -------- ---------------— rt . . Women's Study , Wool should be clipped only afternoon. . . per, pumpkin, sweet potato, squash. The Woodland ----- when ------- - ----- - and water melon. New Zealand club held its regular monthlv meet- the shee, sheep‘are a,e dry dry.'Thc The fleeces flw*et should «,,ou,d i Mr “ "d J Mrs ----------------Kenneth ---------Hurless ORDER FOR rUBUCATION. spinach, snap beaps. sweet eoni. nnd In Ult. bd.*ement of the Metho- be kent kc|,t intact lnlar‘ and n» n* fcw'jomnri R'wV^cond ' spent Sunday morning,in Hastings. cuts “ us jxxsslblc should be made i ■ wisbirm na,r7. tomatoes are only a little less in- <jLst church Tuesday evening in cl,ts ‘ SHl’l.TZ. • Fleeces removed carefully can be ’ Ai ■ ,M.ion ft »»id ronrt. Heid at tho Jiired by frost* Artichoke, beets, p][ivc ot tin- .• choolliouse. Glee Drake — of .-----Otsego spent thc- , *>>■(* OBef in tlir rtllv ru ..rtiilirl..-. —. . ' tied without p wool box. Tills can ------ ---------- -• ----- — r-th ft IfMtitirl "“‘."'V tn *1 ‘■arrets, cauliflower, celery, chard. |,, owing program on • Garden” be done by folding in the sides and WW!lc cnd »«*’ >'*-•> mother. Mrs W I „. io:m ' ’ *r ' endive, lettuce, parsnips, potatoes. :iVl-n O ,M.W. ORrvi Music. Sweet U11U ahd Low" by a.. n. ends mid the j^fi completed by roll»» ‘ O Is some better at this; Pmrat. Hon. 8tu»rt Clement, Juil<« and salsify are liulf hardy, and tju. r|ub Rrfi nil) a paper writ'' ini: from the nnr three-fourths of i writing. 'iMfeMMdAeMiiedRenk. ?ther ve*etable3 tan >>ard ten by Stella Parrptt entitled "Keep­ '■ the fleece and then rolling tlie Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wolfe of Has-' . Jmh. , lng House un the Outside" was read shoulder wool around the outside. I UnKs were mie»ta at Byron Lcpts-1 Tlie average dates for thc last by Bc.*sie Hfibei: A piano solo killing frost m spring and thc ear- FK>u< r Sonx wu.. played by Alice- Pajicr twine should be used in - Friday evening. tying the fleece The tag* should I Th,‘ MUse.i Barbara Chamberlain llcst one tn .’all have been compiled smith. A paper on Our Modem froni years of records kept by the GaI(lrr> was by Mildred Os- not be tied Up with the fleece. When ehd Maybelle Hart enjoyed the! Federal Weather Bureau St Jo- cwd and writ ten by Mrs Cha.* Far the wool is sacked, gray mid block Oimmiinitv meeting at Ira McCalWeM Hope. Friday evening, seph and vicinity has the longest springing., were sung x* a fleeces should no| b- mixed with thc lurn* A Rood crowd attended the P. T. A growing reason with the frost dates du,t. Frrn Trll„,bo nnd Mabie Row- white Fleeces rmtalnln-; chaff and .should be kept .eparatc at the sehoolhouse Friday evening at April >5 and Ort 27. Detroit |and accompanied by Mrytle Bulling bun.* also — — — । und were pleasantly entertained by . dates are April 26 and Oct 14 Dates Bl pl.lllo A o:i OId. the nlay put on by thc Wormalites CEDAR CREEK. for oUier localitle* are Grand Rap- Fx'hior.cd Garden* was read by Thc Community club together and the music. k ?ii' ,a- F,lnt May It’ . Emma of town Emma Davenport Davenport with six other club' visited thc Del- I Sunday visitors nt Willard Drake * Oct. 5; Cadillac May 15—Oct. Cr guests were Mrs. ----------Htu*rl C'ltmtnt. J Of l-r.’i.M.. West Branch June 3-Scpt 23; president ol lIIV the oariv Barry voluny County rra Fed- tor. Community club lust Monday I ma envy. nil did.Nfine, each club | p-averse City May 11—0^1. 16. oration of Women s club, and Mrs night They X' Ulhlred Smith. Re(OO Gaylord May 27-Sept 20; East c D BauPr. pieskleni of the HasORDER FOB PUBLICATION f B " Ta was May> 1^—Sept. 29, Petoskey Ungfl Women's Club, both of Has- lhe entertainment, after which re- ' ut Mir-Niran. the Probit. Cow . ... „ , „ I •» A1|)°t'3 Mn>’ *3— tings. Thc posters which were made frrshmejits were served Tlie Deltui ■Community chib L* to be congratu°L M?Ple Grove ■T,o° “ th* Oct I: and Cheboygan May 18 Oct. by [ll( the — " ..... nwm .... bcrs I- <>! Woodland'! visited friends here Sunday. "ri" ItT >■ UVH. Uppvr benlravta Iwa- Club were Judged and. also 7. voted on luted for entertaining the surround­ About thirty-five friends and first place going to Miss Helena ing communities so rovally. It was neighbors surprised Mrs Kathryn PrrieuL Hoe fituirt Clei Schuler and second place to Mn. ‘ decided success and everybody en­ I Hart. Grace, and Rjbcrt at tlie hall (kina Parrott. There posters will joyed the gathering Wednesday night A very enjoyable again be judged ut the County Fed­ evening Vas spent Mrs Hart and eration meeting in May at Free|»rt 'passing ol Mrs llammic Armour at children expect to move to Freeport with pasters from all the clubs oi Pennock hospital Sunday The be­ soon. reaved ones have the sympathy of thc county Don’t forget the meeting of the The P T A Will hold their April all Shul'z Echoes" at the hall Friday. meeting nt the schoolhouse Tuesday Gerrit Wasdyke of Grand Rapids, night! Singing, games, and "cats"J evening There will- be election of visited at the home of Mr and Mrs. will be thc program. We hope to see officer.* foi thc ensuing year. new faces again this week. Mr nnd Mrs Karl Fan) and chil­ Next Sunday morning is Family ■ Myi m Wertman and family of dren spent Sunday with Mr. arid Battle ere-k vMted friends here Day" fit the church A sjiecfaU ser­ >» bv fublintl Mrs H J.fStnng of Battle Creek mon k being prepared and it is Sunday. Mr nnd Mrs Clyde Ruelt and hojictF that many families will Henry Weriman and wife were family returned Saturday after a be present nt the services. Sunday visitors in Augusta last Wednesday. , School SlWI <■ at 10:00. preaching ut 11:00. I week's visit with Mr and Mrs. Ed A irur i-arrMelvin Campbell and family of Covey of Gobles ■ Hastings visited at the home of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Clarence Campbell over the week vacntlnti with her end. / ton Hu: bar Clarence Calms of Carlton Cen-' ter visited at the home of Lloyd been helping care for Mr WesOwen Sunday afternoon LEGAL GET MOST VEGETABLES FROM PLANNED GARDEN ill altitude affect Hit temperature. The home gardener can select his PRACTICES GET MORE CASH FOR WOOL S 1 Now. Standard Oil Company gives you at no extra cost LIVE P is let out By new adjustments in the control room, Standard Oil refining engineers have converted the heavier, slower parts ol an already excellent gasoline into lighter, fasteracting units — in other words, into more Live Power! Thia reserve of Live Power in Standard Rod Crown Superfuel ia like extra money in the bank. You can draw on it to secure whatever super-performance you want... I* .*. an old pioneer of 'the funeral of Mrs DeKUder at Del­ ,-d away at hls home ton Snturdny Sunday. April 15. al born in Tiflin. Ohio in 1847 He was married to Ml»s Mary Matilda Mc- BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY This Is Seed Time! • Seeds with high percentage of germination are the least expen­ sive seeds to buy—in fact are the only seeds to produce a maximum crop. We carry a large stock of High Grade Farm Seeds of the most desirable varieties—all Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed). We ask you to consult us be­ fore you buy your farm seeds. SMITH BROTHERS VELTE& COMPANY Denlen In WOOL. GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Michigan MARTIN CORNERS. Sunday afternoon along towards evening n certain man who lives moved t> Woodland where they near here Hiougtit he would go out have since lived in thu|old McArthur and do his evening chores and ns he procedcd pul) some bean jkxI* life ns u school teacher — .... and ----- after... ol|t flf tjw stack, lo and behold, the wards was a plmrma-.lct in n local’ _,tnck toppled over on .him, leaving drug store for 2.5 yeuni. He wax clerk just enough of him outside to yell1 thc township for 39 years and a Milo let out several good lustv 8 O : i" mi'nih»r i'll [ hi’ Lm- it IC of P c... .... . i»dce lit* (eave* the widow, one |ng them for some time but as she brother. Jess Meyers, of Lake Odes- dld bear him he managed to get :ui and five nieces and four nephew* hls hands looS(. nnd got busy und The Methodist Sunday School proceeded to dig himself out like a class of young people w.lh Mrs Bess woodchuck. After some- time in Hilbert, teacher, ore having a dinner which the bean pods flew tn all di­ m th* church Tuesday evening The rectioiu* and he felt as if he had class chose sides some time uko and turned over two Ions of bean pods beld a competition as to at’rndance m this strenuous exercise he was mid the losing side are giving thc Out. but he still cannot sec why with winners a dinner Us much yelling ns he did hls wife The M.-vonlt Lodge held a family dld ,10t beor him. nighriit the Methodi.*: church Fnvictor Phillips si>ent Sunday with day evening Following a bountiful parents near Assyria Center. , pot luck supper the program was several from here attended the] bold A duct by Margaret mid Audra Fisher nnd Wellman P T A s Frl- 1 Densmore with Mrs Densmore nt duy evening nnd all report good pro-1 thc pluiio A b.itth- mid cork game Rrajn< ttitd fine times nt both places.! waa played. Mrs Erma Tyler gave -------------- -»-»■»----------------o very delightful reading about C ARLTON ( ENTER. "Our Cow ’ A relay suitcase game Mrs Win Crockford Is quite ill was much enjoyed by the auda nre again Mrs. Veil । Born gave a piano solo lost week; Mrs. Crockford's daugh- j and Mrs. Rena Cutler a vocal solo, ter came Saturday to stay with her Charade? were played with Lester mother for awhile. Lake nnd Welby Crockford a.* leadMr. and Mrs. E. Karlan moved I .era, Thc program was closed with recently from lhe W. W. Eisen hood I ■ n song by tho Densmore outers and ! place to Hastings "Tlie Old Spinning Wheel" by the Mr^and Mrs. Joe Batey moved audience. the past week from the Frank As­ .--------------- .« • > ------------- pinall place on a farm north and Qll.MBl. ' west of Freeport. Mrs. Julia Hicks has been quite' Mr and Mrs. Fred Henney and I ill al lhe Samson home the past Robert accompanied LMlss Verda ’week. Zuschnitl to Kalamazoo Sunday to ' We are nil sorry lo learn that Mrs ..see thc latter's sister. Mrs. Clare Cynthl* Chaffee u moving ta her. Jones, who has been very ill. home tn Hastings. j,fr nnt| MrB E j Beck Bnij fam_ The Home Economics held their - ily visited the former's parents near last meeting for the year Friday and Shultz. Sunday afternoon fleeted officers for lhe following Pomona Grange was held at the year a. follows: Mrs Robert Martin..Carlton Grange hall Saturday night, leader: Mr.*. Lisle Fisher, assistant There was a large crowd, nearly evleader; Mrs. Howard Ware, presi- t.ry Grange In thc county wu repredrnt; Mrs Lawrence Rltzzman. sec-isented. All eiiJoyeK the evening rotary; Mrs Harry Sponable. *or- very much, there were two speakrespondent secy |ers at the-meeling. Mr. Hull and ■ The L. A 8 will have a supper at Mr. Patton, who gave some very lnIthe-church basement. April 26 Let’.- terestlng and instructive talks. all boost and help fix thc churtfh. , ------CLOVERDALE. M1M Ann Perry and MUs Ruth Sawyer nurses from Pennock lies-' Mr Shorts made a week-end trip pita). Mrs. Kate Haywood local and to Chicago veiling friends and rel­ .Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bechtal of Has­ atives. tings visited Mrs. Glenn Kellogg Mr. and Mrs. Jess Haney are mov­ during the past week. ing on a farm southwest of Middle­ ville. Friends wish them good luck SOVTHEAST JOHNSiOWN.’ on their new start tn life. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Dunn and Mrs. Jim Mosier has been quite family spent" Sunday with Mr. and sick the past week. Mra. Allen New­ Mrs". Roy Carey ot Neeley. land of Grand Rapids is here tak­ Miss Clara Dunn of Delton spent ing care of her mother. Sunday with home folks. Mr and Mrs. Wm. Carter and Mr and Mrs. Alton Hall ot Char­ baby of Kalamazoo spent the week lotte spent Sunday with Mr. and end w|th their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Semer. to keep other n est advances in motors VYr-"r: i m the soline An already For swifter pick-up For higher top speed For easier climbing For longer mileage Drive in whore you see the familiar Red Crown globe and get a tanklul of this new Superluel. See for your­ self how Live Power gives you mure for your money. r./': IK STANDARD RED CROWN more lire power per rjallo PLENTY OF ROOM FOR SIX IN THE NEW FORD V-8 HE Foyd V-8 gives you more room inside than any other automobile of equal wheelbase — even more than some cars of longer wheelbase. T Thij is because the compact V-8 engine takes up k^ss space than a six, and is approximately only half as lopg as a straight eight. Get out your tape measure and check up on interior room before you buy any car. Prove to yourself that thc Ford V-8 is thc roomiest low priced car. Tht nrw Ford V-8 Fordor Std** tuamni joH ieebutunu lb, up of tbo bub un Ibrrt full dud aduhi, eecrvudad, There arc many other reasons for added comfort in this smart, modem car — the exclusive Ford transverse springs which give an easy ride on all four wheels, the thermostatically controlled double acting shock absorbers — the softer seat springs and deeper, more luxurious seat cushions. wilt - *515 FORD DIALIRS OF MICHIGAN Look at these actual photographs. Roominess and comfort arc apparent at a glance. Then sit in the car yourself. Drive it. Know what real comfort and Ford V-8 performance mean. WATCH THE Tbendey eight •j Uetiur of u FORDS G O � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-05-02.pdf d08a9b471527b4ec77f095a241ee1af5 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR Hastings,'Michigan, may 2,1934 12 PAGES COUNCIL MMES 06588334 ™fWSDOWN Withholds Weight Tax Money; I 39306159 . . Makes Impossible Demands WHO WILL WORK WtTHi THE VOTE AGAINST WAS The Banner explained last week that had been paid to him; so there THREE OTHER COM­ FIVE TO ONE IN that the state of Michigan owes was no reason why this money in MITTEES Barry county H2.UO.44. which rep­ the possession of the auditor gen­ MICHIGAN. HARVEY AMES IN­ T JURED IN ACCIDENT Tractor Him Under Rib* Broken PAGES Ito 8 LOSINGELESEDEDrLANN"AoNNFuBLANQUET!OI Are Named for LOTS MORE WATER Committee! PMM Anniversary Event on g() THE OTTY WENT ou<j Tuesday, May 15 j Committees have been appointed TWENTY-NINE GROWS Harvey Ames, who was working , -: on the James Boulter farm, three AND SECURED ENOUGH | for the annual I. O. O. F. banquet to UNITE WITH FIN1 miles east of Delton, met with "a be held at the O<W Fellow hall on TO LAST FOR YEARS EXHIBITS very fortunate accident on Thurs- I Tuesday evening. "May 15. Charles resent* money collected in Barry eral. and belonging to Barry coun­ . I day. He was disking some muck' ’Leonard is chairman of the program county tn 1033 for automobile weight ty. should have been withheld by . TO PLAN SUPERVISED ‘committee. Ray Water* and L. E. NUTRITION SUBJECTS THIS COUNTY SWATTED land ^‘h B tractor, when in some THAT’S TH& WESTERN. taxes and a small percentage of that official. TUC DI AU DV os TO 4 unexplained manner, the front end ---------------------- ------------The particular thing which has VACATION AY tmone y collected in thiawncounty for WAY OF DOING THINGS i VHUM I IUH Pl rt-HI gM ux Horton provWe .d I nt rLAN Hi cA IU I of the machine lipped up. throwing TO FEATURE DISPLAYS prevented u settlement with the au­ ------------| It over backward, pinning Mr. Ames | w be purciuued .... ~ .. fhatrrnan. Tickets ,. may V4 — eniiA lhat' tor a Htniled time, all the ditor general was the fact that Expense Limited to $200 jwelght tax paid by the counties shall County Treasurer Uaiu did not pay Barry First, Yea 0, No 100 under the tractor It took about an Asphalt Pond in the City at the Waters' store. Prpf. Paul Gressman is the । hour to extricate him from his per------• Yield. Skeleton, of Pre- ’ I Works Splendidly in be returned to them, half to be used to the state what is known as the' —Five Other Towns Hous position. Mr Boulter being' Speaker for Gathering °” thc c°«nty roads for their con- "rejected tax." which tliat state of- I assisted by several of his neighbors. • Gave 1 Yes Vote Historic Ages I A* this event marks the one hunutner vines lutrucUon or maintenance, the other ficer had charged against this coun-1 Here Tuesday, May I The ride Iron, the Grand cu,,™[ dred nltoenth annlreraary ol tl» itees representing the Has- half to be used to retire any out- ty. This "rejected tax" occurs In urging the legislature to pass ' It was found that several ribs were Barry county women enrcAM in ujuavu ai,u mi. Ames nines was »iw quite quio.- . , . , founalmr and Mr. founding at of the TI. r> O. o O. W F.. an «nap­ mmercial Club, the Lau-1 standing Covert road bonds. We ex- when emergency 430,000.000 bond issue broken tho*c who fall to pay an i badly burned. That he was not In,hc COMSt h a one.,I propriate program will be featured, the Nutrition Extension Course from J. Bauer r,«.. or a. A.,,*.,, !"• their delinquent taxes within the last 1 winter. Governor Comstock said the change ” ‘ -from — the desert • wastes These occasions are always very de- Michigan State Coilege, will clow Inna in* D/jarv (Jcncrul Black has assumed the right time prescribed by law 'have such that an emergency existed In this stantly killed U really a miracle. to to the the beautiful beautiful orange orange and and lemon lemon [, lightful and this one will follow the their year's work with an Achievetaxes, and the descriptions of the istate, nothing less than an “in­ K ffight to UW upon^hTt tSy,und had up 1Mt week to property on which they are levied. cipient —--- marked. -------------- The -T-.,- lati_._ usual custom. . , j groves being .very । Insurrection" among the Methodist church in Haatlns*. - upon pay any of it to Barry county until reported to the auditor general people ; ter port of the trip Into Los Angeles i of Michigan. Judging from the sponsoring of a program for j is really but a path between orange, this county shall pay to the state all Then, under the law. these unpaid the reports of the election held supervised play for the boys of this ExhiblU Committee. Is working hard i lemon and grape fruit trees, all la­ the money he claim* is due from the taxes would be sold at the annual :Monday on the 438.000.000 bond Is-1 city during the coming summer va­ to have interesting exhibits from tha den with delicious fruit, and making ■ county to the state. tax sale held In May of each year, sue, i which the legislature later sub­ cation. 29 groups. Every exhibit will deal । a beautiful sight. Tills money, which he says is due A person who bought the tax title mitted i to the voters, the warlike The council received the commit­ with Nutrition subjects as. diets for Los Angeles is one of the miracle. from this county represents the sold by the auditor general at the mood i of the people of Michigan was ' tees very cordially and listened with the over weights and under weights, stale's part of the tax of 1V33. col­ following tax sale would get from faf :>*( greater than, man. though mougn quite quire difan- , npnuzna npoDnunnrp mo cities of . the west L having enjoyed ua* close attention and with much in­ good and poor noonday lunches, 'ferent from, what the governor had KtBrUflaiVE TO marvelous growth In the last quarterest to the suggested plan Tlu- lected in December and January him a lax deed to the property. '1 I proper table sellings for all throe suggested. , RAPID ACTION OF ,CT °* “ centuryIn the decade be' last; also the state's proportion of This could be redeemed under cer- i proposition presented to the council : meals, tabic flowers and many other --------------------------The legislature refused to bow to _ , tween i tween1020 1020and and1930 1930it itdoubled doubled 4taits CHILDREN, SIX MONTHS delinquent taxes of previous years, — tain conditions, but_______________ Ln many cases would call for an expenditure not interesting exhibits. Twenty-MWn FLAY ;*ize sizeand and today today has has more more than thanaamil-1 mil­ which had been paid to the county in this, as well a* other counties, it the governor's will, declined to sadTO SIX YEARS,.ELIexceeding 4200. The resulting bene­ complete exhibits in all have been —j lion and a quarter population. treasurer up to the present time. waf found that the description of die gJb.OOO.OOO of Interest-bearing arranged. fits to the boys and the greatly re­ j O« course one of the great attrac“ MEMBERS OF CAST o , u ,» GIBLE TO ENTER County Treasurer Maus has been the property to be sold for ■taxes was t The Program Committee headed duced possibilities of juvenile de­ ready at all time* to pay to the state so defective that, in case the prop' gan on the ridiculous assumption ! linquency during the three months by Mrs. Fem Croaa of Nashville ha* all tile 1033 tax that had been paid erty were sold, the auditor general 'that there was any "incipient Insuryou "iKiuiun i nappen to nonfe “ mis SCORE D ECIDED ’ SUCCESS “ PHYSICAL AND DENTAL arranged a fine program Prof. vacation period would far more than | especially when tt was 26 below zero to him by the township and city could not give a valid lax title deed rection;" but later they did. with offset this small cost. It would take I Paul Cressman of Kalamazoo will treasurers, also all delinquent taxes in Michigan there are plenty of resi ­ (Continued on page six> f hi* approval, submit to the tax- period Costumes, Scenery TESTS TO BE GIVEN . deliver the main address at the aft­ but a few cases of delinquencies, dents there who will call your at­ paying voters of Michigan the prop' such as we have had here before, I ernoon on "Modem Adult Educa■ osition of selling 438,000.000 of state Direction All Local tention to it. What California needs which would coal considerably more and must have, is an abundant sup­ Smallpox Vaccination II Op-*00**” Lk»7<l Bhafer. Barry County bonds, bearing five per cent inter-: Products than the amount requested. ♦ innnl UnnUk Scout Executive. wiU lead the comest. including with the original 430.. . „ , \. v ply of water. Land, really desert tional—County Health munlty singing during th* afternoon Supervised play for boys will be, i 000.000. asked about 18.000,Oto for | A rollicking, jolly play, inter- land, that you wouldn't give two new for Hastings It has been tried Unit to Be in Charge and County Agent Foster will report extras . ... which the governor and hl* spersed .. with romance and rn^Joctots an acre for. produces most and is being worked In hundreds of AG^mento tor .hr prr-«hool*»»«• “» ' advisor* seemed to think necessary, j drama, quite different than any yet ahimdantly as soon as you can get cities with excellent results. The Forty-One Entrants at the dtolr. to br oondurtod by Ihr Barry : J"1"1™,,'”" ™ The people of Michigan on Man-} presented was "The Virginian." the water upon it. In fact without irrioutstanding merit of the plan is the । Country Club Saturday County Htolu, Unit with the day swatted this proposition os it' Hastings Civic player* first offering gatiou. the culture of fruits and fact that wherever tried Juvenile I deserved, burying it...under an adfor their 1034 searon. vegetables wouldn't attract much inForenoon ■ i-— « .. . delinquencies have reached almost; out the county are now complete. I M1 M .ndurv Saturday n fine dsv for Die BOYS WILL BE IN HAS- .verse majority of more than five It was received with every evi- tcreat, in most parts at least. the vanishing point. .-• Even TiNQS ON SATURDAY I■ ~ “ ?»" Detroit, D'tron- which whkh was'dence «•!*« of approval and appreciation Up to a few year* ago, Los AnAldermen Relckord and Schader' kite contest at the Hasting* Coun­ I supposed to be the beneficiary un by two fine audiences at Central geles felt that it had on abundant where these examinations will be tings High school Giris' Glee Club were appointed to represent the' | try club and the forty-one entrants held are as follows: i der the bonding scheme for sevauditorium on Wednesday and Frisupply of water to care tor its people OF THIS WEEK council and meet with the commit-! will also sing under the direction of Date. Place. I eral million dollars of improvemenu ■ day nlghu last week. for quite a long time in the future. Mis* Frances Hunter. During the tees in working out a plan which, had a happy time. May 8—First Ward School. j paid for by the state—even Detroit1 Hie informality of life on a But so rapid has been the growth of day a play will be given by Um will later be submitted to the coun-1। The boys were divided Into three. Sji |u r-ry i inn r|u May 9—Second Ward School. . — J turned thumbs down on the gov- j Western ranch in the eighties as set I the city, and of other cities and age groups and the winners named ■1 ’’c 1 * Nashville civic Dramatic Club aiM ell. | inCH" each division by the Judges. Dr. May 11 — Central School. RDI I PR AT PRF^FNT crnor- Thus U can be seen that forth in the play allowed a wide towns near by. that the supply of one by the Assyria Group.* May 15 — Dowling. nwu _U ” ' 1 l we ore not going to curb that "in- range of situations from the mirth water today Is not far In excess of M. R. Kinde. Hugh Riley and Leon-1 the morning a quartette mad May 18—Star Grange. Q . . . fclpient insurrection" by a bond Is- producing exchange of infants Ln the demand You havfr to admire ard Board. Donors of prizes were T Mr. olarr and Associates sue. The "incipient Insurrectors" I the first act to the quiet tragedy of the people in the west for the way May IS—Harry Bown's home (Al- Smith will sing. 18. K. Reid, Di*. Kinde. Dr. C. P . Arc Accomplishing Splcn- lwlH have • chance to get busy in I the hanging of Steve and Spanish in they do things. Anything that they toft and Fisher). ; Lathrop. Ray Waters. T. 8. Baird. The morning session atari* at May 1—Prairieville. .. . a r 'the rn pass. nniniA^ <»•>»i want they Just simply go out and ! the next few weeks to prove the ti»c mountain In the.«n. opinion Lloyd Bhafer. Bann<u* Office. Lam­ 10:30 with a business meeting. Mrs. May 3 — Burroughs. I governor's in ­ did Results governor ’ s statement as to their inof many it was the most finished get. It was Just that way when they C. D. Bauer, county ciiairman, iMi ! hie Doyte. R. K. Hurd. Mark's May 8—Cloverdale. Representattves of the Starr Com-1' surrectory surrectorv state stat— of rtf mind. mlnrt Ilf Of rinirtn course, presentation of the Civic Players to found that they ought to have more — - * 1 — t iku * ,1— Store, Goodyear Bros . Auto Sport May 24-35—Delton. * 1 water. The nearest and most abundI Shop. Welsscrt Bra*., Earl Coleman. mon wealth for Boys will be in Has- 'nothing like that will happen. If date. (Continued on page six) tings on Saturday. May 5. for their there ever had been any thought of The scenery, all the work of local ant supply seemed to be from the the Methodist Ladles' Aid. Reserva­ THE CHILDREN'S CHORUS clyde Wllco« ttnd Arthur Crothers I Winner* in In the croon group aired aged twelv* twelve annual Tag Day. a number of the »uch an "Insurrection" ar. the gov- folks, was a factor In the production , Colorado river. Tliat river was tions must be made for the noon GIVES FINE PROGRAM 'to fourteen years of age. the style boys being delegated to this work. ®rnor pictured, the small amoundof not to be overlooked, likewise the around 150 miles distant. To get to NAMED JOSEPH BROZAK luncheon. (Continued on page five) | It. great tunnels must be bored supervised by some of the common- employment made possible by Jn<.of kite entered and the prizes won. Mr. Foster, County Agricultural SUPERVISOR OF PLAY AT CENTRAL SCHOOL 438,000.000 bond issue would liave -------- ““----------------through mountains and hills, and were: Harold Flnkbeiner. two-stick wraith workers. Agent, commenting on the prangM kite nalr . R/vuit uv-kaWavne Every penny received from the been A futile gesture toward Stop­ lit must be carried across valleys. STANLEY LYONS THORNAPPLE-KELLOGG SSbcfil. tSTL^ui^S Tag Day gifts will be spent wisely, pin® R ...----- 'That didn't make a bit of difference. Committees Organise Has­ tings Playgrounds Asso­ WINS IN CONTEST ;The water supply was there; the ranged for the Home * □ Akin ai on di cAcro 8lx-*idwl- *M,r 84501,1 soclt4; °*en and there are at least twenty places | So far os we can learn Barry □ ANU ALoU rLtAScS|Ga*kiM, star kit*. Scout hat; Eu- for every dollar that will be con-1 county carries off the palm of re­ | people of the cities and town*, and Group*. Every member ciation Last Night tributed "cording cording the the heaviest heaviest wallop wallop to to the the even the fruit growers needed it. so ------------- gene Bush, airplane, flashlight; Awarded Silver Medal The committees chosen by the city bring their friend* to 'that was all there was to IL Los ’governor's bonding program, defeatDr. David Henry Gives Brief,John Bush, airplane, baseball bat; Starr Commonwealth 1* gaining a 'governor's Middleville Event on I Angeles and the surrounding ter- council. American Legton. Commer- I exhibit* and hearth* program. Ing 8 11 it 1in ” the county by a vote of Dale Eaton, two-stick. 25 cents; nation wide reputation because of > ln Address — Mrs. Maude j Robert Abbey, three-slick, necker- Die splendid work it is doing for the, almost 24 to one. The vote In the rltory bonded for 4220.000.000 and In ciai Club and the Rotary Club met Thursday Night ! chief-and slide. , boys committed to its care, at pres- county and the stale was corn para- m2L1 ^U^ay all this country will last evening and organized by mak­ Smith Presents Awards ...... -------i VI’" ‘a h>few ‘c «nyears a^nd^t supphof «ter. 1 ing the temporary officers perma­ ANNUAL W. C. T> U. the enrollment numbering •lively ,light l»hf Much, nt mum of >n.« that ... wo* a... due Central auditorium was well filled ' 'In l’*?e ’5'5° td ‘f twelve years group. ent as follows: President. W. O. to the limitation to tax-paying vot ­ Ing Methodist church, it* being the; 2,10° nent. ring: Vern McMillan, ninety. These boys are given every Tuesday evening by people who ____ __________________ CONVENTION Carter: Secretary-Treasurer. Rober*. Many who had the right to program for the Irving FtUowshlp! ”,£** *' **" 2) came to hear the excellent program , two-stick, belt; Orville Cooley, box. care for their physical, mental and ert Walton. They named the or_ __ ? (Continued cm page three) roller ■ZT skates; Jack three- spiritual welfare, belter than many, pul on by the Barry County Chll- | ~."*' ’"''"7 ” O'Donnell, -------Club. ganlzation the "Hastings City Play- Dllt. Pres. Mrs. Clara Ball dren's chorus, under the direction' “Pd ,t|c' Alden ®urse“; would receive in their own homes, j Stanley Lyons of Middleville won BANKS PLAN TO grounds Association.” to Speak — Gold Medal of Miss Mary Ann Cdllnge from । ^fsUck-JMUr “d Bern‘rd An excellent school is maintained- THE CITY ENGINEER the silver medal, there being fourA general advisory committee was the music department of Michigan ball « ove; Don with competent teachers, the boys PAY DIVIDENDS appointed, Mrs. Lyl* Fisher of Has- ‘ Contest in Evening as follows: W. O. Carter, WILL MAKE THE TESTS entrants. State College, and the Thomapple 55^1 ,’Llrptall5' w ^8^ba11John are housed in large, spacious, mod- ( ting* and Mrs. Wolverton and Miss . chairman; Roy Hubbard. CharlesThe ______ fifty-sixth __________________ annual convent] __ ern cottages and are always super-' W. K. Kellogg orchestra, directed knlfe' . ' Vaughan of Middleville acted as Depositors in Nashville and Leonard and Albert Craig. of the Barry County W. C. T. Those in the fifteen year* and over vised by trained workers, whether Will Save Money for City in Judges. by Mis* Dorothy Marsman. I ---­Ten Freeport May Get »« -------Ji Te.ttag Water From The orchestra opened the program group were: "X Harold Bolo. box. flash­ “ ™! w A Besides the contest, two delight ­ Robert Walton, chair- church in thia city on airplane. 75 75; When some of these lads, who with the "Concord March" and lat-1 light; John Leary, Loary- alrplsne. Per Cent Soon ful violin solo* were given by Mrs.! « Jn mesXd tlw XtiSC? ov- ccnU; John AdTOck' dnM,w'' belt: coo® from every station In life. I man; Robert Cook and W. A. 8cha- May 10. opening at nine A M, .!• Sewage Plant the foilowing program: * Gerald Smith and a mixed quar-1 From Information that comes to der. erture and the "Precision Mafrh" Don>,d DoKe>'- ceUWalter; have arrived at the Commonwealth. A variety J^oik^Sl ol? £?id ; Adcock 50 “nU' Mr «<•" “**»•»«• ^ve . It will be remembered that Hos- lette from the Irving church ren­ । us It seems quite certain that both The committee on rules and reguSong Service conducted by Mrs. melodiesy*S negro splriluaU were 1i .a AJ.* “mbcL® ve9'„mierestmg lf'.ter,t.lng types ;I wonaereu just »hat dered two pleasing numbers. the —, Nashyilie ______________________ and Freeport banks latlons Is! A. L. Brown, -.halnnan; Bessie Woodman, Woodland. uumoer qir very wnat step* step* should snouid be De A Gold Medal contest will be held wUl pay a ten per cent dividend to Dr. Wooton and Archie Reickord. of kite* were exhibited of various' taken to help the boys to readjust b> 5tBt* Devotions — Mrs. Prank Loomis, interpreted in a most Intelligent^.i,...u... , board of health, nil* wo* done not on Thursday evening. May 10. Ln1 depositors in the. near future, It is expected that there will be Freeport, Evangelistic Supt kind ol citizens. Only through In-1 bwHIh ol the connection with the County W. C. । There Is a certain amount of rou­ organised several soft ball and Department Superintendents' Re­ T. U. convention at the United)tine and red tape in carrying out baseball teams, which will oppose port*: Treasurer, Mr*. Woodman; finite patience have some of the people of this city, but also to save the pollution of the Thomapple Brethren church. Those who will such a plan, but we understand that each other in the twilight after 0 Secretary, Mrs. Olive Cabpball; (Continued on page three) river. Until the sewage disposal participate are: Mis* Marleah Bar- ^the receiver has in hand the money o'clock. President. Mrs. TJihan McLe*d. , office. for their prizes, which h *" plant was erected all the city sewage num. Woodland. Stanley Lyons, i available for a ten per cent dividend Any organization, or any group Plan* for the Future—Mr*. Clara emptied directly into the river. Middleville. Lloyd Demond, Coats 1 In each case. With the payment of wishing to organize teams to con- Ball. District President, * One of the requirements of the Grove and William Bauchman and that dividend the depositors of the test in these games, should get Ln ’□ectlon of Officers, Ah7“»™ ANNUAL MEETING OF state board of health is that the Mias Virginia Waters of Hastings.. Freeport bank will have received touch with some member of the ad” Noontide -----“"*■ Prayer. " Mrs. Wayne Merrick is the super- 33 1-2 per cent and those of the visory committee. . ____ __ __ . ... , ____ ST2 iS-^l HOSPITAL GUILDS tntendent of medal contest* In the Nashville Bank 20 per cent. The If this work proceeds as the orDevotions—Mia* Tillie Tyden. met with various county school I . . _.,u . 1 rcr ter which goes from it into the riv- W. C. T. U., and sponsors auch state of Michigan still has in its ganlzer* anticipate, it U expected Memorial Bsrvic**—Mr*. Ffcrsi teachers and gave them Instructions Reports Will Be Presented events. {possession, or probably we had bet- to enlarge it by including group* Fleming. Now ™ .11 -MU*., 1^-X7X. to regarding the music. Most of the' - and- Officers — Elected — 1 •• । ter say impounded in banks, over rehearsal work therefore was done vised play in the morning* and aftComet goto—Mia* Lucille McLeod, CAPACITY CROWD SEES « Program Follows forePt toP*the Dra^JtkIf 0,6 W,t<r lhBl come8 from ,hc by Individual school*. From the nr-««ariK-rn Nashville State Bank. Up to emoon The baseball and soft ball Mia* Suxanne Sumner, pianlrt. > .a.inw splendid manner in which the songs Methbera of the various «««*» Guilds forest, lor me Drarnatlc Club of »anks hart iz. lake--------------------place In the — early Address and L. T. L. Demonstra-* GYM DEMONSTRATION lhls time he has refused to pay this contests will ----------w were presented and the accurate of Pennock hospital are urged to re- —- - - .--rrr.-- , ' money to the receiver. The matter evening, as os the twilight period covtion. Mrs. Ball. — — — three) m-----------------------------------. ------r_ .to ■be( U» that delightful three-act play of | (Continued on page member the annual meeting was taken to the supreme court, who cr’ several hours after six'o'clock, “mA# ’“s Boys of Hastings Schools held at the Methodist church on split on the decision, five holding The organisation expect* that Thursday. May 10. starting with a Put On Exhibition Under * that the state is not liable and three I Mr. Joseph Broxak will have ---Prayer. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS -— _ pot luck luncheon at one o'clock. holding that the state U Hable. This charge of the supervised play, and Gold Medal Contest with Mrs, Direction of Joe Broxak PLANT 8,000 TREES Reports of the officers and Guilds working .XMpUoo.Ur hart, end un-! matter Is soon to be brought up In Kenefal charge of Association work Ruby Merrick in charg*r,“fl Every available scat in the gym­ will be given and new officers elect- der the direction ol Mint Ruth Roh-; the supreme court for a rehearing durjng the vacation period. Presentation of Medala and hlmjelt. , nasium was filled Thursday eve­ It la to be hoped that the state will Have Named the Project --------- -**>--■ dree* by Hon. John O. Kstaha . pADDr-. . . piinnno ning when boys of the Hastings be compelled to pay over to the re- ‘ Guild No. 5 will present a one act son. it Is aurt* to be a big succero - --It Is a play of romance and ad- A CAPPELLA CHORUS "The High School High school put on a physical edu­ play as part of the program. All who venture. Ln which the spirit of youth rnUlUr GM UAV 17 cation demonstration under the jll- ceiver this money which the stale con are urged to attend. Forest" be served, tn* Hastings ladM* fur­ compelled the receiver to pay to the frolics in an endless summer. The UUMINU UN MAT IJ rvetion of Joe Brcoak. —————— —’ ’ nlshlng the coffee. —“ state treasurer. We cannot see Imw ------— - — --------------— Reforestation work Is being con­ play te presented with an invitation nr. i Three of the most popular events COMMUNITY SALE. table aervic*, sandwich** and to all to withdraw from the exacting Giving Concert at Wesleyan on the program were the basket ball it can be held that a stele is not tinued by members of the Agricul­ THORNAPPLE GARDEN liable for money which it compete Another community auction sale other dish at food, ture club of the Hastings High round of our complex life and lose, Methodist Church in game between the Juniors and Sen­ a bank receiver to pay over to th*iwU* CLUB MEETS THURSDAY held at 018 grounds. — — -------------------------— school, the project being known as ourselves in the fine romance of as* iors, which was won by the Seniors; for a specific purpose and Hastings, at which wUl be offered JQHN KETCHAM TO BE the "High School Boreal," according Sherwood Forest, and its merry out’ tne Afternoon the tumbling exhibition which in­ state taka entire rreponslblUl, lor the {«»«». caWe. !«>««. WoU utd !»»•- Jun" IU DU The Thornapple Garden Club will law*. W’T. N. Knopf, instructor. । The A Oappella chorus of Spring cluded mat diving, hand springs and meet at the court house on Thursmoney II 11-us receives. However that “ ‘ 1 ««« “ •, J * Norton, auctioneer, ALUMNI TOASTMASTER Last week Friday, April 37. a day. May I. at 3:00 o'clock. Mrs qq NORMAL* STU’ bor°MtehiMn^m’tfve^servicZof pyramid formations; and novelty matter may he aeetlrt In the very 11 “Oductln, title aale Read lull group of High school boys planted Eugene Davenport of Woodland will UU. NUMMAL b I U’ | wUl give a *enlre of relays, which included obstacle races, fjjtm-g 1 partlriilara nn annttuH* naa* nt »hla । particulars on another page at this John w»«rham win to 8,000 tree* in their forest In Yankee SS : DENTS HAVE SCH00LS “2!; a croquet relay and a back walk re; issue, property may be luted by of the Hastings High A Spring* township, making a total of and visited In different countries. ™enuren ounuay airernwn. May 14 acres planted. The forest 1* lo­ SL taZEn? .eommunlWto, with Mr, Norton. u One WU1 T*Mh in Kent °0UQ- 'V<rled consisting ofXslcs. the An unusually spectacular demon­ BANNER WANT ADV cated on a large hill one-half mile stration was the flashlight, demon­ east Of Yankee spring*. The boys h “opnpXlto GETS QUICK RESULTS StSJlIS I ty Lhd Another in j *“* strated by the freshmen. Light* In are greatly interested In the work ~~ have an auction sale at houaehuid 5uS‘“il Sh‘l'u‘.n0o5n mrelle' I l0111a' ' T M LOwM1- “» director, the gymnasium were turned out and and are enthusiastic in their effort*. F. L. Bauer of thU city lias ex- goods and miscellaneous article* at a freshmen drill team marched ri™ “r^^ My Mil M d£' 8e’n> N°™*‘ •“■-iJS ,«™» consldrr.ble »tul«ctlon report. U» UM lxl« odrtrttod In a tout In various formations flashing preued Plans for Peony Day will be dis­ H. H. S. CLEAN-UP DAY with results obtained from two want thU week** paper. Henry Flannery the lights which were covered with eurecd. as u well well as a> the u» deciding dcddta, of ol £">* miMSlSre^'rt' cussed, WELL. A real treat is in prospect red paper. ads Inserted in the Banner last u the auctioneer She offers table* ® tol kSTcou SCHEDULED FOR MAY 9 auto lor ■h.An?imlttareraho,. for lovers of good music. A free will week He. began receiving answers chairs bed* dUhea. stoves, etc Bee adsniMian. Vault. Uw CUTS FACE ON GLASS. to one on Wednesday, the. day of the adv. for particulare. Mtes Lucille Austin of Lake Odes­ offering will be taken. This enter­ ADULT CLASSES TO * *> ■ sa. the Johnson in Ionia county; tainment will be given under the The little three year old eon of publication, before hU own copy i Hlgh school will be held Wednesday of the paper was delivered. By NOTICE OF MEETING OF . Mtes Nelda Cool, the Fick; Mis* auspices of the Holiness Union. END AFTER MAY 15 Margaret Perkins, the Jones; Mtes the ----------------following day three answer*u-. had | morning. May 9. under direction of - -------------BOARD OF REVIEW. "QUEEN flight of stairs Tuesday fa Joe Brocak. director of physical Th* Board of Review will me*t Jar the other advera head and face face quite come through UjroughJor 1 id aj> his head and Adult educate cuare whto France* ASCENSION DAY SERVeducation for boys. Each teacher glass bottle which U«m*nt. Of ccttr-t course we can't guaran- :Monday. May 21, 1034. In Uw-ooun•^-..rnrom SS:,^!ihU^Xo.' ICE FOR COMMANDERY will be placed In charge of the first ~ jee tee results but if any ai person in the cll room al carrying. Several >titches were hour class and three classes will through the assistance of funds sup-. cwpnty wants to buy what you have •aary to close the wounds. 1 A special Ascension Day Service work as a group. There are five piled from the FKRA will terminate ______________ LEGION AUXILIARY. to x11 or trade, or to sell or trade after May 15 according to SuperIn- \ The American Legion Auxiliary for the Hastings Commandery. will HONORED 8UFT. VANBUSKIRK. what\you wish to buy, a Banner assigned a definite section of the lendent D a. VanBuskirk. plan* are will meet on Thursday evening in be given at the Episcopal J * At the Michigan Schoolmasters' went m 1* the quickest and cheap­ building and grounds to put in or­ being considered, however, to con- the Legion rooms and it is hoped here Bunday by the Rev. J. Club held in Ann Arbor last week est method for getting result*. der. All rubbish Will be carted away tlnue tiie nursery school, which has there may be a good attendance, Nulty. Members of the Ootnh Superintendent David A. VanBusto the city dump Instead of being been doing fine work for the past Mr*. Frank Annable and Mrs. Ber- will assemble al the J* I Tem- klrk of this city was honored in be­ SLABS dance. piled together and burned as was few months and which was also tha Sherman will have charge of the pie at ten o'clock and to the ing made a member of the execu­ Martin's farm 3 miles east Dowl­ changed. supplied through PERA fund*. . entertainment. i church. Adv.-Out HO tive committee of that organisation. ing Sat. night. May 8.—Adv. THEVIBGINir PLEASES AUDIENCE w,bneVkTcdntest PRE-SCHOOL CL NIC DATES ARRANGED STARR COMMDNWEALTHTAGDAY si-.™* "< --4 ™ LARGE CROWD HEARS MUSC FESTIVAL MAY 10 Dramatic Club Preseating "Robin Two Auction Sale* *J"’“‘J"" TSS J” �______________________________________________ _______________ ________________________ _ B*n^ rRnCSLI2 GIVEOCONCERT MAY 17 U- . THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAT L 1M4 PASSING OF MRS. PRESIDED AT CHI­ JULIA ANNK JONES. CAGO GATHERING Mrs. Julia Anne Jones, aged 78. HARD MAPLE TREES LOCAL NEWS bemhlp tweet* are priced at 50c for 2. “Valse Symphonic," Howard I HAVE BEEN PLANTED who spent her,entire life In and near 1 adult* and 25c for school pupiU. The ’ Cress Y Of Poanl&r and Gias- "Price of ticket* has been set, 4. “Murillo" Concerto, flute solo, Chicago Tribune Prints Ac­ Hasting*, died on Bundsv at the In the Park Near the High . - — r ... । at the very minimum which will A. Terschak. A. A. Bifemo. s A ” *• '™ l *• b " n « ih count of Talk by Philip permit the orchestra and possibly a -5. "Woodland -u-.. — .. Edward ileal Pi«cc« Included Sketches." School and at the Sew­ ““ ““““Xt™1*11'*'’'" a’"“’ Barry county chorus to function. i.MacDowcll — Kniikern age Disposal Plant "Tto a Wild Rose." , ta w b..lu, „ hom, ,lut On May 17 the Barry County Or-1 At 11 lng of WP^wntfttives In the Chicago Tribune of Sunday Lsb. WUl O' the Wisp." ’ The city ha* commenced to do i a m N«h*,neand Delton. | last there 1* an account of a ban-| surviving are the daughter. Mr*. I imto direction of A. A Bl-held yMterday' “At an Old Trystlng-Place.'’ good piece of constructive work in quel held in the Union League Clubi . ------------------------- —------(KnlottrtXKker. and one son Frank Or*nd Rapid*, where aiw took beautifying the city, by setting out । "From an Indian Lodger ­ will prc«nt a variety of pop-, afternoon considerable enthusiasm of Chicago and prosided over by: BalUe nve *everal treatment* Intermission. 50 nice thrifty hard maple tree* in and classical selections in Cen-; was expressed for the work to be and three great A blaze in the roof of ths the west part of the park near the 8. "The Emblem Overture.' R !2!U,p J*'. K{1Uk*‘n' ®( ,N7L YOrt grandchildren andltorlum hete commencing at d<w? b* ‘he.",u-c *n«l City, who is the appraisal to, grandchildren She called out A----------------- 2. adviser ——j^^israuuwiuurau. one alio aiso leave* leaves two two Wallace ——Osborn —uwn home himuc- uauivu out High school, and 50 more at the . o'clock in the evening- A spr- particularly there was xtrong sentl- ’1Schlepegrell. 7. "Inter-mczao." Alphonse Duver- “*e 1,01?C«?\’\CrLLoon Corlx*alk»n brothers. EH and Andrew Henry of the fire department on Sunday. The sewage disposal plant. number on on the program will be ment lor the formation of a coun­ board ‘at Washington. .HoxUng*. MrCjonesVas in — active was slight. ' '» iplsi number "n ’” “ ““ * —— adamage — - very .I*-*.* There is roim fur planting plenty ’ by Howard Crew of|‘y chorus. Herewith i» a complete noy. ' ie c,h‘c“<o Tribune repeats a member of the Wesleyan Methodist: Mrs. Edith Edger, who ho* been more trees In the part, but this I* at a symphony b) ft "Largo, " from the New World Mr’^lk^X rreepon. noiini violinist and composer I program to be presented by the orchureh' “‘ten<llnt “ ,On‘ “ hw to heTh^ne toeZtT^ Freeport, Symphony. Anton Dvorak least a start in the right direction. Ticket* for this concert are being chestra on May 17th: w i health permitted, and was also a week* with inflammatory rheumaP Select ion from "Show Boal " mir sold by the Barry county music as-1 1. Overture. "The Calif of Bag- Jerome Kem our reader*, which are os follows | member of the Lady Maccabees. tlsm. Is slowly gaining been taken out or destroyed, and eoclation and will Include not only.dad." A- Boleldlcu. ' A woman bothered William H., The remain* were brought to this w,, a, ’ — ■ 10 March. A A. Bifemo. many of those that are left are not McNeal, manager of the HOLC. with city and the funeral held thl. Wed- n-u^t 8m^‘ in the thriftiest condition As the several requests for a loan, but was:nesday afternoon at two o'clock, at J?1**1!1» ...8t. ¥"? . ho,plu1' years go by some of them will doubtDEATH OF MRS. TOLLES. wesieyan Methodist Memoaist cliurcn. evasive regarding details." said *■**-. Mr. me We.leysn church a i R*p,d* ** «to»ly improving At last Mrs. Etta TOUes. 66. died Wed- Knlakem. Knlskem. “"At last the the usually usually calm calm, nephew, nephew, the the Rev. Rev. D D. T T. Prerine Perrine of A hope ,Or l>er r,pld reeovery splendid plan to have this young nesday at the home of Mrs. Lester Scotsman, thAMMawiv thoroughly annoyed . .... over-------------; Lansing, officiating. Burial Dewey will beReed -t ha* a small an­ growth coming on to take their I Rush near Lake Odessa, where she her persistence, wrote a rather 1 in the Carlton cemetery. ' , nouncement in this Issue of the places. ' was aiding in a case of other sick- sharp note asking what she wanted; The deceased had many friends Banner about crying auctions of A sewage disposal plant is never ne«s She had been a resident of the money for. | who unite in extending sympathy. livestock and general farm sales. an attractive spot, but much can be Lake Odessa almost since the town - T haven.1 got a home.' she re----------------- -------------------The many friend* of M. A. Lam- done towards beautifying live sur­ «---------------[|,,4 -I rtnn't mm «n» nmnrrlo and! started. She leaves one daughter, plied I don't own any property at’d'TU/n CIRCQ DIIRble. cashier of the Hasting* City roundings of the plant heye. Wf are Mrs George Verekce of Lansing: 1 haven't gpt a mortgage. I want, 1 Bank, are glad to know that he has that citxcna generally will be > two si.’ters. Mrs. Nora Clemence of tha! money to buy a new set of; INu HAST WEEK recovered sufficiently so he can ride sure pleased that a start has been made, Bedford and Mrs. Daisy Bergman of teeth.' " ------------out in the car. —that onier for a monument or marker and careful thought should be given Cloverdale, and two brothers. John Another letter received by Mr Lack of Water Results in The Vernor Blough family have to further beautifying It. should be placed at once. Norris of Lacey and George Norris McNeal, according to Mr. Knlskem, | । been released from quarantine fdr Burning of House— of Hostings. Funeral at the Lake wa.s an exuberant epistle from an ! scarlet fever, their little boy havWe have a splendid nswoHment of the .THREE Oder-sa Methodist church at 2 P M. aged man who had Just had a loan Ing recovered Miss Betty EATON Blough I YOUNG MEN One Hoof Blase very finest grades of granite, made up Friday Burial in Lakeside cemetery, negotiated through the HOLC ‘ The 111V 1I1V Mrm -^untica on weonre alarm sounded on Wedconnned to the house by sickness; CHARGED WITH LARCENY "TTiank God for Uncle Sam." heineviav night of last week was in* handsome designs, on display in our wrote "IY>r the first time tn my life caused by the discovery of a blaze A meeUn« of the Striker CetnePENNOCK HOSPITAL Brought Here Wednesday— show rooms. You can depend absolutely or «bt ■ I SIS ™r * iff! Sixteen patient* are registered at Two Are Bound Over Pennock hospital this Wednesday upon the grade of work we offer our । at the comer of Washington and of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fancher on morning. (Grand streets. The loss was com­ । Wednesday. May 9. al 7:30 P. M. TOWNSHIP CLERKS to Oircuit Court • customers. There will be election of officers r- । *-asi n* r»r-r»o paratlrely small. A son was barn to Mr and Mrs. I and payment of dues. Three Eaton county young men We invite you to come NOW and look FILE LEGAL PAPERS At about 9:30 Thursday morning, Vincent Kelley. Clarksville. Route 2. ------------the alarm was given for a rural Are । A round table discussion for su- were brought before Justice Mat­ on April 30 He weighed eight over our big display. It. will cost you thews Wednesday of last week on pounds. larceny charges. . nothing to see the fine memorials we Mr and Mrs John Van Deventer Earl Kinne and Donald W. Ken­ S]25 of Nashville are the parents of a have already made up and on display. yon were charged with larceny from ‘ _„r, mere was a nign BevenU will teachers boy bom April 29 He has been ? L th- nunc m andinc n0raoi. WBter ft8h,‘wino U!C schools attend.from the local j ■ building. They waived examlna- ‘ If you have in mind some special design, named John Morrison and weighed The new law requiring the filing flwnes. The house was completely Mra Nellle cro^ ha8 returned to tlon and were bound over to circuit 7 1-2 lbs other than we are showing, we will be of chattel mortgages, bills of sale.; dMtroycd However the other build->her home w Qreen-St. after rcourt. The justice Hxed the bond tn etc with the register of deeds, tnfftnn Mved --------- ------ - -----------each case nt 11.000 and neither was glad to make it for you. nC-*-rn OF nr MRS. MRU IDA mt * uH ‘“deffect of l°*Although ,lshlP clerka. now l»; total reach by $5,000. and is spending the winter in Florida. Mrs.1 able to furnish It. The two were DEATH flI the islaw pro। loas rtl will covered insurance. Do not delay, see us at once. Bessie TutUe and Miss Mildred Tut- . accused of the theft, on November NEWTON ON TUESDAY. vWcd ,hal nll sUch Instruments In 7 ‘ ---------------tie, who have occupied Mrs. Crons'| 12. of silverware which it U alleged Mrs Ida Newton, aged 76 years. the han(1J Of township clerks must quo Q|TY SCHOOLS house, have moved to the Harry ( was taken from the home of Mrs 3 months and 24 days, died on brought to the register of deeds AMfiTUFR ROOST Hayes Haves house, as Mr. Mr and Mrs Mr* A. a k K Martha Dellar of Castleton townI'uesday. Ma- 1. at her home north w.jvrt turned over to him. not all the ut I ANU I nun DUuOi Frandsen have moved to their Wall »hlp ol Hastings She is survived by a son. township township clerks clerks did did this this. The The law law |i • ________ lake cottage. Robert Nash, age 18. entered a Frank Newton, and a brother. Eu­ gives a fee of »< for each clerk, al*. The State School Emergency B. A LyBarker proprietor of the of guilty of simple larceny. He Hartings Ironside Bros., Props. Phone 2497 gene Bush The funeral will be held a mileage of.... -----------------— ten cents a mile, for। —-------------* Drug store, reports admitted stealing a pitch fork from at the home on Thursday at two P. tiritMflng in these papers that were. Fund Has Surely Helped I Prescription that in spite of bad weather last Mrs. Deliar's hotne on March 1 He M. the Rev. L- L Dewey officiating nlc with him. so It is expected 1 week his paint sale was very xue-1sentenced to pay a fine of $9 50 the State's Schools Burial in Riverside. ttint all township clerk* will do this | erssful He has received pcrmls-! or serve ten days in jail, County Treasurer Maus last week Just Right for the J-Hop ‘ - *a > very won. . I received from Use date 13.754 to be slon from the- manufacturers. Ad-| It is certain that this new duly of | pald to the m-hool board of thU city smj A: Filing Co . to continue these , OBITUARY. the register ol deeds will add a lot for t^c maintenance of the city tpeclal prices for another week । Marvin Charles Ctagrtt. son of $ |50 8^50 to hLq work. Filing of the papers is schools Thl* Is a part of the $15.- Head full particulars on another William and Nellie Claggett, was ii simple matter, but that Is not all qqoooo fund voted by the legislature P*8f I born August 8, 1929. and departed of It by any means There is a good {or alt|lnK the slate's school*. It Conservation Officer George Bum- this life April.22. 1934. at the age of deal of correspondence concerning , pome ln mighty handy this year ner arrested on Suuday Charles 4 year*. 8 montiu and 14 days. Hq. these papers, especially with those Btate jlag advanced several Juppstrom. 29. Melvin Stephens. 32. leaves to mourn hts father. mother, who file the chattel mortgages and thousand dollars for our city schools, and W. A. Ten Eyck. 30. of Grand one brother Wyman, and slater. other instruments. All of this the which has enabled the board to pay Rapids for spearing game fish in the Mclvn. and L grandmother. Mr* register will have to answer, which ln fllu this year's installment on the Thomapple river. They paid $10 line Orin A DnvU.*and a host of other will mean a considerable addition -a-hnnl bonds and the interest on and costs each in Justice Matthews' relatives and friends. to his clerical work. - same, a* we report elsewhere. the ,«urt on Monday. "One precious Flower h** gone. ----------------------------------------The voice we loved is stilled. DEATH OF CLARK DOOUTTIJ. BARRY COUNTY HAS PAID 'jin never "mme 'te*auJd. ' SIX HUNDRED VISITORS Many In this city and county, par„n F*R Our Fath<r In HU wisdom called il I 11 the township of Prairie- $b3o HEAD I AA OU iftn TJj(, boon |lu |Ove had given, AT TWILIGHT SCHOOL tlcularly ville whea*■ he was bom and grew tir.M And though on cart!) the Ixxly Prilnary Gradca Hold Ab­ । up. will fen lies. ■member Clark Doolittle. Over12,000Persons Were Ouf bnby (s Mafc Jn ,1Pavrn They will be pained to learn of his he ibalneH i ----Listed as Subject to breviated Classes for Bene­ death, which occurred Sunday at hi* home in Detroit. Clark Doolittle: DELTON GROUP. That Tax fit of Parents, Friends graduated from the Hastings High, The Delton Nutrition class met -- --------------------------------About 600 people attended the school in 1905. also from the West- ■ The state Old Age Pension Bureau I .. primary twilight school held at the cm State Teachers' College of Kai- at Lansing has acknowledged $638 as ’“‘h Mn*' c- J Barnum. April 24. two ward buildings and Central amazoo and the University at Ann having been received from this wUh 13 members and 11 vhltora in head taxes This covers ' P^nt. seven of the visitors bcinj school Monday evening commencing Arbor. He has taught school at the county 1 girls the entire county This represents fCamp '"r”n Fire Ulnt 6 30 n'clqck. western High school of Detroit for Abbreviated class sessions were nn.was marpersons in the county, out of the - class decider! on taking up Co-op­ titc pnm past luiwn fifteen year*, years. xie He was mar' erativc projects for next year. held, sufficient to give the parents ried to Marie Steadman of Detroit1 ,han 12,000 re|»rtc<l. who have Election of officers: chairman. farr *paid We “w 'their h,’lr taxes w " cannot and friends nt pupils attending an In June 1913. He leaves his wife and so '° opportunity to sec the type of work one daughter. Elizabeth. He was a understand why the governor did Winifred Senslbu; Vice-chairman. done During the last hnlf hour the fine type of man. and the world 13 not have the legislature do some­ Elsie Horton; leaders. E-thcr Dunn c.„. thing about ttys law at the recent and Irene Carpenter. Secy and children were taked out onto the poorer for hts passing, e Crystal White special session. It seems to be in a Tress.. Margaret Oarrcu. Recrea­ playgrounds while the parents were tion chairman. Marie Williams -bad snarl at the present time. given an opportunity to talk over DEATH OF HARRY F. Plan.-, were made for Achievement various ....--------matters with w ..„ the teachers. STOWELL ON MONDAY. Day. May 8 ib. pk(. J”has .c e'5 ”‘ wftJ'a “regular d»xlded succes-s Harry aged 54. son of KIM Qiuuun SIGLER WILL and become feature of H* late F MrStowell, and Mrs c.«in< will FHEAD ilRU Mrs Dunn gave a talk on table the late Mr and Mrs Camius 8toHASTINGS ROTARY CLUB cttqu-tlc and Mrs Carpenter gave the annual school program. । well, died on Monday night at his the denionslratkMi lesson un table BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. I home in Kalamazoo after an illness of two years. He is survived by hU Clyde Wilcox, V. P.; W. R. service.—Secretary. SENIORS PLAN PROGRAM wife two daughters, one KrrUKpbrother.I | Cook, Secy.; Harold Coy Stowell, and one sister. Mrs. [, FOR COMMENCEMENT George Wunderlich. Smith, Trcaa. Funeral services wUl be held at Commencement. to be held in the the Truesdale chapel in Kalama- I , Hie election of officers for the Rotary Club, who will be­ Central auditorium. Friday after- aoo on Thursday afternoon at one Hastings ‘ their terms on tlie first of July, iUK>n. June I. commencing at 2 00 o«lock. Rev. Staalcy Coors official- gin . OUR SPECIAL held Monday after the noon H.-lingL Michigan ■ Tclephnnr. 224I-25S7 ■__ o'clock, will be |Nittomed after the Ing Interment will be in Riverside was , luncheon. The following were j one held last year, according to Su­ in this city about three o'clock. u.. perintendent D A VanBusklrk The Mr and Mrs Stowell were former SUNDAY .nd MONDAY, MAY 6. .nd 7 President. Kim Sigler Senior class itself will put on the Hastings residents and have many Vice-President. Clyde Wilcox. entire program with no speaker friends here who extend their sym­ See What Hapened to the Wi»e Guy Who Couldn’t pb,. . | brought in from the outside Each pathy to the bereaved ones. I Secretary. W R. Cook. Take "No” for an Answer I Treasurer. Harold Smith department in the High school will ib. ....... UNION GOESwwa<. Directors. Dr Charles McIntyre t>- represented on the program by MISSIONARY TO NASHVILLE FRIDAY. *nd Dr Pr*nk Carrothers demonstrations or talks. The event last year was generally considered ar/unron^r^toNohvilirW-' The Methodist Episcopal Mission- ; * * KNOW WHY* • THEY D<> IT? I srf -uecessful that the Seniors and Starring GLORIA STUART and ROGER PRYOR (acuity members decided to follow day to put on an exchange pro-' The revival of business being! the same scheme again this year ADDED—Wall Disney's ‘ Color Symphony—THREE LITTLE gram for the Union there. shown by the Increased national adThe program for which Mrs W. rertlslnx done by companies which > BUNNIES" Comedy—"STEPPING OUT’ ENJOYED THE PRIVILEGE. R Cook Is chairman, will be given can make a nation-wide appeal for ADULTS—25 CENTS CHILDREN—10 CENTS Attorneys Archie McDonald. Kim by Mrs Donald Smith of Detroit, their products. Sigler and Adelbert Cortright of this Mrs Fred Jones and Mrs Robert Ah outstanding feature of this In-, city attended the meeting of the Burch, with Mrs Wm Mishler and creased advertising is the fact that TUESDAY, MAY 8 Calhoun County Bar Association, Mrs -J M Townsend In charge of the big companies are increasing . SILVER NUT which was held in Battle Creek the devotions. Members will meet their appropriation percentage for Thursday night. They had the priv­ at the church for transportation nt newspaper advertising over what| lbilege of listening to a timely address l :3o o'clock, the meeting at Nash- they paid in 1933a Tills is an evl-i. by Piofescor Tracey of the law vtiu —w— for .... j -----------of . ■how — highly the ’, ville being called 2:15. dence tne shrewd anrvwuL tb school of the Michigan University. men who have-xliaurof the settingt‘ ADDED ATTRACTIONS—Comedy. "BIG CASINO" It will be remembered that Mr MORE CASH CROPS, of uiuHMia ui billions ui bf dollars ooiura wurin worth o| of good'. gtxxr. |I ib. "STRANGE AH IT SEEMS" ' Tracey spoke at a Commercial Club According tv the Michigan crop regard newspaper advertising. These Lb. 1 dinner here not long ago The three report recently issued reports from far-seeing men invest their adver-' ADULTS 15 CENTS CHILDREN IS CENTS Hastings attorneys were elected 2 000 farmers indicate that the to- tl*Uig dollars where experience hasj members of the Calhoun Bar Asso­ tai acreage of held crops will not proven they win yield the best reWEDS., THURS. and FRL, MAY 9, 10 and 11 be materially different in this state turns. ciation. which holds regular meet­ ings with a good program each Ume. from 1933. The indications are that SPECIAL ATTRACTION —— -- -----emphasis wiU be based upon cash 2c bollla cbg. PAID HIM TO READ BIBLE. ;< PICKED LT TWO. crop* this season. Decreases in corn. Bunch 5c A state weights and measures in- barley and hay acreage will be offset' Strange as it may seem, a repre- < tpeclor vUited this city and county by Increases in areas devoted to oats. sentatlve of the Standard Oil Com-'< 2c bottle dig. 1; last week. He caused the arrest of potatoes and field beans, pany was reading the Bible at Exo- ! < du*. where It says "and daubed It | two oil station keepers for selling • -------‘ with slime and with pitch." i•hart measure gasoline. Each paid MITE 1 BOX PRRSENTAJOHN GILBERT. IAN KEITH. LEWIS STONE. The sharp .wilted representative!4 cost* of $4.50. The Inspector did TION ON SUNDAY. . ELIZABETH YOUNG concluded that where there is pitch ! not believe that the men planned A delegation of twenty nine per ­ SO Comedy—“GOOFY MOVIES" LATEST PATIIE NEWS there must be oU. so he started drill< j to short measure customer*, but had >son- from Emmanuel Episcopal ADULTS $5 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS become careless and had not watch- chut < ch attended the annual Mite Ing an oil well right near where L 100 Ib*. cd the measuring closely enough to L Dj... * -------------Presentation ... Service in St Mooes la believed to have been bom. Cam and Cbocolat* Drop* know that their apparatus was out'Luke'* church. Kalainazoo last Sun- Oil was struck and now ihere are i ’ SATURDAY (ONLY) MAY 12 of adjustment. day John ’Lockwood * and" Frances several good producing wells there. ' < Yea, It pays to read the Bible. Try < TWO rUTTU ATTMACTIONS Sutton made the presentation for t DEATH OF MRS. DAILEk. <I dumimm *wsi vuuiw Emmanuel Church' ouioti School,, wnicn which it some lime. > .11S.S1_ exceeded - ■ ■ last .____ ... Mr*. Melissa Jane Dailey, aged'amount slightly year's CONSERVATION PROGRAM. 85. died on Tuesday al the home of offering. Ixr daughter. Mp Oliver Bolton J----------------- <♦ a Next week Friday. May 11, there ’ । The funeral will be held at the home FIRST WARD P. T. A. will be put on at the Western State, ’ on Thursday at 2:00 P. M. Inter-; The First Ward P. T. A will hold Teachers' College auditorium in i I ------ ALSO Itaant In Nashville. | their next meeting Monday, May 21. KaUtnasoo a Conservation Day pro- [ < ' „ ------- :—..***•" '. ‘'. iProgram will be announced later. gram. In which addresses *111 be . Ye goode aide day*, when people *»> ■ , I living tn the neighborhood of fac-1 Another of humanity'* need* 1* a made by wsU known authortUes on With NIGEL BRUCE. HEATHER ANGEL VICTOR JORY eonservsUon topics. Mr Ben East ' ADDED-Cmnedy. "Kid. |n Africa" UMM Paramount Nep. i tories considered the noise and bridge table that collapses u eully •rill appear <m the program I smoke as naisances —Arkansas Gs- aa almost any Kind of internattonal ADULTS B CENTS-------------------------------CHILDREN 10 Cgjrfs one who can arrange to go i | wtte. conference.—Detroit New*. well repaid. —---------- NewThings Just Arrived for Spring New Dress Shirts by "Mack" SJOO ~ SJJ55 With Decoration Day Less than 30 days away 250 Spring Ties 69c ‘ 79c ‘1 Spring Hosiery Hcautilul new colors and pastel shades 25c 35c 50c Polo Shirts with Zippers S')° d“““m °'« White Duck Caps 25c Hastings Monument Works Light Flannel Slacks Grey Flannel Bi-Swing Suits ‘1821! Values At OOD CENTER Come here for the New Things First WATERS’ SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE Soap Chips 5 25c Sunbrite Cleanser Palmolive Soap Gauze Tissue lOc 3 Z5c 3 B.r. 14c 2 <or 9c 39c White House Coffee Mac-Spag Noodles Potato Bread 24c 4c 8c Potatoes peck Cocoa, Trueworth Butter Lard Ginger Ale 3 i" 25c Lime Ricky 3 25c Electric Light Bulbsl 3 25c Block Salt iy 39c Scratch Feed $1.69 TKAND Ti r U Kf r I Like It That Way i 29c 2 2 19c 26c 7c Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy Sons of the Desert FRESH VEGETABLES - GRETA GARBO in Carrots Cabbage 3 u>*. 10c Candy «*• 10c FOOD CENTER FELDPAUSCH’S WAREHOUSE TELEPHONE 2609 CLOTHES SHOP 9c Best Quality 59c, 49c, Brooms COFFEE 2 WE BUY EGGS Queen Christina THE BIG SHAKEDOWN MURDER IN TRINIDAD ► �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MAT 3, 1M4 DEFIES DEMANDS OF BANK BOBBERS A. M. and declared “this its rtlck-I them to/quit the bank, was Edwin । tlils city. In recognition of the plied. •The. hell K, wna nrA. for his shaking iron and let drive, I moted to the presidency of the inTwo bullets came sailing at Web-1 stituUoM and his wife was made WOULD BE FOLLY i TO LOWER GAS TAX STATE TURNS DOWN y.m.c.a.items Woodland boys of the Hi-Y group furnished the program for community ■ services Bunday evening in the KNOW Methodist church at Woodland 0 , (I>e>r tadir. MW4 chrwun.with <11- I D ber from the bandit sentry at the cashier. bonk-door; but he didn't have to' in the Banner office window you dodge, the slugs merely cracked the will find a picture of Mr. and Mrs. TVATTT n PREVENT • (Continued from page one) bullet-proof glass surrounding the Webber, REMOVAL AND MAINreeling. sashier’s cage, and he escaped un- 1 TENANOE Nearly a thousand flower pots vote failed to do so. The detailed harmed. Webber fired three shots vote for Barry county is os follows: —■ were donated and collected last Satthrough the little opening in his ’ unor DEACnuo Tfi IK1 | ttrday. to be sold and the money Precinct Yes No’ . cage. The three robber* look to their : L . ... FIRED AT THEM FROM MUnt ncAoUNo IU IN। used for Camp Barry equipment. Assyria 1 heel*. The town vigilantes. heard • --.I....... 3 IM tills call to battle and were soon । • CREASE THAN LOWER IT K Baltimore HIS CASHIER’S WINDOWI swarming Barry. 1st ......... 0 100 from nearby shops. A| 112 Attitude ol Certain Oil Oom. !Xl,^°X'“A”?ho,“'2^ Barry 2d .................... 1 , bullet dropped one robber as he 1'49 Carlton ................. 3 He Is Son of T. 0. Webber of raced -for cover toward a lumber | ’ (Continued froth page one) 195 ' recorded 212 against and one in favCastleton. 1st 9 panics Favoring It in gathering them. THE CROSS ROAM. * Hastidgs—Receives Pro­ yard. Wm. Lubec, working in his.-_______________________________ I Rfv M E Hoyt of Nashville. Rev. Castleton. 2d 3 198 ■ or. In in tills tms city and ana in the townHarold WlUiama WlUiams and Fote*l Fwaal ^kbed hii rake and boyl come to a realization of their Harold Heems tjueer I Melvln Conklin of the Hastings ParHustings Twp. --------7 123 UUpa with vtliagea the Yes vote Utu tvtM 8und*y and wUh"’ST 1 motion for Bravery --------- .. ------ .In. Ih. ---- «trlrtlw . . ..------ wm~*— .(“-in anea rrl.uo~hlp. (nd thHr out­ The state highway department as uh. Adelbert Heath. Arthur CrothHopb 3 u*n< .larger larirer thin ___ ouniau —«Haney _____ wua Our readers probably noticed the, was than in the strictly ru- Mrs jCS4e of- .Middleville. down. najOwr „„ „„ ,„n.Ionn«d. The dli­ well as many county-road commls- era and Aben Johnson assisted with 213 Irving____________ _ rnl townships. Inwr.chlra Evidently EvidentIv a a few were w-rmucy q» miumvvum. ral account of how three robbers, gun­; u,elr “r ”>d ™“d out „|„ o( wu. lhc „|ue of han jslona are taking a live Interest in the the construction ot the Camp Barry Mr. and Mrs. Newman TUtUe o< Johnstown 120 caught by the specious argument* ning for )>ank mon«;y on Thursdayf Ofe,^*n',. v ui . . . ideals also respect and considers­ attempt of certain big oil companies headquarters and supply building 150 Maple Grove of last week, entered the Round . wl“ho" to »■>'''> "O'"' « •»' bu.le ! to have the gasoline tax In Michigan lost week. the sturdy faAneri of Barry coun- !wlUl mother- Wr* Jan* Tul 95 Orangeville.. Lake. Illinois bank. When the d 0 ,7 Kh wl'°. wtolto, omiduetod at SUrr | cut to two cent*. Many road cotn-; This week end is the Y. M. C. A. 159 Prairieville —. ly. Their common sense told them Wilson Fcdewa of Hustings three robbers entered at about 940' 1“ would-be robber, and toeod Commonwealth. The boya plant and ; missions, including the one In Barry Camp Leaders’ training camp nt Rutland 149 that economy, saving, paying debt* • working for John Cook. care for the gardens, harvest the1 county, realize the danger to road Barlow lake. All men TTik, Ernie Williams spent lbs will 279 Thomapple ............. who desire instead of increasing them, mark crops, help can the vegetable* and ! construction and maintenance in further help in leadership are urged •the U_ — .u of _» safety — J — ..y for end In Hasting*. 274 Woodland .......... path and sanity fruit, care for the campus, assist this proposed constitutional amend- to attend Yankee Springs .... ioa Cost only II 00. Bring Mrs. Kenneth Hurless was on i io Michigan. with the work in the cottages and at ment. jyour blanket*. •••-•— —and -*1 .’Hastings City:— Wurm•—lodge sick list last week. school and have the opportunity for • The petitions call for 35c per dining room. 1 First Ward--------------121 Miss Jean Stodge of Hastb<* . play and normal development such hundred in weight tax. which is I Nashville ", Hi-Y group are out for | Second ward. 1st ... . H NEW TIRE GIVES 50 131 fpent the week end with her p r* n.V a n a .. hike (.<).» and n...l supper ........... as. ... soon -.-...a. ns ... the • k. .. 1 Second ward. 2d .... 1 as every boy cvcrywliere should what we have nowl They also ask PER CENT LONGER have. It Is a wonderful place and two cent gasoline tax. in which some I winter weather is over Woodland ' Third ward ................no Mr. and Mn. Dan Marble a Ki splendid work Is being accomplished uf the big oil companies seem to be had n big supper last Monday night NON-SKID MILEAGE Mrs. Nellie McMurry of Haslli pi Fourth ward. 1st ... 13 in teaching and training boys how greatly Interested. WJial a two cent at the school. . 139 Fourth ward 14 and Mrs. Pearl Haywood and dau( 1to live in the right way C. F. Angell was In -Lansing this oil tax would mean can be summed - — - I ter of Rutland called on Mrs. JaM Frank Andrus, Local Fire­ ; There are so mnny phases of the up In a very few words os follows: ■Wednesday with some rural schools! 3528 Total ..158 Sunday afternoon. ’ stone Dealer, Tclli of Oth­ Tuttle work that would be interesting to 1. No more snow plowing of high-11 visiting the College and the school John Wlllltl* of Hastings sp it. The Banner Is prouder than ever Banner readers, that we cannot ways in the winter. for the blind, the capital, etc. ­ er Improvements ■ ol Barry county for having-dlsplaymention them all. The only way you Ernie William*. ' 2. Roads could not be scraped so The June meeting of the Barry ed such good sense and sound JudgA new High iBpeed tire Is an­ can learn about them Is by visiting often as they are now. and’ would County Ministerial Association will ment as to record a vote of almost Mrs. Charlie Price and UI le Starr Commonwealth and becoming therefore be rougher, and more un­ be held at Camp Barry, likely June 24 t() one against the ridiculous no­ nounced by Firestone Tire At Rubber daughter of Freeport visited Mrs. Company and is now on display, fea­ Frank Bushong Bunday. familiar with what Is being done for pleasant to travel over. ' 'tlon that a state can spend itself turing an Increase of more than 50 • the ninety happy, contented, normal 3. No dust layers like calcium Mr*. Jasper Decaning’* slrter into prosperity by selling interest­ per cent in non-skid mileage, ac­ boys in this fine home. EDGEK SCHOOL NOTE „ chloride could be. thought of with a bearing bonds, allowing the gov­ cording to Frank Andrus, local Fire - from Byron .Center visited her BupBE SURE TO BUY A TAG ON two cent gasoline tax. I The children are planning a clr- ' ernor d*y. eFFw? and ir.d his administration to' stone dealer. SATURDAY. MAY 5. 4. There would be no ntoney for Id money cus project tills month, supervise tlic spending and giving •The new tire has five important the constructloirdf ifof any more roads roads. ... IK,rf„. Those-who had perfect attendance the taxpayers the precious privi­ Improvements—flatter tread, wider WHO PAID FOR IT? The township highway systems, lege of paying 838.000.000 principal, tread, deeper non-skid, greater the Kremlin at Moscow; and aa Elsewhere we comment on the de-, which are in process of being taken lost month were. Mildred Belson. Elmer Johnson. Virginia Warren. J? 1 . (lime BIIU IUUK11CK J ■thickness, and more and tougher chive defeat of Governor Comstock-* over by counties, would have to be For linoleum. Make* it Phillip Warren and Irene Weave^. JO-year bond Issue. rubber." Mr. Andrus said. "This Is been rung. It Is 28-feet high." k | 138.000.000 bond issue. We think It forgotten because of lack of money । easy to clean. Full pl nit ■ Those who had a perfect spelling It will be noticed that In Assyria, made possible by the Firestone pat- feet in circumference, and welgu Is proper to comment at this time to maintain them. Ue.Ason were. James Dibble. Diilc Barry, second precinct. Johnstown,: ented process of gum-dipping, by 400,000 pounds. IT. R. IL and Dlckado on some of the work fur the bonds The Banner cannot understand preceding the flection lost Monday. Hie short-sightedness of an oil Laubaugh. Madeline Tabor and Orangeville and Yankee Springs, which the high stretch cord* are Cleaner* for WaU and Irene Weaver there was only one lone vote in each soaked and coated with rubber, proNew York sees a new build kg State employee* went about the___ ___ _ ... company in urging a two-cent gasoWoodwork endorsing the governor’s vldlng greater strength, safety and erected every 51 minutes, a weddfig *tate arranging meetings and slate line tax. when they must know what scholars. They tire -Helen. Robert1 • township I blowout* protection. ‘ridiculous ridiculous plan plan But But the the palm palm goes goes!blowout protection. performed every 13 minutes, a ngw employees usually addteased such {such a reduced tax would do to the , and Willowdean DeWitt. 1— ------ -----------"—---------------1 ---------------to ” Barry township, first precinct, | Special --------------announcement "by Flre- business starting up every 10 B meetings, we previously commented highways of Michigan. The reason, Reporter. Mildred Belson. ' with 100 No voles and not a single stone will be found on another page ules and a passenger train arriv V on the fact liiat the public school.. [ we have so many automobiles now is ‘ Teacher, Mrs. Slocum. Yes vote. The township of Barry of thia issue of the Banner. '| every 52 seconds. and the state liquor stores were used 'because we have good roads. It, costs ' ’ to-disscmlnate propaganda favorablemoney ------------ to •build —••-■ that• — ■ kind• of- roads, ; to the bond issue. We do not know and it costs good money to maintain । how mnny circular* were put out. them. The fairest way to provide jbut a good many hundred thousand for such road costs is a gasoline tax. of them evidently. "Who paid for In our Judgment it is the fairest , them and why? Who |>ald for the tax _________________ that is levied In Michigan at the lime of slate employees to go around । present time. People pay for the upmaking speeches, arranging meet- keep of the roads in exact proporIngs and pulling out propaganda, I tlon to thelf use of them. 1 attempting to saddle 138.000.000 of1 There was good reason for reducj bonds upon the taxpayers of Michi-1 tog the weight tax. The old weight A large assortment to gon? And why did they do it? tax made the man who travels two -------- < •• thousand miles a year over the •elect from We cut them to fit your ROBINHUE PARK. (highways pay the same high weight window. Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar spent tax a* the man who traveled 20 or Sunday with their niece. Mrs. Wil- 30 times as much. The weight tax 11am Cramer, and husband, south [ should.b* placed at a reasonable flgA Doable Roll and Up. of Hastings. । ure. It would seem that 35c per huni We are torry to lo*e Mr*. Clara ‘ dred pounds is a reasonable figure. Clsler from out neighborhood. She ' In our Judgment, in the Interest of Is moving today from her farm to pxxi roads in Michigan, many more ■ reside In Middleville. reasons can be urged for increasing > Mr. and Mr*. Otto Lightfoot of the gasoline tax than for reducing Freeport called at the John Kollar it. Iwme Sunday. i, , Edwin Young of Caledonia spent' ’ the week end with Wright —-'1 Sherman Clifford. • Jack Dunning of Leighton spent, Sunday with Harold Kollar. EDWIN 0. WEBBER DE­ FENDS CASH IN ILL­ INOIS BANK Your Phone Call Starts Our Trucks On STARR COMMONi WEALTHTAGDAY Hastings Ice & Fuel Company Telephone 2194 CLEAN UP and PAINT UP We can help you make this work easier Paint Cleaners LIN-X 69c Floor and Trim Varnish.... 50c qt. Black Screen Enamel............ 65c qt. Black Enamel for Metal, 25c 1-2 pt. WALL PAPER Window Shades 10c 49c Up The Right Thing for the Right Occasion Carveth & Stebbins Light, Summery Styles! Jackets, Capelets! The Rexall Drug Store -LffiFCIlOWD« MIIS FESTML DRESSES Prints! Crepes! Pastel Washable? ! (Continued from page one) 538867 AUCTION FAIR GROUNDS Hastings, Michigan SATURDAY, MAY 5th Commencing At One o’Clock Number of Good Work Horses 3 Good Milk Cows Brood Sow and Other Stock Quantity Farm Machinery Household Goods — Dressers, Beds, Rugs and other articles Bring Anything You Have To Sell To the Fair Grounds, May Sth TERMS—CASH. No goods removed until settled for. ' J. E. NORTON, Auctioneer E. E. GRAY.'Clerk TELEPHONE 759-F3 manner in which the pupils fol-' lowed their director one would nnt-! | urnlly assume that the chorus had I rehearsed together regularly for /many weeks. Mrs. J. A. McNulty.1 ‘ the accompanist, assisted the young singers greatly by tjer fine work at I the piano. j This Is the last year that Barry •county rural schools are scheduled to have the advantage of thks type [of musical instruction. All those who have heard the programs dur­ ing the past three years hope that there will be some way provided to continue this work in the future. At the conclusion of the program Dr. David D. Henry, assistant su­ perintendent of public Instruction, gave a brief address. He said that the Barry county music festival wa* । one ot the outstanding events on ■ the scholastic musical calendar of ' Michigan. Our county Is one ot tho । few in the state where this type । of Instruction has been carried on and the work of the pupils and the response have exceeded expecta­ tions. Dr. Henry said that modem schools had been criticised for the fads and frills which they Include in their curriculums. However, he challenged anyone to define just where practical subject* left off and fads and frills began. In the early days of Michigan, he stated, that the average pupil quit school at twelve years of age and went to work. Today conditions are differyear-olds. Pupils now stay In school until they are seventeen to twenty years of age. Since only five per cent of those who enter schools go on to college the schools must touch on all phase* of mental de­ velopment which pupil* are likely to need. This includes subjects of an artistic and a cultural nature. There are only three tilings Hint can be done with young people un­ til they are able to secure steady employment. Dr. Henry pointed out, either put them in the army, send them to Jails or keep them in school. This last is by far preferable to the others. Tlw purpose of education. Dr. Henry said, is not so much to train pupil* to fill practical Jobs a* ft is to train them to get increased en­ joyment from life through an in­ telligent understanding of books, history, music and other similar cul­ tural enjoyment*. At the conclusion of Dr. Henry's speech, Mrs. Maude W. Smith, com­ missioner of schools, presented mu­ sic awards to the Belgh school. Lu­ cille DeWitt teacher. Among the village schools the seventh grade at Nashville received first place. Ths seventh grades from Barryville and McCallum also turned In exceptlonaliy fine note books. It's fun to choose from a real variety—and this group has simply everything you could want in new styles and fabrics I Stripes, dots^checks, solid colors, prints on light summery backgrounds) Many with jackets or capelets. Misses, Women’ll The Bigger the Better! Rough Women’, PERPOHATED Cart Wheels! WHITE SHOES White, or gorgeous Colors! s^rtr Style Sncceuut •298 Betty Co-ed show* you how to have the smartest of the now "cocktail" styles—al a remarkably low price I Rough straws, with big shady brims —trimmed with ribbons or flower* I Smooth, glistening calf ... fairly peppered with fashion approved per­ forations! Air-eoolad! Easy-fitUagl Comfortable I Ties and pumps I ered continental heels! Sizes 3 Smart Form-Fitting Silk LINGERIE IFAiiw, Pulth, end PtUenu' Summer TIES Lscc-trimmed or tailoredI Loo Fried Al 98e 4Oc You’ll glory in it! Luxurious lacetrimnflng, or dainty tailoring , . . smooth, soft fit under new-Mason frocks! Chemises, panties, daneo set*, flesh, tea rose, 32-42 and 30-361 Extra Value in Beautiful GAYMODES suit Service or Chiffon! 79c Don’/ Mur Thu Bargain Mra’t SHI* Fast Color Pre-Shrunk Greater beauty and wear la fullfashioned silk! Mercerised top. toe, sole give the tervice longer Ufa! . . . Chiffons have cotton niinforcii the foot for strength! 8U-10U HASTINGS. MIC �TBI ■AlTfW BANNER. WBPNMBAY, BAY t, 1184 l<r- Ronner WUo° Uwi ww* «* reP®Bkd by i.tS? JiSuS.” ui«S• dry | u w cu> un-( vtalt with Marshall mends Thun- Opinions; | What Others Say I Eb OOOEi'Ln. aaoa, ,4,,^ x* "1*"' I III—ti UIIUHIIIIIH —। I,^L^".n7 “”he7vw -—----------- ’gI— - -__________ curers, cafe operator* and heavy । OVKNTY-NIJITH YE1R-faiblbera are fooling themselves if; BERRIEN COUNTY'S —Z— -------------- -(they-are laboring under the delusion! t NEW ’rRICK This and That Living by Government Permit. A Brain Truster's View. The Value of Liberty. Backward Glances; [ FIFTY-FIVB YEARS AGO TODAY. Bits of Yesterday Lester Brumm was a Grand Rap- Boy Scout News ■ and family aooomi Mrs. J. L. Crockford of Carlton spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert- Owen of Grand Haven. The members of Che Bridge Club ,are entertaining the lady teachers . and the teachers' wives Thursday ,evening at the home of Mrs. Glenn England Miss Virginia Faul of Michigan ,Stale College spent the week end tan, of this city, is visiting friends TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. in and about Hasting* He lived here Mrs. J. R. Hayes is visiting her] nearly twenty-five year* ago. and bouse on Wednesday evening. April daughter. Mrs. P. B Droulllard of this is his first visit to our city tn a 28. Thoie who received this promo“If we finally go all the way to­ *Mg a U» »■« rnfe prohlbltfe ™. Pontiac. The family has Just re ­ quarter of a century. ward nationalism, it may be nec*stioa were : Robert Abbey, Troop 73; M.n V... Permanent. Repeal is on trial just somf. part> leaders in Berrien »ary to have compulsory control of, turned from Melbourne. Fla., where Geo. Freeman, wife and eon, of Robert Hartom, Dwight Hitchcock. Leads Jone*, James Lanigan. Clauds Dt baxry OOt'irrr onbyV^4’., ,8th Amendxnent was on trial county have devised a echemc to marketing. Hcaxvsfag of plowed land. । they spent the winter and occupied 1 fix pal* u *4rBaca.) ' «. •x.ooiy repeal brings about condition*1 prcvent appearance of more than and base and *urplu* quotas for their new residence in Magnolia mond. of Bsllevu*. were In th* dly Miller, Russell Bhekton. Aaxpn (Sunday to attend tha funeral of Schroder, Orlo Shepard, Gordon every farmer for every product for Park al Melbourne. “o’™ "» «« “ fexwumfeit u uiMrs. James E. Wilkinson of Niles Mr*. Jas. Mead of Laming. Tasker and Donald Kie*er. all Troop "1’aRW?!"”- T,l,“ >“>»’■«■ •“* ,nd '"""■•n'BA io -n- Ife ” C< u wfe'feX! each month of the year. We may have to have government control of came Wednesday for a visit with Fr. I A vicious stallion so injured Ed. 81; Dwight and Howard Ferris. ]renoc Paul and attended the Junior •mu>« “”d" aa re-. (he .ute, luxe tailed ail surpfixsea and a far greater de­ and Mrs. John E Wilkinson. Her 'White of Yankee Spring* one day Cliarle* Wallace and Httnez Yeckley. play Friday evening. -preprimary'* convention convention to decide gree of public ownership than we husband. Rev. Wilkinson, came Sun­ (last week, that amputation of one Troop 89; Ralph Blauvelt. Lawrence Mrs. Fay O. Wing spent Sunday . TEAM if ADVANci...21:„.‘_ n JO «Unc- Uwn thcrc wUi certainly be a 3a "P«prtmary" to decide which one of several aspirants shall day for a few days' visit also. An­ Bourdo, Paul Bourdo, Raymond with Mr. and Mrs Klda* Guy of other guest at the rectory this week । tertafned that he may not survive West Woodland. ■irictjlry side of the scale once thnC ,n Qt|lff candidates *hall *tepi make a public utility out of agricul­ is a brother. Lawrence Wilkinson of [ his injuries, as gangrene had set bi Bourdo, Donald Bronaan. Wm. Burkture . . . Every plowed field would head. Richard Ellingen Charles Mrs. Geo. Goats of Coals Grove aside and the county's vote be have its permit sticking up on a post. Chicago. Heffner, Stanley Jones. Earl Lah- icalled on Mrs. Philip Kimble ManSDVXMTIStNO KATZS unamlmous for the candidate fa­ Dr. and Mrs. Russell H. Bready of Married by the Rev. Mr. Brew*- man. Clarence Uv|ng*ton. Kendall ।day afternoon. "As yet we have applied in this vored by the party organization country only the barest beginning Detroit were guests of Mr. and Mrs ter of Christ'* church. Detroit. Dr. Isihman. Cheater McCullough, Ivan UTOPIA. Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Finnic enter­ Till* will not. of course, prevent ।i of the sort of social discipline which C. A. Kerr while in the city Tuesday'. . A. J. Wright of Carlton and MatUe Pardee. Sylvan us Reed, and Glen . tained the pot luck bridge club BatThere is considerable agitation at'other aspirant* from bcooqiing ac-|i a completely determined nationalism Mr. and Mm. Chait Hubbard and | L. Uhl of Youngstan, Ohio. Bourdo. Troop 109; Robert Meade. ।urday evening. tlve it *• is — expected• »* that aiiy such present for a six-hour working day. •* — *but “•' '• —• -*•— ->• ' requires . . Il is quite as serious I William and Mrs Sarah Aidham I M. J. Croa*. the wide awake Troop 77. The First class promotions V. R Wotring returned home last action will subject such candidate' a question whether we have the vWtad * relative at Nichols Ixiapital |[Prairieville merchant, was in the were: Hugh Johnson, Troop 93 and >»1 Bin toe idea is not a new one. In to ostracism This is the first time resolution and staying power to 1,n Frederick Williams. Troop 77. city Tuesday. Creek Bunday. in b« fact, it was conceived by a joung that any Republicans have adopted', Troop 81 of Assyria, Theodore northweahlcm Ohio. Pennsylvania swallow all the word* and deeds of1 Mr Bn<1 Mrs- J®rry Btapelton and and West Virginia where he gave .Hl or 1M. English scholar. Thomas More. the favorite Democratic scheme of.• our MARTIN CORNERS. > Tack. B. M . won the Kim Bigler cup robust, individualist past. andilbe Misses Glenna and Josephine __________________________________ c4*on! 10,i Bbout ,bc tlmc that Christopher a boas-controlled party. About 9:30 last Thursday morn­ for highest percentage of Second chalk talk programs among the xubmit to a completely anny-llke ]Lunn ot Battle Creek were Bunday It requires a deal of nerve fo.''discipline ' discipline in peace time. Mrs. Charles Lunn. I, ing Roland Barry, who was drill- Class promotions; the Hodges Jewell churches, high schools and other guests of Mra. •• • worn. | Columbus set sail on too voyage organisations. dis-1 ----- -----and — Mre. Harry are --- — — ■/ Decker -•. — - ■ I —• ——• —— •—• —-— -1 ry cup was awarded to Troop 109. abiMbed un that took him to the mainland of Berrien county to try to get this; "Qur own maneuvers of1 social <usTlie Woodland Extension group nomination ui in view ot of inc the many cipiine cipline to ante date nave have been mildly r ' ' per- 'entertaining * ” ‘the •latter's •• ■ mother.[sack -• ot fertiliser and noticed that Orangeville, Clifford Kahlio. 8. MAmerica. VisuaUzfag a new social Jn whu.h ln person of Mr suasive and democratic . . . Regt-]Mrs EUxabeth Durkee, of Woodland. I a «mall blaze was coming from the for the highest number ot Second 1met at the school house Tuesday job niNTIXQ. order which would do away with Hamilton, that county held the con- imentation without stint might In-, week; [roof of hi* home. He called to Mrs.| Class advancements; the Whitman- ’for their last meeting of the year to call the fire truck and- -1m- Lathrop cup for the highest percen- 'which was an all-day meeting and »x u* the tyrannical rule that existed in grewiona] post The Republican deed. I sometime.* think, go further ” Mr. and ’ Mrs. Floyd -McCallum -• and I Barry ........ tage of First Class promotions went 1had a large attendance. The les­ his day. More s cconccptiotH took politicians think that the b:g vole of and faster here than anywhere else MLw Hasel Smelker of Fenton come mediately got the ladder and water ...I Berrien can overcome all the nest of!. . ■ Great prosperity is pouiblc for taday (Wednesdayi tn visit Mr. and and tried to t»ul it out. Alfred to Troop 77, Nashville. Arlie A. Reid. «son was on "Courtesy in the Dining definite form several e.ai jears ia.cr t)w dutrlct ln the primary. Mr us if we follow the strictly national- Mrs. Lucian Will. Mrs. Mary Brnel- Fisher, who Uvea Just east of Mr.; 8. M ; Troop 109 Orangeville also >Room" and included a demonstra­ on table setting and serving. .i.i the office twenty-four । istlc course, I.... ___ ____ and Rarrv Uv aama1 won the Hasting* Rotary Club cup tion 1 when in 1515 he? commenced to Huntlton k held but In *uch case wekcr *U!r -----------------------------------10**nthar otherretallVM relative*,1. ' ' I Barry, saw the flro fire ahmit about tha same Plans were made td take part in and Mra. Claude Wl Wiseman and Mr. Barry did ,and was soon ] for highest number of First and write his "Utopia” in Latin. Inter- year*. Berrien should be given a rest must be prepared for a fundamental! Mr. sn - Mrs. ------------------—------, — —---------------THE -INCIPIENT REBELLION 'the exhlMt for County Achievement, —such ------ | planning istlmr as us a work of nt pure mire imaglnaimnvinu- from I planning and regimentation of agri- /a,n,ly Bnd Mr and Mr»: John Mar- there but with hl* help and the Second Class promotions. esting long service. Merit badges awarded were: 1Day at Hastings May 8 and the Another phase pha*e ot of •»< this matter is is ,] culture and at industry far beyond that!tln si*111 Saturday afternoon and'Women of toe household no headJudging from election returns on tk)n more * dissertation t* of no value i reorganized for next year's the way Berrien voted last year in [which anyone has yet suifgested To Sunday with friends In Toquin and w*y could be gained and it was soon Dairying, Ernest Ewan. Troop 82; group the 438.000.000 bond issue. Governor as a practical guide to a better form bolting the nomination of Congress- 'carry out such a program effective- South Haven. The following officer* were 1 I evident that thia lovely farm home Flremanshlp. Seth Butler. 77; Per- work. ----------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------Comstock grossly underestimated of government. He leaps past the man Ketcham Without Berrien he ly. with our public psychology as in -JI 8on*l Health. Beth Butler. 77. 'elected: Gladys Crockford and Dora Brumm, leaders; Mae Ruell. chair­ Seoul Executive Lloyd Bhafer pre‘ the state of Michigan's "incipient shortcomings of human nature, and h-ve had 515 majority in the Is. may require a great amount of TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. -----------------------------------------------------------w .... v , Mr and Mr* Cha* F Gent* and were *° dry Bnd * oon » h °le roof| man; Lillian Warner, secretary and aided at the Court of Honor In the 1 it was wholesale whnUsalc revom revolu- ^o^rs ___ election H was atmoaphere Berrien which governmentakaid care of ’ fnrmertv " " rebellion. - It into a rarefied far gave Q m<.mher to of take eomtres* I nrade Arlie Baker, chairman of flower n Democratic uu.uiuu member of (.uiniv.v' congre.u I people ivinicriy formerly engaged in imIm- uauanvcr daughter anu and jonn John a A.. WagTfer and WM B °< flame*. By this time I » wagner ana ~ .... tlon but of a. type somewhat differ- beyond toe range of even The group presented inc from tht* district Perhaps these ad- port and export business. Il will daughters, the Misses Flora and ■ crowd had gathered and I Harvey Burgess. I. H. Osgood, Theo­ committee. Dora Brumm with a coin gift in ent than that referred to by Mr. "brainiest" of Roosevelt's "brain rain ........... mirers of the -pre-primary" of Uiviaviu) millions UJ of [>Wtwo-,! Bertha, ••• all Ml of wrauiu Grand Rapids, mumo- ,he•* ,urned *lr r: attention •■• . ........ —' expect• I mean the shifting VI . ~ th -------------- to aav- dore Tack. Wallace Graham. Cllf-1 ,l.. Republicans of toe district to pie from _ .... ____ .1of.... A ' But. tored to Hastings _ _____________ . Iiur thav Oomstock tn hl* attempted consti­ trusters." About the only point the the <farms toe. south Bunday and> atln« what whal u,e y <viiild cotoa. hut but could *rat gel I ford Kahlio, Ray Erway. Gerald appreciation of her work a> leader Smith. H- J. DePriester and Robert] this year. forgetNo matter who the pre-prlthese are minor considerations ini tended the Methodist Episcopal vcry ,, ttle from the top floor except! tutional dodge. By a majority ofwhere hl* _____________________ _____ . beautiful imagining* tnary favorite in Berrien may be. I,comparison —-v.1 with toe extraordinary , church, and listened to the sermon .,he thc bedding. Down below the plpl­ Hartom were the examiners present. ] The Methodist Ladles' Aid Society about 5 to 1 taxpayers of thi* state touch ground is toe working day he will have to face the hostility of complete At the close of the court of Honor will serve supper ................................... ---------- ---two — xthe church control of ail agencies of'by the pastor, who was for four*’’0, ,wo'beds — and a drqsaeni. ta■poke out and declared themselves1 The present standard Is only four all the rest of the district ITiew publlc opinion which ts necessary to years pastor of their church in;blCB' and ta'° OT nigs with moving pictures of State Conserva­ Wednesday evening. May 2nd. with .some chair* were saved, and *ome| tion work were shown which were Mrs. Ellen Reisinger, chairman. Ev­ against governmental agencic*>nours short of More's specifications. cotutdcratHiu will Justify the de­ keep the national will at a tensity Grand Rapids eryone I* invited. —children's ----------------------------clothing. With " very interesting. which hare been on a wild spending perhaps this may be regarded as a feat of any candidate Berrien may, necessary to carry through a pro-1 Mr*. Archie McCoy. Mrs. Hakes. -----’onS of ota^. re«der. prosperity lh. Iff | the cellar full of meat, lard, and, Next Sunday. May 6, thecampresent —Eda-y Reid. Allegan Qa-1/gram isolated " ■* “ r- ni'ii;— — - —• ■ -. n > 1.. Fay C. Wing is spending a few spree Ignoring the mandate of toe first 5tep toward a practical Utopia; canned foods very little was gotten paign for funds for tha Boy Boouts weeks in Lo* Angeles, Calif., visiting zctlc. 15 mill limitation. The result, too.[but a Utopia that will .be us out. The house had been built sev- and Camp Fire Girls of Barry coun­ relatives and friends, and will stop No. dear reader, these Agridu are not the A*'’nPa ............. Statc3 °remw ■n/( w|J, farlBHolbrook. *1 Godt^l Sadie Gias­ ty will open at Nashville. Scout over in Nebraska with his brother, . . . .. . ... ira.io. THE CONGRESSMANSHIP. was a direct rebake against the ad- removed froxn that of More. a* Executive Lloyd Shafer will remain Earl, on his return trip. ministration and its campaign More's was from the system of his1 The vulnerable and able Edw C I left of what had been one of the In Nashville untU the campaign Reid, editor of the Allegan Gazette. Rev Harry Wolf, a recent gradu­ goethod of printing and distributing day. Rev. and Mrs W. D Rowland of I finest homes in the community, it doses there. Dates for the other] ate ot the theological seminary at [doesn't like the Idea of Berrien Rcpropaganda at public expense. The , z "... ,.= sections of the county will be an­ I publicans holding a pre-primary Columbus. Ohio, was called to bo ■ . M. AA*.1 j auu nounced later. The drive in Barry] decisive manner in which the bill; THE SILVER FLOWER. convention to select a. Berrien man pastor of the Zion Lutheran church ---------- everyone in the county this year has been styled the wife, and nearly was beaten Indicates that opposition, Father Coughlin, radio priest, did to contest tor the Republican nomi­ ' , at Woodland and was inslalled Sun­ | HU Hasting* friends heard from ‘community has pleasant memories "701" drive. was on a strictly non-partisan basis, nothing wrong by speculating in sll- nation for Congress Editor Reid for Thirteen Eagle Scouts have been, day afternoon. April 29th. Rev. I of that home's hospitality and I R T. French lost week With ill* some reason think* It's rattier a low I One* first reaction to these radi­ | George C. Bubolz. pastor of the Votera of Barry county can take ver futures but he did weaken hl* . wife and son he Is touring France in friendliness in days past as well as accepted at Middleville, Scoutmaster | Bethlehem Lutheran church al Landown political trick. cal statements i* to ask. "Cax» Mr । in recent years, and will miss this L. R. Beeler being an Eagle Scout 1 sing. Installed Rev. Wolf. He was considerable pride in the fact that position considerably a* an advocate The Allegan editor points out that Wallace be serious?" The answer Is ■ an automdbile ThoseOiUeitwho were approved l-1 Mrs. Margaret Bailey Freeman of I house from our street as we would also. WoodrowWrT a PProvea are ar they turned In toe heaviest major- of silver coinage. Money sent to the the late congressman E L Hamil­ “'s an old friend The firemen had of Fowlerville and Rev. Clyde Wide­ tty against the bill of any district shrine of the Little Flower Is' placed ton. of Niles, held the office for 24 as Mark writ- .vWl HasUnn rtutlves and friend* I. very hard work to save the wood- ' k Sullivan, Sullivan, the the political nolitle.) writ....... .rears and that * enough congress- H band of Jackson. The vested ciiolr* fa the state. The vote here was unreservedly in his safekeeping. If er points out. L* a reformer and pos­ xnanshtp for Berrien for some time sessed of that autocratic ruthless-', Rev. George Bullen of Reed city I house which was Just back of the' of the Bethlehem church at Lan­ • about 24 to 1 against toe measure. he thinks that the funds for carry­ Brother Reid thinks. wm toe me guest of or Mr. and ati Mra. J. D I house and had it burned the other was ding assisted in the installation Fol­ ness which is found in all zealots, zagelmelcr Wednesday. i building* toe large new bam would But that isn't all Editor Reid say* Ing on hi* work can be profitably tnlowing the installation, the congre­ Reformers wish the whole world to | Mra. Dollic Lee of Ba certainly been burned and prob­ SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST. in aUver he hfu autllority y. without Berrien's vote two year* ago gation served a Bohemian dinner In ] ably with the high winds prevailing, i'KS. s,‘ °» ’ h "wilfeSI | visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs the fiarsonage in honor of the new Health and health education are act accordingly. But once an in- Congressman Ketcham best Com­ neighboring buildings, on the east Leander Cain. pastor. ___ _ ____... . , . . , . rauc rade ruuines Foulke* oy by oia. 515. m in tnc the aistnci district Mr Barry carried Insurance which very properly being stressed in vestor in sliver, he ceases to be a dis- at |an{e, and that If Berrien hadn't Mrs. John Dell will entertain the I THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY *111 the loss All are ■chool training today. Interested critic in monetary policies bolted Ketcham in November of 1932 W. F m. S. of the Methodist church w A. wn«h( ..nd wu, or Nr, 'S’ [" While this topic was under dis- of the United Slates. How much of Comrade Foulkc.s would still be in al her home Tuesday evening. May u" as d 1st. Guests are cordially Invited. cusrion by a group of men. one his verbal blasU against the gold H“[^°[du*‘JJat**' hNwi? Congress• The graduation exercises of the NOT in tlie shouts asked why it was that in the old standard, for example, arc issued man Hamilton Berrien had the ronWoodland High school will be held and plaudits of (be days before sanitation wu given with the welfare of "the people'' in grc.vsman*hip for almost a quarter of Thursday. May 3l*t The Alumni banquet will be held Friday. Juno throng. much of a serious thought, when a mind; how much with the know!- “ cwHury. But that wasn't Berrien's [ called to Kalamazoo Monday by the were iSav vUlltora 'i ---------1." and this new Cub Pack IsL in the gymnasium. Programs wroden bucket of water and a tin edge of substantial silver stores in fault. "" *Tire r**" *fact “*** L*. or was. that " Mr * But in ourselves, are death of the latter's brother. Theo® d y vliUtor’ Bl at NMhvtilc. will be announced later. Hamilton was a good congressman At Freeport Tuesday evening a triumph and defeat. dipper were used by a roomful of possession o( The Little Flower and (hrougitout his 12 terms he had 1 dore Huff. Mr* Hum will go from an?,,, . **. 1 fine community meeting was held at pupils, when the one wash towel which wUl increaseimmensely in no serious contenders. Toward the —Longflllow. TIIE LITTLE RED BRICK. there to her old home in Mendon ( I to remain several day*. "ld ®i1rrLJL,l^rpd thpQh?me I which the parent* and friends . of । Last Week's Letter. _ “o i of ;f Hamilton's service _ _on tlie might hang for weeks without dean- value once silver is copied en Scouts were guests. A splendid pro­ Mr* Ida Pnlmatier went to Wood- 2* “r' *”*her Mr. and Mrs Stuart Clement ot ' ' JuHt-r Judge Thomru Thompson of Allegan was a Ing. when the school was poorly tame basts a* gold? land Monday to see her brother. G ^he’v Si. gram was given including a panto­ Hastings called on their cousins and candidate for tlve nomination^ put mime, "The Eight Ages of a Scout," family, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bol­ heated and ventilated* during totW Houfstatter. who 1* very sick. received a new. and an address by Lloyd Shafer. ton. Thursday. . cold months of the year, that to Vcrn J. Brown, editor of the Ing- mctnber member correctly, correctly. even Allegan1 She reports him as being better. 1 1 Thursday night a meeting of Bea Mr. and Mr* Wil) Thoma* re-' 175, -J? J Rosemary and Lenora Feldpausch many of the youngster* grew up in- lum County News, enroute south county stood by Hamilton tn that Scout "Skipper*" will be held at turned from Toledo. Ohio, last week [ 2*”'. rRfveraI spent the week end with their lister, to robust men and women A look doesn't believe that toe government primary contest headquarter* at Battle Creek rand will make this city their future IltnFn “nd »1BMWye. Mr* Russell Todd in Hastings. U U» mum mortfe,,- rfe in ttofe corn-bo, .moment U ver; Import“ ro“Kntfe,tS’’u™P^: Flagship requirement* will be dis­ The needle work club met at the t0 home. , I see as they do. to do as they do. ... cussed and plan* made for the sum­ BARRYVILLE. days, we believe, would provide an *nt so far a* Michigan 1* concerned nore a nun-.^.r o( (actors that played | march along —» together —in a lock .»<»> step Mr, and Mrs Chester Messer and 1' The L. A. S will be held this week mer cruises and outdoor activities home of Mr*. Clifford Hammond tor a pot luck dinner Tuesday. The oc­ answer. A youngster had to be He says that lie ha* seen single a part m the victory of stoe Hartford parade' In ,act thcy not onl> *'uh the latter * mother. Mrs. Butler. Friday at the home of Mr and Mr* The Hastings Sea Scouts are pre­ casion was in honor of "Mrs. Leon leas dry afire kn^ that'hut 10 ‘Car dow” ,nd J? t>troU »“«t| "tough" to survive early childhood farms in central Ohio which pro- Bentleman. If he Ketcham had t—-- ••' • Clayton McKeown for dinner. Club paring their boat In antlcipatioiv of Tolhurst who will soon move to a fine lime this summer. Th. phtfe.lly ftfe ..re eUmuterM mo,, .wine then could pofebly ".7c destroy in order to force thc.r Marshall. trict was wet the probabilities arc "ideals" on the musses. Mr and Mrs. Freeman Ford o( No. 3 furnishing Everyone L* cor­ dially invited early in life Those who managed to bq kept from the market if every [hat he wouid still be in Washington Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ten Eyck . Hickory Corners are visiting Mr and WOODLAND. pass through this period ot their 'lock raiser in certain Michigan today ~ ' - - 't and daughter* of Grand Rapid.* Mr and Mrs Frank Hubbard and . But Berrien alone dldn Mrs. H J. Christmas. Mr Wallace may be right The Woodland Grange are pre­ were week end guests of Mr. and Ketcham's candidacy Th. haps complete regimentation Dr c P- Young of Allegan spent Mr. and Mrs Fred Hubbard of Al­ live* had an extraordinary rests- township* signed up 100 per cent. *"irjlt" with bion and Mr and Mrs Bert Walker, senting a play entitled ‘Deacon Mrs. Charles Woodruff. Sunday with his parent*. Mr. and tence to disease a Federal bureaucracy doing "io'™ all the | Mrs Warren Bolton spent Thurs­ TABUS TURNED. who are returning from Florida to Dubbs" at the Woodland High Mr* Oscar Young in thia city. Much toe same situation but in a their home tn Chesaning, were call­ school on May 11 at 8 30 P M. This day visiting Mrs. Sterling Rogers in . . Btauu., «,uc ,„c o. cfehmu,. ,Xr^.ggr M FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ers of Mr and Mr* Ralph DeVine is a rollicking comedy and they hope Hastings. more pronounced degree is found for a good crowd to enjoy the fun Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Tyler and Otto R Hlntermlster. — the presfa certain sections of Serbia There favorable to European countries, toe ocrutlc landslide tn these other labor guaranteed bank deposits. ----------------------------------family apent the week end tn Lan­ Mr and Mr*. Perry Faasetl of Prices 10 and 20 cents. condition* are so severe that, as g-c United State* may lx- the host to a ooun:le* down uor,nM1 Republi- guaranteed Income*, etc All of the',C,5J* ual H°Uow»y'a. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Flory and sing. ... ... . . . . . . can majorities. i.., j connived to tnc noose this week confined u to the house this week with near Marquette arc spending a ten I above are desirable But what price Mr. and Mrs. Will Flory attended recall, only one child out of two or latite influx of tourists from foreign EdltorRcid says "No matter wha days' vacation with hL* parents and A very sad thing happened in our Editor Reid say* “No matter wh. [•’ are we willing to pay for them, cvenjI 1an attack of the grip. three ha* any chance of reaching shores. At least 30.000 arc expected the pre-primary lavorite m Berrien 1 J*s. M. Bauer and A E. Ken aston other relatives and friends. There the funeral of their brother. Edward ncighborliood. Saturday when. Mar­ '" aoxuming they might be achieved? Flory, at Hasting^ on Monday. vin Claggel. son of Wm. Claggcl, of Hastings, were In town yester­ will be a shower for Perry and his the age of thirty. But once pa*', ta visit us between now and August may be. ho will have to face the bride at the home of Mr and Mrs was so badly burned, when his cloth­ day shaking hands with their many this mark they live on to remark- Steamship companies report that • IM '** ’ *** ’ '**" ’ ** ’ * TI “ ’ dL?u !Br8r lnMiUrf of our personal freeO D and Mr and Mrs Burr Fassett Mr and Mrs Donald Gager were ing caught nre, from a bonfire that ‘ c’, Thcj!c, coxislderatioru wu1 (1(Mn. our individual initiative, our friends —Freeport Herald Grand Rapids visitor* Saturday. ably old ages—far past the century 42 per cent ol current travel is bew. It caused his death at three o'clock Mr* Mary Cross of Dover. New on Thursday evening ||»U(> She Ueleas . csuiltM,'..' „„„ jpcreh, P„,UM „ Mr. and Mr* Clark Bliss of Mid ­ mark fa many instance*—and are mg done by Europeans instead of 7 Berrien *may"present " . । Bunday morning, our sympathy I* Mr* Heber Foster «pent Tuesday Hampshire, who ha* been the guest Berne,, ,n.. „US «e doubt „ dleville were guests or Mr. and Mrs. extended in their bereavement. poasessed of exceptional physique* P« cent as formerly. This should That kind of argument doesn't1 of Mr and Mrs D O. Robinson the, and Wednesday near Doster with D. B Green Bunday. her sister. Mr* Bessie Cairn*. Visitor* at Clifford Hammond's being able to exist hale and hearty be an illuminating experience for {”ak®. ,f>r RcP“blte*n harmony in । Think for a rnmute what complete past w^ek. returned home Tuesday Mr. and Mr*. Verolce RafTler and under conditions that would kill an everybody concerned. It isn't probd ract-[regimentation would mean! The! Mr Wesseliu* of Grand Rapid* I Mrs Mary Nc*t *ho 1® staying family were Sunday guests of Mr. Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Sparks of Hastings and Mr. and Mr*-was to the city Tuesday on business with Mrs Wm. DeVine spent Bun­ . . .. get Comrade I-oulkcs chances of going v..firril nt WkaSm .iLh i,..average man .in a very few years .It able that many visitors will to Washington Moreover, it'fhe rlght «nvernn,. w tel? Farmer £ a 'connected with the Hastings Furnl-J day with her daughter. Mr*. Earl •nd Mrs. Claud Sabin and family Lee Hubbard. of Albion. .yXMm^tead in Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Shcrington lx an example of the survival of the lurther west than toe century ot lucks an element of fairness in that uack forty out in Baltimore town- _______ Orlln Yank of Traverse City and and daughter* of Byron Center and Geo Potter and family^left for ** ‘ • • fittest without medical interference Progress fair at Chitagd or much it doesn't recognize qualification and ,|lip for example. Just what and ! Julius and Eric Sledder of Michi­ Allegan Saturday Mr. Potter will Mr. and Mrs. L. A Day Sunday eve­ gan State College. East Lansing, Mrs Dias and son of Caledonia compel But this is not meant a* a con- further south than Washington. D. * how much *" ' to reive ” It could *■* ‘ were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. engage in the ch«c*e business there ning hyps to get licenses to till his land. In , K demnaUon of health afid health C “ — There will doubtless be numerous Js very interesting meeting of the were guests of Rev and Mr*. V. H. Voise ii fact some bureaucrat down fn the this summer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Craig of Has­ class was held at Die home1 Beardsley Sunday. education. In fact any science that accounts and analyses of our country Mesdames clement Smith. M. LNutrition ----------------------------------------------------------Department of Agriculture might Cook and Ira VanValkenburg were rot.Mrs Herbie Wilcox Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs Stanley Manker and ting* were Sunday visitor* of Mr, has Increased the life expectancy- in written in terms of New York City. |«ven decide that the land in ques-members and sueetc guests tefa; being Mr* Sarah Mohler of South Wood­ and Mrs. Wm. Btrausbuugh and .['tn Grand Raptda Friday. twelve mestbee: land spent Sunday with Mr. and family. thia country from 31 to 58 year* of Coney Island and Niagara Fulls, ,-------------------------- । tlon wasn t worth tilling and re-' Mra Minnie Greble and mother, present. Mr* Lester Brumm. age la moat certainly worthwhile. It Well probably laugh at the sketchy fitness for office, but reduce* con- I quire Farmer Brown to move to' Mrs Butler, returned from their Several families tn this vicinity Mr! and Mrs. 8. E. Powers of । some other section of the state, pos­ Miss. Kath- were Invited guest* of Mr. and Mrs. ।Nashville iNaanvuxe and Mr ano and Mr Mrs. anti Alberti Mr*. Albert । Mias Marie Lelk and .7* ta our guess that we will ultimately manner in which these tourtstado' grcs-donal ' ' .consideration ' *to a geosibly to take up resioencc residence in some some -----------------------------------------------------------iltolMbu* DorU Donald and Doro-’ •"**. numo,TU of Portland called Lawrence Cooley in Hastings. Sat­ Sioiy io laae reach in thU country through ta, cmud «.«. .nd the fe.UK o( th, nearby state and might even require tralized government is efficient but .5*1 -U-.U of on Kr Bnd cha>- C®* Bun-] urday night Card* were played and What tiie Republicans of the1 him to take up some other occupa- vulnerable. Il give, capable honest Mra Herbi WUrox^nday / ’ day aetenre and correct living a state deductions thc> make Irom their pour to district need to do i* to find sandwiches, coffee, pickle* and , e ’'II Mra Ralph Lefllcr entertained the <4 tong life equal to the remarkable iuperficlzl superficial observations—Just as a man Who really 1* congressional lion The fact that Farmer Brown officials a chance to do infinite good. ’ doughnuts were served by the Ixrstw*a attached to his land, that his likewise it give* grasping, unacrup-i COATS GROVE WMVWa OROUP.. 18 -lrU from th* flrat grade and *ev- em. All enjoyed » fine lime. ■actions of Serbia referred to above. Eurojjean tourUta hat* been laugh- timber and get behind him. regard- pioneer .. . ... ------- of • *•-forefather* cleared the landulous officials a chance to do infinite' The Coat* Grove Nutrition Class real eral other friends •tn •honor the Mrs Rebecca Craig U on the sick .fe CBfe K and Milled it. that on his own prop- harm. One saving grace of the;met with Mrs. Katharine Richard- *eventh birthday of Joan, Monday, lut CAUTION NEEDED. lean tourists who annually Invaded Kcws-Palladium. erty Farmer Brown was complete United States system of government, son There being quite a Mt of illMrs Henry Cole is spending this Mrs. Prank Erb of Hastings spent master with authority to keep even is that it can withstand shocks. The Ineos ness about about there there ’ were were only only twelve twelve "^k with her father, John Meade. Friday with Clara Hammond. । **» Tncre is a small but persistent their shores. the president of the United Blates structure b so loosely woven, so to members and one visitor present I[of Coats Grove. Mr. and Mrs Lewis Clum of Lake trouble from public drunkenness from trespassing, would be too sen- speak, that a breakdown of one Our exhibit for Achievement Day. Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Brien and Odessa spent Bunday- at the Warren timental for the intellectuals of the strand —"* does J---------not * rupture *— “ the --------entire **“ was planned in the A. M and re-1I children of Lansing spent the week Bolton home. NEWS GLEANINGS. government bureaucracy to consider fabricBut under complete regi ­ ports made out. then after a well' end with Mr*. Geo. Paul. Mrs. Faul been no very great disorder but mentation Mr. Wallace would have balanced dinner served by our host -'| returned with them for a short visit ' Should young men be taught MAPLE GROVE ECHOES. In the course of his duties a cer­ lap«ctaclca of this kind no matter , and Brain trusters are underestimating us place all our reliance on one cen­ •ess and ai.u uuec nciper*. our lesson I Mr. and Mrs. Milan Trumbo jiuiuuu ana three helpers, English pp&tman is estimated to The Maple Grove Echoes met al asks a writer. It tain [ how alight are irritating axid un- housekeeping?' was presented by our leader, Mr*.1 Mr- Bnd Mri Ward Planta and Bev- the home of Miss Mildred Mack. have covered a distance equal to we believe, the value American citi­ tral strand. moeaaary. The liberal liquor laws *<*ma a good Idea. The young worn- six times around the earth. Brinker, toe title being "Courte»y In 1 erty spent Bunday and‘ Monday ------- 1 Thursday evening. April 38. with 34 zens place on personal liberty, a with wlUk granting permission to imbibe en might then think it manly to value which b on a par with the de­ No. we believe that Mr. Wallace, the Dining Room." Tills Included relatives In Fostoria, Ohio. members present Music and games alcoholic beverages do not give any Imitate them.—Punch. About 5.000DOO barrels of cement, sire for goods and material things tiiough probably honest and sincere Table Etiquette and Table Service ■ Mr. and Mra J. V. Hilbert entar- took up a large part of the evening. and 19.000.000 pounds of reinforcing WUl a real American ever kit by in his convictions, has permitted • ill 1 the demonstraUon on Table 1 talned Mr*. State Hilbert and Refreshments were served and a individual the right to make a nuiand permit freedom to be taken over 1 daughters and Mr. and Mra. Glen 1 Setting and waiting table in which 1 This country •teel will may be not required have for twothe. Boul. --------- ------------ -----------------«<xd time enjoyed by all The next Mom of teimaelf in public. Offend- cars in every garagv. but it seetns to der ’Hooven Dim. by a Federal bureaucacy for the thustasm over an abstract Idea Hej Blake of Middleville and P. F. HU­ meeting will be held at Middle lake New officers elected for ensuing bert in honor of the latter's birth­ the last Thursday evening of May. I should be dealt with firmly. If luuwrtora B. ». .fetal I sake of possessing mere automobiles, is a free balloon, so to speak, floating eating a better quality of food and tn radiant clouds ahich entirely year: Chairman, ftari Demond. : day Sunday. ’ holders of beer or liquor sale There will be a Mother's Day play. Eleanor ~ _____ »taU«i.—Arkansas Gaxette. i president by a majority of one elec­ dressing in more stylish looking shut 31$ plain but aolid earth far 8e« -Tress. Orpha Richardson. ■T> Mita — fe — —.... Mumford ww—.vww returned UH, "Does AAUV3 It JI Pay? SV MilpiO al UW toe 001**0 South Maple clothes? below completely from view. Leader*. Vera Brinker and Wllda Wild*! Sunday night after a tan day*' visit Grove church. May 13th. beginning place* free from thi* type of Natural adentUU claim that cer-1 '°ral VOUAlierding. ’ 1 in Washington ' *” YortIBl tu o'clock. and .New York. at el» eight o^lock. There There will will be be *peMl*s Alene ,Mohler u L rr---------- —, --------lnl„ Laid between 30 and 40 year* ago. — Even If regimentation ~ could bring - ' Our KkJJk idaa of the "brain * Moh^r,, and and Dale rt*1 mu*lc between each act. EvOur Achievement Day. «./ May g,l 4 ’ .,**?" a very «*uer of Junior-----------College. sharply against ths sale so do certain oromusory notes - >!tc‘ ktU1 1/1 «“»»» [about most of the good things Mr trust"'ta date 1* that Its member* brings to a ck»e c— ; .^.7 interesting -------------------------------... Grand eryone 1* invited to come and see u ' ”“* ■» w CW 1 South AM- I Wallace says for it. would such a should never have left the class and profitable .m.year ---------—-Bec.-Trta* mania, . Rapids, spent to. tha — week fe*. end — with a. thu^ptay. a tree will offering will I system be dMirabie- A strongly cen- room. Houle Benett. I tbetr parents. ' . .. Soaring. A Quotation Pungent Paragraphs ; Way of Our World I. �TK1 HAlTDfGl BANNEB, WEDNESDAY, MAT i, 104 d Rap- ockford Dari ton a club luroday Olenn chlgan rk end junior Sunday luy ot Grove Mon- b Sati»e last our in gavo the other group jesday ; year g and e leaDining nstradng. art in ement, d the were Dora chalry and flower tented ift in leader oclety hurch with Hi ling stop >thcr. radulurch SunRev. the nn an Hide, holrs i the urch May the held mini Tuna rams and Bolusch ster. the -con 5yck pids and in MEiiera MSI HEIL JOB made last year. That will again be true this year. In both instance* it Is the Kejlqgg Foundation Health work that put across the inspection. Burry county has a chance to capi­ talize on "this Inspection of its re- JUDICIAL COUNCIL' Camp Ftre Activities "THE VIRGINIAN isws County Clark Bold BummirPLE1SE51IEIICE~“£: izes BuBinesi of Cir­ mriArA inniraiAr Htrold ■ ■■ ' ........... . , aw kumcu Vicrciaini, muia iirwnsort patronage. ■ (Continued from page one) 1*.^, Julian Townsend. John Bar­ Mr. Board stated that sixty years ago the average span of human life ----------------------------------------------------------- c<Jok wlnston Merrick, in the United States was 31 years. picturesque coituming of fifty years. Lk,yii petarson, Maurice Edmonds, Loren. Boyes as ranchers and cow­ At the present time the average is lending color and strength M years. The great advance* 58 advances made The speed with which the change punchers. । in surgery, In proper sanitation and1 of settings was made, four in all, to i the cast. Other minor role* excellently In­ inspection, in preventive medical gave evidence that the stage crafteterpreted were that ot Robert Wilson trealmcnt. In blotting out contagious men are becoming adepts at the i I SCHOOLS AND RESORTS or infectious diseases in children, • work. ias Uncle Hewle, Dr. Walton as Fred­ Ogden, the New Yorker, Di­ responsible for this wonderful The Masonic orchestra under Dr. erick 1 Inipection of AU These Is a are Barnett in a splendid make increase in the span of human life | Walton played with admirable skill rector । as Judge Henry, the man of parts which we have mentioned. ’ :und taste and got -an enthusiastic up 1 Real Service to Barry hi* section, and Orville Bayles, A discussion followed this inter-! response from the audiences both in 1 Oounty the Bishop, as a frontier clergyman citing talk by Mr. Board. In the night*. I Leonard Board, sanitary engineer Bud Wolfe, one of the seasoned coufse of it Dr.. Kinde, head of the , i__nUmberin« of the Barry Oounty Health Unit, health unit in this county, reported twenty-ctaht^id with the excep- players of the Civic group, gave a mtnorrote* it*wJ^n- strong and well balanced characgave a timely talk on his work kt IhV .taUMIc. toow that the gain in I the Rotai’y Club luncheon Monday Kurb£nktarreI? below Urely iie* material, which policy, terizatlon of hte rather difficult role i noon. The program committee was tlw AfUsFlLl? ESJteite the Clvlc d“lrc 10 maintain ot Steve, the lovable and vacillating disappointed tn securing a speaker. pal of the Virginian. throughout their productions. In1 At the last minute they drafted Mr Max Bauer also did a good bit ot CTO J .......... I WBX nCW Will De glVCU HI11 character work in his port of BpanBoard. He put on several lantern fan! mnrlaHIv .slides giving'views of dairies, res- said Dr Kinde.' there were no doubt ^S^tff'oreanlza^V wiu'g^adSy! ish. one of the follower* of Trampas. laurants and rural schools In Barn , a great many death* In Barry coonNot be overlooked should be the [county to Illustrate the kind of work ty from smallpox, diphtheria and Jlj”’ f"r men and women "behind the cur­ tain" who have given hours of work In the dairy area tributary to [county there has not been a single LA ! and thought to produce the smoothHastings, which supplies milk for [case of smallpox. Diphtheria has r running play that was presented. the air. u U Mr <luly u>.'du.pp«,rd r™ u,r IM ol SSf!?' * Director Barnett, and his assistant. Uupal Um wrr.r milk bourn, «nd . dldu,, Sc.rlrt lever U no lender V remI!!^M,^nouU Mrs. Groos; Mr*. E- J. Pratt, Aileen been>ewrded M U,e .errtbl..«»urK 1, I&enhath and Mrs. o, E Goodyear . properly tested for disease He f once was. In fact at tlie present go on to still better things. for costuming; Miss Eva A. Hecox In Joseph DeRulter In the title role' charge of backstage traffic; the stated that within the post yrar | time whooping cough is a far more as the high principled, soft speaking: prompters. Mrs. James Bristol and l.i — have ------------------disease than scarlet fever. there been several- --------severe .... ty­ (Southerner gave a fine performance! Mrs. L. E. Barnett, who came In for phoid epidemics In Michigan cities showing a commendable sense of re­ almost no work during the two perthe size of Hastings which were FINE CROPS OF ICE straint and emotional depth in his1 formances but were very busy pertraced to dairies selling raw milk, FROM BARRY LAKES * interpretation of the character.1 sons during rehearsals; Charles Paul where conditions were unsanitary. ------------- i coupled with a fine stage presence' and Jock Stem, who scoured HasIn one instance the outbreak was L caused by an employee who was Cold weather during February * splendid voice Sharing hon- tlngr and the surrounding territory found to be a carrier of typhoid and March produced an unusually ors with him was Miss Margaret for suitable properties; Harry Young germs. In one Michigan city there good ice crop on lakes of the coun- Gladstone, whose personality and1 who had charge of sound effects; were fifteen deaths from typhoid ty. according to dealers In this city. bkx»de attractiveness fitted her ex- Emerson Royer, tlie electrician; the fever lost year. This shows the The lakes froze to a depth of four- cellently for Jiho rote of the much1 scene shifting arew which conslstneed of proper inspection by health teen to fifteen inches and the ice sought-after Vermant school ma’am,; ed of all available "cowboys," was unusually fine and clear. Ice She w“* natural and at. ease and' "ranchers" and property men plus. authorities. In rv.vtaurante Ute effort is made houses are well stocked with one of I played the part with much sincerity, Bud Chase. Vent Wininger. Bob Fur­ to have the kitchens where food Is the beat qualities of ice to be sold L<esllc Hawthorne, in excellent row. Lynn Perry. Gordon Havens. prepared kept in sanitary condition, here in years.--------------------------------------- make-up as Trampas, the bold badI Nowal Btamm and George Town­ also to insist that only foods fit for i num of the play, came in for a large send; Ernie Hayes for general ullNEED NOT HESITATE. share of the honors and was in great around assistance in managing the human consumption be used. In -rural schools the inspection In­ Instead of receiving cash on their favor with Ute audiences, giving a stage lights and properties. cludes -----------------such-------------work us--this: ----i government loons, those who take vigorous and well rounded interpre1. Testing the drinking water sup-lout "Home Owners Loans" receive tatlon to the part. DECIDE INTER­ piled to the schools bands, the principal ond Interest of A h^h t pl#y lhc 2. Requiring sanitary arrange-1 which arc guaranteed by the federal । work of th‘o -Three Musketeer*"— ESTING QUESTION menu for children to wash and, government. The bonds arc now rranx pn.nu Anarus, Andrus as os nenrasxy. Nehroskv “ Roy wipe their hands nnd faces. , worth ----------------------worthmore morethan thenthe thecash euhrepresentrepre«nt->— „-----[Uldy. ,nd Mort •Hill u Barry County Wheat Allot­ 3. To have the school room prop-led, rd as .. they lh„ are now selling above wure,„ the who ment Committee Meets erly lighted, so it will not unduly par. At the present time about . put across their parts with much strain the eye* of the children. $650,000,000 of such bonds are out- gusto and enjoyment and kept up Obstacles 9 4. To see toiletsconare standing. total being in[provided and that kept proper Tn a sanitary crcased'’at That the rate of bi*50.000.000 a ।JX/ot?\hrte°^ery a^peLanoTto The Barry county wheat allotment committee has had to decide some diUon. week, and will Increase even more nt ihrir interesting cases. Because of a light Last year In this county 85 lake rapidly from this time on. . ’ lre«.!/v„ View ■ ■ ----- -----------irmnu. vuu«ru «, uy mn ouardj Many home owners■ in this city' MU. Mtes Helen Weaver, who did weh such snowfall last winter and the ex­ land those associated wiui with mm. him. The and coumy county have applied iur for incac these•■ 7“-^ und•; ceedingly low temperatures late in lunu uiuac ip-xauucu k nc iiuu nave appucu --- .worlt -— — - —B®-----_ _____ . ... . ...... . ______ .. . ... ... .... ____ . . ’ J . ___ .... ___ , ___ . showed her versatLllLv as the wife of waler used in the resorts was test- I loans. They need not hesitate about “P0, „hcr. FernatWlty os tnc wife of the winter, considerable damage was Ird for bacteria. Kitchens and snnl-1 accepting bonds for them because of Uncle Hewie. gracious hostess to the caused to the wheat- crop. The tary provisions for guests were duly the government guarantees them mob of rammera, and mother as well yield per acre will be smaller than usual even where the,crop was least [inspected and suggestions made for which gives them a value equal to °* tl,e lamotui Hewle Twins. damaged There are some pieces, Mrs. making keeping them In such u condition regular government bonds •* “ Orville Bayles — *-• • her । first appearance with the Civic however, where the crop was so as would not endanger the health ---------------i 4 a »----------------- : of guests. Owing to lack of funds This department offers Its heart- IPlayers as the wife of Judge Henry badly winter-killed that the damage the state of Michigan has discan- felt thanks to the French fliers. <drew much favorable comment Some farmers who have contracts tinned its inspection of health re- They cemented bonds of good will :for her naturalness, case and ex­ with the government, agreeing to re­ sorts Al the present time there are between New York and—Just a min- ।cellent voice. only two counties, Barry and Allo-lute, now—Rayak. Syria.—New York-, Mrs. DeForest Walton was well duce their wheat acreage for 1934 found, when the spring weather gun, where such inspection was'er. |<.cast us the visitor from New York. ojxmed up— if it can be said that we have had any spring weather-that the prospects for n wheat crop were very small. They have wondered, in view ot their contract with the government, if they would have a right, if the wheat yield did not promise much, to drag their wheat fields and sow a crop of oats, In the opinion of the Barry1 <punty wheat allotment board there is no question about having ' such a right. Tlie sole question is whether EVtRY “BuOGEIEf R" SHOULD VISIT OUR tlie fanner who put in the yheat iiad carried out his part of the con­ tract with the government by tak­ 7 , ing the necessary pains In fitting his ground and sowing his wheat properly. If that was done, and the crop was heavily damaged as it has been in many cases, there can be no ques­ tion about tlie right of the farmer, who has such a contract with the government, to drag his wheat field and put in oats where he had planned to have a wheat crop. LEONARD BOARD TELLS ROTARIANS ABOUT HIS WORK dairies, restaurants, A (I* AND SEI IHt FrIGIDAIHE '34 Women’s Club THAT USES LESS CURRENT IHAN ORDINARY LAMP ONE BULB id’s Mr. uui nd ■nl 4 u Here arc a few features of the Frlgidaire ‘34: Automatic defrosting—you don’t have to re­ member t? turn it on again after'defroellng. Automatlo ice tray rcloase—djie Ice trays glide from the freezer at a' Anger touch. Unusually large food apace, with extra pro­ vision tor tall bottles.. lifetime Porcelain interior. Gleaming Dulux exterior finish. A । quiet, efficient motor that you can scarcely hear running. Why! . . . this Frlgidaire even has a special compartment for frozen foods that must be kept frozen! Vlslt our Spring Showing and you'll quickly realize why so many women already are boasting, "Ours is a Frlgidaire 14." The Hastings Women’s Club held their last meeting of the year Fri­ day afternoon. April 27. .There was il short business meeting at which report* of officers were read. The topic "Radio" was presented-by Mrs. F. E. Adair who read a letter of ap­ preciation of the radio by those An rural .sections also presented infor­ mation in regard to sound effects and how they are produced. During the open fcrum the members told of many interesting experiences in connection with radio programs and visits to broadcasting stations. After the program the decision of the Judges for the Poster Contest was C' en. the first choice being "A ntem in Her Hand" depicted by Mrs. Guy Keller and second "Pil­ grim’s Progress" as presenter! by Mrs Floyd Everhart. Mrs. W. R. OMk conducted an interesting word study. The retiring president. Mrs. C. D. Bauer, thanked the officers and members for their loyalty and co­ operation during her two years ot office. Mrs. W. R. Cook. In behalf of the members expressed their appre­ ciation of the splendid work done by Mra. Bauer. The gavel was then turned over to Mrs. F. E. Adair, the new dub president, for the coming year. - - ' I rilDItT If IEIEIH Hint CONSUMERS m group-wm hold Xrtne Reynaldo meetings BATTLE CREEK COUNCIL. hat ton ind nia Mr> Joaeph DtRul- annual mektino of nnd our SUBMIT REPORT TO IH POWER COMPANY ronl’NK. ’ Miss Mary Waters visited home folks over Bunday. Bernard Caln of New York spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theron Caln. Those on the sick list the past week were, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Loehr. Mary- Cain, Frank Waters, and George Ransom. Mr. and Mrs. Jasso Vester of Has­ tings visited ,at George Ransom’s Tuesday. Mr. Vester has gone to Kama* City, Mo. Delbert Heath of, Hastings is helptog George Ransom with hl* farm Tlie annual .meeting ot the Battle m their cuit Court Council Ol of- UBmp CMmp ntC Fire WITIS Girls Thro..el, the ~M.rtmv At CVM.ntv Creek V0UI1CU R lK al c*mP Kltannlwa. Clear to contribute her favorite recipe. 1 PrW*’r evening, April 37th. The Queuing coatasta followed for which JhJ ? r r r Oouncii U composed of people in the Suzanne Sumner and Hasel Caukln Thls'l^rt^menH^nl thJ «v«al districts who art Interested received prize*. The hostesses served This report mentions the business of )ln promoting Camp Fire in their a bountiful lunch which they had the circuit court for Barry county; conEnunlties’ Hastings has eight prepared ftom thalr favorite recf^the quarter ending March 31. mwntoe„ ln CounclI. phil Group Council Ftre. in U>.t inm month, nln. I.. ’ YcivU) cases were started Including were M.. and Mr*. Aben JoiitMon, Kiyugan and O-E-Ce-Ca group* two appeals. Twenty-one chancery Mr gnd Mr. Hugh Riley. Mr. Milo will hold a Joint Council Fire at the DeVries and Mrs. E. A. Caukln. Aft­ Legion room* Wednesday evening. cases were begun and thirteen er visiting the camp grounds and In­ May 2. Honors will be awarded and criminal cases. specting the new lodge, dinner was a program woven around individ­ Four caser were settled—two law cases and one each appealed from served in the dining room of the ual hobble* will be presented. lodge. Hastings girls, having won the probate and justice courts. attention of the executives from DOWLING. Tlie number ot law cases disposed Battle Creek by their ability and of in the three months was three; The Cemetery Circle members arc willingness to give service, hail bcen ot chancery cases five; of criminal invited to do the serving. The twelve sponsoring a dinner to be held at cases sixteen; of appeals from Jus­ girls who responded were Leona the church on Decoration Day, with tice court one; and appeals from Winlnger, Isabel Sage. Loretto a speaker and a musical program in probate court two case* Bpringer. Betty Sigler, Virginia the forenoon and as this Is a new The number of days in which the Townsend, Gertrude Finstrom. Ruth and experimental venture with them circuit court was held during the Munton. Betty McMillen. Marie Ev- I they hope to entertain all who are three months was twelve with Judge erron. Margaret Flngleton, Ethel interested, especially the people I who have friends buried here, McPeek holding court 12 1-2 days Bayles and Ingartha Peterson. and Judge Simpson 1-2 day. Judge so plan to be present at this time in R. A. Sullivan, president of the remembrance and loyalty to those Simpson was called in a trial where Council, presided at tlie business Judge McPeek felt he ought not to meeting and Mrs. Ebba Waiters, hear the case. "Rital number of days Mr and Mr*. Orlle Hsher, Mrs. court. justice Justice chairman spent by oy the circuit court, ", of the guardlaiu, called Etta Stanton and Mr*. Millie court and probate court in the trial ! ot of cases was thirteen. During that j 5b? ‘ UU* Of Haynes attended the funeral their aunt, Mrs. Etta Tolles, at Lake time there -were no circuit court.0* work ta hBr dbtrtcu Odessa Friday. Juries summoned. ' Mrs. Katherine Maxwell of DcMr*. Anna Pierce is visiting at Thls report indicates that the chairman of National District gal business of Barry county, rep-1 and Miss Stearns, executive the home pf her son, Marshall Pierce resented in the trial of cases, was, ^ro,n Detroit, also the chairman of and family. carried on at the very minimum of 0,6 Detroit guardians, were honor expense to litigants and to the guests. county. Community singing, camp songs and the play presented by the SOUTHWEST CARLTON. Dramatic Club of Battle Creek Mrs. LaFayette Usborne called on Camp Fire all brought out the Camp Fire spirit. Ungs on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. O-E-Cc-Ca Group. Lee recently returned from Buttle The regular Wednesday night Creek hospital where she has been ;meeting of the O-E-Cc-Ca Camp for eleven weeks recovering from7 an automobile accident. Mrs. Wm Savacool is slowly re- 1 covering from her tonsil operation. Misses Ascha and Orpha Burk spent the week end at Cedar Lake Academy. Hubert Marlowe of Carlton and] Lena Andrus of West Carlton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. LaFay-l ette Usborne. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Strodtbeck at­ tended the Installation of a new; minister at Zion Lutheran church of j I Northeast Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hall of Has-' tings called on Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry Sunday afternoon. Mr- and Mrs. Leo Barry and son ■ Norman .have been Qn the sick list | the past two weeks. > Mrs. Ruby Barry and Mrs. Nina Barry of Southeast Carlton spent a few day* -the past week helping care for I them and to relieve Mrs. Frank ! Shriber, who has been caring fork them night and day. I Mr. and Mrs Walter Culbert and son sp^nl Saturday in Grand 1Mt Rap1 Mr.lnd Mrs. Evan Fuller have bcen on the sick list the past week, ----------------- < • > -------SOUTH SHULTZ. Mr. and Mr*. William Bonneville iand daughter, Suzanne, and Miss Eva Bonneville of Battle Creek spent* ! Sunday with their brother, Lester] । Bonneville,and family. . l Visitors at Charley Kenyon’s Sun­ day were. Mr. and Mr*. Lynn Bish­ i ’ Op of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mr*. ! Hayes Bponable and Ed. Sponable Of East Hasting* and Mrs. Emma ' Wallace of Rutland. i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hallock of Milo and Alva Kenyon and family of Bellevue visited Mr. and Mrs. < IQ. E. Kenyon Wednesday. Ernest Peake has not been able to go back to his work In Kalama­ zoo the past week on account of trouble with his back. » 1 Mrs. Edith Bonneville of Battle Creek spent last week with her son, Lester, and family. Mrs. Florence Peake spent last | ■week with DorrUf Peake of Brush. Ridge, helping care "for her father.! Ous Peake, who is still very ill. All I are hoping for more favorable news of him. v>1 Mrs. Myra Wright and Mrs. Gladys Woodmansee were in Grand Rapids Wednesday, called there on accouht of an operation on the lat- , ter’s Infant son. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Syckle were guests Sunday of their son. | Clifford Van Syckle. and wife of i Battle Creek. Alonzo Stanford of Levering ar- •41 Only ♦20 A modern Baby Grand la a beautiful two-tone ma­ ple cabinet. Includaa spa­ cial Electro-Dynamic police calls aa well aa regular broadcasts. Mar­ velous tone! WA1D BAINB HASTINGS, MICHIGAN the summer with his uncle and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Stan­ ford. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Titus, Will T1Kalamazoo were Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Orlle Fisher. SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON OUR REGULAR STANDARD GRADE PAINT Wed., May 2 to Wed., May 9, Inclusive We are enabled to make these low prices through the co­ operation of the manufacturers, Adams & Elting Co., who are taking this method of acquainting the public with the splendid quality of their product. This Sale Will Help You Save Money On Your Paint Job! Double Luitre House Paint White—1 gallon $2.89 White—1-2 gallon . . . 1.53 White —1 quart................ 86 obitvaby. Olander Elmer Flory was born in Montgomery county, Ohio. June 22. 1864 and departed this life. April months. 6 days. He came with hU parents and six brothers to Barry county in 1879. When twenty years of age he went to Denver. Colorado, where he learned the carpenter s trade, spending 9 years there. From I Colorado he returned to Michigan and settled in Oceana Oo . where he was married in 1899 to Catherine | Carnagan of Chase, Mich. To this I union 8 children were born, four dy­ ing in infancy. In 1913 he returned to Barry county where he resided the remainder of his life. Surviving are the widow and four children. Orville of Lansing, Donald of Grand Rapids. Edna and Aton of Hastings. Four brothers remain. Warren of Denver. Colo.. David of Scottville, William and Perry Flory of Wood­ land. The funeral was held Monday aftemoon at the home. Rev. Dewey officiating with burial at Woodland. OBITUARY. । Lottie May Judson was born at Covert. Michigan. April eleventh eighteen hundred seventy six and died April twenty-fifth, nineteen hundred thirty four at the home of Joseph Mead of Hastings where she wax being cared for since the serious accident which resulted in hfrr death. She leaves to mourn her falher of Covert and one slMer, Mabie Judson, of Grand Rapids and two niece*. The day of her pasilng she responded heartily to the singing of hymns and exhortation and con­ fessed her trust in Christ. Funeral I services ware held at the Jos. Mead home, Rev. Gearhart officiating, Mr*. Wm. Gearhart and Mrs. Lee Mead furnished tlie music. Burial! was -made In the Falrplam cemetery i at Grand Rapids. . Headpower!—The unique method The United States Navy seaplane of moving pianos adopted in the NO-4 was the first aircraft to fly town of. Pernambuco, Brazil. across the Atlantic. Color* and Black 1 gallon........................ $2.72 1-2 gallon................... 1.44 1-4 gallon......................... 76 Flat Wall Paint White and Color* 1 gallon........................ $2.04 1-2 gallon................... 1.10 1-4 gallon......................... 59 Inside GIom 1 gallon........................ $2.67 1-2 gallon 1.44 1-4 gallon .76 Semi-Gios* Ad-A-Glo 1 gallon........................ $2.59 1.36 1-2 gallon .69 1-4 gallon Double Lrntre Floor Paint for Imide and Outside 1 gallon.................. ...$2.67 1-2 gallon 1-4 gallon .76 Barn Red 5-gal. cam, per gal. 1 gallon cam . ... $ .98 1.10 Barn Gray 1 gallon........................ $1.80 5 gallon*, per gal. .... 1.73 Screen Black 33c One quart................ 19c One pint................... Color Varnish One quart....................... 89c One pint..........................48c Batik Enamel $3.29 1 gallon . . 1-2 gallon . 1.76 1-4 gallon . .93 1-8 gallon ., .82 1-2 pint . .34 1-4 pint . , . .19 King Wall Finish 5 lb. pkg., all color* and white....................... 49c AU Purpose Varnish, Spar 1 gallon........................ $2.85 1-2 gallon................ . 1.54 1-4 gaUon......................... 83 1-8 gallon......................... 48 Carter White Lead 100 Lb........................ $11.00 LyBARKER’ The Prescription Drug Store Hastings, A �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAT 8, 1934 now pleased to be able to virtually PAID INTEREST ON COrestore the old conditions. An order restoring the annual vacations has VERT i .been received, thus giving employ­ ment to the substitute* who have Will Pay $18,000.00 Soon been virtually laid off while the । economy measures were in effect. and Probably the Bal­ This is good news to all the postal ance This Year " OLD SCHEDULE OF DELIV­ employees. The first vacations be­ __ Improved ___ Yesterday $51,110 of Barry coun­ ____ gin this week. Greatly ERIES RESUMED business conditions through-fly Covert road bonds became due. out the'country, as pointed out by The intarest was paid in full but MAY FIRST Postmaster Genera) Farley, have re-1 not the principal However. Counsulted In such a substantial increase ty Treasurer Maus believe* that BETTER BUSINESS iiv IN In postal revenues during the!with the iuuuum amount w of muury money that is ■ ii-ii wviivi-Mw m me ' uuu u .___ . ... and . i_______ •_ I1-. — — Ill — .KI. ■— II S A IS THE REASON months Of February March. <In sight, k. he will soon be able to reIu. Q. m. IQ HIL ncHQUn ofTer 5ufh prospccts of conttH. - tire 118.000 of the bonds due May In conformity withGeneral the recent or­ j[ ued the First Months _ increase*, that he ha* fell *“ ju*ti- ’1. if the state will come across this der of Postmaster James Receipts of Three Local Postoffice an. w ' a < furfledj In revoking his order provid- year with what It owe* till* county A.T Farley discontinuing payless Larger Than employes Year Ago mg ffor Or puyi c&s furlough* payless furloughs of of postal postal now now and and with with what what It It will will owe owe by by loughs of postal andfor re- । .ling storing postal service to It* former : employe* and curtallmenU in »erv- the end of the year under the Hor1 ice during the remainder of the Qs- ’ ton bill. Mr. Maus believes the eni cal year ending June 30. 1934. tire amount can be retired this year. In line with this statement the That would take care ot all ouli Hastings postoffice lias shown a standing Covert road bonds for I good increase in business for the which the . county is directly reln«l tf»ree montiis of 1934. over that »]»nsible. However, there are a few 18196566 Send $1 The Atlantic Monthly Enjoy coni pan ionship, the charm that have made the AT­ LANTIC, for seventy-five quoted and most cherished magazine. the Hasting* High *chool ping pong tournament. The champion will be SMART... COOL... COMFORTABLE probably be played aome time thia ISN0IHE5T0I® for the next 5 months of M reading hours. Sporting Items bonds due may I tournament director, INDIANS DEFEAT NORTH IRVING 13—6 TILDEN TO APPEAR Tlie opening baseball game for th# IN GAME AT LANSING Hastings Indian* and North Irving team* was played Sunday, the In­ Profesaional Tcnnla Players dians winning 13 to a. The batterire WUl Give Exhibition at were: For the Indians, Kellar, Rose and Smith; For North Irving. State Capital May 5 Woodard. Utter, Demand. Keeler William T. Tilden and Ellsworth and Gangulllett. Vines will give aa exhibition tennis Next Sunday the Indians play match in Lansing. Saturday. May Rutland at the fairground*. 5, at the Boys' Vocational School Field House. The exhibition Is under TEN MEN ON HASTINGS the auspices of the Lansing Athletic Club. HIGH TENNIS SQUAD Thcs# t»x> players have been stag­ Ten men are out for the Hastings ing exhibition matches all over the High tennis season. according to Al­ country recently. Big Bill TUdcn was bert Becker, coach. They are: Wil­ at the top of the amateur tennis i effective effective May Mav 1. 1. resumed resumed its 1U former former holiday and generally ad- standing, which were Issued by the liam Fox. Gordon Crothers. Horace ranking in the United States for 3?2C ver»e business conditions, the rev- slate- which must be paid by Barry Angell. WeUraley Xronride.Bob Cor- many years before turning profes­ «huhTuLn enues of the local office showed a “ntl Eaton counties, to cover the'kin. George Dewey. Bill Gladstone, sional Vine* won the 1932 national i ™ phenomenal Increase. This year's cast of the six miles of Covert road | Hugh Kelley. Vernon Wlnlnger. tennis tournament and became a professional player last year. Accom­ and nlirth nf ths recelPu from Jan- 1 to March 31.'built from M-14 in .Maple Grove Robert Taffee and Roy White. hi,. hUn Th? nf : were 818.140.60. against 816.190 23. eastward into Eaton county, where, Thursday afternoon the team will panying them on the tour are Keith X nw?v denartinent^.v. for thc corresponding period of a >t makes connection with the Char-1 play Ionia there. The schedule for GledhlU and Alfred Chapin, wlto will the money order department have • ° r intt. 4.-w <. — ------lotte improved road. t There is «,.i„ only‘! .u. the balance of .1 the year 1. la as fol- also engage in exhibition matches been attended so that money orders > "o~ lows: May ii small amount of these bonds, and lows: May b 8.. wuyiana. Woyland, there; there; May.* May, 1^ U»e troupe appears in Lansing. may be obtained pp to 5:30 o'clock. » —— 10. Ionia, 12. n.lliMina«xj Kalamazoo .Slnce, lhl u the ! they can be easily uiuui taken v.ic care ui. of. 1“ IUIIIU. *—'* nciv. 1here; May *— 14. • — j kill IV. ---- ?- — ---- --------- ------ that. Wlille this department In most post­ The taxpayers of Barry county Central, here; May 16, Kalamazoo!l‘lese stars have appeared in MicHloffices closes at 5 o'clock It was felt outside nt of t Detroit, a capacity Will be glad indeed when the last.----------" ----------------------------n **™" ---------«... Central, there; May IB. Battle Creek‘”gan that a half hour extension would be crowd is expected. Early reservations niTrn annimnrn Covert road bond lias been paid. In ICentral, here; May 22. Allegan, of considerable convenience to those for tickets should be made through 11A I ,L AU Jin .|| llhe building up of a highway sys- । there. Summer's unarieat fabric come* to yea now In footemployed in the factories. the local high school athletic direc­ JI I LU 11 fill IIHIULW 1 II ,,,n p,nn ,,iu’,tj* When the orders, of the Postmas­ tor. Uli place,,hc butCovrrt under present condition* INTRA-MURAL BASE ter General were Issued several • your pique costume*. There 1* nothing smarter for it has outlived its usefulness. We weeks ago curtailing the service in (Continued from page one> I doubt if that law will ever be in­ ■anuner wear than these Inexpensive, cool, chic pique BALL TEAMS COMPETE TRACK TEAM OPENS the interest of economy, the local I voked again to force the building May 10-11—Kellogg Ag School. : postoffice figured to give the pub­. SEASON HERE MAY 9 of any highway in thi* county. Five intra-mural baseball teams May 3—Freeport. lic the maximum of service, evenj have been organized under direc ­ May 4—Barlow Lake. sometimes at Die expense of theF tion of Joe Brozak. director of phys­ Hastings High track men will May 9-10—Middleville. postal employes themselves, and Is, ical education, and will play a reg­ open the season here at the fair May 17—Orangeville. ular three game per week schedule grounds next Wednesday afternoon. 1 May' 15—Wood. (Continued from page one) commencing this Tuesday and con­ May 9. with Lakeview. Battle Creek, May 10—Coats Grove. tinuing each Wednesday and Thurs­ furnishing the competition. Tlie fol­ Muy 15-16—Nashville. to the property because, In assessing day. The teams have been practicing lowing Saturday Allegan High school May 22—Assyria. the tax, the supervisor had made a will come here for a meet. Coach May 23-24—Woodland. mistake in the description of tlie competition. The band wi|l be rep­ Hawthorne has an entire new squad May 29—Maple Grove. “Barry County's Busiest Shoe Store" property This. then, became a "re­ A complete physical and dental jected tax." In the case of rejected resented by a team and , one teach to work with this season and will around considerably examination will be given to each tax. the auditor general charges each has been formed by Charley experiment 114 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS, MICH. Struble. Art Fuller. Leon Payne with different combination* In these child who enters the clinic. Vacclback to the county the state's pro­ and Merle Tasker. Altogether sixty two opening meets. nation for smallpox will be given *"1P DESIRED " Children who cn- portion of such rejected tax. and boys have entered Into this sport. ' PLEASANT HILLS. !'ter the clinic do not have to have then reports the rejection and the Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Pierce and Bunday guests of Ed. Bedford Dan McDousal and Mrs Clare Wil­ amount he has clurged the county PING PONG TOURNEY son of Grand Rapids spent Sunday were. Mr. and Mr*. N. C- Kraft and liams spent lliuraday with Mr. >to “ the county treasurer. The in, latter with her parents. Mr. and Mrs APPROACHES FINALS make "’•!>>'•'» 111 «e cannot daughter. Bertha, of Charlotte and Campbell's tnotlier and sister and S'. ."'"'icoUra Una rej.-ctott U»; but he । Stephen Carter, and brother. Vere. Out of an original held of 44 enMatt Bedford has been troubled Mr. and Mra. Seymour Jordan and family at Grand Rapids. triqg Horace Angell. Frank Beck- with a lame back the past week and;Mr. and Mr*. Clare William* and Mrs. Bert Palmer and Mra. R. J. with. Gordon Crothers. Steve Bristol. Mr. England has been working for: family. Williams spent Friday with Mrs. Cy­ Lynn Perry and Billy Gladstone; him« | Mr. and Mra. Clifton Campbell. rus Shroyer at Barbers Corners. GENUINE VALUES IN Send fl. (mentioning this The Atlantic Monthly ' 8 Arlington Street - Button mJ WOOL CLINIC_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ hH iAIU Labor unionists complain that a dollar a day and keep is low wages for reforestation work. On the oth­ er hand. It is pretty princely pay for going out camping —New York- Auditor General Hastings Cut-Rate $hoe Store Paid in Claims! CITIZENS MtrruALAuToiNs.u M. O. HILL 15% Operating Profit for tlie year of 1933. 38'/2 % Loss Ratio. Business increased more than 75 % over year ago. Local Repreienlaiive for examination. Parents who have 2° .Pro®pc5M of getting it otherwise. So the coun­ no way of getting to the clinic are prequested to get in touch with rep- ty treasurer cannot get this money, represented in the rejected tax. in I’rescntatlves of their school district. his possession until a year of more after the auditor general reports it HOLMES CHURCH. | Raymond Wickham celebrated hu to him. Tlie supervisor must prop­ birthday Sunday. Eleven nf his boj erly assess the rejected tax in the friends from Hastings and there­ way we have described; and the re­ abouts were at hi* home aa guests jected tax must be collected by the township treasurer: who tn turn for the day I Mr and Mrs. Archie Wilson of pay* it to the county treasurer The auditor general insists that Kalanumoo and daughter were Sun>day guests at Mr. and Mrs. Roy he will not pay all this S42.68O.44 due to Barry county until he reI1 Wickham's. 'ceives a settlement in full for all the state claims is due from Barry county for laxe*. which Include* the rejected taxes, which the county treasurer has not received, and he cannot pay it until he docs re­ ceive it. There Is no fund available for him u> draw that money from, except the rejected tax fund, and there will be no money in that fund until the supervisors spread the re­ jected taxes again and the township treasurers collect it a year from now. Last week County Treasurer Maus went to see Auditor General Stack to get a settlement with him. Mr. Maus received 837.680.44 from Mr. Stack. That official held back 85 000 He said he proposed to hold It until the rejected tax Is paid He admitted that he was holding that 85.000 as a club to force payment from this county; but how he can expect our county treasurer to pay him that money, when Mr. Maus doesn't have it and cannot get it HE B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company has before another year.* passes our un­ appointed us dealers for the new Goodrich derstanding • Safety Silvertown Tire. This is the tire with It seems to us that there is no the Life-Saver Golden Ply, the remarkable warrant for this arbitrary action on I the pan of the auditor general. The Goodrich invention that prevents blowouts. Mate lias received from Barry coun­ Today’s high speeds—40, 50, 60 and 70 miles ty the money which it has in it* an hour generate terrific heat inside your possession. which belongs to Barry tires. This heat causes rubber and fabric to county Thr- auditor general admits 'that the-stale has It. The county separate. A blister starts . . . and grows . . . Insure with the Hatting!!, Micb. yCHEVROLETj CITIZENS’ MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE COMPANY APrMPV nlNoi™AuLNbi GOLDEN ply Local Firm Named by Goodrich to sell their New LIFE-SAVING TIRE bigger and bigger - until BANG a blow-out! And what happens then isn't pleasant to think about. ■ How New Invention Prevents Blow-outs The new Goodrich Life­ Saver Gulden Ply I* design­ ed to overcome thia hazard. It realata the mo*t terrific, internal hat. Rubber and fabriedon't separate. Thu* blitter* don't form in*idc the tire. Blow-out* are prevented by overcoming their CAUSE. FREE nothin* HASTINGS MOTOR COMPANY H. D. SHARP, Propr. Goodrich Silvertown WITH UTt SAVER count I’ll jjected tax. and cannot until another year. Under, such conditions we fall j to understand how that officer" can । think that our tounty treasurer can pay money that he does not have, and how he can insist that such I non-payment Justifies him in hold­ ing $5,000 which clearly belongs to I Barry county Buch an arbitrary 'course might be expected from Dic­ tator Hitler Does Mr Stack assume that he has been made the Hitler of Michigan? BEAR HOLE LAKE DISTRICT. Mrs. Clayton Lindsay and daugh­ ter. Arvilla. were Saturday guests of Rev. and Mrs. Adcock at Hasting*. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. Zelk»n Kaiser's were. Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Warden and son of Colum­ bus. Ohio. Week end guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Star Grimmett were. Mrs. Orim, melt's daughter. Mr. and Mrs Fred Warden and son. Freddie. Jr., of Columbus. Ohio. Freddie. Jr., is spending the summer with his grandma. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beck­ with of Hastings were also Sunday guest*. r Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick of Yankee Springs were Sunday guests of Art Tyler and family. Wm. Clagett and family were Sunday guest* of Mrs. clagett * parents. Mr. and Mra. O. A- Davis, at Hasting*. Miss Rom- Mary Feldspausch spent Saturday al Robert Bechtel'* In Hastings Mrs. Otto Miller and daughter. Leona, of Hasting* were Bunday guests at Herman peldpausch'a. Harvey Meyers and family of Hastings were Sunday guests of Kenneth Hurles* and family. Mia* Betty Calkin* has returned to work in Hastings after being home with mumps for the past two It Pays to Choose Wisely When Purchasing A NEW Car 24 Barry County folks bought ew Chevrolet DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL! (These are actual dealer figures) KNEE ACTION! GLIDE.RIDE! Drive it only 5 miles Our Standard Model and you’ll never be satisfied with any other low priced car Ask your real friends about it—no others can tell you the real story Delivered with tax and All Accessories at your door for only I<et us demonstrate ...No obligations A call will bring a car to your door! TZ R • -L A V—J -Lv. JLe R. D. Cadwallader, Hickory Corners Don't Overlook 10 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Chevrolet Sales and Service Service Garage, Delton �T THI HMTIMOS I ATTEND W. H. M. S. 4 TABLE , Social Events and Personal Mention Dr. D. D. Walton visited hla par­ ents In Kalamazoo Saturday and Sunday. Miss Charlotte Beumer was home from Aim Arbor Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Edith Thomaa of Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mra. Clarence OTOhe on Wednesday. ■Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hawthorne entertained his mother from Detroit N R lets € H. . Clare Wllwlth Mr. Mrs. R. J. th Mrs. Cyornera. ta Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hubert were in Grand Rapids on Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. nusett of Trout Lake were In the city on Tuesday. Robert Manhall of St. Johns was in the city on Saturday calling on friends. Sunday guests ot hla . people Watches For the Graduates BESSMER The Jeweler Low Prices Friday, May 4 Butter erlook Model th tax 'ones only 110 Saturday, May 5 u Bait Quality 26c cj Lb Box 26jc Soap Chips Cta“ Tall Can 3c Babbitts Cleanser 2 c*“' 25c Grape Fruit 2 U., Baa 19c Cocoa 3 ’•••• 29c Post Bran Flakes 5 i*. B.. 22c Oat Meal Full Croam Cheese 17jc MEAT MARKET SPECIALS Oleo Beef Steak JAN nice ilton In Mtes Jannet Michael was ui at Camp Mr. ano Mrs. Prancte Francis Huver nuver ana and Mra. and PaHr'Ina clear fAlaaa lake, lata* —..a— iLa children of Lansing y,telte<J relatives Kitennlwa. over the in the city from Friday until Sun-jW”11 cnd. day -------o. ----------------------; Mrs. Mary Siiowerman of Pratt­ Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Bronson are ville came Friday for a few dajrs' spending this week In Indiana as |pvisit in this city. guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Bar-' Miaa Eleanor Zoerhof of Grand ton. t0 !h ~ ...v . ,, . .. 1 IRapids wm the week end guest of Mrs. Dorothy Parker and daughter rusmU Cleveland Harriet of Kalamazoo were SalurMr and OtvUlted day and Sunday guests of Mrs. Anna Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farrell of j o Coldwater on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Seibert and. Mr. and Mrs. David Vail of Muschildren of Kalamaxoo were Bunday keBOn were Sunday guests of Mr. guetrts of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fox 1 and Mrg & A. Burton. end Win. I Mtes Mabel Steson spent Bunday Mr. and Mrs. Ben East of Grand with Mr. and Mra. 0- M. Steson and Rapids were guests of Mr. and Mra.'children of Kalamazoo. A. D. McDonald Friday eveqing M„ Herbert Bishop and Mrs. coming for "The Virginian. EjVa settles visited Mr. and Mra. Mt and Mrs. Earl Boyes and Mr. Qrlle Bishop of Holland on Friday, and Mra. David Boyes were in Flint Mr. <nti Mrt. Paul Williams of Sunday to see Carl Boyes, who is near charlotte spent Saturday evejust recovering from a mastoid in- 'nlng wlU1 Ur. and Mrs. Keith Danfectlon. I tel* Mr. and Mra. 8. F. Nichols and f Mr. and Mra. Gordon Clement and son of Detroit were guests of Mr. (two children of Belding were Sunday and Mrs. U E. Barnett on Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L Shuland attended "The Virginian" tliat । rters. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith left on Mr. and Mra. Sterling Shoemaker 1Tuesday in their house car for Of Grosse Pointe were guests of Mr 1Traverse City and other northern gnd Mra. A D. McDonald over the points. week end. coming to attend ‘The Mrs. George Gillette of Detroit ytrglnlan" Friday night. Clarence Baker, from Friday till Tuesday.Mr. and Mra. D. C. Bronson, who have been spending the winter in Grand Rapids, relumed on Styiday to their home here. Mra. Arthur T. Kress and two children of Grand Rapids were the guests of Mrs. Lawrence J. Ryan from Thursday till Saturday. Miss Anna Johnson spent last Tuesday and Wednesday with Dr. Winifred McLravy and Mrs. Til Mc­ Laughlin in Grand Rapids. Gruen Watches Mrs. George Potter, Mra. John Withey, Mtes Lulu Campbell. Mrs. Elgin Watches Leon Shavey and Mra. Hiram PeaBulova Watches bddy of Mulliken were guests of Dr. and Mra. D D. Walton Friday eve­ Yellow Gold Watches ning, •coming for "Tlie Virginian." White Gold Watches Guests of Mra. Eunice Moore on Sunday were Mr. and Mra. J. E. Moore and daughters, Miaaes Bea­ No nne gift to the grad­ trice and Eunice Moere. of Battle Creek. uates will be more priz­ On Tuesday of lost week Probate ed, more appreciated Judge Stuart Clement was in Alle­ gan holding court for Judge Tucker. or more cherished than Ills mother, Mrs. Bell^ clement, ac­ u good watch. companied him and visited her sis­ ter. Mra. Orville Gray. Mr. and Mrs. F. J LaMastcr. Er­ These watches are mod­ nest Severance and Mtes Dorothy ern, they are Accurate Sampson of Detroit spent the week end in Hastings. Miss Beulah Sev­ Time Keepers and they erance returned to Detroit with are as Dependable as them for a two weeks' visit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dahn, yiey are Beautiful daughters Letitia and Joann, with Mtes Beulah Severance arrived in May we show them to Hastings Tuesday P. M. having spent flv# months in St. Petersburg. you? Florida. They report’ a wonderful winter. The Dalin family spent Fri­ day night at the L. Severance home, returning to their home at Luding­ ton Wednesday P. M. While in St. Petersburg MIm Severance met Carleton E. Ehle former Supt. of Schools in Hastings with whom she Since 1383 enjoyed a pleasant visit. He has a ‘Always Something New" real estate and insurance office in , that city. Porterhouse Lard Best Pare 3 u~- 25c 13}c 18c 4 U-- 29c Fancy Rating HINMAN’/ Wt OtluHr Tht BIG•Litllt Start Phont 3491 Mr. and Mra. Aben Johnson were In Detroit over Sunday. Mrs. Jack Snydfer of South Has­ tings and Mrs. Minnie Tryon of Welcome Corners were gucsu of Mrs. Adam Smith on Wednesday. Miss Katherine Giddings of kala­ mazoo and MIm Beatrice Giddings of Battle Creek spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs Ouy Giddings Little JoEUen Angell of Lansing has been spending several days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Angell, who will go to Lansing with her today. Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds of Ann Ar­ bor came Friday night to attend "The Virginian" and returned on Saturday. She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Owdes. Miss Mary Lou Streeter and Lyle Scudder were in Grand Rapids Sat­ urday and spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Watson at Holland. Callers of Mr, and Mrs. Keith Daniels Sunday ’were. Mrs. A.',T. Eash. Alden. Helen nnd John and John Seifert of Freeport and Miss Virginia Heller of near Dutton. Marlon Whitman, manager of the local J. C. Penney Company store, attended the J. c. Penney conven­ tion *t Cincinnati last week, visit­ ing at Hamilton. Mo., and Chicago enroute. Judge and Mrs. Russell R. Mc­ Peek of,Charlotte were In- the city Friday evening to attend "The Vir­ ginian." remaining aa the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W R Cook till Satur­ day noon. DISTRICT MEETING Local Organizations Are Well Represented at Holland on Friday wnMMDAT, MAT I. UM here who are bound Io be In style. | Charles Juppsiront and family are. ■moving to Grand Rapids, where he; has employment, and Roundle Pool- ' •on and wife will soon move into "their house; Claud Krrmeen and family have moved Into the Mrs. ' Desmldt house on East Main street. and so on. I[ POPPY OIY" IS SATURDAY, MAY 26 LEGION AND AUXILIARY WATCH t WINDOWS o! Mrs. Fred Fleming. Mrs. Bert Ci­ CONDUCTING POST­ lery, Mrs. L. L. Dewey. Mrs. C. J. MORGAN. Lahr and Miss Lettlo Garn of the ER CONTEST Mrs. Ellsworth Duxbcrry is very Missionary Union. Misses Lucille poorly at this writing. BaMett and Thelma Kennedy, rep­ Opal Webb of BntUc Creek was resenting the Wesleyan Service CITATION GIVEN TO I home over over the WCB week end-- AHIDer Amber | Guild, attended the Grand Rapids nim.l n nmiAZM « U,OBW * ena PUPILS AND SCHOOLS Van Sickle accompanied her backl District convention of the W. H. M. I to Battle Creek Monday. 8. in Holland on Friday. You’ll And bargains displayed that' , Mrs. 4. B. Gldley. MIm Elizabeth Winning Poster Will Be En - i Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Draper and sons visited relatives al Potterville! Henry and Mrs. Leroy Foster also will save money for you and help tered in District Contest accompanied a group of eleven Sunday afternoon. round out your spring wardrobe. Mr. and tyra, Robert Van Sickle | —Prizes Are Offered Queen Esthers who remained for the banquet and evening session. Those Hastings and Barry county In of Bhaftsburg and Catherine MeIt costs nothing to look — and you who went were Mtescs Sophia and general will bo called upon to honorAdams ____ __„of _______ Lansing w were ___ w______ guests of! don’t HAVE to buy. Maude Wallace. Doris Nye. Winnie the World war dead and give aid to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Van Sickle Sun-1 Roinh. Virginia Jacobson, Jean the war's living victims by wearing I day. Everhart. Ethel Prentice. Louise. memorial popples on May 26th. This Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howard, he-' Grace and Barbara Will and Marlon day. the Saturday before Memorial 1 tha Adkins and Arthur Webb spent' Hailwood. Day. will be "Poppy Day ’ through-Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Ma. Mrs. J M. Rodeheaver of Chicago out the United States and will be ter of Nashville. gave a flne address Friday evening, generally observed by the wearing Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Noem and her subject being* "Suneying the of the little red flower of Flanders daughter. Marion, of Chicago spent Highway." Fields. Other speakers on the program Marlle Main hud the misfortune! Observance of "Poppy Day” here were Mrs. W H. Veenboer, iiatkainl will be directed by the American of losing his forefinger by a saw.1 trustee, and Mtes Rebecca McKenzie Legton Auxiliary with Mrs. Edw. Juit how it happened has not been 1 of Lansing, conference correspond­ Sayles as general chairman. Wom­ learned. ing secretary Mrs. M D. McKean of en of t»*c Auxiliary will distribute Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Draper made! Ml^dlevlile conducted the memorial popples PUW.C. on uu the u.v streets and receive •- “ business trip to Allegan Monday.1 hour paying tribute to members who contributions for the Auxiliary's I Mrs Jane Doy and baby of Bar­ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN had passed away during the year. welfare and relief work among the I ryville and Mrs. Etta Beach of Hen-1 Three members of the Hastings disabled veterans and their families, Mrs. families. .derahott. district called on Auxiliary. Mrs Ida Eaton, Mrs. 'brganization Organization of a corps of volun volun-­ Chas. Harrington and family one, a Mary Perry and Mrs. Jennie Rowley, -teer workers • .. . —— “ -- — - ­ afternoon last week. to distribute the me were remembered by Mrs. McKean. morial flowers throughout the Mrs. Etta Whitman of Holland Isi bounty is going forward rapidly un­ lory Corners spent Bunday night (Plains called on friends at their , ORANGEVILLE. president of the District, and the>Ider aer ulc rBUCr>nip w the ,leadership of Mrs. Sayles. A . ...io. hcr parents, •«— r-io.t... . „ mr. Mr. and *» Mrs. Clyde place Bunday evening. Mr. m.u and mra. Mrs. nr. Art wr. Earl soent i Holland ladles were most gracious. large lorgc suppiy BU.)ply of of lhe poppies has been Thursday with their son Clarence! Nichols, of this place. 1 Will Graham of Detroit is spendhostesses Ilordcred - •- - • >run> *from ----- _______ —_ .h »>»:■» Camp.. j Custer where . .-...... ', pi.inwell • " ----------------------------- 1 ln<r a- few days with . . .. furucrcu vuj ....... ............. Mr. and -Mrs. Fred—Schulmeyer|Ing arUk hla aitat, ..HI Mra. ' Everywhere the Dutch motif wasidbablMl |dbablcd veterans have been riven given ; r,a,"“eu:....................> Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Edgetl of Hick-1 and Marcella and Leroy of Oun . Ann Jesup, of thia place. in evtdenc^-the programs were sil- .employment during the winter and hmirtfM . .....________ ...... __ ... houettes nf of wooden shoes, and _ David Boyes and Mrs E J Pratt windmills, wooden shoes and tulips spring making the little paper went to Allegan Monday evening to were features of the decorations In •The purpose of "Poppy Day" is to see a performance of "Shavings.” a the banquet room and on the plat­ three oct play, put on by the Alle­ form. Young women pages, garbed give everyone an opportunity to pay individual tribute to the men who gan Eastern Stars. in Dutch costumes, were at the serv­ gave their lives In defense of the Dr. and Mrs. Rowland F Webb. ice of the delegates and every visitor . Miss Fknny Webb and Dr. nnd Mrs who registered was presented with nation. The little act of wearing a poppy touches the individual more O H. Southwick of Grand Rapids a pair of tiny wooden shoes as her , closely than large public ceremonies were guests of Dr and Mrs C P badge. in which he is only a spectator and Lathrop Wednesday evening and at­ Hostings members wonder If our awakens a realization of the indi­ tended "The Virginian ” city might not choose some symbol vidual responsibility to the nation, Mesdamcs C. D Bauer. James emblematic of our town and fea­ sj greatly needed at this time. Mohler. A. B Gldley nnd Floyd ture this on all possible occasions. "Poppy Day" also gives everyone an Everhart attended the District i'edThe meeting next year will be at opportunity to share in the vast eratlon of Womens’ Chita at Olivet Joy Memorial church in Grand work which the American Ixglon on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Gid- Rapids. and Auxiliary are doing for the dis­ ley being the delegate from the Has­ abled men. their families and the tings Club. families of the dead. Callers at Mr, and Mrs. Jack J-HOP AT GYM ON SMART, COOL Again this year the Legion and Snyder's of South Hastings on Sun­ FRIDAY EVENING Auxiliary are holding « Poppy Pos­ FABRIC SHOES day were Mrs Cora Rein of Grand ter Contest among the pupils of the Rapids pnd nephew. Billy R«u. of grades and high school classes. The OF IMPORTED Middleville. Mr. and Mrs Guy Wil­ Annual Event Is One of De­ local Auxiliary is offering prizes, lard. Mrs. James Harry and niece, lightful Occasions of IRISH LI N E N the‘same for both the grade and Marguerite, ot Hastings High school winners, flrat. 81.00. Bohool Year Miss Ethel Ragla was in Vermont­ FOR SUM M E R cash and second. 50 cents cash. The ville over the week end as me guesi One of Ute lovely events of the winning posters will be taken to oi MIm Mary McLaughlin, and at­ Hastings High school year Is the the district contest and then tended n kitchen shower honoring annual J-Hop. when the Junior district winners go to the state pon» With summer alwc values like these it Is an economy to be wellMias Loraine Hinz of Ann Arbor,, class entertains the Seniors. This test, certain rules have been adopt* dressed! Now every woman can afford correct shoes. No need to wear who will soon wed Dr. Neil Mc­ party will be held In the gym on ed governing this contest and ure Laughlin of Vermont ville. 1 Friday evening of this week, under mandatory, having been made by the same pair with every frock. We are offering chic Imported Irish Superintendent and Mrs D. A the direction of John Barnett, gen­ tie National Department. They are: linen white shoes in a variety of snug-fitting styles at this price. These VanBuaklfk left Friday morning for eral chairman, assisted by Mtes 11 Subject: "Veteran-made Popfine quality fabric shoes clean easily. It is real economy to buy sev­ 1-aMolllc, Illinois, being called there■ Louise Baldwin, who has charge of Vt." Ute words ' American Legion. eral pairs. Wear them white now and dye them darker colors for late by the death of Mrs. VanBuskirk's> the refreshments; Mtes Freda Bump. American Legion Auxiliary and mother, Mrs Oliver Foster, which1 programs; Mtes Margaret Barnett, World War Veterans" may be in­ summer and fall wear. occurred Thursday night very sud­ entertainment; Miss Helen Angell, corporated In the posters, but no decorations; Mtes Arloa Myers, jn- jxuiter using the word "Buddy" will denly. They returned on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Mannl. vital Ions; Howard Ferris, music. be considered. and daughters Hazelmae and Pau­ Leading the grand march will be 2. Size: The poster^ must measure line, and granddaughter Barbara, John Barnatt and his guest. Miss 14 inches by 20 Inches. attended the annual banquet, of Rose Mary Cronk. Roy While, Jun­ 3- Scale of Judging te as follows: Guy V. Henry Post. Spanish-Amer- ior president, and his guest. Miss <ai Appeal, the force with which Lllflan Tolhurst, followed by John the jxtetcr drives home the message i ' of the veteran-made poppy. <2. A. In Grand Rapids Saturday eve­ Erway. senior president, and ’ his 40 ning. \ HU'-t . pointe; <b) Artistic ability. 20 John Ironside was one of four । Tlie "Prowlers" will fumteh the pointe; ic.i Attention value. 20 delegates from Michigan to attend' music for dancing. pointe; 'di Neatness. 10 pointe; le) a regional meeting at Columbus. Orginality, 10 points. Ohio, this week Monday to study LUNCHEON FOLLOWS 4. The contest doses on Thurs­ the code ot the monument indus­ day. May 10. try. This meeting was composed of' PLAY FRIDAY EVE This, poster contest has been pre­ t111rteen delegates from Michigan. sented to the city schools and a Ohio, and Kentucky, and the code Tabic Decorations Reminded number of the pupils have signified under which thi* Industry is work­ their Intention of entering. An­ One of Frontier ing went Into effect April 9. nouncement of the winners will be made in the Banner. Days CRONK—CAMP MARRIAGE. A citation will be given the Unit Following the final performance of At the Irving Methodist church sjionsoring a contest, also to the Just before the morning service on "The Virginian" Friday night the school conducting a contest and to Sunday. Rev. M. D- McKean of Mid­ members of the cast and several out­ every student entering a contest All dleville. the pastor, united in mar­ side friends, with visiting group, posters are to be used for advertis­ riage Miss Alice Lucile Camp, from other towns, enjoyed a lunch­ ing tlie "Poppy Day" sale, on Sat-. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred eon in the Play room near the stage, urday. N^iy 26. ________ Camp, to Mr. Kenneth Cronk ot steaming hot spaghetti being the Rutland, using the single ring serv­ principal dish. The table was spread ■ MIDDLEVILLE. ice. The couple was unattended. with a red and white checked cloth, The supper al the M. E. church Mri. Cronk wore an attractive en­ red ahd white paper napkins and semble of brown Silk crepe, with red candles in wrought iron holders was attended by a large crowd. The brown accessories. She is a grad­ lending a bright touch of color. The speech of the evening was much en­ uate of the Hastings High school luncheon was in charge of Miss Joyed, and It appealed to the large and Mr. Cronk was employed ' Janet Teale assisted by Mrs. Kenllli crowd as full of truths. The Pythian Sisters met on Michigan Bell Telephone Co’. _ M^lQtyre and Mrs. Jack Stem. Thursday and cleaned the basement a short time ago. For the present of the hail, Mr, and Mra. Cronk will reside in FENDER—RAIDT. The O. E. 8. had supper preced- ’ Rutland township. Word was'received here on Tues­ Congratulations and best wishes' day announcing Ute marriage on ing lodge work on Friday evening. ' A large crowd was present and a are extended. Monday of Mr. Maurice Pender, son good time was had. of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pender, to' The Junior and Senior banquet GUILD NO S HOLDS Misa Gertrude Raidt. daughter of ANNUAL TEA. Mrs. Albert Raidt. So Michigan Friday evening at the Pythian hall, Dining table. Dining chairsBench grinder. Hospital Guild No. 3 Mrs. P. T Ave., the ceremony being performed put on by the Pythian Sisters, was Oolgiove and Mrs. W. R. Cook. In Indiana. attended by over one hundred of Kitchen table. Dish cupboard. Carpenter *nd mason tools. the pupils and their friends. There Chmn.. held their annual tea and Mr. and Mrs, Pender have gone canned fruit shower at the home of to Kentucky for a short wedding followed a dance at the T. K. 6. Kitchen safe. Dishes. Tackle blocks. Wheelbarrows. the former Tuesday afternoon. Dues auditorium. A splendid time was en-. ; trip and on their return will reside Bedsteads. Springs. Mattresses. were taken In and plans made for in their newly furnished home at Joyed. Tool cheat Forks. Shovels. the annual Guild luncheon next; the comer of East Green and South The fire department was called Dressers. Commodes. week. Mrs. Cook talked Informally of Hanover Sts. to Irving by the bunting of the some of the features of her recent 'Will Chaue farm house too late to Dresser commode. Congratulation* and best wishes California trip. 'do anything when they arrived, as Canthook. 3 crowbars. are extended. Miss Hirst, superintendent of the fire was not discovered until it Rockers. Library table. Pennock hospital, was a guest, and ■was well under way The building 12-gauge shot gun. HONORED GUESTS. Stands. Couch. spoke IntcresUngly of the work ►was a total loss and nearly all of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McDonald en­ the Irousclkold goods of the tenant and problems her position brings. 16-gauga shot gun. Lounge. Sewing machine. The afternoon closed with a social tertained twelve guests on Saturday destroyed. Mounted deer heads. hour over the tea cups. Mrs. Elite evening with a six o'clock dinner, ■ C. L. Boley had as hte guests, a Heating stove. Oil stove. Rannay of Greenville, was an out- honoring Jheir guests. Mr. and Mrs. brother, wife and daughter from Sterling Shoemaker ot Grosse Jackson over the week end. They of-town guest present. Gas stove. Laundry stove. Many other item* not listed in thia Pointe. till spent Sunday with the daughters ’ Bridge followed the dinner, Mr Gas engine. Pump jack. of C. L. In the country. ’ i announcement. Mrs. 8. C. Brock entertained her nnd Mrs. M. E. Whitman winning Our drinking fountains were plac-' "W club on Tuesday' afternoon top score, and Mrs. Shoemaker and cd Friday so that the dry ones can at her home on E. Center SL, eight Larry Wolfe, the consolation. have a drink of our pure spring ladles being present. Mrs Edith water. ENTERTAINS CLASS. Bonnell was the winner of top score. Election day. but we are all afraid Lovely refreshments were served by Thursday evening Mrs. Frank Ed­ that many will think that their the hostess. Mrs. Ray Cook enter­ mond's 8. 8. class met with Mn. L. home work is too Important for tains the club on May IB. Severance for a co-operative supper, them to leave and get out to vole. MONDAY S'ftjDY CLUIL seventeen being present. Florida was We are wishing for a large vole and the topic of the evening as Mn. Ed­ hO|Je to see the vote for No carry monds. Mrs. Coleman and Mtes Beu­ to the Monday Study Club at her lah Severance liave Just returned by a large majority. Mrs. Max Lynd accompanied her from that land of Munahine. Michi­ mother. Mn. M. E. Thompson, to the book. "Life Begins at Forty." was gan looks good to them also. her home at Hersey, remaining un­ given by Mrs. Campbell, and current til Sunday. While on the way home events were presented. GUILD NO. 5. she'stopped at a friend's and Ingoing Mrs. Roy Hubbard entertained to the car stepped In a hole in such JOLLY KIGHT. The Jolly Eight bridge club met Hospital Guild No. 5 on Tuesday a way'as to sprain an ankle. We all with Mri. Art Wheating Thursday evening. At bridge top store was won hope for her quick recovery. | P. M. High score wu won by Mrs. by Mrs. David Boyes and Mrs. Ches­ May 1st Is called moving day with ' jood : We haw several ter Long received the consolation. V. D. Wldrlg. • Thursday - Friday - Saturday . WATCH for WINDOW SPECIALS AT T. S. Baird Clothing & Shoes for Men & Boys THE BIGGEST VALUES IN TOWN s $ IRONSIDE SHOE COMPANY AUCTION SALE! I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES FOR SALE AT MY FORMER RESIDENCE IN FEEPORT, ON Saturday May 5th AT ONE O’CLOCK P. M. TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. -NO GOODS REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. MRS. MORNA VANDE WOLF, Propr. Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. �THE HASTINGS "BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY L 1934 that the blood of these caries-free j people definitely "agglutlfiatas." or' clumps up and destroys the bacteria when injected, while akin injections give reactions which are in kcepONR CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ Michigan Stale College I ing with the susceptibility of the in-, TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. dividual to canes. These reactions are similar Co the behavior of the I July 22 to 27 are the dates an- blood and akin in most germ caused Guaranteed Truss East Lansing.—Gladiolus growers nounced for the annual Farm Worn- diseases, and are important evidence can protect plants against their moat en’s week at Michigan Slate Col-1Lhat the bacillus te responsible for t troublesome Insect pest by treating lege, and program plans are rapidly dental decay, he states. r’. conns which are to be plant'd, ac- being completed, according to Mbs: The Children’s Fund research has . cording to die entomology depart- Edna V. Smith, state leader of been carried on for the last four1 ment at Michigan State College home demonstration agenu. years among school children, at thei 1riBBT UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. A species of thrips te about the In addition to instruction in University Hospital, and tn orphanI6M '■ALL —I'-il'*'- *< Trail’* Md Ono lab*. randmon and priced 1" *»1l. only insect which injures the glad- clothing, foods and nutrition, iiome ages and homes such as Lapeer । joctmant for yon. Lot a* show T-rm. if dr».r*d. Inquire gather '• iolus and this pest can only survive furnishing, home management, and-Home and Training School, tlie1 Whnr ar lla-iln*. « ip llal.b ’.8 • Michigan winters by livira upon child welfare.-which is a regular col waler Children's Home and i WANTED—Seat. reli»M* wman for . .. work Mr* A l> Penmiek. N«'li ' the conns which are stored for feature of the program, there will be the Lucas County Home at Maumee. Control Nothing else llko J spring planting. lectures on miscellaneous subjects. Ohio. During thte time many basic J. E. NORTON, Auctioneer IUH ’HALL - or Oa-le Lir rr>«. a «in.t I JThe corms arc treated by placing such as poetry, landscape, gardening, facts have been cstabllslied about oaaUUraa. work kJ" »l •■■Uhd. I'linne Phone 759—F3 them an a bosket, to be covered with flowers, dramatics, literature.- and BOWENS MILES CIHJBCH The Prescription Drug Store cloth or paper The container should community problems. ready to make practical applications 1 HUI IILN1 M-l-rr, hi*» •!...* In. 1 f all ol t. N'atr Road or I’bon* , The morning meetings will be of the findings. Dr. Bunting says • not be air tight. Then one ounce of , ______________ 5_3 f to instruction and By feeding an adequate, but varied, HASTINGS MICHIGAN naphthalene flakes per 100 corms Isi given over Foil Ml I Tw trar ..II ll.ll.trin bnf dusted on the corms and left for a demoiutralion in tiioM? subjects diet, low in sugar, mouth conditions .r ».i.| . rear i.lil Guern.et row. week or 10 days. If the corms are The lectures are planned so one may ixave been $o controlled amow some HASTINGS PABI8H. eurii. Gu> MrKenair. I'bune 784—I METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUBCH. placed in an air light container or! hear one or two topics discussedchildren's groups u to, practically Quality Rocks. Reds and Leg­ F.-I . 5 3' । if there te much moisture present during the whole week or may at- eliminate the disease, horns.—Custom Hatching. FOR SA 1.7 White i.ir, wrn wrrk' old mine of the conns will be Injured by tend one meeting of each division. -----------------wo | I r,4. It Jobtl.on. Hunt* 1 . Mi.ldlrrillr. 52 flehnnl. IO:SO A. I Afternoons and evenings will be The New Day begins at East Cape . Mlddl*vUl*. MUR. FOR -AL) emit— f..r e* .|"‘r Mr". JA^a is, suium.i, u> on a. Organic mercury dusLs can also be given over to lectures,-recreation. | the Eastern-most extremity of Bl­ from -•* r I.. «l l-r l....h. To PROTECT You ConaUntly .beria. used for tills treatment. Use uccord- and social entertainment. Hir*it, 1 S Ullle* M'.lth .4 Vrnnonlm"0' ln« 10 thfl directions given on tlw Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly rille. 53 HriHw.1 10:10 a. st. package by the manufacturer. FlHl swr GERM PROVED CAUSE W* laror* Hao**. HosMhoId Qo«d*. Ph„n7 S3—Fl 13.’’ Na*h'*lTe If any thrips apjiear on the grow ­ Prlrata Oar*<u at LOW RATES ing plants, they can be killed by a | OF TOOTH DECAY' spray-made with two tablespoonful11 HABTIXOB CITY MISSION. of parts green and two pounds of; A germ which flourishes in most I brown sugar mixed with three gal- mouths and produces an acid which «0l Kalpaaxoo NaU. Bank Blds. 3- 'Ions of water. Purls green is a via- in turn etches away the enamel ot I ■J,’ lent 06ison. " A Roa* Coapanp Ofsanli*d 1874. AT THE OLD TAYLOR BARN the teeth te the real and fundainen■r Circular bulletin No 149. recently tai cause ot dental caries. I. L. MAUS. L*cal EaprnantatlTa. The 20 head Ohio and Indiana horses, 3 to 9 years HaaUnca. Mick. Jj published by the College, gives de­ fact that some persons are immune i old, weight from 1200 to 1700 lbs. Thoroughly tailed information about all phases to decay of the teeth is probably due broken to farm harness. Nice mated teams Ujjiof growing gladiolus It te sent free to the fact that conditions in their „■ to those requesting it from the bul- blood and saliva check the growth suitable for any kind of work. Several odd in Ictln clerk at East Lansing. of the bacteria. In much the same horses, one mule, Shetland pony. way that other parts of the body are R. J. ADAMS, Agt. HENRY FLANNERY, Asst. DURFEE. protected from germ disease invas• | rrnt* *t.o«r my market prlrr. t'ba* II. Jnrakr ' IWt” WESLEYAN METHODIST CHUBCH Nre Mr. M.Ui- Ilia. , 1 J<«bn*on Two mil.-* •oath Hr-'C oil The parsonage was the scene of ion by substances In the blood. fi t>» < i *.: M.rh 1 ti..n Root* 3 MoLIIrrille I'honr I1 . a notlie r pretty wedding Wedpesday These conclusions on Ute cause of; FOR HALF.—<», will li■*.lr L. r fr.irr dental decay are advanced by Dr. ! evening, when Miss Adelin Peake FOR HALF Three rar old n«|«racn* became the bride of Clifford Xlc- Russell W. Bunting, of the UniterArthur ilalhawar S3 Munnls Rev F. W Klrig officiated. slty of Michigan Dental School. Dr. ’ FOR HALF Fl... k ■ ■ I. —..|. nF wre.l.l The bride is the daughter of Mr. Bunting and a group ot coworkers, rr.'l. f... ........ tw.. ^.u—l l.or. —I. k In.. and Mrs Ernest Peake, and was biochemists and bacteriologists base Il.fk.... li.."t- i i'l.r.ne gowned in flowered voile of pastel their statements on four years of • WANTED . ......... li«.«i*erlrart>nc or shades The groom's parents wen laboratory work and observation of .jrn.a f..r .ti.I.lr-' the witnesses. The groom is tlie thousands of Michigan school chil­ Mr- Jnr-.on A,.| I, .*.e wr.t .f ll.- l son of Mr and Mrs. Robert Mc- dren in a project sponsored by the I Mannls of Hojie township with' Children’s Fund of Michigan. Htl.FH'fF.S T.. rr t married II*,*' r.r. whom they will reside. Dental decay has been a subject i .t.|, t.. 1.... . .... . nr -r..ii,| i.,,■ ■ Sunday guests of Mr. and Xfra of much investigation and discus-, FORDS CHRYSLERS Ray Clemens and Mr. and Xfrs. slon in recent years, with the cause' V CHEVROLETS HUDSONS Amos Clemens and family were. of the widespread 'disease ascribed ‘ < PONT1AC8 OAKLANDS Mrs Howard Curtis and son. Clar­ to unclean teeth, general mouth STUDEBAKERS BUICKS HASTINGS ROUTE 6 ence. and family of Lansing. < WHIPPETS DODOES acidity, lack of calcium and phoaXltes Gcrtude McPharlin lias been phorus in the diet, shortage of vltIII with flu and school lias been amines C and D. too much sugar GLENN F. LAUBAUGH closed this week —. and w.. other conditions. None _. of Hastings Mr. and Mrs Chas. Hammond these can be said to be tlie real and and Xfrs Eva Bateman returned determining cause of tlie disease, DELTON M E CHUBCH NOTES. home Saturday after a week’s so- says Dr Bunting, although any or Jotim with Mtes Mary Bauich at all may be contributing factors in il l- N* H llr.i i. . li. It'. 1. X| Petoskey. Miss Mary* Is getting that they favor tlie growth and ac5U im.i,.' along Just fine tivity ot the acid producing "bacilFOR rIKRVhE-M. ■»r>l.re.| 1 Lull Ila.. Var.ltrnL. Tlie Nutrition class met with Mra./lus acldopholus.'' the real villain. Claud Hunt Tuesday for their lost Without the presence of the bacillus, Foil HKN1 -Dwara *iai ;*'/i1 lesson which was on ’’Etiquette " 'the other factors alone will not pro­ -(■*.- liraomal.lr re Mr and Mrs Tom Hoffman mo-'duce cavities tn the teeth. ' '".'i 1 |..rie. T.'.l F,..t Mil SI 11 Fine Laxative and Tonic tored to Plainwell and Gordon a certain number of i>er»ons nev­ in Wolf came home with them Satur- er liave dental decay, even under i»t :d,f ’ • th® worst conditions, and these peo<■' Sr..r' iia* ■ r>r.. out „t Airs William Hoffman arrived pie undoubtedly have some means of home from Clearwater Saturday. preventing the growth of the germ FIRST CHUBCH FOR HALF I HEAP Maje-| r ran. - n ' 11 _H, R. Norris is much improved In ln tlie mouth. Dr Bunting declares. or CHRIST. SCIENTIST I health. The Michigan workers have shown Cer. Cbnrrh and Canter Hlrtela Mr. and Airs. Claud Hunt and 1 family and Gordon Wolf spent Sun­ day at Owossso. “’1?, "• »•». ■— ■“ •“» spending a few days with the for- (Ants v«ir* Scrap). mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olaud E»»ry «inr» uuaranteed on Fit and u*“i::^' FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Hunt. Wear. Mold Board*. Caal. Potl*b*d U .CHUBCH Miss Kutlterlne Reaser of Assyria P‘. 2®«?.-“*!!.. 1!. ollw- ,GA' 1,0 spent Sunday with Xlr and Mrs. DEMOTT BBO8. Harry Reaser and family. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Demaray >of EIGHT *o Wanted motorrrrlr o trade n,.e Battle Creek spent Sunday with • omr rath 11 ' | I I.- ter Chas. Hammond and family. ll.'.or'/Z H.oile J W INTI 1. pure ..f 3 »r 1 *rr.. n.t EMMANUELCHUBCH. 25 HEAD OF GOOD We handle a Complete Line of Mich. Fertilizers (EPI8COPALI BRANCH DISTRICT. I The Brunch P T A. will be held National Bank Building, k. oh H-rrincl.in fl.»w 11i)C * *' at the schoolhouse Friday evening. Fo|< stl.L an.l ten |..c. Ionia, Michigan FOR SALE NOW AT THE FAIR old. Cha*. K. Andlrr Mi.l May 4 Supper will be served before .11-,.It. 9 1018-19 Grand Rapidt the progrum abjut seven o'clock if GROUNDS HASTINGS. MICH. loll HtLP. r.low ,..||,n< possible. joto^otv^oioSro^oWoAoltoio’i’o^otolfcoi-ototoloi-ol'oAollto) National Bank Building, Mrs Vincent Norton was in Nash­ i|.*m land r«l rr G...HI 3 Grmd Rapidt, Michigan Will Tree ­ W ville Saturday night and Sunday a.s i Mo' We. MUI' Hr” H? tint* S-3 In her father. L. B. Potter, is seriously FOR HtLF -Fwlr troh .d'rr Want'd 111. | H-mer ’ft Congratulations are in order for -ter'Hj.l’no' Root'e’ 1 ‘ 'ss BAPTIST CHUBCH. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bell and did their HASTINGS MARKETS | H.H Sit t Or Irt.Ir f..r Itchier hnr*» friends charivari them Wednesday evening! They will go to keeping Livestock and General house on the Dorr Webb farm when Mrs Bell finishes her school near PROTECT GLADIOLUS THE CHURCHES J WANTS BABY CHICKS Our Service 20 HORSES FOR SALE CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. 20 FRIDAY, MAY 4, AT NASHVILLE GEO. M. NEWTON Ynrtl H"8& SPECIAL CONSIGNED BANKRUPT STOCK < New and Used 15unham Cultipackers, Cultihoes, Cultimulchera 50f< to 75% of former prices. America’s Finest Spreader, All Roller Bearings, $118—F. O. B. FRED SMITH 5 PARTS J 4 J Attention Farmers 666 CARDS of THANKS REDUCED RATES PLOW POINTS Refinance your car anil reduce the pay­ ments! Call or write We are now Contracting Pickles for delivery at the following Stations:— Middleville, Hastings, Delton, Free­ port and Nashville, for a 12 weeks’ cash crop, with Guaranteed Price and Market. Sign one of our Pickle or Cauliflower Agreements Hirsch Bros. & Co. Phone 2649 or 2654. Hastings, Mich. JOE DeRUITER, Mgr. Fidelity Corporation of Michigan WORK HORSES GRANGE PROGRAMS STAB OBANOB NO toH HFST- 1 •rerrnnt room. ST It N.V ED .... rkrot.ir.e ..r Call • 1 IP. CaM (re I. . ' ’*> t;.*'!l.,I Lv Pre. »oR SALE-It... M»j E Ntate R»*d • mail nnd Mn FTed Otte called on Wm E Ai,.|r-«. S'. Wm Otis and wife at Southwe&t For REST- '. (1 r....n._. f,.r .loir. Rutland Sunday p XI. .r 42ft Ea.i i. -en The last meeting of the Glass >l,o .(1,^,1 rthaUpn at «!• Creek Nutrition cluss met with Hie Ph. secretary. Mrs. Mamie Gorham. Fl>K HALK-F..U row 3 new 1 Thursday A very enjoyable day was <’ M. Ha*rth..rn Pl ace lam S-19 spent. Sunday guests at Roy Oaks' were For SUF Lath Ollie Douglas and family of Hope e. _ Tk.e_l.OI.. r"’ " Robert McGlocklin and family and Louis and Virginia Havens of Has­ tings were Sunday visitors at Forrest Havens'. Gordon Havens altered a birth­ day dinner in honor of Ray Wick­ ham at Carlton Center Sunday. Roy Erway and family spent Sunday al Louie Erway's in Kala­ mazoo Mrs. Sara Erway is spending tlie week with relatives in Kalamazoo. Mtes Esliwr Erway returned to her st 319 ,x». work at the Yankee Springs store ----- - —----------i-2 after spending the week in Kalaj*mazoo for mutual -. .... .... is Mr tnd Mr* Ftank Cook ahfi Huii«o darinr »h> of Mar 7«h children of Laming spent Sunday L. *' w,ty.°r* * »*. 57 at Clyde Warren’s. iSS’t-rMu^’ ch“ Whittemore and wife also W. N«*n. Bl.'* s'; Ixiwell Whittemore and Isadora wanted—ComprUni <iri f.r Pranshka spent Sunday at Wm. i T?, u '"V ‘‘k1 4"*r -f”, Whittemore’s near Delton. _______ .. ■ ...... , —— r->»*t*. Mra. aojr corda*. Telepbona ----------- si The troubles of others a/e Intergv, ,. . g. । e , LOST OR STOLEN—Male for larriaF. r.,r.tr*rf with lir.'l'luL'l*— Influence Pleased Good CHARLES H, LEONARD . mi , Fib BANNER WANT ADVB. FAY b'ent- Fifty years ago everybody sorry for children; now we felt feel DEWEY REED Flowers AUCTIONEER The Gift for all occasions Mrs Allen Sage, who Is working In 636 EAST CLINTON *8T. Ypsilanti- was called home by the serious illness of her son. Harold, j The Branch school played a game of baseball, against Berryville school Dales Made al Banner OITIce Friday afternoon, the Branch team winning the game. The score stood CHUBCH or CHBIBT. COATS OBOVB. 31 to 26 in favor of the Branch. Harold, the thirteen years old son h«ol. it no— of Mr. iuid Mra. Allen Sage, underrhinr ►.«. k appendicitis pprroperi >- went a serious appenaicitis _ _ ...... . . •,lr Ur atlon at community hospital in D. C. White Leghorn NoKhvilla Thnndiv .1 1 ■'In c Nashville. Thursday nightnlrhr at 1:30. Although still very ill ----------it te hoped, he STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. .—.... Mtes Donna tycKeow-n spent the will recover. The neighborhood ex­ week end with Miss Frances Darby tend sympathy. of Maple Drove. Earl "Mudge of Hustings was a Mr and. Mrs. Harry Rimr ot Has- guest at Mrs. L- E. Mudge and Mtes tings and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lara- Ruth last Saturday, at PENNOCK'S HATCHERY. ..... w.w can a«« tha atock and know « way of Grand Rapids were Sunday: *' **“ " . George Miller of Marshall were Sun- t">r»«s and aava tka trenbU of loos visitors at James Mead’s v'n“,”I-•:>-."‘-"■•u'"' Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of Maple Grove have moved on the Swan The Doreu Boelety of Nonh ** "M farm. Mr and Mrs. Allen Houghttdln of M-ple Onne will meet at the home nrUUnpH DI1III TDV I1DU Hastings spent Thursday with Xfr. of Mr. and Mrs.' Sterling Oatroth.I L11IIUUIt IUULIKl lAltm Thursday. May 10. a cordial invila- Phoao as Oai s ifl Naaknllo and Mrs. Arthur Houghtalln. Mr. and Mra. Clayton Shurlow tlon is extended to al|. and children went to Millbrook. Me­ costa CO. Sunday to attend the fu­ neral of a distant relative. Xfr. and Mrs. Wolf of Hastings made the national anthem of the I spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 8. United Status by act nt congress, 1 SHOE REPAIRING .nd Geiger signed by the President, March 3, I HAT CLEANING SHOP Mrs Nagler of Freeport spent several days Visiting her sister. Mra: 11)31. Prior to thia Its only official , M and family. x I recognition occurred nearly a huoSamuel Geiger, Mr. andito^Bint Houghtalinond dred years «»er It was written, OTHING expresses the senti­ ment of Mothers' Day better than a beautiful plant or a bouquet of cut flowers. NOW is the time to make your Perennial garden. We have a fine line of plants in pots priced at 15 cents each . . . or $1.50 per dozen. Our FREE DELIVERY service will bring flowers to your door. GEORGE’S family of Battle Creek called on Mr. and Mn. E. L. Houghtalln Sunday. ' Mra. Oliver Ickes <X Hastings spent Friday with Mn. Willlrd ( Ickes. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maywood of I Albion called on Mr and Mrs Bert Fancher Wednesday , i ____ _____ t a a I when it was formally ordered to be played in tbe army and navy on oecavions of ceremony. Its standing WBI undisputed In other lands, and whenever America was honored In music this air was played. , laalaa* • Fifth Got*mor The world’s longest “straight-1 Noah Noble, a Virginian, becama away.*' te the 300-mlle stretch of the fifth elected governor of Indi­ track, without • curve, on the trans-; ,na. Jlorn |0 ^nt,. virAustralian railway^ • I <tnla; j,Baary IB> I7W. Koble came Great expectations often lead tO|‘° Indiana by way of Kentucky great dlsapixWnlmenLi. , where he apent hla young inantiood. Say it with Flowers sur 60c month* gaaranlced 1.25 MEN’S DRESS SHOES SOLES .... CCra OUG BOYS» RUBBER 50c 8HOES DTED—Me Clyde Wilcox The Florist HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2530 r �Wednetday, May 2, 1934 FIRMER EXEMPT FROM PJY NG S60 PROVISIONS OF TRUCKING LAW PLAINLY EX­ EMPT HIM TERMS OF ACT202 OF 1933 SHOULD BE READ Farmer Has Right to Sell His Own or Other Produce in Way the Law Provide! THE HASTINGS BANNER turned over to the state treasurer and credited to the state department ot agriculture. Section s slates that all perishable produce in possession of a licensee, who is a trucker or wholesaler, shall be subject to Inspection at all times by representatives of the state de­ partment of agriculture. Failure to comply with this or preceding sec­ tions will forfeit the license. Section 8 names the penalties for any person convicted of violation of the provisions of thU Act. He must pay a fine not exceeding *100. or be Imprisoned in the county jail for not exceeding thirty days, or be punished1 by both fine and Im­ prisonment at the discretion of the court. SECTION 9.-NO FARMER OR FRUIT GROWER WITHIN THE STATE OP MICHIGAN, WHO SELLS HIS OWN PRODUCE OR THE PRODUCE OF ANOTHER FARMER OR FRUIT GROWER AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. OR FROM HOUSE TO HOUSE. SHALL COME UNDER THE PROVISION OF THIS ACT. PROVIDED THAT THE TERM "FARMER” OR FRUIT GROWER” SHALL MEAN ONLY A PERSON WHOSE MAIN BUSINESS IS FARMING OR FRUIT GROWING. Many farmers have' feared that the trucking law passed in 1833, which requires a license fee of *50 a year for truckers, would apply to them if they attempt to sell their own or their neighboring fanners' produce. , Through the courtesy ot Oounty Clerk Reid we have been shown a copy of the Act which bovers this matter. It specifically exempts farmers from payment of any license fee where they sell their own pro­ duce. or produce from some other farmer or fruit grower, provided, however, that the produce sold be grown by a person who makes a COLLEGER TO AWARD business of farming or fruit growing, C. M. T. C. SCHOLARSHIPS. or that he purchase such produce Trainees at the citizen*’ Military from a real former or fruit grower. Training Camps in Michigan will be In order that our readers may awardeg. scholarships by three better understand thia law we will Michigan educational institutions. outline its provisions. It is called Phelps Newberry, civilian Aide to "Act 202 of the Public Acts of the Secretary of War. announces. 1033,' and la entitled "An Act Reg­ Mr. Newberry stated that these ulating and Licensing the Business offers were received from W. O. of Dealing at Wholesale in Farm Hotchkiss. president. Michigan Products or Fruit to be Used For State College of Mining and Tech­ Human Food." nology. Houghton; D. B. Waldo, Section One defines (he word "pro­ president. Western State Teachers’ duce" to mean and Include all fruits, College. Kalamazoo; and T. Paul berries, vegetables, beans, melons Hickey, director of education, De­ and other products of the soil, to troit Institute of Technology. be used for human food in the na­ It has been the practice of these tural state without milling or manu­ institutions for the past several facturing the same. The word years to award scholarships to out­ “wholesaler or produce dealer" is de­ standing students at camp Custer fined to be and to include all per­ and Fort Brady. TTie officials of sons. Arms or corporations, or their these colleges have commended the agents, who buy. sell, barter, or ex­ high type of students which have change any produce, either from a come from the Citizens’ Military flxed place of business, or from Training Camps and T. Paul Hickey, carts, wagons, automobiles, trucks ।of the Detroit Institute of Tech­ or other means of conveyance, to nology. in his letter offering a schol­ retail dealers, or for the purpose of iarship again this year, said, "I be­ resale either in interstate or intra- :lieve this is our fourth successive ttate commerce. year and in each case the young Section 2 requires the wholesaler, iman who has enrolled on your as defined above, to have a license ;recommendation has made good.” and he must display that license in The unprecedented rush of en­ a conspicuous place. : rollments in the Citizens’ Military Section 3. This sections tellsthe 'Training Camps for Michigan con­ steps necessary to obtain such a itinues and with the advent of bright license. ; spring days the number of appli­ Section 4 makes the license fee for <cants has increased tremendously. wholesalers *50 per year, payable when the license is issued. All 11.... What we don’t know makes us unlenses will expire on June 30 each'easy. Highest Market Price for your WOOL Car of FERTILIZER Ju»t Received EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 :h better paying1 a. In fact orange growing has not been a profitable ’ L ree or four years. IOSANGELESNEEDED I OTC MADE IA1I1TD Lu I o Munt MI tn stony that it would seem as if there would scarcely be room for root growth, but, with water, it produces splendid crops. Take the stoniest farm in Barry county and multiply the atones by 10 or 20, and you will have an idea how some ot this soil looks. Yet you try to buy It and you'll be surprised at the price you'll have to pay. ThU rocky coil is us­ ually on the gentle decline that mountains. In ages past perhaps massive rocks have tumbled down the side of the mountain, broken up, and disintegrated. Cloud bursts may have accounted for many of them. Al any rate, the stones arc there in places, in great profusion. Buch stony soil seems to be better adapt­ ed to lemon culture, and right now i Milk is the cheapest fdod you can buy. It has the Vitamins and food elements which promote the health of your family. We are permitted to sell our milk as Grade A because of the cleanliness of our barns and cows and the clean and sanitary manner in which we handle the milk. Highlands Dairy will furnish you Grade A Milk, Pasteurized or Raw, from our own state-accredited dairy herd. Our Grade A will cost you no more. We would be glad to have you visit our dairy and see the care and pains we take to furnish you with CLEAN, GRADE A MILK at no' additional cost to you. The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Robert W. Cook, Propr. I---------- —^1 THIRD PAYMENT JUST MADE—PRINCIPAL NOW 1146,000 ALL PAYMENTS MET— NO DEFAULTED BONDS Drive a Different for MEMORIAL We have a Few Choice Uied Very Attractive Prices Fixed Amount Yearly—Prin­ cipal Payment! Increase ai Interest Declines One 1932 FORD paint, and tireaat only________ Last week the school board paid the third Installment of interest and ] principal on the 1170.000 of school ' bonds Issued in 1830. The total. payment on principal and interest] was 116,500. The bonds bear 4*4 1 per cent Interest. In 1832. *8.000; was paid on the principal, in 1833 . the same amount, and this year] *8.500, or a *24.500 reduction on the i principal, leaving the amount due of the principal *145.500 on May 1st this year. Tlie last payment is to be made on the bonds in 1846. The same amount is raised every year, but the reduction on the principal grad­ ually increases as the amount of in­ terest is reduced. The school building and equip­ ment for which these bonds were is­ sued actually cost about *225.000. This, of course, included the fine new auditorium with Ito equipment. Fortunately the district had accum­ ulated about *37.000 in funds to provide for this building. As there were no bonds to be paid in 1831. and the regular amount was raised by tax, a considerable sum went into the building fund. When our citizens realize what a splendid school building we have, and what a privilege it Is to have such an auditorium as the Central sciwol building affords, they can be very thankful that the people voted five to one to have It. The last two winters have demonstrated, to the entire satisfaction of the people of this dty. that the auditorium fills a long felt civic need. Because we have such a place. Hastings has been able to get high-class entertalnmenta at a fraction of what they would cost per person in small auditoriums. The advantage of this is not in the money it saves to those who might afford to pay a higher price, but it lies in the fact that it makes possible the very best enter­ tainments at about the cost, or less than the cost, of a moving picture show. We all realise that for school purposes the auditorium is needed for the entertainment put on by school organizations and for com­ mencement exercises. One 1931 FORD Model A TOWN COOC SEDAN, a bargain—only___________ One 1930 FORD Model A TUDOR, recondition­ ed motor nnd in first class mecani(F4 QK can condition—at only---------------- ___ 9 ■ Ow :: Hastings, Mich. no other asphalt pond in thia coun­ try, though we believe that South America has a much larger one. We may think that it was a long, long time ago that Columbus bumped into America, but it would be only as yesterday compared to the ages that have passed since this asphalt pond was formed, and the animats mentioned above sank to their eter­ nal resting places in It. MAXWELL COACH with 1934 plate* and in running order—for cash only__ Two 157 in. 1930 FORD TRUCKS One 157 in. 1930 CHEVROLET TRUCK at very attractive prices. GENUINE FORD BATTERIES GENERAL and CORDUROY UNJjVJ'RSAL GAR A' FORD DEALERS Hastings Michig "Watch the = It is probable that, if the vote on the proposition had been delayed a had the buildings; but ths aetfe of the legislature in appropriate tied. The (act that our city has *15500500. to help achoota *| beeq able to meet the payments due would otherwise be seriously banl on the bonds so far indicates that capped by this fifteen min limit we will go through with the bond Uon. has made a change in thej Kject and liquidate thw whole bond nation. If tiu le without causing serious hard­ us It has plan ship. schools can probably get aMHt It was feared that tlie adoption still keep within the tax lint of the fifteen mills tax limit might 15 mills where the total tax so reduce the school funds that we would not be able to carry on our The Financial and Commercial Foundation and the Reliability of Every Is Dependent Upon SOU1ND BANKING U. S. HONORS MOTHERS; BEAUTIFUL NEW STAMP Good banking facilities are absolutely necessary our city and community are to be thrifty and prosper­ ous. Also a successful bank is dependent upon the friendship and confidence of the people of the city and community if it is to render the service that is expected of a good bank. New Stamp Obtainable at the Hasting! Portoffice Thursday, May 3 As a tribute to the mothers of America’ the Poatofflce Department has prepared a beautiful 3-cent ■tamp, which will be obtainable at tlie Hastings postnfflce on Thursday, May 3. This stamp Is a reproduction of the famous painting by James Ab­ bott McNeill Whistler. entitled “Por­ trait of My Mother," possibly the best known of that famous Ameri­ can painter's work. Along the top of the stamp, at the left in aolld Old English lettering, are the words "U. 6. Postage." Directly below, arrang­ ed In four lines, in solid gothic let­ ters 13 the inscription, "In Memory and in Honor of the Mothers of America." Underneath the Inscrip­ tion. in two lines, ore the words •Three Cento" In solid gothic, in the lower left corner Is a vasu con­ taining carnations. WEST CARLTON. A roof fire irt’the Claud Yeltcr residence was discovered Friday morning by passing motorists. Their timely assistance with the help of neighbors and Lhe Freeport Fire truck quickly subdued what would soon have been a very disastrous fire. Mr. Yelter was away from home at the time but was quickly sum­ moned. John Richardson and Claud Yelter served on the election board al Carl­ ton center Monday. Verdan Oovllle played ball at Ffeeport Bunday as a candidate for balloon were Fllatro DcRooler and Marquis D’Arlands* tn 1713. Savings Accounts in this Bank are Insured under the Federal Banking Act of 1933 *7 ■ One 1929 STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT SEDAN, 6 wire wheels,' in splendid condition POCfl at only___________ _________________ 3>£OU YOUR YOUR That’s the problemdhese days! The people of Hastings can do it by increasing the consumption of CLEAN MILK in their homes :: IS PAYING l| I ------ /rnnfinnM onAi----- ' 111 getting up to the zero mark. Mrsd Following Following are are the the programs programs for for (Continued from page one)--------- Cook and I accompanied Mr. and । jkr. 1935 for me Southeast Rutland th. Mra- w' J' Qu,nlan 10 hl» lemon | w. o. T. U.. the year opening on miles or more below the Hoover manch 40 or 50 mile* from Los An-1 Wednesday, May 18: Dam. The Aly of Los Angeles will geles. Mr. Quinlan will be remem-1 yay ]g—Mothers' Council Hosthave water to supply a population of' bered by ‘many Barry county people, <1Si Gertrude Batichman; leader, eight or nine million people and 1 J* “^’Tbis^XJll 'Lulu ’ ” ’ Waters. < many of the residents there are ‘™ 5 June 13—"The Month of Roues ” Hostess, Muriel Perry; leader. Addle optimistic enough to believe the city d will eventually need every drop, n IL08 AnP’1*4 booster—and a very suc- Perry. would seem that Los Angeles has |CMaful on«- Our P>cn‘c lunch wasenJuly 11—"Tls Vacation Time.” provided plenty of room now for a'^ree Hostess. Lulu Waters; leader, Mary population of that size. The city U ] '"arj Waters. A picnic dinner in the said to include an area of over 450 1 J”™- Fortunately (for me at least) square miles. In certain directions Mr' Aug. *—A Study of Patriotism. .. _ ... . _ . . orinif irrr. In hlx urnnn rrave nnd you can drive a long, long time and orange trees In his lemon grove and ;Hostess. Mattie Hine; leader, Ger­ finally come to a sign reading—"Los I. will confess that I never ate so .trude Bauchman. Sept 12—Settling Down to Work. Angeles city Limits." It is said, that many, and so delicious, oranges at last summer a government explora­ one time. The big ripe golden bolls :Hostess. Myrtle Williams; leader. tion party made a trip far up into picked right from the tree al least ।Ollie Vander Brook. Oct. 10 — Christian Citizenship. the Interior of Alaska, and when the seemed sweeter and juicier than, party was way off in the mountains, those that had been picked for ;Hostess. Carrie Loehr; leader. Muri­ far from any habitation, it came up­ some time. A gang ot lemon-pickers ,el Perry. Nov. 14—Thanksgiving. Hostess, on a sign which read—"Los Angeles had been over about half, of his City Limits.” Of course that was the grove, but there were many smaller :Eva Havens: leader. Frances Erway. Dec. 12—'The Angel Song.” Host­ work of some practical joker, but lemons coming on. and even many If the people of Los Angeles could lemon-blossoms gave evidence of a ,ess. Jennie Loehr; leader. Ella benefit by extending the city’s limits still further mate^al addition to the Smith. crop later. What surprised me was Jan. 8—Faith and Courage. Host­ up into the frozen north, it isn't any ten to one shot that they wouldn't to see that the lemons picked were ess. Frances Erway; leader. Eva do It. When It comes to civic loy­ as ' green as grass.” instead of being Havens. the rich yellow color as we knpw Feb. 13—"We Honor Frances Wil­ alty. and boosting their iiome towns and cities, the people of the west them. There were a few grape fruit lard.” Hostess, Elia Smith; leader, coast are "Johnny-on-the-spot," and trees in the orchard too. and the Luella Otb. March 13—8. T. I. and Press. never let an opportunity pass. They frtilt was dclldous. One of the very interesting spots Hostess. Ollie Vander Brook; lead­ "boast" together, they stick together, they work together. They may to visit In Los Angeles, and one that er. Mary Waters. no onb should miss who Is there, is Apr. —Annual meeting. Host­ scrap ferociously over politics and cither matters, but when the good of Hancock Park. Wilshire Boulevard, ess, Muriel Perry. Pot luck dinner. their cities or towns is at stake, all one of the best known thorough­ differences are burled. "Knocking” fares in the city, passes right by It. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. Tlie United States Civil Service will not Tie tolerated, and. in many At Hancock Park is a small pond places, if a fellow tries it. it will be of asphalt, said to be almost pure. Commission lias announced open just as well for him if he departs— The land is level hereabouts, and .competitive examinations as follows: Chief Topographic Draftsman. the sooner the better for him. Na­ from the boulevard the surface of turally with such a large area in the the pond looks like water. Great ;12,600 a year. Principal Topographic limits of Los Angeles, the city in bubbles of gas work their way up Draftsman. *2300 a year. Senior through the thick mass, and present • Topographic Draftsman. 11,800 a places is fairly well scattered out. But you talk with residents ot the a picture not unlike some great flsh year. Assistant Topographic Drafts­ city, and especially any real estate coming to top after a bait or a fly. man. *1320 a year, various services:. Senior Scientific Aide (Texonomagent, and you will have ample as­ Evidently at some time quite a lake surance that all those vacant spots of asphalt covered this territory, but ic Entomology), 12,000 a year. Bu­ will be occupied in a few years— probably it has been all filled up by reau of Entomology, Department of blowing sand except for the little Agriculture. and may be they will. Surely if the All salaries given above arc sub­ city keeps on growing as it has In stretch left, perhaps 30 or 40 rods the last decade or two, many _ ot long and six to eight rods wide. This ject to a deduction of not to exceed those vacant spaces surely will be Park is especially Interesting be­ 10 per cent until June 30. 1834. and filled. Where Mr. French's resi- cause it connects the present with of not to exceed 5 per cent during ages and ages past. perha|M 50.000 the fiscal year ending June 30. 1835, farm lot less than a decade ago. or 100,000 years ago when great as a measure of economy, and also Now is is solidly built-up aglh beau­ beasts, long since extinct, roamed a deduction of 314 per cent toward tiful liomes for miles beyond. Tills this section in great numbers. Over a retirement annuity. All states except Iowa. Maryland. is but typical of the faith of the 90 excavations have been made In people in their city, and the same the fields surrounding this asphalt Vermont. Virginia, and the District thing is true of all the cities, large pit. and from them have been tak­ of Columbia have received less than nnd small, up and down the coast. Ib en the skeletons of camels, masto­ their share ot oppointments in the this spirit of optimism due to the dons. saber-tooth tigers, and many apportioned departmental service at Washington. \ \ sunshine and ocean breezes? At any other animals. Dig down tn these Full information may be obtained rate if Hastings or any other city or fields to a depth of eight or ten feet town in Michigan could have such and you come to the asphalt, show­ from Hugo C. Wunderlich, Secre­ ing that tlie lake must have been of tary of the United States Civil united, persistent boosters as has much greater extent evidently titan Service Board of Examiners, at the California, nothing could keep them It Is today. Possibly the anlqnls post office in this dty. from going on. Lots of warm sunshine and plenty fnay have walked out on a thin of water is a pretty hard combina­ crust of earth, covering the asphalt. tion to beat when it conies to grow­ The crust may have broken through ing fruit—or most anything else. under their weight, and left them With the large iddltlon to the wa­ hopelessly entangled. At any rate ter supply, many of the cities in they are there and the asphalt lias thia section will be provided for served as a perfect preservative of many years to come. Fruit growers their skeleton remains. The city of too will have an added supply, if Los' Angeles maintains a beautiful they need it. and perhaps new fruit museum of natural history, and and vegetable growing sections, not there you may sec the mounted re­ now supplied "with water, will be mains of these giant beasts that opened up. California has the sunshine; the ago. that were taken from these pits. land must have an abundant supply But very, very little of the land in of water. The soil generally is very rich, but if It cannot have water it Is worthless. There are doubtless brought forth remains especially in­ great stretches of land out on the teresting to the archeologists. You desert that would be very produc­ will enjoy a visit to tills Park and tive, if waler could be gotten to it. to the Museum, where the mounted Some of the choice fruit land is ao skeletons of extinct animals taken REDUCE Living Costs! Telephone 2651 PtOQT 117)1 f OT S. S.E. Program for E. RutlandW.C.T.U. W.C.T.V. w twr Rutland then the thermom- Every time you “boost" your own home town and bank .. . you boost your own interests! The years of service this bank has rendered to the people of this city and country have firmly established it in public confidence. Every courtesy, consistent with safe and conservative business management, has always been extended to every patron. Start a Savings Account Now BAN HASTINGS, M1CHK �THE HASTING 8 BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MAY 1. 1934 | May Festival Offers Rare " j Treat for Musio Lovers Building and Loan Shares »rr •Bxmx the SAFEST form* at Investment known. failare in Michigan among building and Ioan supply yon with information about "NATIONAL"’ ®ll£ ^National 7Coan& Inueshnent ffoiitpaiu; 1X50 Griswold SL, Detroit, Mich. D«Uoll'i 0Mm« BnlUUis ud FEDERAL HOME L BANK 5VS J. L. Maus, Hasting?, Mich. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL and Call Today Get It Right Away THE HOME LUMBER COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2276 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO JUST SITTING AROUND. NIGHT AFTER NIGHT Margaret nnd Jahn have lots of friend*—nnd are well-liked by all. But they have no telephone to enable friend* to reach them easily. So Margaret and John just kit around, night after night, missing many good timet. Yet, for only a few cents a day, they could have the countless advantages of telephone service. Beeidea being a social awet, a telephone helps in finding employment ... in keeping in touch with one's work . . - in "running” errands. And it offers pricehu protection in emergencies, making it possible to summon doctor firemen or police, instantly Brilliant and sparkling musical [offerings wiU characterize the six 1 programs of the Forty-First Annual I May Festival, which will take place । at HUI auditorium. Ann Arbor. May 9th to 12th. Inclusive. Not only are i the programs exceptional from the standpoint of celebrated artists and [ organizations which will be heard. । but the musical numbers which will ' be performed are of unusual Interest 'and attraction. Lucrezia Borl Is the leading star of । the Melroplltan Opera Company. 1 and Is a world figure. | Rusa Portsene is another great [ operatic star who has won great dis­ tinction because of the many major operatic roles which she sings, and because of the stupendous successes 1 she has made made in recital and Ln j orchestral appearances. These two artists will be stel­ lar attractions at the Wednesday and Friday evening concerts. Ponsclle appearing at the former, and Dori al the latter. Each will sing i lbtt£_Unu».ln the course of the evening, offering some of their favorite solos in which they have made such WQOJALANp. Last Week's Letter. . Little Severely Plante celebrated her fifth birthday Wednesday, April 18. with her grandpareuta/Mr. and Mrs. Milan Trumbo and Mtes Marda Faul us hex guests at her birthday dinner. Mrs- Lena Jarvis of Saugatuck visited her daughter. Mrs. Etta Faul. from Thursday until Sunday. Mr. Olid Mrs. Raymond Faul and Mrs. Etta Faul took Mrs. Jarvis to Saugatuck Sunday where they spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jarvis. tills week Thursday. May 3rd, for Charlesl topper with Mr. and Mr*. Ralph । Henney. All are cordially invited. Friends of Mra. Ph|Io Fuller, a The pre-school clinic will meet former resident of Carlton, will bo at the school house here Tuesday. ■sorry to team Chat she is quite Ul ' at her home in Hastings. May I. for Prairieville township. Mr. and Mra. Artnur Yarger arc The 6th and 7th grade spelling■ , We not only are able to offer our contest has closed with a victory moving In the John Lewis house at depositors safety in the form of for the CWA workers. The losers. 'Carltan Center. entertained the winners with a A number from this vicinity at­ INSURED DEPOSITS, hut we party Wednesday afternoon. A tended “The Vlrginlart." presented game of hall was played In which by the Civic Players In Hasting* further give to them all the vari­ the OWA's were defeated by the Wednesday and Friday night*. ous accommodations consistent Mra. John Smith has been quite MIm Frances Doster te coring for UI during the past two weeks, suf­ with good banking principles. Mrs. Eaton of Hastings. fering from Infection in one of her Mrs. Sam DeBack, who has been W° UrgC y0U t0 tSl{e advantQK° a pneumonia patient at Delton hos­ Mr. and Mra. Guy Nash enter­ pital for two weeks, was taken to of these accommodations and tained relatives from Grand Rap­ ids Sunday. • consult our officers for counsel DcBack, where she will slay until recovered from tier severe Illness. ttI»d advice whenever occasion re­ Mra Arnold Is in Borgesu hoepl- tings were guesta of the latter's quires. tai. Kalamazoo, where she submitted bister. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Daniels, Sunday. _ to an appendicitis operation. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Marlow and The Boy Scouts spent Saturday son, Ervin, and Mr. and Mra. Mina at Holcomb lake. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson of Elliott visited relatives |n Grand Bay City spent several days on their ■Rapids Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. ■Sherman Oler accompanied the El­ farm here recently. ' James Verrlll of Strobrldge was liotts and Marlows home Saturday in town Saturday. He expects to night end stayed over Sunday. Miss Mercy Usborne of Ann Ar­ come soon for the summer. The project carried en by tlie pu­ bor visited home folks Thursday and Mra. John Usborne, visited the Mr. and Mra. Mrs. John Usborne Us borne vlsvispils of the High room in the study and Friday. Friday afternoon Mer­ latter’s daughter, Mra. Calvin Stef- ited Mra. Florence Usborne of lake of "Bacteria" has been very suc­ cy accompanied by her parents. Mr. fey. of near Kalamazoo. ----- J— Odrssa Sunday. cessful. Many Interesting facto have been discovered. The work was so successful that Mrs. Wetzel lias asked various pupils to write in their results to Dr. C. E. Turner, author of the book. The tests were above the average. Mr. and Mrs. Danford Higgins of Food-Buying Economy Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Wins­ low Martin of Gull lake were guests What Doot It Mean f of their mother, Mrs. Ethel Stebbins Sunday. N ADDITION to getting Some of the Rebekahs and neigh­ 100 cento* worth of guaran­ bors gave Mra. D. N. Honeywell a teed quality merchandise for surprise. Fifteen were present and each food dollar, food-buying a jolly good time was enjoyed. Mrs. economy means the selection Jackson read an original poem for of foods which exactly meet the occasion and as always it was your requirements. This is Use it also for good. not always easy when you Salads, and as Mr. and Mrs. Mason Miner and face the many grades and va­ children of Homer were over Sun­ rieties offered. Peoa are Peas, sauce for meats day guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Wallis but one grade will work in ad­ Smith and Karl. mirably while another would spoil the salad. C. Thomas Tlie Ladles Aid will meet with Mrs. L. D. Mlles at Delton Wednes­ Stores' well-trained salespeo­ day. May 9. Pot luck. ple assist you in making prop­ Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Ketchum of er selections by giving you Hershey’s Breakfust Topco Salad Mustard all the information required Kalamazoo were callers of their grandmother Sunday evening. Mr. for such a selection. 32-oz. and Mrs. Laurence Osborne of Jar Nashville were also callers. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Temple and Helen Sackett of Kalamazoo were Fine flavored Saturday guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Wisconsin Full M. J. Norris. Lb. Patricia Baker of Kalamazoo is Cream Cheese tlie guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Airs. Grand DePriester. THOMAS SPECIAL Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Norris. Lucy Ground Fresh at ■Norris, Robert McKlbbln. George Lb. McKibbln and Russell Watson at­ time of purchase tended tlie funeral of Mrs. Harold Ritchie near Bellevue Monday. Californias, 40-50 Betlie Joe McKlbbln of Otsego Size, Lb. 11c is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc­ Lb. 70-80 Size.......... Kibbln and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Munn and Mi. and Miss Morrissey of Battle Cream o’ Gnrdcn C^*ek called on Mrs. Sarah Smith 2 Vo Can 12c. and Mrs. Wilbur Polley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lancaster of No". 2 Can . . . . Hastings were guesta of Mr. and Mrs Russell Lewis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wilkins, Mrs. No. 2 Lulu Shepard and Marcella were Sunday juesta of Mrs. Eh’a Wilkins Can of Kalamazoo. PRAIRIEVILLE. ily called on friends In Pewamo Sunday. . Mrs. Henry Cole spent lust week with her father. Mr. John Mead, of Con to Grove. Mr. and Mrs Geo. Nlethamcr and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nletiuuner , called on Mr. and Mrs. Deeg of Lake Odessa Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Grant Osgood will enter­ tain Group No. 2 Extension Class Friday with an all day meet with pot luck dinner at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and । daughter spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cole. Mrs. Karl Faul entertained the Bridge club Friday evening. Other artists wix> will appear in Miss Louise Hilbert of Battle miscellaneous concerts arc: Guls Creek'college spent the week end Bustabo, distinguished young Amer­ with her mother. Mrs. Statu Hil­ ican violinist, whose fine perform­ bert. ances with great American orches­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Brien and tras. and in recitals, has attracted children of Lansing called on rela­ wide recognition. She -will appear tives in Woodland Sunday. twice In tlie Friday afternoon pro­ Keith Guy of Hastings spent the gram- Mlscha LevltzkL world re­ week end with his sister. Mrs. Dclnowned pianist, is an American citi­ mond Culler, and husband. zen born in Russia. He ranks as one The Junior class play. "Where's of the outstanding piano virtuosi Grandmo?'' will be given al the and is still in his early thirties. He Woodland High school the evening appears in the second half of the of April. 27th. This Is a snappy in­ Thursday, evening program. teresting comedy with plenty ot Distinguished soloists will also ap­ story value. Rood characterization pear in the choral work* which will and plenty of hilarious laughs. The be provided. In the first half of the cast includes: Grandma—Marleah Thursday evening program, the ma­ Barnum; Gretchen Bloke—Lorena jor portion of Haydn's "Seasons" Hilbert; Jack Worley—Chalmer will be sung. The soloists for the Hershberger: Bob Blake—Oreydon occasion arc Jeannette Vreeland. Faul; Lucy King—Helena Benner; soprano, Paul Althouse. tenor, and Arllne Truesdale—Helen McMillen; Chase Baromeo. bass. All three are Carl Worley—Marguerite Valentine; American artiste wlio have won Midnight—Gerald Mahler; Dahlia— places in the forefront rank of-the Norma Murphy. oratorio singers. The same trio, with Mcsdamqs T. C. Munion. G. Os­ the addition of Coe Glade," con­ good. Albert Hauer. J. a. Reisinger tralto. will also be heard a second and"p''8. Ntethamer "aciu from time Saturday night, when the first | Woodland as the delegation to the American performance of Robert Barry' County Methodist Missionary iHegers great choral work entitled Spring Rally held at the Freeport ' The Song of Peace" will be heard. I church of which Rev. Frank Loomis I The Chicago Symphony Orclies- | formerly of Woodland, is tlie pastor [ tra. Frederick Stock, conductor and on Tuesday. April 17. The afternoon Eric De Lama Tier, associate conduc-; program was put on by different! tor. will participate during the en-1 ladies of the county. A banquet was I , tire Festival week, It is significant, held in the evening and Miss Mabie I that this will mark the thirtieth an- Eddy, Foreign Missionary from 1 , nual Festival at which-this organ!- ■ India, was the speaker Mr. and zation has been present. 1 •Mrs. — C J. --Barnum ----------------1 and -a -----------delegation I of Standard Bearers attended from NASHVILLE. Delton. I The Mason Jubilee Singers were I | Club No. 3 of the Methodist La­ at the Method Ln church Wednesday I dies- Aid Society will serve a supper evening. [ ! at the church next nlunuxloJ , mio . Wednesday. Mra 1 he stores began keeping open i j, s. Reisinger, chairman. Wednesday night. May 2nd. . Mr and Mra. Al Laird at Battle । Patients at Community hospital | creek and Mr. and Mrs. Let R. Jorare; Mrs. Dejong of Hastings for dan of Edmore were Sunday visitors {treatment, Willard Bate* and Hai- at the home of Dayton Jordan, old Sage underwent operations for Bobby Cole spent the week end appendicitis. with Mrs. Roy Norton of Carlton. I Bom April 28 to Mr. and Mrs I Quite a number of people expect Clement Mead an eight pound boy, to attend the Virginian put on by who has been named Paul Hubert. Ute Civic Players of Hastings WcdBorn to Mr. and Mrs. J. Van De- nesday and Friday of this week. i Venter. April 29, a son who has been j The young married people's SunnkmAH day gchoo| thc Methojut named John Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ostroth re­ church will hold a social evening turned to their home Tuesday after Tuesday at the home of Mr and IRVING. spending the winter in Waterloo. Mrs. Ward Plants. Just before the morning service Iowa, and Lansing. \ Mr and Mrs Welby Crockford. in the church here, of which site Li Mr and Mrs Harry Wolcott and Mr and Mrs. Robert Born. Mr. and a member, Mtes Alice Camp, daugh­ Mr. Morris of Maple Rapids spent Mrs. Ralph Leffler and Dr and Mrs. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Camp, was the week end with friends here. ' R. G Finnic were guests at the united in marriage to Kenneth Ray­ Fred Potter has gone to Lansing ; K. of P. dance in Nashville Tiiurs- mond Cronk, by Rev. M. D. Mc­ to -.pend a tew days with hts brother 1 day evening. Kean of Middleville. Congratula­ and family. tions. Mrs. Lola Mcida of Lansing spent The Ladies Aid Society will meet SOUTH BOWNE. the week end at the S. R. Wurtz at the hall Friday, May 4. [Last Week's Letter. home. Dell Schlffman and son were In Mrs. Claud Perry and Mrs. Gail ' Wil) Cosgriff and wife ot Lowell Kalamazoo Sunday to see Mr. were Sunday guests of Mrs. Jennie Lykins were in Battle Creek Wed­ Schlffman's mother, who Is ill nt Pardee nnd called on Mr. and Mrs. tlie home of a sister there. nesday. • Mr. and Mrs. Myrlcn Strait moved Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Wilcox and Monday into Mrs. Susanna Smith's 1 Miss Beryl Heller of Dutton spent Mr. and Mrs. William McCann were house. Sunday afternoon visitors of Gary Clifton Meek is spending a few Mason and sister. Mtes Hallie MaA large crowd enjoyed the Moth­ er-Daughter banquet Friday night days in Grand Rapids. •son. ot Wayland. Mrs- Estella Rosier was a Lowell at the Community house. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nichols and Nutrition Group No 3. elected the visitor Thursday. son. Philip, and family entertained Mr. and Mrs. Will Mishler, following officers for the coming on Bunday. Mr. Nichols brother. daughter. Gwendolyn and Harry year Leaders. Mrs Estella Graham William Nichols, and wife and their and Mrs. Gladys Kellogg; chairman. Cramer were in Caledonia Monday two sons, Leon Nlehols and family, Mrs Effie White; secretary and afternoon. and Chester Nichols and family. -----------------Mrs Gw) c,ftrk “nd daughter of treasurer. Mrs Arvilla vw.. Cool. Mrs. Kate Peek of Grand Rapids The Junior class sponsored a May B^ntont Mrs. Mary Pender of was In tpwn looking after her prop, Festival Monday night at the Caledonia were callers at the Will erty Saturday. schoolhouse.------------------------------------------ Mishler and Clarence Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hummel and Tlie third annual Track and Field hom<,s Saturday afternoon. children, who lived on the Chaso Day will be held on Frldav. May Mr and Mrs. Will Mtahler and farm, are staying with her father. 11th. ’ daughter. Gwendolyn, called at the Mr. Wilson, in North Irving tempo­ Frank Hecker has been ■•pending a stahl home Z‘on HUI Btin- rarily. week at his home here His work will da>’ afternoon. be m Chelsea Instead ot Jackson Dorothy Seifert of Freeport spent LENT CORNERS. ihereafter (Thursday night with Helen Eash. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hammond Nashville is to liave a movie again Mr ant* Mra. John Eash of and son and Mr. and Mrs. Marc Some Battle creek people will open Joknrtown. Pa.. Levi Eash and sister, Hammond and Mr. and Mrs. Lau­ here May 5th. IMrs Lizzie Speicher of Sh»|»shc- rence Hammond and sons of Cressey A large crowd enjoyed the 115th »'“nee. Ind., spent Sunday with their spent Suunday with Mr. and Mrs. anniversary of the I o O F at broth". Abe Eash, and family Mr. Roy Chandler and Mr. and Mrs. their hall Thursday night A dc-iand Mrs. V. L. Wolcott of Charlotte Clarence Hammond of Hastings. licious supper was served at 7 ’•«> Mr and Mrs. Keith Daniels also Howard Carpenter of Lansing o'clock. The following program was 4Pf*u ‘h« „ spent the week end with his par­ given, readings by Voylc Varney. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mishler. Gwen- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ear) Carpenter. Mrs. Rydman, Marquita Brumm. d°b'n. and Mrs. Clittte Roush of A very quiet wedding took place and Mrs. Cftde Briggs, vocal solos Freeport called on John Thaler and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay by Dr. Lofdahl and Mrs Gall Ly-' Saturday evening. HaU Saturday, when their youngest Ilins ' Mrs. Frank Walton and son Floyd daughter. Eleanor, was united in Mr. and Mrs Fred Warner enter- '»*« ln Hastings Saturday forenoon, marriage with Mr. Kirby Mason of talned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Hector Mr- “fd Mra. Elmer Shauffer spent Richland. They left for a short .Hawkins, their daughter and her six Sunday.with their parents, Mr and honeymoon In Kentucky. Congratu­ Mrs. Noah Shauffer of ........ near Elm­ lations and best wishes accompany month old triplets from Lii»tdnS. dale. “ them from their many friends. ______ POINT. _______ I Mr. and Mrs. Will Dipp of south STONY Miss Jean Hammond spent from Robert nnd Junior Blocher visited of Freeport attended the funeral of Thursday until Saturday in Ann Artheir sister at Neeley Sunday. ['Mra. Sam Custer Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Wellman were I ----------------- -----------------------Mrs Alfred Ball and children and in Charlotte Thursday. EAST DELTON. Mrs Roland of Allegan were Sun­ Mrs. Claud Demond visited her • Mr. Ines, who Lj living on James day callers at the Leland Hammond ' mother and sister, of Hastings a. few Boulter's place, had-a narrow escape home. days of the latter part of this week. Thursday morning. He was plowing Mra. Arthur Paul and children of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Combs and Mr., onion marsh with the tractor and in Kalamazoo spent Saturday night o.. iome manner tipped bock with Forest and Miss Myrtle ... Mead. of with her sister, Mr. and Mra. Lyle । Kalamazoo were Sunday caller? at him. pinning him underneath it. Francisco. H J. Wellman's. Several men were called and lilted The many friends of Mrs Frances ' A number from this way attended the tractor off him. He suffered Brainard of Pine lake were shocked I a shower for Mr. and Mrs. Roland three broken ribs and a very badly to hear of her death Saturday. The . Barry Saturday evening. Everybody burned shoulder. A very lucky and funeral was held Monday at the deeply sympathizes with them in Pine Lake hotel. ■ the low of their fine home by fire. Mr. Blocking and Mrs. Smiley of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Waggoner and Cressey and Mr. and Mra. Clair Col­ CARLTON CENTER. son. Kenneth, of Olivet visited B. lison and son of Kalamazoo were There were a good many out to J. Wellman’s Friday. Sunday visitors at Floyd Collison's the services at the M. K. church ' Mrs. James Varney returned last Mr. and Mrs Rex Walers and Sunday morning. All remember the week from Pennock hospital and to;Mrs. Mary Waters spent Sunday aft- change in time, preaching at 0:30. recovering nicely from her recent ernoon with Mr. and Mrs. Will operation. White near Cressey. will meet Safety Plus National Bank of Hastings All C. Thomas Store Prices Include the 3% Sales Tax. I CAITD M U 1 CAMPBELL’S TOMATO 4 COCOA 25c MUSTARD £ 17c 15c 18c 21c 9c 10c 10c CHEESE COFFEE PRUNES TOMATOES APPLE SAUCE PEANUT BUTTER PINEAPPLE B.’sl.a "slut. Si* 25c SL”- 18c TB. Bo.nl.I D..M.I—CBa.^ VO I V I... L.U0., V.iiUu PU 5c SHEFFORD CHEESE lii* 15c SALT. Iodized T*bl« 8*11 B 7c D«Uclou* Wheal Cereal. WHEATENA 23c nplMU'i Miuhrosi SOUP Cblck*n Noodls 10c GINGER ALE 10c LIME RICKEY Me Belli* Cbuxe Bottle 10c PIMENTOS awuUa. B. K' 7c COCOAMALT iSt i" Milk &“• 23c O. K. SOAP Laud., 6 23c OXYDOL’ K," 22c 3 25c CAMAY SOAP 5c ■sum* Blue Label, % Lb. . . . 35c Brown Label, Vs Lb. . . 30c Pillsbury’s WHEAT BRAN Nothing Added Nothing Taken Away Makes Dellcl­ ous XJuffins 16c We Carry a Large Stock of ECONOMY COCO CASTILE SOAP Fresh Fruits and Vegetable* For Toilet, Bath or Shampoo Three Varieties fc 10c PALMOLIVE 15 RAISINS 2 Choice Thompson’s Seedless "The Bqap of Youth" 3 Bar, 14c SUPER-SUDS 3 25c Palmolive Bead* For Washing Fine Fabrics 5c FLOUR ’’BEST YET” — Made from Kansas Hard Wheat. 24% lb. Sack Tax included 85c Special Gladiola Bulb Offer! Ask About It When You Buy Gauze PSS. 17c Northern LiX 25c C. THOMAS STORES “Every Day Low Price* 128 West State Street SS3S 4 �t— WAwwoa uioia. w>dmmi>ay, may course dinner served at noon, it be-' Mn. Lina Newland with us next HIGHRANK. DELTON. ing the purpose of the class to year The Dorcas Aid Society of the stress proper ‘etiquette, setting of . Ten members out of 18 had per- North Evangelical church will servo week bora ma your scribe wm sick the table and serving ot food at the feet attendance.—Minnie Gorham, I dinner at Mr. and Mra. Sterling in bed with bronchitis and sinus. table. I Secy. ’ ■ -I Oouoth's Thursday. May 10. trouble. *M m follow*: Mra. Lou We are very fortunate in having Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bldelman There were about twenty-flve at- I Maus; vwt-cnainnan. Mrs. HatUe Mrs. Dorothy Hoffman and Mrs. were In Battle creek Thursday eve­ tended the evening meeting of the GROUP NO. 3. Prentice; Secretary, Mra. Texter. Grace Mack accept the leadership ning and heard the WLS radio Garden Club at L. .N. Bush's last Mreting turned over to leader, who again for the coming year. County Extension Group No. 3 met al players. the home of Mn a. B. Gldley for gave our lesson.—Mrs. Louise Duck- officers were then, voted upon and Forty neighbors and friends at­ had and everyone thoroughly en­ the lost lesson, 'Table Etiquette." er. Secretary. plans for Achievement Day were MARRIAGE LICENSES. tended a shower at the home of Mr. joyed the talk by Peter DeVries of Subject for next year wm discussed made. George Wahmofl. Middleville R. 1.23 and Mra. Kenneth Mead, newlyweds. Zeeland. Nutrition 3 was our first choice Faye . and voted on. We also gave our MAPLE GROVE GROUP. Lewis. Wayland .....................is Saturday evening. Pot )Uck supper The next Garden Club meeting choice of Achievement day menu. The Maple Grove Nutrition class and Co-operative second for next! will be held Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Wlnlngcr and Mrs. Arm­ met at the rural home of Mra. year's work.—Ethel Donovan. Secy. PROBATE COURT. ful wedding gifts. May 10. at the home of Mn. Loda bruster were asked to take charge Dorothy Hoffman. April 25, for tho Est. William E. Johncock. Order Mr. and Mrs. Frcdric Swarts and Harrington. It la urged that all of exhibit for Achievement day "Bet­ last lesson of the year. confirming sale entered. QUIMBY GROUP. family of Battle Creek spent Satur­ members who possibly can. be pres­ ting Dinner Table." ' Eat. Susan A. Barry. Order allow­ day night and Sunday at Mr. and ent. as the lesson will be on flower “Courtesy In tho Dining Room.” I The Quimby Nutrition class met We all look forward to our annual with eight members and three vte- at the Quimby church April 20. With ing claims entered. Mrs. Bert Daly's. shows, and some arrangements will pot luck which will be held at the iters present Est. John A. Turner. Order al­ the business meeting held In the Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Clement be made for a flower show later on. home of Mra. Iscnhath May 16. Mra. The lesson wm carried out in forenoon. The lesson on "Courtesy lowing claims entered, final account Mead an eight pound son Saturday H. Birdsall. Mra; Maus and Mra. reality with a well balanced three In the Dining Room” was given. filed, order assigning residue en­ evening at the Nashville hospital, day at the hotne of Mrs. Shorts at ALso a demonstration of proper set­ tered. discharge of executor Issued, named Paul Hubert. • Cloverdale. A co-operative dinner ting of the table, and the serving of estate enrolled. Mr. and Mrs. John Everette of De­ the meal. After which it was voted Eat. Mary T. Travis Waiver of troit were week end guests of Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mluar of Doster that our same leaders act the com­ notice filed. Bosoro and sister. Mrs. Ada Bell. were Sunday visiters at Uus home ing year. Est. John Shawman. Order for Mrs. L. Mudge and daughter Ruth of Mr. and Mrs. Addison Pennock. adjournment entered. of the Branch district spent Bunday Rev. L. D. Mlles and family went . GLASS CREEK GROUP. Est. Mary Van Antwerp. Warrant at Mr. and Mra. George Green's. to Holland Monday to attend the .I „ u. ___ ________ r funeral of Mr. Miles' mother. Mr. and „... Mra. Forest Bldelman Tho Glass Creek Nutrition Group and Inventory filed. Est. William Downs, testimony I spent Sunday with Mra. Saddler in meet for their last lesson at the Mrs Blanche Richards Is confined Timo is one of the greatest things home of Mrs. Frances Gorham, filed, order determining heirs cn- Heatings. to her bed with throat trouble and April 26, with 16 members and three Mr. and Mrs. Claud Reid opd son cold. There seems to be lots of sick­ we have to contend with and is Est, Lettie L. Van Wagner. Tes­ of Bedford were Sunday guesta at ness around at present. -Fred O. visiters present. more valuable than many of us “Bie following officers were elect­ timony filed, order determining Pied Reid's. Hug lies has been confined to his ed for next year; chairman. Mina heirs entered. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hecker and bed the past two weeks with bron- | realize. Eat. Bert W. Jones. Order for daughter, Joan Patricia, of Hastings chltte and sinus trouble. Whittemore; Secy.. Minnie Gorham; adjournment entered. । leaders, Eva Havens and Pearl called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank HawIf we fail to take advantage of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Terry of Litch­ E«l. Mary Ann Wilkinwn Col­ blltx Wednesday evening, Newland. field spent tlie week end with tha the opportunities! time affords us, Our group voted for "Co-operative lier. Will filed, petition for probate Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rice of Has­ latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wade we are the losers. Course” as first choice and "Cloth­ of will filed, declination of trust tings spent Sunday evening at Mr. Town. ing” second choice for our next filed, order for publication entered. and Mrs. Henry Bldelman'*. . Mra. 8. E. Willison of Hickory This bank offers timely oppor­ Est Albert J. Thor burn. Annual year's work. Mn. Laurel Marshall and two Corners spent the past week at Tlie lesson on Dining Room Cour­ account filed. daughters spent last week in Pon­ the home of Harry P. Wertman, tunities to everyone. Open an ac­ Est. Frank Allerton. Petition for tiac with her husband, who has work caring for Mrs. Wertman through tesy was Riven by Eva Havens and count with us today. Keep the .Pearl Newland, the latter substl- hearing claims tiled, notice to credi­ there. sickness. • money you are saving working tullng for Mrs. Lina Newland who te tors issued. Mr. and Mrs. Ecabecker of Battle Mrs. James Underhill spent a few Eat. Catherine Collins. Proof of Creek were Sunday guests at Fred days over tlie week end with her sick. Demonstrations on setting the here under our INSURED DE­ table and serving a meal were giv­ will filed, order admitting will en­ Reids. daughter. Mrs. Charles Lechleltner. POSIT plan. tered, bond.of executrix filed, let­ en. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reid and sons and family near Fair lake. Mr. Untestamentary Issued, order were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. dprhlll is in very poor health, hav­ As a token of appreciation, tlie ters members presented each leader with limiting settlement entered, peti­ Beryl Nash al Barber's Corners. ing to keep to hla bed all of the a “Friendship" quilt, each member tion for hearing claims filed, notice Mr. and Mrs. F. Hawblltx called time. making a block and putting their to creditors issued. on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelley in There will be a box social at the Est. Iris I. Burlnc. Petition for the Pratt district Sunday afternoon. school house Friday night. May 4, i name on it. i All regret that we will -not have guardian Hied, order appointing under auspices of the April group entered. WEST ORANGEVILLE AND Est. Cecil Surin*. Petition for ad­ EAST GUN MARSH. be given. Each one bring cup and ministrator filed. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Culver. Mn. teaspoon. Est. Mary E. Travte. Bond of ex­ The funeral of Mrs. Williamson, ecutor filed, letters testamentary is­ aged 90. of Hickory Corners te to be sued, order limiting settlement en­ turned from their trip to Nebraska held some time Tuesday. tered. petition for hearing claims and report a wonderful trip with all Mrs. Vida Morford and Mrs. Ella ;>aved roads after leaving Martin. filed. Inventory filed. Reynolds entertained the Willing Est. Pearl E Miller. Order ap­ They were gone on their trip about Workers Bunday School class at the pointing administrator entered. former's home Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Parris moved Est. Etta J. Aldrich. Petition for. Several of our local sportsmen at­ Friday to Grand Rapids where both administrator filed. tended the-smelt dinner put on by Est. Pearl E. Miller. Bond of ad­ Mr. and Mrs. Parris have found em­ the Barry County Rod and Oun ministrator filed, letters of adminis­ ployment. Club at Hastings Wednesday eve­ A number from here attended the tration Issued, order limiting settle­ State theater in Kalamazoo where ning. They all report a fine Ume. ment entertd. Mrs. Nellie Larnbec of Hastings the merry go round bam dance crew spent from Tuesday night until ASSYRIA. from WLS In Chicago played a two Thursday night with her brother, I Lost Week's Letter. day engagement Thursday and Fri­ H. F. Wertman, and wife and Mr. new Firestone High Speed Tire Mesdames Mildred Jones and dayMrs. Allen McCafferty and Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Garrison and two Helen Cole, leaders of the Lacey Ex­ sons of Hastings were callers there fur 1931 is the greatest tiro Firestone has tension class on Nutrition, Mrs. Earl Buffenberger were In Kalama­ Sunday afternoon. ever built. With its witler, flatter trend, Stella Tuckerman and Mra. Mabel zoo Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Francisco of Puffpaff of the Assyria Center Unit Mrs. c. E. VanEtt and son LaVerri greater thickness, deeper non-skid, more Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. were at Hastings on Tuesday to re­ were at Kalamazoo on Friday on Charles Whittemore and son. Low­ und tougher rubber, and greater non-skid ceive the last lesson of the scries of business. ell, and Miss Isabell Bronsky ot i five in the year's work. The farmer Mrs. Marguerite McCafferty and cunt net with the road, you get more than Hastings were Saturday'and Sun-1 leaders presented the lesson which Morse Canaan and Mr. and Mrs. day guests of Mr. tuid Mrs. Will' 50% longer non-skid rpilcuge. was on •‘Table Setting and Table Ejrl Buffenberger expect to motor Wnittemore. Etiquette" to tlie class on Thursday t J Kenton. Ohio, this week Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Willison ot This new development is made afternoon at. the Ketcham Hall at day and stay for the week end. Mr. Hickory Comers spent Thursday Lacey. The latter group met al the Canaan will remain at Kenton fpr ihle by the Fi res to no pa ten ted process evening with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. home of Mrs. Olcnna Jones of As ­ a while. of Gum-Dipping, whereby the cotton Willison. syria center on Friday. The children of Ragnal Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Pennock. Sr., fibers inside the high-stretch cords are Mra. Elsie Conklin and friend, Mbs are home from school sick, and Mrs, and Mr. Hermlnctte visited Mrs. Maxine Bailey, one of the Battle Bradsliaw Is on the sick list also. We soaked and coated with pure liquid DEEPER Julia McElwain Sunday. Creek Blossom Queen contestants, hope for their speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Willison spent NON-SKID rubber. This provides greater strength, spent the week end at the Mr. and Tire play entitled. "Quack. Quack," Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mrs. George -Conklin liomc. put on by the Orangeville commun­ safety and blowout protection. 'Hartman at the Kellogg Farm. Kir. and Mrs. Ronald Warner of ity club played at the Orangeville GREATER Mra. Sadie Palmer and Mrs. Detroit who were here to attend tlie church Friday night was well at­ . Firestone engineers pioneered and . Maude Schomp of Hastings were THICKNESS Industrial conference lield at Battle tended and all report a fine enter­ Sunday guests ot Mrs Matilda develo|>c«l the first successful balloon tire | Creek on Saturday were guests at tainment. Smith/ in 1923, and it is only natural that | the parental home Sunday. FLATTER Delton friends of -Mr. and Mrs. The recently organized Harmonica SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Firestone would lead in the further ind WIDER Isaac Houvener's severe illness and club ot Assyria Center, under the Mrs. Ella Taylor of Nashville Is hope for hte speedy recovery. development of lire construction to meet TREAD leadership of the. teacher. Theodore spending some time with her sis­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pennock Tack, made thefr first public pre­ ter. Mrs. Frank Norton. the demands of the high-powered are assisting Mr. and Mra. Leslie sentation at U»e Parent-Teacher Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cobb and MORE and high-speed cars of today. 'meeting on Friday night. The mu­ family of Battle Creek spent Sun­ Kelley in moving into their ’hew home in Hickory Corners which TOUGHER sicians from the Ellis district gave day at O. C. Marshall's. they recently purcliased of Hamilton The new Firestone High Speed Tires special numbers. RUBBER BUI Upchurch of Charlotte has for 193-1, have already proved their worth The Erwin Miller crate mill, which been spending a few days at L. W. Mr. and Mrs. George Mosier and his been very successfully operating by constant testing on the Firestone fleet Mr. and Mrs. Elton Mosier and at Lacey the past two years, contem­ Mrs. Edith Debolt entertained the families of Kalamazoo spent Sun­ of tat cars over all kinds of roads and plates soon moving to Olivet where L. B. Club Friday. day with Mra.' Lucina Eddy and tliey will continue to operate the Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman and family. highways throughout the United States. business. kon. Victor, spent Sunday with their A cooperative session of the Ellis daughter, Mrs. Glen Asplnall, and Firestone High Speed Tires arc further ited the former's mother. Mrs. Minand tlie Assyria Center Parent­ family at Hickory Corners. Die Chandler, at Gull lake, Sunday subjected to tbe iuoet severe tests known Teacher organizations was held at Don't forget the Wilcox Ladies' the latter place on Friday evening. Aid chicken pie supper at t^e on the greatest proving ground in the HIGH SPEED TYPE shv tz The supppr featured a sale of Grange hall at Maple Grove Ginter Mr,and Mrs. Roy Sears and chllworld—die Indianapolis Speedway. In SIZES PHICES roiCES SIZES clothes pin dolls for supper partners. May 4, Friday evening. Everybody■ dren and Earl Wallace of Sunfield fact, Firestone Tires have been on the The proceeds to be used by the Boy ’welcome. spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Scout Troop to meet the financial S7-SS $1443 Ila Jarrord of Battle Creek spent, Mrs. W. Hoisington and Mrs. Lizzie winning cars hi the annual 500-Milc obligations of the work. Lloyd Sha­ the week end with her parents, Mr. Wallace. Mrs. Wallace Is not Im­ 15.10 8.IS Indianapolis Race for fourteen consecutive fer and Hugh Riley with aome of and Mrs. L. W. Jarrord. proving in health as her friends 15-55 8.8S their Boy Scouts from Hastings con­ years — conclusive evidence of Firestone's Eble Zemke of Vermontville wm ducted a ceremonial session affiliat­ a neighborhood caller Friday. 16.40 George Fuller of PlalDWell called 1O.3O outstanding leadership in tire development ing the new Scout troop No. 81 with Frank Norton and son. Howard,, at Andrew Smith's Wednesday. 17-50 1I.3O the organization, supper followed. were Vermontville callers Saturday. and construction. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Preston. The Briggs Parent-Teacher or­ , daughter Beatrice and son Harry. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliston of West Olhe, Siw! r ganization has been postponed to Vermontville spent Sunday with, and Wm. Keene ot Kalamazoo spent Friday evening. May 4. Irving their parents, L. W. Jarrard andI afternoon at W. HoUlngBrandt, chairman of the program wife. .Y" Li a tan to Laurtnct T i b b a t1 o WMr/Rg—and Most Dapwmfrtfa T/res F/rastona r| Richard Crooki and Harvey Fireitone, Jr. committee, has a playlet in prepara­ Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hawkins of Ver­ Messrs. Tom and Ed. Norton ot tion. U. wary Monday night — A". B. C. Network montville spent Sunday and Mon­ IBattle Creek were Bunday guests Little Dwight Conklin, who sub­ day with her sister, Mrs. Frank, 'at J. E. Norton's, mitted to an appendicitis operation Norton. Mra. Kathryn Hail moved to Frecthree weeks ago. also a minor one Harry Preston of Fremont and, 'port Saturday to care for her moth­ later, was brought home Sunday 'niece of Grand Rapids spent last, er, Mrs. Bodnia. Her many friends from Pennock and Is convalescing week end with his parents. Mr. and at the parental home. Norton moved onto her farm Mon­ Mra. L. Preston, and grandson. Our pastor. Rev. Harold Dixon, day. was very appreciative of tho unus­ PINE LAKE. The meeting of the "Shultz ually large attendance at church On Thursday. April 26th. a baby Echoes" at the hall Friday night serviqg on Sunday and hope they was well attended. Ourd. may continue te meet with tte. Wm. Hoisington and Clint Jones Mrs. Charlotte Doster and baby made a business trlp to Allegan and McOMBER school news. The new Firestone Air Balloon for 1934 daughter. Phyllis Edna, returned Kalamazoo Thursday. P. T. A. Thursday night. May 3. from the hospital on Saturday. embodies all the improvement! in the Mrs. Drake te some better at this Iscnhath Entertainers ahd Normal On Thursday, the final lesson in writing. Her daughter. Mrs. Beule new Firestone High Speed Tire. Tho Class play. Bring sandwiches, cake the Nutrition course, was given by Coot of Potterville, has been with or cookies or fried cakes and milk.' Mary Mullondore at the home of her the last weet Pearl Bagley. This W*s On Tabic Edwin Chaffee from near Jackson Dora Gardner. Arabe lie Smith Etiquette and was demonstrated visited his wife and grandparents, Gum-Dipping Safe-T-Locka the cord*, and Beatrice Matteson are going to with a mock meal. At the business Mr. and Mrs. Hoisington, over the ■sing In the music festival Tuesday session the following offlccnt. for week end. provide! 30 to 40% greater deflection and evening. next year's work were chosen: The Ladles' Aid will meet with Mrs. Smith and four members of Chairman, Dorothy Ford; vice­ Mrs. A. Smith on Wednesday, May Got 1933 low *wrung style by equipping the Normal clou vtelted our school chairman. Emma Nevins; Secy- 8. for an all day meeting. Everyone Fr’in?y J?ornln»,' t , »reas, mive Treas.. Olive rox; Fox; icancrs, leaders, Mary Mary invited. The Camp Fire Girl* will meet | Mullendore and Myrtle Roger*. At Saturday with Josephine Sunday for i this time a ballot was taken for SOUTH THORNArriC a council jlre. ' y I county officers and the routine bu*lMr. and Mrs. Wn\. Hayes, who re­ -***1 P>*y Lha DUrfoeInes* conriocted with Achievement sided on tlie late Martha Hoyt farm m i hm w RmiMM Hi«h m Tiru "«Z« al *• Finitona FuMry «nd Eriiibitwn ■school Friday, May 4. We played Day, was transacted. through the winter, have moved M "A Cuiivrr af Pnar«»"-O!«nka Mar H the Star school last Friday and won, Russell Mlnar and Prank Wales •back in with his parents, Mr. and U'. . 1 made » business trip to Detroit on Mra. Ted Hayes, and family. The Giant* beat the Yankse* in [Friday and while there attended the Mr and Mrs. Theodore Wlerlnga ourJ?r5t“a,ne ofthc bal1 “rles‘ *1 Detroit-Chicago ball game. and family of west of MlddlevUlo to 37. The second game te being' Mr. and Mrs. Claude Champion camo up Thursday evening to sea played thi. wort. and family w«e in Paw Paw on FTl- her fqther, who has been quite 111 Thanks to tho school board for ajday evening and attended the 4-H with intestinal flu. fin* naw ball and bat 'club exhibit The children were Mr and Mrs George Thomas en­ Don't forgst ths p. T. A. Thursday j former pupil, of thte school and tertained Mr. and Mn. John Thom­ as and family of Hastings and Mr. __ __ __________ the displays al#o meeting • Robert Moon, Reporter, ‘their farmer classmates. and Mrs. Walter Thomas Sunday, Home Economics Extension Work our i of we aritent age and iiael re­ gs ornt via- es x S »> uh TextCT committee (cr dinner. Money turned in to aetU COURT HOUSE NEWS D ird c c c c c 5c Oc N led en MORE THAN 50% LONGER NON-SKID MILEAGE ■"ew "Firestone HIGH SPEED TIRE FOR 1934 Tie A & The Masterpiece of Tire Construction :k id c S B = S B e e a e b. 5S558 b I i " I lli! ? t* r £ £ 5 5 3K B I . c ASSORTED StZgg GENUINE WH1TB | BARN SIDING Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. FranA ToiopAono 25/5 Mark Time National Bank of Hastings c CEDAR PO the hew Tireetone 1 AIR BALLOON <.,1934 FREE TRIAL ON YOUR CAR S I M » S* 4 ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Corner Jefferson and Court St. Hastings Want to Buy or Sell? Try.Our Want PILLHIBYl BUT NUTLEY OLEO S.SS7 4 * W* CIGARETTES J •* *1” NAVY BEANS muu«*b 3 ■ 10* TISSUE XO.THWN FELS NAPTHA SOAP 10-43’ WHITEHOUSE MILK SPARKLE ’ZJXl CAMPBELL’S BEANS SUPERSUDS Tell eaos PINK SALMON SPINACH DEL MONTE BUDS MARSHMALLOW Cookies “• PORK AND BEANS * 8-1 TOMATO SOUP cAxnxui 3°— MELLO WHEAT HENKEL’S FAMILY FLOUR HENKEL’S VELVET Crt* end PENN RAD OIL S’ DINNER ROLLS GraadmMlur'a pkg. COFFEE EIGHT O'CLOCK DOUGHNUTS "Star* « 13* CHOCOLATE DROPS ** BOKAR COFFEE £25» COFFEE CHAS! A lANBOBM £27­ BULK LARD 3- 15® Carrots Texas Spinach New Potatoes New Peas Strawberries 10-39c 3*- 25c Cucumbers Lettuce IN SWIFT PREMIUM SAI By Popular Demand we are reaayeted to continue thia tale another week. Hams Sw w‘> Beef Roast Bacon 5Urt Half J.Vi'ilrisM Swift’s Prsaiwa X ib. SMmJ Short Ribs of Beef ALL FUCKS IN THU AD I \ A M8a Ib. �ICT BASTINGS BANNta, WSDNBSPAT, MAT I 1M< | MILO. ‘ CLOVERDALE. 4 1 Mtes Zona Dougl/uw is confined to ■ Mtes Nina Fenner returned home Mrs. James Mosier, who has been >. her bed at this writing with the Saturday a week ago after spending Uj for the past few weeks, suddenly kuM4 wd®. •• .10° iI grippe grippe. i the winter in Kalamazoo where she had a stroke and passed away *.u"tu ■Tk's." oT'pf^Tr, 19IL I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens were took treatments for her ears, which Thursday morning. She had been a >»<i rwrorded i® tb, .<■« th, Bunday guests of their daughter. have been bad since having the flu. sufferer for years with high blood I -■ r..- n.rr. < oanlT Mirhltfaa. .. — . . .. ■ ■ We rejoice to have her borne again pressure and her heart. Sympathy te i 333. and Brush Ridge. and hope she may enjoy better extended to Mr. Mosier and the five A iintkr. j Mr. and Mra. Ernest Gorham and health. daughters, Mra. Alien Newland. Mra. • children of Kalamazoo were SaturOeo. Gallantly of Battle Creek Lyle Williams, and Mra. Oscar. Niece t th, d«i,’day guests of the former’s parents. and Earl Payne of Chicago were of Grand Rapids nnd Mrs. Rube _______________________ callers of Mr. and Mrs. Flower Wed- Austin of Bloomingdale and Mr®. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson of nesday. Roy Bailey ot Battle Creek. of Hickory Garners were Sunday after- j Mr. and Mra. Merle Bradfield and Mrs. Grover Davenport nnd ““noon callers in tlie Geo. Havens’, sen and Mra. Wilcox were ... in Has- daughter Helen, and Mrs. Bert Fai­ ----------------- ---> ••!• •! publir^ lings Friday evening to witness tlie ton were Kalamazoo shoppers FrlCoun’»«■«, »■ ’«'*• «i«» <>» Erwin Havens *as out of school iplay I play "The "The Virginian" Virginian" by by the the Civic Civic day. day, ."7 “ ,Mt• week w,th an kabeess on his Players And pronounce it very good. Mr. B1K1 and Mra. Mra. BUM Ross ricnc Pierce »<> ond if July. A. D. l> rasT l»34. m >1 ?|o — r—.. nix. m flea la n IIt ■ 1® better TW»ttOF nt Thd Aid U.-n< nttpnztoel at nt <1,0 .<_....v.we-_.. for.noon. Ka.urn O,..J st.nd- nawalr neck. He te a little at tlsLl this The Aid was WF>11 well attended the daughter. Mary Joyce, spent Sunday n'''!hrWto-n.77','<,'f‘ ji'.’X *rllln*. i*xxne °riMrs Joncs w«th Mra. Al- with relatives at Lansing I Os m®Um ®t 1 "ounir. dr»rr>t The last meeting of the Glass bertson assistant hostess. Mrs. Nina Mr. and Mra. W. D. Pierce of KSSU'i.lLr ’ follow®. tc Creek Nutrition class for this year;Boyle and Mrs. Evera furnished a charlotte spent Sunday with the nthla was held Thursday at the home of (good program of readings and a Grover Davenport family. • .nj Mrs. Francis Gorham Sixteen mem-, guessing contest. Delicious refreshMr. and Mra. Grant Dickerson 1 ho»- bers and four visitors were presentiments were served by the hostesses, spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. y^Cowtialiu Wu' “r<“in.’' and enjoyed a fine dinner and had a j Mr. and Mrs. Bradfield were Kai- George Whittemore of Delton. ... ............ wr.t pleasant time. The lesson on Table!arnawo visitors Thursday. The same Mrs. Martha Chamberlain is at hundred forty rnd«. itwir, .Courtesy was given in a very able day their mother. Mrs. Wilcox, had txxne again after helping al the o®< JJZtoJJKa h°.nd“d Thirty1 manner by the leader. Mra. Eva Ha-1 for vlsitora. Mr. and Mra. Lyle Wil- dan. AMhby home at Hope Center weeks." ” mor, or I-.., »rrordioC to-f. a. vens, and substitute leader. Mrs. M~.'cox -- — ■*and son of Battle Creek. v - •. for a few --------,y. In io«n t«o nurih. rant, s»v,n Pear] Newland. The class elected ected Sunday Mra. H. J. Flower and Mrs. Lizzie Pennete and daughter xb»ro4ito-1 their leaders for next year. The ■ MUs Bernice attended evening serv- Hazel and Mra. C. Vanderweld of tic® of this O U?w‘u1Mbii!hM*te t*« KwHh'ri- ®iih ®n !iurt»n»nrr. thrrronto t.e members presented Mrs. Evu Ha-'ice at Parchment. At that lime the Kalamazoo were entertained at the HmIIbo Ba" «r. a artrap«p«r printed, menu ond eireoUtiBc I® «aid c®onlr( ,h* "a“* ,hr vens and Mra. Lina Newland with | newly organized Parchment band of Harry Pennete home Sunday. .1 MM t® o.rb D®t~l’at Ha.tinn. Miehion.thi. 3<)ih quilt tops in appreciation for their forty ---------musicians -— made •*“ their first ......................... Mr. and Mra. Bert -McCallum - irc®uian. or that routo <!»» «f Apr.) a !». 1934 services as leaders the past year. public appearance and ployed a Rpenl Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Drf'1i*d’.a’i\^ron',t”nlrA4Fib.H c-rtriXi it "ro»7 to7 a.ViInro. A11 ffl1 Pa‘d the work done program of sacred music under the Bert Mason of Richland. leadership ot Mr. McDowell, ReMr. and Mra. Stevens of Warsaw, ho lira* abort prrKriLod i Hu«>nr«, Addrraa llaatlnca. Mlrbizan. .this year. »®e®. i --------------- —------------------------------------ — The many friends of Mrs. Lina marks were made by J. Kindieberger ma 4pent (he week end with their BirsflELL R; MrPEEk. oRDBb roB pqbucatiom. Newland ore pleased to learn she te and Rev W H- Helrlgel had charge daughter. Mrs. Harold Kellogg, and I, fl,tu ? ^irh'Pu**"' able to be up a little. She has been of the service. family. I ’“at a aCaaXo of oa*reosrt. bald ai tbo confined to her bed for several weeks Mr. and Mra. J. Eppley and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Jock Shorts enterProbat® uflea in th® ritr of H*®Un«o in -With Inflammatory rheumatism. Cora Marhoff of Kalamazoo were tained Mra. Shorts' mother and sis­ NOTICE TO CKEDirons 1 .aidi ruunt>. «>n tho «5th day of April. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilcox and callers at the Flower home Bunday ter and family from Chicago over / p?rorot? Ho®. Stuart CT.tn-k. Jud«o children were Kalamazoo shopperl afternoon. UTek*end. ' . Of Probata. Saturday. They spent the night and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith-enterMrs. Melissa Ashby of Kalamazoo tained company Sunday. Mr. and ls visiting Mra. Chamberlain this ... ......... »■■>■ •»<! Mrs. Harold Prindle, and husband Mrs. Smith will move to the Dewey week. xnpin, havlnc Rl'd i® ••M r»urt at Plainwell. house this week. Mr». Mary Cagney and Mr. and I®. »>»■( tw > 4>r h M for Mrs. McKee of Cloverdale came Mr. and Mrs W. C. Schulte have KIr. and Mrs. Leo Ma aI and chil"b® aUowrtlat 1 i Saturday Tor a visit with Mr. and bcen at theiP farm here for several drtn of Kalamazoo visited Mtes I rtiiVK Mr. Xfr Schulte Rchultz will return to t/> Catherine I.--,-.- „ _____ ____ ______Ryan ___ ' rdFrf.1 tii.i the 2*ih <i»r nt M»r. Mrs.’Fronds Qorham. dhys. Cagney and■ •• Henry ,1.tid“,X,".''l«k. kl ..'"Li 31'cre •“ “ “ lhc °lL’ Chicago tills Monday. Mrs. Schultz Sunday. iPIi<..at«d tor hrariac ••■d prti-1school Monday as the teacher. Mrs. will remain this week. She and Mrs. TI1C cloverdale L. A- 8. will be ... I Slocum, was sick. Quick will be hostesses of the H. L held at the home of Mrs. J. T. 1*dpublic nofs"w’ '««•» •> L. D. 1934. Club next Thursxiay. . row Wednesday, May 0. A j>ot luck thi, ordrr. tor tore® •urcr»»i»® W. H. Olis home included. Mr. and KUNC^SMITH. J*™" "" * SOUTHWEST RrTLAND LEGAL’NOTICES Tufu'i.ua ' Hastings and the former's parents Mra. A. C. Johnson entertained the Stuart Climut, Jad<® of Prob®to. from Quimby. Mr. and Mrs Harry Prairie Literary dub at her home eopr. _ . . „ . I Foster of Bellevue. Mrs. Fred Bar- Wednesday. roi AmHh, BeaUtor of Probata | tow of HaJStlng, and Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Rollo Johnson and Fred Otte of Glass Creek. Mr a.nd Mrs. perry Van Tuyle spent MOTICE TO CBBDITOBI. Friday at Nashville. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Mr and Mrs W. Hubbel and faml)y ot of Hastings were guests or ot Mr. ana and mts Mra.. riarnson Harrison Blocher niocner ramijy । called on Mr. and Mrs. l^vl Kant- Mr and Mrs. Perry VanTuyle SatMr. and Lju™ t- ner, Mr ttnd Mra. Mrs John Blocher, Blocher. and day evening. evening, s'd I also to Nashville Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Velmt Mrs ycima steeby and two of , and adjust. Mr. -------------and Mrs. Walter Hershberger her scholars. — --------- -------------Gordon Green and of th li in (Jimmie Bowerman Bowe attended a bull and Guy Makley spent Saturday In Grand Rapids. game at the Dowling school Friday Mrs. Mary Fisher. Susie and Jer- I afternoon. ry Fisher and Mrs. Cora Wise spent Melvin Slokus of Detroit spent ■ nd that ••id the week end in Ohio. the week end with hte parents, Mr. Mr and Mrs. Ezra Dell and and Mrs. Joe Stokus NOW. THEREFORE, b, nrta. daughter of Lansing spent Sunday । Roger Converse of west of Middlewith Owen Smith. | ville spent Sunday with hte sater I Dale Townsend of North Man- and husband. Mr. and Mra, Orville NOTICE TO CBEDITOB8. ' Chester College spent the week with Pickard. /relatives and friends here. I Mr and Mrs. Albert Green and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kantner of family and Marshall Tripp called on tala Hlra-t . ' Hastings and Guy Kantner and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kermcen and ■ildlnc. in County. U Ai”’ "on I ’ ‘ r‘m,|X wcrc Sunday guests of Levi i Donna Jeanne on the Center rpad >r rrmiitor, io (Kantner. I Sunday afternoon. I Rcv- Harley Townsend and daugh-----“ ..u‘". M«ry. thU, writing. „ Wf. .... ___ _ ___ ...111__>1____________ _ LOWER CROOKED LAKE. i ' .1 . l . r ri,ims Ellsworth Smith Smith and and family. m**’ f 1*1?* I! Ellsworth family. Mra. Mrs. II John Jones te recovering from an lB‘MShsrman Smith and Mra. Velva attack of pneumonia a r> ’Komrans and chjjdren of Hastings! Cowles, who has been on the spent Bunday afternoon with Mra. s»ck list, te improving. Chas. Farlee. Tlie Roush children are out ot S,.U".I , Mtes Glenna Blocher of Holland school entertaining the pink eye. spent Wednesday with her parents. Visitors al H and E. Doster's Mr. and Mra. Harrison Blocher Sunday were Steve Doster and famMra. Chas. Farlee is suffering from "J •nd Bird Doster and family of EAST WALL LAKE I a nabscess on her neck, but te a lit- Doster. AND VICINITY. tie better at this writing. to public A number from this way attended Rev. P. Vreeland of Tecumseh the funeral of Mrs Jay Brainard of visited his cottage one day last ni« EAST IRVING. Pine Lake Monday. Last Week's Letter. ____ Harry ______________ Lelnaar and______ family_______ of DelHarold Andrews and family of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Yankee ton visited at Frank Roush's Sun­ Kalamazoo spent Saturday at Mrs ;Springs spent Sunday with his ste- day. Sprague's cottage. | ter. Mrs. Wm Page, and family. Oakley Lamphere spent Sunday Ed. M.U»W, Mt, ct 1JU.- ! „„ i Mrs. Lottie Sherman and children with friends in Grand Rapids. tnuoo .pent Friday ,1 twin raiUjr MUI wlnI o(- — ------- -. Harvey Hartwell's of Plainwell Lee Reynolds, wire and son Rua- p,,., c<lled on their mother, Mrs. Mr.. visited at Nick Boerman's Sunday. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY o“ T" ? •' E ° M“,lt _______ Hedpa._______ Sunday afternoon. .________ j. Miss Millie Arntz ot -Diamond Reynolds Tuesday afternoon. ■ Mrs Orley Smith _ C... . _ expects to go to Springs vtelted at J. R, Jones a the Butterworth hospital in Grand couple of days last week. Rapids this week for treatment. ---------------- * — — —— The Ryan school will close this COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Wednesday, the school and P. T. A. will hold a meeting and have a pro­ Kam »„d supper In Ore evening. r.m„„ '"t;.. MORTOAOB SALE DEFAULT barter Urn rc« This MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. Is Seed Time! Seeds with high percentage of germination are the least expen­ sive seeds to buy—in fact are the -— ,, isnor rar-rded Hid Oil Co. oil —. r«4« fur <| <>,44,labor d««o r>o i. Mirhlon. on thi Marnord. labor . Aedrrson. labor r» Onanti S3 on mum crop. It 30 j so 3 ®0 5 SO We carry a large stock of High Grade Farm Seeds of the most nf txil Nine, block Ihirtota of •rld’a second addition to tKa Ci Lid" tlardar 8® on WEEKS CORNERS. Mr. and Mra. Leslie Dickerson were Battle Creek shoppers Baturday P. AA Mrs B?ss DeCrocker of Scotts. Mrs- Jessie McArthur of Hickory Corners. Mr. and Mra. Fay Whit­ worth and family of Culver dis­ trict. Lawrence Matteson and Fem Strowbridge of Battle Creek. Mrs. Millie Matteson and son of McOmber district and Mra. Madeline Daniels and baby of Hastings were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matteson's, Mr. and Mra. Fred Ritchie and Bernice Wood of Kalamazoo were Sunday visitors at the Leslie Dick­ erson home. H. O. Armour of Hickory Comm is spending a few days with his daughter. Mra. Lyle Dickerson. Mr. and Mn Will McIlwain and family of the Hendershott district were Sunday p. M callers at Frank Matteson's and Lyle Dickerson's. The Weeks school went to the Dowling school Friday P M. and played ball with the latter. The Weeks school won with the score of — 1IM .... Ji so — 4 30 desirable varieties—all Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed). We ask you to consult us be­ fore you buy your farm seeds. MOTICE TO CREDITORS. SMITH BROTHERS VELTE&COMPANY " ri.M ul U i FS?,^rTn2. Daahn In WOOL. GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIMB AND ETC. Hastings, Michigan t oo 3 SO I” .88, S 80 • no A 80 a® an 38-28 I? 80 11 on o. only seeds to produce a maxi- Telephone 2257 Mrs. A. Johncock. Mrs. Grant Dickerson. Mrs. Wilbur Gibson and Mrs. Lester Monica were Kalamazoo shoppers Tuesday. Tickets for the g Mother and Daughter banquet are for sale at both grocery stores and tlie post office please buy your tickets as I othce. ;xxm ns possible to save confusion, j ' * * HINDS CORNERS. Mr. and Mra Cha*. Oramea and father. Reuben Gromes. Mrs. Perry and Mrs Payne of Battle Creek ‘called on Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias Sunday afternoon. Thalma Tobias of Battle Creek and friend. Everett Maier, of School­ craft spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias. Mr. and Mra. Kect Tobias and children spent Sunday with her ste-. ter. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy, on the State Road. Mrs. Pearl Barrett of Detroit nnd Mb Harold Comp of Hastings arc spending a week with the formers parents. Mr and Mrs C. N. Tobias Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tobias and son ot Battle Creek visited hte parents. Mr. and Mrs. W O. Tbblas. Bunday Mr. and Mra. Glen Moore and family of Nashville spent Sunday with hte brother. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Moore and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Holley of Kal­ amazoo called on her sister. Mr and Mra Burrell Phillips, and family -on Sunday. Mrs. Dorcas Chatman of Has­ tings spent last week with Mrs. Clara Brown. There was a good turn out at the Community meeting at tlie school house Friday night and we all en­ joyed tlie talk by the county nurac. Miss Wetzel, and also the music and singing by Miss Eveline Beardsley. Kenneth Shribley and Paul Smith. The next meeting will be Friday, May 11. when the men are to fur­ nish the program. Itlop, l> ®a!4 dh j«r of Mar. D.l»d. April 19. A. D. 1»U. Bto*ri CImmiI. Jadf, ,( SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. Mrs. Elgle Ackerson of Lansing te visiting relatives here this week. Mra. George Hall entertained for her father's birthday Bunday. Mra. Asa Strait will entertain Wednesday night for Prteclllas birthday. Co, aapiiili 30 SO Mra. Au Strait te looking for her brother. Roy, from Green Bay, Wtecotuln. Delbert Hall, wife and baby of Charlotte were callers at George Hall's Bunday evening. There was a very gvxxl attendance at Birthday club Thursday at Mra. Snoke's. Mra. Au Strait and Priscilla Hall spent one day In Grand Rapids last All. John Strait spent the week end with hte brother, Mllbom. in Yp­ silanti. Merle Hall and family of Charlotte YiM! ad. •pent Bunday with hte sister, Mamie Laming Saturday night to the Ma­ sonic Carnival. Tlm-Do-Little and hte orchestra of Detroit were there. See It here! SE TH GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER THI DOC This range ,437.1 " The tire that wore out brakes, drivers, cars—everything but Itself! More NON-SKID mileage And here’s the GOOD NEWS This marvelous new, G-3 All­ Weather with its many advan­ tages over any other tire on the market costs you nothing extra. Let Us Put Your Radio in Shape for SUMMER SERVICE! Your Tubes Tested Free • Here’s the great new tire announced by Goodyear to match the perform­ ance of the modern motor car with its faster get-away, higher speed, quicker stops and smaller wheels that caused all makes of non-skid tire treads to wear faster ... Come in, see the new “G*3° in your size. See why it gives 43% more non-skid mileage and blowout-protection in EVERY ply. See why it costs more to build. And since it costs you no more to buy, we advise you to put on a set right now! GOOD/yEAW BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE HASTINGS,MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2482 ductc Unit and i been there alteni rental exami Ma: ton i Ma: Ma; examl child NATI BIRK they to m; Cherts We t clinic the ai Pareti their have clinic touch kIwx>: will t taken WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT COLUMN Again Standard gives you greater value, by providing LOCi II CUT Daff .Eig Ei Ren growtl eieclrl portet after ductet Und green! MB that c insure hlghei splndl artifte of tht ■ kJ sucee* perati growtl In c clnth. broiinl requir f Standard’s refin: enginee) lase more frozen der ai four 1 OFFI responsive enei ’ this a idy\ great gaso- Tlie alsting Troast finis hr line—at no extra cos By naw adjustmanta in tho control room, tho hoavior, slower Barr V UY vX, count) , porta of thia already excellent /i ' 4 X*' gasoline are now converted into Z/p'll'n lighter,-laiter unite—in other words Into more Live Power/ This moans that Standard Red Crown Superfuel ia apeed-charged for thoao who want to get there in a hurry. But (or those who like to drive more leisurely thia extra. w you're tpeed-minded, or economy-minded, you really ought to try a tankful of thia more aplrited gasoline. STANDARD RED CROWN SUPERFUEL — more live power per gallon 3424. edit Thei tlon s and D A fine includi UvesU variou chain, mattre shot g’ cimer, . eoua i • you tc aucUm along. ptete II Bate at � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-05-09.pdf 7aea83d680fcbc0b384919c39916647c PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR PRF-QPIinm I YE AR MHER CLINIC IS NOW ON Itselfl inounced perform­ car -with r speed, leels that skid tire tie in, see See why mileage EVERY to build, e to buy, set right r RVICE NE 2482 OLUMN Misuses Power to Keep Youth Who Beat Up On Elderly Man From Serving Sentence Governor Comstock's immediate pardon of Thomas R- Metzger three hours after being convicted on a DOCTORS, DENTISTS charge of assaulting the 67-year-old DONATE SERVICES James Stanton of Greenville is one of the most violently partisan uses This Is a Real Benefit for tho of this power to all Michigan po­ litical (history, Such examples as this Children of Burry make one seriously wonder whether County a governor should be trusted with Last week we announced that ar­ this responsibility. Certainly Gov­ Comstock has demonstrated rangements had been made for the. ।ernor — —-----------------.—th4|^ ho fihou]d Hot pre-sciwol clinic, which will be con-1 conclusively .... ^.,, z u’. : rich or poor cun be perducted by the Barry County Health........ .Unlt ..................... . assistance _ . . . . ।i mltted to a — with the of: doctor* defile the laws of the state and dentist* throughout the coun- lln Utte district." said Judge Royal A. * •-----• . Hawley. In passing sentence. And by ty. A house-to-house ranvass has .executive action Governor Comstock been made and it is expected that there will be a largely Increased। ('virtually uld "Oh yes they can. proattendance over previous clinics. The v ldtog they have sufficient pull.” remaining dates to the schedule for examinations are a* follows: One can't help but wonder how "Justice" wvu.u would have the vvuiac Mlt course u. of PAGES lto8 SPEAKER SECURED FOR 1.0.0. F. BANQUET S °CWN-H00 CONTRACTS Event Celebrates One Hun-! .................................. ................................... "I dred Fifteenth Anniver- | sary of Order IS A VERY FT.FABANT AND 111 the OoMty DELIGHTFUL HOUR AND Program chairman. Charles H. IB A VERY PLEASANT AND ... — county newspapers this FOUR HUNDRED BC Leonard, reports that plans are be­ INTERESTING PLACE ONE-HALF PROGRAM ucck will be found information re­ GIRI^I WEBB FBI ing completed foe the I. O. O. F. garding signers of the county ComFOR TOURISTS IS ARRANGED ACHIEVEMENT banquet to be held on Tuesday eveHog contract program. This data (Governor Ignores All —Sense off TANPFRI RY HARRY «■<1 Justice tofardon to-Pardon Thos. Metzger Met: gB|,M THE DATES AND PLACES WHERE CHILDREN CAN ATTEND ■e that HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MAY 9, 1934 14 PAGES MANY MOVIE STARS CHIMPIDN ~ vX%.F“’ b ’BIM.S. ritog. May 15. and a fine time Is osIs given sb that members of the As­ (sured. sociation may assist the County Al- YOUNQ PEOPLE COM­ SIGNAL HILL ONE OF I Carl W. Otto, secretary of the roc*T nil CICI no lwn'fnt Committee to presenting a . Lansing Chamber of Commerce, has MUSIC ASSOCIATION PLETE ALL PROJI UntAI UIL rltLUb fair statement to the government re­ been secured as speaker. He has ------------- Warding every producer. Please look of the husky. 23-year-old Metzger ------------been here a number of times and Oil Derricks So Numerous It over youx figures and those of your Winners Have Opportunity to whom father to addition to being a Representatives at Meeting lias delighted all who heard him. wealthy "potato king” Is also secreLook. Like a Fore.t Discuss Organisation of Roy Cordes will sing and the Attend Club Week »t .. snip committee any statement you lary of the state board of agricul­ Karmes young people are to furnish From a Distance may find that is wrong. Chorus, ., 'nunc •s. College in July ture and an influential member'of!; „ . a County music curing during me the Dunqirci. banquet. . __ ' . There are so many sights to see,' _Tho Woodland township list of Governor Comstock's party. |I Next week Thursday evening, May, Dancing will follow the program. The Barry County 4-H Handle and so many places to visit out o»;f? irn * ” og l , ,,g ? eni w1U It la not exaggerating to say that. „ lh Bar dlcraft. Clothing and Hot Lunch cluhfl —Orchestra —.... if many similar abuse, of the power, A? b fer~ will pre- -Doc" McGuffln's orchestra playing, i the coast, that it 1* !mpoasibte to 1th* Woodland paper, the Carlton held their annual Achievement Dav rt'’m7.r* nxM!a * A-. *• B'terno.- wm preof vrtn mra tn aJhFTf lohL it wnT* will <lo more .721 . J?.. ?rc ' Ticket chairman is Ermonl New- mention all of them From Um An5vln’J'Uu 1x1 fhe Fr5ep2rt E*’ Saturday, May 5, with 400 boya anil “nt a ln Central auditorium ton and Ray Waters and L. E. Bar­ to put tne public in a real revoiu-illtire commencing at 8:00 o'clock, nett form lhe decorations commit- gele*. where we were, one could look 1 P"- thc „Thofn>?plp‘f1?J gtrl* to attendance at the Metlionorth and see the mountains back Springs list* in the Middleville po­ dlst church In HasUnga. tlonary frame of mind than the Thc pr0Brain< containing a pleasing . tee. . ‘ hirh ov>vr.rrtnr The Pr0Kra,n. containing a pleasing tee. of Hollywood. A drive of a mile or,P"- V* Cartieton and Maple Grove economic condition* which' rtoduetn variety This variety of of concert concert and and symphonic symphonic This banquet banquet marks marks the the one one hunhun- two would bring you to sight Uie*.,Na?!iy1Ue , P^?er .A11 Handicraft project and made ,115 “ °oag selections, «‘«;Uona- ha* has been been arranged arranged to to last last dred dred fifteenth fifteenth anniversary anniversary of of thc the some of lhe beautiful ivomes. really other township list* of Com-Hog ------issue on, about ttnd hourv — ------------------force his Insurrection bond issue on , aPout and one-half hour*. I founding of Odd Fellowship. mbits of their work. Ninety­ palatial mansions of some of the ' signer* will be found in the Hastings girls completed the Clothing pre , Of special Interest will be a "Valse I well known movie stars. Harold । Bann*r----------------------- । Symphonic" by Howard Cresa of Lloyd has a large estate and a wonCommitteemen wUl receive romFreeport, an accomplished violinist derful home, as has Mary Pickford-' h*”1* on these lUta up to May 20th. club year, according to Harold 3. | and composer. Another feature of I JUNIOR HIGH TO GIVE Moy 11—Central 6clxx>l City. and many others that might be Foster, County Agricultural Agent. । the concert will be Tershak's "Mur-1 May 15—Dowling. .named. On the route there Charlie OLD-TIME MINSTRELSY Miss Sylvia Wlxson. Assistant I fillo," a flute solo, by A. A. Blfemo, | May !6—Star Grange. Chaplin's studio, a whole block Stale Club Leader. Judged the I the director. Thl* flute concerto Is Muy 18—Harry Brown's home (Al| lang, is only a little out of the way. An old-time minstrel show with !one of the most difficult piece* ever! clothing exhibits and Style Ravua toft and Fisher). (Several other immense studios are black faced comedians, end men and and named the following girl* as ____ composed for this particular tostru-1 May 8—Cloverdale. delegates to the annual Club Week Jokesters combined with a number of ,■ ment and requires the touch of a LEADER AND HIS MERRIE scattered around thc city and not so May 24-25— Delton. far dHtant. Great, high fence* sur­ musical specialities will be presented at Michigan State College to July. . —- -'real mister to render properly. Wl May 10-11—fcellogg Ag. School. , BAND TO APPEAR IN round them, which really serve as by Junior High school students at BUDQETB PARED TO MEET Clothing delegates, Helen Reeaor, May 9-10—Middleville. a notice that the public is not wel­ the final Control school assembly Woodland; Kathryn Horton. Dal­ pupils, will play the difficult piano, CENTRAL AUDITORIUM MUCH RESTRICTED May 17—Orangeville. come. However, over the top of the BOTH ARE VERY ACTIVE ton; Dorothy Cogswell of Lake View Wednesday. Moy 30. commencing al accompaniment. Among the other! May 15-Wood. INCOME ecial interest on the Dl Av nnl nD r..| r ? nc * “ >-OU c t n mak.-belleve 10:15 to Central auditorium. Mr. was named as alternate in case IN COMMUNITY number* of special interest on the May 10-Coata Grove. Wesley Logan has charge of the in­ Woodland Sketches" PLAY IS COLORFUL .stores on make-believe streets, and neither of the other girls could at­ program are: " May 15-18—Nashville. AFFAIRS .R.TVM..H, containing! UFRQIHM nF I FRFMn make'b<Ueve on mak*-beheve tend. From the Style Revue. M1M strumental music and the vocal mu­ by Edward MacDowell. containing1 May 22—Assyria. Wild Rose" VtnblUN Ur LtbtND water. In fact, if it wasn't for the sic will be to charge of Miss Frances SALARY CUTS ABSORB Wlxson picked Marjorie Jones of the four numbers "To a 1 ~ “ May 23-24—Woodland. it an ------------{"make-believe" there wouldn't be Lacey and Frances Warner of Hunter. A complete program is given MOST OF REDUCTION "Will O the Wisp,j,” al an uia _ Old! . May 29—Maple Grove. .. a.u:,— n—»----------Made ' much to the movie business today. Il C. H. OSBORN COMPANY Costumes Woodland as the Style Championa. From an Indian i Hertings, Trystlng Place." ”1 A complete physical and dental ‘ | is to be congratulated however on TO MOVE TO KALAMAZOO >me—Gerald Schultz. Most Teachers Here Now Re- ; Lodge" and "Largo" from “From Under Personal Supervision !l tlie natural appearance it produces examination will be given to each school was chosen as Hot Li ceive Lor, Pay Than Liquor |'h' »» *». child who enters the tllnlc. VACCI­ even though it is artificial. But the of Miss Ruth Robson , । ton Dvorak. Two Tickets to Georgia—Ensem­ Plant to Locate in Grace Cor­ delegate. NATION WILL BE GIVEN IF DE­ P. O. Lundin. Assistant State Store Employees Of all MacDowell'* compositions Robin Hood and his band of mer- movie business is an important in­ SIRED by The parents. Also ble. 30 voicesset Building — Change Per ­ dustry and means much to HoliyLeader, chose the following Speaking before the Commercial pone hn3 bftn n»ore universally pop­ rle men will appear before Hastings Jokes—Interlocutor—Sanford Rogthey will be given toxoid treatment from the Handicraft clubs as < Club Tuesday noon Superintendent ular Uian lhe series of pieces to­ audiences on the stage of Central mits Many Economies to make them Immune from diph­ r7View | eluded *" to Woodland Sketches. auditorium this Friday evening. land are a temperamental bunch. gates: Kenneth Litts of Dalton End men—Pcrsus Newton, Carl D. A. Vsn Buskirk gave a Tv.^w People of this community will re- Thomas Robinson of Carlton i theria IP -HIE PARENTS DESIRE. of lhe elty schools for lhe current1i These compositions were written May 11. commencing at eight o'clock We explained last week that the Edmonds. .Whistlin' to the Dark and Throw year to comparison with the 1931- i> white MacDowell was living to Bos­ when the play "Robin Hood" will bees around a molasses barrel. Pos­ Robert Walton arc planning to move clinic Is limited to chlldren-Txtween ton before he took up his duties at be presented by the Dramatic Club sibly It should be a matter of regret to Kalamazoo some time during the Another Log on the Fire—Boys' *ex- 32 session. the ages of six months and six years. • tliat immigration has and Winfred McBain of Delton In brief the school census has In- 'Columbia University. "Will O' the of the Hastings High school under though Parents are especially urged to bring i tet. Leon Van Dalsun. Vernor Few­ readied such a low stage that stars middle of June or tint part of July. named as-alteraatea. let*. Hl». Harry null) Thompson. R IKW A11 NORA I >. IXAUIItAn Kenneth illHOCU creased slightly Ollgllliy W1UIC while UIC lhe llUlIlOCr number 'Wisp." second to the series, has burn direction of Miss Ruth Robson. An unusually favorable opportunltheir children between the ages of The County 4-H Club B Many versions of this well-known are being compelled to marry their Norman Bogart and Keith of pupils has remained pracUcally described as a perfect tone picture six months and two years. If they I Stamm. ~ Old husbands. Champion was not picked 6ati constant. Tlie cost per capita has of those mysterious dancing insects story have been written for the have no wuy to bring them to the ' Not far from tlie Asphalt pond, pany. of which he has been mana­ to represent the county at which llv« liven stage but the particular one select­ Tumbling — Margaret Beaver and been reduced from 885.04 In 1931-32 wnicn n summer evenings with ger since 1919, to the Grace Cor ­ clinic they are asked to get to j to 884.16 in 1933-34. School bud- F’elr flickering light. "From An In­ ed by the Dramatic Club is gen­ mentioned last week, Is an old oil­ set Company building in Kalamazoo Week. The County Health touch with the school officers .or the Myrtle Lancaster. 1 "She Powders Her Nose," reading get* have, been cut by one-third. | dlan Lodge" was based upon a Kl- erally considered to be the best of field. Some ot the wells are still prompted Mr. Walton to consider1 will make this choice Utter school teacher of their district, win owa (The amount received from tuition '" 1"* Indian theme, a woman's - -song ----- them all. Costumes and settings pumping oil. but scores of the der- the move. Through economies in club members who have finish* will try to arrange for them to be —Arietta Arnold. (Continued on page five) "Valse Helen," Cornel solo—Persus is about 83.500 leas than in 1931-32. of mourning for her last son. Mac- hove beeti made under [icrsOnaJ su­ operation made possible by thl* new taken to the clinic. pervision of Miss Robson and five <Continued on page six) Newton. and taxes received locally are about location, his company will be able of the costumes for the leading CAPT. L- B. POTTER "Hombone" dialogue — Ellen 828.000 leas. Considerably leas money to moke considerable savings to pro­ BARRY CO. NORMAL characters have been ordered spe­ has been received from tlie state COUNTY FEDERATION White. Phyllis Newton. duction costa. ' OF NASHVILLE DEAD Both Mr. and Mra. Walton have COMMENCEMENT MAY cial from a New York costumer. "Dinah"—Ensemble. primary fund, mna. although annougn the tne school Tlie price of tickets will be ten . Novelty Dance — Agnes Johnson system here Iym benefitted from I MEETS AT FREEPORtaken an unusually active part In about 810,OOd additional state and I cents until Friday noon and from Former Well Known Farmer civic affairs here. Mr. Wklton was Graduates Presenting , and Zabelle Adrounle. I "Chloe" vocal solo— Earl Cappon. (Continued on page five) i Honor Guest on May 18 fc then on 15c. The advance sole is of Maple Qrove and Father the second president of the Rotary esting Program in being conducted through the High Junior High basso. Club, was president of the Com­ | school office. Box office sate to of Justice W. W. Potter Harlem Plunkers. Guitar and har­ ILLUSTRATED LECAuditorium mercial Club last year. Is a director Central auditorium will commence selections—loivem Catlin. Capt. L, B. Potter, father of Su­ of the Hastings City Bank and of LOCAL FLORIST CONDUCTS monica Wagon Wheels, Ensemble—Robert TURE ON THE MASS' tb.« an hour and a half before the show preme Court Justice Wm. W. Pot­ the Hastings Building and Loan As­ wlll hold ft* comn starts. INTERESTING SERIES McLeod. Keith Craig. Keith Hawk­ sociation. He was on the board of ter. died at his home in Nashville else* on Thursday 1 the Barry County Federation of The Dramatic Club as It* name Sunday after a long illness, at the directors of the Hastings Country ins and Charles Bmelker. Father Bernard Loeher toi Women's Clubs will be held in the indicates OF TESTS is an organization of stu­ ripe old age of M years, being the Club for nine years, and lias taken of the Central school. A cli "No Surrender March." two piano Speak at St. Rose Church Masonic Temple at Freeport on Fri­ dents interested In plays and play oldest number, four girls— Ingartha Peter­ resident of Nashville. fifteen will receive diploma*. day, May 18. with the following pro­ production. Each year it puts on son. Ruth Munton, Helen Will and CUTS TIME OF NORMAL Capt. Potter was bom to Camillus, (Continued on page three) Thursday Night Again, a* in the previous gram: ’ one or two programs for public Ethel Sayles. . Onondaga Co.. New York, Feb. 8. 9:00 A. M—Registration. The citizens of Hastings and vi­, PLANT DEVELOPMENT presentation and Robin Hood will 1838, coming to Michigan to 1850, EIGHTY-NINE H. H. S. cinity are cordially invited to at­ Cotton field with big moon shin­ tend an illustrated lecture on the' Devotlonals—Mrs. F. O. Tabberer, be the current offering. The Dra­ Daffodils Made to Bloom in ing. matic Club Is able to draw on the SENIORS_TOGRADUATE sion, each member ot the , The Civil war broke out a couSacrifice ot the Mass at St. Rose Freeport. (Continued on page six) "Missouri Waltz"—Ensemble. ' i pie of years later, and on Sept. 19, .Eight Days—Heated Soil Flag Salute. church on Thursday evening. May "Go Down. Moees"—Ensemble. 1801. he enlisted to the Merrill Horse The Rev. John Kitching to to Education to Meet the 1 Welcome—Mrs. Albert Wells. Free­ Experiments Underway RECEIVER NAMED The Youngest in the Family." her to his lecture Will explain the port. in Battle Creek, enlisting in As* and Economic Changes." Mias I Deliver Baccalaureate— Remarkable results in plant reading—Ruth Munton. syria. His service was such that he Cool will play a piano aoto: a Response — Mrs. R. O. Finnic, deep lessons of the various symbols FOR CO-OP ELEVATOR was selected ns Captain in Nov. growth by use of artificial light and Violin ado—Charles Leonard. tette will sing two songs and 01ms Night May 31 and ceremonies of the Mass. The Woodland. electrically heatgd soil have been re­ "Mammy's Little Coal Black Rose." Mau is the central act of worship of 1864, and continued to serve his Maude Smith will present th Minutes of annual meeting and ex­ Elghty-nlne seniors wlU be grad­ plotna*. ported by Clyde Wilcox, local florist, Mammy Chocolate and Pickanin­ teountry until the close of the war. Dissolution of Company Ask ­ ecutive board : Recording Secretary. the Catholic church. It I* the very after a series of experiments con­ nies. He came home on a furlough In uated from the Hastings High school Following the program the heart of the Catholic religion and Mrs. Ernest Smith. Coats Grove; ed of Court—Chas. 1M3. and’on Feb719, ’ leoTXi (Bupertnducted through the winter months. Accordlan solo—Victor Belslto. therefore it occupies a most import­ Treasurer's Report, Mrs. Glenn unlted lu marriage to Miss Clarinda °71115 Under ordinary conditions a "Stop dat Whimperin.' " girl trio— ant place in the life of every sincere Densmore. Woodland: Revision of Cook, Receiver and friends, former County Trimmer. After the close of the 1 of . the , smaU “ l classes of "cent greenhouse temperature of about 55 Kathryn Saunders Imogene Cooley, graduates, and Normal teec Papers have been filed in the cir­ Catholic, and the chief source from By-Laws, Mrs. C. D. Bauer,’Hastings degree* Fahrenheit is the maximum Helen Strimback. cuit court for a receivership for the which he or she derives the grace and Mr*. Prank Lenta, Nashville. 1833, 110. The record class for AH that can be maintained at night to Vocal solo "Lazy Bone*"—Rex and help to live practical Catholic Appointment of Committee*. Hastings Co-operative Elevator Grove township, where he time was to 1823 when 113 received insure a healthy plant growth. With Foreman. .Club Reports. Company. Charles Cook, of Wood­ until he moved to Nashville in 1908. diplomas. lives. Our Non-Catholic friends often higher temperatures plants grow Guitar solo—Charles Smelker. Surviving him are two sons, Su­ mal room. Speakers' Bureau — Mrs. C. D. land; Is named receiver In the paattend Catholic service* and this Leading events on the schedule of splndtey and "anemic." But by using preme W“ m - w T>n>tar "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot"—En­ lecture will afford them an oppor­ Bauer, Hastings. Receiving diplomas are: pent II, u now oportUn, th. >•» “ Justice w the graduating class for the balance artificial light twenty-four hours out semble. Mary Thompson Memorial—Mrs. WtxxlUnd elevator tor the hra °» NMhvlIlr. .nd two daughter.. tunity to team more about this of thfe day temperature* as high as Finale. Bureau ' ,Mra- Vincent Norton of Maple Grove central act of worship of the Cath ­ Baccalaureate service to be held 85 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit can be There will be general regret that! af* M1“ ««• * Neville; Conservation—Mrs. J. F. Mohler. olic church. Bucoessfully used. This higher temthis action seemed wj to uc be ni-vesaary. necessary I 5 grandchildren and 10 great- Sunday afternoon. May 37. at Cen­ Darby. Noah villa; Arlene bckm. occtuca . . -----ANNUAL SCOUT DRIVE Father Loeher Is from the Sacred Middleville. tral auditorium commencing at four Woodland; Nalda and No K..> there did jta. grandchildren >- perature assists to speeding plant not seem any other I Grandchildren, County Project — Mrs. Marian but Heart Seminary of Detr.oit and will growth. way. The Co-operative elevator was Ti'p funeral was held this Wed- o'clock, the Rev. John Kitching will PLANNED FOR MAY 21 bring an inspirational message. Goodyear. Hastings. deliver the address and the Girls’ Preejjort; Marciel Ba In one scries of experiment* hya­ a well constructed, but not a well nesdoy forenoon at the home. Rev, State Meeting — Mrs. c. D. Bauer. The slides that Father Loeher cinth. daffodil and tulip bulbs were A dawn to dusk campaign will be planned elevator, os one can see M. M E. ’ Hoyt Hnu* officiating. Interment' Glee Club will present several num- Alta Potter. Marte will use in illustrating his lecture Hastings. brought to bloom in from one-third conducted by Scouts. Camp Fire District' Meeting—Mrs. F. R. Ev­ from looking It over. There 13 too was made in the Wilcox cemetery. were made by the Keystone View to one-quarter the time ordinarily Olrl unite and friends of these or­ ComjAny under . the direct super­ erhart, Hastings. ting*little wheat raised to Barry county Night to be held in Central required In all three instances bulbs ganizations ______________ __ ,, May 31. „ on____ Monday, to vision of Father George A. Keith. Report of Nominating Committee. to justify building such an elevator CENTRAL P. L A. TO ium Thursday evening. May already were brought in from oflt of doors raise funds for continuing activities 13:30—Dinner. Methodist church. 8. J., who has used them to hl* lec­ frozen solid. One lol was grown un- during - ------------' ’ ‘ the coming year. — The drive INSTALL OFFICERS Geiduutlon exercise* to be held storage of materials that an elevatures to practically every state of der artificial light shining twenty- will be handled much after the fash­ Vocal > Solo—Mrs. Orville Dearthe union. Prtdsc. June 1. commencing at two four hour* out of the day and a ion os the one liftt year. Although Reports of P. T. A. Congress o'clocf . In the evening the graduates There will be no admission charge dorf. Freeport. (Continued on page three) Monday will be the day of the drive In Memorlam—Mrs. Cheater W. C. T. U. CONVEN­ and the expenses of this lecture will wilt be guest* of honor at the Alum­ to Be Presented Thurs­ there will be special Scout demon­ be defrayed by a free-will collection. Smith, Nashville. TOWNSHIP CLERKS ni banquet. TION TOMORROW strations and activities during the OFFICIAL CANVASS Presentation of New Officers. day Evening Programs for Class Night and for week. DEPOSIT Plano Solo—"Invitation to the ON BOND QUESTION entire -.IV vtAi.iai i . *. n. W.I. IICIU graduatton I exercises have not been Gold. Medal Contest to Be in the auditorium on Thursday eve- ' i The object thl* year will be to get SPECIAL COURSE FOR Dance," Joan Will. arranged completely a* yet. patrons of Scouting. Each unit Remarks—Mrs. M. J. Cross, Dis­ X Held at the Evening . ning, May 10, at 7:45 o'clock, when I —— ------------------K.(i.UrBoy..rtHMMAl BARRY TEACHERS trict Barry County Taxpayers 701 has been assigned a quota and plans President. K’jyr '“L.JSj-1’" “' TAX COMMISSION Session for the organizations are under way.• daxln< Chattel MortVote 158 Yes and No Plano Solo—"Edelweiss 011 During the week of June 4 a speWithin the past few year* Scout’ clal course to psycho-educational Waltz," Ruth Ellen Thomas. ; Tomorrow. Thursday, the fifty­ MEETS HERE TOMORROW 3,524 and Camp Fire Olrl work has been' problems will be held either to the Ballet —"Country Gardens" by sixth annual convention of th? The county canvassing board, con­ carried on with great success. To ’ Central or the High school building Grainger. Joan Wills, accompanist, Barry County W. Q. T. U. will be Members to Decide Distri­ Becretary—Mr*. Earl Boyes. sisting of tlie county Clerk, County date there are GOO boys and 300 girls held at the United Brethren church, depending on the number who en- Mrs. P. G. Pultz. Treasurer—Mra. Robert Moore. bution of Fifteen Treasurer and Judge of Probate, throughout the county enrolled in1 rolL Classes will be held for a total Address—Mrs. Henry. Felton, of starting at nine A. M. Mrs. Clara Historian—Mrs. Archie McDonald. finished their canvass crf.the votes of these two organizations. Ball, district president will speak at Mill Levy of 34 hours during the week. Two Grand Rapids. Father Vlce-Pres.—Archie McDon­ the recent bond election to this With the assistance given by the to three term hours' credit may be Vocal Duet—"Tell us Merry Birds the forenoon and afternoon sessions ald. Between agitation for a 838.000.­ county Thef found the total Yes W. K. Kellogg Foundation the coun­ of Spring, ” Lillian Blough and Wil ­ and Hqp. John C. Ketcham will earned. Mr. Carter of the Western Teacher Vlce-Pres.—Miss Jennie 000 bond issue and other expendivote* were 158 and the No votes were ty Is only required to raise about present the medals and speak In the McBain. State Teachers College will be to ma Welland. ' 3434. SlvOOO a year to carry on this work.: charge. Work taken up to connec­ Poster Contest—All Clubs partlcl- evening, a Gold Medal contest will Report* of the delegates, Mr*. D. __ _____________ may _ have overlooked______________ the fact that _ Without such assistance the county feature the evening meeting. The D. Walton. Mra. W. M. Stebbins and there 1* a fifteen mill tax limitation COMMUNITY AUCTION SALE. tion with this course will be "Cltolcould not provide these organiza­ cal studies of pupils presenting psy: Resolutions of Courtesy Commit- complete program was printed in Mra. J. C. Ketcham, who attended j law still in effect. Yet such is the । There will be a community auc­ tions for the benefit of boys and last week's Banner. ,-■* cho-educatlonal problems, such as thc Grand Rapids convention, will lease. tion sale at the fair ground, with girls without expending several One-Act Play—'They Criticised, behavior difficulties and deficiencies I* given. I Tomorrow. May 10. the TairOqgj- . Messrs. Burdick. Milter i Matthews times this amount. to reading, spelling and arithmetic. and How?" Cast of characters, Free­ BRILLIANT METEOR ----------------- -----------------------mission consisting of Ellis Faulknei, । a* managers; Emeat Oray as Clerk Hugh Riley, a* county chairman, individual base port Women's Club. Mrs. Amy and Dewey Reed as auctioneer. The will have general supervision of the Work involving SEEN BY OBSERVERS studies, home visit*, conferences, la­ Black. Mrs. Eflte Rickert; Mrs. sate will start at 1:00 o'clock sharp. boratory and clinical procedure. Helen White, Mrs Ida Houck; Mrs. A meteor of unusual brilliance was MEETING DATE CHANGED wUl meet to decide how the fifteen A fine list of property will be offered, Theory and practice of the case May Green. Mrs. Thelma Seifert; seen to flash across the sky here In ■mill tax shall be spread here In the erwise including some farm machinery, study, including 'history and phys­ In view of the Odd Fellows ban­ county. Lost year here in Hartings , a westerly direction about 2:00 live stock, harnesses, milk separators, MEMORIAL PROGRAM psychological, and educational o'clock Sunday morning by Harry quet to be held May 15 a meeting the school received nine and ooa- , various kind* of (toves. tables, AT CENTRAL SCHOOL ical, NOTICK OF MEETING OF examinations as well, as remedial Young and Bud Wolfe. It. left a of the Hastings Playground Asso­ half ml'Ja, the county four mills chairs, couch, *ettee, bed steads, BOARD OF REVIEW. will be considered." A Memorial program will be held treatment, mattress and springs, commode, glowing trail which could be seen ciation committee, scheduled for and tlie state 1 of a mill. Out in tlie I Tlie Board of Review will meet for many seconds after the meteor that day, will be moved forward to county thc township* received two to shot guh, suit of clothes, vtolln, dul­ to Central auditorium ^Tuesday, There will be no expense to Barry cimer. and a larg® U»t of mtecellan- May 29. commencing at 10:15 to county teacher* who taka this course. Monday. May 31, 1834, in the coun­ Itself had passed from view. Before Wednesday. May 16, Ute meeting to four mills, the county four mills, the cil room at the city hall, city of be in the city hall. . eou* irtlcfe*, Here is a chAnce for honor ot veterans of the Civil, Span­ GUILDS MEET THURSDAY. Hastings, Michigan, at nine o'clock teor appeared to explode and break went to the schools. r you to get Just what you need at ish and World wars, and the Auxil­ Tomorrow, Thursday, the annual :in the forenoon. CONVENTION POSTPONED. auction prices. If you have anything iary organizations. Tlie program will up Into two parts which continued meeting of the Pennock H “ P. 1UI I Hospital At this time any persons desiring ANNOI Because of so many conflicting you want to dispose or, bring It consist of a play, "in Memory." to follow nearly parallel courses. It th« win and inability to get the dealong, a commission of 3 per cent given by sixth grade pupils in which Guilds will be held al the Metho- to do *o, may examine hte, her or waa aesermeu as oy tar me mane event* . • , th. tin, County will be charged for selling. For com-1 are incorporated mardies and mc- dist church parlors, with a pot luck I their assessment on thc tax rolls briuurn meuw th. two Bunday School convention, scliedplete list of articles to be sold, terms.' mortal exercises. Central school luncheon at one o'clock. Report* of i and may show cause, if any exist*, had ever seen a ' __________ tiled to meet in Nashville, has been port at the primary eta. read the Community Auction teachers have charge of directing the ofltoera and Guilds will be given I why the valuation thereof should be --------------------postponed.until fall. Notice of th DANCE AT CBE88EY. Sate advertisement to this issue and, this play white Joe Broaak is trato- followed by election of officers and I changed. City Clerk. Saturday.night, May 13.—Adv. a program. I Adv.—Out 5-10 time and place will be given later. remcmtxr Uw dale. 1 tog U»e boy* to the flag drill. .*££«“S5Si MANY ENROLLING IN IBEVIEWOF H1SIMS SCHOOLS DRAMATIC CLUB TO GIVE‘ROBIN HOOD MR. IND MIS. BOST. WILTON TO LEAVE 73 AND PLANT GROWTH U g a ■ a >re IO- r**e», Ito. WN gallon �TOK HASTINGS BAHNKK, WXDHK8DAT. MAT K IMA 4< T ffr To Whom This Ad May Concern gw Decoration Day uran, Sell Poppies Saturday, May ?p\ LOCAL Memorial popples which the worn-1 making centers have been in operMrs. Frank Edmond* is confined en of thc- American Legion Au*il- I-ation Lu 40 1* re- w to her ucu bed W>UI with MM! the 1IU1UOIIB*. infiuenxa. ”" — ” elates, bnployment i men unabl* do work ot I -nd u _ h__n Ilary wl^ distribute in Barry Oo. on ctriotad *to ------------------ to ----------- PROGRAM AND EXHIBITS "Poppy Day." May M. have been a FKATURE MEETING means of providing employment to sss “I r-s ON TUESDAY hundred* of disabled World war veterans through the winter and a hand rather than machln# spring month*. The little red flower* OFFICERS CHOSEN wi 1 VUWMU.IS nave have made possible earnings of of apFOR COMING YEAR ’proximately $100,000 for these dls- .UM n>n> emWo>»d In the poop,;"1’ ,or PKttailuh-**. run LUMINU ICHfi ublcd mcn Making of the paper project. The number of popplea tn nt I The Presbyterian Missionary . . , ,t,, n-popples which lhe American Legion a man can make In one day i* re- meeting date has -been changed to Addresses by Paul Pressman - ^MXtnpry ntim on "Poppy Day" to striated m order- that the worker* Friday, May )1, at 2:30 P. £4.. at the and Miss Roberta Hershey, be worn in honor of Use World War will not tax their strength. Thc , home of Mr*. Robert Walton. ar k r dead U reserved strictly for the war work is directed in such a manner Mis* Betty Blough, who ha* been M. S. C. Specialist ’disabled. It offers a mean* of em- that it will aid in the physical and seriously ill with double pneumonia, The ninth annual Home Eco- - ployment to veteran* unable to do mental rehabilitation of the veter- i* somewhat Improved, which 1* notifies Achievement Day was held at - other work and not only bring* them ins. a* well u giving them financial 8°od new* to. her many friends. the Methodist church on Tuesday. J money for the support of themselvet jcneflU. Hie money contributed for | The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.1 .with 445 women In attendance. The and famlli4». but aid* in their re­ .jopples pays lhe wage* of the pop- 'T. N. Knopf, Theodore, jn. is gain-1 members of the twenty-nine grtxups ’ habilltation by giving them bene­ □y-rriakera and help* support thc Ing splendidly from hl* recent at-1 ... Barry — ,— ncta). interesting work. in county have completed Legion and Auxiliary's actiyitle* for tack of pneumonia, for which all, their second year’s work in “Nutri­ The poppin* are made in govern­ .he welfare of the disabled veterans are glad. tion." the lessons having been very ment boBpltaU and in special poppj aid dependent families. 1 The law case ot Mra. Lena Velte, profitable. BUY A POPPY ON SATURDAY, et al va. Jamca R. Meadows for a' workrooms maintained by lhe Auxll Some splendid exhibits were made iary. This year 58 different popp: WAY 26. bill'of accounting wa* heard by: | Judge Me Peek on Thursday. He. by the groups emphasizing thc lopTcs studied during lhe year. . ------------------------------------------------------------ t granted the bill for accounting. HUDDEN DEATH OF , Wilcox’* Greenhouse flower* may' MRS. M. J. CROSS presented with leaders’ pin* by the MRS. CIoARENCE RADFORD, be bought at the Star Bakery and I group members In appreciation of I ELECTED PRESIDENT The many friend* ot Mra. Clar- ’at the Western Union office. See the , their splendid, faithful work ini ence Radford, aged 62. were sad- adv. for particular*.—Adv. HASTINGS :: Telephone 2497 :: MICHIGAN presenting the lessons. Justice Andrew Matthews assessed I Honored at District Feder- dened 10 near ot' ‘ whlch’ Election of officers resulted a* fol- , ti u . zm: * .occurred suddenly on Saturday eve- Harold Tasker and Arlie Haight, । A HOME INDUSTRY A MEMBER of the NBA lows: General chairman, Mrs C. D. i ation Held at Olivet nlng at her home 336 W. Marshall both of Ionia. 16.80 fine and co*te, Bauer; Secretary. Mra. Leon Dun-1 81 ahe had wwked that day a* for spearing illegally, their arrest be- j Last Week nlng.. m»vM, Delton; Recreation v<uuuw<i, chairman, >1 ixuk . I customary, and her n&sslne was a Ing made by Conservation Officer "" " " 1 ~",JJ ,' •____________________ Mrs. Esther Dunn. Delton; Publicity] Southwestern District Fvdcr- <hock ^er fgjnHy. w>lo thought George Sumner. PLEADS GUILTY TO I DEATH 0F raEO CUSHING. U,e Ptaher’ E 8lBtC umVat O^ve?ra. May 7VndTK ,>hR„Xl^ one MI^ION ARY’lINIDN I Wednesday, May 30 THIS DAY will be observed by many people all over the land. Perhaps there is an unmarked grave on your lot. Why not see us now and make a selec­ tion. We have on display in our showroom the most beautiful designs of Memorial Art wo ever have shown. Prices very reasonable. Hastings Monument Works FI.WWO UUIM 1 IU cu^jng, Bged 79. B*10'1 Countj Federation. It be-,daSer county chair- pawed AlLiv. («-««• LARCENY CHARGE - MISSIONARY UNION EXCHANGE PROGRAM WATERS CLOTHES SHOP For Friday & Saturday ... we will sell... - SUEDE LEATHER BLAZERS for Suses 36 to 46 Smooth, Perfect Skins, Leather Lined Lapeh, Sateen Lined, Pure Worsted Trim. Genuine Talon Zipper . 35 of These Fine Garments Go On Sale at This Special Price WATERS CLOTHES SHOP I news He Ls survived by his wife, a Boaaid Kenyon Draws Tenn Ison. Will W. Cushing ot Alma, and M.ur. L,dl" ’**“ H“hernoon al lwo °,ctock- 016 Bcv >J w I a daughter, Mrs. Rose Hubbard, of kins. Caley and Smith. Nashville at Ionia—Kinnie Case ville Society on Fri­ Sklt-’The Tramed Rats.’ Assyria ' Mrs 7 K1Uhln« omclallng, interment being I Postponed ' Funeral service* were held at the day Afternoon | J. Cross and Mra P R. Everhart be-1 ‘ wvcr*iae cemetery. 2 Ronald W. Kenyon was brought i united Brethren church on Monday j Friday afternoon. May 4. several i" by I ,n8 the Hastings ladles in attend-1 onYQ UAl/F <1P1 PM kwftwn: juujt Jnrfae MrPork nn FrW*v and afternoon. Rev. L. «.. E. Lane officl.1t-'I 1:00 P. M.—Trio. "Ave Marla" jvuni Mcn^s on rrw.y *uiu members of Ute Missionary Union thc banquet. Others who al- DU1 nftVt ftFLCNentered a plea of guilty to larceny ln8- Burial was made in the Irving QOUnod. Joseph Mix, violin, Mrs ,ance - -- at --------------- ---------------------------• of lhe Methodist church, went to 1 cemetery. Rinrrre lowneierv Sincere «vmn»thv sympathy i« is explano. Mrs jMmeS tended on Tue*day and Wednesday Nashville to give an exchange pro­ DID OPPORTUNITY ffom a dwelling. He was given •• tended the bereaved one*, Bristol organ were Mrs J F Mohler- Mra. C. D. , gram, thc Nashville society having sentence of from six months to four ; <*» “Home Economics News News"’’-Miss Bauer and Mrs A B Gldley Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 224-1-2557 Eighth Credo Winner in the * p™r*m “rU" “ BARN BURNS. . Nutrt . Tuesday morning. President Jo ­ is-------------------------------------•— ------------ । ------Roberta Hershey. M. 8. C. “ seph H Brewer. Jr., of Olivet Col ­ County Can Attend I Mrs. M E. Hoyt of Nashville in"probation for two years and request-1 Thc fire Friday evening was at Hon" Specialist. ed to pay 115 fine !tlic h3mc of Mrs Homer Warner. project Plans Tor coming year. ll ‘Be ? avc 3 lege gave a welcoming address excx। troduced Mrs. L. L. Dewey, general SUNDAY and MONDAY, MAY 13 and 14 Free School 'chairman, .-.&rl Kinnir .Un «-a. hmi.aht hr IThc *oss aboul *500' The>'- had Address - "Modern Education"— plaining briefly lhe new plan. "The i WMBMMMtll, who waw in turn nil •• presented V—,'IIKV brought be- ..!slarted ft flrc UJ the leaves some mu dis-- i-aiii paui urcssman, Cressman. ---------------State-Dept. -or Edu--- : OxTord of Education," wuura Plan rtan ot txiucutiau. to be oc put eighth grade boys of Barry ' Mrs- W. R. Oook, who had charge of SPECIAL ATTRACTION AdulU 25c Children 10c .. , ,_ “. ~° , .. ’hi,™ » --------Juoae but hut there were some xzune , tante from thc bam and the bam unn-. cation. ., . ..... i„tn efTrrt i KI-----------b coming mtnlner m Olivet z-sli,,.. t ’roitnly will be Interested in know- the program. |I Into effect this fall, — at ! the Judge Lansing. |™---------— - — --------»«_ ------ ra ng that lhe — Maude —— — •—-• •by — the Michigan state State Fair Fair, • Mrs. Brown assisted igs about his case that required | door was open, and it was thought vocal Solo—Mrs. Grace Pultz. r-xit— Mrs. Sears R. McLean iIng lher investigation so there wa* i that sparks from that bonfire set flrc Nashville. i «°“andL State Federation pres- Boys’ School has been reorganized ■ Mh. Clara Mishler conducted the devotlonals. Mra. Mra. Brown Brown having having ’ ■cntence imposed. to some liay in lhe barn. ,। playlet —"Tell A Woman"—Nosh- f «*cnt. was one of the speakers, us- land will be conducted similarly to devotlonals. Playlet— “ nf other aII.i- years. ____ ...___j. ....... • I ih/Md those of ...------- ---------------------|tng as..her theme "AbandoningTrad! charge of the candle lighting cere- < II ville Civic Dramatic Club. ■ -— -------- ------------- ——-------- | One boy from each county will be mony. Mrs. Mishler reading the 4 Selection—Girls' Glee Club. Mi** °“‘Cr„ ,lpe^teJ8 _TcrJL With Ruth Etting, Gloria Stuart, David Manner* entitled to attend through having I Maurice R. Scripture lesson and reciting a poem . Frances Hunter, director. ' 1 Key worth ot Detroit, Mra. L. B- Niles of Greenville and ! won the contest in his county. "Just Keep Smilin’ " in negro dia­ Inspection of Exhibits. and the Goldwyn Girla Necessary requirements are that lect. Mrs. Burch sang a beautiful ’ • Dr. A. H- Harrop ot Albion College. I Dr. Harrop spoke on thc subject | the boy must be under 18 years of solo accompanied by Mrs. Dewey. Added—"BOSKO thc MUSKETEER" ,4 GARDEN CLUB PLANS । "The Code Behind the codes." Thc age and one who expects to graduComedy—“SEASONED GREETINGS’ Palhe New* Event* Mra. Donald Smith of Detroit was < of four ... from lhe eighth grade. He must to be the principal speaker of thc < FLOWER SHOW AUG. ] 8 code he proposed consisted ------------- words ’•Intelligence. Honesty. Fidel- rignify -his intent to enter this con- afternoon but she was unable to TUESDAY, MAY 15 “Peony Day” Will Be 0b- Uy and Courage—IHFC." Dr W. D. ’test by answering a special list of come on account of Illness- In thc ’ '----------------------------------- ------Henderson Dr. questions _. in ----------------agriculture which .... are,I family, and Mra Cook succeeded In*:’ - — w.of Ann Arbor and w ,_ -------------served in County on James King of Olivet were speakers furnished by the Department of, providing an excellent substitute in 4 on Tuesday. . Public Instruction.------------------------------ ,^he Rev. M. D McKean of Middle- 4 Friday, June 9 Special musical numbers were The winner in each county I* *c-\ville. Mr. McKean in a most inter- < RICHARD ARLEN JUDITH ALLEN The Thomapple Garden Club held presented by ■* a kwuuAKm committee mi of which which thciestlng and instructive Instructive manner rere- , iic;cuku by uj a u trio iriu from num Olivet unvci Oolvoi- iected w mi' cjuiiif ana , its regular May meeting at the court |lege, Added—"RADIO ROUNDUP" Comedy—"SAILOR, BEWARE" two solos by MUs Oughtcraon.1 school commissioner is chairman. I viewed several chapters of the book ; ’ house Thursday afternoon. Plans ' The Hill* of Home” by Fox and “A. “hd <UI be the boy receiving the 1 -Re-thinking Missions." -’ PARAMOUNT NEWS Adult* 15c Children 10c were made for the annual flower show Brown Bird Singing'’ by Haydn i hlrfiest average standing on IBs Thl* book was compiled from rfia- 4 to be lield at the fair grounds on Wood Two numbers were given by, cxnnlnatlon on "The Science of terlal collected by an investigating 14 Saturday. August 18. In connection WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MAY 16 and IV thc Olivet College Symphony orLivmg Things." and the special ng commission of thirty-five laymen i . । with the flower show there will be a from seven dinerent denomination* ’ SPECIAL ATTRACTION’ Adults 25c Children 10c display of antique* and quilts, also chcstra directed by Dr. Pedro Pax. * Cultural examination. He must alHastings was especially honored 50 P^ » physical test and will then and wa* published in 1932. Mrs. ’ ’ ■ various amusements, the proceeds from which will be used In beautify­ in the election of Mrs. M. J. Cross. 1x1 entitled to attend the sctiool at Burch again favored the meeting < ing Barry bounty. Committee* will district president Thc other officers thc expense of the Michigan State •with 11 solo "Open the Gates of the 4 are Mrs. w. L. Hclkie. Three Oaks. Fair, together with a round trip be appointed at lhe June meeting.' vice-president; Mrs. Homer Brown, deket to and from Detroit, The boy* Temple” accompanied by Mra. Hoyt. 4 A Ural National Sensation starring WILLIAM POWELL, Thc program closed with a reading . "Peony Day" will be observed on recording secretary; I will be given a tour days’ stay at thc by Mra. Fred Jones "Fishing Jim- ’ BETTE DAVIS. VEREE TEASDALE FRANK MclIUGII Friday. June 9. the peony having Coldwater, 1 .‘fair grounds and ----every effort --- — ’ — made inie" from the book "Seven Drcam- ’ 40 Gorgeous Model*—200 Glorioils Girla been chosen as the official flower of ‘Mrs M L- Fear of Plainwell, treasto show the lads a good time. era ” by Harriet R. Spofford. i 4 Barry county. Members named to । urer, । 1 Examinations in Barry county will Added—"PURE FUED" The club women of thc district are The Nashville ladle* served de- 4 take charge of displaying peonies In 1 be held during thc third week in llciou* light refreshments. 14 Comedy—"YEAST IS YEAST” | PATHE NEWS EVENTS business places over the eounty are: ;planning a trip to Holland during May. but thc date is not definitely Mrs. Nellie Cross. Mrs. C. D Bauer. the tulip festival and Saturday. Moy i set. Any boy who wishes to enter this NAMED POSTMASTER Mrs. E. A. Burton. Mrs. Floyd Ever- ,19, has been set for the day. It Is FRIDAY and SATURDAY, May 18 and 19 contest should get in touch with AT WAYLAND. .< hart. Mrs. E. J. Pratt. Mrs. Vernon hoped many from Barry county will School Commissioner Maude W. to attend. Morri* R. Eh|e. a graduate of U»e' < TWO FEATURES Adult* 15c Children 10c Wintnger, Mrs. E M Barnes, Mrs plan 1 Smith.. Hast mgs High school, has been 4 R. Dunning and Charles Rogers of named as poatmaster al Wayland. < Hasting*; Mrs J. F. Mohler. Middle­ CORN-HOG CONTRACT PAYMENTS DELAYED GRADE GIVE OPEREUA according to a news report. He sue- . ville; Mr*. Albert Wells. Freeport | cccds Rollo Mosher, who la also well and Mrs. Victor Hilbert. Woodland known in this county, and who has ’ Mra. Eugene Davenport of Wood­ Papers Must Be Beviewed by A lawless beauty in a lawless land! Good to the I On Friday morning this week Du-!“rved tor 13 yeftra Mosher’* term < land, bpcaker for the afternoon, Board and Sent to pils of the first, second, third and [ exp l*fTd ln Dtetn*J*r- but Demo- < gave a splendid description of "Old laat thrill! ZANE GRAY’S fourth grades grades will will present present an an opop-1cr,lk 4UCCfMOr ha* just been sc- < Fashioned and Old Time Gardens." Washington Fourth eretta, “The Button Tree." under £f?,n B fiekl of eight appllwhich she had visited in the Unit­ Barry county farmer* are stopping 1 S••”"".'----- ed States and abroad. The original ।In County Agent nmer, officTin<*------MU. ftther Doty, Mr* ।cant*. Ehle is a tinsmith and preai- ' Spantsli gardens of St. Augustine; qulring as to the probable date the Carroll McGuffin, MU* Helen Pur- 'dent of the Wayland local of the 4 Added—Popeye Cartoon—“ 1 YAM WHAT 1 YAM" ’ Union. Mooher I* editor of < the first gardens of the’ Puritans. ,first payment on Com-Hog con-ln^ ‘nd MU. Prance* Hunter Thu I Farmers , PARAMOUNT NEWS the Wayland Globe. < which contained such old fashioned ।tract* will be made. As many pro- IwU1 »* <»« th®„re<u**r | flowers as marigolds, feverfew, la- ,duccr* signed the papers in early j Programs, and will take place al vender, roses and loscmary; the ,M<rch they feel it U about time pay-!10,15 UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS |_ Dutch gardens In which tulip* and ‘ment was made I ** B *'lndup event for the as*em. COMING TO STRAND cabbages had a prominent place; ’“Mr Foster state* that payment U15*>' Programs of thd year thc *lu------ EAST DELTON. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Waters %nd ■ the Heditr Fence of New England. .... . . lar away ....... inal .. . no (rood. init*u . „ dpntx nt thn .fiinftnr John and Ed. WlUlaon accom- i Mario spent Sunday with Mr. and i vet so »>«aai.m» VfloH or-VwU os.<im>za. ... vtiummi otcunican ‘ be wlu present K«*nt • show o,Vnufu** coming to lhe ixnied Mr. and Mra.'Gordie Dur-j Mrs. Robert Linden and family in Pro^01^ Front door; old fash- call 1)C given lven as to the dates the here will a minstrel show loned flowers such as the plney, checks ------- will come ........ . In but ho expects Wednesday morplni. »*«., May ■»« 30. -r-ui. Tills, 6‘rand Theater here in thc near kee and son of Delton to Potterville the Bunnell district. pinks and box plant* were dts- jit will be sometime in July. *lu a“ 01(1 tlme minstrel event future are; Roman Scandals." fea- Sunday where they visited relatives. I Mason Newton, Mra. LiUle Grlfcussed by Mra. Davenport. She also The program went along fine in *'llh blackfaced singers, end men j ‘J “d Mr *nd Mr*. Oamer Hampton 1l fen and Mrs Bessie Walers attend­ Barry county until about a month and interlocutors. I and Fashions of 1034 orf May and family have moved back to ed the funeral of thc former's aunt ago when" the contract* were sent I ---------- w ------------18 Bnd 11 j Hastings, |near Hastings Thursday afternoon. evidence. These garden* with their back to thc Township committeemen I _. w ’ „ ‘n. ’——————————————--------horizontal lines were things of bcau- lor WM or eon, UM,. No.rb I, ™ .................... ............................................................. for appraisal of corn lands. Nearly I ty. She also stwke of the Nit. Vernon every township committee did this St. on Tuesday, May 15. Mrs. Amy i the lawn, >r™. trees, flowers and .nd shrubs cou„.y Ag,nt| Bower program leader. ___ . cover 300 icrcsand are well selected Foster’s office since early April, exHOLMES CHURCH. I for perpetual blooming. Tlie south­ Hd "pt contract* for Castleton lloy wickham received word Sun- ' < ern garden* nearly all have thc old township which are still out. (jfty morning that hl* sister Mra '» sun dial* and the inscription "11 ?* ’ Clarence Radford.'Nad pasted'away ft I Count None But Sunny Hours ’ MrLTJ ,T.„ «—u i>«^--u - . • .... JRattirrtav nloht Davenport closed her talk with the X 'Saturday night verv very nliHdenlv suddenly at at her I V Big Shipment ju«t arrived. next slepi until all contract* are home In Hastings. M r^uoned Very Stylish — Variety of V X anf» Mr. and Mrs. BUI Willette of Has- 1 SdiLSflX^’ ftthout an llw County Afent'a office and toUngs and Vem Shccnan of Bay I; Patterns — Prices City were guest* of Julia Durkee [ । The next regular meeting of th;Sunday. ueki^’thr iSmr of xfr County Allotment Committee can Mr. and Mra. Keith Dnrkee and ;; JT h t % Mr‘ ndMr J lhcn m**t *n<1 81#n 016 contYMte F Motueron JUM7.__________ and Uwn Mnd thcm t0 Ws,hlngloo Darlene were Sunday visitors of ‘1 Mr. and Mra. Adam Endres in Free- I PENNOCK HOSPITAL *<* P*yn>«nt. Assuming Ujal all port. Complete Line — Retails at $1.50 and $1.75 A son wa, born to Mr. and Mr*. O’™* Mr. and Mrs. Roland Valenllhe 1 Robert Glasgow. Hasting*. Route 4 °®c* r*«ht away it accompanied Mr and Mra Lloyd ! ion May 3. He weighed six pounds ‘‘J”1 * ValenUne ot Hasllnga to Grand • 2X lb. box and eleven ounces and ha., been Washington before the middle of Rapids Sunday. .June. . Mr. and Mrs.' Richard Durkee .named Maurice Everett. Up until a month >go Barry coun­ were Bunday vteltors of Forest Price 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Preston. City Route 6. are lhe parents of a girl ty was one of the leading counties near Freeport. in lhe stele In reference to the prog ­ Mr and Mrs. Hubert Barnum and born on May 6. She weighed 7 1-4 lb*., and will answer to thc name of ress of thc campaign. At lhe pres­ daughter* accompanied Mr. and Margaret Irene. . ent time everything is up to the Mra. John Woodman to Ml. Plea*Coufity Agent ’ s office even to the A daughter was born early this ant Sunday to visit Mr. and Mr*. This is a Splendid Line of Summer Footwear. Wednesday morning to Mr. and Mr*. publishing of data regarding con­ John Tuoiiy. We cannot tell you ALL about these NEW tract signers. ' ALL WHITE-BLACK AND WHITE Ronald Pennington. City. Route 4. • Little Jimmy Fenstemaker had SHOES, but ytiu are invited to call and see the misfortune to faU and break his them. You will not be urged to buy. . BROWNS AND BROWN AND WHITE DEATH OF ARCHIE EARLE. ROTARIANS TO HAVE leg above the knee while playing I Archie Earle, aged 38. an employee 1 uivu vyhh vrirnnra^ on a gate Friday iu*ua night. -CIVIL WAR ¥ VETERANS of U« Mklfigan Bell Telephone Co. ** 1 *’L WWW C1 Cn*Wd Mra Venden Bosh, daughter and died at Pennock hospital early fhu [ Hastings Rotarian* will be host* and friend ot Allegan spent a few l,>Or?21^ *o cl,rt* war veteran* at their noon'days last week with her mother, dren by *nd tWU " |,unctoe‘’°. Monday, May 2$. All.Mra. Etta Parmaloe. fTRAND THEATKF EDDIE CANTOR in Roman Scandals Our Special Coffee * Hell and High Water FASHIONSof 1934 Fresh Egg* 15c lazga pkg. 12C Com Flakes terg* pkg. 12C Post Toasties Shredded Wheat 2 23c GR.DF pupT?™---- Paul Muni in HI, NELLIE TO THE LAST MAN Fig Bars it; 11c Rose Brand Peas 2 1- 27c Coffee M.Lau,bhn-. Kept l-'r ..b lb. 25c Macaroni 3 ib- 23c 1 £ .xs, NEW WHITE JECEJ n, J ana New! Irish Linen Shoes Fels Naptha Soap 10 •»,. 43c Crystal 19c Crystal 3 25c MEN’S SPORT SHOES Serve Youreelt and Save FOOD CENTER rBLDPAUSCH'8 WAREHOUSE •NE 2609 WE BUY EGGS Get Your Children’* Sandal* NOW ! — 95c, $1.50 and $1.75 Tlie funeral will be held >t the j ’wifi^bc'uiv?te^UMiltend**** i No armr e'Tr won a battle unless j Methodist church on Saturday aft-,----------------- ——— , it believed It could lick Qie enemy, ernoon al ta-o o clock. the Rev. U The man who gets ahead ’is the 1 No oodununity ever overcame It* obL. Dewey officiating. Burial will be one who plans and carries out the stacles, unless -it had confidence Ui ,made at Ceresco. .plan. 'it* ability to triumph over them. IRONSIDE SHOE COMPANY tWBwmuww* mi Hum J. �THE HAITTNG8 BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MAT 8, ISM J-HOP WAS SUC­ CLOVERDALE. Mr. and Mra. Prank Sayles of Hastings spent last week end at their home here. Mrs. Harry Fennels and Mrs. Ross i Thc Maccabee lodge had pot luck Pierce were Kalamazoo shoppers (dinner with Mrs. Jock - Shorts Friday. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gibson and I Mrs. Given and daughter. Mrs. Rev. Holte and family went to (Continued from page one) ‘Wallbridge, of Battle Creek were Nashville. Sunday. here at the Given home a few days Don't forget the Cloverdale I*. A. check lot from the same batch B. meets with Mrs. Tedrow Wed­ planted simultaneously and de­ recently. veloped under ordinary greenhouse Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Snyder and nesday. May 9. Everyone welcome. conditions. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Snyder motored Tlie Mother and Daughter banqut will be held at the town hall A box of daffodil bulbs brought in, to Gobles Sunday. frozen solid were brought to bloomi Miss Elia Rodgers is staying in Friday night. May 11. in eight days under artificial light. Hastings. Mrs. Iva French of Battle Creek while the check lot grown under Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Snyder and and h^r father, James MacDonald, normal conditions took 34 days to• Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Babcock spent who is staying with her. spent the bloom and then did not flower asi a week ago Sunday with Mr. and evenly or os nicely os those grown .home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humes­ i ___ Mrs._____________ Wm. Carter_______________ of Kalamazoo. under electric lights. Surprising reMr. and Mrs. Grant Dickerson Iton of Jackson spent' the week end suite were also obtained with tulips. ’ were entertained at the Frank Chll- iwith them. Cloverdale friends were Under artificial light the bulbs took. son home at West Hope Sunday. iglad to sec Mr. MacDonald feeling 12 days to flower while those grown I Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pennete iso well and looking good. under normal greenhouse conditions [and sons and Mrs, Emma Collins of Mother's Day program st the took 40 days. In addition the flowers ’ Kalamazoo were guests of Mr. and <Cloverdale church Sunday; Every­ of tulips subject to electric lights I Mrs. Ed. Pennels Sunday. (one welcome. were larger and more brilliant inI Mr. and Mrs. Applegate and coloring than those grown under daughter. Miss Elsie, arc back al DURFEE. ——------ conditions. ——*-------(their summer home here, after ordinary The first baseball game the Dur­ . Usually., Mr. Wilcox said, it te spending the winter in Indiana. fee Tigers have played thte spring ' Miss Dorothy Heller of Radne, , rather difficult to judge the time was Friday. Tire McOmber Giar.te which Easter idles will take bloom. Wls.. spent the week end last week came over with the intentions of with her father and sister. 1 By use ot controlled artificial light jnrooK of ™ KaiK.Q1- carr >'|nK away honor*, but were dteMr. and Mrs. Tlpp Jucobs ' and heat, however, he found it pos­ Youn» and Score was 33 to 40 in fa­ ....J , sible to Ume lhe period of bloom amuzoo and Chas. , vor of the Durfee Tigers. friend. Mrs. Tippy, of Charlottej; Sunday callers at Jock Moore's I within three days. were guests of the Grover Daven-1 Hydrangeas grown under artificial port family Sunday. I were. Llebhau*er-----------------and daugh------- Will ----- ------------------- 1 Mr.;, light are much brighter and more Mr. and.Mrs. Harry Pennete spent 'ter Edith. Ed>th. Mrs. Mn. Hiram Hiram Walrath, Walrath, Mr. attractively colored than plants Sunday with Mrs. Harry Pennete' and Mrs. Hoskins of Nashville, grown normally. Mr. Wilcox says. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bums. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reaser atSubjected to the sun's rays hydran­ of Matawan. . tended, n funeral at Flint Saturday ershlp we geas are more or less bleached out. Mrs. Ross Pierce received a letThe East Baltimore Nutrition Artificial light, however, gives them1 ter from Mrs. Harold England of class are planning to attend bright, lively colors. Lansing, stating that baby. Robert, Achievement Day at Hastings Tues­ A battery of lights spaced four who has been seriously 111 with day. Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Rice and feet apart and with special reflec­ pneumonia and whooping cough tors were used in these experiments. the past week, te somewhat better. daughter. Vcta. spent Sunday with The area covered was approximately Friends of the Englands are glad Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kellar and fam­ ily near Orangeville. 10 feet by 10 feet. to hear the good news. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wetherbee of Mrs. Olin Brown and baby of Experiments were also conducted visited Mrs. Dorothy Nashville spent Sunday with Mr. and relative To the effect of soil, temper­ Plainwell Mrs. Sam Couch. . ature on rale ot plant growth. Heat Kingsbury Saturday. was obtained by u lead cable laid six inches under ground ahd carry­ ing a 220 volt current. Various kinds of plants grown in pots were sunk in the soil above thb; cubic. Soil tem­ perature of’ 75 degrees Fahrenheit was maintained al all times by means of u thermostat control. Ordinarily the soil in a green­ house. heated to 52 degrees Fahren­ heit. varies from 45 to 47 degrees Fahrenheit. With Increased soil tem­ perature It te possible to grow plants successfully that would be | impossible to grow under ordinary I circumstances, coleus and fuchsias were two varieties which responded remarkably well to thte healed soil treatment. On the other varieties tried no great difference was noted. By using heated soil Mr. Wilcox was A Handy Site! able to root cuttings or slips in about half tlie time required under ordi­ nary conditions. Boil heating te not exactly new. Pull cut smart For people who however, since this process te being slip-over or coat like bath towel used in commercial plants in Den­ texture in a face mark for growing vegetables, towel sixe at a A new scries of experiments are 1 eral colors. A-D. low price! being conducted by Mr. Wilcox using combinations of heated soil and ar­ tificial light. j Certain types of flowers have theig buds retarded by light. Chrysanthe* mums are notable examples. Mr. Sizes 6 to 8l/z WilcoX te pliuudng a series of ex­ periments tills fall to see whether or And They Cost 'a Lot Less! not it would be possible by artificial light to retard the normal growth of Striped or plain, chrysanthemums and thus control with elastic tip­ their time of blooming. ping in cuff! It isn't often you find an ample omeaea^j^® Range of new CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. popular colors! The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations as follows: Supervisor of Secondary Educa­ tion, $4,600 a year, leas $400 a year Lace-lrimmed! for quarters, fuel, and light, Indian Field Service, Department of thc Interior. Associate Public Health Nursing Analyst. $3.200 a year. Public Health Service, Treasury Department. or bodice top, In Tlie salaries given above arc sub­ white and flesh I ject to a deduction of not to exceed 36 to 521 Buys! 10 per cent until June 30. 1834. and of not to exceed 5 per cent during the fiscal year ending June 30. 1935. as a measure of economy, and also to a deduction of 3 1-2 per cent to­ ward a retirement annuity. Full information may be obtained from H- C. Wunderlich. Secretary of the United Stale;. Civil Service Printed chiffon voiles, sheer Board of Examiners, at the post muslins and fine lawns, with Only 2c each office in thte city. for hemstitched crisp organdy touches at white cotton MARTIS CORNERS. nock and sleeve! Graceful handkerchiefs! The L. A. 8. will be entertained Women's! cape collars of seif-material, by Club No. 4 at the home of Mrs. Orr Fisher Wednesday, May 23. for some with edgings of cross­ kupper. Please note it te postponed bar dimity I Belts or soft ‘and will be a week later than usual. A cordial invitation te extended to sashes I In stripes, dots, Miss lln entertained with banjo numbers follows: Programs. and songs, Mlu Lelo Lancaster sang Bump; Decorations, Miss Helen An­ CESSFUL EVENT two pleasing numbers and Misses gell; Entertainment. Miss Margrcl Katherine Merriman and Florence Barnett; Refreshments, Miss Bald­ Two Hundred Students and Westerlind did tap dancing which win; Invitations, Mias Arloa Myers, al! enjoyed. The grand march wm and Music, Howard Farris. Guests Were Present led by John Barnett, general chair­ j All of the balodhy seats were oc­ man, and Miss Rosemary Cronk. cupied and there wm scarcely Friday Night About two hundred studenta, fao- Roy White, Junior class president, islanding room for the guests up­ ___ _________ ulty members and their wive# were and MLm Lillian Tolhurst, and John . stairs. preaent on Friday evening st the Erway, Senior class president, and 1 RURAL TEACHERS farewell party given by the Junior his guest. Music for tlie grand march and class honoring the Seniors.' It wm ISSUE CERTIFICATES Wm. considered one of tne finest occa­ dancing wm furnished by sions of the kind ever held. In the Kennedy's orchestra. Refreshments of punch and wafers closed a hap­ Eighth Grade Pupils Do Not local gymnasium. x The theme song wm "The Last py evening. Have- to Take State Roundup” end the large room was Much credit for the splendid suc­ Examinations attractively decorated In true west­ cess of this J-Hop is duelhe chair­ ern frontier fashion—oil lamps, man, John Barnett, and vice-chair­ It seems strange not to have any shawls, etc. man, Miss Louise Baldwin, and the ‘eighth grade examinations for ru­ Earl Cappon and LaVeme Catl- various committees, who were as ral pupils tills year. The law has l placed the responsibility for pass. Ing the eighth graders entirely up to [ the teacher of a rural school. If a teaclicr certifies that a rural school I pupil luu completed eight grades J and gives the pupil a certificate to that effect that is a valid certifiI cate and entitles the pupil to en! ter any high school within the county. In the pMt about 80 per cent of thone who took the eighth grade examination passed. We pre1 aume to soy that In lhe future pracYou will find a good assortment of Plants of Vari­ j tlcally every eighth grader will past. 741013 1N0 PUNT GROWTH Hastings Ice & , Wallace Feed & Seed Store Will have Some Choice Dahlias for sale Saturday. 1 Dozen Mixed Gladioli Bulbs_______________ 10c Rock Garden Evergreens____________ „_2 for 39c L. VERNE SLOUT AND HIS OWN COMPANY VISION THORNAPPLE KELLOGG HIGH SCHOOL-NOTES 1 Middleville won their second jlcsgue game Friday by swamping .Woodland 15 to 5. The T. K. boys ' iuwl a big day collecting a total of 18 hits, 7 ot these were for extra bases. The whole team looked liked a champidnship outfit both at the plate and field. This made thc I fourth straight victory this year all I of them by large scores. Middleville and Nashville are leading the league thus far. FDIC| National Bank of Field day is at Sunfield. May 18. I thc two championship baseball : teams will play for the champion­ ship of Barry and Eaton counties. [While the track squads buttle it out ' for honors in their events. Tomorrow !AHAboard for BARGAINS. On Wednesday evening. May 2, a group of 22 boys and the Instructor | Mr. Bell, left for Lansing. Tills j group were nt the M. 8. C. from Wednesday night to Friday noon. 1114 schools were represented and {each one competed with tlie other ‘for Judging honors. The Thoroapple-KeUogg schools did Judging in dairying, poultry, potatoes, livestock, and grain. All the students were housed in the gymnasium and Ar­ mory overnight Tlie students liked the Athletics of M. 8. C- and a fine talk was given for the boys, by a track runner. Thursday night a well enjoyed pro­ gram was given by the Military Band. M. 8. C. Glee Club and a Dramatic Club. Some good speeches were made by the college members also. | There were many other Interest­ ing tilings too numerous to mention. Tlie boys enjoyed two full days dur­ ! ing which they never ran out. of in­ i terest. OPENING PLAY ‘LAZYBONES’ 101 LAUGHS 11 LADIES FREE First Night I NIGHTS Hastings 3 Ce.Uscisf..| W | ; THURS . MAY IU voftonCa Fast Color Tea Aprons Mercerized Anklets ■ Wednesday. May 2, the T. K. H 8 ■ Band went to Caledonia and enter­ ' tallied the assembly there. Tlie Band i is progressing rapidly and has enI tcrtalncd quite a few times this | year. Jj in COMMUNITY White Ask for Wizard, Jr. They’re Sturdy Sheets IOC 74c of Cool Cotton SheenI HANDKERCHIEFS Commencing at 1:00 o’clock sharp, and the following list of property will be offered. If you have anything you wish to dispose of bring it along. A com­ mission of 2 per cent will be charged. Our teacher. Miss Iona Gillespie, and Mr. Lee Bell of Maple Grove were married recently. A miscel­ laneous shower was held for them at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gillespie, In Lakeview. Saturday evening. Delicious re­ freshments were served and a good­ ly number were In attendance and the lovely gifts attest the honor and esteem in which thja young couple are held. All unite in wishing the best of good luck and a long and happy life together. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barry and Mrs. Thom of Lansing visited rela­ tives here Sunday afternoon of last SHEERS florals, novelties! Sixes 12 to 52! Better come early! Whites! Plain Colors! Fancies! MEN'S SHIRTS Fill Colored Brosdclallu Another Shipment of Marquisette Curtaining SC yd- Mrs. Nellie Charlton and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Charlton of Hastings Fisher's Saturday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Haskill and granddaughter. Alta, of Like Odes­ sa were Sunday afternoon callers at Mr. and Mrs. Clark Oversmith's. Joe Btuta has been 111 with pneu­ monia but te better at thte writing. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ttecher of ■Lansing and John Smith of HasI tings were Bunday visitors at Clark Oversralth’a. | Thoe. Crawley, who has been 111 with pneumonia In Pennock hoe- able to be moved to the home ot John Whetstone to be cared for. Eme*t Grey, Clerk. I ting along bo ntaely. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Elite of De­ troit spent Saturday and Sunday at Clark Oversmith's. Ho» Much for New DrsfesT 36-lnch Unbleached Muslin Pro-shrunk! terked! Bth farced! Slsy models I Styta 98c Lots of BURDICK, MILLER & MATTHEWS, Managers Dewey Reed, Auctioneer. 98* 10« DRESSES SATURDAY, MAY 12th TERMS OF SALE—CASH. No property to be removed until settled for. BreaCcloth Pajama* Crisp Ruffle-and-Ruching Trimmed There will be a COMMUNITY AUCTION SALE at the Fair­ ground* in Halting*, on Singer sewing machine, good con­ dition. 3 rocking chairs. 3 straight chairs. Settee and chairs. Bed, mattress and springs. 2 wooden bedsteads. Couch. Commode. Picture frames. Cream cans. 12-gauge shotgun. Blue serge suit, size 38. ’ 2 lawn mowers. Violin. Dulcimer. 20 lbs. Brigham strain onion seed, tested. 50-gal. cider barrel. Trombone spray. Garden cultivator. Metal.hen nests and 5 gal. poultry water fountains. 4 carpenter saws. Square. Augur. Pickaxe. Brush scythe. List of saws, rakes, shovels, scoops. Garden tools. Grub hoes. Crowbar. 2 scythes. Pitchfork. Crocks and jugs, and many articles not men- # tioned. TERRY TOWELS Broadcloth SUPS AUCTION SALE International 14-in., 2-bottom trac­ tor plow in good condition. 3- acction drag. 1-horse Banner plow. Holstein heifer, 2 years old. Heifer, 3 years old, due in Septem­ ber, giving good mess of irrijk. Brood sow, 2 years old, due to far­ row soon. Sow, about 140 lbs. 8 pigs, 8 weeks old. Double driving harness. /Single work harness. Single buggy harness. 2 bridles. Economy King separator, 700 lbs. capacity. Economy King separator, 550 lbs. capacity. New Perfection oil stove, 4 burner. , Gas range. Good cook stove. Stove pipe. 6-leaf round table! 4- leaf table. Table. Victrola, nearly new. . E*it Green St BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING Remember Mother With A Plant . ous Kinds, as well as Pansy Boxes, Daisy Boxes, % Small Evergreens, Etc., at the Fael Campe Telephone 2194 CRETONNES IOC Swiss ribbed combed sotted shirts. V atom.I BANDxnaam Btardy wbiti cotton; boss stitched. A fM slie far owrj Nm'a WASH PANTI �THfc HASTtSnS BANNER, WtBNtfiBAT, MAY S, IKi most intimate friend*. Itamedtatily Donner ta cro*^ «ity asetoon* this to not actings Danner ।development ' .r“utHMtu’rar Jefion.*7 V',----:----------- - -------------------------------------------------oook BRO8, K4n»-n. of [consolidated school*, small oomTnunlUas can provide educational faculties equal equal to urc the best. be­ lacuiucs KOk Wk rrw w Ileve that email, progressive ccm- Views and Opinions; What Others Say, This and That Drunken Driven. Other Road Peats. Omnipresent. Crying "Wolfe." Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday TEACHER OUTPUT ' . EXCEEDS DEMAND latlons to x «-> “rv?twen Yrortad out and only , awaited lufflctept nyyt ,pa*tr to the matrimonial «e* ths TEN YEARS AGO 'TODAY. WHEN I SAY "SCAT' I MEAN IT. avert; place them tn good numbers and tn Miss Annamarie Kraus was thc There is n yam about a Tennes­ d to fill Considerable 1* appearing in the guest of friends in Chelsea over the see mountaineer who had four cats ow areen street, Mondays and Wed­ BACK TO SANITY. and had four hole* cut in thc door newspapers 1 these days concerning fc. and Mrs. George. Robinson. nesday* until Juno 1st, when they Report has it that the admlnlstra------------------------------------- -------- -— of his cabin. His explanation for Uie ।drunken driver* who cause traffic workers at any camp can be em­ Such oflense* should be Mr. and Mrs. Clark Robinson and contemplate a western trip of sev­ tlon at Washington will abandon ‘ four means of cat-egress through accident*. । eral weeks' duration. ployed on such dqttes at a Ums. . . . :.u___ ____ T RPAT I . dealt wltli summarily, revoking a BAUY COUNTY, 1oxx yeIk Si-001fur ther experiments with price fix- 'the door ”wl,cn 1 *®y SCAT------- ---------------------------------------- the — Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bechtel called power to Mra. Ambler of Northville. Michi­ “irXte 1. urther expenmenu wun nx Mfchl<Bn aaia Mon -a llceMC IS I ___ .price . . me>n mean (t lu_ MKmgan n|o“ . drJwr Olivers license oeing JUiUned jiuiuicu.. we we on Miss Bernice Robinson at Nichol* gan. is visiting her granddaughter, fK BARRY county COUNTY BIX ing and CUTTCnc} •QorMVinnA hnnrllmz SIX MONTHS See so« ,lng currency nepreciatlon depreciation in j„.. daj. lo j38.ooo.OOO bonding nronprop-, Ii^ltovr believe. nfT«nrt»ra Offenders mint must Iw> be tattohl taught Hv by hospital in Battle Creek on Sunday. MOVIE CAMERA SHOWS Mra A. H. Johnson. i. .a..a,a.i rna favor of supporting natural recovery I action byj Mr. and Mra Robert Burch and ceuiioir and ana it u was wu-> very evident j uthe ... strictest sort of police action. ------- Mr. N. Parker , Is In Cincinnati. the report IN MABRY COUNTY. T1IRFX MONTHS FAULTS OF TRAFFIC i"c processes through quickening nor- the lopsided ‘ ~ It;that *Intoxicated — — drivers — — Mr. and Mra. Henry Hubert attend­ vote that they mean will not- •be From 1810 to ind thare was a 67 , —emphatically. There is satisfaction [permitted to travel on Michigan ed the marriage of Miss Florence Ohio, whither he vent foe the p6r cent increase tn school enroll­ . .0 mal channels of trade. This Is wcl- . in this vote tn that it indicates that I highways. Jackson and H. Martin Timmer in purpose of attending a sale of ment, and, during the war years, Care moving at varying speeds . ........ in tn is vote in tnav it uiuicwira uu» ■ mgnways. blooded horses. .. . come news to many who never have the u<re IK >. ( W | Cd by the But the major share of accidents Grand Rapids Thursday evening. shortage of teachers. Aa a result of along streets and highways, at vary­ L o*?’K.oo1]ftd fftUh m the theories of [liad faith in the theorie; ot"the [ distribution scheme embodied in it. never have been and never will be Mra. Buren sang "At Dawning." these conditions, all of tbs 01 public ing distances apart, are large of­ IT 18 SIGNIFICANT. mvruTTsnin k.rrs ibraln trust" element. Manyhave i A certain amount of moncy was alcaused by drivers under the in­ Mr. and Hall spent — . — — Mra. -— -- cMtrles —---------— yvnuc we know anew that uiui all an Americans and parochial and private colleges fenders in lhe causation of traffic While ,, u“ua.M ».st .• •»»!><• felt that the uncertainty and appro- locate* to each aivd every county,i flnencc of intoxicating bev«-r»«« Sunday In Plainwell. On their re- M—* SMM., cv ;rJ be a — ■■■ * ' war ...— . be- training teachers Increased their Jama and time Jost in slowing down __ .3_______________ >r m iruiin r im a ippIt was the belief of thc framers of; ignorance ordinary rules of the turn thev they called on Mr. and Mrs. Mra. •tween .£<It was thcofbelief of thc framers of. ignorance of ordinary rules of the ttirn this-country and Japan, the production, states Professor Arthur and speeding up. Highway engineers m l«»b and r«»dias notke« :o< henston caused by the governments thL. jag.ODO.OOO bill that this would;road and carelessness rank ahead Phil Griffin df Hickory Oojtwxb. o| ine recently-stated attitude of the lat- B. Moehlman. of the University have long believed that if an even c )“* a"! lo* *ch la ; experiments with inflation have buy vote, |n cat.ji county. It was a|of inebriation in taking a toll of life P. J. Palmer of Battle Creek, Mr. ter country toward China may poa- School of Education, and Eugene El­ speed and spacing were main tabled, 1 ’ teracted any bene-[ variation ondMrs. Mrs.Jas. Jas.Silsbee BlUheeand andMiss MissSadie Sadie',|~h 1 alhly |y~r4,(^, trouble trouble ln In lhe lhe^futurc future liott, research assistant, since 1030 a good share of the enormous an­ variation of of the the reward reward system systemland ; and injury injury along along our our highways. highways. AA and Mne Silsbee ftllshw spent *nent tlie the week week end end in in ; jftDan 7I* a nartv with iTJ 7.Die United enrollment has not grown at lhe nual money loss in time wasted in which was so successfully and dis-1 driver who habitually takes chances I Mae la Mamorlaia.aaS f>tS Which may 1have been derived Tastrously worked m in uw tlie trover* Covert: passing passing car* cars ami on ouna blind curve*, curves, woo who t t Niles with Mr. A.,-----------------W. Silsbee. China— and five— other astrou-uy worxea --------------------------r'states. OWlra England.umm, -— .. rglc of the previous decade, with the American traffiq could be saved. J manuka will b« fnMn hicrcased prices. 'rice*. rj.AA., Art T, Arrwirl Tn anzij coun ... ..tr... . . ... Road,Act It linn has na counterpart In ./Imho. dashes „i..l past ,l.n the motorist nbnnd ahead nn on;’ Mr Mr. nnd nnd Mm Mrs. Wrrl Fred Stebbins and| ies to a treaty guaranteeing result that lar more teachprs are be­ Moving pictures ot traffic In mo­ the PWA distribution of federal the crown of a steep hill, who lakes i family and Mr. and Mrs. John M *Qje integrity of china and equal ing graduated tiian can be absorbed tion. igken with definite time Inter­ HELP PREVENT 1 — , funds. Altogether, thte jilan of offer- chance* cutting in and out of the Gould and family visited Mr. and opportunity to thc signatory dow- by the schools, they report. vals between photographs, is the some traffic-— line-— on narrow, high-(Mrs. — Harry Karttow of Lansing on!^ commcrCe. and dealings with 1 Each season hundreds u> acrcs ««« of Inc taxpayers -----------.-r- of — -their . - own ;I -------—— —crowded -—-->■ To control supply and demand, newest method for studying thfk era in commerce ana dealings witn . . rrirtnpv v will ntimtiriii If China; —.___ yet _ A the Japanese «........ ..... . have ... been the surrey suggests a planning coun­ problem and glyliig the traffic expert Mirhiran tamberiand are destroyed moncy If lf turcy uHr ‘cy u111 nupt»<>p> »PP roPrll‘It* l‘' .< .mnrelwnvii nlt)r ways, uhn who »pccus speeds nrrmte across mnln main Inter-I Inter-- j RtmrlAV. Sunday. money u wm a»a».'’ -•. wajA.wno wcruas nuun ouuuny*. on Michigan umoeriana are aestrojea .to tb go m with it R for for’-certain C(,rtnln designated dwlgnatcd lections, who drive# drives too too fast fast within' within1 Miss Miss Frances F sections, who Carrothers ot Olivet. rcccntJ disposed to ignore that cil of the superintendent of pub­ a permanent record from which he u. by fire, the majority ot which are Ute and dictated purposes to bad. if not I city limits, who speeds along lhe | and a classmate. Miss Gertrude trealy and clalm certain exdu- lic instruction, the president of the may prepare worth while recom­ ' result of careless smokers or campers, vlclous. ft puts the spending power* |highways without giving proper at- Shewhn of Fort Wayne. Ind., were' glve right* in china which would State Board of Education and the mendations or regulations, It U an­ job printing. th? A* the dry season approaches in the hands of thc officeholders and tention to the cjndltion of brakes [over Sunday guests of Dr. and Mra.:|Rnore yie nine-nation treaty In­ officials of the University. State nounced by the Highway Engineer­ tax-spenders, and contemplates us- and tires, is Just as much a menace; Frank Carrothers. , decd lhe has gone m> far as to de­ College, teachers colleges the non- ing Department of the Unlvertlty of »>■■■*. 1. pr." U1° #tat® Iorcst ureas become ing taxpayers’ money to be used ns'as a drqnken driver and should be Mr. and Mrs. oienn Sanborn and; clare slie wjB not n*rmlt any pnhlic institutions and Michigan Michigan, as a result of research by say *i:>d of book tUiderllkc and Jt takes only a small1 Hr.lt bait tn to or-t get tnxnavcrx taxpayers to shell out;' nrrnrrlr<l accorded similar treatment treatment. . 'Mr ... Mr. nnri .nd Mr* Mr.- R»v JU, Clemens emmrn, are me leavle.vot ,. tor.ljn__..c rr.UUU W|U> Education Association executives. It Bruce D. Grcenshlelds, Fellow ' in flame to start a destructive blaze: more moncy. It has worked in thc ( Un smurday tur. a tew d„> ,uy tn clun, ,.hlch chln> ,w suggests also a revised State Board Highway Engineering. The Greeiuhiclds method uses the l Judge as harmful to the Chinese of Education with increased power raging over many square miles ol: past—but tt foiled dismally last jj Few first ladies of the land have Ev*rtTEMPERANCE EDUCATION. Monday. Apparently taxpayers. who|lever ( to appoint tire superintendent of camera set- at right angles to the been so constantly before thc 'people. territory. Ordinarily It takes a Ju A temperance education campaign[ burned over area of land about for thc first time In Michigan had i1 public eye as Mrs. Roosevelt. She TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Japan has not shown herself to public instruction, by the governing toad, trained on two poles or other the whole say-so Monday, are keen ­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langstrom such board of the four Slate Teachers objects a known distance apart. goes everywhere, is interested in uv a friendly nation toward b to be conducted throughout thc thirty to forty years to recover. 11: ly awake to the dangers and abuses everything. Perhaps it is her ap­ returned last week to their home In China — • and toward other Asiatic Colleges, supervise state-school fi­ Each car photographed appears in state and nation, according to re­ people who travel about Michigani of this system. This Is encouraging parently indefatigable energy com­ Cincinnati after visiting Mr. and countries as would warrant the ex- nance and have complete control two pictures and the distance It has pot, by the Women's Organization It should squelch further attempts Mrs. R. I. Hendershott. over the standards and conditions of moved in a given time is easily de­ bined with a penchant for appear­ Ipectatten that she would use this would observe three simple prccau। to trick taxpayers into spending Mb. Wlnr.lc Roblmon »l>o U at- assumed powerr solely „ termined from the known time be­ for National Prohibition Reform, the in the Interest granting teachers' certificates. ttens, a majority of these destructive' millions by tlie reward subterfuge ing In unexpected places al unex­ Because good teachers arc more tween the snapping of the two views. .»™.l »rt. .pent Irom o, u to tx pected times that inspired the fol­ same organization which took such forest fires would undoubtedly be' But thc Monday results carried lowing delightfuFktory. Friday until Tuesday morning with interested in instructing than In ef­ Thus the highway engineer has a p'*1" »«< J««" ■" »»"«• an active and influential part tn down with it some .worthy and bad­ prevented: it sccma seems nun that a .-waiuui school tcouiu teacher was her parents near Hickory Comers. n pollzc Chinese trade and to treat forts to find new positions, they suf­ record of all the details he needs to haring the 18th Amendment nulllfer in competition with poor teach­ know about moving traffic, which he Mr- and Mrs. C. Markham of Hp - that country as a subject power, I 1. Break your match before throw­ ly needed features Michigan needs telling her pupils the story of Robmore tubercular beds, especially In inson Crusoe, how he was marooned , land arrived Saturday to visit their their I Because of thia fact It it is nr of intor. inter- ers who arc active Job hunters, con­ can study at leisure. Thc method Ing It away. the north. Thc pro|x»ed Northern on'a desert Wand, how he built; daughter. Mrs. F. J. Bette, and re- Ml Ainerlcans Yn^ in trary to popular assumption, thc re­ will be tested to determine highway Several months ago W. O. N. P. R. 1 2. Make sure Uiat your cigarette Sanatorium at Gaylord is mid has himself a home, how with crude i mained over for the Home Coming, proIX>l-t|on to the number of Inhabi- port declares. Setting high stand­ capacity, time lost at traffic lights announced that, its objective having 7 cigar butt Is properly cxtln- been long needed. The insane insti­ tools and hand-nuide Implement*, he | social at tne Baptist church Monday । tanl8 t|ic jxjpulatton of Japan Is ards for 'be granting of certificates and the efficiency of difieretit types been achieved, it would disband and or ' and cutting down the number of of lights, passing practice, stopping growing twice as fast a* that of the 1 gulshed before throwing it away and tutions are crowded and many Inin­ carved a comfortable existence for night. retire from further activity. Evi- 1 Mrs. Ellis Lake of (felon was in ; drcds of insane and feeble-minded temporary nr three year and re­ and starting speeds on different that your pipe contains no glowing are cn thc waiting lists. Had these himself Then came the day when the city Tuesday. Little Eldon and | United States; but because Japan newed certificates would eliminate Robinson, strolling along thc slrorc kinds of road surface, and many dently tlie organization now real­ has 67.470,000 people while the Unit­ before dumping the contents. worthy needs been segregated on n of his island domain thousands of ed State* has 126,144,000, the aver­ many poorly trained teachers, to other city and country traffic prob­ Izes that tts most important re- embers ' thc benefit of the schools, it states. lems. । 3. Make absolutely tertaln that separate ballot or laid the "pork" miles from civilization saw foot­ st.ylnp Mre tor n,« «■ I Me u> r«,m-o! J.piui Is eompsrsage In favor of Japan Is compara­ sponilbility lies ahead—1. c., cont infeatures amounting to about $23,000,Life certificates should be good only turnwi home with her. tlrely but It u ut advutuge. prints in thc sand. "Now boys and ^•our campfire is out before leaving tively Email; but It is an advantage. GCfl been left out entirely, the result girls." the teacher asked. "whose U holders kept up to date with per­ As Or. Bur.on Fern, wm, drtrlne Tlw IM3 df„h w (n Japa [might have been dificrcnt. Michigan tracks were those that Robinson toward •TWrd town Monday Mned.v morning morulnu about .bout |lb0l|. „ ,hou,„,d J” iods of study, to eliminate the inef­ SEARCHING FOR NEW torn of proper control and temperate precautions । tftXpayers to millionthree o'clock and when this side of ficient and old fogy teacher, and to nr n-hr. rfrv' r,oncNone of these Ptcv“ uww,a w“*!will taxpayers saia said "scat"scat" to mmionDENTAL MATERIALS use ot alcoholic beverages. The dry Ufcc mor(j than q {ew extra m0_ d0]|ar..aqUanderfng Monday. Clinton Crusoe saw?" Without hesitation, thc McElwain farm home on the eight points above the United prevent teachers long out ot the and in a matter-of-fact tone, several [states; but the birth rate in Japan M»ut irol.1- mMti but U1,nk o, lln. „ld n U, UM 2, , cemetery road hb automobile dipped [is about 33 per thousand, which Is field returning to increase competi­ It the gold standard of dental down thc high bank and turned I, bitlon made the mistake of dlscon—Schuyler Marshall. Clinton Countion for the well trained Instructors fillings and repaint wn* carried on ttimout twice that ot thU country. destruction they will save. U»uln« UMlr axutou.1 „xl eKRUn ul" “™ly RcpuMIcn-Nm turtle, making a complete turnover. |. in hard times such as the last few during the next two years at lhe The Japanese birth rate is as high For a wonder the Dr. himself i ( rale called for by American dental propaganda once the , 18th Amend- > escaped with only a few bruises. Hla ' FADS AND FRILLS. . d. Dickinson has anfaults alone, as much gold would be while the birth rate tn the United ment had been passed. A constltu-. Where do practical subjects leave' nounced his candidacy for the posi­ lights went wrong nt the time , burled in patients' teeth as has Slates has dacllned in that time by PREDICTS RETURN OF tional tew was regarded os sufficient on nnd fttda and IrUh Ju re. .■ ------< .. .......... . the accident happened so that her tlon of lieutenant governor on thc [over one-third. It can thru be seen Jost In shipwrecks In all re­ DOBBIN TO FARM been w-rb unable to keep thc track. ‘ to change the habit* at a nation. jpccl to cunlcu!ums? We Republican ticket. Dickinson's ac­ corded history.’ That is one reason i that japan 1* determined to make Supt. of Chy schools W. E. Conk-1, population lahgc enough to back The dry forces expended too much dout)j that any two people could tion is one of thc most selfish that A return of the horse to thc farm, why thc noble metals for dental re­ | ling hxv accepted an invitation to i her [ has come to light. It's the old typo [up her aggressive attitude toward pairs are going out of fashion; they with his mechanical competitors be ­ effort In law making; not sufficient a 100 per cent agreement. at office seeker stunt; thc type that । act os one of thc Judges on thought I[other nations. ing stored away in the bam, will are too wasteful and expensive. An­ [and composition in thc annua) con-] __________ , , r in the all-important work of Im- Wiat B waU oI protCst would arise has nothing constructive or pro­ probably be seen during the next other is that where two metals are test- of thc Peninsular Oratorical] m-, Lx tiy- j planting thc idea of prohibition in hCrCi foj example, even among those gressive to offer but which capital­ used in the mouth, they act aa thc few years on American farms, while League composed of thc larger cities i L^rU7HUS Of \V ISCIOPI the heart and mind of the American clanwrln45 ioudest for tax reduction. izes n following to get into office the farmer will go in for a wider plates in a tiny electric battery and •of this state. Thc contest will be*' -J It's selfish for another reason. variety ot crops, predicted Professor start chemical changes around their I held in Saginaw on May 15. There BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. -people. , y schools should go back to a strict Frank D, Fitzgerald is candidate for location which may do much insid­ wUl be w«u conlounu. . I ..Oood M]1 teIn d,nn^ „ u„ H a. Patton, head of the economics ious damage. Perhaps thc W. O. N. P. R. wishes vriUng and arithmetic ---------— - He — and -----------------------governor. Dickinson---------come department. Michigan Bute college. to profit by this mistake; perhaps it 5<.(lfdu]e. Any iubje« is practical1 ‘ro,n lhe 5anw county and Dickln-rml-rv vfawq AnnmnAV desire of a person to rej4m to a These arc tjre main reasons why. The prices for which the farmer 1 XiEAKSa.A°i? . I’*** where he has Jteen well trealannouncement ueceasurllf' sees •>..< that i* if Intemperate .... use n» of al­ which arouses' the intellect of a stu- son's at lhe University of Michigan, rxhas rold his crops and thc prices C. 9. Mohler, who has been at- ed .-_p B Booiu Jr prejudices Fitzgerald's candidacy; coholic beverages brings about conwhich he has had to pay for goods, tensive experiments are in progress a _ dent. Perhaps It may be English ^opie^don't* like‘too many" office.<f I tending medical college at Grand ’ ' ' to furnish non-tnctolllc dental rche buys, have been separated by a dluons that resemble thc old open jlteralure< perhaps algebra or trig- held in one county. lUplte u Ui.lUWI buite W1U1, •Pund,nKdUl h.pplnra depente wide gap ever since the latter part pairs. Only 20 per cent of the Anjcrl»ld «t W. II. Spence. mo„ lhM1 Lv, saloon days, thc ---great -----------mass of — pub.k_ I'ommetry. , Dickinson's candidacy slrmlri be j lean people, whose teeth arc the best perhaps chemistry, per­ of 1021. so that agriculture, as a J urged against by every Republican I iL 6’ and j Ur, CTyj . .Iniay be called a friendly interest in lie opinion in this country which is । cared for In the world, can afford Ur dc B Buck haps botany, perhaps art No pcr- who has in his heart thc i-pliabllita- of the youngsters piped up slmultan- 1 ¥ r and.Ur ’ -.PT* «ck and'LT.^: persons and things." - Bertrand part of the American business set­ adequate dental service, due largely ----neither intensely wet or dry will , up has been, on the whole, "in the -Mrs. Roosevelt*. children of New York City arc visitson can tell for sure snxe pupils !ion of the party in this state and it* : couriy. This dory as we see it. to no dis- lng Mr and M„. Oeorgc Tinkler |Rimf1’ red" for more than a decade. Pro­ to the necessity in the past of using swing in favor of prohibition as a dlUer i dedication to the advancement ot j -,,'rt-AV in ihe ninor active Amt ,nK. M<r nntI ... Mrs' uror nc l ,*■lKlcr precious metals. Dr. Rickert de­ ~n.irtA.AV Tn iHr .uiwr.firllVA firm! ... . fessor Patton pointed out. To correct “ “uiTu'i’SSXnf’S KJ •"* “ protest against existing con^ltiorus ' Conlin. "No man ever thinks n poem out; this situation production must be clares. Perfection of cheap substi­ Just as it swung to repeal as a pro- | crjsial rate Diamond Drill. h cn„e, d.-m«r«uc. Ltod! WKi,n„ ol utcMcld died he only feels It out."—Edwin Mark­ reduced, while crop prices must be tutes is the iiexl step due in dentis­ REMOVE BILLBOARDS. ham. test against big-time bootlegging, we hope that the sentiment brought to the level ot other prices, try. A much greater percentage of TUGWELL; IN THE\RAW? the gap being closed by the process­ the population could then afford to pl, and Ihliwa. No- One « no Ions- Ltojd to ptopt„tot A , and racketeering which developed UBainst billboards which deface "If all the folks in the United ing tax. or similar bonus to the take proper carfl of their Utth adrr— the cr surprised While we distinctly admire to sec thethe gracious Mrs. .urorL-ed to „e or.e„.„ M„ ,nd la meelln, with K<XXl during the era of prohibition. ,otherwise beautiful landscapes will States would do tlie few simple through reductions possible In denspirit of loyalty that compels Prcsi- > Roosevell bobbing up anywhere atiISUCCC55 success. The W. O. N. P. R. can perform not cease. Because Michigan is one dent RocMevcit to stand by Professorianytime; and Uh- young pupils' M __u Mrs. .<r_ Jesse Atkins *tkin« ren>. things they know they ought to do. With millions of acres out of cul­ I Mr—and When gold, silver or platinum go an important service to thl* coun- Of thc leading resort states in this Rexfoid G. Tugwcll. we most ccr-should most certainly be pardoned ...-n-H fmtn Haiibom North Dakota most of our big problems would lake tivation for sale crops, to keep dawn <»u.b »tre, <hal U U the prMW. uaumlnt II .Khiu Ibelin, ol N»nh Dakou. care of themselves."—Calvin Cool­ overproduction, the horse can easily into teeth, they go-permanently out try by taking n lead in temperance country, people here should be parmake i™' Rul- idge. of an American to disagree with , probability that in the midst of Monday !a"' nlfiht and will ■ ...^ stage a comeback, because this land of circulation, unless our distant tartm, protr-swr TCrwfh. Uu..o.. cr«««-.dW„w.oI forced ,».U «U ,X„ S educatten if it is really sincere. tlculatly concerned about the prvbdescendants take to mining our may be used as pasture and for win­ thouuh perhajK u .smart and clever | (solation, none other than the am!i-jtrv hA. ilk(M. Miehliran better 'Tlie texture of our skin matters ter feed, thus making Dobbin's keep cemeteries. and this fact has alreadylem of keeping landscapes free .“V Mythe Wh'lr ••«*« should, > Thm R|„„ not; it is thc character within which very cheap, as compared with the prohibited the uae of these metals In WILLIAM H. WOODIN. from tbe Ug,y interference of ad- ac.d.mlclah quit. tatrned I Clayton Lockwood of Three Rivers makes us all kin. It is not the pres­ some countries. "The metals arc al­ existing and still nebulous theories 'appear from nowhere across the Willlam H. Woodin. firs: secretary thing signs. Several states have spent Sunday with his parents in tige of color, btrl live prestige of cash outlay needed to run his me­ so going out of favor because of ap­ , .. or human relationship, has suggest-1.M.H1 and lend him back lo civilichanical substitutes. Professor Pat­ • this city. His wife who has been cliaracter. "—Dennis V. Allen. of the treasury v --' " — — '■*—7-7; ------** in '-this cd mofl. .. under RooscvtliL mac#; ------considerable progress ,|^n. O1W anti-Anwrlcan^ahon? ton stated. At thc same time, ’he pearance*. the old style dental visiting here for some time past rcJewelry and barbed wire entangle­ administration, apparently died as respect and Michigan should not be,policy as a contribution toward re-1 looks for a return to a more "self turned with him. "It te not to avoid/the failures of he served, faithful to his chief, at all backward in following suit, emery. Tlie Professor has also be-[ ment bridgework is avoided rather 1 One of the questions mast John Todd and family and Miss yesterday, but to adventure into the sufficient" type of farming, with leas than called for, which Is a good for »ah’ » who> qucjifly heard these days—' emphasis kslng put on specialisation This cheerful little man won the As a matter of fact, there ls no come the main target• »-«Belle Nevins of Grand Rapids spent fullness of tomorrow that youth will thing." says Dr. Rickert. "A metal seek to prove Chat Roosevelt's ad­ they caught Dillinger yet?" ! Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. spend and be spent in the quest for in one or two crops and more gar­ sympathy of live nation by thc smil- reawm why billboards should not be toBrif j ’ leading xhe United den. fruit and dairy products being filling may be an electric Irritant and Mrs. Andrew Nevins. peace.*’—J. B. Matthews. Ing, persistent manner in which he taxed rather heavily. Without goodSlates toward C< luntsm. Facsim, raised and used right on the farm. and furnish space for germ activity George Sdrafilcld of Chicago, Federal agents have made a fine C ■attacked the turbulent problems mad* and highway* u is doubtful। .Hitlerism, rum. etc., Vic., etc. civ.,Kr«twUy. cvraoimn?. we »t do u„ in the tooth pulp. It was thc best we This would possibly mean a leaser "resident of the clarke Advertising —-----------------------------v "There should be a rigorous law to cash income per year, be said, but knew In thc old dayk, but we ciin 'not bciievc thaf * Mff7 Tugwell is record to date against kidnappers. President "■™‘ "■»“«■ 't"1 ■« “ •>>'* «' ".hi really brave enough to want tills Only otic case since the so-called Agency of that city. Whs in lhe city suppress every newspaper treating the “real." or total Income would be now see far enough ahead to prom­ l.uidbcrKh Law became effective re- Tuesday os a guest of C. W. Mixer. war as morally more tolerable than assumed office. Before the last «ouid ever have developed GoodCOUqtry to>ungc into the deep well ise eventually manufactured mater­ as much or more. ,mains unsolved* agents sue-' mm-v ''T.L.Lir-.rs mrvrvav we j™"* mwelTfail TORTY YEARS TODAY assassination." —<J. Bernard Shaw. cheers of the inaugural ceremony roads have brought about the ■f such rtin-Amertcan policies, «... . XJ'XT . . Federal .... vrinc Professor Patton also suggested ials for all dental repairs which will latest methods of J°hn Lombard lias purchased the had died away. Secretary Woodu. heavy concentration of traffic which rathej imagine tiiat the Columbia. that the farmer and the industrial be perfectly inert chemically and eolirac brain truster" like, the scand are abte S lots on the corner of N Broadway "When competition becomes worker would move closer together will defy any but an expert to tell was worcing on (Jans to rcUsfurcc hike people past these signs and aunty and the emoluments that onc stc. aheiUj of me cleverest and Green street*, known known a* as the the tense, then business runs to in coming years, as decentralization from the real tooth," thc sagging finaitcial structure of adrertlsera base their justification.-■with Government."—Merle Thorpe. With tx-ine f 5l5_\c.r.t52 Tinkler ^rOnertv imrterstanbeing on cn the public payroll; , *‘‘P 01 c 5’el» of industry moves more plants away We understand [■ 1 crooks. In criminal Jdcntificathn Tinkler__PrjPcrly;i Uds nation. He was too <xrupictl for using tius type of sales pronit>It used to be that a fellow could from the large cities to smaller for example, dcscrijrtion cards, ma- Mr. Lombard T~” “will commence the "No country, as no man. can exist towns. If and,when this comes, he tell the home of the richest man In with tremendous responsibsi::K.v .<> tu»n on the fact tiiat a certain' pcrcninc sioiica >n a aminne nuumcr, erection of a fine new residence im'chine slotted In definite manner. to himself alone."—Stanley Baid- said, the factory worker might very lhe town by the length of the hitch­ ge;*much fe^Ung of person* 1 cla- centagc of peop!c who drive by will filed lor for rvAvrc«Acv. reference. Suppose inin- ---------mediately. A — handsome house on ar* »<l*cT*a lor laau *ua co sre nn:u •• ;--------- T “ ing rack out in front. — Florida . ., . ........ A. . .... thns.. riAAlmhir IntK will malrr nrv* well spend part of his Ume in the Cd u.m»»*rUy i«arM«at our own formation comes through that the these desirable lots will make one tton or sat us.'action tram thc hona: notice a sign; a dtl; smaller percenshop and part on a small farm or Times-Union. 0,ilnlc'°'-_________________________ criminal in question wa* said by an the finest home* In the city­ bestowed on him W.'hout a doubt tage will be infiuerced to buy. Since "I am chosen by destiny to lead garden outside the town, as is com­ At the election of officers _____ ______ . hvrvrr to be dark-haired and *’ annual - --------- --"*(-----thc German people out of tlie house The trouble with steel golf clubs tlie fatiguing hours of labor ar.u »<-od roads h><e produced thte we hardly think that hr would about six feet high. Thousands of for thc fire department Monday of bondage and slavery in which It mon already In England and Ger­ is that you cant take them home night the following officers were ' many. The regular farmer will worry which filled ids first few theoretical adverting value, ad- willing to cast hts lot under a mob _____ ____ ______ _ _. these _____ description cards aree . run languishes since the Treaty of Ver­ and throw them Into the tire when through ------ *- thte -----machine K‘— '— which auto­ elected for thc coming year: W. A. , 'sallies went into effect.''—Adolf probably not suffer from this, how­ week* In office undermined hte none vertlsers >hou!d pay for using lhe rule—especially If that rule includes •*you've had a bad round—San Fran­ ever. he said, sinoe most of the In ­ Scidmorc. Chief; A. E. Rcnkes, too robust health, forcing film to re- b.ighwafs Just lhe same as motorist.! the possibility that he might have matically sorts out all descriptions Hitler. dustrial workers' crop would be used cisco Chronicle. ol dark-haired criminals six feel! Ass t. Chief; Fred Soule. Secy.; Tom j tire after qlglit months' service. An;, do. -Such a tax would be thoroughly to wear rags and go hungry . These hurtr. At the outset this narrows the] Doyle. Trcos- Committees were .also 1 ss add itinnal frmri. a nd not to red ucfl are. of coucse. our own belief.it '•Nmrttt ytiurswr intra tti« you' -------------You can't blame a magazine for nation suffers a real lo» in tn? Justified. More important yet. bill­ amount - ■bough! ” * * from farmers. might be paMjpte that the Professor field of search among criminate appointed to meet visiting firemen | cannot accomplish what you set out the preferring famous authors. Would death ot such a man as WLUam-li.’.board advertising should be dis.- would like to be a cliff dweller, a down considerably and often leads at the trains. CCC CAMPS* BIG to."—Henry B>rd. You risk buying a car with a name H. J. -------Christmas of——Lansing — —----—g- —has j Woodin. z * icouragcd completely. leave man or some other type of to valuable Ups. It takes mighty you never heard before? — Detroit "No judge from whom voter can primitive human being, wrestling smart agents these days with a well- purchased thc photograph gallery of AID TO FISHERMAN against the rugged elements for organized system supparting them to George L. Heath and will hereafter expect a favor is worth voting tor." conduct the same. Mr.. Christmas —Newton D. Baker. THE SMALL COMMUNITY. , mere existence. We agree that Fresl- irack down clever criminate. Fishermen whose creels and has had over twenty year* exper ­ We believe that the tendency ,t j' fdent Roosevelt. In his brave efforts ■ An .n-nibtnr noor l«np cord that । w ience in tire business, and the work "Behind every argument is some­ stringers carry heavier loads in fu­ to lead his beloved country to „„„ more Hastings is a pretty dark place, ture years may thank the busy decentralize industry speaks well lor , will not kink Is now obtainable, permanent abundance, should have these days after 12:30 o'clock hi the!',that he has done and te doing, one's ignorance."—Louis D. Hran- workers in the Civilian conserva­ the future of the sthidl city or town I speaks best as to hte ability a* an ifels. What ...WA wo're wu ic aim still waiting wailing ivr tor is Is one theorists uicMiwna a. at iu« Ills side ... in w,v the White ■■■■..v evening. tion corps, who have furnished the | artist. He has come here to stay and Concen'ratlon of population is ‘me thnt wlH nQt Uc -Arkansas House; but it » equally true, too. extra man power to push ahead at 'guarantees to get out all work in theory but gives rise to many Gazette that he ought t-> have these thcorAlthough w© can't follow along a multiplied speed many of the most promptlyGive him a call at Mr. |tel* counter-balanced by men .of drawbacks which'mon- than ncu' with-President Roosevelt on all of needed lake and. stream improve­ Heath's old stand. . NEWS GLEANINGS. trullzc any (fain In efficiency. The' A > British paper tells of a golfer t *'lt5e <«>owlcdge and practical «per- K^ experimental programs—or jrrment and conservation Jote. de­ . ,. . lienee in the world of reality. Its ail I>laps it would be more accurate to'! Levant McIntyre had a genuine • A committee at 10 lias been ap­ clared Dr. Carl L. Huboe. director of period of depression has proven that who ho recently got Rot married on on 0 n right and fine to talk • .iv about ohmit th f ’ .. . _____ .___ _____________ ■ the pointed to make plans for the cele- the institute for Fisheries research ““ a small community can manage its Saturday afternoon. That's true tnillenium. to lay plans to create an which he perrnL certain of hi, In-. bratton of Harvard University* (n the University of Michigan, earthly Utopia, but we must not for­ tellfetual underling* fc dabble about w B had 300th anniversary in 103$. r **----------•* only — affairs more economically and with love.—Philadelphia Inquirer. Better spent* •is — not* “ the re­ Rf ” get that as a human society we ore w ith —we believe he 1» entirely cor- ------ - ------ y,, coc ^0^ Mld Dr . leas graft and political corruption rect in calling down big business b,um A bakery in Philadelphia gives1 ( ( critic •1hat|rtill far from being able to make an , —iuse 11 has been proven than a nwlropobtan center. Then, „ ' ascension without pc*s.wssiiig. the leaders for crying •'wolfc." Construe- ' hundreds of loaves of stole bread, that great - areas of cut-over land ' some English novelists are coo, livuig coodttions are better. . r , proper wings wing* ot of wueniAnucas unselfishness ana and Uve criticism te always legitimate each week to the Sooitly (or the r. [ , * . have little economic vajijo except for FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. popular in foreign countries, than mt^panonal brotherhood. - George but considerable literature has been . Married—At thc residence of the Prevention al Cp»ltjr to Animal* to future timber and present recrea­ People are not crowded into itutly 1 they are here?" We can only sug- Averill, Birmingham Eccentriccirculated among stockholders-In big bride's mother, corner Court and be scattered in various parts of the !tional possibilities, water improve­ tenement districts or canyon-like gest that it is because their books ■ —. ‘ ‘ ‘ corporations of late which 1* most Hanover streets, Wednesday evening, city for birds. ' ments making the lands fronting on ’ A wonijn uve tn Adtech. Calif., pur­ d,-ridediv •t reels of apartment bouse*. Every- have not yet been translated into !ch 2«^ Is (minded decidedly nanlrkv panicky and is founded on oo and lakra more desirable 1 posed two Uve entekens at a poul­ assumption rather than strict fact. May 7th. al seven o’clock, by Rev. , Washington Monument visitor* streams W. A. Hunsberger. Marshall L. Cook bften exceed 10,000 in a oixigle day [for cot Lage* and camp sites should the languages of the countries re- try marxet market They yielded 120.30 definitely enhance such real estate . and Belle Wheeler Youngs. Miss I worth ot gold ni'ggcls when she pre' ferred \o.—Humorist. A young man in Rochester. Ind. Stella Wheeler and B. D. Whitlock Apparently Boatonlan* believe in 1values, aa well as bringing more 1 pared them for cdoklng. t recently received a sentence of com- acting as maid and groomsman. Tiw being on time. No fefer than 113.7W Icash into the handr of local rednlty have a chance to put in some of A new rose has been named after from tourists, hunter* and । There are 2.710.000 motorcycles In pulsory Sunday School stter.dsnce ceremony wm witnessed only by the a*ked the telephone company for dent* their spare time gardening and rate- a lecturer. Jt is not of the rambling the world, and about nine-tenths of for one year when found guilty of immediate relatives of th* contract­ the correct time during November ;fishermen, be statedThe IruUluti for Fiahsris* Rebreaking and entering. Ing parties, and a very few ot their (them are in Europe. UVEXTY NfNTH ykar munltie* b*v* *n assured future. Kr । Pungent Paragraphs BUYING Way of Our World and THS WANT APS �.MDHOMEOF (Continued from pat* Irlcks have been taken down after at oil mrywfim tn thia country, i and w»m are permitted to operate I buj a short time each day. tl wish nice --aUrthoBd.i ML regardle** of I Whither you want to drivt through < the beautiful valleys or up over the I to dl* tn afl ttw harder. tn. Dolly. demonstrated iMUIBMBS.BOBT. !KS®SM, with sufBctent grit and do- X dJdh’l would be had to enjoy the very between shiyers- Ordinarily re te plenty of snow in the wintftoe at Arrowhead take and iy go there to enjoy the skiing ‘■•it the pact winter fall was lacking. ___ tram tne attend­ ance. If you Ute mountain riding, which I will acknowledge I do not especially enjoy, there are many feature* about the trip to Arrowhead .lake that would appeal to you. . W. R. Cook. the well* were pumped dry. The 1« along the Roosevelt Highway, it perous HtUe city and haring what greatest oil field tn this section te on follows right along the shore of the « claimed to be one of the largest Signal Hill at Long Beach, perhaps ocean hundreds of mile* from Ban »««»r beet plants tn thc country. 2fJ miles from the business district of Diego to Loa Angele* and on to Ban' H*1* Dame Fortun*. which teemfngPTtnelecb. then on to Portland and ly hadn't given " *him u- “ “ “a pleasant ’ ‘ even Los Angeles. Whenever I have heard Beattie. Oregon. In long stretches it look, completely changed her ways of li« Signal Hill oil pool. I had pic­ has been btaited out of the »olid and showered on r~ 4au’~ *■— — tured Signal Hill qa a great, high rock. A* a result you often have the winnlng amllea. D ijia effort* •levution Imagine my surprise when Pacific, always beautiful and ipter- to the production bean* and ________ ___________________ bd&khia I saw a hill probably not touch ealing on one aide and •— |tiller than our Iran Bridge hill on Ing cliffs, often many __ ___ __of estate *t the Ume of hte death a few North Broadway. Tlx area covered feet in height on the other. In some yean ago, would reach way up into : by derricks on Signal HOI is probably places the road has been paved to the "alx rtgurea," and that He gave ' not over a mile king and a halt mile a width of eight or ten rod*, while generously during his life tim» to l ifide, but is It covered? I was In­ in other* more remote, the pavemeiR many charitable ehterprteea that he I formed that on Signal Hill over 2.100 regarded a* worthy. It would be PfcOBATE COURT. oil wells had been drilled, each well width. But gangs of men are at 'difficult to find a more fertile sod E*t. Ellen L. Roush, dec d. Petition coating from 900 000 to 1165.000. AU work constantly widening It out. so than thte around Oxnard. Ute land for Admr. filed. told probably 9200.000,000 has been that at some time tn the not far te a rich black and lays as "level as Est Ida A. Eaton, dee d. Final ac­ spent In drilling well* and putting distant future, there will be a good a floor." Only a few miles away te count filed, citation* issued. Up derricks on Signal HUI. In fact wide highway all along thte beautl- the octan; off the ocher way are lhe EK. John Flnkbelner, deed. Order Rhe derricks are so thick that from a ful ocean drive. mountains. Thte whole section te assigning residue entered, dis­ 'distance It looks like a forest. A One day in company with Topi noted for Ita production of sugar charge of executor issued, estate great many of these wells produce Heaney, formerly a well known far­ beets and lima beans, and doubt­ enrolled. upwards ot 1.000 barrels of oil per mer of Thornapple townkhlp and lew others there have reaped rich Est. Ward Quick, dec'd. Order al­ day, some of them way up Into the whom many residents of Middleville rewards from their culture. lowing claims entered. thousands. One would think that will remember, we drove up to Ox­ Mr. Dolly has passed on to hte re­ nt. Angle J. DeWolfc. deed. Pe­ with such n constant drain on the nard. a nice little city of 8,000 .or ward, but hte widow survive*. Still tition to reduce bond filed, ordered pool down deep In the earth, with 7.000 population. Tom te a very ami­ active and sprightly, the buffetings to reduce bond entered. over 2.100 wells, going night and day able companion, a good fellow, and a ot life obtained through many var­ Est. George Murphy, dec'd. In­ as they did before restrictions were good driver. Going up we took what ied experience*, together with her ventory filed. placed on thc output, that lhe pool la known m the "Inland route," a abundant supply of good common Est. James Cheeseman. dee d. In­ would soon be sucked dry. The Sig­ nice paved road that leads its wind­ sense and good humor, all unite to ventory filed, discharge of Admr. is­ nal HUI oU field was found In 1920. ing way through narrow mountain make her an interesting personality. sued. and apparently is going stronger to­ passes, beautiful valleys, through Quite naturally the time that she nt. nther O. Paton, dec'd. Agree­ day than ever. It seems to be quite extensive groves of English Walnuts, and her husband spent tn Michigan, ment filed. lUnusual In that when oil ha* been and even by Mack Bennett's studio. now seems almost as a dream. But nt. Mary Headley, dec'd. Order pumped out In the upper layers, the We returned by the ocean side drive, as the sunset of life approaches, it te to make assignment of certificate wella have been deepened and a along the Roosevelt highway, with said that *he has plans for the dis­ entered. greater supply found lower down. lhe Pacific but a few rods distant position of some of the accumula­ EK. Madison Howell, dec'd. Order But as stated above a heavy restric­ most of the way- With the sun shin­ tions of a busy life, in a way that assigning residue entered, dteebargo tion has been placed oh the output ing warmly and a light breeze blow­ would be most pleasing to her de­ of Admr. issued,estate enrolled. ing. it can be imagined how greatly ceased husband, and that when it is nt. Frances Brainard, dec'd. Pe­ done many crippled children will tition for Admr. filed । the entire trip was enjoyed. We drove up to Oxnard to call on have reason to be thankful that Mr. Est. Reuben T. Jones, dec'd. Order and Mrs. Dolly lived. a lady whom perhaps some of the appointing Admr. entered, bond ot Showing what a climatic change Admr. filed, letters of administra­ residents of Yankee Bprlngs may re­ member. and who has had experi­ can be experienced In a few min­ tion Issued, order limiting settle­ ences in life that only go to show utes time, Mr. Heaney and I drove ment entered, petition for hearing Up in the mountains one day lo claims filed, notice to creditors is­ how the hands of fate may turn. Along tn the 80's Mr. and Mrs. Arrowhead take. Thte beautiful lit­ sued. John Dolly, both young, active, and tle lake Is nestled among the moun­ nt. Mary E (Travis, dec'd. Peti­ THURSDAY C 4 fi Q 'desiring to get ahead in the world, tains at an elevation of about 6.500 tion to cash Consumers Power stock, FRIDAY ▼ I U settled on a farm in Yankee Spring*’ feet. The interesting thing about filed, order to assign stock entered. thte drive is that the elevation of township, not far from lhe one then nt. Elizabeth Flnkbeiner, dec'd. SATURDAY | ----owned by the tate Leander Pryor. about a mile and a quarter te prac­ Inventory filed. I They hoped to better their fortunes. tically all made in the last 15 or 16 ' but the sale of products from Its miles and over a paved road, with SLOUT PLAYERS TO BE {sandy fields, wouldn't permit them numerous elbow-turns around tower­ HERE THREE NIGHTS : to make both ends meet. So at the ing ledges of rock on one side and ' end of a year they gave It up u a great deep canyons on thc other Tlie Lavem Stout Players will be hopeless lazk. They then moved to' Naturally lhe road is quite narrow, being blasted out of the solid rock here for three nights starting i Grand Rapids, where Mr Dolly se। cured a job that called for a tot of mast of the way. and the paved part Thursday, May 10, when "Lazy­ hard tabor at teaming, at which he possibly 12 to 14 feet wide. Prom my bones" will be presented. Unusual i worked for two or three years, but seat on the right hand aide of the between act vaudeville featurea have without being able to get any fur­ car, when making the up-grade of been added to the program this ther ahead financially than he did 400 or 500 feet every mile. I could year. Several new stars will be seen 'in Yankee Springs. As Grand Rap- look right down on the tops of trees. in the casts. | ids. at that time, didn't seem to have, and impressive heap* of rock way ELIMINATE POLITICS. in tlie chasm below where I much to offer a man tn his situation down . Removal of Judges and chiefs of land. If for any reason the ca4with an ambition to get ahead in the- would ' swerve four or five feet to, police from political Influence by i world, he decided that he would should { giving them a life tenure of office l tempt fortune In the rapidly growing the right—and tots of times it , during good behavior is advocated 'city of Chicago, where he ventured 'doesn't take a car very long to do by Prof. John B. Waite of the UulPatant and Whit a ' in some kind of business with a part­ that. The day was beautiful, thc verrity of Michigan law school, not­ ' ner. But the partner didn't seem to 'scenery impressive, but somehow or ed authority on criminal taw law .and and whenever I looked down, ' Be Biirc to take advan­ I have that high regard for honesty other court procedure, Tlie college savant that a partner should have, with there seemed to be a great vacant points out that in this manner tage of these EXTRA space around the abdominal region . thc result that al the end ot a year ; Judges and chiefs of police would be The return drive down the mountain Special Sale Prices! or two the partner had the money. left free to exercise their powers in 1 while Mr. Dolly's assets consisted te even more thrilling than the a fearless manner without having almost entirely of experience. There drive up. because you go with so to cater to any group or organiza­ । are many more enjoyable situations much greater speed. Naturally the tion. in thte old world than being prac- road iiad Lo follow the contour ol We, In smaller communities, do mountain very largely. Where tlcally dead broke in a big city. the 1 not see any evidence of political In­ I where such a quality as "sympathy" some great rocky structure Juts out. fluence ,in Judgeships although Ite comparatively unknown; On the the highway has to follow right 114 W. State BL, Hastings there may be a trace of it In the around It. or where some ravine has I other hand, with some people, such ' taw-enforcement officiate. But in the | a thing as being busted is only an been eaten Into the side of the metropolitan areas there is a grow­ mountain, the road goes along one side of It until a turn can be made, ing opinion that thff courts feel po­ then follows up the other side, in litical influence. As Prof. Waite one spot, after you have traveled a points out. we can only expect to quarter of a mile or more, only a have a fearless enforcement ot the few feet away but perhaps a hun­ law when the authorities are In a dred feet lower dawn, you can see position to act fearlessly. Crime is largely a local matter the road you Just left, with a deep canyon intervening. There arc elbow and we must expect to deal with it turn*, hair pin curves, and every locally. For this reason we cannot other kind of curves that you ever hope (o have much help from tlie heard of—yes even including Mae federal authorities except for those West's. The laying of thte mountain who carry on Inter-state crime. highway naturally required splendid Speedy trials and courageous Jus­ engineering talent, because it te so tice will do os much as anything to built that. If one wished to. he could curtail crime which has grown to greater pro(x>rtions in thte country make the whole ascent on high. The drive down the mountain is than ever before. Just as thrilling, even more so, than OBrftJARY. the drive up. With an average drop Julia Ann Jones, daughter of John of 400 or 500 feet to the mile, and a good hard surface read to drive on. and Sarah Henry, ptoncer residents of Barry bom m in Carlit te is pretty nrettv hard torequired hold any car 1 county, was ick. 7he y prime U! .^^^ip ^y 3L 1837 ..to COURT HOUSE NEWS EXTRA SPECIAL During This Sale! Smart Comfortable /LHHtL fiSIALJ SUMMER PR NOW IN EEFE dniied Qubationg Vital to AplarUts (Continued from pw one) -. • r v-n, i At the “urt 0,1 M£*><i*y |tftPresbyterian church, being treasurer emoon, the Barry County Beekecpfor a number of years and a mem- cr1' Association elected the followber of the board of trustee*. Re­ . Intyre; vlce-Pres., Herman Zerbel; cently he Wm named as secretary secy.-Treai. WWIam O Dean, of the Hastings Playground Actiri- Nashville. Township leaders were tie* Committee. Bob also te a golfer discussed. of considerable ability, having won LAS, the "Old Timers'" championship presfnl M>d assisted wills the buri.nd im .u ln u.e JunS I"» f"1'1'1 f"J P" J? °“S?' 5 hu>dln.p .rent. 4Uo be lt one ol *' the leading bowler* tn’ the annual iZ es *cre to draw up a Holer, Soolln. m.Khe. Intake SidnekTrmullS —_ . .. ' । disease eradication, help formulate JFi SSLSK, “ bone, ridln, Ud numtUte In Presbyterian church circles,' was president of the Women's Club and has taken an active part In af­ IMMIGRATION SERVICE fairs at the Hastings Country Club, FEES ARE REDUCED being one of the leading players among the women golfera. Both County Clerk T. 0. K. Reid re­ have a wide circle of friends here. Mr. Walton came here In Septem­ ceived word Monday from the immi­ ber. 1919. to take charge of the gration and naturalization division C. H. Osborn Company, which man­ of lhe United Slates Department of ufactures a line of foundation gar­ Labor concerning the new schedule ments with chief markets in Ohio. of reduced Tates and fees Incident Pennsylvania. Texas and Michigan. to naturalization service. A partial Previous to coming here he wm list wm received by telegram last with the Grace Corset Company on week and published In the Banner. Church and Eleanor streets. Kala- The complete list Is as follows: New -----Old maaoo, for twenty yean. At present Declaration of in­ he Is vice-president of the company tention .......... 4 3.50 • 5.00 and his brother Is manager. Thc Petition of clllzentwo concerns, although entirely sep­ ■ ship ..................... 5 00 1000 arate organizations. have always worked closely together. This year rival ...................... 3.50 5.00 he received an attractive offer to New Declaration of take over a large vacant floor space intention or cer­ in the Grace Company. Among oth­ tificate in lieu of er advantages he will have a central one lost, mutilat­ heating and elevator service, and ed or destroyed . 1.00 10.00 will have hte entire plant located on one floor and will have the serv­ change or name 5.00 1000 ice* of an experienced mechanic to LOWER CROOKED LAKE. | crepe, and Special certificate. look after some of lhe rather comJake Johnson and family visited sweet peas. She »■ was attended by Certificate of Der­ Slcated machinery used in produtat John DePriester'a of Dowling' Mtea Hahtet Harrteoti ot Datrott^ ivation. of c i 11g his line of goods. 5.00 10 00 Sunday. Who was gowned in aqua marine Several of his present employees Record of rcgistraMr. and Mrt. Maurice Mills spent fciue U(i carried pink roaea. Paul have requested to move to Kala­ 10.00 8.^\y. thelr Noteboom of Richland acted h. bM mazoo with tlie plant. Miss Ger­ trude Bentley. Mr. Walton's office I man. Miss Stable Shuneman of TAX DELINQUENCY assistant, will continue her duties -- -Mrs Christ Zimmerman was p w Paw played Lohengrin's 1’a aW Lohengrin* wedwtdIn the new location. Mias Bentley aa the bridal party «n»nCLOSE TO LAST YEAR , »l Ted Zimmerman* at Lock Shore 'ding march a* has long been an active figure In _______ ------------- --------- ।. farm Bunday Sunday making the acquaintacquaint- I tered and took their place* before . ..— ---------here ------------ coun_— I--------------------—....Iiev K v pastor of Um the affairs of the Episcopal church Tax. delinquency in the ance of. .w. the twin boys who arrived here. She plans to return here each ty is running very close to that of: April 30- Congratulations. Richland Presbyterian church, who last year, although somewhat lower, I Prank Roush and family spent performed the ceremony. Both the Anrta C. Velte, floor lady. Clarence according to County Treasurer 'Saturday tn Hastings bride and groom e'er* graudate* o< Charlton and his mother. Mra. Nel­ Maus. Also considerable sums are Mrs Mrs. Alva ajv» Rounds nounas and ana children cnuaren of or w, c lie Charlton, who has charge of the being paid against back taxes. H at Richland. Mr. Mason, who Battle Hattie Creek vt visited her parents. 1931 boxing department. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stenger, and fam- _j aleo attended Western Stale Teach­ Intelligence is what you get from ' ^5' ------------iwme. Common sense you must de-1 and ^^lard and ers College, la a descendant of Um Rev. Leonard Stater, missionary to ^lop ywrrelU Learning te what you or _ )dson ______________________ __________ the Indian*. The happy couple left obtain in school Knowledge teiwhat)Pmnk FTank Roush's Rundav Bunday.____________i; amiq a shower ot rice and old shoe* theworld hands yoy. Judgment [ On Saturday afternoon. April 28. for a motor trip to Kentucky. Th*y comes only with the years. Expert- lat thc home Mr- Bnd Mr* J M- W1U n‘tld' °" lhe Dunnlngton farm S. n,i’IJSIl. «*u o' occurred Che no- north ot JUelilyd. riage of their daughter, Eleanor j --------------- . • • • ' ■ ' en with a bit of conscience, wisdom Ruth, to Kirby A. Mason of Rich- I So many government official* ar« (Continued from page one) Is a phantom often chased but ael- land, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude on the air with equal number of *t>dom overtaken. Success or failure are Maaon ot Charlotte Ave.. Kalama- luttons for what is supposed to Ml county eld which wa* not received a matter of opinion. Reputation fa1 zoo TIw bride was attired in an us that th* old Fadko is getting cxnthe golden scale. Contentment the ‘ensemble of ashes of roses silk, fused. Because of the fact that normal final objective. running expenses had been pared down sb low as possible since 1932, this rtwuced budget has been met entirely through the cutting of teachers' salaries. For example, the ■ RECORD FKEZIK highest salary jtald in 1931-32 was 42.500, and lhe highest paid In 1933­ Ma 34 Is 11,800. Thc lowest salary paid HASTINGS CUT-RATE • SHOESTORE • If the brake* on dlM died on An Sunday. * April nH1 29. aged 76 your car are not good, you are go­ years, 11 months and 8 days, at the hofoe of her daughter. Mrs. Carl ing to flirt with Saint peter every Knickerbocker, having been a help­ Inch of the way. with the chances more Uian even that Saint Peter less Invalid for many months. Her will win. In some spots you look daughter and family gave Mrs. straight ahead and It looks as if Jones constant and devoted care, you were looking out into-space and anticipating her every need. She was nearing the “Juirtplng off place." If married Nov. 7. 1880 to Theodore your brakes are not In good condi­ Jones, three children blessing this tion. that Is probably Just what It union, two surviving, Mra. Knicker­ would be. but a turn will lead you bocker of Grand Rapids and Prank on to something else. It Is surpris­ Jones of Battle Creek, also five ing though to see the pace, set by grandchildren and three great-' those accustomed to mountain grandchildren. Two brothers, An­ driving, in making the descent. drew and Ell Henry, out ot a family When it comes to making these of twelve, survive. AU her life sh« turns, and these are plenty of them, was active in school, grange and it te impoeslole to took through the church work, leaving a host of roqjty mass and see who, or what, te friends to cherish her memory. Fu­ coming up on the other side. It- the neral services were held on Wednes­ utmoet care ten t exercised some­ day in the Wesleyan Methodist thing may happen, and happen very church, the Rev, D T- Perrine of quickly. Yet accident* do not occur Lansing officiating, assisted by Rev. so very often, but when they do Wm. c. Gearhart Burial was in the they are bad ones, and nothing Carlton cemetery. short a miracle could »avc lhe oc­ OBITUARY. cupants of a car that goes over the Metassla Jane aixbery was bort in rim. New York state. April 23. 1849. and Arrowhead take is a mountain re­ died at the home of her daughter in sort located In a pine and spruce Hastings. May 1 at the age at 85 forest. The air te clear, crisp and years and 8 days. At. the age of 23 laden with the aroma of spruce and she was united tn marriage to War­ pine. There are several hundred ren Daily who preceded her in death cottage* and quite a number of peo­ three yean last December. To this ple make It their year-round home union one daughter was bom. In In the summer lime hundreds and passing she leaves to mourn, thte hundreds of people enjoy the resort daughter, now Mra. Oliver Bolton, there with it* boating, fishing, and five grandchildren, seven great­ the pleasure II offers as a retreat to grandchildren. nieces, nephew* and get away from the every-day hum­ friends Funeral services were held drum of things. Many people ot the Thursday from tlie home of her movie world patronize it. Tlie day daughter. Rev. Wm. c. Gearhart of­ Uiat we were there it was almost ficiating. Her body was tenderly laid unoomforably warm in San Bar- to rest beside that of her husband in nardino, from, which city you »t*rt the Nashville oayjery. , • to make the drive up to Arrowhead Good merchandising has really bedistance of p*rhap» 20 or 35 oorne on* of the fins arte. CONSUMER COKE SQOO Per Ton—Cash Fill your bin during M*y I Prices will increase at least 50c per toh bh June first. Time payment terms can be arranged on approved credit CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Or Yotit Local Fuel Dealer 1 REVIEW OF HUSTINGS SCHOOLS Mtmsn est in 1933-34 Is 4800. Compare these with salaries paid in state liquor stores which' at present range from 11.200 to 11.500. Herewith is the condensed sum­ mary of the facta Superintendent van Buskirk presented: nu frost chest FM1VMTMUTK -ISi 4 REFRIGERATORS 83SS 2 ;! - 7- ■ nt FoMno * tf, A 0 ■ THE HOLD KEEPER TH WATER COOKER ■ REARRANGING MEET * MT CUBE TRAT 2 »|1 •good brakes." NEXT WEEK WILL BE Beauty Week You orw-cordlofly Invited to o spoctal showing of lhe New Gordon Court Tollatria* ot our ilofo during the coming It wifi be Gordon Court Boouty Week, and with the pur­ chase of any Gorden Court product at the regular pric*, which Is 55 cents, you will bo privileged to select any other Gordon Court product of the Santo value, ond It wfU monutodurar. akin, such a* Crwoma, Lotion*. A*lrir»g*nt*, Foe* Powdoc, The Prescription Drug Store B. A- LyBARKER, Propr Hastings, Michigan IMPREGNABLE POLITICS. Il wm* a distinct shock to the nation to learn recently that 22,000,­ 000 persons arc the beneficiaries of public funds. Over half of these arc receiving their full support from the political payroll; the other half are receiving partial support through crop and livestock destruction grants, veterans' benefits and socalled farm and other loans. There can be but one result to this appall­ ing state of affairs. If it Is con­ tinued the party In power will be placed in an Impregnable political position. This Is not meant m criticism of the Democratic party; It is meant as a criUctam of thc Bureaucratic party, which tn the very nature of things will soon absorb both the Democratic and Republican parties. With. 22.000.000 voters already com­ mitted to the party which gives them sustenance, what chance wlH a napless minority have If it happens to disagree with the policies ef the tax-entrenched majority? — public Service Magazine. NORTHEAST IRVING. Mr, and Mrs. John Kollar of near Middleville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lightfoot Mr. and Mra. Morris Eckert and family ot Green take called at Bam Eckert's Wednesday. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Moore at­ tended the funeral of Mrs Ida New­ ton at Northeast Rutland- Much sympathy la expressed to the be­ reaved one* iu Mrs. Newton was a kind mother, friend and neighbor Helen Savacool was on the tick list ths past week with bronchitis. SEE of the these outstanding features 20th Anniversary KELVINATOR . the finest in electric refrigeration g; OU pay no premium for Laving the best that mod­ vegetables and usable left­ ation of dairy products, fresh should you be con ten twith lea! Y overs, an adequate supply of ke em science and craftsmanship cubes qjrd quantity freezing of brings you In the Kelvinator. desserts or salads, and finally, a “Frost Cheri" fur ihddlnlte You get record fast freezing. storage of meals or fish. Why Food File for separate refriger­ 11 NOBELS-1 Tj)i i>i tin hr til i75 Entj Howe til Enrj Nr*ite *1 lit 4 ROBLESKI ELECTRIC ■ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAT 9, 1934 CARVETH WELLS SPOKE ON RUSSIA DEPLORABLE CONDITIONS EXIST UNDER SOVIET GOVERNMENT SAYS FEAR IS THE POWER THAT RULES IA lot of American teacher* visited ■ 13516333 put tn charge of a Russian lady teacher. In answer lo question*, she . told of the kindergarten and grades I and when asked what salary she re-. ceived *he *ald 400 ruble* a That would mean, according to the,(Continued from page one) way they exchanged money with Americans. J200 a month, but when — .. .----■ ._. . one uses 400 rubles he can only buy m*df ‘he me,ody fore’ what »8 of our money would pur- most, as te typical of Indian music, chase in the United States. but has woven a* a background for Mr. Wells stated that he was told ..hU me]od.. . web of subtle haf­ that Stalin, head of the Soviet gov°L ernment. did not personally meet 0X1,1 le* wh,ch lend color an ambassador from another counThe Introduction of the first part Sporting Items ssi COUimOBCHESTHA INTRA MURAL BASEBALL CREATING INTEREST Great interest is being shown in the intramural basebail aariaa con­ sisting of five teams chosen from High school student* and being con­ ducted under supervision of Joe Broaak. physical education super- The spirit *f America old HaiUnn-Batae Creek ptenk road. the season Leon Payne's team de­ avowed communist. At the present assemble. There are two long feated the band 6 to 2 and then time, said Mr. Wells, the only rep-, chords then two short one* and a,(trampled under Tasker’s teamU to '2. The Fuller* beat the Struble* 6 resentativc ot any foreign govern- crash, during which tom-toms are ment in Moscow who ever meets and heap! beating out their summons, j - R7h-dul . th . . talks over II11UCI3 matters Willi with OUUIU Stalin U1 in Now the song of mourning Is heard. 8c^“^“ n®xt <wk ««; had ...V the great pleasure LHIIU* I| The ...V writer ....U •tin greater development and safety in ■ Mr. -- Bullit. - -■ our ambassador slow and plainUve. The occom- ??ur?Uy;,^v*and satisfaction of listening to a ' person, is panlment here consists of a single ““***• ** 0tru^; lhe methods of doing business. Ulk even at the Grand Rapid. Ho- “ >>»»»« sovernment. One ran chord on the second beat of each “ Jhe Th,lf.R.v i. . idraw hls °*’n conclusions from tiiat thej J®- • .W^nesd,,y' tary Club Thursday noon of last | BtaUmenl. Mr WeUa declared that measure, the arums keeping , week by the noted lecturer and au- he thought there were a lot of half­ beat all the time. The song ends bund;. Thursday, May 17. Payne vs. ............................. thor, Carveth Wells, of Chicago. Hte' baked American dreamers at Wa*h- and again the chords and tom-toms 1 Thc standing* to dale are: ' theme was "Russia." and the picture 1 ln6l°n; headed by Mr. TUgwell. who 'are heard. Thc "Largo,” according to critics. 'h. __ j s<*med to be aiming to have Amerhe painted of that country and of|lca ,« forget things 1U fori which mw she provides one of the most beautiful aBfc the m,v w.u». C. Struble the communistic experiment being has always stood and go as far a* uscs ot the English horn found In tried by thc autocrat* who rule the possible in tlie direction of commun- all A. Fuller . __ orchestral _________ literatures. _________ L In thl* this Russian Dcoole nn Iron 'niece people with an iron hnnri hand, ism. piece Dvorak hn* has oivrn given a tone nlr. plcBand ........ For year* thte nation has proceed- did these very things; that they viowas anything but an inviting one. ed on the idea that Investment lated every confidence, and that ncua UUV..UVU Ml detail 'tore of the homesick immigrant Mr. Wells described In II There te no such thing as liberty in bunkers were honest; Uut they j they utilized every trick to evade inwhat he saw at the depot in Mos- 'who has come to lhe new world In j IONIA TENNIS TEAM ^T*HE time is sure to come when she Russia, he declared. Freedom te a cow on lhe night when he left that search of fortune. While in AmerlnCCCATC U U Q CnilAn would not betray the confidence of come tax payment* on their loot, thing unknown. Fear and not re- city to go south on lite visit to Mt. ca Dvorak used to visit a Bohemian UCrtn I O fl. n. o. dUURU their patrons; that they would not' ■ <a» can no more receive your expressions Ispect for government is lhe power Ararat. He that I from tlie hot- ---------------settlement in ------Iowa each summer || — - use the resources of depositor* to Many a man who is satisfied with ,1V said IUAV of love—when the curtain has dropped I tiiat rules in that unhappy land. He tom of hl* heart he pilled moat of nnd II te thought that these visits to Hasting* High Tennis players were gouge the public for their personal I himself te awfully disappointing to and she will never again appear upon —.--------.------ .---------------— ihte >i« rwmtrvm.n t)IP defeated defeated 3 to 2 3 in a match match at at Ionia Ionia gain. । does not expect much good to come •*-Tlie record sIkjwb that they (other people. the Russians whom he saw at .u that countrymen, settled on — — frqm the Russian experiment be­ depot, particularly the older ones, broad prairie* far from their na- there last Wednesday. Gordon Crothe stage of life. cause of the character of it* lead­ who looked so undernourished. He U'’c land, suggested to him the thers defeated Wilder 6-2. 6-2. while Present her some gift on this Moth­ ers and because of thc inefflclency stated that during lhe last year 10.-1 theme for thte composition. This Crolhers and Fox paired together in and Ignorance of the Russian peopil-. 000,000 elderly people died in-Russia. pte<* i» "led” by the English horn lhe doubles to beat Wilder and Nimz er's Day. May 13, an expression' of your To begin with, said the speaker. largely due to their Inability to get'while the muted strings play a quiet 8-1. 6-1. William Pox Jo*t to Wild­ affection NOW. while she can yet re­ Russia never had a middle class. work on account of their age and accompaniment. The second theme ceive and appreciate it. Under tlie Czar there were the aris­ because of their age and poverty '*• of a more agitated character and Robert Taffee 7-5, 8-6. Wilder and ____ _________ tocrats and the peasant*, tlie latter their inability to get food- He said it '18 pl»y«i by the flute* and oboes Lawrence defeated Bob Corkm and We have a fine asortment of gifts forming about 90 per cent of the wa* the most pitiful sight he had '^tler which rhlch ths the first !s 1* rep repeated. —•--* Horace Angell 6-2. 1-8. 6-3. for "Mother." Call and shop—or phone Ionia comes to Hastings population. Lenin. Stalin and the ever witnessedito see old men and Thc principal melody hasbppH --------, Tonjorrow —------------ — ----- -------_ .— and we will lay aside something for leaders of the Soviet government old women left to die because a adapted to tlie songs “Goin' Home", for a return match and <m Saturhave either killed or driven into ruthtes* government seemingly deyou. Don't waitI Dear." jday. May 12. Kalamazoo Central here. exile or Imprisoned all thc old no­ cided that they are not nt to live. No composer ever loved the,out will play here, bility as well as nearly all of those and because they cannot be made to °t doors more than MacDowell. In who had reached any position of fit Into thc communistic scheme of much of hi* work he translated into H. H. S. THINCLADS trust or responsibility in the gov­ life. They are really being killed by mualc U»e charm which field* and OPEN SEASON TODAY ernment or in departments of the the deliberate act ot the govern------woods - *' held “M for him MacDowell government. and Dvorak both called attention ment. Hastings High trocksters swing in­ The Prescription Drug Store, Hastings, Mich. He told about tlie arrival of the Turning to hte auditors he asked. to the existence of native American steamer on which he sailed, with 200 "What are you going to do about al) folk song elements, capable of use to action thte afternoon al the fair other Americans. When it reached tills? Of course I know you do not in a characteristic body of artistic grounds here with Lakeview of Bat­ tle Creek furnishing the competition. Leningrad, a Russian steamship was think it concerns you at ail. but it music also attempting to make a landing does." A few days ago t liere was a During Dvorak's sojourn In Amer­ On Saturday there will be a meet mid was encountering many difficul­ ixirade of 10.000 communist* in ica he was much Interested In ne­ here with Allegan. Both of these ties and annoying delays. Finally in Chicago. Communistic workers are gro music. He was particularly in­ tournaments are In lhe nature of A whole page could be used in list- I if. as the physiologists say. soft order to make possible a landing lhe gaining a foottwid tn our schools by terested In national types ot music practice meets. Coach Leslie HawtlxM-ne ha* an entirely new squad Ing the advantages of these days foods are changing the contour of enterprising Russians cut out enough teaching their atheistic doctrines to and In the "Largo" from his New of candidates to work with and will over the "good old days." And yet, the human chin, what's the unre- of the wharf so that thKprow of the American boys and girls. World Symphonies he makes a re­ do considerable experimenting with you'll still hear people actually mlttlng application of hard grind­ steamer would fit into it. That shows Mr. Wells declared that while he markable use of tlve negro folk his men against Lakeview and Alle­ sighing for a return of those good stone going to do to the human their way of meeting such a situa­ tunes. had no belief that the American old days." ft's a funny world. | nose?—Arkansas Gazette. tion. We hope that there may be a gan. people would follow Communistic Most all of lhe 200 Americans had Russia because thev were too intel- >ntR«' patronage because there can come to Russia to take a four days' llgent and had had the benefit* of a no quesUon but that a delight- HASTINGS INDIANS supervised trip. They had one day free government too long, yet we ful ----------program -will ,n be -rendered. ----------- Be­ BEAT RUTLAND 14-11 in Leningrad. He spent his time in must not. he said, overlook the fact j low is.the complete program for looking into the museum of anti-re­ that there 1* an organized attempt this entertainment: Hastings Indians defeated Rut­ ligion where were gathered all sorts with power and money behind it to 1. Overture. "The Calif of Bag- land 14 to 11 In a closely contested of things, the purpose being to teach teach communism to lhe American’ day." A. Boleldieu. game at the fair grounds here Bun­ people not lu have any regard or re­ people. 2. "Adagio." from the 7th Violin day afternoon. Keller. Oaks and spect for religion whatever. He told To the question. "What do we need Concerto. P. Rode. Rojc formed the battery for the In­ of lhe annoying, vexatious time to do to combat this real danger?"] 3. “Vatee Symphonic," Howard dians while Edger, Matthews and the American tourists had getting (Mr. Wells declared lhe answer Is a Cress. Bacheldcr performed a similar duty squared away for a railroad trip to revival of American ideas and ideate f. "Murillo." Concerto, flute solo. for Rutland. On Sunday the Indians Moscow where they finally arrived. of liberty under law. Turning to hte, .A. Ttrachak, A. .* -----will play North Irving on the base­ An American railroad would hate 5. j "Woodland audience he said. "I am satisfied Sketches," Edward Conscientiously made by my Dental ball diamond near the Ryan school. gotten them there tn half the time that thc majority of those before me MadRowrli:— Mechanic of 28 years experience. and with far greater convenience to were raised in liomes where lhe "To a Wild Rose." NO PLANS FOR AN the passengers. blessing was invoked upon thc food "Will O' lhe Wisp." Same workmanship and material as Tne Soviets desired to put up a they ate and where molliers and INDEPENDENT NINE “At an Old Trystlng Place." good front, especially to impress fathers .tried to live and teach used in my regular $10.00 plates. "From an Indian Lodge." Americans, who like these 200 j»s- Christian ideate. The danger now te No plans have been made for an food *av(pg—money saving—elimination of othIntermission. sehgera. come to their country for a tiiat we let children grow up without Independent baseball team tills year, 6 "The Emblem Overture." R. according to Charlie Leonard, man­ short stay. They deliberately ignore such training in the home and with­ antithetic. No needle ditlrcu the things that such folks want to’ out leading them to see the beauty lepegrell. , ager of the learn last year. Although see and give them a chance to and the strength and Ute help which 7 Intermezzo.' Alphonse Duver- the 1933 season was successful from see the things the Soviet govern­ C hr 1st fan ideate can bring to every-’ noZ'__ __ _ .___ ... qusn titles ot meat*, vegetable*, etc., which can ... .. the standpoint, of games won. pat­ ment wants them to see. According­ one of us." If America can have a 8 " "Largo," rz.”'. from the New World ronage fell o(T considerably and the be kept longer and better with proper refrigera­ ly a fleet of Lincoln ca*^ wa* at the revival ot that kind ot MralLao. te, *"“n team was not able to meet expenses. tion. Improper refrigeration mean* dangers of . . 0 Aavlaw-tlzvn fwvrva "ttKo™ •• depot to meet lhe American tour­ said, communism can never get 9 Selection from "Show Boat," BARRYVILLE. food spoilage and the loss of all the benefits (Jerome Kem. ists to take them to the leading lio- foothold in America. I 10. March, A. A. Bifemo. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones of tel In Moscow where during the two days' stay in the city they had a I Memberships are being sold by Grandville spent Saturday with Mr. Electric Refrigeration protect* you against this chance to feast on good food. ■ lhe Barry County Music Association and Mrs. Merrill Meade. Mr. Wells and hte wife desired to Several from here attended the and these ticket* will include not —that’s why electricity la cheaper than spoiled funeral of Elmer Moore at. the Wilstay for several weeks and they re­ only the admission lo w this concert. ------ - — --- — mained at the hotel, hoping to get |’ but to three others as well, which, cox church Sunday. the same accommodations that had will be held thte year. These memMr. and Mrs. Perry Passett spent I ' bershlp tickets are priced at 50c'Friday and Saturday with Mr. and been given to them while the- 203 _ for adult* and 25c for school pupils, i Mr*. Arthur Lathrop of Prairieville, Americans were there. But when the I These very low price* are made in Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brumm en198 left, things dropped back'into the (Continued from page one) old way. Thc menu wa* exceedingly ~ order that there may be a wide- terteined Sunday in honor of her Inadequate, the food was not prop­ entire High school for talent spread county mother's birthday, ------------------* interest in these con---------------------——■i erly cooked and hot enough of it Herewith is the cast of charac- certs No ^ner place for such conWe are planning on attending and the variety wa* limited. Fur­ certs than the central auditorium Achievement day in Hasting* Tueathermore the courteous attention could be found, and it te rare in- day. Robin Hood—William Fox. ! deed that people can have the prlvA fine time wa* had at the L. A. 6. that hud been given them stopped Little John—Ellsworth Newton. ilege of fefcr such entertainment* »t Mr. and Mra. Clayton McKeown's from tiiat time on and Mr. and Mrs. Alan-a-Dale—George Dewey Week-End Specials Wells had difficulty in getting during the year at an average of Friday. Friar Tuck—Dennis McIntyre. ; 12'»c for adults and 6Hc each for Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Pade Iford of enough to eat. He told about a Will Scarlet—Robert Corkin. breakfast ot the vilest tea he had David of Dorcaster—John Bar-1 children. There ha* already been Kalamo called on Mr. and Mrs ever tasted. Coffee was not on the hett. a liberal sale of season ticket* but Herbie Wilcox Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I there ought to be many more. They Verne Hawbhtz and children of program and the toast was toasted Madge—Walter Caukln. black bread and he said that it was may be secured from Mis* Eva He- Hlghbonk were guest* also. The High Sheriff—Lyle Kerr. lucky that it was biack in order to Mte* Donna. McKeown and Mtes Guy of Gisborne—Vernon Winin- cox at the Commercial Club or nt S»ifp. i | the Banner office or from members Ruth Mudge spent from Friday till hide the dirt There was another ar­ ticle offered for breakfast which wai Tuesday with friends in Grand Sir Richard of the Lea—Ian of thc Association. so poorly cooked that they simply Ironside. , Recently there was held a meeting RapMsof representative* --- ----------------from Nashville.Mr. I Mr. and and Mrs.Mra. Harry Harry Green Green enterenterFrigidaire today brings you a new and finer Electric Hugh—Robert Angell. BachJ **-••• — •-* ■* *Mr. and “•* *Mrs. Jesse —— — ** cated one restaurant where a fairly FrAvport. Delton and this city. The ; talned Fassett, Wandering Friar-William Refrigeration ... built on years of leadership ... years decent meal could be obtained. He man. gathering was held in the court I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fasaett. Mr. and told how they fleeced the Americans house and its purpose was to furMrs. Perry Fassett and Mr. and of preferment by thousands of American housewives. A Pilgrim—John Phillips. The'Russian ruble in the days of lhe ther these concerts We doubt if Mrs. Perry Fasaett and Mr. and Mr*. Link Boy—John Adcock. Maid Marian—Mildred Woodman- In any other city in the United Arthur Lathrop Sunday. gold. The fiction Is stUl maintained Stales four such concerts as will be that two rubles equal an American put on at the Central auditorium start back to their home in the Up­ Lady Jane-Lillian Tolhurst. dollar. As a matter of act neither in would be given for Jess than four per Peninsula Wednesday after en-I Dorothy—Irene Jones You can begin enjoying the Modern electric refrigera­ Russia nor outside of it Is a Russian times that these would cost, even Joying a ten days' vacation with Ruth—Deiphlne Englehart. advantages of electlc refrigertors use lew electricity than ruble worth more than two cents, for general admission, and much relatives and friends Nan—Bettie Relckord. most people think. You can but If an American wishes to change Miss Dora Foster is working for more for as good seats as will be Prologue—GcraldUic Isenhath. buy a Frigidaire—that use* his money into Russian rubies or if now. The various scenes of the play available anywhere in the auditori­ Mr*. Jone* in Lacey. ' less current than one ordinary he offers nte money he pays for the are as follows: um here tor those who care to at­ Mr. and Mrs. Heebie Wilcox re­ A small payment puts a Ught bulb I Electric rate* to­ Russian ruble at the rate of 50c ceived the news last week that their Act I—A glade Tn Sherwood for- tend. gleaming new Frigidaire in day provide "the more used— Tills is Just a sly skin game put over est. At me the meeting neia held in In tni* this city son. Kenneth, has been seriously 111 your home —small monthly on American tourists. lhe lower the price." You can Act I—Tlie. great hall in Nottingsuggestion was made that there since he went back to Big Bay. payments over a long period Connected with his room, he said, ham °e formed a county chorus. This Miss Eleanor Butler of Nashville buy all the electricity you was a bathroom but when he "Went Act HI—Under the greenwood oration was received with en­ spent lhe week end with MIm Vir­ need for live Anest automatic white It's saving money for 'in to turn on the aster no water tree Sunrise In Sherwood forest. Ujusiasm and If Uie nutter can be ginia Day. refrigeration, and it'* all you ail the time. Many mod­ appeared. He notified the clerk, Various committee* which assist- arranged, and it certainly ought to. Mrs. Esta Dey and daughter Vir­ measured in PENNIES per el* to select from—convenient who ordered another man to fix the rd in staging this play are as fol­ it would be fine lor such a chorus ginia and Mis* Eleanor Butter spent terms on all. to put on an oratorio. water supply, but it was never fixed. lows: Saturday In Battle Creek. U p*y, lor ItMU. There was no bathtub that he could Everybody should be looking for­ Publicity—Dori* Shute. Lealha use. but there were three empty Kelley, Francis Cowles. WEEKS CORNERS. Harold ward to a fine entertainment next tub*, one stored Inside thc other, Perkins. week Thursday night, and they will Mr. and Mrs. Gusta Day and chil­ which had never been connected Costumes—Agnes Royer. Florence not be disappointed. , dren of Barryvllle and Mrs. Beach of Westerlind. Margaret Erway the Hendershott district spent Bun­ WEST CARLTON. In order to give the 200 Americans Rosemary Cronk. day with Mr and Mrs. Leslie Dick­ ONE CENT TODAY BUYS MORE an Idea of how Russia treats Its la­ Stage—Hx>mas -Stoke* and SteMr. and Mr*. Geo Thoenpoon of erson. Mrs Beach remained for a. boring men, while the 200 were en­ phen Bristol. Freeport were Sunday guests of Art few days’ visit. ELECTRICTY—DOES MORE KINDS joying a fine dinner. in march 50 Prompters—Donna Myers and Richardson and family. Mr. and Mra. Herman Gorham of OF WORK THAN EVER BEFOREI Russian workmen In their shirt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes and Battle creek called at Prank Mat­ sleeves and were given the same Programs—Maude Wallace and wife of Freeport called on Vem teson's Sunday P. M. food that the Americans had. Of Connie Cook. Yarger and wife Saturday evening. Mr*. Irene Dickerson. Mrs. Lillie course, these American* would be Properties—Grace Brill. Suzanne Mr. Kundee and sons of Freeport Matteson, and Mrs Velina Dickerson expected to tell that back home. But Sumner and Bessie Karmes. have placed a metal roof on the and Jeane attended lhe Music Peaduring Mr. Weils' stay in that ho----------------- —r-----------------Claud Yelter residence replacing, the tlval in Hastings Tuesday evening We believe in Individualism but damage by fire which recently ocMr. and Mr*. Vemor Webster and Lake Trowt tk 22c Leningrad, no workman was ever when the members of a profession curred. Lalie Litt* of the Bunnell district seen Inside that hotel, it wai Just prove that they are unable to protect Mr*. Art Richardson held one of Batter Frwpwi b c a bluff. At the cafeterias, in the tlie public from sharks of*rating un- the lucky numbers at LyBarker’s Kinsley district were caller* al Les­ hotels and everywhere there was evi­ dcr thc protection of the "ethic*" drug store Saturday night at tlie lie Dickerson's Bunday P. M. dence of this same indifference to so-called, it is tlfne for somebody to drawing, the prise being a foufitaln Mrs. Irene Dtekeraon attended the the comforts and welfare of people. regulate the profession. . j pen and pencil combination. 4-H Club in Hastings Saturday P. M. American Tourists Allowed to See Just What Soviets Wanted Them to See Do Not Forget Mother On “Mother’s Day” National Bank of Hastings She has never forgotten you! B. A. LyBARKER ELECTRICITY Amazing Dental Offer A GOOD IS CHEAPER THAN SPOILED FOOD Set of TEETH 50c EXTRACTIONS Dr. DENISON FELDPAUSCH MARKET IS AN W4W [ffu STORE «»4srs *»«rj 2S DRAMATIC CLUB TO GIVE HORN HOOD FRIGIDAIRE GIVES YOU AUTOMATIC Electric REFRIGERATION AT ITS BEST! We are one of 268 lead­ ing Merchants of Michgan who combine our purchasing power and are advertising to give you nationally adver­ tised Food at the low­ est possible prices. EASY TO BUY Look for our hand bill every Thursday and read our A G adv. in the Grand Rapids Press every Thursday night. All A G advs. are in effect at our store. Visit our store this week Feldpautch Market EASY TO USE or phone 2305 CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �T— ■AaTtWOB BANNM, WWCTM4T, MAY 8, 1M4 PAST MATRONS EN­ JOY HAPPY PARTY. The Past Matrons of Hastings Chapter No. 7, O. E. 8. spent a very enjoyable evening al the home of Mra. Grace Murphy, north of Free­ port, M»y Ut. preceded by a 8:30 Anna Smith visited h«r sister Mr*. Wayne Merrick wm in Bat dinner, in honor ot Mra. Ethel Tol­ The home of Mr. and Mra. M. L. • been continuously and efficiently acat Dowling over the weak and. hurst. Cover* were laid for 21. thc were in Raia an ano Sunday attend­ tie Creek on Mtmday. MUs Anna Velte visited bar broth­ ing the cdebratton honoring the from M. Part Matron* of Freeport Chapter roM.n bloom. Morniw. Irt«hU uk-1 «• ' being present. er in Grand Rapids over the week cighty-slxth birthday ot lhe lorMra. Murphy was assisted as host-! . ,U1 • . .. . , as church treasurer tn the same end. mar's mother. AMUUm Suus*, by Mr*. Fannie Burgess. Daffo- In, Ihl. mu o» Mndtt, «w.lRichard Welton returned from were In Kalamazoo on Monday. Mr. and Mra Weldon Bronson and dlls. Jonquils and yellow baskets ol i stations and good wishes for their1 pertntendent of the Sunday School Mrs. a; C. Brock visited relaUvea In Grand Rapids Friday where he un­ mints ware used as table decoragolden wedding anniversary which ™ 1878 and Superintendent in 1888. derwent an operation at Blodgett spent Saturday In Grand Rapids. ।fell on the date of May 7th. He h» broken all record* in our Mr and Mrs Guv Giddings veil­ lionsMr. fend Mrs. Chester Keech and hospital. Ho will be confined to hls After dinner and while *U11 sit-1 Roses, snap dragons, daffodils and Bunday School for continuous served rolatlvaa Ln Balti* Creek on Bunchildren were gu**t* ol relatives at ting around the long dining room ■ calendulas filled vases and basket*. |l« as a teacher. He was an officer in Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Lamble wont Howell ©ver the week end. iao>c, a table, • half i>*4> hour nuur of oi visiting >uuuii* and! aim: In m the me evening a dinner for thc the,>the Epworth League when first'orfirst'orGardner Chidester, Jr., was home Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tinkler and to Ypsilanti Tuesday for a few days' from Madison, Wls.. over the wee^ remlniscing were participated in,' Immediate family including the ganlzcd In 1889 and has served as visit with Mr. and Mra. R. B. accompanied by much laughter and' nieces and nephew*, wa* tieId at lhe District Steward, member of BulldRouse. Mr. Lambic U making a nice end. the telling of Joke* On each other, family re*ldcncc at which letter* Committee*, delegate to General Odessa on Monday afternoon. Kim Bigler ha* been in' BtantM recovery from hls serious Illness. Mr. and Mra. Oscar Gallup and this week where he is trying the After this a short business meeting and greetings from friends and ab- Conference and Trustee of Albion Mra. Nellie Cross and Mra. 0. D. Metager case. was held and Mrs. Tblhurst was sent one* were read. A toast In College. In every church relationclUldreu are moving this week to Bauer wars in Kalamazoo on Mon­ present with a gift of linen from the which there was a clever interming - «hiP. Mr. Cook has exemplified thc day at a musical as guests of the ■uast of MUs Mary McElwain during local Past Matrons, who are Indeed Ung of poetic meter and prose, call-1 highest Christian Ideal*. He has tlon. Ladles' Library Association. Supt. the month of May. sorry to lose her from their midst, Ing to mind the background ot Has- 8lvpn unstintedly of time, service Mr., and Mrs. Swan Anderson and Herold Hunt gave a splendid talk. Ungs fifty years ago and well known “nd eubstance and hls share in the Mr. and Mra. Edgpr Brooks are when she moves to Marshall. Mr. and Mra. John Thomas spent Mra. Curtis Butt and two chil­ MrM. Georgina Bauer gave a and characters ui of Hit tire priMJU period •present position O short names iuiu ..... —------ and accompllshSaturday afternoon and evening in dren of Plymouth come today to visiting Mra. Winifred Maus of Mar­ talk, which wan enjoyed and appre- and family events. chUrch » la very large. ■nu lainiiy evema. was prepared and ana ।i menu ot our vhuiuai imv, tin for a few days. Jackson. .... __ I -_________ * of. all ..present, __ _ ... 1I Tl." l<r. rv U V,-. stay with her mother. Mra. Isaac dated. Mrs. Seifert, of Freeport, _S read to the enjoymont Tbe services Mra. Cock has .... renMrs. Claude Wood returned on Sunday guests of Dr. and Mrs. O. Houvsncr. Mr. Hourener is slowly by Shirley W. Smith, a nephew of jdered are likewise noteworthy and president of Hie Barry O. E. 8. Asso ­ P. Lathrop were Dr. and Mra. R. F. improving but Is still a patient at Saturday from n visit with her chil­ ciation. gave a talk also, and dis­ Mr. and Mrs. Cook. | continuous. Her church membership dren In Grand Rapids. Webb and Miss Fanny Webb of Pennock hospital. A specially prepared yell by the181*® b»ck to meetings in lhe old cussed plans for honoring . Mra. Mr. and Mra. Mead Brown o| Grand Rapid*. James Talmage and Mias Ger­ Bauer at Grand Chapter in October, grandchildren for the grandparents. I court house. She has been treasurer Mra. Edwin Pate returned to her trude Craig of Pontiac, and Mr. and Greenville visited Hastings relatives when she becomes Grant] Worthy reminiscences from various members tlle Ladies’ Aid Society for more home Ln Detroit Saturday after Mrs. Stuart Jackson of Detroit were and friends on Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Curl Finstrom visit­ Matron of the Grand Chapter of of thc family, two solo dances Uylhan thirty years, is a charter mem■visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra. guests of the latter's parents, Mr. ot thc Woman's Home MlssionMichigan. After this, little Beverly UtUe Marion Cook and old time ed Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kemp of E. C. Edmond*. and Mra. W. R Craig, and family Battle Creek on Sunday. Chamberlain, daughter of Mr. and songs passed a happy evening. Society and also very active in Miss Mania J. Newton and Erling Present from away were Mr. and 'heWoman's Foreign Missionary SoMr. and Mrs. Sterling Zerbel and Mra. Lyman Chamberlain, favored H. Udslucn of Kenosha. Wls., «pent Mr. and Mra. Nicholas Kucmpcl two children ot Kalamazoo visited the guests with several tap dancing _Mra. _________ , W. ...______ __ _ ciety. Her contribution of 85.000 to­ Shirley Smith.__Ann ... Arbor. the week tnd with her parent*. Mr. have returned to their former home ward the present church building numbers accompanied on the piano Judge and Mr* R. R McPeek. CharHastings relatives over lhe week end. and Mra. George M. Newton. by her mother, Mrs. Gertrude -----a-'“------- -------- ” • made In behalf of the Ladies' Aid in Freeport. Mr. and Mra. Frank lotte. •Philip W.— Knlikcrn. New “ York. Kneeland McNulty wa* thc guest Annable and Mr. and Mra. Charles Chamberlain. Mra. Blakeman Qua. Pittsburgh and Society and her like pledge of oneof Harold Tower of Grand Rapids Annable have moved Into the BatUc Creek were guests of Mr. and The remainder of the evening was Miss Marguerite Hctinanspcrger. half the cost of the pipe organ, will Mr*. Marlin Tinkler over Lhe week rxx soon be forgotten. Quiet and un- i Ruempel house on Bo. Michigan end. spent in visiting. Ypsilanti. organist at Bl. Mark's church. Mrs. Day of Owosso and Mrs. At the Methodist Episcopal church assuming, yet faithful and effective i Mr. and Mra. M. E. Nevins haye . Mr, and Mrs. Cole Newton and Mra. Carrie Montgomery left Fri­ returned from Grand Rapids where Spaulding of Ferndale. Itouse guests on Bunday morning the pastor. Rev. In every position of responsibility, j Miss Helen Newton visited Mr. and day for Grand Rapids to make her of Mrs. Bauer, were also guests at L. L- Dewey presented Hon. John C. Mra. Oook ho* endeared herself to I they have been visiting since Wed-' Mra. Earl Paton and family in home with her daughter and hus­ this meeting. Ketcliam who. at tlie request of tile every member of the Board and thc nesday. Charlotte on Bunday band, and Mia. Mra. llu Lloyd DeLano. “ ' and made the ‘ i»»u< Mr. .'U. ana )U IZILIUU, Official Boora Board <>i of tne the church, enuren. rraa read church. Philip W. Knlskem of New York; Mrs. Flo Wolccgf and Mrs. Mildred UHicuu acquaintance of the little non born j Mr. and Mra. Frank Edmonds have the following .-Appreciation'' of Mr. I In Breteful recognition of the long, City visited hls mother. Mrs. A. D.l Haney will be the next hostesses. to Mr. and Mr. Paton two weeks rented Mra Montgomery's home on and Mrs. cook which voiced the faithful and fruitful services of Knlskem. and other relatives on I E. Canter 8t., and will move there Monday. ‘ SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. ■■ -of thethese dear friends and associates In sentiments whole church. soon. the work of thc church and in the Mrs. Guy Kanlner entertained a An Appreciation. Mra. Ellis Ranney and mother, Mr. and Mra. Dexter Brigham of Mra. Rose Col grove, of Greenville company of ladies In honor of Mra. Tomorrow, May 7th. odcurs thc building ot the Kingdom, lhe Official' Decatur called on Hastings friends were guest* of Hastings friend* on Guy Makley Friday afternoon. fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. Board of the Methodist Episcopal on Thursday. Mrs. Brigham will be Thursday. and Mra. Marshall L. Cook. Thc church of Hastings thus formally "------------Miss Margaret ML» Louise Gower. Mra. Fred Og­ Mrs Lucy Rise for an all day meet- | family, relatives and a wide circle records Its appreciation of them, and in our city den. Mrs. Edward Smith and Mra. ing nqxt Wednesday- Come! of friend* will Joiri In messages and their contributions and extends .schools. Mr. and Mrs. E. Luca* called on tokens of sincere congratulations. heartiest felicitations on their GoldWilson Guidet spent Saturday in Mra. Nay Bump, who recently un­ Grand Rapids. , Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Farlee Sunday good will and appreciation In ccle- cn Wtdding Anniversary. Hugo Wunderlich. ‘ derwent an operation at New Bor­ Mr. and Mra. Claude Bentz and mornlng. Other callers to lhe after- bration ot this happy event, ges* hor>pl tai in Kalamazoo, reJohn C. Ketcham. noon were Ellsworth Smith and; Thc Methodist Episcopal church i turned; lo her home here on Sun•Mrs. Guy c. Keller, day to spend the summer with hls family. Mrs. Sherman Smith. Mrs.’of Hastings, through Rs official iday and is doing as well as possible. father, Ed. Bent*. Committee. Velva Komrans and children and board, is especially happy to add its AU hope for her speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith and,tribute of love and appreciation lo Mrs. Guy C. Keller, in well chosen Mr. and Mra. C. W. Clarke were and Peter Fedewa visited Uie for­ dnughtorof daughter of Hartings. Hastings. Mr. and Mrs Oook. For more than words, presented Mr. Cook with a called to Grand Rapids on Wednes­ mer* brotlier. Matt Ulrich, of Mr. and Mra. Guy Kantner and fifty years both of them hare been ‘ large basket of lovely golden flowers, day by the serious Illness of their Ionia on Bunday. children spent the week end In active Ln the work of tills church.'and he in turn, made a fitting re­ daughter. Miss Kathryn Clarke, who Mr. and Mra. T. N. Knopf and Caledonia with her |>arenta, Rev. Board records indicate that Mr. Isponso. This part of the service | was taken suddenly with an attack Cook began his official service Sep- closed with singing "Blest Be The James Fennell were in South Haven and Mrs. Frank Moxon. of Influenza, she is nbw recovering Mr. iHid Mra. Harry Bandbrook tember 3. 1877 as Steward and ha*. Tic.' —XXX Sunday to see their mother, Mra. i nicely. and sons*called on Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Goldsmith. ' Mrs. James Gower. Miss Louise Ora Walktngton in Orange township Mr. and Mra. Frank KHne and Gower. Mrs. Wilson Guidet and son. a —--I ■■ । cracker mixture. Mix well. Line George Huffman of Detroit spent Sunday afternoon. Jr., and Master Jack Smith, visited Sunday here, the latter remaining Mr. and Mra. Willis Kanlner and tjt t? • la pic pan with thc graham cracker Mr. and Mrs. C. R- Plumley of until today, Wednesday. mixture. Beat egg yolks until light daughter Elnora ot Hastings spent rloine tLCOnOWllCS ’ Grand Ledge and Mr. and Mrs. r? . • 1ir . and fluffy, add condensed rndk gradMis* Beth Tuttle of Flint, a Sunday with Levi Kantner. Lawrence Gauss of Lansing over nurse In the Chevrolet hospital, CjXtenSlOn W0rk\uiM. then lemon Juice afid rind. Bunday. — __________ _______________ Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. visited her aunt and uncle. Mr. and MAY MEETING OF WES­ LEYAN GUILD. ’ ' pquj tjjjg mixture into thc lined pie In some localities arc ft­ Mrs. Marlin Tinkler, on Saturday. poet to have as Mother's Day guests, ipan ftn() bakc ln a I]KXjrrflte oven Mrs. Edith Ormsbce very pleasant­ EAST BALTIMORE GROUP. . qulrrd to take a vision test their grandchildren. Gordon and Margret and John Barnett were ly entertained sixteen members of Thc East Baltimore Home Eco- | (375 degrees F.) for 25 minutes. ' before being Issued a driv­ Shirley Jean elemdht of Belding, dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. I. G. the Wesleyan Service Guild at her nomlcstGroup met with Mrs. Orpha ■ thc former's mother. Mr*. George Benton of Battle Creek on Sunday er's license. That should be home on Weal Grand St.. Thursday Hunt April 24, with 15 members I CORNED BEEF HASH. Shultera. and a sister and husband. a universal LAW. Every Mra. U. C. Manns was the guest owning. Plans were made for the -na ,»o vuiion prraral. ,»*».«>»( WulMta, Mr. and, Mrs. Cliarlea Fritxz of St. of her sister. Miss Mabel Sisson/on Mystery Mothers’ and Daughters' and two visitor* present. , driver for HIH OWN safe­ The loaonon T»hk .nd 11 Then pUc.lt tn Johns. Friday and Saturday, enroute from banquet to be held Wednesday eve­ Table service .u presented by lhe “ h™'T “nd P«nr hot water ty should know if he sees Mra D. D. Walton. Miss Janet Detroit to her home Ln Traverse ning. June 6. The committee for this kadera. Mra Nellie number and «• °°°“ 0™' • .low Ore os well as he should. Many Teale. Mrs. W. R. Cook and Richard city. banquet is: Chairman of Invitations, Mra. Annabelle Clemen. <»ub.tllulei IU"1U “ «ton«. but «x*ed » Cook were in Kalamazoo Thursday Bassett; — ■ now driving cars are men­ Transportation. Mr*. Lee Gebhart. Mrs. P. L Lucille Thec Mock Meal wlUOi ““I that u“‘ it 11 la u ragged. which all an took lOOK part pari much evening attending the play. "The Bauer and Mrs. Dan Ashalter were Elizabeth Henry;„ Supper. — •••• 1 In the meantime boll or bake po­ aces to safety because of lZTln . in proved very interesting. Goose Feather Bed." written by a Decorations. Emma; In Brookfield last Tuesday attending Ormsbce; m“ Officers elected for the coming tatoes in their skins. Let them cool, Imperfect vision. To be safe Kalamazoo .woman and produced by the Eaton county O. E. 8. Associa­ Chandler; Program. Ethel Jones and1 year are as follows: Leaders. Mra. then remove the skins and dice get the Illi ini(JC, our out service BCI11LC for UM.| the Civic Players. Mr. and Mrs. L. tion. Chryslal Thomas. them as for creamed potatoes; that j Nellie Fancher, who has served In II provement of your vision. E. Barnett attended thc .play on Officer^ were also elected for the Miss Ethel Jones visited her sister. this capacity for eight years, and U, dice them very fine. Saturday night. Mrs. Glen Bristol, of Marshall over coming year as follows: Pres.. Lucy Cut. but do not grind! the beef unPrincipal W. T. Wallace, Assist­ the week Aid. Mr nnd Mrs. Fred Bassett; Vice-Prc*.. Belva Riley; Mra. Gertrude Purcell. Thc latter replaces Miss Esther Striker, who ant Principal Fred Jones, Herbert Jones were also guests on Sunday Recording Secy.. Betty Leary; has served most capably for the last , tatodlcc to be used with It. Carefully Rhinehart, and Harold Perkins and Corres. Secy.. Edith Onnsbee; two years. Mrs. Orpha Hunt was s combine the beef and potatoes in Superintendent' D. A. ' VanBusklrk ,—. -OPTOMETRIST Mrs. Kenith McIntyre will spend! Treas.. Ethel Jones; Dept. Spiritual elected chairman; Mrs. Grace Rice.. | the proportion of about one part of attended a conference for supcrinciwi loorartl i*«f to one of potatoes. Bcatlie latter part ot thc week in Ann Service. Chrystal Thomas; Dept. Secy.-Treas.; Mrs. Edythe Welch. tendents and men teaciters of this Pbooa 2634 Hastingi Mrs' son to taste with onion Juice, papArbor as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. World Service, Norma Rowley; Dept. Recreation Chairman, and M.~district held at Grand Haven Sat­ Charles McIntyre while attending Christian Citizenship. Lucille Bas­ Frances qiiiuww Shurlow., ruoiicuy Publicity aecy. Secy. |rlka- or minced green pepper; and urday. The discussion was In charge sett; Dept. Social Activities, Mar­ thc May Festival. Plans were made for Achievement <°r 2 cups of beef and potatoes, add of Superintendent VanBusklrk. Guests of Mrs. Minnie Bhriqer on guerite Vrooman; Dept. Music. Lena Day and lhe exhibit which the 1-4 cup cream. butter Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Albert loiter and Vertan Linnlngton; Dept. group Is to prepare after which we'I Melt about “ *2“ ‘tablespoons " Hayward. Mr. and Mra. Oliver Hay­ Publicity. Margaret Gladstone. adjourned hoping to resume our in a frying-pan, put lhe hash in. ward and Mr. and Mra. Basil Hay­ work again next fall—Frances 'and cook slowly until It Is thor­ DINNER AT COUN­ ward of Kalamazoo. oughly heated. Then turn it out on TRY CLUB FRIDAY. Shurtow. Publicity Secy. Mr. and Mra. Claude Stuart, Mrs a serving platter and .garnish it with On Friday evening of this week. Emma Douglass ^nd Mrs- Jessie parsley and bright red radishes. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. Pittenger of Grand Rgplds were May 11. the members of tlie Has­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn and Bunday guests of Mra. D. M. Stuart ting* Country Club will have their children were Sunday guests of the, REFRIGERATOR BISCUITS. annual dinner al the, club with the and Mus Dona Stuart. S c flour. directors and sports committee and formers brother. Gerald, and fam­ 4 t baking powder. their wive* entertaining, namely, ily pf Bedford^ TWO LUNCHEONS. 1 t salt. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens spent, Mrs. Richard Groos was hostess Messrs, and Mesdantes Kim'Sigler. Sunday in Hastings, the guests of >T shortening. Fred Stebbins, Glenn grower, Henry al a delightful luncheon on Wednes­ 3-4 c liquid tmiik, water or mix­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harthy. day ot last week, places being laid Sheldon, Clifford Dolan. Chas. W. ture). • Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gorham for twenty. Small baskets of spring Clarke. Clarence Crawford. John were Kalamazoo visitors on Friday. Mix dry Ingredients and sift. Cut flowers centered thc luncheon Ketcham. Roy Hubbard. Robert Best Quality, lb. In shortening or work In with Ups. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bishop and Walton. W. R. Oook. Kenith McIn­ tables. son and daughter of Cedar Creek of fingers. Add liquid gradually, At bridge, honors were won by tyre and James Radford. were Sunday callers at the home of mixing with a fork to a soft dough. Dinner will be followed with Mra. James Radford. Mrs. Earl OdeMr. and Mrs Dan Douglass. J Wrap dough In waxed paper and bridge. man, Mra. Earl WarehAm and Mrs. in a covered May be W. H. Otis Is having n metal roof1I -place --------------------— dish. ------- — . — Full Quarts James Bristol. -•“J a week in thc refrigerator beput on ht* house and is also having 'stored INVITED TO MEMBER­ A number of Hastings ladies are SHIP IN NATL. SOCIETY. llghUting rods put on hls buildings. I *ore baking. attending another luncheon given Miss Margaret Merrick, daughter Mra. Harold prlndle of Plainwell rmrmN*nr today by Mrs. Groos at thc Woman's of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Merrick, ha* was a guest for the week end In the . City Club in Grand Rapid*. en> boll two received another splendid honor at home of her brother, Jim Wilcox 'or three minutes, P®PP B«*t, Pur then eivt. cut intr. into gpcj family ' three vnuiute* then W. a T- C. Miss Merrick has re­ MARRIAGE DATE NAMED. ceived an invitation to become a Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hoard and shreds. Shred thc light and dark In the Sunday Detroit Free Press member of Kapps Delta Pl. the grandson. Alfred Carter, from near leaves of a head of lettuce or en­ F*a«y Hoad appeared an item of interest to largest co-education honorary so­ South Haven were Saturday night dive separately, cut three tomatoes many Hastings people. The article ciety in education. It is a national and Sunday guests of their daughter In spreds. Remove the peel and announced tlie coming marriage of organization nnd membership comes and aunt, Mra. Geo. Havens and skin from one large grapefruit and cut in sections. Let stand separate­ John Ralnor Clark of Cleveland, son only to those of very high scholar­ family. ly in French dressing for a few of Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Clark ship. : minute^, chill thorouglily, then of Middletown, conn., to Mis* Alice ' Hastings friends extend congratu­ drain. Arrange each article sciiarataLouise Robinson, daughter of Mra. lation* to MUs Merrick. iy on large plate, having circle of Mrs. J. Arthur Robinson, of Detroit : light and then of dark green endive the ceremony to take place In De­ FIRST LUNCHEON or lettuce around the edge. ON NEXT TUESDAY. troit on Tuesday, May CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP. Next Tuesday thc women of the Hastings friends extend best CABBAGE AND PEANUT SALAD. 2 c canned or stewed tomatoca. Hastings Country chib start their wishes, 1 small head cabbage. Bay leaf (size of a dime). reason’* activities with a luncheon 3-4 chopped peanuts. for members oply, the time being PARTY FOR SISTER. 1 t salt. ' 3 c thin white sauce. MUs Grace Edmonds was hostess 13:30. Mrs. Kenith McIntyre Is gen­ ■ 6 peppercorns 1-8 t paprika. to twenty-four friends oh Wednes­ eral chairman this year, and will 1 plmlento, Heat the tomatoes with the sea­ name the committees at the busiday evening honoring her sister. Mayonnaise or boiled dressing. neM meeting whleh follow* the soning*; rub through sieve; reheat. Mrs. Edwin Pate, ol Detroit. Discard outside leaves of cabbage Just before serving stir the tomato Honors at bridge went to MIM luncheon, plans for this summer pylp slowly Into the while sauce. and cat head in quarters. Let stand will be discussed also. Elizabeth Finch and Miss Frances f iq c Add salt If necessary. Tomato soup in Ice water until crisp. Drain and Hunter and Mrs Pate was presented CHOSEN JUNIOR ROTARIAN. will separate or curdle on standing chop. Mix with peanuts and add salt with a guest prize. Lovely refresh­ The Hastings Rotary Club has se­ or on reheating. It may be made and paprika. Serve with mayon­ j ments were served. ' lected Johp Erway. high honor stu­ smooth by beating with a rotary egg naise or a boiled dressing and gar­ nish with strips of plmlento. dent of the High school graduating beater. Four servings. BUSINESS WOMEN’S class, as their representative as a CIIOCOLAtFcREAM ROLL. LEMON CHIFFON PIE. HOSPITAL GUILD. Junior Rotarian, to attend the dale 24 chocolate wafers (thin). > Graham cracker* (1 c crumbs». On Monday evening. May 14. the convention to be held in Traverse 1-2 pt. cream, sweetened and City on Monday and Tuesday, May Business Women's Hospital Guild whipped. 4 egg yolks. will be entertained pi the Presbyter­ 91 and 22. Congratulations. Spread one of the wafer* with a Grated rind 3 lemons. ian church parlor*, with Miss Mabel kasjwou of whipped cream, cover HOUSE PARTY. 4 egg whites. Sisson as hostess. Dinner I* to be it with another wafer and another Mr. ana Mra. Kim Bigler enter­ 2 T cinnamon served at 0:30 o'clock, followed by tained six guests at a house party 1 14-oz. can sweetened condensed teaspoon of cream, and continue to the business and social sessions. altenuitc wafers and cream until at their Gun lake cottage over the milk. you hare used all. By this time you week end- Those who were present 6 lemon Juice. ’ Y. M. L> CLUB. Mrs. Herbert Calkins will enter­ were Messrs and Mesdarnes David . Roll graham crackers very fine- will have a tall round stack. Lay It Goodyear. Clifford Dolan and Orvillj <one cup crumbs* and add the cin- fiat in a long pan and cover top and tain the Y. M. L. Club on Friday. amon. Cream fat and add graham [aidea with the remaining cream. Set Bayles. Social Events and Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cook Observe Golden Wedding Drivers of Automobiles L. V. BESSMER ummer ports Wear S Of Superior Quality White Duck—Slacks Sanforized ahrunk duck* and alacks, tailored to fit as well as the best dress trousers. Medium and wide leg bot­ toms. The cotton slacks are in brown or black and -white stripes. Price* arc: for white duejes, 91.95:’ for slacks, $1.95 and 92.46 Sport Belts All colors and patterns. A wide vari­ ety of the new leather-backed cloth styles. And the prices are only 50c and $1. Sleeveless Sweaters Patterns and colors in the latest styles. Terry cloth sweaters with sleeves, • with or without zipper, are 91 and 91.75. Sleeveless sweaters in whit*} yellow, brown and blue are 91.50 Sport Shoes EDGERTON ALL-WHITES are 95, and worth every cent of that Famous Nunn-Bush all iwhites, 97.50. NunnBush black and whites, 96.50. Per­ forated styles at 95 and are the moat comfortable shoe for summer wear. T.S. Baird Clothing & Shoes for Men & Boys HASTINGS, MICHIGAN the pan in the refrigerator over- sprinkled with paprika, and night—or for at least 10 hours. Just of ocooer before serving the outside of the, roll can be spread with niore whipped cream and sprinkled with; clwcolatc shot. Thc only trick to this i may bring forth, and small dessert is in the cutting. Slice it tunttle* are often the diagonally, so you will get that in­ teresting layer effect. Bring taxes down, adapt PINEAPPLE CELERY SALAD. the ability ot the I 1 1-2 c canned pineapple (cut in individual to pay— cubes). oovery go into high, 1 1-2 c celery (cut in pieces). 1 c chopped nuts. Combine pineapple, celery and nuts. Mix with fruit salad dressing, Serve on crisp lettuce leaves and garnish with cream cheese balls, Bargains MIXED DANCE! Friday, May 11 MURRAY’S CLEAR LAKE LODGE Saturday, May 12 BUTTER 26c Dill Pickles Chipso Lard Rice ‘ 17c 29c 2 u». 19c 25c 2 boxes 19c P & G - f'.“. ww>. Salad Dressing Tea u*t**'. <v—« - Strictly Fresh 3 >»" 10c «.. 23 xa. 25c Order Your Meat* From U* niNMAN’r W« D*li**r Th* BlC-Littl* Star* Phan* 1491 "Where Merriment Prevails Mutic by Harlow Ranch and Orchaitra REED'S DRUG STORE TELEPHONE 2241 Corner of State and Jefferson St*. " Hartings, Mich. Helpful Suggestions dot. ^ FRIDAY, MAY 11 t BIG BOY CONES Our Ice Cream Department Now Carrying Sum­ mer Stock of Cream for Big Boy Conog and for Home Use. Sodas and Sundaes - 10c Try Our Spacial Hat FuZpa S«o*aa far—IS, WALL PAPER 10c to 60c a Double Roll Large AMortmeat of Pattonu Moore’s Paints - Vari Complete Asuortment for Interior terior Um. , i �THI HAgTWOS BAWNCT, WtDXHDAT. MAT I, ItM 'ICHROME PLATE GIVEN 'O'c- 1 WANTS 10 - THE CHURCHES ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER- ; TIBEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. I Guaranteed Trust Fitting Service ran MBTBODin bfiooopal Eatlmatee uli u perfectly harmless substance Those who attended thc 4-H in | to come in contact with human „ foods, setting at rm any rumors Achievement In Hastings Saturday Forrest Havens, Mrs. such as luunpcrca hampered me the use oi of aiumialuml- were:_Mfs. ---»»■ । num utensils when that metal first; Ray 'Erway and daughters, Joan ’ 'became popular years ago. Maxin*, also Barbara Otte and B.cU. | The very thing that makes Mary Dunn. Joan won first place t.l tsia chromium plate good looking and m lhe girls' sewing class in the easy to clean, its untarnlshablity. OUs »choo). te the reason why it cannot be “Bunday —“visitors **“— ** at " Roy — ‘ Oaks' harmful as a food container. Tar- were Bab Lord and family and H. nteh. means that a metal is being af­ T. Lord and wife of BatUe Creek. fected by chemicals in the air or in a liquid. To all chemicals found in a week's visit. foods or drinking water chromium Sunday visitors at Clyde War­ CHRIST. COATS OBOVM. : turns a smooth and unaffected ren's were, Mrs. Warren's grand­ mother, Mra. Gates, of Lansing, and her father, Mr. Gates of Eaton, ioA | chromium resists It perfectly, *report Rapids. Moiher .: Richard Schneldewind. Research Mrs. Sara Burghduff came thl} | Engineer for lhe University of week for several months' stay with BAPTIST CHURCH. [Michigan Department of Engineer­ her daughter, Mrs. Roy Oaks. * j ing Research, and Dr. Willis 8. Sunday guests at Roy Envoy's I Peck, of tlie University Hospital. Sere, Al*Wolfe, wife and daughter) Hydrochloric acid Is lhe only nd Maurice Erway of Grand Rap ­ iTr %'i lhln« *hlch will attack chromium Ids, Dick Rose and wife and son; ■n Take in any noticeable degree. Soap and^of Hastings, also Either Erway of, FOR SALL—Yuun r<Klll 1200 to 1600 It... Priced io mH. Mick Prairlekil_______________ SHAW AND VANDER KOt.K hav. The Prescription Drug Store A. A. L,RANKER. h.p, HASTINGS MICHIGAN Our Service To PROTECT You Coiutanlly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly W« Inrsr« Hoax. HoaxicM Ooodi Prtvat* Ounn at LOW RATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. AOS Kalaoaso* Natl. Bank Bids. A Bena Canpan, Orsanltad 1S74. ' J. L. MAUS. Local Rapreaeatallre. HaaUnaa, Mich. GEO. M. NEWTON FOR RAI-Ksr-Sice lakr tot. »a.| .Ida of l.»aah lake. ftn. location. Cheap I'tione 2170. • . • If. Kill REST—Llrhl h«io»»ktrpilis rrA-mk. 135 W. It-nd St 5 Ki 1 FOR SERVICE — H.aiM.red I'arclumn , 1 talllOH at 1. D WioHlman'. farm. Clu« ' erilale. Route 2 Fea SIO__ -VIS Foil SALE—Or rent S«'e room hou.a | in Doalinc. electricity. Ur<e (arden. rbirken.iard i harlr. Schult*. •> So .MeCamle, SI.. Ilalile Creek. Phono 77-11 r. IG Flftt RENT—IL.uae. outeiuildmea. larce* (ariirii. hen |»rk. at llanO-ld Inquire Tali In lln)d. lledtonl. Phone llanfleld eirhanie 19—I. . ft 23 FOB HALE—K. C. Rhode l.uml Red e„. fur hatch'll,. See cent, aimer roar let price Ad-Ire*. ll.itiO,.. Ririite *2. Un. Win P>r». S0 FUR SALK—Trade or rent. 0 acrea. tir.t l>ll HALE Ketlo„. .i,nr -ml.- r UANTI'I V ->r \vi. ered corn . H mil. Route 2. VAAAAAAAAAAAAA/ < New and Used I PARTS 4 BUICKS WHIFFETS 4 Th« " I.ir ....dr, ; so .Y‘"th? in. i.»dir.' i«nd'.. siom. itaj o. 7:4S !■ WANTED— Paalu a* near Delton Miring, for Old I FORDS ’ CHEVROLETS CARDS of THANKS CHRYSLERS HUDSONS OAKLANDS STUDEBAKERS DODOES < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Phone M37 FOR RENT—3 ro..m Hastings REDUCED RATES BORROW MONEY on your car and pay past due bills! Call or Writ, Fidelity Corporation of Michigan National Bank Building, Ionia, Michigan 1010-19 Grand Rapid* National Bank Building, Grand Rapid*, Michigan HASTINGS MARKETS The gleaming chromium plate which has been coming rapidly into favor for dishes, eating utensils and all sorts of restaurant fixtures. GL4B8 CREEK. of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McClelland Sunday visitors at Fred Otte' recently. were: Louie Erway and family and STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. I Ray Otte and family of Kalamazoo. Mra. Sarah Erway returned home Sunday after spending the week with relatives in Kalamazoo. Mrs. Edith Wilson and daughter, । Louis Havens of Hastings spent Miao Vera Wilson, and Vcrn Pierce of Ithaca spent Bunday with Mr. and Special mu.ir. injay HehoAl (I IlztO. By oni**d to hold the rupture jestment for you. Lot us shqw you th* Naw Akron Truss faatnra "B«.'»ctlvo Pr css uro Nothing *1m Ilk* CLEAN HEALTH BILL mile, ea.l Mid.lli.ille on M 17 u 11 Full HALE—<l*»d ealiix i-taloe. |wo ruiinx ii’l and »urue p.rla for K.la^maaou range. Fred ll.ywood. Phiine Full NAM. E-i.iioiu, Kmc rr.•.»•>! ..p.r rater .lie IG. a C"<‘d 5 mum organ, i al.ii .nine goml ruling i-.iau.e. .nd alfilfa bar. Phone 74a—FU L.le Dicker.nr. 59 FOR SALE - Sow and 7 Plga. la., aeeka old Ii J William. Jl.ddleiitl.. u FOR SALE—flay. Wi.h to hue good new milch cow. Me. Jennie Will. 2 • mile, north of Soldier.' nuiliiiinrnt .1 ! | Mach lake. 9 S400 CASH Wilt l.u. h.u.e an.) two let.' a Uh garage. 6 Idurk.- from t'rnir.l 1 .rhnrt, Ihutt.rr SO2 W K. utb 59 | KOH HALE Ton mt alfalfa hay. Frank , Trego. No Itromiwav 9 j WANTED—Middle aged man. eaperlenred ' with hnr.c io work on farm l>, month. 1 Jim Hath .rd. 1 >, mdea E Stale Road, i 1_______________________1_________5 0 FOR SALE While Jrraey' Giant hatch- , Ing egg., Mercer .Iraln? Our aelilnr, , , JI SO hlin.itrd. good lavera. large egg.. 1 । Two oil burning brnndera 30U and 500 1 1 .lie A. J Mri.enl.aeh, Houle 6. Phone 1 | Clo.erdale S9 FoH SALE—Eating polatoea alan early and late aeed puUdiie. Tom Kurti Pl-one 720—FA_______________ 59 fven in the heat of cooking, produce next to no effect on R. Water in whlch a tnr*c chromium plated sample had been Immersed for a month was found to have dissolved "I’y nve thousandths of a port In a million parts ot water. Thte te much less than most metals would lose, alltl far below “ny concentration could conceivably be consldered harmful, they state. To supPlen»enl lheir findings, the invest!gators polled municipal health offleers in all parte of the country aIld found Hurt none had ever hod any reason to blame chromium far ill effects. , i j Sara Mrs. Sara Erway te visiting reintlves in Yankee Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Marsliail of Branch district called al Walter i Ickes Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Rockhill of Hastings and Mr. and Mra. Chas. Ickes and children of Battle Creek1 spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs; I Willard Ickes. Mr. and Mra. Wayne' Wheeler were callers at Willard' icke.'. Friday. J. E. NORTON, Auctioneer Mra. Amanda Greenfield, McOm___ __ ber district, called on Mra. 8. Geiger PhOOC 759—<3 Monday. | ________________ Mr. and Mra. Ralph Striker called ————————— BABY CHICKS Charlotte Sunday. Quality Rocks, Reds and Leg­ horns.—Cutom Hatching. . GETTY'S HATCHERY "Say It With a Planting" Let the “Splc and Span" land­ scape, tree, shrubbery, lawn, seeding, flower and garden specialty planUng man do It morgan' Rev. Dortha Hayter of Nashville i called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Har-. i rington and family Thursday. Mrs. Beatrice Knapp of Hastings! 230 N. Broadway. Phone 3401 It . Mid 1 visited Miss Dainerias Hayter Sun-1 rar»t.n« •< ih«. i day. Hrhiwd. i is p m. Catherine McAdams and Otto) ’Van Sickle of Lansing were guests >err will < of Mr. and Mra. Wm. Van Sickle I }*'«'»• ! Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Draper and ( I WANT TO SELECT u.. <’..»■ 1 family called on friends at Clarks­ a reliable young man, now mt ville Sunday. employed, with FORE­ Garnet Webb was taken sick POLITENESS. ' HIGHT, fair education and Tuesday evening. It was first mechanical inclinations, j The lack of politeness stamps us thought she was suffering with the i who U willing to train FREE METHODIST CHURCH. os boorish, crude, brutish and Ill- fiu. She was taken with a nose spare time or evenings In bred. bleed Thursday evening and more Hastings to qualify aa IMn,u,?:V,x! a tev days aK° whue waning in severe one Friday morning. The 8TALLATION and SERV­ 7 It"' ’ll'1 "n„B“n1,l,r “■ ,n,"« n neighborhood bakery, I beheld one doctor was called «nd diagnosed it1 ICE expert on all types of ..ii i""J.r"’.tuT Xii 'of lhc Krcatest demonstrations of u bad case of sinus trouble. She | Electric Refrigerators. For te a little better at thte writing. I a i'.uim-ii* Hun.u,. 3 uo p. u , „• ipoliteness that It ever has been my interview write, giving age The Draper boys spent thc week! ran tharch. [pleasure to witness, in the crowd and present occupation. end with the home folks. stood a little boy of about seven. He DELTON M. E CHURCH NOTES. C. H. Jennings of Albion was in UTILITIES ENGINEER­ (was ragged frojn head to foot and ING INSTITUTE [hte clothes were many sizes too the village Saturday. Callers on Garnet Webb Sunday large for hte emaciated body. He had evidently been waiting for some were Mrs. Elgin Mead. Mrs Marigaret Mead. Mead. Albert. *"—•- Greenfield. ”-----» hte urMleee p"“,Betty McClelland. Mrs. Will Itayuia. privilege. , Nor_.. ' ter. Nonna, Keith and Lesly Hay­ ii a m e« Well-gnxMned and successful-ap- ter of Eaton Rapids. r.r7- lirnniid PWlng men looked down on him as Mr. and Mrs. Will Hayter and i .nd Jusl another unfortunate and crowd- family of Eaton Rapids were guests •e Rrcd r.tv cd him back. Women in fine array " “h \>i took hU PIace 1,1 llne because h? ORDER TOR PUBUOATION. i- rim-k didn't amount to anything. Through ■ '*■•» 'the entire ordeal, hte politeness nev­ . H.in ier wavered. Finally, he was given a | bag of stale bread, and with a grac^ Wt.LET.K MXTBODIST OBIOOK I'°“ You con go to the college campus, .the hulls of learning or any place whejfc culture and refinement are on | pariflc. but you will never see a greater expression of politeness than I. ।that demonstrated by this little waif. j Politeness te not a veneer. It is not la coat that can be put on and taken off at will. It te a truly humble at>kr<. trlbu,e ,hat always ponders tha feel,n«8 of lhe other fellow before say- lBw.ut c. c„(n MbHeatio* ... ing or doing a thing. »< tki. ordJr. for thr“ .“«“.i“. 1 genuine nolueneu nounn«. fu.'X 'S.'™,.".’ noun but gains much. It continually ad- “*d i» »*iil count,. verttees to lhe world what caliber a ,od«»f Pr< ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN MISSION. we are. If you are so important, or Mli4re4 fimith. R«iti.r of Pr»i so busy that you have no time for ----------------- -----------------------------politeness* you should be able, and Bul ,IOTIOB CBeditobs would do well, to employ some one to act in that capacity for you — We handle a Complete By Claudius'Wade. FOR SALE! All makes of PLOW POINTS. A great re­ duction in price. It will pay you to see me before buying. ARCHIE TOBIAS* FUR SHOP Ray "Pat” Slattery S. C. White Leghorn chicks at PE)f ROOK'S HATCHERY, wk.ie r« PENNOCK POULTRY Naahrilla FARM Attention Farmers We are now Contracting Pickles for delivery at the following Stations:— Middleville, Hastings, Delton, Free­ port and Nashville, for a 12 weeks’ cash crop, with Guaranteed Price and Market. Sign one of our Pickle Agreements Hirsch Bros., & Co. r.HII) OF THANKS—! PARI* OF THANKS Phone 2649 or 2654. Hastings, Mich. JOE DeRUITER, Mgr. Lino of Mich. Fertilizers BARBERS CORNERS. doing .the housework for her aunt. Mrs. James Bragdon. the last four weeks. Mr • the same. ---- — -J UIC housework at James Bragdon's now. i Mr. James Bragdon ts suffering ; from Infectton in hte left foot. I Mr. and Jars. Oliver Ickes of near BOWENS MILLS CHURCH. NOTICE TO CKEDITORg Hastings and Mrs. George Myers called on Mrs. Bragdon Sunday School. 11 A. M. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Reed of ORANGEVILLE. Maple Grove called on their daugh- •'<><•> ike »ih 'dir Mrs. Nettie Brown and grand­ ter. Mr. and Mrs Burl Nash, a few ... .. daughter went Sunday to Mishawa­ d.» MO. Mr Old Mr*. Burl M irtS ka. Ind., where they will spend sev­ and son Delos visited the latter's meet and that ail creditor, of .aid eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Sunday. ' e,al““ u "aid court. *t tki Belle Miner. Mr. and Mrs. William Brel fuss and oV Uforo°,iii?*t!i> h'd*T Ray Hermlnctte and family of Neeley were Sunday guests of his daughter of Chicago spent two days * D.- *”*• «•« "te brother. James and (amlly of this with the latter's parents. Mr. and place. Mrs Lewte. Charlie and Irving McCullough Mr. and Mra. Cyrus Shellenborger were called to Toledo the past week and i daugfjter spent the week end by lhe serious .Illness ot their mothi Sunday with the former's fath. ---------------------------------------------- and hotiox to creditor. er. er, juiiU5 Shellenbarger, near Lake c<” Charles Hensen of Grand Rap- Odessa. h C«»re ot Barr, ids was a Wednesday guest of Mr. _Mra. ‘ Wm. Nash and daughter op and Mrs. Ben Norman and sons. Warnerville called on h*r son and Beatrice Wickham of Detroit was family one day last week. a guest of her grandmother. Mrs SOUTH MAPLE G*ROVE. Nettle Newark, from Friday until Sunday. Elmer Moore. 72 years of age. Mr. and Mrs. W. O- Pierce of Plainwell and Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Morrell ot near Plainwell called on relatives at this place Sunday. Mr* Alec Lister has gone to Tole­ Wlloox church with burial In the do for a short stay. Mrs. Ida John­ Wilcox cemetery. Surviving are son will attend to her household du­ two other daughters, five grandchil­ ties during her absence. . dren and one great-grandchild. BANKRUPTCY NOTICE. Mrs. Moore passed away last July. FAIR LAKE. Mudames Etta Chance and Ira All remember the Kinsley Aid for Elliston of West Vermontville and supper. May 18. held at the home of Mrs. A Eddy and sons of Naahvllle Mra. Charles Hammond. Mrs. Ncte6n were Tuesday afternoon visitors at Or» i c -..:' Willuon and Mrs. Will Vaughn as­ and dlalrir sisting her. Miu Blanche Goldsworthy and Mrs Lester Preston accompanied Arthur Longbreak, of Battle Creek her daughter. Mrs. Graae Brake, spent Sunday with Mra. Lo«te Col- of Zeeland to Grand Rapid* Wed­ Iteter and Henrietta Walters. nesday, calling on her other daugh­ Jason Willison and family attend­ ter. Mrs. Eva Robinson. ed the funeral of their aunt. Mrs ’ Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Manhall and Leonard Lepper, of Midland Park Norman Cobb were Battle Creek visitors Saturday. Mrs. Nettle Fisher and son of Pontine visited at Porter Knowles and family spent Bunday at Har­ old Gray's In East Assyria. Friday evening. A Mother's Day program -will be Mr and Mrs. Prank Norton and given at the Bunnell church next Cleota were Hastings visitors Mon­ I ADELRRRT TORTRldHT. day. Bunday at ten o'clock. Mrs. Lotlie Oullteter - and Mias Proceeds from the chicken sup-___ Henrietta Wolters spent Saturday per given Friday netted lhe Ladles' in Bedford with Mrs. Ray Pierce. Aid belter than P0. FIHST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST GRANGE PROGRAMS CARLTON OKANQE NO. 2«4 BOWNE CENTER. Charlie Crouse of Hastings vteltfd.hls sUtCT' Mrs wni Fo*- Sunday. ». n ' ^r- nnd Mrs. John Thomas of •n<t Lowing spent Saturday night at >«r» .1... Guy Smith's. a s<\ Joan Dean spent the week ’ end — -r-rr — with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. lUH -il.E >c Guwn Pol^. near Middleville. poutne*. Laurence Benton nnd Mrs. Bur­ dette Lasso were callers at the Lasso na • n', home near Caledonia Sunday. of the ------- 7^7 Mrs. Addie Benton te vteitlhg Mr. g <i Mrs. Lewis Skinner of Leighton. hotfRE FOR RENT—Mclem coaveni- i Mabie Watte of Chicago visited »nc»«. |iru« Inquire E. F Bottom. tlatlves here the past week. H'-el Codr Grind Rapid. Mlrh B-9 iini.n Sunday visitors at Watt Thomas' for mutual WASTED—To buy full-.ltej u.ed ilolln ,.r. were. Mr. and Mrs Orley Bums. _s « Mr. and Mrs. Henry Karcher. Mrs. WASTED-Middle aged Mr v ...i.t George Karcher. Mrs. Nell Karcher. '"""■ Mrs. Guy Smith. Mrs. Howard Smith of Grand Rapids. Kenneth Buehler and Mtes LyBarker of Hastings and FOR KALE—Thirty foot ateel John Thomas and family of Lan­ Addr sing. Saturday afternoon Marian SmelEHatioctw. Fnwwral S*rvic* ker gave a shower at her home hon­ reliable. oring Mrs Beatrice Karcher to about seventy of her friends. Many beautiful and useful gifts were re­ ceived by the bride. Games were FOR h ENT—Field. for played. Ice cream and cake were of Shakespeare was served and a fine time enjoyed by ■■ Innate universality, wherefore Influence Pleased Good CHARLES H. LEONARD inteilert prostrate beneath hls Indo­ tent and kingly rate. He could do Business Report. American Feder­ ation of Labor: "If deflation h<d run its course, half our population might proposed to do hereafter, would not People who count nothing but money as a thing worth while will some day wake up and realize that I there are other things. for Mothers Day Clyde Wilcox, Florist Suggests the following Plants Ageratum Hydrangeas Geraniums Cinerarias Petunias Hyacinths Cimarillis Tulips Fems Martha Washington Combinations of Plants and Novelties Fresh Cut Flowers ] Stock Roses, all colors Carnations Snapdragons Mixed Bouquets Corsages You can purchase Flowers at the Star Bakepr and at the Western Union office. Say it with Flowers Clyde Wilcox The Florist HASTINGS..MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2530 �■1 Wednesday, May 9, 1934 | 89 Cents of Loan Dollar Refinances Debts )N, Auctioneer 759—F3 CHICKS Every Tuesday ■tom Hatching. SALE! of PLOW A great re­ in price. It ou to see me » buying. t TOBIAS’ . SHOP ite Leghorn icrs 3018. CtrtUcate 12 MubvlU* ners kies for itions:— n, Free­ ! weeks’ rice and ’ickle Co. [8, Mich. Fertilizers kol'o£oto'.fro£oj ^ay st ■g Anin T CHlirATinN 'state Parliamentarian. The lunch-1 CONSERVATION DAY Broup undeT Scoul »eaderahlp. The] ADULT EDUCATION Wcdne*day will be in honor 11 '’’J’ w ,, staff will be entirely roluntoer men WEEK AT ANN ARBOR of President and Mr*. Ruthven, arid I PROGRAM MAY II |who are qualified to handle nature. HI MN ii Known pr-day a luncheon and business — swimming, ----- ---------------»» Indian ilore, camp— craft, handicraft, etc. A certified Red „ , , 7 . tt,,., meeting will be held at which Dr. University Oo-operates With Henderson will preside. Al 8:15 each Theme Is “Land Utiliza­ Cross Senior Examiner will be In, charge of the water front. A com­ tion and Plan­ Michigan Federation of evening in the Lydi* Mendetuohn plete start will be announced next “ , Theatre Robert Henderson will pre­ ning” Women a. OlUDB sent the American Premiere of "The A Conservation Day program will Taking up such question* as How Brontes" with Violet Kemble CoopAnyone knowing of a boy whom, be held Friday. May 11. in the they think a deserving applicant. the New Deal Affected the La- er and Elizabeth Rl*don. cents; Joint stock land banks. <30.- Hu* ’ Problem. Should We Increase > Advance registrations are now be' should contact the nearest Scout 300X100. or 54 cento; tax authorities, bor I amazoo, the general theme being' leader In Hastings, or any memper Our Armament*. What is the PolitlIng received at the Extension Di ­ <17.320.000, or 2.7 cents; mardiants. 1 "Land Utilization and Planning." I Of the Rotary club. <6.000.000. or nine-tenths of a cent; •cal and Economic Significance of-vision of the University of Michigan The pmtram win. .t a»^| „ spon­ of Troop „„ No. 75. "othera," or creditors not separately 'Ute Recognition of Russia. What is The enrollment fee for thc entire with «n wumlln, «ron|> « «Wk- I Members by the U„ Second -Ward W.rd P. F T. T. A. A. sored by classified. Including mortgage com- 1the Case For and Against Hitler, the: week11* <2.00; for one day only. <1.00 cm. as follows: --. ” ~ . inusiuum, I ------Hastings, unacr under uic the icauciuup leadership ui of panics, private mortgage lenders, re- 'Third Annual Adult Education In-IAdmission bodges arc transferable; * 2? P;.r-M -A A?' ttielr scoutmaster. Jesse Kelley, and l tired formers, and many others to ।stilute, under the auspices of theiany person who has paid the 12.00 scmbly. mbiy. "Conservation w>»«>>>>wv> Problems in:membpn, of lhelr trOop committee. | Extension Division of the University .registration fee and finds It imposwhom formers owed debts. <255.750,- ' Fur-Bearing Mammals." professor I C. [ A. Jacobson. Vere Herrington. J. I of Michigan and the Michigan Slate *lble to be present the entire week 000 or 40.7- canto, and miscellaneous. 1 of Women’. Clubs, open*, may hand her badge to another per- G. W. Bradt. J. Meade. Winston Cooley, Robert <4.790,000. or clghtrtenths of .a cent Federation I 2:00 P. M.—Southwestern Michl- ' son desirous of attending the IrutiWilson and accompanied by the Approximately <09,300.000. or 11 Iin Ann Arbor on Monday morning. gun Representative Meeting—Wil- Field Executive. Lloyd Shafer, are tue. cents of lhe loon dollar, of loans :May 14. lam H. Berkey, chairman. making a special trip to Grand Hu­ With the Idea that tlie dissemi­ made from June 1, 1933. through 'Tlie Michigan Program of Land ven Saturday and Sunday. Muy 19 ’financing. These figures are esti­ March 31. 1934. was used for other ।nation of knowledge is just as Im­ DAIRY PLAN DELAYED Planning."—Dean E. L. Anthony. and 20. Thc boys will be entertained duty ot — the University mated on lhe basis of the study, purposes than lhe refinancing of|»portant —---------a — * — ------------- -as “Michigan’s Part in National at the cottage of A. E. Jacobson on' PRODUCERS DISAGREE farmers ’ indebtedness. Of this, apIto collection. Integration and elabwhich covered more than half of Land Planning."—L. R Schoenman. Black river four miles from Lake proxlmalely <34350.000 or 53 cents' oration, the Extension Division of the actual loons. Discussion—Five minute limits.— Michigan, and members of the of the loan dollar was used for the the University of Michigan has The classes ot creditors to whom v« man oumu was iur me--— —•——•.» —---------- — Representatives See Produc­ Ben East. Chairman. Grand Huven Scout Troop and Sea the proceeds of these refinancing (purchase of land and equipment, the [ established a policy of cooperation 1. City or urban implications and Scouts will provide entertainment. , tion Control From Dif­ loans were paid, the approximate to-' construction or improvement ot with various organizations of the effects.—George Barnard. The boys arc supposed to be in lai received by each class, and the, buildings, and for general agricul- state aiming at the advancement of ferent Viewpoints 2. From the standpoint of the uniform and furnish their own proportion of each class to thc total lural uses, Including lhe provision the individual adult education plans East Lansing —No program in- school —L. C. Mohr. blankets. The boys will leave the ■ in terms of oento of the loan dol­ of capital, while* the balance, about of each organization The Institute 3. From lhe farmers’ standpoint. troop headquarters in Hastings at' volving lhe payment of benefit, for In Ann Arbor during the week of thc lar. are as follows: $34,650,000 or 53 cents was used for —Waldo Phillips. 1:00 P. M. Saturday. May 19. This is Commercial banks. $173,400000 or various other purposes, such os Die 14th of May marks the third meet­ thc reduction of dairy products will 4. From the forestry standpoint. one of the finest trips ever taken by 27.8 cents, including about $6,800,000 redemplion of or repurchase of land ing in cooperation with lhe Michi­ be undertaken at present, is lhe an­ any local scout troop. of debts to bunks in lhe hands of previously foreclosed, for purchase gan State Federation of Women’s nouncement made by the Agricul5 From the recreational standThc American Red Cross Exami­ receivers and conservators; insur­ of stock in najional farm loan asso­ Clubs. Women’s clubs throughout point.—Ben East. Hie state are urged to send at least ance companies. $65340.000, or 103 ciations, for loan fees, etc. 6. As the rural sociologist sees it. ner for life saving sent from tlie naone delegate to the Institute. It is । tional headquartcis will be at Battle believed that lhe majority of the , tor of extension work tn Michigan. | 7. Resulu'on” tomw of rural WV..“t TV“Sd“.v' dispensable. Final checks on con­ clubs in the southern part of lhe| This decision has been made aft-1 ernment —Ford PaliHon. *nd l0- Bt 016 Srou* OFFER RECORD BOOKtracts will be paid only after the state and many in lhe Upper Pen-[er Washington officials studied the ' » Prom lhe rpcruraan s juurf. I juanera .wlmirUn, pool. Any pjrxm reports *pf regional meetings i-cnresented Inreoorto jjf at insula, will be represented at the In ­ | holding expired certificates should point—Henry purer |"“""1 TO STATE FARMERS farmer has proved Dial he has ful­ which the proposed plan was ex­ ,'be re-examined and renew their filled thc requirements, and this will stitute this year. surnmary or the discussion by Thc subjects to be discussed by plained to representatives of thc Ben East. certificates for lhe new year at this be difficult without some form of Provides Way of Getting written the speakers Include, tn addition to dairy business. Michigan men at­ time. Classes at 4:00 P. M. to 7:00 records. Data to Prove Compliance Such records will be valuable also those mentioned in tlie first para­ tended the meetings held in Indian­ In obtaining contracts If thc govern­ graph. Chinese Painting and thc apolis. Thursday evening. May 3. at Sea With Orop Contracts Al these meetings, it became ap­ Spirit. What English ment offers them later for oilier Amateur Scout Headquarters building. Battle East Lansing. — Any Michigan crops than those now designated •* Classics a Well Informed Person parent that opposition to the plan Creek. Sea Scout officers of the Bat­ Jarmen now can obtain free, a farm basicBliould Know. Thc Philosophy of thc would develop from producers of 1 ! ‘ ------------------------------ । tie tie creeK Creek area Area gamerca gathered tor for tne the oea Bea record book which will give him New Deal. Great Decorators of Ja­ some dairy products. Most of thc The Boy Scout period of the W. K.1 Skippers meeting. At that Ume plans great help in proving compliance pan, Community Dramatics, Parlia­ objections to the plan, as presented, Kellogg Foundation summer camp made for a picnic. June 24. at OBITUARY. with the terms of wheat or corn-hog mentary Law. Review of Slgrid Und- came from representatives of fluid will be held thl* year. June 4-10 and Oul1 ‘•kc entertaining Sea Scout Laura Agnes Cunningham, only reduction contracts or in obtaining set's “Kristin Lavransdatter.” Amer­ milk interests. June H-17. Thia will care for 175 , leaders and their wives and sweet­ any federal loam, according to thc daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cun­ ican and European Painting. Sculp­ Officials of fluid milk producers' boys each week, ranging In ages hearts. At present there are six acfaim management department at ningham. was bom March 22. 1904, ture. What is the Meaning of lhe organizations stated that their mem­ at Hart. Mich., and departed this Re-valued Dollar. Mussolini. Emis­ bers hod already token the steps to frorn 10 through 16. and includesSeoul Ships to the area al Michigan State College. boys who are needy and who are Saugatuck. Allegan. Otsego, MlddleThese books are distributed by the life. April 27. 1934. With her parents sary of Peace or War. Henrik Ibsen,, reduce production that the federal dwervlng of a week’s vacation bul-vUle. Hastings, and Battle Creek, Agricultural Adjustment Adminis­ she moved to Kalamo In 1916. the Man and Hls Plays. The New men now asked everyone to take. could to no other way attend camp.: and others forming In the larger tration through county agricultural She was united In marriage to Deal in Education. President Roose­ Tlie plan, therefore, would compel agents or through Michigan Slate Harold A. Ritchie. Dec. 6. 1912. To velt's South American Policy and these men to further reduce their except with lhe financial assistance centers throughout the area. I Members attending this meeting College. Books can be obtained by tltis union were born four children the Monroe Doctrine, and The production which had already been of the Foundation. These boys will be picked from | from Hastings were R. 8. Cleveland. Michigan farmers from either place. Kenneth 10. -Keith Wendell, who Trend of Modem Fiction. The guest brought down to the amount needed Lloyd Peterson, mate; Books furnished by the A. A. A. do passed away at thc age of 2 years. speaker* are Dr. Frederick B Fisher. to supply their market. This second Barry. Allegan, and Eaton counties skipper; not replace the farm account books Lyle 7 and Clare 5. Resides her hus­ MlnUter of the First Methodist reduction, they contended, would by Scout leaders, school officials. Lloyd Hopkins, steward; William purser; and TLloyd Shafer, ’*----------------published and sold at coat to co-op­ band and children she leave* to church, Ann Arbor. Dr Paul F. Voel­ reduce their Income from milk more nurses, and others having a contact Tuttle, erators by the College farm man­ mourn her passing, her parents. Mr. ker. State Superintendent of Public: than the benefit payments would with boys. Thc doctors of these field executive. On Sunday. Monday. Tuesday and counties are cooperating by fur­ agement department. Tlie govern­ and Mra. Wm Cunningham of Instruction; Mr. Wynn Wright. Ra­ add to their receipts. Wednesday. Moy 6. 7. 8. and 9 the ment record book is designed pri­ Kalamo. one brother. Clarence Cun­ dio Station WWJ. Detroil; Mr. Rob­ All federal benefit payment reduc- nishing a physical check-up two or first financial drive in Barry county marily to help those who have crop ningham. of Bellevue, and a host of err basic tivpa crops three days prior to the boys’ camp ert ncuuvraoil. Henderson, uirwwr director ui of Mic the »oai 1934l ■ tlon control plans for i«i uiwov to obtain funds to carry on Scout period Each community Is respon ­ contracts or who wUh to apply for other । relatives and friend*. Funeral Ann Arbor Dramatic Season; Mrs. I are entirely voluntary. No plan is were held at tlie home ot Scora R. McLean. Holland. Presi-1 begun unless the greot majority of sible for It* transportation to and activities was conducted at Nash­ federal Joans. However, any farmer services . who is not already keeping crop her parents Monday/ April 30. Rev. dent of State Federation; Mrs. Em- the producers of that crop are from camp, and visitors are welcome ville. At this time plans are made to records will find the books valuable. Hitchcock of Assyria officiating and ma A. Fox. Detroit. State Parlla- agreed that the plan will help them, and urged to visit the camp at Pine secure 101 more boasters to carry on Farmers who have contracts will burial In Lakeview cemetery. Nash­ rnentarlan. and Mrs. M. R. Key-1 No such agreement appeared at the Lake any time during this two Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scout ac­ tivities. Further plans for the coun­ find these record books almost in- ville. worth. Detroit, chairman of the regional dairy meetings and tly weeks* period. This Is the third year for such-a ty will be announced later. Adult Education committee of Jhe dairy program will be postponed un­ til such time as the producers c«r State Federation. Professors from the University of reach an agreement among them­ Michigan who will address the vari­ selves The government will continue to ous sessions of the Institute are Dr. Alexander G. Ruthven, president of assist the dairy Industry by aiding thc University; Dr. W. D. Hender­ measures to reduce the numbers of son. director of lhe Extension Di­ diseased cattle and to bring about vision; Benjamin March. Lecturer permanent control of tlie two most on Far Eastern Art; Dwight L. serious bovine diseases. Federal Dumond. Assistant Professor of His­ purchases of dairy products to be tory: Louis, I. Bredvold. Professor of distributed to welfare agencies also English: J. Raleigh Nelson, head of will be continued. These purchases Take advantage of the YEAR'S LOWEST the department \>f English in the will increase consumption, as thc PRICES under the codes. College of Engineering and Archi­ products are used by those who are tecture; Bruce M. Donaldson, chair­ unable to purchase these goods at Fill up your bin now, before prices advance. man of tho department of Fine Arts; present. Miners are permitted under the code to work James K. Pollock. Associate Professor The postponement of the dairy of Political Science; Max S. Hand­ program leaves the industry facing only 35 houra per week. To avoid a coal famine man. Professor of Economics; Avard serious problems. The number of next winter,* miners must be kept working all Fairbanks. Associate Professor of dairy cattle Is the greatest in his­ summer. Coal cannot be stored at the mines. Sculpture: Leonard L. Watkins. As­ tory and the purchasing power of sociate Professor of Economics; consumers Is below normal The public must order NOW if the miners are Preston W. Slosson. Associate Pro­ Milk marketing agreements in the to be kept working, and a disastrous shortage fessor of History; Jesse 8. Reeves, fluid milk shed will be continued. chairman of the department of Po­ These agreement* are not affected avoided next winter. litical Science; and Kenneth T. by the proposed plan and would Rowe. Assistant Professor of Eng­ have been used. Superior Red Ash Pocahontas, Dixie Jewell, lish. Further study of the dairy situa­ Good Old Majestic, Solvay Coke, Sterling An­ The Hoate&s organizations in con­ tion will be continued by the U. 8. thracite and Kentucky Egg. nection with this year’s Institute are Department of Agriculture which the Washtenaw County Federation of stands ready to assist dairymen at Women’s Clubs and the Ann Arbor any time they can approve a nation­ and Ypsilanti Federations. Thc so­ al plan for production control. cial events open with a reception and tea on Monday afternoon at the President's residence by invitation of Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven, as­ sisted by the Ann Arbor and Ypsi­ lanti Women's Clubs. On Tuesday a Boys' Camp is from June 6 to 13 luncheon will be held tn the ball­ room of the Michigan League honor­ inclusive. 50c a day. Rev. T. H. Hooa ing Mrs. Sears R. McLean. State President, and Mra. Emma A. Fox. and Rev. A. E. Wynn of Woodland helped Clay Bassett and Sec. Angell and Wallace Osborn at camp last Mzx?: For Friday and Saturday May 11th and 12th •or'^’s.'si^ GENUINE FORD BATTERIES GENERAL and CORDUROY TIRES UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO Boy Scout News Fill Up Your Coal Bin j Now at Summer Prices • Y. M. C. A. ITEMS to know be Is Improving and enjoys friends here. . LlUIVVa hospital. May ' Glasgow at Pennock 3. B Mrs oiaagow was former­ ]y vivlan Kellogg of this place. Y * ___ — _ — --L-. 1 All are glad that our mail route again. Miss Gwendolyn Gaskill of Mb'Ombcr visited relatives here Batur* day. Good banking facilities are absolutely necessary if our city and community are to be thrifty and prosper­ ous. Also a successful bank is dependent upon the friendship and confidence of the people of the city and community if it is to render the service that is expected of a good bank. TELEPHONE 2118 That’s the problem these days! The people of Hastings can do it by increasing the con­ sumption of CLEAN MILK in their homes Milk m the cheapest food you can We are permitted to sell our milk as buy. It has the Vitamins and food Grade A because of the cleanliness elements which promote the health -of our barns and cows and the clean and sanitary manner in which we of your family. handle the milk. Highlands Dairy will furnish you We would be glad to have you visit Grade A Milk, Pasteurized or Raw, our dairy and see the care and pains from our own state-accredited dairy we take to furnish you with CLEAN, herd. Our Grade A will cost you no GRADE A MILK at no additional more. cost to you. The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Robert W. Cook, Propr. QUIMBY. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Haywood and family of Baltimore visited at Orval Haywood's Sunday. ---- ,---------------------, _ Mr. and Mrs. Jotoi Christy of Battle Creek visited al Lawrence nitTmon'* Sunday. Rtmdav Ritzmon's Mr. and Mrs. Perry Van Tuyl of Middlevllleville visited at Wm. Rllzman's Sunday. Friends of Wallace Bldelman. who is a patient at the'University hospital, Ann Arbor, will be pleased The Financial and Commercial Foundation and the Reliability of Every Community Is Dependent Upon SOUIND BANKING EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Telephone 2651 Watch the FORDS Go By YOUR BANK YOUR TOWN REDUCE Living Costs! )NE 2530 BARGAINS Elghty-nine cents out of every dollar of Federal Land Bonk and Land Bank commissioner's farm mortgage loan* closed since last June have been employed in the re­ financing of farmcra' Indebtedness, it was shown in a itudy just com­ pleted by the Farm Credit Adminis­ tration. A total of over 251.000 loans agCiegating approximately $026,700,000 were Hosed from June 1, 1933. through March 31, 1934. of which HASTINGS, MICH. OX | PART TWt THE HASTINGS BANNER Hastings, Mich. Camp leadership for the boys will include some specialist in the arts and crafts, T. 8. K. Reid on leather and handicraft In wood. John Mor­ gan In the arts of painting, sketch­ ing. molding, and will direct the music which will be a feature with the boys' camp. Laird Wotting of Woodland will have charge ot the 'waterfront and will direct swim­ ming. Phil Lopezx. a native of Mex­ ico, will be assistant cook and avail­ able in many activities centering around better relationships. Clay Bassett will have charge of ath­ letics. Compare prices in other paid camps then enroll for old Camp Barry. Barry county had seven leaders at Barlow Lake Camp Leaders Re­ treat over the last week end, with 47 in attendance from eight places. The program was declared best of any ever attended by men of exper­ ience. A new ping pong table has arrived for tills year's camp and can be played in the new cabin when it rains. There will be another new game awaiting you, land hockey. A lady to direct crafts for the girls has been secured, Miss Velma Wyant of Alma, who has had much exper­ ience and was secured by Miss Adella. who was our crafts leader last It Is hoped to have the annual picnic of Barry County Ministerial Association at Camp Barry, May 31 with picnic dinner at noon, baseball and swimming. Each minister and hia whole family are urged to at­ tend. Savings Accounts in this Bank are Insured under the Federal Banking Act of 1933 Every time you “boost” your own home town and bank .. . you boost your own interests! The years of service this bank has rendered to the people of this city and country have firmly established it in public confidence. Every courtesy, consistent with safe and conservative business management, has always been extended to every patron. Start a Savings Account Now and Watch It Grow! HASTINGS CITY BANK J TELEPHONE 2103 : : : HASTINGS, MICHIGAN | �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1134 iniav grow ubr unnwrinbllM a part of their food.’Lou Henney. Master Richard accom- aonallty” wax given by Middleville|glad to society; "The — Stewardship of Pray-1 main USE Inhere IL11V any luutuwiiw: subsistence UUUIUIOKI homestead panled homcjzfter-------visits^t Rra-mr^hin «r wrav-rew. v HvMESICAU . w.. ■ — rLAl --------IwncrC M hls ---------------------------#v•- -rs. ——-------- -r _ — —* I­the m.i AS SWINDLER’S MASK iraWU lure bren urekrttten In illuf ta grandmother .Ince rtM»y. er. ■ W WoodUnd and TJ. BUw-p events leading up to that Ulned Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'tne U. B.. local men propcriy nc- • Mr. ana Mrs r a. niomu spent —~r -- --------- ----- — class this year go to girls, Lillian Welch of Baltimore. Lyle Bldalman Blough, daughter of Mr. and Mra. of Pontiac and friend from Has­ Defraud Persons Of Last credited arc in charge. People are Saturday with Mr and Mra. John Wesley Blough and Elisa* Lewis, _ warned not to pay any one nny|Ajpinail east of Carlton Center andt“»g8 gft™.. J*”? tings. Barrier Between Them subsistence homesteads without ln-lcallcd on Mr and Mrs. Marlon Clem ****■_ Edt,h Parks ot Nashville, Lewis. Miss Blough has the high reived the sad news Thursday that and. Charity vestigattng the sellers and the land at the Center. her only brother of Denver, Colo, BMt Lansing.-Swindlers are to ** *^--------------------------------I /• E ,®ram® I lunch was enjoyed at six o'clock. i FREEPORT. |BlMrlBS!d’jk!n<>,Lws " Kenney ‘ of The evenin«nwre largemaskinr their schemes behind twenty-nine Al and two B's. Both heartfelt sympathy to all In their claims that land which they have to girls have taken an active interest _ n a— ..HI—., to. Ito- am—n- 1 In «n school affairs and have extra Not a failure in Michigan among building and loan We are surely glad to report that mens, am....... nr D«n.s«ao A t^'^reeSS10 High Henn*y' I Service Guild of Hastings sar.g the curricular credits above those pure­ Gus Peake is much better at this taefto aoeordlng to a warning re- members of the Freepo.t High,Sunday afternoon. 'beautiful song written by Mixa Etha ly academic. writinc. celved atMichigan State College School Alumni Associationwas ' The Woman's Foreign Missionary , Nasier of china. Hie addreas of Iht Tlie Senior calendar for the re­ Mrs. Daily Anders attended the Let ■■ supply you with iufonnallon about “NATIONAL" from M. T-Wilson. Washington, dl- Ilf*d at the home of the. president, society of tin- M E. church enjoyed; evenhjg wa5 ^iven by Miss Mabel mainder of the year is as follows:— banquet and Achievement day at । k(.r. n.i eve-I their uh.., annual .«m..i Mystery M«terv Mother M.Wher and .nd ^dta‘ WM very nwch rector for this Phase of the federal Kenneth om,l Smelkei on Monday Monday eveParty for juniors. May 4; Annual relief nnsram. ntng. Members present were. Miss Daughter banquet in thc church enjoyed. Following thc address an Skip day, May 0; Baccalaureate. Hastings Tuesday. Little Jimmie Randall Is quite ill' Residents of cities and villages arc M»hel Sisson and Warren Roush ot | parlors Friday evening. Down 7 ' - -- Im impressive press ire candle light service wu was May 20; commencement. May 24; the present time. themoot numerous victims of these [ Hastings; E. C. Eckert. ££?: Robert ■through : ----­ IS" -»>'2'“ Sf*-* »««• Alumni banquet. May 25. Plans for atMrs. Otjo Pranshka and sons.!1 schemes which hare been reported | Reigler. Ralph Moure. Zona Smelker. Mothers have been doing little Group from Freeport. New officers Skip Day include a visit to Postum from aeveral secttons The frauds and Victor Sisson. Plan.-, were made things for their daughters and the of the association elected al the aft­ Cereal Co- and to the State Prison Kenneth. Harold and Paul spent the week and with her mother. Mrs. I m*v be worked by the promoters in for annual banquet which will [daughters were glad al this time ernoon session are: President. Mrs. Furgeson In Kalamazoo. one of several wava. bc ,ield on Fr|da>' evening. M»>’ 25. to learn who their respective mtXhBaccalaureate services will be held One plan is to rorganize a co-opK of u P. Hall. "TTlie program were. About fifty aEtanHaH attended .Hn Edlth^Parks of >Nashville and . _ 1 «■ th* u’t.A n-.'i -ran. jera I a.. .... Alwu.r fWfv nt the United Brethren church and tings spent Sunday at Dan Karn's. erattia wmpany°tobm UlBnd andVo ’Siemc chosenGarwas taneuet "Nature Gar-was banquet 'given by Mra. the Frank Loomis of ----------------------— thrmr ehasen was ' Nature's which given which by was Treasurer. Commencement exercises at the Mrs. Donald McCallum was in comnletc all details necessary to den " Ralph Moure was selected as mothers. Songs by the Standard Freeport. Methodist. Complete programs will Hastings Saturday. 1250 Griswold St. Detroit, Mich. harethe land accepted by the gov-1 toastmaster and Howard „..«-•» Cress will 50.0 Bearers and tile Kings Heralds and ___________ ___________________________ W Mra. Miuiuie u.e' H W Gosch. C. L. Henney nnd be given later. eminent, aa a homestead project have charge of the music AH for- a solo by Mrs. Loomis preceded tlie Where, inquires Old subscriber, is Although it has not been custo­ fraud students of Freeport High introduction of thc guest speaker Thia is. of course. ' ‘ because .n»ak«r the gurcrtunents nomestend work is school, whether graduates or not,.MUa Elizabeth Vandertlll of Grand! 0,1 business Monday after­ mary to hold graduating exercises a poet for NRA? Somebody to put for the eighth grade for the past few J. L. Mausy-Haatiaga, Mich. handled only throiKh established are urged to attend this year and a Rapids, a returned missionary Fol- ' n0°”' ...... ’ Incal officials elected or annointed bv lot of the old timers are expected, (lowing her address, lhe Standard1 Dick Moulton. Karl Gilliland and years. Vere Carter announces tiiat such exercises will be held thia year, citv state or nation II is unneccs-1 A special scries of services will be Bearers under tlie leadership.of Miss .Arthur Seifert were home from Flint We can't truly serve another un­ on Monday evening. May 21. aL tlie sani for any one to pay any un’-lheld at the Campbell Brethren Ella Cowles, presented Miss Vander- over Sunday. Methodist church. The class consists less we satisfy hi* self-interest. known person fevs to handle any church from May 13 to May 27. Nor-1 uli with a bqx of beautiful linen.( Sunday “ ----------------callers at the F. E- Brun­ of thirteen members with Dorothy homestead project !raan H Uphouse of Ashland Theo-(handkerchiefs. ner home were Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Perkins as class President and Ione The promotions in some cases arc logical Seminary will bring the mes-, in some way our account of the MoOre of Lowell. Miss Mildred Hur­ Bryans. Secretary and Trcasurcr.The All C. Thomas Stores' Prices INCLUDE the 3-^ Michigan Sales Tax attampte at the outright sale of sage each evening. Such subjects as annual convention of the Woman s ley and Mrs Janies Wickham of class colors are yellow and blue, the land actually owned by the promoter “The Antichrist.'' ' Doomsd a y. '■ Foreign Missionary Society was I Grand Rapids and Mra. Ada Thomp­ flower Is the Sweet Pea. and their but of such character that any “Sign Posts of Prophecy.'' and "The omitted last week so we are giving .son. motto is. "We Finish to Begin." homeateader would arc it this week. Tlie convention was ।i Mr. and Mra. Adam Endres and Both Lucille Bassett and Meredith JKJUlCSkCHMd wvww be almost cer-,' Greatest --- --------- Question Ever ^sked." » wa,! among among the thc announced announced serm<m serrndn topics, tonics, held al the local M. E. church on) tain to tooc whatever investment was Mrs. Carl Gilliland called on Bert Lewis will give valedictory addresses, Tuesday afternoon and evening.' VanDyke of Bownc Sunday evening. made. Such swindles are very tragic IA general invitation b extended aa each have received nineteen A’s aa they are perpetrated upon pro-1 Frank D. Brayton was in Hastings April 17. Delegations were present > and three B's as final grades during from Nashville, Delton. Woodland. । Wm. Yule of Grand Rapids called pie who are making every struggle,on business Tuesday forenoon, ion Mra. f. E. Brunner Saturday the last two years. Dorothy Perkins to help themrelvea and are de-1 Mrs. F E. Brunner remains about Hastings and Middleville. Thc pro-1' has run a close race and will give evening. gram of the afternoon was put on [ 1 frauded of the last barrier between the same at this writing, i Normal Miller. 35. Lt In Mercy lhe salutatory. by the different auxiliaries. Mrs. I themselves and charity. I Mr and Mrs. Victor Henney of Wm. Pingleton and family have Cadillac with a bullet I: Michigan cities have in some cases' Hastings spent Sunday afternoon Loomis was in charge of thc devo- 'hospital, moved into their new home recently established gardens where citizens here with hls mother. Mra. Mary ttonals. "Tlie stewardship of Per- wound In hls left arm between the purchased of the John Deming es128 West State Street, Hastings , f elbow and shoulder. Miller, who lives in Cherry Grove township, told the attending physician and hospital attendants he was shot accidentally church will hold their May meeting by hls uncle who lives in thc same house, while they were shooting at a the home of Mra. Ralph Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. John Karcher have target in the barnyard. The Miller | family moved to Wexford county moved from Hastings into their home north of town where they jirnrn Hastings last fall—Grand lived for many years we are glad Evergreen Sweet Corn TUplds Herald. Mr. Miller is the to welcome these good people bock son of Mr and Mrs. Peter Miller Cream Style, Standard Puck to Freeport. . “Fresh Bakt" Sodas, Crisp and Flaky who live about three miles south of i Freeport. HINDS CORNERS. * Mrs. Pearl Smith was a Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tobias and I visitor Tuesday afternoon. Lb. Box daughter. Marian, of Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Moulton of spent Saturday and Sunday with । Muskegon Heights spent Sunday the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs 1-Lb. Box Sodas or Grahams 10c I with their daughter. Mrs. Roy Nug- C. N. Tobais. I ler and family. Mr*>. Lydia Davis and children of KrESTONE haw maintained ita leadership in tire development by producing a new 1 Mr. and Mra. Ed. Hall have moved Hastings spent thc week end with I back into their own home after Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes. tire for 1934 with a wider tread, flatter contour, deeper non-skid, greater thickncwH, and spending the winter al the Gtwge Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Shanti and family of Hastings visited Mr. more and tougher rubber, which gives greater non-skid safety, more traction, greater । Leonard home. Hard Wheat Prod- 211... Lb. Pocketbooks arc being pried open and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and family _ blowout protection, and more than 511% 1[around here and the rusty hinges Sunday & uct. Guaranteed. Sack longer non-skid mileage. Mrs. C. N. Tobias accompanied her are being oiled. Everyone is getting I ready for the ten percent payoff daughter. Pearl Barrett, of Detroit, [which Mrs. V Lobdell ‘ has an ­ and her daughter. Leah Caqip.of These achievements arc made practical COMAR NUT nounced is ready as soon the court Hastings, to Kalamazoo Tuesday and Wilson Bros. is received. This will make a spent a couple of days with Floyd Lbs. Gum-Dipping, providing greater adhesion 1 order total of thirty three and a half per Tobias and Mrs. Mell Hendershott Product between the plies of the high stretch cords cent that thc Uveal bank has paid. and families. and between thc Gum-Dipped body of tlie Thursday Mrs. Barrett took her Miss Donna Moore was home from. tire and the tough, massive non-skid tread. • her school duties at Jackson over' daughter. Leah Camp, to Ohio, wliere her husband han employment. It also provides greater strength. longer flexing . the week end. NON-SKID Rev F. Loomis and daughter. Mrs. Barrett going from there to Pkgs. life, and greater protection against blowouts. Gaytha. were Hastings shop|)er3 her home in Detroit. GREATER Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hal) of S. afternoon. THICKNESS Gum-Dipping made it possible for ।I Saturday Raymond Perkins. Roy Preston Hastings called on Mrs. Clara Brown Firestone to design, develop and put on the |and Maurice Overholt were home and Mr and Mrs. Edd. Newton and Pure market the firat eucccsbful balloon lire in WIDO Tie AD from W. g T. C. over thc week end. daughter Sunday evening. Lbs. Mrs. Ora Hines of Ceresco is visi­ Rendered Mrs. Pearl Smith has returned 1923. Tliin tire was the pattern lined by all MORI and ting Mr. and Mra. Edd. Newtfin and liomc from Grand Rapids where she others and completely revolutionized the.tirc TWISP Mrs. Clara Brown. employed. industry and set new standards for the । was Lewis McIntyre ot Battle Creek Mr and Mrs. Wm. Yule of Grand automobile industry. Tall Rapids spent Saturday night nnd called on ills mother. Mrs. Mary TOMATO MORI Sunday here with hls mother. Mrs. McIntyre, at W. o. Tobias' recently. No. 2 TRACTION ND. and Mrs. Lewis AblxHt anti Alice Brand I Chas Austin and family Can all-rubber non-skid tire, and has always been | Mrs. Frank Hynes has been ill Mra. Fred Bush of Battle Creek vis­ MOM ited Mr. and Mra. W. O. Tobias NON-SKID first to give motorists the benefit* of new । with flu the past week. Tlie first symphony concert spon- Wednesday. and * discoveries in non-skid design, providing more jI sored Robert Phillips is suffering wlili a by the newly organized Barry traction and greater non-skid safety. County Music association features gathering m his head and unable to attend school. tlie “Valse Symphony" written by THE New FIRESTONE For fourteen years leading race drivers Howard Cress. Froc|>ort violinist and PINE LAKE. have driven to victory on Firestone tires, concert master of the orchestra, and HIGH SPEED TIRE A. 1934 On Wednesday afternoon. May 2. u march by A. A. Bfcrno, director. built with Gum-LhpfHxl high stretch cords. Tlie concert will be held at Central eleven members and three visitors They have trusted their lives to Firestone auditorium. May 17 —Grand Rapids of the Helping Hand Club met with TI<°MAS Leadership—as they know that thc patented Mrs. Nichols. Following a short Firestone construction features provide them Mrs Ida Myers of Grand Rapids business session Mrs. Lathrop pre­ Carefully blended. Ground Q w with greater safety — longer mileage — and spent the week end with her daugh­ sented a very good program treating to order. Always fresh Lb. gb A C ter. Mrs. Claude Walton and family on the reasons for world peace, also greater blowout protection. Orno Knowles and Consumers reconuoended some very good read­ Power company employees ot Has­ ing akrtig ttiose lines. After this was HIGH SPEED TYPE tings completed the installation of a guessing contest tn which Mra. yourself and family by driving •’KU 1 ' the necessary equipment at. thc lo­ Rogers was winner. The June meet­ in today and replacing your smooth, •7.S5 814-45 cal creamery, so that the churning ing will be held with Mrs. Cham­ Fancy Red 8.15 thin, dangerous tires with the new and other work formerly dope under pion nnd Hattie Killick will have 15.10 8.8$ power generated in their own plant charge of the program. Sockeye 15.55 Firestone High Speed Tires for 1934. Friday afternoon Mra. Malle Bliss is now done by this more modem 18.38 18.40 Rich and Firm of Silver Creek visited Mra, Georgia method. ' • , ' 11.38 17.50 Mrs Delia Yule’ has returned to Bellingham. Tali O<M-r PnpmtlMftrlr Tlie past week Ernie Morclvousc her home here after spending the every Monday night' winter with her daughter. Mrs I L. carried mall on Route one from Dos­ Cails ter in the absence of the regular YELLOW !4-Lb. Boyes, and family at Hastings Campbell's in .Tomato Sauce. LABEL Pkg. Rev'. F. Loomis is spending the carrier. Albert Porter, who was in forepart of thc week at hls farm Chicago as a delegate from the White Shrine of Kalamazoo. near Belding. On Friday afternoon the local „ Mrs Wm Olthouse was able to re­ Quickly small <>£ turn home from Butterworth hos- group of Camp Fire girls with their Prepared Can Yellow. In bulk. mothers and guardians met the oth­ I pttal on Sunday. । The Pre-School Child Clinic is ers from this area for an opening being held today, Thursday, at the meeting at lhe clear Lake camp. Cans home of Mrs. Arthur Slefert. The Tea was served and a general good Carnation. Pet clinic is being held under the aus- time was enjoyed. or Borden's Fresh. Selected. Fancy Pack. I pices of the Women's chib, the We arc sorry lo report that Code The new Firestone Air Balloon for 1934 emlxxlien all thc jrommlttec consisting of Mra. Seifert. Mullendore is seriously ill of pncu-t improvements in thc new Firestone High Speed Tire. Thc i Mrs Fred Tabberer. and Mra. Frank monla. Box Arm Ham1-Lb. i Cool and is conducted by Dr. Wedel lower air pressure provides maximum traction and riding mer Brand Box and representatives of the Kellogg HENDERSHOTT. An ideal breakfast cereal for summer. comfort. Gum-Dipping aafety-locks thc enrds, providing Foundation. Parents of children beThe yoiuig matrons of our Sunday | tween thc ages of six months and school are putting on a Mother and 30 to 40% greater deflection and Idowout protection. six years are urged to avail thern- Daughter bouquet Friday night al K. C. Double ilS-Oz. Get 1935 low swung style by equipping your car today with ' selves of this free clinic. chaSJ!015 Bottle the schoolhouse. If you haven't a Action Can Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurley and daughter at l»omc or near that you these new tires and wheels in colors lo match your car. Also other Sunglow Soft Drinks. Mr. and Mrs James Gedris of can bring borrow one for the oc­ Grand Rapids spent Thyrsday eve- casion. Mrs. John Ketcham will be TREE TRIAL O.\ YOUR CAR. lhe speaker and there will be a abort GOLDEN *4-Lb. i Mrs. V. Lobdell was in Hastings on program. SUN Box 1 business Tuesday morning. Miss Joseph toe RqnriK of Kalama­ I Mr and Mrs. Victor SUaon and zoo spent the week end at A. C. ROADTESTEDon the Mrs Emma Sisson were in Hastings Clark's. We were pleased to have her 1 on business Tuesday afternoon. with us a< Sunday school and en­ I The local fire department was joyed her music. called to the home of Claude Yelter Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kruger and on tne Hastings road Friday morn­ daughter of Homer were week end ing. A small roof fire, supposedly guests at Rennie Mon's. I caused by sparks from the chimney. Grace Brill spent from Friday un-, We Carry an Attractive Stock of I was soon extinguished and lhe dam­ Hl Monday in Kalamazoo and Has­ »4 KilUMto, tvddin, al “A Cantor, al Pro,r<„" —Op«n>ng Ma, -» age was very alight. * tings with Frances Cow lea. They, i Tuesday afternoon Wayland sent with some other Senior girls, visit­ over their High school ball team to ed the State Normal on-Saturday, it clean up on the local lads to lhe being Women's Day at the collage. Thc Ladies' Aid will serve supper Mr. and Mrs. Hale Dodge and Mr. at lhe schoolhouse next week Thurs­ and Mrs. Fred Dodge of Grand Rap, day. «< i ids spent Sunday with their father. MT- and Mrs. Lloyd Storer and । Owen Dodge and wife. Eloise of Hastings were Sunday vbi- , Hehanl News. tors at Albert Brill's. The Mother's Day program will be gifen next Sunday evening. - , - Building and Loan Shares ^Tatinnal ^aan & tnuectnicnt fltnntpaiu; FINE FOODS FROM C. THOMAS STORES “At Everyday Low Prices Jireatone LEADERSHIP CORN CRACKERS 2 18C 3 s.3 25c '/f&nia/e “Jat c/-^cadetf/ty tf BEETS SJTcn. 10c I I II TTi "Be8t Yet” I 25c OLEO SURESET-" 4 17c LARD 3 25c SOUP COOKIES El P1 Pl 1717 C C LurrLaiL special 5 & 30c TireafomI <s -j SALMON -• 3 8522 « Protect MORE THAN 50% MORE NON- SKID MILEAGE The new firestone AIR BALLOON for 1934 19c Pork and Beans 3 25c Lipton’s Tea Corn Meal 23c Instant Postum 25c Milk 10 Mackerel 3 Post Toasties 12c Ofk ZOC Evaporated n •OCBn‘4iUC Baking Soda A ey /C Baking Powder linger Ale OO _ Potted MeatLU*’’' 2 Black Pepper 15c e rj OC Palmolive 3 »«« 14c Kirk’s S2S, - 5c FELSKS"* 10-45c Clorox FRESH FRUITS-VEGETABLES ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Corner Jefferson and Court St. Hastings LEMONS - 29c �THE HABTING8 BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAT >■ 1»34 GROWERSCAN EXPAND MARKET FOR TURKEYS MILO. I “The man who gleans hls an from Che care of the twin boys. Jock Ed­ win and James Elwin. The May meeting of Milo Ladles’ books may glean a knowledge great. The Briggs Ladies’ Aid will hold a Aid will be held at lhe parsonage but the man who learns from travel regular session o<; Thursday. May 10. nt Delton Wednesday afternoon.. is tlie one who’s up to date.” The COATS GROVE. 'May in 10. with Mr. Mrs. Mil-. Mlles ... as bosteu'' Bommer Vigltorg Pay Well meeting will be thc annual Baldheaded Beans Caused by for dinner and special order of busl- ■Mn Last Week’s Letter. A pot luck supper will be served. May breakfast at the homo of Mrs. for Birds If Supply Is Al­ The Erwin Miller crate mil), which A cordial invitation to al). Thc D. O. T. O. Club will meet Insect Which Can Be Con­ Jones al'Lock Shore farm with Mrs. has been operating at Lacey for with Mrs. Margaret Wilcox on Wed­ luded to Meet Demand Barber oa assistant ironless. trolled by Right Measures some time, was moved to. Olivet last You are urged to attend Sunday East Lansing,'-Michigan turkey nesday afternoon. May 0. it is School next Sunday at two P.. — M.• Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield and East Lansing.—Baldheaded beans week where it will continue Its --------- ——------------- — Michigan Day and the program Is honoring Mothers Day. May we Gack spent Bunday In Kalamazoo grower* can Improve the return* tn charge of Carrie Van Wle. have one trait In common with work. They will not change resi­ not have every mother as well as u their old home there, from their business if they will In­ The Nutrition class met with Mra. । baldheaded men. the trouble can dence for a time and will drive to the young people and children with Elmer Howard of Kalamazoo was not be cured; but entomologUts at and from work. vestigate the possibilities of mar­ Arthur Richardson Tuesdky. us next Sunday? The fathers are B caller of Mrs. Wilcox Sunday, Mr and Mra. Leonard Bchmenk Mldhlgan State say the hearts have. Floyd Miller resumed hls work tilso urged to come. May there be । Mr. and Mrs. Flower and Bernice . ketlng the birds at other times than the usual sales before Thanksgiv­ and Mra. Pauline Holloway and one advantage, as their lack of top last week at tlie Leon Cole form, a record attendance. ' cttued on Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Moreau after recovery from a severely ing and Christmas, according to the daughter from Detroit spent lhe, can be prevented. Mr. and Mrs. McClurkin had vis- i at Augusta Bunday afternoon, also । Thc tops of-the beans are killed wrist sustained while Hora from Middleville Bunday> Mr. jon Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Trtakett at ------— sprained poultry department at Michigan week end at John Woodman’s. Mr. . and Mrs. Herbert Barnum and ,b* a t,nV "WTO*, which Is lhe lar- handling timber. State College. and Mrs. Richard Summers nnd Augusta, daughters. Phyllis and Vitlan, and I vac of a • man two-winged fly often The Lacey Camp Fire Girls sold three children and Mr. nnd Mrs.; Several from here attended thq Summer visitors are one class of Mr. and Mra. H. A. Woodman and,*** 1 * ln lhe sprtnff ncar P ,accs whcrc Un can paper flowers al the Briggs David Smith. people who are ready to eat turkey funeral of H. J. Krans nt Brooknt times other than the two holi- daughter Ruth also spent Bunday lhere ,s decaying organic matter in penny social on Thursday night. Mesdames Schultz and Quick were ' holm. Gull Jake, on Friday. Our •here In the soil. Fields where barnyard days and Michigan has. a marked ’there, pleasing hostesses of the H L. club1 hearts are filled with sorrow at the | Mr. and Mrs. E. fl Thompson and manure’ or green manure has been DELTON. advantage in selling to these peo■■■“ «*•“■ &■#>„*•■«>«>»«»«< .LIT i7~ Thursday at the former ’ s lovely passing of our friend and we truly .—’^>' ii.. attended church In i- «, ntow-ed riown attracts the flies pie. Growers in other states can ।1 £an Woodland There will be no community meet­ home al Lake Hills Farm, for a extend our sympathy-to thcjKjrrpwj which deposit eggs In the decaying . ----- --. ing this month. The next regular •Tourz” program. Roll was answered ink wife and daughters and other not afford to make shipments ot Bunday evening. Mrs. Arioa Payne of Hastings L>! mjjterial. business and social meeting will be by each telling of an Interesting ; Relatives, small tola of birds but Micldgan larvae held the second Monday night in 1I These 'eggs hatch into flock owners can make a nice profit working at Arthur Todd’s again. tour they had especially enjoyed. ----------------------------------------Word was received from F. C. which will feed upon the new June. from supplying the demand at lo­ CEDAR CREEK. Mra. Barber had a paper 'Tours by j jprouu °t clUier eon, or bv.tu, but | Mr „d M„ culr RrynoM, ta 1 hotels and restaurants, if they Wing that he was feeling better and The school house was packed to th. Injury l. wu.lly met mrere on thUd„„ Irom Chlcuo .pent Plane." which made one wish to enjoying hts trip to California. will grow choice, early birds. be able to enjoy such n trip; Mra. । 'capacity Friday night at what was b7“n,1 Ground which la Oraund Is lo to be Bolurday B.lunUy nlghl night add and Sunday wtU. with Arthur Todd's sister from Kala­ bowu Tlie College poultry department Bellinger told of a boat tour which llliint/'.l tzv lv>nn« nr mm anrl nrvin .. _ __ . ... .. — . supposed U> be the last meeting of advises feeding a good growing mazoo has been visiting him for a punled lo beana or corn and upon ,MU. ,Brtnt, Mr. ,„d M„. H. T. she enjoyed on the Pacific ocean I the Community Club this season, I which manure la applied ahould be fteynolda mash. One which can be mixed at few days. plowed aa earl, a. powUUo to per-. Pcre, Minemaker la Quite .lek from Los Angeles harbor to Beattie but for thc fine pfogram which was home is made up of 20 pounds of mil the ontanlc m.ller to decay be- W1U1 pneumonia al the prraem writ- and on to Alaska; Mra. Whidby gotten up by Mr. Goldrich and the SOUTH COATS GROVE. coarse ground yellow com. 17 told of a tour by foot; Mra. Hum- interest so — ... ..it was decided to Taken fore seeding time. Fall plowing is lng pounds fine ground oats. 10 pounds Several from here are planning on beat, but eatlr. aprin, plowlnit re-! Quto , ,cw lmm ,uended phrey was to have B tour by motor continue it another month or the bran, 10 pounds flour middlings. 5 hearing Norman Thomas, Socialist hlouom fe.tlr.1 at Benton Iler- but was unable to be present, Nev- | first Friday night In June. pounds alfalfa meal. 14 pounds meat speaker, at Vermontville in thc aft­ duee. the damage done by the ma,crtheless these -----------------tours were--------much *-1 There will be Mother's Day ob। bor Sunday. scraps, 10 pounds dried milk, 10 ernoon of Tuesday. Mt\y 15. Y'“l Kaiheryn Horton won first enjoyed and we really thought that servancc at tlie Bunnell church pounds soy bean meal, 2 pounds cal­ Gordon Endsley and Will Bayne cium carbonate, 1 pound salt, and were in Lansing lastMqpek Tuesday. parked wwd bed are Injured lew. t„„„, ,n „w,„, ln ,he Planted deeply and re- club Contest tor Achievement Day 1 pound cod liver oil. Scratch grain, Mary Stutz went to Ann Arbor qulrln, more time to atyt growth ; Saturday and »ha also lied with anequal parts cracked com and wheat, Tuesday for a tonsil operation. n„t honor In is fed In addition to the mash after Katherine Feltzer of Freeport Crop. are Injured more during wet. „„„ cool aeaeona than when the weather tht ,uu ^oieat Kenneth Ulla won the birds arc six weeks old. spent the week end with her aunt, la warm enough to atari the aeed ln tl„ handicraft Work lor Tlie feed should be kept In hop­ Myra Firsler. M boon aa planted and lo keep the ;t h. boys 4-H Club. pers where the birds can get it at Mr. and Mrs. William Bayne, Flora „Unu .™,m. well. WellI. Th. n j»ack—V. W1U (ne u]kK movlw! plants growing The well Tlie — puck-1 all times. The hopers slwuld be Wood and Melvin Covllle of Coats ed seed bed assists rapid growth, — os | ,picture shows here every Wednes­ moved often enough to keen them Orove were Sunday guests at Orlcy it helps to supply the thc moisture re re-­ :day night beginning, Muy 16. Every­ on clean ground. Gilliland's in Lake Odessa. quired by the growing plant. one enjoyed thc free shows last, A new bulletin on turkey raising Paul Stutx and family have moved summer and they*promise to be Is now ready for distribution from from the Warren Coolbaugh house SOUTH BOWNE. equally as good this season. Michigan Slate Gollcge. Il will be into Hie Elmer Ollilsplc house. Last Week's Letter. Sunday was Mrs. Angle Titus' George Brownell of Fremont spent birthday, and in the early hour of Saturday night with Frank Walton lhe day friends and relatives began nnd family. gathering at her irome. until they Miss Beulah Cramer of Grand numbered forty-four. They came Rapids called on Mra. Frank Wal­ from Lansing, Jackson, Bedford. ton Sunday afternoon. I Kalamazoo, Battle creek. Samona. Rev. and Mra. a. E. Wynn of Dowling. Hickory Comers. Bristol Woodland were Tuesday evening School. Lacey. Grand Rapids and guests at the Will Mishler l»me. Prairieville; They brought well Will Mishler, wife, daughter filled baskets too, and everybody Gwendolyn and the former's mother, present enjoyed a lovely dinner and ON A TOTAL OF FIVE QUARTS OF DILI Mrs. Lena Mishler, called at thc a dandy time. Mcrl Hoatettler home near Lake Mrs. Ella Rogers and granddaugh­ Odessa Bunday afternoon. ter. Betty Leonard, spent Saturday Mra. Jennie Pardee called at thc In Kalamazoo. w cation has proved itself greatly Cosgrlff home in Low-ell Bunday eve­ We were shocked and much W superior in competition with ning to see Mrs. Croe>grlfT. who lias grieved to hear of the death of Mrs. < five widely advertised and been confined to her bed the past Addison Pennock early Friday morn­ week due to trouble with her limb. iH nationally known motor oils. ing. Although she has been In poor CONTINENTAL Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kime and heal ill for a long time, her sudden OIL COMPANT The best of the competing family of Campbell visited Mr. and death was a shock to everyone. She oils lubricated its motor only PTK8EtjOTWN.BC. Mrs. Harold Yoder and family Sun­ was bom In Prairieville. March 15. day. 3318.8 miles, while New and 1863 and was married. January 8. Mrs. Jennie, Pardee was a Satur­ 1884. Mr. and Mrs. Pennock cele­ Improved Conoco Germ Proc­ day guest of her slater, Mrs. Lydia brated their 50th wedding anniver­ essed Motor Oil completed Hl|kt Porrilt. of West Bownc. sary last January. She leaves to 4729 miles, more than 3000 Mra. Llbble Roush, Mrs. Zora Poe mourn her passing, her husixmd, leadership that Chevrolet miles farther than the first oil to and Mrs. Odell Poe of Grand Rapids two sons. Cleo and Leon and a made in 1933! It's an errn gn'afer, im­ called at Will Mishler’s Friday aft-1 daughter, Mrs. Bertha Adams; also fail, and more than 1400 miles emoon. farther than thesecondbcst oil! CONOCO seven grandchildren and one grealpressive record that Chevrolet is makinp for Bunday guests at H. A. Cramer's1 grandchild Services were held at Full details at the nearest 19.34! Already, sales arc tens of thousands ' were, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duffy, the home Bunday at 2:30 with Rev. Sign of the Red Triangle. daughter. Nora Ann. tlie Misses La D. Mlles officiating. Burial in of edra ahead of last year. Production is Beulah and Mary Cramer. ’-----“ Drive in and get a fill of Chas. Prairieville cemetery. Fisher and Robert Newberg, all of running higher than that of any other auto­ Mr. and Mra. Sanford Willison of Grand Rapids. Hickory Corner^ spent Sunday evemobile company in thc world. And every Mr. and Mra. Frank Martin. nlng with hls brother and wife. Mr. daughter Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. E R. Willison. day, from state after state, comes the same Ken Faulkner, all of Grand Rapids, Mr and Mrs. G. W. Kem were report on registrations: Chevrolet is leading called atwthe Wil) Mishler and A. T. hbnored guests at a dinner party Eash homes Bunday evening. celebrating their 41st wedding annlall other cars! Virginia Moore of near Freeport versary, Sunday at the home ot their spent Friday night and Saturday daughter. Airs. T. G- Pocock of Lan­ The big reason for such preference is plainly forenoon with Gwendolyn Mishler. sing. shown at the right. Chevrolet has so many Excludva New Fssturei Protected Under Recent U. S. Patents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver and the latter's father, Jacob' Konkle SOUTH SHULTZ. vital features that others in thc low-price of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oliver Peake of Ross Center and fibld have left out: Kncc-Action wheels that Stahl were Sunday evening callers Mra. Leone Scott and daughter. al the Andrew Blough home. Mary Janet, and san. Richard, of arc fully enclosed for complete safety ami ab­ Mrs. A. T. Eash spent Sunday Coldwater visited Ernest Peake and afternoon In Hastings the guest of family Sunday. solute dependability. A six-cylinder valve-inher daughter. Mrs. Keith Daniels, Everyone come to church next bead engine with an exclusive "Blue-Flame” and husband. Sunday. There will be a Mother's Clifton Meek spent Saturday night day program and all will enjoy It. head. Big, "cable-controlled” brakes, the at Frank Walton's. John Minzey spent Tuesday after­ best in thc low-pric* field. Large, spacious MUs Eleanor Miller spent the noon with Mr. and Mrs. A. Bishop of week end with her parents, Mr. and the Doud district. bodies by Fisher,-with Fisher No Draft Mrs. Glenn Miller, and family, near Mr. and Mrs. WU1 Oates and Hastings. Ventilation. And real "shock-proof’ steer­ grandchildren visited relatives jn Frank and Ralph Walton have Bedfofd Sunday. ing that brings new ease and comfort to been helping the basebail boys get Gordon? Kenyon spent Sunday ball ground in shape for the . shape with Wayne Oates of the -----driving. No other low-priced automobile Doud ” for the coming season. district.' has a single one of these five leading 1934 Mr. and Mra. Frank Maas and ASBYBIA. features. That’s why no other can be backed Mrs. Kate’ Patton of .. Two local boys. Howard Cole, son visited Mr. and Mra. Mila Ashby by such a confident statement as tliis: of Mr. and Mra. Jay Cole, and Wil­ Bunday afternoon, lis Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frank Hom and son, Clinton, Gray, left Saturday morning on an spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. extended motor trip. They will go Forest Smith In the McOmber dis­ to northern Michigan where they trict. will spend some time trout Ashing Mr. and Mra. Harry Mlsener of before touring the western states and Kalamazoo apent Tuesday evening California where they will visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. relatives on the trip. George Kenyon. Hie Assyria Center Nutrition class Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hamilton will meet at the home of Mrs. Ad­ of Lansing spent Saturday and Sun­ dle Leonard on Thursday afternoon day with lhe latter’s parents, Mr. for the white rat skit rehearsal to and Mra. Adelbert Craven. be .presented at the Achievement For Unoleun. Makes It Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrus and Day program on May 8. at Hastings. baby. Mary Jane, of Hostings called easy to clean. Fall pints The leaders of the 4-H Club work on Mr. and Mra. O. E. Kenyon Sun­ and youll never in sewing and handicraft, also thc day afternoon. IL R. H. and Dlckado parents and the club members go to Cleauera for Wall and be satisfied with any Hastings on Saturday to participate BALTIMORE CENTER. Woodwork in Achievement Day program. Miss Grace Balch and Mrs. Rus­ ther low-priced car A very impressive talk was given sell Oreenfleld attended church In by Dr. Wheeler of Clark Memorial Hastings Wednesday evening. home of Grand Raplda at the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. Demeray of Briggs church on Sunday morning, Battle Creek called at the James and other points of the church. An Hammond home Bunday. offering of trull and eggs were sent Mr. and Mrs. Hoes of Hastings to the home. called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CHEVROLET MOTOR CO.. DETROIT. MICH. Remember the Briggs Parent­ Russell Oreenfleld Monday. Teacher meeting on Friday evening. The McOmber P. T. A. elected of­ A good program has been prepared. ficers for the coming year aa follows: Miss Orra Strickland and friend President, Florence Clark; vice­ of Lansing spent the week end with president. Let* Haney; secretary­ the Mr. and Mra. Floyd Strickland treasurer, Orpha Oreenfleld. home. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tletjens spent Mra. Agnes Purcell Ls spending Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Homer some time with her sister. Mrs. Mary Hammond of the Durfee district. A large asaortment to Purcell. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Paul of select from Ed. Traver is able to be up and We eat them to fli your Battle Creek were Bunday guests enjoy the sunshine. window. there. Miss Oa&kel, Beatrice Matteson. MUs Beatrice Moore of the Ellis Dora Gardner. Arabella Smith, school and MUs Kathrecn Jones of Jacqueline Thomas and Mrs. Rus­ A Doable Roll and Up. the Austin school attended the sell oreenfleld attended the music seventh and eighth grade Institute Festival at Hastings Tuesday eve­ held at Bellevue on Friday. The for- ning. sent tree to anyone requesting it from the bulletin clerk at East Lon- PL0W SOON TO AVOID LOSS OF BEAN CROPS CEDAR P ASSORTED SIZES GENUINE WHITE PINE BARN SIDING Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Frank Sage Telephone 2515 n<?xt Sunday morning. There will Mra. Will Shriber and daughter #everal speclab of music and | of Hastings spent lhe last part at some speaking. Every mother is, the week with her parents, Mr. and to have a token and a prise for the Mra. Will Gurd. for the oldest and the youngest Visitors at-Mr. and Mra. Henry mother present. Wortman's Bunday were, Mr. and Miss Marie Lclnaar has been help­ Mrs Russell Benton and Muri .... Ing her grandmother. Mrs. Peter Campbell of Grand Rapids, Walllc Lclnaar. of Delton for a few days, Campbell and family of Freeport, Miss Gladys Calms of Hastings Louis DuboU and wife of Augusta, 'spent Friday night and Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Will Coneetrict 'with her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Owen. 'of Climax. 4,729 MILES miw r“* t' FEATURES not found in any other lawpriced NEW AND IMPROVED CONOCO KNEE-ACTION WHEELS MDWUTHEmOtF GERM PROCESSED MOTOR OIL EDMONDS OIL COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN CLEAN UP and PAINT UP 80 HORSEPOWER — 80 MILES PER HOUR CABLE-CONTROLLER BRAKES BODIES BY FISHER SHOCK-PROOF steeriKo We can help you make this work easier Paint Cleaners LIN-X 69c Floor and Trim Vamith . . . 50c qt. Black Screen Enamel..... 65c qt. Black Enamel for Metal, 25c 1-2 pt. WALL PAPER 10c Window Shades Save with a 49c Up Carve th & Stebbins The Rexall Drug Store arithmetic. Miss Jones gave one In talned by the Isenhath comedians geography. . Thursday evening. MUs Dorothy Martin, who has Mr. and Mrs, Coy Stowell attend­ ed a brother's funeral at Kalama­ haz returned home. The cast was zoo Thursday. removed from her foot. Mrs. Catherine Cole has been "Bargains" produced at the ex- CHEVROLET SIX R. K. HURD, Hastings! R. D. CADWALLADER HICKORY CORNERS, MICH. Mrs. Ed. Huffman home assisting In short of wolves In sheep's clothing. SER1 �TH1 BAITIHOM BWU wypbn^DAY, may >. iw C0RN-H0G CONTRACT STATEMENTS OF MEM­ BERS OF THE CORN-HOG CONTROL ASSOCIA. TION OF BARRY COUNTY, STATE OF MICHI­ GAN. ' 32 1 •-■FHH TA 1 . _ barmy towwbwp. HPM '31 0: *32 S3; PUB *91 0; ’»> 0. The following Is a statement of the basic Information on com acreage and hog production submitted by Individual producers of HASTINGS, RUTLAND. .ASSYRIA. JOHNSTOWN. BALTIMORE. HOPE. BARRY. ORANGEVILLE and PRAIRIEVILLE TOWNSHIPS who have signed HPM contracts under the 10J4 Corn-Hog Production Adjustment Program of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. to — total acreage Ln farming | hpm^As KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS.—TA refers tv ~-----------------------unit: CA means oom acreage planted: Cant. A. means number of axitracted acres; Lin means number of litters owned by producer when far­ rowed; HPM means number of hogs produced for market; FHB means number of feeder and stacker hogs bought. | l.tri 0: 91 S3; PUB -91 0; 92 30 * <•; kin -91 5; ‘33 Bl 11 33; PUB *13 0; *13 0. 19: 33 IS; HPM *33 100 FHB '3T 0; '32 0. FHH S3 0 33 14; com. A O: L1r» '33 4: '3 HPM *33 34; *33 3«. FHB '33 0; ■ j] FHB HPM -3J U>'; -33 04; FHB '31'o 20: 12 20. uout. n . . ..... .. 6; HPM 33.37; '33 40; FHB '33 0 •B3 *4; FHB '33 111*31*33 i».'33 IB:' FHB '31 o': HARTDtOB TOWNSHIP. 52 *; HPM 10 0. 111*31 '33 40;’ '33 3d; FHB '33 0: HPM '39 14: -.13 37: FHH '33 0; t'llffnrd Doolittle—TA 70: <’A ' □□ io: Mr. '33 0 32 3: HPM FHH -3J 0 SSSYRIA TOW2ISU1F Si”: FHB HTM U l SHULTZ. I J E. Norton and family have (moved onto Mr*. Kathryn Hart* jj 3u. I rllloxill—TA 27« 32 130 13 <1 HPM -33 29: 32 30. FHH Sxmurl Dudley III'M 1 I FHB '93 0 TA 340; A J. I.ln ’.Il 32 I FHB '33 1 Wm. H. II 10*31 '33 BALTIMORE TOWNSHIP. FHB *33 O; HPM 33 IO. '33 11: FHB '33 u Moon '33 12 ■S3 1 FHH ill 0: 11PM 'lis '.I • • FHB 32 Mi. FHB and Mra John Chamberlain land Patricia enjoyed the Music Feiuvai in - -------77 . Mr*. Anna Pierce of DowUng ha* been caring for Mrs. Drake the past week. Mrs Drake h ri'i»rtcd some better at thl* writing. Mr. and Mrs. Vlclt Demaray have moved to Hasting*. Everyone l* invited to attend the meeting of thc •'Shull* Echoes" al Uie hall Friday evening. This Is a. 33 CO; FHB '33 £ery important meeting and a good ’ crowd is hoped for. Plans are being made to observe Mother* Day at the church next Sunday. A special program will be given and eaitfi mother will be pre*cnted with a gift. Plan to come. FHB FHB 33 0 FHB 33 U; CARLTON CENTER. Carlton Center school was well ’’3 "■ I represent** • *1 Achievement Day. is “: The following boys and girls ex-* ‘33 o'. Ihlbiled their projects: Zane Nash, 13 104: FHB FHB 33 0; 13; FHB HPM '33 K. HPM HPM 33 Fill! '33 U 40. nni FHB '19 o' 32 3; 11PM HPM '33 17; xJ.’m.-TA “22” 7a‘3'33 The only jig-saw pmxle tiiat no<vnt a ss i.ir. *33 2K: body has yet been able to assemble u '33 I3i; '33 loi. FHH [ correctly Is the map of Europe Atlanta Constitution. .. . HPM FHB '.13 0: -33 0, » hb r Illi > e '33 3: j Norma Todd and Mayorna Valen'33 ' I tine. All Use boys and Mayorna and 1 Ev* wcre honorable mention 14: '33 ,or bic hlgli grade of work Uiey HPM ' । had accomplL'.hed. Thomas Robinson « .«< A 0 1 tr/’is*? wa* chosen as one of Uie delegate.! >2 2: HPM1 -3» i»j 'S3 14; FHB *33 to represent Barry county at Lan­ sing during Club Week. Much credit ’MA*«rTLlri’*:33C4- '33 S' U duc the loca’ tlub lcaders- Mrs : '»3 35.'FHB ''33 <‘>. ''32 <>' | Shupp and Floyd Todd for their JrKIbhfn—TA 15* <*A '31 33 4. 12 I . HPM 'JI o ■33 T son. Charles Wilson. Alice and Ruth HPM '33 32 i '. FHB '33 . R-l-rrl H. 3: HPM '33 I i r A 1.1 Floyd Mnrfnrd 30: Fill! '33’ll 22 FHH 33 <>. 91 H . <*A ‘33 7 .u .lr. '33 3 '92 .1 HPM FHH '33 0 U 30; FHB HPM 3 1-ii FHB '33 o FHB '33 ri HPM 31 3fi 12 30: FHB Ul) 33 10: 32 13: FHB '113 «l FHB n 1 HPM '33 7. FHB .13 <i FHB J3 n HPM '.13 15 IIPM FHB JIn i HPM '33 44. JOHNSTOWN TOWNSHIP Community SO. TllH -■ ho FHB FHB FHB 31 0 13 0; '32 <• FHB Ja O; Hl FHB 33 6 • IB : ■. ■ 11 FHH '33 o HI'M FHB Fllli ’ 11 n 19 nr» FHB HPM* *33 RUTLAND TOWNSHIP Cosnaolty Cor.Ditt.r ■ IK HPii FHH HOPE TOWNSHIP it» Committee 11 FHH FHH 13 <i FHH 31 O « . ..... 33*S. *33 3 .12 IS: FHH HPM HPM '33 UYERS like dustless streets, clean stores, clean cities so well that they go out of their way to patronize them. Now thaf business is busy and people ase can’t afford to let your cause streets are dusty, buildings unattractive. I 'M <31 i . FHH 3 I FHB 11 HPM '33 34. '32 31 ' HIM '33 »?«। ” ”■ Dowfiake is a white, odorless dust-layer in the form of small, white flakes, which absorb moisture from the air when spread on the road. The moisture they absorb stays on the road and keeps road surfaces firm, dbst-free and pleasant to drive on. There is nothing dirty or sticky, nor any odor from a Dowfiake dust proofed road. Get the fact! today. Get the business by keep­ ing your community free of dust. Write for our folder, "flow to Control Dust. I HPM '33 15 FHH picking up, stores are spending money, you towrTTbse its share be­ merchandise soiled and Dustproof your gravel streets and country roads with the cleanest of all dust-laying methods, application of Dowfiake Calcium Chloride. ra । THE CHEMICAL COMPANY MIDLAND, MICHIGAN HPM HPM '31 17. K J: HPM '33 42 HPM '33 31 FHB Ila DOW HPM 'S3 « »>, 13 «. Font. A 3; Llr» '33 1 HPM* '.ii ;7 -32 *#; FHB 33 u I f _ -r-» .... ... ... HPM '33 5; _. Uaw-Vilfe VA ORANORVILUl TOWNtlUP DOWFLAKE CALCIUM CHLORIDE 77-80. �Tltl HARTTNGflBANNER.WKDMMD4T. WAT «. 1334 cbATS GROVE. SOUTHWEST CARLTON. Mr. and Mra. Olen Edger of Bat­ Next Sunday. May 13. Mother's Day will be observed with fitting ex- tle Creek spent Sunday with Mr. erctees In the Sunday school and and Mra, Walter Culbert. -A precj^ HerlMichigan Farmers Approve ;By Homa Economics Specialists church A Mrs. Anna Buck and daughter. Transplanting Vegetable* to holly Tomatoes are Michigan State CoUega tw«e" will be given by several ladies Either. and son, Kendall, spent Plans to Adjust Production ' Gardena Helps Growers —w jgggwH during the Bunday school hour. Sunday with Kendall Baird's of to Meeds of Consumers i 1 Beat Short Seasons ' Several of the members of thc Hopkins. fcst Lansing-Btanalurm of more The M>P«ttelng appearance of a Nutrition class will go thte week Mrs. Cressey of Hastings and Mrs. than 34.000 Michigan farmers have properly made sated helps make it Tuesday to Hastings to the county Ferule Carpenter of Ypsilanti spent been placed cm contracts to reduce u<te Kood COOI meeting. Thursday evening with Mr. and their producttan of com and hogs n ° Mr Ind Mra' Clarence Shelley of Mr * UFSyette i Mrs. LaFayctte Usbome. Usbome. transplanting them when the frost in compliance with the plans of the Michigan State Coltege mm asra c^rencc »au > o. and Wcycrman hope danger is past enables the home "‘.‘u twp daughtera of Hastings called, gardener to beat the short growing Mr. and Mrt. Will Hoyt and Agrlsultural Adjustment Admlnte-1 Certain simple fundamental rules Ion her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. reason In Michigan and to get bet­ daughter Bernice from Plainwell LraUon^ according to Verne H.!in preparation will keep a salad ter yields from more varieties of visited Chas. McDermott and family Church, statistician for Michigan, ffrom mediocre looks and taate. In . We were «orry to hear of the dealh atrodtbeck. Sunday. Lenawee county has turned In Uie the flirt place, a salad should be I*1,0?!™'?' | Mr. and Mra. LaFayette Usbome vegetables. Sunday afternoon. number of contracts, and chosen which offers proper-color and who dl6d last Monday night In Kaiattended the funeral of Harry Stow-1 'greatest Instructions for building either ed for for aa .>c) c>|j on on 'rhtu^day Thursday at at Hastings. Hastings. -bw— ifding counties • [tunazoo where he has lived 1 sash houses or cold frames will bo sons of Kalamazoo visited their par­ . other coun.— are Branch.1 flavor contrast. ’ -----. .... . . number ol veara He wax a fine mini 1 >>>• g»_..i. rsent to anyone requesting them ents. Mr. and Mra. Frank Leonard., -Hillsdale. Monroe. furon. Gratiot, Variety be wmMsorb i„ me « I <» "«,1, I K'" Mn Mary Vank ol Bast Carlton I IwUon ot 1 baeLround. aa leal ’ ‘ I2JK from the bulletin clerk at Michigan Sunday. Ionia. Calhoun. Tuscola, and Clin...... “ • . — , _ , , ; . ■ipcni rtiu.-iy mi. turn inn. aonallty. Thc funeral Was iwld at Pran|[ ahrtber | State College Many growers pre­ Mra. Georgia Bowker visited her tasv. Farmers in M counties have UtUteejerixn. be^t teoua.- BUT Kalamax'.o on Thursday afternoon Mr. .nd Mrs. Earl Keeler and fer not to bother with thc early sister. Mra. Kate Williams. Tuesday. signed contracts. Boston head lettuce, chicory, endive. । ^..aa. ... burial in the Hastings eeme8aturday ul Mrs Mux. I starting of planta but to buy them The exact totals for counties and shredded young cabbage, watercress. ‘ with Fred Ashby and family visited at lcry j' from commercial growers. Plants Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Aabby’s home In state can not be given yet as Hte or Romaine. '| prv goret Anspaugh's of Quimby. Mr. and Mrs E. 8. Thompson, Mra.;1 obtained by growing or by purchase Kalamazoo Sunday. work has been completed in only Mr and Mrs. Frank Shriber atid Bene pw salad 0014 and dry. and F c Wlil^ alld Mr iU1(, Mni H sljould be transplanted carefully lo Mra. Kate Williams was taken 39 counties and some contracts may uie a laryr enough pUU so Chat tne , chu„h ol Mr. and Mrs. Leo Burry and son i insure Uiat they will live and grow very til Sunday and to still confined be refused even in those counties. ~ ------ --- ------. enure dun la not covered. leavu«lichni[ ua>„„„ y enneenuon at 'spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. and I rapidly. Moat of the contracts involved thc jumelent space around the edge »> B.,llc c,„, -n,IcpoIl . Mr. Abid Donley, ot tU.tlnn. Bailie Creek Toeol.v ..V, reoort . Mb, K(efcr wrf. Only well grown, hardened plants Mr. and Mrs Clarence Tester reduction of both corn and hogs that thc salaUi may be eaten without mie attendunct* mid program A misshould be used. Hardened plants .niilino !»u|«usr«».n iii< ncsaay nesduy evening wiui with ncr her granagrand- •' spilling. I slonnry from China, was one of the । tlloln,.r Mra. Margaret Anspuugli. are those which have been, exposed stances, men who could not qualify , uwt . „„ Marinating meats, fowl. Bna,mam speakers lot Quimby. to out of door temperatures long . \ J?r °ne conunodlty -cooked vegetables with a tert French I Word comes from P. C- Wing, who! __________« a r , enough to acclimate them to out­ ,cr- . . ’ dressing before adding thc ma yon-I| ,went to California about three weeks Mra. Dorothy Vaughn and eon and 8 «C «?r U>e (1R«Mnrvn i f side conditions. Plante should be Mrs. Will Trine of Marshall spent .??yn?*n? ‘o *mBde for nalse a ill help to bring out the full' " .2.. tawT* c.iin i akf . . . . . ... . Iago. that he te feeling fine and cn- j protected from the sun while they, Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Clare th» rwlurHnn In Imm mill final an- ■ ua nan. au^a ^aiu joylng [r|„ eXpCCt-S U>tX' ' ' ‘ ' ~ are out of the ground. Cloudy days Ashby.'_______________________ • being characterless, |blick thls w,,ck a|ld flll hu r,,g. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lowery and tlonal ll.5lfo.000 will be paid foe the the Cusalad „,w from ul„ttM11 , ollouu> are best for setting tlie plants. thought should be given appointment at church. ■Mr a,,d Mrs- Uvn Hanson and Flarlcultural note suggests "lady decrease In com acreage. These , toCareful Hales made for setting plant.? I the arrangement arrangement nt of salads, salads, strlvstrivthe Herbert Rlderuxir and Mtes Mun- daughter, Marjorie, attended the should be large enough to permit slippera” surrounded by Duteh- [ are the sums due fronfthem'^ but the local the expense will be paid ,Or VttrJUUon , — FU!5ly. s‘Y*dde<J1 ger of Baltic Creek vtoited Mr and Saturday night dance at Prairieville, the roote to lx- spread out natural­ men's "breeches." So thc trousers- termers will £celre XhLlv .‘*Muce u*d *n P!a<^ ot Mra. Rujoell Demond on Sunday »<'"> Mrs Reuben Reed twin ly. Tlw earth then should be pack­ for-ladles Idea hila gardening, too. 1 xnTriJmL.TT . sll?hUy Uw used leaf u or . School Rchno! will will dose dose next week week FrlFrl- uaugntera daughtera on on many, Friday. may May s. 4. motnMothirfr on ™ either Pith.r 11 varlM uu: commonly vu|M ‘‘“,,u, “>lwIn ‘ Iceberg ed firmly around the roots. Water i —Arkansas Gazette. No payments are made w m or lhp rubles' J_?[ c 2, ^ „ ,. 2p .next nn.i h-bix« hr» ’amn/ e,““r varieties will help, or the vegetables dBy> May 18 th t a and sdwol cr and babies tore doingnn». fine.MrMr. contract until the contracts have LA; ‘ “ . . „"Tr!5 “ “ nr fruita « InilU may be arranged operate-1 -.pars,.- wlll joln ln thP J>rot(ram ....... h- — ~~»» and Mra Reed are now »thc i»rcnts In small lettuce cups, serving sev-1 wln pclwnkln of Battle Creek of twelve children, eight girls and a, I'06' f.rQn' erl1 on t,le IPvlead ot mixing spent a few days recently with Mr four boys, all nt home but one be ““ “ then, WgeUii In one m«.u. daughter, the wife of Dennis La­ i — — — -— -------------------land Mrs. Harley Scuse and family Washington Immediately. ■ —• - - . . When salad ingredients are to be alld Sunday they all called on Mr. I Fountain. mmmcvn.ua . i --------— ;'*. t -------------— J — '.V v»»nv»» vi nutwtwvnw Mrs. Margaret McCafferty and Xir. blended, care should be taken to and Mrs. Boss Cotton of Northwest PRAIRIEVILLE. no_ Mr. and Mrs. Billings and Mr and mil mlx them '^cm llirhtlv tn ,o nvnul “vold all «> “ P-j Woodland. 'and Mrs Earl Buffenbarger return-1 I Mrs. Robert Burchett attended the J’*«rnn‘’e of mewincss. The apjjear-1 Mr )UKt Mrs. Leo Demond and j ‘ <1 Home Sunday from their trip to funeral of Mra. Billing's only sister. al,cc 01 are improved by such b^y of HnMlngs called on Willard Kenton. Ohio. They report it so, telephone afford Mrs. Abbie McAru. of Flint Friday Rarnislies as: hard cooked eggs. nemond's on Sunday. 1 I dry In Ohio the farmers arc quite; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shelp and Mra !sllCed- ’■*CPd >'olk silvered white.— ----------------- t a » \----------|concerned about Uicir crops, every-1 D. N Honeywell wmln KalBmnv»3' parsley, whole, minced.—tomato. NORTHEAST WOODLAND. thing burning up. quartered. — — nuts, nuts, halved. halved.)Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Pliny Pliny Hansbargcr Mr. and and Mrs Mrs. Maddens Maddens Yomw Young mnmoand to Pine Crest where Mr. Shelp sliced. 5,lccd- Quartered. J- Mr. Hansbaracr i Mr —radishes radishes— whole, chopped.'entertained their children from Lan- t<)ri-d io Kenton. Ohio, last week for' called on Clare Doster Tuesday. (Ichopped. chopped.— I Mrs. Belle Pancoast of Hastings 'roses ros*8-'—beets, sliced, cut In fahey sing. Chester nnd Woodbind on Sun- a few days. shapes.—plmicnto, sliced, chopped.,day | Mrs. C. VanEtt and aunt. Mrs. called on Mrs F. J. Hughes Tues- " cut into shapes such as diamonds. । Mr. and Mrs Dennis Haskell of | Mary Crons. motored to Hastings day. Leland Honeywell and Mine Borne hearts.—celery, curled, stuffed—pick- Tamarac called nt John Stairs' home । Thursday afternoon and did some । shopping while there. of Dowagiac spent over thc week les. whole, fans <cut In parallel: to see Miss Alte Haskell recently. WHFRF ECONOMY RUHS Rory Bawdy and friend of Port-; Mrs. C. Van Ent spent Tuesday al end with Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Honey­ slices almost to end and spread out , fnnwlsei strawberries, fresh, pre- land. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Ham- 1 Kalamazoo shopping and calling on well. served — cheese balls, coated with mond of North Hastings spent Sunfriends. The Kellogg school held a May Festival Friday night. There were chopped nuts, flattened with nut day nt Homer Bawdy’s. Mr. andMrs. S. A McCafferty and Sarah two hundred children taking part. meat on top—cheese carrots, yellow ;Mrs. John Stairs called there in the Buffenbargvr were shopping at Kalmi ' amazoo on Monday last week. Elizabeth Woods w chosen Muy chee.se shaped like carrot.—bit of evening. for green top,—cheese Miss Alla Haskell. accontxinted --------------- -------------------------Queen. Mary Jean, Janet and Ivan parsley Thc 22222:222; humiliating 2: tiling -~z~. about 2 It 2 te'j CREESE Mild Full Cream lb. Smith each hud i»ru in the pro- pumpkins, yellow cheese molded by her grandparent*, visiteq Sunday the youth who thinks he know.into pumpkin shape,—stuffed olive, j afternoon at Clark Oversmith's in that lhe knows gram. ,rmore —- Uian>•<-----------— , his----------parents, so often j does. Mra w. F Smith and famfly. Mr 'whole sliced.—green peppers, sliced. South Coats Grove. shredded . ____________________________________ _____ and Mrs. George. Wood and family Chestcrfteid, Old Gold “rt<,n and Mra. Honeywell attended the tall May Festival at Kellogg Agricultural MIDDLE* ILLE. . or Carnation Milk cans school Friday night. I Mrs Sophia Chase was 84 years Mr. and Mrs G. M. Woods and ' old on Saturday and still enjoys good family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. flieallh and looks nearer like a wornCAMPBF.LL'S Titus Sunday honoring Mrs. Titus'ran of 60. She received many beauli-' birthday anniversary. There were ful flowers and cards and other pkg. All Flavors about 45 present. It was an enjoy- i presents, which she greatly enjoyed.! able affair. 'she hod seen many changes in this| Mrs. Jennie Norris and Lucy and town. ' -jwa. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norrte were, ini " Many from here Attended the Nit Kalamazoo Sunday, the two former :Day Musical in Hastings and Breit visited Mr. and Mra. Free! Ketcham j Ily enjoyed It. ’ and the latter vteltcd Mr. and Mra. I Our cemetery is being cleaned up Ben Temple. hin nice shape nnd will look tine. We Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ritchie of ineed a good rain to make it look its Gun lake were In town calling on 11 (relatives Saturday. Fred Ritchie and I The remains of Mrs. E. M. Brown s ib. XT i wife of Kalnmn^no were also callers. I of Detroit, for many years a resi, Mrs. Edna McKIbbin and son Rol- dent here, were brought here for Colton Soft land and Lcahmae Frederickson I burial last week The many friends SEMINOLE were m Hastings ..hopping Wedncs; extend to the bereaved ones their I day i sympathy. pod** track!. BUI?* ROYAL ii ail started .boat ■ I Mrs. Arnold*McLcay is home from 1 Supt. Bell and 21 of hte Ag. class Borgcss hospital and te doing nicely. | spent a couple of doys last week in ----- MI ------[Lansing. They went over in the Aooorte At. Rosenberg bus and returned Friday AIIB, SMby lu. McpUdI. no-IKTh, c. L. Boley b». They l,.d . si nrlnrlrml In erhnul at at „ .. ... . ...... si tlon tlon as as principal In n a school fine time and all enjoyed their trip. Mulliken for the coming year. The lowest of all low things that About 30 attended the Klingen- we have heard of in our life was reamilh school picnic Friday. Games ccntly done In our cemetery, when and races were played In the after­ not only markers but plants and noon. bulbs were taken from graves, as Mtes Velma Steeby has been hired well as water hydrant fixings. We I 'to teach our school again next year. do not know of sufficient punish­ The Yankee Springs school closed ment for such dastardly proceedings. Friday with a picnic. Postmaster C. A. Gardner and his Mother's Day exercises were held assistant have been making trips. at the Yankee Springs church Sun­ over the routes from here ot late. THAT FULL-FLOATING day. Mra. Strickland of Hastings Nice trips for Uie fellows who arc THOSE ROLLER BEARING TkAT OIL 1 waa presented with a picture for be­ tied up inside most of the time. THOSE VALVE SEAT REAR AXLE WILL UNIVERSALS WILL ing the oldest mother present and Many were afraid there was a bad GIVE MORE SERVICE/ INSERTS WILL , FILTER WILL Mrs. Georgia Giddings was pre­ fire the other evening when the boys TRANSMIT MORE SAVE GAS'x«A sented with one for being thc were working with the fire alarm, SAVE OIL/i POWER/ ’youngest motrfer. as no notice had been given as to E. Latta spent a few days last what they were to do. The whistle 100 lb». week In Battle Creek' with hte son. blew long and hard, but fortunately Miss Vera Latta of near Barlow there was no fire. Some time there r THOSE " lake spent two doys last week with maybe and no one will tum out. iwiu HYDRAUUC Anna Storkan and attended the Fire call Saturday called the dept, school picnic. BRAKES out to the farm known for many ioo ib. Mr. and Mra. Harry Latta are the years as the Bill Shaw farm. The WILL'SAVE parents of a six pound bhby girl barn and all outbuildings were de. born April 24. She will answer to stroyed along with some stock and TIRES/ the name of Lena Lillie. tools. A bad loss for Ted Hayes who Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rouse of lives there. As we understand he had om c Battle Creek, Mrs. Win Green. Mrs. no insurance on his personal prop­ Esther LeBaron and children of De­ erty. troit and Archie Burd of Lansing Frank Cave received word Satur­ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. day that a brother, living at Lake Albert Green. t Marshall Tripp, Archie Burd. Es­ to see him. ther and Alberta Green spent Sun­ G. D. and Mrs. Whitmore were In day evening in .Battle Creek and Grand Rapids Sunday attending a attertded a show while there. birthday party ol one of their Rlciiaxd Green, son of Mr. and grandchildren. Mrs. Frank Green of Nashville, who Armur Whittemore and Ed. Stim­ has been working In the CCC near son. former residents here, were Houghton lake, has accepted a po- dowp Saturday calling on friends. ‘sltlon In Lansing. Come again boys, you are always I Mra. Albert Green has been quite welcome. • ill but te better atr thte writing. The Memorial day program te un­ A new family has moved on the der way and we expect the usual DeVries farm. ■ crowd at our program- It will be worth while. PLEASANT RIDGE. BRANDED BEEF rom coast to coast-everywhere - cleaner, erankctM FMttURtot A program for Mother s Day will buyers of low-priced trucks are pressure lubrication give' EAST WALL LAKE be held next Sunday morning. AND VICINITY. switching to Dodge by thousands. Theon engine life. You want Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kinne spent reason is simple. Over two do»cn“plu>" Mr. nnd Mrs. Otte Boulter and over Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Al­ family ot Cressey were Sunday visi­ bert Kinne in Flint. value features are built into Dodge,.. iving feature like throa. Mr. and Mra. David Flory of tor* at Chas. Kahler's. each one recognised by truck men in­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ricker enter­ Scottville were callers in the Arthur stantly aa*’ be tte r bull ding* eechpne a tained a cousin and family- from Teeter home Tuesday P. M. money-saver doing its part to cut down Ths "Show-Down "ssotsi Battle Creek Bunday. gas, oil, tire and repair coats. Figure for w Mr. and Mra. Warner Bera of houaccleanlng near Lake Odessa. Nashville ate supper with Mr. and yourself howhydraulicbrakeS.thatsfay The County Achievement Day of Mrs. Clifford Kahler Friday evening. equalized, decrease the wear on tires, Ilk.* Xth.kMikaM. —__ ---- ___ UU.l. MbZa mIIm *«■■! •, 'the Nutrition J.M classes are. -maetlng John VBl Plough and M family and Mrs. save adjusting expense. Look at the 'this week Tuesday in Hastings at Sprague of Toledo. Ohio, were at extra strength in the full-floating roar the Methodist church. their cottages at the lake Saturday. axle. Notice how the oil filter, air Services for Harry Stowell were' Clifford Kahler and wife were held -at the Riverside cemetery: Kalamazoo stoppers Friday. Thursday, May 3. A large crowd of Mr. and Mra. B. D. Reynolds called friends from here attended. on Mrs. ChM- Teller at Cressey ‘ ',Prtday. . • . START PLANTS EARLY TO GET BEST YIELDS Will evaporate rapidly If thte te not done. : Cabbage, cauliflower, onfama. efg- MANY SIGN CONTRACT FOR LESS CORN—HOGS ' Homemakers Comer -------------------------------------------- iwsawja—— MICHIGA TELEPHO i 11 csjrrn. A •rXETtortiwS SJ SIS. S*'“ . 11 «■> "• “ '«“««™> -»• Jr1 YOU RE CONNECTED!" COFFEE 8 O’Ctock - 19 Red Circle - 21 - 25 Bokar it.. 75c 15 IONA FLOUR WISCONSIN Want to Buy or Sell? CIGARETTES PET MILK TOMATO SOUP ROYAL GELATIN Q O 19' *-19c 5C MR. RAND FINDS AMAZING 2Z&a”VALUE IN LOW-PRICED TRU< BREAD wnrAT Gl f "*tr'a 15' BACON SQUARES**"^" AJAX SOAP 621° 23C PEANUT BUTTER ,r;r, TISSUE 4 ">“• 25' BAKING POWDER W-oa. 33c HEINZ SOUPS 2cxn> 25' SHREDDED WHEAT 2’*•*23' BRICK CHEESE <•*15' RED BEANS 4— 19* “*« 89' CIGARETTES WHITEHOUSE MILK 3-17' CHOCOLATE Mo,s »• 10= MACAROON DAINTIES » 23' $1.59 SCRATCH FEED . $1,29 DAIRY FEED $1.89 EGG MASH IDAHO POTATOES NEW POTATOES STRAWBERRIES PINAPPLES r..* LEMONS u„. Aiparagui MAKE THIS DODGE STE CHECK THE LOW-PRICED TRUCK HELD FOR HI0H HIICED FEATURED HUT MVI -SENSATIONAL SAVINGS IN OAS...OIL...TIRES...UPKEEF 15 x. 35 10 ibk 39c o*. 15c 15c 35c Celery Cucumber* »S45’ QUALITY MEATS - 23 STEAKS BACON SQUARES Boiled ham BOILING BEEF SMOKED PICNICS •— F 9' H-a. 15' »- FILLET of HADDOCK 2 Try Ow Want 26' 10 » 10' £s630 ^ffundailt wear uniforma are superior to or-' As If in answer to that question, dlnary people. Thte aeenu especial- "What te the country coming to?” ly true of doormen.—Pittsburgh the country U coming to.—Toledo Courier. : Blade. Dl FORREST L JOHNSON, 220 I. ST �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAY >. 1X34 LEGAL NOTICES | ordkr for bublioatiow. r.v u tppnn bj trrlileale ot Arnold < NialelL ahoriff at Mid coonly. now 01 "•ol’^V’ KIn. Bixler, PUIniiff' tu< at hl, sppooronre Ih. 4 oa«wer to th- I’isintlff'i as a. MORTOAOB roRXCLOBVRB. GARDEN tauii ha,in< boon made In th- «>n-1 SEEDS NEED FOOD MARKET ADVICE, THE CROSSROADS. Good meat te good meat whether mus ucm Tuttle luvue or MUs Beth of runt Flint nun and k R.. SSS,STSS.SIS? WELL-PREPARED SOIL itnom th. wmwiru>,|l. or sou. c™» rajliai wirk a« m®rt»a<or». to ------------% hindquarter of an animal. Which ; guest* of the former s krandmothcr. fo.V Thorough Working of Soil you choose depends partly on the: Mrs. Jane Tuttle. Saturday. MUs 8 . a. . length of your purse and partly on Tuttle U the daughter of Mr. and Necessary Necessary to to Start Start and ana ^ow mucu nmf. Jou can spend in' Mrs. Newman Tuttle of Lansing and lhe kitchen. The so-called tougher a member of this year’s ^fraduating ! JoVT.7; s’a.’ JS । Grow Plants cuts. If cut thin, can be cooked in a class of Hurley hospital of Flint i?M“‘,7edAinBUbJr EjU!l Lansing-Thorough prepara- 1 short time and may be superior in Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cook and p«r» M2: Ihrrr I.,, tlon of the sec^l bed for gardens is 'tenderness-and flavor to tlw so- family of Freeport spent Sunday m'pir bi ii>> >utr onc WBy Of jnsurlng bountiful barcalled tender cuts ot "lower .grade” with John Oook and family. JrmMiTdr,! I«‘<S" vesta of vegetables, according to meat. Long, slow cooking at low Mr. and Mrs. John Haight of Has­ >o*. .•Toile, la hrrr garden specialists ut Michigan State . rtut ^>f Ue .power of College. 1, temperatures such us bruising or tli'Ks called on Mr. und Mra. Orval I pot roasting or stewing is the secret Tuttle Sunday. ’ .1 pobbe .Utuon |.> Whether a spade or a j*low is used [tough cute tender^Thc Homer m Homer Bates Bates spent spent part part of of last last J In... In ihe im »ii, ‘I W1H forequarters of of beef beef and and lamb iamb and and week in Hustings 7 "f ..i to 10 Mlr AUr the lnc “ 5011 W,H ‘>5l*’'!d 0,1 l*]cIi forequarters .« size shw olllw of li» garden; oither rither te all cuts o off port a and vcal require: reqUlre lunir. M-h.e.n u.ek.t.n •« U suitable |iQ || culs nd veal Harold Smith and family of Has-i iLLra ’k.Lm4’ m.na" Stlna" lf alx lnches ,nches ot °J 50,1 15 u ,lurncd l,unicdovover *;r this type type d cooking. of cooking. Since Since thesethese.' Ungs spent Sunday with Mr. and • inc drarribrj'prrmr.rrib»d prom- 10 ,o l° f°rm r,n ““ seed bed Heavy Heavy soils' soils cu cuts ts arc arc Qp. onfs onts best bcSt suited suited to to the the Mrs. 1 O. Smith. uwn.hip of M.pi. should--------------------------------not be worked when-- they the --------------—, arcaverage average food food budget budget atat this this season. season. Miss Dorts Williams spent r Micbicau, dr.cr.b wct or or the lhc soli will wlll became became so so hard hard pproi)Cr cookery must must supplement supplement week end In Hastings, theguest of ' wet rOper cookery Ihnl plflnU tilnnts W,M ull! not ml Brow jmir P nrniM-rlv _.___ meat . My rod. Mrt Of t*.. 01:11 ropcr,>' good (Mr. and Mrs Pat Hager. nf .retion tbiriy t-o. Materials added to increase tlie । pijh is more plentifuleach week I Mr- and Mrs. Jasper DeConing cnMt Mnrty iMo. .<>4 plant food of thc soil should bewell । ftn<1 lt4 frest) delicacy should be tertained the following guests Sunr«rf7. covered. Three inches of wellpul- frequently enjoyed. Many people will j day. Mr. and Mrs. William DeVries •r>a t-o third, ro.i», verlzed soli should form thetop I be glad to hear that lhe spring lob-1 and son. Charles, of Portland. Mr. ’ Xh ‘"yr of B»r<len. Too little worki8Wr waM)n b ln (ul) sv,.lnK thal and Mrs P. Hoppen and Ben Hulzrod^ to pl»r. nf hrUw ground permits air pockets. thls SWeet-mealcd seafood is very enga and lady friend from Grand t on. hundred thiri. to remain under the surface and।n5asonab)e ' (Rapids. 'L *7nhd,»nl! £•* these allow the soil lo dry out very, Fortunately, new crop onions arc | Mrs. Sarah Burd of Grand Rapids TRPWlyplentiful, for onions are almost in-[spent part of last week with Mrs. Commercial fertilircrs. may be dispensable in the types of meat [ Clyde Sledge. used to add plant focxl to poor soils cookery suggested above. Carrots Harold Williams spent Sunday In but nne or well rotted manure is mid celery add their flavor to the Lansing. . i . Mirh.ccn ibU 3<iih better for garden soils. The humus rich brown gravies which arc char- 1 Mr. und and Mrs. Bert Frisby of near in the manure is needed to help re- acteristic of braised meats. _________'*Freeport*spent -------* Sunday J—- — -1 — --•with Clyde ,r. Aoicnre. u»»n moisture and to keep the earth r ; arc ol Rood quality and „„ Peas are Sledge and family. i. Mleld»»7,r 1,1 B*'3*1 11,01 Manure should be available at summer prices. While I Mrs.----------------------------" ' ------Anna Willills of— S.-----------Hastings I 1 & THE GREATEST let Us R Show You New ALL-WEATHER 43% MORE _[ This :catiok. but commercial fertilizers arc ap- to lamb or poultry they are equally ‘ Ernest Williams and In the afterORDER FOR PUBUCATIOK. surface soil after home with nnd beef, noon Mr. -----and i>. <no Probai* iruoaie Court Luun plied i.........on .......the - ........... ... of — the ---....... -- ----- ' ut ........ ...... veal, .., pork ...... — they . accompanied --------- ,--------- ..... i.rry. 'tic ground has been spaded. It is I Green beans are moderate in price.’Mrs. End Williams to Grand Rapids I '“iw'MMtai.ta lhe" ‘Mo lhe soli. Four Asparagus is plentiful and is rea- to visit Mrs. Mildred Roush. r 3Mb "l»> *"f Afr.1 pouhds of commercial fertilizer lo sonably priced Lettuce is a little j Chrfs. Moore of Freeport was seen ' each 100 square feel is an ordinary high right now but less lettuce is, on our street one day last week, Stosrt nnrt ci,ra«r>t. Cierawt. JuJ<» JuJ<« ta ratte e of application required required for for fruit fruit and and vegetable' vegetable' Homer* Homer Bates. Bates. Mrs. Mrs. Orley' Orley” Smith. Smith. ,f lb, r.iau of Grnrr* Some soils are too acid to grow .'salads than for green ones. Toma- Mra. Mlnda Billingsley. Mrs. Clyde ini vegetables well. An application ot toe» and cucumbers are more abun- Sledge nnd Mrs. Sarah Burd ntSai,rjnrn !rt4kr.X”ri ,,mc c^sts 1,ulp UJ,d lncrcases lhe dant and radishes and greed onions tended thefuneral of Mra. Julia < ib*t » j»x «ri for productiveness ot the garden. Simple ,help out l<n' salad bowl. Jones which was held in Hastings >nnat arrount «nj that outfits to test soil for acklily can beBig sweet cherries are plentiful; Wednesday. Ii'i“ 24th itar nf M.y obtained from seed stores, county,and Inexpensive. They arc good to* ----------------- -----------------------«n u-rinck in iho fore- agricultural agents, or the soils de-leat plain and contribute color and CRESSEY. . .ban. hr ah.1 i. partmcnt at Michigan Stale College.' flavor to many, salads and desserts. I Mrs. Wm. Culp spent the week fur heannr aaia pro C(ML Bn(( thc u.sU call Calilaloup<. nrc plentiful and of s'ith relatives al Niles. ) rdart, that poblle nomade by anyone who will follow uootj quality. Honeydew melons are u „ u „ UIU M , lllv Mr. and Mrs. Hurd of Nashville i.n t.y publication »f a the directions given with the outfit generally available. Strawberries are arc spending some time at tiiclr i' o7b*»u£a‘In Limestone to correct soli acidity te1 plentiful nnd cheap and red rasp- farm home here. art a na-apap-r print- inexpensive or hydrated lime can be berries from thc west have come In- • Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Aldrich and in aai4 conntT. used Only enough limn should be ।' to murKc. market. Appies Apples arc are .sun still plcntlchildren of Parchment called on Mr. picnii- cniiarcn m»nt. Judra of Probate, applied to make the soil neutral. U] and and new new crop crop apples apples are arc expectexpect- un und d Mri. Reynolds and and family family I!(ful Mri. Lee Lee Reynolds j After the seeds are sown. t. „ the'ed ru io be ot in Ih nuirari market aviiiciiini sometime ui in’;Sunday evening. rrenl June ---- .. —u thc _r .u. M(. be cultivated Mr| ReynoIdj. often II--------------approaches end ground of the should cBough to keep the weeds down and season for Florida oranges and ।family spent the week end with Mr. to form a fine earth mulch on thc grapefruit and for navel oranges but (and Mrs. citas. Hndson and daugh­ surface of the garden. Weeds take California Valencia oranges are ex- iter at Vicksburg. plant food and water which thc peeled in the very near future Mrs. Beulah Barber and our Thc earth These oranges arc available during ।teacher. Miss Elma Schumakci. took vegetables will need mulch helps to prevent the ground the summer and early fall. thc ;>chool children on a visit to the from drying out rapidly It Is much This h the peak of the pineapple , |Parchment mills Friday P. M. easier to kill weeds when they arc sea.son. aeu-wii. If 11 you enjoy conserves, try Mr Ul>d Mrs. Ray White and famsmall than when they have attained a n rrimbinatlnn combination nf of ntneftnnle pineapple, rhubarb fly unfl Mr. and Mrs. Waller White, some size Frequent cultivation that and strawberries All arc plentiful. | and ‘family of Kalamazoo spent keeps the soil’s surface from crust- seasonable and Inexpensive. Sunday with their parents. Mr. and । Ing will serve bath purposes I -------------- -------------------------Mrs. Wm While. Plants need more water than us­ BEAR HOLE LAKE NEWS. , Miss Elizabeth Hartman has re­ ually falls as rain during thc Michi-1' Oscar Hurless of Hustings spent. turned to her home here after asrl.rr .. .nu «“•> Watering the Sunday with hls son Kenneth Hur- Isteting Mra Hallock with her house­ m.jnrit, at thni .ii .garden with an ordinary hose or loss and family. [hold duties for several weeks. >«i<l itonno <•» pprr»ii»r Kir with the porous hose devUrd by the; Russel Craven anti Mr Marion | Mr. and Mra. Paul Albertson haVc l.riv’-inn* '"t'Ari ’x" "suH n? ,agricultural engineering department Clem of Carlton were in Grand Rap- bought the Jlin Teller farm near Act. <.f Miciuean of thr .r.r at the College will increase the ids on business Monday. ; Richland ‘Fl* \hVf‘L"d1^r7.,.'rX*n'*lh!i,i ylc,d-’ ot Breen foods. Less water will Mr. and Mrs W Bachclder and Mrs. Merriman's mother, who sufhr "iMoirtS. -Meh t^ be needed if it is applied late in the Mr and Mrs. F Beckwith of Has- fjred a full a few days ago. te re­ rr.Bed by the ■s.i.tit uf ».iJ afternoon or at night ! Ungs were Sunday guests of Mr. 4>vering nicely. * and Mrs. 8 Grimmett. ; ♦ Mias Irene nnd Mra. N. H. BarWe understand that the American1 Alden Suttbln and family of Cii-(bcr visited relatives at Niles. Sun­ । singers In London who nightly de- max ; were Sunday guest of their' day. Mr and Mrs. Horace Cole. -----clare that they wanna go back to cousin. ■ Mr. and Mra Floyd Anspaugh and' Alabama are not even ringing up MeO.MBER SCHOOL NEWS. the old folks at five pounds a min- •daughter. Mary of Charlotte were' A large crowd attended the last Sunday guests of her sister. Mrs.! । ute.—Punch. • (P. T. A. Thursday night and enArthur Tyler nnd family. ' Joyed'thc fine program given by the .hail I It Is said the invention by a CamSome of the neighbors have been[ Iscnhalh Entertainers. Officers । bridge <Eng.) professor of a new busy tills week setting out 1,0001 elected for next year are: President. inr.: universal language “is creating a lot white pine trees. Mrs. A. C Clark; Vice-president, «h» of talk." We have no doubt —DeMrs. A. Tyler. Mrs Clagett and Mrs. Charles Haney and Secretary trolt News. ‘ \ Mrs O. Tuttle were in Hastings Sat­ and Treasurer. Mrs. Russell Green­ urday attending the Achievement ; field. day ot the 4-H Clubs given at Mie1 The Camp Fire meeting postponed M. E. church. . from last week, will be this Satur­ Mr. and MY57 Jot Smith of Wood­ day afternoon with Josephine Sunland called on Mr. and Mrs. Zellon‘|day. A Council Fire will be held. । Kaiser Sunday. Our school played ball with thc 1V34 h.T. >IU»d tar er.AUara Mr a,ld MfS. Albert DaVlS fTOm Durfee scltool bust Friday and lost p«..'nt ibrlr rialm* »x»ln.t >ald dvri-’aH Fisher District were Sunday ( 29-24. We arc to play Dowling this to Mid Court for •lamination and »d|uu guests ot Mr. Wm Clagett and fam- ( 1 Friday. moot and that ail crxhlnra ot ,ald do- nv r,a>rd aro rr<salr»d to prnonl th-lr rtalma io >*14 c<mri. at tbo probata offira.' Mr. and Mrs Walter Eaton. Mr the program Friday morning. Dora !n, ,h* rL'7.of.?“’»!?.*? I" •*'? roun,r and Mrs. Clarence Texter and John:I Gardner Is chairman this week. A. I> 1934. and tha‘t m!4 etelm. t“u"b; Texter of Hastings were Sunday Catherine Haney and Dora Gard­ hoard by-«aid rourt on Monitor the,27th । guests Of Maurice Calkins and famner were out ot school all last week with the flu. •• . | Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller and Mr _r. We are going to clean up the U» IM.,, tWHUl »t MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. > **" Herman were Sunday Sundav guexia guests of 4.. ...... Beatrice Matteson and Arabelle f.uit h»«>nr ma.ie Tn th- mn-1 Feldpausch and family. sang in the festival last ; Mr. nnd Mr, T. J BrrnlM. or To- I Smith TU<\dav nlJht X ledo. Ohio were guests of their "'TVS Wm CU»'U- “"a '“>">■ iluJd Co Is Seed Time! Seeds with high percentage of germination are the least expen­ sive seeds to buy—in fact are the only seeds to produce a maximum crop. - We carry a large stock of High Grade Farm Seeds of the most desirable varieties—all Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed). We ask you to consult us be­ fore you buy your farm seeds. SMITH BROTHERS VELTE& COMPANY ' Dealer. In WOOL, GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIMB AND ETC. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Michigan •Ut TIRE GOODYEAR EVER BUILT Noh-Skid Mileage! covered to a depth of three Inches uituully served ox on accompaniment spent Sunday with Mr. a And here** the GOOD NEWS This marvelous new G-3 All-Weather with its many advan­ tages over any other tire on the market costs you nothing extra.'” • Come see this brute-for-punishment — this great new “G-3” that Goodyear has built, tested, proved out under terrific abuse, to more than offset the harder wear 'put on tires by today’s fast-stepping, fast-stopping automo­ biles . . . It’s a costlier tire to build but not to buy—consider that important fact too as you look it over and we think you’ll say: “Put on a set.’! ( _ Let Us Put Your Radio in Shape for SUMMER SERVICE! BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2482 Your Tubes Tested Free WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT COLUMN Standard’s Control Rooms now Release A«t™ .nA f.mllv 7mm ' °"d,Wr’ Ar»b*1!<' Smith and Bob (Austin Tyfcr and family. Kenneth Hurless spent one day mikW“k nghUn' 1 ** °° i Robert Moon, reporter. CARLTON CENTER. • rmf for rrinrinol and inlor-«I •f Sit Ilundrrd Etfbtjr polli’.m Geo. Pilgrim and family of Battle .There were a good many attended 1 Creek were Sunday guests of their „ services at the M. E. church L’’* cousin. Mn Horace Cole, and fam-J“V ? ' uy 113th, is Mother s Day and it U hoped I Miss Phyllis Tyler spent the week i .lher® *111 »* » «ood congregation out .nir* end in Hastings with her sister, ।10 observe the day. 27ih dar Jriir. a. Bonna Tyler Mrs- York> who haa bet’11 wlth hcr •ci-rk i- lb. r..r«.~.n and faml|y of W|)fxl. ktster. Mrs Otis Landon for oome land were guests of Orval Tuttle i 10 her home east and family Monday. 1 Woodland this week. Dale cook and family of Freeport I Mr °"11 were were Sunday Sunday guests guests of of John John Cook Cook f“»Uy of Grand Rapids visited the former s sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred and family. Henney. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Kenneth Hurless and MUs Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Fuller and Doris Craven attended the Mother and Daughter banquet given at the Elaine spent Sunday with Mr. and U. B. church In Hastings Wednes-, Mrs. Edgar Cheney of Eaton Rapids. The community was shocked to day evening. John Haight and family of Has­ here of the sudden death of Mrs. tings were Bunday guests of Orval Clarence Radford (Etta Wickham* of Hastings. Saturday night. Much Tuttle and family. John Cook and son Richard were sympathy is expressed for the fam­ in Middleville on business Thursday. ily. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks of Herman Fcldpausch has two new tenants on hls farm. Mr. Daly and North Carlton were guests Sunday Mr. A. Service and family from Irv­ of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Marlow. Mr. and Mrs John Robinson spent ing. MUs Beth Tuttle and gentleman Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. friend from Lansing were Sunday H. L. Allerdlng. iddrooo: Ilntlnti. JIirhlc»n, guests of Mrs. Jane Tuttle. THE LITTLE RED BRICK. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Mrs. Zellon Kaiser U on tlie sick 8l*U of Mieblnn, tho Proboto Court l^st with qulnjy. Last Week’s Letter. for th. Gaentv at n.oov Mr. and Mrs. Herald Ten Eyck and San Francisco papers have been children of Grand Rapids spent delivered by airplane in New York Sunday at Charles Woodruff's. on the day of publication. But lhe Mr. and Mrs Clifford Hammond San Francisco papers will not nec­ attended a card party at Mrs. Max essarily now run regular columns of Eek's at Thornapple lake Saturday “Gotham Gleanings." — Arkansas night Mn Grace Caukins has been on of May. -in b« Every person believes that gov- Atchison (Kam) Globe. Barbara Lou Casielein of Hastings spent, the week end with her cous­ ins, Lewis and Boyd Bolton. Frank Beckwith of Hastings has been working on hls farm this week. Amount of meet the needs engines at no ext: taken gasolino which a good many motor­ ists considered practically perfect already and have definitely Increased Its live, usable power. This advance is important to you— from the standpoint of speed and engine­ response for one thing; of greater oper­ ating economy, for another. . You may enjoy pushing the needle of your speedometer into the upper speed brackets. You may like a sprinting start. You may enjoy Booming up hills. Ob- vloualy, more Liya Power ’ enables you to do thoaw things. On the other hand, if you're economyminded—and enjoy leisurely touring, this added Live Power reduces the opefating cost of your tripe. This spirited new fuel Is ready to prove Ha worth in action—ready now—at your neareet Standard OU Station. Try itl and Itt tho Standard Sarv'isan fill your tank with thia STANDARD RED C N � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-05-16.pdf 3aa38583e9d114f2c6b0c2a24c3aef4a PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR 16227378 Last of "Old School” Class at T. K. H. S. Twenty to Receive Diplomas at Woodland STARTS IN HASTINGS ON MONDAY MORNING, MAY 31 HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED re >y to U Students to Elect Officers to - Conduct City Government on Saturday Starting on Monday. May 21. the annual financial drive for funds to carry on the work of the Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls in Hastings will take place. Plans are nearing completion and if all co-operate who can. the camClgn will be as successful as it was t year. \ There are few move­ ments that receive the whole-heart­ ed support which the Scout and Camp Fire programs always find waiUng. The building of good cltlrens is a project that the American' public never seems to consider un­ important and depression, business worries and other unpleasant con­ ditions have not tn the part deterred people from rallying to this clarion call. According to present plans, on Monday will be the caucuses at school to choose candidates for Jun­ ior city officers. The school Is to be divided into two parties and each will select a complete list of nominees, who are to make strenu­ ous campaigns for election. These two parties are holding a torch­ light parade on Tuesday evening, extolling the virtues of their partic­ ular candidates Election of officers takes place on Wednesday at school. Ust year the election proved to be very exciting as well os interesting. A breakfast for the campaign workers is the feature on Thursday and the wlvole day will be a strenu­ ous one for those who are to do the by an impressive ceremony confer­ canvassing It Is hoped Lha< the ring honorary membership on Sir work may be completed, the pledges Knight Fulton, whose term of office turned in and the final check-up as Grand Commander expires soon. made on Friday evening, says Scout The ladles will be honor guests also and the Sir Knights are requested Executive Lloyd $liafer. . the week * 1A.UBAMZ1 Closing program mi on 10 wear their full dress uniforms. Saturday, the Junior city officers! ’ 8lr K«*«ht Hugh Riley and Mrs. will run the city government for the Ri>y are general chairmen for the day. taking over the duties ot the, cvenL An interesting musical pro­ regular city officials. Last year the । Kfam will be rendered and there are Scouts did splendid work and thi3'0,ber features planned year should do efren better. In the | Commandcries from Battle Creek, evening atwther parade will be held ‘ Kalamazoo. Grand Rapids and ied by a drum and bugle.corps. ’ I(Ionia are sending representatives ’ to This campaign Is called ’the ’ 1I thia gathering which promises to be one of the .finest ever held by the (Continued on page five) local Knights Templar. 2!!. N WE VISIT MISSIOH |H "at COMMERCIAL CLUB SHTICCEUB Invited to Hear Na­ Ml 1TJVEBSI0E Publictionally Known Foot­•-! GIVES ’ROBIN HOOD ball Coach _ . AND FOUND IT FULL OF INTERESTING HELIOS PAINTINGS, ETC. ... .. MEETING IN COURT ROOM FRIDAY EVE INF, Members of Fitzgerald for Governor Club to Dis­ cuss Plans Coach Harry Kipke of the Uni- PLAY 0AY» ATTENDANCE WAS A meeting that should be of in­ veralty of Michigan will be speaker FAST-MOVING, HUMORLARGER THAN IT terest to all members of the Fttaat the Commercial Club luncheon ------- ---------- -----------------------With June 1st only fifteen dsys Bien Black salutatorlan. Margaret LAST YEAR OUS AND COLORFUL gerald For Governor dub will be here Tuesday. May 22. By develop­ away county and village schools of Densmore, Dorothy Beardsley. Paul­ held in the court room on Friday ing two national championship ine Hoover and Howard McVay Barry county are looking forward evening of this week at eight o'clock. WOMEN’S COMMITTEE! elevens in successive yean. Coach SECOND-ACT SETTING rank next in order. Others who will FAILED TO FIND ANY The purpose of the gathering, says to commencement. At the Thorn­ graduate are: Doris Perkins, Ar-' Kipke ranks as one of the foremost DRAWS BIG APPLAUSE ciuiS^.urtokSSrStaat RIVER AT RIVERSIDE , football mentors in In the country and I GAVE FINE ASSISTAI apple W. K. Kellogg Agricultural nold Johnson, Evelyn Hynes. Ken-1 ------------cuss plans for carrying on tlte cam­ uuex. uiaays ziaxer. Harold riaroia ... . 1 ho brought the Michigan system in­ ‘school at Middleville Superintend­ aau dall Buck. Gladys Baker, — “ “ U’ty of Azusa Re- to the limelight, coach Kipke is an Oast Turn* In Good Perfonn- paign In Barry county and to enlist One Hundred Sixteen Cft ent Leroy Bell states that the class Forman. Kenneth Geisel Doren more members In the Club. I entertaining, worthwhile speaker • --------------------------------- this year la the last which attend­ Stowell, Evelyn Lucas. Jean Eng-: ceived Its Name -la Typ­ ance—Costuming AU who possibly can should be dren Receive Fhyeical m .and will have slides along to illus­ ed school In the old building beforei land. Charles Townsend, Victor jiresent Friday night and cooperate trate his talk. ical of the West ■ Effective Dental RxAminationn consolidation had taken place. For' Wensloff. Robert France and Frelda1 with the movement In every way. Because of the fact that many that reason It is likely to be smaller■ Super. Kenda)! Buck Is president. Riverside. California, is noted for Robin Hood, presented by the The Hastings infant and 3 Only a few months remain before ' ., *. than any class to be graduated In nf of the class, PaulineU/vv.r Hoover,vIaviceat least two things, 1st its oldOl. Mis- people have expressed a desire to „ hear th. «»U>. Ihr mwiln, will b. Hutlnu Hluh School Dr.mwllc the state primary to be held on School Clinics werelwidlntho y the future. There are 27 who will president; Kenneth Geisel, secretary slon Inn and 2nd its luscious orand Second and Central ad receive diplomas this yekr. for ex- and Howard McVay, treasurer anges. The orange* grown around open to the general public at 12:30. Club, under direction of Miss Ruth Tuesday. Sept. 11. Eveyone should be interested in buildings thia year. The attends ample, while the Junior class num- Events of graduation week will be Riverside are claimed to be the Anyone who wishes to hear CPuch Robson. Friday evening proved to bers t.— 45. c.i.-., School _jM will close jJune —j i1 ~ as ;dk>wi: follows: May 25—Junior and sweetest and Juiciest grown in Cal- Kipke can cpme at that time. There be a gay. sprightly play with plenty the primary as It is essential that Central *cl>ool clinic the be.sys^en be nominated in order will be no admission charge. • • • — . . . . । of action, plenty of humor and col­ at which time graduation * exercises ~ Senior *banquet: May 27-Bacca- Ifwnla. In company with Mrs. R B. orful costuming. It wu a very diffi­ will be held.The six members of laureate; May 31—Commencement. Messer and son John, we enjoyed cult play to do. involving a rather the class who ranked highest in or­ Five students will be graduated the most pleasant drive to Riverside, invited and a eareful ph 'sizable cut. The second and third der are as follows: 1. Roberta from the tenth grade at Dowling, in 1872. or only a little over 60 years dental examination was ' acts in particular moved along rap- I Shaw. 2. Mary Wilson. 3. Lucille Exercise* are to be held Thursday ago. the land oq which the present I idly and with smoothness. Good Bchanta. 4. Jean Jackson. 5. Bea­ afternoon. May 24. at two o’clock, thriving city of Riverside stands, , largely due to Um intertat 1 performances were turned in by the trice Austin. 6. Marion Klein. according to D. D. Putnam, princl- was part of a sheep ranch, really a, I forts of a number at Hastln I entire-cast. Miss Irene Jones and At the Woodland township school pal. Hasel G. Van Patten Is vale- 1 desert. The sheep have long since I en. TlMse women organised Dennis McIntyre making consider­ Superintendent H. A. KI Ison an­ dlctorian; E. Williams, salu-- disappeared, urvuMxut. Thelma Aiicuua a*, niuiauu, miu auappearea, and ana the me land was dede-|! ________ nounces that a class of 20 wi|l be tatorian; Margaret M, Hammond voted to the more profitable culture nRTTAT PROGRAM ROWPD able out of the minor roles of Dorothe homes of all children the nronheev and Iwinflfitl " graduated One boy and flve girls will —give ------------------- --------------will give the class class------------prophecy and hishis- ! nf of rrrnntrM oranges. <>«. Here ..... again .na uuunu.u. bountiful. 1 ** and FrUr ORGANIZATION SPENDS Uul Lee T —— ,supply , of. water . , ... . . are on the honor Hst. as follows:, tory. Neal W. jonea and Neal made this desert ULE WILL AGAIN BE William Fox caught the spirit of SEVERAL MONTHS Marie Ralrlgh Is valedictorian and Granger will also receive diplomas, j region blossom like the proverbial | FOLLOWED I Robin Hood and gave a good interRPtTFARflTNG rose. Beautiful oaange groves, ave. pretation of this role. Mildred REHEARSING nues of palms, pepper trees. beauU-; TZi.r| Woodmansee made a very attractive ------------HONORING GRAND ful flowers and greenery of all kinds .SERVICES AT CEME1 "oZZnnmii AD iun nnimcoT greet, the visitor. Surrounding the TEDV AT MIUC A U attend- POPULAR AND CONCERT COMMANDER FULTON city on all sides are miles and miles TERY AT NINE A. M. je^by her ladlesjn^waiting. Irtne miMOCDe ntl nnncn4 Laubaugh, Mrs. Voight of orange groves, with trees laden ... _ —---- ; _ _ , j. Jones, “ Connie Cook and Betty “ NUMBERS ON PROGRAM Mrs Verne Winlnger. ------------Hastingg Knights Templar with luscious fruit. But just why the Attorney Searles to Speak at Relckord. Ellsworth Newton as Litcity should be called "Riverside" is ------— u. Jolm: Dm,, u A. A. Biferoo, Director, to Conferring Honorary Central Auditorium FolDale; AXHIl , Robert I t n. A. VAJ* Carkin IM as Will Will ’_ ’ a question, because except in the Scarlet; Walter Caukin as Midge. Play Flute Solo AocompanMembership ing the Parade rainy season one would look in vain ' * ‘by --------* A delightful time is anticipated 1OUT IN REVENUE FROM for the si ver from which it evidentchildren given complete physical. ied William — Kennedy Committees — in cliarge of the nr­ the Miller; John Barnett as David of Doncaster and Dennis McIntyre . . ___ ~ , ___ . , .. ly takes 1U name. In the dry season,, rangementa __________________________ r______ is for Decoration Day as Friar Tuck added action and colLOCAL SOURCES by Hastings Commandrry No. M A changs has been made In the pro- dental examinations was 39. the river retires, as do so many Cal- have practically completed their or lo the pl.y M member, or Bobbe cruenua by h» Berry Knights Templar on Thursday eve­ ABOUT IS,000 Ifornla streams, and leaves nothing work and will follow largely the In Hood'. Merrte Bend. Omnly OrchejU. U> cenuel eodlning of this week when a dinner The general clialnnan n» Mrs. but a bed of pure white sand, -with schedule of other years. Vemon Wlnlmrer nude a villeinhf" tM* the water several feet below. The Civil war veterans and W. R. on. Ouy ol Olxbornr end l.yl« Kerr 0C!?S-_T?e In the early days great fortunes C, are asked to meet at G. A. R. did well In handling the comic role Bohemian Girl overture by Belle, Commander of Lite Grand CommanTO BE $6,000 LESS were made in the culture of oranges, hall at nine o'clock and the Span- or the high .hrrin or Hortlnalmm. *1w * Davls. Mrs. Bchanta, Mrs. H dery. and Mrs. Fulton. Dinner will but the competition of other fruits ish-Amerlcan war veterans and la- Inir'mrtouvi ..... —__ . , .a • *_ _ ..... substituted cnrMtitiitM for tnr the thn “VabsSymphonValaa Rvmnhrvi. and Mrs Dean. Records and be served al seven o'clock followed hss served to change the picture, dies, the American Legton and ®Jrn^^v^Btnh'r^™a ie." by Howard Cress. Mr Cress ACTIVITIES FOR WEEK E e! PAGES Ito 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MAY 16,1934 Schools Of County Prepare For Graduation Day Exercises COUNTYMDE 701 fp -- - ( R 12 PAGES ;DECWMD1Y ! WCEMENTS comni COIICEmSDlY SCHOOL’S SHARE OF MILL TAX REDUCED primary school fund Board to Offer Full Qurrlcu- IuS*p^'r<S"US"1‘‘"' ,or ___ ____ ______—__ __ tally true for lum of Studies—Shorter the ■ past few years, when orange growing his not much more than Term a Possibility i ajy.8c<““ . taSrnXoman muter. M Auxiliary. Boy Bcouu and camp “1 “T , , has resigned M concert master. Carl carab£, ?Yall“ Fire Girls are to gather at the Le- " con!1uiwornes ““!‘* ap.‘ jBfrnt.o^ Grand. Rapids will act in . l A"«el* nu.il, Baicot F gion hall at the same hour. Trans- . henchmen. Delphlne Engelhardt I place. Mr. Bemt studied tn . operating «pen«,. expenses, while wnue thU mis portaUon punsuuu lor tor me vivu w» war cvniruucs .1ml. . ■-*— "------- , ~ ' At a meeting of the Hastings paid 1paui opCTUns ------- .-..v ... -------, Germany under the master, Llxxi. may have been rather tough on the and W R. C. will be provided. The , ably Interpreted the role of the can- । This concert Is being sponsored! school board held Monday evening, irowr >« oomumer. .re nor.low Ita-or much to> (.meter, will W*“• «“*»-•’ by the Barry County Music Assoc!- ‘ it was announced that tire school's ! ing Friar who turned out to be King I share of the fifteen mill tax was re-,'in taking advantage of conditions, be led by the band, memorial serv- ^Richard the lion-hearted, was tak­ ation. Admission prices are being Central school Friday. May 11 Before we left Riverside, Mrs. Mes- ices being held at Riverside. kept down to the lowest possible duced from 9.4 to 8.1. Based ...!! oni drove to one of the big orangeAt ten o’clock, following the re­ en by William Bachman, while the:_ ' the valuatlohs of last year, this wi"'sfr 1 Membership tickets which ' . narklnff hpr, bought over turn from the cemetery, «■the — second j minor roles of a Pilgrim and and1"®"*; mean a reduction of aonroxlmatelv P*ck,n« rdant* plants, anri and ’there 1 " ' admission to four concerts blns. Her committee was con Tn reS^ren^fS^Kld ‘ bushel of !ar^ Juicy oranges, line of march will be from the Link Boy were well rendered by Include are priced at only 50c for adults and of Mrs. Forrest Johnson. Mrs. tax™ It bTr^lc towe™ thSi1*?1 had bcen “re,ull>' sorUd’ for chure»»'*>»*» x (Continued on page four) 25c for school children These Radford. Mrs. Joe DeRuiter, 1 valuations will mln he inwerwi *hlch she paid 11.00. Had the or- children are asked to assemble, course tickets can be secured At the betaken without being sort- then east to Michigan Avenue. BETTER FARM CON­ Hastings Commercial- Club office, Stfli further fUndl(jed. ed. the price would have been 30 north to State St., west on State the price would have been 30 north xiuvuii** Banner AMMuicr office, uuux, the uic Hastings nuuiip — ■ —■ still further. DITIONS INDICATED Hastings _____On _ _______________ ___ _ _______ St. .... to .y Jthe monument, south on , I cents. the streets of Los Angeles High school office, and at the Cor- Brands-ctter. Mr*. Clarence Primary money, according — . , liawkers hiwlrrc wr*n* amlllnrr smaller sired iile.H Broad Broazllmy to the Central auditorium were selling des news stand. Course tickets will (ConUr.ued on psga fir mate* released by the state board1 (Continued on page six) where the program will be rendered. Windstorm Insurance Com­ of education, will be *6,000.000 less HIRSCH BROS..’PREPARTliursday evening. Single admLs- HICKORY* CORNERS pany Agents Report In­ than last year, which means that* w-7’J5funiwWth.e' sion prices are 35c for adults and Barry coifnty's share will be reduced ’ BARUCH PLACES KEY crease in Business ...re---. .,«r-.n.A singing and Mr*. Sadie Palmer Is ' PLANS OBSERVE 15c for school pupils. ING FOR BIG SEASON by about M,000. Altogether, thereIMPORTANCE ON FARM to be pianist. The tide In the economic life of Members of the orchestra have fore, the school board here Is faced •-----------Following is the tentative pro­ this country has evidently turned for been rehearsing regularly for several Centennial of Villa<e Double Contracted Acreage with prospects of getting along on Believes Increased Oonsump- Rrafn: , „ months on the program to be prefrom 111,000 to *12JXX) leas than last .. . _ Opening Song — "America, the the better. There are many things Celebrated Some Ti and Add 100 Per Cent (Continued on page four) year. ’ to Indicate more favorable condi­ tioo, Not Restricted Pro- Beautifui." in Auguit State aid is problematical. Last tions as compared with 1931. 1932 FAIRGROUND TO BE HEAD­ Tank Capacity duction ia Need 0 Invocation—Rev. L. E Lane. year in addition to primary money. and W33. One of the beat indlca- SELECT PROGRAM Hirsch Brothers are making ex­ Bernard M Baruch, financier and A U°F“C y _______________ ,________________ QUARTERS FOR OCTO­ (Continued on page sfx) tions U the amount of new insur­ THEME FOR BANQUET tensive additions to their pickling, advisor to the President, stated Blue U)e arey"-Roy ,ance ‘“8 written for the ance ^ being the WindWlndthat village’s centennial, the BER FIELD TRIALS plant in Hastings, which are called SUPERVISED PLAY Thursday in one of his rare press white 1 l** z‘r’n Tn«nr«n«» I storm Insurance rvwnnanv Company of »uu this tHnl th, lr„w tn nnnnnrnln * tor by the fact that they have > Allegiance to the Flag-Boy city. That company has about 1.000 Annual Meeting of Hastings August. DOG SHOW TO BE doubled last year's acreage contract­ was a successful solution scouts —■ FOR VACATION TIME recovery agents located In all ports of the At s meeting held High School Alumni Asso­ .Hn farm fam, problem. nrrjAlam Xw . for this year tn this vicinity. They the Mr. Baruchintroduction of the the Speaker £ ’ nlng. s committee composed etale. Their reports of new insur­ AN ADDED FEATURE ed ■of T.. --------------------------------IntroducUon of ------- — have extended their bunding here (Oommlttee* Working Out the does not believe that the correct commander Albert Craig ciation June 1 C. 8. Rcnneils. chairman. answer is is cutting euttlmz production, nroduetlon but but ^VZ-^ed M.^les, Grand ance for January. February, March answer and have added 100 per cent to their and April this year make a total The committee arranging for the Several Hundred Owners May tank capacity at the Hastings plant. Details—Many Teams rather increasing consumption at twice as large as that of last year. Hastings High School Alumni, Asso­ (Continued on page four) home and abroad. For the first time In three years they Attend—Total Crowd of That is only a part of the pic­ ciation banquet on Friday night, Organised have this year contracted for cab­ ture. Whenever the Company levies June 1, has chosen a very timely the centennial. ARMBRUSTER TO OPEN 2,000 Possible The committees representing the bages in thia area. The prices paid to program theme, "A Century ot A KIST DIARY STORE Field trials of the Wolverine growers this year is a little in ad- !city, council, the Lawrence J. Bauer Uu. . (u«Um«nul nujlt, Uftohss given the time provided by its Progress." Beagle club are x> be held here the vance ot more ot a year ago sc P**1' Commercial Club and the Ro- ‘creasing purchasing power of the ------------charter for payment by the policy Hon. John C. Ketcham will be I second week in October, according there should be. with a normal sea- ttZnCJilb, 4re gettln« (th® d^aUa average Individual, whether on the Business to Be Located in holders, the Company charges off toastmaster, and those responding TT son. a a considerable considerable increase in the the *r arranged r*n<Bd .for for. ‘ a ‘summer “mmer In in Hartings Hastings farm or In the city. In other words to sctlon tsken by members during son. increase tn from its books the Insurance policies Building Formerly Occu­ 1OT boy’- T?* ,u* there must be a more equitable dis­ I a business meeting in the commu- number of their employees, all ot ?.,”?perTb!e^ for which the assessments have not who gives the welcome. William ^“taTfivJrite'Su^’ewre* tribution of wealth. nlty hall at South Lansing Satur­ which Is gratifying. Anything that pied by City Grill been paid. Last year this chargewbo “ a jBVOrlt€ ’•th everyday evening. This event, one of the promises a fair return'to the farm"The first thing." Mr Baruch Jonn W. „ tArmbruster, manufac- off was the largest in the history of Rachel Caln. Richard Cook and throe datyhtera came later John beet known of its kind in this sec- era employment ini . „ . ers and increased increa —,—,— “d’ m ?tablUh buy‘n« turer of ice cream ana ooiiiea sou the company, due to severe economic Clarence DePlanta. Special musical cream and bottled soft , Several team* | Several ball hall teams and anA other tkm of the United states, sttracta Hastings surel... y is good news. drlnlu here l'“* taken over the conditions. This year’s charge-off, numbers will be rendered by a high. sports teams have already been orI . many hundred beagle owners. | £"illp ° ’ *• ‘J**1 “ ,thBt building just east of the West End from present indications, will be Giris’ Trio, and Wesley Logan Is to IPVTWtlM ’kTHIAN CIITVKR SISTERS. I ganlxed and are ready to participate ilh r- Crowds of more than 2.000 are not Cl<*r 8lOre °n W“l BtaU ,Ue€t fully one-third leas than last year, play a violin solo. Hie District Convention U to be' when the opening date shall be anr uncommon at these trials. 1 1 1 notWoe formerly occupied by the city Grill and possibly the decrease may be Nine members of the Barry Coun­ held in Grand Rapids, May 22. at noun red The committee plans a . 06 «v<x> and open B new o. be even greater. With business extend­ meeting today and hopes to have ty Rod and Gun Club attended the known *» the Kist Dairy Store, poa- ing over the entire state of Michi­ Presbyterian ladles Tickets are now first dwelling was built la meeting Saturday evening to pres­ will drape the charter this year. worked out all the details, so that control act, the corn-hog gibly by Memorial Day. The store gan. practically all ot it with fann­ on sale and may be obtained at the Solomon C. Hall. ent an invitation to Hastings, drawn Will the Sisters who arc planning definite announcements can soon be production control act and numer- wm be In charge of his daughter, ers. these reports of Windstorm High school office of Mrs. Ward ^ce°ired r 22,UCe^reuted,t^ A’’ U U Byer Byer’’ and and w111 wlU handle handle a *lCo‘npan* business make a good in­ up by the local Rotary Club. The 'to go or who would like to do so, ^oe°lSdr A Baine, at the Banner office. Or I nine were: Claude Hammond. Dr. please call 31M or 2395 as soon as . by line of Oda fountain dishes and dication of better farm conditions. from any member of the Executive that if there are other organiza­ aS temt^k B. A. Perry. Al Beasmer. Art WU- Ipossible? Hastfilgs, TtarnaiBte, < d*lry products *uch M cheese and tions who wish to name ball teams, Utts. Forrest Coleman, Wilbur Gib­ FIRST WARD P. T. Awhich is leas than for a number of and Barry. There are m ANNOUNCEMENT. Ice cream and founor teams to participate in other will not do anything toward helping buttermilk. son. Homer Smith, Bernard Ryan cstlng historical records < drinks will be -sold either for The next meeting^ of tiie I am a candidate for the nomi-j sporte. they will appreciate it if and Philo Sheldon. Members of the teSolf’toteroumnvCCOn0m‘C PrOb' “"““option on the premises or for Invitations have been sent to all Barry township and Hlc for sheriff for Barry county, each organisation will designate a Beagle Association voted unani- nation 1 1 ot oouotey.__________ taking away. There wMl be tables evening. May 21. Scout Troop 72. on the Republican Ucket. Your sup. captain for Its team, as it la planned mouaiy to accept this Invitation. Dr. ' and chairs available for serving Harvey Burgess. 8. M., will present present prospects are for sn in­ I B. A. Perry also extended an invite- port at the primary will be appre-' to have a meeting of ell the captains an interesting program. A good at­ creased-attendance and greater in| of teams to arrange dates and p tlon from the Bod and Gun Club 1elated. tendance is desired. ■ Schuyler L. Bowen, schedules. and from the Barry County Fair ’—Adv. 5-18. WOLVERNE BEAGLE CLUBTOMEETHEIIE Association. Headquarter! will be at the fair grounds with the Parker House a center for registration. Trials will begin Monday. October 1. and con­ tinue throughout the week. Wed­ nesday evening there will be a show at which the dogs will be judged. The event Is being advertised (Oontlnued ac page elx) St. Rose Music Dept. Announces Recital definite "Sj iT.X as it all’Xa depends on what The Junior and Senior members the trade here seems to demand. A Ten Poppy Posters Entered Pennock Hospital Guilds Held Kist store, similar to the one to be of the music department of St. R _________ ______ __ 'school'will participate tn a unique opened here. Is glready in operation 'recital week Thursday eve- al Wayland. In Contest In City Schools General Meeting On Thursday nlng atnext 2:00 o’clock in the Central WANTR MFT a!jGAI»----------- . ' om Tickets are now Another Interesting and delightful displayed some of the numerous ar- auditorium. .mcetlng of the Pennock Hospital tlcles made by the Surgery and sale and may be procured from Guilds was held In the social-------rooms --------------------------...-Nursery Guilds, all of which are "S *“ “* ’ of the Methodist church on Thurs­ needed at the hospital. She also said A —in day afternoon, opening with a pot that the ■hospital had been able to luck luncheon at <xje o'clock. maintain ita credit and read a let­ U1IwSm U.JT2X Wowteh attht. Hm. Mrs. Leon Tolhurst, general chair- ter w., from «■ one hospital muppiica supplies UAL* comman, presided at the business meet- pony thanking her for her prompt- Ing. pupils durina during ins. at which time reports renorta were giv>lv- ness neas In in psying navins their invoices. Invnlrea "This -Thia ths work of the nunlls ep by the secretary, Mrs. D. A. Van-1 would not be possible," said Mias 'past year ' Hirst, -if we had to buy all of the• a r LOAD LIMITS HAVE BEEN REMOVED. A. L. Brown, state highway en­ gineer, has received word from Lan­ sing that the load limits for state highways have been removed in southern Michigan, in all the area south Of M-20, Which runs fromjw- Stebbins Officers elected for Saginsw to Big Rapids. the coming year are: Mrs. C. D. Driving too heavy loads over the tenoral chairman; Mrs. D. highways before the frost was out A VanBusklrk. vice-chairman; Mrs. . of the ground caused the State K««h Fuller, secretary; Mrs. F. W, Department to place a limit on the Stebbins, treasurer. Miss rLuverne superinten loads as some truck driven carried ”—“ Hirst, ---------— ­ such heavy ones that they ruined the dent of Pennock hospital, gsve sn enlightening talk sbout the work done by the Guilds, mentioning DISTRICT MEETING TO especially the Surgery and Nursery BE AT LAWRENCE. Guilds. Miss Hirst first urged the vni Bunday. mBj On May mv, 20., MW ths rvurwr Fourth -VUKII women mi to iw be vjj loyal to their Guilds District convention of the American and cooperate in Iwlrti and Auxiliary will betb»< Legion be hold held in fh> at Lawrence. It is hoped a large through the splendid assistance givUnit will attend. A good program is being prepared and questions of Importance are to be discussed. nccUon with her talk, the speaker on WANTS BEET workfum the “plor _ ment Service to furnish them men lo •«* ta the mV tel <Md> ttu -n AU experienced beet field Winners Will Be Announced Next Weel Poppy Day Is Next Saturday, May 26th Popples to be worn in tribute to I ter turned in from the Hastings the men who gave their lives for High school and nine from the th* l?ter?te<>. tn_ i •or’c America In the World war will be grades. Splendid cooperation was the « should write D. W. Putnsm. Nation­ offered for sale throughout the given by MUs Marlon Lamphere, art al »*-employment Service. Port county on Saturday, May 2«. by the teacher In the city schools. Winners American Legion Auxiliary. The will be announced in next week’s articles that are not donated byRFPIIRI IPAN WHM Office Bldg., Charlotte. Mich., be- popples, paper replicas of the flow­ Barnier, and the remaining porters the Guild* National Hmoltal Dav UDLIl/AN WUMfore May 21,-1934. This is not a was Saturday. May 11. but no special' EN’S FED ERATH ON of «roloyment but he wlU ers tliat grew on the battle fields. are to be displayed in the store wto- Pennock _. rrnnocx fan ~ P^ce these men. erans at Camp Custer. All contri­ butions received for the popples will ASK TARMAC FA VINO. A petition was presented to the council Friday evening by Louis fare work of the Legion and Auxilabout Miller and several others for the equipment necessary. Because of the The Republican Women* Federa- pavlnif ot south Dibble street with ans and dependant families of vetvery generous donations by the peo- tlon ot Michigan will bold a stale fT^. ^t State street observsnee wu wu traa held uuacrvaucc hospital Miss Hirst, st st ., _ .------------~ . do >u howerer, ex-, Judge Liddy to Address the S. V,T14U?° *? ,u,e ,<dles | Gathering at Benton < Harbor Friday how Jt is ooextooted and the' , °A Btrry 5°unty- ll. 1—4 bcen to* PaltoU to hare fresh vegetables aU winter, rather than having canned regotabtes. Ml* Klrrt vetoed her appreciation <or Utia kindness also. ----- d... - - -Hr! ““Uns *1 Hotel Viftcent tn Benton Harbor on Friday, May II, with luncheon served at one o'clock. Judge Ralph W. Liddy of Detroit Is to be the speaker and it to expeoted Utat Frank Fitagerald wilt ,1*. V-. --------- . * reports Mrs. Mulder, though some were not the slse required by the district. Prises will be preeanted to those who win and citaUona given These poppy Fosters will vivid pictures to Um minds of >outh to East Grand street The peFor several yean, during a period tition also called for curb and gut­ preceding poppy Day. the local Post Th, popph. bkx Ur Ior llul portion of Dibble street and Unit have conducted a Poppy waste and deatruc Porter contest, the winning poster front, and among A FINE ADDRESS. being entered in the district canA very timely and fine spirited UU-AW__ — . . .A___ —...... ___ nclal dlflteulttes. Mias Hint has This meeting is open to both man John C. Ketcham at the Methodist ren to be a splendid superinten- and women and it is lx>ped many church Sunday morning. He paid a (Continued on page three) I may attend. beautiful tribute 'o motherhood. I. 0. 0. F. BANQUET DECIDED SUI GatI W. Otto of L Spoaka on Thom* The eleventh « Hastings Lodge N< Order of Odd Pel <Odd Fvliowi hall i Ifair, refleeting < I ianil tl>e i �TIIE HASTINGS BANNXE. traduced and in his usual pleasing Mrs. McLeod said in her presl- •way gave a *ery interesting and en­ dent's address, that although there couraging talk. He said that the 'Were fewer paid members this year present situation makes it unthink­ there was about the usual amount able that the W. C. T. U. would •of work being accomplished In the give up and be 'discouraged. We aren't fighting for ourselves but for butrtanding twk in the medal con- our children who will be the future citizens. Remember the lime of the HTTKUMTma . RIP0RTS Master, the discouragements He had menu. PBlfiBNTKD BY 00UKThe treasurer. Mr*. Bessie Wood­ but was He discouraged? No! Lett ■meet the situation gladly and con­ man. reported 528.71 on hand. 57.60 TV Om«BM taken In on dues and the expenses fidently. Finest service that can tx 'rendered is to present the facta ant had been 112.75. DISTRICT PRESIDENT, conditions as they arc. We should At the election of officers the fol­ all keep the faith. MRS. BALL. ATTENDED lowing were elected for the ensuing Mrs. Bessie Woodman gave hei 'year:. President. Mrs. Beatrice DunPress and Publicity report. She hat 1 _■__I,..... leijionz Closed With Talk .nlng? Delton; Vice-President. Mrs. made a largo scrapbook containing . ‘Lillian McLeod, . Hastings; Itec., by J. O. 0. Ketcham and •■ bv (s«y-. Mrs. Florence Fleming. Has- many articles of Interest to W. C. T I tings; Cor. Secy.. Mrs. Olive Camp­ U. members and next year she will Gold Medal Contest bell. Hastings; treasurer. Mrs- Bes- present a scrapbook to the Union that gives the brtt report. The fifty-sixth annual convention ------------------------------------------------- sle woodman. Woodland. Mrs. Floy McDermott. Fourth Dis­ of the Barry County W. C. T. U. At afternoon session a memo­ diet st the United Brethren church.' rial service was conducted by Mrs. trict Chairman of Christian Citi­ Hastings Thursday. May 10. 1B34. [Florence Fleming, which was most zenship. gave a short report of he: work. The meeting opened with Mrs. | improve. In honor of Mrs. James Lillian McLeod, president, presid- McDonald. Cloverdale; Mrs. N.ary tings, under the leadership of their tag. Bong service wm in charge of. Perry. Hastings: Mrs. Augusta Wadirector. Mrs. Clara Cooley, gave a -• Woodman; — -* devotions ters. 8. E Rutland; Mrs. Jennie Mrs. Brosie demonstration of their songs and airs, rrana Loom is; Rowley. Hastings and Mrs. Jeanyells and then a playlet. This was gave I ette Miller. Woodland. Department BupcrintendenU Bupcrmicnaenw enjoyed by eyerjone. — Clara n.n their reports; .I Mrs. Mae Trafford. ■- *1 Mrs. Ball, of r-rttrtmn Coloma, .thb Tiie following department super­ Flower Mission, reported many nou- 1 Fourth District President, was then intendents wereu/npointed: Medal queU. plants, fruit, baked goods. • introduced and told all the latest JUCl*. UUUILA, llUfU, -----------------------„ .. , , contests. Mrs. Ruby Mcxrick. Hos­ Liaed clothing, med clothing eggs, eggs etc-, being giv- news of ot the W C. T. V. U throughout tings; Flower Mission.. Mix Mae __out _ . ■by _____ n'r W. -r- C. rt T. U. mem-1: the Hmfrlrt en various district and itntr' state'. Dowling; Evangelistic, bers j Miss Lucille McLeod played a Trafford. Mrs. Frank Loomis. Freeport; L. T. Mrs. Olive Campbell, correspond- cornet solo, accompanied by Miss L. Mrs. Pearl Foster. Morgan; Child Ing secretary, gave her report. Five (Suzanne Sumner at the piano, who Welfare and Mothers' meetings..,. ,, , . , „ „ onions. Bl members. 6 C honorary *------------ 1 ; also played ■a •piano d“~‘ solo. Mrs. Muriel Perry, Hastings; Press *our generations of Potters: Left to right, Copt. L. B. Potter; his grandeld. 12 med-1 Hon. John C. Ketcham was innembers. 34 meetings held. and Publicity. Mrs. Bessie Woodson, Philip ~ Potter; *■' hb great-grandson. * PhiUp W. Potter; his son. ‘Jus­ man. Woodland: Jail and County tice William W. Potter; Inset. L. B. Potter.—Courtes/ Chas. A. j Infirmary. Mrs Maude Dccdrick.} Welscrt, Kalamazoo Gazette. ; Hastings; 8. T. I.. Mrs. Lillian Me- I Four Generations Of L. B. Potter Family . We Have YES Swift’s Branded Swift’s Beef Kettle Roast «*• 15c Swift’s Steak Swift’s Summer Sausage “• 19c ILcod. Hostings; Christian Citizen-' .. . DEATH OF FRANK LEONARD. ship. Mrs Floyd McDermott. Del- SENIOR CLASS NIGHT —• an rt ■ rt aa a Frank ’ H..IW artVUIAl Leonard. U, O4r 60,, who w HO had Iluu 11. lived CU ton. Actual expenses up to one dol­ EXERCISES MAY 31 for many years on the Walldorff lar will be allowed each superin- • ------------- farm near Wall lake, died very sudtendent. The next convention will be in May. 183'5, in Woodland. hnunui Honqr oiuuuuis Students-PcrcocuuuK resenting 1;^ n,•y —.------- - — mo?;?,‘n“K »hiie ----. . at . ;the „ z 4 , 0° 1i barn barn doing doing the the milking, milking, death death being being | The evening meeting was opened 1 Program at Central due to heart trouble. with muzlc by the High school or­ Auditorium I Surviving are the w|fe. one ion. chestra, lod by Wesley Logan. A gold ( Clyde Leonard, at home, and-five | medal contest, conducted by Mrs. CI»M Nam lor U>. srn- d»iaht«>. Mr., June Ajhler. cen1 Ruby Merrick, was held. There were , I five contestants. Miss Marleah Bar- 1lor class of the Hastings High (ton. Ohio; Mrs. Crystal Shear, at . num of Woodland winning the med- Jschool will be held al the Central I home; Mrs. Ethel Williams and Mrs. al Mrs. Clara-Bal) presented the 1.udummm on Thurrf., eramni.; nun TO. medal A playlet. "My America," ;May 31. at eight odock. Honor »tu-,funenU wlll lhls Wedne4dBy Bfl. directed by Miss Lucille Bassett was enjoyed by all. ‘ denta who will participate arc John emoon at two o'clock at the home. ----------------- -- --------------------1Erway. Irene Jones. Lillian Tolhurst.,Rev Holtz ofBclatlng. Burlaf will be Frances Cowles. Marjorie Stebbins, | In the North Hickory cemetery. [CITY TEACHERS TAKING L... Berry ...., Relckord, Lenna Andrus, Ger- j r M• EXPLAINS SYMBOLISM OF THE CATHOLIC MASS Th® Bev. Father Locher G|yeg niuitrated Lecture on This Sacred Drama An explanation of the symbolism of the Mau vu given in a most in­ teresting way by Rev. Fr. Loebar. of Detroit, at St. Rone chureh Thursday evening. The Mau U the most important part of the worship in the Catholic church. It Is really a sacred drama, and every movement attendant on It Is pregnant with meaning. When understood they are very fitting and beautiful and greatly venerated by qvery member of the faith. Very beautiful colored slides helped materially in the explana­ tion of the thirty-six movements re­ quired In completing the Mass, each one symbolic of important events In the Ufe of the Savior, and em­ phasizing His mission. His sacrifice. His power and authority and the fact that in the Mass every one of the ceremonies pay tribute in moat reverent form to His love and sacri­ fice for mankind. Every one who heard it came away with a better understanding and renewed veneration for this feature of Catholic worship. THE NEW CAR PROVED TO BE ALL RIGHT But For a Few Moments Jim, Radford Thought the World Was Coming to an End Jim Radford surely thought the Germans were coming the other day He had Just purettased a ntw car nnd the fellows 01 ’r at the factories across the river, where Jim Is em­ ployed. felt that the event should be duly celebrated. So while Mr. Rad­ ford was busy, somebody rigged up some sort of a contraption and at­ tached it to the starter. When Jim was ready to leave, he proudly Jumped Into his new car and stepped on the gas. Flrat there was an outbreak somewhat .similar to the city Arc alarm, and this was followed by a cloud ot smoke tliat completely enveloped his car. LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Ed. Sheldon U reported a* bring seriously sick at her home in A number of local Knlghte Temp­ lar attended Ascension Day services In Battle creek on Sunday. Jimmy Coleman had his tonsils re­ moved at Pennock hospital on Tues­ day and la doing splendidly. Miss Betty Blough, who has been seriously sick, is- improving nicely, which Is good news to i>er friends. Permission was granted to Henry Sheldon to erect a sign over hl* I abstract office on South church' street. Gordon. McCallum wu taken to; his home tn Hope township, follow­ ing a recent operation al Pennock hoapilal. The council has authorized the' purchase of three kmoke masks and three new lantern* for the fire de­ partment. The Hind* school reunion at‘ schoolhouse. Saturday, June 2. Ev- | er/one come, up to make it best ever. Pot luck dinner and program, i -Adv. The council Friday night granted the usual 5100 appropriation to aid the committee to carry "tout a prop­ er observance of Memorial Day in t this city. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chandler and ' family moved last week to their new home Just east of the city on M-43. ■ which they recently purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blakney. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Smith, who have been connected with the Krog- < er store since It opened, have pur- ' chased the Arthur Crolhers hard- I ware store. Their many friend* ] wish them success. Friends of Isaac Houvener, who I .recently underwent on operation at Pennock hospital, will be pleased to learn that he ha* Improved to such an extent that he was removed to 'nls home Sunday. Requests were presented to the 1 council Friday night for two new । gasoline service stations: one for E. .A. Caukln at the comer of Green and Stalo streets, on a triangular, lot; the other for Russell Bauer, at the corner of Bond und Hanover street*. . CLOTHES SHOP SUMMER GOODS Have Arrived! Flannel Slacks ’322 ’522 Sport Belts 50c, 59c, 75c BOYS’SIZES 29c Pastel and White HOSIERY 25c, 29c, 35c, 50c TERRY CLOTH SWEATERS Vhile, Green, Tan and Corn »1 00 .59 putting it mildly, but appreciating the disposition ot. his associates to give vent to their talent in putting Will. George Dewey. William Fox I FCLXT WdTntnti.1 on something that is unusual. he] TO REPAIR TARMAC List Used as Basis for Dis­ and LaVerne Cooper. ®' recognized that it was only another STREETS IN CITY practical Joke and drove away. Th? program follows: I Complaint* have came to the tribution of State Processional March. High School,Barry County Health Unit that Aid Money some people arc violating Council Plans to Begin the Bund. Wesley Logan, Director. —-a state GRADE PUPILS PRESENT I Parents of Hastings arc asked to law. as well as making lire roadsides Invocation. Rev. L. L. Dewey. “THE BUTTON TREE” Work Some Time in July i dirty and untidy, by scattering gar­ Salutatory. Irene Jones. 'cooperate with school teachers in as Taxes Are Paid bage along the highways. Since fur­ Excellent Clarinet Solo. Gordon Havens. Performance of 1 the taking of the school census "Alice Alice In in Wonderland" wonaeriana —History. History, nace tires are extinguished, some v Last year the city tax was placed which is now underway. The city Betty Relckord; Will. Lillian Tol- loUts t»ke their garbage “for a ride" Tuneful Operetta Pleases at the lowest figure in the history of Zipper From, White JT 25 has been divided into districts with_______________ hurst; Prophecy. Frances Cowles. and throw‘ it out -promiscuously. ----- ----------Hartings. The budget prepared by Large Audience Blue, Green and Tan LThere is a law making this a mis­ । a teacher assigned to each. Hoitve ‘Marjorie Stebbins. Lena Andrus, Pupils of first, second, third and the city council for the year pro­ demeanor. with a Jail sentence and to house calls will be made All chil" ' “Solo. ' Vocal William“Fox. vided for no improvement*, and for fourth grades presented an operetta. fine as a penalty. The law will be dren between the ages of five and Valedictory. John Erway. a minimum of expenditure*. "The Button Tree" at Central school published next week. SLEEVELESS , twenty arc supposed to be on the Benediction, Rev. L- L. Dewey. That, of course, cannot be carried assembly Friday morning, under di­ i school census list. State aid money 1 rection of Miss Frances Hunter and on Indefinitely. This year much re­ ! h distributed according to this cenEXPERIMENT MAY the grade teachers. Miss Esther Do­ pair work will be necessary to save 'sus. 520 being alloted for each name CUB LEADERS’ TRAINING the city'* inveatmerit in . Tarmac Mrs. Carroll McGuffln and Miss PROVE EXPENSIVE ty. on the list. Herewith Ls the formal COURSE JUNE 2 AND f Helen Furnks. This operetta was one paving, which covers several miles । notification which has been sent out of the most enjoyable events of its of our street*. It will be necessary I । to parents by Superintendent D. A. । Barry County Does Not Hayo kind ever presented here. Tire oper­ to resurface them with Tarmac.'Ac-' To ~ Be Held at Camp Ben 1 VanBuskirk. etta had a clever plot and tuneful cordbigly, at the council meeting I Maintenance Contract Johnston, Conducted May U. laa. music. Pupils were exceptionally Friday evening. It waa voted that the Dear Parent:— With State Dept. well drilled in their parts and went city engineer purahase a quantity of1 by 0. F. Smith | The teachers will begin today to The Clinton County News and through the entire performance pea gravel, which he lutd an opportake the annual school census. This I■ A social Cub leaders' training . Republican Inst week stated that without prompting of any sort. The tunlty to buy at a reasonable figure I includes all children and young pco- course for the Battle Creek Boy the highway department of Michi­ stage effects were prettily worked Tarmac will be bought later. The I pie between the ages of five and Scout area Is to be conducted on gan had again contracted with the out and spontaneous bursts of ap­ Improvement wlll probably not be (twenty whether they are in school or plause from the spectators Indicated made untU the July lax is begin­ not. J ; June 2 and 3 by Charles F. Smith of 1county highway commission for the ‘maintenance of the trunk line high­ that >the operetta was thoroughly ning to be paid, a* the city has not I The amount nf school money re- Columbia University. The course will the funds now available In the ways in that county. Experience appreciated. HASTINGS ceived from the^tate is based upon be held ut Cainp Ben Johnston at-, streets fund. Il Is estimated Chi* sur­ 'seems to show that the state can the number on the school census: Sherman lake. ■ a,fsave some money and a county can ANNUAL CLEAN-UP DAY facing will coat between 53.000 and •If It Isn't Good We Don't I the larger the-number the greater ZL- epeetai --------------- — „ monc ,. by aou - tnus 54.000. The course will be open toj^ke money doing this wurjt work. AT HASTINGS HIGH There are other Improvements .amount of money that the school Cub masters, assistant and pros-1 and lt <. reBnv too bad that this idbtrict will receive it fa highly Im-'pective. Cub leaders, fathers of Cubs■ county that will be required. m> that some , , , ■ county ls is llo not. going 10 have nave vne ad aa-. Annual portant that we know everyone who and the chiefs from the entire rut-1 .---------•-------------------------— ----- ----clean-up day was conduct■-------cnys ouogvi over a ■ Bat-1 ----VBntMe which would have---come to Increase In the city ’s budget ejtpK.tcd We aU should be on this list, as you see. tl; tie Creek Zz~z. Scout *rc“- which Includes 1 ,t ^y having a contract with the cd at the Hastings High school yeBr “now th* council will hold the figYou can help by seeing Hint the Barry county. --------------------„nway aelwrM ncns u> county. Cub leaden ------frontrsunc »smte ni highway department to mainmain- T,U^y.n!onl nf .The MNT ADV8. PAY. divided Into districts with the vgri- urea to lljnU po^Me vill alm hr invitwl ....___ >• uism B«r_y___________ ous first-hour classes under dlrec-_______________________ _______ ’ all children that should be on the The week end will start at one :county. f----- •­ (census. If you know of any families o'clock Saturday and ck»e some 1 If Jack Rakowsky had been kept tian of their teachers responsible for • I that have come to the city recently. ‘ ume Sunday afternoon, I as engineer, the plans were already each sector. kindly call one of the school buildlaid and would have been car­ EVANGELIST FROM SEATTLE. lings and give that information. Al-1 DEATH OF IRA D. BROOKS. ' rled out. for the county road comThe Chureh of the NazArene has 1 Ira D. Brooks, a veteran of the,--;— ■ » -rj-­ m>. if you know of any children that Ch 11 war. died Sunday ut the home maintenance a faraway evangelist. Rev. E. E. j have been missed, kindly do the 1 of his daughter. Mrs George *ork Jor 1,IC Rt*tc Ji B P**? Wordsworth of Seattle, Wash.. wh6 Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 224-1-2557 W I same. Tidrt. near Pohervillc. He was bom that.hc was not retained. Tiie ar- will bring a message of full salva­ Slnccrcly yours. in New York state. May 18. 1342. and ™ngement that Is now In vogue tion to the public each evening a^ D A VanBuskirk. had lived In Barry county nearly ,*»‘lh.one of the county road com­ 7;4fl. from May 15th to 27lb. in­ Supt of Schools. ail his hfe He served tn the Union of construction clusive. He is well known through­ SUNDAY and MONDAY, MAY 20 .nd 21 Army throughout the Civil w-^. wk. *nd another man emptoyed to out the Nazarene movement, hay­ , PASSING OF PROMINENT ing served the church as pastor, FARMER ON TUESDAY. making a fine record. He was mar- J ried in 1861 to Miss Suszanne Wei- work will be found, we believe, to be dLitrict superintendent and evangel­ , William F. Kepkcy. aged 76. a ton They lived happily together tor ,c“l(ln« ‘ j1 county was ist. The public is invited to these well known farmer living west of • more than sixty years. Since her,,p.a>,nF.J?ckf R^owsky for doing wrvinM Middleville, died at his home oh EDMUND LOWE ANN SOTHERN MARIAM JORDEN death Mr Brooks has been making,^Utd of work. And the fact j Tuesday iiftefr an Hines of three BOARDING IT OUT. < ®arr>r “u1n?y, ‘Hscharged her ' COMEDY AND LATEST PATHE NEWS [ years He is survived by his wid­ his liome with his children and for ‘ Friday night Nashville officers ar- L the last two years resided with hLi.' "8in*c.. and that was * hat it ow. two brothers. Frank ut* Battle rested Haley Penfold and Joel Hum-1 daughter near Potterville amounted to. ended any possibility Wall Disney Colored SiUy Symphony—"IN THE CHINA SHOP" ■ Creek and John of Hart, and two The funeral of Mr Brooks was »u<* contracting with this mell on a charge of disturbing the ’ |! sisters. Mrs David Bcnewu and Mrs. held yesterday at two P M. at the ^“nty for maintenance work. It peace. They were brought before a|’ ADULTS 25c CHILDREN 10c J Hannah Morgan of Middleville y‘cnu to? B*rr>' countX Nashville Justice, who gave them |10 < | The funeral will be In the Mld^lc- Cloverdale Evangelical church. He a survived by two sons. Dr. b" «°l «« l,earn, “Pensive ex­ fine and costs each and 30 days in « 1 ville Methodist church Friday at Howard Brooks of Wisconsin, Wei- P"160"* that attempting to save Jail. In default of payment of the . two P M. Interment in Mt Hope ton Brooks of Cloverdale and by a mo'lfy *n. cn5‘b*erlf1« coaU uJnot fine and coals fifteen days wlll be TUESDAY, MAY 22 cemetery ’ daughter. Kirs. Eulah Tidd. of Pot-;“vln8 but adding to costa, and at added to the Jail sentence of each. , tcrvllic. lhe Mn,c tllne H has done-, sway DEATH OF NANCY CLINE. HONORED. BUT RESIGNED. Mr Brooks was held in lhe high-' **Jh »*“ I»«WUty of Barry coupty Mrs. Nancy S. Cline. 77. died Mon­ ' cat esteem by all who knew him. ltlo nK the maintenance work in the Jack Clark, formerly connected day at the home of h< r daughter.’ MU*m b>’ all who knew him. I “"***" “ with the El W. Bliss Co In this city, Wiih LIONEL BARRYMORE ■ ■ Mrs. Blanch Eddy of Delton. Sur- “c “n upright, clean-living. ; county. It seems to us as If the was elected Grand Master of the -supervisors and the county road ivivtag besides Mrs. Eddy arc three kindly, Christian man. Grand Council Royal and Select COMEDY—LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS commissioners should adopt a con. sons. Walter of Brown City and PASSING OF SAM * ** I listent road policy with a view o( Masters of Masons at the 73th year­ ' Grover and Guy of Middleville and TRAVELOGUE—SCOTLAND Adults 15c; Children 10c .MARSHAL-L MONDAY.' getting, if possible, the state malnte- ly convention in Detroit yesterday. . another daughter. Mrs. Ella Scott Inasmuch as he is now located in Sam Marshall, aged 83. died on I nance work. , of Giandvillc The funeral will be Middleton. Conn. he at once re­ Monday at his home in Nashville. ----------------- -----------------------I at the Parmelee Methodist church signed and the Honor went to Wil ­ being suddenly stricken with heart PI ANQ ARE MADE FOR WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MAY 23 and 24 Ion Thursday at 2:30 P. M. liam H- Johnston, qf^Lralle. trouble while out in his yard 1 ,7 . ! PASSING OF MRS JANNA -- is survived -j, H. H. S. WATER CARNIVAL He by — his wife, — one' SAVED OTHER BUILDINGS. RALPH BELLAMY, FAY WRAY MYERS TUESDAY 2“?8bu'r' “rs Charles Jcmcs. of I-ast night's country Are. alarm Word was received Tuesday of the c‘"k- “nd thrcc **«■ Ohm. Next Wednesday. May V. the an­ was due to the discovery that the I! death that morning of Mrs Janna t^‘ur,cl "nd Curtis Marshal), of nual Hastings High School Water chicken coop on the Waller JohnMyers of Grand Rapids, mother of Grove 'toynship There are Carnival will be held at Streeters cox farm, on M-43 a little this side Mrs. Millon Murphy of Freeport. »>«»>» grandchildren and three landing. Gun lake, according to of Barbers Corners, was in flames. COMEDY AND LATEST PATHE NEWS 'formerly of Hastings, sincere sym- <ITal"frandfhUdren. The funeral present plana. The caravan of cars The good work of the department EXTRA—"Whal the Scotch Started” Adults 25c Children 10c , imthy la extended to the bereaved <‘11 the NaahrtUe Evangelical will Stan from the High school al and the help of neighbors saved the I ones |crmrcn । church Tnttrwlav Titursday aluHwin afternoon alat two ithree o'clock and return at eight other buildings. o'clock. Rev. M. E- Hoyt officiating. o'clock. । ALARMING INCREASE. j Burial ip the Nashville cemetery. ADJOURNED TO MAY U. FRIB^V and SATURDAY, MAY 2S BPECIAL NOTICE. We picked up the Bellevue Govw«'MFnat------------The county tax commission com­ zette of Thursdnv May 10. which i iliial lain . Cay meeting of the Holiness pleted the apportionment of taxes rontamM reports Iren varied parts I A TMT WITOAIf MORNING. Union DOUBLE FEATURE—i DAY: rlU.be held this week Thurs- for the various units of the counof Eaton county, showing six ar-1 A 8,'VTr. P0”1?1 T111 ^i1— — •— —— — — • —. rest* tliat week for drunken driving;at u,e Quimby church, next Buslnea* meeting. 7:0). The speaker In the one county: Tiie inerra^ ot' moratag under the dlrec- u the Rev. E. K. Wordsworth ot luch driving U really becoming Mrs Wajne Merrick The Seattle, Wash., evangelist. who is each school district, township and alarming service is al eleven oclock. ih r,M>nB meetings a > ik .> church' *»' A * other taxing units. 'holding at that . , ‘ lit 1 Mis* Marleah Barnum of Wood-jcordial welcome to a helpful service with WYNNE GIBSON ONLY THREE CRIMINAL CASES, land wp the winner of the gold ।is extended to all —Wm. C. GearwUh KEN MAYNARD LOWER RATES ON M. C. County Clerk Reid is al work on iuedafi'at the contest held al the U. 1 the court calendar for* tiie May;B. church on Thursday night Her Century of Progress tn Chicago in term. It wUl be about the same subject was.-John. A Mother's Boy.", IBM wlU be glad to know that beginlength as the culendar for the Feb- The Judges were Mrs. Heber Porter, ’Robert C. Cobb Hasting* 36 nlng the moratng of May 22 the ruary term. There will be cnly.'Mrs. Day and Mrs. Clara Bali. W. Frances Bumgarten. Grand Rap- (Michigan Central will start their three criminal cases on the docket jO. T. U. district president. | ids ............................3<jgreaUy reduced round trip rates. YEARLY SCHOOL CENSUS 1 Hedlth Un,t Issucs White Duck Caps POLO SHIRTS Rib Boiling Beef SWEATERS $100 $139 $1«5 Cake and Pastry Flour ramO s.a. with your coupon 18c Eck-Rich Oleo Tuna Flakes 2 ("25c Corned Beef Hash A' '" Vc.... Armour’s Corned Beef 2c- 35c Palmolive Beads 2'" 9c LARD Shults or Freport Butter 26c 4'- 35c Potatoes 29c Eggs °""" 15c Lux Soap Life Buoy Soap Lux Flakes u -23c Rinso *—• 2-39c 3 19c 3 19c SH..U 1()C =-”"3'-25c WATER’S CLOTHES SHOP fTRAND TtiEATCF ‘Let’s Fall in Love’ ’’This Side of Heaven” ’Once To Every Woman’ You Will Receive an A-G Hand Bill Friday Morning &S J W. Deliver A-G KTOHE 2272 Tka Crosby Case « the Range �THE HASTINGSBANNER, WEDNESDAY. MAY II. 1934 Hospital Guilds Held Meeting on Thursday CITY IMPROVES SANO BANK “SCAR” ON M-37 ■----------- 1------------------------------- , (Continued from page one) Hardy Boses, Ever-Blooming dent and capable financier, and is Variety to Transform Place to be commended for her oonsetenInto a Beauty Spot tious and successful management. No longer will lhe sand bank near Mrs. Kellar Stem, representing Riverside cemetery on M-37 be a the Women's Board, told of some of ■car on the landscape. Rose bushes their work and Mrs. E A. Burton of a hardy ever-blooming variety presented the activities of the have been planted under supervision Charily committee and the cases ot City Engineer Bert Sparks. These with which they have to deal. bushes, like raspberry bushes, will Annual reports were presented by bend over and take root, so that the Guild clialrtncn. a resume of within a few years the bank will be which la given below. Following the business session, a The object ot this planting was short program under the direction! practical as well as artistic because of Mrs. Roy Hubbard wu given by the intertwining roots of these members of Guild No. 5, Mrs. Edw. plants will keep lhe sand from shift­ VanPopering, chairman. Lewis Ken­ ing and washing down onto the nedy. accompanied by Jack O’Don­ pavement. This has been a yearly nell on the piano. gav« a negro skit ’ nuisance which has coat consider­ which wu cleverly done. [ able money. A short play. "Boosting Bridget." I ______ ' These plants were purchased from wu presented by Mrs. Keith Puller. I a ^tlte creek nuriery. brought over Mrs Andrew Roush. Mrs ChMter|u> Rulings on state highway detonl??Mrsi ?!cnn Broweri Mrs. EdwJpgrtment trucks and set out with Smith and Mrs. Kim Bigler, and welfare labor, so the only direct cost furnished a lol ot amusement. It w lhe dty will be the actual price of wu evident that the Hastings Civic the rosebush?* Playere have overlooked some good I ilate highway department has “ the flV® Udlea dld «teo finished a landscaping job at splendidly. |the Interestton of Broadway and Judy Fuller. Evelyn Brower and M-37. These Improvements will do Betty Bigler, dressed similarly to much toward making the northwest their mothers, presented a panto- approach to Hastings very attracmime dance which all enjoyed, fol- live. lowed by a tap dance by Beverly J ----------------------- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marble of kTHE CROSSROADS. ry Beaver of Hastings Is Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Matble of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. New­ ig for Orval Tuttle. man Tuttle and son. Buster, and ler Bates and Mrs. Orley friend of Lansing were Sunday aft­ ernoon callers of Mrs. Jane Tuttle. listings. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams, Mrs. Forest WUlitls spent the week end Erma Williams and Doris were Bat■with his father in Hastings, lie Creek visitors Saturday. Miss Jean Sledge accompanied by little Miss Marjorie Hill and Miss Mary igleskl ot Hastings spent the week end with Clyde Sledge and family. . d Mrs. Harold Smith and j Harold lien of Hastings spent Sun- 49f DAY Long-wearing Chardonize! Penney’s Most Popular Seamless STOCKINGS 5£.er^=*S‘5,JT ““ p'““ ”1। hear noted author AND PREACHER Closing the program were two dellghtfui solo* by William Fox and another dance by Beverly Bigler. Rev. George Bennard Oomwho shows much talent u a dancer. I - — ing to Prairieville —— Wrote Reports from the various Guilds were os shown below: | “The Old Rugged Cross” Guild No. 1. Curtain Guild, Mrs.| The Rev. George Bennard <Poet­ J. C. Ketcham, chairman. 22 mem- Preacher) m .. of Hermosa Beach. Califbens, 822 dues paid, made 42 pairs author of the greatly loved song, of curtains, gave 2« quarts fruit, 33 ’Tiie Old Rugged Crow." is to conjars Jam and Jelly, bushel grapes. | duct revival services at the PralGullds 2 and 3. Mrs. W. R. Cook rteville Methodist church opening and Mrs. P. T. Coigrove, Chrm., May 20 and dosing June 3. He wlll have 26 members. 826 dues paid, apeak each evening’ except Saturgave canned fruit shower to hot-.day at 8:00 o’clock. pita!. I Miss Hannah Dahlstrom, Swedish Guild 4. Business Women’s Hos- ,fnger from Reed City, will have pltal Guild, Miss Mabel Sisson, charge of the music. Tiie Rev. L. D. Chrm., 42 members, paid 85 dues for,Miles, the pastor, invites all to atlast year and »42 for this year, re- und these services and hear this membered 11 children at hospital noted preaduff. Rev. Bennard. with toys, books, games, etc. Have 8535 balance in Birthday fund. Guild 5. Mrs. Andrew Roush, REQUEST OF STACK chairman, 18 members, 818 dues, do­ AMUSES COUNTY BOARD nated two dozen bath towels, 18 cans fruit and vegetables and 10 glasses Barry county supervisors were jelly. Balance on hand 85-04. rather amused at a request received Guild 6. Charily Guild. Mrs. J. A. from Auditor General Stack to re­ Wooton, Mrs. James Long and Mrs. arrange the tax rolls by sections in Richard Loppenthien, chairmen, —:r—-• 24 v , the rural district* or by property lots a Su, i.to'f.m1' elu«« •IU> xMlUon. to M.iorto gax 1 'cl|y “n<* Ja£\. I sequence. It would take at least Guiid 7. Mrs. Frank Edmonds. thrNS month_, of Mlld the Chrm., 13 Members. 813 dues, made p<rt eKh superVbor to make this bln<lm'e lo*e,a- *o,d- change and after completion would sauxe. Cash on hand of abjoimdy JR) value to the ... ..j .. . ’county or townsldp officers in mokH ?<v»”ery jJa* ing tex settlement*. fx>t instance. rS? du“' many people own several pieces of Donated 132 diapers. 10 blanket*. 17 property mattered in various parte Pf ' 13 ot u,e county- tt «uch a person went pairs stockings. 30 can* fruit and two ln inquire about the total amount jar* jelly. Cash on hand 876 20 t due lt meftn Koln~ OUld' W.™ h: l^ recorTimd tatonFu' HU k^UTO ' df'>" tot*1 of several different ledge? enGave 84.00 cash to hospital, fur- lrlM At present lhe properties are k“5hf*n ut^ll;“TUn^.g ^ped by ownership a.^ the 2ax m *m t®1*1’ c‘n * rapiafy determined. Ouild 10. Mrs^ C. 8. McIntyre. un.mmou^y Ch.TJ ’ "x me™bcr’' to* । disregard Mr. Stack’* request, nated and made 18 bedside table1 . ,, , cover*, also quantity fruit and Jelly. Guild 14. Mr*. E. M- b E—~~ THREE NEW WELFARE Chrm.. paid 819 dues, donated 24 '■ WORK PROJECTS HERE ' wash cloths, fruit, jelly, Jam and fresh vegetables and fruit. Cash on Hastings welfare work projects are hand 84.49. nearly completed, according to Bert Guild 18. Mrs. Edw. Down*. Chrm., Sparks, city engineer. Preliminary 8° I'^'ouart* *friHt lakes' Jdlv' survey aurvey work worK I* ls now now in 111 progress ProKrPM on °n 8 4» ffi' Ithree additional Jobs which will be made 12 bed sheet*, folded 2 bolt* distinct improvement* to the dty “‘T lhr* Graveling and ,h*Pln« etreet on Bond street north btedera. furnished of the Catholicchurch: arm shaping and ---------- ~~ . 12 cotton , bed r u* vnc vsinouncnujcn; ping ana blankets, uave as to Charitv “ CharUy ffund. d: I sravellnr South Michigan avenue J Cun on hand 848.94. and grading work by the Catholic • .S Bumrr amid. Mr.! JUrk Ctol«. etirto. U •1?“ 82047. 826 87. Furnished and folded 400 sponges. 29 lap sponges. 24 surgeon's large linen towels, 24 smaller slxe towels, 6 laboratory sheets. 12 clinic wrappers, donated 12 quarts fruit, 7 quarts vegetables and 10 glasses jelly. Guild 22. Mrs. Earl Coleman. Chrm.. 38 members, 835 dues, do­ nated 48 pillow cases. report of the Charity Committee which shows the splendid work this department Is doing. Receipt*. June 28. 1033—From Ro­ tary Club 8 35.79 July 5, 1933 —Lecture Course Comm 8.29 Nov. 1933 —From Dean Davenport ..... .. ......... 20.00 Dec. 1933 —Gift Prom a i oo FTtend ............ ................. Dec. 1933—Guild No.9... 440 Feb. 23. 1934—Guild No. 6 50.00 April 21. 1934 — Guild 6.00 Total Receipts 812448 11 patients have’received care during the year at an expense of ......814640 Funds available, check­ ing account ..... 8 4240 Funds available, savings account ............. 0148 Total mul Receipts 888.79 By care ot 4 children .... 1540 .870.79 Grand buys for everyday wear at 2, SO Inch Rayon Damask LARGE AUDIENCE EN­ JOYED A CAPPELLA CHORUS. The visit of the A Cappellf chorus from the Spring Arbor Seminary and Junior College at Spring Arbor. Mich- was a success. The procram was splendidly carried out. This group surely reflected the excellent training of prof. Lowell, the conduc­ tor. An audience of 248 crowded the Wesleyan Methodist chureh. the sacred concert being sponsored by the Holiness Union of Barry county. We wish to thank those who helped to make It possible by the loan of lumber and chairs—Thos. H. Roos, chairman and Wm. Gearhart. Sec. FORMER RESIDENT RECOV­ ERING FROM OPERATION. Barry county friends of W.A. Raymond of Tompkins, brother of F. E Raymond of Jackson, will be glad to know that he is recovering nicely from a recent serious opera­ tion for gall stones, the operation being performed at Mercy hospital in Jackson. The men spent their eatly lives in Yankee Springs town­ ship where they have a wide circle of friends. HANGED HERSELF. Mrs. larsel Haff, who lived on W. Center street, hanged herself early this. Wednesday, morning. The body was found in the woodshed al her husband, officers were summoned, but no inquest was considered neeeaayy a* the cause ot her-death was evident. . White V*M** not considered _ l-X actually demented, her mind was ___ uiAalanced. She had made frequent threats of doing away with herself, FIR* DOU 84M DAMAG* ON SATURDAY. DO NOT HAVE TO »OK*OW. The fire department was called oo The council voted Friday night to1 Saturday afternoon to tiie Paul transfer |2,000 from the ••contingent' GanguUlet Iwme on e. Thom BL. where a fire had started from sparks • from the chimney. The loss was our ctUana appreciate how fine it lai estimated at MOO. Mrs. Marcel Evato have a council that plans for the cash they do not have to io to the bank and borrow Uf . house, because of the damage done. For Playtime or Dress-up! Girls work F^st Color! New Styles! Part*Linen CRASH 'priced low at 5*49 Blue, red, gold and green bor­ ders on a good, firm unbleached crash. 5 Yds. 454 49' Smart tailored or lacv styles f J In Flesh or Tea k Bosel Small, I—dium, large I rZ 49« Nice, practical, dark colors for play hours, and dainty shades for more important occasions. Stripes, checks, plaids, and prints — with crisp organdy trimmings, color contrast, bows, and tricky new belts! Sizes for girls up to 14 years—sim­ ply remarkable values! Made specially for- us ac­ cording to our exacting specifications 1 Fine yarn chambray! Full cut and roomy across the chest! Long length! Seams that stand plenty of straining ac­ tion ! interlined collar with extension neckband 12 pock­ et*! BOYS’ SIZES, 89c. Choice of ascots, bibs, bows, ruf­ fles, in argandy, pique, rayon taf­ feta I Buys I Feature Vclues! Big Tarry TOWELS 2 for 49° You'd expect to ray that much or only one of these towels! Colored borders. abort*-. BOYS’ Play SUITS GLOVES Shirts—Short* Men’s Linen or Meek in styles or every occasion! Of Penney’s Famous Quality At \\W 2 «or 49* HiVhWhI shorts, not ordinary brnsdrirth ll.uinui but 100x60 count, elastic aids*, 3 but­ ton yoke fronts, many patterns. Sixes 28 to 42. Shirts of swlss-nbtwd fin* combed cotton. 32 to 46. Stock up now. Special Bargain! Children’s Pajama Chech Nainsook! Rayon UNDIES Men's UNIONS Good weight, run-resist! With knitted snubber back! for Wonderful Quality! WOMEN’S LOW-PRICED UNIONS A best-seller with thrift- Broadcloths to whit, and mIM colors. FaMia* in percales. Full cut. Real valueel 49c 49 Of good looking, serviceable fabric, full-sited. nicely finished I Vests with either built-up or bodice topi Bloomera either elastic or French legj Flesh or peach, sixes 2 to 161 49« Here—for your smart summer clothes! Simula­ ted leather fitted and lined! taaOta Men! Get In On a Real Buy! 2 wait* Handbags Vet-dyed! Plain, Novelty, Pique, Mesh 49* a bwrgcin! Torr sun too* Shirts 49c With your tailored suit—plain slipons; with your dressmaker coat, novelties; piques for sport* frocks, and quaint meshes for your fluffier moment* t White* and shades, 6-8%! New^syte NECKWEAR I! 49c’ Blue chambray! •ILK PANTIES Quality Crepe! Waist Band Quality backed by our own label! “J.C.P" DRESSES 49c Boys 49 Figure them out in cost per mile, and they’ll beat all records I That’s what makes them our best selling seamless hosel You can hike in ’em, golf in ’em, or just wear ’em around the house, to save your more delicate silk hose! They’re sturdy enough to “take it’’l Goodjooking, too, with French heel, picot top, in a range of wanted colors! Sizes 8-10% 1 Lay in a supply and save! w.lt.re proWt kt th. Bn, tatoher, 1 “ '““1" **'■ ““ <»' “ «“h«u« and another at Assyria. 810440 Balance on hand862 43 From Christmas carols.... 2346 Balance on hand ffirVZliita to diy with Mr. and Mrs Orlcy Smith. EAST GUN LAR*. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith and Little Date Null fall from a Doratha of Hastings were callers on which he was playing Bal ’In the ‘ afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen and Mr. is under the doctor’s care. and Mrs. Don Ktcdge of Hasting* *:<nt Sunday gvening with t.ljde ford and Mn. Kenneth Andrews at-1 Etcdge and famll 49c Unbleached i fin cover laces; hair diag. 49cl 49* Cool, eomfortabfc suspendsr-strap back I Closely woven 72x80 nainsook! Knit snubber permits freedom ot movement! Pearl buttons — lightly •ewn! A typical Penney bargain I GARTER-TOP GOLF HOSE 49C We sell thousands of pairs—that's why lhe price is so low I Ribbed.cuffs. Smart patterns and colors I Watarwlar �Til H<TTOK1S BJUOf, WWIHWIilT. MAT HUM llwerJrsree Ronner^ lutlf Hastings Banner <hAl lyp, P05"1- to dlctaU i H to lt Ua4h' ‘t W1U trash: If It refute, to .pend iU -----------------------■ ■ ■ ----------- - mnnev money natrontzinK patronizing such films and COOK BRO*. K4(tcr». 'support really fine productions, it . ... . . Views and Opinions; What Others Say | This and ‘That Backward Glances! Bits of Yesterday ‘ DECORATION DI u lHBINCFMrNTQ An Elaborate House-Warming. Soviet Embassy Open*. hand* with friend* In the eMy th* A Flrat-Hand Account. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ------A DANGEROUS DEFECT. ' The Price of industrialism. Mriand Mrs. W. N. Chidester were andFnSSo^^*toraJ?to -------______________________________ KRYENTY NINTH YEAR wUl get more picture, ot lhe type , There 1* only one apparent rcato cKni Rapid* Monday and afSng itatord?/^' Amtetent Prrwocutlng At­ ------------------------------------‘ mentioned at the beginning of this: ~ ~ .. ------------ — —------iM)n son Ior for lIlc the |jartlon jiardon wnicn which uov. Gov. com- -j. Quite recently lhe Soviet Embassy paragraph. After all it is largely up ^ock extended with emotional eag-iwas opened officially. Herewith is a tended th* Btahop'* dinner given in o B . Detrott, i* torney ot £e«>t Co. m*kln« hU Hasting, reteUVe* and OtaMng 8ont--Am«toa." ■' to lhe public to say what sort of ernes* to Thomas R- Metzger, of first-hand account of the event wTtr uiS r TXP*. <hows it wishes to sec Censorship Stanton, after-the young man had written by Mrs. Arthur H. Vanden- West Michigan Episcopal diocese, frlend4 „ vlal, •aburbUMi br Mail. I 1 ' 1 jbeen sentenced for committing a berg, wife of Michigan'* junior *cnwho ha* been in Europe *everal Mln ^ Mudge spent Bunday 'rhc number of Olvll war veterans Df BAXXV COUNTY. ONt (If Hfa la a4<auc(.) ' cowardly and brutal assault upon a ator. for the Women's City Club ot month*, at which their aon. Rev wlth hc mim Mudge i* ts Stowing less each year, there beKeitli Chidester, and wife, were abo ™V£Xaro£ “ ing but a few Wt to be honored at IN B*khY county HIX MONTHS eoi factory. ivictim almo6t three times his age. iorand Rapids, it would seem that K*lth Chidester, and wif*. were afao Wachlng ta Maple'Grove. Ing but a f*yr lett to b* honored at I l U P*i4 I* aJ <»«»*.) _____________ • ------------present with many other clergymen ’ w phe] l j^^arta ano । The offender is lhe son of a regardless of food shortage and »tartori the exercise* on Decoration Day, IN BAHKY COONTY. THRU MONTHS, ~~rL *ecll°n 01 Mfa* Jama* A. MacDonald. uuuu SEASON owwvn INDICATED. prominent state official. The Cover- vatlon in Russia, the Soviet* spared KUrhtonn Wi'M fr°m MLM Steven* Uicvena of or Vermontville vermuumuc were writ )n namely. -----IX ADVaNC* --------------------------- Zlci GOOD Michigan should enjoy a thriving. nor wanted to be a ' good fellow" no effort to Impress , the despised OUTSIDE BARRY COUNTY. ONN . Mlcnigan miouiu vhwi a m>u>u. >»,-~---------- —. th* . - vrxith - . a'ut. nhlp "bourgeois Mr. and Mrs William Norrlngton mown alto wifo4 YRAJ4 IN ADVANCE--------------ami consequently rrmutniKMiriv capitalists over here. . fhi iiMTinK hv and the youth was able bourgeois capitalfat*" resort season this year judging by gct Jjukfc lmmunJty fruni a punfahPORKION aUBSCKIl’TIONH. ONR and Mfa* Eleanor of ^‘JrSTo?^ • Grand Rapid, were Norrlngton Sund^.u Smm’WS "Thel really "high' 1 spot in ’ tills YJUR IN ADVANCE_j advnnce inquiries for summcr ln-;nienl jw richly deserved and which last month was without doubt the of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Lennon X Bhe\are a very totere*tlng talk llh- Wm Waffle, Dewitt C. BlafauvMx,auau rates naisa. formation and accommodations, tu:- — might - --------------------have done him ------ -----real good. ------- opening of the new "Union of 8oMfa* Lucille Bennett leave, on ‘ ladtes assembled at d«11- Jiroto H Klu«h- Harry Wlckadvertising U*4«»urtM “mi,**‘•u wpIIm-.cording to the Michigan Tourist For if the record in tiie case means vlet Socialist Republicans" embassy Monday for LoutavUle. Kentucky. S MrTstoSi Wilbur and Dr. H C. anything, young Metzger, fa badly in I which was the 85 room home of thc and Resort Association. More let- m-ed of a jolt that will bring him to I czarist regime and ha, been closed where she wlll spend the summer qj Dickey ot Jackson wa*. In Peckham. ___ _ with her afater, Mr*. George Steb- HaMlnBS ovc7r 8unday. Tfto*! wh° h*™ <»«* durtfig the himself. oil these years (built originally by bins. „ a.B ‘ -■ ' past year arc John Ragers. Ira •«“ K.X!season than during the boom years Thc pardon was no real favor to ,hB Pullmans.) curiosity has been Mrs. Norman Sherman and MUs ucuu I AlAJQ RFAIPFI Brook,. Gideon Kennedy, William P‘tch ever since repairs bc- Dorothy of 1028 and 1929. Many people who the recipient; and from thc public Sherman of Rush. N. Y.. r,C¥’ .7 Blven,, Gilbert Peek. Richard Mul.nnrfrv.i.., the ih,. action ..ctk.ct. of tiie zinCTaTGover­ Ran and they say the embassy was were over Sunday guest* of Mr. and j u formerly travelled abroad during the standpoint Cl AL TO TAXPAYERS IU. Lucian B. Potter and John Mildeluged with request* for Invitation, —»,-------ler. summer are now forced by ctrcum- nor was one of a long series of de­ to this opening reception to which Mrs. E. A. Burton. plorable- acts of weak leniency to­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Woodyalt of Regulations Affect the PayThe various patriotic orgnnlxaal i“o stances to confine their vacation : ward more or less serious offenders about 800 were Issued. Awnings were Grand Rapids were Saturday and mftnt nf Dnlinannnt tlon» harc accepted the Invitation stretciied the length of about a half; ", — »T~ ^wurj' to till* country. Michigan with ।against law and order. T“- ° muu ui of the Rev. John W. Kitchin* to block each way from the entrance; ®ynda>. ? ucaU r Mr ~ and 1^Mr. Comstock, did. — not its many lovely resorts is a logical ■ — --------------- of course, ------------ — Stewart Brazee. Taxes attend service, at the Presbyterian published un I wuh to do anything evil or malic­ which was also covered and carpet­ Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Rupe and Mr. Aj me tbe recent special session of the • It bears lt« Choice. ousy open■ ai tewm opecmi scabimii ui nw church on Memorial Day _ morning. ed. Tnree Three doormen were busy ious He did not desire to injure his co. ing cars upd giving out tickets; Mrs- 0111 Rupe of South Bend. Michigan legislature two acts were Sunday. May 27. state and hLs fellow citizens. But he job raiNTixu.. flash lights were a* frequent a* at gU ” U paoed affecting the payment of taxOn . .. .. _ . ... ” ------— ------i nwr u MIC w. to*; —------- 1 J- M;:■ —- — REMEMBER THE LIBRARY did perform a sadly incsponsible H. M M. Hill. for t--h0 yCar--1933 — and' for previous Auxiliary will vialt the ah opening Hollywood night; at the and Mrs. Mr ” -------------------• 11D .DO u pr.. M dual's spring housccleanlng you act He increased already strong Mr. and Mrs. Birney Moorman of yean. year*. various vcutcicim cemeteries oi of me the county county itoir each guest uucst was "checked" "checked on " tar kind u*Uok run across surplus books which you evidence that fundamentally he is door llw 1UI. OCTCCTlUilns considerable I N° “ psymem where veterans .re burled Pjseln< l,int no longer need, don't throw them lacking in an understanding ot lhe delay but they say quite necessary to, M W D Moornu‘n on Sundelinquent taxes for the year 1933 a wret‘5, aPd_??,di.ng . obligations of public place. avoid the "gate crashers." ■ da -'; _ and prior years, which have not * memorial service. It fa hoped that , away but save them for the dty 11________________________ __ along At a time when Michigan reHCTCTVinCT u-runs „ vr! Mrs Mac 6Pears ol *'M been reassessed, may be made at there may*be a large attendance at A DOUBLE FAILURE. brary. Possibly they can be put Into with the remainder of the United After checking wraps up the vel-1 thc But.8l of her mother and sister, tne ratc of 10 per cent a year That lhese services as all are Invited. The AIIIIHIlDLIlILII I U Public indignation against Gov- general circulation. Running on a States fa trying desperately to find an .mor O~K1 in connrrttan wlu> r«iuCTd bu*«. th. IncT llbr.ry m effective curb for crime "* conditions —“,— that are a genuine threat to contin­ SXSXS TWENTY Y^OO TODAY. ! lo!,8„ pn.ch.v u m»nr new_____ ofX KaS’lwT?Uw before^”uance__ of good order ... In America, acts ’n?H°rr'^Ir‘n el^ancc of.?‘ls TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY books as it formerly did in spite of such as this last characteristic otic palatial P®’------•ltlal embassy. ci bais> Greeting us -----“‘^5 at the niter Alter AftCT nine nlne yearsot ofcontinuous continuous >i vembe/1. vembe?!. 1934. may mav’be sc paid nalri with a > —2— ---------„------nine years the fact that the demand has in-। by Gov.-Comstock arc positively per- u----------— Mrrrwc entrance--------------------------(b the drawing ------room was scrvlcc „ un.rr driver oi of me [hc city clty nre nrc ^mection fee ot only three per cent. Tvire « driver IKniiv nr. thn suave KimVo perfectly tM’rfrrtlv attired utllreH AmbosAnihal. .,. ___ . Orvcy ____ .. ______ > ,ha* __ .been ___ creased So think twice before dfaAn‘|*“11Pcr,on *too because, the tcam Haywood ' and no Interest added. or for any 0 other vacatlonon „rtm, . to*.. „„ th. UbmCT ■ or blind amiability torCTrimm— ;sadcr. Mr. Troyanovsky. and his (compelled to take a ' “TIojwct C tThe council Friday evening passed: reason Is unable to refrain from per- | FTench-gowncd wife, who prefers to; count oI U1 health Some time the governor's. This fa Samuel T. chance to use It; it may be that forming resolutions to give the taxpayers of' forming them them periodically periodically Is too be called Mrs rather than Mah e suffered from a nervous trot — --------—----- - — ne suffered from a nervous trouble Hasting*, who may be delinquent in Metzger, the father. Mr. Metzger was dozens of readers in this community dangerous to keep in office, dame On Into the enormous. and bas taken the advice of a remarks there *fa’ nothing magnificent dining room with ite phyjldajl appointed to office by Gov. Com- Wlfl appreciate your thoughtfulness. I In ‘these u *" ** |one to uwk upon a ^personal. As on individual. Mr. Com- carved, —...... ------------ ----- ..’ where I'arm near -inornappic iaxc. wane paneled wails we farm near Thornapple lake. While previous years, the benefit of these stock. A* *n Influential member of stock Is a pleasant gentleman witli gazed upon an array of toed thd the' he away the ,_ lcam nm _,.ii wiu j-iv*n drjven the Democratic party and a public | SAVE THE RELICS. ati attractive personality. personality. But ho like of which was never seen in by hfa brother. Fred Haywood who an official he should have at least aotne Hastings will celebrate its cenlen- seems unable to understand that | Washington CTllAHIUKllAI— -- W,W4, with UUW.-..butlers CTUCT.-.m dashing J began work on Monday. ’ n high nubile public 'hither [hither and yon van to serve the oinra curious I j.— c Gladys —/. Sisson ...» has .ciur.^u returned regard for the law and equitable ad- nia] m 1036. An Interesting feature high public office is a ministration of justice in thfa state. o( the event will be a display of fur- trust, not a plaything. n diversion, or crowd,. All I qould do was look, hay- froln Mw;ral day>. vUll ln an pullet tor emotionalism or per- ing Just come from a dinner, but in whcre fihc tf,,. glieat of Mr and Buc how did Mr. Metzger rtpay hfa nlture. clothing, tools and other or- ronnl friendship. the next room, the tempflng mounds. Mrs Hcnry Bi0lJgh. On Sunday she obhgation to’the governor and to the t)C|es used during pioneer days here, Ru&sell Cleveland. Skipper, and Michigan already has suffered of real Russian caviar, packed tn 'resumcd her old place in the choir people of this state? By asking the There must be hundreds of such considerably from this blindness; and blocks of ice were just irrMfatlijle (Of thc First Methodfat Episcopal Lloyd Shafer were In Kalamazoo Thursday night. May 10. attending governor to mfatue one of hfa most items hidden away in Barry county is likely to suffer more. But it will With It was served the real vodka, I church of Albion, where she greeted have only itself to blame it it does pure white, (some say tiicy took it । o]d friends and associates for a few a Sea Scout Squadron, including Important powers—The power of homes and barns. Anything used in so longer than Jan. 1 next.—Detroit two ships and the Bea Scout drum days. parole. EMcntlally Mr. Metzger said: the early days here will be of inter­ I Mr and Mrs. Claude Pierson and and bpgle corps. A fine demonstralion and program were presented im bang with the governor, to hang cst to somebody even though It may daughter, Dorothy, who have been honoring Lt. Comm., Tom Keane, With th* law, ot thfa slate, to Ixang not be In a perfect state bl preservaPOLITICAL PARDON. In Las Angeles. California, for the national director of Sea Scouting, in post year and a half, returned Wc are at loss to understand' the with the judge, to hang with my re- tion. So in the yearly housecleaning »,ic eUv nnd -r.. m».i< conversation wi|h wijn Mr. Keane, said iponslbility to the public as an office ff SUch articles are uncovered put apiuireiii mental aberration that b. prompted Governor Comstock to sonally knew Admiral George H. holder, to hang with the Democratic them aside if possible and save them WHEN truth is re­ Lombard issue an unconditional pardon Tues­ I Rock tor whom the local 5ca Scout* party—*ecp my boy from serving a for display at the centennial cele- day to young 1-jtn Metzger within Mrs C._ F Brooks and Mrs. Oscar | have named their ship, and stated vealed. kt custom Spencer accompanied by Michael j*ll sentence. This self centered at- bration. J a few hours after hc had been sen­ . I further that Admiral Rock fa greatgive place: kt no Kelley of Fort Madison. Iowa, spent tenced by Judge Royal Hawley to a | tltude not only fa extremely dan­ |ly Interested in lhe Sea Scout work, man prefer custom Sunday al Gun lake. AN IMPROVEMENT. '80-day Jail term for assaulting an A banquet for Sea Scout officers gerous In a man holding public of­ before reason and .i — Mr.. W. ... -J.-----------------Locktonof Batttb ~ in aged employee of the Greenville of-.l of the area was given and Mr. IMW luu do». .3. » ln; ncc oI w „ r com fice but also helps to explain the .Creek came Wednesday for a vi*it'. truth. — August­ Keane dfacussed problems of interviolent and ungovernable temper beautifying the northwest approach pany in an aigument over a 67-cent with Mrs. W. E. Merritt and other jel to Sea Scouts. ine. - (fiends. and distorted sense of self Import- to thfa city on M-37. The sandbank light bill. •- • ’ • Young Metzger had a fair trial­ once which young Metzger ia said opposite Riverside cemetery, always ’twirtv VK-xnc xnc mn.v T*10 results of the "101 Booster well voucii for that, knowing the Vr >nr( MrasLwraT nnZhv La! Dr**®" held in Nashville last week io possess, possibly the sixty-day a scar on the landscape, has been character of lhe presiding judge— «•" toe Scout and aentence. certainjy richly deserved, planted with a type of hardy, cver- and hfa sentence was merited. Sixty CMr dH..J£ i.« CwnP Elrc lc»ders much encourageI . , fn^th^nm-Vhrm rmrt mcnl A eP^ndid spirit of enthuswould have been Just the tonic blooming rose which will transform days would nut have been too long f^thenorthernpartolthestateon ,nd w m evl. needed to make the young man thfa area into a mass of Ipvcly color, tor the culprit to meditate upon the . kct dence. many of the men assisting come to Ills tenses. So it appears The intersection of Broadway and viclousncssaof his act in attacking thinking it was water). I Just tasted Raymond Hards of Grand Junc-jM_ Rh.fer for the full three davs in a man three times his age. that the senior Metzger not duly M-37 which has been landscaped by Tom is Ot course, the father, of Tom fa it. It- and that was enough, liquid lire! I110”- Colorado, was in the city yes- n..u!nc thC canvass Rev 8 R Into another room filled with He -is the » guest pf Mr andw t p Lofdahl W D Wailace "“ '.‘J?. 1!:11 bril- terday. failed as a public official but also the state is also a distinct improve- a member of Comstock's official ! ir.to m“ ..— .... ------------- ,-------------------,__________________________________ lhe prdoo 01 TOUM Thornu Meuger ran high—and with reason, However there is another public ofBelli whose sense of official rcsponBhuur dtptwd u> ct low ut rtb T Boy Scout News A Quotation ctAw.uw Oounty TrgMnrir Maui OolUolW S10.S1S.7S hring Lail Month Last week Oounty Tr*a*ur«r Mau* made a distribution of delinquent taxes which he had collected for th* month of April to the township*, oounty and state. The total collected for the month wa* 410412 W. After deducting the county and the state'* share of this money Uiere wa* left to be distrib­ uted to township, village and city treasurer, of the county 48.547 37. which wa* disbursed a* follow*: Haetlng, city ................ 8 6»01 Middleville 2850 Naahvllle 39 59 Freeport 414)0 TbUl ‘ Aaayrta Maple Grove Johnstown Baltimore Hasting* Twp. . Carlton Barry Hope Rutland Irving Prairieville Orangeville .... Yankee Spring, ■Hyomappl* .... I 83110 . . 319.99 419.41 49333 249A8 ' 333 00 33 54 308 45 535.52 36 09 1.45538 114.13 Total 45JI16.17 Total for city, village*..4 831.10 TXrtal *™k Annabto/ttcretary; MUler. treasurer: Edw. Dow Downs. Cor- -88.547.37 heUus Mannl. Frank Reynolds, A. H. o. Carveth. Henry Sheldon. ” —sa ------ - aH-i — Sterling Rogers. Harry Wood. Adelbert Cort­ right, Charles Townsend. ORMMTIC MB CIVES'BOBBI HOOD COUNTYORCHESTM CONCERT THIW Jolin Phillipa and John Adcock, re­ spectively. (Continued from Page One) (tented Thursday. The organisation has made considerable progress un­ der the direction ot A. A. Blfemo and is able to present various numbera which are anything but amateurish. Several members of the fine Grand Rapids Symphony orchestra will take part In the program. Such an organization as this preaent* a valuable activity ror for local musical vaiuawe •"« ».«.» ?■ yraaaa. programs which are decidedly *uperior to much of the trash which comes In over the radio. The program which ha* been timed not to exceed one and <mchalf hour*, contain* a pleasing variety of concert and popular music Mr. A. A. Blfemo in addition to be­ ing director will also serve as solofat. He will render the lovely "Murrillo" by Terahak. Thl* flute eoncerto fa one of the moat noted ever compoaed for thl, instrument. WilHam Kennedy, one of Mr. Blfemo'* pupil,, will play the difficult piano accompaniment. Herewith fa the accompaniment. ----------------- --------------------- — PnUUHKJITV AlirTinw ^uMMUNITY AUCTION bct. b r community auction B Nellfat Nellfat nf of Hasiine* Hastings tna-ntownandTh'e Rcv."m E."*Hoyt ----- - । limit ..paintings .......... .. of Russian peasants! il*Jrs. Mrs F. F B SALE WELL ATTENDED M a parent. ment. One importaijt job needs at- family and the "potato king"■ must .... comprised the committee. Hasting* —»---------- ... . itcntlon. however, and that fa plant- have had considerable influence Wandering on and on we came to ship. with tiie hiui uiv governor^ vimvidu But» that i«<at does'the uura-mc brilliantly uuummij lighted ubmomuim ballroom i। James Lampman Lamoman who who fa attending attending ----------. . ----------- -. .. . DOUBLE PARKING. In8 » screen of trees to conceal tiie not excuse the slightest Comstock'.1-1 where an orchestra was playing fori school at Albion college, spent Sun­ men who spoke on Wednesday al tiie Large and Varied List of Art», U.., -were U..„K taU— Hon. wa8 Qffere(J an(J breakfast Hugh Riley. TrTUe In Uw bu.l«u dUl.lct "»«»“» *•”» ™» * bald flouting of the courts and the I dancing, it was here that Frederick' daX ,n the city, the guest of hfa John C. Ketcham and the "Rev. L peace ot the commonwealth. He has j Wjlliam Wile made the comment Parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Lamp- L. Dewey. Fifty-five men and women Bidding Was Lively here is congested enough without done w-iUiout great expense and brought down the wrath and con- ' it is without doubt the most lavish.‘man. sCTberad lor lhe -raly Bled BreAk„„ Bale „ the double parking of huge motor would cover up an ugly eyesore. The Community AU Auction at 'demnation of members of hfa ownjbrilliant affair ever held in Wash-, Mrs. Fred L. Heath and Miss party.apdrightlyso.it for no other ington." And another newspaper; Franc Williams expect to leave for trucks or even smaller motor cars of lhe worth ot HCThvllle boys end urd,y aIIctiwoo ellracled • good SCOUT WORK. reason than politically selllsii ones, I man went on to say that the zestor- • Toledo. Ohio, for a few days' visit at the corners of the Jefferson and 8,r “ ' ... ’ sized crowd. Around 75 automobile* We hope that the Boy Scout for ills Ill-advised action has not Ing of the crystal chandeliers alone with Mr. and Mrs. Waller Buckhout. Stale street intersection In fact only .spelled hfa own jwlltteal doom cart 410.000 This room fa decorated Mrs. Sarah Bancroft left for a Boys planning to go to the Pine' were parked near by, the occupant* double parking here makes driving Boosters' Week which commences but has cast a stigma upon the par-1 in gold leaf and the others in red two weeks' visit with Bishop Oilic,being prexcni u> attend Lhe sale. lake camp for live period. June 4 to1 next Monday. May 21. will meet with A wide variety of properly wu ofdangerous and some sort of bad ac­ ty that, after all. contains some sen- isatin broacadcd walls with draperies Pi® and family in Grand Rapids, 17. must have lhals applications in the same success in Ute county it did siblc minds. match. ■ jto to match. Will and Iva Bristol, of Marion. this week. This camp is for those[ fcred for sale including live stock. cident is certain to happen if thB And right here, we want to com- 1 "Then -Then begun our ramble to the ' ,Indiana. and Bert Bristol of Lews। farm and garden tools, and even ia-st year. Scouting has very cor­ began our nunfile to the lads between the ages of 10 and 161 a couple ot hound pup*. fault is not corrected. mend the outspoken crlUcfam of the next floor — on the stairway waved ,ol >. Idaho, have been guesu of their rectly been termed "community in­ who cannot attend any other camp' Thc bidding wa, quite lively, some surance" and Is a valuable activity. governor by our fellow-townsman. tlu. soviet flBg. n white satin back- sUter- Mrs. Frank Sage, lhe post period and who would otherwise BARRY RESORTS. Lieutenant-Governor Allen Stebbins. gr0Und with the sickle and scythe ww‘k have no vacation. Turn your appli­ The mere fact that the enrollment >.r.>riil<..rrCTr. ... , ,to>' Hillsingcr ha, returned to his cations in to your Scout leaders at worth and others going at bargain It shows him to be entirely divorced (embroidered in red. Talking of the resort season, will ' । home in Toronto. Ohio. He was prices. These Community Auction in Scout troops and Cub packs has from the pernicious ring that ap- ' ...■ Barry' county attract IU share ot • Imagme our surprise to And .tfll called ^rt. by an accident which be- once, as the committee meets either Sales should offer people an oppor­ increased from less than a hundred patently surrounds a misguided beau 'another being served. served, feI| hfa (alljer. Roy ts a prosperous Saturday or Monday. nothcr buffet supper sunner belne tourists who are expected to visit tunity to dispose of article, that are to about 600 and that 300 girls are of the commonwealth.—Ionia Cuun- Just iv, com]>lete ar- in the smaller not needed, because somewhere banker in Toronto, and has met Michigan during the summer and Saturday and Sunday. June 3 and 'room below, with more caviar and taking part in Camp Fire girls' ac­ around the county will be someone with splendid success, having ac­ fall? This county has never put more vodki! The smaller reception cumulated a nice property and en- 3, are to be 'red Ittter" days at who wants them. Community Auc­ tivities indicates that young people ROOSEVELT IS COURAGEOUS forth any great effort to attract the * rooms on this floor were furnished , Joys the confidence and high respect Camp Ben Johnston at Sherman tion Sale* have been very successful are interested in the work. We be­ I in perfect taste, quietly elegant and I of the people of hfa iiome city. transient typeyrt trade. Perhaps this in other places and there fa no rea­ lieve that scouting would be worth­ Smith, teacher and director of “Rec­ son why they should not be here. ha* .been the wisest policy As a re­ reational Methods" at the Colum­ while even If the entire cost had to lies to crr.tcfrc each other.. /nd ette adjoining, and thc last word in FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. while wo agree that criticism, de­ sult our lakes have been built up bia University tn New York City will | ml ,a vnaa be raised tn lhe county. But through cently conceived and aimed, is good refrigerators. Mr. and m Mrs. Chas.. wun-vu. Wolcott, wuu who DRINK OF BLUE PAINT largely by people who consider thn • if you can believe it. still *noth-,have been the guests of Mrs. L D. be present al camp. He Is the author ’ assistance given by the Kellogg tor mankind, wc agree that there is KILLS SIMMONS’ COW district to be their summer home Gacdncr. icn |Clt Tuesday iui for viikiku Chicago of numerous games and books on rec­ aillLSt attacks atl.i: K- cr floor . . offered the . same refresh... umuun, Foundation only about a third of not much room fur unjust "lust for the m,'nts' lhe same elegance and tiie<pYom there they will visit several reation. He will teach during these Unquestionably this Is the most de­ ' Ed. Himmons. who live, here, two days and anyone interested is the actual amount required has to upon a party ..." Which onlv!'\ r,,xl •'5rvJ.W! Tl ]e -------Ambassa' ea5tcrn vikica cities mid and then then sa sail for 1“.Bmc —l* r.------~ 1. . iwwwih for welcome to attend Mr. Smith** owned a cow that had a mind of It* sirable type of vacationist; p™•sake of an argument private "den -was in very'dark g uropc spend the summer. bt l,rovldcd here. Based on scout prompts us to opine that, while ।dors iEuropC tO spcnd the summcr who take pride in their projwrty and wood with green and -■ Roosevelt may ‘deserve I * ood * lU1 R rccn " nt* red lighting. |•Cf-t f-or the western classes. Cub and Scout leaders are own. On a hot day last week the and camp fire enrollment, this will President crSZ Iran ilmJ (T Um, -&‘mThi°£ “•*“ ‘T M Tu“d*r HU especially Invited. The cost will animal developed a thirst. Not find­ at least a mild sort of interest tn " , 7 . " su»ves wncre ne travels ruesaay. his average only Slightly more than a crlLciS, Lrnuld be Cireelrt », hu “ u"1 imagine great "deals might be -- -------------------------------could Beamer, accompanied- probably be not over 25 cents per ing any water handy It took the county affairs. However, after next best thing it could locate, meal. dollar for each boy. and girl taking |conccx:ted._ Rapids. travelling about the .state and see­ hones’ inten inten-1 -----.. . . ■ ______ .__ .tt . . him to Grand n*i»ua. resultf. and not hts hones: ­ which unfortunately happened to part. Surely this is a small price to are grateful A' we. back downstairs 1, D w r^^ u ln L,oot<- Van tions. Personally, we a... ing many of the places where tour­ this we fuse 'owr*><:artJ f,omc ®nc l?Hev-TuB- iBuren county, this week adjusting , Troop 71. T. 8. K. Reid. 8. M-. will be a gallon of blue paint. It drained pay for the advantages we arc get­ that at such a tune as iI this we have Ito era!!"" 2“ “ •>» u>e ‘put on a program for the Hastings fat* spend their money. It srems ting. a man in the White House who can|~* '.' 'i '7'wL nnTv " •••“ — "• —* Chapter No. 7, O. E. 8. next Tues­ was feeling just about as blue as luce man or beast without a tremor; (or U' but 5“?*. y '»‘nd'torm there recenUy. evident that the county is mfasu.g the paint It swallowed. Ed. admin­ day evening. «lw. .mcrrtU U ui.que.uowde-l ...................... W. ... w. P. r. BtlrUdJ mining « wi atdU gaion BdpMl. tiapias, out on considerable of the trade it Troop 72. Hubert Bronson. 8. M., istered some turpentine to cul the । Docs a nation pay for industrial of the state Fireman's Aseven though same of hts ideas are might have, our resorts here may --------------------paint and lhe animal seemed----------to be dcvclopmeni by physical detector- soefartton.was in lhe clly yesterday. had a hike to Leach, lake Monday -------------------------not be lhe mort beautiful and un­ Impractical to effect — George Av ­ night where they cooked supper out i decidedly Improved. It lived for a A girl's dearly bought summer “Uon? The twenty-sixth anniversary of erill. Birmingham Eccentric. then succumbed *“~* to *the u* ** ef­ According to a stetfatlcal study of Memorial day. Inaugurated by Joiui of doors, played games and had a 'week, and1 “ usual in the state but arc far from coat of tan won't carry her through fects of the extraordinary "beverconscription returns for the past । Logan oommander In Chief of happy lime. being the worst and certainly rank the winter. She'll still demand the President Roosevelt want* a law seven years completed by a Tokio Uw Qrand Army of U)e ^^10 The 8ea Scout* are to hold their way ahead of ^he average places to. expensive tanned coat of some other pawed regulating the New York correspondent, this appears to bc|wlU observed Wednesday the first over night crufac on Friday, stock exchange, r believe he fa right. true in Japan Since Japan fa a|30th. under the direction of lhe Poat May 18. going to Clear lake with SPECIAL SESSION ACT which tourist* flock. animal.—Philadelphia Inquirer. typical example of a country which and w R c AU dvll roijgfou., an£j their boat and living out of door, BRINGS TAX PROBLEM "* THE PUBLIC'S CHOICE. purchasing bargain* made by has changed over rather rapidly military aMoclalion* and school Friday night and Saturday. • Article app<»rtu« On Monday nigfat. May 31. Troop from an agricultural to an Indus- chxidren are invited to participate • ••l(ct«4 tor thtlr Barry county taxpayers will soon “D.«d CcwrtWd," -Vanity wl« ■“ •' • ««* ““ trial state, the *»me thing might be ln the crcmonle* of th* day.— 72. with Harvey Burges*. Fred B*l- feel the effect* of an act paaeed at rar.- -Prldd .nd rreiudta; -Le. «“■«> •» <“ lance and Hubert Bronson a* le*dproved ot other nations if similar Jam„ w commander. the special session giving Immedi­ Mlacrahl...- -Rip vw>winu..-|1,“ Urta-Oktohom. Clly OiUhntact, were available. I As we mentioned lut week Mc,- er*, will present a program at the Whik- the number taking physical da^, Emory Busby “nd Kep Slfa- First W«rd P. T. A. »t being th* ate effect to exempting personal rm reminded of a father who once farm property from taxation to the ■ Cyrano, and *Tha count rd Monts m*l1_______ cxumtnations for the army are in- ibce i.— .have ----- ----------j — —2. — opened an Ice .cream par­ extent of 11.000. Th* average de­ . said to hi* boy: "Now. son. start Cristo." are among the appealing the growth Note to Ladles— Man loves his dog raving your -pennies and put them creasing ------------ with ------ — — of- popu• • 'lor in the Messer bulldin* formerly Member* of the United State* title* of moving pictures planned for because the u a think* him,_________________ m ««> kt mo. the Cltf dog always to this yellow box.__________ and when... you get Congrew have the me of an under­ sixteen township* here In Barry next *ea*on. At the tame lime there r^der~-Alfante CtorurtKullMi Pe«nle* t>(vn Sive ihetn to me and T'll I'll i.rj-r pmparuon r-pcted u undl. . .— - nve flv» TMUYntiK known yyM Iddlu Te addpU ground garage In the Capital. This county will be from IlSMO to 43O.« a wonder. — Atlant* constitution. wfll probably be the usual Ua*h- ‘ *on“r Auanta pon*utuuon. - )flyf g nlcke| and yOu-c*n put it In IBT. tor eumplr. « PCT ml o< ,t nnr k» creom. Tbrj h*n garage cover* two square block*, and WO. This mean* a total reduction those examined were passed as fit’ underworld melodrama*, cheap thrilrnramatiAMai ~ <<inin«na>.<CT ..-'-w■&' ^ue box. Then when you get has a capacity of more than S58 of from >340.000 to 4320.000 With ton mrriirt ' nmhtom- nton nurwr International diplomacy appears nve nickel*, give them io me and while tn *1832'the percentage had । 1 land valuations being continually i*p. sordid problem play,, superbe the ability to bury the hatchet । ni give you a quarter and you can dropped to 594 Thus from lhe mill- ing quarters, sweat-shop working lowered this will soon force the ,usophisticated junk. The public com- wRh one hand and grind -the ax put it in thfa red box " Seventeen t«ry point of view the larger popula-' condition,, low wages, new v ices Coral reefs bring to mind tossing tlon of 1932 gave only 386.000 poaforeign to rural life, lack of outdoor mea n* of making good thl* d*er*s*e. plain, about such productxmu but wUh the other-Omaha World Herthe movie people maintain that they 1 nM | th£ r— to* thc OAB ML PER slble combatant* against 405.000 for cxercUe, insufficient food and idle- leal aklaa; yat. much to th* awpriae i—Parma News. O»!o. Norway, fa not a new nam* thc smaller population of 1927. ness all are contributing factor*. ot the geological world, a coral reef an put out to meet a demand; that This survey also Indicates that These facts indicate tiiat a nation wa* diaoovered In Vermont. for Chrfatlanla. It wu that dty'* from th* standpoint of attendance Expert* ar* tagging fish to find i' The 70-foot wingspread of a new deterioration is spreading undergoing a rapid industrial dename about BOO year* ago. and wu rural regions. velopment cannot afford to neglect to Christiania by Kin* •Bd box office return* such pictures out where they go tn lhe ocean In t^'in-mocored monoplane, now in use A player by lhe name of Alllaon changed i (Christian, who rebuilt the city after jrt altogether aurprfalng that luch. fixing* a* sport,, games and ot the Cincinnati Reds used a glove|i In 1M0 iaaa and arwt Ihu, K.<ran\A the thn first flrat destruction I thus became had fallen upon It about tndiutrializatlon *hould bring about other health building form* of rec- in U would aaem that th* ha* no privacy.—Punch. Qje heaviest elephant* in captivity. thls state of affair*. Congested llv- reaOotx. Pungent Paragraphs DELINQUENT TAXES ARE DISTRIBUTED (Continued from Page One) particularly fine. With a carved oak screen, a few pieces of furniture to match, a large chest and draperies, lhe set designers sketched out a very effective medieval cAstle interior which brought a spontaneous burst of applause from the audience as the curtains parted. At the con­ clusion of the second get. during the curtain calls, the members of the Dramatie Club brought their direc­ tor. Miss Ruth Robson, onto the stage and presorted her with a bou­ quet of flowers. Most of the costume* used were made under the direction of MUs Rcbeon with six of those used by the leading characters being rented from a New York costumer. The outfits were very effective and added a touch of color to the play. NO BASIS YET FOR A GLOOMY PESSIMISM Rotary Speaker Thought It High Time to “Come Out of It" President Ernest Brown of thc Ferri* Irutltute was the speaker and honor gue*t at the Rotary Club Monday noon. He brought five young men from the Institute with hintone a pianist and four singer*. The boys gave several fine vocal num­ bers, which were greatly appreclat- Mr. Brown spoke of many thing* in recent literature that seemed to .■mack of pessimism, especially men­ tioning recent writings of H. O. Wells and Mr. Stoddard, who seem to take a very gloomy view of the future. (The general proposition as they *ce it is that life Is becoming more complicated, the white race lea* able to meet its demands. They think the colored races are mak­ ing progress toward mastering the civilized world and seem destined to rule lhe world. The speaker said the world is fed up on foolish optimism; but this is no Ume for gloomy pessimism, which is shallow and worse than folly. In the judgment of the speaker wc are clearing the ground for further progress There is no valid reason for asserting that the while race has lost.lt* power. Il is. in his Judtf*ment. destined still to have a com­ manding place in lhe civilisation of lhe future. The best thing to do with gloomy pessimism, in Mr. Brown's opinion, is to come out of It. TELEPHONE REWIRING IMPROVES APPEARANCE Gable Systems Reduce Poles on Main Streets by Half — Baveb Trees An Improvement In telephone serv­ ice as w»ll a* in lhe appearance of the clly will be made when the rewir­ ing of the system here is completed by the Michigan Bell Telephone Company. The Job ha* been flnUhed In the secoqg ward and Is under construction |n the flrat ward. Right* of way are being obtained prior to sterling work In the fourth ward. It will lake about a year to complete all of the work planned, according to J«on McBwaln, the local manager. . Under this new system wire* are replaced by cable* and so ar­ ranged that the number of pole* on m»ln *treet* will be reduced by a lialj. Furthermore, by using cables It U not necessary to trim or cut tree*. Chu, helping to Improve the appearance at street, where pole.-, and wiring are neceasarv. In the switch box, which **rv** a* a dis­ tributing point to nearby hbuM*. A brief inspection of this new sys­ tem of wiring in comparison with ward* where change* have, not been made, will indicate the improvement to appearance mode po*»lble. 'When the new system I* complete, all pole* will be taken off tram Broadway. I �THE Il AB TING 8 BANNEB, WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1M4 Common Sense Bank Talks BANK DRAFTS — Bank drafts are used in the transmission of larger sums of money. They are drawn by one bank upon another bank in some other city, perhaps hundreds or thousands of miles away, and in some cases are on banks or branches in foreign countries, • The bank that issues the draft must of course have sufficient money on deposit at ths paying bank in order that the paying bank may honor the draft and pay the amount of money in­ volved when the draft is present­ ed. In the systematic way banks carry on their business it is sel­ dom that bank drafts are ever dishonored. We maintain bal­ ances in several cities to accom­ modate our customers. . iiotresponsidle charge of assault and battery. The case was therefore triad primarily to detannine the guilt or the inno- FOUKE PM KIM 8IGLBB, MITZGKK'S ATT0RN1Y, HAD XO FAIT HI THAT IT WAS DUE TO GOV’NRS FRIENDSHIP SOLELY MeUftr’i Father and Gov. Comstock Are Warm Personal Friends ~—->|WE6T MICHIGAN PRO — Sporting Items I golfers to meet here SUMMER PR NOW IN EFFE Tournament to Be Held at Country Club in Afternoon H- s- TRACKSTERS —Public Invited WIN TWO, LOSE ONE count. At the conclusion of lhe the Members of Michi; the r Western , « “cni- ------------- directed verdict, which was granted! L»ke View in Moot Here— [the Hastings Country (flub Monday, May 21. About twenty prof rationais To^m to Herion&ls Bat. | from Clubs in this section ot Mtchl■■ - ------ gan are expected to attend. upon inc more serious charge. There "JT'r -7" c Creek , m the morning there will be a upon thc defense, more serious charge.offered There ^«^^kaitSd?v was no therefor? cStTHaw* .me*Un«- #t ,‘oon Incheon by Judge Hawlay. upon the ground < for young Metoger on the lesser Co*c*’Ha»- and li> the afternoon a pro-amateur charee of of ““assault " L.. a Uana ?f ,8 J”'11, e*«n^ »n which the professionals charge assault and and hatters battery." to the regional meet at Grand Rap- {will be paired up with local ama­ Judge Hawley therefore based his . Iteurs In a handicap sentence upon that count He made -­ Hastings High tracksters opened Play will start about 2:00 o'clock In It much more severe than in an or- ' _r_S£lI1 ,nl, nw .. dlnary assault and battery, because iTk-X^ of BMtli Cr aot•flenwon and ."a the pub) p<M« h In­ It was nn aa era vs ted case-R newer-' . . ?!.. —,, ntch thc matches. --—C------.—.7? -- — 14 -- 111 — ; vlIcd nicu ,o w* wauar-Ute tnatciteS. A num­ X or S fairground Wednesday ber wr of or n« wru be * present. pre-m. a meet at “ the fine n>m golfers wiU ■ fterrwin Huttnizs nlar.M( *»» -________ ......... ...... . .. created a furore throughout Michi­ gan when he pardoned Thomas R. Metzger, son of Samuel T. Metzger of Greenville, almost immediately after young Metzger had been sen­ to such an extent that hospital scort<j a slam in the broad Jump. tenced by Judge Royal *B. Hawley f°r B WMk °r mOfe *“|The l0* record on thkpole vault Is at Stanton. Michigan, to serve sixty ^Rieler's vnlrw In the cxPUlne<1 b* thc f,Ct P0^ I days tn the Montcalm county jail. enrtLrt broke and no other was available. thre* candidates who cleared gather with furnishing a bond of ithe bar wcrc’ therefore. S**cn a tie • 1.000 to keep the peace for two toVuSSLnn'S.SSXtKi'?’T •" a'u“' Nick Weber of Biythefiald. BUI Brown. Frank Sprogell. Norman Stahl. Blake Miller. Mike Tansey. Lee Kosten. George Tuttle and othEddie VanPopering, focal profes­ sional and a director In the Asso­ ciation. will have genera) charge of the event. Maurte Wells la president ot the Association and E. W. Har­ bert of Battle Creek is secretary­ treasurer. This tournament will at­ tract the best field golfers ever to appear on the focal course and fol­ lowers of lhe sport will doubtless be, able to see on excellent brand of game. There will be no admission charge for spectators. CONSUMERS COKE tournament. $QOO Fill your bin during May! Prices will increase at least 50c per ton on June first. Time payment terms can be arranged on approved credit. Young Metzger, who is 23 year* Y.K.WT’i 230 Hurdle—Beckwith, (H). of age, was charged with having as­ «eatUb^lllv^^ hS? th™H*ven8' ’«>• »ecand; White. saulted Mr. Stanton, aged 67, the 7o ' 1 ““ (H). third; Bush. CL), fourth. Time Greenville manager of the Con­ crime of murder. | gAconrf, sumers Power Company. Hc was are glad to know that Mr. 81gvsrd nimh Puller tm flrnt* angry because that company had lerWe had nothing whatever to do with 1 Pita' "lV turned the current off at his home' .fro^Siw'cto^S^Jl^riSJhlS thlrd: °°rnel1- ,Ll' fourlh- Th»c on account of non-payment of his seconds. felectrlc light bill. He charged the from the close personal friendship ffthZr'' M,lc Run-OUver. (L). first: Pettaanager with responsibility for do­ »^ki. er9on. ,H>- «cond; Larabee. (H). ing this. The proofs In the case BOARD OF REVIEW. | til Friday evening. May M. by hl^ina fan5J.infoir^t' thlrd: 1'arnni, (L), fourth. Time 5 showed thst the order to shut off HASTINGS NET MEN U appolnUncnt : minutes, nineteen seconds. Thc board of review will meet > which time it la hoped thAt the the current had come from Alma, । Yanl p^sh—Wlnlnger. (H), ■ „„ 'council will know the extent of the area center of the company, from the governor, WIN AND LOSE next Monday to go over the oweas- changCi mAdc ln the by first; Leaze, <L). second; Cooper. and was not at all due to Mr. Stanments made by the supervisors. The |the board of review, and can make (H). third; Desplns, • (L>, fourth. Hastings High tennis players de­ city budget will not be adopted un-1 their plans accordingly. , . Time 59 seconds. feated Ionia 4 to 1 and lost 6 to 0 The Banner lost week commented 120 Low Hurdle—Becker, (H). to Kalamazoo Central in a tourna­ on the governor's act, so that we first; Havens. (H). second; Bush. ment held here last week. In the I heed say no more about that. OutIonia series Gordon Crolbers de-j in Michigan, that's just one state, Islde of the governor’s part in this (L). third; Brady. (H). fourth. 220 Yard Dash-Fuller. (Hi; first; feated Wilder 5-4. 9-11. 6-4. Horace but whether the drink is sold at case there was considerable Inter­ Barnum. (H), second; Furrow. (H). Angell defeated Nlnz 7-5. 6-1. Law------------------------------tables or bars the------results are just > eat In thia case to the people of j Hastings for other reasons. First, ‘ stroll ■ — down — the (Continued from page one) third; Flta, (L). fourth. Time 25 rencc of Ionia defeated George Dew-' the same.- Just ey 1-6. 6-4. 6-3. Crothers and Angell, streets of our fair city late at night because it was tried before, and the sentence was pronounced by. "Oounty-Wldc 701 Booster Drive”: 880 Yard Daxh—Jngle, (HL first; defected Wilder and Lawrence 7-S, j and count those who are Intoxlcat. Judge Royal B. Hawley, of Ionia the Idea being to gain 701 boost­ Johnson, (L), second; Ovenmlth. 6-1 in lhe doubles while Dewey and ed. I who. like our own Judge Russell R. ers for Scouting and Camp Pire (H), third; Williams, (H». fourth. Taffee defeated Benedict and "Wine Is a mocker, strong drink is Time two minutes, 18 seconds. Chance 6-2. 8-6. . raging and tlwse that are deceived iMcPeck, has ganled an enviable Hugh Riley Is general chairman, Relay—Barnum. (H). first; Fur­ reputation throughout Michigan as I -------------—----------an able, *fair and conscientious assisted by Richard Oook, John C. row (H>, second; Beckwith, <H>. RANCHERS TO PLAY | judge. In recent years Judge Haw- Ketcham. Maurice Foreman and third; Fuller, <H>. fourth. Time one BATTLE CREEK TEAM „A„S11 PHAIKIKVIlXE | ley has held court In Hastings quite Mrz. Aben Johnson. The funds re- 1minute. 474 seconds. ANU LA31 ULI.1 MAMOU. Pole Vault—Barnum. (H). and । frequently. Those here who have at- celved will go to assist the Scouts, Mr. and Mrs. T. McDonald and A baseball game between thc Bar­ | tended circuit court and been In­ Camp Fire Girls. Cuba and Blue- 'Thompson, (Hi; Bush. (L). second. ry County Ranchers and a Battle' Shot Put—Payne. (H). first; Fish. terested in cases presented to him birds. Creek colored team In the Class A ■have always been Impressed with I When one considers that a gain (L). second; • -------- ; White. (Hi. third; May 20—June 3 of forty for’v per nrr cent rnnt has hn been made marl* in tn Barnum. n>r.n,,m (H>. .ir fourth. Distance. 39 League will be played at Indian 'his fairness, knowledge of tv.. the law ot Landing Sunday afternoon com- , Inclusive, ■knd high sense of justice. They membership In these groups during Ffeet. 2 1-2 inches. mencing at 2:00 o'clock. consider him a man who docs hon­ the past year and greater activity: High Jump—Blackbum. (L). first: Providing.there is sufficient interor to the high position of circuit is a result, the need for county-wide Johnson. tL). second; Fuller. (H). e&t shown by fans the Indian Land­ co-operetlon is Is further realized. Be Be-­ tiilrd; third: White, Whin- (H). iH>. fourth. Distance : judge. The governor's action could co-operation GEO RUB BENNABD ing team plans to schedule a num­ not be construed as anything else cause ot lhe fine assistance given 5 feet, three inches. ber of strong teams for games and I Bro,id Jump—Furrow. (H), first; to build up a good Une-up of play- | than an unmerited rebuke to Judge by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation, Hawley. We believe the sentence the amount necessary to raise in Havens, <H). second; Barnum. (H), 'was fully merited. It is very im­ Barry county is less than last year. second; Barnum. (H), third; Beck­ Show your interest in and loyalty with. <H), fourth. portant to the welfare of the state Hastings High tracksters lost to knU every community in it that the to our boys and girls by doing your At the time of the repeal of the Idecislon of courts should be respcct- part in this "701 Booster Drive" Allegan 69 to 54 in a track meet at 18th Amendment the sentiment of ted. It Is certain Judge Hawley ex­ next week. the fair grounds Saturday morning. a great many people was, "V(e never He has conducted revival eamiaUrns in practically all of the Recently the statement was made Herewith is a summary of the re­ want to see the saloon back." ercised his best judgment in decid­ ing this case. Thoae who know him that in New York City 700 of that sults: But I would like to quote an ar220 Yard Dash—Conlee, (A), first; tick* from the "Grand Rapids Her­ are confident that he acted with an city's public school teachers refused Ifipen mind, uninfluenced by politi­ to swear allegiance to the Constitu­ Befcwith. <10. second; Brady, <H>, ald" as follows: "Gov. Lehman of| Hear Him Each Evening, Except Saturday tion of the United States, many be ­ cal considerations and unprejudiced thfd; Barrell, (H). fourth. Time New York signed the permanent 11- | by public feeling or the nature of ing avowed communists, in these 27.4 seconds. quor control bill (May 13th) opening] the act and that he fearlessly did days when there Is so much activity 100 Yard Dash—Smith. (A), first; the way for New Yorkers to drink; Sunday Service*.begin at 9:45 A. M. and 7:99 P. M. by the communists among the Conlee. (A), second; Fuller. <H), legally at liquor bars on and after) his duty as he saw it. Local interest in the case was fur­ school children of our land and our third; Griffith. (A), fourth Time July 1st." Miss Hannah Dahblrom. lhe Swedish singer ot Reed Clly, will ther Ina eased because of the fact own state. It Is with a feeling of 11:00 seconds. Of course you say that that isn't that a Hastings attorney. Mr. Kim confidence and relief, as well as Mlle Run—Bfoss, (A), first; Peter­ Sigler, defended young Metzger, pride, that we have such character son. (H). second; Ranke (A>. third; Remember the place. Don't forget thc hour. Don't forget the building organizations as lhe Boy against whom two counts were filed, Larabee. (Hi. fourth. Time 5.18 sec­ the first being "assault with Intent Scouts and Camp Fire Girls, these onds. L. D. MILES. Pastor. to do great bodily harm leas than lads .and lasses knowing the history 440 Yard Dash—Da moth. (A), • the crime of murder” and second and meaning of and therefore loving flrtt; Ransey, (A), second; Balogne. our own beautiful national emblem. (A), third; Wlnlngcr, (H). fourth. I "assault and battery.? | We learn that Mr. Bigler Inform­ Let us be glad to be of service in Time 57.1 seconds. ed the defendant and his father at thia splendid cause. 120 Yard Dash—Havens, (|J). the time he was employed that first; Beckwith. (H). second; Jones. | there could be no defense to the (A), third; While, (H). fourth: Ttme 15JJ seconds. ■ 220—Yard Dash-Smith, (A). Aral; Fuller. (H), second; Barnum. (If), third; Griffin. (A), fourth. Time 25 seconds. 880 Yard Dash—Jugle. (Hi. first; Williams. (H), second; Ovcrsmlth, (Continued from page one) (H). third; MUler, (A), fourth. Time Mrs C. B. Hodges, Mrs. A. D. Mc­ 2.17 minutes. Relay—Allegan, 1.41 minutes. Donald. Mrs. Earl Boyes, and Mrs. Pole Vault—Finn, <A). first; Wil­ Harry Walers. Mrs. William Steb­ bins was chairman of thc committee son, (H>. second; Zabcth. (A), third. Shot Put—Finn, (A), first; Miller. to assist the physicians and dentists (A), second; Payne. (H), third; at the school. The committee was composed of Mrs. A ben Johnson, ShoemakCT. (A), fourth. High Jump—Finn. (A), first; Bar­ MIm Janet Teale, Mrs. C. G. DcCou. Mrs. Earl Wareham. Mrs. Forrest rett, (H). second; Fuller, (H). third; JohnsjQ, Mrs O. E Goodyear. MUs Beckwith, (H). fourth. 5 feet 3 Sara Schader. Mrs. Orville Sayles. Inches. ksm Broad Jump—Damolh. (A), first; The number. examined was fiftyHavens. (H). second: Jones. (A), four. third; Furrow. (J|>, fourth. Distance Vaccination against smallpox was offered at the lime of lhe conferScore—Allegan 69. Hastings 54. •ncer and flfly-seven children were Hastings High track men defeat­ vaccinated. Small appointment cards, making an appointment with ed Ionia 55 to 45 tn a meet at the the family physician for the admin­ fair ground here Tuesday afternoon. istration of toxoid, were given to The local team f cored first In the 220 yard low hurdles, lhe mile run. each Parent. Home nails to be made during the the 120 yard low hurdles, thc 8R0 summer will be made on thc par­ yard run. and the shot put. Wil­ ents of children who show physical son of Hastings came within onchalf inch of tying Campbell of Ionia defects needing correction. in the broad jump. Hastings scored DEATH OF- GEORGE LY­ a slam In the' 800 yard run. MAN CRACKER REAGER. Residents of Barry township will H. H. S. ARCHERS WORK be interested In the following item ON BOWS AND ARROWS H. a H. CLEANER sent the Banner from Oskaloosa, Iowa. About 35 boys are now taking an George Lyman Fracker Seager was active pert in the Hastings High bom at Gilman. Iowa, on July 11, school Archery club, according to D1CK-A-DOO PAINT 1873 and died al the Downing hotel Verrol Oonklin lijstructor of manuel and WALL CLEANER In Oskaloosa, the home of his ma­ training. Ten have hickory bows un­ ternal aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. der construction and three are GOLDEN OIL, for Cleaning E O. Lalnson, at five o'clock Wed­ tackling the more difficult job ot Woodwork, quarts £a0G nesday afternoon. May D. 1834, aged fashioning stoves otit ot osage or­ 00 years, nine months, and 28 days, ange. A number of the boys. too. are VARNISH for Furniture after s- lingering lllntas. He is sur­ vived by hU wife, Mrs. Margaret making arrow sets. A second hand standard target has been recondlSeager of Marshalltown, Iowa, one dltioned and will soon be ready to daughter. Miss Holly Seager of Des SPAR VARNISH, for Moinas. lows, one brother. Charles put in place on the range west of the Exterior Work, quart . Seager of Whithall, Mich., and other schoolhouse. No tournaments wlll be relatives, the daughter having as­ held this year, but a number of National Bank of Hastings Per Ton—Cash CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Or Your Local Fuel Dealer COUNTYWIDE 701 BOOSTER DRIVE' The Old Rugged Cross Revival two children of Otsego were Bunday vUitora of Mrs. Margrett McCafTer- The Utile twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Rheubln Reed Will answer to tbs name of liabelle and Marebelle. They are about , ten days old fine. Quite a few onion growers are replanting their crop or a part of it and hard frost have done consider* i able damage. FARMERS!! SIGN YOUR CONTRACTS NOW FOR STRING BEAN ACREAGE! Will be at the Farmers’ Market and Seed Store Saturday, May 19 and 26. Lake Odessa Canning Co. Phone 3379 Evenings or 32,0 t Have you seen the ASTONISHING.' INFiNT (ND PRE­ SCHOOL CLINICS Now GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER 1934 Wall Paper 300 Patterns to Select From 10c to 75c a Double Roll Wider Imprint Shows Difference! Bring in your samples from the Mail Order Houses and let us compare quality and price. We Aim to Carry All Housecleaning Helps 25c 35c CLEANING SPONGES, oach 75c $1.25 20c 29c n>3kSfl^JIW* — costlier to build, yet costs you nothing extra! Protect your Floors with • Ceaseless and unmerciful abuse on the toughest roads—worse treat­ ment than you ever give a. tire even with your fast-springing, higherpowered, easy-braking car—that's what the new “G-3” took, better than any tire ever built before!.., Come see the greatest Goodyear ever offered—let us. point out Its marvelous features and quote you on a set Johnson’s WAX AND CLEANERS We have all size cans in both paste and liquid. CARVETH & STEBBINS Goods Delivered MORE 0 NON-SKID MILEAGE Phone 2131 sisted with her father's care tor two Funeral services were held at the Wilcox-Garland chapel at ten o'clock Friday morning. Burial in the Marshalltown* cemetery. -Those from out of town present at the fu­ neral were Mrs, Putnam Kellogg and family of Montour. Iowa, and Mrs Nellie o. Seager, Chicago Beach Ho­ tel, Chicago. Mr. Seager had a summer homo at Delton where he had come every year since 1822. and will ba missed by his many friends. next season. PERRY WINS H. H. S. PING PONG TITLE Lynn perry defeated Horace An­ gell two out of three mutches in the ping pong finals Wednesday after­ noon to win lhe open championship of the Hastings High school. Don Widrig came out first in the novice tournament by defeating Floyd Everhart, Jr., two games BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE Hit GOOD NEWS This tnarvslous new G4 All-Weather with it* many advantagee over any other tire on the market costs you noth Let ua chock your Battery for Summer a Driving Wl U �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1*34 don't dispute it, not when you are in I Anna. Another town that we passed through, stands more or leu as a ‘ to a former Barry county late Harvey Williams, of -.-it's the town of Monrovia. It's more than a town—it's a city, (Continued from page one) (Continued from page one) 'and a good substantial place that , 'has enjoyed a splendid growth, has oranges seven ctetn Tor 25 cents. nne buildings and from'all appear- "Hounds and Hunting" and other | It is beyond my power lo fittingly I ancea is coming along nicely. Those. dog magazines. Although there is no way of eslldescribe the Mission Inn at River-, who knew Mr. Williams in Ids life­ North Michigan Ave. - Hasting*, Michigan side. It will always stand as a mon- time and were familiar with his ag- mating in advance the number who ument to the genius of one man. gresslve, straight-forward, impulsive will attend, it is probable the crowd Frank Miller. Ils .founder. Millions nature, can well appreciate that he will exceed lhe capacity of the ix>of dollars must have been spent to believed in Monrovia with all his tel and rooming house acoommodareproduce the architecture, charm heart and soul, and overlooked no, tlons here, so that the cooperation and restfulness of tiie old Spanish opportunity to boost it, and go the of there who have desirable rooms SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. harvard and wife. days, iu charm has spreafl around limit in promoting iu welfare. He for rent will be required. A commit­ Mr and Mrs. Frank Norton and 'Mr and Mrs l-con Or“y SL1’d CleotawSreBatUe Creek visitors “X of West Vermontville spent Bun- the world and it has entertained became interested in Monrovia when > tee will be assigned the task of se­ Kings, Presldenu and. notables ga- it was not much n»re than a name, curing a prospective list of rooms wednesdav I day wlth Lu,u Oray. lore. Small wonder -then, that fa- and saw It develop into a pretty, later. When the trials were held In c.. rnhh Tr Ot Rattle Creek । MrS Grovcr Marshall attended end Sthhb* brSwr ,he MolheT’» *** program at the mous writers should come to this substantial little city, of which he Allegan there were not sufficient beautiful place for inspiration. It was one uf the leading splriu. rooms available to take care of the a jS5ngEV*n*CH“1 CbUrCh BUnday was here that Carrie Jarobs Bond Though he has passed on. he Is not crowd that came. The entry fee will . Ila Jarrord of Battle Creek spent i ' » > wrote her famous song. “The End Of forgotten, and his loyalty to his be *3 00 On a Saturday evening during a Perfect Day." after a trip to near- western home is still spoken of on the week end with her parents, L. W. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. the middle of July a meeting will by Mt. Rubidoux, made famous for tiie coast. 1U Easter Morning sunrhe services {Still another cltv that we nnsM-di1* he,d ,n l!1* fourt h0U3e to winch wm «bo .urced by Mr. Mil-1 «, Uili «”ri1 '■ ,he„M '"Il 'Hllrt on Mverel ore.rloru. wu lhe so to discuss plans for a barftjuet at which the beagle owners will be occylon, “ enry V.n Dyke Hu . MauUI01 clt , mu b .1 . xervlrec 1 । j 7. oi . rasauena. rms ts tended these nnn, read hbs ocauuiui _ cuy ...... unded services and his thc. w. Qt. fftmoua Hunttaftoo guests. The different classes to be judged wMehtall n^vxOfthL^e ' L*bn‘n' Whkh *‘U b<’ ,nOre which Is always included In these alvejy referred to later. Many very during the meet are os follows: 13 7 “Jere^ Zona Gate has said. wcallhy loca[^ ln inch class. 18 months and under; IS This sunrise advice is a racial ex- Pasadena, after they have "mode inch class. 18 months and under; 13. presMon as old as lhe ImpuLw ol Ul.tr „yc- ,„ n.e Bcnlit|,„i Inch dog class, all ages; 13 Inch! i„hC SS* 7* T1 and m.Xn. In ““h £ bitch class, all ages; 15 Inch dog; Your Phone Call Start* Our Trucks On the Way class, all ages; IS Indi bitch class. in wonder John Steven McOroarly <prM lhl. cto5,„g yni„ ot bul>. wnu hu wm Si'” " •“ “nd 10 Bural Bishop Is president of the1 . write ms MlMton piny tractiveness ot the clly. There are Bew-ral Pmldenu or the United wlfc lhld „d Wolverine Beagle Association and SIS:00,1 nlng. .May 18. Admission wlll be farm after a five years* residence IRVING. Telephone 2194 Ea«t Green St ,* W J“rewel' hbhdder [d shrubbery and surroundings, all here. They will be missed. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Springer, Mrs. charged but it will not be huge. nLn2?o 71* tlol* n mhllng to add lo the ailraellveoeas The school picnic wlll be Thurs­ John Springer and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nagel of ,77', U>« ____ ,v ,‘------- 7 , ,1 vne city. AMde Asiac Iron irom Ute me HuntingHuntingWilliam Springer, who had ail just day. May 17. All the district is in­ Grand Rapids and their daughter planted original na- •lo — __ ..-----pl«nM one on. of the lhe two »o«rl«ln* „ ubr.ry. on. ot .. lhe ... Inviting moved to Hastings, were called to vited. were Mother's Day caljers here. veto™.,I,m--------------------------Blacli Q„ae„ vel orange trees in the Court of .h. thc >poul> I Flint by the death of Bert SprlngMrs. Lucretia Benham has re­ Mr. and Mrs. William McCann. ,rSnb'!l'” “"i “ «» “ < ” A„n,„wrO uw„ .am,'. Busch Is At Anheuser-Busch fame. er. who passed away at a hospital Mrs. Lewis Wilcox and Jack Perry turned from Richland Junction. 7, ”u ■““>’» “ “» mulll-mllthere on May 9. The family have were in Lansing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Alex Mayville > ti­ 1 honaloe brewer ol SI. Louis. He aperit the sympathy of all. ter tai ned their children from Grand The Irving folks gathered at the o 8U17L LVh"'57"*“ a lorlune In IrwiiMormlng a deep. Don't forget the play, “An Old home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nich­ Rapids on Mother's day. (Continued from Page One) PrUtce ouslavusAdolphus and crown ,„k. ra,t„c. „1UlnlnB m,ny Fashioned Mother." under the aus­ ols to give them a farewell party the school system here received BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY on their tour ol the world In 1920. ol „„ trees, shrubs. Io­ about *10.000 from the state. The pices of the Ladles' Aid. Friday eve- before they moved back to their '? '»«' "'d '"“ds Have been the Oovemor .Lie at . u .... K(jom. amount to be received tills coming Governor »r of the stale, a Un. ban­ year is not certain. It may be more quet held In the “ “ ­ Patio of---Mission .modatlon of automobiles and it Is Inn. ’visited by throngs of people, being Conscientiously made by my Dental The board announces that by re­ Beside* being one of the best. open to lhe public. ducing teachers' salaries and cutting Mechanic of 28 years experience. known nown hotels in the _ country -------- the ln In compBny company WIU1 with Mrs Mrs.. n -r. expenses all possible the school year Mlwlon Inn Is also really a combi- French we enjoyed thc delightful ended with a comfortable balance Same workmanship and material as Muifum “nd Art Gallery ,drlrc to Barbara. w on hand. The surplus, however, is Probably no place in the world has|mUea of AngelM. going by not sufficient to take care of lhe used in my regular $10.00 plates. * u 1rctl°" of old way of lhe Roosevelt Highway along drastic reductions in prospect. shore of the ocean. Around Ven- School teachers will be offered their anesthetic. No needle dutreM I^rts of the earth. The collection is tura ls on oll ^uon which is almost Priceleu In va ue because, unu,uai »n Utst wells have been year and a full curriculum of stud­ they could not be duplicated, and drt|led way oul ies will be given. represent all ages and forms of evidently paying because some of Prom present Indications the r worship .. worxhin them were In operation. , board will have to entertain the There's the Spanish Art Gallery, I possibility of reducing the length of Santa Barbara Is one of the very ! the ------school *T’' year ---------y ris re-" resembling a great hall of old Spain.'; .tlAcuve unless aid- i. cities .long th. A1Jlh. jehdol ye.r ulto> .W refilled with paintings of representa­ most at IU front door U lhe Pwlhe '‘md’ to ol tive Spanish artists of the 17th and whose vastness and mystery always I th*t given last year, 18th centuries. A marble stairway leads up to lhe Chapel of St Fran­ give it a peculiar charm. When in1 thc presence of our grates! ocean i REGULAR SURVEY cis of Assisi. This was designed as a place for weddings, meditation and 'one feels likes standing with un­ BY FOOD INSPECTORS covered head. Its ceaseless surge has been dedicated as an interna­ and Its appalling space suggest the tional shrine for aviators The beau­ Infinite. At the back door beautiful General Sanitary Condition* tiful altar is of carved wood and gold rear their tnetr lofty tony crests, crests. . Found Considerably leaf and was made about 1720 for mountains rear always something grand ASSORTED SIZES ~' I the private chapel of Marquis de and there is o' Improved c about the mountains. < Rayas of Guanajuato, and Ls of thc .and majestic ---------------- ...-------------, They stand as monuments to fearful W. H. Knapp and W. E- Bicknell finest 18th century Spanish work-;, dairy and food inspectors of the manship. The windows and mosaics 'tragedies that occurred countless Agrlcul------- — of------------were designed by Stanford White !ages before man's appearance on Michigan Department this old planet. From thc base of the culture, were in Barry county all of and mode by Louis Tiffany Hie mountains the land gradually slopes' last week making their regular surMission inn is one of the favorite to the scsi. and on tills slo|x? the city vey of dairies and food establlsh|Jaces for young people to be mar- , was built.. The place and its pro- menu In the county. In company ried. In fact the day that we were tective features must iuive appealed 1 with Leonard Board of the County there a young couple were married to the Mission fathers for in an ear- Health Unit. Mr. Board makes freand were given quite a rousing send . ;ly 'day the Santa Barbara Mission j quent inspections ot these estaWlshoff by the good sized bridal |»rty aa- ‘was built here, which we visited. Ils menu throughout the year and companylng them. x walls, six feet in thickness have de-' about twice a year the state inspec­ Telephone 2515 Frank Sage ted the ravages of .tors j tors maxe make surveys wim with mm him lor for uIInortwin ned earthquakes and the an ana ll M lnd.y „ one'wlue mnew.l, .nd t» u.Ul him In nTnv1^ of the best preserved Mission build- correcting taw violations Mr. BlckRUMla fIt2vf Bariumand ^thrr lngS On l,W COa*t But VCr>’ ,eW I*0* ncU “lsO USted SC“I“ “nd ®aaO,lne enunlrJ. XE pl. then-lod.y. .nd mel.neholy pump. In «om»d dlhnd .ultan. countries. This collection alone , fairly broods over the place that ' These inspections include the represents a sizeable fortune. used to minister lo thousands. Tiie sanitation of equipment and meth- I There is also the cloistered walk monastery gardens are grown up to ods of handling products In dairies. | of a monastery, wltft niches of the h grasses and trailing vines, and the milk plants, creameries, meat mar­ chief missions and their patron stately crucifix casts a sliadOw like kets. grocery stores, confectioneries.! saints, statues, pictures and paint­ restaurants slaughter houses, etc. ings tell the Mission history, and per­ a benediction over Ils sleeping dead. Water samples are collected at these I Jong since turned to dust. A few Daring April, 493% of all new petuate the memory of those brave monks arc still there, but all around establishments annually by Mr. I souls who spread the Gospel all is an atmosphere of sadness and Board to determine their purity and car buyer* hi Detroit cboac Ford along our western coast. Many rare * unreality. Like aged pilgrims they safety. oriental objects of art in stone. The general sanitary conditions live in the days of long ago. while a V-8*b. Ford outsold the second new world has sprung up at their were found to be considerably Im­ found in the Court of the Orient proved. especially in the meal mar­ and Japanese Tea Garden. In the car three to one! Thia in the kets ana those establishments sell­ I— , by . UMaUA Hall the "Ho-onwNt>t ,ar removed a modern city near Phoenix Our Boot of MW Ford F-8’s is coslhut us Uss for ing beer. Several contaminated wa­ Kan" 1* to be seen. This Is a carved b’'e" bul,t “P *lth »e* ,deaU fourth consecutive month iu ter supplies have been discovered lacquered Buddha of heroic sire. It und aspirations. In one way this has and corrected within the past year. Is several hundred years old and came expressed in the new *1.500.000 Those food establishments which which Ford sales have topped all from an old temple In Japan Be- court house thl‘l ,n decoration are considered as taking the ele­ cause of the effort of the Mission “"d appointments would do justice mentary precautions to protect the other* by a generous margin. And Inn to promote intemattonalunder- lo a clt> mzuxy 1Ls slze The health of the consumer are awarded standing, through the expression of homes are substantial and al­ Eaters of approval by the Oounty no wonder! Ford owner* and appreciation-arid friendship to other tractive. lawns well kept, the streets ralth Unit and are displayed for peoples, the founder of the Inn has c'ean and well paved Banta Barbeen accorded many honors. Among bare is a beautiful little city and the benefit of those consumers In­ driver* of car* in every price them was the Order of the Rising m<»t attractively located. While terested in clean, pure foods. visit mss on : LAWN MOWERS we■ IT SUE SIDE =^: SHARPENED! WOLVES IIE 8EIGL CLUBTOMEETHERE Cook’s Welding & Machine Shop If You Want Your Car To Last Long and Run the Best, Have a Sunoco Grease Job At ANDRUS SERVICE Delivery Corher Jefferson and Court Sts. Hastings, Mich Hastings Ice & Fuel Company SCHOOL’SSHAREOF M LL TAX REDUCED Amazing Dental Offer A GOOD Set of TEETH $5 TALKING EXTRACTIONS D . 50c FORD V 8 DENISON CEDAR POSTS I GENUINE WHITE PINE BARN SIDING Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ot all New Cara Sold In Detroit and Wayne County During April were FORD V«8’ Attention Farmers We are now Contracting Pickles for delivery at the following Stations:— Middleville, Hastings, Delton, Free­ port and Nashville, for a 12 weeks’ cash crop, with Guaranteed Price and Market. Sign one of our Pickle Agreements Hirsch Bros. & Co. Phone 2649 or 2654. Hastings, Mich. JOE DeRUITER, Mgr. We handle a Complete Line of Mich. Fertiliser* T The American Home associations in Michigan. Thia is lhe kind of security this “NATIONAL" and ITS SHARES. 3T.be ^Jafipnal goan & Inueetment QTnmgmuj J. L. Mana, Hasting*, Mich. Bun conferred upon Mr. Miller by there wc enjoyed luncheon in the OBITUARY. the Emperor of Japan patio of the Biltmore, a large resort Ida May Bush was bom in Huron Delicious meals are served in the hotel, on the shore of lhe Pacific Co.. Ohio. Jan. 6, J 858, one of elev­ patio of the Mission Inn throughout and whlle dining ©fluid also enjoy en children. When six years of age the year In a setting that is cUs- .the never ending- beauties of the she with tier parent* and family and tlnctlvety ocean. (others of that county, 23 tn all. mi­ tlnctlvelv Moorish and Spanish Snanlsh:;''ocean. with fountains playing, and orange While in SanU Barbara we called grated to Michigan and settled In and nalm ] upon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hams, and ,a then sparsely populated section palm trees in Profusion, profusion, it 1; goes i without — saying J...O that lhe patio at- daughter. Mrs. Rlzoe. Mr. Rizor not , of Barry co Except for four yean tracts many people at all hours of; having returned home from the city. spent , In Ipwa during the early part the day. No one should, visit River-' All were former residents of this ,of her married lift ahe. for seventy side without devoting several hours city, will be remembered by many .years, lived In the vicinity of Has­ to a tour through Mission Inn. | Banner readers, and wished to be , tings. forming many warm friend­ The people of the West are noted, remembered to friends "back home." ships and associations through the for their adaptability and for hav- They are all nicely situated, enjoy­ ing the qualities that enable them 1 ing good health and their western married to Robt. Newton and to to meet conditions we th<*7 arise.' On home. Anyone visiting Santa Barthis union one son was born. Prank the way to Riverside you pass bare could readily see bow this Newton, who survives, together through a pretty little town called, would be possible—and probable. with three grandchildren and one Aausa. The rather peculiar name' W. R. Cook, brother. Eugene Bush of Hastings. prompted me to inquire why the! ----------------- « • » Mrs. Newton was a conscientious place was called Azusa. The reply BRUSH RIDGE CEMEworker, a good mother and a true was that when the town was first j pioneer spirit, devoting henelf «acTERY CIRCLE. started. Its founders were somewhat rlAcially to the best Interests of M. came to ~ selecting The Brush Ridge cemetery Circle stumped when it her home and family. After a brief an appropriate name for the mu- met with Mrs Lydia Shilton Thunillness she passed on to her nicipal fledgling, and it was a sub- day. April 36. there being 31 present eternal reward on the morning of ject.pt deep consideration They to enjoy lhe pot luck dinner. After May 1. 1934. She will be rememtalked and Ulked. and debated and ■ the dinner the regular business debated, and never seemed any1 meeting was taken up. It was decldand deeply mourned by those who nearer to a solution. Finally they ‘d to have lhe next meeting at the wondered whether there was any- cemetery on Saturday. May 26. for thing that could be produced in' all day. Anyone having extra flowNORTHEAST WOODLAND. that section from which they could era w shrubs to plant please bring name their burg, and one fellow them. Also bring your own hoes and and children spent Sunday with Mr. actually inquired. “What can we pro- rakaa. etc. Pot luck dinner at noon and Mr*. Vivian Hansbarger of dure here, after which we can name and please bring your own table Chester. this town?" Another fellow prompt- service. Everyone interested should Homer Smith of Carlton spent ly replied. "We can produce even'- try to attend this meeting and do Sunday at John Suin'. ' thing from A to Z that U produced their share of work in the cemetery. Mr. and Mri. John Stain called puzzle, and today “everything that Cheesemakers, now framing their cently. She 1* gaining slowly. can be produced from A to Z in U coda ot ethics, should not tail to 8. A." stands forth In the proudly standardise the holes in the Swiss progressive town of AZUSA—and I variety .-Chicago Dally News. more you have left da** are saying some mighty* complimentary things abont the performance, safety, comfort and economy of the V-8. Today is a good day to drive a Ford V-8 and learn why Ford is America's fast­ est selling*car. Remember—Ford stuffy car teilh ths uriadows all clossd. ’515 FORD DKALKBS OF MICHIGAN Ford Dealer* Preaenti WATCH THE FORDS GO �TOT HAlTma« BANN1B. WTOOTBDAT, MAT U, MM Social Events and Personal Mention Charley Powell . and Earl Smith were. tn Chicago on Monday. Mra. 8am Mote and Miss Letha Mote spent Bunday in Holland. Miss Holly Seager of DesMaines, Iowa, was in the city on Tuesday on business. Victor Dixon of Chicago was'the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hall Dr. and Mrs- Wm. Ttiwalte* and family of Grand Rapid! were Sun­ day guests of Dr. and Mra. Dennis Mr. and Mra. Charles Dawson and family of Ann Arbor are expected Friday to epend ths balance of th* MMk at Wai) lake. ■ Mr. and Mra 0. J. Lahr and hl* mother. Mrs. Ella Lohr, were Sun­ day guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Don Remer of Cedar Springs. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Finstrom were Mr. argl Mrs. Andrew Kemp of Battle Cheek and Charley and Jack Beaumont of Bay City. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Frey and daughter drove up from Michigan City, Indiana. Saturday with Mrs. L. Severance, who had been visiting I It is a fact that L. V. BESSMER OPTOMETRIST Hasting, Friday, May 18 BUTTER DELTON. Amancan Legton Unit Activities XS wlttl Mr WOODLAND. Ths Woman’s Study Club their May meeting at the a ** yr Mrs Chester* Banghart All members of the American Le- were Sunday guest* of Mrs. Sarah iclub, "When You glen Auxiliary who possibly can are ■ Brandstetter at Hastings.' Charles Faul made a business trip urged to attend thc meeting on I Mr. and Mr*. Gordie Durkee and iswered to roll call. A paper, “Liter­ to Detroit on Monday. Tiiursday evening m final plan* for' Mr. and Mr*. Ike Letnaar went to iature in the Home" was read by Puppy Day are to be discussed, also Holland Sunday to see the tulips. :Matilda Cook and another on ln Batpe Creek on Monday. for the observance of Memorial and Lealrice Dunning spent tho week Mlaa Anne Burton spent the week Decoration Days. .end with her aunt Mrs. Clarence 1There were musical selections on an ehd with relative* In Ann Arbor. Delegates to the Fourth District (Texter at Hastings. old-fashioned Concert Roller Organ Mr. and Mra. Morris Barlow visit­ convention to be held In Lawrence Our rchoob will close next Pri­ by Margaret Baitinger assisted by ed relative* In Linsing Sunday. on Bunday will be named. Dinner dV with a picnic at Prairieville Ruth arid Mary Lake. Thia IpstruClyde Keeper visited hU mother b to be served In the Lawrence Public Park. at Pari*, Mich, ovter Mother's day. i High school at noon, and the proPerry Nunemaker passed away created much interest. Another pa­ Hubert D- Cook has been spending gram and business session* are Tuesday morning after a short ill- per “Art and Pictures in the Home" several days In Chicago on business scheduled for the same place. It b nes* of pneumonia. Funeral services was read by Helena Schuler. A poem expected that several of the De-;were h«ld al thc Funeral Home PriMUs Mario Rowe.visited at her partrnent officers will attend and ] d®y afternoon with interment bi I which thc club sang "Home Sweet home in Big Rapid* over the week music by the Sturgis Drum and ,1 Hickory cemetery. ” ____ . .Comers _______________ _ I| Home." , Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Wertman were | The 18th annual meeting of the Bugle Corps wlll enliven the con­ MIm Josephine Stein visited her vention with old time martial mu­ Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mra. El-; Barry Oounty Federation of Wommother at Harbor Springs over thc sic. Lawrence has never entertained don Becdle at Prairieville. , cn's Club will be held in the MasonMr. and Mra. Cha*. Lechteitner j ic Temple at Freeport, Friday. May a District Convention, but has a Mrs. Charles Gladstone ____ and live, growing Legion A baseball and Marguerite and Edward spent 18. All club members are urged to daughter Charlene are visiting in game follows the business session Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth attend. HollandMrs. Frank Annable and Mrs. At five o'clock Thursday morning Mra. George White Mias Bertha Sherman comprise the com­ There will be two free talkies in the Woodland fire truck was called Elizabeth Finch . were In Battle mittee on entertainment for Thurs­ Delton this week. One Wednesday to Sunfield to help fight a fire in the Creek on Tuesday. day night. The president. Mrs. Don­ night sponsored bv lhe Delfon Boos­ business section. Due to the strong Mra. Charles Jones at Baltic ald Smelker. hopes there may be a ter dub and one Friday night spon­ HEN Mr. Sum­ wind the fire could not be headed of! on Tuesday good attendance at this week's sored by the Ford Motor Co. and Ray Welch’s implement store, calllng on friends. meeting. At the Garden Club meeting Mapes furniture in the store room mer Sun beMr. and Mrs. M A. Lamble have Thursday afternoon, plans were above, the dance hall and- part of returned from a visit with Mr. and The officers, executive board and srinR boiling down on made for d flower show to be held the Shell OU station were bruned. Mrs. R B. Rouse of Ypsilanti. their wives iiad the evening in LEGION POST AND June 20. and the following commit ­ The elevator was on fire but was put MUs Choula Burton, who has been charge which, following a business your fur felt hut, it’« UNIT GIVE SCHEDULE tees were appointed: Registration out without much damage. The fire living in Fort Collins. Colorado, has M.uion and a ix?rlocl of community committee. Mr*. Ada Thorpe and departmenu from Lake Odessa. Mul­ like keeping your come to live with her aunt. Miss singing led by former Congressman Mrs. Clara Loomis; exhibition com­ Anne Burton. Ketcham, was passed very pleasant­ Graves of World War Vet­ mittee, Mrs. Lillian Hayward. Mra. liken and Woodland were all called head in a Turkish' to help fight the Ore. Mr and Mrs. Henry Mulder and ly with bridge. Thc prizes were I erans to Be Decorated Esther Dunn. Mrs Jennie Osborne family visited her mother. Mrs. A. awarded on the baste of a blind Beginning with Thursday the 80th bath. and Mrs. Vina Durkee; schedule May 27 E. Simpson, of Grand Rapids over bogey icorc and went to Mra. Roycommittee. Mra. Beatrice Dunning. annual session of the Parent Board Hubbard. Mrs P. T. Colgrove, Dr of Missions was held at thc United Mra Ruble Kelley of Kalamazoo G. E. Houghton and Orville Sayles. Straws are not only Brethren church. Thursday evening p ' ,r 1 C»rp«nl«r; pubUdw eommlUrt-. visited her mother. Mrs Mary Bur­ lha speaker was Rev. p. M. Burkett; cooler, they’re the gess. and Mr. and Mra. Charles Faul ENTERTAINS AT Friday evening Rev. L. M. Davis; "in over the week end. WOMEN'S CITY CLUB. Saturday evening, Rev. E- C- Clapp; M,.: smart thing to wear. Mij. Ross Lethbridge and son of A charming social .event of the u> Memorial day'every cemetery in | .rd mUlee committee on Sunday at 10 A. M. Bishop W. E. Mason will spend the latter part of put wuk wu the luncheon oo:l»rrr county In which veteran, of .„i; p£^< hSltlmS Musgrave, D. D.; Sunday 2:30 P. M the week-with her parents. Dr. and Wednesday at the women* City the World war are buried. A memor-.- ? 5 Mr* Hattie1 Whiti^8 You ’ ll find all kinds Club in Grand Rapid, riven by Mrs. lai service u held at each place. Mra HoSIi MrY^B^' Mrs. A. W. Woodbumc. Rev. c. P- Mausburger. A Is Floyd Merrick of Detroit came Richard of straws — Toyoa, Rlchard Groos. Groos. Dover. Covers Tor for seventeen seventeen In order that relatives or friend.! ,h, B Bu&h and Mrs J«nnie Aldrich. crowd attended these meetings. Saturday and took his mother, Mra. were laid in lhe private dining room, Arthur Kilpatrick of Battle Creek Panamas, and water­ Lavanche Merrick, back to Detroit the table being centered with a love­ .June 14 with Mra. Esther Dunn. spent lhe week end with his parents, with him for the summer. ly, arrangement of snapdragons, tu­ the eastern half of tiie county on] proofs, and sailors— i when each committee will report Mr. and Mra Frank Kilpatrick. MUs Margaret Merrick of Kala­ lips and roses in shades of rose, jr- Sunday. May 27th.The Grange will repeat their play • and arrangement* will be completed mazoo spent the past week and chld and yellow. Bridge followed in Puller cemetery—1:45 P M. entitled "Deacon Dobbs* this Friday in the newt for tiie show. Mother's day with her parents, Mr. the yellow room on lhe second floor, Woodland cemetery—2:15 P. M. jj Miss Maxine Henton of Taylor and Mrs. Wayne Merrick. and in all a Nashville cemetery—2:45 P. M. top scores being made by Mrs. Edgar I University was home for over the house. Admission os before, 10 and Mr. and Mra. Floyd Buskirk and Thomas. Mrs. W. Il Cook. Mrs. Sid­ WUcox cemetery—3:45 P. MI week end. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Struble and ney French and Mrs. J. A. McNulty. Joy cemetery—4:30 P. M. Mbs Katherine Mohler of Grand Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chandler visit ­ And the prices daughter. Evadlne, spent Sunday at Barryville cemetery—8:00 P. M. Quests present were Mesdaine* ed their mother. Mra. Minnie Chan­ Rapids spent the week end with her Holland and at Lake Michigan. Sponable cemetery—fi:30 P. M. Aben Johnson. Archie McNulty. Wm. only: dler, at Gull lake Bunday and also parents, Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Mohler. Miss Beatrice Carrothcra and Mrs. M. Stebbins. Laurence Bamett. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Parmalee called on their sister. Mrs. Mark Clara Manna*au ot Detroit were George Lockwood, Robert Cook. W 8PENSLEY—BARNES. Hammond, whom they found very and children of Battle Creek spent guests of the former's parents. Dr. N. Chidester. James R. Mason, Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes an­ Mothers day with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Frarfk Carrothers. over the R. Cook, George Slawson of Bangor. nounce the marriage of their daugh­ sick. Death took from our midst early Grant Ozgood. week' end. R. R. McPeek. Charlotte. Sidney ter. Dorothy Geneva, to Mr. Frank■ this Monday morning. Mr. Frank Mr. and Mra. Vcmice Raffler en­ Mrs. E- H. Sharp. Edward Sharp French. Middleville. Otis Watson, Spensley. son of Mra. Agnes SpensLeonard, who lived .on the Wahdorff tertained Mr and Mr*. Gus John­ and Bud Rlteema of Greenville were Grand Rapids. ley of Chicago. Illinois. The cere­ farm at Wall lake. Mr. Leonard ha* son and sons of West Woodland and guests of Mrs. George Sumner and mony took place on November 25,■ long been a resident in this com- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Euper of East Miss Suzanne Sumner Friday eve­ KAECHEI.E—VROOMAN. 1933, in the Methodist Episcopal1 munity and has a wide circle of Woodland for Mother's day. ning and attended "Robin Hood.” Announcement b made ot the church at Indianapolis. Indiana, Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Towns and Mrs. Wayne Merrick went to Kal­ marriage on Saturday nt Howe. Ind , the Reverend W R. Wlant officiat­■ friends who will deeply regret hl* family spent Sunday with Mra. Ly­ amazoo Tuesday evening and Wed­ of Mis* Marguerite Vrooman of Has­ ing. The attendants were MUs Em­ departure and will extend sympathy dia Plcknor of Sunfield. nesday she accompanied her daugh­ tings and Carlton Kaechcle of Blur­ ily Pdfscheidcr of Three Oaks. to tiie bereaved ones. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Mohler and Spence Gale is very low at the ter, MUs Margaret Merrick, to' gis. Rev. W. G. Pitkin of thc Prcsby- Michigan, and Mr. F. D. Omatey of; Clothing and Shoes present writing with but little hope* Mbs Katherine Mohler spent Sun­ South Haven. MUs ‘ Merrick will1 tertan church officiated at the cercChicago. Illinois. The bride Is a1 of his recovery. day with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Mc­ teach at South Haven next year. I! mony. graduate of Western State'Teach­ for Men and Boys Mra. E. R Willison called on Mrs. Millen of Hastings. Mra. L. S. Schill of Cleveland: The bride was a teacher in the ers' ... College ____ „_____ and__________________ has been teaching _1 Nettie Hyde and daughter Leda at Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and spent last week at thc home of J. 8-■ Hastings school while the groom has in Three Oaks for the past two HASTINGS son. Morgan, returned Bunday from Bechtel helping care for her sUter.■ been associated with hl* brother. A. I years. The bridegroom attended’ Hastings Friday. Paw Paw where Mra. Gager and son Miss Holly Seager of Des Moines. Mrs. Edith Bechtel, who recently’ E. Kaechele. in Sturgis in the enj-1 North western University. Mr. and have been visiting her parents, Mr.’ underwent an operation At Pennock1 ploy of the Holland Furnace Co. ’ (Mrs. Spensley are residing at Gn-1 Iowa, daughter of lhe late George and Mra. Harry Hough for oyer a ’ Seager. wa* tiie guest of Mr. and hospital and U slowly recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Kaechcle plan to (lien, Michigan. Congratulations are' Mra. Leon Pennock on Monday. week. Mr. Gager spent the week fend Mrs. Etta Nash and daughter, Al­ make their home In Three Rivers > extended. there. Schuler and Miss Helena berta. accompanied by the former's1 where the groom will be in charge Announcements have been reCOATS GROVE. sUter. Mrs. LcwU Todd and daugh­ of lhe branch of lhe Holland Fur­ PARTY AND SHOWER. celved from Dr. and Mra. O. J. La- ■ ter Jean, of Clarksville. vUited Mrs.; nace Co. in that city. The D. G. T. O. met Wednesday Barge of Salt Lake City. Utah, of , Mrs. Keith Daniels was hostess at Wm. Snobblc of South Haven over Their many friend* unite in con­ a delightful party on Friday eve­ with Mrs. Margaret Wilcox. It was the birth of a son on May 6. the week end. The ladies are sisters. gratulation* and best .•ishes. ning honoring Miss Mary Lou Street­ "Michigan Day” and a program on Glenn England. Raymond McLeod Drs. C. P. Lathrop. H. A. Adrouner. whose marriage to Lyle Scudder that subject was given, in charge of and Clyde Rucll are attending thc le. Guy Keller. Matthew Kinde and DELIGHTFUL TEA will be solemnized on Sunday. May Carrie VanWle, ,The members re­ undertaker's convention at Grand Rev. and Mra. A. E- Wynn. 1 A. W. Woodbume attended the Trlsponded to roil call by giving Mias Angie Bates of Hastings en­ 20. Fifteen guests enjoyed playing Rapids this week. Katherine and John spent lhe Counly Medical meeting at Char­ Mr. and Mra. Harry Marten* and (end with their grandparents. tertained Mrs. Ida Morse of De­ bunco. Mbs Streeter winning top “Beauty Spots of Michigan." Mrs. lotte Monday night, and listened to troit at a tea Friday afternoon at score and Mrs. V. L. Wolcott thc Jennie Coats gave a paper on Mich­ son. Harry. Jr., of Bay City spent a talk by a representative of the igan's Noted People. None Cool- lhe week end with Dr. and Mrs. R. her home here at 123 West Green consolation. • STONY POINT. Mljo clinic. street. Both were formerly school Mrs. Alice Coulbaugh of Heatings The guest of honor was presented baugh gave a resume of an article. O. Finnic. Mrs. Arthur Patton was the guc*'. teachers here in Barry county and “A Visible Church in an Invisible with a miscellaneous shower, re­ Mra. Sena Crock ford of Milwau­ U visiting her daughter. IfiC of Mrs. J. T Lombard on Friday the guests invited included many Town." by William Lyon Phelps; ceiving many lovely gift*. kee. WU., spent Wednesday with Mr. Claude Demand, for a few dayshaving Just returned from a three of their former schoolmates. Out of town guests were Mrs. V. L. Margaret-Coats gave a reading. and Mra. Arthur Allerding and Will PettengUl of Battle Creek months' stay with a sister in Dallas. The guests invited were: Mra. WWcotl of Charlotte. Mrs. Vem Erie There was a musical selection on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Welby has been visiting at Lowell DaTexas. MUs Helen Patton has Alice Bates. Mra. C. M. Overstreet the vtctrola and Bessie Woodman Crockford. mond'a the past week. joined her mother at Cloverdale for of Detroit; Mrs. Bello Pancoast. and MUs Dorothy Frle of Bettie gave a reading on "The Little Red Mb* Naomi VanLoo spent the Mr. and Mra. B. J. WcUman were a ten days' vacation from her du­ Mrs. Marian Goodyear, Mrs. A. D. Creek. Mrs. Jock O'Connor. E. State Schoolhouse Is In the Red." Mrs. Road, and Mra. A. T. Eash and Miss week end with her parent*, at Zee­ in Olivet Saturday. . ties at Midland. P. R. Everhart of Hastings. County Knlskcm, MUs Edith Babcock. Mrs. Helen Eash of Freeport. land and attended the Tulip Festival Mr. and Mr*. W A. Crabb of Crys­ Mr. and Mrs. FrancU Townsend Henry Cook. Mra. C. H. Osborn, Federation President, was present at Holland Saturday. tal are putting 1n some time at the of Ann Arbor were guests of Mr. and gave a talk. Mra. Wallace Osborn and little ANNUAL LUNCHEON. ' Mbs Reta Jarvis spent thc week farm lhe last few days. and Mrs. j. m. Townsend on Sat­ daughter. Mary Jennet, Mra. E. A. F. C. W|ng returned last week en with her parents in Ben on Har­ The Extension group ot which Mr. and Mra. Wm. Waddell M urday and Sunday. The former will Burton. Mra. M. E. Nevtns. Mrt from Califcfrnla and other places In Homer. Onral WadaD of Kalamagraduate from the Unlveratty of Charles Kerr. Mrs. Edgar Brooks, Mrs. Otto Uenhath and Mrs. A. B. the west where he had been for borGidley have been chairmen the past Word ha* just been received that Michigan on June 18. receiving two three weeksHe returned Improved Mis* Julia Rock. Mra. Harry Wall­ year will hold their annual co-op­ Mrs. Floyd Van Wie ot South Wood­ Neeley were Bunday guoat* i diplomas, one fdr aero engineering dorf! and Miss Minnie Harrison. erative luncheon at lhe former's in health and filled the pulpit Sun­ land died very unexpectedly. Blocher's. ' and lhe second for mechanical en­ day for the first time In a number Harve Rode ba ugh and Mra. Er­ homl» today. Wednesday. gineering B. W. IL GUILD MEET. vin Bnydcr of Lansing and Miss w*mo nailed Mr. and Mn W. A. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snyder of Twenty-seven members of the The L. A. 8. win meet with Mra. Benilla Rodebaugh of Hastings Crabb Sunday. MORGAN. South Hastings entertained the fol­ Business Women's Hospital Guild Several from this way attended Coy Stowell of South Hastings on called on Mrs. Phillip Kimble Sunlowing dinner guests on Sunday. Mr. held an enjoyable meeting at thc June 7. • day. held Friday night. A tU|fl program and Mrs. Archie Kermeen of Cale­ Presbyterian church parlors Mon­ the A CappeUa chorus at lhe Wes­ Carrie VanWie has been quite sick Mra. J. V. Hilbert, MUs Eleanor was given by Mr. Isenhalh and donia. Mr. and Mr*. Lapeer Stim­ day evening, with Miss Mabel Sis­ leyan church at Hastings Sunday- and under thc doctor’s care for a Rev. and Wlll Hayter. Flossie Mumford. Mrs. C. B. Benham and.troup from Hastings. Election at son and family and MUs Ruth Hu- son as hostess Three guests were alTew days. Olive Cassel, her daugh ­ Mrs. Karl C. Paul and daughter'officers resulted as follows; PrcalShoupp, Pearl McPeck and Billie Hoffman of Nashville called on ter. ha* been caring for her. Marda attended the Tulip Festival dent, Mra. Hildebrandt; Vice-Pres.. presented with some lovely glfU in Some from here attended the at Holland Saturday. Bouquets of tulips, purple and Garnet Webb Wednesday night. (Grace Blocher: Sec. and Treai.. honor ot Mother's day. white lilacs and bridal wnytth deco­ Garnet is able to sit up at this writ­ Gold Medal contest in Hastings Mra. Hannah Wright. Mrs. 8. C. Robert Biochar. , Thursday evening. Lloyd Demond rated the tables. ing, Bechtel home Sunday were Mrs After the business session. Mrs. was one of the contestant* and did Mrs. J. W. Howard observed Anna Cheeseman and Mr* Ida Nor­ W. R. Cook told In a delightful very well. The medal was awarded ton of Maple Grove, Mr. and Mrs. manner of her trip to the Grand Mother's Day. the guests being Mr. to Mbs Marleah Barnum of Wood­ Ronald Haynes of Hinds Corners, Canyon and some of lhe Interesting and Mrs. C. B. Clark of Jackson, land. All things being equal, price the game, buy at home Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bollinger of Mra. L. C. Schill of Cleveland. Ohio, things she saw in California, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson and Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. E. Dux­ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Breidensleln and Mra Charles Faul Is lhe hostess bury and Letha Adkins of this vil­ children of Battle Creek, Mr. and two friends from South Haven and for Juqe. Mra. Edward Thompson and chil­ lage. Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Lan ­ Guy Rjlsby of Eaton Rapids. sing. Mr. and Mra. Troab and fam­ dren of South Woodland spent Sun­ Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M ELECTED TO NATIONAL day with Mr. and Mrs. £ 8. Thomp­ SPEECH FRATERNITY. ily of Dimondale and Mr. and Mrs. son. The Floyd Dunnigan and Townsend on Sunday, in honor of Walter Heath. Hastings, a senior Will Mater of Nashville. All par­ Frank Haight families called there Mothers' Day and the latter's birth­ day. were, her sister. Mrs. Jennie M In Albion College, b one of the six­ took of a bountiful dinner. in the afternoon. Opal Webb and Amber Van Sickle Smith, also Mr. and Mrs. Claude teen members of the men's debating Mbs Ruth Woodman of Caledonia for Jack and four children of Okemos. squad which recently completed one of Battle Creek were home spent Sunday at home. Mother's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gammage of of the most extensive seasons in Earl Chase of Grand Rapids spent Mrs. E. Duxbury went to Battle Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mr* Albion's forensic history. Mother's Day with liu. home folk*. Creek Sunday for a few days' visit. Heath Is a four-year member of FrancU Tqwnscnd of Ann Arbor. Mra. Bessie Woodryan attended Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Christopher the squad, having participated iff thc County W. C. T. U. convention SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY. thl* activity each year he has bean of Lansing spent the week end at in Hastings Thursday. r Earl McKibbin was thg victim of a In college. In recognition of his their cottage here. School close* on Tuesday. May delightful surprise on Wednesday proficiency in debating, hr has been 22. SHULTZ. evening ot last week, when Ms elected into Delta Sigma Rho. na­ A playlet "A Precious Heritage,” Mr. and Mra. Arthur Drake of daughter and husband, Mr. and tional honorary speech fraternity.. Lansing vteited the former*, mother. was given during thc Bunday School Mrs. Willard White, entertained Mra. Willard Drake, Sunday. Mrs hour Sunday. It portrayed lhe PARTY AT JORDAN LAKf. about twenty friends In his honor, kt mothers of former years and tho Drake's condition remains about thc Mr. and Mra Charles Solomon. being his birthday. The evening was present day mother. pleasantly spent and lovely refresh­ Mr. and Mra. George Ruling, Mr. same. John and Wm Chamberlain at­ and Mrs Ammon Eaton. Mr. and ment* werejerved. SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. Mrs. C. Mannl, Mr. and Mrs. Paul tended the funeral of Row Reynold* UNDERGOES ’OPERATION. Mis* Ethel Powers of Lansing wa* Bogart, Mesdames Anna Newton. at Coopersville Saturday. Mr. Rey­ Dr. D. D. Walton submitted to an Row Calkins, Sophia Mannl. Flor­ nold* at one time managed the gen­ home for Mother's day. Mr. and Mrs. George Hall, and operation for appendicitis at New ence Baker and Pauline Bliss were eral store here. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and family, Mr. and Mra. Asa Strait and Borgew hospital in Kalamazoo on entertained at a pot luck dinner Sunday, and la doing as well as pos­ Wednesday at thc home of Mr. and family of Delton were Sunday guest* Edwin Williams spent Mother's day at the home of Andrew Smith at Myrlcn Strait s in Na*hviUe. sible. Mrs. Walton and - DeForest, Mra. Rathbun at Jordan lake near Those who attended the Ladles' Tlute wa* a very good attendance, Jr., accompanied film to Kalamazoo. Aid ' Wednesday report. a»pleasant at 9. T. A. Friday night and a very1 All hope for a speedy recovery. Phone 2497 Haiti time. The June mertlng will be en­ fine program wa* given. Vivian Roth 1 HAfPY FATHERING tertained by Mrs Josie Chamberlain. and Beulah Bnoke were the commit­ ful lime was enjoyed.' Conaldering the rainy morning a tee. Thc officers elected for next •everal friends bf Mr., and Mrs ILL WITH PNEUMONIA. good crowd attended the Mother's year are, Mra. Marsh. President; Frank Rogers took well filled bas­ Hastings friends al Fred Hender­ service at the church Sunday Thelma Hall, vice-president; Iva .. nbvl Sunday Uxn'rtau HUI. Uli I secretary-treasurer. kets and went to their farm home shott of Grand Rapids will be sorry morplng. Beginning next one and a half mWs north of to learn that he is seriously ill with each class la competing against the Mr. and Mrs Charley Smith spent Dowling lor thc evening. A delight­ pneumonia in one of the hospitals in others for a banner. Come and help Mother's day with their son and ful time wm ths report of all. □rand Rapids. wife in Nashville. your class win the first one. bttatfeeterN. Mr. and Mrs. dart Wespinter. Jr.. of Detroit visited home folks over Die week end. Mr. and Mra. John Nobles spent the week end at Whitehall with the latter'* mother. Mbs Helqi Biddle of Grand Rapplds visited Hastings relatives and friends on Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Ira Shultz and fam­ ily were in Holland Bunday attend­ ing the Tulip Festival. I Wayne Bldelman b home from Mra. F. L. Bauer was in Union I thc CCC catap at Newberry visiting Oity on Friday evening where she hb mother and other relatives. gave an address at the Mother­ Mb* Florence Campbell went to Daughter banquet held in the High Saginaw on Monday to attend a school gymnasulmmeeting of Credit Bureau managers. Misses Helen Wade and Elisa­ Hubert and Richard Pairchild of beth Finch spent the week end at Detroit visited their parent*. Mr. the former's home In Traverse City. and* Mrs F. L. Fairchild, over Sun­ Miss Grace Edmonds accompanied . day. them and visited friends in Travprse Misses Vivian and Doria Biddle Clly, ' of Battle,Creek were Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Jason McElwain, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Dan Misg Emily McElwain and Miss Lowb. Mary McElwain and her guest, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush of Kai- T. 8. Brice ot Detroit, were Sunday were Sund.y o< 1>U p«rei>U. Mr. .nd Un W«r“> ।I guests of Mrs. J. M. McElwain of v “®ll8h Mr. .nd Un Walter Harper and Mr. and U.r u.v>n WUlrana oI Ura and three chUdren oI aun Manlt Hopen „ wednenlay. enroute and N. brother Melby MHaa In)m AUJU,u. oa.. to AtunuU. ol Ooolor ylanod Mr. and Mn. Burt Maine, where they will .pend the Tinkler on Saturday. summer ,| Lloyd Lohmeler. Elson Harring­ ton, Ralph Turner. Richard Karmes I and the Rev. J. A. McNulty attended । the annual diocesan alcolytcs dinner ' and festival at St. Thoma* Episcopal church. Battle Creek. Friday. i Miss Emily McElwain was in Grand Rapids on Friday evening at­ tending the annual dinner of the | Alliance Francalse as lhe guest of (Alliance Mbs Audrey Audrev Wrlsht 'Mb* Wright, thr the cathe-rlner gathering i being held at the Women's City । Club. i Mrs. Nettle Hyde and Paul Hyde । accompanied Mrs. O. H- Cleveland to Battle Creek Bunday, the latter | going from there to Adrian where she-met her husband, thc two re­ turning to their home in Columbus. Ohio. Bunday afternoon. I Mra. J. A. lANulty of Hastings at­ tended the annual meeting of the । Women's Auxiliary in Trinity Some whose eyes are church. Marshall, on Tuesday and । Wednesday of this week. .Mrs. Mc­ defective CANNOT Nulty is diocesan secretary of this be made to see nor- ' missionary organization. I Mrs. Fred VanDyke and children, mally. What is done Ernest and Miss Beulah Severance in such cases ? They and Miss Sampson of Detroit. Mr. and Mra. W. O. Frey and Miss Lois are given the BEST Severance of Sturgte wire week end vision possible. Is that worth while ? ' Decidedly so. The benefits are very no­ ticeable and bene­ ficial. Secure here the the best vision you can be given. TUESDAY LUNCHEONS BEGIN AT COUNTRY CLUB. Country Club activities for the la(USa began Tuesday when the first o.iu mie. urvu niiwaurt, jr., and daughters, Louise and Leona, and Mrs. P. J. Cusack and son Row­ land, all of Chicago, were guests of Mr. and Mrs prank Rogers from Thursday till Saturday. Mrs. Rogers. ing sisters. Mra. Marian Wetzel, school nurse at the Kellogg school, Hickory Corijenir wax a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Stebbins Saturday night with Miss Mildred Tuttle and Mra. Laurence Bamett. Mra. Wetzel, who1 Is a former Iron Mountain friend of Mra. Stebbins and Mra. Bamett. has just been transferred to Van Buren county where she is to have charge of the public health work. . Saturday, May 19 26c Batt Quality, lb. Lu* or Lifebuoy Soap LaFrance Powder Kellogg’, Com Flake* Fresh Egg, 3 bar* 19C 3 few* 23c 3 box*, 27c 15c The long-table from which the buffet luncheon was served was spread with a lovely lace cloth and centered xjth a vase of tulips. Lilacs were used on lhe other tables and in yarioui parte of the lounge. Only members were present as the opening day Is largely in the nature of a business meeting. Mrs. Kenith McIntyre, chairman of the executive committee presided. Dues for the season were fixed at fifty cents; thirty-five cent lunch­ eons will be served each week, the hodr being set for 12:30 o'clock. Bridge followed, top score being won by Mrs, Chas. Potts, with Mrs. Robert Walton winning the gulf event for low score In putting. The committee for next week will be Mrs. John Ketcham. Mrs. W. J. Field. Mra. Thos. Baird. Mrs Rob­ ert Walton. Mrs. James Mason Lilacs and apple blossoms used in profusion made a charming and fragrant setting tor the May dinner at thc Hastings Country Club Fri­ day evening, over ninety members, their wives and guests being pres- ,V. i" "L'.”*1 ““S' <•> are T.S.BAIRD HASTINGS MONUMENT WORKS Palmolive Soap T?OR 28 years this name has stood for merchandise of the highest 4 bara 39c 19c standard at the lowest possible prices. We solicit your patronage. It will pay you to visit our showroom. MEAT MARKET SPECIALS BeefSteak Sirloin or Porter House Oleo a. IS'/fcc w Wc 3 iu 28c TA'in* Low Prieoo Sahjoot to Salo, Ta* HINMAN*/ W« Dolioor Th* BIG -Lltth Star* Phono 1401 See our SAND-BLAST equipment—- the latest device in the execution of MEMORIAL CARVING C7D �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAT IS, 1>M DELTON RESTAURANT BTEAK ar CHICKEN IC WANTS^ SHEEP PROVING PROf­ INDIAN WOMAN, 106, • I. 0. 0. F. BANQUET ITABLE TO FARMERS STILL MAKES BASKETS DECIDED SUCCESS <Continued from Page One) Two Hastings Men Viiit With Livingston Oo. Man Hopes (Continued from page one) Government Will Keep Mrs. Sarah Israel of desolated and trampled, by the mast the long lines of tables in the hall, Hands Off Bradley tremendous battles of history. De-,1alternating with white candles in Ten Poppy Posters THE CHURCHES Entered in Contest ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. BCIBNTTST. S. C. White Leghorn CH ICISS at PBNNOOX‘1 ■ ... io in a m R»b Jn4**mm.'.ri*i^i' ' jstructlon and death were every- । One day last' week Secretary Emeat Wurst and Mr. Smith rerhite uniforms, pink cr$PeiCenl jy had a very interesting ex­ Parker of the Windstorm Company Sunday Srbool »i »:i»o a. M. w*4a** i: where wiren: but uui amid auuu it 11 all an the uic little mile wild wuu '--------------------- wore " , . Poppies bloomed on. When machine । P®»*r aPruns and JauntX serving - perience. The two men went to drove over to see a patron In Liv­ lUn- La 8»wrdJ7h®«» ’ »• » r- M M.gun and ahc Bun shell ll fire look took their toll from caP“ to match. •Bradley and while lirere the former ingston county. This policy-holder Music for the dinner hour was had a fine flock of ewes, with num­ ii-hi -------------। the American ranks, the poppy was purchased a small basket made by bnlldlnro. apple* anti ot <>n« first united DBETHREN church. < nature's floral offering on the graves furnished by the Karmes trio, piano, an Indian woman. Mra. Sarah Is­ erous lambs. Mr. Parker remarked acre of land Inquire cello, violin and flute, on ideal com ­ to lhe owner that be ought to make Ciiy K E- l-a*- r“Ur of the dead. Those popple* seemed ■alrlni. Cut ae» Roy Chandler at rael. who Is over 106 years old. Mrs _ u R»nd»y Nrhoni. » 33 a. M. ' to symbolize the brave spirit of^fall- bination. as lhe wicqtlon* made a Israel is hale and hearty and her a good profit from his sheep. The Phen* IS Oul S IB Naakvlll* far Old Gald. ” ‘ i’nt»rm*u.tf »nj SMiinr < Ea «:3o i< en comrades and when the men re­ background for the conversation at mind 13 clear, remembering many I» VANDER K0I.K have "Sheep are about thc only thing x’ \i i-rurbinr, 7 :u> p m pr.vvr mn-t turned home they made the poppy the tables without drowning it out. interesting events. She speaks her UMktilk. Mirh Oar km Thur",,» 7 10 r M •' |tiie memorial flower of the Ameri- as banquet music Is quite often apt native American Indian language, on the (arm that the experimenters to do. ‘ ! can Legion. and French CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN NEAR HASTINGS — A Large Following the banquet, John also English ___ ...I____ _r .i_- r,AvrTra-< Nearly ten million Americans wear Ketcham IN CHRIST. led In some enjoyable ■^hl‘'a»“ ™'7. Chicago Manufacturer has a stock that's making the fanner real tiie American Legion and American community singing, which was en-1 Agent fcr Van Ogden Prod- I money at the present time. I hope nearly new UPRIGHT PIANO Legion Auxiliary poppy each year on lered into with spirit. Following Thu thU J}er,,ba*Met makln«. . the government will continue to tidrly u«ed In Mailings. Man "Poppy Day." lhe Saturday before • -----------------and a beautlfdl Bungalow -........................... Worthy Grand Hastings men were delighted wonny urana .. . . . Memorial Day. and contribute near- ?harl*s An!lab e------------------ with their visit with Mrs. Israel keep its hands off." Player Piano (fine library of FOR REST—U-hiiw lurated at Rbulti. ly one million dolUr. lot Hie lellrt I “•“» »' “» ,0«e..,n • ■!>: «1« McCamicy UMg., Battle Creek, Fuitr Jollare «r month. Vnlroroal rolls with music cabinet ;o< lhe wat dlmbled. lhe wlhoww «nd ' U“S >P>'"dld and surprised at her fine mental Michigan. and physical condition at the adbench). Both almost paid for. Kin.tax Reboot lartwrleM children. AU ol the poP-!°rdS ?* Odd Re low. Inlradtaed Wlll sell to parties willing to pies are made by disabled velerras. Prc- SwlB- b[ Middleville os continue small monthly pay- . AS the latal on each poppy shows | »■ Swjrt tailed bpon ■ I Early in lhe wlnier lhe making oi, vBotlcrvUle. as THORNAPPLE-KELLOGG BOWENS MILLS CHURCH. FOR RENT—Hnui». ouiiiulhl.nfa, larc* P»t*r Hondrad, Psitar. horns. — Custom Hatching. . lhe potalea which will be wnn> the “ “ wta will probably al acme lime ' aarilrn. hen vark. at RanSeld. Inquire CONSOLIDATED NEWS tcblnc **rvle*. >o A M. rollowinK May. begins In govemmem I * n lI l e 1* ll* lieta_ ol lhe orj C*l.m Rn,<l. H~lforJ. Fh<<ne Har.S-ld GETTY'S HATCHERY To PROTECT You Constantly I eirhanre 1»—1 5 33 u hospitals ux.u and In special workrooms *J Michigan rad uked him to Detroit, Michigan 5-23 MJddlavllle, JSUk Phone SI ui apevm, wviuuums. —"n-,.- —— Aua”m.'i’ Friday. May 11. in the afternoon: Adju(t Fairly Pay Promptly _________ .■ i... ...... w*ll VAf-l-^'’iDr. Darling and Dr. Morris of the j IfoR RALE—Or »«eb*n<». liea., wnrk maintained by .tthe A u x I i ..1 a rInirrwltir-e y > ,lntr ,the c* the . , knzxwn k’lown EMMANUEL CHURCH. hur.e foe Vuw. or conns raltlr. Phone W* In*ar* Haan. HnMkaU Oo*di. throughout lhe country. Hands of'10wa o> the state, who were present (w K Kellogg Foundation. Dr. Ed-1 (EPISCOPAL) 75SI —F3 .1 E Norlon. 3 33 PrtTlI. O»ri(e, M LOW RATES disabled veterans, weary of idleness.1 « »“•»• They were as follows. ,nongon aupv the University | J. A. McNulty. D. D, Boctor I FOR RENT-- l-iphl b.iuM-keenlns ri-rua. M are given employment shaping’the' „.Suprcnl® Cc’?rLJ1^tlce „ M' High school, Ann Arbor. Dr. Davis: . . , . . . . . . . . . . 3 16 saa CITIZEN’S MUTUAL 1 133 IV. R.a.l ” little paper flowers. Discouraged Grand Warden. State Sen- and two others from lhe University Mav SO. iFOH NERVfl'E -- RnrMterrd Prerhi-run h men whose spirits have sunk to des-1aU>r A- Kuip. Past Grand &laff visited at Thomapple-W K. I “ Fire Insurance Co. 1 xtallu.rr'at 1.' D IVnxidman'x torn.. Ch.x beloved fl.'uxul. uf •i pair from months and years of un-:J} aa ‘ er ' M y ,C4 p Gray. Past Grand Kellogg Agricultural school. We H 1 .r.1.1. Relate 3 F** 810 S Ifl ............... — umu iiiviiuia uua years ot un’ 40t KaImbmo* XUl. Bink Blds. /."/beautiful ’the ' '< ’hmvCommani'm" employment are given the reviving Maater M„ cr' . ... ... .. _ 1 were glad to have them call. ■ i FOR SALK—Or rent. Hl' room Iioimo .n.l.u.na 7 :n> A m A H*a« Ccapaay OrgaaHsd 1ST4. ------------------------------------have lnJorme<| by r>.b kehoj. all trad., •-------experience of again earning money. .’ Raxv rardm Cordes, With with Ml.. Miss Florence ’ 1n Don tins, rleetelelly. laexr SAr.Irn. ■ lb a S. 1,. MAUS. Local B*pr*t*atsUv*. I ehirken >ard f’bart... SrbulU ’,7 So I*' Eu,!,*rTthc money of,cn meaning food. jCompbeil as areompanUt at the the Secretary of the University HaaUnsa. Mich. I Mrl'anil.v St . Hallie < reok Phone (shelter and fuel for their families '’‘?no'.,avo"d,‘hc 1*“d,e”c* wllh “ i Committee «mmi«» on Relations >«-*<>* that our TTH.1 s in ----- COATS GROVE. during the winter. Even blinded vet- I8?1® Wagon Wheels and respondschool has been placed on the [for SALE— Tboronsbbre.1 xearl.nc Ifni CHURCH or CHRIST, erans take part in making the )x>p- ,fd to llK hearty encore accorded accredited list of the University of I .lein hull, from ll,e l.w.t hue of breed .n> ll A.ui .1.1.. 1 Itonlw • 10:00 A. M —N.ind»v 8*bo*l. pies. , Michigan for the two year period Volunteer workers will beMn Has- ,„Tl!5..*pc?^er °,f thc evening. Carl ending. June 30. 1936. lanting time is here, come tings and of U1C Die , °,.ll.° 01_Lansl,| nr*! introMr Ckoi. b^ij we nt raw to cuira Martin last week FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. u.iu the. on. various • a, IU*' villages Ut _ 8. "lox x.i. aw. wx-wm ............. o» — ... . .. Raiift Th> ____ __________as thcv art — to our greenhouse and select plants county Saturday. May __ 26. and. rinred ^utxd hv by Dr Dr. Swift. Tiie subject nt..of > to u|g __ on — consolidation every citizen Is urged to BUY A’h“ l“ * was * Am 8tl Rich, and interested in a new school. About for your Rock Garden, Window f FOR SALE -IMS Pint.. Ria 4 donr ,e. .......... urn XA-lch 'b.f over-xi nprran Irx Urrrv . . ... . . . _____ . .... __ 1 ___ xwe wish that every person in Barry lwo hundred turned out and much b l.n \ rrx’ lox. mil.ar. .xr.llcrit runAid luncbeoa. POPPY. Box, Cemetery Vase, Vegetable or county who Is centering too much interest was shown a dittos Prnate owner. A,i - 1 .<rff« ► Nt 3 in thought upon himself, or herself. | A delegation b expected from OrFORDS CHRYSLERS STRANGE STORM WAS Flower Garden. You.will be pleased WEBLETAN METHODIST CHURCH durlng these depressed times, could angevBle this week sometime to look CHEVROLETS HUDSONS | over our scixiol and learn something ■ with the-variety we have to OAKLANDS THAT OF LAST THURSDAY have listened to it. Hut10(1 Chores. The speaker asked lhe permission abcut consolidation as their school STUDEBAKERS offer—and satisfied with irl.ixol. 10 <H) A M. the audience os he referred to burned. DODOES Michigan Folks “Bit the of 'himself. Something over a year ago. • • • our prices. r nil Dust" From Kansas and j GLENN F. LAUBAUGH while serving as Secretary of the Baseball News. Chamber of Commerce in Lansing., Middleville ♦—Nashville 5—10 In­ Other States / Hastings I which |AjD>uui, position „c he auu still uaxupie*. occupies, *he uings_ __ iwuivn ,c nlnga The people of Michigan on Thunt- ()iad lo take three reductions in his I Middleville 8—Sunfield 1 School al 2 :<>n d^t\Utf™ du-hirhnSrt^P n‘?h °{ “ “lary‘ On tflp of thU' U waa ,0Und Tbe Middlevilfe baseball team lost du-.t storm, which started in lhe ex- tliat he must undergo a very serious oie first game of the year in six trerne southwestern part of Kansas operation. All of this happened starta to Nashville Tuesday in a 10\'ANTEI> Mi.1.11.. az-11 man tn do (arm w.wk hr month 55 illi.n, Miller Fir.t nf )<.-. Minard i nnd spread north and eastward over when he was burdened with debt inning game Peeling and McConhoii.e Wr«t Alc.1t.qinn lake, north .1,1. lu on Hermon, ™ Pn!*rk£i ’J,‘Th and h“rdly knC* whlch vay lur”' neU t‘,rtw ,or Middleville and BeU r.ia.1 ’. |<| jloost soil was picked up by the high The after effects of the operation for Nashville. 9jmr heavy hitting tn CITY MISSION. ' “'ld hla nnanclal «»nd“lon only the ninth inning tied the score and „( midwest section of our country. It is rendered his depressed condition ail but won lhe game for Middlc- said that in Kansas. Nebraska and more acute It w£ at this time. “ne B mfirh°ha™21UVh^<,h^hd •*hen ** k®”*1*' kneW' *** FT,day the bcat 8ul’ne1d and M. A trip to the greenhouse will enable 7^,1 Kih> b> o.h 8h,i turn- lhal he mct lwo fellow8- who Will play Nashville again, field you to nele/t just what you want— ■Id winds which blow away th .-oil and completely changed his course of Day. May 18. at Bunfield for the also expose the roots ot wheat and|thoughl and left him with the feel- Barry-Eaton County Championship. Everything is in bloom—Make Xe TJS!* Xn’Juh y Jurcd y U,:U ' 1 Am 81111 Rlch " The Truck and Field mee^ill & the protracted drouth. your own choice. one of the two fellows was- Joe held in the morning between WoodSnltzler. of Mount Pleasant, who land. Middlevllip. Nashville, Sunfield QUICK RESCUE WORK had lost both legs and one arm, and Bnd Freeport. Medals and ribbons QAVF^ WII I 1AM UIINmthrc“,encd w,th the ,0M ot theoth- wdl be given to the winners and a jhvlj VVIL.LIHIVI nun I er due to a tx>ne disease that had trophy and 12 gold baseball charms LOST- 301 r on rim It I.' , HASTINGS PARISH, National Bank Bailding. i.r 31«* -.16 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. I William Hunt, who lives on West bcen with him since childhood. De­ to the winners of the baseball game. ;—TTi^TT;—7a7l »<T. 0. M. OonkUa ' Clinton ........ FOB HALEstreet here, narrowly va es-. spite his crippled condition. Joe Band Concert. i>»ib m r-raj BmMibm: sis B. otwn bl Pion, esia caped serious injury while working meets the world wllh a cheery smile The T. K school band will give its rs . r.. in ...n,, M.y so-j | with the Barry County Welfare And has been of yeoman service to National Bank Building, I urn. ixi.nt H.ndrr.hMi—N‘J.i.rh»rhJi. io oi‘> a’ workers on a sewer project on South the crippled children of Michigan. first concert on the street in Mid-1 FaRMERH" Broadway when the’ bankTof a'dHch I'N^,c‘.P«.“r h™?'8 !ow }<* dlevllle Wednesday evening. May 23. ’ “ caved in. breaking a water main j J?*'’.y01* .®°l ^.d'‘ at 8:00 o'clock. If the weather is1 u M Hunt was buried underneath two ’?^.s^d, *b?ulJ .-1 d 8 ve “ million stormy lhe concert wllj. be held In ft feet of sand, but by quick rescue ?ollars’f *h“d “' f*>’our g“d the gymnasium. U..I.I MEAT liAHhlr*• u-ttrk was soon extricated HU in- *e*1' *y,d 1 tL?!ve anoth*r million for NUndav Hrli<u>l 11:00 FREEPORT. Thrrf Olli br a -i^rlal l juries were a bruised back and ahe Wc want to Join the large circle of BUsh‘^inl' which •sUu'ST’hfm | "sSls”^ friends scattered about the coun- ' . during the rescue process He was !"!*?***.,JW aPlrlLs- “?d try in extending our congratulations said. "Bill, you have no reason to to Mr. and Mrs M.' L. Cook on | •' on the Job again the next day. •» yvnns peotile anyth in thia route feel depressed. You've got something reaching fifty years of wedded life. • i A water ditch crossed thi? old ind mH. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2530 I ditch on which work was in prog- I'd give all the money in lhe world May they live to enjoy many more FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL I such happy years together. ,I | rcss at right angles Tiie ditch was ton-juoa eyeajhlCHURCH. expertrace meertn, T,„ many iricnoa Wln4, oi ol Mrs. M„ Marion , down about eight feet when work- , The rfnmnlptrlv T . of , C j theje .C I _______ rnpn — . . .1 cn, c Lmp,t!f£. rhanffrtrt C,1iani^ the .. Nagler of. Chicago were . shocked Ran.l»rt men above noticed that the plank **° ™ in.'.ird Ni-^i.i ■«>!<■ ’ ’ ' was B,v,n8 ' JJfJ* Wednesday to hear of her death at r'‘ ’ giving uway away.' A A wRrntng warning was was ■und., Rri. Ji m i I 30. ’ shouted and another man. working I 8J”T7 lhat place- 8he had be*n 1,1 Poor Every truss we Ct Is guar­ j.-rtrih I.r.cur •‘•*rh.rrh with Hunt, scrambled out of the I *°r. ’l1^!?,' IS L*,!!; hc*lth for some time but was not anteed to hold th* rupture d Lidoar me." ‘JtaJ'if u /iltch in time, but Hunt was caught J “ d considered in great danger. Death l> E Fulk ». ' The forft of the cave-ln broke the'“"ft ble“^B8.4ft* JereJ±"T°d r“uI1 pneumonia. Fujaststnt for yon. Let as shot [TOR RAl.i:cnn*rn or winirw water main and a fiexxi of water'‘ neral services were held in that city tvu> CHURCH or THEI NAZARENN. | lnto the dltch adding to 5?01* frlenda a?d a ,rome i Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. .■Mra/muiTrnmi^reiTraUni rae S ra^ldrx NraRr feature "Selective Pressure R« Rab? C.^Sir^MUf Hunl‘» difficulties. It looked for a cl the« ble»m„ tat with ■■e.liSJta to “« d“ tt^S lJX' Con'rol". Nothing els* Ilk* rlo.e to erhuol. I,Me RrbMl. 10.00 A M. Moraine .mlnuUf “ thou<h might be Fnreit Cnlenr.n r.h.p 11-00 A M X. Y r a r. 30 smothered to death or drowned He st Eveninr ev.nedi.tie 1 so • was completely buried and the res- it. to liave what they are lacking. Bo o, niMcago itW—a Uw II From Si x v 15th to 37 lnclu*iv*. v—_ , , M, rwm ,ta..ra ran vleu>t r» will b» aiwrtai *v*neriiatie cu® workers had to guess as 10 his Mr. Otto, though still bothered with The Pfescription Drug Store „ to „ Fairmount, Ind., Saturday „„„„ ll rvrnlnx at 7 45 R»» E Word.- location It WU3 while this rescue drtl. nruM n out -I Am IKU1 tored Rich, .nd he U meelln, lhe raid erato< t ’ m's"’.*' >P*. work was In progress that Hunt was HASTINGS MICHIGAN «Uh .Ywpy «nue rad h«. >t>re.d u M, d ar-ht-r i.f unu.Mai alahtr"ha’x l'-r hit with the shOVCi point. ’ «' ?!, R° d „ t "'' r “ “ “ " ’ iMn. R. B. Crater. KlumU,, home churrh th» Naiarene m th- r. Hunt recovered from the shock wctloni of or Michigan. Mlchlxra Moodar rhe, were eeoompraled iMev*M*ii*s?r‘ "*,*,rlc’ 'quickly and except tor lhe fact that sections When you think it all over, isn't I ’ ------- — the doctor ordered him home for •s far as Wabash by Stanley WatMr Otto right? Are we not all too BAPTIST CHURCH. " the afternoon would have continued apt to feel sorry for oureeives" and n^nthl He with his work. ■ strew the bothersome thing, ot Ute. Ind^sTohlo plrini rather than properly appreciating nd Utc u. . Pennsylvania n "p’w’ OBITUARY. the many blessings that we enjoy in ™ “ Pennsylvania m."' •' Clarissa.Reed, daughter ot Thomas Lhet.ry °fb<17- ‘f°Od We are glad to report that Mrs. i‘> nnd Hannah Reed was bom In hralu,. ,«xi triendx, .art whw.; w„. olUraoe U Imwirtn, hw, bra >i>ur »r Prairieville. Michigan. March 15th, children, and happy homes? Just M uln M d „ ol. 1863 She spent her girlhood days in think this over. Though you may not | tor. Aik; .al 1.10. I trit or at th- *be home of her grandparents. Mr have thought about it. may be you , home In town the latter part ot this and Mrs. Win. Herbert, on Gun Plains, her mother dying when Clar- good things in thia world besides Mrs. Ellen Seese U staying at her Years ago we set out to do a service for this home in town now. She spent Moth­ CAR DS nf /VA^*?January 8th. 1884. she was united Ln cold cash. S' / marriage with Addison Jn. Pennock. er's day with Mr. and Mrs. Wip. Olcommunity. We determined to be efficient WEST HOPE. house In South Bowne. ’ in,h ” -11 ■■ ■' —' coming al once to the farm that has in our duties te those friends who, when Everyone remember the Com­ Freeport was not exempt from the card of thanks—w* ari.h io r« been for fifty years her home until munity Club to be held this Friday! dust storm last week. Those who had *•«> MM "rt Th. xoldra wedbereavement has come to their families, n v —a v,-k. fDr lh, beau ding anniversary was pleasantly evening at L D. Woodmans. Sand- their spring house cleaning done, , have the pleasure of doing it kindneaa. to celebrated last January 8th. Al- aLcijes and one other dish for sup- can called on us to serve them. The methq^d In J. E. NORTON, Auctioneer . again. •*»«in« and though her health had not been per Jim Wilcox and William Mq- over which we have conducted our business has lee. at ihr good for some time, she was spared Callum are on the program com­ Phone 759—F3 mittee. Everyone welcome. mother and much suffering whan God suddenly won the approval of the citisena of this Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Morehouse k Nrwtcn. called her to Himself. At the time FOR HAl.ltloy»*. ; of Tier home going she was sevdhty- were called to Kalamazoo Sunday to to the store each day and has ridden community. In the future as in the past HASTINGS MARKETS will one years, one month, and twenty see Mrs. Victor Anson, Mr. More- , O, „.e»u.’ nliikbu^ da>» a«* ®he >eaves her husband. house's sister, who is seriously IU at ;her many friends. we will continue to give our aympaI on to mo n>»«k Dr. H. C. Peckham and Floyd >nd R.v. Mile, for th.ir kir.dn... three children, Cleo. Leon and Mrs. Bronson hospital. Henry Davis of Bowen Mills U Walton motored to Chicago Wed­ thetic aid when we are *------- A.^n, ffc, Mrk»~* Bertha Adams, one other daughassisting with lhe farm work al the nesday called there by tiie death of eek ter. Mrs Grace Kahler, having called upon. n Adama. passed away August 10th, 1911. She home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Marion Nagler. Jesse Osgood a a. Fmooek. < ulso jeaves seven grandchildren and i>kh «.»»» Bert and Julius Maksym. tie cut­ church held a very suej two groat-grandchildren. She 'had Alin or T1IANKN- I wi.h io 'bank one brother who died two years ago ters In the Osgood limber, spent the , l,.LiO|,, inofb also °°e sister who died in infancy. week end with their parents in Bel- Brunner store Saturday. 70»Have you noticed the big, broad . kteJlrre anT On APr11 l®th. 1932 she was baptized Mother's Day was observed st our durin< ui> >tay and joined the Methodist church. Jim Varna i holding steadfast to her faith In her church Sunday with MUs Belle Mc­ Poetma's head? And had you noticed Callum In charge. how much better the creamery but­ -------w ra —-------------x j Savior until thc end. She found MUws Glenns Osgood and Vir­ ter tasted of Ute? Had you won­ GRANGE PROGRAMS IN MEMORIAM—Io Iovine mamory ot comfort and delight in the hours .. .—--------------------- ..... u— . gpent readlng her Bible. Her pass­ ginia Hayward attended a party Ln dered why? Well, here's the answer Distinctive Funeral Service —an eight pound girl came Thurs­ ing will be mourned by relatives Freeport Friday evening. KT,' Little Jean and Joyce Golden of day afternoon to call him Daddy other than her Immediate family HASTINGS, MICHIGAN and by a host of friends. Burial in Grand Rapids are spending several He calls her Phyllis Ann. CocwralI Honor, integrity, truthfulness, Prairieville cemetery Sunday. May days with Mr. and Mrs Glenn More ulationa. diligence, thrift, spbriety. modesty. 6th. with Rev. L- D. Mlles offlclat- while their parents are away on a trip. ' . ,ni‘ in School closes May 33 with a pic­ they are the only rules of life which A statement from a group of Tin nic dinner. can lead to real greatness , Mok—Hrnl, fetallv. Phones: 250S—2417 Rrodly—**l. H»*1r , ........... , ... send in your items. Pan Alley specialists declare that The principality of Monaco for­ *mii' A half column editorial discusses re, but that, bids its inhabitants secern to the t mint, "What Causes Unemployment?" AJBANNER WANT ADVB. PAT. lau—4Ul«rt*a bv Dawrr Joan ..___ -a for them — gambling tables but exempts them . . S E P New and Used 1 PARTS Pansy Plants Forget-me-nots Double Daisies Only 15c a box REDUCED RATES T3 Garden "Time! 3 a13 IE s y? BABY CHICKS Our Service . WANTED! .S S S V S -S S PENNOCK POULTRY FARM • X 5 S 8 S F 5 K S i? 9 S X ? 8 3 F S I ! S S S -S K S S S S -S E C B K GEO. M. NEWTON _£ Fidelity Corporation of Michigan Say it with Flowers Clyde Wilcox The Florist Fitting Service A A REPUTATION BUILT ON RESPONSIBLE SERVICE ;r Charles H. Leonard «’,"7^*<h^‘Xt’^ar’tXr.m .« 7 8 5 g -3 Refinance your car and reduce the pay­ ments. Call or write �bom VS Wednesday, May 16, 1934~[ SMELT IN STATE TO STAY IS BELIEF Experiment, ip 1913 Kitablished Tiah Here; Still on Increase FARM WMbvUlS Ijjjt 1AN0 ablnel latlon. r t t 0 5«fAl£t - i Each year the smelt runs In . Michigan are a feature which causes many fishermen to flock to the smelt stream*. When one sees the thousands upon thousands of these little fish swimming up stream In apparently Inexhaustible numbers one wonders how they got there. Experiments in Crystal and Torch lakes In April, 1912, are said to have started the spread of smelt in Michigan. Several million Atlantic smelt egg* were planted . in these lakes In the belief that the pres­ ence of smelt might aid In attempts [ to establish land lock salmon. I’ Tiie planting in Torch lake war not successful, but some years later smelt appeared in Crystal take in large number*. The first sizeable run was reported in April 1922 and subsequent years reports carte in that smelt were spreading to other point*/ Frankfort. Green Bay, Petoskey, St. Ignace and Kenosha A flood of reports in 1932 indicates that smelt seem well established over Lake Huron and Lake Michlgan and have penetrated some of Michigan's larger streams. Any thought now of attempting to eUminate tiie species would be futile. It 1* lhe belief of many that a considerable market may be develoj»cd for fresh smell or product* ot the fish. Those who have eaten ■ properly cooked smell say that it Is a delicious fish food. PRICE CHANGES GIVE FARMERS SOME HELP Farm Sale Receipts Increase Faster Than Coats of Things Bought THE HASTINGS BANNER 1934, 24 cent* per pound 1* only two cent* leas than the prewar average price, but the increase in dairy coats make* a 31 cent price tor butter necessary to equal the prewar level. Lowering of production per cow and the disappearance of storage stock* arc encouraging factors in tiie dairy field. Thl* information and other ma­ terial valuable to those Interested In .agriculture will be fircpared quar­ terly by the economics and farm management departments at the College and will be *cnt to anyone who request* it from tiie economics department, price trend*, crop con­ dition* and outlook, and business [ 'conditions will be reported. Thc ma­ terial will be available in April, July. October, and January. ' DAIRYMEN RELIEVED BY GOVT. DECISION ■ Will Fare Better If U. B. Does Not Attempt "Pro­ cessing" Butterfat Wet»elleve the dairymen of this j state and county should feel re­ ■ lieved if It shall prove to be true . that lhe AAA authorities at Wash­ ington have given up their plan to ; ‘‘benefit" lhe dairy industry by a . processing tax on butterfat. The very fact that such a tax wa* i being considered depressed tiie price ( of butterfat lo lhe Injury of the <dairyman. Anyone who knows what |ho* hapj>ened to the market price < hogs by attempting to help hog ot j growers by Imposing a processing t tax on pork can realize what would । have happened to the dairy indus­ try had the AAA plan been carried through. The chief dairy Industries of the country were opposed to it. not alone because they believed tiiat at­ tempting price fixing is futile, but because they believed It a-ould add lo the burden* of an already de­ pressed industry. They have made their opinions known at Washing­ ton and we understand the AAA ha* given up attempting to finance ben| eflt payments lo dairymen by a pro­ cessing tax on butterfat. Since it has been understood that lhe AAA ha* given up this idea but­ terfat ha* increased one and onequarter cent* per pound in the Chi­ cago market. East Lansing—Farmers have an advantage in the rising price* with­ in lhe |xut year, as farm price* have increased 50 per cent while tilings farmers buy coat only 20 per cent more than they did at that time, ac­ cording to*thc economic* department at Michigan Stale College. Thc greatest price Improvement* have been for grains, wool, and po­ tatoes Prices for lambs are better FAIR LAKE. but other livestock prices are about — ___________________ _ Mr. ___ and___ Mrs. Charles Lechletiner thc same. Dairy and poultry pro- i and son Edward spent Sunday at ducts nrices prices are a little better. Kenneth B dbw's of Milo spew's Milo. Considerable aid to tiie farmer Frank Leonard of Wall lake, who may’come from the Improved in­ formerly lived In tills neighborhood, dustrial conditions with the conse­ jiassed away at hia home Monday quent larger number of pay checks morning Much sympathy is extend­ and ability lo buy food products ed his family. February payrolls, this year, were 60 Floyd Morford is gaining nicely per er cent ccnv better uciirr than man in March suihii 1933., i>M.^uiwr after an operation at uw tiie hospital Tli? price ot butler on March 15. [ for removal of hi* tonsils. Fill Up Your Coal Bin Now at Summer Prices Take advantage of the YEAR’S PRICES under the codea. LOWiEST Fill up yopr bin now, before prices advance. Miners are permitted under the code to work only 35 hours per week. To avoid a coal famine next winter, miners must be kept working all summer. Coal cannot be stored at the mines. The public must order NOW if the miners are to be kept working and a disastrous shortage avoided next winter. Superior Red Aah Pocahontas, Dixie Jewell, Good Old Majestic, Solvay Coke, Sterling An­ thracite and Kentucky Egg. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 banquet at Hendershott Friday eve­ ning. Mr. and Mrs. Win Meyers of De­ troit visited Mr. and Mr* Edd. New­ ton and family from Friday till Over Three Hundred Have Hastings Hl-Y selected Homer Te«t Well Driven Near Muir [Sunday. Yeckiey for president. Lyle Kurr, Applied for Aid Since -^-One at Edmore a Mr*. Forrest Hall and son* Dale Vice-Pres., George Cogswell, Secy ; and Norman and Mis* Sunday of February 1 Good Producer and Arthur Fuller. Tress , with Herwjuth Hasting* called on Mr*. Clara; An oil well, flowing more than Brown Bunday afternoon. More than three hundred farmers (man Newland as membership chair­ in the counties of Barry. Eaton and man. white Donald Weaver will be 1.000 barrels a day, was brought in Mr*. Wlll Moore and daughter, to the Faculty-StuIngham have made applications for representative * . — last week at Edmore in Montcalm Margrett spent Saturday in Battle . .... .w i. I dent —riu Council. cxjuncii. Albert aiia.4. Becker, iKxKti, leader. itaurr. I1 government government finance) nnancei throughthrough the the ...... . ... ™ .. .----- L Mrs. Bump and Mr. and Mrs. Tu­ territory in thl* state. A test well has also been driven dor of Hastings spent Bunday with near Muir, east and a little north lhe former's daughter, Mrs. Will Moore, and family. of Ionia. Oil burning sludge wo* used for the nurchaae purchase of horses horses. ।Itrack ; been med n)Wt gt NMhvl]le lot Friday found at a depth of 2.062 feet. This1i Chester Lancaster, son of Mr. and Buch a loan te a real help to the [by I. u*e of the weight system of com­ Indicated nearness to a good supply I Ann Arbor Tuesday for an operafarmer as otherwise he would be petition. ', thus giving all a chance of oil end the drillers believe they seriously handicapped in getting In .to win point* for their grade and are about to make an Important tton. Last reports are that he is get- ‘ hl* spring crop*. Horse dealer*, and school. Thl* system wa* introduced new discovery in Michigan, This i ting along fine. | The community will add Ionia, as well as Montcalm i------------,------- meeting - ------- --- was held ! farmers having horses to sell, *Pcounty, to the list of oil nrnrfurine Friday evening at the schoolhouse predate thl* system of government counties in in Micmgan. Michigan. Already Already this purpoee of electing officers. finance loo, as it gives them cash '■ , >h. vi. w.. . counties thls'‘for u‘ ‘ ute • “ Mran ' ■*» •' “ » “ > ■ ui l "l? cm "' *"d • '„°°d for their horse*. Other farmers who Pea£$. 7“ ub?5cl|of Die Mississippi river tn the vol- tlmr Th* mens program wu fine. have received a loan from the Char- , ,.***,c'imo^lnr' 1 wUS.7 om' 01 011 toll b«i »' •" ™>W> «■ A,Ur ■»• lotte Production Credit Association . will be at camp Barry. Wednesday. f thc limitation i n .v. c nroduction freshments were served we adhave used the money to pay off a May 23. which will be In in the nature „ IT. JT I!. T?n5 pr<XJU.cl m~» aMin n»t Rentemloan they had with some finance ‘ not so much will be shown at the Journd to meet again next Septem­ of a party with a supper at 7 and ber. We voted to have an ice cream company which wa* eJiurging them lady friends present. production of oil. The.quantity al­ social Friday evening. June 15. at two to three per- cent interest a Nine hundred seventy-three flow- lowed to Michigan Is less than ten the home of Mr. and Mrs. John month. The government through the , production credit associations. ,at Hastings, all donated. We have per cent of the total capacity of Weyerman to finish paying for our piano. charges the farmer only 5 1-2 per (orders far more. If you were missed tiie oil well* already brought in. cent interest per annum. Many in the collection please cal) 2453. CLOVERDALE. HINDS CORNERS. farmers have used thc money loaned I The committee are very grateful for Mr. and Mr* Mell Hendershott Mrs. Day. who has been In Del­ to them to pay for new tools, or to the , gifts of flower pot* and for the pay the chattel mortgages which gifts of dishes, etc. And you all are and sons and Marian Tobias of Kal­ ton for the last six weeks, spent o amazoo spent-Sunday with Mr. and few days al iter home here, return­ some Implement dealer had on their ) urged to visit Camp Barry this sum­ ing to Delton Friday night to be tools and livestock for tool* pur- ,mer. Boys' Camp June 5—12. Girls' Mrs. C. N. Tobias. Bchoot closes next Saturday with with Mrs. Shepherd. chased last season. Here again the 13-22. and only 50 cents a day for a pot luck dinner. We are all glad government loan works lo the ad- (each camper. Mrs. Lou Anna Patton has been Mrs. Smith will be our teacher next vantage of both the farmer and the spending the winter month* in Tex­ year. implement dealer. A* tiie harvest fellowship । as with her sister, returned home of men and boys united Arloa Payne of Coats Grove called season approaches It Is expected ।by a commofl loyalty to Jesus Christ last week. Bite likes Texas but aft­ that many farmers will secure ।for purpose of building Christian on Mrs. C. N. Tobias Sunday after­ er all Cloverdale is home to her. money through the Charlotte Pro- ,personality and a Christian society noon. Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Kahler of Thelma Tobias of Battle Creek duction Credit Association to pay ।and our task Is to discern spiritual Northeast Barry spent Sunday with for the harvesting machinery they ,values and lead young men to ap­ and Everett Maier of Centerville Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johncock. spent tiie week end with her parents, will need this year. By having cash. preciate , them." The sudden passing away of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias. the farmer can buy hl* machinery to Ixwta McIntyre of Bedford, came Frank Leonard ot Hojx‘ wo* a shock better advantage, and avoid paying Dale । Bump have been of help at a higher rate of Interest on his In- tCamp Barry this past week. We Friday morning and took his mother, to the community Monday morning. He had been sick off and on during vestment. ,now nave a safe place to store musi­ Mrs. Mary McIntyre, to Holland to the winter, but his heart was the the tulip show. Farmers who anticipate they wlll (cal instruments Each camper Is Mr. and Mrs. Keet Tobias and cause of hte sudden death. Funeral need money to carry on their form ।urged to bring theirs. John Morgan operations this summer before they ,will direct music and pageantry at children spent Bunday with her arangementa not yet known. father. Edd. DeMott, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kingsbury en­ harvest their crops may make use our ( boys’ camp June 5—12. Mrs. C. N. Tobias accompanied tertained the Chas. Kingsbury fam­ of lhe government financing or­ ND*. Mabie Hampton of Hastings to ily Sunday to a birthday dinner in ganization The Charlotte Produc- I DECISION IMPORTANT Kalamazoo. Wednesday, to attend honor of their son. Carl. lion Credit Association, which is or<Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle at Mrs. Poppleton of Kalamazoo was ganized by the government to handle TO VEGETABLE GOWERS the Mrs, Albert Monica's. Other ladies a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kel­ these loans to the farmers In Barry. in lhe load were Mrs. Frank New­ logg Friday evening. Eaton and Ingham county, has its ] Patent Granted on Process ton of Hastings. Mr* Lyle Dicker­ Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Monica were main office In Charlotte, but a repson and Mrs. Will Carl from near Sunday visitors ot Mr. and Mrs. to Remove Poisonous Cedar Creek. We had a fine time Jess Haney of Middleville. the court house in Hastings each Spray Residues and were treated to a nice lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Babcock of Wednesday and Saturday to take By 'awarding priority to Arthur Everyone remember the Hinds Hastings were week end guest* of applications for a loon. M Henry ot the United States De­ school rtunkin will be Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Snyder. partment of Agriculture on a public June 3. A cordial invitation to all Mrs. Edith Power* and family of DRILLING FOR OIL service patent covering a process for teachers, pupils and people living Allegan spent Sunday with Mr. and BEGUN IN ALLEGAN removal of poisonous spray residues or who have lived in this school dis­ Mrs. Arthur Johncock. from fruits and vegetables, the trict, and all visitors welcome. MIm Helen Patton of Midland te Known Michigan Oil Field United States supreme court ren­ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and home for a couple of weeks vaca­ a decision of great economic son* called on her mother. Mrs . lion with iver mother, Mrs. Lou AnGrows Steadily Westward dered Importance to all fruit and vege­ Edith Bechtel, in Hastings Bunday Since Discovery table growers in this country. The Grandpa Brooks passed away at Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes at- thc home of hia-daughter. Mrs. EuDrilling for oil has begun near decision comes after nearly seven the Mother and Daughter lah Tidd. Saturday morning. The Hilliards in Allegan county. Those year* of litigation in which Ernest in charge are confident that at some M Brogden and Miles L. Trow­ depth they will strike a pool. The bridge of California claimed prior­ known Michigan oil field has been ity and contested the validity of the 'steadily growing westward from the patent issued to Henry, a ciiemlst Saginaw region where It was deve­ at the Philadelphia station of the loped so intensively. Tiie newest federal food and drug administra­ tion. find being in Ionia epunty. Since the public service patent is Early day geologists felt sure there was no oil in Michigan. Still free to anyone wishing to make use earlier they believed there was no of it, tiie decision means the saving coal, but tiie facts were against of thousands of dollars of royalty them. If oil Is found at Hilliards, coat* to tiie grower, packer and con­ and since pools have already been sumer. located at Ionia. It will Indicate alWEEKS CORNERS. 'most certainly that oil Is to be Mrs. Ellen Jarrard weift to Nash­ found under Barry county. ville Saturday to have her tonsils Several attempts have been made removed. at locating oil in the county, but Mrs Irene Dickerson and Mrs. the big companies were invariably attracted elsewhere to proven re­ Ella Dickerson attended a birthday dinner Saturday at the home of Mr. gions. It takes from 110,000 on up to drill an oil well, consequently a and Mrs. Ernest Wood of the Hen­ great amount of capital can soon be dershot district, the occasion being tied up in carrying out these oper­ the former's mother's and sister's ations. This, combined with the Mrs. Emma Woods, natal day. Mrs. fact that there is already a consid­ Beach's being Friday and Mrs. erable overproduction of oil in tills Wood's Saturday. Bunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. country, probably accounts for the fact that exploration of Michigan's Lyle Dickerson's were. Mr. and Mrs. W w. Buckland and family from systematically outside of the proven Litchfield. Mr. and Mrs. Garner Hampton, H. O Armour of Hastings regions. and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Armour and A fish bowl valued at 53000, such family of Hastings were Sunday eve­ a* wa* auctioned off in Chicago the ning callers. Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. other day. would practically have to be a gold fish bowl.—Detroit Free Frank Matteson's were. Mrs. Bess DeCrocker of Scotts and Mr. and Mrs Fay Whitworth and Dorothy of Outing pajamas are better, lhe Culver district and Howard Mor­ though, when you step out for the ford of Battle Creek. morning paper and the door latches We are sorry to loose Mr. Steeby behind you.—Detroit Free Press. from our school the coming year. He has been engaged as ,w inc I pa I of the Mulliken school for lhe coming year. We wish him success. FARMERS LIKE NEW CREDIT SYSTEM For Friday and Saturday May 18th and 19th 1931 1930 Ford Mod. A Chevrolet TRUCK TRUCK 157 inch wheelbase Duel wheels and new tire# on rear. A Bargain at only With 157 inch wheelbase. Single wheels. Now for only— s245 1 Milk is the cheapest food you can buy. It has the Vitamins and food elements which promote the health of your family. We are permitted to sell our milk as Grade A because of the cleanliness of our barns and cows and the clean and sanitary manner in which we handle the milk. Highlands Dairy will furnish you Grade A Milk, Pasteurized or Raw, from our own state-accredited dairy herd. Our Grade A will cost you no more. We would be glad te have you visit our tfairy and see the care and pains we take to furnish you with CLEAN, GRADE A MILK at no additional cost to you. Lhe HIGHLANDS DAIRY Hastings, Mich. DOUD CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Waters of Kal­ amazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamil­ ton of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mr*. Fred Jones arid family of Has­ ting* were all home for Mother's day. Mr. and Mr*, Clifford McMannte visited her uncle of Brush Ridge, who ha* been sick but is better. Mr., and Mrs. Norris Bergman of Battle Creek attended the Mother's day program and ate dinner at home. Allie Kelly and grandson Elton of the Bunnell district spent Sunday Boo Whipple and Mrs. Evelyi^ Sutherland and baby of Augusta spent Wednesday evening at Robert Me Mann Is. The Shults Community club will meet at Mra. Ernest Peake's Thurs­ day for dinner. ROBINHUE PARK. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fotta of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Flnkbelner of Middleville were Bun­ day guests of Mr. aad Mrs. Julian Potts. Mr. and Mrs. George Poland spent Sunday with tiie latter's brother, Homer Ingram and family of Has­ tings. Mr. and Mrs John Kollar spent Saturday and Sunday in Hint, called there by the sudden death of lhe former's sister's husband. Mr. Bert Springer. On their way home they called on their brother. Harry Poland, and wife at Owosso. 225 GENUINE FORD BATTERIES GENERAL and CORDUROY TIRES FORD DEALERS Hastings Michigan “Watch the FORDS Go By entire community extends sympa­ Mr*. Kate Willi* m* 1* stU! thy lo the remaining sons and Ill at the home of her daughter, daughters of M? Brooks. Funeral Chas. McDermott. Mrs. Roaa Ashby and daugl day afternoon. Mrs. Ploy McDermott and dai ter, Mrs. Lucy Leonard and dai ter attended thc mother and dai HOPE CENTER. ter banquet at cloverdale town suddenly Monday morning. Much Friday evening. sympathy is extended to the wife Naveslnk Light, N. J„ with I, and children. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Williams 000 candlepower, is U» highest and two sons of Kalamaaoo spent cred lighthouse on the Aim Sunday at the Leonard home. [■^nwcs.2 Gas, water, electric and tele­ phone services are of little more importance to the suc­ cess and prosperity of any community than the services and the conveniences of a GOOD, SOUND BANK! This Bank Invites Your Patronage Strictly On the Merit of the personal and Pablic Services It Renders. Like Any Public Service Company —a bank must enjoy the patron­ age and confidence of its patrons and depositors and have their co­ operation in order to render its maximum service. This bank is justly proud of the years of service it has been able to render in this community because of the confidence re­ posed in it by the public and its patrons. All deposits in this bank are insured under the Federal Bank­ ing Act of 1933. START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY I Hastings City Ban HASTINGS, MICH. J J UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO Mutual Service That's the problem these days! The people of Hastings can do it by increasing the con­ sumption of CLEAN MILK in their homes Robert W. Cook, Propr. BARGAI I REDUCE Living Costs! Telephone 2651 NEW OIL PRODUC­ ING AREAS OPENED Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Capital $150,000.00 TELEPHONE ■■ �THE HA8TING8BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAY'It, 1M4 FAO 8 TEN nal account filed, order for publl- food consumption av- on Mr. and Mra. Sam Marshall Sat- I Glen Henry and family of Lapeer, trot ion Issued, inventory filed. urday. Mlu Betty Calkins. Mr. and Mra. Est. John Hetherington, dec'd. ERAGES TON PER TEAR Mr. and Mra. Stephen Mater of Homer Smith and daughter. Dora————— Est- Frances Brainard, dec'd. Waiver of notice filed, order ap ­ Marshall spent Sunday wllh the tha. of Hastings were Bunday guesta . JWaiver of notice filed, order appointpointing Admr. entered. former ’ s mother, Mrs. Hannah Robof Mr. and Mra. Morris Calkins, A ton of food sounds like quite PROBATE COURT. log Admr. entered. Est. Eva L- Paton, dec'd. Petition a sizeable collection, but that la inaon. I Mr. and Mra. Herman Feldpauach Est Eudora Erway deed Final1 F-st Michael J. Flynn, dec'd. Orto cite Admra. and helra into court what lhe average person In the y’ der confirming sale entered. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Lauer of were Friday guesta of Fred MUler account nuea. , , ; E«L Iris I. Burine. Bond of guard-. filed. United States consumes each year. Augusta called at the coy Brumm and family of Fowler. Est. Mary E. Trego, dec'd. Order In fact slightly more than a ton, home on Thursday. I Kenneth Hurless and family were E»t. Kathryn V Saunders, et al. |an nled lettera ot guardianship 1s-. mlnor. Annual account of guardian SUK1 allowing claims entered. Mr. and Mn. Von W. Furals* Bunday guesta of Oscar Hurless and according to figures compiled by the Est. Alma M. Tcrty. ct al. Annual National Dairy Products Corpora­ spent Bunday in Detroit. They family of Hastings. hhxi. । Egt. Mary M. Manee. dec'd. Petl-. were accompanied by their dough- I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass of Est. William R. Wickwire, dee'ej. tion to determine helra filed, order• account filed. , tion. EsL Maude Albertson, deed. PeAgreement and receipt filed, order I determining heirs entered. Forty-five per cent of this total ter. Mlu Pauline Purniu. of Howell. Hastings were Sunday guesta ot Mr. Mr. and Mra. Prank Felghner en- , and Mrs Zcllon Kaiser. allowing account entered, discharge, Est. Peter Maurer, dec'd. Appear- lltlon for hearing claims filed, notice consists ot milk, cheese, butter and to creditors!^wed. , blher dairy products. Per capita tcrtolned their children Sunday in 1 Zellon Kaiser. Star Grimmett and of special Admr. issued. 'ance of attorney filed. , 1 Est. Elizabeth T. Brcchelsen. dec'd. , ___ Est. Marquis E. Scgur. dec'd. Fi-1 Est. Frances Brainard, dec'd. Bond consumption of fluid milk has In- honor ot Mr. Peighner'a birthday. Ruaaell Craven were callers at Carl• Annual account of executor filed. i creaned about ten per cent tn the Those present were. Rev. and Mrs. । ton Center Sunday. Est George Wilkins, deed. In- .jMt years and now amounts to O. O. Glbaon and family, Earle I O. B. MUler and family, Robert |1 ventory filed. | <0 gallons a year or about .88 pint Felghner of Detroit. Mr. and Mra. I Bechtler and family, Mr. and Mra. Est. Bert W. Jones, dec d. Order p<.r Per capit* consumption of Harley Felghner and daughter. Mr. 1 Russell Todd and-Mlu Rita Todd of allowing account entered. |buttcr was estimated at 18 pounds and Mra. Ed. Felghner and daugh-' Hastings were Bunday guests of Est Michael J. Flynn, dee d. Order a ycar. cheese consumption was tees, and Mr. and Mra. William Mrs. R. Todd'a father, Herman allowing account entered, discharge < impounds per person, ice cream, Lundstrum and family. Peldpausch. and fsfnlly. Rev. and Mra. Albert Ostroth and of Admr issued, estate enrolled. an American dish, has had a steady Frank Beckwith of Hastings was Est Katherine Collins, dec d. War-f jncrraM> ln popularity. The Amer- Mr. and Mra. Sam Marshall attend­ out to the farm two days tills week. at Irani and inventory filed. lean consumes about 2.42 gallons a ed the Ladies' Aid Thursday Est. John Buehler, deed. Annual ycBr or B 1Utle „„„ th,n onc me. Sterling Ostroth's. GLASS CREEK. Taro fires, both of undetermined account of executor filed. dium serving every week. This .is Mra Kate Erway is on the sick Est. Frank Allerton, dee d. Inven- considerably in excess of thc con- origin and within a few feet of each list. other, destroyed two wooden frame ■ tory filed. sumption In any other countrySunday visitors at Fred Otis were E-’t. Cecil SruUie. dec d. Waiver of > Consumption of fruits and vege- buildings here Saturday night and Ray Olis and children of Kalama­ - notice filed, order appointing Adnir tables has shown a big increase In early Sunday morning. Both build • zoo. Pete DeVries and wife of Lan­ I entered. the flrat quarter of this year com­ Ings were unoccupied and the prop­ sing and Harry Dunn and family , E>t Virginia Hess, el al. Order to 'parc<| wjtfi (jlc corresponding per­ erty of the bank. Thc buildings were of Southwest Rutland. l reduce bond, entered. Iod n year aBO located on on alley just off the main Don Barlhelomew and Etna Pran­ Est. Eudora Erway. dec'd. Order I ■. a »■ street and within a few feet of each allowing account entered, discharge ' other. The first Are started about ces of Battle creek were Sunday PRAIRIEVILLE. .of Admr. issued, estate enrolled. 'I The graduating class honors are: nine o'clock Saturday evening and guests at Roy Oaks’ . Mrs. Tom Lord returned lo her . Valedictory. Lester Moore: Saluta­ the second one about three o'clock borne In Battle Creek Sunday after SOUTHWEST C ARLTON. tory. Helen Arentz: Class History, Sunday morning. Samuel Marshall, age 83. passed spending the week wllh her son. Roy . Dr. and Mrs. William Yeager of Herman Nell; Class " " ' — - Will, Neola away suddenly at his home around Oaks and family. Berrien Springs and Dr. and Mn- Heli MUs Ruth Erway of Kalamazoo | Levant Yeager of Milwaukee. Wls- ; antj Silas Doster visited noon on Monday. Mr. Marshall was .consin, visited the latter 5 parents, |Mr. and Mrs Robert Brown of Haa- digging a hole in the yard to plant was a guest of her parents here a tree, he was scoping out the dirt Sunday. Mr. and Mr.*. LaFnyclte Usborne tings Sunday. lb. loaf Mrs. Ollie Douglas and children Saturday. I Mrs. Nettie Hyde and Paul of with his hands when he fell over of Southwest Rutland visited her Quite a number of thc young pco- Hastings and Mrs Oliver Cleveland on hts face. He suffered a heart parents here Wednesday. pic of tins community attended a of Columbus. Ohio, were guesU of attack and died instantly. Mr. Mar­ Sunday visitors Bl Roy Erway s Bulk Birthday party for Noreen Clem at Mr Bnd Mrs Rankin Hyde last shall was bom in Attica county. Ohio, December 29. 1851. He came were, Al Wolfe, wife and daughter । Carlton Center on Tuesday evening -w-eek, Moro Live Power per gallon means that your car will get off 2-lb. Box Mr and Mra. Tate Buck and ] Today Science testa are held for to Michigan with his parents when and Maurice Erway of Grand Rap­ n young boy and they settled in Ma­ id# and Mrs. Clara Robinson of family of Battle Creek called on ■ tbc seventh and eighth grades. to a faster start, take tough hills more easily and hold high Wayland. Mr*. Anna Buck on Mothers Day I james verrili l» home for the ple Grove township, where he lived Lane Sunday visitors at Forrest Havens speed hour after hour without hard labor for your engine. Keith Maflowc of Grand Rapids summer. He spent lhe winter at until 191? when he moved to Nash­ were John Foreman and wife and Tall I visited his father. Wade Marlowe, at suobridge ville. In 1873 he married Sophia Maurice and Donna and Rosemary How more Live Power is made available and usable in cans the home of LaFayette Usborne. Mr* Harold Jones is on the Nick Marshall, who passed away 25 years Richmond of Kalamazoo. also Miss Mrs Gilbert Fisher and Mn Eu- lut bIso Mns ciinton Castle Their ago. In 1911 he was married to Standard Red Crown Superfuel is a more involved story. I gene Nichols spent Wednesday in many frlends »-lsh them a apefdy Mrs. Mabie Kelley, who, survives Elaine Foreman of Schoolcraft. Alva 'him. and the following children: McGlocklin and wife. Robert Me-: Battle Creek. | rccOvery It is accomplished in the refining. Heavier, slower parts Mr and Mrs. Keith Fuller and Mrs. Bernard Shultz of Shultz Curtis Marshall ot Maple Grove fOlocklin and family and Louie Ha­ Tali of an already excellent gasoline are converted into family of Hastings *|vnt Thursday visited her parents, Mr. and Mr* township. Mra. Edna Jones of Bat­ vens of Hastings. Mrs. Frank Schrirer and baby. Barbara and tle Creek. Glenn Marshall of Kalaevening with Mr. and Mrs. Evan sncock Tuesday. ’ faster, keener fractions. . . But you are most interested l F'uJ?r' „ . . ... Mr “nd Albert Roger* were mo township and Laurel Marshall Lorraine Otis. Joan Erway and MaryDunn. . I Mrs Earl Keeler worked the past Bt Battle Creek business Thurs- of Maple Grove township. Funeral in the result. And the result, as evidenced in your car, Miss Virginia Havens, who was । week at the home of Mrs. Laura day arrangements have not been com­ Easy Task on the sick list, spent the past week Erway of Hastings. [ Mr. Reynold* and daughter and pleted. will be better performance—markedly better. Mrs. Earle Wolfe and two sons with her parents here | A few attended lhe farewell par- , „„ PaKej)f Quimby called on Mr. CALL'S Mrs. Sara Erway and Mrs. Clara May we suggest that you drive in where you see the Ity and shower for Mrs. Ford, the nnd Mrs George Woods and fam- spent the week end with i»er par­ Robinson of Wayland are caring for ents. Mr. and Mrs. E V, Keyes. 1 Adventist school teacher, recently . ny Saturday familiar Red Crown? Make your Gelatin Dessert Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher and the household duties of Mrs. Roy at thc home of Mrs O. N Landon • Mrs. Ethel Stebbins was a guest Erway while she Is visiting her family spent Bunday with Lansing .of East Carlton................ of ^er daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wlnsusual outlay for a supply of gaso­ daughter, Mrs. Al Wolfe in Grand 1 Mr and Mrs. Wm. Hale of North .low Martin of Hickory Corners. relatives. Master Brand Rapids. line—for Superfuel sells at the Rev and Mrs S R. Wurtz. Mra. Carlton spent Sunday with Mr and Mother's Day. Sunday visitors at Chas. Whitte­ Mrs. Carol Fuller. Charles Garrett, who has been Lyman and Mrs Mabie Elder are more's were. Cleo Brown and fam­ price of "regular". We believe Mr. and Mrs. Walter Culbcrt and helping care for his brother. Clar- attending the annual conference of i'on spent Sunday tn Caledonia with Pncc at Minneapolis. Mihn. retum- the Evangelical church in Detroit ily and MLss Katie Whittemore of this small investment will lead to Hickory Corners. fr*nd« |(.d Thursday night. He left his this week. IM-lb. $1.55 On Friday morning the senior Mr and Mr*. Roy Douglass of , brother much Improved a big return in your motor­ SCRATCH FEED DURFEE. Hastings nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Eugene i Baccalaureate service’s will be class leave in a special coach for U»c $1.85 ing enjoyment this summer. EK EGG MASH Nichols spent Sunday in Holland held in the Methodist church Sun- Niagara Falls. They will arrive Sat­ The East Baltimore United Mr and Mrs. Evan Fuller and day night. May 20 Rev. Mlles will urday about 6 A. M. They have Brethren Ladies' Aid Society will BABY CHICK FEED :5.1b. Bag 43c 100-lb. Bar $1.75 planned several side trips, one is meet Willi Mr and Mrs. Edd. Rice family spent Sunday with Mr. and be the speaker. 100-lb. Bar $1.95 Mrs. Claude Cole of Dwell. Mr and Mra. Frank Francisco and by bus to see the boats go through Wednesday. May 23. Pot luck din­ STARTING MASH Mr and Mrs Jerry Elsenhood and son of Kalamazoo visited Mrs. Adda the locks. They will get back In ner. Come and bring your friend.100-lb. Bar $1.89 Detroit to see a league basebail GROWING MASH {family of East LeRoy visited the Munger over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams and more live power per gallon (former's mother. Mr.*. Flora EisenMrs. Bernard Smith of Kalama­ game and will arrive home Monday family of Charlotte spent Sunday OYSTER SHELLS - hood, on Mother's day. . zoo spent Saturday and Sunday tight. Supt. and Mrs. Wallace and with Jack Moore's. fclass Advisor. Woodward Smith, ‘ with Mr. and Mrs Fred Smith and DAIRY FEED M1“’ D*‘ $1.26 Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. will be the chaperones. CARLTON CENTER. {family. Sam Coucli were. Mr. and Mrs.' Thc Misses Thcrcssa and Agnes Atxiui thirty-five young people „„M, attended the OT ,UM1 Ivan V Smith Senior Bwanoon and Everet Couch of Hick­ I shall spent Bunday wllh Mr. and met at the Grange hall Tuesday t cin.ss partv given by Mr. Herrington, Da use and Angella Mcllongree of ory Corners. William Couch of Has- Floyd Palmer near Orangeville. The Durfee played baseball ----- . ---uiuirc Tigers sigura piayca o.iscoaii .Mrs. Tom Hoffman. or Rojal Gelatin evening In honor of MUs Norcen Supt of Kellogg school. Thursday Lansing spent Sunday at the Dause tings and Mr. and Mrs. Bort Fan- with the Dunham .school team Frl-1| Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stanton and home. I Clem s birthday. A pleasant evening night c„ ‘’ay- Score# were 9 to 10 bi favor of i family of Battle Creek spent the SJ59 |waa spent, after which delicious reMra B L. Smith and Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Rice and Veta Dunham. ___ ___ .XL'X. (week end_ and over Sunday with MIDDLEVILLE. . freshments were served A number Smith and children attended church spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Elmer Lusk of Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoffman. The Freshmen held a very enjoy­ |Of glfu were presented to Norccn nt Hlckorv Comers Sunday evening, able party at the auditorium on amid best wishes for many more The glee club from Kellogg school Thursday evening. I such n>|>py birthdays. /sang several numbers The committee having thc future Helen Keeler and Robert Hcnncj ; -rtw odd Fellows and Rebekah from Uns cjnununjty attended the Association meeting held here Mon- home coming plans under consider­ Ag-Club party of Hastings High (|ay night was well attended. Nash- ation held a^meeting Jointly with rchool at Indian landing on Thorn- ville, Hastings. Augusta and Kala- the busltiea* men Thursday evening apple Jake. Thursday evening. 1 mazno wcre represented Thc pro­ to get their views of what they) Little Kernel No. 2 Can , Mother s day guests ol Mr. and. firani uas excellent. Mr. Bamett wanted done. After this meeting was । Mrs. Fred Henney were thc latter s'Knvc !Ul interesting and instructive adjourned the committee went into J) cans session and several assisting com­ j mother. Mrs. H. A. Nichols of Has- talk. No. 2 Can tings. Mr. and Mrs. J Kick and Mr . Harry Klillck of Doster Is spend- mittees were appointed and plans und Mrs. Don Karcher of near, in< a few weeks with his niece Mr talked over. The plans are not yet Bulk 10-IIm. 29< 22H-lb. bag complete, but you may look forward Freeport, also Mr. and Mrs. Roy and Mr*. Verne Calthrop. Snyder and family of Battle Creek. Mr. i:.d Mrs. hl.-. Vcrr.c Calthr. Mr. and Verne Calthrop and to a real time tills summer in the 2-lb. Box Mr. and Mrs Wm. Crockford en- their guest were of their old town. EXCEL -crc guests U The Mother and Daughter ban­ tertatned the latter * daughter. Mrs daughter. (•-— ;,i r a j j — _ Mr. and Mrs. L J. Erb. Forbes, and Mr Dunnigan of Sher- und son Sunday " quet on Friday evening at the M. E. N. B. C. Cookies lidan and n niece and husband and, j*— • Mrs -Mr and Merritt Wood spent church went off fine. A good pro­ of Sturgis. Mothers Day with their son. Mr gram was carried out and all seemed SglS Ibaby । Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hale spent and Mrs. G M. Woods, and fam- to enjoy same. The chicken dinner was fine and greatly enjoyed. Mother's day with their daughter. Charles Crookston returned from Mr and Mrs. Caryl Fuller Community Guest Night at Kel­ Mr*. Elmer Marlow is in Hastings logg school was well attended There 1a trip hto Ohio on Thursday and ft as so dry down there that assisting Mrs. McKeough with her was a fine program furnished by repurts 1 Medium Sire the farmers can not get In their housework. Delton. Yorkville and Kellogg ' spring cjpip. The Carlton Center school (Carl­ schools. ton Outer Cubs> played ball with May 20. Rev Miles will begin a , The Arc alarm al 8 A. M. Saturday the Rogers Comers' school Friday scries of meetings al the Methodlitt {was a call to the home of CftfTord afternoon, score wa* 17 to 14 In fa­ church. Rev George Bennard of 'Davis, southwest of town. The roof vor of Carlton Center Cubs. This Hermosa. Calif. and Mias Hannah of { the house was discovered on fire is the second of a series of games, Dahlstrom wilt aid with the lerv- 1by a neighbor. Fortunately jt had thc first game was also won by Carl­ |lces. Eight o'clock Is thc time. 'but a small start and was put out ton Center Cubs 14 to 13. Don't forget There will al*o be 1before the department arrived, with toss. ।’tcreopticon picture*. Rev. Bern- small 1 Max Lynd and family wfcnt to I ard is thc author of the "Rugged Hersey Sunday and spent tiie day Mrs. George Konzcnof South Bene. Cross." cuinc Friday to spend a week with , Mrs Llbble Williamson of Kaia- {with Mrs. Lynd's mother, Mrs. M. E. Quart! her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. ,J. Wil- {mazoo, who has spent several weeks Thompson The Miller oil station Is placing Hants*. ; with her sister. Mrs. Lehman, reBsm&nHS Fancy Yellow Tiie teacher and pupils of Pleas- turned to her home Saturday night 1new pumps, the latest model*. । ant Hill and any in thc district who । Mr. and Mrs Laurence Osborn'I Mr*. Clara CLsler. who recently sold off her farm stock and tool*, can go. are planning on making a'and sons of Nashville spent Sun- ■ trip to Holland next Sunday to rec day with William Muileh and Mr has come to town to live. Her many CUKES TOMATOES CANTALOUPES friends all welcome her. I thc tulips and for u picnic dinner and Mrs Milo Lehman It is reported that dogs recently ut Lake Michigan , Mr. and Mrs Floyd Shelp and Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. children spent Mother* Dav with 1did a lot of damage to flocks of R J. Williams were. Mra. George Mr*. Bhelp's mother. Mrs Clappell sheep west of town. Only a small number of the dogs have license tags Konzcn. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur of Wayland. Clarke and family of South Haven.! Mrs Karl.Krick entertained her hereabouts and still they are allowed Mr. and Mrs. Byron Rowlader of.Sunday ScAb)i class Saturday aft- to run at large and do. as they please. Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Clare . ernoon. ■ We Sell Only the Beat Quality Branded Beef' W. H. and Mrs. Gray expect to Williams and family und Mrs. Ad-, The usual Memorial program will leave — this week for their omiiiuic summer, die be imrini carried <>ui out uvvuraiioii Decoration Day. ur. Leals, local Little Robert Row- । muay The inc,------Indrr '— —will ■“ be Attorney ------- Archie . lader nas hern been huvinv having the rlilcken chicken ■speaker Me- home at Merrit. Mich,, so Will can Fren, FlnrH Qvsllt, B.,1lb' )xjx Bo was unable to come. •* ~ II — Donald. The services ...«« will be held ila>k lUtcr hu 8toc|c interest*. .___ i Mtn. CUithariti* nl.UnCatherine Blake, daughter me Baptist t>npu3t church, enuren. I. Miss ofMr. and Mrs. Ray Mugridge and mi lhe and Mrs ° E Blake, was takfamily are moving to Gun Marsh. The Ladles' Aid will serve dinner •but the girls expect to finish high at the Methodist church Decora-,en to Pmnock hospital on Friday mcox suffering with throat trouble. Wo school at Middleville. tion Day. They have a worthwhile hear she Is improving nicely. Good menu. POWERS ECHOES. Marion Johrison is in Hickory news. mcS Miss Edwina McNaughton was re­ Mr and Mrs. Mauries Johnson corners for an indefinite stay. • visited his brother.' Verne, who is Mrs. Kale Brigham and Mrs cently taken to a hospital for obser­ ill at Lansing. Sunday. Katherine Keith of Plainwell called vation. as she has not been well of Mr and Mra. Ed. Balzer and Ut-|dn Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hughes Bun-' lafc. Here is wishing her quick re* covery. tie daughter of Grandville spent'day. tlie week end with their parents. Mrs Frank Boniface, who has Mr. and Mra. Will Carter. ( been visiting her parents in CornBEAR HOLE LAKE. Harold Kingsbury of Vermont­ Miss Irene Frost of .Dutton spent John, several weeks, returned to her ville. B. J. King and Clare King of Wednesday and Thursday with her jjome Sunday. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frost I James Boulter and family are Nashville were Sunday guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Corner Bchondel- • moving Into the OtU house today. and Mrs Horace Cole. | rneycr spent Bunday with her par----------------Arthur Tyler and family spent jenls, Mr. and Mra- BuwOman at NASHVILLE. Bunday in Verthontville with Mn I Yankee Springs: I "Mrs. Alice Comstock waa removed Tylers parents. Mr. and Mrs. Er­ i Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frost and1 to her Iwme Sunday from Unt Com- nest Granger. »ons. Jack and Albert, spent Wed- inunlty hospital in the Hfcss ambuWm. Clageti and family were Bunday guesta of Mri. o. A. Davis | ■nesday with Mr. and Mra. Hiram lance *. (Nlers and family at Dutton. 1 Phil Oore of Battle Creek called of Hastings. I Chalk Up Another Score for Standard’s Engineers IONA lar, too, ’ Bokar Coffee Red Circle Coffee Raisin Bread Brown Sugar Crackers s“‘" " Oxydol Whitehouse Milk Mustard Pink Salmon P&Gor Kirk's Soap Chips Raking Powder Sparkle Dill Pickles 2 3 2 85' 81' 10 19' 17' 39' 17' 25c 35' 85' 85' 83' 85' 15' “Daily Egg Brand” STANDARD RED CROWN SUPERFUEL — Jello 5' Senate Beer Doggie Dinner■ 12 89' Rajah Salad Dressing qtj Jar 23' Nutley Oleo 3 "* Corn 5 c,ns Green Reans Rolled Oats 69' 22C Soda Crackers Fig Rings 17' Cigarettes Cigarettes 89' Ivory Soap 4 „.n 19' Lard 2 !*»• 15' Head Lettuce New Potatoes Strawberries 2 <« 15c 10 39c 21-> 25c 4 it-. 19c A&P MEAT MARKETS Beef Roast PorkChops Liver Pork Loin Roast Fillet oS Haddock Corned Heel coo.™ Ground Reel Piked Steaks \ .v 2 2 15' 83' 35' 12' 85' 85' 83' 81' P I (HH> STORES AUCTION SALE! Having decided to quit farming, I will have an auction sale at my farm, known as the Watson farm, 2 1-2 miles southeast of Delton or 2 1-2 miles north and 1-2 mile east of Hickory Corner., on SATURDAY, MAY 19 Commencing at 1:00 o’clock. LIVESTOCK Two-year old colt, wt. 1200. Guernsey cow, 5 years old. Holstein cow, 8 years old. Holstein cow, 12 years old. One fat cow, weight 1200. HAY. 1 1-2 tons hay. FARM TOOLS. Double harness. Wagon. Flat rack. Corn King manure spreader. I offer the following property: Litter Dean cultivator. 2 John Deere mowing ma­ chines. 2 drags. Two-horse corn planter. Roller. Disc. Oliver plow Potato hiller. One-horse cultivator. Cream separator. 2 washing machines. Hay rope and cars. Many other desirable items too numerous to mention. TERMS—CASH. No property to be removed until set­ tled for. UHJ'lTtl WILLIAM E. WATSON, Prop. HAROLD NEWKIRK, Auctioneer. �) Score ineers Common Sense Bank Talks BANK MONEY ORDERS— >m imAUI acai National Bank of Hastings lar, too, < IF YOU USE HOT WATER IN YOUR HOME HERE’S AN IMPORTANT herfuel ar will get off id hold high four engine, id usable in olved story, ■lower parts verted into t interested in your car, er. you see the Make your ply of gasolells at the iVe believe will lead to motormmer. SALE less than 10* OWN IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS r per gallon BRINGS YOU THE CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY OF THE y wllh Mr. and on Stanton and -reek spent tiie •r Sunday with Hoffman. Consumers Special WATER HEATER work savers and lime savers in lhe home—If you have this Healer that gives you all you need, all the time —Instantly, and CHEAPLY. give your family this benefit and >n sale theast ickory INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME For a down payment as little as perty: >2* maer. [fij Easy monthly payments amount to leas than 10c a day. Get rid of TRADE YOUR Oi-D HEATER AND FURNACE COIL AS PART PAYMENT! tem» tion. terms on trading Slop the costly waste of fuel, work and money of these old-fashioned il setSEE OUR DISPLAY OR PHONE 2305 >P ■ THt HABTTWQg BANNKR, WIDNMDAT, MAY 11, IW Consumers Power Co. Homemakers' Comer SEPTEMBER CRITICAL MONTH FOR ALFALFA As a result of experiments car­ ried on at Michigan State College, under supervision of Professor Howard C. Rather, head of the farm crops department, it may be pos­ sible in the future to forecast next Mason's alfalfa hay crop with ac­ curacy In the month of September. •’It has been determined definitely," Professor Rather says, "that Sep­ tember IS the critical month in the life of the alfalfa plant. We know that weather and growing condi­ tions in September have a definite bearing upon the next season's hay Plenty of Vitamin C ta the diet is ths modern "sugar and molasses" cure for spring rheumatism and Uial tired feeling, according to home eco­ nomics extension nutrition special­ ists al Michigan State College. Canned tomatoes are the best source at this particular season when fresh fruits add vegetables are not available. A tomato juice cock­ tail, seasoned with horse radish, on­ ion juice, salt, and pepper will help stimulate the lagging spring appe­ tite. A tomato jelly mold wllh cheese is termined whether these develop­ excellent for Sunday night supper. ments are such os could be used Tb one level tablespoon of plain to accurately forecast thc next Hciaiui .... believe they gelatin auu add i-i 1-4 cup com cold waicr waler unu and year’s production. Wc let stand five minutes. Cook together i d°. but more Is needed to check and then strain 1 1-2 cups tomato previous findings.'• Juice, one tablespoon scraped onion, Crop 'Specialists, plant breeders 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1-4 teaspoon cel- and pathologists at tiie experiment cry salt, and one tablespoon vino- { station have been studying weather gar. Add softened gelatin to liot| rcoords o'er a fifteen year period Juice and after mixture has cooled,'and observing their relationship to partially fill individual molds with /croP productions thc following seaIt. Make cheese balls, by mixing 1-4 , definite conclusions have pound of cream or cottage cheese '■ WlilJe --------------------------— *• — with two tablespoons chopped olives not been drawn from these studies or pickles and place on Jelly in they have revealed that If the al­ each mold. Cover completely with falfa plant enjoys plenty of rain­ more tomato Jelly. To serve, unmoici fall In September and growing con­ on a lettuce leaf and garnish with ditions throughout the month arc fairly favorable It tends to store salad dressing. it UI sauce aUULC made IllUUC "root' reserves" ... to ... carry — -- through — — O-Canned apple sauce or from the stored apples which have ‘hc J’cx‘ growing season. Also It >______ ______ >. . • .. ___ ... has tws-n Ihal U, vaar. become somewhat shrunken and has been observed that In years dried, may be used In Graham Apple’ when there was a deficiency of Torte. a modern open-faced apple rainfall In September and growing pie. For the crust, use 1-4 cup melt­ 'conditions through the month were ed butter and 1 1-2 cups graham subnormal Ute alfalfa plant failed to cracker crumbs, or 1 1-4 cups toasted produce a normal growth the fol­ bread crumbs and 1-4 cup brown lowing season. One definite fact brought out by sugar may be substituted for the cracker crumbs. Two-thirds of thia the Investigation is that it ts Inad­ mixture Is packed into a pie Un. visable to take a cutting df alfalfa which is then filled with three cups, In Sepember or to pasture the crop of rather thick sweetened apple severely during the month because sauce, flavored with lemon juice or of thc interference with the stor­ favorite spices. The rest of the ing of root reserves. CutUng, clip­ crumbs are sprinkled on, top and ping or pasturing alfalfa before or thc pie baked in a moderate oven after September did not appear to for half an hour. When cool, the be particularly injurious to the cfop. torte may be cut into generous A rather ingenious method has wedges and served like any pic. It been devised to definitely determine may be garnished with whipped the effect of September rainfall and growing conditions upon alfalfa. cream. The station has divided a planting into several small plots One plot WOODLAND. receives moisture only as It is sup­ Last Week's Letter. plied by natural weather develop­ Mrs. tind Mrs. Oscar Flory’ of Has­ ments Another plot receives water tings called on Mr. and Mrs. Dei- as required by irrigation. A third mond Culler Tuesday evening. plot Is deprived ot all rainfall in Mrs. John Dell and MUs Dorothy September by means of a canvas Dell were Lansing visitors Tuesday. covering Tests on this experimental John Dell and J. U Smith attend­ held have definitely Indicated Sep­ ed the k. of P. lodge in Nashville tember to be the criUcal month In 'the development of the alfalfa...... plant. Tuesday. ---------------u. v. Glenn England and Raymond Me- ( Further tests are being made to deU-od have gone to Marion. Ohio, on termine the Influence of Septmbcr a three days’ business trip. | rainfall, cutting and gradng upon Mrs. Freda Fluhrcr and son the next season's production. George and Lowell Pritchard of' ----------------- *-> ► Lansing were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. MILO. Frank Kilpatrick Sunday. I Mrs. Minnie Quick and Mr and Jack RafTler of Grand Rapids ts Mrs. Ferris Quick attended a twenty­ visiting Mr. and Mrs,. Vernlce Rat-'fifth wedding anniversary of the Her. I former's brother. Mr. and Mrs. AuiMr. and Mrs. H. J. Stang of Bat-'tin Ferris, at their home in DoJtlc Creek and Mrs. C. B. Benham of! ling. It was a surprise party. *A Hastings were Sunday guests at the I delightful time is reported. ^CO^r^nd^s K"lF?ul J M" Schultz and two Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cole and BUests from Chicago spent the week amily are moving to Coats Grove to|cnd at tl>«»lr Lake Hills farm, returnlive with her father. John Meade, ing to the city Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lte Hansbcrger are i .. renting the Cole residence nnd plan nd,“r*’M®r,°n.JAICtfhc SCIlr to move In at once Sunday evening with the former s I^ Marma ^afer of ^w.nx» spent thc week end with her sister,': Oordon pects at CaleMrs. Chas. Cook, and family. iao*“a' j Mr. and Mrs.'James Summer and I Mr- an(l Mr®- Emerson Myers of family of Battle Creek called on Mr. Grand Rapid® and drier iipent the and Mrs. F. E. Border Sunday. iweek c nd with Mr. end Mr and Mrs. Harlan Donald Gager and F. E- Border Scoby. 'a'“ Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tack of Assyria spent the week end at Baldwin. were at the Quick home Saturday Michigan, on a fishing trip. and on------Mr.— and Mrs. Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Chas, cook attend- — -- -called — ------- -— — ed a funeral at Westphalia Friday. «*•’<* Prairieville. Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Stowell and Thf’ M,1° school will close May Mr. and Mrs. Don McLeod were call-,24 w,th a Plcnlc “t the home of Mr. ers at lhe John Meade home in and Mrs- Bradfield, which is a pot Coats Grove Sunday. I ^c* dinner, each family to furnish Ward Plants and Lester Brumm sandwiches for their own family were in Vanderbilt, Michigan, from and 000 other dish. Home made Thursday until Bunday trout fish- lcc cream will be furnished for all. Ing. ; Everyone invited. Mrs. Bradfield was In Kalamazoo Mrs. Donald Gager and son Mor­ gan are visiting her parents. Mr. Thursday. A cousin, Dale Bradand Mrs. Harry Hough of Paw Paw held. returned with her for an In­ definite stay. Mr. and Mrs. Brad­ this week. Miss Eleanor Mumford spent the field and Jack were also In that city week end with Miss Ruth. Kooikcr at on Saturday. Mrs. Hattie Bellinger made a bus­ Selkirk Lake near Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ruell and iness trip to Alma two days thc past family and Fred Latnbcrson attend­ week. Quite a good attendance at Sun­ ed the funeral of the latter’s grand­ mother. Mrs. Dell Lamberson. al Go­ day Scltool. A very good Mother s Day program was provided. bles Saturday. Ern Quick has been suffering Hilbert and Misses Louise and Lor­ with foot trouble making farm work ena Hilbert visited in Lansing and difflculf. Riding farm machinery solved some of the problems how­ Mason Sunday. "Deacon Dubbs” in three acts, a ever. Mrs. Bowen ts on the sick Hat, joyous comedy-drama, will be pre­ sented by Woodland Grange at the also the little son qf Mr. and Mrs. high school auditorium next eve­ Tom Jones, Mrs. Jennie Chase after spending ning, May II at 8:30. Following is the cast of characters: Deacon a week at her home in Kalamazoo, Dubbs—R. Granl Osgood; Amos returned to thc home of her brother Coleman—Glen Farthing; Rawdon and sister. B. N. and Nina Fenner, lo assist, with the work there. W, Willison of near Plainwell is Nutt—George Parrott; Dueteronomy Jones—Henry Cole: Role Raleigh- doing some carpenter and painting Lucy Lind; Miss Phillpena Popover work at the Flower farm Lyle Wilcox of Battle dreek vis­ —Edith Osgood; Emily Dale—Doro­ thy Smith; Trixie Ooteman—Evelyn ited his mother Saturday. W. Spaulding is spending some Parrott; Yennie Yensen—Violet time at his cottage at Wall lake Jordan. About 20 girls and the leader. Miss driving back and forth each day. Hlldah Suinm, attended lhe SOUTH THORN APPLE. Achievement Day of the. County 4-H Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnson moved Clubs at Hastings Saturday. Gar­ to Grand Rapids Tuesday, and the ments that lhe girls had made were parties whom they traded with have exhibited. •• moved here on the farm. Chas. B. Johnson and Theodore ROBINHUE PARK. Wleringa made a business trip to Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar spent Lansing Frldiy afternoon. Guesta Sunday ot Mr. and Mn. Bunday wllh the former's sister. Mrs. Otto Lightfoot and family, of Chas. B. Johnaon were. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaynor and daughter Freeport. Betty Kaynor of Lansing and Mr. Julian Potts and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam and Mn. Theodore Wleringa and Zerbe. Mra. Zerbe. who has been 111, family of northwest of Middleville The Gates school eloaad with a La better at this writing. Mr. and Mra. George Poland were picnic, on Wednesday. May 9. Tfie bam on the farm known aa Bunday guesta of Homer Ingram the Billy Shaw farm burned a week and family of Hastings. Recently Mr. and Mrs. George ago Saturday. Mr. and Mn. Ted Hayes and family reside on the Welter of Grand Rapids were call­ farm. ing on their former neighbors. . Mra Arthur Terry of Chicago The population* of the United came last week to visit her slater. States of America is about 5 per Miss Ann Peterson, who resides on the old homestead. cent of the world's total; ■YAH SCHOOL NOTBS. sing and Mra. Gertrude Adams and Schoo! cloned Thursday noon with daughter Marjory of HagUngs wm — MICHIO ft TELEPHOh Ing good times planned for vaca­ George Adams and family. Mr. and Mra. Everett Carter and tion. iwrlk. were mid >t tb« house Wednaaday evening with pot; lurv •tinrv'T' arui . j.~ui±i.. r>rr. । !? ' xlie Bunday School held a party mo. p« «. by ~r iX S, K ™ • ”“‘“1 >»«™” which was cleverlv Introduced by a , will hr hein in club song and yelL We agreed that , the girts did excellent work as they did not start until January. They *75^ each received a gold sea! at t^L, bring needles Achievement Day for their extra l d thimble. . * ___________ good work. Wc hope more boys and j nnwi iwn girls along with the parents will beduwumo. come better acquainted with Club' 111P >oun« P«0PIe ‘hr com' work. It means so much to girls' munlty are requested to meet at tiie and boys to prize the ownership of i church Saturday evening. May something she or he has made. We >». for the Purpose of forming a are planning a canning dub and!younK peop’*’* organixaUon which will gladly welcome anyone outside meet occasionally during lhe nor _ ■ ' summer months. our jktHpf district to Join, promising _ good times are in store. A fitting and appropriate Moth­ Ruth Shellington and Viola er's Day address was given by Rev. Scase were our two eighth graders Kenneth Hoflmaster Sunday morn­ to graduate and were the first in ing. The young people and the Barry county to receive their dlplo- choir added to the program which mas. Both girls are going to high was very much enjoyed. A dainty school. Ruth possibly to Hastings, bouquet was presented to the old­ and Viola to Marshall. Wc are wish­ est mother In attendance, who was ing both girls all kinds of Joy. hap­ Mrs. Nellie Granger. Mrs. Gladys piness and success In thc coming Woodmansee was tiie youngest mother present, who also was the years. Tills year ends three years of a recipient of flowers, Mrs. John Ger­ ber was remembered for being the Very active P. T. A. organization in mother of the largest family and our school, and we are looking for­ Mps. Walter Ormsbe for being a ward lo thc good times next year. member of lhe Dowling church the' The following officers were install­ ed: Pres., Pauline Hammond; Vice­ longest period of time. Mrs. Redin Pres. Clara Malcolm; Secy.-Treas, Whitworth and Mrs. Dora Bronk received honorary favors also. Cresale Stedge. Mrs. Jennie Gorham visited over Although we had only eight the week end at the home of Mr. months of school everyone has com­ and Mrs. Rennie Mott in Hender­ pleted his work 100 per cent. Those receiving spelling certifi­ shott. Mr. and Mra. Orlle Fisher called cates were: Rachel Malcolm. Robert Falconer. Carolyn Shellington and on their uncle and wife. Mr. ^nd । Mrs. John Norris, at Lacey Sunday Lynn Stedge. afternoon. Mr. Norris has been In Those leading the honor roll this year were: Rachel Malcolm. Robert poor health for several months. Falconer and Carolyn Shellington Mr. and Mrs. Don Wright. Flor­ A number of others did good work, ence and Marjory were Sunday vis­ too. itors with relatives near Alto. For the last two months the Mr. and Mrs. John Gerber attend­ school, directed by the science class, ed a Mother’s Day dinner at thc made a fine collection of wood, home of their daughter, Mrs. Elnora plants, skeletons, etc. Hummel. Each fifth grader made a bird Herman Stanton and niece, Vida house and trellis, some were put up। Jane Sproul, of Detroit were Sun­ on the school ground. Last year day guests of Marshall Pierce and several wrens made heir homes in family. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Schwuour houses and we hope to accom­ cho of Battle Creek were Sunday modate more this year. guesta also in the Pierce home. Pauline Hammond, Teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Wcrtman at­ tended a family dinner Sunday at NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. the home of their daughter and Last Week's Letter. husband, Mr. and Mrs. Chanes BclMr. and Mrs. Fred Kacahele of son. near Banfield Leighton were Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herrington callers of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kcp- and family are now located in the key. home owned by Mrs. Mary BurMr and Mrs. Jacobitz and family• roughs. of Grand Rapids were Sunday guests, Plans are well under way for the of the former's sister, Mrs. Henry Decoration Day program and din­ Neuman, and family. ner which is to be held here May Miss Peggy Raw spent tiie, week 30 and the interest shown at this end with her schoolmate. Miss Eve­ time will undoubtedly decide wheth­ lyn Crumback. of Gaines. ~ er this practice Is to be continued Mrs. Frank Cobb and son of Lan- each year. j *• < ft ' I i. TELEPHONE SERVICE COSTS AS LITTLE AS OR LESS A MONTH OR that moderate monthly coat, your family F can have thc convenience . . . the social and business advantage* . . . thc priceless protection of a telephone. Call, visit or write the Telephone Business Office for complete information, or to place an ortlcr. InaUd- lution will Im: made promptly. Remember the Ladles' Aid dinner which U to be on Thursday of this week with Mrs. Etta Stanton and Relatives received word of i Mrs. Ella Smith in charge. cent death of Mra. Marian WEST CARLTON. Bob Reed and niece. MIm Reed, ot Antigo. Wls., and Miss Frances Burling of Grand Rapids visited Dave Burling Sunday. Bob. who has been at the Burling farm the past few years, will make his residence as Martan Buxsel, havil Freeport schools in bar youngest daughter to Pennoe pltal at Hastings Saturday, she had her tonsils removed. 5 :■ s Commencement When The First Big Step in Life’s Path Has Been Made AKE this a memor­ able day in the lives of the young people who have completed their tasks in High school, Col­ lege or University. You are invited to call and ahop about our store for Choice Commencement Gifts. May we suggest the following:— M by the Girls and Boys Who Met the Test and Won! Graduation Cards. . . Stationery . . 50c?60c, 75c Fountain Pen Sets . . .$ 1.00, $2.25, $2.95, $3.50 up Face Powder and Cream Sets Compacts............................ 55c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Candy—Whitman’s and others, 39c, 60c, $ I, $1.50 Cameras—Eastman . . . .98c, $3.00, $3.75, and up Coty Face Powder and Perfume Sets....................98c Perfume—Coty, $ 1. 10, $2 Body Powder, 55c, $1 Manicure Sets .... 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 and up Don’t Fail to See Our Window on the Greatest Lif^TIme Deal. Look up your old pen. The Prescription Drug S B. A. LyBARKER, Proprietor PHONE 2115 HASTINGS, MICHIG �THE HASTINGS BANNEB, WEDNESDAY, MAT IS, 1H4_____ TWELVE NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. The Baseball Team Benefit chick­ Is placed tn a cloth and 1s suspend­ ed Just under the surface of the en supper at the Masonic Temple Mn. Hattie Carpenter 1* caring water. One liquid ounce of nico­ last Thursday evening was largely for Wni. Kepkey, who Is very low al tine sulphate is added to the mix­ attended. Manager Ivan Roush was this writing. ture after the copper sulphate hu In Grand Rapids the forepart of last June McNee of Clay Hills and dissolved. The solution should be week and purchased new suits for Laurel McIver (iocal) spent Friday Can stirred before it is used. the team. night and Saturday with Mrs. Verne Messrs. Bill Todd. Dale Beach and Thomas. The solution should, be prepared . Be Killed at Small Oo>t just before it is to be used and Harvey Rich of Belding were Bun­ Mr. and Mn. Shirley Kermeen and 1 East Lansing—Internal parasites any that is left over should be de­ day afternoon callers at the Rev. F son Johnny spent Saturday night stroyed. Sheep on dry feed should Loomis home. and Sunday with relatives at Green­ 1 of thc animal and. in some case*, not t>e led lor irom 12 to 18 hours Mrs. J. D. D Crawford, crawiora. son ixmaia. Donald, ville. ty-1 cause death can be safely and before drenching, ll is desirable and daughter. Mra. Alice Lystra and Mr. and Mn- Glenn Allen and son ' cheaply controlled by drenching, ac- but not necessary to keep sheep Mrs. Ayers of Ionia were guests of Richard spent Mother's day with lhe „„ j cording to the animal husbandry Which are on pasture off feed before the former's sistar. Mrs. F. E. Brunformer's mother, Mn. John Allen to । department at Michigan State Col- ।'treating. » . iner .ner last Wednesday evening. of Middleville. '■* I lege. The doses recommended ate four . Rev. and Mrs. Batdorf and MUs , Ladies' Aid meets this Week Do you know that the farmers of Michigan raise Lambs one month old can be ounces for sheep weighing 100 Gladys Benedict of Smyrna, and lhe Thursday afternoon. Supper served the sugar beet crops from which is made Beet given.-this treatment. Parasites can pounds. .three ounces for 75 pound Misses Etheiyn and Helen Earl of by committee. ,m. be controlled best If the flock Is sheep, two ounces for a 50 pound ; Belding called at the home of Rev. Mr. and Mn. Frank Garbow en­ Sugar. As beet sugar has no^superior, use it. drenched before being turned on fJamb, and one ounce for a 25 pound F. Loomis Sunday afternoon, en- tertained relatives from the north pasture and additional treatments lamb. Weak, thin lambs should be I route home from Kalamazoo where Sunday. always for every household purpose. This will given at proper Intervals. Michigan jgiven smaller doses than the one they attended a convention, Miss Jeaq Shlsler of Indiana shepherd* recommend treating the recommended for their weight. . • • •----------------help Michigan farmers at no extra cost to you. spent Saturday night and Bunday flock at least three times during the Sheep should be standing while NASHVILLE, with Miss Marton Keagle. pasture season. Some flocks are Ibeing drenched with tiie head Last Week'# Letter. Many from this way attended Slightly elevated but thc nostrils! Mr. and Mra Lory Paddock and Achievement Day In Hastings Tues­ -v— the ..... ------ent Sun­ day and report a fine time. Mn. Ol­ level of family of near Augusta “ suet Emphasis is placed on treatments should not be above 1 while the sheep ore on pasture be- the eyes. The prescribed dose should day with Mr. and Mrs. Otfte Lykins. ney Adams and Mn. Robert Tolan Fanners and Manufacturer* Beet Sugar Association be administered slowly ^from a The Star Theater opened Satur­ were chosen as leaders for our class ‘ ‘ “ 'v ito •<«>■» ground, and the parasites pass small necked bottle or a* syringe. day night. The new owners are Rus­ next year. Saginaw, Michigan one cycle of their life In the soli. The sheep should have access to sell Harrison and Rollin Huard of KLINGENSMITH. ...... ____ Sheep which follow the Infected watqr before and after treatment. Battle Creek. They have installed Albert Green went to work for Mr. ""lottJ. f,ock on thp contaminated ground Sheep owners who have not new equipment, the latest in sound drenched animals can get exact di- equipment and a new sound screen. Pulmeler skidding logs for the mill pick up the parasites. AI IL uraw.™* uy actions for the treatment from they will operate four nights a week. at Prairieville, lut week and expects The treatment •cvuuu.wuueu recommended by I the College department is a aoluMHcultural agents who abo• Saturday, - • ~ ................. - ' Wayne, of Battle Creek. Archie Sunday. Wednesday and to be with him all summer. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Van Tuyle Florence and Dale Lapham of Burd of Lansing. Mr. and Mu. spent Sunday in Nashville with will sliow Thursdoy nights. Uon of copper sulphate and nlco- w ’" arrange a meeting and •»«'The regular meeting of Laurel. Maple Grove spent the week end ;Stuart Clement and Mra. Belle Cle­ relative^. :hl<*n. tine sulphate. It is prepared by dJs- hoy the treatment should be given। with their aunt. Mrs. Albert Green. ment of. Hastings. --- solving one ounce of copper sul- if several pock owners are inter­ Chapted No. 31 O- E S- met Tues­ Several from inis way attended Other callers there Bunday were day night at the temple.. ONphatc In three quarts of warm, soft ested. Frost lilt some of the string beans the show “The Dlout, Players" in The senior class gave several one- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mayo and । In this vicinity last week. PmiMki* Court water. The copper sulphate dis­ Hustings last week. FREEPORT. act plays Wednesday afternoon and children. Mn. Chas. Mayo and son. I solves most rapidly if the chemical night at the high school. They leave Last Week’s Letter. 25th day <i Quite a number of local people, May 18 for a week end trip to NlagoRDE&-ro* rtnirjcATioM. were in Grand Rapids Thursday and ara Falls. Supt. and Mrs. Wallace Friday attending the hearing In con­, will accompany them. The bank was a busy place on nection with the proposal of the, Perr Marquette Railroad Company Saturday when they began paying to abandon the Elmdale-Freeport the second ten per rent. Oelctlne Dessert C. Thomas Stores have been developed upon a policy The fire department was called spur of thglr line. Much testimony which aims to give thc customer tiie things In food service was taken on both sides and it re­ out Bunday afternoon to put out a everyone likes to get. saw dost Are near the Grlbben mill mains to be seen what the outcome and on Monday afternoon lo Mor­ Dependable quality foods, strictly guaranteed. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. gan. where Bom Palmer's house Dependable economy through our policy of "Everyday Low Leo Hutchins of So. Bowne on bruned. Price*.** Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wenger and Bunday evening. May 6 He lias been Dependable charges through the use of itemising, adding Of Cln-O-Mon-Ettas named Roger Lee Congratulations. daughter have gone to housekeeping ■ cash registers which furnish an itemised receipt with each **ii imiu ’uii uiguuum Mr. and mm. Mrs. l Gall Lightfoot tum and in Mrs. Rothhaar's house. purchase. On Thursday night the Lehman Wrapped rw. IOC son Carl spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs F W. Annable at Hastings Club will hold their “family night" Dependable, efficient, friendly salespeople to help you "«• Bonifay Mother'. r>«, at the I. O. O- F hall, after the sup­ make your food selections. per a program will be given. of thio order, for ihrr* •ore»>i,» »«rk.; it will be observed at the morning On Friday night the fireman and These arc the things we believe the customers appreciate, pto’iou* to B»ld day of haarinc. in th.; service at the Methodist church With bo we’ve built them into our merchandising policy.. Haaunn uaaoar. • naoanarx appropriate sermon and special their families will have a chicken JHANCEBI OKDKK The WlilU, Naptha music. In lhe Sunday School a short supper, Mrs. Laura Showalter of Vermont­ program will be given honoring thc mothers. A special invitation is ex- ville spent Sunday with Mr. and ALL C. THOMAS STORES' PRICES INCLUDE Mrs Fordyce Showalter, and she al­ (tended to these services. NOTICE TO CI1EDITOES. 1 Mr and Mrs j. w. Wolfe of Has- so called on her sister. Mrs. Helen THE MICHIGAN 3% SALES TAX. ia, were looking after business Roscoe, who Is seriously ill. On Thursday afternoon. May 10. । here Monday. there will be a quill exhibit at the “••I The Ladies' Literary Club meets Thursday at the home of Mrs Al- community house. MUs Amy Hartwell is spending aid bert Wells. Answers to roll call will H^dariaird’a* *rr-1** a favorite itobby also suggestions the week with her sister, Mrs. Berilr ria’ma t*r*aaidltor next year The committee in trarid Young, near Charlotte. Mrs Llbbie Marshall has returned tha probate Harr, tn th* rite of charge are Mrs. Effie Rickert. Mrs. "a D i»34*lPearl Lightfoot, and Mrs. ElUabeth to her home here after spending tiie rialma win' be' heard be i Reamer Tills Is the last meeting of winter In Battle Creek. On Bunday evening the Senior and Extra Choice Junior League^ of the Evangelical member will be present. Blenheims. Lb. church wlll put on a special Moth­ church wlll hold a baked goods sale er's Day program. Mrs. Susanna Smith is staying at the F. E Brunner store cm Sat­ NOTICE TO CREDITOR with Mra. Alice Pennock. urday of this week. AThc many friends of Mrs. Alice On notion of Kim Elder. allorn Smyrna again the forepart of this Comstock will be glad to known she •aid petilionrra. II ia hereby ORDERED Lbs. is gaining from her recent opera­ week piling wood. tion. Mr. and Mrs. Ylctor Sisson and Mrs. Emma Sisson were in Hastings SOUTH BOWNE. A'X < r1 COMAR NUT on business Friday afternoon. Last Week's Letter. There was a large attendance at I Bl B4 I B Wholesome. Free Mr. and Mrs. Muri Hoste tiler and the sale of household goods held at UUllr.Hr.il that nofamily of near Clarksville. Mr. and Lbs. the late home of Mrs Morna. Van- Mrs. John Baar south of Freeport from Preservatives dcrllp Wolfe on Saturday after­ were Friday evening callers at Har­ iT"tt*atla noon. old Yoder's. . D. l«34. hirlL .1 Mrs. Pearl Smith Is looking aft»r Mr. and Mrs. Galen Overholt of <*. mid ■ hall lie tmb Fine California . A. DXJ934 household duties at the F. E. Brun­ Grand Rapids called at Harold Yod­ . in'li.e liaatmca "ii'anr ner home. er's Sunday evening. printml. publiihe.r and Mr. and Mrs Bernice Lightfoot, NOTICE TO CREDITORS, Mr. and Mrs. John Mishler of ot Mlehltan. th* Probata Court Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pierson and M Grand Rapids. Mrs Warren Roush K. Lightfoot all of Grand Rapids and daughter Dorothy of Hastings were Thursday evening dinner called at the Will Mishler home RUSSELL II guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Light­ Sunday afternoon. TOMATO or VEGETABLE foot- Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Alice Brand. Tall 21-oz. can Frank D Brayton transacted busi­ Lee Hutchins on the arrival of a son ness at Hastings Friday morning. Mrtha laeeeh. Deputy County Cl Sunday. May e. Mrs. G- W. Bangs of Detroit spent Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Blough ac­ Thursday here with her sister. Mrs companied Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stahl F. E. Brunner. She was accompanied to Indiana Saturday and visited Lb. by her son-in-law. Royden Warner, their daughter, Mrs Roland Nelson, of Lowell. who spent the day tun­ Veltman’s. Several varieties to select from. and family, also their niece. Mrs ing pianos around town Earl Miller, and family, returning Mrs. Vanessa Lobdell transacted Dated. April 2S Sunday evening. POTATOES No. 3 business in Grand Rapids Thursday Gwendolyn Mishler entertained afternoon. Fancy. Whole Can six girlfriends to her tenth birth­ Attorney Fred P. Gelb of Grand day party Saturday. Ire cream, cake, Rapids was In town last Wednesday wafers and lemonade were served. Rin* interviewing business men In con­ Pail Mrs. Frank Walton was a Sunday nection with the railroad here. Mr. dinner guest of Mra. Franklin Bur­ Gelb represented Freeport at the gess of Freeport hearing in- Grand Rapids last Mrs. W. H. Pardee daughter Mar­ Va«eubl** Thursday and Friday. ion and Mrs. Jennie Pardee called for Bahia* Cana Rev. F Loomis called on Mrs. on their sister and aunt. Mrs will Philo Fuller at Hastings Sunday aft­ Cosgrtff. of Lowell Wednesday. DEL MA1Z ernoon. Mrs. Fuller is In very poor Mrs. Frank Walton entertained health. Dutch cla“ Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durkee and last Wednesday. Twenty-seven were Girl or^o.oo). daughter, Darllne Louise, of near served to dinner. Lb. Jar VEGETABLES Coats Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mrs. W. H. Pardee spent Sunday Gilliland were Sunday guests at the with her sister. Mrs. Lydl* Porrltt I .ball Weill*’* Adams Endres home. 14-oz. of West Bowne. Mra. Helen Childs with her son­ Mr and Mrs. Frank CallfT and County Bottle Mtrhlran. on th in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. mother. Mrs. Rose CallfT. of Grand James Hutchings, all of Grand Rap­ Rapids called al W. H. Pardee* Baklnx ids were Sunday afternoon guests al Sunday afternoon. lhe City ol Hat the Frank D. Brayton home. Rev. Jos. 8. Newhauser of Leo. In­ i«an, described Mrs. Vanessa Lobdell and Mrs. diana. was a supper guest at Elmer Della Yule were in Hastings on busi­ Shaeffers’ Monday. ness Thursday morning. Bott’. Newton Coons of Lowell called Arthur Seifert returned the lat­ on Mrs. Jennie Pardee Saturday. ter port of the week from Flint Mr. and Mrs. John Mishler. Sr., where he has been employed for Mr. and Mrs Milton Mishler and some time and left on Sunday eve­ Ervin spent Sunday al A. T. Eash's. Ttuala BUM. ning for Chicago, where he has been Grace Bryans of Freeport took transferred by General Motors Co dinner with Bernice Walton Sun­ to have charge ot one of their di­ day. Golden Inn Addition. visions at the World's Fair. Mrs. Sei­ Bulk. Lbs. Can fert and children expect to join him STATE ROAD. in the Windy city as soon as school 90 Lb. Bag $2.50. Mrs Bertha McKibben of Yankee Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fish of Mid­ Springs is visiting Mrs. Mary O'Condleville called at Lhe homes of Owen Bulk ibs. Dodge and Arthur Seifert Sunday Mr and Mrs William Reed afternoon. Sunday with their son. Hot Rev. August Nagler ot Evart and and family of near Quknby. Busier*, addreea: n*«tlara. Mirhlaan. daughter. MIm Eula Nagler of EvanOr SPAGHETTI Mrs MaiUe White spent stow,. Ilk. were Sunday night and days last week with her sister. Mn. NOTICE TO CMEDITOB*. Lb. Lucy Coleman. E Brunner MIm Nagiw accorapanMr and Mrs Hugh Pettenglll and MOftTOAOl rOUCLOIVM, EASY TO CONTROL SHEEP PARASITES ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES! RUBBELL R. MrPEKX. NOTICE TO CaXDITOBB A Customer’s Store SURESET 4 17c TR1M-METTES MOBTOAUE SAI.n P. and G. SOAP 10 & 29c SUGAR Bured 10Lbs- 49c APRICOTS 18c RAISINS Sr 2 15c 25c BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT This PRUNES SOUP CHOCOLATE WA. CHOP SUEY 9 10c 15c Cookies lie 19c jWCUl 10c 29c Pineapple £?£•* 18c Corn Starch Apple Butter 10c KARO 5 LARSEN’S 3 NIBLETS Is Seed Time! 25c 14C Seeds with high percentage of germination are the least expen­ sive seeds to buy—in fact are the only seeds to produce a maximum crop. MIXED 10c CALUMET LP 27c EXTRACTS .VSS, QnUl’y 15c TOMATO JUICE We carry a large stock of High Grade Farm Seeds of the most desirable varieties—all Michigan grown seeds (eaccept the alfalfa seed). C SPICES 8c 1 O_ 1 Catsup We Carry an Attractive Stock of FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES Rolled Oats 9 25c Com Meal 10 Macaroni mBull[ 23c SHRIMP •We ask you to consult us be­ fore you buy your farm seeds. SMITH BROTHERS VELTE&COMPANY 12c SUPER SUDS % 15c 3 tn. IVORY SOAP Grand Rapids were Bunday after­ DmUts In WOOL, GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR Mrs. Victor Bisson. FEBD8, COAL. SALT, LIME AND ETC. Orand Rapids visitor* Friday aft- Telephone 2257 Hastings, Michigan visited Mrs Janet Peltenglll Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy havs moved in the Roland Green house. talned company Bunday from Ha»Mr and Mrs Clifton Becker and Carl Gilliland wu home from children spent Bunday with Mrs. Flint over the week eod. Mrs. Gill!- Lena Becker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beach spent turn trip and wlll remain there in­ Monday evening with Mr. and Mn. definitely. James Bothard. 10c TOBACCO3 Phi 25c t* VlaUKCId 2 Lb. Box Graham*, 19c Soda. ...18c C. THOMAS STORES � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-05-23.pdf 555e7b16c44a17fea7e972ab00376543 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR 14 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MAY 23,1934 At Clear Lake |j| MINARY VISIIHOIEGO Camp Kitanniwa Opens On Monday, June 25 (NO SURROUNDINGS Trained Leadership And Splendid Equipment ALLOTMENT MADE * BEAUTIFUL, POINT LOMA HOME OF MYSTIC OULT OF THE0S0PHIST8 * if. * ¥ COUNTY TAX COMMISSION MAKES TENTATIVE at Camp Kitanniwa* the camp for LIST ,or i Camp Fire Oirte of the Battle Creek I Provided For Camp Fire Girls And Bluebirds SILVER MEDAL CON­ TEST HELD SUNDAY Miss Delphine Engelharte Was the Winner—Five Contestants PAGES Ito 8 GFTTING READY FOR ] “SUPERV 5ED PLAY" B RRYp°”^jTARUDIENCE Three Hundred Hear Bp j Concert Under Directli At the Quimby church on Sunday COMMITTEES HAVE FLANS morning a Silver Medal contest was J ALREADY WELL MAconducted by Mrs. Wayne Merrick.; TUBED contest superintendent of the W. . .. C. i jT. U, ' T^re aere five contestant*, first SEVERAL BALL GAMES SOON BE 0 ;300 heard the spring concert given DAYS FOR , by the Barry County Orchestra unCamp Kitanniwa at Clear lake FEOPUI 'der direction A. A. Blfemo promises to be a very much alive place tills summer during the five Thursday evening. All were very than thte^umber'wHI be rollstered ALLOTS SCHOOL, TOWNI favorably impressed with the man- PLENTY OF EATS, LOTS MISSIONS SPEAK OF camp period* for Camp Fire Girls I — —...---------------------- -nlore --------QUID nnilMTV TAVCC p,acP irolncr BOlng tz> Mliw fVInhlnr Ddphlne Pn-* En-’ including Blue Bird groups also. The from Hustings thte season. ADC---Al-------------------DCAnv I-------lOTcn ncr 1,1 whlch tb* various numbers ' OF GAMES PROMISEd AGE THAT HAS GONE five periods are: For girls 6 io 18 Pold Camp Fire membership for' onlr, LUU I'll I Y lAXto gelhartc, whose subject was "Why AKE ALREADY LISTED •were presented. । Judging from the applause, the' w _ —1 the •••-Increasing •••*.»»-•■.»Use ofw. Machinery *»».«>»>«■ z , , . i years of age. First. June 25 to Julythis'city at present is: 12 groups In-1 ‘.'2. tL; w — -t.- — They Accomplished Much fl inclusive; Second. July 9 to July eluding 19 leaders, 80 Camp Fire List la Given for Each Tax. Make* Total Abstinence Necessary." We Are Certain That Has- I two number-rt — most popular “ with the, Site at Stuart Lake Admlr, --------------Others who competed were **' Misses .. n n j « ‘ — --------------------------------- 1 j i audience were the "Largo" from the I , oW_ , Gdod for Their Indian lM; Th,nr July 23 w Au“ ’• PourU>- Girl* and 27 Blue Birds; a total of i ing Unit—To Meet .Marion Weyertnan. Marie Bevertings Will See Good ReNew World Symphony by Anton ' Located—Happy Au<uflt 6 to August 17; Fifth, Au- 126 girls and leaders, which Is In-, [wyk and Arloa Myers, also Donald' Again May 28 Fouowers gust 20 io August 31. Preceding these deed splendid. .. j। suits Vmm From oinn Plan | Dvorak and selections from "The_ Time Is Assured ! Supervised play for toy. in this Camp rules Missionary enterprises of les* than camps, a National Summer Training rates for registered Camp The Barry county tax commission Weaver. The Y. M. C. A. Summer Camp '!• and nbl* Judge* were Mr*. Cameron McB)_uc nttarfBirds nt of <>u, the.' a century ago were vastly different Course fur guardians and all inter­ Fire Giri* consist* of Chairman Elite E. Faulk­ , In tyre. Loyal Lowell and Mrs. Scott.: city has been given a good deal of *111 8000 °Pen on th0 CamP Uarr* consideration by the committee*.' w * ^nP than what they are to-day. At that rated adult* will be held from June Battle Creek area are 85 00 per week ... Mr*. ______ Merrick report* thnt she acting jointly, representing the city Mr. to direct- grounds on the banks of Stuart laka Mr Blfemo, BUenw- in ,n addition addlU time, on uur western coast, a life wa*'21 10 Ju,ie 24 inclusive, with classes and for all other girls 88 00 per week. ner of Delton. Carl Wciplntcr cl this ing the orchestra, was also soloist, ' in Orangeville. Thte delightful' city. County Clerk T. 8. K. Reid, hojxs to hold a Gold Medal contest Health and sanitation are the first 1 lived that was totally different from i conducted by Mira Eldora DeMot* council, the American Legion. Comany that preceded it. or lias fol-tond Miss Helen Blggart. of the Na- considerations given the girls at ।County Treasurer F. L. Maus and lowed it. The romance of It has been Uonal staff and leaders from Ken- Camp Kitanniwa. Every girl must ,County School Commissioner. Mrs. V*".— , v ,, ” wta.ir. .nd toy ■», Blfemo'. Blrtn.o. pupils. pupil,, p^taonta ta tta f “ «» “» kuW >«*•; Uta; U»n Unlta Ita «L ok. smith. Th. eommlrtlmt Bn- «ehert„ arai b. w ilw u... Uta. Lurv immortalized in Helen Hunt jack-' lucky. Illinois, Ohio. Indiana and present a doctor's certificate of i----------------- appropriated sjou. an oi u _ _______ _______ _ i ..mu— »» ___ _ _ ' son's "Ramona " At that time there 1 Michigan mil also offer instruction good'health and there will be a reg­ lahed their prellmUt.ry work Ttw>- ““ .I""11' | which is to be devoted to paying '— of -» Joe •— Brozak. ------ <- l'"> caP“ble manner. grove of trees on a high bluff over­ were about 20 missions along a tout Ui the various phases of the Camp istered nurse resident at the Camp. ,day of last week and adjourned un- iCteraidlne Isennatn. the modest salary I ____ . ™4 p” '-’ tokln, the Uta. TennU court, and 700 miles of our western coast line. |F,re program, including handicraft. The water supply is tested regularly (til Monday. May 28. who will be the supervisor of play Tr^n ra nT,uh 1 for this city during the vacation U^thin^to , In Europe there has ever been a nature, camp craft, music and sport*, and adequate, nourishing meals , The lawMUll provideswulil7 that the county,1 X ? pln« P00* tables are provided, a* period. It has been suggested that w.t a. grouo o^amu^ ^miulciani scramble for tiie control of more Twenty local Guardians have al- planned by a.trained dietitian will each township and village, a* well tt,nti. well as carefully supervised boating I there be Included In the plan thte 1 ___ - swimming. terrltory, and indeed our own coun-1 ready enrolled. Hila is one of eight be served. Through the generosity aa each school district, shall submit 1 and of the W. K. Kellogg Foundation'a budget for their requirement* for try hasn't been exactly stationary .similar course given thia year. ' year supervised play for girls. Hurt. *, ft Jear^ of nrafte rar i V10 flne lhlng about »b* Y. Ml, in this respect. But along In the 18th I "Hobbies" 1* the general camp new buildings have been provided,ieach year before the commission: century when tiie treasures of the 1 Fire theme this year and hobbies will Including a lodge which contains the meet* in Muy However, less than 1 m ittecs would be glad to Include it. rhMtrn’ th.t nni? inn wiuunpa u.iu and nuuui about nan half ------------uuv me concensus oi opinion oi an emmr^nf New World began to be more deeply '!* featured in every way-in play, office, modern kitchen, dining room.,half the townships — dL»! county of more than 2oJoa)Ppopula"B’-|PeoPIe of Barry county that thf Olzdlstrlct* had provided• THE SENIORS TO BE IN conccn’ed »* Hurt, being a new prop- tlon ' nrTvilXd name °r °*d AngeU in connection appreciated in Europe, those who *n work, in dramatics, and in fact. well equipped First Aid room, craft IO( the school. die consideration of the 1 A . . •'<MlUon ,n Hastings, it te tetter to prlvUe«'d to hear the wUh rooms, and'a large recreation room budget* for V *el out for our shores were not mere-; In all camp activities. with this this camp camp te is an an awuranc* assurance ----that3 ly limited to the ones who wished'' ,J,M Lost* u,mmw summer M 60 w«*Unir« Hastings airl« girls with fireplace where cool evenings' commission. I CHARGE OF GRADUA' . it i try it out in the modest way in' It will te be earefullv carefully eonrfiu-rad conducted and spent at least one two weeks' period (Continued on page five) j The fifteen mlU tax limitation. I which it lias been started. If it more land. There were the priests every detail well looked after. TION PROGRAM ___________________________________ which wa* mnrtr a nart and the soldiers of the cross, who was made part nf of th<* the nnn. con­ Benefits toiboy* of such a camp, I works, as everybody hopes and the wished io carry tidings of salvation stitution of this state, is a very; especially following a year at school. I committees believe It will, it will | ANNOUNCE PROGRAM to MW IW the wsumimu benighted Ulivo ones across HUUW the MK- SCU. sen. rigid affair, and compliance with it: CLASS OF 1934 TO undoubtedly lead to plans for suI not a group of young fellows getting These good missionaries and their CliatlCe 10 Helb is absolutely necessary. rn/C ncunniCTDATinu I* nUpd 8^' P^y another season. I FOR ALUMNI BANQUET The state asks for .8 of one mill i followers knew comparatively noth_. , „1 _ GIVE DtMUNol KA I IUN There is no reason why that should away by themselves, but Is a case ing of the many and strange tribes to be. assessed in every county for 1 I of attending a well-ordered, spten------------- I not be done and every reason why I Hon. John C. Ketcham to the support of the University of The Rev. John W. Kitching । it should be. in thte part of the old earth, no more dldly arranged summer camp, wiwro than did those who had located Michigan and the Michigan State comfortable Ibdglng 1* provided in to Deliver Barcalanre our next 158110 we hopc Be Toastmaster—Inter­ to Denver waccaiaure; MrIn Broeak .s ouUlne of a day.a have KEPRESBNTATIVZ OF AU­ tents, where there Is real “roughing College. ■ton« 'he eajlern Biore. or our Vbe.Uon Ume will «»n be here esting Theme country. By the year 1834 a line of I . „ Each county is required to submit it." which boys alway* appreciate. DITOR GENERAL HERE ate Sermon (gram —-----------for the boys, so that a better Missions stretched from San Diego [alld wllh 11 c°mea summer camp, The tent life is likewise under su­ Eighty-nine senior, will te Brad-,ld5a,au‘1,bT formcd »«»» r5«ard *° Arrangements have been complet­ a b«gct, which shall be prepared YESTERDAY to Ban Francisco. Thousands of In-1 Camp Fire Girls have been looking pervision, as some older person I* p^ays ed for the Hastings High School by the finance committee of the uated from tiie Hastings High wA I (Ilans were converted and many of, forward eagerly to going to camp. county board of supervisors. Last school at the graduation exercise* 1 and 8an’tt,1 in charge of each tent and has tho tak,c p,ac« on 'lhe Uiem rrblued .under rhe Rtlemlpu, n „„„ „„|U1 lhc„ Alumni Banquet to be held in the year this committee had no prece- to be held In Central auditorium I [alr STOunda. the tite of which ha* WILL ADVANCE COUNTY leadership of it > gym on Friday evening. 1. -at (dents teachings of the Fathers, to become , z - ---- June - -■ utmia io to Kinue guide incm them ana and maae made inc the Friday afternoon. June 1. com- j lx*n r«toualy donated by the fair It I* difficult to Imagine how such, tarpenlem mtaone. bluetamUlu. I ™" “»> “.no1 «" otaUele 6 30 o clock. Following I* the pro- mWake of oklng $15,000 DUE JULY 1 uu,c for the mencing at 2:00 o'clock, according “-'soclallon for that purpose. This end termers. The Missionaries .-ol u ’ flr wh? b anxious to Bo. Ser- Bram' ,, . . . 'county budget. They did not take to Superintendent D. A. VanBus- )*“*or *® appreciated by not only seleeled their tods .Uh wls-l"*1 h«'' "'"toy .used . port ot invocation-principal William T.. lnto con.tdef.uon the fact that kirk [only thoae who are directly con- Will Enable County Road day. which includes the “eat*" 1 (only doni, bin paid especial attention to Ithe-eamp roe and an- read) lor work Wallace. >.there would be a heavy delinquent well as all the privllegM at U cem« Commeneement will te patterned i: ce ,rn.cd' b“l ■!’ who are interCommission to Carry Out the location or their MUstos » W|«Wrever they cwn «et U « n!ler .. .. ’ > tax. They asked for only 4 mills. The much after the one held last year eated camp Farm boys are permitted I ‘»av‘n« thb P«*™m put ..trty, and used Brest care in «>,. I Name, or these sirls hare been listBusiness Meeting total equalized value of the county with the seniors themselves In across- Tte forenoon* will te given Year's Program _ pay half the 35.00 fee in f<x otructlon. A Bood many or them ■"< Milt llttw women whoue wlllliw „ „° waa >'««• Mr. Lyle O. Taylor, deputy audl- ,brou«ht from the farm. A got charg* of the program, which te aa,V> *»*•• *ho w‘» Probably a.ore still sundlng. and without itreothe called by any one who will glye Ruth O'Connor Baine. -21. President (Continued on pw three) tor general, met the county road! cook plan5 wxl Proves the me* follows: (Continued on page four) • i -----wonder, because olte„ the stone ■». «,rt> »" opportunity to cam of Association. commissioners, the county treasurer.1 ln tl,M« summer camps. Thera Processional March—"Pomp and *-r-rnntirv u'nAin. n Toastmaster ‘ ‘“ walls would be tour to sis r„t| their way. Tliey are: Me. Jaw Badfinance committee of the board of 8ood food and enou8h of ft. Pa H' °" Jw ° PREPARATIONS MADE Chiv.iry- Robert. ATTORNEY Ullet Kindness and patience MVmed '"M. WiOTO 2510. Mrs. Wm_ Ducker. Ketcham. '92. supervisors, the town boards of teurized milk from Highlands Dal "Star Spangled Banner -High Tn Mfll/F I AW nFFirp Theme—“A Century of Progress." to be the qualities met emphasised.' Phone «to Mrs. Fred Hale, FOR MEMORIAL DAY School Orchestra. Mr. Weley Logan.: Carlton. Woodland iu also furnished. There will I ,u "lUVCJ-RW UrFlUt Thornapplc. "Your Ticket. Please"—Jannet and a* a result the indtefn soon be- Phone 256L Hope end MkpM Oraee towruldp. B,ble •“* e“h day. KlUU. a O’er A 4 .nd the nnince committee M the ““ came as tractable and gentle as wore hotAewHe wlto neeta help-, Michael. ‘27. etartatar-tmUdto,, Next Sunday Legion Mem­ ‘"ln™.Uan-Hcv L L Ocwcy.WiU "The Wings of the Century­ their ’eachcrs t:lrl 10 8lay w,th children, to help Hutlnta city council in the wiper" «• tally pradnm. wk The' Mlsslan terms, some ol them! ««J, "™. P. Store—Long Used bers and Others Will Attend for Methodist Episcopal church. William Bachman, 'St. visors room at the court house yes- i?duIt Christian leadership. Th Bangs—(a) "Rain," Curran; (b) avail herself '' of *this Girls' Trio—Lola Ashalter. Lucille (Continued on page six) • "chance to get terday afternoon. The miraxe of ' lhe , r c v arp , hUte 5: »amM- •’rinunii aa Law Office Presbyterian Church terday afternoon. The purpose of "Spftngtlme," D. Watkins. High help and nt the same time help some Kurrpe*. Beth Haven, with Vcrlan Preparations for the observance Sctftol Glfls' Glee club. Miss Fran­ I Attorney Archie D. McDonald has the gathering was to consider what and boating. During the campti girl to have a chance to spend a Linington at the piano. GRADUATION AND (rented the offices above the A. At P. should be done about the gas tax period for girls tho same carol iwrlod at camp. "Lights and color"—Rachel Caln, of Memorial Day have been com­ ces Hunter, director. supervision will to exercised, wi Dramatization — "W hen Good store at the comer of State and and weight lax money* which the PROMOTION EXERCISES Tiie girls are selling waxed paper. pleted and everything now awaits adult* looking after their welfare. "Handy Wax” and meta) sponges at "The Streets of Paris"—Richard the coming of the day. There will Friends Get Together," Class of Jefferson street* and will soon move state owe* to Barry county, and the into the new location. The rooms are 84.100.15 which Barry county owes 10 cents each, the profit from which 1 be the usual parade of school chil­ IBM. afford* wholesome, healthful Students to Present Pro­ they the state, which represent* the being redecorated and put in flne Presentation of the Class — Mr. have to help on camp expenses. Violin Belo—Wesley pogan. Mrs. dren. which Is always enjoyable. helpful recreation. Every boy amount of state tax raised In the condition for hi* use. Win. •>. Wallace.. Principal of High gram at Dowling on Fred Palmer accompanist. The address for the day will be giv­ girl who can do so should *tgx A long law office history te con­ five townships and this city in 1932. "The Sky Ride"—Clarence en by Fred M. Searles, assistant School. this week if possible for a cam; Thursday P. M. ANNUAL MEETING OF Presentation of Diplomas —Mr. nected with the new quarters yrhich which Is impounded In the Freeport, period at Camp Barry. If more Planta, '96 prosecuting attorney of Kent coun ­ Woodland and Nash­ Thursday afternoon at two o'clock BARRY ROD & GUN CLUB Song. "America The Beautiful"— ty. and will no doubt be an inter­ Fred A. Johnson, President Board of Mr. McDonald will occupy. The late Middleville, formation Is desired, it can to ville state banks, and the Hastings the graduation and promotion ex­ Judge Clement Smith flrst had hte Education. The audience. esting address. The programs for talned from Secretary C. F. Ki\ ercises of the Dowling school will Taps. offices there, after he had com­ National Bank. This *4.100,15 has phone 2453. Ticket* for the banquet may be Memorial Day at Hastings have On Monday. May 28.'the annual never been paid to the county treas­ be held with the following program: pleted his two terms as probate Benediction — Rev. L. L. Dewey. purchased afrgQw Hlgh'school office, meeting of the Barry County Rod been outstanding in recent years urer by the treasurers of the five Song. "Cornish Moy Song"—Girls' Reveille. judge, in January. 1885. Some time --------and Gun Club will be held In the Carveth A: Stebbins' and at the and this one will be no exception. Sunday afternoon. May 27. the I thereafter the late p. T. Colgrove townships and of this city, so the BARRY CO. NORMAL Banner office, price 75 cent*. Next Sunday the members of the (Continued on page six) baccalaureate service of the gradu- became associated with Judge Smith O. A. R.. W. R. C„ Spanish War atinra COMMENCEMENT y.|nen w.lll kw* In ,t-^ In till. ..m. I In — nF kta — ... V — a.Bnn Veterans. Legion and Auxiliary will atlng cla.is will be held in the Cen- In the practice of the law. having FIFTY TEACHERS TO AT­ their offices at this same place. They ST. ROSE “TINY TOTS” (Continued on page five) Dialog "The Profesors"Wendell ^or lIUU'n8 ytaf will be held attend services at the Presbyterian Graduates Presenting Pro­ bEI Sa Si KSrtSir. । and various committees »»»»«• will report were together until Judge Smith was TEND SPECIAL COURSE church. Members of the G. A. R­ IN MUSICAL RECITAL chosen circuit Judge. For some time gram Thursday P. M. , on activities carried on during the and W. R. C. will meet at their Song. "The Cradle Hymn"—Girls' Mr. Colgrove continued tiie practice year. A class of about fifty teachers hall next Sunday at from ten Chorus. in Auditorium of law alone, but a little later W. W. Playlet, Choral and Instru­ from Barry county schools are ex­ o'clock to 10:15. The Spanish War Class History' and Prophecy—Mar­ Potter, now supreme court justice, The thirtieth annual commopce­ Veterans, members of the Legion mental Numbers, Recita ­ GROUNDS OF CENTRAL garet Hammond. pected to enroll for the special and Legion Auxiliary will meel at became associated with him under ment of the Barry County Normal tions on the Program the Arm name of Colgrove and Pot­ course In educational problems'to Legion hall. The members of the will be held in the Central audlHammond and Murriel Coult. ter. This partnership was severed An entertainment will be preaer t­ be held here during the week of five organizations will unite at the Miss Thelma-Kennedy, secretary when Mr. Potter ’ removed to Lan­ torlum on Thursday afternoon. May Flayette, "The Sick Doll"—First A group of workmen, supplied by June 4. according to Superintendent comer of Church and Center street* of the Hastings High School Alum­ sing, having accepted a place on the ed by the 'Tiny Tots" of the St. 31. at two o'clock with the following Grade. Rose musical department in Cen ­ Valedictory—Hazel G. Van Pattcp.’ the county wMfare department, are D. A- VanBusklrk. Mr. Carter of th$ and march to the Presbyterian ni Association, reports a number of public utilities commission. Later he tral auditorium this Thursday eve­ program: church. lost addresses of former graduates became attorney general of the Preaentation of Diplomas and doing a job of grading on the east W 8- T. C- was over last week to March—High School Orchestra. ning. May 24, commencing at S:15 side nf the Central school building complete arrangements, classes will If you know any of these Promotions. 7k please statc' and ,UU 1>ter a Juat'ce of the o'clock. Each participant will as­ Invocation—Fr. J. A. McNulty. and putting in a sidewalk. Later the be held for 24 hours during the week TO FIX CORN-HOG call Mrs. Ruth Baine at 1the High May Pole Drill. u H .?h 1 supreme court. Mr. Colgrove oc- sume the role of some Plano Solo—"In A ChlnaM Gar­ familiar play grounds in jhe ward schools are and two to three term hours of school phone 2224, and give her the QUOTA FOR COUNTY Information. It will be much*r ap"­ cupied these same rooms until hl3 character from fairy land. The pro­ den,” by KetUeby, Nelda Oooi. credit will be granted. to be improved. TO CONTINUE NORMAL gram is as follows: preciated. Thus it can be seen that the use This week the allotment commit ­ SCHOOL NEXT YEAR The list follows: of these rooms as law oflees 1* his­ tee of the County Com-Hog Reduc­ Fairy—J. Mulder. Grace Stewart. 1904. toric. They are very convenient and According to Superintendent D. A. tion Board will meet with the state Brownie—L. Kennedy. Mrs. Chas. Stemmer (Grace Dun­ well adapted for the purposes.for VanBusklrk. the County Normal statistician to determine the quota ning), 1899. which their new occupant will use school here will be continued for for Barry, according to Harold Fos­ Mary Quinn, 1898. them. Mr. McDonald came to Has­ Owenn, Hanging Gardena — M. by Bowes—Walt, Sextette, Lucille another year provided a sufficient ter. county agent. Members of the Doris Lyon. 1921. tings about two years ago. He has Ketcham. Austin. Nelda cool, Frances Darby, number of student* enroll. committee are Will Btruln, Assyria; George Beach, 1914. won a large circle of warm personal David, Cornet Solo, Robin's Lulla­ Keitha Dickson. Arlene McMillen Vcrn Webster, Barry; L. G. C. FineDonkld Westbrook 1010. friends and the confidence of the by—W. Velte. REVIVAL MEETINGS and Margaret Perkin*. . frock. Woodland. Dorothy Wlckliam. 1020. community. He has takep a live In­ AT PRAIRIEVIM.F.. Fairy, Humming Bird — M. E. Clair Wood. 1911. terest tn civic matters, has built up Mulder. The Rev. George Bennard of Cal­ PLEASE COOPERATE. Maude W. Smith. Mrs. Otto Vendt (MelUsa War- a good and growing law practice and After an Intensive caucus cam-1 I am a candidate for Boy Scout ifornia U the evangelist. Decoration Day, May 30, comes on Brownie, Clarinet Solo. Brownie Benediction—Fr. J.A. McNulty. ner). 1899. deserves the proeperlty which his Frolic— K. Velte. Miss Hannah Dahlstrom. song p.l„ ta.W.n. I» U» Orten-nd Members of the Normal claw are! Merl Sprague. 1913. a am making my campaign on a legal holiday. It is necessary, thereleader. host of friends wish for him. Lucille Austin. Hasel Cairn*. (Continued on page three) Blue parties for Junior city officer* 'platform of civic betterment. I ad­ Mrs. Victor Sparks (Ruth Fred­ We had a great meeting over Sun­ Cool. Norma Cool. Franc** day 108 in S. S. A very attentive. There were nominated the following vocate the following progressive fea­ Tuesday, May 29, In order that our erick). Keitha Dlckaoo. Oxutanca Ralph Smith. 1925. tures: city and county subscribers receive audience at both services, morning list of candidates: Mrs. Arthur Percival (Anna Gid­ 1. A municipal Water Softener to the Banner next week Thursday as and evening. Services continue all Marie EUls. Boyd O' Belrne, Mar­ Tiie Green party which consist* dings). 1892. do away with the unsanitary cistern. this week and next, every night at garet Perkin*. Alta Bxter. Zona of Troops 71. 51. 73 and 106. chose Mrs. F. O. Ockerblad (Ethyl Wil­ 9. Paving of alleys and general We ask all oar CORRESPONDSmelker and Martell Smith. 8:00 o'clock, two services on Sun- Vem Winingsr. mayor; Lloyd Peter­ . . Improvement of the “back doors*1 of DENTS as weU as our ADVERTIS­ liams), 1910. son, clerk; William Fox, treasurer: Mrs. Wm. A. Morse (Ida Parish). ERS to cooperate with as by getting Is a rare opportunity to hear the Lloyd Hopkins. Victor Mun ton. Jus­ our business and factory section. 3. A City Park along the river their new* letter* and advertising 1882. friends, former membar* of best and you are Invited to all of tices of peace; aldermen, Robert Mrs. Eugene • Lyons, (Hilda that would be the beauty spot of copy to as early. Wherever possible County Normal and rural teac the services. Come and bring your Gorham. Charles Leonard, Jr., the community. Phelps). 1909. friends, people were here from 25 David Townsend, Arthur LaBallisin the recreation room on tlx Charlotte Klbllnger, 1925. I solicit your votes and assure ond floor of the Central buildin miles distant. They aald. "We will ter. Ian Ironside, Willard Arnold, Dorothy E. Collins, 1921. be back." Only two weeks of this Lynn Perry and Jack Sage; board you that. If elected. I shall attempt Saturday. Saturday. May 28. Is Poppy Day j their memorial emblem. It la also Mrs. Karl Carpenter (Ethel to merit, your confidence. .unusual privilege don't miss it. tor review. Robert Oorkin and Don­ throughout the whole country, these | worn by the British Legion in all Harshberger). 1921. Vernon Wlnlnger, SUFFERED A STROKE. May 20—June 3 inclusive. little red paper flowers being dis- the British Empire, as a tribute to the county Normal room. ald Doxey. " Candidate for Mayor on “Green Mrs. Chas. Bauman, 1910. The veteran supervisor of Prai­ Ail are Jordlally welcome to irlbutert by hv the American Amerir«n Legion tealzui the tho departed. ilentirteH . For the Blue party which consists Party" Ticket. Mrs. Jay Barton (Eva Hurd), 1893. trlbuted rieville. Newell Barber, suffered a HONOR FOR WM. SEVERANCE. Auxiliary volunteer workers, who of Troops 73, 74. 75, 76 and 79, the A penny apiece i* paid for each Leon Barnum. 1809. partial paralytic stroke at his home Many In Hasting* know Will Bevwill be stationed in this city, in poppy made. A veteran. If he Is not NOTICE OF ANNUAL following were chosen: Lyle Kurr, Hastings Taxpayers and Voters: Helen Anderson. 1922. near Cressey yesterday. Tuesday erance, who was born here and I believe In strict economy in a morning. He was taken to the Del­ Mrs. John Amey (Ruth Tubbs), Nashville. Freeport. Woodland. Mid­ too badly disabled,, can easily turn graduated from our city schools mayor; Bill Ransom, city clerk; • 8CN00€ dleville, Delton. Hickory Corners out 300 of the flowers in a short 1V w Is receiving 1911. The annual meeting several year* ago. He has resided In Gordon Crothers, treasurer; John day when economy Ls indicated as ton hospital, where ,he and Dowling. working day. This is usually the Eleanor M. Morewood. 1929. Battle Creek for some time, and is , Erway, justice of peace; Justin never before. I would insist that excellent medical attention. He was These popples are worn in tribute maximum number tlw disabled men Mrs. O. W. Taylor (Gladys Fred­ the district superintendent of the Cooley, justice of peace; Aldermen. Lhe City Treasurer act a* Andltor 8bic u, make himself 'understood Robert Caukln, Norval Stamm. Eu­ at each and every department and after the stroke, and it is hoped he erick), 1916. to the men who gave their lives for are permitted to make in a day to Consumers Power Co. s America in the World war and in prevent them from overtaxing their buslnem as mi recover. He ha* made a Irene Foley, 1930. A fine honor has come to him. as gene Bush. Marshall Cook. John officer, requiring monthly reports may honor of those who are still paying strength, and means earning* of fore it. will ba Ida Fisher. 1928. we learn from the Battle Creek Barnett, Steven Johnson. Albert from every department to be ap-, splendid record as supervisor. His the price of sacrifice. Alf contribu­ three dollars a'day. Orsbom, and Gerald Shultx; board proved by the Auditor and then cour^ the lm. Marjory Currier, 1928. Central adme* Moon-Journal of May 16. He has tions for the poppies will be used to For men who have Mln in I mm pl - day. tba 11 th day of review, Hugh Kelly, Orville Bal- >preeented to the Common Council prea6ed his aaeodatea In that body Gezlna Raid!, 1929. JUBl - ---------- — ------------just been CICVIW elected piCMUCIll, president of MIO the1-' ----------------for their approval also. This would'wUh hll hUh of Justice, falrsupport the relief and rehabilitation tala for months feeling that they 8:00 o'clock P. M. Battie Creek Foremen's dub, at i ,a^®e-, ... . . .... Esther Parker. 1930 integrity. were useless incumbrance* on the their meeting held May 15 at the, . e^Uons are being held to- •tend to curb all unnecessary ex- 1 neaa Earl M- Boulter. 1931. nm PrtabyUrUb ebureh. He .ue-'tay “ Jta aly eehooU tart. On pense. Legion and Auxiliary among the dis­ earth, three one-dollar bills actual­ | » ■ < a «■ ----------Lloyd Freeman. 1932. Daled this ly earned are worth a fortune. For abled veterans and their families. .tad. Htartrt J Blemtaf. ot U» W. “» eurttartul oOTtay. will As soon a* possible I would estab- PLAY AT GOOD WILL CHURCH, Laura Benedict. 1914. Tills annual custom originated In the families of these men—the pop­ Kaltend a meeting of the city conn­ llaii: । Tills week Friday night the play. K- Kellogg Kellogg company. Company. Warren Myers. 1925. ctl and on Saturday will take over 1. A Civic Play Ground srithjjro- "An Old Fashioned Mother" will be 1918. Miss Moina Michael of Athens, py makers are all men who receive Wayne D. Hershberger, 1925. Georgia, conceiving the idea of little ar no government compensa­ the city office*. Each officer will 'gram of supervised vacation play, to. given at the Good Will church In PENALITY AFTER JUNE 1. On- Meade. 1612. wearing popples In honor of the tion-flic money earned often mean* Dog owners should remember that later be required to report, outlin­ Include both boys and girls. ,' Rutland. Il will be put on by a Donna Clark. 1930. World war dead after reading the food, shelter and fuel for the winter. unless their dog taxes are paid be­ ing the function of the office lie 2. A Municipal Bathing Beach group of people from the Irving are statement* at one of the nearby lakes. poem. "We Shall Not Bleep." In 1920 For the men without families the fore June 1 the penalty will be add­ held. Herewith t Methodist church, under the direo■ BALL GAME. Battle Creek Gas Oo. vs. Dowling — the poppy was — ----adopted ---------------------as the me---- poppy earning* provide a '*teke' for ed. As this penalty 1* quite stiff made by the rival mayors regarding 3. A Municipal Dog Pound. Itlon of Rev. and Mrs. McKean of it will be well for owners to settle their party platform: Lyle Kurr. t Middleville. He I* the pastor of the Sunday, May 27. at Vickery's, Clear jnoria) flower of the Legion and a the day when they must go out and Candidate for Mayor on Blue Party. I Irving church. year later later the the Auxiliary Auxiliary took look itit as as before the dale mentioned. lake.—Adv. year (Continued on page »U) EIGHTY-NINE TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS SUITE WILL SEffl ------ - ------------- ■ 07620966 Girls Go To Camp\ McDonald Can You Give Any Of These Addresses? School being improved Scouts Nominate Candidates For “Junior Officers” Of Hastings "Green and Blue” Party Heads Submit Statements Poppy Day To Be Conducted By Legion And Auxiliary Saturday ¥ ¥ * * ¥ Money Used For Welfare And Rehabili­ tation Work Among Disabled Veterans �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAT U. IM4 Improvements to the matter of se­ lection of Judges and tpelr tenure of office. Local leader* are confident that they will experience little difficulty in obtaining Barry county'* quota of the requisite number of petition­ er*. The proposed amendment, they A MGVNMRNT TO TAKE say. is popular with citizens in nil [walks of life, and is generally hailed JUDGESHIPS OUT OF a* s great progressive step in govPOLITICS emment. 1 The offices of supreme court Jusu PCTITinUK Wil I itices. and circuit and probate Judges ■ ■’ C©AAM IDC niDnill ATen iare too important, they declare, and SOON BE CIRCULATED Itoo dignified, to be sought through —----------I the stress and chaos of partisan pol• Would Pave Way for Pro-lttlcs. It Is more.important, their i.r ~ , contention Is. to choose tiie man for gressive Improvements in his experience, ability and fairness rather than for his loyalty to a Selections Made Barry county is to be canvassed party standard or for his ability to v 'Within the next few days to obtain gamer votes in ah Inter-party strag­ ' this district's share of the 168.000 gle. We hope these petitions may be '('Signatures on a petition asking that [f.the election of supreme court jus- [numerously signed in Barry county. "'tlces and circuit and probate judges The crime problem can best be met "‘’be taken out of partisan politics. in tilts state and country by com­ ?'Tte work is a part of the movement pletely eliminating politics in the launched by the Non-Partisan Ju- selection of judges. . The Banner '.aiclary Committee of Michigan. would go much further, and keep ' which seeks to obtain an amend­ all law-enforcipg agencies entirely ment to the stale constitution pro­ : out of politics. riding for a non-partisan ballot for the judiciary. 4-H HEALTH CHAMPIONS ■GJ S Grant Voorhees of Freeport will w,engage in the solicitation, together CHOSEN FOR COUNTY b.with other citUens of Barry county [ ...who are perfecting community and They Are Wayne Gates of county, organizations for tiie work. , i..Men and women of all parties, who [j Cloverdale and Miss Eloise are sympathetic, with the proposal. Cable of Delton -^•re being invited to take part in I | In addition to choosing 4-H .. the drive. More than 100.000 citizens already ciuunpions for various kinds of 4-H [ projects there have also been chosen have signed the petitions and six­ ty-five counties are thus for repre- j; the 4-H good health champions, who sented in the membership of the are selected by the Burry County ^.(Aktu, state VUU.UUMOC. temporary committee. » It W is '’ Health Unit. Those chosen must t planned to have signatures from he over fifteen years of age. and , tach oft he 83 counties in Michigan will be eligible only if they have .when the petitions are filed with the finished some 4-H project. Tiie boy •ecretary of state July l. With that champions arc Wayne Gates of } official’s acceptance of the petitions. Cloverdale. Everett Mott of Delton the proposed amendment goes on and Gaynord Pennock, also of Delthe ballot for the November elec- ton. The three highest among tiie 1 tlon. girls are Eloise Cable of Delton. Change In the selection of the Ju- Bessie Henry of Delton and Kathdlclary long has been advocated In erlne Horton, also of Delton The Michigan, with some citizens ask- first named in each group of three 8ng for an even more radical action, is the champion, the others are altThe Non-Partisan Committee deem- temates. The two champions, or led it advisable to propose a mod- their alternates If the champions Brute change, which they feel is sure are unable to go. will receive as a Ho be given the approval of the vol- reward a trip to the State College «tts In November. With this amend- In East Lansing in July. At that Enent adopted, they say. the way rims they will enter a contest for Aril) be paved for future progressive the state championship. TO OFFER UMifflu ni m (food center Saves You Money Kellogg’* lie Corn Flakes Post Toasties UCH I I U SERVING^ON co^°H|TTEES DEPARTMENT OFFICHS IT UIMEKE IS A CANDIDATE FOR JUDGESHIP w LOCAL NEWS John F. Oody, Husband of The Rev. L. L. Dewey At­ Former Hastings Girl, tending Various Ohurch Is Successful DAWN TO DUSK DRIVE ON Meetings FOURTH DIST. LEGION AND ' in a recent Issue of the Hammond, FRIDAY TO RAISE If anyone wants to secure the Indiana. Timee. appeared an item sen ices of the Rev. L. L. Dewey this AUXILIARY CONVENTION FUNDS FOR YEAR telling of the honor that came to week, they will have to catch him ON SUNDAY John F. Cody, the husband of Mrs. Mrs. c. T. Cordes entertained the Three Times Four club on Friday night. 1 Mrs. Charles Hinman entered Pennock hospital Tuesday morning 'for a minor operation. I Mrs. Jack Laubaugh is recovering nicely from an operation performed TWELVE TEAMS TO , al Pennock hospital on Friday. CANVASS ENTIRE CITY I Mrs Mildred Smith, probate reg­ ------------. later, has been confined to ter home Special Demonitrations and for sevgral days with a severe attack FIFTY PAY DOUBLE ' . DOG LICENSE FEE Superviiors Mado No ProviBion for Returning Sumi Overpaid A year ago in June the supervisors cut the license fee for dogs in tills county to one-half tire legal charge. This was done at thsir June «eMlon. About fifty dog owners had paid the full legal fee at that time. No doubt it was an oversight, but tije super­ visors did not make any provision for refunding to those fifty persons the hslf which Uwy had remitted which was over paid Probably there was no legal way in which that eould be done. However, the su­ pervisors, according to the way in which other counties have met sim­ ilar cases, could have given the fifty credit on the 1034 dog licenses for the excess payment. As it l». the fifty who met the requirements of the law. arc not impressed with the Idea that compliance with the legal requirements is a virtue since It coil them twice as much to pay their 1W cense fee in the period named in the law as it would have cost them If they had failed to pay. ThU is a matter that probably can be ar­ ranged at the coming June session of tl)c supervisors. on the run. as he is a busy man. Mina Eckert Oody, formerly of Free­ On Monday he attended a Grand port and Hastings. He was nomi­ Rapids District Ministerial meeting SPLENDID REPORTS nated as a candidate for the Judge­ at tiie Valley Ave. Methodist church ON MEMBERSHIP ship by a large majority on May 8. which is celebrating its diamond Mr. Oody's picture appeared with jubilee Rev. C. M. Conklin of Has­ tings. also Rev. M. D. McKean of State Has Nearly Reached the article which reads as follows: "Junior” Oity 'Elections |of^.B v John F. COdy, lawyer of Ham­ Middleville accompanied him. Fol­ . ,. . . I MUs Kathryn Clarke, who has National Quota—Hastings mond. and candidate for the demo­ lowing the meeting the ministers Added Features been ill fu several weeks. U a pa'j Entertains July 22 cratic nomination for Judge of the made a visit to the new district par­ Members of’the Boy Scout and tient at Pennock hospital. She is Lake superior court, room number 1. sonage where Dlst Supl and Mrs. ' American Legionnaires and AuxCamp Fire Girls* organizations here slowly improving. Kennedy ncia held "open Hugh Kenneoy open house." nousc. illary women who attended the loeatefi at Hammond, is a native of *ln Barry county began an active • county Agent Harold Foster atTuesday afternoon. Rev. Dewey Fourth District convention at Law- Hoosier. He was born on a farm in week Monday when the “TOl" an- tended a meeting of Michigan counwas in Grand Rapids attending a | rence on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Perry county, and educated in In­ nual drive for funds got under way. ty agents which was held a*. Kalameeting of the Conference Board [Don Foreman. T. 8. K. Reid. Albert diana schools. He attended Valpa­ Teams for canvassing the city Hur- man» on Friday. raiso I »IW university, graduating from uvm the HIV --------- ----- _ — - ---- --- ' ---of Trustees, held at the First Meth- Dvkitra Annahte fr.Yin Dykstra and Prank Frank Annable from odist church, with Dr. Wm. Puffer ! Hastings and Dr. and Mrs B. C. law sciwol there in 1905, at which 1P?.the, , n J" d , campaign on । Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waffle, So. Park time he was admitted to practice in „ ,y have been formed, variou* ei Are U1C parent Of B boni on of Kalamazoo as chairman. Mem-1 Swift of Middleville. the state ana and icaerai federal courts, courts. ms His en- Scout “ troops and Camp Fire Giri , Wednesday. May 16. He has been uie *~ bership in thb. committee is a cov­ urc lite .l«c to the •“» planned Following the bountiful dinner — ......... ...... -hU —.dmlulon unite have ntanneH .Metal '1*"'™-' >p*eUl nanied demon- ‘ Dean. eted place among the preachers. | « hich was served in the High r-clwoi bar ho been .pent th the practice ,• “ > Junior The Michigan State Council of) Mrs. Ida Ruth has returned to gym. a joint program was enjoyed. of l*w. Me erne u> Hnmmond tn t*1)' eteetlao will be held. the Detroit Area meets in Lansing [ her home on N. Broadway after । several of the Department and DU- 1924. where he soon built up a luBecause of support given by the ,caring for Mrs. John Rogers, who on Thursday. Rev. Dewey serving1 .._ ■ „ • —rtrict officers being introduced. on two committees. *'“ —। AmonB them were District Com- cratlve practice and attained a flne W. K. Kellogg Foundation Barry (suffered a fall In her home. Equalization reputation as a trial lawyer. Mr.[county has been able to pro­ and Salatin- and .«.,u« Conference ln | man( jCr Rockwell. Arthur Clark. Cody Is well spoken of by hta broth-1 vide Scout and Camp Fire Girl work Court was held by Judge McPeck Dau-The ruin have been amend-! t Americanism chairman. er lawyers throughout the county here * * only "' ~* * *a third of the 'on Friday. He heard non Jury cases at about rd committeeman c»n Carl ocuruniui. tkltr.rn.pt mi Mrs „ makh.d ’ , , ~ these neaksna open u> mmuiokkxiiuui A. without respect to party afTUlaJlions. usual cost. Since Lloyd Shafer, and there were some proceedings all ministers and lavmrn nf Meth, . •J, “'"ylCMl Schrumpf. Detriment vice­ connected with bank receiverships. Odum. -Whither MrthodUm- u oldI„, Mp„. ......... In hi» practice and professional con- Ipresent Scout executive, took over -- -------------- -------- J. Thelma Webster. duct he has maintained the highest 1the work with Barry county a' part Aunt Rhoda Wilcox school re­ the conference theme. Amon, the ;I Dbtrlct District commit! committeewoman. Mrs. Ag­ the Battle Creek area, the num­ union at school. May 27. all scholars, < speakers are Dr. McCune of the nes Dunn cf Bad Aje. Department ideals of the legal profession and if of teachers, singing school pupils in­ nominated will be guided by those ' ber of "boys enrolled has more than People's church. Lansing: Dr. Paul Auxiliary president. Mrs. Thelma vited. Pot luck dinner, bring table tripled and the work has been ex­ Hickey of the Detroit Institute of Bailey of Birmingham. Department ideals. In 1925 Mr. C&dy was Induced to tended throughout the county. Each service.—Adv. Technology; Dean W W. White­ treasurer. Dr. Spar oi Benton Har­ Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Clark are mov­ house of Albion, his subject being bor, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sherk. become a. candidate for judge of the year has seen a greater amount of "The Church and the New Social Battle Creek. Department Mem­ Hammond city court. In 1930 he was Boy Scout activity and better troop ing into jhe hodsc recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gaskill on Order; " Dr Frederick Fisher of Ann bership Chairman Rex Humphrey of the democratic nominee for prose­ organization. curing attorney of Lake county, but Herewith Is U)e program of events West South St., the latter having Arbor, who will discuss "What Will Detroit. Department Chaplain Fath­ moved to their farm near Quimby. the Church Do About Missions er John Day of Three Oaks, and De­ withdrew on account of serious ill­ for the week: ness. During a portion of 1932 he Now?" In the evening, Dr. Spence partment Adjutant Don Glascoff". The Emergency Relief Association MONDAY - Scout exhibitions; of Jackson and Chancellor Jos. M. The latter stated that Michigan had served as county attorney and the ,caucuses of “The Green Partv” and pay roll for the week ending May 17 same year was a candidate for the M Gray of Washington. D. C.. will defeated Minnesota In membership nomination for prosecuting attorney. "The Bluq Party;” first ward P. T. was 51.140 66. While tills is much be the chief speakers. Dishop Blake smaller than the CWA pay rolls of A. Program with investiture cere ­ so would be the holder of the "little Mr. Cody is married and lives mony. is the presiding officer. I last winter. It nevertheless is an apbrown Jug" with his wife and thrde children at 1 predated help. TUESDAY—Candidates cam-. Mrs Dunn, in her remarks 38 Highland street. Hammond. His -palgn; torch light parade led by the | Friends of Harrison Payne of FREEPORT ALUMNI stressed the value of membership In number Is 17 on the primary ballot. city band with the Scout Dram and 1 Kalamazzoo will be sorry to hear Auxiliary and said she would ASSON. BANQUET the 'Bugle Corps; letters sent to work- I that he is a patient in New Borgress DEATH OF F. L. MOSHER. rather serve the veterans and their tra. liospitfl where he underwent an opMany in Barry county will re ­ families ana and ao do wnat what stie she could for n. v ,j lamiiies WEDNE8DAY—Election In the '™‘,on Jor aPi*''wUalrt» l«ut week Meeting to Be 111 K. Of P. I the children at the Billet and the Wednesday. He U doing as well os Hall Friday Evening of men •» st '» the ’<• r*«inn Legion hospital, ot.n than to son of the late Lee Moaher. Hie lat­ schools. THURSDAY — General meeting at Possible. be president of the United Slates. ter for many years had a flourish­ This Week She said she considers it a privilege ing general store at Lacey and la­ High school for Scouts and Camp | A severe attack of appendicitis Of wearing glawanir made It necessary for Mrs. Maurice Members of the Freeport High to serve in this capacity, and relat­ ter at Banflcld. His friends will be Fire Girls your "lookH.” That FRIDAY—"Early Bird" breakfast' Foreman to be taken to Pennock School Alumni Association arc an­ ed many incidents of her work at pained to learn of his death, which objection does not ap­ ticipating a delightful time on Fri­ the Billet that made one realize just occurred Wednesday last week in a for *'7O1** booster teams In K, of P. hospital late Friday afternoon. Tiie hall at seven o'clock: dawn to dusk operation was successful and al this day evening at the annual banquet what the Units mean to these de­ Battle Creek hospital. ply these days. Eye for funds: successful । writing her condition seems quite to be held at lhe K. of P. trail in pendent children. Mr. and Mrs. Mosher came east campaign wear was never so Scout candidates attend city meetfavorable. that village. A parade was held, headed by the from Oklahoma on account of the varied and styles so | -The Dowling Cemetery Circle brother-in-law. ing. Howard Cress, violinist, has charge Three Rivers Drum and Bugle sickness of his attractive as right SATURDAY—Scouts take over will give a Memorial day program. of the music, and Ralph Moore will Corps, about 225 participating. George Hinchman of this city. Whllo ' city offices. Filial report of com-1 May 30. at 10:30 P. M. Former Conact as toastmaster. Reservations now. Glasses today, The Poppy Posters entered in the in Battle Creek he was taken ill. His should be made with the president. District contest were on display by death was due to heart trouble. He mlttecs. Victory Dinner. Scout pro-1 gressman John C. Ketcham will be properly selected, | the speaker. The ladies of the Circle Kenneth Smelker. of Freeport For­ the chairman. Mrs Beatrice Har­ was born near Banfield. March 3. gram at Durfee School. ADD TO appearance. Herewith is a list of the various । will serve dinner at noon in the mer students of the Freeport mon of Centerville. No announce­ 1869. and for a time was associated I church dining room. This will be a We can meet your ev­ schools, whether graduates or not. ment of the winners has yet been with his father in a general store teams: Team No !. Dr. C. P. I-athrop, 'good time to bring along the dues. are also invited. there. Then he moved to Onondaga. ery desire in this re­ made. Captain — Kim Sigler. Clarence . All welcome. Several from away have already It is encouraging to know that tiie Michigan, where he operated, a dry spect. Crawford, Dr. M. R. Kinde. Roman Two local attorneys. Kim Sigler made plans to attend, Legion has passed ita 1934 member­ goods store for several years. Fol­ Feldpausch, Warren Carter. Dr. E. and Archie McDonald, attended a ship quota having 7,000 mure mem­ lowing that he moved to Oklahoma J Pratt. Dr. H. A. Adrounle, Ray [ State Bar Association meeting in MEMBERS OF BARRY bers in the United States than there City, where he became city talesman Branch. Roy Fuller. Father Bernard Kalamazoo Thursday to hear Carl B. for a biscuit company. Essey of Detroit, president of the 4-H INVITED ON TOUR | purlng the discussion of vetcrafis' He is survived by his widow and Geller and Leonard Board. OPTOMETRIST Tqam No. 2, Dr. B. A. Perry. Cap- Association, .speak on the National, compensation the statement las one sister, Mrs. George Hinchman, lain—Harley Fox, Roland McCreery,1 Program of Legal Reform sponsored of this city. Members of Barry county - 4-H made that there were 10.400.000 licit Hasting* Phons 2634 Adelbert Cortright. Ed. Goodyear, by the American Bar Association. Clubs have been invited to take .pari cjyolled in the United States forces BONIFACE BROTHERS DIE. Henry Osborn, Stuart Clement, J. J. i Judge Weimer of Kalamaioo' fire ­ in the fourth annua) Calhoun court-] in the World war and of that numTraiton Boniface. 71. and his Mead. Earl Boyes. Dan Walldorff. j sided. -*-*-•* ty 4-H tour on June 28 and 29. uc-'.ber 4.000.000 arc getting compenbrother. Caleb Boniface, 74. both Arthur Crothers. rnrrltriL’ to t/-. Harold irarrtM Faster, county ...... ..... „... ...... _ . . .. . .... . cording sulion. Six times as many veterans Team No. 3. Rev. L. L. Dewey. agricultural agent. The tour this died from other causes as from bul­ bachelors. w‘ho had lived together in Orangeville township for 23 Captain — James Bristol. Andrew year will be to rhe Century of Prog­ lets Child Welfare relief wftrk to­ years, since the death of their sis­ Matthews. Robert Moore, JohnCrae. ress Exposition in Chicago Two full talled 520.000.000 in the past year, ter. died within a tew hours of each Albert Dykstra. Carrol) McGufTIn. days and one night will be spent while >28,000 was spent for re­ 'Dr. C. 8. McIntyre. Dr. Kenlth Me- * I then- at a cost of ifiJM for adults habilitation in this state. It was also other on Friday afternoon. Hasting*, Michigan ■ Telephones 224-1*2557 BL— The former died shortly after five Intyre and Harold Newton. |< and $5 00 for children. This price in­ announced that Michigan's mem- UCMJC , after ............. ... from an auto o'clock reluming Team No. 4. T. 8. Baird. Captain* 4 cludes everything except meats and ber.ihip in the Ixglon only lacked lrjp to Kalamazoo. Caleb, who had trnnsportationXo and from the Ho­ 150 of the national quota, Tiie Lau- been in poor health for a long rime, —Harold J. Foster. Dr. W. O. Davis. < tel Windemere A box lunch will be rence J Bauer Post has gone over d|ed ftt thrw} o'clock Saturday Walter Wallace. Bernard Reed. D. . SUNDAY and MONDAY. MAY 27 and 28 A. VanBuskifk, Rev Gearhart. R. E. provided free of cliarge during the the tup on its quota. । morning. Cleveland. Arthur Haven. Earl ’ | return trip The tour will start from SPECIAL ATTRACTION I One of the interesting features of' They were the last of a family of Coleman. Roy Cordes. Dr. Geo. < । Albion early in tnc morning making the convention was a sewing display I stops at Marshall. Battle Creek and —work-done by the Units for the the eight children of Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood. Rev. c. M. Conklin. Ja- < Mary E. Remington of The Press recommend* Francis Boniface, and are survived son McEllwaln. 1 4 Kalamazoo enroute Billet at Otter Lake. Many wonder­ only by nieces and nephews. Team No. 5. Robert Cook. Cap- ' ful reports were given showing much A double funeral was held on tain—A. J. Larsen. Hubert Cook,'’ activity in membership drives and Monday afternoon at the Orange­ Wm. Shuiters, Wm. J, Field. Rev ; * ALLIGATORS, SNAKES With Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert ' । welfare and rehabilitation work. I KJ crunni UCWACCDV I Wl,»are renabintatton work ville church at two o'clock. Rev. J. A. McNplty. Jas Radford. C. A. I < II* oLnUUL MLIiAutKT! Hastings Auxiliary has entered the Kendall of Plainwell officiating. Jacobson. Carl Wespinter. E. A.1. " ‘It Happened One Night' h one of the best family pictures |:state wide Jelly contest, each Unit Burial was in lhe Orangeville Parker. Harry Wood. Claire DeCou. i ’ that has come to local screen* for a long time. A little alligator, numerous snakes, being asked to coiltribute 100 glasses ; cemetery. , Rfthard M. Cook and Frank Sage. 14 frogs and fish are included in the of jam and jelly to be used as they . , "in rplte of its misleading title the dory Is clean and decent, Team Ro. 6. T. 8. K. Reid, Cap- < menagery collected by students of T see fit. sent to the Billet, to the has- O-E-CE-CA CAMP has an abundance of acilon. sustained Interest, character ap­ tain—Dr. John Wooten. Henry Shei- [ 4 N. Knopf, instructor of agriculture pltal. or used locally Tills should be FIRE GIRLS' GROUP, don. R. H. Loppenthien, Frank An- ' 4 peal, novelty, romance and almost all the ingredients that go in the Hastings High school Most an easy ~mntter if all co-operate. An Interesting meeting of O-E-CeJohn Ironside, Rev. L. E. . into the making of capital entertainment. Plans for the Department conven-1 Ca Camp Fire group was held Wed- nable, of these specimens were caught in Lane. Milo DeVries. David Good-1 ’ Barry county, and brought to the । non in Traverse City In September nuday. May 16. at the home of year. Vernon Wininger. George Mil-, < "With all the talk about the need of better pictures, such a agricultural room at Hie school were discussed. Dorothy Johnson. Dorothy and Jean production and such good entertainment should fill the theater. where they are observed and slud-1 Rehabilitation was the principal Everhart being hostesses. The girls Icr. Wm. Stebbins and Rolfe Bull- 4 tng. L “It seems that the persons Interested in censorship and in led. subject discussed in the Legion based their program on their hobby Team No. 7. Frank Edmonds. Cap-1 reforms of the screens arc interested merely in what Is good ------- • • •------------------w I meeting, the men hurrying through which Is sewing. Each member was tain—Rev. John Kitchlng. Will ’ . PASSING OF IV. II. PIPF. in order to attend a baseball game asked to demonstrate a different Grigsby. Cliff Wellman. Ray Walers.! < William H. Pipp. 74. of Grand which proved to be very interesting. kind of stitch, a couple of contests Chris Bpiris. Jaoob Rchor. Lou 4 producer* and exhibitors seem to have little support when Rapids died at New Borgess hospital going into eleven innings. ■ in guessing different kinds of tex­ Bessmer. W. G. Bauer. Al Bewmer.1 < they offer pictures which, theoretically, should be but | in Kalamazoo on Saturday evening. I Hastings will entertain Use next tiles were enjoyed and prizes award­ Forrest Johnson, and Joseph Dcwhich leave a lean and hungry box office.** I Surviving are the widow and two' convention on Sunday. July 22. ed those guessing the most. The. Ruiler. [daughters. Mrs. W. J. French of Ce-; -----girls each pieced a block for Miss Team No, 8, Frank Andrus. Cap­ ADDED ATTRACTIONS dar Rapids. Iowa, and Mrs. p. J. DEATH OF REV. TINGES. . Dorothy's quilt. tain—Dr. A. W. Woodburne. Dr. Comedy—"ANTIQUE ANTICS**—LATEST FATHE NEWS Lamian of West Point. Neb. and Rcv George B Yinger will be re-' Thursday, May 24. the girls of Harris Woodburne, Robert Walton. five sons. Rev W B Flpp of De- mc,nbcrPd by many as Uw pastor of O-E-Ce-Ca and Klyugan groups will Clyde Wilcox. Albert Carveth. Dr. ADULTS 25 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS troll. Carl of Pasadena. Calif Wai- lhe Nashville Methodist church a go to the McOmber school to assist F. E. Willison. Charles Leonard. C. ijer.c ol Crj!.tl Ranldj. CUrettw „„ llr wtn b. more with a Council ‘ • which •* — B. Hodges. R. K. Hurd. J. L- Brass. Fire “ at the Charleston. W. Va. and William. Jr . wldcly rcmemberN1 as the father of girls of MUs Gaskill's group will re­ TUESDAY, MAY 29 Chas. Doyle, Chas. Paul and Clar­ .of Chicago. [the ' Yinger Quartette." which later ceive Wood Gatherer's rank. ence Workman. JOHN BOLES and HVT AWA Eun.T.,1 «r«m «t, M <«■ Meme th. "Vlnger Double QwuTeam No. 9, Dr. Frank CarrothHASTINGS IS FORTUNATE. W«tn,rf»y mornbts >>> at the - r„cna, o, GLORIA STUART in D&AdW V The state department of conser­ ers. Captain — Archie McDonald. .tome ol w^u, Flpp. 11M traquoh w |c,m o, tht „,,th Mv Rev. B. j. Adcock. Glenn Brower. J. Added—"DEATH ATTENDS A PARTY." *Pr**T’ 9ral?d Pt.'Wy tutu at St. o B yip,,. who putor at vation is determined to prevent M. Townsend. A. B Oldley. Hubert further pollution of the streams of Comedy—'■Here Comes Flauie”—Latest Paramount News Stephen, church at ten oefoeb. to- Ttlre, Rucri He d,rt „ Bronson. Chas Hinman. Harold I torment In Woodlawn cemetery (h^psul w eek betorn twat. He learet this state and has notified several ADULTS 15 CENTS , CHILDREN IB CENTS Smith. Homer Smith, Roy Hubbard tor many years Mr and Mrs. pipp dls ,ddow wna and tw0 daugb- cities and villages, which have not and Al Brown. put in sewage disposal plants, that [and family have spent the summer I. Team No. 10, David Boyes. Cap­ they must do so. months at their cottage at Wall lake. WED., THURS. and FRI., May 30, 31, June 1 < • How fortunate is Hastings because tain—Mort Hill. F.- L. Bauer. Guy ; Mr. Pipp being al the lake when he WILL BE TRIED LATER. of having completed such a plant. Crook. D. E; Sharp. George Leon­ । was stricken. Dennu Van t Hof of Grand Rap- M It „ Is u Ln, successful operation, accom- ard, Wm. Schader. Rom Johnson, CLUB NAMES COMMITTEES. H15' *r’° has ,*cn h,r,c Jor llshlng the puriK»cs for which it Dr. Guy Keller. Frank W. Kelly and The Barry couqty Fitzgerald-for*a3.brol‘8hl before Judge wai constructed. A special reason for, B. A. LyBarkcr. Team No. 11. Mrs. Keith Fuller. Governor Club held a meeting at the **co^c.k “faction here U the fact that [court house on Friday evening. tCharge of illegal poMeulon and thll p]ttru was built, several miles[ Captaln-Mrs. David Boyes, Mrs. With Louise, Dresser. Evelyn Venable, Kent making plans for the coming cam-1 *\ansP9rtarion of liquor. He denied of qua Wld gil connections ! George Lockwood. Mrs. David Good-. palgn. C. H. Osborn. Mrs. John I ^Rufit His ball wa^duccd from mBdc wlthout .elling a dollar of1 year. Mr*. Vernon Wininger. Mrs.14 Taylor,. Step in Fetchit Ketcham of this city and Carl Tut- 82,000. where it h»tTbe?h placed by bonds Clair DeCou. Mrs. Glenn Brower, 4 Added—“SONG OF VIENNA" Mrs. Henry Mulder, Mrs. Harry Wa- < tie of N-hvilte were named as a U> »»*»; but be U un--------- >• -----------------Smm! .nlw .o.n.htp;-^ to jet to J.to-atontto IU. ters. Mrs Bernard Reed? Mni. T. > Comedy—**1118 WEAK MOMENT**—LATEST PATHS NEWS PENNOCK HOSPITAL. meetings. L E. Barnett was appoint- case will probably be taken up at A son was born to Mr. and Mrs . S. K. Reid. Mr*. Floyd Everhart and 4 ADULTS U CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS - - -------------j 8t w ! Mrs. Wm. Stebbins. Jd1 to secure .peVker. from “testate the Floyd Thomas.-------------------127 K Bond |< the May May term term of of court court If If the the Judge Judge -oniimizatton/and C. H Osborn will .ah.ll decide to rell the Jury. May R Team No. 12. Special and Chain " , 19 He weighed l lbs., and| Store—Fred Stebbins and Marlon 14 represent the dub in raising fund* ----------------- *♦*----------------h ** hbeen '*n n *mM "b-h.m has named Richard tart Lyle. SATURDAY ONLY, JUNE 2 LAST DAZ.E OF 8CHOOL Mr. and Mr*. Clark O'Dontell. So.. Whitman, Captains—John Ketcham. I. to further lhe campaign. T^O FEATURE ATTRACTIONS McKnlght. Lou Sunday. _____________________ _______ W. •’ Park St.,TO are BE the PRESENTED parents of a AT son1 Joseph SECOND WARD P. T. A. [ YANKEE SPRINGS CHURCH, born on May 21. The little on*> R. Coak. M. L. Cook, Kellar Stem.< The Second Ward P. T A. held Periiaps you have wondered who weighed seven pounds anfi thirteent Abcn Johnson. Chas. Polli, Bull < 4 an interesting meeting on Monday writes the sayings that appear on ounces and has been named Ken-. Tydcn. evening at the school house, and the *chool boy slates you soc In Hh Clark. _____________ With FAY WRAY and NILS ASTURB Under the minimum wage pro- ' plans were made for ths annual pic- [front of gasoline station*. . mnaiine’ wrrvoBs MARRIAGE* LICENSES. visions of their code, the dollar-*1 nlc to be held at tiie sclxtol grounds MARRIAGE LICENSES, ------- ALSO -----Charles L. Archbold. Advertising marriage license was issued last year men are likely to get a boost < on Tuesday , night. $!ay 29. Manager. The National Refining Co­ to 8138—Philadelphia Bulletin. < Mr*. D u u D. Walton naiuin gave ua trixni report u is me tiie man wiiv who wrUes ttivutthem. He is _ of the state P T. A. Congress re- the author of "Last Dare of School" William tyte Scudder City Thousand* of Bostonian* observed . ’ Added AUraettons—LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS cently held in Grand Rapids and to be put on by tho Christian En- **ary Lou Streeter, City ... DUIIKCI mu way ni th* usual way. Banker HUI Day In way. ,< ADULTS 15 CENT8 CHlUMtEN It CENTS the Speech Class from the High deavor. Proceeds to go to church. ” Harry A. * ’ Laurent. —“ Naahvill* *-■’•"* ........ 45 by wondering if the hlU th*y never echool gave an enjoyable program. The rvenlng of May 25. 1934. Come. Frieda Johnson, Naahvill*.............. 28 vLalt la still there.—Detroit News. Do Not rear the Eflect L. V. BESSMER TRAIMD TtiEATPF Wheat Pops ri... 5. Ginger Snaps Sll£31? 100 lb.. S4.77 6 Uh- 25c 2 u.. 19c [ 10 ' i” 49c BUY BEFORE SUGAR IS TAXED Potatoes New Cabbage Bananas HBUStter Shultx or FrtAporl r-k 25c 3 tv- 10c 4 19c th. 26c P & G or in Flake White Soap 1U *’•" 29c Sunbrite Cleanser Egg> Cocoa CoSSCD Dar 0y o»y Bliss CoHee Ginger Ale 2« ... . Lime Ricky . Cigarettes b 2. 2 2 ck.,,. ■ t,.. u«ui. *]c Carton CAMELS, LUCKY STRIKES, OLD GOLDS Union Leader I I Lb. Can* 61c FELDPAUSCH WAREHOUSE PHONE 2609 It Happened One Night JCjAJ WILL ROGERS in Lge. Bottle i bmu 9c 15c 19c u.. 18c u-- 25c r WE BUY EGGS DAVID HARUM MADAME SPY EASY TO LOVE ► �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1»4 ' JUBLE COMMERCIM CLUB HEARS COACH K PRE .ICENSE FEE ado No ProRe turning rorpaid ne the supervisor* for dogi in thte tin legal charge, heir June session, ners had paid the nt time. No doubt t, but Hie supcrkc any provision IWJW fifty person' icy had remitted paid. Probably il way in which However, the au­ g to the way in lea have met slmtve given lhe fifty I dog licenses for • requirements of npreued with tho ice with the legal virtue since it cosL ■Ji to pay their IW riod named In the lave cost them If o pay- This is a ibly can be ar­ ning June session JL t Fear lect _ IPRELMIIMHY ftLOTMEHTMADE SMh HASTINGS Michigan] enney Co. Inc. • glasses oir ks.” That Iocs not apdays. Eye Flower Tint Pastels I styles so ws today, I? selected, ppearance. Many with Jackets and Crepes New Frocks in this re- Just Arrived—they’re Great Values at SSMER ETRIST Hading! ► x and 28 mmends light attendance at games 1 Nymph* Harp—M. HUI. by the commission. In conclusion Kipke presented a I n.?^n ?.lue' Rabblt R*veU “ JCARLTON TOWNSHIP — State motion picture show which he had|0 tax .8 of a mill; county tax six prepared, showing various of the iRobln Hood, The Glider—F. Gog- mills; township tax one mill. This highwater marks of tiie past football 8’2^. ______________ leaves available for schools 73 mills. season at Ann Arbor. He analyzed1 Red-Riding Hood, Curious Story— Following allotments were made to school districts: No. 1, Rogers dis­ variou* of tiie outstanding plays and C. Thomas. Old King Cole. Sing Lee, China trict, 13 mills; No. 2, Carlton Cenpointed out that while the average spectator may be thrUied with a Boy—J. McKeough. Bo-Peep, Wpod Mnglc—B..Brand- num district, 3.3 mills; Na 4 Fr.. spectacular run, it is usually fine Fish district, 4 mills; No. 6 Fr , Wel­ blocking and Interference by team­ stetter. Cinderella. Wood Nymph’s Frolic come Corners district. 53 mills; No. mates which made the play possible. 7. Cheney district, 4 mills; No. i. A successful football play, he said, The Prince. Violin Solo. The Lit ­ Friend district. 73 mills; No. 10 Fr . looks very easy but it takes endless tle Prince—J. Wilcox. „ Brown district. 4 mills; No. 11 Fr.. .' hours of practice with a squad of Tiie Patchwork Quilt, recitation — Coats Grove district, 13 mills; No. capable candidates and tnen a cer­ E, LyBarker. 12. Ragla district. 4 mills. tain amount of luck to accomplish. The New Plano, recitation—B. Each season Coach Kipke said he CASTLETON TOWNBHIP-State ■ is flooded with letters of advice Brandstetter. tax 3 of a mill; county tax six mills; The senior members by well loved township tax 13 mills, leaving avail­ from well wishers pointing out mis­ takes he ha* made and submitting songs, varied musical selections and able for rural schoate 6.7 mills; but countless complicated "touch down recitations give promise of an en­ in the case of Nashville one tenth of plays" for hl* consideration. Very joyable hour of pleasure. a mill must be allowed fur the vil­ few people, he said, can appreciate The Old'Refraln, Chorus—J. Mur­ lage. so that the village school could the complicated Job facing a quar­ phy. .0 only get 5 9 mills. Part of the vil­ terback. At Michigan, for example, Radiant Sparks—L. VanDalsen. lage district is In Maple Grove, a quarterback ha* more than tOO The Tramp Musician, recitation— which has less available than Cas­ offensive play* and about two dozen W. Toffee. tleton. Following te the apportion­ defensive plays from which to Magnolia—M. Moore. ment made by the commission for choose. The method of using these Our Yesterdays, song—D. Feld­ the rural schools of Oastieton: No. plays and formations will vary with pausch, R. Jacobs, E. LyBarker, E. 2. Castleton Center district*.4 mills; the weather, the condition of the Maurer. W. Velte. M. Weaver. No. 2 Fr- Lakeview district. 6.7 the downs, the time and the Minuet, violin solo—J. Leonard. mills; No. 3. Hoemer district. 6 mills; •. field, ---. Twilight—E. LyBarker. No. 4. Wellman district. 4 mills; No. therefore that Mom Rise, chorus—Czlbulka. 5, Morgan district, 4 mills; Na 6, even the best drilled of quarterbacks Arbutus—M. L. Thomas. Feighner district, 4 mills; No. 7, make a play which seems like a Da Leetlo Boy, recitation — E. Martin district. 53 mills; No. 8. bungling mistake to the casual ob­ Maurer. « Barryvine district. 6-7 mills; No. 10, server. In football, a* in everything Country Gardens-yL, Miller. Bhores district, 4 mills. else, nothing succeeds like success Sundown Chorus — LorfOonderry HASTINGS TOWNSHIP — Blate and a stupid play which gets by Air; accompanist, Mias Marcella tax 3 of a mill; county tax six mills; through a comedy of errors is likely Goggins. township tax one mill. The allotment to be applauded while a carefully Chorus—D. Barry. H. Beasmer, W. for rural schools Is as follows: No. conceived well-timed and well exe­ ’Bump, D. Feldpausch. C. Huver, R. 3. Fisher, 4 mills; No. 4. Gregory cuted play which falls because of su­ Jacobs, H. J. Kurta, J. Leonard, E. district, 4 mills; No' 5 IT. Altoft perb defensive work is likely to re­ LyBarker, E. Maurer, L. Miller, M. district. 4 mills; Na 7, Star district. ceive a chorus of boos. Moore, J. Murphy. A. Pierce, C. 53 mills; No. 8. Hastings Center dis­ flmtth, W, TafTee, M. L. Thomas. L. trict, 4.4 mills; Na 9. Pratt district. LIGHTNING KILLED FARMER. VanDAlsen, W. VeHe, M. Weaver. 43 mills; No. 10 Fr., Quimby dis­ Monday forenoon Harold Rowland, trict, 43 mills. There was available the Woodland barber, received word GravM* Disease for rural schools 73 mills. None of that his brother Lawrence Rowland. Graves* disease refers to toxic the schools asked as much as the 37. who lived near Clarksville, had goiter, In which thero are such amount available. just been struck by lightning and HOPE TOWNSHIP—State tax 3 instantly killed, while plowing with symptoms as enlargement of the of a mill; county tax six mills;' a four horse team. At the time when thyroid gland, InerMse in the rate the bolt struck him. Mr. Rowland of the heartbeat, nervousness. In­ township tax 24 mills. Available for schcxil districts six mills. Following was standing on the sulky ploW with creased sweating and loss of his little son occupying the seat. Be­ weight It Is due to increased —■ allotments were made for schools: Na 1. Doud. 4 mills; No. 2 Fr.. Mc­ sides causing the instant death of cretlon from the thyroid gland or Mr. Rowland, the lightning burned to the fact that the secretion be­ Callum. 4 mills; No. 3, Cedar Creek district. 6 mills; No. 4. Hinds dis­ comes polaoaoua. trict, 6.7 mills; No. 6, Shults district. b mills; No. 7 Fr., Brush Ridge dis­ trict, 6 mills; No. 9, Cloverdale. 6 nate man is survived by his wife and During the World war alien real-, mills. Brush Ridge,. Cedar Creek little son. Another child died from dents were required to register for and Cloverdale districts asked for pneumonia last winter. the draft, but were not conscripted. more than was available tor them. IRVING TOWNSHIP—The town­ ship board presented no budget so Hundreds of nUloos of years ago countries wera accepted for enlist- tho commission allowed one mill for township purposes, state tax *8 of If you want lo look*your best, and be just a step ahead in style— wear these soft pastels I Nothing could be more becoming! Or­ gandy/linen, and organza collars, scarfs, cuffs, bows! Beautiful materials—soft, supple crepes and lovely sheers. Fine shirring, tucking, and stitching make them still more stunning. Sizes for Misses and Women—get yours now I y Colbert ' miiy pictures and decent, lenls that go turn, such a I the theater, rihip and in what is good upport when r shovi, but HE NEWS N 10 CENTS ZED ounl News N 10 CENTS June 1 UM le, Kent ITHE NEWS » CENTS ► ' NEWS N i« CENTS —' a mill; county tax six'mills. This district has voted to unite with the township tax one mill. This leaves FARMERS TO SUE leaves available for schools 73 mills. Middleville Consolidated school dte- available 73 mills for schools. The The following allotments were made trict; Na 2. Falk-district. S3 mills; allotments for school district* in SALES TAX BOARD by the oonmlMion: No. 2 Fr.. Cobb No. 3 Fr.. Orangeville village dis- Yankee Springs township areas foldistrict, 4 mills; No. 3, .Wood dis- trict. 3.7 mills; No: 4. Blake district. trict, 73 mills; Na 4 Fr., Jones dis­ 7.1 mills; No. 5 Fr.. Gun Lake dis­ mills; No. 3 Fr., Yankee Springs dis­ Farm Bureau Declares Tax Itavllle and Nashville trict. 43 mills; No. 5. Ryan district. trict, 4 mills; No. 6 Fr.. Johncock trict. la mills; No. 4 Fr., Robbins on Farm Supplies Contrary ducinx* u u to Middleville by a score of 73 mills; No. 6. Brew district. 4 district. 43 mills. district. 1 mills; No. 6 Fr., Ritchie agricultural to Law's Intent u. OF M. FOOTBALL MEN­ mills; No. 7, Fillmore district, 4 (Continued from page one) district. J mills; No. 10 Fr.. Kling­ TOWNSHIP Larulng-The Michigan State mius; No. no. ju rirawm Hill run district. amuici. _ PRAIRIEVILLE — ------------------ — ensmith district. 4 mills. The tax mills; 10.. Pleasant Middleville TOR COMMENTS ON Nashville All thia haA cut short the money S mills; ■ ■ Na Mzx 11 II Fr.. T*v*n<* Irving .rlilann village etaU tax 3 of a mill; county tax commission made no allotment for LT1ONAL I P. Gurrad Roe « __lit-. in • ...a atY mill.* «nv —nn ... .11 before several hundred representa­ AMERICAN GAME needed for carrying on the county's district, 6 mills; No. 12 Fr.. Little six mills; township tax one mill. O. Peeling Purchte business. What Is known as the Brick district, 7 mill*. The Freeport Thte leaves available for school 7 2 lhe Coman and Barlow lake school tives of farmers’ co-operatives and districts which have recently voted C. Mugridge Smith "general fund.” which te lhe one village scliool wa* granted a tenta­ mill*. Following allotments were county Farm Bureaus throughout to unite with the Middleville con ­ ILLUSTRATES TALK W. McConnell Hecker from which salaries and most of lhe tive allotment of 7.1 mill*. It asked made: No. 2, Milo district. 43 mills; Michigan, that It intends to coo­ Just won national reccgnlUcn solidated district. J. Peeling Bell lest in court interpretation* of the purebred Guernsey bull. Shut WITH county expenses are paid, will be in for considerably more. Even this No. 3 Fr.. Prairieville village district. nun MOTION iTiu 1 iun PICTURES r lv I UntZo E Smith CITY OF HASTINGS—No allot­ Blate Board of Tax Administration Apollo. 139253. Navuo the red by the first of July. County may be reduced because Freeport Is 73 mill*; No- 4 Fr.. South Pine lake, Tilts bull, having two dai Yarger Treasurer Maus te in a good deal of a fractional district with a township 4 mills; No. 7. Calkins district, lias ment needed to be made by the which Impose sales tax on farmers’ Am.no. Partridge quandry as to wliat he can do when in another county. If the allotment voted to join the Barry Consolidat­ county tax commission for lhe city purchases of seeds, feeds, fertilizers, which have made creditable tax of Hastings, as that is provid­ Over-Bublidied, *N, McIver Over-Bublloixed, Not Diamante Dial fund 1* exhausted. In that township te smaller than that ed district. It was made a tentative ed for in Its charter and is exempt nursery stock. Implements, etc. vanced Register of the America* . .w --------------------------------------------------------- The — finance Middleville pitcher. decided In Irving township, the smaller al­ allotment of 73 mills; No. 8 Fr.. Buch goods are purchased to pro- Guernsey Cattle Club. Bhutltewiek Over-Emphailxed *u^'. !!*•_ committee the is mill limitation. The Ux North Pine lake district, 33 mills; from Co«h Harry hut, Kipke Klpk. of the u>. VnlVnl-'lK^X* :: 11 --------------------“4 altoTOl °nl> 1 thte time that they would take no lotment will govern. Coach -*•"' to be aAseased ’next ■ December duartann duce'farm Products products to be old. sold. Bales Sales Apollo will be knopn hereafter m No. 10 Fr.. Cressey district, 5.7" mills. against this city will be as follows: veraity of Michigan spoke at the,'1?1 . “— ,U, beU1« collected ’contrary to un Advanced Register sire Opiy Hastings Commercial Club luncheon' HLP1® T1*611 Mcet Middleville | chances on having enough money to RUTLAND TOWNSHIP — State State tax 3 of a mill; county tax Le«Ul*ture. a* tt- Guernsey* which meet high productake care of county expenses, even against 30 for Sun­ If there should be a considerable de­ State tax 3 of a mill; county six ,tax 3 of a mill; county tax six mills; six mills. This left for the support Tuesday noon. A number of guests •cored 61 Ppoints 0**11* gainst rcs°luUon of Jdly. including member* of the Hastings 26 F* i"f<iod,BndL2LJ°r,N?!l1* linquent tax. Accocdlngiy they asked mills: township tax one mill. Thte ,township tax 23 mills; leaving six of the city school* only 8.1 miU*. ,1’35 “"d result* in double taxation." lion requirements are eligible tar entry. TJje two daughters which High school football team filled the The for six mills of the total of fifteen. leaves available 73 mill* for school*. mills available for district schools. 17ie law provides that an allocation Illjc p«nn Bureau said. have coniialetcd official records gre The following allotment* were made., table* to capacity. Quite naturally k?Wdlev c boya ^PP^d seven first were made a* follows: of .1 of a mill be made to the city A census of or * ‘fanner *■business “** ~ ­ Ne-quah Gypsy Queen, 283508. pren Coach Kipke spjw oh the subject ?!???• flJe 85conda and ftvc th,rda Thte leaves only 83 mills left to take No. 1. King district. 63 mills; No. 2 'Allotment* ' care of township and school district Na 1. Al-Gon-Quin lake district. 4 itself. ganizations ai gaiuzauoiu at inc the meeting revealedrevealed (discing ,_____ 132363 pound* of milk And , Fr.. Monroe district. 4 mill*; No. 3 with which he te most familiar— 1bealdea lhe relay­ that Michigan farmers are probably 1 538.1 founds of’fat in clash F, mills; No. 2. Wilcox district. 4 mills. Fr, Parker district, 5.4 mills; No. 4 I It must be understood that all football He W* proved fn football. to N. be .a witty, en. ' . „' ' In cases where school districts No. 3. Chidester district. 6 mills; No. these figure* are tentative. They paying 11350,000 annually in sales j Lockshore Golden Lassie 31( Fr., Stevens district. 4 mills; No. 5 1 tertalnlng speaker. i Band Concert*. taxes on such suppllM. said 8eere-4 producln< 107*44 4 । submitted no budgets the county Fr.. Bristol district. 5.7 mills; Na 6, ! 1 were made by lhe board as provided Kipke is one of the outstanding' ™ T_.K ??nd wUl ’lve * tax commission allowed each of Banfield district. 4 mills; No. 7. Cui- 'Fr. otu OUtrlet . mill.: No. ». al- by bul sub)w, w „,Uw „ tary C. L- Brody of the Farm Bur- and 588.4 pounds oi fat in cIom football coaches in lhe country and them four mills. If a township sub­ ver district. 6 mill*; No. 8 Fr.. Pick | "S; M.. M. Attn lh.1 has brought considerable fame to a‘artln8 Wednesday. May 23. mitted no tax budget, they allowed .«tn lta’ 9| InwoUng the UtMrd will send nolle*, A Farm Bureau petition for ex- , district. 4.9 mills; No. 9. Bullis dis­ Michigan's so called "punt, pas* and 1 ““J" lhe d‘recU<m of A. A. Blfemo them one mill. * |to cach tax assessment district, no­ emption on the basis of purchase for 1LOCKE'S COW MAKES trict. 73 mills; No. 11. Burroughs 1district, 4 mill*. pray" system. During the past two and Mr Be ’ . . . NEW OFFICIAL RECORD. If any person living anywhere In district, 73 mills. THORNAPPLE T O W N 8 HI P— ' tlfying them of their findings. There resale was denied in August, 1933 season* hte team* have won the I « Barry county will add the state Ji of without a hearing. Mr. Brody said. Peterboro, N. H.—A Guernsey (tow State tax .8 of a mill; county tax six Iwlll then be a later meeting of the MAPLE GROVE TOWNSHIP— ‘ National. championship. Coach O< B<»»oo« Yey Very Bwy. a mill, the county’s six mills, the al­ Farmer delegates to the Farm Bur’ Kipke was an outstanding athlete ' The past week and the next two lowance of the township and the al­ State tax 3 of a mill; county tax 'mills; township tax one mill. teav-|«ounty tax commission, probably eau annual meetng in November. .Just finished a new official record for Intr available 7.2 lune nr ing 73 milte mills, for Mihoote school*. xnmp some time in June or .Inlv July, when during his undergraduate days at “,nd W,U ** r,ther busy’ Mpe' lowance for his school district as six mill*; township tax 23 mills. . which entitles her to 1933 authorized tiie Farm Bureau to production, I Thornapple township lias a consol­ final figures will be adopted. the University of Michigan, win- ,cl*“y <or our Seniors. made by the courtly tax commission, This leaves six mills available for ,idated school and this township go to court if advisable. The Bureau 'entry in the Advanced Register of nlng letters In football baseball1 .Th,e .P"1 week waj uken up wllh end if he knows the assessed valu­ school district*. Following were school was alloted 5.9 mill*. Thte has retained Raymond H. Berry of 1the American Guernsey Cattle Club. and basket ball during each of the Rowing *v*nte: Tuesday eve- ation of his farm or property, he can school district allotments made by allotment was fixed by districts out­ the flrm of Berry & Stevens of De- ’ Young P People s banquet at figure out the amount of tax he will the commission: No. 1 Fr.. Quailtaap ' three years he was eligible for com- nning. Jni’ Yoong ’OP1*’« ishore Golden Lassie 316768. with a Greenland was discovered by trait. side the township. As the district petition. Walter Camp named him £Cn chu"h: have to pay next December. But if district. 4 mills; fto. 2. Maple Grove only asked for six mills it win prob­ Norsemen about 000 A. D. It Is a Fallowing is the text of the Reso- Iproduction of 19784.1 pounds of milk a* halfback on hte mythical “All 8<ntor 8klp Day: Thuraday- &>pho- there be any past due indebtedness, Center, 6 ipllte; Mo. 2 Fr, Mayo dte- ‘ably get along. tradition tlmt the nnme Greenland lutlon of intent adopted by the Leg- i American Eleven" for outstanding more and ,a*nl,or b"ak‘“‘; Friday, like outstanding bonds, etc., the cal­ trict; 4 mills; No. 3’ Fr, Moore dis- 1 Lslature In July 1933, and cited April WOODLAND TOWNSHIP—Stale was given to It by Eric the Red In annual and 'Track Meet. work du<tng the year of 1923. Kipke our uj ’nuul Field ond rruck M ~" culation could not be so readily trict, 4 mills; No. 4 Fr.. Dunham, 4 8 11. 1934 by Judge Miller of the mills; No. 5, Norton district. 4 mills; tax .8 of a mill; county tax six mills; 080. for tho purpose of attracting Wayne Circuit in a court Interpre­ wa* one of the lightest men ever to'। This week Monday night the made. township tax 13 mills. This leaves Immigrants from Iceland by tbe at­ Johanna Munk, Czechoslovakia'* It should be understood that lhe No. 6. McKelvey, 43 mills; No. 7 Fr, tation exempting certain manufac­ secure a place on a Michigan eleven teachers will i»old thejr lost party 6.9 mills available for the township tractiveness of the name. at Harwood lake; Tuesday the base ­ Branch district, 4 mills; No. 8. Beigh 1 figures we give below are tentative, turers from payment of sales tax in oldest woman, who died recently and. according to Coach Yost, one 'consolidated school. However .1 of certain manufacturing supplies: of the hardeat-hltling tackler* he ball boys will play a game with School districts, townships, villages district. 53 mills. mill had to be allowed for the ORANGEVILLE TOWNSHIP— one ' 'Concurrent Resolution No. 99) dred and alx. liad ever seen. In addition Kipke Freeport; Wednesday. Dr. Leffler and other units, wishing to consult village, so lhe township school has was probably the most accurate will address our Senior class; and the commission and make changes State tax 3 of a mill; county tax six available 63 mills, which is a little Hugh Benltt was banished from - Resolved, that the legislative Intent, punter ever developed In collegiate on Friday the baseball team will go in lhe allotment of taxes made for mills; township tax one mill, leaving :less than was. requested. Massachusetts in 1640 by order of in passing Act 167, Public Acta of football circle. Hte ability to place! to Wayland. Also on Tuesday eve- their taxing units, can meet the 73 mill* available for schools. The ! tbe court for maintaining that he YANKEE SPRINGS — State tax 3 huuv . wu u»caiuiy inlng the Junior and Senior play allotment made was as follows: No. commission next week Monday, May punts was uncanny. Coach Kipke stated that in his **** “n,u J® a P®rty 1. Carter, nothing was done as this.of a mill; county tax six mills; was free from “original slo.M thing used exclusively in the menu- bouse. opinion college football was not over 1 Bafca; Fallowing are the allotments of emphasized so far as the college life wl11 held *” th« «ciiool taxes as made by the county tax itself, was concerned, but he did feel •u<«torium with Rev. A. Field* pre- commission for each taxing unit of that the sport was given too much ,ldln«: Monday and Tuesday of that the county, including sciwol - dis­ publicity. Players quite frequently, wee^”a,n* *,n * bcld “ «««*>; tricts: cannot stand thte publicity he uld <on Wednesday and Thursday there ASSYRIA TOWNSHIP—State tax and have their heads turned quite wl11 ** no school; and on Friday will .8 of a mill; county tax 6 mills; easily. The sport, he believes, tea1* pk>nlc at 8‘reeter’s Landing, township tax one mill. This leave* a character building game and keeps Oun foUowed by graduation possible apportionment available for u number of young men interested ^^S-tees at 8 P. M.; Safiirday night any school district of only 73 mills In college work wire might otherwise ;of„1tbal.*5<!k lhe Aiumnl banquet in Assyria township.'School district have no Incentive for attempting toiwl" ** h“d’, , allotments made by the tax com­ educate themselves. Contrary to' T*108* taking part in the gradua- mission were: No. 1 Bell district 5.4 general opinion, he stated, that in I exercises thte year arc. Class mills; No. 3 Fr. Eagle district 7.3 the Big Ten football circles al least1 ^ophecy written and given by Lolta mills; No. 4 Fr. Austin district 5.7 players have to be student* as well’Brady- Class History written by Cora mills; No. 5 Assyria Center district as athletes. Scholastic requirements Beverwyk and Mary Churchill and 4 mills; No. 6 Ellis district 2 mills; are rigid and football candidates Kiven by Cora. Class Will written No. 7 Fr. Briggs district 4 mills; No. vfho haven't enough Intelligence or and 8!vcn ,by Beatrice Austin and 8 Fr. Checkered 7J mills; No. 9 FT. ambitton to keep up their studies Marvel Blxler- Class .Will written by Lincoln 4 mills. don't last long on the football field. I Wayne Crookston and Beatrice AusBALTIMORE TOWNSHIP—State Men who turn out for football 1 ‘,?’.and <‘!e.n by 4”^ Br“dy’ probably get lhe best physical su- tUcU,ry wrltlen and given by Robcr- tax .8 of a mill; county tax six mills; pervtelon they will ever get in their ta ahtt*- Thank* for the diplomas towTMldp tax 2.5 mills. This leaves Ilves. Coach Kipke said. Candidates ‘ten and given by Vesta Payne, but 5.7 mills available for schools. are submitted to dally physical ex-1 Salutatory by Mary Wilson, and Following is the school district allot­ aminations, and an/ cut* or brutert, 01aaa aon«s *«■>“«« Vesta Payne ment for Baltimore: District Ng. 1. Dowling. 4 mills; No. 2. Striker dis­ even of of the the most meet minor minor order, order, are are ra,w*— Beatrice Austin. even trict. 5.7 mills; No. 3. McOmber dis­ given careful medical attention. I trict. 5.7 mills; No. 4. Hendershott Football player* usually gain in ST. ROSE “TINY-TOTS district. 5.7 mills; No. 5. Weeks dis­ weight during this season rather ... U||Ci«Ai nrriYAI trict. 5.7 mills; No. 6. Durfee district, than lose weight a* one might natIN MUblLAL HtLITAL 4 mills; No. 7 Fr.. Barney Mills dis­ urally expect. 1 trict. 5.7 mills. (Continued from Page One) What te true of college football Is I BARRY TOWNSHIP—State tax also true of high school football, I -s^.l Mrs. Peter, Sparkling Waters—A. .8 of a mill; county tax six mills; Coach Kipke said. The sport, he beHevea, lurnianes iK-vx-a. furnishes on an incentive Incentive Ifor or । _ . . .. township tax 2.2 mills, leaving six many ,Old Woman- Bwlnglng-N. mills available for schools. Four dis­ mnfiv boys kvw. to keep .up m their scholo- . tricts tn Barry township belong 'to tic work who might otherwise drop *L. „ , out entirely. He reminded his audl-' n Muffet, Surf Games— the Kellogg school, district in Roas township and the remainder belong ence that high school athletic teams B ... .. . appreciated the support of bualnes*,lh,e o,nn^ KHIer, Violin Solo, to the Barry township school district men and others and would get a|So.n.g/)/ £uJ’phy__ ___ . centered at Delton. Each of these ^11, great deal of encouragement from' „ MBr>; .S11 tc .rC?,,!,l,rary’ Wood two districts was allowed six mills THORNAPPLE-KELLOQG CONSOLIDATED NOTES The Season's Hit! Style-right y ' Almost too good to be true! Full-fashioned CHIFFONS 55® Newest Spring shades! Gorgeous quality! Smooth fit-Movely tex- tore I Your chance to supply your hosiery needs for months to come! Better hurry—these will go fait! ." Pure Silk — Picot Top! New Shortie Suits 1 NEW S1SOLS! WhiteIPastels! Natural Color! Gsiaol la that fine linen-like-straw rich ribboas or flowers. Save on thaat I Novelty Pattern* Fashions favorites! "Celeste” WHITE SHOES WMen'll Miiuil 31mA UJtU 98' L glaln pumps, novelty Um*, myi with \ perforaUoM, pipings, etitehlags. eel-' /oatsI Comfortable! Easy-fittingI M. SILK SUPS Lace-trimmed, Bias or Straight-cut! ?8‘ 48 inches long... the length you need under the new Spring frocks I In silk French crepe, lavishly lace­ trimmed, top and bottom I Your choice of either the California V-top or tho straight bodice topi In Flesh, Tea-rose, white! Adjustable straps I 32-421 Crisp. Organdy Blouses I 1 J 1 j J | " ! 9 �TK> m«TlKO« UW TOMM1UT, MAT U, Im »i uuiiqi. Kicaizui. _■ OOOK BBO8- Raitws, every ' citizen in this country can't comprehend the significance of Beniat4jr Bailey's statement. No govem- Views and Opinions; I What Others Say This and That A High Filer. Into the Stratosphere. Michigan's Part. A Mechanical Brain. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday children, now at their grandparents, Mr. and Mrt. Trtv. FMHlpe. Mr. C. E. Bank, a student « tho agricultural college was In Hastings Saturday with WlU Morse of Maple Grove. GETTING REIOT FOR "SIMSEDM' "Boy Seoul New Friday. Saturday BuMay Troop 11. under the S. K. Reid, a M . and Albert Dyk­ stra and Albert Craig, Assistant*, and two members of the committee, Frank Annable and Edw, flaylej, took ten boys out to Aben John­ son's cottage and pitched tents, cooked out of doors, and had a gzn- TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. THE DICKINSON FAMILY. •KVXXTY NINTH YKAR ment. local, state or federal is a WORLDS BEST 8ELLKR. (Continued from Pago One* Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Chovln of Society can not afford to IgnoreI A distribution of 7.800.7M Bibles. ■"fairy godmollier" creating gifts gnd [Detroit were guests of Mrs.' Mary " U>. m.Un, « taiwu. talitol Michigan MlehWn industry UrfuHr, will .01 play pl., | Bund.,. “S Testaments, and portions of the iambic at around 8:30. From that #y and morons. Take the Dickinson i important part in the stratosphere | chovln will be remembered here as Bible during 1933 in 155 languages time until noon, they will lead a 'thing the government does, we pay Z ciuc for example. This Mazon family flfcht of lhe largest balloonin tho | Miss Elva Clough, who lived here and dialects and in more than forty busy life, in the afternoons older boys will have their turn, so the day for. In the-king run this coat 1 will cuei cost MW the slaw state uivueanua thousands ui of i»«dol- world to lake place sometime during । years ago. Mr. and Mrs. chovln ea- countries was reported at the HUh . ,, , —, . . .. win fit BARBT COUNTY. ONB YKAIU 81.00I , 'P"* uniformly. Direct taxation larlan1 the summer. For the gondola Ia3tof this ped toan ond lars before the last one leaves go __________________________________ to California soon for a annual meeting of the American Bi­ (It (-.Id la ble Society held at lhe Bible Rouse. IN MARBY COUNTYsixMONTHS ecu makes It appear as though we were re unhappy, unhappy, useless useless life. The mother balloon balloon te is being being constructed constructed al al the the1 'year's year's stay. stay. Beginning at twilight, there wlU wlth archery, nature study, and .w(n.^i»loo??Tv*',Tio,rrmomtuo "socking" industry and wealth to at one time was committed to Lu- Dow Chemical Company. Midland,; Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Johnston were Astor Place, on Thursday, May 10. More entire Bibles were distribut­ be various ball games—soft ball, as special instruction was given In dis­ MONTjis something for nothing But P0” bul becaU5e of crowded condi-'out of dowmetal. a magnesium al- ifl Grand Rapids for the'week end well az hard ball, at the fair posing of old flags by burning. Gnu tlons nd galn entrance. Since [Iqy lighter than aluminum but suf- as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward ed by lhe Society In Brazil .and in ground*- Thte pan of the dally boy did a 14 mile hike. Plana, for the Caribbean Agency, and more , when youtake into consideration lhal llme ^e had been at Ute coun-1 flciently strong for structural pur- [Johnston. Edward Johnston was one Decoration Day were also discussed. gORBIGH Hl’HSCKIPTIONa. ONE indirect uxatton—such for example ty farm and on the jown. A daugh- poaes. Those in charge of the expo- ot the class taking theConsistory than twice as man>- In the Upper rUB IM ADVANCE-----as the increase in "overhead" cost ter. Lena spent many ye>rs at the dltlon hope to reachthe record- and Shrine degrees In the Masonic Andes Agency than in 1932. In Ja­ much to the interest tn vacation Sea Seoul Ship IM. Russell Cleve­ pan the circulation was greater than through direct taxation which is Coldw^erInstitution Nowzhete in , breaking height of 15 milts above I Order, urnouKi oirect luxation wnicn is feeb|e.mlnded at „a )evel r* ' Mr and Mrs Bud (Ethe, play. Several organizations have land. Skipper, made their first over ADVKBT1SIX0 MATES. (the home for the feeble-minded at sea level. ' Mr. and Mre Bud Pmtt (Ethel in any year smcc the organization in night cruise down to the W. K. added to the price of the finished Lapeer. That's where Clayton and But the purpose of this flight will! Matthews) of Jackson spent the of the Agency In lg78. while In selected teams to participate goods and paid by the consumer— j Anson, her two brothers, are kept al not be to seek a new altitude record »*ck end with their parents. Mrs. China, despite internal dlsordera. the these twilight gzmes and a regular Kellogg camp at Pine lake. They ■schedule will be planned for these took their bqal with them and state expense. That's where Oye. but to accumulate statistics which Pratt has been appointed Asalstgnt various Scripture 4telributlon agen­ i thc cost te spread uniformly. cies circulated more complete Bibles teams. The following institutions charted the section of the lake So any time we demand gifts or another brother, will be relumed; may throw marc light on the nature Principal for the coming year at than in any year since the beginning and organizations have agreed to where the Camp te situated. The thte week. That's where a fourth 1Of this peculiar stratum of the hea- [the Main sciyxjl. where she has been Scouts slept outside, cooked tlicjr grants from the government to be brother died a few years ago. Roy, vens whicli begins several miles । teaching the past two years. of evangelical effort in that great twilight contests. The name of the meals, and had a general good time. paid for by " someone else we re another useless offspring ortsnring of nf u a simple 1 above lhe the eartii. earth. The dowmetal dowmctal i Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. William Fuhr Pul and " mteskmary field. Nineteen workers in Brazil travel­ captain of each team is also given, Seven Scouts, besides the leaders, throwing a boomerang that even- father and a half-witted mother, is gondola will be crowded with deli- family orc entertaining relatives, Mr. as follows: . were .present. I Voa tually will loop back onto our own ln the «*unly Ja** ,,e h**,cate scientific instruments and auto-1 and Mrs. William E. Roberts and led more than 20.000 miles by all visiting Kroger A: Co—Winston Merrick, . i.v terms (AUIU in UI Ionia ouu U pre-• matlc ouuciii -- conveyances, --------- ” ap-r served two and a camera equipment. ouiec Since up the I family uwui from wivnunic, Glendale. v^iiwuiii. California, kinds of jvlous lous jail term. i balloon .».*» — -«>. will — probably remain ------------- -------near ics , Enroute —o.*. to Detroit —>. Sunday «>—•— lhe two ------ IproMmalely 1 18.000 homes and Manager. Troop 75 with Harvey Burgess, a | Happily for society the me mother motner Ii maximum maximum height height for for aa few few minutes minutesi ifamines families visited visited ?Mr. and Mrs. Gus 8?5*? uPwarc« of 70.000 indlTyden Car Seal Co. — Robert M.. O. A. Jacobson, Steven Cooley, Vere Harrington and Lloyd Shafer od aH aH the children with the exeepexeep-1 only, a great amount of ingenuity ingenuity 1; Wurm of Shultz., Shultz, of two — new and । viduais 7 .The erection -- ---------- — - O'Donnell. Manager. OVER THERE went to lhe collage of A. E. JaoobMessrs, and Mesdames Fred Bteb-1 n?odenl.^lbl* 1 B o dc Jan’ was a big crowd of sup-, tian of the son now in jail have has been expended in making it posHastings Manufacturing Co. — »jon on Grand river four miles east been sterilized. If the exception docs [stole for the observers in the metal bins. Chaz. Potts, Glen Collins and,c,ro and Tokyo during the year ald- Fred Ballance. Manager. JOB HIKTIZO. porters and henchmen awaiting in not receive the same treatment m-’ sphere to obtain lhe maximum । increasing Interest in Bible of Grand Haven. Twer^y-three - ------- -• — lpd fed ,n in increasine inters in nihi« John M. Gould — were guests of Mr. E. W. Bliss Co — Claude Kelley. the station. As the released racke- ciety will probably pay a costly I amount of data, Scouts, two Sea Scouts, besides the and Mrs. Keith Barber of Vctmonl- work in these two countries. of auiriDuuon distribution tn in lhe , Manager. leaders had a delightful week end, I, The lnc reports or price. I An Intricate automatic camera ] ' ville Sunday. Consumers Power Co.—Hartley spending Saturday and Sunday It is estimated that the care of recording system has been perfect-] Mrs. M. A. Lambie and Mrs James United States showed not only a went up. Flowers were presented, there. Norval Stamm was named the Dickinson family will coat theled to keep an eye on various of the ironside went to Ann Arbor today to 1*r»tr emulation than in 1932 but Finstrom. Manager. autograph hunters rushed forward, Senior Patrol leader; Justin Cooley । attend the May Festival They will “1*0 Bn )ncrease of more than 50 city of Mason and lhe state of ' more Important instruments, in the Hlrsch Bros. Co. — Joseplf DeRultSEEING AMERICA. press cameras clicked, and report­ Michigan upwards of 1100,000 be- bottom of the gondola will be a].visit the formers parents. Mr. and(Pcr,cenl ln was Junior Patrol leader; Robert circulation of entire er, Manager. Gyrations in foreign exchange ers crowded around for interviews. fore they die. In the face of such | large aerial camera operated by a " —------ —Bibles. Against thte record stands Caukln. Black Panther; Billy Ran­ Banks—Orville Bayles. Manager. which have made travel abroad m A triumphal progress to the exit conditions it te astounding that [master mechanism limed lo make] Mr. Lambie and Mr. I the statement made by one of the som. Bat Patrol; Bea Scout Patrol, | Society ’ s workers who. In calling upA. & P. Oa — W. A. Murphy. MonLloyd Hopkins. Games, ping pong, expensive may force some people to followed, after which'the "big shots" Governor Comstock te being urged 'exposures once each (nlnute and j। go for over Bunday. volley ball, fishing, boatlrig. a visit । on nearly 8.000 American homes durto recommend the repeal of the one-half. Between exposures the' make Interesting discoveries right sterilization law. The only thing [film will be. automatically wound ] TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. 1 ing thc year, found practically 40। J. O. Penney Co—Marion Whlt- to the municipal power plant and here at home. There te an Infinite cort to a banquet given In their without Bi- man. Manager. Grand Haven Scout headquarters wrong with the sterilization law is .The seven by ■lire plclure^wil) piunta wui be ut wren u, nine] nine nu. and unu Mrs. Perschbachcr. rirscnoacner. Mr. Mi 'per JT cent ----- of — tiie — -- homes — Mr. variety of vacation land available honor." rliat at. tha III no nt Ilin Inches .mH and at tire .-a celling of thc-and Mrs. Wm. Sanders and baby,, In “ wcateTn »t*to one family that it la is nnt not hrnnri broad cnmiffh'anil enough'and that 1 Iru* Hastings Commercial Club—Chas. made lhe time pass only U» quickly. niuht will —in show .an or. area nt 150’'Mr. ur and Mrs. r-t G. iinnn... Hornung _ admitted and1 Mr that tor four “dm*ttcd that generations tor four generations Leonard. Manager. In the United Stales, whether it be flight of lui L_ Strange os it may seem all thte generally used — Vcrn Brown. Ing ­ ~.u -.a. u. «. uuwraui 04 Grand ‘ t f 11 rn<,n,lx-ra had without a square miles. From these periodic xiic and Mrs. J. H. Gingrich of Or Scouts of Troop 72 furnished the St. Rose Catholic Church—Wm. the beaten trails of the National did not happen in America but in program al the First Ward P. T. A. photographs, mathematical calcu­ Rapids motored to thte city Sunday B,e" , McKeough, Manager. porks. New England. Dixie, or ex­ Marseilles. France, when two under­ ham County News. lations can be mode to accurately to attend lhe Methodist Episcopal I In Cuba 0,6 political disorder and Monday evening presenting First Methodist Church — Roy on ploration of little frequented trails world leaders of dope and white HOW MUCH ARE YOU IN DEBT? determine just how high the bal­ church and visit friends ; strikes did not hinder thc work oerl- Hubbard. Manager. "Eight Ages of the Scouts.1, Special Mr, and Mrs. H. a Sheldon and|°5“ly .At hel“hl 1116 revo,uWhen someone says. “I'm all out loon was at any given time. Thte Of the Pacific Northwest and lesser slave rings were relased after a poFirst Presbyterian Church—Man- music was rendered by lhe Wol­ wl,cn there were no newspapers1 ager not named. verine Wbodbuzzers. Hugh Riley and known mountains, forests and lakes. lUc investigation in connection with of debt—don't owe any man a cent,”, will be used to check against bar­ children spent Sunday with Mr and °ne odpo^ur that person talking of — his .per----------- ----te----------- — — ometer readings Each time the mas- Mrs. E J Martin of Grand Rapids iand, n° There are undoubtedly other or- Scout Executive Lloyd Shafer gave At Harper’s Ferry. Virginia, we the stavteky scandal. The open sonal affairs. The government, of [ ter mechanism operates the big Mr. and Mrs. Martin relumed with Blbles and 102 Portions of the ganlzalions which' will be willing talks on Scouting. heard a Dr. Brown talk for nearly brazenness indicates the high stage which he te a part, owes plenty of camera. It will also set off three them Mrs. Martin will spend a B,ble u] 'f“ U“n a ha,f hour- A to sponsor teams for these twilight scries of oi drought, arougni, cyclones and ana floods games. They are asked to kindly' The same group of boys go to Uw series two hours on a few of the highlights of organization and Immunity from money '1.™ public Thte --------- -----------------------debt must be j small cameras inside the gondola for couple of weeks here Miss w»>uaa Giaidas Collins, P*rt of Mexico gave arrange for their teams az soon as McOmber schoolhouse lAMuns. who wno has nas *'? *" the fa3U'm P*« tomorrow, of that historic little dtelrict-and punishment which criminals in this paid. There te no one to pay It but the purpose of recording instrument been spending a couple of weeks lhe Soc**1*» agency an opportunity possible and to notify Mr. Warren Thursday night and to the Durfee the people. So the proud boast of readings. he barely scratched the surface. It French city enjoy-a brazennesz and the person who te al) out of debt One camera will be mounted to with her mother. Mrs, Let McDon- tor “ »l*cla* distribution among the Carter at the National Bank of school on Saturday to participate in WM one of the most Interesting ex- immunity not at all unfamiliar on may not be as near the truth as he slide up and down in front of the aid. went to Kalamazoo Saturday. | ^Herw*- while in one province, dur­ Hastings as soon as they nro ready the last day of school exercises of perlences we ever had. This region j|de of thc Atianuc. Al thc suspects. State Treasurer Fry has barometer box. It will photograph On Monday she began a business i u,* * wlWr anti-religious persccu- with their >eams and also to give lhe two schools. They will be ac­ Is only one of many where events of Mrae timc sj,ows what a wldc. issued a statement regarding the two barometers, lhe face of a watch. course ut Parson s Business College, illon' Ihree of the Society's colpor- him the names of their managers. companied by Harvey Burgess. Hu­ Cheater Wetzel and little daugh- “ur# wcre re'lgious workers debts of Michigan and*"lhe debts, Mr. Carter te chairman of the com­ bert Bronson. T. -8. K. Reid and great significance have happened. If aprcad threat organized criminal of Michigan counties, cities and vil- I — Helen and Marjorie came-Sat-'01 kUld abIe lo renialn. In the mittees and president of Uie organi­ Hugh Riley. tent, I one demands foreign atmosphere gangs are making against society. | lager,, and towns. Here te about the y for a visit with Mrs J. w pla}* Agency in South America zation. urday and flavor it te not necessary to io»ac other relatives. Mr Wet- l*° Blble coaches pureiiascd during I Sage and s way it figures up. Everything te getting set for a flne Final camp registrations for the Uie time for the lads of thte city and boys to attend the camp at Pine lake zel returned Sunday but the children 10,6 >’c*r werc a Ur«e ,actOr leave the North American continent. A FINE PROGRAM. Michigan owes a total A ■ will spend the summer here work. In Paraguay important work vicinity who will participate in thte will close on Thursday night, 175 Of 8 81,250.000 Up in Canada there are cities like A most creditable performance | Harvey case of Bedford and hte waa d001' *I”on8 Bolivian prte- supervised play. We are sure that needy boys from Barry. Eaton and 39.218,967 Montreal which are more ""foreign" was turned in by thc Barry County Less cash and securities । daughter. Mrs. Nettie Mandy, of Ane” nf WBr Hastings will see splendid results Allegan counties being cared for, 85 BE yourself. simple, if anything than the places one sees Orchestra Thursday cv'enlng. Those Scientific --------Invention and---progress | Battle Creek, spent Saturday at . T-r,~™ ------------------------ from It. Unless thte city shall be being from Barry counfy. William 8 42331.033 Net state debt .. hofifjt. and unpre­ Wesley Patlengill's and Sunday at helped to counterbalance some of a decided exception to all on the standardized tourist trails of who have regularly patronized the Counties, townships, cit­ other Hauser of Charlotte will assist the tending. and you the unfavorable ecnnon.U economic wmHI. condl- places where supervised vacation local committee in making out the Frank Wilkes' of Carlton. lhe Europe—and as tor Quebec, you 'll concerts given by this organization ies. villages and radioT7T began"2? to ------be used for play for boys te arranged. It wlU registrations Thursday night. will enjoy through Mr and Mrs. Roc Kynett came lions. The ----------school districts of have to go deep into tiie lesser- have come to expect a fine standard Saturday from Cleveland He wtU ■? h * I hour weekly in Shanghai to soon be proven that the number of 8744.107.547 life the respect and known regions of rural France to but the program last week was the' Michigan owe ... [play with the Hastings ball team hrnwicast the Scriptures and to dc- complainte against boys for delin­ Scout Executive Lloyd Shafer and Less cash, securities, love of friends. — [ again this year. writ*, scribe the main Bible e^intv Society aetivniea activities, quency during the long summer va- Hugh Riley attended a meeting at find anything like it. On the south, most enjoyable to date. The only sinking funds and SHERMAN. i A few evenings before Christmas catton will be greatly reduced. the Columbia hotel in Kalamazoo at too. te old Mexico, a picturesque land, regrettable feature of thc concert credits . 59.193373 I members of the Agency start read which eleven councils were rep­ well policed and orderly despite was that only about three hundred resented. The guest speaker was O. Huffman left Friday for St. the story of Jesus" birth over the LIGI1THOU8E8. Nct municipalities" stories of bandits and revolutions, people heard it. Thc writer has paid Loute, Mo. where he will take in lhe radio in seven languages and dia­ debt 8684.914.175 A New England citizen who lives ,H. Benson, director of Rural Scout­ A real tourist can see much on the real admission prices to hear musfair and visit hte son. Ralph, who te lects. In eastern Bolivia and Peru ,on a dangerous coast- said that he ing. of New York City. The Battle jworking for the Southern railroad, new government roads opened up found unbelievable resistance to Crock Area and Barry county car­ contlnent of North America at leal programs not a bit superior to Total public net in­ I Vrom Young of Dowagiac, was In formerly Isolated and dangerous ter­ the proposed building of a light­ ried away ail lhe honors for attend­ debtedness of Michi­ which to marvel. the one given by our own Barry । the city Thursday shaking hands ritories. Automobiles arc now pene­ house on Hull coast as it would in­ ance. rural activities, etc gan -------- ----------- , 8726.D45.2O6 county musicians—and doubtless a compass and a thermometer. An- with old friends. Vrom hasn't yet trating from tiie pacific Coast to the jure the ""wrecking business." Ships For easy figuring, we will assume HOBBIES others have done the same. THE PRICE OF PROGRESS. other camera will take photographs I lost the high regard he always had highlands of Centra! Peru crossing were wrecked every little while and that there are 5.000.000 people liv ­ tho Andes at an altitude of 15,000 A very practical display was lhe of thc electrically operated pointers I for HasUngs the people profited by it. Thinking ing in Michigan. Thte Indicates a , only of themselves they very nat­ observe tlial every nation has had thermometer meters andjdso Mrs Martha Eldred left Monday feel THE OTHER ,SIDE. exposition of hobbles now being held .I net debt nri of 8145 iVI for CTVQ every mail. man. aof two In Africa, according to the Bosome dominant thUig or ideal to of­ witch fact, the thermoq^^rk for Kalamazoo where she will visit urally opposed the building of a Truck drivers have i come in for woman and child. The anticipated In the Kent Scientific Museum. themselves mounted uuuwirnrr outside her uauKiner. daughter. prances, Frances, wno who IS te HIat- clety’s report, translation work in lighthouse. Though ships and lives fer its people. It may have been art, rtnht nf as th.reckless, fnHaral debt onvAmmcnt w being isuivuiiivu _ the . their shore of criticteiK of the (■ federal government Grand Rapids. In the words of 832000000000 Miciiigin can prop- ',he Kondola ,o rw’lrd the tempera- tending the Seminary Mrs. Eldred three dialects progressed, tho New .would have been saved, they would religion, war. athletics, or mady director. ‘"You don't come to thte allow inconsiderate drivers—some of which - *erlv^edotted raw^UoToFX ’ JIT °' the alr U,e »tratospbere will visit Ann Arbor friend, and Testament in Tetcla. the revision of things, but whatever it was. it oc­ have lost a .profitable business. to see. you come and learn how.” I* undoubtedly deserved. However *thirty-two—this is llkelv low bothlrd can,ern win lftkc pictures , then return to her home In Traverse the New Testament In Lula-Lulua, To these narrow-minded individ­ cupied the Interest of all. and mo­ and the Gospels in Bhilluk, while uals the Rights of Things were of tivated them to such super efforts A great variety of hobbies were ‘here ‘te a story as rejmrtcd in o met- c ..... the New Testament in Myore was and more Importance than the Rights of and accomplishments that the na­ shown which will help to nil hi Idle ropoUtan paper which illustrates among the’forty-eight states in 'XvmThl — Sponablc. c. H- Thomas. Frank completed. New Testament transia- Persons. People whp landed safely, tion want down in history represen­ another angle of the case It was »e>uh and,’rtn,^ ~---------------------------’ *M,Ch -------,BCC , Iwurs Interestingly and profitably. With these routine observations Smith. John Weteaert, P. A. Shel- tlon in both Quiche ohd Mam .for or ships that were warned away tative of that particular thing. average state of the national debt. Since the inception of the United being thus automatically recorded । don. Fred Ryerson and John C. Indian tribes in Guatemala was car­ from danger were not profitable. There arc hobbles for individuals rush hour on a crowded thorough- FTvm From these ujuac figures ll n io la nuv not muicuil difficult assume that each man, wcmian with greater accuracy and precision Ketcham werc in Grand Rapids yes- ried on. In the Philippines lhe work ■They specialized in wrecks, there­ States, there have been ideas and and hobbles which family groups fare. A large truck lumbering along was chiefly ttukt of Improvement of conceptions of what the Ideate of a । than any four scientist* could [ xm- , terday attending Uie Republican fore. no lighthouse. seen------------to slow-rup—and and child — in — thte state awes a debt might enjoy as a whole With short- was suddenly . -----........................... ----------------------------- sibly do lhe job. the two men in the State Convention. translations already published, with nation should be. some of them The crying need in this country er hours bringing more leisure lime, swerve toward the left, the driver bet wren «300 and 8350-Schuyler Mrs W. 8 Sherman of Grand revision work cn other dialects and ,today te tiiat lhe Rights of Persons were very good, and some were very Marshall, Clinton County RcbubU Rcpubll-' gondola will have an opportunity to at least in industrial communities, »KnaUing to the traffic behind and cmZ-Nc^. ‘nton Cou,Uy do other duties. ‘ Rapids, who has been the guest of the first publication of tiie Psalms tn ,be placed before lhe Rights of bad. Wittrout a doubt, lhe outstand­ ■ The metal gondola will be eight Mrs. Mae Young returned Tuesday Samareno. In China the revision of Things. the subject of hobbies takes on some *head to hold back To the surprise ------------We do not desire to dt- ing declaration of all lime concern­ , ing human rights and privileges. Is I feet m diameter instead of six feet to her home Mrs. Young accom- the New Testa merit in the Hinghwa slroy our business structure, but au­ degree of importance. of those watching he kept right on THE ALMIGHTY AND 1 like the globe constructed last year panlcd her and will take in the mu- Colloquial was completed, and in the Constitution of the United tocratic business which exists for the COUNTY LINES for the Settle-Fordney flight -— toward the opposite curb. Then a mosteal festival Friday and Saturday. Turkey the revision of the Old Tes­ profit of the few at the coat of the Republican supporters of Frank tament tor publication in the Ro- ' JAPAN AND PEACE. ‘orist directly behind the truck saw recognised lliroughout the world be­ I Approximately three acres of cloth remaining over Sunday, „. , . , , mwrenua Fitzgerald m in taton Eaton county are pcrman alphabet continued to advance. msacrifices and Ilves of lhe many cause of this democratic master­ Fortunately thc diplomatic storm the purpose of this queer maneuver- turbed because Luren D. Dickinson, are being constructed in a special | FORTY VeARS AGO TODAY Anttouncrment wa.s made that the ' piece. Ollier. 'stirred by Japan in announcing her ln? A two-year-old child had tod- veteran legislator and lieutenant workshop at Akron, Ohio. The win­ latest statistics show that the Bible Industry te the watchword which dows of this room ore scaled, all air .Professor Sterling and lhe M ls.se < With the clouds of social unrest new policy toward China seems to be died into the street and '^rted ^ ’Tcehjd anotherjuill strained Through flannel and the Upton. Beadle. Eddy and Diamond or some part of it has now been ,appearing here and there, some big characlerlzes our nation. Never in diagonally across Tiie truck driver from on hlgl ? t0 seck ^Publican blowing over. In any war thc win- " ” men and women •employed on lhe'attended the meeting of the Slate translated into 941 languages and and some little, we are in need of history has any nation ever achieved u-o. nomination for lieutenant governor Job !,.k wear v-— grit-free .!■ ------------slippers of cloth teachers''Association al Lansing dialects in a way comparable to oar indus­ ners also lose. Hite fact te quite gen­ blwk.dJU lhe meet her. M, m^er.ia, „„„d, The outstanding publication item a ' lighthouse that will motivate and erally appreciated today. Consequent­ raying nothing to her for fear of logically we believe, that Mr Dick- as they walk over the impregnated Friday guide employer and employee alike. trial progress duripg the last sevenfabric. When completed Uie bag will P. T. Colgrove. D. W. Remolds that - will ---make ------------each sacrifice his ly nations of the world-even J-ipim frigh’.cning her. but guiding her inson's candidacy for lieutenant be capable of holding three million ance of a new series of self-pro­ ,u our religion; material progress at and Dr 8 M. Fowler arc atOTdlng greed for Things and consider the who might stand to gain thc most- iicrws in thc shelter of the truck Rnvernor '«“? harm thc chances of cubic feet of hydrogen gas. any cost has. and is, dominating our a,meeting of the grand lodge K. of nouncing English Scriptures repro­ Rights of each.—By s Claudius the present secretary of state if he duced from new plates from type Not a stitch Is being taken in put­ P. in Benton Harbor Hite week. country. AH countries througlioui are not likely to be dragged into a When she reached the other curb Wade of Chicago. specially manufactured for the pro ­ ting together the segments of fabric .... history have broken at their peak. Mr and Mrs. C. W. Jordan spent back to the rlglv war for the sake of protcct'ng « he quietly . -pulled ---------------------------Each of the 3.482 major pieces an^ Sunday m Bedford wltti E. W. Jor- cess. Additional new publications in­ I hope that I am not assuming an "point of honor" in connection with Aldc “nd started on while the truffle each of the scores of minor on$s is dan ■ -• cluded also St. Matthew for the Charcot Ranked Among Indefensible view when I venture and• wife one foreign market A war with Ja- resumed ite normal pace again, I pasted to its neighbor with a special the prediction that our Industrial Mrs E S. Burnette and children Keres Indians of New Mexico, the “ Pioneer* of Medicine ” ■rubber cement. Next the cemented arrived from Philadelphia Thursday four Goapete and Acts in separate pan would doubtless cost the Unit- Wonder how many "private" drivers progreas cannot continue the next "The glamor surrounding Char­ fifty years as it has the past fifty. ।seams are covered on each side with to join Mr. Burnette who te foreman volumes in the Bulu dialect of West ed States and European countries would have tjgd time to devote to gains thc nomination tor governor. fabric-backed rubber tape. Thus the of the carding room at the wool boot Africa, and the New Testament and cot Id his lifetime obscured the true We have so concentrated on indus­ far more than the profits they »ucli a deed? Mr. Dickinsons church following Is scams actually become stronger factory. Genesis in Turkish in the Roman value of hie work and of the man try that we have neglected the busi­ could ever expect to’ get through alphabet. great and hte success in iecuring the than the neighboring cloth. Each himself. . . . It is one of llfe'e ness of living. Our garden of life has Mrs. Prank Sheffield and sister LACY ENTERS RACE nomination as lieutenant governor te piece of cloth has been impregnated visited her parents at Orangeville The Society continues to face little Ironies that It wm hte faulty grown up to weeds. Our Industrial trade with Japan and China; also Mvum cost W* u.uui morr Announcement by Judge Arthur;considered nearly assured With two। by passing through a rubbering last week. While there they wit­ many publication problems in sup­ work which, at the time, brought progress cannot be purchased at such a war vould Japan more in low of trade with America and Jof hls intention to seek the E*‘W residents heading Ute repub- machine thirty times, a minute Alm nessed one of the worst wtorms that plying Scriptures in from 150 to 175 him wnrld-wlde feme and patients such a pride that it wU! bankrupt ui iuu iraae wjui America anti . .Itcan iican ticket. ticket. Mr. Mr. Fltzaeralds Fitzgerald's friends friends, of rubber being deposited each time ever visited that section. Hail stones different languages. When Scrip­ lhe moral back-bone of our nation. Europe than she could ever expect ^orn nat>^n r governor on . .the scent danger. They see their candi­ through. The next years irfiHt witness a of great size fell, breaking windows tures are needed for a remote tribe as his enduring, pioneer work was to get through increased trade with BT "* ticket brings n strong date exposed to sectional Jealousies. Democratic progress in the business and injuring fruit trees, and rain the edition will likely involve spe­ of each 4" highly technical character |! substantial ( cial technical processes. The demand Mr. Fitzgerald, it te said, is rjin"He marched hte army up the hill, fell In torrents. . of Ufe. or we will find ourselves in a China. Japanese leaders know that candidate into the field. Judge Lacy . , for Penny Portions at times te so that nona but specialists In his own deteriorated ing became of the demands of peo ­ then marched them down again." In is an authority on taxation. When morass.—By Claudte E their chances for success in a war some such terms did an English!' field could appreciate its valuo." Bo ■Wade of Chicago. FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ple from all sections of the at ate gregt that editions of a million or against the . combined forces of he speaks on thls-subject, members Mr. Dickinson, received hte mandate writer comment on the blundcrihgs Mr. and Mrs. J. J.-«perklns were more arc printed at one time. Fre­ writes Dr. Claude LlUlngiton in one of both political parties are likely to America and Eurppc are very doubttwo years ago from tiie Almighty, of a former Prince of Woles who 'at - in the city several days of the past quently publication must be in two of his word portraits at “Pioneer* pay attention to his words. He also according to Mr. Dickinsons ac­ tempted to get heroic during a milt-. week. They were called here by the languages in parallel columns. fuL 6t Medicins'" in HygeU Uegaztne. The tmeat end znreat way In The American Bible Society te in believes that, in view of the fact count. and it te said that hte entry tary campaign. In a similar vein tragedy of Wednesday. Mr. Scudder la his Idcntlficstlon of s largo Its 99th year of supplying embossed group of nervous ailments with defi­ which we can serve our fellowmen that local government absorbs more into lhe race again thte year te the one might say of Farleys air mall NO FAIRY GODMOTHER. result of another call from the aame Investigation, "He put the private Miss Lillian Belcher started for Scriptures for the blind. Two thou­ nite changes In the brain and spinal Is not so much to dn anything for *1 wish to heaven that we could than four-fifths of the total tax source. It all boils down to the fact airlines out of business, then put her home In Mt. Desert. Maine, sand i nine hundred sixty-nine vol­ once realise that every tax laid te a money j-ateed in Michigan, that that Mr. Fitzgerald's supporters are them in business again." Al least Monday last. During her stay here,iumes. furnished at the special price cord. Charcot attained scholarly eat. noblest beings we know how. burden upon industry, upon agricul- much needless expenditure can be conscious of county lines whereas that's about all that has happened Miss Belcher won lhe esteem and of twenty-five cents a volume, were achievement which sazured him a —Francis Power Cobbe. *' to date. No facts have been brought the power behind Mr. Dickinson ig ­ friendship of all who met her. distributed from the Bible House in (►ertuanent place In the ranks of tore, and upon commerce. I would by establishing the county unit nore* such man-made geographical to light to justify the absurd claims Robert Urie of St. Johns spent seven different embossed systems. A great pioneers of medicine. M.t.or and Meteorite that we could get out of our minds system of government. divisions. . • of the postmaster general—to the Sundry in the city the guest of his special appropriation for enlarging In t|>e Bslpetriero, a French hos­ that we can place a tax a big -------- -— ~ Supporter* of Mr. Fitzgerald are contrary there were indications that sister, who te employed in Welton the work among the 8oclety"s for­ pital, Charcot was tossed more or ter from celestial space which en­ now faced with the necessity of Mr. Farley might not have been act­ ahd crook's office. eign agencies was granted during bun or» us corpon-uon.« « nd. ters the earth's atmosphere and , Th. ° ... o' 1 . fseekir (peeking guidance from above. It ing in a disinterested manner; that1 ....................................................... lhe year and the publication of lhe Mr. Andrew Krom of Kalamazoo man and run the government. The ------ .“ ° ill 15 lncludcd ln thc curriculum "looks ‘ s as though the republican race he may have been attempting to tear , was visiting hte daughter. Mrs. Jas Gospels of St. Matthew and St. sane, the epileptic and the subjects from friction becomes hot and lnBuch, an Ul aaaorted mlnnus and la finally dlaalpated. * * at at several schools vlvuj. in h, ....'fnr iu in America. -Therenominations to the two highest down the established set-up to make Clarke, of thte city, a portion of lhe Mark in the new Standard English to hysteria. be, If I understand tbe laws of the U » l« w be uUtor chit .*“>•»« “ >’*'? “» room for spme of his own particular past week. BriUlJ® occurred, the first volumes of crowd I Charcot had to forge pew A meteorite Is a meteor which falls United States aright, they are InCounty News. satellites. Mr. E. Burrell of Jackson was at the Scriptures to be embuaaed In weaponz, evolve new principles and upon the earth. dyen to face the stem realltlei of*iknees.—Ingham Te? (this place Friday, lie came to see his thte system. life.—Humorist. i Twenty million gallons of water According to lhe first returns of During lhe year the Society itad to to hie patients. scribed tn the Constitution az im-; lavowiMl Electric Lights ' » a. _.-----------!•" u5Cd «My by a Rochester, N Y-. the Literary Digest poll, sentiment reduce IU budget because of a Democratic tn principle. Charcot, posts and excites. In contemplation The firet electric light was Radio performer* complain that film manufacturing plant in making te about two to one for lhe New ter or for the worse, there te no shrinkage in with the result on one occasion when a pnuette Brush's. He loffnied It In 1878. - tl»ero *re very few good jokes. Tho camera film. • Deal, confidence in Franklin D., denying the fact that hte stirring tiuit operations were carried on un­ demanded preferential treatment, Roosevelt lias not shaken through inaugural address, filled as it was der a budget more than 30 per cent Mol Tb« mow wrdi wm n« luuuw-lh Ioom tlul qui moot 10 1 ' . _.--------exclaimed: "This stranger does not Edison Invented tbe Incandescent wan br * “bM buUna. mm.' > mr> «o-Bui mocuco churn'Si certain rather bad blunders of his with confiderxe and optimism, lower than that oi 1930 In spite of sutxirdinates. Whether the Roosevelt helped la buoy up lhe rather sag- such limitations the year ended lamp, upon which, the modern hulb . « ma wo ld,. _ bastlle.' pollciez shall work out for the bet- ging spirits of hte countrymen. without defiat. lights ar* Improvements, In 1578. Quotation * ■>. — - Pungent Paragraphs �Tilt HASTINGS BANNT.K, WTDHISDAY, MAY U. UH -J acixwl inter— augmented from taxes coming from J.TilLEDERLESITES xjv£SZ 1/ nil nnnnni n otto*r J""?*. 4* ^4 TILK ON SCHOOLS 9 Johnpaaaad ClaveThey and lake nu> their I time. i Jooley. lhafer Jaoob- -three t end. unday lamed Dooley tobert Ran>alrol, pong. i visit t and artcra jickiy. d the Jj rep- esenniled and them very andxmnlted filerfhicbir in leved idusivcnoome C our hout iture itrlal next fifty, dui- 3Ugltrial rupt an. mess J E In men pur- if Decoration Day Outfit Sanforized Slacks 35c to $1.00 $1.98 to $2.59 $1.50 $1, $1.29, $1.50, $2 Plenty of White Duck Caps 1934 Wall Paper . 25c $1.00 to $1.85 300 Patterns to Select From 10c to 75c a Double Roll closeTgames feature Waters Clothes Shop Bring in your samples from the Mail Order Houses and let us compare quality and price. We Aim. to Carry A11 Housecleaning Helps H. R. H. CLEANER 25c DICK-A-DOO PAINT 35c and WALL CLEANER_____ GOLDEN OIL, for Cleaning Woodwork, quarts________ 25c VARNISH for .Furnituro 75c SPAS VARNISH, for $1.25 20c ud 29c 2 packages --------------- Protect your Floors with Johnson’s WAX AND CLEANERS We have all size cans in both paste and liquid. CARVETH & STEBBINS lUlb TIES DRESS SHIRTS by ‘MACK’ SPONGU?Mch ... rr«. to HASTINGS MONUMENT WORKS ExHrior Work, quart . ted. alls 0»*4«- 98c couttaltle mofforti >• w<k Someone Is Remembered Another Is Forgotten r tho e lake 175 1 and or. 65 illlanl I thc t the many Mmi To top off that . Hu­ I and had (Continued trow pw aoe) may be spent. Fifteen airy, screened cal Defect will house tho girls, each ac­ (Continued from page one) rORMIR BUFZRIMT1MD. OF WEST MICHIGAN cabins commodating seven and a counselor. During the oRt five months tho tral auditorium commencing at four' The wash houses contain hot and BNT HZHE ANALYZES Recuritlng District ot Chicago, will o'clock with Albert Becker serving the Hastings Country cold showers and flush toilets. There LEGISLATION as chairman. The.service win ba. Qlub Monday Afternoon and Iu aUo «xe«U«nt equipment (or wa- young men between the ages of ____ as follows: ........................... anX,„ ter sports, land sports and cratto. “Vr^i tonal--------March-High School' Shot Borno Some Nice Nice Golf Golf iMla/netoT Otten. ^cuilve of seventeen and twenty-five, between _ --- ------ --• i shot miu Freida Olsen, executive of BJLIEVES IN STATE ■ S&X 5 feet • inches end 6 feel 3 tadm, Oreliealra. directed by Mr. Wesley! The meeting the Western Western MichCamp must be a high school graduate, and ' Hie meeting tof >f the Mich- 'the t*— Battle Creek Council ---------- - of -• ' UNIT FOR TAXATION it If,, r «c Lc*,nigan Professional Golf Association Fire Girls, Is director of thc camp, have no physical defects for enlist-1 ■ । orate of n> Hymns—Led by Mr. Wallace. .was held al the Hastings Country this being her fourth season, filia ment in tha Unlted States Marine a free public school sys­ h t it taw UThifn ” tm Invocation—Rev. J. A. McNulty. ' club Munday afternoon and was will be assisted by a staff of twen- Corps. Governmaat Dictates m to tem, making regulations for toe what it should be. There are still Selection —(a) "Grant Me True very well attended. Amonfc the Pro-|ty-one adults selected for special The Marine Corps offers a rteady' sa's wealthiest men and the Jury'S Outlay and Methods— । lame, when the people locally in some people who feel that the pres- Courage, verdict swarding MAM to Mia BarLord." Bach; <b) "What of fcssionals who were here were Frank 'ability, sterling qualities of charschool district have had to। ent aystom is all right and it is only the Night." Thompson—Girls' Glee Sprogell of the Kent country Club, acter and Interest in and knowledge position with chances for advance­ bert would indicate that ha got out Yalls to Frivlde Goats [ each ment. It also offera a chance for bear throe-fourths to four-fifths of the conditions of lhe limes that arc Club, directed by MUs Hunter. Grand Rapids; Nick Weber of the,of girls. u education. Marines travel of it as fortunately as he could ex­ travel .» and E. J. Lederle, formerly suparinUn- । at fault. It U jny contention that the pect, judging from ths proofs tn the Baccalaureate Address — Rev. John Biylhefield Country Olub. Grand i R«d Cross examiners and life sav-1 all over the world — ClUna, Cuba. “ s world — china, Cub*. dent of achools here and now com­ method of financing achools W. "This brings me to the big point w. pitching, Kitciilntr. Presbyterian Preabvterlan church. Rapids; George Tuttle of lhe Mus- ers will conduct all water front ac- Haiti. Panama. Hawaii and the missioner of schools for Oakland her aane. aenslble nor fair kegon Country Club; E W. Herberts, 'tlvitlcs. all swimming and boating I Philippines. Marines serve w on ».■ all Benrtilction. ........ .........—. — county, delivered « talk before the I wish to make with regard to school and that the conditions of the times Herewith is the list of lhe grad- -----------of Battle ---------Creek ----------Country *---------dub; - Mike ----being --------------supervised. *“1. ______ , ,battleships of lhe LUnited ’rdUd Blates department of -------------------------county schcol com--- -------— il{legislation In general that has been, have only revealed the shortcom­ listing students, pluslficd as to.Tansey of the Marywood country i A girl's vacation is a period of lei-1 Navy, and first class cruiseri. mlulonera of the Michigan Educe-j enacted up to the present While Themm ennservaton rewarded. ing! of the system. That the peo­ course: Club. Lansing; M. L. Wells of the sure endowed either by herself, hcr| If you will write to the Marine the tinder of a human skull, thought lion Association In which he gave a'.,,pertinent analysis of toe school W ® legislature has the power to leg- ple of thia state value schools is evi­ College Preparatory Course— Lena Cascade Country Club, Grand Hap- parents, or others. A girl starting • Corps Rccurlt®< Station, at Room altuatlon in lhe state. ilalato for the schools, the state has denced by the fact that certain dis­ Andrus, Robert Angell. Willard ids; Blake Miller at. the Lansing merrily off to camp wants days 824 New Poet Office Building, Chi­ tricts have taxed themselves fur Amold, Orville Babcock, William, Country Club; Marvin Blahl of the l brimful of fun. adventure, and ex- cago. Illinois, and request further In­ 2.500 years ago, discovered fu th« [ One of thc main points Mr. Led- failed to underwrite the costs. Tt) lerle made was the fact that al- my way of thinking, the state has beyond what anyone would think os Bachman. Franklin Beckwith. Grace Green Ridge Country club. Grand | periences that will give her aome-; formation it will be gladly furnished. famous riyar of England, by glvlag reasonable tn order to support them. Brill. Myrtle Cheney. an ah All cuiuuncai4 enlistments arc are ipr for lour four jmia. yean. him $1J6 caab. XX..—.ws. Marian Clark. Rapids; Tom 1UUI Lamey of u, the uie Silver Oliver thing to talk about. auuui. She out wants mi ' though the state has seen fit to ceased to feel its responsibility for Trvumtrv Cook. Herbert Conner Cooper. 1 i^ake Country Club. ri Grand Rapids,!1 nnnnrtnnltv opportunity m to dovelzYn develop her her talentj, talents, 1 and young men under thc age of assume responsibility for dictating schools but from lime to Ume has state that has abundant wealth to Constance Cook '.J the types of buildings and courses of endeavored to put legislation over support good schools, free to every Frances Cowles. Richard Darby, and Eddie Van Popering of the Has- to learn new skills, find new friends, twenty-ode will have to have the George Dewey. Mary Douglass. John tings Country Club. and have a chance to be thc person consent of their parents. While at Instruction for primary schools, It on the various districts. • • • That Seven handrad years bare passed . „» child in the state. Erway. Margaret Erway. Alice Fin-1 With local players as partner! the she wants to be Instead of lhe one the World's fair this summer, take a has not seen fit to assume the prop- j the state has told the districts "There have been some attempts gleton. William Fox. Marian Hall- , Professionals engaged in a contest her family and friends expect her to little time and meet the Marines since the foundation was laid for *»• •r share of financial responsibility, what they must do in the way of tha Llnkoplng cathedral, one at u there, or better still come over to He believes that the only equitable maintaining schflols Is evidenced by in this state to equalize educational wood. Gordon Havens. Doris Healy, of "Best Ball" scores. In this contest be. All this she will find at camp. Geraldine Isenhath. Nick Weber and Dr. Ken McIntyre She wUl also develop 'top hobble* hobbles and the me New Post Office Building, and gwedea'e oldest and mart baautlful f plan of school taxation Is for toe legislation covering toe matter of costs within counties by reducing Ian Ironside, i—i.^.. Irene ,------ ---------n_. won nrst wlth u M Erank apr08ell Interests tliat will enrich Virginia Jacobson. Jones. Besnrich her whole talk over your chances for enlisting temples. The aaulvenary was ob* ' funds to be collected and dlstrib- I courses of study, teacher qualifiesthe number of school districts. While sio Karmes. Helen Keeler. Lctou with Wilbur Lane as partner and life. She will discover as she rerred with a special reUgieoa cela* •» ' ” lives, with men Dial that have had years of Utcd through the state; that is. to Hons, length of term, compulsory have the state fix certain main re- education, building regulations, etc. all these movements have had some Kelley. Frances Kingsbury, Ellen ।C. W. Herberts and Ray Taylor werc with girls that cooperation and fair work and play in the U. 8. Marines, bration. qulremcnts and then provide funds All of this legislation was passed on merit. I personally have found it Leonard. Lynn Perry. Ethel Pretl- itied for second honors with 69; Ed. play, sound Judgment and a sense of I re fun for ev-1 evfor putting this program Into effect the awumpHon that the control of difficult to become enthusiastic tlce. Bettie Reickord. Grace Royer, Van Popering and Charlie Leonard humor make living more 100 per cent. If any districts desire {education was a state function, but about any of them for Die reason Helen Skidmore, Gerald Smelker, ।third with 70. Mike Tanscy and Will cryone. She will have opportunities r= s, assume re-' re- । Pau) Smith, Marjorie Stebbins ।Schader scored a 72; George TuUie to ineet new situations, r to have a more elaborate system, Uie ' at the same time compelling the f Dr. Can-others 72; Marvin sponsiblllties, to test her own ablliadditional expense will be borne by i various districts in general to pay that the legislation has been piece­ Eloise Storer, Robert Taffee. Virgin- and Thompson. Lillian Tolhurst, ।Stahl and Roy Hubbard 72; M. L. tics. She will find pence in beautiful tho home districts. about three-fourths of Che total coat. meal and opportunist rather than la Maude Wallace. Dorcas Weaver. Ray ... sunsets, quiet evenings, and firelight fundamental. I have a deep con vic1 Wells and Robl. Walton 72; Turn Herewith are sxtracU from Mr. It is needless for me to remark that Lederle's speech. this legislation has not always been tton that there can be no unit for mond Wickham. Robert Wilcox, • Lamey and John Ketcham 73; Blake glow. In fact, she will be "learning Grace Will and--------------JJaurenc----------Wlllltts. -------J W. R. Cok --------------------------J. Miller and 73;-----------------Al Grant lurw to live." Every girl who does, "I think it will be generally | kindly received by the people of the school financial support, other than General CnnJ', Course__ —Mall Nell AH.Ir Adair. Leia and Henry Sheldon 75. not have a camping experience is: agreed that educational agencies of . state. attitude— Is aiaic. Evidence crib—— ot this -----------The contest of tiie Professionals robbed of one of her richest herl-, some kind are necessary today for strikingly ' revealed *by “ *' the action of state, that will be either fair or Just AHerding. Marguerite Benner. Delphlne Engleharte. Ruth Foote. Don resulted as follows: Nick Weber and toges. the ---------1033 legislature in repealing the to all people in thc state. the continuance and wise adminls-.— - -------------------------------------“If thc atate will assume Its in- Foreman. Faile King. Delbert Lan­ Frank Sprogell of Grand Rapids KitllHIncr regulations. * ,r ' "Invest your daughter's summer txation of our present form of gov- building Even over the emment, Just as the same was rec- governor's veto, this was done with herein obligation and underwrite at caster. Gordon Lee, DennLs McIn­ were lied for first place with 72 for her. Don't let her Just spend it.": rBHastings, Complete information about rates, agnized at the time of the adoption great hilarity and with almost least 100 per cent of the instruction­ tyre. Harold Perkins. Lloyd Peter- each; Ed Van Popering, ____ son. Marjorie Rose. Ethal Stanton. 2nd. with a 73: George'Tuttle1, of registration, etc., may be secured al cosjg of a minimum or foundation ©I- the constitution. unanimity of action. This Is but an program that would be sattsfactory Joe Thomson. Chrystal Weaver. Ma­ Muskegon. 3rd. with 74; E W. Her­ from Miss Freida Olsen. 346 Cham-, to the great mass of the people, rion Weyermnn. Leatha Whitworth bert of Battle Creek and Mike Tan- pion St.. Battle Creek. there would be little difficulty In and Louise Will, sey of Lansing 4th with 75 each; The Law of Camp Kitanniwa is securing all necessary legislation for M. L. Wells, of Grand Rapids, Sth. SEEK BEAUTY. GIVE SERVICE, an economical, efficient and conven­ ams. Helen Anders. Doris Cole. Ger­ with 75; Blake Miller of lensing and PURSUE KNOWLEDGE. BE ient management of the schools. aldine Cook. Ruth Haywood. Sophia ' Marvin Stahl of Grand Rapids, Oth. TRUSTWORTHY, HOLD ON TO I 1 The state either has thc obligation MarsiuUl, Neva Naylor. Ellsworth iwith 77 each; Tom Lamey of Grand HEALTH. GLORIFY WORK and HO for thc education of its children or Newton. Doris Nye, Margaret Riv­ Rapids, 7th, with 78. BE HAPPY—the Camp Fire Law. I it has not. If it has this obligation, ers, Winnie Roush. June Scobey, Quite a few spectators Interested We have 'em In shapes, then let It assume the same. If It Mildred Scudder. Deloria Bunday. in thc game were present to watch OBJ TV ARY. does not have this obligation or does Maxine Swift and Ella Wurm. colors and prices to the Professionals. not care to assume It, then Uie soon­ Agricultural Course — LaVeme ard City on Feb. 28. 1908. lhe son of. suit you. Mr. and Mrs. J. Samuel Earl. When! er we establish this fact the better. Cooper. Hubert Long. Howard Mc­ CITY TENNIS MEET AU of the temporizing and false Intyre. Lorin Oversmith and Leon about four years old the family Leghorns , Panamas Toyos Bancoras t'so called emergency legislation" is Payne. . moved to Harbor Springs where he TO BEGIN MAY 30 On Decoration Day visitors come to tho only befogging the issue The honor list for lhe 1934 class lived for a few years, later going to “Michigan state legislation for thc consists of John Erway. valedictor­ cemetery, stopping here and tjxere, to pay Tennis players here will start the Ceresco, then attended high school tomorrow should be based upon who ian; with Miss. Irene Jones. Miss annual city championship tennis In Marshall. He was in the employ tribute to those they knew. Is to pay the bilL If the people of Lillian Tolhurst. Miss Prances tournament on Decoration Day. May of the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. Uie various districts are to continue Cowles. MUs Marjorie Stebbins. Miss 30. according to Chet Hodges and Al for seven years, living in Hastings Before one memorial many check their to finance their own schools then Bettie Rclckord and Miss Lena An­ Becker, who are in charge of the three years. they should be free to make their drus following next in order. Others event. There will be Senior singles Hteps, for it bears the name of a man once Xn 1930 he was married to Miss own regulations. As a result of this who received honorable mention and doubles and Junior singles if Annetta Townsend, who with two | prominent in the community, remembering we shall continue to have 0.800 var­ were Miss Geraldine Isenhalh. Miss enough entries arc received. Also sn»Jl sons, Gary John and Harley |1 ieties of educational opportunity in Helen Keeler. Miss Leatha Kelley. there will be a Junior doubles and a Eugene, survive, also his mother.! the fineness and success of his life. is full of them. Hundreds this slate or we shall have 0,800 va­ Miss Maude Wallace, Miss Grace mixed doubles tournament. Awards Mrs. Mary Earl, five brothers and! Yet forgotten and unvisited nearly is the rieties of tax rates. Thc issue should Will. George Dewey. William Fox will bo as follows: three sisters are left to mourn their I be put squarely up to the people of and LaVeme Cooper. Senpr singles—The Rotary chal- Iqes. Funeral services were held at grave of a man equally prominent, equally the state and all districts should be lengefcup which lias been won for thc Methodist church on Saturday. successful. No Memorial marks thc grave. treated alike. THE MAPLE GROVE M. E. two years in succession by Dwight "In conclusion. I am committed to Dewey officiating. Burial In the Fisher. Is-thcre a tribute to mark the grave of your lhe principle that the abundant CHURCH IS REOPENED Junior singles—Lions challenge Ceresco cemetery beside his father. loved one? Think this over then call and wealth of thia alate, wherever it may cup won In 1932 by Erma Bush and EDGER SCHOOL NEWS. be and In whatever form it may ex­ Has Been Repaired and Re­ in 1933 by Gordon Crothera. see us. . The DeWitt children are moving. press Itself, should be fairly and Senior Doubles—Medals. We are sorry to hear that our decorated—Ketcham justly taxed to underwrite and Runner up in both singles tour­ teacher is leaving us. Our school guarantee an equal, fret, sane and naments will be presented with Gave the Address The-new, darker patterned shirts in a vast selec­ closes June 2. 1034. sensible minimum program of edu­ For >ome lime the Methodist three Dunlop tennis balls. Our visitors this week were Ar­ cation Uirough the high school level tion. Plain whites, too. Any resident of Barry county is Junior. Bobbie Burdoff. to every child In this state who may church at Maple Grove Center has eligible to enter any of the above thur. HASTINGS PHONE 2497 MICHIGAN been undergoing extensive repairs George, Clarence and Oretta Mc­ desire it without any other consid­ See the new “CONTOUR" tournaments. Junior singles and erations whatsoever. If this prin­ and redecoraUon. On Sunday 'last doubles include any boy 14 years of Nutt. White Shirts, tapered to the Established 1907 ciple were to be adopted, it would thc church was reopened with an age or any who has become 15 since substitute, Mrs. I spell a new day in Michigan school interesting program and a large January 1. 1934 and all women and congregation. Rev. M. E. Hoyt of Wilcox. legislation." . lhe belt. Nashville is the pastor of tills girls. Entry fees will be 25c for Our program last Friday was very church. The address for the occa­ singles tournament and a 10c fee enjoyable, we celebrated Mothers sion was given by our former con­ for an additional event. If eight Day and Arbor Day. Banfariaed. gressman. John C. Ketcham of this teams are entered in lhe Junior Reporters. Phillip- and Virginia city, whose boyhood and youth were doubles or mixed doubles event these Warren. Teacher. Mra. Slocum. spent tn Maple Grove township. tournaments will be held. Entries may be left at Hodges Jewelry Store Rev. Kenyon, a former pastor of HAPPY ENDING FOR the church, also gave very timely or givep to Al Becker. No entries PRATT DISTRICT SCHOOL. Mr. Verne Prentice completed a' remarks which were much appre­ will be received after Tuesday noon, BATHING BUTTS SLEEVELESS SWEATERS ciated. White and Colors Play will start Wednesday morn­ school in Hastings township on Fri­ The Maple Grove Methodist church is a brick structure, erected ing. All finals will be finished Mon­ day. The event was celebrated by 11. Drawings will pupils, parents and the teacher hav-' in 188! Thc ,hi previous .uctiuua year ,cnr in that uuu day. —June - ----- -------------------- r ----- be township what what Is is called called the the North* North* P®*1^ Tuesday afternoon at the ing a picnic at Thornapple lake that' Evangelical brick church was also High school yourta. afternoon, which all greatly enjoyed., Visit This Store, You WUI Find Many New It was brought out in a report of built and In that same year a brick house of worship was also built for the year's work that Gladys Wallers, Things for Summer. the United Brethren. 9, was the only pupil tn lhe H. H. S. BASEBALL MEET age* Pratt school who had been neither, Thc committee having charge of Close games featured the Hastings the repairs and Improvements of absent nor tardy during the year. High school basebail tournament of the church consisted of Matthew She did not even take the half holi­ the past week, according to Joe BroWaUh, Rev. and Mrs M. E. Heyt day to which she was entitled under zak, who is supervising the event. and the Ladies' Aid Society of the the rules. Payne's team k»t its first gome to church. Tho services of Mr. Will Fuller, the score being 8 to 5. TaskIts much easier to tell tho man Ln Evans, who papered the church, was ler's team took a close game from office he Is wrong than to run for greatly appreciated, ns he donated Struble 4 to 2. The standing to dale office and do thc tiling as it should, his work. Is as follows: ------ be done. There is noted a recent revival of Pct Interest in rural churches. People 7M have begun to rcklize. as they have 750 not realized for a long time, that, Tasker . Chrlslan Ideals upheld by the church Struble .. and Christian training of young and 000 old arc halpful to communltlec as Band .... STRAWS UTOW, ' lurfeo . is. Kitanniwa IE Sporting Ztems^l CampOpens Monday Waters Clothes Shop rating pec lai Woly and tend- EIGHTY-NINE T0 I by the state ipared with the operating the cal taxes we somehow though there were ■ creasing amount of aupjwrt has had from the standpoint ____________ variable to come from the local dl»trlct. I school coats and variable education­ have no definite figures on what al opportunities. It was difficult to proportion of the total school coeta enlist the interests of the more for­ o< the state arc borne by the pri- tunate districts in the needs of those fortunate. However. itanta, mg u*. and feeling that memben of be people as Goods Delivered "If It Isn’t Good We Don't Carry It" well as Individuals. This is a sig­ INDIANS vs. PISTON RING. | nificant sign of the times. In­ The Indlaps handed lhe Piston creased Interest in churches will Ring nine a defeat to the lune of bcrtatnly make for better conditions 9 to 4 Sunday afternoon at the fair in our country. grounds. Battery for the Indians. Keller.1 NO BANK FAILURES Oakes and Rose. For the Piston IN U. 8. SINCE JAN. 1. Ring, Demond. Crouse. Warner, I What the federal banking law 'Bachelder and Paine. guaranty of savings deposits up to Next Sunday lhe Indians again •2.500 has done Is quite evident from meet Rutland al tiie Wilcox school.' the fact that, since the first of Jan­ uary. there has not been a single RANCHERS LOSE 4—3 bank failure In this country. The experience of the past four TO BATTLE .CREEK years has been very trying for banks The Ranchers I'. play Grashen at U —- well — as their .....I, paMM.k,. Wons; MUA but those —Z — —— wbanks that nave come through, of Indian Landing Bunday. May tt, at U-.._ Abeen —— organlxed _____ I__ ■ since __ ’ .(he three , —. -_with ,,u .k. that have o'clock. The _game the depression came, arc in strong con­ Battle Creek Walton Garage colored dition There is really no basis for ball club, proved an exciting lllh suspicion of the soundness of banks Inning struggle. The score 4 to 1' or security of deposits at the present In favor of Battle Creek. time. SHOULD MEAN BETTER PRICES. The wool carry-over from 1033 wu unusually small V. 8. statistics show. The 1034 wool clip will be lighter than ordinarily. All this should mean fair prica for wool- this year. Phone 2131 Democracy can go no further than the mass production of exclualveneea.—lao Ixmg. Appointment of postal servlet employeee Is no longer a matter of political favor. Those who seek such positions must undergo a civil service examination, and selections are made from those making the highest grade*. When one gets a job under Civil service rules, he esn be removed only for cause, unless the Job Is entirely abolished. Beautiful WHITE Shoes Lovely White Shoes to Wear with Summer's Airy Frocks Others with a touch of color to emphasize the color note in the Ndw Spqrt Costumes. For this collection of Smart New White Shoes covers every new fashion, and every zucca-x sion. Because of the assured popularity of white footwear we suggest early selecUon, while assortments are most complete, most varied. , They come in strap, pump and oxford, from low heals to the newer high heels. Prices range from .0 IRONSIDE SHOE COMP. 'The House of Quality Footwar » ^22 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAY tt, 1934 MOI BIX AA we understand tt. the Theoo-’fHE JURY IS DRAWN phlst* are a band of religious mys­ FOR THE MAY TERM tics. who believe that a superna­ tural inspiration gives them a spec­ ial knowledge of Divinity and hu Whether Jurymen Will Be works. If that is so. then they sure­ Called Will Depend on ly have an inside track over the rest of us poor mortals, who have to go ; — Developments (Continued from Page Ore) Diego by Mr. and Mrs. James Iron­ trudging along through life con­ 'Die Jury has been drawn for thc fusedly wondering what it U all side and son "Bobby" who will like­ containing thousands of'acres, be- wise be remembered by hosts of about. Most of us can t even figure May term of circuit court. While । court will convene next Monday it: friends here. Mr. ironside with his out why we are here, where we are Li not expected that the jury will be time they were said to have owned brothers starting lhe Ironside Shoe bound for, or what is going to be­ called before the following Monday. In this city. We were ac­ come of us. But when you are in the When or whether it will be called nearly a million cattle and teous- Company 1 th* same warm, hearty greet- presence of the Pacific, especially will depend on whether jury cases ; ands trf horses and much other corded prvjwny. in property. In iocs fact iney they oceanic became so/ so.1 11* Ihat you get everywhere in the at such a beautiful spot as Point listed on lhe calendar for the May | rich that Uiey .roujed the giiWbly »“= P?’ Loma you somehow almost feel that term arc found to be ready for trial.! of lhe Mexican government, whtoh '’■d* the air. Vent fortunately for you are in lhe presence of the In­ The jhrors nrc as follows: te 1833, by a decree of secularlzale**1, Mr Ironside had just finite. There you seem to better realRom Blivin. Hastings township. tkxi practically ruined the Missions Purchased a new car wWch he was I Ue that man Is just a mere speck on Corenellus cappon, Orangeville. ' Finally came came the the Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Saxon cautioned *•" slowly *w cauHoned to “ tiie I H?e ,aCe of U,e unlversc Perhaps1 ira Chaffee. Hastings township. Finally drive for the and under Uie imperial clvfllxa- nr*t 1 200 mUes or so, and was anxengineering Ward Checseman. Maple Grove. ! tion that poured ac?ks the plains 10 Put 00 more mileage Of rJJelds, *“Ye. g,v*n h?1” Clyde Clark. Barry. ! from 1840 to I860, the pastoral age eourse wt were very glad to be of asWesley Confer, Prairieville. of tbe Missions soon disappeared. *lMance In this respect, and what “ul h rf*llzc Mrs. Nellie Cross. City. From the peaceful lives of plenty beautiful drive*. With its combtea- ,y."n*U *n»ignlflcanl he Li. Bernard DcGolia. Hope. that they had heretofore knownfthe' Uon of °ee«n. mountain, and desert, I when he looks at Uie firmament at Leon Doster. Barry. MlMiuiw which had Joet much of wlth a»> the pageantry of color, and ,nd appreciates that way out Roy Erway. Rutland. their property under the, Mexican u,e composite life of ranch, beach P „spac.e eountleaa millions arid bilGeorge Fairchild. Assyria. , attock. continued to shrink under *nd city, the great Creator haa cerot mUcs*wayL n“*nber,ess Albert Gould. Assyria. ■ the new Invasion from tee east. The teinly been kind to California Be-i*^1^*h'ch our Carl Helse. Woodland. Anglo-Saxon looking to the prac- tween the ocean and the city of 1n u “mere trifle in size, ore Ernest Honeysett. Prairieville. Heal, introduced railroads, electric-Diego is the great harbor wrap'1?“" “JJ Robert Hoover. Yankee Springs. tty mammoth hnteti, commerce ric 1 Ped in its mantle of blue, and one 0™")) way that it can be figured Herman Hurdlebrink. Orangeville. for all of which lhe Fathers did not of the flnest in the world. On its Jus£ where t?ey w'r,rc a J’,lfn^rcd Alva Johnson, Johnstown. care one whlL This influx from the bosom floart-d a goodly port of Uncle 2*^?JJf0’ " “ Lee M. Johnson. Thornapple. east marked the dosing of as peace-'Sams fleet, the boats rising and,y hence. No one can Clifford Kahler. Hope ful a life-drama as the world has falling to the measured tune of the; ^aucil, “ i?^n J1*51 ha,>* Children's Patent Strap and Calf Porter Kinne. Castleton. probably ever known. But the MLs- waves. On this drive we pass right g'"™- ^vrr R all must be some Forrest Kinney. Maple Grove. ‘ sionsrruuui remainuas on*uiofuie theinarms charms by a very historical spot, tee place |Supteme Power far beyond the abilMiner Palmer. Irving. Women’i Sammer Sandali “ 2line of California. Some where a young American lad set out | ‘ J y , , man W,w ‘ n an > ’ tedl", of the shore line of California. Some Bernard Peck. Johnstown. of them them are are suit still open open though though strug strug-­ alone to do something that had °r any culA sc5k-‘‘i,° *’■ 11 o! Roy Preston, Baltimore. in comparative comparative poverty. poverty, ne’er been namely w to:**1 1Ue,f b?ck Lrithir lU^Mh ind A lux* SMartsitat la Kill done before, uiuuciy ------— — to ' — , lhe gling along in Roy Rice. Baltimore. boavy liilhir Iniolu. ' cbooM tram, ter altbar >•/ ana °^C BU.esa and some are lying in In neglect. But But d«fy fate and fly across lhe oceftn. John Robinson. Carlton. pUy or drool; wide 4^ Cap or pUln too KylM. S /f *7 such a fecl-* ■i they fill us with a reverence for the |But Lindbergh did It. Jumped into, good as another’*s. With 1 Arthur Seifert. Irving. OK yoar pair now) *• • tool tor (rowlnx fiotI. sandaled monks.-who dealt so wise-(fame over night and became the, ing. if there was any inclination to Buel Sisson. Carlton. CLOUNQ BALK । CLO8INO SALE f 3 .' ly with the Indians Uiat their poor-world’s most popular young, hero. join the TheosophUts on my part, Henry Sothard, City. rad or blao. CLOBPMICE— PUCB— ! descendants today reverence their i Because of the fact that he was a the reflection came that Benton Ralph M. Wetherbee. Castleton. img bale raicB— n memories. These old Mission build- comparatively unknown kid. but Harbor is much nearer home, and I Ings give to California an Old World .little attention was paid to his at- that just as reliable information . could be obtained at the House of ;[ touch not seen elsewhere in our (tempt. But the next day. when news David, at a big saving in railroad || country. At the same time the soft was flashed over the country that fare. However II must be admitted and gracious names of San Gabriel. "Lindy’s" airship •--■« had •- been -.-sighted w.-j nearing the coast of— England, what that the TheosophUu selected a Banta Monica and others seem to--------— — --------------.------------------I: liarmonlze perfectly wlUi Uie sur-^a thrill the news created: The name wonderfully beautiful location, and no one visiting San Diego should ‘ roundings in California. the "Undberuh" on every lln and _ ..... ... _ _____ _____ _ If .... __ walls __Lindbergh ” was was on every lip and 1 (Continued from Page One> Built-In Arch Footwear Any Biie or Color ' of those old . Missions could only 1 everyone was plugging for him and ‘overlook the pleasure of a drive to attempt lo re-establish themselves ■ speak, what tales of fortitude, tact hoping that he would succeed. The ■ ‘Point Loma. Your ekolci of blick Black or brjwn ion A ferry boat takes you across the In life against thc handicap of their >' and patience they could tell, and;spot in San Diego from which or brown Lori« WMrkid liatboti. AA to _ ! life te them wasn’t always one grand j Lindbergh started on his memorable 1bay to the famous Cbronado Beach disabilities. Ins iport Kloo. AU C EEE widths. Toar sweet song. Murderous attacks on;flight across Uie ocean will always 1hotel. Il Is almost impossible to। Veterans too badly disabled to •Uio. WbUo Ibiy lilt chotco tor tboio Hit f Uiem were frequenUy made by In- be an historic one. But it is by no 1conceive of a more beautiful setting make complete flowers sometimes CLO8IMO 8ALE days—CLOSING ii dlans. inspired by Jealousy, or cu- means unusual to see airplanes ’than this hotel has. and It is a form what they call ’’Poppy Corpor­ FBICB— BALE FBICB— establishment covering ations." Scleral of them work to­ pidity. and tbe old walls could tell around San Diego. Uncle Sam lias mammoth । 1 tales of heroism common to the west not only made Uiis city a great naval ।several acres ot ground. From one gether on tiie same flower, each per­ ....... — — ----------- which ... , te an early day. We visited several of base, but also maintains a large fly- i side you i<x»k off onto tiie never — forming lhe operation he can. I* the old Missions, but an air of almost ing field for the training of young ceasing < Pacific, on the other side Uie1 do and passing the flower on lo the sadness seems to pervade. The In- American flyers. Il Is not at all un- imore tranquil waters of lite harbor others ---------*”to be completed. *' Manufacturing the popples in­ : dians to whom they especially mln- usual to see from two. up to 20 or 30 jAll about you are beautiful courts jj istered. have largely gone and the! planes te thc air te formation and iand parks with waving palms, ra­ volves large problems of financing, i buildings seem to stand as reminders many times more In fact it is an <diant flowers, rare shrubs and management and distribution for i of an age that lias passed. The every day occurrence We visited the ltrees. Small wonder that people thc Auxiliary women directing the _ Mexicans held some large estates In government flying fleld. Airplanes (come here from all parts of the project. Thu year wages paid to tiie ‘ California and seemed lo be able to;are there by the hundreds and ships <country, and indeed from all parts disabled veterans will total nearly i live in very peaceful relations with arc going and coming practically <of the world. It is a place where the (100,000 Employment has been giv­ tones of a guitar would en to many hundreds in 58 different . the Missions Possibly Uie good every minute of the day Even after throbbing । [ Fathers felt that this Ideal exis-1 dark It Li not at all unusual to hear Iblend most harmoniously with Uie hospitals and workrooms In 40. tencc would conUnue forever. But planes droning overhead, as pilots tropical t surroundings, and you al­ states. “ some of the Missions had acquired 1 are being trained for night-flying as imost instinctively expect tlw Span­ The funds derived from the pop-1 • thousands of acres of land, a lot ofii well " *as day. J’' 1ish Cavalier In becoming costume pies are used by thc Auxiliary and state had about (6,000.000 of road, Mr. Brooks has been a resident of praise doth rejoice. Night. Thirteen Scouts from Has­ It made especially productive The beautiful harbor at Ban to thrill your soul with plaintive the American Legion in giving aid I money ltni»unded In failed banks, Barry county for 73 years. He is He wailed long for the Master’s call. tings and Mr. Shafpr, the local through Irrigation AU of them were Diego Li one of lhe finest in the song. The Coronado Beach hotel to disabled veterans, their families , which had made rather lough klcd- survived by three children, sixteen Then quietly slipped away front us Troop 88. and Scoutmaster Darrel prosperous, some much more so world, and large enough to hold the most invitingly holds the prospect and families of the dead for whom ding tor tiie state; but now. because grandchildren and six gteat-grand­ Uian others Here history seems --fleet of every nation. Forming one of delightful hjurs. freedom from no other aid U available. Groceries of the gasoline and weight lax cash, children. dng us saddened and lonesome Hall are to give a demonstration of to repeat itself, because their sue- side of the harbor is majestic Point al) care ami worry, and a haven of for the family of a veteran too sick and receipts from sales tax and liScouting. Mrs Caukln and ten He was a veteran of the Civil war. cess really led to their downfall. Loma, and on the other a natural complete happiness. But no. not to work-- shoes tor the children of a quor taxes, state finances’were being serving in Company L Fourth Mich­ But rejoicing in hope Uiat when life Camp Fire Girls from Hastings and That same spirit of covetousness, breakwater perhajK 10 or 15 -miles complete happiness. Many a mer­ veteran lying ill in a distant goverru I put in better condition. is through . igan Cavalry. He was a resident of MIm Craven of Battle Creek will that Jias even been known In the long that connects with tjie main­ chant, manufacturer and business ment hospital—a loan to a conva!c6 | Cloverdale for about thirty years By faiUi In lhe atonement, freed conduct a ceremonial and members White race, prompted the Mexicans land with a nice paved rflad On man will tell you that his greatest cent veteran struggling to get back from earths care and spent lhe most of tiie time the OBITUARY. to come on and take most of the the outer rim of this breakwater, happiness Is in looking after the de­ on hb feet—these are typical of Uie last two years with his daughter. We slud! meet him again in the of our local group will take their .... which ».,» the poppy vcon—- ,’ I™ Delos Brooks. son ot Maurice Eulah at Potterville. He was a mem­ Woodgatherers’ rank. | real and personal property from the .and but a few- feet from Uie high­ tails of business, and accumulating a puriMHes for Home over there. Spelling certificates will be award­ Missions, from the effects of which way. : tiie old Pacific beats its cease­ fortune, possibly for others to scrap trlbutions arc used. The money is “nd Priscilla Brooks, was born in ber of the United Brethren church ed to Vernon Smith, Dewayne I they were not able to rally. Thc less song. over and dissipate after he is gone exiM'nded largely in thc community Yates county. New York. May 19th. for a great many years and united . McOMBER SCHOOL NEWS. to Michigan, In which it is raised under lhe dl- 1842. His people ’’ moved *" Greenfield. Russel) Matteson. Bea­ Missions that arc operating to-day Many a scientist will tell you that with the Evangelical church after Point Loma Is'quite a bold prom­ Our school c[oses Friday. May 25. trice Matteson, Robert Moon. Rob­ . in a sort of half-hearted manner, his greatest happiness is in delvmg rectlon of the rehabilitation and Barry county, when he was a moving to Cloverdale. He always had are limited to a comparatively few 'ontory that extends out into the into the secrets of Nature and seek- child ____ welfare ______ __________ committees- _ of — the — lo- young man where he met and mnr- a smile and cheery word for every­ . The Camp Fire Oirla met Satur­ ert Gardner, Mae Morgan, Mary ocean day afternoon With Josephine Bun­ Gardner. rled Susanne Welton. September 28. acres of ground, some of which isl। £ - . for . . .a long distance. . A nice ing to solve them, and so on through cal Auxiliary Unit and Legion Fast one and leaves a multitude of day for a council fire. The girls to Inick trawlns. As mlsto tanl 'i1"* "Vi , Baseball letters will be given to various callings, even including' The wearing of the poppy draws 1861 To Uiis union were born five friends. will meet every two weeks for Ute Dewayne Greenfield. Bob Traver, be toll, Imwtoed. .hen aitotoe i"pr 'nd,- “J1 J .TS".?' children Charles, who died te in­ etodemta bn*e on, to lheto MU-1*1" f'W toeh'of » U dell«hUuUy farming. So what the heck U "hap- its wide appeal from its dual purpose fancy. Cora May who passed away D<ar daddy has left us for tiie Hea­ summer months. Vernon Smith, Russell Matteson, piness" anywayN 1 *— of' ’honoring the dead and serving lhe desth rile eery hljh I' •"d ,i‘n " *' venly land. Thc older children are making an Robert Moon. Dora Gardner. Bea­ the living. Every red flower on a October 1931; James Howard of lhe converts, mostly Indans. | J1™ 2' “te restleu old Pseldc. Per,| lapel on Poppy Day' ...v — — means that........ the NelLsville. Wisconsin; Eulah M. of With joy he lias joined lhe celestial educational trip to Lansing Wednes­ trice Matteson. Arabelle Smith. The remains .ere interred In ,tors h«l» 20 or M miles out n the ocean band day They expect to visit Uie Capi­ wearer has thought of the men whor-Potterville. Michigan, and Delton Eight grade diplomas will be in the gardens surrounding tor- ;*-” of 'hree islands rise abruptly FOURH. H. S. TENNIS lie beneath the poppies in France. Denny of cloverdale. His wife Su No longer he sings with quavering tol, blind school and Michigan State awarded to Bob Traver, Arabella buildings. As you walk through these .fronl ,hc resemble tee voice.College. and has contributed something to sanne died January 1. 1931 on her Smith and Dora Gaidner. PLAYERS EARN LETTERS thc relief and rehabilitation of thc 85th birthday. gardens to-day you are tramping of suberged mountains Maybe But with full notes of love and Thursday night is Achievement , ’ Robert Moon. Reporter. over the remains of hundreds and that J* whatlJhfy,?re’ men, women and children who arc j i thousands of Indian followers, tong guitar thing about them is that Eleven boys turned out for lhe still fighting the long battle against I ; since turned to dust, with not a sign I J™ «*«■*« *»’y f“r “'5™* Hastings High school tennis squad physical and financial handicaps re­ i or or marker marker to to indicate their last'miles te most any direction those sulting from war service Islands— seem changed their this season, according to Albert resting place ■i ---------- —to—have —----------------------DO your part on Saturday and , Vw-atlnn pppewln, nnncarinir to tsr Iw* nnrhored Becker, coach, ten of them seeing Wc TOfc . trip to S.n toc.Uop, W w.chored BUY A POPPY. I .1 Hotol ceell. owned br! ■> ■“*“ "™” “» «“«• •“> active service, The “eleven are: I>r PolhCTto. lonnerl, ot tl.U city tomcwherc when you view them Horace Angell. Robert Corkin. and who will be remembered by frotn another. Gordon Crochern. George Dewey. many Hastings friends. Here I will Point Loma is famous as the home William Fox.- William Gladstone. uy that though the Doctor Li way of ThcosophisU. wire maintain a Wellesley Ironside. Hugh Kelley. past the four-score mark in years, large institution te a most beauUful Robert Tafiee. Roy White and Ver­ yet he seemingly is as lively and ac-1 setting way out near the tip end. non Wininger. Four of the above. Horace Angell. Gordon Crothers. George Dewey and (Continued from page one) Robert Taflee earned letters To ob­ „ m ever and a living testimonial the benefits ot a’life in balmy Diego. The Hotel Cecil too, ... J by pie Doctor, is located right .... the heart of the shopping disstrict. and accommodations are very reasonable. । VISITTDSANDIEGO g : M0MIK-” 02260754 FOLKS ... Don’t let anything keep you away from the last few days of this sale. Come, make those hard earned dollars GO FARTHER! Buy TWO or THREE PAIRS for the price you ordinarily pay for ONE. , . SPORT OXFORDS PoQPy Day To Be Conducted Women’s and Girls’ SPORT OXFORDS Here’s Value! Men’s Work Shoes Extra Special! Ladiei’ HUG-TITE Children’s Sandals HASTINGS CUT-RATE SHOE STORE 114 W. STATE ST STATE WILL SEND COUNTY $42,600 Prompt Delivery Your Phone Call Starts Our Trucks On the Way Hastings Ice & Fuel Company Telephone 2194 East Green St Attention Farmers Planting time is nearly here. If you have not already signed one of our PICKLE AGREE­ MENTS, do so AT ONCE, if you wish to get in on THIS CASH CROP with GUARANTEED PRICE MARKET and FREE SEED ! It will mean cash to you during July and Au­ gust when very little revenue is received from other farm crops. Hirsch Bros. & Co. PHONE 2648 or 2654. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN JOE DeRUlTER. Manager. We handle a Complete Line of Mich. Fertilizera. tain a tennis letter a player must county treasurer Is ,unable to pay thc win a match in a regional tourna-,Mrn(. (o ,he state, ment. or else win their own match1 Because of- the failure of the in a meet which Hastings wins ■ county treasurer to pay this (4.100.15 I The team Oils year consisted to the state—which was an impoe-1 mostly of new players and all ex­ sibility, a* he had never received it— cept three will be eligible for com­ because of that, lhe auditor gen- I petition again next season The era! had arbitrarily refused to pay ( team won a meet from Ionia this to Barry county over (46.000 which year and lost several of the others the states owes this county under by a close margin. Two larger the Horton and McNltl laws, which I schools. Battle Creek and Kalama­ provide for their payment under | zoo Central, were scheduled this those laws from thc weight and j season, especially to give the new gasoline taxes. players stiff competitive experience. During the course of the meeting tlje representatives of Hope and Maple Grove township* stated that Trace Troubled Dreama they expected, in the near future, • to Prehistoric Period to pay to tiie county treasurer the1 When a man dreams that he Is amount of impounded lax for the falling he never strikes bottom be­ year 1933 held in failed banks. The cause his monkey ancestors who fell other townships and the city repre­ sentatives felt that they could make from their perches In the forest and no definite pledges for payment of failed to hook their tails over the impounded (axes for that year. limb of a tree during lhe descent Mr. Maus, our county treasurer, never lived so that their human de­ had suggested some time ago in u scendants could remember crash­ letter to the auditor general tea: It ing to the ground. And It a man seemed grossly unfair for that of­ dreams that he suddenly awoke un­ ficial to' hold up nearly (47.000 of clad in a room full of people, that, cash due this county, when tbe too, Is a carry-over from prehis­ county had paid every dollar it owed toric times, when mgn went about the state, except this (4.100 15 of Im­ * pounded tax. and suggested that the unclothed. auditor deduct the (4.100.15 from So believes- Prof. William E. the amount due the' county and re­ Slight, who for a quarter of a cen­ mit tbe balance. tury studied dreama He analysed Mr. Taylor stated that the auditor thousands of dreama seeking to rind would remit to the county about their origin, and genvally was able (42.000. the entire amount due the to trace them either to hereditary county under the McNitt and Horton causes, such as the monkey falling Igjvs. less lhe (4,100.15 which the from tbe tree, or to some vivid ex- ■county owes on Uie 1932 tax which perlence In the past life of lhe is impounded in failed banks He agreed to do even more. He said the dreamer. general would advance now In his “Before Adam" Jack Lon- auditor 1 don added that just because the (15,000 ot lhe road money which will be due next July, so the Barry coun­ ty rood commission can go ahead ■nd in a fright, proved that he had with ito county and township road survived the fall—Vathnnderifagaprograms for this year. tine. | Mr. Taylor explained that the ‘Barry County’* Buiieit Shoe Store’ Could You Rebuild After the Storm? OPHE WINDSTORM INSURANCE MONEY thia Company haa paid to policy holders after a cyclone had wrecked their buildings, has enabled many to rebuild at no coat to themselves, who could not otherwise have done so. This Company has paid a YEARLY AVERAGE of more than HASTINGS, MICH. Coat Has Been Less Than 7c Per Hundred PER YEAR For 49 Years 1 Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Co. HOME OFFICE—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Careful Business Management Fair Dealing With Policy Holden Prompt Settlement of Claims See One of Our Local Agents or Write to the Home Office . H>« UrgeM of lu Kind In <b« Sott of Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAT M, 1M4 Social Events and Personal Mention • ' ' r, j - ; • t. t • . . . 'i r Richard Groot ha* returned from Emil Tydep returned from Battle a business trip -through the south Creek off Saturday. William Fighter wu Ijome from Miss Vera Sheeran of Bay City Grand Ledge over Sunday. ha* been vteitlng relative* here for Roderick Warner wa* noma from Uie past week. . . Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Chidester 8. C. Flood and family of Bay City were week end gqest* ot Mr. and spent the week end in Detroit. Miss gannet Michael vteitedl In Mr*. W. J. Walkin*. Battle creek over lhe week end. Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Walkin* at­ Mias Edith Heald spent the week tended the Telegrapher* meeting in end at her home In South Haven. Kalamazoo Saturday* Mte* Anne Velte spent' tho week Mr*. D. D. Walton. Mrs. A. D. Mc­ end with relative* in Grand Rapids. Donald and Mrs. David Boyes spent Mte* Ruth Robson visited at her Wednesday. ln_ Itolamaxoo. home in Jackson over the week end. Mrs. David Boyes and Mrs, Earl Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bauer and Boyes attend tho Pythian Sister* George were in Holland on Satur­ convention in Grand Rapid* on day. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Warren G. Carter Dr. and Mrs. B. A Perry and Mr. vtelted in Bay City over the week and Mrs. Albert Bcstmer were Sun- end. day guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mrs. Archie Earl and two sons are Patterson of Allo. vteitlng relative* In Battle Creek for Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard vtelied Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hubbard of Mr. and Mrs. Willard White spent Detroit from Friday till Sunday, at­ Sunday with Mr. White's parent* In tending thc ball game on Saturday. Ovid. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. David Boyes visited Mr. and Mrs. Burr Van Houten of Mr. and Mm. John Damoth ot Al­ Alma vteited Mrs. Sarah Brandstetlegan on Saturday night and on ter on Sunday. Sunday went to Holland lo sec thc Mrs. Ida Honey of Battle Creek tulips. inis been lhe guest of Mrs. Isabel1 Mrs. Aben Johnson and daughter Pancoast Ujte week. Agnes »nd Miss Maude Irotylde Mrs. Howard Birdsall and two' leave today tor Staunton, Va.. MLs* children i vteited relative* in Middle­ Barbara Johncun. who is attending ville over the week end. college there, returning with them' Dr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson of next week. I Ann Arbor vteited hte moltier. Mrs.■ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edmonds | Eliza Johnson, on Thursday, and family were dinner guest* of|; Mr. " and " Mn. C. ~ ~ B. Hodges and1 Mr. and Mrs. Verdan Covllle of :Mr- and Mrs. Roman Feldpausch1 Carlton on Saturday night, honoring 'were in Detroit on Sunday. B. W. Sisson, the occasion being hte Mr. and Mrs. George Barton of1 Kingsbury, md.. are guest* of Mr.• sixty-ninth birthday. Miss Hilda Werner and Mtas Rose and i Mrs. Weldon Bronson. Clark were in Belding Tuesday _ night ___ Mn. Alice Bates has been visiting■ attending the High school com?“ her daughter. Mtes Alice Bates, of mcncemcnt. Mte* Werner's brothers Marshal), returning today. • Dr. D. D. Walton, who recently being among the graduates, and upunderwent an operation at New’ pearing on the program. Mr*. George Slnwaon returns on Borges* hosidtal in Kalamazcn. re­' Monday to her home in Bangor afl- turned to hte home here on Tues­ er an extended stay with Mr. and day and te gaining nicely, for which1 Mrs. James Bristol. all arc glad, ARCTIC ICE CREAM We have now installed one of the ARCTIC ICE CREAM BARS at our store. This Ice Cream carries the approval of the Good Housekeeping Magazine, and is tested every two weeks. We will carry a Complete Assortment of BULK, PACkAGE and BRICK ICE CREAM. Special attention will be given to or­ ders for Fancy Ice Cream for Parties. REED’S DRUG STORE TELEPHONE 2241 Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Mich. WE GIVE SERVICE AND LOW PRICES Friday, May 25 Saturday, May 26 220 Salad Dressing 2 Lt. b«> 23c Cocoa Butter BEST QUALITY u26c Rub-No-More Washing Pwd. l,.. b.. 20c Camay Soap 4 — 19c Armour’s Buttermilk Soap 5 b». 23c Bliss X6fc Coffee u 2914c Maxwell Houte Coffee CM" I. Mil Ad..„dn, _ M, 2^ 17c Q«.r. 1., 19c Egg* i. Order Yours Here Price* Sakjtt to Salta Tlu BIC LUUt Ittn Mom Mil Mis* Josephine Roae spent thc week end al her slater'*, Mr*. Bea­ trice Blrlmback'a. at Woodbury. Probate Judge and Mrs. Stuart Clement and Mr*. Belie Clement visited relatives in Allegan on Sun­ day. Mr. and. Mn. Keith Daniel* spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Paul William* at -near Char­ lotte. • Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McCrcery were in Holland Sunday visiting hte sis­ ter and husband, Mr. and Mr*. Ja­ cob Van DeLune. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnes and Jack and Richard spent Sunday in Holland a* lhe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Girard. Mr. and Mr*. Dwight Besamer of Canton, Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bcsamcr and other relatives here over thc week end. Mr*. Mary Cooper ha* gone to Weedsport. N. Y.. to spend lhe sum­ mer with Mrs. Belle stone and sons, visiting at Detroit .enroute. Mte* Mary Lou Streeter and Lyle Scudder spent Wednesday night at Holland, the guests of her parents. Mn. L. B. Bensley of Trjtvqrsc City te expected thte week for a visit with her sister, Mr* Albert Hcrney. who te In poor health. Mrs. Anna Reed visited at thc home of Fred Holland in Mulliken Sunday and attended thc bacca­ laureate program at Grand Ledge. Mr. and Mrs. Titos. Baird, in company with Mr. and Mrs. H. W Hiler of Ionia, attended thc Tulip Festival in Holland on Sunday. Mrs. Kate Robinson of Middleville and Mn Alm% Ashby ot Hasting* were guest* of Mrs. Jack Snyder oi South Hastings on Tuesday P. M. Mr. and Mrs Gary Crook vtelled Mr. and Mrs. Loy Royer of Bnftic Creek and Mr. and Mn. Charles Farrell of Coldwater on Thursday. Mis* Mabel Sisson, in company with Mr. Mrs. Victor Bisson and Mn. Emma Sisson of Freeport, were in Holland Sunday al thc Tulip Festival. Mr- and Mrs. Henry Weaver, in company with Mr. and Mn. Wil­ liam Harrison and daughter Flor­ ence of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday in Holland. Guest* of Mrs. A. D. Kniskern on Friday were Mrs. Emery Kniskern. Mrs. Will Monroe and Mn. Lacy of Muskegon and Mis* Robinson of Ta­ coma, Wash Charles 8. Broun of Chicago and R. L. Stone of Baltic Creek were in the city on Wednesday calling on friends. Mr. Stone te an officer of the Duplex Printing Press Co. Mr. and Mrs. Cole Newton. Mr and Mrs. Ertnont Newton. Mte* Helen Newton and Ellsworth New­ ton were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Glcssnor Dage (Mildred New­ ton) ot Holland. Mrs. N. B- Rose celebrated her 55th birthday anniversary Sunday at her son's. Mr. anti Mrs. Russell Rose's. A lovely luncheon was served after which all enjoyed a bail game at thc fair grounds. Mrs. Keith ■ Daniels accompanied by her steter. Mrs. V. L. Wolcott of Charlotte and her mother. Mrs. A T. Eash of Freeport spent Thursday in Grand Rapids, where they called on relatives and friends. GuesU of MLssc* Elizabeth Finch and Helen Wade on Sunday werc thc former s parents, Igr. and Mrs Will Finch, two brothers. Robert and Richard Finch, and Mte* Kath­ erine Stevens, all of Kokomo, In­ diana. The Hastings Rotary Club was represented at thc state convention at Traverse City on Monday and Tuesday by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carveth. Mr. and Mrs. Kim Sigler and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Stebbins, Rich­ ard Cook was present on Monday. Mrs. Rose Colgrove returned from Greenville Wednesday where she has been''spending tiie winter with Iler daughter. Mrs. Ellis Ranney. and will occupy tier house on Jeffer­ son street for the summer when Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reinhardt leave for their vacation. Mrs. V. L. Wolcott of Charlotte and M1&* Louise Wolcott of Freeport spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniel*. Mrs. Wolcott re­ mained until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Schulz of Grand Rapid* and V. L. Wolcott of Charlotte spent Sat­ urday night and Bunday there. Roy Cordes and Mrs. W. R. Cook drove to Ann Arbor. Friday and in company with Mrs Cordes, attended the matinee performance of "Hie Brontes" by the Henderson players. Mrs. Cordes, who has been spending two weeks with her mother. Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds, returned with them. SHOWER FOR*MISS CHANDLER. Mte* Marjorie Baker entertained the office employees of the Hastings Mfg- Co. and the International Seal ‘ it Lock Co., or. Friday evening, hon­ oring Miss Margaret Chandler, who was a bride ot Sunday. The honor guest was presented with a shower of miscellaneous gift* which were beautiful as well as use­ ful. Games were played during the evening and refreshment* served. BIRTHDAY DINNER. Mrs John Lechleitner. So. Han­ over St., entertained on Sunday honoring her mother. Mn. Adella Weeks. Il being her eighty-third birthday, twenty-two grandchildren and great grandchildren enjoying a bountiful dinner. Mrs. Lydia Bush, her only sister, was also present. Mrs. Week* wa* presented with aome lovely gifts and many good wishes for many future birthdays. BRIDGE-LUNCHEON Sewn Table* were in play at the channlng bridge luncheon given by Mrs. Clarence Crawford on Satur­ day. Al contract, top scores were'made by Mr*. James Bristol. Mrs Robert Walton and Mte* 8*ra Schader Mrs. M A. Lambie was winner of high WINNERS IN POPPY POSTER CONTEST DINNER AND THEATER PARTY. Dr. and Mr*. C. P. Lathrop en­ tertained at dinner on Friday eve­ ning. covers being laid for twelve. , Following the dinner all attended lhe Strand and saw "Hl, Nellie.-! MRS. EVERHART RE­ ELECTED PRESIDENT Mr*. Harry F. Osborn, «M Cass street. Hasting*, has fust been Legion Auxiliary Activities County Federation of Wom­ awarded a Certificate of Reclp* En­ dorsement by Better Home* * Gor­ for the Coming Week en's Clubs Meets at den* for her recipe, "Sunshine Cake." Thte certificate, which bring* Are Announced GRAND COMMANDER Freeport . , . ; . ।national national recogmuon rccognllkm to Mr*. Mrs. O*bort). osoom. Winner* in the local Poppy Pos­ FULTON HONORED A lame delegation of women at- hj given by Better Home* 6t Gardena ter contest sponsored by the Ameri­ can Legion Auxiliary have been an­ nounced by Mr*. Henry Mulder, who had charg* * In the **' । tended lhe eighteenth annual Barry 'only to distinguished recipe* which Ha.tlog, Knlghl, Templar «... r :Club* held at Freeport Entertained With DinjMay 19th. and » Program !_ _Mr* _ -ner »««« o*r‘" I was re-elected nresident. leeUn. Utepmrt teeu te on Friday.idependability, excellence of taste 'and faniily uiefulnes*. In Edition to the signed certifiOllier ot- cate. Mr*. Osborn ateo received six Poppy Day. One hundred twenty-five Knight* j fleers are. Mrs. C. Mater of Nash-1 copies of her endorsed recipe each ier slgnlrt<anl of I. i- copies of her endorsed redoe. each rguerite Leonard wa* a* first in the;Templar and guest* were present on .vllle, first vice-president; Mrs. J. M. bearing thd Better Homes St Gorg second. second Evgrade*, with Dor|* Craig Ev­ Thursday evening at lhe dinner hon-' Mohler. Middleville, second rice- dens itamp of^pe^£lo£ment ^Rlgh Rn“h Eminent 8 Lr CbdC Sir Clvde A a. indent; nreairtent- Mp. Mr, N. n Coo!b.ugh. Coat* !whTch sh?*i^TXT^ ?fr.nien‘’ ery pupil In the flxth grade mode made au Wing Grand poster. 16 In all, and there werc nine Fulton. • uiwiLu Commander vuuMTuuiacr of or- thc me j। Grove, secretary; Mrs. j. V. Hilbert. I In awarding these certificate* it In tbe other grade*. Prizes of 31 00 Grand Commandery ..........and ... Mrs. Pul­ Woodland, treasurer. I ls the magazine's aim to proride each for Iflrst place and 50 cent* for ton of Charlotte. Tiie morning session was given proper recognition for the creative Delightful music was furnished over entirely to report* and bu*l- , work done by women in their own second place have been paid these J—‘— tha g ------- .byy fcIrs Harry young people Mrs. Mulder report* during dinner ncs*. plans being made for the ’ kitchens, and ateo raise the otandsplendid cooperation by.Mlu Marton Dailey, cellist, and Mn.i. J. A. McNul- County Flower exhibit to be held I ard of accuracy and dependability Lamphere. art teacher, and the pu- ty. pianist. al lhe fair grounds on August 18. of recipes as a whole. No other magpits a* well. Each one who entered Honorary membership in Use At thc afternoon meeting the new azne or in-sUtution give* thte per­ a poster will receive a citation | Hastings Commandery No. 56, thc officers werc presented and some । sonal rccognltlor, and service to it* Auxiliary women are t;oh:g to be | "baby" Commandery of the state, musical selections by several Free- subscriber*. busy Friday night at the > Legion wa* conferred upon Mr. Fulton anti port young people, nnd a one-act Mrs. Osborn's endorsed recipe fol­ rooms nuking 50 wreaths to be used | Mrs. Fultorf was presented with n play was also given by a group of lows: on thc graves decorated on Sunday basket ot lovely flowers. Freeport women, the coat Including ■ -. . .Sunxhine Cake. afternoon. Thc ladies are asked to An interesting program was abo Mrs. Effie Rickert. Mrs Ida Houck, I 4 egg yolks. come at 7:30 ready for work ' rendered Hon. John C. Ketcham Mrs, Thelma Seifert and Mrs. Mary l'i cupfuls of sugar. On Sunday morning the Legion gave a flne talk. Mrs Robert Burch Wedell. I 2 tablespoon!uls of cold waler. ' and Auxiliary, togetlrer with the sang, little Beverly Chamberlain did _____ _ speakers _______ ... Guest for ...^ the day were.1 '4 cupful of boiling water. other patriotic organizations of tiie some enjoyable tap dances and, Mrs. M. J Crass, recently elected . I'-i cupfuls of cake flour. city, will attend Memorial day serv­ Lawrence Wolfe gave some pleasing president of thc District Federation. I I1, teaspoonfuls of baking powder, ices at the Presbyterian church al accordion numbers. and Mrs Henry Felton, president tcaspoonful of salt. 10:30 o'clock, meeting at the Legion Other guests from out of town of the Grand Rapids District Feder1 leaspoonful of vanilla. rooms at 10:15. were: Fred Locke, Grand Senior at ion. 4 egg whites beaten stiff. All who can are urged to meet at Warden, and Mrs. Locke of Grand Much interest was manifested in ' Beat thc v BR Zyolks, „.M, sugar »nu egg and cuiu cold the rooms at 12:30 to assist with the — r, Rapids; Charles L. Bennett. Grand the "Book Poster Contest," many : water together’10 minutes. Add the i decoration of lhe graves in the Warder; and Mrs Bennett of Kala- clever posters being displayed. Mrs. I boiling water, a tablespoonful at a cemeterics of the county following i mazoo; Commander LeRoy McWll- Scrljan of Middlerille received first ‘ time, beating after each addition the schedule given below: ” llarns ---------of ' Charlotte; --------Commander ‘ •' Mc­ Elace, her poster subject being, “Thc ' Sift lhe flour, baking powder and Fuller cemetery—1 :<5 p. m Nary of Battle Creek; Commander Jfe of Christ." Mrs. Albert Wells . salt together 4 times and add to thc Woodland cemetery—3:15 P. M. Luton P. Wymans of Kalamzaoo; of Freeport placed second, her pos- [ above mixture. Add vanilla and fold Nashville cemetery—2:45 P. M. Judge and Mrs. Russell R. McPcek ter representing 'The Deserted VII- in the stiffly beaten egg whites, Wilcox cemetery—3:45 P. M. of Charlotte and Mr. and Mrs. lage." Mrs. Houfman, an art teach- Place in a tube pan and bake In a Joy cemetery—4:30 P. M. Charles Shcan of Ionia, also Past er from Grand Rapids, was the slow oven <325 degrees) for 1 hour Barryville •emetery—5:00 P. M. Commanders from several cities. Jud8efand the last 15 minutes slightly InSponable cemetery—5:30 P. M. Credit is due thc chairmen. Mr. The Hostings Women's Club will, crease the heat. Serve plain or Members of the deceased veterans' and Mrs. Hugh Riley, and their entertain the 1935 convention. j with whipped cream or ice as dc­ families, friends and all who are in­ helpers for thte delightful and suc­ -------- ------------------------sired. terested are urged to attend the cessful evening? ANNUAL PEONY DAY services at Ute cemeteries. 'ANTARCTIC ROCKS The boys and girls of thc sixth KNIGHTS TEMPLAR PRE­ ON SATURDAY, JUNE 9 grade at Central school have invit­ YIELD INFORMATION ed the Legion and Auxiliary to at­ PARE FOR CONCLAVE Many Lovely Gardens in the tend their Memorial exercises in the The Antarctic continent, the County—No Tour to Be great ice-capped land of the South central auditorium on Tuesday, May Honored by Beinc in First 29, and the invitation Im* been acacing in rtrsi Pole, probably te more closely re­ Held This Year Division of the cepted. Thc members who can are lated to Australia and Africa than Observance of the annual "Peony to South America, despite the fact urged to meet al the school al 10 00 Parade Day" In Barry county is scheduled that thc tail of that continent te A. M. Tuesday Please notify Mrs Hastings Commandery No. 56. for Saturday. June 9. when peonies only some 700 miles from Antarctic Harry Waters, plume 2669. before Knights Templar held their first will be used profusely as decorations soil, laboratory study of the rock I Monday if you will be present, as the teachers wish lo know how- drill on the Bliss Co. lawn Monday in lhe stores, homes, offices and *pedments brought back by the evening to prepare for lhe state churches as in former years. many to plan for. Byrd Expedition now Indicates. Since the peony wa* selected as Then on Decoration Day. May 30. annual Conclave and exhibition Whether the Antarctic continent the .Auxiliary will participate In thc drill* to be held at Lansing on June the Barry county flower, much in­ developed Independently of other observance of thc day as is thc us­ 5. Hastings Commandery has been terest has been manifested In the large land ma*sas, or whether It te honored this year by being placed culture of these lovely blooms. The ual custom. Further information is related in some degree to South given in’the article on the first page. In the first division of thc parade, Parrott gardens at Woodland have America. Australia or Africa, ha* along with those from Detroit, always been beautiful and have long puzzled geologist*, since the whlct) Is a marked recognition of brought cheer and pleasure to hun­ thick ice which covers most of lhe. ENTERTAINED BY ■ -. v j land makes study difficult. The minr J NASHVILLE REBEKAHS. the good work Hastings Command - dreds. ery te doing. The exhibition drills Dr. w. E Upjohn of Kalamazoo, oral specimens brought buck by One of the enjoyable event* of the will be held in the Michigan State now deceased, gave 2.000 peony bulbs I Laurence Gould, geologtet and secpast week was the luncheon at College stadium. to the schools of thte county to be I ond ond in in command command of of Uie Uie Byrd Byrd party, party, Nashville served by the Past Noble nlaced schnnl vord. HnlH, '...... ,___ ___ placed in the school yard*, th* the bulbs have u^... been studied microscopically Grands of Nashville Rebekah Lodge LEONARD—CHANDLER. teoming from the Upjohn farms near and chemically by Dr. Duncan for Barry County Past Noble Purple and white lilac* made a Kalamazoo. Mrs. Marian Goodyear Stewart at the University of Michi­ Grands. Table* were arranged In a lovely background for the wedding gan and compared with rock an­ partial square centered by a lovely of Miss Margaret Chandler, daugh- te "Peony Day" chairman. Those who have automobiles arc alyses from other region*. bouquet of tulips.- Lilacs were ateo terjof Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chandler, The Gould rocks, collected largely used lu lhe decorations. The after­ to Air. Maxwell Leonard, son of Mr. requested to Invite shut-in* and invalid* on a tour of the county ro from the Rockefeller Mountain* in noon was pleasantly spent with var­ and Mrs. William Henry Leonard of these unfortunate people may have King Edward VII Land, are high In ious contests for each of which suit­ Battle Creek, the marriage rites be­ a chance to enjoy these lovely blos ­ alkalic*, sodium and potassium. Ste­ able prizes were awarded. Mrs ing read by the Rev. L. L. Dewey at soms. wart found, and differ markedly Margaret Palmer of Hastings gave four o'clock at lhe family residence from the rocks of the . Andes in several readings which were much just east of thc city on M-43. SCUDDER—STREETER. South America, which are high In appreciated. At the short business Preceding the ceremony, Miss Em­ session officers elected for the fol­ On Sunday afternoon at four calcium, magnesium and iron. Thte ma Chandler played u violin solo, lowing year were; President. Min­ o'clock nt Emmanuel Episcopal evidence supports the theory that accompanied by Miss Nelda Coal on the land connected with South nie Myers. Hastings; vice-president. church, the marriage of Miss Mary the piano, and Mte* cool ateo played Gladys Kellogg. Nashville; secretary. Lou Streeter, daughter of Mr. and America runs under water out Into thc wedding march, the Atlantic, curving like a great Stella Foreman. Hastings; treasurer. Mte* Marjorie Baker attended the Mrs Lee Watson of Holland, to Mr. hook, with the South Orkneys and Morion Beck. Vermontville. bride and Mr. Gerald Skidmore was William Lyle Scudder, son of Mr. Shetland* and other island* showing and Mrs. Burrell Scudder of Wel­ the best man. above lhe surface, because these is­ CIRCLE NO. 2. The bride was charming in a come. was solemnized, the single Mrs. Gcrshum ’ Severance was gown of pink silk trimmed with ring service being read by the Rev. land rock* are microscopically like those of lhe Andes. Although so hostess to the members of thc Meth- lace and carried a bouquet of roses J A. McNulty. close by. the Antarctic rock*, by Preceding the ceKtnony. MrsJ. odLst L A. 8 Circle No. 2. and their and snap dragons, and Mtes Baker husbands, at her charming new wore blue crepe, with a beautiful A. McNulty rendered two organ scr their different composition, indicate lections. “Humoresque'* by Dvorak an independent origin, other evi­ home Just out of Middleville on and •Traumerl" by Schumann. As dence of ancient molten rock out­ M-37,- on Monday evening. ' Refreshments werc served follow­ bursts pointing to a closer relation Following thc pot luck supper, of­ ing the ceremohy. covers being laid the bridal party took their places. Mrs. McNulty played the "Wedding to Australia and South Africa ficers for the coming year were for sixteen. March" from Lohengrin and as a elected, as follows: Miss Eva A. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard have gone wedding NEW DEVICE TELLS Hecox. chairman; Mrs. David to Battle Creek where they will re­ postlude, Mendelssohn's * , Boyes, assistant; Mrs. A. D. Mc­ side. Their many friends unite in march. HOW GEARS MESH The bride's gown of blue silk was Donald. secretary and treasurer. congratulations and best wishes. trimmed with lace of lhe same color Various games and contests were and was fashioned on long lines. ot a ipotor car are "spiral bevelled." enjoyed under the direction of Mrs. Her wedding veil was of lace net and with a curve which block* looking A. D. Kniskern. Mrs. Bessie Tuttle Mrs. Archie Reickord entertained she carried a lovely shower bouquet down their length when in contact, and Miss Hecox. the J. F. T. club on Tuesday after­ engineer* have long been at a lots Till* was the last meeting of the noon at ffreir last meeting of thc Mrs Francis Bryce of Grand Ha­ to know just how many teeth were Circle until in October. year. A bountiful pot luck luncheon ven. a sister of the bride, was ma­ in contact at a time. With modem wa* served followed by bridge. tron of honor, and the groom's sis ­ high speed and fast acceleration de­ BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Top score for the season was held ter. Miss Mildred Scudder, was mands. tilts knowledge ha* become Friday evening. May 18. about by Mrs. MUton Murphy. bridesmaid. Mr. Roderick Warner more Important, if size and weight 8:30 as Leslie Daniels made the re­ DINNER AND GAMES. mark that "Things begin to look A reception wa* held at the Ivome still made strong enough to avoid were -laid twelve — at ..a piK.k; . lie ...... ’ -------- ---for --------pretty au-ipjLiuui suspicious urnuim around iiciv here." he i ,, Cover? heard a noise on the porch which ?2nn’r 00 Wednesday evening at of Mr. and Mrs. .Scudder on 8. Jef­ snapping under strain. Trying to lock around the curves he immediately investigated to be lthc hot”e of MLu Jordan, the ferson St., after lhe ceremony and a wedding luncheon was served in such gears, to find where each greeted by about thirty of thc »“esta being the lady employee* of Out of town guests were Mr. and neighbors of lhe Carlton Card Club., lbe Sell Telephone Co. Games Mrs Lee Watson. Mr*. Gladys........................... — given........ lhew University ot whn „nn.r ,„ who came with with ha.VAt basket esupper lo wtre played and the evening hap­ Riggs and Lloyd Snyder of Holland; | recently Michigan Department of Engineerhelp him celebrate his birthday, pily spent. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bryce ^nd ing Research by a manufacturer who which all seemed to enjoy to the ut­ EAST DELTON. Mrs. Anna Bryce of Grand Haven; wished gear* designed which would most and left for their homes at a Floyd Morford, who ha* beep ill Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schulz and Mis* | stand up under passenger car aclate hour, wishing him many moru the list week. I* on thc gain which Dorothy Porkins of Grand Rapids; ’ celerattons for the heavy vehicles. happy birthdays. te good news to hte many friend*. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Wolcott. Char-! Dr. e. J. Abbott and Dr. F. 4. FtreArt Collison and wife of Delton lolte; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Col-,stone, research physicist*, solved the PASSED ENTRANCE TFSTS AT AS-MAPOI is rpent 8unday caning with his lins and Mrs. Louise Deetrich of, problem by an ingenious system of tests AT ANNAPOLIS. brother. Floyd, and family. Hickory Comers; Mr. and Mrs. electrical contacts. Bruce Pancoast eldest son 1 Bessie Walers. Mrs. Mae Schaf- Morse Backus of Cressey; Mr. and incoast Hayden, Hayden.eldest Around each pinion gear of the of Dr. Bruce ucc L. and Glenna Olenna Pan Pan-­ houser and daughter visited her Mrs. Leo Whitworth. Mr. and Mrs drive shaft a a small small coil coil of ot Insulated Insulated drive shaft coast Hayden of Saginaw, received daughters. i Helen and Grace, In Kal­ Leon Whitworth. Mr. and Mrs. Vern wire wa* placed, each coll leading to notice on Saturday that he had amazoo Tuesday. Frie, Miss Dorothy Erie and Alvin an amplifying apparatus and a volt passed the scholastic examination* Robert Louden and family spent Titler of Battle Creek. meter. Then an ordinary root cur­ entitling him lo admittance to the Sunday . with relatives in Battle Hastings friends unite in extend­ rent was passed into the steel shaft. Annapolis naval academy and that Creek. ing congratulation* and best wishes. Whenever shaft pinion gear te«th he must report for physical exami­ Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rupe and and thc large ring gear teeth came nation at Annapolis abofe June 15. ison. Charles, and Mr and Mrs. Bliss PLEASANT RIDGE. In contact, thte current flowed Hastings friend* extend congrat­ Boulter spent Sunday at Rex WaWe arc glad that Mr. and Mrs. through and in doing so Induced in ulations. t«r>’. F. C. Wing are back with us for the insulated coil wire* a weak re­ Harve Ames, who te suffering‘from ciprocal current. This . is easily Sunday morning service KITCHEN SHOWER. bums, caused from the tractor tip­ Thc Sunday School will have amplified and registered on a series The Wesleyan Service Guild en ping on him. wa* taken to Ann Ar­ Children's Day exercises the - first of meter*, one for each tooth, th* tertained Mrs. Carlton Kachele, the bor for treatment on Wednesday of Sunday evening in June. number of meters in activity show at former Marguerite Vrooman, al a< School will close thte Tuesday a glance the number of teeth In con­ Donald McQuarrie and family en­ with a pot luck supper and program tact and when thc contact begin* kitchen shower at the home of Mrs. L. L- Dewey Friday evening. The tertained their daughter. Marjorie, in the evening. and end* on each individual tooth. hostesses were Misses Belva Riley, and family of Kalamaxzoo Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Barnum. One great advantage of thc new Mr. and Mrs. Rhleraon Louden Dorthy and Glendale were in Bat­ method te that lhe coll* fit In the Lucille and Lucy Bassett. Game* were played during the evening and and ion, Billy, spent Bunday with tle Creek on Friday. clear space at the bottom ot th* refreshment* w*re served. Mr*. her partnU near Richland. Thc Ladles' Aid will meet with gear teeth, making teste possible Gordie Durkee and family of Del- Mr*. Kachele received many useful gift*. *- Mvrtle *? Stowell for a pot luck without special machining and ac­ Mm.spent Sunday with borne fcjis. cUnnai jUQe , t 1. with a program tai- tually in the axle U fieeded. YOUNG MARRIED5 Pt6• ’ ’ ~ lowing. , FLrs CLUB TO MEET. Greaalaad Mevl-g Wayward Mr. and Mrs. Victor Benner. Rex The Young Married People's Greenland is moving westward at and Geneva and Mr. and Mrs. Al­ In England the average number Club of thc Methodist Sunday ton Wood and Oreydon spent Sun­ ot acre* ot crop tend to o*ch School will meet with Mr. and Mrs. cording to measurement* made by day with W. L. Koble. er I* nine, but In th* United mate* A large crowd attended the fu­ John C. Ketcham this evening at a an expedition beaded 1>y Dr. Knut th* arvragt number I* 24 *cr**. I* lawn party. ■ZUlto IXWX Board .nd Cop«l>*«o». «««!> “■ neral service* for Carrie VanWIe South Carolina th* numbgr I* 10. In at the church Thursday afternoon Mr >n0 Mn KrrrM Whruon com--; KJ® BUM o( tdor. Ila on We extend our sympathy to lhe low* 5«. California '.’ll. Jtow lark H North Dakota 100. prtee lhe committee. I tba *outhea*t coast. near relaUve*. .TEX K •y.i^ to Keep C on Summ HOT DAY MAN really ha* a break in summer now. Ho can pack scratchy, hot woolen* away and wear Qool cotton— that won't shrink, that are easily and Inexpensively laundered. A A pair of Sanforized shrunk slack* coat* a* lltUe as SIto. That'* the first step Ln keep­ ing cool —gel out of your Next Be cool-headed tn a straw hat. Felt hats in Spring, Fall and Winter are okey. Would you wear a fur coat in summer? Fell hate are made of fur. Straw hat* are only 1135 and up. and then Tiie feet. Outside of Um> story, did anyone ever hava cool foot-comfort on a hot summer day? They certainly did! The man in light-weight, or perforated shoes ha* easy going now no matter . how warm it te. Perforated and 87.50 here. The Easiest I to Keep Cool Swimming! Ju»t climb into * bathing suit and dunk yourself up to county’s many lakes. This, of can give you on keeping cool. Thc best suggestion wo can make te thte: "Don't buy A bathing suit without seeing our supply.” We haven't * big startling variety of col­ or*- but we have got lhe latand two-ptece swim suite, trunk* galore. And W.'w HIGHEST QUALITY Clothing for Mou �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY S3. 1934 ETOHT ....... ... COMR TO THE DELTON RESTAURANT 65c ■ GROWERS CAN SAVE ’ ' WANTS I CABBAGE ANO RADISH -----------------------------lTwo Melhod, Avail,bl0 for ONE CENT A WORD NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. Protecting Plants “ From Insect Pests - exaoceratiox,. l.nrrdo. reiorrt (CONSERVE FORESTS— ou... | SCIENTISTS PROBE conscious of his talent*. | The NRA code for the lumber In- ‘d‘y V^on'^he^VireS oW^rn^ East Lansing —Home gardeners can save their cabbage, anions, and The U, Is prabsblr . SusUy. demooas that tree eultlott be > radishes from attacks by the worst rarity. Olten tunes people .Ute as so pUnned «. to coo<rve lhe pro-1™, w ...juHei esUtene^ m.y be1 insect pests of these crops through tact* wluil are merely conclusions ductive capacity of forest resource*; .lirn_a into mai«ru>i twntiM-te* rte1 Enrich Fermi ^f llje use of either of two methods, ac- from their own impression*. Thte'for future use. D. M Matthews, pro.'arC H .rTO,^M,r. ",r,co ev ”ni. ~ CM । of forest mitnavernent management in the tiie Cme ’ umVe^iTof ............ especially nnt apt tn to lw be the lhe ease case when when lessor n/ cording to the entomology depart­ la esnrclnllv they tiietnselves are involved. They M. School of Forestry and > Thte possibility, if conclusively merit at Michigan State College. __ . ______ ... . U. of-----Conservation, showed how cutting^ Two species of maiXJh do the do not intend to utter fateehoote; proven by experiment*, will prove worst damage to the three plants, they do not assert what they con- could be selectively done In large that part of Einstein> relativity The maggots are lar<e of small rclously know to be imture; but they Michigan timber stands, on 20 year theory which state* that mass * I files. Tiie larvae feed on thc roJts do assert what they surely do not cycles, to make an annual profit and leave a proper growing stock as well tof plants and injure tlwin to such knofv to be a fact. in i«*».i an extent that the plant Is worthWhen a man states a thing as a less. fact. It Is hte business to know that owwr, or ^nwll .unds mlyln recur. . Uck Q( mn[Urr hM prcturK1 „ One control method te to use a it te certainly not false. We gather solutMn of corrosive sublimate from the fact* which we do know, sprinkled upon the soil close beside conclusions which we think’ must, be up. give* the largest margin of' J thc plant* The treatment has to be true, then we proclaim them u* real- inches prom for the lumberman, since; repeated four or five times at weekly itk-s. We do not take the trouble to .. _ interval* during the period when tell merely what we surely know, these trees make Die best Himber I SJ," and cost les* per board foot to ' 'X.’SJtin^dltl^ the Insect* are about. but we proceed across lots, because ' ’ Thc solution Is made by dissolving it Is easier, and we rather like that handle and mill. Professor Matthews de,„on...c. M ratoce OrccU. X.'UL“ one buncc of corrosive sublimate in way to assert our opinions. ... _ ____ ___ _ _____ ■ 1 1 No. ll«n“"i * o“>.i4rr«> or yelrtcr. Cui (or Oil MS WANTED! sal Agent for Van Ogden Proda—widely med In Hastings. Man « Woman. Write Van Ogden. Inc, I McCamley Bldg.. Battle Creek, Micblgan. Our Service eight gallons of water. The chemical Here we have the heart of lying (Cutting from 8 to 9 Inches, he showed, and the solution arc djjadiJr poisons —carelessness as to exact truth. Few ! mean* handling a large amount of, charged protons at.d electrons, now '* also |>o&scsses neutrons. These par­ and extreme care should t>* taken to people relate ordinary matters Mlh. timber which finally shows a very , tides may be a proton and electron prevent any animate obtaining any naked veracity Vju did not’ say ; small profit. U any. beside* dcstroyTlw solution ateo will corrode any exactly thin, but just a trifle more * Ing tiie forest resource a* re present- so tightly held by mutual attraction as to seem and act us one body, with kind cd metal and should be kept in Thc thing -was not absolutely so cd by growing stock. neutral electrical charge, or they wooden or earthern containers and so. but just a trifle different- All' Companies cutting 2 000 acres or may turn out to be truly different Apply thc solution in a fine stream *thte you know well enough but you above, annually, lumbering from the und fundamental particles of mat­ *beside — .•*- lhe plants " desire to be interesting, and before 14 Inch limit, would leave a stand of ter. Professor Fermi states. Tur paper disks one and one-half you arc aware of It you ure carried wood which could b«- cut 20 years Just now thc newest comer Into □r two inches In diameter fitted along in the zeal of anecdote. You later, and should make a 6 to -7 per the atomic family te the positron. about the plant* will protect them are conscious of this fact, but you jcent annual profit at prices ruling DLscovered only about a year ago. if the outer edges of the disk* are thrust Die feeling Into lhe back­ prior to the current depression. . thte particle resembles an electron, bent down to prevent the magguts ground und ro on with • picturesque Professor Matthews said. The code in that It te almost without mass, from working in beneath. A hole in speech.'* in plain English you arc alms to restore these price levels It । but differs tn that it has a positive the center of the disk permits it to tiie next thing to a liar.—Claudis E. would also be more economical in ( electrical charge. It te too early to be fitted about tfic plant. Wade. the long run. since to let a forest make absolute predictions, says Pro­ reproduce Itself te much cheaper lessor Fermi, but the positron may’ than planting and caring for seed­ be lhe one piece of the puzzle need­ SUN ELARE-UPS lings In denuded areas, a practice NOT DESTRUCTIVE which destructive culling makes ed to siiow how radiation energy and mass may be related and liow necessary, and which Uye govern­ the first may create the latter. Nova Ophiuchi, the star whose ment may demand in the future, if j Given the union of a positron and CHURcrf OF* THE NAXARENE. temporary flare-up was discovered areas are not left In a salts- an electron, their electrical charges Piaeout BaUAlng n few months ago. te responsible logged factory reproductive condition. ’Amid be cancelled and the positron for thc change in thc older widely Wl.m .Unbcr hoMlnw wo| crainm u „ and the electron would disappear as held belief that all stars some time •mail to carry thr nwrhrad »< Juch Klng u, „a„. I. ninn „ [1<m. by wpo,Uc process rathe University of Michigan Ob- ls ,,lw ca* *lth n , ?i Oa,ir’hl1’' dlatton might be transformed into servalory. in a report on the char-I-U",u* °*ncrs '™y, ,fl,tow .."I®! electrons and posyrons. If experiacterlstlcs of the star Tills upsets 1 '^'lee plans. Professor Matthews' ment* confirm thte possibility, it will BOWENS MII.1.8 CHURCH. £5? ."Villi ™>: l----- ; . iierhain enable science to show how timber rights on long term matter te fundamentally "manufacdcr»o such a_ destructive expansion Ior ---------a ---------------------...a. , |utnl. lu Two stars are definitely known’ tracts to firms prepared to Use thc . ­ cycle system, and which will return which the atomic building te con­ which have undergone 'nova be EMMANUEL CHURCH. ’ j to recut the land at intervals; they havior." brief period* of brightness, structed. (EPISCOPAL) more than once since good astron­ tnav merge their lands, funds and omical records have been kept. Nova equipment to make an area profit­ PROBATE NOTICE able to handle scientifically, or they Ophiuchi m 1898 and 1933. and ( Nova T Pyxidia in 1800. 1902 ’and |mav first cut selectively and then 1920 Thte undoubtedly means. Pro­ sell their land to larger management fessor McLaughlin believes. that units or to the government. Te PROTECT You Constantly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly Prime Ouun si LOW RATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. New and Used AUTO PARTS Open Saturday Evenings GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Hastlnn REDUCED RATES BORROW MONEY on your car and pay past due bills! astronomers are locating a hereto­ fore unrecognized type off "variable" or christ. coatb orove. star, which ho* its changes in brightness at rather long and ir­ regular intervals.'but which is re­ lated to tiie "U Geminorum" class of variables, which vary at irreguHt.twrM. Ntoilfe n»IIUC>lur intervals ot a few months The fact that the novae are now BAPTI8T CHURCH quite surely repeaters, puts them In R. J. Adcock. Mloktcr. Rtindar Nrhetstl at I'l A M. Ie...in l a separate class and at the sama i time removes all reason for saylni Kirtf. lluiHrr » llittn.. ,.r. .., url.trk, —r.l.t.n l.t IN- p»*l-r II ‘ that nil stars are likely to unden* frttnw, >1 r. in Irt.lrr Mr. ) (.mi n such outbursts The old argument was founded on thc fact that some 10 or so nova probably occur each year. It was thought further that BT JOHN S LUTHERAN MISSION. thte was thc only lime each such star had experienced such behavior, and that. therefore, all ordinary­ stars would have such a "spell" at FIRST PHESBYTERfAN CHURCH. some’ point tn their lifetime The Phon* 4285 'sun. being an ordinary star, there te now no basis for the belief that 11 will eventually explode into a nova. But tn fact, says prof McLaugh­ lin. It te only because complete as­ tronomical record# run back only a few- generations, less time tlian many of these stars wait between FIRST CHURCH explosions, that they were not or CHRIST, SCIENTIST. recognized to be an independent, Cor. Churcb and Center Str««U probably numerically small class From now on. with past und future records carefully studied, more and more of these variables will be ■spotted." but ro long are their per­ FIRST UNITED SBRTHREN I iods. that only centuries hence will the majority be mapped. Apparently Nova Ophiuchi* ex­ plosion thte time was less violent than usual with nova. since tha gases were driven off at a speed of only about 600 miles per second, where a* the more common speed te around 1.000 miles Some years hence thte cas shell will be far enough from the star to be visible pn photo­ graphic plates. Call or Write National Bank Building, Ionia, Michigan 1018 • 19 Grand Rapidt National Bank Building, Grand Rapid*, Michigan Guaranteed Truss Fitting S ervice anteed te hold the rupture Jttrtment for you. Let us ehow Control”. Nothing els* Ilka The Prescription Drug Store HASTIN' MICHIGAN CARDS of THANKS IL J. 1 write Michigan ReDetroit, Mich Iran FRIDAY MAY 25th M-37 DOWLING, MICHIGAN - Whore Merriment Rreoaib ” For Decoration Day Plants and Cut Flowers 1 I A large assortment from which to choose. Come to the greenhouse and make your own selections. You will be satisfied with our prices, too! Mixed Bouquets . 50c up Geraniums . 15c and 25c Petunias . . 15c and 25c Large Giants. Single and Double. I litre It.। male, N|..lrl. J m MURRAY’S CLEAR LAKE LODGE church Fidelity Corporation of Michigan with WlU sell to parttea willing to MIXED DANCE! u slt.» PROBATE NOTICE roll. mer reeori. . -------...__________ * TrMk Uf ** V,|W _s—---------».-------- . *. 000 m .Je' ’ *** 4 T,lw’r hy particles blasted out ot th« hearts of stoms by cosmic rays, THE CHURCHES Raybestos Brake IJning Brake Cables, Spindle Bolts and Bashings Generators Wheel Bearing* nearly new UPRIGHT PIANO beacb, now a famous turn- All GEO. M. NEWTON NEAR HASTINGS —A Larga NRA CODE DEMANDS SECRETS OF ATOM Umberm., May Op.r.U .•« u> Without, Profitably Without Whole■ iLrtu S' Si I «1. D..tn.otl<,n oMtT^^^^X I -S“ I . 10c and 25c . 10c and 25c . 25c and 50c Combination Plants 50c Up Foliage . Ageratum Fuchsias . Carnations : Roses : Snapdragons : Stocks We Also Fill Cemetery Vases and Baskets "Say it with Flowers Clyde Wilcox the Flonst HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2550 REPUTATION BUILT ON RESPONSIBLE ■n tht i . ItHtl.!- In ra,le! Vulell.1h-a In SERVICE 3h-<llt*yul education was mimtly by Twelfth century at Bologna In Italy a revived Interest In Human law at­ tracted student*. from many lands, while t'arl came a center for theological study. A university was originally ifn In­ corporated group either of teachers GRANGE PROGRAMS J. E. NORTON, Auctioneer CARLTON ORANOE. NO 2Ci Phone 759—F3 »There ure Htn-e “U bite Hones" In England, one In Berkshire, oue on the donna three-mllev east of Westbury In Wiltshire, and n third nt l.ulwortii near Weymouth in Dorsetshire. On tbe tup of (he HASTINGS MARKETS IRVING GRANGE WBLCOMB ORAWGR la Jud Tunkins says Washington, D. CL always thinks something special Is going to happen when a'crowd things aoon go on about as usual. magnificent Homan camp, complete as If left only a few years ago. and on the down* at Westbury the earth works are as perfect as any could t>e found in France from tbe» World war. As these two horse* are only a few miles apart, with their camps, there seems good rea­ son for believing the legends told ot them to be founded in fact. There Is no doubt that battles were fought In that section. Dorsetshire horse was cut to commemorate another event. Scientific Note “A whale has a-special breathing apparatus that, however, only en­ able It to stay under water half an hour.”* It waa knowledge of that that buoyed up Jonah. IltittlF. I. FIJITFR student* who hired, and fired. their professors. Pope* and ruler* gave privileges to these corporation*, courses of study became organized, granting of degrees became com­ mon, buildings and endowments were accommodated, and by the Fourteenth and Fifteenth cen­ turies scores of universities had been established, many of which. "T« 7. a T1>»l the M'b >»v nt ’nn» A t» WU. At t-ti <»--’nrk In Di* ha<l* an unbroken existence ever 1. brrrhr »p|wlntr t-ir bearing uid ivii . Our sense organs an* responsive to almost incredibly minute stlrnulationa. The sensory surface of the m»e Is affected by vanillin, one part by weight In IO.OOO.OUO parts of air, ■nd by mercaptan 1/23,000.000 of a milligram In a litre of air. And as for algid, there la evidence that tbe ?y« Is sensitive to 5/UMM>,0u0.000.000 erg. an amount of energy which Is 1/3,000 of that.required to affect the most rapid photographic plate.—The Wisdom of the Body.by Hlnr "a 41f•lion lr.1 1■l«< i JUST ARRIVED 5 Matched Teams, pair HARRY HAYWOOD, Wayland Michigan in-irr. TO CREDITORS BABY GRAND PIANO Charles H. Leonard Distinctive Funeral Service HASTINGS, MICHIGAN paid far, in vicinity tame by particulars Brisly T.U Happlneea; like virtue. Is acquired by practice. Years ago we set out to do a service for this community. We determined to be efficient in our duties to those friends who, when bereavement has come to their families, called on us to serve them. The method in which we have conducted our business has won the approval of -the citizens of this community. In the future as in the past we will continue to give our sympa­ thetic aid when we are called upon. troll, Mich. continuing write imill RESALE Phones: 2505-2417 ■ �Wednesday, May 23, 1934 I THE HASTINGS BANNER Court Calender for the May Term of Circuit Court PART Minnie I. Willison va. George WIL-1 Manville Peterson vs. Earl Strickdon's Abstract office records all TWO BARRY BREEDERS lison, divorce. |l*nd. WUHam Cramer, assumpsit. papers tn connection with the loan. Ora Irene Watson va. Ray A. Boyer Fire Apparatus Oo. an In-1 Naturally the demand for loans WILL SELL AT GLADWIN Watson, divorce. dlana Corp. va. Freeport State Bank,; throughout tiie nation has been so Margaret E. Lass vs. Otto B. J, assumpsit. great that the Home Owners' Loan Beef Breeders' Consignment Lass, divorce. 1 Alfred Moerdyk vs. Orma Glynn, Corporation soon found itself Bertha Dominie vs. Cornelius ' et al, trespass on the case. Sale at Gladwin Thurs­ 'swamped under with applications. Dominie, divorce. I Arnett Auto Co. vi. B. M. Hanson. It has taken time and werk to figure day, June 14 * William Wisner and Etta Wisner et al. assumpsit. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY tout a system for handling this vol­ Every year there is held in Glad­ vs. L. P. Reno, custodian of the| Samuel Rosenblum vs. Claude ume of business. ASK TO RECEIVE AID win a stale beef breeders consign­ Court will convene on Monday ‘ J. C. Jorgensen vs. Wm. McDon­ Wayland state Bank, staying of .Sparrow and Chas. Bourdo, asrnortgage foreclosure. ! sumpslt. FROM GOVT. CHANGE IN INTEREST RATE. next. Evidently there will not be ald. appeal from Justice court.. ment sale. This year it will lake Raymond H. Baker, administrator • Gilbert Verburg vs. Oren A. Davis. much work for the jury, unless sev­ E. P. Reynolds, secretary-treasurer place on June 14. That section of Sal-Vet Company. Inc., a New eral of the Jury civil cases shall be York Corp., va. Middleville Lumber vs. The Delton Htatc Bank, staying ------------------ *'----------*" of the Charlotte Production Credit Michigan tributary to Gladwin la AMOUNT INVOLVED IS Ada Fur Farms, a Michigan Corp. of mortgage forccloeure. tried. Only three criminal cases, and Coal Co. assumpsit. Association has Just received word given over to ranges for cattle feed­ Chester Peck va Lee Brail and and only one of them calls for a ALMOST $180,000 from Governor W. I. Myers of the ing. The state has. been trying to John J. Seltenrelch va. Alfred Lois Brail, bill to foreclose mortgage. Jury. Farm Credit Administration in improve the quality of cattle sent England, trespass on thc case. Minnie Wurm vs. William Fuhr, et sumpsit. Criminal Causes. * Washington. D. C.. that the inter­ Wilhelm F. Morlok vs. Emmanuel Joseph Borutka— vs. -------------Thomas—R. Seventy Contracts Are Ap- ,est rate on new loans from produc­ to market from that region. The al, bill to set aside deeds. -----------------------. People vs Leonard Ooertler, 8. Kussmaul, trespass on lhe case. government furnishes money to loan Frank Barnhart va. May Barn- Olshewaky and Sophia Olshewsky. tion credit associations has been re­ the range owners for the purchase of The village of Nashville vs. John proved to Date — Ten breaking and entering, for trial. hart, divorce. assumpsit. duced from 5 1-2 to 5 per cent. F. Gooydear, et al. People vs. Alfred Greiner, bas­ better sires, so that this sale attracts Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of Closed Charles E. Rowlader. et al vs. According to Mr. Reynolds the John A. Mutz. Admr. va. Glenn G. tardy, for arraignment. Nashville Slate Bank vs. L. H. Cook ' Approximately 150 home owners :new 5 per cent interest rate becomes many breeders from all ports of Emory Thompson, et al. foreclosure People vs. John Doe, alias DennU Puppaff, et al, assumpsit. Michigan. and C. L. Glasgow, assumpsit. of land contract. in Barry county have made aptrtlca- effective immediately on all new Village of Nashville vs. Nora E. Ven't Hof. violation of the liquor Two from tills county will enter Norman Barry, by next friend, vs. tlons for loans from the govern­ loans and advances made by the as­ Wilma M. Baker by next friend vs; control act, for arraignment. Dawson, et al. assumpsit. Allen A. Weeks, trespass on lhe ment averaging about 11.200 each ।sociation and will be applicable un­ animals at this Gladwin sale on Raymond H. Baker, divorce. William Hoisington, appellee vs. -Jury Civil Causes. J line 14. They are Milo Shaw, of Margaret F. Walker vs. EHzabeth for a total of 1180,000 To date sev­ til further notice. • '*■ Hugh Johnson, appellant, appeal Yankee Springs, who will sell some Fred Childs. Ekec. of James H. enty of these applications have been Erqest Vermeulen, et al. vs. Phoe­ from justice court. Jane Atlee. Ebineaer Daniels, et al. •The new interest rate of 5 per Childs Estate va. Robert E.-8urlne, approved and ten loans actually cent will not affect loans already bulls from his milking Shorthorn be Manker. trespass on thc case. National Merchandising System vs. bill to clear cloud from title. , H. A. Adrounle vs. Earl Coleman, C. T. Hess and Son. Nellie c. Forman vs. Richard E. assumpsit. closed. ; advanced in full.” Mr. Reynolds herd, and John Kllllck of Orange­ Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of Forman, divorce. trespass on the case. The Home Owners' Loan Act un­ said. “These will continue to bear ville. who will sell some of his Red Chancery Causes. George Willison vs. Worry R. Van­ Sarah Ostroth and Mabie Ostroth Nashville State Bank vs. Carl A. der which these loans are granted the rate of Interest prevailing at the Poll sires. These sales are always In­ teresting and well attended, and will Sickle, trespass on the case. was passed In June of 1933 aa part Rudolph E. Reichert, state bank­ Adams vs. Curtis Marshall, et al. Lentz. trespass on the case. result In a tetter grade of beef cat­ mortgage foreclosure. In the matter of the estate of .... ing commissioner vs. Nashville State of the administration's emergency tle being raised in that section. Minor F. Bhupp vs. Anna Shupp. George w. Davis, deceased, appeal । Bank, appointment of receiver, Minnie E. Hanyen, et al. vs. Nel­ relief program to refinance mort­ elation are collected when the loans from probate court. | Rudolph E. Reichert, state bank- divorce. son H. CroM, el al. bill to flUict title. gages due on homes. Private credit mature. The Charlotte Production IRVING PROJECT Fred L- Dingman va. Arthur J. Som D. Soloman vs. Board of ing commissioner vs. state Bank of In the matter of the petition of was to be replaced by government iCredit Association is now making CLUB ENTERTAINED. Clayman, et al. mortgage foreclos­ Rodney Poet, el al, bill to discharge credit under longer terms and at loans on acceptable crop and chat­ County road commissioners of tne' Freeport, appointment of receiver, Mrs. Matt Bedford entertained the county of Barry end County of j Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of ure. lower Interest rates. tel security to fanners In Ingham. mortgage. members of the Irving Project Club Edwin J. Dodgson ,et al. vs. Floyd Barry. Nashville State Bank vs. Walter R. Application for a loan can be Eaton ajid Barry counties. Will Tobias vs. Mabel Tobias, di­ made by any person whose mort- 'I "The reduction of the interest w In the matter of the estate of Ruse, et al. bill to foreclose mortto Thursday afternoon at a bunco par­ vorce. ty. Prizes were won by Mrs. WUI Hu­ 'liles ' Let ha Whitney vs. Manville Whit­ Olles Hhensrd. Sbepard, rtrrpnvd deceased, anneal appeal fmm from John Brandstetter vs. Ida E. gage or purchase contract was in 5 per cent on new loans," Mr. Rey- lett and Mrs. Roy McCall, after probate court. default — prior ■— to ._ June ----- 13. .. 1933. Any •—I|nolds continued, "is made possible Henrietta VanderMolen vs. Kobe ney. divorce. Brandstetter. divorce. which refreshmenu werc served. Charles Kermeen. et al. vs. Grov ­ John o. Muchmqre vs. Stewart VanderMolen. divorce. Clyde c. Skemona, state commis­ mortgage owner can liquidate the , by a recent sale of Federal inter­ Mrs. McCall will entertain the Lofdahl, trespass on the case. Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of er H. Kline. e( al. sioner of Healthavs. the village of ■contract by agreeing lo accept a mediate credit bank debentures to Club at a Social meeting Thursday, Togan Stiles. Inc. va John B. Nashville, et al. Harry O. Garrison va. Walter Nashville State Bank va. Lcn W. Home Owners' Loan Mortgage investors at an unusually low rate of June 21st. Thompson, trespass on thc case. Felghner, et al. heard and submitted. C. Carl McGuffy. et al. v». Wil­ •which carries 5 per cent Interest and' interest. The association gets money Nellie D. Hailey vs. Charles P. liam P. Streeter, et al, bill of com­ will mature within 18 yean. These I to lend farmers from the Federal Lulu M- Garrison vs. Walter Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of GOOD MARKET FOR HORSES. Tltotnpson, trespass on the case. bonds are guaranteed aa to principal I intermediate credit bank of St. Paul, Nashville State Bank vs. David H. Halley, divorce. plaint to vacate decree. Statistics show that ten per cent Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of Anthony Doll and Co.. Appellee, Gardner, et al, foreclosure ot mortMary M. DeWitt vs. Oscar Jay De­ and Interest by the United States Minnesota. more horses die In Michigan than Nashville State Bank vs. Lydia Gar- Witt, divorce. vs. Robleskl Electric Co, Appellant, government. As originally passed. I "The lowering of the interest rate are replaced by colts. This indi­ llnger, foreclosure of mortgage. appeal from Justice court. Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of Georgia E. Otttlngs vs. Clifford the government was to guarantee,on new loans lo 5 per cent Is the cates that there should be a good Emery fttilmer vs. Bessie Botimcr, In thc matter of the estate of the Nashville State Bank vs. Rich­ interest only; later the act was (second reduction in two months, market for horses In this state. Gittlngs. divorce. Charles Wilcox, deceased, appeal ard O. Tuke. et al, mortgage fore­ divorce. ---------—*•“ — * -from the rate---having been reduced Auditor General vs. Delinquent emended to include principal from probate court. Florence Atwood vs. Sumner W. Taxpayers, sale of lands tor texes. well. closure. 6 to 5 1-2 per cent on March 18. Barry county operates under the Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of Atwood, divorce. "According to Governor Myero,” Mabie I. Peak vs. Walter L. Peak, Hastings Building and Loan As­ divisional office ot lhe Home Own­ said Mr. Reynolds, the Federal in­ Norm Company vs. Frank C. An­ Nashville State Bank vs. John J. divorce. vs. Mary M Landsberg, et Pitt and Lilly M. Pitt, et al. mort- sociation 1 drus, trespass on the case. Ethel M. SelUer vs. William E. er:? Loan Corporation. Grand Rap­ termediate credit bank is passing on al. bill for mortgage foreclosure. ids. Applications for loans may be immediately to farmer-borrowers Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of gage foreclosure. Seitier, divorce. Carl G. Niethamer. et al. vs. the Neal)vllle State Bank. vs. E. L. Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of Julia Johncock Jewell va. Martin filed there and forms obtained by from production credit associations Clyde W. Ruell, et al, foreclosure Appleman. assumpsit. Nashville State Bank vs. Willard 1 Exchange Bank, bill lo declare Writing to lhe above address. In the saving made possible by lower of mortgage addition there are several places cost of getting money. The confi­ Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of Hilton, et aL mortgage foreclosure. 1 mortgage a first lien. Byron E. Farwell vs. prosper G the Nashville State Bank vs. R. E. Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of Lawrence A. Potter vs. John Mar­ here in the county where these ap­ dence of Investors in the security of Nashville State Bank vs. Walter O Bernard. Swift, assumpsit. shall. bill for an accounting and dis­ plications may be had. The Has­ the Intermediate credit bank* has Viola Nash, survivor of Frank solution of co-partnership. tings Building and Loan Associa­ been such that thc banks'are able Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of W. Ayers, et al, mortgage foreclosure. the Nashville state Bank vs, J. C. Hastings Building and Loan As- Nash vs. Oscar O. Flanigan and Matilda Fox vs. George Fox, di­ tion lias probably assisted In filling F. Flanigan, mortgage fore­ soefatton vs. Vernon R. Bumford. Oora ' 'out more applications than any oth­ discount rate In their history. Gov­ Furnlss, assumpsit. , vorce. closure. er agency in the county and be- ernor Myers says that the resulting Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of et al. mortgage foreclosure. Edna Parrott vs. Allie A. Hanson. Uie Nashville Slate Bank vs. Llbblc low rate of Interest on production Mayme Near vs. Lewis E. Jettings,; Margaret M. Seager vs. George L. ArHe Endsley, temporary injunction. Icause of Its facilities makes no credit association loans Is enabling j Seager, divorce. charge for rendering this service. Marshall, assumpsit. bill for specific performance. Helen L. Hoffman vs. Eber E. Hof­ When an application is made, it farmer-borrowers to save thousands Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of Woodland Exchange Bank vs. RAISES NEARLY HALF is checked by the appraiser for the of dollan on the cost of their farm­ the Nashville State Bank vs. J. C. James E. and Daisy B. Guy. mort­ fman. divorce. George c. Dean vs. Walter O. W. Hurd, assumpsit. gage foreclosure, rental value deter­ STATE’S ONION CROP bounty, Fred Stebbins. Then it is ing operations this year. If the as­ Ayers and Elwin Nash. Admr. •necessary to determine whether or sociations make sound loans, and Ernest L. Johncox vs. Harvey mined. Lee Anderson and Anna G. An­ not tiie one who owns the mortgage loans that are collectible, an ade­ Hicks, assumpsit. Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of Gun Marsh Far in Lead— will accept bonds in payment of the quate supply of low cost money will Gilson Bell and Vesta Bell. vs. Nashville State Bank vs. Floyd W. derson vs. George Stowell and Clara AStowell. obligation. The examining attor­ continue to be availsble. Floyd Everts and Belle Everts, as­ Strickland, et al mortgage teredos Hooper Station Shipped Hazel E Breyer vs. Reuben James ney who passes on titles Is Archie sumpsit, 1319 Oar Loads Breyer, divorce. D. McDonald, who also has charge A palindrome Is a word or line Carme Simon vs. Everett Simon, R E. Keller, state and federal re­ of' clostig the loons. This work is which reads backward and forward divorce. porter. has completed a summary done af his office In Hastings. 8hel- alike, such as "Madam I'm Adam.'1 Clara R. Bliss vs. Clarke O. Bliss, of tlic 1933 onion crop In this stale divorce. from M loading points in 29 coun­ Cech E- Beck* vs. Claude R. Beck, ties. While Uie crop was grown on divorce. a smaller acreage than in 1832 the Mildred Poff vs. Dale Poff, divorce. total car lol shipments exceeded John L. Hough and Etha Hough those of the previous year. The vs. Harry D. Whitworth and Mamie prices averaged far better. B. Whitworth, mortgage foreclosure. Thc total number ot cars of Mich­ j Beulah Dailey vs. Leon Dailey, dl- igan onions shipped was 4630. Alle­ Saturday Only ! vorce. gan county was credited 'with hav­ Alma E Yarger vs. Forrest ing shipped over 1920 cars, while Yarger, divorce. Barry was given credit lor only 111 Florence Caroline Hughes Maurice Wm. Hughes, divorce. Hooper was far-and-away the larg­ Arbutus P. Morgan vs. Arthur est shipper, sending out 1319 cars Morgan, divorce. of tills vegetable; but as Hooper, Wayland and Martin in Allegan ber, divorce. county are the nearest railroad In the matter of the conservator­ markets to the Gun lake onion dis­ ship of the Hastings National Bank trict. no doubt several hundred cars of Hastings. Michigan. of onions pioduced In Barry county BRING YOUR OWN In the matter of the dissolution of are credited to Allegan county. Del­ CONTAINER the Hastings Co-Operative Elevator ton shipped 71 can; .Hastings 10, Association of Hastings. MlddlevUle 21; Nashville 8; but Ella McCallum va. Delton Blate these largely came from other dis­ Bank. tricts than Gun Marsh. that lhe price on this product will There has been a considerable In-1 Alice Casey vs. Winiford Casey, divorce. be advanced soon. crease In onion growing in Michigan We Furnish Container Beulah Sanderson va. Theodore In the last five yean, but no other Sanderson, divorce. onion-growing area In the state is 1 comparable to Gun Marsh, which furnishes nearly half of the product grown in this state. IHOMEMIS m FOB MS About Same Number of Cases As Feb­ ruary Term —Only 3 Criminal Cases Homemakers’ brightening a room with naw 31 homc economics and related Hrtg specialists at Michigan State Oe»lege. Damlng and drawn threads M monks cloth has been popular far a long time. but new variations Qt the old Ideas are continually dis­ covered. Now that monks cloGi comes In lovely colors there is A orful cushions. Soft wool yarns combine well In texture with ths material. When the yam thread* are u>«< for stripes or borders, the yam I* thread then as the thread la from Die other end the yam quickly _ __ , _ ___ , ___ Cross stitch designs and variations and combinations of fundamental stitches are effective when worked out in yarns on the pillows. “vide enough remnants of material to cover several pillows. Using what Is at hand will exercise the ingenui­ ty. but the results may be original und pleasing. NORTHWEST WOODLAND. sing and Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Hansbargcr and daughter. Hasel, motored to Holland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Stain.and children spent Bunday with Arthur Stairs of Cartton. ' The total population of the world Is now estimated at 2,012.000,000. PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS COMPANY PRODUCTS . WALLHIDE FLOORHIDE SEMI GLOSS OUTSIDE PAINT Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. TeUphont 2515 Frank Saga Extra Special! Mutual Service Tr. VANILLA Compound N.F. OU The Best That Money Can Buy I PER PINT! 65c Pint PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Prop. Halting*, Michigan Pugh. et al. ejectment. The Industrial Oo. vs. Leon D. Cool and Andrew Dooley, assumpsit. Madison Furniture — Co. — va. Mike OJuklch. assumpsit. Macle J and Mary Wlelgosx va. Michael and Helena sumpsit. REDUCE Living Costs! That’s the problem these days! The people of Hastings can do it by increasing the con­ sumption of CLEAN MILK in their homes Milk is the cheapest food you can Buy. It has the Vitamins and food elements which promote the health of your family. We are permitted to sell our milk as Grade A because of the cleanliness of our bams and cowa and the clean and sanitary manner in which we handle the milk. ' Highlands Dairy will furnish you Grade A Milk, Pasteurized or Raw, from our own stat^-accredited dairy herd. Our Grade A will coat you no moret We would be glad to have you visit our dairy and see the care and pains we take to furnish you with CLEAN, GRADE A MILK at no additional cost to you. The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich. ENGLAND IS WELL ON THE WAY TO RECOVERY She Is Overcoming the De­ pression Without Increas­ ing Her Public Debt luncheon clubs In Grand Rapids Thursday, the British Consul at De­ troit criticised Uie manner In which Washington Is attempting to overcome the depression. It Is well known that England lias suffered far worse than the Uplted States and had a more serious un­ employment problem. This British Consul declared that Great Britain would never attempt to end a de­ pression by piling up debts, but by getting every able-bodied Bigllshman to work. The result is that, without Increasing England's debt, that country U well on the way to recovery, he declares. STONY POINT. Mr. and Mrs. B J. Wellman were guests of Olivet friends Bunday. This community was sadly shocked last week by the death of Mrs. Floyd Van Wle. Her Illness confined to her bed only about a week. She will not only be greatly missed In the home but by the en­ tire community as she was always a willing worker in anything that was a benefit to the neighborhood. Her death leaves a vacant place In local society that will be hard to fill. Funeral services were held BaanUly of Woodland officiating; burial took place at the Woodland cemetery. that life's hardest ups and downs have been keeping up appearances while holding down expenses. 5.200,000 tons of sugar were conuned by Aiperlcans during JM2. Gas, water, electric and tele phone services are of little more importance to the sue cess and prosperity of any community than the services and the conveniences of a GOOD, SOUND BANK! This Bank Invites Your Patronage Strictly On the Merit of the personal and Public Services It Renders Like Any Public Service Company —a bank must enjoy the patron­ age and confidencenf its pations and depositors and have their co­ operation in order to render its maximum service. This bank is justly proud of the years of service it has been able to render in thia community because of the confidence re­ posed in it by the public and its patrons. All deposits in this bank are insured under the Federal Bank­ ing Act of 1933. START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY! Hastings City Bank HASTINGS, MICH. Capital $150,000.00 TELEPHONE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAT U. ItM Est Rosina Weeber. Order deter-1 MIDDLEVILLE. THE LITTLE RED BRICK. SOUTH BOWNE. mining heirs entered. • | O. E. Gardner arrived home altar | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reichert and Last Week’s Letter. ’ Est. jRincs A. Young. Pinal ac­ Est. Angle J. DeWolf. Amended spending the winter in Florida. He son of Detroit spent the week end al Mr and Mrs H A Cramer and order to reduce bond entered. had been visiting tn tha state at UM. Will Btrawabaagh Iwtne. l Mrt ’ wll j Ml,hj,r wer0 xixxjnlng in count filed, order allowing account entered, discharge of executrix Is­ Est. John w. Wolf. Petition for ,several points before arriving home. Mr. and Mn. Warren Miller, Jean, Wednesday akaraoonlicense to sell filed. |He enjoyed the winter very much1 and Charles ot Clarksville called on sued. estate enrolled. EM. Alice Fuller. Release ot and says while they had some treat Warren Bolton's Saturday. IJ ’ WJ 1 Srt. Ira D Brooks. Will filed, pe­ filed, letters of administration guardian filed, order allowing ac- where tie was It did no damage. I Mn. Forrest potter of Welcome "J Crtek Wednesday orter limiting settlement en- tition for probate of will filed. Est. Alfred Storr. Petition to ac- count entered. , We are informed that we were in ■Pent Wednesday with her stater, George -----------S. Marshall. Order for error in reporting that Edwlnla Me- Mre- WU1 Btrawabaugh. Adrian Cramer has been 111 for Kst Roy C. Newton. Final ac- cepe reduction tn contract filed, or- 1 Est. 1--------------djoumment entered. entered. ' -Naughton had gone to a hoepl tai for . Our ®hooi picnic was held Bun-1 kcreral days with stomach trouble. ,ant flied. der 10 acccPt reduction in contract ' adjournment Est. Ida M Newton. Inventory observation. Buch Is not thc case. M«y at Al-Gon-Quln take with a pot Thta community was shocked to noUoe filed, commission to take teaEst. William J. Bivens. Petition * filed, final account filed, order as- as she b attending school every । Marlon Nagler of Chicago, formerly tlmony Issued. to cash, sell or assign bond filed, or- ‘signing residue entered, discharge of iday. We are sorry to hare so report- P. m. Bob Bechtel and family of Has-1 bf Freeport, she had been ill for ftt. George G. Potts. Annual ac- dcr to cash, sell or assign bond en-IAdmr. issued, estate enrolled. ed. They delegate lhe bank handling the mai­ —ma* ' ’ I tered. order allowing claims entered. । Est Mary M. Manee. Order to Memorial day will be properly ob- Ungs spent Bunday at Herman several weeks but pneumonia deler lo collect the amount of the obliga­ Ytloped and caused her- death. Icorreet dexcrlplton ol ml ob» en- „r„d TOp?o«r.m u Feldpauach’a. Dorotha Smith of Hastings b Clifton Meek accompanied Claude tion Involved and lhe bank forwards tho '. 'now out and you wlU want to attend visiting Iter grandparents. Mr. and Walton to Grand Rapids Tuesday । Est. Pearl E. Miller. Inventory thc scrvicej. Morris Calkins, while while her rmoth- forenoon. i iMrs. Mrs MorUs Petition to] The ^ineot Mta. Hannah Yerthe mumps. mump., *«■- ;„ er u entertaining tnc me juniors oi me r. n. a. eniturn over stock filed Order to trans- rington arrived here ------------------ -- ----------------------------------from Missouri Howard— Martin of Dowlingspent' tcrtalned the Seniors to a theater accomjwnled by a brother. Bert Yer-'Thursday night with Bernard Ham- party after which they were cnlerI fcr certificate stock entered. 1 with whom she had re-'mond. jtained with.an after-theater party I Est. John W. Albertson. Petition rlngton. 1 sided of late. Funeral was held orii We are pleased to learn that our at the home of Bernice Walton. 'for Admr. filed, petition for special ] ! Admr. filed, order appointing special Saturday at the home of E. J. Fcn-[on|y eighth grader, Phyllta Tyler.(Light refreshments of cake and Jclton. burial in Mt. Hone She was nasi BWBrded her diploma. | lo were served. ton, Hope Site past Admr. entered. I Est. George Seager. Petition for 187 and had lived all her life in thta1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ten Eyck and I Mr. and Mrs. Will. Mishler were iAdtnr. filed, petitions for special 'vicinity. The relatives have the sym­ children of Grand Rapids were week ’.gueste at John Thaler's of Camp­ end guests of Ch». Woodruff's. bell Bunday. Admr. filed, order appointing spe­ pathy of all friends. of— lhe----------Pythian of! Mr. and Mrs. WlU Clagett and C. M. Benedict took a load of Mbs cial Admr entered. , -Several -------------— -Sisters ------------■" attend “ * a district coneon- family spent Saturday evening at O. 'Eleanor Miller's pupib to Alto Frl। Est. Jasper O. Deeds. Widow’s ‘hta town will | election filed, final account of execu- vention on Tuesday tn Grand Rap­ A. Davis’ in Hastings. day to attend Achievement Day. Mrs. Clara Hammond spent Ralph Walton and stater. Bernice, tor filed, waiver of notice filed, order WsI assigning residue entered, discharge On Saturday A. M. the Are alarm। Thursday shopping in Battle Creek, were in Battle Creek Wednesday Mrs. Edith Edger and Phyllis of evening. of executor issued.' estate enrolled, called tbe boys lo tiie fine residence, banka handling lhe matter, and so a Mrs. Frank Walton called on Mrs. Est. Cecil Burlne. Bond filed and of Mr Joy on Broadway. Smoke wasi Hastings were guests of Rebecca ruminal charge b made for Ihb service. 'Emma Anderson of Freeport Saturletters issued. [discovered by Mrs. Faulkner. All , Craig Wednesday. Richard Laubaugh of Hope called day eveenlng. Est Lucien B. Potter. Order ap-1 residents of the house were away Grace Bryans of Freeport was a pointing Admr. entered, waiver of‘from home and the fire evidently on Will Btrawabaugh one day thta । SCTnday evening guest of Bernice notice filed. ' started from either a toaster or iron , week. There were only five pupils In our i Walton. Est. Merle V. Slocum. Petition for connection that got so hot as to, appointment of Admr. filed. start a fire and fill the house with school aWarded perfect attendance | Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Est. Elmer Merrick Slocum. Petl-1 smoke before it was discovered. The certificates. Lewis and Boyd Bolton. Dan Poatma on the arrival of a Robert and Mary Tuttle and Melva daughter. tlon for Admr filed. boys fought hard and while a deal I Reported that Dale Cook has Est. James Calthrop. Proof of will [of damage was done It b a wonder Clagget.' On Wdnesday noon several friends bought a farm southeast of Free.filed, order admitting will entered. I that the house was not burned enand neighbors with well-filled bas-‘port. H lb. bar Premium Chocolate bond filed and letters Issued, order I tirely. . limiting settlement entered, petlQUr school boys came home from kets gathered at the home of Will’ Mrs. Andrew Blough and son, Hotion for hearing claims fUed. notice Sunfield feeling pretty good over the Btrawsbaugh to remind Aunt De- bait, accompanied Wesley Blough h.. to creditors Lisued. results. You will find more about it borah Southward that it was her of Freeport to the Thomappie 80th birthday. She was presented Brethren church Sunday evening, Est. Messer E. Nevins. Final ac-|ln tjje school Items, Tomato or Tali with a beautiful plant and oilier; Mrs. W. H. Pardee, daughter Marcount filed, order for publlcoUon en-1 VEGETABLE Boy । Thomas Heany. of Los Angeles. gifts. A delightful time was enjoy- ion. and Mrs. Nash of Clarksville tered. California, for many years a resident ed by all. spent Sunday afternoon with Edwin Est. John G. Roush, et al Final WI8C. OK BRICK 5 here, ta vbitlng friends here. Phyllis Tyler is going to do houy:-1 Nash at the Battle Creek sanitariaccount filed, order for publication The Prairie school committee are work fur Mrs. Monroe Leach, at! um. entered. getting in shape for a real time at Welcome this week. ANN PaGE No. 1 Eire I Alden Porrltt of West Bowne their annual picnic on June 2nd, ---------------- •-**----------------[called on Mra. Jennie Pardee BunWOODLAND. 1934. It is the wish of the committee aIiwhole wh^t Fuk« 8OUTHWEST CARLTON. day. Introductory Offer Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Doster of Del­ that ail old time scholars and' Mr. and Mrs. 8. Gelb and Mrs.' "fl” P*«>ee and Mrs Jennie ton were Sunday guests of Mr. and teachers attend. Freda Krump of Caledonia spent £^dSSD *®r® ln Alto on buslnpM 4 roils %5C Mrs J V. Hilbert. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter, «... „ . Gerald Potter and Dorothy Potter THE CROSSROADS. Culbert I Mr8, A' “s*1 and NIlM Helen of Barryville are spending a few John Wilhite of Hastings. Mrs. Mr. .na Mr., J. J. SirMCbKk ““S'"* „* days at the home of Mr. and Mrs Mildred Roush and Wilma Lou of KIM on her niece. Mr.. E. EUuUon. I S°"r ~'“r mam Roolbeer ' Welby Crockford. bottle X3C Grand Rapids spent Sunday with of Mrs. Keith panleb ,at the home " " " ' Ginger Al Dr. and Mrs R. O. Finnle and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams. Wil­ of Lowell Sunday. Doreen Stowell of Woodland spent in Hastings Friday evening. xhlMren .penl Sunday will, u>. Ul. ma Lou b staying over for . a ,„ few the week end with Orpha Buck. i; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Van Pat­ No. X can ter*, parent., Mr. and Mra. Jowph day». ten were in Hustings Saturday aft­ Margaret Keeler spent the week, McKnlpbt. . | oeurfir James spent pan of last ' emoon. end with her grandmother. Mrs. Mra J. V. Hilbert entertained six Wlih his lather near tjulmby. keelocs | Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schoernmembn. ot Uie Woman', study D,|e cook and hsmlly and Che.. Margaret Anspaugh of Quimby. Mrs. Levant Yeager of MUwau- •1 bom of Carlton were callers at HarClub •nturtoay atternoon at a Van,„a (,„Uy M pkg«- 17C Thursday kce. Wisconsin, is vbitlng hcr par-1lold Yoder’sKZ? UIJ?ay evening. w , 1 Ue1. ____ ... . . OI Uhln, TJa The ladle, tied on a quill cnted on Mr. and Mrs S£e tor-rteT “nU'"“ mr. ana e“ Mrs. vemon Wolcott SSTff™ “Lh alter which john VAXUK M OUUUaj Sunday KIICUIWII. sl»™. । Charlotte called at the A. T. Eash - , - dellelou. - ‘ refreshments ~ (JUIUI nA'Se'nbood U .pendto, || home 'XqBunday. ’^e “ served by bv the hostew hostess. This Tills was was , Mr ■and Mrl Qrley„_r.a. were sened Smith and I' "k — * JJ'TL Of ULC Vafn^.h l?E ! grandson called on Fred Smith and UNEEDA BUKERS SPECIALS h" -■“M" ‘ M? .n"M“ ^Mie. Mid. which thc members of the Woman s । ffUnlly ncar M|ddicrtuc Sunday a few weeks with hcr daughter, i daughter. Mra. Lyle Quimby, of Bai-' PREMIUM Sod.. 2-lb. pkg. 28c 2 1-lb. pkge. 31c Club are having to raise money for 'afternoon, dlevilie spent SuAday with Mr. and lie Creek. the Club. | Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marble an J Mrs, Milton Murphy. pkg. 15c BU 1 1ERS ‘Champion Flake Mr. and Mra. Earl Keeler and Flour, Feed, Coal, Cement, Lime, Brick, Tib Farm Implement* Mrs. Arthur Allarding and sons. Lynn of Hastings balled on Clayton Mrs. Milton Murphy entertained famlly spent Sunday with Mrs. Mar­ her mother from Grand Rapids PRETZELS Slim Jane lb. 25c I “««' o« Mrs Jane garet Anspaugh of Quimby. Miss Evelyn Hynes and Mrs Welby Tulll(. 8undllj. aftemoon Sunday. “ HASTINGS. MICH TELEPHONE 2118 Lawton Williams attended the SHREDDED WHEAT , 2 pkgs. 23c Crockford Mid family spent Sunday Jacob Kausch and famlly c<Jkd track deeting at Grand Rapids on >-3° a.'. . .. on Mr and Mrs. Martin of Middle- Saturday and won fifth place. BARRYVILLE. FIG BARS Bulk i 2 lbs. 25c Arthur Allarding. Leon Hynes, | vll|e 8unday Doreen Stowell and Ford Enz of Last Week's Letter. Wxlby ciwMord ml IsH Brwnm I Mr ,n(1 Mr>. Don Sleta >nd MARSHMALLOW BUDS lb. 17c The Missionary Society will be Went lhe week end Mun, «t Vxn- M„ o( „„ smMy Woodland and Orpha Buck spent held nt the home of Mrs. Anna DcSunday in Holland. lb. 25c EMPRESS CREAMS ... , .... . . evenln, callers ot Mr and Mrs. Mra. Anna Buck and daughter. Vlne Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wing and fam- 'clyde Stcdgc Mrs. Bert Walker of Chesaning Mrs. Frank Shriber and daughter ily .r ot Battle rCreek —v Sunday, vcrnor F,„,.|a guests ot Rev and Mrs. Fay C ststing witn the farm work al Mrs. and Mrs Leo Barry and son spent spent thc week end with her moth­ Wednesday afternoon in Battle er. Bunday Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Anna Wing. .. ... Jane Tuttle's for a few days, DeVine and Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Creek. ------- -------• laU • Six member. o< the lhe Woodland; Woodland Qrley Smiuf ^iuMr and Mrs. Harold Steiger of Mead were guests of Mr. and Mrs. miendeb Che , wccx Wiip His hu son. naroia. ana mm, 1 Woman ..w7. . Shaly ----- . . Club ......... . A. Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre and Norman of nt. A Prenonrl Frt-!..., county convention nt Freeport Frt„.. ln Hastings Quimby. Evan Fuller Sunday evening. I day. They report a very Interesting ' _________ ', „ ,__________ Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde spent the “rellnxxml X j Mau HOLE LAKE. week end with their son Louie of so UTH WEST WOODLAND. Mrs Clyde Stanbaugh of Mulliken | New Hudson. spent Saturday night at the home ot „ M,r and Mr „ L. J Mattliews of Last Week s Letter. Rev and Mrs. V. R. Beardsley. j C^i ^Un?>a.y 8uesW ol Or' Mr. and Mrs Wilson Wlllitts and Mioses Margaret and Audra Dens­ Mr and Mrs Chas Cook and v® ‘ ® al1^ fnrn,ly. pkr. more and Betty Wotrlng accom­ baby and Clayton Wlllitts of Detroit family attended the Tulip Festival MrS~JCf!!!>Cth !u Ha$" panied Miss Helena -Schuler to East and Harold WlliltU of Fostoria were guests of their parents and sisters 1st Holland Sunday. Ungs Tuesday night attending a Lansing and attended lhe Home 1 pkgs. ] Mr. and Mrs Ezra Dell and ’hn*cr, «1*cn,MU,W Economics convention over the week 1over the week end. Harold has Just daughter Jbyce of Lansing were!”urle" who ls to returned from the hospital at Ann end. . , Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs John i /J!, c„un.nri • Mrs. Walter Fisher entertained*;Arbor and will recuperate for a [ Dp]] । Mr and Mrs Strickland of near Mrs Caroline Baitinger and family ,time at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs Donald Gager and «*«’•}«’ ^XL,u,1U °' Mr and Mrs. Mary Fisher and family ।I here. ”.' . . Sunday In honor of Mother's Day. ^bs of Lansing spent son Morgan visited thc former s , “ ’ V}?'!? , Z £. n L , „ < POTATOES, New Red 10 lbs. 25c brother. Mr and Mrs. Bernell Mor-1 1,crt*rt Ciagctt of North triving M.., Ot»l To.Utond vUltod h.r ,"a «#» CARROTS, New California pan of Jackson from Friday until * “ B “ u " day gucst ol Horace Cokl 2 bchs. 9c parents at Brethren over thc week' ( cnd Re*. Dubois of Aingcr was a callSunday PEAS, Fresh 3 lbs. 25c Mr and Mrs Ott Clemens of Elk L °®roth{ A?™* °' «as,‘n” ‘«*nt Mr. and Mrs. Carl England *ndR®v and Mrt I Rapids were guests Thursday eve,nh. h*r J.r end', daughter, Esther, of Lansing visited . V^rD®? ay'llw . STAWBERRIES, Fancy Aromas 2 qts. 25c । ntng at thc home of Mr and Mrs !®®a\ ? *110 U worktn« nt Onal spent Bunday with her LEMONS, Good Size Doz. 27c Frank Kilpatrick. , . .. . Mrs Geo Faul and Henry Faul P°?,ry of .”astU^' *l*nl were guests at Mr. and Mrs. Chas ' , n 8 11 * tn R°st'm»ry Faul ot Hastings Sunday and then L attended thc Tulip Festival at Hol-’ Mr ?eJ,on ,KaLsCr had hcr *ons111 •r» moving tomwrow ITUkxda» to 'Sd^L ’ ™" “d eans. if 17 land with.them n’«°'ed» u .k their new home in Hastings. Mr. good time. Fed. Tax X Mrs. Esta Day and Virginia and Thc wedding of Miss Doris . a."d Mr» Frank„ Beckwith and and Mrs. Paul Townsend are mov­ Thompson of Woodland .ml Dallas .** MHas“n<’ *ere ing on their farm and Margaret Mrs. Pearl Foeter and Agnes were and Mri 8tar OrUn- and Audra Densmore will stay with shopping Ip Baltic Creek Saturday. cma—’I15 a Parker, son of mAand Mrs Claude 1 cu?.U °f Several from here attended thc E. Parker. 911 Mahion Street, was „ „rSda,?' , them till school dooes. Wc arc sorry Olemnl/ed Friday evening nt nine i Cartcn to lose Mr. and Mrs. Densmore from W. C- T. U. convention in Hastings o'clock at the ironic of the bride's lhc &lck lut stith the flu this week. our community but wish them suc­ Thursday. Mr. Ketcham wad U»e speaker In the afternoon and the L. 1 parents, the Rev Thomas W. on,it,I RHI'I T7 cess in their new home, Thompson and Mrs. Thompson in ’ Ul’T,, »«‘JLTZ. Mr and Mrs. Owen Bmllh. Ray­ T. L, put on a play and demonstra­ Woodland. Vows were taken before Last Week's Letter. mond and Eloise spent from Friday tion. A gold medal contest wm held [a bank of plants and cut flower^'' ‘Lorna ----------■••--... till Sunday with her parents, Mr. in the evening. Bonneville Tn company with Mbs Dorn Foster has relumed [ with the bridal party entering the .Mrs Kathleen Tedrow attended the and Mrs. J. Katherman, at Green­ home from her work in Lacey. I room to the strains of Mendelssohn's Mothers' and Daughters' banquet at ville. Ohio. Eat. John W. Deming. Annual ac- IT HOUSE NEWS Common Sense Bank Talks SIGHT DRAFTS 8 O’Clock •» 55' Red Circle n. 21' Bokar 25' National Bank of Hastings Swamdown 3 ““ lbfc “»■ 3 -« CllGGSe ■r S Seminole Tissue Ivory Soap BUS Hires ErXlrSCV Grapefruit Post Toasties <>« Grapenuts 23' 25' 15C 25' 25' Just received a Car of WAYNE FEEDS A Feed for Every Need. We have Chick Mash at... . $2.00 cwt Growing Mash at$1.95 cwt 4 -19c if you have your own grain—bring it in and let u> mix and grind it. With our Mash Concentrates this will make you a good mash at a lower cost. '^7 ioc EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Baking Powder «■»> Post Bran Flakes 1X Lifebuoy Soap <4 Bacon Squares Pabst-ett Cheese Corn Flakes Sonnyfield 3 Penn-Rad Oil Cigarettes Cigarettes Atlilt Ed C.nulloa Morton’s Salt Nutley Oleo 25' 1* 35' 9' 15' 25' ' s, £■• IT’S PAST4IME 4 tell rans2Sd 2 1SC 3 ■- 25' A&P MEAT MARKETS 1WE SELL BEST QUALITY BRANDED BEEF" Beef Roast Steaks Thuringer Fillet of Haddock 2 Pork Steak 2 Boneless Herring Liver Sausage „^11)7 J Ground Beef Minced Ham Spiced Ham ‘“"■, Boiled Ham Beit Chock Cota Round, Sirloin or Swiss lb. Sommer Sau<i>ce lb. Round Bone Cub Smked Fresh Chopped Machine Sliced a lb». 35' IT 25' 25' IT 25' 35' 15' i■M ’ rooi) stores TO SEND SLUDGE, the OIL-EATER ON HIS WAY! Mr. and Mrs. Casgo Smith of Wedding March, played by Robert Cloverdale Friday night and report ORANGEVILLE. A Cawrnson and Miss Faith Bird­ । a fine time. Lansing called on Mr. and Mrs Last Week's Letter. sail of Lansing. Tl>c ceremony was | Charley Kenyon was taken very Bert Smith Bunday evening. ;x-rformed by the Rev Ray V. Bird­ ill last week and is under the doc­ J. W. Sheffield ta spending a week sall. pastor of Potter Park Metho- : tor's care. We all hope for his In Buffalo with their daughter and SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. uilst church, an uncle of the bride- speedy _____ recovery. family. Last Week's Letter. gioom The bride was given in marThe many friends of Gtts Peake Adam1 Lelnhart was tn Detroit Mr and Mrs. W. H. Otb were the ridge by her father. Miss Crystal will be glad to hear he is able to alt guests Wednesday night and Thurs­ several days the past week, called • It's high time vou changed to a heavier motor oil—as an Parker, sister of the bridegroom and up a little and we hope he may soon day of their daughter. Mrs. Fred there by the death of his sister. Richard J. Starkweather were the be able to be out again. Mrs. Charles Crawford spent from ■ economy move! Lighter oils are subject to faster and faster Barlow, and family of Hastings. attendants. The bride wore a gown Correction.—Mr. and Mrs. Will Mrs. Oley Douglass and two chil­ Thursday until Monday with friends consumption as the mercury continues to rise. of*pink tafleta and a tulle veil Her'Gates and grandchildren spent Snn- dren were guests one day last week at Hastings. Besides, if you have been using ordinary oil the chances । corsage was of roses .nd sweet pens day, May 6. with Mr. and Mrs Am- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrs. Marian Rupe visited her sons Miss Parker wore pale blue crepe! brey Murray of Nashville, instead Oaks of Glass Creek. at Kalamazoo Thursday. are that there is trouble-making sludge in your crankcase trimmed with organdie. Ribbon lot spending the day in Bedford Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart moved Mr. and Mrs. George Ash of Bat­ right now. ! bcamrs were Dale TJhompson. broth-1 Mrs. Edith Bonneville of Battle recently from the Wm. tyavena ten­ tle Creek were guests of their sta­ You know how the uglv mesa called Sludge fouls the oil , er of thc bride, and "Dorothy Tyler, a Creek spent Sunday with her son. ant house to Cloverdale. ter. Mrs. J. W. Sheffield. Bunday 1 cousin. Before the ceremony. Mrs i Lester, and family. and Monday. filter and lines—makes piston rings stick and causes costly Keith Bowman of Caledonia sang, 1 Mr. and Mrs Claud Mlnzcy of .. P. M. at the Rutland cemetery »■> on Mr. and Mrs. John Foote of Pon­ pumping of oil —slows dowu valve action, bringing waste­ Love You Truly,M by Carrie Jacobs I Tustin spent Saturday night and Decoration Day. tiac came Saturday night to the ful loss of gasoline power. Bond and At Dawning" by Cadman. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs O. E I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson of Ihome of E. D. Lewis and wife, then Mr. and Mrs Parker will reside a: Kenyon, and John Minzey. who has |Hlckory Comers ware Saturday IBunday they with Mr. and Mrs. So get rid of sludge, once and for all, by having your .318 South Pine street. Lansing spent the past four weeks with night and Sunday guesta of h«r par- ILewis. Mr. and Mrs. John Venema. Mrs. R g Finnic and Mrs. Chas. them, returned to Tustin Sunday. | enta. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. .Jr., of thta place and Mr. and Mrs. crankcase drained at a Standard Oil station-then refill with IsoaVis “D”, the anti-sludge motor oiL You’ll have Cock gave a Vanishing Tea Monday Frank Hom and son. Clinton. Other Bunday gueste were. Mr. and •John Vehama, Br . of Otsego attend­ from four until seven with thc were gueste of Mr. and Mrs Will Mrs. Rankin Hart and daughter at <ed the Tulip show at Holland. an economical, aludge-lesa summer and a dean, lively, teachers of the Woodland school as Anders of Brush Ridge Sunday. j Brush Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. W H. Charlie Jones and family enter­ efficient engine. ~ 'guests. A recipe shower in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sohnevtlle Otis and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Havens ।tained two of his brothers from and 7T "" Miss Reta Jarvis was part of the and daughter, Lorraine, and Gordan “ ~J family. ■Lansing over the week end. entertainment, a delicious supper of Kenyon and Frederick Anders atMr and Mrs Willard Bagley of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Earl 4 Plain.ISO-VIS "D potato salad, chicken sandwiches., tended ti>e P. T. A- at the Evans Kalamazoo spent Monday with lhewtll ___ ____ -______ _________ —visitors __ — were Sunday afternoon I ice cream and cake were served by achool in Eaton county Friday night, latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fran- of hta parents at thta place. hostesses. ..... had _ .. -ithe lhe hostesses. Frederick a port in the program eta Gorham. I Mr. and Mrs Tom McWhirter . Word was received this mornlfin and gave acveral several flne selections on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gorham and and Mr. and Mra. Frank Pauquetle 'by“ Harold Rowland that his '-.--I. broth- .hta Al:-­ children of Kalamazoo were guests of Detroit called on relatives at this r*■— cornet. They also called on a -er Lawrence of Clarksville had been va Kenyon and family. Ion Saturday of his parents, Mr. and place Sunday afternoon. struck by lightning and was in j Byron Moody and family and Mre. Mn Francis Gorham. Mrs. Grace Mr- and Mrs. Fred echulmeyer very seriou* condition. Five horses Mabie Moody of South Maple Grove Beattie and children of Kalamazoo and eon Leroy spent Wednesday were struck by the same bolt and spent Bunday with Rev. Fred Horn were ——— — -------- — - - -—----------■ ----- • tour of them killed. , and family. days. place. Continuing to Drive With Winter Oil Costa You Money Daily ~ 23c.- STANDARD OlL SERVICE �Tin »A«Ttxg» BAXXl!, Wtt>Ht»DAT, MAT tl, 1IH BARRY CO. PROFIT­ te s ash purchases of J FREEPORT. :-stock. the asso- । 3upt. and Mra r. h. Hamilton enelation . chattel mortgage urtalned at supper on Monday evepurchased as jxirt of .n(n(( the following people. Mrs. ,lh® 1Ottn’ . . IPctL l!1A5 E*)a Cowles, Mr. "The association was organized Qrani Voorheis, and Mr. Vere Carunder tbe Farm Credit AdmlnUtra-' t«r .u teachers tn the local school tion to be a permanent eource of Mr andI Mrs. D Sharp and DePO*‘ nurse of HasthU section, Mr Reynolds said. । tings. The gathering was in thc “p*b" OT ‘ t-reweU lor Ko 1V.1 1 mT?®. . u “nd MU> Cowles who complete their 2? by , work in Freeport schools next w^k. UpO1n Wel‘ 1 Rccd «oush ot Campbell was Uie nesday and,Saturday of each week, guest of hts uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. Elmer Roush. Friday while RETARD FRUIT -------- DECAY ------------his i>arente attended the funeral of Idlth and wife, are old acquaintance! Grand Rapids. Mra. T. K. Burgess, HENDEKSHOrt. Hr. Vtl"tzv CLlfla'Xn daughteram! andamt son. Mr.*nr< andWra Mrs. Al­ Everyone enjoyed Mr. Smith’s spe­ ING FROM LOANS plans are being made for a chil­ len Pish and family and Mr. and cial numbers Bunday at Bunday dren’s Day program at Hie M. E. Mrs. Elmer RoUsh of Freeport, Mra. School. Geo. Deming and Mra. George Begar church next month. Many Being Made on Install­ son Sunday with relatives, who had Mr. and Mrs. Onto Knowles are ment B&sig in Various Benton called on her uncle. Mr. the proud parents of an eight pound Deming during the evening, to ex­ will stay until after Decoration day. son born on Thursday, May 17. Counties tend congratulations and several Congratulations. E. P. Reynolds, secretary-treaxfriends also called.' At seven o'clock the school house was well attended. Mr. and Mra. Carl Gilliland of a lovely supper was served and a The proceeds were 11325, uer of the production credit oxi­ Flint were week end guests at the happy time was enjoyed by all pres­ dation has received word from S. M. There will be church service next Adam Endres home. Garwood. Production Credit Ooment especially by Mr. Deming but Sunday and please remember that Mr. and Mra. John Fish. Mra. F. he regretted to have missed those Sunday School comes first now. Mr. .ministration in Washington, D. C, E. Brunner, Mra. Peaxl Smith and who could not be with him but who 'Lloyd Shafer, the Boy Scout Master that about 135,000.00) in production Victor Steson were Hastings visitors sent lettera of congratulations and from Hastings, will furnish the spe­ loans and approvals have already Thursday forenoon. regrets. Many greetings and gifts cials for Sunday School. been granted through associations were received. The evening was The Camp Fire Girls held their WITH CARBON DIOXIDE X'"’'"' Wnv and that the volume of loans la ex­ — ------ Sunday. and Mra. John ^archer were, their spent in visiting and cxciianglng Meeting with .Josephine pected to increase as the season adreminiscences of days gone by spent I The Scouts and lhe Camp Fire daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wells werc with each other. All departed at a Girls will furnish the program this Roy Bassett and children of near Chemical Added to Ice Per-week ______ .... end_______ guests of__________ friends at Grand “A part of tills money has been Nashville, And Mr. and Mrs. Eugene late hour wishing father, grandfaUi; Thursday night for the P. T. A. at paid out In Barry county” Mr. Rey­( mits More Rapid Shipment* R«PW»er and great-grandfather many I'McOmber. This is the last mceUng । Mr. and Mra. Edward Washburn Kidder and children of Hastings. nolds said. "From its office tn Char­ Anwng the county schools that happy returns of thc day and many and it will also close **■* the — school• • and Equals Prccooling nnd friends of Decatur called at the lotte the association is now making term. The teacher and pupils will East Lansing —Fruit shippers are home ot Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson closed Friday for thc summer vaca­ more birthdays to come. an increasing number of loans toJ tion are South Fish and Fillmore The annual convention of the have a picnic on Friday. farmera in Barry. Eaton and Ing­ advised by the U. 8. Department of'during their absence Sunday after­ Miss Vemlce Benson, teacher at the The Hendershott school will close Barry County Federation of Wom ­ . , ham counties, for the purpose of, Agriculture Uml adding solid car-i noon. Fillmore school plans to attend sum­ an’s Clubs was entertained by the Wednesday with a picnic at tho growing crops and for purchasing, bon dioxide to the ice in bunkers of | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes spent mer school at Marquette. Freeport club at Uie Masonic Tern- School house. work-stock and farming supplies for; cars will delay Uie start of decay in the week end with their son. Ward inese two schools scnoois have nave enjoyed enjoy co These Harry Karcher, Jr., of Hastings pie on Friday. May 18. Thc momand wife at Millington. Ward's many the season'! opcrattom. The loans fruits protected by this method. Tills way of protecting fruit te not' friends here will be pleased to know has been spending several days here ing ^ion was opened with devo- the co-operation of the teachers,' are made on crop and chattel se­ meant to replace precooling fruit | that he has been engaged as an ln- with his grandparents. Mr. and Mra. tionals prepared by Mrs. Mamie Miss Gaskill and Miss Butolf, In the curity. by shippers who have facilities tolslructor in thc school at Millington John Karcher. Tabberer and read by Mrs. Thelma way of entertainment, etc., during "A number of loans are being Roy Preston was home from Kala­ Seifert. Miss Loma June Stewart the past school year. made on the Installment basis," Mr. do that but the new way can be used I for another year with a fine Increase mazoo over the week cnd. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Garrison and acted as standard bearer and Mrs. Reynolds added. “An applicant's by shippers who can precool their 1 in salary. Congratulations, Ward, Walter Lewis and family who have Ralph Stewart played the march family visited their daughter. Mra. produce. Use of carbon dioxide perMrs. V. L. Wolcott of Charlotte loan may be approved In the full been living south ot Fillmore school and led in singing K "lhe »lie Star QUII Harvey ----- - Parmelee, near Bonfield on amount, but paid out In install­ mite shipments to be loaded and vteited her parents, Mr. and Mra. for some time have moved to Lake Spangled Banner." In In the poster ! s “ "— d“y-. the poster. — -• sent on their way more rapidly Uian Abe Eash, last week. ments as needed during the season, contest which was entered Mr ?n.d >nter<*ri Into Intn by hv “*r;- and ur with the older method. I Friday night guests at the home Odessa. the object being to enable the bor­ The. Ladles' Aid Society of lhe M. 4J1 lhe dubs, the Middleville group! ‘<’!AUY‘,na lhe UtThe carbon dioxide te a solid when of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weils were, rower to save on Interest costs and E. church held a public dinner at thc was awarded first prize and Freeport [ tert mother, Mra. Milly Haynes, on be sure of having the money when placed over the fruit or in the ice Mra. Alice J. Hale, Mrs. Geo. H. church basement Friday noon which won second. The .peaker. Mra. Hen- Sundan They were rnroute to bunkers but it changes to a gas | Wills and daughter, Joan, and Miss he needs it throughout the season ry f*lton of Grand Rapids. Hastings to attend a birthday party slowly. Thc change in lhe carbon di-1 Ruth Ellen Thomas, all of Grand was largely attended. to finish hla crops or livestock oper­ The local High school ball team brought a very interesting and helplhelr Della ations. The' Interest rote on loans, oxide reduces the temperature rap- Rapids. message to dub women. The ,el,htL o,d;... idly and the action of the gas Itself I Contracts have been signed for defeated the Clarksville High school ful Federation te compo^d of the I. dune Parana recently reduced to 5 1-2 per cent may have some ofiect upon retard- the teaching positions in the local team on the local diamond by a per annum, is charged only for the ing decay. The gas is heavier than;schools for next year. SupL Ray score of 10 to 11 Friday. Home runs Womens Clubs of Hastings. Coats *2Sr Kfandparents. Mr. and Mra. time the money la being used and air and settles downward into tiie, Hamilton has been re-engagod to by John Seifert and Max Whitney Grove, Woodland, NaahvlUe. Mid-1 ^^d Garrison, fw a few days. payable when the loan is due. Some fruit. and a good three base hit-by Bob • ■. ।'head' ■' * --------* ” the force; 'Grant Voorliels and‘ dlevUle, and Freeport. The attend-! iw«PM«Mrrw farmers are saving from 1-4 to 1-2 „ „ tNS, ; Vere Carter have also been retained; Whitney were the real treats of the ance at the morning session was on Interest coats by getting loans on • Men who have Investigated thte about sixty-five and in the after° type of fruit protection find that, if Miss Ella Cowles has resigned and so game. Congratulations boys. an installment baste. A business deal that was of un­ noon it reached nearly a hundred , Uie carbon dioxide gas becomes too। far hcr position has not been filled; "AnolMer new feature of the pro­ concentrated. Uie fruit In thc car Mrs. Mary Peet-has also resigned usual interest to thte community was At noon the ladies partook of the. Hielr ^andparents. Mr. and Mra. duction loans allows a farmer or loses some of Its aroma. Peaches. and Mra. Gordon Usborne of Free­ consummated Thursday when Mr. rtlnner u-rwrt hv thr I. A R at thp c"' L“lla stockman to apply for a loan and Mr. and Mrs. Manson Stanton strawberries, and red rasp- port has been selected to fill her and Mrs. F. E. Brunner leased their M. E. church. establish a line of credit which is I apricots, and children of Assyria and Mr. berries appear to be most liable lo। place. An additional teacher for the elevator here to Bergy Bros of Alto Freeport High school closes for (injury. Plums, cherries, blackberries. year. Miss Anita Haan of Grand for an Indefinite period of time. the summer vacation next Tuesday I blueberries, black raspberries, cur­ Rapids, lias been hired for the pri­ These young men are industrious and the week intervening is crowd­ “Stomach Paint So Bad rants. pears, apples, and graiies were mary department This gives Free- and trustworthy business men and ed full of exciting and pleasant port a atrong teaching force for next are a real auet U> any community, events. not damaged. The annual Baccalaureate service I Could Hardly Work” Shipments of pears and of sweet year ,__ and everything now pointe to .They have built up a very enviable very successful successful year, year. । business at Alto and with the co- was held at the United Brethren com protected by solid carbon dl- > 1 a very Says C. 8. Gross: "After taking Mr and and Mrs Victor Sisson. Mrs. i operation of—both farmers town oxide reached the market, fresher iI Mr. ------— and JUI. BHU ma. w ___ I Knru. tn— olva P— ac nrevf church Sunday. May 20. at 2:30. The Dr. Emil's Ad la Tablets, the pains and sweeter than shipments protect-1 Emma Steson and Miss Mabel Sisson people hope to give Freeport as good senior colors of blue and silver, and are gone and I eat anything." ed by refrigeration only. Only small of Hastings viewed the tulips at Hol- an elevator as they have ever had. the dass motto. "Today Decides To­ Try Adla treatment on our money quantities of tiie carbon dioxide are I land Bunday afternoon and in the The Th" new n'"r plant nl«nt began h*«»n operations morrow." formed part of the deco­ back guarantee. B. A. LyBarker. needed and the effect te the same as evening attended the services al thc Friday morning with Earl Rogers as rations. Beautiful flowers in abun­ Druggist.—Adv. If the fruit had been cooled to a Wesleyan Methodist church of titet manager. dance made the room a pretty place. Mr. and Mrs. F. E Brunner enter­ Tiie graduating class marched to temperature of 20 degrees F. I place. The pastor. Rev. Clyde Mcrtained the following callers on Sun­ their places as Mra. Stewart fur­ day; Mr. and Mrs. C. E- Hurley, nished Instrumental music. An Mrs. H. Hosey and daughter of opening hymn by the congregation Grand Rapids. Mrs. Howard Wells was followed by Che • Scripture and daughter of Saranac, Mrs. Phil reading by Rev, I. H. Osgood. A’ vo­ Smith of Bo. Lowell, Mra. Laurence cal duet by Paul Deardorff and Endres and daughter Lucille. Ben Howard Zoct. Prayer led by Rev. Walt and daughter Alma of Carltun. M. Lewis and a solo by Mrs, Em­ Mr. and Mra. Orley Barnhart and ma Deardorff, preceded Uie Bacca­ Mrs. Elbert Lindsey of Lansing laureate sermon by Rev. F. Loomis. called on their brothers. Elmer and The congregation sang a closing Floyd Roush. Friday. They were en­ hymn and Rev. Osgood pronounced route to Middleville to attend the the benediction. funeral of an uncle, William KepExaminations and final tests are key. the program at school this week. Since we were out ot town over The commencement exercises will Mother's Day and could not get Dur be h|ld at thc M E. church on usual items we Include the follow­ Thu*day evening of this week when ing which refer to that day. Che following program will be given. Callers at tiie home of Mr. and Invocation—Rev. r. H. Osgood. Mra. F. E. Brunner Sunday were Processional—Mrs. Ralph Stewart. Mrs. Floyd McCollum and MIm Ha­ Chairman—Fred Kunde. zel Smelker of Fenton. Miss Edith Salutatory—Eltesa Lewis. Carpenter of Detroit. Mrs. Clyde Girls’ Sextette—"Down the Trail Gibbs and Mias Nellie Smith of Ada. to Home Sweet Home," "By the Wa­ Mr. and Mrs. Don Richards and ters ot Minnetonka.'* two children of Grand Rapids called Past Education—Marguerite Al­ on thejr mothers, Mrs. H. W. Gosch leging. . and Mrs. Bertha Johnson, the latter Present Education—Grace Bryans. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Plano Duet—Mrs. Ralph Stewart Postma. . . and Mra. Glen Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brunner were Future Education — Florence Sunday guests at lhe home of Ben Skeoch. Walt-and daughter, Alma, of Carl­ Prophecy—Ruby Newton. 1/1 ton. Girls' Sextette—"Fairest Lord Je­ Sunday Visitors at the Claude sus," "Shadows of tho Evening JJf* nJ NEW U-0 Walton home were. Mra. Ida My­ Hour.” ers of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Glfiatory—Alice Kunde. GOODYEAR George Brownell. Scott. Sally and Valedictory—Lillian Blough. Paula Gerber of Fremont. Baritone Solo—Howard Zoet. ALL-WEATHER Mother's Day guests at the home Presentation of diplomas—R. H. of Mra. Mary Lou Henney were her Hamilton. Goodyear tire of children, Homer Henney and family Benediction—Rev. P. Loomis. all tinw — 43% of Carlton. Leon Henney and wife The annual banquet of the Alum­ more non - skid of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Andrew ni Association will be held on Fri­ mileage—tougher Roush and husband."Vlctor Henney day evening at the K. of P. hall. rubber and more and famlly of Hastings, also Mr. and The supper will be served at 7:30 by Mrs. Charles Lepard of Lake Odes- the Pythlai) Sisters. Members are that out grip* and Common Sense I CHECKS hxMlix UM FDIC National Bank of Hastings and Mra. Claude Mayo of Maple Grove spent Bunday afternoon at the Green home. Mr. and Mrs. James Bowerman were guests of their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Orabe, in Grand Rapids Bunday. Mrs. .Milton Kermeen and baby came pome Sunday after spending three weeks with her parents on the Center Rood. Esther Green is as­ sisting her with'her housework this by ot Wayland Bunday. Mra Pcrd Johnson, Giles JUtton, Mra. Howe and Mra. Mary Russell of Middleville. ONLY a r 8 • DON’T TAKE TIRE WORRIES ALONG ON YOUR TRIP Drop them off here 3 before you start out this week-end or next Wednesday It’s a lot safer, more pleasant and cheaper in the end to start out on new tires—particularly since prices rw are still so low... And because Good­ year makes the most tires—by millions—and so offers the biggest mon- yfliJ ey’s worth at every price—it’s a lot Jffil II wiser to choose new Goodyears . . . KH Come and see why more people buy VI Goodyears than any other tire—just M name your price and look at the Goodyear it buys! news of all: This market costs you nothing extra. LET US CHECK your BATTERY FOR SUMMER DRIVING! D«p«n4aW« GOODYEAR SKIDWAY A good low-priced tire — value only 440-21 $4.95 30131 4.5011 $4.40 WILLARD & UNIVERSAL BATTERIES Superior to high- offer. $5.70 4. St-21 4.75-1* $5.20 $5.70 4.M-21 $4.S0 4.75-14 M.M $7.40 $8.1 Other sixes In proportion. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Babbitt had as their Mother's day guests their daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Arnold of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Will Harrison and daugh­ ter Florence of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beattie and daughters Jean and Irene and oecil Worthington of Vicksburg. A special program honoring Mother's day was held at tiie M. E. Sunday School at the close of the study hour. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tabberer over Sunday were, Miss Ruth Tabberer of De­ troit. Miss Dorothy Tabberer and friend Archie Thomas and the lat­ ter's sister. Miss Marion Thomas of Harbor Beach, and Miss Irma Dare and Mra. Sefton of Taylor Univer­ sity. rptaHd. Indiana. ---------------- =— Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roush accom­ panied William Ftngleton to near Rockford Monday and called on Mr. and Mrs. -Barney Strouse and son Leo. former residents ot Freeport. Miss Gaytha Loomis returned Monday from a Weik's visit with cousins at Smyrna and Belding. Mixa Ethelyn Earle accompanied her home for a short visit. Many have been wondering what ’ all the excitement was in town Fri­ day evening. The following item glv! JU Party For F. B. Deming. Mr. Franklin E. Deming was 80। I was given a complete surprise by, thirty-seven near relatives who, gathered in his vacant store build­, ing in Freeport last Friday evening. to pay their respects to their aged[ visit preceding the supper. An un­ usually fine program has been arranged for this year's gathering and reports Indicate a larger at­ tendance than usual of members eral years. Among the treats prom­ ised for this occasion is music by a high class string quartette from Grand Rapids. All graduate* for­ mer teachers and classmates are urged to attend this banquet. On Monday evening. May 23. the eighth grade will hold their grad­ uating exercises at the Methodist church. Mr. Vert Carter has spared no pains to make this an outstand­ ing event in th* lives of these young people and a very pleasant evening is assured. On Tuesday. Qte W day BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN J TELEPHONE 2482 Mra. Milford Ware of Lansing. Mr. and Mra. Bay Ware of Lowell, Miss Olive Waldrlng ot Belding. Mr. and Mra. George Waldrlng and famlly ot Holland. Mr. and Mra. F. B. Dem­ ing, Mias Ione Bateburg, Mr. and ^WATIR HEATER ft of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moore of James Elliott and daughter Barbara Nashville spent Bunday with Mr. of Flint. Mr. and Mra. John McIver and Mra. Arthur Moore Bunday. There are a few one-horned rblnoceroeee left in the world—about three In Malay and. perhaps, a dos- to b« state protected MONEY-SAVING WORK-SAVING Consumers Special school, the various rooms will hold their picnics at various places se­ lected by these groups. Thus ends another successful year for F. H. 8. and again Is ushered in to a wprld of reality a class of be­ ginners in the real school of life. Our best wishes and congratulations NOBTHEAST IRVING. Mr. and Mra. Dale Cook and famlly of South Bowne spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliester Savacool and family. Miss Norma Lightfoot of Freeport spent Bunday with her parents, Mr. and Wri O. L. Lightfoot. Mias Virginia and Buddy Fish of ‘Freeport spent Sunday afternoon at the John Barr home. Lawrence Wieland had tiie intefortune to fall from the porch and and Easy Monthly Payments "LESS THAN IO' A DAY” Installs in your Home the You don’t have to put up any longer with the bother and costly nuisance of unaatfcrfactory, uncertain water heating method*. No more "run-down-and-light-it”—r-no more running out of hot water—no more fuel wasting with fur­ nace colls that eat 1 ton out of 5. Here's a sale that make* it easy to have the beat ' at the lowest price. TO A KA Mr. -T7 "Built liki Botth"—ho your old heater AND FURNACE COIL AS PART PAYMENT! During thia sale—we will install thia heater for 12.06 down and long extended payments as little bm $2,78 a month. (Cash price now only $67.60). G«t our sp>« cia! terms on trading old heater* and furnac* eftik M part payment. PROFIT FROM SALE TERMS TO GIVE YOUR FAMILY EVERY-DAY NECESSITY ... VISIT OUR STORE THIS OR PHONE 1305 Consumers Power MM �THE HA1TINGB BAMWBB, WEDNESDAY, MAY 0,1184 Delton children and had a picnic MILO. I PRAIRIEVILLE THK UTTEE^RED BRICE bowling. COATI GROVEThe LadiM* Aid will have a baked dinner at Gul) take, and all reporta very good attendant at , ^» 8^to *^nt Satmjay night Tbs Community was surpriasd and ed a flne Ume. Aid Wednesday at the home of Mr* 1 D 1 Corrigan of cry much saddsnsd by the death of Vem* Thoma* and family. Mr and Mr* Mason Norwood of Mlle*. Mrs. Quick provided a goodHickory Corn ■ Mr. and Mrs. Macolm McIver and ard Martin. JU attended the bam Kalamazozo. Mr. and Mra. Harvey program. Received for supper mer Do not forget the Ladiee Aid Otto Wood took George Oo* to Ding* and Lavina. Mesdames O. 85 00. (serve dinner at theM. E church [ good health for ao<ie month* Tha Cemetery Circle members Trmna^ct^Bwnday whm he wUl Saturday night. W able to keep ap the mort of PMtares Are Poorest A. C. Bennett and grandson of, Decoration Day. Banghart. B. Textef. J. Ricker. L. have arranged for a large crowd at Mn. Arthur Tyler and Mn. WUI Leonard. L. Phillipa. B Dunning. J. Grand Ledge were caller* al the; Decoration Day program: Doooin SI Years Claggel visited our aehool one day . Amsler, were callers of Aunt Kate Flower farm Sunday. (rating the grave* of our soldier Prospects for Michigan winter William* last week. Mra. Cecile Palma Her and two dead In the forenoon; in the art- T. O. Club and the Wellman P. T. in Um forenoon and as ■wheal, a* shown by the May crop1 MrsLucy Phillips of Bay City is 80,15 and Mrs. Ollie Doolittle were ernoan at the Baptist church, AtMr. and Mrs. Warren Bolton at­ Oommitteoa vere appointed by the •\kiting at the Leonard home caller* at lhe Fenner home Sunday tomey Archie McDonald of Haatinga She wm a lovely woman, who en­ brancc of departed friends and Use tended the funeral at the former's u- .nHMr. Mfn.r Am.irr .nd afternoon. Ml** Nina Fenner accom- wUl deliver the addre**. Rockwell** deared herself to all and will be proceeds of the dinner go to help in grandmother, Melte*a Dally. Ih Plant growth during April wa* isrldI ■ . Mr P“nled them home. She will go to orche*tra will fumtah the mu*lc. greatly missed In the home and In Hasting* Thursday. Uie upkeep of the cemetery, all Inback by cold weather. Late planting the community. The funeral was the aeoond Sunday evening tn June. 10 U,e'r h°“C ‘ Bronson hoapital thte Monday . There are other numbers on Che We are pleased to team that Mrs. last fall was anoUicr handicap. The Onto.FTaa>. held here al the church Thursday ..uhv !morning for a tonsil operation. ‘program ateo. Rebecca Craig has her telephone in severe cold In February and un-. IRVING. Sun^ »W> lb“ r| «nd M” " J “?1 W Ml M.rcrM M.rle afternoon with the sermon by Rev. -* favorable weather condition* .-Ince There will be no Fellowship this service again. V. Beardsley of Woodland. Funeral and make the day an annual oboerMr. and Mr*. Prank Erb of Has­ that Ume have reduced the acreoge week due to the fact that the play. arrangements by P. C. Wing. Burial ______ _ >i xits* Inez Ashtiv te loendlng this 1 ,elr dau8htcr B, ' d 5 ***5, r ' M , re ’ T J?' ron Nell wfiT guests of Mr. and by a considerable percentage, also Mls* Freda Hyde of Remus spent "An Old F*ih»ned Mother." will be ting* called on Clifford Hammond's cut down with her brother and wife m *Sennedy' “nd fBmUy of ^'Mrs. Herman Neil, Sr. of the Pow- in the Woodland- cemetery. Our a part of last week with her grand­ _- . — the’prosprcu for a L’good'week i. .1 Sunday evening. sympathy la extended to the be­ yieid In the wheat which escaped K.,laniaM0. |««^ er* district. Irving, recently. Our school dooes a week from this mother. Mrs. Anna Trethrlc. WlU church on M-43. reaved family. barest received word^Mhe Thursday which will be a "dean winter --------killing. --------------Prospect*Mtehi. for MichiMrg KaIe williams is still con-1 Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Fisher. Mrs The L. A. 8- will meet on Thurs­ „ beta.-, .-wrHiu* ‘ * are guests of Mrs. Cappon s parents day June 7 with Mrs. Ooy 8l4well In Etta Stanton and father were Bun­ and family of Kent county visited up" day. Mr* Arthur Tyler spent Tuesday day visitors at the George Norris Mrs. Lillie Bowerby one day recent ­ the average. I Morn* Athby te on the sick list. , ' at Houghton lake. South Hastings, with pot luck din­ In Grand Rapids. home near Doud's corners. ly, Mr and Mrs Philip O’Toole of ner- Everybody Invited. Bernard Hammond played In the Thc tenth grade graduation takes Mr and Mrs. William McCann (daughters returned Saturday from Battle Creek and Doctor and Mrs. Mrs. E. O. Smith attended the weather 1» Mlj 'luet Week, letter IS High school orchestra at tho U. B. rf.tWrai Mav 1 Last weeks Letter |IoW3 where they were called by thc Bert Honeywell and daughter. Ester eighteenth meeting of the County place this week at the schoolhouse and Lyle WUoox went to East Lan­ church In Hartings Thursday night. the lowest figure for 1 A large attendance of mothers and Hines* ot Mra. Jones' mother Bird, of Ann Arbor. *cre recent Federation of Woman's Clubs held on Thursday with five student* par­ sing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Haloid Ten Eyck Mrs. John Ten Harkel of Grand vears The condition I daughters enjoyed the fine supper) Mr. and Mr*. Albertson will *oon guest* of Mr. and Mra. D. N. Hon­ at Freeport Friday in the Masonic ticipating. They are. Thelma Wil­ of Grand Rapid* were , and Mn. aaxa. lmck Dick Tompkins lumpaun and family w . «»d pnwm Prtdw rwt. one l.d, r-more Iran, Lrclutore u™ lo es-ell, Temple with a large delegation of liams.'Margaret Hammond. Olenna Rapids ana came down Friday evening to see Bunday gueste of Chas. Woxlruff s. i 'below lhereport for said she thought it the best she ever their newlypurchased farm south Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKibbin club women. The morning session Van Patten. Nell Granger and Nell Mr. and ** Mrs. the Old Fashioned Mother." There “ "Forrest ““* rPotter ~“' of .nd laisDuuiii irrtnt* below' attended, of Richland. Mr Albcrteon will *1111 and children werc guests of Mr. and was taken up with reports of clubs Anrll snd uetv- the ..ten ................... — which ;— speaks • —; for — lhe. work , Welcome Comers called on the lat­ Mr. and Mra. Lester Ortnsbe of were othsra from Grand Rapids, Apru am h»v on on of continue hte work of horse training Mrs Ernest Armstrong of*Katama- and committees. Thc following of­ vear averacc Stack* of old hay of the the committee commlltee In in charge charge of of it. it ... ter's mother Sunday P. M. W..W vrrv The La^ie* Aid will meet tor an at Lockshore however. ficers were elected for the year: Hastings. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Tebo zoo Sunday. Michigan farm* thte year werc very Mrs. Warren Bolton and Mn. and friends and Mra. Susie Oorklns light in practically all section* of altarnoon meeting and supper at thc i John Bradfield spent Saturday In I Mrs Milo Lehman was called to President, Mrs. Floyd Everhart. Has­ were Bunday afternoon callers at Mta* Oretta McNutt of Rutland Chas Woodruff attended the Barry [schoolhouse this week Thursday. Kalamazoo. Kalamazoo to help care for her sis­ tings; 1st Vtoe-Pres.. Mrs. Clarence visited her brother and family aev- county Achievement day program Mrs. Chas. Gorham of Dowling I Mrs. Germain, Mrs Bradfield and ter. Mrs. Llbble Williamson, who Is Mater. Nashville; 2nd Vlce-Pres. Walter Ormabe's. The prospective 1934 United held at the M. E church Tuesday. Mrs. Anna Pierre is a Dowling Mrs. James Mohler. Middleville; spent Mother ’ s day with Mr and I Mbs Hackney attended a party at States winter wheat crop is forecast seriously 111. Mr. and Mrs Peter DeMann from School closed Thursday with the Kellogg Agricultural school WedlM;sRec. Sec . Mra. W. H. Coolbsugh. visitor thia week. at 481.000.000 bu'hels, which u near­ i Mrs Rennie Mott 1 Mrs. John DeForest and children following eighth graders receiving Corinth were Bunday guests of Mr. ly 200.000.000 bushels below the ten1i Mr and Mrs. Leo Hendershott day evening, given for the Com- of Martin vteited Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Coat* Grove; Trees, Mrs. Victor and Mrs. Will Voteln. PLEASANT HILL. diplomas: Roger Wilcox. Helen Wil ­ vis; ted in Battle Creek Sunday (munity chorus Light refreshment* Hilbert. At noon a.fine dinner was Chas. Woodruff and Add Feld­ The Project club met with Nellie ert McKibbin Saturday. cox. Duella Wilcox. Cornelia BevThe Young People's Class enjoyed I were served and a lovely time reserved in the Methodist chujeh. Tiie pausch did not have school ThursI Mr and Mrs. Orville Knauss and program of the afternoon was in Bedford Thursday afternoon for a erwyk. Richard Springer and Don­ i a marshmallow roast In Al Brill'* ported. HOPE CENTER. social meeting. ' Mrs Elizabeth Bechtel of Chicago na Nell. Much credit is due Mra Mrs. Mma Aldrich and Mrs. Jes- , wood* Wednesday night The next I Mrs. Wilcox spent Saturday and 1 visited Charles Armstrong Salur- charge of the Freeport club women. We are very glad to team our Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Murray of Samson, who is Justly proud of her Music; address by Mra. Henry Fel­ *le Ricker werc Kalamazoo shoppers meeting will be a weenie roast at Sunday at hcr home in Hastings. ‘day and Sunday. teacher, Phyllis Edger, Is coming lakt! I She ton. Grand Rapids; a one act play. Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. and ”2-.n,.v. Middle lake lanereturned retunieaSunday sunaayevening. evramg. * back to teach our schcrol again next Del»riester and her guests. "They Criticised and How.” and all Mrs. Seymour Jordan. Mr and Mrs Will Clemp accomNext Sunday Paul Smith and Mr and Mrs Em Quick spent ‘ Mra. «•-> year. She has taught here eight Eighteen people drove to Holland ‘ s Arthur Baker and daughter returned home feeling tbe day had MeOMBER SCHOOL NOTES. named by Mr and Mr* Roy Good ot some young man from Woodland Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wright «« years Thte certainly te a record to to see the tulips Bunday. Thia was Last Weeks Letter. 1 Mrs W. J. Polley, were In Bat-. been well spent. HUM Mn. R.d4ort wU^onauc. <M .en-tas .< Sund.y D.j,,,, Our ball team lost Its second game be proud of by both the teacher and Mr and Mrs. Floyd Clum and the "Last day of school" picnic. in rwitnn rerentlv (school. Mr. ana Mrs Harran tscooey vuui Jr. Neola and Hel- children spent Sunday with rela­ From there they drove to Macs I*- to Dowling Friday afternoon, 18-11. the community. ^M? a£d Mrs. Anthony William*1 Don't forget thc birthday collcc- ed the former's mother and family Ne“'Jr Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Van DeWalker wa Park then on to Bagatuck where .“«»u ot .pent son-jum «hrn I., wetcomo Sundoy._____________ ............... ................... _ wre U> Kbl.mbboo tives near Jackrtm. of Kalamazoo spent Bunday with and familv family vwith Mr and Mrs- -Quick received word P>ng FrldB>w ,, Mrs. Warren English. Mrs. Valen­ they ale a picnic dinner tn the park played this season. We have won two day with Mra. Frank Leonard and । Ernie F”'1* Nfatteson and |Mr and Mrs Floyd Garrison and this Monday morning of the death' Mr and Mrs Frank FYeydl and tine and other ladies' from Grand on the Kalamazoo river and climbed game? and lost two games this sea- Clifford Hammond and family. “om'^hool closed Thursday, and (famrtv family «nent spent Mother's Mothers dav day in in Dow)Dowl- of a cousin. Mr. Reuben White, of daughter. Jean, of Northville visited Rapids attended the funeral of Clarksville. They expect to attend Mr and Mrs. Charles Hughes re- Mrs Carrie Van W|e Thursday. Michigan. From here they drove to The Boy Scout Troup 88 met with EAST WALL MKB on Friday the school children joined ing with Mrs Rhcida Whitworth. AND VICINITY. , wnttv cently. the funeral there Tuesday Relatives were present from Detroit, South Haven and saw the boat from the Scoutmaster. Darrel Hall. Tues­ Norway which was there unloading day evening. m o Quick wu.- of u. Hastings was at o Ca ’iera at Mrs Sarah Smith's Leo the Last Week's Letter. Grand Ledge. Spring Harbor. Mar pulp wood Our school district Is participating home of his uncle last week and Sunday were. Dr Charles Mullen ion. Hastings and Woodland. Mra. Jennie Honeysett and daugh­ Mrs. R. J. Williams, Mrs. Clare in the Health Clink at the Star assisted with the farm work. Mr. and and Mrs Ada Cortrlght of Otsego, Miss Marian Woodman spent thc ter of Kalamazoo gave a birthday Williams. Mrs. Addie Lewis. Mrs. Grange Wednesday. • Mrs Maurice Crookston came Sun- Mr and Mrs Ed Parker and daugh- week end In Kalamaxox party at their cottage at Crooked Bert ftalmer, Mra. George Konzen day evening to take him home. I ter. Elizabeth, of Hastings The last night of school will be and Mra. Seymour Jordan vteited held. May 34. The Boy Scouts and lake Bunday in honor of Mrs. E. D. I Mr and Mrs J. L Mercure and: Mrs Arthur Baker and Patricia SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Mr. and Mra. Byron Itowlader of Camp Fire Group are putting on the Reynolds, it being her 70th birth­ 'two children of Kalamazoo werejof Kalamazoo arc guests of Mr. and day. There were twelve present. A Mr and Mrs. Eugene Davenport Grand Rapids Tuesday. •« Grande DrPrlestrr program. . guests for-luncheon Sunday evening Mrs. Grande DetVlester. lovely dinner was served. Mrs. Rey­ Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Campbell en­ Sunday was the first day of the ftnd Mrs Ethel Hal) spent last week Miss Tuttle visited ourvchool last nolds received many nice presnU. of Mr. and Mrs Merle Bradfield and special meetings to be held here at fcnef In Champaign, Illinois, return­ tertained friends from Moline Bun­ .Jack. all enjoyed the day in spite of tho ing Monday by the way of Holland day. Prairieville church with Rev. George The eighth graders are taking 1 Mrs. Bellinger is in Kalamazoo on We Are Selling rain and wished her many more FLY TIME IS HERE anti Hazel McCaul will have the next their final tests this week. Bcnnard. the writer of the "Old and enjoyed the Tulip Festival. business today, Monday happy btrthd«y»the BEST Fly Mr Stewart and family of Sun­ social meeting of the Project dub, Rugged Cross" as the evangelist. Robert Moon, rejrerter if you want your cows to Clifford Kahler, wife and two sons Spray Money Can WEST HOPE. [There | There were 107 tn in Sunday Bunday School. School. field were Sunday guest* of Mr. and June 21. spent Bunday at crooked lake. Mrs. Alfred Munjoy. do their best protect them 8OUTH COATS GROVE. I Thte community wa* saddened to ' Those who were unable to attend 81m Nlbbs was able to ride to Mid ­ Buy at Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Jones and Mr. Mr and Mra. Paul Smith, Ken ­ Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Winslow and dleville Saturday which was quite an hear of the death of Ira Brook* Sat-1 certainly missed something gokl from flies. and Mrs. E- D. Reynolds motored to nard Schalbly and Mis* Evelyn urday. May 12. in Pottersville Mr Let’s all go! event for him. children of Grand Rapids were week Doiter. Otsego and Plainwell one end guests al Freeman Fisk's Brook* was a Civil war veteran Mr and Mrs M. J Norris. Mrs "Bearably put on a program at Hen­ NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. Mrs. Flora Wood spent Friday in day last week. having marched part of Gen Sher- Lucy Norris and Mrs. W. J. Polley dershott school house Sunday. Elmer Reynolds and wife spent Mias Josephine Wise spent the Mr. and Mrs. Olis Morgan and Hastings with Mrs. Retla Hagar. man’s march through Georgia. He were as Kalamazoo Wednesday The Lois attended the wedding of the Callers at William Bayne's Sun­ Monday In Vicksburg, the gueste of was known personally and loved by ' two former called on Howard Tem- week end in Indiana. Duane Grey spent Sunday after- latter's ______ _ niece, __________________ Miss Dorothy _____ Brown. ___ day were. Elisa Wood of Coats her sister, Mra. Charles Hudson. i every one in this part of the r>un- pie at Fairmont hospital and found ity. having resided in Cloverdale tor him somewhat Improved and cheer- boon with George Brake near of Grand Rapid* Miss Lol* played Grove. Mary Stuls of Hastings and the wedding Clarksville f -------- march. " One trouble about having a radio Orley Gilliland family of Lake about 35 years His splendid wife1 ful. THE REASON we can Frank Kepkcy of Battle Creek and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Christian in an automobile is that the pro­ passed on about four years ago and Mr. and Mrs Ben Temple and make you this price is be­ Harvey Lewis and family ot Has­ gram may Interfere with driving di­ he lived with his son-in-law. Jesse Jack and Mr*. Katie Norris of Kal- tof Hastings called on Mre; Mary :Mr. and Mrs. John Kcpkey of Hart :ond Miss Agnes (lackler of Detroit, tings visited 'kt WUI Flngleton's rections from the back seat.—In­ Osgood, and family until in 1933 amazoo spent Ute week end with (Fisher Sunday evening. cause we buy by bulk and Bring Your Own Mrs. Bertha Mulllnex and Bobby ■were called here Friday by tbe Sunday- — - <■ dianapolis News. when he went to lo Pottersville with Mr and Mrs. Mark Norris. Container Joe and Betty of Battle Creek spent in large quantities. his daughter. Mrs. Eulah Tidd. and the week end with her ateter, Mra. family He leaves two sons. Dr. How­ DELTON. ♦ Walter Hershberger. j ard Broaks of Wisconsin. Welton Mr. and Mra. Alvah Pennock. Sr., Mrs Myrtle McIntyre of Hasting*] Brooks of Cloverdale. Mrs Eulnh and Nfr. and Mrs E R Willison spent Tuesday with Mrs. Etta1 Tidd. and 16 grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and a host of called on friends at Prairieville Sun­ Smith. day afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Bert Wotrlng and other relatives and friends to re­ Mr and Mrs Ed. Minar of Dos­ Mr and Mrs Fred Wotrlng and gret hlj passing Hte other daughter. Mrs. Cora Osgood passed on nearly ter were callers nt Ad Pennock's (Louise of Nashville were Sunday Sunday afternoon. guests at Glenn Wotrlng’*. Clair Richards of Battle Creek Karl Faul and famlly of Wood­ Several from here attended the Saturday and Sunday with land and Lester Lake and famlly funeral of Frank Leonard of Wall spent ! hi* mother. We are glad to hear tailed on Walter Fteher Sunday eveHastings, Michigan lake Wednesday B. A. LyBarker, Prop. that Miss Ruth Richards is some-1 nlng. Gordon McCallum wa* brought Ralph Smith of Detroit called on home from Pennock hospital Wed­ what better and hope she continues Mrs. Vera Terry of Litchfield Chas Farlee Bunday nesday following an operation. His thc week end with her par­ Laird Wot ring and David Chris­ many friends hope for a complete spent ' ents. tina attended lhe Tulip Festival at I recovery. Mrs. John Adams and daughter. Holland Sunday. Thc community meeting held at I. D Woodman's Friday night was Mrs. Lila Williams, and Mrs M. B BRANCH DISTRICT. well enjoyed by a* goodly number Norwood and daughter. Mrs Marie The June meeting will be with Mr. Williams, attended a miscellaneous Mrs. Wlilitts Is not so well at this I shower at Uie home of Mrs. Leslie writing. and Mrs" Geoffrey Keller. Williams Saturday afternoon given Miss Olenna Osgood closed her Mrs. Mlnda Mudge, Miss Ruth school at the Count district Satur­ in honor of the approaching mar­ Mudge and Bud Dutmcr of Grand day with a picnic at Ouenwy lake riage of Miss Louise Catlno Rapids were Sunday guests of Lee Callers at Harold Springer's Sun­ and Minnie Bailey at Nashville and day. Mr and Mrs Chester Jackson the movie Friday night given by called on Mrs Alice Comstock and ot Holt. Mr and Mrs Roy Erb and the Ford Motor Co. that they gave Mrs Lizzie Glbbony at Woodland. baby and friends from Lake Odessa. I two shows that evening so that ev­ We arc glad lo report that Mrs. eryone could see the pictures. They Rhoades, who has been ill for some were -very good and much enjoyed time, te gaining once more, HIGIIRANK. «•--Mr. and Mrs Glen Bracy and by all. ^Laurel Marshall was called home Our~ schools closed — last ,Friday from Pontiac by lhe death of hte lamily of Battle Creek and Mr and ------- --------Mrs Robart' of Mt Pleasant were »Hh a picnic dinner al Gull lake father. Samuel Marshall, which oc- j Sunday guests at Mr, and Mrs Bert a,ld a ball game between the men curred suddenly Monday afternoon Daly's. and the new ball diamond Mr Marshall wa* a former resident Mr. and Mrs Clair Marshall and *n Delton. The men trimmed the of the Branch district but had lived family ot Bellevue were Sunday boys, but they want to watch out in Nashville tor several years. We guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Curt Mar- next timer extend sympathy to lhe bereaved ’shall. | L«*»n Leonard and Will Sheldon family. | Mr and Mrs Milo Beck and fam- j of Kalamazoo started Baturday Mr. and Mrs. Lee Misenar of Bat­ (lly of Battle Creek spent Friday moruing 'for ------------an auto -------------------trip to Orlando. ' tle Creek were Sunday gueste of । evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred T..2 Fla *”»- Mrs Leonard and Mrs. Shel­ Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton. don wilt return with them In about Reid. The Branch school ball team I Mesdamcs Lila Bidclman. Glcnna , weeks. again won the game against thc ' Bidelmati Sadrtlrr Beulah Gregn Mrs Kato Ka! Mrs. Burdick spent from' Moore school played at the Moore I and Gladys Hawblitz spent Tuesday Friday until Sunday night with Mr. Friday afternoon. In Battle creek and Mrs. Claude Noble* and famMr and Mrs. John Darby and Mr and Mrs. Fred Reid and fam- lb' of Climax and Mr. and Mrs. Cllf- family entertained a cousin from , llv spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs ,on Bush. Miss EUielyn Snyder and Hastings over the week end. Claud Reid near Bedford. , Mi» Lena Baker, all of Battle | Sam Marshall, formerly of this Creek, were also Sunday guests of MORGAN. । neighborhood, passed away Monday'^ and Mrs. H. F. Wertznan. Thc Morgan school closed Friday I at his home in Nashville Several I Mrs Nancy Cline, who has been I from this way attended his funeral.an invalid for tie past three years. with a picnic dinner in the woods I Thursday P. M. Burial in Nashville I,a-'-‘-<'d «way Monday at the home On account of the pinkeye there were only five children who were cemetery. . of hcr daughter. Mrs Blanche Eddy I ---------------- > Funeral services were held Wedncs- able to go. '-Mrs Martha Dellar has taken a ROBINIHT: park. ’day afternoon at Parmalce 1 Mrs Kate Robinson is spending a' Word has been received here of position as companion and nurse for > few days with her daughter. Mr*., the death of “Doc" Seager at Chl- Mr*. Rose Charlton on the Center a,.~. Ashby, of Hastings. fag0 Mj. SfaKtr OT-ne(j 8 cottage Road Sam J. W Shaffer of Otsego was a 1 Betty Pott*. Ruth Smith. Harold and lake property at Pleasant lake, Kollar, and Wright Clifford attend­ and has spent the summers here caller in this vicinity several days ed the field meet at Sunfield Fri­ for several years past. Mrs Hattie Duxburry returned day. home Saturday from her vtelt with 1 Ralph Flnkbeinef and wife spent SHULTZ. her children in Battle Creek. ! the latter part nf lhe week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chamberlain. Charles Harrington and family at­ .their p^jenta. Mr. and Mrs Julian lection . . . lhe eoctal and businew advantages a telephone at Pht’s. and Sunday they all spent Mter Barbara. Mr and Mrs John tended the Naurene church offers. With a telephone of your own, friends und relatives (the day with Mr. and Mrs Glen Chamberlain and Patricia attended Nashville Sunday morning. the funeral of the former's aged are within constant reach . . . shopping without leaving lhe Stuart Draper and son* attended I Dean of Bowne. : aunt. Mrs. Julia Pierce, at Climax | Mr and Mrs Dan Youngblood of the baccalaureate service at Martin house become* poolhlc . . . prospecti«e etuplojera can reach Sunday evening and will attend the Caledonia called on Wright Clifford Wednesday. Mrs. Anna Pierce returned to graduation exercises Thursday eve­ and family Sunday afternoon Mr». Zerne Menke and gentle­ Dowling Sunday after caring for ning where Bernard *«,< graduate. Augustus Northrup U entertain­ man friend of Grand Rapids spent Mr* W. Drake three weeks Mrs Cail, visit or write lb« Telephone Hualnew Office te •IhaIii ing the mumps. Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Drake is better at this writing. further information, and lo place an order, installation J. E Norton is — suffering with a Adam Everly has been tn poor Mrs Georg'- Poland -■ ~ will be made promptly. attack Ruth Smith *penl Wednesday "ad ,d ,u *5k ,of ,sumac ,un^£. poisoning. health for a jew days. night with .Martan Keagle of ParOur school closed * Friday with all Rev. Howlett of Hastings called our eighth grader*. Gladys Craven. on tbe Meads Sunday. malce. Dorothy Norton. Robert Hart and Siierlff Odell of Hay county. Mo.. Evelyn Horn passing. Several recent graduates, after The "Shulta Schnee" win meet at coming out and looking around, laid recently transported two carloads of hl* prisoners from the jail to a the haU Friday night. Thte will be aside the mortar board and decided nearby lake where he allowed them "eate" night. A good crowd te hop, to rill tn Uie time with the hod.— lo fish. Philadelphia Inquirer. WHEAT PROSPECTS ARE POOR IN MICHIGAN[ ' Condition of Tame Hay anti[ ssk & s i - !■“. FLY SPRAY! THE LESS FLIES THE MORE MILK GALLON! The Prescription Drug Store MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO Put Your Car In Condition for That Decoration Day Trip • Ride With Safety and Comfort • One-Stop-Service at Andrus FIRESTONE TIRES—Give Safe Service, Long Mileage and Maximum of Comfort. Re-tire now and have no regrets. SPECIALIZED GREASING SERVICE-With proper kind and grade of grease for your car. COMPLETE ELECTRIC SERVICE—And Motor Tun­ ing—making your car run like new. A TELEPHONE OF YOUR OWN FOR OR ONLY LESS A MONTH The "wear and tear" of winter may have hurt your bat­ tery. Let us look your battery over and put in a new one if needed. . Drive in, or Phone 2240, and we will get your car and-put it in proper condition. A little neglect now may ipoil the pleasure of your trip. Ths Homs * . , Gas �THE HABTINGfl BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAT U, 1M4 school of instruction and installs- I SisaaBBBBBBSSaHSS TAIIXIK hu MIN. Uon of county officer* for the com- | V M P A FTURAC Coincident with* Ute Hitter regime [ inc year. Lunch will be served at I Y. M. V. A. 11 CJVlb In Germany came the advocation noon by the local association. As th* harvest season approaches for the sterilization of moral and It is expected Uiat many farmers Large Attendance Expected ( Thursday, May M. a May morning criminal imbeciles as well as the Milk, meat, being and other food breakfast will be served to the mem­ will secure money through the physical misfits. Mr. Hitler is not Charlotte Production Credit Asso­ at Ninth Annual 'Short i ber of the Homo Literary Club at are arranged for Camp Barry menus. uttehed to confine himself to his Ping pong table te fixed, tlx tennte the home of Mrs. Gladys Jone* at ciation to pay for lhe harvesting Oourio for Women ! court retried and all in readiness ™ .ykr±^ ORGANIZED FOR FARMBRS machinery they will need this year. East Lansing.—Interest already j and most essential of all. splendid By having cash, the farmer can buy leadership secured and only 50: a|.l|’'y, c*re to dear up crlmc can<U' OF BARRY, EATON AND ihis machinery to better advantage, shown In Uk ninth annual Farm dayl Rev. M. DMcKean, ot Middle| U0 T Women'* Week to be held at Michl। and avoid paying a higher rate of I INGHAM COUNTIES villc. will bo in charge of Religion-,' J",L. MUST CHARGE gan state college July 22 to 37. in- BANKS । interest on his Investment. .t England where fox,otter and badger, |wero abundam whlch necessitated! FOR THEIR SERVICES Education at Dur camjr Fanners who anticipate they will dtcatea there will be a record at­ CHARLOTTE PRODUC­ need money to carry on their farm tendance. according to Mtes Edna V. , The Hastings Hl-Y held their in- the keeping of Wire* kinds of dogs| . operations this summer before they Smith, atate leader of home demon- City formal Initiation at Camp lost Tues-' fOr hunting these animate. The Banka Taking Lead and TION CREDIT ASS’N. harvest their crops, may make uso stration agents, day evening following baseball and sportsman, being of a practical turn Arrangements for the program Smaller Banks Are Com­ •upper. The Young Men's group Of mind, took some of hte best dog*,, the government financing organi­ Makes Loans to Help Farm­ of meet at camp this week Wednesday chopped their legs shorter, spread1 zation, the Charlotte Production’■ have been completed, and. as in pre­ pelled to Follow ers Buy Horses or Farm Credit Association, which is organ­ vious years, the schedule te made night for supper and regular meet-, tnem wider apart, hammered their' Code or no code, the trend toward ized by the government to handle, up of lectures, demonstrations, and |Skulte flatter and turned up their i Machinery metered service among banks seems ,n<discussions. Speakers, authoritative i - . . 'these roese loans io to me the termers farmers in uarry. Barry. Next week Thursday. May 31. Is noses until he had a combination More than three hundred farm-,'Eaton and Ingham counties, has ita tn their various fields, will deliver Ito be growing. There Is a growing lhe annual picnic at the Y Camp, that would efficiently serve all pur-, era in lhe counties of Barry. Eaton main office in Charlotte but It the lectures, and opportunity will irealization among bankers, even in All tbe Barry county ministers who poses. Literally, of course, he didn't' small towns, that they cannot pro ­ and Inghnm have made application 'maintains Maintains branch offices .In in each be given attendants for an open dte- j can attend with their families for a do thte. but through cross-breeding. I for government finance through the of the oUicr county seats. In Barry cussion of the problems under con- <vide customers with a lot of service ’ without charging fees to cover their picnic dinner and games are invited, the result was achieved. Charlotte Production Credit Asso­ county a represent*live of the As­ sideration. Dean and Mrs. Eugene Davenport Mr. Hitler through the control of A number of interesting and in- <expenses. ciation slnoo February 1st. sociation is at the court house in Moat of thc big banks already ap­ will be our gueste. Come before the procreative powers of hte coun-1 Many of the loans granted to the Hastings each Wednesday and Sat­ Structlve subjects will be presented eleven nnd stay ail day and bring. try cxpccte to attain great efficiency farmers by this Association thb urday to take applications for loans. during tbe morning class periods in |proximate something of the sort. your 8. 8. teachers too. through specialization. As we would I 'spring have been used for the pur­ In Ingham county Mrs. Floyd Hork- clothing, foods and nutrition, home 'They see lo it that an account la When you realize that the cost budget for a business, allowing so’ chase of horses. Buch a loan is a nes. former deputy treasurer of the, furnishing, homp management, and ।profitable or find a way to ease It < out of the bank. The smaller banks, of Camp Barry is only 50c a day and much for rent, selling, admlnlstrareal help to the farmer, as other­ county (or a number of "years, te at child development. rural children may pay 1-2 of that and other expenses. Hiller pro­ especially In country towns, have wise/he would be seriously handL lhe court house in Mason each Mon­ In addition to the strictly home < in food, it makes it possible for to furjiteh Germany with arcap/x-d in getting |n hta springsday, Wednesday und Saturday to re­ economics subjects, instruction will Ihesitated to charge fees. preachers, truck In Uie days when they could lend many more to afford a most help- tMU. teachera. be conferred In poultry, landscape cro’xs. Horse dealers and farmers ceive applications for loons. ful and character-forming experdrivers and all the other classificagardening, flowera, dramatics, and <out 85 per cent of their deposits at hazing horses to sell appreciate this lence for their children. Enroll now| ‘ “ »w £ the exact number required, community problems. The schedule IInterest rales of 6 to 8 per cent they ayitem of government finance too. has been arranged so as to allow <could afford to lose money on minor by writing or calling Secretary An- i Stcrlization is a violation of the It gives them cash for their H. G. Beneway. Middleville divine taw. It cannot correct crime । one subject iservice Items. Now, however, thc gell , or Ixirscs. Other fanners who received Unknown destination was finally Visitors to follow . _ , „ ___ . —rrimlnii artsacts nf »>vrrv nature are are criminal of every nature public is demanding and getting a x loan from thc Charlotte Produc­ reached by a postcard set adrift In through lhe entire week. different kind of bank. Any Institu­ Lentz of Nashville. R. Henton of preceded by n mental condition, and tion Credit Association have used a bottle by thc Uniter! States fish­ tion maintaining wily 15 per cent Delton or C- J. Barnum. Laird Wot- mind exists separately and inde­ the money to pay off a loon they ery department nt Washington. It HICKORY CORNERS. pendently of the body. This position cash reserve would lose depositors rlng or Morrel Smith of Woodland, had with some finance company Those having highest honors In proved to be Malin Head, County and we will save a place for you at te adequately supported by the ob­ and Interest rales are much lower. wnicn was charging which charguig them tncm two to •-------- • . ", . .. , ... servation corms three per cm Inlerert a month. '““'■I. Ireland. It «„ round W thia year's graduating class at Kel­ now to keep nevp operation* optiiuRiiw in ui the me oia * uh — that criminals —.7 — from ----How old Camp nun, Barry iui for ibj 1934 on om.w. Stuart -----......... ... ... .. Thft rMlUMK logg Agricultural school are: Martan Tiie government, through the Pro­ a boy of the district. The request Hamilton, who has 110 honor points black is now a major bank problem lake which is 14 miles 8- W. ot Has- .the best of families and stalwart One way to do it is U> charge cus- Ungs. families with । . icharacters ----- .—. -- spring ’------ -.from -----------:-------- -------duction Credit Association. charges on the card that it be returned was out of possible 112; LucUe Gairider. 1 , r----------------- a criminal record. tomers in proportion to the amount tbe farmer only five per cent inter­ compiled with. 109. and Margaret Greer. 108. POWERS ECHOES. Let us solve crime in a different of service rendered. Another way is est per nnnuam. Many fanners Commencement exercises will be I to reduce ■salaries Mr. and Mrs. Camcr Schondel-; way.-By Claudius E. Wade. atari** With Both mPAFlS means STT arc have uwd the money loaned to them May 31st.. The graduating class being presently employed.—Chicago meyer and family spent Sunday * ’ ’ * to pay for new tools, or to pay the Will provide the program. with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grabe Tribune. chattel mortgage which some Imple­ Rev. C. E. Renneta. pastor of the The Chicago Clearing House Asso­ and family and Mr. and Mr?. Reo Saigon, French colony of Cochin­ ___________ ,_____and _ _ rd by death. Cornelius Sxekely, of ment dealer________ had on_____ their tools Wesleyan Methodist church, will livestock for tools purchased last I Budnpeat, Hungary, attracted wide preach lhe baccalaureate sermon ciation has recommended a rate of Bowerman and family at Grand China. is called the Purls of thc Rapids. 2 per cent on time deposits. season. Here again the government! medical attention because follow- Sunday evening. May 27 th. East Its streets have familiar Mr. and Mrs Rob Brown arid son French names and Its theaters pro­ ' ing a wound In the head during the Ben Lepper and family from Cli­ BOWNE CENTER. of Detroit spent Uie week end with duce French operas nnd plays. Side­ war, he was never able to go to max have moved into rooms over her brothers, Charles and Fred Wayne Benton and Burdette Lass walk cafes, a In Paris, are common. sleep. Even powerful sleeping po­ Vere Williams' store. Dull Headaches Gone Hauser, and aunts, the Misses Al­ Mrs. Frank Sinclair of Battle were in Grand Rapids Saturday. tions merely acted for a short time. Mrs. John Nash has been con­ mira and Nell Reed. Creek spent last week with her sBSimple Remedy Does It Miss Irene Frost of Grand Rap­ fined to her bed the post few days. ter, Mrs. Henry’ Whidby. Pedestrians passing store win­ Mra. Flossie Curtiss closed her id c spent several days thc past week Headaches caused by constipa­ There will be a meeting of the school with a picnic Friday. She with her parents, Mr. and Mra. dows stop ro look nt one out of tion ore gone after one dose of There are over 85.000 miles of Kalamazoo County P. T. A. Council every nine. will teach the same school, the com­ Henry Frost. at Kellogg school Tuesday. Moy 22. Adlcrika This cleans poisons out railways and 20,000 miles of rivers, Ing year. of BOTH Upi>cr and lower bow­ canals and lakes navigable for beginning at ten A. M. Mrs. D. W. Mra. Addie Benton and Mrs. Watt Stewart, president of thc Michigan els. Ends bad sleep, nervousness. stenmers In Russia. Moscow Is tho B. A. LyBarker, Druggist.—Adv. Congress of P. T. A., will be thc Thomas were tn Woodland and Has­ capital. principal speaker. There will be a tings Wednesday. Mr nnd Mrs Onylcn Overholt have sold their business interest in Grand Rapids nnd are staying with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fox, at present. Mrs Addie Benton and Mra. Watt j Thomas accompanied Mrs, Merrill ' Karcher and her seventh grade puI pita to Grand Rapids Thursday. । Mr. and Mrs Howard Houghton lot Detroit visited Uielr parents. Mr. i and Mrs. Guy Smith, from Sunday until Wednesday. They all spent ? Tuesday In Grand Rapids. holdsin »*•' Sunday visitors al Watt Thomas' tlr. Mar,' 178 s. were. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner. IniUil* low»r Clara and Marian of Leighton. Mrs Blanch Scgerstrom, son Harold and Mra. Headly of Middleville and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Benton and Eve­ lyn of Grand Rapids. » FARM WOMEN'S WEEK TO BE JULY 22-27 FMSLKEHEW CflEDITSVSTEM Universal Garage Used Truck We 1931 Mod. A Ford Truck, 157 in. W. B. | 1930 Mod. A Ford Truck, 157 in. W. B. 1930 Chevrolet, 6-CyUnder Truck, 157 in. W. B. All in fair running condition and at mrpriiingly low prices One 1929 6-Cylinder Studebaker Sedan In Good Condition, Commander Mod., Now at Only *225 Genuine Ford Parts, Batteries, Etc. General and Corduroy Tires Universal Garage Co FORD DEALERS Hastings Michigan Watch the FORDS Go By NOTE: GLASS CREEK. A play entitled. ' The Old Fash­ ioned Mother." will be given at the Good Will church Friday evening, May 25. This play is being produced by Rev. and Mrs. McKean and members of the Irving L. A. 8. It comes to us highly recommended and equally Interesting for children and adults. Those who have seen It, say you cannot afford to miss It. Gordan Havens attended the track meet In Grand Rapids Saturday. Sunday visitors at Fred Otis' were, Bruce Slddall and famlly ot Grand Rapids and Herbert Sheltenbarger. wife and son of Woodland. Mesdames Barn Erway and Clara Robinson went to Wayland Sun­ day to visit Mrs. Emma Otis. Homer Warner has been spending e past few weeks with his family Hastings Maurice Erway and Harold Zlpp of Grand Rapids werc callers at Roy Erway's Sunday. Forrest Havens and wife and Gor­ don spent Sunday P. m. at Gull lake. Ruth E. Erway of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with her parents here. Frank Walers and wife of tiie Yeckley district were Sunday eve­ ning callers rft Forrest Havens'. Washington BELIEVED IN THE POWER OF WANT-ADS ODAY, just as in George Washington’s time, the surest method of securing a renter, a buyer, an employee or the satis­ factory answer to any other “Wanf.is to “give public notice” of THAT WANT, and the most economical medium of giving the public notice of YOUR wants is tbe WantAd section of this newspaper HASTINGS BANNER WANT-ADS GET RESULTS PINE LAKE. Clark Nottingham was ill with German measles during the past week. Mr.4. Anna Draper entertained cousins from Chicago and Allegan for the week cnd. On Saturday evdnlng Imo John­ son entertained al thc home of Mrs. Clara Nichols, with a kitchen show­ er. honoring her sister, Cleon War­ ner. Lee and John KUhck made a bus­ iness trip to Lansing on Monday evening. Paul Brouard of Loa Angeles. Cal­ ifornia, arrived on Monday evening to spend some time al the home of his uncle. N. H. Brouard. Bunday, Ruth Nottingham attend­ ed the tulip festival at Holland. On Tuesday evening she was one of thc (seventeen honor students of Plain well High school who were given a banquet by the Homo Economics bias*. The board of education, thc superintendent and principal were also guests. Miss Dorothy Brouard, who teach­ es at South Haven, spent the week end at her home here. CLAY HILLS. Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Nancy Cline in Parmalee Thursday. Donald Churchill of''Middleville Vteited hte uncle and aunt, Leon Ports and wife. Frida/ night and Saturday. Francis Haight and family of Home Acre* spent the week end With his parents, Eugene Haight and wife. Pierce Btlmpaon and family of West Parmalee were vis­ itors at the Haight home Bunday. Vance Sharp and wife of Mid­ dleville were callers at Ouy McNee's Thursday evening. ONLY A FEW DAYS MEMORIAL DAY DUSTPROOF LOCAL HIGHWAYS'NOW1 emorial day is one of the "high dangerous roads for Memorial Day? 1 spots" of the year for many people. Families pile into their Will your citizens and their homes be burled under dust clouds stirred cars to go places and do things. up by passing mqtorists? dustproof several miles a day. And Or will you please bolb driver and when your rpads and street* have resident by dustproofing local high­ been dustproofed, you will find they M What a disappointment to drive through blinding dust, to have fenders pulled off, or to jurrip around in loose gravell Dusty roads can be made dustless, in a few hours by applying Dowflake. A truck ond spreader con ways with clean moisture, brought last longer and cost less te maintain. to the road surface by moisture­ Write for our booklet, "How to Con­ Will ygur community absorbing Dowflake trol Dust." Start now and have din*- offer the public dusty, Calcium Chloride? less roads for Memorial Day trcdMc. THE DOW CHEMICAL Ou^ COMPANY, MIDLAND, DOWFL 4 CAICIUM CHLOR P �THE FOUXTYEt MOMTOAOl FOUCLOaVM. fGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY t3, 1834 I COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ASSYRIA. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Case called Houghtalln Sunday. Desirable Investment Grove called at Waller Ickea’ Bat- thcrl' bT H>-de 43 leader; received honor* j th* d*i« j when Mur jorie Jones won first place | •nd tuca in the County Style show, which 1*. ““"I.r hiizl Hte i.'J.'F ---- r. **. ’••» nt th* p«w*r ot state meet at Lansing in July. Mar- n p McNutt. . Jor)e nped tcn aUo reived an'« « award for the best work in thc L' u •f group B*o*>. lab ■ The 4-H Club work In Handicraft ’• " at the Stevens school, under* lhe. / Smusv* l*bi* of April Ilxrn. >1 dec. W.li Miller. C Ala. Wool r.atrurlM ----- •ii'.T.:!: ary*.------------- her tine lion in their fine exhibit at the J: County Achievement display Galen r. Mr<irai» lahar Bristol won an award for the best »' tab** work In lhe group J*”*' _ Lyman Tompkins spent part of1. Hoi..o>»n u>-«c »«• last week at lhe University hospital ‘ "'."i at Ann Arbor for observation and imth treatment *- ' Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Warner of Detroit were here for Mother’s day ■» at the Mr- and Mrs. Fred Miller home of the Ellis district and at Mr. hn.r'**V*' and Mrs. Homer Warner's of Has- BISSELL R. MePEEK. Circuit Kim Sir I er. AtUrn.T tor PlslsUff. MOT1CB TO CREDITORS. MORTGAGE 8AL3 » Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gray were MirMgan.thl. 3oih Sunday ucsts of his brother. Mr. 134 and Mrs. Ernest Oray. of Maple I * Grove. I it Miss Helen Gray, who is employed 1II Addrr at the Charles Serven general mer- j‘ chandlse store at Assyria Center j « CHANCERY ORDER has been off duty the past week due 1 m to illness. She returned to her work E Monday. The Eagle school closes Its work on Friday. May 18, with a picnic dinner and program. Miss Velma Hunt, teacher, will return for an­ ' other year. i Sunday guests at the Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Serven home were, their daughter. Bernice of Ann Arbor, and friend Howad Getty, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Serven of Middle­ ville. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Serven of the Eagle district have announced thc engagement and approaching marriage of their eldest daughter. ....................................... .... «™>.«/■ H°"td id enrpciTitinn 1.* ditwicci. which pc , ty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Getty •he •«.!»»h or .aid o( Middleville. Miss Serven is em. ployed by the Home Owners Loan h? "by'oHDERKn Cor paratIon at Ann_ Arbor. Ind*rj7'?d ■ aid d> HIGHBANK. '23rd I Last Week’s Letter, dork The last meeting of thc Moore nlng. .There and ,— -------- —will - --be- a• program *--■ refreshments will be served. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Forest Bldciman j M spent Thursday at Mrs. Saddler’s In’ U' Hastings, 1 Mr. aiid Mrs. Vtorth Green and | son. Marshall, and Earl Marshall of Marshall were Sunday guest.-, of Mr h a. LyBart and Mrs. Curt Marshall. *"“» < Mr and Mrs. Harry Green and | wortbin<*on n family of Barryville and guests of | .uppiiea .... Battle Creek spent Sunday with Mr ! <»M» ' and Mrs. George Green. Ijj 1 George Hoffman. Jr., of Coldwa- i < •■* ’ter was n Sunday guest of his ar- ’ enL«. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Norman Sherman । of Hastings were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bldelman. Mr and Mrs. Fredrlc Swartz and family and Mrs. Margaret Smith nnd son. Victor, of Battle Creek were Sunday guests bf Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daly. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Reid and son of Bedford and Mr. and Mrs. Ekabecker and family of Urbandale were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. Fred Reid . Aid Miller, Laurel Marshall ofXPontlac was t rraotutlon home over Sunday. Ra.olutlon. ORDF.RF.O that tinor thu order akaii ",d ,1; ihe HOTICH TO CREDITOM. COAL NOTICE TO CREDITOR. According to the code, coal prices are to advance every month. You can see the advantage in placing your order at once. We carry grades of coal to suit every need and you will find our service prompt and pleasing was fine Let us. tell yoa about “NATIONAL Jffje Rational ffirian & N Unueatnwnt flfotnpqny 1150 Griswold St, Detroit, Mlcb. D«troU’i OUttt BalUU* and John o"nl verXy shares. LDtRAL HOML U ,Wh *eddlng ann‘- with a picnic dinner for teacher and J. L. Maua, Hastings, Mich. and kx™ j-.—a. scholars and some former scholars. i**s ter. LaVem. entertained the follow- ^ ’^d't^t a^^y^U^ond mT will be back again next year. . • MIm Veronica O Brien. Mias Ann - Guyla Pease and family visited >3 jo j Kramer and Miss Hazel Brady. at Lawrence Bostwick and family of s os Mr. and Mrs. Wm. carter and litcast Augusta Sunday. 207 'tie son of Kalamazoo spent Sunday 3-m with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Waugh. 13.311 Mr. and Mrs. Applegate and 'H; [daughter. Mis* Elsie, spent the week 5 2^ lend at Glendale visiting relative*. 5.251 Miss Mildred Honken and Ivan Gaskill Of Hastings were Sunday 1 io visitors at the E. L. MacLeod home. •"'’I Mr and Mrs. Otto Lockstedt motopid to Elkhart. Ind.. Saturday to attend thc Spanish American war veterans reunion. ■30 Mr. and Mrs. Merle Clark enter­ 50 tained friends from Grand Rapid* 'Every-day Low Prices” Makes it Convenient, Economical. Sunday. .. . __ I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pennels of Kaland Completely Satisfactory ! so amasoo spent Sunday with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pennels. j»7 Helen Davenpdrt spent the week 13.M end with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Patton 128 W. State St. i:oo of Delton. All Price* Include Punch Bowl. Dole No. 3 5.00 Mr. and Mr* Harry Pennels vialt. Hastings, Michigan the 3% Sale* Tax Broken Slices. ed friends at Kalamazoo Sunday. No. 2 Can 5uo Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum en5.00 | tertained relatives from Kalamazoo Sunday.^ Mrs Replogle spent Sunday with Loo THOMAS SPECIAL her daughter. Mrs. Everett McCal­ 5 00 5.00 lum. of the McCallum district. Delightful for its 5 00 Rev. Holtz returned from Detroit fine flavor. 'Lb. ’ । "j Sunday night after attending the 5.00 conference. Rev Holtz received his 5 00 5.00 orders to move next week to Eu­ 5 00 reka. The Holt* family have been 5.00 For 5.00 with us for four years and we will i Pkgs. 00 I miss them very much. Both Mr. and 1 Desserts $.00 Mrs. Holtz take an interest in young j 5.00 2 50 folks and they will be missed as much by the younger folks as by everyone else In the community. Choice Hand Their many friends wish them good luck and prosperity in their new Picked Navy Beans home and surroundings al Eureka. Mrs. Harry Owens and little daughter. Mary, of Kalamazoo spent I' A I PURE RENDERED Sunday at their home here. BRANCH DISTRICT. Lbs. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column FILL YOUR MARKET BASKET AT C. THOMAS STORES PINEAPPLE 17c COFFEE KREMEL BEANS J 3.SO 12.00 .35 no 50 Lj/xl\L/ Week s' Letter. There were about ninety-five peo­ ple who enjoyed the Mother’s Day program at the North Evangelical church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Willitts and baby and Clayton Willitts of De­ troit brought their brother. Harold, home from Ann Arbor Saturday and spent the week end with the home folks. Our pastor. Rev E Rhoades, ex- CAT Ah kJ Zlk 3 IN BULK SALMON trolt Tuesday morning. Mrs. Rhoades Is taking serum treatments for her Illness. We hope she makes a speedy recovery. home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Lathrop and Mr*. Louise Lathrop 'sailed an friends here enroute from Pontiac to their home near Prairieville. Evelyn Day. of Lansing, spent the week end. with her mother. Mr*. Clara Day) and her sisters at their home here. 21c 10c 10c Finest Alaska Pink dressing LX Tri-Point. Quart Jar FLOUR GRAHAM FLOUR 13c 23c fresh mayonnaise in 90 seconds! GOLD MEDAL <£ 1 Q0 V 1-- Kitchen-Tested 24*4.>lb. Sack 1-lb. Can Quick mayonnaise maker £ pOUDd O Sack. ZUC Pabst-ett A Delicious , POST ■EwSa TOASTIES t AN85e Plain or Pimento BUY NOW AT SUMMER PRICES! NORTHWEST RUTLAND. Last Weeks Letter. Mrs. Mary Mills, who has been ill for such a long tim^at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mat Bedford, near Middleville, came home a week ago Sunday and Is slowly gaining strength. Mr. and Mrs. James Burdick of Portland visited the Utter's ■ sister. Mrs. Jim Dibble, and family over the MOBTOAOE FORECLOSURE bld.lri SMITH BROTHERS VELTE & COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dodge of Lan­ sing visited their parents, Mr. and Mra. Ed. Whitright Sunday. Wesley Benedict. Mixa Ethelmay Haskin. Miss Wanda Elsetjheimer and Jim Bailey of Lansing visited Sunday in the John Benedict home Oammunlty meeting Saturday. May 18. at the town hall. Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie Multan have charge of the program and Mr. and Mn. Dell Cotton are the supper committee. Thia 1* the annual election of of­ ficer* and it is hoped all members STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Last Week* Letter. Mr. and Mr*. Ed. Rice will enter­ tain the Aid Society Wednesday. May 23. with a pot luck dinner. Everyone come. Mr. and Mrs. E A. Reynolds'and Mr. and Mr*. Lester Reynolds spent the week end visiting Mrs. Gerard in Holland. ter, Mn Ethel Laraway. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swanson and son. of Big Rapids and Mrs. Wayne Wheeler of Battle creek spent the Dealar. In WOOL, GRAIN. SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. PHONE 2257 „ , was well attended and Uie program given by Mr. and Mra. Rydman was greatly enjoyed. Harold Sage, who has been In Community hospital at Nashville for BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY Sunday *?■ । Howard Dudley for being the young' | est mother present. Mrs. Edith >r I Campbell won a prize for, having thejargest number of children pres­ ent. Each was presented witii roses, red for the oldest; white for the youngest and pink for Mr*. CLOVERDALE. Edith Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kahto and Mr. and Mra. Charlie Whipple children of Orangeville were Satur­ and son ot Augusta spent Sunday day evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. with Henry Leinaar and family. Ross Pierce. Mr and M™ wilh** Frlends'of Iv,n CamP**11 and wUe oi Han' • ' a • laid Plaintiff' reasonable assurance ot the SAk'ETY of his principal. !y. y Bunnell chtlreh Onu oa E*th 3 *u, 23c 1 ------ W Data* al Kutta**. Michigan. Ula SO Ik Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mr*. Or­ ville Punall of Durfee district spent Bunday with Mr. and Mn. Delbert No. 2'4 Can Pure New Orleans. Aunt Dinah. 17c SHEFFORD 15c NOODLES ~ 2 15c Fine Flavored Process Cheese. Several Varieties. Or Fould's Macaroni or Spaghetti. Spice Jars Olives Fresh, Plump. Tasty. In Bulk. Kellogg’. WHOLE WHEAT FLAKES 1 Pkg. Free with purchase of 2 Salt 24c 10 17c Clean Quick m 29c 5-Lb. Box Soap Chip*. Oxydol 3%. 25c Kitchen Klenzer 6c . 15c Salad, stuffed. Broken. Vanilla MARSHMALLOWS 14c 10c Pine Quality Spices. ISfjX1 15c Or Lemon. Keystone Jug. XT* 23c Pickles . SWEET MIXED £7 20c Bitquick Makes Perfect Biscuits. We Carry an Attractive Stock of FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES ASPARAGUS 2^ 15c FANCY home gbown ALSO FRESH PINEAPPLES CUCUMBERS STRAWBERRIES CARROTS RADISHES SPINACH Hurts Only Dirt. La France 3 children of Hastings. Mr. and Mra- 17C ’“42 MOLASSES Multiplies 5Q0 Time* In Suds. HASTINGS PM: ALSO KELLOOO CORM FLAKES 25c LEMONS “Sunkin- Dor. 29c � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-05-30.pdf b90190039914ac31a89e403487bb342f PDF Text Text SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR 10 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MAY 30,1934 PSYMENTS IRE ' / >f IGMVES DECORAT MISUNDEflSTOOD $ports ^urin^^acation Per*°d ED SUNDAY P. Nl. I\ CORN.HOG CONTRACTS TO BE OARED FOR BOON I I AS POSSIBLE z v \ /nziiili/Mi O z t «• i rl Joe Brozak to Direct Play at Fair Grounds Commencing June 11 AMERICAN LEGION POST , AND UNIT VISITED be played each CEMETERIES The beginning of supervised play tests. Two games will I for the youngsters of Hastings wlU p M . starting at one o'clock. The1 ..... . . different wards have teams arsonI. on Monday, Jone 11 .1 ,he ririr, J""™ [ BIG TIME SATURDAY—OX ROAST AT GRAND LEDGE 00438515 Fitzgerald to Announce Can­ didacy—Green and Ohase Osborn to Speak President Stuart Clement of the . Barry County Fltzgerald-for-Oovernor Club, was notified Tuesday that Grand Ledge Is making great preparations for next Saturday, । , when Mr. Fitzgerald will make his formal announcement as candidate for the republican nomination for ' the governorship in that. city. There CE HERE IS > FIRST CLASS AGAII FlLLFlU I U (IFFIPFfiQ lncrcased Activity in Local^ Ul I lULllU Factories, All-Around Piok- EfflS70rDEIWt -------// ' Up Responsible for Gain DR. B. A. PERRY CHOSEN post office receipts of 870423.15 TEAM CAPTAIN!, BOOH ER8 REPORT ON DBIVB pul this *branch up In the first TO SERVE AGAIN AS ---------- - -here ------------class division again, according to TOR 800UT FUNDS PRESIDENT Will Field, postmaster. Actually the [local office Li only given credit for NUMBER OF DECEASED •864432 15. but this was still suffl- GOAL SET AT $1,725 ORGANIZATION BACKS [dent to place Hastings up In the grounds. [teams that may wish to ploy may। ----------------------- -----------------------VETERANS INCREASING MAY BE ACHIEVED TWO BIG PROJECTS division. The basis for classlfiHie morning prograin will be for1 do ro. *Fhe age of groups for the1 cation Is figured from 85 per cent T „„„, w i » i „ , boys between the ages of seven aj»d, afternoons will be" 14 years and ovrt- a, . .. „ ... o l » • n . of receipts from January 1 to June Successful Junior x Office. Local Work Being Handled fourteen. Any other boys who may I Any other boys who wish to play Sixteen Oivil War Soldiers Sponsors Fish Rearing Pond M ,„ d „ 0I u, e raeipu ernors Fred W. Green and Chase -- -■ • -----to come %t that lime will be will also be welcome and a dunce.! ----Left in Oounty— —Nine Hold Council Meeting And by Committee of Three (wishwelcome. Osborn will also give addresses. No —Brings Wolverine Beagle ‘ro,n -W 1 to December 31. Hie hours fixed will be given them. Tiiere will aUo be । doubt many from Barry county will Report on Duties piriirt Ts-inia A nr8t claM P081 offlce mu,it htve Members Die During Year ■/ ---------from 0:30 to 12 o’clock. Several horseshoe pitching and other actlvlField Trials Here , business in excess of 86O.OOO. a sec­ attend. r Misunderstanding about the time !> baseball oiucouu teams have nave already aireaoy been nctn ties ucs for tor the uie afternoon. nircmoon. About 100 boosters of,the ,w. । On Sunday a large delegation of Dr. Burton A. Perry, local veler- , ond class poet office business in ex- campaign for Camp Fire OlrU and It of payment to farmers on the com-tn. — are ... the generali outlines »for — American Legion men and Auxiliary I Mr. Fitzgerald is a native of I organized. Any other teams or boys | These hog contracts should not cause Bar- 1I wishing to play may see Mr. Bro-1 the forenoon and afternoon actlvi- women decorated the graves of Grand Ledge. and his home town Inarlan. was re-elected unanimously cess of 850.000 and a third class post Scout funds met in Castle Hall here to serve as president of the Barry office business In excess of $40,000. at six o'clock Saturday evening to rv county farmers to prejudice their I[znk at any time and make arrange- : " ties ------of * **•* the ~ boys. — Mr. --------------Brozak will *— be World war veterans In the various will boost him to the limit. County Rod and Gun Club for the^A greater Increase In mailing volI claims to benefit payments by plant- menls. It U the aim to hive every1 present every day and give his un­ cemeteries of the county. comlng season. Charley James was'time by the local factories and a captains. I • Ing land to crops not permitted un-1[boy in Hastings get some good.I , [ divided attention to making the play Following are the names of the named vice-president and Max Die- general all around pick-up in traffic I der the contract, according to Wm. ‘clean, wholesome play and enjoy-|j enjoyable and helpful to every deceased veterans and the names of Because of the fart that pledges trich. secretary-treasurer, both by ‘ has been responsible for this *In “ ­ are still coming In. an exact sum­ I Strain. Assyria, chairman of the [ 1 ment during the vacation period. ।[ youngster. No belter selection to the cemeteries in which they are unanimous votes. Al Bessmer of < crease. ------- Mr. Field said. | Besides baseball, there will be soft have charge of the dally programs burled: | county allotment committee. mary is not yet possible. However it Hastings and Henry Moorhus of • | Too much optimism about the | ball, volley ball, track and field/could have been made. He is a prime appeared that more than 400 boaUFuller Cemetery—Orover LancasDelton, whose terms as directors ex- I I , speed with which the contracts 1 events, horse shoe pitching and.,[ favorite with the boys and has the ers had been obtained and that Um pirtd this month were unanimously I ( could be handled led to a misunder- i! various games to suit the needs and knack of Interesting them. We are1 Woodland—Paul Smith. goal of 81,725 may possibly bf re-elected to « rve for a three year 11 I standing about the time of pay- likes of the many group oges. A. sure the people of Hastings will be, Nashville — Horry 5' Pierce. reached. Immediately after the din­ period. Art Westerlind was named [ IK SUMPTUOUSNESS OF in ---the — su- Charles s,. E. n.n.,, Allen. John W. Reynolds I menu. Another factor which caused j sand box la also planned for the [ increasingly interested -------- ------ ... n. ncynuiua. ner the Junior city council, made up as the director for one year to fill [ I still smaller youngsters who may| I confusion was the intention of fedir pervlsed --------J summer summer play play as as It It has has been been Ernest Ernest Swan. Swan. Adelbert Adelbert Fowler. Fowler. HerHer- ITS APPOINTMENTS AND of the successful Scout cgDdldalM the vacancy left by Charley James., |arranged. | erul authorities to make early pay­ attend. | arranged. Watch for further an-,rick an-|rtck Swarts. Fred D. Miller. Harold from Uie Junior city election, held IN GAMBLING AS WELL I who still had one year to serve. I The afternoon program for boys । nouncementa In the Banner next s. Power. Howard R. Sprague. Hugh their meeting and reported on their menu in *ome counties where the 1 Two important projects were un- __ „„„„ activities for the day. Id. Hecker and Clare D. Harvey. need was greatest. With the best will consist mainly of baseball con- week. dertaken by the Club during the HEALTH DEPT. AND MED ------- I Wilcox—Wm. WcTcher and Marion BUT THE GLORY OF This victory dinner was a climax intentionx ln the world, it is imposlyear. tto sponsoring of a fisTTrear" ' I---- ...---------------------... I0AL g00IZTY UlnTZ I slblc to make immediate paymenu । Earl Demaray. TIAJUANA FADES lng pQnd at Oran«cvlIle nnd bring-1 I on hundreds of thousands of con­ JUBILEE SINGERS AT Friday morning al seven o'clock In I | Joy—Ezra Towhsend and Harryr«uw, lng tlie p,eld ofthe Wolver. | IN PROJECT I trocU. the Fuller hall at which time plans Holcomb. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I Barryvllie—McKinley Main. and preparations for the Dawn to Benefit paymenta are made only In Our■ Prohibition Tl„v.cl“b “JJ" 1 after the conlracU have been ap­ ' । Sponable—Andrew Burchette. 1 "when""completed? the rearing ENCOURAGE IMMUNITiajuAna Reached Ita A crowd of more than eighty men proved in Washington. Some checks Group From Utica, Famous Banfield—George Powers, 1 have been malftd to regions where I pond wiU make It penelble to ,upply ZATION FOR CHILDREN and women turned out for this Hickory Corners—Dr. M. J. Cross. Golden Age for Its Rendering of Ne- [ Barry cuuniy county lakes from nuu.500,-I1 o 1I carry IUKC1 with wnn irom jPercy Nunemaker and Isaac House. breakfast. was extreme need, due to crop failOf course no one visiting San 000 to 800,000 fingerling blueglUs U urea. The Barry county allotment gro Spirituals j Prairieville—George Ketcham and Diego would want to go there with- annually. The Field Trials of the Every Child Between Nine AMOUNT TO BE RAISF.D BY I committee does not believe that v . । Robert Underwood. An attractive program of negro ' out a trip to Ttajuana and Aguas Wolverine Beagle Club Is one of the Months and Six Years Can Junior city officers. Herewith la I Yarmera here wlsli to have their [ spirituals and old fashioned songs Brash Ridge—Smith Harrison. TAX IS FIXED AT I dates of payment based upon the will be presented by the Utica Ju' Rutland—Otto T. Leslie and Bur- Calientes They arc only .a short big events of its kind In this section Be Given Toxoid distance away, perhaps 15 or 20 ’ of the country. Some of the cholc331,600 I assumption of dire need. and. per-1 bilee Negro Singers in the Presby-, jdette Christie. The Barry County Health Depart­ of the Blue party: miles from San Diego, with a pleas-, est Beagle stock tn the middle west I Middleville—Arthur Finkbelner, - > . —- . . act,on —----- - Postpone pay- terian church. 111un.11 Hastings, numuikc*. on un Monday aioiiuay ment and the County Medical So­ I ment in nr— ' A,. —1—— June 4. commencing at RATE WILL BE ABOUT Mayor—Lyle Kurr. | Chas. D. Benaway. Otho K. Hull. ant drive over a good paved road to will be brought here and a large ment in districts districts when* where farmers fanners arc evening. the border. But it lands you in Old crowd of sportsmen will be on hand ciety have under way a diphtheria City Clerk—Bill Ransom. actually in need of life's necessities. 7:30 o’clock, according to the Rev. ।1 Walter' *-*O. ziflluiu Hanna UIU1 and LX.*O Leo Tinker. — — ftr-aimn All miirnnKCT. Mexico al the upper purtaof Lower to follow the trials. prevention program for children Pajments on hog contracts are John W Kltchlng. 72 CENTS ON THE $100 Intng—Howard J Moulton. California that long, long neck of Dr. Perry, as president of the Club, from nine months to six years of Justice of Peace—John Erway. mad* three Installments. The Thia group of sniRcrs singers comes comes irorrv front _—-- In -------— ,Jlla K tuup 01 : । Mount Calvary—Jos. Thompson land extending hundreds of miles I has devoted a considerable amount age. Diphtheria prevention pro­ ilrst. installment IriKfallmAnt U lc two'dollars per Utica. Miss., and .. , sang .... at... .. Justice at peace—Justin Cooley. first the CcnLaM Year Council U.ed the |j Tomorrow. Decoration ------------to the south with the ocean on one; of time to directing the affair. This grams in the past have been carried Aldermen—Robert Cauktn, Nornead on 75 per cent of the average' tury of Progress exposition. Chicago, Day. the out largely in schools. and many number of hogs marketed in the last summer. The group has been [graves of thoee who are burled in side and the Gulf of California on j is particularly true of the details Savings Accounts to mothers, as a result, have waited Marshall Cook. John Barnett, SUvthe other. Lower California seems I involved In getting the fish pond 'the Riverside cemetery will be dec­ past two years. A fanner who sold 1 .selected twice by the New York to be a land perpetually shrouded project under way. George Stim- until their children are of rrtiool Lighten Tax Load an average of 12 hogs per year! Telegraph for Its "All American iorated during the memorial services with centuries of mystery. We read ner. Conservation officer, has also age before having them Immunized. Tlie city council on Friday eve- ।in the forenoon. They are: Gerald Shultz. . would get 818. minus his share of lo- BroudcjLst," as the best singers of neof it. we hear about it. but really no j been one of the prime movers in This Is a very great mistake when cal fxjx-nse as soon as the contracts | gro spiritual.! in the United Stales, ulna .aopted It, budget lor thel, Hastings. Riverside—Raymond v C.. „„ B wllIUm one seems to know much about it. i making this first year a succeasful we see that 80 per cent of the chil­ Orville Ballance. ore approved In Washington. The During 1930 and 1931 the group cur, n«-.l rear, beginning Jul, 1. If it were owned by the United 1 one. Many others gave their assisl- dren that die of diphtheria are unperri--------s Oal] 8.- Saunders, - - • — 60 matJo thls m*dc a trip to Euro|>e lasting elgh- 19.14 and ending July I. 1935. The ------Philip States I am certain (hat long ago ance. Henry Osborn. George Leon­ tall will be 89: and the third check teen months during which time it budget provides the following funds1 Palmaticr, Philip D. Scott. Edward il would have been developed into a ard. Earl Boyes. Charley James son the physicians of the county if the hi zi 21 wumrico countries uiiu and wu* was ci. en- and apportionments for each: ;Leo Harrington. Laverne H. Sutton, resort section of world-wide repu-1 Max Dietrich. Al Bessmer. Henry are encourtging immunization and slructions from corresponding a ,paid next spring ■ "........... - contract'fang -*■* riuix m officers of the city government, terma have been met. will be 818. thusiostically received everywhere. Contingent Fund .......810,000 [[ John T- Bush. Guy Settles and Gen. tallon. With the nice warm climate j tan™ with th. ni~ - Mdorhus and Art Westerlind Kim emphasizing it for children of nine boy receives a definite assign 0081 of administration. in December u. of this thia year year the IT Police Fund ................ j A. D. KnLskem. ... It must have, tempered by the cool ­ months to two years of age. The thre« payments will total 845. group will leave the United States and makes a report later at tin Fire Fund ------- --------3.000 Besides the World war veterans ing breezes from the ocean and the Sigler has assisted the Club tn vari­ With parents having an opportun­ ntor copncil meeting. ous legal matters. minus a small amount for local ex- for a tour of the Orient including .. 1 000 ‘named above, there are a number Sewer Fund--------------Gulf, it would seem that It must The present Barry County Rod ity to receive diphtheria protection (Contlnued on page three) General Street Fund Honolulu, Japan, chhut. India and ■who resided In Barry county before present rejMibllitics as a resort refor their children, even though they Library Fund (they went to war, but their remains glcxi'secAid to none other in the and Gun Club is a continuation of do not have funds for this purpose, JUNIOR HIGH TO the organization which formerly Street Llghtnlg Fund were interred in cemeteries in other world. Doubtless, too. It would have Herewith is the program to be ) COURT HOUSE CLOCK there is no reason why this disease STAGE MINS1 counties, so the names do not ap­ other values besides that of a resort was active here until 1922. The or­ should not be stamped out of Barry presented Monday: ganization was inactive until last Total pear here. MAY OPERATE AGAIN I Oot a.Home in Dat Rack—Law­ area. As it is now. it will doubtless county completely. Tn addition there will be levied a, J On scarcely can realize that so continue to remain shrouded Ui mys­ May when George Sumner got a rence Brown. Event WiU Be Farewell The parents of Chicago children group of Interested sportsmen to­ Go Down Moses—Burleigh. i tax of-one-fifth of one mill to sup- ‘1 many World war men are gone as tery as long as It remains in the । Mechanism in Good Order gether for the purpose of re-forming have demonstrated the value of tax- sembly Program for Oral Deep River—Burleigh. (•port a city band, which the citizens; are named above, but lime takes its possession of the Mexicans, who old administration. In 1929 there the Club. Master Control Device Is Goin' Home—Wm. Arms Fisher. .... Anril ,. K.M ..e.School Thia Year of Hastings voted at the April elec­ holi ot the young as well as the old. have a reputation of putting off un­ elecWork on the ponds, which has were 367 deaths from diphtheria In -----amount --of the During the past year the ranks of til next year, or the next decade, Poor Black Sinner—Niles. tion. The T*---------------**■" band tax ‘*" Main Problem Chicago, and this was an average Studenu of Junior High a cannot be known until the board of ‘he Civil war veterans have been the things that they ought to do at been held up since the CWA sus­ year. In 1830 the Chicago Health will put on a real old time mil Poor Unde Ned—Wm. Foster. Some tlme-within the near future pended operations In April, will be ­ review shall complete its work and thinned by death, the following hav- once. Old Black Joe—Wm. Foster. the court house clock, silent tor gin again Thursday under the Department began immunization of Mighty Lak a Rose—Nevin.1 determine the total assessed valua- lln6 answered the last roll call: Iru As stated above Tlajuana and babies. BY 1031, 90 per cent of the day morolnf. May >1. oomM about five years, may begin tolling tion of the city. The total budget, I Brooks. Jolin Rogers. Gideon Ken- Agues Citllentes, Old Mexico, are FERju The ponds will be completed Who Knows?—Oley Speaks? ,1 1O:1S o'clock, according to off the hours again, if the efforts of as can be seen, leaving out the band. I nedy. tyilllam Bivens. Gilbert Peek. places -only 15 or 20 miles south of In about two weeks In time to be­ been immunized against diphtheria. Hallelujah—Minstrel Song. George Balch of the local branch of "Watermelon Song.1' "River Stay U $31,500. Tills compares with 826.- Alonzo Cudwallader. Richard Mui- Ban Dleio—and probably not that gin a planting of fish this season. During the past year there has not the music. This will be the farewell the Michigan Bell Telephone Com­ last, year. , B. ------------------Potter and ----------------John Mll- far. In rompany with Mr. and Mrs. ■Way From My Door." "Colorado500 _______ . . lis. ...Lucien ----- -----been a single death from tills dis­ Central school assembly' program at pany and William B Bundy, a Bell Moon." also readings In color from । The library fund raised last year eryear ' 'ler Jontps Ironside—we spent a most CROWDS ATTEND PRAI­ ease In Chicago. the year. The complete program la Telephone engineer, arc successful. Dunbar. Johnson, Tyfer and D.cy. Drey. ।. was —. — -------------- ------------------- -------------------81.700. and is 81.000 this year. I Surviving civil war-veterans are: enjoyable day at Tiajuana and tak- 1 Diphtheria toxoid is given In two as follows: According to Balch the striking RIEVILLE MEETINGS doses A silver offering will be token dur- f But the council has voted that the the ! George c. C. BradUh, Bradtsh, James A. Mac Mac-­ ing in the races at Aguas Calientes. I at an interval of two weeks. Welcome—Gerald Shults. mechanism and the control box arc ing the program to defray the ex-1 city's share of beer licenses, 8765.00.; Donald, Charles Cruso, Elijah Both places are just below **-the In infants thcre-i* no arm soreness all in good mechanical order, and I>cnses of bringing this fine enter- ।shall go into the library fund. ‘ Round. David W. Moulton. Fay WilInteresting Programs for Ev- or general reaction. The protection ' (Continued on page six) can be put in first class order with a talnment here. bringing the total to a little above bc>'. Walter Coats, c. 8, Hunt. M lasts for life. Even thougji the ery Evening — Close few minor repairs. The main dL “^'" llfficulv the amount raised by tax lastf®- Brooks, Charles Francisco. Trudiphtheria germ gets into the throat CITY TO PURCHASE ty will be In arranging for a mast.. master , . lyear. The only difference is that mftn O' Webber, William Waffle, Next Sunday of the protected child.-no symp­ control clock for operating the FEDERAL FARM LOANS 10,000 GALS. ASPHALT Meetings are being held In the toms of diphtheria develop, and the beer ukcusca licenses win will pay • 8766.00. • L. I'the *«•= uvx:i iqo.uu. Dewitt C- Blasdell, Jacob H. Klugh, mechanism. Both Mr. Bundy and while the tavnaven will ha rellavazt Harry HarrV Wickwire and Dr. H. C. PeckPeck ­ Prairieville Methodist church, con­ child does not have the disease. 70 PER CENT OF TOTAL ““ '"‘“/I™*?!' * rcll'™d Mr. Bald) believe that this can be ham. . i to the extent of 8700.00. ReBurfaoing of the Tarmac ducted by the author it that won­ The part that every parent should Esmonds. done with little expense by using Whistlin' in the Dark and Throw ai m « •> . ■, , But everyone knew that the budderful song. "The Old Rugged Cross." play In this program is very simple. one of the new type electric clocks v Streets to Begin Later For Hix Mos. Ending April 1, gel last year would not cover the VISIT PEONY GARDENS What seemed quite wonderful was It involves taking their own child tet, Leon van DaUen, Vemor Frwwhich keep running even when the in the Summer the attendance at the 9:35 service to the family physician and having Federal Loans Far Ex0081 oi the c,t x government. The current Is shut off momentarily. FROM JUNE 8 to JUNE 12 At the meeting of the city council when the number present was far this simple procedure done. If 100 Stamm, Norman Bogart and Kalita j j ah cm. c|ty. fortunately, then had in savAn old master control mechanism ceeded All Others ln<R funds enough money in banks on Friday night* it was voted that over the 100 murk, with a jnuch per cent of the parents oq-operale, used a number of years ago. Is in --... „ Some farinas have hesitated' to «o that the budget could be reduced Blooms Will Be at TJieir Best the city should purchase a 10,000 larger crowd at the evening service. it will mean that instead of having dark.-possession of Lou Hessmer. local Tumbling—Margaret Bcavsr and Two pianos and pianists. Mrs. 2D cases of diphtheria as we had gallon tank car of No. 9 asphalt for 1 Jeweler, from whose office the court! apply for federal loans on their to 826,500. and In view of conditions During That Time — that •** the city *tax should *—’■* house clock was formerly controlled. I farms because they think that no’, it was fell “ On Thursday night is the com- Shepherd and Miss Dahlstrom at in 1029, we will have no more diph­ I many such loans are being made. (Continued bn page three) Invite Others the price to be 7.0 cents per gallon. the pianos, aided in the wonderful theria in Barry county. Mr. Bundy is of the opinion that —Arietta Arnold. such a master clock would require , The government has compiled sta­ Owing to the fact that it Is dif­ F. O- B. Hastings. The program for this week Is as EXEMPTION REMOVES Some of the Tarmscked roads are more attention and be more ex­ tistics for the United States, for the ROTARY CLUB ENTER­ ficult to arrange a drive for a certain Newton. six months from October 1933 to follows: pensive to operate than a device ! day. it is thought* advisable to have quite badly broken up by the frost "Hambone," dialogue 1934 inclusive, by states, TAINED CIVIL WAR VETS the visits to Peony gardens extend and heavy loads, soresurfacing will Tuesday nlght^Young People's NAMES FROM TAX ROLLS While, manufactured from a small electric March ' Phyllis Newton. types of mortgages record­ clock. A h<x>k-up. he believes, can be showing 1 save them from further destruction. Night. from June 8 to June 12 Inclusive. Wednesday Night—Family Night. Causes Many Renters to Investigations made by the street arranged whereby a light relay will ed during that period. The total Heard a Wonderful Address Persons having cars and planning Thursday Night—Music Night. be operated from the electric clock amount of farm mortgages recorded i on making a visit to any Peony gar­ committee of the council and City and Zabelle Adrounie. on "The New Deal" Lose Vote in Affairs of Friday Night—Men's Night. which In turn will close a heavier in ' this country for that six months den and wishing to take guests will Engineer Sparks have convinced "Chloe" vocal solo—Kart Cappon. was 8857.466.304 Of that total, the I by Ray Foley Saturday Night—An evening with Country Schools please notify the committee, also them that the resurfacing of the relay which In turn will supply the . Junior High basso. Fcderai Land Banks loaned 8368.inc nBSUI1BB Uluo emer . the Sacred Poets and the Story of Tarmac streets will be more satis ­ The Hastings Rotary Club enter ­ current needed for operating the CO7597 ! Because of the $1,000 property tax Harlem Plunkers, Guitar and har. and the Federal Land Bank ulned "oof t^iril W^r veter^s how many guests they can take, as the -Old Rugged cross." factory if made with asphalt. It is clock and a striking mechanism. well as the day they will go. exemption passed by the last aes? Pr™™ Webber of this city ard The meetings will close Sunday slon of the legislature many people . Ocorgc Balch Is the one who con- ' All those wishing to avail them­ believed that coating the Tarmac nJ!S. 7n C’ 8 HUnL °f * ‘h*“’ selves of this opportunity to visit the streets with a liberal covering of night. June 3. Services begin every celved the Idea of putting this clock MMM0nM-£rUt£! who rent farms hava found them­ McLeod, Keith Craig, Keith MMrit* , ,x m°n,hs' ln , noon luncheon Monday. The Rotar- Peony gardens when they are at asphalt will make a much more sat­ evening at eight o'clock. All are cor­ selves cut off from tax rolls entirely, in order again and Mr. Bundy is $ ' ®?°'(>00 00® ords federal farm toahs, ac- • nnd guests heard a most their best will also notify the com­ isfactory, as well as a more durable dially invited. giving assistance in the way of tech- ' No Surrender March,” two piano * I according to L. F. Maus, county nlcal advice. The two of them were * i lnt<’rC5t‘n«T tBlk on "The New 1>al" mittee. • • . pavement. The trouble with Tarmac number, four girls—Ingsrtha Peteri treasurer. up In the court house tower Satur­ Those acting on this committee seems to be that it gets very hard FREEPORT BANK This hits deprived many people son. Ruth Munton, Helen WiU and United States for that six months L).. hlahwav denartment nt the state highway department at and rock-like and, during such a day afternoon looking over the are Miss Sadie Glasgow. Mrs. Frank who have children in school of any Ethel Sayles. equipment and arc quite optimistic )perlod. In Michigan the proportion Lansing. It was one of the finest Adair. Mrs. MUo DeVries and MIm winter as the recent one, when the TO PAY DIVIDEND voice In local school affairs and has ground heaves, the Tarmac breaks. over the prospect of getting “ the -~ held Hie same. The total of mort­ talks ever given to the Rotarians of Margaret Gladstone. brought up Hie question of how to gages recorded for the six months Hastings. We regret that we are un- , Accordingly the council decided Fri­ Another Ten Per Cent Or- become reinstated. This can be done, Ing. clock in working order again. period in this slate was about 816.­ day evening that it would experi­ according to Mr. Maus, by declar­ Missouri WalU'-ms—bli. ‘JT.: US' CEMETERY CIRCLE 500,000, and of that total 111-372,000 i dered Making Total of ment with half the Tarmac streets address, as we are printing the Bjn' ____ _______ ing possession of property which is COUNTY TEACHERS TO represented federal loans on farms. ner a day earlier than usual, and to [• • ELECTED OFFICERS this year, coating them with asphalt a33% Per Cent to Date not exempt—such as watches, rings, ■ The Youngest in the Famay,It can thus be seen that the great Instead of Tarmac. The asphalt Is do thkt had to put down on our I bracelets, automobiles not used for TAKE C0URSE HERE bulk of the loaning on farm mort­ rfading—Ruth Munton. Judge Russell R. McPeek has or­ more yielding and not so brittle, and reading space. form trucking, or other items which ________ Hon. John 0. Ketcham to gages is now being done through it is believed will be a more satisfac­ dered the receiver of the Freeport do not come under the heading of Fifty Barry county teachers, di­ federal agencies. There should be no "Mammy's UlUeOoalBMdt I Speak «t Yaakee Hprioga tory as well as more durable cover- State Bank. Harry Mohrmann. to household furnishings or farm ma­ Mammy Chocolate and Fid vided about equally between city hesitation by anyone who desires to MILE-LONG CARAVAN pay the depositors another ten per inz- / chinery. and country scixwls, will attend the negotiate a loan about applying for TO WATER CARNIVAL Church Bunday cent dividend. This is the third di­ special course gtrenhy Mr. Carter of a federal loan when no out of every vidend declared making a total of ------------- j The members and friends of the EIGHTY-NINE SENIORS the W. 8. T. C. on special education - 1100 loaned an farm mortgages for Four hundred High school stu- ■ Yuiktx Springs Cemetery Circle met 33 1-2 per cent paid since the bank JUDGE McPEEK CALLED 'al problems which will begin here six months were government loans denta in 75 cars and ona. bus. mak- Sunday afternoon and appointed the AT BACCALAUREATE closed which, all things considered, CALENDAR MONDAY Hetep 8 trimback. next Monday. June 4. according to Tlie individual farmer must see that ing a caravan about a mile long, at- following officers; Dan McCallum' Is a good record. , ------------A 1 Superintendent D. A. VanBuskirk. the great majority of such financing tended the annual water carnival at president; Mrs. Bertha Eighty-nine Seniors, together with' And we hazard nothing tn saying Classes will be held for 24 hours 'a U now being carried on through the Streeter's resort. _Oun lake, last vice-president; Mrs. Bert members of the faculty, parents and that I the dividend will be mighty ac­ No More Court Thii Week— Foreman. week, and two to three term hours federal government. ( Wedneaday afternoon. Baseball and secretary; Mrs. Jew Osgood. troAs- friends attended the Baccalaureate ceptable to the bank's depositors. Jury Galled for Next of credit will be granted. water sports supplied the entertain-! urer. service at Central auditorium Sun­ Monday ment while a big dinner, supplied by. The Circle will give a program day, commencing at four o'cdock. ' ALLEGAN TO FEATURE W. S. ROGERS DIES IN NOTICE OF ANNUAL Judge McPeek held court Monthe various classes, wm enjoyed aft- June 3 at the Yankee Springs Rev. John Kltchlng gave the adk SCHOOL MEETING. —’[church at 8:00 p. M , the Hon. John dree. Albert Becker presided. GRANGE EXHIBITIONS erward. HOME IN SPOKANE The/annual meeting of the school endar was called so as to ascertain TO CLOSE I C. Ketcham giving the address. district of the City of Hastings, for ANNOUNCEMENT. Orange exhibits will feature the H. H. S. ANNUAL FOR Word has Just been received that Jury will be sumoned next Monday. the election of school officers and I am a candidate for the nomina­ 1934 OUT TODAY axxcai. wmNa. for the transaction of such other 1034 Allegan oounty fair which will tion for County-Clerk for Barry Winfield Scott Rogers who was born Il U probable that the firet calendar _______ The annual meeting of the stock- county on the Republican ticket, at in Carlton Center, ar.d who has lived business as may lawfully come be­ be enlarged thia year, according to number to be taken will be a jury The Hastings High School Annual-holders of the Hastings Building <L- the primary in September. Your In Spokane. Washington, for more fore It. will be held at the Hastings T. R. Ward, chairman of the Orange civil case. One criminal case will Central school auditorium on Mon- division of the fair. Competition contalnlng 55 pages will be out to- Loan Association will be held on support will be appreciated. than thirty years, died at his home day. the 11th day of June, 1834. at among the Granges is brisk and a day. according to Harold Logan, Tuesday, June 4. 1034. at the office —Adv. there today (Tuesday). Mr. Rogers Clarence E. Davis. ■ 8 00 o'clock P. M. eastern standard friendly rivalry U developing. These head of the Journalism department in the Stebbins Building. Polls will Uine | exhibits will be among the choicest of the Hastings High school. This wiU be open from 7:80 until 0:00 P. M. BAKED GOODS SALE. others being J. M., Hiram. Henry BAUBAIX GAMW. Chas. 8. Potts. President, ... _ ____________ _ Clay and Daniel Webster Rogers, Dated this 22nd day of May. 1934. attractions at the oounty fair. Many be the largest volume of Ita kind in; At ___ Hastings Food _Shop Saturday. Bunday. June 1. Naihvllht vs. Albert H. Carveth, Sec.-Treas. June 2. by Dowling L. A. 8. Phone all of whom were known to people —Adv. Sec. Board, of Education. Oranges are already preparing their several years and will contain the' class history, prophecy and wilt |—Adv. 5-80. ■ enters to 749—Fl 1.—Adv. G. W. Wespinter, displays. REMITTANCE MADE IN TWO INSTALLMENTS , C1LIENTES fl RIVAL TO MONTE CARLO 9^352 07796134 DUI �a»=2--------F1DM LQMS ERE TMSIWOO THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY M. 1834 er’s farm mortgage loans w*a made tbelr debt*, about »123.400. Il w*» CLASSES TO STUDY THORNAPPLE-KELLOGQ estimated, repaid their debts to in Barry county. Mlcitlgan, from baata . *-------- ---- ----------------- ---- «n. SHAKESPEARE CLASSICS CONSOLIDATED NOTES . June 1. 1833. to May 1. 1M4. accord------- , 1100,900. debts ~ u> -------merchant*; -r-----------. Ing to the Farm Credit Admlnbtra- their dcLwtheir debt* to "others." or creditors Miss Maxine Wunderlich to The High School Band lias re-or­ tion. not separately classified, including ganised with Robert Rugg as Presi­ Harry Rllchte hz* recovered from Of this total, farmers in Barry Conduct Groups Dur­ dent. Robert Smith as Sec., and Ed­ hi* recent illness. CLOTHES SHOP county used approximately *240.500. private mortgage lender*, mortgage ...» MV/ WUt. U ing Bummer held , or 77 per cent to refinance their in- loan companies, retired farmers and i The council voted on Friday night on Monday evening. Russell ward Lynd as Treas. Friday night many others to whom farmers were ; wUl be regular rehearsal night dur ­ MOST OF THIS AMOUNT IS। debtednesa. By refinancing, fanners in debt. '■ An eoucattonal to purchase MO feet of new fire ho*c educational club, for the pu- <Cleveland. Bea Scout Skipper, preing the summer months. Ik from from the the third third through Uirruiah the I He 1 new mortgage loan* which - ---------pits Tlie condition of MUs Kathryn USED TO REFINANCE । obtained They will play for the Decoration A total of about *71.800 of loans I eighth grades, is shortly to be start­ they used to repay their old debt*. Clarke Is reported aa Improved, for xwnl'aer. p—< lu™, <o » m ch. which her many friends are glad. DrDBBTEDNBSS (They generally reduced their annual in the county was used for purposes Cd in this dty, beginning probably (interest charges hi doing ao. In a other than the rcrtnancbig of bor- about June 15 and closing the first Mr. and Mrs. Gordon EdmoncU August. number of cases, scale-downs of in­ rowers’ debt*. Of thi* sum. $56,500 and family are moving into the Promotions were made as follows: scho01 «udltorium. NEW MORTGAGES HAVE , debtedness [SCVUWKU UCLUIIOU WMUMN.UVUI was used for the purchase of land; j,fiss Maxine Wunderlich, an exoccurred Ml in connection house owned by Mr* Frank Trego. perienced teacner. teacher. wiu wiU nave have supersuper- ; Second Class—Hubert Bronson. Jr.. LOWER INTEREST RATE'' with the new loon*. loans. These and other and <uiu equipment, tHu.pun..., the v.,v construction or penencea ‘ ‘ m.ni nt h.illrlhiax mid for:.., — ... mat oornBr Bond and Church ■ twYPig. ft tg-H farmers fApm/r, pritxri — Improvement -----------' advantages , benefited of building*, and for vlslon of the dub organization Troop 72; Frederick Clouse. Alpheu* Friday wrote FINIS, to a ( ...ip. ™ ------ —— — vKuun ui me ciuu. inc organuziKin ; u; r-rroencx viuuac. Aipntni* i m ™ ■ kicui ■ _ ...Sts. ' . to acquaint grade school | The rchool reunion that w’M held 'H.rui uses, .!»« including inriudine b . designed -----------------------------------• • IEr. Dunn, Kenneth Dunn. Robert (athldtic year far for T. K. athletes. atbl Govemiuont • Guaranteed, :moxlly. Secondarily, creditors bene- general agricultural ,h' w"m' “»» ” ifited from the receipt of cash ar the provision of'capital, while »16 - children with the works of William ।Hart. Victor Hine, Clinton Hom, (Coach Hoitforth’s teams have enTax Exempt Bonds Now ifllrd fr?m i«celpt °L5“!’._ar 300. the .balance, was used for the, shAkespeare in »uch a way that it David Hull. Gerald Hull, Sidney i Joyed a moat successful reason In all was well attended, about one hun­ bonds L» in exchange AV» far obligation.’ IiWMV. : r _ • ruutlU* ...» -----'—~~ - ' OIUAKCO|M*<U-C UI SUCH B WBJT 111*1 111A1IIU X1UU. U««UU t>UU, OlUIICy , dred and ninety being present. All Used for Payment they held. (purchase of stock in national farm Oppcar HkC t0 them, and at I Hull, Charles A. Newland and Roy sport. A total of *312 300 of Federal Land Of the Ioan money used by farm- loan aMociatlons, for loan fee*, etc. tlje tlme prcpare5 them for1 Hathaway, ail of Troop 89; First Football brought out a great team had a good time. A daughter was bom on Tuesday Rank and Land Bank Commission-1ers in Barry county for refinancing Throughout the United States np- their work later ip High schodl. (Class, Orville Ballance and Robert that won five, lied 1 and lost two 1 .(proximately *675,000.000 of land The plan consists of story hours [Abbey, 72. Gordon Reese. Horace games of a schedule that Included morning. May 29. Co Mr. and Mrs bank and CommUstoner s hums were for the children and the stories by-Edmonds, carl DePrlester, Alton some of the best teams In the state. Harry McClurkin, City Route 5. al made from June I. 1833. to May I. Shakespeare will be dramatized |Herrington. Robert Moylan and A 7-0 win over Lowell. Kent Pennock hpapltal. She weighed seven County Champions, wu the season's pounds and five ounces. 1934. Mast of these loans were made from time to time, game* will be Robert Reese. 51. * to refinance debt* resulting from tlie played and the children made ac- | Merit Badges were awarded to the bright spot. long period of low farm income. quainted with Shakespearean music! following: Bird Study. Lloyd Pet­ The basket ball team won 11 and DODGE HAS ADDED lost 4. for a percentage of 640. Generally farmers pay consider- and dancing. । eraon. 106; Carpentry, John Erway. SEVERALJiEW MODELS The second team lost only to Has­ ably les* interest each year on the Closing the series of studies will 89; —. Cooking, ----------- -. -------Robert 1 Bronson. Bronson. • 72. 72. 'new than on the old loans. Land be a pageant portraying the various F ------ ” Cleveland. —’—■* -------- tings In basket ball, while in foot­ Russell 106. Skipper; -bank loans made through national classics studied, and prizes and di- :Photography. Robert C. Bronson. ball they won four, tied one and lost Forrest Johnson Will Be Olad Boys’ Sizes $1.59 farm loan associations carry an in- ploma* will be awarded those fin- Eugene Bush. 72; Woodwork, Rob­ one. to Talk With Prospect­ This year’s baseball team has com­ [terest rate of 5 per cent, but there is tshing the course. ।ert Bronson. Gerald Shultz and ive Buyers posed a fine record winning seven Bernard Williams, 72; Swimming, la reduction to 4 1-2 per cent until Mis* Wunderlich will noon call (July. 1938. Loan* made direct by upon the parent* to make arrange- Russell Cleveland. 106; Pioneering, of nine games played and the Cham­ The manufacturer* of tlie well pionship of Barry and Eaton county. known Dodge car have just put out I bank* carry a rate of 5 1-2 per cent, ment* for these classes, whioh will Eugene B Bush. —h. 72; — Public "" ----Health. The Track team won the county three additional cars at lower prices. (but there is a reduction to 5 per cent be arranged so they will not con­ Harvey Burges, 8. M.. 72; Civics., meet with a total of 61 points. They Incorporate all the special I until 1938 Tlie rate on Commission- filet with the Dally Vacation Bible Harvey Burgess. 8. M.. 72. Smith, McConnell and Havener features of tlie famous Dodge line The Kim Sigler cup for highest, । er’s loan* is 5 per cent. Against these Schools. IJOO . |J39 . fc]85 We have been making, memorials right graduating this thnt have made it so popular with (rotes farmers in most cases liad been -----------------• • * ’ : percent of Second Class promotions. are the only seniors ........... .o was earned by Ttoop 72. Harvey year so a wealth df material will be all Dodge owners. I paying from 5 per cent to 8 per cent, .«here in Hastings for 28 years. We have Burgess. 8. 8- M. Tlie Hodges Jewelry back for the following season. Read the advertisement of For­ but on numerous loans they had ever been trying to see just how good We cup for highest number of Second rest L. Johnson in this issue. Mr. been paying 9 per cent. 10 per cent. 'Mack” Bunday evening at 8:15. twenty- Johnson represents the Dodge and Class promotions was given Troop : and even above 10 per cent. ( ------------could make them. I Until Marell M Ihe Iwd Ml* «M E.urulnmenL ol lhe Mnd K»six members of the class of 1934 ,Plymouth ........................... z county ___ lines ... in ^_.. Barry and TMmmlMloner’. 1mm .er. nude In ■“«*««• PM>ldM Inr erowd. H. Burgess, 8. M- The Whitman- entered the High school auditorium (will be pleased to talk with anyone euh commeneln, on U.M <UU they » »>“ K •»“ Lathrop cup for highest number of to take seats for Baccalaureate ex-1 m the county who is in the market If you are interested in fine, honest Plain white and the —l— for a good car at a low price. iwere made mainly In the p,vem- n oil Building arena points was earned by Troop 72. Due ercises. Rev A. N- Fields gave tlie -------------memorial work and courteous service, just ment-gu.nuiued build, nt the Fed- a,'d hall al the century o< Prog- to the fact that Troops 89 and 51 address. Rev. Chamberlain offered newest colors etal p.™ MortgW. Crporatinn >“> .?;"'n were very late and the Court was prayers and Rev. McKean read tlie AGENT FOR MAR­ SHALL FURNACE. give us an opportunity to show you some Thw bond., .re e»mpl Irani all *•*’<' “hlm.l ‘-“‘her. *“> ln‘o • finished when they arrived, the cups Scripture lesson. Fred N. Carl, of 1021 8. Church Graduation exercise* will be held were awarded to the Troops that Peter.I. state, munlelp.1 u>d local «' «“»,» “»*• of our distinctive pieces of Memorial Art St., has been appointed ns local Friday evening al 8:00. I taxation, except luna.ei. natal., m- and “<• pul D“‘ them J“m through a scries of were in Court when it opened. agent for the Marshall Furnace Oo.. iMnuum. and anu gift Bu* taxes. They are »t«>U which haa astounded veteran Work. We design and manufacture. Iberitunce manufacturers of the well known VISITED OREGON --------------------------------------- --------[guaranteed fully aa to principal and On»V King and one RECEIVES AN UNUSMr. and Mrs. Harry G. Hayes of [Marshall furnace. Interest by the United Blate* govern- 9th”, »l‘linul tra nef. ®.ve,r. Bt‘ AL APPOINTMENT Hastings. Mich., who have been! Fred hai had special training in I ment. In a relatively short period ‘'mpted o handle Ilona and tiger* visiting here for the past two days, the detail* of this furnace and feel* i after they were IsSued they wld J<*etber in the same act and King In white above par and hod met a favorable record for the number A. A. Kirchner Commissioned <were so interested in the display of ■ prepared to render extra good servin the Oregon Diamond Ju-(ice in installation, or whatever may from' l.rraer. ,n,i u»l, «< bjbusM u <br and pastel shades an Ensign in U. 8. Naval relics (bllee headquarters, that they plan to be desired. His phone Is No. 2523 rrMiton .11 over U.. Unllrt SUM “»» ‘Im. The eiuerummem «IU MICHIGAN PHONE 2497 HASTINGS return here for the week of the ju-(and he will be pleased to confer Reserve Force ' With the use of these bond*, the re- ** trc* °* chMW-. , aqd will be guests of Mr. and with npyone interested in installing In a recent issue of the Grand bllee, ] financing program is going forward " J * Eatabliahed 1907 Fred L. Heath. (a new heating unit. ... BASKETMAKER i Rapids Sunday Herald appeared the Mrs. : INDIAN 1 rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes have been the I--------- nnrriTznv-----------VISITS THORNAPPLE *’.guests of Mr. and Mrs. Heath, hav. ,, , ;.rl AW*’1 .. . ing .lom»d here en rmne tn AMr1 a“Tl' Hgxkdlne .u Mute March ■ DEATH OF REV. R. J. Sl.EE. I Kirchner, son of Mrs. O. A. Davis 1 "Chief Foster.- Indian banket kcv tuce wno ------- ” --------deen. wih. icon Mu PtaneUM. ?>■ «> “ Rev. Hoocrt Robert j J Slee. who wo.-. was i>uapasof this city: < where they .pent the whiter. They her Iwrnie May H. 183g. She waa ”A. A Kirchner. Chief Engineer ' The new Oplino shapes city for three years, but wlu> had v8m ‘h at, ’PJ1 ? 8 will lew.. Mr. In th. m.n.n.g lor Van Wle Noiem' bren fur the past two year* the pas- lft*1 wcck and aPent ,hc looking of the Grand Rapids Police Radio Aberdeen bcr 24. 1901. nt Clare. Michigan. Station. WPEB, was notified by the ■ or stiff straws tor of the Temple Methodist church b®*1*61 making material. Mr. FosWhile here. Me. and Mrx. ‘hcre >•"• ter 11 Is * a rela, relative Chief Bundago navy department April 28th. that lulled Crater Lake. Klamath mil..i until moving into this part of of Muakegun Height*, died at Bron- Ur ’« of rhM he had been commissioned an En- ' Michigan. son hospital. Kalamazoo, on Friday. 'formerly of Thornapple lake. sign in the communications reserve 1and points of interest around Med­ To Ulis union were born one His funeral was held Monday from MAKE BEAUTIFUL of the U. 8. Naval reserve force and (ford. with Mr. and Mrs. Heath­ daughter and three sons. Mrs. Olive the Muskegon Heights Methodist | Genu inc Panama, $3.50 BASKETS AND ROSES. would be attached to the 13th dlvl- 'Medford. Oregon. Dally Mail Trib­ Cassel of Coats Grove. Clyde of church, where he had done splendid Kirchner une. 1 Up the Thornapple river at Indian sion at Grand Rapids Naehvtlle and Orville and Ralph at work for the community and Ute ,Grove n family composed of the was sworn in Monday night. April Ivonic. MANY MANY HERDS STARVED. STARVED. . r ... | church. , 30tl>. at the Naval Armory By Lieut. father, mother and little daughter, Mrs. Nora Whitney, formerly of J Besides the family and our chilRev. sice has filled some fine :have been staying for several weeks. Comdr. I. J. VanKammen. comSummer charges In tlie Michigan Conference, iThey have Just relumed from Flor­ mandlng officer of the 13th dlvl- Haallng*. who ha* been spending the 4ren she leave. tj» mourn he rlow past few months with her parents®„n‘‘*bCj K,,rs J" ” « d Jm, ,! Beautiful light colors among them charlotte. Titrec Rlv- ida where they spent the winter, aiiriI sion. at Pinconning, has gone to Oomins.1 Woodland. ran sister*. Mr* J? crs. Battle Creek and Ionia and had since coming here have been cl"Kirchner served three years in . . . ... Vlomtnn nt Ontnrn Valiev Mort 11 49c, 69c, 79c, $1.00 been district superintendent of the (gagrd in making flower baskets aRdI the U. 8. Coast Guard in U. 8. A. Mid»Twhere ’.he ST ^cepted "a Fleming of Golden Vaher worth (Grand Traverse District. He bad American Beauty rose*, the daugh­ and in Europe as Radioman and position with J. W. Reeves al Ui<D"kota and Mrs. Arthur WilM of 'Marion. Michigan, and one brother. many warm friends in litis city. ter doing the latter. They have soldI since his discharge front that serv-1I alien Hotel She wrius U>e Banh.r U.»t the1 J Leray <X SprtJW Arbor Mlchlwn. Wash Tie*, 3 for $1.00 Throughout the slate he was high­ many basket* for Decoration Day. ice a number of years ago. ha* been | She writtt the Banner that the t amf other relatives besides a boat ly regarded as a pastor and as a MASON man. ‘ —••made — -------------------------------approval from all who have seen lice Department, installing the ra-। r., 'ha* pasture very poor and the SJ,e was tender hearted and wUldio equipment and having charge has made pasture very poor and the them Ion, cold wu>l<-r many lmr<l> « • >»»’ •» nt that ti.ni division. rUvicim. cold winter caused many herds "« “>«“»?/ of He Is considered Iona of “«<ik to .tmvo to tfcmllt. «»« «a«l THREE H. H.S. TRACK ED. EHRARD. one of the best informed radio en­ nmny hmo mid ho«a. JuH now-Um •>“* nideared Itemtlr to .11 w>» MEN IN REGIONALS Many will remember Ed. Erhard, gineers in the middle west. condition U mmewlmt . Improved J™, her. She will W InUwd mrnl who worked on M-37 at the time it "It has been recommended that sbicc the gras.i lias come op better. ^1' those who kiww^ her beat. Ensign Kirchner be appointed Unit Three Hastings High track men | MARRIAGE LICENSE.' ’ i worked their way through the finals woA hurt In a road accident and ’Commander of Unit No. 6. section 2, HASTINGS JUST "A RACKET.” died a day later. May 19 He had U8NRC, Grand Rapids. Michigan. 'Lloyd A Hawley. Woodland ... 21 in the Regional Meet at Grand Rap­ been driving a tractor trailer haul­ The new apjiointmenl as Ensign and Bottle tic Prom report* published in the ids. These were Beckwith in the ing cars between Grand Beach and the recommendation will not con­ Grand Rapids papers it would ap- [Carrie May Curtiss. Clarksville .. .13 hurdles, Juglc in the half mile and Chicago. The accident happened flict with Kirchners present status pear tiiat slot machine* arc "a we don’t know exactly why the Peterson in the mile. All three were near Michigan City. Hl* spine was with the Police Department." racket." Their harm la not merely 1 recent protest of a group of teachers competing in track events for the injured causing him to be paralyzed Such appointments are rare as It the fact that some men. who ought -of English against the growing use first time. ' from the chest dawn. An operation I* necessary to attend a Naval to know belter and who cannot af- 'of A|nng /should call to mind dear was performed to relieve the pres­ academy ordinarily In order to be­ ford to gamble, will try their luck ■ j4re primly, who always referred to Tomato Juice No. 10 Can OBITUARY. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY; sure but he only lived a few hour*. come a commissioned officer, but with *k>t machines knowing they the neighborhood fat boy as "BuratCarrie Loehr, the oldest daughter because of Mr. Kirchner’s excep­ cannot beat the game. The worst is (er.” of Washington and Emma Loehr, OBITUARY. tional training and experience in Its appeal to children, who part >__ was born tn Rutland township on Mary A. Brown was ____________ born U> Lltch- ,radio, he has been honored with tiic company with their pennies in such, __ । the farm where she lias spent her neij March 29, 1862. and died ।appointment. His Hastings friends machines. Grand Rapid.* has banned life and itassed away there very sud- jjay ig 1934 ugc<j 73 years. 8hc was <extend congratulations. them fronr «il store* and business denly May 23. 1934. She was born married to John Coney and to this place* in that city. We think Grand September 4. 1671 union were born four children, only LOCAL COMMANDERY Rapids 1* wUe bi so doing. She was of a quiet.' lovable dis- o,ie ron.’John coney of Battle Creek, TO STATE CONCLAVE EAST WALL LAKE ixnition and very ui I... her be • surviving sunlving sjne she was wits again agaUi nmmni married io to iKXYiuwii >>•>> sincere u> Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 224-1-2557 BL— f her of nt right, riuht and anti always alwuvx read> rcadv. to I Htt u..n .... Au8 . 29. to 1930. lain who wl>.>' lief fj W1 k AND VICINITY. I was nciu - ’otn 25 to 30 members of the k>help in the support of the church. aLM> survives. The funeral was held । Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard and two Dandy Broom, ea. the Wa.lWall-'''■*' cnl Commandery are expected to sons of Kalamazoo called on E. D. also, for years a very faithful mem- on Saturday. May 19. at til< j Grand Commandery Reynolds Bunday. Ler Christian Tern- aorn 4^(7 runerai funeral nonic. home. «w». Rev uvuu John W. attend wu of the '.-v Womens x,....,. —............ ” _ ---- ... , , ----- . perance Union Site will be great I v Kltchlng officiating. Burial In Rlv- . Conclave in Lansing next Monday. SUNDAY AND MONDAY Rev. C. P. Vrecland and wife ; missed by all who knew her. She cemetery Tuesday and Wednesday. June 4. 5 spent Monday and Tuesday at their .leaves ____ to mourn I.-....... I.... ~ unit ft rtn 'T'llf.wiav iutrazU»* “ t t ' an( j e. On Tuesday parades anrt and her passing, two cottage and motored to Vermont­ LIONEL BARRYMORE hnd JANET GAYNER in SURGERY GUILD NO. 19. (drill* will be held. brothers and otic sister. Luther of ville for the night at the hoine of Xfer 9C ........ ... Rutland. Amanda Anders of Has- , Guild No. 19 will meet with Mrs I her brother. Walter Briggs. TO TEST SALES TAX. tings titfvA and unit Charlie who lived with with 1 Jacob H. Haney. 420 So. Hanover: Rev. Bowser and wife spent Mon­ ar., on Thursday. rnuraoay. -u.. c 7. .. All mem-1 ThP Slate Farm Bureau has de­ । her in the old home, also three 1 St'., June day at their cottage. bcr* are urged to attend and bring' termlned to test the constituttonalMr. and Mrs. Boertma of Grand thlmbles. Emma 8. Evans. Secy. nephews. [applied in Michigan to the purchase Rapids spent the day Thursday Comedy—“GIRL TROUBLE’ 'of seeds, supplies and tools to aid cleaning their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kahler. Mr. farmers In their production work. Cartoon—“GRASSHOPPERS AND ANTS” — PATHE NEWS (The claim is made that such appli­ and Mrs. Clifford Kahler and two < sons. Mr and Mrs. Leon Benedict |. cation of the sales tax to such pur­ and son and Mr. and Mrs. Burdette I ’ On. Fr.. chases is contrary to the Intent of Lyttle motored to Eaatmanville Sun­ the legislature in passing the law. Kellofg'i day to visit friends. 4 TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs Carl Ricker enter-L GARDEN CLUB. I The Thomapple Garden club will Ulned Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tex- ’ ' meet with Mrs J. M. Mohler on ter and son of Hasting* Saturday.’ 4 June 14, at two o’clock. The Mohler evening. Seward Walton of South Maple 4 residence Is about four miles frdm Comedy—"Roaming Romeo”—Abo Paramount Pictorial—News Michigan town on M-37 west and with Its Grove visited his grandmother, Mrs. 4 ADULTS IS CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS beautifully landscaped grounds will Mina Aldrich. Sunday. be a delightful place to visit. BEAR HOLE LAKE NEWS. A miscellaneous program pertain­ Frank M. Haight and son Edwin ing to gardens in other states will । be given. All members please notice of Coats Grove called on Zellon WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ll- ioc Kaiser Sunday. ' th* date. ’ Mrs. Morris Calkins has been en­ ROBERT MONTGOMERY & MADGE EVANS in tertaining the mumps this week. DEATH OF CHILD. Wm. Claggett and family visited Janice, tlie eleventh mouths old Marshall-Wolverine furnaces, air condi­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. friends in Battle Creek Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alissell Craven Miller of Irving township, died on tioning equipment, repairs for any make Monday. May 28. No <}ate for the called on Morris McMurry and famALSO COMEDY AND PATHS NEWS funeral has been announced but lly in Hastings Sunday, of furnaces at very special prices. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cole enter­ burial will be in tlie Rosco Plains tained friends from Grand Rapids , cemetery in Hillsdale Co. Sunday. DeLuxe vacuum-brush method of clean­ 1 MEMORIAL SERVICK Harman Feldpausch and family Shultz or Froopori FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The Rev. John W. Kltchlng de- called on friends in Hastings Bun­ ing furnaces, $3.50 for the complete job. llvered a splendid Memorial Day day. 'sermon on Bunday to the members> Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hurless of the various patriotic organization, »tre callers of his father. H. Hur­ MARSHALL FURNACE COMPANY i of the city, who were guesU at the: less, in Hastings Thursday. Presbyterian church. Mrs. Harold Durkee. Mr*. Fred 1021 S. Church SL Ph. 2523 Hale.. Miu Alva King. Mr*. Frank FRED L. HEATH HONORED. ALSO Kurr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beck-1< Hasting*! Mich. FRED N. CARL, Mgr. • Many friends of Fred L. Heath, with of Hastings acre callers of Mrs of Medford, Oregon, former well (known druggist of this city, will be list Uib week. pleased to Icam that he lias been ALSO SHORTS AND NEWS MATINEE SAT. AT 5 F. M. named representative for the local (retail drug code authority tor the. iatonal golfer* will doubUw* be. Wa't I first congressional district of Oreg-on : Court of Honor Monday Evening LOCAL NEWS WATERS Here Are Some Hot Weather Heeds That Will MakeYou Comfortable! Sanforized Slacks Our Memorials May Be Seen In Most Cemeteries In This Territory ’222 *2— Sleeveless । SWEATERS Dress Shirts *122 - *122 - *222 HOSIERY HASTINGS 6894 ||: WORKS 25c-35c-50c Straw Hats Buy Now Sugar 1048c Buy Before It 's Taxed Can Rnbkeri 4C doz. Certo Prunes Paramount 98c <» *22! Neckwear 100 lbs. $4*73 Can Coveri WATERS 22c doz. CLOTHES SHOP 3- 25c 49c Toilet Tixue sax t )uiibriif (leanser 9c Super Suds 3 <» 23c Merkle 49c Scratch Feed 1OO u.. $1.56 fTRAND TtiEATUF ! CAROLINA Oleo 3 u». 25c Kelloggs WW Flakes 2 23c Corn Flakes Post Toasties Potatoes r..k 23c to u- 25c Potatoes 3 Cabbage Moosehead Flour «>».^85c Our Special Coffee u> 18c K-C Baking Pwd. >°< 8c Butter u. 26c Vood Center I *ELDPAUSCH WAREHOUSE | PHONE 2609 WE BUY EGGS 1 ------------- —---- L[ MARSHALL FURNACE COMPANY Girl Without A Room ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF A DIRECT FACTORY AGENCY FUGITIVE LOVERS Jaaei Cagnoy in Lady Killer Jaekle Coeper in Lone Cowboy �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MAY 30, 1934 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nash and 'family of Hasting* spent Sunday with Otto Natxel. Mr. and Mr*. sWarren Sefton of Dewey. All boys up for promotion Grand Rapids spent the week end from now on will be accommodated at their cottage iicre. The needy boys’ camp period at at the Courts of Honor which will I Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bishop and the w. K. Kellogg Foundation Comp be held at Camp Ben Johnston at Ison of Hinds Comer* spent Eaturat Pine Lake will begin Monday. । day evening With Mr. and Mr*. Otto (Continued from Page One) June 4. at which time 175 boys from logg Foundation camp at Pine lake.! Planting time is nearly here. If you have not i Pranshka and family. be made as small as possible. As a Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hart spent Area Council Field Day program rnodatcd each week. incac UIUUUICU These are uu/a boys - ------ —----------- • • already signed one of our PICKLE AGREE­ — .. -----------Sundny wllh Mr and Mra Robert matter of fact the city has spent who could in no other way attend for thia year will be staged Friday MENTS, do so AT ONCE, if you wish to get in about 112.000 more than that bud ­ Voorman of Bugbee Corners. camp, but who are to have thU'afternoon. June 1. The program will Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hill and privilege through the kindness of'start with a parade at one o'clock al get. the excess taken from the gen­ on THIS CASH CROP with GUARANTEED the Foundation. The Camp will be the Scout building, Battle Creek, then eral fund. That was much more Mrs. Nelson Hulbert and son of Bat­ PRICE MARKET and FREE SEED 1 under the leadership of Field Exe- to Geneback Field, where review of than would ordinarily have been ex­ tle Creek were Sunday guests of cutlve L. E. Shafer and William troops, flag ceremony, line burning, pended. The increase was due to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ulrich. __ _______ _____ Gus Peake, who______________ has been sick___ for Houser of Eaton oounty. together signalling. fire by friction, tent the fact tliat the city had the opIt will mean cash to you during July and Au­ With a very competent staff of lo- pitching, pyramid building and oth- portunity to have labor donated for the past few weeks, is able to be ’ cal Scout, leaders. A certified Red:er Scout activities on a competitive new sewers and other work by the sitting up at this writing. gust when very little revenue is received from ------t---------- ■■ ■ Cross Life Saver will be in charge basU fog troops will be held. The CWA. If the city would buy the sew- I other farm crops. OBITUARY. of the water-front activities and (council shield, a beautiful trophy er pipe and other supplies needed. every precaution as to safety will be' now held by Tnx>p 3. Battle Creek Extensive improvemenu at the wa- 1 Frank W. Leonard, son of Mary taken. ■’Hastings boys, who have re-11* the great honor. All lortl Scouts tafworks plant accounted for a con- Ann and Aaron Leonard, was bom are to attend by troops, and "'***• Scout ceived cards notifying them of their — ’-­ slderable port of the Increase; but March 1. 1865. In Hope township, acceptance, are asked to meet at the I masters are in charge of activities, this was provided by funds that I Barry county, where his entire life Health Department office at 9:00 A. discipline, etc. The public is .cor­ had been saved by the council for was spent. He passed away on May 114 at hta home, on the Walldorff M.. ready fqr the trip. Transporta­ dially invited to attend this annua) that purpose. PHONE 2640 or 2654. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN It will be close work for the city farm, where he has resided for tlie tion Is being furnished through the function, and probably 1,500 boys of to get by on a *31.300 budget.^bc- ||mst twenty years, heart trouble be­ the area will assemble. JOE DeRUlTER, Manager. Hastings Rotary Club. cause the prices of materials which ing the cause of his death. For the the city must purchase have ad- 11BSt thirty years he has been a We handle a Complete Line of Mich. Fertilizer*. Field Executive Lloyd Shafer vanred. The council has found that member of the Modem Woodmen spoke at the service at Hendershott it costs 1800 a year extra to run the ,of America. On Jan. 27. 1891, he Sunday morning, also assisted in the street 'lights all night, as -has been unUed in marriage to Lucy McSunday School. done for six months. But It was Bain. To this union ten children felt tha$ that expense was Justified were bom. Edna. Clifford and LibIn view of crime conditions which (bic died in infancy. Russell passed Court of Honor for the Barn­ WILDCATS DEFEAT wa^all understand. ;oway on August 29. 1930. SurvivCounty district was held at the cir­ INDIAN NINE 6—5 "Diere can be no doubt in any- |ng are the widow and six children, cuit court room Monday evening, body s mind that our city council ’ Clyde nt home; Mrs. June Amsler, The Chester Wildcats defeated the will consider the Interests of the Kenton. Ohio; Crystal Shearer at Indian Landing team six to five In a taxpayer first and will make every home. Mrs. Ethel Williams and Magame at Indian Landing Sunday. dollar buy 100 cents worth In labor bd Kay of Kalamazoo; Bernice ReThis coming Sunday. June 3. the and materials. The July levy will be gcr Bt cloverdale. One sister. Mrs. Indians will play the Bellevue Inde­ about 72 cents per 1100. provided the Lucy Phillips and one brother Perry pendents commencing al three board of review does not cut the Wiseman of Hastings; nine grand­ o'clock. city’s Valuation below *4,400.000. Last children and other relatives and a ALL C. THOMAS year It was 61 cento. But. as we host of friends. Burial in Pennock have explained, it was well known cemetery. May 16. with Rev. Holtz RUTLAND DEFEATS STORES’ PRICES a year ago that the budget last year officiating. ------- ‘ n, INDIANS SY 11-9 SCORE was Insufficient. The council deINCLUDE THE elded to use Ito savings funds in Governor will hereafter rate a 19Help a lot but the way to n man's heart Is still via,the kitchen. Rutland handed the Indians their banks to meet a part of the city’s gun salute from the army and navy, Good food is "half the battle." in that “half" C. Thomas Stores 3% SALES TAX first defeat Sunday by a score of 11 expenses. ,' The two extra extra guns ordered by PresPres­ are ready to help you. Good, dependable quality foods await yoli to fl. Rose. ' Warner and Keller ident Roosevelt may be considered as ond our policy of "Everyday Low Prices" makes their formed the battery for the Indians, NORTH HOPE __________________________________ _ recognition of the added hardship purchase economical and satisfactory. while Matthews. Anders and Edger Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Eckslrom anil of the gubernatorial Job in these performed a similar duty for Rut­ daughter. Jean, of Battle Creek were troublous times. land. Sunday quests of Jay ————f » ', — - Mr. and Mrs. . —— yi . _ . Sunday the Indians will play Kal­ Anders and mother. I "How can I make my wife agree MISSION INN amazoo at the fair grounds here. Mary Hart spent the week end , with me?" asked a man in court. He with her sister. Mrs. Robert Voor- might try telling her that she wants A Masterpiece of man. of Bugbee Comers. j a new frock. court for the year. R. E. Cleveland. Boy Scout News COUNCIL mis | M BUDGET I Attention Farmers Hirsch Bros. & Co. Sporting Items, BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS JUNE MOONLIGHT and JUNE ROSES COFFEE SUGAR COCOA MACKEREL COCOANUT CRACKERS Medium Brown Lb. 1-lb. Box Those who have sold greater or smaller numbers will receive pro­ portionately sized checks. Payments for com reduction are made in two installments, one when the contracts are approved in Wash­ ington and the second when con­ tract fulfillment can be proved. Pay­ menu on com are 30 cents per bushel on the estimated yield of the land taken out of production. Local expenses will be deducted from the ■ corn payments the same as for paymento on hogs. Barry county contracts are being handled by a local committee whose members are Wm. Struln. Vernon Webster and L. O- C- Finefrock. They are using every effort to speed the completion of contracts from this county and V. H. Church, state statistician, at East Lansing has as­ sured the'committee that there will be no unnecessary delays in his of­ fice. Errors made at early metlngs when farmers were told that they would get their money as soon as they signed contracts can not be correct­ ed but these errors should not cause farmers to break their contracts and thereby sacrifice certain profits. The clerical work in the county and state takes time, and authorities at Washington must handle thousands of contracts each day. The task is enormous but the payments are cer­ tain. 1-lb. Can Extra Ixing Thread. Bulk. Lb. Grahams 2 & 10c 1-lb. Box of either ------------- ..10c SUNSWEET, TENDERIZED PRUNES 2 Trilby Soap 2 Sunbrite PDITNFQ riXUllLO 40-50 Size Californios Lb. CHERRIES RJSST-"*** APPLE SAUCE HOMINY LIMA BEANS BAKING POWDER gfi* BAKING SODA CORN STARCH EXTRACTS CREAM O’ WHEAT PUFFED WHEAT Can No. 2 Can No. 2’4 Cans 11c 12c 10c 25c Pkg*. 23c Bars 15c 2 c™ 9C 25c Seminole Bluing 5^ PINE LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. Earle James and Mrs. Bellingham attended the fu-l neral of John Stewart at Plainwell on Friday. Clarence Avery and Walter War­ ner are remodelling their barns. On Monday afternoon many from this community attended the double funeral of Caleb and Tralton Boni­ face at Orangeville. They were well known and greatly respected by all who had the pleasure of their acquaintance. On Bunday Clara Scott, Mrs. Effie Earle. Mr and Mrs Guy Wilson and Chris Merlau were in Grand Rapids visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Wilson and Mary. On Wednesday afternoon Leander Rogers of Union City and Mr. Hammond of Sherwood who had been at Gr&nd Masonic lodge at Muskegon called on Mr. and Mrs. John Agtn. , The‘South Pine Lake school closed on Wednesday with a picnic sup- 9c 23c Ammonia Wyandotte 7C No 303 Can Junket Powders For Making Milk into Cool. Creamy Desserts Arm <t Hammer 1-lb. Pkg. ARGO 1-lb. Box Forbes. Quality. * Dot* Pkg. 7c 29c 23c 10c Several Flavors . Pkgs. 9 Junket Tablets Better jee Cream With 2 25c LARSEN’S 3 Cans 25c DUNHAM SCHOOL. The Dunham school closd Tues­ day. May 22. with a picnic dinner and a bOMball game between the young men and the married men. Six eighth graders received diplo­ mas as follows: Beatrice Buxton. Dorothy Hock. Russell Donovan; Brandt McIntyre. Ralph Swift and Huron Healy, Darwin Swift re­ ceived a spelling certificate and Beatrice and - Keith Ball. Enid Cheeseman. Nell Kidder, and Mer­ ton Hoffman received attendance certificates. The Dunham school baseball team was successful in winning five base­ ball games and no leases. Tlie schools played were the Barney Mills, Durfee. Moore and Branch. Ralph Swift played pitcher In meet of the game*. The co-operation of the parents and friend* in being present and in providing the bountiful dinner gave everyone a good time and the same spirit helped to make Ute school VegetabiM for Children RUSK lYe.lrM«3 Fko 25c CHOICE TEAS THOMAS SPECIAL BLUE RIDGE MISSION INN % Lb- Lb. % Lb. 5 o 1OC 19c 23c 6-Cylinder CHEVROLET TRUCK— COOK 1930 model, fine running order—at only 1928 4-cylinder CHEVROLET TRUCK, 43 bin. wheel base; nearly new 10-pIy tire*, new CAR battery, good condition, a find at only_ vUv 1929 STUDEBAKER SEDAN—« niep, clean job, with good motor arid tires; A real bar- C9AR gain for those who prefer a larger car VmVv Our mechanic* are skilled workmen on all makes of car*. We have the latest appli­ ance* for checking motor perform* ance*, etc. Give u* a trial. General and Corduroy Tire* and Accessories Genuine Ford Batteries and Parts Universal Garage Co. rfr FORD DEALERS Hasting, Michigan 4*^ Watch the FORDS Go By penscs, to the Barry county fanner who had average sales of 12 hogs Fresh Bakt Sodas 2 Lb. Box 24)-Lb. $378 1931, 157-in. Model AA FORD TRUCK <4 7g with platform body—a real buy at only <1 IV (Continued from Page One) PURE 2-lb. Box 21c ^BURYS Sack BEST FIOUR $ J 09 V-8 1933 CLOSED CAB Pick-Up la A-l condition. A handy, light truck for many use*—at only____ PAYMENTS ARE MISUNDERSTOOD Coffee blending. Lb. Powdered Lb. 7c BARGA MILK sxs 3 s. 18c FLOUR S'S 88c Made from’Western Hard Wheat. ■ Large Stock of FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES C. THOMAS STORES I The reason people are patient with statesmen Is because they don't know what to do. either. Thrilling Sheers, Eyelet Batistes, Seersuckers New smart for every hour—bargains at 00 Seersuckers for sports 7T. some with’jackets for all* day wear I Lacy eyelet batistes in pastels for your dressier moments! Entrancing soft voiles in soft' and flattering color-combinations! Linens, piques, too, in this smart group! In sizes 12 to 52! Come early—they’re the kind that won’t stay long! "Jean Nedra" Ballibuntal White Linen > Cart Wheels! New! Smart! White or Pastels! 98' Here they are—the stunning big ballibuntal braid hats that everybody .wants and wears! Light in weight— but all the style in the world! And they’re^only 98c. <re "it" for ifriutl Organdy Bows, Ruffles, Sleeves! DRESSES Double or Su Sheers and Wash Prints!, Breasted! oo Colors and patterns like gay, bits of Spring! Necklines, and sleeves crisp with or­ gandy ! Waists tie back with' sashes, pkirts are flared or, fitted! And every dress is vat-dyed I You can’t afford' * to miss such unusual bar-; gains! In sizes 14 to 521/ Hurry in for first picld__ J they’re dramatic and they’re smart! Yoy aim* [ply must have one this season, or fed left out of (the picture Lin real Irish linen, either single* or double-breasted I Skirtt (nicely fitted! Maha •' variety of coatumca wUfe' . colored House# ortwwfrj nl Size* 14 to 42! HASTIN' �THE nAITTXaa H*»ting» B»nner ^‘^„“' HuUrn' T‘,or-sensitive of nations to monkey —---------- jirtth. This andThat The Editorial Desk. What Others Say Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday Notorious Dioorder. ot 'HaahvUJe. Blanche Goldsworthy I An American vWtor **y» he w*A Revs- Bancroft, Carnahan and Hunsberger are each to deliver short and Arthur Long break of Battle greatly impressed by the soldiers al addresses by invitation of ths a. A. .Creek, Mrs. Mildred Fritz and chll- Whitehall and at the Bank of EngMr*. land. The changing of the guard and Frank Oarrod at Kalamazoo and th- ,h«n» president of the Fourth National Mm. Suale Smith of Parchment. «>e suarding of Uw change. Bank of Grand Rapids. Mr. Bowne I* now president of five banking bouses. County Clerk Mack ha* been wrestling with the mumps for the past week, Mumps were slightly ahead the fore part of tlie week, but Charley "made a bridge" and saved a fall. Wednesday last Mrs. O H. Green­ vine and Mr*. A. H. Johnson left 1 TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Steeped in Statistic*. . 1 Citizens of Michigan, whether they be Republicans. Democrats, So- ij "Editorial desks are notoriously Mrs. M. D. Reed entertained the, DMlcuu nutur st IluUur*— __ -■— ___ I -------------------1—1 ...X—lll-. K...|nn anciuM M we«B<i — --------------- | ciaUjts. or any other Party, are “*r I, ।untidy." write* W. H- Berkey in the following Sunday—Mr. and Mrs W. '___________________________ :'in apprehending kidnappers, it plainly disgusted• with the _c "chlsel,— Cassopolis Vigilant, "and when Don T. Rowland. Clifford and Charlotte! ButecripiicM br Mail. Poatpsld: must be dawning on criminal gangs J«-o<»ineofU» """" "‘m’ "f ,H" »uu» *,J*’** -k«llW ,no c<xl,r,„e 0, lhc H„Uort D«r Drawer.,., ttpeewllx w Ih.y i»l8wM c|„„d hu menu, J land of Alaska; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob, ®<r/AtTi.C^12L.)O!'1 “ 00 that this is the most dangerous lira -rra up «. * -.i> .rauouUUoo o< rarair-rami ix natuiv COL'XTT six moxths ec. racket they ever tackled. Ygt even plow irlenra and .Ites <4 llor.no fclt „ eU1M tn,._ Krapp of Kalamazzoo. Dt<»Amnr<covNrY?>T»REK months wlttl Publ,: °Plnion so solidly Abbon, rall.-elor ol Inurn.l rera- b^tw [M [„t. E.-Odv Fred Relatives and friends who helped hue, .nd Natlural commlneemra J Qmn learnlra (h.l Don', Arab ran Don Hinkley and daughter Elma nt advance ---- - ------------------ Me against this crime, it is interesting. Wm. H. Powers and P. A. Sheldon for MlchlK.li of Uie Democratic been reported to have bran drared. celebrate their birthdays Sunday , i0 if not disgusting, to learn that when *r,>’ U . . . . , ’■T'lC'1 Don that he left hl* hat on were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hinkley and left for the Chicago convention to­ A mein i? the the latest Inte.dt reports re-rvirtA of nf this thlse-eu... . desk _ ..__ __ ____ .. ago . and. that'R®'* .. .r one of the worst gangs of criminals ' Among Dbn* seven years *n4 Meric of Constantine; Mr., day. Clement Smith goes Monday. a<M> In many years w‘a* caught In the cjtolllra to ibora from Ihora | „ od„ ou!„'t nnd lt Ule Job o,|rad Mr. CHu<k- HlnUra rad _______ _ SHULTZ, AbrKMTniNO k*TEs. Southwest It became-a popular form County postmaster* who claim they jcieanmg was not thorough. The hat daughter France*, Mto* Florence j were asked to contribute various jwas Ilot found. Herb Wood of the!vlcr^of Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday callers at J. E. Norton'* ir agtwtUw rMri •» epphee Of Indoor sport for people to call sums to assist in Abbott's expense* । BaI,Bor Advance started to clear hto’John Sorson and sons of Marne and were. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Ostroth ■e lH»l. Md r.edlM arilrw. J(>e chBl wlU1 U,t,tn l,,ro''Kh Uie tn landing them jobs, and lhe:drag an(j g^t so interested in read-iMr' Bnd Mr#- Pa"1 Bryant and Nor-1 and children. Mrs. Sarah Ostroth >f 00 ar»« p»«. zse i«f jafl tars, bring them delicacies in ability of One George W. Woods. Hng old mall that he only got thc'ni“ MUs Eva Hinkley, who has been ’ and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams, all AJibotJ s Prlv*tc werctary. to gobge ucat enjj cleared the first week Wc ,vlsltln4 her brother for two weeks । of Maple Grove. 43.2 from Plymouth businessmen see all tlie housecleaning we want i returned with them. | Mr. and Mr*. John Chamberlain haitt! In a maudlin manner. "to aid in getting PWA allocations' at pome, without starting any of. Mrs. Wallace Osborn has received and Patricia, Miss Maybelle Hart 'for your tou-n." ttuit sort of thing right on top of our'word that her parent*, Mr. and Mrs.! and Miss Barbara Chamberlain VETERAV8 FOR PEACE. MonUi* ago. when W<kk1s .succeed-; desk We remember that Oplc Read T- C. Palmer of Tulsa, Oklahoma. | were Kalamazoo visitors Saturday edhas m getting that money, we learned ;Oncc looked at our desk and re-iarc coming to the Battle Creek aan-1 afternoon. ____________ .... .. ,„u A new and powerful influence will fubluh tr Luu? « °.B*-Lrul asserted against on armament from our publisher »t Plymouth. I marked that such a desk was a mark i Harlum the latter part of this week,! Mra- Kalheryn Hart ot Freeport Elton R Eaton, that the Democrat*. Of genius; 'that to.' said Opie, 'It where he ha* been sent for treat- called In this vicinity Thursday, ttl obituary p«>.try un. rent » »or4 race among the nations—the French hud asked for “about 4500.00." Mr. [takes a genius to find anything on ment. Mrs. Gladys Chamberlain and PaNo counuoieallon will ba publiahrU «ti ....... ... i«r any citcunnuterA uni-t. <t br.>» th* veterans of the World war. In fact Eaton, a former secretary to Gov- i( • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stadel and trlcla. Mrs. J. E. Norton and MLss rriur a uawa and putt ofleo addnaa. u u pr^b^ that the Krfat major- ernor Groesbeck fur four years, and • • • • daughter of Freeport and Mr. and I Dorothy enjoyed the revival sen­ Yet this notorious untidiness Is not Mrs 0611 Fausey and Mr. and Mrs.: Ices at Prairieville Sunday evening, Th.JH*L,rrBb^Ion'.1 of tb« u>' oi vcteraw. on this earth, regard- a Republican all his life, confided the “proposition ' to us. saying, "in a mark of deliberate ahlttleaanesa-'RuMcU P»u*ey and daughter. JacH you are not a regular attend-i W^at«rn’»i,£3n*aa’<,andSu,prir ,CM Cf countD- ate oppowd to WOT.____ ____ _ ____ _____ , all my life I never saw sudi brass as ।There is something very Ullsfying dueline Lou. of Battle Creek were f ant at Sunday School come next pared to do any Uud of uwk These men know flrst hand the price a bunch bunch nf of nemocrau Democrat* chiselling chiselling a a: w . _ of Mr. and Mrs.[Sunday and And out all about the . a «very thought-provoking, about a wSunday guest* a«:<i i»b pnuuaa . Icontest. of modem modem combat combat In In terms terms of of life. life. R R’’ouP oup of ot Republican* Republican* for for funds funds on'desk on [desk covered covered with with "a'niLM?eUaneou* a miscellaneous j! Ralph Ralph Eggleston. Eggleston. contest. suffering and destruction. The more •' 'uch 0 “ baAb “ ‘,hc he exploitation «plo»tetlon of assortment of clippings, old letters, letters, .j County “Y" Secretary Prank An-1 An- , plaju plaju>- are *r* being made tor for a Chllthoughtful on« e* ,. Inewapapcra. will A MARATHON IN PARDONS. one* among Mnoiw them looking newsjwpcr*. bulletins, bulletin*, pamphlet*. pamphlet*. ,Brl1 ««■>! Mt Sunday night for Blue dren's dren * Day program. The cdate Uec w „» Peonle thmuahnm .he state are tnougnuui ones among mem looKmg A At V*** tiut’ tune “"5 E#ton Eaton and lhc the "re-lhintterx ‘blotters, stub rtnh pencils, Wni.n« .circular: circular? etc etc. ! Ridge. North Carolina, to attend the be announced next week. Anyone People throughout Uie state are back over events since the armistice mainder of businessmen etc; something : tnu ------------------♦ will p.vta-tc ------ Lmeet — very .cold and.'1 -national meeting of wwiq County "Y" wlio w-m will take — part please , .------■ • Plymouth's '—................... vic . sotncinuig very .coin ■ ■‘•'-.-■raw. v, i [ wiv. .... r»k. emmiTit’ more i. realize the futility of wlin ■■ . becoming more and and more more riLAAatL*. dtssatb-— , undoubtedly *'1’o ralw-rl raised ih. the rTTO 4372. acknowledged | ... friendless about an immaculate desk secretaries. The camp to located at the church on Saturday after­ fled with Parole Commissioner Dcbo W-Iir. uie impossibility of gaining the fact that “we went out and wiiose polished surface Is inr.nm-,aboul nineteen miles from Artwvtlle «*»n at 2:00. and Governor Comstock for their ■ anything substantial or lasting kno*u’K J*”1 .brred only with those few imple-["ld «n interesting program is -------------riuJM.il. ,r Hrtmn.,, Nat J 7. Abbott and Woods .were powerful in- ments absolutely essential tor ham- Promised. QUIMBY. wholesale pardon of prisoners. Not through armed force. These veterans fluences In PWA matters, and that ! me ring oi* copy. ! ------------■ Four car load* of young people at- .. ------------>—--.ultima j . : ----- —• •—*—a VI yvuttn pevpte aime ring ui* o<* copy. copy . nnlv do these two members member* of the who u_.._ u*,. were nnlv dntm. . ........ ...i . .... ■ _ n t,.,.rirai . — __ _ ... at ..... only have been through the mill, w*’ were only doing what *eemcd • • • TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY, ‘ended a'marsJimaUow roast the Once MLss Winifred Heflernon visited home of Rev. Jacobs near Charlotte present administration adopt the so to speak, can take an Important loynl to l)'Jr'°*'n community's interOnce in in a a lifetime lifetime it it is is probable probable ot could-hot that attitude rhat they can do no wrong, -----part inau. thera-a.. light -----------------for peace if ..... they <'i!sVh , co^'a W squawk . tha;almost alniQ01 everyone «^D<xieget* get* bitten omenby oy Miss •—Catherine Cagney of Cloverdale Saturday night. at the ,I time but * we wonder how hnu- the ,u- bug b..._ of _• orderliness; _~a.ra.ii------- which . I* a. ovcr over Sunday. Sunday. Prof. Wallace of Hasting* High rt-nn^r- tHn ‘ at »?P —bUt C did wonder but also seem to question the abili­ ,1-oora n do ra. jraa, olhra crarauraue, wm rani- j )u51 „ u.irattora tn lu way a. the w " " ■ Wm. G ” Bauer and hl* daughter, school gave a very interesting talk ty of Michigan Judges to act impar­ larly gougt-d by these predatory | golf bug. the baseball bug. the bridge Mis* Gertrude Enid Bauer,, left this^n Hw Sunday School le&son. which member, ol a mat poluteal Party " bus. or any ol thora nwnermu bob- morning for Petersburg.' Monroe ; enjoyed by all. tially within the bounds of the law' COUNTY RE-ORGANIZATION. Is it any wonder, then, that the by bugs which cause people to grow county, to attend the meeting <rf the The High school student* from A vigorous drive is on in Michi­ e tuera are braoramg Incrrarataly untnunaaUe over mienweople aetreu Alumni of Petersburg high school. ,hls P,ftcc attended the Waler Carpertinent comments, (which reflect gan to submit the question bi coun­ auaratM win, man, ol chora tn ebn-11„ „ .t„t „neLmt. Mr Bauer had received an invita-, Nival at Gun lake Tuesday. our own opinion exactly) made by ty government reform to voters next trol of Democratic In Mich- ■worn-out piece of‘furniture, or oth- tion from Uie Alumni Association to* Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Hoffmaa and the Grand Rapid* Pres* regarding November. The proposed amend­ *4n',^iW8f Averill. Birmingham „ od<ls aIld ends; except that, it respond to a toast and Miss Ger- f«Udly spent Bunday afternoon In '| anything. ■this — orderliness • bug trade Enid was born In Petersburg Maple Grove. EcL-entric. Debo’s latest impertinence—com­ ment would permit but not cornix*! Kerentrle her father was superintendent Mis* Franccna Cutler of Hastings menting the sentence of Lee Blue a county to reorganize Ils political THE FROFTT SYSTO, ^^..“o^’Erald “i more when of it* school*, and many of her rel- «P®nl Rpnday with her parent*, who bombed a theater in Grand structure, abolish or consolidate ofWe hear much talk these days' dates [ative* on her mother's side reside The Epworth Leagiw will give an | Ice crcoj^ social at the church June Rapids: flora wherever possible, to combine Xt.C < pr0!lt i ICm bclne । Once bitten, there is only one I near there. doomed legs, we are | thing to do do—start a big big clean-up; ---------- --It is on n* last «=>». wC wvitmng Mrs J F. Goodyear visited Mrs. 8 “When Governor William A. Com- sparsely settled townships, and hi constalltlv helmEnnn _____ ,cum ___ A. airuy _____ __ oi. paixtr. constantly told, soon In to — be- Li>ft»f CDrTnl cach slrny picvc pie(;c papcr Edith Alexander Bruckner W ofi vChiMrs ftchkar . being ----- _ told _. ------— .au— -t — —— of ...w,.... Hastings Ro B and >i.< stock pardoned the son of Oommis- general to bring about a more eeo- come a thing of the oast -.taw .. ilabelled ...andand ..... > pika Owv!..,,. Renlr past. Stramre Strange j.jdc it »in alabelled folder “C0 laxt lttwres. *t week. Mrs. Goodyear was daushter: daughter^ Beatrice of Lansing vislt........ - .. ■ • suck it in folder mt*, ixxxiyear was..... <>sn»icc oi uaiumg vuuihntf nrzkst nt this nre.iv.oon.1 .. il.,.,.l.f . ... ................. re- .accompanied .......... ..... I_ , by aher __ -j........ ... ..... .. fz..n^._ __ ■_ the department nomical and compact local govern- how most of this propaganda should place away in tlie sub-divided daughter. Mrs. r.e« •<* tie. Mr*, Vita... pienn Kellogg e, Saturday sough: to Justify ment. come from those enjoying fat gov-1 cesses of a filing cabinet; arrange Donald Van Zllc of Detroit. [night. \ of agriculture, he sought statement that that Such a bill to neither new nor rad- th""£2L »n?a,dCw .K°SWnasten ?1<’ b> 'books «»d pamphlet* according to Mk*. Phyllis Reynolds, her moth‘ his action with the: statement t -.- mi wincn <-.< tn this country-rat- denounce thc. 'cr> which they hasten, . er. Mrs Diamond, and Misses MUBARBERS CORNERS, tbe penalty was excessive A short short leal. ical. Many Many states states tcessive. " a tn this count, v ,a dcnoimre ’eToutwon" mitwo-ri and outmrci" ii ■— ■ dred and Margery Reynolds re­ xrit« Miss LorcUa DeVault clawed। her time later he gave a similar reason have already tested out county re- rd in the general scheme of world > turned Wednesday from Medford. year's schooPat the Altoft district. for his intenMon to extend a pardon organization with rather happy re- progress. Well try not to worry for1 Oregon, where they have been for May 23. with a good program and a picnic dinner. “’ to a local youth convicted of sink- suite to the taxpayer. Several coun?,n I the past two years. ---------------------Asa Longfellow of South Haven! Miss Crystal Bngdon closed iwr ing a high school tescher-on in tea- ties in Illinois, tor example, have lnitmtne. industry, ambltton^ teu-' came Saturday to see his sister. Mri. school Tuesday. May 22nd. at the tion that was n-y. earned but be- done away with the township unit gallty and ability should be reward- [ Fred Hart. Also her son. Lew Redlan. Brown *cIkk>] district in north CarlBE yourself, simple, cause the youth* fine was paxl be- entirely and are operating on a cd according to their Just need, then came Sunday from Grand Rapidt. 1 ,nn Mis* Crystal Bsagdon finished honesj. and unpre­ Miss Marcia Conkling and friend M”- Margaret WilcoK's school at fore the governor acted. county basis Menard county, 1111- it ought to be possible tor them to t discover a spot more to their liking I Miss Katherine Katherin Snool of Kalamazoo the Brown district in north Carlton, tending. and you “Now Parole Commissioner Dcbo’note, wr.h an area of 317 square But l( ts s;lfe t0 say that ships leav-1 stent Sunday with sient .... Supt and Mrs. Mra. Wilcox could not continue on will enjoy through explains the commUtailon of Uie mile* has done away with town- mg American port* bound for these. •* — ----- account of an automobile accident < E Conkling. life the respect and sentence of Lee Blue, who bombed a ships and operates with ten elective place* will find very few of their ilk I - that occurred In Hastings Mxpe lime THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. IT. 'ago. theater fn Grand Rapids, with Uie officials only at a cost of 44 08 per e“u^rdA7vTrttecrianCr> Tuscola । love of friends. — Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor wc.~ terc! Mr. and Mrs. Burl Nosh ana son SlILKMAby excuse or 413618 .per square mile. “ ‘ _ __ !___ excuse that that public public feeling feeling was was rere- capita . called to Saranac last week to at' ­ Dt’tos visited the latter's |>arehV. fleeted in the sentence. Kendall county, with an area of 324 Judge McPeek. perhaps you notend the funeral of Mrs. J. L. Man­ Mr and Mrs. Fred Reed al Highinns. Mrs. Lena Bough and Mtos banks in Maple Grove Sunday. -HM.rara.pH. to rancHb. rabto rato hra nto wrauMp.. 3< dranta, tai’ Cora Manning accompanied them Mr and Mrs Cirus ShcllenbargcT reveal that the administration has elective officials and operates at a frs ,t b l0o bad and all that that' hottie and remained until Tuesday. are planning to go to Detroit Mon­ no faith in tlie ability of Michigan cost of S6-54 per capita or J21325 per Tom Poaer* can't get in his crop* Mr and Mrs Will Keate of Seat­ day to spend two weeks in Detroit; Judges to act impartially. They con- square mile Randolph county with but he might as well learn and in tle. Washington, are visiting her on business. stitute a direct slap at the Judiciary an area of 537 squari mile* ho* no I*‘,?rnln8rJfrY J»uul® P05,1 Xor!„,huv.r . , grandparent* and friends Ui the city train,.ura. .. . . . .ztara.hira, V, ,.K otners. Drunken driving is not go- subject matter and place neatly on We understand that Mr K. will LENT CORNERS. by substituting the snap Judgment townships and ope.a.e* wi.h ten mg to be any too popular in these shelves within convenient roach, make this city hl* headquarters this 1 Mr and Mrs Lyle Francisco and of the governor and the parole com- clectire officials *: a cost of SI 60 digging*. Suspended sentence is go- collect nil the miscellaneous a.-*ort- summer. ; children of Doster spent Sunday mlss;or.,-r for the considered de- per capita or 480 64 per square mile, ing to mean anything from 90 days ment of rubber bands paper di(x,. Mr* W H Wanzer of Ypsilanti, I afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Leland clsions of the ftirlst*. Washing-.cn county with an area of to a season's pas* a: Ionia. It is still pencils erasers, pen points, etc . and who has been visiting relatives in Hammond. .u,..., u a.a .. *c. ____ t° t*1 sensible to-be sober [place them in separate trays within the city for the past three week* Mto* Ruth Hammond and friend Wha.. citizen* may ask. did Mr M! square------ s ..as 16 townships MurJ In Charlotte Republl- » drawer; polish the barren surface left yesterday for Winona. Minneso­ of Kalamazoo called on her mother. Di-bo do to sound out the actual Mid operates with 51 elective officials can-Tribune. lot the desk until it glbtens like a ta. where *be will Join Mr. Wanzer. Mrs. Marc Hammond. Sunday. Mrs. •tttimFni nt thix Mmmrani.r at » nf oi at Mniea nr ' quiet lake at sunrise and becomes so Tlicy will make Winona their fu­ Hammend Is gaining slowly after "slick'' that you have to put non­ ture home. • • I her severe Illness. skid supports on your typewriter to Mrs Frank J Maus and Mrs. M 1 Our school closed last Friday with । certain the -public feeling" in this S-xoe form of «-*nty government ,rJt that the old tunc correction for krepTtl^J crailing alTmer ‘the A Divur returned to their home in a picnic at the schoolhouse. Mrs.1 city? K io. by whatstandard* does oofj<^di’.ioc in Michigan is cert am pupils in lhc public school ha* not pluo- Do this and then enjoy the Kalamazoo yesterday after a week's Lena Anson Graham ha* taught a I be measure“public feeimjar.d*to happen vrxjr: or later. The presK°*;c °’Jl °l fashion, for on the du-.thrill of perfect order the release visit with the formers parent*. Mr wry successful year here. er.t se-. jp u wo extravagant We cr™ uf j1''1 teachers fur any will-, from lulls and valleys of accumulatj. Mr and Mr* Robert Steele. Wai- < JT .4, ,a dt'obodience the Wkory rod ed -junk. . thrill which, under fa- and Mrs. B A. Walker. Mrs J. J. Emery of Havana. Cuba.' ter McMannl* and John Shepard i abiding citizens toward tw aeurre ..at cr>„.-es should o« r.lll continues to exerctoe It* fuuc- arable circumstance*, will last fully arrived in the city Friday for a visit ------ ---. - — Carl — McMannU ■ spent Sunday with Should commumtlci be g.-.en a rfoxce w reorgamzze if they tx>n in maintaining due resjwct for a - — —•-or ----------— -ten days week possibly For thia and family of Kalamazoo x, uxMee we do not believe the to- authority, and as the twig i* bent blank-topped desk geu to be just Spaulding. Emanuel Tombs of Richland sjwnt about as cheerful and comfortable ■f ra ictod. rra Mr* c$rl Tyden nf Chicago ar­ Sunday with hia brother. Joe Tombs as on unfurnished room Then sit by The Lent Sunshine club met with the citizenry sho. . . by amendment should pro- nadtan ha* a wholesome respect for with pleasure as the wide-open rived in the city Tuesday being called here by the illness ot her Mrs. Nettle Keyes Thursday for te tzz cppor.unt’.y When It 1* all constilutcd law —J E McMullen spaces become "landscaped ' again brother, Victor Wanlund. I their May meeting. with beds of scattered papers. 1 hedges of stacked pamphlets and FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY” patently go cc MEE^S CORNERS. THE CORN-COB PIPE CODE Mrs Belle"Minchen of DetroH U .w and Mr*. P rev nucnw circulars, walls of booklets, sprink­ Mr. Fred Ritchie «« and son rill sell Itself. lings ot pencil stubs, paper clips and vtoituig her aunt. Mrs Will Stebbins Kalamazoo visited at Leslie Dtekthe NRA debate over corn-cob pipe* eraser* with here and there a tube and other relatives in this city. erson's Sunday Th« v should have a code of their CORPORATION TAXES. Mto* Etta Main left for Petoskey Mrv Wayne ^hUworth visited her I <>f (taste or a collection of halftone We carry Uie taro that rH11. at>pl;tab|r t(, aI1 pipt.s cut* Then you'll have a real sanc­ Monday where she ha* secured a daughter. Mrs. Elsie Preston, and family Thursday -rjcraUKU pay no taxes. ' In whether smoked •hrough the reed- tum again, a little workshop before P°»iUon. : w Inch it is a pleasure to sit down and Mrs. Welsh who has been visiting Wcelu ^hqol closed Friday U.:mjan Aey are heavily taxed In like stems tn.r. grate on the teeth her mother. Mrs Shramm. relumed a plcnlc dlnncr and cream., i^aiZraz to their property taxes the or whether dolled up with the speto Kalamazoo Monday. ahd sport* in the P. M. which they | .... i. c,5kl stems that are ringed with or«tari: ter.es a corporation tax which nA,t. ba!ldl cob p.iX.s Mxnd apart Mrf H^ B. Andrus and Mrs. all enjoyed .also the Dowling school But an editor's desk u never real­ Knight of Nashville were guests of closcd wtth a plwUc dlnncr al Vlck. to. ram-tof. nf <«nnn<w» ....... . ... gc( ;Ju, ly quite as disorderly as it look. Mr* J. M. Baue/ Wednesday. cry> landing Clear lake x.-*aiJy. The railroads, telephone, 'iiothmg cL/ai”c*rth "si,or <’xan’P,c t,wl sorarwhl're oil the , Att<,n d the Attend the Elocutionary Elocutionary Enter-' EnterMr and and Mrs. Mrs Cha* Cha* Rouse and! tetegrapn and sleeping car and some sweet " nnrtlicajt sector of the desk is a pue tabunent gi'en by Mis* George children of Grand Ledge were week --------- ------------------------- . -mere is a. much diflerence be-'01 »nd report* on Michi- “*?£. hc^ cUa* “J the Opera house, end vlaitora at Mr. and Mrs. Lyle, primary school fund, which tween a corn-cob and most other Ran locaI 8<ivemment stored away «edncsda> evening. June 6th. Fine Dickerson's. Mr and Mrs Wm. ited nearly seventeen and phx- *s there is beturen the flame [dreading at some convenient tune «' local taienL > Buck land and son of Litchfield and d-itriouted nearly seventeen and pipes as there is betuern the flame Un the future, while on the southeast - — —i 7.-73 ------ “«“n“d •w " fRI 'u armour . .r_, -r, ? *ne Mr MrMrs Floyd Armour ana and, one-half millions of dollars to aid o! * paper match and the aurora corner-may- Be a stack of marked C“uJnn„f>\ tl}c. tChlca«t> fuWjy al40 callers Sunday P th» public schools of Michigan last -~~ papers or miscellaneous clippings Herald, which will be of interest to and scattered in between a collecnian> friend* in this city of the ---------------isi------------ ;------tion of bulletins, circulars advertise- fenttemen mentionedr "The engage-----------------------------DOL'D CORNER?. ment*. catalogues or even n few >»•“* u ol Tred Standinc VCMBr iwn The Cedar vlOTk Creek L. n A. o 8.. W1U will „ meet paid in taxes 47.829.19833, or 45 pe: friendly letters which may be an- *«h Kenfleld to Mis* Amy Sweeny. at the church. June 7 for supper AU Lswcred atpo.^rtul some indeterminate date Rock Island, the wedding to take coro e. araer en- cer.. o! me to:*!. special intereat* --------------------------------------come. », Mr Knew ■* toor.-jrsrie. ums x-*7 »uur.a Barry county received tn prtmarv will actively favor the special code :Ul thf ncar or distant future The place in the early faU Mr Kenfteld Mr. ,nd and Mrs Mrs. Wesley Wesley Greybum Greyburn of of >oc,al Battle Creek were callers at Mr Jtw oasi« no(gitra.'rasc.. Howeter. school money last year 476.134 or Wives and mother* will insist on tu0 blR .at either comer ot “ T*U..fcno*n la Bergman * Sunday two thing* »12» per child of school age-The •*'' ‘niunc'.wn strictly prmidmg-that | the desk wfuide^or markera ao circle*, . patfl 4u per cent of this oUaincd their-written consems must offlr.t be ^D’espeak, from which ed.tor ts Mr and Mr* Norris Bergman and ■tato MU mkm. x tte aeateTement railroad* txdorc^he'wn then u> estimate with the considerable FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY’ Erv. Whitlock is.taking a vacation family and Mr* Ih'dla Neal of Bat­ < a >a»axBKx R has tak- amount, so railroad taxes aloe.- (amilii > m>v use any pipe made ’^curacy the approximate location tle Creek visited at home Sunday. • «X .sir joto frinrr out ot com- made up 334,260 of the sum "received from the butt-end of a husky com M other material "filed" away this week before entering upon Mr. and Mrs Paul Water* of Kklbusiness in the insurance line. Har­ to toato nrrauitoto tfel br thlfcraimr ra 1U propra'.ta oi ™ TW -us. « ..ra:r...<- owh< »T»n amazoo visited at Harry Waters' dening his cheek, you know. --n-v. ~ra. the nrimartr.,raH w. ta.'. , „ !o be clearly denned *t which the |de*k. it ts a ven simple matter to Sunday. «»» ac< worm the cos., the primary school fund. We believe must ^troy their corn-cobs ■ 5>Hu;c cle*r and it ts *urpris-,r Mr* Clifford Me Ma nr. to visited »• •» «< *pKXfccular cavalry « ought to publish thto informs- in incinerators By all means give ,n« how often this stack can be It wa* a cubby-hole ot a place, al- j her parents of Shultz Saturday. otaata* adc fannd-to-hand fighting tion as a matter of Justice to the the. cob pipe a sjxclal code and let 1 switched about without changing mo*t overflowing with a concenlra- j ----------------- <«* to tame Erez. race* which honor the railroad* and information to the Inln Cobb wn,e H -Detrod News. ] ’TMlUon 01 “s( S?****: lion of books, pamphlet*, report*, FAIR LAKE, ^True a booklet may sometimes work papers etc. It was a mystery to us The Kinsley Ladies' Aid foe June his Michael Anaelo saw beauty in' i it* way beneath a pile ot clipping*, how the editor managed to boure will meet with Mrs. Clare Williamtar example ** the American Indian, liberal help from the railroads In cold rough marble or a letter may become temporarily his then slender, lanky form with son. Mrs. Delia Willison and Mrs. Whistler saw /beauty in drab» concealed under a stack of pam­ any degree of comfort amid thi* Lydia Burdick in the group aastotlot Arab and the Ghurfca. are dis- maintaining the public schools colors • ' phlet*—but then, no system 1* per­ avalanche of literature, pussibly U' ing her. for supper, Thursday. June Comstock saw beauty tn young ; feci. In intimate slwrt the a**oclatian editorial sanctum was thi* and 21. instead of.the usual day of WedMister Metzger. Is a place of systematic disorder. cVpoaeste seldom get a glimpse of It's easy to be a radip humorist Ford saw beauty in tin, AND literature and statistic*, tiiat ha* ing in that neighborhood. another. There will probably be You just use 400 words. Interspersed - -------- We shall never forget a glimpse played an Important role in making : Sunday callers at Lottie Collister's Mr Vandenberg one of the best in-1 were. Mr and Mr* Earl McG’ock• tot of fighung before the last war with gigglM. to tell an old 20-word ***?'> hrute* ,b*dl> hi nred af » MtM but torao wra to taJcta.-AUraU OomUlutta. ®5hJew'&2S,iiuij"All^£«A' --------- -------------- -------- --- ----... formed men in tlie United State* hn and Mr. and Mrs Ray Pierce editor of the Grand Rapids Herald. Senate today. .and son ot Bedford, Charles Forraii, SKVKNTY NINTH YBAX --------------------------------- i GIVING ’EM A BREAK I With the continued success Fed- j DEMOCRATIC "PAN-HANDLERS" i Comfort Versus Polish. A Quotation 1 WBDXMBAr. MtT M. 1W1 RUN DOWN SVSTIM! •<- A o' (There’s a Way That's So Easy!) ■Cf fDo you^j HAVE TO DEPEND ON A WASTEFUL FURNACE . k COIL? A t (There’s a Way That’s so Much Cheaper I) IF Do YOU^ HAVE 1 "RUN-DOW1T' AND-LIGHT-17X WATER HERE'S A ^.HEATER? TONIC TO BENEFIT YOUYOUR POCKETBOOK— YOUR HOUSEHOLD I SALE TJSL"??... . SPECIAL TERMS! Consumers a Special HEATER Installed for aa Little DOWN Ballt Ilk* And easy monthly terms, * averaging less than 10c ADAY Short Time Offer Only ! TRADE YOUR OLD HEATER AND FURNACE COIL AS PART PAYMENT! GET 0UR LIBERAL TERMS NOW! Thi offer brings you automatic hot water— iga in housework, time and money. Profit from it now —whi VISIT OUR STORE .OR PHONE 2305 nsumers Power Company �TM> HAffTOfGB BANNER, WTO NtWAY. MAT 38, im ie Bank of Rng4 toe guard and change. fN a / o 0 Social Events and Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pender *pent MU* Roae Clark wa* in Chicago . Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pallenglll Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Car­ Monday on hitsinpu land Marguerite of Orand Rapid* ter at Middleville. MU* Florence Trelb vUltod friend* were Bunday guests of Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Frank Kline and in Battle Creek on Bunday. Dell Button. George Huffman of Detroit spent Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Herbert are Judge and Mr*. R. R. McPeek of Sunday in this city. visiting ouego relative* tol* week, Charlotte were in the city on Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Carter of Roger rvisited In UK yi the lne lotul er iooki day, former looking after some City were guests of Mr. and Mrs Caledonia and East Caledonia on clreU|t court matter* Warren G. Carter on Thursday. Friday. Mi** Yvonne Trego, daughter of Hobart Gam and Mias Beryl Mr*. Howard Tanner of MunceMr. and Mr*. Fred-Trego, will grad­ Bussy of Battle Creek were the uate from Butterworth hospital, guest* of Frank and Mis* Lettie this week. I Grand Rapids, June 8. Gam Monday. Mr#. H. M. Bowser of Fort Wayne. Miss LouUe Gower and nephew. Mr. and Mr*. Allen Pender spent Indiana, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, and Mr*. Earl Brown a part of last week with their son Wilbur Lane. and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pen­ Henry Weaver and Ray Waters visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Schllder. In Orand Rapid* have returned from a Ashing trip' haneck of Hart on Sunday. a ; Mr*. Orville Sayles. Mrs. Charles Miss Phyllis Diamond of Detroit on the Pine river. who has been spending a two weeks' Mr*. Susie Craig 1* spending some Barnes and DorU Gamble spent the vacation.in Grand Rapids and Has­ time with Mr*. Mabel Craig and wcck end al Oallen wlUi Mrs. Frank .Spensley (Dorothy Barnes>. tings returned Monday to her work children at L*n*lng. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gam of Floyd Watkins and children of Mr and Harry Ritchie and Battle Creek, c. D. Gam. Wilmette Wisconsin visited his mother, Mr*. Mr*. Haxel Hinkley and Richard vUlled Mr. and Mr*. Nelson W1UIand Helena Gam and Marvin Ford Clara Rogers, last week. Mr*. Eldon Barnixjuse of Detroit Mn 9l Johnstown on Sunday. of Grand Rapid* were the guests of Prank and Miss Lettie Garn Sun­ 1* visiting her mother. Mr*. Frank Townsend and Ml** Rexinc day. • Slocum. 1001 Dibble St. (Downing were in Lowell Friday evcMr. and Mr*. Jame* Gower were ntn« attending the Senior class play Mr*. Mamie Terpcnning and Mr. <>» Harold Jeffries and Mrs. George Lewis of Tulsa, guests of Mr and Mrs. Charles MU- “ 1 Mr. and Mrs Charle* Campbell Okla., will be guests of Mrs. Belle ler of Spring Lake on Bunday. Mr. and Mrs John Huizinga »nd Ml*s Ada Michael of Detroit Clement for Decoration Day and the balance of the week. Mr*. Terpen- (Marjory Currier) of McCord* visit- *crc Saturday and Sunday guests of Misses Nonna and Helen Mirhnel Michael. nlng and Mr*. Clement are slater*. ed Hastings friends on Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Powell and son. Wal­ Ralph Weaver. Richard Shawman Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Plumley and and Clyde and Willard Arnold are daughter Beralece of Orand Ledge ter Powell, visited Miss Druzilla Powell in Howell on Sunday Miss among the boys who are having a called on Hasting* friends Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A- J Vedder and Mr. Powell* condition U somewhat im­ three day trip to the Century of Progress and the Indianapolis races and Mrs. Edw. Smith spent Bunday proved. Mr*. Lloyd Storer. Mrs. Walter a* guest* of the Battle Creek Moon- at Pallasburg Park north of Lowell. Jotrnal. Mrs. Sam Mote visited her Perkins. Mrs. Mary Van Duglerrn Mr and Mr* Elmer Rising. Mr*. daughter. Mrs. Pay Allerding. of and Mrs Guy C. Keller were in Grand Rapids Friday attending tlie Sumner Sponable, Mr*. Etta Blough. Mm. Fred Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs- Warren Myers and art exhibit. Mr. and Mr*. Jacob Van De Lune Charles Paul and daughter. Mrs. son Leo ot Lawton spent Sunday Mary Burges* and Mrs. Herman. with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mathie and of Holland were guests o! Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McCreery Sunday and all Zerbel were in Charlotte Monday family. for tlie burial »crvice of Rev. RobMr. and Mr*. D. A. Wiley and spent the afternoon at Fitchburg ert J. 8lec. ' family attended a Christian Science near Jackson. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Cordes. Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Sabin and lecture In Grand Rapids Thursday W. R. Cook and Miss Margery Rey­ daughter Barbara left Monday for;evening. Chicago where they will spend a | Mm. Lloyd Valentine and Mr*. J. nolds were In Lansing Monday week at the Century of Progre.v F. Black were in Woodland on Mon- evening attending the Doris Ken­ Later he will oct as relief manager day attending the funeral of L. yon recital on the Town Hall series Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bcdigo. Mbu (or A. A P. stores tn this district. i Parrott. I Katherine Stevens and Robert ‘Finch of Kokomo. Ind . were Sunday I guests of the latter's slater. Miss Elizabeth Finch, and Mis* Helen Wade. The Misses Gerry Trim. Rosemary Will, Retha Schrader and Mrs. Helen Frazc were guests of Miss Ix>ls Sev­ erance at the Frey collage at Fine CLEARING HOUSES— lake from Friday until Sunday. AU are teachers from Sturgis. What i« known an the clearing Mr and Mr* J. M. Townsend left hotidc in generally maintained in Saturday morning in company with citiex having three or more bank­ her sister. Mrs. Jennie Smith of ing institutions. Lansing, for Webb Oily. Mo., to visit the brother of Mrs. Townsend and A clearing house elects ity otMrs. Smith. Clifford Milliman, who is ill in the Webb City Sanitarium. ficera, consisting generally of । Mrs. Nellie Hopkins. Goldie Ful­ president, vice-president and a ler. Clyde Kuempcl. Mr*. W. A. Mc­ secretary, who keepa the records. Donald and Lost Ferguson spent Sunday the guests of friends in Ea­ The object of a clearing house is ton Rapids and attended the lecture to formulate rules and regula­ given by Rev. Elio Bledsoe and Mrs tions for the exchange of checks, Evyllne Burnsides of Kansas City. drafts and securities which are Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Smith and deposited in the separate banks daughter Susie of Detroit visited and funds to pay are in some oth­ Mrs. J. T. Lombard and other rela­ er bank, hence rules and regula­ tive* the last of the week. Mr and tions are adopted governing the Mr*. Smith leaving Sunday for a few days' stay in Chicago. Susie staying methods and time of clearing such with her grandmother. Mrs. Lom­ checks, drafts and securities. bard. Rules are also adopted relative Dr E. J Pratt wUl leave Sunday to the conduct and management morning for Kirksville, Missouri, where he will taka some special work of financial matters common to in Osteopathic technique and treat­ all the banks in the clearing ment of eye. ear. nose and throat. house - association. Before he return* he will join Mrs , Pratt In Chicago. They will be home about June 16th. ' Mrs. A. K- Frandscn went to Mt. Pleasant Tuesday, to participate in some ot the feftivilie* being given in honor of her daughter. Miss Mildred., | who is closing several years of teaching there, and whose marriage to Robert Uiurcnson of Pittsburgh., Is an event of the coming summer. Mr. and Mr*. John Wood motoredi to Harrietta near Cadillac on Bun­ day and visited her parent*. Mr and Mrs. A. L. Kellogg. In the after­ noon all went to Traverse City and visited Mr. and Mrs Ear) Kellogg and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wood and her parents returned to Hostings, Monday. The latter will also visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Water*. Common Sense Bank Talks Way Much per!) S A OK— DI National Bank of Hastings MS! ers ER ER MEMORIAL DAY GREETINGS Shop Here and Save! Wesson Oil Deal MAKE YOUR OWN SALAD DRESSING Butter Quality Chipso Baxa* Hershey’s Cocoa B««t Large ( nly ! KTER COIL IENT! 49c u. 26c 2 <«> 29c 1 las.. 18c Gauze«± Post Bran Flakes Kellogg’s Pep Cheese OW! If You Have Errors . neglecting them. But this is a day of checking up on ALL angles of condition.* and physical not to the hoped-for information. any HINMAN’/ Wa Dalioar Tha BIC-Eittla Stan Phona 34»1 T. S. BzXIRd this COUPON WORTH 25< m. i. k.<... .< nJ THIS COUPON ANO tic ..ri.. .< u, ENTITLES ME TO THIS CAI I NOME COMBINATION HEALTH 1OO BIG SAVIN during this SALE The Kist Dairy Store will be open for business some day next week with new equipment and several new features. Watch for Further Announcement 14fc Fresh and Cold Meats At Low Prices 5 Of men who died on land or sea in the great battles of rec­ ord from the early Colonial Sunday guest of Mis* Mary Powers «»' of Grand Ra;4d*. wars to the World war—and in . « . «d u , p, u 8 A. Houghton. Mr* W. L. Dollard, D J. Diamond of Grand Rapid* Mri w. H Pressley. Mr*. Sadie',I Mrs. Lane won top score and Mrs. memory of men who fell in tha4 Fred Stebbins was second . *‘*nd,n“, we*k Motoer. Mr*. Henry C. Thompson. ‘ obscure bush-whackings and with relatives and friends here. M„ william EHiott. Mn. William H1U>. Mrs, John Sparks. Jr., of Detroit Barry. Mr*. John Knapp and Mrs skirmishes that won Ten member’s of the Home Liter­ ha* Anderson, all of Bay City. » been «-cn visiting vwiuiig her ner parent*. parent*, Mr. str ! Florence __________________________ the west. ary Club attended the Kalamazoo and Mrs. c. F. Angell, and family. ■ ------------— Mr and Mr*. E J Edger and fam- HAPPILY b'L'RPRISED County Federation of club* at Stock­ Uy of Jackwn called on Mr*. Edith | ’ ON HER BIRTHDAY. bridge Avenue church in Kalamazoo, Edger and Mis* Phyllis Edger SunMembers of the Sunday School Friday, beginning at 9:30 The day. [daws of Mr*. J. A. McNulty and morning session was given largely Clyde Sutton and Miss Peggy Miss Sara Schader planned and car- to three minute reports of delegates hastii9os Madlson from Detroit spent the ried out a delightful surprise on of twenty-four dubs represented out week ’llh Mr. and Mrs. TA .. ........ i.,« at of the twenty-six federated Clubs, al­ week enrt end n with D. ir H. K<ra Mrs McNulty on Friday evening Button. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Sut­ so an address on Adult Education by Mrs. J. E. Hanna (Doreen Potter) ton. it being Mrs. McNulty's birth-. Mrs. C. E Gill of Kalamaaoo. Sev­ eral selection* by the Junior Glee and three children of Detroit came day. Saturday to spend the summer at A pot luck supper was served, one Club were much enjoyed. After com­ Wall lake of the attractive features being a munity singing in the afternoon tlie; Miss Florence Frnndscn returned large delicious birthday cake with Club collect wa* led by Mrs BondeMonday from Three Oaks and will candles, the cake being made by man and the Glee Club gave sev­ *|*nd the summer with her parents Mr*. Sutton. Game* were played eral more selections followed by the al Wall lake. and a happy evening enjoyed. Mrs. report of the District delegates. Mr*. Mr*. Alice Cook Hare and Al Adiof McNulty was presented with a love­ C C. Blankcnburg of Kalamazoo of Allegan called on Mr and Mrs ly gift as a birthday remembrance. was then introduced, wiio gave a very timely address on "Munitions Burrell Scudder and Mr. and Mr*. and Disarmament." One point site Monday A M after a few day*' visit Lyle Scudder Sunday. COUNTRY CLUB LUNCHEON. Plans are being made for bouquet* of lilies of tile to stressed "Peace seem* much more at the home of her cousin, Grace Mr. and Mrs Everett Pettcnglll I Dainty bouquets tber and son banquet Uta i and daughter. Margaret, of Grand vaUcy, com flowers and yellow alys- certain today Dian a week ago" to Brill. Friday night in June. Rapids, spent the week end with Mr. sium made the table* attractive for which we all raid "Amen." AU enjoyed having Mr. Shafer Mrs. -----------------------------------Ollie Doolittle of Kalamazoo and Mrs. D. H. Sutton. the week aga Tuesday luncheon at vauru ----— । 1 L'T ui uic r.ower nome------iron BunfUy SOPTHWKST CARLTON. Robert and Nelson Gardner, who the Country Club, with tulips iru vU,,ed 111 Bic Flower 1 tonic from1 Friday till Monday rooming. Several»! i B^K3?,l*nd chu^h Sunday morning, ~~-t— ---------Claude Carpenter and daughter are attending M S C., were home and lilac* embellishing the lounge. calls were made on old neighbors k wa?,.Mn th® over tlie week end with their moth­ Top score nt bridge was won by adult* as well as the young people. [ er. Mrs Erma Gardner. Mrs. Richard Oroos. aqid the golr and friends. We are glad to report Newell Bar­ Next Sunday'* program will be put Mr*. LaPayette Usborne. Mrs. Louise Dietrich of Hickory event by Mrs. Eduard Vap Popering on by local talent. f Owners is spending a few week* Owing to Memorial Day. the reg­ ber improving at Delton hospital I mn Barbara Bowman of Lansing Mr. and Mr*. Lloycl Storer *nd.L, __ w„ n . with her daughter and family, Mr ular luncheon 1* deferred untU next after suffering a stroke of apoplexy. 1Eloise with little Marlyne Clark of cS^rt. and Mrs. Burrell Scudder. Tuesday. Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Vert Robin- 1 8'‘n<UY *“>» nu'k«”“«•» C. D- Garn of Grand Rapids and Mr* H. M. Bowser of Fort Wayne. school Friday ‘ Al Brill s. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gam of Bat­ Indiana, was the guest of Mrs. Wil­ son called for Mr. and Mrs Em at Quick and they drove to Ban field to tle Creek were Sunday guests of bur Lane. Our young folks to graduate thia Mrs. LaPayette Usborna gi spend the day with their brother. ;year arc Margaret Garrison and daughter. Mr*. LeVant Yeager, tpa Mis* Lettie and Frank Gam Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ferris, and help 'Warren McIlwain from the eighth- ! TiF*dey in Battle Creek, Dr. Winifred McLravy and Miss _ _______ ______________________ OBSERVED BIRTHDAY. | and Grace Brill from High* Mr and Mn Raluh Hmuw Pickliaver of Grand Rapids visited Mrs. Mary Severance celebrated him celebrate his birthday, a love- grade ' ' !orlum onur ud Mr. 1mm i Mr. and Mr*. John McLravy Sunday her eightieth birthday tm Sunday, ly dinner and visit were enjoyed. school. ND. and Mrs. H. Scobey spent and called on other friend*. her children and grapdehUdren The Hendershott school reunioni ',Lao— Barry attended a Grade* 5 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dietrich and . coming tor the day. the dinner table Sunday with their brother. Mr. and .will be held Uie second Saturday * In cers i-----------a-------------a -yoodland Wl conference at Wc family of Toledo. Ohio, spent Satur-' being laid for sixteen. Mrs. Ferris Quick of Prairieville. (June neaday evening. Mr. and Mrs. M, Brad Held and ' day night and Sunday with Mr. and Those present were Mr. and Mr* Mrs. Burrell Scudder and Mildred ' Bob Eddy of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. father -John Bradfield were in Kee­ Mr. and Mrs Charles Bachcller G E Severance of MlddleviUe. Mr. ler and Dowagiac Bunday taking and Mr and Mrs Herman Zerbel and Mrs. Wm. F. Severancfe and flowers to the cemeteries there. were in Muskegon Heights on Sun- | daughter Barbara of Battle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Land of Fl. day calling on Mrs. R. J. Sice and j Mrs. Elizabeth Reickord and son Wayne. Ind., spent the week end family. ; Adelbert of Lansing and her two visiting their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. M. F. Frost and sisters. Mrs. Dooling and Mr*, Merritt Smith, on the Thorpe farm. Their daughter Hazel accompanied children of Detroit come Wednesday Bridget Foley. to visit the Rev. and Mr*. L. L 1 ---------------- ------------------------them home for a month s vacation. Dewey and George and attend com- PERFORMS ANOTHER Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Schults and menecment. MARRIAGE CEREMONY. the latter's brother and wife of Mrs D L Christian was the guest At toe home of Probate Judge Chicago spent over the week end al of Miss Charlotte Lake of Lansing Stuart Clement. W. Grand-St) on their Lake Hills farm, returning on Saturday #nd Sunday. Mr. and Wednesday evening. May 33. at six Monday. Mr*. Waller Lake also spending i o'clock, he united In marriage RobRelatives from Hastings were call­ Sunday there. . i l'rt C. Cobb of Hastings and Fran- ers of Mr. and Mr*. Scobey Sunday Mrs. Elva Granger of Charlottd Bumgarten of Orand Rapid*, evening. who has recently returned from 4 Attendants were Wilfred Cobb and Mr. and Mrs. MoClurkln had callwinter's sojourn in Florida spent a I N,ls3 Dorothy Neimeyier. both of era from Hastings Sunday after­ part ot the past week with Mr. and I Hastings. noon. Mrs. G. F. Chidester T),la was tlM! fourteenth couple Tlie school picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Fred Colwell of JudKe Clement lias united In mar- Bradfield's was well attended and much enjoyed. The following officers Dryden. New York, will arrive In Hastings on Saturday evening for a | Avv * uw r-i un for the P. T. A. were elected: Presi­ fnu.- days' *,«• visit V(«h with with the thp former rnrmnr-. a,. tNTt.RlAINS LAil-A-LOT CLUB. dent. Mrs. Albert Johnson; Vlccfew s sU-1 - “The Laff a Lot Club from Pres.. Mrs. Merle BradAeld; Secre­ ter. Mrs George B Huling. Wurzburg’s at Grund Rapids met at tary and treasurer, the teacher In MUs Sara Schader and William Schadcr. Jr., were in Battle Creek the home of Mrs. Frank Hosmer of charge of sclrool for another year. Carlton Center Thursday evening Miss Hackney closed her second d u r i n ■ th. R.iall 1 on Tuesday evening to attend the for a chicken dinner. Binging and graduating exercises at Leila Post year's work as teacher and many dancing were feature* of the eve­ expressed their hopes that she will Montgomery hospital. MUS Elinor ning and a good lime was enjoyed return for another year's teaching. Waring being one of the graduates. by all present. Ttrase present were Frederick Parker, who Li teach­ I NAME Betty Piersma. Jean Robinson, Ethel HENDERSHOTT. ing at Arkansas State College, Magnuson. Myrrell Schott. Vino Jonesboro. Ark., and Mrs. Dan Mac­ Mrs. Vonnle Haywood, Mrs. Glenn Sterling. Betty Blozow from Grand | ADDRESSDougall (Beatrice Parker) of Lan­ Rapid* aril Eunice Seelman and Bracy. Mrs. Eagl. Mrs Wood and sing were called here last week by Riley Holcomb all-of Battle Creek Mrs. Clayton from Lansing. the serious illness of their father, F. were guest* oY Mrs. Frances Hender­ C. Parker. . shott on Friday. Aunt Diehl Hol­ BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Ex-Congressman and Mrs. Ketch - . Otto Iseiualh wa* the victim of comb who has been slaying in Battle am and daughter Mary were In Per­ a complete surprise on Friday eve­ Creek with Riley Holcomb came ry Sunday where he delivered the ning when a number of his asso­ home with them Mrs. Hendershott Memorial Day address. They spent ciates at the Bliss Co. and their went to Battle Creek with them Fri­ toe week end with Mr and Mrs. E. wives came In to remind him ot his day P. M. 'and stayed with her C. Sackrider (Ruth Ketcham) of birthday. For once, otto was speech- daughter, Mrs. Leon Slocum, until East Lansing Saturday night. Mr„Antl.?IrS „E . Cb?J*2!e anj! Bunco, bugs, and other games Mrs. Lena Lamphere and daugh­ son Bob. Mrs Charlotte Noble and heipad to make the evening pa&t ter, Lillian, of Kalamazoo were Sun­ Mr*. Edith Martip from Charlotte. very^pleasantly and he will never day guest* of Mrs. Ernie Matteson and East Lansing were Sunday vUi- forBel hu mUcth blrthday anniver- and other relative* here. tors of their sister and husband. Mr. ■ Our school closed . Wednesday and Mr*. L. Severance. They also '----------------- <>t with a picnic at the sdioolhouse. drove to Fine lake and called on BIBLE CLASS.ENJOY Miss Bulolph will teach here again Mr. and Mrs Wayne Frey. I " AL FRESCO PARTY. next year. , The Rev. L. L. Dewey, the Rev. | Members of former Congressman Mr. and Mr*. Mel Hendershott of and Mrs. c. M. Conklin. Mr. and Ketcham's Young Married People * Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde | Mrs. Alvah Sceber. Mrs. E. A. Bur-, Bible class of the Methodist Epis­ Hendershott of Hastings were Sun­ HASTINGS 7*. REXALL Sian ton. Mr*. C- A. Bassett and Mis* copal church enjoyed an al fresco day guest* of their mother. Mrs. Lettie Gam were in Muskegon party at the Ketcham home Wed- Frances Hendershott. Height# Monday to attend the fu- 'nesday night, a Jolly time being MLss France.* DeMott returned to Middleman tn the fl(‘‘ neral of the Rev. Robert J. Slee. a 1 passed will) a weinie roast in the her home In the Gregory district former pastor of toe Hasting* garden, and out do.v sports of var­ Methodist church. ious kinds Over fifty were present. Mr. and Mr* Russell Kantner of South Hanover entertained as Bun­ VISIT HOME FOR CHILDREN AT ADRIAN. day dinner guest* the latter’* fa­ A group of about twenty O. E. 8. ther and mother, Mr. and Mr*. O. A. members went—------------to Adrian— on---------SaturArnett. Chester Arnett and Mr. and ----------------------Mr*. Ward Arnett and Ml** Delorls day. to Inspect the Masonic Home and Ward. Junior, of Banfield, also for Children, where seventy children Mr and Mr*. Ed Arnett and the are being cared for. many of them! It was "Home rw" Day" and Mlsse* Emma. Clarabelie and Mar- orphans. »» garet. Mr. and Mrs Jack Trayer. the Hastings people took advantage Harold Organ and Lloyd Organ of of the opportunity to visit this be­ nevolent institution. Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. John Stamm of Ban­ SENIOR RECITAL. field entertained a* guest* Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8. Potts Gerald Tout* and family of Albion. left Tuesday for Chambersburg. Pa., Mr* Henry Flannery and family ol to attend the graduation recital Nashville, Mr*. Frank Beg.ir of Bed­ given by their daughter, Miss Vir­ ford. Mrs Emma Clemens. Wm. Clemen* and family. Mr*. Clara ginia Potts at Penn Hall. Com­ mencement exercises are on June 6. Wilder and Fred Keech all of Bat­ They will also visit ■Major and Mrs. tle Creek. Mrs. Willard Bagley and cilauoon Barnes al Baltimore. Md., family of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. while in the east. , Forest Stamm of Assyria. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stamm of Johnstown. Mr. NEW IDEA CLUB. and Mr*. Francis Gorham of Rut­ The New Idea Club met at the land. Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Buskirk. home of Mrs. Jas. Silsbee and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Bebon and family Fred Palmer. May 16. 1834. and Mn. Ida Be Ison and family ol A delicious 6:30 dinner was served Hastings. by the hostesses. A very enjoyable i Mr. and Mn. Robert Moore and evening was spent with music, songs' Mias Lola L*ng*ton of Kalamazoo and visiting. Our next meeting will be with' visited Mr and Mn. James Langaton Mrs. Harry Ritchie . Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Wlndeknechl of Owosso were Sunday NOW HAS SHINGLES. guest* of Mr. and Mr#. T. N. Kivopf Friends of Albert Konkle of BalliC. J- Stuart and James Stuart of more. Md. will be glad to hear, that, Grand Rapids accompanied Mr*. D. hi* condition following a recent M, Stuart and Mr* Jaa. Langston to stroke is Improving, hi* trip to Ftor- . Moure Park on Thursday where they Ida having been very beneficial. At . visited Mrs. R H Hawkins, who is present hr U suffering from an at-|: ill. Mrs. Hawkins is a sister ol the tack of the shingle*. AU hope for. hi# complete recovery. late D. M Stuart. - Announcement Of vision and don't know 3 Ba... 29c 2 Ba... 19C u>J9c In Memory Carveth & Stebbins Friday and Saturday, June 1, 2 Ont Pint' Wtuon Oil and Ont Mayonaiit Maktr for William Hackney wu iuime from' J. M. Langston was in Grand LOLNTRY CLUB LUNCHEON. Flint over the week end. Rapid* on Thursday. The women members of the Has­ Mr*. George WlxK*«pent the week I ,Rev Wld lln W. L. Oelston of ting* Country Club held no lunch­ end at her cottage at Gun lake. ,vU“®d Mr Mrs. Beu eon thi* week because of Decoration Mr .„a Mr. Wl. BrurWrr taMid died on Day on Wednesday. Grand Rapid* Saturday afternoon. rcl*tbo friends Committee members In charge of the luncheon for Tuesday, June 5. Mr. and Mrs Ed. Brook* spent ENTERTAINED BRIDGE gre: Mrs. C. 8. McIntyre. Mrs. Har­ Sunday with friends in Kalamazoo. CLUBS LAST WEEK. Craw- --------- -------------- — iris Woodbume. nuvuviuiw, Mrs. OMB. C. W. » On Wednesday of last week. Mr* ford W11 Mri. Ray Rnnle from East Lansing over Uie week Warren O. Carter entertained three1 ---------------- —» end. friend* from Bay City, Mrs. O L. HONORED MRS BOWSER. naturdav io Mr. William Michael of Lansing la the Peterson. Mrs. A. E. DavU and Mr*.. On On Saturday. May 18. Mn Robert guat of Dr. and Mrs J. A. Woototi for a week. I Thur«!»y. un 'rUnd. Mis* Gertrude Bentley was the L. V. BESSMER OPTOMETRIST Phono 2634 - Hasting* KIST DAIRY STO �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAY M, 1*34 MMSJI ling in anything it evidently U not j SOUTH COATS GROVE. I i capita). The grounds are spacious. Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Lyons of the buildings large, substantial and Grand Rapids called at William । gorgeously decorated and equipped. Bayne's Bunday. Money has by no means been spared Mr. and Mrs. H 8. Flrster and 1™** “4 ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER. wSrcii TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN' । to make them Just as attractive u; Robert Altoft spent Sunday In Ver“o'd O0U. ■ . . ™ CHRIBT. Ithey can be made. Millions and mil- linontville at Geo. Pinter's. J lions of dollars must have been Mr. and Mn. L- H. Winslow of (Continued from page one) spent. I have Miked with people who' Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mn. I have visited Monte Carlo, which has J Peter B. Howes of Mendon were; MHO a world-wide reputation as a gamb- week end guests ot Freeman Fisk's Nntidty Unl,ed 8lat®» an<f Old Mexico. Ung resort, and they tell me that Cal­ Radio seta are taxed 13.50 a year j l John At the border you are met by very ientes would by no means sutler in <!»•». r gentlemanly Inspectors represent - comparison. Tlie buildings are of the In Norway. Rumi»» ,ns Uncle Sam. Not to be outdone Spanish type of architecture, with _______ 7 iv . by their more powerful neighbor to I red-tiled rents, and stucco exteriors i NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly the north, you likewise are' encoun- Shaded cloisters are on the outside State nt Mirhxan, «)>• Preliale f<v ' tcred by representatives of Old md look out upon beautiful courts | Mexico, duly armed and uniformed, with well kept lawns, fountains. .. •" r ——• B«cur Put “ uniform on a Mexican, or "a! palms and flower-lined yolks. Tlie 'n><i<*«'i> in«*n th«t (onr m«»ih> T«1. ssm colored man and give either one of interiors of the buildings are beyond from ih».2*ih d»r <4 M*y. a. i> i ru. CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Tr.nit» them a gun as an emblem ot author- • an adequate description from me.' h.’XT’m'I'iuh Ml4*4rero/<S Fire Insurance Co. <i to ily, and you have a bundle of doml-1 Beautiful paintings, rare tapestries. .4i.| n,r etimintiion .r. i .<|jn>irhor noting activity that is pretty apt to i rich carpeting and expensive furol- '”*nl "“u •" »< .»id <i»- ■ >r’n ___ __ ___ ... In profusion, _ r»qnir»«l nrr>vni iVr.r assert itself in ways that may be j _ture are_ there while lo ; —J GEO. M. NEWTON: '_________ Watak. CtockJ WANTS THE CHURCHES CALIENTES I RIVAL { 2^5329 Our Service Tuneral Service .‘■omewhat galling. But we seemed near by the little ball goes chasing <• TIMT UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH, io pass muster all right and were around the roulette wheel, and noon V., ,*7'''?-,”h /J"/ Rn. l. E. Lana. Pastor permitted to drive on over the long comes to rest on a number that laid ei!tm*«n wt4nl«da" nit ?.eh<>0.,• 9 .r.'r*!.hinJ- bridge acroe* a wide river bed (in spells victory or defeat for the nu-1'"'‘h •••» A<Mro<t. A. n l»U. un p- which not a drop of water was tolmerous ones who have taken chances .1" M*«v "“Tn ion be seem that leads into Tlajuana. | One room, known os the "Gold I Smirt Hemani. Jndga «f Probate m New and Used ot sumptuous! sumptuous I--- —----------------- .-----------------------The border line, and really this Room." is a model of Modern custom demands a fitting bridge, separates two worlds that are ate., furnishings and decoration. Thh This order for publication. just as different as day and night I room is for the special use of those • ■ final tribute to the departed! With the fluttering* wrought by this • evidently more favored financially. .h • "e'd’ j Raybestos Brake IJnlng change, we drove into Tlajuana. the I or those who wish to appear in that ' tnfflr, Such a tribute we are able to give 4 Brake Cables, spindle Bolts town of which we had heard so (class, and only those wbo appear In’ 4 and Bashings at reasonable costs. Ourx fine, ' ' much, and which especially in pro- full evening dress are allowed lol ii 4 Generators hlbltlon days was known all over enter it. Idf a Wheel Bearings complete equipment will give dis­ Un^le Sam's arid regions. Here those I From the cloister at the inn one Ring and Pinion Gear* Americans, who were not ardent fol- looks out u|x>n the large swimming •—1 — tinction to the services. Families Open Saturday Evenings could go and pool iinunca finished in oiue blue tne tile wmen Which of- "" 1 a. .... lowers 1,5 of oi ''Volstead. voisicaa. ” coma , u - ., did Bo by the hundreds and thous-Jfers many attractions to patrons of ih* i»,t « may be assured that our years of <GLENN F. LAUBAUGH la-.jwiu—stin<i.v flrhaoi. a M. flrK,s evcr>' day. to slake their thirst | the place. While enjoying luncheon1 rw.i experience in the funeral direct­ Hrn.irr>b<><t Nrbooi. in oo a with anything that they wanted. । In there most Attractive tropical J Phone 2637 Hastings ' from the meek and lowly beer up to surroundings, a splendid vaudeville londav Bzhool. 10:30 A. ing profession enable us to aid the most expensive imported dis- program is carried out for the en-1 1 .10 A, M M stilled liquors. Prohibition days in tcrtalnment of guests. At a near-by | .ij in caring for the many problems Amerlu will doubtlew be remern- table my attention was called to a f»r ' bered as Uie "Golden Age" of.Tia- well-built fcllpw of rather swarthy at a time of bereavement. juana, and Mexicans were not "nt all complexion and dressed in a light : backward tn recognizing it. because; suit. whom I had seen many times (they lacked on all the tariff that on the screen and admired his equeaUie und Admired eques­ Ail curiialiy the traffic would bear. Possibly they trian ability. It was non* other Uian Refinance your car it. felt that this situation would endure Tom Mik. the hero In mAny a movie forever. But it didn't, and the re- where he arrived just in the nick of first church and reduce the pay­ I peal of prohibition wrought a change time to save the dlstre.vscd victim or CHRIST. SCIENTIST that dealt the place a mortal blow. from the brutal attack of the deepDistinctive Funeral Service C«r. CknrcX ind Cantar ■treat* ments. Call or write In the days of prosperity they built u, Bundar taralea st 10:30 A M. dyed villain—and they lived happily CHANCERY ORDER. Slate nt Mirhlaan. ill tlie <•>,» spaciously Fountains played, white ever after, HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TELEPHONES: 2505-2417 columns gleamed, beautiful flowers. The feature that especially atbkximed. There remains what is said I tracts peopje to Calientes is the runto be Die "longest bar in die wArld," (nlng race season, starting a few days probably 20 or 25 rods long and of before Christmas and continuing beautiful workmanship. In the good every day for 100 days. Two very old days, It is said that it was often large grandstands are for the specNational Bank Building, ro crowded that you couldn't get up tators. In one of them you can get a Ionia, Michigan ■r?ir» *»'i" ti 10 *’• and thc day s rccclPt5 would1 nice meal if you wish, in tlie other 1 .. ’’ ' "€‘| make a King's ransom look like 36 you can buy pools on tlie races if 1018-19 Grand Rapidi thr cents. But those good old days have you wiyit to. and underneath both 11 National Bank Building, Rone and t<J'day Placc looka 'ik* you can get any kind of liquid re­ ■ ail. inkllnl I., al'■ rod thu I Grand Rapid*, Michigan faded aristocracy. We went over to| freshmenl you want, or gamble if ■ and Air- Ahl..re w,| 1 nHcun.r v. that bar just to sec It. of course, and'you prefer. Both stands are per- "r r 1 al i; HI ill 1 !" though it was right al the height fectly equipped, and every seat com- J"." of thetourist season, one lone Mcx- ihands aperfect view of the bcauti- - " .•■•i lean, drinking a glass of beer, was ful mile track. In all the realm of Monarch of all he surveyed. All this sport, for many people at least, no ' ■ i., only again goes to show that "any-’event grips them os do runplng " 1'1 INI! Tt'SER J.d.n, M i.l Jill Ih. Your Phone Call Starts Our Trucks On the Way ... Ha.nr.:. dnr.i-C «..l -I ■Illnr Sth. thing is possible." and that when Uie races. — ' demonstrated ... oqly a Tins was | »l 11 .lld..r<» A l>cople of a town few days ago at the Kentucky Der­ gel the Idea that l«H ~U.l-il.--l d. ■!rnl.ln by. when Cavalcade thrilled -J lhe = they arc -sitting on top of the I-., .....1 .I|..„ ............... . > 1.1 1'1' ■ 1. /-• * n r\c £ TLt A Aizs-rn earth," then is when they may well 60,000 spectators in a burst of speed I...... . ....... •»The populace can be In the final quarter that crowned r. in CAKUo OF 1 rlAirbeware Telephone 2194 East Green St Inf: 8AI.K I.m.- ... d ■ --------------1 ' ■ —» thrilled or chilled, angered or moved him os the winner. Tills was the c,-> 1 . .< ' .1 . I' . 11,1 ..,| 1 ,.... ..... ... . , to tears, and witness cherished Ideal 60th year that the famous Kentucky I It...11. | V .ldl,„ 11, , ■t 11.11 »r of perpetual prosperity turn 3 Derby had been run, yet all avail­ I <nlr,l ...if tn.la '■ .111 , .h.T able seals in the stands were packed , li-i Holt, tor il.rir kln.lr..—.. >n,| asiieSI'm: ~il r ii ii,. ii..!,,,. . It hl-.,.. I 1 1 ’• lrn,Mr..,n St .,'11 ..... . .. Aguas Calientes which In Spanish with people who came from al) parts I meqps "Hot Water," doubtless be- >of the country. Perhaps, though, the 1aei..t iri-arii-r rl.-k .1 r la.|d.r Every trass we fit b guar­ cause of the hot water springs there, excitement was just as tense way anteed to hold the rupture i_ _ ~ lll> l*<i‘l* i ii 11‘< f,। is of an entirely diflcrent type than back In the days of ancient Hellas, and we keep it la proper ad­ |l.l,i,,.. .nd ......... Al.. , Ttajuana. tltough the towns are only but then the racers were men, and justment for you. Let us show >al.. E. 1' UrMnll l-l.-.ne ' ( 1 two or three miles apart Calientes 1not horses. But there was never a you the New Akron Truss ' Is really the Monte Carlo of Mexico, itime, even in ancient Hellas, when so Fnft -U I’ -MI..I- .and ...... i ■ feature "Selective Pressure e*<. ,«i > । ... r i. ,i 1 . I •, (sustained and glorified 'by liberal imuch attention was paid to breedControl”. Nothing else like 1 - ni. . .• 1 si^i.- |; ..d '• -ill patronage from Uie United States । Iing and training for races, as is now wafn v . -1 a~n«hi । • and by no means forgotten by Its,showered upon Ute notable partici­ ,1. ■■ I. ....1 r.rl Wr.tr II .... |1SI. I,, r ,1.1 own people, because Mexicans are pants in these racing events. RunThe Prescription Drug Store fond of gambling. I never expected ning ----------‘ details of• car­ Full SAI F -• prarlli.r hr.frr. race----------events, and to see gambling halls of such regal rying them out have greatly changed «. A. L,BARKER. Prapr. splendor, and all conducted right -like everything else. Probably most HASTINGS MICHIGAN out in the open so to speak. Gam­ of our readers will recall what anbling, gambling, gambling every­ hoylng events the running races where and in surroundings that werf at tlie old Barry Oounty Fair. would dwarf a Prince's palace in___ ,... enjoyed the _______ People running______ races._ COME TO THE dazzling splendor. Young ladles vied (but it took so.long to get Uie horses DELTON RESTAURANT with old gray-haired women ui ,— — -----------started. There would be one Individ­ FOR TOUR SUNDAY DINNER tempting Fortune's choice. Young ual that would insist on being way Heine Cvoklue lads vied with aged, bald-headed >out in the lead, while another would STEAK or CHICKEN men in finding who held Uie lucky drag far behind, only to win a re­ GRANGE PROGRAMS Complete ___________ number, or could guess the lucky buke from the starting judge, which turn. It was a cosmopolitan crowd. ।didn't help matters. The starts were made up of Americans. Mexicans, iseldom fair, though doubtless were Spaniards. Chinese. Japanese, or what have you. Great stacks of sU- !ientes. and probably at all the big. ver were piled up on the tables. :racing events now. a large stablewhile bills of large and small de­ like affair o^en at both sides and nominations were poked down inn k I mounted on wheels, extends clear »hat must hare been large recep-1 across the track. 10 rods or so back famous “BLUE SUNOCO’’ which Keep in mind fho fact that we Standard make, two year* old. I»3 3 taeles. Judging from the speed with of the starting line. Each racing we handle has won its way to the do not admit to our stocks any­ unall sire, equal new; nearly 1 which bills were offered. From what I horse is led into his stable, accordaccord­ one could actually see at Aguas cal­ ing to the position the horse has paid for. in vicinity of Has­ front through the splendid satis­ thing that we .would not recom­ ientes. one would not suppose that tings. Reliable party may have mend and our prices are just as such fTthlng as a depression ■Wo* word is given to "Go." they go The tame by continuing small within a million miles of the place. horses seem to understand it just low as we can possibly make BALTIMORE CENTER. monthly payments. Necessary Money was In evidence everywhere. as well as the men. Right after the Do you ever stop to think of The last P. T. A. of the school them consistent with the stand­ to move piano at once. For, Everything was conducted in a most horses are on their way. this "start­ , year was held at the McOmber what the CONDITION of your quiet and orderly fashion. It evi­ er" on wheels is drawn off to one ard of merchandise worthy of our ' school house Thursday night. Hie dently was well understood that side of the track. tires may mean to your personal program was in charge of the Boy recommend. such things as drunkenness, rough­ troll, Mich. I Scouts and Camp Fire Girls, seven SAFETY? A blow-out may easily ness wouldtne notrunning be Calientes. , or ■,. boisterousness ------ ~ canentes, events the were running events were of the Girls taking first rank Miss in any degree Bu •uch(vcry e«iUng. All Ulc way frotn lead to a tragedy. We handle the —I Gaskill presented eighth grade dl­ Wc are proud of the reputation gambling, and the ext*"^of *“ to eight up to a down entries were DURFEE. — rplomas to Arebelle Smith. Dora alirniv an * ve-onnnnr KVrnliahlv . . . .. L . famous FIRESTONE TIRES be­ eye-opener, Probably Cflv fifty .in each we have made. Reputation, like Our school picnic Saturday at the surely race and the finishes were Gardner and Bob Traver. Ice cream HASTINGS MARKETS or a hundred tables, and perhaps school house was certainly well cause we believe that no better land cake were served. — ™T"" Z " ‘1" at- ।more, were operating—and all busy. exceptionally close in each one. How­ Rome, cannot be built in a day; .. Mr .nd Mr,. Rennin,ton ol M«- “"SJ: : ever the real climax to the 100-day tires are made. If you do not What especially surprised me was but unless maintained can be lost - p' Mtoo' M Rolland , ’ Haallnn who nut on "a tilc l>r“c' number ol'nomen inUn, racing season there comes at or near iw£‘Su1oei^d th? <»„h i-wS ’£,1~ •”...> >•« >» need new tires, let us look over 1U end. when special purses and in an hour. Experience and skill, grand prises are pflered that tempt ( Miss Gaskill elopid closed the lourtl. fourth MB. OUU11 much , |h»U. ru«ln. In Ue irom youth Up the tires you are now using. De­ even more than money, are the the fleetest runners from all direc­ school year at the McOmber and «u. William Cremer and Leroy !•',">'<> tions. fects cannot always be seen from returns the onty next year, it S being essentials. ,.„r „r„foranu TfE ,Uiing about it “ was that the older I her first and only school. )' ' There Is something fascinating the outside. "A stitch in time credit is due her as a teacher for »bk !L°°k.Very ones seemed lo get even more kick about, good running races from the h-/vu u,e Ppi.no. the J™*" 1 UnleM your car has perfect saves nine.” Very often an in­ the jrxxl work Die has carried on. slanOt o'11, Those present cloyed enjoyed the the 'usual youn« lady “ u,e ,ron time the quivering, high-strung ani­ Her goal is set and U worked to Th0W usual walch®<1 mals. with riders perched like mon­ lubrication, a lot of your gasoline spection by us will save you a lot sports of a picnic ending with a 125 00 her nr,t throw and Bt Wlct the end. it Is proven by her schol­ ball game of Durfee Juniors and her “ a “capper." to en- keys on their backs, parade up to the of trouble. will go for friction instead pf starter, until the words 'They're ars she sends out. Durfee Seniors. The score was 6 c<)ur‘r the more hetlum But Mr. and Mrs. Walter Courtright to 12 in favor of Uie Juniors added miles of travel. If your car when 1 “w thal 123 rctunlfd to Uie Off." goes out almost like a roar Rapt attention holds Uie crowd as of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Tlie Ladies- Aid Society at Mr labks' and iome more W|U1 con' We specialize in Battery Serv­ npeds a good "grease and oil job” Mr and Mrs. Rusnell Greenfield the strong-hearted racers, super­ and Mrs Edd Rice's W«inro«y was c,udcd tha‘ 1 ,iad . anolber Jucs* Mr and Mrs Cleo Cardd have well attended proc.nds KBS eomln« Calientes U naturally a charged with excitement, course ice and know that we can please bring it to us and let us SHOW Mrs moved into the Royal Bryant house. 'Mils madly around the circuit and rival Fancher--and Nellie Fancher and Miss EsUier McCca ,or many of mov,e aUra« you. We solicit a share of your YOU what we can do for you. We Mr. and Mrs. Floy Greenfield of colors shift and change in the fly ­ Striker played an instrumental duel ,0. whom money comes Quimby spent Sunday with Mrs. then Mrs. William Hoffman told of caaUy business and we are confident use nothing but the BEST oils «oea lhe “me way Many ing group. There's a hush at the florf °\ the ot tourista to Califor- nal turn and advantage seems to Mr and Mrs. Walter Thomas of her trip to Flortdi ° e ,many ! that you will be pleased not only and greases. good times and beautiful and inter- nla 10 wlnUr “• llkewise attracted hang by a hair. But sweeping wide, j peMuipa one individual that lias as Middleville have moved into the esung things with the character of out service, We then adjourned and many ot tbem are disposed to Thomas house. yet attracted no special attention. > to meet with Mrs Hoffman next ’try m08t oncf " «ddiWhen it cornea to gasoline the but also with our prices. Mrs. McDodd returned to her time. •Watch for date , 'tton lhe pe»t running races are held breaks loose from the bunch and home in’Vermontville after spend­ Mrs.' Orville Pursell is under the at Calientes. starting about Chrtst- his gallant burst of speed literally ing a week with her daughter, Mrs. doctor's care. lifts the spectators from their seats I mas time and continuing EVERY Pennington, of this place. u a yelling, cheering mass, as a | Tom Hoffman is seriously 111 with DAY tOr 100 day* Theae races al' . The eighth graders of the McOm­ sore throat. • tract hundreds of people from all neck and neck race continues to the ber district enjoyed a day in Lanwire. Yea, I like to see a good run-1 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Elliott and over country, and even from bae tAvels 43.716 miles to gathson of Lowell. Mrs. Geo Elitott and foreign lands. Some racing devotees nlngj-ace and can easily Understand Miss Helsel of Hastings spent the horse-racing was George pouDd of hooey" If it went son. Bert, spent Sunday with Jack c<xne and stay right through the how farther out. it might find it cheaper week end with her brother of this Moore. whole racing program Aguas Cal- Washington's favorite sport. M ttia wayside »tanda. । ----------------- 1 s t . ientes more often called Calientes . . . . ' Employed men and women of re- for short, is probably the greatest It is estimated that if all the cars pie candy makers submit a code, duced income are getting married gafnbltng and racing center on this A writer asserts that France and " hz ‘cy ccan “n 6nare but iZ. it doesn t settle which young so u they share expenses, expenses. reports ntnuspnere. hemisphere, ana and pernaps perhaps in In uie the England are drawing percciKHjly Mns. the one al the back a-ould LM.t one ui in the the noocn ribbon a socuu social investigator. 8, Salary paring,.world. world. We that it is a nearer. Tills should make thing* uk -family iMiniiy gets uie We are are informed inf----------------------------MM. fruOl Hit box to tip ______ ...__ ’ __ .__ __________ .... and if .. __ from tlie Ue un up hor her >>«lr hair, (compels salary pairing. private enterprise, tt Is ,lack- jAUTO PARTS REDUCED RATES Charles H. Leonard Fidelity Corporation of Michigan WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN W? Prompt V » Delivery Hastings Ice & Fuel Company Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service SERVICE Growing up here through the years, and keeping steady pace with the wonderful development of the Automobile, a great many people have come to depend upon us for real ' ■ service when anything goes wrong with their cars. 65C t "To have what people want, when they want it and at fair prices," might well be nailed up as a motto over our door. . , ', 17267281 ANDRUS SERVICE The Home of SUNOCO Gas HASTINGS MICH. TELEPHONE 2240 �Wednesday, May 30, 1924 PART TW< THE HASTINGS BANNER New Books In Public Library Fiction. Jackson Gregory—High Courage. Ruth Sawyer—Luck of the Road. Emilio Loring—We Ride the Gale. Alice Duer Miller—Cone Out ot the Pantry. Margaret Wilson—The Valiant Wife. . Mildred Walker—Fireweed. Robert W. Chambers — Secret Service Operator 13... Kathleen Norris—Manhattan Love Bong. Grace L. Hill—Rainbow Cottage. Ralph Connor—Girl From Glen- The 1934 Graduation Class of the Hastings High School ighty-nine seniors of the Hastings High School whose pictures are on this page will receive diplo* -mas at commencement in the Central audiorium here Fri­ day afternoon commencing _• at 2:00 o’clock. E Ehiabeth Jordan—Page Mr. Pom­ eroy. Max Brand—Timbal Gulch Trail. Alan LeMay—Thunder in the Dust. Clarence E. Mulford—Trail Dust. Albert P. Terhune — Letters of Marque. Wm. B. Mowery—Challenge of the *'orth North. E. P. Oppenheim—Man Without Nerves. -Nell H. Swanson—Phantom Em­ peror. Christine Parmenter—Wind Blows West. Will Ermine —Laramie Rides Alone. Louise P. Hauck—Friday's Child. P. G. Wodehouse—Thank You. Jeeves. Faith Baldwin—Within a Year. Phyllis Boltome—Private Worlds. Harold Titus—Man From Yonder. Arthur Pound—Once a Wlidcr' new. Dorothy L. Sayers—Tlie NlneTail. ora. John Dickson Carr—The Eight of Swords. Robert J. Casey—The Third Owl. Helen Ashton—Family Cruise. Frances Renard—Ridgeways. Ben Ames Williams—Hostile Val­ ley. Warwick Deeping — Seven Men. Who Came Back. Maud Diver—The Singer Passes. Katharine H. Taylor—Boulevard. Geo. H. Rodney—Apache Trail. Non-Fiction. Peter Alnalcc—Some Experiments, in Living. BenJ. F. Albough—Home Garden­ ing ;' New Dealers. Agnes Rothery—Sweden. John T. Faris—Roaming the East­ ern Mountains. Stuart Chase—Economy of Abund­ ance. Geo. Dunlap Lyhtan—Saga of Ute Comstock Lode. Knight Dunlap—Civilized Life. Augustus B. Zanzlg—Music in . American Life H. A. Overstreet—A Guide to Civ­ ilized Loafing. G. A. Stevens—Garden Flowers in Color. ___ Jean Barnes, Librarian. Once again the seniors themselves will take charge of the program .which is as ’ follows: Processional March — “Pomp and Chivalry," Rob­ erts. "Star Spangled Banner"— High Schoo) Orchestra, Mr. Wesley Logan, director. Invocation — Rev. L. L. Dewey, pastor Mefhodist Episcopal church. ■ Songs—(a) "Rain," Cur­ ran: (b) "Springtime," D. Watkins, High School Girls’ Glee Club, M iss Frances Hunter, director. Dramatization — “When Good Friends Get Together," Class of 1934. Presentation of the Class —Mr. Wm. T. Wallace, Principal of High School. Presentation of Diplomas —Mr. Fred A. Johnson, President Board of Educa­ tion. Taps. Benediction — Rev. L., L. Dewey. Reveille. 4 Mar<uerlU Bauuer Myrtle Cheney Doria Colo Herbert Cooper Friccta Cowles A DESCRIPTION OF WESTERN SANDSTORM. If Hastings and Michigan people in general feel they suffered from the recent sand storm—they really got but a homeopathic dose accord­ ing to a Minneapolis resident writ­ ing to a friend here. She says: "May has been the moat dreadful month here with scorching weather and dust storms. We pul all the rugs and curtains away, and even t}>en It was a Job to keep from smothering. Every dish had to be wiped before being used, the bed spread had to be carefully folded Up and shaken outdoors before the bed could be opened, the dirt in front of open windows had to 6c shovelled up in the morning and everything uas filthy and gritty. You could act­ ually grit the dirt between your teeth. I've never dreamed of such a thing. A llltlc water spilled on the kitchen floor turned It into mud. I Oraca Brill Martin Clark Connie Cook Laverne Cooper Blchsrd Darby ¥ ¥ ¥ The Banner wishes happi­ ness and success to each member of the class. baby's clothes for they looked like floor mops. I wore holes in them try'ing to get them clean and no food could be put on the table early be­ cause you couldn't recognize it when you came to eat it. A friend of my husband's got over a bushel of dirt off his laboratory floor at one time. Everybody prayed for rain and all we got was a repetition of dust storms. We kept chanting "Oh lovely May—In Minnesota^ CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations as follows: junior Social Economist. 92.000 a year, Bureau of Labor SlatUllcs, Department of Labor. ■ Associate Nteal Architect, R3.000 a year. Asstitont Naval Architect, >2.800 a year. The salaries named above ait sub­ ject to a deduction of not to lixceed 10 per cent until June 30. IBM, and of not to exceed 6 per cent curing the fiscal year ending June 30. 1935. as a measure of economy, and also to a deduction of 3 1-2 per cent to­ ward a retirement annuity. All states except Iowa. Maryland. Vermont, Virginia, and the District' of Columbia have received less than their share of appointments in the apportioned departmental service at Washington. Pull information may be obtained from H..C. Wunderlich. Secretary of the United States Civil Service flee. ___________ ___________ About 800 letters without addres­ ses are placed in American mall boxes dally. Stomach Gas a Bleep good. Quick. thorough M- Delbert Lancaster Cllan Leonard Sophia MarahaU llowa.il McIntyre . Ell, worth Hawton Loran OrarnuiUi Harold Pcrktni Lloyd Patarion Bettie Belckord Marietta Boaa Winnie Month Jana Bcobay Helen Bkiduora Faul Smith Marjorie stabblna IMprli Sunday Robert Taflee Oraca WU1 Maur ana WUUIU Joo Tbomaon Maxine Swift Robert Wilcox Loalaa Will VlrglaU Thoatpaon Lillian Tolbunt �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAT M. 1*34 FACE WGHT CUT ALFALFA LATE IF HURT BY FROST 'and I Ml* Mabel BUson of Harttags. Mr. . ___ :-----Mn. Elmer Walters, Mr. and days’ visit with her parents. is in charge of Sophia Smith and Matfan Woodman. The Men’s 8. 8. Class and their Viul Harvest Period „Too ixelter ! _ . ... of Kauunaaoo, Miss Donna Early to Allow Plant to Re- 'Moore. Miss Florence Amstutt and - — 8 jMUo Huillberger of Jackson, Mrs. place Depleted Reserves — -•=——---. ,, ,, Nora Huillberger, Mrs. Iva Sullivan, Rapids were Sunday guasU of thair Stowell Sunday foe a pot luck din­ daughter, Mra Oroo Knowles, and ner. It wm a surprise for Goy. Those family. present were. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Miss Lillian Thaler returned to Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd East Lansing -Injur es to alfalfa Mr Mra Huillberger. Ml*s her work at Charlotte on Monday Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. E. Q. Smith. by lute froeu In Michigan make It uBrsuerite Yeiter and a lady friend week end with the former’s parents. f advisable to permit the plant* to at- ot Orantl Rapid,. Mr. and Mra VI- here. Floyd Dunnigan. Mrs. Anna Boice. tatn the full bloom phase before the vern of odes&a Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fish of Cal­ ;crop U cut the first time, according |Mrs cfByton Coleman of Vermont- edonia were Bunday guests of his Mr. and Mrs., Floyd Clutn and son Duane, Mr. Williams and Mr. and jto the farm crops department at !vUle, M11, dq,-,. Howell of Nash- mother, Mrs. Owen Dodge and colled Mn. Harve Woodman. । Michigan State College. vlUt John Buch]cr of Muh-. Mrs dn other friends. Alfalfa which U quite bully frost- ednn^^Br^wn of Some from here attended the Bac­ Miss Donna Moore and Miss Flor­ ed turns white or pale yellow, and ging. yrs. Rose Snyder and mother, ence AnutuU of Jackson spent the calaureate service at Hastings Sunplants not so *riouriy damaged , Jahn Buehler. of Caledonia. week end with the former's parents. I only the edges of the leaves turn Raxe) Hoover of Martin Mr DELTON. color. Alfalfa plants carry a reserve Bnd Mra porrest Buehler froni the Wealey Rosser and family of Al­ Nineteen members of the Garden stock of food supplies in their roots Hdls of Irving and the string quarlegan spent Bunday with his father. pldl and the cearly growth depends partly UUr frorn Orand Club and five children, enjoyed a -------- -U Upon thisro^.upply iwu oujipiy. u a*to u»cpun. Jiiain i picnic dinner at the woods and also , nears maturity this reserve stock is ; Rev. Loomis and family were calla nature trail Tuesday. A comm11tea ruiacea ed 10 Sn,>rna Thursday evening by Grand Rapids were Sunday after­ of three were appointed to select replaced. If the the alfalfa alfalfa is U cut at the the usual usual S^le'^B^' noon guests at the home of Mr. and the place and appoint the time. Al­ | If cut at ' Mrs. Victor Bisson. Mrs. Emma Bls. time of one-third bloom, the plant "“"ii v-—c TV--------- *—V I though the roads over which we had does not have time to replace all of *yn ■ wh®. had h*”1 . ftt -Uic son accompanied them home for a to travel were not all improved, the reserve food which has been Loomls homc for * few day»- ac”, few days' visit. however every one enjiyed the fun . used in early growth -fiib “«r the companled them them tn to her per home home. Mt« MUs of pushing cars up sticky clay hills, Gaines, Mr. and Mrs. F. Ewing and oep„™ more u..„ ™.l H '''" ,7 “ “ Ji" '7° ’ ' U reserve is depleted u the plant hu tomore makethan Alusual the I*""™’ ™ Thureday moraln, and two children of Byron Center were and also enjoyed visiting the many pretty acenes along the trail, and ttroath tnlueed by tn»t. I Ute’ In u,e day »a> rtmo.ed to Sunday callers at the home of Mr. we are all grateful to the committee ■ Hermlttln, to plant to ,o to lull Butterworth hoeplul at Orand Rap. and Mrs. Owen Dodge. for tlie good time tiial we had. Mrs. Ella Catt returned to her home bloom will help to correct thia eon- 1<L' ThS„,*pp’^<1,5, The Willing Workers Sunday dltloo and will Insure a much better he* CkwullMon *k Ibis wrtllaf u ertl- here on Friday after spending the School Class will meet with Mrs. on winter with her son, Lewis and fam­ Farm Implement! secottd eulttns than eouM be bar- leal Miss Earle has visited here “ John Doster, Thursday afternoon, ily at Milwaukee. numerous occasions and has made vested if the alfalfa was cut as us­ May 31. M. K. Lightfoot of Grand Rapids TELEPHONE 2118 ual. The value of the alfalfa over a host of friends who wish her a HASTINGS, MICH. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edmunds of a period of years Is too great to complete recovery. Battle Creek were business callers Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gosch, Mrs. here. Jeopardise for the small difference In Delton. Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Don Richards and in value of the hay at the usual Edgar Cheney and Donna were Has­ A new garage is being built for two children of Grand Rapids were time of cutting and at the full tings shoppers Friday afternoon. our telephone operators UM. Saturday night and Sunday guests MARTIN CORNERS. I Wednesday with a picnic dinner for bloom period. Thursday afternoon as Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Landis and Mrs.. the pupils. They presented her with Too great a tfrclr drain cr. on ™ the reserve sa spent the latter part of the week of his mother. Mrs. H. W. Gosch. Mrs. George Sprague and son Merl --------------..— the .... gu< „yMt of Dr H c pcck and husband. Margaret-Landis of near Woodland a nice album quilt nil ready for use food supply of the alfalfa makes .. it here, of Detroit and two little Baker chil­ were callers at Orr FUher’s Thurs- i os a token of their lovo and esteem, more subject to winter killing, ham — and —„ sial. ...sler, Mrs. Edith Godfrey. dren were about to turn the corner day. Mrs. Beil will reside on a farm in Heavy cutting, thle iummer on troet ppropn. Mrs. Pearl Smith accompanied Ben to go east at the Bunnell school­ Memorial Day Is being , approprlThe L. A- 8. at Mrs. Millie Fish- ■ Maple Grove township, and she damaged plant, w I lower tolr v|. m,|yrreeimrt thU year Walt and daughter Alma to Lowell house, a car coming from the east Sunday where they called on friends er’s Wednesday was well attended, surely has all our best wishes for tri™ mot! *'“* •> 1M E ehoreh and driven by the Battle Creek En­ proceeds from the supper were her happiness and success. mam period aihlwM dortn, the lint More deUlla neat and also visited the cemetery. quirer News deliveryman, crashed Mesdame* Seifert. Lester. Nagler 117.45. • ’ I The Young People s class party headlong into them. The Sprague and Murphy motored to Adrian Sat­ Mrs. Susie Boyes ot Nashville is met with Doris and Kenneth OlllesI Mrs. Cassie Hller and daughter- urday and were among several hun­ vrillng her brother. Milo Barry, and pie Friday evening, about 25 being FREEPORT. | in law of Ionia called on Mrs. Ellen dred who participated in Michigan family a few days. ; present. Ice cream and wafers were The annua) banquet of the Free- YarRcr cr Thursday lnursaBy Bna ltX)S( and looked after Day at the Eastern Star Orphanage power. Mn. Sprague who was riding Mrs. Iona Gillespie Bell closed a served and a real good time enjoyed In the rumble seat had. some broken there. successful two years' school here by all present. tion was held on Friday evening, — ribs and several bad bruises, but Mr. and Mrs. « C. •L. •• Henney were Mr. and Mrs. Leland Plants anti May 25. In the K of P. hall. The Hastings visitors Friday afternoon. son Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold to the Delton hospital where she re­ ™ nek, Jonn Rickert Klc„„ has „„ been helping „„ John re „" T 7 C up B«m Eckert with hl, l.rm work lev" English of Grand Rapids called on ceived medical attention and retheir father and grandfather. Owen J. T Zu 01 eul daye to two weekk. XlZbJr Z P'~ '°r * “> Ume thU I. being read, Dodge and wife Sunday. Mr. Dodge thing more serioiis developed. accompanied them to the home of The Inland Lakes Gorden Club! n Pr°?;m ™ ”h“l “ '">">• Ml the room. ? ’B® rhe ape- p.,, enjoyed their picnic. Ow. his son Roland near Sunfield in the will meet with Mr*. Esther Dunn afternoon. • cial elal musical number, numbers were secured s™„r.n ,„g Thursday afternoon, June 14. AU by Howard Crew, music committee. to w go u ulJ week, we are uncommittees on the flower show in, early tills COATS GROVE. and were a rare treat At 7 30 a abie to stvc -ire an should have their work completed at march was played by Mia Eilssa 'zi!; • •-k> “ • -n account of the The L. A. 8. will meet next week that time. eighth grade graduating exercises Lewis, class of ’34. and the members Everyone was disappointed last which were held at the M. E. church Thursday with Mrs. Coy Stowell in of the Alumni and friends found on Monday evening. We hope to South Hastings with pot luck dln- Wednesday night at not seeing any their places at the banquet tables. give you that next week. ner. moving picture show. The pictures Beautiful bouquets ot iris and sp|Tlie school and the P. T. A. com ­ were jnpt in transit in someway. Ef­ Mr. and Mrs Victor Sisson and rea. together with streamers of Mrs. Pearl Smith transacted busi­ bined w|th a program Tuesday eve­ forts were made to telephone as green crepe paper made the rt»m ness in Hastings Friday afternoon. ning. The 4-H Club gave an ex­ many as possible, but still a good a charming setting for the gala oc­ The wooden part of the front of hibit of their work during the year. many came without knowing tlie casion. After a rousing song serv­ The following officers were elect­ difference until they got here. the Walton garage has been treated ice led by Mrs, U. C. Manns, and Newell Barber of Cressey is a pa­ to a new coat of paint during the ed for the following year by the P. prayer by Victor Sisson. '18, a boun­ past week, making a fine ixnprove- T. A. President. Floyd Clutn; Vice­ tient In our local hospital. tiful supper was served by Uie Pyth-,Whent on our main street. presidents. Jesse Chase and Mar­ Peter Adrlanson believes that It is ian Bisters. Tlie menu consisted of garet Coats; Secretary-Treasurer. always well to the alert -- ------ ■ :---------------- -------------------------------.......... ~ be on .. .......... ....... even ... Mrs Edgar Cheney and daughter, Frank Sage Telephone 2515 roost pork, mashed potatoes, aspar­ Donna, of Eaton Rapids came Wed­ Chas. Townsend; Chorister, Kath- for ugly roosters. One day last week agus. carrots. buttered rolls, nesday for a few days’ visit with ryn rvn Clum. .la* ns hr clum.------------------------------------------he was wnrklr.tr working In in hla his virH yard hr be pickles, radishes, coffee, vegetable The Sunday School will give its stooped over to pick up something her people. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. salad, ice cream and cake After Gosch. Children's Day program next Sun- and before he „ could real ire what ---— - -------------------------------—---------------all had partaken heartily of these — program rlmffram j was happening • -•— his ** barred * - rock big Mrs. U. C. Manns and daughitr. day evening. June 3. The templing viands, the president. Ken­ Virginia, nf Traverse City were neth Smclker. "24. called the group guests at the home of the former’s to order for a short business session.; aunt. Mrs. Emma SLsson. from Fri­ The minutes of last year’s session day noon until Saturday morning wire read, the treasurer's report They drove the nearly 400 miles in was given, and- letters from Abe order to be present nt the Alumni Steckle of Portland. Ore. and Rev. । banquet. Ed. Roush of Carson City were read, |j One night last week a truck from New officers elected for the coming a canning factory al Indianapolis, year were: President. Rose Beuhlei* . Ind . was here and drew away nine Snyder of Caledonia; vice-president. ’tons of beans from the local eleva­ John Buehler \pf Muir; secretary. tor. a part of "the stock of beans Mabel Sisson of Hastings; treasurer. । purchased from local farmers since Robert Rclgler of Freeport. "Die roll Bercy pros, took over the elevator. call of classes was made and a rls- I ing vote of thanks was given • Mrs. |j May 15th. »ft-. and Mrs. P. A. Thomas at* Eva Johnson Postma for her years ' ' tended the funeral service at Thornof service as secretary. . 1 apple Brethren church on Thursday The president next introduced | for Lawrence Rowland, 36. who was Ralph Moore. □I. who very ablykilled by lightning last Monday. Mr. acted the part of toastmaster. After Rowland was plowing, using five a few words of greeting and ex- horses. Fotfr of the horses were niannttnn the.™/in norscs. Four n n> ’SltunS o£t?n • Lr7i Ulled Bnd Mr ’ “na» . a Car of WAYNE FEEDS. A Feed for Every Need. Chick Mash at. . . . $2.00 cwt. Mash at................... $1.9.5 cwt. If you have your own grain—bring it in and let us mix and grind it. With our Mash Concentrates this will make you a good mash at a lower cost. your OLD Fountain Pens with gold points EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS COMPANY PRODUCTS WALLHIDE FLOORHIDE SEMI GLOSS OUTSIDE PAINT Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. BRING IN your old pens and *2.95 and get a NEW LIFETIME Pen! PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Propr. Hastings, Michigan rooster had taken advantage of him, until Saturday with Mrs. Clarence struck him on top of his head, nat­ I Tester tn Hastings. I Tlie next regular Community club urally where the hair was thin, and meeting will be Monday night, June cut a „ long deep gash, which bled terribly. 1—ILt. "Well,’' Peter says. ’Bun­ day we had chicken for dinner.” But CEDAR CREEK. Mr. Adrianson's flock of chickens; Owing to the long days the sup­ must be something unusual. Harry- per will ----- --------- ------wm not be De served servca as asusuni usual but out TL.n^n Onl, «,r"' i‘c* cream .nd cake will be served htSSu801?.?------------r*n«e<!’? ,uu’r 11|C Prosram at the Communclilckens hatched out, and the last ,»v r*i»ih Prirfnv nluht Those* whn I*'."."1'!' O’- remSl brtak Ire cream pteue brllre cannot bring Ice cream please bring veloped legs, but the chicken only cake. Special program, come early. B mKjd mnc. time. riarryHarry nopcshopes nis his lived a short Mrs. Leslie Gould Is spending the* chickens won’t all be roosters, if week with home folks In Fulton. it,.,, .. tempermental as __ aw.-Ithey........... are as their father. Easter Island in Uie South Pacific Mrs. Beatrice Dunning and daugh- Ocean Is noted for its enormous ter Beatrice spent from Wednesday stone statues. SAVE-by getting As An Individual Just What Do You Demand of a Good Bank? %°°r' »ho was near him was bmlly burned »d 1 \Elm" «nd shocked by the lightning, the 1897 the#flr?tCrlair In^rr1^ •‘•“Y °l L forcc of wh,ch *** aUo felt bV [he 2-e.u tn u. . 1,1 .,h*‘ neignoornooa. subiefl Mr. Rowland is survived by the widwas "The First Warm Day, in ' ” and “ n ,Ow, son. one daughter, his par­ , his toast he laid tlie foundation for ents and a brother. Mueh sympa­ I the message that followed, also ex­ thy is expressed to the bereaved tending a hearty welcome to the. ones in their sorrow. cnr“.u 'ton ™ ” ~r The n new boy .. at ut. the onto Omo Knowlr. Knowles •dueS'ZT pSiM'ur^Uamtoi ““T "t* “I U” RED “More Live Power per dol­ lar" describes this Important advance by Standard’s relining engineers just as accurately as "more Live Power per gallon." The amount of keen, responsive propelling power delivered by gasoline is the otjly true measure of its dollar-and-cents value. On that count. Standard Red Crown Superfuel gives you a full money's worth, plug. We know that. It has been established by tests of many gasolines. A new car with a high compression engine requires Superiuel's responsiveness to perform at its best. And, if you have an older faiodel which has begun to slow up, Standard Red Crown Super­ fuel is prescribed. Chances are there is still plenty of vigor in the motor. The extra Live Power in Superfuel will bring it out. _ May we suggest that you get a ; ■ , I tankiul? Make Suporfuel prove, in i ; . _ j j. ; / I H your ®ngin®. what has been »a>d hero about its economy and perform­ aneo Judge it critically — fairly. ...At All Standard OU Station* and Doalors. Distributors of Atlas Tires ’numbers on the xylophone, accom- , Verlyn Randall. Quite a number of Freeport peo­ panied on the piano by Mias Eltssa ple arc among the thousands who Lewis. Miss Marguerite Allerding. throng into Holland each year to ■34. responded to the welcome in be­ view the tulips. Why not some such half of her classmates. At this time । attraction for Frecport^say, peonies music lovers were given an unusual or iris? The latter is very cheap treat Howard Cress had arranged to start and in two years our town for his colleagues in tjie Fine Arts could be a veritable flower garden. String Quartette of Orand Rapids to be present and play. One of the 1 Mrs Ellen Draper has returned to members was unable to tome, so Mr her home here for the summer aft­ Wtn Rose first flutist with the er spending the past few months Grand Rapids Symphony Orc.’ies-1 i with her daughter. Mrs. Dennis But­ tra, took his place. Other members of the quartette were. Mr. Ned Col­ ler. at Coldwater. Mrs. Butler accompanled her home and returned by. first violin. Mr. Peter Kleyen- ; lo Coldwater Saturday evening. berg, cello, and Howard Cress, viola, Lawrence Wieland,’son of Mr and "Planting." the next toast was veryMrs. Roy Wieland, is carrying his well presented by Miss Zona Smelkarm in a sling, having suffered a ei. ’30. and ’’Cultivation" was given fractured elbow when he fell from by Mrs, Gordon Edmonds (Gladys . —, U. v_. c Manna the porch at the Ralph Stewart Sisson •i ’09 Mrs •1 home. ■'•HUli^f SHonw*" nrirt*MrB ‘“‘P11 Moulton ot Muskegon Mrs Ralph Moulton of Muskegon swh'u T..; to a;,'u,“ h', Guaranteed Treatment The security of your commercial account; an account always available, permitting the payment of current expenses and accumu­ lated bills by checks, thus giving you a posi­ tive record of each transaction. The privilege of financial advice and discus­ sion of personal business and financial prob­ lems with bank officials who have had ex­ tensive experience. The availibility of safety deposit boxes where insurance policies, deeds, bonds, mortgages and other valuable papers and documents may be kept safe from fire and theft. E A place where you may secure drafts!1 trav­ elers’ checks, etc., pt have notes drawn and left for collection. May 26. at the pleasant home of the father. Owen Dodge and wife. The day . was spent In visiting, talking over old events and new. and in James by the younger members. At noon a bountiful dinner was served. Those present besides Mr. and Mrs. Owen Dodge were: Mr. and Mrs. Vem Dodge and son. Mr. and Mrs. Hale Dodge. Mrs. Fred Dodge, Mrs. Roy Dodge. Mrs. Leland Plant* and son Carlton, all of Grand Rapids. For Tender Stomach Dr. Emil's Adi* Tablets bring quick relief from stomach pains between meals due to acidity, in­ digestion and heartbum. if not your money is refunded. B. A LyBarker. Druggut.—Adv. A safe place for the deposit of your savings fund; insurance of its safe return to you; a fair rate of interest earning. Deposits are insured in this bank un­ der the Federal Banking Art of 19JJ, ro’ next toast. "The Harvest." The quartette again rendered a beautl- closing song was sung and another cluing ■Alumni banquet ended, the bast one ever held. Out otJown people who attended the Alumni banquet were: Mrs. U. C. Manns and daughter. Virginia, of Traverse City. Mr. and Mrs Don D. Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Ev­ Thia is a fair question and one which merits your careful con­ sideration. Isn’t it true that you demand— children of Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dodge and four children of near Sunfield. Mr. and Mn. Harold Overholt and five children of Mulli­ ken. Mr and Mrs Frank Ewing and four children of Byron Center. Edger Cheney of Eaton Rapids ; spent Bunday at ths home ot Mr.| Thete are a few nf the eervicee thit hank hat been trying to render iti patrent for nearly a half century. Savings accounts drai Commercial available. accounts All other services rendered by a mod- palrons of this bank. HASTINGS CITY BANK HASTINGS, MICH. Capital $150,000.00 TELEPHONE 2103 �TOT BMTmO» BUOna, wmHMBAT, MAT M, Im account of guardian filed, order al­ dMU Receipt lowing account entered, discharge of tor inheritance tax filed. Admr. issued, artata enrolled. X»l. Anna Seaae. Annual account Est. Sarah Frances Searles, dec’d. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Receipt for inheritance tax filed. Harry A. Laurent. Nashville .. IM. Lottie May Judson, deed. bend of guardian filed, order re­ Prelda Johnson. Nashville ... Petition for gensral and special Admr. filed, order appointing special leasing farmer surety entered. Eat. Samuel Marshall, dee d. Bond PROBATE COURT. Admr. entered. filed and Islters issued, petition for Est. John p. Kocher, deed. AnEst. Henn X Kraus, dec'd. will hearing claims filed, notice to credi­ i nual account filed. X filed, petition to probate will filed, tors issued. / Est. Inez E. Snore, dec’d. Annual waiver ot notice filed. Comm, to Eat. John Hsthsrlngton. dec'd. take testimony filed. account filed. Bond filed and letters issued. Est. Lucien B. Potter, dec'd. Bond Est. Robert J. Nichols. Release of Eat. Americus Cline, dec'd. Will filed, letters of Admr. issued. guardian filed, discharge of guard­ and petition for probate filed, proof ofi will filed, order admitting will . EM. John W. Albertson, dee d- ian issued. nt. Elmer E. Moore, dec'd. Proof entered. Bond filed and letters Issued. Est. Trenton T. Boniface, dec'd. of will filed, order admitting will en­ Est. George C. Card, dec'd. Order Petition for special Admr. filed, or­ tered. allowing annual account entered. E»t. Mary Haff. deed. Will filed, Est. Emma I. Barnum, dec'd. Or­ der appointing special Admr. en­ der appointing Admr. with will an­ tered. bond filed and letters issued. petition to probate will ffled. order Eat, Caleb Boniface, deed. Peti­ for publication entered. nexed entered. Est. Chas H. Belson. dee d. Order tion for general and special Admr. Est. Lldeous N. Durkee, dec'd. An­ filed, order for publication entered, determining heirs entered. nual account filed. Est. Donald D. Hess, dec'd. Second order appointing special Admr. en­ NASHVILLE. and final account filed, order for tered. bond filed and letters issued. The pavtllion at Thomapple lake Est. Ida A. Eaton, dec’d. Waiver publication entered. Est. Ellen L. Roush, dec'd. Waiver of notice filed, order allowing ac­ was prettily decorated in the Senior of notice filed, order appointing count entered, discharge of Admr. colors, old rose and silver ..lor the Junior and Senior reception Wed­ Issued, estate enrolled. Admr. entered. Est. Lucien B. Potter, dqc'd. Final nesday night. There were about 150 Est. Jock TlionuLS O'Oonnor, mlpresent. The niusic /or dancing wgs furnished by the Hastohians. Punch and wafera were served throughout the evening. About 34 gathered at the farm home of Mrs. Vernice Shaw Thurs­ day afternoon to surprize her on her birthday. Music and visiting were en­ joyed after which a pot luck supper CHECKS— was server!. Mrs. Shaw received In again diacsMing the matter of eheckmany lovely gifts. Guests were pres­ ent from Lansing. Nashville and Ba tryville and Hastings. ippbes for ihte service, Gail Lykins, Claud Perry, and William Miller were in Grand Rap­ the perr.onai service rendered. The banks ids Thursday attending a school of instruction sponsored by the Grand Rapids Welding Co. COURTHOUSE NEWS MILK TASTES BETTER WITH ADDED FLAVORS Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Ohlldren and Invalid! Uio “No camp la better than its leadMore of Thi* Food When < erahlp." It la with pride that we list leadership personnel tor old Made More Palatable J our Camp Barry 1834 Rev. M D. Me- wish her many more Itappy birth­ days. • Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Kenyon and Gordon spent Tuesday with their son. Alva Kenyon, and family of •■Bellevue. Charley Kenyon remains about the (same. His many friends hops he , Mn. Lenna Bishop of Battle ,Creek spent some time this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. ]Kenyon. Rev. Fred Hom and Mrs. Hom and Evelyn spent Friday in Battle Creek. Their daughter. Mabie, who East Lansing.—Many different Kean : will supervise worship. Clay flavors dan be added to milk to make :Bassett, recreation; Laird Wotting, it more attractive to those whore 'swimming; Robert Lyon, assist in swimming; John Morgan, direct appetites haa been dulled by the un- 'music and creative art; William changing flavor of that food, accord- Carmichael, . nature lore; Irving Ing to the dairy husbandry depart­ Hollforth, handicraft; Wayne Conment at Michigan State College. kiln, in charge of camp store. AU of Children who do not like milk and these men will each be In charge ot panled them home and spent Sat­ convalescents who need milk but a tent, and live with the boys in urday with them. who art not hungry enjoy the bev­ their group. •'Character U caught not erage in one of Uie several ways in taught.” The personnel of leader­ THE LITTLE RED BRICK. which it can be made more pala­ ship for the girls' camp will be given Rosemary Feldpaiuch went to table. The food value of the milk next week, except to say that Mrs itself is not changed by adding fla­ Rozell Stanton has been added to Ann Arbor Friday for medical treat­ ment. vors; it is as healthful and aa nu­ the very capable list ot counsellors Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Gerllnger of tritious as in the ordinary form. tar the girta. June 13-23, boys' sec­ Hastings called on Warren Bolton's Cultured milk, which tastes like tion. June 5-19. Tuesday evening. • buttermilk. Is prepared by adding a We are very grateful tor the do­ Wanita Strausbaugh visited Mrs. culture of pure lactic acid bacteria nations of dishes, now no camper to milk. This milk Is made by heat­ need bring any dishes with their Edith Edger and daughter Phyllis, ing it to 140 degrees F., ioldlng It equipment but plenty of bedding in Hastings Tuesday. Some from this way attended the al that temperature for 30 minutes, and a cot­ cooling Co 73 degrees, and then Ray Johns of tlie State Y. M. C. Musical Recital given by S’. Rose adding a pure lactic acid culture A. was in the county last Tuesday musical department in the Central auditorium Thursday night. tablet obtained from a drug store or on arrangements for the State Hl-Y Mrs. Max Eek and daughter El­ dairy supply house. The milk is al­ Camp at Torch lake in late August. lowed to remain at a temperature of Barry Co. plans on at least four len and Mrs. B. 6- Sparks of Has­ 73 degrees for 24 hours and then delegates and Joe Brazak will attend tings called on Clifford Hammond's can be kept in a cold place until as one of the cabin leaders along Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Warren Bolton and wanted far serving. A tablespoonful with several other High school men sons visited at sterling Rogers’ in of this milk can be used instead of of tlie state. a tablet for a culture the next time. We are indebted to the county Hastings Monday night. Bam Craig is working for Will Chocolate milk can be made with road men for a large load of clgy either cocoa or chocolate. One re­ for our camp tennis court, which Haywood this week. We are glad the county is working cipe for chocolate syrup Is 12 has been rolled in and made ready on our road now and it sure looks pounds of sugar, I pound cocoa, one- for play. Bring your tennis equip­ much Improved. half pound cornstarch. 2 teaspoons­ ment to Camp Barry. Bernard Hammond attended the ful cream of tartar, and a dash of The Older Y Group at Hastings ground cinnamon. Boll for a few entertained their ladles for supper at Water Carnival h?ld by the High minutes in a gallon of water, cool, Camp Barry last week Wednesday. school at Gun lake Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry of Lacey and add 3 ounces^ vanilla. Use one Contributions ot food, linoleum called on her daughter. Mrs. Maurice ounce of this syrup for seven ounces and boats are all deeply appreciated H. Cook were in Grand Rapids Wed­ of milk. The cocoa can be replaced all of which will help make 1934 Calkins, and found her entertaining to the bookkeeping department to run nesday. by one and one-half times Its weight Camp Barry more helpful. There la the mumps. The Baccalaureate services were of chocolate. room yet for many to enroll, remem­ held Sunday night at the Evangel­ THE CROSSROADS. Cafe au lait ts made by making ber the dates. Boys' June 5-12 and ical church. Rev. M. E Hoyt of the Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Kenyan of Girls' June 13-23 and only 50 cepts Methodist church gave the address. coffee at four times its usual Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Don strength and then adding five cups a day for any camper. On Thursday night are the com­ Karcher of near Freeport called on ThU week Thursday Camp Barry mencement exercises. March, Mrs of hot milk to each cup and a half of coffee. will be host to the Ministerial As­ Mr. and Mra. Orley Smith and Ho­ Cecile Betts; Invocation. Rev. 8. R. Egg nog is an old favorite milk. soclation for their annual picnic, we mer Bales Sunday afternoon. Wurtz; President's .welcome; Class Merle Cooley and family ot Has­ from us they are able to coiled and credit drink. Beal together an egg. one' will have two boats available also Will; Niagara trip; Music—Mrs. Ce­ tings were Sunday afternoon guests our account in the Federal Reserve Bank. teaspoonful of sugar, a sprinkle of quoits and ping pong along with cile Betts; Address. President E. of Frank Bushong and family. cinnamon and nutmeg, and a few’ baseball. Lefler of Battle Creek College; Mr. aqd Mrs. Lawtie McBain of Our tellers also always accommodate drops of vanilla; then, mix thoro­ presentation of Class, J. B. Van Delton. Mbs Jennie McBain and and supply our customers by changing ughly with a glass of milk. This ASSYRIA. Deventer; Presentation of Diplomas. Miss Lillie Christie of Hastings were denominations of currency and silver as SupL W. W Wallace; Benediction. drink Is rich in proteins and min- Last Week’s Letter. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John the needs of the customer demand. The Memorial day service spanRev. M. E Hoyt. Preparing a medium thick syrup, sored by the cooperation of the Ellis Cook. ' The service rendered by the banks is of Mr. and Mrs. George Marble of dividing it into different portions, and the Assyria Center Cemetery Inestimable value In the business life of and Mr. and Mrs. U’wls HINDS CORNERS. and flavoring these portions heavily organization will be held at the As- Rutland ; Mr. and Mrs Floyd Tobias and with strawberry, pineapple, vanilla, syrla Center church on Sunday. May Marble ot Hastings called on Mrs. banks a treat deal ot money to maintain. daughter of Kalamazoo spent Sat­ orange, lemon, cherry, rootbeer, or 27. at 2:30, with the Rev. B. F. Jane Tuttle Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Matthews of urday afternoon and Sunday with grape r permits __ .__________ anyone___to rprej»re -zr—- Hitchcock a-s speaker. his parents. Mr and Mrs. C N. To- flavored drinks as wanted because The Briggs Ladies' Aid Society near Hastings spent Sunday with bias, and Mr. and Mrs. Kect Tobias the ---------------• — syrup can■“ be•-— kept until “it •­Is will serve a chicken dinner at the Jasper DeConing and family. Herbert Brown and wife of Has­ and children spent Sunday there. needed. Three tablespoonfuis of any church basement on Decoration day. Frank Tobias of Nashville called of the flavored syrups are added to May 30. serving will begin at eleven tings spent Sunday with Clyde Stedge and family. on his brother, Charley. Tuesday three-fourths of a glass of milk. thirty. Three ounces ot honey, — 15 drops The Decoration day service spon- ( afternoon. - ------------------------—rCARLTON CENTER. Mrs. Mary McIntyre visited her of either lemon or orange extract, sored by the Union Cemetery Circle A good many In the district at­ son Claude and family near Augusta and a pint of milk shaken together will be held Wednesday. May 30, at I Saturday night and Sunday. until "• -the -------------honey--dissolves •----------makes •---------an the yard if the weather permits, and tended the picnic supper lite last day of school. Tuesday, at the M. Marvin Haynes son of Mr. and attractive drink. at the South Evangelical church in Mrs Ranald Haynes had his tonsils The addition of two or three tea­ case off a storm. The Hon. John C. C. Nichols place, with Mr. and Mrs. Ford Aspinall. Mrs. Watrous. wlio removed this morning. spoonfuls of Jams or marmalades to KctchiJn will give the address at has so efficiently taught here the Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and a glass of milk makes a drink which one o'clock P. M. He will go from sons attended a birthday party. for. pleases many persons The drink there to the Wilcox church for his post six years, has a position in the formers grandmother. Mr- may be colored with artificial colors second address at two-thirty o'clock. Woodland school. Her many friends Mrs. Sarah Weeks, in Hastings Sunday. If desired. The Ellis school closes on Friday wish her the best of success In her new position. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bunnell of Kal­ with a picnic. The Hastings High school stu­ amaxoo called on Mrs. Clara Brown HOLMES CHURCH. Charles Purcell is very feeble, his dents of this community all attendSunday unday afterman. The Mr and Mrs. rred. K>ith and sister, Mrs Ella Reese, of Battle Mrs. Katherine Haynes and Mrs. Rtchard Durkee s and Mr. and Mrs Creek is with them. Wcdnesday. Goldie Casey attended the com­ Roland Valentine were Bunday vis­ Mr. and Mrs. A. J- Miller spent Mrs. Elmer Marlow has been In munity meeting at Douds school­ itors at - Seymour Reigler's near Sunday with their niece, Mrs. Veda house Friday evening and report a Freeport. Guy, and family. fine time. ’ Miss Leona Miller spent part of Vera Sheeran of Bay City was a Miss Alice McKinnis Of Grand week end visitor of Julia Durkee. last week with Miss Eloise Schleyer Rapids called on Miss Susie Phillips Mrs. Will Rowley of Cincinnati. of Battle Creek. Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. C- Hyde spent the Ohio, and Mrs. Arista 'Easton of M. W Skidmore and Miss Susie Battle Creek spent Tuesday and week end at Dundee with their sis­ Phillips called at Fred Miller’s near Wednesday with their sister, Mrs. ter. Miss Beulah Buchanan and Lacey Bunday afternoon. Sarah Durkee and Mrs. John Bull­ other friends. Mr and Mrs. Harry Johnson of ing and Mrs. Arthur Allerding were The Briggs, the Barney Mills, and Battle Creek spent Bunday after­ Wednesday calleri. the Dunham schools close the year's noon with his sister. Mr. and Mrs. Irfr. and Mrs. Roy Wickham and work pn Tuesday with a picnic. W. O. Tobias The Assyria Center school held a family and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. ami Mrs. Lyle Tobias and son Bayne and family attended tlie picnic at Clear lake on Friday of last of Battle Creek called on Mr and Baccalaureate address in Hastings Mra. Kcet Tablas Sunday forenoon. Bunday. Raymond Wickham and LeVant McIntyre has resumed his (PMAPVWI aasn Laverne Cooper being in the gradu­ work at the Junedale market at Bat­ tle Creek. Lisle Strickland has em IRVING. ation class. • pioyment at the Kellogg plantMr. and Mrs. Archie Wilson and The Ladies1 Aid Society will not GET FULL DETAILS meet on the regular date. June 1. daughter of Kalamazoo were Bunday AT THE SIGN OF PRAIRIEVILLE. but has been postponed to Friday. visitors at Roy Wickham's and Mr. Rosco Bloal of Allegan is spend­ THE RED TRIANGLE June 8. when the meeting will be at and Mra. Louis Btadel of Carlton ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. were Sunday callers. the hall. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crockford were Albert Rogers. Mr. and Mr#. John Katheler, of Our cemetery Is looking fine. We Allegan were recent visitors at the Sunday visitors at Joseph Crockcertainly can feel proud of it. Some home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nichols ford's. "Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Afelttne and son different frpm some years ago. Mrs. Mary Mills and Mrs. John Mrs Lulu Woodman. Mr. and Mrs Wilkes and sons of Rutland were Jack, and Bob lane of Detroit were guests of Mr. and Mn. C. A. Bur­ week end visitors at Levant McIn­ Robert McKibbin and children. tyres and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Shep­ George Wood and son. John, were ger recently. Mrs. Sybil Warner of Vandalia ard and sons Melvin and Philip ot in attendance at a birthday party Battle Creek and Mrs. Albert Shep­ at Mr. and Mrs. Byron Titus'Thurswas calling in Irving Friday. Miss Helen Wilcox is working In ard of Bedford were Sunday cailers. day night in honor of Mr. TltUs' Mr. and Mrs. Don McLeod ot natal day. Hastings, Michigan Hastings. Telephone 2618 Mary Jeon Smith was a guest of Lake Odessa were Sunday evening Louise Sniffin at Hickory Corners visitors at Hubert Barnum's. Thursday night. Commencement exercises Friday QUIMBY. * • night were excellent. Tlie program Last Week's Leiter. consisted of salutatory by Helen Several of the young folks helped ArenU: Class History and Prophe­ DeWitt Cutler celebrate hU birth­ cy, Herman Neil Jr.’, Glass Will, day Sunday afternoon. Neola NeU; Valedictory. Lester Joyce Hoffman has gone to spend Moore; orchestra selections; guitar some time at the Edward Hoffman duet; song by four children; song. home near Dowling. "A Perfect Day.’’ Mis* Dahlstrocn; Freda Scott was able io go back to a talk by Rev. George Bennardf school last week after being absent presentation of diplomas: invocation a tew days on account of illneu. and benediction by Rev. Mlles. The Gold medal contest at the Todayi Saturday) the school has Church’ Sunday was well attended. a picnic at Prairieville Park. OU11 Miss Delphlne Englehasdt of Good lake. The day is ideal and we are Will won first place. hoping all will have a jolly good Cameron McIntyre closed his sec­ Ume. ond successful term of school with Roscmac Higgins and Mclford a picnic. Vem Prentice also closed a Frederickson are home from camp, Milk is the cheapest food you can We are permitted to sell our milk as very successful year of school at feeling fine. buy. It has the Vitamins and food Grade A because of the cleanliness the Pratt with a picnic at Thornap­ The Triple Link Club will meet of our barns and cows and the clean elements which promote the health ple lake which was enjoyed by all. with Mrs. Marcus Bagley June 8. and sanitary manner in which we there being twenty-one present. AU for an all day meeting and election of your family. wished him good luck in his work handle the milk. for next year. Mr. and Mys. Elmer Doud enter­ Highlands Dairy will furnish you We would be glad to have you visit Rial Kellogg visited his grand­ tained Mr. and Mrs. Karl Norris Grade A Milk, Pasteurized or Raw, our dairy and, see the care and pains parents al Dimondale Sunday also and daughter, Betty, of Orangeville, at the Rev. Jacobs home at Mulli­ Bunday. from our own state-accredited dairy we take to furnish you with CLEAN, ken. herd. Our Grade A will cost you no GRADE A MILK at no additional SOUTH SHULTZ. more. 4 cost to you. Mrs. Adali Mlscner of Kalamazoo tiad a birthday recenUy and several Dull Headache, Gone ot her friends drove down there aril! her a surprise. Tiwse from Simple Remedy Does It gave hsre who went were, Lester Bonnevllle and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ Headaches caused by constipa­ don Thom peon. Frederick and Elmer tion are gone sF ‘ ‘ Anders, Frank Horn and son. Clin­ Adlcrlka This cli out ton. and Gordon Kenyon. A nice of BOTH upper luncheon was served and *• they els. Ends bad alt had several musicians In the crowd B. A. LyBarker. they had some fine music. A good Ume wm reported by all and all HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Common Sense Bank Talks NOT! The following changes in rates for certain types of equipment and service become five on the date of the first bill to subscriber on or after June 1, 1 1—The charge of 25 cents per month for hand telephone seta will be discontinued after it has been billed fcr a period of 18 consecutive months. On hand telephone sets now in service for which the charge has been billed 18 months ~or more. with the June, 1934, bill for service. On all other hand telephone sets, now In service or installed hereafter, the 25-cent charge wifi be discontinued after it haa been billed* 18 consecutive months. 2—Rates for all classes of rural line service will be reduced by 25 cents per month, except that no rural line r*te shall be reduced to less than $1.50 per month. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO FDICI National Bank of Hastings THIS MOTOR WAS PROTECTED FOR OVER FOUR THOUSAND MILE? BY A DOLLAR AND A HALF WORTH OF NEW AND IMPROVED CONOCO GERM PROCESSED MOTOR OIL __ . 'Hastings part of this week sewing for Mrs. Chas. Lawrence. Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Usbome were. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Dancer and Mrs. Eleanor Lamburlon and daughter from Chelsea, MUs Mercy Usbome and M1M Ag■nes Dancer of Ann Arbor, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rhea and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Steffey of Kalamazoo. Nelson Abbott of East Carlton was also a caller Sunday morning at the Usbome home. Friends of Wm. Tasker of the Cheney district will be glad to learn he is a little improved from his se­ vere Illness for the past several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Gi and Mrs. John Rl< Mn. Leonard Grand Rapids. an Invited. and Mra. Ralph Henney a ■■officers' masting" at W Orange Thursday night. form ot It to grapefruit. and Hardy Dam. Sunday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank THE BRAKES COULDN’T TAKE IT BUT THE NEW night aaR RarI" COULDI EDMONDS OIL COMPANY REDUCE Living Costs! That’s the problem these days! The people of Hastings can do it by increasing the con■ sumption of CLEAN MILK in their homes The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich. Vanderswag DELIVERS 43%X7ei“kM GOOD • You must see this huskier, handsomer, new “G-3”—Goodyear’s greatest tire—th® tire that came forth a champion from tests which abused cars, wore out brake linings every 72 hours—the tire that has proved more than a match for today’s job on fast-starting, high-speed, quick-stoping modern automo* biles . . . Once you see this costlier-to-build but no-costlier-to-buy champion, we know you’ll want no other tire under your wheels. BROM TIRE A BATTERT SERV1 NEWS Thi. marvalov nawG-3 All Weather with vintages over costs you noth- �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1934 legal notices th. County of Bom. la Chnneery ftjsrs-f; *1. In ,tbl* »a< I the class of 1934. Woodland town- 'Press the arrival of a son to Mr nnd ship school will be held on Thursday Mrs. Alexander D McKenaey of 859 evening. May 31 at 8:15. Honor *tu- Fourth St . Grand Rapids. Condenu of thi* year's class, led by gratulatlons. Ralrlgh. valedictorian. Ellen Mr. and Mrs. George Tltomiis were iS\£ Bonen* Payment, (or Corn. « one Marie Black, salutalorian and Kendall Friday afternoon callers of their president of the senior clas*. children. Mr. and Mrs John Thomas Holts Are Made to Repay i Mrs. w. K Kletnhans and Robert Buck, will deliver oration* a* a part of .end family of the McOmber district, Libre »• ef tuo.ir.rer*r» 2-z. *»d lor uecreaseu rrooucuuu lda Thcy camc hotnc by way ot thc the program. **»----------------Ib.r-.rire ...Irn-d to East Lansinr—Michigan farmers cast jjcr son. Clift, of Laming, is Member* of the claa* of 1934 are SOUTH BOWNE. •1 aVaretm'- "»“ p-r» *12; th"* b. ' who are going to receive benefits 8pending a few day* here. association offers to its shareholder*. os follows: Marie Ralrlgh, Ellen Last Week's Letter. inc tin. oa ..id mnnr.re «t th. d.fe; payments on corn-hog contractj ■ w Fvlghncr and E- L. Kane Black. Margaret Densmore. Doro-I Adrian and Nick Cramer spent There la no apecoUUon in the building and loan plan for oeiceiM . nter—t. .nd t.*e« *7' .. ___ _________________________________________ _____ ,___ __ _ Uiy Beardsley. Pauline Hoover. Uie week end In Grand Rapids. daiiar* (*43z* •><>>■ Notiea i« hare- planting of crops to uvold conditions business trip. Howard McVay. Doria Perkins. Ar- | Dorothy Walton of Freeport spent of Investment. riven that Sr virtue ot th. power of which are'no* |X-rmittcd under the T<xn ku> i* spending the week nold Johnson. Evelyn Hynes. Ken- Wednesday night with Bernice WnlWe will be pleased to tell you more abont the Ot laid miArigasn 1 _• contract, according to R. J. Bald- wllh relatives in Akron. Ohio. dull Buck. Gladys Baker. Harold ton. । front win. administrator of the phui in - and■ Mrs. Portdr Kinne —----- ’— -• Forman. Kenneth Oeisel, .Doreen j Elwood Yoder attended tlie Logan “NATIONAL" and ITS SHARES. . Mr. and granddaughter. wan—-toEthel. Mae. —------spent A. Stowell. -----Evelyn Luca*. Jean Eng-1 school picnic Saturday. Itlrhlfta. on Jnr on thls state>t to The total acreage orall crops can- gupday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray land. Charles Townsend. Victorf Mr and Mrs. Harold Yoder atStand- not be increa-M-d above the greatest xiorglmthaier. In the afternoon they Wcsloff, Robert France. Frcida Eu-! tended the funeral of the latter * “I'wrl’hw fiViX ,otal number of acres of crops grown all called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles per. uncle. Will Kcpkey. held al the M. sermon---will be IE- ... church Middleville--------------Thursday. dnenb- in 1932 or 1933. whichever year the Hawthorne near Lacey. .The — Baccalaureate ----------------------------------------in------------------total was largest. The total acres InDr. and Mrs. Stewart . Lofdahl; delivered by Rev. Harley Townsend, i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walton were °f ,h* elude both crops grown for sale and and family left Sunday for Chicago. {pastor of the Woodland church of in Hastings Saturday forenoon. . ih'r« »<*J those grown for feed. Feed crops are vvherc he will take two weeks post- the Brethren on Sunday evening, I Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Eash. «ons out Lon oat*, barley, rye. or other plants graduate work at Children’s Me- May 35 at 8:15 at the school audi-'Alden and John, went to Milham grown for feeding livestock. mortal hospital. Mrs. Lofdahl and tocium. The Alumni banquet will be Purk. Kalamazoo. Sunday. They met linnJfrd forty125® Griswold HL, Detroit, Mich. >nr« The acres of feed crop* can be In­ children will spend the time wltji held ; Saturday evening, June 2. [three of their nieces from Indiana ner •"«<h i creased above the highest in 1932 or her people nt Aurora. Hl. DrUrlt'* 014m* Balldlas aa® Examinations will be completed by there and had a picnic dinner. ‘ re.i thirre 1933 thc reduction in corn acreage The Past Noble Grands of the Rc- Friday noon. June 1 and the report I Thursday afternoon callers at Mrs. ■ u. r r. will bring the total crop acres equal bekoh lodge entertained the Past cards , will be given out tlie follow- Jennie Panlee were: J. Krebs. Har­ J. L. Maus, Hasting*, Mich. nr arvrn or below the highest figures tor Noble Grontls of Barry cdunty at the ing day at one o'clock. old and Erma and Mrs. Norwood of 1932 or 1933 , I. O. O. P. hall Friday. A one o'clock Woodland ----------Grange ............. entertained „„ the'Lowell. ---------->llh mnto The number of acres of wheat or luncheon was served, followed by a county officers association Wednes-{ Mrs. Milton Murphy received the. nartc*cr<i rye or both planted In 1934 can net business meeting and program. {day night. About 50 were present sad news Tuesday of the death of be greater than the acreage in 1932 Beginnuig June 2 the library wilLirom the several granges. W. R. her mother. Mrs. J. Meyers of ,tbi< soth or wj1ichevcr year waa highest be open on Saturday afternoon* and Craig of Welcome grange is presi- Grand Rapids. They attended Qic . * Prank Walton. son Claude. Ken aaienra 1 Th*' corn acreage must be reduced evenings Instead of Wednesdays. ;dent of the association and was funeral on Thursday. and Sarah Shauner and Mrs. Esther A«>icnre. at least 20 per cent below the avMr- and Mrs. Gall Lykins were in present and presided at the meeting.! Mr. and Mrs. Will Mishler and {slater were in Hastings Thursday. Smelkcr. Lewis Overholt and Rus­ irhiranerage number of acres grown in 1932 Lansing Tuesday. i A musical program was given by Uie daughter Gwendolyn visited In Mr. and Mrs. Will Oo»grifT of sell Kaerchcr attended a concert In was returned young folksuf the Woodland grange. Grand Sunday the guesto of Lowell dinner at Mrs. Jennie Orand Rapids Monday evening in , , , . . . , ISO,.Rev O- 8 R. ” O'Wurtz “■ .............. - 7' ........ • •••>Rapids ----I^UWCII IWKtook Ulllltcr >1 Alls JCU11IC BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.—------ -- and 1933. The are designated herc no ftS iaaoavi pastor ot the Evangelical . Wm H Lind, master of the local their brother and slater, Mr. andI Pardee'S Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mil­ which Howard Cross, son of Mr*. t -------acres ------ which -------------, ------ as . ' urn, contract intract acres can not be postured pastured clHirc cjUirch ffor or tffe the third year;. -----Rev [grange welcomed the visitors. It was Mrs. John Mishler. ton Murphy were afternoon callers. Estella Cress took part. Mrs. Cress aw can mn any nnv crop rmn be hr cut rut and and rere- RhontlCs ..... ... ..... « Maple Xl-iiib- ............ . .............grange -..........1I r> n1..». Walton and sister, nei. .. .. . ..... . . . . nor uas returned to announced that Barry county Ralph MLssB Mrs. Frank Miller and daughter of accompanied them to Uie city re­ ’• moved from them. Soil building jorovc; Rev Edgar Faust of Detroit picnic would be held some where in I Bernice, accompanied by Dorothy Tojteka. Indiana, spent Sunday eve­ turning with Howard. crops, can be plowed down or weeds lwas m'ntfe district superintendent of the county on the last Saturday In Walton of Freeport, were In Lake ning with Elmer 8h a tiff er and farnMontreal bicyclist*, according to and grass can be cut and permitted Ulls district and will move to Kaln- July. The place will be given out Odessa Saturday afternoon. police regulations, must not exceed to remain on the ground. nuuxx,. Rv,. D. D. C. CGstrcih ~ to later and all grangers arc invited., Mrs. A. T. Eash. Mrs. V. L. WqIniazoo. Rev. Ostroth goes Eleanor Thaler of Campbell spent a speed limit of 15 miles an hour; t The number of cows milked in {hc church in Detroit nnd Rev. The Woodland Grange gave the 1st cotl of Charlotte and Mrs. K. DanSaturday night and pert of Sunday they must not hang on to moving » 1934 can not exceed the highest C. C tlbson goes .... ----------to Monroe. and 2nd degree Friday night the lel» ot Hostings spent Thursday In with Bernice Walton. ( number pHUted in ether 1932 or 1933. vehicle*, carry passengers on Uie {Grand Rapids Rapids visiting Mrs. w. 25th. {Grand Sunday guests at Harry Cramer's cross-bars, or race in the streets. n The number of litters of pigs far- Mary Hope. and Mrs. D. H. Evans Memorial Day will be observed in 'Schulz Schulz and Mr. and Mrs. Frank were Mr and Mrs. J. Poortvlelt. *n rowed on the farm must hot cxcred was at Holland Sunday. Woodland and community next, Martin. . the average number farrowed in the A Kansu wooer by mail has Surveyors have been in Nashville Wednesday forenoon, .May 30. at | Mrs. Esther Slater of Fenton spent Miss Beulah and Bernard Graton ,r base years and the number grown In connection with the changing of 9:30. A tine program tyill be given, the past week with her parents. Mr. of Grand Rauids. called of! a correspondence of 20 " out for sale must be 25 per cent less {M-14 and the building of the new consisting of a talk by Rev. J. A. and Mrs. Elmer Shnuffer. and fam­ Harold Miller of Indiana Is visit­ years and married the girl. As Far­ 1 than the average per year for 1932 bridge over Thronapple river, to; Beardsley, singing and drill*. In case Mying relatives and friends In this ley says. 3-cent postage has es­ r and 1933 Tlie contract contains a ehmlnatc the dangerous comer by 1 Of ruin. »he services will be held at ’ Mrs. Andrew Blough. Raymond vicinity. tranged many customer*. . r penalty clause which provides that । the Knolles farm. i the town hall. All those who desire !. t contracts signers pay a certain I Mrs. C. L. Glasgow has returned I transportation meet at the corner' , amount per pig for cuCh one above from her visit with Grand Rapids m Wojdland by 0 30 and it will be I i, the 75 per cent. I relatives. [provided. The school children will •>' The number of contract* in Mich­ 1 Rev Win- H Turner, pastor of the 1 attend in a group ’’ igan when added lo the immense I First Baptist church uf Niles, has nujc Catherine and George number obtained tn other states acccpti-d the jiastoratc of the local | O'Brien of Lansing arc s|M*nding the * creates an enormous amount of church and will move here about the . week with their grandmother. Mrs | clerical work and a consequent de­ middle of June Geo Paul. — {lay U» sending out benefit payments -------------- • • ------------ — | Mrs. Glen England entertained lh,'The checks for the first benefit pay- , MIDDLEVILLE.---------- eight members of the Woodland i irrutr.l ments are sent from Washington a* 1 Wcdnesdiy evening our school [ Woman s study club with a Vanish-1 -• fast as tl>e contract* are accepted. band made their first appearance nf ing Tea last Friday afternoon. I “J"1'*’ Local committees in Michigan and,' the season on our streets and the | MLss JoAnne Finnic spent the lurrv , Uie stale office at East Lansing are p|c enjoyed their program very week end with her grandparents. I *’>I 1>co people J---* speeding up the work *s much as --mJJ uivunder . hmub|the <minstruc. ..... ...... Mr and Mrs Joseph McKnight. ---------------------‘i hThey arc of . ,n.„« possible and .he payment* are cer- , (>f |x)th auf g Mr and Hastings. 4,1. ram for those who fulfill their con- ,thc>r lc;1(k.r Mr Blf(,rno |----------------- -----------------------obligations. , A of Uu. fuctory building is | SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. {being torn down and .Home of Uie Mr and Mrs G C Marshall and 1 equipment takei^iway. The balance 1 Nunnan Cobb vksited the JuIUt's is being n*p.iirea%nd our furniture mother, Mrs Chus. Cobb, Sr,, anti hr 1 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wil­ I factory 1* making use of it. employ- I family al Battle Creek Stihdtfy. | -. Hams. May 16. a son. , ' ing several people. | Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray of East ^'n 1 Shirley Moore of Bic Rapids spent Arthur Kenyon htui been at home Assyria visited Mrs. Lulu Gray and ,1 the week end with his sister. Mrs this week on account of having itic Hane cheese-man's Thursday eve** '" ---------- ” — Otto Schulu* and family Sundav mumps. He Ls so far re-covered aJto nlng. m guests nt the Schulze home was A. be out Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norton and ’ • f E. Trlmm of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs.. MLss Lots Cobb is here visiting Clcota called on Mr. and Mrs. Juy Ed. CurtLs and daughter Leoata. I friends for a few days. Slie is al­ Hawkins in Vermontville Sunday. i,i MLss Gertrude Curtis of Bellevue, ways a welcome visitor in her old 32 extra advantage.! G C. Marshall and sister Alta be Mr. and Mrs. Olenp Reed and son {home town. called on Mrs. Mabie Marshall In Melvin of Olivet. 1 The interior of the post office Ls Nashville Thursday. Alla remaining Ml the lamou. Dodge :r Mrs. Amos Wenger Is in Flint being repainted and papered A nice with their aunt for a few days’ visit. f । helping care for Mrs. Clair Brooks lmi»rovement that will be appreciate Mr. and Mrs. Duff Eddy and son* ieaturea! Think o! the r: and baby daughter. ' cd by all of Nashville were Wednesday callers i’ | The seniors returned Monday The frosts of late have been quite on their parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. big extra value for only ■ ’ night from their week end trip (o , a worry ft»r the fruit growers. Jarrard and family. n<i Niagara Falls. There arc 31 members Dr. B. C Swift. Robert __ Vander ____ The Birthday Club was entcrafcW dollar, more than v in the senior Mass On W«dnesday Gardner were Hi I tallied Friday at the home of Mrs. ,'r night. May 23. occurred the an­ Stuigis Friday evening —i—__________ attending ,a f-i-nuk Norton. Ail spent a very en­ nual Junior reception at the patff- dcnwxratic meeting. ou’dr.yi“'te* joyable time. . :3 {Hon at Thornapple lake. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. L- W. Jarrard and Jack Rcwcnburg and family went 'night May 27 will be the bacca- to Ionia tor the week end Saturday. family sjieni Thursday with Keith esl-prieed cars! »». laureate service held in the Evangel- i One more week of school and then Jarrard and family of North As­ ,M ical church with Rev M E Hoyt■;I the u)e pupils w|11 IK. Bl will be at MueiM liberty, some to Syria. of the Methodist church as worgt ^orjie to ,play while otners others win will ___ -.niie Mrs. Lulu Gray will entertain her Graduation will be held g<> away _ . summer - —— school. Several -- -------- • 1 sons Leon and family of West Verto 31 at the Methodist rhurch On , of our Jiur ■'(teachers eiu.|M.rs wifi wlj, go RO to to their Lafvrcncv*ind wife wife of of DcDe­ their ;montVtlh-. ,montVille. Lai-rcnci-*uid June 1, will be the ball game । lloniP5 mtM them for troit and Harold .aid wife of East the high school and alumni <j|n), montRS undcrsrandall will Assyria Sunday. in the evening at the K of p Wlth us in sept, fur which j Mrs. -Grace -------”Brake —•—• of Zeeland — nnd • wo are glad, for we have a fine Mrs Clarence Robinson of Grand Rapids spent Thursday and Friday fnr bunch of teachers here. Mrs Zada Qulggle. of Lansing. with their parents. Mr. and Mr. r..urt. k-i.1 ai thr 1 formerly a resident here, was in Lester Preston. Roy ’ Preston Mid ' ta’ town Saturday on business family of near Hastings spent ' Sheriff LeopOrd of Hastings was Thursday evening with Mr. and Rt>iaH < t-w’ii calling here--on Friday. Mis. Lester Preston. Mr. and Mrs. A. D- Wolf and Mrs •i., r.i.u < airi. Our ball team met defeat in Way'land Friday. Just out ot luck the Greets Flemming of Battle Creok tElT1 is, *w' bo>'5 were Thursday callers at O. Cv‘ i u. The people having the homccom- Marshall's. ■>r 10 •>>■* odw-r ing in charge for later in the sumCRESSEY. "T. <W.~A TA., ................ “c “,a “■*” “°n Last Week’s Letter. v t> ii>Ti ai im . v ■>. ih. Met you know about it. "•“Mrs N. H- Barber and Irene at­ '• hr"b’ f.f Le.rin* ..Id wt. WOODLAND. tended Blossom Festival at Benton H t. Further iir.im.t Th.i vublir n«> Donald Gager will entertain Harbor Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Lee Reynolds and l'7nM7r?hi'‘'.r4,rrr"r..,’thX' .VrVXr, |wlth a Vanishing Tea Tuesday uftRussel) attended a birthday party wrrb |,|rl.«. I- .»i.i .la, hrar.nf ... emoOil at her home. u>r lu.t.nf iHnnr* a t.rw.pai>w । r.MeJ । Mr niM| Ernest shorno spent Synday in honor of Jennie Reynolds Hiuari newBL i»d*S“-f' Fr,.t.»t». Sunday visiting relative* In Allc- at . Uie Honeysette cottage. Crookei lake. Texas township. A lnt» ropi : gan. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cosgrove Mil.lr*.t Hmith, Itrci.irr nt Pn.i.»i» , Mrg Agnes Fisher of Hastings - MORTUAUK FORECLOSURE । spent Bunday with her father, B. 8. made a business trip to Allegan COMPARE.THESE SENSATIONAL HEW VALUES! USE DODCE “SH0W-H0WH” PUN Thursday. Drfault having l—rn madr in th« run ' Roll)-. School closed Friday with a picnic A r.irr.71: Ul“ »“«• KooU.r wa>l«nd hand ami wife. a. martcagnra. to Jam., spent the Week end With Ml*S Eleu- at Prairieville township Park. "Big car" pride and comfort Mr. and Mrs Wm. Culp attended Vr;xluY, Luci Lrixlvs. ImRjxiiil *nd Mumford. ____»___ you to judgs car values on a fair im­ I. Parrott, sure KI. uassed away the funeral of her brother at Lan­ in this long 111* tv. b. Dodge oonfu.r thii big rugg*d Dodge with partial bail*, and decide for yourwlf sing Friday. . ( ® OT. I fulfill contract TO INSURE PAYMENT The American Home g^lje Rational ffioan & Y'nuegttnent flfompanij fssi,"..: r«« n In iUmM DODGE 3 Additional Cars at LOWER BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS AT SUMMER PRICES! According to the code, coal prices are to advance every month. You can see the advantage in placing your order at once. We carry grades of coal to suit every need and you will find our service prompt and pleasing. ± SMITH BROTHERS VELTE & COMPANY Dealers In WOOL, GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. PHONE 2257 HASTINGS 4 rui.Ro?‘ n?' for 56 Saturday evening. May 'iteNraU. a. D. 192*. In 128. Mr. Parrott was born tn Bowue ««•■« <"•> *t ^township near Lowell. Fifty-four i* M‘A’^. y-rs, ago he married MLss Eva ar vrlnrlpsl and Intrrrtl lh» Hatght. whose hOine WK* Oil the Hundred Ei«htr Dollar*, (ann where they now live. They inrekr irivra «•« H vinn*'celcbra,e<l th*,r Golden Wedding or tale in *aid motuacr. anniversary In 1930. He is survived bV the »’idow. one *Uter, Mrs. Prank cm da!i at th. CwUMt! .Eastman of Grand Rapid* and one ■ t Haetinta. Barry T..ICount*, Of . Woodland. -A-,,. A brother. _ Chester . . . . M0116 . Miss Rosella Barber of Saginaw spent U>e week end with her parents. Mr and Mrs. Clay Barber. MiM Elma Shumaker and Stan­ ley Barber were married Saturday evening 4R their home near Gull lake. Mrs. N- H. Barber will entertain the Home Literary Club al a May breaklast Thursday. Mrs. Percy Jones will be co-hostess. SO I'TH THORNAPPI.E. rn ttumiard Tim» th, {encc and Stella, and two grandchllMr. and Mrs Tlx-odore Wieringa 1 |dren. Evelyn and Jean Parrott, all Uif ’’ Iot Woodland. The funeral will be and little daughter, Anna May Wier­ Mo<k thirtwa of'th»,conducted by the Masonic Lodge of inga of west of Middleville were Thursday afternoon guests of their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. B Johnson. Mr and Mrs George Shields, who held in the gym of the Woodland school 'Friday evening. May 25. The have been residing on Mrs. Glen gym wa* attractively decorated with Nichols farm, have moved to Bowens the class color* of Coral and Ivory Mills. Mr. and Mrs Chas B Johnson ■ and appropriate spring flower* and foliage. Following was the prognun: spent Monday in Lansing and called Invocation; MArch; Introduction on Mr. and Mrs o E. Brown and of Toastmaster, Grtydon Faul; E. R- Smith at the home of hl* , Toastmaster. Thomas Long; Wel­ daughter. Mrs Harry Kajrner. They ----- ...Mf. gHjith come to Senior*. Garold Mahler; lahler; *found Smli very poorly. Response, Evelyn Hynes; Ll_™. Music. John — Moore —-■ and family of Ohio Quintet; Oiftatory. BpeaJcer. Mr. have come again for the summer They reside on the late Martha Hoyt Kltson; Solo, Miss Van Loo. ' Commencement and Class Day ex­ farm. BunJm address. Haitian. Micilysa. We note In the Grand Rapids ercises for the twenty members ot ... for just a few dollars more. 117-inch Wheelbsi*. Hydraulic Brake*. All-Steel Body. Patented Floating Power Engine Mountings. than for lowest-priced cars. brought within coy reach. Try to duplicate thore feature* in any other car and you will know why Dodge which Dodge asoalsP If DOUGH BROTHRM CORPORATION •/CHRYSLER MOTORS parison easily proves ita superiority DODGE now$650 DELUXE DODGE 1174NCW WHEELBASE SSSO< SPECIAL 121-4NCH WHEELBASE SSBO’ L. JOHNSON Dodge and TELEPHONE 2370 Dealer for Barry County HASTINGS, MICH. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-06-06.pdf ce912f3c2fb16a9a9956067a955afff1 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER • SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR 12 pacJes HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JUNE 6,1934 D1DDV PfllllUTV Ulll I Eighty-Nine H. H. S. Seniors Receive iM'NITTLlWMONEY, Dflnni bUUllll WILL Dinlomas At 58th Commencement! Commence, Diplomas RETIRE ITS BONDS BY JAN. 1 ALL COVERT Graduates Describe Activities Of School Life In Form Of Play WILLBE54W45 NONE OF IT HAS BEEN RECEIVED THIS *YEAB HAS GIVEN FAITHFUL SERVICE TO COUNTY PAGES lto8 CUSS OF 1934HID noveiciassday.- A Large Amount of Detail Work Done by County WIDE BUT PLEASlNO DE. ' Agent Foster - ■ There has probably been no buxltl ■ r-,.L. ■ l- _ ™ board of review completed ROAD BONDS TO BE PART U RE FROM THE their labors Monday. There were er man in Barry county in recent The fifty-eighth annual com­ School Girls' Glee Club, directed by months than County Agent Harold PAID USUAL PROGRAM SC mencement exercises of the Hostings Miss Frances Hunter, the supervisor sonal property of lhe city, with only J. Foster. In working out the al­ High school were held In the Central ol music. Both were heartily apslight redijettons In real estate The lotments for wheat grower*; and auditorium Friday afternoon. June COUNTY WILL THEN BE tw ai« Club FIRST PAYMENT MAY recently for the l>og and com grow­ "ALICE IN WONDERLAND" 1. They made a wide departure from sang their two numbers, a curtain there has been an endless IN ENVIABLE POSITION the u*ual commencement program. had been drawn across the rear of [ COME BEFORE JULY ** er*, WAS HAPPILY USED ram amount of detail work that has Generally a speaker has been ob­ the stage, screening the ... graduates ------------~ . estate 81.779.150; personal 8496468; . .. _ uern been uccii been up up w to nun him io to uo. do. xie He nas has __ tained for such occasions. Instead from the »udlence. enabhng ttw <J 0 . Road Commission Has been equal to the requirements and , Her Questions Introduced the total 82375416. With All Its Interest Bear­ pf that the clan Itself put on a pro­ member, members of the class to take their their; . . performed a large and very real1 — -------1I Flrat and — Fourth Ward*—Real es­ Taken Over 604 Miles Class History, Will and ing Obligations Paid gram that was interesting, and in­ parts In the next program number. 'service for the farmer* of this coun­ tate 81473.450*. personal 8386320; forming. and helped the people of What followed was a dramatization . of •j total 81460.770. — Township Roads Ity. It 1* difficult to imagine how । • Prophecy Hastings to realize something of entitled; "When Good Friends Get The County Road Commission i** *°rk required by government | The Class Night exercises for the„ Total equalized value of the city Last week we mentioned the fact । what, their schools mgan to the Together." which was put on by H335.586.. This is aoout about sjoo 1200.000 less -----------.. .u._________ agencies in this county, which af- rla,. nf h,.. . _ n mjsojmjb rm* u .ooo less that Barry county would receive community and revealed something members of the graduating clash. have not up to date this year re-.t feet* our fanners, could lu ,,e been have . of 1934 wire held in the Cen- than the toUi equalized value a from the state about 841,000 of of the service they render to ihose eeived any of the McNltt law money '. carrted^ ’witSut^rounty"agent tr*1 Krhzw.1 auditorium Thursday year . . .... . . Ifrnl ____ ago? weight lax and gas tax funds, which who go out as graduates. the activities of our city schools, from the state highway department. who yilew his job and how to meet I evening and drew a capacity crowd. I ------had been held back by the Auditor TYj the strains of a processional and also to give first-hand informa­ It I* promised that by July 1. probsituation. Mr. Foater is that The exercise* were a wide departure General pending a definite under­ march by the High school orchestra, tion concerning the work of the ably sooner, a substantial payment vtnrf >n aoent ' . . M OI an I from tiie usual program for such standing and agreement as to pay­ with Mr. Wesley Logan director, the school*—the cost of them and the! win will tw. be made to th. the county Udder ing the 84.100 the county owes the clou marched down the aisle* and purposes which the school board andI that law. an event and the innovation was state. This agreement was marie as onto the -platform. As they stood faculty have in carrying on theirt The McNltt law provides that carried out as published In the Ban* we announced in our issue of hut there the orchestra played lhe "Star work. ‘ teach county In the state shall take ------The first port of the play re- over, for a period of five years, each Spangled Banner.' While the oudlAfter the Invocation by Rev. L. L. Half of this 841,000 can now be sembled an old-time school meeting, year one-fifth of the total mileage Dewey. Miss Irene Jones, the saluused to retire outstanding Covert Dewey gave the Invocation. with the superintendent, member* of unimproved township highway* tatorian. welcomed the friends of ABOUT 250 MEMBERS AND road bonds, which were due May 1 The large auditorium was packed of the teaching ataff and friends of within the county. FRIENDS WERE thia year, but which the county was to its limits and we arc sure all en­ the school present, also folks who The law provided that the first gratitude and appreciation of the unable to pay on that date. The bal­ joyed the program because of its came to find fault with what was year the sum of 82.000.000 of the gas PRESENT THE GALLANT OLD SHIP graduate* to their parents for their ance belongs to the county road merits and originality. done, to ask pointed questions as to tax would be distributed among the sacrifices they had made, to the commission. There are 841.000 of (Continued on page eight) 1 ------• — •* — THAT DID ITS PART IN First came two songs by the High i counties, in proportion to the unlmteachers for the services rendered INTERESTING PROGRAM; such Covert road bonds which are in ‘ proved mileage of their highways; MAKING HISTORY by them and to the community for default since May for non-payment 1 and that each year, for a period of KETCHAM TOASTMASTER the fine school facilities afforded of the principal. Tills will cut the POST GRADUATE four year/- thereafter. 8500.000 more pupils in Its. schools she believed county's indebtedness to about is to be added. *o that at the end of' THE NAVAL OFFICIALS happiness in their work was the goal .Judge Stuart Clement Chos­ 830.500. On the first of July 89.000 COURSES FINISHED | the fifth year the state will be pay-1 DECIDED TO JUNK IT toward which all the members of the more of weight and gas tax cash will ing $4,000,000 of the gas tax to en President for-Endu­ class of 1934 will bend their energies. be paid to the county treasurer by’ Dentists and Physicians Atcounties for improvement of town- i the state, half of which he can ap­ ing Year । ship highway* taken over by the But Oliver Wendell Holmes’ It was a fine-spirited and excellently tend Clinics in Chicago rendered aalutatory. ply to retiring the bonds then out­[ county. About 250 attended lhe fifty-sec­ Poem Helped to Save A clarinet solo was next given by standing. Deducting this 844001 Barry county had substantially tn Two Weeks ond annual banquet and reunion ol Gordon Havens, a member of the ' would leave about $16,000 still un­ WELFARE DIRECTORS OF 1932. when the law was passed, a It for Posterity The second scries of post graduate class. It was so thoroughly enjoyed the Hastings High School Alumni paid after this 19.000 shall be re­ TWELVE COUNTIES TO । total o( about MO miles of unim­ Very fortunately the old frigate that an encore was called for, to Association, which was held In the courses for physicians and dentists ceived. proved township highways. There •'Constitution." better known per­ High school gymnasium on Friday HEAR PROGRAM County Xreasurer Maus advises usi for Barry. Allegan, and Eaton coun­ were taken over by the county road haps as "Old Ironsides." lay at an­ which he responded. much to the evening last. Of lhe»e about 140 that if the Horton Act payments> lie* ’ has been completed. This | commission 168 miles in 1932. 168 chor at lhe wharf in San Diego, pleasure at the big audience. The class history, the class will Alumni of the achool were present, shall be continued throughout 1934. (mile* last year and 168 miles this ; course began Monday. May 21 and GUESTS OF THE W. K. where it was visited by thousands. and lhe das* prophecy are three representing classes from 18J7 to as It is expected they will be. the1 lasted two weeks. The dentists I year, leaving uo 336 mnes miles to be taken vi The famous old vessel had been numbers on every class night pro- , county can retire every dollar of its[ spent most of their time in the KELLOGG FOUNDATION m>»■«« mtMzd a mreUna frt lhe Alumni. there a few weeks, and expected to gram. Ordinarily there is a outstanding Covert road bonds by । For tiie first year the county re­ clinics of Northwestern University. ness to them and to the manner In 1Kraduaud m Urn claaa ol IK. o. W. January 1. , while the course for |>hysiclans was Interesting Speaker.'to Dis- ^odwere informed it would be returned which they are presented which was 'Jon.. amduaUd In the uune claaa The county also owe* 82.000 of and now live. In Kanrna city, Ml>held at Children's Hospital in Chlto the Atlantic coast, to Boston I ' drain orders, issued at the time the[ cogo. Dr. Joseph Brcnenann, a ped­ CUSS Varied Topics Per- laddbd to this county's share, bring- believe, where it would remain for absent from the program Thursday ■ourl. He cent a telearan, of apprenight. drain was constructed in the Big iatrician of national reputation, taining to Work "’■’’S’; exhibition purposes. A visit to the Each one of these numbers was ' Marsh in Yankee Spring* township. was in charge of the course. r|l. ,, ® yead 86415.08 will be added to last I Constitution is more interesting too presented as a scene .from "Alice in Hie W. K. Kellogg Foundation | year's McNltt law money, so the These draw Interest at the rale of Physicians attending the course at because Rear Admiral George Rock, Wonderland." with Miss Irene Jones 'and received with much approval. six per cent. The legislature of the Children's Hospital have the oppor- has Invited the State Welfare Ad- county will receive this year 841.stale has given the owner* of the[ tunlty of hearing lectures by some ministrator* of twelve counties In i 490.45. all of which will be expended a Hastings boy. played no small as the wide-eyed, wonderiwg and in­ part In planning for the repair of quiring Alice. drainage district, who should pay of the most noted specialists in the southwestern Michigan to be ita 0,1 township highways for their 1m- the famous old craft. The first acene depicted was beau- follow*: President. Judge Stuart these orders, ten years in which to’ country. Most of the time 1* spent gueste at Camp Kitanniwa. Clear! provement or maintenance. . I had seen the constitution at a tlful, during which, as a natural 'Clement; vice-president. Rolfe Bull­ settle their delinquent taxes, which P,urlx*c <*.£• in discussing the newest methods of lake, on Friday and Saturday. June1..Th* distance on several occasions before part of the play. Miss Bettie Relek- ing; secretary. Miss Thelma Ken­ Include drain taxes of' sufficient treating various diseases. Because of nedy; treasurer, Orville Sayles. 8 and 9. Mrs. A. H. Carveth will it was open for public visits, but It ord gavs the class history. amount to retire all this 82.000. A the large number of clinic patients represent Barry county at the vari­ ship work on highways, and have had always been my wish that I The next Introduced Miss Lillian Chester Arehart. Jacdb Miller and large majority of the taxpayers' at Children's Hospital, the physldlan ous Bessions of this Child Welfare । the whole matter of construction might have Ujc privilege of inspect­ Tolhurst, who presented the class MLm Emily McElwain were selected within the drainage district are de­ land maintenance of such highways ha* the opportunity of seeing large Conference. as the executive committee who will ing the interior of this noted old will with Its many novel bequests. linquent In Uie payment of their (Continued on page eight) plan next year’s program. . numbers of cases of the more com­ Dr. Stuart Pritchard, head of the fighter that played such an impor­ (Continued on page six) taxes, otherwise the 82,000 of drain In fitting words Mrs. Ward .Baine, mon disease*, and in addition some Foundation, is to give the address nnt-rr- i-iwr-n tant part in the early years of our order* wauld have been paid before of the rarer disease*. A large of welcome.-and Miss Evelyn Mer- ALLOCATE TAXES president of the Association. Intro| jountry. Though the gallant old ship now. As the law passed by Lhe leglsTHE FIRST JURY CASE amount of surgery is also done at shon. Welfare Director of Michigan. । i/aninilC IlkllTC gas been repaired and repaired and (Continued on page throe! IU VAHIUUO UNIIO repaired, yet It stands a* a symbol thia hospital, and the physician may will respond. Fred L. Johnson, di-1 WILL START TODAY Ketcham as the toast master. No ------------- ' view new instruments and new rector of the Children's Aid Society' of the great American navy to-day. made. The theme of the program metliods of surgical procedure. of Michigan, is the Friday evening Barry County Tax Commis- and probably will always continue It Will Be the Criminal Case was built about “A Century of Physicians who have taken advan­ speaker. to remain as such as long os Its | sion Finished Work on tage of these courses arc. Dr*. Mor­ On Saturday the following pro­ of the People vs. Den­ timbers can be held togetiier. gram will given _____ which. should .{Saturday < Miss Jannct Michael of the Class of ris and Lofdahl of Nashville; Dr*. ___ . ..be.___ It was thought that the best serv ­ anj ---------- ------- Interesting ---------- --nis Van't Hof O. 8. McIntyre, Lathrop. Keller. H. -------prove---- intensely 1927. her subject being "Your Ticket । The Barrs' County Tax Commis- ices of this old fighter were ended Woodbume. Adrounie. and A. W. | helpful .to- welfare Circuit court opened at nine Please’,” it was a welcome to the -------- .. workers. mfct Saturday and completed over one hundred years ago. and Woodburne of Hastings; Dr. Wedel Child -Conservation -----------Mta Doris the work of allocating the taxes to Along about 1830 It liad been reeocn- o'clock Monday. It was expected to of Freeport; Dr*. Swift and Lund of Wencke. take up the appealed will case of the William Bachman responded to the tfi'e ivaNous taxing unite of Barry mendod that the ''Constitution'' be VILLAGE TO CELEBRATE Middleville; Dr. Re4se pf Dowling; | "Health"—Mis* Lulu St. Clair., counW. • A consigned to u the UK Junk JUUK heap neap and auiu sold ,late Charles ... Wilcox, .---- . ,which . . was . . to — topic. "The Wings of a Century." in Holmes,1* contested and which had been TOOTH ANNIVERSARY Dr. Farwell of Delton, and Dr. ptn-J (Continued ob.page flve) ‘ | *T1$S allocation was practically as fur scrap COliver Wendell . — 1830 happened to read annealed appealed from the orobate probate court: court; portant matter* that must come be­ nie of Woodland. ----------------- * a > | given in lhe Banner of two weeks In September OP THORNAPPLE but the parlies to this contest, fore our country for settlement In The course in dentistry given at H H S TEAMS HONOR, ago, the only, difference being that. (Continued on page six) the GUJVUn the Northwestern Northwestern Ilnlwrsitv University Cllnlr Clinic ’1' n' through their attorneys, have ar­ the near future. IDUC 10 a few frBcUpp*1 school district*. COACH HA’ ranged a settlement, so that a long is in charge of Dr. Robotham. who Is M1M Rachel Cain, of the class of CITIZENS TO STAGE IH N t comprising territory, in an adjoining ANNOUNCE RECEIPTS a well known specialist in children's drawn out Jury trial has been avoid(Continued on page five) [county, the tex fttc had to be ad­ THREE-DAY PROGRAM dentistry. The dentists carry out Latter Takes Over Manaf- justed to a different figure than as if FROM “POPPY DAY” The Jury was drawn Monday fore ­ actual procedures under supervision | th<?y h*d been wholly within this DEDICATION OF ment of Ice and Ftfel Ox Boast, Indian Village, of the specialists. Preventive den? noon which will try the case of Den­ J county. -The law stipulates, in the < Business Here \ ]lease of every fractional school dls- Amount Larger Than That of nis Van'l Hof. cliarged with illegal FLAG SUNDAY A. M. Pageant, Parade of Floats course as well as the Importan possession and transportation of li­ Last Year Reports the Members of the various Hastings krlct. that lhe rate of taxation for to Be Features caring for the baby teeth of But m it had not been plan­ that district must be that of the R. 0. Presents National High achool athletic teams present^ Auxiliary President .. quor. Dentists who who have ned to try this case on Monday It urcn. lwiiujii nave cony < Middleville plans to stage a Cen- dren. ^lowest permissible, rate in any of ed Qoach Leslie Hawthorne wjth> tennlal celebration qn August 2. 3 |thbi course are Dr. Vance Emblem to Episcopal "Poppy Day" receipt* in Barry was adjourned until Wednesday, rw;; a pair of shields for ills car as a >lh8 township comprised within that county this year were larger than when the Jury will be on hand to and 4 In commemoration of the ville; Dr. Lowry of Delton; Church rj । token at their esteem for him and as district. It was found that, in most last year, reports Mrs. Donald hear and decide it The next jury coming of the first white settler, llson. WooUxi. Lockwood. < eases, the rate in Barry county for irl( ‘ an expression of regret that he will .3 the Emmanuel Episcopal Smelkcr. president of the American after that will probably be the AdCalvin O. Hill, to Thornapple town­ and Fowler of Hastings; 1 .'z not be with them again next season. such school districts would have Legion Auxiliary. rounle vs. Ooleman case, which will church next Sunday momthg at ship. It was a century ago that Mr. of Middleville, and Dr. been higher than was the rate In the Coach Hawthorne retired from ac10:30 the flag gently presented to The summary is as follows: be reached on Friday. Hill took over the claim to 400 acre* Lake Odessa. tive school service this June and territory comprised In this county, that organization by the Wtxnan's of land along the banks of the Nashville 8 6.78 will devote his whole time to manT** board had ascertained lhe Relief Corps No. 100 will be dedlcatHickory Corners Thoniappie river on the site of the H. H. S. CLASSES GIVE 240 SUPREME COURT HOLDS aging the Hastings Ice and Fuel Co rBte 111 the adjoining counties *o present village of MlddlevUle. Woodland 1.15 business which he purchased last that these matters were adjusted. Thia flag was originally the prop­ TENNIS COURT FUND year. DIRECTORS LIABLE Busineas men and citizens of Mid­ 333 Delton --------------The notices of the allocation have erty of Fitzgerald Post No. 100 and dleville have organized to arrange Middleville | Since he came here in 1928. Coach been sent to all the taxing units of for the details of the celebration. New Construction Can Be Hastings _______ 88.87 Must Make Good on Nash­ ll is a beautiful bunting flag and is Hawthorne has established an en­ the county. Ed. Blake is chairman of the Cen­ viable record as a coach and teach­ in a good state of preservation. ville Bank Bond to the tennial committee, H. O. Beneway Done at Considerably Less Total .811141 er. During this time his teams have COURT HOUSE CLOCK The Episcopal people are happy is vice-chairman; Grace Swift, sec­ County Treasurer Than Normal Cost Every cent of this money will be won two conference football cham­ to have thia emblem for use espe­ retary; Paul Faulkner, treasurer; TO OPERATE AGAIN used for rehabilitation and welfare The Supreme Court Monday af­ cially in Um pariah house and for Graduating classe* of Die Hastings pionships. three conference basket­ Vern Hiar and Maude Bell, member* work among needy veterans and firmed the decision of Judge Royal the Dolly Vacation Bible School. High achool have contributed toward ball championship*, three tourna­ of the committee. a fund for building a new tennis ment championships in basket ball County Officer* Contribute their families, and as all the pop­ A. Hawley tn the case of Reichert Features of the celebration will court in the city park. Under ordi­ and four consecutive conference ples were made by veterans In Camp vs. the Nashville State Bank. TWO WIN H. H. S. include an ox roost, an Indian vil­ Custer hospital, who received one Considering In this case the directors of the nary circumstances a total of about track championships. lage. a speaker, a sports program, SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS cent for each flower, many people old bank signed a depository bond ter Control 8500 would be required, and at pres­ all events in which Hastings H' ' a parade of floats, a pageant to be ent there is 1200 in the fund. How- teams liave, entered hl* men h have been and will be benefittted running to Willis Streeter. County ■ Within two weeks the electric given out-of-door* on the old school been winner* about 70 per oeni ol, clock tn the court house may be by your contributions to this cause. Treasurer, to secure the County's dehouse grounds, and a museum In labor the coat of construction can the time. , tnlllns out nut the hmm revularlv again anin tolling hours regularly which pioneer relics will be on dis­ Even more Important thari this according to George Balch of the there were not enough workers so claim that they executed the bond annual acholarahp trophy presented be materially cut. The cement re­ play. Every city, village and com- quired for the job would amount to by the Girls' League of the Hastings Coach Hawthorne has stressed good local branch of the Michigan Bell that the county could be covered with the verbal understanding that High school. Her name will be en/hhnlty in Barry county is invited about 8260. cost for backstop mater­ sportsmanship. He has consistently Telephone Company, who i* rigging more thoroughly, some localities not A) be represented with a float at ial about 840 and the cost of super­ being visited at all. tng before the legislature should be­ avoided anything in the way of up a new control mechanism. thu parade. ■ vision would amount to 850; a total shady tactics and has impressed come effective, that they would be also a senior, won a similar award a fund for the purchase of an I TWO NEW OIL STATIONS. ' of 8350 In alL released and securities of the bank for the boy* which la presented by upon his men lhe necessity of play-1 electric dock, which Mr. Balch is OBSERVING CHIL­ the Hasting* Hi-Y These awards With 8200 furnished by Hastings tng hard, but clean; has taught building over into a master control, pledged in place of the bond. 'I’wo new oil stations are being DREN’S DAY SUNDAY The proceeding was originally be­ are baaed on scholarship, characeqdipped. both of them in the sec­ High school graduating classes this them how to be good winners and has been contributed by the followgun while Mr. Edward B. Finley, Jr., ond ward. One. owned by E. A. Cau- means a fund of 8150 yet to be not merely satisfied with losing ling county officers: Lorenao (Pete) Maus, county treasurer; Judge R R Baptism iof Infants, Sermon was Receiver of the hank and the kin Is on the flatiron piece at the rateed. A* a rule the three tennis gracefully case ■ was tried before Judge Haw­ I. 0. 0. F. TO HOLD Coach Hawthorne has invariably McPeek, circuit Judge; T.8.K. Reid, intersection of Green street With courts here are crowded from morn­ and Program to Fea­ s’--; until evening and an additional I had the confidence of the boys who county clerk; Stuart Clement, judge ley some time ago; the Receiver be­ MEMORIAL SERVICE East State street The old Adam court would help relieve this coning represented by his attorney. Kim worked under him. and the reaped of probate; George Leonard, county ture Service Tinkler store building has been guestlon. Several Interested in ten ­ Sigler, and the Directors by Knap­ Hastings Odd FeUowt and Ro­ of pie business men and parents sheriff; Earl Boyes, register of moved and a handsome new station The Hastings Presbyterians will nis are attempting to raise the ' * pen. Uhl. Bryant, and Snow of who knew him. Hastings people i deeds; Mrs. Maiide Smith, school observe Children's Day, Bunday. is being put in Ito place. once required., by subscript ton. If are glad to learn that, even though commissioner; and L. E. Barnett, June 10. with a special sermon by Grand Rapids. their departed members with TM other station to on South --------------------------- - -----------r----------------- ---------------------Upon the appointment of Mr. cial ritual and service a* ML_ attorney. Hanover, at the comer of Hanover they are successful it will mean a no longer connected with theprosecuting Rev. John Kltchlng, D. D.. baptism Mr. Balch is contributing his time at Infants and a Sunday School Mohrmann to succeed Mr. Finley cemetery here Sunday morning. and Madison. This was a vacant lot. valuable addition to the public school, be will still make his home playground equipment at an excep­ in Hastings as Receiver, he became Hie Interest­ । In building lhe mechanism and about so no removal of buildings was here at 10:00 o'clock and proceed , the only cost will be the purchase of auditorium will be reserved for par­ ed party In the case. nrera* ary. Thia station will be op­ tionally low figure of cost. It would be a useful public works pro- INVITE SOMEONE TO The details of the Supreme Court's to Riverside. , I _____________________________ the dock. Most people In this oom- ents of children under five years of erated tqr Russell Bsuier. ruling have not yet been received. It VISIT FEONY GARDENS, munity will ‘be glad to hear bear thfc thk LOOK NEXT WEEK. being a matter of public concern, NOTICE OF ANNUAL . All those wishing to visit the clock ll» action again, after five Those wishing to have their chil­ further comment thereon will be SCHOOL MKETINO. ELAINE DAY WINS peony gardens at any time from the , >'ea” ct silence. dren baptised and to receive certifi­ The annua* meeting of the achool 8lh to the 12th of June will please 1,1 ' ' cates are asked to notify the pastor LATIN CLUB AWARD notify the committee. This means all POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT, district of the City of Hasting*, for or Mrs. con Sullivan, the Cradle NOTICE. the election of achool officer* and those who have can and have room 1 wl*h «> announce that I am a Roll superintendent. ’There will be a meeting of Um Elaine Day has been awarded the for one or more guests and those' candidate for nomination for county businses as may lawfully come be­ flrsLyear Latin trophy cup present­ who wish io be gueste. Those acting clerk on the repubUoan primary balstockholdera of the Hastings Co-Op­ INJL'RED WHEN DIVING. fore IL will be held at the Hastings ed by the Latin Club of the Has­ on this committee are: Mias Sadie to*.** the September primary, and Loren Boyes suffered Injuries to erative Elevator Association at the ICE CUAM SOCIAL. Central achool auditorium on Mon­ ting* High school for superior work Glasgow. Mr*. Frank Adair. Mr*. Ml- vU1 M>P<vctate your support court bouse. Tuesday evening, June day. the 11th day of June. 1934. at In tills subject during the school >0 DeVries and Mias Margaret -Adv. 3 wks. Allan C. Hyde. day evening when he dove into shal­ 12. at 8:00 o'clock sharp. All who rufCs’ south on 8:00 o'clock F. M. eastern standard low water al Lake Al-Oon-Quln. On are Interested are urged to attend OtaMoN. . : I -----------------------------------------time. Tuesday ___ _ he went to Blodgett hoa, as there is Important hurlmss to be DANCE. Dated this 22nd day of May, 1934 HOME MADE ICE CREAM. I Bun.. June 10. Dowling vs. Hlck- Ktal In Grand Rapid* for X-ray*, 'taken care of. Martin's orchestra. St Mary's At Good Will Friday, June 8. at it no fractures were found. He i* By Wish of the Stockholders. lake, every Friday Kight.—Adv. I—Adv. C. W. Wesplnter. thankful the accident was no worse. p BARRY PROFESSOR SPECIAL CLA PROBLEMS CO Group Studies Causes Backwardness in in FuH ITOURTHROUGH' "OLD IRONSIDES" SPLENDID MUI BANQUET FRIDAY MEET AT CAMP KTANNIWA JUNE 8-9 MIDDLEVILLE PLANS CENTENNIAL EVENT Is being conducted at Central torium here this week for the — fit of Barry county school taseta under the direction at students, Ruth Bower and Goodrich. The purpose tain types at backwardnees on normal int difficulty scholasUe handicap later on study. Consequently that thia inability to pupil at normal intelligence. Perhaps perhaps a rundown physical tratton, or possibly some mental attitude which tention. (ending this course hare been signed a grade achool pupU. T1 pupils come from Hastings and 1 tous other schools throughout county and were selected bees they have displayed more or mal intelligence. including a thorough physical amination, which may indicate source of difficulty and poM suggest a line WEEKLY BAND CON ’ AFTER JULY 1 Band That Paopb'i V Will Be Carried Oat the council notified the City Band that they bad in their budget a one-fifth Thls appropriation available until the beg the present year which drawn upon for Um band. w. lime Ute or definitely decided. Ths satisfactory lo W ,, tings. It win be fine to NORMAL EXERCISES WERE IN 0l*» Pre �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUME g, 1834 -Tt°»r<o. INCE OF DECOBITION Oil i . • [ I ‘ . ! I ’ , ; I j ' Binging of “America" and "Tups' ration of the grave*, music being closed the program. Much credit is due the committee* fumshed by the Hastings City Bund. having charge of arrangements oa \Upon their return, a second line every detail was well planned. This committee also appreciates all of of Green and Church 8t» , the pu­ the cooperation and assistance ren­ pil* of the grades of the city school* dered and thank the patriotic or-; _____ _ _ ______ ________ and th* school* for their Joining with the_others to_________ make oneganizaUon* . REGULATION of the ffnost parades in years. They . cooperation. IC LIFE marched east to Michigan Ave.. UHEBDE1LIS " NOTH OHM LOCAL NEWS FORMER HASTINGS RESIDENT MARRIED. On Tuesday evening of test week the marriage of Ml** Alice Louise Robinson to John Ralnor Clark took Mrs. F. N. Reed Is ill at her home. place in Detroit, the following item appearing in a Detroit paper: A Princess gown of white satin, Gregory school reunion Juhe 9. OF ECONOM­ Saturday, MMORIAL HERVICES at achool house. Pot luck falling in long, aoft fold*, with go­ det* In either tide sweeping into a OFTEN dinner.—Adv. BIV1MIDE DC THE wide circular train, wa* choatn by Mr. and Mrs. James Fennell have tRIED PAYS TRIBUTE TO F0WT00N Mis* Alice Louise Robinson for her moved into tffe Ixxisc on East Grand and south to the Central auditorium marriage to John Ralnor Clark. BUSINESS MEN where the memorial services were Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. t The INTERESTING TALK TO FINE ADDRESS BY held. ceremony took place In the home of Board of Supervisors will the bride'* mother. Mrs. J. Arthur ATTV. FRED N. SEARL | Prin. William -T. Wallace led In Charlotte Republican-Trib­ ROTARIANS MONDAY County open on Monday, June 25. • the singing of •'America The BcauRobinson, of K. Palmer Ave., and une Comments on Two Homer Warner underwent an op­ was performed by Dean Kirk B. tlful." followed by the invocation by Dr. Trumbull of W. 8. T. 0. eration for appendicitis at Pennock Overran, of St. Paul’* Cathedral. Patriotic Organisations andI the Rev. L. E. Lane. Attorney A. D. Recent Deaths hospital on Saturday, and is doing ,.. dn the „.e recent uc .ul Says We Are Not Head­ Commenting death Rose pointe lace which had be­ - Grade Pnpils Participated McDonald gore the ojx-mng remarks, wnrorllM as well os possible. and Roy White, a High school »tu- ot j shepherd, a well known busilonged to the bride's grandmother ed for Socialism in Parade at 10:00 A daughter weighing eight pound* formed a coronet for her head and dent. rendered "Thc Blue and the new man of chnrk>t(Ci who had likeDr. Oscar Trumbull, head of the Decoration Day was approprlate- Orey." followed by the altegiancc wbe a wldr <CqU>lnU,lce jn held in place the long tulle veil Aha Johnhistory department ofhospital the W.toS.Mr. T.and Mrs. -------------—------------------------ly observed In Hastings, everything!; to the flag, led by thc Bov Scout*, northern and eastern ends of fcarry Which was’ bordered In the lace. A Albert Craig. Commander of the county. lllc Republican-Tribune 'C. of Kalamazoo, was the speaker a’, .son, Bedford, Route 2. being conducive to a »ucceufu) day.. tiny ruchlng held the veil at the The day was warm but clear andI American Legion Post, then Intio- I „ tribute likewise to lhe late H. thc noon Rotary luncheon Monday. | Thc Welcome , L. A. 8. meet* back. The bridal bouquet wa* lilies bright enabling a large number of duced Fred N. Scarl. assistant pros- Roy Sy]Vester. a former citizen of His discussion wa* entirely free from Thursday afternoon, June 14. with and gardenias. people to attend the memorial sen - secutlng attorney of Kent Co, who । Hastings and native son of Barry political bias. He weighed ids sub- Mr*. Willard White. 512 No. MlchiAn Improvised altar banked with Ject from purely historical stand-igan Ave. All welcome. ice* at the cemetery and the exer­ gave a splendid address, stressing |COunty.a* follows; palms and standards of white Hlfi t)jeme WM. ..jj | An application for a marriage II­ thc sacrifices made by the men in! charlotte, or any community for point*. । else* at the Central auditorium. peonies against the salmon-colored ---------- Of — course he ’ was, cense ha* been made by Orion U. draperies of the alcove made a love­ Impressive services were held at the Civil war und paying a flttli g that matter, can 111 afford to lose a 1a New Deal?" referring to what President Roose- Edward*, 19. Hastings, and Audrey ly background for the ceremony. Riverside cemetery at 9:30 A. M.. tribute to thc memory of the de- clUa.n Hke Ion L shepherd. Nulli 1 -;--;—-------"I--------------------------A. Heaven. 18, Clarksville. d°’ .< the members of the W. R. C.. G- A. parted one* who died for their; 51ncc the death of H. Roy Sylvester (vc“ U White peonies, roses, snapdragons Miss Kathryn Clarke has recov­ and smliox were used for decoration charlotte sustained the loos of a I He Mated that this question had R_, American Legion and Auxiliary. country in that terrible struggle ' address met with the approval I cltUen wh08C presCncc will be more been presented in many magazine ered sufficiently from her recent ill­ throughout the house. 8c* Scouts. Boy Scout* and Camp The 7----------------------------------------------sincerely .u. “d_l, n ------- , . Girl Girt* participating hi the pa-jof the audience.. The bridegroom is a resident of Miicrtciy mourned niuuiiiru. Mr nil. Shepherd. oiicuiirru. I : ---- , ness so she has been removed to J through his many active years in the I through an industrial and her home on W. Green at. Cleveland and 1* the son of Mr. Probate Judge Stuart Clement on and Mrs. John Edward Clark, of (grain and elevator had Iff*0 *' revolution, but he declated grain anti elevator business, business, naa deac-I veloped . . a peculiar ’Alvfwl and..... deflnite use- that mA«l nt °LthA ‘hf r.rlnz'llMAc Principle* Ilit invdlvcd Monday performed the ceremony Middletown. Conn. which united In marriage Lloyd A. Shirley Alice Muller, daughter of fulness in the community. No onej; [The regulation of industrial and Hawley of Woodland and Carrie can take his place because it.takes' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Muller, of life 1* not new. It ha* May Curtiss, of Clarksville. years of preparation and experience ieconomic [ Plainview Ave., acted as Junior Mystery Mothers' and Daugh- bridesmaid. to speak and act with the same au-1[been tried in past ages. New situa- . The . .— ----- — -----kunjuiuuu. jier Her irocK frock wa* was wriitc white Ult’ i ',Ct °VCr yellOW and RhC CftTthority and Judgment that he had '[I tions and new economic conditions His acquaintance was wide and his I[have at times forced experimenting Methodlst church parlor* on Thurs- : rlcd a nosegay of yellow roses and [along the same line* a* we are now day evening under the auspices of”, white sweetpeas. Leonard Muller, influence extended beyond these | ‘ thji-Wclle\?n,?cr,vGull<l I Jr., a nephew, carried the bride’s limits. His passing remove* lhe last, trying tn the New Deal. | It was the fact that the countries urm'hw .E„iRU<U“^ W' Si T' U Ipray#r it. 0,1 « white satin pillow direct descendant of a long and hon­ orable line of strong and forcefull'of Western Europe had too much will hate a picnic dinner with pro-1 Edward Miller, of Cleveland acted i regulation of individual lives that gram following at John Waters ’ cot1 as best man men—the Shepherds. lied to tin colonization of America. tage at Crooked lake Wednesday. | Mrs. Clark, the groom’s mother. Have you ever thought of the ‘ . Tile cultists wished to get away June 13. Kvervnnn Everyone wnlrnin* welcome.--Mary .| ........ came Sunday from her home in death of Mr. Sylvester in this sense , —of what his loss has meant to [where they could have freedom to Waters. Corr. Middletown. Oonn.. for the wedding. EITHER END POUND The Utica Colored Jubilee Singers Charlotte? ' For years he was the ’work out their own economic fuA reception and buffet supper fol­ outstanding merchant in his field— . lure. Tile individualistic Ideals of of Utica, Mississippi, gave a fine lowed the ceremony, with an ar­ America have come down to us very evening's entertainment at the rangement of white flowers and it is not likely that Charlotte will I Ame * | have such a store again—and no, [I naturally from our forefathers, who Presbyterian church Monday night. ,ivory tapers in silver candelabra j public question was too trivial to es-'; fought the Revolution rather than They are wonderful singers and the decorating the table. [submit to regulation by the mother audience was delighted. After a short wedding trip, the cape his time and thought. He did Miss Katharine Pritchard, who bridal couple will live in Cleveland. ' more outright no-pay community I country. IWJTK work than any other local citizen of manperiod, omcr oi . America . expanded .7 . naturally ..-------- , rhr ..In has been working in Lansing since For traveling. Mrs. Clark wore a Jills same in fact, no one has leaving Hastings, ts a patient at gray suit with a blue hat and blue Bronson Methodist hospital in Kal- accessories. anuiaoo where she is slowly tonva- j Among the affairs given lor tlic t iXascs of community In a of corporations and later combi- tun'd* ?,°T ire opcrat‘on tor “ rfP-j young couple was the rehearsal dln. h. 01X1111,0,1 Ior “ ruP- >oun8 coi'P*'-’ »m the rehearsal dinner at which the bride's brother-in‘K ‘“ditto".™ tured appendix. The culmination to several months law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Lconoj patient industry was reached' ard H. Miller, entertained In (heir mtodd b, hbndrrdd »< per­ Thursday when the members of Mrs ' home on Plainview Roao. Rosedale 1 drew John D. Rockefeller. Paul Carnegie, Barnharts knitting class met Park. . I SHULTZ OR FREEPORT Sr.; J. P Morgan and hi* associate*. at the home of Mrs. Lyman Cham---------------- t i r SYLVESTER GREUSEL ’ Through their control of vast wealth bcrlaln for a pot luck luncheon. A । DEATH OF TWO RESgreat industries, a comparative­ Inrge attendance was present, and 1 IDENTS OF WOODLAND. VISITS IN HASTINGS .and OR GINGER ALE ly small group came to dominate 80 PeriT R i Jobn 8m,lh- who resided two miles ' per cent of the industries and trans- Pf L thL> club members, north and one mile east of Wood-! No Bottle Charge Former Resident Was Well Iportation lines of this country, presented Mrs. Barnhart with a tok-1 land, died on Friday afternoon. Fii(thereby controlling not only indus ­ en of appreciation, symbolizing thc [neral services were held on Tuesday ' Known For Civic MU*m W?‘Ch >he'Mr «">“»» had been a £»toent of try but labor and thc public. Activities In i860 and in ioou unu in the me nineties iiiiiL-iica there mere ,1s « held nviu by uy her ner many friends. mentis. Zest ZCSl {that tr community for u good many i pro<rBn ’ whcn «ndw >U be sLlyXed began, the speaker said, attempted I was given to the program when'yr Sylvester Greuscl. Sr. of Battle i M” Fra,lk Monasmlth of WoodCreek, now past ills 90th year, was regulation of transportation and in­ ^thf sevCT^^mricate able to ride to Hastings on Deco­ dustry. The Populist reaction in dancto, number*. accompanlM bj X^d^^y^Bh’e" JZh! ration Day and called on several of 1892 and 1896 was a protest against 'his friends while here. Mr. Grcusel domination by a small group of In — 1896 Bryan opened ;was at one time very active in the capitalist*. -....----------- — - — ,--------------- , .affairs of this citv. He was manager his fight against entrenched wealth PASSING OF FRED PARKER. - I ’of a foundry, a city officer, promt- 'and prtvlfate >» behalf of the mass­ DECORATION DAY DINNER. associated lea. In 1901 Robert ’LaFollette carne, 1Fred C. Parker, >long ouk nasremiai ! nent in lhe K. of P. order as well ~“ ----------- UUO11 ,CM maiosai *M,C‘ Bottle •to the front in Wisconsin, as a 'v™ business,in Hastings, i In all civic matters. died Saturday night. June 2 after d“£ I’V04"8'!’ RiVcn Uw He will probably be bu’.i’.e.'ft re- 1champion of thc masse*. 'Oint same a period of ill health covering «vlh.® ‘‘Ircclton membered in Hustings for the fam- !year, through thc martyrdom of 'cral year*. He had been confined to lhf »««• McKinley. . Theodore ous expedition which he organized to President his room* in the . Parker House for ‘ ZL0 55L ’ *2^.aUo d*f,,n'r pursue the elusive Carter.: Sn.ike IRoosevelt was made {resident. He nearly three months. “,c ,.pn«Ta™' , C,rclc With colors flying and band* play- [became famous for the "Square Born in the Hastings House over I to tiinnk all who helped in ing hi-*Tohc*t* armed with nil sort*!1Deal." which he demanded, also for 62 years ago. the son of Mr and U? *’X mak? thc »,n*ru’n •««“ of novel implements, some ol which a 1 new moral code for our business and industrial life. He was succcedMr. Greuscl had designed for the 1 people of western Michigan. Fred SCHOOL PICNIC AT PU.JA-C v. purpose of reaching into holes in J by a good-natured but conservaup with thc business, having INDIAN grove Friday , lhe ground nnd hauling out his',lv® President, Taft, and a reaction grew conducted thc nn-vnl ™ l.XMirt,-* UHUVb blllDAA. [snakeship snakeship from hi^ hte lair, make that toward individualistic control again conducted the present hotel over 30 The Edger school of Rutland years. expedition remember remembered by man’’ Of followed. Tills In turn wa* succeed­ [expedition township held tliclr annual picnic He attended the Hastings schools : course, the snake csca|>ed. but Sylby the Wilson reaction nnd more at Indian Grove on lhe Tliornapple i. ivtcr and the members of his par- regulation in favor of what he and spent practically all hi* life in river on Friday. It was ninety-six ty had lots of fun. What they would termed "The New Freedom." Im- the city of hl* birth. He had a wide in the shade, so it didn’t take the I । have done if they had actually met' Portant and liberalizing measures acquaintance throughout the state youngsters lone to Anti ••Tin- AM ' ”n'1 T"' O‘d the monster 1* still problematical for. ««« adopted. President Wilson was. county fair, for years serving a* an s*lmmln Ho,caccording to the reports of people K‘'en as arbitrary control of indusIwho had had occasional ::limi»es of try. of railroad* and business as. officer and superintendent and on HICKORY CORNERS. lhe executive committee. this snake. It was anywhere from Roosevelt now has. His familiar presence at the itotel , A class of 24 graduated Thursday fifteen to thirty feet long A" along through thc decades of I All ............. l«.. sadly sadly *ehool Ab U|UTon™ our streets W„1 will be American history there have fcccn and rnitort hy zjoy __ t-___lowiupeople . . . „d TXa!?. attempts to curb predatory wealth. many friends. ““ [ - Clifford TJoolltlle. 71. a bachelor present depression, which bc["Education-Colonial. tBth Century. I Surviving are the widow, one son. [ [ w1m> lived by himself mi a farm two K«’> >n following the rule of i Transitional Period and Modem." A miles south of Milo, in Prairieville three conservative Presidents, Frederick Parker, coach at the Ar-1[ beautiful picture was presented to township, commilteed suicide by Hxrdlng, Ckjolidge and Hoover. This[ karusas State College. Jonesboro,’ i the school by this class. Alumni hanging himself with a rope sus- led naturally to another reaction Ark., one daughter. Mrs. Beatrice i ।banquet was Friday evening. Mrs. pended from a rafter in the caw a»d 'be election of Franklin D. । MacDougall of Lansing, and two' Emma Lou Thorpe Walters of Pot­ stable Sunday night. HLs body was Roosevelt and the "New Deal.' granddaughters. terville was toastmistresa. The Mineral was held on Tuesday | ’ discovered about seven o’clock Mon- *’hlch Dr Trumbull deciares Is not afternoon at four o'clock- at thc[ The school picnic at Clear lake day morning. He had been in ill 50 “**■ 'Iwas held Friday. Thus ended on­ health for a number of years Cor“Will thc New Deal succeed?" Parker House, the Rev. J. Archibald I other school year. oner Kenith McIntyre was called a***! speaker 1* it a success? McNulty officiating. Interment was'1 Mrs. Swadling. Carrie and RodI and pronounced it a case of suicide. Will it prevent future depressions? made in Riverside cemetery. Sincere sympathy is extended to I crick of Gregory were here Thursday so no inquest was necessary The Only the future can tell. Will govand Friday and attended the grad­ body wa* taken to lhe Henton fu- emmml planning be a permanent the bei caved ones. uation exercise*. neral home in Delton. Funeral ar- help to agriculture? The future must Memorial day exercises were held rangements had not been announced reveal ilu*t also, as well a* whether THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB. The Tliornapple Garden club will in the forenoon at the Methodist changing our money standard* will when this wa* written. Protestant church. prove benenicial These arc being meet with Mrs. J. p, Mohler on The funeral 6f Wrn. Harmon, aged June 14 at two o’clock, a fine pro­ sharply criticised, he said. gram has been arranged for the day, 78. who ha* lived for some time with Elbert Atman and DeMorri.* TurThe speaker declared that thc Mrs. E. A. Burton will give a talk on his son Harold, was held Saturday ner. ol Grand Rapids, and C. F crisis wjiich brought President a garden u> Florida. Mrs. Nellie al the M P. church with^Rcv. Oscar Menck. of Yankee Spriiig*. were ar- Roosevelt into the White House Smith and Rev.—C-— 8._________ Rcnnclls off}Cros* will tell of lhe cherry trees in -------------------------____ rested by Conservation ■ Officer « New Dea) necessary. That Washington, D. C.. and a report will elating. Burial was in Riverside George Sumner Saturday night for New Deal, he declared, docs not and be given of Michigan Day at the I cemetery. Kalamazoo. spearing in Gun lake. Thc* were out mean socialism, nor even Federation of Garden Ciuba held in! Mlis BcltV Mackie of Oxford, a taken before Justice Weatherbee. «*■’* social ideals for America. Nor Grand Rapids on June 6th. MrsJfonner student at Kellogg's, visited who happened to be in Hastings on 11 n’enn a dictatorship. Mohler Ilves four miles west of Has- friends here last week end. Monday. They admitted their olThe real problem which we face tings on M-37. If there art mem-1 fense and each paid *15 tine and lack ol proper economic distrlbu* NORTHEAST CARLTON. tion over-expansion of*-----credit. bers who wish to attend and have no 86.85 fcco*ts. ....... and .......... . .......... ........... - and Mrs. George Lydy and [ We have-found that the old idea conveyance plea*e phone Mrs. c. D.l Mr. ’that wages help industry t* a fal- Bauer and she wUl arrange for au-1 «>n. Gary, visited her parents, Mr. REUNION. .... r ___________________ tos. 'Und Mr*. Ben Falconer, and family Will all friends and members, post Uc>" 11 htts been proven that high I of Irving. Sunday. < and present, of Barryville church, wages benefit business and indu*- MISSIONARY UNION HAVE Mr. and Mrs. Mona Smith of Ha*- < pk-asc bear in mind the annual re- :lr>. PICNIC FOR ( LOSING MTG. ting* visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. < ■ union and homecoming sponsored by According to thc speaker proapcrThe Women's Missionary UniJti Lydy Sunday evening. ; thc Lizzie Hlgdon-Gracc Hyde Sun- “X wul colnc “8a11! lh>s country, of the Methodist Epsicopal church Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ekid&ley and . ’ day School class to be held at the: Then thc question will be: How shall will picnic in the social room* of the family of Fowlerville and Mr. and < church • lit be used? In his Judgment we will church for their closing meeting, Mrs. Walter Lower and children of 14 Let’s have a big attendance this 1,01 depart from American Indlvid- June 13. Lansing spent Wednesday with Mr. < ycar! . uallslic ideals, but we will modify Mrs. Clara Brown and Mrs. Lloyd f Pot luck dinner and program aft-|l*wm “nd find a way to prevent Shafer will review the magazines. and Mrs Alonzo Decker. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Decker and er church services. -» credit -—•<>a* --------■■ — over-expansion of well as Mrs Belle Burton ha* charge of the Mr. and Mrs. George Brisbin at­ of buildings and machinery in good devotions. tended the ball game at Lowell Sun­ SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.'. tunes by giving a greater portion Mrs. W. R. Cook will talk infor­ day. The United Brethren Mlislon and a..». of the profit* of industry to labor. mally of some of lhe features of her Will Tasker is some belter at th!* Yankee Springs Sunday schools — will When we do that, in the speaker's winter in California. Mrs. Desie hold their annual picnic at Gun Judgment, thc worst of our troubles Crue will furnish a musical number. writing. lake Ba tin day. June 9. The group will be curd. Until we do that, in The usual hour of meeting ha* NORTHEAST WOODLAND. . 'will leave the church in Hasting* his opinion, we will have “action been advanced to three o’clock be------------------------------------------Mr. and Mrs. John Stairs and and reaction'' Just as we have had cause of thc pot luck supper which family »pent Sunday evening at Oli4tooai> and the afternoon will „. .. them every few years In American foilows. - ------------------------------ jbert McUxul’s of Wtwdtand.sjxnt ip games, contests, swimming, history. DOWLING CKmcnaY CIRCLE. ‘I Mra ^ik^JSS"^ Fun for everyone. 1 — [ DEATH OF AGED WOMAN. V1™10 wU1 i ,pcnt Bund,|y Afternoon with CIRCLE 1. ---------------NO. .. Mrs. Catherine Bowersfl aged 84 meet at lhe church dining room1 John Stairs Circle No. 1 of the Metbndlst L years. 11 months and 28 days, died tadi£‘n^ The 'oUow-ln« Htehwd Kiger of RKOMV rviger oi Eaton Eaton Rapid* Rapid* . A. Society will hold iu Birthday Bunday nlglR at the borne of Me. thC for spent the week witi tic ™.t, 1c anniversary dinner TucsdaJ evening, and Mrs. Miner Palmer in Irving a A. LyBARKER, Propr. Hastings 5?? e0?*- n*'3' “““ns here. L June 13: at the home of Mr* E. A. Twp. where she had resided for a 2T pr S. Ur „ ,rB 8ulr ‘ “ d co ' “ ‘ n ' 1Uch *rd ’ Burton. 605 S. Jefferson St.—Rena number ol months. The remains Powen^? * r*acheT•- K»wr. called on their grandmother < (Hauer. Secy. -.were taken to Cassopolis for burial. Blanche Powell, Becy. at Hastings Bunday. Leg of Lamb lbZ5c Lamb Shoulder Lamb Stew Circle S Picnic* 14c n. 19c 8c Pork Loin Roast u. 14c Cottage Cheese ’iX- 2 ">• 17c Beef Kettle Roast £12* lb. 15c Rib Boiling Beef 10c Butter ^26c Lime Ricky 325c Tomato Juice Palmolive Beads Hayes Fine Fruits -a. 49c ‘Lorenz Swim Suits The New 1934 Models Men Women Boys Official High Waisted Trunks for Men and Boys $|00 t|25 $|75 Summer Slacks The Hot Weather Pant A Large Stock of Many Patterns $128 to $252 Boys’ Grey Nub Slacks . $1.59 Plenty of Sport Belts, Light, Summery Ties, Light Colored Socks Visit This Store, It is Full of Your Summer Needs 75c Feldpausch’s Market &£ We Deliver Waters Clothes Shop Telephone 2272 WATERS CLOTHES SHOP 'If It Isn't Good IVc Don't Carry it Where Better Foods Cost Less ’ * Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column Fly Spray Time We have the best stock Fly Spray that we can buy— Bring Your Own Container GALLON Fly Spray for the Home This is also a guaranteed prod­ uct-will destroy flies, ants, bugs and any other insect pests. $2.79 Per Gallon 89c Per Quart 59c Per Pint < f IKiNC TtiEATRF Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 2244*2557 BL SUNDAY ONLY, JUNE 10 CONSTANCE BENNETT . ‘MOULIN ROUGE’ With FRANCHOT TONE. Tullio Carmln*U and Rom Colombo and Boswell Sisters Added—"Wonderful Days" Comedy— "Around the Clock" And Latest Pathe News First Show 1:M P. M.—Adults 15c. 3:60 to 5:00 P. M.—Adults 28c. After 5:00 P. M.—Adults 25c. Note these changes in policy. MONDAY and TUESDAY, JUNE 11 and 12 Double Feature Attraction “ALL OF ME” Starring FREDRIC MARCH, MIRIAM HOPKINS, GEORGE RAFT—A Paramount Pteture with HELEN MACK ’— ALSO — Kay Francis * Mandalay LATEST NEWS EVENTS her future so madly she’d forget ADULTS 15c; CHILDREN 10c WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, JUNE 13 and 14 • Richard BARTHELMESS ‘MASSACRE’ SW- Comedy—“Plane ( raiy" and Added — “ Wrong. Trail ” “Wrong. Wrong, Wrong. Trail" Latest Pathe New* ADULTS 25c; CHILDREN I«c Put up in convenient containers THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE IS and IS DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION “ ORIENT EXPRESS” With HEATHER ANGEL and NORMAN FOSTER — ALSO — “EVER SINCE EVE" With George O'Brien, Mary Brian, Harbert Mandin NKW8 «VEf<T8 - Aduite Ik; Children Ik First Performance »:M P. M. Came Kariy-Avold Crowding �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE «, 1334 WALLACE TOLD WHY HE LIKES THE WERT. It la the habit of Principal W. T. of our High achool to take summer vacation trip, vis­ its of the country in which Interested. ■ (Continued from Page One) noon luncheon of the Commercial Club Tuesday and tell why he par­ lature docs not provide that inter­ ticularly likes the West, as lie has est be added to these delinquent made many trips into thc mountain district, especially Colorado. lire them to xave paying the /mer­ He said he liked the West because est The county will polled Its mon- It Is so unlike the East. The coun­ ey aa the delinquent taxes are paid try itself and the people are differ­ during the ten year period. County ent. The smoothness of thc east­ Treasurer Maus expects that he ern state mountains has resulted will have funds on liand so that he from millions more yeart of action can retire these drain orders before by winds, sun and water, when com­ January 1. At the end of 1634. it la pared with the more rugged moun­ his confident belief, that Barry tain regions of our western states. county will be entirely free from He said he delighted in the western debt. That will be an enviable sit­ sunshine, brighter but not so hot as uation, and will place Barry coun­ in the east. Whan one gets into ty financially on an excellent foot- that part of lhe country the trees, 3. County Treasurer Maus not tiie plants, lhe birds and the fldwy keeps the records In his office er» are altogether different which straight, but also plans and works to eves fine opportunity for inlerestsave lhe county every dollar he pos­ g study. He enjoyed the frank­ sibly can. The work in the county ness, he said, of the people of the treasurer's office la more than double West and their warm-hearted wel­ come to and Interest In strangers. changes In the laws particularly those governing delinquent taxes, JURTICE W. W. POTTER WILL and the enormous increase In such ADDRESS BARRY GRANGERS. W. W. Potter of Lansing, well known to Barry county people, has been secured as guc-Z sixaker tor lhe meeting of Barry County Grangers sponsored by Pomona, which will occur this week Saturday evening June 9. with Maple Leaf Plenty of room for girls at Camp Grange aa host. Barry from June 13-23 and only 15 A short play will be presented by or 50c a day with such leadership llie entertaining grange, also one as Miss Helen Mersou. Mrs. Roaelle other feature. Readings and special Burn ton, Miss Gertrude Slater as music will comprise thc remainder swimming teacher, Mrs. Gerald Pat­ of the program ton a state-wide leader of girls, Mlu Pot luck supper at 7:30. Potatoes, Velma Wyant of Alma who is an ex­ bread and butter furnished by Maple pert with handicraft We are Indeed grateful for the Let’s have a fine attendance many gifts of dishes, some actually which is possible through your co­ new. Many thanks and come out operation—Lena Norris, Lecturer. and see them. MIDDLEVILLE. Visitors' day at Camp Barry Is A full house greeted thc school every day—the children in camp are yours—come and see them was the banquet on Saturday eve­ ning of the Alumni, when the M. E. SWATTED “NUDISTS." Aid Society put on the eats in Ute The supreme court Mas affirmed auditorium for them. A very enjoy­ the Allegan circuit court convIcUon able program was carried out and of Fred C. Ring for operaUng his there were many from away whom nudist colony In that county. The we are. always glad to sec again. highest court ' unanimously decided Thus another school year has closed. that he must pay thc *300 fine and The picnic was thoroughly enjoyed serve B0 days In jail. The supreme at Gun lake, except for a little court did not mince words in stat­ trouble that wmt had In getting ing that no person has lhe right, on home through the sand near lhe his own or anybody elite's grounds, lake. That Is al) a part of those kind to make an indecent exposure of his of trips though. Our outside teach­ person. ers are gdne to their several homes. Y. M. c. A. ITEMS II || MICHIGAN CENTRAL understand there Is only one change in the staff. Memorial day drew the usual large crowd to town to enjoy the days program and visit old time friends. There were many home parties and several from here went elsewhere to honor their loved ones who have passed bn. The weather was fine . and clear. I The Thornapple Board held their meeting Saturday evening, instead [ of Monday of this week. I C. L. Boley, who has not been In good health of late is in Ann Arbor hopltal under observation this weekr We all hope that he will soon be buck with us hi good, health. A call came Saturday for one of our sctiool busses to take the Seniors (of Saranac to Chicago, HL, to the .fair. Finally-Claud Rosenberg took the job and no" doubt he will have some stories to tell of the heat when he returns. | , Our stores will dose Thursday afternoons to give the clerks a .chance to have a little time to en­ joy life, starting thia week. We understand that our bank will make people happy this week by paying off a nice |>er cent of the impounded money. This will make many of us smite, for many debts will thus be paid by titoae who had their all tied up for some time. Good news to us all. > Sheriff Leonard was calling here one day last week. He Is not often seen on our streets. , A nice shower fell here Monday P M It sure was needed and greatly appreciated by *U. t° CHICAGO’S l|^^^SWIR ,11 s’^srwi Michigan Central CEDAR CREEK. The last Community Club met at the school house Friday night with * a good attendance and a wonderful ‘program given by Roy La Pine. Miss La Pine. Mr. and Mrs. Cronk and helpers from Kalamazoo, also Mrs. Claude Kelley of Hastings. After the program everyone had Ice crearft and cake. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wertman 'entertained Bunday a group of telaI lives at a pot luck dinner served at the tables on the front lawn, tn honor of the birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Du Bols of Augusta, Mr Du Bols being 83, and Mrs. Du Bote 07. Their many friends of this place wish them many more such stives here Wednesday. Mrs. Cravens of Battle Crtek Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Leon Benedict. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis of Flint and Miss Denton and niece of Midland Park spent Sunday with Edward Campbell and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mason ac- Wednesday eveninc. June fl. al 7:30 Finstrom, MarciaMunton, Mrs. Anna rain, al thc High achool gym. Sayles. Marjorie Stebbins, Jocelyn New members to be odmltted arc. Ironside, Jean Brower and Margaret * Vcrland Clark. Elaine Jarman and Barnett. Miss Dorothy Laras, the field ex­ Jean Brown in Kataklnyan group, and Betty Jean Allerdlng tn Ofcld- ecutive, who takes Mias Craven's yapi group. • Those taking thc first ar wood­ gathers’ rank, are Jeanette Van Flromaker'a rank. Larabee were Kalamaxoo aiioppers Dalaen. Doris Gamble, Dorothy The-committee of awards met at Saturday night. Foreman. Greta Benedict and Betty the Legion rooms Monday afternoon to judge lhe girls for passing ranks. Weaver. , CAMP FIRE GRAND .COUNCIL The committee consisted of Miss Those taking the rank of PlreA Grand Council Pirc for all Has­ rnaker. Betty McMillan. Leone Florence Craven. Miss Dorothy Latings Camp Fire groups will be held Leonard, Isabel Sage. Gertrude roa of Battle Creek, Mrs. Hodges, happy days. Thoie who attended were. Mr. and Mm Robert Gerald and daughter of Northville. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wertmsn and son of ■Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Campbell and family of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Benton and Merl Campbell of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Addison Simpson of East Roas and Mr. and Mrs. Will Knestrtck of Climax. Mrs. Leon Fuhr entertained her mother. Mm. Meade, from near Ber­ ryville a few days last week. Mrs. Olive Campbell and Mr. Hamilton of Hastings called on rel- Un. Johnson and twelve Firemaker's tank. STONY rOJNT. Mr. and Mm. Warren English, time residents of this community tors at John Blocher’s Decoration Donald Deaktn from the camp near Harrison visited his Miss Sarah Gillespie has engaged to teach our school coming year.' PENNEY’S CAPACITY DAYS! Remodeling has just been completed... making our store larger enabling us to carry a more complete line of ready-to-wear, millinery, piece goods, hose and men’s furnishings. Everything is set for*Penney’s CAPACITY DAYS! MORE COMPLETE SERVICE AWAITS YOU! A FASTER SUN VISORS Ladies* Sun Hats Keep cool and pretty all summer for so little! FROCKS IO® IOC of crisp batiste and lawn prints! 49c SUN SUITS White florals on dark backgrounds! Colorful geo­ metries! 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Ladles’ Rayaa Panties 49® Cover’of unbleached muslin, Com­ plete with eyelets and laces; tilling of sterifiied hair to make a soft flrm pad that makes ironing easy and efficient. Mighty low at 49c * Kt I We ean’t seem to keep them In stock . . . they're so low-priced for such value! Better get your supply today! In flesh and white, embroidered and piped in colon I Sixes 6 to 14! WASH PANTS group! Field and Work MEN! Light as a feather! Solar TOYOS STRAWS mighty cool, too! You know that Otis Pinebeck wears Paramount Foods Offer to the Housewife that Delicious PARAMOUNT SALAD. DRESSING And Invite You to Teste It* Finer Flavor Now on Sale by All Local Merchants stronger by bar-tecklng and reinforcamanta at points of strain! And Just look at our low price! 28-42. Boys'Famous”J.C.P."Brand Work Shirts 'They’re.Made "To Take It" 59® Nothing'skimpcd id J.C.P. shirts— buttons that can’t break in washing. Made uf medium weight chambray 79c And they're going to be mighty po|jul*r this season! Optimo shape (sketched) or pinch front models with genuine leather sweatland. Hurry for yours . . . this quality won't be easy to duplicate at this low price I HAND WOVEN I Brass eydets and perforations allow good air circulation. Adjustable band. Men's and boys' sixes. You Get Substantial Quality in Children's Boys’ Waistband dL a OVERALLS OW Manufactured by Hirsch Bros.'& Company :: A LOCAL INDUSTRY HASTINGS • �TOT HASTINGS BANKER, WEpfalDAY. JUNK S. IMS ‘ Haitian ‘nd c“h“' nasmigs Banner!'" Danner nta 1 "■ |uer wt, h0'nllllM ..._ vra._ra7 'hlrrA.lt rather than ta« the awUlkr\\7ulu.raTmrauTt .morin, Jurttce ot m,lkh rourta. \ ————————■— Over here it's hardly news any more COOK BX08. xaitwa, |when a gunman only wounds a po- Views and Opinions; What Others Say, This and That Barry Dune Lands. Wind Erosion. Public BehooU be Made of Uan Practical BenefitMrs. Benefit"—Mra. JSnnlo jennlo Oox.. Backward Glances; leader. Hie discussion was one of Bits of Yesterday S^^tS? *“* » mr, and Mra. Coot tnc Blues the Biucs might nugnt surprise ns us yet yes. ..u.v K. fl. Thompson went with F. C. Mr twi Mrs. Noah Kraft of Wing to the University hospital at Charlotte were Bunday callers of Ann Arbor Friday, the former had Mr. and Mix. Seymour Jordan. tin three X-rays takMr. and Mrs. Clare Williams and bn opcraUon operation and and three X-rays Uken. wVare hoping fo* his return family and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour to health aoon. Jordon Jordan were were Sunday Bunday afternoon cailcall­ ow L. A. 8. meets this week • ers of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones Thursday with Mrs. Coy Stowell in. and family of Orangeville. South HasUnga. Pot luck dinner. Mrs. Charles Bennett stayed SatMr and Mn Clarence Shelly of'urday night with Mrs. Sarah Hmlth. -------------------------------------------------- presented the st 1 mirable manner. Il was discussed। Thc Zephyr. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ;। with great enthusiasm and Interest. THE FARMERS’ GOOD LUCK Public Opinion. r8KVKNTY NINTH YEAR Uceman. If such a criminal is apI Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Clark and son i clever attorney work,Wc 3aw reports In Hie papers the —A* :-------------------------------------pre headed . Charles motored tnntered from rmm Detroit rwtmit Wcd- present and spoke briefly of lhe In­ 2AXrlto2'i.H«^**U“n' ln* °° maudlln •enttocnt lhc :t£rm5ertany temffittwi fro^o”!I Wonder how many people in)Charles M ...» —-------- ------------------ Barry county have seen thc rand j ,Ssd‘‘* of Mr. and dustrial Home In that dty. Midland spent the week end at the who is very ill at her home In Mid­ ■ i—--------------------------------------------------- average American, Jury stands a price raising efforts ot the govern-1. ... . £Qrmcd west Theo<lore Jonea unUl Bunday. * “ ' dlcviUe. A . a«M*tteo«M br M.iL pNttxld: 'pretty fair chance of getting his ment. with figure* isupposcdly nu-.^*3 * , ’ . „ , , 11Friday and Saturday Mr. and Mra. FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. "dS'Hl’lf'SEJll"' •‘■"leltot rail or iMtally «lu> . mtol- thentlc) placing -............the _ ..™_ .nd _i. _or A* farewell party was held Satur­ average raLte to.OU, In Otis lake lake In in Yankee Sortoo Springs town-ljonra town-j Jones and guests visited Mr. and Ruth Woodman spent several days Tt»e board r.f education at their price of agricultural products at 30 > ship. We don’t mean simply sandy [Mrs. carl Knickerbocker of Grand regular meeting June 3. elected last week in Grand Rapids. ) day night for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mugridge and family. Dr fUBRY coc.VTr six MONTHS eo« mum sentence—or perhaps entirely per-cent since 1932. while the things, hills covered with a sparse vego-' Rapids. Mrs. Clark will be rcmemMr. and Mrs. Clarence Steiner and teachers for our city schools They Dflmonths frcc, the farmer farmer must must buy buv have have Increased increased•; lation latton but but real, real, shifting shifting dunea dunes which which II bered bered here here as as Miss Miss Minnie Minnie Jones. Jones. were assigned positions as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Hqbcrt Bamum and EAST IRVING. IN sIivsNCE ™iJc' Dillinger is a typical example of an average of only 20 per cent in the ’ are moving -•jarc slowly moving eastward siuwiyunder' casvwara Mrs. unacr D. C. ; Bronson Mrs. D. went C. Bronson to Soi went to South First ward. Effie M. Clark; second children spent Bunday at the John itlie force of th£ prevailing westerly! Bend. Ind . today for a week's visit ward. Allie Osborn; first grade Lil­ Woodman home. Irvin Mapes of Woodland is vis­ nvk XTt’ OWK»iso ,hc wc fi*ndIc crime news in same period. ‘ By inquiring Inquiring oi of the farmers we uarc largest ui of inc lhe umita dunes u Is with her -■brother. Frank Schumann. _ __ _Estes, _______ ____ grade. _____ Minnie ____ _ Matr__,_ ... .. .. ....... . uv inr iniiiivia ■- ’winds. «uiuj, Thc i ik misrai J iting at Mrs. Mattle Hedges’ and ian second PLEAhXnT HILL r<Sfi£lix“avv2n(' i:!‘.'NL..1.,X,£. iz co Amerlc>- Ne»’P“PCT artlc,“ and not. able ._ to .learn of any mater.il fully *twenty several and family. j4jS- Chas. Carroll]thews; third grade, Effie Salisbury; *“ *tect. ‘ high and‘ -----• son. Emmett's. ' features have appeared giving every praise in farm products but they are ihundred feet ling. Already it tigs < Christine Schumann gradft, Edna -Haven; - --------------> of Detroit ] fourth ----- ---------,k «a__ -------Miss Leatha Kidder assisted Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bawdy of Woodland ।incident. actuAl uj or iiua^uuini' imaginative,, that( mighty & guest — at her grade;- uvut Belie McEJhency; sixth Sim Nebbs a couple of weeks with spent Wednesday afternoon with UKHUVU4. IM4AUJM “''b".; well posted on lhe increase ' buried several trees and is swrepiivg I was —also —_ _ -— . brother's and .a(auc mccoAMnicx, 'ever happened to this over-pubi- 1,1 Prtces of the things they must Ion toward more. On windy days will accompany Mrs. Bronson home (grade. Ida Parish; seventh grade, -ter her housework. ■ Mr wa]tcr Hammond. Herd rrimlnnl Sn*rinl mncnrtnM Purchase I there is a cloud of fine dust above the for a visit. Rose'Bostwick; eighth grade. Lixzle Mrs. Bert Palmer is helping Mrs. I The granary on lhe old Ryan jot clwd criminal. Special magazines .nicy dpny tha{ tJ1Py arv greatly dune and one can follow the "top. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tydcn and Hendershott. Miss Mina Mudge was Miner Palmer in thc care, of an'place, now belonging to Mr. and wr i.c., have been printed devoted excius- better oil than they were at any lover'* motion by which thc dune (daughter.-Irma, motored u> Nash-(elected as second assistant In the aged lady who is making her home 'Mrs. Bruton DeCockcr. burned to ars”Ertii’ ively to hls explolnte. Motion picture' tune since the depression began, i progresses. | ville. Tenn., last week to attend the I high school. She has shown excellent Uwre. iihc ground Friday evening. .audiences in many sections of the However, granting the price increase] All tMapugh this region, perhaps I graduation of their daughter. Mira] ability as a teacher tn the eighth Several from this way. attended I Mr. and Mrs. Will Page and son. country have actually cheered when ,o “ ,4Cl ,l” y ,neC th(?i,rocrM Sduare ™llc ln nrra- 0,10 can *cr tv.?lyn '7,‘’ln ,Iro*n Ward-Belmont | Rrafte the present year, and will the Claud Johnson'Oscar, the funeral of the inc funeral luncrai of oi uiaaa Johnson atcar. attended a b< country nave actually cnccrca wncn {)|K on wheat. corn, and hogs, and where the wind has gouged out college. Ail returned Sunday cve- without doubt very successfully fill Thursday. Mr; Johnson was ' a‘ for‘ I'fonner ——’aa b*other-ln-la«r, Claud hls picture was thrown on the they have to contend with a sales great pockets ot sand to supply raw | ning. - . ‘ the position to which she has been mer resident here. ff Johnson, ---------in Middleville Thursday screen. Such an altitude makes It tax which they never knew before, material for thc dunes, if tlie sum-i Mr. and Mrs. John Cappon and (elected. The first assistant to vet to Mr. and Mrs. Rom Johnsotv of' afternoon. Thc burial was tn the mighty difficult for police officers *« But their’road u note so smooth mer continues dty and there are daughter. Doris. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn be chosen. • ' -m — uu •penorag n ccw aays Jackson are spending a few daysi Irving cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith and eertainlv civec vouncsten; the “*s “ “ craektd UP 10 brUk: wtndj- n probable that (Sheffield and children spent the nic graduating exercises ot class! with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fnxl certain, gi c- >ounu>«rs in T)ip|1 hh question: entire district and perhaps iWeek end re.... with »u. Mr. — and of IBiM 1884 04 of OUT our CUy city Mlgn High SCnOOl school Will will Johnson. 1IKII lhc) lint. .uw ttt.ua tjtn.vrr.HI. "Just uu-'t i this tttu. vi .uiv ubmisi iu>u ...a Mrs .Fred i.u qj family and mt. and Mrs. Claud wronc of such u__. arc we .... better I...,,... off than before, sandy regions'nearby will be .torn ___ anH ilia «,><) winMrs. crtevi.. •. Rickie •- - _•___________ . .. .. __ — . j JdLss Myrtle ^Viisori closed a very wrong eonccnuun conception of such desnerdcsper- ^ow 1 Nelsen and kca Mr.« and Will ’ take place•_In ..Union hall Thursday Raymond and family, all ot Jack­ evening.June June 26tii. school year ados. when we can’t realize enough in-up by wind and reduced to an area at Stanton. evening. 26 th. There There are are 19 10 in in »successful uu.x-mIUi acnoui year Friday maay and ana son. took supper Thursday evening ra. Perhapssome day the American come to pay our obligations?" Farm of sand pockets and drifting dunes ! Roman Frldpausch. accompanied, the claM the ingest in thc history returned to her home at Barbers with Mr. and Mra. Will Page and “ ntibllr nubile will will milter realize that mid of other In -----fact 11 1?• 'possible this sandy by Tom Scrgeson. spent from Wed- o(U1 the clty schools. Cornera.She has been engaged to is that If I: Itit wants Visits m«c!ilnery ..... ----- a number ----- -------------- ----- athat — .---- until •....... ........ ............ SUIUUIS.On utithe uicsucceednuturtu.o ...a .« t »« r« 1 things the- farmers farmers must buy did did not reirion region may become become real nrablem problem' nesday nesday Sunday with the for- inn |ng cvi.iav Friday .evening. 21th. theii p ' thinns the must buv not mav a real until Sunday with the for»v_int. June nn. nod ut t»-vk the efficient law eniorccment wiiicn ,jrop ln durtrig thc depression. A considerable area of woodland is mer’s parents. Mr, and Mrs. G. alumni will hold the public exercises English people enjoy, it must Jose but butter and eggs and other crops | in danger If thc sand piles up suf- Feldpausch, returning to Notre iof melr ftBCond annual reunion in some of its silly sentimental attitude tell to Iras than a third of pre-de- flclently and by progressive destruc- [ Dame on Sunday. the Hlgh school room, and will have ] A GREAT LEADER. R’ toward crime crime and and criminals. criminals. pression prices during that period. Hon the dunes could easily lay waste Mr. and Mrs. Roy Andrus and a banquet at Ute Hastings House. House. । toward and a 50 per cent rise above thc de- several miles of territory, which ai- 'family of Lansing were guests of her, If every nation in the world were presslon price means only 15 per I though not very productive. Is at brother and wife. Dr. and Mrs. John .... o. „ week. -era ,, COATS OK0VEheaded by a leader as sane and con­ IN CLEVEL/\ND’S DAY. cent Increase over the pre-de pres- least suitable fOr growing certain Wooton the last of the ------------A number from here attended the structive as President Thomas A severe drouth had caused .-mall price, a sum 5 per cent below 1 kinds of timber. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES— AGO TODAY, graduating exercises .v at «.t«> Hastings t t. the 20 per cent increase on the These dunes have been formed by!, TWENTY *-»-*’•* YEARS nww lu.Bra Masaryk ot Czechoslovakia, the corn crop failures throughout Texas lhlntu they mltst buy These farm-a form of wind ccw-lon. The abMrs. Ellen Campbell returned Friday■ P. M_. also ithe class night on 1 world would soon be free from when Grover Cleveland was presi- ers do not belong to thc "brain' normally dry seatorfk of the past few Monday from Portland. Oregon. Thursday evening. Virginia ThompIn the development and evolu­ armed warfare. dent. years, have jvuuvvu reduced vegetation in [where she nun tins w. been year son Darin Ovcrsmlth were our ul'Ul. Congress VOIlgrCBS passed passcu a U bill Ul»> approupptu- trust. Hun. ” but uu, they MIC, have brains IHU.IU- enough < UVU|,|| .» I „|.W. ||«1V ' lu > spending a jvw. --- -----------------— - ----- ------------tion of Banking methods there ____ ..... .. 5d ----------- ... _______ and - . brt>k- ■ with u... ... _make __ u. .graduates ara(lllatj*« fmm figure out .... that. a per cent in-1 .v-ithis _____ region_ to a. _minimum her daughter. She _will from nrerre here. Vlretnre Victor WrennWcnsWhile dictators like Mussolini de­ nriatlnr S '5 000 *to buv seed corn for .t0. •< ■' ' ’ crease on 12c eggs brings them only ten down the strength of the roots | her home with her daughters. Mrs. j’Jcff was among thc graduates at became a need, among the patrons mand an imposing display ot armed thc farmers. Cleveland promptly 1&_ oj. aboU. haJf oJ [|u. |Jn..<jeprcs. wrHtctv ordinarily keep thc light sod James Gower and Mrs. Metuo Tur-1 Woodland on Thursday evening. । and customers, for a safe place to force as a part of their national sent the bill back with the following sIGJ) price. And they also know that from shifting. Consequently high ner. i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rich and son. deposit their valuable papers, se­ program. President Mararyk bellevx-j terse message: "I veto tills appro- when add 20 per v.... cent to the. wind* vt or ecu even light, steady w winds/ Miss Jckupiilne Josephine Anderson, Anderson. "ccomaccon»-/•••••• 1rw,n PcttmgUl. and Ella Weisner »<nn you umu -v ,n., .mu... । MUs of a grain drill formerly costing I easily take hold nnd begin blowing panied by Miss Louise Weler of InBattle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Oscurities, bonds, etc. The depart­ th the peaceful dcvelcpment and priatlon because there is no war- price 1 -which never fell below that up piles of sand. As the surface be-1dianapolbi. returned Tuesday from |car Cooper and son. David. Mr. and friendly contacts with other caun- rant within the constitution of tlie $175 * ment was known as a Safety De­ price! cent mon broken, the Akley College. Grand Haven | Mrs. Earl Sense and Murclne Klunc . prievi they wicy pay puy 20 au per cvnu nitti i ;'comes cuinca more xuoiv and ititu more i .......................... _ - receiving ............ ... . . sith ■ .takes ..more .. ... Henry ... Polhemus. . . _ ...........is “.I**? «■1 . ..... । v.u.nt Kt If i.4a V nt llnrlnv Cf.iKto'e posit Department. Untied States tor taking the funds whn c they sun an ................ 30 ___ per winds effect and. of Marshall, H“r,e * Bea-ies. yond thc borders of thc little na­ which are raised from taxes and,cent .... ‘new dealers'* just mure ease. Unless MHncthiiig is done the guest of Dr. nnd Mrs. c P Thc D-T- ° Anniversary Day leas. The ~ '‘------.. . All modem banks how have CaUi ’ i make these farmers believe to bind thc .<oiL this entire urea will i Lathrop. Hls daughter, MUs ’ Ruth. 1 ® next Wednesday with pot luck tion he has literally created and giving them from one man to an­ fire and burglar proof vaults for dinner at the church. Miss Mumiince thc death of Brt.vnd he is the other. and 1 further veto it in order they arc in luck.— The Zeeland Rcc- I become one big mass of shifting . Polhemus. spent Sunday here. ord ■ sand. The Michigan Department of1 Mrs. Thursa Wilcox of Battle'ford ls ,he speaker. Evcryuse qf their Safety Deposit- De­ foremost leader for peace in Eurojic to teach the leuon that while lhc ------------Conservation has found means of Creek and Mrs- W. w. Clark and son I an£, , partment. fee is to Chechoslovakia what George people supjxirt the government thc One editor insists that Admiral stemming the flow of dunes by .of Chicago lire guest* of Mr. an<f The Children's Day exercise* were । “nc lBSt Sunday evening. Much Our vaults are known as both W_I.Knta, wm to dots nra >WIx..l lhe Byrd Is about the only person in the plantings of grassos and shrubs ttmt [Mrs. Thus. Sullivan. world who has not reported having can thrive in .*aud with u tnUiimum I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sylvester of credlt h due the ones who took part States. Self-educated, he fc a •• fire and burglar proof, and are , scon Dillinger —Schuyler Marshall.1, Battle creek were guests of his par- and the committee for the excellent scholar of international dBtlnctlaa. We predKt lhe nfar Iu protected by the latest electrical tu-"i Clinton ------- . _ -------------------------------. cnt, Mr nnd Mrs prank 8ylvcstcr ■program. A pageant. "Lest We ForCounty Republican-News At <®e time, when the former rul- {ure this sturdy pltilowpny over Sunday. «el " *'« 8tvt’“ bV fifteen young devices and burglar alarm sys­ ’ Miss Georgia Lathrop left Monday lRyi,,c ers of Austria put a price on hts Clc- elands u1U enJoy an lmmen«c A MAN WRITES Up A WEDDING tems. We maintain our safety de­ ,for Gaylord where she intends to’ “-r- nn<f Mrs. Willard Dcmond head, he fled to America and became ramwl o! pepulam,. ptollcularb- » --------------n-..re S' posit box service for the use of (Six-nd several weeks with her sister. “»«> 0,1 Jcrr> Ollol at Maple a great admirer of American den.oc- whn> K ramra Ito.- Io pay back Ite f.,., b,,i modern. A, .rra ' Mrs. Bert Siwon IOrove <“’ Decoration Day. people who desire a safe place to ■ racy. He is now trying to Instill seme hundreds of millions of dollars now'wfdxed up. lhe aisle on her falhcr’s' Mr and Mrs. H H Cook of Alic-1 , ”ar]o*' Barnum has been keep their securities, the cost of \’() MAN is born of the better phases of our Ideals in- being spent. gap and Mra. B A Walker of Kal-^slc,* lbe k'riFpe. arm. her lips lightly tilted at the this service being very nominal. unto himself alone: amazoo spent Sunday with Mrs „ M “ x , Ct,ats *» s home from M. S. t^ the hearts of his own people over ■_ 7 corners with u happy grrl’e. she was Nettle Brooks C: at lAnsing for the week end. I Who lives unto a picture of modest beauty. Her whom he lias now presided for flfGOVT. REORGANIZATION. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Pettcngill ‘ ' n > e and Blue contest, which . filmy wedding gown unci gossamer i himself, he lives to teen years left Wednesday evening for a lrip | has hcch going eight weeks, between Opposition to the proposed const!- .‘ell floated around her fair blond | none. Unfortunately men like Masaryk tut Iona I ,amendment to Kentucky. Tennessee, Virginia ««««"»*« 01 lhe Gleaners class of .... county head like u halo, she was wr nearly , and Alabama. thc Sund<Jl School, will e use next —Quarles'. government reform in Michigan is •'» angel ns girl* g.1' to be in this! Miss coia Estes returned Satur- Su,lda>’- The arc ahead but J bared upon lira loci Ural U« ralra *>,'““fl day to heJ home In Van Werl. Ohio.,----rwm.wr.A rwr.wwrww.ww trom her father, the mu.; sn-. a»ways DRUNK DRIV.NO. county purposes average about toVcrt to .hc olher niall to a-hom1 after a vWt with her mother. Mrs. i Eliza Cherry'. ’ Records shows that drunk driving one-half thc tax rate for city, vil- she would devote thc rest of her I life, her dainty slipper touched a I Is on the increase. There is only ]agt< or school purposr*. THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY | I one answer. Stiffer sentences tor -n^ arBUnient 1* Incomplete. Thc potted Illy resting on thc floor rind turned it over. SmilbiK again, she I 1== Mrs. Julius Russell and Miss violators As we have stated man} of any linit of government can- l(untu w MJC uvtM U1„ । Ramsay of Grand Rapids spent turned to the dear old pastor wait-1----------------- Umcs the right to buy alcoholic bev- not be measured by It* tax rate lug zsi,.u. A,l1iat t. 1 amount of moisture. Some such] Monday with Miss Young ot Nashhig at at the the chancel chancel and and/aid erases does not mean the right to ajone. Tlie real measure Is the scrv- was a hell of a place- to be needed in this! • put• u lily.” (■treatment will 2'- _e carouse In public. Tlie be>t and lce rendered for thc taxes collected. -Darnali*s Service. ’ p ----- ---------------■--­ country’ in the-: Mrs. Julia M. Hadley returned to iBarry county "dune I Grund Rapids after a few days’ visit1 most efficient workers for a return bf Qty government provides fire and oUR .GROWING PL’BLiC DEBT. | very near future with old friends in the city. the bone dry regime arc those, who police protection, dime<l»me that that the United States : _________ ___street*, iptrcct . IftrcctEvery Every Hie united States ; Now []lal manv township routts i Mr and Mrs. Loyal Diamond ot ’ themselves sidewalks, water, sewer and HO'-crnment issues ui ite reitbUr or thaVe beCn lakcn ovcr a[ltl improved Jackson visited his mother and | make nuisances of t* ------- ’*— ;lighting, ‘ •; ’ friends in this city Lhe fore part ot • through drunkenness, or who insist numerous other necessities without “'12 ,UUMCT. muto «, .................. ............................................ the week. ■ . । Th. ......to.*U» on driving motor cars alon t the which no up-to-date city would the I^e. i>eople. The greate. .... Mrs. Margaret Bailey and Mra. J.; crowded public highways in an in- think of existing. Thc school system expenditures, grcatci the public expenditure*, the great" nubile|^n<y al |u fKJ|n a C. Lampmail are in attendance at toxicated condition. looks after the development ©» debt; the greater the publte debt the scenic standpoint—turn of! from thc thc State Pioneer meeting r.t Lan-, sing. every girl and boj* for in uveuge of ".hvJ'.'. ra-7,mr"ra'i,..',r tIl,iaU1 5ta'c °nd county roads and E. C Hathaway and D. B Free-j IMPRACTICAL RUSSIA. more than than ten ten years. years. Off Oil hand hand how how no longc/mfiport >h? government. I foHow,. StJ‘nc 01 lml,rovl,tJ more man left yesterday morning for Lan- i Russians may be impractical many can name any spedfle service and eventual bnnkrup^y by t’l-c .i; ,^*^,.4^hii^Huough* luimcb^of sing to attend lhe Stale Prohibition dreamers: bungling and oukward rendered by lhe county government? troik'd inflation, or npnidtetlon. lrvt.s. ftnci |lttic lake*, meeting. ' . . . . 011 to"°obtam ; William Anderson of Marine‘City when it comes to getting things done Tin- first one w hich comes to mind is eome.i budgets 'Enable - New Anklets Qc 7 Suits to $29 $4 p.75 Fine Ribbed 7QC sctr»i budgets, unable efficiently, but we will have to hand county A»ds. but the greater share £ nds (rowustil p^fN-rt^tas” arc The big sturgeon in the Parts arrived in thc city last week and white and colors pr. 3 now’ ________ IO Union SuitsI 3 will spend the summer with his ion. It to them (or being a nation of du- ot funds for that purpose have been now financed very largely by liquor fish hatchcry pond Is always a ccri- A. A Anderson. . |ter of attraction Drive part any Wash Dresses, Voiles, New Sport Hats Qc clplincd workers. Innortiicrn Rus- coming from automobile weight and revenues and by lhe issuhhcc of day mid you’ll we people out walkMiss Malle Uhl returned this CURTAIN GOODS Prints, sizes Qf?c white and colors3 ria a large area of rich wheat land ga*olme taxes. Hie counties do pro- scrip, ' “ plus the outright “ default on ite ling .... around .... ..... m ..... tryJ™1 a™“1 ■apMn where thc rim of ..... thc pool 40 & 42 Fine Nets and bonded indebtedness . 14 to 50___ 33 ,e> . Kl....,.,.- ul uu» .low 'he h“ “*'’>>«'“"M lhe pw.; Iwo was threatened by drouth Lacking vide circuit courts, of course, and 3 _ ...need In this nation tc- .»« Marquisettes, newest ef­ What Uc ■wceks * with Mr. ^.nd uind Mra. Mrs. W. J th Mr raln the wheat stalk* had not tew other services which thc aver- dny w a willingness on*lhe\'x»rt of moving creature. In eomparlMU. with SUMMER WASH fects, values to 4 Qc the trout In the |xmd h doc. l.wk Woolston wootwmtPrincess Slips, non-cling, GOODS pushed throughthc surface; age citizen has little occasion to the Washington government to al- . usamlc. rlnm. .urtllus. Mr. and Mrs. 8 ” C. "■ Brack and Mr r™„l. —» -~t 39c, yard I3 sizes 34 4 "ye therefore the Communistic party use. It Is not. exaggerating to say ■o‘*' tusiness to recover according tu' *ho rare little about the conscrva-. and Mr and Mrs.-Weldon Bronson 36-in. fast color 4 Qc to 52__________ HI wed-j MM. ortraral even Mbl.-bram.M « Ite ..w pera-.n pu IM u™ "to “Tra" *<S tiuu-work being done at this hatcli- attended tl)c Hopklns-Skbincr Cretonnes, Damasks and -------------i Prints, per yard I V try hequeitU, come mile, out »l M"un “'“e" Thupdor man and woman to the fields with times as much direct benefit from brain truster: from the Nation's all better curtain ma­ Porto Rican Gowns — I their way to see this big edition of n evening. Finest Prints, 4 Qc sprinkling pots. The peasants were city and school taxes os they do Capital and allow decent and avsr- | fl-.lv which looks like u ■ihrulow rnovEd. Hui brook of New York City. N. hand "fc terials priced propor­ plain end fancy I O told that they had It in then* jiower from county taxes. age human faltlt in human trimmed __ "T f . . benuH to png slowly across the bottom of the tionately low. l>.- manifest in r Holbrook. •' tranhuc- | Voiles, Organdies and tlo.l* of business. until then1 . . . Ladies ’ Vests OQ C save their country. The workmen ,r-- cmm<nt originated be: v_ . FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ' Pillow Cases 4 ^c Lawns to , The record run of the Zephyr. finc quality 42x36, at _____ I I customed to hard work and taking velopment of good roads.-Township itahstic *y»’.cm begin tu wotk out it* Mrs Levi Masters, of Kalamazoo, 50 per yard now £3 , .streamlined, light-weight train, thc orders fell to and are sail in. -alJ to ix □< boundaries were so fixed that any sahatl sana.im. tford m Jocomolive engineering ’and daughter. Mrs. Swartout of Ladies ’ U Suits y| Q' Grand Rapids; were thc guests of Ladies* 59c Hose QQc Zephyr and Tissue to u< lfla; *urJ1 a c-Mir-c 1XMAtbty will of>en a new fra in rail- ' winning out over the drouth, prim.t* person living in a specific area could , fine tailored "rO newest shades _ 03 Ji?arat’. WIU' to>m.iM- Hastings friends last week. Plaids to tive took plus boundless energy lick­ .x-;lv .r to ;...d Iron. lb. lowr. lull urai lb. U> . o.r< UM. Bbl will. IM dr.hkb u. «< XkSX JS5 1 Cyril Grigsby of Chicago is visit65c for1£3 ing a problem that defiej mg relatives in the city. Mrs. Grigs­ Girls' Play Togs Nappettes, the 4 RFc ' J'to'hfr n»... I.- a n.„r, 1)Ut. nil.d | ltb by will Join him here the latter part ingenuity of a machinc-asc .Civili- velopmcnt of......................................... good roads and auto ­ 'Shorts _________ w f Best Oil Cloth Q 4c finest napkin II Am-jnatura! lhal u,. .brail,I la of the week. mobile* a person could touch every I,™;. 30c quality, yard Miss Carrie Mcn-hon of Chicago is1 UI. Bainhialuai E/afbic one ot the laat uitluunra In the 3 for 48c city, village and community in SPRING COATS Wnluntt to a.«U a Party ttehl i> ““'S *!’!:the guest of Mrs. D E. Fuller. Miss Bath Towels AQc Barry county within lialf a day and Maud Kelly and oUicf friends in thc Traveling Bags, Stylish, 5 Coats to $35 $4 4.75 poor natrrouam. It ala ays Ira, la.it of Uw old type i city. 22x45 large£3 Writers for prison papers agree do it rtudly. sturdy luggage at choice I W, ltd ajr.r flfhlr. Wr brad sonic ‘ * Umg sirtoa ot Ir.lRht Cars' . WUIN ... The Driving Club have purses ag- • that less publicity for crime will Ry a reorganization, which would <r.mc koockdoanr add drattoura-ln l°r'rnd“'kJu« "«» 4“» Sale Prices'* , MEN’S WEAR meu. less crime. The Influence oi not eliminate any ot the servlets boui park». n..-d .a,[r . re P“‘> I. < and S IT., itw lor all pun. Is 4 Coats to $29 $4 p.75 Foundation Garments— scare heads and sensational stones now being rendered by tl»c counties, Overalls AAc choice I E iHnpnrant will mtoMblrallJ. £ will kHracl ran. ol Special 30 $1.25 to $1.98 Girdles are uxhapmabte . Juvenile minds. B minimum reduction of V per cent need to give greater consideration to ™np.ra. IttM-woUM unn.. “» 5“ "Si.“ 6 Coats to $26 $Q.95 raLlT’ Kr“lnl> “ carried -away by Uiesc flamboyant in the cc»t of township.sovcrnmcni good government than we do to win- math 114. Uw InAn. and Corselettc Work Sh'irta AAc nlug. Who cares wno'ruiis the g(Jv• • • .lowered. . . choice I 3 articles -re likely jo sew the criml- could be easily effected. Almost "^ment of Michigan siTiomf'm'li' u Specialv3 Immediate steps to enlarge ^Iw^en^Ci^Hwthe swirwM liw hal as a romantic, dashlnt, iigure; a »130,000.000 was assessed on 1933 tax well " run? The democrats • iiave iiad criminal inves'laatlon facilities nf ’-omen* Clup lor me year wav field 4 Coats to $15 $fi-95 Brassieres OQC Work Socks 4 Qc persecuted hero; a modern Robin rolls for the 83 counties of Michigan. choice 0 at x------ 18c and £w 15c grade I U "’"'1.ram“‘4PAro!“S.Sr.T1.ar“S SSSSSS. g2S.“w..SSS: Hood. They lose right of what he a reduction of 20 per cent of this ■really is. a incak thief with fos- amount would mean about S26.000.5 Suits to $19 $Q.95 Athletic Union Ladies’ 50c Hose ■Ihr Krawewll idn.lnlslralloci who Scntotora jdbly a little more intelligence than 000 saved, a sum which cdUld .very now' O Suits _______ 03 ______________________________ il.x, condctorahlc I tor ralin. Iu" SkdlPto^Mra Mwr> newest shades _ 0 I the average criminal; a coward who easily be realized for private use. one chance to show us a better form -■'i*cb»l «ud? of crime and law en-----------------------------------------------------works under cover and is afraid to Not only would the economies re- of government The republican-, i fwement for the government. He under strict regulation and for1 f<tt« the world on the level. suiting fronf county government re- have had dozens of chances. Is it I Points out that since the Lindbergh 1 limited purposes. . . , Englar^i lias set a splendid form be very large in total, but they praalble that neither partv (law was passed making kidnapping a i But—and here is thc really Im-j ---------the .---------------. . ■ ou n( Federal offense, twenty-six major porlant point—Professor Molcy ad-j courage--to clean their journalistic standard tor reporting -*ould be made where they can best .have house? If they don’t—well, if they, convicnonAave already been made miu that in the end. public opiodon't well hare another party or. and the power of several viclixu ion is the greatest weajxm of of» I Is not Banued in the press over duction in governmental budgets poor government—maybe bath —. Kangs broken^ He believes that the fensc against crime. Federal agents I there. U not played up in sensational would in no way decrease essential Schuyler Marshall, Clinton County. Federal government should take tlie could be increased to thousands, and I major role In thc war against crime all manner of laws passed to punish I Republican-News. manner for the purpose of promot- ‘public service. with state and local divisions as-.criminals and restrict thc use of fire I Ins circulation. Only recently all' a======x=r=====z======= | ■ "We must by prompt and vigorousi suming a minor though important arms, but tlie effort would all be 1 England was Indignant because a, And when they make the shirt action override unnecessary obstnic-• ro'e. fruitless without an unmistakable. gunman wounded a London "Bob- code, how about persuading thc lions which in the past have delayedI . Professor Molcy also belteves that almost militant senument for crim*»." an almost unheard of offense, manufacturers to limit themselves ft^tlng ot public-works pra­ the sale of firearms should be strict- Inal law enforcement. The amount te fjgiUve reared no sympathy to one paper of pin, per fclrtrX^t* HASTINGS, MICHIGAN , ■ ly controlled at the source and that.of crime .America has depends , ran up against a solid wall of d,Um Morning News. g&t jutMeveh. F:occ-aufe’ Re* ■ private citizens should not be per- largely upon the.unount of crime we to arm themselves except (are willing to endure. J Common Sense Bank Talks A Quotation National Bank of Hastings 25*- Anniversary! We are making the most of this event by* offering values that surpass all previous efforts. Bright, new Spring and Sum-’ mer merchandise in well balanced assortments are priced. to make this sale the shopping opportunity of the month. ’ A »tore full of snappy bargains. Help yourself to these savings by helping us celebrate our 25th Anniversary! i tncsTursri DEPARTMENT fTCRE �tm itimwoi BA.VWXB. wuMMuair, nnos t, uu W U r D t? 9 W nEi\L l \A7I4 ATT '' n A i ; . to these by the toastmaster he called on Rev. Dewey, who very appro­ priately sang “Absent" which fitted into lite occasion beautifully. The program ended by all sing- At the WALLACE FEED and seed store i Sporting Items Beautiful.” H. H.S. SCHEDULES A pleasing feature was the pre­ sentation to Principal W. T. Wallace EIGHT GRID CONTESTS ot a certificate of graduation from 1928. talked Interestingly of “Llgh’s thc Hastings High school, in order Eight fmtball games have been and Color” and the part they play that he might became a member. In scheduled for Hastings High football good Standing, of the Alumni Asso­ teams commencing September 15.1 6-lb. pkg Potato QJ?c Cattle Fly Spray in' a Ufe of progress. ciation. If ever a person had richly four of W ,1MJ1 wul rciV which will be played ,here; Bug Spray____ 09 Furnbh own can VW earned such a certificate he is W. T. |Bnd four away. The complete list talked on “Streets of Paris," making Wallace. He Juu_becn present at, u follows: many witty allusions to that feature every Alumni gathering since he has September 15. Battle Creek Cen­ Out-Dooi; Grown CABBAGE and TOMATO 4 4 at the World’s fair, also to-the fun­ been connected with thc schools of tral. there. PLANTS-—$1.80 per Thousand—2 dozen I 0 this city. It was a delight to thc September 22. Ionia, there. ny things that occur as we go along Alumni to feel that he is now not a September 29. Grand Ledge, there. through life. guest, but a member of the Asso­ Stowell’s Evergr’n 4 Ac A few of those $Q.49 "The Sky Ride," thc concluding ciation. । October 13. Alumni here. Sweet Corn lb._ I U Bird Bath'a left C October 19. Charlotte, there. October 27. Grand Rapids Union serious and the humorous were Reserves, here. Just Received Another 1000 Iba. of Sudan Grau blended in hls talk. November 3. Lakeview, tattle A girls’ trio, consisting of the Creek, hero. • Misses Lola Ashaller, Lucille Karmes . November 17. Allegan, hero. and Beth Haven, gave two '-cry Because of tlie policy established pleasing songs with Miss Vcrlan here of not scheduling Friday after­ Linington at the piano. Wesley Lo­ noon games, Hastings High teams gan gave a fine violin solo, and in (Continued from Page One) Have withdrawn from the ••Little response to a hearty encore he gave Telephone 2458 Hastings "Health Rc.sources in Michigan"— Seven" conference and will arrange another enjoyable selection. During the year thg following; Dr. Lillian Smith of the Michigan games on an independent bask. Alumni members passed on: Mrs ' Health Department. “Education"—Dr. Wllda Rose­ LOCAL INDEPENDENTS Mae Tomlinson Besamer. 1888; Wai­ ter Hayes. 1894; Bert Hayes, 1899; brook. BEAT G. R. TEAMS "Social"—Dr. Ernest Harper, KalClark Doolittle. 1905; Deward Caln., amoxoo College. 1923; Forrest Clary. 1927: Eleyior Hastings independents opened the "Recreation’—W. O. Robinson. Osborne. 1914: John Stakeley. 1033. current M'.iscn by defeating the After a brief and fitting reference National Recreational Association. "Child Care and Placement"— Creston Merchants of Grand Rapids Miss Harriet J. Comstock. 13 to 6 at the fair grounds on Me­ Group Discussions will be con­ morial Day. Long. Rose and Moore’ ducted by Judge Geo. M. Fields of forming the battery for the local Cass Oo„ Mrs Estelle Gabe of Bat­ nine. On the following Sunday thc In­ tle Creek, Judge Irving Tucker of Allegan Co., Sarah Salisbury. Ray­ dependents staged a track meet by mond Baarts. Judge John L. Hol­ drubbing thc Colt Park cubs of lander of Kalamazoo, Reba HaFrls. Grand Rapids 23 to 3. the game be­ j Judge Malcolm Hatfield of Berrien ing called at the end ot thc seventh Co., and FloyB Starr of the Starr inning. Long and O’Donnell and Moore and Smith were thc batteries T ISN'T the occasional bargains on a few । Commonwealth of Albion. Subjects to be discussed Include for Hastings. items tha*t give food-buying economy. It’s This coming Sunday. June 10, the "Adoptions." "Foster Homes," the steady, consistent everyday savings that | “Motticra* Pensions." "Welfare.'' and Independents will take on th» Bur­ I "Probation." Another outstanding ton Heights Merchants' team of show up over a period of time. C. Thomas Grand Rapids. The game will be speaker will be Dr. Clarence Ramplayed at the fairgrounds, com­ Stores offer you this way to cut food costs, Tlie Coffee You’ll Ask for Again Those who attend this conference mencing at three o'clock and the through their policy of "Everyday Low Prices.’’ are to be guests of tlie W. K. Kel­ local players arc looking forward to some stiff opposition. logg Foundation. Th« Following SEASON. ABLE MERCHANDISE . . (Continued from pace one) MEET AT CAMP KTANNIWA JUNE 8-9 Wallace Feed & Seed Store WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN EVERYDAY SAVINGS I Thomas Special COFFEE 21c Lb. ALL PRICES INCLUDE TAX SAIL^l £>. Aft DRESSING kJ U SAR-A-LEE Qt. Jar A I^tJ II f< BU11ER Fine Quality X *1 X MUSSELMAN'S 3IUoz' J“r 22c 10c - 18c KREMEL E APRICOTS Pkgs. PF A MI IT BUTTER - A • Kx LARD PEN-JEL A PURE RENDERED Tomato Juice Lbs. Can 7c Campbell's. Vitamin-Rich For Sure Results in Jam or Jelly . Making. Box 1 C 2 cans 25c Try It Iced. Refreshing Blue Label H ]b. Pkg. . . 35c Marshmallow Crowns gxu“‘ 14c Lava Soap r* QC Outs Grease „ Easily, Quickly Bar Large Pkg. Ammonia ArcUC 32-ol Bottle Bon Ami ou 23c 12c 27c 25c AX r> KJ V IXIX 25c 3 15c GLOSS STARCH 3£ 16c PALMOLIVE 3 - 14c GuU's Best Fancy, large, wet SHRIMP SWANSDOWN RED BEANS SX No. 1 Can Fine Cake Flour Pkg. Country Gentleman Cream Style □ITEdr r V/1X.M No. 300 Cans No. 3 Cans Process Cheese We Carry a Large Stock of FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Ivory Flakes Safe for fine tiUng^ Cocomalt Big Little Book FREE ^UC Ice Tea Blend New Crop 18c Mazola Pure VcgcQI. ' table oil Cun 33c Cocoa Baker's Lb. Breakfast Tin 20c CHERRIES Choice Dark Pitted Strained Honey Mcd-o-Bec 16 oz. Jar J1‘r FYne Flavor 24c no SUGAR 10 ib- 49c Michigan Granti lifted 5 lbs. 25c Powder. Doesn't Scratch. Box nyRibbo„.,2>FLOUR W 93c Acroxon. Catches g Mies Quickly D tor 1UC J I Our Flour Is made from Kansas Hard-Wheat and fully guaranteed. Stock up now. C. THOMAS STORES THORNAPPLE INDIANS BELL TELEPHONE TWICE VICTORIOUS MAKES REDUCTIONS Monthly Charge on Hand Sets to Be Eliminated Aft­ er Eighteen Payments For ror me the purpose or of nvoicimg avoiding rurfurjthcr costly litigation, lhe Michigan •Bell Telephone Company will com। ply with Um? May 9 order of tlie i Public Utilities Commission by j eliminating the charge of 25 cents jper month for thc hand telephone. offering optional flat rates for one । and two party residential service in Detroit, and reducing rural line rates 25 cents per month, according to [announcement by G. M. Welch, vice-president and general manager of the Company. Monday. The rate (changes will become enectlvc on the [date of the June bill for sc;vice । mailed to each customer. While protesting forme lly Io thc | Commission that its revenues alj ready arc Inadequate, the Company | will place the changed rates in ef­ I feet and leave the entire question of proper rates to the settlemen* of lhe case already in the courts. Mr. Which 'aid. Notice of compliance with thc order will be filed in the offlces'of the Commission at Lansing । Tuesday. Elimination of the hand telephone charge of 25 cents per month will become effective after It lias been , paid 18 consecutive months. The order of the Commission docs net | contemplate any refunds on band telephone charges that have been paid over a period longer than J8 [months. Tlie optional fiat rates to be offered on Detroit residential [service, without limitation as to the number originating local calls, will I be at S6 per month for Individual lines and S4 50 per month for twoparty lines. The rural line rate re­ duction of 25 cents per month will affect all rural line rates, except that no rate shall be reduced to less than 11.50 per month! "We want to avoid any additional coatly litigation, and seek an enrly conclusion of thc general rate case." Mr. Welch said. "We protest lhe Commission's opinion that the rite changes ordered for Detroit and rural line sen-®? will not reduce our revenues. No other result is pos­ sible than a substantial and serious loss of revenue. However, with the promise of the Commission that these fates are merely experimental, and with tlie expectation that the general rate case will be taken up within a reasonable period of time, it has been decided to put the changes into effect. Thc general rate case was started in 1926 as the result of a rate cut made by thp Coenmlsalnu. Tlie Company put those rates into effect and appealed to thc courts." ■WEST HOPE. Plans are- under way for a Chil­ dren's Day program to be held at thc church on June 17. The chil­ dren arc practicing twice a week under the direction of Miss Glenns Mr. and Mrs. Clark Springer and children and Burdette Norris of Bowens Mills and Yankee Syrings spent Sunday at Harold Springer's. Several from here attended* com­ mencement exercises at Hastings High school Rriday afternoon. Our graduates were -Robert Wilcox and Estel King, our pastor's son. ot Baltimore. Congratulations. Miss Glenn* Osgood attended the 1923 Normal picnic held at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Brown of Hickory Corners on Sunday. Mias Lauris Anders Is home from Hastings High school for thc sumThe Stuart lake baseball team is very happy about the game they won from the Rutland team Sun­ day. The score was 34 and 7. ■ Some used to say a constitutional [amendment could never bt repealed. Now we have nearly repealed the [whole constitution. Two games were won by the Tliornapple Indians during thc past week. On Decoration Day they dis­ posed of the piston’ Ring team 9 to 8 in seven innings. Tolles and Demond formed the battery for the Ringers and Ruse and Kelly for thc Indians. On Sunday’the Indians won from Kalaino 20 to .6. Dull, Dcrnond Squler.^and L. Dull formed the bat­ tery for Kuliuno and Rose. Barnum and Keller for the Indians. This coming Sunday. Jline 10, thc Indians meet Clarksville on the Elmdale diamond. HASTINGS TENNIS TOURNEY UNDERWAY Dwjght Fisher Out to Defend REXALL? HEALTH AND BEAUTY SALE/ All the month of June . . . Save with Safety at your Rexall Drug Store . . . More than 100 items to select from. . . . We arc listing a few of the Beauty Needs at REAL SAVINGS 1 Beauty Needs At Real Savings Arbutus Vanishing Cream____ 39c Cocoa Butter Cold Cream__ _39c 35c Jasmine Cleansing Cream 29c 35c Jasmine Cold Cream 29c 35c Jasmine Vanishing Cream 29c 75c Lavender Bath Salta____ 49c $1.00 Lavender Bath Powder .69 75c Lavender Shaving Lotion __59c 35c Stag Latherless Shav. Crm. 29 50c Stag Liquid Brilliantine___39c 6 oz. Stag Perfumed Hair Oil__35c 3 oz. 25c . Save on These Items So Necessary for Particular Women See Large Hand Bill for Full List of Items CARVETH & STEBBINS Hastings Clare DcCou. 87-14 vs. Dave Good­ year. 77-8. In thc only match com­ pleted to date. Kim Sigler defeated Bob Walton 2-1. First Flight—Will Scnader vs. Dan WalldorfT. Carl Wespinter vs. Dud Angell, Wilbur Lane vs. Birge Swift, Ian Ironside vs. Dr. Lockwood. Wil) Cook vs. Joe McKnight, Dr. Houghton vs. Burdette Wadd. Charlie Clarke vs. Ray Branch. Arch Ander­ sen vs. Charlie Leonard. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Moxon of Caledonia spent Saturday with their daughter, Mra. Guy Kantner. who is Singles Title for Third PAIRINGS MADE FOR JUNE GOLF TOURNEY Qualifying rounds for the.annual June Handicap 'tournament at the^ Hastings . Country Club have been completed and pairings made as follows (firxt figure gives qualifying score, the second the handicap): I 'Kim Bigler. 76-3 vb. Bob Walton.’ 87-8; Henry Sheldon, 92-12 v». John Ketcham. 85-8; Cliff Dolan. 85-0 vs. Les Hawthorne, 93-15; Dr. Carrolhers. 91-14 vs. Dr. Kcnlth McIntyre. 78-9; Ed. Huffman. 85-10 va. Jim Bristol. 82-14; Al Brown. 23-15 vs. Roy Hubbard. 86-10; Carroll McGuffin, U-7 vs. Jim Radford. 93-7; Michigan The REXALL Store Mr. and Mra. Willis Kantner nnd Year in Succession daughter ot Ho-stlngs spent Sunday Considerable Interest is being with Mr. and Mra. Lewis Kantner. shown in thc annual Hastings Ten­ J. B. Grant and family of Battle nis Tournament pow under way. Creek were at the farm Sunday. Men’s singles, men’s doubles. Junior Roy Perkins’ tractor caught lire singles. Junior doubles and mixed doubles are now In progress, in thc men's singles Dwight Fisher will be out to defend the championship which he has won for the post two years. Herewith are results of the tour­ nament to date: MEN’S SINGLES. FIRST ROUND Fisher, bye; Crothers. bye; charlJake Miller vs. Don Fisher; Ivan Baldwin defeated Dick Jacobs 8-1. 8-1; Ralph Burroughs vs. Harley Finstrom; Warren Carter vs. Chet Hodges; Loren Boyes defeated Dr. Harris Woodburne 6-4. 6-2; Al Becker, bye; Allen defeated Bishop 6-2. 7-5; Fox defeated Ironside 6-3, 6-4; Baird defeated Echtlnaw 3-6, 6-3. 6-2; Kennedy, bye; Angell de­ feated Dewey 6-0, 6-0; Kuempel, bye; Clarit.ibye. SECOND’ ROUND—Becker de­ feated Allen 6-2, 6-0; Kennedy de­ feated Angell 6-4, 1-6, 6-0; Kuempel defeated Clark 6-4. 4-6. 7-5. JUNIOR SINGLES. FIRST ROUND—Irene Jones defeated Lu­ cille Karmes 6-0. 6-4; Ironside de­ feated Brooks 6-1. 6-4; Angell de­ feated Leonard 7-5. 6-4; Walton de­ feated Leary 6-3, 7-9, 6-4; John■on, bye. SECOND ROUND—Jones defeat­ ed Ironside 6-2, 6-1. JUNIOR DOUBLES—Jones and Angell, bye: Brooks and Karmes. bye; Leonard and Leary, bye; Wal­ ton and Townsend vs. Johnson and Cook. MEN'S DOUBLES—Hodges and Becker, bye; Baird and Kennedy defeated Boyes and Burroughs 6-2. 3-6, 6-4; Crothers and Angell de­ feated Clark and Jacobs 6-3. 6-3; Fox and Dewey vs. Woodburne ami Finstrom; Miller and Baldwin, bye; Allen and Eggleston vs. Fisher and Fisher: Carter and Perry vs. EchUnaw and Bishop; Kucm|>cl and Charlton, bye. The schedule of matches In tlie men’s singles Is as follows: Thc first round will be completed by June 4; second round by June 8; third round by June 11; fourth round June 16: finals to be played June 17, commencing at two o'clock. 50c Riker’s Violet Cerate 35c Jonteel Lipstick Perm** . nate____________________ 35c J on t eel Lipstick Light ____ 23c 35c .Jonteel Lipstick M«diumt—23c 35c Jonteel Lipstick Dao Art _*_23c 50c Jasmine Bath Crystals____ 39c $1.00 Jasmine Toilet Powder _79c 50c Bay Rum, 16 ox. 39c; 8^ ox. 29c 5Oc Petroleum Hair Rub_ ___39c 50c Riker’s Egyptian Henna __29c 10c Cocoa Butter Sticks __3 for 25c Saturday afternoon u he was re- I HIGHBANK. filling it yrith kerosene and caused ' rWMv-r r.ttar lots of’excitement for a while and plenty of damage to the tractor. I Mrs. Beryl Nash and son , Kahlne, U. O.n oav o, Saturday night with Otto Townsend. un(1 Mrs John EveretU of Detroit i Mra. Susie Baker ot Clarksville is on pe^-i Basore and Mrs Ad* assisting Mrs Guy Kantner with SVltS\JTfJSri^t her housework for an indefinite j,irs Hoyt, near Bellcvud tlmeSunday. ‘ Mrs. Anna Christian and Mr. and ■ M Maroa„, Mrs. Omar Christian and children I Vtoot Battle Creek spent ‘a few days of Kalamazoo spent lhe week end tor nf with Mr. and Mra. Bert Daly. —re with relatives here. Mra. Frank HawbMU was gi Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Perrin and daughter, Phyllis, of Detroit and of her sister and family, Mr. i Mrs. Edward Manning, near M Mr. and Mra. I. N. Williams and granddaughters. Thelma and Doris, shall a few days. were guesta of Chas. Farlee Sunday. Earl Marshall of Marshall Dan Oaks was a guest of Rusaell spending the first of this week i Kantner In Hastings Sunday. |[Mr. and Mrs. Curt Marshall. 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GOODYEAR IPEKDWAY A Bl* Value Util* Monty •■Inch Electric Fan »l*s F»ke« subj.cl BATTERY SER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �see TH1 HAgTTXQg BANNOL WKDMMDAT, JUNE C 1834 wben a naval board of commission- repeated from one end of our coun- UM THROUGH *L I / “OLD IRONSIDES” Thia led to Oliver Wendell Holmes’ poem, above quoted, and rated such n itorm of protest that the Navy Department ordered very extensive Mill io tha repairs and a practical rebuilding. After this She served as the flagship 1M ■ ■(nininc non , We we ovum doubt 11 If a poem piKiu ever was witwiu- of various squadrons and saw much foreign service. Perhaps one of her ten that touched the heart and con--r" science of a people quicker than did dav?Tt m she 1 this one. written by Oliver Wendell | Holmes. There was a universal im/Ji*1." ,, promptu outburst of feeling19“ 8' N*'“1 ' showered upon the naval heads 'at 'A“dcm', a,l,on,c WB*aln Washington The popular outcry led, n ' peated oftener. The poem read: boll')* ahovU (Continued from Page One) in a Boston paper, what it was pro­ posed to do with this noted old ship. u * -U; is s x’S 1™ 2 ■ beginning of the Unltri States navy & “TRY IT YOURSELF MR. HUSBAND/” DO HUSBANDS KNOW? ON THE MONEY SAVING . . . WORK SAVING Consumers Special INSTALLED ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS AVERAGING LESS THAN 10' A DAY! AND A DOWN PAYMENT AS LITTLE AS TRADE YOUR OLD HEATER AND FURNACE COIL AS PART PAYMENT We thli purchase. Bare pay for the heater. fuel. Sell THIS SPECIAL OFFER FOR SHORT TIME ONLY ! S^.H2'.,<SflMl a'nd*^ ' COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS I 5'50 1.00 Alu hot. ?■ 'Lan end How to entertain How to serve correctly How to decorate How to buy food Dai end How to »et table* How to use recipei Visll How to plan menus How to plan budget* Thu How to obterve etiquette Ora frle 5S TO BE THE PERFECT HOSTESS bob; ,tlng is s •slate Rob re la day. Learn About Them Here b your opportunity—in thb new and gW different school — The Kelvinator Hostess BiS School! Plan to attend, and you will say with hundreds of women in ocher cities that thb b well worth any woman's time — a gold mine of just the kind of information women want who are interested in entertaining properly. Conducted by lias and MISS IONE BATEMAN 81 tion Mid ther M Coo, MUi Fine a nationally known au­ thority In Home Eco­ nomics who H 93 Lan EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW Note carefully thc time, place and date of this unique event Of ^ourae, it is an entirely in­ formal affair at which you may feel quite free to bring up problems of your own. We know you I* flOwill have an enjoyable time, and you will carry away many an idea diat will come in handy In making your home attractive to guests. We will be expecting you. you. from cornea the to famous Kelvin Kitchen In Detroit. Friday, June 15th M.93 ROBLESKI ELECTRIC SHOP «“ «s men muld live. », nothing ol I"’ '« eramited warten. la 7 S ™ ‘ta" bexona eomprehenalon. But 2" ,hr> "'a “• ,,,a ‘“cn “ w“> "a*1 ”7 ,s,WeiT ,on5 24' 11 reflects added honor and glory to ETofd7h; Ta.™ nri,arUr dcck rtwerc lhc country that was their Inspire16 of the 32-pounder carronades— tlon J rhort guns of large bore for ckise-ir. riiort close-in — ., . . ,fighting; MM<n«: to loreMatle .ere ata'. ™e Pitot on board the Consu­ in the the forecastle were six lar the 3J-r»und earrotiades, besides:oi two crib, nttSd _ long 24-pounders . . one . long with imn ntwrilnA* , .two and lro!1 Imre toto wltirinw *'l’dow,T T‘ 118-pounder Tire masts were of solid FasteswU to the outside of the efts । while pine, brought from Maine: cat-o-nine-tails, the kind that the sails sails of of flax flax were were made marie In in the the *cre Juscd fhe ship in an early the old Granary Building in Boston; period It would seem that a very Paul Revere who made thc famous few Lashes from the ugly-looking ride to Concord to warn the Revolu­ things would be enough to convince tionary patriots of the approach of any tar Uiat it would be decidedly tlie Britlsii Red coaU. furnished the unwise to do anything that would composition castings, compdsition prompt their use. Attached to n spikes and copper bolts The hull1 blackboard near by- are the old was made from while oak. some of it hand-cuffs and leg Irons that were coming from Maine, some from used on the unruly members of the ship's crew. Right next to the prisbn Massachusetts, it was found that about 116.000 worth of ' live oak was the sick room, where the strick­ would be needed in the construction en ones could have full advantage of any ravings of the prison Inmates. of lhe six frigates, and here the I Yankee trait of "dickering" seemed So It would seem that not too much to manifest itself. Possibly having in attention had been given the ques­ appropriate interior arrange.<" . of tion 01 appropriate arrange mind «h. the .< construction these six' tion of interior ships, the government had pur-',ment. though lhe crew repeatedly I chased three Blands off the coast of demonstrated that it could fightGeorgia for 816.000, the Islands be-1। With a crew of 475 men It can be I ing covered with a splendid growth imagined titat the dining and of live oak. So the government took sleeping quarters, as well as kltch816,000 worth of live oak from the.se en apace were all very cramped and Islands, and still had the Islands and incoqiplete. Tlie lower deck is well what timber remained after the named, in fact It is so low that one 816.000 worth of stumpage had been has R> continually-stoop in order to removed. Alaska is another evidence keep from bumping ills head. It that os u real estate dealer Uncle surely must have taken a strong, healthy physique to have witlistaod Sam has been notably successful On July 22. 1798. the Constitution, thc life in such cramped ouartors. Thousands of peqple. old and under command ot Capt Samuel Nicholson cleared for sea from the young, visit the constitution every Boston Roads and made a bee line month, wherever it may stop It is for the West Indies, where it pro­ well worth a visit, as it sort of makes ceeded to clean up on some French your blood tingle as you think of privateers; later on it captured some the gallant record the old shlp5ias more prices. Near San Domingo it made, and it is in such marked con­ took thc heart out ot the British, trast to tive modem ships ol to-day. when in a friendly race it left the We were informed that the Consti­ British frigate far. far behind. Later tution would sail back to the At­ on it sailed over to Tripoli and lantic coast, by way of the Canal, brought the powerful and ruthless and that that would perhaps mark pirates to their knees. The pirate Its last trip. forces numbered 25.000 men. had n naval force of 24 ships and shore EDGER SCHOOL NOTES. batteries of 119 guns, but their power was broken by the small Miss LXFoe took our school to American squadron with 1.060 men. Kelloggs Camp al Pine lake last of which squadron the Constitution week. We learned bow the children's was the flagship. health was being built up. We en­ The old ship was always busy, and joyed It very much. Many thalnks always giving a good account of it­ to Miss DeFoe and the camp. self. When war was declared Those who received spelling cer­ against England on June 18. 1812, tificates were: Mildred Melson. Dale lhe Constitution was undergoing re­ La ubaugh and Madeline Tabor. We pairs in the navy yard at Washing­ have one eighth grader. Virginia ton. but three days later she was Warren, who graduates tills year. out on the ocean un<Jer sail and a Those who had perfect attendance month later.' showed her heel" to five were: Mildred Belson. Wilbur BelBritish frigates that sought to cap­ son. Jimmie Dibble, Kelln Holcomb. ture her. Only a month later, or on Marjorie Laubaugh and Irene WeaAug. 18. 1812. the Constitution en­ gaged the British frigate "OuerReporters, Marjorie Laubaugh and riere" in action, and in less than a half an hour of actual fighting at Billie Dibble Teacher. Mrs. Slocum. close range, captured her. During WEST CARLTON. the fall of that year she raised havoc with British commerce and Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Olive (Richardson) Cahoon of the morale of lhe British navy by capturing several British ships, and Saranac visited her uncle, John In December, after a two Ixxirs' bat­ Richardson, and wife Friday night ' . tle. destroyed the English frigate and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Coville of CoaU strayed the British sdaxmer “Pic- Grove visited their eon, Verdan. and ton" in the West Indies and cap­ family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ray Richardson of tured several other English ships in addition On her return home from Grand Rapids were supper guests of , this crate in April she narrowly hls uncle. Art Richardson, and fam­ escaped capture by two large Brit­ ily Sunday. Mrs. Claude Yeiler and daughter ish frigates off Marblehead. Mass.. , but escaped into Borton harbor. spent Friday night at the home of which was at once put under a .British blockade. Sire was active In Mr. Bloomer, who has beep quite ill. many ways up until around 1830. is much improved in health. COME IN THIS WEEK-or PHONE 2305 Consumers Power Company ~ sxx s; 1,™ was a > well .ell known ship-builder In' »nd oU>cr school . in lhe Common rounril In I Philadelphia and he submitted dc» ^•county contributed to that fund. Sol, signs, possessing unusual features* the old constitution was restored as ! ■' not embodied in the navies of any nearly as it could be. after more * other country. He pointed out that Miller. Flrrann. than a century' and a quarter of ! j ships of his design not only would be service, during thc most Important hard-fighters, but also that If they 1 were surrounded by superior forces years «f our country, from the time ’ 1 1 they would be able to sail away List- 'of Washington's inauguration. er than any warships built, nnd that1: After its more than a century and ] a quarter of service, tlie honest work , , feral. Hirer proved to be true. He secured the I order. The Constitution was one of of its builder was shown In the fact < , that the keel of white oak was still ' . thbse six boats and it was launched. in very good condition and required | October 21. 1797. Compared with battleships to-day It would be a m» re but slight repair to complete iU full 1 leLor restoration. "pee-wee." and a well placed shell A visit to the old Constitution will ' Mtnnl. Inbna from a modem gun would almost blow it to atoms. But In ILi diiy and •* found most Interesting and anygeneratlon lhe old Constitution o,,p hav,n8 u»c opportunity should not niLwi miss 11, It. Perhaps perhaps not — especially gloriously upheld the traditions of ,vot ,—*s!!y Wiley iupi’ll. because of of what what yoti you may may be be able able to to Htandard Oil-C.i this young republic 1, because The a^i„ _'***• I see. but because of the iilstory history belemrth <?M4 fret over all the hlnd 11 interior with ^2.1 Ur,. O 1 Ia”y liner, or any battleship of to77! “".i J75.f.eel; du>- ft,,d >'Ou *,n lm|»ressrd with hold 14 3 fee* it Hi dcp,h °f lLs utter lact of accommodations SS t^ Tnri Vn? und forclbly reminded of what thc ----—loll, feer n.B UIU1V d,71,aCl brave-hearted seamen of a century fee, aft. af. She «hftgo had p(U up wUh 1I fret forward and 33 23 fret carried 48.600 gallons of fresh wa­ 1 their fight to prese/ve this country. Hlala I™ '7'* ;*»-»»>■ •>« obsolete, <•»»»“• “ « , To-day the ««■» guns are the rlDM , *nd *5*-. tUmWitnft. cnidr anti aecomnxxla- You try doing the housework with a lot of cold, clammy water. You try fooling around waiting for water to heat—depending on furnace coila after fur­ nace weather (do you know how much fuel they waste in the winter, too?) TRY IT YOURSELF—THEN YOU’LL’ KNOW WHAT A THRILL IS IN THIS (Continued from pogo one) portunity foe the class prophecy, which was given by Mias Frances Cowles. Miss Marjorie Btebblns and Miss Lena Andrus If lhe members of the class of 1834 shall fullfil these prophecies there will be plenty ot variety in their lives. A feature of all three numbers waa I Indignation which was fcrrMfulfi-1shlp for apprentices; as a receiving the clear enunciation and carrying quality of the voices Next followed a vocal solo by Wil­ a fairly complete rec«nstructlon. A*|,IP_l8®7,*h® .*?• taken to Boston for liam Fox. a member of the class. He a result we have "Old Ironsides" 1the «ntepnlal celebration. gave it so pleasingly that an en­ i-uith us to-day 03 a $0-. of connect-1 We would not attempt to Rive a thusiastic encore required another Ing link with thcoe strong-hearted, jcomplete history of tills monarch which was likewise en; patriotic souls—our ancestors—who ot 0,6 seas, but the hard drubbing It selection, 1 1• Joyed. . t . . rli., wafought hard and give freely, that »«<* received recewrn in numerous battles oatucs ;• ' (h their descendants might enjoy the «n hard service at sea naturally 1 is effort fruits of their services. We often >d *«r ^ecta. In 1925 the SecretSht’ a£d heiS wonder whether we of to-day even Ury of the Navy was authorted by "“J™* SStteMW tiSd of begin to sppreclat'? thc sacrifices ingress -to repair, equip, and re‘™ serial and ecothey made for us. 1 ‘tore the frigate Constitulion as far I'1'» 1 । as • may be practicable to her orig-t®0®* betterment. When our country was young. ?| w The benediction was pronounced wag back, in the 1790 s there was a , 1 "* „--------- --- ’ —------------1 band of Algerian Pirates nrevintr un- service. In addition lhe Secretary to a close a very pleasing program, cm our I authorized to accept and use do- 1 ' on our commerce. Preriden. Wash-which ’ jxissessed the merit of having ' mgton wasn't lhe soif of a man who ,1.?! k 1been carried through in a very Or­ would stand for anything like that. "2^!,!alKn w 1derly manner. Introducing and put­ ting across successfully novel varia­ tions from lhe usual class day ob­ servance. K Husbands know what comfort there is in an ever­ ready supply of hot water for shaving and the bath at any and all hours. But most husbands don’t real­ ize what such hot water means in running the home. Instant hot water for the dishes, for baby's bath, for the laundry, for hurrying cooking, for houseclean­ ing, for the hundred and one things that are a regu­ lar part of every woman's busy day. CUSS OF 1834 HAD NOVEL CUSS DAY AM. H.< etire\fand< lU-.nan. Miller. KELVINATOR HOSTESS SCHOOL AM Wrlaaer I Milla »• AM. Ha !i"C petition of Wan. AM Hhl. teal Street lltidc-l tot It >d 1935 . ..... • IO.A0O.M a r.0000 3 <>■■<> 00 1000.00 3. sou 00 in. soo 00 I'ouu >>O .00 r.xnmllla Flnnnaa Aid iioounn. that |t> 00 n'rlork P. M. AM Miller. Pieraoa What this country needs, Lou! Howe says, is a federal Scollam Yard In that case, we would ’als< have to have an Ame-ican Sherloci FARMERS! Three or four markets here, I see, have been featur­ ing meats from outside this state. Can you READ BETWEEN THE LINES? This means less money spent in Barry County! I buy my beef HERE, raised by YOU, from the fertile valleys of THIS community. and get the BEST HOME Buy your meat here KILLED MEAT .. always fresh. Lowest meat prices in Hastings for quality meats. OPEN ONLY ON WEDNESDAYS - ' AND SATURDAYS GEO. SMITH Jr HASTINGS, MICHIGAN I �tiff HASTTNGM BAWWIB, WMMfBKDAT, JUNK «, 1M4 Mr. and Mrs. Marion Whitman “ ‘’’"“•'’(OBSERVING SILVER Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deming and WEDDING JUNE 12 Mr. and Mr*. Frank Jones of Bat­ ------------tle creek were in the city on Tues­ Bernard Deming of Blanchard. Roy Deming of Alto and Mr. and Mr and Mrg Harry F. Wertday. Mrs. Lyman Lassiter of Detroit were! “““ ___' J Mr. and Mrs Earl Smith attended tn the city on Friday on business. man Will Hold "Open I the Century ot Progress in Chicago Mr. and Mra. Frank Hartman of Dr. Acel la Leach was home from Mr. and Mn. Jack Rakowsky and < George Bradley of Lansing was a <on Sunday. House" West Bridgewater. Mass., were in the Lansing on Wednesday. Joan of Mason were gUMta of Dr. Decoration Day visitor in Hastings, Mra. Hubert Marble Is spending city on Friday enroute to Chicago toI1 On Tuesday afternoon and cveMr. and Mrs. Herbert Reinhardt .several days with her parents at ■ Asa Wilcox ot Caro attended Lhe and Mrs. Kenllh McIntyre Deco1S- 193<- KIr and Mrs. attend lhe Cenlury* C“‘—- of’Progress -------1 nln«ration Day. , will spend their vacation at St. Jo-1Byron . Alumni banquet Friday evening. Center. ;hey will Caiifor-1 HMT P- Wertman "open From there they w»» go *u to w v»«uw;—y -••"> —-— will ~~~ hold Dr. and Mrs. D. D. Walton and uPh. Fl*If-— •to —I Mr. ... Hurt- I Kni.u," h0Uae o> Bl their Hnmn In Delton, Miss Lena Leiter has gone to her Mrs. C. T. Cordes went to Chicago n la for a few weeks' stay. ... j celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding wedding!’ home In Buchanan for her vacation. sons went to South Bend. Ind.. I Mrs. Richard Groce and son went Tuesday for a visit of two weeks man is a newspaper editor (celebrate George IWrrkk^ho is a sailor in'■ anniveraary7~At tiiw‘Ib-v tiwFwui atlnlvimarv A* ihU tlm* will . Saturday night and spent Sunday to Evanston, W. on Sunday for a with relatives. Miss Lleva Perry, who teaches tn with relatival. ; two weeks'visit. States Navy on the U. 8 j£ Pred Keister of Ionia was In thc the United Blates , “PW w «tcpt “Il 'ti F reUUves> Miss Jeanne Ctncebeaux is ex- ' Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mills who sfvent city thb Wednesday morning call- Houston 13 expected today for two I friends .and neighbors. end. He has — been in 1 nviSINESS WOMEN'S IIOS,weeks' -------- vacatton. -■»------- — - — Marion Cook entertained Nancy pectcd home thB week from Jack- lhe winter In Florida arrived in Ing on friends. sonvtUe. HI., where she is attending Hastings Thursday. Mrs James Fennell and rhiidten i™"* ‘.fi-t?waTY^ Dolan at Wall lake over thc week a girls' school. P1TAL GUILD MEETING. j L)bble underbill of Nashville have returned from a visit with Hfig h here, York m in *,e relhmlhg to Wew Vnrfc 'end. Monday evening, the members of .January. He tn tlie ;*on of Mra. Mrs. Dauls Btollo of Kalamaaoo - Mra. Carroll McGtiffin left Tuee- wan tlie guest of Mrs. Mary Burgess relatives in Qctrolt. the Business Women's Hospital (George M. Smith. visited Hartings relatives over the day for a two weeks' visit with her'over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Will Reynolds of; held a delightful meeting at ’■ Bgt. Lloyd Dodge returned to hls Guild ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Bristol, t Mr. Bnd Mra. E- F. Botlum have HVmer visited Mr. and Mra. E. C. home hero ou Tuesday. He has the McCowen ivotf! at Long lake, returned from Grand Rapids where Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Wcyerman of Savanna, Hl. Edmonds on Sunday. served 18 years in the United States with Mrs. Charles Foul as Itostcss. I visited in Cleveland, Ohio, from Miss Florence Wade of Traverse i they spent the winter. I1 Covers were laid for twenty-nine MU* Eileen Sullivan went to , 1 Army, receiving hls honorable disThursday City is the• guest her sister. Miss|, ma, Mrs. cju Ed.. niuciwn Anderson’ oi of ma Big nainiu Rapids -.... tUl —-Bunday. ---- , — ------------------------------------------— ...of.... ll-Iotl Wade, and MIm Elizabeth ___ ____ of... ..J .. .. , Muskegon on Tuesday to visit Mr. ,charge at Fort Brady, Boult Ste. Ma­ nil enjoying thc fine menu served.! Mr. and Mrs. Enoch And run of Helen was the guest Mr and Mrs. Carl Election of officers resulted as fol­ and Mra. David Vail. rie. During the wnr he served in •a Grand rand Rapids visited Hastings Finch, this weex. week. । Finstrom on Sunday. men, mu . lows: Clu^rman. Miss Mabel Bls-1 Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Freeland were the First Division of the A. E F-iAnda part nart of nf last week. tvrek .. .................. t friendx Mr. and Mra. David Vail of Mtu-1 Mbs Doris Ryan left Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. Dori Foreman were run; Vice-Chairman, Mrs. Sadie guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sid­ ’ Bert Wlthey of Chicago was the kegon were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Lansing to attend the Capital City Sunday !ney Rochester of Ionia. guests of Mr. And Mrs. John Pahn- Mae Palmer; Secretary. Miss Jean' gnert of Mr. and Mra. f. L. Fair­ E. A. Burton on Friday, coming for School of Cosmetology. er at Chelsea Saturday night and Barnes; .Treasurer, Miss Josephine child over Decorat ion Day. the Alumni banquet. j d Mrs j M Townsend re- « Mrs. Corinne Gould of Lansing 1Sunday Mr. Palmer has a fine Stine; Birthday Fund Treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leins and %vas here Tuesday to attend the fu­ ■ Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hilbert ot , turneoThursday evening from their । position in Detroit, and Mrs. Palmer Miss Ethel Jones. baby of Battle Creek visited Has­ neral of Fred C. Parker. One new member. Miss Grace Ed­ Woodland and Mra. Glen Blake of .trip to Webb City. Mo. tings relatives on Sunday. Mrs. George Wybing*~ls T:i TTO- ! Middleville attended lhe Alumni ' Mis* Vivian Biddle of Battle Greek mother. Mm. N F. Prudden. who re­ monds. was added to the member­ ' Miss Maryctte Stickney of Adrian . banquet Friday evening. J visited Mr. and Mrs Dun Levis on verse City where she wq> called by (cently suffered another stroke, but ship roll. 'Is spending t\er vacation with her lhe illness of her motlier. Tlie Guild is rending a girl to Ln slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. James McLaughlin lEmmy Saturday and Sunday. 'Mater. MBs Bertha Stickney. Miss Sura Sc Under nnd William । painter sent greetings to Hastings Camp Barry for ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brumbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ludwig (Mae Lou Stark) ot Kalamazoo visited Schadcr charier arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. friends. MLu Ruse Clark U the July ho»tRobertai of Chicago visited Hastings Mrs. Nora Dawson and other friends of Vicksburg were Sunday guests of 'B. L. Kenyon of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore. relatives from Tuesday till Thurs­ the latter part ot lhe week. Mr. and Mra. Clifford Michael of HASTINGS HIGH Mra. Kate McMillan of Grand day. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tolhurst, who Lansing came Monday for u visit Rapids was thc guest of Mrs. ** Mrs. Satnucl Homer of Houghton recently moved to Marshall, were OR ROLL AT M. S. C. [ with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Gorham. ALUMNI GRADUATES has been visiting her parents, Mr. in the city Friday attending gradu­ Charles Pickell on Saturday. Mbs Pauline L. Taylor, who grad­ Mrs. Edith Louden of Gull lake Mr. and Mrs. Einar Frundscn and uated from the Thornapplc-W. K.1 and Mrs. J. D. Zagclmcler. thc past ation and the Alumni banquet. Mr. and Mra. Willard Perry of visited her mother, Mrs. Mary Bur­ Philip ot Ionia were guests ot Mr. Local School Contributing week. . _ । Kellogg High school in 1932. a ' und Mrs. Roy Cordes oyer thc week Sumner Myers has secured a posi­ Midland were guests of Dr. and Mra. gess. several days last week. Eighteen From Other jsophomore of Michigan State Col-; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall of end. tion wiUi thc Dow Chemical Co. of 8 _ ..... lege in thc liberal arts division. wa.v Detroit were over Sunday guesti of Mrs. George White leaves on Fri­ Midland and has begun hls work week coming for commencement. Institutions 'one of 318 student* to be placed on ' Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Doyle. day for Charleston. W. Va.. to Guests of Mrs. Claude Wood on there. . ! Hastings High school is contrib- phe honor roll, as a result of malnMr. and Mrs. Charles Faul and spend her two weeks' vacation with- utlng its share of graduates from |tuinlng a high average for two con-' Mr. and Mrs. Dean Oliver of Decoration Day were Mr. and Mrs. * Cooper were Sunday guests of Ralph Wood and children. Mr. and Marietta were- Bunday guests of her husband. other institutions ot learning thia «*cutlve college terms, according to, Mrs. Roger Wlswell ot Kalama­ year os follows: Mhres Helen Wade and Elizabeth Mrs. Wm. Wilson and Mias Geneva Mra. Etta Faul ot Woodland. itti** list of names released by the Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop visit­ zoo is thc guest of Mrs Emma Mur­ Wood of Grand Rapids. Barry County Normal—Nortjiw college offlcc thb week. John Nichols of Los Angeles, ed Miss Olive Lathrop of Detroit on dock this week, Mr. Wiswell spent Louise Cool. 1929; Nelda Cool. -Jij Recognizing thc fact that students; Bunday here also. ■ Calif., was In the city on Thursday Decoration Day and Thursday. Atta Potter. 33: Hazel G. Caine, scholastically able to make an aver-1 was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. i Mr. und Mrs. Charles Llctka of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stevens and1 32; 'Prances E. Darby. 31; Marlin "8® of "B" or belter are deserving of .. . ... .___ ... . , .Iiu'kxnn uvrr l<r utlrl VSn C-, W. Clarke while here. He had Jackson were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. baby of Detroit were guests of her Edger. 33. ' | more privileges than tlie average j Dun Lewis on Decoration Day. parents. Dr. and Mra F. E- Willi­ been in Chicago on business. University ot Michigan—Francis 'student, thc college each year pub-1 Mbs Geneva McQuarrle of East son, over Decoration Day. Miss Ethel Rag‘.a was lhe guest D. Townsend. B. S., 38. I lishcs the last of honor roil students i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dawson of of Miss Maxine Byrne of Detroit Delton has been spending two weeks Albion College—Waiter Heath. A. I “^d accords .tlicm the right of un- 1 with Mr. and Mra. Charles Faul. Ann Arbor visited Mr. and Mrs. El­ B.. 30; Wayne Nichols. A. B., 30. ' limited cuts or absence from classes.! over Decoration Day and attended Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kemp of roy 'Tobias on Tuesday and attended ! Blodgett Hospital—Agnes Boyd Part records slrow that honor roll1 thc D. b. U. dinner-dance and Alumni meeting at the Masonic Battle Creek vblted Mr. and Mrs. the funeral of Fred Parker. Smith, R. N.. 31. [students seldom avail themselves of Carl Finstrom on Decoration Day. Mrs. D. L. Christian and Misses’■ Michigan Stale College—Arnold j this opportunity to "cut" classes. Temple on Tuesday evening. ; Edward Bottom. * Jr., of Detroit Ruth Robson and Junntt Michael Dr. and Mrs. W. A- Lampman of Faulkner. A. B._ 39; Clayton Wil---------------• *----------------> CLASS OF *1912 REUNION. Marion. Dr. and Mrs, Harold Lamp­ spent the week end here with hb hove been al lhe Christian cottage Utts A B 35 parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bottom. at Wall lake since Monday. Western ” State Teachers' College ' Thc c,asfi of ’ 9I hc,d tlulr lcnth man of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. ‘Mr. and Mra. Sam Nadu and Mra. Misses Jean Fennell, Norma —Dorothy Field. Music. Life -31 , annual reunion at Mattison's Land-' John A- Lampman and baby of Larun®, Did., rou.. were were guests ot Charlotte were Haldeman and Marie Plniin of Kal­ Katherine Giddings. A. B.. 30'Clur-1 *nR' 5’un 'aJfc' Junp 3- I®34- The Portc. of mr. Mr. m.u and Mrs. George Heath on Decoration j Dewration Day vhitors in .Hostings. amazoo were guesu of Mr. nnd Mrs.• ence Hackney, A. B. 38- Lob Lang- members, and families to thc num-1 pny । Mr. and Mrs. Casper Thonuui and T. N. Knopf over lhe week end. ston, A. B. 39; Margaret Merrick lx'r ot aboul fl,,y 5,11 down n Mr.v George Heath In Albion haugMenr ot K.lamnmo vUIM Mr. kfrs. Jack Snyder of feouth Has­ Life, >31. ' bountiful dinner, -after which the' on Monday .tlrndbig mmrr- “< “">■ CUrer.ce orolu Wednes- tings spent from Tuesday till1 Butterworth Hospital-Y v o n n c presldenl- Clifton Watkins, called the Thursday of last week with her sis­ Trego R- N ment at Albion College, her son. I d3,>'-. . (members together for a brief busi.Walter Heath, being one of the Henry Weaver and Ray Waters ter. Mrs. Frances Carl, of MiddlcThe Baoner and lhe other friends1 ,mcctlng 1'hc nmnindcr of ' graduates. He received hb Bachelor । sPt’nl Saturday till Monday of these young people extend con-|,he »f‘en»»n wa. spent in renewing guing to the Pine of Art* degree. Wayne Niclads of on a fishing trip, an "'a ,n Mr. and Mrs. Ben Frost and fam­ gratulatlons jold acquaintances. The meeting river. ily returned to their home in Detroit ---------- '■ ■<«»__________ next-year will be held the samel thb city, also received hh A. B. de­ Mrs, Anna Dockcrny and Leigh on Sunday after n visit with the gree. CELEBRATED HER BOTH Sund”y 8rdd"' Miss Genevieve Rider of Akron. Pockeruy of Grand Rapids were Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Dewey and I Than ARE worn. Many Ohio, and her cousin. Mrs. Edna Bunday guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. A George. BIRTHDAY SATURDAY s,lch n B0Cd tltnc was had b> wUJ tt,t oin 1 nuMi oa 1 unUA 1 lh4^u u hoped lhat many n)urc should be rttsplclotu of Mr and Mrs, Will Dawson of Ann, | Havens Matthews of Berea. Ohio, Woolon. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Will and son Arbor and Justice W. W. Potter of, A Pine Luncheon Was Given ' llioir eyes who never think , • Bauer Friday and Saturday nnd of Detroit were guests of lib moth­ Lansing were among those from M them. Many who see [Iattended thc Alumni banquet, Mrs. er. Mrs. Charles Will, over Deco­ away who attended the funeral of in Honor of the Event Frcd Parker on Tuesday. Matthews hiving graduated 55 years ration Day. And ALL who do NOT do <0 a Few Friends I Peonies, irb and lemon lilies In Mbs Ruth Sampson of near South Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Darling of De­ years ago. Saturday Mrs. William Shultcrs1 u,c lounge and baskets of dables need IL If you have never i| Mrs. M. A. Iztmbie left Saturday Haven was thc guest of Miss Elea­ troit were guests of Mr. und Mrs. daughters entertained li a lew few I----- -bachelor small Harley J aFox wa Thursday . ...K.A.,.; -night UOU andI and 'two "U unuft.lkr. ----------- buttons on lhe ......... had your eyes examined for Mt. Carroll. Ill., to spend thc nor Edger and Mbs Esther Doty ....... Friday, attending graduating excr- i: friends at a one o'clock iunchron‘,ables made attractive decorations | week end. her daughter. Miss Helen part of last week. there Is at least a proba­ j in honor of the 80th birthday of the |f°r the luncheon at thc HasMis. O. M. Marsters and son Ken; clws Friday afternoon. Lambic, reluming with her on Mon­ bility that you need a serv­ Mra. George Payne and Harrison, former's mother. Mrs. George Hale, Country Club on Tuesday. j day for thc cummer vacation. Mrs. of Myrtle Point. Oregon, visited at At bridge Mrs. L. V. Bessmcr held ice and would be helped James Mwn accompanied Mrs. the home of Rev. and Mrs. E. B of Kalamazoo were guests of friends One of the features of the menu was in thc city Friday. Saturday and d lovely birthday cake made by her acn’’c and Mrs. Robert Walton j by It. Clear the matter up Lambic to Mt. Carroll then went on Griffin over thc week end. — ----------------------, ____ _ „ Sunday and attended graduating exgrandson, Gordon Clement. I was winner of-the golf event. [ Mr. and Mrs. Harley Tinkler ot to her home in Minneapolis, Minn., here. I Thc tables was decorated with] Mr3- K‘m Bigler. Mrs. Frank An­ for a month's visit with relatives. ' East Grand Rapids vblted Mr. and.crches Friday afternoon. Miss Marie Rowe has gone to Bigt Mrs. Bert Tinkler and other friends• Mrs- R. I. Hendershott and Mr. white peonies. Besides several love- drus' and Mrs. Clifford Dolan, also 'and Mrs. D. Sharp were in Grand ly Rifts were many cards and letters KIr* HUI of Grand Rapl4s Rapids to visit at her hoinc until। in thb city on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. O-A. Dav&and Mr. i Rapids Sunday, the former going to I conveying congratulations and best ■ comprise thc committee for next June 20, when she sails on the 8. 8. । weeks1..luncheon. “ " ---------—k— her son'— Fred, who b convoles- 1wishes. Majestic for England and will spend। and Mrs. Wm. Clagett-and famUy see L. the summer in London taking spe­. spent Sunday witli Mr. and Mrs. clng at hls iwme from a serious at­ BRIDGE TOURNAMENT. "APPRECIATION DINtack of pneumonia. OPTOMETRIST cial work al Oxford. She is going In( A- A. Kirchner of Grand Rapids. The final event In the duplicate Memherf NIGHT, Mr. and Mra. Edw. Johnston and Mra. Wayne Merrick was in Lan­ company with her brother and hls। Members of the Boy Scout CounHastings ol... Qcund Rapids were sing on Monday attending an insti- 1bridge tournament that has iw>.n wife, Mr. Rowe being connected with। family wl,“Brown university. Miss Rowe will। guests of hls parents. Mr. and Mrs. tutc. , She was accompanied by Miss 1bv the Hostings Bridge Club was d a Scoutmasters and their wives ; Finley Johnson, on Decoration Day. Ethel Burton of Lansing who had return on the Bcrengaria. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels and been visiting Mr- and Mra. E. A. Bur­ held at the County Club on Tues- 21 Foundatlo« Bt lhpb Mra. A.-T. Eash of Freeport attend’ ton over the week end. . . uay evening, the Wales being guests. I~‘ Mr and Pred Krehhin? were lakl rnrnP on Thursday cvced the funeral of Mrs. Augusta Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones enter-' -* .~ — —nt —* Mrs — r12 blc“’ln?.»KT ning. June 7. An "Appreciation Din­ Schulz at Grand Rapids Decoration tamed live former's brother. Mr. and • winners of high score in Hie Howell ner” will be served at that time to Day. Mr*. George W. Jones and two I match play. . Mr. dnd Mrs. Warren Roush and children from Pittsburgh, pennsyiThose present Tuesday evening the guesU. . ,_______ Mrs. Mildred McMurray iuul chil­ vanla. last week. They also attend- were Messrs, and Mcsdames Roy CALLED To SALT LAKF | Hubbard, Edw. Van Popering. Or-1 -------- ------------------dren called on their mother and cd the commencement exercises. FOR TWO WEEKS. Among the Hostings people who | vlllc Sayes. David Goodyear. Jack I1 FriendsCITY grandmother, Mrs. Lena Mishler of of Noble Cain of Chicago Logan Decoration Day. saw 'Twelfth Night” at Kalamazoo Stem, Frank Andrus. John Ketch- .will be interested to know that he Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ironside .of 1on Thursday evening were Mrs. E. *">. Clayton terandstetter. F. W. । has been called to Salt Lake City.: South Bend. Ind., were guests of Btr. J. Pratt. Mrs. A. D. McDonald. Mrs.. Stebbins, also Mrs. W. M. Stebbins ■ Utah, to attend a Summer School; and Mra. John Ironside the last of D. D. Walton. Mrs. Kemth Mcln- and Richard Cook, Roundtable and direct a large chor­ lhe week and attended graduation tyre. Mbs Janet Teale and Richard us for a Spring Festival. Mrs. Cain ' | GOLF’ AND PICNIC SUPPER. Cook. and thc banquet Friday evening. and the children accompanied him Mra. Sarah Powell, Waller Powell. Mr. and Mra. Leonard Board and I Miss Jocelyn Ironside and her flir thc two weeks' stay, leaving on Robert Moore. Jr., and Helen Joon Mrs. Forrest Johnson have gone to, cousin. Ian Ironside, entertained at Sunday evening. Moore left Saturday for Dunkirk. New York City where lhe former b golf and a picnic supper at the Ind., to visit relatives. Robert and attending a convention. Later they Hastings Country club on Monday TUB OWLS CLUB. Joan wUl remain for the summer. will lake a motor trip through Can­ evening honoring Mbscs Lillian Mrs. Harley Fox will entertain the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fletcher and ada, visiting Montreal and other and Pauline Tolhurst, who leave soon eight members of the Owls clnb on son Robert of Coldwater were thc places of uiterest. for their new homo in Marshall, Thursday. guests of their parents, Mr. and On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fourteen guests were present. Mra. 8. J. Amer over the week end. Kermeen of Caledonia and Mr. and . BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Miss Marcia returned with them for Mrs. Chude Rosenberg of Duncan Bast Brand* a few days. Lake were guests of Mr. and Mrs. One day last week about twenty Mr*. Ed. McPhnrlln, Marguerite. JaeJc Snyder of South Hastings. Mr. friends from Lake Odessa and vi­ Gertrude and Edward McPhariln and Mra. Guy Willard of thia city cinity gave Mrs. phebc Mote a birth­ and Albert Stauffer were guests of were also callers in tlie evening. day surprise at the home of her Guesh of Mrs. George White at daughter and husband. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldberg and Bottls Miss Katharine McPhariln of Grand her Gun lake cottage on Sunday Mrs. Roy Thomas. All iiad a happy wcre her sisters and their husbands. time. Haven. Wednesday. Ed. Holbrook of Lansing, who has Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Mlles and family, Large Boxes HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 18. .been for nearly forty years con­ and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Taylor ol nected with thc Auditor General's Ionia, the ladies staying for the Guild No. 18 will hold its annual department in Lansing, and b still week. Other guests are Mrs. Wm. picnic at Stuart lake on Thursday. retained there, was in lhe city jo C. Cox of Grand Rapids and Mrs. June 14. All members meet at court Grace Bedell of Portland. spend Decoration Day. house lawn at 10 o'clock A. M. Bring Mrs. Roy Cordes, Mr*. Orville table service, sandwiches, and one Mrs. Roy Boyes and Mrs. Geo. Burgess entertained Mrs. James Sayles. Mrs. Earl Coleman, Mrs. hot dish. Husband* Invited. Hutchins of Grand Rapids, Mbs Wallace Osborn.and MBs Margery BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Laura Archer, ttiicogo. Mrs. Rena Reynolds, also Mrs. Einar FrandOn Monday evening David Boyes Culler of Woodland. Mra. Clyde sen of Ionia, were in Ann Arbor Sat­ Brown. East Lansing. Mrs. Mabel urday. attending a luncheon given in and Mrs. Roy Hubbard were sur­ Miller Clarke. Fruitport, at the for­ their honor by Mra. Phyllb Reynolds prised by some of their friends at al thc Lantern Shop tea room after the former's home in honor of their mer's home. Friday last. Mr. and Mr*. F. E- Raymond. Mr. which they saw "The Shining Hour1.” birthdays. Covers were laid for and Mra. Claude Raymond and two I*ler they had tea at the Delta twelve for dinner. cnlldren. Mr. and Mr*. Everett Ray­ Oamma house. U AND I BRIDGE CLUB. mond and family- and Mr. anA Mrs. The Rev. and Mrs. L. L Dewey Mrs. Clarence Bqechler was host­ Clyde Gamble of Jackson and Mr. nnd George Dewey were in Big Rap­ ess to the U and I Bridge Club on and Mra. Martin Smith of Spring ids ou Bunday, where the former Tuesday afternoon at her home Arbor were in the city on Thursday sang a solo at the baccalaureate southwest of the city. The ladies enroute to Middleville Jo attend the service for thc class with which had a delightful time. Order Your Meate and Vegetable From UeJ funeral of a former neighbor, Claude George would have graduated had they remained in Big Rapids. - On Johnson, of Yankee Springs.* ENTERTAINED FRIENDS. Monday evening they were dinner Mrs. Beatrice Strimbuck qnd On Friday, graduation day. Miss i family -pent spent Memorial day with her guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. Marjorie Btebblns entertained five Wagner, the occasion being the lat­ friends, with whom she -lias gone mother. Mrs. N. B- Rose. They ।.I tended the Memorial exercises at thc ter* wedding ailniversary. through school, at luncheon, preced­ (■acboolhouse and in tlie afternoon Dr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson and ing commencement exercises. [went tn Thomapplc lake to a baH their two children pf . Ann Arbor JOLLY EIGHT CLUB. game where Mrs. Rose saw her drove to Hastings Tuesday evening The Jolly Eight Club met at the 'brother whom she hadn't sem for und accompaned by the Doctor's Dtlmr Th. BIG ■Litth Stan Phana 3491 'laeveral years. Mr. John Adams. Mrs. mother. Mrs. Eliza Johnson, spent home of Mrs . James Creglow Thurs­ iRose'a brother played on, thc Ver- lhe night and the following day at day afternoon. High score wa# won her Gun lake cottage, by Mrs. Fred Newton. mantvUle team. Social Events and Personal Mention More Glasses should be worn V. BESSMER EGGS W SUGAR Will Soon Be Taxed Buy Now and Save! IO Ibi. Fine Granulated as /6«. Butter Pen Jell Certo Rinso 47ic 25c P & G Soap 2 u. 26c 2 Bo*.127c 27c 39c fcc... 73c 10 b-29c tillMMAN*/. W« Palm Beach Suits OU will be 20 degrees cooler inside a Palm Beach Suit than in any other on summer’s hot days4-and besides that, you’ll find they are tailored in the latest styles and can be laundered like a shirt. Y Palm Beach suite have been worn for years by men who demand the utmont in style, com­ fort and economy In summer clothes. The first cost is only $18.50 for a Palm Beach suit. And the laundry will M;ep .*> upkeep down! Clothing & Shoes for Men & Boys HASTINGS, MICHIGAN REED’S DRUG STORE Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Mich. Visit Our Store for Complete Soda Fountain Service Cold Drinks, Sodas and Ice Cream Sodas aiid Sundaes . . . . 10c Wopper Cones............. 5c Malted Milks................ 10c We are now selling Arctic Ice Cream, the Cream that carries the approval of the Good Housekeeping Magazine. Complete Assortment of Flavors in BULK, BRICKS and CADILLAC PACKAGES. $1.17 Helnx’s Strained BABY FOOD 2 h"k n t Hl FREE Ice Cream KIST DAIRY STORE Will Celebrate Its Opening MONDAY. EVENING, JUNE 1 11 H by giving away Rainbow Ice Cream Cones to Everyone. We will be pleased to have you visit our New, Mod­ ern Store. We shall carry everything in Dairy Prod­ ucts, Ultra Special Fancy Ice Cream, Delicious Sand­ wiches and Crisp. Cool Salads KIST DAIRY ST Weit State Street Hi �THE HASTING 8 BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE «. 1W4 union nothing is more evident than FREEPORT. |, „ the high regard which graduates ot Freeport was blessed with a fine nnd Mra. John Ltckla Hastings High school have in their shower on Monday afternoon. j Whpn the question of Repeal was hearts for Mr. Wallace. Mr and Mrs F. E. Brunner. Mrs. uppermost in thc minds of lhe pcoWith fitting words President Fred KjtJkS J-SV'bS Otn: C=«T A WORD. NO ADVCTPesrl Smith. Ben Wait and daugh-'ple. It was loudly proclaimed that (Continued from page one) A. Johnson of the achool board pre­ KZ775LI Ur Old O.I4. TI8EMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. । WA’m:ii-M).i.ii. ter Alma, were guests of Mr. and the old saloon would not come back. sented the diploma* to lhe » rnem•• _____ I_________________________________ ■•4l h........rL. Mra. J. K. Moore of Lowell Sunday!'But the condition that exist* today why athletics, music, manual train­ (Continued from page one) ’ Willlard Ditmar and Mis* Helen i >A far worse than the old saloon ever Ing, a commercial department and sounded and the Rev. L. L. Dewey ’char. PEA8E--------------------------------------------------- lueuaea lOeukes oi of uranu Grand itapios Rapids were were can callot early teen age were many other activities are carried on gave lhe benediclUon. Bo ended a ,..r,,.ri e-o ,-----------------------------------—-------------------­ Eatlmalra ------i ting, lung capacity and grip in elth- ‘ere »t the home of Mr. and Mra. Vic- i”ot allowed in the old saloon, nor by a modern high school. Answers to unique and in every way worthy and ,--------------- — i er hand Using lhe data thus ob- tor BUson Monday evening. P<rm:;t«l to patron^r-rsr- rHHDrUrC ^ asfls^U are a“e to Mra. Dorr Howell of NwhvlUe «f unc«"- each question raised were given, rc- worthwhile commencement day for FOR 8AI.K; Mrs. Dorr Bowen or waanviue was ■ . . i----™ veallng that there are valid reasons the schools of this city and for lhe THE CHUKEHEb । wsrk put a graph according to. a'a roesht caller or. Mrs. F. E. Brun ­ a recent caller on Mrs. Brun« m.'w,h> BcUvitle* are required. fine class which graduated, each ot {Ing led down the back alley to hls '^•ndh whom lias the best wlalies of tl* — -■ fixed formula which shows'whether I ner. tnK-nnn" ! home after he Indulged In1 this "non- Attention was culled to changes In 1 the pupil Is above or below normal Ctiarles Geiger was in Grand Rap­ inii-r ! our ocoiwtnlc life which have made people of this city. ■ *Adjust Fairly wot■nv"7J mrer ---------------------B mo^^ wled -------------------------------------CHURCH or THE UXITED BRETHREM I| development physically and which'Ids which Ids Saturday nlgnt night and witn with mim MUs I IN CHRIST. I ™?. —.i—'— .... — 1“ <».._■ *“"»* — Hur"1'.r^d .i_a “ .U „^1A, i“! J**"­ FIRESTONE TIRES ON n. B- orian. d. d. putor. . 'chfld’u reaUy~ ttying..'kn'upward,thorn ' ‘ in Middlr .u„v SPEEDWAY WINNER < ia?« lllt to Uie f°r example, may In-1 Mrs. Arthur Seifert left Sunday I town, but we usk the question. How were fully and fairly answered and CITIZEN’S MUTUAL p.r ;dtcate that thc pupil Is raiding expending j tnarning morning ”fdr for "Chicago Chicago ' to to spend spend a a ■ buddln J'lus*'S^f the tool ™ tom ''became satisfied with the work bere average, week with her husband. She ‘ ■ ®* ®®>J,tng For the fifteenth consecutive year I.r...r an aniount of effort above average, week with her husband. She was was ocac-,,, । ing done done in in our our schools schools and and glad glad to to Fire Insurance Co. Mlicates that companled to the windy city by r £> **'" ‘ 7 ’ know that practical life problems', jtnnA.r while a downward lilt indicates that companied to the windy city by' car equipped with Firestone tires ------------------- --- ----------These tests Margaret Perkins who will visit her 3™®° j ®“*visiting there about are met by our schools, showing an were any girls UITh Pe.,)lav conciuded^v won tlie 500 mile international are merely Indicative and not con-(aunt. Lettie .nd family. sweepstakes at Indianapolis, accord­ Mrs. CTiester Baxter was called tltat time? Were people awakened ' oi 11 .00 elusive. They ere valuable chiefly Next came samples of X in connection with other results ob- to Grand Rapids Sunday morning ing to Frank Andrus, local Firestone | by the serious illness of *ner her mother. da> uork o °r ,n * modem High M. tained l*“y •• ----------------unless ------------—-------•’— inc serious oi motn er ‘ !f : h.h .„ ‘h* ■. , , . • ’’ -------- uorx dealer. The new fuel limit of 45 .tn ------------taking ptare Inour town ^aj^ueh o chemUtry. domestic A series of performance tests are iI --------------------------—— ’.«« »!-». HaaUnr. on( achoolgallons meant that drivers had Co FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CROTCH. . these dajs that fairly turn tots Prenrh eie given which indicate the ability of business Friday afternoon, FOR SAL! eliminate forced pit stope. They S ” ""p “ : 1-b.ht twm. rthern rrr.wn .rr,l jnat r*il in. pupil to observe, reason and act I Mr. and Mrs Ben Blakney of; a New and Used had.to have tires that could stand, Preaehlnx. rl Clmler Whitand nin» 5:30 I*. M. correctly and quickly. These consist {Hastings were Sunday guests of hls\ M,. nm Ooo5mou.b or rh.Uop. “ up under terrific pounding. ' 11 •■') A,. M. ■ i <AUTO PARTS for the most part of puzzles of vary- i brother. Jay .0.0, Blakney and wife. r-ho half mil— «»*ath k’rrmr.ril .wo mr oi u.r. Kromms ! wr'S’” m " ntau tion brought. ktg. by Uir depreaNo other 500 miles of race or road le. ' ■ s Ing degrees of difficulty and the Two car loads of Girl Reserves test put such a strain or responsi­ JLaybextos Brake 1.ininc kf.. .... H.., ■ , I,. Ifelon ------ -------------------------------------■ — ; Knox cube Test, some of thc pux- ‘ ■•momponlM by their Irndrr. MVo ’’"J”’"""- Mrs.J11* “W?; wages of teachers and ol all bility on tires. . Lap speeds of 120 olo < Brake Cables. Spindle Bolls ift—n a. ar. -1 arAl. • f-r Vms Cnrr. “ f,1""1’ employees of the schools have been I zing merely test ability to distin­ Ell. C..L.-S miles an hour mean at least 150 ?“ “ p'”"' 4 and Buhhiru-x CHURCH Or THE NAZARENE. guish rapidly between various geo­ torod io Lm.lng Thursday morbid, Itul ....I ,pmi tlw day. Thry vhu.4: ‘h'c“ B-l.irdw, J.me cut 35 1-2 per cent, and the num­ miles per hour on the straight away. 4 Generators • Rai Aim M..’i n 13 Pincoin Batuta* ; metric forms; others test such ber of teachers reduced to the low­ This places a terrific outward thrust both Ihr Caphol olid lhe Slolc | »• » »>'leh Um publle aro hulud d Wheel Bearinrs . thlngg as concentration, co-ordlnaT ( ..mL-p. nt Wall lit. •8.11 est possible limit oonslstent with on the tires in negotiating curves. FoK ft KN J Ring and Pinion Gears TY”"* 01 ' “b wl" carrying on an up-to-date school. tlpn. riiservntion nnd ability to reo- BulldU., In the roremmn. Ihm Tlie momentum of tlie cars as Joyed a a picnic picnic uuiiier dinner m at rouer Poller rurx. Pork. E Giese ica» tests all Indicate sonic some jujeu riii e «.«»ne.-h,tir son. n Ji Uic.-x.nit iiiiiiciue , rol Ttum. l? o‘..M ?" '.2“' day Open Saturday Evenings tiiey drive into tlie turns brings an II. >’ W.rinian |i..>tnn i. IS ...... nt tne nnr. Mi.i »;-i vr.rrr weakness consistently present, the I-In the afternoon .. they visited thc lAA' 6,y-.xlllnll , nllllrliniy ffrar ?r tHn ? u5* time lost year teachers were paid in uncontrollable action called "drift­ l.lil Mr. F,|.i.. ilr 1 I...t. 7 l:..ut.. r.1 nark, 15 1 '' investigators enn feel certain that i School for tlie Blind, and the Michi- R; Jd, passing on bills incurred by scrip. It had been redeemed; also ing,” by which the car, though lla.lUixa. Fir.t < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH ..I .if HutHu.l I.-., h.ali II IS un cinrecn “W dl«»«ered al Iran «„ or gun SUU course. They sir iwu-r [ >' “nhJX''"“ that the school bonds due a year ago headed In the right direction tends J Phone 2G37 Hastings WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH btulneas. All . .•>• liuunn, the ryurces which account for de­ al Riverside Park. Grand Ledge and!lranaafll’‘« In May. which were In default for a 1 to sweep over embankments. It not .it r i .Ij mill. ,i.»rlh nt Frirnil a.'Iuwl •lUluM lhe oommenceinent e„r- '“'"'J','" 10 ,•» I™'”' time, had been paid, together with I only lake* driving skill, but also rm. oauhart. Puior 401 B. luu Road flclcncy in reading ability. fl 13 *lb"‘ w',u “ Pre*ldein ot lhe all the Interest, also lhe Installment' faultless tire construction to get tlie iiuttnci cxnrck. , There are so many factors to Clbe. ol Lake Odessa High achool on I 7 nf takc into account In Interpreting their way home. The girls who en- 'c„’. . ..... ... 1 of principal and interest due this better of this grip. «... I',.,?,',"..*,' .<.'•* Thu’»..l»» results that the task becomes com- joyed tills trip were: Pauline Moore.l.."*Sl*ard Ti l2aj5 c®’np,eU’d• year year naa had oecn been met met on on we the naw; date; At At 120 120 miles miles an an hour hour tne the cencenFld®™1 Radl® when h..rn» i sn Y M w ii « (plex. a negative result, for exam- Margarel Brown. Brown. Lucile Lucile Lenz. Lenz. Ruby RubyIt ™ when due. due. It It was was shown shown that that there there ! trifugal trtfugal force force In tn the the tires tires Increases Increases Grace Bryans,* Dorothy |?”‘°®‘ J”**"®', „ «,d !a*‘ Uf*k will be carried forward into tlie next I their circumference at least ten per s'.rtl. lrOn<-R.ro:i.y*,X“hU0l 2 «O F ' P‘C’ ma* J* due ’<> lhe fact >n. Anna Anna acowc. Stowe. r.nssa El Issa ; ^9“*®----. 17 <. ?1—Zi »i’— ^hr. ** “ h®®1 year a .— c“..h *urplus of falr ccnt and often much more- 11 U Nrr.iftHi t <h> i- m v u w it Fn the child*-is tired, suffering from Shellington, ------------------Z ~~ scnoc. Lewis. Lillian Blough. Maxine Bueh-■ ”'1*cag0 nnd “ H0* hla hotne size. The ” * ''n Y *u'r* some mlnor «*lment or perhaps Just Tlie opinion opinion was was expressed expressed the Firestone gum dipping process i.i’t NuniU brooding over a real or imagined un- ler. Ethel Thompson and Eleanor I UuR. W ■. the .■ stole —— shall carry out. Us i.- , of manufacture. Mr. Andrus believes, BORROW MONEY Tholcr. > n£’7l5,c WhUney was removed to parl of work of maintaining the which welds the tirws— into on* wr.i .nri..i«»r- f..r ii... »wh«n pleasantness on your car and pay Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes at- ’•cc£*',n5 hospital at Grand Rap- .schools, as pledged by recent laws, istrong, cohesive unit which permits •rL.'"’"'’1 ’b'h ‘h* ,u" ' TetLs 01 lhls 90rt- therefore, bcof ; !P?n ’ lng .’ ‘ -------------past due bills! K.S.-.I !■»»>•—iu<. Minard i^« come a mailer of constant rcpcti- tended the graduating exercises irjvuv.i oi; ~~ r ,, —s' . . ' there Is no reason why Hastings thc tires to meet the terrific strains KE! H>>rrr M.iuHv Hr) >" on a tion and the continual checking of Woodland High school .Thursday ,’m-—J — |™ Ral1 ,cR Tuesday morning for । schools shall not continue on the of a speedway face. Call or Writ* >rrnn... II on a 31 Rumia^ai.n laboratory resu|t4 W|lh classroom evening. rcuura. University hospital. Ann Arbor, for same high level as they have been Mr. Kidder ur.ci and,®. nna’ c..“m,n"V® "enl- iinuunuiiieu I maintained lor for many many yvara. years. Thc ' ■ Observance. Thc projier solution 13 BRANCH DISTRICT. mi. and u»u Mrs. mra. Eugene rLiuucr , , ... “ a!, ’d trpal, -------inc ... . . . . Mrs Ilnll Is visllintr >inr itniKrhtk.r I | principal ... ... . ...... ...I . debt . - ha-s Last Week’s Letter. ,,, 15 Vs l*nR ,r ''“Ukhtcr. Of the bonded i by no means as simple and definite family and Mr. J. D. Zagelmcier of HASTINGS PARISH. Hastings, iuiu und vne the latter's daughter. ।IVivern Cook, and family at ;I been reduced $24,500 from the orlglaucrs uaugmer. , . r.- -------- — — -------J’ al The Branch school closed Friday METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. I as working out a problem in matlie- noauuga. ■ ■ —Grace .. . . ... . $170,000. with"every ... Mrs. Homer, of... Houghton. | Ijiko u‘ke Onrssn Odessa during during hls absence. | tnnl expectation with a program. Ice cream and cake I matlcs. Rev. O. M. Conklin — Wednesday ■■■-■ • visitors .... at the! .. , MiJ Oro nm.hik.TV.«l ot clnuilhj up lhe hal.nee or u» were served to lhe parents and chlli Thc dally program being conduct­ wele ed by Prof. Carter consists of lec­ home of Mr. and Mrs. John Karch- ■ he home of hci• «m Pnuik. olul I Khool bood. wilhln u7t«el,. wire ot Ornnd n«pld«. lhe po.4 ;,Up,llaW (or p.ymmt. National Bank Building, tures. discussion, remedial work with ^Claude Whitney is In a very crttl-'* were elected for the coming year. cck oM a"d on ,kn Tuwdny „< of <hl. this ™.k week tin; >*!.! M Smi.lai Xrlxml. 1" 1’. A M .mb A[,„ pU,y e„rU,„ „„ the children and conferences at Rev. E. F. RlKxtdes has been re­ 1 *. 1 ...J 1 !. /onia, Michigan ' tJ.lur- n 1lmiilrrahi.lt — Sun.lai Hrhm.l 10 00 A ,o. lcave for *« «‘™dfd again drawn, the orchestra played which siwciflc cases are discussed. cal condition at hls Iwmr at this fl M K.u.z.„ turned by the Conference for anothPrenrlilnc aervirr 11 <>o A. M Marlin — H ’ inilnv Brhnol !■> in A J018-I0 Grand Rapid, ;v“11 w,,h her son. Wm. H.. and another selection and at Ita con- er year, for which all are very glad, SILK- Lennar.l I ml ||. Herewith Is a list of lhe teachers at­ writing Qnirft.) — Nii.ular Hrh.ml, IJ on A w tending the course: -..a - I !■> •inirc ,.f fieri f l Travy Hinkley of Harvey. W. tamlly of Galwin Wnsh^ National Bank Building. elusion the curtains were again The North Sunday School is planI’raarhiior .rr«l<r 17 mi A M K|.», ''"I 1 S'. Hr... .1 Sunday guests nt the home of Mr. raised, showing the members of the nlng for ChUdren's Day In three l.racnr 7 ■in f M I Hastings Elementary teachers— spent Memorial Day with his aunt, Grand Rapid,, Michigan vllrU I * ?.‘n’> ''Alr 't h.“rl.-i T.iu. JV.rri.me—Nnndav Nrhnnl. )O:on A. M Mrs. Bertha Kuhn. Miss Mary Wil­ Miss Augusta Hinkley iand Mr" 1 E M‘>ore were. Miss class in line, exactly os they first weeka. till JI .17. 4' rm ir liams. Mrs. Agnes Siegel, Mrs. Louise . Rev. August Nugler of Evart was O'1'? MjrO’n’ber Miss Iwda Moore {inarched onto the stage. ■ Mra. Laurel Marshall and two BAPTIST CHURCH. | fr.'-K lii'u rh:. r 'fi and “n William, all । In a fine and fine-spirited talk little daughters were In Pontiac Buchner. Miss Grace Edmonds.’Miss a guest at the home of* Mr and Mrs C,l>dc . , |r>uw<|. Elizabeth Finch. Miss Helen Wade. F E. Brunner from Saturday until iof.yrnnd,Rapld'„ I Principal William T. Wallace pre- last week where Mr. Marshall has Mrs Charlotte Hubbard. Mrs. Ala Tuesday morning. He went from I. ™r‘ a , Dlthouse were tented । <««• ‘1 urc lhe cuum class.- r.«eiz Every invinua memberlwork. Rapids Tuesday tfuro | knew that he or she has no better | Mrs. Sarah Qstroth spent SaturMyers. Miss Josephine Stein. Miss here to Lake Odeasa and then to J Helen PurnUs. Mtas Esther Doty. Sjuth Huven und will visit hls,Mrs OUhouse underwent an cxainl-1 frlPnd ilwn Mr Wallace, who has day afternoon and Bunday with her Miss Jennie McBain. Mrs. Gertrude daughter. Eula and Melva at Eran- llallonH,’r ninny friends are||onB and so faithfully served this!sister, who is ill near Woodland. Wilcox. • — • • before . .home. ।|-pleased Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Norton of ston. Hi., returning - -that she has gotten along i community as principal of our fTn.?, Junior High school—Miss CathThc L. A- S. had a very success-n -aciwout. schools a«nr None oi of u» us van can appreciate appreciate Marshall «»■>■ were uu>iw«; Sunday guests of mi. Mr. rhur. h ' erlne Clark. Miss Gertrude Hampton ful baked goods sale al lhe Bakery 1 Mr, an“ Mrs- Scmlal’ Reese were tfle influence for good which he has and Mrs. Vincent Norton and Mr. | and Mrs Beatrice Knapp. Mrs. Wes-1 Wes- {exerted Mrs. Keith Norton. Norton, biiildincr . exerted during the more than a and Mra. building Suiurrtav Saturday. ' —1 lSunday Ou**u“s guests *uvau» of Mr. «•>. nnd »>■» Mra. a let ’ Kelln Hear Clarksville. nunrlRrnf n r,.nlnrv Ira whlrh In. hot Reverill I Hr* old f , High school teachers—Fred Jones Several of the old friends and EMMANUEL CHURCH. Rev. B •WT. and »u mra. Mrs. r F.. uuvn.B Loomis were m in; , . ’ , , u .. . quarter of a century In which lie has land Miss Vivian Reynolds (EPISCOPAL) Smyrna and Grand Rapids Thurs-, T"p mnnf friends of Mr. and Mrs. been a prominent member of the neighbors of Mrs. Bernice Mead —Ur Special-David A. VonBiuklrk. day and again on Friday, called IIon Shepherd ince Maude Kenyon) High school faculty. He has earned Shaw, surprised her on her birth­ 318 t«l ssss Miss Helen Merson. and Mrs. Mabel Jiere by the serious illness of their l?‘ Charlotte, were grieved to hear of an(j deserves lhe esteem and confi- day at her home in Kalatno Thursliece. Miss Helen Earl. | h.ls dcath on Wednesday. Moy 30. at । dence of thc classes as they have day.brlnglng a lovely pot luck supper r Trinitv 'Clark. FOR Every truss we fit Is guar­ M.<’ The M M E. E. church church was filled , ‘he ,“ Ba■“ .ltu!5, c vr Creek where hc<,me and gone. At each Alumni re- with them. I Barry County teachers — Mrs. The was well well filled 7K Sanitarium, o-mnnr um. wnere anteed to hold the rupture hAd, bccn ,or for nbout about two w^ks. weeks. tiiurrh Maude Smith, county commlsslon- on Monday evening. May 28. for the J1® ,hAd Mi and we keep It In proper ad­ ...... ,r.a. ... gr«iu4tu>it . .. . exrrrL^, . fmm ■n nreolrdmvn r 4.,. i .rr er; C. J. Barnum. Florence L Krocs, cljlm. : ,lrtrvlllir ’' n« ■Ii ’ rerovrr <'»"> justment for you. Let ns show n'1 ■ill 'L । E,la s' RoKfr-s. Marie A. Cole. Vcl • Much cn-dll U due the teacher. Veto «M'lt, be eulTendl «ee„l menial you the New Akron Truss Wfiuri ' ma Hunt. Josie Watrous. Isadora Curler, and the graduating rlruc. tor.ato ®«Pbenl hue hern In a feature "Selective Pressure M her home >>«••» a Echtlnaw. Helen Butolph. Gwcn- lhe rrunner Ln which they had dee».)"" 5rtu"1 Control". Nothing else like I dolyn Ga?MII, Flossie Allerdlng. ruled lhe church, imng lhe rlu«1 h" no' K> been Inlormed ol ■ 1L We ar* «xclusiV4' roproj Virginia Harrison. Alice Eaton. Myr­ color, ol yellow .nd blue. Ingeiher I ,Mr sl.n.herd . deulh. Al one Ume. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL tle Wilson. Zona Smclker, Vernlce with lerna. newer, und preUy uelIL. j b">“' »•*do-M-lred ol bul al Ihu CROTCH. I Bchson. Georgia Bassett, Lucille De- work. The program w„ unique und "K»‘ I1" “ Ire.|ly Improred and The Prescription Drug Store tr>hit'. jwitt. Marguerite McPhariln. Freda well prepared and .howod much I™"" turlher romi.llcuilon. wf In. Smith, Gertrude McPiuirlin, June Ihooghl and e.relul training. Thr h"t"' ■" held "or tier rompleu re. HASTINGS MICHIGAN Your Phone Call Starts Our Truck* On the Way Irlandl Margaret Fumiss. Edna treahmun cla» ogled » oahera. A. T”’ “T Sh'Plwrd ww» M ye.ni II III. Numb Flory. Bernice M. Springer, Rutli Mb. FJUsa Lewi, played !he march.:01 w“ ,5"“ J' Stutz, Marjorie Porker, Bess Farr. lhe liurtrou member, ol lhe was engaged in tlie mill and elevaPaul Smith. Mary Smith, Erma were ushered to their places on the COME TO THE llglrtal Gregg. Merle Ellis, Lucille Austin, or business. having taken over th • platform by Junior Blough and Lola Fi DELTON RESTAURANT Marcella Lester. Leland Jones and Wieland, and the following program business In which he has worked Telephone 2194 East Green St Norma Cool. FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER was given: Invocation. Rev. Minard with his father for many years, at Ifottir Cooklr.z the latter’s death about two yejirs Lewis; Salutatory. Dorothy Perkins; CHURCH or CHRIST. COATS 0B0VK STF.AK or CHICKEN Class History. Ione Bryans; Class ago Funeral services were held on Complete ... DOG Prophecy. Myron Cami>bell; Class Friday afternoon from lhe home of F. SprrUJ prU< far (Bill eklldrtD. Song; Class journal. Robert Whit­ his step-mother. Mrs. L. H. Shop- ' herd. Much sympathy Is extended O u ce.______________ ‘ ney; Glftatory. Donna Helrlgle; to the bereaved widow in her great Your Mission. Gerald Forbey; Class B0WF.NS MILLS CHURCH. Mirror. James Cool; Class Poem. J. P. H. Kenyon of Charlotte U P»t»r llondrtil. Parlor. Betty Stewart; Value of a High Klar Reboot. 10:30 A. M Pr School Education. Raymond Bunn; making his home with L R. Wolcott 'Continued from Page One) Bnlldlm Factcrtra Vadedlctory address. Lucile Bassett and family for the present. I FOR SALE—Brood «O« •“ M. NEWTON1—------------ ------------- r Z-.Kfc’sill WANTS EOIICITHLSW iTcnsnot ""' “r Eighty-Nine Seniors Receive Diplomas Our Service FA wt . tl ► ► ► $ ► ► ► ► REDUCED RATES Fidelity Corporation of Michigan Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service Delivery Hastings Ice & Fuel Company M'NITTUIWMONEY WILLBEMl.ffl.45 WANTED! and Metedith Lewis; Class WUl. - SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. Nicholas Cramer; Farewell.address. Lawrence Wieland; Presentation of Mr. and Mrs. Wllford Price and Diplomas. Supt. Ray Hamilton; Mrs. Bessie Welch of Lansing spent Benediction, Rev. Frank Loomis. The class motto was "We Finish To1i Sunday at Asa Strait's. Miss Virginia Peters visited her Begin’’ and the class flower was the X mother in Marshall overJLhc vreek end. i B. L. Brayton and daughter. Mrs Grace L. Dillc and daughter J Marvel Gunn and son Clarence, all Gladys Bultman of Grand Rapids of Watervliet, visited Wednesday al and Mrs. Jay Ackerson of Lansing rjll. the. home of lhe former’s brother, were guests with their sister, Lola Frank D. Brayton. Tuesday was picnic day nt school.’■ Strait. Mrs. Vera French LaChappclle and baby ot Grand Rapids and The smaller children with their par­ Doris Raze were callers in the nft-1 ents enjoyed a picnic at the school emoon last Thursday. grounds, the Grammar room held Edwin Williams. Asa Strait. Myrtheir picnic at Duck Creek, and the len Strnlt and Lester Wilson of High school Journeyed to Gull lake Niuhville leave Tuesday to attend the auto races In Indianapolis on times. Decoration day. The children of the M. E. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Williams of I School are practicing for a chil­ Grand Rapids are visiting at Bert, 'baw'riMj* dren's day program to be given soon. Steves. Mra. Williams is tn very poor Watch for further details. Health. If the attendance at the Memorial Pauline Riggle and boy friend of day services at M. E. church Grand Rapids spent the week end Wednesday forenoon Ls an accurate with former’s grandparents. Mr. and register of the patriotism ot this Mrs. Charley Smith. Callers In aftcommunity surely it is at very low emoon Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. tide. Much effort had been made to 1 Katherman and Mra. Addie Addle Hager arrange a program and the Interest of Lansing. Mr. arid Mrs. Robert shown was very small. The follow­ Smith. Mrs. Minnie -Hager ------- -“* and granddaughter. Iris. .1 iKitilmu. jjltin Smell of the Flag. Laurel Perkins. Helena Braendlc. Lorna June Stewart; SOUTH COATS GROVE. Community singing. Faith of Our Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Hall of Jackson ’ Fathers; Flag salute; Prayer. Rev were gueste in the Firaler home over I. H. Osgood; Solo. Raymond Perk­ Decoration day. ins; Gettysburg Address. Jane CurEthel Ragla atterided an Alumni Mss; Reading. -Name of Old Glory." banquet in Detroit this post week, j Mrs. Stewart; Address. Rev. Frank 'Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hubbard of east Loomis; Balo. "Requiem.’’ Raymond Hastings, Mr. and Mrc. W. J. Fisk, Perkins; Benediction, Rev. Minard and Mra. Prances LaMont of Augus-1 to were callers at Freeman Fisk’*!1 Plans are being made for the an­ Sunday P. M. nual picnic of the M. E. Sunday Myra Firster was Lansing visitor School which wiU be held In the qn Thursday. • 502 near future. Watch tor announce­ Mr. and Mra. Orton Endsley were ment of time and place and plan to guests und Mrs. Anna Didsley of attend. Hastings, Gilbert, of Lansing and Mr. apd Mrs. Wm. Blough and Estlier Fox of Freeport callers at FOR BALE--IU4* Mr. and Mra Ed. Coats left Bunday Gordon Endsley’s Bundsy. t. s?« «. Mark ”, and Ralph. Mr. and Mra..Alva Moore morning for a fishing trip in the up­ per peninsula. Benjamin Franklin has often been About $30 000,000.000 13 Invested In Mr. and Mrs. Clia». W. Lickte ofrolled ------------the "father of the circulating [ । everyone will admit agriculture in the United States. Jackson spent Memorial Duy with library.” HASTINGS CITY MISSION. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. given over to the county road com­ mission. The count) has already taken over 54 Ynlles of township highways, and can look forward to taking over Lhe balance In 1835 nnd 1936. It means a’great deal of addition­ al work for the county to look after construction and maintenance work on 504 miles. The county system of roads contains about 300 mile*, which involves a good deal of effort and FIRSTa CHURCH requires lol of machinery and or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. equipment. If thc county is to do any klwd of a ■«rv|r« Job onMthe 504 A,miles tr>:30 already taken over, and on lhe 336 I ihr Onlf CatiBf. »r.4 , Hchodl at 0 1.(J A. M . miles that remain to be taken over ; In the next two years, it will require ' » lol of additional equipment It may be necessary for lhe road com। mission to make a considerable ad­ , ditiotial investment in road machln1 ery and In snow removal equipment I in order to do this work satisfactor­ ily. Jun what will be done by the CARn nF THANKRroad commission this year we do not »nt know, but we would Judge that the '•'fc probabilities are that they wUl need il*rbn< baby. *n“ a considerable additional equlp. I ment In order to take care of the fMt; nearly tripled mileage which the ru* I county road commission now is requlred to look after. The matter ot ( i grading und graveling township | roods must necessarily extend NORTHEAST IRVING. w long ways w la into the future. Mrs. Hazel Noviskcy of Freeport before satisfactory township hlghhas been assisting Mrs. Sam Eckert ways can be assured In all parts of a couple of days with her housework, the county. We know the road comMtss Wilma Wieland la now assist- mission will be disposed to give this Ing Mrs. will Kaufiman at Elnutale ] matter their best attention and meet and will continue throughout the their responsibUlty in a manner that summer. |wm result in a steady improvement Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and of all highways in the county. family attended the Moore reunion I which was held at Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cook's. South Bowne. Others who attended were. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn : Moore and Miss Phyllis Corrigan of Nashville, Mr. and Mrs William Moore and daughter. Miss Diana Matthews. J9e McClurkin.of Has- lib funeral Sendee for tlie day's outing. All report good CARDS of THANKS HASTINGS MARKETS Sprint Chlekraa GRANGE PROGRAMS ing program Modaan custom demands a fitting final tribute to the departed! Such a tribute we are able to give at reasonable costs. Our fine, complete equipment will give dis­ was given: Presentation tinction to the services. Families may. be assured that our years of experience in the funeral direct­ ing profession enable us to aid in caring for the many problems at a time of bereavement. Charles H. Leonard - Distinctive Funeral Service HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TELEPHONES. 2305 2417 i �Wedne»day, June 6, 1934 hnd harvesting hay for forage from' butyields either of the other two I rnw UFNIFNT RPCfiRn them. Uiki seed is usually readily available uiwii-iv i nbvvnu I easily and Is quite inexpensive. If I the local grocer does not carry It. | Inquire at thc plant where milk Is The action in modifying contract “”d reasonable in price. KEPT KEPT BY THE REGISTER planting restrictions cuppiemenu Weather Injuries/to pasture and, ------------------------pajteurized. During the summer Wheat and Corn-Hog Oon- plans for the purciiase of surplus meadow crops are already severe Jg Alphabetically Arranged By Home Economics Specialist! months, they will very likely be dry- • cattle. In the drought region* ana Enough to warrant the planting of r ' 8 I Michigan State College Ing the excess supply of milk and it z tracts Modified to Meet —-Can other drought relief measures.” ion® or more of these three emerg- , ----r*"*Qet the Facts 1 ' may be procured at a reasonable Drought Conditions Emrrsmry crop, r.eommemlM •».n>“‘ <"“• price.________ _ ___________ Quickly ( _ . 1 More than a thousand groups have lor uw In Michigan by llw depart! Immediate ralna cari not repair lhe East Lansing —Drought conditions The people of Barry county have been organized during the post year BOWNE CENTER. ment ol lam crop, at Michigan . d“*‘” ll0,“ “ *h*‘ * have caused thc modification of reason to। be Proud of Earl the m home economics extension work Mrs. Jennie Fox and daughter, suie College include Sudan graa..; SXriturS dtTrlnV^Mer arer- every 1> Wguier ro.h—.. In a.Ktnt, l.l.v B*— >1 ....... .. . federal rulings concerning the ruuer. ot nasunga. were Mrs Keitn Keith Fuller, of Hastings, •■TO bcane. arid (odder corp. These h“ h“ ne» buHos as the with a total enrollment of 18200, ac- Mrs. cording to Miss Edna V. Smith, slate Grand Rapids visitors Monday, planting of forage crops on both crops can be sown until June 15 .i._ ro,» Tnmginia ntmau icustodian of all chattel mortgages leader ot home demonstration Mrs Ada Thompson of Freeport ii-ith the nmanoet nt -rearx tnr the East Lansing Weather Bureau. i . ‘ ", contracted and non-contracted with me prospect of crops of for- 1 ThLl .trained in «nite nf Bnd >o< sale records. He has agents. iiiu mvuiiiru ..... । visited her son. Henry, and family “ **“*• attained ui m eunr spite ui or .. acres In Michigan, according U5 age with average weather condl- | Tn the fact that frosts occurred on five Prov“*t book’ 00 Seven hundred and fifty made- from Tuesday until Saturday. a Chester C. Davis, administrator of tion*. days. ouiuhuix Sunshine: wu wu 75 per ™-cent .. of * ,ch Lher* ,rL r5corded slx over dresses have been reported in o . . ... uays. ia per Mrs. Addle Benton. Mra. Gertrude 1 the agricultural adjustment act. *>.. amount possible and m _____ _ chattel mortgages. Each contains a Sudan grass can be seeded for 1 the 10 _ per cent each of four counties. A saving of Thomas and Helen Benton accom­ These modificatlons_apply to lands ., record,of the of -the m ^i'.'----ur<* p’a"Un« ........ madc by above iMMinai. normal. Total rainfall was wm brief total rauiian -................... ........... - maker —- — ­ panied Mra. Merrill Karcher to her in !1i133 Inches for ■the month. XU Inch- mwtnge. the person to whom it Is 11.900 In one county and 91.400 in affected by cither wheat or com-hog June 10 will be ready for grazing In n inrhe« another was estimated by groups school picnic Tuesday. A bountiful contracts In Michigan. At least 30. four or five weeks after seeding. Thc H tyio* normal The total rainfall glvfn and lhe ll*ms of Prol*rtY making over clothes, considerable dinner was served in the„ White 000 Michigan farmers can now-plant normal amount of seed per yre is deficiency for the first five months „the “me JThe }* Ingenuity was shown in effecting barn to slxty-five. Oames and con­ forage crops in larger amounts than 25 pounds. Sudan gnus can be pas* tn alphabetically arranged, so that It in 1034 1934 u is 4.7g 4.76 inches. inches. IZXrZZ ---------------------”— X " these savings, one woman having tests were enjoyed by all. Mrs 4as possible under contract terms tured until frosts, or It can be cut SpreUI Bui. Ho, ISO publhhcU .1 !«•“, >» “W '<* “W made henelf a very attractive suit Karcher will teach the Merriman previously In effect. for hay. It la about lhe same as Michigan sue. Collcgf gira lull:1? “J* “E ”•“« “> JMHUto school the coming year. Mr. Davis says, ”11 restrictions are timothy In feeding value but Is liked descriptions and directions lor rrov-1 * belher the property owned by any from alkali sacks. Mra. Chas. Deming and baby of In one county 9.800 quarts of meat removed on the planting of and better by animals. Ing all emergency hay and piture . •"»” P'rs“ L’ «""*<> by chattel and chicken were canned as a con­ Alto spent Thursday with Mra. John harvest of'any forage crop on non­ mortgage. Soybeans can be planted In rows crops. Nun and family. contracted acres on farms under 28 inches apart or broadcast. The The new law. which went into ef­ tribution to home living. The ma­ Mra. Addle Denton and Mrs. Ger­ adjustment contracts. Tates of seeding are 30 pounds per fect on March 29, removed chattel jority of women reported at least trude Thomas and Beatrice were in "Restrictions on the use of lhe acre In rows or one and one-half STATE INHERITANCE mortgages and bills of sale from the 65 per cent of their living being Middleville Friday. raised on their own farms and many contracted or rented acres, which bushels when broadcast. A mixture township clerks ’ offices to the coun ­ LAWS FAVOR THE WIFE ty register of deeds’ office. This are getting as much as 90 per cent. have been retired from crop pro­ of • six or eight pounds of Sudan DOWLING. Burlap sacks, old clothes, and odds duction under the contract, arc also grass with the broadcast soybeans make* It much more convenient for A Children's Day program is be­ and ends ot material which could modified to permit the planting and heljM lhe beans smother out weeds. She Can Will All Her Proper­ all concerned. Ing arranged and will be given at harvest ot all foruRe crops except Fodder corn drilled at the rale of A provision of lhe new law. which not be used for anything else have the church next Sunday evening. ty to Others, While Huacom and grain sorghums and to 15 or 20 pounds to thc acre produces everyone should understand. Is that been made Into several thousand June 10. beginning at 8 o'clock P. M. । band Cannot permit pasturing these retired acres a heavy crop of feed. This crop any chattel mortgage filed since rugs. As an example of what can be Mra. Julia Skillman of Kalamazoo,, March 29 is good for three years done toward remodeling and re- who was a former resident here, was . death of lhe husband with or with­ without renewal. Instead of one year finlshing old furniture, an attractive the guest of her granddaughter, out his having a will, his wife would an heretofore. There Is a question bedroom cludr has been made from Mrs. Mildred Hook, last week and' Rajah inherit a fixed, definite percentage about how long mortgages that were an old kitchen chair, an auto seat, attended the Memorial Day exer­ of hls property. The law of Michi­ filed previous to March 29 may hold and a slip cover. cises. gan. until a short time'ago. gave u —whether the old law would govern The Circle members were well husband no claims whatever upon or lhe new h*a not been determined tendance of over 300 at the Achieve­ pleased with the outcome of their any property owned by hls wife, by the courts as yet—but it Is a com­ ment Days, which represent lhe end Decoration Day plans, as the pro-' except her personal property, in case paratively small matter to have a of the project year. Work done dur­ gram proved to be very enjoyable. she died without leaving a will The mortgage renewed and placed on Ing the year In the project groups The ■ address of the day by Mr. law still remains true that the hus­ record, so it will hold for three years1 is exhibited. Ketcham was especially good and band cannot will hls property away thereafter. Vacationing in sparsely settled re­ the proceeds of the dinner were be­ and cut his wife off from sharing Everyone who makes a chattel gions meins the careful planning of yond expectations and aa this par­ therein. It is still true that the wife mortgage should see to It that the1 food supplies to ensure the right ticular time of year is the appro­ can will her property, all of It. to mortgage is paid. Otherwise it will Quantity as well as the right kind. priate time to raise funds for this others than her husband without remain on the record as unpaid and: according to home economics nutri- work, it is hoped the practice may hls having any right to shore tn it. would affect the credit and financial1 tion specialists of Michigan State be continued. standing of die person who gave the College. Mr. and Mrs. Damon Warner are gon. If a wife shall die and leaves mortgage. Dried or canned fruits and vege­ the parents of a daughter, who ar­ no will, the husband will be entitled tables are necessary when going too rived on Decoration Day. Mrs. Cleo MARRIAGE LICENSES. to one-third ot her property, if they far from gardens and orchards. Covey of Hastings Is assisting with have children. If there are no chil­ Wm. Emerson Worley. N. Y. City 58[ Dried prunes are an old standby. lhe work and care of the baby. dren. and she left no will, he would Bertha K Scheid. Woodcleft. N. J. 521 Dried apricots and dried apples, Duane Woodmansee returned from Inherit one-half. However, she can Lloyd Hawley, Woodland ...............21 when available, are also suggested. Chicago Thursday were he spent cut him of! from inheriting any of Carrie N- Curtiss. Clarksville........ 16 I Canned tomatoes should be in- three days witnessing the many Rajah Jan are reusable her property If site chooaei to make Paul W. Birman, Hastings..............22 l eluded once a day in the menu, al- sights of the big city. Tpgelher a will to that efiect. Myrtle Eileen Norris. Hastings ..16I ways using the vegetable as soon M with thirty other carrier boys, they ) possible after it comes out of the were guests of the Battle Creek Howard O West. Hastings ...........29 ALBION DOES WELL. - can It is well to remember only Moon-Journal and were royally en­ Report* from Albion College indi­ Alma L- Mentgen. Freeport ...........26 to heat the tomatoes through Instead tertained while there. They with cate that that institution Is in far of cooking them for a long time, as their escorts were registered at the SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. better financial condition than most Miss Ila Jarrard of Battle Creek. tills destroys the scurvy preventing Stevens hotel and attended the op­ small colleges. This year it graduat­ ’ vitamin. ening day of the fair in a body. On Camels—Luckies—Chesterfields—Old Golds ed a class of 118. among them being spent the week end at lhe L. W ’ All kinds of dried beans u well as Wednesday thc boys were given a Jarrard home Waller Heath of this city. Mr. and-Mrs. Sam Buxton and। peas arc suitable for hearty camp real treat with a bus trip to Indian­ Paul Jones—Wings—20 Grands, carton 89c Not only did the college end thc meals. Eggs are a problem because apolis where they enjoyed the auto­ year without financial difficulties, Gordon of Bedford. Mr. and Mrs.’ they are bulky and hard to carry. mobile races making it a worth said President Seaton, but it has Harold Stanton and Mr. and Mrs . Powdered egg. which Is used by com­ while trip and one to be long re­ ull carried on with only slight reduc­ Harold Gray of East Assyria spent; merclal baking firms, is. suggested membered. or C.rwallaw tions in professors' salaries and lab­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harve and may be used In many ways In The Ladles' Aid Society will serve 5-lb. oratory appropriations, and without Cheeseman and family. ■ preparing camp dishes. dinner on Thursday. June 21, wiUx Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norton and any cut whatever In library appro­ , Dried milk will be found to be Mra. Sylvia Fisher and Mrs. Mate priation. so that the college has gone Claota called on Mrs Amy Robbins’ spKndid for cooking, and it carriesi Oswald in charge. Strawberry ahortthrough the year without any Im­ in Battle Creek Sunday. Ike. N. B. C. Spacial Mr and Mrs. Lee Gould and sons pairment of its educational effic­ and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Sheldon and 2-lb. iency. Sodas orCrahan family attended the funeral of Mr. bos Goulds mother at Battle Creek PLAY AT BOWENS lb. or Ksffee Haag MILLS CHURCH. Monday. Mrs Verold Robinson and daugh­ On Wednesday. June 13. a play entitled. ’The Despised Servant ters of Grand Rapids spent Satur­ Olrl.” will be given at the Bolens day with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Presl- FARMERS CAN PLANT ALL FORAGE CROPS Homemakers Homemakers' COTHCT Comer SALAD CIGARETTES Pet Milk Soap ChipsE"’ T"k Fig Bars z Crackers Sanka Post Toasties«>.„•. 3 Jello 4 Tomatoes Del Monte 2 Piekies Matter Brand Sweet GhorIiini Dessert No. 2 q». 35' 35' 33' 17' 43' 39' 19* 33' 33' NEW CARROTS LEMONS Good six. . NEW POTATOES SPINACH Homa Grown 5c Dox. 29c 10 u- 25c 4 u». 15c Watermellon* Cantaloupes Bunch Tomatoes Scot Tissue 3 Karo Syrup Rinso Dinner Rolls Lifebuoy Soap Peanut Butter Sultana Rice Fanej>'filua Roto Pineapple Broken Slices , Corn Flakes Sunnyfiald ■ roll. S-lb pail Bln. Label pk«.. lb*. JjNo. 2H 35' 33 19* IA & P MEAT MARKETS Cx Boston Cuts From Ou Famouc Branded Beef Minced Ham w,i., sued Corned Beef Armour's Star Summer Sausage . ' I9c 19C u>. iqc Lb. I9c u. EXTRA SPECIAL-With or Without Garik 'Z lu. 25c BACON Hams M-h-sBy AdfrtkM Bmde, Vbaia «U( Half LK ISC Lard Armour*a Star, In Cartons 4 Lb.. 29c Lard—BE 3URE1 Bolling Beef PART TWO- THE HASTINGS BANNER STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. The Striker Cemetery Circle will have an Ice cream social at the Quimby church basement Thursday evening. June 14. 1WU1 begin serv­ ing at five o'clock and continue un­ til ail are served. Everyone wel­ come. - , Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Houghlalin of Hastings called at Arthur Houghtalln’s Thursday. Mr. and Mra. John Mead and sons of Detroit spent Sunday at James Mead's. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sherman of Pontiac spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ickes recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bark of Kalamatoo visited Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McKeown Sunday. Mrs. James Mead spent part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fuhr of Cedar Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Forre.it 8tam and Mrs. Ida Wilkinson of Maple Grove called al Walter Ickes' Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf of Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Geiger Sunday. SOUTH SHULTZ. Mra. Ada Ashby attended the __ meeting at Prairieville Sunday night. The many friends of Charley Ken­ yon will be glad to hear he is able to sit up part of the time. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Barnes of Pontiac spent Wednesday and Thursday with their uncle, Mr. and Mra. a. E Kenyon, and George Leonard of Freeport and Mrs. Cora Moore of near Hastings visited them Wednesday, and Miss Sally Honeysett of Coldwater Is spending h week with them. Mra. Edith Bonneville and son. Merle, of Battle Creek spent Tues­ day and Wednesday with her son. Lester, and family, and Mr, and Mrs. William Bonneville and daugh­ ter. Suzanne, hnd Eva Bonneville of Battle Creek spent Wednesday with them. Mra. Florence Peake will enter­ tain the Shults Community Club Thursday. Everyone welcome. Rev. Fred Horn, in company with Cenard Smith and C. Laubaugh at­ tended ff meeting at Cincinnati. O , over the week end and Mr. Rogers and family <5f Cloverdale spent a few days with Mrs. Hom and Eve­ lyn. QUIMBY. The members of the Epworth League and Mrs. McIntyre's class went to Barryville to lhe Children’s Day exercises Bunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Todd of Hop­ kins were visiting old friends and neighbors Decoration day. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scott and Freda spent Decoration day at the home of their son in Battle Creek. The Birthday club was pleasant­ ly entertained Thursday by Mrs. Anna Belle Clemons. Mr. and. Mrs. Latham of Eckford Parents are better In some ways They no longer adjust the children's visited their son. Fred Lalliatn and family, over the week end. underwear to fit the calendar. The Quimby Epworth League will delegate to the Epworth League conference at Albion. I wish to correct the mistake made - II stomach GAS prevents sleep­ ing on right aide try Adlerika. One dose brings out poisons and- 1 LyBarker, Druggist,—Adv. 1 Newfoundland is offering Labra I dor for sal*. Now there’s our Idea of Medal Contest held at the church Instead oi ii.ncbu ot a viutu Gold Mcuai Medal umcai, Contest, 1930 Chevrolet, 157-in W. B. All in fair running contiition and at sur4 prisingly low pricea. t t One 1929 6 Cylinder ir Sedan In Good Condition, Commander Mod., Now at Only .... £ Genuine Ford Parti, Batteries, Etc. General and Corduroy Tires , > Universal Garage Co. FORD DEALERS Hastings Michigan "Watch the FORDS Go cake will be on thc menu If home grown berries are available at that lime. Mrs. Ina Bodfish who spent the but only those with dining can. guest at the Milton TrafTord home Saturday, enroute to her home In Colorado. Smoking and Drinking? Watch Your Stomach Approximately 90 per cent of the For quick relief from Indlgaotion and upset stomach due to Government protection on the Pribllof islands. The country's smartest dog seems to have been located at Gerber, try Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets. LyBarker. Druggist—Ad. Just What Do You Demand of a Good Bank? This is a fair question and one which merit* your careful con­ sideration. Isn’t it true that you demand— . b I 1 A safe place for the deposit of your savings fund; insurance of its safe return to you; a fair rate of interest earning. . * The security of your commercial account; an account always available, permitting the Iiayment of current expenses and accumuated bills by checks, thus giving you a posi­ tive record of each transaction. The privilege of financial advice and discus­ sion of personal business and financial prob­ lems with bank officials who have had ex­ tensive experience. . 4 The availibility of safety deposit boxes where insurance policies, deeds, bonds, mortgages and other valuable papers and documents may be kept safe from fire and theft. * . • A place where you may secure drafts, trav­ elers’ checks, etc., or have notes drawn and left for collection. Thue art a fow of tho eervicu thia bank haa boon trying to rondor ita patrona for noarly a half contury. church basement Friday. June 8. Thia will be home made ice cream. Don’t Sleep On Left Sider—Affects Heart 1930 Mod. A Ford Truck, 157 in. W. B. As An Individual Mills church at 8 P. M., by a group Mr. and Mra. Glen Howe of ladles from Grand, Rapids. Be­ tween acts readings arid vocal num­ Allen of Detroit spent from Thurs­ bers will be rendered. A free will day until Saturday with the former j sister. Mra. Lulu Gray. offering will be taken for the bene­ Mr. and Mra. Dale Downing and fit of lhe church. Everybody come. Mrs. Zella Miller of Castleton spent Sunday afternoon with G. C. OBITUARY. Lillian Lucille, baby daughter of Marshall and wife..Mrs. Miller re­ Chester and Lillian Bromley, was mained for the week. Norman Cobb spent the week end born May 3. 1934. and passed away May 13. 1934 She leaves to mourn with hls parents aj. Battle Creek. Harry Preston of Remont spent her going her father, mother, three . from Wednesday until Sunday with sisters and one brother, besides her grandparents. The little one was laid his parents, Mr. and Mra, Lester ’ Preston. to rest In the Striker cemetery. We watched her breathing through the night. Her breathing soft and low. And In her breath the wave of life. Kept heaving to and fro. Our very hopes belied our fears, Our fears and hopes belled. We thought her dying when the slept And sleeping when she died. Used HASTINGS, MICH �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE «, 1B34 discharge of Admr. issued, estate |limiting settlement entered. I discharge EBt. Thomas E. Chcascbrough. > 1 enrolled. , Est. Ruth and" Pau! Richards, mi­ dec'd. Petition to continue factory nor*. Petition for appointment of and extend contract filed, order to continue facton' and extend con­ guardian filed, order entered, — — bond J tract entered < E»t. William E. Aldrich, dec d 1 filed and letter* issued &t. Elmer E Moore, dec'd. Bond Judson, dec d. Ortlcr allowing claims entered of executeU filed, letters testamen­ Bond ot special Admr. filed, letters tary issued, order limiting settle­ issued ment entered Est. Margaret Deamer, deed. Or. muling will entered, bond filed and assigning Nashville Btate Bank ' letters Issued, order limiting settle-der -----------------------ri.OVEHI>.M.E entered, petitions for hearing jdeposit entered. Children's Day services will be Est. Lucy Franck, deed. Petition for specific performance of land held at the Evangelical church Sun­ ----------- — 10 Sunday June day morning. ------contract filed, order for specific perESt. Annie M. Heldeman, deed. School will be from ten to 10:30, formance of land contract entered. Annual account filed. Est Angle J. DeWolf. deed. Waiv­ after which there will be a program at. Fred E. Paine, deed. Inven- er filed, Mid special music by thc choir. : • tore filed, order allowing claims Mrs. Ross Pierce' entertained a Est. Mary Haff. deed. Notice ol entered, final account filed, waiver hearing issued host of friends In honor of Mrs. of notice, filed, order assigning resi­ Ganics were Elst. Lorenzo E Mudge, dee d. Pe­ Holtz a week ago. due entered tition for license to sell tiled. Est Pearl E. Miller, dee d- Notice ESI. EXta M. Radford, dec'd. Peti­ to creditors Issued. tion for Admr. filed, waiver of no­ Seated to Rev. Holtz nnd Mrs. Holtz 4W Samuel L. Hulllbergcr, doc'd. tice filed, order appointing Admr. by Mrs. Shorts, the president of lhe School class in behalf of the Admr. filed, Final receipts from heirs filed, or- entered, tuintu. bond «vuu of »«■>■. •<•>■«. let.v.- Sunday . der allowing final account entered, ters of administration issued, order NEWS CHEVROLET ANNOUNCES SUBSTANTIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS Chevrolet passenger cars and trucks Reductions amount to as much as $50 on some models Chevrolet is particularly glad to make this announcement when you can see and judge the Chevrolet at the National Exhibits of General Motors Products. Make it a point to look over these cars. Compare its modern features and new low prices with those of any other lowpriced car. Then you will know even more surely than before why wc say, "Drive the Chevrolet only 5-miles and you’ll never be satisfied with any other low-priced car.” CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN IEW REDUCED PRICES EFFECTIVE TODAY STANDARD MODELS Sport Roadster Coach. Coupe. MASTER MODELS Sport Roadster Coach. ...... Town Sedan Sedan........ .. Coupe.......... Sport Coupe Sedan Delivery $25 $465 495 L 25 485 ft 540 S 580 ’ 615 640 560 ; 600 £ 600 ft COMMERCIAL CARS Commercial Chassis Utility Long Chassis Dual Long Chassis.. Utility Chassis and Cab Dual Chassis and Cab.. Utility Long Chassis and Cab Dual Long Chassis and Cab Commercial Panel Dual Cab and Stake Body Dual Long Cab and Stake Body 355 MT 515 7 535 J 575 595 \ 605 625 575 \ 595 750 680 740 35 35 30 35 35 35 45 30 50 50 50 50 50 50 35 35 50 50 50 Models $20 additional. CHEVROLET NOW LEAN IN VALVE BY A WIDER MARGIN THAN EVER K. HURD ---------Michigan Everyone Is cordially Invited to attend the ice cream social to Pierce. Mra. Pierce also entertain­ ed her lather, uncle and aunt of Harry Green Friday evening, June Lansing a week ago Sunday. school Holtz and family was given Monday MoCaUum home. About fifty were present, Mrs. Floyd Kahler ably conducted a short program, calling on Mrs. Burdette Little to Klve a few words Ui bciialf of thc young people's class of which Rev. Holtx was teacher; also Mrs. Lockrtldt gave little talk on friendship and appreciation; and Mrs. Tedrow gave a very fine read­ ing] which was very appropriate to the occasion. Misses Margaret and Roeemary Kellogg represented their _____ _____ class by reading verses and Jokes. cions reunion to be held et the church Sunday. All former mem­ bers are mo«t cordially Invited to REDUCE Living Costs! That's the problem these days! The people of Hastings cati do it by increasing thc con sumption of CLEAN MILK in their homes attend. pie lake tiunday. Ray Fa&sctt In Battle Creek Me­ morial Day. Milk is the cheapest food you can We are permitted to sell our milk as Mr. and Mra. Herbie Wilcox ac­ buy. It has the Vitamins and food Grade A because of the cleanliness companied Mr. and Mrs. 6. E. Pow«ls <0 Gull lake Ounday where they elements which promote the health of our barns and cows und thc clean spent the day. and sanitary manner in which we of your family. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fossett will hls four years with Cloverdale peo­ handle the milk ple and extended thanks and ap­ move to Grand Ledge soon where Highlands Dairy will furnish you preciation for all they had done for he has employment. VV e would be glad to have you visit Mrs. Samuel Geiger of thc Strik­ Grade A Milk, Pasteurized or Raw him. The Holtz family moved to our dairy and see thc care and pains Eureka, Mich., on Decoration Day. er district spent' the week end with from our own state-accredited dairy we take to furnish you with CLEAN All the friends wish them happiness her daughter. Pearl Foster, herd. Our Grade A will cost you no GRADE A MILK at no additional and prosperity in their new sur­ family. Sunday Mr. Geiger and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Geiger and Don­ roundings. 11 >>;-.■ cost to you Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jonney and na spent the day there and Mrs daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Olin Geiger returned home with them Sunday evening. Jenney and children of Ceresco aunt Ixmise Latltrop, who has spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.1 been spending some nine with her Ralph Jenney and family. daughter. Mildred, of Pontiac and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Herrington Mr*. Cargo of Fenton, ha* returned and children of Kalamazoo spent to Prairieville where she will make the week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. her home with her eon, Arthur, tills Fennels. summer. Mr and Mrs. Schulmeyer and We have reasons to be proud of family of Plainwell spent Sunday our young high school students. with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DeGolla. Elaine Day received the sliver cup VTa,tl((cr« High UinV. for receiving .... Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vrooman and i nt ** Hastings lhe son of Bugbee Corners and Mr. and marks In first year LaUn, Mrs Rankin Hart spent Sunday' and Agnes Foster graduated from ploymen t In Flint and left Sunday family of Hastings spent Sunday । Mr. and Mrs. Julian Potts. Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bateman? and Mrs> John Kollar and Mrs. Nashville with a four A record and to take, up her duties there. with Mr. and Mra. Wm. Hart. Weed-end guests at the home of honor student. Congratulations to Evi id Jackson were in Hastings Sat­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shattuck of you. girls. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hammond were. ROBINHUE PARK. Howard City were guests of the urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Demaray, Mrs. are “"T to "P01-1 the Davenport family Tuesday. Last Week's Letter, Wright Clifford and family were Neoma Fowl and sister. Mrs. Jennie CCC camp in Big Bay. where Ken­ Mr. atid Mrs. Wm. Snyder and neth WUoox is employed, has been Hutchinson, of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mra. John Kollar spent Sunday guests of >tr.. and Mrs. Miss Grace Baulch Is spending a Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Albert Harry Mendenhall of Caledonia. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Snyder spent quarantined for scarlet fever. week with Mrs. Sam Keller near Prost of Lansing. They also called Sunday at Lowell Betty Pott.-, spent Saturday night Orangeville. Mrs. Martha Replogie spent a few <*n Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lightfoot of with her sister. MrS. Lavina FlnkLOWER CROOKED LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. George Baulch and Freeport on their way home. days with Mrs. Pettlngill of Hickbcmcr of Middleville. Mrs Jennie Van Hee of Richland Is spending lhe week at Jake JohnMr and Mrs. James Swanson of Hastings spent Tuesday with Mr. Mr. and Mrs Edwin Weston of and Mra. Grover Davenport nnd KalAmuzoo visited at Rex Harmons family. i Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Wallbridge and! Mr and Mrs Maurice Mills spent little son of Battle Creek spent Sun-1 Sunday with their son. Bernard, and day with their mother, Mrs. Nellie ■ family at West Lake. OivenI Dick Jones and family ot Burnips James MacDonald and daughter,1 visited hls brother. John Jones and Mrs. Iva French of Battle Creek, । family here Sunday. spent a couple of days in their home I Mrs. Hepry Fennels* many friends here last week. , here are sorry to hear she is under .Mrs Ross Pierce will entertain । the doctor's care. Mrs. Archer of the Ladles' Aid at her cottage at. Three Rivers I3 caring for her Beechwood. Wall lake, next ThuraPearl Roush of near Quimby Is day. June 14. Pot luck dinner will spending a few days with June and! gruelling Indianapolis 500-Mil* Race be served. Joyce. Mr and Mrs Frank Sayles enter- j Mr and Mrs Theodore Pulver of FOR 11 CONSECUTIVE YEARS talned Mrs. Searles ot Hickory Cor- Lansing spent Sunday with Mr and ners Sunday. | Mra. Ward Lindsey. Every Winner in thc 500-Milc A reception In honor of our new; Mrs. Maurice Stills will entertain minister. Rev Kring, was given at the Prairieville Ladles' Aid WedIndianapolis Race—lhe moat gruelling tire thc town hall by the young people's nesday. June 13. Pot luck dinner, teat in thc world — drove to victory on class The receiving committee; Try nnd come. were, Mrs. Ross Pierce. Mrs Flow, 1 Mr nnd Mrs Lewis Johnson nnd I Fircatone High Speed Tires. ers. Mrs. Lester Monica and Mrj I baby of Prairieville spent Bunday Race drivers know that heat generated Wilber Gibson. Mrs. George Knhl* nt Jnke Johnson s. conducted thc program, after which i Visitors nt Frank Roush's Sunday| by friction inside the cotton corda is thc THE NEW light refreshmenu were served. We were. Ross Bldelman and family.1 greatest enemy of tire life. These men will hope Rev Kring will enjoy his new Mrs. Virgie Reid and Dan McDonnot risk their lives on any hut Firestone Iwnie and good luck Is extended to nld. all of Hastings, and Geo. Roush HIGH SHIP mt FOB WM Tires, because they know the high stretch him by the whole community. and family of Quimby. cords in every Firestone Tire arc protected price SIZE --------------t-o-t----------------Rogers two and cniltwo chll-»-o-»----------------mu. Mrs. narryHarry nogers c------'Tim' vlt z • a r» ■ zx *• ...__ . ana . ... . SOUTHWEST CARLTON. dren of Covington. Ohio, are spend- by thc Firestone patented process of Quite a number from this vicinity' “IB some time with her parents. Mr. Gum-Dipping. 4.50-20 . . . attended the 'commencement nnd “,,d Mrs. Christ Zlmmcnyan. Paul B.*S 4.73-19 ... Gum-Dipping soaks thc high stretch graduation exercises at Hastings Zimmerman and family of Matawan und Woodland thc past week. MIm wcre valors Uwre on Decoration 5.5017 ... cords in liquid rulrber and saturates and Helen Keeler graduated from Has-1 ds>’ coats the millions of filwra inside thc cords, 6.00-17 H-D. tings and Kendall Buck from WoodMrs Matilda Rooeman ot Kalacounteracting destructive friction and heat. 6.00-20 H.D. land.--------------------------------------------------- I mawo is visiting at Jay Hall's. It provides greater adhesion between J. J Strodtbeck and Mr. and Mrs. 1 •’ 6.50-17 H.D. the plica of the tire, and between thc Carl Weyerman and daughter. Thel-' MORGAN, ma. of Hastings left Thursday night Week's Letter, Gum-Dipped cord body and thc tread. for Cleveland. Ohio, where they atCecil Mun ton-and family of Hastended the funeral of thc former's tln^5 '^Hed friends and neighbors Firestone chemists and engineers kept sister, Mrs. Charlie Bugden, on Fri-1,n Morgan Saturday. pace with new car developments by building day They returned home Sunday I Mrs Stella Wade and son Robert ‘ stronger, safer tires to meet thc exacting evening of Battle Creek were guests of Mr. demands. Drive in today and equip your Mrs. J. W Howard Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Henry Williams and rar with new Firestone High Speed Tires Mr and Mrs. LaFayette Usbome Ev* Trautwein of Carlton spent sjient Sunday with Mr and Mrs. 0,8 *'eck end w*th Mrs. Millie Flury. for 1934. with deeper, thicker, flatter, and Jerry Elsenhood and family of East _Mrs Harry Munton and Mrs. •rider non-skid tread, more nnd tougher LcRoy. Franklin Cornelius and son of rubber, more traction, giving you more Mrs Carrie Anderson of Big Rap- Or*nd Rapids visited Miss Demarthan 50% longer non-skid mileage. ids spent Saturday night and Sun-1 lous Hagerman and called on other day with Mr. and Mrs Waller Cui- fr,eml* in the village Saturday Remember, in Firestone High Speed I bert Mn J. W. Howard attended a Tires there is Greater Strength—-Greater Mr and Mrs. Edward VanVelrer b'^hday circle at the home of Mrs. nnd granddaughter of Hastings CIark Rogers of North Castleton Safety—and Greater Blowout Protection spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra.! Thurtday. than in any tire made. Earl Keeler and family , Mre L®”™ Sponable of Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Evan Fuller and c*,led her parents. Mr. and Mrs. THE ADHESION TEST children spent Sunday with Misses Adam Eberly one day last week. Adah nnd Zclla Odcli of Hastings. Mrs Btuart Draper spent a couple FIRESTONE HIGH SPEED TIRES Mr and Mrs. Ignatius Ruslne and da*s ,Mt wwk riklting old neighson. George, of Hammond. Ind., bor® *nd Hlend* at Martin nnd was spent Wednesday and Thursday *n honorary member nt tea while with Mrs Anna Buck nnd family. She also attended the Alumni This Meinl Blowout Prelection George is going to visit hls grand- .banquet as her son Bernard grad­ The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, rropr Hastings, Mich. CHOOSE THE TIRE CHAMPIONS BUY Jirestone On all models of Chevrolet’s reduced prices reflect the record­ breaking demand that, month after month, is keeping Chevrolet first in sales. In offering these exceptional values, Chevrolet hopes to maintain, during the balance of the year, the high level of employment so necessary to the general program of recovery. Mr. and Mn. Clifford Kahllo and children of Orangeville apant Deeo- ^CADWALLADER Hickory Corneri, Mich. SERVICE GARAGE, Delton Mich. firestone S7-S5 11.10 I5.1O 10.40 17-50 PERFORMANCE RECORDS ..... ...... M.-V I.iu ana will of Lansing spent Friday night with 1 ORANGEVILLE. Mr and Mrs. Frank Shriber and L*-’1 Week's Ix-tter. ' Mrs. J- W. Sheffield spent several I1 family. ,days the past week with her sister I Keith Marlowe of Grand Rapids ]>nd Hubert Marlowe spent Sunday In Orand Rapids. Thc condition of the little son of । with Mr. and Mrs. LaFayette UsMr. and Mrs. Harry Merchant.who borne. Mr and Mrs. J. J. Strodtbeck Is so seriously ill with pneumonia at .called on Fred Haywood near Wel­ Borg cm hospital is somewhat im­ lcome Corners Sunday evening. Mr. proved at this writing. 1 Floyd Earl and family and Lloyd i Haywood had the pinkeye and Is, now suffering from a bad case of Earl and family of Plainwell were Sunday guests of their parents at ' inflammation of the eyeballs. । Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry and son this place. Mr. and "Mrs. Ben Norman and spent. Sunday evening with Mrs. । Frank Barry and family of South­ sons. Howard and Homer and wives visited relatives at AUeg/n Sunday east Carlton. » Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs., afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McWhirter of Frank Shriber's were. Mr. and Mra., Guy Hough and Mrs. George Park­ Detroit spent from Friday until inson and granddaughter of Lan­, Sunday with relatives at thia place. A large number of people came sing and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shriber and daughter and Mr. and Mrs., Sunday io Oak HUI Cemetery to leave tokens of remembrance to thc . Charlie Quibble of Hastings. Caroline Jean Adams of Hastingsi love one*-gone before. ■ is spending the week with her DURFEE. grandmother, Mrs. Anna Buck. Mrs Agnes Pursoll spent thc week CLAY HILLS. sell and they all spent Sunday with Ust Week's Letter. Hgreld England and family of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller In AsLansing spent the week end with Mr and Mrs. Leon Polls Sunday Mrs Agnes Pursell 1* assisting visitors were Clayton Johnson and (Mrs. Chas Pursell with her housewtfe of Bowne and Maurice Lewis Gordon Wolf of Plainwell and and wife of Kalamazoo Francis Haight and family of Miss Velma Hunt and Mrs. Claud Grand Rapids spent the week end Hunt and Mrs. Tom Hoffman spent with lhe borne folks. ----------- , — --------- — Roy McCall and wife were mr- 'Worlds fair. Thc East Baltimore Ladles' Ladies' Aid prised Saturday.' when neighbors The and relative* walked tn to help Society will meet with Mr. and Mrs. celebrate their firth wedding anni-1 Will Hoffman June 13. for pot luck — • pleasant evening was the dinner. [ M1m Joyce Reaser secured cm Gum-Dipped cord*. Thia RailKor and Electric Company corarlng 11,357,810 but mllei ullbout otic minute"> friction and heal within Com-Dipping. •cparalion. Came In and Mak* This Test For Yourself Thu Means Endurance THE NEW Tirestone air balloon for 1934 Hie n— Fimlonc Air Balloon for 1911 milxnUo all (he hapvorrraml. In lhe new Flrealnnr High Speed Tire. Tlie lower air perjure provide, maalmuni (radon and riding romfnH. CumdMpplng ufetrdodr. (hr oorda, providing 30 In 40% greater deflection and blowout protection. Get 1935 low-swung style by equipping your car today with these new Urea and wheels in colors to match your car. FREE TRIAL ON YOUR CAR FirMten* High Spec4 Titas made at the Fireatone Factory ANDRUS SERVICE The Home of SUNOCO Gat HASTINGS MICH TELEPHONE 2240 �PAGE TEN THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE fi. 1934 of ducks or geese this fall will oon- to Investigations of the reasons for | The _many friends of Mra. Pan count of lhe serious Illness of her tribute to a fund for the purchase U* dwindling numbers One cause Douglas* arc sorry to learn she is father HAVEN FOR DUCKS of of breeding ground, and refuses for .“tramnra Small.m * Bhe^? ’nd chlld"n breading grounds and refuges for ' <b. wMa> rumuh« U.em H-X' Mich. Wildfowlerg WUl Need with sport, m provided the led- breeding area*. Thii L Und 2 by ~ _ T.-L —1 belonged' i Mr. and Mra W. H. OtU were Ir/for^ indeflrme lUy Federal Stamp on Hunt­ Irins each mlm-atnrv eral law requiring migratory tz» to inrtIViduala individuals and there wrm were nn no Hickory J-.'....,... Corners Thursday evening — — ---------------purclU5e Ul„ Mr. and Mra. Jones and family waterfowl hunter •to pay onefunds dollar lo federal to attend thc graduation exercises of from near Prairieville have moved ing Licenies This Fall for the privilege. - ■ 1“ threatened nesting grounds. their grandsons Eurl. Oils and Mor­ East Lansing.—Hunters who brave Recent in — the mducks ap-| Duck* on the way south also lack- gan Hinckley from the Kellogg High into the Hurd house. — .------ —decreases -------- 1— — ——- — Mr. and hjrs. Leslie Dillan and stormy Michigan weather tn search psaring ou the fall filghlways led e<l place* which were sanctuaries for school. family spent Sunday with Dr. and the birds. The absence of such feed­ Mrs. Sate Count'and son Earl of Mrs. Bernard and family at Crooked ing grounds where they would be un­ Hastings were Sunday forenoon lake. disturbed compelled the birds to callers at the Dan Douglass home. seek feed in places open to hunters. They spent thc rest of the day with WEST ORANGEVILLE Tlie one dollar required from each the former’s brother. Bert McKibbin. . EAST GUN MARSH. duck hunter win be used lo pur- and family. 1 chase lands suitable for nesting Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Havens were , grounds for ducks and to buy­ Sunday guest*kof their slsler-ln-law. Commencement exercises were CLEARING HOUSES— refuges which will afford thc flight I Mrs. Emma Otis, ot Wayland. held Thursday night «t thc M K. 'some protection on its way south. church at Martin for the Martin j Mr. and Mra. Ernest Goriuun and The law applies to persons over 10 What is known as the clearing I High school graduates. MLss Doris children of Kalamazoo spent Sal- ; house is generally maintained in I Each hunter will be imued a stamp1 II Heffner of Orangeville was the salulatorian. cities having three or more bank­ to be attached to his stale hunting ,,, Mr*. FrancLs Gorham .• Th *,„cc-ua> rec-day mcus.es measles nave have occn been very very ing institutions. I license must WW be-car- I .,Wc f*tc»tl at “I1;';' 10 popular In UbCIHIC and KIM4 Die HIV stamp U1USI . .. U> and IUIU around UIUUI1U Orangeville l_/rUlIgVVilli' --------while --- -------------------------... ,be. Mary M„.v ... no,,. 1.™. »„d rted hunting. Stamps will DouglaM and Robert Wilcox qj tate jaU. aUCAS everyone hx has, had, WllllV UUIUUIK. MWMUUO W<ll . ... A clearing house electa its of­ ■ ■post _ . offices __ . In_ towns with ... t imnn e mill istlzin from ... . . . . sold at all uP°n tnalr their graduation from the the Uss. Has- them and nearly everyone has.got­ ficers, consisting generally of 2,500 or more population. In post t,1«A .. - . , ten over them. offices located in county ■cals, and Mr. and Mra Harold Prlndle of president, vice-president and a Will Lat 1 more of OLscgo called on 1 in sueh other post offices as may be I Plainwell were gunt* on Friday of friends in this neighborhood one] secretary, who keeps the records. designated by federal authorities. her brother. Jim WUoox and wife. In day Hut week The object of a clearing house is The stamps can not be transferred the afternoon they all attended the Mr. and-Mr». Will Joiinson of Batto formulate rules and regulafrom «<•<.one uumvci hunter to another., of the Utters son. *Rob- । tic Creek were Sunday visitors of ..mu n> buuuwi r(graduation ---— ■ — -----One stamp permit* the hunter to er‘L“l «■*««!»»• ___ 'Mr and Mrs c E VanEtt I lions for thc exchange of checks, hunt In as many states as he cares many Jrlends here of Homer Mn g A McCBncrty an(j an£j1 ’ drafts and securities which are to visit. Hours for hunting and Warner of G ass “re !^TTy*° Mrs. Earl Buffenberger drove to; deposited in the separate banks state or federal bag limits arc not' h^*]~ ,l1' iUnf,y ,a»d opcrattotifor Marsliail to visit Mrs McCafferty * I Jtnd funds to pay are in some oth­ affected by tills law. Hunters must appendicitis. All hope for a speedy brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Al, comply with Uic regulations in ef- recovery ........................ . ioanaan. Sunday . er bank, hence rules and regula­ feet in their territory. | Mr. and Mra Jim Wilcox «’«; Mrs Meiby Mlllron Ls very Mck. tions are adopted governing the The law was enacted al lhe re- children were Sunday calIera »l tjje Her mother Is attending her methods and time of clearing such quest of national sportsmen's or- home of his shier. Mrs Harold LodGilbert Hclmllng u staying at hv.! checks, drafts and securities. ganizatlons whose members believed er Martin. Th< y found hls h<jmc hl. u much better and 1 that lhe creation of a fund for the “ ”* .L . . able to wall on himself Rules are also adopted relative purchase of land* 1* the only way ' MLw M"? Dunn- lhe l<*n ycar old----------------- -----------------------to the conduct and management to preserve this sport. Tlie funds daughl‘‘,r fnd ,Mrs' ,Ha,rrZ HOLMES CHURCH HUNTERS WILL BUY ItoJMtenM Maw Hit IT fOUR LUPmkDS rocr CAMAY Common Sense Bank Talks FDIC of financial matters common to all the banks in the clearing house association. National Bank of Hastings LIME on the FARM Nothing can take the place of lime for sweetening the soil. The plant food in the soil is made available for growing crops by the use of lime. It takes a SWEET soil to produce the BEST crops, and lime depletion leads to sour, acid soil. We just received a carload of fresh HYDRATE AGRICULTURAL LIME. Let us -supply your needs. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY ch, Tile HASTINGS, MICH. Farm ImplamenU TELEPHONE 2118 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO MM . Offi li +« 231 Copilot UoMing-Lantint SPEND YOUR VACATION IN MICHIGAN Michigan's tourist and resort business brings large sums of money to lhe stale each year. It provides employment for thousands, and greater prosperity for pH of us. We can increase that business further by telling out-of-state friends about Michigan's vacation advantages and by spending our own vacations here. And, no matter which part of Michigan you visit this summer, banish worry by telephoning home and office frequently. Cal! ahead for reservations, or to tell friepds you arc coming. Long Distance-calls will add but little The Michigan Ball T members of .that unit. Stamps wiU,fhe doelor U> Urkc fifteen stitches I union at Earl Wrldc's at Cascade । recently, not go on sale until after July 1. I*n order to cloec lhc wound. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Parmelee and children of Battle Creek । and Mr MILO. CRESSEY. and Mrs. George Vanden Bpsch and On Thursday last occurred thc Last Week's Letter daughter of Allegan were pier Deco-1 annual May breakfast of the H. L. j Clay Barber and son are building ration day visitors at Mra. Etta. Club, postponed one week 00' ac- on addition lo their bam. I Parmelee's. count of sickness, at the home of, Mp. and Mrs Ernest Honcysctte Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wickham were Mrs. Percy Jones of Lockshore farm, are Entertaining Mrs Floyd Homy- Sunday visitors of George Rag la with Mrs. N. H. Barber as assistant sette and daughter from the north- near Coats Grove. hosteas. Twenty-five members and cm-port of the state. •• Mr and Mrs, R. E Owens and three visitors were present Thi I Mr. and Mrs Culp and Mr andI daughters of Grund Haven were tables were bcadtiful with flowers,Mrs; Holser entertained relatives. week end visitors at Joseph Crockand nut baskets in club colors of from Vermontville and Kalamazoo> ford's and Sunday callers were; Mr. lavender and while. A lovely menu on Bunday .and Mrs. Lester Luke ...» and daughters was served at ten o'clock. After tile i xfljrle Reynolds spent the week of Woodbury and Mrs. Arthur Albreakfast the basket and vases ot1 end'with Joe SHcock at Delton. ilcrding of Woodland. flowtra which each tiad provided for Forest Barber. Lois Merriman and Fred Crrtper and *on David of their capsule friend were placed on Donald Reynolds attended tlie Jun-' Lyndonville, New York, come Thursthe tables and each answered the tor-Senior banquet of Richland H. day to attend the graduating exerroll call by a verse on friendship, s. at Columbia Hotel. Kalamazoo, cises of their son and brother. La»Tbey presented their flowers to their Saturday evening. vern Cooper capsule friend, thus revealing whom n H. Barber, who suffered a Mr and Mrs George Lindsey and the friend was A *ong. -"TU Spring stroke of apoplexy Monday, is slow-1 family of Pontiac and Mrs. Eva Time' wa* sung by the club. Mrs >y improving i Baker of Ridgeway. Ohio, sjient Brady of the Ladies'Library Club of MLss Irene Barber of Battle Creek [ LM-coratlpn day at Floyd FenccteKalamozoo. delegate to thc State |llvs been home thc past week on ac- maker's. . Federation at Detroit, was Intro1 duced and gave an excellent report “ of that meeting. Mrs. M- J Cross of Hastings, district president, was then I Introduced and responded in a hap­ py manner. Then a former member Mrs Kate Thorpe McIntyre ot Iowa.1 who wa* a visiting guest, a as called . upon. She said "She had found 1 friends as she joined two dubs In | her home city about the size of Hastings." Mrs. Marguerite Confer added lo the program with a beauti­ ful contralto solo, her mother. Mrs Gilkey accompanied her.' Our own dear. Mrs. Florence Mills, cx-Federalion President and Honorary County President, gave a talk on re- < visioii of County by-laws of which she is chairman. ^Ve closed by sing­ ing "God Be With You” to meet with Mcsdames Annie and Bertha Humphrey. June 14. Mrs. Henry Fennels who has been sick for several day* is some Im­ proved. Mra. Archer of Three Riv­ ers has been helping care for her. We rejoice that Newell Barber was able to be removed lo hts home Sun­ day from Delton hospital and hope for his continued Improvement We were glad to have four people from Wayland worship with us Sun­ day. They were former parishion­ er* of Rev Miles' Mrs Teller has moved her house­ hold goods to Plainwell where she will make her home. Mrs. Carrie Clemp and son. Roy Good and wife, of Hope Center spent the evening recently with thc for- 1 mer's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Porter 1 Toozr. Mr. and Mrs. Applegate and । daughter. Eliza, of Cloverdale were recent callers of Mr. and Mrs I Tooce and attended church at Prai­ rieville with them. On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Tooae and Mildred attended u fare­ well party for Rev. Holtz al Clover­ dale church. Mr. and Mrs Marion Luethc calk'd on the former's brother, Ous Luethe. and sister. Mr and Mrs. Gordon Peek near Caledonia Wednesday afternoon, also on their grandmoth­ er, Mrs. Alice Hammond, that eve­ ningMrs. Bradfield and Jack and Mrs. Wiloox were tn Hastings Decoration day. The latter's sister. Mrs. Balch, of Grand Rapids came home with them and stayed till Saturday. Mrs. Wilcox spent the week end at the Spaulding cottage at Wall lake. 1 We just received word of the pas*- >Ing of Ci|pord Doolittle at his home. | where he committed suicide by hanging. Mr. Doolittle has been in 1 poor health for some time and was very despondent and his mind was affected. Our- deepest sympathy is extended to the brother snd nephew and other friends. , Mrs- Osborne visited her friend, Mra. Jennie Loehr, of Rutland thc flrat of last ifeek. A niecefrom near Oalfwburg spent several days with her the latter part of the week. rnrr l DLL new mickey mouse book IVORY "MicLey Movie, Ike Mail Pilot”' with niuuj 1OXYDOL WHITl NAPHTHA 3 SOAP 25c Chipso urge pkg. 2 for 29c HASTINGS— Fcldpausch Market Fcldpausch Warehouse Bessmcr’s Market Kroger Grocery A & P Tea Company Hastings Food Shop North Side Grocery East Side Grocery W. E. Roush Warner Grocery Kirk’s Hardwater Castile 4 fw 19c ASSYRIA— C. C. Serven NASHVILLE— E. C. Kraft J. Appleman A & P Few Company Kroger Grocery WOODLAND— Mrs. R. S. Wright Ed. Shomo J. D. Carpenter DOWLING— J. Don Wright FREEPORT— 1 Reamer Market MIDDLEVILLE— J. Vandervean Frank Lee Kroger Grocery H. McKibban PRAIRIEVILLE— W. F. Smith H. A. Brown , DELTON— H. T. Reynolds C. S. Leonard WANT TO BUY ORSELL? TRY OUR WANT COLUM1 -J WORLDS LOWEST PRICED SIX SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. The Misses Donna and Leona Bagley returned "io their home In Kalamazoo Thursday after a visit of several days with their grandpar­ ents Mr and Mrs. Francis Gorham. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Havens and son George were in Kalamazoo Wed­ nesday to see their daughter and sister. Mrs Howard Johnson, of Hickory Corners, who was in thc hospital there. They found her much Improved. A number from here attended the services at Rutland cemetery on Decoration day. . ^CHEVROLET ; A group of additional now i for the 1934 Chevrolet Um full-size cars—100% quality and reliability IGHT at the peak of Chevrolet popularity— with nationwide demand sending production to new all-time "highs"—Chevrolet dealm are displaying an additional group of four new models. These can are identical in quality with all 1934 Chevrolets. And tbs prices have been set at such incredibly low figures that jou can now buy a Chevrolet for 1465! "A Chevrolet ,for 1465!’’ That's the world's lowest price for a sixcylinder car. And a figure that sounds even more impressive after you find out what it buys: A peat big, full-size, long-wheelbase car. A cushion-balanced SIX of surprizing smoothness, power, snap and dash. 1 The most economical full-sin oar that money can buy. ' And every closed model has a Body by Fisher. Nobody interested in motor can can afford to let another day * slip by, without seeing this "Chevrolet for 1465.* CHEVBOIfT MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH. R CHEVROLET 465 Visit your nearest Chevrolet dealer R. K. HURD | HASTINGS - MICHIGAN R. D. CADWALLADER, Hickory Coma THE SERVICE GARAGE, DolUss, AND ur �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE Mrs Frank Sensiba. of Duncan lake I cheap molasses, a UtUe water, and 1 PRAIRIEVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell Drum-1 pound of white arsenic or 1 pound of ! The usual big crowd here Deco­ SOD LAND GARDENS parts green. Arsenate of lead or ar- ration Day. Chicago. Detroit. Grand mond and sons. Mrs. Jennie Drum­ nr ~vit.m n- h< yupuu, Kalamazoo. Battle Creek. mond and Mb' Laura Drummond . auaoana — of Grand Rapids spent Decoration .V Welfare Gardens on Grass thoroughly mixed, 2 or 3 ounces of Hastings. Plainwell. Otsego and day with Mrs. Sarah Smith and other nearby towns were represem1------------- - t.......... . Land8 will Be Damaged daughters. banana oil should be stirred Into the bait. Small amounts of thc poison chestra fine and lhe speaker. At­ Mary Lou Bordncr of Battle Creek ‘p.r«i z=z.7’.»S j If Unprotected bait cun be made by using propor­ torney McDonald's address. was en­ spent the week end with Mra.Mary r'I«|Ain,*librr Lans 1hg —Sod lands which tionately smaller quantities of each joyed by all present. Mr. Hunt was Pulley. H3; Ih«r’ tr- 'have been planted to gardens by in­ material. Master Lamar Erb of Delton spent the only Civil war veteran present. ’ “ 'j*,*1*'* dividuals or communities in uta few days, of last week with hls The mixing Ls ver/ important and ?drM tw’V" tempts lo cut living costs will be each flake of bran should carry a May he be with us more years Is grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Fart >t hr— (lossooi. • ..tire i, b»r- severely damaged by cut worms un- particle of poison. The bait al»ould Calthrop. »r »>« virtue CI cone Woodman of Orangeville hhu ,rM control measures arc used, ac- be scattered thinly on areas where The Ladles' Aid will meet with I tnnrtnrr. , ji’ «ac»ien°to carding to the entomology depart- the cutworms are inoat injurious is visiting her sisters. Mrs. Edna Me- .Mrs. Maurice Mills Wednesday. r • • *!«• at • North front ment at Michigan State College. 1 June 13. Be aure to attend. Applications made in the hottest Kibbln and Mrs. Irene Japlict. Special meetings at the Methodist ,' I.C., Barr* ,•««,,. MleMoT J. Rnx>ru already have been made part of the day are most satisfac­ I Mrs. Frank Freydl arid daughter. :-n. day of July, a i> tma. at i<> to the College from Wayne and tory because tlie bait breaks up Into church dosed Sunday night. Much ’ Jean. <>f Northville arc the guests ' relatives here. rk in forenoon. r»,tem stand- Monroe counties that plants which fine I particles. Lumps of bait will good has been accomplished. The of •Ttua*»4 *», r Ma'td* promised to furnish nutriment and attract birds which may be killed attendance has been good. Not I Mrs. Lucy ‘Norris visited Mr. and Tswsjs) often the people of our vicinity have . e. Barry County. Mirh.yan. de.«r.i vitamins are now ruined by this In­ by poison. at !•« er Mrs. Fred Ketchum of Kalamazoo the privilege to attend two weeks of ; , follows, ttjwlt: sec{ Mom Of ibc amateur gardeners, last week. meetings of such a noted divine m.' fl »?.??n7ne7^'\eTr~'’n,?h.,r1Oy,tib’ <!o no{ knOW what W11Cd ,he PlanLs. । SOUTH BOWNE XOW. THF.RIFOHK. I Mr. and Mra. Roy Castle and: Rev. George Bennard. also the’Gon-', ?nio< Ih7nrrrea.t’nine"y ts're, and as the cutworm feeds at night and Last Week's Letter. Charlene attended the graduation pel — singer. Miss .---------------Dahlstron: Rev. . siur.t rod,, tiirneo north .me bun hides during the day. The plants | I Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Deming'<--of Maxine and A. J. Cortright of and____ the _______ former's _______ mother.______ Mrs. I Miles wm fortunate to secure their ^ri3'1firt»"ar»tand' iw^i*MfSa* r«ia* “t*1 found cut ofl al the ground line ___ Kalamazoo. nr- n.rth f..rti r.>j,. th'enre wr,t rind wilted and the gardeners often Nancy Deming, of Grand Rapids. services. Saturday night was espeMr. and Mrs. Peter Castle visited. • T.nr.Jr-1 fort, rod. th-nre blame rabbits ar mice. 'were Sunday evening callers at the dally enjoyed when Ute story of Mr and Mra. John Vandcrbrook of "The Old Rugged Cross" was thc ’ aaiti Aat»y,t^w at lh» nutlhrrlr or Slat* Sir—I The cutworm Is the larvae of a WUl Mishler home, Kalamazoo last Week. traaro •< !>• County balldiac. in Mr. and' ” Mrs. ” Harold Yoder and subject. It is hoped some time in medium sized moth, sometimes sometimes]. “ Forest Nell and Margaret Reed I The adult Insect , family were Sunday callers at Em­ the future their-services can be se-,'visited Mr. nnd Mrs Herman Neil of called a miller. IT.: cured again. Rev. Miles has been — -----------Kinne's of Pleasant Valley. in grasslands, ber»4lf»- prefers to lay Us eggs tireless in his efforts to do good in Irving Sunday. 1 Dorothy Walton of Freeport was ind appuneninr and. if sod Is plowed up for crops, this community. I i Don't forget the Triple Link Club , the larvae have only the cultivated a Sunday guest of Bernice Walton. will meet with Mra. Pearl Bagley, The lost quarterly conference will Sunday guests at Andrew Blough's Friday. June 8. Contribute to the, Mirhican.tbl, 8O|h plants for food. Tlie insect prefers wilted food so It cut* the plant and were: Jacob Kivikle of Hastings. be held at the Milo church Friday. traveling bosket It you can. All day June 8. Mr and Mrs. Peter Stahl. Mrs. leaves it for future meals. , meeting. B«rry Those graduating from Kellogg Paper collars placed around the Louise Mishler. Mrs. Alma Mishler school from this vicinity were, Han­ s. • • and daughters of Bowne Center, NORTHWEST Laplant and Inserted in thc ground THORNAPPLE. nah Jones. Doris Burke. Bertha Kolb for at least one-half inch will pre­ Vern Blough and lady friend and Ivan Smith. . Lar.; Week's Letter. vent injury, but this is impractical Those attending the graduating Mr. and Mrs. Richard Perrault well spent Sunday with their ab ­ in large gardens. The cutworms exercises at Kellogg school from.and daughter were „--------------------------Sunday guests of ... hide under bits of sod or other cov­ ler. Mrs. Jennie Pardee. Mr and Mrs. Daniel Hirsi of here were. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd | Mr. and Mrs. George Schroeder ot er in tne daytime nnd part of them While Colud were Sunday guests at Wales and family. Mrs. Bessie' Caledonia. can be found and destroyed. Hughes and Rankin nnd Charles. ] The Friendship Class and their Elmer Shaeffer's. i Poison bait Is the only practical Clare Eash Ls spending this week Mra. Belle Mullen. Mr. and Mrs. teacher. Mrs. Joseph Schnurr encontrol on large areas The ball George Wood and family. Mr. and tertalncd their mothers Friday even, in Indianapolis and Chicago. Ls made by thoroughly mixing 1 Harold Jones. Mr. and Mrs { ning nt the home of Mr. and Mra. Victo^, Parker and sister Naomi Mrs. Wallie Smith. Mr. and Mrs Burke.'Guy Cline. A fine program was ren"url buslHl of bran, one-half gallon of Battle Creek called at the homes of Will Mishler and Mrs. Jennie Mr. and Mrs. Leon Felder. Mr. and dcred and each mother was presentMra. Fred Smith and family and ed with a caranatlon. The remnindi Pardee Friday evening. ' I er of the evening was spent playing ”'T * | Mrs. P. L- Walton spent Sunday Mrs Floyd Shelp. Ivan Smith Ls working at Kellogg games, after which fine refreshments r.urr. nf «»••«■» afternoon with her brother. Will , were served. ■ ll,rl> 1DlPP- and family south of Freeport camp. Pine lake. Elizabeth Woods received her I Mr. and Mrs Herman Brown of >n ’au'Tj I Mr. and Mrs Andrew Blough acTkoma. ^i'aai n. icompanled Noah Thomas to Lowell honor roll pin Thursday night. She Grand Rapids spent Friday afterwas one of four. Junior Woods was I noon with Mr. nnd Mrs. Otis Mar­ Saturday afternoon Krtaalir. Hlepl l Harold Yoder's were in Lowell *on the honor roll twice during the gan. park., Ji.hn Tu ] Saturday afternoon and attended !year. All tlie jnipils from here and I Mr. and Mrs Alonro Hill and sons vicinity passed their grades I of Vermontville and Otis Jensen of the Community sale, Virginia Lewis is spending thc Detroit were calling on old friends j Mr. and Mrs Will Mishler and with her grandparents. Mr. and i here Sunday. Gwendolyn called at thc John Thu- week ’ | ler home in Campbell Sunday aft­ ernoon. Ivan Roush of Freeport called on Frank Walton Monday afternoon Ralph Walton was' in Hastings Friday on business Mrs. Andrew Blougji attended the ' funeral of Lawrence Rowland at the Tliomapple church Thursday. Mr and Mrs Vem Nash of Mus­ kegon visited W. H- Pardee and family Sunday Mr and Mrs John Watts of Bowne Center were Tuesday vbl> tors at Mra Jennie Pardee's. Frank Walton accompanied Dr. ” c Pttkham to Lake Ode.ssa u.i.j .t..i rirrui»t...r «n ..-.I Tuesday forenoon. n*Ti a • t ■. J Js Th‘‘ MlMe* Beulah and Mary '""’n 1‘ ‘ 11 p- .Cramer accompanied by thc Messrs Hmiih n-n-i" lister and Durward Voltz of Grant ppnBATr notice --------- Rapids called at the H. A. Cram* c.,Or. home Monday evening and also at­ ' " 1 tended the graduation ot the ladies' “’i" brother. Nicholas Cramer, at the T. '|M. E church in Freeport. I Mrs Lydia Porritt of West Bowne ^"‘Jand Mr and Mrs. Will Graham of t«i. I Grand Rapids called on Mrs. Jennlc '^'r Pardee Thursday afternoon. I Mrs. W A. Seifert and family of I nt ♦ Freeport and guests spent Sunday al Walton cottage at Gun lake. ‘ j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeClair of n near Clarksville called on Mrs. Jennle Pardee and Will Mishler ThursA4 day afternoon. Mrs. H. A. Johnson. Helen and "X, Junior called at the W. H. Pardee home Bunday aflcmoon. Ralph and Bernice Walton al­ t." 1 tended the P. H. 8 picnic al Gull I lake Tuesday. *M-| Mr. Fitzsimmons of Alaska called »uia crnerai admtnhiralnr | at Frank Walton's Saturday evening.. . of ten years ago . "Kansas City. Mo. May 30. 1®24. Memorial day brought coal and cloudy weather to the northwest and ... ...... ........ . ..................... parts of the southwest In tlie wake n .it t.i.i ,..iin r.."m I- ■pimiMrd of gQ inches of snow In the Rocky ni *i’«",i»»'Lid tJ»ih7nn< j Mountains near Anaconda. • MonANh it IS I't'RiiuK onnEiu n th»t; tana. Although the snow was report"Led limited to lhe Continental divide rh monlh f..r 1»u mnnlha ... ■. ... ----------- -------------- -------------- ! section near Anaconda the cold 1 ........-: MO.TO.OX ro»,cu>.!r»t. LEGAL’ NOTICES £ ■ IcUT WORMS INFEST ' ss-ir.; Desirable Investment Is that which Offen lo the Investor. FIRST of ALL, reasonable anarance of the SAFETY of hi. principal. Building and loan .hare. In Michigan are backed, hy Aral mortgage, on homo—and lhe HOME U recognize Let u» tell you about "NATIONAL" shares. ffiattanal ■7E°an & Imieetment (flpmpami 1250 Griswold SU Detroit, Mich. D«troll'* Oldaat lalMtac and \ J. L. Maui, Hastings, Mich. PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS COMPANY PRODUCTS WALLHIDE FLOORHIDE SEMI GLOSS OUTSIDE PAINT Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Frank Sage Telephone 2515 I't/idCC FOR THIS 17422213 S*o»tt <lrwi»nl. Peobalr wave extended into Wyoming with comparatively low temperatures in Nebraska. Kansas and Missouri. Tlie Am enclosing copy of a clipping TELLS HDW TO KEEP YOUR COMMUNITY DUSTLESS maximum temperature here yester­ day was 58 degrees as compared to 00 a year ago. AT SUMMER PRICES! BARRYVILLE. Last Week's Letter A home coming of the Barryvllle Bunday School will be held at the church June 10. Ah former members are invited to come lo Sunday School at 10 o'clock after which a pot luck dinner will be had and a general good time. Mrs. Herbie Wilcox accompanied Mr and Mrs. s. E. Powers to Kalamaaoo Monday where they spent the day shopping and saw. "Bottom Side Up" at lhe State Theater. Elmer Warren and daughter, also hls son and wife of Sunfield, were callers of Mr. and Mrs will Hyde Sunday. Dr. Morgan Skinner of Grand Rapids wm a guest al thc Hyde home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dale DeVine of Nashville spent Bunday with hls parents and motored to Banfield In the afternoon. According to the code, coal prices are to advance every month.You can see the advantage in placing your order at once. We carry grades of coal to suit every need and you will find our service prompt and pleasing. ' ' i ,x Nashville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox Sunday. SMITH BROTHERS VELTE & COMPANY Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hendershott and Mrs. Ruth Springer ot Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Heber Foster and Agnes and Mrs. Esta Day spent Sat­ urday In Battle Creek. Everyone is cordially invited to attend the Children’s Day program at the church next Sunday evening. Dealer. In WOOL. GRAIN. SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. ANY roadside residents few hours with u dean, odor­ have lived in a dust cloud less dust-layer that does its every summer for years. They work by holding moisture on objected to dust but they the road. . didn't know that there was a The modern dust-layer, Dowclean, odorless way to pre­ flake Calcium Chloride, comes vent dust. These roadside in the form of small flakes that dwellers should read this book­ look like snow and which, like let "How to Control Dust." The snow, melt themselves into the book tells how gravel roads road surface. They draw moisand streets can be ture from the air dustproofed in a and hold it on the M road, giving the effect of a gentle rain, except that the moisture does not quickly dry up but stays for weeks. When you realize that by hold­ ing down the dust you also save •he road, you will understand that in the end it costs less than to let roads blow away. Write for our booklet, "How to Control Dust." THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, MIDLAND, MICHIGAN Members of the Cemetery Circle PHONE 2257 HASTINGS l»3d. •* Hastiata. Niehl** ( Elmer Gillette Tuesday evening. Election of officers resulted as fol­ lows: Pres. Elmer Gillette; SecTreasHerbie Wilcox. Dues may be paid at the church on Decoration day and will be greatly appreciated as the money Is necessary If we keep tlie cemetery looking nice. DOWFLAKE CALCIUM CHLORIDE 77-80% � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-06-13.pdf dc79ea7af8438a25d2b932ab3bd8113f PDF Text Text J SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR THE HASTINGS BANNER 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JUNE 13, 1934 PAGES lto8 SAILING ON CRUISER 00110111 DflUinC DC 4IIE11 Sea Serpent At Gun Lake ? 223 CERTIFE0 PUWTIME WITH PRES. ROOSEVELT UUllUUL dbHUUL DUI1UU OUIlUO FIL" IIL Perish the Base Thought! 'KISITSOIMICIMP EIGHTH GRADERS 0i DUCED TO $145,500 8Rector -°n ofHere -'ora,r •oo,•1 IT Fill to Join,!?1 Faculty ROBERT LOCKTON TO BE NEW H. H. S. COACH THREE CABINS FOR 80LE County Must Be Loyal to Its Carter Snake; This New Creature a Product of Repeal? ARE NOW ENTITLED ENTER HIGH SCHOOLS TO Sails About Juno J23. ' THESE WILL BE RETIRED of the City Schools BOYS UNDER 14 F0U- , Except for one change the faculty George Herrick. wly>. has been I of tlie Hastings public school system WITHIN THE NEXT visiting Mr. and Mrs. George M. N00N8, OVER 14 AFTfor 1934-35 will be Die same as dur­ Smith and other relatives here the [ TEN YEARS OLD TWELVE YEARS ERN00NB « ing the past year, according to 8upost week, has been notified that he Shades of the Carter Snake I After 4. were seared out of their wits, Mrs. 1 jierintendent D. A. VanBuskirk. must report at the Brooklyn Navy DPI IQUTPIII PPG ibeing decently buried for more than Norberg fainted—In fact Erichs day Robert Lockton. son of the Rev. W. TWILIGHT SOFT BALL UtLIUtt I rUL rnukwentv vean Rarrv eoontv. famous *“* rUlned B*,Ore rin«ln'f ot1- how' NO MORE STH GRADE ■Yard at one o'clock. Sunday. June HAVE FINE BUILDING GRAM srnmill tn y ty famous evcf he whether or CVAUC DcmilDcn 011 Houston.। GAMES START THURSDAY un(4IYI ouncuULEU OUntUULtLL. monster appears to have been not not there were any -------------------- -------tAAMo ntUUlntU the boat on which president Frank­ 'TO SHOW FOR THE MONEY unpm "pink elephants '■ lin D. Roosevelt is to take a >vaca-' ---------- rand teaching duties which have been . „ . „ ,resurrected (at least In the mind of splashing about the shore or any' < Trained Counsellors to Have exciteable Erich Norberg who ap- ----------------------------------— "purple alligators" doing -------------rhumba Teachers' Certificates Ad- tian cruise, sailing about June 23. In 1934 $9,000 Principal filled f<x the past five years by Leslie I The Evening Games BUkrt at . Cuba. Porto Rico and the Hawaiian nrm — Hawthorne, who U now conducting Z «*. -.5 Hawthorne, who Is now conducting Cuba. Porto Rico and the Hawaiian -dmt,. f Supervision of GirlsCamn 'Parent,y f“tmd some of these repeal in the reeds; Undoubtedly there mit Them Now to 30, Two. Evenings Islands are on lhe itinerary, the W1U Be Retired—The Pay­ an Ice and fuel business here. a— rv F beverages a bit tx> strong for his must have been. .m— ---------ment-uAVerage $15,807 i ■ -----president returning to --------Seattle, [ Bach WMk Periods Are 12 Days |active imagination) only this time High Schools Officer Churchill very properly1 The Blue Bird unit of the Camp! *” 11,6 fonn of “ ' sea serpent" which dismissed the matter as a case of clluo,.ro u »c Wash., where he has an engagement. || It will be remembered that when Hastings, Is 25 years old. received his Tile Banner has ,„ mentioned the The play ground actlviBachelor of Arts degree from Ann * . summer “ P y * WUVtSome time ago. George took and , Fire Girls' organization has its own i**llows llkc “ «>*' with a sore throat, over indulgence in one or more of ract lh>[ Uie |cgujBlure made a ■ the Central school building and au­ ■ >*»**>■ anreinl „ r-i 7 the best Lock tradl- the numerous varieties of polont change in regard to eighth graders passed the examinations for Chief ditorium were erected, the school Aitor In \m. «** >nnM u> M. A. ,Following — -----------------------------------•pectal r.mn camp on Clear .lake at ,:.tlon. t-----------ton. this this creature has a aNess slate-coldegree from the same Institution in; arM-'-horseslioe creature has slate-colbeverages now on the market and — _* - . . 8 L 878. Petty Officer on the Houston, but ■ ....has obtained .....a permanent . ' nltahlnar Iteams aimii have been organiaod. and Dowllm. and Interesting plans areL.^J, wi.ivl. rears up refused to itave his Sunday after- in the rural schools. Heretofore has not yet received his appoint­ board sold 5170.000 of school district 1933 ■ored. eel-like head which they were required to pass an exami­ ment. j bonds to meet the cost. The board certificate from the Detroit Teach-1 ***“ U to play a retuUrbeing made for tills season. Thei-» ! about out water.noon r < disturbed. He said that Nor----- .four — •feet —- — • of -• Jlie ------------nation.; If Ko they they were not games, which will be It seems that Officer Clive church- berg didn’t sound as though he were ellglbl< y0failed “ He is looking forward, to a very had accumulated a fund of nearly era' College. He Is married and has camp, called "Camp Kit." b a part chill of MiddlevMIe received a call "In the cups’ -but then you can t . ™ *ch0°l pleasant trip with the official party $40,000, which made the bond Issue coached professional bosket ball. Pn„ of Camp Kitanniwa, and consists of that much smaller than It would ^XnUv tlwuaht 1 aboard. Mrs. Roosevelt cannot ac­ teams in Elkhart. Indiana, his home y? u" , fourteen year* M age three cabins, solely for use of the Sunday from a man with a foreign always tell. A gas station attendant otherwise have been. The legislature evidently drought will play during the forenoons; boys accent, apparently very excited about is reported to have talked with lhe thlt c lral XU Zho^n- 'company her husband without the 1 town. younger girls from the rfges of 6 to something, who gave his name as Norbergs and he says they all LkidTSit ^SleTta toe In Hie year 1931 only the Interest 1 permission of congress, as it Is an Many people here will remember 10 years. The unit has its own Erich Norberg of Wlnnegago Co. Illi- seemed ■•agitated" about something. * 1 .. . ! unwritten law that no woman shall was paid; in 1932 58.000 principal । Robert Lockton as a young boy and schedule of such games has not beea counsellors, assemblies and evening sail aboard a cruiser without such and 57.650 Interest were paid; last wish him the best of success in his' announced, but will be prepared by FYank Clncebe.ux got a big programs, aa well as private instruc­ nols. Erich claimed that while he | year the board paid 38.000 of prin- new position. the director, Joseph Brozak, and und his family were enjoying a pic- kick" out of toe story. He says Jiiat ™ 1 Ipermission. tion in swimming, handicraft, danc­ . Accordingly there 1 ci|>al and $7,290 Interest. This year, given in the Banner. Until more* is -------------------- . ing. dramatics, and games. French nlc lunch at the south end of Gun during ah his years al Trail's End was Ithe payment was $8500 of princi­ no examination of eighth grad­ known about how many will partici­ lake, his son. Magnus, age 9. let out he has never even seen what might pal and $6,930 of interest, nils ers In this county this spring. It pate in the forenoon and afternoon and because of the benefit and en- a 1 scream and pointed toward the honestly be described as an over­ was left aiutiw new law provides reduces the outstanding bonds to games It is impossible to make defi­ arnient received from it, the coun- 1reeds. There—believe it or not— size nake; although according to a with lite teachers to certify wheth-41 '$145500. nite announcements. We will pass ajne ■ lors hope to hold classes again 1about twenty feet off shore was a report in a Battle Creek paper he er the pupils had satisfactorily satisfactorily danej the information on to the boys of , Payments from now on will be as |slate-colored. eel-Uke head of un- claims there have be-n strange wwk* in?toe etahto^Xd? If this year. Hastings later on. In the meantime, i follows: proportions which rose noUcs on toe lake of lute, which *.**8?u' K .. " Miss Frances Olau. 110 Euclid ave- 'believable 1 a rural teacher give# to a pupil in those who are Interested ahould go I 1935 — $9,000 will be paid on the some four feet above the surface of quite probably are caused by toe nue, who has been head counsellor 1 her school a certificate tliat he or to the fair grounds and learn all water. The "creature" watched distorted echo of some mooing cow; rte i^’Tu^f'Jir^^'ZoX ON A MOUNTAIN SIDE IN at the camp for three years, has the 1 M’M75° °" they can from Mr. Brocak aa to : them for a moment and then slipped also splashing sounds whfch are OI K raacs tausnt in sucn — ------------— i --------------of the eight grades taught to such _ T _ ” U IN SIDE ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET ­ been a Blue Bird leader for the last time of games in which they desire back into the lake after glv- probably nothing more than some •• .- rArfin-ntA en|i.tA« nlTTDAnbrr. tr.nrrn CALIFORNIA HARKS w BACK a 1938—$9500 Will be paid' On the four years, and has had seven ■ quietly 1Ing a strange ING MONDAY NIGHT cry which resembled a of these big. fighting Gun >-ke eSnauT^o principal and $6.14250 on the Inter­ years- experience as a primary The Twilight soft ball league i« • I cross between a groan and a bellow. "Musklrs" making their presence 7.^'* «-xammatton to WAS HARMONIOUS TO MEXICAN WAR est. * ‘ " Mias Glau >uu has won camp ■ 1------- -................ -...... —................. wmi CUII1U — scheduled to start tomorrow. Thurs­ and a a younger wumar, son. Jan. Jan age aa. known, known | I __ ,_____ fame os a. story teller and many1 of . Magnus and | 1937—$10,000 will be paid on the day. June 14. The soft ball garnet a her stories are centered about her I principal and $5,715 on the Interest. FISCAL YEAR DOES — are to begin tomorrow. Thursday . the same as heretofore. $60 toward [AMERICANS SURROUND' 10,0' — ILS-----hobby, nature. the tuition of such pupils to high cn «... .. . omr- I 1938—$10500 will be applied on “li M *»(<■. or Albion ;DOGS HAVE BECOME UN­ NOT END TILL JULY 1 (school. It is up to the parents and ED ON ALL SIDES u»e Principal and $5265 on the ta। on Thursday and Friday nlghta at t erest. • - “ । each week. There will be three soft I 1939—511,000 will be paid on the Fred Johnson to Be Presi-1। ball games played at the same Uma. -1 I as we know Use tuition in none of Kit Carson Crept Through ments for the dancing CIMX3. classes. MLvsl^ ,,, . .' principal and 54,79250 on the in-’ dent—Other Officers Re­ there being three diamonds available i the high schools-of the county ex­ Foote has been a Camp C.—.,- Fire leader . Owners ‘Allow Their ' Mexican Lines, Brought | terest. 1 ceeds 180. bo that what the district for that purpose. main the Same I 1940-411.500 will be paid on Ute since 1926 and holds the rank of" i pays will cover the tuition. Run at Large 0onHelp and Won Day , principal and 1458750 on the Inter- The annual school meeting was ' The Hastings Sort BaH League wiH Torch Bearer in social leadership „ , .. trarv tn Lawr I ------------- _________ Li' Below we ** give g,ve the Ulc names namcs d( 01 the lhe Naturally there are many very in- egt. ■ . and music. She has spent the lost ! „ held Monday night tn the Central M. after the regular a y u , SOLICITING COMMITTEE <lghlh graders in Barry county rura! teresting drives around San Diego. [ 1941—512.000 will be paid "on the year collecting stories, poems and , Dogs have become an unbearable । ■ । schools wwho Ka have been certified t... school auditorium. Undoubtedly it by games about her hobby which is al- [nuisance . AND WIVES WERE is due to the tact that the peopleThe ___ ..Hirsch _____ ______ Pickle,____ Company ___ _ vs.. th» , their teachers as having successfully With mountains, hills, desert coun-. principal and 53.780 Interest. in this city. They roam so nature. 1942—512500 will be paid on the. recognized that Hastings has such'A. and P. Company teams will com- ' passed the eighth grade in their re­ try. beautiful fruit groves, and the Painesville । lhe streets, not only unmuzzled but ENTERTAINED Ml&s Mary Paine, of 1__ spective * schools. Three townships ever present Pacific. It couldn’t be principal and 53.240 Interest, splendid schools that caused the at-, pete. and the Kroger va. J. O. Pane, । ohto B1.U | Ktenunralkm. Ohio, is a graduate of Ohio | in the county do not appear in this otherwise. With Mr. and MrX. Jns.l 1943—513500 will be paid on Ute tendance to be so small. j ney Company teams will have a oon» Vnlve..!<>■ arxl will llw .wlmmln, J11' d"“*c11 " I After the reading of the minutes test. । list. Also some districts in Hope, Ironside one day we made a long | principal and 5257750 Interest. liutructor al Uw eamix Thl. will be “■'“■•U"'- HELD AT PINE LAKE 1 Yankee Springs and Irving Twpa. circuitous drive to Escondido, a very j 1944—514.000 will be applied on of the previous annual meeting bv Pridav at 6:20 the Piston Rlnfl by bar lourtl, wuaon aa camp eo'unadb"11 CAMP THURSDAY EVE Woodland and Thornapple each pretty little inland city, surrounded I the principal and 52.070 Interest. Secretary Carl Wesplntcr. Treasurer team will try conclusions with | jor plaints to the city authorities, nnd by fine orange groves. We went by! 1945—515.000 principal will be re- Charles 8. Potts read his financial have township schools. Part of Barry decided m to The Wl camper,, ibmijh rate- Friday night nl«ht the council a«iaed one route, taking us up through the (tired and 51.440 of interest will be Kellogg Foundation Were the (Continued on page six) report for the fiscal year, ending ' Company team and the Bankers tlonUig, have a certain routine to| mountains and through narrow-1 paid. . July 1. 1933. As the present school put on their contest. No dog has any right on the Hosts — About 100 passes, and returned by another' — • • — follow. They rise for breakfast a: ।| year will not end until July 1, a fi­ HICKORY CORNERS CEN­ 8 o'clock, have their various classes ' streets of this city unless It Is muzroute that was Just as interesting. lired in 1946 when tire principal nancial report tor this yearoould fully organized so as to start Were Present 11 sled. The proper place for a dog Not so far from Escondido, on a payment will be $17,000. with 5765 not be given at the meeting. How­ at fixed hours, enjoy a rest period TENNIAL AUG. 3, 4, 5 I' Is at home, cither tied up or kept The Appreciation Dinner, tendered after lunch, and arc in bed at 8:30 qufet narrow road that didn't seem as Interest. ever. that will be presented to the o'clock. They learn to cultivate, I|'in the house or some place where by the Kellogg Foundation to the Uwbear so much traffic, we came During the fifteen years in which / worthwhile hobbies and to make the, |I they will not be public nuisances, members of the. committees and Committee Planning a Very upon a little mountainside park Ip these bonds will be retired, the peo­ pie of this city as soon after July 1 i The council this week is publishing their wives who so successfully put I most of their leisure time. the center of which was a monu­ ple of this city will have paid 576.­ aa is possible. The expenses of the Enjoyable Program for ! the dog ordinance of this city In over the campaign to finance the Camp periods last twelve days and j ment erected to the memory of 25250 of interest and 1170500 of present school year have been met the Three Days are open to young girls who do not,; the Banner so everyone can read Boy Scout and Camp Fire Olrls or­ Capt. Phil Kearney, and his gal­ principal, or a total of 5246.252.50. without Issuing scrip, and all the which will be lively and belong to the Blue Bird unit, as well it. The sentiment of the council was ganizations in this county, was a The dates of Friday, Saturday lant defense at this spot against a It is more than likely that if the that it must be rigidly enforced. delightful........ affair... It was held atw.v the and Sunday. August 3. 4 and 5, have much superior force of Mexicans people of Hastings had known in scrip Issued the previous year has as to unit members. been paid. The Installments of The matter was referred to the pub- . Pine lake Kellogg Camp Thursday been selected as the lime for the during the Mexican war in 1846. We 1930 that we would be passing principal and Interest on the school For the following week on He safety and Improvement commit- j'evening. evening. Centennial celebration at Hickory heat and read much about the lead­ (Continued on page six) bond indebtedness and all expenses t0 “EL . ... L “ — -• ......... ..a a...vM I A delightful dinner was served nt j Corners, wic the cmnnmtCT committee macing making ership and feats of valor of great of the school to date have been paid. ■ Rd After After the the menu menu Hugh Itiiirlr Riley, Dllrv preparations —ailnHa for /rw. a « very interesting i., « aaa.. a military leaders, but many, many ‘ RQRFRT DRAKF Er,er> dog owner should read the 66-,30. There Is every Indication that the times, way ofi in some obscure cor, r‘UDt'’1 UfiftAt WINo ordinance In this issui of the Ban- of the area committee, introduced j three days surplus to be carried into the new ner. ... toastmaster. rLaurence Barnett of 1 On Friday .. .... ....be an exhibit ... .. nee somowhere, many an officer of I ,as there. will IN AG. EXAMINATION year will be considerably larger than , i Hil* city. Mr. Barnett first Intro- of antique articles and relics oflower .rank will carry out some mis-1 wiil try conclusions with the Bank­ LOCAL WOMAN GIVEN |<luced E. H. Martindale, toe camplpioneel days, also a program to be sion requiring Ju^t as great a degree IRew„rd r p « i * .. The term of Charles 8. Potts, who ers team and the A. and P. will have of courage anti sacrifice as that of “ ewara 18 ‘ roe Artp 10 the rrnrnu nrnemn director of the Foundation. He Ax-; announced later. is a member of the board, expired <»»-*—±*. rtUtnAL UtLIolUN pressed his pleasure in meeting the Saturday will be a big day. with the most'eminent leader. But ht» act [ State ««-«Fair iin Detroit FORMER HASTINGS JEW­ Power Company team. with this annual meeting. Thomas ------------- folks and invited them to come when j s1Wrta and a ball game, also an ad- will go almost unheralded and un-1 Every boy Ln Hastings who can September 1—6 Baud. R. K. Hurd and A. H. CarELER INVENTS FIRST Appellatc resulaT wort of |dress by justice w. w. potter, a sung, while the names of the more I nypeusve Court voun Con/irms uoiuirms the? tne , hc>' °°ul<1 veth were cliosen tellers. Only one possibly do so should get into Uww Otonp_«jrr« OK.................. 1 p.nto, U Io to « (reture on Salto- fortunate one will go ringing through ’ Twelve eighth grade boys tn ONE BACK IN 1878 games and their parents should Verdict Handed Down by V. |Uw l Archie ,»teDSidr« thu dlr wu!d„ .iM. -------------7-------------------- the pages of history. But such is fame.1 rural schools wrote the special Is a matter of regret that any no-1 amination to in agriculture in the Potts. The ballots were put into a S. Court at at-Grand Rnnida next Introduced. He expressed the1 Union servioei of tlje Wesleyan It is S. Court Grand Rapids I appreciation of the people of this Methodist and Methodist Protestant Lationi I might have made concern-; 8taic Fair Boys' School Contest for real ballot box by the voters and the ORIGINAL TIME PIECE Kim Sigler received notice Tues- ..._ ann rnr , city and county for the work of Ute churches will be a feature of the. Ing this particular battlefield have J a chance to be a guest at the Michi- tellers counted 87, every pne of them STILL IN OPERATION Jlay from the United States Circuit .^ cannot I 8an 31*1* l« Detroit Sept. 1-8. i"',_ ~T~~- sooulmuure urd'th'.' home-coming TihuJlh on Sunday. This al- been lost or mislaid, and ”“l em’lnS!? Ohta“'thif'!l 'uuUwTU?,even recall the quite unusual name Winners were selected by % coun- lection of school meetings In Has­ START INSPECTION had given so freely of th«' Weri'eyun* Methodist* chureh. The quiet little road, al the foot of' l>' committee consisting of the ooun- tings this is the first time wuen Runs 18 Years Without Stop­ cuion IP r.ver leaders who wl” h *d * l,“ “ OF WHEAT FARMS . ^ll former as well as pre5ent_resl- the large steep hill, or small moun-' ty school commissioner in each ping—Ingenious Mechan­ against the successful candidate. I----- • •— ——--------- —• —-—* — wiua, vi iiioaoi j vviaivia artu Dai a / tain, took us right by this almost । county and the county agricultural After the meeting the board or­ Five Local Men Mamed to Imagine If I «Mfcnt and a man qualified in agriism Not Patented the;COunty nre invited to loan relics unknown battlefield. Atlwuc ,M Pmdbc Tr. Comply. we aU realize are to helpful to 'S' souvenirs for this Centennial you can. re sleep hill side possibly! culture chosen by the two. who In ganized by re-electing the old offi­ ?> iw. SLTS’ --- -------,„t,y 'w He S and ‘".US ”'" People who believe the electric thereby .mrmlng . wrdlcl toM “Fwa., Measure Acreage Under '“S. 1 LiTtviaumi.; They will be well cared 600 or 800 feet high, the side (for- -BarrY county was Theodore Knopf, cers as follows: Fred Johnson, presi­ clock is one of the many ultra-mod­ down in lhe United Suu, dlrlUcl I- ------ — -------- ——-, Contract sympathize with boys who for Bnd returned to the owners. tunately) being covered with rocks. I William Robert Drake from the dent; Carl Wesplntcr, secretary; em conveniences have another gue.-j court for the western district of I could ,lived farms. He ». knew« how much h .j on «. . »»...». comprising t he general committee large and small, and quite an abun-' Barnum school In Carlton township, Charles S. Potts, treasurer. Inspection of wheat farms M coming. The device is really quite Michigan sitting in Grand Rapids. I (Continued on page three) old. In fact the first man to make [are. the Rev. C. 8. Rcnnells, chalr- dant growth of cactus. The Mexi- j where Mrs. Claudine Matthews In the appellate courts of the fed-1 (Continued on page six) i taught, was chosen as the winner B. man: Otis Lawrence. M. M. Rock­ L. ASSOCIATION use of electricity to do away with era! Jurisdiction the attorneys are 'Vftllllr ncnoi C»C Mil -------- < a » ------------land the alternate is Wayne Henney cultural Agent. InstrucUooa the necessity for cranking up the old notified of the decision only, writ- YOUNG PEOPLE S CON; well. —- the - - Rev. Oscar Smith and W. RE-ELECTS DIRECTORS ten opinions not being furnished) PFRFAirF IIIIUF IQ ? R®ckwe I This ahould prove to DAILY VACATION c*'1’ FtnC-NUt JUNt 13 be a very interesting and enjoyable Sweet, who formerly was a Jeweler except on demand. Mr. Sigler has BIBLE SCHOOL, Robert Drake's average for the The Annual Financial Report and Saturday. Monday found firs here In Hastings more than fifty sent lor for a copy or of lhe the decision and !' [occasion, * ■ B'Qt 94.6. 04 A both Knlh examinations I'ran.i.'afbvi, in I,, (year was years ago and operated a store and the details of it will be Interpreted ,^11 Day Meeting at the Wes-1 Inspectors In ths fields. Will Be Ready on the subject of Science of Living repair shop on main street for readers as soon as received. ‘leyan — ............... ...... IVAN’T HOF FOUND GUILTY Sponsored by U. B. Church Things scoring 100 and he scored 87 Methodist Gamp July 1 Tills case Is of practical Interest tor than a watchmaker and Jeweler. because it involves damages for in­ Grounds The annual meeting of the Has­ BY JURY WEDNESDAY —Holding Sessions at Sec­ in this special examination. He was always tinkering with some juries sustained by a customer tings Building and Loan Association ond Ward School The annual Young People's rally । sort of new gadget or time-saving while on the premises of a store. of the Michigan Conference of the,They Were Out Only an Hour The Board of Christian Education DO NOT SEND RETAIL device. lowing three directors were re-elect­ Wesleyan Msthodlst church will be< nnd Quarter tn of the United Brethren church Is LICENSE FEE NOW It was In 1878, according to Mrs. TAX DELINQUENCY IN Forrest Chris Man ttna a WUttrier 10 ed for a term of three years: Robert township; । held new at at the me Camp camp grounds, grounds, rxjlh .tjuui of of ' sponsoring a Vacation Bible School Bamuel K. Terry, a granddaughter, thw*xaw i..m ,n Atn-i. Is I■ Afrrea Walton, Kim Sigler and Henry Shel­ Woodland will inspect in Car rnilMTV DllklC Uiru Hastings, -Tuesday. June 19. This for the children of the Second ward. who now lives in Loe Angeles, that Special Blanks Will Be Sent don. The board consists of nine and Thornapplo towtwhips; L LU UN I I nUNb HlbH to be an all day meeting beginning This school will be held June 18th Dennis Van't Hof of Grand RapMr. Sweet first completed a success­ members, three being chosen each Ponni. m____ . at 8:00 A- M There will be three Wtt3 brought to trial before to 29th during the forenoon at the in July for That ful electric clock. The original, an More People Paying Toward addresses during the day by the Rev. judBC McPcek on Wednesday. Tiro Second. ward sciuuL building. All old faahioned walnut grandfather Purpose . Tile directors met immediately ships; Vern T A..;., «m. n — TV-. —J—_, Ries, riindA Prnfrrmr and . .... . . . . -r ,k...____ i a___ r i Claude Professor of Greek and tlrrvir Back Levies Than During testimony was presented, the law­ the children of the ward from 5 to type of clock, was 7 1-2 feet high The State Board of Tax Adminis­ after Die stockholders meeting ad- township will Inspect In Bible Literature of Houghton. N. Y. yers made their pleas and Judge 12 years old are Invited to attend. and is now In her possession at 1447 Last Year, However The Houghton College Quartette will McPeek gave his charge to the Jury. Sessions begin promptly al 9 o'clock. tration has Lssued a request to the Jouriied and re-elected the following Westgate avenue. West Dr, Angeles. There are 2.933 people who have be In attendance and furnish spe- In an hour and fifteen minuter they Please bring crayons, pencil, scis­ retailers of Michigan, asking them officers: Before it was moved to California President—c. W. Potts. not to send In <helr 51 00 for their oiunbrn IhrombDUl UM d.y. „„„„ g ¥m „„ „ returned verdict of guilty „ of pos- sors and box, older children bring the clock ran eighteen years without' not paid their taxes in Barry county el.1 balance of the contracts. Vice-President-F W. Stebbins. Voun, people «e Invited u> .1uw '(or £7, Bibles. 1934 retail license fee until they re­ [ during the past year, according to stopping. A duplicate of the original! County Treasurer Maus. This rep­ Secy.-Treas —A. IL Carveto, . “''"J bnl acqulued him on lhe ch»n;< o< Thursday of each week Is Visitor's mit their sales tax for the month of, clock la In possession of another July. Special blanks will be sent resents a delinquency of about 5130. ­ tauket lunch end eel to lhe Uiede ol trmCOTtln , o , llquor judge Meday when parents and all interested members of .the family In Philadel­ for this purpose, along with the 000 and includes about 5,000 deacrlp- the maples. ( t ( Peek deferred lhe sentence until, adults are invited —Mrs. Amy Bow­ phia. Hecox. , tlons of property, according to regular form. er, Supervisor. Compared to the compact clock of The annual financial report will ESTABLISHING TESTI* ml .u UenlMed b, Dep­ Next year the sales tax blanks today the grandfather clock as Treasurer Maus. Exact figures are will be In book form, so It will be not be ready unty July 1, the end of built by Mr. Sweet is rather rudi­1 now being prepared. County Treas­ IMP I ADQDATQQV uty Sheriff Arthur Bell of Mlddle- NEW KIST DIARY STORE easier to keep the records. The the Association^ fiscal year. That INU LADUHAIUni .vlUe M man who eluded him at mentary in its adoption of electric­ urer Maus estimates that Uiere are OPENS FOR BUSINESS Hoard has been busy returning the report will be’awaitcd with much ity, but the principle of the placing between 5.000 and 6,000 people who « 1 . Ithe Ume when he errested Russell 51.00 fees that have been sent In interest. . The Banner Is promised pay county taxes. This indicates Council Votes to Purchase Von Horn In Middleville on March (Continued on page three) a copy it that time. About 200 gallons of Ice cream before time. that delinquency for the current Necessary Equipment for lai- Van Hom U now serving a sen- and more than 3.000 cones were year will be in the neighborhood of noMMary afuipu v <cnee In Ionia. Witnesses were pro­ UJTY MARSHAL passed out to the people who attend ­ CLOCK CONTROL SOON 50 per cent, In comparison with a Use Of the City duced who claimed that the two ed the opening of the Kist Dairy DESERVES PRAISE. of 25 per cent during In order to test whether the city men had sold liquor at Middleville stre-e here Monday evening between READY FOR TESTING delinquency 1933. . bewage disposal plant Is giving sat- several limes previous to Van Hom's 6:30 and 9 o'clock. The Interior of Marshal Harry Thompson for recent , To counter-balance this, however, A master control* mechanism for isfactory service the council voted arrest. arrests for drunkenness and the store has been attractively deco­ operating the court house clock is twice as many people have- paid to­ Friday that a laboratory foi1 such ' ycn driving. There Is no rsaa rated and a large line of ice cream . rapidly being brought to completion ward their back taxes this year as testing be established, and the nec­ autonioblllsU who keep soft products will be carried. Tables and . by George Balch of the local Bell during 1933. On June 10, 198?, 428 essary equipment purchased, the chairs are arranged around the wi|X 1‘ui.hk u. receipts were written or payment of Telephone Company - and Nile same to be maintained at the wafor the convenience of customers/^t Fancher of the Auto Sport Shop. back taxes, while on June 11 <rf this terworks station. is possible that a light lunch serace CLAUDE HOFFMAN, ADMR. The cabinet for the meclianism was year 855 receipts have been written. The same equip..----- --------------------- ---------- ------- will be added to the dairy products slble through drinking. Neither to constructed by Mr. Rockwood, an by the board of health for testing . An auction sale to scale the es- line later on. that during some of the recent hoc there any reason why decant peo­ POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. employee of the Hastings Table Com­ days Uie pumps at the waterworks ple should ba oosnpeUed to wlttrom I wish to announce my candidacy, idllk. and will greatly aid tbels work, tale of James Cheeseman. deceased pany. In preliminary tests the con­ on the Republican ticket in the ' 1 '■ ■ will be held at the Ray Pierce mill station delivered 500.000 gallons per drunken men attempting to nego­ FATHER AND SON BANQUET. trol functioned smoothly and both [September Primaries, for the office POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. on East Green St.. Henry Flannery There will be a Father and Son day. Up to the present time there tiate the streets and listen to the Balch and Fancher see no reason „„ I hereby wish to announce that I auctioneer. Claude Hoffman, Admr., banquet- at Hendershott school on has been no preceptible lower.ng of why it shouldn’t work out equally county, the water in the vein from which when they are intoxicated. McDonald —Adv. am a Republican candidate far offers 3 motors. 36 in. band saw as Friday evening, June 15. wall wavb. rwl.Xa — well In In operation. U/However, wither nomination for sheriff of Barry Co. well as other saws, shafttag and tiro city draws ita supply. Hastings HOMEMADE ICE CEEAM. of them are guaranteeing anything MIXED DANCE8, BA8KBALU al the Sept, primary. Your support belts, buzz planer, pointer, and other is Indeed fortunate to have such a until the final hook-up has actually . Martins orchestra. 81. Marys will be appreciated. Friday evening. June IS, At Vickery's. Clear lake, Sunday, plentiful ------- supply „ of — excellent water— ■ t>av mill equipment, -Out 8-30. Wm. O. Btruln. I for full particulars. lake, every Friday night.—Adv. June 17. Dowling vs. Lacey.—Adv. no finer in the stale. USE OF GIRLS BIX TO MOOT OF THE« BATTLE FIELD believable nuisances CHARLES S. POTTS HAD NO OPPONENT MGHTFULAP PRECISION DINNER ELECTRC CLOCK JNDLOOEVICE 4 One'Auction Sale * �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE U, IBM 1. arc the ones who suffer from | holdup In Georgia, came to Mlchi- ifflEpmoioii,* SUMS PMOfflS ” l gan. was arrested and sent back by G°V. Green, was convicted, given a nf lon9 term, escaped and returned to , Toy related many Instances ofMlci,lKan *what he termed as “wanton release > Bruckej jjjned thc extradition pa'fncludlng a holdup ««■ ! pcrs and Crawford escaped en route. CAMP KITANNIWA PROVING POPULAR OVERCOME BY LETB AL GAS FUMES FRIDAY. NEWS OF INTEREST LOCAL NEWS TO HOG PRODUCERS I Dickie Dshlhouaer, 3. *on of Mr. and Mra. CharlM Dahlhouaer of Registrations Three Time* Nashville, was overcome by lethal No Limitation on Litters of. go* fume* Friday. | Walnut street 1* to be repaired Last Year** At Oorre*Hogs Under Recent Dickie had been playing with thc from Market street to Young street, S 'iXTf.’XL; ,•b orovsl. ana v»d again came W mienchildren of Claud Perry two door* । Mri Mlke bcc^ nh underwent » • „££!,£ —I— ~ to ucorsin ponding Time Ruling operation at Pennock taapila! USTMO oantiKiLs FREE ““h,nnA ™ Camp Kltannlwa on Clear lake, 2?rth .of K>e _Dahlhou*er home, County Agent Harold J. Potter | Thursday the Penys pmvpw moved — and —-—forenoon •---------- • ■J , -ruesdav TO iXZUMZ OSJMZS CT1™ u, bhr-^d.( uboMup. r£- sjulh of Dowling, opens on Monday Friday received the following Information! W. A. Goff of Charlotte came I' n,n ’ ‘ .. . . . June 25. and from present Indica­ •rx fnvvbifrstp. from Wasiilngton Monday morning hzbuu«« I Denton fitreet, from Grand to DENOUNCED uP nor of Oforgla asked him to send ,tion* promUaa to be exceedingly regarding Oom-Hog contract* in discussed by the proaecutor.___ rord back. back_ On On the the recommcnrecommcn- , •, Oraw Crawford Barry county. Tn the city, of Mt. Clemen* seven t thc BtU)niPy general, the popular with Camp Fire Girls. Reg­ Mr*. Ed. Mathews of Morgan. It is i and open gutters made on same. "No LlmltMion on Litter*.—In m (here ™ . murder: -.p^, pt Mlchbnu, re- istrations now, are almost three alleged the back door was left unMr*. C. W. Crawford 1* recovering TOY GIVES INSTANCES r><,.ir- wofn*n killed her husband to run 1 fused to send him back to Georgia." times os many as last year at this [locked and Dickie, as was his cu»- from her recent lllneu and has re­ view of the fact that the,, contracts, will not be finally adjusted until OF GREAT HARM DONE . way with her sweetheart. Judge Crawford entered upon a life of time. tom. opened it Friday to go In. The turned to her home froth Pennock after spring litters have been far­ [Reed in sentencing her said It was hospital. • 'Or,.nc that Denounce* Permitting Boy* [Die same case as that nf of RltEH Ruth Rnv. Sny-.minateTfinafiy ^an'artack'upmi The council ordered new sidewalks rowed. resulting in many uninten­ !der death penalty Girin to Drink Beer ?Cr who wI?2 received deatlhe ' penalt \inn U-ycar-old school girl, hl* con­ on the south line of lota 968 and 989. tional violations of the contract pro­ ned Giri* to Drink Beer ln State. This ' and wntrncp M*rquette r.m (or HU. u" ( win b. is wither another .U>U Thb »mnan screed also on the east side of lota 1214 vision* limiting the number of 111lers-to be farrowed in 1934, all pro­ in Beer Parlors , vm*r« >e«r, for murder BevanSeven vearsye.r.,, .. . .. .. .. . .seven or n.nrir, ,. -people and 1237. the project system: L e.. the *lrl*|nc2P' „na .n™,.nfiv Mr, and Mrs. D. D. Putnam have visions in the contract limiting the. will decide what they want to ac-■ ived i In a speech recently given by . wonder wmwimvi tI said that it was on open . k number of 1934 litter* are hereby1 hln).. । moved to their farm in the southern Harry 6. Ttff. thc prosecuting »t- ! Invitation mVitation for for the the Dlllimrer. Dillingers to to come come .. ,.K P rumorcd lhroughout the compllsh and then receive advice .-J?."® “He didn’t forget you— part of Johnstown township for thc rescinded. This ruling doe* not af-' and help from lhe counselor. ThU feel In any way the limitations on! torney of Wayne county, at a gath- here? state that there are many more program will develop Initiative and l?l8hA_ha'e bCCn tatal.—Grand summer months. Don't forget him." •ring in Saline. Mich , that officer "Th«‘ same wanton policy which noted gangsters and criminals who The council granted tlic applica­ the number ot hogs produced for leadership ability. Thc head coun- K^P”3 Press. . unmercifully scared tlie Comstock ' '>«■’ not lake mto consideration the I will be released before thc end of tion ot J. J. Mead for a gasoline market from 1934 litter*." ,,,,, , Tills ruling means tliat there Is administration for granting pardons decent, law abiding proplc of our,1 the year." Toy said, impressing up­ sclor will be Ann White of Indian-1 pump at his new store location on Here are Home sugges­ no limit as to the number of lit-, to criminals convicted of *crlous of- community or the safety of our on the crowd that every crime no ola. Iowa. She i* a graduate of YOUNGSTERS WILL East Grand street. -----, OU»|WII VJUCBV aim IUU cauipro _' ivr allowed under the contract but -1 'state, is not only reflected in paroles , — - - tions for “Hia.Gift.* orjI STUDY SHAKESPEARE Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Gardner re­ ters matter how small costs the people n number of years at Camp Hantcsa. - . -|Cc,»cu ceived aura word io to any day inai that weir their son that there still 1* a limit as to the He cited the killing of the St. ■but In the extradition policy of Che I SI.500. I। ••.« the Des Moines Comp Fire Girl *I I number of pigs that can be marketed He recalled the attack of four1 Clair deputy sheriff by the Dillinger state of Michigan today. Do you1 Mtnrv Telling Toliinn- Club Hlnh Begin* -Robert 1S SCrlOUSly ill Of SCftflel fCcamp. Miss White Is an accorn-1 Btory vcr hU home J, NUm from 1934 Utters. Tilts number Is gang, and deplored the "wanton rc- know that out of 30 requests from1 hoodums upon a Detroit resident plished musician and is very proSessions Next Monday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen are thc 75 per cent of the adjusted average . - lease" of criminals in Michigan un­ governors of other states for crimi­। jKirked in his automobile on Jefier- ficlcnt In handicraft and dramatics. I tier the democratic administration. nals. not ordinary criminals, out of 30 son Ave., thc hoodlums forcing Ute Morning I parents of a daughter born on Sat- production of market hogs from 1932 She will be assisted by Lucille He referred particularly to the re­ applications In which hearings were man to drive to Macomb county, 1 " I urday. June 9. She ha* been named ami 1933 litters. Dramatic instruction. Interpretive' Nancy Ann. 'congratulations. Thi* ruling is going to be a real M»e of o> a a murderer mu.uor. from Kalama - held before the governor. 21 were where they robbed him of <12. and Munk who will be In charge of lease dancing and music will be included j The council voted Friday evening help to that producer who had the soo, another from Macomb county denied? Mind you they wanted to then killed him. "Two of those *?n’u Lro,La,K1naturc J°re . Munk ha*been a counselor at Kit-. as part of lhe advantages offered ■ |o gravel the parking space on-the hard luck to lose all hls pigs from and robbers from all over the state take these men back to other * totes. F’oCowlesoflto members of the National Junior south-aide of State street, from Dr. early farrowing tills spring, as It with a sum­ flrsl and lhe governor said Nn No ,n to these hoodlums were paroled convicts. Thc “Mind you in Comstock's first - - other states. Michigan is the asy- ‘story Is written and written, my ain ^at’i8hakespcare Story Telling Club, Mohler's office to the C. K. Ac S. will allow him now to farrow pigs mery tie that year, 3,500 criminals were paroled. friend*, in blood." tie Creek College, will teach fencing, which will hold its first meeting on tracks. up to the average number lie has Many of them were paroled out of lum for criminals." looks right I “The present democratic goveni- archery. marketed from litters of the past dramatic*. Mi&s Monday. June 18. Thc sessions will । Mrs. Victor Hilbert of Woodland the state to commit their depreda| ment in Michigan not only has been Cowles hasana had previous camping | be about one and a half hours long a patient at Pennock hospital two years without violating hl* con­ with IL He dwell «•<»»•>, <», the ot a. failure, but „„ if „ you please. „ It has w^-onxm cBmo“mrnfiPOt!^aa,vnIeJan‘1 ** he,d ln lh« soclal । having undergone an operation on tract. abiding people of the state of Mich- Jess Crawford, who committed a • bc€n morc than a filure. u hB5 u N£L*.Y f rooma °f U’P Mpthodul ct’iirch onTuesday. She U doing us well as ---------------------------------------------------------- ' gone a great way to ruin our repuShirt*, $1, $1.29, $1.50 handcraft camp. Her hobby Is Monday. Wednesday and Friday nnsslble FORM “FITZGERALD, tation throughout the nation as a photography. Clarice Clapp, who Is a I forenoons. Classe* are open tochll■ ■ pnotograpny. ciance ciapp-who Classes H. E. — Rising and three others peTic*, 49c, 69c, 79c, $1 1 law abiding people." Red Oros*- Life Savine Examiner I .v..i... FOR-GOVERNOR" CLUB I He criticised the democratic ad- will hate charge of swimming tn this,eighth grades. tension on West Madison street 1 ministration -for not adhering to Battle CrXkC rofieae Vd* c.8U>ry ulllng ,based °*' The council granted same Friday Lake Odessa Republicans । promises and referring to the Battle Creek College and has fit e ■ Shakesperean plays In surfy form evening. How About a Pair of I crowning of cherry queens, declar­ Met Monday Night— years previous experience as a camp make a nucleus for this dramatic East Bond street on the block . D«n«» and muyk: bull-1 |,om JcKerwn (o Mlchlnn ..enue. ing he thought it would be better SM—. "...S1™ .““'"'L???..?' Elected Officers I to crown cherry queens, than to be Detroit, Michigan. wtU be lhe hand!- ablc to the Bh.keapere.n £riod will uto beV^kl and g^releT'^th lhe first one to stand In line for a WatkeC0U^wsitvSJndhSeBUn?ve71|be corT*laled wlth thc drama "Mid-k cobblestone gutter constructed on Lake Odessa Republicans got to-1 They are cool and mod-’ , bottle of llquor and "have your plc- Wayne University and the Univer-1summer Night's Dream." which l». each side. gethcr in Memorial Hall here Mon­ erately priced. j lure taken doing It " Sustained apsity of Michigan and has had six to be presented In un outdoor Justice Andrew Matthews assessed day night and formed a epitxgcrald' ; | plause followed this statement years Illng evening of August wtiE McCall. 29. *25 flT^.d for Governor" Club. Shirley Le- j years of of camping camping ^experience. experience. William McCall. 29. *25 fine and pard was elected president. Mrs j j Toy also attacked Judge Arthur the culmination of lhe course. coats when he was arraigned on h Marjorie Hershiser secretary, mid j I Lacy, announced democratic guber­ This club is part of a national charge of drunk and disorderly last natorial candidate. "Who was it THE COUNTRY CLUB Raymond Lapo. treasurer. Wm organisation ana and branches are be- Wednesday. DCnilPCQ ITC mice । Otaanization of Ionia and Merrick Hill ot ..recommended that we vote for thc Buy Him a New ntUUbto lib UUco ing formed in Kalamazoo and Bat- Among the students graduating at Dilley sterling character. Comstock, for Lansing were present to help with . T_ 4 '*5 Cr*'lt ac u-ell as in other cities 1 Kenyon Kenyon college. conege. Gambler. ciamuicr. Ohio, onio, on on the organization. governor? Lacy. Who was it rec­ -Cuts Them Over 36 Per Cent throughout the---------------------------------United States. The' Junc 1Sth |lp anuu "V----- r-----:Juiic ioiii. u is Phl rniiip Grunt oalgrovc. Ojigruvc. ' otnmendcd that he call a bank hollNext Monday evening. June 18. ~ . » ... nlan hna hren hiehiv rornmmrtidrd I.who _____ _ j__________ . plan has been highly recommended receive* a degree of Bachelor lhe chib will hold a general rally tn i 1 day. the worst blunder made In — Good News to the by wlucators throughout the coun- of philosophy at that time, I Michigan? Mr. Lacy. Now he of­ lhe auditorium pt thc schoolhouse We have one he will I try as a -pleasurable means of dqJune ■«, 4. me the c-»u>«a Fanners Members .7,..; .— ~l«i On Monday. </«••«• , fern himself for thc Job." al which Frank D. Fitagcrald will; ’s knowledge nnd like at At the annua) meeting of the Has- ' veionlns veloping the child Childs and state Bank of Middleville ......... began re­ be the main speaker. The Detroit prosecutor dpcnly at। lacked permiUlng children under tings Country Club held a short time understanding of Shakespeare,.also;leasing al! moratorium funds. This J1* a ,sJJ*onu background for i action was made possible by the R. HOTLY CONTESTED CASE. • thc age of 21 years to frequent "sa­ ago the question of reducing thc ant P C. purchasing preferred stock to The case of Dr. Adrounle vs. Enrl loons." called "bcci gardens." "Since ntral dues was brought up. After hlfb “*5®°*. E>u’IL'ih •ork. Coleman was tried in circuit court, they are taking the money for ed­ discussion the subject was referred i MrR Daslc crue will hove charge the amount of *25,000.00. - - • |of the music instruction -throughout] The, council decided beginning Monday morning. The -------- :--------------Friday night ucation /rom the liquor money aticf to the board of director* to decide. I the Summer Lu< (he memhera ot lhe club "1' seven weeks. Inlernrctive dane- to purchase 500 additional feet of j Judge’s charge was given Tuesday, 'since many children arc graduated '"" ing is to be .............. under the a, direction of hose for the lire department, also: forenoon. Thc Jury returned in thc I were pta,»M lo receive tram C. w. — ,,™ around the age of IB years, and Mrs. Margaret Young Steiger, and voted to transfer 12.000 from the afternoon with a verdict ot S2.&00; secretary-treasurer. the ' with the regimentation of the new 1Clarke. Miss Maxine Wunderlich will sqthat thc aucji dues had own. been ------ . ... ......... . 1I deal a eat and ana thc inc economy, they tliey probnrob- Il :•statement M“cn‘cnl ul “‘ lnc . contingent savings fund to the con­ in favor of Dr. Adrounle. ’ ably will bnld hold graduation exercises ] reduced from *38.50 per year to *25.1 PcrvJ®e U1C 5lory telling and play tingent checking account. Il ill V •L-lli Before tlic case was submitted to Make > ; in beer gardens soon." This will be appreciated. ; pr“®t,S?. , . Dean Eugene Davenport of Wood­ the Jury, counsel for Mr. Coleman, Since the beer garden* have come1 « mcin 'hat expense* must ®h‘ ” n0‘ land was the commencement siwak- who acted as an agent in the sale Fine Small into club and wishing to take ad­ er at the Lakeview school, battle ot bonds for a bonding company, re­ into existence existence "we-have "we have had had more more **' closely closely watched to keep within vantage of this opportunity for . crimes against young girlhood than t,w income; but Die directors bevfcnt “ e ° r ,hbs onnortunitv quested Judge McPeek to give a di ­ Creek, on Thursday evening, the crimes against young girlhood than ““ ‘ Gift! |( liontable activity during the stim- graduating class numbering 61, rected verdict in favor of the d«we-had before nnd they come right l,evc they can do It. The club ha* fficr may “get 1 out pr " mLcomplete w^nderi information eh Julian Smith is principal of the fendanl. Thc questions involved in out of of those those places." places." Mr. Mr. Toy Toy said. said. 1“ beautiful property with an invest- " ------ -----------------------ment of several thousand dollars in ■ calling Mite Wunderlich. Lakeview school. that request are legal propositions,, *x>sMrs. Aben Johnson. Mrs. Daslc »md will involve study nnd considgrounds and equipment The Has-1 EPISCOPAL VACATION Crue and several other Camp Fire. oration by the Judge, so thc Jury’s j CPUnni TA nori !’Ings golf course Is known through- COUNTY RECEIVES Guardians will attend thc Guardi-’' — J‘"'----------’“~' " n*“ Judge j verdict may not be rfinal. The All Father Day Gifts SUHUUL TO OPEN SOON out western Michigan as one of the 314 Siaa CHECK FOR $20,745.25 an.< Training Camp at Camp Kitan- 'must look up the law points in-I ------------ T i finest nUie hole courses in thc state.1 packed in special boxes already enrolling their1 No mote beautiful setting for .golf Amonnt TsfiO per nPnt nf .j niwa ”,lw* beginning b**‘nnl,,1*r June Ju,w 21. 2I- and “nd conc solved lu the request for a directed J Parents are a. lie Daily Vacation Bi grounds could be suggested or found. Amounl 1B ou rcr Went 01 tlnulll|l for three dftya Tills is EREE. verdict, and decide that issue first. 1 ...L. Is one . children in the It was a hotly contested case from | ......... i Episcopal. Th,, Tot i> 1 hue of Total Due TTriri/vvUnder ToT-ma Terms of elcht eight sucli such rtiiimv camps In tn tin. the Tin United I ble School ofr Emmanuel The finances n off tl.r. the club bava have „l. al-1 start to finish. Judiciously. | I church to hr ' be hr!^ held each morning, j "ays been handled of the McNitt Act | Anthony Wollowiz. 20. of Yankee July 5th to □ 27th inclusive, inclusive. u-.u..,cu Detailed There Then is no mortgage indebtedness. I and but a small amount of outstand-1 A check for *20.745 25 was received Springs township, and Elmer Pre- TAKEN ON SERIOUS CHARGE. I announcements late<. Harry Schild. 33 of this city, was J— 18. •“ of Allegan •"--------------• were — -tak • ­ county ing accounts, which will not be by County Treasurer Maus Monday dun. arrested hist week on h charge of troublesome, especially when good from thc state as payment for fifty en before Justice Andrew Matthews EDWARD BAKER IS Thun<U. “J™2‘ •}“> SERIOUSLY INJURED. times return, as we ail hope'and ex­ per cent of the road money due this dl«rdr,ly endue, , public pUuv.m-l' « '"I"""" "If It Isn’t Good Wp Don’t county under terms of the McNitt pect they will. bottle Lloyd Baker was in Cass Qity from 'Justice Matthews Wednesday and guUtr .„d p„w M.uhew. WMuoul.v Last year at this lime only 25 They The Hasting; Country Club is a act. 1 Wednesday till Sunday where lie ।was bound over to thc circuit court' per cent of the money was paid. of *6.85 each. was called by the Injury ot his 1splendid asset and-advertisement for I in the penal sum of »500. He wa* Auditor General Stack explained Mrs Alva seebcr ot this city re-1 brother. Edward Baker, who was 'our city, and should be maintained that 50 per cent of lite amount due eelved word Wednesday night of the1Ill,uible ,O furnish thc bond and Is ini severely hurt thc previous Sunday ALTERATIONS MADE AT death vr. of lit! her autrer. sister. Mrs. Mrs tUa Etta INIi-MI, Nash. ,Ja11'. *.e. hC ....... | Ls being turned over .M, to,. counties ........ while at Ids cottage on Saginaw bay. •--------------------------the officers. He FENNEY-S BIG STORE. । which have paid their obligations to I— who resided al Goblas. •in Van Buren 'admitted ------T hls "7T*guilt C to 1 J ----------He had been hooking up an electric BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. iwiji undoubtet ------- ---Company ------------ --flj] Money received county. Mrs. Nosh had been ill for |* ’M* undoubtedly be taken betorv Thc j. c ... Penney of .._r_ Ulis t tJ>c statc I meter at a newly erected cottage ,city has made some changes in the under thc McNitt act Is to be used several years and seriously ill for Judge JudKC McPcek McPcck ’”nc llnw lhts *rccknear his own. Thc scaffolding had i' । arrangement of their shoe and dress for absorbing township roads into! thc last two years. During thc two ■ 11 11 11 v™,'",'" ""m"','1 tnd “h'; “'"Y"1!:«»™«~ — departments •■><» which gives conviurrconsldcr- I the county system. Eventually If [year* Mrs. Scqber has made fre-' ~ 'TdoinX'.' Mm !” '.t'J'.™ the McNitt act shall continue, all quent vxlts u> her sister and has! 1 ................... ' ' WHnTK&0AP 10 bar. KI convenience Jind also for the coni­ township-roads will be Improved and been of much comfort and assLstancc < blnr across the stomach. , | fort and pleasure of shoppers maintained by the county. *- * I As soon as possible lie was re-1 | Farmers having farm equipment ' Cash line* direct to thc office are i~,• pkgmoved to his home, and was uncon-1 • NOCK HOSPITAL un Mter^Uoo. added convenience and peotime nr welding to be done. Hasting*, Michigan . Telephone* 2244-2557 BL_ retou* for :or a a whole wnoie week wee* He has nas 'ab>o MVUuf The Mile* A daufhter was was bom Mr. ind I to be repaired,^^ “rtlrenwnt M ’ reious He born to to "* '*"■* — the Mrs Alva iter IftaJlnaw11 Hu^condltton'll 1saving 'lr K"' alteration. entice by John5™- Bed'ord"Route DoMott Bros. Machine Shop In this < 1 Saginaw. Hu condition -I* - still icaj,hlcr, BIIll patrons who have 2- on June 5. She weighed eight ue 1 SUNDAY ONLY, JUNE 17 SATURDAY ONLY very rerious. change coming from a purchase are!pounds and has been named Mari­ ----------| A MONEY PROPOSITION. New Son* Hit*! Bigger Spectacle.! DuzUn* New Danees! ! ASKS RENEWAL OF SERVICE. ' “jf ,ahorU'*' ,PUSB‘ble '2mf' j *yM^n> •— Mr, and Mrs Ja8k Allen. 221 West Thc city of Jackson has closed its ' In the years 1930. 1931 nnd 19321i This store is receiving new mer- I South St . are thc rparents -----of a girl'beer parlors midnight, Lansing chandhe dally and each week’ in'------- ... ------ ,-----— at --------< there was provided for this and oth- ■the ' Banner"will be found a special born Saturday. 9. ** She weigh- has cloned her* U<> on OUIMIBJ-S, Sundays. and . . June -■ er cities by thc state<• aumri free plumb- announcement featuring store news1"* cd ’7 lbs.. ’ 7 ~~ ozs. and will answer other cities »have by ordinance re­ 1 tn* inspection service, which was of |stricted thc hours for beer saloons. Added—"GO1J) GHOST" Comedy—“AIR MANIACS" We understand o( to buying public. | to the name of Nancy Ann. value to this city V.'. I Mr and Mrs. Gordon Utter <Hel-jbut those in Cassopolis are still AND LATEST PATHE NEWS U|lb. .<1. it is now available again Tlie coun­ ORDERED ANOTHER SEWER. | cn Allerdingi Hastings. Route 2. privileged to run until two o'clock PRICES FOR ADULTS:— cil Friday evening resolved that thc At the request of lhe council. City arc the parents of a son born June in lhe morning, with thc age limit Ito 3 P.M.—15c t 3lo5P. M.—20c : 5 to C losing—25c , orii ncc®bl PoJ’'l0n Act No. rj 1Riiiccr ajiarxji 1 iv. Engineer S;>arks presentea presented an an canesti-J 10. auu and wcigning weighing seven seven pounus. pounds. nc He 01 of arinKcr* drinkers requeea reduced to toClglilcen eighteenyears years *, . AcU 01 up‘ mate on thc cost of a sanitary sewer has been named Lawrence Gordon, land the alcoholic content of beer < pllcablc to free plumbing inspection on South Broadway and MndLson Sixteen patients patientsand one baby baby are are doubled, doubled, we we can can see sec many many good good Sixteen and one MONDAY and TUESDAY, JUNE 18 and 19 2 lb. can l^C u thc.s'ate department, so we can!MrMU t0 connect with thc city’s being cared for at the hospital this reasons why beer saloon hours in DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION have this service^resumed. sanitary sewer 1 ■" ---------------------• scwei system. Mr. Sparks Wednesday morning. Cassopolis and---------every other town Pl p.n' m,|. tv I presented his estimate lo thc coun' presented hi* should be restricted. Thc only rea­ 7^; 7 lc " meeting nlah'-. placing his cil meeting Friday Pr son for the longer hours Is to make I Harold Schild, of this city,, eharo-1 (iKurcS Bl ww g&36 16 council mrsmuc tv.more aanemoney Barnum. a httje more moncy for the rr»........ - : nguic» i». The ziic uvuiKu - - — - ------- ——-------- jor ww* uie o< pn><-d with taking Indecent —m*.-. i.passed — . a resolution • * -» rville Barnum. died °! on’ T! Tuesdav nt io liberties dial lhe sewer l®n,Hc Ba,r?,uin; dled wsd?y prtetor* and for.the state that col2 *03*11 can* y C . with a female child, was tibrawht .... be- M (,uU,. , ((.re.ojn .((lu.home olher <(•«»- 1MU the ux whkh TOm, w. M ! fore Judge McPeek ycstcrdui fore-1,*> ----------------- - ---------------------(er «ua ju.a Mm. Hen- „„„ ,mporuw u> a kn o( nwul. I noon. He pltad guilty* Judge Mr- ! . DEATH OF AMELIA CLARK. -------- — • . ry Wellman. The funeral will be than does what may happen land ------------------------------------------- - !, }'Mrs Amejla Clark, aged' •• 64. -* died held at the Wellman home, 505 No. L happening) to our youth As a No. 2 can IOC I Peek accepted lhe -plea and ------remand*— ‘. — ALSO — cd him ty the custody ot tip- sheriff I at Pennock hospital on Thursday.: Hanover St., on Thursday afternoon ‘matter of fact the whole beer and He be sentenced next June 7. illness She o'clock, th the Rev. L. L. Dew-I Michigan anorak He will will prpbably nmhuhlv-----------------------------------------t after a week s illnau Rlw. at 22:30 30 n'elnrk a Rav T I. n«. I llquor jet-up .in --. . . anU *eek. was lhe daughter of Wellington E ey officiating. Burial will be in the n<£ to .kop^nlaTk mlX Gene Raymond, WilliamBoyd. HAVt C<>Vt»A<-T Kldd.r of M Irving Inrln, townsnip. Wwmblp Bur- Fulln ermrurr In Crlton. ,,><«,> lor (te «u(<- .nd »wU„. — , s~ Kidder burHAVE jviving imt CONTRACTS. UiMKAtlS. Ivlvlnc are nrr several trveral brothers and sis-! sis•* ■ ,___ .__ ... . . . t>» blanks have already been sent NOTICE. ; I: will be good news to friends of tcH. Hie funeral was held at the' out to merchants who want to en­ the Normal-class of Barry county. Hastings City Mission on Saturday!, I will not be responsible for any gage in liquor selling in addition to LATEST NEWS EVENTS ADULTS 15c; CHILDREN 10c ■that of thc class this year at ten-thirty A. M. Rev. T. H Hoos !debts contracted by anyone besides the state owned stores. We certain­ tall but three have contracts for iofficiating Burial was in the Wilcox 1myself or wife.—Ed. D Sllcock.— ly are getting to be a cheap lot when WEDNESDAY .nd THURSDAY, JUNE 20 and 21' ' teaching for thc coming year. Tiiat cemetery ta Maple Grove township. i ■Adv. we are willing to sacrifice the char­ !is a goxirecord and would indicate;-------------- » FAJR LAitE. ’ ” acter o< our people on the altar of that th«- teacher*' situation, from * SENTENCED TO JACKSON. Ail remember the Kinsley Aid: greed —Caiaopolls Vigilant. the standpoint of the teacher at Dennis Van't Hof. convicted by a which will meet June 21. Thursday,1 least, is Improving. : Jury l»st *°ek ot possession of liquor instead of the regular day of Wed, REPUBLICANS PLAN —-—■ ■ « • >---------------- ■ contrary to the new liquor law. was 1 A PdFamoant Picture wife CAROLE. LOMBARD. SALLY for aupper with Mr* Leah TWO FIRE ALARMS MONDAY, brought before Judge McPeek for nesday. 1 PARTY CELEBRATION RAND, thc Fan Dancer, FRANCES DRAKE sentence yesterday. This was his Williamson. Mrs Millard WllUson Comedy— -One Awful Night" Betty Boon Cartoon- Farad jday Hie first was in lhe afternoon. second criminal offense so the stat­ and Mrs, Rosa Burdick are assisting Republicans of Michigan are mak­ lh!.W‘*dcn Utert N**» I when a car near Ea? 1 Smith's oil ute prescribe* lhe penalty for such ing plan* to ceipbrate the 80th anADULTS 25c CHILDREN 10c About thirty friends surprised Mr*. nivenary of the founding of their an offense, which Is one and onetlnguishod before thc department half year* maximum and six months Mary Kibllnger Friday night, the party at Jackson on July 6 and 7 occasion being her birthday. Ice! minimum in prison. He was sent to arrived Thc other was in the •ve­ FRIDAY wnd SATURDAY, JUNE 23 wnd 23 cream and cake were served Henry P. Fletcher, the new chalriling and was due to a stubborn fire Jackson. DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION 1 The windstorm destroyed u brood-- man of the National Committee, Is in thc dump near Vandlen’s junk TAKEN TO ILLINOIS. er house for Mr*. Mildred Frile. expected tn be present, together with yard on South Michigan avenue. Morris Haight was arrested in this I Mr. and Mr*. Albert Knowles of! Senator Arthur Vandenberg and city Sunday by Sheriff Leonard at Hickory Corner* and Mr. and Mrs.. Representatives Clarence J. Mc­ The June meeting of the Hastings the instance of Glencoe. Illinois, of- Mode McNeil and Mr*. Agnes Nye Leod. George A Dondcro. Jesse P W C- T U. will be entertained by fleer* He was charged with taking of Battle Creek were caller* Friday Wolcott, Roy O- Woodruff. Carl E. 55 Louie Mrs John McLravy. 828 6 Hanover a Ford V-8 cabriolet The car was at--------— OoUlster ---------------*. 1 Mapes and W Frank James; also r«HAMOt'VT NKWI tVENTB >U> ISv CUldm Ik found terr ,nd joun, Hil,M wav r_. r_ -----------v..,— .. Ray Pierce and: family of Bedford the former governor*. Chare 6. u.Os। women cordially invited—Secy. , turned over to DUnou officers Mon- are moving onto the Earl McGiock- born. Alex J. Oroeabeck. Fred w. ^day. day' 'Im Ptace’Green and Wilber Bnicker. Instance* CHed. Father’s Day Sunday, June 17 A Fine Shirt Food Cooter Sanforized Slacks $1.79 to $2.59 Saves You Money DRESS STRAW 81.00 to 83.50 By tfie Serve Yourself Warehouse System New Potatoes Lemons Oranges Hosiery 10 it. 22c 25c • 35c • 50c 37c 39c SATURDAY ONLY Pen Jel Certo x Mason Can Cover* Light House Cleanser 3 P&GSoap Oxydol Soap Chips £& WATERS 15c pb.. 10c 25c CLOTHES SHOP 22c 10c 29c 21c XTRAND TLEATEf 25c $1.14 Pillsbury Flour Tiger Gloss Starch 3»- 20c Cocoa Wax Beans 10c Canned Milk Dagget Pears GEORGE WHITE’S SCANDALS I I CAN’T :8UY EVERYTHING” KAY F D A M P12 fUrardo f\ n I lllANulu (>O£ftCe Cb*w & Sanborn Ib. 29^ Our Special Coffee ib. 19c Sun Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodle* Feldpausch Warehouse INE 2609 WE BUY EGGS John ,,,did*y. “THE HOUSE ON 56th STREET” GIORGE RIFT ■ ‘ BOLERO” SLEEPERS EAST "MISS FAME’S BABY IS STOLEN" �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JCWt 11. 1934 Cl CPTDIP PI OPIf LLLUI nib uLUul\ 'warden gray tells |barryville Sunday [was one of the first boys In Sun^y School whcn nr*t arganIn the oW Mudge school house ----------seventy year* ago by Mrs. Almerian -----------SIMM. Michigan Has Largest Peni- Former Preachers and Mem- Habcock. She drove her horse and ° " i--------------------------------------------------------------buggy for three or four miles around Michigan State CoUega tentiary in the World, I bers Unite in Qelightthc country to Invite the boys and girl* into the Sunday School. Speaker Said ful Gathering I Rev. Gillett, a former pastor, gave (Continued from Page One) A saving at lUJilO'ln remodeling OLD WILLS riLSD WITH rural districts of Barry county may Mer F. Gray, warden of the Sunday. June 10. the home coming inspire another country boy so that _______________ ___________________ TH* PB0BATX C0UBT .. -ataU state ‘s prbon pnson at jacxson.- WM was tb tne or the tne Barryviue senool was was us a fine talk. Archie Soules from 5.861 old garments by women •• en—spring mechanism by electrical Bt Jacluon « of BarryviBs Sunday School he will be honored for distinguished of MARTIN enCTre 'leaker luncheon . held held at at the the church church with with the the hmiM house rollpd m home economics clothing energy ’ta Is careiedout carried out fiJst'M"*^jizat as sue lm **‘*T at the th* Rotary Pnlarv Club Cluh liinrh*on service. HUD BBVISntO cessfSly a* In thc bLt of modem Monda>' noon and gave some inter- < filled with old and new member*. ' JT^^ted ”tcn*‘on work has been announced Dr. George Darling, assistant 1 Home Coming day at medical director of the Kellogg ' CHANGES IN LAWS AND [i church. 8. 8. and ths Foundation was next called on and ing by nwaiu’ of a small djnamo onum luip7”—- — ............ - 1 • ■ • in the forenoon beetm M lhc PrMenl Un,e lhere 5 0« 8unda>' Sc,io°1 *“ • 8un- Dame hl* pleasure al being ids. Nashville, Sunfleld, Potterville, JP une counly wu e#tUnaUd | followed by a pot luck < GENERAL CONDITIONS expressed present to represent lhe Foundation. motor acting as a weight on a chain ‘“mate*. At one time there were; day School boy converted In our Maple Grove and surrounding coun- “ ••‘■500. : afternoon servlcs. Ev* the previous speaker* had com­ Recodclllng old furniture providdially -welcome Bring 1 May Besull in InJu,Vce, to All problem. The prison is said to be has served in the ministry for sevplimented the Foundation for its ed another means of cutting the and one other dish and Descendants If Not fine work in Barry county, but Dr. »hjmx u .lancu wneu 1* cvme* m the largest in the world, having 58001 era! years. He gave a wonderful contact with an electrically charged ce,ls- In other words, a person could ’sermon on -The Influence of thc Darling declared tiiat a not less es ­ . tclt they had spent a wonderful day not asked to make an estimate of: and enjoy the day with us. Corrected «•» Bond., school.” Hu leer wo. "Be ye together. IaoaIKab tl.C unvM.nf mAriAVsaved, aavArf but] ....I *4 Mr*. _ H. Cogswell is vUiltog sential element in lhe success of It* copper plow ,t Urc boUom or the •f"'1 '"H n«hl ln • the amount ofnf money The motor in oneration lh»t prison for sixteen year* and faithful unto death and I will give A number of person* in Barry •wk had been the hearty coopera­ chain 3.645 articles of reconstructed fur­ >n a s new new bed bed every every night. night. ^hee a crown crown of of llfe. ron William and family In Lakev eep in ,inee a me;” county have filed their wills In the tion of the people ot Barry county, climb. U>e change In five^econds niture were reported. In each in­ HENDERSHOTT. Frank Cogswell. Mr*. H. Cog* probate court, where they are kept which the Kellogg Foundation ap­ and at the top another contact , There are more prison inmate* In Then came a wonderful testimony ' ------------------------------We ail enjoyed lhe fine singing stance. this meant a saving of at and Mrs. Millie Fisher were BOX pending possible action. Some of preciated very much. in proportion to popula­ meeting from several of the old shuu It off. By Its own weight the Michigan ‘ । Sunday given by Rev. Conklin's afternoon caller* of Mr. and I them have remained there for many The toastmaster next called on motor moves down the chain, re- 'tion than in most any other slate. members of the Sunday School fol­ guests. where davenport* and coudiea were • H. D. Webb In BarryvUlg. At the present time Michigan has lowed by a pot luck dinner, which years, and the makers may have Lloyd Shafer, who gave a fine spirit - qulrlng 36 hour* for the trip. reconstructed there was a saving of an enrollment of one forgotten about them. Credit for the invention of the 18.000 confined In it* prisons. Wis­ was served aerveu in ui the me church enurcn parlor. parior. : There was .... ed t«lk. He Expressed hls great 530 or M0. A conservative estimate ). We have t: four r... and the meeting of old friends. At hundred forty at the school picnic would place the total amount saved), Il would be well for lhe maker* to faith In the value and virtue of the modern electric clock generally 1* 1consin has only 1.700. ---------------pin has All report and----------Wisconsin has one pri*pris- two o'clock Rev. Lloyd Mead Mtad of Lan- Saturday. Saturday............... — . _a fine time. consider the advisability of bringing Boy Scout movement, and felt glad given to Henry E. Warren, a New Iprisons at (IS.OOO. their wills up to date. Tlfcrc have that he had the opportunity of giv­ Englander, who did most of hls work on. Michigan * population 1* 4.-1I tint, sing, another one of our Sunday 1 Grace Bril) Bri!.’ U is helping hclplr.g I,« her cousin. 1 U was found that the average , been changes in values within thc ing his best elicits to that work in aftgr 1894. This is several years la- 1500.000. Wisconsin's 1* 2,500,000. The • oeuuvi School boys who entered u>c the minMrs. r-ercy Percy iiimonu, Dlmond. in riostuigs. Hastings. wnu ciiicicu mui- , Airs, family was producing 65 per cent attempted to explain this post four or five years. There have the Battle Creek area He had en­ ter than Mr. Sweet perfected hls de- speaker “V? S”. ,"terell‘*‘K, l*lk “J11 The Children’s Day program will of the food ussd during the year fellow must buy Ink tor hla fountain 1 by the fact that our sUte possibly been changes In the fam­ joyed and surely appreciated the vice. Mr. Sweet apparently made difference the Sunnay School and its influence tx> given this Sunday. ' | from the farm and garden. Tills ilies of tile persons w!»o filed the friendly attitude toward his work no effort to patent hls clock. He has become un industrial state, so i The Path“r and 800 banquet will 'amount would have a cash value of wills. Theje have been several and himself which had always been built lhe device when electricity was. 1has altraorfd a large lot of irrespon- Truly their -works do follow them. t>- served this Friday night at the approximately *42550 per family per um n. rupu 1-uxtmu new < change* in the laws ot this state shown by the people of Barry coun­ first obtainable tn Hasting* and was 1siblc colored people from lhe south Rcv^Albert Oslroth of Nashville ' school house. mile*. but It Mi straight up. governing the descent of properly. ty. but one of a number of ingenious’ 1and immigrants from other lands So it would be wise foe the folks who After ’he program the guests, contrivances on which he expert- 'Right now 22 per cent of the inmates In Jackson are negroes. He thought have filed these wills with lhe pro­ nearly 100 in number, were permit­ mented. . the industrial expansion of Michi­ bate court to ha«e them brought Up ted to watch some of the wwk the gan. particularly of Detroit, account­ to date. Without doubt, if their mak­ Boy Scouts in the catnp are doing FLEA-BEETLE HARMS ed for crime increase in our state. ers will read them again, they will They were given a chance also ot Delroi^ai to Canada had see at once the wisdom of filing new seeing some slides pul on by Prof. SPUDS AND TOMATOES increasM nearness dope peddling—because wills or making changes In lhe old Killmaster of the Allegan High Canada's laws are lew severe than ones. school, picturing the wild life of tills Tiny Insect Injures Leaves, are ours—also bootlegging and oth­ In some recent cases, where thc part of Michigan. crimes of that nature. The fact head of a family had died, it was Cuts Yields Unless Control er that within a comparatively short found that he had left a will several BIG FORD MOTORCADE Measures Are Used time DeUjplt grew to be the fourth years ago with the probate court. city In size In this country account It turned out to be hls last will. VISITS CHICAGO FAIR East Lansing -Young potato and ed for most of this Increase. All this When this was read by members of tomato plants in Michigan are being । doubtless had some part in the the family, they were surprised to One of lhe largest motorcades ever severely damaged by the potato flea­ 1 great increase of crime in Michigan. find that the provisions made for to move through Michigan carried beetle. a small, black Insect which the descent of the maker's property Ford dealer* of Michigan and north­ becomes especially troublesome In but the Banner believes the prin­ cipal reason I* that crime is not were altogether different from what ern , Men's. Boyi' Ohio to the Ford exposition hot. dry weather according to thc High Outlay! they had understood, and different building at a Century of Progress in entomology department at Michigan (adequately pun tailed In this state and that our parole system is a from the had ■Chicago MUBlUAy. Monday. Tlie procession Stale College. Iwros) wiiat Tl had V..a ■__maker Z. Inremem., '•IlllUgU 1 lie prOCTMUMl Tr islanding invitation to commit The adult Insect Is a tiny creature o! . V. *° started from Detroit, gathering size crimes, because criminals know our that he had forgotten its ta provisions nrdvlalotu aa »,■ II I h* h. — • I it rolled through the‘southwest­ and numbers of them sometimes feed The famous”Go­ Oiiv« oil caslBe In some cases heir* were left out ern section of the state. Heading on one leaf. The beetles may feed law* are poorly enforced, and know to" brand. Por­ Especially when It’s Only who were born since the wills were the caravan were 75 specially paint­ on either side of the leaf and gouge that pardons and paroles are easy lo ous duck upper*. sooth I filed There were other changes ed and decorated Ford cars which small holes half way through the get in this state. Odorless insole*. He explained that-lL took about that the father and husband would were escorted to the Miehigart line tissue. Tlie uninjured portion drop* White undoubtedly have made if he had by state police, and were met at the out later and lhe leaf is perforated 2.600 pound* of beef to furnish a mea) for Lhe prisoners; that lhe thought about it and had gone to Indiana line by a special’escort of with many wauu small. holes. Injuries to the plant are severe at Prbon contains a textile plant that the probate office and looked over motorcycle police. About 500 cars the will. were in the procession. Special ar­ times and yfclds are lessened by the employ* 500 to 600 men. a binder A will is important. It can be su­ rangements have been ngade by Ujc attacks of the beetle. Larvae of thc twUu' f«tory that expects to make Imagine buying a real silk . .... AAA MA pounds of twine this year; insect feed underground. upon roots 1«O»«» perseded by another drawn since the Ford Company in Chicago to escort factory which crepe for so little! No wond­ them through the city go Uie Palmer tubers, or underground stems and #lao * lar«e that occurs. If no other will is found, House headquarters and then for a add.lo lhe damage done by the adult cana vegetables from lhe prison's er so many women choose beetles 4500 acre farm; and a big stamping the one on file with the probate lour of the exposition ground*. this flat crepe for dresses, The beetles ran be readily kilted P*anl which make* our state's autocourt would have to govern tlie dis­ by a dust made by mixing 5 parts mobile license plate*. All these are tribution of the property. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. underthings, pajamas, neg­ We are of course unaware of lhe ' Mr. ancj Mrs. Dan Douglass were calcium arsenate with 95 parts of 'Heated; yet there are many prisligees! It comes in a wide number of our readers to whom this guests for the week end of Mr. and agricultural gypsum. This Is applied onPrs for whom no work can be notice inay apply; but It ahould Mr*. Morris Calkins near Hastings with a sliaker. A gallon bucket with Prided. The six farms owned by variety of beautiful solid holes punched tn the bottom will lhP P rbon arc we » conducted frause some of them, in view of Mrs. McKee returned to her home and. will) cheap prison labor, were ““ “ ' shades, also in white anB changed conditions, to see to it that in Cloverdale Thursday after, spend­ serve to apply the )M>bon. This mixtheir old wills filed in the probate ing several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. lure 1* too heavy to apply with a operated last year at u profit of *33.black, it’s full 38 inchesw ide. Francis Gorham. court are brought up to date. duster. Lime can not be used in 000. Tire products of the farms are largely vegetables, most of them Mr. and Mrs. Wm Havens and place of gypsum. And only 49c 1 Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Otis were Sun­ Under field conditions, the beetles such as can be canned. The prison day afternoon callers at lhe home of can be controlted with a spray made cannery supplies many other state Mr. and Mis Fred Otis of Gias* with 3 pounds til calcium arsenate in institutions with canned goods Wear ’em for summer sports! Nulone Tubfast Printed The speaker was glad to announce Creek. 100 gallon* of water. ' that the coat of operating the pris­ Chas. Newland. Russell Laubaugh on. which last year was *1,629.000. and Erwin Haven* accompanied Ray SOUTII SHULTZ. Erway and a number of other Boy Clinton Hom And Kenneth Gates i would be reduced this year to *1,A Value You’ll Appreciate I Bargains for Women, Misses! Scouts to Pine lake Saturday are spending this week at Kellogg '275.000. (Continued from Page One) evening and spent the time most Camp at Pine lake. LOWER CROOKED LAKE. pleasantly at the Kellogg camp Several from here attended Die they would appreciate chances to there. Mr. and Mrs, Jake Johnson visit ­ funeral of Mrs. Arney Hull at Ce­ meet the other fellows In their Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oak* and dar Creek Thursday. Site was for­ ed the latter's brother, Jake Bailie Scout work. He especially hoped daughter of Glass Creek called on ahd family of Hastings Sunday. Only 10c for a good yard-wide print that efforts would be made to in­ their daughter. Mri Oley Douglass, merly of this place. your silk stocking* 1 Thaos Sunday. June 3d. Glenn Leeper In a wide variety of attractive de­ Mrs, Naomi Bunson and Mrs. Lacrease the number of troops of and family. Sunday afternoon. Voo of Cold water' called -Mrs. spent the day with his brother, Er­ Scouts in the rural neighborhoods of Mrs. Jannie Gorham of Hastings Mina Kenyon Saturday. nest, at Kalamazoo. children’s and woman’s dresses, pa­ Barry county. In saying this he came Sunday for a visit In the home Mrs. Bessie Sedgwick and daugh ­ lamas, summer suite! Get it NOW I Mr. and Mrs Harry Mlsener of was not criticising what has been of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gorham. Kalamazoo spent Saturday night ter of Kalamazoo spent Decoration Mr. and Mrs Bert Newland and with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sonnevllle Dax with ML** Dora Brandstetter. that direction has already been daughter. Evelyn and Erwin Ha­ and Sunday with their parents, Mr. Bargain f! Men’f Pre-ihrune Miss ftena Stinger is visiting her Sturdy bias-cut broadcloth achieved. He expressed hls own vens enjoyed Sunday dinner and the sister. Mrs Alva Rounds, of Battle and Mrs. G. E. Kenyon. pleasure and that of all others who The Misses Lydia Peake and Lor­ had served on lhe committees. In Stuart lake. Fred Newland and son raine Bonneville spent Friday in H. and E Doster made a business promoting such worthwhile work as Chas, were afternoon caller*, there. Kalamazoo and called on the lat- tr*P 10 Kal one day last b being done by Boy Scouts and CMo-rllrrM Bn>«tdodul I with V-neck and henut'Uching! Thl* community was shocked and ter's aunt. Mrs. Adali Mlsener. week. L Camp Fire Girls. grieved Wednesday evening to i.ear Mr. and Mrs Fl H. Roush made a Rev. Dwight IJbrn. who lias been The toastmaster next introduced of the sudden passing of Glenn away preaching for several months, business trip lo Grand Rapids John C. Ketcham, who paid a wellShepard. He had been a resident is spending a few weeks with hls Tuesday. deserved tribute to the ladle* wrto here for tlie past several year*. The parents, Rev. Fred Horn, and famMr. and Mrs. Bert Brown of Or­ had become interested in the cam­ Cool, comfortable, nraetlcal—and th* remains were taken to Greenville Uy. angeville and Mr. and Mrs Karl paign for financing tlie Scouts and ■turdiest kind of slip* for sport* or on Friday where funeral services Tlie Community Club which was Brown ot Harbor Springs visited at Camp Fire Glrb. He instanced the everyday wear! In white and pink, were held Saturday. The bereaved to meet with Mr. and Mrs Emey Ward Lindsey's Bunday evening. value of inspirational work In a relatives have the sympathy of all. Peake Thursday has been postponed ■lie* 32 to 44! A grand buy al thia Mr. and Mrs. Prank Stratton and rural district. He said he did not sleeves. Quality but loos I Size* Penney low price! Buy today! Mr and Mr*. Harry Dunn and until this week Thursday on account' son of Kalamazoo spent Bunday know who was directly responsible, daughter Mary and Mr*. Frank of the funeral of Mr. Peake s sister. with Hattie and Emma Doster. Mrs. out someone tbok an interest in a Schrier and son Hubert were Ln Ann John Brandstetter and Mrs Boyle Rev. Fred Horn and family visit­ country boy, who lias won an out­ Arbor Saturday and the latter's hus­ ed Mr. and Mrs. Byron Moody Bun­ were Sunday evening callers. standing place in the leadership of band returned home with them. day afternoon at South Maple Mrs. Frank Roush spent from the scientific world. Down in As­ BeU for Burnt! They also visited Mr and Mrs Ed­ Grove. Mrs. Mabie Moody. Mrs. Thursday until Sunday at the Uni­ syria. Just east of Lacey, was the win Burklind and family ot Albion Hom's mother, relumed home with versity hospital at Ann Arbor where home of Chancy Briggs, one at she is receiving treatment. whose sons was Lyman Briggs Tie and Mr. and Mr*. John Miller of them td spend a few days. Grass lake. They arrived home 8unMark Peake of Kalamazoo called son received the help that he could Don’t be without THE LITTLE RED BRICK. in \he local district schdol. Later Plala cel on I on G. E. Kenyon Tuesday. Mrs. May Stillwell of Greenville is this well: known White. Pattons*. Last Week's Letter. Lace-trimmed or tailored! spending a few days with her sister, remedy! A large -* PINE LAKE. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Mahoney and he graduated from lhe Blate Agri­ Mrs. Glenn Shepard. tube here is only Mrs. Lena Anson is at home fol­ daughter of Jackson were guests of cultural College. He entered the 39c! employ of the federal department of The fundamentals of flying are lowing a major operation at Bronson Mr. and Mrs Chas. Woodruff Deco­ agriculture. He continued to study now taught by a new toy which con­ hospital- She is recovering nicely ration Day. and came to be regarded very high­ sists of a miniature airplane, control and able to ride out. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Erb of Has-; Alvin Nottingham had Liberty tings were callers at the Will ly for hl* scientific work in soil in­ stick, and rudder bars. Work vestigation and in other departments measles during the past week. Btrausbaugh home Bunday. of that branch of our government. Tlie are 244 varieties of canned The Helping Hand Club met with Mr- and Mrs. George McOulia and He continued U> stud/ all the tiipe goods now available to the Ameri­ Mrs Champion on Wednesday aft­ tlie nurse, Pheobe Oaks, were visitors Now you can indulge In just can public. ernoon with eleven members and of Clifford Hammond's Tuesday. We loads of fluffy silk panties one visitor present. In the absence understand they have moved back of the president and vice-president, to their old home Ln Hasting*. next-to-nothing price I Mr*. Pox. acting as chairman, con­ Mr. and Mrs Cha*. Wibert of Large Size And what a joy they ducted a short business session, fol­ Hastings visited at Rebecca Craig's lowing which Hattie Killick had Bunday. Smart tailored styles, or charge of the program, in a guess­ Mrs. Edith Edger and daughter, lacy ones! Fitted waistlines, ing contest Mr*. Rogers won the Phyllis, of Hastings spent last week prize, The July meeting will be Bunday evening at Cllffon} Hamwith 2-button side openings I held with Mrs. Nottingham. mancTs. In Flesh and Tea Bose, sized Mr. and Mrs. Lee .Nottingham Sunday visitor* at Warren Boltoh's and family attended a reunion of were. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of small, medium and large I the Shorter faxpUy held at the home Bedford. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ken­ of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shorter of yon of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Cressey. A fine time was enjoyed Oliver Bolton of Hastings. by all. There were guests present Mrs. Morris Calkins is caring for Tested Quality! "Oxhide” from Detroit, Kalamazoo. Otsego, Plainwell. Delton and Doster. quite 111. Velma Brouard and Elma Peterson Several friends and neighbors of were among the graduates of Plain­ this district gathered at the liotne of Full cut—not flumped! Uilu or DerkColmi 4 well High school on Thursday eve­ Mrs. Edith Edger and Phyllis In ning, A great many from this com­ Hastings Saturday evening aud «nmunity attended tlie Home potnlng joyed a social time together. and Alumni on Friday night at the Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Hammond And,,Invite You to "taste Its Finer Flavor High school auditorium. and Bernard spent Bunday visiting Now on Salo by All Local Merchants Stronger — because they’re Iriplethe latter's unde Ln Newaygo. , The largest and strongest spring­ 11 itched I flat -tacked and reinforced I Eli Henry ot Lacey call«l on Will board In tlie world. Is being erected Btrausbaugh Friday. “ . Highest standard 2 20 denim! Built on ths south coast. It is understood. 1 Manufactured by howsver, that no attempt will be । Old films are bolted down and made ..___ to jjump —..,. — the Channel , ------until ormvert*^ into patent-leather shoes, there la a favorable following wind. Bo stars can comfort themselves with . ■_ t**"?------------------ . the thought that they give polished been. object of performances to the end. :: A LOCAL INDUSTRY :: pursuit by office seekers for weeks.! Mr. Roosevelt found it a relief to E —’7 they will remember that If only associate with fi»h. which have to NRA also stands for No Rackets Albe commandeered Into hls presence. | iowed. IS IMPORTANT TO MANYFAMILIES gree* from other college*. Finally ha entered the Bureau of Standards al Washington and in recent month* had been made the director of that Bureau and b now recognized the world over a* an outstanding aclentisi- Who know* but that the efforts OF JACKSON PRISON Homemakers? Comer SCHOOL REUNION lxpd AN OLD DEVICE ^MtisJaik (fydci. /< Here's How Penney's Low Prices Slay Mr. High Price 'Goliath' CANVAS SHOES 49c So Many Uses for a Solid Color Floating CA8TU! SILK FLAT CREPE 50C Fine Quality Boy9 Leather Percale Shorts SPORT BELTS 25 DELIGHTFUL IFPgllTIOIIDIW PERCALES ANKLETS 10cxd- IOC White SHIRTS SLIPS 79c 39® Look !Unguen tine! 39* Qood News! Quality French Crepe SILK PANTIES 49” RAG RUGS Men’s at STRAW a an! Paramount Foods Offer* to the Housewife that Delicious PARAMOUNT salad Dressing Kirsch Bros. & Company 29 10" Clocki! aU-OrtrPM MEN’S HO OVERALLS 89c HAS �TOK mnwoi UNTO, NMNWMT. JUNK U, 1M4 .Unn. Dnr.«A. t*r W equipment would at least i tings Banner cqual fcw dolIaa s*^ ,'pfng one cent froni U1C gIU tax—, (very probably would save them con- j Views and Opinions; Others Say This and ’That A Visitor Comments. Knowing our County. Backward Glances; i Bits of Yesterday Mrs. Norman Bailey attended thc meeting of AUegan county Knights and Lady Maccabees at OUego thia Sylvester,-Let’s Form „ A New Expedition I ET. w Mr. and Mrs. *MU1 Young and FOR A BETTER MARKET. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Michigan potato growers and I F. E. Hill motored to Chicago on daughter leave for Bellevue Monday. slii|>pers gathered rprcnUy at Detroit | Rabid, potent-penned col- [ Thursday to meet hls daughter. Mtaa Carter s lake. This dreadful raoc- On the mesa lands the hones are ItorUte from the road. Go-sohne to discuss Rowing and marketing IJtnnist of The Grand Rapids Chron- Virginia Hill, and nlece.-Mlss Lor' erasing. |prices fluctuate marc than this with- Problems. The Det roll Free Press. muat have a mellow raine Bruen, of Denver. Colo., re- of numerous friends in this city for the buy- "fU!r calllnK attention to the fact (rn(XXj whcn passed through Barry |turning Saturday. Miss’Hill has out any noticeable effect on the . | that Detroit's Detroit s purchase purchare of state£tate- 'county not king ago. He liked 'ey- been attending school at Knoxville, Thc trail of beauty U bright v A motorist who cannot afford gro^ grown potatoes potatoes was was limited limited 1o to about!, about |erylhing fro(n the way they fixed Ill-, where Mtas Bruen Is --- ---------- " home, from Nep York tomorrow, And set high upon Uic mountain ■* pay 20c per gallon for gasoline one-third, one-thlrel of of Jhe the total total consumption consumption j, Eo'rtLs £ Middleville to to'thc leisurely Miss jn Middleville the leisurely Mis* Brucn will visit virit here uuiu until uic tlie where site has been for the last few ■ cannot be expected to be-.In Uiat city, went ont ch to say: ]-------------------- — --that c-iy. ,c manner in ■ which people strolled last of June when she will leave for months. But tn my weaving I can trace its Dt BABRT COUK Miss Bessie Willison left Monday u«r ot UK ajvj.'H isi.;“bout thc streets here. He had a a girls' camp where she is ip act aa J!]® swift ascent, ADVANCE .. TnllAkl CSkntk-' hn« hk«ttrr mill for the .__ . . . . . ........... ... . . . T_____ . Step by step. information that there may • U,c prick toreugb > rMretkk, u, ™,ucllo„ w pototoc than![good word to say for Wall lake; al- a counsallor. ter, Mrs. Walter Buckhout, of To­ In the smooth patterns I have been . ------ — — I. • so for Mrs. Geo. W Bunker of Grand grew I___.................. . , 1 the appearance of our town Michigan huv no state to more for-iYct wheni wlihea he lu. R*plds and Mrs. Thos. Oook <Ber- ledo, Ohio. that this terrible shaping . tunUte climatically wny men are| prBUy We mention ; nice Bunker! of Detroit were guests reduction of one cent In the All afternoon. *■ i this fact to stress the point riiat Mr. of Miss Kate Sibley and other FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. , sound “between a bellow and a I can point to these symbols and tax will mean an annual saving Maine and Ida.io able• lo Michigan in Detroit, although they Rabid IM>t jhc ty^ of writer friends Friday and Saturday. Misses At thc residence of-Mr. John Bus­ bark." frightening children and dis­ from 44 00 to $5.00 a year for Uic are handicapped by heavy transpor-1 whosP vocabulary contains only , Sibley and Mabel Sisson accompan- by in this city, on Monday, the 9th. tressing the family of a tourist who Here Is its beginning and here Its motorist. But the price ot [tatlon charges. [complimentary adjectives and whose idd them to their Lake Michigan Mr. Orin Roorbcck of Barry town­ had come from Illinois to enjoy a saving will be cutting highway The answer to: Tin- farmers ofjvcrbi habitually drip with honey, .cottage at "The Dunes’.near Grand ship and Mrs. Mary D. Valiant of few days- vacation and rest at that Elizabeth-Ellen Long. | Haven Saturday, returning Sunday such a low figure Um Maine and Idaho cultivate their po- - Herewith Is what he has to say: this city were married, Rev. Huns­ &ke. tatocs scientifically, nicy grade ... .evening Now a strange fact about both cannot be adequately main-' berger officiating. ETRADIVARIU8. ,he» Arerul.,-. Uwmb,, Ur „<i ah•CAWbl.n« these monsters Is that nothing was Messrs. Powers, Bheldon. Smith, Your tout waa lifted by the wings to1 Poor roads mean lower mil- modem merchandising‘ seen or reported about either of teter Mr. jt»cpn Jowph I। “»*>? I» ------•uiomoblk .or Mr. °y- Oolgrovc. Messer a and day • . ’ uic lover. - rcmarira Mr. —r — -- , . — «>u others in atcage per gallon, less speed and Michigan fanners as a rule du not lAddUou. ..... .....who wo, lhc Peter lubtd. roll. Ill.,' after daughter. Mire Mint uodwnre At thc chtOMO reovreuon. them during the twenty years when Hearing the master of the violin: ro^ ul atUT their tllF r deughUr. ’ Th. thio, is tnw ot Mirht«..n "l» d»y, It you ^k M. Oh. you । ,to «- >■“. •» returned Mid ur* tn «»wear and tear on thc car/ You praised him. pralwd lhe great . ? . , t t, 7 ... L ‘didn't ut u*’ H. meant oc reura. t-nd,I1“ «*»•«. there. They expect ing the oonrenUon a 'big thing.** assuming that those who reported cutting Uib gas one cent. *c t..,„ Sebastian too taloe. that U Ini. ol Michigan op- [ V"" ‘ "7. *" to return th. tut having seen either of them had 1m im-­ Who made that fine Chaconne; but mi ol oi thia urns week. weex. ; Col. col. Amutrong Armstrong o< of Bowen. Bowens MUI. Mills buying be spending dollars to save pj ptet. M> which hare ... deel^to^LII mS «■» W *BlelU ------------ Heath. “ Mlfs ’Stella wm7„ was In Uthclre this city Motuto Monday, m as “ were or cvan of tntoxicatdid you think flavor wit arc iwi'miun cruwticu i morraw. ; . . ---- - Heath. Mrs. Edmonds and Messrs. 8. Just chronicling Of old Antonio Stradivari?—him "J? whalwtlh on. Ulin, and M?lC. c-U. u. Edmond, mid Miss M IM Mran. s. Roush. Routh. Dr Dr. Pccklwm rrebham .and ln* ,kluor- Wo oul oI oi lhe "lut -WUi on. thlny .nd Dorctha Edmonds were in Albion , j Yargcr of Freeport. It is perfectly correct to place out the m»rkn market by by MhMwm WashingtonshalI anpiy' hts"refacl Uiat’ during the long pro- Who a good century and a half ago manor UM., b««,u. U,.y I ” “h*11 «< •f’l’1’ h“ ■ J,. ». .mu. «.■ .pPKn «( JXXi ... nobody ...b.ro. Pul hla true work in that brown In­ .re not properly sorted, packed. «nd1n," k-u>is the editor of thc Hartings Dr’ and Mr> Whitehouse. Miss of the Vermontville Hawk, spent cms tax for ixirnose of safe- hL,X.,^opeH> 8OrtCd' P“cltM' and I Here „ strument Here is for the editor of the Hastings gas tax for purpose ot safe j-j distributed. Ranncr instance nninw nn Heath registered at Albion colleger Sunday in Hastings However, if we must make a -. for f“ thc interests of Uic mo- “ Themarkcting The marketing methods of 25 and Banncr cohj f^ns Instance. o7uTat alwuys^xcrl for nesl >car ten* Gasatte. an eleven year old chotce between Uieae two. the Ban­ And by hls nice adjustment of ita frame 50 years ago cannot win out In com-1 — --j । ___ iu , m . ___ __ t hat limit in our opinion “25"® “®.® 51” oul c?"* lent paper with a very rcadiblr MUs FT°'TI1c<’ Doyle comes home I miss, niece of Mn. Em. Busby, ar*1*'*^“ Gave it responsive life, continuous C w'h r w^'sXuW h ’ ls vlsFt to'sai'T'r'Ko fVom “ ftouth Itavcn wherTri^ ir*!v«i from ^X\ta£day. Mvtog and o^ly Carter's Snake, wi . , . „ petition with the clever marketing! 1 ! . . . “ . < . ts-ta.v _.k—.>.» I •___ ______ ______ ■_ Z__.____ nrininaJ and nnlv Cartar'a final. With lhe master's finger tips and be four cento or even live methods of today. When Michigan <M>ybc u bn.t has been teachUig the past year. 8he made lhe entire Journey alone .1 A BUILDER GF BRIDGES. perfected not two cents. potato growers come to understand fornia any more, maybe thc earth- h1“J» b‘c'' “lrrd for u‘c c«n‘»K y«« Gov. Comstock appears deter­ Tuesday last Mr. and Mm M I. Like them by delicate rectitude of — j this and act upon their knowledge quake shook It over Into Mexico.! i****Cook left for a several weeks’ visit of the glory that belongs to mined to have a bridge “’ake- FTan* Cincebeaux, who Not <Bach alone, helped by fine A STUDY IN STUPIDITY. then they will command thc market And while Mr Cook of Hastings I Mrs Ralr Walker of Dos Angeles, m Dakota. Che Straits of Mackinaw at Add a ?utx.r.',v^cX- WB& discovering San Diego. What ICallfornla’ ha" bct'n the «ucat of Mr I Miss Anna Holbrook of Muskegon *»“• n»ort « Gun claims ll precedent maud cost ot 338,000,000, tile were we doing? We were dlscov- and Mra- c w Clarkc thc PMt Jew vislUng her mUher and relative* ridiculous to even Insinuate that Of genius gone before, nor Joachim from La Havre. !• rance, Fre^nt TUnes-Indlcator. ering Hostlngf da>8 [in this city. . Gun lake has a sea monster. There Who-holds tlie strain afresh incor­ era! government to furntUi the mon­ states that thousands of cases of ...------------j „— Mra. Dan.“ Levin ot Cadillac visitMr. “ and Mrs. "• A- V. N. Slingerland ®hould be an united. — effort to pre­ ey. Only a few yean ago, Mr. Oom­ porate We started out from Grand Rap------------'ll" * ,u "**•’ • * ’ • “ ‘ “ ure* — --------* . ___ — «■ ____ . ___________ ______ vent thl« IntarUbpAr frem, a a i i .S.A_ MODERN ADVICE TO SON. apples fronTthe western slates are ids. Mrs Rabid, the two Rabldettes. ।ed hnr COU41n' Mre- J- « Townsend arc at Mancelona visiting friends. vc"1 interloper fran overahad- By inward hearing and notation "Business man's advice to his son: ouneif. and Rastus Rabid, that sin- and famU’r’ ow Sunday. Tat ’ owing' <h* the glory of »»the r.rt^ Carter »n. Snake, »«'»■’ k. roltmg at the pier as a result of red strict. . . . Interested in building a bridge across be “a Hin.-u Rood uvy boy nuu and saw save ykiur your inoiicy money , . . . .. .. w L x ITT’ J especially on the unsupported testl- That plain -white-aproned man who ,'gular animal who to port chow, part I ___ By misunderstanding, nntj •••■•;« wj1(.n jvu yOll gj-o^- U1 Up you cun g|V(.; ] Crutn&s OJ Wisdom inony of a man who came from IIthe Detroit river, a project which, ' . — thc , » >x, u etui fox terrlor. part coach dog. and part । TWENTY YEARS AGO TOD^Y. American apple quota allowed by it to thc government to be turned mental giant. All In thc 4d At Mid- j Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitlow, on paper at least, was supposed to Patient and accurate full fourscore WWO- OBSERVATIONS. France had already been reached over to the fellow who Wasn't a good dlevllle the 4d began emitting noises| who have been vtaiting their daugh__________ ___ _ • net a very tidy little profit on the ,„.d m more M toe Into could l» hb that sounded like a windmill with ■ ter». Mrs. Glen Foster and Mrs. "You can't legislate peace—you ax o r-» • Cherished his sight and touch by ’Investment. But somehow or other money. —i Exchange). bronchitis; we stopped at a gas sta- Claud Bush returned to their home can only people the world with r TOtn^JUT oCTOt) IjOOk temperance, things didn't work out according to “•hnhted. Hundreds of peaceable nations."—Henry Ford. And since keen sense is love of per­ uivtncs Mtinutri Not n twnnv of ratted while officials dickered GRINNING.AT THE DEMOCRATS, lion on the edge of town to ask for I In Grand Rapids Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill, Mr. and ------------FUJIYAMA, advance estimates. Not a penny of ahlppera UP ,,n:" ,hc',‘U1 of 1032 “ slzcnblr succor, in a little carage back of fectness profit was ever made and thc bonds *“ul »«" and majority of the Voters of Michigan the gas station thc elderly proprietor Mrs. George Kirchner, Mr, nnd ‘Too many of our ablest men for- The silent Cloud Men Made perfect violins, tlie needed himself oil with a Mrs. Clyde Craig and Mrs. Lucy get that ideas are more powerful Ot Yamato say the moon are In default. Yet this bridge trlcd lo 0,1,1 dher markets. I1|)ecl up M republicans- Then came was washing paths bucket of water When he finally ‘ Brown, werejin Galesburg last week than dollars." — John Erskine. Is a snow-white bird For inspiration and high mastery. across the Detroit river costa only Francc undoubtedly ixad millions of some bud ycars-startlng' dp 1929. --------Which scatters cherry-petals —George Eliot, Poems. people who would like to liavo sunk Two years ago this coming TaU. a concluded his ablutions he listened I to attend the funeral of George. ;a fraction of thc amount that will their teeth Into -rhe Blue Eagle should be on the On thc crest at Fuji-san. ttosc iusck luscious ^able majority of Michigan men gravely to the odd assortment of Blake roc.r icciu ziuo urxx. »» slnd u.oracll who the rJghl noL«es that tlie Ford was now giving Mrs. George Payne of Delton was | vault doors os well as in thc bank IRRIGATION PAYS I long for Nippon and lower peninsulas. In view of American apples and as in all >n- Of franchise, voted for Roosevelt, off and referred us to a specialist in the city Wednesday enroute to । windows."—Jesse M. Jones. Her motiier. Mrs. , ------------When the April sky Is blue MICHIGAN FARMERS these facta It U difficult to see the Icrnational trade thc payment for [ Comstock and u new deal Ever "Down at the Central garage there I Grand Rapid; Ls a feller that knows more about Thos. Kelley, who has been receiv-1 "We liave now come to the time And clouds’of snow-white line of reamnine hv which Mr Com- thc Irult would have been through sl'lcr Mr. prmstock and his col-1 Uig medical luwLstancc at Grand when specialized knowledge Is as es- Cherry-blossoms wreathe thc trees fine ol reasoning by which Mr. Como( m d oroducia ac- lra‘tue’,‘ '’lartcd ,hrlr dutlca ,n La"’ Fords than Henry Ford," he said Potatoes and Fruit Give rtock arrives at the conclusion that !hc medium of French products ac alnff w January 1. 1933. there lw.,1 ' And sure enough -<bc feller did Rapids, will return, with Mrs. Payne. । sential tn a President of the Drilled i And riled on earth their beauty. | Mias Itenn Brockmcier. teacher of1 States as It is In a master plumber." Profitable Increase in Yield hls 438.000,000 bride will be a howling ^P^*1 ln exchange. So because m beeil n succession of turbulent hapI Latin in thc city schools, leaves —Harry Elmer Bamcs. •ucccss Fortunately all save one of °mc,al stupidity France was deprived penings. These hove, we would for Extra Water Supply I Tuesday' for a trip to Europe, in ----------- Far off, Uic snow on Fuji;, Mkhuurt. «I wmocn.Uk »' Am«nu» w.re d.pzM W«. . from reran.nt. drauure . East Lansing —Another year's testa (company with several former college I "We need' enthusiasm. 1 mag Ina- Pure as the glowing fire . , . ,to fight . * Of Imoorted luxuries, luxuries* and majority of thi folks at home Many of the value of'irrigation In Michi­ congressmen have promised 01 miponpa ana thc inc Labor woor of l|je tWn8s havp friends.. tlon. and ability to face facta, even Which burns within his heart. gan proves that the practice has a 1 Emil -T^dcn of Evanston. III., was | unpleasant ones, bravely."—Frank- Never to be extinguished. 'this measure on the floor of the niarlt^ ln 0010 countries was dethis administration In Lansing real place in farm work and that In lhe city Monday and Tuesday hn D. Roosevelt. house If necessary- The Stralta P«taed because of thc inaction, could not be printed--and not all of profitable Increases tn yields can be He will sail Tuesday from New York 1 ■ ------------HAPPINESS grows Perfumed plum petals; secured, according to lhe agrtculbridge appears to have very little Trul>‘ therc seems no limit to the them have been by republicans eithfor Antwerp, Belgium, on buslne.« | u^n order to regain our economic White blossoms of the cherry; at our own fireside thc tnreraltr ot ran mentos but «hozt " S'."'“'.f.?' “"n. ”* ural engineering department at I Dr G W LowTy to ehjoying a well,independence, we arc. in uppear• chance of ever getting past inc t w. । m i . Snow on Mount Fuji 1 . .i i amplified in this state has not been and is ’ not to be Michigan State College. । earned rest at hls bungalow near thc i^ncc, at least, and probably In fact. Flowers come as snows depart; “pipe-dream" stage, for which we MthredoOcbd. to tret tlrelr re-ialllrel>. , B00d tol Tlie two irrigating systems uzpd 1 Cascates al Gun lake. Mrs. Dowry making some sacrifices of our po- Spring returns to Fuij-san. picked in strangers' specllve countries into difficulties many respects It has been a rather all may be truly thankful. In the state are ttie overhead and 'has blcn tlirrc several days. •-wjlitlcal jrctdum."—Owen D. Young. gardens. — DOUG­ Donald Bain, and misunderstandings. raw deal. Some of this may be the porous hose. Choice between Uio Joim Young has returned from; ~ ' . credited to inexperience, but most LAS lrold | Los Angeles where he spent the wUi-1. "^e,‘me? ®aU courage, but two b determined by conditions at A VALUABLE’BUSINESS. ________ and greed. Dem[of it to patronage MOUNTAINEER. thc location where the system la to ■ter Mr. Young is one of the oldest If^underetandlng •_ A record Influx of tourists will COMMUNISM DEMONSTRATED, ocrats interested more In good gnvI Thc mountains ate hls comrades pioneers in the county. • Senator Vandenberg, be installed. vlslt Michigan during thc summer' a realist and a teacher was the ernment than pnlronnge are dlsand thn the wlnda winds The porous hoeie system v^os de­ Miss Winifred Johnson of tennx -Every dollar now. owed requires, and fall, according to advance Indi- h>t?a college profnaor of economics '._?5,?u,b,,n‘’ls tnJ‘’rcst«l more He knows by name; Uie high, hill- veloped at the college by members vsited her parents. Mr and Mrs. uw average, 75 per cent more real craggy ways ■ cations. Whether or not they will who fed the leading student so- govcrnmcnL liaveMbcen grinnmgl'OA. George Johnson, from Saturday till wcallh l0 lt U)an to That meet the stars are friendly to of the agricultural engineering staff and has been tried out in different Tuesday. j 192a."—Irving Fisher. ' return or carry away favorable Im- fclallst -of the campus a dose of Ins we see it this ta not the time for hls feet. parts of Hie state by extension mon. republican to grin. Nor It Is a pressions depends In no small way own medicine nnd ut thc Mime lime And sunsets bring their glory to Thia type of irrigation system Js THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY -:t u wUh empire, as with indi-' home « «M* lp»n The j 1 ' ” '" “ "J ‘ c “ ” , “ a his days. on how they are treated. If these made up of porous hose to distribute , , . , tiiruw up hts hands in disgust. It is know more about 4d's than Henry ! Mr. and Mrs. O D. 8|>aulding and vlduals—those who will not risk can­ water at the points where it is need­ visitors are given thc benefit of fair particular student nrver\mlsscd an (or republicans and dem­ id. He took the generator apart ;G O Spaulding attended a family, not wln.'r-Lord Sankey, In mountain vales the thrushes sing ed and a pump and pipes lo carry ------------prices. If they do not get thc lin- opportunity to preach equality of ocrats. to decide on clcahing iwusc 1nnd put in a new shaft before you reunion at J A. Spaulding's al to him ' could bat an eye. if you are as slow Bellevue Saturday, lhe occasion be"N° o* 1c who has entered public “r'r dements which belong in,' presdon that they are being gouged, income. Everyone should be treat- •the llcounciis When laurel thickets darken Into Thc water from tlie porous liow . -the rmmdls of neither tiritlwF nartvHariu. ’’The!at baiting an-eye as we arc since ing thc birthday of J. A and O. D ll*e cvfrwillingly turnshis back sleep; if the people with whom they come cd exactly alike, he argued Then ix-rmn who looks upon iwlltics Js a li>29’ and ,hc bl11 WiL' C1 cenls- 1,1 Spaulding. About sixty were pres- l|P°n It- —President Franklin D. seeps through the fabric slowly and • »*««« en! Roroevelt. in contact show them at least ordi­ and only then would there bo Justice Mme or an opportu^yro pronmte j The wild brooks hall him joyously rnoved from row to row, water can with a nice looking farmer Mr and Mrs E Brewster of I nary courtesy and consideration, they in thc world. Along came an exam­ his personal ambitions or hls pri-1 | at dawn; be carried over Inequalities of ground vatc gain at public expense, deserves who*c bl“c OVtra,L' *crr the same Grand Rapids and Will Clarke of , "There arc many Mount Everest* —•— *--* will undoubtedly come again. It is ination and the student was alluwed He hears thc hill pines choric K>ric ’Usurface, and lhe jujgt o{ ttK, eqUip. to get kicked out of office and kept color a-' h,x rycs We **Jked about Eaton Rapids are the gueata ot the to conquer in the spiritual world.-/ chanting deep. t . ( inHt is adapted [ estimated that about 4274.000.000 are free play to elaborate on hls favorite out of Office w Unless crookedness is ‘hc d.us* stonn- and crolM‘’ nntl lhc adapted for use on such brother C. W. ,Clarke and‘ —The Duchess of Hamilton. crops as .small fruits and potatoes. spent annually in thc two pcnlnsu- doctrine. In announcing the re­ practiced, public office is nut a b»They will spend Sunday al ... . "Uneducated graduates arc being. In valley ways he seems remote, Tests on potatoes on thc farms of Wall lake. *}e ta,d- Jbuilly. las by those vacation bound. Tins sults. the professor stated that he nanza for any man. To do n public,, *“• turned out from tte universities."— — . *•* aloof . Mason Parmalec, Allegan county; Mrs. L. Newcomer «*<<■ and ouiuku children Principal A. E Morgan. job and do it well requires a lot of' •arn**"r *las a funny lime of *■»■<•. o- E ncwwow:* From restless men grown blind to Mr. I. Fakes, Stanton; and Mr. is big business, far too big to pul hap decided on a new system of hard work and nuiny knocks—loo I Elther he rMbes P,cn‘>' 01 every! hing and Miss Anna Lloyd of Austin, III., hills and skies; Stephens, Lakeview.' showed in­ in jeopardy through short-sighted grading. He had added tip all the many knocks It is getting to be so'and RCts very ,ltUc for uny oi ll- or are ,he quests of thc former’s sls"Mussolini should remember thill I ■or he who has the mountains for creases In yield, due to irrigation, acquisitiveness, hi fact thc tour- grades, determined the average and uiiattractlvc that many rcsponsiWe I a,l'outh °t mill or something comes ter-ln-law. Mrs. O. B. Oates, a technocracy cannot be established 1 hls friends ranging from 50 to 200 buriieU per Tunis Fulkerton and daughter, of in toto within the structure of price 1st and resort trade should be was giving each student tills mark citizens shy away from it. That is “lol‘“ “nd',,p c°uld get a gord pricr Has beauty in hla heart, peace In .—. .’-------------- .. chnton for *'.Vrr>Thlng. ’. Los Angeles. rel-—Howard Scott, chief cx­ , ------- only he ... ain't ----------go ... --------------------California, - ------------— visited system." hls eyes! nursed carefully along as one of our Up row the young socialist to pro- bad—Schuyler Marshall, Stanley Yulll, Vanderbilt, irrigat­ nnvtlifmz " -------------------------------------------- atives ativ*-* in in the tlw city «-itv last ia*r week. They -m«>v left, ponenl of technocracy. ,' anything." County Republican-News. Arthur Wallace Peach. most valuable business assets. A test with some heat that this sysed three acres of raspberries out of a ! Sv then we proceeded to Hastings Monday tor k visit with Marshall ----------------- , 28 acre field. Tlie irrigated portion | and on to Wall lake. When Mr. friends before ’ returning home. i Tir / ur t j sallsficd customer is a great adver- tem wasn’t fair; that he had dcFISHING AND RIOTS -I^Tu-" “ ------ . “ OAPRI. of the field yielded 8,000 quarts to Cwk gets San Dleguaril described he Hiram Russ and Rupert CurroUiW(2V Of (JUT WOTld While the country was amazed nt C . K, ’ u Sa,, Gleg/s^ll described he Uscment and lhe more tourists we med himself all campus fun, had Lovely name. ... .... ... ..... J . . . CHU’llt toto<UkV J,ought say■ afew fewi'inH kindirnrr)-. aordsIzrefor ers left this morning for Topeka. nstvh nr ramtmor can send away from Michigan who worked hard withaut any thought of the governor of that state waX'trout Wal1 Iakf A,ld ,or Haatlrucs. while Kansas, where they have secured duced practlca'ly nothing under the “ ‘jLJSAN,r,uuBeauty I shall never see. are favorably ipipresscd not only social parties, etc., in order to keep fishing In Northern Michigan with 1,r ” aI 11 ‘OI c001^4'- he's probably position* with thc Santa Fe railroad drought conditions prevailing in Egyptian filling statlohs dispense 1933. with what they see. but also with up hb marks Thc professor re- our own Guv. Bill Comstock Anda]u‘ lh<‘ ot ,Unc -sald volumes Mr and Mrs. Herman Scbenkcl' water from pumps resembling the Of an island In addition to the increases in and son of Philadelphia, Pa., who'gasoline pumps used in the United thc way they arc treated, the more piled that he had derived hls idea detail of suite police were guarding *'" i'ralM' °r ,x>th places.) yields secured from , potatoes and ihutings has a calm and placid hate been visiting relatives in the!States, and cater to customer* who .golldly will this valuable business from the j>aper turned in by this atu- them the guvs—maybe so DilhnDreaming in an azure bay. berries, there has been a gratifying g< r wouldn’t grab em off Wi ll, what ldl*n,t>' 'hat very few towns of the city, left this morning for Chicago [ bring their own containers, bccomc Intrenched. dent and read an excerpt to prove if he did?—Chet Howell. Chesaning mlddlp “‘cst achieve. It looks clean; They will take in thc St. Louis fair' improvement In the quality of -the -——- , Of an amber Irrigated crop Pptatoes graded out Argus cleaner somehow, tlion most towns, before their return home. I Th c Blate of Pennsylvania has ids point. Thc claxs guffawed, the Shining beach. ------Tlie streets arc wide and tree lined; Ira Traver will leave for Clyde. i mort cities and towns with a popmuch better when provided will) ad­ PENNY WISE! .student got thc point and the proWhere lhe warm waves Domg one thing in Washington °» 'he main street there Is an ex- Wayne Co . N. Y.. tonight where he ulatlon over 5000 'han any other ditional water than when grown Wc believe the movement to limit Icsvor stated quietly that students and giving it what Is known a> ccllent sweep to the view that Is has accepted a position. Rise and reach under normal conditions in the same '5,alc’ by constitutional amendment lhe should really be graded in accord- w erac English" in Iowa is charged I closed in by a monument on the field. . John Russ, of Beaumont. Texas' Music murmurous as speed). Moat of the porous hose systems Mlchlgan gasoline tax to two cents once will) varying degrees of indl- .•gainst Secretary Wallace ot our nA- .principal corner The people there arrived In the city last week (or a' A installed in the state in tlie part 'aecm to have time to walk around , month's visit with hls family. , ”.<!.•/ Wftr pcr gallon is entirely unsound. T^ie vidua! merit and application. Even' tional department oi agriculture And the boats As Secretary of Agriculture he Island enjoy themselves, they don’t - ---------- i100* placc on dc'00*1 3‘- ‘8,7. claim that excessive gasoline taxes In Soviet Russia, the home of com­ At evening fold I'eern to be rushing around like FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. TODAY , v h piemiah somebody with an urgent engagePa'™™ and friend, are cortiallv „<’an.Van * ‘P® FlemU,> Sails of light are keeping jJO.iXXi motor cars off munism. the Idea of equality of inuwm Sa’X Imfflt’^Vj^nr; h^Vl^mu mm^o^ti^S^-XaU^teen J^“^‘^w,‘hlhe‘n’reot‘00 On spars of gold. used. The success of lhe plan now the rood is a gross distortion ol fact, come has been abandoned. Whil—Mabel Simpson, in Voices. •seat oar ova [to an enemy It always seems to by thc pupils of Mae Broucau and * • ________ has created a demand • for systems Actually the three cent tax here the Soviets do not permit the ncin locations where water has to be us that from Its ap;>carnncc it would L. Jean McLaughlin at their school. The first mule u> be raised in the “in Michigan is below average. Hie cumulation of gigantic private for­ THE POET. । tx- n very pleasant place in which to room on Friday'afternoon. United States was owned by George pumped through pipes for distances Thus while I ape the measure wild Mate U one of twelve which levy tunes, they have come to recognize urging the farmers to sign thc corn- live; we strongly suspect that thc as great ai} half a mile. Major a M Andemm of Detroit Washington. , Of tales that charm'd me yet a child. .u— —are -------------this rate and only four charge less, the fact that a capable workman h:g contracts which reduce their ------jx-ople there pretty ------good at spent Sunday in the city with The use of second hand pumps Rude though they bS, sUll with the friends J The great artist Titian always|, Five states have four cent taxes, ten who really applies himself, is more corn acreage twenty per cent while minding their own business. chime Gottlieb Hessmer to in Battle .kept a cluster of grapes hanging in:, out in low.i hls farm paper. Wal­ Charge five cents, five others six valuable to the state than a slovcn| Creek this week as a delegate to the j hls studio as an example of beauty Return the thoughts of early time; lace s Farmer. Is qdvvrtislng foe Hlcems. one state six and one-hj»lf ly, shiftless one. Yet Mr. Rabid s liiifn point is very s,atc convention of Arbeiler Vereln. of form and line. > ‘And feelings, roused In life's firrt OB the crop varies*with the distance Bicd Corn company of Gripe*. Iowa, day. cento and ukT others seien cents of which he is also part owner, seed from lhe source of water and with Ukra we We travel ir.nl miles mile. in In ---------------------------------------------------------------------1 , wen taxen ----------------------------------------------- The “Ice cream tree" nows the Glow In thc lime, and prompt the !corn which will increase theTarm- search of amusement and variety where; then. If you can find the tatoleUnd ofthe near-t roScal rethe rapidity that the water has to So Michigan motorists enjoy pne of. -AftvmO H^RG°k7E£FAM cr s cr°P sufficient to make'up"for lay. • without always being fully aware way. there to the so-called Devil’. |toM B^adw and Pcro where T^en rise those crags, that moun­ ----- ------------------- —■ — Among the rapidly-forgotten fads acres taken out of production. Forty ot the systems are now in of lhe beauty and charm-referring Kitchen" west of Yankee Spring., a I Le native know ll as the Xrltain tower. tne entire country. Is "technocracy." Only a year bro Probably he didn t plan it this operation on farms In Michigan. A to nature, of course—immediately great pock-mark in lhe ground moya- but 1U fruit tartea so much Although somt states permit a di- this subject was all the rage. People bl*t this Ls about how it could around us For those who know whose sleep rides have become cov- ng. oUr mmt nonular <ieuere- that Which charm'd my fancy's waken­ series of meetings will be held at ing hour. . . . these farms in July and August to version of gas tux money for pur- were talking about It—many ofIn"d*’ wor1k ®ut; "Wallace as where to go and for whom winding, ered with a fairly dense growth of ■““ lTa*a'r It was a barren acene, and wild show the results of this method of purer other than htghw.y conMrre- them quit, rerkrehy Tretaoreauc UrraTik'" 32 hilly, rutty township side roads hold scrUb vegetation and which can pro­ Where naked cliffs were rudely Increasing the waler supply for piled; uon and maintenance, such is not magazines sold well at newsstands, money and buys Wallace Hl-Bred no terrors Barry' county has a great vide thmc so inclined with some very crops. Another series of meetings to variety of delightful excursions to r“‘—--------------------------- then there "scrambling;" More titan 10.000 automobiles were But ever and anon between the case here. Motor taxes are de- But bow many give it a thought to- M L,J corn, and gets his usual num- offer. There is Highbank. for ex- enjoyable L Is Gun lake with .»> its tree-covered abandoned in New York City streets Lay velvet tufta of loveliest green; scheduled by the agricultural engi­ voted to route exclusively. The gas day? Freak Ideas come into being. b*’r lf,Ulc weall*r per­ ample, a little lost valley sort of a high hills and lovely panoramas; neering department to show thc de­ And well tlie lonely Infant knew tails of. the system In localities *" o> "aitwl And wra “SUSVh' place whose paw paw trees give ll there to the river road south of Mldwhere none Is Installed. County sgriThe earth's surface- is 73 39 per a strangely sub-tropical appearance: dlevllle which meander, about punas derived from It are now even veraaiton and then - pass Into Berkl-y in tlie Cassopolis .Vigilant, there are the Irving hills northeast through charming countryside and mt water and 28.81 per cent land. Up the low crag and ruin'd wall. .*. finding their way to tlw improve- oblivion Just as freak styles in cloth,, - ----------- * • * —additional information on this type of Middleville which resemble the finally leads to Bull prairie which From me, thus nurtured, dost thou 000 telephone conversations take of irrigating system. "north country" of the Upper Pen- according to tradition has from e en tne remotest of, --------------------- M c^Ued because it increases ita insula; there arc the wooded sand "time Immemorial" been a hunting The classic poet's well-conn'd task? A MacaachUMiu author calls hls hills of Yankee Springs which re- ground and burial place for« the with a hard surfaced conMan can fly like a bird, but he Qow 18 gallons during a full moon. country estate Prm Script;" he’s, mind one of a "vert-pocket" edition peaceful Indian tribes who formerly Let the wild heath-bell nourish always going to add little things to to i main highway. This rtffi has tots to learn from hi* Mofe 500^^00 diver dollars MID; 1 construction would har. to feathered friend*. Il will be a long fcr7in eTrcClaltonta the United of the Ozarks: there is the mill pond lived along the banks of the Thorn­ it, according to q Q. MTotyre. road at Orangeville where from i-.pple, - And we could continue with 3-4 pounds dally, Cherish thc tulip, prune the vine, Ttaud- If lhe gas tax wire time, for Instance, before he can sit State* today. spring until late fall you drivi a further UM. But freely let the woodbine twine, But one thing .is to be remgmthrough a tunnel of trees and ford Yas. this county it quite a fertile ■ nd yet the annu.il saving on a barbed wire fence.-Saskatoon * 100,000 automobiles art junked And leave unirtnun'd the eglantine. There is one radio for every 40 one of the clearest, and prettiest place for a little voyage of dls—FTbm "Marmton," by Sir Walter a red flag even in lhe face of a rail- ■ KtMAma maa Hava AAAn ah—_ Scott. road dictator! IM "ffllF.Jt.W, •WSW3H3 A Quotation J 'T “• bun,‘ powU*'!'>- u . �TWB HASTtNGR BANNER, WF.BNMDAV, JUNg II, 1M4 Commission of national prison ex­ ALFALFA ONLY HOPE FOR blared that the same revolver had perts, who examtped thc prison and teen uwdfla both murders. When parole systems of many dates. de­ HAY clared that Michigan was about the revolver they at once declared that Work of County Agents Who it was the one used In the murder Judges throughout the state have Fol on Will IJUNE HANDICAP TO of both Uw man and the young complained about tea misdirected woman. Later Ughtiy confessed um of the pardon and parole tews Vindicated STATE TABD0N BOAXD XX both murders. QUARTER FINAL ROUND of thia state within ths last year Anyone who travels over Barry’ 1711s colored criminal was sent to and one-half, since Governor Oom, SPONSIBLE FOB LIGHT. , ~ stock took offtoe and Immediately 'county win be Impressed with the' fact that the hay crop in this coun- Local Golfers Battle "Old SY'S MURDEBB released this year on recommenda­ put one of his henchmen at the ; ty has suffered seriously because of < tion of the pardoning authorities •head of the pardon board. It U noj, Man Par” in Contest for ■ '(the drouth. The one hope ot having of Michigan because, as stated, "he ir.'S HE WAS IN JACKSON »■» «•»«•»•" ' jhay enough to get ■» by with U the "■ althe Championship Iiad been a model prisoner." That cawnCUU of | 7*JW •>- > wrew FOR A SERIOUS CRIME ’was Just a few months ago. Previ­ authortUm lgno« Several cw«: dose matches iwurta featured tn. thc ous to hls sentence in December Pardon Authorities Bet Him 1831 he had been arrested for five » tai Club. H«rewlU, the Free—Hag Murdered Two other crimes. He had teen'exam­ Wtti fr™, depend upon the amount of rain- results. ined by a Detroit city psychiatrist as gives crim-' f“’l tn* n»^LCUlUirff h M *l U KUn Sl“kr Bob Walton Binco His Partion in 1930, before he was sentenced to such sentimentality X ughtey \ may Henry Bheidon defeated John Tn the in me juagment Judgment or of tne the Banner, prison ■prison In m 1031. ikii. This pcycniatrut this psychiatrist £L" ■‘i ■>lxs “ H.«Ux>rne acaiwin .’o-s; Hawinomc a<aethe parota'system, as It is operated fput down in the official record con- err, on tta titan™, ol n>tateln« Every once In a while we hear fealed Cliff Dolan, one up on IB; in Michigan, fe a travesty upon Jus- .cemlng Joe Ugh Uy that "he is un­ <ta ertata. M Mtatatal. •"•body talk aa if county agents fKen McIntyre defeated Dr. Dr. Cartice. Last week a colored man 1 stable, very unreliable and. in view NORTHWEST I'had never... been of any benefit to this 4-3; Jim Bristol defeated Ed nuaxinnwox RUTLAND. a muvw. ------ never . U/ J -----.--------­ rolbers named Joe Llghtey was arrested in jof hla past history, we expect him a . la.f Wtatafe .. .. .... .... . John Benedict spent from Friday county .**** Huffman 4-2; Roy Hubbard'defeat­ Detroit. When thc officers entered । to give us a lot of trouble In the to Sunday in Ohio visiting relatives.1 how much of a help County Agent ed Al Brown 3-2; Jim Radford de­ the room where he was asleep they future.” Mr. and Mrs. Marley Burroughs I Foster Is to thc farmers of Barry feated Carroll McOuffin 5-4; Davefound a revolver under his pillow. I In other words, this psychiatrist of Three Rivers and Mr. and Mrs. :collnty now Bdt let us ,r._ go Goody ear defeated Clare DcCou 2-1. /incy /They mux took thc Uic man io to jau. Jail. rrom From had nau mscoverca discovered mat that uus this colored colored'1 rvviem Af tanrinn spent Batur-1. back a Us appearance the officers suspect- young man was a criminal by in- Wrf Dodge of Lansing » few years arJ----------•— Pairings for thc third round are Rd that his revolver was tfie one used | sllnct; yet the Lansing authorities day and Bunday with their parents. ,***on as follows: Kim Sigler vs. Henry | In Barry ecounty by county “ agents. [in kilhng the proprietor of a brer let him loose on the public. He Im- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whitright. . “*nt'r hv 'nt« Sheldon; Lea Hawthorne vs. Ken Wcr* It not for alfalfa possibilities McIntyre; Jim Bristol vs Roy Hub­ I hall. Thc same revolver was also mediately started hls life of crime' Mr. and Mrs. Kennie-Cronk acOuod. used in the cold blooded murder of. again. As a result of their foolish- companled Miss Joyce Cole, and hundred, arxl hundreds of the • young domestic a few evenings ' ness. to call It by no harsher name.! Hugo Anderson to BL Joseph. Mich., county's dairy cows would have to'year. be sold for Ipck of hay to feed them. । second Flight—Dan Walldorf! dcbefore that. Ballistic experts, who I two lives arc snuffed out. Bych a • Sunday. . . had examined the wounds of the ' person ought never to have teen let1 Mr. and Mrs. John Gamer. Wes- Alfalfa 13 the one hope and we must fe<tCd Bl]| Schader. one up; Carl man slain when hls brer joint wm j out of Jackson with the record he | ley Benedict and Elhelroay Haskin give credit to the county agents in ,Wcsplnter defeated Dud Angell by raided, also thc wounds of the had made. I of Lansing spept Sunday lhe gucsU past years, who pul on the alfalfa,default; Wilber Lane defeated Birge campaigns and did so much to en- ibtawok 8wlft »-w, fl.$. ta,. p,-. Lockwood - - defeated - - - young girl who had teen killed a • It is no wonder that thc Osborn of Mrs. ’John Benedict. courage the growing of that crop. ........ | Ian Ironside 7-6; Will Cook defeated MINT MISUSE OFPISOfflm a county crop REXALL Sporting Items Oampalrn. HEALTH AND BEAUTY SALE/ Z 'hl'd C?a,n‘’ Z All the month of June . . . Save with Safety at your Rexall Drug Store . . . More than 100 items to select from. . . . 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Stag Perfumed Hair Oil__ 35c 3 oi. 25c Avi pc an WINS niv chit IJoc McKnl«hl default; Burdette ALLEGAN WINS THL SUIT. | Wadd defeated Dr. Houghton 5-4; There has teen state-wide interest Charlie Clarke defeated Ray Branch in the suit brought in the federal 3-3; Arch Anderson defeated charoourts by the Consumers Power I lie Leonard by default. Company to prevent the city of Al-J Pairings for tlie third round arc: legan from selling more bonds to Dan Walldorf! vs. Carl Wesplnter; complete a dam on the Kalamazoo Wilber Lane vs. Dr. Lock wood; Will river, which flows through that city, Cook vs. Burdette Wadd; Cliarlle to furnish current to the city, to be Clarke vs. Arch Anderson. owned by lhe city, also to supply electricity to homes, stores, offices CITY TENNIS TOURNEY and for power purposes. This matter was fought in thc PASSES SECOND ROUND vor of Allegan. An appeal was taken to the federal courts. It wsi first tried before Judge Raymond, tn thc Grund Rapids federal district court. He granted a temporary In­ junction. restraining the city from selling Its bonds to complete the dam. The matter was next appealed to thc federal circuit court, whose decision was recently made, revers­ ing Judge RaymoricT setting aside the restraining order and granting to Allegan thc right to dispose of its bonds so as to complete thc project. The federal government had agreed to. buy. through the R. F. C. 8424.­ 000 of these bonds, provided the legIslature gave to Allegan thc right to exceed its previous bonding limit. The last legislature granted that right to Allegan, so the government was prepared u> buy. when the fed­ eral suit was started. The federal circuit court held that as the gov, ernment wgs ready to take the bonds the question of their legality was not an Issue. since it could be presumed that thc government would not buy them if Allegan did not have a legal right to Issue them. The matter may not stop here, as lhe Consumers Power Company is considering an appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court. GREGORY SCHOOL REUNION. Tlie seventh Gregory school re­ union was held Saturday. June 9lh, at thc school Itouse. About* eighty former pupils, teach­ ers and neighbors pnrtook“of a pot luck dinner at noon. After a short business meeting. Elmer Bush, program chairman, presented an enjoyable program, which consisted of community sing­ ing. music, monologues, jokes and a very Interesting history of the school written by Eugene Bush of Hastings, whose parents moved to that district exactly seventy years ago Saturday. Henry Stowell of Woodland, who taught hls first term al Gregory sixty-six years ago. was present and told some of his experiences during thc ten terms he taught at that school. He was seventeen years old at that time and had an enrollment of forty pupils. He received hls sal­ ary from the parents. He Is now eighty-four years old. is in good health and has a very good memory, especially of the tunc spent in Greg­ ory district. Mrs. Chester Stowell took charge of the stunts and games which ail enjoyed. Ray and Warren Wilcox liven choose sides for a ball game. Tlie score wax eleven to ten in favor of Ray's side. All departed late in the afternoon having thoroughly enjoyed them­ selves. and are looking forward to next year. - OBITUARY. Mrs. Ella Storr. aged 77. passed away Sunday morning, .May 13. al the home of her daughter. Mra. Fred Ketchum, of Kalamazoo. Death was attributed to shock, resulting from a fall in which she received a frac। tured hip at her home wcat of Hlckory Comers. May 8. । Ella McLeod, daughter of Henry land Catherine McLeod, was born August 4> 1966, in Middleville. In 1874 she was married to Henry Storr. ot Grangeville; who passed away in 1918. All their married life was spelt l» Barry county. Tlicxsc left to cherish her memory are two daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Williams, of Hickory Corners and Mrs. Beulah Ketchum M Kalamazoo; two sons. William Storr. ^>1 Galeaburg, and Ben Storr at home. There are also a slater. Minnie Van Volkenberg. of Kalamazoo, nnd a brother. John Mc­ Leod. of Hastings, five grandchil­ dren. two great grandchildren and several niecea and nephews. The fu­ neral services were bald at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Veto Williams Tues­ day afternoon. May 11. at 3:30. with Rev. Oscar Smith officiating, assisted by Rev. C. 8. Rennelia. Interment in Prairieville cemetery. 35c Jontee! Lipstick Light____ 23c 35c Jontee! Lipstick Medium _„23c 35c Jontee! Lipstick Duo Art__23c 50c Jasmine Bath Crystals _____39c $1.00 Jasmine Toilet Powder _79c 50c Bay Rum, 16 ox. 39c; 8 os. 29c 50c Petroleum Hair Rub___ __39c 50c Riker’s Egyptian Henna --^9c 10c Cocoa Butter Sticks_ 3 for 25c Save on These Items So Necessary for Particular Women See Large Hand Bill for Full List of Items Hodges-Boyes Stage 42Game "Marathon”—Other Matches Also Close CARVETH & STEBBINS A number of long drawn out con­ tests featured the second round of lhe Men's Singles in the annual Hastings Tennis Tournament. About game three act "Marathon** in which Loren Boyes eventually defeated I Chet Hodges 8-6. 5-7. B-7. Other re­ sults In thc second round arc as fol­ lows: Dwight Fisher defeated Gordon Crothen 6-1. 6-3; Charlton defeated Jake Miller 6-7, 6-4. 6-4; Ivan Bald­ win defeated Ralph Burroughs 3-6. 6-3, 6-3;- Al Becker defeated Allen 6-2, 6-0; Leroy Baird defeated Fox 8-6. 6-2; Kennedy defeated Angell 50c Riker’s Violet Cerate — 35c Jontee! Lipstick Perma- Hastings The REXALL Store Michigan skating one day while visiting in where she has a Job as a private! Battle creek the guests of Mr. k»d Battle Creek. secretary. I Mrs. Ray Fasaett. Mr. and Mra. Harry Whitworth Mattie Englcharte was home overt There will b? an |ce cream social and Letlva were guests at Floyd 0ar- ■ the weekend to attend graduation I at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry risen Sunday and in tlie afternoon exercises. Her slater. Dclphine.! Green this week Friday evening, they all called on Irwin FUher and graduated. I June 8. Come. r family at Vermontville. , Mrs. Oody Laubaugh was called I The Dorcas Society of North Mrs. Ella McGlynn of Leslie was I to Ann Arbor Bunday, her husband I Maple Grove will have an ice cream the guest of Mrs Albert Brill from having been there three weeks and rocial Thursday evening, June 14. Thursday night until Monday ; who will be operated on again Mon-!.everyone Everyone come, come. rooming. I' --------------“A . day. oay. Thc North “ Maple Grove Sunday Mrs. Mary Henry Is returning j John Waters Is spending some School are planning Children's Day from Jackson this Tuesday morning for Sunday evening, June 17. after an extended vtait there. Delbert Heath spent Sunday with Mrs Blanche Hanes, who has Mrs. Nelle Matthews of Hastings his people in Hastings. been 111 with heart trouble, Is able In thc third round Baldwin de­ feated Boyes 6-0, 6-8. 6-3; Al Beck­ er' defeated Baird 6-1. 6-4. Other matches to be played arc Fisher vs. Charlton. Kennedy vs. Kuempel. Menis Doubles, second round. Hixlgij nnd Becker defeated Baird and ICnnedy. 6-4, 6-4; Crothen and of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brill. A Swedish Economist states that Angell defeated Woodburne and PODUNK. Finstrom 6-1, 6-3; Don and Dwight ___ _____________________ and_____ Mrs.. Burr Fasaetl and little both rural and urban have electric Fisher defeated Miller and Baldwin Last Week's Letter. Rachel Cain has gone to Lansing daughter spent Mamorivl day In lights. 7-5, 6-4. Matches yet to be played, Warren Carter and Perry vs. Kuem­ pel and Charlton. CLARKSVILLE BEATS HASTINGS INDIANS 8-9 Clarksville defeated thc Hastings Indians baseball team 8 to 9 In a game Sunday. Kelkr. Rose, Bar­ num and Payne formed the battery' for the Indians: fchrlerand Heaven for Clarksville. Next Sunday thc Indians will play the Elmdale Dutchmen at Elmdale. Are Your Tires Safe for Summer? LOCAL INDEPENDENTS DEFEAT G. R. NINE 7-6 Grows as Roasts Got Hotter Watch your speed—if your tires are thia I Hot roods quickly aap their hut Hastings Independents defeated the Burton Height Merchants nine of Grand Rapids 7-6 Ln a game here Bunday afternoon., Scobey and Long held down the mount for Has­ tings while Moore did the catching. MARGIN CORNERS. strength—they’re liable to fail you at any moment. Better be safe thaa sorry—put on new Goodyears now. Come in—see the greater value we offer because Goodyear Dealers aaM the most tires—by millions! Drive in for a tire inspection, get an accurate Last Week's Letter. Mrs Jennie Combs and Forest and Myrtle Mead of Kalamazoo were Monday evening of last week. Mrs. H. Cogswell and Mrs. Millie Fisher were visitors at William Cogs-' well's in Lakeview Tuesday after-: There Is to be a homecoming at thc Martin church Sunday. June 17. with the usual services in the forenoon followed by pot luck din­ ner and a speaker and other features in lhe afternoon. Wc are extending an invitation to some of our minis-1 ters of other days and their wives and anyone who even lived In thel neighborhood or attended " church here to be present. All will be cor-1 dlally welcome. Bring something, for the pot luck dlilner and youri own table service and be sure andJ come. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Murphy of near Hayings were Sunday evening pollers al Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher's.' Mrs. Orr Fisher thinks she has I broken the record for pumpkin pie from freshly stewed pumpkins. Last fall she put seyeral pumpkins in a cool dry room upstairs. May Sint she stewed one. which was perfect­ ly sound and made pumpkin pics of, It. it looked as nice in every "way: ai it did last fall nnd the pies tasted I as good. She still has one left which is In perfect condition only a little shriveled. No spots of rot on cither of them. ' HENDERSHOTT. Last Week's Letter. • Remember the Hendershott school picnic this Saturday at the school­ house. The Father and Son banquet was postponed on account of thc picnic. Mrs. Ernie Matteson went to Bat­ tle Creek Friday for a few days' A statistic tens tells us u* that a svaiuvic um the tne United unnca stay slay with Mr. Mr- and Mrs Mrs. to Ed. cosaiay Cassidy. States uses more than 30 billion tin I Margaret Garrison and Hortense cahs annually, and "has no tin de-• Mead went to Johnstown Saturday poalta of any conssqpenca." No? to help amuse and care for June Take s-look at some of our back । Parmalee who had the misfortune yards, professor. to receive a broken leg while roller report on the condition of your tires. Snssationsl GOODYEAR The G'r e d I • > l N ante in GOODV.AR ALL-WIATHIS Rubber Bsfeiy-tio ci tra coati GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Electric BROSS TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TELEPHONt MU Guaranteed Tiro Vulcanising—$1 up �_ ... _________________THE ‘111 OUT nr Tiir Hill/ Imuch of the best In American life as it 1* spelled, but "La-Hoy-Yoh."I 111 Illi I III* I Ul* III 11 developed • Abraham Lincoln could II Is difficult to explain any connec||! j j |ir ■■Hl j bd included among the highest type. I Don betwren the <ay the name is!, fill wU I Ul IIIL ■■III mto the Old North-'spelled and the way it Is pronounced. I ji! | I J I | n [west was not unlike the migration Of course It might be that during y nfllllrrlllll 'from England and the continent to prohibition days that the one who HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1M4 H23 CERT FEO EGHTH GRADERS Uni ILL I ILLU the shores of the Atlantic. Gen.'developed-the pronunciation had .. ............................................................... WayneY victory over the Indians in , Ju*t been down to TiaJuana. That ' (Continued from page one) _ , (Continued from page one) I dm was a big help and served to used to explain a lot of things, so ____________ ,___________________ . *■ - ----------- "T-.----------1---------- T fencouragc the migratory movement, why not hook/on tlie strange pro- tnwnshin included In the Kellocc can forces much larger In number*. :whl<.^Unu«l tor yrer*. Among nunctation of LaJoll. too? -But re-! Just X the line In SiS had Capl. Kearney and hls little those who joined the movement gardles* of pronunciation. LoJolla Is, niw70n' ^.nty Thc remainder of handful of men on top of this hill were veterans of the American Rev- a beautiful city; very picturesque j Uie ^>00^ in‘ that township belong and along 1U ride, completely sur- button. In Barry county cenWrrtn too. being located right on the shore lo the 0.,]^ consolidated district h..( MW.V wen. sm/.rican- ilc u,ercmalnaof Iciut ,woIUvo' of the oceftn- Thousands of people llst of 223 certified eighth rounded, but tncy were Americans Iu!ionary soldiers-Mr. Quick, buried visit ll every year. The day we were 'md«» of the rural district* 1“ as of the never-say-dle type. Short Maple Grove, and Mr. Ingram, there it was warm and balmy and followson water and rations, and surround-1 buried In Bring, and-possibly there an interested crowd was sitting on. ' ASSYRIA. ed by ruthless enemies on all rides, the tali cliffs along the shore, watch- ] sides, may be others. others. Bell District—Margaret Love. Wiiand fighting in the hot scorching, Thus in 1788 we sec less than five , ing people in bathing in a large nat-i, sun was a real test of patriotism and per cent ot our population living ural pool down below. ConsideringI''bur Love. Willard Love. Donald Rob­ Earl Tlrompson. Mae Stiede. true Americanism that doesn't hap-;west of the Alleghanles. In 1846. the fact that this was about lhe|| inson, Eagle Dlst.—Irene Davis. Doropen in the lives of many men. They or only 58 years later, we note, this time the below-zero weather was | thy Holmes. Thornly Rankin. were repeatedly called upon to sur- little battle between Americans and prevailing in Michigan, a comport-1' Dlst.—Maurice Newberry. render, and just as often refused. 1 Mexican# on this mountain-side in SOn of the two climttc* was inter-]! Ausiln Assyria Center Dist. — Sheldon Even threat* couldn't budge them.)California. We mention these two esting, The city commands a mar- , The little company of Americans events to indicate how rapid was the velous view of the Pacific and it. Russell. ‘ I Ellis Dist — Roger Pilgrim. scattered out, and using the big settlement of our western country, should be a delightfully restful spot ■ rocks a* protective bulwark*, gave a -But Just as here at this small out-of- to enjoy a respite of a few days, | Briggs Dlst—Lloyd Tcrpcning, splendid account of themselves by, the-way battlefield in California, so weeks, or months according to the, Geraldine Van Auken. I Lincoln Dlst —Evelyn Berry-. Mary their gallant defense, and many an also all over our country are condition Of the purse. We did con-------------------------------------— places set aside as aider reenemy "bit the dust." But of------course — memorials ----------‘ ' this,'"and for that ------ reason ----|the V... men 11, am all —11 V —■ * tl,n* —T.l.l Kbe — ■_ — Important events, perhaps malned but a few hours. knew that they uwoftld to very 8miUi.KennethStruin.ArtoVandte keep up s«sh defend for "not recorded in !r. titled, Many other ven-Interesting places Pc,cr WalMcr> Frances Charunable to such tt a defense for-not history, merely the __________________________ . any extended time. Numbered wheel-tracks of the chariot of our that we visited in'and around San BALTIMORE. among the Americans was a young .progress. They comprise many Diego could be mentioned. With Mr. Jones. wi»u was wu ibwc io win wui almost muMi events events wnjen. coHiuiHcu with wiui those uiunc an ana Mrs. James James Ironside ironsioe we we most most , Di*1- Dorothy ' acuvw fellow who later to which, combined d Mrs. ondying fame in our "winning of larger and better known, have unit- thoroughly enjoyed thot Inexprrs“!*a , . the west" as an Indian fighter. It ed to give us our great country ex- sibly beautiful drive of 125 or 150 , .„D ™ „Gartlncr' was none other Hum Kit Carson, tending from ocean to ocean and miles, right along the shore of the A’la‘x,,c SmithyBobby mt er. noted scout and lhe central figure of -from Canada - •to -----------------------------• “ ’ Hendewimtt nut-Maraawi the Gulf. The tomb Pacific almost every foot of the way. . Hender.Jiolt Dlst.—Margaret Oartong Beach, where the highway > Mell vain. many a novel. In some way he of the Unknown Soldier In Arlington managed to skulk through the line really memorializes all of our strug- turns to Los Angeles. Every foot of ( W.S€J?,. DUt- ~ Kcn,lclh Burpee, of surrounding enemies, made hls gies, but In many obscure places rest the road is nicely paved. Sometimes , T01™®-, , „ . „ way on foot to thc nearest Ameri­ the ashes of countless heroes who )Ou will be down almost on a level1 ^*^ce D*^r*?en?,lc Hoffman, Qladw Van Patten, Ducan camp, secured strong reinforce­ "acted well their part." Capl. Phil witH tlie ocean, at other limes you ments. returned to the scene of con­ Keamey. who had charge of the may be ioo or 200 feet above it. and :ul£ Barney mihs Mills uwt. Dist.— —gu Gurret Isham. flict, and inflicted severe losses up­ Americans in this hot little engage- y0U can look out just as fur as Ute uarney .... ---------on the enemy. The Mexicans un­ ment nearly DO years ago. was made eyc can see. and gaze upon the rest-. Arland Martin, Ernest Van Sycltle. der Ute leadership and domination Major General of Volunteers Jn 1862 ]CM blue waters of the Pacific. All] . CARLTON. of owuha Santa Anna wciv were uun cruel iuiu and during v, aurmgthc meCivil uivuwar. war.and anowas waskilled Kiiicu along along the me highway highway from from Long Long Beach Bench Rogers rtogers*Dist. w-uisi. — — Howard nowara cooper, Cooper, heartless fighters. At thc Alamo In in battle at Chantilly a few months to San Diego Is almost a continuous Dennis Frederickson. Ronald Near. thc more than titan - uter. San Antonio, when the , succession of sea-side resorts, some Carlton Center Dlst, — Aciuah later. ISO Americans surrendered, they Kit Carson who perhaps was re- very substantially built, others not Buck. Betty Carpenter, Howard were all ruthlessly murdered. Not so sponsible for saving the men from so substantial, but nevertheless Daniels. Cletus Valentine. long after that another force of 400 surrender, was one of those rough' pretty and attractive. No wonder1 Bamuin Dlst.—Robert Drake, prxans under Col. Paunin. surren-|and ready fighters typical of the mat noted writers flock to this secFish Dlst -Harold Eckert. Wilson dered at Goliad, and were shot] early west, and loyal and patriotic. t,on fOr inspiration. Doni go to'Guernsey, Helen Steckle. Donnu i.11^ 1 T.i ltle cotT To mf,n •,uch 05 he thls .California without enjoying a ride | nuilerbloody battle at San Jacinto when country will always owe a debt of along this ocean-side highway. I Welcome Corners Dlst.—Donald the Texans took more than ample gratitude. He really seemed to bear the benefit of fishermen will Manning. Helen Rose. John Kenrevenge, and Santa Anna was cap­ a charmed life. On several oc- My u»at j was informed that fishing ! field. tured and delivered to Gen. Houston casions. , when attacked by Indians.1 ln the ocean 1* great sport though 11 Cheney Dist —Herbert Ketchum, The life of the one-legged Mexican he would be the only one to escape found no time to enjoy it. For a Fred O'Connor. Dorothy Miller, general was saved only through the alive , and uninjured, while hls com-: very reasonable price one can se-| Friend Dist. — Dore nee Barry magnanimity of that heroic old fight- ;panions would be ruthlessly tnur- . cure accommodations on a large , Clyde DeKilder. er. Santa Amur was an unscrap- dered , and scalped. He guided and I barge which will take you out for1 Brown- Dlst —Cha*. Brcckhelsen. lous high handed leader, and the scouted , for Gen Fremont on hls ex- deep-sea angling. If you catch more Theron Hecht. Wayne Henney. Irene Americans in thus mountainside bat- ■ploratlons through the west, nnd his iujui tuna nsn fish than era r. Wilma uwi you have nave need necu for. lor. Ku tviirrar. wuma Usborne. usournc. tie fully realized what would prob- jservices were deemed so valuable that you con doubtless • ------- your11 — — ------dispose of Coals Grove -----Dlst.—Anna Mae ably happen to them if they should jhe was given a lieutenant's commLs-1 surplus at thc large tuna-canning I Dunnlggan. Marccne Kinne. fall into the hands of the enemy as sion . by the government. During the plant in San Diego. If you should ! Ragla DUt —Russell Tnzclaar. prisoners. jCivil war he was made a brigadier happen to get a good hold on one Glendora Miller. Royal Miller. AU ot this only goes to show how genera) ( of volunteers. By birth he was of thc large ones you will have a, CASTLETON. rapid has been the western spread a Kentuckian. Though possessed of, that will make all the I Castleton Center Dist. — Keith of our country This can better be splendid natural abilities, he never -fishing story" Uk.e.B b°?!C b!S^?lBaas V’olel Gordon. appreciated when one considers tlie had any educational advantages <frequently ... a tuna attains a weight I ylcw Dlst —Earl Moore. fact that in the year of 1788 less However he learned to speak Eng-! of several hundred pounds. and I than live per cent of our then small llsh. French and Spanish very । landing one of them U a question of I Hosmer Dust—Dale Burd. Morgan Dist —Ruby Webb population lived west of the Alle­ fluently. In addition to several In- | endurance. Fetghner Dlst. — cieo Hopkins. ghany mountains. Engl Uh royal Gov­ dian dialect*. Mark Twain in hls With the delightful climate and pmiip Scott. Darw in McClelland. ’ ernors had started the planning of book "Beyond thc Mississippi" has settlement* west of these mountains, devoted several pages to lhe life of the beautiful surroundings around I Martin Out - Theda Weeks. San Diego, small wonder that the | Bufr>-vUle Dlst—Richard Green but their plans were interrupted by this famous scout, lelLs of travelling city became popular os a place of Ermund Strong the Revolution. When the Ameri­ with him. and speaks In a very com­ residence —m.™. for -------DUt phulipS Nel. many notables, among can Colonial policy was definitely plimentary way of hls modesty and ]' them being ’ Madame Schumann-' Lson Rascy. outlined tn the Ordinances of 1785 retiring disposition. | Helnk. famous the world over for I and 1787. the tide of .settlement Al San Diego the first Mission. her vocal talent; Cadman, writer oil Fisher Dlst.—Majesty Becker. Ilk then set in for the rest. Settlers "San Diego de Acala.” was founded 'Indian songs nnd verses; Carrie Waldron. came from New Jersey, Pennsylvan­ Jacobs Bond. Another celebrity b ia. Virginia across the mountains to by Junlpero Serra. Fatlter of the; Mabie Wlllebrandt. who will be re- ] Gregory Dlst —Ruth Cummings. Franciscan Order in 1769. It was Altoft Dlst—Naomi - Brown. Mux Pittsburgh and floated down the built at n point where it commands membered os having charge of the Freeman. • Ohio into Kentucky. They came a splendid view of the valley, which enforcement (perhbps "attempted. auir Star Dlst.—Bernice Cairns, Dale from Virginia and the Carolinas to mlom.m.ni wuld 6e mor, nearly c„wky Hnll. Margaret ' . Normen * i " Hall. locate in Kentucky and southern tack* by Indians were quite frequent, eorrrct, i ol protUMUon Uw> while n B,.,a Mamre, Mead. Ohio. Through the Cumberland At the Mission is quite an interest- 1S *»■ .llaauw Cemer DUl.-Marin. Gap they came to Kentucky. In­ ing museum. Whllf standing at the Washington. „ „ lilhiesl.r diana and Illinois. In 1787 a "cov­ | Pratt Dlst,—Howard Altboitsc. ered wagon" left New England, the entrance to this historic old place, we were very much surprised in I I Joyce Hoffman. legend "For the Ohio." being paint­ looking up to sec Marion Matthews, | Quimby Dlst— Lawrence Green­ ed in large letters on thc cover of formerly of this city and brother of field. Ute conveyance. That wagon was the late Ben Matthews. Marion now the vanguard of a migrating host HOPE. resides in Ban Diego, and is in the which was eventually to take posses­ Doud Dl*j.—Vernier Austin. employ of the state Highway De­ sion of the "Old Northwest" or that Cedar Creek Dlslrr-Wendell Lam­ region between thc Great Lakes, the partment of California. mers. Balboa Park, site of Ute California!~ • -» w- . " sllulu DUt —Gladys Craven. RobOhio and tlie Mississippi. In the (Continued from Page One» ?rt Hart. Evelyn Horn. Dorothy Norsucceeding years emigrants from Ex posit ion in 1915. is within easy eastern and New England statej rcach. being probably lew than a —------------------ ------------------------------------- r-ton. mile from the heart of San Diego through such a depression they i were populating thc territoryt with ai a "‘"c "’’h* UIC neaxt oi san Micro wuvugn sucn a Brush Ridge Dist—Daniel Hull. Some of ---the buildings new type of American, their fpercenr Cloverdale L/Ul Dlst — —UIVIlll Glenn* V.O1I.MH1 Chilson .------ . have .. .been sol---- would . / have ------ defeated —------- this ---- issue in­ -present I Idly idl>' constructed constructed and and wifi will be be availavail- stead tions sharpened by cver-prese*nt stead of of voting voting ItIt ffVe and one-half Marvin Flowers Margaret Kellogg ■r wild able able for for another another enterprise rntemrUe of nf that that tz> none.1 Melbourne McLeod Mildred Watson toone one nt os thev theyrllri did. But evenTint at dial dangers from Indian* and ------— beasts. Their individualism and character ahould it be desired. One we believe the people of Hastings1 tinING. self reliance were keenly developed Of the large buildings has been con- will have every reason to be grate- I Wood DLstwGertrude Claggett, by lonely struggles with nature and verted into a Museum and Is an in- : fill that they did vote this issue We Marjorie Flfleld. Mabel Seeber, Bet­ ravage tribes. Weaklings were soon tereating place Jo visit< Balboa Park all appreciate what a fine asset this tie Emerson. Ray Wiseman. eliminated and too often strong, consists of 1.400 acres, and its many community has in the Central school Ryan Dlst. — Ruth Shellington, sturdy characters fell victims to In­ natural beauties have been enhanced auditorium. Hastings Is highly Tn- Viola Sease. dian ,Hacks. It was a cruel strag­ by the large amount* spent in beau-' vored in having it. for It is a real Brew Dlst.—Aden Campbell. ’help to the schools ns well as to gle In which only the strongest in tifying it. Fillmore DUt—June Barcroft. body and mind survived. It was One of the picturesque spots to many other organizations. There is, James Humphrey. from these strong characters that visit is LaJ61 La. Don't pronounce it arc «ure. no regret over having Dlst.—Cornelia Irving Village ________________________ made thc investment we did In the Beverwyk. Donna _ Nell. Richard school building and the •auditorium. Springer. Duella Wilcox. Helen Wil­ cox. Roger Wilcox. In the matter of school buildings Little Brick Dlst.—Phyllis Tyler. and equipment there is not a city of JOHNSTOWN. | ll* sire In Michigan that can surpass King Dist—Robert Belson. Ar­ [and very few that can equal Has­ thur Chenoweth. , tings. Surely our city has been gen­ Monroe DLit —Grace Cole. Mildred erous in the provisions it has made DcBruine. Leia Dunn. Duane Fox. i to give good school facilities for its Lester Halstead. Keith Strickland. 1 children,. Stevens Dlst. — Gaylen Bristol. Forest Dole. 'Waotjia.s Stephens. Syl­ THE CROSSROADS. I John Cook and family spent Sun- vester Shaneck. Bristol Dlst.—Grace Conklin. j day with Mr. and Mrs. Latrtle McBonfield Dist.—Donna Du Boh, Al­ I Bain of Delton. . Harold Smith and family of Has- ma Tungate. Harry Norris. Elizabeth [tings have moved Into the Orh'y French. • Culver Dlst—Merle Segur. Everett Smith house. . Mr. and Mrs. Newman Tuttle of Severance. Fick Dlst.—Wayne Shoup. I Lansing speift Sunday with Mrs. Burroughs Dial.—Helen Smith. Jane Tuttle )Jr and Mrs, Dan Mar­ ble and Lynn of Hastings spent the Frances Talmage. MAPLE GROVE. ’ afternoon and evening at the Tuttle Outdistanced five worthy rivals to Quailtrap Dist —Mary Fuller. Luhome. • Jack Allen of Hastings. Miss Max­ etta Hollister. Donald Van Auken. lubricate its motor a distance of Maple Grove Center Dlst — Ruth ine Stcdge and Harold Carlisle of Plainwell spent Sunday with Mr. SAidci. Mayo Dlst —Halt Dingman. Doris and Mrs. Clyde Stcdge. Teddy Cook and family, who are, Mapes. Moore Dlst. — Arline Marshal). living in Manistee for the summer, spent the week end with Mr. and Marcele Marshall, Mario McKelvey. Vera Hoffman. Alberta Wolff. VloMrs. Gilbert. More than 3,000 miles farther than the first oil to fail ! Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Troxel and lelta Julian. Howard Norton. Dunham Dist.—Beatrice Buxton. son Stanley of Grand Rapids were More than 1,400 miles farther than the best of its Sunday afternoon callers of Clyde Huron Healy. Dorothy Mack. Brandt McDityre. Ralph 8wUt, Russell Don­ 'Stedge and family. competitors! • ovan. 1 MU* Maxine Stcdge of Grand Norton Dlst—Wayne Robinson. Rapids, who is spending her vacaMcKelvey Dist.—Sherman'-lj’ullon. conoco FULL DETAILS AT ter, Mrs. Jack Allen, and baby. Nan- Joyce Jones. I Branch DUt —Dorr Darby. FranGrandpa and Grandma Stedge are •ces Maurer, Bernice Rhoades. ORANGEVILLE. i fine. AAAk-taHnOM THMKU STATIONS Carter DUt. — Lawrence Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams were Robbert Carter. Maxine Powers. 1 In Lansing on business Thursday. Falk at DUt —Harold Jones. Mr Martin and family MiddleOrangeville Village Dist.—DorU Beattie. Paul Bourdo. Raymond Bourdo. Donald Branson. Marvel Telephone 2618 Hattinra, Michigan Mo" 60013 “*vc bcen written Bowen. Stanley Jones, Orval La­ ' " IJnroln than about Course. Anna McCullough. Albert about Abraham Lincoln ,'any other American I | McCafferty. SCHOOL BONDS SE­ ri DUCEO TO 5145.500 THE TOUGHEST TESTA MOTOR OIL COULD TAKE! NEW AND IMPROVED CONOCO GERM PROCESSED MOTOR OIL 4,729 Blake Dlst -Kendall Keller. Johncock Dlst.—Thomas Hayward. PRAIRIEVILLE. Prairieville Village Dtst.—Frances Frederickson. Don Higgins. Margaret[ Houvener. Boyd Morehead, Thoron ' Nell. Virginia Van Hout. South Pine Lake Dlst.—Marian1 Boulter, Llye Champion. Calkins Dist. — Richard Hall. ' Glenn Leeper. Jean Rogers. North Pine Lake DIM.—Carl Bag­, ley. Gladys Bagley,Ruth Eva Nevins. ’ Cressey Dlst —Leota Baldwin. THESE WOULD MEAN A LONG BACKWARD STEP Common Sense BankTalks No More Construction Work and Inadequate Maintenance of Roada We understand that through the Automobile Association ot thia state, petition* have been obtained so that there will be submitted lo the peopie of this stale two constitutional amendments, one fixing the go* tax RUTLAND. Al-Gon-Quin bake Dlst.—Robert; at two cents per-galloQ, and the othSherman. . ■. e'r tlie weight, tax at 35c per 100 , Wilcox Dlst.—Bessie Sowerby, Ea­, pounds. This action of the Automobile As- ; rner Wiescnhofer. Chidester Dlst.—Keith Bowman. &oclatlon is an unfriendly act to! ' every automobile owner in thc state, j Jean Codwallader. Dene Cappon. Bcmardloe Ferris, Robert Potter.' If these propositions carry, it will' ' | practically -mean no inore paved , Garry Smith. . Tanner Dlst.—Corl Draper, Eva, i highways In Michigan, and that trunk lines and county roads al- > McLaury. Glenn Murphy. ready built can not be properly Edger Dlst.—Virginia Warren. these proposed Good Will Dlst.—Pearl Hathaway. maintained. H amendment* shall become thc basic YANKEE SPRINGS. law of the state, the only way they I Gates Dlst.—Albert Hayes. could be repealed would be by an- J Robbins Dlst. — Mary Konecny. other vote of the people. Before Eugene Kotrba. Barlow Lake Db»t—Frank Tich-llhat could be done fearful damage । would be done to the highways of vop. Charlotte Wolowicz. Klingensmith Dlst.—Alice Latta 1 Hits sUtte. | We hope there will be a strong Anna Storkan. i sentiment against these propoaltlons. MARRIAGE LICENSES. I If people of Michigan realize Carl R Rogers. Johnstown Twp. 24 lhCy wUl Louise M. Contino, Delton 18'them down , Leon E. West. Hastings23 »«sv«ia Ruth I. Hurless. Hastings24 j , ashskia. Elmer R. Apsey. Hastings..23 .L"11 Wcck's UWer. Clara B. Struble, Hastings 19 i Tlie interment of Mrs. Ada Gould Orion V Ed»ui. cun™ ..........IS °! “"J.’ * What It a Promittory Nott? pectci famll; Hartx Evans Mr. a Jim donla stocks, mortgage* on personal property or real estate, or, in fact, anything that ha* Banka loon their funds on |fd!c| mi kb EDMONDS OIL COMPANYSSSf ■“ “•­ guests Clernt end. limes on notes secured by tangible eollal- National Bank of Hastings A.MH, A KA~n. clA»»Ble .. Katherine L- Scnanhauser. pel |(ly spcnl the cnd Mr. Fred Brandt ot Bellertie. Mr. jnle Wednerday or UH week with pot’ Hart w(lh and ( Mrs James cooper and daugh-1 luck dinner on the school grounds, "r KuJ ot Baule ’ children always enjoy a vacation. < „ , . .av.ro1 MJ*a Beatrice DcMoU will teach tho Several are experiencing a severe TOn[ng year. M1M Cogswell stayed iSEw Siren nwn Md wu a <raw ol Ihront trouble. ”1', >'it in...........o. !the former’s parent*. Mrs. Jones will Franc C. Glover. Middleville ... 21;return the lust of thc week. Vada O. Mann. Middleville 25 Clark and family of I Jackson were here to attend DecoFODliNK. j ration day services and were guests Beulah Bernard of Battle Creek'of his parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Albert spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.1 Clark. Emma Wallace. ' I Mr. and Mrs. Vance Warren and Mrs. Anna Laubaugh received I Mrs. Chas. Wagonlander of Flint. word from her son. Cody, who l» in former residents here, were week end Ann Arbor hospital, that he was guesu at the home of his sister. Mr. gaining slowly. and Mrs. WIU Garrett. 'Hie latter Mr and Mrs. Don Putnam of was a guest on Friday of Mra. Mary Banfleld were guest* at Geo. Ran- Clark. som’s Thursday. ! Hie entertainment, sponsored by Delbert Heath spent the week end the Junior and Senior baseball in Lansing visiting friends. league of Lacey al tlie Ketcham hall Rachel Cain of Lansing and on Thursday evening, drew a large Bernard Caln of New Yofk spent crowd. It was given a second preSunday with their parents. Mr. and- scntatlon on Tuesday evening. May Mrs. Theron Cain. " 29. The cast of characters/did ex­ Alfred Waters and family of Al- ceptlonally well and ll waa their pena have been visiting hls parents. ■ first appearance on the stage. Mra. Mr. and Mrs Frank Waters. ;Dora Brandt and Mrs. Olive Mein[tyre directed lhe play. -------- -----------------------Nothing else minimizes tlie impor- ; Callers al the Hugh Case home on tance of tennis like the elimination Decoration day were. Mr. and Mrs. of‘American's entries. ;D. S. Case of East LeRoy. Mr. and MU* Margaret Reed of the Star succeM[ui teacher, ( district is assisting at the Mrs. UX-1 jamts Barnum of Halting* will tie Jones home. — j during school vacation for HoGorflon Lee of the Bulllf dUtrict mor Becker. and Doria Healey and DorU cole ol I j sothard hae bean rich »Uh ' tlie ,Dunham district --------were local; .oarkt raver and U gaining well. — —a— ....... members of the 1934 class of grad- , Emerson Russell la doing hU farm ;uales of the Hastings school. work. Week end and Bunday guests at.j Mr.' and Mrs. William Coleman ot. 1the Mr. and Mr*. Fred Miller house Rutland and Mr*. Mabie Bennett were, their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. ‘ spent Sunday with Mr*. Janet Pet;Aaron Treek of Allegan, Mr. and tengill. ;Mrs. Byron Guy ot Maple Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Baine of Has­ ;Mrs. Agnes Purcell and Mr. and tings spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary •Mrs. Orville Purcell of Quimby. O'Connor. Ronald Warner ot Detroit, called ! Emerson Russell spent Bunday Ihere by hl* father'* Illness. Homer Wornar. of Hastings, called at the with George Guernsey of near Free­ ’ port. 1Fred Miller home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Orville Fountain and STATE ROAD. Beverly and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bry-, ans and family visited Mrs. Lucy ILast Week's Letter. The Fisher school held their pic- Coleman Decoration Day. Mias guests rick c Mr. Mr. a od th Augus Mrs childr East moths were liken Georg liver I Olivet DODGE BROTHERS CORPORATION Announces PRICE REDUCTIONS frothing Changed But The Prices ----- up to WEEPING price redactions have been made—effective Immediately on Dodge S can be opened. Ollite spring*- "Floating- wheel tire*, that assure quiet, easy riding. For twenty years the name Dodge ha* been *ynonymons with sterling quality in price field. BIG DODGE SIX 117" $645 Rumble Seat Coupe 690 2-Door Sedan 695 4-Door Sedan 745 Convertible Coupe 745 F DeLUXE MODELS own a Dodge for aadillle . factory. Detroit, actually 117" 1.226.542 Dodge owner* and other million* able on many higher-priced car*—feature* Coupe---------------------$665 Rumble Seat Coupe 715 Nothing has been taken away. There are Dodge dealer* are now holding special 2-Door Sedan 715 4-Door Sedan 765 Convertible Coupe 765 SPECIAL MODELS wheelbase Dodge with It* fine interior, with 121 patented Floating Power»engtne moan ting* —Modern Ventilation with windshield that Brougham Convertible MILES [ Bussy guests iCaled $845 Sedan 875 NOW YOU CAN OWN A DODGE FOR AS LITTLE And E c 645 Up F. O. B. Factory. Detroit FORREST L. JOHNSON, 220 East State Street, Hastings, Mich. E F L F F �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1M4 ------ .--------- . Mr. and Mm. Francis Townsend MUSIC PUPILS PREw>™-v of Ann Arbor are visiting Mr. and Mm. J. M. Townsend for a few days. SENTEDFINE RECITAL Manley Sliarman of Hastings were Mrs. Harold Pelham and son ------------- a charming dinner on Friday cvc- guests at Wm. Hoisington's BaturGeoffrey of Brunswick. N. J., are ex- Program Given in Wesleyan ning honoring Mrs. oec.il c. Robert* day. Robert Hart left Saturday night MMhodi., Church 8»t. S visit with the former's mother, Mr*. to be with hB mother. Mr*. Kathnrday Night I Bridge furnished the evening's Dr. and Mrs. D. D. Waltoh and Mr. and Mrs. William Barnard re­ Rev. T. H. Boon spent Monday in D. S. Goodyear. Sr. Mrs Jacob Rehor and Mrs. Nellie sons spent'Bunday at Gull lake. turned to their home in Zeeland on Ann Arbor. . Saturday evening. June B. the entertainment. MBs Uirene Manee Cross left thB morning for a vBit Ridge and Earl Wallace of Stony Bunday after spending the week end William Hackney of Flint *pont with tte former's son, Frit* Rehor. Plano puplB of Mm. I. J. Smith and Mre- M,unlc Mwwe ’toning the Point called on the latter* mother. pectcd home Sunday from Philadel- with Mr. and Mr* Harald Chrtotlanpresented a delightful recital In the and family in Canton, Ohio. They Wesleyan MethodUt church which I hooor„ fue,t Panted Mr*. Lizzie Wallace. Sunday. Pa. Clifford Dolan-went to Chicago will also visit Mrs. Cross' sBter in Ciiarle* Miller of Hastings was a was decorated with a prolusion ot i wllh * mBcellaneous shower, reediv ­ Martin Tinkler. Will Tinkler and Mr. and Mr*. Henry Mulder and Sunday on a business trip, Ada. Ohio. spring flowers. ! tog some lovely gift* and was also |guest of Mr. and Mr*. Hoisington family vUlted relative* In Benton their sister. Mrs. Manic Cronk, were Mn. Mamie Manre is visiting rel­ Tom Heaney, of Loa Angeles. Cal­ Thc program was divided Into 1 u,rId“c Prl"-‘s- „ 'Monday. in Grand Rapids Bunday to sec an­ Harbor on Sunday. atives m Detroit this week. ifornia. formerly a well known groups featuring classical number*. L0x1 The ladles' Aid will be entertain­ 'LJ*: , Mr. and Mrs. Louts Robertson of other sister. Mrs. Philo Jones, who 1’rln. W. T. Wallace ha* gone lo farmer and stock buyer of Thorn­ popular, reglliou*. old Ume favorite, Townsend. aasBted by Mrs. Robert* ed al the home of Mra. Wm. Cham­ Evanston. Ill., were Sunday guc-\U of apple township, made the Banner and southern melodics nnd wu* motjicr. Mrs. Prank Rogers, enter- berlain ot» Wednesday, June 13.' Jonesville for hB. vacation'. j Mr. and Mrs. o. W. Clarke. a very pleasant call Friday. 'He ex­ splendidly Selections ! talne<1 ulth ,our tables of bridge, Please bring sewing equipment as rendered. Selections' talned with four tables of brldee. Emil Tyden went Tuesday to hit Jimmy Mulder has gone to Cale­ in St. John* on Saturday and pects U) start for hB western .home from Mozart. Bach. MendcBaohn . . . |c<*npllmentary to ,o Mrs Roberts. work wiM continue on the quill, donia to visit hls aunt and uncle, Sunday a* gue*t* of Mr*. George farm in Iowa on a business trip in a short time, stopping at Chicago Mrs. Charles Paul and Marietta and Schumann were also presented. •| Mrs. Arthur Haven and Mrs. Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mulder. Shulten and Mr. and Mn. Charles for a few days to attend the Cen­ NORTHWEST THORNAPH.E. were in Kalamaaoo Monday on tiw players showing excellent train­ Haney holding the honors. Mr. and Mrs. John Ironside and Frita. tury of Progress. He was thc guest ing. Bouquets ot lovely garden flowers, Last Week's Letter. Mn. M Fedewa. Peter Fedewa and of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pender while The Children's Day program will MBs Mary Smith of Grand Rapid* here. Pupils who participated were ;peonies, rases and poppies, made at­ Traveree City and Glen lake. Mr. and Mn. Will Murphy were in Wanda Mac Bechtel. Dorothy Bal­ tractive decorations tn the living and be held in the church Sunday eve­ Mrs. Gordon Garn and MBs Beryl Battle Creek Bunday attending the ning at 8:00, June 17th. Everyone lance. Forcnce Wood. Neva Jane 'during rooms. Busiy of Battle Creek were thc Holy Name rally of the Kalamazoo over Sunday. welcome. A lovely bride's cake containing a MB* Ruth Robson lias gone to KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Reynolds. Betty McMillan. Marietta guests ot Miss Lettie Gam Tuesday. diftrict. Mr. and Mr*. Prank Oarbow ami her home In Jackson for her sum­ Beverly Dryer. Bcrnita Flory. ring, thimble, money. etc.. was cut ' Mr. and Mrs. Will Crans of East ATTEND CONCLAVE Paul, Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. mer vacation. Greta Benedict. Clara Busli. Maxinc and rerved by the- honor guest. She family spent Sunday with relatives Caledonia were guest* of Mr.'And Mrs. David Miller of Detroit is Leshu, Bobby Bush. Lelo Lancaster, was also (he recipient of n bounti­ al Big Rapids. Mn. Dan Lewin over the week end. W. L. Hinman were Mn. John Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tungatc and I Twenty-Three Represented Don Reid. Viva Smith. John Adcock. ful miscellaneous shower. Mr. and Mrs. Don Sledge were and daughter. Harriet, of Holland visiting Mr. and Mrs. Prank Rogers Mrs Roberta goes to Detroit soon family were Sunday guests of Ezra andJbrrcat Gearhart. Neva guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and Mr. and Mre. J. B. Walker pf south of the city. Hasting* at Meeting at ' Mrs. Mae Treib and daughters Smith. Esther Watrous. Dorothy to visit relatives before leaving for friends in Grand Rapids Miss Char­ Clement of Belding over the week GftiHd Rapid*. Lansing lotte remained fur a longer vBlt. Baton Rouge where Mr. Roberts Is Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grigsby and were Sunday guests of Miss Lucile Roush. Victor Munton and Ruth end. Rev. Clark Adam* and family of employed as an engineer. Twenty-three Hasting* Knight* 'Munton. Nelson of Allegan. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Block and -----------Coldwater spent Decoration Day Mrs. Freeman Ford of Eaton Rap­ Templar attended tlie Slate Con------------------ - ---------------------Ml** Alice Black of Sunfield were in Lansing on Sunday and called BIRMAN — NORRIS. jwi'.h hB brother. George, and fam­ guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mer­ on Mr. and Mrs. O- A. Fuller, former ids was Uic guest of Mrs. John clave held in Lansing last week “MYSTERY MOTHERS" A very pretty wedding took place lb' and mother. Mrs. Irene Adams. Hastings resident*. Qunlfe last week. Tuesday. Dr. Prank Carrothcr* was FETED Bl "DAUGHTERS.” rick on Monday. at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur i Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schantz and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters of elected as chairman of the District Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Merrick and A delightful gathering wiu> held Covey of 227 W- South St.. Hastings., family were Sunday guests of Mr. me mcui Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Valentine vBlt- Rockwood were guests of Mr. and day attending an O E. 8. Grand Of­ Hospitaler* committee. on Thursday cwnuig evening ai nt thc Meth-* ficers' demonstration Hastings members who went to.odtet church when thc members of Sunday morning. June 10, when and Mrs. Louis Schantz of Caleod the Upjohn peony farm near Mrs. Gary Crook on Sunday. In thc afternoon they attendedthe Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Vedder and Lansing were. F. L. Bauer. Hugh the Wesleyan Service Guild enter- thelr daughter. Eileen Norris, was donla. Augusta on Sunday. * baccalaureate service at Olivet col: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gaskell spent RUcy, James Langston. Cecil Mun- , twined twenty “Mystery Mothers" nt united in marriage to Paul W. Bir­ Mr*. Charles H. Hinman and lege. |Sunday at Crystal lake. man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blrt Bir­ ton Miltou Murphy. Herbert cook. » banquet and program children arc spending the week in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spenslcy of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels spent Walter Snyder. Finley Johnston, toe Por »everal month* the Guild man of Baltimore. Promptly nt nine East Chicago with the former's Galien were Sunday guest* of her Thursday ■ evening with Mr. and Mrs Rev. j. w KI tolling. Frank Adair, members have been writing to their o'clock the young couple attended by mother. Mrs. c. C. Shields. <1k*fe.nry Sheldon. M. O. "Mystery Mothers" and doing other Miss Nellie Birman and Earl Camp­ “Mrs. D. D. Walton and son George parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles 'V. L. Wolcott al Charlotte. Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Smith of HUI. Chris Spirts and Dr. Carroth- kindnesses appreciated by the bell. took their places in front ot an were at the home of her parent*. Barnes. Miss Doris Gamble ac­ TOMATO-OLIVE SALAD. embankment ot syrlnga. roe.es. and Mr. and Mrs. George Potter, of Mul­ companied them home for a week's .Jackson were Sunday guest* of Mr. ers from Hastings; Sam Nadu and Mothers, thc banquet marking tlie ferns. Juice 1 can tomatoes. visit. and Mrs? Weldon Bronson. Lyman CHkmbcrliiin of Charlotte; close of n pleasant project liken on Monday. A cousin. Dr. 1 T gelatin. ’Hie bride was lovely in white or­ Mr. and Mrs. .James Langston Mrand M^«. Charles Rad far d ol Jay Thorbum of Lansing; Dr. PctFollowing the dinner an enjoyGeorge Sprague of Nejv York City 1-4 c cold water. gandie and her attendant wore go lo Kalamazoo Monday to attend < Grand Rapid* were Sunday guest* tV of Lake Odessa; Carl Tuttle and ab lc program was presented, the wiu also a guest, having come to de­ N“hv‘He nn? A H "Welcome to Mothers" being given white silk crejic. Tlie ring service liver the commencement address at commencement at W. 8- T. C-. Miss ।of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miller. 10 stuffed dives, sliced. Lois Langston being one of thc Dr. and Mrs C- P- Lathrop at­ Bell of Middteville, all of whom arc by Mrs. L. L. Dewey. All joined In was used, thc ceremony being per­ Olivet college. 1 I vinegar. graduates. She will receive her A. tended i tlie Century of Progress in members of thc Hastings Command- singing "in thc Garden." after which formed by the Rev. p. w. King of the Baltimore U. B church. Only B. degree. Chicago on Sunday and Monday. cr> .. la reading was given by Mtsr. Gwen- the immediate relatives were pres­ Heat one cup tomato Juice, dis-; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Black of Mrs. Anna Smith visited her Antong the women who accom- dolyn Gaskill. Mrs. Robert Burch solve gelatin soaked in cold water. I1 Slacks for sport and flanEast Woodland and Graydon and brother. I Charles McCarty, and fam­ panled their husband* were Mrs sang a solo and Ml** Helen Newton ent. those from away being Mr. and Add sugar, salt, olives and vinegar. |’ Mrs. Cecil M. White of Grand Rap­ Victor Black and friends of Grand ily of Grand Rapid* over the week Carrolher*. Mr* Langston. Mrs. played u number of "Old Hymns.” Dainty refreshments were Pour in individual molds, place in11 Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr. । Munton, Mrs. Bauer. Mrs. Hugh Ri-1 A short play. "Sunlight or Candle- Ids. refrigerator and chill two hours. dressed man's wardrote In and Mrs. Wayne Merrick and Mrs. Kenneth nnd Willtap Vclte have ley and Miss Belva Riley. Mrs light." wa* presented by five young served after which thc yotmg couple Serve on lettuce leaves, .topped with , J. F. Black. gone to Three Rivers to spend thc Murphy. Mrs. Cook. Mrs Snyder, ladles. The cast wa*: Hoshl. Miss were "taken for a ride." They left mayonnaise dressing. washable for they w)ll not Vernon Wlnlngcr, Jr., has gone lo isummer vacation, leaving on Sun­ Mrs Johnston all of Hastings. Mrs Norma Rowley; Mura. MBs Vertan later in thc day for their home In Battle Creek where the groom has Camp Ben Johnston at Sherman iday. Tuttle and Mrs. Kane of Nashville Linington; Mito, Miss Lucile Ba*PREPARED BRAN PRUNE BREAD. and the high for flannels is lake where he is employed as assist­ Miss Esther Doty Is ut her home and Mrs. Bell ot Middleville. isett; Evelyn. MLss Belva Riley; employment. Best wishes are ex­ 1 c Prepared Bran. tended to Mr. and Mrs. Birman. ant chef for the summer. He is al- In Athens for the present and will ------- » ■ I Aunt Grace. Miss Emma Chandler. 1 c sour milk. ,o earning several ranks in Scouting later attend summer school at W. S. CAMPBELL —SMITH NUPTIALS. I .-----------------। Installation of the officers for SAWDY—RIES. 1-2 c prunes <soaked, chopped). in connection with this work. j 1034-1035 closed thc evening's pro ­ At n very beautiful ceremony last Saturday night. May 19111, at Sar­ Mr. and Mrs. Almonte Nyc and Mr. and Fred Foster of Lansing ,Wednesday, I -2 c sugar. Miss Marian Mar-'1gram. The officers installed are: anac. occurred the marriage of Ed­ daughter of Kalamazoo and Mrs. and i Mrs. D. R. Foster of Eaton Rap­ 1 c flour. MB-s Lucy Bassett, president; MLss Ernest Quick and daughter of near :ids called on Hastings friends on !gueritc Smith, daughter of Mr. and Belva Riley, vice-president; Miss na Ries of Ionia and LeRoy Bawdy, Mrs. Byron A. Smith of Detroit, for-1 only son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Milo were guest* of Mr and Mrs Wednesday. ' ■ ' 1 t baking powder. Betty Leary, recording secretary; Sawdy of Woodland by Rev. Charles iner Hastings residents, and grand ­ Mrs. Mary Van Dugti rcn and Mrs 1 Maurice Crookston on Monday. They ; Mrs. Edith Onnsbec. corresponding daughter of Mrs, Clara Walldorff ---------------------r ------O. Hayward of Saranac. also called on Mrs. Nettie Hyde. , John McLravy attended thc Millr ' Mix together thc All Bran, sour and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smith, be- ’“««tary; Miss Ethel Jones, treasMr. Bawdy B a well known Wood­ Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Townsend and sclnol i rcuiilon In Cumpbel) town- 'camr the bildc of Malcolm Camp- urcr- Spiritual Service department, milk, prunes and molasses. Add land man having graduated from Julian Towrwnd. also Mrs. Thomas ।|iship on Saturday. bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mbv’ Chrystal Thomas; World Serv- Woodland high school and attended the sugar, then tlie flour which has Gammagc of Rapid* go — to| । Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ramsdell of , ------------—Grand --------- — r— been sifted with the eoda, baking Campbell of Detroit. MBs Norma Rowley; Christian Michigan State College. Mrs. Baw­ Ann Arbor Monday to attend thc i Kalamazoo spent Sunday at Podunk Thc ceremony was held at high | Citizenship. MBs Lucile BasoeU; powder and salt. Put thc batter into Clothing and Shoes graduation of FrancU Townsend lake with Mrs. Jessie Rlsbridgcr and noon at the Church of the Cove-I8****1 Activities. Miss Helen Weav? dy's former home wa* at London. a greased can. Cover tightly and Indiana. from thc engineering department. MB* Ethel Copenhaver. steam for three hours. nnnt on East Grand Boulevard with |cr: MuMc- MBs Verlan Uningtonj for Men and Boys Hie bride was attractively attired Walter Llpptnann will give the Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush of 1 the Rev. Dr. Platte Amstutz offl- Publicity. MBs Margaret Gladstone: in gray with matching accessories to need help In seeing? commencement address. Kalamazoo were guests of his parHINTS ON COOKING LAMB. HASTINGS * ** while the groom wore navy blue, Mr*. Doslc Cnic and Mrs. Mabel ent*. Mr. and Mr*. Warren Roush. dating A thirty minute organ re-1 .... Lamb chop* and roast* should be cltal preceded tire taking of thc; HLL1GHJFUL LUNCHEON Thc best wishes of their many Clark wrfe in Kalamazoo Sunday to ion Sunday and Monday COUNTRY C1.UH. thoroughly cooked Well spiced all like you believe them sec MB* Katharine Pritchard, who! MBs Grace Edmonds left on Mnn- vows. Mabie Mickle. organBt at thc 1 | friends go with them for a happy condiments make them more delici ­ i is recovering nicely from her recent day for a three weeks' visit with Martha Holme* Memorial church. JThc Country Club had an unusual­ and prosperous life. ous. Brown sauce, horseradish A very charming wedding dinner operation at Bronson hospital. She friend* In Cleveland. Cincinnati, being at the organ. Julia Gulllford ly attractive setting for the weekly Rowe, contralto soloBt at the Sco- luncheon Tuesday, bawls of |>eonles. was served Sunday by thc groorfi's sauce, hot ripe olive*, and pickles expect* to leave thc hospital In “ . _ Detroit. . Evon." 1,ton.—Hi., and are good. NUT BREAD. about ten days and will stay with Expcricnce has proven that John McLravy and hls daughter. vrl Presbyterian church, sang three and other early summer flowers sister. Mr*, Puulinc Hammond, of 3 c flour. friend* Until she is able to go to her Mrs. Currie Belson. were gucsU of numbers. "Love Divine.'' Cadman's making vivid spots of color in the North Hasting*. Guests were pres­ DEVILED EGGS. io many are known to 4 I baking powder. ent from Jackson. Ionia, Lansing । homo In Montague. Her mother. Mr*. Dr. Winifred McLravy of Grand "At Dawning." nnd at exactly twelve lounge. Take four hard-cooked egg*; o'clock she sang "Because." i The lace covered buffet table had I Emma Pritchard, has been slaying Rapid* Sal unlay and Sunday. and Woodland. Many beautiful need help for their eyre 1-3 c sugar. Summery' white organza fasiiloncd an artBtlc arrangement of rones, gifts were left the newly married when cold remove shells and cut [with MB* Katharine in Kalamazoo. MBs Alta Potter, a graduate In each In twrt lengthwise. Remove every individual—EVERY­ thc bride's gown which fell In soft [delphinium, garden heliotrope, lark­ couple. 1-3 c chopped nut*. An- »this ; Mr*. min. Richard niuumu Messer mv«n^.< of v: >Lo« nil JUS Jyear's cal S normal I1OIIIIU) CIIIA.1. class, lUl* has CI1UTCU entered yolks, smooth and mix thoroughly ONE—should undergo an gele*. CMltfomia. arrived in Grand the University hospital to begin the folds in a long train. Long sleeves spur and columbine in a pewter with one-fourth teaspoon salt, oncI- Rapids T? > iIA u this ur.x'lr week nll/t and will Inlnr later visit visit j uwork'of .avv ..r 'training ■ I.. I.... for _inline ...._ .. ’™ extended’to her wrists where they bowl. Small purple Japanese iris 1 1-3 c milk. KENNEDY—HOYT. half teaspoon mustard, one-fourth examination. 81ft the flour, baking powder, salt MarrietJ at Angola. Ind.. October Hastings’ friends. Her son. John Miss Elizabeth Finch went to Chi- finished In points over her hands, were combined with sprigs of syrinteaspoon cayenne pepper, one tea­ ,Messer, ---------------------------------Monday to visit,her sister and I'’She wore an heirloom necklace ' ga for the table baskets. 7. 1933. Theo Kennedy of Hostings spoon Worcestershire sauce and one and sugar focethcr; add lhe nuU. . and his bride jrho wt Wcre mar- Icago * ' Add the unbeaten egg and the milk; । which ha* been in the Walldorff ------------------— -------------" rff I Thc committee in charge wjis Mrs, and MBs Ruth Hoyt of Monroe. ried last Saturday evening at the husband before going to her home family for several generations, t. _____________ A;’Orville Sayles. Mrs. Clifford Dolan. Michigan. The young couple are tablespoon mayonnaise. Blend thor­ «ir the liquids quickly and lightly Wee Kirk.of tlie Heather. Forest in Kokomo, Ind., for the summer. |[Mrs. Mrs. Dan Walldorff and Mrs. RobRob­ making their home for the present oughly. Roll into balls the size of : Lawn, Glendale. California, are moMr. and Mrs. Carl Larsen and son while veil completed lhe picture. the original yolk, place in a ball in■ batter into a loaf pan which ha* Blue organza fashioned the gown ert Cook. with hB parents,' Mr. and Mrs. each half wiiUe of egg, and roll in toring through to Hastings and cast- of Kalamazoo were Sunday guest* , been well greased and dusted with of die bridesmaid. Mis* Ruby Wash- [ Tlie golf event of the morning, a Claude Kennedy. [ern points. nnlntnvBiting vtxitlnirYellowstone Y#»Ilriwstmtn r./ nuzl a t r OPTOMETRIST waxed paper. flour. Bake tn moderate oven (3M burn, who wore a large picture hut । blind bogy, was won by Mr*. Edward । Park enroute. family at their Wall lake cottage. Halting* PARTY FOR DAUGHTER. I MB* Hazel Henry from Mr. and Mrs. Donald McQuarrie and was thc bride's only attendant. Van Popcring on a cut with Mrs ------- -----U home---------POTATO SALAD. hour. l?w bread is done when ths Colonial bouquet* were carried by | James Bristol. Mrs. R. W. Cook won Mrs. Raymond Bolton is enter­ : Detroit for a short vacation before and family of East Delton were Cooked potatoes, cubed.: crust is brown and no particles of taining thB Wednesday afternoon । going to summer --------school *—’ *In “ Colorado. —"*3. Sunday guest* of Mrs. Mary Burges* thc bride and bridesmaid. White top score al contract. Chopped celery. Next week's luncheon will be in for her little daughter. Nancy, it be­ _ and Mr. and Mr*. Charles Paul and 1 Yoees surrounded by candytuft and Hard cooked eggs, chopped. or toothpick thrust into the center baby s breath were tied with wide charge of Mrs. Earl Wareham. Mrs. ing her second birthday. Marietta. Sliced radishes Mrs. Etta Blough and daughter. white satin ribbon and placed on ! Jack Stem. Mrs. John Goodyear and I Onions, chopped. COATS GROVE. Betty. Mrs. Warren Roush and a large lace dolly. Tlie bridesmaid's I Mrs. Leslie Hawthorne. Cucumber, cubed. JULIENNE POTATOES. daughter Winnie, and Mrs. Keith bouquet was the same except yellow Salad dressing. day with Mrs. Coy Stowell in S. roses were used. JOHNCOCK REUNION Wash and pare potatoes. Cut tn Daniels attended the Logan school Oombhie'the ingredient* In any Kenneth Walldorff Smith, brothWAS WELL ATTENDED. Hastings with a fair attendance and reunion Saturday. desired projection* and mix togeth­ strips 1-8 inch thick. Cover with One hundred twenty-two were fine dipner and program. Mis* Florence Wade and »di*s er with salad dressing. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dcmond and Helen Wade returned to their home Grant Smith, cousin of the bride, present at lhe annual reunion of the grandson Kenneth spent Sunday in MEAT LOAF. until brown. Drain on ateoctent in Traverse City on Monday and and Walter Messing wcro the ush- Johncocl* family held on Saturday Potterville visiting Mrs. Alice Rom. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester 1 1-3 lbs. ground round steak. paper. Sprinkle with salt. Serve will spend the summer at their cot­ Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sease also The wedding breakfast was held Jbhncock of Orangeville township, 1-3 lb. lean fresh pock, ground. tage at Silver lake. called there in tlie afternoon. al the Smith home immediately fol ­ near Gun lake. 1 onion, chopped fine. Mr. and Mr*. Orlie Bishop i.nd Mr- and Mrs. Emmett Dancer and A bountiful picnic dinner was 1 green pepper, chopped fine. children of Holland and Mr and lowing tlie ceremony and the table DATE PUDDING. was set for------tfifrty-aix White i/j -- -----iu, —guest*. ■■ served followed by a program and 1 t salt. Mrs Sterling Zerbel and children of tMwflln.: .nil ...fr.lt. . .. .___ . . . daughter, Madene of Chelsea, visit­ 1 c chopped dates. 1 c flfte soft bread crumbs. Kalamazoo were gu&.ta of Hastings peonies, tall white taper*, and old election of officers, 1 c clioppcd nut*. pilvcr carried out the color scheme,1 Linden Johncock was c)K»eti as ed over the week end at Floyd 1 egg, beaten. relatives over Sunday. 2 t flour. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell left Im- president; Mrs. Clara Johncock Clum'*. 1 qt. tomatoes. Miss Mary William* will spend Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haight and Mix’ all ingredients thoroughly, the summer at her home in Kala­ mediately after.the breakfast for a!Stanton, secretary; Mrs. Bernice children visited Sunday in Grand trip in Northern Michigan. Mrs. [ Brown, treasurer. A committee was shape into a kmf. put Into pan and mazoo. In thc fall Mis* William* Rapids. 1-3 c sugar. Campbell wore a Jacket dress of । appointed to plan for the 1835 re ­ strain one quart stewed tomatoes and her mother will move to thB 1 t baking powder. Paul Tlrempson and family of around and over it. Put two slices navy blue chiffon with small white union, no place being decided upon, city residing on w. State St. 1 I vanilla. checks, and a large picture hat and I Closing lhe day's program wa* Battle Creek visited the home folks of bacon over the top and cook 40 Mr. and Mr*. Warren Wilcox and on Sunday. Combine, sugar, salt, flour, bak­ minutes in moderate oven. family of Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. white gloves completed her ensern- u ball game between thc married Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dcmond. b*®^and single men. thc former winning ing powder and wtil-heaten «H Ray Wilcox and family of Detroit Lloyd Demond. and Fay Demond SOAP REMOVES FRESH STAINS. yolks. Add dates, flavoring WU1 Among thc out-of-town guests at by a Sood score. attended the Gregory school reunion lhe weddifag were: Mrs. Frankt Nib-: -------------- --------------------Plenty of soap and water will oft­ nut*. Mix thoroughly. Carefully Nib- j Guests were present from Adrian. and two daughters visited Mrs. Fay Saturday and visited friend* here. Bit of Battle Creek; Mr*. Myra Myra ' Hillsdale. Cedar Springs. Grund Dcmond in a hospital In Ann Arbor en take out fresh paint stains on fold in stiffly beaten egg whltap. Mr. and Mrs. Harold .Sheffield of Woodmansee, Misses Mildred and* । Rapids, . Kalamazoo and Battle on Sunday. washable clothing, and will work Pour Into well-oiled baking pan. Detroit were called here Sunday by Marian Woodman spent a Sybil Woodmansee and Hubert Fol ­ wonders with old stains that are Bake Ln moderate oven, t?5 dagraaa Creek. -z • b • the .ilinfess of Dr. F. G. Sheffield, days last week In Kalamazoo. lick of Hastings. “ first softened with oil, lard or but­ who Is now convalescent'.' They re­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clum and ter. BANNER CLASS MEETING. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell will be at ' turned to Detroit Sunday evening. Tlie Banner class of thc Methodist family and their company from Mrs. Lana Burroughs and Mrs. home after June 11th at 13300 Cam­ den Ave., De,troll. 1 Sunday Schoo] held Its closing meet­ Chelsea visited Sunday with Mr. and Albert Altai t. in comjiany with Mr. ing for the year at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Herman Hauer near Barbers and Mrs. Jesse Altaft vU'te.i the FOSTER—ADAMS. B. ■ F. Cowles on Monday evening, Corners. Kellogg school ground*, the Upjohn The marriage of Robert Foster twenty-seven enjoying thc coopera­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brooks have BEAT QUALITY farm and other placeaof.'n'-Crvll uu and MBs Ruth Adorn*, daughter of been sick during the jaust week. tive supper. Sunday. the Rev. Clark Adams of Coldwater, Mrs. Dorothy Barnum is still sufSmall bouquets of Shasta daisies MBs Stella Heath came home was solemnized on Saturday at Kin­ :<*.o .. r™. rm-oim Boxa* cring from an Infection in thc car. and bachelor button* centered each from Nile* on Friday for the week derhook, Rev. Adam* officiating. Ruth Woodman spent from Thurs­ table. end, and on Monday left for Boul­ Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Fancy, Cream Officer* elected for the coming day unjil Monday with friends In der. Colo., where *he will attend Foster came for a visit with her year are: President. Mrs. B. F. Coopersville and Muskegon. ' summer k1mx>1 at lhe University at maternal grandmother, Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cassel nnd Cowles; Secretary-treasurer. MB* Bauldcr. Vacuum Pad Newton. On Sunday Mrs. Newton Helen Newton. son are staying with Floyd Van Wle Mia* Jeanne Clncabcaux ol Trail's entertained with a family party Games were played and all hud and son* since the death ot Mn. End. Gun lake. B home from the honoring the bride and groom, fif­ KnUogg'* WhaU Wb«ai Boxa* Van Wie. a delightful time. McMurray College for Women. teen relatives being present Re-, Some from here attended the Jackaonville. fl)., and will spend the frcjhmcnt* were served and a happy, ENTERTAIN IN HONOR OF school reunion at Ute Friend school­ c— summer with her parent*. Mr. and time enjoyed. Gang ra tula lions are ‘ ■ ANNIVERSARIES. house on Sunday; Mrs. P.-D. Cincebeaux. extended. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reed entcrMr. and Mr*. Harry Peirce left SHULTZ. Latgs Bo»«s , talhcd Sunday. June 10. honoring Saturday on u trip to the Pacific PAST MATRONS* CLUB. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reed's 38th Last Week** Letter coast. They will visit Glacier Na­ MUs Rachel Strimback is assbtMrj. Fred Wolcott and Mrs. u>«n> Jacob anniversary, also Mr. and Mr*. -------— Jaclrfroit tional Park. Seattle and Portland, Haney entertained the O. E. S. Past । John Birman's 13th anniversary. ing Mr*. Hoisington with hir house­ returning via Salt Lake Oily and Matrons' Club on Tuesday evening Covers were laid for 18. Mr. and Mr*. hold dupe*. * visiting Zion National Park. Denver at the formers homo northeast of Harry • Woodman were aHerifoOif Fancy liocklaM Picnic* Mr. and Mrs. Janousck of OshThia ’ and Rocky Mountain National park. thc city, on M-43.. The ladles had teffio vBited the latter's sister, Mrs Neville Wood of Flint and Miss an enjoyable cvehlng working on Jack Billingham.' Sunday. KITCHEN SHOWER, ' Callers at Maybelle Hart's Sun­ their ''Friendship" quilt. guests of the former's parents. Mr. Misses Hazel and Mildred Buskirk day were, Ira Osgood of McCaland Mrs. John Wood, over the week NEIG11 BO RHOOD PARTY. entertained eighteen gueste lagt.weck him district. Mr. ahd Mr*. J. V. etui. Mr. and Mrs A. L. Kellogg On Thursday Mn. Fred Wolcott Tuesday evening at a kitchen shower Christy of Battle Creek, and Mr. returned to Flint with Neville and entertained with a neighborhood honoring Mis* Ctarabelle Struble, and Mr*. Ferris Brown and Isabelle |' of Prairieville after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. party, lhe ladies enjoying a pleas­ who will be married this month. We D^'mz 77ie BIG-LittU Start 2491 McCulla, a daughter and husband, ant social afternoon. VBliing and a Games and refreshment* were en-; Mr. and Mr*. B^J.Lewl* werevB— will return to their home at Har- one o'clock luncheon helped to paw Joyed and Miss Struble received: (tors at O. B. Smith's In Grand the time quickly. . soma lovely gift*. I Rapid* Bunday. Social Events and Personal Mention AU Wool for Men Helpful Suggestions SLACKS and FLANNELS $169 $6°° Would You Consider It L. V. BESSMER LOW PRICES! Friday, June 15 Saturday, June 16 Corn Flakes Sale Kellogg’s n-.-u, .... Large Boxes 2 Butter. Salt 2 Cheese Bliss Coffee Flake* 3 Light House Cleanser 3 Chipso 2« Powdered Sugar 3 Hams 17« 26c 15c 19c 26c 25c 10c 29c 23c DAIRY STORE WE CARRY ALL KINDS OF FANCY ICE CREAM IN BULK AND PACKAGE! . Special �THE HASTINGS BANNKB. WEDNESDAY. JUNK U, 1*4 BIGHT GEO. M. NEWTON CARDS of THANKS WANTS pairing, ft.k ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVERtor Old Oeid. TI3EMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. CHAS. PEASE Our Service SHAW ANO VAXPEK KOI.K CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co IlEciFTKUEn RE I- ft-A s‘tKI> FOR SALE ! Body Glass Installed While You Wall! Open Saturday Evenings GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Hastinn Phone 2G37 Mr. and IRVINGJoseph Springer. .E'iJF’.JS HASTINGS’ DOG ORDINANCE ■ AN ORDINANCE A tlmpl. >« t« dctutln, .nd '“[ TO THE Bt'NMNO AT LAHOE OF DOOS IN THE CTTT ..I.. determining . -■ ■ ■ ■ - the amount man _ on •> ', C. r, tR. > R. —u.t^n . (IF accurately the M. section,; OF VlAflTlXma HASTINGS. . . of carbon monoxide in the blood of moved back again a couple of weeks j Th.t ™ nwn—■ persons supposed to have died from ago. when the headquartan for the' Lf this gas. or to be suffering from wi ion was established here again. ?r \ecPcr any dag shall alloa the same to run al large tn> any place chronic poisoning, poisoning. Is now available available-william Springer and and family family will will “Yl^S^ta^Je^lv^d^roMrii^mundeA AUr— “l — “d chronic is now , william Springer to small hospital nnd city health | movc back noon Into the Warner ^P^tobcr. unless the same is securely and properly muzxled. ' laboratories wllh the perfectton of i house vacated bythc Nichols famSec.'3. It la hereby made the duty of the Marahal or any of the polta(, APPRECIATION—1 gj I a method designed by Dr. A. A. iRy. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roiuih officers of lhe City of Hastings to notify any owner or keeper of any dog i.r i Christman, of the University of ,arc also looking for a place to move found running at large In lhe city and not properly muzzled of the exMichigan department of physio- back to ’he village. Istence of (hla ordinance and to request such owner or keeper to Imme' logical chemistry, and reported in. Mr. and Mrs. William Sehanksl of' dlately secure sold dog or muzxle thc same. the current Journal of Biological Hastings have purchased the ManwT1.r twin. ■Chemistry. 'tllda Bachman Fox bouse here.and “f*** ; uiaa uaciiiiiuri ru* tarusc nrio biiu f_^S’ BRANCH DISTRICT. | Tlie test developed by Dr. Christ- r --------------------------------------- --to ■* — ­ *found and properly notified of thia ordinance shall refuse to comply at arc remodeling preparatory mov Mrs. Mina Hamlin of Battle — man — detects carbon monoxide If only ।ing here. Mrs. Schenkel (Nellie once with the request of lhe Marshal or other police officer to secure and muzzle same. ItS shall then be the duty of the Marshal to at once Creek Is visiting Mrs. Mlnda Mudge one per cent of the blood hemo* Gillette) was born and raised here. destroy or cause., to be destroyed said dog. and Mtss Ruth for a few days. globin is affected. This is os accur- Welcome to our midst. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton and ate as previous methods which lake Tlie school reunion at the Wilcox Sec. 4. Every dog found In lhe City of Hastings not upon lhe premises Margery were in Marshall Sunday much more time and require appa- school was largely attended and of tlie owner or keeper, or in the immediate presence of the owner or ___ afternoon to make the acquaintance ratus and technical skill seldom much enjoyed. There were eight keeper, or securely tied or fastened beyond the reach of person* passing on riHST METHODIST EPISCOPAL of tlie new granddaughter bom to found outside of large hospital or former ..... teachers. Mrs. Anna' Kerr the sidewalk of any street in the City of Hastings, shall be deemed to be - ; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton May' college laboratories. In the Christ-. from Hastings, who had also been running at large. ." nd S. The young miss has been named man test, dissolved gases In the n former pupils: Mrs. Cora GebSec. 5. It shall be lhe duty of the Marshal 4o keep printed copies oB 1 Joyce Ariene. j blood are passed through a palladium ’hnrdt from Hastings. Mm. Laura 1 ncr.i, Miss Ruth Mudge accompanied 'chloride solution. Tlie resulting 1 Powell Clark of Lansing, Homer this ordinance fur public distribution during the months of June. July. 1 i....... sui. ‘••••■ Mr. Dutmer to Grand .UipiU, Rapids SH. Sun- compound Is treated with potassium 1 McCallum, who has bech teaching August and September, and It shall be the further duly of said Marshal ' . to post In conspicuous--places upon the •principal business streets of -----said ‘".day afternoon for a short stay. iodide woiue nnd non gives gins aa red rva colored-aoht-j-nenr cowrea aoiu- neur MU-iXegon. MUSKegun.-MriTGrk Mrs.~Kint Wilcox wncoxj.T, ’*-------------------------------------•— — ----- -- ----------------------------— — ,ot lurk I Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bldelman ac- tlon which, by shading of the coHr of Coats Grove. Mrs. Earl Wilcox. y’ com panled Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence as compared with a standard color, Mrs. Bertha Benedict Meade, and Sec. 6.' Before destroying any dog found running at large In violation . r Putt,.r tn Kalaniar/v\ Wrirf.iv shows the DrODortion It ahull K* Ihu —r the Marshal Potter to Kalamazoo Friday. proportion of carbon mo- A a. O G Hathau-nv Hathaway, who .r.Mp reside In thp the't nf of the the nrnvIHnns provisions nf of thia this nrrllnanr* ordinance, it shall be the -n.,.. duty of Quarterly meeting will be held nt noxlde present in the original blood neighborhood still. Much credit la to make reasonable efforts to find the owner or keeper thereof and tlie South church Saturday after- j sample. due to Mrs. Anna Christiansen for properly notify him of this ordinance. If after having made a reasonable noon and Sunday morning. The new method was worked out the successful affair. effort to find thc owner and keeper thereof, and he is unable so to do EMMANUEL CHUBUH. Children’s Day program will be largely to provide a quick test which | Wm. McCann. Sr., and Jack War­ then it Is hereby made tlie duty of said Marshal to destroy said dog. . (EPISCOPAL) given' nt the North Evangelical could be used for the sam|ding of ner were in Lansing Saturday and Sec. 7. Any person offending against the provisions of this ordinance church Sunday evening. June 17. 1 the blood of a large number of per- brought back Win. Jr., nnd Mtss shall upon conviction thereof be fined noteless than five dollars nor mori A good many former residents of sons living or working along streets ■ Isabelle Jarrod for lhe week end. than twenty-five dollars and coats of prosecution or Imprisonment In the Barryvlile atended the Home ComCom­ carrying heavy motor traffic, in orGeorge Fox of Chicago is visiting county jail not more than thirty days, or by both such fine and Imprison­ ing Sunday at Die church. Oven,der to determine if such persons in our midst. ment in lhe discretion of the court before whom such conviction shall be one hundred partook of a bounltful ।.breathe daily a larger amount of had. | carbon monoxide that) is good for NORTHEAST THORNAPPLE. pot luck dlnnar. Rev. and Mrs. Rhoades enter-''them. Dr. Christman states. Traffic Sec. p. All ordinances or parts of ordinances conflicting with the pro­ The Parmelee Ladies' Aid will are known to be affected. meet in the basement Thursday. visions of this ordinance arc hereby repealed. talned her sister and husband mid policemen - --------------------------------------------------------three children, jlso a brother from and It is passible that street work- June 31st, for an afternoon meeting. HASTINGS CITY MISSION. Ohlo. over lhe week end. Mias Ber- er». truck and taxi drivers and per­ Supper will be served by the com­ , See. 9. This ordinance shall lake effect on the 31st day of August, 1907. nice accoippanied them home for1 haps workers or residents in the mittee. Mrs. Verne Thomas. Mrs. Done nt the Council Clumbers in the City of Hastings on the 9th day the summer. i second and third stories of buildings Hattie Carpenter. Mrs. Wm. Reed of August. 1907. Mrs. Alien Sage of Ypsilanti was on heavily travelled streets may also and Mrs. Loren Tungate. JAMES M. PATTEN. City Clerk. •' O. W. LOWRY. Mayor. home a few days last week. Miss breathe enough of the gas to lower Children’s Day exercises will be Margaret Sage Is having throat! physical efficiency, even though held at lhe church next Sunday eve­ trouble. I obvious 111 health does not result. ning. June 17th. Everyone invited. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. Oscar Archer of Charlotte visited ' Another object was lo give to Mr nnd Mrs. George Howe nnd To ll F. Ib.lnr. C A. Wiberl. We.ley his daughter. Mrs. Rllla Whitmore, small laboratories an Inexpensive Mr. nnd Mrs. George Sweet of Reed husband and family. Sunday ------after-,and simple lent test iur for curcar- Vlly , »IIU relatively niuipic ___ friends City spent UIC thc WreK week ___ end_with ------- --.. --------|nke noon. bon monoxide. At present the Uni- i__s and attended lhe — Duncan CHUBCIX, or CHRIST. COATS 0R0VK — veraity Is sometimes asked to test tor : school reunion. I In post mortem blood samples to de- j Miss Ruth Heintz of Leighton and REAL OLD ANTIQUE FUR­ DURFEE. United Iroline whether the victim of an|Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schantz nnd Tlie East Baltimore unneu 1 -■— ------------ 7—7 ------ — «•>.*< NITURE, Dishes, China, BotBrethren Quarterly meeting con- accident or suspected crime actual- family, local, were Sunday guests of Uea, I-snips, Clocks, GlssaBAPTIST CHURCH. a. — .-----. Iv MI~I nf th. If n aim M r W lll M rs Vc n W Thomas ant j venea Saturday. June 16. at 2 30 and dled of th< Bas If “ l*rson dl<?d 'Sunday at ten-thirty at McCallum of othcr caiWfs “nd *‘ttS thcn P,uced sons. ,.*2 church Everyone welcome. I *n a Ras filled room or garage, thc 1. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Kcpkcjr of A. | Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Rice made a' pathologist quickly solves the prob- Hart mid their daughter of Nebrosl/’lb • । business trip to Grand Rapids Ictn frbcn be finds no carbon mon- , ka were Thursday guests of Mr. and , WRITE ANTIQUE MAN. « [Thursday nnd also visited relatives. 1 oxlde present in the blood. Mrs Dave Benewn. Care HuUnji Banner. “■>[ Mrs Chas Raymond gave birth ~ 1 Mrs. Dora Kepkey nnd Miss Laura i<*3 4. e-is SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. ,,the # birthday xiiriiri.se party ' lo a pair of twin sons on Saturday. I attended THE CHURCHES To PROTECT You Constantly Adjuit Fairly . Poy Promptly 1927 Pontiao Coach CARBON MONOXIDE lDETECTOR PERFECTED REDUCED RATES Refinance your car and reduce the pay­ ments. Call or write WANT TO BUY Fidelity Corporation of Michigan National Bank Building. Ionia, Michigan Highest Prices Paid! 1018 • 19 Grand Rapidi National Bank Building, Grand Rapidi, Michigan who will answer to the names of Jesse Garlony and Harold Kenniss for thc former s sister. Mrs. Fred I Jack and Jerry. They Upped the1 of Fremout were callers Sunday at Dti.Maresq Monday evening. ' [scales to about five and six pounds. Lester Preston’s. Mr and Mrs. Matt Bedford and . Mother and babies doing fine. Mrs Gordon Books nnd family of Cli- Mrs. Mills of Middleville were Sun-' I William Couch ot near Irving Is day guests of Mr. and Mrs. George I . caring for Mrs. Raymond and the Jarrard's. Adams and family. [ twins. Mr and Mrs. Otto Schantz and I Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Venn and Saturday night this vicinity wax family and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett family attended the 25th wedding I blessed by a good soaking rain, of Battle Creek spent Sunday with anniversary of Mr and Mrs. Charles I which was very much needed [Mrs. Lulu Gray. Mrs. Bennett re­ Schroder Saturday evening. 1 Mr. and Mrs Aaron Leatherman Paul Birman, son of Mr and Mrs. mainedJor the »week. -------d.ior tne ’«k. ftert Birman and Miss Eileen Norris Mi------- -----------------Mrs. 1nnnn Cheesman was -------taken I of Dutton were Tuesday guests of were married Sunday at Hastings. | to her! ' •/daughter's. Mrs. Bump's, nt ' Mr. nnd Mrs. David Benewa. Hearty congratulations. .. ^„.v. 'Hastings for medical care. i riiirrc;; •;.-.Ti:n William Allerdlng returned from ■ Mr. and Mrs. Harvc Cheesemnn Pennock hospital Tuesday much and family spent Sunday at Harry Dorothy Barnum has been suffer­ Improved in health. Cheesemnn’x near Dowling. ing with car trouble for about two ! Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoffman ac-1 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jarrardjmd, companied Mr. and Mrs. Elmer sons of the Mayo district. Mr. and Margaret Kelsey of Hastings was Lusk of Marshall to Plainwell and Mrs. Clayton Jarrard nnd daugh- home over Sunday, attended a birthday party for Mr., ter of Dowling. Mr. and Mrs Duff ' Mr “»d Mrs. Warnie Kelsey were -..a Mrs. ----------- ... ------- sons of. Nashville. .. . -n. Mr. .. nndBattle Creek on Wednesday. and Honej-sette. .Eddy and William .Hoffman and son Glenn Mrs. Clarence Cunningham of ’ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fuhr of South visited Mr. and Mrs Henry Van BaUevue and Mr. nnd Mrs. Bob El- Hastings spent Sunday at Clarence Sickle’s at Barion recently. | Hston of West Vermontville helped Kinne's. Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Rice and Vela their father. L. W. Jarrard. celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wood and Greydon attended the scliool re­ spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. O., his birthday Tuesday evening. V. Slainn at Shultz. I Mn. Ella Taylor of Nashville union at Friend on Sundoy. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Royer. Velma Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Norris and-spent thc week end with her sister, and Katherine of Hustings. Mr. and family and son Harold and daugh- Mrs. Frank Norton. ter Barbara of Rattle Creek spent | Miss Myrtle Conklin nnd W. R. Mrs. Kendal Coats and Carlton enSunday with Mr. -and Mrs. Will Kapnlck of Traverse city spent lhe, oyed a birthday dinner Sunday Hoffman. \i week week end end with with the the former former’’ss mother. mother, with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Teeter HABTIKO8 PARISH. and Mary. Mrs. Frank Norton, and family. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. HOPE CENTER। Mrs. Lulu Gray attended lhe fuThe Niagara river started to spill ( Last Week’s Letter. neral of Mrs. Henry Gray's father. over a cliff about 30 000 years ago j Mrs. Ella Powell. Glenn Gadwalla- Mr. Dorr, at Galesburg. Friday, der and family, and Clinton CadFrank Norton. W. R. Kapnlck. the falls will disappear about the wallader and family of ’Hastings Mrs. Ella Taylor. Misses Myrtle and were guests of Aunt Kate Williams Cleota Conklin visited Ray Conk- jl •year 21.000. on Decoration day. Un and H. A. Covey at Union City |, The first B. P. C. A. was started by Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Williams Sunday 7^7—- afternoon, — !a member of the British Parliament Thc Wilcox .Cemetery Circle will ln 1924 and sons and Mrs. Mabie Kay and ------------tA„„Moc McCulock on ' sons of Kalamazcra spent the week rneet with -Mi end with their mother. Mrs Lucy 3be North Ave road next WcdncsORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Lzonard 1 '** day. ” June ’’ 20. for J dinner. ‘ Morris Ashby is suffering with a GLASS CHEEK WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Fitting Service Every truss we fit Is guirantoed to bold the rupture feature "Selective Prcisnra Control". NotEfng else ilka it. Wa are «xclulva xepre* aantaUvsa. The Prescription Drug Store «. 4. LftAKKEK. Pripr. HASTINGS — >’<■11 -M.) Ml...,, - A.I.r. Mrn.rmiEk U~. H«.iin<. r, n Hnt SKVoU BEST—At r,I» E flmlon" .pot Mr. tV.rrrn tjul.inrh Ph»n>FK r. |3 MICHIGAN 4 ><Hllh nn .17 Vid mil* »»«t. Expert Repair Work DeMott Bros. Machine Shop CITY MARKET PLACE HASTINGS HASTINGS MARKETS »-.) Mark t»..u«rr.n"’rR^».r.l*!’<.•: RAI H T-. ' Ltai, If t«krr> >1 ..nr, 1 U-.u»» B. Ha,t AV 1' V (1 1’.-..., . 1. - E*t« s«>Hrh Sr t... Sh*w. B.U11 prices. BANKRUPTCY’MOI IU»krupt Ma. srtoa r. 11 C.u. I'rskr . "rr.l , ■ 1 • < .'.A, FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. Mr. H-jc,,.. « In LAWN MOWERS Cook’s Welding & Machine Shop Delivery Your Phone Call Starts Our Trucks On the Way Hastings Ice & Fuel Company Telephone 2194 East Green St. of Undeibtan <Z h-q.,w...k Mr. Ml-l.Hr <lilr. Pbnhr 10 — F.'l « 11 Mrs Inez and Morris spent Satur- T? “ls° John Havens and other rel•|atlves. day afternoon in Hastings. “ *** Roy Good and wife from Freeport Ij Louis Havens of Hastings spent week end with Miss Virginia have moved into the Paddock house.'the ' riBHT CHUBUH Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clemp and Mr. and Gordon Havens. or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. «.U Mrs. Bire. Roy nuy Good .pern nnd and spent ounu.y Sunday with Mrs. Malle Paddock and chll-.«an»M Otto «e spending the.aumdren in Delton. I'ne‘’ wllh thelr Brand parents, Mr. Mrs. Floy MeDermott and Mrs. Pre,d.Otis’ The many frf-nrf. friends of Homer War­ Birdena Lyttie attended lhe Commencement exercises at Hastings ner were sorry to hear of his re­ cent operation at the Pennock hosFriday. CHURCH or THE UNITED RRETHREM Burdette Lyttle and wife were ' pital. All hope tar his speedy re­ IM CHRIST. covery. Battle Creek shoppers Thursday. Warren and family were Mrs. Clare Ashby and two children* ,In Clyde Lansing Sunday. spent from Saturday until Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will | Sunday visitors at Roy Oakes’ were. Mrs. Art Lord and Mrs. ScoJ Trine, in Marshall. field, abo Tom Lord and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Bartlwlomew of Bat­ KLINGENSMITH. Mrs. Albert Green and daughters tle creek. Frank Francisco, wife and baby and Gordon Marshall Tripp and Archie Burd were guests of Mr. and 1of Kalamuoo were Sunday visitors FOR kale—T*- r—d railrh fr<- h Mrs. A. J. Luxon at Lakeview at Chas Whittemore’s. Mrs. Fred BOWENS MILLS CHURCH. _<>-i. »|.r!n«. 1'l.HHr I.--4- F3I Ilin Bechtal and Billie were visitors recently. They also spent part of FUR RALE Jrr.n. mn .it Tear. <-!l. the day with Mr. and Mrs. Henry 'there Monday. Many from this vicinity^ attended Helms near Morley. commencement exercises In Has­ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stokus enter- ' • talned their children from Saginaw ’tings last week. and Detroit over the week end. HOPE CENTER. Mrs. Harry Scott and little son The much needed rain came Sun­ returned to their home after spend- ,day morning to help the farmers Ing some time in Chicago. ,crops. Tlie wind uprooted several .trees tn this community Service Just as in every profession, It l> further order*.! that nubile nollra. ZB I • Mrs. Mack is entertaining trade or business, the funeral directing profession has kept pace with modern progress. New methods, more efficient ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. service has been the demand— and it has been given. Our es­ tablishment has kept step with every new development so that today we offer to our communi­ ty funeral services of a type x. that will win appreciative ap­ GRANGE PROGRAMS - ■ r —Ail Roll ».ll- Hastings, Michigan North Michigan Ave. proval her Mr. and Mrs. Allen Streby are Frank Heller and daughter. Dale, spending some time in Sturgis as of Cloverdale spent one day last Mrs. Streby has employment there. Morris Ashby Is in the University Prof, ^irraguti of Italy, drove hls car from Rome to Budapest using hospital. Ann Arbor, for a minor charcoal as fuel. A wood-burning operation. Mrs. Leon Dunning and daughter stove took the place of the customof Delton spent Wednesday with iwr 42.500.000 letters and post cards parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDerThe first completely air-condi­ Mr*. Kate Williams remains about tioned train was put in service on the Baltimore Sc Ohio in 1*1. LBOAL XOTICR Charles H. Leonard Distinctive Funeral Service HASTINGS, MICHIGAN -.- TELEPHONES: 2S03-2417 r> < osnoh �Wednesday, June 13, 1934 THE HASTINGS BANNER THE TRUCKING CODE erty and all services ordinarily in-'the* industry, without regard to|c|Up OUTLOOK FOR RESORT “ P* cldcntal thereto in connection with where they arc art operated. There is is 1 IS NOW OPERATING any trade, industry or business, to ho exemption to a city or any local I area. The requirements for regis-; End? Oun Lak., Bn. the extent that such transportation tration are more inclusive than TrsB'. Vehicle* Operated for Hire, Is over publicly used roadways by mote of me Mlciugan ruonc uuiny . those ot the Michigan Public Utility Part or Full Time, Must the season. "Hlsoner" Mayor tertained Large Crowd. Thursday night. June 14th. marks of < vehicles tor hire.' Every "for hire” • commission, and should not bs conthe opening game in the Soft Bail 1Leonard will be there to pitch the member oi the industry must regis- fllsed with them, <■ Register) Decoration Day (Twilight League All players con- ,first ball. Councilman Wooton will ter. The registration is not limited , Anyone who leases trucks to oth ­ The code for the trucking Industry to motor trucks, but includes all ve-1 "The Clncebeauxs" at Trail's End. nected with the Twilight League, iattempt to catch It (If U comes close ‘ covers "the transportation Of prop- hides for hire of any, type used In ers must register. Gun lake, report that every 'avail- whether they are playing Thursday ।enough to hlm>. John Ketcham will I One does not necessarily have to able room, bed and cot were taken;night or not. are to assemble at the ।attempt the role of Babe Ruth for a ' own vehicles to be under the require- over Memorial day, and from pres-‘court house square at 6:15 P. M. ihome run. v ! .menu of the truck eode. “All those ent inquiries and reservations al-1 There they will be met by the boys This being the Initial opening of engaging in the Industry, whether ready made. It looks like the resort from the playground headed by their the first Hastings Soft Ball Twilight or not owning or operating vehicles, business for „„ _... of 1934 will director, Joseph Bratak. and w))l al­ League, it is expected that a large the___ season who receive compensation directly be much better than for many years so be joined by the Piston Ring crowd will assemble to see thc or Indirectly by reason of holding past, at least at Trail's End. German Band. The band will head games. A great deal of interest has out to transport or engaging in a Representatives from the follow- the parade and they will proceed been taken up to this point, and all contract. assuming responsibility for ing organizations at the Agricul-1 from that point to march to the fair lhe details have been cared for in transportlug property of others In tural college at East Lansing filled I grounds, where four Soft Bali teams the management and supervision of vehicles of any type over lhe public-;Trail's End Hotel to overflowing: will cross bats in the opening games the games. ly used roadways, or anyone engaged Religious Council of the People's FROM THE WORLD S in the transportation of hls own church. East Lansing; Y. W. C. A.; properly for sale or disposal where. y. M c, A.: students' Christian Un- MAY RAINFALL IS THE FINEST TEA GARDENS clover and timothy, the average the principal purpose or effect of fan; Campus Glrlz' Assembly; SparLOWEST ON RECORD condition of alfalfa in the state be­ such sale or disposal is to obtain rev-1 Un y Porum and cabinet officers ing 65 per cent of normal, or 21 enue for his truck or other vehicle J from above mentioned groups acting points below the ten year average. Crops in Michigan Look Bet ­ in sftch transportation.'’ Even • m chaperones. Miss Emma Sater. of though he might not own or operate ; r• - church, • was *•the -------------• the — People's general ter Than in Country and frosts during the blooming peri­ a vehicle he is subject to the code ,chairman. od. prospects for Michigan fnllt as a Whole if he is a beneficiary from the rev­ The management of Trail’s End crops are below the average and. enue therefrom. . Although the rainfall for May. with the exception of pears, below The place of registration is 15 isincerity of these religious organi­ 1934. was the lowest on record for the June 1 condition for 1933. Market street S. W.. Grand Rapids, zations In their enthusiasm and de­ that month in Michigan, and thc to serve and especially interest­ precipitation in the state for the which is responsible for registering sire i HOPE TO GET OIL. in Kent. Montcalm, Ionia. Barry and ing was the program mapped out to year from June, 1933, lo June. 1934. In Benton township. Eaton county, Ottawa counties. ।assist the freshman class of 1935 so­ drilling for oil lias been carried on Bona fide farmers, cooperative os- 1cially. prospects on June 1 of this year ।for some time, the drill having Mr. and Mrs. Clnccbeaux have were reported better in Michigan । socialIons, as defined In the code, reached a depth of 3.083 feet. Those firms that are not doing any truck- ;been catering to the public for some than for the country as a whole. ,who are sponsoring this well evi­ ing for hire, would not have to regis- '26 years, and they report in all of Cool weather for the middle of May ,dently see some Indications ot oil, those years they have never come In and frosts caused local damage to because • ter as we understand it. they have decided to go still contact with a finer, cleaner minded A farmer transporting his own and more harmonious group of some crops. The low temperatures (deeper. They have determined to property or produce to primary mar- :young people, than those mentioned helped lo prevent crop conditions ,go until they reach oil or natural frpm declining as rapidly in this ।gas. or until the well encounters wa­ kets, or his own supplies on return, above. state, because of dry weather, as 1ter and must stop. There have been cooperatively transporting to or on Friday. June 1st, the Middleville was true in other states in the . some indications of oil at some of hls return from markets for neigh­ Consolidated school held their an­ drouth area. the levels reached by the drill, but boring farmers, for; which he does nual school picnic at Trail's End Thc condition of Michigan winter ।not sufficient to warrant expecta­ not receive compensation, is exempt with a crowd of between IM and 200 wheat as reported on June 1 was >tions of a paying well at these levels. from the code. Where, however, a students. parents and' 56 per cent of normal, of 11 points ‘teachers, ‘ Barry county will be Interested in farmer transports property, produce A -----------------finer, jollier----------------bunch of loss from May 1 this year, and 22 . friends. or supplies for compensation other the results. kids, "teachers and drivers includ­ than by exchange of services, or ed." never congregated together be­ points below the ten year average. ‘This suggests a possible crop of LOSES SMALL FORTUNE (where he transports hls own pro­ fore for a school picnic and wasn't IN CERTIFIED CHECKS. perty for sale or disposal when thc Old Man weather with them? Swim­ *11.520,000 bushels compared with 15.440.000 bushels last year. The । principal purjxee or effect of such Robert Hudson. Owosso contrac­ ming. boating, canoeing, boxing, sale or disposal is to obtain revenue horseshoe pitching and many other crop for the country at large will be tor in charge of rebuilding the Bat­ the smallest In twenty years. for 'this truck, must register as a games were indulged In. tle Creek-Nashville road, west of Grandmother’. Cracked Wheat The condition of Michigan's oat town, is reported to have lost an en­ i "for hire member." Superintendent Bell and hls I Every vehicle “for hire" must be teaching staff may well be proud of crop on June 1 was estimated at 67 velope last week containing $24,000 per cent of normal. The barley crop in certified checks. After some •so registered irrespective of thc por­ the wholesome and Orderly body of estimate was placed at 68 per cent, I tion of time it is used for hire. students under their jurisdiction. both being about 14 points below hours of anxiety, a call to Owosso । All vehicles being used "for hire” Another mighty nice little school the ten year average for that date. located the loss in hls hotel room ' in industry must be registered. This picnic was also held al Trail's End, The rye crop is placed at 61 per where he had stayed the night be­ fore. So elated was he to recover | would include all trucks licensed for Friday. June 1st, some coming from cent. the checks, that he made the hotel . | operation, also all wagons or horse Alto. The report says that the most manager a present of about 125 tn drawn vehicles. This does not inserious aspect of the present drouth currency which was also in the en­ j elude tractors. DELTON. situation in this state is the pros­ velop^.—Bellevue' Oazetta, We believe our readers will be in­ Last Week's Letter. pective shortage of hay. The close I terested in a summary of the truck­ Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cadwalla- clean-up of old hay on Michigan CLAY HILLS. ing code. Uer and family and Mrs Ella Pow­ farms this year, together with in­ Mrs. Martha McNee is visiting at ell of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. creased numbers of cattle and poor Mrs. •* — ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Ray prospects in ail parts of lhe coun­ the home of her daughter, near add to the seriousness of the Walter Ogden, and family A FARCIAL PAROLE Chandler of Kalamazoo were call­ , try Camel.—Luckiea—Che.terfieltl.—Old Gold. ers of Ad Pennock and son. Cleo, situation. The condition ot tame Hastings. Beatrice Colburn of Labarge is hay In Michigan on June .1 was ' Detroit Youth, Paroled Only on Decoration Day. Paul Jone.—Wing.—20 Granda, carton 89c Clair Richards of Battle Creek, rated'at 54 per cent of nonhal. as visiting her grandma, Mrs. Sarah Two Months Ago, Shoots a spent from Wednesday unUl 8un4i against a ten year average of 79 per McCaul. Floyd Haight and wife of Grand day at home with hls mother. jI cent. In most areas the outlook Druggist in a Hold-Up D.Hy E„ Tlie Delton Community Club will If there ever was a farce. It Is our Brand parole system, not only in Michigan meet Monday night. June 11. tor a business meeting. As the presi ­ >«ily Egg loo-tu $£85 but in practically every other state Brand Jnthe Union. Only a little over a dent will be absent, the vice-presi­ year ago Dillnger was in prison. And dent. Robert Barnes, will preside. i: Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Chandler spent paroled. Since then he has helped to rob banks of hundreds of thou­ Friday of last week with hls broth­ ranch** sands of dollars, and has killed sev­ er, Roy Chandler, and family at Hastings. eral men. In addition the govern­ ment has spent hundreds ot thou­ - Marquita Henton. LaVern Mott. Hannah Jones. Elwood Eddy aiH Ra>h sands of dollars trying to apprehend John Miles were the Delton students him. r; u,. Barrow. the Texas bandit, has had who graduated from Kellogg Agri­ cultural school Thursday evening. about the same experience. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Werner of Chi­ Only two months ago James Bur­ cago spent Saturday night and Sun­ ton of Detroit, was paroled though day In the Gunsenhauser and Whit­ he had spent half his young life be* Ann Paga temore cottage at Pleasant lake. hind prison bars. The Inland Lakes Garden Club Jamas Burton, mentioned above. Lt only 33 years old. but he has spent will hold their flower show In the 17 years, or over half of hls life in 'old bank building on Wednesday, Buy SUGAR Now before the Processing Tu prisons in England, Canada and the June 20.. Wc hope everyone who lias United States. Yet after this rec­ flowers will exhibit them. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry F. Wertman ord he was paroled from Jackson MICHIGAN MADE * PURE CANE prison two months ago, only to re­ will hold open house at their home B poukd clolh bag 24c 5 pound cloth bog 25c cently shoot a druggist in a hold-up. in Delton* Tuesday afternoon and evening. June 12, to celebrate the 10 pound cloth bag 47c 10 pound cloth bag 49c ' As things are now. on one hand a lot of the people's money is spent to occasion of their twenty-fifth wed­ 25 pound cloth bag 81.17 25 pound cloth bag 11.23 maintain our courts to deal out jus ding anniversary. Business'?0 P®*"* C,t? Playground AsSOCiahon Watch the FORDS Nectar Go By! NECTAR |tla Our Own X' 19' Mayfair0,'.*;" it 33' Bulk Tea Salada Tea CIGARETTES 10 pound, bulk 100 pound bag 46c >4.65 2 48c >4.75 LK JSC Branded Beef, Boston Cute GROUND BEEF 2 Iba. 25c 2 Iba. 25c PORK STEAK Branded Chuck u. 15c 2 lb a. 25c Try These ib. 19c FILLETS OF HADDOCK Minced Luncheon Meat SUMMER SAUSAGE PORK LIVER FREgH Ford registrations are gaining daily! Drive a new 1934 FORD V-8 ... and you will buy one, tool The car without a price class I Universal Garage Co Telephone 2121 Rapids spent the week end at Eu­ gene Haight's. Leon Potts and wife spent Sun­ day in Kalamazoo with their daugh­ ter. Mrs. Maurice Lewis, and bus­ band. Roy McCaul and wife spent thc week end in Grand Rapids with Joe Dresch and wife. Mn. Guy McNee and children and Mn. Leon Potts saw ’The Old Fash­ ioned Mother" at the Mathodist church in Pannalee Friday evening. onstlpath A D LE R I K BANNER WANT ADV8. F BACK OF A SUCCESSFUL BANK IS PUBLIC CONFIDENCE i3c 13' 19c 17' 19° 10 pound, bulk 100 pound bag FILLETS OF SOLE 30 17 5 19^ |A &.P MEAT MARKETS Beef Roast 15,039 7,405 4,568 ’I55 Laundry Starch * • <■ tfr 15c Palmolive Soap 6 25' Sparkle b ,k.. 25c Spaghetti 'SLT 2 <« 19' 4 25' Post Toasties ■2 19' lk. Igc GOO<1 LllClC Margarin. Steaks Sul. □/ Ford . . Chevrolet Plymouth 29' ♦ ASP COFFEE SALE ♦ Eight O’ClocK 19' Red Circle 21' Bokar 25' Cheese 17' Vanilla Thin* 19 Bread Hire* Extract 28' Dog Food 89 12 Morton’s Salt 15* Northern Tissue 21' Scratch Feed Egg Mash 1 Climalene Mustard » Vinegar Ajax Soap Corn Flakes Preserves EW Passenger Car Titles issued in Michigan and Barry’ County, as compiled by the Michi­ gan Automotive Trade Association, from January 1st, 1934 to April 30th, 1934 are as follows: N 21c Ib. 19c 2 lbs. 15c tics to law violators. On lhe other hand a lot more of thc people's money Is spent to maintain pardon boards to override thc decisions of our courts and release many hard­ ened criminals to again prey on so­ ciety. This farclal situation will continue until people rise up in re­ volt against it. Without public confidence any bank is almost helpless in the performance of valuable service to the community or its individual citizens. PINE LAKE. Lost Week's Letter Sunday. June 3rd, Cleo Warner and Earl Stone were married at the M E. parsonage In Plainwell by Rev. Sutcliffe. Mn. Nichols, grandmother of the bride, served a wedding din­ ner for the immediate families, after which they left on a trip through Northern Michigan. They will reside at Ashland. Ohio, where lhe groom is employed. Miss Warner has been with the Citizens' State Savings Bank in Plainwell for nearly six years. Miss Violet Collison of Del­ ton will succeed her there. Laura James of Kalamazoo and Leonard Van Mille of Allegan were Memorial Day guests of her par­ ents. Mr. and Mn. Earle James. A large crowd from this commun­ ity attended the program and ball game. Dowling vs. Hooper, at Prai­ rieville on Wednesday. Henry and Lillian Barlacome of Plainwell were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mn. N. H. Brouard and Maggie. FRIEND SCHOOL REUNION. The Friend school reunion was I held at the Friend schoolhouse Sun| day. A large crowd attended and a wonderful basket dinner was en­ joyed by alt The program was a fine I one and Interesting. Those who at| tended from away were, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Yarger of Standish, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Francis and children of Saginaw. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lower and family of Cjuzbna. Mr. and Mrs \joyd Endsley and children ‘of Fowlerville. Mrs. Townsend of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Will Yarger and family of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Becker. Bam Becker and wife and Lenna Dryer of Hastings. Lyle Lydy and Miss Ainsworth ot Lan­ CRE8SEY. sing. The next reunion will be held Word comes to us that Mr. and at Lawrence Farrel's the second Mrs. Philip Barber are the parents Saturday In June. of a daughter bom Mgy 31st. Grandpa and grandma Barber are OBITUARY. J. Glenn Shepard, son of Effie and doing fine. Theodore Shepard, was born In Greenville. Michigan, April 11, 1887, the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Short­ and departed this life, June 0. 1934. er. Bunday. There were about forty aged 47 years, ope month and 26 days. relatives present from Detroit, Kal­ On Nov. 25, 1907, he was united in amazoo, Plainwell and Pine lake. August Dooge of Illinois was call­ marriage to Hannah E. Shipman, who is left to mourn hls loos, also a ing on old friends here Saturday. We are glad to report that N. H. mother. Mrs. Effie Shepard, of Barber continues to Improve slowly. Greenville, and one brother. Ernest PRODUCE TOMATOES Choice ’ lb. 5c NEW POTATOES Carolinas pk. 33c Fahey BANANAS 3 lbs. 17c HOME GROWN STRAWBERRIES hls mother in Greenville with inter­ nolds with her housework. ment in Forest Home cemetery. Mn. Water* of Plainwell is spend­ A 200-foot miniature railroad lias ing several days with Mrs. Wm. been installed at Massachusetts In­ Culp. • Mr. and Mn. Harvey Enzlan are stitute of Technology for the prac­ tical demonstration of new railroad the proud parents of a daughter bom June seventh. She will answer safety and signal apparatus. Tlie oldest railroad station in Ute Indian fishermen of Lake Titicaca, United Staten, and perhaps the world, la Mount Clare In Baltimore, bordering Bolivia nnd Peru, build their boats of rushes. which was built in 1830. Thia Bank ha* enjoy­ ed the confidence of thia community for nearly half a century. You are invited to splendid advantages offered by thia old -1 banking insti­ tution. Deposits Are Insured under the Federal Banking Act of 1933. PUCLIC CONFIDENCE WIU BE A When the Bank gives a conscientious, painstaking serv ice to each individual patron whenever oppor tunity permits. When the Bank holds inviolate the funds of each and ' ’ every depositor, having each loan amply secured for the protection of all depositors. When the Bank engages ONLY in legitimate banking business, never being connected in any way with speculative enterprises. When the Bank is operated under the management of of ficers and directors of known integrity and finan­ cial ability and run on a sound busines policy HASTINGS CITY BANK Capital fISO,000.00 Hastings, Michigan �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNK 11, 1M4 YAOK TEN SOUTH BOWNE. the music department at Michigan' accompanied MLis Helen Brown to BARRYVILL*. CONTEST WILL HELP State College. The mossed choirs , Kalamazoo Friday. | Mrs. Zana Day and Eloise nttendwih sing .7lhe afternoon Farmers' i 8un<Uy forenoon. Father’s Day. «d U* Hendershott school reunion to Mn. Milton Murphy In thc trag­ CHURCH TREASURIES Day program under the leadership wlI1 ic death of her sister. "Mn. Albert observed at the Methodist Saturday^ of Grand Rapids. of Mtss Josephine Kackley. M. 8. C.jchureh and in the evening there «»d Mre. Gillette Df GOD WMttans Choir Oonleit A<»in Winners in tart year's CtaM A ;"n be children's Day exerchex. A take Rxmt the week end with N* Bernice Walton la anlsttng Mn. Bernard Herbert of Lake Odessa for program is being prepared for “1££?.mU,oBa5 Amuiiod for »snxen D«j, contest were Sparta. Aral; Walled Lake, second; In Class B. Howard ^th senders Jtu several weeks. M. 1. O.A July 27 Mr. and Mn. Walter Duffey and City was first and Okemos second. „ . c-i.hrop Aiiie Woods and 0016 Walled Lake won first place in; "•*’ Ou]1 iake went home with them Sunday eve- daughter. Nara Ann. of Grand Rap­ g to ipend ids spent Bunday with Mn. Duffey’s are offered a chance to replenish Ctasa A in 1M2 and the Bristol 'P1**!*th Woods are at Gun luxe Methodist second. Addison won first Tor indeftn te stay. Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop and parents, MY. and Mrs. Harry Cram­ their treasuries If they can find voLucille Higgins of Hastings vis- ^unt Louise came Friday night and er. and family. ■cal talent enough among their place In Class B. and Goodrich sec__ ._ - -I- mw, rxf th* nrirn. end. |,ler her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Guy attended the ice cream social and Mr. and Mn. Will Dipp and fam­ Higgins. Sunday. remained with relatives and attend- ily, from south of Freeport, called PRAIRIEVILLE. ' I Triple .....---------------------------------------------Link Club elected the fol-' ed the Home Coming at thc church tt the Frank Walton home Sunday be held Farmers’ Day. July 27. .—._ for the -------------------------Michigan State college. Richard McLeay from tlie CCC lowing officers ensuing year:: Sunday. Aunt Louise will visit old evening. Mrs Frank Walton has been unfriends and neighbors here this camp at Grayling spent over the ' President. Clara L Scoltj_ vtM-pmi-. gtxnpeuuLxi u w vuvua ui camp uv vruyuug spem over inc . .v—v..„ —-------- ---- • qhurchte in towiu with IfiOO pop- 'week end with hls aunt. Mrs. Sarah dent. Ruth Hughes; secretary. Pearl Mlssl Virginia Wilcox of Dowling scveral days. Mbdion or loss, according to tlie Hughes. | Bagley; treasurer, Dora Johnson. Mr. and Mn. Clayton (Stfnena spent thc past week with her uncle j&0 census, or to choirs from । The Scout meeting will be held Nina B. Smith attended church and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wil­ and two children of Prescott spent "churches in the country. Tlie con- in the town hall Friday night. June in Hastings Saturday. «rt B divided into two daises tops. , Iy,lpr Moon. and Albert Arents cox. Sunday they took her home Sunday evening at Harold Yoder'S. They, in company with Alvin Weav­ permit choirs to compete against |Eleanor and Margaret Lewis ac- Ore the Scouts to spend the week and were guests of MY. and MH. L. er and wife, came to attend the Lo­ others with equal experience. I'companled Mre. Ferris Quick and „t Kelloggs' camp. Ronald McKib- A. Wileox. Mr. and Mrs. H. Foster attended gan school reunion. Class A choirs are those which sons to Hastings Saturday. pm |S a guest. Gwendolyn Mishler and Donna won flrat or second place in Class Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norris and Mr. and Mre. Lawrenec Osborne the Gregory school reunion Satur­ Thaler returned Saturday after a day. A tart year or first place in Class,Mrt. Mary Polly were in Kalamazoo and sons of Nashville visited relaClayton Willi tts ot Detroit spent ten days' stay with relatives In JL • Class B n Inrlnste. Includes .11 all other other' Friday. ’ " ; Uves here Sunday. Grand Rapids. the week end with hla parents and choirs. Prizes total >125 in each, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miner and Mr. and Mrs Mark Norris and Mr. and Mn. Walter Oyer and dws. four prizes being offered in Mr. nnd Mrs Ray Castle were In Mrs. Mary Polley were in Kalama- sisters. He reports Willsons baby fell out of an upstairs window and children. Mrs. Lucy Yoder and — . * ■_ » Grand Rapids Sunday night. roo Friday. daughter. Ida, of Illinois, came to was quite seriously hurt. We all Each croup renders two selections, Charlene Castle is spending the Mrs. D N Stowell went to Bat­ attend thc Blough reunion which one required and lhe other choeen week with Mr. and Mrs. Cassius tle Creek Friday to visit her daugh­ hope she will be much better soon. There was a large crowd at thc was held at Harvey Blough's Sunday by the choir. The required num- Hughes. Sunday they were enter­ ter. Mr. and Mrs Philip OToolc. Ice cream social Friday evening. The last. They were Saturday night tained by Mr. and Mrs. Marcus and family and Opal Honeywell. Light." Gounod; thc number as- Bagley. 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith were Leslie Roush of Carson City visit­ A large crowd gathered al the slgned for Class B is "I WU1 Lay Me । Anna Draper and Mr. and Mrs. in Woodland and Coats Grove Sun­ Down in Peace." Neidllnger. _____ __Ford _ I Robert attended .... the funeral day calling on relatives nnd friends. church Sunday for a Home Coming ed his unde and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mishler Sunday. The contest begins at 8:00 A. M- 'of Nate Draper nt Allegan recently. I Mr. ... and Mre F. .. J, Hughes nna and of old neighbors and friends. Mrs. Ed, Aubll and sister, Mrs. L?la and will be Judged by members of | Mrs. Lulu Shepard and Marcella Ja'nGt Smith called on Mrs Kate Louise Lathrop, a pioneer resident of Barryvlile. will send in an ac­ Neff, of Lansing called on Mrs. Jen­ i--------------------------------------- Brigham of Plainwell Sunday. count of it which will be very Inter­ nie Pardee Sunday. Mr- and Mrs. John Mishler of esting. MILO. Grand Rapids attended thc Logan school reunion Saturday. The June meeting of Milo Ladles' CARLTON CENTER. Dorothy Walton of Freeport Id Aid will be entertained at lhe home Mrs. Ralph Henney spent from of Mrs Ida Brandstetter the after­ Wednesday until Saturday In Mt. assBting her grandma for a few , noon of June M Mrs. Bellinger In Pleasant and Midland. She attend­ days. Mrs. C. M. Benedict's cousin. charge -at the program. AH arc ed the fusieral of her father. Ed. invited. Woodin. of Mt. Pleasant. Thurs­ Frank Kingsbury, of New Hamp­ I Judson Orfffen of Vicksburg was day. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Green­ shire. came to visit her Monday. a caller of Mr. and Mm. H. J. Flow­ Yield and Mrs. Herman Johnson also From here he expects to attend lhe er Wednesday afternoon. attended the funeral of their grand­ World's fair. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stahl, Jacob Mesdames Brandstetter. Boyle. father. Mr. Woodin. in Mt. Pleas­ Konkle, Raymond Shaeffer and lady I Bellinger and Flower accompanied ant. Bernice Flower to Parchment Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henney and friend, LaVeme Blough and lady Nothing can take the place of lime for Thursday evening for the concert Mr and Mrs. Leon Woodin and friend were Saturday evening call-1 at Klndlebergcr Park given by the family of Midland visited Mr and era at the Andrew Blfffigh and A. T. sweetening the soil. The plant food in Parchment band of 50 pieces and Mrs. L F Greenfield of Quimby Eash homes. the soil is made available for growing Mr. and Mrs. Will Cosgriff of Lo­ the Kalamazoo male chorus of 50 Sunday. voices, both under the direction of Elmer Marlowe has been ill during well were Sunday guests of Mrs. I crops by the use of lime. It takes a TERMS OF SALE—CASH. No goods lo be removed until settled for. Mr. Dnn McDowell. They joined the past few weeks and under the Jennie Pardee, The Mesdames W. H. Pardee. JenSWEET soil to produce the BEST crops, in putting on a magnificent and col- doctor's care, but Is better at this nlc Pardee. Lydia Porritt, Jessie ■ orful outdoor program A creditable Writing. and lime depletion leads to sour, acid ■ trumpet solo with band xkv. accompnni—--------n|«1MMr. and Mrs. Wm. Usbome of Porrltt and Frances Warner attend­ soil. ment was played by Mr. T. Johns-sn | Grand Rapids visited the former's ed the funeral of Mrs. Will Morgan ‘"The Sweetest Storr Story Ever Told Told"" brother. Mr Mr. and Mrs. John Tlxhome Usbome, of Lowell Tuesday. Mrs. Morgan will be remembered as Emma Holcomb, We juat received a carload of fresh Miss' Carolyn Plummer assisted also Saturday. in a solo. "Prison Scene." The clos­ Mr. and Mrs. Jake Yarger of Mid­ sister of D. D, Holcomb, of this vi­ HYDRATE AGRICULTURAL LIME. ing feature was thc Pageant of land attended thc Friend school re­ cinity. Let u* supply your needs. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Andrews of Flags, when dozens of flags carried union Sunday and called on Mr. by members of the National Guard and Mrs. John Usbome Sunday aft­ Lansing visited their aunt. Mrs Minnie Bouck. Thursday. Mrs. in uniform between a series of red ernoon. with them to attend . flares and. thc smoke of bombs and 'Jll) Nosh HWOU and IUIU fammill- Bouck “ ---- returned ■ .... ........... -------------Mr and Mrs. Guy '— of1 tliclr th0 waduatton exercises their]1 the band playing "Stars and ily spent Sunday with the latter’sI’ ■parents. Mr and Mrs. W. Coykenson Jack , Stripes." "Retreat" and the "Star __________________________________ _ ________ _»..n •• .... . KJ r anri '.Ir-. Onllm anri ' Mr Bnd Mrs Nelson and Spangled Banner." was spectacular dall. east of Hastings Mr and Mrs. Leslie Daniels and 'children of Indiana are visiting and beautiful. Concerts will be held family attended the Friend school IMrs Nelson's parents. Mr. and Mrs at 10:00, Sunday School at 11:00. convention will be neld in Shultz , Freeman Fisk and family were at thc park every two weeks. Farm Implement* (Andrew Blough. Hobart Blough, who! This change is necessary lo coop­ church on Sunday, June 24, at 2:00. Sunday guests of L H. Winslow's , Mr and Mrs Marlon Luethe and reunion Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney ac-1hM been v‘8lUn8 a* hta sister's home, erate with Rev. Kring so that he in Grand Rapids. sister. Allda McClurkln. spent SatHASTINGS, MICH. --------m ----- 'returned with them. TELEPHONE 2118 lurday afternoon in Hastings and — William Boyne and wife spent may conduct Sunday morning serv­ SOUTH COATS GROVE. compantcd by .... the latter's mother. Sunday in Grand Rapids at tlie for­ H. -’ Caledonia calling on the former's Mrs. Nichols of Hastings, went to ices both here and at Cloverdale. 8. Flrster and wife spent Sun ­ 1 CEDAR CREEK. , father. Gus Luethe. The Hope Twp Sunday School day in Pullman at Andrew Stevens. mer's cousins. Mrs. Zabella Lyons. .. —------------------------('North Pine lake Bunday. Robert nice'shower fell here Sunday We ore sorry to learn Mrs Frank ’ Henney. who attended camp there j Roush Is in the hospital nt Ann Ar- during the past week, returned home morning. It was very much needed and surely appreciated. bor where she went for an opera- With them. Mrs. Amy Hull, a former resident ISN'T ITAHAUTtJ ilon.. We hope for her early return I KNOW IT..ESPECIALLY of this place, passed away at KalaYOU WIRE WUlTol home much improved. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. SINCE A KELVINATOR maxoo Tuesday and was laid to rest Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Flower and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and Miss BUY A KELVINATOR COSTS NO MORE THAN In the Cedar Creek cemetery Friday Bernice . ------- were ..... guests - ------- --for supper Sat- .Evelyn Beardsley went to Indiana OTHER LEAD IN Q MAKES afternoon. urday of thc former's nephew nnd .Monday to attend thc graduation Mrs. Leo Monroe and son of Kal­ niece. Ixiuis and Lena Dunn, of,exercises at Huntington college. Galesburg. They also called on Mr 1 Miss Grace Leckrone of Brethren amazoo spent the past week wllh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ardy *and Mrs. Frank Barnes near Climax i U spending a few days with her msi Albert Chase hhs relumed home ter. Mrs. Paul Ttownsend. The Owen. When Mrs. Ceclllc Owen came after spending a mqnlh with tils i Kanlner families were guests with home from church “ ’ ‘ Sunday she nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ker- Mr. Mr and “"rl Mrs. K,r* Levi ,'*v* Kantncr. ' found a number of relatives _______ _____ had show, of Plainwell. Mrs- Margaret Fehrn of Detroit. gathered at her home to remind her ' Mr. and Mrs. M. Bradfield and Mrs. Sherman Smith. Mrs. Velva Jack spent Tuesday evening with Komrans and children and Mrs. of her birthday. A pot luck dinner !t!l 'cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cook, Chester Cox and children of Has­ was served, every one having a good time, all wishing Mrs. Owen many .who live on the Clapp farm near.tings —.- spent ___ ......... 'Saturday evening with more happy birthdays. Those present Galesburg Their little son Jack' Chas. Farlec and family. ’ accompanied them home and re- | Mr and Mrs Glenn Wotrlng and were. Mr and Mrs. W. L. Hammond and family of- Battle Creek. Addison malned till Sunday when Mr and daughter. Betty, spent the weekend Mrs. Cook were guests at thc Brad- in Lansing with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Simpson and wife of East Ross. Mrs Mary Owen of Midland Park. Gull field home. Jack Bradfield went Dell. home with them for a visit. Tlie I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sandbrook lake. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ham-1 tnond. son and daughter and Joseph I two Jacks surely have a good lime i and sons and Duane Grey attended together. |u birthday party in honor of Thotn-i Hammond of Hinds Corners. Mrs. ■Olive Campbell. Mr. Hamilton of Mrs Wilcox is spending some time as Sandbrook at Blanchard SaturHastings, Leslie Pease and Ardy enjoying the cool breezes nt Wall day evening la*1'' I Laird Wotrlng spent thc past week, Owen and wife. Mr. and Mrs. GUyla Pease and We understand a Miss Calms has nt Camp Burry where he was swimMrs. Pht^ba Dunkley attended the been hired to teach the Milo school minx instructor. Craven retinion at Crooked lake another year. Tlie w B W A will meet with Children's Day was observed at Mrs Etta Smith tills week Wednes- Sunday. Miss Josephine Lelnaar Is helping Milo last Sunday. i day Mrs. George Sprague of Delton with her household duties. THE LITTLE RED BRICK. | QUIMBY. Miss Opal Kelley and girl friend Wallace Bldelmtn of Detroit and । of Hastings spent the week end Archie Rhoades of Hastings is Robert Nash of Hopkins are spend- 1 working for Warren Bolton this with Mr. and Mrs. H. Leavitt ing part of their vacation at Walter summer. Mrs. Lloyd Owen and children Mr and Mrs 'Wm Voisin spent Bld r Iman's. spent Frfday with her mother. Mrs Mis Evelyn Lowell went to Ann Calms of cast Hastings. the week end with Mrs Voisin's sis­ ter in Grand Rapids, and while Arbor Tuesday where she will un­ dergo treatment for appendicitis. there attended the 25th wedding an­ Hastings spent a few days at their1 Miss Doreen Rltaman is. visiting place here last week. niversary of Charley Schroder at relatives <>< In xjuv Battle Creek. Caledonia. .ic vi«». Miss Merle Lelnaar of Middleville Mr «M Mr. O.l,■ lWu.1. FWc I »< K»Ulctlnc Haywood spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. In >™~ honor J ol and Mrs. Henry Lelnaar. and family. wl died on llw Utter', yrwnd. surprised her Sunday <« SQJHBB mother, Mrs. Rebecca Craig. Sun­ , her birthday. of Hastings and SOUTHWEST CARLTON. . day. » . Mrs. Harshbcrgcr -----------------------------------.--------ADEX family of Ora Grand Rapids Mrs Maude Wills of Lake Odes- : son and ,amlly ^d ,Uplds Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Cobb of Loa Table** at George re- Angeles, California, are spending M IS spending a few da>s with Mrs 'I were vvisitors ”"~* “ * ri ‘'nr'”‘ Scott's ~i cently several weeks with her parents. Mr. Warren Bolton The members of the Epworth and Mrs. LaFayette Usbome. Mr and Mrs. Roy Chandler of Mr. and Mn Wm. Shriber and Hastings were Sunday callers al League wish to thank all those who daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest You pay no more for Kelvinator quality. ......... Hammond's. 'W” «• «».!“ know, In the Kelvinator line of 17 different Clifford Lreu Ballon m>. born »pmdu.t . i 7™"?* "“IL’ TM" Robinson and daughter of Hastings As a matter of fact, you pay less because models exactly the on? electric refrigerator that <r« With hb sr»n0l»rmv.. "T' c“‘: spent Wednesday evening with Mr. meets al! of your requirements at a price well Mr »nb Mn Le«u Club" nr.r 1“ ““ ">n":nuon X Albion next and Mrs. Frank Shriber. 20 years’ experience in electric refrigera­ , Lake Odessa. week. Margaret Keeler is, spending the tion has taught Kelvinator how to build thc within your budget MLb Rose Merle Hammond went ' -Hie Sinker Cemetery Cirrte Mil week with her grandmother. Mrs. Get your Kelvinator NOW. There Is no need to finest quality at the loweit price. n lonu Rrldey In rtel.TSr u«lr ""I? “ >J« Margaret Anspaugh. of Quimby. . and auni. Mr and Mn. J Shlrlry I cl‘“'h Thursday night June H. Kendall Buck was in Grand Rap­ wait Tlie down payment Is small—sunrrUingly Win,, and lemlly. nlurnlns bomej81**1 o'clock ids Saturday evening. •mall —and the terms will not work a hardship Wayne Nichols of Ann Arbor is are not higher than other leading makes. In some .1 NORTHEAST*WOODLAND. oft your budget. Come in soon. Select the ejs spending two weeks at home with cases, they arc actually lower. You will find, we one you want And let us deliver it NOW. on. ana’ll. M™.?. u’ ^"' bewa were eallera at Hlny Hana- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hupt of Corn­ w«rx!To.My7r'u.'s . b*3rLrunwsrtita „„ ing spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. (K41H-1. A MK.,=n>!nWr.^’VJ,',2;'- , hi r^llj Walter Culbert. Mr. and Mn. Frank Shriber and Detroit and Mn Burk of Oull lake Jiurhn^oUi^Mr Hazel and Mr and Mrs Leo Barry nnri ________ _ , lnK inc wcex wiui ner orotner, Mr. and son attended thc Friend school HanM-mr. oi reunion at Friend school grounds I Mr. and Mrs. Vfvan Hansbargcr Sunday. AUCTION SALE In order to settle the estate of James Cheeseman, deceased, the administrator will have an auction sale at the Ray Pierce property just west of Smith Bros., Velte & Co., East Green St., Hastings, on • Saturday, June 16, 1934 Sale to begin at 1:00 o’clock P. M. The following is offered: 25 H» P. motor, good condi­ tion. General Motor 15 H. motor. 12 H. P. motor. 3 H. P. motor. Jointer. Metal working lathe. Saw mill 40 inch saw. Sticker. 36 inch band saw. Drill press. a Shafting and belts. Buzz planer. Belting, shafting, and wood lathe. LIME on the FARM Acetylene generator. Sawdust blower. Rip saw. Circular saw set. Power hack saw. 4 canthooks. * Counter shaft. Emery. Anvil. 2 vises. Line shaft, hangers', pulleys. 3 starter boxes. Building 20x36x12. Building 22x75x12. Other small articles not men- CLAUDE R. HOFFMAN ADMINISTRATOR HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY I personal Service k.; AT NO EXTRA COST IN A KELVINATOR Robleski Electric Shop ’-----------of Chester and the latter’s brother, Lawrence Hansbargcr. spent Satur­ day and Sunday in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. John Stairs and children spent Sunday with the tat­ ter's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Church, of Clarksville. Neutralize irritating acids with Dr. Emil's Adla Tablet*. Prevent Mrs Homer Sawdy. who has been serious stomach trouble, yet eat what you want. Adla gives relief around. or your ntonev back. B. A LyMrs Will Velte bad the misfor­ Barker. Druggist.—Adv. tune to run a nail in her foot Sat­ urday while working. ' Squibb Hat Alwayt Stood for High Quality 70748^ a A. LyBARKER. Prop. DRUG STORE HASTINGS, MICH. Burning, Gnawing Pains In Stomach Relieved I SHULTZ. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cook of Potterville were Sunday guests of the tatter s mother. Mrs. W. Drake Mrs Birmingham of Otsego was a C. B. Smith and son Robert, of Grand Rapids visited relatives here Sunday. Beginning next Bunday morning our preaching services aud Sunday School will be changed about Please note the change in time. Preaching <1 DILIVItJD INITALLID OUARANTIID GET YOUR KE IV/NA TOR NOW! for filed I terei I adm settl heat Adir tion mon vent Ordi char rolle limi Aflr 'ente pub ding cha enro peti orde der acc sign tltlo pub tory E of gua tion �Tire n»sTTxot Rxyxra woxmmt. nxr u, im COURTHOUSE NEWS ' PROBATE COURT. , Est Carrie Loehr, deed. Petition for Admr. filed, waiver of notice filed, order appointing Admr. en­ tered. bond of Admr. filed, letters of administration issued. order limiting settlement entered, petition for hearing claims filed. X&l. Ell A. Davis, dec’d. Order Allowing claims entered. , holders filed,, ■pent Tuesday with friends here. Mbs. Day who has been in Delton 3 sell Issued, dec’d. invendeed. Oath Thc following ladles attended the Maccabee rally at Hastings Friday: Est. Birney McIntyre, dec’d. Order Mrs. Grant Dickerson. Mrs. Prank allowing claims entered. Chilson. Mrs. Jack Shorts and Est. Frances Bratnard, dec’d. Final daughter. Mre. Crystal Scheares, account filed, order allowing account Mre. Merle Clark and Miss Dale entejed, discharge ot Admr. Issued, estate enrolled. . Est. William E. Johncock, dec’d. Renort of saleClin?, filed. dec’d. Notice of &t. Nancy fig J&E M hearing issued. Admr. filed. leUcnr of administra­ Est. Ellen L. Roush, dec’d. Peti­ tion issued, order limiting settle­ tion tor hearing claims fllca. notice ment entered. to creditors issued. Eat. Reuben T. Jones, dec’d. In­ Eat. Louisa Monasmith. dec’d. Pe­ ventory filed. tition for Admr. filed. Esi. Lucy E. Hyde Eftnith. dec’d. Bit. Emma I. Barnum. dec’d. Bond Order assigning residue entered, dis­ of Admr.jsflh the will annexed Wed. charge of executor Issued, estate en­ letters testamentary issued. rolled. * Est. Samuel Marshall, dec’d. Order CLOVERDALE. limiting settlement entered. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pierce ot CharEst. Americus Cline, dec’d. BondI of executor filed, letters testamen­ lotle were Sunday guests of Mr. tary issued, order limiting settle- hnd Mrs. Grover Davenport. jnent entered. Mr and Mrs. Jess Haney ot MidF Eat. Amy HUI. dec’d. Petition for• dlevllle spent a couple of days last Aflmr. filed, order for publication। week with the Chas. Monica family. entered. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Garrison enEM. John Buehler, dec’d. Petition। tertalned Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence tor license to sell filed, order for 'Beadle and daughter and .Mrs. publication entered. Hammond of Hastings Sunday. Est Daniel and Florence AllerDon’t forget the Ladies* Aid meetdlng. Release of guardian filed, dis­ Ing at lhe Pierce cottage at Wall charge of guardian Issued, estate 'lake Thursday, June 14. Everyone enrolled. Welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Clancy and son BobEst. Nancy Cline, dec’d. Will filed, petition for probate of wlU filed, tie. 1 who have been in Omaha, Neb., order for publication entered. ’’ for the winter, returned ttr their Est. Lyman G. Bates, dec’d. Or­ home here. Wednesday night. Miss Helen Patton of Midland, der allowing claims entered, final spent the week end with her account of executor filed, order as- Who 1 signing residue entered. !Another, Mrs. Lou Anna Patton, reEst. Clifford Doolittle, dec’d. Pe- turned 1 to her duties Monday morn­ tttion for Admr. filed, order for ing accompanied by Miss Margaret publication entered. Norton and friend of Mt. Pleasant. Est. Paul S. Cridler. dec’d. Inven­ Mr. and Mrs. Popleton of Kala­ mazoo spent Sunday with Mr. and tory filed. Est. Paul 8. Cridler. ct al. Release Mrs. Kellogg and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Babcock of of guardian filed.- discharge of Hastings spent Sunday at the Chas. guardian issued, er.Ute enrolled. Est. Chris Marshall, dec’d. Peti­ Snyder home. Mrs. Julia Pine of Kalamazoo' tion for license to sell filed, waiver Common Sense Bank Talks What Becomes of Your Dollars ? When you come to lhe bank lo make a depovit, you are immediately placing yoor fund* in the hands of * vaat financial itructure extending from the teller's wln- The banking business now Is linked up In such a way through the tying in of local banks to the. Deposit Insurance Cor- Ing System that the collective funds be­ come the bulwark of the nation. IFDIC Your ro-operation In placing your funds In this bank assists materially In bringing about an adjustment of better business conditions. Oor deposits are Insured under thc Hanking Act of 1933. Member of Federal Reserve System. National Bank of Hastings MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO BACK FOR ANOTHER VACATION IN MICHIGAN Year after year, vacationist* from other states return lo Michigan to enjoy the manv advantages our slate offers. Here they have found everything In scenic beauty, historic interest and opportunity for healthful play on land and water that one could desire. Michigan's tourist and resort btuineM brings large sums of money to the state each yrior. It provides employment for thousands, and greater prosperity for ■11 of us. We can increase that business further by telling out-of-atate friends about Michigan's vacation And,no matter uhioh part of Michigan you visit thia sum- you are coming. Long Distance calls will add but little FREEPORT. The annual Children’s Day pro­ gram of the M. E- Bunday School will be held at the church next Sun­ day morning, June IT. at 10:30. when the following program will be glven: Welcome Song, School; A Hard Task, Carl Lightfoot; The Old. Old Story. Dorothy Blough; Holes— Three Primary Children; The World Is Beautiful. Classes 1 and 3; Onxara Dill.. VoOAm- ™ pocket- boys: Work, song, Gwendolyn Jk^aJiteT^ThildrenartTT»v nrnaram !,cr nnd V*1*”1* Moore; The Check, ,.Thc_ c,uld«n« Day program at, June Barcrfift; Walt Until Next 5 tK -D.and ^lKfllo®f for their efforts tn to, make It it a suesuc­ cess. MIm Barrbara Chamberlain and Mlss.Mabclle Hart of Shultz were [callers at Mrs. Replogle’s one eve­ ning last week. ' dlBlo,rue’ f0Ur Bri«hl I Idca' K- Watson; The Reason. How"d Thaler: The Father’s Garden. Loma June Stewart; Send Out thc ' _____ _ ther Knows, Donna Thaler; The Garden of Your Heart, Belva Fran­ cisco; Aren’t You alad He Didn’t? dialogue, five girls; Recitation. Rob­ ert Clinton: Tlie Gate Wonderful, concert exercise: Only a Flower. HINDS CORNERS. Mbs. Pearl Barrett returned to her Donna Jane Bachelder; The Sower. Norvnl Thaler: Song. Helena Braen. ,home In Detroit Friday after spend­ dle, Laurel Perkins anti Dorothy ing two weeks with her parents. Mr. Van Patten; Recitation. Dorothy and Mrs. C. N. Tobias, helping her Bunn: Recitation, Donald Clinton; mother who has been sick. Pocketbooks, dialogue, four little Mrs. Mell Hendershott and sons girls; I Think When I Read, jong, of Kalamazoo spent from Thursday school. • , tlU Sunday helping her mother. Mrs. , Last reports from Claude Whit­ C. , N. Tobias. Mr. Hendershott came Saturday and took them home Sun­ ney. who is at Receiving hospital. Grand Rapids. Is that he is about 'day. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tobias and the same. Mr. Whitney suffered a son, Robert, of Detroit visited their slight stroke since going to Grand . parents. Mr., and Mrs. C. N. Tobias, Rapids, but It has not seemed lo from Saturday till Monday P. M. Mr. change ills condition. ' Rev F Loomis spent Saturday at and Mrs. Carl Morgnnthaler of ' Nashville and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd his farm near Smyrna. Miss Gay­ i Tobias and daughter of Kalamazoo, tha accompanied him home after -peuv spending more than two weeks at spent ounu.y Sunday wun with uiem. them. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bishop enter- the home of her uqple, Robert Earle, ,talned Mr. and Mrs. Clark Payne of Special services are being held Hastings a couple of Bays last week.! ench evening this week at the Elmand relatives from Muskegon Sun-1 <>•*« Church of the Nazarene. Probrought a*y ।jphetlc messages arc being *• *•’ at 7:45 HowMr. and Mrs. Will Bellinger ot I| each evening ---------- - — ---------by -Rev. ------ -------Lansing visited Miss Susie Phillips । anl Jcrrett. noted preacher and Sunday I pv.ng.ii.* evangelist >\r of Drirdt Detroit. Meetings will Robert Phillipa arnt to the Camp cIoac Sunday night. at Pine lake with the Boy Scouts! Rcv Minard Lewis brought the Saturday. i message at the U. B church Sub­ mit, Bump of Hastings visited her, a“y evening In lhe absence of Rev. daughter. Mr. and Mrs Will Moore. Osgood, who was visiting friends at Sunday. Huntington, Ind. I Aunt Delia Holeomb of HenderThe »M»y friends of Miss Pearl ahott Comers visited Mrs. Burrell Reuter of Grand Rapids will be । Piillllpa Thursday. “rry to learn that she is in poor I Miss Susie Phillips spent Friday1 health at present and expects to afternoon and evening with herlsubmlt t° a” operation-in lhe near cousin. MIm Alice McKinnis. in future. | Grand Rapids. | Mlis Iola Thompson, eldest I Mr. and Mrs. Kcet Tobias. MLis: d«ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Susie Phillips and Mre. Nellie Kline , Thompson, was united in marriage attended the Gregory school re- to Ellsworth C. Swanson of Owosso. ; union Saturday. ; “I the Bible Seminary of Owosso on ' Frank Golden and daughters visit- Friday evening. May 18. Mrs. Swancd hls fattier Nathaniel Golden and I««’ has been a teacher in the Bible family in Baltimore Sunday. j School for the past four years, and , Rex Casey and Gerald Haynes Mr. Swanson is a pastor at Pigeon, went to camp with the Boy Scouts, Mich. Following a wedding trip to j at Pine lake Monday morning. Chicago and a week spent with her । Mrs. Spellman Casey and sons! parents In North Carlton, Mr. and I spent Sunday with her brother. Rus- 1 Mrs. Swarison arc at home at Pig­ ! sell Mott, and family in Barry. eon. We Join lhe many friends in | Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and extending our best wishes. sons spent Sunday with hls mother. "Die annual picnic ot the U, B. Mrs Millie Haynes, in Baltimore. I Sunday Schoo] will be held at FalMr. and Mrs. w. O Tobias at- j lasburg Park north of Lowell on (tended the Hendershott school re-[Tuesday. June 13. I union. Wayne Maurer is spending tlie f Mr. and Mrs. Charles of Vicksburg | summer with hls brothers in De| visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Newton trail. (and Mrs. Clara Brown last week. | Miss Dorothy Perkins has been > Will Meyers of Tustin Is visiting jibe guest of her aunt. Mrs. Frank Volney Hardy and they spent Sun- Morris, and family at Detroit since | day with Mr. and Mrs, Lucien Wil- Decoration Day. lison and family in Bedford. Strawberry picking Is the fad of WUlls Nichols of Alba visited I the day. A large number of pickClara Brown recently. \ era are busy each day in the Char­ ’ —— ■ -—ley Baker and Frank Yarger patehWEST HOPE, |es. With a good rtRnfail at once. Everyone is cordially invited to I other patches will need pickers and httend the Children’s Day exercises ’ berries will be a good crop. lo be held next Sunday evening at | Mr. and Mrs. Foote of Alto were the church nV thc usual time. A in to»n Friday. Mr. Foote is an very nice program is being prepared, active ”Fltxgerald-for-Govemor ’‘adThis neighborhood was shocked vocate. to hear of thc sudden death of Glen Betty Ix>u Stewart has returned Shepard of Rutland last week. Tlie | home from a visit "with her grandTam.iy have our sympathy. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Yeiter, Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCallum ! at-Lowell. and Mrs. Martha Replogle-of Clov-1 Tlie Misses Zona Smelker. -Norerriale spent Sunday with Mr. and — '"' — J Venifce " -----*­ ma zCool nnd Benson at Mrs. Hubert Pctt Ingill of Hickory tended ' thc Teachers’' Extension 'Comers. Course at Hastings last week. MIm Alice Anderson spent last Several families from here attend­ ed the annual Johncock reunion week with her father, Burns Anderheld at the Chester Johncock home MI m — Laurrt Perkins spent last on Gun Marsh Saturday. All re------------------------ -x— .. port a lovely time with about 125 ■ week in Grand Rapids, thc guest of! bi attendance, some from Jackson Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Olmstead and, and one person from Ohio. ' daughter. Dorothy Louise. Mrs. Gordon McCallum spent the | K. Braendie attended the Y. M. Week end here with Gordon, who is ” *-------C. A. camp----at -------------------Stewart lake ’last’ : ' recovering nicely from his recent operation, Recently he announced Mm. Arthur Seifert and daughter, hls marriage to hls surprised friends, Dorothy, are busy, getting their; ■ which took place in April. Tlie household, goods packed preparatory, bride was Miss Celesta Larimer of to storing them in tlie Mrs. Annat Grand Rapids. Wo wish them a very Wolcott house for the summer. Dr. happy and prosperous married life. Wedel and family expect to occupy; Rev. Isaac Osgood and Miss the Seifert house as soon as it is [ Glenna Osgood are spending a few vacated. Mn. Seifert and children days in Huntington and Muncie, Ind., with friends and relatives. The boys from our Camp Barry at Stuart lake, together with their leaders, attended church services here Bynd^y. Their presence was latich appreciated. ■ Remember the Community meet­ ing at Mr. aad. Mrs. Gfoffrey Kel­ ler’s this Friday evening. Every­ one welcome. LACEY. The Briggs L. A. 8. will hold an ice cream social Thursday evening of this week on the lawn at the Alex Cortrlght residence in Lacey. Funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon at the Henry Gray iwme for Grandpa Dorr, fa­ ther of Mrs- Gray. Burial was made In Galesburg. Mr. Dorr was 78 years old. _ Fred nnd George Boley and broth­ er, Charles, and wife, all of Quincy. Mich., spent Saturday of the past week with Frank Babcock and son. Harry, wife arid rtmlly. Tlie Wal­ lace Mack home was at one time the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyle. Plans were made at trio dinner meeting of the Evangelical L. A 6. Wednesday of last week, al lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bab-, cock, to hold an fee cream social Wednesday evening, July 4th, at Ray GUlaspla's home, one and onehalf miles north of Lacey. Mis* Nyla Miller is spending sev­ eral days tn camp with.Miss Vera Barney of Battle Crock at Hue like. will visit her sister at Long Island. N. Y.. before Joining Mr. Seifert at: ’ Chicago for the summer. Ralph Stewart is now engaged. in the bakery business at Nashville. We wish him success in his new; business. Several social events have beent held of late honoring Mrs. Arthur. Seifert and children. A farewell was( held recently at the home of Miss! Helen Eash In honor of John and. Dorothy. The Misses Kathryn and! Florence Skeoch entertanled with ak theater party tn their honor on Fri­. day evening. June 1. Twelve guests partook ot the refreshments and were guests at the theater. Thc La­ dles’ Aid Society gave Mrs. Seifert a farewell party at the home"of Mrs. Roy Nagler on Thursday evening. May 31. A pot luck supper wm served and Mrs. Seifert was pre­ sented With a lovely gift by lhe la­ dles. Mias Iris Wieland is employed at the Charles Price home for the summer. ■ Depositors in the local bank are happy over thc ten per cent payoff they have just receded. This makes a total ot 33 1-3 per cent received thus far arid has come in very handy at this time. The Woman's Club held a very successful peony show tn thc Cool building Saturday. There were many who contributed beautiful bouquets of peonies and those who visited the show were well repaid for the efiott. At last reports Mrs. Maude Ken­ yon Shepherd was slowly recover­ ing from her serious illness, but John Seifert is spending a few ployed al tiw camp. P. ---------------E. Deming -spent the week end -. -----------------------------with his daughter. Mrs. Ray Ware, and husband at West Lowell. Mr. Ware brought him home on Monday evening. J. 8. Brandeberry of Grand Rap­ id* took dinner Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Oosch and attended the Logan school reunion in the afternoon. Don Strong and family of near Lake Odessa called on Geo. Bassett and family Monday. •. • ■ Mr. and Mrs. Kciyi Smelkcr have rented the furnished house of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Howk near the school house and are taking possession at once. <tev. I. H. Osgood. Mrs. John Fox. Mrs. John FUh. Mrs. Claude Walton and Mrs. Allen Fish were at Wood­ bury Thursday afternoon and with more than fifty others, representing the Woman's Missionary Societies from thc various churches, gathered at lhe home of Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Wheeler, where they made curtains for thc U. B. camp grounds near Sunfield. Mr. and Mn.^art Gilliland ot Flint were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres. Mnand Mrs. F. E. Brunner. Law­ rence Endres and John Thaler were In Grand Rapids Monday. Mrs Brunner remained over night for X-ray treatments, returning home on Tuesday. Mrs. Arthur Seifert returned on Monday evening from Chicago, where she spent a week with Mr Seifert. Miss Margaret Perkins re­ turned with her after a week with her aunt, Mrs. Theodore Reuiil and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fish and daughter. Virginia, motored to Stuart lake Sunday and their son. Reuben., returned home with them, after spending a week at the Y. M. C. A. camp. Last Tuesday morning while en­ route to Lansing to attend the State conclave of the Knights Templar, a car driven by Albert J. Williams of Grand Rapids, struck a hole in thc Tfravci Just east of Bowne Center, and crashed Into a tree, and went •through thc fence. Mrs. Williams was killed outright, suffering a frac ­ tured skull and internal Injip-lcs, nnd Mr. Williams was so badly in­ jured about the chest that little hopes were hefd for hls recovery. He was removed to a Grand Rapids hospital, after Dr. Wedel had ap­ plied first aid. Mrs. Williams was a sister of Mrs Milton Murphy, who Ilves just north of Freeport, and we understand they were on their way to get'Mrs. Murphy to accom­ pany them to Lansing. Thc ladles' mother died only a few weeks ago. | Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Faulkner of Delton called on Mr. and Mrs, F. E. I Brunner Tuesday. Roy Blough took a load of house­ hold mxxis to Dowagiac Saturday I for Gale Murphy and family, who have becl living in the Hahn house. EugenesKldder and family of Has­ tings ana Roy Bassett and family of Nashville were Sunday guests at •Lhe John Karcher home. Edwin and Keith Bassett remained for a week’s visit with Grandpa and Grandma Karcher. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blough were in Hastings Monday morning where the former had teeth extracted. Mrs. Victor Clemens, accompanied by Howard Augnt of Climax, called tot the home of her uncle. Geo. Forbey. a week ago Saturday. Gerald accompanied them home and will ■work for hls cdusln, Victor, this kummer. Miss Dorothy Walton spent last •week in Kalamazoo the guest of Miss Helen Lobdell. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Oosch spent last Wednesday and Thursday in Greenville, thc guests of Mrs. Oosch’s sister. Mrs. Geo. King, and husband and brother, W. A. Bland­ ing, at Lakevfew, also visited anoth­ er brother. H: S. Blanding, at Lake- Mr. and Mrs. Don Richards and jchlldren were Thursday night guests at the home of his mother. Mrs. H. W. Oosch. and feft Friday for their new home in Dearborn, where Don lias a fine Job. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Geiger re­ turned to their home in thc village Thursday evening after several months spent with their son. Ray. and family al Long Beach, Calif. Jake is busy greeting old friends and telling about the big fish he caught, also the ones that got away. Mr. and Mrs. Geiger enjoyed their sojourn in California but are glad to be back home again ahd their many friends here are glad to have them back. W. E. Sisson, accompanied by hls sister-in-law. Miss Velva Fox, both of Grand Rapids, brought hls moth­ er. Mrs, Emma Sisson, to her home here Thursday evening after a few days' visit in the city. Dr. Hugh Kennedy and wife of Grand Rapids were guests at thc Rev. Loomis home Thursday cvenlng. Dr. Kennedy conducted the fourth quarterly conference at thc M. E. church during the evening. The request was unanimous for thc return of Rev. and Mrs. Loomis to Freeport for another year. ORANGEVILLE. Heber Pike attended a senool re­ union at Duncan lake Saturday and reports a fine time. -------Mr. and Mrs. Ben Norman are spending a week with their daugh­ ter. Mrs. diaries Hensen, at Grand Rapids. Mr.land Mrs. George Ash of Bat­ tle Creek were Sunday guests of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Sheffield, and husband. . Dr. and Mrs J. H. Gervera and Job England of Bellaire visited rel­ atives, hers the .first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. LaBeck spcht several days recently with her sis­ ter, Mrs. Nellie Brown, while on their way from Florida to their summer home at Petoskey. Mr, and Mrs. Homer Norman en­ tertained her sister and husband from Plainwell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Branson of Battle Creek, were Saturday night and Sunday guests of Mrs. Ida oJhnson of this place.' REDUCE Living Costs That's the problem these days! The people of Hastings can do it by increasing the con­ sumption of CLEAN MILK in their homes Milk is the Cheapest fbod you can buy. It has the Vitamins and food elements which promote the health of your family. We are permitted to sell our milk M Grade A because of the cleanllneM of our bams and cows and the clean and sanitary manner In which we handle the milk. Highlands Dairy will furnish you Grade A Milk, Pasteurized or Raw, from our own state-accredited dairy herd. Our. Grade A will cost you no more. We would be glad to have you visit our dairy and see the care and pains we take to furnish you with CLEAN, GRADE A MILK at rib additional cost to you. The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich. WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT COLUMN WAITINVOR HOT WATER ANON ENOU' WASTE UNCERTAI OUT-OFEATSUP NACE COIL PPIYAND SON FIRING 5 TONS OF FUEL RUN-D N-ANMRGHT-IT NEED HOT WATERMORE BOTH CROSS IT OFF AND ENJOY THIS INSTEAD Enjoy instant hot water f ALL YOURS—AND SO EASY WITH THE Consumers Special s2’5 SALE! A. Jittl. as S3.M <hw» than 10c thU htoto. TRADE GET OUR LIBERAL OFFER VISIT OUR STORE — OR PHONE Consumers Power C �THE HAgTlNGS BANNER, WPNEBDAT, JUNE 11, 1M4 TWELVE MOMTOABB FOUCL0IUU. I LEGAL1 NOTICES 1'^. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ mubmuu, hn.b.nj • aa» c. : MOBTOAGD 8AUl |MICHIGAN STARTS LAND USE PROGRAM .FrSSS,“Si?'Former Slate Man to Direct Development of Parka, For. nSTSS; SMS es,s. Etc-. Projecta MIDDLEVILLE. , SOUTH BOWNE. Jas. L. Rugg spent a couple of Last Week's Letter. .h“, MO. H. A. Orono uermuonted nmr lUlkulu UK nek and caught.Mr. and Mra. Jacnh nocKTho ot some nice trout, and says there are’Grand Rapids to Waukarusa. Ind, more there wllh hU Initial, on Ihal on DeooeaUon day to ko Mr.. cr£ hr line oat tz. art nni* nf lhaao A km mer's mother, .. .. _ Sarah « .... Bucher, ___ Mn. aimed home Monday after a few days* visit with Mrs. Mead's parreturned home with them. Caller* of the Webb young folks Bunday were, Mr*. Kenneth Yager of Lansing. Donald Mead. Dorothy and Dick Green of Nashville. Rev. and Will Hayter, Maxine Mesmer and Alberta Swift spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrington. Mrs Joe Hawkins of Rattle Creek called on Mamie Harrington Wed­ nesday afternoon. Mrs. Van Dom and Mrs. Gusta Day of Barryvlile called on Mr*. Charles Harrington Monday after­ noon. ■ w Desirable Investment The Masonic building is undergoing who has been In quite poor health ' Ejjt Lansing —Federal authori- some repairs which were badly need­ for some Ume. They returned the >•■• 411: th»T.’ b»- Yle* announce that Michigan, Wl*- ed. Il will make it much safer and same evening. n<»«» at th» data- consin. U1IU and amua.Kiiu Minnesota have been laiii the n.o- looks will be Improved very George Brownell ot Fremont was * grouped erouucd os as Ragion Raaion 2 In tlie Die national much. a Sunday afternoon caller al Uie oilkrr, ot ■■■ma Ml ■ land use program and that -Noble m i ana (»4S35 00). first mortgages on homes—and the HOME Is re , .. -----T. jJ. and Mrs. Deny Berry won went io to nne Ptne Frank Walton home. sriSiJWE ’f"7,7io« clark' Madl*on' Wisconsin, has been iake Thursday evening and enjoyed as among the most rained forms of seearily. ■ otmim nnnninlMf director rtirrotnr for far the the three three __ ___ ..____ —.____ . .. P*lllr»tietlon Ic, appointed supper there with the -boys at the predated shower Monday afternoon. Ut as tell you about “NATIONAL" shares. ' fine camp. Adrian Cramer spent from Deco­ rr^’c’dr”** >Mirb%nt|lr on Mr Clark WO* at O'1 f llme a” ln" Several of the business men of ration day until Sunday In Grand ot jnir, a d isal, si-to slructor In the animal husbandry Rapids with his sisters and oilier ♦ f»r<-n.H>n, Ea.irm sun.i- department nt Michigan State Co)-I1 Middleville, who are backing the nwinr d.-rri!,r.l ..... ....._ «.__ ■ ____ .< Tim. Hrr tr., rollomimw J~.<rilw.l tirrffl. pr.m- < ".L. ”'.:? arrlrultural aarnt ®C0Ut movement, went to Pine friends. .iiu»u.i i» ih» to<«..b.p <t Mat.i» ,eBe< *“ county agricultural agent. j k evening and enjoyed the WOObLAND. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parker and , H»„r ioar.t». M.chion. d<-,cr>b in Ontonagon county for more son Victor, of Battle Creek were Last Week's Letter. toan nv. year., and «aj aaaUltal , " ."■'.'f, ’..mmflirinr rirbtr rod* Mat of tba director of the Wisconsin ExDeri-। boys who are surely en- guests at Will Mlihler's Memorial Dr. and Mrs. Henry Cook of Fow­ .h-..t o.,«r .t action th.rt,.... “» «»*" joying their outing at the Kellogg day and also called on Mrs Jennie ler were Sunday guests of Mr. and nine th-nro ,aat ninoiy ihrar and ment Station at the time of hl* aP*lcamD Th» FVaindatkm surelv u Pardee. iiur.i r...ia, ih.nro norib on* hun polntment to supervise the land uselrt^. £ wAnaerfui inM in, Mrs. Chas CX»k. «d twTthi program of the Lake States. i।^ Wu°^ rlULW ?kJ n_help,ng —‘n±^ - ------------------------_ aa,. ullu mts. Mr. and Mrs. jmui John Mtarucr, Mishler, Mrs. Elwyn Dell of Romeo spent the .,\t' The program contemplates contemplate* the deFrank Martin and daughter Marilyn wrek end wllh hl* parent*. Mr. and sc» norih forty m.i.. thonra w,.i >•«•» । vclopment of park and recreational e.’®*“'SMnduUng' of Grand Rapids were guest* at Will Mrs. John Dell and attended tivr-v two *iun4ml 1250 GriswoM. BL, Detroit, Mleh. will f bw ar’'a-' and -------‘--------------------------humhid "biru he establishment of. areas People who are Interested in our Mishler s on Decoration day. alumni banquet. wi.ht— „ . r^... HOME »r,w m..r, ..r p... «'rcrjin» io t’. ■. to be reforested and set aside for boys should go to this camp and see Mr*. Richard O'Brien of Lansing ?oantr. Mi'H ivr U.en.Ml™ tncmscivcs to. inc great great work to.. .. — .. . . u -tn<„ conscrvBtlon purposes. One । '. , ta and Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Faul and ttheaM- ta bcl,,< done by Kel*°W J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. htredlfa- ls a,rt'ady Parted In the sout____ __ . . '■ . . and Mrs. John Mlihler of Grand Marietta of Hastings spent the week Theodore Wlerlngas have traded jutplds to their home on Decoration end with their mother. Mrs. George cm part of the state, where an area IO>| »l'.tVS'"»n» , _ for their farm, aovwii known os as the me juu Jud vuuk Cook (jay day iand _ will spend lhe week u tn> the Faul. m ric.r-l has been tentatively selected park and recreational purposes. | far*n. for Grand Rapid* property cHy. Ml** Eleanor Mumford expects to D.lhla SOlh Committees from the University .a,,d possession. March 1st. Hobart Blough I* visiting hl* sls- ■pend the summer at the Hilbert of Michigan. Michigan State Col-11935 T™!lr PIfltu undecided os ter. 'Mrs. Roland Nelson, in Bhlp- cottage at Saddlebag lake. ” Huth lege, and the State Department o( thel*;, ,utur«- We al> hope thatshewanee. Ind. Mra. David Vail of Muskegon at- nVral will be held Tuesday A. M. EAST GUN LAKE Conservation work with Mr. Clark thfy will remain near us for the fu- Mr. and Mrs. WillOosgrlfT of Lo­ tended Ute commencement exer- nt the Zion Lutheran church. Rev. Last Week's Letter. in determining the use for which turewell were Sunday guests of Mrs. else* Thursday evening. ' Harry Wolfe will conduct the serv­ ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Edward Olem of Yankee Bprings areas are best adapted. Michigan The Bank had some trouble withJennie Pardee. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cook and fam­ is fortunate in that quite complete' their safe last week and on SaturMrs. MiltonMurphy. Mrs A T. ily spent Decbrat ion day in Pewamo. ice. Burial will be In Lake Odessa and cousin of Detroit called on rela­ «nrvAv« nr «nii ana Miss Johanna Rosenthal of lhe cemetery. She leaves her husband tives here Sunday. .1 at lhe -'urveys of soil and farr^t forest resources day had n man woiklng on it so Eash. Mrs. C. Van Patten and Mrs. wo f«t. to I At . I to ixibllo prohnt' .iibo m have already been made. that they could gel it open prompt- Will Mishler attended a farewell Friend district visited her sister. and a nephew John. Mrs. Hubert Warner and children of Mar. Federal authorities serve notice ly. a* it had bothered in opening Thursday evening for Mrs. Arthur Miss Anne Rosenthal, for a few I Mr. Smith and Mrs. Monaumllh of Selkirk lake and Miss Agnes Seifert at lhe home of Mrs. R. E. days last week. toj-. ‘tliat this program Is to be carried at certain times. were cousins and during their life­ Williams of Gun Marsh called at I ■ * > through on a non-profit basis and Mias Virginia Faul and Miss Wini­ time they lived neighbors tn lhe the Null home Sunday. The many depositor* of the FarmHlven by the M. E. L. A- 3 Friday FV, ',*v evening Harold v,v.„ Yoder and fred Border of Michigan State Col­ country and since moving to the »f Marr ttial buying up of land by specu- er*' SUte Bank were made happy Ernest Thaxton and children of 'lators for resale to the government last week, when they started {taying wife entertained lhe following; Mr village have also lived neighbors and Otsego and Mrs. LaVera Deaton of I .1 ii»it hatinx fi'<-! tn <ai<i eo«ri will-block activities In any section ofT all*of the funds, except the 40 and Mr*. Willis Hutchins, son DelChesure called at the Roy Crawford FORECLOSURE. ! where such attempts are made. per cent of thc moratorium, which win. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hutchins, Td wlu b® burkcd on thc wunc home Saturday. DEFAULT h»tln< bwn m Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens and .. , ... . It will an.i t-.t.m-nt «f .ir L. A. Schoenman. Michigan State ha* about four years yet lo run. daughter Mildred. Marvin Thaler. Jim and Neva Thaxton of Otsego ir •■imiiirii in Fn-hate th- 1 Department of Conservation, has This allows many to pay debts that Mr. and Mrs. Milton Murphy and family of Grand Rapids spent the /1Over1 “0 attended the Woodland week end with Mr. and Mrs. Welby banquet Saturday evening are visiting their sister. Mrs. Ray u e’L’t’j ^1 auXh C.M? been apt>olnted director for Region they could not before on ac­ daughter Mildred, the occasion being Crockford. ,A delicious supper was served by the Crawford th. K««-rJr..r th-r-in namrd or ■<> 3. wiilch includes Ohio, Indiana. II- count of lack of funds. Ice Many Mrs, Willis ----- -- Hutchins' ~—•— birthday. •* “ Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Border and Ald 01 ‘“e South Brethren Mrs. Mildred Roush of Grand ihrr amiable prra<>n. * linoi*. Iowa and Missouri. smiles were seen when they called cr?“1 M"d c?keoTrere Rapids returned to her home at Gun I to elrnw th.lr eer«Uta.lM. , Slum. -JUmu and Miss Winifred Border were Sunday ^burch. A very Interesting program guosts Of Mr. and Mr* Banford FU- *“ «lwn « f°I,0T8\ . C lake Thursday night. _ _. , _ . . „ , daughter Virginia of Traverse City ASSYRIA. Mr. and Mrs. Parsons of Muskegon I Tlie Thornapple Board of Review caiied ttt w H Pardee's one dav loon of Baubce lake. Harmony Club Orchestra; Bong, Mrs. Maxine Stannard employed of Thomapple is in session this |Mt week. 7 Gaylord Flory had thc misfortune M1i’ j!lvoT?on' and Mr. and Mrs Les Walter* spent, ordrrrd ihai rabtir noiira D( the Michigan Carton Company MondayandThursdayforthelrsecr—. w([1 Mlsh]er BCC0mp0nlKj to break hi* wrist while high Jump- ?cv , Harley Townsend. 03; Intro- Bunday at the latter's cottage. tor 'hw .u*rr«.t’r\rrG at Battle Creek was taken suddenly [ond session, Mr and Mrs. Ray Crawford and I ductlon of Toastmaster. Ruth SwertMrs. Alma Mishler and daughters to ing one day last week. id «tar -f hrartne . in ."j tbr ill on “ Sunday at her parents' home. Donald Gager. F. E. Border and ?£ r It LBk . c ' * 1 ’ , Toastmaster Will daughter, Jim and Neva Thaxton I ”■"'2’ ’rhp office is being painted. A Hastings Thursday to attend thc THEREFORE, by vlrlt W; W<^MnS B*X Mr. and Mt* Clell Van Auken. and good Improvement. Barry County Normal exercises. Greydon Faul left Sunday for a few , and Mr. and Mrs. Will Crawford 1 Van Blarcom. 27; Response Jean spent Friday P. M. with relatives »»i». was removed to Leila hospital. BatCourt L. Boley returned Sunday Miss Zona Bmelker wa* one of lhe days' trout fishing in the north. Miss Alene Mohler of Grand Rap-1 ?’? an^,1 ® ,d w®y*. Carrie near Middleville. Uc Creek, where she submitted to an evening from a week spent in Ann graduates. Ib^’l'-th’ Si Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Andrews, I ids spend the week end with her ^bc!;, OO'r3,Ci*f ,I,dcali' ' operation for appendicitis. । Arbor and Jackson. He spent a few 11 « •> Ei parent*, and attended lhe Alumni !‘.Bn U!LM ,N,?W Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crawford and I The Union Cemetery Circle will days at the U. M. hospital and Ute MORGAN. MORTOAOE FORECLOSURE pubile banquet Hand, Elwyn Dell. 20; Quartette. daughter- and Win Crawford spent I meet at the Lacey hall on Wcdnes- rest of Ute week visiting relatives in LaSt Week's Letter Mr. and Mr*. Frank Niethamer' 3oh» Bunday P. M. in Middleville. day. June 13. for supper Jackson. He Is feeling fairly good a““bi Millie Flury's on DecoKink and EtHi and Mr. ----------and Mrs Paul Bwdbeck ’»• ^?vld Mr*. Edd. Dieble and daughter of The Brigg* Ladle*' Aid Society and we are all In hopes of hls com- r,llon dB>r were- Mr and Mrs. Vic- ...... Inf lhe luildinc » • - spent O Sunday with auMr. Christian; Benediction. Rev. Ken­ Allegan spent lhe week end at the -ni will serve ia ice .--------cream----and — cake v------------------------------on plcte recovery soon. lor McKelvy. Allen and Newell land family u.>u>x wiwi , • .t _ . Qz-HnlKIv —29. Ml Will Crawford home. ! the lawn at the Mr. and Mrs. Em­ McKeivy and Mrs. Joe Hawkta* of-and Mra. Ernest Tucker of.... elarka- ;rmrr) nar“ Sclialbly. SMk Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. J. W vtlle. |------------------------------erson Cortright home at Lacey on of September. A MORGAN, onamt tutu Homer. Mrs. Irene I Vernlce RafTlcr was confined to Thursday evening. June 14. There Shaffer and ......... j will be special music. Ntr . and *““* Mrs. Howard «owaro hi* nis home nome last week wee* with witn a sure sore Inclu <! ■ Ulnle: Fred Bloss of the Austin has been called on Mrs. Letha Adkins Sat- Shaffer of Plainwell and Mrs. Leo I throat. u . Kln« of Lansing and Mr and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs Ed Covey of Gobles making extensive repairs on thc ‘ Eiiswurth Duxbcrry made a bust- Allen DeLong of Grand Ledge. spent the week end with Mr. and Lyman Tompkins bam. Adam Eberly went to Ohio Sunday Mrs. Clyde Ruell. On Wednesday, June 20. the Ellis ness trip to Lansing Saturday. mk “■ "f Hknirtd Several from this way attended for an extended visit as hl* health, Duh- Hauer of Grand Rapids spent y,|. IIMO 00). Cemetery organization is scheduled Addlt. to meet at the Briggs church basc- the Ice cream social at the Quimby has been very poor for some time the week end with hls parent*. Mr. church and others attended thejone and is unable to work. land Mrs. John Hauer, and also at­ 1 ment for dinner. HMM al A meeting of the Wilcox Cemetery a‘ Harr>’ Green's at Barryvlile FriOpal Webb of Battle Creek visited tended the Alumni banquet. -am d»«r of lb. Court Hou.a nrgnnixatlon Will be held on Wed- da.y, . 1 h«r parents, Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. John Smith, age 70. passed away ,",ihP**-thr,'i.?*rf’' nesday. June 20. at the home of Mr. E Dt>xberry spent the wee* Harrington Bunday. at hls home In tlie village Saturday t.n o’riork In th, and Mrs. A. McCullock of North end wlth hcr daughter. Mrs. Wil Mr. and Mr*. Noble Smith and noon. The funeral will be held ka.irvn standard Tim,, lhe Avenue Road. Battle Creek, near Mat/,r' at Nashville Dana Adam*, mother and niece. Mr. Tuesday at 2:00 p M. at the Evan­ ?mub« tt,'rJnm’Mi,? Morgan Comer*. A pot luck dinnerAdam Eberly is back home after and Mrs. Clyde Bolinger of Battle gelical church. Rev.* Harley Town­ ROTICE TO CREDITORS. ed .. follow,; U ,T' ■ “ 'will be served at noon.spending a few days with Ohio Creek, Mr. and Mrs.jp, B. Clark of send, conducting the services. Mr ven. Moekthirteen of ib. The Pleasure Birthday organiza- r’’la‘lv“ Jackson visited Mr. and Mrs. j. W Smith moved to Woodland a few nf ttu r‘”a“ i *f Hartitto'a’e^7 tlon entertained co-operatively on Mrs c H Jenningsand son and Howard Decoration day. years ago from hls farm in north­ ■ rerorded phi thereof .t.o । Wednesday. June 6. by Mrs. Alma Mr Turner and family are living In Austin DeLong spent a part of east Woodland, having lived there in “httaC , t"" Parham and Mrs. Peggy Miller at the,r «*uRe for the present. last week with his sister, Millie all hls life. He leaves his widow, the Ciir'nf the Miller Home. Thc July session Mrs Earl Mudge of Hastings is Plury. and called on neighbors and one son. Harold, and one daughter. _. addition Srl.l'a irrond Hailtnca at lha north t rnrner of . will be held at Clear lake near Dow- vU*t*ng Mr. and Mrs Adam Eberly friends. Mrs. Laura Statslck. and one grand­ Ammon Falun idditin Telephone 2515 Frank Sage f.*. E‘“ I ling. Mr. anda Mrs. Miles Andrus. -----------------------*—•— Amber------------------Van Sickle,---------who spent some daughter all of Woodland. alone Ihr South lina m 'aJnth i All vegetation ^shows’ an Improved arid Mrs Keith Graham have time in Battle Creek. I* back home oi-.d addition forty rod Mrs. Louisa Monasmith passed if Hn.ttof. •t tony condition by the long delayed show- moved thel.r goods In one of Mrs. for a while away at her home in lhe village Hiir four cr °r Saturday night. Jennings' cottages and we underMr. and Mra. Ernest Mead re- Sunday at the age of 62. Tlie fu-1 I The sudden death of Willis Dorr. <ltand lher wl11 8000 be living there, hi' ased "8> enured on Wednesday, aftMUs °1>nl Webb of Battle Creek ort<M»d '« » three days' Illness, at the home and MIm Lucille Brown of Lansing U| _ I of hi* daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Henry v“llad th* Webb young folks Bunbia soth Oray ,of the Br1g(ta district. The da*rviror. I funeral services were held from the Qult* a few fo,kjl from, here at.rtsatM, । residence on Friday afternoon In f*nded church at Barryvlile Sunday BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY j charge of Rev. Harold Dixon of Bat- and heard a fine sermon preached r*»a. tie Creek circuit, and interment at by R«v. Allen DeLong of Grand ----------- Galesburg, hls former home. He lived thc past 23 years at hls daugh'»> -------------home. WEST ORANGEVILLE I ----------------- - ---------------------AND EAST GUN MARSH. ’ P011*? to lmp,318 Mr and Mrs. Al Canaan and wife public with its purity, was the uni- Of Marshal] and Mr. and Mra Frank que method of MEufray of Prance. Zumbrink of Martin were Sunday considered the shoe polish king of visitor* at Mr*. 8 A. McCafferty's 1 Europe. Wayne Ransbotiom of ConstanI Five miles an hour is the speed *“ a‘ hka home at Orangeville of the Gulf Stream as it flow* along .?*n$,th* *^*k ™d the Atlantic coast of the United ^Kf. DC E VanEU attended the States Q E- 8 county meeting at Otsego a ' week ago with several numbers of the Plainwell lodge of which she Is ORDER FOR PUBLICATION a member. ,OB1T B„rr Mr. and Mra. Earl Buffenberger of ull'cnart. hold at in, and Mrs 8. A. McCafferty were at n«i„ in th, r.t, ot ii.>n Plainwell Saturday evening. Uy. on Ibt Sih day at J«n». a. ». Mr und Mra^ james Modjeska ii. Hon. smart cirm.ni. jodaa of and little niece. Mary Eddison. of . . Grand Rapids were Sunday visitors 1 “ C. E. Van Ett's home. Illi. ...n harinr Bud in .aid ronrt Mr. and Mr*. C. E. VanStt and son ^‘Ula*.d4u"Ma7k 1AVern wcn> at Hastings up Wedtn .Otar other suitable per.on. nesday. ,l".’ .,h' ??’h. “f A sf**1*! school meeting was called .'“nd’Y. Bt Orangeville on Monday evening id pett last week to see what we were to do about a school. The majority Il it furlht a’eorl ^med to be inTavor of a Consollr ••A. dated school. A Committee was apRuth «■ »b» pointed to circulate petitions for consolidation. We've not heard from ibaia. the committee as yet but It is re­ . ported nearly every one visited had ' signed for consolidation. CHAXCBBY ORDEB. nf Mirhlran. In th» Cirei LENT CORNERS. > DBLUXB «*DAN j Howard Carpenter of Lansing They're here . .. the new 1934 Terraplanra .. . the The big new Hudson Straight 8 b » display. Sea spent from Friday night until Bun­ biggest can in the low price field (15 fL 10 in. long) day evening with hls parents. Mr. it... drive it. .. find oat why it outperforms every and Mrs. Earl carpenter. • more powerful (80 and other 8 ever built Sense Rational ffinan & Inuegtmmt fftontpartli PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS COMPANY PRODUCTS WALLHIDE FLOORHIDE SI IX sr you serl Sai chu An| con cull onl; ■tin Wh fra fror the diet lert unit AtlJ the loa< la t trui and will trib Ma, wU) give 8 pa ablj you the the hun aide l> I SEMI GLOSS OUTSIDE PAINT Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. On Display.Today! Come in andSee' The new Terraplanes COAL and HUDSONS BUY NOW AT SUMMER PRICES! According to the code, coal prices are to advance every month. You can see the advantage in placing your order at once. We carry grades of coal to suit every need and you will find our service prompt and pleasing. . SMITH BROTHERS VELTE & COMPANY Dwlcn In WOOL, GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, BALT, UME AND ETC. PHONE 2257 = HASTINGS and son attended a birthday party msxoo Saturday. Paul Thomas goes this Monday morning for a week's vacation at Kellogg Camp. Pine lake. Clarence Hammond and Gerald Skidmore of Hastings were caller* Hammond, Saturday evening Everyone was very thankful for the rain Saturday right. Mrs. Alfred Ball and children and her moth*. Mr*. Mrytle Day, of Al- Richland spent the week end ’with • 85 horscjMiwer) with thc only fully advanced stream. bnc styling in thc low price field. Cpme in — see them and drive them for the per(brmance thrill of■ Lifetime, NEW HOME OF TERRAPLANES AND HUDSONS its surging power ... 108 ■nd 113 horsepower ... learn why this big Hudson Straight 8 challenges all HUDSON 8 695 other eights to deliver more power with less gas. GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY HASTINGS MICHIGAN IT£ EV An cam inau Mut panj ft he com amo 000,0 Ur almc forei ■UM Afte desp cane what that I ante I sum I only also this onus tkxu achte AN( Th lake ficier The eight Any I call i tgr th PO noml. wtn i � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-06-20.pdf 445d6d39095221021f68edc37c0d551f PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JUNE 20, 1934 12 PAGES lto8 Invitation to County Chairmen of VISIT TO An Democratic CUB ENGINEER TO ? BUSINESS M N and Republican Parties Several Trained Teachers SIH FRANCISCO ASSIST MH. BOARD and Workers Volun­ SOFT BIT .SER B METHODIST VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL PLANS ' INTERB8TING CITY SUR­ ROUNDED WITH MANY COMMANDING HILLS Equal Space in The Banner Open For Use During Coming Campaign COMMERCIAL CLUB i WILL AID THE PROJECT t Will Help Put Across a Coun­ teer Services W. K. KELLOGG FOUNDA­ Plans are progressing for the HIRSOH BROS., BANKERS TION STARTS NEW Dally Vacation Bible School to be DEFEAT A. A P. AND held at the Methodist church begin­ During the coming campaign, any public forum the merits or demerits EXPERIMENT CONSUMERS I ning on Thursday, July 5. and con­ amount of space up to and Includ­ of the various policies, view*, opin­ ty Flower Show on August 18 ‘ FOURTH OF W CEIEBMTFONHERE Mrs. Marion Goodyear, represent­ LEGION POST XS fir ing not only the Thomapplc Gar­ ING THREE BIG den Club, but also the Hastings DAYS ; Women's Club and tin: Barry Coun­ tinuing for the next two weeks, ions and accomplishment* of lhe ty Federation of Women’s dub*. ing one and one-half columns each SITES OF PALATIAL closing July 20. respective parties. Th I* notice Is STUDENTS ASSIGNED I came before the members of the FAIR GROUNDS—NO EVENT USHERED IN week will be reserved In the Ban­ particularly called to the attention j Several trained teachers and UUITU mir PCPCUAMV commercial club Tuesday aflerTO SPECIAL PROJECTS workers have volunteered their serv­ HOMES OF NABOBS ner for use of the Democratic and of Dr. John Wooton, chairman of | CHARGE TO ENTER YVI In UUt LtnuIVlUiiT noon, calling tjieir attention to the ices and an interesting and educa­ . ------ . [f»ct that u county-wide competitive Republican parlies. This offer Is the county Democratic committee1 I Men'Who Suddenly Struck , open commencing next week. Coun-1 and William Schader, chatnnan of Purpose Is to Train Young tional program is being prepared. John Ketcham Faces Opening flower show is to be put on in this Three Dey. ot Uh Sport tj chairmen ot the parties may me | the . county ... Republican committee) __ c on tiu Uance o f ' Toaa of Mavor T onnxM tn lclty on Aukui- >8 Bhc “ked the It Rich Made a Bee 1 th.s space jegulariy or Intermittent­ as the Banner will leave the prep- . and Ton With CUsAx a loss T°" or ■>( mayor Mayor Leonard to t< i^oper.non or lhe members of the I, Line for the City tween the ages of four and twelve | City maaoual Marshal Tuvuipovil Thompson 'club. It was.voted unanimously that ly as they see fit. In the early aratlon of material up to them. I C,tj Health Program on July Fourth ■ are eligible - to-------------attend, — and' Mayor Mayor Charles char|„ Leonard Conard pitched Ditch ---------------th*? would coof>erate in the way of I There is one thing that Impresses' stages of the campaign, the material They can either write the articles • Tire W. K. Kellogg Foundation Inclusive I you In the west, and it may be de- i printed will be carried on dn In- themselves or delegate this author- began its health work in Barry Ml ,ra unM to ,« (h.w J" J1"”1 ,, ra,».,Ml«» . “m inc nrsi can wmcn opened me cny , Hastings has attempted any sort of earlv. The enrollment committee■ „ . 1 it w^s suggested that merchant* Fourth I scribed as "magnificent distances.” jsi.1e page; later an as interest beof July celebiallun and still 'of this city might also help by I Ban Bemadino couhty for instance I conies more intense, the articles will Banner that these "campaign col­ their plans would work out in act­ longer since we'had a real Fourth Harry Thompaon madr (h, putting on a special selling event of July observance. is larger than the state of Massa-1 start on the first page and if nec­ umns" will develop into worthwhile ual practice in a single county like A, Buru«> and Mr. Hoyd Brown essary be continued on an Inside public debates and not degenerate MrrnWr, o Ihr Wralrjw. Service „ tc „ Joh „ Kclch . m u» Utfor that day. A show of hands by I chusetts. and the county of Los I this. The alm of the Foundation u „„ „„ HlpM retailers evidenced the fact that that the American Legion Poet of Angeles Is almost as large as Con- page. Material for these columns into mere heated squabbles. How­ is, to promote the health and gen­ Oulld are alao euUUrw Uw commit... uicrv were no caauallHe,. casualties, Uaj* A further announcement will ... . .ttigin F . । they were unanimously in favor of nectlcat. it it not difficult to under­ should be of an editorial nature, ever the Banner will not raise, th# eral welfare ot children, partlcular- tee. wni 1[ •.. from the start there was a great deal this city are sponsoring interesting [of Interest In the games and from doing this. The matter was left with doings which will take place Mon­ ' stand why conditions differ and why a the object being to "thrash out" in pen of censorship. । )y In rural districts where medical be made next week. I continuous expanse of green verdure , the cheering and rooting going on the merchandising committee, which day, Tuesday and Wednesday, July examinations and the services of is not seen. The truth b that land, [one might have thought that a 'big will announce plans later. trained nurses are not available as 2, 3, and 4. with a big celebration on especially in Southern California is । they are in cities. The Foundation league" contest was In progress. the Fourth. The entire program will U [ In the opening games the Hlrsch cultivated, with very few exceptions, seeks to promote the health of chilbe held on the fair grounds of this “ ■ • i Brothers team defeated the A. Ac P only where man brings to it thej 1 dren. so there may grow up a gencity with no admission charge to th# stimulating effecto of WATER. eratlon of men and women with' team 12 to 4: The Bankers defeated grounds. There will be a carnival, I Where waler appears life will spring sound, healthy bodies and trained the Consumers Power 14 to 4. On midway of riding devices, shows. from sterility just as water sprang [the following evening. Friday, the minds. Parents must co-operate to The first summer concert by the from the rock when it was smote by Hastings City Band under the 'dimake this.plan successful, A health AIM IS TO ECONOMIZE BUT SfraTLd'S K^lr'S’ S bean Amusement Company, of De­ the leader of the Isrealltcs in oba- ;rectlon of a. A. Blferno will be giv- j INTEREST IN VACATION unit was tatabllshed in this county troit. wUl fumish the attractions dience to Divine command. For thisi .en on the court house square on; out tiie J. C. Penney team 11 to 10. for the purpose of promoting pub-1 NOT SACRIFICE ‘THE I reason there is always present the ■Thursday evening. June 28. starting, • SPORTS PROGRAM lie health, giving health informa­ In future games the gates to the AFFIRMS DISTRICT COURT Bion cooperating everything will bo FOOD VALUES faactoation of the unattained, which। ।at eight o'clock and closing at nine1 tion and taking such other steps fair grounds will be open to permit IN MRS. McLRAVY v«. the RUNS HIGH spectators to drive in and see I can be assured only when some mas- ।o'clock. as would help the Foundation's A. A P. CASE plans. games ter hand shall unlock the riches of awakening with aerial bombs. There­ Following is the program to be GIVE BALANCED DIET fertility with the crystal key of wa- >rendered: after there will be doings all day The Foundation's efforts have Standings to date are as follows'. SEVENTY-EIGHT BOYS ter. Here will be an expanse of long, with a display of fire works tn ATTraimain r»nu lbcen »uccessful In this county, ft FOR SMALL FAMILIES Pct. EVERY STOREKEEPER March—E Plurlbus Unum—Fred worthless acres. In appearance not Jewel). the evening. Sports will take place on Al ItNUINu LALn DAY .has done much to aid the schools -----------. Hlrsch Pk 1000 । unlike the desert regions of Arizona, j —--------and has co-operated In estabhsh- Nutritional Service Director [Bankers.. SHOULD READ DECISION 1000 Overture — Grandiose—E. DcLa- Expcct More as Early Sum- ling consolidated schools. l Adjoining It will be a beautiful grove.: a ball game, horse shoe pitching Icar Seal ’:’ 1000 the trees in rich productive soil, and. I mater. 1 Prepares Recipes and I Kroger mnr Pnmrko PnJ i succcs« of the Foundation In 1000 Must Keep Premises and Ac­ mer Camps End Horse- |Barry county was such that Eaton loaded with oranges or fruits. Water. Waltzes—"Forget-Me-Not" ,— EUJs (Consumers . 000 Grocery Lists | is the answer. The same thing Is. Brooks. cess Thereto in Safe Con ­ feature, together with horse pulling _t ----.county sought and obtained Its aid shoe Pitching Starts 000 E. The people of Barry county do । Piston Ring true In the cities. One lot is.bare' March—Hie Baton—George contest, and everything to make a J. C. Penney Seven teams are playing In the in carrying on the same work in dition for Patrons good old-time celebration. There will I that county. The next county or- i not realize the amount of work be- A . & P................................ 0 1 and dry. next to it Is one covered Krablll. 000 Trumpet Solo by Fred Rabbi. Junior League scries now In prog-। ganlM wa3 Allegan. This 1 In last week's Issue we commented be a number of speakers and several ‘“.d4 was year [ ing carried on by the Barry County with green grass and abound tog with The schedule for the balance ot upon the fact that a decision had visiting state politicians. There will FncLIlta-Air with Variations— ---at — the — fair „ grounds under di-1. — two counties. Hillsdale and reas — । roses and trees. The Almighty con­ -------- - ------ — „ more ----- — | We|farc organization in this the week Is as follows: been rendered by the United States be free acts on the platform, with tributes the soil and the sunshine. Hartmann.* rectlon of Joe Brozak. This Li a part Van Buren have applied for and, -• —-----•’-------—---------------— the benefits •----- —- the . city and county, nor do they know Thursday. June 21: Circuit Court of Appeals at Cin­ music by a local band. Mexican Serenade <E1 Serenol—O. o f »• the vacation aporte program being sill receive Man must provide the water, and ------------------r----,— ------ -----------------------------C. Penney vs. Hlrsch Pickle Co. cinnati sustaining the verdict ren­ the responsive land wUl smile with E. Holmes. tried out here this summer. During Foundation's public health andiwel- how Interesting and important it is. ,' J. The people of Barry county are Kroger vs. Car Seal. Overture—Light Cavalry—Suppc the Oral week an average of 78 fare program. dered by a Jury before Judge Ray­ Invited to come and bring their pic­ There hove been so many problems hjoom and fertility. Because of March—National Sojourners—Carl youngsters participated in the dally mond in the United States District nic boskets. There Is plenty of It has reached the point now that'confronting the administrators that Friday, June 22: Ihste things, the visitor Is impressed Piston Ring vs. Bankers. । Dillon. Court at Grand Rapids in the case I with the constant contrasts, and it schedule of contests and games, this [instead of the Foundation seeking! they have scarcely had time to give shade on the grounds so that they , Intermezzo—Indian Trail — La- despite the fact that several dozen j to find of Mrs. John McLravy of this city can have a good, social time. This to carry on their proj- out their ' gives to this dreamland of the , places Hua piuccs io carry on weir proj-any oui publicity ul-, ,— concerning ----- , -------------„ -----vs. The Atlantic Ac Pacific Tea Com­ boys were away at various camps. | ects us — ” ----- — Is pleased - - •to ­ -r~. as they originally did. coun-1 work. 7' The Banner Spanish Missions a charm that prob­ mater. Star Spangled Banner. pany. • t I Three games " "* ' each “ I ties ~ are asking the — Foundation - 1 for : announce that we have a promise played SMALL CHILDREN WAN. . . v m ably’ will be found in no other part During the the weet week. Mr Mr. Klm Kim 8t41er Sigler.' I :parts of the county can get together, morning, The first is n regular the wonderful service which It Is I from the organization that there of tike country. The mountains that j neo conu DurlnB DER FROM unur HOME attorney for Mrs McLravy. has rere-1 :meet their former friends and neigh­ schedule game, the second is a con-' rendering in the counties where is will be prepared for us each week you .pass on the western slope seem] HASTINGS PEOPLE 7—-----— -—— — (Celved IWI’OI a» copy voio VI vp>i»un »uioi copy of of the the opinion opinion which whichpj oon, bore, and enjoy a real, neighborly to rbe like an invading army from' test between two pick-up teams [is established. Right now several an article telling some facts about „ ,, . HAVE ACCIDENT chosen after the first game Li over.[other counties would be glad to get their work Including the costs thcrc- 1 Residents Asked to Notify । he has kindly permitted us to read. jtlme. the vdlleya, which water has made I und the third is a soft bull game be- [ the Foundation, but it is wisely not [of. and other items which will be Next week's Banner will contain »o fertile. Beyond the mountains to1 Officers About Run* in view of the fact that the court Nex Viiwcio nuuui AUU. . forl)i .. . the .. dutles . A.U.Areaponjj. the eart. the desert stretches for Mrs. George Crakes Could tween the younger boys. I expanding Its field too rapidly. It' of interest to our readers. away Youngsters .bilities of a storekeeper toward tha*e it and plan to spend the Fourth Horseshoe pitching has been odd- [ is better to go slow, prove the worth [I Wn ■'• ’pleased '>”'>'*<> to present nm: ■ hundreds of miles. On the other We n, are this Not Avoid Hitting Car cd to the dally program of events1 of its plans and use the best pro-'I week the first installment which Parents of several small children whom h« Avitex Into hU premises, July In Hastings. aide, towards the ocean, the moisture is gathered and cxmdeiued by na­ and. other sports and games will be ] fessional skill and training avail- As been prepared by Mrs. Carveth. in this city have spent some enxious B occurs to ua that it would be of in Middleville ture In the towering mountain time as Uw sum- J able such ---------work, rather than ; welfare Administrator, which toll* hours in the part few weeks when Interest to our readers to give some MISSION - (or . ---------------- ----------An aeddant occurred at Middle- added from lime to,---------------------------0,6 'mportant highlight* of the " ‘ .’T'1 ; DUSh peaks, and is faithfully distributed ville. near where Grand Rapids !mer J>r’*’^scs" "L In the afternoon push their efforts tnn too far far nr or tnn too of the nutrition program car- their little one* strayed away and -----to extend the delightful regions bc- .Irerl turn, on from (he p.vur.t?" 1««*»>1I .nd «dll»U =ftba!lcontraU ------------- rapidly. The work which the Foun- i ried out by the organization's local could not be found for aome time, decision. The general facte in the (Continued on page six) । datlon doing ~ is -a new type of I workers with people who have to some wandering for considerable case werc rather few. on M-37. *1 «bom nine o'eloek FHoWar b°ira' n , is -----------unrtrrtnlrlno rcwzmlrln™ a personnel distances. ■ 11 wU1 be remembered that The SEVEN MAY SEEK N0MI< consider carefully the expense of d«y mornln., Kn. Ooor« Crake, . Tlw ce«w oewntaed In Uie \ underlMUn,. requm,,, The Banner has been asked to.Great Atlantic Ac Pacific Tea Com.w- men metland of this city was driving her car and'Junwr leo*uc are the Karmes', Bess- for which few and women have foods. How to economize without on the "" operated a grocery" ”store * NATION FOR SHERIFF 'urcjo. WoothTiffs'. TwiAvuiuno, Johnsons'. ujiincAJiu,, uoMi-1To perfect such-an sacrificing nutritional values Is the suggest that when Hostings real-'Ipany with her were Mr. and Mrs. Jak#!"*"' Loth- been trained. nan "and Misi Marlon Mariw Weyer- pnrda’' Bolos' Bnd Kenyons'. rI League | ^ni.nHnn firganlzatiori, .one that will be prac- problem. This has been worked dents see little folks by themselves! south side of Stale street in HaaWeyerman and Miss was drl-.-!r. drlvlne to Grand 'tondlngs will be published next j tlcal and co-operato wife the doc- out by an expert. The first article on > the street that they keep watch tlngs and that Mrs. McLravy, a cus­ Two to Ffle Petitions for ths man. Shc ~zz a tc . wJlold .j week. [tors, dentistsimiu andII(«IM1 healthUUK-IUI, official,illinpresents pivAciiui that uinv subject nuv briefly in the of < them and notify the officers so tomer. while leaving thte store about Rapids, intending to go the Iweek Republican Nomination , a bounty, u> is no cuay easy joo. Job. Anyone , touowmg following article: « the children may be returned to, four o'clock on the afternoon of route of M-37. Mis. Crakes was [ *• *» *----------------. February 2. 1929, slipped upon an the!;- parents. TIONAL FARM LOAN | * b*1*"'"1 “'•*'« sm.ii for County Clerk driving at a moderate speed when NATIONAL Last week a small boy wandered accumulation of ice and snow in Mrs. Charles Baughman, who lives, r ASSON. MET TUESDAY i"1 ““ —»•» «ui M S3 the vestibule and fell, causing the infor several blocks and was finally, ITS AGENTS WROTE THAT ;wcst of Middleville,- and >ho was L——... ----------I personnel has been chosen wisely. wisely ■ ” Ml“ ‘Lclla L McGuire McGulre- director of Nu4 ,or which she sued A jury be plenty of republican condidaiaa driving eastward on the pavement, . . ----------elving service to anrt ro^onerwtlnr ■trlllon 8*rv“* ot the 8tate Etow­ found near the passenger station. MUCH NEW INSUR­ ““~ boy decided ,n the Federal Court awarded her a attempted to turn into Grind Rap- The Reports Show Total of . • with ’•“’if ’ail local organiuUm** and gency Welfarp Rpllef Commission. A little girl and a llittle to see something of the world and verdict of 81^00.00. At the conclusion the Reptemher primary ANCE IN MAY Ids street directly in front of Mrs. | ----- -------’wnh 8 According to reports there will $1,041,600 in Loans when found were near the freight of h«r proof, the defendant company Crakes' car. The latter snapped get the most food value for its depot, having wandered from their moved for a directed verdict which seven who will file nominating p# ter of public health. on the brakes but could not avoid I Applied For money* We have prepared sug- 'home on So. Jefferson St. EVIDENCES THE HIGH the court •*'--* denied. An *“ appeal’ was "thp I o.. -r-. 7rr . .. . i. ' The Foundation realizes that as Lr.‘±'"‘2n,° rablv >,u=ow, 9-.0 J‘inL 19, u>. %nth ,u *ork expands « must have a re­ gested grocery lists for families of all ' The .... children usually ... too [token to the United States Circuit ready announced their purpose to be STANDING OF COMPANY Baughman car was considerably mbh annual meeting of the stockholders stockholders।, -- -■ • on page six) sizes, so economy may not be ob- young . to know how to get back home | Court of Appeals at Cincinnati, be- candidates, namely William Strain. (Continued damaged and Mrs. Baughman was । ’ ' . .. — I tained at the expense of a properly ;alone so they keep on going far-,cause of lhe f*ct that the district Schuyler Bowen and Andrew A. balanced diet. An Unusual and Unexpected ite doctor believe, her Uijurle, «re cUtloZ ther away. ‘court refused to direct a verdict In Matthews. The other four said to held with the praldenl. I WOODLAND WILL If men and women are to feel It will be a real favor to the parof the defendant, who cem­ . Result Under Drouth not ■crlonw Mr. odd Un Weyer- j. E Bdw.rtU, preMdhw. , Bt*kn#y, *■ *■ Blaka. NOT HAVE BEER HALL well and able to work, if children ents as well as the youngsters if in- tended, firat. that there was no sub­ tlon are: m.n and Mlu Weyerman antlered The hnandal report tor the year are to be healthy, they must have formation is given the city marshal, «tonttal evidence to establish negllConditions ।Inlurlri . !— andJ .L. Tc. . 1,1C nnanciai lor me year sllsht ___ . repori jBBh, injurln M,,1 Ih«» Ur. CralrM Cr.kr. e-«r c»r ___ __ i__ Mw-lnt IU1 durin, u» food enough, and must have the :Harry Thompson, or the sheriff. J Protests Registered by the (Continued on page five) Without a doubt the prevalence was somewhat damaged. I. dama«*d- K. waa ye»r June 1. 1831 to May 31. 193, right kinds of food. of the drouth In Michigan has lortunau, George Leonard. U,at no one ,™ was seriously ,mou„u„8 „ fortunate that Parents and Other it is k reported. Family Food Guide. caused a drop in the amount of new hurt. CLUB APPROVED SWIMapplied for. Sheriff George Leonard, who has Residents insurance written for the Michigan EVERY MEAD—Milk for children, SHERIFF LEONARD Directors elected were: John E. I MING POOL PROJECT Mutual Windstorm Insurance Com­ LOCAL PRODUCTS AT It appears that Woodland te not bread for al). Edwards. Wm. Haywood, Chas. not announced whether WARNS DOG OWNERS pany of this city. However the loss EVERY DAY—Cereal In porridge to have a beer hall as had been an­ Scott, Marion Warner and Alfred a candidate or not. qf business due to that cause was *T puddings; nuddlngs: potatoes; notatocs: tomatoes tomatoesI' . _/—77— ' All Labor for It Will Be FurCHICAGO EXPOSITION Galnder. The officers then chosen nounced. Residents of Woodland or MR)t as large as was anticipated for outside the village, whose children (or oranges) for children, a green Canines Should Be Olonely □ished by the Gov­ candidacy for the republican nmniI the new insurance token for that Viking Sprinklers at Ford are as follows: President. J. E. Ed­ attended the consolidated school, as or yellow vegetable. A fruit or adWatched — One Dog ' wards; Vice-Pres., Wm. Haywood; nation for county clerk. They ar#: ' . , . “ company in the month of May ernment well as many parents living In the dltional vegetable. Milk for all. Supervisor Allan Hyde of John#Exhibits—Lifetime Furni­ Secy.-Trea*.. Willis E. Streeter; village having children In school, two to four times a week ‘ amounted to W.951,000. nearly $9.Had Rabies [ At the Commercial Club meeting towri. chairman of Um board Of su­ Loan Committee, J. E. Edwards. Wm. imw. objected strenuously to a modern —Tomatoes for all. Dried beans and Tills is the time of year when yesterday, the question of a swim­ pervisors. and Clarence Davis, who ture at English Village Haywood. Chas. Scott; Alternates. Under existing conditions, for a peas or peanuts. Eggs (especially dogs begin to get rabies and every ming pool for this city was under Recently young Richard Oroos. Marton Warner. Alfred Galnder and[ । beer hall being set down In Wood­ company in a single month to add (Continued on page eight) land. Such a place Is much worse precaution taken to prevent any consideration. If a way can be almost 49.000.000 to its insurance in aged four, attended the Century of Ir. U Bauer. harm from such animals. found to pay for the materials, the lias been made as a candidal* for Cliarles Strickland. F. L. Bauer, than the old saloon In many re­ farce is conclusive evidence that the Progress Exposition at Chicago tn . spects. Few women would ever think Last week In. Orangeville Twp. a federal government, through the Hie republican nomination far pros­ DWIGHT FISHER WINS . .. ............ . mother. They .,__z had *nd W. R. Craig were appointed with his company has a fine standing in the company of going into saloons of the old dog was killed and the head sent Barry County Welfare Relief Com- ecuting attorney, Attorney A. a ■tote of Michigan and a live bunch just completed the long tour of the I to work out a social betterment fashioned type; but the law permits CITY TENNIS TITLE to Ann Arbor for examination, the mission, will provide the labor, McDonald of thia city. * jf agents out looking after business. great Ford building with a guide. program for this organization, persons of 18 years or over, of eith­ tests showing a pronounced case of > Buch a swimming pool would be a After an assessment is levied on and were leaving through one of I-------- ------- " • " great asset to Hastings. The Club Delton announces that he la a can­ er sex. to go into modern beer par­ Victor Comes Into Perma­ rabies. the entrances when young Dick eviCAMP BEN JOHNSTON policy holders, there Is always a cer­ Sheriff George Leonard warns gave its approval to the proposition didate for the nomination for Bute lors where refreshments arc served dently feeling a very important Item _ .... ,, «rtain percentage w)jo fall to pay the nent Possession of Rotary anyone and everyone who has been and the matter was referred to the TO OPEN ON JULY 25 with the beer. That does not seem .assessment. Last year that percent­ had been overlooked cast his eyes' bitten by a dog within the past two proper committee to cooperate In se- ticket. to be w objectionable with young / Championship Cup age was unusually large. This year, upward and said to the young man. weeks to be on the lookout and take curing this very desirable improvepeople, who thus can easily get their A number of boys from this vi- .first experience in drinking alcoholic / Dwight Fisher won permanent tho Pasteur treatment If necessary, meat. despite conditions, the insurance “Did you notice my grandfather's clnlty are planning to attend one or . possession of the Rotary Tennis cancelled for non-payment of as­ sprinklers?" Children playing with dogs should, — ■ ■■■ The parents of Woodland singles championship cup by defeatThe Ford Building is protected more of the sessions at Camp Bea beverages. . sessments was less than one-third of be watched carefully a.v a protec- POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Ilcan ticket. very sensibly thought they did not what it was a year ago. which shows throughout with the famous Viking Johnston, Sherman lake, near Au- ,wish to send their children to thb ti<m against rabies. ' Your support for my nomination system manufactured In Hastings. gurta, Michigan the first session of , tennis match on the High school that farming conditions must be bet­ this city steps have been taken for Register of Deeds on the Re­ Another uuiuioa Hastings Miuiuuy industry icptvrepre- which ru.wiu wnicn opens Monday, June 25. zo. ac-1 ac-,.Woodland school and have them I tennis courts Sunday afternoon. Tills to Inprevent ter than they were last year. dogs running at large publican ticket in the primary to acquire drinking habits, which the Is the third year In succession that It now looks as If the new insur­ sen led at the exposition is thd: cording to Lloyd Shafer, county modern beer hall encourages, without a muzzle and several have be held on Tuesday. September 11, port office department at Washing® ance written for the Windstorm In­ Grand Rapids Bookcase comjxujy scout executive. This camp is one of',1 Dean Davenport, who was the Fisher has topped the jingles list already been taken care of by the 1934, will be appreciated. surance Company in 1034 would not whose furniture' Is used In the old I the most successful of Ils kind and i representative of Barry county In defeating Becker on two occasions officers^ Adc. Out. 7-4 Vernor Webster, won wide recognition In Scout- 1 and Hammond ejnee, It was a close­ only wipe out the loss caused by English village manor house and on I has which voted for the ly fought match. Fisher's steadiness the stage of the Globe theatre, the im mg .circle,. circles. Mr. Srel.r. Shafer, will divide U>< <l'vMe Iconvention rttunl w ter of any kind, without proper >«ancellation of policies for failure to latter a replica of the famous old hU time between this camp and the ”^ proving the deciding feature. amount of portage attached, W niovhnuu ihah vw ohataarwara tza I... . ... and ! and who who was was the the only only one one in in that that In the Junior singles Horace An­ also make a considerable increase playhouse used by Shakespeare to W. K- Kellogg Camp at Pine lake. body to oppose it. was a leader In gell defeated Irene Jones in the fipresent his plays. The Camp fee is 85.00 for six days This this year in the amount of insur­ fight against having a beer hall and 110 for thirteen days, 50c pay­.[ Die ance in force. Buch a result, under POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. able with registration, balance be­ In that fine village. We congratuEarlier In the week Al Becker and unusual economic and drouth condi­ I wish to aimounce that I am a fore going to camp. Further Infor­[ late the-people of Woodland on their Helen Merson defeated Jake Miller tions. will indeed be a remarkable There have been many laws 4F-U not already correct, especially , good judgment? w achievement. It now looks as if candidate for the nomination for mation can be obtained by calling: 1 In Justice to the man who was go- and Lucille Karmes to win the passed In the last three or four bill, is strictly prohlbtudRepresentative In the state Legis­ the Scout headquarters at the Barry mixed doubles title. exactly that will happen. moratorium provisions of the law lature on tiie Republican ticket County Health Unit office here. j',lpg to put In the beer garden, we In the junior singles Horace An­ years concerning delinquent taxes. cannot be applied If the description POLITICAL Your support at the September pri­ The camping periods are as fol­ 1 wish to say that he showed a splcn- gell defeated Irene Jones in the fi- With these law* the public generally mary will be appreciated. Is unfamiliar. It Is fortunate that ■talk will not accept Incorrect de­ lows: First—June 25 to July 7; did spirit and, after securing his 11­ ' cense, said he would not open such —Adv. If, E11U E. Faulkner. seemed—July 0 to 21; third—Julyy a place contrary to the wishes of Earlier in the week Al Becker and County Treasurer Maus has made a scriptions; therefore the owner ot 23 to August 4; fourth—August 6 to lake this summer. If, there is suf­ LEGION AUXILIARY. ,the residents of Woodland, and is Helen Meraon defeated Jake Miller careful study of.K|. law* governing the property should take WUs mat­ and Lucille Karmes to win the delinquent taxes and.'at the requeat ter up with his supervisor and find ficient enrollment berore jply 15. The regular meeting of the Amer­ 18. Speaking of summer camps. Scout! now'making an effort to get his li­ mixed doubles title. The sum of 85 pays the oort for ican Legion Auxiliary will be held of the Banner, has prepared a con­ out definitely if the description of cense money back from the state. Other finals matches to be played venient summary of them In The his property I# accurate. eight days at that delightful camp. on Thursday evening of this week, executive Shafer reports that 178 this week are the senior and junior form of questions and answers, Any boy who wishes to enroll should and after Ujc meeting a "Fidac- boys attended the first session of THORNAPPLE GARDEN Below are th* questions and anthe special summer camp at Pine doubles scheduled for the high call phone 2453, Mr. Angell's phone, lunch la to be served, n is hoped explain the provisions of the lake and 189 during the second week. CLUB TO MEET HERE school courts Friday afternoon com­ which or the Banner office, phone 2415. there may |je a good attendance. There were many Barry county mencing at 5:00 o'clock. Al Becker law* a* they apply to delinquent HOPE CENTER* * * POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. boys who attended each of these Thursday afternoon of this week and Chet Hodges will play the I hereby wish to announce that I । commencing at 2:00 o'clock the winner of Dwight and Don Fisher Mention should be made that it SCHOOL REUNION., am a Republican candidate for iThomapple Garden Club will meet va. Clarence Charlton and Percy is advisable for taxpayers living At Bowker's Grove, June 30.—Adv. nomination for sheriff of Barry co. HOMEMADE ICE at the CREAM. home of Mrs. ----------------------Marian B. --------Kuempel ------------to decide the senior title delinquent taxes to get In touch al the Sept- primary. Your sup;x>rt DARBY SCHOOL REUNION. At Quimby church Thursday, June. Goodyear to discuss plans for a while Horace Angell and Irene Jones with their supervisor and co­ will be appreciated. At school grounds Saturday. June 28. afternoon and evening to aid in. Barry County Flower Show here on operate with him In getting a de­ (Continued on page three) 30. Pot luck dinner.—Adv. —Out 6-30. Wm. C. Struln. paying for electric lights.—Adv. 6-27. | Aug. 18. scription of their land corrected, If championship. I IUSU Program For First Band Concert SEVENTEJMS I JUNIOR LEAGUE FACTS ING WE FIR WORK 07563631 CASE ■STOBMCO. hods I9.ogg.oog Questions and Answers Pertaining to Delinquent Taxes �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2>, 1M4 PAGE TWO NASHVILLE. of government growing out of our AIRMAIL LETTER complex civilization The people Mr. and Mrs. Reader Hayes. Frank WAS WATERSOAKEO cannot be exi<rt in government, not Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Charley that they lack tntelliience, but they i Houseman of Toledo, spent the week are tco busy with other matter* to Was On Plane Which Ex­ A. J. Herbert is confined to hl*[end wltt> Mr- *nd Mrs. OtUe Lygive the complicated problems of ploded in New York government — due consideration. There home by sickness. । kina. proper consideration to the election X -—-- -------- ------The Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle | junior Dull and Kenneth Baas rtof men who are to represent theimtut.be mtn trained for such work State Last Week a civ meet Thursday, June 28. with'turned Bunday from a week at KelH18 SUBJECT WAS “IMME- people locally and in state and na-lan<l they should have a wnstitu- An airmail letter received by wlll Mrs. Pearl Hull. logg's camp. camp. ency of good followers followers. That u U Mr*. c. P- Lathrop this past week i”?5.'.i tlonal legislatures. As an ideal type ||‘toney ... j ' logg's DJATE FUTURE OF of reprtBentatlve a Krln) remjIK}er Of recent1 Ul0* Philip Hurd, son of Mr. and i Mrs. Frank Hecker. Freida and reonaentatlvc the speaker sugsuit- 1the ‘be imperative need ot of our oui time. gested John Quincy Adams. H4 had He declared that another need tragc<iy |n Ncw york when B|Mrs- R- K. Hurd. U recovering from. Geraldine spent Sunday with Mr. pntOORAOY" served his country as President. now Ls the art of restraint to;paMcnBer;mall pIan fl lng a severe attack of ear trouble. (Hecker at Chelsea. Mrs. Hecker re* After that he was approached by hls|8uard against overloading our gov-lCaUklUl cxpkxlc<1 ln ',ldalr brln- | Homer Warner is recovering ntaely mained for a few days. HtfD GOOD FOLLOWERS fellow citlxens. who asked him to ernment, clogging It with bureaus Jng death to the crew and pawn- from bls recent operation and is Beginning Monday night at eight ADERS represent them in congress. HU Innd commissions which are expen- ’Rero. wwn h> aU (convalescing at hU home on So. o’clock at thc Evangelical church AS WELL AS LEADERS reply was tnat that tney they must miorowwi"'understand and fcCnt by Mra R p 'Hanover St. |the Misses Vemicc Generick. Vio■ ----------.reply ~~'often "•"*" usele** and —■ harmful. ■ The .etter who waJj' Mrs. Victor Hilbert of Woodland.; let Phillip, and Oladkx WaUon of Must Not Overload Govern- that If they selected him he must 'Especially Especially xhou shou d we. In m a democracy. I Wcbb ot Orand I— ..v* his beu Judgment nand .-h .j at old Delns n 1lot of bur- ■ visiting in New York City and in-’nho und*r*cdt be free to use “vold being ruled ruled bv* by^a operation at, Northwestern college, Naperville, ment With Bureaus and apply his honest convictions to ques- caucrats. staad of the 24 hour service expected I ,Pcnno<iJc,?c4p ? mak7 i “re ,w>ld,f,K special meetings. Moti­ ons Ittons coming before congress. If Fortunately the American people was five days in reaching Hastings. I n® n ,nl^c r^?ve’7' Is good day. Get Acquainted Night, League Ik Makes and Bums Oommissions tho'tbey could trust him to do that and -'‘to trained to accept political de- jt waa one o{ tcw it,Ucrg aaI_ • news to her friends. [Night; Tuesday. Community Night; Ita Own Gas Dr. klaurkv Latta, .t hrau v>» u>v ■J nlivei co [believe him sincere and honest In hh itoat. A defeated minority in the vaged and gaveevidence of being , Ur A w• Woodburne gave an ] Wednesday. Church Night; Thursdepartment of history at olivet Col- !Jdesire to promote the welfare of the United tates knows It has nothing [ watersoaked Lights Instantly the S«Mrv interesting talk at the Commercial [day, Sunday School Night; Friday. people, he would be glad to sene to fear from thc majority In the waj-I On the outside of the letter w,< Club, yesterday noon on the sub-fvUltors Night. (Visiting Leagues.; luncheon Monday noon hu urcme- them. •. ■_ He did so for many years. M reprisals. The life and property (the notation. "Delayed al Livingston ‘?ecl Pt‘acc' W« will review It at Sunday. Union Service These was: “The Immediate Future (The recordshows'that his const!a minority are not threatened Manor," the place where thegrcl-‘ length in our next l^suc. young ladles are talented musicians °w^?SHhL»nrtinff the fart that tutents did oio irust “. because •>«--wp* majority|ocm •tutents trust mm. him. wncn When inr|the here, we — accept dent nappeneo. happened. j Dividend checks arc being paid by and zncaken. speakers. jjjat'tutenls trust him. . .for ।[rule —Thn oh .v. — ------------------------1|(__________ |Q)e Freejx>rt Stale Bank to their *ni2i m the Worid <«‘e Thomas B Rred of Maine, The ,r,<nn reason .i.. they have so many ( --------------Arlie Reed, school coach and ^r tL n^ Dw Srid Mfe f« dS "'any in Central and RS MUST FILE [depositors. This should be wcl- scoutmaster many years yvtrr* speaker spcnKv-r of ui the mt house, nwu-v. revolutions ........................... ............. .... — South ,OPERATORS Scoutmaster and and Miss MUs Margaret Margaret mccracyhe declared the fact is " ‘m* ,n *‘ *time ,me when rattr came to ,h the when he he muM must, on on AmPrlca America *' Is because because there there minorities! minorities RATES AND TARIFFS. co,nc ncw? tfic folks who had de- Kellogg of Lakeview were married 1 posit* tn that bank. A total of 32of1-2 . ..handle . .11 ' DOfilt.s in that bank. A total 32 recently 1-2 rm>ntlv at up ...» at Angola, and left tor 1n_ __ that at Die present time democracy account «count of o age age and and health, health give give up iw rnnr 2!'™! I)uc to to inability |naJ>uu to to hand|e aU the per cent has now been paid. ha* its back to the wall fighting for hu wofk ln congress, he addressed “nd property, so they fight back. ubH h . trip to Nfatara Falls. Mr. Reed will tlSr Hfe This b nm tl e lime «’ <«’«’ “» th«- P«’Plp hl'l“nd Uut *nea,u . A“«- under the Gode ^udtiSf 7ndi»Mr. and Mrs. Howard Main arc »again Ba>n uc ot uecreauon be uic Die Manager Manager'of Recreation hr Mr iruheLnente of narttos’ Atstrict, stating that not once-in all toans ought to clwose wisely what try thc £7 the proud parent, of a baby boy at the Sherman Lake Camp for the born on Friday, June 15. weighing. Kellogg Foundation. They were cotuidenitlon of the problems of our congre.w hod he received fronin ^t’J’bat It will not nUcinpL Thz | wUJ ronUnue<J Junr 10 lbs. He will answer to the name week etid guests of Mr. and Mrs of Jerry Allen. Mother and son arc I John Van Deventer uovernment single member of his party in his purpose of government, he said, is ,Mlh 1334 Krvc K . Model No. 941 U U lo «unb-e. hr dhh.lcl criu.tan o! "U «',on «< Tl I MohUalq, .nd °IU.. eoun- doing nicely and "Daddy'' is wear- j Mrs. Leia Roe 1* attending suming a big smile. Congratulations, ’mer school al Kalamazoo. asked "What is the duty of the cltl. .suggesttore, as io what he should do; nomic interests of tiic people, not tlM Arlie Reed, high school couch ami [ Miss Theresa Da use. daughter of He grouped bls reply under as »heir congressman. It was a case[ to chumpton systems of morality. .rhu. accommodntional period Sree headX: Sm he Mid <* the ‘rust,I>K hlm ‘*causr n°r can * *h “f'ly V“! Olir none of the JenaltM or Scoutmaster, was married to MK-‘Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Dnuse, Sr., beAmerican. mu£ culUvate the art of had f*‘th *" h“ lnle«rt‘> and compulsions of the codi? Margaret Kellogg, of Lakeview, at came thc bride of Harold Voelker. We extend you a cordial invita­ being good followers. The lack is “bility. Flnidlv said the sneaker we'must1 AH ,Qr h,re operators must file Angola. Ind. They went to Niagara' youngest son of Mrs. Emma Voelker txr cent <r«i tion to come in and see the new Cole- ' ln< rf(klfnt) not of leaders, but of helpful followThc speaker declared that the old , s^“ktr- * I rate* and tariffs. Those seeking in- Falls and Sandusky on a wedding of Lansing Saturday aftemo.m at man Instant-Gas Ranges for 1934. era; lack of thoughtful consldera- notion that thc people are always L* Jf cs won patience [formation regarding local rates and trip. Mr. Reed will be with the Kel-[two o'clock. Thc cremony took place ttan of plans proposed. Unless that right Is an exploded fallacy. His- IJ"lr*“*; tariffs may have access to the same logg Foiuidation agam this summer. In their newly furnished home on In all the world no stoves like these I sliall be given there is little hope tory proves over and over again i ^nfrantedTus\ tlrepas't for such 8roul)s “ local cartage serving os manager of recreation at [Fernhill Court. Lansing. Ttir Rev hllh. See how they bring New Beauty to the Siierman lake camp.—Battle 's. R. Wurtz, pastor of the Nashville for democracy. We must cultivate that the people have often been Your Kitchen; how they make it and will face us again Thc imporCreek Moon-Journal. j Evangelical church, performed the “sales resistance,'' to fads and fan­ wrong. They need capable, honest hauling—dump truck hauling—ash easy to have Better Cooked Foods Relief'ceremony in the presence w* of the — Thc — .Barry ------ County -------- Welfare ------- ------------- ... cies proposed by dreamers as reme­ leaders, arid need to trust such lead- tank thing 1* for thc citizens of [nauiluK hauling—etc . at neadmiarterx headquarters. to X Solr.ry " nd • ,ew d "* America to be vigilant, to realize ' for Your Table; how they make and dies. The historian realizes that Pennock hospital, friends. The bride's gown was pule What we mast need, said the that eternal vigilance is Die price ,notwithstanding—the code for the I *55 burn their own gas . . . bring you most of these proposals, while novel Industry has not been 'thc provldbig the materials. । pink embroidered organdy and her .s|>eaker, is men trained and quali­ we must pay for liberty, and for a •Trucking real pas cooking service wherever KIST in 2X reaped a£d\ik?3 IThC work h bcU"i M ver>’ bout’uct w“ Plnk Most of them have been tried in fied for leadership in government, fair and Just economic life In tills es-vnUal codes’ w-ilT be enforced “U?yt0!l manner Vid it was The bridesmaid was Miss Esther you live. m ability mm.„ and ...u character, to W>i«~vCT thr rf , men of other countries in the past and mr.. *v«e UA-mselm u> me proWenu .' ‘ Item ta w wteep •» There will be no abandonment ’ nie! n 5 cd ‘ ‘ d 17,0 hop 'f ,ll “ i Association is Dull, of Nashville. Her gown was found wanting. We must approach See the amazing new Band-A! «‘_«L u> nave me cnance to get uw.Dronzc lace. ~ ■to their rights, they usually get thc ,cnfoTcernent of° Stages jgiaa The ......................... bride's brother, DIAL TYPE Blu Burner, one of thc greatest im­ [kind of government they deserve. ,only commencing. । work done in this manner. It could‘Adolph Danse, jf.. was the best SAFETY provements ever made in liquid fuel and that means a rotten govern- ' !not have been done in these times.; man. A luncheon was served fcillowCARBURETOR ment. a vigilant, patient, wide­ PASSING OF GEORGE fond with the limited income of a I mg Ing the ceremony. Mrs. Voelker has lias stoves. See the new Dial Type Safety • 'a,ul w,,h VALVE —8-!...! ._j .... ---. _a kindergarten teacher, awake jieople, not fault-finding but ! ’ HINCHMAN' SUNDAY it, । h° P*lal. vhad not the project been lbeen teacher, having having Carburetor Valve.- See the clear­ reasonable — citizens who criticise | T __ I in by 4he commission. [taught three years in Boyne City blue, smokeless cooking flame. See George L Hinchman, aged 59. । Sunday afternoon as B. R. Reed j and the past four years in Lansing, fairly, with the alm of correcting how these stoves light instantly . .. I wrongs, that is thc need of the hour who had lived his enure life in Bar-, VV1U at worfc jn his drug store, he [Mr. Voelker has been in Uie Lansing | America has a tradition to which ry county, died on Sunday June 17. thought he smelled smoke. Going (post office for four yean} mid is now just like city gas. we must hold. It wa* tersely ex­ at his home here after an illness of tnto the back room of the store it employed at the State building us You’ll like the new modern finishes was mUch mon? notlct-nb,c ■ «> he postal clerk. They left for Chicago pressed by Abraham Lincoln, that “hI U^me son nf Mr n„rt the pleasing color combinations. You’ll ’i . Mr mid Mrs. | turned in an alarm, which called I to attend the World's fair, and will this government must be "a govlike thc concealed fuel tanks on all range | eminent of. by and for thc people'' S? hL* Hlnch“’an- Pioneer residents thc flrt. department. It wax found Impend a few days at n cottage on models . . . tanks that are rust, acid and ...,H o , Uial n w ~ thai li<d bmn . I ^ RC MlcWli , n ’ Thr> uU1 of Baltimore township, both j We should all alm to have it so. and corrosion-proof, because they arc made of ’ to do our duty temperately, fairly. whom died several years ago. put into the furnace in the basement ihome to their many friends after the new patented Everdur metal. You'll be For a number of years. Mr. Hinch­ I had caught fire and live gasses had June 23 at Fernhill Court. Lansing, SEE THE MANY using our best Judgment and ■giving surprised at how easy, safe and cconomif^l proper consideration for the ri|hlj man was engaged in the wool busi­ [exploded forcing the back damper। On Thursday night. Mrs. E. A. these stoves are to operate. * NEW MODELS ncss here and of late years devoted open. This filled thc bxsement with Hannemnn. Mr and Mrs J. C- Furand interests of others. Come in during thia special deidbphis tune to his large farm in Balti­ (islnoke, which continued to pour out(nlss and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. MunVarious types more township. stration. , I I suited to every after the explosion. It was fortu-|ro enjoyed a pot luck supper with NEWS FROM CAMP BAR­ Surviving Is his wife. Mrs. Kittle' nate that the fire was discovered Mr. and Mrs. L. H Cook at Tirorncooking need and RY-AT STUART LAKE. Our Store .. Hinchman as soon as it Was. as the sipokc apple lake. It was Mrs. Cook's birth­ ; Thirty-two boys and twenty­ the Funeral services were held at the . three girls, besides twelve lenders home on So. Hanover St., on Tues­ might have done a lot of damigte in day ' have all helped to make Camp Bar­ day afternoon, lhe Rev. J. A. Mc- McCreery's dry cleaning room* on I Nashville will probably see the ncthc same level, as well as to goods UviUes starting the new bridge ry bigger and better than GET THIS _... . , last , ■year, 'Nully .’uia\ onluuumg officiating. iniermci Interment was1 In the drug store. ' [around July 1st. A tent|>orary bridge NEW RECIPE The Ktnerou. gUU <d dUhe« and ; : A ?on weighing eight pounds and be provided and an improved . BOOK linoleum, and thc new diving board’ Sincere ---------------.. -is extended : sympathy ' four ounces was born on Juno 16 to highway around thc park while the given by Robert Cook ore greatly tthe bereaved ones. Mr. and Mrs. Harold DoXn.*. 901 S. new highway change k> appreciated The jelly donated by : Hanover St., at Pennock hospital. North Main street, cutting across the .Mrs. John Ironside was also grate- ।DEATH OF MRS. AL­ . I He has been named Richard Harold. I। Knoll fair farm to M-14. to avoid the [ fully received. BERT HERNEY TODAY. ---------see --------------dangerous Knoll corner. R Is hoped! o«w dangerous HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2101 | A fine bird house was one of the Mrs. Albert Herney. who has been CONGRESS DID WISELY. | the water main will not have to be |<hc °° [camp contributions from thc boys. Coach Holtforth of Middleville di- in 1 poor health for n long lime.' Congress did wisely in extending . , , . , ____ [pa**cd Pen-deposit thc deposit insurance provision ot L,® ” Wednesday the —la reeling and building mast of it IJ -- - away -- --tills -- morning ------ -— -at tnc insurance provision or | ..— -------------™ -afternoon —••— ~­ ... ,inking ..... . .. law for ftnother ycar :!(lire. Jitiri-l nh -mrer N<> The Epworth League of Middle-|,'ock, WValundergone an thc d‘« Ilf of ILaurel chapter No. it 21 n O F E «8. j ville came over nnd put on the Sun- lu,'f,r‘ll ?u aRt Friday. ,pnd ra|SJng lbe limit of the guaran- sPo,lsor’'d a bridge |>arty and other remained for a visit with their north Rutland, given in honor of I day evening service survived l-.usband,‘ty .■•A.invc for 1W the uiv boys wyo 1I . s',e -' by • 'her . ........ y l0 io gs.ooo. aouvu. instead uisicaa of oi *2.500 ns it K‘uncs Refreshments were served, grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mrs. Sara Burghduf last Sunday, and Mrs Bert Newland spoke to thej ,*'£ daughter?. Mrs. Fred Nowland undcr u ie present law. thc ' u)rWf. aaugntor.'. Nowland under Uie present law. Since There was a large crowd in town Whittemore. .....__ ____ ।__ Each' „of Grand Grand Rapids. R.tnids MrsMr-. Karnid .. . passing u< .1. uriwrn -j___ .. Insurance ... i girls at their vesper service. Haroldnix the of.the the occasion being her 82nd birth-1 me deposit niziuthull- SatI>rday . night .to.. hear ... thc — Wilbur . . . Genevieve and Maxine Erway left "camp attended morning worship nt 'Brockway and Miss Beatrice Herney law •- there ------ has been a complete ... ab- MmmtalnMr* Mountaineers of ru-tin. Battle Creek and Monday morning for it five ‘days’ day. About 54 were present. ol Hastin«. Hastings, t.->ree t.ure grandciuldrcn ..a scncc of bank failures tn thte coun- I the SUMr sugar drawing drawing. I the McCallum ■'church. Rev. Fred ■ 01 I mr. n-manm/.o.) atny nt Stuart lake at the girls’ s’ster, Mrs. L. L- Bensley o.’’Traverse I try. Mr. nr.u and mra. Mrs. gota Scott oi of Kalamazoo i King, pastor. Money to provide mince pies for! [ran the rero«cr Kroger store last wecx week wniiOj~ while camP- • »a» Iran ran ine At thc boys' track meet every boy City, and a brother. Harry Merrickof a school tn Wandswoth., ..._ Maurice and and Homer Homer Erway Erway of of pupils 1 Allegan County Congressional Mr andj Mrs -—j Warner were cn- "Maurice took part in all tlte events, com­ of Hickory Comers. Eng., has been left by a native of No funeral rrrangements have yet committee Joying their vacation. Gpnd —-d Rapids Rapids w;r: were Sunday vUl^; visltore Kensington. peting bi weight classes. Gordon PRESENTS I Mr and Mrs Charle.-, Deller and i at Itoy Erway'p. ICrothcrs won the most points with been made. as Allegan county's candidate for ^IrsfT,5,ul5Tl J1”1 cn,crt«ln* Roy Oaks and family. Lemuel Bob Angell second nnd Bernard An old custom now revived in. DEATH OF EDGAR BRISTOL I,ine Bcneway a close third. the Republican nomination tar from. Ohio. oak.'fw of rautt East ttuiuinu Rutland mm and u-iinu Leomi some parts ol Germany requires that zrepuoncan lor Concon- *n® ;.'-‘Vrelative® ■*—'Z'"——— On j— Bunday •”' ' vraa.v r . a rrnniMii w ll> ..... . . .................................. Edgar Bristol, aged 81. died at his!I gressman Mrs. Florence Fleming is .serving from the Fourth Congres-’ thl ’»•*,cy Ind *??" reunion with Mr. and .ciagget of ui Irving attended me the ।| uniiai bridal cuupii'.i couples on itleaving the church, » u“ ti .......... . — ......... 1 uiKKL* m iiiH iiiii-nui-u as cook for the girls' camp She be­ home near Dowling on Thursday sional District. Clare E. HofTman. Mr Mrs. ’ Allred rea Hanson and ami Mrs. Al- birthday party at Wm. McNutt's of [saw (saw through a log. tneda Marley at Gun lake. gan as cook for Camp Barry 15 having been ill for the past two Mr and Mrs. John Jphnson of years ago. |years. Mr Bristol was well known Battle Creek spent the week end j [ The girls' camp . clc^x closes Fc'™;Friday in his home community, having lived .with their pyrents ’ [morning Come nnd see litem be- on the same farm for 71 years, | Tiie Clover Leaf Club was enter- < fore then. , I He is survived by his wife, two tained Thursday night by Mrs. Ed. < , --------------- « •—--------------[sons, Carl of Baltic Creek and Earl Llebhauser nnd Mrs Norman How [ < BEAR HIM IN MIND. of Lacvy and three daughters. Mrs. . ell. A short business meeting was, < Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 2244*2557 H__ H-nry Jansen, the blind musician Chester Fulker. Scio. N Y. and i held. Thc girb. voted to serve home j , who plays on the streets o( Has- Mr8 l^ton Van Sickle and Mrs Carl made ice cream and cake on Salur-, ’ tings, was born in Germany in 1869 Bowman of Bedford day night. June 30. in thc north part [ 4 He cain^ to the United States In The funeral was held at thc Bris[of the Glasgow store Lovely re- 4 SUNDAY ONLY, JUNE 24 1873. He lost hi* eyesight m 1876 U)1 hom<' Saturday afternoon at two RIB freshments were served. The July lie attended the Lansing School f<.r ><>clock with Interment in the BanEND Lb. 1OC meeting will be held at lhe home of MEATY Lb. the blind tor five years and learned,Ac,d cemetery, [Mrs. Della Bowman with Mrs. Otto the trade of making brooms at ’ • *--------------< I Anderson assisting. which trade hr worked for twentv i PASSING OF FORMER [ Patricia Ani) Fisher has the scar­ w’ars It i* now imixvssiblc to work [ SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT, . let fever. at that trade because brooms arr ■ Hastings people will remember Cartoon—"SODA SQUIRT' and Latest Pathe News ' William Klelnhnns of East Lap­ c^.u'7' -nw.ly made by machinery He now (Addison W. chamberlain, a former Musical Comedy—“ROAMIN' VANDALS" sing was In town Monday. depend* on what people donate on sl*J>crintendent of the city schools a | Roy Brumm and Bruce. Miss the street He wishes to thank ei - number of years ago. before the new 'Phyllis Brumm and Mary Fejghner crybody for what thev nave done tor H‘K>» tohoal building was erected, Adults—20c; 5:00 to t'losing—Adults 25c I were (n Anu Arbor Tliulsdiy to sec him. and al»o ask* that thev bear Mr ChamberlaUi died on SulurMrs. Brumm who is in Univarsity 2}{ lb. pkg. a--' him In mind in the future jda>' hu home in Waterloo. Iowa. iMMlptal. --- »♦ *------------------- He is survived by his widow, a MONDAY and TUESDAY, JUNE 25 and 26 Ronald Bower from Tacoma. HOFFMAN OUT FOR CONGRESS, daughter. Adclyn. and a son, Washington was In town Monday. DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Attorney Clare E Hoffman of I Charles, all of Waterloo, also relaAllegan has announced himself a* a tnc.s in Grand Rapids Hastings who has. for thirty years, and more,'™ candidate lor the republican now.- friends extend sympathy to the be- faithfully and competently served wcsie> worst, in cold­ n. nation tor congress m this congres- reared ones i residents of this vicinity as an at-, I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brumm and sional district There can be no ------------- *'♦ *--------------- torney. He owns, and pay# taxes' children of Fremont spent the week question about hta qualifications He COURT RESUMED Y’ESTERDAY. I upon rpnj estate In St. Joseph. Cass, ' ALSO — with is an outstanding lawyer in western Judge McPeek wound up the work, van Buren. Barry and Allegan■ end cnat ^ “n the latter's tatters parents, parents. Mr. Mr. WARREN WILLIAM Michigan, a good speaker and Jin our circuit court on Wednesday counties and knows something of and | clear-headed, right-thinking man ol last week bccau.se there were no the taxpayers' troubles and. If nom-L Jd\W<^,e U vlsttlnK relative* ALLEN JENKINS MAGNOLIA — _ SHULTZ or We are glad to 5«c such a man enter more cases at that time ready for mated and elected, will give to thc 111 Battlc Creg|tKATHRYN SERGAVA PoundFREEPORT lb. the list as a candidate for nonnna-, trial Court adjourned until Tues- -District and Its interests thc same. GLAKfi cheek ’ton. , i day of this week. There remains curnestnews and singleness of pur-1 Sunday visitant at Fred Otis' «s’. ^JB®sagawss ‘!gM SSS LATEST NEWS- EVENTS Adults 15c: Children 10c Iqur problems with humility and •‘realize that the solution, while pos­ sible. will not be easy. . I Ours is a representative govern­ ment. The Important thing, said ouvnpnn SPMElTfflTIW; ' LOCAL NEWS You Are Invited to a Special DEMONSTRATION ■ ,\ 940 sfuuesf l^^lnstam-Gj The New New Shipment of SHOES 69c All Latest Styles and a variety of colors to match any AS ^7Qc / y Saturday June^23 Goodyear Brothers Hardware Conipany Ironside Shoe Co. Hastings, Michigan* BEEF KETTLE Roasts "■ 10c Pork Loin fllAM TfltAItf Pork Shoulder ROASTS ROASTS 16C CLARK GABLE MYRNA LOY “ Smoked Picnics .b. 15c Cottage Butts 27c 29c Star Bacon Young Beef Liver 2 25c Pig Pork Liver 10c OLEO IOC Lard Lemons 300 Size Mayonnaise “MEN IM U/UHT'" mtll IN Will It ™ 2““’TORCH SINGER" BUTTER d® BEDSIDE" 35c ■l“ 39c rm. 23c NORMA SHEARER «26 ------------- > with ROBERT MONTGOMERY XOC WED., THURS. and FRI„ June 27, 28 and 29 lb. carton Feldpausch Market £2 fog We Deliver Telephone 2272 Wq/cA tor Our A-G Handbill Friday a milk truck backed out of a drivedriveThe yearly meeting of thc Hos-1 “ind G°° Harlhc>' ‘Uld *de of Haswaydwo and one-h.lt miles east of mer Cemetery Circle will ^ret.at a^u^.t’ial^im^E^ m? I • Mulliken on M-50 and the Smith the Hosmer schoolhouse Friday eve- Lrfta aiid ^Sni ttS’MriS n^er f0*1’1 .E™a>: “nd BllHc Newland car hit it The Smith car washing June 22 at 8 o'clock. A good । "lun,ed ,Sun.da> fr«« a »«k« wrecked and th" driver was taken to attendance is desired as there will j, claims the honor of fumiahlne1 c^3' M' C’ Camp ai ,Mulhken for first aid and then to [be election of officers and ether ,urntohto«,lake Pennock fiincerelv voura It, L?*e11 alK1 'Pennock fee cream Kineerwi,v™ir< and Katie Whittemore and Pcnhock hotipital. hospital. He suffered frac-1 buxines*, buxines*. Jcc greain will be bi1 served tare* of one leg and several ribs. id bring along your cake. By order, Ai teoot ^vanity Coheres ! “ 4fof« Pranshka left Saturday for ture* of one leg and several ribs. *“*----- ------------------ *“ **----------- --------------------of cemetery board. I L a trip to the "Century ot Progrcw." < HOLINESS UNION. I ——«>» | sl0,uU Committee. | Robert McGtocklte. wife, and son < The June meeting of the Holiness HONORED BERNIE MORE. E4»'y C. Reid. 62 years publisher and Uxil* Havens of Hastings were r, Union will be held Thursday of this E. B. More, well known in ihls[or l,’c Allegan Oaxclte. President. I Sunday visitors at Forrest Havens*. I week at lhe Wesleyan Methodist city as "Bernft" More, who gradual-1 Douglas E. Alcock, Editor, Allegan They ail spent the P. M. al Cun ’ [church. lake, church. Business Business meeting meeting at at 7:00 7:00 fed 'id from from our our schools, schools, has has agAtn agdtn been been News. News. Publicity Publicity Manager-Treasurer: Manager-Treasurer; [lake. followed by the service nt 7 30. Rev. [chosen a member of the Marshall. D’- Herman E. Krcager. Kaugatuck,, 1I Dolores and Annita McGlocklln of. < I Hastings returned home Sunday j < Minard Lewis of Frec;x|rt will speak. Mich . school board He is now the! Secretary —Political Adv. [after spending wvcrai several dajs with L Come and enjoy it withuis. Wm. C. president of that body, and has ■ • • •--------------;« hct op<-nuu>« aayw wn'it ream! Barents here. here Gearhart. Secy. been for several years ' The world’s arrowroot xupply their grandparents - ---------------------- ------------------------ t 'comes from St Vincent Island 1 Mrs. Cleo Brown and children and ’ The world s largest canning city b MARRIAGE ULEN8E8. (West Indie*); it sends out about 3,- ■ Katie Whittemore' of Hickory Cor- , 4 the honor claimed by Kltchikan. Paul Ourrad. Caledonia-.-19 oOOfiQO pounds of that herb annual-'ners, called on relative* hare la*t[< 1^“(Ruth J. Brog. Middleville ...18^. [week, Junior, Kenneth and 'Lotah ‘Also All Star Comedy—“NEXT WEEK END" LATEST PATHE NEWS Adults 2Jc; Children l»t SAT. ONLY, June 30—Double Feature Attraction JAMES D U44 N CLAIRE TREVOR HOLD THAT GIRL! I’M!!* The lighting Ranger PARAMOUNT NEWS EVENTS First Show 3 P. M. Come Early! Adults 15c; Children Its �THE HASTINGS BAKKER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Questions and Answers Pertaining to Delinquent Taxes RAMBY’S RESORT AT CROOKED 10, 1934 ,,lh “* ““ Mrs. Ruth Springer of Hastings Ing to his work at the W. K. Kellogg HINDS CORNERS. called on Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gra­ plant in Battle Creek and in trying Mrs. Bump returned to her homo ham Monday. <Uy -----------। Uy of Battle Creek creek spent Sunday Mr and Mr. ” 1 Mrs. Chas. Harrington to adjust the windshield his hand in Hastings Sunday after spending week with her daughter. Mrs. WUl ited I Ha* Many Attraction* to Of- lST12*n< rllh Mr and •««> ......... »<mUy ----------- attended thc Nazarenc went through the glass resulting in aMoore. — (Continued from page one) ~ . . . iKV?‘ _ . ' church nt az bNashville Sunday. Made­ the lacerations. fer Resorters and. — Tourist* I Mrs. Frank Hawblltx spent Bunday nlng. Robert Holley of Kalamacoo and — line Culp filled the pulpit in Uie 1M2. together with any reassessed menta or must I pay the entire The Children's day was observed Robert Bryans of Hastings spent tewts i morning and Will Troxwell in the at Vary Moderate Prieee texes of 1931 and prior years, reas- amount at one time? • _ (evening aervice. They both rendered Sunday morning at Assyria Center. ““M either in 1932 or 1933. and C. E. Itemby of Kalamasoo, has1 — - A large attendance and good offerMarshall was a very fine sermons and in Uie spirit, A.—The county treasurer's office ts Mrs. Vldn Phillips of Hastings •hall also Include taxes of 1931 or glad purchased the Baker Hotel and Re- week pastor i. is taking two'weeks'. eek end guest? guests of his parents. Barents. Mr. Mr The . ---------__ __a ..... to co-operate with any tax­ «rt spent Sunday with her son, Mr. .1 crooked lake and h.. put it ’£.rshal1. ™ “ lWQ *«*> prior years which have not as yet Mrs. Mabel Van Aukcn Is caring and Mrs Burrell Phillipa. been ordered reassessed by Uie board payer by accepting partial payments If you wish to pay this by a series In first class shape by remodeling \pJJJ Llurday Vith Mr aixf m£I Ml” Doroth>’ Mead of Newaygo is Mrs. Mary Payne and daughter, of supervisors, and shall also include of for her daughter. Mrs. Maxine Stan­ paymenu, they wlU assist you by and redecorating. Very reasonable claud Reid near Bedford the texes appearing on the charge­ spending port of her vacation with nard. who Is ill at the home of Iter Arloa. of Hastings called on Mrs. Friday night WM MU Mtti there being several from I C. N. Tobias Wednesday. back list of 1934—within the aro- arranging a schedule of pay menu. sister. Mrs. cleila Shepard of Bat ­ Q —Are 1933 taxes affected by the He has plenty of good boats to few days at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Colvin of Hastings Creek and Hasting* present, summer tle Creek. . above mentioned Act 11. delinquent rent, an well as a number of cot- Bldepnan. _ , school. . spent the week end with thalr e-yone enjoyed a good time M corrected. Melbourne Shepard, son of Mr. daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Warren all enjoyed the tint muak. W« Alfred Noem nnd family of Chi­ Act 21. P. A- Extra Session. 1934. In »11.60. which we think wax A»ZAct 11 °ne adopted by the. prices. Read his advertisement In cago spent Sunday at their cottage and Mrs. Lynn Shepard formerly of Brogan and family. provides. In substance, that taxesi' MORGAN. Assyria Center and bride'called at Mr. and Mrs W. o. Tobias and there being a Father and Bon here. # of 1933, If paid before November 1. 1934“eglslaturr. which permits thej this issue for further particulars. Otto Van Sickle of Lansing is the home of his uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Keel Tobias and chil­ quel at Hendershott the same 1934. may be paid with a collection• amortisation of delinquent taxes off DEATH OF CHAS. H. GORDON. spending a port of his vacation with Mrs. Sophie Mead and Forrest had Uvant Wlm yrc. umn McIntyre. Both are are empiv,employ- dren visited Mr. and Mrs. Lyle To­ nlng. We will have another , 1932 and prior years over an extend ­ fee of 3%, and no charge U to be his fatlH-r- and grandparents, Mr. the pleasure of being present at the ices ut Kellogg Inn. Buttle Creek, When the late Dr. Samuel Dickie — month. You will sec th* adv. ; bias in BalUe Creek Bunday. ed pYriod of ten years, it cancels’ made for Interest. well attended Mead reunion held at Mr. and Mrs C.%. Russell enter­ J was superintendent of schools In ] “*id Mrs. Wm. Van Sickle. Frank Tobias and friend of Nash­ Q —How much longer may I pay lhe tax sale of 1934 and permits Uie; Hastings, a little time before the j Mr. and Mrs. Bert Phillips of Gull lake June 16th. A good time Mined Mr. and Mrs. Howard Woods ville called on' his brother. Mr. and 1933 taxes without interest or ix?nal- payment of these taxes any time be­' first class graduated from th* Grand Rapids spent lhe week end and bountiful dinner was enjoyed by and daughters. Fern and Leota. C. fore September 1. 1935, without in­ ty being added? “nIH. Woods, and R J. Lucas all of day afternoon. — Stuart ------ rDraper. '-------,, ‘ ,7", . t tne common people *r« terest or penalty It provides for; high school which was organ- with Mr. and •Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bush anrl iprtlcrTeqR ARdVRiA Assyria, and Mr. Wesley Russell of Loyd Cool of Clarksville spent payment by Installments of one- ized by Dr. Dickie, the writer »kua..k7i.^ i : Battle Creek on Sunday. The event date on which 1933 texes' may be tenth each year, the first payment remembers seeing a modest, un- Sunday with Bernard Draper. 8und>y *‘lh MUsl 'Hie firxt woman anMor ta the Lisle Strickland had Uie mlsforbeing the birthdays of Mrs Woods Phillips. I United States was Mrs RrQvwn am* paid without Interest or penalty. The Webb reunion was held at tune to sever three cords in the back H-rn and Loretta Russell. Refresh­ Susie being due before September 1, 1935.■ assuming young fellow enter Uie Mr and Mr. Frank Golden and 'ton of Georgia, whS SSStS high school room one day—a new the Lake house resort Sunday. Q —How much interest and penal­ Q—Do I have to make applica­ er has hand recently. He was drtv- Tnents were served tn the afternoon. family visited his sister, Mr. and was ^poorary " "'•J ty will be added on 1933 taxes after tion to come under the terms of this scholar. He was "Charlie" Gordon. i He lived on a form south of Mid­ November 1. 1934? bill? dleville and came to Hastings be­ A.—The law provides that a 4 per A.—No. Any taxes of 1931 or prior cause this city then hud the only orcent penalty or collection charge years are automatically brought uij- ganzed high school m Uie county. shall be made, plus Interest at the der its provisions. He was a studious fellow who seem­ rate of three-quarters of one per Q —Must the 1933 taxes be paid to, cd to know exactly whet he was cent per month from March 1. 1934. take odvantage of Act 11? after. One never saw him roqmlng Thus the charge made in November, A,—No. Il is advisable to pay lhe around the streets nor idling away 1934 will be i pr cent plus Interest his time. He loved books and was for 9 months or 6 3/4'5. making a 1933 taxes before November 1. 1934 a real student. total of 10 3/4'5- to be added, and but the fact Uiat 1933 taxes are un­ ‘ Prom Hastings he went to Albion 3/4% will be added for each month paid does not prevent the taxpayer College, graduating from that in­ after October 31. that the tex is un­ from receiving relief. stitution with honor. He established paid. Q—When may I pay lhe first in­ the first college paper, "The Pleiad." Q —When will unpaid 1933 taxes stallment of 1932 or previous taxes while he was Uiere, more than fifty under this set? years ngo. A.—Any installment or Install­ After conipleUng his course at Al­ A—At Uie 1039 annual tax sale on ments may be paid before Septem­ bion he attended lhe University of the first Tuesday in May. ber 1. 1935 without interest. Unless Chicago and later went to the Uni­ Q —“I owe. 1930,1031,1032 and 1933 Uie first payment Is paid by that versity of Heidelberg, Germany. He tnxea. Which should I pay first?" date, the taxes go to sale (n May. first taught in high schools and A.—The 1033 taxes should be paid 1936 Installments may be paid at later In colleges. The last work he first. Under the new laws affecting any Ume before the due date. did before retiring was to have delinquent taxes, a longer period of the department of geology Q —What Interest do I have to charge 1 of time with lower interest rates Is pay under this plan? In thc Tennessee State University. granted on Uie taxes of 1032 and A—No interest is collected on ony JHu filled that jwsltlon for many prior years. years, retiring only a short time ago. Q—When must 1932 and prior Installments paid before September 'He was not only an instructor, but years' taxes be paid to escape Inter­ 1. 1935. After that date they bear ।an author, always specializing In Interest at the rate of 4*t per an- .g-ology. est and penalty? num. Dr. Gordon had recently made A.—Tuxes of 1932 and prior years Q—May I pay all Installments In nls home at Bradenton. Florida, and may be paid any time before Sep­ tember 1. 1935 without Interest or one or two years, instead of spread­ died nt ids home there on Tuesday I ing lhe tax over a 10 year period? penalty. of last week, after n lingering ill­ —You may pay the Installments ness. He was 77 years, of age. Ho Q —May I pay my taxes In Install - asA.far New arrivals .. . dozen of pairs in glisten­ In advance os you wish, thus is survived by his widow and three saving yourself Interest. daughters. Th- body was brought ing white kidakin! Cool, light and comfor­ Q—"I have’an unrecorded war­ •o Middleville for burial. table. Choose from seamless operas, eye­ ranty deed on which the 1933 and MIDDLEVILLE. IB prior years' taxes are unpaid. Does let ties, step-in pumps. Spanish or Conti­ A card party Friday under the this new law permit this deed to be auspices of the O. E 8. was held at nent! heels. Smooth-fitting s.xea 3 to 9. recorded?" thc village hall. Some beautiful A—Previously. in order to record a bouquets were given as prlzea. warranty deed. It was necessary to A daughter took up her residence obtain a tax certificate which certi­ with Mr. and Mrs. Ball on Sherman fied that there were no delinquent street early last Monday A. M. At taxes on the property covered by lhe last reports all were doing fine. deed. Act 11 Public Acta Extra Ses-' Miss Lx>ttle Howard celebrated her I slon. 1934. however, states that taxes 88th birthday at her Sherman street j [of 1932 and prior years are not to be home on June 14th. by having the 1. considered as delinquent since under Baptist Aid Society meeting in the | this law they Will not be due until P. M nt which light ref resit menu .September, 1935. Therefore. In the were brought In by the ladles and 'case mentioned In the question served following the meeting. Some , above, it would be necessary for the of her neighbors remembered her j1 1983 tax lf> tmUi ln in,o^ nrifrr rfrr.ULrref' »“h sonir clothing which was much cord Uie deed, but the 1832 and prior. appreciated, she has lived in this | years tax need not be paid, but any community for many years and has Two-atrap models—the ideal summer shoo unpaid taxes should be stated In thc the love nnd respect of all. deed. Mrs. Charles Baughman was de­ for kiddies of all ages! Stitchdown'cortlivering milk as usual the other atruetion means no stiffness !w They’ve SUDDEN DEATH. morning and when turning onto Adolph Muehlbeck, age 66, whose Grand Rapids street from Main St., double markless composition soles. Per­ home was al 1410 Mullanr street, a car driving west collided with her forated vamp. Choose from brown-. ’ Detroit, died •suddenly Friday fore­ and she wax rendered unconscious noon at the home of his daughter. Aid was quickly rendered and at 'or smoked elk. Live rubber hcets. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred' Bucher, who last reports she was Improving, al­ illve on Hastings, Route 6 He had though badly bruised. No bones been stopping a little time at his were broken. Women’s dir-cooled Mesh {daughter's. Friday forenoon he Ozro Root, who Is working in Chi­ Women’s White and Blue 'came in from the yard, dropped into cago. III., arrived Saturday to visit | it chair saying Uiat he had an at- his family for a few days. jtock of indigestion. In ten mlnVur Adams recently sold some In white , , i [utes he expired. Dr. Adrounle as cattle he had been feeding to a lo­ Built to lest severd sessonst coroner, did not think that an in­ cal buyer, one steer about 1« months quest was necessary as it was ap- old weighed 990 lbs. A fine one for | parent that he had died from heart his age. He hod t been a perfect trouble. The remains were taken to feeder and will sure make some good Detroit Saturday for burial. < eating. For loungirgy, sports and all-summer Strap model—as pictured! Servie*. A fine rain visited these parts wear. Light, cooL Sporty-looking I able cemented construction. Cool cloth LOSES CAR IN CHICAGO. Bunday night and Monday A. M. Latex (rubber) treated for longer u.'per with eut-oot vamp. Sola and An automobile belonging to H. J. which will be much appreciated by wear. Vulcanised crepe rubber soles heels of Newtax"—a markloM eoiHart, agriculture teacher at the Lake all. While we need a quantity of and boels. Soap and water cleans 'em 1 ton and rubber compoeitloa. te 1 Odessa high school, was stolen In rain to wet up old mother earth this Chicago while Mr. Hart was at thc kind a shower does a world of good. Century ol Progress exposition with Visitors st the d. D. Whitmore a group of local high school pupils home on Bunday were, C. E. Storrs No trace of thc car has been found. and family and O. O. Stricklen and Mr. Hart and his passengers were family of Grand Rnpids. and their returned to their homes by others son Charles H.. and lady friend of Muskegon. of lhe party. ‘ Thomas Gillette took a vacation CAUSED NO DAMAGE. Thursday and after looking around Wednesday afternoon Are was dis­ for a good auto relumed home with covered in a pile of sawdust and a second hand one. This will en­ refuse in the rear of lhe Manufac­ able him to get back and forth to his turing Company plant on E. Thom |XMt office job without assistance. street. Tire department was called out and subdued thc flames. There SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. was no damage caused by the fire. Ray Conklin and Emelena Covey Just ini The snappiest styles in white or of Union City spent Sunday with the If cost is any indication of qual­ former's mother. Mrs. Frank Norton pastel pique you’ll see for a long time to ity, American local government and family. , 'should be the best In Uie world.— come! Big brims and small brims; Jean Mrs. Lulu Gray received word of । Louisville Times. the arrival of a baby daughter at Nedra styled. Buy now... they’re new and the home of her sori. Harold and fresh, and you’ll have the whole long sum­ wife, June 12. The little miss will answer to the name of Donna Heide. mer to wear and enjoy them! 98c. Mrs. Lulu Gray entertained her son. Leon Gray, and family of West Vermontville Sunday. Mrs. Anna Cheeseman returned home Sunday after spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Bump, at Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliston of West Vermontville spent Saturday night at Frank Norton's. Mr. and Mrs. Harve Cheeseman and family attended the Children's day services at Uie North Evangel­ ical church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hkrve Oheesman and family spent Saturday evening at Harold Gray's in East Assyria. , A handy size for a complexion towel! Men Norman and CShas, Cobb spent the week end with their mother at’ like them for shaving! 18x37 Inch, with BaXUe Creek. fast-color borders in blue, pink, gold or Mrs. Lulu Gray will entertain the Birthday club Friday. June 22. green. Easy to handle in laundering, so Saved! Because Penney’s Said - All Silk Women’s and Misses WHITE FLAT CREPE Deluxe SHOES 50c »<■ Gum Rubber Men’* Bathing Caps MICHIGAN CENTRAL 25c CHICAGO’S j WORLD’S FAIR Kiddies’ BAREFOOT 5 for Sandals Boys' Fancy Men’* and Boy*’ SPORT BELTS Summer 25c Summer Oxford* 98c Women ’* Rayon Panty 25c 69c Price Big or Small, Pique is O.K. New HATS V 5Oc Cotton Slip "Those Delicious Sweet Pickles PARAMOUNT Raised in Barry County — Sold by Local Grocers — No finer product sold — Qrder Paramount Today I Hirsch Bros. & Company LOCAL Beach Sandal* Wiping Cloths 3 yd. length* 10c Ladies' Michigan Central A Remnant* INDUSTRY 39c Cheerful Cretonne* Soft, Absorbent! Terry Weave TOWELS Men ’* All Wool HIGHWpl Father's day guesu at Mr. and Mrs. Worth Green's were, Mr. and Mrs. curt Marshall of Uie Branch district and Earl Manhall of Mar­ shall and Mr. and Mrs. ’ George Green. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hecker and daughter. Juan Patricia, and Miss Laura Francisco and Perry and Jack Francisco of Hastings spent IOC Sleeveless Red and Blue Sweater Hdk«. you can use plenty of fresh, ones all the time! Get them by the dozen ... NOW! HASTING* �TUB HASTINGS MANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNK M, 1K4 WEEKS CORNERS. shott. Florence Glasgow, Ruth Lake, iceived word from Uielr eon. RuzkII, Nora Matthews. 'that he ha* been tn New York City James Baker of Irving and hb to visit Loren Oarllnger of the u. tended thc Webb reunion at Thorn­ it off until Jhunctay. June 33. His shier, Miss Verda, want to Ohio ,8. Navy fleet, U. 8. Maryland. Lor- apple lake SundayThe Wheat Crop. last week in response to a telegram i Mrs. West and Hasel and Frank announcing the death of their sis­ High school. Smallest ln Years. are spending their summer vacation go with him and will visit Mrs. J. A. Reuth while there. ter. They are student* at the High Stanley Willett* of Concord spent kt their farm home. Famine Averted. —end with lhe home folks TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. *. school and they wood have gradual- 1the week Mrs. Chlo Hendershott and son NORTH HOPE. SKVKNTT N1XTH YKAB «• the world Friendly Diplomacy. I Mr. and Mrs. George Gammage <-d this term had II not been for this' here. Mr. aii(l Mrs Chester Willetts of Hastings. Mrs Emma Wood nnd Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wataon of affliction. , nntJ children of Lansing were Sun­ daughter and their mother. Mrs. _________________ 'in Gennaay. Italy and the NetherDetroit, who hive been «i»cndlug — Miller and Mrs. Jahn •_»— | Hny <1 Jt According t^> thc United States IBnd :xMU- Clayton and Roos, of Mrs. Henry day guests. [ Ciiatham. Ontario, who have been Beach, of the Hendershott district Bureau of Agriculture, a uu,ler The house ................................................... •*-and ---- --Mrs. Cameron McIntyre visited Mrs. Irene Dickerson Thursguests of Mr. and Mrs. Hickman of. Battle Creek were —. Mr. Uje same risk as in the United Ous Peake, relumed home Sunday. attendance at — the funeral _2 _2 of ‘their land Norman of Quimby and Mrs.1 * Slates; in England about twice the wheat crop of about 400.000.000. wTlham Giunmn^~and"famlTy. Mr. sister. Mrs. Jane Hodges. Mrs. John Anna DeVine were Sunday guests of bushels Is forecast; this represents and Mrs. Ross Johnson. Mr. and Wayne Armour spent the week nighl and Sunday wttt) Oeorgfo. E. Hodges of Big Rapids. Mr*. PhoeMr. and Mrs. Merritt Meade, end >t his home In Hastings. n drop of some 61.000.000 bushels Mrs. JTcd Ogden, and Mr. qnd Mr». ba Bright of Lumbertown, and Mias' "" Ill ■■ Havens and family al Southwest — ... ' Mrs. Oay Skinner came to the IX BARRY OOWNTY BlXtMONTHS so« ,flvc times the risk. Air travel has Mr. and Mrs Myron Mazon ot Ida Miller of Springfield. Mo., all home of Mr, and Mrs. Will Hyde Cedar Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hart and relatives of the deceased, were also |Monday and will stay till after the Ritchie and Bernard of Kalama­ IX BAHBY OUVKTY. THUtK months MONTHS a long wny to bt orc can np ago and indicates the extent to day proach the safety of ground trans, . ■ Fourth of July. Her daughter. Miss zoo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. daughter spent Sunday with Mr. which thc drouth haa cut Into nor- ] MLm Natalie Caln. Miss Josephine present; nnd Mrs. t*errls Brown and daugh-. OUTaifiE BAHRY COUNTY’. SINK. nnrr Gay Sklnher. has entered Butter­ Lyle Dickerson and Jeane. mal production. Even so. thi* wri-1 Burnett and MJsz Margaret Colwell YBAR IN APVANCi»1.50 ter al Prairieville. . worth hospital in Grand Rapids to Francis Thomas, who Is working Mr and Mrs. Otto Pranshka and u.. । take q. nurse's training course and at Leslie Dickerson's, spent the :.eo RISKY BUSINESS. family, in company with Mr. and winter wheat last year by some 50.. ... ... „ Qsiv.ru Morra »ut m u» week end al his home in Hastings. — j Confession of Loub Ketchman to _____ Mrs. Lewis Ferguson of Kalamazoo, Kellogg camp this summer. Mrs. Lyle Dickerson accompanied sjjent Sunday at Kellogg's camp al ADVKKTIBINO RATES. (the murder of John J. Simons of gtwiHy rOm 1the * winter wheat vest ’f fIMS tntcr * he‘»t har the day <Friday > at Uie Hastings In a letter posted from Green Bay. Dorothy Potter is in Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Armour and Pine lake, bringing their son. Rob­ DUpUr *4t«rtl*ik< r.iM •■> ; Grand Rapids should serve as an* Wisconsm. a writer, who signj him-'lhls weck visiting her uncle. Alfred Mrs. Garner Hampton of Hastings ert. home, who has been spending It is Un- spring wheat yield, how- i ur iuiu Mr*. clarence Hyatt re ­ =°< other warning to motorists that it. seems very! Higdon, to Battle Creek Monday P. M. to the past week there. viiucnti* ,u>as; .sen .as <v>. Eric rjic Norberg, notuviK. ..... <*™s ”----- and family. ever, which reflect.* most accurateb Dr ”at* re- self . Mrx — — turned to Joliet. Hl.. Saturday and much Incensed. .to ... think lhe Banner| "Y5- Werhin Herbie Wile. wncox-------spent wed- attend tile funeral of their uncle. ia Isn't wise to pick up strangers hitch Im* u*u -Sc k*<» llu’ extent of thc dyouth. No offl- will remove soon to their new home doubted his story of seeing a sca,*1C4daJ' in Hastings with Mrs. Clyde Sid Armour. Burial was at thc Ce­ HrliM. Na u1z.ni* tIw rmrl Rimnn* 1-. rd. ‘ hiking along the toad. Simons 15 cm) estimate has yet been made LOWER CROOKED LAKE. ■fur* roaci* ... Grand Haven. ■... l.. i-’ Hendershott. ।in 'monster ui „.... Gun i' lake. The letter isj ,,S2dcr?!V>4’ dar Creek cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Zimmer­ la Mtnunua and on]}. onc nu4ny wjjo have paid but the dc|Mirtmeni places the conMr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Dickerson Rcv_ Wilfred Lindsay of Wapako- os follows with dashes indicating uT‘>C»< M*“nnry .®<>S.l,l’l1y w . C?1 r mi-rUcr* aiu b< dearly for their generosity. Probably ditlon of spring wheat at 413, which neta. Ohio, came Monday to attend certain words omitted which might j"*] Mra- Norn McClelland Wed- were Battle Creek shoppers Satur­ man and children. Gloria nnd Frahk. J., from 6t. Paul. Minn., arc day evening. thc commencement exercises, his not bear printing. H Mr. Norberg Ls n™ay' Oblluarr, nutic the week at Chris Zlmra will tahini Mrs. Ella Dickerson -Is visiting ■pending Miss Ruth Lindsay, being .willing to take oath and give tcstl«nd Mrs. Herbie Wilcox were merman'n. Bunday visitors there Uf «ua.lhe fellow you sec thumbing (or a damage to the spring crop«comcs daughter. ' one of the graduates. Rev. aiid MTs:|mbhy before a JiiiyThil he actually „,K,a{, , Mr nnd "*rs- Mrs. EUlalic Lilts of the Bunnell were, Paul Zimmerman and fam­ rtde may be perfectly harmless— later on hi the year nnd only once ,Lindsay ore packing their goods [saw this creature of his Imagination. I vem Haw'blltz of Hlghbank. Mr. district ily of Lawton. Frad Shuts and fam­ di I.* t>ubiMbr4 an 'an unemployed man or boy attempt- before has any lower condition been preparatory , to moving to their new we would like to be present to hear ] “’’d Mr? Am08 Wenger were guests ily of Mattawan and Jay Herrlngat any time Uns season j;ijiome soon. also. EAST WALL LAKE |the story; especially with Will Rog- (there lnere a “°’ ing to get somewhere; or a young­ estimated and family of Grant. Since this government bulletin |' 1 Miss Evelyn Day of Lansing spent AND VICINITY. ster out for an Inexpensive tour ot was issued there have been rains In । Mrs. O A- Burgess and Misses ers to conduct the cross examination. ,Sunday with her rnolber and sisMrs. Clarence Hammond of Has­ Ruth Robson, Jean Barm*. Anne I The letter is reproduced herewith: 1 the state—but lhe hundredth one the wdrouth-stricken .__—------------ regions, „.. w .. I^c Reynolds, wife and two sons. tings spent Tuesday nt Frank and It B Burton. Fem White. Kate Sibley.1 • ters and Miss Dora relumed with Green Bay. Wls.. her Sunday evening to spend lhe Muri nnd Russell, of Cressey and Roush's. may be a bad<haracter who Is ask­ Marguerite Helmanspcrgcr and M«Hostings Banner: Miss Solomon ot Richland visited big for a ride In order to get a will be considerably revised when• bel Sisson enjoyed a house party at I have just read article in MilwauE D. Reynolds Sunday. finally issued. At present, however. chance to rob yoq Picking up tjJC government estimates that the the Lahr cottage at Wall lake over kce paper which copy article in your Mrs. Sprague of Toledo. Ohio, who week end. paper about big snake I sre in Gun MILO. ,came to her cottage for a few days’ CONCERNING MONSTERS. strangers Is a risky business these . pring crop may fall 75.000.000 bush- the Floyd Brown. Lisle McArthur and lake Sunday Prof. C. M. Jansky, Mrs. Jansky istay. Intends going to Europe soon. Waters Clothes Shop days. *’ls be>ow la>t >«*’■• which would Robert Brown are spending thc week I suppose it Ls big Joke to you but it and their two daughters. Misses Hel­ . Mention of the Oun lake Sea • bring total production to thc smallClifford Kahler and wife visited near Grayling fishing. f was not big joke to me. 1 tell you 1 en and Mary, from Madison. Wb.. Vnl Buckhams west of Kalamazoo Savenr win r«.u u> m u>» any year since 1693 GOOD POLITICS. um sfill shivering like ever. When I fttopjx'd over night Thursday with Friday. "old timers'' here the Carter snake OOOD 1ICS , Something or other was demon­ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY get to Rockf ord. Illinois, 1 go sec my their sister. Mr. und Mrs. H. J. C. F. Vrceland and wife of Te­ Just what effect this short crop score which caused much heated dis­ strated by Governor Comstock’s dis- .•ill have on wheat*. prices .......... is u....CarejiMtatondi W it Cook,W it lawyer to sec If a man cm get Flower, and Bernice, on their way •cumseh spent Wednesday nt their dlfflcussion more than two decades ago; scared by a big snake like that und missal of Judge Arthur J. Lacy from cult io determine We still have n j Jondcsoh and Clem Foster made an then have paper laugh at him. to Ann Arbor to attend a class re- ।cottage. will recall to a more limited groupp a position on the state bonking ad- carryover of some 15C.OOO.OOO ------ :------ --bush . ­ I auto trip through southern Michigan . ..r— ’ .—--T-|“nicn of Civil Engineers and Alunuii Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen nnd Laugh at him and call iilpv maybe banquet Ht the University. Mr. ■children were visitors nt Clifford the Joyous "snake hunu" lead byy vuory committee Just what is n ,a^ovc.l,,,?nnn?’ AI9’OUKjl h1**1 and northern Indiana Friday. Mrs. L. A. Eaton returned Mitnday drunk, and Hilda tote Hlldu Is my Jansky graduated with thc class of Kahler's Sunday evening. Sylvester Oreusel—no snake was .. . .. . , of this will be absorbed during the omslon The vtalnbtn.ua> «t Uw „„nl 0, th* rlM. from Bay City, where she attended . I0<M Ttiey relumed to the Flower Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kahler en­ ever found on the expeditions but I- was by! Jiome »»»!«.; Saturday kiiiu evening. On Sunday icruiinca ----- sitting —.b, uuounuu) tertained Mr. ana nnd Mrs. joc Joe Stenger Lansing must have known for many of price in wheal will be governed thc Bl-ennial Review ol the Mac-' Well 'yx>u know ••finds" of a more liquid and enjoy­ months how much Mr. Lacy was re- by crop conditions in foreign coun­ cabers, as a dcieaatc from Barry lake and eating and my family and relatives 10 the number of 20 had and family of Milo Sunday, all ot a sudden ’ nV Jw Magnus. together to meet these Mr. — ooy Magnus ( dinner w county.and Mrs Walter Jaunpman able nature were Inevitably un;;­ ctivins for legal services Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Lloyd Lloyd Star Storrer nnd If his ££ say. look pajxi and I look and tiiert- (frlcfids. They leave for the East daughter. Eloise with Mr. and Mrs covered. However, despite all thc charges were unreasonable, there•“’d Wiephrrd was snake It was about fifteen feet Tuesday morning to visit their sons Robert Gorham nnd son. Bobble, of fantastic rumors which have en­ fore, one can’t help but wonder why jlBVe resumed the production of 'urv quests of Hastings relatives and out in reeds and look like -. It b to New Jersey and Washington, Hastings. hanced thc legendary nature of this live feet and all of It is neck except i Their eldest son Moreau, b prcslRichard nnd Frances DeMott of he wasn't dismissed long ago. The wheat on a scale more intensive friends. creature, there actually was a "Carur. u ,r vuosequciiny um Mrs Clarence Grofie and MLss Hcad. Hilda holler nnd faint and . dent of the Federal Radio Commls- South Hastings were guests of Al­ fact undoubtedly to that Judge Lacy ‘Aha2J?Lr Cons7l'“'utly the let" snake. It may not have been American crop does not constitute Aipm Thpinas arc in Olivet tills, then Uie snake look right at me and j stun n( Washington. Guests from bert Brill and family at their lol on was cot fired accepting fees but •*HV ’ Hooooo" like a cow but more ; away were from Grand Rapids. Kalweek attending commencement, the Wall lake on Sunday. .... »<* r percentage of |f>c to'»>•• pfty or sixty feet long os somec , like a bull. I think it Ls more like,amazoo. Augusta and Dowagiac, .. for announcing hLs Intention to op- taj world wheat crop, nor play such Cuesta of Mbs Nellie Grohe ■traight-faced tellers of "long ones" HOPE CENTER. pose Mr. Comstock's renomination an important part in determination i, Mr Clifford M Hammond and a ball titan like a cow Thta was) uist Thursday. June 14. the H. Ltried to make one believe, but thc i Miss Clara G Nelson were united in not What you call a bull-snake club was entertained at the liome of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norwood for governor. In other words even °f price levels and Bcfltia of Delton nnd Mr. and Mrs Mason I marriage on Thursday afternoon. though Thru it splash in water and Mesdames Annie snake undoubtedly was several assuming that all the charges * * * June 11. at the Presbyterian •Manse, run away and then comes a num Humphrey. Meeting called to order Norwood of Kalamazoo spent Sun­ times larger than the most sizeable against Mr. Lacy are true. Uie judge Evcn ‘f ,l“ K’wenmwnt rstimalcs the pastor. Rev M. Grigsby, officiat­ running with revolver nnd shoots at by the preaident. Mrs. Barber, and day afternoon at lhe Chas. McDer­ creatures of this sort which ordi­ j u. j. ... . , . are over-optimistic, there Is not utaoutWIy could tavc kept rant „kcl>. w. , so Mr ing Max Lewis and Ethel Ham­ place where it was. but l would <>jrncd with songs; roll was «n- mott home. narily inhabit Barry county. Link­ inugh if I didn't Im-so beared because swered by Current Events. After a Mr nnd Mrs. Anthony Williams on extracting fat fees without a as American consumers are con­ mond were the official witnesses. The snake was far away then. short business session Mrs. Humph­ and three children of Kalamazoo , . , , . J , iyoung people young people win mnxe will tneir makenornc their home ing up evidence at hand, it seems word of protest-----from the state adcenicd. Thc huge surpluses of gov. iunn . ' nonn nh oif tne h city, ah ... --------------------• ------------------------------------------• — -In" ,011 inc llt‘ “’a** ft|15 bifi^around as tay.rey. who had charge of the program, spent Sunday with the latter's that the Carter snake was a python .... re- p etnniCIlt-owilt-d wheat on storage ston.ee ”L.lh QrU A. ' ,1’T ministration _____________ providing he had t'>mini-owiii'<i wheat In „. tlu."* mna” ].lap py‘ O1 voyage through 8 or ns »n>’ oUr ,’3>* °r better introduced the speaker. Mr, Fowler mother, Mrs Lucy Leonard. which escaped from a small circus .------- ...----------.. ,, granaries are sufftc ent to lake care i life. ih.„ a ni™. —u_. o.... than a stove pipe f Kalamazoo, who gave a most tn­ Morris Ashby returned from Ann quietly -In line.' Mr Comlht, „ u , h,,.. In a neighboring county—Allegan, as I urn not drunk and I wasn’t then teresting talk on Newfoundland, his Arbor Monday. Mrs Margaret Riley entertained stock's personal political ambitions ,__________________________ .i t like io.- that yoil laugh native country, although he had thc following guests nt her home •Uld* ,1 don we.recall. It was probably about Mrs George Halverson’s mother --- a resident lwre fw fidpcn ond not any desire to correct an ir­ Sarah । Tuesday. Mr*. £.. ’.. Vandlrn. Mr Please """ correct in your paper ahdlbeen is Improving slowly In health, after seventeen feet long, as large around regularity in government, therefore. m Smith. .... Mr ».. and .... A vote oof thanks was given being confined to her bed for many and Mrs Shcrm u 'hen Go down and kill that snaky 'years. as a fence post or small telegraph Yours. our speaker and we adjourned to the Mrs. ElLsworth Smith and son El­ pole and sufficiently startling when Eric Norberg. ton. James Maxwell, also her dining room where twenty-three Mr nnd Mrs. Clare Texter nnd missal. We arc not attempting to it appeared to upset the equilibrium ' guests were served a delicious sup­ son, Vernon, of Hustings spent Sat­ brother-in-law. Charles Pouchund. hold any brief for the Detroit ntROBINHUE PARK. . (per. On June 21 our club will be urday with Ihelr parents. Mr. and of Crystal Fails. Mr Ponchand re­ of even the most calm-minded of tomey; perhaps he deserved to be turns to his home in Crystal Falls,f Mrs Ella Horton of OLscgn spent 'rucsU of thc Charleston Club for Mrs Chas. McDermott Vernon re­ observers. In fact the Joshing of e dismissed, perluips not. One thing i Wednesday. [Saturday night with Earl Robin- i” afternoon meeting and put on mained for a few days' visit with his Uie incredulous became so intense, grandparents. 1 son and family and attended the l,ic program. ' appears certain; the action of the ics. thc only profit that a sober person with a reputa­ THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY 1 Moe school reunion. Mf- ■l,1d Mrs w. C Schultz have Miss Inez Ashby has employment Let thia store outfit you governor, himself, was far from be­ able teaching is the Mrs. Zernic Mankcr and friend 'SPWK the past ten days at Lake Hills in the paper mill In Kalamazoo. tion for veracity hesitated to re­ Mr. and Mrs T Phillips. Mr. and ing above reproach, even though it ■ • • Farm but -Will return to Chicago to ­ for the hot rummer teaching by exam of Grand Rapids spent Saturday Mrs. Kate Williams is Improving Mrs J L- Reed. Mr and Mrs. Wm port chance, encounters with this day. Monday. probably was "good" politics. slowly in health. pie — pROUDE. । Ream. Mr and Mrs H. C p-.dme­ evening with Mr. and Mrs. George creature. Doubtless now that the 1 Mrs. Harlan Scobey/epcnl Thurs­ Earl Paddock, Geraldine Halver­ lter. Mr and Mrs. Frederick Hart. i’ulmid "sea serpent discovery" lias been son. Margaret Scotsman and Mor­ Mrs. Evrld Jackson and son. Ran­ day in Kalamazoo. UNUSUAL LEADERSHIP. Mr and Mrs. Caleb Moore. Hiram WHITE Mrs. Bellinger made bupiqess trips ris Ashby passed the 8th grade ex­ announced, this latest monster of • Jones. Henry Mishler, if. Trask. De- dall. called on Mrs. Gertrude Barnes Regardless of what one thinks (if ,l<£s Freeman and Mrs. A- D. Huy- nnd family of Harris Creek Thurs­ । to Hastings and Kalainazod Thurs­ amination successfully. Barry county will never be seen thc Roosevelt administration, all day day night. nard are at Battle Creek attending ■ again. But the Carter snake was a kc a save extremely bia»cti emirs will have CLOVERDALE. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bradfield went to the encampment uf the G. A. R. ahd;' Mrs Wright Clifford ami spn. Nclreal creature seen many times by to admit thot ho*is one of thc most Mrs. Martha Replogle Is staying [son. spent Saturday evening with Galesburg after Jock Thursday eve­ people whose sobriety and reputa- exceptional leaders who has ever Onio Strong of Tacoma. Washing-!! Mrs. Dnn Youngblood of Caledonia. ning. Saturday they were all In with her daughter. Mrs. Terpening. of Hastings a few days this week. 1 Kalamazoo for thc day. Zipper—Short Sleeves Don for veracity were bejond ques,he ton. called on old friends in the city i Mrs. Lester Monica and son. tor these sueand madc UiCm a pleasant j IB| Mrs Wilcox came home from Wall Uonment of this country. Thc air mail people here could1,— ----- — .... ! Charles and Miss Lydia Rodgers riou* famine, par­ the western country, speaks very' Sturgis spent Sunday with Mr. and spent Sunday afternoon With Mrs. situation may have been handled with Although he never again will be conditions abroad highly of Ils growth and future pros- Mrs. A, C. Johnson Mr und Mrs. 'tamed Sunday and Monday their Leonard of Hastings. crudeness, bad examples of graft and ticularly Miss Emma Johncock of Harbor a candidate lor public office, we be­ were anywhere near so unfavorable but Is always glad to get back Ut Johnson of Middleville were Ison and wife and baby of Hostings. corruption may have come to light in as conditions here. -a Beach nnd Mrs. Olin Brown of lieve that a definite revulsion of to old Michigan. I also guests there recently. " • • * . ' connection with thc handling of Plainwell spent the week end with Whiles und Colon Alfred nun nnd Oscar Matthews unu nnd ■ wr. Aureo u.Tir .-waiuicws Mr. ana and Mrs. ciooawin Goodwin of near, near COATS GROVE. popular feeling in favor of Ex­ Mr and Mnt A. Johncock. Federal relief funds, close advisors whether or not we consider So- Mbs Minnie Matthews left Mon- .Gun lake sprnt Thursday evening Elastic Top ----- 2J r ... --------------------The Birthday meeting will lie held President Herbert Hoover has set In. Mrs Davenport, accompanied by let Russia with any nnv degree dcBrce oi nf toler taler-­ dl,y (or South Bend. Indiana, where I nt -> the •»— Green home. may be accused of radicalism but viet ! with Mrs. Mae Oversmith on Tues- Mrs Bert Patton of Delton, spent The wave of anger against him—at Hie buildings on the Green farm day afternoon-June 26 confidence in the "chief." himself ation. we’ll have to admit that Max­ they will attend the annual picnic of Monday at Kalamazoo. times almost fanatical—haz died im Lltvinoff cotninisar for foreign Matthews* faintly. About ISO'1 are having ninny improvements William Woodburn, of Garard. never lags. People iby a 2 to 1 affairs. Ls giving the world a g<xxl thc The Garden Club will meet with are exfjicled to be present. down and people are able to Judge made. w4Uch is a big improvement HL, a student preacher of Kimber- Mrz. Murk Garrison Thursday aftmajority, according to thc Literary lesson in the .jxiwers _. of .friendly di-, Mr> H. D Selden and sister. Mis* on our street. Chas. and appreciate with some measure Chas Mayo and son. ling Heights. Tenn . College, will ernoon. June 21 Evervone-welwwnP ’ Digest poll 1 still have faith that plomacy. " No other statesman in jujta Jeffery, left last Saturday for Wayne, of Battle Creek are doing preaeh here during thc summer on | n,,, Djbble famllv and Mr and of calmness thc heroic struggle he is less militant or dictathe St Lxniu fair, to be absent three tinwork. RooM-vclt is doing as much as any made against Uie overwhelming odds LinenH, Cord*, Prints, tonal than this roly-poly Ru-sshui <>r four week.- They will also visit Mr. and Mrs. George Lapham of man could do to meet thc senes of ’ ’ any blustering or friend* ai Grand RapkLs and St. Grand Rapids. Mrs Lee Lapham. of a world-wide disorder. Hoover lias Ducks, SeerNiickera o. cm m crises that began even before he as­ threats he has accomplished inure Joseph Mich also at Chicago and Leota nnd Dale of Maple Grove “L?' .""‘J"' W^nc*,U>' w'*1’ “/.u.hl.r W?ru. Ind. spent the come to represent the personifica­ ’Nubs sumed office; arc willing to place in the way o... fncndly alliances BatuMa. III., enroute. called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green good attendance Program was H) wcek end wlth M d M . tion of that mythical, much talkcdentire blame on subordinates for thap any of thc swashbuckling ixill* Sunday while on their way home. charge of Mrs E. a Smith. Miss j Dickerson Boys' sizes $1,29 Io $1.59. of figure—the rugged Individual—at; FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. [Mrs Lapham and children s|ient Mumford, county nurse gave a talk Farrell Replogle of Washington, mistakes that have happened. Any ileus who seem to put considerable Individual who is considerably more Mrs. Minnie Greblc has an orange ! the latter part of the week with concerning her trip to Washington; D c , Wlu ( Monday visitliw man who can keep most of mo nn. JrSi” X Icjl‘mPure Wool i-izllvt- armaments. popular now than Ire was before tree in foil blown. The ...2' fragrant 2._ , her son in Grand Rapids and al- Mrs. F!oyd Everhart of Hotlng. Vun under his standard despite ell Ldviuoff first created a stir amonff blossoms and glossy foliage are very tended the opening of Division av­ gave a solo and ’talk; Marian Wood- anccs. some of the academic theorist* of ha* a 'E ’ iro|ieiiii diplomacy wncn. iqi' tik[ man gave a |ilano solo; Nano Cool1 ' of these stumbling blocks beautiful and much ndmlrtd. espe­ enue while there. r _________ the new deal began talking loo •fore u League of Nations Mrs. Jene Kreuger of Grand Rap-1 bough and Freda Smith gave readWEST CARLTON. cially by those who liave never seen quality for leadership that Is alnust Assembly, hr stated that hl* one before ids spent Sunday at her home Ings; Miss Larrlss of Hastings gave Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler and unique. the ultimate success at rugged, in­ Mrs Charles Brown and children Mrs. McKibben and daughters. । a talk about the work of the Camp Arthur Richardson and wife attendjieacv bj disarming 100 per cent it , Maxlnc. Barbara and Frances Pow- iFire Giris. ed the funeral and burial of Grace Slacks, Cream White, dependent. self-reliant American­ A GOOD- INVESTMENT other nations would fqllpw miii .to spend thc summer with Mrs Eat­ ers of Oun lake spent Tliuroday Mr. and Mrs. H. Woodman andiBreandle at Clarksville Saturday P. Tun and Black, Nubs. ism of the best type. Although It’s too early- vet tn from Then he sat back and chuckled on __ with Mrs. A. Johnson. daughters. Ruth and Marian. vis-|M. Sympathy Ls extended thc bcPlain grey und tan. -------------< • * ited Gottfried Bierl and family near rcavnrf .„,i R. v J Ralph Wooton and wife of definite conclusions, indication.* arc reaved toothers and relatives. Stanton. are visiting relatives and POWERS ECHOES. Lowell on Sunday. A TAMED LION. Orton Edwards and bride wenthat athletic1 '.t-iunb —'or less confusion try and ■ xp aln will attend the Alumni reunion of ---- the —- summer less contusion to try armto ixpain Mr. and Mrs. C. J Sclptsbcrgcr.! ¥>• »nd Mrs. Mangps and (amity Rexford .Tugwe.I sounded rather boys now in action dally at the fair- why such a proposal could nut In­ which Rev. Wooton Is a member. Mr. and Mrs Fred Schubargcr ot of Union City. Ind. visited Tuesday pleasantly, wirprticd Thursday *venlng by a serenade, rendered by line when he anneared * tame appeared liefore before the-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------grounds here under direction of Joe accepted The Use of Mr. John Bcwmer's Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. ,af E. 8. Thompson's. friends. They will be at home to zenate committee lnve.*tlgatulg his Brozak Is "going across" In a fine Andrews and daughter of AuMiss Freda Smith spent thc week their many friend* at Uie Ed. Ed­ house has been kindly offered to the Virgil id ncniilst the Soviets as King Al- ladies of the Episcopal Society for' gusto. were ----------------------------.... week end-guests At the end in Kalamazoo. Cleon Smith is alleged radical tendencies. Either manner. Teams have been, formed wards farm Congratulations. —am Kuuvocics. ti-mr manner. Teams have been..formed 0;;ajidri .. jm-o^ia. Yet u-ina -- ----------- ------------ vUUtog ln Midland. tomorrow afternoon, and those athome of Mr. and Mrs..Arthur Bed ­ Anything You Want Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Haney of! tlic so-callid "Ace braintruster" was and a regular scries is underway oll|y peace!ul means, without threat tending thc Alumni banquet will lay ford Middleville visited thc Williams' | stalling or else he has learned from standard baseball for the "older fel- or intrigue.' Lltvinoff has literally aside their wraps there, and an In ’ Jeff **** *** ’ -----------— * -------* ‘ Palmer was returned to the EAST WALL LAKE family Wednesday evening. experience at Washington the wide j0Ws" and soft ball for thc youngsters term'd this monarch to. recognize formal reception held, before going home of his nephew. Miner Palmer. ,Kri vir-twivv Mr and Mrs. Carlton Bump of Friday, after having underwent an D gap between "parlor theories" and u the main article on thc sports bill ,tus4,“to the Parish House. Hastings, accompanied Rex Frisby Kahler, wife and two sons and Aline Andrus to Indiana Thurs­ Even thc Vanderbilt* mu»t realize operation at Pennock hospital nnd practical government. of farc supplemented with various Secretary* Wallace’s idea of fcgi- the fact that we are going, to have is doing as well ns can be expected. "lv> Everett Cairns visited at Elver day. .where the latter couple were other outdoor pastimes Our luq-opa.n.ii *<-i*up v«m souk 1big crowds here at lhe races We wish him a quick and complete'Barcr?,‘ » of Freeport Sunday, menpition va extends even n> to scinxr* science- ;(some united in marriage. Both are real-1 E. ” D. Reynolds spent Saturday dents of this neighborhood and we1 other prediction Ls that the slight ,n “ rwnt of a popular mac- Juij. 33. 4 and 5 as they have given a recovery. ECONCERNING AIR TRAVEL. . . Plain white, black and ;c of otic fare for round trip from and Sunday with Warren are glad to announce they arc at, rate Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scrvcn and Ight ----In spite of the tremendous Im- cost ot hiring an athletic director azine he advocates a new science ra white, many pastel ------- —to ----—i-n T...» his to» aa family of Middleville were Sunday Cairnj> Bl WcBt Creasey. to control science: a science which (B.. ji -•points Hostings home to their friends at the Frisby provement in aviaUon during "the for the summer will prove to be awould concern itself with Jidaptinsr^j.iy generous offer and one which - -----colors Jennie Honeysett and .daughter home. Rex taking over thc farm to guest* of ___ Mr and Mr*. Cgmer 1*""u ----------jxul two decades, air travel is still mighty fuie Investment. Team spirit m.. the discoveries a..a and inventions of uken advanlaBl. oJ by Schondelmayer. Bethel of Kalamazoo were visitors work. They were serenaded in ther New IluttonleM Suspenders 19r dangerous in comparison with other b always better than gang spirit - man* to the greatest good of. hu- all. d , Artelle and George Bedford arc at Clifford Kahler's one day last good old fashioned style Friday evemanlty . by playing up devices . ,iL.L,r । visiting relatives in Grand Rapids. modes of transport. According to especially among kids, nlng. which seemed U> be beneficial and FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. I Mrs. Belle Carter s|>cnt several Ed. Matureen of Kalamazoo. facta compiled by Kenneth Brown / submeifrlng those which seemed to SOl'Tlf VERMONTVILLE. Mrs. T. B. Diamond of Bellevue vbjtmg relatives in Grand Charlie clanty. wife and son of ColUfigs. war-time navy filer, for­ wcek Royal Oak, Elma and Leona Friev*ryflosi fine bit ot lias been in thc city the past lyo Hi,I)ld„ and ,lclnlty Mrs Aza Strait received the grad1 z 1 uiu^iupiso ,WcahMn Hnkrd AvPry .h. to mer mall pilot, flight instructor and wteta takin. e»n- ot tar am. KU><M„ Arthur Hrydrnber. uid lita- bell of Detroit spent thc week end uatlng announcements from her' Gel your fishing togs hereI A citizen b a man who demands Golden Rule But like many ideal­ »ho hu bt»n WO 111. Mr. p ,ly oI Omiuhlta tar. .luior. u in the Matureen cottage. nephew. Robert French, of DcPert. | airport manager, a given hour spent ' better roads, bigger schools, a new Isms there is an almost unfathom­ .Uta. the Banner lo Male Ih.l Uie Mr ----------------------und Mrs Chas.------------------Kahler and Wisconsin, and niece. Mbs Barbara' home ot her aunt and uncle. — us a passenger-carrying pilot is . post office—and lower l*xes.-Mon- “bte gulf between n and the pss«- feels very grateful to lhe nrighbtx*. mV and Mrs Miner Palmer one day Mr* and Mrs will Whittemore spent Dille. of Grand Rapids. about 88 times more likely to result'' Deal 8tar : blllty of practical application. un.. Where ~ bilHvof Hrartu-n! nnnli.-aiiAn — for their kindness and especially the |ast week i Sunday in Kalamazoo the gue*u of Ethel Powers came home Tuesday fatally than Uie same hour spent on , : would one find minds profound young men of the city for assistance j Mra Phll Thomas and daughter, iMr- “nd Mri Albert Monlea\ from Lansing fog thc summer vaca­ . . . ... enough to Judge thc ultimate posri- Hi waring for her son. • ‘ Marion, of Grand Rapids were callMr- and Mrs Carl Ricker and non tion. Wic ground. Pilot* who carry mall As a rule a financial nubble 1mimes bilttles oi of new new discoveries discoveries and and fail fair k... . -Ctaw of 1884—Below B a list of i crs Bt hotnc Mrs Arthur motored to Travcrac City Friday to Kenneth Powers went to Remus and pru* but not iMasengers run do^t probed until after It has enough to judge new inventions im- those in the graduating class of Bedford Tuesday. I visit her parents, returning home Sunday. f •fc. rtU H-r <parttaUy. Laft but not least where 1884; Belle Handy. Jennie Clark. . » UmM nora.1; Ca'.i, CLOTHES SHOP ----- - ------ ee»-----------------Sunday. Her sister. Mrs. McCabe Mr. and Mrs Asa Strait. Edwin army and navy pilot, about I’M, _______ would one find lhe super-mindFranc cap- Williams. Kittle Holbrook, BARRYVILLE. and zon. returned home with them Williams and Helen French of Tanwe don't Hnill-rml in ).w u ,tur- ““'t «•««« « Eva Wardell. Hannah Brpwn,, Flora 1 The BarryvHje W. C. T U. will for an indefinite stay. times normal; marine pilot* about ’ ’ Mng spent Last week end at their -----.,.75 . intellect even if mere man were Bejidle. George Rock. Henry Bauer have a silver medal contest at thc * — * — ------------Chas. Laubaugh spent the put cottage in.Alanson, catching lots of O* U»> normu An unlnU « .nrt« ran.Unu u, d.p*lt,2a.n Sj'iSnJJ'iiMwL men jgg . ............................ Hastings, Michigan Harry Andrus. Emory Knukern. Al-, church Sunday evening, July 1st. —------------,--------, — wek in Cincinnati with his son fish while there. Mw«n,ul»H.<nrUl>u<UaUUur praaeuw chraudr. ' |bert Eycleahymcr, Florence Hendcr-• FMr. — and •• Mrs. *» Merritt —“• ** Meade —••- •re-, Lloyd. . MyrlenBtran of Nashville has in- The Hasting* Banner ' ■ ------------- —t chances of being killed when travel-: I Hug by rail. The above calcula—--------------------- ------------[tlons tinn* arc arcbased busedon on conditions conditionshere here la la , OQOK BROS.. Ediion. umted States where air travel! — B° ‘, U This and That p.„ * Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday „,.de. „,™u, x’sss More Concerning the Gun Lake Monster •« M 'T. Si” j*,,1? mm- Vacation Days Are Here! A Quotation Mesh Polo Shirts *1.00 Men’s Slack Sox 25c 35c Sanforized Slacks *122 „ *2” • SV'c W.T hfa,lh of our S* s. tew ""j1; “ o! J?nl ^2 Flannel Slacks 539s $500 55HS Summer Belts 59c » $1°? Sport Suspenders 59c Pungent Para^rabhs **■ linnuful- GoingFishing? WATERS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, itJNE 96, lt» ^GARDEN CLUB MEETS In the afternoon a talk was given A DAMAGE SUIT IS J. N. Darling of Des Moines. ' AT MRS. J. PJAQHLER’S by Iowa, on Conservation. He made a NOW BEING TRIED Program Stresseg Various Means of Using Shrubs and Plants Effectively strong plea for the saving of wild life by 1 leaving shnibery along the hMdskMa and fences for nesting places for wild birds and protection during lhe winter from cold and John G. Muchmore Baes br. Lofdahl for Alleged Malpractice FEDEMLCIRCUIT iHSsr It€mS "'-'t''-'1 DECIDES THE ClSEi -- ....... ■ ■ ----- i I I LeNors Pew of Hastings la upend- ‘,au«hters. Achsah and Esther I Mr. and Mrs. Evan Fuller and sons attended the graduation ezerIcises of her brother at Michigan SJorol00'1*"L*n’ln,‘ M'X'd*T *■*’*'"*'■» i • nrnmrrt Till- filfif (Continued from page one) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber and The Tltomappla Garden Club met damage suit of John daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Leo At the ckxe of the program re­ _ The 420,000 fence upon na its p«n; part; ana and accsxiaiy. secondly. . , „ . . ... , gencc with Mrs. J. p. Mohler on June 14. freshments were served and a social O. Muchmmg. al HMhMlto. ggAlml ,hll M„ mcLoio wm guilty hl!' Pour golfers o( the Haatlngs*Ooun-1 Barry and son enjoyed a birthday The Salute to the Flag.wM given hour was given to visiting Mrs. Dr. Stuart Lofdahl. v|llage president contributory —— ..u— negligence as a matter try Club are left in lhe running of • dinner for Wm. Shriber at his hotne | the first flight match of the June i in Hastings on Wednesday evening to open the afternoon program. "Hie Mohler's lovely garden and thanks ot Nashville, for alleged malpractice ot the HasMrs. Anna Buck and family spent committee on Peony Day reported are given Mrs. Mohler tor a delight­ was started in the circuit court with "in “disposing of these questions very gracious response was given ful afternoon. a Jury Tuesday morning. The case uMtow?” kh-ldon J-1/k...I OUlWkVlLU by all lhe people of the business will probably’continue until Thurs­ section who were asked to display WILL YOU DO SOME day. , peonies on June Oth. Also that a si’ 'CS great many people enjoyed thc visits PAINTING THIS YEAR? It is alleged that Muchmore fell that a storekeeper owes to his cus- t>ard 3-2; Dave Goodyear defeated ! daughter from Montana and Miss and cracked the femur of his right to the peony gardens. toiners lhe duty of exercising res- j|m Radford 3-2. This leaves Kim Parmer from Montana limb Dr Lofdahl was called. Thet ­ Mrs. E. A. Burton gave a realistic If So, Then You Will Bo In ­ Bigler vs. Ken McIntyre and Jimi Mrs Charite Crawford has been is conflict ol testimony as to the ex-1 description of some gardens in Flor­ Hhd accesa thereto in S safe condi- Bristol va.’ Dave Goodyear In thc quite ill thc past week but is better ida and the use of mass color in terested in the Prescription amination given by him. The doctor, ttan for their use. and upon the aemi-ftnate. lhls 041 Dewr from the examination, concluded making gardens attractive. Hhe also Drug Store Advertisement that there was no fracture. It later rt^t-ted 1 In SCTOnd nlght BrOUP 0111 Thc Worlc 001,16 flsh P°nd at thl1 mentioned the use made of Federal iwllent was entitled to a directed • wcsplnter defeated Dan Walldorff place Is nearing completion, Ever since he has been In business turned out that there was a fracture money tn Improving unsightly grounds . 4Lj^Dr. n, Lockwood- defeated' Wilbu'r _ *tenth __ _ .family __ . .. reunion of the verdict upon cither of the grounds The places. in Hastings B. A. LyBarker, pro­ The doctor is sued for not having urged. Lane 3-1; Will Cook defeated Bur- Cross family was held Sunday at the Mrs. Mast ot Washington. D. C.. prietor of the Prescription Drug ascertained that fact by having an The A.. & P- Company contended | dette Wadd 3-2; Charlie Clarke dc- home of Mr and Mrs. Morris Eng­ gave an interesting talk about some Store, has sold Bam Red Paints X-ray examination of Muchmore’.s that there was no evidence (1) that feated Arch Anderson 3-2 This ,„, u owu OKC. WIin land at Oun ,lake, with uniiy-unr thirty-one of the noted gardens she had vtx- lie has sold these well known paints' limb, and thereafter taking proper its agents knew the dangerous condi-j leaves Carl Wespintcr vs. Dr. Lock- present to day. which was tc enjoy the the dey, ™is I oniy In in Barry county, but in In ad- steps to set the broken bone. /ited in Washington and a vivid de- not only tlnn of the vestibule; hT”T2> of any j wood; Will Cook vs. Charlie Clarke'f1—* ------------------------- A - ■bounti■ ­ 1 ideal for such a gathering. Wacriptlon of the Japanese cherry Joining counties m well. The sails- 1 Dr. Lofdahl says he thought the circumstance that would charge It'in the semi-finals, clrciinulance cliaroc it tn tlw uml-flnalt ful dinner was served al noon after ren-” —----— — ■* states 1 bone was— not broken, and F trees then In blossom. In her. faction that they have always icn* /with such knowledge. | ------------------------------------which a short program and business .opinion the cherry trees in blossom idered has given him additional con- that he told Much more that, if any/ meeting were held and U was decidMvcrw- pain developed later, to call • in dUIXUlng of thte contention LOCAL INDEPENDENTS in Michigan are a more’ beautiful । fidencc in them. ,. -• sight than- the Japanese trees In A K<xxl msuiy people will do some him. At thc time of lhe exami­ “•■Mt ">«>■ «•* iuS-1 BALL PARK cd to meet at the same place next vi'nr. .lune litth and hnrv* nil mnv 1 Washington but have not thc ad- P®“Hlng this year. All who arc in- nation he claims that Muchmore 1 vnntages of thc wonderful surround- iterested In the question of painting said he wax not suffering much pain. -num, orer lhe nr>l point «nd I n„tlw Indepenhenu «Ie»led there. conih.K dlreell, lo lhe ««ond. >p- Joh„ B.|, p,tk M anuM !Upld, , Ings and lhe effective Rood light /hould read Mr. LyBarker’s adver­ That was in June 1933. The doctor pellhm. The A. i P Oompeny. to , ln , p,„ Bund„ declares that he heard no more from that is poured on them at night. 'HMBtent Bl this Issue. Muchmore . until last September, *.lh k,to*lcdJc 01 .lloae and Moore lonned lhe holier, a boy and a girl. bom. June 12th. Mrs. Goodrich of Jackson report- ' * " f when the suit was started. Muchcd thc fine results of Uie work done BOWNE CENTER, U”,7"£U' '« Ha.lU.na one ol lhe mat unjoruMe OMe II. might h.ie Meerp,,,, po^u. , lrlp|. plll. more had called in another phyby thc Junior Garden Club in that1 Last Week's Letter, city. ­ ilclan. who found a crack In thc u hrh H.laooahle care la ,wt (p. eapenae of lhe Miss Clara Sisson and■ -Morey tJSEf. !... “ ? ? n'h' W«h Ihrw >«™ «" Miss Sadie Glasgow reported the ____ - — Moore of ______ Irving spent Sunday at bone by nn X-ray examination Dr. applied to dlderenl ellualtau. The' na , o1Wt.,|, hu Lofdahl had not thought such an Michigan Fijicratlon held In Bal* Henry Thompson's. ■ examination necessary. Muchmore U» recu r.. . merehrml lo devoir lln „ „„ which aeenwd cor, tie Creek May 9th and 10th. She *•* •* — Howard Mr. — and Mrs. Houghton described the slage of the College of Detroit are visiting their parents. contends that he Is crippled because 1 '•'» u. be good lor at leul a alngle. lhe cnlrM.ce w„ w PU atore p.., o [ln , .ppe„M of the delay in getting a cost for auditorium where the lectures were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith. J., of "nowhere," made a ^mU.gly given, the unique and beautiful bou__ ___________________ ___ ____ Mrs. Addle Benton and__ Helen and the injured hip. are expected and Invited to come .Impossible -------- ... quels and the visits to the gardens in • Mrs. Watt Thomas accompanied backhand catch, stepped than to those portions not open , STATE ROAD. the city and al Gull and Goguac'Mrs. Merrill Ka.-cher to Sth grade to the public. He must exercise lakes. I graduating exercises at Reed’s Lake Last Week's Letter. proper diligence to keep thc cn‘' '' O’Connor Is visiting Mrs. Marian b. Goodyer gave a I Friday. Mrs. Karchcr having six trance way reasonably safe nnd he Mrs. Bertha McKibben of Yankee report of Michigan Day nt the Na-1 graduates. cannot disregard the duty of in- PAR BEATEN IN JUNE 1 Uonal Federation of Garden Clubs! Mr. and Mrs. John Smelker and Springs spcctlon nor lhe duty of applying Mrs. Janet Pettcngill visited Mrs. RINGER TOURNAMENT held in Grand Rapldr. on June 6lh. Mr. and Mrs. Watt Thomas spent necessary corrective measures at Thc forenoon was President’s day i Saturday night and Bunday with Lulu Yarger and Mrs. Sarah Wal­ will be delighted with these BIG VALUES offered So far this month thirteen golfers reasonable Intervals. We think _..j u■ ------— reported ----- .-j the John Thomas and family of Lan­ ters of Carlton Center Monday and — each president the Hastings Country Club have that it was properly left to Uie; of — ---------------------------- ----------------Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Beadle and alms und results of thc work in her sing. at "Every Day Low Prices" by C. THOMAS STORES. jury lo determine whether a|>pel- equalled or bettered par in the June own slate Each one stressed lhe Mr. and Mrs. Russell Benton and baby of Hastings visited her sister,, lant discharged this obligation.’’ । ringer tournament, in the tournaJunior Garden Clubs—the passing Evelyn of Grand Rapids were week Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy Sun­ And after reviewing further of lhe ’ mcnl “ch ■oifcr 005,3 the of laws to preserve our wild flow­ end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill dayMr. and Mrs. James Sothard spent LesUmony. the federal circuit court! *core during the month made on any ers - the abolishing of billboards and Karcher. one hole. Those who have at least having [Kirks along thc roadsides I Mrs. Earl Fox. Esther and Vada Thursday evening with Mr. and again said FRESH BAK.1 rttnoil BAKT UKlfil' CRISP SUDA SODA Ihtg.ir I equaled par are Kim Sigler 31; Roy Mrs. Hale Carpenter of Carlton Cenwith native shrubbery. | were Grand Rapids visitors Friday. ih.. odSi™,Mcoump xi: Emerson Russell spent Saturday and Bunday in Ionia. nr gK,. nm.. nt ।>■« ।>. 1 Kelcliam 33. Bob Walton 33; Jun Robert Pippe of Canada spent the ulTsSeXX S'tlS Z'^dlG34, 8,C'T week end with Robert O’Connor. FREB1I BAKT Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scobey and SODAS OR noon, four hours before, was hot DrUU>1 35• Jlm 3flFresh LouAnn of Hastings spent Sunday Bakt GRAHAMS with Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Cotton and u“dX o, ELMDALE Lavanchc. contributory negligence, the court Utf-tAI INUIANb 1U-/ DELICIOUS, FRESH, TASTY Callers Sunday at Jim So’.hard’s Balancing Bank Accounti I Hastings Indians lost lo the Elmwere. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bryans 'said this: • Appellee admits that she knew1 dal‘‘ Qutchmen 10 to 7 In a baseball Well Filled and and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur thc icy condition of thc vestibule;1 «Bmc at FJmdaie Sunday afternoon. Chase and Josephine of Hastings. Nicely Browned acre required to balance thc customer's but she had walked over the slip­ Keller. Edger. Rose and Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bothard and; pass tx-ok once each month ao lhe de­ pery streets from her home, a dis­ were the battery for thc Indians; Donald and Gordon. tance of two blocks, without in­ Willett and Stahl (dr Elmdale. VELTMAJi-8 HUE positor could reconcile his account in the ADD COLOR AND TAMO W1U Next Sunday the Indians play jury. As she came out of the z BARBERS CORNERS. bank. Kalamo at Kalamo. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Matthews; .store she naturally thought that ' )>cr rubber overshoes would to With the modern methods this work is visited Mrs. Maud Smith in Grand CARLTON CENTER. tome extent sene as a safeguard. all done by posting machines and each Rapids Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Marlow visEXTRA LONG THREAD She testified that she walked itecl their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Etta Bump has moved back month lhe depositor Is rendered a state­ carefully and that Just before she Raliii Nobles and family of near on her farm. ment of account, showing the deposits slipped she put her hand u|X>n one Pit* lake over the week end. The Misses Evelyn and Minnie of the posts (evidently meaning Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Oler of IN BULK LB. Matthews of Grand Rapids art* one of the pilasters r to protect Grand his account, and the date of each trans­ Rapids visited lhe latter's spending the summer vacation with. herself. Numerous other people sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Mina Elliott action. their sister. Mrs. Ella Bump. THOMPSON-S SEEDLESS were coming and going in safety. — — «■»—r.o size CALtroH.i und Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Marlow. Mrs. James Bragdon is slowly Im ­ Her alternatives were to call for .All these machines and devices In han­ Sunday and Sunday evening. proving from her recent sickness acutance, or to wait until the Mr. and Mrs. Marion Clem and dling accounts have greatly improved thc Mr. and Mrs. Burl Nash and son.. vestibule was cleaned, or lo pass and Mrs Fred Henney went banking service and although the cost Delos. In company with John Nash, out through a rear door into an Mr to Saginaw, where the DAIRY BELT EVAPORATED a brother, visited their parents. Mr alley, which was not shown to be a Saturday has been great, lhe Improved system and farmer attended a machinists' con­ 14^-oz. and Mrs. Wm. Nash, and family safer way. We cannot say as a vention. accuracy which II has brought about have near Wamervlile recently. matter of law that she should Mias Norreen Clem visited her fully justified the changed methods. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauer and hove taken any other course than aunt. Cans Mrs Allen Corey ot near Lake daughter. Maybell, visited at Mr. thc one she adopted." We endeavor to keep abreast of thc Odessa, last week. Mis.'. Doris Cfcm and Mrs. Floyd Clum al Coals We understand that there can be is spending this week with her aunt, times in handling our customers’ busi­ DROMEDAKY EXTRA FANCY CHOICE DARK SWEET Grove Sunday afternoon. no further appeal in this case. Mrs. Corey. ness affaire. Orville Shellenbantcr is back on Laurence and Morris Greenfield his farm to spend thc summer. THREE CORNERS. of Quimby spent the past week with Paul Wing ot Monroe visited Mr. their grandmother. Mrs. Ralph Hen­ Thc effects ot money fluctuations . DELIGHTFUL THOMAS SPECIAL will presently be brought home to us. and Mrs. Claude A. Hamend and ney. Paul A Brand You’ll Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. thinks Babson. Meanwhile, thou­ family Saturday evening. sands liave never been struck Dy a Hammond returning with him for Carl Brecheisen were. Mr. and Mrs. Ask for a visit. Mrs. James Hammond, who J. N.- Kick and Ed. Henney of near falling dollar. Again had been visiting relatives for u Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Millard week, also relumed home with him. Brechelscn and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mrs. Tade Robinson and Henney and son. . family spent Sunday at Gun lake. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Brecheisen Mr. and m«a. Mrs. a. J. -Dturley TShlrley Wing. mi. mu wing, returned home from Ohio SaturTIGER GLOSS . «■ Kenneth and Lawrence, of Ionia day of last week after visiting relaspertt Wednesday evening with Mr. I tlves there for ten days. and Mrs. Claude A. Hammond and । Mrs. Fo;$es and Mr. Donovan of family. Sheridan Were week end guests of Seth Cook of Bedford was the' the former’s mother, Mrs. Win. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Walters' Crockford. Sunday guests of Mr. LAUNDRY SOAP 75c 1-lb. THEATRICAL NAPTHA 217/* Sunday. I and Mrs.. Crocklord were. Mrs. KllCOtD CREAM ............... Bernard Ryan of Jackson spent1 Patrick and Mr. and Mrs. Hammond 10 BARS * f V Twice the BENEFIT for CONSTIPATION the week end with relatives and . “ nd daughter of Battle Creek, Milnol gives lubricating effect of min- CQc S2.W CARA NOME FACE POW- SO ftrt triends here. Misses Kathryn and Blanche Coleral oil—ncatrallscs adds loo—16 oz. vv DER. 31.00 ( REAM. Both far .... f-.UU Robert Wing of Ionia, who spent hge and Ben Colllge of Battle Creek thc past week with Rose Marie and. attended a reception at the home of For MEN WHO Most Be Well GROOMED. Robert Hammond, returned home Mr. and Mrs. Bert Frisby in honor The Stag Line was originated to meet the Tuesday and Kenneth Wing came of the. marriage of their niece. Miss Fancy Pack Q iik 3 Minute RELIEF for INDIGESTION needs of Hollywood movie men. Monday to sec them. I Aline Andrus, and Rex Frisby. A pleasant tasting ant-acid powder that Siag Hay Rum. Shaving Cream and O£c FRESH c,nS ' The Young People’s Sunday! R- O- Gibbens and daughter. JoSlag Powder for Men—Me value .... 03 works 4 way* to give relief. KfF School class of the Moulton church sephlne. of Kalamazoo called on J.i Four and three-quarters ounces ----- UU went to thc camp grounds for a con- E Andrus and family Thursday. | The LUXURY of 8H4RI FACE POWDER ru. vention and picnic Tuesday. I Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Andrus anSMOOTHER SHAVES al !4 WHAT YOU and your choice of 1 of these Shari Lipstick*. Mlss M. Bernice Wing of Detroit nounce the marriage of their daugh-. We Cwrry •» Atlr.etiwe Stick •« Frwb USUALLY PAY. was thc guest of yr. and Mrs. ter. Aline A., to Rex Frisby ThursClaude A. Hammond and family day. June 14th, at Angola. Ind. Start Your Day Off Right with This Smooth Sunday and Monday. ' I Mr. and Mrs. Bert Frisby. Ralph share—Rexall Shaving Cream and 9EC -Frisby of near Freeport. Mr. and ------- wiwr’ J Rexall Shaving Lotion—Both for .... fcv _ fine LAKE---------------- Nirs. Carlton Bump of Hastings and > Ben Kelso drove Hubert Marlow were guests of Mr. TOMATO OR VEOBTARLE For RABY’S SUMMERTIME COMFORT n two hcad of.“>id Mrs. J. E. Andrus Thursday Iithorobred thorobrcd Red polled Polled cattle for John John' evening. and Lee KHlick which were sold at Don’t go on suffering the tortures of Athlete’s I the B«f Breedens’ auction sale held SOUTHWEST CARLTON. SALAD STYLE SPAGHETTI specially priced FooL Get thia real relief today. FUNGIJjltcrc Thursday. June I«h. Thc township road on thc east REX and REX-8ALVINE I Robert Warner came home from side ot Middle lake was opened last Bo.h for .......X—— ------------- wU . , ' W. S. T. C. on Friday evening and week. FIRST PURR QUALITY will spend this week here before re­ Kendall Buck left Saturday morn­ Get lhe DEEP RESTFUL BLEEP that brings suming the summer term. ing for Hammond. Ind. You Need Thete In Your Home ! HEALTH AND BEAUTY. On ------------Thursday , -- --------------Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. EXCELLENT PROCESS Not Just another cocoa drihk b«i a de- A Qc Johnson and Bruce of Quincy came’ latFayette Usborne’s were, Mr. and nap lie lows, testy, scientific formala—16 ox. •IS to visit Mrs. Nichols, and on -Friday * Mrs. Lyle Quimby and Mr. and Mrs. went to Ashland. Ohio, to visit Mr. I Jasper Herrick and family of Bat29c Peroxide of Hydrogen---- 23c PURE FRUIT PECTIN and Mrs. Earle tone. Mra. Stone tie Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Dudley 39c Sodium Perborate, 4 ox. _.29c and Mrs. Johnson are sisters. ** "’ of Los Angeles, * -• — Oobb Calif., — Wilbur 79c Brewer’s Yeast, 6-oz.____ 69c Gives This Complete Beauty Clarence Hammond of Hastings U Wood of Grand Rapids and Mr. and CLEANBBB Cui Treatment for only . .............. ,.b 17c Boric Acid Powder, 4 ox. __13c . doing some redecorating for Hattie Mrs. Henry Williams and Hubert and Emrita Doster, Mrs. C. W. Avery Marlowe and Lena Andrus of West and Walter Warner. Carlton. Orpha Buck is visiting thia week It b with regret that the people 50c Eyelo, 8 oz.______ _____ __39c YOUB CHOICE OF ANY 3 OF THESE 5 of the entire codimunlty are watch- in Grand Rapids. | Ing thc wrecking of the 8. Pin* lake Mrs John Visser and daughter. 35c Poison Ivy Lotion, 2-oz. l__23c ichurch, by contractors from Kxla- Helen, of Grand Rapids and Mrs. nutzoo. Popular sentiment la to thc ’John Lans of South Freeport called ; effect that under the right leader­ on Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry Thurs­ ship this church could be rebuilt in­ day afternoon. stead of destroyed. Mrs. Earl Keeler spent the week ------------ ■ • • ■— aiat'Gun uuu ihkc lake Ctruiiiita cleaning cottages. A country with two capitals is an I Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 8trod theek appropriate name for Bolivia. The called on Mr. and Mrs Fred Hay­ actual capital u LaPaz. The legal wood near Welcome Corners Sun­ capital is sucre. [day •day evening. We handle all lines of Dairy Poducta .. . Sal­ ads, Sandwiches, Fan'Jcy Ice Cream, Pies, Cakes and Bricks. . . . All Special orders han­ dled promptly. Hostess I Week-End Special Brick Fountain Service Tel. 2324 BEAT john WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN CRACKERS 2~ Common Sense Bank Talks dutchmen 19c Grahams FIG BARS “ 11c COOKIES Cin-o-mon-ettes m COCOAN UT RAISINS 4 it 30c PRUNES 3 FDIC 14c Grapefruit Cherries 2 National Bank of Hastings COFFEE CDI?d A T In Beauty Needs tor the Next 10 Daye Only MILNOL ' STARCH 3 S. IOC FEL’S BISMA-REX MACKEREL Puffed Wheat 10c 17c Herihey’i Cocoa *1.29 TINY TOT Combination ATHLETE’S FOOT! Her«’> Quick Relief VITA-FULL PURETEST PRODUCTS JONTEEL REXALL REMEDIES CARVETH & STEBBINS Michigan QC-, Fruits and Vegetables SOUP es. IVORY SOAP JS" 10c SILVER CREAM 72*7.: 22c BRILLO 8 3 *sx>l 25c AMMONIA 17c DUTCH *1.00 O 17c 18c 12c French’s 59 The REXALL Store Apple Butter Spaghetti JJSJL, Sardine. l-JIKS = Dill Pickle. XT Ice Tea Blend Af Jello jyMSS.- 2 15c ra MACARONI PEANUT BUTTER SHEFFORD CERTO t 27c �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNEgDAT, JUNE to, W4 I SOUTH BOWNE. Shipman as a farmer Hastings boy monly applied to those who had big the longest single span of any bridge ।, fortunes thrust upon them through In the world—over 4.200 feet As I I Mrs Prank Walton called on Mr. striking some rich vein of gold or far as time goes a century isn't a | land Mrs. Owen Dodge of Freeport very long while. But only 100 years ' Wednesday evening. i the treatment of tuberculosis. In the Mecca for many of them. The ago a bridge acroaX the Menal Mr. and Mrs. Millon Weltx called | fact he is ranked among the "topStraits in England attained fame beon Mike Grant Sunday evening and notchers" in the West tn diagnosing qulring a big fortune, to invest In . drove to Middleville and Harris and treating TH So great are the some real estate on Nob Hill, and last word in construction and had Creek calling on Mrs. Jennie Grant (Continued from page one) (Continued from Page One) [demands upon his time that we were build a palace of regal proportions^ single span of 570 feet—the long-I and Mrs. Emma McVean. i not able to meet him. Another for­ and appointments that would "put est in the world. Only 50 years la—n .nS Mr and Mrs WUl CosgrifT of Lo. , , Imer Hastings boy Uvat we met was ft ilf orer" lhe last fellow who ter' the Brooklyn Bridge was built l£erv.e 01 weU tr,‘neU rocn ana . well spent Sunday with their alsUant with varying shades. All | Ed. Sage, brother ot Frank and Joe built and Who in turn had surpassed and was called one of the world’s •«.»« span 4.U.I11 Th® Foundation last week an- 1 tar. Mrs. Jemjle Pardee. through California there did not I Sage of this city. He Is following all the previous ones. In short It marvels, because it had « a single That record record nounced the inauguration of a new, Mr and Mrs WU1 jgu^e,. seem to be much evidence of deep his trade as a tonsortal artist In a was a wort of a mad race for lhe db-of around 1.200 fecL That experiment employing of— three 'Gwendolyn called Clare UUers' poverty and distress Of course lhe very pleasant shop In one of the big play of suddenly acquired wealth. | was maintained for some little time. I— — “— T’the — uwrauuiyn canca un on umiw uucn 4-I4K ri tn -anitarv O . .f near Lake - . . Odessa Sunday after — ■ ­ ub'engineers to nultt assist the the zanitary country has been "hit" as have all I office buildings in San Francisco. Probably no class of people have j But not so long ago Uie "George ;c Other sections. There are Imposing Wherever you go you seem to run more thoroughly demonstrated that Washington Bridge" was completed [en^ineera of,the Foundations neailh(noon. *n Allegan, Barry and Eaton yjrs. Lucy Yoder Visited Sunday mansions and humble homes, but onto old friends, all of which goes they know how to make asses of across the Hudson river and Is now | I with her son, Harold and family. In often the latter would be'flo sur- to show that this old world Isn't so themselvuY than the "new rich." or in use. It broke all records by hav-1 co'“‘Ueathose who suddenly come into pos-Tng a span of 3.500 feet—the longest I Through the co-operauon or tnei^ aftemoon tj^y an called al the rounded by shrubbery- and made large after all. • nnd Emery Kinne homes beautiful with Bowers, that the ques- j San Francisco is a beautiful city. session of unusual sums of money— in the world, but not for long, be-i Massachusetts Institute of Tech- j-*,, regard Ieso of whether it comes, cause the bridge across the Golden which recommended three at pleasant Valley. through inheritance, or an Individ- Gate will have a single span of 4200 high ranking students for Junior en-1 Elmer Shaeffer and family called a :„there. I- liked the people because ual or . - u*. lucky turn .44444 of w thc wheel w<«vi of Ml for-;feet, *vi \n 700 ,w feet longer imigvt than uimi the|Klnecring uk 7---- , I** _5’-'-, the Kellogg , Foun- Sunday OIU1UBJ afternoon uuriiKMl al the Daniel We vent from Los Angeles to San they seemed to be so cordial and ----tune. Some Some of the lhe homes on Nob j; George Washington. With thc rapid dation (llltl°n is Is offering courses in P prac’wc- ^ook ^ook home to see Mrs. 1 Fannie Zook Francisco by way of the Southern 'pleasant and wanted to do all that nu. Hill were size. and said changes that are taking place in 1 ,kc,-l sanitary sanitary en^.neering engineering — to — the wj,0 is sick sjclc in ln bed. wvte of mammoth sire-, * who naatRtt and — „,4 a— most enjoyable ride .14. it.» they 4 4. ■>., could to In show »4»4*..• strangers —-4.. 4 4.» > ,to „ 1.be — —as _ _4richly —4.4.. riml.U.J 4—’. .... _... .. J >V_ a "tlirPi* 11P KliTTl — aMiss •> Beulah 4»_. Pacific that furnished as ..a 14King s construction work —and the greater |lhree 4'4,11410 RICH ?icn fillTlng “urtn« 1the sumCramer of Grand was. A good part of the way takes | they were welcome, but you get that palace. A few of them are standing demands of a growing country for|,nc[- The cub- engineers will work Rapids called on Mrs. Frank Walton accompanied them home and to- Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Golla of Detroit gether they will attend a Century were Bunday guests of the former's you right along the ocean with its same kind of a• welcome generally devoted better accuminoaaiioiu. accommodations, causco caused by ,l*p--------county sanitary gunday evening. -4.vM.nv everywhere vim., 44 4 44.4V today, i«xwy. though iiktukii iu .ciuu, u ' .uku to w Dcricr oy .......... — < — ----- — engineer aunoay evening. miles and miles of breakers curling in California. No No ^render wonder thht thkt -ftcr after otbc* other purpMeCS purposes than rcaxucnccs. residences. The traffic cuuiivauuu. congestion, uicfe there 1$ U no telluig telling [ — ln J™ ,“re€ counties In checking Heller of of Dutton Dutton nperd spent the the of Progress. 'Die. uafuc ----- ~—** ■ p«.ryi Hellci nff visited the city citv he lie Mark Mirk Hopkins llnrklnr hotel hntel stands da4411V on ,444 the H14‘ kn.. 4.1- rh.lrl.n /"1..44. bridge 4.-14-..I TI'dlK. food fO(Xl ftn Shd WOlCT SUDPlleS.sewteW- ...n—weelt 4. A e -TVaal, k-rverva Mrs. W. H. Pardee, daughters. brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. P$into foam, its mystery and vastnesr. Rudyard Kipling how U,44<4 long 4this GoldenGate <! wal *r supplies, cn<j 44.4 al tjj A Eash home, ever giving it a peculiar charm. On5 wrote "There's only one draw back site of the old Mark Hopkins man- will hold its record of having theia&e ch»P<»®l plants and systems, and Mrs wm Mishler accompanied Marlon und Mrs. Hurry Miller, called ter Eckman. ly one vessel was visible upon its to San Francisco—it is hard to slon The Flood residence is the longest single span in the world. A j rcst>«’t sanitation. Besides the reg- Mrs. Alma Mishler and daughteta to on Mrs. Lydia Porritt of West *- In celebration of their secoRt bosom, and thc mournful trail of I leave." In his unique way Mark Pacific Union club and Fairmont peculiar thing happened in putting ular routine work in that> conncc- Clarksville Saturday and attended Bowne Saturday afternoon. wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. black smoke it left in its wake'Twain also wrote in substance "I hotel stands upon the Fair estate, irf this Gotoen; cub -students as- t, ie funeral of Mim Graoa Broandla. ... the Ulf foundation IV4U4IMA4IV14 for ‘ 44'4.4141 lJnn ’ ---- ,,u! ---- --------------- will ---- -be -----.... w- — ---------Peter Eckman, together with twelve Good "will. ----- - Bridge. At -- a ----h.-k- «n,i .. ... eeemed to proclaim that It was des-‘never was treated so well in my life Stanford Court, one of the largest.-Gate point — 180 -feetprojects to .study arid Mr Mrs .. H T. Miller and friends, enjoyed a picnic dinner at tinnd for that mysterious bourne from —nor so often." I will confess that apartment houses on Ute Pacific below the-bottom of the bay. work-: rcJ*?rlfamily of Elkhart. Ind., spent from Miss Mildred Walter* and Carol the Thornapple river on Sunday. which no traveller returns- Large I was most pleasantly surprised in coast, is on the site of thc old Le­ men came upon a wellpreserved) , purpose of the experiment, as pfjday mi Sunday with Mrs. Miller’s Eckman visited his mollier in Grand Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oleich were flocks of gulls flitted over the waves the few days we spent in Son Fran- land Stanford residence. The un­ mastodon s tooth.Wouldn't it be designated by the Foundation of- tx,rcnLs. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pardee Rapids on Monday. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter and their white bodies seemed al-i cisco. Somehow I had conceived thc timely. death of their only son interesting to know justhow It got nclals and the M. I. T.. is to give the und daughter Marion. Miss Marion Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eckman and Eckman. .. .. •— «.*U4«mt .tudcnl »nrr(n**r< entj|nfers an opportunity nr of an minnrtimUv most like spirits guarding an cn- Idea that lhe weather as a rule was prompted the Stanfords to give $30,­ there and when? W R Cook leorning at first-hand various coun- j chanted region. The beauty of the cold and clammy, and that big 000.000 00 as an endowment for the ‘ ty health problems and of studying lovely old ocean and its miles of banks ot fog constantly rolling In founding of the Leland Stanford | In detail those problems and worksandy shore is indescribable, and to 1 from lhe ocean only added to the University at Pido Alto, of which1 OBITUARY. me has an appeal that Is gripping. ' distress of a generally unpleasant more will be written later. I Eva Jane Kenyon, the daughter of|' Ing out their solution In addition The Southern Pacific takes you climate. As every day dawned clear. Russian Hill is another one of the Solomon and Mary Kenyon, wes । considerable benefit to Ute Founds- j tian in carrying on its health pro­ through many of the Interesting warm and bright, all preconceived well known hills. It was so named cities and towns along the western notions were most agreeably shat- because it was the site of an old born January 22, 1853 in Orleans gram is expected to materialize from coost. What especially impressed tercd How often we get the wrong Russion burying ground, in beauty county. New York. Her early life the detailed studies made by these me was the large number of tunnels, "slant" on things anyway, and and scope. Ute outlook is most at­ was &|icnt in Carlton township student engineers. The cub engineers, all students that you pass through before you I Jump at conclusions without reason, tractive combining land and tea in where she was united In marriage on reach San Francisco. There must In real life, too often we take a dls- charming combination and offering October 1. 1871 to Orville C. Barnum. In M. I. T. public health engineer­ be a doeen or more of them, some like to some person. We perhaps an'unusual view of the Golden Gate. Deceived was a splendid type of ing school are: Christian woman. She loved her of them so close together that the don't know Just why. but we do. La­ There are beautiful homes, many of B. Russell Franklin, of Winches-, rear coach would be in one tunnel iter on when we really come to know them being owned by well known ar- liome. her family, her church end ter. Mass, now completing second 'her friends. She was actively iden­ year at M. I. T. after receiving a while the engine Is darting into an-; that person we admire hU. or her. lists and writers. . vvuru »I1 tified with lhe Methodist church as degree of bachelor ot science In other one. At this pari, the railroad many lovable qualities, and marvel San Francisco Bay affords a safe |;OI1|{ ftS —„ —I her health would permit. blolngy at Bales college. He will has reached quite an elevation and a|how we ever received such * wrong ~~~ Every drop of milk we sell here comes from the state to class our milk "GRADE continuous string of tunnels was Impression. -----------*“ ”■ My visit to San Fran­ harbor and in beauty would contend After a sliort illness, death came to work under John Scarlet, sanitary our own accredited herd. We Invite you to doubtless thc only way. or the leas: cisco shattered all my preconceived with any similar body of water tn her relief and she dcjnirted this life engineer for the Foundation's AlicAnd "Grode A” from Highlands Dairy, expensive way. to reach the city at Ideas. I went there almoat against the world. It is about 65 miles long June 1?. 1934. having lived 81 years, gan county health unit. visit our dairy bams and see how clean the 4 months and 30 days raw or pasteurized. costs you no more. and varies from four to ten miles in ‘ ‘ ■*" my will, but left the city with many the Golden Gate, it must have re­ George M Recce of Dorchester, cows are kept, how clean lhe bams are kept, Surviving are thc husband, three Mass. completing his junior year al quired engineering ability of no pleasant memories and a sincere de­ width. Probably all the naval ships and how carefully the inllk is handled. Prom daughters. Edith Baldwin Belle Our milk is ice-cold when we place It in and merchant fleets of the world mean order to construct this part of sire . to return sometime. M. I. T. will under Leon-1 ' . . .. ,, , "*■ **• He w, “ work '*UIK unucr ixrunthe lime the milk la In the covered pall un­ our trucks, and is kept on Ice until it is de­ the road, and no one should visit San Francisco is beautifully locat­ could find safe anchorage Uicre. nnd Wellman and Allie Burroughs, ot urd Board. Barry county sanitary urr irrnnehltdron air great- Lengineer __ .___ this eitv city, six granchlldren. six Uie coast without enjoying it. if ed । on the tip of a peninsula that then leave plenty of room for thou­ thl« til It Is put In sterilised bottles and capped livered at your door. Because It is clean and you have not previously taken this separates i San Francisco Bay from sands of smaller vessels. Entrance grandchildren and one sister. Lyula John J. Hamion of Boston, five ready for delivery, human hands never touch cold it will keep belter than milk that is not ocean Rugged hills, hundreds of to thc Bay Is through the "Golden E Barnum Funeral services were years at M. I. T- and now working i trip, would recommend the daylight the i 11. That is thc reason we are permitted by so painstakingly cared for. held on Thursday. P. M . at the for ills master's degree there. He ride, leaving --------- Los --------Angeles - -------------about--8:30 — pfeet high, gradually rise from thc Gate." a name given to it by Gen. ---------and offer commanding views Fremont The Golden Gate is only [home of her daughter. Belie Well- will work under Lyman Chamber-1 in the morning and arriving in San'water San • sco a little after 9:00 o'clock' for home sites. Old Mother Nature a mile across, and Ute water is deep man, with interment in Fuller lam. Eaton county unitary engl-1 in the evening. The distance Is has done a lot tor San Francisco enough to accommodate the largest cemetery neer. --------------- ' * ” The three students arrived In Bat-1 something over 400 miles and you and we doubt if many cities In the vessels afloat now. or that will probWOODLAND. will find the constant change of world have more to offer in the way ably be afloat for years to come. tie Creek one day last week and re­ ... scenery and the varying views of the of natural beauty and advantages. Owing to the land-locked nature of Leon______________________ Bowman of Huntington. ported for work under their county ocean most pleasing. In San Fran- Several high hills give a picturesque the Bay. the early voyagers kept jnd, spending a few days at the chiefs In the afternoon. The work effect to the city’s sky line and offer constantly sailing past the Golden hom(. or Mr nnd Mrs. V. R Beards- will last for 10 to 15 weeks, probably . until the middle of September. Be­ Harry Hayes, finding Mr. Hayes views that In beauty and scope would Oate" without noticing the narrow । icy confined to bls bed with an ailment be hard to surpass One of the best opening that leads to this sizeable LouGr and Philip Cook arc visit­ fore returning home, they will spend from which his many friends here known jierhaps Is Nob Hill, a con­ body of water—San Francisco Bay.1 ing their grandparents. Mr. and some time with Dr. Henry Vaughn, will be pleased to learn that he has traction I understand of the word which offers the city of its name and health commissioner of Detroit and since recovered. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes -Nabob." being an area preferred by other cities along thc shore a safe Mrs Henry- Sluifcr, of Pewamo for member of the board of directors Telephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich. ,of the Foundation. were visiting at the very pleasant those hardy old pioneers of the west, and perfect harbor Foundations for . Mrs George Forman and Mrs. and attractive home of their daugh­ after they had "struck it rich" in a bridge across the Golden Gate ter. Mrs. Sidney Shipman. Many mining, or promoting railroads. arc being built. It will be famous Milan Trujnbo entertained with a The North Star is brighter than' friends will remember Dr. Sidney "Bonanza miners" was a term com- for one thing at least—it will have Vanishing party at thc latter’s home the sun, Friday afternoon. CU0 ENGINEER TO I. ASSIST MR. BOARD Mica AUTOS WANTED! Want to Buy TWO AUTOS, anything that will run, for HEAD-ON- COL­ LISION at Fair Grounds July 4th. See Mr. Pilbeam at Parker House 'j ‘i ! , h •’ :* |A] |l •> •J • ’ You Take No Chance. J On the quality or cleanliness of the milk you use in your home if you buy it of Highlands Dairy '' ■ ’ i Why not use Highlands Dairy Grade A milk in your home? Just phone 2651 . . . and we’U do the rest! ■ The HIGHLANDS DAIRY th OF JULY 4 CELEBRATION AUSPICES OF THE AMERICAN LEGION BIG DAYS :■ HASTINGS & NIGHTS H FAIR GROUNDS MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. V7D II H V O Q ---- A JUL I O AND Admission to Grounds RRjIfJCfs FREE ATTRACTIONS BIG FUN CARNIVAL—SHOWS—RIDES AND MUSIC ... HEAD-ON COLLISION OF TWO AUTOS . . . HORSE PULLING CONTEST... BALL GAMES . . . COUNTY HORSE SHOE PITCHING CONTEST . . . MONSTROUS CELEBRATION ... RACES, SPORTS AND SPEAKING! Bring Your Picnic Basket—Stay All Day and Evening ! MEET YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS! Bowery Dance! I Beer Gardenil Closing at Night With a GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY! All Autos Will Head for Hastings JULY4th! All Attraction Furnished by Pilbeam Amusement Co.. Dr. nnd Mrs. R. G. Finnic aid children six-nt the week end at <lio McKnight cottage at Wall lake Mr. and Mrs Ciias. Cook called on Mr. and Mrt. Joseph Hackenbruch of Portland Sunday Mr nnd Mra. Geo. Neithamcr ac­ companied by Mr and Mrs. Gus Myers and Mrs. Chris Kcbicr spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyle Fisher of Hastings. kJ Mr. and Mrs Perry’ Flory nnd < family, Mr and Mrs Frank Nel|j thnmer nnd family nnd Mr. nnd 3 Mrs Blake Rising and son spent |1 Sunday at their cottage on Jordan Ul lnk' 5 Mr and Mrs Donald Gager are IJ visit Ing relatives in Paw Paw. | Mr. nnd Mrs Vcmlcc Raffler and || sons spent father’s day with the lat-1 tcr’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gus' S Johnson, of West Woodland. [ [I Beverly Plants had her tonsils it removed by Dr Finnic Friday morn­ fl Ing. She is getting along nicely. y Mr nnd Mrs Richard O’Brien S nnd children of Lansing spent SunH day with Mrs Geo. Paul. ifc. Mr. and Mrs. H. A Kltson retumiTed Tuesday from a visit in IndianM.apolis. Ind. ?| Miss Virgina Faul is spending the y summer with her parents, Mr and S Mrs Ijiwrenre Faul. after gradua|| don from Michigan State College. M Martin Faul visited grand•I mother. Mrs. C B. Benham, of Hasy tings, from Friday uplll Sunday. S Mr. and Mrs. Earl Faul and’ baby |J spent Sunday there. The last meeting of the Woman’s Il I Study Club was a picnic held ql y Mrs Wright’s cottage at Saddlebag lake About 25 members responded H to roll call after a delicious pot luck supper. RolLs and coffee were servfl I ed by the committee. After the y; sports and games, including an exJS citing treasure hunt, a short busiH ness meeting was held. Reports < । from the delegates to the County || Federation were glvrp by Alice M; Smith and Jean Finnle. ?| Mrs J. V. Hilbert is improving U slowly from her recent operation at Pennock hospital. Hastings. ■ 1] Hie Willis family will be out of W quarantine for scarlet fever Wedf|! nesday. Little George had a very IJ light attack and Is now completely S recovered. J < I 4 ul |J S |l M IRVING. Mrs. Sowrrby ond Lillian entertalned on Sunday, their uncle and S wife. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sowerby [I from Grand Rapids. Wm. Sowerby w and Mr. and Mrs. Argyle Windcs lo1 cal and Mbs Bien Graham of Lo||i well. s Mrs. Philip Thomas and daughter l ot Grand Rapids were In lhe village 3 calling ths other day. Miss Thomas | will teath at Laingsburg again next 1 S' tings were Saturday visitors at Wili him McCann’s. Mrs. Louie Nagle entertained tier , husband's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Nagel, local and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nagel and daughter in ' honor of her husband's birthday l Tuesday. | Mrs. Minnie Cox of Grand Rapids visited her parents apd her son, Ralph Cave, several days' last week. PAINT Satisfaction It Is a Real Pleasure to Sell An Article That You KNOW Will Please the Buyer Ever since we have been in business in Hastings we have handled the BARN RED PAINT. We have specialized in handling the Best Paints that money could buy and we have sold great quantities of this Barn Red all over Barry County and in adjoining counties. In every instance it has ALWAYS given the very best of SATISFACTION. If you are going to paint your farm buildings now or later on we want you to use Barn Red on our recommenda­ tion. Talk with any who have used it and you will be convinced that it is not only the "Brightest Red" on the market, but also that it will "spread further" than any other. Should you prefer some other color than Red .. . The Price it Only 97c PER GALLON! We Also Have It in WHITE and GRAY at the Same Price Try It Out! We are so positive that Barn Red is just what you are looking for that we would like to have you test it Come in and get a Gallon and try it out We If you have ever had any experience with “poor paint” you know that it ia a mighty bad investment. In fact poor paint ia almoat worse than no paint at all, and at the aame time coata almoat ,aa much aa GOOD paint. Barn Red not only will inaure your buildings against decay, but all the same time improves the appearance of your property, and helps to make surroundings more cheerful. Good, durable paint ia a lot cheaper too than lumber anctxorutant repair bills. “GOOD RESULTS’’ are what everybody is looking for, no matter in what channel of activity it may be. If you are looking for good re­ sults in painting, we ask you to act upon our emphatic recommenda­ tion of Barn Red Paints gained through selling them ever since w« have been in business. This is a good time to have painting done and there's no be^er paint you can buy. Remember the Price, too Only 97® a Gallon! PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LY BARKER, Proprietor PHONE 2115 - HASTINGS. MICH �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2«. IH4 SALES CONTEST RE- bevekance-samfson. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED • the city on Monday. t o H TO IM a TieSaturday. June 18. 1*34 Bt flTe P. Mbs IJeva Perry is home from I SULTS IN A TIE x u» ueuxxim equwi AT BRIDGE-LUNCHEON ------------ ' church. Detroit. Rev. Perkins, pasLansing for Ute summer. Mr*. Wayne Merrick was in Nash-1 Michigan Bell Telephone Oo. I*“ •* “» °h“re‘‘- “'“O "• “r- Miss Dorothy Field Wed to , r,------ „ . rlage Mbs Dorothy Sampson, only rille on Tuesday on business. Employees Have Enjoydaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cranston Wilcox at Attorney Hackett of Detroit wasj Kenneth Biddle of Grand Rapids Mx*. Chester Stem. Mbs Patty i Fred Palmer is home from Indian-1 tn the city on Tuesday on business | able Gathering Sangwon, and Ernest L. Severance, Fremont, Ind. ._ vUltcd Hastings friends on Bunday. and Dick stem of St. Loub. Mo .1 apolb. Ind., for a week'* stay. rnrrr. wrrr UM ! O'lly 800 °f M‘ ’ a,U1 MfR Lemuel Dwight Fisher b home from Al-1 t-oveis were laid for thirty-nine at Ke*vrranrn nf viantinPH *rimv At a one’ o'clock bridge-luncheon ^‘Um“er “ “r and Mrs. Jehlal Roger, of MUs Helen Michael and Mita Rose given Saturday, June 18. at lhe Freeport visited Mr. and Mra. H. J. bion college for the summer vaca­ Clafk were in Chicago on Bunday their cottage-at Oun lake. pt1one °?'_ Lce,? *husband. Mr. UIIU and ATI Mrs. J. IxiaiaS LaMastion. of Mr. and xux Mrs■>. William II?? —, —.. — - —.Tr * । Feo..!R■ to„ 1II IIWI JU ■ Bll *>. pF.. J. — home v. mt, »..u NT I ■■■Mil, and Monday. Mr. and Mra. W. 8. Benham of Freeland on Tuesday. Tr^ i„Enc! ,Cr M matron of honor and best J- Field. 212 South Park BL, th* Mr. and Mr*. Wm. H. Olney werc| at Mbs Jennet Michael went to jacob °f °r”id u 0,1 Tu sday e'enln» man; MUs Geneva Green ns bride*- jmarriage of their daughter. Mis* Wuh Maliy and cheap] Camp Kllannlwa Sunday to spend hh L°Qn’ vlsltlnS at I** h‘V’lc Mrs Hef- in Battle Creek on Wednesday on business. ^rwi. ___ _ ma'd » Harold Guenther, attend-I Dorothy Louhc, to Mr. J. Cranston are always cool-and con Uie summer. ard, Long Beach. Calif. ard. of of-tana Beach n«ilf flebower for a few day*. i^ n I’ “onths' Ul® employees ftnt Uie gmom. > Wilcox, son of Mr. and Mra. Clyde able. ' Ttwtfi nothing Misses Vivian and Doria Biddle MU* Beatrice Giddings U home IX^h^iiraa HdX*™ a^Mr.^aS Bll“ MrT “ ^l “ ^ ‘ and'^ly^f w c ^ ,c ’ jbara May Van Dykeand Dorothy | Wilcox, was announced. The cere ­ Mr*. Prank Edmonds vbited Mr. from Battle Creek for her summer for nur.micr comfort. of BatUc Creek were Bunday guests ' SJ2i ’ tbL'dluncr, Jean Frey, were flower girls. MiM mony was performed at thc MetboofSupt/and-Mr*.TTXTvinBua.rk Mr. and Mra. Dan Lewis. vacation. ^nfieW^kV^?.^ J । marking the termination of the con- Ixrt, severance, suter of the groom. !dtst Episcopal parsonage at Premont, Miss Moe Keller, who teaches in! i n , ui.. UU4I m . j ‘played thc wedding march and Tomi,Rdl*na. on August 28. 1033. and to Ann Arbor. U homo for tire sum -1 ... of Middleville acted as'NlchoU and ljmn Evans of Detroit iUie announcement came as a *urmer vacation. 8 ve,n by lw:lcd “ iMhers. Thc bride wm ! Prise to their friends. Mrs. Isabel Pancoast hu been Andrew Kemp and Mr. and Mrs. D. Zugelmcler. over thc week end. Mbs Pearl Wolfe of Battle Creek. five divbion and district men from ; dressed in white chiffon organdy Mb® Elizabeth Unruc ot Bronson, vteitlng Dr. and Mra. Bruce Hayden (Lawrence Smith of Battle CreA. ' Vlc,c oi Vermontville h Grand Rapids, Included in thc pro­ and satin wlfil bridal hat and veil. « former collegematc wlio had been Is the guest of Mbs Geraldine Isenand family of Saginaw thc past two JcrTy gtanton mid Mb* Wynn of »l>ending the week with her grandgram were several musical numbers Mra. LaMaMer won- light blue or- lhe bride* attendant at thc mnrhath this week. wTSka• „ ,Argubrlght College. Battle creek, parent*, Mr. und Mra. Gary Crook. riage, Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Kinde left jby Misses Margaret nnd Audra gnndy and Miss Green, green or-F'"" “ wa* guest‘ of ’honor. Dr. and Mr*. Wm. Thwaltcs and tt.crc wcck end par. < jjr #nd Mrs. Robert Cook were in Sunday for Washington. D. C.. on a ■j Densmore and Chester Engh-hartc. gundy with harmonizing hub. The! Pink and white rose* were at­ family of Grand Rapid* were Sun- cnU, Mr. pioyd Armour. Lansing on Tuesday to see her week's vacation. (assisted by hh daughter. Mbs Dcl- little Bower girls wore pink and blue tractively arranged in the living w.u Dr' ai“ Mrs-‘Dennis Dr. and Mrs. Charles McIntyre, mother. Mrs. Sarah Harper, who b iphlnc, presented an Interesting Mr. and Mrs. Ermont Newton wen-1Light weight, cool atraw orgiuidy with bonnets to mutch, room* und on the luncheon tabic*, .,.r ? Jr-, lUr. and , ,, ,, . , ... or.. of oi Ann Ann Arbor aruor visited visiica-mr. ana ill m.­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mar?. Ritchie ■' -■-•-•-t ™ of hand demdnstration. while Mb, Lois Severance wore places being laid for eighteen. Al IndMra F-\u“u1 H" i X •”,l,Dr •"$ a™se . ’... _i aeorge OoiuMT. Coleman .nd and Mrs. .Mrs cf Gun hike Sunday. — ’। Dancing closed a very enjoyable eve- white embroidered net. each plate were unique folders an­ os .fashionable at tbeao priee*. Mr and Mrs. Frank Jones of Bat­ I nlng. A reception for fifty relatives and nouncing the happy event, together Wednesday to attend the funeral oi tle Creek were in thc city on Tues-, friends .was held at the home of with a lovely corsage for each one. Jiome Saturday. jj r 11T)d rs Roy and Richard Veil. Mr. and jj Mrs. Roy Hubbard Hubbard day calling on friends. * 1 bMITlJ—HELLER NUPTIALS. Preceding the luncheon, a* tlie vMr8-t2.VRJ2r?\Or * Mb* Charlotte Adbbard were nnd In Mr. and Mrs. Davy of Malden Ave­ Mra. J. T. Lombard went on! MUs Dorothy E Heller of Sturguests -were being seated, two de­ ■ Y.. salved Sunday for a visit w th Grand Raplda on Tuesday u> attend . ’ Gardner Chidester. Jr., and Mbs ThurMiay to Racine. Wb. ffcr1 tcvant. Wls . daughter of Frank HH- nue. Detroit. Mr. and Mra. Severance will spend lightful solo* were rendered by Mbs Mr M" Kc,,ar of lhc ‘•lie* PWtd- Mae Spradling of .Madison, Wls. a visit with relatives f ,Pr ' w,1 ° lia s made ids home at two weeks al. their cottage on Wal­ Josephine Kulte of Hamilton, a were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Stem, and other relatives. mother. Miss Mildred Frandsen. who has; Cloverdale for the past eight sum- nut lake. Oakland county. After fellow member of the Western Bute Chidester over thc week end. - --------------------------------------------------Mr. and Mrs. L L. Watson of Hol­ been teaching in Mt. Pleasant. U at Imers' was united in marriage to July first they will live in Detroit Teachers' College Girls' Glee club. .a..u, Mrs. «XJ». Frnncb r.mwN. Bryce mu Hw>; John C. Ketcham b to be Uw Wall lake for her vacation e land. and m.a. Mrs. | George C- Smith, son of ND. and at the corner of Linwood and Curler. She was accompanied at the piano Aniia-Bryre of Grand Haven spent at the Kent County Pomona Mr. and Mra. Wm. Schulz of MrR Henry Smith of Milwaukee. by Miss Either Engle of Lawton. Sunday with Mr. and Mn. -Lyle Orange to be held on Thursday at Grand Rapids spent Thursday with,Wls- tb® cremony being performed thc roommate of Mrs. Wilcox, also Scudder. |tbe Sand Luke Grange hall. As Adi'ertised in Mr. and nnrt Mr*. Mr« Keith rcelth Daniels. nani.■!« Mr. ] by the Rev. John Week nt the par­ BRUCE HAYDEN, JR., a member of the Glee Club. Two Mr. nnd Mra. Robert Fletcher I Miss Bernice Bowman and MIm sonagc of the thc Church Church-of nf Atonement Mr*. Clara Moore of Battle Creek sonage [Piano solos were artistically ren­ ENTERS ANNAPOLIS and son Robert accompanied Mbs McCullum of Eaton Rapids were vUltcd her sistera. Mrs. Eunice Moore in Racine. Wls. on Thursday. June I dered by Mbs Dorothy Morgridgc Hotter Homes & Gardens March Amer home on Friday. Mr. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hur- and Mbs Anna Johnson, on Sunday. 114. at four o’clock. Only the Imof Niles and Mbs Virginia Potts. Passes thc Preliminary and Fletcher returning to his home In , ley Pox and Wm. Wednesday cvc[mediate families and relatives wit ­ Mrs. H. A. Adrounte and Zobelle Out ot town guests included Miss Delineator j nlng. Coldwnter on Saturday. have gene to Chicago. Milwaukee nessed the wedding. Elizabeth Unrue and her mother of Physical Examinations Mrs. Henry Weaver attended the Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Shullers mid and Racine. Wl*.. for a week's visit. | Tile bride wore a lovely gown of Bronson: Mis* Josephine Kulte ot Good Housekeeping Satisfactorily Keim reunion near Elmdale on ' grandson. Gordie Clement, and Mrs. long and Hamilton: Mb* Esther Engle of ( Mr. und Mrs. D. A. Stoner of By- white —-satin, —-- — -- white ----------gloves ----- -------Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Weaver Clara Hale were over Sunday guests ran are spending- a few days at thc a Picture hat. Her bouquet was of In a recent issue of the Banner Lawton; Miss Esther Morris and Mbs anti were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs.-of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clement of home ot Rfv and Mra. E B. Grlf- jw,lllc ro5CS and u,lcs of the valley mention was made of the fact that Dorothy Morgridge of Niles and Bedell of Clarksville. (Belding An. • I Miss Audrey Smltli. a cousin of the Bruce Hayden. Jr., son of Dr. andtMis-i Doris Ladies* Home Journal Alfred ~ ‘ Richards of Grand Mr. und Mra. Robert Moore. Mrs. | Dr and Mrs. Arthur Atkins nnd Mr. .and Mrs. Earl Paton und .Groom, was bridesmaid, her dress Mrs. Bruce Hayden -jf-Saglnaw, has -Ledge. Sarah Powell and Walter Powell daughter of Rogersville. Missouri, children of Charlotte were guests of | “ring of blue crepe, with blue hat [MLBJA'd the preliminary examinations Mrs. Wilcox graduated from thc were In Howell Sunday to see Mbs were guests of Mr. und Mra. George Mr. and Mrs. Allen McDonald on'and othcr matching accessories, her for admission to Annapolis. Hastings High school and on Mon­ ’ Druzilla Powell and found her Im- Edger and family a few days the Sunday. bouquet being of roses. ) ElRoy Last week hia parents accompan­ day received her life certificate in proving so she is able to sit up. past week. Mrs. Eugene Freeman and her ! Smith, a cousin, acted as bqit man. ied him to Annapolb., where Bruce public scliooi music from the W. S. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Frey and Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmer, ac- sister. Mrs. L M Ward, of New 1 Al flx o'clock a reception and din- satisfactorily passed the physical T. C. Mr. Wilcox U also a Hastings daughtcr spent from Friday until cempanied by Mr. mid Mrs. Dewaid York City, spent Tuesday in Grand held nt the home of the tests nnd was accepted by thc au­ High graduate and is a senior in Sunday In Hastings and Detroit. । Giliner and children of Detroit. Rapids (bride* aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mra. thorities In charge, it being a four the engineering department of Uie Mbs Beulah Severance returned to-spent Sunday with Mr. and Mis Roy Heath came home Sunday I”- c •» Sturtevant, covers University of Michigan. They iiavc Michigan City with them for a visit. Floyd Van Auker of Belding7hls 13 a wonderful opportunity a wide circle of friends in Ulis city from Muskegon, liaving graduated bcln8 ■“id for thirty. Light weight white* and Mr. and Mra. Lee Dultle have I Mr. mid Mrs. Herbert Freeland, from Muskegon Junior College on1 for lhe slx X®®™ the bride for him and he has Uie best wishes all of whom extend congratulations black and whites; perforated moved here from Belding juid arc accompanied by Dr. H. C. Peck­ Friday night of u large circle of friends, and all ilia# ,,wn a teacher in Racine counand best wLsltes. browns and tan shoes. Finest occupying tlie W. T. Grigsby house ham and — Mrss. Edith "J—- Godfrey of----- ------Mra Alcld Stauner span Thur.schools, following her graduation hojie he may be successful. qualities available. In the second ward. Mr. Duttle Is'Preenn.r »«»« 'Freeport, were in Lowell Monday at ­ rAccessory,, Pieces Will day night and Friday with hcr from the Kenosha, Wb. High school ENJOYABLLE PARTY thc new manager of thc Kroger ' tending the funeral of George Park- dnughter-ln-bw. Mrs. Emerson i,n J8-7 and lh® Kenosha Rural Nor- * MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. store. be Withdrawn Mrs. Robert McGlocklin was host­ Stauficr. of Alto ,nal ln 1928 AT COUNTRY CLUB Mrs. Ralph Marble of Kalamazoo Mr. __ ___ and_____ Mrs.___ M._______ J. Claggettc of Mrs. John Kurtz left today for \,r ar,d Mr*. Smith left Imrncdl- ess at a miscellaneous shower on -----• — — .... -.. ttlld Forty-five ladles enjoyed the Tues- ‘ and Mrs. Warren Myers nnd son Los Angeles, Calif., and Mr. ----- Mlnncnpolh. Minnesota, where she alol>' « short wedding trip, com- Wednesday afternoon. June 13. hon­ Leo of Lawton returned to their'Mrs R. K. Smith of Detroit,, were will vfclt Tht sister, Mra. T. H. Pea- ln« to the home of her father al oring Mr* Robert Bliss (Vera Fau­ day luncheon at the Country Club. A 1 homes Sunday after sixmdlng *ev-!wovk end guest* of Mr. and Mra. cock, for a few months Guernsey lake for several days. Aft- sey i whose marriage took place Au­ lull vase of delphinium In mixed • cral day* here with their parents. George m. Newton. Mr. Smith fs gust 14. 1933. Tlw afternoon was colors of blue combined with ivory । Mr and Mrs Cole Newton and ®r Janc 17 ‘h®y are a‘ homc Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Marble. a brother of Mra. Newton. pleiuantly spent with music and columbine made a striking decora- j Mbse* Helen Newton .and Ethel '*aukee. Mra. Jas. B. Holes of Springport । Mra Howard Kelly and children, Jones were Sunday guests of Mrs game*. Mrs Walter LcwU winning tlon for thc large tqble in the lounge. I .. was a week end guest of Mr. and Katherine. John and Patty, of Chl- Phlln Cilley of Saranac. Baskets filled with roses were used. high score. ' AINEi—STRUBLE. vantage of the Certified Mra. W. J. aoms Norris ano nnd miss Mbs unirouiy Dorothy qca8o Mrs. riorum Norton onuui Smith over, over MT*, w. j. «su visited «»r». Mr ..... Mr, rntI Thursday afternoon. Junc 14. nt Tlie tabic on which thc gift* were on the luncheon tables. Thc stand- i Coupon Plan on 1847Roger* Goldrlng. Sunday visitors were Mr. the week end leaving Tuc/dny far in’Chicago last week attending a 315 ocloclt- “ flUlct wedding wo* placed had an artistic arrangement ards at thc entrance were filled , Clothing and Shoes and Mrs. Gerald Hine of Hope and Trav®«® City to visit Mr* C. H । meeting inw.UnR of Ford dealer* “^mnlzed by the Rev L. E. Lane. of lovely garden flowers consisting with mock orange blossoms and Bro*. Silvcrplate. Here’s dealers and and ilso i Burdette Norrla of Yankee Springs. Thom-u. Mrs. Kellys mother. 1 vLsiterf the the Century Century of of Progress. Progress «hen he united in marriage Mbsr of daisies, :oses and sweet Williams deep blue bachelor buttons. for Men and Boys I tow it work*. You buy your ■vLsiterf - ---------------Mr. nnd Mrs. Russell Kantner i Mr. and Mr*. W J Field und1 Mr and Mra. .(rs Otto » . iM-phMI. . and As usual vacation days bring1 Mr ,.na andClara ?!“•B®lle s,rublc. daughter <Uu«l>ttr of,of, with the very effective use of pink Marling set before June 30. will spend this week end In De- Robert Field were ln Kalamazoo on xmiiv «*>» acre in m tLaiuing Sunday Mr. Mr and Mrs. Mrs Arthur Struble, and ind and white crepe paper and tall white guests from away, those present’ HASTINGS ■ -..otrara ‘-n c.mj.., troll with Mr. and Mr*. C. W. WesMonday attending graduation al the ‘ . f!?!!..,.*. I?. 8 , 3 . y Mr Elmer Aoaev. son of Mr and Tuesday being Mrs. Richard Messer, Mr. Elmer Apsey, son of Mr. and Wilh your act you get a tapers. Baskets of rosea and peonies Attending the IsenhaUi family re­ plntcr, Jr„ who wdll return with' W. s T. C.. when Mrs. Cranston union held at Potter's Park. Mrs Emery Apsey. The rites were made very attractive decorations Mrs. John G- Messer. Los Angeles j |»M»k of cou|km». They en­ them and spend their week's vaca- Wilcox (Dorothy Field) received her Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glddlng.; at­ rmd at tlie home of the bride's par­ throughout the living and dining and Mrs. A. A. Anderson. Grand title you lo a saving of 25% tlon with Hastings relatives and life certificate from thc musk: de­ tended commencement at W. S. T. ents in the presence of the hnme- rooms, and the same col.ir arrange­ Rapids with Mrs. Wm. R. Cook; i Mrs. Garman. Lansing. Ill., with Mrs.1 . dttall ”>crcsiio.y” piece* — Mrads. partment. C on Monday. Mbs Katherine Gid­ dfcte relatives Fem und roses were ment wo* cleverly carried out in thc Chester Stem. St. Loub. Mo ; Mrs. day evening for a pot luck *tm Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Smith left) Mrs. O. R. DickofT and daughter. attractively arranged in tlie living dainty refreshmenu served by ttie eufli a» aalad fork*, butter dings receiving her A. B. degree. Tuesday of last week for Portland. Barbara of Iron Mountain, came rtiicc Kaboos. uaixw. who wno has nas been oven ro^*J hostess. Ti>e honor guest was pre- Roland Webb and Mrs. Georgs ’and program honoring Ufa* C Mb* Alice ►preadent, etc,— you buy Southwick. Grand Rapids, with Mrs. trade Bentley, who toon leave* Oregon, making the trip by auto- Sunday to visit Mr. nnd Mra. Lau- rtaying with her aunt. Mr* Alcld i w ® arlI1 8 Uic wedding dress of ’ *ented with some lovely gifts. ° within IB months from thc mobllc. Word was received from'rencc Barnett. Mra. DickofT will be StauHcr. returned to herMr*. wwkui wmii uyc.*2" ner . grana। . ---------------------------------Tliose present wcre Mis* — Ruth Wl- Kcnlth McIntyre; Mrs. H. E. Fox. 'Kalamaxoo. brother s “V" ™ nLby 81 —— Dr. George Lockwood was gem them that they were at Ogden, at M. S C-, East Lansing for the home in Grand Rapids Saturday. date of your original purmother. Mra. ~ O. w W. Struble, c>—u>. n/,.. fifty . ,bert of Hillsdale; Mr*. Walter Brown Mrs. M. B. Patch. Jackson, with Mrs. Dan Walldorff; Mrs. Muri H Defoe, clialrman and toastmaster and Utah, on Friday. Junc 15. They took summer term. Mbs Barbara remainelirfsc. Wide variety of Mr. and Mrs. Alcfd Stauffer. j cars ago. thc young bride was in- -of Woodland: Miss Esther Fox of Al- Charlotte, with Mrs. Birge Bwifk Bhullera conducted the singtai U. 8 30 from Chicago tlir<ugh to ing at the Barnett home. ‘ ...... charniing. ............... .. upn_- was, to; miss i noma., oi deed The W couple Mbs Marion Marlon Thoma.-, of ixaingsLalngsStanley. Albert and Mae StaufTcr. lovely jmi iteras to choose Several enjoyable laika wey* | • the west. I Mbs Marcia Amer nnd her sister. .......... M by the Kluull ia wruuii-r attended groom's brother uurg; burg; ana und atrs. Mrs. itozcue Rozelle atanton, Stanton, Mrs. Mrs. Middleville; ~ Uc:. Mrs. Gay Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. James Langston were 'Mrs. Robert Fletcher ot Coldwater, attended the wedding of Sir. Stauf­ and und wife. wife Mr. Xfr nnd nnd Mr*. Mr« Bus Tine Apsey. an««<. (' Walter uc.b... Lewis *»...<> and Mbs tLucille ....in. v... Flushing. L. L L, with Mrs. Kellar en. Archdeacon Vercoc of On from. Fau- Flushing, fer* niece in Loaell Saturday eve ­ ‘Rapids being one of thc spMki in Kalamazoo Monday to attend the attended the alumni gathering at ning. %* ‘After themwwm ceremony, ice auu cream sey. Mr. and Mrs. Bibs wui will >1make Stem. 1---- ------ikj. tmi. mao. Top scores In bridge were made in f,Ir* Harry Daily played a cello graduation of Ml*s Lob Langston.' Howard City on Saturday, Mrs. Mr and Mrs Leo Barcroft of near *n‘’ Ca, wcre 8®rv®d- Mr and Mrs. .their new home in Coopersville. contract by Mrs. Orville Bayles; in «o and Mrs. J. A. McNulty and * who received her degree from W. 8.(Fletcher remaining io Grand Rap­ Lake City Visited their children.- Mr. I1’"? *Tm®dlalcly «> “ ' ------------------ ------------------auction by Mrs. Russell Barnum. Fred Palmer rendered a pti T. C- They were all dinner guests rids for a few days' visit, then Join----------I JOHN LANGSTON MAR( Mr* P. A Martin and Mr. and ■ of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore |ing her son here for^a visit with and Mr*. Lewis Marble, over the week The,r *,aUv~ and friend* extend , Their rrelative* RIED IN CAIJFORNIA. The golf evefit was won by Mrs., due‘Bristol. | ‘n well chosen words. Rev. 1 DC COM CD TUP I ruin CD 'Ju*n‘t* Langston) at West lake h«r parent*. Mr. and Mra. S. J. Ar- end. best wishes to these splendid young j Mr. and Mrs. James Langston James ' ner. DLOulYlLrl I nt JtWtLtn Monday evening. P®0?*® (have received word of Uie marriage , The committee next week will be. NuKy, presented Mb* BcttUay i John Weisscrt and grandson, Uie recently published “ book ‘ Mr. mid Mrs. J. F. Edmonds and ai wavm HnMVTiiiNn mvw Mra- Davld Hoycs and Loren Boyes ?-? ion Tuesday evening. June 12. of 1Mrs. George Lockwood, Mrs. Abcn “ Lloyd Lohmcycr, Jr., went to Phila ­ ALWA1M SOMETHING NEW vbUcd frlcn(U U1 Allegan on Thurs- grandson, Carl Edmonds, and Mr Bishop McCormick, of Grind ■ -SHOWER. (John Langston to Mbs Grace King. 1Johnson and Mrs. M. O. Hill. a,-, imoeri* (m-r t*nlu>' . Ids, "A Small Part," which b and Mrs. Amil Bachman were in delphia. Pa.. Tuesday for a visit with Hasllnga Phone 2634 Michigan day. Mn, li-yd Uhmn.Tr .rd ■-------------------BNCBNT BIUM WAN reality a story of his life. Tallmadge, Ohio, over thc week end . . THE HONOR GUEST. Ttie church and community where they attended a family re­ ■ Ur '.nd Mn. W A AUln. ot R«. V'nS'"1' “ “'“SJ -Fifteen members of the Wealeyan greatly mlia thc many ktndna union at thc home of Mr. and Mra. Service Guild surprised one of their and deeds of service ever being t R. T. Stone, who returned with members. Mr*. Max Leonard (Mar ­ dered by Miss Bentley. them on Monday for a visit of two m “hS M Tn,ck a garet Chandler) of Battle creek, weeks. Rutland on Saturday tu u y incna* at uie wm Nor- ,of i^ Angeles /or the pa*t two who was visiting her parents, Mr. ULTRA CLUB. OuexU ol Mra Jo.tpl.liv Todd on "JuSSl Th'r Mr. nnd Mrs. J. O. Bernard of and Mrs. Roy Chandler. . Toledo, Ohio, visited his sister. Mrs. Last Wednesday evening tlie young fully entertained the Ultra J. F. Black, and .Mr. and MrS ladles went to the Chandler home Wayne Merrick from Friday till where they enjoyed games and a cottage. Monday. On Sunday they hud a general social evening. Mrs. Leon­ Bridge was played following picnic dinner with Mr. and Mrs ard was the recipient of a shower of dinner, thc scores going lo Mrs. ..u or Bernard Black of Sunfield und Mr. kitchen utensils. Mb* Alleen Isen­ Chares Bowen of Lansing slopped, T hc gift* were cleverly concealed nntrenn nr niviviTY and Mra. Howard Black of Emu. over in Hastings Saturday to see thc ! jn a suspended umbrcllo which had . I’O(-T,OB OF DIVINITY, hath was in charge ot the refresh­ Waters and Otto Isenhath. also 1 Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard former* brotlier. Orley Kickerbock- Se* w^STwllh7^ mid wilu a,AI U,Clt"C,n• «‘™"‘®n®®»®’« of ments. Bdw. Lawrence and Ennont New went to Kalamazoo Monday and re­ er who live* at 310 Kast Mariiooo . . ?. “ “* “ Alma college, tlie honorary degree Mrs. Leonard returned to Battle H AN CH ETT—COFFMAN. turned to Toledo on Tuesday. *treet * W^h m‘dC I.1**1’ Ductor Divinity wa* ^nle7red Creek on Saturday evening. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mra L M Ward, who has been i^nt refreshmem/^re^^ed ' UP°" W‘,,l“ L Oel,ton Ralph L Hanchett and Mln Nir Eugene Freeman were NL-. and Mrs spending the past three months with BfS?btwmSdewrUd aTT?1 “ ° A t FAREWELL FOR MISS M Coffman both of Battle cr« Oscar Otis. Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop her sister and husband Mr nnd .! ‘n*u GERTRUDE BENTLEY. were married Sunday, June 17, I church UxMad for several viXuX? ££ RobCr“ U departed wianiiy, Presbyterian no-. c.d.u«. und Mr. and Mrs. Nlsko of Trenton Mra X About fifty friends gathered al the home of David Troyer. E* und Mr. and Mrs. Moore mid Mr. homo In New York City tomorrow. thc Episcopal parish house on Tues- State Road, by Q*v. JL B. OrMBn. Mt, Jam., B Hole of Bnrmaoort । f'1"”.11" **"1 and Mrs. Kraft ot Detroit. Thursday I . James u. Holes oi bpnngport lcgc 8tUdenU whom he has served so Lewis Sunday’ spent last week in ’ ----*“ a kUf3t from away, faithfully and efficiently during the the upper peninsula of Michigan on CHILDREN TAKE years of hb pattorale. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. I a business trip. While there he BOLFS iv Pi*YiFT<i I Mr*- Gclston- was formerly Mbs Al the pleasant home of Mr. and' wrote friends here that in that sec­ In last week's Banner an ombskui yerna Blakney of this city. They j --------- ----------------------—-------------tion there had evidently been plen­ Mrs. Leo Demand on Thorn street was made in re- ‘>av® ma“y friends here who Join In the the item item about about the the rety of rain, and crops looked thrifty. on Saturday evening. June 16. a (cUal made *“ the Wesleyan Meth- ln congratulations Bill Weeber. who teacher physical miscellaneous shower was held in(c2r’ given in dbt church ­ enuren on June junc »9 by oy the tnc pu pu-i m»kv kixiam education and 1* couch at Bluefield. honor of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Ken- ' cdhc ik i»i lls of Mra. I. J Smith, r.o mennedy. Visiting and music were enp»s Mr*. • West Virginia, is spending a few * weeks with hl* mother. Mrs. O. Wee­ Joyed and Uic young couple were the tlon being made of thc children. aU Complete Assortment of Flavors urt* KJ Sm«K Jx« ber. Mr. Weeber will go to summer rxclnlxnt. cl mxn, toxxl, part in the playlets presented. {sonage of Hastings on Monday school at Ypsilanti and also at Ann gnu*, ice cream ana eaxe were for Cones, Sodas and Home Use They were. Harmon Wilcox. Junior WWlUw. J““. served after which an old time chari­ Arbor. Harry Wood. Berth. Juno £ Mr. and Mrs. Cash Clark and vari was given Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ Bechtel. Bechtel. Janet Smith. Dori, Smith. I »' «■>•">«“>■ were nedy. and all united in wishing them daughter of Muskegon, Cb'de Clark Eugene Buah. Billy Bush. Nev. June 1 “n,“<1 ln »y the Her. John and family of Detroit. Russell Mott many'years of wedded bliss. Stanton. Forest Gearhart nnd Don D' und family of Delton, Mrs. Clara Reid The children acquitted them-1 ,*** bT‘de «<» » *«*<*»«» Bown THE NEW IDEA CLUB. Clark ol tills city and Mra. selves with credit. W »**y b,uc sllk creI* ttnd wft!i The membern of tlio New Idea Merle Clark of Cloverdale were --------------- ---------------------companled by Mrs. Mina Hlrlcman Sunday guciLs of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Club were delightfully entertained KEMP—HEATH.-------- of Battle Creek. Clark. by thc hostess. Mrs. Harry Ritchie, Mr. and Mra. George B. Heath After a brief wedding tour, Mr. at -her .summer______ home—at— Gup-------Jake. have received word of the marriage nnd kb*. Frey will take up their' Mrs. Anna Swegles and Mr. and — —_______ Mrs. Everett Swegles went to Lan-1 Wednesday. June 13. Thc dinner was of their daughter. Miss Lois Heath, residence al 717 Locust street, Kalaelng sing Wednesday to attend thc the grudgrad-'(served at seven o'clock and the to Berton J. Kemp of Grand Rap- mazoo. -members found their places by uatlng ---exercises of-------Mrs. Swegles ’ Ids. the ceremony being performed B«,< Quality a. granddaughter and Everett’s jnecc. miniature airplanes. at Marquette on Saturday. June B. । HONORED MRS. WALTON. Mra. Agnes Willison of Ban field. Miss Myrtle June Wilhite. Mbs Wil­ Both Mr. and Mra. Kemp have A very delightful evening at cono.j., . SuPP>, d«. hite was one of the honor (Indents w%s a guewt. Mr*. Maude Smith, been teachers nt Newberry the past tract was spent Saturday at the clialrman of the entertainment com- , year, and will remain there.for the home of Mrs. Fraser Ironside, comof the grtduaUng class. 19c »• Misses Winnie and Dorothy Roush, mittce. provided amusing games and summer. ■ pllnfbnting Mrs. Robert Walton, who Fiances Cowles and Hazel'Caukin. ■tunt*. ' Mrs. Kemp is n graduate of the is levying this month for her future also George Dewey and Roy White Hastings High school and ot Albion home In Kalamazoa. Mixed bduEDWARDS—HEAVEN. went lo Albion Sunday to attend the college, having tSught' In’ Big Rap-' qutU wore used on thc tables and Epworth League Institute Ulis week. 'Die marriage of Orton V. Ed­ Ids before going to Newberry. through the rooms. Sixteen guests Mrs. Warren Remit accomjMnled wards. ton oi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thc many friends In this city J weie present. Top scores were made H. Ed words, to Mbs Audrey A. unite In best wishes and congratu- by Mra David Goodyear. Jr., and Caukin took lhe young people lo AJ- Heaven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, latlon*. j Mrs. Edgar Thomas. • bion. Miss Virginia Boyes, who U John H. Heaven of Clarksville, was O. G. CLUB. | J. F. F- CLUB. the president of Hip local Jjeuguc, solemnized by thc Rev. Karl Keef­ was unable to go because of slcknesu er at his homo in Potterville on The members of thc O. G. Chib ThU Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Today. Wednesday, a company of Stihday morning. June 10. For the will enjoy a picnic supper at Trail's Anna Newton h entertaining the Corner State and Jcf(eraoa So. Dalivtr Tht BIG-Littii Stars Phont 2491 tlie Leaguer* went to Albion to present they will make thylr home End. Gun lake, tonight. The fam- J. F. F. Club at her Leach lake cotspend the day, taking along a pic­ with the groom's parents. Con­ Illes of the eight memberc are o’^o tage. A pot luck luncheon will be nic dinner ' gratulations are extended. • Invited. । served at one o'clock. Social Events and Personal Mention SLACK t Straw Hats 25c < 1847 ROGERS BROS. $5 $6“ *7“ JUNE 30,1934 i SAVINGS Friday, June 22 s^'PGrtfd 77 -Js Saturday, June 23 Soap Chips 5 , 26zC Quick Cocoa Sauer Kraut Rinio Lu,. 2 21c 2 un- can* 25c 2 39c White House Coffee “• 25c Rolled Oats Butter Jar Caps Palmolive Soap 5 n>.u< 19c 27c 23c 4u> Corn Flakes “■"’“k.u.B.. 6jc tilNHAWX H's Arctic Ice Cream Cadillac Pint and Quart Pack Plain and Fancy Bricks Pineapple Sherbet Orange Sherbet Sodas and Whopper Cones Malted Milks .... Frost Bites and Paddle REED’S DRUG lot �GEO. M. NEWTON iSh.* WANTS 1 6 .'6 -*to'/| PAlrlnz. C««h ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER- , Im Old O«M. LM Gcorzi rcB CHURCH or the united Our Service To PROTECT You Comtenlly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly We Inrun Itomri. HouMbold Ocodi, iF(IK RENT- M l -rn hrt'ti.r, 135 W. Hund. 2. (1. , Mr- Fmc-V Trr FOR »A11 Mid '"I'.'ira "”*i’ 1r.,B t4*.)_ 1 CITIZEN'S MUTUAL THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. 1M4 I with the former's sister. Helen, at 1 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Flory WEST HOPE. Iman's Wednesday. Proceeds M.15Everyone who is interested in orP«te Tietgens caped on Eitel King I Butterworth hospital. ‘M*3* Helen I Friday evening. ! remains In a very critical condition | Don Shorn© is home from Olivet ganlxing a Christian Endeavor So- at Pennock hospital Saturday. clety win please come to the organ IRev. and Mra. Fred King were after nearly a month of serious ill- j College for the summer vacation. । ness. | Mr. and Mra. Robert Bom attend- ration meeting next Sunday evening called to Lake Odessa Tuesday oy the serious lllnesa ot their son, E»tel. I Master Paul Johnson of Bowne '^d the funeral services of the for­ at eight o'clock. Quite a targe crowd attended the who waa taken to Pennock hoapital i Center spent the week end with his I mer's sister's husband. In -Detroit, Children's day exercises at the < and under went an operation for ’ I grandparents, Mr. and Mra. H. M. Sunday. (Continued from Page One> appendicitis in the afternoon. Eztcl ______________________________ jBoughner. ( Americus Palmerton alte 80. church Sunday evening. Miss Harriet Schafer of Muncie, is getting along fine and his many brethren i for children) Lean meat flsh ori M,H Grace Braendle. age 21. sis- passed away at his home Sunday A. ™ CIUH.T. 5'.™“™’’;^“ ““ or or Kenneth Breendle loeel edl- M He toll ho burled Tueedey F M Indiana, is spending the ’summer, friends wish him a speedy recovery. Milk i« »he best food to make chll! h ” * pa-'-'cet away Thursday at Ingafter thc funeral services which will with Miss Olenna Osgood. j Milk l« >he best food to make chll- ’ r*“**~^ -way Tlmrsd-y at ine- 'after thc funeral services which will ’' ‘ ! j^j-. Mr. and and Mra. Mra. Edd. Edd. Rice Rice called called on on — -&tie King is a patient in the Pen- Estel King at Pennock hospital dren grow. Every child should have;,lam County Sanitarium Sanitarium after after a be conducted by Rev. Albert BeardMiss Braendle made »<«>' at the liome. He leaves one soft > nock hospital following an openUion saiaftlay. at least a cuj pint aand every adult at : M ' “ HwndI ’ ’ m dayeV<?Milk builds her home with her brother and °M daushtrr' L" * frtends । Qome to the Children's day pro­ bone and nnd muscle muscle better better than than any anv i■ family hunlly here here for for some some time time and en- ;Mra. Roy Ballentine. ______ hope for a »£*<*> /gram next Sunday evening at eight speedy naw. recovery- bone and enMJ the w.c hearts nc».» of oi pro peu-­ The annual school election of other food "Milk is both the cheap- .UOMCU d«ared ncTKii herself lo I pie em olid surest protection irdm nu-! ”1'' here h*’rr who *ho were »erir grieved arieved to to hear hear Woodland townshiQ. was held Montritlonal deficiencies, which open:^ofhe.McathBt such an early age. She da-v “I ‘he town hall. Lawrence caltam? Mr and M"’ 'WU,hUn Mc* j Mra Glenn Hoffman of Maple W»M«I to FOR SALE-.'- F1CTS CONCERN INGWELfAREWORK THE CHURCHES n».rr»a. ' me W to <*!».*.•• ■ i*» ?>■ Mr. ahd Mra. J. P. Collison daugh- Grove and Mrs. William Hoffman METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. । Sour milk is very useful tn cook-1 npth- Donald of Palo, and Frank uie board uf directors ter Lilas and friend of Kaiomazoo1 visited the latter's sister, Mrs. HenIng and has lost none of its nu- 1of, Stanton, a host of more distant 37;,’,!.,’,, v spent Thursday at their farm.hoqie dershott Friday. tritlvc value relatives and friends. Funeral serv-, NAMIvILLL. here. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf of Minneapolis Recipes are belifg prepared to , ,CM he,d ,ron? the home herc •Lasl Wcck’« Utter. Sunday visitors at Geoffry Keller's wcre guests of Mr. and Mra. Tom al) families families on on relief. relief. These These at one one oojijock on Saturday Saturday^and teom an<j Alrs xtrs. cOy Brumm nnd M. ’ give give to al) clock on and from ^lr ana Mnimm ana llrn.l. —Hntulti Nrli'M'l.. io on a will be given out under the direc-! lhe \ 1 a r k s v111 e Congregational family spent Sunday at Lake Mlchi- wcre. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Bales and Hoffman from Wednesday until friend of Lansing, and George Kel ­ 1. I’ra Sunday. M.rllni—Hundnr Srhoril l'»-(s'n * M. ,lon o* <>ur casc workers. Mrs. Mae;cb‘lrch °* •*• Burial was in Clarks- ;8Qn of Hastings. Mrs. Al Honeysctte and Mr. and and' lerMira Mildred Osgood of Muncie. OO.nZi"—Sh’hIhj Hrbni.l. 11 j“t:,.-..”; ?rttmnies‘no? reltef In^rry^oSmy ' iV'^Sl Sunday School *plc-!, M.r. and. “rs char’“ Mrs. Ray Wolf were recent visitors .- — ...................... — -• ihuhuib. •prut uic wren enu wim of Mr. tnd Mrs. Tom Hoffman. Smith arid family were at Crystal the home folks. Mrs. Eloise Bower ­ ----------and seeds have been provided where !next Tuesday. June 26. at FallasMr. and Mra. Leon Stanton of FIRST UNITED brethren CHURCH. ncceMary. also plowing and getting; bur8 Fork, north of Lowell. Every- Lake Sunday...............................................sock accompanied her and is vislt- Battle Creek spent Sunday with Mr. Charles and Sherman Uie .ground ready for these gardens °ne 13 invited to attend this picnic. - ------------- Lykins arc' Ing relatives at present. • — - at... . - , Quarterly meeting was held here and Mra. Will Hoffman and tie has been doni by the Welfare Com- 'Anyone with a car who can take a • visiting the home of. — Than -Lychildren remained for an extended Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Batdorff visit. mission. We estimate there arc al-,Iond anyone wishing to go and ।kUls »outl> of Charlotte. ready 550 gardens under cultivation not having a way. see Chas. Moore1 Mrs. Adolph DauSc. Sr., and Miss officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lusk of Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Lord and tn thc county by those ort relief ,or Rrv Ickes. Everyone is asked Theressu Du use were In Grand. Rap|'',l Url -Hfi-rr nt I. :io )■ Phyllis and Patricia of Battle Creek Marshall spent Sunday with Mr. and l)st. and the vegetables from these i*<> lakr “ lemon and sugar to sweet-I ids Saturday. Mrs. Tom Hoffman. gardens will materially decrease the!cn **• sandwiches and at least one I Frank Dilbahncr of Chicago called made a business trip to tills nelghfi,,,,.,;,, a, - jn I'' ' 1 cost of living. other dish for each family. Alsolon his cousins. Mr, and Mrs. Gull borhood Thursday. One of the measurements of a | A very enjoyaoie time was had by Below are a few of the recipes cacl‘ one la *o laka their own table | Lykins. Saturday. German giantess is 35 feet from her WESLETAN METHODIST cnuBCH that have been prepared for the re- “^i" The committee promises a , punc^] M-rvIces for Mrs Helen I all who attended the community ankle to her knee. Obviously she ?’ llBiUngi. Wm. O»»rh»rt, l,Aitor_4Ol E, . meeting held at GcufTry Keller's has king.distance runners In her Milk Soup-. !t“r£ c«Pccted Plan |Joon gt lh<1 home gl a 30 o.cIock/ Friday evening. stockings. Srl.m.l, ill <l». W.. Lester Lord of this .--------community „ conducled conaucuxi b oy* th incc Rcv. ncv. 8a. R. it. Wurtz, wuru. ~ .—' Prepare a thin white sauce by I Rcv c £. Wilkins left the fore of* " the Evangelical‘ church *nJu[fd when a fork .h,.r-h li' • ?.<>“ «/'" melting 2 tablespoons fat. then add ■ part of the week by auto for Ames.p । pastor ’ * * *Hfl .. Add rOwa. where . 2 tablespoons flour. Mix well he represents his slate’■ Mrs. Roscoe |xu»M.'d away al her handle hit him In Uie eye while gradually 22 cups cups milk. milk.'* Boll. Boil?"searoii I district awrici* at at^thT NRt^M'conterenre homc. Pr*dny ,nornlnB aher sevt'ral »‘”'king at Gun swamp. gradually Season the nfNational rnn terrn«*v neo 1|yenrs with suit und.pepi>er Soups may beLf the Church the Rrethren ’ HIhcss, Mrs. Roscoe had lived Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilcox. Edith, made with almost any vegetable\ut i Nashville nearly 80 years. Mr and Mr and Mrs. Glen Morehouse SPECIAL Low Prices into small pieces and cooked until tre “f th?^ferenre whteh 1 “WMy ,hW jrW> M° 2"n_Jnd Joycc °?1<,en wcre On All Farm Tools tender Use 1 rim nf vraetahte nr । h , , afuTxTIPTrtol" ’ u and a daughter. Mrs Ethel Deane. Saturday shoppers al Kalamazoo. tender Use 1 cup of vegetable or aver rae tr s ram r-J.J *«bout eleven years ago She leaves I ----------------------------------bf vegetable pulp । vegetables put Africa^ U‘ 8' For Sale by the ’ C ’ a a',d one son* Charles of Battle Creek;’ DURFEE. through a sieve) lo 2 cups of while sauce. Hastings Co-op«rative The Misses Maxine and Adeline ilwo daughters. Mabie, who has cared school meeting was held Monday FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL LitchfieldItf wSt Seb?wi'.u!nl!for h" mot'irr' a,ul Allcc' * “-“h- night with the usual business tranVegclablea With White Sauce. .. *.»■""*:' -f". »-«■ "■ ■>•*■' .* .*"««•1±1"* ’!!' * 1927 Pontiac Coach FOR SALE ! Body Glass Installed While You Walt! Open Saturday Evenings GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Phone 2637 Hailing! REDUCED RATES BORROW MONEY on your car and pay past due bills! Call or Write Fidelity Corporation of Michigan Ionia. Michigan JOIS -19 Grand Rapidt National Bank Building, Grand Rapidt, Michigan I l«l>( *.)!.>; I1!E tl* if (.ikrr. r..i>.hi,.,H ’ ' t'-.'o 1 ilj*.l.Oto I SIT.V. | rt.■ dr—i I'tol it i i ■ mm.'iia’u ■ )l>l( S.tl.) - t,l • ,i> ..... Il- V - .. . . t,,.. ■ *1. 1 -l|to..l!to U, Hr . J -u *°rter’ CHURCH. ' X JXto". S 5S* “V SS .'fS'X.'X tort a.X ’to'” ' Elevator Co. To cooked vegetables add a white These tools must be sold this “nd srv<'rid great-grandchildren, district picnic nnd clean lhe schoolSauce made by melting 2 table­ of Mr. and Mrs Fred Williams Mr. and Mrs Victor Sisson were OnC sls,er* Mrs. Laura Showalter of house, then election of treasurer. season. Come and see them spoons fnt nnd mixing it with 2 h.HastZso^bXraTS^aV rr | Vermontville. Burial in Lakeview Claud Hunt being chcaen. If you are going to buy. tablesjxxms flour. Add gradually 1 Mis Alice Kunde is in training emclcGForty attended lhe Ladies Aid Bo­ cup milk. Boil. Season with salt and |>epper. Add to this two cups at the D A. Blodgett Children's I Mr and Mrs Frank Haines and , c|ely nt Mr. and Mra. William Hoff[Home in Grand Rapids. I family have moved from the Bap-’___________________________________ ir''of cooked vegetables such as cars I John Seifert returned from Pine tLst P<»n« “ a 8c to the Floyd Everts • 'rote, onions, turnips, cabbage, peas,1 * i lake Sunday where been potatoes, etc. |,ake Sunday where he he hashas been cm-rm- ' house. EMMANUEL CHURCH. Pork Liver With Tomatoes p,Oy.‘fd al thc Camp for 1110 1>aAt lwo ! Dr F ° Pu,”; 13 lhe new ouncr FQTATF CAI 17. F-nUre »°““hota Furnishing. (EPISCOPAL) . ,, u I weeks. of the Dr. Shilling property on Main 1 /A 1 IL D/ALtIL. of the Ute EUda Straw, to be i?' ”°Ur,tV:: Mrs Oco H w,1,s ol arand Rap- street, where he lias had his office told FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 22 and 23. 1:00 lo 5:00 P. pork liter. Cut liver into small id5 vteited her sister. Mrs Albert । and residence since coming here, P. 5. wl.th *a},L I,lcccs Wells, a few days lost week. I He will redecorate the building und M. alike realdence. 712 8. Jefferson St., Hastings, Michigan. The in flour Brown in fat or drippings 1 The LAS are serving u public will open It as a hospital moving; Michigan Tout Co. Elizabeth Radcliffe in charge. 0-30 for about 10 minutes Coyer with supper In thc church basement on I his equipment from the Community 1 /, CUpR or tomatoes left Wednesday evening of this week, hospital. He and his family will oc-1 after making tomato juice. Add The sapper will consist of straw- copy the Gladys Bclson residence i enough water to entirely cover Cook berry —•».—lee *| which he . bought .sometime ago. . shortcake, coffee and rlowly I to I1.- hours or until liver cream Serving begins at 5 30 I Mr. and Mrs J VanDeventer and is tender. Serves five. i Mrs Roy Nagler and brother. Dick .baby have moved into the rooms in Rice With Tomatoes. Moulton, visited their parents. Mr. Mrs Llbble Williams' home is? ciiur.rn nnd Mrs. R W Moulton, at MuskeSeveral Nashville people have 1 cun rice. gon Heights lost week. hien married in the past week. Wil­ 2 tnblesixnns fat. 'liam J. Llebhatjscr and Mrs. Lucy -----1 cup tomatoes. WOODLAND. Hinckley were married by the Rev. I 4 cups water. Lasl Week's Letter. ’Davies at An>,-Jla. Indiana; Horry i 2 teasjxx>n.s salt. .Mils Evelyn Beardsley attended DINNERS and PARTIES by reservation. .. I:Laurent and Miss Frelda Johnson by Wash rice. Put into frying pan Hunting-1/'he Rev. A. L. Bingaman, of Ionia. । with fnt. let fry until light brown the f-aduating exercises at Hunting■ :a former Evangelical pastor here; j and Fountain. Everything remodeled and redecorated. stirring constantly. Add tomato and ton College. Indiana. Monday. Telephone your reservation for opening. misMuorro uuy Toieon. onio. ° f Uns *" ’ ' “ f ® rm " Mtes Mildred Guy ot Toledo. Ohio. ! salt, let rook a few minutes Then Saturday afternoon with li-r ',C klr ' w“5 ’° Loj<’l LUNCH SERVED SUNDAY NIGHT. CHURCH or CHRtsT. coats OBOVB. “dd at least 2 cups boiling aater or spent sister. Mrs Dclmond culler. IJ^11 er hy Rev. A. L Bingaman of > . . ment .stock, stir well, let cook gently C, E. RAMBY, Manager. Delton, Mich. ... ,, , . . Ionia; Miss Anna Maeyens, daughii on tender without stirring. h»» rented m Mr H„d M„. KcnI he Hilbert (due «l Sbdtiletoa ln w Kenneth FREEPORT. f *lLss ReVa K,,Jl( Howard Langley of Battle Creek, by DELTON M E CHURCH NOTCH. I Dr H. S. iWedel nnd family are of„?,“hV ° U 4PendlnS h?n days the Rev. 3 R. Wurtz, pastor of the ' moving into thc former Dr Gris­ ,!* ,, „ , Evangelical church; Warren M. rail '“ •"• wold residence this Ueek He will Dr. and Mrs R. G Finnic visited I Burdick was united in marriage to ............. Ir»l«> have his office In the residence as wo aP.d J?nS .W7 McK*fch: of | Miss Marguerite A Schafer of Hopfl ;J•d' '■*Wllmette, Illinois, from Friday until pm,. On june 20. Ml&s dike McKlndid the former doctor. Mis Margaret Perkins will attend Monday. ■ |nis of Grand Rapids, a former summer school at Kalamazoo Mar­ ___......r„ a,,d ......: ^a?Tpncc mu* Faul. ***iu and Nashville young Judy, will be mar-i garet will teach the Jones school son Greydon attended the gradual- :ried to Dr. Wiley of Chicago ondi ..ext year. year. , ,n8 exercises at Michigan State Col- Torch ■ next lake. Thc many friends of David Fer- le8c nt Lansing Monday. Their The Noahyillc Horsehoe club held Your Phone Call Starts Oilr Trucks On the Way guson were shocked on Monday to daughter. Miss Virginia Faul. is a its first tournament Saturday night. I Dave.I ifraduate this year, hear of his sudden death. Dave, A five-man singlet team came from FIRST PRESBYTERIAN -- he ----... . called, ... .had. Mr. and,Mrs. Donald— Gager lire Kalamazoo. Nashville winning 13 to ... »-K_ to..-V._- to to_CHUBCR. ns was .familiarly — ----- - ------ -----------n. Hastings Ice & Fuel Company Phon* 2263 made his home for several years, visiting relatives In Paw paw. 12. with his son Jesse and wife in' Mrs Victor Roush w and son "Wayne! Mrs. Gall Lykins has been sick the 1 Telephone 2194 East Green St Detroit returned to their home post week with a throat infection. > Grand Rapids. About two years of 1 ago he fell from a Cherry tree, with Mr. Roush after visiting her, The officers of the Nashville1 CHURCH OF THE NAEARENB. breaking his back. Although mak- parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Ralrlgh Alumni Association*' for the coming Pincoin Bulldlai । Ing a more complete recovery than 1since Decoration day. year ore; President. Harry Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Dinnls and vice-president, Marlon Snow; sec­ his loved anes expected him to. Dave had not been well since that. ;daughter JoEllen and Mrs. Eliza­ retary and treasurer. Mis. Geneva However, he had not seemed worse !beth Mahler of Grand Rapid*. Mrs Brumm of late and the family were shocked Freda FluhiVr and son George and WUltam Klcinhans of East Lan­ on Monday morning to find him Mr Wm. Pratt of Lansing were sing spent Monday In the village . dead in bed Funeral services will guests at the Frank Kilpatrick home Miss Georglanna Gribben who lias' HASTINGS CITY MISSION. be held at the home at 12’30 on 1Sunday. been attending college In Bay City Mr and Mrs. Raymond Linton of is visiting her mother. Mrs. Anna i । Thursday, and nt thc local M. E. church at 2 Rev. F. Loomis will Alto called on Mr. and Mrs. Leon, Gribben. conduct lhe services. Burial In Tyler Wednesday evening. Pleasant Hill cemetery, Freeport, Mr and Mrs. D. B. Green called tlie Baptist-church, moved here on liesides the son he is survived by 1on Mr. P. .Whitfleet of Hastings Bun­ Tuesday. one grandson, two great-grandchil­ day P. M. The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical1 dren. three sisters. Mrs Ella Cntt. Mrs j. v. Hilbert entertained the church met Wednesday afternoon in ' Bridge club Thursday evening. Mrs. Uie basement of the church. Mrs. Estella Cress and Mrs Della----------------------------------Yule of Freeport and two brothers. Glen Densmore ot Hastings was on Regular meeting of Laurel .phapJames of Freeport and Ed. of West <out of town guest. ter No. 31 O. E. 8. met Tuesday I i Hatt I Branch. Mich. i,-^r and ^rs Ralph Rice nnd night at the Temple. Just as in every profession, Miss Donna Moore has completed family spent the week end with thc The Clover Leaf Club will be en-' her school work at Jackson for the former s parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. tertalned Thursday night at thc 1 trade or business, the funeral Rice, nt of n/*nV**rrr.n Beaverton. summer ftnzl and la is na.iu now at al Ithc home RicO home of Mrs. Ed. Lelbhau&er. asJOHN S LUTHERAN MISSION. 1 of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Christian slsted by Mrs. Norman Howell: directing profession has kept of Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. Moore. / Miss Barbara Weeks had her ton­ Mrs W. A Seifert, son John and J. V. Hilbert Sunday. . . sils out Monday morning. pace with modern progress. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Parker ot daughter Dorothy, left Tuesday Miss Emily Sackett underwent an morning for Long Island. N. Y„ to Lansing called on Mr. and Mrs. Leon operation for appendicitis New methods, more efficient 1 visit the former's sister. Mrs. Ida Tyler Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bertrand Young of Charlotte । Riigus and family. They will also Mr. and Mrs Louis Smith and son spent‘Saturday with her sister. Miss service has been the demand— visit other relatives in New York Max of Portland spent Sunday with Amy Hartwell. state enroute and on their return lhe latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Gid Gage and fam­ and it has been given. Our cb[will go to Chicago for Uie summer. John Ralrigh. ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Coate and Mr. The Wbodtand Women's Study Henry Sywerda In Grand Rapids'. tablishment has kept step witji holding a picnic at and Mrs. William Blough returned Club are Emory Fisher is visiting relatives Saturday from a fishing trip Wright's Landing. Saddlebag lake. In St. Johns. every new development so that Sports and through the north They report the Tuesday afternoon. fishing as very Rood having caught games und a pot luck supper arc ORDER FOR PUBLICATION today we offer to our communi­ GRANGE PROGRAMS all thev could eat and brought home planned for the ladies. i of Mlchlran. the proliat* com Frank Cook of Pewamo is visiting ■ some for “proof.” They had. a fine ty funeral services of a type i trip and a most enjoyable vocation, hU son. Chas. Cook, and family. CARLTON ORANOE NO. 264. ; Tlie Misses Margaret Perkins and Miss Elva Oovert of Lake Odessa that will win appreciative ap­ I Dorothy Seifert spent the week end spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Will Flory. jot Hastings, lhe guests of friends. proval. A large and appreciative’ audience Rev I. H.' Osgood returned PriM.r- day from a week's visit at Hunting­ attended Children's day exercises at ton and Muncie, Ind. the Methodist church Sunday where Sunday callers at the home of the children ot the Sunday School Mr. and Mra. F. E. Brunner were. sang and spoke before a bank of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Wlnegac Mr. peonies and roses. IRVING GRANGE Miss Lola Lamberson and Jack and Mrs. J. K. Moore of Lowell, Mr. Mahler of Kalamazoo spent Satur­ Mrs. James Gedris, Mr. and Mrs. day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ruell. IC. E Hurley of Grand Rapids. ] Children's Day was observed at Mra. Glenn England, Jean Eng­ both churches Sunday morning with land and Pollyanna England at­ Distinctive Funeral Service Crednlotu Tillie says It'a no *on- appropriate exercises. tended the graduation exercises at The Misses Ethelyn and Doris Olivet College Monday. Miss Ruth der they have so much confusion *"*■“ **’ « *HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TELEPHONES: 2505-2417 were Sunday Marcy ot Crystal was a graduate a F,.r,i In China when you consider Hist for Earle of Smyrna UnT ,o*wVit2 **,r4>ral years their religion tins morning guests at the home of Rev this June.. r. F. izomu Loomis ana and lamuy. family. miss Miss uayOayMr. and Mrs. Dewey Zerkle and IIW * rail -i <E| **en ‘ ('onfualonlain.*. .......... .Sirlngthjld lh> urcotnpanled them to Grand children and Mr and Mra. NathanRapids where they spent the day ial Green of Lansing were callers at RAMBY’S RESORT Successor’s to Baker’s Guaranteed Tr Fitting Servici jnitment for yon. Let us nbow feature ••Selective Pressure Control”. Notidnc else like The Prescription Drug Store B. A. LyBARKER. Fropr. HAiTINGS MICHIGAN Expert Repair Work t*p*trtrt ir.d xddlnz on til firm mail Mat; »l»a r.ex plox noui’t. . n'.UriU DeMott Bros. Machine Shop CITT MARKET PLACE HASTINGS 32 REA!. OLD ANTIQUE FUR­ NITURE. Dishes. China. Bol- Highest Prices Paid! WRITE ANTIQUE MAN. Care Hastings Banner. HASTINGS MARKETS E.1 Found ia Grav.l Workmen digging n flab pond site In Pennsylvania at a state fl»h hatchery were astounded to see an ■■ wriggle from tlie coarse gravel Delivery of UndeiitanJi Service Charles H. Leonard �Wednetday, June 20, 1934 THE HASTINGS BANNER FINDING WATER IS PROB­ ™ >?^"uiXt“^!™u>J^n.H0WCHEVR0LET'S19^ , these wells? Will It pay to forked wlllqw, hazel or peach stick ENGINE WAS DEVELOPED I LEM IN DROUGHT AREAS ttrrpen -- -------------- --- -----. .. t J . ‘uiecu winyw. ruuci or ix-oca_____ <U«. law Wells? VellM 11 „ ^r.iad dig. bore or drill new If so. „ other so-called "wltehlna dror oln otner so-caucd -wluhlm" "wncning”' doac-; .• -----------— :-------- Homemakers ’ Comer ------------ Engineers Suggest Promising *bere? |■ vices viee. j„ Discovery __ tor finding waur. water, aiuiougn although ________________ An Intereating of By Home Economics Specialists To aid In answering these never; persons who have practiced hunt-I Mnro i„ to.. Michigan State College , Places to Sink Wells, Re­ fully answered questions, agrlcul-1 ing water this way. from their exmore rower m Leas ' viving Old Water Supplies tural engineers in the U. S. Depart-' perlence and observation of surface Space From all over lhe drought states ment of Agriculture point out some conditions. usually are better । ----- w icnudaen ... -r---------- -----’i desire to . Special plans to use In remodeling come reports of Velis going dry. facts about wells. To begin with, (able lo the probabilities ofpossess a ’phenomenally-• powerful '. or in building their homes will be -Judge —7"-of -r.r —------------. j ground water than Is the average I but compact engine for a small rac-1.made by agricultural engineering P*”00' ing boat resulted in the discovery of 'I specialists for women who expect to । Some midwest farmers report:new principles of combustion con- । build in the near future and wito at­ good results in digging inexpensive, ’ trol that are now reflected in 1m- tend Farm Women’s Week at Mich­ emergency wells in sloughs or along proved automobile performance has igan State College, July 22 to 27. C. H. Jefferson, agricultural engi­ old creek beds, where • the grass been told finally by Alex Taub. In­ ■grows green even in dry weather. ternationally known as an author­ neer. will help anyone to make plans Holes 10 to 15 deep and 4 to 5 feet ity on Internal combustion engines. and to draw up specifications. Visi­ FAMOUS "57" SALE In diameter havp been found to nil He related the story at Detroit re­ tors who are remodeling homes are 'with water over night, or at least cently in an address outlining 1934 asked to bring with them the floor . HEINZ BAKED to collect enough water to maintain automotive developments. as an Il­ plan of lhe house as it is now with ths livestock necessary to conduct lustration of how engineers meet dimensions and snapshots of two farming operations. One objection demands for the seemingly Impos­ exterior views of the house. Ap­ proximate estimates of cost will be to such wells is that surface water sible. will drain into them. For this rea­ "In 1931," said Mr. Taub, a mem­ made but the actual amount will son they are never wholly satlsfac- ber of the Chevrolet experimental depend on local prices of materials. Prom reports received from the 1 tory, and unless the water is boiled engineering staff, "William 8. •or otherwise sterilized It Is unsafe Knudsen, then president of Chevro­ counties. an attendance of 400 wom­ i for household use. Tests for such let, requested the engineering de­ en Is expected during the week. One of the features of the week ' shallow wells can be made with an partment to design an engine of on­ ; ordinary posthole augur. By add­ ly 130 cubic Inches that would de­ will be a program on recreation-con­ ' ing two or three feet of gas pipe velop 85 horsepowei. for installation ducted by Robert K. Murray of the National Recreation Association. at a time to the handle, considerable in a 17-foot racing boat. The order depth can be reached. If this test was a tall one. since at that time the New York City. Outstanding speakers during the hole does not collect water, the standard Chevrolet engine was of week will include J. W. stack, of the fanner Is not out much. If It does, 194 cubic Inches displacement and HEINZ SOUPS he can curb the hole with drain delivered 55 horsepower. To obtain Zoology department. Burt Wermuth, RICE FLAKES tile or dig a larger well at the spot. 54 er cent more horsepower with 22 manager and editor of the Michigan The Federal Emergency Relief Ad­ per cent less displacement looked Farmer, and C. E. Pacquln. of the HALVES state conservation department. ministration Is considering listing like an almost Impossible job. The annual banquet will take the digging of new wells and the "However. Mr. Kundsen insisted deepening of old wells as work proj­ that nothing but an engine designed place on Thursday evening. COFFEE ects. to be executed under the di­ by hla own engineering staff would rection of the different state emer­ suit rtlm; but he added one of his TAKE THE JUDICIARY gency relief administrations. characteristic remarks: You fellows lot V.H.U., OUT OF POLITICS Valuable Information on sinking go ahead. and remember that you permanent wells can be obtained are dealing with a man accustomed from the United States Geological to disappointments. Do what you That Is Aim of Constitutional can.' Survey or from state geological au­ Amendment—Voters "We got busy seeking to find out thorities. Results obtained in neigh­ Should Favor It boring wells and evidences of seeps bow we could get what Mr. Knudsen PET or CARNATION and springs are of assistance in lo­ wanted, and out of our efforts came The proposed amendment to the cating water supplies. Seeps and a new principle of cylinder-head state constitution, requiring that cir­ springs are more likely to occur near design and fuel combustion control. cuit judges and probate Judges in thc foot of slopes. Shallow wells Instead of the 85 horsepower re­ Michigan be selected on a non-par­ 88 horsepower was tisan basis, has received far more located here usually are stronger quested. than those higher up the slope or obtained. Based on its cubic Inch than the necessary number of sig­ further out on the flats. Wells on displacement, that little motor was natures and will be placed upon the hills or dose to rock outcrops are the equal of any non-supercharged amendment ballot next November. not likely to yield plentifully unless aviation engine In use today. There can be no doubt in any­ Giant Bars These results wcre so gratifying body's mind who thinks about it they are deep. that we Immediately planned to If possible. wells should be sunk adopt the new principles for Chev­ that we would have far more effi­ in sands or gravels, because they rolet engines. Having discovered a cient administration and enforce­ are generally good water bearing principle that would give 88 horse­ ment of the laws U judges were not materials. Quicksand, clay, marl and power with only 150 cubic Inches dis­ selected as partisans, and were not hardpan sometimes contain consid­ placement. It was comparatively responsible to any party nor to any erable water, but yield too slowly easy for us to obtain 80 horsepower element in any party for their elec­ for satisfactory supplies. Shale and with 206 cubic Inches; that it. with' tion. It surely cannot have escaped lb. loaf the notice of thp people ot Michigan slate are not good water bearers. only 12 cubic Inches additional dis­ Dug wells are sometimes deepened placement. we gained 25 more that Just across the Canadian line there is a country that does not have sunkyhew In dry times by sinking In the bot­ horsepower. This engine—which one murder where we have twenty in tom one or more lengths of drain we call the 'blue flame’ engine be­ tile or vltrlfled sewer pipe of as cause of thc characteristics of its the United States. It does not have F°r Perfect Jama and Jalllai1 bottle one hold-up where we have fifty. large size as will go into the well. fuel combustion—was Introduced The tile should be settled by dig­ with our 1934 models. Yet, in the Other serious crimes arc but a frac­ Ib. tin baking powder ging or scooping the material from fall of 1932. when dealers came to tion ot what they ore In this counWithin, care being taken not to the proving ground to have thfelr undermine the old curb or casing. first look at the 1933 cars, a Chev­ i There Is a reason for this dlfferThe top of the tile or pipe should rolet with this blue flame engine cnee. What is that reason? Here it la: Every Canadian judge is apbe left 6 or 8 Inches above the bot­ tom of the old curb. An augur or a miles an hour. We had the job well point may be used to search ready then, but nobody outside our own organization knew It. We were found necessary. ' ready a year ahead of time—and One advantage in sinking a new that Is an illustration of what we well In dry times is that labor costs call 'long distance' engineering. should be less and. . furthermore, "In our present engine, we have any well which has plenty of water attained 23 per cent more power and In dry years should always be a 12 per cent better economy at tour­ good well. No new well should be ing speeds, through new principles regarded as complete until a pump­ in cylinder-head design possible puly ing test of some duration has been with overhead valves. This power made to determine its sufflcency for plant, however. Is by no means the the purposes of the farm and to limit of a motor of its type—because make sure that It is not a mere this construction has given us ■ new FLEISCHMANNS cake pocket of water that has been gap­ concept of what can be done with a ped. 2 .be. valve-In-head engine. "Long distance engineering Is one More information on wells and other sources of water may be found of our fixed principles. We design Pkg. In the ‘ Farmstead Water Supply." our engines far enough ahead so U. 8. Department of Agriculture that we always have next year's en­ • roll* Farmers’ Bulletin 1448. This may gine ’ready to go.’ We know now be obtained from the Superintend­ what we are going to do In 1935; ent of Documents. Washington, D For C., for five cents. are right when the time comes." FORDS HEINZ f BEANS EW Passenger Car Titles issued in Michigan and Barry County, as compile^ by the Michigan Automotive Trade Association, from Jan. 1,1934 to April 30,1934 are as follows N KETCHUP Iona Peaches 29' 29° 5J1S 27' Z3C 25' Maxwell House ° Cigarettes Rokar CoEfee Shredded Wheat Milk Palmolive Soap Super Suds A|ax Soap Palmolive Beads Campbell's TO,^JO Raisin Bread Corn Flakes Calumet JeHHO Flav®r« 2 4 2 it;. 17' 25' 25' 2 Pkga. 11' 39= 21' 29' 29' ♦ A & P Markets Carry Quality Meats ♦ Round pone or Blade Cuts Lu 15c BEEF POT ROAST Lb. 12c SHORT RIBS OF BEEF Lb. 9c ARMOUR'S BRANDED QUALITY BEEF Armour’s Star, Whole or Leg Half Lb. 19c SPICED HAM—Tasty, 2—%-lb. pkgs. 25c CANADIAN STYLE BACON Lb. 34c Lard Armour's Star Universal Garage Company Telephone 21 Garlic Lb. 17c yt ib. ioc »/a ib. ioc 4-oz. pkg. 10c In 4 Ib. cartons 33c The Moil Complete Selection Ever Auembled of ARMOUR’S STAR PRODUCTS EVERY ITEM ARMOUR’S STAR pointed because he Is regarded as a will never get a proper enforcement __ nt,----------___ person for — the ,place. ------- —.He _ i»_not — of laws in Michigan until we comelected by any party or clique, but PIettlV divorce law-enforcement oi­ ls chosen because of his ability and flcer» fro® politics. This amendought to to carry. carry. integrity. He has no ends to serve 'ment ment ought but justice. He Insists upon speedy! -'■<♦» ■ ___ trials and. In case of conviction. Marble Is found in lOff'different swift nnd adequate punishment. We I varieties in the state of Vermont. lighting. BACK OF A SUCCESSFUL BANK IS PUBLIC CONFIDENCE 3' 25c IO' 25° 25c NEW POTATOES 15 Lbs. 29c CARROTS New—Bunch 5c ORANGES Juicy—Dozen 25c TOMATOES Lb. 5c CANTALOUPE Jumbo 10c LETTUCE—WATERMELONS VEAL LOAF PICKLE AND PIMENTO DRIED BEEF / ‘The car without a price class! 3 .... 19c Ye^$t Ginger Snaps Grapenut Flakes Seminole Tissue La France Summer Sausage 30 17 5 2 Poet Toastiea ,*L5uKSci’o. 2 X. 19* Hams Barry County 15,039 7,405 4,568 FORD registrations are gaining (daily ... Drive a new 1934 FORD V-8 . . . and YOU will buy one, too! 25' 15' 20' Rinso » 2 *0. Lux Flakes 1 —" ■ - X: Lux Toilet Soap 5 — Lifebuoy Soap 5 -I- Steak State of Michigan FORD . . . CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH FORD REDUCES PRICES. Detroit. Mich.. June 14—Reduc­ tions of no to 815 In list prices of 11931 Ford V-8 passenger cars and , 810 to 820 In list prices of Ford V-8 I commercial cars and trucks wcre an­ nounced Thursday by Uie Ford Mo­ ! tor Company, effective Friday. June Ford prices have remained un­ changed since the Introduction of jthe 1034 Ford V-8 last December, the Ford Motor Company not having participated In the recent general automotive price increase. The re­ ductions now announced are. there­ fore, a decrease from the original prices. The price reduction on the stand­ ard and deluxe Tudor sedans, most popular Individual models In point of sales, is 815. Prices of other stan­ dard and deluxe body types are re­ duced 810 except prices of the road­ ster. phaeton and cabriolet, deluxe types, which remain unchanged. Both standard and deluxe passenger cars have the same V-8 engine and 112-lnch wheel base chassis. Body types of both ore Identical except for the deluxe equipment. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Miss Ruth Woodman accompanied Nevah and Keith Farlee to the Dou­ ble O class party at Baubee lake Friday evening. Miss Phoebe Oaks and Miss Jean Kantner are going to Grand Rap­ ids Wednesday to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oaks and daughter. Eleanor. Miss Geneva- Oouch of Hastings Is working for Mra. Guy Kantner. Chas. Farlee and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. I. N. Williams near Dowling. -Mr. and Mra. Paul Smith, Omar Barnum, William Eddy and Duane Grey attended the Double O class party at Baubee lake Friday eve- Rev. Harley Townsend, Guy Kant­ ner. Ogle Flanigan and J. D. Wise attended a pen’s mass meeting at Grand Rapids Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Ellsworth Smith and daughters and Mrs. Sherman Smith and grandson, Ralph, of. Hastings spent Sunday evening with Chas. BALTIMORE CENTER. The Ice cream social at John Woodniff's was qule well attended. Proceeds 89.45. The P. T. A. are raising funds to finish their basement. Mr. and Mrs. Dodd of Vermont­ ville spent Bunday with Roland Pen­ nington. Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle of John­ stown spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Cleo Cardd. Miss Gaskill and Doroetha Traver spent the week end In Battle Creek. Charles Matteson Is the new de­ livery boy on this road for the Moon-Journal. Jacquelln Thomas Is spending the week with her grandmother near Middleville. Will Allerdlng has returned from Pennock hospital where he has been a patient for the past week. Vemon Smith. Dewayne Green­ field. Bob Traver and Robert Moon went this morning to North Pine lake for a week's vacation at the Boy Scout camp. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Tobias of Hastings spent Tuesday at the farm. Miss Arabelle Smith is spending her vacation with her mother in Grand Rapids. THE CROSSROADS. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wlllltta of Bat­ tle Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. Er­ nest Williams Sunday. John Cook and family spent Sun­ day In Hastings the guests of Mr. and Mrs. McBain. Miss Doris Williams spent Ute Week end with friends In Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ryan of Hastings called on Mrs. Jane Tut­ tle Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Orley Smith, Har­ old Smith and family, Homer Bates Und Miss Nettie Carpenter attend­ ed the Smith reunion at Riverside Park at Grand Ledge Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams and Mrs. Erma Williams took little Miss Wilma Lou Roush to Gun lake Sun­ day to stay with her mother, Mrs. Mildred Roush. Theo Fedewa spent Sunday with ills sister, Mr. and Mrs. Spellman Forahey, of Sunfield. MIm Jean Stedgc of Hastings spent the week end at bane. This Bank has enjoy­ ed the confidence of this community for nearly half a century. You are invited to splendid advantages offered by thia old banking insti­ tution. Deposits Are Insured under the Fed era Banking Act of 1933 Without public confidence any bank is almost helpless in the performance of valuable service to the community or its individual citizens. PUCUC CONFIDENCE WILL BE A When the Bank gives a conscientious, painstaking serv ice to each individual patron whenever oppor tunity permits. When the Bank hold* inviolate the funds of each and , every depositor, having each loan amply secured for the protection of all depositors. When the Bank engages ONLY in legitimate banking business, never being connected in any way with speculative enterprises. When the Bank is operated under the management of of ficera and directors of known integrity and finan­ cial ability and run on a sound busines policy HASTINGS CITY Capital $160,000.00 Halting*. Michigan �E THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE W, I9J4 State. The hay is more valuable per itor. inpported b» BAD WEATHER TESTS ton for livestock feed, and the VALUE OF ALFALFA improves the fertility of the upon which H is grown. Repairs Binder Twine Just received our SHIPMENT OF Me CORMICK and DEERING MOWER and BINDER REPAIRS, also BINDER TWINE. Mowers and Binders are Cutting Tools and edged tools—TO DO GOOD WORK— MUST BE KEPT SHARP and in good or­ der. GET YOUR REPAIRS AND TWINE NOW! EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Flour, Feed, Coal, Cement, Lime, Brick, Tile HASTINGS, MICH. - »«•«. HioMi Nil Sakadar. Welxert Legume Has Proved Lifesav­ er for Michigan Livestock as Other Crops Failed Farm implement* TELEPHONE 2118 ’.rtrss'J!; East Lansing. — Alfalfa again Frldi M . Major l^onard prraidiu. proved that It Is the most dependable j forage crop for Michigan, when the ' thousands of fields in this state came {through the recent drouth in fair condition and'with vitality enough to promise well for a second crop, {according to Uie farm erdps depart­ ment at Michigan State Orllege. I on some of the lighter Michigan 'soils, alfalfa is practically the only forage or meadow crop which will । return a fair amount of livestock feed. Yields will be lower for alfalfa than last year but thc quantity of 'hay to be harvested in 1934 will still j be greater titan would be obtained from any other hay in a normal year. Injuries to alfalfa from late jfrosts in 1934 were greater than the 'damage done by lack of rain. 1130 | Michigan harvested 874.000 acre.! o.u I1 of alfalfa in 1933. as reported by the ;U. S. Bureau of Crop Estimates, j Nebraska was the only stole with a I greater acreage. Yields from al) kinds of tame hay { In Michigan in thc ten-year period. 1924-1933. averaged 1.14 tons per 1M acre. Alfalfa during lhe same years i'."e’.yr tob." yielded 1.6 tons per acre. Tlie ad­ ok’. Weldin * so vantage tor alfalfa becomes much more obvious when it is considered ■that alfalfa yields were Included Ln{ s ns 00 00 74.00 sao.oo •rrtod ,OJ *’*• ' : * Thr following rtaolation wm offered: lfaA.u)uUi The d SAFETY INSPECTION FREE « « DRIVE IN « « In summer, smooth tires soon wear dangerously thin — become weak — quickly reach “the danger Hne.'’ Your risks increase—from cuts, punctures, sudden blowouts. Don’t risk your neck on hot roads with “dangcrHne" tires when safe new Goodyears cost so little. Let HIGH QUALITY us inspect your tires for GOODYEAR PATHFINDER NEW Guuaalca Goodyear AII>W«ath«t rKATvnts, Oulck-Htoo- DEFXNDABLK FAIR LAKE. Mn.or .00 The Bunnell Ladles' Aid will meet James Underhill of Delton were ylcIds of hay yUter man a]fa|fa. | June 28 for supper with Mrs. Saturday visitors at Charles LechAlthough the number of acres of1 Charles Lecldeltner. leitner's. alfalfa in Michigan has increased H Wellman, board «i Mrs. Davis of Battle Creek and tremendously In the past 10 years, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Maurer and daughter. Joyce, of Detroit and Mr.----Helen - — Do vis of Detroit spent Sun- thc crop is still only one-fourth ol .................... Ithe total acres of all hay in thc and Mrs. Oscar Jones and sister. I'day with Mra. “ Earl* — Fritz. GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY riATUStlS: 29 x 4.40 $4.95 ENJOY INSTANT^ $5.70 28 x 4.75 $6.90 $5.70 HOT Non-Skid Safety —at No Extra Cost SPECIAL For Thia Week! For 19 Yean—The Largest Selling Tires WATER for eve ay BROSS TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Tfcr fullowloc Baaolatlaa HOME USE under lhe Kill Hastings Prompt Road Service Phone 2482 Regular 75c Water Ball 49* fund of aal<l DOWN and he i« . !£«|WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT. COLUMN AS LITTLE AS FELU CENTS PRICES REDUCED! PONTIAC 8 MONTH A DAY BLiy5 ALL GA you NEED ■pirtubrr । •idrw.lk I line pna ..f OLD HEATER AND DOWN itxh. mo? ON ALL MODELS FURNACE COIL EAST DELTON. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Madock of Kalamazoo spent Bunday at Robert Louden's. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Waters and Marie. Mr. and Mis. Henry Hou-' vincr and two children spefit Sunday with the latter'* parents at Ends­ ley's corners. Mason Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Waters and Mrs. Mary Waters were Liat price*, Pontiac. Mich. Withatandardeatraequipmant,t32additional. Pontiac ia a General MotoraV&lua 1 in Hastings Saturday evening. Rex Waters and wife and mother. Ike Lcinaar and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stokes and daughter. Man­ gullet Ann. spent Sunday with Mr. Effective immediately, Pontiac and Mrs. George Lelnaar and daughter in Hickory Corners, the announces a sweeping price reduc­ occasion being Adah's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Alien Griffin of near tion on every car in the Pontiac line. Fair lake spent Sunday evening with The Pontiac Eight, now listing at *40 less, Mason Newton. Elba Collison of Kalamazoo visit­ is the identical car that has thrilled thou­ ed his father on Monday. ipi-oneo uy Mr- “nd Mrs. elate Louden and sands of owners with its remarkable .a. g',««i two. granddaughter* spent Sunday smoothness, case of riding and exceptional “5 ।wUh lhclr daughter and mother near Richland- THE GREATEST VALUE IN THE LOW-PRICED FIELD! MUST WOMEN PAY NOW ONLY ’675 "" The Price of False Notions About Water Heating ? If you think any old-fashioned or makeshift methods uf water heating actually afford a sav- inc. you owe it Co both yourself and pocketbook to investigate this special o«er. No man wants his wife lo spend her health and appearance on needless drudgery. And yet thousands of women arc doing Juit that . , climbing stairs, shoveling fuel, wasting hours on u holly itn accessary housccleaaing. What fa worse, they do not have HOT waler when need­ ed. ner do they save any money by such pain­ ful sacrifice. What a price lo pay for false no­ tions of waler heating economy! I “IT’S CHEAPER TO OWN THAN DO WITHOUT SALE! SHORT TIME ONLY Nothing Changed bit the Price! Consumers Special ^VATER HEATER DOUD CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMannb attended Uie Edmonds reunion al Thoruapplc lake Sunday. Urrcl. «t iwere callers in BaUie Creek Friday PiX'.on. Brid rtonnabell came to visit her LESS THAN 10/ A DAY heater. As little as 82.95 down payment installs IL Our liberal oiler Drink Watw With Meal. Good For Yaar Stomach VISIT OUR STORE...OR PHONE 2305 Consumers Power Company Sime Csr-Sssie Ptrformince Same Ecosomy - - lew Value 01 Adlerlka. One dose cleans out poisons and uashas BOTH upper er. Druggkl.—Adv. I | Mr. and Mrs Norris Bergman and .Mrs. Langworthy and daughters of , Battle Creek visited at H. Bergman's ■Sunday. . I MUs Freda Hyde vUltcd friends Inear the Mathywa schoolhouse over Hw week end. ; Mias Halen Carl of Hastings visitBattle creek. Mr. and Ma. CUflord McMaunis vuitad her parenu of the Ehulu district Bunday. In making this sensational price reduction, Pontiac further announces that the big. beautiful Pontiac Eight has not been cheapened in any way . . . nothing has . been omitted... nothing has been changed but the price! economy. It has thc same 117-inch wheel­ base, Knee-Action wheels, True-Course . steering, powerful Bendix brakes, Fisher bodies and Fisher No Draft Ventilation. ' Before you buy any car SEE and DRIVE the low-pricod, economical Pontiac Eight I - OWNERS SAY 16 TO IS MILES TO THE GALLON otALao uvumnMLKJ HASTINGS MOTOR COMPANY D. H. SHARP, Propr. NORTH MICHIGAN AVE., HASTINGS �OFFER AID FOR WAR UPON CHINCH BUGS Federal Help Promised for Michigan When Thia Insect Starts Attack on Oom East Lansing.—Federal assistance in combating chinch bugs will be available for Michigan farmers jwhen the depredations of that In­ sect become severe enough to war- =M! Lcindccker and wife. Lot 8. Ridge- health permitted and those dally mlt the Insect to multiply far be­ EEEgBBii yond its ordinary numbers. Tlie COUKT HOUSE NEWS . * pest U usually confined to counties '!1L"~ ,i“ ■ ■ ICE Dorothy Smith, Par. Sec. 25, Assyria I Dorr Newton and wife of Battle in the lower part of the state. MARRIAGE I.ICENSES. |Twp. I Creek were Sunday visitors at thc wiihtir w Parker Hastlnw 22' Jennie M. Soule to Eugene'oils Altman borne. till 23 8‘,rU1Se‘' wife. Par. Sec. 7.' Mra. Jennie Stanford visited her Katherine L. Schafihftiuer, Del Prairieville Twp. । daughter and husband. Mr. and Mn n ........ ........ ...................... j Arthur Scobey and wife to C. D. | Caryl Bowman, near Hastings a part R. Townsend. Woodland _ _ Bauer and wife. Lot 5. Blk. 2. Ben, of last week returning home Bunday. wn munw. utuue tM. or u-.v«Un«-ror Dale —...----- u . .. Mrs Dorrence Trethrlc I | Mr Ibc chinch bu, become lucmTul U‘™‘ ’S Vonda E. Donley, Woodland.......... ar nett's and kenfield's Add., City. I Martin Exciuuigc Bank to Arthur of -demand were recent guests of “ ’“7" “> X “nm^S S WARRANTY DEEDS. Scobey and wife, 80'Ac . Sec. 16. their mother. Mrs. Anna Trethrlc. usual weather conditions which per-1 ^pped jjygj are miicd. William H. Rhoades and wife to Orangeville Twp. ' I It U impossible to control chinch Gilbert D. Scott and wife. Lots 6 and1 Rice c. Fowler and wife U>George 'A. Lewis and wife, 30 Ac., Sec. 20, Mrs. Anna Pierce left Thursday I buKJ* already in fields without de­ 7. Blk. 11. Kenfield's Add., City. for Rutland where she is employed to Serroll E.|"'TLr.Ti, E. : ... * ' ' ‘ ’ stroying a part of the crop Ui Laura O. Noyes lo .. _t present. Mra. Pierce spent thc Powers, 80 Ac.. S^c. 35, Casliclmi Gillam E Holes to Edward H. at building the barrier lines. • iFinkbciner and wife, Par. Sec. 20. week end In Battle Creek as the I Thc barrier* arc furrows plowed to Twp.' guest of her cousins Mrs. Maud ChJrfe. L SMlkntarrr « wltt,T’££2!>*J,£*1J AdmI .o L«u M.y Po.ce,. Pu U* ».'to S Corwin and LIr. and Mra. Graydon fVirwin •/ । Mix Add- Nashville village. | Mallnda Maud Field, et al, to Ray S. Doster. 80 Ac- Sec. 16. Barry Twp. L. Farnham and wife, 79 Ac., Sec. er Sunday. ' Lida May PorterJo Chns. L. Bhcl- 11, Yankee Springs Twp. .lenbargcr, 3 rods. Sec. 17. Hastings. Alvira M. PiUlllps to Barrel H. I holes. Chinch bugs dislike the tar Hattie Newton to Dale G. Cook and follow it along Uie furrow lol'and wife. 60 Ac- See. 7. Carlton Twp. Phillip and wife, 45 Ac,, Sec. 1, Hope Mrs. Minnie Hammond Is spend­ Twp. ' the holes, where Uiey arc trapp'd. Nashville Stale Bank by Receiver I Adolph Dausc, Jr- to Edward M. ing u few days with her daughter I Members of Uie entomology dcand family, Mra. Charles Hcndcr'partment nt thc College have made ■application fur 40.000 gullootr of muMra. WUl Nash and daughter. Al­ berta. and Mrs. Henry Hill and daughter, Grace, of Hastings vis­ ited Mra. Warren Bolton Friday. । joodyaar H-Waslhct THERE ARE PLENTY OF "BIG ONES" IN MICHIGAN WATERS 'Boyes and wife. 120 Ac., Sc, William Hullctt und wife of Mid- Barry Twp, Edgar C. Mlnckler and wll Icville visited al Roy McCaul'i Clara Maginnls. Lot Crooked Bunday. Floyd Haight and wife of Grand Resort. Barry Twp. Rapids spent lhe week end at Eu­ a^Li... . A Aud*n A? iTr 74 gene Haight’s. Leon Potts and wife spent Sunday aud 40 Ac- Sec. 24. Castleton Twp. with Clayton Johnson and wife in. Jennie L. Nelson to Harry Sixberry and wife. 40 Ac. “* *'* pie Grove Twp. But fishing ia only one of thc varied attractions Mich­ igan offers vacationists. Thc Great I-akes themselves, and 5000 inland lakes and streams, present oppor­ tunity fur almost every known water sport. And for those whose chief interest is golf, tennis, riding or other laud sports, Michigan is an unexcelled playground. LUMN Michigan's tourist and resort business brings large sums of money lo tlie state each year. It provides cmploymcnl for thousands, and greater prosperity for all of ux We can increase that business further by telling out-of-state friends about Michigan's vacation advan­ tages and by sficndiug our own vacations here. And, no matter which part of Michigan you visit this summer, banish worry by telephoning home and office frequently. Cull uh end for reservations, or lo tell friends you art- coming. Long Distance calls will add but little to the cost and much to y thc enjoyment of your vacation. (A STRAIGHT EIGHT] AND Those who bought quick when Buick announced its amazingly low list price of $79 5 areddighted. They find that this new Buick is indeed a Buick through and through —with Buick quality, dependability, performance and economy raised to new high levels. They are enjoying the magnificent perform­ ance of Buick's Valvc-in-.Hcad Straight Eight engine, and the solid feel of Buick in action. They arc getting 93 h.p.; lO-to-60-miic ac­ celeration in 21 seconds; IS miles per gallon; 89-mile speed. ’ 93 Horse Power LON OE milttC * m RlOlJi 1C miloRf mam mmIIasb I ■ J miles per goiioni R.K. HURD BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS Baltimore Twp. Archie Herrington and, wife Milton D. Trafford and wife, 2 | Ac., Sec. 28, Baltimore Twp. । executrix iucu. ictiers tesiameulary >»u«L order limiting settlement 1--------- - Yes, this is the car you want at the price you want to pay! Come and sec the newest Buick u once' Ridc ’h ><• Appraise its beauty and its value. Then you'll buy it. HASTINGS, MICH. Hughes, executor, to Willis Tungale and wife. 40 Ac., See. 25. Barry Twp. Mr. and Mrs. Oley Douglass and Minnie L. Hammond to Hastings children attended a birthday dinner City Bank, Lot 0. Blk. 1, Butler Add­ Sunday for their grandmother, Mrs. City. Sarah Burghduf, at lhe home ot her Mary E. Wallace to William _ daughter, Mrs. Wm. McNutt, near Hoisington and wife, 40 Ac., Sec. 11,' Irving. Hostings Twp. | A number from here attended thc Carl G. Nicthamer and wife to McCallum community meeting Frl" day evening at ttic-home of Mr. and Woodland village. Mra. Gcoflry Keiler and report an William Combs, et al. to Alice enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Dun Cool. U>l 8. Blk. 3. Freeport village. McCallum will entertain the July Stephen Martin and wife lo Wal­ meeting on Friday evening, July ter E. Reed and wife, 2 Ac., Sec. 18, 13lh. Owing to tlie school picnic it Assyria Twp. will beltcld a week earlier than usJohn H. Fish and wife-to Clltllc A. Roush, 110 Ac.. Sec. 12, Irving Twp. guests Thursday night of their Frank Sayles and wife to Edward daughter. Mra. Howard Johnson, and Fennels and wife. 8 ft. ofT south side husband, of Hickory Corners. Lot 1, Cloverdale village. Edwin Shelliiom and wife to Wil­ daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn liam H. Sht-Uhom and wife, 89.71 Morehouse and Jean and Joyce were Ac.. Sec. 1, Woodland Twp. Kalamazoo shoppers on Saturday, Charlie Crouse to George T. McThose from here who attended thc Culla and wife. W. 3 rods, Lot 382. Children's doy exercises Sunday eve­ ning at live McCallum church en­ George T. McCulla and wife to joyed them v?ry much. Charlie Crouse, 80 Ac., Sec. 9, Has­ The following were Sunday aftcrtings Twp. * Commercial Savings Bank of Mrs. Wm. Havens. Mr. and Mrs. MarahaU to Howard W. Moore and Nellis Moore. Mr. and Mra. August wife. 80 Ac.. Sec. 24 and 40 Ac., Sec. 25. Hope Twp. rop. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olis end John Stratton to Walter Spauld­ rs. J. L. Risk, all of Trenton, and ing. 40 Ac., Sec: 15. Barry Twp. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Freeman of Prancoisc Kostead. Lots 11 and 12, Pottawatomie Pork. Hope Twp. Glenn H. Sheffield and wife to Stella M. Mulvaney, Lot 4, Blk. 10. Eastern Add., City. George J, Darter to Richard Bourdo and wife. 'Par. Sec. 20, Or­ angeville Twp, Charles L. Oliver and wife to George B. Oliver, Bar. Sec. 28. Hastings Twp. William D. Moorman to Maurice P. Edmonds and wife. Lot 3. Blk. 6, Lincoln Park Add.. City. A. W. Slater to Frank E. Harper and wife, Par. Sec. 8. Orangeville Wc invite your closest scrutiny of our methods in the handling of a safe and sound banking In­ stitution. National Bank of Hastings Harry Killick to George D. Doster, Par. Sec. 10. Prairieville Twp. more Twp. Stella M- Mulvany US Glenn H. Sheffield and wife, 160 Ac., Sec. 20. Assyria Twp. Lawrence Fuhr and wife to Ben Bunnell and wife. 80 Ac.. Sec. 12, Barry Twp. Lyb B Bunnell and wife to Law­ rence Fuhr and wife. Par. Sec. 1. Barry Tap. Charles L. Bachellcr and wife to Richard K. Hurd N. 1-2 Lots 3 and 4, Blk. 16. Kenfield's Add., City. FOIC| Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sherwood and children of Grand Rapids i enroute home from spending the winter tn Florida! called at ClUTord Ham­ mond's Monday. QU1.MBY. I There will be an ice cream social | Thursday. June 28. Uie money will be used to help pay for tiie electric lights. T,iP' „ ... . . and Inventory filed. Jared L. Smith and wife to Thom-, Phul T dccU Pe. ily nnd Mrs. Lake nnd daughter xi F. Richey and wife, 80 Ac.. Sec. 3.J. n were Sunday visitors at the Oco. Rutland Twp. filed, waiver of notice filed, testi­ Burrell H. Phillipa arid wife to Tlie Children's day exercises will Dora G. Arnold. Lot 8. Blk. 6. Ken- mony ol freeholders filed, license to sell Issued, oath before sale filed, re­ be held Sunday morning at eleven field's Add . City. port ot sale filed. o'clock at the Quimby church. I Frank F. Hilbert and wife to J. Est. Trenton T. Boniface, dec’d. , Mr. ano Mrs. cutler took tneir Victor Hilbert, 120 Ac.. Sec. 26. Carl­ Inventory filed. ■ daughter Pranccna to Albion Sunday ton Twp. Est. Caleb Boniface, dec'd. Inven­ where she will spend the week at Seymour 8. Evans to Ben Phillips. tory filed. the Epworth League convention. I Est. Julia Cain, dec'd. Inventory | Miss Evelyn Lowell has returned (Pine lake. Prairieville Twp, , to her home from Ann Arbor but William Gackler and wife to Wil­ ’ Esl Americus V. Palmerton, dee d. (will leave again Tuesday. liam L. Brog nnd wife. 60 1-2 Ac.. Will filed, petition for probate of will Sec. 31,.Thornapple Twp. filed, order for publication entered. William S. Fruln and wife to Al­ Est. William H. Pipp, deed. WUl bert L. Tetmarsh and wife. 1 Ac., filed, petition tor probate of will Sec. 28. Assyria Twp. filed, order for publication entered. Dayton Jordan to Fred G. Jordan, Est. Caleb Bonifiace, deed. Order et al. 75 Ac.. Sec. 3. Woodland Twp. appointing Admr. entered. Henry Orns. et al. to William Est. Chris Marshall, dec'd. Order Orus. 120 Ac.. Sec. 36. Barry Twp. confirming sale entered. ■Dave Stedman, et al. to William Esl. Elmer E. Moore, dec'd. Peti­ Ten Eyck. 80-Ac., Sec. 11. Thomap- tion for hearing claims filed, notice plc Twp. BUICK The officers of thia b»nk are ak* ways glad to rendar advice ia dealing with questions of buainsa* policy. We have no stocks, bonds nor other securities to sell, but simply offer the advice -of jnen experi­ enced in the banking field. We "do not attempt to advise to legal matters or matters pertain­ ing to legal affairs, as these should be referred to some at* torney trained in the profession of law. shott school house Sunday. Robert Castelein of Hastings Is spending a few days with his cous- | land See. 30. Castleton Twp. “ ”- Limssln M?0r>oS:^nS “i1,?V2WD,K Park Add Citv village. spent the week end with Frank Har-1 ClOSenlalC EdUh HlcUrw. CMIe lo WlUUm IUy .„a wl,c £ Lcmul.| p rls and wife and attended thc school1 Ac„ s«. 3i picnic at the Moc school Saturday. R Tbcwon. l-> Ac, see. r. Awl. EJ„1;h sS.10 B. CO,kin. U, nmurnor. .......... ............. _ . five attended lhe Moc rehooi re­ Caukin and wife, Lol 1. Blk. 1, Kenunion Saturday. Guests were pres­ field's Add.. City. ent from Hastings, Eaton Rapids, I Otsego-and Duncan lake. A lovely •pot luck dinner was served at noon !after which a nice program followed und 10. Woodland Twp. NEW 75c Sall Several from Clay Hills attended the Busy Bee meeting at Marie Pott's Thursday. ADVISORY and daughter of Brush Ridge called in the evening.________ ____ , " ' “ Jim Wilcox and Sunday afternoon diildren Bunday and surprised their pareau. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gorham, It being in honor of Father's day. La­ ter they all went lo Oun lake where they had their dinner and spent the OF EXTRA STRENGTH * SAFETY AND DEPENDABILITY, fitwwn! WORLD RECORD BROKEN! It IS almost inconceivable that human ingenuity could build tires that would withstand tlie terrific punishment of the SIZE 500-mile grind at Indiana'poiin, May 30. ’Round and ’round tlie blistering track $7.*5 they streaked, hour after hour, under thc •*5 blazing sun . . . the low moan of powerful IF.30 motors rose to a terrific roar as they hit the 15.10, straightaways at 150 miles or belter—grinding, 10.40 pulling, pounding around treacherous tire<icslroying curves faster than they ever 1750 dared before. Sliding inlo the turns at these terrific speeds, there was notiiing to hold the car to the track except the tire. ■ • Mile after mile, lap after lap, greater and greater heat and increased centrifugal ____ . separate lhe tread from lhe body of the tire. Every conceivable force known was working to tear thc tires to pieces—yet Firestone High Speed Tires, with Gum-Dipped High Stretch Cords, withstood this most gruelling test. Thirty-three demons of speed—thirty-three cars equipped with Firestone High Speed Tires—all protected by Gum-Dipped High Stretch Cords—■entered tlie Annual Speed Classic. Every tire was bought by the driver or owner of the car. In all the beat—in all the grinding—in all the straining and pulling — not one cotton strand loosened — not one life was endangered by lire failure—not one ‘ by tire trouble. Six of lhe winners finished without a tire change. What a tribute to the Exira Strength—Safety and Durability built into Firestone High Speed Tires. WHAT THIS MEA|; TO TOO Thc amazing record of Firestone dependability at Indianapolis wii made possible by the Firestone patented process of Gum-Dipping. Every fiber of every cord in every ply of the tire Is saturated and coaled with pure liquid rubber! there are eight extra pounds of rubber to every 100 pounds of cotton cords. ' There is greater adhesion between the plies of the Gum-DInped Cord body and between the body and the tread. As a result of this patented process of Gum-Dipping Firestone engineers have been able to build a wider tread of flatter contour, with more and tougher robber and deeper non-skid, giving you more than 50% longer non-skid mileage. Don’t delay f Call on the Firestone Service Dealer or Service Store in your community todav and equip your car with the new Firestone High Speed Tires for 1934. Drive with security and peace of mind. Billy Newland returned home Tuesday after spending a week at tha. Y. M. C. A. camp on'Stuart Remember the dinner on Thurs­ day of this week, June 21, at thc church, with Mrs. Oswald and Mra. Fuller catering. With regret we mention the pass­ ing of ode ot our former residents. George Hinchman, which happened al his home on Sunday morning Mr. Hinchman was bom and spent his boyhood.dais in this locality jtnd though his present horns was in Hastings, he seldom failed to spend the day at his larm here wiulQ his MOST MILES PER DOLLAR The Home of SUNO » HASTINGS MICH. J, nueuuiKi IlCOUi �UTE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE M, 1*14 with her daughter, Mrs. Cassius' DELTON. NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. Mrs. Clara Willison spent one day A fine Children's day program was! Hughes of South Pine. Forest Nell and Miss Margaret last week with friends at Hickory rendered at the church Sunday evcReed called on Mr. and Mrs. Herman ^rtoi'^b^arinj Payments Based Upon Past Mrs. Mary Shedd entertained her George Cook of Traverse City’ Neil. Br- of Irving last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and e’’f ihTwiwj Production and Are Not niece and son and daughter from came Sunday after Mrs. Cook andI Ft. Wayne, jnd., Thursday and Frl- their household goods. We are sorry’ Miss Hannah Jones were at Mio Frlbruan-. jon*’" Reduced by Low Yields to lose these good neighbors fromi day to attend the graduation of ia the first consideration of every careful Investor. their daughter Helen, returning «rr A. IiuUar. | East Lansing—Benefit payments cur midst. . Mr. and Mra. Peter Adrianson enMr. and Mra. Clarence Allen and; Saturday. A" ,'lVr for eductions in the production of When it is considered that not a building and loan Mrs. Libblc Stewart and daughter family of 8 Sparta, Chris। IamlI y ol parta and Mrs. enris wife from Kalamazoo Sunday. j Wenger and daughter Flossie of Hazel of Detroit arc spending some company In Mluhlgai) has failed during the pul two KCra jwin a rd returned mf.irr.Ad Grand Rapids A- were __ ........... Mra. Vlnvcp Eloyse ILeonard cau*e-these payment., are made on Sunday guestsi time with relatives In this vicinity. years of trying times, from the standpoint of safety, Mr.'fUid Mrs. Raleigh Adrlaivton •or 7f the basU of j»ast average production home from Orlando, Fla., on Deco* of Verna Thomas and family. Mr.. ■hares in these companies appear very altaractive. redone instead of the yield of this year's ration Day. Mrs. Leonard seems and Mrs. Glenn Allen and son Rich­ and family of Neeley were Sunday ard (local) were afternoon callers. guests of Mr. 'and Mrs. Wai lie '“front CT9P- according to Henry A. Wallace, io be much improved in health. Let us furnish you with more Information about these bidder *1 th« til, "r secretary ol agriculture. MUs Peggy Raw spent the last Smith. । Harry WalldorfT. and Mra. Lula “NATIONAL” SHARES. >n. on The second payment on the wheat Wertman attended the funeral of a two weeks in Jackson visiting: Mr. and Mra. F. J. Hughes enjoyed originally Lft visit to the Bird Sancutary Kel1"*""”" jvgs to l<wikin’"Edgar Brtstoi.’ln Johnstown friends. u-----------r----—— --------- »at -------rrn HundStand- contracts, which ctrwzo'ss Sunday. RunHaV dramtml prrtn. be eight Cents 8 buatict. iuu jtirw jjj The Friendship Class and thalr1 ilogg bushel, has Saturday afternoon. Tn 'n.hip of Marie been increased to nine cents a , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van Avery of Icnigan. dncrib- busj*j tj115 _H.| brlng lhe toU1 of n“r । The primary and intermediate teacher. Mrs. Schnurr. entertained I(au. ue.criulav School, School under tinder thc‘r “t t*1' home of Mr. and Kalamazoo arid Mr. and Mrs. P. H. j classes of the Sunday • ea«t of the the second payment to farmers in 1 the direction of Misses Kathryn Mrs otu’ Word- The evenln8 Richards of Detroit called on Mr. the direction of -- “ “----‘ntl vUn,n« M ,*• Mill. Thursday. ?n thirty two. the United States to more than $30.- TosmTndIJanette Ouklll JS““” “ ““ were served for Ul* “ d Joe Shutt "of rth^T* bun'? O00 00®- Michigan farmers will re- M ?-ry nte Chlld^rxfiypro-|j II “ co cream and* cake Harvey “ Mills and r on'' ne ceive 4264,000 as their share. Kalamazoo were callers of the forgram Sunday forenoon at the refreshments. !■ Wheat production In the United church. Tlw church was very pret­ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keogle and mer's parents. Mr. and Mr*. Maurice 1250 Griswpld SL, Detroit, Mich. ’,V । Slates has been lowered by the ty , daughter und Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mills. Friday. in its array of flowers and tlie Datroll'a OldMt Bnlldluz ud nn<- fiumit .w.... ..- drouth but. even in sections where , Schantz and family attended the' Lloyd Mills of South Bend visited federal Rome <.nr hundred thirty the crop U a total failure, those committee arid children too are to Schroeder reunion Sunday nt Cale- his parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. A I nodfa rang’ letrn farmers whQ cooperated with federal be highly commended for their ef­ donla Park. Mills; Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. M. J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. ’ authorities, will receive as large forts. MUs Mildred Schantz went to Bat- Mills and daughter and MUs Ber­ Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Norwood are tie creek Friday after MUs Bernice nadine Buckhout of Kalamazoo were ■nrmrata. hercdit/- benefit payments as If thc crop had nr*, th.rmintn I,a normaj staying with Mr. and Mra. Mason Pickett, who closed her school du- guests also ' ' u' Tills is one of the ways in which Norwood at the latter's cottage at ties there for tills year. Mr. and Mra. M. J. Norris and Ik it Harllnga. Mirhlgan.thla 30tb the agricultural adjustment admin­ Crooked lake for a few days. Lucy Norris were in Kalamazoo Sat- —--------------- —-------------- ' ' ' ---_ Mr. and Mra. Wil) Sheldon of • istration plans to take a portion of PRAIRIEVILLE. urday. Mrs. Katie Norris came thc gamble out of farming. Produc­ Kalamazoo were Sunday guests of . home with lham them returning Rtinrtnv Sunday MIm Myrtle Smith returned from hr.mA tion based on the needs for con­ Mr.. nnd Mra. Leon Leonard and Battle Creek Friday evening to night. Other visitors at the for­ sumption Is ns good business for family. mer's home wcre. Miss Helen Sock­ Mrs. Mary Hobson of Owosso Is spend her summer vacation. Miss et and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Temple and fanners as II is for any other IndusMyrtle is engaged to teach another a. .« try. Reserve stocks can be carried staying with Mrs. Helen Schafer year in the Springfield school. son of Kalamazoo. ira«* r«re<i«-d to remove any danger of Inadequate for the summer. Mr. and Mra. Peter Castle enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bordner and Miss Hannah Jones accompanied mro supplies of food and huge, unsalof Battle Creek and Mrs tained their daughter. Mr. and Mra. । her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold daughter ■. lui.baod and able surpluses can be" eliminated. Robert Brewer and son of Blue Riv- Cassius Hughes and their son. Ray "f "J’.’jr-.»•1 Tlie first checks of the second Jones, to Mio Friday to be present er. Wisconsin, called on Mrs. Sarah. on Father’s Day. •id 'Sordid benefit payment for wheat reduction at the graduating exercises In the Smith and daughters Sunday. Mrs. Ray Castle was called to Del• Dr<d. for are going to states where there are Mio school, of which MUs Helen J. J. Woodman of Napoleon. Ohio. ton. her mother. Mra. Jay Wilkinson, ,Dio“a ‘i* complete crop failures. Checks to Jones U a graduate. of Indian Legends, the Old being ill. She returned Sunday The work gn lhe church basement author Murtcagra other states will follow as rapidly as Settlers Stories, etc., called on reld-i night leaving her mother much Imn (3111: the hundreds of thousands of indl- Is nearing completion. A nice, tives here lost week. proved. large dining room and kitchen will [}[’ ‘ vldual payments con be made. Dorenc Duncan of Kalamazoo is i There will be baptism and reccpbe the result of the faithful jmd a guest of her aunt. Mr. and Mrs. i tion of members al the morning I Low prices for (*nnu.uu>. — scrap 7 i .metal ----- , untiring efforts of Rev. Miles, who Maurice Hughes. service , in the the M. E. church nt NMite t* hereby »i»en that hr virtu* I caused the aba abandonment* of the sal* has directed th< work and been very Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chapman and 0:45 o'clock Sunday June 24. of the jwiwrr <>f «»i» in »»id tnnri<»«r. vaging of the German warships that persistent to accomplish the task <•> ■ , ■ bidder* :l ---are------still lying ocean bed at that It was. Nearly all of the work family of Hickory corners w^re en-1 rnnn io ton oiaorat inuii-r --- « on -- Uie tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice ’ Now they have sf device to -put Front doorutf the Court Home Scapa Flow. has been donated and there is still ty of Haatiko. Harry County. --------------------------- a ----Hughes honoring Mr. Chapman's extra violet rays tn milk. It It more much more to be done to have the on the 37th day of July. a. Bicycling in Sweden 13 popular. natal day. j' expensive, --------- '------------— than ■*-— however, the -•-* old dc,*/ r~ tU °£B4.N*'nmT,rt? mart than 800.000 bicycles have been work entirely completed for the op­ Mrs. Belle Mullen and Jane were vice that gave that pale blue tinge. ening and dedication which will Telephone 2515 Frank Sage dearrlbed i-rrtnlne* alluated in licensed there. take place on Friday night, June guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Parker of Hastings In honor of Nolan JohnOf course. It may simply be that 29. with a program and banquet. DOO iciepiKxic telephone iMinriwvKiiki conversations take ....... . , ,, , . 1 wo cock's birthday anniversary recently. the problems have grown bigger and ... _ ««» ____ In pi~* “■ Ih* •“ u",i« Several former pastors are expected Mra. Peter Castle spent Tuesday the legislators haven't. to be present and everyone is cor­ ((ormrrlv vlllagrt ot Haatinga. arrord- States. dially invited to come and enjoy the evening and lhe new basement ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Mr. and Mra. Harry F. Wertman Ammon Eaton Addition, celebrated their 25th wedding anni­ alooz the South line of F * '71 Probata •■Niro i" Ib* versary Tuesday. June 12. by hold­ end addition, forty rodt, * In .aid county, on Ib tv fall four. rodn. ihenc* ing open house in the afternoon ro»l« tn the Eaat line of , and evening. During Uie Ume one Addition. Ibenre North hundred people called to extend rodn In place of beginning their best wishes. Ice cream, cake and wafers were served. Mra. Kate Burdick. Mrs. Irene Harrington. "Mrs. Leda Harrington. Mra. Mar­ garet Pennock and Mra. Lewella Beadle had charge of the serving. Many very pretty and useful gifts •were left as a reminder of the oc­ casion and Mr. and Mrs. Wertman wish to express their thanks and appreciation for thpm. together with lhe flowers that were brought in which helped to make Uie home more attractive for the occasion. ,b forrowoum. I WHEAT CHECKS ACT AS CR0P insurance ffSB.KSS!| _____ Safety of Funds (Jfje ffiafitmal Iffioan & Utiueaiment tftnmpam; " Want to Buy or Sell.' Try Our Want Column •Il eoota iarludla vid*d by atatotc: indrod thirty two lira J I -A PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS COMPANY PRODUCTS WALLHIDE FLOORHIDE SEMI GLOSS OUTSIDE PAINT Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. it,- nj» g I rlilfati. mt T.*- ' b- t'ir.-nit Court ‘ AT SUMMER PRICES! ORDER FOR PUBLICATION BRANCH DISTRICT. Chester Wlllltla and niece. Miss Evelyn Day of Lansing, spent thc week end with the home folks. Miss Dorn Day went home with them for a few days' visit Mr. and Mrs. Stanley WillltU of Concord visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wimtto. over the week end. Mra. Louise Lathrop, formerly of this place, is visiting Mra. Mudge and Huth this week. Mra. Saddler of Hastings visited nt her daughter's, Mrs. Henry Bidelman's, for a few days. Mr. and Mra. Henry Bldelman, According to the code, coal prices are to advance, every month. You can see the advantage in placing your order at once. We carry grades of coal to suit every need and you will find our service, prompt and pleasing. tended the stocking reunion at the home of Will Stocking at Cressey, Sunday. The Children's Day program at tlie Nbrth church wm well attend­ ed. The children gave a nice pro­ gram and a good collection wm lak- I Arthur SMITH BROTHERS VELTE & COMPANY SOUTH SHULTZ. Lester Bonneville and family and Gordon Kenyon spent Sunday with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mra. Alva Kenyon, of Bellevue. Rev. Fred Horn and son and daughter attended church in Has­ tings Sunday. Visitors at O. E. Kenyon's two days last week were. Mr. and MysLeo Boyer and son. Bobble, and Mrs Cleo Honeysett and Mra. L. Hallock of Klaamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. William Sonneville and daughter. Suzanne, and Mrs. Isabelle May and son. Jimmie, of BaUJe Creek visited Mr. and Mra. Lester Sonneville Thursday. Mrs. Florence Peake entertained the Community Club Thursday. A nice crowd was present and all en­ joyed a good timeLorpa Sonneville spent part of last week with relatives in Battle Creek. . MisS-Dort>thy Honeysett, who has been spending the past two weeks and a half with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. George Kenyon, re­ turned to her home in Coldwater Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tedrow en­ tertained the following guests Sun­ day: Mr. and Mra. Henry Ragla and sister of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Llnch and Starling Modrack and family of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson of Cleve­ land. Ohio. - Mn. Lizzie Glbbony is ill at the home of her brother. Mr. and Mrs. John Higdon. • me B»i)ri> I cream social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hawbllta Thursday evening. Dealers In WOOL,.GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. “Sharp Stomach Paini Upwt My Whole Syitem” HASTINGS Emil's Adla Tablets under your Kara sems . r»». May as. 0>t Jul/ 11 LET’S HAVE A SAFE, SANE AND DUSTLESS FOURTH DF JULY July need no clouded highways than by fire­ longer mean a dusty, dan­ works or cannon crackers. We flakes of Dowflake on the high­ way. The flakes draw moisture ourth of F gerous drive to get to picnic have controlled the firecracker from the air to bind fine road grounds, lakes and rivers,if the hazard, why not control the more material into a moist, compact roads you drive on have been destructive one—the accidents driving surface. dustproofed with that clean, on dusty, crumbling roads. Let's have a safe, sane and odorless dust-layer, Dowflake You can change a dusty gravel Calcium Chloride. - road into a dustless, moist and DUSTLESS Fourth of July by dustproofing roads NOW. The booklet "How to Control Dust" | I explains how it is done. Get j i More lives have been lost and - firm highway in a day’s time by putting mois­ more property de­ stroyed on dust- ture - absorbing your copy now. THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, MIDLAND, MICHIGAN DOWFLAKE CALCIUM CHLORIDE 77-80% I ' I | � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-06-27.pdf cfa8d3ffd673931578db4d3b72610820 PDF Text Text SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JUNE 27, 1934 COUNTY FISH PONDS Big Days Arranged * * * * ‘ --NHR - - - COMPLETION - - - - - - - - Le - - -s- ion ------------------NO PLANTING OF FRY IB PLANNED FOR THIS YEAR, HOWEVER [ fl. | REPORT FOR MW For gjRRY ' Games, Sports, Contests, Speeches Amusements on Program, July 2,3,4 Judge Arthur J. Lacy, who Is slble for crowds outside the grand RAGES lto8 P1TDI7 Cl INI ALbAllllU. OLAIll HASTINGS POSTOFFICE !1| AGAIN IN FIRST CLASS Receipts for Year 1933 Rej store Office to First Class on July F OFFICIAL FIGURES ON CITY VALUATION THE O PRISON COffll CENSUS Reduction Is Officially Re­ ported as >66,697, Rath­ er Than >200,000 , TOTAL SPENT FOR FOOD, Because of the targe receipts of i NEAR SAN FRANCISCO A story appearing In the Hastings THIS YEAR TOTAL! 4.T. CLOTHING, FUEL, ETC., the Hastings poatoffice for the cal­ WHERE NOTORIOUS PEL- Banner, issue of June 6. Incorrectly —97 LBS! THAW endar year 1933. the local office will stated that the valuations here In WAS >8,802.42 0N8 WILL BE HELD LAST YUI again be made a postotficc of tile the city had been reduced by aixxut j first class on July 1 so a Washington 8200.0QO. seeking the Democratic nomination stand to hear. — .report announces. Insufficient re- DILLINGER MAY FIND LAYOUT IDEAL FOR NUMBER OF FAM­ As a matter of fact, according to THIS TOTAL DOES NOT wUl be a general celeKrAVAAuu.A , . _-l for ror governor Kovcrnor and Frank Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald.,, Wednesday Wednc .•jy ceipts for the calendar year 1932 the official assessment, figures re­ ILIES ASSISTED I • I had dropped It from a first-class to RESTOCKING LAKES wh0 -~ has similar -...X'.t™. ambitions along bration. a big get-together for the IT AS HIS LAST HOME leased by the board of supervisors INCLUDE THIS CITY Republican lines have been Invited ( etifire county. There will be free * sqfxmd-class office. Net receipts yesterday, the reduction amounts to ‘ of 840.000 are necessary to make an ' If He Is Ever Arrested and)only 866.687. most of which is ac­ Basis of Primary Allotment office one of the first class. Last year I counted for- by reductions on per­ —Expect >10 Fer Per­ Can Be Placed Behind lsonal propcrty valuations, practicallocal postal receipts were about 370.­ 000. So far this year they have been the Bars ly none coming from real estate. son of School *<• ' and oecreiary Secretary the Hastings Independents and the Mra. A. H. Csrveth. Ba.-ry County l“t y^'* B<ure* ' Out in the bay. a mile or two • .u . . . "Republican HepuDiican Night" Nigni ana .------------- The actual figures as released by ♦ thft,one of of State Fitzgerald will address an Battle Creek Colored Giants. Emergency Relief Administrator. Th*5 ndlca!L,,V’at „ chances I the water front of San Francisco is a b<?ir?t.0£?Ut res±“ pontU,ln.con: i audience from the platform In front Also there will be foot races, pet gives the following as the report of are good for its continuance as a |S]anij that that looks looks quite auite Invittavit- ll??3.’.?4'454'233 “ rocky island I«B prOBl °f the rfrand stand commencing at parade for the youngsters, a pony work done during the month of May: nrsl cla&* poatoWce. • lng. but you probably wouldn't want 13’n'S30' results tabulated by Mrs. Maude rnearing completion. I aboul 8:00 o’clock. Feasibly other Ito go there to stay for any consid-| venr ^adf' J103 I 1 Republicans will also be and urbanites, a horse shoe pitching I Number of resident families 430. ] er able length of time, it ta the is-; *’ealhcr.dllr' 'present. Tuesday will be "Demo­ contest In charge of Mr. and Mrs. Number of single cases, that ts pco1 land of Alcatraz, the site of the May fln,t|craUc Night" with Judge Arthur J. Charley James who will also give an pie living alone 65. making a total of' ------- -------------------------.-----------‘Government federal prison and to the figures for all the townships, in­ Lacy,' one 01 of ,he the <' outstanding lead- exhibition of trick and fancy shots. ;405 cases. Representing 1.930 per­ ■oh bv F?' Lacy l'tetandlng leadIt Uncle Sam will bring his most cluding all the villages of the coun.. ’ “*_----------A . "gy»S. । EidOn Matthews will have charge sons. Of this number 172 heads of I t L of*" hu P. “.rty notorious enemies. Speed the day ,Br“ ' ,tlie.n*h hatchcry 1 teni amplifiers will make it posfamilies and 5 single persons, mak- i oos(Continued on page twcu hBre. and he doubts that even with ___________ _______________________ | when the Dillinger gang and others 4,781. This school census U taken 11ng a total of 177 families working hasty work there will be sufficient ,ion different projects ... —.-.■ W)' be included among its pertn jas the basis for the distribution trf in Barry Vcounity earning 84.228 37. Of this number RrtrpnTTT P PGR op a anw jnent inhabitant* provided they are time left after the pond is finished the primary school fund of thia THE CASE OF MUCHMORE 113 fnmiliM nnrt iwn .inirU n-Rnn. oUrtiDUUXi rua BLMun j not electrocuted or hanged — as they to plant enough spawn to make the LEONARD BOARD WILL . state. 1113 families and two single persons j extra effort worthwhile. Conse­ should be. If caught. The govern ­ VS. LOFDAHL HOTLY were receiving both direct relief and COMPLETE THROUGH MOVE TO HILLSDALE quently he advocates giving greater ment bought Alcatraz island along the townships of the county were work program earnings. We spent AUGUST CONTESTED attention to details of shaping the WUl in the 1850's, paying 85.000 for it. follows: for food during the month 82.458.02. Continue Sanitation ■ basin of the pond in preparation for for the purpose of fortifying it be­ ASSYRIA—1934 total 304; U shelter 846 80. clothing 8503.79, fuel Work There — His SuccesI next year. cause of Its strategic location. Work JURY TOOK NEARLY 24 369.60, lights 54 cents, medical care SEVERAL NEW PLAYERS When Completed the Orangevtllo of fortifying it was commenced In aor Is H. K. Gidley I, 1859056. i »Q»v.ao. seeds for ior gardens garaem 8252.06. ponds will form an Ideal layout. INCLUDED IN LINE-UP HOURS IN DECIDING 1854 and completed four years later. ENDS NEARLY FIVE YEARS feed for livestock 856.38. rehabllitaLeonard Board, who has been the ,' They will be located within easy But in 1868 It was designated os a BARRY—This year 232, last year 07 SILENCE TUESDAY 1“ "■J!"*!. motoring distance of 00 per cent sanitary engineer of the Barry I 8370.79 making a total expenditure i Team Takes On the Colored federal prison and trouble-making They Brought in Their Ver­ of the fishing lakes In Barry coun­ County Health Unit, is to move to MORNING Indians were confined there in the of 88.802.42. Of tills amount 75 per a <n dict at 2:15 Friday ty; three separate ponds rather than Hillsdale in July. His successor will cent was contributed by the Federal Giants Here July 4 in Oon- 70s. Until 1015 the rocky Island one large one will permit the rais­ be H- K- Gidley. served as a general prison for fed­ Afternoon A Oovernmenl and 25 percent by the nection With Legion Fair It Is a matter of much regret to the I RECONDITIONED BY ing of three different varieties of eral oflendeni. The Army took It nt Mr. »nd Mrs Mr« Board YUiar.T tiiat that 1I n_ 8 DUconttoluanrenof the Civil Works ! The damage cose of John G. flingerltags par year If necesaary- •-InruU friends of M'. and HASTINGS TWP—The figures for Discontinuance or the Civil Works i. — _ .„ n ,.„rl .hi. over that year to w create a model moaci Muchmore of Nashville, against Dr 1 LOCAL ELECTRICIANS the are easily accesstnie accessible irom from Ithc* ftrc — city. In a quiet. I Mic ponds arc ---- ----------------------- ------------ -- nwr.™ .! .he « o! M.rch ...her ------ .— ---- --’J,! U‘"S!' . men: 11," “1 unng “if* - - jKiAuii. ai. icasi one Improved roadways, thus greatly eMcient manner/Mr. Board has at----------- . f v Friends of gangsters Stuart Lofdahl, also of Nashville, for . than at the end of April as earlier season winning the first five games ln which was simplifying the problem of carting I ‘ended to h> flulies, and lias won George Balch, Nile Fancher‘ I contemplated, was ordered to fa- played. Although the local nine can^l pj7k their earn nXr by alleged malpractice. HOPE—This year 213, last year started in the circuit court here awav warm-place in the hearts of the I n away the earn cans of funfish; Or.no.viiu'a Orangeville nty nrr: OffiIcllitate Hie transition of persons tn Uo Work—County Offl°! !‘m. « »»>■ to»rl«n>M l-.drr. N«th- Tuesday of last week, was concluded creek is one of the most constant people of this county for hU courIRVING—This year U7,.laat year need of relief to the new Emergency •S?."** early Thursday afternoon with the uled throw!) Io *u«u.t as „„ „ ln-rcer,tea cers Furnish 1Vnnrl. flowing streams in Barry county, be­ ttsy and good work. AU will wish runaa Work Program. The new program Is A.prel.lk.mrnotonth.rwuUr',^ om , pUk)| „,d b|u„,„, Judge's charge. “ ing fed from a chain of more than hlHls*U^re2^r',lMre*G?dl?v is n ' At 10:00 °‘clock '»day momlng morning ।definiteiT 1 definitely ’umi'ted* limited to to ‘pera^i7w'tab nersons rstnhJOHNSTOWN — This year Friday afternoon, after wrestling Sa-^e- th“ COUr‘ hou* C,OCk W1,ed °Ul lhf 11Wwd “ beln« nWd rclle' The schedule will be played with lhe,[jle guards with it. drive away ta a a half dozen spring lakes thereby erlrtualJ with the proposition, the jury Insuring a good supply of waler for the first time In nearly character of project undertaken U Colored Otanto of Battle Creek.st j prijon-owned automobile as did Dil- brought in a verdict awarding 81.­ even during exceptionally dry sea-1 mg of the University of West \irgm- flve ycnrs A (er control A maS master control mechmech- |not ;not changed changed materially, materially, but but full full ad ad-­ the fair grounds here on the after- |lnger in his last escape from prison, sons; the natural setting of the holding the degree of Bachelor of • anUm constructed by Nile Fancher mlnlslrative control Is given to the noon of July 4th in connecUon Mth However the leaders of our criminal 400 damages, besides the costs, Orangeville—TWa jtoar aialnst Dr. Lofdahl. -The verdict g tod>>. Vfry keen the American t~U»n Legion Fair Fair. ThThe eon. con- i. ponds is very attractive and event- ®f*ence n clv** pUBtaeering. H* had of lhe Auto gport 8hop and George;state Emergency Relief Admtalstra- .h. | ually can be developed Into a beauty ’been connected with the engmeerinj Mlph the TrlJ,nhnIM. J mmiaira test will start about 3:00 o'clock. |lects and it stands to reason that was brought in at 2:15 Friday after­ PRAlRIEVUJX-ThlB year 131. The team tills year contains a' they will do something to try and noon. At ten o'clock Thursday night spot. department of the Pennsylvania number of new players who arc giv- ."beat the rap." No one will be foolish Judge McPeek called the jury into As already stated In a previous Is- Railroad System, but for the last rc w nm ^.^^5 Bl lnal. RUTLAND—This year IN. sue of the Banner, the ponds arc io- four years taut been Masoclate sanl- Umef Thp c|Ock funcUooed perfect­ Ing very good accounts of them- ,enough to suppose that tnough they the court room and asked them to 'selves. Herewith is a list of play­ may be sentenced to Alcatraz for life decide which they would prefer to rated on property north of the lar> engineer of the West Virginia |y THORNAPPLE—17111 year 612, Orangevlllc^schoof ,utP Oenarunent Department nf of Health Health. Ha He will will II ers who have worked out with till that they will complacently sit down, do—to go back to the jury room and Orarmvllli. ce>w>! houso leased to|8 I Rtutr u>fts ypars ago this com- ' Use county free of charge by Robert [ rtport jta his new here on ing on ,,culutt that the court 11U the team ro far: Catcher—Sterling fold their arms and await the final continue their deliberations or ad­ September house Moore: Pilchers—Ralph Rom. Hss- summons. They are not built that journ until the following morning. Van Volkenburg. formerly of. July 15. at which. time Mr Board clock went on a "strike." tolling oyt! । tings. Long of Woodland. Gage of i' way. Alcatraz is really a big pUe of A poll of the jury showed that the Orangeville, who now lives in Kata- will move to Hillsdale county to 43 llmc3 bcfore wns finally stopYANKEE SPRINGS—Thia year Nashville; First base—Edgar Hoe-1 rocks, covers about 20 acres, and Is majority wished to go home and mazoo. The course of the Orange- resume sanitation work there. | ^d ville creek has been altered to the' Hie Kellogg Foundation has this month George Balch went up I venair. Hastings; Second base—Fur­ surrpunded by swiftly flowing cur- sleep on the subject, which they did. ,v«. extending c.w..uu.a its >Ui woc .ilc... work wv>. to, ln the lhc tower to look over the slrik- I Because the Fourth of July falls rest James; Third base —Clark renU of icy-cold water. In the past returning Friday morning. They the county. west of Its original flow, the dirt ■ year beneficent did not reach an agreement until (Continued nn Hillsdale and and Van Van Buren Buren counties. counties. lng mechanism .....i v. to be1 on Wednesday of next week, the O'Donnell; short stop. Sam Young; Hillsdale which jseemed on nnon page thrmi three) (Continued on page six) Friday afternoon. Hillsdale is one of the older counties m will m be printed uu on Fielders—Wm. James. Leslie HawU| perfect penect order. oraer. The all-important 1 l*“‘lnx« Banner —v. w... nf <tnte has hnp lot Int nf .. ... _ control, ....... ■_____ _ was ...lack■ From the law of thia slate", as In­ the city of Hastings. but last of th. the state, has na fine of nnnpeo- , master however, Tuesday. li.lv July 13. ...4. ready f.. for Hiat.ldUlrl- thorne..Bcrt O'Donnell, Aton Flory, were, as we recall it, 1 Jt2. FIRST BAND CONCERT terpreted by the supreme court, they Forrest jSmitli. who is also the team ple and is a good farming county., |nB. Such a mechanism is rather buUon on Thursday as usual. believed they will be substant Mr. Bbard will no doubt enjoy his • expensive, but George thought it Thorefore we are requeating our manager, and Spencer Scobey. TOMORROW N|GNT there would seem to be no question that a verdict for some amount of Herewith Is tlw schedule of games work there. would be possible to build one at “drcrtUen‘ and rorrespondenu to would be given to Mr. The first to do sanitary engineer-! nman expense out of an ordinary Mnd *" *he,r b? Saturday, June through to September: City Band’s First Appearance damages Muchmore. The only question was the county this year to CM July 4—Colored Giants, here. tag work in thiq county under the {electric clock. ‘ He talked over his 30’ *° lhe ,lannrr may be printed on expected that the primary This Year on Court \ \ the amount. July 8—Freeport, there. Barry County Health Unit, was Ly- pinns wllh william Bundy, a Bell Tucday. In his charge to the Jury Judge July 15 — Eaton Rapids, here. man Chamberlain, former commls- Telephone Company engineer and Your cooperation ta this matter House Lawn \ McPeek quoted from a decision of July 22—Nashville, here. LYNDON SPELLS OF BAT­ sloner of schools of this county. We the two of them worked out a w111 ** 8re*Uy approbated. Opr readers are asked to remerrtr ' (Continued on page four) July 29—Eaton Rapids, there. notice that the Kellogg Foundation fcheme which, on paper at least, ap- i Sincerely, was something over 812. Ihe fill TLE CREEK DROWNS ber that the Hastings City Band will August 5—Freeport, here. has selected Bernard J. McMorrow. |>earcd perfectly feasible Nile Cook Bros, mill tax limitation adopted by begin a series of band concerts for August 12-rNa$hvllle. there. MONDAY A. M. of Beverly Farms. Massachusetts, a Fancher of the Auto Sport Shop! --------------- ***--------------PROJECT OF months tomorrow August 19—Kalamazoo Police, the summer graduate of the Massachusetts Insti- contributed a great deal of lime to COUNTY FLOWER SHOW cutting down of the (Thursday) evening on the court Jiere. ' tute of Technology, taking qis degree {the project and himself suggested ucdc nai anniio-r tn LEGION AUXILIARY HIS BOAT UPSETS August 26 —Grand Rapids Fire bouse lawn. The program will begin ta public health engineering ta 1932.'several alterations to improve the HERE ON AUGUST 18 mostly from railroads, Ulograph ■at eight o'clock under ~~ the — direction Dept., here. i---------------— • — to be associated with Mr. Chamber‘ original plan. Mr. Rockwood of the -----------Each Unit Asked to Donate telephone lines and aleaping WHILE LANDING FISH A A. A Blferno. nlfemn of A. tain at Charlotte. He reported, at Table Company built the cabinet. Sponsored by Thornapple Thta year the Independents have nf 100 Glasses Jelly, Jam, not requested subscriptions from io- i In harmony with the vote bf the Monday of this week and which houses the mechanism. ! anrd™ A Companion, Nearing Ex­ Charlotte thls city at the April elec­ will be associated with Mr. Cham-1 A bichronous electric clock of a! Qarden and County Feder- cal merchants. "Home talent" alone' Conserve, Etc. i uuu, uic wuncu iuu auinorizea a ts being used and so far the boys j tlon,_P*e council lias authorized bertain in doing sanitary engineer-1 type which will run without loss of ated Women’s Clubs haustion, Rescued by 77)ls year a new project Is being for the entire state of Michigan, have been showing spectators 1| one-fifth of a mil) tax to be levied M work in U»<counly. Ito. .renthoujh th. enrr.nl be ptom (or „ Darry » Fishermen Nearby and used for the support of the City undertaken by the American Legion good brand of games. T?, n,t,''‘'-B- rioaer show to be held at the fair \Lynfon H, Spells, 34. of 404 WeJt Band. In return for this help the Auxiliary throughout the country, LATE SENATOR THOMAS’ teE“t?1 “ e“‘,r™ Ul'Hoa«« pound, here on AuguH la .re beband will, beginning with the con­ each Unit being asked to cooperate school allotment. vkn Buren street. Battle C&ek, a VOLUNTEER WORKERS cert tomorrow night and extending in getting a million glaaaes of home PoMtun Company employee, drown­ ONCE LIVED IN BARRY by tiie following county officers: Garden club and the Barry County made jelly (including jams, marma­ ROTARY CLUB OFFI­ ed Mud lake northeast of Ban­ FOR VACATION SCHOOL (Continued on page three) lades, conserves, etc.) for use among Federation of Women’s Clubs, ac­ field In Johnstown township about Resided With an Uncle ill CERS BEGIN YEAI the needy. Each Michigan Unit la cording to Mrs. Marlon B. Good­ Concerts. forty minutes after tlje fishing seaSessions Open at Methodist COMMERCIAL TRUCKERS year, chairman of the Garden Club. The program for tomorrow night requested to promise to donate 100 Orangeville in His Young­ ~~ —midnight Sunday. Church on Thursday, will Include the following numbers: glasses before October first. TDese Local Organization Gaining MUST REGISTER SOON Exhibitions are expected from all Hls body k 1 fftnoved from the waer Days contributions are not to be sent out p%rts of the county, in addition to March—E Pluribus Unum. ter about 1 hour after the ncclJuly .5 . Wide Reputation for of town but will be used right here Many have no doubt read this flower show there will be a dis­ Overture—Grandiose. dent with appllng hooks brought Can Do So Now at Forrest the Plans were completed on Monday at home, among the needy familiea Attendance * Waltz—Forget-Me-Not. play of quilts and rugs, antiques an<j W Under-Sheriff Tas- week of the death of former United of the community, put in Thanks­ March—The Baton. Slates Senator Chas. 8. Thomas, of Johnson’! Office, East a children's exhibit. The Commer­ 1 for the Dally Vacation Bible School Next Monday, July X mw officer* giving and Christmas boskets., etc. Trumpet Solo by Fred Rabbi. cial Club of Hastings has definitely to be held at the Methodist church, Mr. Spells went to Mud lake Denver. Colorado. He had reached State Street opening on Thursday, July 5 and If each member of the local Auxil ­ the ripe age of 84 years. In his Paclllta — Air with Variations. • promised cooperation in lumlshing ahortly before nildr Ight with three Hastings Rotary club for Ute oomclosing on Friday. July 20. The Banner has explained that, iary would donate three glasses of Mexican Serenade. companions. After servicing their younger days he lived for several under the code adopted for the At a meeting held on Monday the Jam Ur jelly, the total amount of Overture—Light Cavalry. Plenty of space for housing the tackle the party sp It up and went years with his uncle, a man named 100 glasses would be exceeded. Thia March—National Sojourners. Jessup, in the township of Orange­ trucking industry, it is necessary for exhibits has been made available committees were pleased with the (Continued on page eight) national project is being conducted Intermezzo—Indian Trail. ville. He later graduated from the every truck owner to register If he through the courtesy of the Barry preliminary work that had been under the auspices of the national Star Spangled Banner. Michigan University in the law de­ operates his truck for hire, or uses County Agricultural Society in per­ done and the enrollments made. DELTON METHOtXSTS No doubt there will be committee of the good irehabilitation partment. located In Leadville In the it to transport his own products to mitting the use of the halls at the Much interest Is being shown by the DEDICATE BASEMENT boom days of that famous silver- market and counts as a part of his fair grounds. Even with the small children in the work to be presented, crowd, for Hastings now lias a splen­ American Legion Auxiliary with Mrs. W. Y. McHugh, chairman. mining camp, abcumulated a large revenue from the sale of his products shows of recent years, the amount which will consist of music, dra­ did band. matics, acvrtng, handwork, memory | the earning of his truck. In other of space has been inadequate. The fortune and then moved to Denver. Former Pastorj and itrict .. V.X, avxcruor ui u*- wor‘bhls tn*k 8*lnfully additional room supplied at the, work and manual training, and ev­ BEEKEEPERS’ ASSON. Barry county who drill donate one making orado and was for eight yftrs United Uied by hhn- every truck °*ner muatjfalr \, grounds, however, will permit ery forenoon al ten o'clock there will MEETS TUESDAY, JULY 3 jam or conserve, please call any of States Centennial rel*yr'.• mates senator from the Centennial", (even* tn exceptionally large entry be a half hour of supervised play at the Central playground. jtate. FW the accommodation of truck 1 list to be attractively displayed. gentleman was tn Haetin* the On Friday evening. June 29. at 1 Mr. Thomas was a democrat ta!®*”*" *“ thu vtctokg a temporary! r u probable that there will be The general committee is com- Purpose Is to Gome to Price ileft at the Legion home. The cam­ ■even o'clock, the dedication of the but decidedly Independent in 1 ofhee has luu been arranged at nv : two iwo sets s«u> of 01 Judges juages this inis year, accord accora-­ Agreement Under Code— 1paign is attracting national atten­ new basement of the Delton Metho­! politics iks-Httltudr. He did not feel under Johnsons Coal office on East «»-»-'• — -------------- ------ one — — State tag to Mrs.—Goodyear, for ----the Floyd Everhart and Mrs. Guy Kel­ tion. and Hastings and Barry coun ­ Discuss Problems J dist church will be held, starting ler; Enrollment committee. Mrs. ty should cooperate in every way with a dinner. The Rev. L. D. Mlles’ obligation to support his party pro- street. Mr. Johnson has the nyes- gladiolus and the others for the rest A meeting of the Barry County 1,possible. -------. sury forms and information with. of the flowers. Is general chairman and Supt. Cecil। grata unless.he could conscientious­ regard to registration. Truckers who । The committee on arrangement of Wesleyan Service Guild. Beekeepers' Association will be held Because of so much dry weather. Barnum will preside as toastmaster. ly d<kso. He left Barry county In Those who have signed up as The following program Is to be pre­; the late sixties, and had made his operate their trucks for gain must flowers will be Charles Rogers, Guy volunteer workers are: Junior Dept. home 1A. Colorado for nearly sixty register before June 29 and file their Giddings. Mra. C. D. Bauer and Mrs sented: ■ This donation does not take the rates and tariffs. There will he no A. D. Steckle. Mra. E. A. Burton will Supt.. Mrs. Floyd Everhart, assist­ July 3. tThe officers have called it \ Song by Congregation, led by Har­, years. time extension. All must come un-, have charge of the quilt and rug ants. Misses Irene Jones. Evelyn for the purpose of coming to some place of the regular canned fruit vey Dings. der the edde. display. Mrs. Frank Adak will look Johnson and Grace Hill and Rev. kind of an agreement under the quota but Is in addition to it Scripture—Dr. Wm. Puffer, former MEETINGS BARRY Dewey; Primary Dept. Supt.. Miss code as to the price to be charged --------------- ■ • * ■ Michigan truck operators have after the exhibition of antiques and Dist. Supt. Glasgow, assistants. Misses tor honey U>U !-«. They .ho JAY MEAD’S AUTO ROD AND GUN CLUB been stopped at the Ohio state line Miss Sadie Glasgow will arrange Sadie Invocation—Rey. Clark 3. Wheel­ and notified that ttiey must have the [ the Children's exhibition. Mrs.' Floyd Arloa Myers and Charlotte Hubbard; wish to obtain better practices In ua6 nreu dcpaucdcfi fellow Rotarians the raaaon er, former Dist. Supt. r Beginners' Dept. Supt.. Miss Alice making a higher grade of honey,, HAo DttN ntLUVtHtU Song—Delton Quartette. The Barry County Rod and Gun code insignia on their trucks to j Everhart has been named as clialr- Hackney, assistants, Misses Jean better packaging, also to get as -. . — —~. snow evidence of registration or they they1, man i of the committee on posters. Talks—The Former District Su­ Club will hold a meeting in the ahow will not , be permitted to .... use .*..1. their 1 The Cojdmerclal club committee Everhart, Frances Cowies and Doro­ many members as possible enrolled Stolen From Green Street a Copnty Road Conim\sloner's office twin perintendents. vehicles in the Buckeye state. k _________ ___________ Few Sundays Ago While ' cooperating with the spotisora of the thy Johnson; Music and Girls' ta the Association. Talk—Former Pastor. Rev. Hayes. at the court house Monday evening. ------- --------------- ------------------Handwbrk. Mrs. Cranston* Wilcox During the spring months the As ­ NRW HFAI TH nnniNANCP 8how art Chcsler Hodges. Marion Song—Prairieville Duet. July 2. at 7:00 o'ciock.X He Was at Church sociation has been very active and whllm*n and Robert Lamble. Mrs. Remarks by chairman of Board rhTXI .reGoodyear expects that within the' ual Training and Ptaygroufld, more interest has been shown than Jay ____ Mead— received notice Monday , POLITICAL ANNOUNCER George Bauer. Lynn Perry and ever before, a larger percentage bf that his automobile, which was stolchange, are necessary ta the wosd- nesl two wetkl u Talk by former Pastor—Rev. Ken­ I wish to announce - that { “ • tag of the public health ordinance, toannounroUw cLplete llst^toe beekeepers ta the county working'en while he was at leading the dall. candidate for the nomlnatli f°r ol-thi. of thia city city ^d and that that some new nro-‘ 1 .. —n .. ______ i— ■___ -u. On Friday two auto loads of work­ for the betterment of conditions. | Mclhodlst church one Sunday tnornTalk by former Pastor-Rev. Ro­ Rcpreeentatlve In the State visions are required. The city council , t , pnM ' ers went over to Battle Creek and There will be no outside speakers • ing a few weeks ago, had been re­ chelle. lature on the Republican ticket.>on Friday eventag referred this mat-1 OF interest TO FARMERS. visited a Bible school being held al Lhe Tuesday meeting, attendance. covered by the police. Song—Prairieville Quartette. Your support at the September pri­' ter to the ordinance committee and, ,, , , there and were well repaid for their being confined to Barry county He was informed that a young McCALLUM Tolk by former Pastor—Rev. mary will be appreciated. \' the city attorney, in order that a' , Farn’e™ who need cash for finan- visit. members, who are urged to partici- man about 18 years of age took it to SLI Charles Git rum. -Adv. tf. Ellis E. Faulkner. hew public health ordinance may be c larm operations should pate ta tha discussions and present a garage at Cascade from which drafted Z 'read the announcement on page 8 of Song — Roy Adrlanson. Battle ALL NIGHT STREET LIGHTS? place it was towed into Grand Rap­ Creek. . _________ net. , ' ihe Charlotte Production Credit AsPOLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. In the interests of economy the ids. the engine having burned out Report by the Pastor on Finances. I hareby wish to announce that I FOVITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT, sedation, which is a government city council some time ago ordered Ben Binnan. president^ Cameron. am a Republican candidate for I wk|h to announce that I am a agency created far that purpose. that the street lights be discontinued McIntyre, secretary-treasurer. been located. Kennedy of Or nomination for sheriff of Barry Co candidate for the republican noml" • *—--------- ' KooE Delton at the Sept, primary. Your support nation for sheriff at the September POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. NOTICE. POLITICAL ANNOl’NCDaXT, Benediction. will be appreciated. Primary, t will appreciate your supYour support for my nomtaatloc nomtaaUon lights on ail night. The matter was The Prairieville High school has —Out 8-20. Wm. o. Struin. port. Jay Blakney. 1 wk.—Adv. I tor Register of Deeds on*“ the “—Re­ discussed but not disposed of at the been approved by the State Depart­ HOMEMADE ICE CREAM. ---- - «e » . — publican ticket In the primary to council meeting Friday night. It ment, which makes It legal for oth­ ■ At Quimby church Thursday. June ICE CREAM SOCIAL. BASEBALL ,'be held on Tuesday. September 11. seems quite probable that tha coun­ er districts to pay tuition 1840) Uwre 28. afternoon and evening to aid in At Hendershott schoolhouse Thurs­ At Vickery's. Clear lake, July 4th., 1834. will be appreciated. cil will order lights to be kept on all for the ninth and tenth graders. paying for electric lights.—Adv. 8-27. day night. June 28 by L. A. B.—Adv. Dbwllng vs. Vermontville.—Adv. |—Adc. Out. 7-4 Vsrnor Webstar. night . Foreign pupilj welcome.—Adv. Possible to Raise Three Dif­ to appear here during the Legion acts, sports of ail kinds including Go. Highways, School Build­ Pair to be held at the fair grounds u bbli game In the morning between ferent Varieties of Finger­ July 2-4. inclusive. ■ Hastings * ' - — and- a -base­ ings and Pennock Hospital and- — Nashville Monday has bc«n designated as ball game in the afternoon between lings Per Season Aro Among the Projects ^PfilinTlj bUUH I H HPEHT» I FIRST Fltt GAMES USE CLOG OPE Notice —Advertisers and Correspondents FffiUKH IT MUD LIKE JURY GVES 51,1 AGA NST LOFDAHL �THE HASTINGS BANKER, WEDNESDAY. JUNK «7, 1»34 . ..... B____ 'em sms DIM OF PIO co-operate with those who have I these centennial observances In cliarge In publishing account* of, early day*, document*,, letter*.. CHILDREN ENJOY SHAKESPEARE CLUB Silver Medal Con­ text Sunday Ni&ht ■ LOCAL NEWS gTCANB rutirtF FUND OF S8.387.I8 Gold, Bllrer and Bed Slare A allvar medal contest will be held i at the BarryvHle M. P. church on Good Will Ladies' Aid will serve Hasting*, Michigan • Telephone* 2244-2557 Indicate Beet Story Tell, Sunday evening, July 1. th* partlcl- supper Jun* 2*. AU welcome—Adv. lend,and andwe wehope hopethat thata *mutually: mutually I ■■jVnaT ne -r*v tend, pant* to be young people from that | About I00 wcrc m aUeadanca al ere In the Groups THORNAPPLE AND BARRY’ Satisfactory arrangement can be SUM IS TOTAL OF TAX Telling and dramatization of tocaHty. You are invited to »««Jd!the Falk school reunion held on PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JULY FIRST =.* .hentv »m« «' UM dupHr, SAL1 DELINQUENT stories, dancing and singing are the and endbursge these young folks. Saturday TOWNSHIPS TO OBSERVE can SUNDAY—JULY 1ST—ONLY be used when Hastings puts on j at eight o'clock.) .nb .contest amtaJon*tarU U Iro., I 1*w~E,rt« base* ot activity at the meetings of The her celebration in 1936. j TAX REVENUES the “Shakespeare Story Telling The Hasting* Commercial Club' ----------Club" which are held at the Metho­ dist church on Monday. Wednesday SPEEDING UP THE | yyta.y ro Sf ^"““^ CONSIDERABLE BACK INSTRUCTIVE PRO­ । rinrr onur turn and Prld*’' <* e"h week until AuFeaturing some of lhe biggeM stars of Broadway—something *». rGRANTING OF LOANS purchase a new adding machine for I GRAMS UNDER WAY chairman, to make plans for the LEVIES BEING PAID gust third. [the use of the city treaiurer and centennial year in Hastings. We. different. < ----------- [criuciuuB. --------------------- ■ I Mr.sDaslc Mrs Daale Crtw Crue u Is the singing dlIclerk in their atark. lUsidents of Barry County understand from Mr. Barnett tl Humber rector. Mr» Comedy—'FOUR PARTS'* Latest Pathe New* Reel uubMVA of V* Vouchers vvwvmv.o Issued 'roctnr. Mr*. Margaret Steiger teach tesch-- Production Credit Associa­ is hU his n purpose The common council, hai desig ­ Should Co-operate With L। ” '™ to hare 'the h' commit-' -------------------------------Cv wr«nthD nAuhlo i1*4 dancln« and Ml5s Maxine Wuntion Aids Over 100 | tee called together soon for the pur-1 HOURS — 1, 3 5, 7, * — Special Bargain Prices at the one and nated the Hastings City Bank and Flrat Six Months Double derlich give* instruction in dra[; pose of outlining a program for the the National Bank of Hastings as, These Movements Fanners That of Last Year matic*. ., .was .. ciccineo ma* tznm silver ..... ■I It decided that X gold, ta silver Thl* summer in August Thorn- 1938 Centennial, Board of Directors of the Char­ depositories for city fund*. County -n^urtr U>r.nxo M»i» XX ta’' । The nutpber of prisoners in the1 "'Xrol »'»™'»■ ■'■*» h -<«« Monday and Tuesday—Two Feature Attraction* has re leas'll figures covering the dirate the h»*t stm-v tetter Tt,r o<>m lotte Production Credit Asaociatlon Barry county jail has been reduced vrtto gar, Don l*ab«ll jeweii Otto Fb.ru Kruger, Ben Lyon and Isabell Jewell nlal of their settlement. The first Mrs Nellie Shay, aged 59. suffered distribution of May 1932 tax sales .star* for the first week in the older met tn the Charlotte office Friday. to three, with prospects of atlll fur- , MtUer to locate In each of them * stroke of apoplexy on Friday 1929 taxes and distribution ot group .were won by Betty Lane andI June 22nd. and passed some resolu- ther reductions next week. ■a* in 1834. • deiinquen* taxes for the month. Of, Agnes Johnson. The silver »tar» tioiu which will jpeed the granting Mr*. Victor Hilbert returned to, It 1* very fitting and. proper that1934 wh,ch "”al W387oa- ' I’'™1 Jane ll*rrll«1«‘l “»d EnW . of loans to farmers. Heretofore, it Pher home in Woodland Friday from *uch immediate (. n ie distribution the — tax sale,Mohler. The red stara went to' has required from three to four Pennock aucn a centennial cenienmai should snouia be oc obou- Broadway, death being . .... --------------- - of - ------hospital and is gaining ‘ . . . .. . I <s — a..in n «... i.-L em . * r.»<a. Eleanor Haven and Jane Harring ­ served in a way that will be in-I Surviving are her husband. Ed- funds of $1356.71 Is a* follows from .her recent operation. week* from the Ume the applicant nicely 1 Tim McCoy and Evelyn Knapp in.“A Man'* Game” Btrue live to lhe people now living. I ward Shay, a daughter. Mrs. Mabie City of Hastings . $ 151.18 ton The council granted the Lawrence tiled his application with lhe asso­ At the Friday meeting Betty Lane ,ciation before the money was given ■ Latest New* Events in sound *?, Adults 15c; Children 10c Foe each of these centennials there ' Howard .,f Chicago, three sisters 'AwyrlX Twp ’i 1768 was chosen pres* reporter and Mary ।to him. Now under normal condi- gion of thia city permission to put will be displayed heirlooms and • .... . „ . ____ , Maple Grove 1 keepsakes that will portray the cus- iMrs Ida Olockin of Kalamti.co Mr*. w<XKjland DeVries, secretary. a home-coming celebration on tions. an applicant for a loan may on ' SPECIAL HOLIDAY SPECIAL The younger members of, the .get the money in much less time. tons, the manner of drtss.the fur-1-Hattie Relsoo of Battle Creek and Johnstown July 2. 3 ahd 4. • Shakespeare Club held their first | This change of procedure In the nlture and furnishings of homes. Mrs Bertha Morrison of Hasting*. Baltimore .. The council voted Friday evening WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY meeting Monday. June 18. at one- I granting of loans Photograps. pictures, letters, etc.. • and a niece. Miss Mildred Hill, of Hope . „ ______ ____ to ____has been _ made ' fumUh the bond for city treasthirty at the MethodLst church.', possible by the Production Credit |urer E Wtli reveal the appearance and char-1 this city . Irving S*™’- purchasing the Edgar Rice Burroughs' Latest Film Story They decided to give a gold star , actcr of the stalwart men and worn-1 Funeral service* were held at the Yankee Springs . Corporation of St. Paul, subscrlb- sam<! from the U. 8. Fidelity and each meeting to the best story tell, en responsible for this early settle- [Yankee Springs church on Sunday। lng for more capital stock In the [Guaranty Company. ment of these two townships. afternixm al 3:30. burial being made, Tou; $397.85 $ 397 A5 CT: “ ’’Bver star to the second best jCharlotte Association, and by setting 'n'e Rutland Cemetery Circle will 806 68 and a r*d ,{ar ,o t*,c third best story .up in the Association's Bank a loan i raect 01 Uw cemetery Friday. July The Banner will be very glad to Hn Yaliatc Springs cemetery General Fund _____ teller. These are the names of the , fund of considerable amount which i6- tor *n afternoon meeting. Every Featuring Johnny Weiumueller and Maurine ' Total $1355.71 children who received stars fund may be drawn on for the pay- j member urged to come and inspect O'Sullivan new **ter system. 1 The distribution of the delinquent Monday. June 18—Gold Star, ment of loans. Any farmer who ll,e Harold Schild, aged 33. who pleadtax for the month of May 1934 total­ Murray Sullivan: silver star. Mar­ can furnish at the time he makes an Comedy—"HAPPY WARRIORS” . Latest Palhc New* applicatton for a loan a clear ab- «! kuilty before Judge McPeek to a ing $5.03137 Ls as follows: jorie Boyes; red star. Nancy Steiger. atract of chattel mortgages and a •'datugtory charge a week ago. was First performance Fourth of Jaly, 5 P. M. City of Hastings $40437 Wednesday. June 20—Gold star, statement that all his personal tax- sentenced to Ionia Friday for a term Adalis—25c; Children— 10c Middleville Murray Sullivan; silver star. Judy es are paid to date, can have the ,o* *** months to ten years Nashville Fuller; red star. Nancy Steiger. money on his loan as soon as one I At the meeting of the city coun- < Freeport Frlda^ June 22—Gold stars. Sy­ of the inspectors of the association cil Friday evening, at the request < SATURDAY ONLY—Two Feature Attraction* bil Woodmansee and Murray Sul­ appraises the personal property to'of those who had petitioned for the ROLAND YOUNG and LILLIAN GISR ' Total . $579.19 579.19 livan; silver star. Nancy Steiger; be given in a chattel mortgage a* [West Madison street sewer the alder­ red star. Jackie Walton. Assyria township . 126 M men voted to disregard the petition. After'the story hour on Wednes­ security tor Ute loan. Maple Grove Over one hundred farmers have Mrs Olive Doyle and Miss Norma day Mrs. Crue came to teach sing­ Castleton 230.22 ing. and Mrs Margaret Steiger gave received money on loan* from the Doyle have moved Into Ute house Woodland . . 389.01 Charlotte Production Credit Associa- |oaned by Bert Tungatc at the cora dancing lesson on Friday. I Johnstown Robert Armstrong and Ann Southern In “THE HELL CAT* ner Sts. tion since April first. Many others “ * ot *' West Grand and' *Young ’ At the meeting Wednesday Jack Baltimore .. . Paramount News Adults 15c; Children 10c Walton was chosen secretary and who have made applications will re­ Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Sharp have pur­ Hastings .... . ceive the money on their loans with­ chased the Doyle house nt 405 E. First Show at 5 Raymond Murphy news reporter. 57.50' Carlton in the next few weeks. Any fann­ Center St. Barry 340 99 Jay Mead's fine new store In the er who anticipates Chat he will need "WIT AND HUMOR OF Hope 136 89 money to finance his legitimate second ward is nearing completion Rutland . 146 82 THE LAW" HIS THEME farm operations, and who can give and U a splendid Imps jvetnmt over Irving 21862 security for such a loan on personal the present place of business. The Prairieville . . 78.01 free of all encumbrances. new location is at the horn'* of hl* Peek. Payne therefore waived ex- entire fair ground making it posAttorney Foss 0. Eldred of property slble lhe sfxraker « and Orangeville te entitled to secure a lout from mother. Mrs. Samantha Klnnr. on unilnatlop and was bound U“d over to f ‘b,e, to hear ^e ’»' cn91-92 thte governmental axenev The rate E Orrnid St. 1 c,rcult c‘?rl ln the >um of ,20° tertalnment programs with ease. It Ionia Spoke at Rotary Yankee Springs of interest meh I Emmet Ryan was brought before WIU unab,e ,0 <urnl*h the bond, will not lx necessary to crowd elo­ Thornapple 199 17 Monday per cent and notes may be given^or Matthews Saturday, charged ^,cP.fC,‘ ly "b?u.t in front of the Attorney P O- Eldred, of Ionia, a period of twelve months. This 1 w«h Intoxication. This was his *rc- wIP be here later in the week when grandstand. The speaker system, Total Twp Fund . jaLso Is frequently useful In locating ---- - of■ -• ■ General Fund . . 1.04236 was the speaker at the Rotary •length time gives every -farmer end offense. He admitted hl* guilt the case may be disposed of. luncheon Monday noon. Mr. Eldred -----*'• * --------------1 friends in the crowd or getting lost and was assessed $25 and cost*, or Coven Road Re­ atHaii15 “ ,cadlnK attorney of that city ample time to fulfill hts farm oper­ 3Q days in jail He Is taking U out demption ST""’ re,urncd 10 ,helr ‘*r* Jzri'Fand selected a* his subject "Wit ations tor which he needs money. State Tax “—- Beverwyk. the Barry In board at the county'* u«.y j expense. i*pi-use. zt • -ri • 463.ind Humor of the Law " It was an Mill n »■—n n•mi ••• When we have an «' ' ' ' ------Cred - e of the. Char■interesting and humorous address. p^Ttten ^ScaL8lq°uite HIGHBANK. lotte "°< Production Credit Association. lhe Consumers Power Total collection of *5 trit 37 8*veral nitstakes made by clients*' |,ou<? 3uct,o“ creo _________________________ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams were om the damage ----- —----— ——-------------------------- I it •from •’Its in the court house at Hastings apt to realize •• ----I Delinquent tax .. EtnbotBad, 80 Count presenting cases to lawyers were 'Continued from Page One> Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. c. H. caused to lines and connections on, Treasurer Maus reports that judg­' > in every Wednesday and Saturday to tn which the clients failed ( ----------------------------------- -------------Adams In Freeport. its equipment here. The company ing from the number of vouchers is­ cited, grasp the meaning of the words take applications for loans. has been very fortunate In this re- of 1 the horse pulling contest. A I Four young I idle* from nw^y are sued. payment of buck taxes Is run­ to they used spect so far this year. Very little greased pig will be released and putting on Evangelical services, ning about double that of last year Instances of mirth-provoking mis­ METHODIST MISSION­ damage has been done, and only *« c,n catc*’ 11 antl hold It speaking and singing nt tiw North TAKING ADVANTAGE "7 ARY UNION MEETING alight Inconvenience has been suf­ will be permitted to take it home., Evangelical church Tiiursday. Frifered by patron*. There were some Also there will be a number of stunt .day" and Sunday evening. Everybnc OF HUNGRY FISH! that a’h’mcys arc supposed t° knovfl 1 sharp crashes in Tuesday morning's sports, such as potato and egg races, welcome. Officers Chosen for Coming ------------ [the law and how to use words that storm, but it did little harm to the pie eating anti ice sitting contests, carlton Frnre'and children of Local fishermen arc wondering, will exactly fit into a case it was Consumers' lines. ’iin which everyone . Year—Interesting Pro­ will be invited Union City. Ind.. sl(cnt Sunday ut just what it 1* that Dr George Lock- ’shown that ludicrous error* arc Fishermen from this as well as all I •o ”» take part P°r'I jg r an d Mrs. George Green'*. gram Rendered wood and Earl Coleman use for bull sometimes made by them. These the nearby counties took advantage Cash and -merchandise will be of-, Mr Hfld Mrs Andrew Flnkbehu r Although other followers of the pts- ’lawyers he quoted used word* whose Branches of trees and low jar­ of the opening of the fishing sea-lfcrrd M I’ftrea for the various __ and Mrs. James Clark and son Rich­ catorial art in boats nearby were real meaning was quite contrary to ,dinieres filled with flowers gave an on Monday to try ’heir luck event*urd* of Middleville were were supper supper getting strikes few'and far between. । what the attorneys intended, During the day music will be fur- guests Friday evening of Mr. and these two were pulling em in" so | He quoted from several supreme 1outdoor aspect to the social rooms on Barry county * numerous lakes. them were lhe water di- ........ nhhed the Hastings City EMEI1U. Band. ■Mrs. Leslie Adam*. ' of ’----------- on ” -■■■ un. by I .A-H.IgU fast that grizzled old veteran* of court decisions to show that the *of the Methodist Episcopal church Many "“■* ... ------.in the .. . is . in-.' Velma IIoITman. teacher at Iron­ redly after midnight, when they Every person county Wednesday afternoon, wljen the many a hard cast fishing season grave men who sit in the highest Union held their cloatng could legally begin their efforts to-cited to bring a picnic basket and side has returned home to Mr. and looking on enviously, shook their courts of various states are often Missionary ■ woo the finny tribe. At this writing May all day. It will be a good time Mrs. George Hoffman for her sum­ heads fn dazed amazement at the masters of a subtle wit which made meeting 1 . Two very charming vocal solos we have heard of no record-break- to meet friend* and acquaintances mer vacation. sight of an actuM, happening which , their deliverances anything but Mr. atid Mrs. Fredrlc Swarts and "He Shall Feed His Flock'' and.“By ing big fish being taken, but several throughout the county. Admission exceeded even the fanciful bounds solemn caught the limit allowed. The best to the grounds will be free and of imagination which customarily The Rotarian* enjoyed this ad- •Jhelem's Stream" were given by catches reported to us were made in; there is plenty of shade and park- family and Mrs. Margaret Smith and son Victor of Battle Creek were passes for "fish story truth." In fact drew which was markedly ............... • 'MLm Jeanne DeVries, with her different Oun lake. [lng space. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert the boys had to thrash about so from the usual luncheon club speech teacher. Mrs Dane crue accom­ Byron Payne was jailed Saturday । The Legion will have charge of Daly. ' . vigorously to keep up with dinner and Found the speaker very enter­ panying her. ground . wrs urown reviewea . ~ . that* night arraigned before ipolicing .u.buu the uiuiuw >i mm. Mrs. twnw Sarah Oatrotn was nt Wocxlnn.iMrs uiara Clara Brown reviewed a most and orders" from below that they al­ taining. Interesting article Alaska the r ‘ r uce “ ‘ • ‘ thews on the charge of A loud speaker system with Bob land •»a ump.v couple days last week helping inirrexung arvicie on Aiasxa in tnv ,, . j , ■ mra mini most knocked one another out of . ..... . 1 heine drunk .nd 1_ -nu,. .-------- --------------------u> care care for foe her her sBter. sttter.Mr*. Mr*. Ben SnyJune Home magazine. Mrs. Lloyd De,n » a ™nk and disorderly. Thl* N|pCabe, former radio announcer u> the boat At times the fish clustered FINE ENROLLMENT AT Bhafer touching on point* in the the third offense nf this kind and “ Uncle Bob" on tlic children* der. * about the boat so. thickly thal Frank Mrs. Frank Hawtolitz Hawblitzspent spent Bun Sun-­ DAILY BIBLE SCHOOL Foreign magazine including a most ^hc Judice held that he could not program from WASHof Grahd Mrs. George and Earl had to poke a interesting resume of the qualifi- I,, p0Be.of, eaa*- thal 11 WM one Rapids, acting as master of cere- day P M. al Mrs. Forest Bidelman'a clearing in the water to make room for baited henks. Well, anyway, the Average of Eighty-Eight in cations and routine now obterved tl,al &,lou,li go before Judge Me-[ironies. Amplifiers will cover the hi the Branch district. before a candidate is accepted and boys came back with their limit so Attendance at Second sent to the field. quickly that they hardly had a Ward Building Mrs. W R. Cook gave a talk con­ chance to enjoy the peaceful quiet­ ness nra» of ot the me lake uae Here are two fish- j The Second Ward Vacation Bible cerning California, and the after­ ermen. at least, who claim you don't school, which is sponsored by lhe noon closed with a pleasant social have to go outside the county to get Board of Christian Education of the hour at the picnic tables. Several grand sport. I United Brethren church. has over a rxm-i^embers. who had assisted in hundred children enrolled Tivc av­ the year's program were present as large botlia PASB'HO or MBA. WALTTMATE. erage attendance for last week ... was guest* of honor. Mr. Marta. eW,,. n,, hcM Officers elected were: Home Mis­ d,ed on SbMbk ,hr hnro.r of Hr, lhe ward sionary 75c 1-lb. THEATRICAL Society. Mrs Florence a.ushtar, Mrs Ib-srl Prrrr Or- „hoo, tu,W,n,_ T„c „t Fleming, president; Mr*. Gertrude COLD CREAM .. | Bolt, altar si. Illness o( sbrn, t«h .tl, ,rachers and courses ol .ludy— Jones, vice-president; Mrs Annoletyears 1.. Milnol gives lubricating effect of mln- EQ years n.e renotas wero browM Io supervlsor-Mrs Amy Bower. Prl- ta Lahr, treasurer; Ml** Lettie Garn, »t.W CARA NOME FACE POW- $O AA the home o! her son and wife. Mr eral. oil—neutral lira acids loo—16 m. vSJ ta- bum. her sm> and wile. Mt ,„r,- Drpt.-PytacHMl. Mrs Clara corresponding 'secretary For lhe DER. $1.00 CREAM, Both for .... L.UU and Mrs Archt* Archie Relekord. where pianUI—Mrs. Bulb West Foreign Missionary Society, the of­ -III be held U..M this .... Wed W-O.­ p,.,,,,,., „na w„. ficers are Mrs. Ruby Merrick, presi­ -the funeralI will For MEN WHO Must Be Well GROOMED. nesday afternoon at two o'clock, the ship „|ip service* and ailtl OIV1 , hour. WU1. Mrs „4S. dent ; Mrs Maude Brown, vice-presi­ The Slag Line was originated io meet the story 24 H Lb. Sack Rev J W, KRchinx officiating. In- Cooley Hand work—Mrs Lena Belle dent; Mrs Lila Newton, treasurer; 3 Minute RELIEF for INDIGESTION needs of Hollywood movie men. ferment was made in the Valley Helpers—Mary Stamm. Mar- Mrs Clara Brown, corresponding Stag Bay Rum. Shaving Cream and O£c A pleasaDL tasting ant-add powder that Home cemetery Rarct CoOicy. Mrs Datty Stine, Mrs secretary; Mrs Maude Zcrbel was Stag Powder-for Men—fOc valueOv work* 4 ways to give relief. Kftc Decexcd was also a sister of Mrs Mwna Wendell. MUs Mildred Wend- elected general secretary-treasurer Four and three-quarters ounce* .... wU Archie McCoy * mansee Junior Dept. Bible Dept of the Union. The LUXURY of SHARI FACE POWDER SMOOTHER SHAVES at <4 WHAT YOU Bible Study—Mrs Nora Follick. and your choice of 1 of these Shari Lipsticks. OIL BOOM AT EDMOBE. , of Hebrew Life—Mrs Alva SERIES OF GOLD Your complexion too deserve* these finest While at Lnnsing the other day. Study ; Handwork—Mrs. Juanita formates ot beauty expert*. $4 qq the writer met Tom Burns, who for Herney. ; MEDAL CONTESTS Start-Tour Day Off Right with This Smooth Sailor Game* — Hubert Follick. Soap 11.75 value — Both for I several years worked in the Banner ' shave—Rexali Shaving (Yeani and OE —ChM. Struble The picnic office, but is now conducting a news- Carving ' Large Sice Reull Shaving I-otfon—Both for faw be held at Gull lake Saturday. First One on Bunday Eve­ paper at Edmore in Montcalm coun- will ' ning, July 1, at Metho­ ty Mr. Burns stated that there is 'On Sunday evening the demonstra­ a good deal of excitement-in hi* tion and exhibit of handwork will For BABY'S SUMMERTIME COMFORT dist Church town over the recent discovery of. A neutral soap and Tiny-Tot Baby Cream Mrs Wayne Merrick, chairman ot ----------------------------------59 oil and gas near Edmore. There are • COATS GROVE. the Medal Contest department of i Don't go on suffering lhe tortures of Athlete's two oil wells and last week a gas1 There was a gdod crowd at church the Barry County W C T. U , an­ specially priced al .. well yielding al the rate of 3.500.000 ,Sunday to hear the young student nounce* a series of Oold Medal con­ HEX and REX-HALVINE cubic feet per day w brought in. ' ’• preacher, William Woodbunte. from texts to be held in the county be­ Both fora Other wells are being drilled i Girard. Illinois. einning next Sunday evening. July Carlon Get lhe DEEP RESTFUL SLEEP that bring* I Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Chase and , 1. at the Methodist Episcopal church DEATH OF MRS. LIPKEY. You Need These In Your Home! HEALTH AND BEAUTY. vl&lted Warhey Donald visited .Warney Mr*. Mary Lipkey. 60. died on 'Donald ;— v, Kelsey and — social room* In this city *t »evenNot just another coco* drink but a de- A Ac Magnolia Brand Sundw .Iler .xWMed Uli,I“Sunday and ta Uw «IWr- thirty o'clock. Pound ruwral Traces .ill be held .1 CUr* K1"“' llclous.-'t**ty, aclentlfic formula—16 os. cn Sunday night. July 8, al the hoow UlU wedne^lay w„ernoon «l > 29c Peroxide of Hydrogen23c Brethren church In South Wood­ orloc*. will, tatarmm, ta VblM,r’ * 6 •nxy'ftf" 39c Sodium Perborate, 4 ox.29c ley Home cemeieyy. She i. ,ut. id.ujtam. Vlrylnta .nd Marth.. »nd land. and another will be in Wood­ Give* This Complete Beauty 79c Brewer'* Yeaat, 6-oz.69c Mved by het hmband a mi. TtaTOnon ot Bai- land on Sunday. July 15. Others' will be announced later. Treatment for only Upkey. a dauBhier lens, one brolh- !t]e 17c Boric Acid Powder, 4 ox. __13c Winner* In these Gold Medal er, Arihut Crook ol vem.onirllB, I"™1 WUltam wotdburne vUited Suncontests will be eligible to enter the and two sister*. Mrs. George Rock-i“*J' al " woodman* well of Charlotte and Mrs O O.l Dorothy Barnum. who hip been Pearl Medal contest.early in Sep­ tember. and the winner may then Price of Port Huron! |Elc't u better now. 50c Eyelo, 8 ox.39c vova choice of abb i of theme s -------------- S-,__________ Wilma Haight is Mck with the compete in lhe Diamond Medal conCUEASIh—KbbuIm Bl.SD V*lu*. 35c Poi»on Ivy Lotion, 2 ox. ___23c SI PERV1SOR-S IN SESSION. scarlet fever Tlif board of suixrvlsora con-1 Marian and Ruth Woodman were ven two in Battle Creek tn October. young people~ entering vined Monday for their June ses- in Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids last .All of lhe ________ w r~-r —____ *ion. Tiie prinbipA business that week. . 'the Gold Medal contest* have won will come before them will be the I Some from here attended tiie | Silver Medal* during the past few matter of equalization far the coun- Community Service at Woodland on [months. Il will encourage them if ty. The committees oMhe board are Sunday evening. । there I* a good attendance at these at work on other business that will| Freda Smith and Ruth Woodman content*. come before the board It u expected are attending C. 8. T. C. at Mt. Special musical numbers are to be | that the session will end this week. Mt. Pleasant tor the summer term, presented each molng also. I BROADWAY through a KEYHOLE’ ‘THE WOMEN IN HIS LIFE' 18017221 Buy At Warehouse Prices Napkins Wax Paper >°< Paper Plates Three Big Days For IT Home Coming, L'Fair »■ 8c »>. 8c 2dou 14c New Carrots New Cabbage Jk 31c Head Lettuce 2>- 15c Sun Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles 10c Chili Sauce Fresh Eggs HIS DOUBLE LIFE CY)I?Cf A f C In Beauty Needs 9* 1LV1A1u3 for the Next 10 Day, Only 59c Moosehead Flour M1LNOL - B1SMA-REX 95 Oxydol 2-39c Wheat Pops Our Special CoHee lb. 19c Cigarettes Oleo ^5C 10c TINY TOT Combination PURETEST PRODUCTS JONTEEL 1.00 Vood Center &ELDPAUSCH WAREHOUSE Your,elf and Save 50 VITA-FULL. We Buy Eggs TELEPHONE 2609 ATHLETE’S FOOT! Kere’» Quick Relief REXALL REMEDIES CARVETH & STEBBINS Hastings The REX ALL Store Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE tl. 19M mra ■ mid NWY UNNECESSARY undoubted-; German, French and American bat­ WILL ASK STATE.FOR the county tleship! In the World war were ab­ | Gary G. Epauldtng. who died many solutely useless And their accom­ $25,000,000 FOR SCHOOLS years ago. who for many years con­ plishments 'meant nothing, m they ducted a shoe store in thia city, and Commission were bottled up and kept from ac­ Non-Partisan NEW SALES TAX before that time clerked for hie tion. ' The important cities had brother, Oscar D. Spaulding, Who Agree That Sum is FORMS FOR 1934—35 mined their harbors, built forts at Needed > strategic points and had submarine* (Continued from page one) uS'wSSf DB. A. w. WOODBVBNZ ready ao that al) the big battleships There was held in Lansing last Blanks are in Booklet Style INVITATION TO "NATIONAL with their thousands of men. coating week a meeting of a commission stBALL" AT HASTINGS I, "• X KmlUM. iflm proprta- Norma). SPOKE AT OOMMEB. and Contain Returns billions of dollars, were useless." The lected some time ago to consider Lorenzo Maus,; county treasurer; tor of the Hasting* House, was the _ McPeek. circuit DIAL OLVB TUESDAY only part of the navies that were at what the stale of Michigan should Judge R. 8R.‘k for 12 Months HOUSE JULY 4, 1862 Reid' eA ’i.nTC grandfather, of Miss Jean Barnsa, ‘ “ JReld. county all efficient were the submarine* and do to help 1U schbois to function 1"clerk -' judge stuart Clement, judge Salea tax forms for the fiscal year Several famlHM the destroyers. 80 the advocates of properly. Tills/commission was sc-lof probote: aeorge Leonard, sher! Kenfield, who grew up to young attended the Mm SAYS WORLD IS beginning July 1. 1934, will be mailed FOLDER WAS HIGHa big American navy, calling for lected by lhe superintendent of pub-‘llrT । register of deedv 1 v ‘ 1. The A .irn-rrr, manhood in this City. to all taxpayers by August j -------------------Voelker MBUde SmlJcXol Uc tn.truc.tan_ instruction, Dr Dr. Paul Voelker, z STILL WAR MINDED doxeru of new battlMhips and doz- Ita LY ORNAMENTED | It ta no wonder that Mr. Bowne The Hill family reunion new blanks are in booklet form and I ens more ot armed cruisers, are ask- it WM named some time ago without eh^rlKhe* fhla ---------Cherishes this relic, whlch-hls moth­ contain returns for each month of ‘. , Opposes War But Feels That Ing investmenu In parts of a navy Managers Were Four Has­ er preserved and handed down in Mrs. Claud Demand. ; lhe year. 1 that would be.useless In case of war. report last week recommending that I. ,, , , lhe family. It Is a pity that Has­ uuiswaGt. puu.u, were nxca U a??*? Jam/5„E the United States Should tings Young Men—-H. J. If we are to build a navy, let's build lhe .Ute tun,Uh u leut PS.000W | uut.uu: “ >"•“> P“ r'L' ""1 tings has not some place where rel­ ville, Lansing, Charlotte, Si suDoort ot of its schdoU It whs 'W on lhe minute hand of ’^'* !an' ^LrcCi°L.of }h,e tor the lhe iclwolr. n n wiu ■»' hour and -™1 mlnu t"* 1"1 »t _______ . Be Amply Protected those ships that hhve proven effee- for Kenfield,. Proprietor ics like this could be preserved. Hastings, Woodland and for tne wpport «uPP°rt <w, lu itajemreu. wuii|hu h “ completes Mlch,8an Slatc Bo‘,nl ,of T8* Atl*. rey0^u’ . .. gh^switeh Hitfi^trallon. "that "that these these tartlet, booklets hr be Charles Bowne broughi to the There are many things pertaining 7.r? ministration, The speaker at the lost meet In? live, namely, submarines and dc- recommended that 815,000.000 of this a . revolution it trips a ngnt switcn- kent for ,------.----- : r -dated ----- — anti 'Banner nfflre n valued relic nt enrlv 'to the early days of Hustings that Grove were present. Forty-5 of lhe Commercial Club was Dr. A. atroyers and save the Immense coat sum be taken from the sales tax. -Nel. ............... ... on _ > . . earh return Banner office a of early in wm ot l* ept W. Woodburne, who announced that of battleships and cruisers. These, the balance from such sources as the r.l.y, which cloao lhe circuit ot » -I was WM a« printed pruncu obtained now. but which arranged in th® shade out in days in Hastings. It “ ‘ “ b . '««'''»■ »«»■uviMuun card tara to 10 a National Ball" '*‘U no‘ ** available In a few yeara. front yard. Tire oldest one pre he was a pacifist to the extent that with airplane carriers and plenty of state could find upon which a tax current .Irone enoueh to operate " there booklet. rerentUc > invitation airplanes and fortifications to defend levy would be “Justified. The com­ Ire iiciu held ai at me the nuiuitcn Hastings nuusc House on ^e---------- *7— the People who own was Henry Miller of Charlotte ""“ the nrUtlne mrehunUn, Uree check book It .ho rrhould be to ocpaid his respects to those who are our big cities, would save America. mission advocated a lax upon in­ July 4. 1862 — seventy-two years ago. them would be Blad 10 turn them Direct current U obUlned from : “B1 ’’”7 Dr. Woodburne believes that It is tangible values as best to furnish storage batteries charged automatic- 1 they knew they demanding a larger navy and a big­ transferiable and that, if you There were ten different styles of °ver, «« thts c*U the additional »10,000,000, and tne aauiiMMiai siu.uuu.uuu. uiki “ “ " ‘ “ ay tuurneu suwiimui should sell VOur blLilnexs the new the big munition manufacturers type used. The cards and printing *ould be safely preserved and lookger army for this country. OBITUARY. v reeonwrended that the latotur. I were ornamented to a degree that after properly. He said, notwithstanding the throughout the world, with their Im­ iccunuiicuavu ui.11 me ic»miuiuic i - William Edgar Bristol, wm would not be tolerated today. FolTwo years from this summer will in the town of Wilson on tha frightfulness of the Work) war It’ Is mense wealth, who put out propa­ take actfon to have such tax levied' u"cr; lowing h the. wording of the the in- ,b5 thc Centennial of the first «etevident that the war spirit Is by. no ganda which leads to armed con­ for the benefit of the schools of“>ul " tlement in Hastings. It docs seem He came to Michigan with hla means dead. A recent article by flict. There have recently come to Michigan. mrnutea even It .11 current -.P'L'T'* UX Io,r 1934 l vitatlon: This plan would leave out of con­ twenty as jf before that time this city cne of the best informed authorities light facts that seem to prove that U .hut on. When the current come. , **" bc ,I“"M “P“ "“W °< !™» ought to provide a museum in which and made their home In NHea made this statement, that when that U true. For instance, during sideration the state's revenues from on HUt alter an Interruption, the ‘It", 'f t, articles of historic value like this, Adolph Hitler was mode the dictator lhe war, in order thaj Germans liquor taxes, which have been divert­ manor control elock wlU .Un au-, 1 ed to tire school fund. That use of could be preserved. might make nitro-glycerine it was of Germany, Europe passed from the lomatlcally. Ihta nurpose. in Johnstown. Barry Co. where he post-war period to. a new pre-war necessary for them U) have animal the liquor tax Is by no means satis-, _ ,, „ , . . • , , All new taxpayers must make passed away, June 14.104. at th* factory to ,the people. They fcelj . “nd ^"c’^rrontaib-i their first return on form GST-1 era; that nothing could be -more fats. Germany was hemmed In by age of 81 yean. 4 months and 8 days. certain than that another war Is Allied soldiers and fleets, so she that that money ought to be devoted, -uted their time and a considerable answering ail questions. This par-1 He leaves to mourn their Jom, flv« Seth 11*11. brewing in Europe, in a recent ar­ could nol Import fata; and yet In to lire support of the penal and amount of material absolutely free tU:ulBr blank can be obtained from stiB. consist* of 3JM persons. The children: Mra, Loren Van Sycklc. ' Ude In the Saturday Evening Post some way anima) fata were shipped benevolent institutions operated by of charge, devoting many hours to! the Michigan Stale Board of Tax d)4 Is the one who brings home the Bedford. Karl Bristol, Battle Creek. Isaac Murcosson presented argu­ from England to Denmark and the state. because so much of the fine job. The two of them have i Administration, cither at Lansing or wage envelope and. looks after the Mrs. Carl Bowman, Bedford. Mrs. ments to show that this country passed on to Germany by English crime and delinquency and impair­ cleaned out the clock room In the | Detroit. henter.—Philadelphia Evening Bul­ Chester Fuller. Scio. New York, and ought to bring its navy up to the full tradesmen who coined money off ment of human values can be traced tower, rewired it and have it In letin. strength allowed by Ita treaties, and of these transactions, through some directly to the liquor traffic. In other neat working order. grandchildren, one great words. most people feel that lhe li ­ Many people who heard the clock powerful factor which had lhe in ­ The managers of the dance were to Increase our army so as to defend nieces, nephews, cousins People who feel the need ot n fluence which made it possible for quor license tax money should be de­ strike have remarked that it seemed the country in case of war. young mm of that period—Mark C. dictator always envision him an good to have it working ugain. All voted to paying for some of the ex ­ Miguel Cervantes (1547-1010), at lhe home. Jane 16.1934. Rev. I Russell. C. A. Bailey. Seth Hall and Dr. Woodburne addressed himself such traffic to go on. When a dictating to somebody else. — Detroit I Chester Messer. The G. O. Spauld­ Spanish poet, spent most of his life Dewey officiating. Interment in to the questions: Is It necessary for Turkish ship, which fought on the penses to society which the traffic those wl>o believe so have Fancher the United Slates to Increase its side of Germany, in the Dardanelles causes, and not used for the sup­ and Balch to thank. Without their Free Press. Ing's Band which furnished the mu- In poverty. I field cemetery. navy and keep a much larger stand­ campaign, was captured it was found port of schools. Just what "intangible values" the ing army? Is It wise for this coun­ that all the cannons on that ship, try to let Europe set the puce for which had Inflicted terrible damage commission had in mind for ason the Australian troops In that ■sessnreht for lax-paying purposes and was responsible for they did no' specify; but they evi­ Japan Induce us to 8[>end billkotu of campaign 1 thought there were enough ■ .. dollars in the next ten years build- thousands of lives—the cannon on dently lng a huge navy and a larger army.? 'that ship were made by Vickers, the Intangible values which could be English munition manufac­ taxed ahd made to pay part of lhe Speaking at navies. Dr. Wood- great 1 French cannons were used 1expense of the schools. bume declared, that the English. turers. ' by German troops to kill Frenchmen, and the great munition plant of the Germans. Kruppa. was represented by cannon and other death dealing । arms on both sides of the lines of 1 trenches along the French and Ger­ man fronts. Likewise French made {cannon were used by the Germans. । The Doctor said the nations ot the (Continued from Page One) 'world must change their spirit to­ ward this matter ot wholesale kill- from ; the new ditch being used to ing. The national hymns of all build up an embankment which countries are war songs, extolling lhe forms the west boundary of the two glory of war. We need new national ilarger ponds. A dike running cast hymns which will talk of peace and 1and west at right angles to this em­ INSTANT-GAS good will. T1)e monuments of the Ibankment breaks the former creek world have been raised to warriors. valley < about In Jiaif. forming the • who planned wholesale staiiRtiter ol two inrgrr ponds of about three human beings, while the great men. acres. 1 A third smaller pond whose genius has saved life instead 1of 'about one acre is built to lhe of destroying It, have almont no ।east of the creek at the extreme More than ever nwnumenui tinea in in metr nonor. inorth of the development. monuments lifted their honor, betore the new About Napoleon a library of bjoks South of the first pond near the Coleman Instant- has been written, telling of his rnar- borderline of the Heber. Pike prop­ Gas Ranges bring vplo‘« military leadership. Mond- erty. n small dam has been con­ you modern uas ments ln hls honor can ** *ound structed to form a reservoir from which is piped about 800 Teel cookbrewrevlce whence you underground to lhe first of the Hye. 1 he amazing Band-A- nuxlern preventive medicine, who ponds. A head of about 3'4 feet Blu Burner curs fuel costs one- made discoveries which have led to can be thus obtained. The water fifth, and provides a 50% wider lhe annihilation of many terrible is easily manipulated from pond to range of cooklnz hear. With ?° 1" .!,U pond by a series of valves and pipes. Each pond can be drained separate­ .here new runge. you can per­ lyform every cooking task with thing to save and help humanity, completed plans call for the con­ Summery voiles, batistes, lawns, patterned in florals Hke oldless effort, in less time, at less and cease honoring those who de­ struction of a shack approximately fashioned gardens—with windblown front fulness in the bodice cost than ever before. slroy. 20 ft. x 30 ft. in size, to be used for storing equipment needed for care In talking with lhe Doctor later —or tailored inr crisp stripes and plaids! Sleeveless piques with about his address fie said that, while of the ponds; also to provide space for a meeting room. he had expressed fils views on the • ~i sun backs, gay bows, zippers! Seersuckers in modified shirt frock Practically the entire output of subject of war. he d^d not wish to be styles! "Garden party" organdies! Scores of delightful, “wear­ understood as ignoring lhe fact that these ponds will be distributed lhe United States might be attacked among Barry county lakes. There able" styles, al this low pricel In sizes 14 to 441 by some other nation. To provide will be no charge for fingerlings but against that event It wm wise for ;resort owners nnd^von&ervatlonists thc United States, until the war spirit 1must see to transporting them to the lakes. Notification will be given xhall die out in the world, to be 1 ready to protect itaelf. He had no In 1 plenty of time before the "crop" criticislms' of a reasonable policy 1Is harvested. Within a few years the annual thal plans only for the safely of tills country; but he could not see that Iplanting of one million or more fin­ there is any call for a big army 1gerlings from these ponds will boost and a huge navy. We can make our 1the fishing quality of Barry county harbors safe by mines and fortlfi- 1lakes tremendously. Credit for securing these ponds cations. We can build a large fleet A Grand Summer Mode! to the Barry County Rod and of submarblnes and destroyers. goes I which would be sufficient to deal 'Gun Club; also to Kim Sigler for with big warships and cruisers. We ;rather involved legaj services do­ Model can build our air forces and air- Jnated free of charge to the project. plane carriers with the sole object ’These fish ponds represent one of mpst progressive steps ever of protecting the United States from the 1 New type of extra-elastic Bemberg top and 048 Invasion. The Doctor believes there 1made here for improving the natur­ Just arrived I The snippiest ally fine resort facilities with which reinforcing at heel, toe and sole for added mendous navy in accomplishing all our county has been endowed. styles we’ve seen in a long strength *lna wide range of popular sum­ this. OBITUARY. time I White or pastel pique mer colors, sizes 8^ to 10^1 There'll be Ola Merrick was tom in South A MISTAKE CORRECTED. — the most delicate of cool a rush for these, or we miss our guess! Bend. Indiana on September 27. 1873, There was a bad omission made in the daughter of Charles A. and Le­ Buy a season’s supply today! summery shades! Big brims I regard to the former teachers wlio vina Merrick. She jvas married to Small brims! All styled by attended the Rhoda Wilcox school Albert Hemey of Middleville on De­ reunion. May 21. as Mrs. Miranda cember 24. 1801. Fbr the past 49 Jean Nedra, which is assur­ she -has been*a resident of Houfstatter 8L<son was one of the years ance that they are fashion Hostings and up to lhe time of her teachers who taught there more Illness was a loyal, active and right I Buy them now. Good HASTINGS, MICHIGAN than fifty years ago. Her name wm valued worker In the Presbyterian, for all summer long! Ladles' Aid Society. 1 not mentioned. She leaves a largt* circle of friends who speak with wonderful Womra'i WhUtMuh Cloth appreciation of her helpfulness and kindly disposition. Besides her hus­ band there remain to mourn her loss three daughters. Mrs. Fred Nowland of Grand Rapids; Mrs. H. W. Brockway and Mias Beatrice Heraey of Hastings, three grand­ children. Gloria and Janice Brock­ way and Monte Nowland, also one sister and one brother. Mrs. L. L. Bensley of Traverse city and H. A. Merrick of Augusta. lur I., tinging, Mg ta. Lightweight, Cool Tropicals! Funeral services were field at the wear. They’re soil, home on Friday aftemton, the Rev. light and flexible. Blue IM to 8. Jt- W. Kltching officiating. Burial was made in Riverside. COUflTHDUSE CLOCK 'gSFfiS OPEMTES KIIN COUNTY F SH PONDS IH COMPLET ON See These NEW POPULAR PRICED COLEMAN CHARLES BOWNE J OWNSVm RELIC (taedion (tea/t Windblown sheers! Sun-back piques! Tailored shirt frocks! COTTONS RANGES to smarten up your summer, low-priced at 00 J GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. Full Fashioned Chiffon Large or Small, Pique is Smart in Silk HOSE 49c COOL NEW HATS Men’s-and Boys Fancy Rib Cotton SPORT SHIRT PARAMOUNT Raised in Barry County — Sold by Local Grdcers — No finer product sold — Order Paramount Joday I Hirsch Bros. & Company LOCAL INDUSTRY :: Men’s Dress Straw Hats 79c Those Delicious Sweet Pickles Boys’ Knickers “Avenue du General Ferris" !■ the name of one of Paris' boule- 98c of General Ferrie,- late chief of tha French military radio services and one of the world's outstanding radio scientists. ' Hen’s just the knlcker for summer waarl Medium graf or tan novelty troplcali—cut full and roomy. Stas 6 to 16. Buy enough now to eomplets the summer! Stands hard wear! 25c More than 4,000,000 acm of tlmber lands In Germany cannot be •old for debta, having been owned by .families for generations and must remain In the poiaeialon ot I : I I | Summir Oxford* 69c Men’s Summer Caps With Worsted Cuffs. A Buy At 50c MEN’S WHITE SANFORIZED SLACKS *1.49 HASTING! enney c �Titt h««Two» 'trowaMt, ivni n. UM iitlnot Ronner building and improvement hare not WOODLAND, I Forrest Chrigllan Saturday night. DO NOT HAVE TO STAND 18Cl 11 gl Banner reached a Mturatlou point; that, on1 J nhref'mfC' Mr. and Mra. Wm. Sohler went FOR LAWLESSNESS Bunday in Portland. ; anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Chrfaw . tha contrary, an immense amount of VlCWS Mr.y,nd Hn Arthur Glddlng, "The Legion of Decency." .» HmiUsTnep construction 1* needed; that the Proprietor of Beer Pirlori and daughter. Ruth, accompanied . S® cr^,and C*ke 6Crted b> I————r------------------ funds released by such building I - - ,, . A Potent Pa-jcott. by Mra, John Velte. came from their ,*^5,“ 1], Hlt. _ho h-. n. Have Their Kegpongibili; OOOK IHtoa. g41i«». ~uId rspJdl)r ipread through *■" Film censorship. ty in the Matter TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ' gxVB><TY yr ip more than a hundred channels of' T1IE SCRAPP1 A ■ Technical Excellence. According to report* to the Ban,umxner at Velt *'this winter, has returned to her _|gl. "“T.".1.”™ industry and trade, about 80 peri, Auditor General John K Stack Mrs. Geo. Chaboudy. Frank Chancr, there were some— disgraceful. The Kira alrta U1tn ana »nd around’ WO w«viin East Woodland. »■ is* .i it..H... . . . - u ,o,d a democratic audience In EsVigorous action against the Inde­ boudy and 5Um Mary Ciusboudy,--------------—-------------- -- , .4I1V oa- j'home nn the IH. ki. ‘. RlruQrtan m bdnnBrouna Mra°und Mrt R o niullB und children, m u iuu«. cent of the total ultimately- reach- iCanaba< his m mwmm >woa<iT<U (uu itu> Iwrne <>uiiic town, wwu, that he had cency cviicy of oi thc inc U. u. 8. o. cinema fa u being ocuig who have been living in Big Rapids, teenes on streets nt of .thta city ■ [and arc camnWoodFire Vbw.-j’si’ipZSid' -ir'i, ----------------------------------ing the pocketbooks of workmen.of workmen. ------- - •"----......................................................... tog the pocketbooks sjy.-nl n monUu in Lansing fighting carried on by The Legton of Thursday De­ came f<jr a visit with Ha*- ’*ome time after midnight Saturday, -- -------------------------------------- r.A *5 ■ J° *n“ “122.rt??KSS1?sSiSS . fcbwrtnio.1 br Mall. Fhii«H: । America still has a long way to go chiseling democrats. He Is for any- ccncy" under leadership of lhe Ro- tings friend* They went from here ’ in which men and women were p*r- U» Sluto Club. Mlu Vlrlh* McK“><h‘ “'rn^Jif^IL.i0’** TtAB- •l,®° before it reaches its growth in re- on* f°r 8overnor. including htmseJ.man catholic church through use of to Akron. Ohio, to visit relatives. । tlclpatlng. The one who gave this 1 «tou Fuul toll b« U» le.<ter U “TLMr- and Mr* Re0 McMillen orc TL building and In-• OT T’^KS then will go to Harvard. Ill, before' Information to us stated that they to be assisted hv Mtaa Evelvn Df BAMKY cx>L’xrr Six MONTUS eoi'spect to home ..^ . Dy Evel >n ,, vlnB thhouse Geo. England England house leaving for St. Louis. Mo, where were under the influence of liquor. Bcardalcy throughout lhe summer. -living In the Oeo atTaVkXr'TnHkg MONTHS — IX Bax ar OOUXrr. tiihkb months crossed standard of living. wjth his fighting clothes on, and the j that thc Catholic population of Mr. Chaboudy ta employed and ) Repetitions of scenes like those re- Miss Paul left Thursday to attend north of Woodland, where Mr. and IX auvaxci............is. first ones willing to knock the xhip; America numbers clos? to 20.000.000. where they expect to make then ported to the Banner reflect not a Leadership Training camp at *Mra. Alva Cox and family formerly | alone upon those who took fxirt. Clear lake, she being sent by the lived. otf hta shoulder alii be a bqnch . BACK TO THE COUNTRY. --------------------v <>11protestant i--------------- churches havt! been in- home. About lhe most conclusive proof <*a»ocrat» denwrats from Escanaba. Escanaba Stack was!' vlted yp~« to tn throw the weight of their Cupt. and Mrs. A. F. Glaza and who evidently drank to qxcess, but Woodland group. The girls eamad About inc most conclusive prooi given pbl.n thc tht, endorsement cndori,.lncnt of ol hta hb county county 1 influence mfluenre behind hrhlnrt ’tthi. hu’’mov'eme’nt*nn"d family of Eagle Harbor came Mon- ta also an indictment of the perrons «the money to send Miss Paul by sell­ SOUTH COATS GROVE. that thc small towns and rural com- convention, ------------------but -- ---ounyacrumc not-------until---------------after there»a -considerableproporuou proportionoioftnem liwni day to visit his ijurente. Mr. and, or places where they procused the ing tags. Mr. and Mra. H. 8. Flrater altend— a , row — that .K-, will —.11 be N- contested in., undoubtedly will do so. Consequent- Mra. John Glaza. Walter Glaze ot 'liquor imunities are better places to live was Mr. and Mra. James Tyler are ed the Andrus reunion at Roy Wick­ ADVEBTI8IX0 BATES. i. — Harry L. Iso.j |y this boycott, if It gets underway. Grand Rapids also visited his par-1 There are some things about the camping nt Kilpatrick lake tills ham's Wednesday. than big ciUes and metropolitan -------- - -------------- -enu last week. I new law that arc far worse than * Durand [ will be a force to reckon with. centers fa the fact that since 1930"r. in ’the *'* *'" ’*•* *’Express *"”• Edward Barber of Vermontville ...- idea behind thc uivKUKH. Ernest -Bryans and family arc here' the old law, under which we had 11' The movement u fa Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Stang of Bat­ was a guest at Geo. Ragla's Sunday. urban-rural population ratio has When Mary Pickford said. "She that, in hbscncc of prupcr movie fro*11 Velva. North Dakota, visiting censed liquor saloons. Thc new tle Creek were Sunday guests of Mr Mra. L H. Winslow and children changed from a M-44 to a 50-50 did not seek to - be nominated or censorship by thc Federal govern- 1114 mother and other relatives. He law permits people of cither sex. 18 and Mra. Karl C. Paul. » bf Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. proposition. Six per cknt In four elected to congress as had been pro-1 ment or by the producers, an Indc- *x' “ former Barry county boy. He‘years of age or older to be served Mr. and Mra. Roland Barry of Harley Burkert and daughter. Wil­ years! A ra'lwr sizeable exodus *It bul **1' l“ a <f‘f»e"nt kind .pendent committee will be formed to tULS no‘ ,x,in here' for twenty-two'beer and wines in places where U- Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. ma, of Freelandville. Ind, spent memv that about eleven million 01 sh= "' take over this duty. Members cljl^r5censes for such sale have been given, Leon Tyter last Wednesday. 'Sunday at Freeman Fisk's. means tha. about eleven. minion actrrSA rot a Jx>liticlan She gave The Legton of Decency" will be' M1M Margaret Beckett left on H L» not easy always for thc pro­ Herbert Firster and wife were in Mr. and Mra. Harold Rairlgh and people hove been trekking about asked to lAowbi boycott «i,4 al) iniju. films released Saturday for Manistee ..where to ulnr draw the family uiMi - ■ country...a lot of people a lot to think ------- ------n...... ghe 1 prtetor of such ..a place ... e ae of Lansinc Charlotte Friday night. and uieo Oleo ry Scare of Lansing —pnrMU’K tn If they thl'V WOIlld ,..Un<nn of the commit- jwill r I, । wnrrl ward-enough to rlcnnmiinte depopulate tuu two if would only think about it. u-KIrK which in th.. the opinion wiu Visit visit Rev. Rav. niwt and Mrs Mrs. Keith CKirt. Chid-(aec age line and and tn to Irtinw know wln-tKor whether IK the | »Trr Sunday dinner guesta of Mr Mr. and Mra. Plant of Hastings .. . .. . ..... ..... . Tllta txultlcal 11 US U,e.\s ,i_x carried <.n (nA , — .,1,...t .., Cster Krforc icavtni* tnr Ker hnnw, <,* Ivntmv mu,, n, u«\mnr. iz. wK.im , — — • n . . . * New York Cities, five Dctralfa or T1'ls P°‘ltlcal businc-v> aa carried on tee are obscene or vulgar. In ad- cstcr before leaving for her home fn young man or woman to whom he is and Mra. John Rairlgh. called at Wm. Bayne's Munday eve­ L vpntv rules 'he size nf Grand many politicians fa amusing and dltton individual local committee* ““>’ City where she will 4xmd thc asked to serve beer fa IB year* old or Ellen Jean and Joan Leffler are ning. seventy cities tne ire oi uranu thnt a ftI1 xt fa so ridiculous it fa may blacklist as they please summer. iover. A-s a result folks younger than visiting their aunt. Mfas Doreen Rapids. amusing even though that kind of I ../*** Mrs Lcvanche Merrick went to 18 years sometimes gel beer and Clary, of Hastings fpr a week. Summer vWtoni bring an increase job PorxTixo. i This movement appears to be con- entertainers orc casting the public j .y,, a numhM. nf lh-„ h Detroit Saturday for a few days' vfaitjwine. Mr. and Mrs. John Dell and El- of over 50 per cent In business for .J ttnuing despite the fact that employnollKHta. Wonder if it Isn : .^.,, con.Mdcrable ,'lk X before leaving for New York MAW Further than that, beer nt the wyn Dell attended the Fox reunion New England coastal towns, ac­ 1 „n. eo„a.U«„ MV, "" ~ ” * at Howell Sunday. Mra. Dell ac­ cording to a recent survey. way confine our amusement* pruicmema pr«^uc^ but ^thtog.ncar A,bl0D' ।eohoUc content' 11 U therefore much mendously within recent months, cipaily cipaily to to the thc movie*, movie*.the legitimate .b CUM, nothtnwl .. an Mr*. C. W. Schumann and more intoxicating. The law. It companist her sister. Mra. H. I. the legitimate ‘ "“ nroduccra d ' but .. , —^,5 Mr. to Detroit for a visit until Thc small town is no longer Isolated stage and to Amos and Andy and ,in*d<.r thc b’oek booking xvstem ldaushler' NoHa x*ay- 01 Goslte»- ^-ems to us. Is a direct bld to young Fratcher. take our politics seriously. s^Krtous theater owncra have verv little n Ind • canic Wednesday for a two people to acquire the liquor habit. the Fourth. from the outside world as It once J — owner* nave verv nttie r.-> ------ --------------- — ” -----T- — — Mesdames P.*E. Border. E. O. »•_»« ?■"»">? ••-.5ri teui ,,w »'» .»« ur.|lt «r4.b.ly U hoi promo.li,, umShorno and Karl C. Paul were Waters Clothes Shop Producers force them to sign up for 0*h reanng pond* at Orangeville m spring time. Even thc smallest-of o( pubIlc aITalrs con[act and caJU_ Produc.force toMgnup foilj --------I The proprl7.ors pUlce9 Ul 1<a5. Grand Rapids visitor? Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest McMillen the entire output none to at xhed all. !f| TWENTY 1TEARS AGO TODAY. Ungs which sell liquor ought to bear wfll represent one ot toe must for- community centers now has nt least bllltles when we select our public i the IoJ£J mana Jr or witoea and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ballman of >teps ever taken onc 00*1 hard road connection to servants-’ Al ward CteteerraUoa .reps one Rgood A1 Weber. Wrlxr Cheboygan Ob- ulc a frw ^rt^mar shows for the ^ “ nd . ll !J? E R Thnmjxon^and | J", Hastings suo and iwrs. Mra. Wm. Mohler oi of uic a rew particular snows tor me1 L .--------- • v»m, Monter mi,, finger- nn theater here, he cannot select these 400 EDiest Thompson. Grand Rap-; (,llR c,l> and county are not obliged Woodland were guests of Mr. and here. More than one — million an arterial arterial hlffhwnv highway u-hteh which ta fa kent kept Sorter 1 • also daughters, Eliza-I btnn{> for drunkenness and bols-1 Mrs. E. Davenpdrt Saturday evefew and discard thc rest—he must ids. J™.-— their ----- --------------- —MtM -- ------— lings will be available ’ for tree du- bi good condition the year around. TOO- MUCH GOVERNMENT. lu.tK Thompson and Mrs. rM.. . । teroUs teruus conduct on thc nuhllr public strrrtx streets. nlng. sign up for an entire year's producheth Chas, — tnbutkm to the various lakes In the The development of township An ca4y to understand the lion winch may number a dozen or ‘ Marshman of Grand Rapids attend- | Public sentiment will surely be Mrs. Rose Benham of Hastings county each season. WlUiin a few schools has made it possible for need far county coiv,ohdation m mme films, all save thc desirable feu •«> thc graduating exercises Friday. ’aroused unless they exercise proper spent the week end with Mr. and to im.vMa provide xrlura* eduea- Michigan is ta to look at ut the situniinn situation■ of• which may- be and - usually yttara—say Uirce or four_ h&liur* rural communities t« are of They were here because of their in­ care and see to it that excessive Mrs. Karl C. Foul. ; drinking is not carried on In their terest in Miss Marguerite Hetmanstk,n,l (ulUlln on . i»r with :h.u « t""" '»' Mra. Arthur Smith and daughter. a very inferior quality. But there Should be noticeably improved; „ . ,, , of this town runs the line between is nothing he can do about it That perger one of the graduates Er­ places. They should remember that Geneva, of Bellevue visited Mr. and 144 most CUM- But thc a,ld counties. Halt Fttnui the next decode thc ^porl is the Jaw which producers have nest Thompson also attended the prohibition came because of evils Mrr. Leon Tyler Wednesday P. M tha: arose through to.*,vc observance even be a* good as it was in niain advantages of small town life the citizens of Hesperia pay taxes been able to get away fyith It Is alumni banquet Friday evenlngMr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and to safeguard Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wilson and of regulations .. - Intended ---------------------- ------ son of Portland called on Mr. and old uajs dais" aucu when juu iou cuuiu could struci are ............. loww taxes, cheaper living con- to support Mic mu -......................... .. - thc -county . government ---- ------ .. of. raw vl lv lllua of ,, the most, uumummi dictatorial pr. prac’ .,4.i a..,,M>4 ..an,—: little wm at Coffeyville. Kansas, society and protect public morals, Mrs. John Rairlgh Bunday P. M. i 1A1I hour « w m «K»4 .n, *UK <IUIO"=. wnaiuon. f, tha- Oceana countv. and the oilier r'. half t’",l1"’ Amcrtam buMr.ca u>d>y. were tiK‘ guests of Dr. and Mrs. D. History can and undoubtedly will Mra. Eva Rlvett and baby daugh­ In thc county and come back with iron's play, opportunity to grow waygo —..... county — . government. • • • I Few people can lioneetly criticize E Fifllcr part of the past week. Mr. repeat Itself unless the law Is rc- ter. Barbara Joan, of Detroit 8 catch worth "writing home 'about, flower* and a garden, fresh air. anil Mrs. Wilson came to witness,-‘Pected. Here are two governments and spending a few weeks with the purfxiec of The Legton." How­ thc graduation ot Mrs. Wilsons ' ot — official■ ty administer • • • ---------------Those who have seen how regular nearness to lakes and woodlands, two sets -----mother. Mrs. Ethel Schmidt. ever, there is one regrettable feature brother. Richard Doyle. .. . -of:z.30800 resident*. Not Planting at fingerlings from two more neighborliness, less nerve rack- l,u'affairs Stanley Rlvett. Ed. Neville and one. of tiu- universal boycott method of । Ernest Yost. Paul (jtta. Daniel Wnu Healy of Detroit spent .... ...................... . far ;; away in Muskegon county sr?........ ft of officials handles jtw affair: attack. Hardest lilt will be the in- Mote and another young man left [ ucek end at the home of Mra. Ethel improved thc fishing on Gun lake cooler tempera!ures in summertime, of gg 000 residents without difficulty, deix-ndently-ouned therrter* in small .Monday for Old Mission. Mich, Schmidt. towns where tj>c church-guing pop- where they will work on a fruit farm 1 can gel some idea ol what the Or- Kroater security and better oppor- It is perfectly plain to the taxMrs. J. V. Hilbert returned from for a couple of months angtvUlc ponds wUl mean to Barry “»n«y ,o w” » home. Even busi- l",yc” Hesperia that it Newaygo Pennock hospital Friday. Mrs. P. O*i»t»u4c puuu* uicau. w ouriy lrn "’«* Oceana countioa could consoliMiss Hilda Marshall went to her I Pralt fa caring for her during her counly. Impruved Ashing is certain ,,c-'5 Ladera who hovi plaved on Im- d4t(, lhf)r coul||y aaniinistraUve1 home In Battle Creek Saturday. She convalescence. । Continued from Page One» to increase the popularity of the re- Ponant role in building up huge rMlt!1 cou|d t>-. cut in half They will spend Die summer there and I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Austin of sort lakes here To many people cities throughIntense concentration arc working hard to make the rest a ill begin her uork as teacher in the supreme court of Michigan in Lansing and Mrs Rhoda Austin of rrUoatag. 4x»U«. U,orellOe. ''OT’ 2. X the Okomo schools next fulll the case of Rogers vs Kce 171 Woodland spent Sunday with Mr. Mr and Mrs Wesley Merriman Michigan. 551. Page 55C We quote and Mrs. Forrest Bcgerow of Lake a beautiful natural setting cool « A”*1™* ,"’1 "> '* !,v ot NO I HUI work • UA.U4A4 IIAJ1 ilUA-1044 4U1 UlT ___ ‘ <4V44llM4UMia demanding |JC1 permfasion tor tjie merand Mrs O D CarJ-oti of Galesburg, from the supreme court decision Odessa. woodlands, fine spring water, ytc, Rra(l|Ul decentralization ct mnnti- ip>r (mtn the next Legislature since the world be­ motored here Friday to attend the which Judge McPeek incorporated F. F. Hilbert. Mrs. Stain Hilbert Thirty-two other CountUs in are Important though minor cuitaid- factoring unite with n consequent commencement in honor ot Ute . ui hta charge "The law to well Kt- and daughters. Louise, Lorena and gan was ever wast­ might interested Kactuation of Mira Eleanor O>- 1 h«j thBt a patient who employ* a Ellen, and Don Shorno left Monday eranons to the ouUUindmg question return roturn to to small, small, relatively relatively tndrpcndindrpend- Michigan also ml t'n be interested ed. no true life since for Bay view where they will stay rnc v physician ------------Is entitled ... ------t» — a a thorough thorough of “hows the fishing. ” a county ent and self-sufficient communities * thmi thc world began has ut. the Hilbert cottage for a few TVL TL — .and careful examination *hpk THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY - 'and careful examination, such as weeks. fish rearing pond has long been a »here.1n a measure, the oceujiattons Ihat .4 Newaygo's I7.000. Twenty-j ever failed. - - Sa.Mlhe condition of the patient and cirMrs W. H. Holmes and son Shir-‘.cumstances favorite dream of many forward of agriculture and Industry can be three have populations le-j. than Mr. and Mrs Geo. Varney enterpermit, with such lay of Waupaca. Wfa, are visiting '.if.lgci.re andwill methods of diagnosis tolned-Mra. Lillie Taylor and daugh­ looking Barry .sportsmen and re- comblnrd. ij r brother. Dr E H. Lathrop and1 “ “ Ihan 5.000.000 inhabitants.—Detroit ter. Velma, and Earl Taylor of Kalsorters. Unless somctiiing unfurc-setn The blJ cl” lias nut proven t<» be Free Press 4t» r relatives and friends in this for discovering the nature of the ail- nmo. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Taylor mept as are usually approved and develops, it will soon become u real- cnhcr '* 5OcU city and vicinity Mrs Holmes hus­’ practiced by medical men of ordi­ and family. Mrs. Robert Kopp and Let this store outfit you band "Winnie ‘ will be remembered REDUCING COUNTY • PAP ' Paul Taylor ot Lapsing Thursday Hy. as one of the former editaM of UM nary Icaniing. judgment, and akill. GOOD JUDGMENT for the hot summer birthdays of Mrs -- honor ---- — of—the-....... — Journal, but fa now- editing the Wau­ in similar localities. If. by lhe cxer- in loxes _ _ ___ _______ t , i Before congress adjourned. It had ;clsc of such care and skill, the frac- "Taylor and Vernon Taylor. A COUNTY FLOWER SHOW. days ahead • paca Republican. home-owner <>r in rent, your appro­ Mrs James ” Hynes of* ” Stockbridge I turn would have been discovered, a ‘ Various Barry county communities the good sense to reject u plan for val to tiie Constitutional Amend- ulation Mrs 8. J Redding of Amherst. with •••■. Mr. and «■■». Mrs to projierly diagnose is neg-1 spent Saturday w»u WHITE have been able to stage such sue- bridging the Straits of Mackinac at .igc of the community, least affect­ Mass. Mrs cha-. Woodruff of Ann failure ligencc. and it is the duty of a phy-1 Henry Hynes. She alsp visited Mr. Arbor and Mrs Jane Green of Ohio ed will be the Jorge producer-can cessful flower shows during thc past "n estimated cost 'of SJ5.000.000. ty'ghveminental te.'onn. will assL-rt' siclau, in taking charge of a case and Mrs T C.- Munlon Saturday I five year* that the Thomapplc This project in our opinion has very in paving the way to this desired trolled theaters in the large cider A P Drake and Mrs M W. Wight­ where there fa a broken lixnb, to in­ mid Sunday. economy • Michigan contains. as you wrtbre n church boycott although Virginia and Doi'.ithy Varney visform and instruct lhe |>aUent ju to Garden Club lias good, reason to properly been termrel a ’ wild fan- knew. 63 separate counties; they fell would not be to ruinous. There man. Ued their grandmother. Mrs. Lillie beUeve that lhe time fa ripe for an tB5)' of the imagination " Even proMe.'damcs Hannah Barlow. Sarah i hta conduct and what caution should Taylor, of Kalamo from Thursday large theaters are aironr. the be observed in moving or using the ■ all-county show. The chief dlfflcul- vW«t the many engineering difficul­ Wayne. Oakland. Gt-nrace. Kent. etc . staunchest pillars in support of the Huffman and Charlotte Russell were limb while it is being treated " until Sunday. Zipper—»Short Sleeves ty, adequate floor space, has been *,cs involved in Its construction could etc. to ->me wliore population fa so block-booking system. Week end guests at the home of This was one of the most hotly 1.. that there arc hardly enough ™,„ In ... recent yeara ... I। Mr and Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick were ITS to rontested cares taken care of by the offer of the be successfully solved, very few have small Harry, in that city the fore part of voters to fill the standard number It b thc small, independent theat­ the circuit icourt ot ...» this county, it -Mr. and Mrs. David Kilpatrick of .,, . ... - ----■ ---Barry County Agricultural Society to temerity to claim that thc brldac of offices required in each. Tlic re­ er owner who lias been most vigor­ the week, and report u very pleasant ..... was a compromise verdict, as fa nl- j Jackson. Arthur Kilpatrick and Miss use one or more ot the buildings on rould ever pay for Itself. The pres- sult Is a pyramiding of cost in gov­ ous in a fight tor better movies and time. ways true in sueh coses. We learn ‘-Ethel Burns of Battle Creek. j -a Mrs F J. Finn- of Omaha. Ncernment that U ut prerent unbear­ to break the block-bookIng system­ the fair grounds. Thu will not only ' * “ ““ that 10 of the Jurymen wished to ' Mr ant f Mrs Carl Burkle visited: , ... • able In fact an alliance of these theater uiUAKa. o a kuv-m at w u. ’ Mrs Annette Jefferies of Lansing. Whites find Colom . permit a greater number of displays Michigan* is adequate, up-to-date -Michigan’s present State Consti­ owners has spent several thousand She was ill Allegan test week to at. ‘>*«rd LLWO damages Saturday. Elastic Top but will also enable the cxhltpu to and earning a good profit There is tution has created a county unit dollaM fighting to get this evil tend the wedding of MLo Olla , , ; Miss Betty Kimble of Coats Grove I 1 ----------- be arranged more attractively with no need for a thlrty-fivc-inillton- system <■! government that docs not corrected. So although the small Green, daughter of Mr. and Mr ta visiting her grandparents. Mr j Henry L Green, former residents of YMCA ITFMR take into consideration the varying less crowding. There are a suffl- dollar bridge ' and Mrs Chiu Farthing, this week. * ’ * 1 E.1V1O types of county population and at­ working tor the same general pur­ Hastings to Mr Malcolm C. Hopper । The Fellowship class of the Meth­ of Kalamazoo. tending wealth, or Ijick of wealth, pore. it appears tha'. unh-ss the boy­ odist Bunday School held a family THE HOOVER MEMOIRS in the county to put on a show that Chas. Gaskill and father, B F to carry an. Thc hodge-podge, ex- cott is carried oriSs lth considerable T. 8. K Reid and family are care­ picnic after Sunday School. Sunday. What Justification can a respon­ Judiciousness lhe one is likely to Gaskill, were called to Chicago Mon­ taker* at Camp Barry' thii week, en­ They had a pot luck dinner at lhe 1 day by a telegram announcing that joying the new cabin sible editor give for publishing an ait<«ullb'r unfitted for put the other out ot btrinrss. "fair grounds at Ionia. Linens, Curds, Prints, thc latter's son. Irving Gaskill, who There fa a likelihood of thc first Mrs. Geo. Varney visited iwr sis- j deal of work and advance prepare- article like thc Ike Hoover ntctnouv •hese modern days. %.«o unlike the Ducks, Seemuckem u mall rlerk on the main line of three weeks in August being Campi ter. Mra. Rpbert Kopp of Lansing. horse-nnd-buggy era when Michi­ A fair and effective censorship of Nubs gan's governmental -policies were films is also going to be a difficult the Michigan Central had been op- Weeks at old Camp Barry. Tlirec Friftay and Saturday of last week. I which appeared in a recent nx-ue crated oi^ for appendicitis. At this ottRumlly ret up Mr. and Mrs, T. C. Munlon called ■ task «n<1 considerable nf a respon­ writing he ta very low and not ex- ■ •ections of one week each and only Boys ’ sixes $1.29 to $1.59. the Saturday Evening Post? It co So. in November, you- will be sibility Carrying it out us a manner 14 0O a week. Enroll now for the on Miss Bernice Munlon and Clyde j week you boys can best come. A Munlon of Hastings Sunday. which vhtl riot alienate thc support eAunttex of Urose enthusiastic lor some sort FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY ' E£“ljlr|<5r“,n' flne lcadcrsh,P ,uid Lois and Eunice Anderson of Pure Wool talk one might expect to find in the th' "laugh'off" the boycott ceuMni Mr and Mrs Howell Trask, liv- ol?. < Grand Rapids spent last week with so-Culled '■pccp-h'le columns of Hume Rule Under tlu« plan each of cUtrma reform will require infi­ xxjw being erssnoed by churchc. Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence Bird. nite dbcretlon and tact. If the mg th the second ward, celebrated C? <Ully county will be allowed to create and et iuorshtp become* too "touchy and 'he 45th anniversary of their wed-.^‘‘ V*.'?""’ Homer Murphy. Jr, of lonuiiig visited ills aunt. Miss Gertrude detailed, people will accuse- it of br­ •ugh U.e Smith. Friday. ink* dictatorial; if it confines itself to each county» needs. The mere to outstanding^ examples only, the "rfP “ l’1™" I SunpeWto «Ud to k.». MIm Ruth Scudder topk a week's Slacks, Cream White, m Norembn 0. of tn« movement is vejy likely to jiyikc vacation from her duties at thc lelThis movement started by the Amendment docs m>t bring about its presence felt even in fur away Tan anil Black, Nubs. Mr,. M«le Rich. Mr, Btotota.' 'J*> ,’U1 «“■ “, ephone office. She went back on any changes; it only makes it ollc churches ahd c atinuu.a duty Monday. Plain grey and tan. Hollywood. Mbw's Bvlle stebbliw. ARnc, r,.!, i Austul ramp aiwln. ■Ible later <1:1 for any or alf of our MUM and On. smllh I,,AJXSJ' St”“T °! •d St Thc Methodist Ladies' Aid will their leadenhlp is repidly bti: 83 ccantics to vote on whatevei wtsty The Legion" all success. NaaMlU' ...a Jamra M..» Jul...Cmir.l sen e homemade Ice cream and cake trier, preparation of DaWMto. Prank pnup aiul Ouy W "Lnk® Oel'cva' at the Baird building next Satur­ day evening beginning al 5:00 P. M. • ’ if Mirfrtleville JU‘> , ot Middleville »rr are rarnnhu camping technical standpoint. Johnson Such an Amendment been Mrs Bert Newland, who gave thc Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Bird vis­ ............ ................. r;— -- •' ““ "'•"a"" '«“»'■ •• __ _ this last one particularly so. Then'«P«r Ulk to the ited lhe former's parents. Mr. and A FEW BUILSIKg FACTS. Mra. Herbert Bird, of Grand Rap­ fa some queytion as to Just how far »iuch arc tltoroughly rotten from ----------------------— -------Anything Yau Want America Is generally conceded t by campers and visitors. Ids until Sunday. the standpoint of plot, are bcautilul her position with Julius Russell and a fire pre.-s shT.ild go In prying into to bruig about reform its coui.ly T J• •* Buto will *•" fill *--tier position v*^ Mra. Arlie Spindler left Monday examples of photographic art. ?No ’ Mra ’— —*- — the private afialrs of characters in cun MraB-He Chapman of Evanston, -twah tatt ’S^th^anra? for a week's visit al Camp Mack. other menlight, in the worldfocus can Ch.pmof?‘ Mra M »«,U,n. mingham Eccentric <L. ,m. camera much with shade, Hl. is Se>■-guest W E™ Milford. Indiana. tors which has possibly given rise the public eye. Lacking any censorCC tfwv! dftc honev I M/-I ) iHacake A .l.l.lla... lent .... ’ .ind angle of exposure as thc exerts Puucraand other relatives in the- tato^b^ans Margaret Jean Shafer of’Portland 1 to the idea quite generally held that ot Hollywood. BUt judged in tbejcity. .U ihonkfuTv Sv£ Je,,y' is visiting Louise Cook for a week. lion of Judgment and taste. In our Mr. and Mra. Arthur Al lord ing, light of dramatic art. the American George E Rowe leave* for Can-, 1 n^l»cq construction tfr.eedrd or can be ex- opinion the Saturday Esenin; Post ■nd sons visited lhe former's sister. Plain white, black and cuiema creations are extremely vul- ada Monday, where he goes to atsuffered revere breaches ot noth ipinloca. A general J" movement for a spe- Mra. Sena Crockfnrd. of Mllwaukeoi nerablc. Hollywood apparently has tend the golden wedding of an uncle. uncle ,, white, many puutel Mrs Carl *Blanchard ** ™1 * Wis, for a few day* last week. j 'Hmrevv.-. the- folto*mg Taots re- when n undertook to publish the — .to n-> plaj-arights playwrights or or director* director* worthy worthy * ” - of -• Battle e colors Louise and Philip Cook returned h.r c-m, ,. ue bn.cr., ^4. b.s b.™ h.r X WORLDS BIGGEST.GAMBLER ' • ------------cently rompfied Ly the American Ho?" "JI™1”’ J?* “r‘* •home Sunday after spendbig two Here's the world's biggest gambler, New ButlonleM Sospendera 7»c Builder would *erm to refute thta rents joumaltam “at* its worst and 'is the AmFrican farmer* He gambles M1M Hattie Hotchkfa*. of Aurora. b,y ?’ £"“*e “nd_B on weeks with their grandparents Mr. no credit to the profession. III, ta vtaiting her stater. Mn Gard „ Uond“> ot September of and Mrs. Henry’ Shafer, of Peuatno. view. BUty per cent of all uroan ' aith the weather, with thc sot), with F. Chidester. 1 yw . Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Plants of grasshoppers, with army worms, NEWS GLEANINGS. home* are badly in need ol extenKalamazoo spent the week end with with grubs, and a score of other 1 Mrs. John Michael left this week, _ ,, . rvpton. r«iz pn rem ot ,i. , yiri, lwr Johnann Sebastian Bach, the mu­ Mr. and Mra. Ward Plante. offshoots of the plague* of ancient Scarcity of mosquitoes in Mc-’,or Duluth, Minn, sical genius, was ui one time a tun­ urban homes atill lack such eueuLittle Beverly Plants fa visiting Get your fishing logs here! The college graduate has learned ‘ E't'r>' »pruig he takes a Phenon. r ,,,.. was traced to gare-ou* daughter. Kan, er of pianos. her grandparent*, Mr. and Mra. cliartat-a desperate dunce .if fie whlch reaidente ot thc that, education pays, Eton Plants, of Grand Rapids this ,. - -but what he ■tlM. as Ije* does occasionally*, he town had previously objected, ‘ week. would like to know noy,' fa when.— corner, off with a big stake: If he ----“ - - - Time*. — 'ilpses. which he docs doc* more frequently. Mr. and Mra. John Weavir of .wnt ni all urban tokmn. ... K.aiv Eurtka Humbdolt ■loses, frequently. A Hartford automobile club lias Barnum Ue radio ' —Walter Damroach .wnt of all urban home* >je badly --------------- ----- --------------he ha* a chance to try again. Hap- organized a course in tire changing, neighborhood East Carlton. Satur- ‘ ™ raa*° w,"« Damrosch. Hastings and Mr. and Mr*. Harve, overcrowded due to the doubling up A reader ln , plly, he is a good la-.ee, else the lubrication, valve grinding, brake evening, the 21»t. wiUi 15 char- -- -------------- ------------------------------------ Woodman of South Woodland callOf famitie*; a cotuervaUve eatimate .anktiv Thta dra.nda nntirriv nnnn wwld “ould s^rte. — Gazette, adjustment, and general repair Wortt MU’ following to.0^. .K. .. r,p“ly TW* depend* entirely upon M1;chf;! s D . -for women only. ***llrd M'officera: Lodge Deputy. Wm. Butolph ThU fa the second HK— U» pnaeot H0UI1OI need ••. who cteta-----•m.-Moalriil BUr.'. CLOTHES SHOP —------------umm ------- ------ . a » ------- ------Henry Bimum; w. C. T, E. Holmes; lodge organized in Carlton township Mr. and Mra. Vane Wotelng of MOXno unite. ThU report only oov____________ ■»♦► -----------------------------Oti lhe occasion of the »lxth anMavericks are unbonded cattle W. V-T, Jessie Bornum; Wthis S. month. Mr* ■ Woodland. Mr. and Mra Dell of Thrift fa the simple art of making nlveraary of Colonel Liudbergh's thc name being derived from Sam-Foreman; W. P. 8, L Foreman; W. Mra. Ambler returned u> her home Unsing. Mr. aryl Mra. Walter Fishcarry It" •ranraUomic flight a Frenchman reuel Maverick. <hq*e humane policy T, Mra. L. Barnum; W. M, A. B in Northville, *?-dvwkii - ^,i‘ oiuiui ?’e.n ana Sniltfl Bnrt . -• Mich., .Tuegtay. >■ —• ——after • —— — -Olton* probably exist tn rural areas, money la* ter than your family can Hastings, Michigan enacted the historic landing of thc of not branding hfa cattle made him Donley; Chaplain. Mr*. U. Fore- « wwu ’ visit wun a ken-ni several weeks with ner h«r and Mrs Glen Wolring ot OVUHl South ... — —-----v> Hwrefore it would seem tiiat hqmc- spend it.—Fountain Inn'(8. C> V-an/Mal.aM*. Mra. A. a H. U Johnson l-.B.aa.a.« Woodland surprised .famous flier al LeBourget airport. famous to lhe weal. mao; W. I. O . Mary W. Wyckoff; granddaughter, Mr.. and. -Mrs and Opinions, What OthCTS Say This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday Vacation Days Are Here! JURY G VES $ ,400 MT ML A Quotation Mesh Polo Shirts $1.00 Men’s Slack Sox 25c 35c Sanforized Slacks «17’ .o »25? ss ™X“ Flannel Slacks $398 $500 $5H5> Summer Belts ss ® 59c ■» $1°? s^., on­ Sport Suspenders 59c Way of Our World PunSent Paragraphs SSxHS-2 ................. Going Fishing? WATERS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1134 ntREELEJDIN I BASEBALL SERIES Don’t Let Wash Day Interfere With Summer Pleasures I .. — j. RARRYVILLK. - it There will be an ice cr Sporting Items I I KIST DAIRY sure to come. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hayman of BAT7rrncCR.E.EnV.0onS.EA, c ;Casper. Wyo. are visiting at the HIRSCH BRO Ek, BANKERS, TIGERS AND CARDINALS “nd Mr. and Mra. Elmer Gillette. ----------Mr. Hayman is convalescent from an CAR SEAL WIN TWO Pennant Contenders to Play opentUon at the Mayo Brothers hodGAMES EACH Pwt.ti.if n I . pital 1n Rochester. Minnesota. Exhibition Game in Post- | Mrs. Clara Day and family. Mr*, urn Athletic Park 'J- J- Willette. Helen and Harold atSIZEABLE CROWDS ON PHONE 2324 o..v ¥>4L.t.,i„ ,n tended a family reunion at thc home hi “a.? of Mr *lld 8Unlfy Willette in HAND TO WATCH PLAY win win be a red-letter day In annals concord Rundav °,OnOlhal’ d*v^Lhe* ncVrnlt^TlrePs' Mr and EaH oi Youngsters Also Staging a „ «, i d?y J? .4.1*! 11 Tlge” Nashville were guests of Mr. and c^^nd'rz^ to । Mu. WIU Hyde Friday ^vtnlng u Tournament—Bessmer’s leagues, will will play nlav an an exhibition exhibition . Ada. ol California U Team Ahead leagues, visiting at the homc.of Mr. and Mrs. The UNIVERSAL Washer bffero the per­ fect solution to your hot-weather washing problems. Nd matter how large the weekly pile of soiled clothes, the New UNIVER­ SAL cleans them so effortlessly and so quickly that the greater portion of wash day becomes yours to enjoy as you please. It offers you highest quality modern home laundry at a very low price—See Itl Electric Washer DOWN $4.20 a month for 12 months CONSUMERS POWER -.■■■■ o . COMPANY AMERICA’S GREAT TRUCK VALUE Picnic Box Lunches Jiist what you want for your 4th of July Celebration. Orders filled in advance or packed while you wait. Cold Meats, Sandwiches, Salads, Fruits, Drinks. . ,I Competilkm «, rmj game here, at Poatum athletic park, Chas. Day. L-, keen and ... rivalry ’running high In thc Hastings bnsl-^bc game is being promoted as a Mr. and Mrs. McClelland attended i ne&v men's baseball league scries • benefit for the Battle Creek Area a reunion in Ohio Sunday. mow under way. Thc games are at - ;B°y Scout Council. Dr. Morgan Skinner and Miss i trading sizeable crowds of specta-1 The regular lineups of each club Finch of Grand Rapids were guests tors. will be Intact for the game here. of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde Sunday. I During the [gist week the Hlrsch I n »1U be thc first appearane of Mr. and Mr*. Heber Foster at­ Brothers team defeated the .J. C- t,ic 81 LouL’’ Nation*) league club tended the Children’s day program Penney's 10 to 6; tn a one-sided con-1,n Battle Creek and Ils first game at the South Evangelical church te*t the Car Seals hit everything pn thls «’tlon 01 the Hate. Too. it Sunday evening. that caine their way tn trounce the ' be the first time in history that Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Potter and Krogers 25 to 5; on Friday evening major league clubs have played family ypent Sunday'in Kalamazoo the Bankers and Piston Rings puti®*^ other In Michigan hi any Other with her brother. Alfred, and family. up one of the best exhibitions to clt>' lhan Detroit Dorothy Potter who spent the past contestants arc Misses Elaine Day, I pccts to slay up there part and may- ’ date, the Bankers finally winning 4 I Anticipation of an attendance up­ week in Kalamazoo accompanied her Dorothy Lathrop. Betty Foster, Dora be all of the month of July, to 2. Tile A- A: P. came out on the 1 of has been boosted the parents home Sunday evening. Day and Dennis McIntyre. | Mr. and Mr». 8. E. Powers and Mr. long end of a 17 to 8 score against ।,osl by mail orders for boxEveryone is invited to attend thc Word come* from Kenneth Wilcox and Mrs. Horace Powers of Nash- ,* the Consumer*. ' scats. W. C. T. U. Silver Medal contest at that, he will not be home from Big vllle were callers of Mr. and Mra. if Herewith are the standings; the church Sunday evening. The Bay, June 30 as he planned. He ex- Herbie Wilcox Thursday evening. W L pedJUNE GOLF TOURNEY Hlrsch Bros Bankers i»l REACHES FINALS k;Carl Beal 1000 I ----------500! Jim Bristol and Dr. Kenlth Mc11 Kroger -............................0 000 Intyre will decide who is champion I Consumers o 000 of thc June Handicap tournament ittle swald new IJ C. Penney 0 000 at the Hastings Country Club. Dr. • Piston Ring o 000 McIntyre eliminated Kim. Sigler in est ADDITION TO THE STAFF I The original plan was to..... --------- „.«have--------------------lhe i the semi-finals 4-3, while Jim Brlsi contests as weekly affairs but be-1 lol nosed out Dave Goodyear one of C. homas todes says cause of the Interest aroused and m .up. up. IIn ” ''i “ second flight Carlw —the Wcsthe request of thc participants two। [sinter — defeated - ----- -— -George Lockwood night* a week are being devoted to. 13-2 In 27 holes hole* and Will Wil) Cook dede­ C.Thomas Stores* these league games. —’ ’ clarke ‘ 5-4. * *■ * feated Charley The finals CLICKS HAVE TO Herewith Is thc schedule of games for the second flight championship for the rest of June and through therefore will be played between KNOW THE GDOCQuality July; Carl Wespinter and Will Cook. EQY BUSINESS mV June 28—Hlrsch Bros vs. Bankers; Flavor A. Ac P. vs. Kroger. FROM THE GROUND INDEPENDENTS SCORE Value June 29—Consumers vs. Car Seal; UP. SO I MUST BE FIFTH STRAIGHT WIN Piston Ring vs J. c. Penney. ) GETTINO THt July 5— Piston Ring vs. Consum­ Hastings Independents won their ers; Hlrsch Bros. vs. Kroger. RIGHT START/ fifth straight game of the season Sunday by defeating lhe Lesinski Seal vs J. c. Penney. July 12—Piston Ring vs. Kroger; Drug Nine o( Battle Creek 6-5 In eleven Innings. Gage of Nasltvillc Consumers vs Hlrsch Br<*s July 1, 13—n. A. <Sc r. P. n. vs j. J v. C. rvmicy Penney;; pitched for Hastings while Moore was behind the plate. Kolenda and Bankers vs Car Beal. formed.the battery for the July 19—Bankers vs. J. C- Pen­ Olson Salad Style or Dusseldorf. losers. ney; Consumers vs. Kroger. Another game is scheduled here July 20—Piston Ring vs. Hlrsch fur Sunday and arrangements ore Bras; A. .V P. vs. car Seal. Sue under way io secure a game with July 20—Piston Ring vs. A. & P ; the Colored Giants of Battle Creek Pure Apple, Cider Vinegar. Hlrsch Bros. vs. Car Seal. July 27—Bankers vs. Kroger; Con­ In a game here for the 4th In connc<;tlQn ‘ with the Legion Home-Com ­ sumers vs. J c. Penney. ing. Not to be outdone by their sen­ Fine Flavored iors the youngsters of this com­ Lb. Fancy Red munity are workifig out dally at INDIAN NINE BEATS Can thc fair grounds under direction.of Sockeye KALAM0JY^7-6 SCORE Joe Brozak and staging an inter­ esting series of their own. During Kalamo was defeated by the In­ the past week Bolos team defeated dian nine 7 to 6 in a game Sunday. thc Woodruff 15 to 3; thc Baumers’ Rose.and Bachelor and Keller were FOR JAMS defeated thc Karmcs* 8-4; and the the ihtlery for the Indians and Dull Bottle Karines' team then defeated thc and^lartln for Kalamo. AND allies Bolus 8-5. Herewith are the standlings to date . ANGELL-JONES WIN Pct. IN JUNIOR DOUBLES j Beamer .. 1000 EARLY JUNE No. 2 Horace Angell and Irene Jones j Bolo SIFTED 666 Can paired together to win thc Junior Wpodruil 333 Doubles championship by defeating Kenyon 000 Lxary and Leonard in the finals 4-6. L S T TRI-POINT ­ .the O . SALAD DRESSING - ?.'r 23c All Prices INCLUDE Sales Tax MUSTARD 15c VINEGAR 12c SALMON IT 1? * 1। ■CO.E.8.1. 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LOW-COST ENGINE EXCHANGE — Instead of paying for an expensive over­ haul job, New Ford V-8 Truck owners get the privilege of having a block-tested, factory-reconditioned engine installed for about half the cost of overhauling. DEALERS MICHIGAN F0RD THE NEW OF FORD V 8 TRUCK WEST HOPE. A crowd of twenty attended the Christian Endeavor last Bunday eve­ ning. The services opened with two songs during which thc cry. "Fire." was heard. It being unable to get thc Delton fire department, lhe Has­ (Continued from page one) tings truck was called. Before it igrarn was designed principally for ur- a: rived the fire was extinguished by I ban and industrial areas, provision Ira Osgood, who climbed in lhe bel­ I was made also for a new program in fry. and others who .assisted by agricultural areas to permit the re­ handing him palls ot water. The fire habilitation of needy farm famines, truck arrived with a string of thirty by furnishing aid to assist them in cars behind it after the fire had becoming self supporting Burry been extinguished fifteen minutes. county is doing this work. We have The young people showed great a few families where chattel mort­ presence of mind. Thc cause of thc gages on stock wlfre lobe foreclosed, fire was not ascertained, although it and the Barry County Emergency was thought that thc generator ot Welfare have takch over these mort­ thc UghtlngAsyztem leaked. No great gages. giving these families a chance amount of tiamage was done and to be self supporting, also paying thc hopes are entertained for a service Relief L»mmi.«ion reeuei Commission in In produce or tms this next nfxt Sunday evening when ofwork. the produce to be used for I ficer* may be elected and the servwelfarc purposes for the winter office may be taken up where It was 1934 and 1935 We have also pur- interrupted. ' chased a few horses and cows. a| The other afternoon niter every thorough investigation is made be- one else had left the saw mH), which fore this relief is given to lhe fam- Is situated in Jesse Osgood's limber, UyBert and Julius Maksym. who were It may be of interest to thc peo- still piling lumber, discovered a fire pie of Barry county to know what I under the slab-saw bell. They projects are being worked by the I promptly extinguished It. which Emergency Welfare Relief Comml.s-1 probably saved the whole saw mill slon. We have Carlton Road, as- and all the lumber and machinery, syrla Road. Yankee Springs Road. ----- . ..the—first; . William McCallum spent This Is all done under the super­ of last week attending A Century of vision of the County Road Commis­ Progress in Chicago. sion. Thc Middleville City Hull, dec­ Quite a good many from here at­ orating of thc County Home for tended the Jiope township Sunday aged are completed projects. Has­ School Convention held al Shultz . lings Qty -mww«. ar* practically Sunday afternoon. A very enjoyable completed. The Castleton, Irving address was given by Rev. Chamber­ and Thornapple township drains lain of Leighton and special music are being worked on under thc su­ made a very enjoyable and Inspir­ pervision of the County Drain Com­ ing afternoon. missioner. Other projects arc Nash­ Donald Springer left Monday for ville Athletic Park, grading Has­ the W. K. Kellogg camp at Pine lake tings City School grounds, construe- tor a three weeds' stay. jtlon of three new ponds al thc Blate EAST GUN LAKE. Fish Hatchery, building sanitary Mra. Edd Dieble and daughter of units under the supervision of lhe Barry County Health Unit, redeco­ Allegan spent the week end at Will Crawford ’s. rating of Freeport school, and con­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bennett and struction of Bluegill rearing ponds Iat Orangeville, approagd by the children of Kalamazoo spent several State Department of Conservation, days at the Winterbum cottage. and sponsored by the Barry Co. Roti ■ Mrs. Hoffmaster and son. Jerry, & Gun club. Redecorating Pennock spent Thursday tn Detroit on buslhospital. Projects approved but not Clayton Hauser of Grand Rapids yet started, arc - decorating the (Woodland sdvool and repairing spent the week end with Mildred Woodland streets. We have other Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crawford and projects under conalderatinn await­ ing approval at Lansing. Up to the daughter. Mrs. Kenneth Andrews, present week we have given relief spent Sunday with relatives In Kal­ to l,0Q2 resident families since Oc­ amazoo. Mrs. Helen Larsen and friend ot tober l«t. 1933. The heaviest month was April which had 653 cases rep­ Chicago and Harold Skinner of Ben­ ton Harbor are spending the week resenting 2,539 persons. in the former s cottage. A week’s electric light for a cents! Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crawford and Ye*, a. British corporation plan* todaughter. ___ «-_________ Louie...... and Niva Thaxton supply homes with current at thii(«|)ent Saturday afternoon in Hu- PEAS FLOUR CORN Choice, whole wheat GRAHAM, 5 lb. sack Country Gentleman Cream Style • • • • • 19c 25c 14c 20c 3 er- 25c Light Tuna15c Corned Beef 18c Bean Sprouts 3 Cans 25c 300 Hominy BRAND No. Can OC Olives ST 25c MI! V 1’11 Lu lx IBRADIATED-Pej. Carnation Evaporated KB 38 Q Tall O Cans 20c r I\ U H L 15c GRAPE JUICE RTsSr’ 12c 14-oz. Bottle CATSUP 12c Dawn o’ Day APRICOTS No. 2Vi Can 16c DRIED BEEF KS 13c BRAN FLAKES 10c P D IT M C Q Fruits - Paper Napkins 10c Sunsweet. Large. Tenderized. 1-lb. Box and Vegetables FRESH DAILY ORANGES BLUE GOOSE - Dozen 19c Site 314 LEMONS Sunkist Dozen Wax Paper Cut n Mils Z Elastic Starch 10c ’sSZTZU WESSON oil 'Nesson —r 24c 45c Climalene 3 ~ 25c Gold Dutt u >» 18c ft Kitchen Klenzer Hurts oily Dirt. Clean Quick • OZC zoar 128 29c chips Camay C. THOMAS S 'Every Day Low Price* 15c >*< �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE CT, ItM Detroit Free Press of yesterday theae ■ ties in 1934. 198: in 1933. 142; inSIGNIFICANT FIG­ slgnificant statements: jured in accidents in five months URES FROM DETROIT "Traffic accidents attributable to of I93«. C-ZD «' compared with 4.- to the small. You could spend days the first Mission reached Spain, it at Golden Gate Park and nnd cv-i was regarded of st»ch impdrunce cry minute interesting, os it con- {that thc people were filled with Joy liquor have increased 164 per cent 521 for the same months last year., tains over 1.000 acres and has many and the event was celebrated with in Detroit since prohibition's InhlAccidents without any injury toll In rare exhibits. All told the city has {feasting and festivals, ft meant a Tree Proi Say« Traffic Ac- bhlons were lifted. I Detroit for thc-first five months of around 30 parks, saying nothing of - new land brought under thc dornlnI cidenta Due to Liquor In"Startling figures released by the ’“f1were 9’403: *“l >ear they playgrounds galore, bathing pools, ton of the Spanish King. Though baseball grounds and racing fields Junipero Serro did not live to sec | create 164 Per Cent *£! "■K»« '• >“• •« ,'■"■>» (Continued from Page One) of various kinds. At the Park you the consummation of all hla plans, i It will be remembered that one of ™ .ro xhown by the net Ux.l In fix* conduct of .the prison it Is known can see the largest windmill ever yet in 50 years after the establishf the mod persistent opponents of • —_ W_kLJ*k„ rx.l~.ll VX».A ELSL’rf !St With May touJ'~0"»T ■» U “"O'1" >”‘” that around a half dozen convicts constructed, having arms 114 feet in ment of this first mission there was have slipped away from its shores, length and said to pump 40,000 gal- a chain of 21 of them along the Patb.. U»> u. ™ no gp^x. „>.>»,». bx .hid. .>- but as nothing was ever heard from ioqs of water an hour. You can also clfic. in favorable locations, and them later it Ln supposed Quit they see the stoop '’Gjoa" (pronounced each one within an easy day's Jourit Is Interesting to read in thc ’ Detroit resulted as follows: Fatall1 -• — ■ « — ‘ It ’ll interesting Fatal!- coliolic stimulant has been a con- never reached the mainland a mile Yoahl. This is claimed to be the ney of the other. An average of 1.000 trlbutlng factor, although not often j a*a3r' ^°r *?. reason the,jje Northwest uassaae and was mission, and thousands of horses o".XlSTS vrlT rrmwlnrtlor 'J. ’*■»*». lhe noted explorer and inlxxlons, roamed over Lhe adjoining taS h«S limn “ die, to dmdnwS? .hm’.^ .«! “•">■« eaauy MM mountea uurma mu du ji-or .u. „ wupicthat oi young ia- ., land arc uniformly higher than dur- dies to demonstrate that that was:, lng the same months a year ago. --------- '--------- "Wiilskey and spirits were avail­ able only surreptitiously during the first five months of 1933. Comparl- they swam back again. San Quentin ‘rips out from San Francisco thatj; .j*™*.," h? haifTee ntui ---------- . - century. The (son of the accident totals, where po- te-another "island prison’’ not so far can be made very comfortably by MlsX properties became ’'■“Tl.." “’.r’ va“ m“ae vcry conuortaoiy oyiMission properties became enor’ * 'zHJani s.antllAre.,T and perhans better _____ ____ T..V7. and thq _ ___ lice reported drinking a factor, fh.n ^tter,known kno'‘n I mI bus We took one of lhemimously valuable yearly intherefore. ... Is of Interest. -It shows In purc down thc redwo,xl The|come sometimes 42.000.000 — -— — - u *!satraz_ uu»u me lnto reuwooa roresis. forests. xneicome sometimes reached reached 12 000000 — the first five months of 1934 the self de-ense. we belietc belleve that thatJhe pro-' trin trip didn't didn’t taWr take us to those mam- !^n cn^mous^ount tor tbosetlmeZ tlie peo____________ _____ _________ 1. number of accidents reported by -.pie of America will Insist that mur- moth redwoods 40 or 45 feet in di-.Those were lawless days in Callforjpetrolij.pollce where drinking u-as a d r-mad criminals shall be killed, luneter. but It led us among the nto and the Mission wealth dot only j factor was 702. For the same Just X5 we kill mad dogs and mur- smaller ones probably 15 feet or attracted pirates cruising thc seas, months in 1933 the total of such der-emzed animals. Some time the more in diameter. The giant red- but also bickerings of a political naaeddentx ww 394.’’ | oily o spending mi ltons and mil- woods 40 feet or more In diameter fure After had sureredSd We believe that the menace to life lions of dollars in prlron equlporfnt are suT^to be the ddest living things' in wresting the government of her and limb through dra**** I miniGn^mn^?' nnd ln,nions on thislfi^nct and for this-reason country from Spain, came the order alone will sooner or, later r»crse millions more to maintain convicts are entitled to respect and admira-|for secularization —.—>— .— of the Mission thc verdict of this state on the 11-{in Idleness, and millions and mll- tlon. Some claim that they were ’ property by tlie Mexican governxrumc Un>.s. .up. «„.U Px7»n, m„ro «,. „n>ro,<.,l„™rt,’lo^ KEHL? BE AT HASTINGS MM SUM THEMM *l1. AUTOSWANTED! Want to Buy TWO AUTOS, anything that will run, for HEAD-ON- COL­ LISION at Fair Grounds July 4th. See Mr. Pilbeam at Parker Home ■.“'liErlnlS JULY 4th Big Celebration and ■ Home Coming HENDERSHOTT. a happy day together and returned A. C. Clark and family went to home on Thursday. Pleasant lake near Jackson Bunday BRANCH DISTRICT. to attend Mra. Clark's and her moth­ Mrs. J. J. Willits. MLv. Helen Wiler, Mrs. Henry's family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kerr ot Has­ lite and Mra. Clara Day were Uri tings called at Ernie Matteson's and Cafitord Sunday to help Mr, and > Mra. Stanley Wlllite celebrate thA Albert Brill's on Sunday evening. wedding annlverzary. . ~ ' Mr. and Mrs. Morris Nofanor of Mra. Nora Fossett and Mrs. Dora Detroit spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garri­ Gutcheu celebrated. their birthday son. Mrs. Nofanor's brother. John Sunday by a family gathering. About one hundred twenty-five Messer, and wife of Los Angeles, Calif., visited her nt the Garrison gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bell Friday to welcome home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sinclair and them into our midst. The evening family ot Battle Creek spent thc was spent In visiting and music. The young couple were presented week end at Leo Hendershott's. On Sunday thc Helping Hand with a nice chair and magazine class met nt Trail's End at Gun lake rack. Ice cream and cake were served at a late hour. for a picnic dinner. Remember the Fourth Quarterly __________ ____________ Mrs. Sarah_______ Ostroth was called to Conference at Welcome next Sun- Woodland by the serious illness of day. Pot luck dinner at noon. I her sister. Mra. Ben Schneider. There will be an ice cream social The Misses Wsteon, Phillips, nt the sciioolhoiwe Thursday night, {alngerich and Temple, who hove This is served by the social com- been holding meetings at Nashville mlltee of the L. A. 8. Come and last week will begin meetings at the bring your friends. I South Maple Grove church Monday Mrs. Basil Haywood and daughters {evening. Thursday ■'and Friday of Alto came Wednesday to help I evenings they will be at the North her mother. Mra. Chas. Van Vrank- church. Everyone is invited to en. celebrate her birthday. They had come and hear these young ladies. taken to secure ueuer better con- jree see inar that iney they oo do not wcape escape, win will nave have found among the bull rushes, rushes howhow­ of the Missions. speedily taxen — trol of “ lhe ■*" selling, ....... of liquor n 1,1 Its appeal. un, When '’from n that glad day “thatTu^mem >• ever we know AoftSj no no eren one 'who can run •*> 1— 1 o v. Michigan. comes in we willonnra be ns' free mu/-»•»<« verify<! Do’orrS r». 1 ^n' t free from mttr- verify that .statement. A tree even; ------- -- -- ------------------------ ‘dcr5 arc England and neighboring 15 feet in diameter is some tree, and |cUco w*erns ,0 ** of n dlfYcrenl .iiwim.a.^. (Canada today. Back in thc early our driver claimed they would be at 'of architecture than lhe others, beSunday. Otto Van Sickle returned days tlie people of California didn’t leas; 1.600 years old. If lhat U true lng a combination of Moorish. Mis­ to his home at s>*pd- s!*nd (‘>r »ny fooling around with then these trees have lived through sion and Corinthian styles. The fa'Ing two weeks with father. Clair criminals. Under. the name of "Vlg- some marvelous changes ininthis old adorned with massive pil.. J. ,........ - ,x his 010cade caae isus wnn massive IFnr, Sickle, Qlr-Vly. end IllinA N*nt.l. I !»> IMIlL,'.*: lllI'V lx,nt Isu n~ . ..world. x .1 »■».. I.luncheon ....enanges . . uus... . aaorneu . .ta arched, ■ ■ and.pn.In vux and hl. CTTn krandpuentx, Uu-y trial mel InIn -.1.l>n( Por we Mopped at laxw. the doorway Mr. nnd Mrs. William Van Sickle. {Portsmouth Square near the water Redwood Inn. a delightful little re- the niches above are thc three Mis­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Mercer of ,r®nt ln FrancLsco nnd dealt sort In a beautiful mountain glen, slon bells, which prompted Bret Flushing visited Mrs. Letha Adkins ;°ul Justtoo very swiftly nnd efTec- surrounded with redwoods. A good Harte to write "Bells of the Past" last y by leaving the dan- sized mountain stream rippled Its commencing: I ILS X week. ---- criminal -----Mr. ndMr..ae»r«c araham a»d| S'™*tJ!'”™ ”,d!"" "Belta ot lhe wl. wto« taw-toMr. t and Mr.. Ce.mr Onxhanx and i'"™ « " ,^l ________ l«W lr~. —• ..................... — family Francisco Is a very beautiful yen a good trout stream, because | faintly and Mr. and Mrs. Richard f gotten music ■Graham with £5,lfi*ous broolc uoul were deluded : Still fills lnr W|ac 'Graham called at thc home of Mr.:; city. city, The me visitor »,5l-.Or is >s impressed witn thesober wide expanj5C expanse and Mrs. Keith Graham Sunday. j tlw wry 8utatan tlal construethro^h 'bSSttfliTlngeing the twilight of the and Mra. Keith Graham Sunday. 4he very solid, substantial constfucMra Catherine McAdams spent • t|on of its buildings, many of them forest stretches, through lovely valP«*«nt With thc color of romance. Saturday night and Sunday with quite -sky scrapers." with the beau- ley. and deep canyons, to the city ------------------------------------^rMUB?Jrh“Vhrr ria)7v!!i “ful parka n"d ’>lo>i:round5' wlth lL' of Palo Alto, seat of tl£ Leland ( hear you call Van Sickle, and brother, Clair Van .monuments and memorials. But no Stanford University, and home ot Sickle. rv.—. .. . ? . .. . ■ I Sickle. She She and and her her mother mother rere- .mnrtrr matter how attractive arty section Ex-President Herbert Hoover — The turned to her home al Lansing ma>there always wnis to be.University was built as a memorial I where she will have treatments for some draw-back, some "fly in the to Leland Stanford. Jr. His parhcr throat. ointment" If it isn’t cyclones, ents. .Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stanford. Fitzgerald to Be the Speaker Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Clark of Jack- thunder and lightning then it may gave $30,000,000 as an endowment for I..,.. visited XL* < r■ J1 IV ... ­ be >.,» bdv ’hmropn. ‘To X'n Inewle .. .. ... ... .. _It is . .located. lion Mr .....I and »Mrs W. How earthquakes lex* at• O San this. .... fine. ... institution. ard and Mrs. Adkins thc first of thc Francisco today with Its attractive on an estate of over 8.000 acres and substantial buildings and Its dean Leland Stanford- University takes Mr. and Mrs. Orla Tremer 'and streets well paved, you would Just rank with' lhe other big Univer-. thc- city ..... hod............ ai- sitlcs ... of our wuwawaj. country. The campus criliurvil - that ............ inr vuilipudi children OI of Maruil Martin ..pern .spent UUIIUHJ Sunday UL at naturally think Lacy to Talk the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart ways wyys been b‘‘en that thnl way. way But n,,t If *f anyone naturally Is spacious and well kept. kept,1 ... «... rearlw rhic hove <>11.1,1,1haphi.1, with 1* .1.1,.. —__ I *__..I —...__ ■_________ who reads this should drfi-es and boulevards leading Draper and family. lulled to be In Son Francisco nh to the principal buildings, which are Mr, and Mrs. Roy Ynrgcr of HasApril 18th. 190(1. he or she would about a mile from the main en1 tings spent Thursday afternoon and known that that is not true, trance. The buildings are of a but! 1 Evening xyllh Mr. and Mrs. Stuart have , On that date thc great earthquake sandstone, with roofs of red Span। Draper and family ol Morgan. happened that wrought such dam-{uh tile. Arches and colonnades add Miss Dorothy Mead after spend- age to thc city The people of Ban grace to thc Mission style of archi­ Every drop of milk we sell here comes from the stale to class our milk “GRADE A.” lng a short vacation with her par­ Francisco prefer to refer to It its the, lecture, which seems to cspcciaiour own accredited herd. We invite you to ents and friends, returned to kala- ■’Grcat Fire " There Ls no question Iy harmonize with this land of old And "Grade A” from Highlands Dairy, visit our dairy bams and see how clean the * tnazoo where she will go to summer but what thc greatest damage by Missions. . raw or pasteurized, costs you no more. cows are kept, how clean the bams are kept, . school. far. as far as dollars and cents are By the way thc oldest building and how carefully the milk Is handled. From Mr. and Mrs. Nichols and son. >concerned, was caused by fire, but m San Francisco is the Mission DoOur milk la Ice-cold when we place it In Walter, and Herman Smith and son. thc underlying cause was an earth- lores. In the middle of tiie l«lh thc time the milk is In the covered pail un­ our trucks, and is kept on Ice until It Is de­ 'Bobby, Lansing al the {quake, ■ —-of------------- visited -------- ... which broke the gas and wa- century the SpanLsh throne wished 1 til It is put in sterilized bottles and capped livered at your door. Because It Is clean and Van Sickle home Sunday evening ter mains. Thc fire started and to encourage thc colonization of its | ready for delivery, human hands never touch cold it will keep belter than milk that is not : there was no water to fight It with, territory in 1. Upper California, then so painstakingly cared for. it. That is the reason we are permitted by ____ The conflagration continued tor jmpeopted unpeopled save by Indian tribes. The four days until it literally "burnedI fepanish entered into an Kpanbdi throne t itsell out ’’ The buildings on over agreement with the Order of St. 400 city blocks, or an area of nearly Francis, to establish Missions In the I five square miles went up in smoke, new country, which were to be the 1 Over 25.000 buildings, valued at over nuclei ot future settlements, to S350.noo.000 were destroyed and over which Spanish subjects were to be 400 people lost their lives. If a encouraged to emigrate. The Fran-, person had visited lhat city shortly clscnns were to possess the Mission after this catastrophe, he would properties and the revenues for 10 ( have seen the streets filled with de- years, after which it was all to re- I bfis. buildings cracked, damaged or vert to the SjuuiLsh government., destroyed. Today the city is so Junipero Serro was the monk chosen clean, calm and serene that you io have cluirge of the enterprise.' Telephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, PropF. Hastings, Mich. wouldn't think that there had ever in the early summer of 1769 he I been an earthquake. The same sailed into the bay of San Diego, all | thing Ls true of Long Beach. Venice, this country at that time being noth-, Santa Barbara and other cities along ing but an unexplored wilderness, j the coast Tills is mentioned not to When the news of tile founding of emphasize earthquakes, but to demonstrate thc determination and character of the j>cople and their devotion and loyalty to their home cities The pride of thc people of San Francisco in their home city Is shown in their "Civic Center." Right in the heart of. thc business district thc city had a tract of a number of acres of ground. In thc center of the plat a large magnificent’ City I Hall was built, a building that would do justice as thc Capitol building of any country. Facing it. though some distance away is the splendid Civic Auditorium, with its 11 halls, having seating capacities all the way from 400 up to 11.000 each. Then there is thc Hall of Justice, occupied by tlie city's |»lice courts and de­ partments of the Superior courts, nnd on the top floor Is thc city pris­ on. Opposite thc Auditorium Is the California Slate Building. Thegrounds are very oUractlvcly land­ scaped and well cared for. all of which not only adds to thc beauty of the city, but stands as a monu­ ment to the loyalty and determina­ tion of a people who would never admit defeat. San Francisco's "come back" has been phenomenal. In 20 years after the quake, or the “Great Fire." the assessed valuation of the city nearly trebled; and exports. Imports, bank clearings, and bank deposits increased nearly five times what they were at the time of the HOME OFFICE—HASH INGS, MICHIGAN • The Largest of Its Kind In the State of Michigan ■\JOST people have the impression Kelvinator liaving to be satisfied witn a “second choke." catastrophe In 1906. A * A builds only thc higher priced models. They With Mrs. Sidney Shipman as our Before you buy — see the low priced Kelvinator chauffeur we were driven out are generally agreed that Kelvinator is the finest models. They have the same high quality of through the Presidio and Army The picture below shows lhe wreck of a fine frame bom belonging to Timothy — therefore, it must cost more. Happily, such materials and workmanship that have, during and Helen O’Connor. Emmet township, 8t. Clair county. This damage waa headquarters to the Cliff House, b not the case, because a Kelvinator does not done May 21, 1034, and this company promptly paid the full amount of the from tlie windows of which you can the past 20 years, established Kelvinator ns the look out at the Seal Rock?, usually policy, *1 JX0D0. com any more than other lending makes and the finest m electric refrigeration. Low down payment This Company has an envi­ pretty well covered with seals. They complete line of 17 different models includes a and terms to fit your budget. evidently expected company and able record for Equitable type and size for every home and every budget. were on their good behavior, though Adjustment of Claims and they are expected to romp around through the breakers and disport Any family, regardless of income, can enjoy PROMPT Payment of Losses. themselves In lovely fashion. They Kelvinator electric refrigeration .instead of Able Management by men Delivered, Installed and Guaranteed are very Interesting to watch, even when they are not stirring around with Insurance Experience. very much, and a visit to San Fran­ cisco should Includevisit to tlie Seal Rocks. From the Seal Rocks we went on *3 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN . to Golden Gate Park one of the most beautiful in this or any other country. It scarcely seems possible Jhat at’one time this, was nothing but sand dunes. Today it Is replete with beautiful drives, forests, lakes, streams and waterfalls. You will especially enjoy a visit to the Aquar­ ium and see the many living s|>ecimens of ocean fish mostly from tropical waters, from thc big fellows Auspices of American Legion • FAIRGROUNDS • FREE GATE No Admission Something Doing All Day Monday Night—Republican Night You Take No Chance. . Tuesday Night—Democrat Night Free Act Music On the quality or cleanliness of the milk you use in your home if you buy it of Highlands Dairy! Quartette And Other Attractions SEE SPECIAL PROGRAMS FOR PRIZE AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Why not use Highlands Dairy Grade A milk in your home? Just phone 2651 . . . and we'll do the rest! The HIGHLANDS DAIRY This Big Company Pays Policyholders Millions of Dollars! For more than Are your buildings going to be wrecked or blown away this year? . .. Possibly! WHAT! YOU DIDN'T KNOW KELVINATOR BUILT LOW PRICED MODELS, TOO?, of course they do! A ROBLESKI ELECTRIC SHOP A liberal windstorm insurance policy with this Big Company will give you the protection you need, and if a cyclone damages your property We Pay the Loss. The cost for this protection is very low—it has been less than 7 cents per $100 of insurance for the entire 49 years of its existence. Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Co. ® KELVINATOR 50 years, heavy windstorms have swept Michigan! See one of our Local Agents ... or write the Home Office. �THE HAST1NOH BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE S7, 1M4 Social Events atid Personal Mention MISS HELEN LINN ""rry-rn— ; SUCCEEDS MISS TUTTLE,American Legton Continuing Work With Barry Oo. Health Unit as City School Nurse '[local CIVIC PLAYERS Auxiliary Activities. RECEIVE RECOGNITION HWt,ng, cirie n*,m k... Get Set to represent community [theaters .of southwestern Michigan During the summer the American .at the Adult Education Conference ' iiLegion heK,'”n Auxiliary, as has h“ been-the'tobcheldatWesternBtateTeacbJ.‘,e,ld "l Wc3lfrn 8tate TeachJ HeIpn H’”1, *ho U to «*'- «««««« t<* several years, will hold’m* College at Kalamazoo. July 18 Max Mead of Comstock spent the wcd M1„ Mildred Tuttle as city but h— one meeting - ^7 and 18. Tlie invitation read* a* a month and anweek end at the Wayne Merrick, ^ijooi :iur*c with the Barry Coun- inounccment will be made of lhe'follows: ^MIm Norma Jean RldHmnn anent•h<U’ T*nt*d ^“'piacc oi meeting mreiina and ano the tne etale. aaie. ■ 'Dear Dear Mr. Barnett; place of last wUkTponui ^ith hi uS Gertrodc Bentfry* apartment on 8o . Nomination V, of officers .... for the under wa/ way dv at Wertem .... , .Plan* are UHUtl HCaKlll last week in Pontiac with her uncles Broadway. . coming uIvIruip T-nrh^,' II~. tnr coming year year will will be be made made nt nt the the J July'State Teachers' ca College lor .a twoand aunt. During the-school year of 1932-3J. fncvtlng, so li Is hoped there may day Conference on Adult Education Ml** Beatrice Carrothera cajnelMLw Linn wa* with tl*c Woodland be a large attendance.' -More definhe' to be held on July 18th and 19th. home Saturday from Detroit for her [consolidated school and last year wa* Information will be given lafcr.----' ‘----’ Thc—— Wednesday afternoon session aummer vacatton.... riattoned at the Ann J. Kellogg Members „ 1V ,„ w urged w are nlro to rcmem- <>u July 18th is to be devoted to nVeMis* Bdva Riley ha* gone to Kai- j^hool in Battle Cifek. Previous per the donations nf jelly Jam etc STwaTr llW *Umn’er Ui' &hr V a nulr,lton winTtS'of lhe Unit' and tninulc reports of what thf various communities arc doing. ‘-<'‘era who who will will cooperate. cooperate, are are doing doing HEN your friends ertme, home for the big Edward £Jum Bottum of of Del,er. DrTc.i* stwnt «™-nextension department-other* I adled culled our Civic Theater 40 4o find the w£k en? whh hianlrent*. 515 Af... u .... toefr canning, it will be a g.axl idea out which town in southacstcm 3-day festival, they will be dressed up to X Mra E F Bottom Mr' , Mta* Tuttle has made a wide clr- to put up a few extra quart* of Michigan U doing' interesting work celebrate. You will want to look your best, too. Mra Ra? Branch Sid m.u. have C? °‘ ni'ndMalncc fruIt <* vegetable^ to be sent later In dramatics. Mr Carver suggested retuJLdftJ? Hi«hi»nrtdn-^ whrrn "n H*"1, 1M,r rtmov“l to Hiilsttale to the Otter Lake Billet and the'that we have a representative of And that takes clothes of good quality. You they wnt the W-Xk end 'C°U?‘Jr *i‘T* c°nt,n1?c1Ilwr | Vetr-ans ho-pttal at Camp Cnster your organization 1.11 about tlie inwill find no better values anywhere, we believe, Marv Ellen Mulder is v stuns her *’ork . * th .1(tb<> w K- -KcUt will MM do but a little thc ||UV> quotaa , teresting work AIIKJI which you air are doing. -- - — - *« ' If nil W... , '0111.^ V.M1K -A. ^71 ........................... ’./.".’A Foundation Misa Linn cutncj, comes equalam u,. raised rniM.tl with Wlth nno 8rca .;Wc tliould uivuld like very much to have . , — iuuiiuiiwii <ui» - iCa rjn iy* MLs* L.11U1 come* coiiui equaln easily be great!We than the following: .d ...a .» ...I. w,,..™.. W1U. us u u b U|,luull,lc Wr ---- - •_«_»--------------I you to come, can you send some ENJOYABLE PARTY member of your group? Mr. and Mr*. Earl Boyrs spent MARRIAGE OF JOHN nex.i.i-enw 1 “m eliciting a rough draft of Sunday at the Hardy dam. MESMER OF LO* AT COUNTRY CLUB !,1(' program a* planned. We have --------- i■ hurt sent out letter* inviting thc illness of her nrt’her MrMy ,,r5 iblends wiii be thc following account . .. ...... .,; Roatfcddf flowers had thc place of '"Peakers, and. conveniently. haW Mead nwaier. Mrs. of tllv ing of John Me^wr Sanforized the wwld wedding Mc*scr nnd and ( Honor honor nt lhe thc Tuesday Country Club on,y n Icw luimrs on the program I Mis* Laura Grrve cliuoed the! luncheon, t,,ni-h>v%n Kiarkri«j Susans in Mr andand MrsSunday Lvie Scudder «K- „• clipped from iUie in com- I will send you u revised program Os I Saturday with herao-nt £r MIm L“ura Orc 3*^ — I b"’?tlorl blackeyed a,ld »J95 Thc Wee Kirk o' tlx- Heather j many of the vases and baskets; car- I At a meeting of thc executive Preshrunk Cotton ents. Mr. and Mrs. L- L Wutaon, in Icornmittce held Monday evening the 1 where the ceremony took place is a I copals and bachelor ________________________ buttons cenHolland. ' •| members voted unanimously to have little churcli very popular (or wed­ tered the bullet table. Mrs. Tho* Baird Is visiting her In the west. It Is u replica White, Mesh or Patterns There was a targe attendance. Barnett represent the group as [ daughter and husband, Mr nnd Mra. dings of the church in Glencalrn. ScotStewart Cleveland, of Port Huron | land, where Annie Laurie was bap- guests from away included R^rs. A. [■■’peaker C Brown. Grand Rapid*. Mra Rich- . “ .rrr ’ • 5. -this week. ttzed. from which site was married urd Messer. Los Angeles, and Mrs CAMP FIRE GUARMlsa Durothy Mulder of Haiti’ and also buried. । niASic sicctisic Creek vblted her uncle ind mint. |[ Di the Wee Kirk o’ the Heather at Phyllls Reynold*. Ann Arbor. Mra. Kellar Stem entertained a1 UI Also MEtHNl^ Mr, and Mrs Henry Mulder, over l!early cundic-lightlng .lime Saturgroup of ten complimentary to Mra. I—- , . 7~~Z7 .. My Women Hear Nation- | iday evening, n charmingly in (or ma 1 Messer. The committee in charge ’ Mrs. Vernon Wininger and fam- I■ wedding ceremony wm solemnized were Mrs. Janie* Radford. Mra. c. j ally Known Speakers lly were in Ionia on Friday attending .when Mis* Laui* Gregg, daughter aiiwooi nv. • commencement'. Miss Leuna remain­ of Mr. and Mra William Prowill. P. Lathrop. Mrs, Abcn Johnson and < Mra. M. o. Hill ' at Camp Kxtanmwa ing for the week. o( Inglewood, became the bride of Top score nt contract was won t»y Mrs. Abcn Johnson. Mra. Dasie Mrs. Harper Ewing and Mr> ‘ Zipper John Mewer. son ot Mrs France* .Vrs Clifford Dolan. Tlie golf event Cru? and Miss Jannct Michael were Frederick Slocum of Grand Rapids were guests of Mr. and Mr* Oliver .Messer, of Los Angeles. Rev. Itay —low gross talkfeit—went to Mrs. in attendance ut the camp Fire [ । Miller, ot St. Andrews Episciqxil Gannan of Gun lake. } | Guardians' meeting held ut Camp , Johnson Lust week -j chureh, read thc double ring service i The committee for next Tuesday; Kltnnniwa. Clear lake, <in Friday. Mr. and Mra. Albert H. Carvcth returned Tuesday from Churlcatun. at 6 o'clock in the presence of more will be Mrs. Jos. McKnighl. Mrs and Saturday. About eighty Guar­ than one hundred guest*. I Euri Coleman. Mr*. P. T. Colgrovc up W. Va.. where they visited Mr and The bride has made her home for! and Mrs. Wm. R. Cook. and speakers of national reputation! Mrs. Marion Hodgson. ----- --------- -*♦«•--------- :----tn Camp Fire brought many things! Mr. and Mrs Howard Black of thc past six months in Westwood HA3LMOND—WILLITTS. of .interest io nil. East Woodland culled on hl' mother. With Mr and Mrs. Albei t P Knolle, Priacs were given for the best' Mrs J. F. Black, and abler, Mrs. of 1923 Camden avenue, while at- [ At the Episcopal chupel in Mount HE American Legion is doing a good thing tending the University ut Califor- Clemens on Sunday at seven In the Camp Fire notebooks mid the hon­ Wayne Merrick, on Tuesday nia at Lo* Angeles, where Khc1 is a evening the marriage of MKs Willo- or went to Mra. Crue for having the! for Hantings anti Barry county in staging ahd Mrs. Keith Fuller were guests of Juniur mid is affiliated with Phi norc WlllitU, daughter of Mrs. best kept notebook The one kept the Homecoming celebration. Boost it and Upsilon PL honorary educational | Gfurue Post, to laxr Hammond, soli by Miss Jatmet Michael was given Mr. and Mrs Gerald Nash ol Hop­ sorority Mr Messer Ls a Kuppa Sig-iuf Mr and Mra Claude Hammond. make it successful. /Je here and enjoy it honorable mention and excerpts! kins at a fistr supper on Monday Mra. M- J. Crt»a. Mrs. Sarah , । mu from thc same campus, and was was solemnized by lhe Rev. Cecil from it were read. Mra. White of I thc home of his parents. Mr. and ,Brandstetter nnd Mrs. Emtna Mur­ night Clurton. rector Attending the bridul Charlotte also had a fine book which Miss Evelyn Potter of r'l<lcai[o'and l®ri*du‘*u'd w,th thc e,afia of 32 Mrs Edward Hackney. dock were guests of Mrs. William Sprague and7---Mra. Edgar EdgarI' T,lc brldv worv a b,niI>ly "‘odeled. couple were her staler. Mis* Lucile Was highly commended. Mr and Mra. J F. Edmonds nnd Gillies of Hartford Saturday night ,Mrs. Millon vcrmoniviuc'wet" ver> Io,,« *hl,e, *hltc *"* Wilbtt*. and Miss U.rts Ryan, bpth Topics for discussion included the ”. o. of Vermontville were’|tm*'t.-। guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Stone, and Sunday. On Sunday they at- Sprugi , ind Mr* D D Walton on cr‘,lx’ w'th mntchll,« turban and of Hastings, and Ctuirles Linwood various Camp Fire craft* and na­ nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Edmonds tended church at Bangor and heard small face veil. She carried a bridal Jones nnd Leon Poirier of Detroit. ture lore, handwork and Hobbies." Friday rpent Monday at Hardy Darn. 'Rev. Wm Goltz, a former pastor ol ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto Isctihath and Uhower of gardenias, while ra-es and I The bride wore an attractive which was the Camp Fire project - Mr*. Everett clay < Margaret thc Delton Methodist church, of , sons. HoJILs nnd John, and Mr< wffite sweet peas Her maid of hon- gown of pule rose fiat crepe with the past year. Bagei who has been in Chicago, is which all were members Those present felt that the meet­ Howard Ulrdsall nnd Tommy and or nnd only attendant was Miss blue trimmings, her colonial bouthe guest of her father. Joe Sage, Gordon Ironside was in Lansing Norlnne were In Grand Rapids on /Ciaiab-’lle Knolle. sorority sister ol quet being of mixed blooms. Miss ing was very much worth while, and end Mr. nnd Mra. Jnmes Moses. ,'on Monday on business. [thc bride, who wore a frock of tur- Lucfic Wilhtts' dress was of blue greapy appreciated thc klndnt.vi and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook and,, 1 Dr. B. A. Perry was In Lansing Saturday. ' Mrs, Ethclyn BuJioltz and son i!'■quoLsc blue crepe with small match» err pt: tr!rr. “.cd with zitltz t_;[1 generosity of the W. K. Kellogg crepe trimmed white and “ Mkss family were Sunday guests ot Mr oh Tuenioy on business. ‘ Her bouquet of yellow " Ryan's was while । —’■ dress J----------------— crepe. |E\>undation in making such a gath­ Jack of Whitewater. Wis.. came last U1B ll*rb,in nnd Mrs H H. Jordon of Grand HASTINGS Mrs. Winona Downing of Lansipg !week for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. rUB*s l,'"‘ “•attractive note of color ' Following thc ceremony, a wedding’ ering possible. . Rapids nt their Gun lake cottage. I ias home over. Sunday. - ’-------------------------[dinner was served at the "Green Ralph Eggleston, and her slater. MLss icO---------«lr“flt l,-------> ncr costume. Mbs Ann Veltc goes to Three Riv- ‘Mrs. L. A. Tliibout of Grand!'; Eva A. Hecox. ! jacx acroogic. tvappa o>giua ironi ; ptne_ ... [ Jack Scroogic. Kappa Sigma from [pines" In Mount Clemens. 1 I,,rk Srmoule. KaiHiu I BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY ir* today for a few days' visit with Rapids is the guest of Mrs James ..... .... ot a_...w -i... •- j ... Mrs jinmnMMld jlavc nn 'the University South California, Mr. aju ; Miss Bertha Marshall of New friends mid will then gv> to Smith SlUbee. AT COUNTRY CLUB York City is the guest of her sister w’n'e‘1 “* br!’1 nu‘« 1Uul J°--• l1” ^•~»|Ui«iriu>Jni Clark apnrtinfni at 141 West Euclid St. Bend. Ind , where she will make her oimure It lire home. home I McNulty and Dick Todd • husband Mr a.d . F : and Harry Morris, ' ’w ------------------------ usitcrcd. ------- c«i. | Detroit Detroit"where they arc at home to future A benefit bridge jiarty at oTJKr. C.S IMW.S. mata.-CW| ...................... - Messer . ........- | Mr. and Mrs. left Immc-i their friends, thc former being em• -------------- McElwain. Miss M „„ west coast. wu.,1. Idlatrly after the ceremony on a six ployed by the Van Ogden Co. «cr . T J to, the rented the Fred Stebbins collage at w. and Mr* George , Gillette of '*vvk*' honeymoon motoring trip to Both Mr and Mrs. Hammond are Gun lake for a month. Dr and Mrs.1 Mrs. L. L. Dewey and son George 1 Mr. C.».„lry Club Io, mcn<b •*>» »“ to ” l““L today, Detroit were over Sunday guests of Chicago. New York and other cast- well known In this city and their Ihr Charles McIntyre of Ann Arbor are spending Wednesday, Munday evening. July 9, commencing -------------------------------------nn,. . *5? ."“A®? “T .... <-llles ----- - “— „ — ..... many friends ,, _____ Mr. and Mrs clarence Baker Mr. ern nd u.P°n thelr ........ "torn will unite In extending best upending two wwks with them , with relatives near Lowell. at 8:00 o'clock. It 1* The hope of WEST ORANGEVILLE ' ?i’ ? i t r”“f’p in Lo* Angeles. Mrs. Messer 1 wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cordes drove to ' Mra. Winifred Maus of Martin Gillette coming for a railroad men s reside the committee that numbers will I AND EAST GUN MARSH ‘ rLJ” nm.RhAw returned was the guest of Mr. and Mra. Ed ­ ■plans to complete her senior studies! ----■ — ■■ — -a * Ann Arbor Sunday, returning Mon­ meeting on Sunday Mrs R A Bradshnw b 0,1 the' home from-Cripe hospital Sakur* j RECEPTION FOR NEWLYWEDS. gurata Irienda^ho are not memSera day accompanied by the latter* gar Brooks over the week end. ' Mr. and Mra. Russell Kancner were at U. C L A next year. “ n, tJncmbers --dek list, having been confined to her day with her twtnk, a boy and a pre-wedding at mother. Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds, who 1 Mr*. George White has returned guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Wes- । Among -: r----- parties feting! ..a lovely •, reception took place ... from Charleston. W. Va.. w^iere *he Pinter. Jr. of Detroit over the uerk the attractive bride was the high tea,the home of Mr and Mra. Bert Frtaplans to spend thc summer here. — by Gn Saturday evening. June 16. Ir_nmrn., W1I, b® wr’ed and many. Mr and Mrs c E VanEtt en-1 arc tlie proud pau^nta of a boy born Mr und■ Mr. -Wrr.rU.rrr re- -------------- U“ Sru'dey .lUrrum preMr and Mm. Burr Van Houten spent her vacation with Mr, White cm,• -Lawrence Wolfe goes Friday to lunwd with lira lor » Mel. vUU “'aln« u" |n honor ol the marriage of Mr. and I' rti« downed W M1“ and son ot Alma arc expected to Traverse City where he lias an en----- •*— Bha at ~ Constantine last Thursday. Mr, nnd Mr. V L. Wokwt or \ Jtord. ot Hollywood, when rMWen spend the week end with her moth aLher»C^nlng *“I committee for lhe benefit ta: [joyed a visit from their daughter, r* the­ «““cnwnt wllh an orchestra for the chRrjotu. *pcnL Thursday with M°r i*rlcnd3 showered the ' honor guest , er. Mrs. Sarah Brandatcttcr. t"_ PT?.t tahto I Mrs Richard Groos. general 1I Mr*. Florence Hawley, of Grand d-Ul return ironic next week. first .|,uPJ'”er.„. M w and Mra. Keith Daniels. They also J* “ “ > “ »««; ,' lian ? lnf occasion being thc little fellows first Tilt table on wj»ch the gjfu wert. chairman; Mrs. Charles Pott*. Mrs. Rapids. lYiday and Saturday. Mrs. mis. TWVIIII nicy uisu, ................. , ... .. . Mr*. James Bristol. Mrs. R. W. . . . ._ ... . .. 1 r*niiW«»KV In tho hrlrlo wnu tho nrrnrRay Yeqlngton and little daughi called at the hmira ot Mr. and Mn. ! courtesy to thc bride was the attcrtie Creek and little grandson, BUlta birthday. • placed was artistically decorated Kcnjth McIntyre.. Mra. Louis BessMra. rrcacricK t . i-arxcr and. a ^. 8 ' c ® rde "' ^ rs ; °L ' A. T. Ea-sn and Mr. ...» — a. ,. «. ter. Jean, came with Mr*. Hawley. Durkee, of Grand Rapids were BuhA Eash Mr and Mrs V L no<in brl‘,«c P®rly and miscellaneous uith pink and white «epe paper and mer, Mra. Wm. Stebbins. Mra. WUMrs. Frederick T. Parker and. a Mrs. Earl Buflenbergcr, Margaret > friend. Mrs. Warner, of West Palm ?”d«St f OB BpC 1 Wolcott Woicoit in FYecport. Freeport, shower with which Miss Knolle en- plnk and white peonies Bouquet* of bur M„ cl de W1 Mr*. Phoebe Mote and Mr. Mr. and aixl ?n h^homc on Cnftdcn ruse* . .. Dan...Wall .. - McCallerty and Mrs. S. A. McCaf- home. roses and nconlc* peonies made verv very attrarallrac- ' | David Goodyear Beach, Fhi. are expected thia week r* — 1I Mr * Pbocbe and Mrs. for a visit with the former * parents. [ *"' a‘‘a f Mrs. Roy Thomas, accompanied by. {avenue, when guest* included U. C. tlvc decorations throughout the dorfl. „ Mr. and Mr* w A'. Hall. They are °nrvtnTon snnrtBvM«L Mr. and Mm Glenn Lee of Richland.- iL. A- sorority sisters of the hostesn rooms nnd the same color arrange­ ' 1“*.±?have been spendlfig the post week ar and the honor guest. ment was carried out in thc refresh­ driving through. FRISBY—ANDRI’S. v -^*nM ” * *** Manistique lake and other points ments served. The young couple Mr. nnd Mra. Rex McLeod and two 'i rrceiu ----- --------------------------------Thc marriage of Miss Aline An­ HONORED WITH SHOWER. children. Donald and Richard, of. rrcenziv "S™'* onenM. . ln northern Michigan were thc recipients of many and drus. daughter pf Mr. and Mra. Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I'.(anohtor ' Mrs Edward Hackney and daugh ­ useful gifts. ” —.7.™ ' Mr* “nd Mr" ROiS 810*101811 *pCnt Jerry Andrus of Hastings. and Mr. Among thc out-of-town guests Rex Frisby. son of Mr. and Mrs. blorr of Galesburg were Sunday ?X?lWednesdav “ " " ftz^hJ^ home ~ m from Frlday unt” aund ‘y w*'b ^e ter. MU* Alice, were hostesses at a guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc­ U>t^il^fter Silin?h£ falhe? D? lormer i P«rcnt.s. Mr and Mra. Will miscellaneous shower, given at the present were, Mr. Benjamin Colllge, Bert Frisby of Freeport, was solem­ .„v muxxa >mwuc nized by Rev. Thomas Davis al 2:00 Misses nu»<uyu Kathryn «>u and d Blanche f a RhemoM 1 ’ . Bldelipan near NaahvUlr Mr and home of Mrs.Hackney, last wednes- the Leod and family. ««''"»•» a«'d ' ™ Of day evening. June 20, honoring Miss oonigiT of Battle Creek; Mr. and P. M. on Thursday. June 14. at An­ Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tolhurst and |I n J O.r. n^ ono. .c Mil—.. nf ?toMnm In1 Pontt,c abo *c'‘k »‘,’d Thelma Kennedy, whose marriage to Mrs. Leland Draper and children. gola. Indiana. Attending the bridal , Misses Lillian and Pauline Tolhurst ker tw William Hackney u wn event of this Mrs. A. I. Draper and Mrs. Sarah couple wore Mr. and Mrs. Carlton of Marshall were In the city Friday xce tne lost of the week to run in । then1 mretlh HereorJenu M^‘wSre1 Pbu* Conk,,n ",ur,vd lron’ Rl« Wednesday evening. Jupc 27. I Burd of Grand Rqpids; Mr. and Mrs. Bump of Hastings. ^evening calling on friend^.. ho^! »U MS’° h Rapids lastFridaywhen he has Avery enjoyable evening WUS will Crfok of Saranac; Miss Beatrice Tile bride was lovely in a gown of Mr *MMn Bldncv Hooch nf b<*n UMlnK “ S,X WPCk'’ summcr iKLsscd by playing bunco, high score;Bloomer of Alto; nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. light blue georgette with white ac­ cessories and Mrs. Bump wore light notrntt r ■ term at Ferris Institute. He and hh going to Mba Chrystal Thomas. This | Mlles Andrus and son of Morgan, -------------- « • •--------------- . mer' li thr?r n..?ta£'*w*r- MK' Fr‘incf"' Coukili: went was followed by light refreshments. pink georgette wlpi matching ac7^5 u! ,l° Kalan’»«1o Monday to attend the Ml** Kennedy was the recipient of I FAREWELL PARTIES FOR thrBHtv Mt^rtnv Ud ’ d i summer school at Western State many lovely gifts. I MRS. ROBERT WALTON. On their return that evening the ------------------I In honor of Mrs. Robert T. Walthc city Monday. Teaciura' college bridal party was entertained at the Mra Robert Hendershott and chll-1 "J’. 7.™;* Mr „nf| Mri PRE-NUPTlAt. PARTY. ton. who leaves soon for her new home of the bride's parents with an Complimentary to Miss Agnes Hu-' home in .Kalamazoo. Mrs. Wilbur eight o'clock dinner for thc im-I JJ1 J A E Simpson, her three sister*. ven. a kitchen shower waa given by Lane entertained with two tables mediate families. The color Khemc B«*t Quality lMS«h£re sh?r. ^jMiraes Dorothy. Dori* and Hilda Mrs. VfHiglui Fuller cn Friday eve-1 of bridge on Friday following u one was well carried out hi white and Frank I Mr and Mrs John Mra£r of Los! 8,m”aon “nd her f ------ ining at her home on W. Bond st., i o'clock luncheon. Bridge scores pale yellow. ieorce fourteen nguests enjoying t*games were won -j by -----Mrs.—L.— E.<-----------------Barnett and I "*r- Mid Mrs. John Messer of Lz>s ,gimpson. also Miss Garnet George •••.—•*■ ... —...*.-* ...and । -— /-o... Mr. and Mrs. Frisby are both . . .. . . *<■-. . o n n f»....... ,r_nr..r rvircsnmciiui. Miss nn.*u> Huven iiuvvn received retcivcu Mrs. Chas. -S. j. Potts, and Mra. Wal- graduates of Hastings High school I Angeles, who have been spending । william Johnson and Earl Van't Ii refreshments. . the oaat week thc A A Anderson *rl varll| some lovely »irr« gifts. imr Her mnrri.ee marriage ..Jton to | ton was was elven given aa euest guest nrize. prize. , the pastatweek at the A. A. Anderson Hof all of Grand Rapids ’ ^...e ------ imelv and Mrs. Frisby-13 a teacher in the Mrs. Barnett and Mrs. W. M. rural schools. 1 Iot a'triD to^hc J' Frcd McHnle of Ttucon. Arl- Edgar Hoevenair will be an event of Stebblnvwere hostcsics al a brldgejXVrir£reConAX r^.’lUrt SkVhX tlie near future. After a short wedding trip In thc ------- »*-•--------------luncheon on Saturday at the forstate, thej will be at home to their GRADUATES FROM COV-------------- uier's home, covert being laid for friends al the home of the groom's INGTDN HIGH SCHOOL. ‘ twenty. Bouquets of garden flow1 ciiIm. ma,. w^, parents. . Mrs. Nettie Hyde has received i era centered the luncheon table*. ' Thi^men ^lh °rL”rn ^unduv^but ■lhe u"tvcrs“> of Arizona and SX. W. 1 to Michigan to attend the In- word lhat her grandson, Qjurtncy; At bridge Mrs. Irving BenlonJand , MIDDLEVILLE. Mra Andren ntan Urnal,Anal R°tan at Detroit. He Is H. Kratz, graduated this month Mm. Roy Cordes were thc whuiers. During thc storm Wednesday from the Covington. Ky.. High I Out of town guests were Mrs. Mrs. N.cDonald and children plan nmiHAnt nr »i... .to .pend six week* at their cottage. K<Unl 01 the TuACOn R<*’n school. hU older brother. Malcolm Mary DiqkofT of Iron Mountain, who night thc large barn of Glenn Solo­ 100% WAo/« Wluat-AU llu Bra* ' mon on Grand Rapid.' St., wa* turned "on Saturday Hfrom ^a' tw<»! Thow lrom oul o( ‘°*n who came Kratz. fihUhhig in February. They j is attending the summer session at struck by lightning and burned. iturned on Saturda) from a twq|,o attBnrf ,>ie funeral of Mrs Al- arc the sons of the late Mra. Lorn ! M. S C. and Mrs. Irving O. Ben- Four horses and many tools were de- | Hyde Kratz. Mrs. Hyde's daughter, j ton of Battle Creek. stroyod. About y»ut;eyca,yM»r»elL Charles H. Whitmore, who has, PARENTS OF A HON. LUNCHEON FOR MRS. JORDAN. Hastings relatives . received word j Honoring. Mrs. Gay Jordan of; been attending Western Stule. ac- 1 Munday of the birth lhat morning! Flushing, N. Y„ Mrs. Charles Potts ''Icoinpanicd by a lady friend spent । of a non 'to Mr and Mra. Marion entertained groupV7riends*6at~ ' “ nf snn tn uritl Mrs Mnrlnn 1 rntertnlni-H a »r»..» c ' what then? Well, no good hh • nnd Mrs rrcd Stowell and daughtrr Hodgsqn tOertude Carvethi of urday at luncheon nt her Gun lake ° ... J?. ,™mer has alnce been relieved by heavy o( Norwalk. o!ll0Mr and Mrs Charleston, W. Vu. The little fellow eoUage. Mr*. Richard Messef of ’t8Tt summer ram*. -----|john Schroeder. Mrs. Nettie Dono­ has been named Albert Carveth I I«s Angeles and Miss Marie Bence. I van and Mrs. Bessie Rogers ol sr "'■■w ym‘ "»».im. x pany with Rev. R. W. Merrill and Grand Rapid*. chances on lhe vision being son, Donald, of Lowell, left very ________ itt yl__________ ______________ w.rt larer no oonbt early Monday morning for Lake GUESTS AT DINNERS. ENTERTAINED FOR GUESTS. I POT LUCK CLUB. Patrick and Joann Stridden are' Louise, near Charlevoix, where Rev. Several very delightful parties Mrs C. W. Clarke and Mra. Sable Mrs. Ben Merrick was hostess to N^numg l*o weeks with their M>M Sugar. SUa«4 Merrill has bualneas connected with honoring Mr. and Mn Harold Brown entertained twelve guests; her pot luck club on Tuesday eve-1 grandparent* and attending Bible; ful and will be increasingly the large tract of land presented to Sheffield of Detroit were held during very delightfully on Wednesday of nlng. covers being laid for fifteen. I^bool. Michigan Methodism by .Horner tncir their vwv visit ncre here tne the past weex. week. .!a*t —. — _u .. —.---------— -• —-- dining table . . was centered . . with ...j oup chair factory has some new week at thc .. Ferdon cottage at i(The Bro*, of Eaton Rapid*. They exOn Friday evening a family din­ Gun lake, honoring Mra. Frances 1 a bouquet of lovely roses.- A boun-. model* on the furniture exhibition* THESE LOW PRICES SUBJECT TO SALES TAXI I poctcd to ttop for Rev. H. R. Quant nrr wa* served al the home of hi* Messer and Mra? John Measer of tllul chicken dinner was enjoyed and we all hope they land some good of Big Rapid* enroute. The group father, Dr. P. G. Sheffield, with Mr* land the evening spent with visiting. orders. planned to do a Mt ot fishing and Edith Bonnell as hootess. W. a. Johnson is delivering the I all having a delightful time. will return today. Wednesday. Mr.’and Mrs. Jay Smith of near _ UIBTHDAV PARTY. mail, while Ray Serven Is enjoying, — -- - —-• ...... uk;u honqr s 1 seven uiuica mates. “2d Qullub_y su.-i-u.Lu entertained ... in_thelr Tuesday 'was oquy Sally uoouyvar Goodyear'* Seven staves spates oi of me the United State*, a vacation from his duties a* car-i i OPTOMETRIST . mt. — — — rs. Leo Fa. . -and daugiinic><iay cve' I ana Mra. Farrand daugh- on Monday nijpit night aud and Tuesday eve- sixth birthday so she entertained and the District of Columbia, have rier. ter. Mary, of Lansing, and Mr. and ning they were dinner guests of Mr twelve of her small frlenrls very de- more women than men They are Fra'ilk Pilbcam was in town', the I Hasting* W. D.Uotr Thi Bia Lltth Stan Mr*. Harry Karger and Mr*. Wm. and Mr*. George Sheffield. The llghtfully tn the afternoon- The MaMachusetlA. Rhede Wand. New other day. advertising the three dgys'; Aubrey oLBattle creek were callm*,Sheffield family reibiiou was held al children played game* and had- a. York. North Carolina. South Caro- celebration to be held tn Hastings.! at Rev. Conklin'* qn Bunday. !Oun lake on Bunday. happy time. , Una, Georgia, and Alabama. Frank used to make this town hU. Floyd Holland of Allegan wa* in i Clarence Hackney, who received the city on Monday. 'hta A. B. degree last Monday from Attorney Fos* Eldred of Ionia Western State Teachers' College, luwi returned •« to Kalamazoo where he is Bpent Monday here with friends. k-~ k . u the office of one of his Mls* Dorothy Mead-1* home from employed in during the summer. Holland for the summer vacation. professors , -< Mra Kim Bigler and Mis* Betty ■ Mltaa Margaret and Marion DeMeyer were guesta of ■iglcr were in Grund Rapids on ------- -of Kalamazoo --------------------------------Mias Margaret Merrick on Wednes­ ’ Mra. Cora Biggs of Rutland spent day. MlS3 Margaret Balfour, who had been visiting Mi&s Merrick, re­ Tuesday with her stater. Mrs. J. F. turned to her home in Kalamazoo sdmpnds. • 'Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McDonald nnd with the Misses DeMeyer. , Children visited friends at Goguac Miss Julia Connor and niece. Miss lake on Bunday. Marion Edger of Missouri, were the R. T. OUelley of Petoskey was the guests of Hon. and Mrs. John C. guest *of Mr. and Mrs. John M<f- Ketcham on Sunday and Monday. Leod on Friday. ।1 _____ Misses Norma and Nelda ww. Cool «vacMra. J. R. Hayes is visiting her compstnied them to New York for daughter. Mra. F. B. DroulUard, of a few weeks’ vtalt with relatives. Pontiac till* week. . Mra. Edna Enoa and two children Mr. and Mft. G. A. Zuldcma of of Cincinnati, formerly of this vi­ Pontiac vlxllcd her mother. Mr*. cinity, arc visiting iier sister. Mrs. j Ague* Fisher, on Sunday Fred Clemencc. of Climax, after Mr nnd Mrs. Gordon Ironside and spending some time with her broth­ family have gone to their cottage al er and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gun take for the summer. Jones, and her stater. Mias Ethel George Sheffield nnd hta brother­ Jones. in-law. Nral Perry, of Frc*no. Cal.. Neal Perry of Frvsno, California, were in Laming on Monday. Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Ryan were who lias been visiting hb mother. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Perry, and staler and husband, Mr. and Mrs. George Sheffield, for Theron Mead of Buttle Creek. Mr. and Mra. M. D. Crawford of two weeks, leaves today for Detroit Eaton Rapids were Sunday guests where he will spend a few days be­ fore going to Chicago and home via ot Mr- anti Mrs. C W. Clurke. • Mr. and Mr*. George Robinson. Vancouver. Philip Van--------------------------------Zllc visited his grand­ Mrs. S- C. Brock and Mrs. Anna'I ------------Smith were in -Kalamazoo on Sun- parent*. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Goodday. I year, aeveral days last week. He had Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tinkler. Mrs. been In Chicago on a crui.se down Seta Beach nnd Mra. Byron Dickin- the Chicago river with friend* and son spent Sunday afternoon In wm enroute to hl* home In Defonla. troit where he has a summer position Mis* Murda Newton of Kenosha, with General Motors. Wl* . I* spending a week’s vacation Mr. and Mr*. K. E. Houston and with her parents, Mr and Mr*. Geo. children of Dearborn come Friday M- Newton [ to spend the week end- with Hon. The Rev. and Mra. J. A. McNul- and Mrs. John C. Ketcham, ty and MIm Sara Schader are in day ' guests were .. Mr. and... Mrs. E. C Montague attending a summer con­ Sackridsr of East Lunslng and Mr. ference. nnd Mrs. John Ketcham. Jr, and Dr. and Mrs. D. D. Walton spent daughter-of Grand Rapids. Bunday at Gull lake with hLs par­ Mra. Lena Philii|» and daughters. ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Walton of Misses Marion and Helen Phillip*. Kalamazbo. <>f Larimore. N. Dak., former Has­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hooium were tings resident*, are exiiected the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. latter part of the week for a visit E- W. Ingersoll and Mr. and Mrs. । with Mr and Mrs. C. W. Clarke aiid other friend*. At present they arc r i' , v,,-. ------ 'selected for Big Celebration July 2, 3 and 4 W V"?X* •"d ■“wuh<k-"1 ’2— » ’6^2 White Flannels White Ducks • 169 Slacks CapS 25c ♦1 Straw Hats Sports Shoes ’122 Swim Suits ’122 Polo Shirts Terry Cloth Sweaters ’1 ’122 Sox for Summer Wear 25c T Clothing & Shoes for Men & Boys KX'lXuXSErS' >»»*>“««• «1 h„ 8,”BnU’ “•".x Low Prices and Service Friday, June 29 Saturday, June 30 Carckers Butter Salad Dressing Post Bran Flakes “1“' Don’t decide anything . . . 26c 21c 19c Rippled Wheat Breakfast Food ice Light House Cleanser 3 Tail cu. 13c Toilet Tissue c«~. u< 4 25c u. 1714c Beef Steak ’»■> c«u Bacon L. V. BESSMER IIISHAf �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE tl. 1M4 PAGE ETORT । Lake Odessa has been the guest of 3rd Gertrude Chandler; Miniature ’ . SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. I John Reamer and family the post bouquets, self, 1st Lulu Wertman; I I Mra. Grace Brake and Miss He­ 2nd Ella Reynolds 3rd Irene Car- ' W»UK aack. lena Plasmon of Zeeland spent The Misses Ruth and Dorothy penter; Mixed miniature; 1st Lil-1 b^u’, 'ai . , Tuesday nnd Wednesday with lhe t ORE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER- fo^r ' Mr. and Mra LesTabberer and Donna Moore are en- Han Hayward; 2nd Gertrude Hay- ’ nalrtnr. Cm* [joying a three weeks* auto trip ward: 3rd ..w Gertrude Chandler. Wild ..... . Itr Old Gold. TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. tcr Prest.jn. through the east. | Flowers, mixed. 1st Either L« Otatn I ~«--------u-------- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Preston spent ■ The annual Darby Scliool reunion‘self bouquet. 1st Either Dunn; 2nd »nJ p.fr *»>■«• Sunday t|)elr gon, Roy. and (Continued from page one) _____________ "••• [■I; CHAS. PEASE— rsiatlMri’rht. । ,will be held at thc school on Sat- | Beatrice Dunning: 3rd Gertrude' k.um.’rs family near Hastings~ ____ ( day of this week. Haywood; House Plants, flowering.' ri».. rr.. I'*.---,21«2 .... Mra. Lula Gray spent Saturday 'out onto the water in two boats We understand that our towns-' 1*1 Jennie Osborn; 2nd Belle Bar-' F,Mr. t4£* li'Tt? .! 5 1 "t'J and Sunday oi Harold Gray's in about 12:15 o'clock. It so happened that Mr. Spells man. Jay Blakney is contemplating "num; 3rd Jennie Osborn. Foliage PiTR iText-'i ,.1.,.W. ’-m. E-i-'t Assyria. ’ his companion. MaywuxiC. Mc- being the next sheriff of Barry Plants. 1st Lulu Wertman; 2nd Ger- j If you are in need of money for financing your rt-au ) '.-'.i- (•• r .-hi y(|S Maggie Bennett of Battie and Cunn of 17 Lakeview. Battle Creek, county. Go to it Jay. .we're fbr you trade Chandler;. 3rd Hattie Whittejhiore; Cacti. 1st Leda Harrington; farm operations before your crops are ready to HU an electrician at the Portum plant. j—if I iy. wcro in a 8mal| lhe safety , According to all 2nd Jennie Osbon , in. Mrs Lulu Gray. ajl the the reports reports the ,2nd Osborn; Terrarium. 1st harvest, you m^y borrow money of the Char­ »'(»!( Sl.sr— M-irp. nn N-.nh Clavis questioned before they ! J?lc?1,c,hfId b,y 1,10 >?>» u B I", , Sunday j Ix-da Harrington; Mr and Mrs. C ----- . of ... Battle which Irh tiboth weci A^urium.'Eli, Reynold,” , -W» Iniar« Hoisat, Ilonirbold Ooodt. : Hau°*rr. Inquire Al 31*1 Soitlb ^Iv.lfi-r. wuh Harve iiurvn i..n ,- ..... .... ...School al Fill asburg Park last week num: num: AcoUariUm. lotte Production Credit Association which is a Mr D. R r.'l r l( Creek i;yn; Sunday with FrtTrt* Osraxw st LOW BATES ■a iv K flat-bottomed ta. “r,4. •“ --------------------.1-1 Itlil.XT V.hal li.— !> :l- th. II.... Clue.-man and family large boat. F^ch Each J' ! “d’>;JIT ,nDuul I ---------------* * --------------------- li governmental agency organized for loaning sixty attended nnd and at at the the first first eoneon1 .iw »t M..III..III-.'•>» I-HI fr InHarye Checsnuin and family called boat set out along opposite shores , x , attended SOUTH BOWNE. CmZEN’3 MUTUAL jjnirv A 11 -H-U. M.ldl-slll.-. Mhl-ll. on his mother. Mrs Anna cheese- of the lake. —dutner dinner— —everyone everyone wua was a winwlnIitest — Congratulations to Mr.'* and Mra. | money for agricultural purposes. . Inor. - • ... . Fire Insurance Co. Whdn the first circuit of the lake ®* H. A. Cramer on the arrival of n Kill u: M -1 .1 1.. :.f man at Hartings Saturday night. 409 KsUnuoa N»ll. Bxnk BHc Mr nnd Mrs. Herbert McGtoqklln. hna been nearly completed Spells. |lt, arterno?n ProKrarn. Enough said! j lltt|C grandson at the home of their Money may be borrowed for a year at the low A n«K« Ceassny Orx»nU*d 1974. Mrs John Norton and Earl Cheese- who was using a bait rod, hooked a b‘“y JI r”’0?, and One I son-in-law and daughter. Mr and rate of interest of S% per annum. • ■ 1 »■ !(-.■'■ ’-i- I'- f-n 7 1 1 mun attended the funeral of Jesse fish. He played It toward thc front [ 1. Z. MAUK. Ixicll Repr*i«i>UtiT«. .a 1 •< « ‘Mrs Walter Duffy of Grand RapHmIUixi. Mick. „r rhr tear .nd Mr. McC.nn M.1” J*"1 H*p; lrl>. Jun. la. . ) (UM (<>H - ilk- I- » . .....Id ..di J,.,,..,',., Ch.rl.blr Frtd.y Make application for your loan at the County ... w.fl, ..II Howard Nortorf oldest son of John moved forward with a dip net to ,2?™ , J* ' Rev I- H. Osgood of Freeport Norton, is very ill at the home of hts aid with landing. Spelts evidently •!" , t called at the Frank Walton home, Agent ’s office in the Barry County Court House j bMi -.7 J! >7 Rravfc IVIlkrt tliar his balance "and boat'overa iWednM<iay mornlpg and at . last ______ ________ _________ !lost “. *"d the <-< “! | ■n.ur.a.y .R7n«,n. ‘ Wednesdays and Saturdays. Frank Norton and turfied. reports was getting along very nice­ | Mra. Mary Halton had the mis- , . . . . Sunday at Fred McCann was thrown clear and ynn,„_. ,1 fortune one day last week of sus­ Bo'.<U. in Vermontville nway [rntn the boat After shouting. nn hJ ratlwr nJen : tnlning a fall in which she suffered WRECKING a Mr and Mr>. Peter Hoffman and for help, he struck wt for the shore. his father. Owen i a broken hip . son Victor, spent . Sunday with Two other boots nearby, one of. L Dodge Sunday evening. Fordson Tractor Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Allen of Glenn Asplnal nt Hickory Corners them containing tlie two other , Mr. ufid Mrs J. R. Ferguson. Rec (Coopersville vUitad at Harold Yo­ With Extension Rims Frank Will!I > barn burned Sun- members of Hie party, were attract- 1। Wilcox and Mrs. Effie Harris , of der's Sunday. day ni;’.!>> near miau.ght ed- by tlie cries and hurried to the !Grand Rapids were supper guests of Front and Rear Mr. and Mrs. F. L Walton nnd Mr mid Mrs C T Jones, and scene df the accident. McCann. Mr and Mrs. Leon Howk Thursday daughter. Bernice, called on Dr. Charlotte, Mich. E. P. REYNOLDS, Secy. Dorethn Edmands nnd Mrs Libbie ncanng a state of exhaustion, was evening. Edith New and Used Auto nr>.. ~ Among the out-of-town folks who I Peckham nnd sister. Mrs. Mar-hail rpent Sunday evening with rescued ~ ..1?“went ?:?. Ito 1 i£ !?' . »"'dd™ 'u» tuner.l orhSen D..M Kto ftr- I O C MarshalL. while Uw olh.r “/" m™ “ "" ! Part for All Cars — »*?■ -^77------- , 'bore A call wax pul In for the.S-L^idav were ^/'and^lra jS Rdn fi,’acfT'‘r o* Onshen. ---------------------------------------------------- ;»*•••■*"5 on"'crs and corwwr nt Mr a«td Mra vJrell fJT 1Ind' c“,np 10 vl,“ h" for GLENN F. LAUBAUGH THF----------------------------------------- Hastings. One of thc fishermen in-1"HWson Mr and Mra. yrnjn Per ,^ral weeks. She wna accompan-1 Phone 2637 Hastings / tiiL C n UK C ri.,p. ( t.^l (he dip net Which McCann "JT**??' MrRa^ I ‘cd by Ervin Long of Elkhart. Ind . a»d Kenneth, of Battle Creek spent entertaining company from Penn­ 1 d had carried. Attached to II he1^ ' "Ind' • 11 -Wednesday ------------------with and- Monroe ’long nf’ Orohen' Mrs. Chas. «*'*Farlee. sylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strong and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and found the artificial bait which r I1 Mr nnd Mrs. Will CosgrifT of CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN Spells had been using with the line I L ,d ? 5, * IN CHRIST. spent Sunday with Mrs. Jen­ daughter. Nancy Ann., of Jackson family attended, birthday dinner, in still Intact stretching away into the !J*"n“ ‘ Lowell and Mr. and Mrs, Jay Dltman of lienor of Charlie CIsler at Middle­ nie Pardee. water Offlecra. when they arrived. "" “ w ’ w*,? 1 1 Miss Eleanor Miller accompanied Detroit spent from Wednesday till ville. it being his 7flth birthday. 'mis: II»V .> -I. -I.......... 1..I. -in followed the line into the water un-1। Boyes. Mr and Mrs. J. W. Wolfe. Frank Kingsbury of New Hampshire Sunday with their parents, Mt. and Others who were present were, Mr. Mrs. Verda Bumford, of Has­ I ..n.L M'-h Mill.- fir.I ....... sr.1 Mrs. Harrison Blocher. til over t»e spot where it went di­ |and and Mrs. Gerrit Herreinan from ‘ tings. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ferguson and icmisln of Mrs C. M. Benedict) to Grand Rapids, Michigan. Mr. and M rectly down nnd dragged there. i.1 grandson. Brice, of West Branch. Valparaiso, ind.. Thursday morning I..'.." ■>••111-} NORTHEAST IRVING. Mr Spell's body was thus located ' Mrs. Burdette Claler and family. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford of S|x Lakes. to visit the former's aunt. Mrs. Emil almost immediately bi fifteen feet Mr. and Mra. Dun Claler and family Refinance your car < it..■ Mr. and Mrs. Jake Walker of Hos ­ Tight (nee Bessie Benedict) and u ••'. ' : M.... i;..r l : of Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. Will • of water. HLs hand still grasped;I Mrs. Alta Ferguson of Grandville. family for a few days. tings spent Saturday with Mr. and Mr. Cowles of Otsego, and Mr. and Clsler of Hastings. Mr. ' and Mrs. tightly onto the fishing rod. The bait I Mrs and reduce the pay­ Edith Cramer spent the past week Frank Bunker pf Alto Mra. Ear) Oler. 1 ' .... f. l|r.,K., ...d M il had caught in thc dip net nnd thc I Jay Blukney of West Carlton spent in Grand Rapids with her sisters. 1 K-rirr • J I-..:!, |i-.JI ments. Call or write Elmer George and Mrs. Mary Mc­ Bunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. line had reeled out ns McCann iifitan • Dorothy Van Patten went to | ,W.-i M i K.-..-.1 « 57 swam toward shore Mr. Spells' 4»r.uis». . Traverse City Sunday to spent the Donald of Toledo. Ohio, spent lost Arthur Moore. BOWENS MILLS CHURCH. Koi: S" v " • - v.l 1..-. ....r. wrist watch had Mopped at twelve' William Smith Lx confined to his week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. week with their parents. Mr. and P»t»r Hondrrd. Pastor. minutes to one o'clock, indicating l'>ed with u severe case of Infected and Mrs. Muri Neeb Mrs. Sam Eckert. .<!■ y N. Ii—1 l« qn A M 1'1 thc approximate time of the accl- !M>re throfttMrs. Willis Hutchins accompanied Jud Tonkins says the man who Miss Lola Wieland has been as­ dent. | Mr “nd Mrs. Leon Leonard cn- Mr nnd Mrs. Milton Murphy to sisting Mrs. Patrick at Fillmore won't take advice Is foolish and so EMMANUEL CHUBCH. ' .......... U.S. > II - 1 I I ■ • v.r Dr Kenith McIntyre, thc coroner, i^amed the latter's brother and Hastings Saturday. (EPISCOPAL) district with her house work. Is the man who takes the wrong said that Spell. woS evidently fam*'>' from Chicago lhe latter part „„ ^ nB Mun(pr arrompanlP<1 Mrs. Lena Mbhler accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Semlah Scese are kind. National Bank Building, you it‘ sr ,i..i. i ,i... frightened because he could not ,«< »>?e »•**' Mrs T A Eash nnd Helen to^fcu3SK Ionia, Michigan swim nnd made nitle strangle The Mr and Mr„s Burl Scudder of, Ungg BnturdB). nnd vlslu.d body was removed to a Battle Crock i”**1*”?* ik^inUn^n '1 daughter. Mrs. Warren Roush, nnd 1018 -19 Grand Rapid* funeral parlor. “nd Mrs. Ike Johnson. family. National Bank Building, Mr Spelts had been employed at ’ *,r MS!}’ । Mr. nnd Mrs Will Dipp and chllGrand Rapid*. Michigan the Postum Company for sixteen J}f,d ar5,,Vs,111"* Mr and Mrs Wade j dren were Friday evening callers nt BAPTIST CHURCH. That We Are Carrying a Full Line of iP-nrs He was a member of the , To*‘' a,‘d ,a?*l> 1 Frank Walton's is-r rl.-'Y V»M- .•.■■Irr. ----- 1 ,, K.i 1. J. Adeock. MlntaUr. Postum soft ball team and for the ..A*,,. “nd c®"4 i Mrs H. A Cramer left for Chelust three years had been named as children of Kalamazoo were S»>n-| bovgan wt, Sundav vWl hpt ^..,.1 ii,.... .. ’ a member of the City Ail Stars Ji ^!Lf! | , rnU Mf and > daughter. Mrs Joe Gerber, who Is -M||,!. - »4'U 1 >'l» K ... . ,l.j Or ... I....i,e HLs position Was left short stop ’.Mrs d., V, ,> -'seriously 11! following an ntwratlnn ’Sr FY ^Mra rrReynolds^nt He ««, « member ul lhe Mmumle T ” Mr. ’I'...' ,.l ™ “PP7} Lodge No. 12 F and A M. He Is Sunday with their daughter and ’ b fc-rs. Minnie Bouck visited Mrs. *> f4M-5 andHMra win Mnron c,ara of n',wnc Center SunHfl.P UlX'TI'l*-. V.. .-..1 »..r church or christ. coats oeove. survived by his widow. Gladys; two children. Lyndon. Jr.. 14. and Wen-1। Mr and a.rs will Mason spent d Sunday with their daughter and *»W(l| MI dell. 5; two brothers and one sisI'-rlJ?1 H.'■ ' r, 77 >• ‘. family. »«—. Lltts. aiid । Mr nnd Mrs. Will Mishler and Mr and »«„ Mra. n Bert m thc .n. «f .nemoon »u attended auendM thc th.'i JX" roll *11 F -Ji.l.. .UIO.-T. O.L, pfir. This was the first casualty report- ln ‘<rnodn all “r'J' ”' Mr. wm M”'£mJu,nded .b. rd for thc current fishing season in Klnate* reunion al p’”'’ lnk Them Guaranteed Truss F"U nFST II ’ M ' -■ Michigan. 'Sold in bulk. Odorless and stainless. Bring your conjalners. GEO. M. NEWTON) FATAL ACCIDENT AT MUD LAKE : WANTS FARMERS ATTENTION! Dunn, i Our Service I RLOTTE PRODUCTION EDIT ASSOCIATION REDUCED RATES I Fidelity Corporation of Michigan ANNOUNCING KERR Wide Mouth and KERR Mason Fruit Jars ir TOPS, RUBBERS AND LIDS Try Our HOUSEHOLD FLY SPRAY Fitting Service ’ "u.<.;|i',ib -..-L'‘"lit, L^r.1 rvr.!rrt '*.K.rr _ VLO.... i ,•«■■■' nASTINUB PARISH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Jhrir eighties and some in lhe nine-Thursday after­ FREEPORT. Mr and Mrs. Ward Hyhrs of Milllngttin Were week end guests of hts parents. Mr. and Mrs F. G Hynes. Wort, on .he I„ the' * J .»>'• , I Tommie and Billie Vander Male church u complelcd and rvcrytMri, lr?„;.a“dB21nt„,V* E ml arc having a swell time with mumps 1, in rcadlurw .or .hr openln, and.£)?m,.?‘ ,nnd M' nnd Kp U1 i this week. ! Donald Walton Is In Grand Rap­ ids lhe guest of his grandmother. Mrs, .Ida Myers,. Miss Grace Hart of Grandville v: I'; The Prescription Drug Store visited her mother at thc Bouma w 11,..,.1 ..I,..,.. 72__ F l q '.'7 *. A. L,BAKKER. Ptopr. ElDUm. III., (llld MTS. ROAC Calif! Of f home Sunday , cIniHnff Ic'd hl- Wnrvnv Flliacw fnl V|i; p. f.„ 1 ., H„ 1,1,. a HASTINGS MICHIGAN I Ralph Bouma and sister. Mrs.I----- -■ — — ... ; Stuart om.ui Japinga uapmga and ana the me latter's latter s two *I a A.. Puffer; runer. Invocation invocation by oy Rev. Nev Clark Clara ’ ichildren. Katherine and Roger, of 6. Wheeler. Music by Delton quar- M t S E CHUBCH *” “ ' DELTON NOTES. t * ‘ Detroit their mother and sis. tette: Talks by UUILI other IUU1IK former Dist. I " Jj! -- fin,MIL,visited UIIU Sinter. Mrs. Bouma. and Mrs Hurt Supts : Talk by former nastor Rev . 3V' ?** hlcb held at ter. Mrs. Bouma. and Mrs Hart I Supts.; Talk by former pastor Rev. Slarr.n T>i 11.7 ’ t.<r>’*4n M *’ll--'.'."!'." HASTINGS MARKETS Bowne Center on Saturday. • Sunday. Hayes; Song, duel by Prairieville I Mr and Mrs. Victor Sisson and people; Remarks by chairman of Ccrr»—.rd WrdEtiday. Juor 27 19*1 1 I»'..l: 'IFS'T f,..» „l—l f..,ir ’■■■■••• .l.,.n SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Mrs Emma Sisson were Sunday board of trustees. L, N. Bush: Talks r , Mr'. Miss Geneva Couch spent the by ***" Rev Kendall and Rev. Rochelle; ) guests of Miss Mabel Sisson at Has-i **" . .. Project. F-. . X... 7... M ......... n. j. .-7 Ungs. Song by Prairieville quartette; Talk week end with her parents in Has­ Paltrr. 24c ind • M<-*;iM|> ». I.IKIS- 1-U.lrr nr.,1 f>rm by Rev. Chas. Ostrom; Solo by Roy tings. Mrs. John Thaler had the mMorOld pr.nr--. s-r r.n.h.1 Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Dell and tune to fall down the cellar stairs Adrlanson; Speaker. Dist Supt. Dr. Mtiu and nidrt. , •/ J>... , r a'l .t S.v, r..n> H «' ■■lulu Saturday evening. Fortunately no Hugh Kennedy: Song by Delton daughter of Laming spent the week Cewe. Ilrt «ri<M. |i,, t„ 5r । Van S.rlU-. «, ■rib, .4.1 ..f W-rir«n_ bones were broken but Mrs. Thaler quartette: benediction. Everyone is end with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn WotH.lfrr, tn.l .1 —. >„ I’-r received some painful bruises. most cordially invited to attend this rlng. Mias Vonda Conley became thaJ K;S:rri;'' ' ’ ' • Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lewis of meeting. 1 s'..,.. W.’.'.'-L* m'-'f "r" imai br‘dc of Dale Townsend Thursday al Shultz were guests Sunday of Mrs Paul Richards and Edwin Lelnaar rhon« aaes Hart nt thc Bouma home Home of tlie bride's parents. Qbn-1 are speeding two weeks in the Boy ’ ’ ’ ■ "V.c7 r'..7 ’'a’ "'"7 X'l1 "' r,7.fi.’“<**'Se. erat illations graf illations. Lloyd B Brayton of Dayton. Ohio; Scout camp at Pine lake, and LcaI.mrli.'tn f..«1.. -­ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kantner oi | ■print Cklrk-n. — was a Saturday night guest of his trlce Dunning and Thelma Mott ■---------------- ------------------------,,h Hastings and Mr. and ,-Mrs. Carl j father. Frank D Brayton With his are spending two weeks at lhe Camp FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Wespinter. Jr., of Detroit, spent wife he attended the Sullivan re­ Fire Girls' comp at Clear lake. CHURCH. , union at Lake Odessa Sunday Arthur Eddy and son Elwood spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.1 Levi Kantner. and Mr. and Mrs.' Dr, and Mrs. Wedel and daugh­ Thursday in Kalamazoo. ters. Martha Jean and Patsy mo­ Harlan Wertman of Galesburg Claude Kantnep ' Miss Glenna Blocher of Holland* tored to Ann Arbor Sunday and was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.‘ spent the day with friends, celebrat­ Harry F. Wertman Wednesday.' ing their joint wedding anniver­ The Inland Lakes Garden Club Harrison JMocher. saries. Willis'Kantner and family and held its second annual flower show We are sorry to report the serknis' Wednesday afternoon and evening Guy Kantner and family spent or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Mldillr-. Cor. Chores ut Center Streets - illness of Mrs. Seymour Osborn in the old bank building. It was Sumfay with Mr. and Mrs. Levi --- caused from blood poisoning III in the .* moat successful In every way and JCantner and Mr. and Mrs. Claude so. considering the' Kantner. WmUm arm Hcr many friends wish for especially Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bray of KradiM her speedy recovery. drought of the spring. Mr. James Mrs LyIp Arno]d o{ tinging spent Shurlow of Augusta Judged the Lake Odessa called on Chas. Farlee ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Sunday afternoon. the week end here with her parents. Mr and Mrs. J. E. Babbitt. tries and blue, red and white rib­ • Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kantner and ! Mrs Norn Hulliberger and daugh­ bons were awarded. There were son, Claude Junior, of Columbus. ter. Mrs. Iva Sullivan called at their about fifteen complimentary bou­ Mlssorul. dime Tuesday evening to 10th place here Sunday evening enroute quets received. Muph credit Is due the spend part of the summer with their to their home In Grand Rapids from arrangement committee for the well parents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kantner. Lake Odessa where they attended arranged divisions and special men­ » Mrs. Alice Grant and daughter the Sullivan family reunion. tion-made of the beautiful posters. June and Mary Jean Shrendcr of Rarnon a Roy Nagier and daughter. Miss Some of the special features were a Grand Rapids and Irene and Alice Mid w ' minor Katherine Sheoch. motored to miniature desert with growing cac­ Grant of Battle Creek are spending Muskegon Saturday evening and ti. a "north woods." with lake, log the summer at the farm. 'i« !>!■<■ rFloyd Williams and sons, Charles' were guests at the home of Mr. and cabin, etc., and a miniature rock Mra. R K. Moulton. Mrs. Nagier ac­ garden. Visitors were present from companied him home Sunday evc- Richland. Kalamazoo. Battle Creek. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. L»ur nlng after spending two weeks with Hastings. Lowell. Nashville. Prairie­ Mat* of Mlrhlynn il«)>•-■!. her parents. Miss Katharine re­ ville, Cressey,nd.Cloverdale, as well as mained for a visit. Delton and vicinity. Awards were Uh t.. tb«nk 1 Dr. H. S. Wedel and family are given as-follows: Family Table ar­ A. !». IPU Zro now "icv,y tocalcd bi the former Dr. rangement. 13 entries. 1st. 'Lillian Gt^wold residence. Mra. Vivian An­ - derson is making her home wltli . MrfWtv. them for a time. entries. 1st Leda Harrington; 2nd Mr. and Mrs. Lipscomb of Grand Ella Reynolds: 3rd Philip Quick. -.r; JI"' 71 . Rapids auviii spent ouiiuar Sunday siniliwil afternoon Willi with _ ,, . . ... . impius SlUiuax Popolar John T,l.r th, a,Mllur. M„,.orno Knowla. Blanche Richards: 2nd Lulu Wert­ It is only within the present cen­ ond son of John Tyler, a former and family. man: self bouquet. 1st Ella Rey­ tury that stadiums have been con­ governor .of Virginia, and Mary We hope to be able to tell you next nolds: 2nd Beatrice Dunning: 3rd structed In the United Blates; now (A rm I stead fe. Ty'.er. -IT«-*ldgnt*Ty- week all alriut the M. E. Sunday Gertrude Chandler. Vase arrange­ there are at ledrt forty that seal 23.- ' w.nt tn Im. rrfrl. ler left three daughters and two School picnic being held al Fallas ­ ment. large, mixed, 1st Blanche | diUnn. .Mr ie-f < -burg park ort Tuesday of thU week. Richards: 2nd Ella Reynolds; 3rd WANT To nj-v B r-. Mr. and Mrs. F. E- Brunner''and Mrs. Pearl Smith were guests Sun­ day of Ben Walt and daughter Al- rington; 3rd Harriett Leonard; Vase A synthetic carpet fabric has been I I ' "He who has nothing .to share arrangement, large, self bouquet. 1st produced by fixing onspun goat hair JtrrarJ. Sit. 4 s 7 with the poor," Said HI Hq. the sage “ •- —----Maurice Overholt Is tn Kalama- Blanche Richards: 2nd Jennie Os­ vertically In a rubber base, which ' Four million pounds of evaporated Chinatown. "Is hluuu-lf Jn the ujo k> ‘where he has employment at born; 3rd Lulu Wert man: small la vulcanised to a rubber-coated ,milk are consumed daily in the. saddest of destitution."—Washing-।the State Hospital for tile summer. vase, self bouquet. Lst Gertrude fabric backing. j United States. | tuu Star. ■ Little Miss Vemlce Marrow of Chandler; 2nd Gertrude Hayward; Every trnsi we fit 19 guarantaod to hold the rupture and wo keep it in proper ad­ justment for you. Let ns show you the New Akron Truss feature "Selective Prewnre Control”. Nothing else Ilka it- We,are axcltudva reprsaaauUvaa. CARDS of THANKS Wallace Feed and Seed Store E Delivery Your Phone Call Starts Our Trucks On the Way Hastings Ice & Fuel Company East Green St Telephone 2194 Service Just as in every profession, trade or business, the funeral directing profession has kept show. There were about 125 en­ pace-with modern progress. New methods, more efficient service has been the demand— and it has been given. Our es­ tablishment has kept step with every new development so that today we offer to our communi­ ty Tuneral services of a type that will win appreciative ap-' proval. Hayward; 2nd Esth Blanche Richards. Basket rift arrangement, mixed, 1s Charles H. Leonard Bertha Adams. Small, mixed, Distinctive Funeral Service HASTINGS. MICHIGAN 1st TELEPHONES IMS 2417 Harriett Leonard; 2n �| Wednesday, June 27, 1934~ PART THE HASTINGS BANNER -------- -----------------------(great need of a parsonage, he bought and has always done worth while ALLEGAN COUNTY FAIR.„ Follows lhe, “«*------------9“^two lots In Hastings on E. Green St. things. Its pastors have brought awed «> ae, ■enenlaYlta . teip and comfort to the sorrowing. •oapuu. tn u> ovhlhltzwft . at the Allegan county fair last year, and by untiring efforts he got most It lias given help and sustenance to shall ha rnntlnnewl aa <1 oMi.U . taut association -a-.. 'umber and work donated for thc needy and who can estimate the the fair has mcvmictj decided w| tai'of make no charge to exhibitors thu! our Present parsaiage and moved w» Brk»’ “*™ *»orinfluence for good it has been 'year fof entering exhibits, officials lnto u even before it had doors ar.d through all the years. Only the gan Owned by Wm. ty roads will be well maintained have announced. windows. In those days our early Master "whose we are and whom we and u that highways win. will, in “‘ township ‘o’nsmp nignwaya Stanford ' Entries may be made In any de- minUlers were very busy men trav­ serve" knows all It has accomplished. AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF the course of a few yean, become the back of ~a mirror In an: old pa foment wmauu, without p-jincuL payment oi of aa icc. fee. elln» 8 ---------------•>> their appointments with Some tel) us we do not need so many good kvuu roads—uu, .v.ua not IS as guuu u good as county — ------- parinicu, ----------- -------MICHIGAN INC0N1—’ In -----------------------Wllllnm Otnnfnrrl nf — ■ exhibitor ..... . . .. ." highways or trunk lines, but good or-o.r. »ln William Stanford of MaKtincnv Hastings Each may. according to Hnrm ^s* nnrl and Knrov buggy, aad Dav Rev. Jones churches but I think we need them I enough for ordinary traffic. The:Routc “ working he found a^ocutfon buy! ^ould a member-i?^ be in up and out ­in ttie coun­ ■-—- «• w —— — —•—on —• — ------ ouicuiu. ouy officials, a memberbe up and out the coun 8I8TENT newspaper 31’.ye years It was ship ghlp ticket Ucket for for one onc dollar dollar wmen whlch enen. i"' |try soliciting material and help -v by the things that keep people away Ibalance news PaP^L ? ?rs old. 1 balance of the aastaxis'tumed gas tax is tumed owr over " w ~ snip ucxei lor uue oouar. Reml-Week IvJNews .L,_. to ? admission r Y*...“, each ' . day . . of .,11(Yw time some of «f'the farmer, were were from the church. Today memory to the state highway department of Scn }1'W^kly 4'” nuh Lshed f! S. him * U«ne the farmers WANTS TO CUT GAS at Staunton, Va.. on Tuesday. May the fair falI and and also al3o rives flvca him hta a a votai vote CBW, eating It was uuucr under nu> his shows me the pewa of this church *» breakfast. 11 --------- "k- ■e-i.iz. r.r-ai-™ iMichtgan. and used for the ._C* con-.... . 26. 1903. at any meeting of the association. •P “ tora,c aUo lhe Welcome church TAX TO TWO CENTS atructlon of trunk line highways Il U believed by.officlM^tthb!*^^-^ I think it was he. peopled with the faces of those dear An item on the first page chron­ men and women of God. who being ML. , —-——, ,, _ ' and for their maintenance. At the That Would Not Yield Enough present time were it not for federal icles a tornado Ln Nebraska, which plan will offer particular benefits to though I may be mistaken, who or­ dead, yet speak through the godly ‘h$ claj“ t*?"’ ... hit the towns of Pauline, Norman those people who have only one or Influence their lives have exerted on 'aid. to Keep Up the Trunk **** the state highway "* department ‘ ‘ entries to make and it U in fhurch had a cIsm there also which other lives. Like a stone thrown on | could do only maintenance work and'Fairfield, killing 20 people and a.. few ......... .. . . rh»v r-<* 11-zl "CMinm. injuring many more. Line System line with the policy of the manage­ they called the "Figure 8" appoint­ the water that starts ripples which with the available funds. ment, and the place was sometimes Anally reach the farthest shore, It Another startling piece of inter ­ ment to encourage complete ex ­ | If the program 13 carried out as It seems to the writer that a most._____ _ _____________________ ___ called "Pod Auger" but Rev. Jones goes on and on having no end. news was tlie automobile hibits in each department. With cab and body. Good running order. ; foolish and short-sighted effort Is advocated by the Automobile Club national called the church 'The Welcome" Millie J. Fisher. being made by the Automobile Club of Michigan, the amount of weight race from Versailles, which "caused church and it has been known as profound sensation." "Two were HISTORICAL SKETCH p of Michigan In circulating petitions, tax will be fixed at the low rate a thal ever since. Rev. H. C. Cham ­ and many injured" says a ' one calling for a referendum next of 35 cents per 100 lbs. It should killed OF HASTINGS CIRCUIT berlain succeeded Rev. Jones oc­ VOTERS TO PASS ON fall asking that the weight tax be all be paid to counties. In the na- headline. Tlie race was finally or­ cupying the new parsonage and sup­ dered discontinued by the French THREEAMENDMENTS permanently. maintained at 35c per । ture of.things, with the fifteen mill government. Mra. .On* Fisher Relates the porting himself and wife and four * 100 pounds, tlie other seeking a ref-! tax limitation. It Is Idle to hope for I The burial of a^Harlequln on the "princely" salary of Mord Proposed Changes to Great Pastors' Names and Many children erendum on the gas tax. reducing lb any property tax to aid in thc con- |D y d“ ‘~/d ~ $350 per year, the salary then paid to two cents per gallon. | struction or maintenance of high- u^wm MSTfim future State Constitution Likely Happenings the circuit minister, and often a fine running order..Kew rear t(rea- Only 09 A paragraph in tn the circular sent ways. To maintain county systems •>->' * Before Election Mrs. Orr Fisher of Martin Comers great deal of this was in produce, lhe Banner by the Automobile dub,of roads properly and do such concoffin and its head reposed on has written the following very inter­ such as hay. wood, potatoes, flour. Three constitutional amendments I of Michigan reads as follows: Istructlon work on them as ought wood _______ __ ___ U1C butter, etc. Rev. A. B. Johnson fola pillow of flowers. Nine autos car­ ___ esting historical sketch ot tlie Has­ at least will be submitted to Michi­ "These limitations will save the mo-1 to be done. ■! the weight tax should circuit or 1932 Model, in first class condition. many mourners." Tlie dog was Ungs tings’ circuit of lhe the Methodut 1' * ‘ |' !»>«„«", Chambrrluln usd arrvul gan voters al the general election I torlsts millions of dollars, and will be paid to The counties. The Mc- ried 13 years old and had appeared on materially help Michigan's two Nltt bill will continue to take $4.- Uie stage in nearly every part of the church, which now Include, the .p- ™,,*''11/"" November fl. . Also a very good 1930 Model A Ford Sedan, .W Her. Chu. otun, who principal industries, the manufac- i 000.000 yearly from thc gas tax re- world—before the Czar of Russia. polntmenu «t M.rtin comer.. I with motor just overhauled. Hendershott, Welcome and jwas on T1' clrcult y.carfi- A flPe posal to elect all Michigan judges turc and servicing of automobiles. ‘ celpts. That will leave for the state Empress of China. Mikado of Ja­ Quimby. ..rm. man ind tvnlral Rnffllshman. who who mana and a typical Englishman, bn separate non-partisan ballots. and the tourLrt and resort business." highway department only thc bal- pan and was the recipient of a col- Good Will: Hastings circuit was organized by took everything in deadly earnest. If the amendment Is approved by It might have that effect for a year a nee of thc gas tax to pay the ex-, Rev. Ottan was followed by Rev. F. the Michigan conference In Septem ­ voters all judicial elections ranging or two; but the Automobile dub pense of the department Itself, to I granite monument will mark Tyras’ ber of 1884 Bishop Nlnde presiding. A. Hatch, who was with us I think from supreme court to municipal of Michigan is overlooking the fact keep several thousand Mlles of last resting place." Remember that the New 1934 V-8 Ford still Rev. A. K. Stewart was appointed about four years and who organized court will be removed from partisan lhat the one thing responsible for trunk lines in condition for the the class at Quimby and under Evidently the politics of the paper thc wonderful expansion of lhe au- I heavy traffic they berfr, and for new was Republican. Judging from the pastor oveg. the circuit which con­ wiwse leadership the Quimby church elections. Oh the face of It this; leads in sales, the country over, by tomobile and garage buslneiv, was construction. It is safe to say that, editorial page, one item scoring Wil­ sisted of five appointments, one of was built. Rev. W H. Todd was our sec ms n desirable change, but should a wide margin. good roads. People had the money | If the gas tax Is cut to two cents liam Jennings Bryan for thinking which was taken wholly from tlie next pastor followed by Rex. Rich­ not be confused with a proposal Woodland circuit. Ionia district, which has been suggested from time , to buy automobiles from 1900 to I a gallon, tlie state highway departhe could be nominated for the presi­ known as lhe Martin appointment, ard Yost, who was with us I think to time to have all judges either ap­ 1910. Some of them did so; but ment will get just about enough to dency a third term. about four years. He was followed located in the western part of Cas ­ pointed or elected for life terms. they were of little value except in maintain the present mileage of tleton township; another known as The second proposal, if approved, cities with paved streets. Cars had. gravel and cement roads. It would the Altoft appointment looated on leaderthip we built the church sheds would make It impossible for any IT’S THE REAL KEY not been developed then as they are ’ be idle to expect the building of the townline between Hastings and at Martin, right after which the cars future legislation to Increase auto­ now. Even If they hod been, they more cement highways. What would became so common we had no need A distinguished speaker recently Carlton townships and taken part­ for them. Rev. M. E. Hoyt was our mobile weight taxes above 35c per would have been a "delusion and a'happen to the cement highways alinare." because an automobile is of ready built, with heavy trucks and declared In an address that the key ly from the Hastings charge but next pastor and he rallied the men 700 pounds. This 13 tlie amount, little value unless one has good busses pounding them to pieces, one to recovery from the existing depres­ mostly from Woodland; two appoint­ together and did a lol of excavating now collected by the state under the roads for It to travel over. | can well imagine It would take sion is religion. We believe the ments taken wholly from the Has­ under the church for our basement tings charge located In Rutland How did we get good roads In only a few years till our best paved speaker stated the truth. which was finished by his successor. slon of the legislature. The supreme need at the present township, the Yeckley and Podunk Rev. Karl Keefer.- During the pas­ The third proposal on the ballot. Michigan? For many years people trunk lines would go to pieces for were taxed to build them, the tax lack of money to repave and keep time is courage and faith. These are appointments, lhe latter now called torates of Rev. Hoyt and Rev. Kee­ If approved, would reduce the gasthe Goodwill; the fifth appointment being levied upon property^ Tlie them In proper condition. Thai not only taught by. but they are the fer our circuit was put In with the bline tax from three to two cents Phone 2121 Heatings ttate sold $50,000,000 of l»nds for i would reduce automobile manufac- very foundation of. religion. If taken from the Johnstown and Bal­ Hastings church and then known as a gallon, and would prevent any fu­ road building. Then it became plain, I ture. cut down tourist traffic and every person In tlie United States timore circuit In lhe Kalamazoo dis­ the Hastings parish which was later ture legislation from increasing the and justice demanded, that owners | reduce the garage business. There hod confidence in the future of this trict and known as the Hendershott discontinued. While we were a part tax. This measure is extreme and country and got busy, expecting the appointment. However, long before of the parish we aUo had as help­ Will place Michigan's entire road of cars using these improved roads can be no question about It. ought to pay for their construction | There is no reason why nutomo- country would work out of.the de­ the Hastings circuit was organized ers two fine women. Mlis Bess cro- system in Jeopardy at the expense and maintenance. Then we had a bile owners should not pay for the pression, its end would soon come: there was a Bunday School and foot and Miss Nellie Shorter. Miss of a reduction In gasoline tax so large weight tax. later followed by construction and maintenance of Nothing could case a disturbed preaching appointment at Martin. Shorter being with us about five slight that It is likely to have no the gas tax—which the Automobile Michigan highways. There Is no state of mind to such an extenf'es Rev. Bray. Rev. Roberts. Rev. Or- years. Rev. James Wesbrook. a ven­ effect whatever on the retail price total cost of Ute two elections, ac­ spent $225,849 on ballots, suppl cording to a survey just completed. and recounts. The department Club of Michigan strenuously op- fairer way than by lhe weight nnd confidence that the Maker of this wick and Rev. Judd were pastors erable man of God. was our next of gasoline. state spent 9500 tn supplying I posed. I gas tax. If we reduce the latter to universe and of our world has . the here while It was a part of the pastor, followed by Rev. Chas. Ken­ Then a law was enacted requir- two cents. It will mean reducing the good of His children at heart and, Woodland charge. ELECTION COST HALF 582 registered voters tn the slate counties with official notices of ek On Feb. fl, 1887. Rev. John B. dall. Rev. Roy Showerman was our Ing that half the weight tax be paid construction and lessening the up­ if they will follow HU guidance, will the cost of elected Michigan state tlon and official ballot forms. next pastor but owing to ill health DOLLAR PER VOTER and . to counties for the construction and keep of our trunk line highways, be led into paths of peace and pros­ Knott, who was pastor, then called was only able to stay with us two county officials was 55.7c per a meeting of the members of the maintenance of county highway Tor which all other highways arc perity. years, and our present pastor. Rev. Here are some Interesting figures voter. Rental of polling places and systems. The last republican legis- the feeders. If we leave these speIf “ worry wuny ujuiu could be oc eliminated, cnminaiea. we church at the Martin schoolhouse to Conklin, was sent to us and we hope on election costs complied by the sale; les of election officials smount­ the downward path in a year, j lature made it possible, under the dal taxes as they now are, we can would take a long forward step convene Feb. 10 for the purpose of to keep him a long time. ed to $568,346. This constituted the Michigan department of state. For Horton bill, to turn over nil the continue to Improve our highways, economically. What could do more 'electing a board of trustees and biggest Item In election eoat. It took will have done your duty to yt weight tax to counties, until they If the Automobile Club of Mlchi- to eliminate worry than confident1 making other arrangements to erect .This church stands as a landmark every vote cast in the primary and $302,790 to cover lhe cost of /egi*- city.”—Austin J. Roche, Ootsa »an retire their outstanding Covert gan. instaad of trying to saddle the belief and faith in a Master who a church edifice. Its first board of of monument to thc sacrifice and general elections of 1932 the tax­ terlng voters while the 83 counties sloner of Police. Buffalo, N. Y. rood bonds. Hje McNltt law, also .burden of highway construction and said: "Seek ye first the kingdom trustees was us follows; Delos Hop­ devotion of godly men and women, payers of Michigan paid 41 l-2c. Hie passed at the special session of tlie1 maintenance upon other taxpayers, of God and HU righteousness and kins. Frederick Barry. Benjamin Mc­ last republican legislature, oppro- । which it cannot do because of the all these other tilings will be added Intosh. William Joslin and Jesse prlated for 1932 882.000.000 from the 115 mill tax limit, could be made to unto you." Tlie "other things" He 'Townsend. Frederick Barry after­ gas tax to be used In the develop- ■ see that Its program will defeat the mentioned were food, clothing and a wards gave them one-half acre of ment of unimproved township roads.! end whieh It claims to liave in place to stay. "As a man thlnketh land on section 8 across from the This sum is to be increased $500.- j view, viz: Increased production of in hU heart so U he* The mental ■schoolhouse as a building site which 100 a year until It reaches $4,000,- | cars and Increased work for garages attitude of people toward their con- was thankfully received. In August DOO a year. The entire amount —it would seem ns if- they never ditlons and surroundings will have u 'of the same year the building com­ ronus from the gas tax and must be would undertake such a plan as they vast influence either in making them mittee reported the solicitors had propose. We l»ope [the voters of more depressed, if their thoughts 1obtained $450 in cash and $105 in Michigan will bury li, as they cer­ are wrong, or more hopeful find de- '-work on their subscription papers. tainly should. termined to fight their way out, if 'On Thursday, Sept. 6. they held a bee to excavate and commence work their thoughts are right. .Ona dose of ADLKRIKA quickIbsen's play "Peer Oynt" was We know the cynic will sneer and preparatory to building the church. o ly relieves gas bloating, cleans nait nrrrM nravr and lower based on the life of a man who in­ say: Any Father Who brought us all At a meeting of the building commit­ habited the Julunhelmen Moun- Into being should care for ALL HU tee April 28. 1888, It was decided to children. Can a father do as much hire the work done by the day and less exploits. for and help to as great an extent to hire a Mr. Keiser as head carpen­ a child who Is disobedient, or ter at $1.75 per day and board and $4,500,000,000 is the approximate thoughtless, or both, as he can for W. H. Patten to help him at $1.25 valuation of motor vehicles Ln the the child who U obedient and a day and board himself. Thus B. A. LYBARKER, Druggist.—Adv. United States. thoughtful? If the alm of everyone were to be obedient to hjs or her to completion and finally to the ded­ Heavenly Father, to live a life In ication of the church In the year harmony with HU revealed will, that 1888. under the pastorate of Rev. W. attitude of mind and of life would D. Rowland. Rev. J. B. Knott followed Rev. help greatly to mend the economic situation in which our country finds Stewart, he being pastor In the year 1886. Our church at Martin was Itself. built In the year 1888 under the pastorate of Rev. W. D. Rowland MY FORD. Thia Bank has enjoyand so was practically a new church My little Ford truck, when I came to Castleton town­ cd the confidence of ship In 1889. It had a 'flourishing When you start him up thia community for Sunday School and good congrega­ He makes an awful fuss. tions in those days, and there was If you give him a turn nearly half a century. always the Thursday evening prayer And do it quick. meetings and it had to be a very You want to took out You are invited to bad evening Indeed if the class lead­ For maybe hell kick. participate in the Sometimes he'll start off good and er. Rev. George Keagle, ever missed being there. He was an elderly man strong. aplendid advantagea And sometimes hang off good and and lived over 1 1-2 miles from the church, and yet if his faithful horse tong. offered by thia old Get the coils and plugs adjusted Prince had been working hard he often walked the three miles to at ­ right banking insti­ tend this means of grace. We also And let him stand Just over night, had another local minister In the tution. If you go to church or go to lodge The first place you'll go will be the Martin church. Rev. W. H. Joslin, who with'hta good wife were faith­ garage. Sometimes he’ll pull like an old ox ful workers In the church for yean. Some ot the faithful members in team.’ Hell puff and snort and throw off those days were Mr. and Mrs. John Keagle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barry. steam; Mr. and Mrs. Thoa. Whetstone, Mr. And then again he'll want to rest Deposits Are Insured He wouldn't pull a setter off the and Mrs. Delos Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. Nlal Wellman. Mrs. Janie Well­ under the Federal Now I want to sell this old Ford car, man, Mrs. Levanche Merrick, Mrs. Celia Hilton. Mrs. Ida Mead. Mrs. And ought not to go so very far. Banking Act of 1933. Alice Mead, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mc ­ To find a man who wants to buy We Furnish Container Bring Your Container Intosh. Mr. and Mrs. John Whet­ A tiling his patience for to try; stone. Mr. and Mrs. Cassius Stowell, He’ll find It here and like as not He'll keep quite cool or he'll get Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Townsend, Mra. Sophia Mead and an uncle, Jesse Cot­ real hot. Written by E. H. Adams, Freeport ton. The Keagles living 1 1-2 miles WSHOMED PROPOSITION ‘SXTSS-S I^iIfinds newspaper PUBLISHED IN 1903 proved and become a part of the county road roaa system. system, If if tijls tqts plan ' ---- ------- Aro you interested Used True' One 1931 Mod. AA Ford Truck One 1931 Mod. AA Ford Truck One 1928 Mod. AA Ford Truck ' 1928 4-Cyl. Chevrolet Truck One Mod. B, 4-Cyl. Ford Pickup . toot* and 1 Inner. in L Middle* birthday. were. Mr. an from ' Mr. and 1 family, nd family Mrs. Will nd Mra. ion spent and Mrs. WATCH THE FORDS GO BY FORD DEALERS BACK OF A SUCCESSFUL BANK IS PUBLIC CONFIBENCE Stomach Gas ADLERIKA Without public confidence any bank is almost helpless in the performance of valuable service to the community or its individual citizens. . EXTRA! PUCUC CONFIDENCE WILL BE ACCORDED For Saturday Only! When the Bank gives a conscientious, painstaking serv­ ice to each individual patron whenever oppor­ tunity permits. When the Bank holds inviolate the funds of each and every depositor, having each loan amply secured for the protection of all depositors. COMPOUND N. F. 50£. 55c When the Bank engages ONLY in legitimate banking business, never being connected in any way with ’ speculative enterprises. Pint This is the BEST we can buy, and at this low price every housewife should buy a. supply now. Remember—thit it for NextSatarday Only! Prescription Drug Store B. A. LyBarker, Prop. TELEPHONE : Hastings, Mich. 2115 double buggy to church and brought CLAY HILLS. Farrell Bums of Harris Creek ft as many neighbors all along the way assisting Leon Potts with his farm as could pile Ln. regular Methodist This community extends their sympathy to Mrs. Eugene Haight in the loss of her brother. Warren McNee, ot Grand Rapids. He was killed in an auto accident. Roy McCaul and wife and Guy McNee and wife attended tlie "Walkathon” in Grand Rapids Sat­ urday evening. Leon Potts and wife and Maurice Lewis and wife of Kalamazoo went to Lansing Sunday and spent the day with Harold England and fam­ ily- __________ __________ The people who borrow "their neighbor’s paper might send in a ularly. How well I recall lhe faces of our pastor and his wife as well as these members of his flock I have men­ tioned. most of whom have gone on to the "mansions fair" they so often sang of. for one of Rev. Rowlands favorite songs was "When we reach the blessed portals, leading to the mansions fair, in the land of life Immortal, we shall safely enter there." Rev. Rowland served the circuit and Martin church three years aad was succeeded by Rev. XT .T 'Rrnamffll whn wlx with iu twn O. K. Hollister. Rev. C. W. Jones years and should have been called the "building" pastor. Seeing our When the Bank is operated under the management of of■ ficers and directors of known integrity and finw* cial ability and run on a sound busines policy. HASTINGS CITY B Capital $150,000.00 Hastings, Michigan T< �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNK 27, 1834 CITY SCHOOLS PRIMARY MONEY ABOUT $12,780 H. Leavitt Bunday. Ray LaPine of Kalamazoo 1* visit­ ing his brother, Jack, and family. Home Economics Specialist* William Hammond and family of Michigan State College Battle Creek were callers at Lloyd Owen Saturday afternoon. Homemakers’ Comer By State Eatlmatea $10 Per Peraon of School Age —S to 20 Years , Over 100- reservations for Farm Federal Deposit Insurance MILO. The school census for Hastings Women's Wftk. to be held at MlchTwenty-three members and onc In the closing days of the Seventy-Thin! Congress, was recently taken by thc teachers | i8an state College July 22 to 29, of our city school* without expense । been received, according to'। talned by the Charleston Club at which adjourned a few days ago, an act was passed to the district. It has not yet been -Miss Edna V. Smith, state leader of thc home of Mrs. Becker east ot amending the 1933 Banking law regarding Federal De­ checked so we cannot give the total. ,ihoma demonstration agents. Galesburg Thursday afternoon when It is expected that it will be about । one of the outstanding features the Home Literary Club furnished Just received our SHIPMENT OF Mei posit Insurance. .. the same as last year. Tills census of the week will be a two hour daily the program consisting of the Club CORMICK and DEERING MOWER and Is required as thc basis for the dis- recreation period directed by Mr. Collect rendered and explained by July lr1934, all deposits now standing on theJioqks of. tributlon of primary school money to [ Robert £. Murray of the National eight members each taking a stan­ BINDER REPAIRS, also BINDER TWINE. the schools of this city. The dlrtri- Recreation Association. New York za; special music both instrumental, banks that are members of the Federal Peposit Insurance button for 1934 will be based on the 'City. and vocal and a reading (original) ■ Mowcra and Binders are Cutting Tools school census taken last year, when I a series of lectures on community by Mra. Farr. Light refreshments* Corporation and all deposits made thereafter will become the number reported won 1.271. The problems will also prove of con- were served by the entertaining club and edged tools—TO DO GOOD WORKschool census for this year will be | slderable interest to thc attendants, Closing an enjoyable and profitable automatically insured up to a maximum of $6,000 instead MUST BE KEPT SHARP and in good or­ used as thc basts for next year's or. Eben Mumford, professor of so- occasion. of $2,500, as formerly. primnry money distribution. ;ciology, will present "Trends in Joseph McClurkln. Jr., and Miss der. Primary money is derived mainly Community Development" and "New Mary Bishop of near Hastings were from taxes on railroad, telegraph.; Demands on Community Leader­ Monday evening callers of Mr. and This change will enable persons to increase their de­ GET YOUR REPAIRS AND TWINE telephone and sleeping car corn-,ship." 'The Community Aspect of Mrs. J. M. McClurkln. Sr., and fam­ posits to $5,000 each and still be covered by insurance. NOW! • panics operating in this state, which ' Youth Problems" will be discussed ily. are taxed at thc average rate of tax- by Prof. J. J. Thadcn. and Prof. C. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McClurkln atton in Michigan. Through the op- j-R, Hoffer will explain "Current So- and little daughter. Joyce Elaine, are This bank is a member of the Federal Deposit In­ eratlon of the fifteen mill tax limi-.clal Legislation." spending a few weeks wltli his par­ surance Corporation, also a member of the Federal Re­ tatton •----- “ ■ • • for ents here while he Is .working for a tatlon law. adopted Adopted by the voters in in, Among thc ■lectures planned 1932, there will be a large reduction ] the daily genera) assemblies will be neighbor. They spent Sunday with serve Banking System, and all deposits are protected un­ in the amount of tax which tlie state a discussion of "The Tripod Tax tlie latter's parents pi Baltimure can collect from these corporations.1 plan" by Mr. Burt Wermuth, man- township. der thc Banking Acts of 1933 nnd 1934. Prlmary money paid to our sciioolsagcr. ----- and• editor *'■ ­ of• •• thc -Michigan Mra. Thomas Spau and baby and Flour, Feed. Coal, Cement. Lime, Brick, Tile Farm Implement! has been high as $19 per pupil. Farmer, and Illustrated talks by Mr. Mr. and Mra. Oscar Smith and chil­ Owing to the operation of the fifteen C. E. Paquin of the educational di­ dren returned Wednesday from a TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH. mill tax limitation law the amount vision of thc stale Department of visit to their people in Pennsylvania. to be distributed tiila year will be re­ Conservation. and Prof. J. W. Stack, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Tack and duced to not more than $10 per per­ of the College zoology department. daughter of Assyria visited their son of school age. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Quick. Sun­ , Thc amount which Hastings NORTinVEST THORNAPPLE. <day. Mrs. Quick went home with schools will receive -for the next in ... Grand Ledge Sunday. -------------Mr. and Mrs. Warren Allen and ithem for a week’s stay. 7711s morn­ EAST IRVING. Bruton DeCockcr. who is working school year will not exceed $12,780 son Hugh of Grandville and sister. Iing a telephone call announced to Itaat Weeks Letter. that Mrs. Marie Goorhousc of Dorr nnd ilhe home folks a little daughter had Miss Ruline Prys attended thc Lewis of Kalamazoo were guests of . Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hurry PenMra. Art Sherman and children of in the suirar beets near Wayland,’ and may be a little less than when,Mrs. of Middleville spent ।arrived at the Tack home and de- Alumni a as home over Sundav sum. There have been years when Mrs. John Alien of banquet at Caledonia Satur­ Mr and Mra. Grant Dickerson Sun- nels. ■ Freeport spent the week with her dayI Mrs. Lou Ahna Patton and daughMr Rcrnard Rvan of Jackson our 6ctl(xAs 5ch<x,b5 have reached $20.000.. $20,000 . Wednesday tftomoon afternoon and evening ,elded to stay. Congratulations. 1day evening. mother. Mrs. Mattie Hodges. .. . All the nrimnrv mnnev must be tiscd'u-itb iho lull...'. m... from Saturday until Monday AI1 lhP Prlmary.money must be used [with thc latter's son. Glenn Allen Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mason of I ter. Miss Helen, colled at thc Mila Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Scobey spent Nora and Mildred Taggart of Mrs. Jennie Page and son Osca: spent m hbXlwS. 10 poy lhC “,!lrk■8 of te*chen' i"nd family. Mrs. John Allen went ; Sunday with tho former's mother at :Hastings arc spending part of their Richland were callers of Mr. and Ashby home at Shultz Sunday. and Mrs. McNee attended a picnic ----------- • • * -------to Grandville with her grandchll- 'Welcome. vacation In the Edw. Walters home, Mrs. Bert McCollum Friday eve­ Rev. Holtz and son, Pcfry.'W Eu­ PRAIRIEILLE.--------- Idren for a visit. Tuesday Mr. McClurkln and son Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bedford and ning. reka were here for the opening of William Mullen accompanied Mr Miss Ruth Heintz of Leighton and Harry were callers of their son and .son, Bernard, of the Powers district Nonnan Fennels of Kalamazoo the fishing season. They like it line and Mra. Lawrence Osborne and Maurice Thomas were Sunday aft- |brother. Mr. apd Mrs. James Mc- were callers at tlie home of Edgar spent the week with his grandpar­ In their new home, but of course, 1 sons to Benton Harbor Sunday. emoon and evening guests of Mra. iClurkin in Middleville. Flfleld Friday. miss their old friends and were glad ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pcnnels. Merlin and Virginia Houvencr. Dora Keykey. Leo Monlchck ot Hastings called Miss Helen Patton of Midland to be tn Cloverdale again for a day Eleanor Lewis and -Josephine Van Tlie Parmelee Home Manage- ।the Brandstetter home Wednesday at thc home of Claude A. Hammond spent lhe week end with her moth­ Hout went to Kellogg Foundation ’ ment Club members with their fam- ■with twenty present. A program ot1 liomc Thursday evening. • er. Mrs. Lou Anna Patton. , Camp today to spend three weeks. ' Hies will go to Caledonia Park ;readings was given and a guessing An inventor announces a robot Dr. and Mrs. Charles Mullen and Thursday for their picnic. Some of our folks attended the which answers 25,000 questions. game furnished by Mrs. Albertson. A CI.OVERDALE. Mrs Boyd Cortrlght of Otsego were Samuel Aldcrdyce of Jackson is ;fine supper was served by the host­ Sunday School convention held al Parents of first graders will wak. for guests of Mrs. Sarah Smith and spending thu week with his sister. ।esses. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Barnum and son. Floyd, of Shultz Sunday. thc later 16-cylindcr Improvement. daughters Bunday. Mrs. Scott Bcherwood and husband. :Prairieville Park al Gull lake. Hastings spent Sunday with the Littlt May Joyce Pierce is with I Mrs. Oscar Palmer. Barbara Fox a Welcome Home party was held Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hughes Grover Davenport family. her mint. Miss Cora Mack, at Wall "Nothing in thc world U worth and Billie Ahrens of Hastings visit- Wednesday evening for Alton ।arc the happy parents of a little son Mr. nnd Mrs. Wallace Nadcll of lake for a few days. considering except the truth."—E. cd Mr. and Mrs. David Deal. Stlmpson. who has just returned |born at Borgess hospital Thursday ।Orangeville nnd Mr. and Mrs. Clare Miss Hazel Pcnnels of Kalamazoo Phillips Oppenheim. Kenneth Clinton of Pontiac is i home from college at Kalamazoo. ;morning. They were brought' home Five quarts of New and spending a week with his aunt. Mr. । About 60 were in attendance. A fine Sunday ■ evening and arc .getting and Mrs. Jay Houvrner. j supper and a Jolly good time arc re­ along nicely. Improved Conoco Germ ; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hughes and ported. Mrs. Wilcox nnd grandson. Jock little Michael Quick are guests of a fine attendance for supper at Bradfield, spent from Friday till Processed Motor Oil luMr. and Mra. Vaughn Mott of Bear [the Aid Thursday evening. In the ,Sunday evening at Wall lake. lake. -------- -*of•’— --------------— ­ I absence the------president and• vice Callers of Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. bricated a motor nearly Leland Honeywell and Marjorie president. Mrs. Mabel Adams tcrok Bradfield Sunday evening were the Born were married June 6. Thc cere­ charge of thc business meeting. former s sister. .Mra. Ryerson and 5,000 miles in a test mony took place in the Holy Mater­ Six ladies from Mason walked In Mrs. Mina Scott of Hastings and nity church at Dowagiac. After a with well filled boskets to spend the Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Flint. against five nationally short wedding trip they will live nt day with Mrs. Wm. Reid Wednes­ Miss Allda McClurkln is sick with 105 Telegraph street. Mrs. D. N day tonsllltls and a goiter. known, widely advertised, Honeywell. Opal Honeywell nnd Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson of Mr. Bellinger has word that his Mrs. Philip OTVxi’.e were in nttend- Detroit were guests of their parents. son. Warren, and family of S. Pasmotor oils! nnce. Leland is one of our well Mr and Mrs. Fred Otto, over the adeka. Calif., are motoring to thc liked and popular boys and thc best farfr home here for the summer. Dr. wishes of his.many friends here arc Warren McNee. a former resident Warren Bellinger who has been a THAT'S THE Oil FO» .extended to them. |ncic but nww now v, of «jr<uiu Grand napruo. Rapids, um died practicing dentist until recently | here uu> I The Prairieville school reunion will very suddenly from n heart attack since his health has failed. He YOU* CAR I 'be held here Sunday. July 8 AU for- Thursday morning, funeral wns held hopes to regain It by a life in thc mer teachers mid pupiLs and their tn the church Saturday and burial country this summer. families are suposed to.be on hand, in the cemetery here. Cooperative dinner. Bring your | Mr. and Mrs. Manvel Ftnkbelncr NEW AND IMPROVED JIINDS CORNERS. table service. -Come meet your old of Caledonia spent Thursday evcMr. and Mrs. Edd Holley of Kala­ schoolmatcs and teachers will do ning with Mr. nnd Mrs. Verne mazoo spent Sunday with het sis­ GERM PROCESSED iyou lots of good. Tell others. 'Thomas and sons. ter. Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Phillips, i Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Norris of Has- [ and family. Eicluiivt New Ftriurti Protected Under Recent U. S. Patent* tings visited Mra Norris and Lucy MARTIN CORNERS. Miss Mildred DeMott of Hastings Sunday. ' --- । Mr and Mrs. Gary Studt and Mr. spent part of last week with her arJ Mrs. Delos ..................... -* an(j Mrs. George Bustancc and fam - parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dc■I Mr. and Hughes and children of Toledo. Ohio.‘will spend uy Qf near Clarksville were Sunday Mott. a week with their partnU, Richard callers o( Mr. anii Mrs. Clark Over­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tobias' of Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. smjuk Kalamazoo spent Saturday after­ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2618 iN'2TU'. ji • . 1 . ... J Mr? nnd Mrs. Elmore Ellis and noon and Sunday with their par­ The Ladles Ad will be held at baby of Lake Odessa were over the ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobins, and Mrs George Cowels at Delton Wed-!wprlc end RUCalR of Mrs. Ellis’ par- Marlon.' nesday. July 11. po< luck dinner. enU Mr Bnd Mrs CIark ovcramlth. Jay Webster of Urbandale spent There was it good attendance at — - - -— Thursday afternoon and night with .church Sunday. There were bap­ er's Wednesday was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias. tismal services and several were re­ Proceeds $5.10. Mrs. Burrell Phillips and daugh­ These next two months you’ll drive farther, faster, ceived into thc church. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Murphy of ter, Gertrude, spent one evening last than at any other season. Roads will be hotter, too— Mary Jean Smith visited Louise near Hastings were Sunday eve­ week with Miss Houghtalln in Has­ Sniflln near Guta lake Sunday mid ning visitors of Mr. and Mn. ,Orr tings. more dangerous for thin weak tires. To go places safely, [ Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. Mell Rendershott Fisher Sirs. .Fred mid -son pr*Kitnto avoid trouble and loss of time, equip now with husky .I ...... .... Karr -■?. — >-• • me l. A. 8. will hold an ice cream of Kalamazoo visited her parents, kitkee. Ill. visited the formers sisnt ,hp Mart)n church pri^y Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias, Sunday new sure-gripping Goodyears — every ply blowout* ter. Mrs. Fred Smith, and family ------— June .-------29. » -----------— 75c afternoon and Monday. evening. You arc cordially last week. protected with patented Supertwist Cord. Get today’s invited to attend. ,; _____ Mr. and __Mrs. ____________ Ronald Haynes took Mr and Mrs. Harry Skinner mid Mr and Mrs. Orr Fisher were their son. Johnnie, .to pine jaltc low prices anil the greater value we offer because Goodyear daughter of McMillan visited the Sunday afternoon callers of Frank camp Monday morning. .former's sister. Mrs. Fred Smith, on . and William Cogswell in Lakeview. Dealers sell thc most tlrcs-by millions! See ua right Mrs. Millie Haynes of Baltimore I tlwir return from Ann Arbor * here „uul B1K „ mary Minor naic Bateman and, m Mrs. Mary aim and -aJW Marie DeMott spent OU11USunday, away! All types— all prices—in guaranteed Goodyears. •hey attended the graduation °» Johnson of Spring Arbor were call-! with Mr. and Mra. Ronald Haynes thi tr son at the University. ers nt Orr Fisher’s Saturday. hnd family. u^1" J;'*’?*’ *’a* s‘>. M’r ous y Miss Beatrice Barry, who lias been i Mrs. Will Moore and daughter, ill is able to be ab<Hit again. teaching in the lhe Grand Haven I Margaret, nnd Mrs. Bums Bump and Lucile Higgins is visiting Mra.1 schools. Is spending her vacation daughter of Hastings drove to AnEvelyn Johnson nt Hnrbor Springs wlth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milo! goto. Ind., last Wednesday and Mr*. Blmich Stanley. Betty Lynn Barry. Electric | called on relatives and visited Mrs. mid Jack of KalmmiMxi mid Miss of REAL Non-Skid --------------< ♦ *---------------| Bump's girlhood home. Doris Boulter of Cressey were gucata 8 inch Fant HOLMES (TIURCiU Mr and Mrs. Isaac Houvencr of of Mr and Mrs James Boulte^ last YOU nothing extra Thc Andrus family reunion was Hastings spent one- evening last week. Mr’. Boulter was given a held al lhe home of Roy Wickham pweck with Miss Susie Phillips. in the great kitchen slioavr Wcdne^iay Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Nora 1 Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore and NEW Mbs Norma Castle in company Andrus Langdon of Bergen. New daughter and Mary and Myron with three other teachers arc tour­ York. Relatives were present from Bishop attended the Welcome . ing some of lhe southern states and Kalamazoo, Jackson, Lansing and Orange Saturday night. the eastern states going as far as Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy Maine. They expect to be gone at We arc glad to report that Elwood and family ot the State Road visGOODYEAR GOODYEAR , least two weeks. Barnum -Is able to be up and around ited her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Keet , Callen at Robert McKibbin's Sun- after being confined to his bed for .Tobias, and family Sunday. SPEEDWAY PATHFINDER Iday were: Mrs. Fred Boniface nnd several weeks. ALL-WEATHER | Thelma Tobias of Battle Creek children of North Pine Lake. Mr Mr. and Mrs. August Tasker of |knd friend. Everett Mier, of School­ lng. chafing. Co*t Get our 29 x 4 AO and Mrs. John DeForest anfl twins North Carlton were Sunday visitorkitraft spent Sunday with her para few cent* more price In j'Oyr lot Martin. Will Watson and chil-, at Roy Wickham's. lehU. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias. •fte dren of Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs-4■** Mr. and Mrs. Ross Winan and son. I --------- ■----- *------------------— Will Shattuck and family of Kala* Gilbert, of Battle Creek were week ■ THREE CORNERS. dollars more In । mazoo and Russell Watson of Crook-1lend visitors at Levant McIntyre's | Sunday guests of Mrs. Miranda Out-of-state relative* nnd friends will thank you for ’ Mn. Carl Perkins attended the Sisson were. Mr. and Mrs. Clement suggesting a "Vacation in .Michigan.” Sisson and family of Kalamazoo »i)d Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reesor and Only a few hours awav from any part of lhe midwest, Ride on the Big family of Woodland. thia lake-bordered slate offers a reasonably priced Super-Soft Tires I it being the birthday anniversary of; M u ana Miss Ret ha Roblnxort of Hastings UxJrvn, .to ... IW honor the New Curs are kpent the week end at home. and beaches, primesnl forests am! modern resorts, Wearing— | ••• _ brfterr.oon visitor* at Welby CrockMra. Floyd Walters and daughter, • If the farm hadn't been such a ford's, boapitabic towns and cities nnd.great nianiifactiiring Marion, of Grand Rapids spent thc swell place to mortgage a few years I past week with her father. Maury plants add to its charm nnd interest. Splendid highago. it would be a better place to live CEDAR CREEK. Moore, and aunt, Mrsr Clara BlXson. waya and boat and rail lines make it easily accessible. I on right now. j Mr. and Mr*. Lewis DuBols oi ... Mr. Walters of Carlton visited at Ark Jot our *t . MltM „ J Augusta and Myron Wertman and; tlie home of his daughter, Mra. E. Michigan's tourist and resort business brings large Changeover Offer It must have been a native of nt —_- -—v cwmt Qn, 6. Flfleld. and family Sunday. Aberdeen, who. in a London bargain I basement, asked the attendant if Utal m?? hJ!?? Wertin h ployment for thousand*, and greater prosperity for all sing spent the week end with the there were another floor below. L of ata. We can Increa-c thnt lru*Ide*a further by telling | Lloyd Owen and family .nd and wE letter s parents here. -----—1 Cairns were Sunday guests of WilMrs. Claude A. Hammond, Rose ouLof-atatc friend* about Michigan a vacation advan­ Marie and Robert called on Mrs. r> 1 ’ TL uI . i 1,am Bchrlber and wife of RuUngs. tage*, and by spending our own vacations here. Gone! High Coit Uone!— ----The lhe nigh Lost We are giad to report John Gurd John Olner of Rutland Wednesday J improving after his fall while hay- afternoon. And, no matter which port of Michigan you visit thia Of Stomach Trouble ilng. Plynn Tuttle of the Little Red summer, banish worry bv telephoning home and office Don't pay $2.50 to 15.00 for re­ I Guyla Raae. wife and ton Leslie Brick district was a guest Sunday frequently Cali ahead for rfercrvalioiu, or - lief from stomach pains indiges­ and Mrs. Phoebe Dunkley spent of hlx cousins, f*- —J to tell friend* Von ore coming Long Dis- ./ Ax tion. Try Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets 'Bunday with Floyd Wood and wife 'Flfield, and fam NORTH MICHIGAN AVE HASTINGS, MICH Umee eel I* will mid but little to the cdti and / Mr. and Mrs. Waiters —3 week* treatment only $1. Re­ ■near NashviUe. —- -and;f«»nUy Lee Lubumbe spent Sunday evening with much to thc enjoyment of your vacation, lief or your money back—B. A. . Mr and Mrs. --------Phono 2482—We Come—Or) the Run 'children ot — —.. Mr. — Belding. and «... Mn. their ---------parent*.- Mr. .and Mn. Edw. LyBarkcr, Druggist—Adv. [Claud Kelley ey and daughter of Hu- Walton, Wallers, and tamlly. family. Good Ueed Tiree $1 up—Guaranteed Tire Vulcanizing Twine EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY National Bank of Hastings HOW BIG A LUBRICATING JOB CAN A QUART OF OIL DO? Get Set for a CONOCO 06 OIL EDMONDS OIL COMPANY MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. .. SPECIALS tor"Ovor the Fourth" W«ter *n Ball, now 4UC Patch Kit now for— 1A IvC 43% MEH MICHIGAN .. . THE IDEAL VACATION LAND S570 1 J&J!" KSTorS BROSS TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE �TOE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE tl, 1W4 INSECTS COME EARLY COUItT MOUSE NEWS Rssipplt si>.u 2 £.* J5' heifm No. I Can 2 aaaa If intuit c~*m 2 a. Nutley Oleo Campbell's TOMATO SOUP 3 Cracker's 2 £ Peanut Butterx Cheese Wieconiin Mild Crees ■rkk A. lb. css Campbell's Bean* Pork & Bean* b .... . COFFEE Maxwell House Chase & Sanborn 8 O’clock s-tk. I., Red Circle Bokar i Beech-nut Hill* Bros. 2I« IO« . 17 l^C 9^ 25' s, n,. 29 u. 29' 21' ■k. 23' lb. Hb u. u. 29 ~ ib. ii. 32' Kellogg's FLAKES pkg*7l0c Post Toasties Pineapples':^ No. 1H ,u Hires Extract Cookies N-B-c* En«:i,h s,*u Pen-Jel Dill Pickle* B'-J 19 2 2 35' 23' 29' 27' 2T bottle 2 2 . SOAP Soap Chips 2bc 39' 25' 39 10 2 PBGor Kirk’. Oxydol Large Package Camay Soap Ivory Flakes 2 pk<a. Mustard "A5«*"D 2 »" Motor Oil T,HS.lcu“ 8c81*Fedplu» Tax Rumford "*kihc powder Best Food Relish ‘in * !«• A pits*. Corn Flakes »—»«•“ < COM Kidney Beans TEA Mayfair Nectar Mayfair Our Own Bulk Green Our Own Kellogg’s Priseilia "pek’J East Lansing. — Bugs, beetles, moths, files, and al) sorts of other insects tn all stages of development seem to have chosen tills year to put forth a concentrated attack on everything planted In. thc ground, according to the entomology depart­ ment at Michigan State College. "Past records which show thc dates at which Insect* are likely to ap­ pear In Michigan and whlih tell when the sea-ron of serious injur­ tlce filed, proof of will filed, order ies U past will have to be revised. admitting will entered. Thc insects a?c arriving before Est. Alfred Btorr. Petition re­ schedule and arc hanging around questing authority to reduce note after they should be satisfied with Hied, order authorising reduction in tlie damage done. note entered. Right now thi season tor cut­ Est. Emma I. Barnum. Inventory worms. is way past it* usual finish filed. . but the pests are still cutting down Est. Cecil Burlnc. inventory filed plant* and ruining crops. The best Est. Lydia E. Williams. Inventory treatment for the common cutworm ’ filed, petition for license to sell filed, is a poison bait made by mixbig mlxUig ] u.r< n order for publication entered. bran, molasses, and white arsenic '• J Mmtth. ..... Eht. Samuel Campbell, Petition for or pari* green. One pound of the ' “ amended order assigning residue poison Is enough u> mix with a Irwin. <luitit> tli filed, amended order a*signing resi­ bushel of bran. The bait is motsdue entered. tened wltli enough water while being Est. Fred M. Cushing. Inventory mixed so that a particle of poison filed. sticks to each bran flake.. Est. Henry J. Kraus. Petition for The poison bait should be scat­ hearing claims Hied. tered thhily In areas where thc Est. Lewi* Lockhart. Annual ac­ worms are present. These worms count filed. work nt night so. sometime*, the on­ &t. Thoma* cheesebrough. War­ ly evidence of their presence b the rant and inventory filed. wilted plants cut ofl ......... during Mn thc, Est. Ellen L. Roush. Inventory [ previous night. ,i Climbing, cutworms arc another Est. Donald D. Hess. Order allow- fOrm of hungry family. These lng account and aj>pointlng trustee 1 creatures climb trees and vines and entered, order assigning residue en-,cnt the buds and leave*. The poite- ' —1 son bait helps kill thc climbing cut­ Est. Philip T. Colgrove. Order, %-orjn* but vines or trees should be confirming sale filed. protected by bands of tree tangleEat. Marques E Begur. Order al-,foot whlch catch thc insect as It lowing account and assigning re-si- tries to ascend. due entered. I qqic army worm which is closely Est. Henry Roe. petition to give, related to the ordinary cutworms has deed pursuant to contract filed, or- appeared In thc state recently. This 1 der to give deed pursuant to contract lhe first time in four year* that: entered. enough of thc species has been pres- 1 Est. Horatio E Miller. Order al- ent — to - do serious damage, -■--------- Mason —-— I| n-nrr HiirMnn. ti-m,i lowing claims entered, final account and Charlevoix counties report the»-1' of administration filed, waiver of worst outbreaks of the army worms ' notice filed, order assigning residue to date UUL but AIK the Insect may appeav < <■ LO UdLb entered. I..... -— ■'> | anywhere. Lj Est. George L. Hlncliman. Will Tlie army worm-usually multiplies filed, petition for probate of will in crops on low areas and then I filed, order for publication entered, marches to other flelcLs as the orig- ' y' petition f»r special administratrix Inal food supply is exhausted. Il, filed, order appointing special ad­ is/nearly impossible to kill the in-1 •n ’ vv.wton; ministratrix entered, bond of special sJcts after they art once established [ r"ii„vr,i i„ administratrix filed, letters of special in a field but they kan be destroyed . *i<i administratrix issued. a* they are moving to new food sup­ Est. Mary Ann Wilkinson Collier plies. Inventory filed. The army worms orc trapped In Est. George 8. Marshall. Order al­ । barrier furrows that are plowed in lowing claims entered. , series of three with the earth thrown DURFEE 'ln thv dkrectlon fronl which thc inrci.i wi,x„ u—.... are coming. As tlie worms are Est. George C. Foul. Annual ac­ count filed. Est. Sarah Varney. Petition for determination of heirs filed, order for publication entered. Est. Mary Ballenger. Petition tor determination of heirs filed, order for publication entered. Est.-William E. Johncock- Order confirming kale entered. Est. Julia Catn. Order allowing claims entered. i?. cJS. iSlmmSidwx, cited ,»“» —rth tex ptaln. . to-|.. . to Hastings because of the sarlous V* ?lr?.w t!'c 501 nl° t*1L' on,c lllnes* of Mrs George Baulch 111 wh,ch the are trapped. u ’£*c“; Rctha Serven of Mt. Morris Is ; worms on lawns or in ficlcu for visiting Miss Phyllis Rcaser. worms that gel by the barriers. Mrs. Perry Hunslcker and son came from Cleveland Ohio, with the1| Another pest which appears pcrIs now causing commercial remain.! of Mr. Hunslcker. which | lodlcally were laid to rest in the Striker ceme­ lasses in com and oat fields in the I.southern tiers of counties. This is tery Wednesday. thc chinch-bug? another insect Shrliln:, William Knlffln Is in the hospital jWhich must be trapped as It moves at 'Ann Arbor for treatjnent for in­ '■ ftnii. to ,new fodd supplies. The federal juries received from being thrown government is cooperating with from a horse Friday. -v MMriMt -. Michigan farmers this year In the The Children’s day flitted Brethren w:ir 0,1 chinch-bugs. Quantities of Jhe East., Baltimore Uni VUOtlxn Vr “* W Mrs. Nancy Jarstfcr and,Mr, and Cr£LtUttorcicr8’ for chinch bum la H-lb-29' Mr. and Mr, Bid Rice .pent Sun-!“ «>" « “«*“ u“ «>«' »' ' S’riSlS? M'* S S’* I ^hKWrlrr te plated h, punehteu row Americans, indeed, have seen rubber growing—that is why the Firestone Plantations, a new feature of thc Firestone Factory and Exhibition Bustling, is attracting so much interest at the World’s Fair this summer. Actual trees were brought from tho Firestone Plantations in Liberia, Africa. The native village la shown In the back­ liquid rubber is seen flowing from ground. Firestone thia year baa thc trees. All of tho steps in gath- ,many new valtiablo’end Intereatta® robber .re .[.own .nd ex- exhibit!, IKIMn< including ,n. the completaplained — tapping, tho preparation *i. w#L. mill, coagulation into solid rubber, manufacture of the lieA IBB . . ■ t i Inren Tl —a wtiien loon Tires, which mr* are turned out at sheeting, smoking, drying, anal — .........---------------------baling. To make it more realistic a I the rate of 70 per day. Grimmett Friday evening. Arthur Chadwick and family of Yankee Springs called on Arthur Tyler and family Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reed and Mr. Scott Carr of Lake Odc.v-a were call­ ers nt Orval Tuttle’s Wednesday. Miss Theresa Ann Feldpausch is spending the week with Mrs. Robert Bechtel of Hastings. Alton Oltnstcaa nnd family and John Tyler from Vermontville were Sunday guests of Arthur Tyler and family. BOWNE CENTER. near the Ohio line Sunday. Mrs. Orvin Smelker and Marian Mrs. Addie Benton visited Mr. and Vrs. Russell Benton of Grand Rap- attended a church wedding of a cousin in Lansing Saturday. The Nash reunion was held at Bowne Center Saturday and the visitors at the Lewis Skinner home Thomas reunion at Lake Odessa In Leighton Thursday. Mrs. Gusta Wright and Mrs. How­ Sunday. ard Aldrich arc visiting the latter** Mr. and Mrs. John Smelker and relatives in lhe west. Mr. and Mrs. Wall Thomas were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. Black letters on a "Federal Yeland Mrs. WUl Sweet of Middleville, -nd Middleville. low" backs ................. attract tbs attmMr. and Mrs. WUl -cMrrtain-*l<ton of;lhb 1st better than any cd their son, Dick, and family from other c * FORD PRICE REDUCED Effective Friday, June 15, prices on Ford V-8 Passenger Cars, Trucks and Commercial Can were reduced HO to *20. These reductions repre­ sent new low prices on 1934 models, as there have been no Ford price increases this year. FORD V-8 PASSENGER CARS (112-inch wheelbase) WITH STANDARD EQUIPMENT TUDOR SEDAN - H<b.If< >b. .b. Black 3fe J7< 1O< 17' wk“t Standiih CookI ORANGES Juicy Dozen 29c CABBAGE Home Grown Lb. 3c POTATOES New Cobblers Pk. 25c LEMONS Good Size Dozen 25c ARIZONA HEAD LETTUCE 10c GarUc Lb. - 17c TRY THIS SPECIAL ITEM I Fre« Braadod SiMra Year A St P Marlut Stlb e BETTER Grade of Beef AH Prkw Tn This Ad Subject To Tho Firestone Shows Plantations at cd Appetites a# They Rav­ age Fanner’s Crops w-ib.23' Red Beans Doggie Dinner f2L 11 Rajah Salad Dressing £ 25' Seminole Tissue c*;x 4 25' Short Ribs „ H-lb-JT' Black Ground Beef Summer Sausage -- in». JM' zz. at riao.r. M.. R^nto^ •*S^tiw,th thc 031,11 ,hrown to*ard the ?nd nfId be protected. A heavy pole Mrs. Fred King and attended’ Chlll7Jrro^8u'’ntll1’itthe ‘botUtai’^ta j——j ,, _, i— ,.hire,, । the furrow until tne bottom is Mr, and Mr, Dtbter and ’ SXSJSin nrLw>1rodalnttUie r"re v ot Roxand ap«nt Sunday with their, “J 7? ■Manter, Mrs. Nile. Lltehneld ahd ^tn^^d’W™ Ke . Green _ Orange Pekoe 25' ®9' 21' 23' 17' 19' MARRIAGE LICENSE. Roy E Peake, Hope ...................... 20 Bethel I- Hallock, Hope ............. 20 PROBAlV COURT. I COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS AND STAY OVERTIME Mlehlgaa Sain Taa! V A p FOO | > S' ■‘S.’S twin bov* about two weeks old । tar will spread out bi a strip ,wu‘ it, ’and inch or so wide, depending on SOUTH SHULTZ. i the kind of soil. Thc chinch-bugs Bobbie Shultz of Hastings spent dislike the smell of tar and will folthe past wrek with Mr. and Mrs.,'ow along the strip trying to get Gordon Thompson. around It. Their journey takes j , Thow from here who attended them to one of the hales Into which , A’M Sunday school convention at Shultz they fall and are trapped. Two ............ listened to a fine program and all inches of hydrated lime 1* placed enjoyed thc splendid talk by Rev. in the bottom of each poet hole so L. E Chamberlain of Lcigliton. Wc the bugs will be smothered a* they BEAR HOLE LAKE NEWS. were glad to have -Mr. and Mrs: 'struggle to get out. Thc hole* should Mr. Orval Tuttle and family. Harry D. Shepherd with us and all who be cleaned out once a day If the In- Bearer, Dorothy Manner and Tilly wcre not there missed a treat. sects are numerous, and new lime Smith of Hastings were at Lake AlMiss Naomi Dunison of Cddwat- ■' should be added each time. Oon-Quln on a picnic Sunday. WUM Mrs. Mln. Kenyon Tue.-1 U*HT1>'’cOKOTILS. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hurless. Harry Hurless, Mr. and Mrs. Leon West of spent Bunday with their daughter 1 and Mrs- Elnio‘c Ellls aIld Hastings HaaunW and and Mr. Mr. Kenneth Kenneth Hurless Hurless Mr and Mra Haves BDonable of baby ol Lake odC5-‘,a were Saturday 'and family attended a picnic at East Hasting. * BPOnable. of t >od rucsU M|dd|e lake Sund>y Frank Hom had thc misfortune c,aTk 2' crs ^!!2 ’ ' * . n H ’ Ha ’ 8ht and 40,1 ot Coats Grove Frank Hom had thc mtafortune -~r - - --- - . _ . to cut, hl* thumb very badly with the and h*[a- Howard McCaulley were Sunday guest* of Mr. Russell axe one day last week. of Battle Creek were guests at Mr. Craven and family. Visitorsand callers at o, E. Ken-'*^ °,ark Ovenmltha SaturMr. and Mrs. Zellon Kaiser were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. yon’s Sunday were, Mr. and Mrs. day night. There was a good attendance at Whitman Benham at Yankee Prank Hallock and Albert Huf.. straw of Milo, Mr. and Mn. T. the Homecoming at the church Bun­ Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLaughln and Castlein of Delton. Mr. and Mrs. day, fifty or more -sitting down to1 the weU filled tables and more com ­ Harry Hurless of Hastings were Sat­ Don McCallum of Brush Ridge and ing for the afternoon service, about urday guest* of Kenneth Hurless Mrs. Anna Pearce of Dowling. 70 being present. Rev. M. E. Hoyt and family. . QUIMBY. of Nashville. a former pastor, Miss Mary Tuttle and Mr. Robert Tlie Children s Day exercises were preached in the afternoon and all Tuttle are spending the week with well attended Bunday morning. The were glad to hear one of his good their aunt, Mrs. Clara Tinkler, ol children all did fine, much, credit sermons again. Hbr/laughter. Miss Hastings. to Miss Freda Scott and Mis* Ruth Marjorie Hoyt, a very talented vio­ Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cook of Manis­ Conklin. There were also baptismal linist. gave us several fine selections; tee called on friends and relatives service*. Lawrence Lowell, WUllam Wayne Conklin favored us with hero Sunday. trombone music; James Tyler of Castelein and Maurice Olasgew were Raymond. O. Gillespie and family Woodland sang a solo and Wayne Of Yankee Springs were Wednesday Jnptlzed. -" ‘ . Several from this place attended and Frances Conklin a duet. Mrs. guests of Arthur Tyler and family. tiie Children’s Day exercises at Millie Fisher gave a history of the Mrs. Rusal! Craven and three chil­ Baltimore U. B. church Sunday eve­ Martin church and circuit. Friends dren have been sick with, mumps the were present from woodland and past two weeks. ning. There, was a good attendance at Nashville. Hastings and Costs Henry Billings and family of Lan­ the Young People’s class party at I Grove. sing were week end guesu of Mr. Wildwood landing Saturday night. I Mrs. Mae Oreramlth visited Mrs. and Mrs. Wm. Clagett and family. Ice cream and cake were served. Sarah Tlscher in Lansing a couple Miss-Leona Miller of Hastings is Young people from- Barryvllle also I of days the first ot the week. spending the week with her stator. met with them. | The young people’s olaas will hold Mrs. Herman Feldpausch. Don’t forget that home made Ice a weenie roast at Indian Landing Roy Myna of Grand Rapids and cream will be served at the church. Friday evening, June 33, each one to Mlu MU* porothy Manner of Hastings Jun* 28. afternoon and evening. bring weenies and randwiches. were Bunday evening guests of Or­ ,-------- -***----------- — . . «« Trautwein accompanied val. Tuttle and family. • Machinery tan t going to take Mr. and Mn. James Tyler of WoodMr. and Mrs. Frank Kurr, Mr. Mar', pUer; ouchlnn, u jolna w Uod lo Lrnilni auunU, uM and Mn. Robert Beckwith and Mr. provide for labor. —Adolph Lew- Saturday night with them at their and Mrs. Prank Beckwith of Has­ Uohn’ home In Woodland, tings tailed on Mr. and Mrs. Star COUPE FORDOR SEDAN K WITH LUXE EQUIPMENT . . $520 . .' 505 575 VICTORIA ♦CABRIOLET ♦ROADSTER ♦PHAETON $560 545 615 600 590 525 550 • These prices remain unchanged FORD V-8 TRUCKS AND COMMERCIAL CARS Commercial Car Chassis—112-inch wheelbase Truck Chassis—1.31-inch wheelbase Truck Chassis—157-inch wheelbase Stake Truck (Closed Cab) 131-inch wheelbase . Stake Truck (Closed Cab) 157-lnch wheelbase $350 485 510 650 715 In addition to above, prices were also reduced on other Commercial Care and Track type* from f!6 la IU ALL PRICES F.O.B. DETROIT — FORD MOTOR CO �TH! HASTIN03 BANNER, fflDXMDAT, JUNI 27. 1»J4 iwttvnt ——— . ........................ a .1 LEGAL NOTICES MOBTOAOE BALS XOW. .THEREFORE. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION STATE FARMERS USE Strodtbeck Sunday evening. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. in cce recent eras, ths rscord. showed eight Chattel mortgage Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson of Mra. Margaret Aiupaugh of Quim­ S? ELECTRICAL ENERGY •■Wnn <U1 .ppUcuu tor . >™n. AU Hickory Corners were Sunday guests by and Donald. Keith and Kenneth “ ----------rxc.pl one ol U>e« h.d been of her parents, TKr. and Mrs. Wm. Keeler of Hastings spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keeler and -^ Michigan in First Rank for “» *Havens. Mrs. Dan Aouglass and grand­ family. Number ofTarms With Thia jn some cases, the mortgages have Sunday evening visitors at Mrs. daughter, Mita Zana Douglass, were Modern Convenience ij*"1 T*w peoaiwho loaned guests Thursday nnd Friday of her Anna Buck's were, Mr. and Mrs. rT t Isrnn t.nnm lhc' money failed to record the fact Wesley Pew and family and____ Mrs. East Lansing.-MIchlgan farmers and hM moved from ,tate so Mina Adams and daughter, Caro­ 1 H astings stand In the froxit rank in the use lhnt it u difficult to locate him to lyn Jean, and John Gould of Hasof l«lrical their----------farms.MIV । dear the records. | Clayton Newland from near.Del- i — <.‘— _— power .------ —on-------rcwju,. , both in number of total consumerslnade for short pcrlo<15 ton spent the'week end with the ' ' nuv Hn,.Dh nna «nn this. type of energy InL inum-| through the production production credit credit asas- home folks. I m?’ u,. :.t1.1of ..if, and mart, 7in tnrougn — of «f new...... .installations incfoiHtmnt —-------- tne --------------.. . _i > Mr and Mrs. Ernest Oorham and LLa?Saii * 5* °«n M‘ >h*n her In . soclatlon io farmers... are-Increasing -------------------------------------------------- -Hr to • 1633, ----------according in Michigan. Delays oc- | children of— Kalamazoo spent Satur.nnd ,,,,u Mrs. Frank Shriber Sunday. - auction . -------------------„ to .he --- agricultural ... ---- ui। rapidly auuiijau. ........ Paul Strodtbeck of near Kent -in **•ei/rj -''nn.lnnn, tn.. department narimeni nf ------- _ a .. . this .---------------- „ fi-1 I d*y wlth the former's r's pa !/mrtnwrins nt VtloYiloar, Michigan1iCurr ing when type of —farm tw.rents Mr. I1 Pttl rham. spent -----Sunday with his parents, JI I th icon/ — on — ’State College, Collese. Ifnancing first was aiMcwru started are arc now rerc- I an<i KIrs- Francis Gorham. , I tity ---*■-and ---- I Mrs. ,r— Jt Jf -Strodtbeck. a,— —i,i.—l. .Mr. • <­ ------------- .. . Mr nnd Mrs j D Hoard ind I Mr. ■ ’i" I Nearly one-fourth of all farms in m0V ed and. applications are getting son, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Carter and and Mrs. J. J. Strodtbeck and son. ,hc 4:ale arc now «7lccd for c,e$- Iquick consideration. bi" <4 tricity for power, lights, or both. ■ . < *»--------------daughter. Norma, from near South । Paul, called on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haven were Sunday guests of their Weyerman and daughter, Thelma, i iiicbisao. deorrib-• The larger power companies which IRVING r«!. rn.t ot th. '"•’‘w’ a rt,Port 10 thc InMrs. E. D. JohnsoA spent a few daughter and sister, Mrs. Geo. Hav- of Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Carol' Fuller nnd .rrtior. Iiiirty two , formation Bureau supplied service |dBys last week in Grand Rapids ens and farrtlly. inn4 ,o 2'5?° “dd2,l0noal ‘S™*9 *n -«*‘“ng acquainted with her new Ferel Replogle of Washington. D. daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and , ihenro c.t on. । R3n in 1933. Smaller_ companies, grandchild at the home of Mr. and C., was a caller Monday afternoon nnd Mrs. Wm. Hale of North Carl­ htin.trrdifnnv.iiR ind two third, rod., i undoubtedly, mode additional in- Mrs. Leon Steadman. in the home of his aunt. Mrs. Wm. ton. . Wa> .„e Nichols MehoU lc „ Friday ,for or ih < I’t«*toUons 0,1 u , Mr and Mrs Wm- McNutt enter- Havens .nd unel.. W. H OU. He Wayne left I The unusually large number of (Ulnfd with a family dinner in hon- w.s °n Ms ww U, Cjairon.l. to visit Ann j, .tleitUn, IV Michigan farmers using electrical Jor of the 82nd birthday of Mrs. Me- hLs mother. Mrs. Geo. Replogle. ... _____ _______ summer school. Mrs. Frank Schrier and son have poter in the state is the result of Nult-S mother. Mra. Sarah BurghMr. and Mrs. Cleo Berry' of Hastin-co-operation of these consumers. I dun. There were relatives present returped from a visit of several spent x. Sunday with--------------Mr. and --— -::--* ----"Ul',y f<:!npanl2: “nd Michigan frofn Kalamazoo. Pay Paw. Belding days with relatives In Kalamazoo. 'tings Mrs. Glenna Prlndle of Plainwell Mrs- w“llcr Culbert. -r:«»<ri State Co.icge. Tlie fact that 2.500 |and Hostings besides those who live and Mrs. Jennie Wilcox of Martin Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Cobb left - •• 'farmers, in a year of unsettled con- ltn RUuand MirhiMn.thi. 30thidlUotUw pUCChase new equipment The regular Fellowship meeting were callers Saturday afternoon nl Wednesday for their home in Los Vjiirr, proves that they are eager to ac- wU| be Friday evening. June 29. Mrs. the home of their brother and son. Angeles, Calif, *------------------»ni»r fnr A...rnre 'ccpt improvements of demonstrated Ipeeling's dass wm put on a play Jim Wilcox. Mr. and — Mrs. Evan Fuller — and" Mkliil •worth. One utility company - •In 1927 entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Nile Castelein ond family spent Sunday with Mr. and moktuage FORECtosuRii. •granted special rate and erected a Mrs. Orra Locke of Frankfort, baby of Quimby. Mr. and Mrs Hur­ Mrs. Claude Cole of Lowell. r>,f,uh t. iin conIlne serving 10 farmers to prove Ind. was visiting old friends and ry Foster of Bellevue and Mrs. Hazel i-ciir.,1 the practicability of electrical pow- neighbors last week. She has gone Otis of Hickory Corners were Sun­ DOWLING. •( er Michigan State College has to Luther to visit her sister. day visitors in the W. H. Otis home. An ice cream sale will be held on .1 used its research power and extenMr. and Mrs. Floyd Palmer and Tuesday evening. July 10, at the Mr. and Mrs. Adelbcrt Wilcox of • slon staff to find practical ways of Rutland and Mr. and Mrs. Kirk children and Mrs. Mary Rice from church which will be announced J using electrical power nnd to tell Wilcox of Coats Grove were Sunday near Orangeville were Sunday again next week. t i>wi« for; farmers of their discoveries. afternoon visitors at Wm McCain's. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilcox. Mildred Gaskill returned Friday , "1 ! The College fitted a truck with Mra. W. H. Otis is visiting her from Stuart lake where she spent Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox and electrical equipment in 1928 and ex­ family and Mrs. Lewis Wilcox and daughter. Mrs. Harry Foster, of a week in camp. > -. hlbited it at 322 places in the state children spent Bunday with their Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sproul and in that and succeeding years. This parents at Bellevue. Their aunts Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kerr and chil­ family and Miss Helen Brush of ^exhibit was examined by 28.092 per­ from California, who have been dren of Texas came last'week to wtulv c ^upyuig Detroit ., are occupying inc tlie oumton Stanton sons. who heard farm power and visiting at Bellevue, will return to spend the summer with his father, cottage at Clear lake at present, i >>• 'household equipment discussed at California this week. Wi.Al Bnd othcr retires. Herman Stanton of Detroit vis- i ‘these meetings by members ot the Earl Erway of Hastings was a jtcd relatives here over’tlie week I thall t. Walter and Dell Schlffman were .i extension staff of the College. Sunday caller at the home of Mr. end. In Wayland Sunday. l «|b*Mr of tl |’» Reports from nil power companand Mrs Mrs. Franei. Francis Oorham Gorham. Mr ond Mrs s Wertman enter- ’ Mrs Zula Springer and children nnd Hxl J', les in, the show that of rum Flint WCIC were ouuun, Sunday callers thc . " ---- .United --- , - States ;..... ....... ....... OI ----- ---at ---tained their daughters front Pine l’\ 111 > n’cl »■«■> Michigan had the lowest average .|wme of Joseph springer. Mr8OnT?«WESJ “O Mr. anO “«• । lake Sunday, -also and «Mrs. jfarm rate for electricity In 1632 of j olfn and loLh Graham of Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Walter Culbert nnd Charles VanVranken of Hender­ ....j state .east ..-J, UI .any of w.c the Mississippi Jnrc staying with their grandmother, son spent Saturday with Mr. and shott CnHfnmln Washington, WnrtilntHzxn Ore Clro-­ Mrs. .. ....... —___ 1rrlvor river. California. Mra. Glen Edger of Battle Creek. ----------------______________ IJllle Sowerby. ' gon, Louisiana and Texas had lower Mrs. Evan Fuller was in Battle A famous library at Wimbome Tlie Ladies' Aid Society will meet ' rates. The first three states have Friday. July 6. at the home of Mrs. Creek Wednesday. Minster. England, has iU volumes . Bn abundance of mountain streams Oamet Peeling. Everybody Invited. Rev. and Mrs. Kitchlng of Has-| connected. to thc shelves with ''furnishing electrical power and Pot luck dinner. tings called on Mr. and Mrs. J. J. chains I j ‘ farmers there use electrical energy PLEASANT HILL. mer of|in wholesale lots for irrigation pur­ poses. Texas and Louisiana farmMrs. N. C. Kraft of Charlotte has 011lh ers use larger quantities of power been visiting relatives here the past "Mv | per consumer than arc used in Michigan. Harry Williams had his tonsils I Last reports available show 39.­ removed Monday and is getting 110 Michigan farmers using clectlcal along nicely. nrtcac'd ‘ Pow<’r lrom transmission lines. Mu­ Mr and Mrs. Oscar Anderson en' ’nlclpal plants furnish energy for’ tertalned their sister-in-law from Mirhion. tiiit aoth 1.884 qf these consumers nnd the Chicago a few days last week. inwi»«T rftsl Brc serviced by public utility Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Murray of M..rttf,rX I companies. An estimated total of I Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fish fur Mort-110.000 miles of power line is dcllv-! of Middleville and Mrs. Ida Schleh irhi-Bo. ! crlng this current. I were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Jordan. . ORDER. FARMERS PAY DEBTS | Mr. nnd Mrs. Byron Rowlader and of Grand Rapids spent the I GET_______ NO DISCHARGE ■ children past week with her parents. Mr. and I MOBTOAOE FOXZCLOIUXX M I 1 ;• « it.fj I °1H1 c rMnmunu MEN J Safety of Funds is the first consideration of every careful investor. When it is considered that not trying times, from the standpoint of safety. Let us famish you with more information about thcM “NATIONAL” SHAKES. ®ije Rational ignatt & tnueBtntent ffiontpaiuj 1150 Griswold BL, Detroit. MJeh. Detroit'• OHssl RBlUing ud LDtRAJ HOME J. L. Maui, Hastings, Mich. BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS COMPANY PRODUCTS WALLHIDE FLOORHIDE SEMI GLOSS OUTSIDE PAINT Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Frank Sage Telephone 2515 STAKED THEIR FORTUNES for SMASHED WORLD RECORDS ORDER FOB PUBLICATION •aid rnort hl, t'MiHan prorinr that Arthur .1 odmlnl«tralh«n nf ,a,il r.tnir >r vrjt.1 V. CU, In IVtllmr F. Dnniittlr or to mtn. ..th- I Tn j-ur. rrro in f r.th .lar mf | Ilarrw In ISS rniUtml Failure lo Record Payment of Si“T c. Kmtt were Chattel Mortgages Delays Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Matt Granting Federal Loans Bedford. In afternoon they all ruiit-ing reuerai uoans cnUed on Mr thc and Mrs ch aHes Eas,‘ Lansing .-Change in the Michigan chattel mortgage law made b>’ the last legislature bring to light lthc tact th“t many Michigan farm'era have paid such mortgages but have failed to record their discharge and the records still show the mert.....c !•-.«««□ gae<s u-> as cjuauMg existing uwroKuucw. indebtedness, ncacli.rrr I cording to members of thc farm jeredit .-’dmlnistration. I The new law requires that chattel mortgages given or paid by all Michigan residcnU. not living in an Incprjiorated city, shall be reco-ded j with rhe register of deeds. Townhip clerks formerly were deslgnalca as the iecording officers { Federal loans made through the federal land bank or through tne production credit association require n financial statement from farm­ ers showing all existing indelftcd- . t,., .ni‘i .1 .,,i.err,i,er cir nf MiH.'i1' • LEOAI. NOTICE Mbhlr.: r Attnr Mlrhicah ORDER FOR PUBLICATldN, COAL BUY NOW AT SUMMER PRICES! According to the code, coal prices are to advance every month. You can see the advantage in placing your order at once. We carry grades of coal to suit every need and you will find our service prompt and pleasing of" June A. n. it».u Prob"!'”' H<m’ Bln*rl ri'mK,L Juda* ol , ! ""W/Ui WA Ml BEEPEI ■IU Sill ' Unpala/Mrd STAMINA HIBTOMt HIGH SPHD T1HS iMD nxenoM n«h7p nf Ha.linti Uarrr land and brother. Harold Kilburn, beiss of Chicago to KalamaaoQ Saturday inr?: whcre they spent lhe day. with relagolf club that can be adjusted or to any of the standard clube has ism hvndred . a ,a doesn't care to carry many cluhs. »■. 'kUurii R F F S F’S »«» Will k« IILCBCa ' :< vwuExrnav SAFEST TIRE FIRESTONE EVER BUILT THE New Firestone High Speed Tire for 1934 wm built to give you theaanie dependable service it provided for lhe 33 driven who started in the torturous 500-mile grind at Indianapolis Moy 30. \ . i Thia new tire baa a wider tread of flatter contour, deeper non-akld, more and tougher rubber, giving you more than 50% longer non-skid mileage. Besides iteing Safety Protected on thc outside it is Safety Protected on the inside. Eight additional pounds of pure rubl>er are al>sorl>ed by every one hundred pounds of cords. every Monday This additional rubber is so placed that it Night oear surrounds every cotton filler inside every N. B. C. — cord in every ply. Thia Is accomplished by soaking the cords in liquid rubber by a Firestone patented process. This patented process, Gum-Dipping, is not used In any other tire built. Heat caused by Internal friction of cotton fibers destroys tires—causes separation and blowouts. ■ Gum-Dipping counteracts friction and heat—provides greater adhesion and binds Chicago. the cotton and rubber together into one cohesive unit of greater strength, assuring car owners of the greatest Safety, Protection and Economy that it is possible for human ingenuity to build into a tire. Thc moet amazing proof of this extra strength, safety and dependability is thc fact that everyone of the 33 drivers at Indianapolis chose and bought Firestone High Speed Tires, llaeo driven KNOW lire construction—they will not risk their lives or chance of victory on any other than Firestone. At terrific speeds the can plunge into- the treacherous 1M«I pieces, yet Firestone High Speed Tires “come buck” on the straightaways. Not once during the entire race did • tire fail. Surely thia is tlie most amazing proof ever known of Extra Strength, SAFETY and dependability. Call on the Firestone Service Dealer or Service Store nearest you TODAY. Equip your ear with New Firestone High Speed Tires for 1934. >90 rx«i« w n.. _ . . Effective today Firestone guarantees their complete addition firestone gives the industry lifetime warranty against defect In workman- The following Firestone dealer is prepared to serve you ANDRUS SERVICE The Homa of SUNOCO GAS Hutingi, Michigan REMOVE n.trd »l HmUbo. NIAku. May 13. 79 ■o hot the tires fairly smoke at times—they give—yield and Instant Relief! ^COH HASTINGS AGAINST ALL EIM DIFMI STIETCI CHIS ■k’ui.’Sid"" ..‘id Itu.ri Clvmvot. Jodt. of Probate. ««? „u _ , ■ „ v Dealers In WOOL, GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LLME AND ETC. PHONE 2257 NOIE IOIGIEI IUIIEI SOUTH THORNAPPLE. [ Jay Burpee of Lansing and Will - Burpee of Irving township were guests Monday of .their nephew. Bennie Parks, and family. Mr. and Mra. Chas. B. Johnson Mildred Smith. Re«l.t»r of Prob.to, <pent Saturday afternoon in Has­ tings and while there called on their FORECLOSURE. sister. Mrs. Eliza Johnson, at the eeat'd home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cook. ti» j Mrs. Bennie Parks accompanied 12 MONTHS GUARANTEE HUI THAI IF FLATTII Cillill Mr. and Mrs. John DeKam. nee ' Lottie Sabin, of Kalamazoo, were Sunday guests ot her aunt, Mr. and NOW. THERM SMITH BROTHERS VELTE& COMPANY jones and family of Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Jordan have bought the Gardner house In Middleville and will do some remodCHng before moving in. — THE LITTLE RED BRICK. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Letro and.son. Delbert, and Mrs. Harriet Bcuchner of Battle Creek were Sunday guests at Wm. Strausbaugh's. Charles Woodruff spent Friday In Lansing on business. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Ettrrbeck and Mrs. Albert Alton of Hastings called on Rebecca Craig Tuesday. Mrs. Clara -----------Hanunond spent Wed --------- w ~’ ­ nesday at Thornapple lake visiting her aunt. Mrs. Bert Sparks. Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren Bolton spent Thursday evening at Lewis Clum's near Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mm. Harold TenEyck and daughter of Grand Rapids spent the week end at Charles Woodruff's. Sunday callers at Cllfiord Ham­ mond’s were: Russell Coats of lhe V. S. S. Texas and brother, Richard. of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erb and son Loren. Hastings. Mr and Mrs. Orval Tuttle and Lillian Smith, Dorothy Maurer and Harry Beaver enoyed a picnic at Lake Al-Gon-Quin Sunday. Announcing „ Prescription Drug Store. MONT MILES PEI IQLLAI » Telephone 2240 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-07-04.pdf 3c60b074b85199e226860c831bbd3d2f PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR 8 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JULY 4, 1934 PAGES Ito 8 — MISSIONARY FROM ■Min OMIT °inF progress 14488831 (KING SANITARY Supervisors Outline Plan For SCENTING CHINA TO VISIT HERE SIWHOFOTGeneral Fund. F[]0MDTOITPLAN Brother of the Rev. McNulty ' Al KELLOGG CAMP Homecoming to Culminate i to Speak at Emmanuel With Big Day and Evening COUNTY HEALTH UNIT IB GATHERING PERTI­ NENT DATA Church Sunday BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS T>» *. MCNUU,. j OPPOSE REDUCING THE clpal of. Booshow Academy in China. will s|»end Sunday. July 8, with Ills WEIGHT AND GAS TAX The Banner has explained that also the county road commission, i brother, the Rev. J. A. McNulty, Delinquent Taxes, Money Impounded In Bunks Bring Up Financial Problem of Celebration on Fourth NCUMIOn Days of the old-time County Fairs OF GREAT VALUE TO OTTT were recalled as the Legion Pair and FOUR BOYS AND GIRLS IN CONNECTION WITH ! Homecoming opened at the fair AT PINE LAKE SANITATION WORK grounds here Monday. A sizeable last year, which was the first In »« much time to the consldera-1 I midway of tents and booths has rector of Emmanuel Episcopal1 of this matter. The ’’finance THF’sF TWO TAYF*? TESTS OF THORNAPPLE ' been set up on the north side of the HEALTH UNIT TO GIVE church here. The Rev. McNulty has VARIED PROGRAMS i----------->•----------------------------------? which the county had operated un- tton committee finally brought in a re-: 1 • wu IRAto been carrying on on interesting, i/rr-D n*vc Ell I cn grounds and Tuesday morning even KEEP DA DAYS FILLED I more ™ were moving tn. RIVER 15 •••••• mill tax limitation, the whlch recommended rccomtncn<ied me the toifol-! uiri.il ALSO nuow TO iy BE RUN der the •-> “^ port wnicn onUULU Kttr Io rILLtU SHOULD Dt BE ntlAINCU RETAINED work in China and will preach at PART JF EQUIPMENT —•-------‘finance committee of the board of'lowing: . | -----------i the 10:30 o’clock service at the | -----------; Although Monday and Tuesday Location and Condition of supervisors asked the county taxi 1. 'That 811.000 be borrowed from Otherwise Roads Will Dete- church Sunday and in the evening . Amusements Instructive as were busy days, lhe real celebration upk/ep Slight—Only * for only a four mill al-{the Covert road redemption fundi .will be the speaker at an informal | w_n n_ Entertaining for the Fourth when evSources of Contamination, I commission Inexpensive UhemlcAlgJpX Well as entertaining 1pn.„rfaiT,inff— I cryplanned riorate, Might Put Re­ totment for the county expenses.; and put in the general fund of the meetlng at the parish house at 7:30' wc “ as hour from morning until late If Any, to Be Found That four mills, if it hod been paid, county, to be repaid next year. o’clock, the subject being -China ! in the evening will be crammed //„ Making Analyilg \ \ Finee Training duction on Real Estate or lwou,d l,avc brought in about $78,000; | 2. That interest on the outstand-' bovs! ' A unitary survey of me the vitv City of . 1 One hundred and fifty-four boys I ‘lth.’PecU, .*nul*mem’ /Hastings will have a laborawni We notice that a number of inducted Hastings is now being coni ”;’.;i bv but u,c flnunce committee did not Ing Covert road bonds be paid up supervisors, including that of Barry | Monday evening was "RepublloAnJ/or testing water, milk and sewafg the Barry County Health. Unit with 'consider lhe fact that so large a to May 1; that the outstandingcounty, have put themselves on rec­ will attend a picnic supper in the Geonre Reece, a •tudent_«^'ee7at!PeroentB“? °Llh® ,evlcd 1“t ibonih' wh,ch wcre duc >“l May. Night" at the fair when EarlyBuF^' samples available in the water work*\ parish house preceding the meeting. “ . ­ year would be delinquent. So the! amounting to $11220. be retired next ord Os opposed to the reduction of The Rev. J. a. McNulty states that the first of three three>-week sessions -। hans of Paw Paw. candidate' Jbr building some time this week, ac­ Massachusetts institute of — Tech at the W- K. Kellogg Health Foun- I the gas tax and weight tax. It is Isupervsors at the recent June sw>-,fall when money from the state. Is moat cordially invited dation Camp at Pine lake, accord- ■’ congress from the fourth mstnet, cording to Leonard Board, sanitary nology In charge.. The primary purevident that this proposition, which everyone Ixlon found that by July 1 this year {under the Horton bill, shall be mid i spoke. Tuesday evening a Demo- engineer of the Barry County jxjso will be to find out the location ' emanated from Detroit, is an at­ to this evening service meeting ing to Lloyd Shafer. Barry County Health Unit, thereby making it pooand condition of such possible | there would be only a small balance to this county. This money should tempt to force a road tax upon real where the time does not conflict Scout executive, who is assisting cratlc program has been planned. slble to have the work done here and with.one's own church service. sources of contamination as septic remaining, in tiie general fund, {come in October. ' ' Jwith lhe work. Thirty-four of the , asthte or to force an increased sales eliminating the expense and time of tanks, cesspools, sink drains, barn­ from which most of the county’s ex-1 3, Uiat $4,500 of Horton money, tax. Wayne county Is plastered ; total are from Barry county, seven . making tripe to laboratories in oth­ yards. garbage disposal dumps, pfnses are paid. There would be which will be due from the state to with cement roads, built with money from Hostings. Camp started June er cities whenever Information of plenty if the county could get ail the county and paid this month, be dump heaps, outside privies, etc derived from these taxes: but most, this type is required. In the past All such information is valuable the money which is impounded In diverted to the general fund of the other counties of the state are not I Each camp this summer will be three failed banks, but that is irncounty and repaid next year This to health officials In their efforts to given a special name, the first one iiicscnciu. iunu, । M fortunate. Wayne county would samples to Grand Rapids or Lansing possible. ■» | will put $15500 into the general fund eliminate sources of communicable being known as the "Robinhood mis condition conmnon was was brought orvugnt u> uiciwnicn. n is w Imped, nvpcu. wif will carry through 1 it® mistake in a few years, for test. Last year the Health Unit Tills to the < which, it diseases and to make the city a Camp.” One of the big features on handled 800 such samples. the big trucks pound Ils cecleaner, more healthful place in attention of lhe finance committee, to October, when the board will Jwhcn J the program of the first camp was ment roads to pieces, as they will. The city already had on hand at SUPERVISORS CONCLUDE Pennock which to live. It is the hope of lhe some time before, the session. At the meet again. We notice that the city commixhospital a part of the session this committee and the ] 4. That (he finance committee be AND ONE DOES NOT SEE .urday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Barry county health officials that June JUNE SESSION 8ATuuu.u gave »u.v serious -attention ----------- ---equipment rcqulrecTfor testing water -to this' authorized «, to make .u«. such other Mon of Grand Rapids hM passed Mr. Reece will receive the full co­ board “ FOR SALE'' SIGNS ON 1 outdoor theater. Forty children and milk; the balance will be pur­ situation, for it as----may be necessary toresolutlons^galnst the proposed reIt was realized that I*—’1 transfers------- ---------' URDAY operation of those householders on somelhing must be done to put meet any emergency tliat may.arise and counsellors participated. Dra­ chased by the Health Unit Equlp8as tax 10 lwo cents THEIR RANCHES whom he calls Any survey which money into the general fund until between this time and the October matic incidents in the life of this the lowering of the weight tax. may lend to the discovery of facts the December taxes can be collect-1 session. . CIU Cities as w well as rural districts need ever popular and mythical charac- ACCEPT REPORT OF THE *-----*“ ** "" ** samples was purchased by the city or conditions which may point the cu. 1 The *.rc uaHu.rn.uw> uiumv ... u > me 1 B’* money they now obtain from WE DROVE THROUGH I ter were produced in pageant form council. When complete the laborunanimous approval of the way toward a more healthful city ’ by the boys and girls and their leadEQUALIZATION COMM. The finance committee, together [ board was given to all Of these these sources 'for "building roads ’ is eminently worthwhile not only to with the county officers concerned. ‘ recommendations. CITY OF PALO ALTO lera. suitable for automobile traffic and entire county. individuals but to lhe entire public their maintenance of such roads. -----------' । When nothing of a special nature Equalized Value Thia Year Is 'lhe new laboratory will be inex­ Where would the money come And Passed by the Place i$ on the program at the camp there pensive to maintain, Mr. Board says, Mr. Reece Is planning one series $1,000,000 Less from for new construction or prop­ । are। the "council” fires in *the eve­ the only cost being the occasional Where an Excited Mob ’ of tests to find out whether the BARRY COUNTY CENSUS er maintenance if we heavily de­ ning with skits produced by the purchase of a few inexpensive chem­ sewage disposal plant is causing any crease the amount the state re­ Lynched Two Men {various groups of children providing OF DOGS IS TAKEN The principal item of business be­ icals. and will make it feasible from marked Increase in the contami­ ceives from these iwo sources? Al In Culfornin. as in probably every entertainment. On Wednesday of fore lhe Barry county board of su1- the standpoint of -cost to carry on nation of lhe Thomapplc river. the present time the weight tax Is other more comprehensive sanitation teats wen»• »<• -----------------------Census Shows 2,532 Dogs — state in lhe union, there are^ pcrvlsors at a June session is the Samples of water above and below given to counties. Tills is done to some sections that will in the county than has been n "yPP*r by cabins. Each group tn wi" produce ’ of the assessments of here 1 the plant will be analyzed. If the This City's Dog Popu­ help such counties as have out- belter grade of products than will ch“r«e °r " counsellor hikes into the equalization in the past. At present the tiie various townships and the two possible 1 samples taken from below the plant .landing Coven roM bond. n» _______ __ p..„ , . . ---------------------city has a supply of chemicals suf­ be found in other parts of the state. countr y B ‘ ‘ d P«P«res a meal in the lation Is 292 supervisors' districts of this city. ’ chow more contamination, the tests _ locality ,for . . ... .. ... growl ; niM*n ctvle FESTIVE PROGRAM IS BE­ sum of $3,000500 will be Piven to one instance will 0**0 in ln thr the Inin lnlc ramrw.r camper’’sx style, We hove now a census of the dogs The report of the equalization com- ficient to run the laboratory fat will indicate that the refuse from counties from the gas tax this year । a tetter quality of oranges another' Frcd Ballance and Otis Gallup of mittce was presented to the board 1 ING ARRANGED FOR the plant is the probable cause; If owned by citizens of Barry codnty. for the construction and mainte- section a better grade of lemons HkgUngs will entertain the camp Friday morning. According to law Doubtless this la not. it' .will that.— most of I The total mounts tq 2.532. What AUG. 2, 3, 4 “ i indicate >7-----7 ----”7 — nance of township roadh taken over another of grapes another of ava-1 Thursday evening with a program it cannot be acted upon until 24 put to quite steady ie cun lamination is coming irom the contamination from > by counties. For 1935 and thcreaf- 'cati0 J)Car5 and M on Pcr)111!is of old-fashioned lunes on the guitar m source wur« above the rhe plant. lh' °»n"’ ■» M hours after it is reported to the some ' 11 ter there will be taken every year i[ that Is not w to « be wwacrca wondered ui at so so (~and mooth ----orKBn ­ bellevcs. There are a number of re­ mat board. Saturday forenoon the suIf Mr. Reece finds any consider- canines was not revrmca U revealed ui In uie the ecucen-, PARADE OF FLOATS from the gas tax the Sum of S4.- much, because California is some-1 °n lakes in the county and fre­ there wl11 “ comedy pervteors adopted the report as pre- sort 1 able degree of contamination In the | su* taken by the supervisors at the | tiling over BOQ miles long, a distance !volley .J*” tournament with boys’ sented by Its committee. TO OPEN CELEBRATION^ 1quent testa of water at public bath­ Thomapple he will then attempt to statutory fee of 10 cente each. Il that, of Itself would make consider. councilors vs. the girls" counsellors, ing beaches should be made during The assessments os mode by the . trace down the source or sources. 1 is doubtful if the owners could give highway department are paid from change in climate, and climate ; cac" 5 , dressed in comic costumes, supervisors gave $17,950,280 as the ' I that information. Ox Roast, Airplane Stunts, that source. Every year the inter­ able has its effect on products. I CBC1' session of camp the camp valuation of the county's real estate.[' | Each dog owner is expected to .. . est on the .outstanding unpaid por­ There is an area near San Fran- clrcu? u ‘"variably one of the most and $1.5504)81 of Ite personal propWater Carnival, Among *h । pay the state’s demand of so much tion of the $50,000,000 road bonds, cisco that is noted for the produc-' P°Pular «v«nta The first one this erty. The supervisors made no । through faulty drainage or | per dog. according to sex. The cen­ the Special Events issued by the state a few years ago. tton of artichokes, not the kiqd that VMr year “ is ,n to *•* be h held 14. *w July 14 sus according to supervisors* dlschange in the persona) property as ­ 2. 3 and 4 will be gala days as well as a part of the principal, grow in the ground like potatoes; The various programs. Mr. Shafer sessments. as that was impossible.' “lUipment should prove great ! tricts. reveals the following number InAugust Middleville when that village cel- will __________ be takenv from gas tax money. and that used to be known in this ' says, are not for amusement alone, since no one could pass upon It but VB,ue in helping to locate posaibte of dogs in the various townships: ebrates ite Centennial. One hun-' Where will lhe state get the money section, but the large, leafy variety, but for instruction as well. During supervisor who made the uasess- i .. Assyria ...................................... 162 dred years ago Calvin Hill, one of of! to carry on its construction and । itipi are to be found quite often in the camping sessions boys and girls the ment: and there is no standard for1. DTrtnnnn non mtr-m I Baltimore 160 whose granddaughter. Minis Kliza -1 mnlnte >ancc of trunk lines? markets here—shipped In from through these stunts and events rc- equalling. But when it comes to|'^ ABOVE FIGURES FOR THE Burry ................... ................. 140 ,. beth DeYoe. now of Muskegon, wa-sj Michigan has an investment of«itli; ‘ celve good training in dramayes, t estate, ...i,i.u i. quite w —ii at M. 8. C. covering the ooerauon ag ! itfe west doubtless. real which is well COUNTY LESS THAN | Carlton 137 ' formerly head of the Mathematics । hundreds of millions in improved 'Die land around San Francisco, public speaking and at the same known by the members of the board, sewage disposal plants and is th Castleton 143 I department of Hastings High school [ roads. It would be foolish to take doesn ( fully qualified to handle any type ’t seem to be as adaptable for. lime iiave lots of fun. Although AVERAGE FOR U. S. Hastings Twp.120 kor n number of years, settled on a, any course that would impair that the growth bf fruits as other sec­ there are many evidences of bash­ there is a chance to pass Judgment, Hope 121 I homestead along the banks of the investment. If the two amendments, tions of lhe state, but the soil does fulness al first, this participation in and the law contemplates that the board shall do that very thing. The Irving .................. -................. 150 j |Thornapple. which has since been sponsored by Hie Michigan Automocamp programs gets many or "the equalization seem to be especially adapted to the TOTAL SPENT FOR EIGHT committee is made up Johnstown 150 developed into the village of Mid-i bile Association, which will be voted growth of artichokes of which more, youngsters used to lhe idea of get­ Maple Grove 158 ,'dlevillc. J on next November shall pass, our will be said later on in this article. ting up and speaking or performing of supervisors from all parte of the CHILDREN HAVING MONTHS IS $143,278.10 Orangeville In order to see that the event is roads will deteriorate rapidly. The The auto-bus tour Uiat we took led before audiences without self-con­ county. Usually the figures made TRYOUTS FOR PLAY by that committee are accepted by Prairieville .126 ) properly observed a committee of state cannot afford to allow that This Amount Includes Fcdus through the artichoke region as, sciousness. the board as they were this time. Rutland .............. ... 174 Middleville citizens have'been at|to occur. The only way to prevent well as by the large ponds of water, One distinguished visitor at the Shakespeare Story Telling oral, State, Oounty and Thomapple .... .. 128 work for several weeks preparing , it would be to increase the property way up in the mountains that Son camp last week was Dr. Obertoffer. Because one or two of the super­ visors had cut their real estate as ­ Woodland .......... ... 156 ; nti Club to Give “Midsummer Inn nmomm calec tav an interext interesting prognqn for the three 1 tax tax. or arid add tn to the .pales tax. n-i.ei Tliat Francisco depends upon for its wa-, ' assistant director of physical edu­ Civil Works Funds Yankee Springs _ ■1 days. | --- ..... put. the .... burden vu.u.,.. u, | would of ouppvig support ter supply. Like every other large;, cation and athletics at O. S. U. He sessments rather drastically, the Night's Dream" For Die eight-month period from; City 1st and 4th wards148 । Among the attractions listed are of the roads, not on the automobile ( city on Uie coast. San Francisco has. ' visited the camp to study the work committee was compelled, in order Oct. 1. 1933 to June 1. 1034. $10,459 । City 2nd and 3rd wards144 to equalize the townshipa, to make Tryouts for the. play, ’ Mldium. I an ox roast, an airplane which will . owners who use them, but upon lhe being done there in health educabonded itself for millions upon mil­ of state and $31,558.90 funds have; cute In real estate assessments made mer Night's Dream.” which will be ( perform stunts and also curry paspeople at large, which would be un ­ , lion. lions of dollars ft»r a bountiful sapbeen received for welfare work In by the other supervisors. Thus the presented on Friday evening, AugTotal .... .2532 jsengers. balloon ascensions with! fair. ——-.................................... --Visitors arc welcome at the camp ply of water that has to be carried। Barry oounty. according to M»s Al­ When the supervisors' proceedings ; parachute drops, a merry-go-round.1 Every Barry county voter should through large pipes for miles and! at all times. Mr. Shafer says. Kel- assessed value of real estate in the bert Carveth. Ttils makes a total of county, as made by the supervisors, Methodist church, ha. miles over hills and mountains and। iogg Health Foundation camp is $17,950,280. was reduced to $13,449.­ $42,017.90. of which $38,981.48 has ’arc published our readers can get ‘ street concessions, pageants each oppose these two amendments, ■twMicr angle dugic on the uic coat coai of 01 dogs nogs ------owning presented the women of ’— another --------------- *■by ” “ *---------------* ', ’‘ ----------------* “ * through valleys. What would a one of the outstanding Institutions 019 by the comhilttee. This sum speare Story Telling Club" during actually been spent. beautiful lake like Gun lake, or Wall। of its kind in the wld-west and ite with the personal property assess­ the past week. Although the caat The finaitce committee of the j by reading the amounts of claims Middleville, baseball games, a water WHY NOT HAVE BARRY and chickens carnival with swimming, diving and p'nilMTV PCT cniirr nr ito lake, or Gull lake be worth out in, activities are followed with interest. board of supervisors reports that the allowed for sheep___________________ ment of $1,55O4)S1, brought the total _____________ special stunts, an Indian village witn I LUUN I Y GET California? SOME OFAllIT? a man or a corpora­ county Has spent a sum of about killed In this county. But the sum Equalized value of the county to ■— — tion would have to do, who owned VACATION SCHOOL $50,000 for the relief of her indi­ allowed by lhe supervisors for sheep an Indian woman 108 years old In exactly $154)00,000. Last year it wm club will participate In the rendi­ killed does not begin to cover the charge, sports, band mtSic, bowery i While the Federal Govern- any one of them, would be to meas­ gent. This amount combined with at $16,000,000. tion of the play. damage the dogs* inflict as every (dances and displays of pioneer rel“ • -" ­ TO OPEN THURSDAY equalized ure the water and collect the water the state and federal welfare ment Is Aiding Public The recent law cutting $1,000 Enthusiasm,in story telling bag well understands. The {les and antiques. rents—and the amount would^not moneys. Indicates the total county sheep ,owner from the personal assessment of slxjwn a marked increase with a Projects raids qf_________________ dogs on flocks injurer, many I On the opening day will be the be small. This only emphasizes the Fine Teaching Staff and Ex­ every fanner did not reduce the gold star going to Sybil Woodman­ welfare bill will be in the neighbor­ Sheep causes1 | Without giving any consideration fact that the necessary elements of hood of $108,000 for a twelve month sheep that are not killed, and causes float parade in which merchants of | personal assessment as much as was see; silver stars to Murray Sullivan. cellent Program at Meth­ - ------- ----- ----------- --------—.-v. vil... । to the .... merits of the principle of ex- life are not so evenly divided. Here and other cities and period. This does not Include funds other losses for which the owner of |. Middleville anticipated. The total last year w-as Nancy Steiger, Priscilla Herrington ;!aire« nearhv will take lair* port. nart Al ai the fh« tending t.nHin«.u iages nearby aid to states, counties, town- In «Barrx’county for instance one of odist Church spent as work relief on CWA pro­ slieep cannot be compensated. $1,836,613, while tills year it wm I conclusion of this event the "Cen- ships, communities and even to our great charms Iles In lhe 200 or jects. The total including CWA The Vacation Bible School at the $1.550.981—a reduction of $285,632. Marjorie Boyes. Robert Cook. Mur­ ‘ tennlal Queen" will be crowned. As I needy individuals by the natlonol 300 spring fed lakes, any one of Methodist church opens Thursday. apent from Oct. 1. 1933 to June 1. GARDNER SECOND IN The assessments as made by the C nnn uctco rwrsiT “ ’LT*rd qfe*.n *,Ube1 government, the fact remains that which would be worth a fortune out July 5, will) a splendid teacher supervisors and m equalized by the ray Sullivan and Nancy Steiger in B934 is $143.278 10. according to the younrer group, and In the senior 5,000 METER EVENT wltl> B airplane ride, .ouch aid U being given to the extent on the coast, both for resort pur­ personnel and a fine program sched­ board of the 16 townships and the group, County Treasurer Maus. Jane Herrington received the ----------Balloting for the queen is already of billions of dollars. poses and for supplying water to the uled. Some idea of the extent of unem­ two supervisors’ districts of this gold stan, Enid Mohler the sliver ---- -- w?y ,--------- -------------ICCCIVCU thirsty soil. Out in California a ployment in Barry county can be Beats Old Record at A. A. U. und<T ,nd ‘ *T ni 80 far BBrry oount y hB * "ceived No enrollment fee is being charged city were as follows: stars and Mary DeVrtaa and Elinor narmw/d ______________ >.___ .... narrowed flown down tn to flftM>n fifteen ranrtl. candl-, Kuf but »a _comparatively small portion lake is a curiosity. I do not recall and lhe school te open to all chil­ gained froth the following list, item­ Assyria—Real estate and personal Haven, the red stars. Meet in Milwaukee Fri­ dates. Each merchant in Middle- of this government money, which te (Continued on page four) ized by townships, of families re­ dren between the ages of four and property <3 assessed $715,540; real Mrs Margaret Steiger has intro­ ville ballots ‘offered in the way vi of uituauiiiK affording dllem- - has — been --- -supplied ---------- - with ----- ---------— ........... ----------------- - — - ------■----------ceiving welfare aid: day twelve who are not attending some estate and personal m equalized al duced four fairy dance steps which - Evennig and -- | RU MANI I Fl <JPHnni and each each 25c 25c purchase purchase entitles Deployment- .... by federal aid .to ------needed other Vacation Bible School. $585,000. Twp. Families. greatly delight lhe dancers. Grace­ Nelson Gardner, son of Kirs. J. -----purchaser one vote. - ----- --to ------------The sland- local public projects, other Michi1 OLF1UUL .local puoiic projects, other Michi­ Among the subjects to be taught Assyria .. Baltimore—Real estate and per­ fulness and rhytlim are stressed M. Gardner.of this city, a graduate Ings to date are as follows: --------igan ---------------------------------. TO OPEN JULY 5 counties have been much more arc music, dramatics, memory work, sonal assessed at $773,295; equal­ particularly. Miss Dulse Storer ably Baltimore of the Hostings High school, now Geraldine Stimson .......16,850 fortunate and can slrow government handwork, manual training, etc., ized at $585,000. 16 attending M- 8 C- placed second in Marion skinner12,850 investments of many thousands of On Thursday, July 5, the fourth with a period each, day for super­ Castleton Barry—Real estate and personal the 5000 inctcr <3 mlle> event at the Dorothy Sharp .12,450 dollars, in some cases millions of season of the Emmanuel Church vised play at the Central school property assessed at $089,600; equal­ 16 Carlton ............ dollars. National A. A. U. track and field Marvel Bixler .11.800 vacation Bible school will open and playgrounds. Hope ized al $795,000. I Would It not be wise for public continue through Friday. July 27, meet al Milwaukee Friday evening. Vernabelle Poulson 10,150 Friday. July 20. Is the closing day Hastings Twp. Carlton—Real estate and person­ The old record ^(or this event was | bodies in Barry county, interested in according to Rev. J. A. McNulty. imi (Continued on page three) for the school, which which promises io to oe be Hastings city . me mjnwi. properly osaessc .128 property assessed $1,053,020; Visitors are welcome at any time [some form of public improvements, Two hours daily from 9:30 to 11:30 one of the best ever held at the | al 15 minutes 5.8 seconds but the first Irving .............. equalized at $780,000. {such as highways, public build- in the morning will be devoted to a Methodist church. The Rev. l. L.| Castleton—Real est five men to finish Friday were all ONLY $11,200 LEFT OF Johnstown ... are held on Monday. un0er this time. nm/CDT onan nnaino lng’’ etcinterested In worth while and enjoyable program Dewey. Mrs. Pioyd Everhart and aonal property assess Maple Grove .. .. 10 Dale Smith of Pittsburgh Teach­ COVERT ROAD BONDS this matter—personally interested— in a cool and wholesome environ­ Mrs. Guy C. Keller comprise the 370; equalized at $1,41 Orangeville ... • M parlors of the Methodist church. ers’ College finished In 15 minutes -----------. with a view of securing the invest- ment. New and interesting features general committee and on the en-1 — -■ Prairieville ... .. 12 31.8 seconds; Gardner's time was At One Time County Owed ment ot such money in this county? are being added this year to a school rollmcnt committee are Mrs. T. 8. Rutland .. 19 THE “SEA MONSTER” 15 minutes 39 seconds. Gardner's Which has already won a reputation Baird. Mrs. E. A. Burton and the 1913.280; equalized at $860,000. Almost 1400,000 ‘ .4“ Thornapple ............ .. 36 performance w^s especially re­ \ ' lleved that public aid could be se- for its worth while efficiency, hap­ Wesleyan Service Guild. APPEARS AGAINI Woodland (Continued on page four) .\ i cured for new consolidated school piness and results. Enrollment is markable in view of the fact that Such Bonds « y Yankee Springs .. ' 1 buildings at Nashville and Delton, now being taken and those In charge this was the first 5000 meter event in z The taxpayers of Barry county . ANNOUNCEMENT. LAWN FESTIVAL AT which he has ever competed. Jpr rthrough the CWA. but Uiat fell' suggest that parents give notifica­ The Barry Township School at ‘ » Total ...................... 548 CATHOLIC CHURCH LAWN. thia Oun lake "tea serpent" all finished strong, passing two Wtr- will be interested to know that at *“iugh. The question is, could tion as soon as possible if they desire Delton will be a ten grade rural ag- .' The average size of each family qujtte College men in the lasnen the present lime all of Barry coun-h not revive thooc projects or their children to enter. ricultural school next year. This . St. Rose Catholic church will be on the welfare la five. This indicates yards. ty's Covert road bonds, except $11.- 7. ksome new road projects and se­ change will give ite ninth and tenth :host to the public at a lawn festival who are willing to swear they that a total of about 2,740 people LIBRARY HOURS. cure tt^e aid which the government Gardner was the best miler eVer grade students the same subjects as Thursday evening. July 6th. on the ] are receiving aid. Census figures for turned out by the Hastings High 220. have been paid. County Treas- Is Beginning on Saturday, July 7. are in lhe ninth and tenth grades of ;parish lawn. Ladles of the parish water not only once. readF-to give to put such projects 1930 gave Barry county a popula­ school, and, last year won firist urer Maus expects that the next-ln- across? tta'l it worth trying? We the Hastings Public Library will twelve grade rural agricultural ,will serve homemade ice cream, tion of 204)28. Therefore indications place in his heat at the national stallment under the Horton law. ,believe it is.-. close at eight P. M- on Tuesday and schools. It will enable the students' homemade candy and delicious . , , r _____ are that about one person out of scholastic met held in connection which will be paid next fall, will re- i cakes. Ice cream will be bait, aecce Saturday nights. completing the tenth grade at Delton 1। homemade 1 I APPRECIATED IT. every eight Ln the county is receiv­ with the Century of Progress Ex­ tire this small balance. Library hours during the summer to to enter enter a a twelve twelve arnrte grade school tnr for 1sold In bulk and by the dish. Bingo tof—like a At one time there were outstand- j supervisors by resolution ex* I are as follows: ing some form of assistance. Thei. position. He has Just completed his games will be played commencing at their last two years without any ■ V—. tha —nlfa—a awaamleeae In . ---------------... .pprouuon & ing well toward $400,000 of county Monday to Friday, inclusive. 10:00 embarrassing adjustments. The tul- eight o'clock. first year at M. 8. C. and next year Covert road bonds. Barry is for­ Ladies In charge of making the the city and county officials who will be eligible for varsity compe­ tunate indeed in being able to re­ made possible the repair and suc­ Saturday, 1:00 to 5100 P. M. and tition. tire these bonds as rapidly as it cessful operation of the court bouse Tuesday and Saturday evenings, dents are invited and will be given O. Feldpausch, Mn. Roman Feldcareful attention.—Adv. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. pausch. Mrs. Clarence Workman. clock. 1 They also tendered a very POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. months lost year on road bonds due I wish to announce that I am a Mn. Peter Huver and Mn. Otto MUThe telephone number at the Li­ NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. I wish to announce that I am a May 1. 1833; but before the end of hearty vote of thanks to George brary is 2552 if anyone should wish candidate for nomination for Sher­ and Nile Fancher for their fine serv­ Owing to a mistake in the Super­ candidate for the nomination for that year the past-due bonds iiad The following will serve at the iff of Barry county on the Republi­ visors’ rolls, they will have to be re­ information. Representative in the state Legis­ all been paid. So with the bonds due ice in repairing the clock and put­ to call for Jean can ticket. i Barnes, Librarian. ting it in working condition. written, so payment of city taxes tables: Mrs. Maude Schomp, Mrs. O. ----------------—. Your support at the September lature on the Republican, ticket. May 1 thia year, it is expected to will be delayed until about July 12. Hodges. MrvWrn. Corkin, Mrs. Nel­ Your support at the September pri­ retire them all before the end of 1934. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. lie Oonaway, Mrs M. Trieb, Mrs, primary will be appreciated. — Adv. E. L. Sente. City Treas. mary will be appreciated. I wish to announce my candidacy The county treasurer Is wtelling Your support for my nomination —Adv. 2 wks. Glenn Bera. —Adv. tf. Dlls E. Faulkner. Uie county's Interests very carefully.. for Register of Deeds op the Re- for the nomination for Shejlff on PRAIRIEVILLE Catherine Loftus. DANCE. • He has paid these bonds as rapidly publican ticket in the primary to tlie Republican ticket al the Septem­ SCHOOL REUNION. ICE CREAM SOCIAL. At Johnstown Orange hall Satur­ as possible, consistent with other be held on Tuesday. September 11. ber primary. Your support will be Will be held Bunday. July 7. at games; Roman Few Shults hall, Saturday night, July 7. demands on the county which had, 1934. will be appreciated. day, July 7. Woodmansee’s orthesappreciated. Andrew A. Matthews. the tovyn hall. Picnic dinner.—Lucy Taflee, Wm. Murphy. to be met. |—Adc. Out. 7-4 Vemor Webster. -Adv. Norris, Secy.—Adv. gins and Nay Bump. ARTICHOKE GROW­ ERS PROSPEROUS MIDDLEV LLE PLANS BIG CENTENNIAL ONEOUTOFEGH ON WELFARE ROLL iCOUNraiLZEO Al 515,000,000 �TUB HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1M4 FACIE TWO . FREEPPORT. I Mn C. D. Rnbcru of Wlnnepcg. inrAI A/riIZC In spite of the rain which threat- Canada, spent Friday night and! L.l>U>/lXa /Vis Vr O ened to dampen the ardor of the 'Saturday at the Glen Per kin* home | - -. --------- ijartlclpant*. the annual picnic of the guest of her brother. Frank '' — '“.the M. E. Sunday School, held at (Clark. in Date of Contest "" "1 ’ ’ Mis* Mildred Tuttle has been con- Fallasburg Park Tuesday, wa* a big I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Yule of Grand' South Woodland lined to her home by Ulneaa caused .success. Although delayed In get-1 Rapid* were Saturday night and I ,Brethren Church by on infected tooth. I ting started by the rain which fell jSunday guests of hl* parent*. Mr. I Program for the Week of July 8th AN ENJOYABLE PROGRAM At the Gold Medal contest held A delegation of Hasting* golfen. most of Uie forenoon, dinner waaiomi Mr* nha« Amtfln at the MeUuxHstchureh'on ftuiday °° Bund^ •™‘n« the Youn« RENDERED BY HAS­ SUNDAY ONLY evening. Mi.is Irene Jone* was the icl“^ l«cn'a Gospel Team from Lowell are TINGS CITY BAND ■ winner of Uie medal. She will now I Yhe 0®dar c[5ck. Cemetery Circle । could think of to ent. with of to have charge of Uie service nt the JOE BROWN with a lot of laugh, in be eligible to enter the Pearl Medal । 0,1 Y'S? ’ * ’ *1 ?? ’ ,, -; ,enion “ de top ^ d ,® n , T ltl L!j o? w ME- church. These young men f NEED FOR A BANDcontest in September. • J1®*”* ot M" Ida Newton, made icecream. Even John Thaler herc time* before ota tin 10 ruinruT Sunday evening. July 15. a Gold.30*®- Broodway. iatc his full share and when dinner |and havc conducted very Interesting STAND IS EVIDENT Medal contest will be held'at the ,,Thf A- s- ’l1’ n'fet IJ*r.s ;ua5, °'” ® ca 1 f°r ,0'ir mcn WM services, a cordial invitation is ex-1 Added—“Soup and Fish* • -•----- • ■■ ■ Demand- Wednesday, (made to help Rev. Loomis away from .tended to this aerviee H ----------Methodist church in — Woodland. |(Martha ,—----------. -m. July r.y —. v. sunnrrr * A eOrdlnl Invitation ' ■ •»«■ the UMetable. r-After moat of the food Other Short Subject* Great Convenience to Play- Tn. <uie tor lhe centre, at the 111. I '■ far •'^ ‘ *ed Mrs- Edith Godfrey passed annth. .South Woodland Brethren church1U exlended 10 a!1] had been stow t away..the grounds __________ Park, be- :cr »"llcstonc Friday and a number of [ I ers and an Advantage to has changed from July 8 to I United Thc L A- s_____________________ 01 u‘e East Baltimore__ rnf__________ beautifulFnilnsburtr r church * will alive with humanity, wading ! J1” ,n5,8h^?ra "nd W*Ms Came in ! All Who Listen (July 22 Those interested are urged2 Un ‘wd Brethren nrrIhrPn chureh U1 meet'fame meet tam<« alive MONDAY and TUESDAY—Two Features with Mr and Mr*. Tvte Tlctgen* on bi the creek, playing croquet, trytor . afternoon and helped her, ) ' The first of the Hastings City !to change in date, LYLE TALBOT and ANN DVORAK in Wednesday. July 11. Ing out the slides and --teeters’. c(,1®ora‘c the event. . Band concerts was given on the | ’ • •------------ A. D. Crlmmin*. receiver of the 'for further Information see Me*-1 This community wa* saddened late; court house lawn Thursday evening i^- T- NORCUTT 60TI1 WEDDING. old Hastings National ' bank, has dames Stewart or Naglen swinging Sunday evening by the sudden death I In spite of the very hot night more I been named receiver of the Ionia‘in the big swing* and playing ball. ;of Mrs. Forrest Price, nee Mac Ware.! I than 500 peotde listened t<v the conCounty National bank. (The fine point* of the latter game at her home on the Corrigan farm | EDMOND LOWE and VICTOR McLAGLEN l cert, many driving from long disThe 8. E. Rutland W-C-T-U. will were well demonstrated by Arthur j northeast of town. Mr*. Price had I Jtances, It wa* delightful The Screen’s Best Wisecracking Tram in have a picnic dinner at Lulu Waters’ Moore and Henry Smelker. Some of been in her usual good health and, | One thing cmild not escape obser[Wednesday. July 11. Nature study'the men tried their skill at quoit had eaten a hearty supper. She. with । vat Jon, and that is there ought to be program in the afternoon. Welcome, pitching and a couple of the young her family, wa* visiting with her, ' a better place for the band than slt—Mary Waters. Press Corr. (ladles got stranded in Flat river and (brother-in-law and aistcr-ln-law. । • ting in chairs on’ the /level of th* A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. nearly waded to Belding before Mr. ancLMrs. Ciup. Price when she Adults |5c; Children 10c I court yard, it would "be fur better Charles Gladstone on Saturday at I finally making a laffdlng, only tojwa* taken with a sudden heart at-j k if there could be a bandstand for Pennock hospital, and has been I learn that shoes and hose had di*-(tack and passed away In a few' , thc convenience ot the public and named Charlo* Robert. Mother and appeared. Such brothers! Group [moment*. Slje Is survived by tho< WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ’ of Uie members of the band. It baby are now ut the home ot Mrs. (games and contests under the dl-1 husband and eight children, the' irection ni of Rnlnh Ralph Mmrs Moore fillrri filled in the the 1। VOUIieest. youngest, one one Year >ear old old. Funeral ar. ar- 1 OTTO KRUGER and KAREN MORLEY in ' would put the players above lhe auLois Gladstone. (rw-tinn I1 dlencc. so they could be heard to Frank Bagnun. who has for so! afternoon and at n late hour, nearly (rangemento have not been complet- ■ > [better advantage and the audience | many years been the Janitor at the one hundred tired but happy people cd at this writing. , । would derive much more pleasure | court liouse. presented his resigna­ wended their way home, declaring it from it. Children are naturally' tion to Uie board of supervisor* ■ on the best picnic we ever had. and SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. j Bing Cro*by In a Short Singing Novelty—“Jnsl an Echo" ' brought to a band concert It isn’t | Friday. On Saturday the board looking forward to next year’s pic­ The* Brethren Aid Society meet ’ natural for them to sit still and i elected os his successor Mr. Harry nic. with.Mrs. Olio Townsend Thursday » listen. They run around and in some ■ Children 10 cents Adults 25 cent* Beaver. 8r. Miss Evelyn Schwab, who ha* afternoon. • > [cases interfere with members of the | The Dowling cemetery Circle will .*? 1 CUud' K-"‘" “ld , band. meet at the church basement for S’ M™ wm i We therefore suggest that Has-1 FRIDAY and SATURDAY—Two Feature. dinner. July 12. The following ladles moved to her home at Zion Hill. I .“f"* ' ’ ! tings ought to Iiavc a bandstand lo-1 are on the work committee. Nellie near Clarksville Tuesday evening. \ ' ’ rated in the downtown district.-The Granger. Lulu Gorham. Mabel Gil­ having been taken seriously ill. t,Ir and Mrs- J B Grant of Bat• \ council 'will p«y the money which l laspic. Mary Gillaspie and Gertrude the -asm. Year Brble CUm- at the farm. ( 'the people voted at thc recent city | Gaskill. met with'Mn. John Fox Wednesday i Duane Grey had lhe misfortune to , (cleciion 4or thc support of a band. Circle No. 7 of the Methodl*^ L afternoon. !■ Examinations on the first It would seem, therefore, as if we , A. S.. Mrs. Ben Oldley. chairman, I be kicked by a horse Monday eve­ ’ should regard the band as a permar | held a very delightful meeting at fifty questions were held. ning but was not seriously hurt. Raymond Perkins U in Chicago.|! Mrs Clara Smith U| • nent fixture. Because the city pap ' Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Norcut t ob- 'the home of Mr. and Mr*. D. D. of Hastings Mrs Ouy Kftntncr Thursi part of It* expenses, thc band in re­ Putnam near Banfield on Thursday the guest of hl* aunt. Mr* Theo. CBlle(1 served on Monday the sixtieth an-. > turn will be giving concert* through evening, enjoying a pot luck supper Reuhl and husband. Raymond re- [day afternoou the summer and early fall. It would ' ccived his Rural Life certificate Rev. und Mr*. Hurley Townsend and social time. be nne. tberrtore. It ™me »rr.nce•' »'■'■•« •"■'» 1 The aupcrvLsors named a special frdm Western State Teachers' CjI- gave a reception Friday evening In :m,n,e.™!dbem..delor.bb..d.t«>d Mf Hmj committee composed of the probate lege al Kalamazoo Monday Children 10 cents .'honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dale TownMrs. L. B. Lester Is spending a g^nd A good crowd was present lor , , r_______________ dale county in 1855. and has always judge, the Pennock hospital boards few days with Mr* Chas Bigbee nt and lhP br1dc anrt nroom rlH,.iVW| and of the super­ MRS. FORREST PRICE lived m Michigan, with the exetp- visorsrepresentative* Kalkaska. Mrs. Bigbee is in poor many UM.f.u Blfb, Ict. crvHm alld work out a schedule of । DIES SUDDENLY. HIM* of two years when lie went to' prices to tor the hospitalization of hwlth .. . I'{cuke were served a* rcfreslimcnU » t at present. nrpuint Mrs. Forrest Price, aged 41.1 live with friend* in Ohio at rhe time, adult afflicted cases. Mb* Margaret Perkins is at Kai- ,and the guest* left wishing them i passed awav suddenly on Sunday of lhe death of hl* mother. I year of agriculture in its curriculum evening at her home near Freeport. | Mrs Norcutt wu* born in Van1I The board of supervisors made the ,meTaihool amazoo where Wshe is attending । years of happiness and sue- I . C S T Csum- many DELTON NOW HAS ... ... . . . . . ... . i mor- at u-Hra-il 8i»r fW and compiles with other rrqulre. Bura'l «• dca,^?*,nE.M= X' ~ t^.S' duS^.a£TmSS.Itf 2tcarLaT^ * Vncle Dan RURAL AG. SCHOOL menu. iPervlsors’ proceedings, and also Ln.*?"" i.r. w Uy wrJll t(J oh|0 l the prlntlnK,of 200 booklets contain-|*now Hut he was able to be present tju. fuueraj Of thC foriJ1. Meets Requirements and Is T the proceedtug* for the use 18th an!*U“_ __ r*.!!tilo**« Mr, and Mrs Paul Smltn nnu cany ton. and they have also added a.’mond Bncheller of Ferndale and Using In Campbell township about I,u~.-a ...,u others mt— Interested in>.—■—« which which was on Saturday. Saturdav. June June ]>.». Made Eligible to Receive the board nnd was held held on e(t for qjjj,, Friday evening where ! home economics course which will । Mr*. Lewis Pagel of Battle Creek. ।sixty years Fhlriy-one years ago. । The price U the same ns last year. !’-*■ at Bowne Center. Uncle Dan is tlicy will spend several days and State Aid ■ lx? appreciated by the girls Be- I The funeral was held on Tuesday Mr. Norcutl lost his left hand in a I There 1’ ftUd riw.„ were 24 m claims rei.iw.. filed with —“■* 91 >«»" of _ B a«^ aM<* u !? a a. vcr VCr>^'’ re rv*" bring Miss Grace Ingram back with SupL C. J. Barnum of the Del- • rallM. of lnck of room B.)BCC afternoon at 2 30 at the residence corn husker ................ extend Nine .ere bon, --------.to thB ‘",0T “ “S;.-—. ttiem- Kennard SciuUbky neemnm srbnol . . .. . on c.cf | and I children Ninp .•hlirt —---------•-' ■•-•ton school annnunrM announces that Uiat that’ .... for the home economics classes will farm Inirenien. lunly’s , Kenneth Brat-ndlc.- daiigh- |lnnlP(i tt,Pm an far as Huntington. .......... nnrththe of Corrigan PWndrt. wuh ' unlun. tour M In Inluie, .nd £"?■'» “Xd™,!,*1 ichool has been made a Rural Ag­ be rented elsewhere guilty | Phylits and son Nell have been Indiana, when- he will vUtt friends. rural ’n thc Pret’lx»n cemetery......................their daughter. Mm. Anna Mourer.|<‘ ; ”7 kl„w() -nlr total ’ of ricultural school and no*- comes oIi'ivi’’ltlng' ltlng relatives relatives a? at Potterville Potterville the the Mr and Uvl Kanlner en. Reorganization of 1 .^ n|W,hy ta eXt<,ndPd to S StMren'Te.^Mdo^^IX ti^ daiJ alS amiuntM ................... » ” .. ............... — under state aid. Heretofore the dtsilu>reuurecu rebuuuubcd to ।P?&t t®** da>*. Mr*. Bums Anderson , iertaincd their children and gmndirict had to furnish its own busses schools in Barry township Into priSome people would say lh.il l ancl daughter. Alice are staying at children to supper Friday evening. ' mary and later Into elementary ^secretary mid manager'of Clarks' and maintain them at considerable " ----u ill the dog's Iri the Braendle home, the former dopresent were Mr. and Mrs, | A Liverpool man claims to hnvr ville Creamery. James Norcutt. n-~L---------|l expense but with the state aid that schools ia anticipated. • ing the work during the absence of Carl WMplntrr. Jr. of Detroit. Mr This Is a fine forward step for]invented------a game which will now be given, this expense will. ki it in w some 1 re­ manager of Clarksville telephone Nelson Gardner wns an outatand” Braendle. stand- MM®*Braendle. lind Mf8 claude Kanlner and *on be largely reduced. Delton nnd the districts associated ..preu spect* rerrenblre soil W, ’ h.re , „hu,sr. Ii™> Norenrl. .ho reM r». Wirnour Osborn, .ho har Sevmour111 Osborn, who has d to th, ztfiwr Hlg I Mrs.-rMul, .Uh intrell... In [of MUa0Uri. Mr. and Mrs. Ruw.ell Under the provisions of lhe state with that school and a fine oppor- ‘b^.. |>l.vln,| . «..n.r Id.. .1... tor Kantnrr. Willis Kanlner afiil family! law, a rural school which puts in a. ji lunlty for the children as well. Peor8’ Allctding of this city Hurt, f. . . attending Brra. resulting from a fall on , of Hastings and Ouy Kantner and are thirteen grandchildren and Michigan State College at East cinders, Ls much better at this writltTO.1-grandchildren. Both Mr and J «;h%n ” g MllwafiS She has been cared for at the 1' family. [Mrs Norcutt are in excellent health ‘" J™1™ iwme of Mr* Cha* Austin. THE CROSSROADS. and were Surrounded by their fam‘ £n 1 Myron Campbell spent last week’ «..u friends ...v..un Mond&y ... ...... to ... to be held M.rs‘ Kar!, Williams iicconipanled ily and evening . j. In Milwaukee Friday ।m ln urana Grand itapias Rapids me the guest oi ol m* his Mp them heln U.™ celebrate rel.br.re ItiK Ihh rare .... oc-1 PC- 'S tc . ’ _tp. .nc,a ' 1 I Ur. mu-11 n Brnton .„L„ I nJ*?**I mill, run I Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr*. s'T,nl Kalamazoo TO. bnance ct the I Adam Endres BjOre. were. Mr and end Mrs.; Mre.l “XeTr‘SSn’^t hS? Mr. nnd Mr-- Norcutt spehd lh<?, “‘^ ipu}{ nance committee of Wlnur each >^r tn Chta> city with J. _ recommended Carl Gilliland of . . . । r-ne.1 eV* Flint, oi.wi and Mr (.-jivouing iii i vacataiii at noinc, | went to Ann Arbor Thursday for Mt- and Mrs Blake Alierdllig. Mr» .. . ., county nay the ren’ of (he *nd Mrs. Keith Durkee and daugh'three montlis of training. Allcrdmc is tiie ulc COU r‘ t„, ... ^..t. 'Allcrding the teacher of the offices occupied by the Welfare ter. Darlene, of near Coats Grove. 1 Harold William* made a business Coats Grove school. _____________ Emergency Relief in the StebbinsVictor Sisson waa in Hastings on trip to Lansing Saturday. WROTE THREATENblock. The county can richly af- business Friday. W Gooch moNewman Tuttle of Lansing spent 1NG LETTERS.1 forri to do this, because of the great « “• •>“» tored to Eaton fRapid. , , Sunday A Middleville man. whose name' 1assistance rendered to the county. morning and were ciir-sti guests of tlielr their 1 .. wc shall not give, has been receiv- 1especially to those in need, by rea­ daughter. Mrs. Edgar Cheney, »ey and Mr- ,,nd Mrs- Cnrl Sheffield and and of the WER. Ing threatening letters written by son ' Monday dnl, shtcr and Leslie Raber By resolution the board of su­ family returning home Floyd Cairns of Irving. Others have ■ spent Sunday evening with Mr. and morning. • There is only one Food Center in Barry County where you received the same kind of letters Ipervisors lit the June session ap­ Mrs. Emma Anderson was a Has- । Mrs. Orley Smith. from him Some of them he signed !proved the withholding by the au­ tings visitor Friday afternoon. ’ | ditor genera) of the sum of »4."John Dillinger " He was an inmate 1 can Serve Yourself and Save about One-Fourth on your gro­ Mr and Mrs. George Bassett, son 056 87 from Horton money due Barot the state ho*pital at Kalamazoo 1 (Clyde and daughter. Lucile returned several years ago. i-scaj>cd twice and 1ry county, because of the fact that I Clyde cery bill. The largest floor space in the county devoted to Saturday evcninc evening from near Marion. Marlon, was finally allowed to live at his 'this city'and several townships ar.• parents’ home. So far he has never 1behind exactly that amount In df- where they had spent several days Food Merchandise at the Lowest Warehouse price. their son* and brother. Clare done any harm to anyone, but be­ linquent stat® taxes for the year with and family. cause his mental condition show* 1932. A* this money 1* paid to the, A son. Claude Henry, was born to . insanity the officer* feared he [county treasurer, and forwarded by Mr. and Mrs. John Barr on Tuesday Below are just a few of the many bargains that are offered might do harm Accordingly he was ;him to the auditor general, the by that official will evening. June 26. Congratulations. brought to Hasting* Wednesday and nmountra-ithheld 1 Mrs. S. L. Peckham of Lake Odesbe steamly reduced. you every day of the week when you . examined b\ Doctors Woodburne 1 and Kenith McIntyre He was pro- । CrUCUTV CH/C CIUDni I “ ham and Mrs. Edith Godfrey several nuunccd insane and will be again otVtN I T-r IVt tNnULL days Iasi week and over Bunday. taken to the Kalamazoo hospital. | at nnv CrnilT TAMD Mr. and Mrs Vivem cook and At tin present time there is no' Al PUT 1 UAWir daughter. Nadine, of Igike Odessa room Iten- tor more lallent. w Sev,m>.nv," bore h.«e trailed were Bunday guests of her parents. I). »RI 0.. Orl.mnl Here lor . Imc. ,o. „„ „„„ „ Camp Mr and Mia. Ed Hall Mrs. Pearl---------Smith---------was a------------business DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT. J°*»iudon. according to Lloyd Shafer. --------------Mrs Margaret Wenger 20 wife B1,rry county executive. A new log .caller in Hasting* Friday afternoon, of H .rold Wenger of Nashville died cabin has been completed near the ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ted Christman. Wil-' GLOSS ■ — ’ water front and will be used for an ilard Dltmur. and Mias Helen , nt .it lhe un Nashville iuv tiiA-iMiai hopltai ritunt Friday ana!t, ~~ ‘Geukes of Grand Rapids were guests' ernotm ut i 10 following un opera-,admlnlstrat on building and office*, lion jx-rformed a week ago She wil* Tlds cft,nP 1* noted for It* efficiency of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson Wed­ the daughter of Mr and Mrs R L nnd <nr « nesday evening. Rev. and Mrs. F. Loomis nnd I Winslow' of Hastings and im* rea'-Hable for boys at nn ex­ , sided in Nashville for the past year jCcptlonally reasonable cost If par- daughter •Guytha spent Thursday । Besides her .husband and parents desire further information they afternoon at their farm near Smyr­ she i* survived by one daughter requested to gel tn touch with na and called nt the Robert Earl Mat on iseven months old, and three- sisters. i le Sc°'’t headquarters at the Barry home. The friends of Mias Helen .. ... . . . . r-VM.niv t/,.,.lit. root Hmm Earle -w ill be glad to learn that she Light House Mrs Clare Hager and Ruth and County Health Unit here. is slowly recovering from her long Elaine The funeral was held SunTHREE CORNERS. illness and was to be removed from ,day at five P. M. from the Menno' MUs Rctha Robinson is spending Butterworth hospital to her home Wenger home with burial in Lake­ six wreks in Port Huron with Mr. view cemetery. Nashville. An obit­> and Mrs. A- D. McDonald of Has­ Thursday evening, after about five week* at that place. uary will be given next week.- „ * tings. who arc visiting relative* and ; Mr. and Mrs. John Fish called on Whita House: friends there. » I (Mrs. Deeda Myers of South Bowtie DEATH OF .MRS. Mrs. Gertrude Wilcox and son. Sunday afternoon. Mm. Myers Is CLARENCE KINNE., Mrs. Clarence Kinne. aged 50., Joe. of Hastings called at the Claud confined to her home with the care passed away on Sunday morning at A Hammond home Monday nnd of an Invalid lady from near Alto. • her home northeast of the city.’ hav­ Mrs. Hammond accompanied them . Miss Lillian Thaler, who I* cm[ployed at the Lane Dulcenia Home at ing been in poor health for severalI to Grand Rapid*. 'b Mrs. Claude a. Hammond. Rose Charlotte, visited lhe home folks years. Surviving arc the husband,. two daughters. Mrs. Frank JohnsonI1 Marie and Robert were caller* at (over the week end. . re» M r ^d Mri. Roy ■ Mrs. Gordon Usborne has returned I of Cedar Springs and Vinita al PINK {home, and one son. Fay Kinne of Taffee, Sunday. to her home from the hospital fol■Boston. Mass. John Belson of Rutland apent the lowing an operation Fir appendicitis . ' The funeral will be at the Coats। week end with Edgar Pifleld and and is recovering rapidly. | Donald Walton has been confined Grove church at 2 30 Thursday aft­■ family. pbg. ernoon. Rev. Fay Wing officiating Ro«c Marie and Robert Hammond to his home with mump* the past ‘Burial will be in Riverside. visited Patty. Jack and Edward Me- week. Billy and Tommy Vander Male pbsfor Keough in Hastings one day last have recovered from tjie same mal| PAID OVER $7,000 CLAIMS. week. | ady. In addition to the claims for damBernard Rvan nf Jackson spent i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morri* and lagr- to sheep by dogs amounting to1 ih« week end with relatives and family of Detroit motored to the (*402.50 allowed by the board at Its friends here' village Saturday evening and were {recent session. It also paid *1.508 2Q Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cooley and guest* of Mrs. Morris' brother. Olen I in criminal clalift* accrued during f«mllv «n"nt Bunriav evening with Perkins and family, until Bunday | ■ the past six months. also 84.674 95 Mr and Mrs Claud A Hammond evening. MU* Dorothy, whq ha* been of miscellaneous claims. The pay- and famllv. Nonna staving to visit । a sue*: at the Morris home for the । roll for the member* of the board Rose Marie for a few day*. Ip**t month returned to her home | and their mileage for the June ses­ Mrs Claude A Hammond. R-r-e here with them. sion was 8494 10. In addition each Mari* knd Robert called on Mrs I MU* Gaytha Loomis was the Batsupervisor wa* allowed 10 cent* for CHonre McCulh. Mrs Dm DanlrU I urday night and Bunday guest of each dog he listed. That item • " Zona famelker Id lhe Fillmore .amounted io *253.20. dUUict. ting* Tuesday, -TCANr nt...?18™1 1TRAND HlAllf- f> ■ | £ i|Ju TrftinC PICONCERT Ila.tingB, Michigan • Telephones 224-1-2557 BL— Lil TENDS MISS IRENE JONES WINS GOLD MEDAL VERY HONORABLE GUY HEAT LIGHTNING Vacation Day Needs are here in abundance* White Shirts White Socks NO MORE WOMEN THE CRIME DOCTOR George Bancroft In Sanforized White nnd Light Colored Slacks $|29 $259 White and Light Colored Caps BLOOD MONEY In Richard Arlen COME ON MARINES LOWER FOOD PRICES! Shop at Food Center Can Rubbers 3 Jod. lOc Can Covers SUGAR 10 /u 53c OLEO lOc » * Jelly Glasses 35c COFFEE Z5c 3^« 2 c“n* 25c 17c Kleanser Mesh with Zipper! $|00 Terry Cloth Slip Overs White, Blue and Tan Bathinn; Suits Famous "Lorenz." Brand for men, women and boys WATERS CLOTHES SHOP IT KILLS MOTHS, FLIES, BED BUGS, FLEAS, ROACHES, ’• ANTS, MOSQUITOES HARMLESS to MAN or BEAST lOc 19c TOBACCO 10c 3 /or 35c 15c 3 35c FELDPAUSCH WAREHOUSE Serve Youree// and Save Polo Shirts 100% Household INSECT SPRAY Ginger Snape 2 SALMON $]221O$2-' STARCH 3far Kerr Lids Straw Hats We Buy Eggs Quart 89c Pint • Agreeable Odor • Does Not Stain • Easy to Apply PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE HASTINGS B. A. LyBarker, Prop. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JULY 4. 1934 MIDDLEVILLE PUNS COURT HOUSE NEWS MARRIAGE LICENSES. BIG CENTENNIAL Agnes Edgar L. Hoevcnair. Hastings .... 22 Haven. Hastings ................. 221 Penney's Family Shoe Days Look! Save! Table Number 1 Children's Sandals Oxfords and Straps Only Pair Not all sizes in all numbers Lut a large assortment to select from. Women ’* Full Fashioned All Silk Men ’» Rayon Dress SOX HOSE 49c - Long Wearing Table Number 2 Women’s Mesh and Cloth Sandals and Oxfords Odd Lots — Broken Sizes Only SO* Pair Be here early, only 78 pairs Menfs Sport Oxfords Heavy Crepe Soles •» Men’s White Imported Lisle SOX 25* A. Fancy Clocked Table Number 3 Women’s Corded LINEN OXFORDS All white, hand turned leather soles Table Number 4 Table Number 5 Childrens Bine and White Odd Lot* In Women’* Beach Sandals Leather Straps and Woven Sandala Pair Pair . 5OC s«oo J.C. PenneyCo. (Continued-from Page One) 8350 Orpha Headley ........ 7.500 Jeanette Vanderkolk 1150 Lucille Brog-----6.050 Florence Bender .... Louise Williams .... 3,000 1300 Pauline Bena way ... 1.450 Evelyn Armstrong .., 850 Frances Pinkbclner . Roberta Shaw --------------- — Josephine Barnes ......... 550 Committees tn charge of the Centennial celebration jstt as fol­ lows Ed. Blake, chairman; Grace Swift, secretary: Paul Faulkner, treasurer: Herbert Benaway. chair­ man of the floats committee; Maude Bell, chairman of the relics commltftec; Glen Blake, chairman of the at[ tractIona committee; Russell Beeler, ' chairman of4hc sports committee. I In addition to the other attracttons thc committee hopes to have ‘two political programs; a Demo,'erotic day. Friday. August-3; Re­ publican day Saturday.'August 4. Negotiations are under way for sccuring prominent representatives of each party to speak. . | ; Keith H. Fox. Hastings ................. 23' Geraldlno M. Tolles. Hastings ... .23 Robert M Laurenson. Wilklrw- Mildred A. Frandsen. Hastings .26 PROBATE COURT. Est. Inez E. Snore. Final account filed, waiver of notice filed, order assigning residue entered. Est. Henry J. Kraus. Inventory filed. Est. Chester Hecker. Order al­ lowing claims entered. Est Samuel Coulthard. Order to ' assign and transfer stock entered, j . Est. Roy C- Newton. Discharge of .administrator issued, estate enrolled. Est Charles Wilcox. Bond of ex­ ecutor filed, letters testamentary Is­ sued. order limiting settlement en­ tered. petition for hearing claims ifiled, notice to creditors taued. Est. Samuel Coulthard. Order al­ lowing 'claims entered. Est. Paul 8. (Cridler. Petition to employ counsel filed, order authorizlng employment of attorney en­ tered. order allowing claims entered. Est. John Buehler. Testimony of freeholders filed, license to sell Is­ sued. oath before sale filed, report U. S. AND STATE HAVE of sale filed. • FURNISHED $143,298 Est.'Horatio E. Miller. Order de­ terminlng inheritance tax entered. _______ All Of It Has Been spent for Est. Ellen Carpenter. Petition to _ assign title tn crrnrtrrv lol filed to cemetery filed, nror­ Belief in Barry County der to assign title to cemetery lot entered. , in Eight Months Est. George L. Hinchman. War­ Since October 1 lost year, accord­ rant and Inventory Hied. ing to figures given to us by Coun­ ty Treasurer Maus, which were the same as he presented to Uie board of supervisors, this cohnty has re­ reived from'lhe R. F. C.. which is a government agency. 411.455.75. There has been paid out by him to the some of lhe excellent leadership Barry County Emergency Welfare o( our section for boys' camp Relief a total of 423,504.10. Checks wfii 0Ur ncKl for these amounts were drawn by elther Uie last week Bf July or 2nd Mrs. A H Carvelh. who is at the m Augwrt. Only 44 00 for Uie week. I head of tiiat work in this county. ( Aj| wallt dependable Infor| This money came from both the matlon on lhc oI vi war. wui. utm Lilt and the . state KtatA and .. nrl Uie t ho national nntlnnnl governments, oovpraments effects of ... .repealing ........ >...... .... . the ..... 18th amendThe work which was formerly done mellt ahould by all means re^J lhe by the B. C. E W R_ls now being Ju|y lhe chrUtian Ilerald carried on by the Emergency Reone Of our delegates to thc Hi-Y lief Admlnslration, which also re- training camp is resting , up in cclves its money from the state and Pennock Itospltal from an appendifedernl governments. County Treas- .dUa operation Sunday night. Gorurer Maus upon orders Issued by don Crothcrs is the unfortunate Mr. o. th. |nteroslcd Q trlp Mrs. Harvnth Carvelh. ho. has .U.IH paid ant out nt the time of his report to the supervis­ Chicago fair with Y. M. C. A. ac­ ors last week 4204)50.15. In addi­ commodations and guidance, call C. tion to the above amounts. Mr. F. Angell. 2453. Maus paid out through Die Civil Works Administration 487368.101 PENNOCK HOSPITAL. .since last October. All of the CWA Three girls have been bom al the [ funds were used for the employ­ hospital Uie past week as follows: ment of labor and were furnished On June 27. to Mr. and. Mrs. by the federal government. This Neldon Neil, Middleville. Marjory makes a total of 4143.278 10 of state June, weighing five pounds and । and federal money that has been seven ounces; Mr. and Mrs. J. Mexpended in Barry county In about Bellingham, city. Route 6. Ruth eight months. Few people have Emma on June 27. weight nine [realized how much outside aid has pounds and one ounce; Mr. and been received here. Barry county Mrs. Lawrence Maurer. Nashville. | has. in pro|>ortlon to its population. Route 1. on June 29. a girl weighing [ received less than the average leaVen ‘BCCcoun°Un’ *•*»« a,,tl ni,w> ouiwe. i un ill 8a.n' i , th r , The only boy burn ut the hospital |. Naturally otic looks to the future (mJll U(Tk Charles Robert nnd wonders when thc time shall \fr * ‘ romo when when Uncle Uncle Sam Rom will u.111 cease renre 11I r" tO «r- . ind Charles come I Gladstone. 263 W South St., on Sat­ selling his bonds to raise money for urday. June 30. He weighed six [relief purposes, and when the state ,pounds and ton ounces. finds It necessary likewise to econo­ raize, what Barry county" will or can WOULD BE A GOOD ONE. do to carry on this relief work that The Banner is pleased to note has been helpful to thc county? । that Honorable win. M. Sinlth of St. Johns .has announced himself as a OBITUARY. candidate for the republican nomi­ Martha Jane Gleason, thc oldest nation far congress in his district, daughter of Harriet L\nn/I Sellaii now represented by Congressman Gleason, was bom in the town of Hart, Mr Smith at one time rep­ Wayne. New York. Oct. 23. 1855. resented Barry county in the state and piuujcd away Sunday. June 24. senate, when Barry. Eaton nnd 1934, at the home of hersdaughter in Clinton counties comprised a sen­ Detroit. She wps the mother of four atorial district. He made a fine children. Bertha U. Adclbcrt W-. record ut Lansing. He Is a splendid Archie W.. nnd Pearl L. Relckord speaker, clear thinker nnd a hard thc first two having preceded her to worker—all fine qualities in u con­ the "Land Beyond.” gressman. I She was greatly devoted to her । family and will be missed by all who EAST WALL LAKE AND VICINITY. knew her. She leaves to mourn her Mr. and Mrs. Burgomaster and [passing, her family, one sister, one Fred Bush-of’Kalamazoo who have 'half sister, nnd half brother, grand­ been In the Malureen cottage thc children. great-grandchildren, nieces, past week, returned home Sunday. nephews and many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Schelp of Kalamazoo The Banner extends sympathy to came Sunday to spend the week al lhe bereaved ones. tlie E. D. Reyonlds cottage. Mrs. Burgomaster's sister and hus­ ROUTJIWEST CARLTON. band and son of Kalamazoo visited Mrs. Ear) Keeler. Mrs, LaFayctte her Wednesday. Sunday Visitors at E, D. Reynolds Usbome and Mrs. Anna Buck at­ tended thc funeral of Mrs. John were Lee Reynolds and family and Lipkey of Quimby on Wednesday Jean Crandle of Kalamamo. Flor­ ence Johnson and Miss Soloman of afternoon. Little Roy Fuller Ls spending a Richland. Clarence Cairns and lady week at Pine lake in the children's friend of near Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen nnd two children camp. Mayoma Valentine of Carlton Cen­ of Cedar Creek and E. E. Cairns. Clifford Kahler and wife were’ ter spent from Thursday to Mon­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Carol Fuller Kalamazoo shoppen; Friday. C. F. Vrecland and wife of Te­ and daughter. Mrs. Lyle Quimby of Battle Creek cumseh spent a couple ot days at spent from Monday to Wednesday their cottage here. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kahler spent with her slaters. Mrs. LoFayette UsSunday in Woodland with Anna bornc and Mrs. Henry Williams. Mrs. EfTle Landon of East Carl­ Kahler and son Dorr. ton and Mrs. Buck called on Mrs. Mina Aldrich and Chas. Bailey at­ Mary Yank of East Woodland on tended services in Maple Grove Sun­ Monday afternoon. day. Mrs. Verna Gammage of Portland Lloyd Laubaugh of Cincinnati, is spending a week with Mr. and Ohio, is spending a few days with Mrs. Carol Fuller. home folks. Miss HazeJ Shriber worked the Carl Ricker and wife..entertained past week for Mr. and Mrs. Harvey friends from Hastings Saturday eve­ Lewis of Hastings. ning. ' But we do wish to sell you personal service of this bank in exchange for your confidence A COMMERCIAL Account here will enable you to draw checks in payment of bills, or current expense purchases. Then you always have a record of the transaction for future reference if it is needed. A Savings Account here will aid you financially. A safe rate of interest will be paid annually on all savings accounts. > The officers and directors of this Bank will cheerfully extend advice based on their extensive banking and business experience. . We extend to you a cordial invita­ tion to become a steady patron of this 48 year old Bank. Y. M. G A. ITEMS PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS COMPANY PRODUCTS SEMI GLOSS OUTSIDE PAINT WALLHIDE FLOORHIDE Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Telephone 2515 ’ Frank Sage Deposits in this Bank, ’ whether Commercial or Savings, are insured Tin­ der the Federal Banking Act of 1933. HASTINGS CITY BANK' TELEPHONE 2103 - Capital $150,000 - HASTINGS. MICH. MONEY B ockef IT AMOUNTS TO THAT WHEN YOU GET THE EXTRA MILEAGE -THE KEENER PERFORMANCE • THAT COMES WITH more LIVE POWER per gallon AT NO EXTRA COST hi For the same amount of money you would pay for ’’regular” gasoline you can get Standard Red Crown Superfuel. And ac­ tually you’ll be money ahead! Because Standard Red Crown Superfuel delivers more lire power per gallon*— a bigger store ■of inifantly nsuble'Vnergy.'tfiat’chh Re­ Superfuel gives you your fulk money** worth plus. That has been established By tests of many gasolines. But—prove it to yourself. ——Do this: Get a tank­ ful from any Standard Red Crown Pump. turned into longer mileage, smoother climbing power, higher top speed, or any other super-performance you want. . It!sa fact.' Standard Red Crown your engine. Sec if you don’t agree that it gives you mureJur your gasoline money. Then watch the mileage it gives you—/ wiitefi how that extra {it« ^otur liven.4 up STANDARD RED CROWN SUPERFUEL — more lire power per gallon AT SIL STANDARD OIL STATIONS ANO DEALKSS-ALSO DISTSISUTOSS OT �THE HARTINGS BAKWEB. WEDNASDAY. 1UI.¥ 4, 1934 The Hastings Banner "! T7------ TT---- :.773^7 mTTS-^236 CM- | ZvT- -------------------------------------Backward Glances; Mrs. Krom. ra*H*h-a »twt vre4aw4ay. UUci “ m,<1'Wctortan comic op- । r>ai» Birdsall suffered from a slight: ai HutUa*. Mickies*, eretta* However, there is a sober DltS 0/ I CSteT(lay sunstroke Monday. He is now all' ................................................................................................. right however. The Detroit EveHide to this meeting which should Ven COOK BROS. Editor*. “* " ning News had better muzxle tta| not be overlooked. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. correspondent in this city, who re-; •»I (Continued from page ________ one) ONYNNTT NIXTH YEAM Although both men are master Aaron Shultz, of Laramie Wyom- jx»rtcd that Mr. Birdsall was violent-______________________ Ing. is vimttng friends in this city ty insane in consequence mm th— -n.t..Mi-l showmen, tliey Indulge Ln this pu? Natcred *1 Ik* p.'»l al Haitiac*.' Mr. Shultz was for ’ Ni<ktfaa. a* aacond alau matter. lime to keep the flame of Intense nun - Eaton many years -•-* — and - they - — year* a.resid<intof a. resident resiai nt of or Hope, Hopc.m-nEatoncounty, county, was was inin the the city city SunSun- four -----“made" lakes, were I B«a*«rutnr.* kr Mail. ro*ii»id: ing to Wyoming when he purchased day and Monday, visiting his broth- the Sources of water supply for cities . IN HAMMY OQL'NTY, OXE YEAR, ii.oo bombu*t and pageantry are mere a ranch there He expects to clou- ef Df w H and family. and town* or to suppiyP|he needed * ------- -- -------------- ' |..US. Ulct. <0 told thia. mpee'J.e »».«, M, Jolln MaIC leasc[, *» Iron You MU «ej O’(rartoO?l!^JL‘UX “°XTIW ^"... Publics spell-bound, to divert . ... u. . alien- to vanroni a. blacksmith ihop and with his cldeat-great steel and atone bridges high I । Mr and Mr* Edwin Smith and daughter will zpend some lime at over creek and river beds, but almostt ■ IN HAOMY COVNTY. TifHEE MONTHS Hon from their real objectives. IM ADVANeg —__ ;________U< .. ............ .... thc —— last. of thc . woeic . son Earl leave hls jJoine m New York state. invariably not a drop of water run­ I Italy desire* an alliance with Ger- 0„ a trjp---------to California TheyM. win urotley u lylmr very i™ n'nu. or In .IbM Doutoleu. M cor­ OUTSII'K BAHRY COUNTY, O.SE -------------------Voxa IN ADVANCE.. .SI SO . u lciicn “» ---“---------------------------'------------------3 .... -----।| tain season* of the year torrents of | •' U ,..'.'Li o:3”E!” ,:S." hUlwm« on---------Orjen-<«<•<.■ $3.<Hi France in Central Europe and the Rnd other wx-stern places. They cxw-atcr will rush down tliosc water; ••• tx-t-l pect io mid go via thc Chicago- and MUs Maggie Parkhurst of Coldair sin lhc ' C'hlr.ieO courses, at which time the wisdom 'ADVEftTisiNO MATES. Balkan* at thc same lime Musso- NilrI() Wrs.<rll alld L|110<1 paclIlc water, accompanied her father at ( of building bridges high over them u sJtMtUiE* r*iM ca applies Uni docs' not want thc old bond be- and return via the Southern Pacific the reception Wednesday evening. will be apparent. But much of the’ ... inrai* .r<i rr. I n« o in., aoc Keen Germany and Austria revived and Santa Fc alM^*'5W*i v “time me cue crcea ana river ocas win thc creek and riversand, beds writh will' « ln<.i. .O4 r..d.»* none uie n p 8rnl,H of J>trol| was thp dtc Rtrcd ls spending a few <}w ,trctches of white • !£?*• * :n :lt tor t'" tach *"•’ in fearing w‘Ui her many many friends friend* in Ulis thh city. city , Biie.-J Ml--. Gertrude Smith and with nO wixeie in sight. There U Want JCtJumo. le|wc a ‘word ' that this would form an en- H' iv.-i .<4 m m*wrtiou. Xo a*i* i-r !«<• tban zie. ha<b circling ring isolating Italy from J. T. Uimbard from, -* -* -' .' one thing Uiat the visitor from this ' c7rdT‘»<‘l’a*nk'.“,4in v.,,,,.; »n4 Northern Europe, thereby damaging mduj.. until Sunday. fection misses in California, espeMr nnd Mrs Fhthp Holcomb . > - •J ' , her present position ns a dominant **" । dally tn the fruit section, and that ! 1* water anywhere on the landscai*.' ■ nation of the Adriatic Germany, drove over from Chicago Saturday Ubll and spent tho week end with her | in the form of beautiful lakes, rivers at present adrift in a rather un­ parents' Mr. and Mr*., Charles S and clear-running streams, such a* friendly political sea. would wel­ Brown. we around here are so accustomed Mr nnd Mrs Hugh Ellsworth and come a solid anchorage In thc form to. and which we do not begin to ap­ I predate of a mutually profitable alliance to Walter Oreen of Toledo. Ohio. Mr >iContinued from Page One) and Mrs. John Hanson. Mrs Venema Speaking of artichokes, our bus help her.. force ot the Mr* de- Ada Julitnon of — ..... ... a revision U( Chicago. job rntsTtXGHope—Real estate and personal trip took u* through the artichoketested Versailles Treaty which split Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mr* Ed- proiwrty a*.M-*sed at S77J.250; equal- farming section around San Franher country in two. sheared away mund Wood of Detroit and Mr and Izcd at S457.500 cLsco. and It is a most interesting Sam Wood w ill ‘ spend the '' her colonies and reduced her anna- Mr* Irving Real estate and personal region. AH through Michigan and Fourth at Wall lake. I menu. Italy is about the only prosMr. and Mrs. Burr Sane and fam- I ized at S54O.OOO. 1 of the middle west and western pective ally of any consequence So Uy of Battle Creek visited her .par- [ J< Im-town—Real estate and per- states, thc great over-production A QUESTION OF RIGHTS. ... This is a country of free speech these two country boy*. Benito and cnU- Mr. and Mrs Chas. will. laat w.nal property assessed at S827.700; has raised havoc with grain prices Wlflc. I equalized at S630.000 whlcli the drouth L* doing its best to and free expressions of opinion. Our Adolph', met together for a few pri* . . firovr — —Real — . estate . red The selling price, or She YEARS AGO AGO TODAY nnd.• correct II colonial forefathers fought for these ’ vale talks. Only tiuy. themselves. TWENTY YEARS TODAY |I #l W5J • value of a farm, a factory, or a busi­ privilege* and embodied them tn the know what was said, what agreesir- m u Burton. 755. Bt J780000 ness u influenced greatly by one fac­ Ccnstltutlon of the United States. meats were readied OranxeviUe—Reni estate and |>er- tor and that Is whether it can "make by. Mich. and Mr and Mr J E miuey" or not If It cannot do bet­ :• Consequently when a' board of The danger lies in the fact that Lake of Cassopolis. were in Hustings ' suna) propegy assessed at >668.000; ter than lose money, or Ju»t “play ; supervisors adopts a resolution op- both of them have firm control lut Tuesday to ajtend the funeral of , equalized at $450,000. Prairieville -Real estate and per­ even." naturally it affect* the selling •? posing the proposed home rule least for the moment • of latent Mr*. Leo Burton price very materially. For, this Mr* Richard Ixippenthlen left for sonal projxTty uMrascd at $1.168.­ reason. In the grain-growing'states, amendment to the state constitution power—power as represented In equalized nt $870,000 Ludington Monday where she u ill 825. Rutland Reni estate nnd per­ good farm* 'and even good fac­ cn the grounds that It is a scheme gun*, warships, rifle*, air aramada* sonal proiwrty uxM -.-ed at $539,030: tories and good buslnessesi 0un be to deprive citizens of “their const!- armies and navies—veil destructive bought for a -fraction of thfir for­ ’ equalized at S495.000 Uiitonal and Ood-givcn rights of power uf more than sufficient force morrow, when* lie will sjtcnd thc Thcrnappla--Reul estate and [x*r- mer in-ices. They may be Just a* < FVturth. self government." no one should to ignite thc heavily packed powder *0113] property UAscx-n-d at $1,213.­ r-Kxi today practically a* they ever. were as- tar as location and quality ' 380 equalized al $022500. • criticize- this group for expressing , keg al Europe • Ledge spent Sunday in Hasiinu* tVeodland— Real estate and p,-r- arc concerned but under prevailing an opinion even ti>ou;:h there may with her sister. Mtv Susie She wen:. condition.* couldn't show u profit Mofiduy mornini: to Kalamazoo w 950. equalized at >1.245.000 be those who disagree with tile and For Bale' signs are quite uni­ AN ACCURATE PICTURE? * Yankee Spring*—Real estate and versal. . opinion. Itself. Becau.*e a former captain -in thc Just imagine what a pleasing ■ What does thc board mean by Jugo-Slav army is suspected of a bitty Park N J-. is Visit #50. equalized at $377,500 change it was to go through thia “constitutional and Ood-given rights gruesome crime almost too pervert- daughter, Mn Chyle* G WeUwit City. 1st and 4th wards artichoke-growing .region around! She was accompanied t > Hastings - Hasting* ; of self gO’vrnnicni ?" Do they mean Real estate and personal prop­ Ban Francisco and not be able to from Jekyl Island. Georgia, where to intimate that th" degree of scif-_ himself in the bold headline* of thc -•-hr spent the winu r. by her daugh­ er.y usscSM'd nt S2.1OS.47O: equal­ see one single, solitary. For Sale" ised at SI. 725.000 sign. I wa* told that in the arti- 1 ’ joveniment varies directly with the United States press—in fact his *u*- ter. Mrs James A. Clark, wiio re­ choke growing urea there wa* "no', - number of officials maintained by ; peeted criminal deed la not only turned home on Friday. Mrs Real estate nnd |HT*onal projxTty one "For Sole" sign poster on any Schuppan and her husband the osseuia-d at $/.281,00ti. equalized public taxes? ut of thr premise* Till* artichoke outlined once, but repeated many lute Adam Sch'uppan. will be regrowing area covers quite an extent Tiiat ts. if by noTKonlnUcn a lime*: literally thrown in the (aces oounty could provide alt of the serv­ of the readers. Valuabl- and prom­ Hosting.* Mr. and Mrs Schupwni Held* of rich soil were covered with resided in the building now * k ices now available with a smaller inent *pace is devoted to minute artichokes almost "as 'far a.v the cupied by Barnaby* restaurant number of officials and at less ex- and nft-repcatcd descriptions of and Mr Ronald Warner of eye could sec. ’ It Is quite a unique 1 pensc would the board classify this even the most trivial incident* in Industry 10 the agricultural line nnd as a scheme to deprive citizens of mad" and sold thc lirst in j-ream in Ihhik Saturday Tliev han- located probably cannot be earned on as Hastings. Many regard'll it wiiiv ut their Wail lake cottage for th- successfully in nil sections. Douljtlheir “constitutional and God-given wonder and the demand tor U wa- -nmmer. Friend* !: . in Detroit arc rights?" vorable. but right now- the artichoke | When seeing such wnsati nnl in­ Tins is exactly what thc proposed cidents featured so blatantly one Mrs L. L. MclinlRht received a Charles Purcell, who iuu been In bugitlMS seems tto be on the crest of heme role amendment attempts to. ba* u right to question the uew*----- --------. riy feeble health, ls so u.. u» be, tli4 wave so io speak An arlichdke . , . . . , .-laier. air.Alice Aicrviiign: uur. er. McKniglf. Bur. er. .ai.nind some and made a trip to liJl remind* one Of a glorified field I tie. It offers counties the right, to jmpers proud boost of accurately lortncr|y of Alice or thistles, only the nrtciiokz-1 lhu place pas.-x'd awuy Nashville recently make any economics ui tliclr gov- reflceting a crass-section *>f day by al her home thenJune 37. Mr and Mr* FYed Miller were, plant* are taller nnd more laterally I crament which ap;>ear to be con­ day history With thc entire world Sundin'.guests at’ the'l»vme of their. i xtended The large fields of them I , are attractive in apjx-arance. ax^, sistent with efficiency. I: docs not to ciHXwc from and with events of . .-later. Mr and Mrs Myrtle Mo->re they arc planted in straight rows E. A. Sunderland. Sr. o1 E <>! Detroit, Detroit. force them to da so If Uie home moment transpiring III the realms fOrnn r Bank Examine-of rbi* *taie <lu Guv and children v?1 and of course given the best of at­ lulc amendment should pass, for ex­ of politics, government. aCiciicc. Jit- and lit* nephew. E A /Sunderland, ove were the gue*l* ot htr > ntxui Tii'- row* are kept clean, ample, Barry county could continue craturc, , art. finance, exploration. Jr of Colorado Spring*. Colorado, * E'.-ui.gic Miller, on FT1- and the soli doublie** irrigated i­ , though I waw^jiot informed as to with its present set-up just so long ।business, international r elation*, etc.. “““ From a distance the artligr at Gun lake over Sunday MF and Mr* Al C Hyde end that us thc j>eople desired Kent coun- etc., , does the sordid ^ad-.-rjay affair x Mr and Mrs- George Bradley and Joyce Elaine are spending some time, chokes I'ok like magnified thistles J ly or Eaton county might put ,represent one of tlu most constrtict- daughter Ada wcntNty Saline Sat- in camp at tl»c Walter Stanton cot­ though the leave* of the fruit are , through some form of township ,ive thing* that current history urday. M Mr returned ’ Bradley « ’•”—' Tues­ tage at Wail lake with Mrs. Hyik * wider I was informed that harvest- | consolidation such us many. Illinois to , offer? day but Mr*. Bradley and dough* parents. Mr and Mr* Buchanan, of Uig a crop of artichokes cover* a . tx-Uod of ISO days or more Mere counties have done with a great *uv. blossoms will be found on plants, with Mr* Bradley * brother. Ing to taxpayers, but Barry county where there are well developed ar- ' Mis* olive Lathrop of Washing­ ACCORDING TO RECORD could keep 1U present list of offit(chokes and of course the blos.»om» ton. D C. arrived in the illy Mon­ will mn’.ur:- into the ripened fruitday c.vnuw tnr a niontli s visit witii MMU luge later Thc output of rome of , .<■ her parent.*. Dr and Mr*. E H. ingly high nix rate intact Jtul a* ir* Clella Shepurd of Buttle Creek. the tug artichoke ranches tiuit we busine: ‘ Hen are a*few fact- that Lathrop >aw must be quite large throughout I >r eonvatesener “ -- —....... Miter Leola Cortrighl spent Iasi the *euso:i of zlx month* There *eenvi to be a good market and at > ot amendment least' a fair price Thc market never ' Myron Aldrich »• ern* to lx- glutted, nor dw* there count!" seem to be any indication ot over­ Kalama* production- On the market here home in Hasting.* urtichikes retail all the i en some member make.-. rmmrr.t. AV-11-' Carol lyiiller. a nu-mbei way from 7 to iO cents each and on no qimnini Thu* coming tend Camp Ki'.anniwa .. up to l*c^dependinir*ufM>n the time " near Dowling which of the year and the quality of th.product. Nowhero through thj* six-u ictKtd indication God-given pr.v: of Woodland. . choke*, though naturally me held* In fact it an: ;ut m •d r.iitu- un unusual condition u. looked more flourLslilng than others. rill. ■up. rharvesting of barley Is txper- As .'tated above, the articiioke iilaiit . t< inind* one in a way. of the * thistle plant Uiat we know around from making hen. only it t* generally taller and Tl . bioadrr attaining a height of three arc inadvertently guilty of at-.-mpt. <*r t »ur feet The artichokes <tha , <dtble part** come in the fonn of "constitutional arid G them, only the heart, or seed pod. *um< of self government Dunham district -vrir* of wide ilikk leaves at Uic .u< -mtip end of which is a siiarp, thorn'jdruff Ertc with a susplch panted them. like ptickrr. Each artichoke plant 1 mu.'t produce quite a number ot arthc supervisor* are more c ucn.Ht<T during thr reason The Wall Bi Utley and Dir.c with their own >ibs than « grower; seem to be ill a sort of a , Mr. Wednrsday Mrs. Sarah Smith. dsss by thrm-'clve* and seem to be । aervIn; any "nghts of wit Mi-- Myrtle Smith and Mrr. Wil­ quite distinctive, because as a body HU-nt We know mn.' of bur Policy entertained- Mr* Jay they are said to be marc than Burdtur and daughter. Mary Lou • "playing even.” •>f Buttle Creek nnd Mr* Robert Jonty of them are sincerely trying Uili to JUM ut when he be­ Our auto tour took us near Lake | to do the right thing. :anSs »•' » Pub»r official. .u IekI ■nd Brewer and son. Billie, of Blue Riv­ Merced known in Spanish day* as er Wl*. recently. Lake of our Lady of Mercy.” On But we do believe that m adopt- lrci” u,c Ftandpamt of attcudar.c. Do not forget the school reunion the he *hores sliores of this "beautiful beautiful body of 1i May Dwight, who ha* trig this. rt*lu«or. the board acted "r «*henrt« . July 8 We ll be looking for you. water rater occurred lhe the famous duel bebe-•1 hastily and without giving sufficient Btaes-s and other untoward event* t-idy Baldwin ha* been com- Don't 1 disappoint us. tween ween Judge Terry and Senator Mrr Rena Flicitemteln of Ionia Broderick in 1850. It wa* enured by ■ thought to the proposition involved. "“V ■’ cn- do»n • member's jielied to retire from thc baseball and Mr* Ada_ Bogart ot Hastings the outgrowth of those bitter Sla. — attendance record When these art diamond on aecotmt oLhls arm rust 1 on Mr. and Mr* Floyd Wales very and Anti-Slavery feelings that taken Into cansidcrailon to, muc'.i *x-,n,t ab3e ,o ‘he pressure. called ! TWO COUNTRY BOYS. Wednesday. ’ developed so rapidly previous to thc ' isesrs -is. . Mrs Floyd Shclp entertained breaking out of the CI*il war. Judge Two country boys who made jozd. *•• —“• * r -■ • one the sen of an Italian black- icnabte number ..... of absences „„„ wr.tihl regain it* former cunning' .Thursday eight of her son Alien's T^rry wa* an ardent fire-eating ad- in honor of hi* twelfth vocatr of Slavery and Senator Brod- j zmith. the other a painter of houses - 'Therefore it would seem that thc Lu-. . . ter til* slu»i' experience Char- clasainau ' «»uu*»K ua.* 'birthd"' anniversary. A jolly goxl rjck took the opposite view. Bit-1 *1 e erick in Austria, met a few day* ago and attendance record ot Scnatur* Couz- lie SJ’: <»V charges were paused- and .ulhe|. He can h-*-k back to the.11*"0 *** reported. ,< ter -u ------- -------------------the entire civilized world wok mitlrc ens and Vandenberg and Represent- day^thlvugh whe’n hu'iumT UaB Munger Munger U is very ill with *■ rapidly Inflamed mental status due I I. uh..,, hi. „am* wL on 11 ln-m to discussions of Slavery pro and Both started out humbly but gravi- atiw* Wolcdlt.-Mapes, and Dondero. every tongue and when he lead all i-‘'“•'o-pBcumonla. "itchers In in~the league ’ Mr- a,“1 Mrs- Jobn J- Brigham of can led to a challenge to u duel latt-d into alrnUar Jobs. Uiat of die- should be rated excellent; that of pitehers Die league. r MU* Flora Beadle left for Nash- 1,icatur are gut*U of Mr. and Mrs. Pistols were the weapon* selected. I ■w Piling. We refer, of course, to the Representatives Lciir. Cady. WoodH. ** H‘u‘ ^Km. thc contestants to stand facing each ’ week, where she will a*-- F ” •unUerencc* held in Venice between ruff. Muuelwhite. Weldman and ,ville u, this 1L H Annru< Thc Ladies’ Aid will meet at Mr*. other 10 paces a pan Senator Brodsis’. Pro!. IL B Andrus hi conductLila Cowles' at Delton Wednesday. crick's pistol was flred Into the' Benito MuMoltnl and Adolph Hitter Brown a> good: that of Represents- mg L.s aummcr school July 11, for pot luck supper. Home­ ground, but the bullet from judge | —11 Duce and der Fuhrer - | lives McLccd. James. Hart and FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. made lee cream will be sold during Terry's gun found lodgment in Both made the best of the occa- Dingvll a* fair; that Sadowski. Le*James Krom and wife of Denver. the evening. " _______________ w Broderick's body, inflicting a mortal slon to "strut their stuff” for the in*ki arjd Foulkea as poor. Col . arc ... Tn .... thc . city, the ............. owevu of Mr and Mrs. Fred Smith and wound from which he died three It* ■ VIH II.. V ■ r* i _ , u . _ . benefit of their respective publics. But whether they attend or not Mt and Mr* Jarne* Clark/* Mr* -----Nina _. B. ................................. attended the funeral —-------------Wed- days ---------------------------later. Probably-----no-----incident ------with town if any. going ta Benno these “servants of the people” draw Kr>m •*nd Mr# c:arke ■'5'‘ri ''-r day of Mrs Mary G Upkey near in the history of San Fiancuco up to. In f*r. th»r. mneh ihair . th. Tlirough editorial corrt>,-ziideiwr of Hasting*, a former neighbor and that t|pie had created, such intense In fact there was so much grand- (their oay checks ju*t the same. M L. wjuk WC4l lwo l¥aa Uld Rex-, teacher. . Coontinued ? (Continued on ou page pa«e sixi tU) ESS PROSPEROUS Values in Milk 18^ SL’SS’iA'K «■>■-“»/ a oh“ an,d"- ish the body. But a higher value, because it aavea danger from < ease, and give* a sense of security to the user, is CLEANNESS! WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION Highlands Dairy milk cornea from our own tested and accredited herd- The cows are properly housed and fed. and kept in clean stables. Human iiands never touch the milk from thc time it is taken into our clean milk house fmtll it ts delivered at your door. Every bottle i* washed and sterilized The milk U mechanically conveyed to thc bottler, and the bottle automatically capped. Thc bottled milk COUNTY EQUAL ZED i! is then placed in our refrigerator, where II U cooled to a temperature just above freezing. It is kept on Ice 11? the milk truck until it is delivered at your home. The Stale of Michigan, after a thorough In­ spection of our plant and herd, authorized u* to aell our milk at Grade A. It coat, no more on that aqcount. We sell It PasteurIzod or Raw a* you prefer. W LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH OUR GRADE A MILK. CALL PHONE 2651 AND WELL DO THE REST! THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 :: Robert W. Cook, I’ropr. :: Hastings, Mich. preperty assessed at S817.870; equal- through lhe grain-rabiiu: sections. LUNCHEON SETS I 'Everyday 61 Pieces. For Eight Persons. No Dishes la Wash— •No Silver to Lose-- I 'i Nothing to Carry Home. Set A ■ Co make up appetizing picnic lunches you'll find in abundLow Price*’ All Price. INCLUDE Sale. Tax Libby’s Potted Meat 2 15c Veal Loaf &' 12c CAMPBELL’S Pork and Beans In Tomato Suucu MIRACLE BRAND Fruits for Salad ‘an SURESET LARD COOKIES COFFTT A 1 15c 3 15c Gelatine Dessert Several Flavors 4 PL'RE RENDERED Pkgs. LBS. Lb. THOMAS SPECIAL 4 Ground to Order TTI AAI TD r* I | II I > JLUXX VX JI V CHEESE GOLDEN CREST MAKES BETTER BREAD mid PASTRIES 18c Wisconsin Fu|l Cream MACARONI Bulk Lb 7 /C Or Spaghetti Elbow* 2l'/y Lbs. 11c 21c 98c NEW CROP Ice Tea Blend '.-u> 18c FRANCO-AMERICAN COCOANUT Extra Long 'Dtriad. Bulk. “ 18c 25c SPAGHETTI 3 In Tomato Sauce with Cheese, KRE-MEL J’TKn 3 Pto 10c APPLE SAUCE Fancy. - — • No. g f Quality Can 1UC KOSTO FREEZ For Homemade Ice Cream Pkg. fDC SOUPS TOMATO DAIRY BELT EVAPORATED MILK 3 18c Pure, Rich, Wholesome Favorite 4 C|UU 25c COCOA 2 K, 21c, Ambrosia. Pure. Minute Tapioca ra 13c For Delicious Summer Dcstc-rts Fre»h Fruit* and Vegetable* DEE LISH DILLPICKLES XT 13c SARDINES 1 In Domestic Oil 4^“- 15c SUNGLOW SOFT QRlVlKB . GINGER ALE NO BOTTLE CHARGE H4-iz. a BottK 1 UC Hershey’s Chocolate Pkgb 12c C. THOMAS STORES “Every Day Low Price*' ’ 128 West State Street �QUUWY. Sporting Items | CHERRIES FOR CANNING WELL SPRAYED FRUIT (Without Stems) Bring your own crate and take them away at— - Per Crate The Valley Fruit Market Anderson & Cochran, Allegan, Mich. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column Every indication at.this time that Mrs. M. J. Hinkley and children and Mrs. James Hummel of Jfaobvllle spent Wednesday with Mr*. Ted Mix and Mrs. Fay Hummel. | Mrs. Neal Braith of Midland and Mrs. Warren Coolbaugh of Wood- ARE LEAGUE LEADERS w"*' PROPOSAL TO COMBINE money to the stockholders, and en-, TntuuaniP and nnnNTV ab,e thr comP«ny !<> Produce 1 Mrs. Fred Bldelman of Detroit, TOWNSHIP AND OOUNTY Bnd lu gOlKU nl !owcr price, Each Have Won Three, Lo«t visited relatives here thc pant week. UNITS DISCUSSED It must be admitted. Ixiwevcr. Uiat , The Ice cream social was a real ' most of these big cvmblnatlons have None—Commercial Club 'not made the savings which they Team Enters Race promised. The people have been BOARD PASSES A RES OLUTION AGAINST ^n“a.„7*frX’ "ELK high. Each learn has its crowd of Miss Freda Scott went fo-UiUal Claim Smaller Units Would 'supporters and. games are usually I played to lhe accompaniment of en- hospital in Battle Creek where sbc|, Be Deprived of Bight of thusiostle commepts or otherwise expects to undergo an qjxratton for Mrs Jarnej O'Connor entertained goiter. All wish- her a speedy recov- ‘ Self Government the Baptist church Ladles' Aid of from the side lines. The board of supervisors, of Barry Haspngs oo-'fliuisday afternoon. ; last week Hlrsch Brothers defeat- ' county ore not in favor of the plan, which it U claimed would simplify government and reduce taxes by cut­ Mrs. Janet Pettongill and Mrs. day night thc Car took lhe ting out the present township and Elsie Sothard visited Mrs. Dora mPasure of the Consumers 17 to Colt-man of Rutland Thursday. M: j c Ppnncy defeated the Piston Mr. and. Mrs. Bob Reed and fam- Ring 13 to 10, . ’ ty. Barry county's board of super­ One more team, tlje Commeteial visors unanimously adopted a reso­ -ily of Quimby spent Saturday with |Club team, has been ridded to thc lution Tuesday wiiolly disapproving Mr. and Mrs. William Reed Emerson Russell spent Wednesday' leagoc - \ j and Forrest Havens of Glass Creek I of this plan. The resolution u as evening with his daughter. Mr. and Wlth t,,c defeat .of the Bankers,- io Gross Lake nt) Thursday to at- I Mrs, Pete Tiutzvn of Baltimore. i,hc number of terfms having perfect the funeral of their uncle, Otiz ■ Mrs. Mae Bothnrd Hurl of Has-1 records has been narrowed to two. fend Havens ' cation from the board of supcrvlson: tings is visiting her son and wife. Hlrsch Brothers and the Car Beal. .llich having won three games. of Kent county opposing the prin­ Mr and Mrs Janie* Sothard infection in his hand. 8 ciple of petition^ now being clrcu- could and would be made whereby Grand Rapids for an X-ray week Cnr Scal - small communities would be utterly before.Inst She Lt not very well. Bankers A & P dominated by large ones within We hope she will recover soon. Company in thc Jim Sothard home Kroger --their county. Therefore be it tlie past week were. Mrs. Lena Barc Penney sujiervlstira, express our dtsapprovul num and James. Mrn. Leo Price. Piston Ring . of any such scheme to deprive any of Hastings. Mrs Jimmie O'Connor! Games for tills week are: Thunand June, and Martin Goadenough j d“> ’ July 5. Piston Ring vs. Conof Froeport and Mr and Mrs. .Clyde j sumers; Hlrsch Bros. vs. Kroger. -. . . 1 Friday. July fi. a. de P. vs. Bankers. There has been a good deal of re­ ----Mrs TUlw Prtlengill and Mrs. Car Seal vs. J. C. Penney. cent kgitatlon in Michigan in favor of combining several townships into Mary Spicer of Battle Creek visited DR. MclNTYRE WINS a larger political unit, with a small Mrs Janet Pettanglll Sunday. number of officers, .to as to do away JUNE HANDICAP MEET ।with lhe expense of such, officer*. The plan also would alter county Elllott accompanied by their slater. Uarl Weapinter Tflps First Mrs. Slwruiun Gier of Grand Rap­ Flight List in Annual ids. and by Mrs. Elliott's sen and Golf Tournament plan, if adopted, would d’J uway with boards of supervisors, reduce Dr Kcnlth McIntyre won thc June Handicap Golf Tournament at lhe number ot county offices and the Hastings Country Club by de­ greatly decrease the number of Mr and Mis Joe Batey and Mrs feating Jim Bristol in Uie finals 6-4 township officers, because townships, Cora Allerdlng visited'Mr. and Mrs 2'_,^_y. Sunday. In winning the champion­ Wm. Crockford Saturday afternoon. ship Dr , McIntyre won from Dr. • Robert Hcuncy was quite 11) with Carrot hers. ~4-3f Le­ of lhe Barry county board ot su­ the mumps last urek but Is better 3.3; Kim Sigler 4-3 defeated Ed Huffman. 4-2’ Roy pervisors. also of the board of Kent at thl.-i writing Rev and Mrs. Loomis of Free- Hubbard. 3-2; Dave Goodyear 1-up county, jis well as boards in various other counties of Michigan, that port were supper guests Wednesday . Carl Weapinter won the first flight championship by defeating Will this proposal is not received .with of Mr aud Mrs. Chas. Paulus. Mrs Earl McKibben Cook In the ...... finals . . ..was . operated . -----j 3-2. During. his 'on ut PrnnrM-k — u ... mock hranttnl hospital Tiimultav Tuesday -t. cltmb to the top. Carl won from She Is getting along ns oad Angell by default; Dan Wallsuch a plan would save costs and tts P°sslb,c- Her friends in dortf. 4-3; Dr. Lockwood. 3-2, In a make thi larger units more re*poii- th* commun,l,y »,l3h her “ Quick, match Utat went 37 holes Will sive and responsible Unlew th?: I*1™1 r?fO?’Cry , ' Cook defeated Joe McKnlght by depeoplc cun be convinced that there Burdct'e Wndd’ 3-2. Charlie Those who have bought their next winter’s coal during the past few weeks have saved money, and You Can Save Money by ordering your coal at once Before prices take a rise. OUR SERVICE will make clean, venience. TELEPHONE, about the kind and amount you need. Smith Brothers Velte & Company Phone 2ZS7 Hastings, Mich. X’ X SX XXTXJ merely bccuUM.- somebody wishes to! * 5s- Jo,,n ‘Hutson vtelted het reform things. It must be made Gun akc Thursd“y nfl' plain to thc people that such; .. , . changes would be in their immnt.J . mPP *5 and that they will be gainers U they r.e„lnt * Jr<nn Indiana Sunshall adopt it. Those who proposeB> 1 ,ajit , , _________ such plans -need not wonder that th,. Iuturc tiappUitta and prosperpeople are suspicious of combining [1Iy oI most of m, depend largely upsmaller units into larger ones, for. oti how wc employ our spare time. 1 I When you plan yi Menu ... don’t PARAMOUN Nothing else like it on the market! Hirscli Bros, & Company Hastings Michigan :: :: :: A Local Industry r1, WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COL1 One hundred fifty-eight years ago the Declaration of Independence was signed, de­ claring this nation to be free and indepen­ dent. Since that time the United States of America has encountered many stirring and trying times, but has alwayi torioub over every difficulty. FDIC| Great men have come and gone, yet our nation still surives. Our institutions and the spirit of American democracy still survive. National Bank of Hastings ------ - An •’Alphabet" match, on the morning of July 4. is the first of sev­ eral sj>eclal events on the summer sports program at the Hastings there will be a mixed two-ball four­ some with husband and wife paired July 26—An obstacle match handlcap tournament in which no regular golf wearing apparel will be per­ mitted excepting shoes. There will be a prize given for the best diversion. August 0—Handicap match tour- 43% MORFNON-SKID MILEAGE says a North Carolina car dealer who has seen G-3's perform for months on mountain roads. "In My Opinion You Have 75% More!" • Week of Aug. 12—Qualifying rounds for club championship tour- Week ok Sept. 3 —Qualifying rounds for Old Timers Match. Club Exchanges arc: June 28—Hastings at Cascades McGUFFIN WINS 1UNE RINGER TOURNAMENT wm»>’ Country Club with thc low score ot 30 for nine holes. Other golfers who shdt below par arc as follows: . Ray Branch. Roy Hubbard. Kim Sigler and Dick Stem. 31 each: Will Cook. Ken McIntyre. Wilbur Lane. GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY 30.3M 84.40 «0->l S4.95 is too conservative*'— “60% would be closer" —"Feel I’ll receive 1M% more non-skid mileage." Maybe we have put the figure, low, but—Good­ year's 43% statement is based on the' toughest tire tests ever devised— speeding up to 50—jam­ ming on brakes—every few miles—day and nUht —tougher use than most people give tires. Come see this wonderful new G-3 that "The Public Test Fleet" says is better than we claim—the costlier-tire-to-build that costs YOU nothing extra to buyI z Clarke, and Bob Field. 34 each; George Lockwood. Dr. Kinde, Steve lhe total of the lowest score made on each hole during the month in playing a regular nine hole round. , GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER Look What You GetNo Extra Cost: 43% More Miles of real non­ skid safety . . . Flatter Wider Tread ... More Center Traction (16% more non-skid blocks) . . . Heavier Tougher Tread (average of 2 lbs. more rubber) . . . Supertwist Cord Body (supports heavier tread safely). “ SPECIALS for “Over the Fourth' 75c Water Ball, now Patch Kit now Electric 8 inch Fam BEAUTY Tlw new FrigidaUt intro­ duce* a distinctive style in cabinet design, with a fiafeh of economy. A genuine Frigidaire that operates on Ci°*e i v>o"' ■ ASTONISHING NEW ECONOMY DELTON NINE BEATS . ..HASTINGS INDIANS 18-8 Davis. Shepherd nnd Wales, were thc battery for the winning team. Rase. Keeler. Miller and Keller for Has­ ting*, Next Bunday. July 8. lhe In­ dians will play Peddler Lake on the fair grounds here; tornmenqing at CONVENIENCE Automatic defrosting—auto­ matic ice-tray releasing— one-fourth more food space —extra room for tall contain­ er* and bottle*—and a com­ partment for frozen storage. • Mr. Parley insists that postage will । be reduced. This will bo a great .help in getting America off the postal card standard. Man’s Heart Stopped, Stojnach Gas Cause W. L. Atlnnis was bloated so with gas Uiat his heart often missed beats after eating. Adleriks rid him of all ga.% and now he eate anything and feels fine. A. Lybarker, Druggist—Adv. of white Dulux and Band- less electric current than one ordinary lamp bulb. Today Free A BOOK THAT PLANS YOU* MEALS POP A YtAK What thall wthavaforbreakfaxf Luncluon? Dinnarf TheM plu­ lling quaniom ara puzzling no longer. Foe hers ore menus for tempting maab for every day of the year. No* your meal* canhavs ddtflhtfu! variety .... correct combination! for title and health. It’* FREE thia week at our show, room. Ask for "The Frigidalse Bl__ :__ >■ QUALITY With stainless p terior, every detail reflect* the quality that luu made Frigidairc the choice of anJl- lion more buyer* theft way ocher electric refrigerate*. �THE HASTINGS BANNEK. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. ISM Building and Loan Shares are among lhe SAFEST forms of investment known. Such shares are secured by first mortgages on home*. Not a failure In Michigan among building and loan companies during the past two years of trying times. Let us siffiply you with information about "NATIONAL” Rational 7£oan & {ttiursiment (Kompany 1230 Griswold SU Detroit. Mich. -''"MEMBER FEDERAL HOME D«Uott'a 0Uf*<t Bsildtai aa* J. L. Maui, Halting*, Mich. •.*« wMU man to visit this ,„U ,spot?" wr _ when « Ml: 1S~CJ>C. w;W°'“' ” “>2!“!'“,™ *> “• I first white I At best he was surrounded by hos- return to Loe Angeles, we decided maybe un occasional lynching, tn I tile Indians; it was at that time a to go by auto-bun for thc reason deserved cases, will arouse thc peo­ !,wild and unexplored wilderness; he that it left earlier in lhe morning ple to lhe fact that our criminal law had nothing to guide him except and we would arrive In Los An­ procedure merits a sulZtanllal over­ (the sun. and his own deductions geles a couple of hours earlier in hauling. W. R. Cook. —aroimd' 7;45 was P. M. ' .evening and intuitions; there no In beaten k highway and travel at best was slow othcr words It would ailord a day­ OBITUARY. , nnd tedious and beset with danger “«lu tr‘»>. by a new route, and IlBut how different today and how through a district most of which we Sarah Elizabeth Sweet was born , the world has progressed. The dlf- “ad not as yet seen. These auto in Dark county. Ohio? on the 8th ferent modes and routes of travel Ousscs are large, high-powered con- day of February. 18(14. the daughter Hall look to the comfort nnd convcn- vcyances. and the high-backed, well of Jacob A. and Rebecca Gebhart. l fence bf the traveler If you are in an; quite comfortable She was united in marriage with a hurry, or seek diversion in the ,o rWe m. Tlie route for quite a Wultam Sweet in October. 1902. and 1 form of rapid transit, you can leave Pnrt °f the way, follows lhe South- has resided in Hastings for the last New York City by plane and land at Pacific, and lead* high up on thirty-two years. She leaves behind any of -the Pacific coast cities 16 or the G,des •* 1110 mountains and down to mourn her loss two sisters. Mrs. IB hours later—always provided of through beautiful valleys. At one Emil Rubach ot Ionia and Mrs. Etcourse that nothing happens. A lady »>o»nl we looked up near the tops of fie Niwird of Grand Rapids, also a nn th,, thin t'h.t .some nKIlintaln.s und saw the t-nttlne brother Polwrt Oehhnrt of Innin ■of a Southern Pacific passenger Interment was ip Green teemetery, । train darting into one of thc num- Ionia, on Monday. July 2. Rev. John erous tunn«Ut. while Uie rear Kitehlng of the Hastings Presbyter­ coaches hid not emerged from an­ ian church officiating. ' other tunnel. At one point on this, trip we had quite a thrilling exper­ One thing that will greatly help ience that temporarily increased our solve thc troubles of lhe country. blixxl pressure Ahead of us was a Is for everyone to make things go high rocky promontory, thc highway a ell in his home town. being blasted out of thc solid rock land probably a couple of hundred j feet above the valley below. Natural­ ly it was quite impossible to look through that solid rock ahd sec the automobile that was approaching on | the other aide The automobile _r- TKt driver was “hugging thc inside” in| stead of being on the right hand 'Flrestbne । side ot tlic road as hr should have /T-. RICH SHED TIDE been. Both-cars reached thc apex r,; FOD IMA of that rocky promontory and pro­ ceeded to “round thc comer" nt the ■ame time Thert was n crashing of I brakes and a collisian was (•voided (only by a fraction of an inch, but Ii “miss is as good as a mile" in such a c.i-M-. though It would lx* far more comfortable to have more latitude ’than we had. At this point where the two cotnvyanccs nearly met. (tie ■ mountain road was narrow, mid over t)ie "rim" meant a sheer drop of a ! hundred or two hundred feet—not 'pleasant to contemplate as Uie rei suits are apt to lx so "messy." and | get your clothes all wrinkled up. Our route l<-d us through thr very L WORKED TO TEAR THESE TIRES TO PIECES NOT ONE CORO LOOSENED! NOT ONE TREAD SEPARATED! As thirty-three epeed demons careened and slid around the steep banked curve* of the hot brick track, tire* shrieked and smoked . . . break-neck speeds, 150 miles and more down the straightaway — force tugping to rip thc tread from thc body of conceivable force worked to tear -the tire to piece*, but not one cord loosened —not one tread ncparatral —and not a single biowont. IThai amaxing proof of Tire Strength—Safety—Quality and Dependability! TRIPLE GUARANTEE Every one of thc thirty-three driver* at thc —for Unequaled Performance Indianapolis 500-mile ( Records bought Fireatone High Speed Tire*. Hie fact that not one of the 132 tires failed i* your greatest guarantee of the Extra Safety — Strength — and Dependability built into Firertone Tirea. HONOR ROLL FIRBTONl HIGH SPQD TIRES —for Life Against AU Defects —for 12 (Months Against All Road Hazards* ran MIAMI BLOWOUT PtOTKTKM rcrttke. The New Firestone High Speed Tire for 1934 193-1 is Safety.Protccted on the outiide by a wider tread of flatter contour, deeper non-ekid, more and tougher rublier, giving you more than 50% longer non-skid mileage —— Safety-Protected on the imide by eight additional pounds of pure ruldirr al»eorl>ed by every 100 pounds of cords. TTds additional ruhlicr surround* every cotton filter inside every cord in every ply. This is accomplished by the Firestone patented process of Cum-Di pping. ran MUM) NON-HID MUTT AND lUOKIM ran muni mhmoahutt (»0 KONOMT jtumuitee z/ Cel the protection of the Firestone Triple Guarantee — for unequaled performance record* — for life against all defect* — for twelve month* against all road hazard*. nm MIAMI tNWtAMl , • Call on the nearest Firestone Service Denier or . Service Store today and equip your car with the new ( Firestone High Speed Tirea for 1934. EQUIP ROW FOR YOUR HOLIDAY TRIP! firritoiir Factory and Kxhlbilion litiilding, MOST MILES PER DOLLAR ANDRUS SERVICE The Home of SUNOCO Gas HASTINGS MICH. ELKAY’S House Fly Spray Lime and Sulphur, 1 lb. to 100 lbs. * Arsenate of Lead In V? pint* to 1 gallon can* DOW CHEMICAL CO.’S SPE­ CIAL POTATO SPRAY contains .. Bordeaux Mixture and Lead Arse­ nate Special For This Week! Formaldehyde Solution Corrosive Sublimate, powdered. Paris Green White Helabore Black Leaf 40 in bottles or bulk. Fly Sprays for Cattle— 50c Elkay’s Fly Spray 39c The kinds that don’t taint the milk. CARVETH & STEBBINS The REXALE Store Phone 2131 .WANT T013UY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT COLUMN 4 I? /i/cucut!. < Spraying helps quantity and quality of your growing crops. Goods Delivered TELEPHONE 2240 I IV 1 s capital of the state under the first coiutitution TtawiuTCi t settled by the SpaRtArds about 1777 while our Revolutionary' War wa» raging on our eastern coast It is quite a manufacturing city and resort sec­ tion. One of thc peculiarities ut this region is a mountain of almost pure asphalt, and the mining of which is [quite an industry. San Jose is also • ithe se^t of several colleges and rd­ - uratlonal institutions. For this rea­ son it may be surprising to recall | that a year or so ago San Jaw was the scene of one of tlie most talkedof lynchings that ever occurred tn this, country, our route took u» right by the Jail. Imo wha-h the infuriated people broke, dragged out | thr conle.vsediy guilty culprit', gi.d ‘hanged them Probably many of «-ur ticulars of how a couple of youn!J. men In San Jose kidnapped lhe son1 of a prominent meridian*. of that j city, murdered him. anti after I throwing his weighted body into the water, sought to force the dUtraeted j .parents to pay a large ransom tor ■the return of their son *whom they had previously murdered» It was one of thc most heinous acts in the category of crimes, out there. Just t as here in Michigan and everywhere else, many dastardly crimes had I been committed, and the guilty ones hud gone unpunished through tak­ ing advantage <>f legal technicalities -find the snail-like pace of law en­ forcement The murdered victim was n highly esteemed young man with many friends. When thr crim­ inals were caught, confessed the crime, and placed in Jail, the fury of the people seemed to know no 'bound:- A mob gathered about thc ■ Jail, broke in and seized the officers. Cells were battered in and the sclf'confessed murderers were taken out and hung and their bodies burned. Gov Rolph. tlien Governor ot Cali­ fornia, but who recently died, aroused both criticism iuid ixulse, by saying in substance that the acts of the mob were Justified, and that the criminals deserved lunging. We land order to mob violence. But in , these days, when we see arch crimi­ nals (like Dillinger for Instancei liiarikmed and parolled through the political influence of friends; when I we see guilty crooks and criminals ! kept from getting their Just deserts 'through those dilatory tactics en­ couraged by our laws and our prac­ tices and taken advantage of by shrewd, shyster lawyers. It fairly “Stomach Pains So Bad I Could Hardly Work” Says C. S- Gros*: "After taking Dr. Emil s Adi* Tablet* the pains are gone and I eat anything." Try Adla treatment on our mon­ ey-back guarantee.—B. A. LyBarker, Druggist.—Adv. NEW LOW COST METHOD IMPROVES LOOSE, DUSTY GRAVEL ROADS Z** RAVEL ond soil roads, so good coif road improvement, road re­ that they can be called "gravel building and new construction is prodfing of dry roads, then improve­ boulevards," are now possible in al­ being opened up. New discoveries The new methods permit simple dust- most every community. These gravel show how local sails can he. tailed ment into high-type highways, and IhRktraniffinpetipp of the old back- boulevards are dustless, smooth and and mixed to an established for­ road of mud into a road that will stay long wearing. Yet they can be built mula to turn bad roads into good dustleis and smooth. These Im* ‘ up from old, dusty roads by the ad­ one*. The discomfort, annoyance proved roads carry a high traffic ' dition of locally available soil mate­ and danger of the du^ty, shifty road count with less-than-ordinary mainte­ rials, moisture-bound with Dowflako can now be eliminated at a cost nance. Learn about this modern meth­ ; Calcium Chloride. A new era of low- B s lx N2Q YOUR NAME SIGNED TO THIS ADV. REDUCES THE PRICE BY 25 CENTS ' INSECTICIDES and FLY SPRAYS any community can od.Write for booklet which explains afford. their construction and maintenance. THC DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, MIDLAND, MICHIGAN DOWFLAKE CALCIUM CHLORIDE 77-80% XMS LyBARKER’S DRUG STORE HBKEfflW- f Essrasmsi C B itr s f Get Rid of Rheumatism | —‘The Needles* Pain” ... Be convinced with a bottle of ELDER’S RHEUMATIC DISSOLVENT. as at New York City on our return makes one’s “blood boll." When wef went to California by airplane, was‘see these things going on and ad- j ■ “crazy" about ft. and said that thc | verttoed to the world even- day. a view of old Mother Earth from good many people cannot escape the above was simply gorgeous. The trip conclusion that n good first-class I once • in a -while good1 I was made in lhe winter too, when ‘hanging ---- — • la a -----thing, and a wholesome lesson that1 geous." Even present day trans­ (Continued frotp jxigc four* portation by railroftd is far ahead While we would by ik> means ad-. .. . , ... of what It used to be evep a few excitement. Only a short time later \ears ago in the way of comfort our old hat that the early settlers in •JudgeTerry became enraged over‘and convenience. But to meet the California. especially the criminally an adverse decision of a Judge of added competition of air travel, some inclined, had n much higher respect । .he supreme Court, entered the ot the »Talern railroads have pul on for law titan we have to day. espe­ court room stab uiiwc [1OTf,e newer, ,)(.wer. ngoier. lighter, wmu wind rcsuiuig resisting ciauy ..... and ~ attempted ,"r . to.------vigilantes met in cially alter after tne the Vigilantes the Sup Runremr TYMirt .hitler wass passenger .. . ..... . average ..... fy*® r2"e cx> .urt Ju d8c- hut but *'» trams that 100 Portsmouth Square and left the h---------------------mile* an hour or-belter. The coaches Icriminal law-breakers dangling at comphshhis purpose and placed in ure ^jr-cooied which docs away with {the end of a rope. When you hang. ■ th* r^. » tn h r’5iri7^lCC thc hcat and dUi,t 80 common to thc or electrocute* a confirmed criminal i* desert regions. I haven't heard howiyou at least have the satisfaction of • kind that «hf«tUire successful these new fast trains air.1 knowing that as far usTie is confor—ro/iA but Pro'c be up to cx-lcemetf. his days of criminality are I whib? tare,-rad?l*ctatlons. a trip to Ute west coast ut an end. and no action of a pardon the should not take much, if any. over a or parole board can bring him back. I other waiWH .m h-hina’wt™■dBy trom Ch‘«tgo. Then there are (Neither will any expensive guards hi«kV,.‘o«n' thc Breal “uto bus ,lncs Uu»t will'orhighly j»Id officers have u> be l-Tn5r,t,Ui,1rt l“k,? you “lnlodl “n> lllacc >ou wwiihired to watch him, nor Will a tax­ I P " .1? . to 8°“ surprisingly brief time, burdened people have to be still Imrone *mit 'of ’hi* M!d “’’"'rally at a lower rate. Some further taxed to board, clothe and SX TnSht k^nefat v U,<’ transrommental bm^cs are feed him. In short • he's done." Iiapt^to^ge’t^the<»-orst of’ I “ .virtually hotels on wheels." afford-.While perhaps not popular, yet the 11“A/’Lie ’fmm M.™',ng comfortable betU *»d ««> ac-[late Gov Ro]phs decision, regarding to place he eaimot heln bm^onder ^mmodatlons for dining. So the the lynchers of those self-confessed I "what ww ™e exStoee T ?h" rB*'gC °rtra'cl U t,ul,c “ wWe 'San Jow murderar. bus W hearty �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUI.Y 4. 1M4 PLAYERS PICNIC Social Events and Personal Mention Mr*. Eleanor Strtcklen U spend- ’“h lira. Anna Reed vUited relaUvea, Mr. and Mu James Gilmer spent I D£,TON Belding were guest* of Judge and । Mr. and Mr*. L. N. Bush attended Mr. Stuart Clrmrru .t th«r Qun i AT “TRAIL’S END” th. O..WI tamll, rrunlon at Ha.lake collage over Sunday. Little ----------Unga Thureday 'Shirley Jean Clement stayed with1 A picnic will be held for members | ■ ...a I her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs W. of the Hastings Civic players AmoiL. Shulters, during her parent** ab- elation at Trail's End. Gun lake, on —• iTtnir^.v iniv ii rw ,Hcnton cottage at Wall lake thl* ;•*'*?*■ !' -“"• —~Mr and Mrs H T. Reynolds are .wits, in charge, also Mr. and Mrs if"Mi«g a visit with their daughter. .lumt-t Bristol nri«tr>i and nnu Mr. Mr and Mrs Ur. Mr». Mr* Allen Taylor, Tavlor. from Roscberg. Ftoscberz. James To Hastings for the Big Home­ Orville Sayles. Those who attend Orer.m. whom they have not seen are to bring their own bosket ,or yeata. Mrs. Reynolds and coming Celebration. Be ana Detroit. (calling on Hasting* frienda on Fri-, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Annablc visit- and Mr*. R. R. McPeck of Charlotte. lunches. There will be swimming. Mrs. Taylor will visit old friends Rose and .. ,cd Mr. and Mr*. Carl Trautwcto of'They left on Monday for their sum- boating, feasting and a /number uf “Mrs. Will " “ ' ’ - “ . Lucas for a few days. July 4th for the Races, Charlotte, ot Grand Ledge' visited ( Mra p l. Bauer waa in Jackson near Morgan on Saturday. Saturday, sunirises. Thc event begins tft 5.00 Rev and Mrs. L. D. Mile* arc' mer home at Bay View. relatives and old neighbors here last ia,t Tuesday attending an O- E. 8.. **-■«<.••• MaHetta Faul <• la spending lite1 Those from away who attended o'clock in lhe afternoon. (spending thc week with thc latter'sj Sports and Fire Works Display I meeting. . ---------------••• cousin ut Alcona county. , , week with her grandmother. Mrs.' the funeral of Mrs. Martha WaltcEtta Faul, of|mate Woodland. I—•* -■>— • »•-------were; Mr. nnd Mrs. Hiram at thc Fairgrounds. Congratu­ HACKNEY —KENNEDY. Our fire truck was called to MLv Della Allard, MU* Bettie { prC(j xj^rlln of Fennville was tn [ Hopwood and Mrs. Shlppey of BeldA charmingly informal wedding Mtekor y Corner* Thursday after ­ Rclckord and Mr. and Mr*. Harley thc cUy on Saturday calling on । Mr. and Mrs. John Ironside were I t--; r- --r— lations to the American Legion Fox und William spent Bunday with friends In Detroit Sunday for a visit with *n,:; brona"1 Howe ahd daughter ceremony was aolomntaed when Mis* wxin (orxtUiguhh a fire in a vacant .Betty. and I Mr nnd Mrs. Ed. Darling at Irish I nnf, "*”” Mr and Mrs. Joyce ’"u~ “ "** Mr Tliclma Kennedy, only daughter ot house near thc blacksmith shop. mil, near lurk win ■ 1 «»r and Mrs. D. L. Christian were his brother, Jas. Ironside. for sponsoring the Big Event. 'and Mrs Ptynn Matthews of Grand Mr. and Mr*. Claude Kennedy of „ J . .... 80,11,1 Hsven 0,1 MoruMy andI Ute Rev. and Mrs. J. A. McNulty Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perry. Hasting.'., became lhe bride of Wil-'। The opening and dedication of thc | . Mr*. Mlrtnda Stoon. Mrs. John . Tuesday. rucsaay. and Miss Sara Schadcr rclumeri Mr. and Mrs Matt Coat*. Mr... D ham Hackney, son of Mr. and Mr*. new church basement took place i m!1 pil^nier^im1 Johl‘ Beuhler. superintendent of from Montague on Saturday. Friday night and In spirit of the In-1 Moore and Mrs. J Wasiloiukl of Edward Hackney, also of Hastings. lense heat of the day and evening ’f.,, . . VHWf‘ the Muir ~hno) wJ. in lhe cilv on M'.T. Vivian ..na Mtoc* and n..rt. Doris Biddlestattcr expect to go to LaGrange, the Muir achool, was in lhe city on a lance crowd gathered and about of Battle Creek were Sunday guests Mrs w w Blihop and MUs Anne, dlst Episcopal church read the 145 people parto->k of the very appe- , Ind.. Saturday to be In attendance ut Saturday. I Donald Kelley has gone to ChickoMr. and Mr* Don Lewi* Burton of Ann Arbor were in the, single ring service WcrJnr.-day cvc- tbring banquet prepared by the la­ the Elliott reunion Sunday. , .... |ning at right o'clock nt the home of 'pre. Ontario, where he-will tact a* a Mrs Charlotte LaMore nnd Mis. ' Mr. and Mrs Arthur Stedman of • .. Ethel LaMore of Mt. Pleasant called Mr. and Mrs William Hackney I ,h'-‘brl‘lr 10 the prcaence of the im- dies of the church. Large bouquets ' <4 June llllies, delphiniums, and Kitchener. Canada. Mr. and Mrs comp airector. <m Ha*Unii« frtendk Sundav Arthur Webb of Chicago. Mr. and' Ml*a ConMancv Cook spent last on ^tcd Mr Icft for their home in Flint Sunday | mediate families baby breath adorned thc tables. I where Uie former Is cmThe bride wore a simply modeled Talks were given by former pastors. I M„. win HMd »..a wrt ta umlw wu> ta t.41 3Wr,,„8 '2X,LOJ k£. afternoon, ployed gown of white silk crepe with match­ Hayes and Kendall. Dist. Qupt's.. > Clothing and Shoes for Men and Boys A„8le «ia Mba Manon Nub or U.l.. wlrnkod Poor. ,ran Bulrf Clarence Hackncv was home from Ul* ve‘1-carried a bridal bouquet tflty were Bufklny gucsta of Mr. and | MIm Gertrude Bentley went to- MLsS Florence Morlok and Rich* Ms work in Kalamazoo last WedII A ST INGS roses, fern* and baby's breath Bush and Rev. Mlles gave reports Mrs. Verne Haywood of South Has- Kalamazoo Monday, where she will ftrj Morlok of Woodbury were Sun- nesday evening — ------to — attend * ­ Her maid of honor and only attend­ of thc work done in order to com-1 lhe wed 1 make her future home. (day gireat* of Mr*. R. Ung*. ... H. ... Gregg. vui# ding ui of his brother. Mr Willkun ant was ML« Alice Hackney, sister pletc the task. Thc Prairieville |>co— ' Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Crawford und nnd Hackney. vnit^u- Zin. Z' pl? contributed music which was । nrr, ... i Billy and Mrs Onhrlln Ophelia O'U.lr O'Hair are Guy Custer n former Hasting; Me. BiyeO »n-, enJnU„ MU. F । spending a few days in Chicago, McB,u„ R(>). Ad„UM„ boy. but now of Hoboken. N J . who dee »[ Middleville eeeverf u heel , b Mr und Mrs Leon Tolhurst and has been visitUig relative;, in Grand Me. and Me, Hwtole, will he “f'hfSli ow™ k .daughters of Marshall visited Jtaa- Rapid*. has been the guest of Has­ llnKv Iriend, ihu week. home to their trtends alter July . b ...... . L ting* friends over lhe week end tings friends this week. was nbjut $400. nnd there was a F Mr. and Mr*. Charles Frita of SI. Major nnd Mr*. Gladcon Barnesl,lrst at 'eo E Dayton Street. FUnt. ficirncy of 1177 to pay up lhe arc --guest* of and -----Mrs. and daughter Barbara of Aberdeen, i Michigan. - Mr. — — Saturday, July 7 F ' Johns Friday, July 6 . . ..------ . ----- . Remember thc date at the amount This was nearly all taken W. L Shulter* lor over the Fourth. Md. came Monday for a week's visit' Both Mr and Mrs. Hackney orc of in subscription ot $10. $5 and I Girls will sell ice cream. candy. I cream social. Wednesday, Jul; I Mr and Mrs Cltarles Faul are I with Mr nnd Mr* Chas Potts Ml** I graduates of Hasting.-. High school, care $1 amounts We surely have a nice poficom and various ocher articles .sponsored by the Ladles bf spending thc Fourth at Saddlebag.Barbara ha* Just completed her sen- and are well - known ----- - • in this city addition and improvement to our on t)ic lawn ot the Gerald Duster Evangelical church ou the lawi lake nt the Lawrence.Futil cottage tor year nt Wellesley Thur many friends unite tn extend­ church and we feel the praise sliouid home the evening ot July 11. ;lhe home at Mr. and Mrs. RayI L. O. Tucker of Charleston. W I Mr and Mi». RiiascU Kantncr cn- ing be*t wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hyde and j lasple. given to Rev. Miles who was thc Thc out nt town guest* were: Mr* be (Vu. and Washington. D C. was lhe tartatned Mr nnd Mr* Claude 'main spoke in lhe wheel." guest jf Hastings frienda last week Kantncr and baby of Columbia. Mo Anna Belle Abbey, sister of thc Elizabeth Doster has been enter' Mr and Mrs J H Heijey returned from Friday until Sunday evening groom, nnd children Brelynland* - - - , -------- — ------ -----Saturday from u two weeks' visit Abo Mr and Mr* Levi Kantncr of Wesley; Mrs Rose Munson o| Los,1 twining the mumps. I with hl* nephew and wereSunday Sundayguest*. gw*U *—■- California. —• •*- and Mrsj Rare Brown of Kalamazoo, a . - wife in De- . Woodland --------------------Angeles. «.nd{ Mr troit ■ I Mr. and -a .... Mr* .Marion -E ---• Whitman Mrs. Stanley Mix of NtuhviUe/ 'former Delton resident, was'a week today; Wednesd.iv. Wednr.sd.iv .m - n- m-i! -------------------- i Mr and Mr*. Roy Andrus and leave today: ----------— lend guest of Mr and Mrs. Harvey Mts. Katherine Alidru* of Lansing lor trip through northern Michigan! ’’ ',,T,bs HONORING Dings. MISS MILDRED FRANDSEN.1 ... arc guest* ot Mrs. J. A Wooton over and Wl*c.m»in. stopping ut Apple■Uie n. PVMirth Fourth ;— ton. «... Wis. ... to lUsl, relaUvM Mr5 Amazing cooking performance! Mr*. Pliete Mote and Mr and Whitman w: remain for three Lowered fuel cosal Striking beauty! Whitman will be You'll find all of tKcsc in thc new i 'from a two weeks’ stay nt Mnnb- away a week I U^liL,a^.C’__ « ... ... ।. Mr a,,d Mrs Husm-!1 Kanlner. Mr 1934 Coleman Instant-Gas Ranges. , .ill oMbe'S'ru^’"'1 * “ *’*’• Mrs. George Robinson nnd Mrs. and Mrs. WIUL* Kantncr. and El-|'I OUT,...™,., M„ OU, The amazing Band-A-Blu Burner is | 8. C Brock arc guest* uf Mr. and!nora. Mr ..nd Mr* C W Wesptnter ! On T,n,rsday Mrs Guy Keller standard equipment on all 1934 models. Mr* Warren Wilcox of Jacksun un-iJr. of Detroit, Mr and Mrs Claude i‘"ld MK’ Mac Keller entertained,; Tummy Adrianson of Battle Creek I til Sunday 'Kanlner ot Columbia. Mo Mr andiwl,h 11 thr’’’ <N,1,rsc bridge-luncheon is vLsltmg hi* grand;KtreoU. Mr. und j Instantly it produces a dear-blue, extremely hot flame, Quart Can Mr and Mrs. Jack Gcrow nnd Mi.. Guy Knniner Jean and Mar-!tor !w*,ve Bursts, thc table and Mrs. Peter Adrianaon. equal to your greatest cooking needs. Gives a wider family of Grund Rapids an- Fourth 'em. were entertained to a tountlful',M>U* being in pastel Mrs Arthur Collison is working range of cooking hear, cuts fud costs one-fifth. of July guest* of Mr. and Mrs Chfeken dinner Saturday evening by shade*. ' j |■ Mrs. Harris Woodburn? and MIm !at Bunberry ton. Gull lake through Henry Mulder Mr. and Mrs. Levr Kanlner Cant See these pace-setters in style and performance at ' the summer season. I Kathryn Clarke held high bridge , Mrs J H. Jellls iTIielma Kelley, Woodland. our store. Mr*. Lueina Eddy wa* taken scriscore,, and Mias Frandscn was pre- ously ill aitain last week and was of Flint will spend the month bf rented.with rereral pieces of silver ' i July with her parents Mr. and Mr*. MAKE AND BURN THEIR OWN GAS taken to the home of her daughter! m,. of her chosen pattern •Stewart Kelley. Make* Wonderful Iced Tea! LIGHT I Guest* from out ot town were, in Kalamazoo to be cared lor Her 1 ' Mr I* ii . and Mr*. Jos, Little. Jr . aiid; Monday. July 2. marked an oc- Mi*. Einar Frandsen of Ionia and। ;son. Arthur, who ia helpless from | nmlly or Chl<w>c«n>' Mmulw l..r aU0„ Uu>, a„, „„ the disease of arthritis and whom |a weeks vacation as gucsta uf Mr • • ■■■ ” ; .utShI ; ;rhe has cared for so long has gone to I nnd Mrs Robert W Cook. the home of his brother. George Edj Dr J A Wooton and A. L. Drown nn iln.■ o is-* d.. Frandscn was thc bridge- ><h'. to remain indefinitely. jure at Mackinac Island on Tuesday J Mr nnd Mrs. Charles Harrington1 FuiiQ<. and Mr and Mrs. Von Dunn spent t s"b«'. i ?,“■ P’?■srau-, ’■"«> r -*i-hip [or a Sood share oil'for twelve . Tuesday' evening with Mr. and Mrs. ■ Suziiux*/ Keep a Bottle in Your Refrigerator! Mr. and Mrs. Cart Wespinlor, Jr u„ ax„ K,„. I.I A j bridge, honors were wbn by! । Ike Leinaar. warned lo their h<®e in Uet.oU InHWor ot this annlemmry. the Mi J Earl Warcham and Mrs. Jack' Mr. nnd Mrs. Lew Johnson of Bay sranibiidr™.'' n„'nn * 8"t "“'I' [on Sunday after spending a week* eMHren und Bett Quality Pound ’City have been spending a few days! 'vacation here with relatives. । berlng fifteen, enjoyed a co-operative; ®7 , Mrs ftt t,R‘,r fttrin ncnr Pr“lrlcvlli,, : Mr. and Mrs. Guy Giddings mid ।dinner with Mr and Mrs Weuv. r ' FlJu,pl » y Mrs Large Site Package! fot They were Sunday guests of Mr. and | MODEL 9A8 'daughters were guest* of Mr and •nto" S »„d ' . .. . Mrs. Ike Johnson. Mrs. Henry Poth of Kalamazoo ut ( their Gun lake cottugo mi Sunday Mr and Mrs Weaver have a wide Gcrjld of Lansing. I v0BTi! MARTIN CORNERS. I Mrs Hattie Hams nnd son Vin­ circle U friends who extend con-, COUNTRY CLUB DIN| Mr and Mrs. Vernon Karrar cent of Kalamazoo *|»ci:l Sunday , gratuiaihsn* and best wishes for | NER DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR, called Wednesday evening on their KeZ/ogr’. here, her sister. .Mr* Anna Smith. । returning to Kalamazoo with them. ,many more such happy anniver-1 n,,. June dUinrr at lho country parents. Mr. nnd Mr*. Hhlrley 81c(club Friday night proved n most,cum, and Miss Dorothy returned lsanc*2 WE CARRY MILLER'S A-l DOG FOOD to work in the Osborn factory. pleasant affair, eighty members and । home with lhem to spend lhe rcMr. nnd Mr* Frcdx Ramsey and 1 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN fine dinner. dinner. An An I maindcr maindcr of of tinthc week. week. BRIDGE—LUNCHEON. I guests enjoying n fine Mrs Melvina Underhill of Shrp- ' vl^l’ing followed |j Mrs. Ida Ida Flory Flory', has lived the ' p—w. of v. Mrs. Mary ..... Mrs Kcniih McIntyre and Mrs j hour of informal vtyt'ing ’, who ha* ardsvlllc were guest* Burge** and Mr. and Mrs Herman M. K Kinde were hostesres at a I on the terrace with Dame Nature past number of years in Hastings. Zerbcl the week end of June 21 'lovely bridge-luncheon at ti»e Ooun-| displaying cue of her million dollar (moved Monday to the home of her: Mr and Mrs Hubert Marble mid ,r> Club on Wednesday, covers being sunsets In the western sky. ernphn- daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Herzle Mr. and Mr*. KclUi Daniels spent *«ld l. “>'. thirty-two. , x |1 sizing that rfew —. country -i..wdubs ... in «•»,..« where .she h. «,m will make her home. . We Dtliotr The BIG-Little Store Phone 2491 At Mrs Michigan are more favored in theirj Mrs. Andrew Townsend enter-' Thursday afternoon and night at *’ bridge •"‘*,*“ the *’•“ winners were Green lake. They uLso culled on •ay- Jordan Mrs Fred Stebbins ------ and location and setting than the Has- talncd company from Grund Rap-1 lis Eurl Coleman , tings Club The rest of thc evening ids several days thc past week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schulz In Grand M'" Kurl Out guestj were MrsGay j was spent with bri<f|rc. Mrs. Ouy, Mr. anc$ Mrs. Garth Slocum and ' Rapid*. C “ of z' town -----------orclan of N Y .Mrs I Keller and Dr G. D. Houghton hav- son. Robert, of Hastings, Mr and Mr. and Mrs. E O. EMcrson nt Jordan ot Flushing. .. . and-i lnj{ the wfnn|ng gcOrcs ‘| Mrs Shiylcy Slocum and daughter I Toledo, arrived in the city Saturday Raymond. Finnic of Woodland, afti-nloon for a brief rlsit with Mr* Charles McIntyre. Jr., pf Ann I Thc committee in charge were spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. i Messrs, and Mesdamcs James Uris- Vernon Karrar. t friend*. Mr. and Mrs Clark Junes Arbor. i Lol. Ear! Coleman. James Radford. Jolui Mead spent Mtmday in returned home with them Sunday OBSERVES GOLDEN WEDDING.' Orville Sayles, Will Field. Thr* Grand Rapid* . evening.' Friday Mr and Mr*. H. D. Trim! R«tird, and Dr. and Mrs. George Mr*. Alice Coolbaugh Is visiting Mr. and Mrs Frank Hcotian left • • ■ ■ । Lockwood. । her brother* on thc Center Road. 'Saturday on a motor trip through celebrated their fiftieth wedding an- ’ Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum and ■ northern Michigan and to Warren, niversary as the guests of Mr. and'i Among those present from away I Minn., where, they arc guests of Mrs. Charles Davis of BaUUc were. Dr. and Mrs Swift. Middle-1 «»n. Garth, were Friday nfternocn lit* brother. They expect to return Creek Other auvste of thc party villo. Dr. and Mrs. Houghton. Cale- callers al Delbert Slocum * in Woodvia Chicago and spend a day at the,, were Mr and Mrs Will Rice bl Ur- don la, Judge and Mrs. R. R. Me-' land. CvntUry of Progress bandale, also life-long friends of thc Peck. Charlotte. Ml** Marguerite Hctmarupergcr. Ypsilanti, and Mrs. I ■■ . ■ ... Dr. P. A. Andrews und daughter Trims. Phyllis Reynolds. Ann Arbor. ot Fresno. California, came yestcr- j » day. Tuesday, for a visit with hl*' The pendulum will swing back GRADVATEN WITH HONORS. ' sister and husband. Mr. and Mr* quicker for thc fellow who adverMrs. J. R. Hayes has returned Stewurt Kelley While here thej Ittse* than It will for thc one who ’ f*cm a visit with Mr and Mrs F. B : will oil go to New York City urn! Irolch off until business gets to’ Drouillard and Miss Gwendolyn other places of Interest for a visit. , booming again Drouillard at their summer home at’ Watkins lake. Miss Gwendolyn has Just graduated from thc Na-, A tune-up of your motor will give tlonal Park Seminary of Washing­ ton. D c. where she spec la tired in you more gas mileage, more powCr Journalism. She wa* elected to the , artd smoother operation. I office of senior executive and was ।in charge of senior activities which! i is considered a great honor. , She 1 Remember we serve all makes of I w as also corresponding secretary of i । her class and manager of baseball cars with high grade mechanics who And yoiley ball on lhe athletic board. have had years of experience. • Miss Drouillard will continue with Due to reduction in working hours, the i her college work preparing for a deproduction of coal will be materially re­ Hastings friends congratulate her duced, and it ia the general expectation on her splendid achievements. The aunehlnc of Michigan’s A few good used cars and trucks for of operators that shipments will be very BARBERS CORNERS. health Requires a continuous Miss Alice Foley of Cincinnati, , 01x1 old. Anil there ia no better to sale—call and look them over. slow, if there is not an actual shortage . Ohio, is visiting her mother, Mrs. | w renting, plne-cocntcd air of this !Jerry Foley, and family during her' of coal, during most of the winter of climate. I vacation. 1934 and 1935. --x ' Mrj and Mrs. Fred Reed of Cas- | Michigan's tourist and resort business 1 ' tieton called on their daughter. Mr. “WATCH the FORDS GO BY” । and MY* Buri Na»n, a few days ago. We have a nide, niefe, clean stock of the best employment for thousands, and greater pn - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis tn while working i» the an­ The Car Without a Price Clate! i company with Mr. and Mrs, J. Mu«coals that money can buy. all of us. We can increase that buainoaa swer. ’These help the eyes Iser. all ot Lansing visited at Mr. telling out-of-state friends about Miehlgaa focus, real them. prevent Give us a trial. and Mrs. John Lewis' Sunday and advantage* and by spending our own *. later in the day tlic three families strain and headaches. ConI motored to Grand Rajtid* and Uren And, no matter which part of Michigan ye ' back to their homes that afternoon. sum nice, banish worry by telephoning koai | Mr and Mrs. Cine* Shroyer and fr<i|ueutly. Call ahead for reservations. {son, Clayton, visited their daughter, 'Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer, near Middleville. Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Herman Hauer, your vacation. daughter, Maybell, spent Saturday Flour, Food, Cool, Camant, Lima, Brick, Tilo Farm Implamenl* at Campau lake with Mr. and Mrs.. OPTOMETRIST Phone 2121 Haatingg George Hauer of Grand Rapids. ’ HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 Mr. and .Nr*. Floyd A. Clum and Pbona 263-4 Hatting* family of Coals Grove spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mn. Herman Hauer. . I Miss Helen Knapp is spending her.SS** °“ *etU° °'‘ Bun' N^vW^w^sShSgStaTf0^ i8u“d"y' ,n coo>P*ny “ “•"'““i *• B. Hrfrick Ot Y|»|!.,H! «U *n<l Mm. CMrtra ««». I Mwim. ,v«* On Mr. and <«?it JudX here Games, T.S.BAIRD Summer Savings Coleman InslanJ-Gas With the Amazing AEW Mazola Oil Heinz’s Baby Food 2 Tea Pot Tea n.u 19c Toilet Soap I'.T.Xa 6 25c 25c Prune Juice Butter Rinso 25c 2 1S? i*1"11“™ '““d' I 27c 39c Corn Flakes 3£. 20c GOODYEAR BROS. HAR1 HINMAN’/ MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO Have your car put in good condition for your Buy Coal NOW! The work of some folks ALL WORK GUARANTEED FIND HEALTH AND IN A ^ FORD DEALERS EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY —.................................... ............. L. V. BESSMER �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. 1934 EIGHT —--------- 111 NASHVILLE. Last Week's Letter. jswtitt saai ' ' I---------- — ~ Barold Wenger Is in Com- ----■ SrS* ONB CENT-A NO ADVERmun't’r h-PMal *>»"* «»* ,,,‘der•att- J WORD. wn aKI <£ — iTTSraENT FOB LESS THAN He., EO.M. NEWTON WANTS Our Service To PROTECT You Con.tanlly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly CITIZEN'S MUTUAL . L. MAUS. Lc<*l R'Ptetent»t>T» Mutlnci. Mich. ► J 4 WRECKING a Fordfion Tractor ► > With Extension Rims ► ' Front and Rear 4 4 New and Used Auto Part for All Cars < ► ► ► < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH > J Phone 2G37 Hastings ' . Guaranteed Tru Fitting Service antced to hold the rupture feature •‘Selective Pressure Control**. Nothing else llko The Prescription Drug Store HASTINGS HASTINGS MARKETS ' ’ ,: ' i’**4 u'............. 1 I . >i; - V! I r<>« t V-a’I "• 1 TTF— | has been in ill Jiealth for some time. own row publication THE CHURCHES ■ I u] Mrs. Evaline Tasker ot Assyria Center, guardian of lhe Wahauku [Camp Fire Unit, returned recently . (from the Guardian's Training tf'_ Camp In session last week at Cainp tKilannlwa nt Clear lake. Nrhnot. - ■ ■■ dy are at their cottage at Wall lake. I 'rb.nx-: Mlis Doris Beta has returned.inc n M.rk ftum Hillsdale where she had been r •ihnsu- visiting friends. ।I *'i . ROBINHUE PARK. FUneral services for Mrs. Frank zzs ... — , ..ww-ew ----------I,’',”,'?''. Hollister were held "Monday afterMornins warship at 10;30. 8und»r ।children. Mrs Zula Springer and .! '“j^. noon at two o'clock at the Hess Fu- ^ri,o.,t si n-u jchildren and Glen Sarter of Flint? <u> <K neral Home conducted by the Rev CHVSCH Or Thb united brethrem Mr. and Mrs. Albert Prost of Lan-j ----------- lb — Willitts of Barryville. Interment in ।; m CHRIST. fslng. Mr. and Mrs. Otto LightfoJt «r. land daughter Norma and friend.1 J,7r7b> XMth Lakeview cemetery. Mu Hollister ii:t>o lotto .Kunde, of Freeport, and । ti»a. ~ picking strawberries on Friday, and a. m . । “rn'.'xr Schuyler Kollar of Leighton spent | " ‘1 parsed away that evening following Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John ol 1(li, a stroke. Besides thc husband, she Nnn.l»» 'Kollar and Harold. leaves several stepchildren: tw*j “."Ur“h Mr- ®ntl Mr3 GL-orgc Poland spent >t“‘rhurrh brothers. Hugh Reynold.-; of Verl .nd Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dun' montvillc and Keith Reynolds of Youngblood of Coledonia. near Nashville, and one sister. Mrs. 1 M• । Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mendenhall I Clyde Van Wlc ot Niuthvlllc. ‘and son of Caledonia. Mr and Mrs. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Mr. and MriC Ralph Olin are at Sr»,lr,| Wright Clifford and sou. Mr. and I their cottage nt Thornapple Jake. " " । Mrs. Leo Crone and daughters of1 Mr. nncp-Mr... LclanB Weeks were I Middleville were Sunday guests of | — FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Foster of Lor-s in Jackson Friday. The Ladies' Aid of thr Evangelical church sold over Wo dozen friedMiss Julia Poland and Rtrl friend I .»d rwyrad cakes Saturday.' of Grund Rapids called on the for-1 *£**$•„£ 'i •Mrs Grace Kkinhnns and grand­ mer's aunt. Mrs. John Kollar, re-1 uber ss of art A llutlrr. son. William Klelnhans. are leaving centiy. t !Lr7.?i7nm. .rJr.t In Lil-rr for Oceana Beach at John Ingram of Hastings is help- 'G1 nf Ia;,rl<. ing George Poland with his haying . •>« dur • principal. lot. — Into! tor t Mr nnd Mrs. Clair Brooks and, !•- •' •urn of Forlv tht.. -I FIRST CHURCH two children of Flint ’ spent the i dollar. (J4.VJ5 no). OF CHRIST. iOIENTIST. week end with thc latter’s parents. Cor. Chardt and Center Street! Mr and Mrs Amu. Wenger. eaday eerele* al 10:SU A. M. SobMr and Mrs. Harold Voelker and his mother of I-nnsing spent Sunday । ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. afternoon and evening with the Dause family. taalrrn Mr and Mis. Everett Highland 1 WEBLETAN METHODIST CHURCH I .Itnat'il In thr and i-on of Harbor Beach, arc * at HssttanT* ' ~ It" spending a month with the latter's I wa. *uu ,* parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elder, j “ Glenn WollT. 47. World War vet- I >n<l cran. iNtssed away suddenly on j I'uesdav afternoqt) of cardiac embolllvm Mr. Wolff had typhoid fev- , er in Uie spring but had been out and driving a car. Funeral services ir nnn,irr<i ininr were held Friday afternoon at two, rcnrtllnr tn U. R I o'clock at th'- Evangelical church' conducted by Hie Rev s R Wurtz | LEGAL NOTICES | Aid was held nt Mrs. C P.‘Sprague s . The committee in charge was Mrs. Ahre Pennock. Mrs Ed Hafner. Mrs. E T- Morris. Mrs. George Williams and Mrs Jet.se Garlinger Mr. and Mrs. E. V Keyes. MLss Geneva Bell. Mr and Mrs. Orville Flodt. Mr nnd Mrs. Gall Lykins and sons and Bobby Belts enjoyed .1 picnic slipper tit Morgan Park Thursday night celebrating Gail Lvklns' and Bobby Betts' birthday. Samuel Hamilton, son of Mr und Mrs. Clyde Hamilton nnd Miss Olitit Wuxi weir united in mOFrlnge at Wayne. Michigan, at lhe home, of thc latter's sister The free entertainment gn-an on Uie .street and the giving away of sugar is drawing big crowds cm Sat­ urday night. The new amplifier purchased by Uie village nnd buMne.ss men Ls being installed and will be ready for use Saturday nightCREEK. Mirblgan.lhU EMMANUEL CHURCH. (EPISCOPAL) MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE MOKTOAI SAl.n Hr .. Xlddl A new snovc.mg machine is rip able of lifting nine cubic ynijds Hrulaity n.u gtilfer driving ST JOHN S LUTHERAN MISSION. n. that t.ain rruit “ h-1.1 o CHANCERY ORDER f Mlcbifan. In th' h' County of llarrv . Dmiuian. I'lslol'ff, ORDER TOR PURI I- ' ,'X'” mI' .S'X —— W R Jones, in honor of Mr. and I Mrs Glenn Jones of Colorado ,-i ' Mrs B F Hitchcock nnd chll/ dren of Assyria Center have been in " । camp at Midland Park. Gull lake. during the absence of Rev. HitchThe muskrat is a pest m southern ;coc)t nt Pijnt. Euro’.xEvidently no market fori Mrs. Lullo Jenkins, postmaster sealskin coats over there, [Assyria Center postofflee. has as h — guests her sLster and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parcell of North ■ Carolina and a nephew. Corl Estes, ' Attorney lor Plaintiff. WANT Tfi RIIV YV fl 11 I I U DU 1 ► OMV' S“Mr. MUM sehro^ „ ►.turned on Thursday from a two kt weeks outing at Gun lake in comREAL OLD ANTIQUE FUR- k pany with Mr. and Mrs. Adclbert N1TURE. Dishes. China. Bot- f Cort right of Hastings at the'latter's *; cottage. The Mesdames Schroder *, and Cortright are sisters. ► | Born on Monday. June 25. at the > home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore k । Tack of Assyria Center, a daughter. [who has not been named. Mrs. k Tack’s mother. Mrs. Quick, is with WHITE ANTIQUE BUYER, * | them. 'are Hastincs Banner. il Mr. End Mrs. Leland Stanton of Z9C o • Prescription LyBarker ! parental home of Mr. and Mrs. Wol, | ter Stanton. Mrs. Ruth Henry and son Donald , r I Henry left on Friday for Akron. InStant-Ohio, to spend over the Fourth of Relief! 'July at the home of her brother. Mrs. Lena Conklin and Mrs. LuJ \ ella Babcock visited the W. K. Kel' \ logg Foundation camp at Pine lake J and Kltannlwa camp at Clear lake, y j on Monday where Miss Grace ConkUn will attend the opening period at (11 Kltannlwa and Louise Conklin and Harold Babcock remained at Pine •■com !lake camp . Mr and Mrs. Robert Hartom of srcoHo-rn.., Ass>rl* Center recently returned oi from a trip to the Century of Progr»iio«a ress at Chicago. Many added feautrea **“• pf Interest were noticeable. I। An ice Ice cream social was new held at Drugstore the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hastings, Micb. ; Brant on Thursday, evening for the hortpnt nf iberieflt of l)v» Uie Ranrlwn Baseball TraetM* League. IJ S. B. Kent of Assyria Center, who LEGAL NOTICE TREASURY DEPARTMENT ot Hxlinr . (now <1 Dill Ketchup wpuinr ur««o( Beer 1• Bottle Charge J N Mustard Campbell’s Beans Cookies " Cocoanut Bate Heinz Soups Assbrtad Potted Meat Deviled Ham Und.rs H-lb. pkglb. 35 $1.79 X IO' XT X 10' Veal Round Steak " Cl,lltk. 19c Tasty Vi lb. 15c Sandwich Size lb. 25c Branded Beef u CLUrf FRANKS Summer Sausage Garlic Lb. l-fC CANADIAN BACON MinCCd Hftttl 18c 2 Iba. 25c 2 Iba. 25c RING BOLOGNA l.r.a.Kl H..-I,,r, Mn !». McDonald. At X3' 17' NEW CARROTS 3 Bunches 10c HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 15c BANANAS 4 Iba. POTATOES—NEW LOW PRICE Beet Steak U.olH Hl,ik H4b. pksH^!b. ANN PACE SPICED HAM CORNED BEEF ”1.1'1 i: I OK l‘U K LI CATION 19' 19° X5' 5' X5' X5’ X3' X5' X5' X7C 19« 17' XI' X3' X7' 15' 15' । TEA Mayfair “TBL’Sr c— Nectar «~Our Own ■'«>. »• Bulk Green tticrfol. th.-nr IT PICNIC BREADS m-ib. Twist Bread Sx£ lo.f 9r each 10' Coffee Cake doaaa 1XC Doughnuts 't’cu’i IH-Ib. Rye Bread IO<= Pickles BAPTIST CHURCH. B. J. Adcock. Ministar WE! COME ORANGE Reese s OOUBlEAtllW tail Whitehouse Milk 3 Cheese Wisconsin Mild Cream or Brick lb. Crackers So<u* °r cr*k*"« । X.carton Sardines p"' J 3 tins lb. cen Ann Page Beans n>. Peanut Butter X tnil Pink Salmon X cans b2tt£ Encore Olives Salad Dressing «*«h Ju Campbell's Tomato Soup R ASSYRIA. Mr nnd Mrs Henry Gray spent I MLv. Ruth Eleanor Erway re­ Monday of last week in Kalamazoo ‘ turned home Monday frorq a week's at the home of a cousin picking I visit with n friend near Reed City, cherries. Roy Erway and wife and Joan j Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jones ot Col­ ------ in Kalamazoo <»_<-------- ---orado arc spending sotnc time at the were Monday. home of — his -----------------father. W. R- --------Jones. Sunday visitors at ' Fred (Xis ----- --------were Roy Ottoi Louis Erway and and .relatives in various localities, families of Kalamazoo. Mr and Mrs. j The Briggs Ladles' Aid Society Harold Smith and family and Mr-met on Thursday for dinner and Homer Bates of Northeast Irving- fbuslnett meeting. — -- - —-•■*■ The descendants of the Mr and 5 ~~~ ' ■■■ 1 ----------- Mrs Samuel Jones family will hold ' ■ PICNIC ITEMS AT YOUR NEAREST A*P STORE 8 O’clock Coffee Red Circle Coffee Bokar Coffee It.nbara Otis of Kalamazoo was a guest of relatives here the fore- GRANGE PROGRAMS HOLIDAY Sandwich Spread Warren • Mr. and Mrs. >!. T Lord and Rid)- visit here. Mr- and Mrs. Roy Erway dnd'. Junior. Mr. and Mrs Al Wolfe und , daughter. Maurice and Horner Er- \ rfay of Grand Itaplds. Dick Rose, v. ife and baby of Hastings and Mrs. Sara Erwny spent Sunday at Gun lake. . Maxine Erway spent Sunday night and Monday with relatives in Kal- Ea.l Green St. Kr'ift’n Pineapple, or ■VraH B Limburg.r Ch.... Spread were Sunday Visitors at Roy daks’. fix. Hastings Ice & Fuel Company Telephone 2194 Ginger Ale'1-" u~ • Calumet Baking Powder Hrowt m!-rhiran. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rar. L. L Dewey. Pastor and Mrs. Mat Oates of Lan­ CARDS of THANKS singMr.were Sunday visitors of Clyde CS: Delivery Your Phone Call Start. Our Truck. On the Way lb. 34c Veal Leef Your A&P Market Sety a BETTER Grade of Meats � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-07-11.pdf 0c1402482b080116f8b8b0e4dc628f2a PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR LOCAL ATTORNEY FAIR HERE 03936351 INTERESTING LEGIONDRAWS BIG CROWD / GETS APPO Variety of Amusements, ONEER RELICS.^S 10 TALKS ON CHINA A Games, Stunts, Provide Let Us Rise Up Once Again To Principles of Jefferson, Lincoln RESTLESS OCEAN FROM LOB ANGELES TO NEW YORK IS A MOST PLEASANT TRIP PAGES 1 to S HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JULY 11, 1934 12 PAGES Senator Borah Delivers Stirring Protest Against Bureaucracy | I , for Barry Conn Entertainment 1 THE REV. HENRY McNUL- | Good sized crowds attended the i MIDDLEVILLE CENTENNI- I / zAttorney Archie D. TY PAYS BRIEF VISIT '1 Legion Fair here, particularly on AL GETS CALVIN HILL itlils city has received an the Fourth of July "Home Coming’’ ' ment by Judge Fred M. Ra FURNITURE TO BROTHER HERE District Judge of the Western ’ Day. In fact the line-up of parked If the government can take away: burdensome, the most expensive, tlw the right to grow cotton, and force most demoralizing, demoralising, the most devas- .« uc.n nc iptnruy A WHALE SHOWS Ur UP ■ HALt OnUYVo FOR OUR INSPECTION jawu® ,»™ cars and the people strolling about__ were reminiscent of the old-time; SEVERAL TOWNS TO jCvariety of amusements, amusements, games, games 1 ENTER ilumi FLOAT rnnnut. PARADE FOR BOYS AT S00CH0W runQUiJHi duuvnun I a variety of umun -----------. and stunts combined with midway 1_ “ST----- « a. , ..— •t|le grower __-I--., __________ .-tallnv Io human harailnxi anrl th* to human happiness and the Io Mt AU Ur ALAUtMI to plant according to tating ............ juuBureunM •« tu '■>"'* X™ ’" (force thousands to the point of star-.* our”u^»’ And Schools of Huge Fish i v,lJ‘0,n' II ‘l u “jy a question of time.' «n*’“ ;and 11 It slwsyx always haj has been so, until this I wv . w u n u 1. I creeping paralysis of bureaucracy I That Would Delight a beriumbs the hand of the editor. I principal i Fisherman's Heart me mnu me ai.wi. ‘[principal “.i . Witnesses Many HlCffll PIONEER CELEBRATION TO BE HELD ON AUGU3T ■ trict of Michigan, as Conciliation {Commissioner for Barry county. | This appointment was made by virtue of an amendment to the Bankruptcy Act undar date of June Profound attractions and concessions provid- Women to stage Open-Air(7. 1934. and Is for the purpose of J, 3 AND 4 Parade of ancient VEHICLES A FEATURE Old Tavern to House CoUsotion of Oostnmes, Fural* Jure and Relics grin TWa in flnnna ed almost continuous entertainment. I Pageant Dramatixing ,«usi*Ung farmers in distressed fiK ^rfeeUv nlain that the 0hBn8e’ Ther® ln O°urBe in addition, the event provided ac-1 . wn * nancial condition to effect comprowork of recovery depend? Twenty-Five Years qualntances from different parts of History of Village mlses or extensions of time In which »-ork of reo -------tnitlaUve. self-reliance v»nv nennle nf Howtines hod the county wlx> seldom see onean-, Among the many interesting relics । to meet their obligations. Hickory. Oormrs to ptumine a the „ “XTXS. Aft!!? T!“ ’ strictly home talent Centennial • — i the Middleville Centennial on Aug. Barry County Farm Debt-Adjust- celebration on August 1. 4 and 5, _ . ^durto, hU Md rtdt ov,r lhe «.». ' * “ “ 2. 3 and 4. Is the original Calvin ment Committee which has atPanama Canal, on March 10th on according to the Rev. (J. B. ReniMito, It is simply that meddlesome, ir-1 if permitted to act under Just Hllkbedstead. dresses formerly worn tempted to effect such compromises general chairman al tbe event. the "President Lincoln" of the Dol­ rltkling, confusing, undermining.! and equal laws, with an adequate end here, the Rev. Henry A. Mcby Mrs. Hill, and the broad axe and extensions where applications The celebration, to quote from the lar line, a large combination freight destructive thing called bureaucracy, monetary system and an adequate Nully. who for the past twenty-five , that hewed out the logs used In eon- have been made to the Federal proapecUve program prepared, to "to and passenger steel ship of about It is that form of government which | banking system, protected from the years has been connected with the structlng the first home in Thom- Land Bank Commissioner for loans, 25,000 tons dUplacement. around 6b0 steals away man’s righto in the name • exactions of monopoly, free also Soochow Academy, a private school apple township. This committee octo purely In the Moses Lawrence, first aetUer who feet long and around 80 foot beam. of public interests and taxes him to । from the restraint and dictation .of for Chinese boys located at SooDetails of the elaborate amuse- nature of an arbitration committee Tlie vessel has a deep hold and was death in the name of recovery. I bureaucracy, the peopld will win this chow, China. While here he was. ment and entertainment program wldle the Conciliation Commissionpacked with freight, which helped Of all the forms of government' war against depression. Destroy the guest of his brother, the Rev.' for the three days are gradually er has authority to effect such com, J. A. McNulty, rector of the Eplsco-' to make It an easy riding ship, which has ever been permitted to their morale and the fight is lost, ITS I pieced together, according to Ed., promise and extensions due to the MORE THAN EARNED । pul church, and Mrs. McNulty. '; which was very pleasing especially torture the human family, the most j Senator William E. Borah. . Blake, general chairman. Caledon- test that hla power comes by virtue blazed in the wildemare; also I A large congregation heard the when we struck some rough weather DIVIDEND LAST la. Wayland. Nashville. Woodland of *n amendment to the Bankrupti Rev Henry McNulty speak at the, aa w» did after a few days out. YEAR and Hastings have all promised to cy Act. I Emmanuel church Sunday morning, i We sailed from San Pedro harbor be represented with floats at the •■• | In the evening he addressed an au­ In Loa Angeles, largely a "made" "parade.” There will be four free,’ ' dience which filled the parish house 1 .TC QTATCMCMT QHHIA/Q harbor which has cost many millions acts each afternoon and evening. to the limit; on Monday he talked 1 1 * ol H I CfYltzn I onuoo of dollars, and out of which a great before the Rqfcary club. the community in 1837." amount of commerce flows to all Hastings Had the Money in . A graduate of Princeton, himself. ASSETS NEARLY $160,000 lerru wn< parts of lire world. Along the piers Sinking Fund to Pay I tractions. Centennial will be a collection of were anchored ships from many — 1 , Two baseball games have been pioneer relics and costumes, which parts'of the globe—from England. the Bonds scheduled, one between Wayland France. Japan. South America. MexThe last *2.000 of outstanding, EARLY NEXT YEAR COUN- another boy who is ready to start J Assn. Has Aided 151 to at‘ Trinity College thU fall Wahi.. '“n<1 Middleville, the other between of Mrs. Maude Randler. Both ica and other countries. We were TY SHOULD BE ON " Two Buy j’mnger sons came over with him Buy or or Improve ImPr0Ve Homes Homes Nashville and Freeport. ONE HUNDRED TWENTY- vision bonds owed by this city, which were' the Rev. RenneUa and Mrs. Randler from China and will enter prepareOne reason why Hastings has so I Each day there will be a balloon EASY STREET have been looking about the oomlayed a couple of hours for some FIVE LOCAL PEOPLE tory schools in this country. I many home owners is tlie Hastings {ascension and parachute drop. A reason. Ing of North Broadway, were re-' -----------TO TAKE PART Aside from being a scliolar. teach- ’ Building and Loan Association. It j pageant based on the history of There is quite a pretty sight Just interesting material for thia mu-* purchased of the receiver of EVEN IF DELINQUENT er and rector, the Rev. McNulty U | was organized several years ago Middleville will be dramatized by "before a ship leaves the dock. Rolls cenlly seutn. the old Hastings National Bank TAYF<1 I INPRFA^F enthusiastic sportaman. Fish-1 when there was an acute shortage Middleville women in an open air PLAY SPONSORED BY Among the Interesting items al­ When that institution went into the IMALO oiihll iiiuiiLHjL u one of hu favorltc hobbles ’ of houses. It resulted In the Imme-1 theater on the old school house per are given to the passengers Just hands of a receiver, the S2.000 of LADIES OF MACCABEES ham Lincoln, the daguonaotypo before sailing. Passengers gathered city bonds were tied up with the Co. Funds Invested in Failed and he has always had a desire to I diate building of several new homes. 1 ground Members of the Grand ------------------------------------his luck on some of tlie lakes I but far more dui than i«r muic the number u>ui> of Rapids Y. M. C. A.•. Camp ai. y,. at n. Bar t^auip ­ si naralong the upper deck’ rail, retain one assets of the old bank. Because of, homes*— has -----------been the " number low• ,lake on -a — water camlBanks and the Delinquent and streams of northern Michigan.new ---- - --------— -u“ will put — ---------• Comedy Plot Said to Be Full end of this narrow crepe paper In government red tape the bonds their hands and toss the roll toward could not be paid when due which, T<>VAa SUiArtQff. I While going to college he purchased who have been aided In the pur-1 val. of Hilarious, Mirth Pro­ Taxes Cause Shortage a pttlr Of four-pound scales hoping chase of homes. Instead of grouping the various some friend or stranger at the dock. as we "remember It. was about May' voking Situations The annual meeting of the Has-1 antiques, relics and articles of pi­ Unless something uniurcaceii unforeseen snail shall some aay day to eaten catch a trout heavy As the paper unwinds it is taken by 1 Hnwxvar the rliv nunvir. Annnw unless iiomcinuig ’ ’__ " In the end lings Building and Loan Association oneer life in one building each merw the 1I "~“g> those on the dock and soon the hun­ conmluee' b.-««n ’ nnauuoo for , l»ppen. by u>« '"<• o< On next Wednesday and Thursday was recently held. Il is not sur- chant of the city will arrange a spe- evenings, July 18 and 19. the big so­ dreds and hundreds of colored strips these an i 1" ula . . “ *“ . IhMh bonds" hnnrt* with the th*’ resuit~ nxuli tint th,,t 1 county rntintv of nf Barry Rarrv ought nutrht to tn be hr in In All* prislng that the old board of dlrec[ clal window display, showing these unite to make a very pleasing pic­ cial. political and entertainment government tape was un- enviable financial poeltiun. There M lbe HU second oldest boy holds tors w»s re-elected. They are as' objects. ture from fore to aft. I do not know enough event "Henry’s Wedding" will be wound to permit the city to buy was disappointment this year, owing X bigh hSe word for the Its significance, but understand that them. It had the money in a sink- t0 the fact that the four mill lax. | shanglSl dlstelct anThopes to con­ follows: Charles S. Potts. Fred W. । Among the speakers who will ap- staged at the Central school audlStebblns. A. H. Carvelh. C. W. ' pear during the Centennial are toriirfn under the auspices of the together with a complete equipment tills u a method of wishing ships ing fund to redeem these obligations levied' last year to cover this years. Unue with the sport In this country Clarke. Kim Sigler. Henry Sheldon. Judge Arthur Lacy of Detroit. Jus- Ladies of .the Maccabees. This has for making bullets and shot gun and passengers a safe and happy when they were due county expense., which should have , ’gScXAcademyIrtSSTtS R. C- f'uUen Dr. O. 8. McIntyre and | tlce W. W. Potter of the Michigan the distinction of being the 'only sheila. Buch an outfit aa this was Journey. It seemed to "work" in our So It can be stated os a fact that produced substantially *78,000. i McNuity heads Is similar to Robert Walton. Mr. Walton has Supreme Court, Clare Hoffman. Al- public wedding of the year. At that the city of Hastings does not now tacked about 25 per cent of that the ^ter class of private schools since resigned because he has moved | legan attorney, and Earl Burhans 'time three couples will lake the difficult to conceive of a more pleas­ owe a dollar of bonded debt, nor any amount, because of so many dcltn1 ln thls coun try. It prepares styte Kalamazoo. The vacancy has । of Paw Paw. ant trip. big step Into matrimony. They are arms and ammunition at the coryet been filled. The directors | In addition to the above there will Robert Wilson, playing the part of From Los Angeles to New York by other kind of debt. No commission quento. While these have been com- dento directly for University cours- not -- -—.----------------band concerls ox roa^ an govemment. nor any other kind of tng in. there Is still a considerable (Continued on nare four) selected the.... following officers: way of the Panama Canal Is some­ Uncle Henry. Delphini* Englehardt. city government, has anything on gap. Furthermore the county has I, _________ , e _____ President. Charles 8. Potto. open air dance. thing over 6.000. miles and takes an playing the part of Samantha Vice-president. Fred W- Stebbins. (Continued on page eight) even 14 days. I found every minute Hastings in the matter of carefpl. something like *44.000 impounded in ...lwn iirioi v m/CDTiiOM Green; Albert Becker as Jack and prudent ajonagement of city affairs. ,the Naahville State Bank, and oon- WINU NtAnLT UVtr>l UnNSecretary- treasurer. A. H. Car- SPORTSMEN TO HOLD (Continued on page six) Alleen Isenhath as Mary, and Helen Thi school district of Hastings slderable sums in the Freeport and: pn i yu Q||NnAY’<s CAR JOINTMEETING HERE Weaver os Busan Christopher and REV. L. L. DEWEY IS owes *146400 of the *170400 of bonds the former Hastings National Bank. , 1” ilstanl secretary*treasurer. Miss Landis Kenfleld as Lawyer Brown. sold in 1930 to build the new Central It the county had this money It __ T .. - _ . Eva--------Hecox. INVITED TO RET "Henry’s VTedding" Is a story of a school building and auditorium. In would be on easy street. Just how fle Was inside 01 It at tne Recording secretary. C. W. Clarke. Beagle Association, Rod and bachelor bridegroom of 55 getting the school district budget, for taxes much it will eventually receive from. Time—Had Some UnpleasAttorney. Kim Sigler. Gun Club Members to Con­ married foe the first time to a wi- Other Churches BmHutKIb to be collected next December, is an these Impounded funds it is irnpas- > — TTxe directors donate their serv ­ ant Moments item of *9.000 to be applied on the sibie to estimate, but no doubt a I fer in Court House ices. Their compensation is the —He Is Now Oompletia* rlcd. This in itself brings enough principal of that debt, also an item considerable amount will be realized! L. W Sunday, president of the progress of Ute association and the A Joint meeting of the Wolverine Seven Years Here covering the interest due next May from it but it will lake time to get । windstorm Company, had an ex­ help It gives this city. Recently. Beagle Association and the Barry comical and funny situations to keep probat>iy lrue aijjo that if we perience that he would not care to al an examination of the association t County Rod and Gun Club will be the crowd in sin uproar from start to on .... the .... *145.000 COUNTY CHAMPIONS IN — finish. But what makes tbe situation The city of Hastings has reason to I (Continued on page four) I have repeated on Friday of last by a stale examiner, that officer | held In the court house here Satureven more hilarious is the fael that 1 ■ W-----♦a weplrweek. W* wnc In th* nart part complimented the directors for their I day evening commencing at 7:30 congratulate Itself on the splendid ATTENDANCE AT EN­ He was In the eastern Jack. Uhcle Henry's nephew, plan­ diurch was held at the church assets the city owns, entirely free WINDSTORM .............. COMPANY .. ............. . of state adjusting losses. At the intimate knowledge of ito affairs, i o’clock, to discuss problems In con- ned to get married on the day of lors Thursday night It was pra CAMPMENT from indebtedness; and on the fur- ADDS --------------- -------NFARI Y £5 000 000 *’arllculnr Unw he *’BS uUdn« »,°1 proving that they give valuable nectlon with the Beagle field trials the show, and collect cn the next Hugh Kennedy of Grand Rapids.Utt tiier fact that the school district Ins AUUJ) HCRRLI »D,UUU,UUU u farroer> wimc Of whose buddings service In its behalf. * to be held In Hastings during Octo- day. his 25th birthday, *100400 from &c1k»1 buildings that would cost, well I had been damaged in the storm of pastor reported that the church had MISS HILDA SUMM The annual statement of the local bcr. according to Dr. B. A. Perry, toward *600.000 to duplicate, with an Tbat Amount of New Insur­ June 29 in that part of Michigan. association, for the year ending , president of the Rod and Gun Club. his grandfather's estate. However, sudden announcement on the IS THE SUPER VISOR indebtedness of less than 25 per cent {Dark and rapidly moving clouds June 30 shows that at the present , Officers of the Beagle Association the ance Written for the part of Uncle Henry of his marriage of their value. No city In Michigan, [ coming from the southwest indicated time it has outstanding loans of are expected to arrive early to look on the same day will cut Jack out of Month of June Southern Michigan Young or any other state, of equal size can i the approach of another storm. It over the territory on which the the 1100.000 and give it to Unde church, the church treasurer and (Continued on page six) boost of a finer set of school build­ ; During the month, of June tbe came up very suddenly. The farmer People Enjoying Unus­ trials will be held. Henry, and Jack Immediately, with the Sunday School. ■ Ings. Few cities of its size and even ; agents of the Windstorm Insurance and his hired man rushed to the RHINO “ACTRESS” TO The event is one of the most 1mhis boy friends. Ted and Harris, ual Privileges ------- ----much larger — can ---------match Hastings ... in Company of this city gathered In bam to escape a drenching. The DC UCDC I KJ DCDCniU P°rt*nt of its kind in the mid-west. played by Loren Boyes and Clay Ten members of the Barry Coun­ the matter of school buildings and । almost *5.000.000 of new Insurance.. window? on Mr. Sunday's car were Dt ntnt IN rtndUN Some Of the best stock in the coun- Bassett, attempt to stop the wedding intendent asked if the official board ty 4-H ClUbe left Monday for State equipment. I When you consider the fact Uut wide open, so he "ran to his sedan try will be on display. The field of Uncle Henry. Persuasion fails and Mary, Animal Star, of “ Tar ­ 4-H Club Week at Michigan State ----[June is a busy month for farmers to put up the windows, By the j trials were secured at the Invitation they tum to the attempt of kidnap­ College. Every member of the ;and that the Windstorm’s patrons time that Job was completed a zan," to Bo Exhibited to j of the Rod and Gun Club and this ping. and from here the comical sit­ group was a special delegate from are mostly farmers, you can realize drenching rain and high wind were organization will ( have charge of uations begin. OTlarety, the hard- retired from the gathering Public Here Monday Barry county to the encampment TRAIL’S END RESORT that this is an excellent showing.. on The men in the barn felt the looking after all local details in con- boiled detective, played by Otto representing some special phase of The exact figures are *4433404.00. building shake from the impact of Mary. the famous MGM rhino- nectlon with the event. Isenhath, and Mugs, his assistant, 4-H club work in the county. So far this year the new insurance i me wind. Mr. Sunday ’ s car tipped ceros. who starred in the latest Tar-1 .. * • ----------------Frank Oincebeaux to Develop written for the Windstorm Company1 over partly on Its side, but righted played by W. Merrick, are called in Miss Hilda Summ. teacher in film, will be on exhibition here [CIVIC PLAYERS’ “FAMILY to help solve the mystery, and they that that body extend an tnvilaUbn Property Into Vacation •will mark 1934 as an outstanding ltJS4.if before It completely over­ zan Woodland school and active 4-H S. ’ XS&Jr ’ S ■ST ’ S. PICNIC" AT GUN LAKE give a lot of amusement and comedy Club laader, is in charge of the Bar­ year. For the first six months this turned. Lew was inside the car. and and Sportsmen's Olub to the show and keep the audience I year the new Insurance is far ahead for B time he thought meat anything o’clock, according .. ry county delegation during the to Ray Branch, Next Mrabm the 01rtc in an uproar. Frank Clncebeaux, proprietor of of last year. The amount of Insur-1 might happen for It seemed like a manager of the Strand week. Mr. Poster, county agricul­ theater here. Players' Association will hold their Eliza, played by Mabel Shriber tural agent, also accompanied the Trail’s End Resort. Gun lake, is ance cancelled for non-payment of: veritable cyclone. However It proved Mary Ls a dainty little creature, first annual picnic at Trail's End. group to East Lansing. planning extensive Improvements for premiums was less than half of what to be a straight blow .'and so no seri­ twelve feet long, five feet high, four Gun lake.' tomorrow afternoon com­ husband Raatus. played by Oeorge Miss Kathryn Horton, of Delton his property which will make it an It was a year ago. This would indi­ ous harm resulted. Lew will not soon feet through and weighing about mencing at 5:00 o’clock. A picnic Dewey, afford a lot of the comedy of and Miss Helen Rcesor of Woodland, all-the-year-around rendezvous for cate that the Company will make a forget the experience. 3400 pounds. She Is five years old. dinner, games, stunts, sports and the production. good gain in the amount of insur­ represent the county's 4-H Clothing vacationists and sportsmen. a native of Africa apd consumes amusements are scheduled for the ■Henry’s Wedding" is a scream clubs. Miss Beatrice Buxton from On the field to the east of the ho­ ance in force during 1934. dally the following menu: 100 afternoon and evening. CITY SCHOOL CENSUS The enviable record of the Com­ the Dunham school goes as the Hot tel he plans to build tennis courts, of hay. 25 pounds of bran, afford to miss seeing the thrills of a SHOWS INCREASE OF 78 pounds Lunch Club delegate. Kenneth a baseball diamond and an archery pany for careful attention to the four buckets of cooked oatmeal. 6 JOINS THORNAPPLE UNIT. bachelor bridegroom. Your presence Litis of Delton and Tiiomas Robin­ range. Cabins of various sizes will interests of its patrons, prompt cantaloupes varied with an equal At their annual meeting Monday Lt requested at this wedding, and re­ cabinet at the Motion of the MUMson of- Carlton center, excelled In be erected on the wooded slopes sur­ settlements of losses and the good The Number of Persons of amount of watermelons, casabas or night the Irving village dUtrlct voted member it is the only public wed- gan conference, which will be hold the 4-H Handicraft work, therefore rounding the field. Ski runs and to­ work of Ito agents account for the In Petoskey. Dr. Kaonedy taM Utt School Age in City, 5 to Persian melons, four stalks of celery, to Join the Thorn<pple township are the county's Handicraft dele­ boggan slides will be m&rked out on increase of new insurance. one barrel of water.' unit by a vote of 19 yes and 15 no. 20, Is 1,356 gates to the encampment. the high hills In back o^lhe resort. COBB SCHOOL REUNION. that other churches Sometimes when Mary gets hun­ 4-H Club members over IS years Mr. Clncebeaux plans to incrette THE OFFICERS FOUND Figures are now available fur the gry between meals she nibbles on McCALLUM SCHOOL REUNION. Will be held July 15 at Irving Rev. Dewey add it n of age were . Judged by the Barry the number of boats available, to census of this city. The spinach, cabbage or carrots. A crew Will be held Saturday, July 31. Orange hall. Pot luck dinner. Bring sibie to comply with PLENTY OF HOME BREW school showing b a gratifying one. The of five men are in charge of the big Pot luck dinner.—Secy —Adv. Out table service and lemons.—Mrs. his return to Hasting County Health Unit as to health. enlarge the bath house and to erect figures for last year gave truck on which Mary is transported. They picked Miss Eloise cable and diving platforms. Thoa. Beck. Secy.—Adv. 1 wk. Raided the Payne Lake Cot­ 1 census Wayne Galea of Delton to represent 1478 persons of school age—that Is A folding platform and steps permit Trail’s End Is near the Gun Marsh tage of Henry Whittaker : between five and twenty years in­ people to walk right up post the the 4-H Cluba in tbe Health contest. district, one of the finest small game Wayne Gates found it impossible to covers In Michigan; also the wood­ clusive — within the city limits. The cage. The truck will be parked near Last Week figures for 1934 aouw show there are this attend so Elvert Mott of Delton U lands. swamps and fields adjacent to I1 iiuutca dvr iwra uicic *ic uua the court house square and specta­ harmony Tuesday afternoon of last week, year 135a persons of school age In tors can file by and see the rhino­ representing tlie county in his stead the resort contain a variety of Miss Marjorie Jones of Lacey will game. Mr."Clncebeaux says, there­ after the Banner was printed. Sher- Hastings, or a gain of 78 ceros free of charge. The school census Is taken aa the represent the county in the Style fore. that his plans for expansion tff Leonard made a visit to the cotdistribution of the state POLITICAL ANNOUNEMENT. Revue along with Miss Francea War­ will Include ample accommodations tage of Harry Whittaker on the bft£LS for northwest shore of Payne lake, in primary school fund, which Is de­ ner of Woodland. Miss Warner also for hunters as well aa ftshenfien. the state levies to a delegate frotn the 4-H Canning Tile new project will be conducted Yankee Springs. He had been hear- rtved from Monster, Seldom Seen, Burrows Back Clubs. . ' in_ihe nature of a club. Mr Clnce­ Ing reports of illegal liquor sales upon raUroads. telephones and telOver 400 4-H club delegates from beaux says. Small annual dues will from that cottage and. arm^d with pBph Une9, sjeeping car companies. search ...r-n. warrant, hhe . ma** made tw. the rain raid, aUo inheritance taxes, etc. Into Hills From Underneath Water Southern Michigan counties gath­ permit each member to use all of the .a — finding 97 twenty-four ounce bottles Because of the fifteen mill tax er at the college for club week. Tlie facilities available al Trail'a End The Indians have a firm belief in la about as big aa a lion and *te free of charge. There are many of ijome brew and three pint bottles limitation now in effect, the per­ the Great Spirit and Judging by the shaped something Ilka a 1km. It nancial of the same mixture. Whittaker centage of tax levied upon these eral trips of an educational and en­ auch cluba in northern Michigan but dcriich accountermento that are burled with tertaining nature Mixed into Jhe Mr. Clncebeaux says that he hopes was arraigned before Justice F O. corporations has recently been ma­ them, they believe in a future life. rows from ths bottom of the lake up 1 educational work for the group on to offer all the advantages of these Stokoe of Middleville Thursday terially reduced. In former years Probably because of this Happy into the surrounding high land ■ rather expensive and exclusive or- night He waived examination and primary school funds had yielded Hunting Ground belief animals play where It digs making a den as big ' was bound over to the September aa high as 119.00 per person of a great.part in their religion, and as 'a room with walls smooth like term of circuit court, his bond being school age. and averaged about they have many legends about them. plastered walls. Sometimes It makes ( fixed at *500. At this writing he U , *1740. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. This year the primary They claim there are many animals a horrible screeching notoe. The ani- . in jail, but expects to get ball. I wish to announce that I am a TO^AINT FACE OF money for each person of school that.live underground and are sel­ mal is white though sometimes It ( candidate for the nomination for CALLKD OUT A BIG VOTE. • Mge WUi’ 11 U dom seen. It la interesting to note COURT HQUSE CLOCK Representative in the State Legis­ The Thomapple Township School POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT, that the Indian has his story about lature on the- Republican ticket. election, which was held Monday -I wish ■ • to ■ announce that I am a Nov Uul the court hour* clock the Gun lake -sea Serpent." crepe of helldlvrrs Indians have night, drew out an unusually large candidate for nomination for Sher­ Mr. Jim Foster, a full-blooded In­ found hair that has been pulled out I wish to announce my candidacy through the Ingenuity of George vote for a school meeting. A total iff of Barry county on the Republi­ for the nomination ' for sheriff on dian. known among his tribesmen aa of this animal, so they avoid going'j Kha E. Faulkner. Balch and Nile Fancher, the board can ticket. Ute Republican ticket at the Septem­ Kq&hequa which means Clear Sky, Into water where helldivers are j of C. F. Parker as a member of of supervisors have authorised the Your support at the September ber primary. Your support will be told the following about the Oun found In any numbers. One of that* , properties committee to paint the school board had expired, so it appreciated Andrew A. Matthews. lake mystery. He lives In the vi­ animals has been seen lying on a . primary will be appreciated. cinity of the lake. Hla explanation small Island In the southeastern part ; dial of the dock and put the hands candidate for the republican nomi­ —Adv. 3 wks. Glenn Bera. nation for sheriff at the September chosen at this meeting. When the Is given, aa nearly as passible bi hla of Gun lake.” DANCE AT WELCOME CORNERS. own words. primary. Your support will be ap­ votes were counted it was found'_____________________________ EDGER SCHOOL REUNION. that Lourctta Tungate had received । At schoolhouse Sunday. July 15. Each Friday night. Good music — ibis old Ume piece tolling out the preciated. There la a kind of animal around M votes to 71 for Mr. Parker. i Picnic dinner.—Adv. < Cornelius Mannl. the lake though you seldom see it. It hours regularly again. -.»« .Ki- Nazi-Um. God ‘ for-iupon We sailed from Los Angeles enido “U lhU b.d.not ■ do K u route to New York by way of the W > " '• *-■*•••« B. & L ASSOCIATION DOES A FINE JOB "TonTn^rSiGOOD FINANCIAL PUNS FOR COUNTY riJiwrunuuuiiiL^^^^^^ Building 4 Boaj.— HENRY'S WEDDING’ TO BE GIVEN HERE TEN4-H MB MEM­ BERS ITM. S.C. Plans to enlarge Strange Creatures Inhabit Gun Lake Old Indian Legends Say �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JULY 11. 1334 FAOBTWO SHAKESPEARE CLUB York to go to Boston would. If be NEW LAW AFFECTS found storm conditions over New PRESENTING PLAY P. 0. MONEY ORDERS 4'England headed toward him. which might make flying dangerous, would Children to Give •'MidgumImmediately head his plane for the Additional Charge Made for LyBarker's drug store announces a airport from which he started, and mer Night'n Dream" Fri­ special this week that will Interest Cashing Except at Office he could reach it ahead of any the ladles. . day Evening, August 3 storm if he took that course. But Fiction. on Which Drawn A Midsummer Sale on white shoes the desire to make.the next airport Brand, Max—Mystery Ranch. "Midsummer Night’s Dream” will a a wtt mjwsozr on schedule often makes a pilot • An amendment to the postal laws Drake. Francis and Katharine— be presented by the Shakespeare Is announced by Ironside Shoe Oo. BATTIX OMSK AIXP01T, over-anxious and he takes chances J and regulations effective August 1 Big Flight. in tills Issue. Mrs. Elwyn Daniels suffered an at­ which are not warranted. [will exact an additional fee for payPahlow. Gertrude—Hermitage Is­ Story Telling Olub in the Methodist atnur SrzAKXB social rooms on Friday. Aug. 3.: at tack of gall stones last week. Site U The speaker told uf recent de- |ment ft moncy order at an ofBcc land Johnson, Geo. M. — Spyglass eight o'clock P. M.. with the follow­ some better at present. ing cast of characters. In order of Carl Christie was arrested by Un­ SCHEDULED VUIHIVU SERVICE WVritsWWSmXmW I IlMIC V‘»>U I.; Range. »— -•—•—-• This will aflcct the general der SherifT Tasker Wednesday night Eliot, public Ethel cook—Green Doors. their appearance: STARTED SIX YRS. AGO are°nothlng but dense fog. That Is slight., slightly ----and will - — be - of interest to Human Beings-^-Thcseus (Duke on a charge of bastardy. Mulford. Clarence R—Buck Pet­ of Athens). Ray Murphy: Hlppolyta ----------- always hazardous, but even that i banks, manufacturers and commerTwelve women are working at ers. Ranchman. Vnited States Now Has 30,- kind Of flying has been made muchjclal houses who make it a practice Bacon. Josephine Daskam—Girl (beautiful queen of Aronsons, be­ tha. Hastings Public Library repair­ trothed to Theseus), Mary DeVries; ing books. Tills is an ERA project. hnn MilA. Af nAmnlotr.lv more safe by a device recently per- do cash money orders. at the Window. 000 Mlles Of Completely (ected An outstanding one Is the ' Under the new amendment, a Christie. Agatha—Murder In the Phlloetrale (Theseus's favorite page). Bargains at Carveth & Stebbins Sybil Woodmansee; four-day special sale. Read the adv. Equipped Airways radio beam beacon, which keeps the money order Issued at Hastings jx»t Cal a Li WBCll. Coach. UI13 • i.--------- A.---- . Greek dancer. . An inureatlng addrres was given 1 pH* informed as to hU cou:re H he office on the Grand Rapids ^office rarool JcRcn-nre w.y Bcyoud. IH*™; AS"* Many specials not advertised.—Adv JChn uonn voicman, Coleman, oiucr older son of Mr. by Mr E A Goff Jr. manager of watches the Indicator he can know wW be cashed by the Grand Rapids Birnry Hoffman—Barrier Ranch I 3°hn»>, Bgeua itaUirf ot Hermlal. U10 Battle Creek airport at the‘by this device whether he is on the (Office at its face value, but tf the Wlddcmer. Margaret oblden JW>H«rnn«tzm; Mnwlrlua and Lyand Mrs. Earl Coleman. Is recov­ Wlddemer. Margaret — "rT; ■ Club ZT.i7.r_ regular nnnnu coutse nr or not not. Such Such beabca- .same [same money money order order Is is presented presented at at Rain. sander (suitors for Hermia’s tin nd I. ering from an attack of typhoid Commercial Tuesday after- rHLi.r Betty Lane and Esther LaBalllster. cons are now placed in airports not1 any other office in the city, or at a fever. Qstonso. Martha—There's Always more than 150 miles apart, and keep post office in.some other city, sudi Another Year. Hermla tin love with Lysander). Fred Christie was picked up by the Muskegon or Lowell, an'addlOpiienhetm. E. Phillips—Gallows Jane Harrington; Helena lHermla's officers about 2:30 on the morning of possible to review his excellent and a pitot constantly informed as toJas tional eharor charge will bn be made «. to comcom­ of Chance. friend in love with Demetrius). Enid July 4. A charge of intoxication was tipely talk in our last issue. Mr whether he is on the airway he pensate the post office department, Bxssett. Sara Ware — Shifting Mohler. lodged against him. Ooff is not merely a manager of an should travel or not. Fairies — Titania (queen of Ute Mrs. Nellie Cross AufTerrd an In-' At the conclusion of his talk Mr. fbr the extra work involved. Tlie Sands. airport; he is an air pilot, having for service will be based on fairies), Bonnie Brandstettcr; In­ Jured right ankle in a fall one day operated planes in the postal service GofT answered several questions. charge Blndlass. Harold—Valley Gold. dian Boy (cause of the trouble be ­ Members of the club remained after the present schedule of money order last week. She is slowly recover­ Gill. Tom—Guardians of the Dcstween fairy king and queen i Jack ing from the. injury. the meeting to.grit still more ques­ fees. Gordon Crolhcra Is recovering cd with the flying service of the tions. His experience is flying and ' For instance if the money order Brand. Max—Hie Rancher's Re­ Walton; Titania’s fairies. Pefiseblussom. Priscilla Harrington. Cobweb. nicely from his recent operation and United Stales army during the his knowledge of the art of air nav­ would be six cents, and if tills money venge. Nancy Steiger. Mustard seed. Judy was removed to his home from Pen­ World war, but did not have Ute op­ igation made his answers interesting Abbott, Jane—Fiddler's coin. order were paid by an office othejand-informing. ' ’ portunity of going across. Rodney. Geo. B —The Canyon Fuller, and Moth. Marjorie Boyes; nock hospital on Sunday. NOTICE! You can purchase a Portis I than that on which it is drawn an Oberon iking of the fairies). Mur­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Endsley of Bat­ The speaker called attention to the (additional charge of six cents would Trail. marked progress that has been made windstorm osses in Queen. Ellery—The Chinese Or­ ray Sullivan: Puck is mischievous tle Creek are tlie proud parents of GENUINE Panama (or $2.63 NOW! elfi. Robert Cook; The Clown <a a son born. Monday morning. July ▼nr nrnriiT oTnossc 50 m»de. the person to whom the ange Mystery. since the first successful airplane THE HELEN I O I UnMo order was drawn receiving only S2.44 Roc-s, Barnaby—Tragedy of Z. stupid fellow) Elenor Haven. 9. He ha* been named Frederick flight by the Wright Brothers a lit­ ----------j instead of 12.50. During the jiast week stare were Robert. tle over thirty years ago. The first Rosman. Alice Grant—Somebody Furthermore the present llrnltapresented to the following tn the The Welcome L. A. S. will meet scheduled service of airplanes In the Windstortn Co. Has Reports Must ! tion of thirty days from the date of younger group: Monday, gold star. at Mrs. Harry Brown's home on mail service was made only six and of Damage by Wind in Helton. Roy—Nltchcy Tilley. issue for the payment of money orone-half years ago. It Is only a lit­ Hill. Grace Livingston—Amorelle. Murray Sullivan; silver star. Rob­ M-43 Thursday, July 12. supper five Eastern Michigan [ders will continue in force, and paytle more than five years since pas­ Miller. Helen Topping — Blue ert Cook; red star. Raymond Mur­ to seven o'clock. Every body cordially In this par. of the state the storm I ment will be refused when an order Marigolds. phy. Thursday, gold star. Murray invited. senger planes were flown on schedule Sullivan; silver star. Nancy Steiger; Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Fernamberi: in regular passenger service. He said of June 29 amounted to very little.' more than 30 days old Is presented iiost Barnaby—Tragedy of X. that In no other line of travel had but in the eastern part of Michigan at an office other than the one on Delafield. E. M.—Provincial Lady red star. Sybil Woodmansee. Friday, passed the Fourth in Hastings where gold star. Bonnie Brandstettcr; sll- they participated in the homecoining so much progress been made in so considerable damage was done by which drawn, and the holder will In America. J on..M cnr W « /w-* l ?f;?! UrT * y » ulU '* n : , celebration. The Fcmamberg* were short a time as in air navigation the wind, according to reports made be advised to send the*"order to Erskine. John—Bachelor of Arts. at one time resident* of that city Titus. Harold—Code of the North , 8ybH Woodmansee. \ We have in the United States al the to the Windstorm Insurance Com­ cither the issuing or the paying office i-lth a request that it be paid by CIRCUIT COURT HELD MONDAY. I PETITIONS HAVE BEEN older stars were: five years—Allegan Gazette. Hobart. Alice Thdalc-River Su- ; In ,n the ,h,‘ oW *r group.; arr present time 30.000 miles of com­ pany of this city. the issuing of another money order . We understand that Eric Norberg {earned by the following: Monday, The storm of last Friday also Judge McPcPek held court here FILED AT LANSING. pletely equipped airways. There are preme. gold star. Enid Mohler; silver star.. of Rockford. Illinois, will start suit I Monday. The most Important matbetter and more accurate aids for brought in several reports of looses for the same amount, less the cus­ Petitions bearing sufficient signa­ Elenor Haven; /red star. Esther Ha- for defamation of character against ler brought before him was n mo- (urea to officially place the name of navigation in the air than are avail­ which were widely scattered, but tomary fee. Neale. J. E—Queen Elizabeth. able for railroad service. There have in the main were in the southeastLam. Col. Denn Ivan—The Incur- 'pns. inursaay. gold star. Jane• Milwaukee newspapers because they iHarrlngtafi; silver star. Betty Lane;; ridiculed his experience with the al- Coleman case. The attorney for the been equally remarkable strides ern port of the state The number BUSINESS WOMEN S HOSFilibuster. PITAI. nkriiJi GUILD mei MEETING. iable ‘ pitai | red star. Enid Mohler. Friday, goldI leged Gun lake sen serpent. made in the construction of air- of losses in this part of Michigan defense moved that a directed ver­ can ticket for the coming primaries , Miss Rose Clark was IrafitCb* to’ star. Jane Harrington; silver star.. Diaries Smith of thia city was ar< dict be given for the defendant in have been filed al Lansing and it Is was comparatively small. BEAUS AND BELLES the Business Women's Hospital i Elenor Haven; red star. Betty Lane.. rested Bunday on a charge of drv- msv Speaking of safety. Mr. OofT de­ the uw, case, us or sssas that n a new visas trial be in- expected that Oil IICllVV campaign 'Guild on Monday evening, twenty ­ Ing a car while under the influence clared that, if a pilot will obey in- FLOWER COMMITTEE OF GRANDMA’S TIME"! ’nnd PrlNancy ’clUa Harrington is secretary tlie Allegmt candidate for noinur IIMC Steiger u pre^ reporter: of liquor. He was. brought before grunted. Judge McPcck took the 'three members and one guest enjoystructkms and follow the rules laid - ----------- J,,r,. . malter under advisement, and will rination to congre.vi In the 4th disTO DISCUSS PLANS ling a lovely dinner at "Tlie Pines " 1 for the next two weeks. Justice Cortrlght Monday and en­ give his decision later. down for him. accidents to airships | trict will get under way at once. FEATURE OF THE SHOW ----------- {Clever place cards depicting each tered a plea of not guilty. His ex­ would be so rare as to be almost Two alimony cases were also bc-| Mr. Hollman has npl announced I RURAL SCOUTS ENJOY Committee chairmen in charge of [one's work were at the plates amination was set for Tuesday. July negligible. He declared that motor An outstanding feature of the . fore him for consideration. Fwy.» platform and has made no promNORTHERN TRIP.. 17. He is out on ball. failure would do no harm if a pilot the Barry county flower show to be I ptollowing the buainerii meeUng. a show. "Henry's Wedding." is the [ Eighteen scout* of Troop 89 of the• A small straw stuck on the Kinnc was brought in by the of-' |scs but he has stressed the linportknows his business; for with the mo­ held at the fair grounds here Sat- Loclai hour was enjoyed, with con- group of 1890 guesta at this mod­ flcers on a charge of failure to pay ance of general tax reduction; the tor completely stopped a plane will urday. August 11. will meet nt the J lcsts and conundrums. Miss Grace {I eni wedding. This group of guests1, Good Will community enjoyed a,k premises of Roy Hull in the second 1I alimony. An nttnclimenl uos issued n(-cd of fewer agricultural regutai - - - -­ l ward was discovered lo be in flames i glide eleven feet for every toot It home of Mrs. Marian Goodyear. Edmonds being the winner. 'called lhc the "Beaus and Belles of motor trip into northern Michigan1 Friday morning at about eight I| against him for the unpaid alimony, tions that are proving costly lo the week. The Scouts together wllli drops, so that if the pilot were 3JX» Hastings. Thursday evening. July 12. ( nic olU of town gucst W!U Grandma's Time." are the laugh hitp last An attachment was also Issued , litrmcr and fruit producer; the necto discuss details of tlie exhibition. , Hu-iiyth Stacey of Evanston. III. a visiting Scout from Detroit, and I o ’ clock. Tlie alarm was given and feet above the city of Chicago, for m August AU«U... mertlnx. .n...u™, Mrs ..... M •J’™' ™ny-n>« »i 2- their Scout leaders left the Good1 the department responded. They ngalnst Delmont Webster for failure cssity of fewer promises and more instance, and his motor ceased to Next week a full list of exhibit* and i fy,,. t,hc will — ailerqln - - ■ at Her premlnenl men nt he communit/ Will church Monday morning alI kept the fire from reaching the to pay alimony. His present where- action and the right of the people, run. he could easily land his ma­ prizes will be ready for publication.'-Sluar! Clrme,.! Oim lake collaim. f wl " 1 * kc ,h ' u “ <**• about are unknown. to safe, sane government. bam. Very little damage chine outside the city. He declared ________ , t , len times and represent such people floo o'clock, going to Holland,1. near-by Judge McPeck jteard several pro several talks have been made by that practically every' failure of GAS TAX REVENUES ns the Bicycle Girl. The Floradora lunched in Centennial Park, and was done. The origin of the fire is gonfesao divorce coses, and grunted j Mr. Hoffman VACA­ Holfman and it U is Ills lib intention 1 unknown. then on to the Slate Park at Ottawa planes, and every accident chron­ GREATER THIS YEAR EMMANUELTION BIBLE SCHOOL- Girl Floradora Man. Driver ot the Beach. Made camp, bathed aitcl aft­■ to appear nt places throughout th® Carleton E. Eiilc of St. Petera- three divorces. icled. would not have happened district for mass meetings. Emmanuel church Vacation School Horseless Carriage. Beau Brummel er climbing the sand hill, spent thee burg. Fla., returned to Sparta on within the past eight years if the I Gas tax revenue in Michigan Is of 1860. Celluloid Collar Bennie, and OBITUARY. - I airship had been properly operated, [expected to be approximately »l.- is accomplishing excellent work un­ many other funny and amusing evening fishing from the pier. Nextt Sunday and expect* to spend most OBITUARY. John Shepard, fourth child of Dlscussing the recent cancellation 600.000 greater this year than during der a capable stall. Mrs. Beatrice , characters. Each one of the Beaus morning fished, breakfasted, brokeu of the next two months here with of mall contracts, the speaker said . 1933. according to the Department of Knapp. Miss Jennie McBain. Winn and Belles are introduced to tie camp, and left for White Cloud att Mrs. Ellie and her father. Robert Alvah and Marcella Shepard. wa?> Mary Geneva Crook, daughter of ---------- — " « 1 | 9:30. Enroute saw Croton and Hardyf C. Day. at the latter's home on Nosh born in Campbell township. Ionia Elam Crook ' ~ ‘ and Clarissa CoM he did not care to go Into any dis- [ state at Lansing. Returns for the Green. John Wolfe. Miss Sara —s- -----— Selmer. MUIWy lunloS. i -rtdlw u> the tuw o! Dams. Camped Tuesday night att street. Biroute north Mr. Eble county. Oct. 2. 1086. and departed Crook, was born In-tiaMUiKW |<»wncusston of the reasons far or against drat five months this year total $7." BwIBes [State Park at White cloud. Wednes­ went from Detroit to Toronto. Can­ thls life. July 4. 1934. nt thr home ship on January 5. 1874. in tlfr same that action: but the fact remains 604 095 in comparison with 163)19.759 K.!1!W<H skinner. Wllllnm Srliad«r. *^ilks ol and tte Rev. nn.l Mr.v J A. McSul- »>“ “» cMumm in day morning left for Cadillac at 7:30. ada. to attend the 17th annual con­ of his niece. Mrs. Leland Hammond, hou.se in which she was married on that that cancellation did cut down ■ — • in ----uuw>11 during the same period 1933. !>■_ Mmlc. art. manual work. »" unu.u.l mid miuunduv n»- Made camp at Cadillac Stale Park vention of the Optimist internation­ nt Doster, who had lovingly aired for September 9. 1903. to John C. Lipthe mileage operated in the jpostal' i -----mUn’. Bible Morlee. Hr. n,.- whoo: '“ini’- purUOiUrtk w DEATH OF O. C. BARNUM. .— during —— ... Ills— Inst illness. ...^ ....wIn Sept, key and fell asleep on June -----24,, -----1934. service by one-third and so> .«... had | 2:00 P. M Afternoon was spent In al organization, and was one of the him O C. Barnum, aged 82. passed •«. every moniui, from SM ... chnrkHer they l»rUU harmed tlie cause of air navigation. games and passing swimming tests delegate* of the St. Petersburg 11911 hf was united in marriage with azed sixty years, five months and 1130 A. M. Any child b welcome to ■u”'' »onb Anybody. and enjoying some fine music by club. During the past year Mr. Eiilc Ada Weaver of Grand Rapids and nineteen days. Site taught sc)kk>1 for away .Monuay .Monday moriiuig. moriilng. juai Just i<»ur four ii .ju a I time and effort to be present at weeks after the death of his wife, attend. he said that last year 479.000.000 1 local band and fireworks. Thursday was president of the club, which has to this union nine children were nineteen years, mostly within Barry । "Henry’s Wedding.” ...... mvw .. by ........... miles were flown airships, „.... and He is survived by three daughters, morning at 8 00 o'clock left for an active membership of around 55 j born. Floyd. Dorothy. Junior. Flor- count v. PENNOCK HOSPITAL NEWS. 1 Another outstanding feature of Grayling, and alter some Interesting -----...»A Hl Hh(. 8)|rvlvcd l>y hp|. hu_.lb(,1„|> passenger planes carried 520,000 Mrs. Henry Wellman, with whom he members who arc active 1.. in tjie pro- cnee. n-h«r. Robert, .nd and ..a «.l set of Irl.»lrt triplets, In proportion to the\ was Maying Mbs. Nelson Burroughs. Bom to Mr and Mrs. Robert the great show. "Henry * Wedding," 1 detours arrived at Hartwick Pines frasional and business life of the '■.Ttj'j' -------------Harold. 1Gerald oneC 11 daughter Lena, a son Joint, u —”7’“, and Geraldine, ----------- — । is the meeting ot the colored BretliBrownell of Rome B. Hastings. July distance -ictually ------- , covered, he de- and Mrs. Charts Baldwin. brother. Arthur croolf. of Vermontren and Sistem of the Mystic State Camp in lime for lunch. The city of St. Petersburg.—Sparta Sen­ child dying in infancy. ' considering ... clarrd that, the numj.­ | Ttse funeral Uill be this Wednes­ 3. a boy weighing six pounds, six Shrine. P. M. was enjoyed among the pines. tinel-Leader. He leaves besides the wife and two sl.itcra. Mrs. Allee Price This famous lodge ot col­ ber of miles traveled, planes are day afternoon at 2 3Q o'clock al Hie ounces. Has been named John Har­ lared Brethren and Sistem Is com- I the only tract of virgin pine left in children, two sisters. Mrs. Ella Hen- of port Huron and Mrs. Pearl Rock­ safer than automobiles and as safe Wellman home, the Rev. L L. Dew­ rison. OBITUARY. lhe state. This plat of eight acres ven and Mrs. Came Fosburg. one wcll of Charlotte, nnd a half broth­ 10 are <* ‘he best ringers of the contains lhe largest pine in Michi­ Mr. ana and airs Mrs uureu Durcll Sharp. 414 ey ofliclaling. Interment In the । To as railroads. Margaret Leone, daughter of Mr brother. Howkrd Shepard, all of cr. o. L. Crook of Hastings. . West oreen street, on July 9. a boy. community. sUqflns the old spirit­ Discussing some recent accidents Fuller cemetery in Carlton. and Mrs. Reginald Winslow, was Saranac, several pieces and nephews The funeral was held Wednesday, .... [«•" A.. lhr« tat to dumeseven ,pounds. Has----been ““J*1 .. —.K. “ c ““ er and one hundred-ilxty feet born in Hastings township on Feb- and a host of friends. Mr. Barnum had served ds clerk weighing —„— ------------------------Mr. GofT stated that tlie anxiety of jUIW. 37. nt the Imme with Elder B. Tbl, m^ung »< lb. M>.Ub ' 1 Shrine .is . ... high .’pot.. of... the show. •’"th. band 1914. alUndM the a pilot, when he starts from an air­ of Barry county a number of 'ytars । named Phillip Durell. ; hioh sni*contains •-*— 6.000 feet of lum- ruary 24. — J. She attended He was always a kind and devoted J White, pastor of the Seventh Day ago and was always interested in | To Dr. and Mrs. Walter parts. 508 nnd 'is one oTthe^fijicst ’4 votwl ls ,nueb Hastings schools on April .... ... -.1'pieces^l ..itirr ’’Tha The hnvx ^°> voted this 111 tniieli the ' the Hastings m-Iwxi Is mm and mi Anrll 14. 14. father and a good friend nnd neighs Adventist church of Flint officiating, South Park on July 10. a girl.1 rnurulnmrm ever produced In UU. >»“' Inspiring oi th. four |»rt, 1»3. »». united In marriage to Hat­ bar and will be greatly missed by all and burial In the Sponable ccinethat city. Is responsible for many county politics. pound., .nd n,.,unCT, ==— .. _ accidents. A safe pilot. If he ------,------- vuit^d. Lt wo* impassible to keep {old Wenger, wn ot Mr and Mrs who knew him. tcry. started from his airport, say In New Mra„oor — |.bu. 1.,-ocd «.:•»» C“t “ Or.’.yJli thunder 1 Menno Wenger of Nashville, making storm kept some of tfittn from tak- their home in that village Mrs I s MAN ON SUNDAY. ,ncnt I Ing their blankets 'and sleeping | Wenger underwent an operation for *T Walter Raymond' Stearman. aged [ | among the pines. About midnight appendicitis, death claiming her a s/r rsisksi, r. .... 49. died al Pennock hospital Sunday I rzsnnsnss —„,.,g about week late/. Friday. —- June •------ — ——— 29. serious VICKERY OF CHARLOTTE. ... “ — poured Friday .morning forenoon, having been 111 for a week. | Arthur F Vickery, aged 58. died 9 «J o'dak the party relurtanUy complications having set in. Funeral services were held at nine, on Friday afternoon at his home. Horned homeward. Retting a good Surviving, besides the husband, Hastings, Michigan ■ Telephones 2244*2557 A. M-. on Tuesday nt St Rose 1112 N. Oliver St.. Charlotte, having wetting at noon near Mt P easant, art a small daughter. Charlene Mae. O ww Rib End, Tender I church. Fr B N. Geller officiating. been sick since in February. 1920. arriving home about 6 00 o clock. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. L and Jaicy Lb. in -Mt- Calvary 1 '[ Burial — - - was --- - - ' cemetery. -- rjiirinv the Years Mr Vickerv underrhe scouts who took tlie trip were, Winslow, tliree sisters. Mrs. Clare SUNDAY, JULY (STH — ONE DAY ONLY Hager and Ruth and Elaine Wins­ ’tolaSnd,A}? 1 « W" hl» but 10 no KHinnl. Dunn. Join, Roy low. her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Deliciou* 80 Grand ___________ lavail. al time*, hl* suflerlng becom-, Erway. Jr . Dwwht Ferri*. Howard David Waters, all of this city, and RESIGNFn RFCFIVERMUP lnR vcr>’ ■'cver<' “'x* prolonged. it,'rFta' ?,?bert k™,1” H"*6115- Mr. and Mrs. Menno Wenger. RESIGNED Rio.n ER. Hl | * trident of this city. Mr ! Victor Hine. Cl Won Hom. LawFuneral services wen- held on 1 Aha D Criminms. wlx> was re vl . conducted the drug store rcnce Hubbell. Gerald Hull. Herman Sunday. July 1. nt five o'clock al the cently indicted by a red.ral grand Vickery conducted the dnig^tore Ncw|imd> Ncwland Menno Wenger home, the Rev. M. 4 MARTHA SLSZHUk jury in Detroit ius resigned as re- >—1 aenc< j n « c j ty treasurer filling Phillips. Max Ranney. Homer YcckE. Hoyt officiating. Burial was in the UCU.'UI.., - ---- ................ - --Robert —- - <- -- - - crivrr tor the HaMUlKs Na tonal “ MIllU tsu Viwy 7mA"* “ L "h^- ley. Jr . and BkeUUtger. of that office very efficiently. In Char- ley. Jr., and Robert BkcUingcr. of Lakeview cemetery. Also Comedy—“Farmer's Fatal Folly” latest Pathe News 1 Bink and the Ionia National Bank. loth. before coming to Hastings, hf Detroit. O«*W__8mRh t Assbtanl j Her passing is deeply mourned by ADDED — “ KIIIPWREUKED BROTHERSI her family and a large circle of BARGAIN PRICE MATINEE 1:M AND 3:00 P. M. friends in Hastings and Nashville. I Rapid.* Bank, of which Mr Crim-k He*5^ survived*by his wife, who! We all had the best lime, besides OBITUARY. ।mlns uus an officer, was alx> indicf- . (ven hlm her faithful, the experience'of camping and cookMONDAY and TUESDAY, JULY 16 and 17 >**n“ X Sou&ufhi* »H- »‘R !«rertrtnly w« a wonderful trip! . MAC Louise Ware, daughter of [the ch.irk._-, mark aaaliut tlum. l|iew |UjW fty hl01lier Mrs lna to .lire lhe Scout Uto, and see so [’J ay and Rose Ware, was born in TWO FEATURES Pound FINE QUALITY ... .. 'M Vickery, a brother; Ted Vickery much of our wonderful state. We [Carlton . township, nn,.rJ['' ’November 24. J _. ,, "' *7.7' 1 ' „ 'of Lansing, and two sisters. Mrs. wish lo thank the parents for let-11893. «J>d paased away at her hnnu I TiXAnre^um^^ and Mra fU Mor- ring boys go.. Ut. *ouU forjhejr S \ JKi Biondell in ................. — .................. >>*•« UVJS KU, mV IV! Ml... , ‘ . ChAHsUS. K»d Scout altitude and especially ;-t miretaer’ro jmer^g m the Methyl church ar. SH of Charlotte^ A Warner Bros. Laugh Riot with PAT O'BRIEN 1 I’uneral services were held at the Gordon Thompson for his truck. | 5^’ u". Romanrc {parlors on Tuesday. July 17. at 3 P ’ horn- on Monday forenoon at ten We hope this is the first of many Price Fre‘P*‘M followed■ by a picnic supper at o Boathem o'clock lads.-Contributcd. ^ht’ihii^n^Mi of surJnre ’clock and were largely attended.,.trips for the 1*<U-contributes 15.on. Mrs. c.— G—'-.I,Skies! „ u/ n.it. At rhv. —-•------ ------------------------ • fhtnt children, all of whom survive. । Loyal Temperance Legion, will hast Mrs. Gertrude Durkee of Carlton. 3 to 4 Lb. Average With ROBT. YOUNG. JEAN PARKER. C. HENRY GORDON. cliarpe of th? program Mrs. Neva Bmelker of Freeport and delated. a.ssbted by the Rev. J. A. TED HEALY and NAT PENDLETON Gerald. Russell, Keith. Helen. Ken­ Tlie first Schmidt-Sciiasbcrger re ­ VACATION SCMOOI. | McNulty of this vcity. »Al AIIOS BIBLE BIHI.E SI IIOOI.-j .Interment ................. was union wa# held at the home of Mr. neth and Beryl al home. LATEST PATHE NEWS ADULTS 15c — CHILDREN 19c All children between the ages of; made in Maple Hill cemetery. Shultz or Freeport Lb. She leaves to mourn, besides her 1 — -.—rd , a»aata*>, -... — c— *r 'I'ilC Hie IHll.lV many Hastings HaSHliCS friCIldj friends ex[.­ and Mrs Arthur Bedford of Mid­ dleville on Sunday. July 1st with 40 husband and children, a mother. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, JULY 18 and 19 ins any other Vacation Bible SchSbl, tend sympathy. [persons being-present. Among those Mrs. Roue Ware, and a brother How­ 'are invited t<j attend the one in {triI attending Mrs. Kate (Rolli thr ard Ware of Hastings. t»o sisters. wt;k CONDITION IMPROVING. 1----------Wuwere 7---S ----- of islon at thr Methodist church, which fzvrtnnr (a Schindtor MrhinAUir Grand Mrs. Lura Bachcllor of Ferndale and The many friend* of Mrs. John , ‘ ormer Kate of Grand {closes on July 20. There urtT fine Montgomery in Cairn*, formerly of Prairieville 1 Rapids, now of Loa AngeWs. Call­ Mrs. Alice Pagel of Battle Creek, one teachers and an interesting pro­ With ELIZABETH ALLAN and LEWIS STONE township. will be glad to hear that fomla; and Miss Jc**e Nleder of grandson, besides a host of relatives gram every day.ADDED ATTRACTIONS her health is Improving and she u Syracuse. N Y.. others from Grand and friends. Her life was spent bi RE-EI.ECTED I-’ W. ITUiHNER now back in her home al 339 West Rapids and Comstock Park. Plans love and devotton to her family. She Charlie Ch»e in “H.L TAKE VANILLA" will be greatly ffiUsed by all who Added: Cartoon—''SPITE FLIGHT" I At tfie school election held in: Lane. Monrovia, Cal., according to a, were made to meet next yty with LATEST NEWS EVENTS ADULTS 15c - CHILDREN l»c Nashville Monday Bight. p»n W. letter received recently by her cous- Mr. and Mr*. John Gtlbo al Cort- knew her. Interment was In Freeport ccm.n[stock“•'* Park , Fetghr.er was re-cicctcd to the in. Mrs Nettle Hyde, of this city. tery, Tuesday. July 3, Kev. Frank school board for a term of three FRIDAY and SATURDAY, July 20 and 21 SPECIAL NOTICELoomis officiating. , SURGERY gUlD NO. 19I years. The Naghville school tax July Hospital Guild No 19 will hold it* The ----------s meeting of the Holiness TWO FEATURES [this year will.be five mills, ootupared DOUD CORNERS. annual picnic at the Willi* Strceier Union will be held thb Thiysday with six mill* last year. ’ . CHARLES RUGGLES, I I fil U AF ■ 1/ IIIR I! cottage. Gun lake, Thursday, July [at the Pilgrim Hollnexs church. The La>t Weeks Letter. The Cedar Creek L. A. S. will meet 19th Members and guest* may bring 1 time ha* been set ahead a week to DEATH OF JOHN IH'LING. The with Mrs Harry Waters Thursday, | John Ruling, wIm> has been in poor their children. Transportation will accommodate aome concerned. Tha AL18ON HK1PHORTH. GEORGE BURNH, GRACIE ALLEN July 12. for supper. g'.OQ instead of . . _ .. be arranged by the committee in hour Is also‘set___________ for 8 00 instead or j health-tor some time, died ai hlsji As In the past. pest —Wm. C. OcarUiornoat Stony Point early this Wed- charge —Emma S. Evans. Secy. ,7:30 ks Riding, Fighting, Shooting Buck Jone* rides again! Battle Creek visited at H. Bergman's {nesday morning. No funeral arSPIRKA BLOOMS TWICE. ---------- —-«•*■■■---------- ' Buck Jones and 4 4 >’ rpngement* have ytfl been made.! Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Buxton and Mrs. Lizzie Cole brought to.the* When Uncle Sam drive* an tndlI He was a brother of George Hiding Cecilia Parker in . ... bl this city. ’ ;■ Banner offire Saturday a small vidual out of business by selling be- daughter of Nashville visited at branch of splrea that was in bioom low cost of production, who pays Henry Bergman's Sunday LATEST FARAMDVNT NEWS ADULT8 15c; CHILDREN l»e • TOBE £▼*€•* S>V* STORE rui the branch hrarwh'she of the "evicted "evicted"” business business Mr. and Mrs George Kohkr of MARRIAGE LICENSES. tor the second lime On the taxes of Lee A. Hazel. Lakt odes*a .32 were the dead flowers along with the man? Ask us an easy one. The con­ Shulta visited at H. Bergman’s Sun­ i Elnora I. Lucas. Woodland 18 white ones. Isomer is tlie ”14« man.” He pays u. day. TUffiOM JUftMVIGlTION [LOCAL NEWS ' New Books In the WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Hastings Library Vacation Specials , n., STRAWS 25% Discount! Men’s Bathing Suits Sweaters. 25 % Discount! T Waters Clothes Shop "If it isn’t good, we don't carry it Pork Loin fTRAND Tl tAll f nOaSl Veal Shoulder Roasts u 14C . 3 Beef Tenderloin » IQC HEPBJJRN la “V^PITFIRF I III I 11 L ” :!L? « R w ’“"’t Beef Kettle Roast < Ham Ends - -13C Swiss Steak ISUMttGr Salad Dressing 15C q< “I’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER < LAZY RIVER 29c “MYSTERY OF MR. X” Price* found in A-G ad in the Grand Rapids Press Thursday Evening are good at our store for the balance of the week. Watch for Our A-G Handbill Friday SIX OF A KIND Feldpausch A-G JLff 11216130 a �THE HASTINGS BAXNtt, WTOME8DAT. JULY 11. 1H4 BEEKEEPERS’ ASSON. DISCUSSES PROBLEMS Beport That Honey Pricet Will Doubtleis Be High­ er Than Last Year H!! ,rom WILL COOPERATE Strange Creatures Everyone knows -that charmng lit­ tle body ot waler known u Indian Inhabit Gun Lake lake. This U Mr. Foster's story lOeLunurd (ran 1>mc One, [■,. WITH MIDDLEVILLE! When That Town Stages Iti ■ . -_.r - - - Sporting Items ---- -------- ---------- ■*--------- - about that lake. "The Indians used Centennial Celebration of HIRSCH CAR SEAL to enjoy very much to skate on this lake, but now they do not’ skate there. One oay day wnen when mey they were I STILL LEAGUE LEADERS mere, une remittee of three p tMialneu 1 i-unuuL llkuliiq skating, suddenly the ice began to hA£?TT^^Mkidle7iHe bT — break from the edges and swirl cluh^L? thTir Have Won Pour Straight in around. Faster and faster it eddied P’XVafte„r‘r Mnn'o ro“ and the Indians rkn for shore. As * \heX2iiXm B 8 Men 8 Base' 'Robert Lamble. Dan Walldorff, Robert Walton. Carl Weapinter. Ear) Wareham. Henry Sheldon and Orville Sayles. FREEPORT DEFEATS INDEPENDENTS 8-3 This Week’s CAN T FLOUR west ot Gun lake. It was lying part­ hidden beside path at night, night. ly niaaen ocsiae a paui Moosehaad A£o Mason— A well attended and interesting Though he called hl* two dogs, one Winners Hit Hard in Sixth meeting of tlie Beekeepers’ Associa­ a hound and the other a fighting □□ One doz.n French's and Eighth to Score tion of Barry county, was held at dog. to the spot where he had seen the court house on Tuesday, July 3. lhe animal they could not scent or. Decisive Lead • OLD POTATOES ... The Barry county Beekeepers* As- trace It. . .........................5>h SSSX >>aU Series Itaung, k»l to NEW POTATOES (Ripe)Peek Me aoctatlon la attempting to fill the. As of further interest he told the 1“ >“*“>« ' H1™* Broil,m .ml Cor Sool PTOfort a to 3 In. a.mo llorr heed for which it was organized, for .'following. "One time an Indian buby on mis laxc. . first aettlemcnt lt In i„ the teams continue to lead in lhe the busibtui- bunday. Sunday. Next week Eaton Rapids Ilion of the S Bin P G along with other agricultural oc- disappeared and could not be found .township of Thomapple, which was ness men's league scries here, each I***' Ptay at the fair grounds here, cupatlons the beekeepers receive a Soon after the disappearance an PETTINGILL BARNS Laundry Soap. I Bird Se«d (made by Calvin HilT {made Hill, one hundred hiving won four and kirt, lost none. - -Freeport will ploy a return -- -game ----- , poor deal. The objepl In organising Indian woman had a dream that lhe nFQTRHYFn RY F1RF *8° Thursday evening Hirsch Broth- ,M'«' August 5. Ua* to secure co-operation between baby was in a certain hill near the Kerr Wide Mouth Fruit Cana—All Sizes. ULQinuiLU DI Tint | Tjie conunmee explained that. on,er* *°«< from Kroger's 9 to 7 after Herewith arc detaita of the gamebeekeepers, control foul brodd and.lake. The spot UBs visited and th>- o 1 » 1 mu V to ’1 ‘tay of Lhe proposed cele- a hard tussle The Piston Rings Sunday: bettar beekeeping conditions in any buby could be heard crying. Many Freeport. way possible in all of which all bee- men started digging and they soon SparK From Dione in xnresn- bra Hon. there Will be pul on a pa- then defeated lhe Consumers 16 to AB R ing Machine Blower the |rade with floats which would repre- ,‘l keepers should be very much inter- — — — - •large burrow. -------- — ---came to a They (sent not only Thomappie township. Friday everting lhe new Commer- Coville. 2b . H in li»f |*enl not only Thon'aonle tnwnshln estad. placed a barricade of poles across (but P— layt ’<«’ ■ • practice CraklOTd.---«s cause, IS seilCI but the the county; county; so So Nashville nasnviuc and anu *. /“ • Honey price prospects look better the burrow to keep any animal away Fire completely destroyed two Hastings were asked to contribute game with J. C. Penney and won 8 •'‘L’hburn. P. r.L . 4 for thia year. There has been an ad­ while they secured the baby. But a bams, a pig shed and a tool house I two floats each for that procession. ,0 <• Monday evening the Car Seal, W. Knowles, lb 4 vance in prices of all commodities rush of water came up the burrow on the C. C. Pcttenglll farm four The Commercial Club voted unani- team come from behind to defeat “lc\‘“rclsO1', r t *’ j 1 ’ 15 lo 3 count. This coming Sunday and bee supplies are selling high. At destroying the barricade. The ani­ miles south of Delton on M-43 at mously to cooperate. Tlie matter J- ®* £e*“^yJ8. J° ®-A-& 0 there will be two baseball games al Oppenhulxen-Wes Bsctar <L KeihlC,L* this time It looks as though there mal followed the water into the den. team walloped Bankers 16 to 3. Giddings. 3b. 0 Indian Landing commencing at 1:30 “ * " *the“ — was going to be much leas honey When the baby was removed its skull 11:30 o'clock Monday morning, do- was referred lo the proper commit- Herewith are the standings to date Walton. I f. 0 o'clock. First there will be a game Total points, Grandville J. Char­ produced this year. There is a sear- had been crushed. This .animal was Ing damage estimated as high as tee to prepare a report lo be given lotte 0. • 0'between the younger boys and the Pct. W«nt,er- **• 815.000. The loss Is partially covered at the next meeting of the club, white with spots.------------------It had a golden «=“y------------------------------ -- by insurance. 0 qlder boys, following which the reg­ 1000 ” .» be held.----*. Tues­ Hirsch which----will next------week As demand determines the mar- colored tali. In escaping the animal — ular team will play lhe "Huckle। Prompt work by the Hickory Cor ­ day. 1000 KETCHAM-KELLER WIN ket, the beekeepers set no peak or was hit by one of tlie Indians break- . i Total .. .. fire department combined with Kroger . limit to honey prices. They set u Ing off a part of Its tall. This piece ners ' by Washbum two 4n * *»--------MIXED GOLF TOURNEY Bankers . MIDDLEVILLE. 500',I Struck out low price which is as follows; ex- of tall was pdre gold and maybe isfp favorable shift In the wind saved four innings. ----- - -------------- -- — the iiouse. A milk shed directly In 500 ' HASTINGS NETMEN Last Week's Leiter. traded honey wholesale 10c and re- In lhe possession of some Indian to­ -------- ------ -----| John Ketcham and Mae Keller back of the house was smoldering 333,’, Struck out by Richardson nine tn la 11 12c per pound, for comb honey day." Arthur Geukes Is .making many J. C Penney WIN TWO MATCHES *e’r® winners in the mixed fourma Piston Ring 333 five Innings. Richardson walked two. wholesale 12 l-2c and retail 15c per 1 As a reason why lhe Indians fol­ when the Hickory Corners firemen Improvements in his meat market Coniumere uauuicaphandicap ewni at event tnc attiasungx the Hastings 000|i Two base hits,' Crockford. Buehler ' pound. Comb honey is to be 1c less lowed the woman's drcam Mr. Fus- arrived. If this building iiad burst with a new cooler and fine new re­ Commercial Club .. : Three base hits Washburn.* RichCharlotte and Grandville Are Country |Club on the aftamoon of 000 per pound if it is not cellophane ter said: "Indians have college like into flame, it would have spread frigerator show cases and look like jardwin, ’ 1(July ‘4 with a net pt 31. Clyde and » to lhe house-in fact the .tlie best of city marxeu Games scheduled for this week j' Wild pitch. Washburn. Defeated in the Central wrapped. These prices are very while people. Young people go to rapidly , markets. . Mrs. Wilcox were second with 32; July lung, ..... 12. Piston reasonable in respect to other prices ' this place and stay two or three days 'n adv scorched frtwT the°hMt’^f the ■ Davld Chaac had t,oub,e w,th an are: Thursday, | Robert and MY*. Walton third with ' Left on bases five. League'Series Here ready scorched from the heat of the |, ,* vs. Kroger and Consumers* vs. Hirsch I eye for a few days, caused by getand allow that the beekeepers syin- or even longer without eating. They burning barns Hastings. . Hastings netmen won their first i:34. Other scores were a* follows: jtlng something into it while at work Brothers; Friday. July 13. A. A: P pathire with tack ot food buying go to sleep and have dreams. DifAB R H O E two matches in lhe Central League 'Roy and Mrs. Hubbard 35; James Hastings and Delton also sent fire­ (in the market. Much better at last vs. J. c. Penney and Bonkers vs. power In our country. ferent Indians have different iB James. If. „ I tennis tournament Sunday by de- 'Carruthers I. Car Beal. Al this meeting it was decided to dreams. One Indian girl dreamed fighting units, but the flames had!,re porn ' Brown, lb. .. 37. Eddie and Mr*. Van oitcatlng Charlotte 2 to 1 and Grand- Popertng r have a field day and picnic August of a muskrat swimming. When she spread so quickly tluit nothing at all I Claud Rosenberg took his school ■■■• —■—— 3®; James and Mrs. RadHuwtlkome. c.f. 15 at the Apiary of Cameron Me- was older she married a while sailor could be done except- to keep the ,c, bus and 2 pupils from lhe A. B | UPPER BRACKET WINS courts here Grandville in turn de-,,0,u w* wupur IntyTe of Quimby. All beekeepers who was one of Ute crew on a sail fire from spreading. Burning emALPHABET TOURNEY'^:.-., 3 । feated Charlotte 2 lo 0 | BOWNE CENTER. and their wives are Invited. They will boat on Lake Michigan. After her bu­ the th. n»d .^uP. .l»„t . iurur"S ht .'SiSjS . teSuj ’’ "S’I ODonnell. ». 0 Both matches were clow, in each Mrs. Amanda Ervin of Hasting* rned at 10 A. M. | by was born a terrible storm occurred nro-ih ln hls own and reports C. James. 2b. . 0 case Hastings split the singles, leav- j visited last week with Mrs. Jennie - ------------ » • » -----'on lhe ake. Tlie boat started to sink. ■wl^n •Hieeanrels P-U1 arrlve ,‘onle aboul thcright 40,1{match ,n at al Phul *tlf“l handicap golf M oore. nr^OneU^aht thOUl^lt to haw ’“tT started !,larled '' thcy 'julr^^le^rtp'to takeI* the Hostings Country Club R^ “r.fc. . 0 Ing the outcome up lo the doubles Flynn and son. Clare, and John A .. £*. of Ju,y A n,le trt P uke aH right.match at the Hastings Country Club R(MZ . r l Several big tire companies hove The young mother remembered her , ^_,team. and each of the doubles Nash and family. increased prices. Tires are ape- dream. She fastened lhe baby on U rmiHhSUthe thSthiX th^hine and Bome «tP«ience for Claud, wire July 4 the upjx-r bracket defeated T matches were l°*<*r bracket by 36 points In To;,,).................. 34 3 8 24 13 3 daily designed to feel lhe effect* of, her back, jumped into the water and bZ ™ ’inc *Srtand^ltrna re<*nlly lOOk a lr,p 10 Chlca«ostrol\tack In Ini"* took w thc Ex‘«B1Uon whlle' «ch case tlie combined hondlAap for struck out by Rom. two In six I On Friday of this week Hastings and Mrs. Addie Benton were Grand Infiation. ' started to swim for shore. She and the^ou of JfforX^t^to^ .... mn>ngs 8^ outbyoage. two h. 1 will play Grandville there. — Rapids visitors Friday. there on pay. each team was subtracted fr_ *** I Herewith are details of the Mr. and Mrs. Gayion Overiwlt, ' The former employees of the 'otal strokes to get the net score lwo innings. Walked one. matches: • Esther Pox and gentleman friend (Featherbone ,actory factory,* which operated .uv-u |Uwd as basis for w.nnu.g winning. 1 by pitched ball, Moore. wnlcn operatea uasu .or Shieh tentteri ttth here for Bracket, __ wl11 hold thelr .. . ' «ru_ rMU, — t.‘ •™-u «PI»er n bases 13. Grandville vs. Hastings. spent the week end at lhe Century v£!eL an^uikly Xad to Xr .lhe_.’lou“ly al ____ I ‘oT.r br .“.CLrlbracket 2?_L. 1^81. R H F' Fisher d. Becker. 6-2. 4-6. 8-6. u, . ,_________________________ St 11.225 Strokes; lower 100 3 8 3 i Oppenhuizen d. Kennedy. 6-4. 6-3. ( Mrs. John Nash. Marie and Alice, on July 8th. All are inMembers of the upper bracket Hastings . . . 001 100 parts ot the barn In a very few Caledonia 11 1. Fisher-Kennedy d. Al Becker- Mrs. Jennie Flynn and Mrs Ainanvited to attend, bringing their eats 1 team were Ray Branch. Jim Bristol. Freeport . .100 004 03 .. 8... minutes both structures were a mass iand table service. A good time is -R. Harold Becker. 6-3. 0-6. 6-4. da Ervin spent Saturday afternoon (Steve Bristol.Umpires. Will Cook. M. Cook. J. R Knowles. Freeport. of fiames. I Total points. Hastings 2. Grand- with Mrs. Elmer Ellis and family <4 (expected. , Charley .... — Clarke. Dr. Corrothers. Earl Ganuulllet. Hastings. . Fortunately ail the cattle were Mile •I. iLowelL ‘ Clare DrCou. Charley N. Vander Schurr had a horse ' Coleman. saved, as were most of thc hogs hi a | goH.down Charlotte v*. vs. HasUngs. Hastings. I F RFATQ I." <^*rl«tte i Clyde Starke and lady friend at Friday P M. from lhe heat. Doyle, Cliff Dolan. DaVe Goodyear. UFRMnNTUII < shed nearby. Considerable farm I( KelhlV KelhCd. Baird. 6-4. 1-6. 6-4. 1 Chicago were Saturday evening viaU Several of our people are now lo- Les Hawthorne. Roy Hubbard. I >4 VtKMUN I VILLt BLA I b equipment was lost and a brick sllo .'cated ( at their cottages for the sum- ; Kinde. John Ironside and, Frank INDIAN LANDING 15-31 »«■ J ™?-b6:-rhom»-. " seriously damaged. A number of' mer ___ j Don Fisher-Baird d. Town-ZederA large crowd spent the Poulh M mer season. Many Many will will spend spend their their Angell. 'I hogs and pigs perished In lhe ,weekseason. Tliosc on the lower bracket team' Indian landing baseball team ran’baum. 6-1. 3-6. 7-5. I Bowne Center. The Ladles' Aid lakends at lakes Most of lhe flames Ixisscs also Included wheat cottages at Barlow lake are filled up were: John Ketcham. Wilbur Lane, up-against a hard-hitting crowd. Total points. Hastings. 2, Char- Ing big in 883 883 DO. 00. harvested from a total of 70 acre* Ii and some of the old timers are again Dr. IxKkwtxxi. Dr McIntyre. Car- from Vermontville Sunday In a lotte 1. Mrs. Henry Thompson spent Bun­ and considerable hay. The petten-1 ’ Grandville vs. Charlotte. day __ with her father. Morey Moore, roll McGuffin. Jim Radford. Will game at Indian Landing and were (seen on our streets. gill farm U a large producer of live- i C. L. Boley was taken 111 at his Schadcr. Klin Sigler. Dick Stem.iforced to take the short end of al Wes Becker d. Keihl. 6-2. 3-6. 6-4 of Irving. stock and furnished considerable [{daughter’s on Thursday and is now amount of meal for the Battle Creek {{ market. Tlie two large barns have ।I at ( the Claud Rosenberg home 111 in for many years been a well-known land mark. EAST GUN LAKE. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Lost Weeks Letter. •; A HIRED MAN NEEDED Max Goldstein and friends of Chi-, cago called at the Will Crawford To the Voters of the Fourth Con­ home Monday P. M. gressional District: Mr and Mrs. Ray Crawford and You need al Washington, not a daughter and Carl Sheerin spent politician nor the perpetual office­ Monday P M. in Allegan. seeker. but one wire will be your Donna Brown of Chicago Is I employee, one who will endeavor to spending her vacation with her fa-; lower your taxes, assure to everyone ther. security under the law and work, Mr. and Mrs, Parsons of Muske-! not for the things he might desire, gon spent Sunday at the Lee Wat-1 but for lhe things you want. In ters cottage. other words, you want a hired man. Forrest WUlltts of Hastings spent one who will carry out your wishes the week en’d with his sister, Mrs. and serve your needs. Mildred Roush. It is a lawyer's business to secure Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thaxton. Jr., for his clients the rights and priv­ and son. Ernest Thaxton. Sr., and ileges to which they are entitled. children at Otsego spent Sunday at BATHING TRUNKS Unbleached Sheeting Men’« Washable Ties Good Six?? SHEETS To do this successfully he must the Ray Crawford home. 2'/4 Yds. Wide know some law. but. above all else, Mrs. James Null and children were for men, 28-36! Summer Colors Bergeins at he must be willing to work unceas­ in Kalamazoo Thursday P. M. ingly and that with but one object Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carey and in mind—the interests of his client. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carey of Ken­ Il is impossible to see every voter ton. Ohio, have rented Die Heber With th& hit!: A good grade of A huge array of in tlie District. Ask your Circuit or Pike cottage. light weight Probate Judge, any county official, sheeting ata very Miss Jean Schwinn ot Chicago stays in. long wear. 4txM any lawyer you may know who may came Thursday to spend the sum­ low price. Very Zephyr w< Pillow Cases at happen to know me. whether I am mer with the Null children. bargains! serviceable. 15c. match any suit. honest, have the ability, and faith-1 Mr. „, u Mrs. Clarence Warner „„ner and fully serve those Ipresent, and. if! and children of Parchment and VOtl find that I am enmnetent ii,.. Vesta Smith of Swan Lake you competent Anri and . Miss Men'* COOL UNIONS faithful and you desire that kind called on friends and relatives here Silk CHIFFON HOU of representation In Washington. let Thursday evening. Ribbed Cotton Bernier g tops! me have your vote at the Primary. Respectfully. THE LITTLE RED BRICK. —Adv. Glare E- Hoffman. Last Week’s Letter. On and off in a SERIOUS OPERATION UNDER- . . Mrs. Rebecca Craig and "Full faihloaad jiffy! Button GONE BY SHIRLEY W. SMITH. ;Floyd were Sunday guests of For­ shoulder! They’ll The many friends here of Vice- 'rest Potter's of Welcome Corners. Laurence Cooley of Hastings has fit comfortably! President and Secretary Shirley W. . foot! New coL Sixes 34-52. Smith of the University of Michl- । .been working for Charles Woodruff or»!8%-10HI a lew days'this week. gan. Icam with regret of the recent for ' serious operation he had to undergo . Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bolton, SMART SOFT HATS Another Penney Bargain at the University hospital for re- ]Lewi* and Boyd called on Woodland Men’s Preshrunk rnoval of the gall-bladder. In eom- relatives Thursday evening. Sports lenders! Rusaell coats of the U. 8. 8. Tex­ pany with Mrs. Smith he had ex­ ported to sail this month for a .as. Richard Coats of Detroit and Bernard Mate of Grand Rapids much-needed vacation mucii-iieeueu vucaiion oi of six wsecs weeks ; ../ ,3------ . ..-----All-Over Petterm—Fenciesl in England and Ireland, the tatter FrWay wUh Bernard Ham­ Comfortable —■ country being Mrs. Smith's birth­ mond. place. Tlie operation which oc­ I Air. and Mrs. Hugh Furnlss of they match or curred Monday mnming proved to' Hastings called at Win. Straws­ , baugh's Friday. contrast with in Andrew Service was called to Wis­ fully undergone. To date reports of his condition have been most consin Friday to attend the funeral । of a nephew. favorable. White is Right for Al) his friends are hoping for an | Mr. Bailey suffered a sunstroke Summer Wear! Friday and was taken to Pennock early and complete recovery. hospital, but al present is on the gain. MORGAN. Remember our annual school John Van Sickle and family and Catherine McAdams of Lanrlng vis­ meeting is next Monday evening. Everybody come. ited Mrs Wm. VanSlekle Sunday. Dorothy Mead and friend ot Kal­ GLASS CREEK. amazoo were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Mead Sunday. Last Week's Letter. Mr and Mrs. Bert Phillips of Grand Rapids were Sunday visitors Springs spent Friday with her parof 8. E. Draper and family. ilent*. ,...,Roy w„wErway. . and wife. In the Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Andrus of p. M. she entertained the following Carlton spent Saturday with Mr. guest*. MIssas Virginia Havens, and Mrs. Mlles Andrus and Robert.1 Ruth and Genevieve Erway. Katie Bernard and Stuart Rex Draper whittenyire and Anna May Pue of went to Pleasant Valley to their an- 'Hastings. Lemonade and cake were nual school reunion Saturday. 'served and a very enjoyable time Mr. and Mrs. Miks Andrus en- WMJ| spent. Smart, neat-looking cottons with tiny tan, tertajned the former’s daughters,; Anna May Pue of Hastings visited Mr. and Mrs- Clayford Moore, and Katie Whittemore several days test grey or black threads interwoven! Light! Pr.-Shrank children.. Junior and Gloria, of week. ' Cool as a mountain breexe! Patch pocket Marscna. New York, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Alva McOlpetlln and • Cool Mat, Mrs. O. M. •Fellows and daughter. Mr. and Mr*. Robert MeGlocklln coat, wide bottom alack model trousers! Marilyn, of Berrien Springs, the and children and Louie Havens of Nut past week. . | Hastings were guests at Forrest Well-tailored! Excellent fitting! Mr. and Mrs Alfred Noem and Havens', the occasion being his Marion of Chicago are spending birthday. Ice cream and cake were their vacation at their cottage here, nerved. HASTINGS - MICHIGAN Mr and Mrs. Weidman and fam-1 Wm. Havens, Fred Otis and wives lly of Chicago are spendnig two and Forrest Havens attended U>e weeks as guests of Mr. and Mrs. funeral of their unele. Otis Havens, Alfred Noem. at Grass take Thursday. . _5S?*,!1,.£Y L 4 I 2 Lh‘ 1 I WALLACE FEED & SEED STORE PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS COMPANY PRODUCTS WALLHIDE FLOORHIDE SEMI GLOSS OUTSIDE PAINT Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. J * SEE the Only Trained Rhinoceros in the World Ride to Hastings in the Wl Great BARGAINS In Things You Need RIGHT NOW1 GREAT 15c STUDEBAKER 74* ^sBAREAIN 49* Monday, July 16 From 9:45 to 11:00 A. M. BROADCLOTH This big parade will be composed of a caravan of Studebaker Automobiles. Everything FREE Come and see this great animal and this great line of popular cars ... sold by SHIRTS MEN'S SOCKS 5Oc 98c WASH CLOTHS Men’s Sanforized-Shrunk Ladles' Wash Suits SPORT SLACKS GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE CO STUDEBAKER DEALERS HASTIN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, IBM k-««»1<-ww.3-asi;’. ir,iTg—ta..iYta.ta, gjgtsg flrrt3cr-2!a-x.--"'jaffiMaam i stock in the Laming Artificial Stone punsfoinum PIUTC IUTCDCCTIAIP b If LU 111 I LULU 1110. “!good m “SEA SERPENT' OLD STUFF SAYS WITHEY THIS ON CHUI voders camo within twenty miles of Soochow. JapofiSN ofrawn fiew ov­ erhead dally and thc only American aviator-to enlist under the Chinese colors was shot down leu than four miles from the academy. Ths Jap­ anese plant's frequently brought ma­ chine guns Into action st targets real or Imaginary ouUide the city limits, but never turned them on the people themselves. The Rev. McNulty said that when China turned from lhe Manchus lo a republic, she looked to the United Stales as a friend and guide. But. her country was exploited by Amer­ ican financial interests along with those of Europe and when she failed to gel help or encouragement in her difficulties with Japan. China be­ came disillusioned; and began to look toward Russia. Al psesent, the Rev. McNulty believes that the trend there is toward communtam; not a Red or extreme type of com­ munism. but communism in some of its milder and bettef phases. Those who met the Rev. McNulty regretted that hls stay here was so short and that more liine wm not available for discussing Die everfasdnatlng subject of China. star" is old stuff. Bert says that he and Speed Parker saw Che creature ■ , ..... ■ -—25 years ngo. swimming with its 1 (Continued from Page One) Mr. and Mm. W. 8. O'Brien and , ___________ young son w of Toledo. O-.to_________ anti Mrs. 1tween Gun lake and West Gun lake. es. Classes are conducteld both in E Griffith dnd of inIn­ E. E. Griffith dr.d daughters da'_qTh'*rs of In fact Bert said they got such a Chinese and In English. Although dlanapolis, dianapolU. Ind., Ind . were wcrejtouah FJU^lh of of^JuJugood took at It that he could disaupportad partly by tlngulsh dark markings under its j-*- ? z >y guests of Mra T. Phillips. 320 W eyes. (Whether or not this ap- Episcopal missions, no pressure is WO ■» KMl11 8t- Thc OTJriMis. iicconipunlod by Miss Barbara Griffith, returned I jcwlj£ nnd peu>51a,y Wednesday aft-1 f*U. jx-ared to be from dissipation Bert brought to bear on students to bc10 Toledo yesterday after a very, en-lcrnoon ftt wbto|j plaoe she wy| rc.; The finance committee of the didn't । say.) come Christians. About a third of Joyable visit. • Mra. P.Hil>|M U ne ____ mntn______ a coup e of_________________ for the bene-_________ (board of_ supervisors determined that r|___ _______ —________ Bert also admitted that he and the boys who come are from ChrUmother of Mrs. ontntir. granamoin- llt of Hrr hcc health. health.__________________ lit 'it will not be nuwht caught next vn»r year a« as it!; it [Speed had * couple of cool bottles uan homes; others usually express Mr and Mrs. Wm. Stewart ot was this year by so many delln-iwlth them to thc boat to help fill a desire to takeup Christianity, ^3 SJKS.f.T *UYY*V* *z,1 r,“Tft Grand Rapids were in the city Sun- quencics. so it asked lhe county tax [in spare time between bites (figh For these special instruction and and. iUld. Mr:Mrs. ch»yd'fiarcrbft Cloyd Barcroft and and day f)Jr thc purpoav o( attending the commission to, allocate six mills for‘bites that ls>. but In Unrated that the training Is provided. Usually about baby of Grand Rapnb were guests ,funernj of Mrs. Stewart's footer! the county tax. which is 50 per cent: contents may or may not have been 75 pcr cent of those who graduate f‘Cr l*Lrrnt'', ,rt father. O- S. Hadley. more than last year. Even if there, anything more harmless than soda have taken up thc Christian faith; Cooley Thursday They Tj spent .„ Fri­ Mrfl w,n Squires of Big Rapids Ahull be a considerable increase in pop. When asked if he would be several domes have been 100 per day in FrecpOrt Freeport rt rctunnng da> turtiu.;,’ here for ls ending a few days with her par-; dcltoquencles. the county wilt have I willing to swear to this story before ^nl Christian. ' gaturday and Bunday ■ ents in this city. funds to meet ita needs At toast It j a notary public Bert said he Ordinarily from 250 to 300 boys Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Royul Royal Myers and and । Mr. and Mra Frank Patton of seems safe to expect thc county will [■wouldn't mind at all If the notary's attend tlie academy. During 1937 Mr. --- , 'Sumner. -------- - . Mr . .. ----. : ftUUH-t uic well_ with be in good financial trim next Feb- [ commission had Just expired—but and 1928 classes were discontinued -*<>11 und -M.'s. Prairieville were III in Ithis city Myers and dauehtcr. daughter. Arlua. Arlua Mr. Mr. anu and (frlcnds pa_st. wcvk i. , Mvers und .—..u iruary. by which time a considerable would swear to lhe presence of the because of unsetUed political con­ Mis. Wm. noviii Cavil! and daughter. VC1k .- wm und H .ueiwr vciJohn Il0tCbkiss and Miss j----------part at the two bottles before anyone. .u- December n-—K— tax .------will .... have ...... I.™ .-OH-; Ke/edlttons. Il reopened with an cnlimt. Mr. and Mrs Jesse Gavitt. Mr Nellie Knappen arc in Cleveland for been paid. *“*“------• — —— , --------, Another resident of ■Gun lake, this rollment of 100 and now has a toand Mrs --------Loren---------Myers....... ntid Mr. and a two weeks'visit. A BREAK FOR WALLACE. -----------'I With the Horton money to be paid time a woman, has admitted seeing tai of 313. Obllu. tt 100 word* or lo**, I. II. o«rr.» nt 100 I Secretary of Agriculture Wallncc Mrs. Harry Decker nnd ion Murray by the state to tlie county next fall thc monster only a few days ago. The Rev. McNulty returns lo tills HINDH CORNERS. '*«•*.. „ ., . ,, ntlrnrfed attended the the Mvcrs Myers family family reunion reunion COMMUNICATION. it will retire the outstanding Covert Strange as It may seem tlie creature country only once tn six years. Gon­ » word. mcS Brur. <rJ. has Former- Preside nt Herbert Hoo­ at Lake Odessa. July 4. Mr. and Mrs Frank Francisco of All obituary po»try July 3. 1934. road bonds of $11220. which is all was also swimming in the narrows scquently he is likely to notice con- Freeport spent Saturday night and publULwi on ver to thank for the fact that hW Mr. nnd Mrs A I. Stauffer and Hastings Banner. [tlie county owes. The orginlal peak between Gun and West Gun lake sjdcrablc changes that have taken Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hastings, Mich or tiic covert road bonds In 1928 was and also had dark markings under place between trips. Of lata years Haynes. the calamity of a nation-wide short­ Falls. Pa.. are spending a few weeks [Dear Sir JOB PRINTING. about $400,000. That.. has been re- Its I eyes. . he says that he has been impressed at the farm home ( of Wl W.|| H.you Schantz Mr. and'Mni. Harold Striker and pjeuse. Rjvc publicity to duced to $11220 and tills will be reEric Norberg, we apologize. age of grain. Because of the activi­ o. with the materialistic trend ot of Athens. Mrs. Millie Haynes and taking a lew b;u;> (..im the rly-|lhp following information arising tired thtsvear.' American thought People here seem family ties of thc Grain Stabilization Cor­ rr On thc other side at the river in .from problems being .... presented tot Thus .. .... . .1 Mrs. Htaina of Baltimore spent SOUTHWEST WOODLAND.' . It can be teen that the board 10 lhlnk mostly in terms of dollars and poration created by act of congress Butternut Grove me encamped Mr. > ,the Western Michigan Branch of the of supervisors and the officers re­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. rmd Mr> Guy M.klr, ,rc I; . nnd cents. He atC ta M uta »»»>declared that possl- Haynes and family. wuc nu-uv«.»j v. । . u* (.unuuiun* Hiccvu«nyo wood tarrmU ol « ««n pound „ tte dcp „„m n 1. drtr-ln, tame during the Hoover regime to absorb and Mr... W. Jf. Patterson an.1 ?ont ' Michigan o.u.c State code Authority of | sponsible fog conducting the county's .“. blv the deoresslon is drivltur home .plrllu.l v.ljm are Mrs. Clara Brown spent a couple YOU CANT PRINT THAT. grata surpluses and hold In storage tVm. Sam ueightoy and djutthter the Trucking industry al Grand I business haw wisely planned to put boy «ho tartved the FourUt ot July. lh’ Dorothy, also Chas. Courtney, ml of 1 Rapids [the county in good financial condi- He «UI uruwer to the luta ot Ver- „„ ob)ccUve. ol of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. In commenting on George Scldcs' until U»ey might be dLsjxsscd of ___ No _________ ___ __________ “ Beaver Fails I a Thc registration office at 15 Mark-i Hon. doubt ____ this_ year and next non Dean. Ben Bunnell of Kalamazoo at their book, "You Can't Print That." Muri without glutting tlie market, the C. Gcschwliul of Grand Rapttl; < t ^ti«u-l 8 W . will be ojwn on all a considerable payment will be made] matte Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hcrahbcrgor Soochow population about 500,000 cottage al Fair lake. DcFoc, editor of the Charlotte Re- government today has on hand rc- Visited Mr. and Mrs. Burr TuiWet week days, including Saturday aft- nn the county’s de|xx;lts in thc failed of Missouri spent from Tuesday till met^d in tbe fiat delta country Mrs. Dorcas Chatman of Hastings Such poymente. wether Sunday with M. brother. W.tar * KvmtartS .nd lernootis. for thc present A number tank.,. publlcan-Trlbune »ays: "It was a wrvra estimated at between .150.- Friday. Is visiting Mrs. Clara Brown tills have been coming on Sundays, hut with payment of delinquent taxes Heranocrgcr. th(? ••yenjCC of china" because sort of news behind the news resume OOO.OOO and 200 000,000 bushels. What .. canals In fact 2 \ cannot bc^erved. Any one from any and thc Increased amount of taxes I Mr. and Mrs. Torrence Townsend, of important events covering the a Godsend this is going to be to a. The tonsumcr ■ Club conststmi; of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and t nf tl„. Mnlc may registered fpr this coming year will amply care Mr and Mra. Paul Townsend and h<_ thc cll hftg many canafj thl3 brBnch World war period. Every newspaper nation which has hud to sit by help­ Ir and Mry Will Schnder. Mr and for all demands against the county. Miss Grace Leckrone, Waller Milstreets- likewise the neighboring son visited their son. Johnnie, at the „teta.y. ttaj camp nt Pine lake Saturday. ' Secure the complaint forms from • end mould le.ve . pood .urpta .t let .nd Mr .nd Mr. Fred Mllb ot man leaves news of this type ou; of icsaly and watch its major crops dc- MrRobert Phillips went, Tuesday on [ Battle Creek spent lhe Fourth at roads. Roads have been entirely every issue of hls publication. It is -troycd by a severe drouth. The and...Mrs. ...... Earl Caidwell and Mr and your local post office Name» of the Hie end o( 1935 complainants arc not used .when1 — ... explained --------- -------— «ek — the ' As we last »*rk « T^JXned’ »”•’•<»«* “»«« "“nU/. »« a' four days’ trip north with thc part of the job. in fact, it Is at times clearsighted action of a man who Mrs A H Cancth spent Monday at such request Is made. W<? aid in the _ .. fund .... Mrs. Harley^nmetl Narrow cobblestone and brick Boy Scouts and had a wonderful general of the ..... county had been. | ----- ^gnd ------- ----------------. -------------time. . a major part of the job. to know knew what he was about will helpthe tatters cottage at Wall lake. making of complaints, when thc reduced so largely that this month j mid children andMr. and Mrs. Dale Mr. hikI Mrs. A. A. Allardyce and tacts u arrant Any kind of com- would have exhausted It. That Is the । Townsend spent lhe FourUt al pathways along the banks of Uie Mr. and Mra. Will Moore spent .ta. .0 Hint. - Ttta npr^M. . Mr. W.Utae Io work hlutall <ta ul M canals, handled Uic land traffic. plaint may be covered in lliese forms fund from which are paid most of Camp Mack.Mm Word r-rmn -nH bcaU carrying the main bulk of Sunday afternoon in Hastings with philosophy of journalism that a critical situation. Ttr'" Chicagn. nnd James anti Fred Iron­ -about her mother. Mrs. Bump. non-icgistrunts. tariffs, the county's expenses. We explained Mr. and Mrs. Ward Green and should be much more common than side nnd Wm A. Johnston, ot Dc- wages, mid those that sneak out for last week that thc finance commit- daughter. Mr. and Mra. Harry Band­ commercial and passenger traffic. Edd Holley and two sons of Kala­ T He said that only a few months ago mazoo visited Mr. and Mrs. Burrell It actually 13. The movies have been A LOGICAL SOLUTION and* — sons and* Ralph Rise nnd bin.. tec of the board, the county officers *brook ----- "■ — '— . he saw hls first automobile In 800- Phillips and family Sunday. criticized for playing up sensational ,-uumv meetings mcv.ua. In ... any o..va sizeable M.. concerned ----------------------------------and thc county - — road -------corn- Umlly ot Woodlpnd spent tlh0 ‘ chow.According to government soil cx- party nt Waif lake at the Tobias cot­ , Public tage by John and Ah x Ironside this ,po:nt Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tobins and [point may w lx- iirranavu, arranged, when omii such .... inissioners inct -and .......arranged for the. Fourth at Clear lake. films, disregarding common decency’ pert* thc answer to the recent dust 1 ............ ....... -•—-------- ■*««r niwM.t «.s»nn <ra>n>wy Mr. mid Mrs. Chas. Farlce and , Tile city Itself is surrounded by sister, Mrs. Mell Hendershott, of a wall built 3,500 years ago. Many Kalamazoo, spent thc Fourth with for the sake of boosting box office storms which arc gradually stripping Mr and Mis Chas Potts and son. ,so all concerned may attend. —.he — <„nd. ------------------------—Ftartl, ,--------------------------------. -n... »i ThomBODle take* jiXXl'rtcS“ SXTlX their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. receipts; likewise, we believe that great areas In thc west of rich top Richard. Mr und Mra G. M. Barnes representative of the Code Author- to the general fund. Tins money Fourth nt Thomappie lake. "™“ Al *’ l"nc" .tS Hy will attend—explain, recteter. aid lx" repaid when the December .Mr nnd Mrs. Wayne Hershbcggcr pass one another. Some of the Tobias, and Marian. Mrs. Hender­ shott remained for the rest of lhe news, and other sordid, sensational considerable area ot the west now Tuesday for Pentwater for ten days' c.ii rates and tariffs for any vne or ; tnxe-. come in It is borrowed from) of Missouri. Ralph Hershberger and1 wider streets (twelve feet) are be- week, nnd Marian went home with any group Interested In one general mie county fnnd that had the money [friend of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs.[ Ing further enlarged to a width of details of life for Hie mere sake of under cultivation was a great pas- outliu; • • ----• rates-such as *n order to supply another county Walter Hershberger and son. Chal- thirty feet. Almost any place in her father for lhe rest of the week. promoting circulation. One might ture turc land iand on which whlcb thousands thou.u\n<b of ot Mtas Gertrude Smith, who ncrom- uuu.i. ..U.K,,. |... fed ehverv. local cart promotbig ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Tiin Burke of Has­ ....tv--.-, local cartwhichdid not have the need-1 mer. spent Sunday with D. Loren : r‘» o-ranuiy tings •P spent Saturday rvemng evening Int thc argue that this low quality of news head of cattle and sheep grazed. The ^1n“ * fn,7n HwreXhis” '*' localmoving, coni deliveries. .'^‘‘■'-'•1’ S«ch a transaction docs, Hershberger and family at Liberty •age. of 10 feet. Wells hom(. Of mm gusie ana. John Jonn and and Barbara Barbara depth . , water , , ,for. drink\ Iw cirlvouair Phillipa. i-iinnpa. taxpayers a cent. Mills. Indiana. and jdtotoplaj-s are out in response grassy turf held Hie soil in place ,e‘,‘k to iAqun Ohio; to fisit her haulers of milk. w«m! haulers, and not cost the Inir therefore have to u Lancaster -... . . fre o«hcra Wl with' I Durrr11 Ls Burrell is home from Wi arp arc sure our our readers readers can can see see [ Hershberger Hershberger returned returned home ’ ’ *’K to public demand; that when people nnd prevented the type of windfriend. Miss Marie McKinnlc. Pk.tsc report employers that arc ,h:C lhP finances of Barry county them to visit their grandparents. ?*. '.’’^y fit^t^drtJk 1 b Ilhe CCC on a u» <*«y»' vacation Tobias vUil visited J*ltevPMcNull?arrived In Boo- 1 j < MMr, J and Mrs. W. O. Tobias cease paying for this sort of 'stuff" erosion which has .been particular**' “J * “ ” '* **" aidin-• non-compltanre al'.h the cxlc =“<' carefully handled and that by Mr and Mrs Harrison Blocher. in anv manner M,d “f thu >'ar 'hr «*“»»>' »“1: Hoyd Williams of Battle Creek. I _h„’r *!7' •’> »«»“« Creek Sunday. thc movie producers and editors will ]y noRceabIe during the past two Mrs George Whitcomb, of Grund Mr, t and of pl..le» rumta l> in. "I -'ll ln<ltMrtnr» ..nd tav.- Mr, K W Prrrta ol IWU! "'ll, chin. »nd Uta hhtam? : n *!,' nd. Mrs. Lewis McIntyre ' *»“» 11 “J-’™ *“ "'r> >«"■ WU.d erosion Is Just A, de- Rapids were guests of Mr. ............. . ..Ml.ta Wlnre Jul, and Mrs ISlh. II you 'umh to mn l »U ordinary and po«. Mr. 1. H William, and srand-! n“ m*dl । Btalord* vWUd - ■-“-■f bls mother. Mrs. well but we still believe that pro- stmetive as water erosion and Just W. N. Chidester over the fourth . ,, Mary McIntyre. McIntyre, Friday evening at have registered voii will be notified sibly even some extraordinary, do- daughter. Thelma, called on Chas. a,.vc Mary |I People who have never been there w q Tobias' ■* ----------* — *■"■*----- '— -----------ofMr. and Mra O. H Osborn nnd of arrival of your plate for your mands. Enrly in 1935 when the De- | Fnrlee and family Thursday. duccrs and publishers in *charge hard to cure; both can make desthese important mediums for the crt landa oul of fcrtl]c r(.cJon$ Wallace ami 'Miss Bettie Osborn equipment. ccmbcr taxes will be mostly paid., Mr nnd Mrs Henry Cole and son.' are likely to think of China as hav- ; MrJ[ McIntyre attended thc Mcleft J\ Frtday'for Wall lake and will Ing a homogeneous population. intyrc reunion in Kalamazoo SunTlie Executive Order of the Presicounty should be on easy street. Bobby, of Woodland spent Sunday spcaklng spread of culture and information Oraas u lhc crop for w||lch spM|( |K' the same language, with day ' "' e summer a! their cottage • ----• $nlexs some unforeseen and umx- I evening with Lawrence Lucas. [ dent compels code compliance in have a responsibility which rises sop ts eminently suited, government therc. 1[ J Mrs Harley — — ----------r*11 a uniform culture and national; MeD Hendershott and Floyd ToRev -and Townsend 'connection with registration and al- lectcd emergency shall arise. above dollars and cents, even Urough expert My and nbout lhe «ily alms. he said. Such is not Uic case. bias nf Kalamazoo visited the JatI called on Mrs Guy Kantncr Friday THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY however hwr '"‘r 'Ur- parents. Mr. and Mra C. M. It is very essential to remember Hint to tJlc ^0^ erosion afternoon. Other callers during the conducted under the codes, includ­ .. —— —— ------. Cyrus n Marshall of Nn.-hvii: In thc first place there are many Sunday. July 15. will be promotion a business which cannot meet curing contractors, and established day fh tlie Sunday School those be­ week were. Mrs. Lois Grant Schrcn- variations of the Chinese language Tobias. Sunday, and brought Mariproblem. They recommend. n .. res-- 1^5 mis jy-cp QlTIl visiting VLMlUlg his II sister. Mr- J .an home and took Mrs. Gladys Hen­ dcr of Grand Rapids. Royal Frantz rent expenses worn be ol value to toration of this affected region to _ son MU: McElwain Hili' week. Mr Ma. - • —-.................. . -• ’.-..in i'uls . People In cities or rural cominunl- dershott to Kalamazoo. They all anyone very long. . .. recently eniduatcd from thc eral money involved lit part or tn ciu-'-sc* according to age and progress and family and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ward ties only a few miles apart often spent Bunday afternoon In -Nashlts original condition—one of the shall Grectt and daughter. Houghton Mining tjrhnoj ami .mkUi whole have difficulty In understanding one 1 ville with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mor­ made. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Russell Knntner. finest natural pasture laiid^s In expects to leave (or Arizona or New For instance, he said, ! ganthaler. Mrt and Mrs. Joe Bell REPENTING AT LEISURE. The young people's class enter- Willis Kantncr and family ot Hns­ another. world. tallied the Ban tie Id young people that in Soochow a word pronounced Movie magnates arc now probably General Manager. Saturday evening at- Mill lake with j. tings, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Knntner In a certain way means righteous; j of Maple Grove were also there. Friday th-- County Press Associa­ । Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Abbott of I and son nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Levi regretting thc fact .that they were Western Michigan Branch Mich tion wits cluinnlngly entertained by In a town only fifty miles distant, [ Battle Creek spent Thursday after­ A JOB THAT PAID. . ... — Kantncr were Sunday guests of Mr. Authority. rude to a group of Catholic church u. W. Godfrey and unu his iita ca- Trucking Code ~ .......... . 15 Market e.kv Ab...n nn, «ert pm.ru »n,l | and M„ Tor„n„ J. tlie same word is used to express noon with her brother, Mr. nnd Mrs. Add career tn journalism: William Brother tiniablc wile nt r> Frtxymrt Mine Host St. S W . Grand Rapids, Mich. sin. This will convey some Idea of W O Tobias. officials who came to talk with them Randolph HcuTst. who luis reaped Samuel » very r.ta n.r.e rrpor Km Sun-1 „ B P|UJ (h 7it’T”' Sninui-l R-.iish Roush prepared i>:**ir.irc<l all tin 'excelexcel___ ___ ' du e erring lhere will b, .. yorrns „,c|, „mUI„ „„ „loMM „ what not only foreigners but the [ Mr nnd Mra W. O. Tobias and In regard to better films. Out of much pronf'from the field of ycl- lent menu in honor of the occasion. sot th prople... Surwi .. rrke •■. Bantald.! ,h „r Mr M„ w„a Chinese themselves are up against. Mr. nnd Mrs. Keet Tobias end chil­ this rebuff grew the "Legion ot De­ low journalism recently hnd two sick ind 11 unnece^.Min to state that m Dorothy Walton . H'diininn nt , J. , , , The Rev. McNulty has seen many dren called on Mr. and Mrs Edd -beginning at fl8 P P. M. M- *ith with nn an urnent urgent' Green at Jordan lake Friday eveand Thursday cency" which has already forced „ i k t.. .. < ‘‘he ten mile drive pul all present in Wcdni-’day night u Invitation to all. I ning. A hamburg supper was en­ profound changes take place in । Traver of McOmber Friday evening. giraffes among thc inhabitants of a i;r ,, ;K . r tr i ni to enjoy » Talking over with Bernice Walton. Bollywood to take notice and Is i China. When he went there twen- ■ Mrs. Mell Hendershott of Kala­ KMchani. rural mail carrier Joyed by all. private menaaerle on hi- luxurious *oF*intcmt’L'»’ihe"craf«.7»nd nnd outOtL> ty-flve years ago. thc old Empress­ of Dowling, lias an extension of growing stronger week by week. Pro­ Miss Margaret Pehm of Detroit. Dowager had been dead but a year mazoo railed on Miss Busk- Phillips and extensive country estate. So he a vi>H to Rev. Holmans chicken -, fourteen miles added to his present Friday evening. ducers wouldn't listen to reason; but wired Uito the office of hls Los Anand pleasant social hours Wil! Dipp oi south of Freeport Sun- route which becomes Immediately Mrs Sherman Smith and Mrs. Vel­ ■ and young Henry Pu Yl. present1 Mr. and Mrs. Gum Kline and va Komraiis and children of Has- .... 'f rn"J nunc ana they will listen when tlie force of made thc meeting a most pleasant day afternoon effective taking in a part of Hope lings were guests of Chas. Farlce ■ ■■Jhp ^J..., er* D,rn gelcs pajier "Get me conscientious, one. — ------------ the ---- dau uaufti. Mir...< ■ccompanlcd an.jinpamca Mr. . Mr and Mrs F L Walton. Ralph towiiAnip, souu- of Johnstown and a Sunday the censorship cute down the dink­ Mr. and Mrx Batlerlee of on Ole the ,hr<mr throne Th -rtten "’ came the **ov- ttI1d Mrs. Fred Bechtel and son of' reliable, man to care for giraffca. Mr. nnd Mrs D. A Bawkcr re- and Bernice and MIM Grace Bn- few patrons In Burry. This combined m£rvL°£Jhe. Mk "Sh,S T2“* Dr to Indiana to attend n ing of cash at thc box office. Salary fifty dollars a week." Im­ turned T’uesday from u visit with hi^ nits culled on Mr and Mrs. Dole wittv his Baltimore territory makes Vermontville were callers there In Suri Yat Sen as head of the pro-1 birthday gathering Bunday. the afternoon. With the Russell Mott and family and hls mediately thc place, watf In a Hurry ,-istcr, Mrs S. J Russell m Bristol Saftcrlee of Northeast Odexsn Sun- a long drive. Mr. and Mra/Glenn Wotring and visional government. MICHIGAN'S Q&EAT They also visited Selah Thomiur. of day evening Miss Bernice also called Mr and Mrs. Orllc Fisher visited daughter. Betty, spent Sunday with country unab e to unite solidly be-! mother. Mrs. Eva Moll, of Barry of excitepient as twenty-seven mem- v -,.ual ■ at tbr Balduft home While speaking -In Pontiac Prairieville relatives Sunday after­ Frecf Wotring at Nashville and Bet­ hind a republican government there nnd Mr and Mrs. Renna Moll of Jacnb Ruckle of Grand Rapid* noon also called on friends in live has been an almost corulanl string th e Hendershott district spent Sunccntly. Chase Osborn named thc bers of the staff hastened to apply Creek, who recently met with a serlty remained to spend a few days. for lhe Job. oils accident by falling from a toad was a guest at Frank Walton's Good Will district. clvU war and minor rebellions day with their sister. Mr. and Mrs. four men who in ins opinion The U. B Sunday School picnic i-f wood anti breaking his breast bone MLw Hazel Henry. Who lias been with provincial war lords and brig. Spellman Casey, and family thc FTcatost in Michigan'.- history. ,aiid was quite badly hurt Mr BowkMr.. and Mrs David Raymond of teaching at Detroit. U spending a will be held this Thursday at Lake .. । I MUs Georgia Newton accompanied THE SALES TAX er also tello somj pretty good fUh Grand Rapid' called at Will Mish- part nf her vacation tn this locality Odessa park. His selections were: Lewis Cuss, "a Life in China is never entirely Mr and Mrs. Ronald Haynes arid', stories. ■ icr's Tuesday evening and Jacdb and Is the guest tills week of Miss giant In any time and place;" Henry , Mr. Farley has practically abol­ devoid x>f excitement, the Rev. Me-1 wn t0 the celebration at HasUngsJ to think bad things about Hie state Mrs Z. WiHiiini. and daughter of Ruckle. who has been visiting tn this Lena Bryant. * ished the deficit In .... hls department Nulty said, because one is never too Wednesday R. Schoolcraft, student and writer administration every tune we fork Grand Rapid-, returned Sundav vicinity, accompanied them home ,tt Mr and Mrs. Milton Trafford and | Stickers reading "We Do Our Port" certain Just what is going to hap--------- ' , alter a weeks visit with Mr. and on Indian tore; Zacharlah N. Chand­ over the extra few cents Mi and Mrs J Pnortvlcit. MIm Mr. and . Mrs William Blanford j should now be posted upon those pen next Several times the gales ' fl has been estimated U>al it takes in v>nnccEdSW Mi ■ Bi 11< !('■<■ B-ulah Crniptr nnd little Nora Ann spent the Fourth at Midland park, overworked and underpaid post office of Boochow have been closed against1 89,760 dimes laid side by side to • ler. statesman of thr Civil war Hon with a purchase. Yet we be- accompanied them home, rctumdf/ Duffey of Grand Rapids called on Uirratcned invasion* several times make n row a mile tong, but a good' era; James B Angell, former presi­ ■Gull lake, and attended thr Inter-‘employees. the Monday. Mr nnd Mr> H A Cramer and fam­ denominational Bible etmfercncc I troubles with Japan have made thc, many housekeepers will tell you ---------- — <♦> dent of Ute University of Michigan, ily Fxlith Cramer* who has been which I* r.t111, in session there mci.»t creditable pieces of legislation Th™ -I 'v Any motion to go off the red ink situation rather tense. (that in these days they have to who "gave thc first add greatest .tali UMM Crnn.-i.Kk Ita . |™anil Mta‘ Mbv, Virginis Wilcox accompanied | standard will be favored unanl- [ During the recent unofficial war make-one dime stretch .farther titan Thry city, came home with them. stale university to America.’■ betwwfi Japan and China, the In- that. the'Bryant and Ford and lhe Henry . mously sored. It has removed Hie main «ul vi-,R thetr old home ; S-. Mn Frank Walton was u Sunday families to Beni on Harbor Wedncs- [ Cementing on this notabiC array. burden of state taxation tjoin real John* before returning, guest of her brother. Will Dipp and day where they spent the day i Muri DeFoe, editor of thc Charlotte estate and personal property and family, of south ot Freepwl. Rr.vmnnd and Duane Woodman­ FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY Republican-Times, claims that "The equalized the load among all citlMr and Mrs. L. A. Andrew of see. Neil Isham. Neil Reese. Vera w Michigan man greater chan all four zens Iltousandi. and Jacqueline B ibcock are among i p<.-jple -are for -1,/ends and relative* in tin* vicuiny aunt. Mrs" Minnie*Bouck" ~* is Chase OibDra. Jiimseif ' There a ho ar<- enrolled at the Health ’ the first time in their Ilves paying says the worst thing Kansa.Mra j l> Knowles o! Freeport those Foundation Camp at Pine lake at are many who will agree with HUs some form of direct taxation *ldr the to contend with is the populists ytsit»<l Mrs Jennie Pnrdcc Sunday present. opinion. As a statesman Cluse Oa. . J T Hannah'of Grand Rapid-, afternsen Nyla Jean Pierce and Vida Jane 1,3 ’ b‘‘“n ,hc KU’’*1 °r, lr" »^ Mrs. John Kreto and children ol Sproul were guests of their aunts. I bom compares favorably with thc karnine* learning from per:-ij;al experience hi re for thr ;t ffew —r day... li ft this jjorth - -Fourth wi'.h thc “ past Bowne sttent- thc Mrs. Albert Kibltnger and Mrs., best that Michigan has produced; as whavrtaxation means; nnd may thus nmnilng tor Belmont. New rnrwimnn. « Yorkv„rt - trv Jennie Pardee. Value in milk consists first of the abundance of its food elements to nour­ Aaron Bchwucho at Battle Creek a scholar of wide intellectual attain- qulcker „ ti, , comprehend ,<4v >uvi wiii% the Jact that c w “!’d *,,r' t John Ea.sh accomixtnicd the ish the body. But a higher value, because it saves danger from dis* ment M U In ■ vlu. by hulutlt. hai heath and wife, th-. Miam> f rank county Agent K K. Vining to Lan­ last wefk and left Sunday for De­ ... .... williams. Sarah Horton and Emma .in,. Mnndnv tn nttetit* -t-n chib troit. ’ ease, and gives a sense of security to the user, is CLEANNESS! There arc many specialists who to .c* aa.nninc Mona“> 10 nucntJ * « "UU Tlie Cemetery Circle will meet this to be be nald paid for. for, bv by the the Oconto people who who ask ask «™ira Smith are $amping at w.fli WJIl l.ho lake, week on Thursday for dinner and, know more about otic particular them. The sales tax. in our opinion Mrs. N T. Diamond and ‘daughMrs. A. T Eash. Helen and John, thc Ladies' Aid will serve their din­ subject than Chase/very few who ■is a much fatrft- tax titan any form*’'*r f Jotence ’*“* •-»» “*“'« - of Lake visited at »• Ervin Mbiller's t J'- -or an extended visit with her Odessa Thursday. Keith Mishler ac- ner the following week on Thursday. । have a^Stnnpfc'elienMve understand­ ■ July 19. sixer. Mr*. Ray Dunlap. ---------.. — ». ----------------------------Highlands Dairy milk cocnes from 014 own conipanied Hmm home and stayed is then placed In'our refrigerator, where it is ing of such a wide range of sub- tried. Tlie members of the Cemetery Dr. Clarence Lathrop haj re­ till Sunday when Urey took him tested and accredited herd The cows are cooled to a temperature just above freeling. Circle arc urged to be present at turned from Detroit and will assist home. • their meeting this week at their Is properly housed and fed, and kept in clean If is kept on ice In the milk truck until it is Personally >c make no pretense n . . .1 his father in hls profession for a Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schulz of Grand Important business to be brought up r 1 lim^rdphs While at least. For the past two stables. Human hands never touch thc milk delivered al your home. of having^ sufficient knowledge of Ata of men .re bejinpln. to en- .fe-^jriuTo. Se'o^i hS from the time It is taken Into pur clean milk The Bute of Michigan, after a thorough in­ HOPE CENTER­ all the public figures who have help­ Beatrice Dunning oL Delton spent । house until it is delivered at your door. Every spection of our plant and herd. authorized us ed make Michigan history to class­ Jo} golf again, now that they have p^al in Detroit, and taken an active Mbs Elda Shaeffer visited her sis- . Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and bottle is washed and sterilised. The milk is to seU our milk at Grade A. It coats no more ify them accurately as to rank, but tome business to neglect.—Detroit part in the surgical work ol lhe in- . ter. Mrs. Esther Slater of Linden, Mrs Chay McDermott. • stitution. ' mechanically conveyed to the bottler, and lhe on that acooqAt. We sell it Pasteurised or We can say without danger of exag­ Nbwa. from Monday till Wednesday and Mrs. Lucy Leonard and daughler. . , ,. ! Mrs. W. M Puffer and daughter. bottle automatically capped. The bottled milk Raw as you prefer. geration that if any of them are cf With the oil code inere^lng the!Anna, nt Manistee, paid friends in then returned to her work hi Gosh-,. Chrystal. and Mrs, Floy McDermott en. Indiana. . attended Hie funeral ot Mrs. Will greater caliber than Chase Osborn. price of gasoline, the public will pay ‘t^aC“y * “*** *U“ itS‘ Mr. and Mrs. Emery KUne of Hayward Saturday afternoon. LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH OUR GRADE A MILK. OT even as great, we have had our i Pleasant Valley spent Bunday at Sunday guests at the Fred Ashby through thc hoac—Arkansas GaMl.s Helen MiUspaugh of Petosshare of notable leaders. CALL PHONE 2651 AND WE LL DO THE REST I home were. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt «tu. , key is visiting friends in Uib vi* Harold Yoder's. . Mr. and Mra Will cougrijf Iz>» < daughter Houldsworth andof little |cinity. • J StatUUcUn advises us that worn- '“ftoter vb8uncUy al MrS- JcnnlC and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hom of MARKS OP EDUCATION Peter Rlckrnmore Rlckrnmore of of Cressey Cressey visI BatUw Creek. • . IM ctar.ti.rt.uc.hKh m purtta.c K Kr „„t ol n^lMd irtencu in the cuy tta iklttr^g"^ .Wt|tui Sunday gueota at thc Chas. Mc­ nark an educated man? According neckwear sold In the United Blates. Mrt of ■ Stub Osborne of Preepprt Monday Dermott iioine were. Rev. Kring ol to Charles F. Thwlng, prealdrat And a glance at the .average man s FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY'. evening. Cloverdale. C. L. fextar and family Telephone 2651 ::*■ Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: -Hastings, Mich. 1 of Hastings. Mrs. Queen Meyers land tmeriius of Western Reserve Uni- tie rack will disclose that he wears Mrs. A. S. l>an of Uib city, who ■ ” vwrsitv. aie of the fmemat author- only J5 per cent of hls ties-Arkin- iu* been ln P°°r heallh for wven*1 ’ They «ay. a simple Phr*w used daughler of Cincinnati. Ohio, and . «m ra. rmnL U*'“Ar“n-, years, ha* gone to Loraine caunty. by people who are unwilling to a»- C. M. McKay and family of Battle M oo education in the United,s&s Gazette. * onto, where she haa relatives and ■»ume reajjotuibillty fc» tbe story. Creek. COOK DUOS. ISIlm. necessarily accept--new ideas. Reasoned convictions the while w mquMtlra mlo«. A ready use of good Bigllsli (or .Kn'i'St.TUT . f _______________________ whatever one's language.may be), '•'kbaeri»ti«:i M»IL pmijxU: | Appreciation of ordinary business IX BABJtt CuUNTY. ONI EBAH. $1-<K> Hi paid la ta*ane«.) obligations. IMjiAHHY(C0yx'Tt^6iX MONTHS $o« I An understanding of and Interest IN BA^tRY COlrtmr? THRBK M0N7UIB( in P* 111110 aziaira MTairs. puouc . IN ADVAXCB -— a»c An ImpressiveAn t Impressive thing about this list PDTIIDN BARRY COUNTY. ONN Uta Utab .VW.U aumwruuc. YBAR IN ADVANCEI mov .11 Iw. oconirerf without n forrOBBION SUBSCRIPTIONS. ONE — all be acquired without a I r may ' YEAR IN ADVANCEZ2.00 mal education. They depend on ADVEKTJSRiQ kATEa. qualities which can be self-deI.J •Sr.rtoUc r.i~ .. .rphe. vdoped college training may uMLn |M1. « r "Or ta. 7 .r^.ir'nn raPm h,,t .tav. .11 •lutaiwokm ltak one in acquiring them bu above al. — ic . word fur »*«b in more Imjwrtant than tlie lecture lh*-“ 'ie’ E*cl1 hall, class room or study schedule - 10 Rwrau'c™ iVl’tord •nd- *s Hie personal equation. ■KVENTY-NINTH TEAR). TEN YEARS AGO TODAY , (Continued from Page One) j Jo)uuliO(1 WtotaavUla,/------------ ----- . Jn lhc c|tJ. Jaal week, the «h*U have fair crops thia year iff o( hU brothCr-ln-law. Mr. Ed. the county, selling at better prices Drown Muu 8^, ^t^ned Ulan , KBr M0 the del|n_OO- W^hhe »WhU Values in Milk WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY �TH WAmWOB BAWmtB, WWMAT, HJLT 11. 1M4 felSyrSr1 BOARD MADE ALLOWANGES FOR CLERK HIRE SVSiVK; ^S ^^ S To B.fUt.r ..d Trewarwu m New Law* Greatly In* ibecatju he b required to dhburae orease 016 VBriou> fedmi uivaou Their more Work worx l,Of'relief agenda. The board voted . a.™., j a Weddings SlZon’ll, cw* ROAD PR01ECTS TQTAL 54,000 ooo qq Mr. Rising served on the Barry I ’ County Road OommUrion for a Of children, Mr. * Total, Barry Gats 27.6 “«•. or Improved Bead .1 Oost of $28,066.86 and children attended a pfcxlc cessful farmer and hl* fine herd; honor of Mra. Hall’s birthday Prairieville public park Bunds?. FOX-TOLLB8 WEDDING. ot CWA workera alate trunk lines LAUREN80N—FRANDSEN. CVK mM ' on lln “ . nattamal prominence In the dairy A very pretty wadding took place tn HastbS and road Pro*cU earned a In tlie presence of the Immediate o ’ clock M ’ iota: or n.4&34 hj.uhm . al two o'dock Sunday afternoon at toU1 of 83 ® 4 44 according to HIT families and a few intimate friend*, the .* -home of- .... .I,. Mr.M' and Mrs. Ruing have been Mr. and Mra. .Allison ’ *5^ th’ State Highway Department In *‘!Lr “Sm£ a<W1Uon to ,hU Ubor ,4B’’ thc marriage of MIm Mildred TolleVE State St., when their children of Caledonia Frandsen to Robert M. Laurenaon1 daughter, Geraldine Marie, was 88440 waa cxPended for materials; Will Crawford honia I united in marriage to Keith Fox. son “'J,,(2^-the h^t • W7M73 for truck and team hire. of Wilkinsburg, Pa., was solemnized 3“Sr. m. In to. totok^Tto. JSSSau ^to ^Sl™* • toul ''P'Mltar « very patient sufferer. • on Bunday afternoon at four o’clock■ • prtototor ol the tounWato l.mlllK ■ Mr and Mis. Marc Hammond en­ mSemeM ’ * »boul M.OOOMO.OO Ito MKhluui. aooui as.uwAiuuuu iot Miciugan. » rv.n.„ marlltier fhn f‘Orwftru movement. Prnlretr. WWC were distributed dlstHhiited in 80 Kn Of nt tertained Bunday In honor of the|r frlnnA. I P™J«t* at the Wall lake cottage of the _____ _ ______ _________________ 'erjroutc thri^^okSi lhc 83 countlea and provided 7.1 IB.- daughter, Ruth’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McMannla and Frandsen. the Rev. X. L. Dewey i bride wore a gwn of white gKwrv’^St^Xh for “thS 184 mMD houra Ubor reading the ring service of the'orir»nzA fa.*hionrd on princes* iinre man mor£ “ of happb>e^to- CWA wort w“ suspended on April had Robert and Mra. Leo Waltera. Episcopal church.__________________ and her bouquet was a corsage of th ' H . |‘L *the highway “ department * " more’lth [than 800 projects under way. Trunk 18lf*le. ' . . Preceding the ceremony. Mra, liar-1 yellow roses, sweet peas, baby breath । < a» f lines and county roads totaling 2.-| Mr. and Mra Chris Dorter of ry Dailey, cellist, played "I Love You and fems, tied with wide white I MIVO J5I6 miles were improved during this | oh J° *P cnt * day* with Hattie Ludington and Scottavllle. returned FORMER PASTOR SPOKE Truly, ” and Mendelssohn's “ Prooes; fal t n ribbon. Miss Norma .Tolles of ' l blD n “ ,r, * rl ' : murwco uumw *>■» । ---i HERE SUNDAY MORNING to their homes Sunday. -rl The 'tH.W most ... Zto. common types -.4 —T1IT13 DOStCT. nlonal" as the bridal party entered.. *jbion. who was her sister's only at-! ^r' and Mrs. Warren Bellinger lperiod of Ulltl untl IEmma Doster. During lhe ceremony aha rendered tendant. wore blue crepe and au-.™ improvement consisted of grade nuANrn r BRANCH nDISTRICT. Dawning.” s 'rled an arm bouquet of Sluusta dais-1',helr rnoUicrs farm home here Mon-(Widening and ditching; other types! hbsmgi Rev. Alfred Way Talked of "At Thr Dorcas Society of North Cathedral tapers In while can- |te and baby breath. Marshall Carafternoon summer, maudd orusning brushing ana and irimmnig, trimming.! ----------- - to spend the ---------- , incitraea , --------- ------- ' ---- •. Mr. and Mra. James Dillman of came_Dby from o8- atumptng. dumping. fencing, fencing, planting planting trees. trees. .Maple Grove will serve home made . "The Abundant Life" at delabra flanked the while kneeling ringion was the greom's best man. They came .?. automobile "uy>«nomie rrom ‘ . . ... relocation ... ..... of Ir'r Ice mam cream nnd nnd rake cake PrIKaV Friday evenlnff. evening. Chicago are visiting the Slaters. stools, and baskets of summer flowA ]argc basket of delphinium. Ill- liarwlrtni •‘as*-Jlen“’ *’’• TSirv T1ICJ. ilnnnrH nver | gravel. resurfacing, and the M. E. Church Wilbur McCUman* of Harvard, • July 13. at the home of Mr. and m «... .U«CU,.I, »rr«u(.d uuy bre.ll., tore. r.m>. Bund., to ClUMgo .twndM tl>.------roads. IB., spent a few days with hls par­ 1 Rev. Dr. Alfred Way. of Ann Ar- lire living room making a lovely set- flanked on either side by palms. Of the total Barry county is Mrs. Vincent Norton. Rev. and Mrs. E F Rhoades visi­ ents, Mr."and Mra. H. McCllmana. Ung for the service. matte an attractive back ground for | Jw£. nd credited with having 27.5 miles of MIm Edith Jensen and. friends of j dial church Sunday morning. Dr. The bride, who was given In mar- the ce^mony Miss Lucille Warner c^h‘^uJidav Juh *!. at road improved, providing 50.480 man ted relatives in Ohio the Fourth. Hls Way was pastor of that church for riage by Iter father, whs lovely In rendered Ute “Wedding March” C<ub Thursday hours of labor, nnd with payrolls .«,on came home with them and will Detroit called at the John Crawford home Thursday afternoon. • spend the summer here. j two years, until the bishop selected a long, aleevelesa gown of while or- frotn Lohengrin as the bridal party A*' f® totalling 828^66,36. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton en ­ Lyle Keeney and daughter and ,---him an thc agent of Albion College - — — ---- - - ganuic, me unuv ,..toto ana .nd wearing ...rtod u. wiuvc «toto V*- enterea .toeert me to. living totoK_ room, r«nto_to. told. ~ Funny paradox—this idea of using tertained their children and in-laws Florence -Bates of Grand Rapids and to aWMcthodht College work at ture lial wlth olhcr whMe aCces- being given in marriage by her. Neira flashes. called at the Null home Wednesday "" also present. Meeting was called silver to dollars to bring back the the Fourth. Ann Arbor .nd Yj»ll»nu. It -niLtru* Her arm bouquet -u or r,..her. "ra“ ‘- M"111 Mrs. Bessie Norton of Carrolton. afternoon. golden era. ana the ceremony a dainty <*der eleven jeer, uo when IM, eltenje , UHCS lul ond awpnuuum. qelphlnlum. miveuama Alttendlntt I Following r Iw-ar. tnndr RrV Wnv nn.(her was __ her sister. ...._ *—Miss — liwas made. Rev. Way ha> has hd><*n been so Ftorcnce lunch wm served. tl»e dining table *"d I suece&sful that, the presiding bishops Prandsen. who wore a floor length being centered with the brides cake Ot the annual conferences held ,model of blue organdie and a white. which was decorated with a mlnlaABT*? b^Sendid and we I .since then have continued him In jhat. and carrial Shasta daisies. lure bride and groom. ir.rn io manv (that position. It Is well understood Roger Laurenson was his brother s | Mr. and Mrs Fox arc residing at 1-^e dXe^uch women were doing *such FRESH BAKT SODA J that Rev. Way would prefer a selUcd groomsman . Mra Prandsen was (B12 E State St. where they had pre- prominent «■"« uch (pastorate. Helsa fine pastor nnd 'dressed In white and Mrs. Lauren-1 pared their home ready IOr occu- great work in thc political field; Mrs. Annie Humphrey followed with , preacher and would be welcomed In ,son, mother of Uie groom, wore a paticy. out of of town town guests gurats were were mhs Challenge to the of leading pulpits of the conference. gown of printed silk, each having i, out Miss nut Nor­Carrington Today. after ^,d"ln’_ , With hls family he is enjoying a shoulder bouquets of rows. A wed-1i ma Tolles and Marshall ‘ vacation al Wall lake. He preached !ding dinner for the bridal party and lOf Albion. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Curtis h h.,T ™ (such a sermon Sunday morning as guests followed the ceremony iof Lake odws*. Odsm. graiiaparents ...ndpun-u,. oi tne went straight to lhe hearts of folks. The bride te a graduate of the bride, and “her grandmother. Mrs. ^l^te^ild He Is a man of spiritual insight and Hostings High slhool and lhe Uni- ! Ida Tolles, of Cleveland. Ohio. risp and ■ vision. Hls theme was ’The Abund- varsity of Michigan, and has taught, Congratulation* and best wishes " ir ™nJ?.“b1£{£C rxPmn'fy^cii lant Life." He said it was that life in the Mt. Pleasant schools for sev- are extended to Mr and Mra Fox. ’ our dal y living exempUfy eacn elrete ol Irt.nb,. I to. dtotoS toteitoS jthnt Jesuit come to give. It could be er.l w. Mr. L...rento<> torfu- bs . FRESH BAKT '.tod rrom to. B.tlto err., HUto. St.™" x BOCTBN*n^H*v«H. Much additional work cornea to $M p<-r fixmth for clerk hire In that Register of Dead* Bojlei because a office from July 1 to October 1. recent state law makes him the cus- ; when the board will again be braes1MI.U »I .11 elulul heretofore filed wish township I both the clerk and treasurer Klerk*. Because of thia, and the Bre now 4*14^01 instead of |argo Increase In hls work due. to (reulftta< M ■he financing of farnt and home CU3tom, and as their salaries are fans far lhe government Mr. Boyea t moder.te, Urey aught not lo ie Bas had to employ extra help. The fOrced to pay clerk hire out ot their board of auperviaora appropriated own pockets especially tot work gw lo be by him -b.n I.*..-; '' TRADE IN YOUR KA° OLD ICE BOX Aa First Payment on a New Sparton Electric. and will be pleased to give you a liberal amount for yours. SPARTON I First WITH THE NEW REFRIGERATION FEATURES CRACKERS' 18c Flaky GRAHAMS i££ SODAS or GRAHAMS »-» . "Z£rX“inur..°s;.sftSr/Jsr™ "orice" is another sort of value n Crooms mother. Mrs. R. M. Lauren es trnoon. tbe r«.v l 19c 10C Bo* All Prices Include Sales Tax I- Dew»V read-। , Mrs Baxter and Barney - = e!.XTM’r'«-7 NEW CROP tert S! srr.^SJ » _.«>•. . Ifcrer from ivy polwnlng for several land fill thc world with peace and uiowu. ; Tllf The bl bride was gowned In yellow WCCks II good will. will The rrbn Spirit Hnirit of Christ fhrl.r In In 010200. (embroidered net over yellow satin' Mrs Hi j Keans and daufchtera. • the hearts of folks can bring this MISS JOSEPHINE CARVtmi | a nd her arm bouquet wxs of roses Mrg Taylor and Mrs. Ehmstrom. de­ j life to thc individual, the community WEDS ROBERT BURRELI- and snapdragons. Mra. Fuller wore ngntfully eatertalned at a six o'clock ' and to the nations of the world. On Friday afternoon at twojwhite satin with a shoulder bouquet dlnner-6aturday afternoon. Mr. and o’clock. Miss Josephine Carveth. of roses and snapdragons. I MrB h. J Flower and Bernice. Mrs. BALTIMORE CENTER. daughter of Mr. and Mra. A. H | Baskets and bouquets of summer Hatlie Bellinger and son. Dr. War। Lost Week’s Letter. VntVVMI. was U4MVCM Carvclh. united In marriage to ■ UHWUki blooms a.'M and potted palnu were n«.« used „ —yrcn crj fttld a(ld mrr>. Mrr, SSCUUlger Bellinger U>U and Virginia. VUftUiUk ----- .. of Detroit, the .as decorations ------ - — in .u. — -------I Mr and Mrs. Robert Glasgow at- Hobcrt A « Burrell the .various rooms,। Mni Mnl M|nnle Qulck retunied home .‘t~I tended Children's day at Quimby Krv|Ce being read by thc Rev. and formed an improvised altar In Thursday ' * y evening evening leaving leaving her her Sunday and ---baby was bapD. jnuij Jeffrey »« at v..^ thc Scovelithe room where «..« the rites daughter. mt Mrs and imu;, baby, git* gebr Morris r, -- — r George **. .,1V living 4VW„ ..w— were •«—- naugmer. ». Tack, uiiu tlreri with with several several other other babies. babies. »» nt ihn Presbyterian chapel at the read. .... along .... n...'. tlzed Memorial ting fine. Mr. and Mrs Don Helsel enter- corner ot McGraw and Grand River. a wedding dinner was served lol-' and Mra. Schult* spent the tabled friends from----Flint o....^ Sunday. —------------------n,. Detroit, thc officiating clergyman lowing the ceremony, covers being'pasl.weck at their farm here. Their Mr. and Mrs. R. Greenfield enter­ being a boyhood friend of the groom. ■ und for twonty-Utrcc. Uttlj grandson, Billie, came with ANTIFROST tained friends from Battle Creek Miss joy Fralclgh of Clare was( Guests frbm out of town were Mr.1 the*. ELECTRIC CLOCK Sunday evening. in(J mm uvov>p> the or4UC bride’i,s uticiuuan, attendant » and Joseph •«. M. iand Mrs Jay French of Onondaga. ) wrs Harlan Scobey took her Mrs. Dodd of Vermontville spent Sclllesalnger schlcsslngcr of Detroit was grooms- ’ Mr. and Mr. Hocvenalr arc re- mother’s place with Mrs. Tack thc Sunday with Mrs. Pennington. ----man. siding at 619 E Grand St., where tatter part of last week. Sunday Mrs, Avis Helsel of Hastings spent inc bride oriav was wm, lovely >u««r *«i 41 " “-v of‘inivj i»rv "nt m hmuiv ^u friends, morning ihck anu ’Hie in a suit they arc home" w to mi their morning Mrs. Tack and ciuiuiv** children a few days last week with Fred dt,Cp yC]|ow wuh brown acccrsorics ai| of whom unite In congratulations 'carae )ier parents home to stay Biigbec nnd wife. Bnd carr|Cd an arm ’bouquet of and best wishes. while her husband was bi camp at PRESS Mr- “w1 Mra. RuMel! Oreetifleld Talisman rosea. Mbs Fraleigh wore ----- ------ clear lake with some boys. attended Childrens day exercises at „ gown of blue'crepe with darker| WOOD—HVNDLBY. | Mr. and Mra. Clinton Quick of OPEN Quimby Sunday and spent the day bj,]C ncCfssoric.» j Mrs. C. E. Wood has received word Kalamazoo spent Sunday evening DOOR with friends there. £ Only the Immediate families wcre'of tht marriage of her son. Denxil.Wjth tbe home folks. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. drcenfleld of present al the service. 'Wood, to Miss Bertie Hundley of - ------------- « a »--------------LATCH Nashville spent Thursday with hls Mr and Mrs. BurrtiJ have been1 Detroit, lhe ceremony being perBEAR HOLE LAKE NEWS, brother Of this place. m nmi -»•»*. nawaac City —on ■> Balur- u MT. v»u»*a oituuic at ure the Carvcth twivwav cottage o, at Wail lake ivrinvu formed at Traverse yr. anu and Mia. Mrs. Willis Strubre v* of ... OKU . .»• -----... make —u_i day. .... June ---------—.i_ ... ------------------Hurle6S Orpha Greenfield and later will 23. Mr. ahd Mrs. — Wood ' Hostings called on Kenneth Hurless --r ---------- “ is• suffering -- - with I.{or IIP sevCral. days i„ her hand h.nrt caused «..«d by hv a. lheU .. . . homc --------- -----------wUl resldc Bt 9J5 8ute 8t Tra-Iand family Thursday evening. infection in ln Detroit. growth. _________ | The bride has been connected with verse City, the having ' former ‘ * “*1*“cm----Mr. and Mrs. Russell Craven called WFFK?roRVnw thc Hamtramck schools for several payment in a furniture factory. on Mr. and Mrs. Strickland of Coats utXDiag demej. Grove Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Nellie elemence of Hastings You will mars.t at extra con­ returned to her home in Hastings veniences in the 1954 SPAR­ Sunday after a month’s visit at the TONS ... a model u> fill tbe Announcement to made of the home u „.^.. Mrs. Horace Cole.. of. her osister. Mr and Mrs Leslie Dickerson and «.|royek-< ROOK requirctncnis of every name ... marriage on Saturday. June 30. nt I MIm Rosemary Feldpausch was Mr and Mrs. Frank Matteson at-| HHROk Ml-< KOOK. you must see all of tbe new i tended thc ball gnme at Vickery s The marriage of Miss Violet Crook, Angola, Ind., of Miss Frances Me-1 operated on at the local hospital features ’.hat make SPARTON Intyre to Harold Jones, both of this Saturday for appendicitis. landing Sunday P. M. : daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary thc only modern electric refrig, । Frank West has gone to Camp Crook, tn Ray Shroyer, son of Fred city. Rev. Davies ot the Methodist | Miss Marleah Cameron of Haserator. 1 Grayling for the next two weeks, as Shroyer of Redfield. 8. D . was solcm- Epi’copai church officiating. They tings was a Sunday guest of Mr. and he- belongs lo the National Guard nlaod on Saturday afternoon at An- were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mrs. Russell Craven. of Freeport. ■-"■- Jo Benn, who has *been J 1 Miss Nellie Band. i ko,a- I,,rt ■ the pastor of the Metho- Roush Congratulations and best wishes spending the past week with her I Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyle Dickerson and dlst church of Angola performing are extended to this couple. parents. Mk. and Mrs. Star Grim­ । Jane and Wayne Armour spent the ceremony. mett. left Monday for Chicago where Bunday will) Mr and Mrs. Floyd Ar-II Mr. and Mrr Mrs. Shroyer returned .-.-..-u to . GOLDEN WEDDING. she will spend two weeks visiting lhe ivui «-»>■ —«■ I Hastings on Sunday and have gon’ Monday was an. day innuuua .... - eventful -----World’sinn. fair.4 1V,,,. From there sheM... will Hastings, Mich. , Several from this way attended to housekeeping on w. W. state State m. St. llw ... lives of Mr nnd Mrs. Elmer rolurn to Columbus. Ohio, to lake .... .................................... . Elmer Both thlj( clly #5 u marked the the Fourth of July celebration nt “• of these young people uhave RWug o( ---- —, — of - their mar’ e,up her duties ns Instructor in the many friends-----------------------------who extend congrat*.. (fiftieth Jc —anniversary the Hustings fair ground Wednea- r.. — --------anniversary of their mar- oojnptometer School where she has 20 mm,,, SPARTON u.<.» day. uIbUoim and best wishes. riage. ’been employed for the past three Mr. Rising is a native of Barry ; years. county having been bom in Novem-1 Wm Chftsty of Hastings is spendu__ 1M was born' .। two wcelu wjth hu aunt Mrs ber. ...... 1860. nnd ...» Mra. m. Rising in December. 1861. in Seneca coun-1Horace , Cole. ly. Ohio, her maiden name being । Kenneth Hurlcss and family and Cora Hutton. They were married on 1.Mr. and Mrs. Star Grimmett were July 9. 1884. in thc bouse In which']Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rising was bom in Ohio, com- i Frank , Beckwith at Hastings. ing immediately to Barry Co-. *nd(I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hurless living on tlie farm in । — -= -— Woodland . left Tuesday on a vacation trip, township for nearly forty years pre- through thc northern part of Mlchiviotts to their residence in Hastings. gan At present, their son. and wife. Mr Mr and Mrs Wm. Claggct were and Mrs. Blake Rising, occupy lhr'Sunday BUC5ts o{ Mr and Mrs. Erls place which was cleared by Elmer jarrnan of Hastings Miss Maxine Rising’s father before the civil war.' jannan and sister. Elenore. came Tilrec children were bom to home with them for a week’s visit, them. Blake and Mrs. Claire Durkee ----Mr. and----Mrs. Russell Craven were of Woodland and Burl of Hastings. Sunday evening guests of Mr. and In honor of this golden anniver­ Mrs. Otte Harthy of Hastings, who sary, about thirty relatives and Just returned from a week’s camping friends surprised Mr. and Mra. trip at Lake Al-Gon-Quln. Rising on Sunday, a bountiful pot Mr. and Mra. Zellon Kaiser called luck dinner and social time being on R. Karron at Irving Sunday. enjoyed at Wenonah park in f-akc Mr. and Mrs. Russell Craven Odessa. called on Mrs. Elsie Solhard of Amonx those present on Sunday Stale Road Sunday. were Burl Rising of Hartings. Mr. and Mra. Blake Rising anfl Gene. STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Mra. James Mead spent two week* Mr. and Mrs^ Walter Durkee, Miss Julia Durkee., Mr. and Mrs. Dor in Grand Rapids with her daughter. J. oeer of Flint te visiting P. steel. Stowell and two children, Henry Stowell, Mr. and Mra. Ford Stowell M. L. Hamaker and two daughters and two children all of Woodland, of Canton, Ohio, spent two weeks and Mjl and Mra. Laverne Noble and with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Houghtalin. 'two children of near Plainwell, all Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. relatives of Mr. and Mrs Rising. Willard Ickes were. Mr. and Mra. Again on Monday evening, a group Charles Ickes and children. Mr. and ot near neighbors gave these good Mra. Wayne Wheeler of Battle Creek people a happy surprise. The evc- and Mr. and Mra. Harold Swanson inlng was spent with visiting and and son of Big Rapids. Mrs Charles Wlbert gave several Vteltora at E. L. Houghtalin’s over Adm. 40/ Reserve Board opens Tue»^July 17 at Cordes' Newsstand delightful readings. Dainty re- the 4th were, Mr. and Mra. George I , Klcnk and Mr. and Mrs. Martin -------------------"freahment* were — served, a lovely l<*airA ~~~-—decorated, j—■— — .Klenk and son of Sparta. Mr. and cake appropriately being enjoyed. Those present were Messrs. IMra. Claud Redmen of Grand Rapand idesdames Miner Seeley, Clar- 'Ida and Robert Klenk of Chicago. EES“ ohn Bulling & Son Qnwdtrt Wed.-Thurs., July 1849 Hastings Central School Auditorium Auspices: Ladies of the Maccabees ICE TEA BLEND s». 18c S “m‘“- /^■/^VL/L/L/ir Thomas Special V ■ Blended right for Flavor— I A A A^A*J Q * .. I A Ground to order for Freshness ,D* 4a.17c SURESET CORN Country Gentleman Sweet Corn. Cream Style Pack 3 ~ 25c SALMON £„ 13c Can . Rubbers Canning SARDINES 4 1ST 15c Suppitta Certo Jelly Glasses PICKLES Sr 23c RED BEANS 25c Mason Can Covers Pure Cider Vinegar Oss COOKIES 11c > Bottle Caps De*. 4c Finest Alaska Pink Maine. 25c 38< In Salad OU 9c 8 Sc 22c 23c 17c Dailey's Sweet 4 No. 300 Alice Brand. Special Quality u Plain, Assorted. Fresh SAR-A-LEE FI HI TP “BEST YET" * Aai VX JL w ST 22c DRESSING 24K-lk QQr Sack UlIV Made from Kansu Hard Wheat - Pork & Beans 3"”^ 15c Marshmallows » 14c Soft Drinks™^ 10c Shefford 15c Root Beer SST 14c Picnic Sets ££££ 17c PILLSBURY’S WHEAT BRAN Nothing Taken MAKES DE* LIGHTFUL MUFFINS n< POST TOASTIES 3 Fruits and Vegetables o — Fr..h Stock Daily 16c 20c - FRENCH'S CREAM SALAD rtununa . MUSTARD ft’ 8C C. THOMAS STORES 'Every Day Low Pricee” 128 Wi �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY 11, 1»34 THREE CORNERS. I probably off the shore of Lower Cal-|I Ilf* as there was no Indication of a SECOND CONCERT OF , „ , tfccnia at the time, and in the post dead fish after the boat passed. HASTINGS CITY BAND The gulls that invariably follow a ship are always interesting and are Clarence Bisson and family. pretty wise too. and not easily de- , Clfic. the days of whaling seem to I -------------------------------------------- __ On Court House Lawn Next Mr. and Mrs. George McCulla and nave passed, though the big fellows .eelved. Throw some worthleu thing i: Mrs. Joiinson of Hastings visited Saturday Night at 8 are quite frequently seen now. and into the water nnd they will not Mr. and Mra Claud A. Hammond! was Informed that they are becom-1 deign to notice it, regardless of i>ow w!-------(Continued - ---- --------- from :------ -Page ------ One) z---- — j O'clock und family Tuesday. (Continued from page one) ing more plentiful every year. It ।much It may resemble bread, or ------------------ —-------------------------------- • Elmer---Walters family « b»s- I---------------- --and ---------- —of Ionia 7--The second concert by the Hasseems unfortunate that whales have J crackers or any tiling of which their 8’8 Bunday callers at the Edw. ot U so delightful that when we been as nearly wiped out as they (appetites approve. But cast some 1141.550. The number ot loans made tings- City Bartt! will be given oni* since tiie company was established the court hoiMe lawn Saturday night Walters home. landed in New York I would have have. In any event the life ot a bread upon the waters and there will total 151. Each loan represents a at eight o'clock. Following b tbe Mra Miranda Sisson accompanied 1 Lot of Silk Dresses at.... $ 1.00 each a visit gladly turned around and made lhe whaler in the early days, with com-1 be rapid descents and terrific home built or purchased by the program: her brother and sister to LaGrange, parativtiy small boats and hand- squawkings until the last morse! has borrower or improved by the own. srwi»i w w Ind , Saturday where they attended I Lot of Silk Dresses, values up to thrown harpoons, must have been dlsapjicarcd. The gulls uLso know er. It* total asset* are nearly IlflO.tlie Elliot reunion. From LaGrange ' Bunday Going down tluough the channel crowded with excitement and filled how. and when it U safe to take $5.95, going at . $3.95 MrsSisson went to Marcellus to , °°!L .» .■ n . ! 2. Overture—Hartnonlana; J. P. ___ _ ____ with danger too. But to-day since . advantage of thc situation when, visit her son, Charles, and family . "" O»luto: Art. by M II. nibble sidss were___ lined with other_ships, wtudlng has become a commercial, they become weary and want to rest A.-wwiati<mT-ntoAUm U”anremteTnftha „,e,„ber rt,. | QtU a few days. both freight and passenger, many of, proposition the danger has been j When we were coming through the ‘ pral Rnl,v i— Sunday cullers aX the Claude A. which sentforth their welcomes and eliminated. Large boats are used, the "turtle territory" above referred to, . affiliatedwith the Indiana'nolls the musical play. Roberta; music Hammond home were, Mr. and Mra. by Jerome Kern; Arr. by W. C. Fred Backbait and niece, Mra ‘ good wishes In the form of loud harpoons are shot out of guns, and:it was not an unusual sight to sre Lkndermann. Lyric by Otto Itar- Mantchek and son. from Lansing. blasts from their whistles. A large j the poor whale lias no show for । from g>nc to a hclf bach. number of American battleships and । escaping. ' perched upon lhe shells of turtles Lea Montchek of Hastings and Mr. nriMl porpoises tool If, 1*" Im the the inttrr totter slowly ■fowl, nadd!**d padaivd s'c olous 4. Waite—Persian Moonlight. K. and Mrs.‘Max Dietrich and daugh­ cruisers jrvre laying out in deep wa_ _____ h"~’* ol ™~"!scs ’s SuS?‘ ■SJ“r?S2J Hom/uUn ter and our course took us quite near!. on the surface ------------. ''**~**T~ .---------” ™.mwith «th their thru shells ^..tt. out o„. = „ ter. Judith, also oT Hastings. to several of them. Only a few days ,o them because they lhe wj|[er they onered cxccllrnt 5. March—Chicago Tribune. W. • | Mildred Belson of Rutland is later all these battleships, cruisers always seem to be having such a landing fields for the weary birds, ect. nils connection gives the Has- p chambers. turned .-pending the week with Marjorie [ »nd Leo Montchek of.Hastings wers 6 The Only Only Tune the Mra Herrington and children 6. the Band and submarines, along with those good time. They travel in good sired Possibly it Just happened that tings association opportunity to bor-wish h Odette Mfldd. ■ ‘Monday evening caljera at the Kalamazoo spent part of the wee stationed at San Francisco and San companies and teas their silvery way. but schools of large fish were row money if needed to meet emer- c<n|ld Play Wai Auld Lang syne, Al. ■ and Ahgoia nu?».‘ MUVMVV/ that may arise. *1... The ays- nay^ . !' - Mr ^ cOarvry O* u Qrar\d Claude A Hammond home with Mr. and Mra. Ed. Pennel*. Diego were assembled near Pan- bodies through the foam just as if much more common on the Pacific gencies i. spending a few h .v, wtth. 1Uv and Mrg DByU)n Manker days wa, organized oresnired during dorln, .he «. pox OJd SplnnUlg 1 Rapids Is the seMr. and Mrs. Arthur Johncoc. ama Ctty and made the now hlstor- j they liked It. Quite often the boat than on the Atlantic, though we did tern was I Mr. and Mrs. Edw.. Walteh and oiled on the latter's parents, Mr. entertained the following childiM (i baby o ic trip from the Pacific to the At-(would be headed for a good-sized see a few schools of the big fellows -vere depression when banks could Wheel. Billy Hill. • • fend M r , Trombone—SolitudeI. family. . u- Bnd Mr*- Ed*' Walters, and family Sunday: Mr and Mrs. Olin Bnhd Song ,„for lantlc, through the Panama Canal.!school of them, and it would seem .off the coast of Florida. We saw no not make loan., 'TN.jwwmmml , 8 „„ tinned to her Saturday, enroute, home from Toaktner »a, dwuea to help bulldin, b) . P1 „ ce: K u Ku „. and children of Plainwell. Mr. snl_ "•Uli Suj in lhe unprecedented time of two certain that some of them would be whales along lhe Atlantic coast, June and loan a.auxdailon, and tour, overture Invincible. K. t. XTIS Ur pck>' where they have been _____ Mra. Dale Morris and children o^H days. It would have required only hit and killed, but nothing of the,though along Cape Hatteras I was ite-“w2T«lu>'iwM m _______ ----------------------------ance companies to obtain ready Klng r ----- -H-- Rose —arie huidiiig a tent meeting. Dunningvllle, Mr and Mra Russel^H six or seven hours for any one of kind ever seemed to occur. informed that they are quite fre­ Rose Marie accompaniEleanor Reynolds, Pauline and Johncock and sons of OrangevUte^| ‘Norton cash when needed TliU connection l0 March-The Vlctors-Dedicatthem to have gone through. During There were almost constant quentiy seert. spend a few days and Adeline Cutler of Beulah visited ML the Spanish-American war it will be schools of flying fish. In a way they, Along [hc Pacinc aJ1 lhe v . t rd lo the 98 u- °f M P*»tball team, vu visit .wi. R<^rt novel v , and Mr«. Mrs Ww.JWMtera_8*t«*J£._ Edw. waiters Saturday. Cooloy iuiuc came to chllJren of Cioverdale and ML^I *•> 01 remembered were a disappointment to me. as Ii , A. — K lnc rememocreu that uiat it n took toon the tne “Oreurv-iwere ._ rac,nc coasi a". Inc ,‘0) । * 1 & e*?^ P Lxzuis Elbcl; Arr. by E. R. Schrem- Robert irtArt., Hammond . Hammond. | Mra. Alvin Barker and mother. Daisy Of CMCOgO- . J_______ _ . -■ gon" over a month to sail from San had always pictured a flying fish as |to the Paclflc entrance to the Canal J® a ’ Mr. and Mra. George Kelley spent Mra. Stairs, called at the Waltera Fraddsco to Cuba by the way of the being quite good sired, say around « P88** numerous towering it’ m 11. The Star Spangled Bannerday al “Horn.” and sailing under forced a couple of feet long. Imagine my Innd-i Invariably covered with n “ “* ol’L*" H , *,d Revised Edition: Arr by Al Hayes. last week Sunday afternoon and home Thursday evening. Mra. Stairs funeral of Mrs. Wm. Hayward evening with Mr s and Mrs. John returned home from the hospital in, Mr. draught all the way. Going from surprise when hundreds of them dense forest growth, all the way " ‘“5m SSi -lut joiner of Rutland. |( could not long n Grand Rapids last week and is gain­ Delton. | ■ . Mr. ar Ban Francisco to Cuba,- by way of, would break out of the foam along- from tall brush up to fair sized trees.' an association ‘ " "" nn‘' exist ’ i PRAIRIEVILLE. I Mr. and Mra. James Page and Mr. and Mrs. Dougal McCallum^! eral d: the Canal, the modem battleship I side the boat and they didn't appear Perhaps it is thc clear fresh air. if it did not make some profit; but] Mrs Verne Calthrop entertained' daughter of Odensburg. New York. I ing nicely from a serious operation. -------- ----------------- - — probably could make it in around a' to be over five or six inches long, dong with the beautiful blue watersr thr profit motive is secondary. Durand children of Detroit spent thc^H s ing the year ending July 1. lhe as- Thursday afternoon in honor of her are Visiting Mra. Page's brother.] CLOVERDALE. Mr ■week end with their parents, Mr^S week. That means a great saving in Looking like little patches of rain- of the Pacific, that seems to robe social ion earned more than the four daughter's d®ughter s twenty-first birthday an­- I Clarence Bisson, and family and I J both time and expense, and in case i bow. they would go sailing out twoithe.>c Islands with a sort ot purplee jier cent dividend it now pays on its n^ersarv Mrs. Earl Christman and children and Mra. Bert McCallum. niversary tlie the fallowimr following mie«U guests: Mr« Mra. other relatives here. Mbs Mildred Hoshen of Ilastingi^H guests of war, “time" is a valuable element. or three feet above the water until haze, and ns you sail by them they of Grand Rapids spent lhe week Harry Nagel and Mrs Cleone Oer1 Of' Hou From Los Angeles the President they struck some big wave and then sometimes look like purple islands outstanding stock. Since It was or- •msn end last week at the home of her spent lhe week end with Ute E. L.^M of Hickory Comers. Mrs. La- Walters home Saturday evening to Lincoln took a course much farther they would go kerplunk into the wa-, floating on the limitless expanse. ganized It has accumulated urf nu !n ’sura Vera Erb and Lomar Erb of Delton toqu.n- .bom u>. tobtobtor era?! J*1"' MacLeod family. .. | out to sea than usual and we were ter. They are pretty little fellows nnd Some of the Islands rise almost ,U’e Mina Beatrice Smith™local Ice llhquire about lhe huckleberry crop.) Mr. and Mra. Wm. Snelder had^H famlly soon kMt tn the shoreless immensity you see literally •millions of them ' j ghostlike from the water and with ht 2* n a? “ia cream and cake were served MLss There aren't many berries in their. '' with I marsh this year. | The following girls are camping us their guests last week. Mr. Hnel-^l I expected huge waves would come Occasionally we would see a big such a sharp ascent that from a dis- S’ 251“ JtJi ? Hazel s many friends wish for her A group of young people went to ^*'b week at Guernsey lake: La- dec's brother from Akron, Ohio. K tumbling in towards the ship, but fln sticking up and cutting through tance It seems that it would be folly d J"?' ’ ? I ? U‘at' many rctuiiis of her natal day Arthur Johncock has In ills gar-^H in this this was was pleasantly pleasantly disappointed disappointed the the water water like ilk. a sharp razor razor blade, blade, to to attempt attempt lo lo climb climb them them Others Others *“'e **r“ asked' MTn dur,n« the, °* „ „ * , Oun lake on a camping trip this Wave Jenney, Doreen Cappon. Ruth in a sharp deprcMlon. " "" I Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Bowerman of week. Mrs Minard Lewis acting os Horn' Margaret and Rosemary Kel- den one stool of red clover with 356^B On tbe contrary, the surface of the then we could appreciate that sharks seem to ' . have very appealing ap­ |loW- Irene Shellenbarger. Letha heads on. Thai's Cloverdale for^H But the borrowers are quite fts near Middleville were Sunday guests chaperon. ocean the first three days was al-1 were in these waters ano woe to proaches from the water, as if In­ Fifty-seven.enjoyed the Fourth 1 Kelley and Ella Rodgers. you I I___j / most as quiet as a millpond. The the person, who for any rearon viting mon to retire from earthly important n.s any other clement in of relatives here. Donna Ftnkbelner of Grand Rap- of July, services at the Edw. Walters'; Miss Daisy Johncock and friend night of thc third day. however. | would happen to be In the water troubles nnd And seclusion, and the success ot u building nnd loan Playing boll on the basis of thc^B home; a fine pot luck dinner be- of Chicago are visiting Miss Daisy's there was quite a marked change, near by to sacrifice hls body for a peaceful retirement beneath lhe ever orsociation. In a recent audit by Ids b vbitlng Ellen Shcip. ing served. Rev. Gearhart was the parents. Mr. and Mra. A. Jotincock, a state examiner, that officer ex-1 ThoM . a perfect attendance and along about two o'clock In tlie shark's meal. green foliage, and find sweet rest for some people. They would "gyp* morning quite a brisk gale came up i There was another kind of fish, to the music of the lapping waves. pressed lib surprise over tlie fact ret.ord for the second quarter in speaker in lhe forenoon and Miss this week. *-----* son of- — Mra. Wm. ----Carter and Kal• ­ their own grandmothers if thef^_ We were made aware of this when a many of them six or eight feet long, But anticipation Is so often different1 that dlirtng tlie depression, those Vrs Addle BU|lnKS- Sunday school Bamum of Hastings spoke .in the ---------------- -----amazoo---spent the week end with! uerc able to see some advantage fotlH goodly portion of some large bll- that traveled In quite large schools from the dreams of realization and1 who had borrowed from the Has- class are: Mr. and Mrs. Robert ■afternoon. Mrs. Kenyon, daughter, Louisa. Mr. and Mrs. Waugh. themselves. tings Building and A-vujclation lows came through tlie port-holes tn i These fish would dart up 10 or 15 ’’“t”’1!5V'" , IO 0.0.0 or oil, orLoan improve Lome, Burchett. Mr nnd Mrs. Bert Wilkor *!'.,Z. or ,mP our stale-room, probably 20 or 251 feet above the waves and their mu. who >ou,M on »n> or " rove ’’omes llls Mr und Mra. Ernest Farr. David feet above tlie wuter-ilne. most of, glistening bodies would make grace- these islands would soon rouse up to ’ Shepherd nnd Mrs. Adda Munger. These faithful borrowers, Total enrollment. 47. average at­ the water being deposited on Mra. ful curves as they returned again to lhe fact that hts blLssfleld dreams ularly Cook's bed. which happened to be the water. Tills jumping up into the would be rudely shattered. I know thr fact that the directors serve tendance. 32. Total collection 113.­ nearest The only result was a mad air and returning to the water again that would be lhe case tn at least without pay and give their close at­ 43. average collection. *1.03. scramble for the porter, a change would be continued Just as far as two of lhe islands. One of them is tention to tlie details of the busi­ The community was grieved at of bedding and the closing* of the । lhe eye could see on island with a beautifully inviting ness and thc care taken in extend­ thc passing of Mrs. William Hay­ port holes. The waves were runOne day lhe 1st Mate said to me. beach, to which the land slopes bi ing credits by the officers and di­ ward Slie was loved and respected ning quite high, and the ship To-morrow you will see some tur- graceful descent. The summit and rectors of the assnclatlon. account by oil who had thc pleasure Of her; creaked and rolled some, though not tics." and he surely “knew hls tur- sides are covered with beautiful for Its propcruus condition 'acquaintance The husband and cnough to interfere with the hearty ties." and what he was talking about trees and tropical foliage In fancy children have the sincerest sympaOHITVARY. enjoyment of breakfast the next' Great big fellows a yard across and one could easily picture the |deasure Itfiy of their many friends We have a good assortment of broken sizes in Ladies’ morning. A few were incapacitated, heads as large as a two-quart pail — — V. MWJ UK„1 ui a M»iw cuuuge Gwtiude Myrtle Morehouse, only and enjoyment of little cottage Mr and Mrs Jake Johnson cnhowever. Every one of them seemed to be nestled among thore trees, with the £h,ld M.’f> and Theodora More- tertained Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Lou White Slippers and Oxfords that are greatly reduced for On the Pacific side more than on headed for the south. I don't know white-capped Pacific ever in sight. hoU5e 888 bom- Feb. 15: I87«. in Johnson nnd family of Bay City. the Atlantic—at least that was our!whether there was any significance apd a soft, cool breeze always coming Orangeville township und passed Mr. and Mrs Edward Johnson and quick clearance. We are not going to any great expense experience—we came in contact with in that fact or not. But any man In from some direction But what a to *,H‘ Beyond. July 5. 1934. Marion of Orangeville township and schools of great huge fish that would who loves turtle soup could have rude awakening he would have, and “Ked 58 yvara. 4 months and Jt) days. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Johnson and in advertising them except to let you know that we have bring delight to any sportsman, gotten a life-time supply of material Iiow quickly hla sweet dreams of rest Her the H *‘r early yearii were spent *in “ ” ■* daughter, local. Then too. as If for our entertain- in a short, while, because turtles, and seclusion would be broken This Pine Lake community. . Mr. und Mrs. Jake- Johnson and them at prices that are low for the quality of goods we ment and enjoyment, one morning 1 large and small, were everywhere, On Oct -----------I. 1893 she united InjDoru of Miss; Island is known as “Monkey Island - was — ------------ ...... were ...... recent guest* w. around 10 o'clock a great, huge, We also ran Into large schcnls of because the sole occupants are mon- ’’bjrrbtgi' to William B Hayward TafJennle Vari Hee of Richland. have. Come and see for yourself. whale came to lhe surface about 50 tuna fish—the kind that we get keys, and they are there by the IhL’ u,,|on were txvrn eight children" Mrs. Jennie Warner and Mr. and around here in tin cans. Many of rods trom our boat, and com­ thousands and thousands Perhaps °* 8,|oni survive. Thom' are Mrs Frank Warner of Shelbyville menced to “spout." It was sa large them are monsters and attain a size there are some fellows though who Ux'l! Alto. Beulah Warner und and Mra. Carrie Nichols of PlxtnJjS5 that it looked like a floating derelict. Of • several hundred pounds. would get even more zm joyme nt out Cappon of Hastings. Lrt« Boul- well were In town on business WedOne day we ran into a school of v, It rolled and wallowed around in of anoclating WUII with HK-C these lime little UIIIam- !f................ r.,or “nJ ....... Nina. Johncock. nesday. '>«.""" . who cannot .......... . . . Wlllll,m । I.W. jub wtll the water and seemed to be big black fellows Tlie Captain in­ mols. talk, than they-do El«Tn _» of Delton. She T|JC The qyjpjp Triple Llnk Link C Club will meet] thoroughly enjoying it and having formed me that they were "Black In associating with human monkeys ;‘1>o 1- grandchildren, also with Mrs. Homer Flower Friday, the best kind of a time. I don't Fish" and they certainly were black. who are always talking. ' “ ’“‘H Mrs Milton Townsend July 13. know what particular variety or 'They were seemingly but a few feet Another very large BJand wc of St Louis. Michigan and Carl Richard McLcay is home from the of the ship, and one of them like a threatening menace right in Vo^house of Idaho, a half brother CCC camp al Grayling. He will re­ species of whole it was. but at any ahead i apparently 12 or d5 feet in length, rate think It was a Bolshevist, be­ front of us. a beacon light glittering . *ier J‘ounX womanhood she with turn in a week. “stood on lus head" to Avoid on the high rocky finger that ex- hpr husband and family moved to cause it continued to “spout." and really ' Edward Beadle of Augusta visited was still spouting, when our boat Ibeing struck by the boat When it tended out in thc Ocean. Tlie bland M‘iho and there site lived the life hls sun. Eldon and wife Sunday. I Its acrobatic stunt six was quite a huge one and its contour of t,’c PJon'*r mother, in 1913 they passed out of sight. After seeing it. performed : Mr. and Mrs. James Boulter and Its body stick - i■ varied from peaceful valleys to "turned to Michigan where they son attended the birthday party at one could better appreciate what an or '----seven -----feet of ------------. were ----- -------Mr and Mr* Iry,n“ Boulter'a. uncomfortable time poor old Jonah big right straight up out of the wa- I mountainous heights. Tlie sole oc- ha?‘f sln,c’’ r”ldrd must have had. That same day four | ter and its tall seemed to be at cupant of this beautifully lonesome 11 could ,rul>‘ be of hf,f that Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKlbbln other spouting whales were seen but1 least a couple of feet wide, but the spot could range to his heart's con- 110tnc was her kingdom und there have gone to Grand Junction where Telephone 2176 - Hastings, Mich they were further away. We were | nose dive it made evidently saved its tent and find new enchantments and loved ,o w,n* her husband lie Ims employment with the rail­ entrancing scenes everywhere—so It and children gathered around her. way company. e. would seem. But to-day he would N.«t to her family, flowers were her -----------------------Mr. and---Mrs Austin Cherry and not be there long before he would erS2' delight w Uneu mr». family of Lansing ,visited Mrs. vnerCherfind tliat -there ore others" It is Tll,‘ funeral services were con- ry's sister. Mrs. Fred Smith, and the prison bland of one of the cen- [,urt< <1 bv Rev Hayes of Edwards- family Wednesday. tral American countries—Nicaragua burg, at the home on Saturday at Rulhcva Nevins of North Pine vls RuUteva vis-­ I believe This island is way out in ,wo ,n tRc a,Irrnoon Sl,c was laid ited Mary Jean Smith Saturday the Pacific and miles from any to rc't ln ,l"‘ cemetery at Prairie- night. Sunday. Richard Johnson of shore Think of thc poor devils con- v,Hr Kalamazoo was a dinner guest at ville an,,tl amid “a Profusion profusion of flowers. I signed to spend fthelr lives in this Souletime when all life's lessons the Smith home. out of the way spot. I understand have been learned. Not nearly so many at tlie school I By having your car tuned up at regu­ tluit none but the worst type of And sun and Mars forever have set. "unit* this year However. It was I criminals are taken there, and it was The things which our weak judg- an enjoyable affair. Meeting old lar periods, and you will get more I evidently selected with an Idea of menu herehave spurned. friends is always a pleasure. making escape impossible At that The tilings o’er which we grieved John Shepard, who passed away gas mileage, more power and | the idea Is a good one. Dcsjiernte with lashes wet. at lhe home of Inland Hammond, criminals should be Segregated to AATU flash before us out of life's W8S *a'd *° rcsl *n our cemetery smoother operation. make it Impossible for thenrln plundark night Thursday. Sympathy is extended der society We have altogether um> As stars shine most indeeper tints 10 th® bereaved ones. Work done by EXPERT MECHAN­ many men of the Dillinger type of blue; Mr. Mr and Mrs. Jake Jake Adrlanson Adrlanson of of j roaming around tlie country. We too. And we shall see how Gods plans OaJ c'ly. Ind., are guests of Mr. ICS on ALL makes of cars. । have established an island federal are right. .............. and Lu­ and Mra. George Adrlanson prison ut Alcatraz. Calitornlu. And how what seemed reproof was cille. Outstanding Savings in Highest Qual­ though it is only a couple of miles love most true, Several Adrlanson families enjoyoff shore, which the people will be But not today. Then content 8 picnic Sunday at Milham Park. ity Drugs and Home Needs । called upon to maintain through )>oor heart; Kalamazoo, and decided to make more taxes, and still more, taxes to God's plans like lilies nure and thls 8 >‘f8rly event. meeting the p Sunday following the Potirth. Pre*-, board and clothe the prtaoners. If white unfold; 25c PARTENS TOOTH PICNIC JUGS—Cork In- 14 IQ 1 we electrocuted or hutig our iinir- Wr must not tear the rlrvn sW0*0- AdflUMOfi: VlcciPres. James C “ Day; Secy.. Lucille Adrlanson; derers and-kidnappe rs as we should, leaves apart, PASTE—Now •ulated—Now _• I■IW a vast expense charge would lx- Time will reveal the calvxes of Treas.. Mary Day. caiyxra m । WU1 of^ Hastings was a । lopped off. society would be safer. gold. ----- ---Pennoclc —• * •»» a 35c HALL'S BABY TAL­ One Pint VACUUM BOT— ■JQc and the world would be better off And if. through intlent toll, we ^uest of Mr. and Mra. Henry Ben­ TLE—Now______________ fl 3 CUM—! lb. I if. —i.- -• reach the land son Sunday. It* m.it. quite difficult to — conceive of aa ................. — dead murderer or kidnapper mur- \\1icre jircd feet, with sandah loose 33c RUBBING ALCOHOL 50c BRAEBURN GOLF $4 WEST ORANGEVILLE dering or kidnapping anyone. But may rest. BALLS—3 for I .UU —Full Pint AND EAST GUN MARSH. at present in this ebunt ry we seem to When «e slwll clearly know and . Last Wbeks Letter. like the Idea of encouraging them understand. • 50c HASKELL’S MILK OF Mi-31 ANTISEPTIC MOUTH Jftc with free board, tree clfcthuig. and I think that we shall say. “God and Mrs D*n Hanson nu* en­ tertaining Mr. Hanson's brother. Ihotel-like accommodations, until knew the best " MAGNESIA—Now WASH—Full Pint John Hanson, also Miss Bessie Cor­ some political pardon or parole board iMary Riley Smith.> |can turn them loose, so that they . --------------- > win of Ft. Wayne. Indiana, this past 50c SAMSON'S MINERAL 100 PURETEST ASPIRIN j| A (can take another gouge at society WEST ORANGEVILLE week. They will remain as their OIL—Now TABLETS—Now1 But maybe this will be changed ww ----------------AND *EAST -OUN MARSH. guejts until after tlie fourth. Week day guests of Mrs. S. A. Mc­ Mr. and Mrs Wayne Culver enter­ day- Speed tlie hour when it may be. 50c HOBARTS ASPIRIN Five Yard* ADHESIVE OQ Cafferty were, Mr. and Mrs Tom tained Mr. Culver's parent*, Mr. and —Bottle of 100_________ TAPE—Now------- ----------Donaldson and children. Bobby and Mrs. Art Culver. Mr. nnd Mra. Ben EAST DELTON. Joyce, and Mra. Martin of Otsego. ■■WATCH the FORDS CO BY Hanson and daughter Marjorie. Mr. 25c PERMEDGE RAZOR BLADES 25c PORTFOLIO LINEN WRIT­ Mr and Mrs. Estes Millron and and Mrs Clifford Potter. Leo Cul­ Last Week's Letter. children of Lima. Ohio, have been and 35c LAVENDER Of-e ver. John Hanson, and Miss Bessie ING—1ft Sheets and 12 Mr. and Mrs Vem Town and two CREAM—Both for daughters of Plainwell spent Mon­ visiting Mr. and Mra. Burton Hur­ Corwin as their guest* Thursday Envelope*—Both for day with the latter's brixher. Rex dlebrink and Melba Millron the past evening, the occasion being Wayne Culver's birthday. Ice cream and Waters, who has been seriously ill 11, Mr. and Mrs. James Mojeska and refreshments were served. with septicemia and pyemia And Many Other Specials for These Four Days ‘ niece. Mary Edison of Grand RapMrs. 8. A. McCafferty and niece, Mary Waters spent Friday with ids were week end guest* of Mr. and Marguerite McCafferty, were all day Mrs. Pits Ray-in Delton. Mrs C E. Van Ett. Thursday visitors of Mra Lon Earl Stewart Waters and family and Sunday vbi tors of Mrs. 8. A. Me- on a farm near Otsego, where Mr. John Willison spent Bunday at Cafferty were, a brother. Clarence *nd Mra. Earl hare recently moved. Charley Beck's near Galesburg and Canaan, and Gall Canaan and wife C. E- Van Etta father ha* been also visited at Albert Hartman s of Marshall and Mrs. Ruth Rlmser very «lck of late and confined to hls. South Hickory Corners. and son. Raymond, of Lima. Ohio, bed the mo*t ot this week. He has| Mra. Vesta Hasel of .Richland and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zumbrtng made hi* home with hla son for Phone 21Z1 Goods Delivered The REXALL Store Phone 2131 spent Sunday with home folks. of Martin. several years past and just suffered1 Mary Edbon of Grand Rapids is---a light stroke about a month Mr. and Mra. Robert Louden en—----------------------------------------------------------------------------------ago. -tertained her niece and husband of ‘pending the week with LaVern Mra R. A. Bradshaw la able to be VanEtt at hls home. 1W0 WEEKS ON THE B. & L. ASSOCIATION DOES I FINE JOB FAIRCHILD’S July Clearance Sale Ladies' Bathing Suits at J Off AU Hats except white, at « Off ( Mid-Summer Sale of Whites Prices; *1- There Are Also Bargains for Men and Children At Prices That Are Right. Ironside Shoe Company Mo”ey Saved 4 DAY SALE Outstanding Savings Look Over Our U«ed Cara * Before You Buy 1930 PONTIAC SEDAN 1930 FORD MODEL DELUXE SEDAN 1928 STUDEBAKER SEDAN 1928 CHEVROLET TRUCK 1930 FORD TRUCK with dual wheel* and stake body 19 19? 19' 27 29 29 15c FORD DEALERS CARVETH & STEBBINS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1M4 . । Mrs. Mac Trtlb and daughters ’ Neville Wood and Allen Kellogg ot SvUlted In Kdlamazoo over Sunday. Flint and Mtsa Margaret Sheehy of I Dell Wood of Urbandale 1* the 'Yale wCro Bunday guesta of the for-1 guest of Mr. and Mra. Rooert WUP*renu. Mr. and Mra. John jon ■ Wood. All epent the day with Mr. I Ooiwrt Unir, I. vi.itina ~t 1an(1 Mrs Hmry Wood at their Gun w“~ - , . alive* m Dunxirx, tna.. tor several - . o Mrs. Maude.Bcbotnp spent Sunday Miss Charlotte Lake of Lansing. Mr. and Mra. Frank Pender are ■week*. weeks. iI E. p G Hackney .returned on nn Mon-1 unn •iUr.colnIto 1 to to Bundwjto! oI Mr. to on . moto Irtp h) to eto. ! Mta KUirt Jon« to. to ttor Itoco hrXci I MU* Ethel Jones goes to Lake' day from Ann Arbor where he had J. E. Tyden returned Friday from!Mra. D. U Christian. Dr. and Mrs. D D Walton and Geneva. Wis.. Saturday for a week's been with hls son Clarence HacV a visit with friends in Iowa.' I Richard Hinkley and Robert Reed tons spent pert of last week at Gull vacation. Incy who was taken to the haaoltal Mr. 10 Mrs. J. A. Wooton visited Mr. and emi. and u»u Mra. mro. R. re. J. a. McCreery aai*»recry were -- C,®P —- - ------- ---- -- ,,attc on Saturday treatment for ..... in-1 ■' Sunday guests of Mr. »«. and Mrs. Ttoon Leon iBnennan Sherman lake on Monday. Donald a »«». Mr.'and Mrs. C. D. Bauer have Mrs. Roy Andrus ot Lansing part 1fection in hb faix. He is doing as I Tolhuretof Marshall. 101 Drtn>ai accompan- been spending several days at Wall Of he past week. iwell iu possible. i; Mr. And Mra. Stanley WUdem oti . . L"—.. . . lake' i Mrs. Charles Doyle visited her son, Charlotte called on Mr. and Mrs.' M1AS Audra Carrothers of Grand Because summer is usually pretty dull in the cloth­ Misses Fern and Judy Mulder .are Donald Doyle, at Greenville from ! Jack anyder of South Hustings Rapids Is ^siting her grandmother, veiling Grant! Rapids relatives this Thursday till Saturday Mrs.- Dabel Isabel Carrothers. and aunt. week. Saturday. . ,Mr4 ing business, and because we are unfortunate enough I Mrs. John Scobey and Mra. I. J. ‘ Anna McOufiln, and other Mr. and Mra. Earl Kermeen ot 'Mr*. tL'aL™ Mbs Della Allard visited rein'smith <xmt Sunday at the Century to have bills falling due, we’re starting a sale on Fri­ . Caledonia were Sunday guests of I'relatives.' tlves at Saginaw and Caro over the (of Progrc** In Chicago. Dr. Acel la Leach of Lansing and week end. ; Mbs Mary K7 Gougiierty of Grund i : - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snyder of South day, July I 3th. The hard luck is our. Yours is the Mrs. Ethel Lessing of Chicago spent ■ Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Warren a. Carter Rapids I* spending a few days with The next meeting of the American from Monday till Thursday at last visited In Buy City on Saturday Mb* Louise LyBarkcr. , Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vedder re- ; good luck, for we’ve cut our prices even though Mr. nnd Mr* W M. Stebbins were ! Legion Auxiliary will lx* on Thursturned on Saturday from a visit week with the former's mother. Mrs. and Sunday I Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kerr a.-,U.. ----- :—.... ^-2 LZ- . -with hl* aunt, Mrs. Nell Croy, of clothing prices generally are going up. rooms Officers for lhe coming year Mr. and Mrs. Dtfn Shay. Jr., have spending a few days m Chicago and c. Hunt of Ku'aiwuw on Shnday. are to be nominated at this time so I Ahgola. Ind. Mr. arid Mrs. A. J Laracn und a good attendance is desired. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ritchie and 'returned from Portage. Pa., nnd Whiting. Ind. again are making their home in Mrs Margaret .Cocltran of JackJohn vblted relatives tn Big Rapids Plan* tor thc Fourth District con- I f baby of Lansing were guest* of Mr. ' Wand Mrs. Hurry Ritchie from Frlduy |Hastings with their mother, Mrs. son visited Hustings friends thc first over lhe week end. returning Tues- vention to be held In this city on of last week. . . day. r -tlll Sunday. ' Pauline Durbin. Sunday. July 22. will be discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mulder and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marble of June Norton of Grund Rapid* Is Guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Members of thc Unit are asked to spending the week with Marjory Ritchie on Sunday were Mr. and family vbiled Grand Rapid* rela- Kalnmaroo spent the week end with fcmember to prcjairc a few glasses' I , their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dun ‘ Norton nt lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. ?‘rs- J«n»es R«A- Mr. and Mrs. Wal- lives over Sunday. of Jelly. jam. or conserve for welfare • -Gsy Norton. Saxr. Mr. Kyser and Mr. Ault all : George Bauer nnd Dan G-rnid Marble. work during th^ coming winter. Thc J have been upending Tuesday nnd' Dr. F G Sheffield was lim guest) quota Is 100 glasses tor the local Mr nnd Mrs. Rolto Viele and fam- of Akron, Ohio. lodny In Lansing. of hb brother. John Sheffield of Or- 1 Mr. Mrs. ily of Vermontville were guests of ” and ** ’* A. * J. • Vedder. Mr, - । Howard DnnieLv of Carlton Center I angevillc Tuesday' and Wednesday. 'Auxiliary. Tills Is in addition lo the and Mrs, C. J. Lahr and Mr. and quota tor Camp Custer and the OtMr nnd Nirs. Gary prook on Sun­ Wednesday and Thursday today. . Mr*. -Floyd Gaskell were Fourth of spent ' day afternoon. | MLvcs Betty nnd Margaret Wiland July Bursts of Mr. und Mra. E. B. with Keith Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Walter/ sev- More of Marshall at their Lyon lake 11 Mr. nnd Mrs. R. K. Hurd mid son cox of Jackron tire the guest* Of . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waters .arc spending some time at the Jins-J Mrs, S. C. Brock nnd other relatives trip J! era! days Iasi week on a f Callers al Mr. and Mra. Dan Shay's, tings point. Gun lake. I thli week in Mr northern Michigan. Orlaiip’Mn lCnuuy Willard and fir Cluu. or.,• Friday rimaj were writ Mr air. and a»u Mrs rate. viu —. Mr —— and —-Mrs_ F - L.—Bauer —--- were MISS Man' ROUSh has gone to Parker of of Grand Grand Rapids. Rapids. Mr Mr. and in Jackson on Thursday andvisited vutted; camp Kitanniwa at Clear bike Mr and Mr< Lewis Harry were Parker and In guests of Mr and Mr* Jnci Snvder Mrs. Clare that•vnntntt evening. .. —.— Bullard »...•■—■ ind son WU- the Cascade*that where she lias accepted the jnsiUon 1 The largest attendance of the sea­ .,r .lintGian : son was was recorded at thc July 3rd, 3rd .I dietitian. ;*on of South Hasting* on Thursday? "Ham “m and daughter r-->'h.rim* rk.v Mis* Miss Prance* France* Button Sutton !* t* i spending of Catherine Shay Dr and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop’spent I luncheon at the Country Club over the week with her cousin. Marjorie Mr. and Mrs. Don Crcrok and of Lansing. Sunday in northern Michigan re- fifty being present. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bostwick and Pcttengil). In Grand Rapids. family of Vicksburg spent Sunday . ... vix --------- Austin. ... .... Port Huron | An arrangement of butterfly bu*h Rodney Mulder of Grand Rapids turning Port with hls father, Oscar Crook, tlie Mr. and Mrs. Olaydon Bostwick and Isi the guest of hls w.|bkiMom* In a glazed bowl of thc and aunt. ..,u Und Detroit. ...» uncle ........ -------------occasion being the latter'* eightieth children of Rom township, Kala­ Mr. and Mrs: Henry Mulder. Mr and Mrs Ernest Erway and .same shade ot orange centered the birthday. Congratulation* arc ex­ mazoo Co., visited Mrs. Mowry and ,i, mt *, itoy mim r-uniu. Mra. Roy vnunmer. Chandler. Miss Emma Mr. and Mrs. Vmighn Fuller spent ' lace covered buffet table, while com-I Mrs. D. L- Morthland at the latter's tended. ' name Chandler and Miss Alleen Ibcqliath last week al the Ciutclein cottage at blnatmiu of regal lilies, baby breath. home ounaay Sunday aiicnuxMi. afternoon. William Powers and Mr. and Mrs.'were in Kalamazoo on Monday Leach lake |delphinium, holly hock*.\ shasta Philip Munn of Detroit were Fourth' Mrs. Dora Fvrlewa. Miss Ambra I Mbw Harriet Pierson *pciit part of daisies mid larkspur graced other | of July gucUs of Mr and Mrs. C A Fodewa and Peter Fedcwa visited her vacation wltii Mr nnd Mrs. jiarts of the lounge. Bassett Reid Bassett returned to relatives in Fowler on Sunday. ’Abcn Johnson at thc Gun lake col-1 Top score at contract was made Detroit with them for the week end.* Mr and Mrs. Lyle Scudder enter-:Uige of Emil Tydcn. by Mrs C S Potts; at auction by coming home on Monday. lalncd her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mb* Vkilcl Reynolds and Dorothy Mrs- Jos Little. Tlie Rvlf event was Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lambic. Mr. D'e Watson, of Holland Hie Fourth.' and J>an Hinman returned Sunday, won by Mr* Chester Stem. and Mrs. W G- Bauer. Ruucli Mis* Dorothy Ooldrlng s|icnt Inst । from a visit with Mr ami Mr*. ChfMrs c W. Clarke had as guests Bauer. Wm. Schadcr. Jr. Mrs Sarah week with her sister. Mr*. James' fOnl Kahler of near Cloverdale. | from away. M ' “ ** Phillips. Powers Miss Sara Schadcr and Mr* Holes, at Springport and Dturk lake | Mr and Mr*. John Hpmmc* and Rusrell Pray. Mbs Helen .. . Wm Corkin were in Charlotte oti Mrs Winona Downing nnd Mra. dmi.thtcrs nf Albaii) N. Y . arc ex-' Larimore. N Dakota. Mrs. J. C-Fur-' Monday attending lhe funeral of rCorinne Gould of Lansing visited' pected July 20 for a visit, with her piss. Nashville. Mrs. A C Brown. Arthur F. Vickery I Hastings relative* over thc week end parents. Mr." und ' Mrs1. Charles Grand Rapids; Mrs. Chas. Pott* hmi Mrs Mary Van Dugtcren Mrs Mbs Travndon Wolfe of Battle Doyle. i Mr*. Gludeon Barnes. Mis* Barbara , Phebe Mot* and Mr. and Mrs’. John Creek-U visiting Mis* Geraldine Miss Clara Ix>ui*c Hayman of Barnc*. Aberdeen. Md - Mrs. Clar- , McLravy were in Lake Odessa sun-1 Isenhalhnnd other relatives thU Sheridan. Wyoming, and Mi*s Neva ehcc DcPlanta. Grand Jiapld*; Mr*, day attending the Bible Conference week. I Shepard of Battle Creek were guesta Kellar Stem. Mra. Gay Jordan; Mr* Mn Etta Blough who had been! Mr. und Mrs. James Langston. !oj Dr. mid Mrs. C. P. Lnthrop on Robert Coak. Mrs Little. Chicago; vliutiiig her mother. Mra M Faught. Mr*. D. M. S'.unrt nnd Miss Dona Saturday I Mrs Roy Cordes. Mrs. Phyllis Rcyslnce Thursday, returned with them Stuart were Baltic Creek visitors on I Mrs. John Nobles, whn I* attend- Hold-. Ann Arbor; Mrs. David Mr and Mrs. Frank Winar and .Saturday. I ing the summer session ol the G.-x>dvcar. Jr.. Mrs. Harold Pelham, win Leon from Cleveland. Ohio, and Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Shafer were Nurses Training school at the Uni- Ncft Brunswick. N. J Mrs David Sheldon nnd daughter in Chicago on Tuesday nnd Wednts-' veraity of Michigan. »Mnt the week | ----• • - --------------Nancy from Toledo. Ohio, were here. day attending die Century of clllj at pome (COUNTRY CLUB ACTIVIspcnding last week with Mr. and,Progress Mra. Philip Kniikcrn and children TIPQ Fll I PAQT W/FFk Mrs Dan Shay. 8r. Mr. and Mra.' Dr. Winifred McLravy ol Grnnd|Pf Bronxville. N Y . who have been) I Ito FILL “Rol WtCfl Harry Fielding and Mrs. Dan Shuy. 'Rapids and Mrs. Matilda McLnugh- lhe guest* of Mrs. A. D Knlskenp . Sr . went back withthem for two Un. who Ls working in Muskegon. h.,v. Kone to Manistee for a wit D»r first of «. Mries of bencDt week* .were Sunday guests of Hastuig* with relatives. parties sptmsorea oy inc Youngsters’ 2-Knicker Suits$4.95 to $5.95 er before. Hurry—ha*t< Mr* Barbara Burkle. her d.ugh- friend* ' Mra. Wm McKnight nnd children W.unenw^Lldfu”b overwork—-and loo co ter and husband. Mr and Mrs H. P ■ Mrs. Ward Baine 1* spending two illHl hl-r <lter. Mr* Marley Ha - I f“ nt” tC,’$o*£y ,Pv?ning Over Youths’ Suits, 2 long trousers$5.95 to $9.95 Manning and their daughter Bar- weeks In Chicago, where she wilt v.,r*en. and family of Wilmette. Ill . J1'(1 <”|[ Monuay evening, over slant application afli »«.«. ,.l 'Lincoln. Nrbr . have ton «IM Mr . ........ .mil aurnd A Ccn- ..... McKn.ein |*|“«> oS^" J Men’s Sport Shoes$3.95 to $4.95 vullto Mr Ito Mrs. Jainr. Loria ’to ol Pr.wr" cr.Ilto ,.l w.,11 lake inirt. to laSTarr -Uto ty moving object* are detri­ and Mr. and Mra. Hugo Wunderlich | Mr. II.. ry BlowHI and Mrs J F. Mr and Mrs John M.tor. who tod. .toh.to ladira to mental. Well Informed per­ Men’s Shirts, regularly $1 to $k’5O 79c to $1.19 and other relatives Mrs Burkle is n GUI of Kalamazoo were tn thc city ]K,Vo *jxnt reveral weeks here mid | n,,“* Ior ,,,w cunnm*. cnair covers sister of Mra. Long and Mr. Wun- on Tuesday calling on friend* and In tlie .•a.-t. left tndnv for lheir home “nd other renovation* in lhe lounge sons recognize these fact*, drrllch and formerly lived in the ■attending to business. in Los Anfle'-vi'Hing IhC Century «na k luncn numbers for Dress Straw Hats, one assortmentonly 39c and secure aid for their gres* enroute Holmes church community. I Mr and Mrs Bert Crooby Audrey <>( PrOKr . enroute.. . . I inc drawini; ol me numoers tor Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lindell, two'and Jean of Delta Mill* were callMrs ‘M c Mu-H.nl cMMrn. .«!;•* Bib Overalls, 240-weight................................................. .only 79c —Il nerm* nccewury. We sons mid daughter of Greene, Iowa, jers Saturday at thc Charles Kerr Tawn* City. *>>o huv, b< en .-pe.ul- Mrtlun.il ui.d Flnyd G**kell. „» tn.. |tLt Ibi". urelu with Mr , THe pru™ lor brlto .11 ol «lto promi-e you thc greatest street. were guesta of Emil Tydcn Friday, home en Green urn Closing Out all clothing for boys under the age of eight year* Everett Pcltcngill mid Mrs. W L. Hinman, returned * crt ‘ donated, went to Mra, LauMr nnd Mrs E.... en route, home froti the HomccompoeUblc benefit. ing celebration at Reed City, their and daughter Magiorlc of Grand ,tu their home Friday. —play suits, wash suits, blouses, knickers, topcoats. Mr* Gfncc Cobtrove nnd ?on 1 Mrs Gcon.t Lock*o«kI. Mrs^Chns. | former home. When Mr. Tydcn. a Rapid* spent the wi*k end with Mr. j Philip vuited Hastings friends FriMIns Margery Reynolds, Mrs. few years ago wait looking for a man nnd Mrs. D. H Sutton Men’s Socks, 50c values, 3 pairs for $ 1.19; 35c values, 3 pairs Mr. and Mrs. M Kenneth Newton lrfay. Mrs. Co'.grovc wm on her way (Struharn. Mrs. Gale Conklui. Mra. to manage hLs 1,700 acre farm In OPTOMETRIST j Iowa, he demonstrated hLs loyalty to have-rnijianN. t'> their home in Ak-j1ci ix*trull where she will make herlM- J Cro«i und Mra. D-ivid Goodfor 79c; 25c values, 3 pairs for 59c. • 1 year. Jr size of the. score made beMichigan by selecting Mr. Lindell ron, offlo.«fu'r visiting hls parents,. home for the present. Phona 2634 Halting* Dr. nnd Mra C p. Lathrop at-| ^ig the biubt for first choice down, | for thc Job from among all the other Mr. and Mrs. George Mf Newton. Miss Maine Kerr of Flint. Mrs. tended the Lathrop family reunion1 ("r the gentlemen winning scores I applicant*, and from nil reports EMMcElroy and Andy McElroy of held nt thc home of Mr. and Mrs.|W"c made by C. H. Osborn. Orville I made no mistake in thc selection. East Lansing were the guests of Mr IwHHam Dexti r of Battle Creek »n W®- J c- Ketcham. Roy Comes, and Mrs. C. A. Kerr over Hie Fourth July 4. Sixty eight were in attend- James Bilstol. Dan Uulldorfi and L. E E. Barnett. Misses Eilren and Kathleen Dan- ance. L Barnett, Ginger ale punch and home made lels of near Woodland spent several. Mr nnd Mr* Eugene Bush were days with their grandparents. Mr. dinner guest* of Mr and Mrs. Peter cookies were served at the close of and Mrs. Elwyn Daniels, last week. ‘Tilkins of Campan lake on Tuesday. thc bridge games. The Women's general committee, Mrs. Josephine A. Todd left Mon- n being the seventy-eighth birthday day for Columbus. Ohio, where she,of Mrs Bush Mr*. Nuia Allerding with Mrs. Richard Gnx» chairman, had tlie evening in charge. will join a friend in a motor trip to accompanied them J... rasK-man am ». ’ >’» to|>tae -u ballkr.l with Maine and other New England, joe Engleman and family^ of Chicaao «.-re nw, «u,«U ol Mrs. •EnnUFriday, July 13 Saturday, July 14 ► states. । C,,«v,«b** — । pato. V.-ry fowl, Daf.1 ,a«u — —■ |1 were carried out under thc super­ MUs Helen Eash and Ml** Eleanor | man's brother. Harry Miller, and Thaler of near Freeport spent Tur*- her father, over the week end. This vision of Mrs. Clyde Wilcox, some day night and Wednesday with their | week the Engleman'* will leave Chi- rare lilies and Queen 'Anne's lace tinted in colors making a striking coustms. Misses Winnie and Dorothy cago on a trip to Colorado. Fine Rousii. < | Mr. nnd Mrs. Cranston Wllcr.x. feature of the decorations. Granulated Mrs. Perry Ward of Buttle Creek Misses Marjorie Stebbins. Dorothy Mrs. Roy Hubbard. Mrs. RoyPound spent from Tuesday UH Saturday I Bate* arid Barbara Wilcox, also Cordes and Mrs. C. E. Doyle had in with her daughter and husband. Thoma* Stebbins. Ian Ironside and charge thc very charming luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Cramer, and'Robcrt Field enjoyed a house party this week at the Country Club, many other friends. at Saugatuck, over July Fourth. outside guests being present. Ten Tommy and Anne O'Connor of the Callen of Mrs. Lyman Johnson of tittles were filled for bridge. Mrs. * No. 2 Six. Cans State road have been spending the hutland Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Potts turned in the high past two weeks in. Coral, thc guests! Paul Pulven and Jacqueline. Mrs score for members and Mrs. Meof. their Dr. ....... and Mrs.1 Hollis Jphnson. Dickie. Duane, and, tvniglll . . fnr me guests ------ -grandparents. ------ ,---------- — inc gou PARTIES r.xre FOR MIS$ GERThe golf r*uiit.s Wynn jjune. Johnson all evcnt walor . * fynn Nobles. Nobles. June, also also Miss Mi*s Doris Doris Johnson bv v Chestcr . ALDINE TOLLES. Mr. and Mrs. Mort Freeman andlof Ann Arbor. Mil* June Is staying g<vm (o|_ (#wej| U1 Ut<;_ several iqrely part.ez. honoring! daughter Louise and und Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs.'for the week. week. aughter Louise for thc I.,rough. Miss Geraldine Tolles, who was marGlendale called Miss Grace Mmnnd. Edmonds returned on on|' Mra.u Freeman of fLaming .nun. nailed um , attr*cUve decorations used ried on Sunday lo Keith Fox. were Full Quarts on Mr. and Mrs. Otto Iscnhath and Monday from a visit ot several''for the previous evenings benefit'held last week. | other friends on Sunday. week* in Columbus. Cincinnati and bridge served again for the lunch- | On Monday evening. Mrs. R. J-: Mrs. Jack Laubaugh left on Sat- Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio, und Evan-1 eon. McCreery and Mrs. Dell Sutton were urday for Fort Wayne, Ind., where Islon, ill. Mis* Elizabeth Stacey ot Mrs. Ray Finnic had as guests,' hostesses at a miscellaneous shower.' she will moke her home with her Evanston accompanied her home Mrs. Wm McKnight and Mrs. Mar- twelve guesu being present. Bridge son. She expects to spend several and will till Monday, __icy Maiveraon. ley Halverson. Wilmette, 111.; Mrs. I spares wetewon by -..<*• 7. remain u wumettci ui.; airs. weeks in Pennsylvania also. I “~J ,J * Clean Quick Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Daniels. Harl Loa'AngeiesrMnTw. R Cook^Mrl received some lovely gifts. Mrs. and Patricia of Carlton Center spent guesu of Mrs. A- D. Kniskcrn on 1Philip .W. KnUkcm. Bronxville. N. ' Nick Weber of Grand Rapids was l±«e. inc the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Monday. Mn.- Honnold in company Y.. and Mrs Ruzscll Horton. Los an out of town guest. Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dan­ with her sister. ML« Gretchen Coul­ Angeles: Mrs. W. M. Stebbins, Mrs The MUscs LyBarkcr entertained iels of near Woodland called In thc ter. leaves next w^ek for Boston. I. O. Benton. Battle Creek; Miss nlnc gucsU on Thursday evening Mass., — to visit the------------former's, daugR- Eleanor Miller. Miss Alice Hagelevening. ----- — « theater party and kitchen 3 Bose* IOC Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Everhart. Miss ter. shaw. Boston: Mrs Kenith Mein- shower, complimentary lo Miw> Complete Auortmeat of Flavor* in Brick*, Bulk Jean Everhart and Floyd. Jr., were i Mrs. Russell Horton and small son, tyre, Mrs. Jack Rakowski. Mason; .Tolfc*. . ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Miner ' Russell. Jr., Jr.. arrived last waek wsex from irom — D . ------ ------ Mr_ Harold ..—..j । fen guesu were entertained by and Package Ice Cream and Sherbet* of Plymouth Saturday night and on ' Los Angeles. Cal., driving through. | ... ' ’™ ‘ “ra- ,urow 'Mra; Bernard McEarland on Friday vDox. fliinrlnv airenrlrrl H Hr* XllrxtS Of — . . . " . week's . . evening honoring Mira Tolles Mim Sunday attended a rMinlnn reunion at at ThniThey llavi* have IlBBn been Ithc.<ucsts of her her Tlie *committee for next Wayne. (brother and ‘wife. Mr. and Mrs. luncheon will be Mr*. George Lock-,Beulah Severance and Miss Eileen Loren Boyes spent Sunday In Port!Thos. Kennedy, pnd are now visiting wood. Mrs. C. W. Clarke, Mrs. O. Burke held top bridge scores. The b..< u* Huron, hls mother. Mrs. D. Z In Grand Rapids, returning to Ku- E. Goodyear. Mr* B C. Swift. bride-eject was given a miscellanIfcl SO* SUN TAN OIL Boyes. returning with him on Mon-( tings later." WUh the increasing attendance ‘pus shower of useful articles MUs day. after a week's stay with Mrs. । Mr. and Mrs. Albert Konklc and each week early reservations Norma an out - ------- --Tolles of Albion A,Wn" was * n fk “' Bum Ointment A- D- McDonald at her. cottage on Maryruth and Mr. and Mrs. Law­ important. ot town guest. * Bath Powders Lake Huron. rence of Baltimore. Md. are ex­ MISS CRAVEN MARRIES. Mrs A- D KnUkcm returned on pected Sunday for a two weeks' HURT IN ACCIDENT. (thing Cap* —----­ Many Hastings people will re­ Thursday from Evanston. III., where.visit with Mr. and lire R J- McMonday when Mr. and Mrs E>. Craven of. she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Creery. They have rented the Earl roy Tobias were out driving, some member Miss Florence m Picnic Suppliat Kodak* »ih r*c.'' nltu^C^Sk Area Lewis KnUkern. She wm accom-'Boyes cottage at Wall lake for thb pig* were roaming thc high way’and ^“9® In hls attempt to tnba hitting them.. Cn*k panled home by Mrs. Philip Knfc- two weeks. kern and children of Bronxville. New > Mr*. Anna Lawson and two hU car left the road and went £?mu1Craven re­ mid^n Julvl 'daughters of Warren. Pa., and Mrs. a small ditch. Mr*. Tobias suffered a ' York. Lawrence of Pittsburgh. Pa.. wrenched back and is confined to Mr. and Mrs. Will Fairchild ol W, ...6. ----------------------------—----------**Ltiw pJtmar at1 Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Fred were gtiesU of their sister and hus- to tad. Mr. TWO to ■« hurtto mA : Brown of Wayland. Bert Wlthey of i band. Dr- and Mrs. Guy C. Keller. "Some song hiU take 15 minutes Burner reside at Parkdalr, Oregon. | Chicago 'and Hubert and Richard.the past week Mrs. Keller and Cor. Stat. and Jaffaraon Yalrdtild of Detroit were guests of guests have been attending the to write." save a popular composer ’ She has the best wishes of Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fairchild over'Century of Proerew for a couple of They shouldn't if one remembers his I Camp Fire girls, guardians and. H's Deliver The BIG-Little Stare Phone 2491 Schubert. ‘ Heads. 1 lhe fourth. jdays, returning today. Social Events and Personal Mention A Hard Luck Sale Beginning Friday the 13th American Legion Auxiliary Activities During the Sale You Can Buy Men’s Suits for As Little As $7.95 Luncheon At Coun­ try Club Tuesday , There are 35 suits in sizes from 35 to 42 valued.from $15 to $32.50 and the sale prices are only $795 /— -to Today’s Competition in Work Extra Trousers Free on All Other Suits in the Store L. V. BESSMER argains Sugar Red Cherries All merchandise not listed in this advertisement will be sold at 10 per cent discount. For many things the discount is larg­ er. Prices do not include Sales Tax. The Sale Begins Friday, July 13th—Ends July 21st Clothing and Shoes for Men and Boys HASTINGS 2 Post Bran Flakes Dill Pickles 25c 2 ...» 19c 18c Soap Chips S^ZSfc Pork & Beans c—^ir. 4 Can. 19C ARCTIC ICE CREAM COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Cones Paddle Pops Frost Bites Malted Milk* |U Jar Rings ■>•<> iw-i 22c Jar Caps Butter B.to. Beef Steak r«~, 26c SUMMER NEEDS u. i7|c Order Your Cold Meats From JJt REED'S DRUG �I THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, ILLY 11, 1934 MOI EIGHT , llniatlw in Woodland from Friday I FREEPORT. |Chorister. Lauris ff r in lire iuntl> Tuesday. | Mra. nur* Nagler has been the urBed UK UrlKO i Mra.'Olenn England accompanied1 guest of Mrs. Lewis Miller at Has-.I --------- waaJ.t.*. .»•---------' "—.I ■ by Mrs. Homer Harrison of Detroit,tings thc past week. .. . „,L *" CHURCH or THE united BRETHREN vidv^srfMuskwn11'’ bJ>on R1?hMdS ll>k°f f15^’ fa “nd John Hande* of Cln‘ in CHRIST. ».. i?tlS \ . born and Mra. *«* Earle of lhe Dexiiendina dwlr Mr vacation B. >. ana., d. d. T-ur. !■ u!£d ^trag?a"t slddlXg 'UoU k Jack »l‘J» 'r clnnntl with theorelatte's pJrenu. and Andres. Everyone are visiting nla4* Lanta and-children tives In Bessemer. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Baxter have moved into the Mn. Ida Lake house on Main street. . punas c!ui ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER- ’ Dr. und Mm. F. a. Pulta and fam­ tor Old Gold. I TfBEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c.' ily hatved Thursday into their new home on Washington street. . the mirth Mn HomerMr -Mn'’ Hern,an Mrs Frank Hecker, und other relaMiss Carrie Galey and Mra. Helen (Continued from page one) ■ H. !• M |>le4 Prayer me.unc .HanIson^ ancMwo^ugtHers j ■nip interior of thc local cream-' Short funeral services for Dell Butler are attending summer school used to house th^ pioneer db.play, in Kalamazoo. ' l.nr*l|»>. 7 .30 4’ UV.., nil. U.IU MI3. U4.IU V HI* u* » Frtday. August.2. will be old set-' p. ai ,Sena.... .' ' Mn C M — nEw paip.1 »k Jeb. Squires, uge 73, of Traverse Chy Miss . Georgia Butler Is spending .....li., 5"o " Mia*™*,. Bro.n o!.*>ry i. njujergeinu •a ■»» Hers' day. In the morning there will .urnna Kamas Mrs.Mn. Alice i Wc Wftrf — Klud 10 rcporl 01,11 R.PUUanu.nd Allee ------------” Mra- ?<’ro hel‘1 ^r,day morning at the four weeks at Camp Kltannlwa and be an exhibition of relic* and in the !Holmes of Woodland Mra Harrison ‘ S^mour Osborn is steadily recover- ess Funeral Home, conducted by Eleanor and Seth are with their. afternoon registration, old time -ft; remained for 11 visit with Mrs ing from her recent serious ihneas the Rev. M: E. Hoyt. Mr. Squires hud mother In Kahunaroo. PROTECT You Con.l.ntly sports, an "old timers" baseball : |due 10 Infection. ,spent moat ot Ufa life in Traverse The whdlc community was sad- . • "tun Holmes until Sunday. Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly game and a bo. kct supper. In the i . Mr. and Mra. Wm McKnight and! At lhe meeting of the village ^ny' bu‘ conducted a barber shop dened when word was received that evening there will be u musical proMrs. Harold Wenger, age age 21). X. naa had I children and Mr. and und Mrs. Marley Marley’j council last week lhe president and ";i7 n"c scy* er* “* >«ara »««• ago- uesiae* Besides ni» hls Mra. BOWENS MILLS CHURCH. g.-um and historical sketches. Prizes were authorised h* leaves one lister, Mrs. » P«t«r Hondrtd. Paitor. !Halverson and daughter of Wil-,clerk wore authorized to negotiate ।wldOtt *„*' P® F. passed away Friday afternoon. Mn. will .be given for thc oldest resident -h rnette. Illinois, called on Dr and Mrs. with J W. Godfrey relative to Hfc 7“rch"' 8J • Nashville and one, Wt.nKCr was formerly Miss Margaret CITIZEN'S MUTUAL of lhe community, tor the couple i ‘ - ,R.R. a. Finale Finnic Saturday. Mrs Me- purchase of the local cemetery. If It Aroinrr. o m a.. uquirca Squires oi of runt, Flint, ocbe- Winslow of Hastings. She had un­ - - ' . u‘r",rr. w. who Have been wed lor lhe longest — i—i.. and ...i children ............ ... , ..a deal i, serious nn*ra!lnn operation. riRBT fresbyterian church.. KF 'Knight and■ Mrs Hal-1such Is ........................................ made the cemetery ; Uie3 a® hast ,lMt of of oilier °t,w'r relative* relatives *iiui und dergone na very ..rVwn time ihe cdUple who have been Wed M „. ._v_ ■_ „ pMtor. Iverson and daughter are staying at;will be cleaned up and beautified .. . . .. . „ . Besides the husband. she leaves a <01 KsUiaaxoo N«U Bank Bldf for tlie shortest time and the young- tzs W. C«at« Fkon* sits !1)P McKnight cottage at Wall lake and every lot will then be cared for; ^2®_?Iaeye,ls s wor*,n* ln Bat- baby daughter. Charlene, her par­ cst baby in the community I M<>rnin< w ents. Mr. and Mrs. Winslow and two io Sm.Jay for two weeks. ill is hoped that lids deal will go ' On Saturday morning there will School »< >• ----------Thc contract for the M-14 bridge sisters of Hastings and a host of liutlsn. Mich. i Mr. and Mra. H. J. Rairlck and through. be more sports und in lhe afternoon t, coatb orove. chlldrCp of Muncie. Indiana. Mr. and t The annual reunion of the Zusch- !over Thomappie river has been let other relatives and friends. Funeral a public meeting with program of CHURCH or CHRIBT. r. o. wins, ru-.o: A Dr M1||rr or Woodws>ua |and ... . .. - -u |oMr3 6_ |st » sas-irici ,nd •» D'u”n services were held Sunday afternoon old time songs and speeches. At ,a ?d sMr. .Ir- and and and Mrs Mrs. v V R R. Wotring Wotring of of I July July 1. 1. at at Gun Gun lake. lake. Thr Thr event event wm was ' loud lnr,vlnd'-.ninment three o'clock there will be a game 1 Woodland were ku guest* Mr hjh and. pUl med in in nonor honor oi of aa niece niece or ot me the haP^r^d 1?«2?tSMM and Mrs Menno Wenger. Burlgl in • .o.o of ..** puinnea between Hickory- Corners and Dowl­ II Mrs Mrs Delmond Delmond Culler Culler Monday Monday eve-.older eve-.older memi»r« members. Mrs. Mn«»i Hazel Kmitn Smith. t,aa arr|ved. It consists of two loud Lake view cemetery. , ing In the evening historical EMMANUEL CHURCH. speakers, an amplifier mid plionoModel A Ford jn*ng J of Big Bend, Kansas, who was mak- graph. It was used Saturday night (EPISCOPAL) sketches will again be featured. DOUD CORNERS, Mr. and Mrs. Will Kimble of ing her first visit here. There were Floor Mat ... Sunday there will be programs by Tbe Ladies' Aid of Cedar Creek £ST Se8^S ± ^twinMi;ndaAce ^;;;;y local churches and probably a union will meet with Mrs. Harry Waters rs. Mattle They also enjoyable day was sjient spent Chevrolet Six ,tattle Kimble. They brothers, specialists on lhe banjo Thursday. July 12. died Mr. und Mrs. Floyd Kimble i Tte The I, high wind wMch which aaceompu.- ',nd ul,„ nlld BlU>, «h wind Floor Mat Among the principal speakers will There will be an Ice cream social Coats Grove. je(-<1 j (p e jherd )ar<j nun Friday <u yodcl,r „„ ,j,.. „„„u|nt.„. lhe Friday t.vun noon udid ' at Henry Bergman's Thursday. July be John KMchiun. Justice W w 4. NEW AND USED PARTS FOP. Mr und Mrs. Lawrence.lint Bird and around here Pojtcr'and Charles Wl'isMTt t h*. , considerable a—■JTi'Ti" damage — —uid here. (juirches of Niishvllle have I daughter. Eleanor Jean, spent *.!•Cc-.jrr.; »;U> unned ,u.d e.d> sund.y id.hl 19. It was postponed from tlie 10th 4 AI.L CAF.fi . 'I"5u-. ' ’nr '"YI 1 "“rl„n?w w,lh An interrsting feature to to Lhe 10th. . in. Hei uert ntu.m.d fruit hlnam U u,| „ w< ek end with Mr and Mrs. Herbert ripened fruit, were blown down und 4 BODY GLASS INSTALLED worked Isl soine time during the Mr. and Mrs. H. Bergman spent 1 7------ [— through summer will hold a vesper Rapids. —— —-- /4 Bird of Grand corn was laid flat in many places. .rvlce nt 4:00 oclock ln Uie rve days will Ire u parade of old i Mr and Mrs Wm. Warner and11 . Mra Mrs.- Oladeon Oladeou Barnes Barnes of of ’AberAbeir- on nlllln street. The Rev. Turner, ■the Fourth at Fair lake with Mr. use drawn vehicles The Rev and Mrs. Langworthy of Battle Le-sicr Wanier relatives in ! decn. Md . wo* a guest of her aunt. ■nneils requests that those having GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Creek» . a^niinr oneini Ohio .KTra ^ef. uid buggies, carts, etc., which they Mr. and Mrs. Eliner Gillette of Phone 2637 * Has tines m northern nonnem Indiana'from l..dhu>.-|rom Mon.I«l lh her ta»l»nd. M.Jor wesleyan METHODIST CHURCH ,,»d and in Mon- j with husl would like enter in this parade to Bnrryvllie visited Will- Carl's one tiny until Thursday. |nnd daughter, are vhlUn. »UUre> lhe nnd paa rh.rjr day last week. inu.i’ ’(‘'I in touch with the committee as । Elmer Warren and Miss Lena in Hastings. tn soon as possible viroiT'ai ’ । >< ..I Mr. nnd Mrs L. W. Fclghner atWarren of East Woodland ... Vic.tor — Sisson anti mother. Mrs .rndfd the ol tlie 11 Assisting thr Re.v*Rennells is the S ??id8lMO« Werc 11 .Oran<J Ri‘1’' Michigan Press Association ut II S ».n^?e "J; .he tnml. it r<v Oscar Smith. M M Rockwell und T W* Rockwell. Mrs Curtb M Lawmice L- hospitality chairman Mrs George Willison Is preparing a ! The W. C. T V will meet.'with । c. Baxter visited hls wife, who is pri>er.nn of old songs and T w ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Mrs Lydia Haines Friday. July- 13.' ---------assisting in — thc ...... cure ofnor hermotner mother ; . — Rockwell a program ol instrumental Mrs Daisy Tyler will be thc |A-' — ■ ■----- ---------• ader m -Grand Rapids, -from— Tuesday un­ music. ' Sunday guests at the home of Rev. iwv. ;1 tn Friday of last week. Guaranteed Truss Hickory Corners is me of the old­ land Mrs TW. Thompson were: Mr. | ----— ----: | Mr nnd Mrs. Victor Sisson Were est communities in Barry county Sheldon of East guestswaof »■><» Miss muwtr* Mabe) apianuu Sisson uc atnusHas!iV.ld £ J Fitting Service 11 In thc village und nearby are fmnWoodlund. Mrs. Mabie Emilckrout tings Wednesday evening. ' I • Illes descended from pioneer set­ and son of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs ' There was a good attendance at Every truss we Ct Is gnsrtiers who are .still living on the orig­ Leon Tyler and family of Wood- the M E. church on Sunday evcanteed to hold the rupture in Inal liom<*sicuds. BAPTIST CHURCH I iland. Mr. and ~ Mrs Dallas of mug message --- ---,..Parker ........................ “ 'to listen to the me uiomikc 1 Lansing and Rev. and nnd Mrs. Joyce brouaht brought bv by the nmu.. group nf of vn>n>» young man men jostnicnt for you. Let us those I ' Farr of Berkeley. California. Berkeley.^California. I from Lowell. Rev. and Mrs. Pay C. Wing spent Mr. und Mrs Jlimcs Cool spent feature "Se'eetivo Pressure t the week end with Mr and Mrs Jay part of lust week at their cottage nt Control". Nothin; else Ilka e Wing of Grand Rapids. While there they attended the wedding of Rev ■ouUUvml Win. Roush of Saginaw Is visiting Wing's niece. Mbs Fay Auble. nndI his brother. Elmer, and wife. The Prescription Drug Store Ed. Wiley of Lansing nt lhe home of: Jake Ruckle returned to hls home Mr and Mrs. John Goodell. Rev in Grand Rapids the latter port of . a. A. LiBABKER. HASTINGS Wing perfomed the wedding cert? the week after visiting relatives and mony ' friends here for several days HASTINGS CITY MISSION. -Mrs Cliltle Roush was a supper _. . , 1 guest of Mrs. Emma Sbson TliursCharles Purcell, who is still in day evening. Il being Mrs Sisson's feeble health, was in Buttle Creek birthday and Mra. Roush's being lhe ,, recently and visited his daughter, following dav Following supper ice1 Mra Iziura Howlett, and family. cream and cake were served thr! <’l I J I: I OP. rum 1CA-. ION ,. 1 Mrs Mnxine Stannard, who re- 1 whole affair being a real surpriM,1 ic’-ntly submitted to nn operation at -for Mrs Sisson Leila hospital In Battle Creek. Is, The W F. M. S of thr M E NITURE, Dishr*. China. Botr.,i ; convalescing at the home of her, church meets this week Friday aftfi parwits. Mr and Mrs. Qleil Van Au- ernoon at the home of Mrs. Win, | ken J Mishler of South Bowne. I NRss Beulah Buchanan of Niles is 1 Tlie many friends of Claude Whit­ or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. spending thc week with her sister, ney werc glad to learn that he reCor. Ckorch ind Coaler SU««U . turned home from thc hospital ut ■'rrleo ol lo 30 A. Al. Sub-1iMrs. Meta Hyde, and family. II — Limit IBOay S. B Kent, who has been nt Ora,,d lipids Monday and is very WRITE ANTIQUE BUYER. itulay School .er«rr.» .1 , ur»4>n»! Nichols hospital. b> much improved ' n,“c|» improved in health Care Hastings Banner. I It 1 in ri.urrii h.ni.hnt ft,»n W'edn»(dty a,,<l h**3 been removed to his sisters “ Is ls expected c*l)ectcd Hint that Attorney Earl allb nduced Fullmsu L, Burhans of Paw Paw. candidate Saturday fr -m 3 to S F. M. home In Battle Creek. * h..i1iu.. . ................. I., o.. am.rt i- । * 3:00 a _i . : ,I 1 t ' Mr ...IM.. 1 II., CHURCH or TJIE NAZARENE. , Mrs Katherine Schroder of As- for thc nomination as congressman lo 3:00 on the Republican ticket, will be in paneoMt Building syriu Cenierx who submitted to an L.l'llr. "" V '" f-l"h 1' R»T Ruby Couriu.y. Pa»ur I ap[>eiidlcitls operation on Tuesday is town on Wednesday evening of this week and will speak just preceding xtomiric' improving. HEEGES the regular drawing. Instant , Mr, and Mra Mrt‘n- and n --------Miss Pearl Reuter u, of uranu Grand tcapRapRelief! BOUBltAtllOv Ask abort AU-Expoaso Tours y'mn/'ue 8u“doy KUCjU °r ,Mr ,ds recovered from her • • t d „ ¥?• Ro ’ laId Warner at their recent operation that she has been Tin: i.irri.i: rkd brick Mnt A-.k Wall lake cottage removed from the hospital to her if 17„m. r .j-^e che-ikchaney camp Fire Unit home. LEGAL NOTICE rd a family reunion at — of Lacey, under the leadership of i Sunday. .. WOODLAND. UMM<> mlJ JUVi U1V |their guardian, Mrs, niCM Meta, „ Hyde, arc; WEST HOPE. Mr and Mra Warren Bolton and Mr and Mrs Frank Niethamer 'sponsoring a mid-summer festival Rehearsals for the program to be -I. II. uni and family accompanied by Mr and to be held on Wednesday evening. given at the McCallum Kchool re- j sops visited John Huizinga nnd fam­ Mrs Paul Brodbeck and family of, July 11. on the spacious lawn of Mr union arc the order of thc day now. ily al MeCords Sunday South Woodland und Mr and Mrs. and Mrs Gerald Duntcr of Lacey Two old bachelors und a couple of Rose Mary Feldpuusch was taken Tucker und family ot Clarksville Home made ice cream, hot dogs, and mail order wives seem to provoke SECOND- C«.»r <o Pennock hospital Saturday for spent Sunday with Theodore Jordan .pop will be the specialties. quite a lot of mirth The reunion '-=«i mi appcndicilics operation of North Woodland. | Frank Thompson of the Eagle db- will be at the schoc^ grounds all day i ,r‘'ni Mr and Mrs James Wickham of 29c Mr and Mrs Forrest Parmalcc trict was taken suddenly ill rccent- July 21. Bring table service, pot luck ’ and children of Battle Creek visited iy in Battle Creek. He waa taken to dinner, and plenty of capacity for;0'" relatives here from Monday until Leila hospital, where he submilted pop and ice cream, which is sold to ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Prescription Drug Store Thursday. i(o an operation. . rur.1 errwr «.1euc.u.. I RePorl »f the Condition of The Hastings City -Bank turned home after several days' vis­ Mrs Grant Osgood attended the Miles Schroder it with her. daughter Mra dins. funeral of her aunt. Mrs Nettle route one Rom / rom Assyria is ill with thc family plane held July 4th. at ’ ■> Schiebel of Maple Grove Saturday, .erysipelas — - Osgood's landing at Guernsey i Jesse ‘ . Butler ■ . . RESOCRI'EN Mr and Mrs Claud Sabin and The annual reunion of. the l»ke were. n~. Rev ' Isaac Osgood of! HASTINGS MARKETS family of Albion were Sunday guests --------Miller — families was held .......................................... on Wednes- Freeport. Mrs. " ,.... Eloise Bowcrsock. i1' of Mr und Mrs Rafller. 1 day - • *— .. Vcmice --------- -----------at— clear •lake Dowling at the Basil Armour and friends from Knl. r' ‘ Mr and Mrs Harold Rowland and |Harrington landing jumazoo and Misses Maybelie Hart T<>i.t. family und Don Hynes were guests Mrs Maxine Stannard, who lit “»d Barbara Chamberlain of Shultz. KnTATK Moutg.mi ut Mr and Mr* Ernest Shorno and :convalescing from her recent oper-| Nearly everyone from here attend- ! m'Niis and nf.< UKITIHH Don Shomo at their cottage at Jor-'atfon. spent purt of lost week at ed the 4th of July celebration ut ” dan lake Sunday I Fino lake with her sister. Mrs. Hasting* Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J. L. Smith enter- cleila Sjhepard and husband. I Leon Munger, wlw works at Ed. tamed fifteen guest* at a pot luck Hugh Cose and family were nt Hunt s and who 1* suffering from i dinner at their cottage at Saddlebag Lake Odessa Sunday to attend the pleura-pneumonia, wa* removed to Grand Rnpiih were ruc»i> of dm3 lake mi the Fourth I Lake Odessa Bible conference, lhe Delton huepital Friday. Hls many F F Hilbert and Don Sliorno rc-ju-ora being sponsored by the Newell: friends hope for a speedy recovery, Sunday chUCra at Clifford Ramturned last week from a two weeks' brothers of McKeesport, Pennsyl- .Henry Davis loft Thursday for vtsh #111) "Mis Statu Hilbert andlvanii. Rev George Bennard. evan-'Martin where he will work for a Hendershott and daughter. Mrs. family at lhe Hilbert cottage al Baylgelut. from California; Little Helen .threshing outfit this fall. Wilbur Schantz and family and Mr Vle* ICoy. six year old soloist, and excepThe tie cutting and saw mill opand Mrs- Geo McCulla of Hustings. Mr and Mrs Wayne txxvg and tional music were features. This is erattons In Jes.se Osgodd's timber Floyd Craig calk'd on Zcllon Kab­ daughter. Mary, -spent the Fourth the eight year the Cases have al-;*as finished Monday ending three 15,0011.00 ir of Bear Hole Lake district Tues­ witii Mr and Mrs. James Long of tended. months of hard work for all those ii.nao.oo day evening. 10.1SS.4T Hastings. . Mr and Mrs. Albert Conklin were‘participating. id oo Miss Winifred Border left Sunday; m Grand Rapids Sunday to see the I Don cook of Bugbee Corners spent a.IM 04 SOUTH VERMONTV1LI.E. for Detroit where she will visit her;latter* mother, Mrs Outlie Gates. Sunday with this Springer children, Mr nnd Mrs George Hall and HIGIIBANK. roommate. Miss Virginia Van Attcr. .aged 65. who fell and broke Die leg I Tlie young people arc urged to atchildren and Gene McCallum re­ Mr. and Mrs Clair Marshall and Mrs. Geo. F>ul. Mr and Mrs. Ray- bone near the hip and is at Butter- tend tlie C. E. at lhe church every LIAB IMTIE.H turned Saturday from Alanson family- of Bellevue were callers re­ motid Paul and Henry Faul accom-|worth hospital. Sunday evening. where they spent the week fishing. cently of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mar­ ponied by Mr. and Mrs. Rkhardj Mrs. Lena Conklin accompanied! Everyone remember lhe cothmunRoy C French d|i/f son Mel of De shalL ' o..o uu O'Bricn and children of Lansing )ier Albert Conklin and family to Hy meeting to be held at Dan McP»R>. Wiscon-'ln. sjrfR,thr piuu week so.ooo.oo Mr nnd Mrs Fredric Swarts and spent Sunday afternoon with Mr Grand Rapids Sunday. . ^Callum's thia coming Friday night, at the hoiiiv of Asa Struil. Roy family ot Battle Creek were Sunday and Mrs. James Neal of Ovid j • Mr: and Mrs. Clyde Walton and We werc shocked Thursday monicame In Jo>k alter hls farms and guests of Mr and Mrs Bert Daly Mrs Geo Spindler of Lafayette./Ron Seward. Mrs Nettie Manby and Ing to hear of the sudden death ot COMMERCIAL DEPOHITN, SOUTH THORNAPP1 -----attended - —j—« ■*------ ».**.*_ — <tr„. - of Delton. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bldciman Ind. was operated on for appendi- Eva thc- Lake Odessa Bible »•Mrs. Wm. Hayward. a Sr., Last Week's Letter.* . land barn where Wall lc Aldrich were callers In Jackson Thursday icitis ____ al rPennock .._ hospital last week. Conference Sunday. I following a tonsil operation. Tlie z-Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson -----. 1 Mts.1*Velma HoIIman of Kala- She is getting along nicely Carol Miller and Grace Conklin, family lived in this neighborhood Miss Virginia Peters is back at ipazoo spent tbe week-end with her Fred Lamberaon spent the week who have been in camp at Kltan- several years and Mrs. Hayward will /entertained last Sunday, their chll*<Uen, Mr. and KBs. Theodore Wier- Asa Strait *. . hf hating to go home parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoff- end with relatives in Gobles. niwa at Clear lake have returned be sadly missed by all who knew her. -c in „.I was- .man ---n yjjpy spenl Sunday at Pine i Mrs. Glen Leedy of Battle Creek home. Inga and family. In honor of Mrs. »for a few ...days as kher mother I AH who could attended the last rites Islck. ■' Wieringa's birthday. lake near Olivet spent the week end with her sister ■ | Saturday afternoon. SAVINGS DEPOSITS. l Cecfl Puxi'rs* family moved to VerMr and Mrs. Merle Hecjter and And husband. Mr. and Mra. D. B. CLAY HILLS. | Stanley Maksym and son E-dMr. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong Sunday. daughter Joan Patricia, of Hastings Green. Frank Harris and wife and Char- mund. and Stanley Stamplnak of of California came Wednesday to imofitville ' Mr. and Mrs. Louts Smith and son ley Skinner spent Thursday in Lan-, Belmont called on Bert and Julius Visit her niece, Mrs. Glen Nichols,!.I kin ftnna Reuth of Chicago visit- sjM'nt Thursday evening with Mr. cousin. Lola'Strait, liver ..... the1 and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Harold slnif ! Maksym Sunday afternoon. and family. 1.jed — ncr ............ „„ . ’week end Myrtle Tyler returned ta • Mr. and Mrs. Milo Keck and chil- Fender and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Norman Haight Is spending three olen Wise of Lansing Is spending gWT chl«««0 with her Monday to visit: dren of Battle Creek spent Sunday Rausch and son Wayne of Detroit weeks at Kellogg's camp at PUie a few days visiting friends and relNONE 5 “5 S' ,— r" “ 'l“ “ <“!o '« voioraao>. with Mr and Mrs. Fred Reid. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. 1<ke-7.2 ,u,r ana wul «• 0,1 16.000 01 atlvea here. ■aUM Mr. and Mra. F. Hawblitz called John Rairigh. *» i Francis Haight and family and Mr. and Mra. Ray Mugridge and Mr. and Mra. Chas. Cook and chil- Floyd Haight and wife of Grand Wllda and Mary of Orangeville STATE OF HILTIIOAN. COUNTY OF BARRY, u. while 'n^n^ their parents Mr and i ■ ‘ StraU no'nc-. 40,1 Mn,tn«r Corn" on Mr. and Mra. Chas. Tobias ‘in John areU''swndin nda XMrs f JnEm 'Tbftm.o r.X. A5a Hlrau antl aI1Q 50,1 Milling Com- Baltimore Sunday evening. dren left Friday tor a few days' trip Rapids were week-end visitors at* spent Sunday with Richard Louduvl tJ «J pany 01 NashvUle'gave Nashvtlle'gave their emMr. and Mra. Henry Bldelman and to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Eugene Haight's. baugh’s. nays Xe UD bbevona the *straits, . .... .. — .. of... U»v ^ddedlh lralts' where Ploys a picnic on the Fourth July Mr. and Mra. Robert Austin of William Hullet and wife of Mid-1 Officers elected at thc Christian belief SM wr once reaioea. . ,Bl Morgan park ThfJT wcfp aboul Mr and Mra. Forest Bldelnuit at. tended a reunion at Gun lake Sun- Lansing called on the former's dlevlllc spent Sunday with Roy Me- Endeavor organization meeting are M. A. LA MB IB. VieiPrsaidMl, Cmblir. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clem of fifty preaenl. d$y. . , ; mother. Mra. Rhoda Austin. Satur- Caul and wife. as follows: Pres.. Ma/belle Hart; n»y Springs were guru.-, uonel and Billy Hall have a cat Mr. and Mn. Claud Reid and son day. Leon Potts and wife attended the Vlce-Pres. Belle McCallum; Secy . ; pyry of Mrfl cnarue Andler .who Is mothering two kittens andI.of near Bedford called on Mr. and; Mr. and Mra. H. J. Rolrick and Featherbone picnic at Caledonia Russell Laubaugh; Treat.. Uster MMk.. k.v Hour skunks. . O. 8. Md (Mrs. Fred Reid Thursday evening, children ot Muncie, Indiana, visited park Sunday. 'Lord; Organist. Glenns Osgood; WANTS HICKORY CORNERS PM CENTENNIAL' -r-rzr' 1 nt. Our Service 50 50 viA MICHIGAN || CENTRAL CHICAGO’S | WORLD’S FAIR CARDS of THANKS rWANTTOBUY $R10 5=2:; $ 155 “™- Michigan Central �Wednesday, July 11, 1934 ---------------------------- -------------- 15' Wisconsin Mild Cream or Brick pint 23c can ~~ 75c pkg. 10c WESSON OIL OVALTINE Largr Siw BAKER'S COCOANUT Dry ■" 29 CHASE & SANBORN Coffee Ib. tin 29c BOKAR COFFEE ib. tin 27c HILLS BROS. COFFEE lb. tin 32c Iona Flour MM Ik b*« 83C GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 24«/. Ib. bag $1.05 ‘ SWANSDOWN Cake Hour pkg. 27c CALUMET Baking Powder Ib. can 25c Fels Naptha Soap 10 *- 45 LUX TOILET SOAP 4 cakes 25c IVORY FLAKES -----------Large Package 23c RINSO Washes Clothes Cleon 2 Ige. pkgs. 39c 29' SEMINOLE TISSUE Cotton Soft 4 rolls 25c P.ko. ige. pkg. 35c PRESERVES Strawberry lb. jars 2 jars 35c Uneeda Baker’s Specials SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkgs. 23c MARSHMALLOW BUDS Ib. 16c ARROWROOT BISCUIT 2 pkg*, 19c COOKIES Engliah Style lb. 29c MARY ANNS Ib. 17c CHEESE BITES pkg. 11c PREMIUM SODAS 2 8-oz. pkg*. 19c UNEEDA GRAHAMS 2 8-oz. pkg*. 19c NAB1SCOS Small Package 2 pkgs. 19c TRISCUITS 2 pkg*. 19c PREMIUM SODAS 2-lb. pkg*. 3ic Campbell's Tomato Soup 4 .... 25' 2 booties 25c GINGER ALE Canada Dry ! FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST cake 3c CREAM OF WHEAT pkg. 23c Cracked Wheat Bread TWIST BREAD COFFEE CAKES NUTLEY OLEO _ lb. loaf 9c . 1% Ann Page * each 10c lb. 10c Peanut Butter BULK TEA Green Japan MINUTE TAPIOCA CERTO Sets Jellies Heinz Beans Largo Site 7 45e 2 lb. 29c pkg. 13c bottle 25c 2 25' ROYAL Baking Powder 12-oz. can 33c SWEET PICKLESM..ter 2 pt*. 25cqt. j*r 21c MORTON’S SALT Iodized 2 pkgs. 15c Northern Tissue 4 ,.n. 21' BON AMI POWDER _ 12c _ can ROYAL GELATIN All Flavor* 3 pkg*. 19c AJAX SOAP Giant Size 5 bars 19c POTATOES New Peck 25c Bunch 3 for 10c CARROTS CANTALOUPES Each 10c WAX BEANS Lb. 5c QUALITY A & P MEATS STEAK Cut From Branded Beef Lb. MINCED LUNCHEON LOAF PLAIN VEAL LOAF isc Lb. 17c Lb. 19c BEEF KETTLE ROAST Lb. DRIED BEEF ft lb. Cello Pkg. SLICED BACON 2 ISC lbs. 25c COTTAGE CHEESE BAKED BEANS ________________ Home Made Lb.____ 15c POTATO SALAD Home Made Lb. 15c LARD Kattlo Rondorod CIRCLE (S) PICNICS PICKLED PIG HOCKS ROLL BUTTER 3 LW ISC Lb. 14c Lb. 15c 2 Lk. revival would result If America's Farmers Could Make Greatly Needed II. -"*>• Building Repairs * 49C A PTOOI) STOKES adoption by the City Board at Di-1 rectors, is the planting of cerob trees in front of the City Hall and on Garfield to the Civic Auditor-! lum. Mr. Kenfield sold the largest' printing and publishing business in Chicago—lhe Kenfield-Leach Com­ pany—20 years ago and came here to "take it fuy." But he found he' was constitutionally unable to re­ tire. and so he bought the Arden dairy and built it up until It b^- i came known os one of the best and' largest In the West. It is due to his perseverance and "never quit" motto that the Cocoa Plumosa palms .were made an ornament to the business district. Mr. Kenfield believes that within hls lifetime he will see formal ac­ tion by the city changing the name of Colorado street‘to "Palm Ave­ nue." working on such projects in their I Recent rural surveys of farm own county u may be approved by homes in Michigan and several oththe Work Division. The worker will I er states, conducted m a CWA pro­ be allowed to work a sufficient num- |Ject. showed that half of the farm in need her of extra hours to pay for any houses in this country are -in of repairs. The report said that only capital goods received. Each family will be handled on an half of Uie 6.225,000 farm homes In Individual basis and only such com­ the country are In fairly good mittments will be made as seem lo structural condition, and 15 per cent be Justified by possible rehabilita­ of these farm houses need complete replacements of foundations, be­ tion and a return to Independence. It is estimated that 30.000 families tween 15 and 20 per cent need new on farms in the state are receiving relief, it is further estimated that etc. There can be no possible doubt only 18.000 ot these live on tillable that. If something can be done to land. Tlie Work Division desires to pro­ put agriculture on its feet in this mote demolition work in order to country, there will be offered an al­ R. R. RETIREMENT ACT provide materials for other projects. most unlimited market for build­ u necessary for each of these ing materials, farm marehlnery reTO MAKE NEW JOBS projects to be accompanied by a pairs and new machinery. It is ri­ contract or agreement between theltimated that it would take 13,500,Railroad employees here In Barry county administration and the own-[000,000 -to put farm houses in good county are considerably Interested! er of the properly to the effect that [condition. Add to that the amount in lhe terms of the new railroad re­ the materials In question shall be-[needed to repair the bams and oth- tirement act, annuities of which will come the property of the Emergency;er outbuildings, an one can see start February 1. 1935. Under terms Relief Administration. [what gigantic sums would be needed. ot this act all who have worked for I iwithoul question, if the residents In 30 years for one or more railroad ----' 1 the rural areas of this country had companies will be eligible for re­ released by the Department of State ] the money, they would spend 88.000.- tirement pay At present there are FARM BUYING POWER at Lansing; 6.671 more than In 1932. 000,000 at least for repairs, replace- many railroad employees who have other things needed on j ‘ and * — — fifid ----------J*-* — SHOWS IMPROVEMENT improved business conditions and jrnents already seen more than 30 years of a lowering In the weight tax are •the farms of America. 'service. All of these will be eligible to be responsible for this And if the farmers — could ----------spend J for retirement with pay next Feb­ Sales Prices for Produce In­ thought : increase. . 1that money business of all kinds; ruary, and this means that new men crease Faster Than Costs of According to Department of State ■would experience one of the greatest’ ;will be needed to take their places. certificates of title records. 77,046 irevivals In the country's history. It Is expected this will aid quite ma­ Commodities Purchased more automobile Ales were made in terially In assisting unemployment I East Lansing.—Farm purchasing Michigan Ln 1934 up to June 15 HAS ENGAGED IN THE through opening up new Jobs. power on the average throughout than were made during the same [ the United States hits been 25 per period In 1933. Although the rec­ INSURANCE BUSINESS [cent higher during the first nine ---- ---- —— .... ----- ----- urua ords aiiww show uu>* tiiat I**s the sale V.. of .... new ....... cars | months in which benefit payments hu lncreased greatly over last year. Fred. S. Kenfield, Who Re­ have been distributed through Ihr^urh thc thn lhe blwMt dcmand ho.5 been regtstired Years Ago, Has Con­ 'provisions of the Agricultural Ad­ tered in titles for used cars. Justment Act than in lhe correscluded His Retirement August 7-14 are lhe next dates of I Possibly an evidence wof, Improved ponding period ot thc previous year. condiuons is thc fact that the numThe following article taken from the Barry Co. Y. M. C. A. Camp for1 i ThLs is the conclusion reached by' oJ repossessed cars is about 1700 a Pasadena. California, dally will boys. Leaders are already being se- j L. H. Bean, economic adviser to thc-jMS lhe UU1 sported for the be of Interest to friends of Fred 8. cured and another very helpful time [ Agricultural Adjustment AdminJs- gBme r^nod a year ago. is assured to all boys who can at­ Kenfield. a former Hastings boy: | trallon. following a study of the --------------- « q » Finding himself unable to "sit tend Remember—only 84.00. August 2 Is the dale of the Has­ prices farmer* receive for their pro- BARRY CO. NOW PAYS around and do nothing," since he ducts, compared with the cost of .D«nni uu. nun rn i o sold the Arden Dairy. Fred 8. Ken- tings Parish Picnic at Camp Barry [commodities farmers buy. Cash in$54,000 FOR RELIEF fleid. widely known for hls teal In with Ray Erway. Cameron McIntyre. come Including benefit payments ’_______ the planting of palms on Colorado Ethel Crook, and Grace Brill on the [during this nine month period in- jg Unable to Do More Now— and adjacent streets, has gone into Sports Committee. [creased 38 per cent but this increase July 10-14 Is the mid-west confer­ business again, thus maintaining Help From State and | was partially offset by an Increase hls reputation as one of Pasadena's ence of the Y. M. C. A. Employed In the cost of commodities farmers U. S. Necessary busiest and mast useful of citizens. men at College Camp on Lake Ge­ neva, Wisconsin, Mr. Kenfield.may henceforward Rev. Father Oeller, representing Tlie young folks attending the be found at hls desk in the office of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Epworth League Institute at Albion Company.‘in lhe Pacific-Southwest , last month went on record In a big building, Los Angeles, handling all way against supporting war and al­ lines of life and personal insur­ cohol. Read lhe article in the 1 the net increase in farm purchasing !: them a letter he had received from ance. it is not entirely a new line Michigan Christian Advocate. , the state welfare emergency relief I 1031 I organization. This letter asked that tor him. *a he sold lite Insurance | Anyone bavins a need tor a H. B. [boy to earn his board and room this ■ ltu«^’ shows that Barry «>unty contribute itsshare to as a younger man. Mr. Bean s study shows that llef work in the county. Mr. Kenfield's work for hls adop- coming school year please let C. F. ! the purchasing pow. the farmer j nAnce ro^nitlL of the ted city. Pasadena, his taken many | Angell know. He knows of a boy various and valuable forms. Hls' looking for such a place. purchasing power ot the country asnrafltn*.d <1, report of what the latest j^oject. now about ready for A very Important meeting for the a whole during lhe first tour months ’"“““J X m the way of [of 1934. During this period, lhe to- , J* ml "tK^tet^U^^TMnereenrt- ,payln« •I'°®° per month tn molhera' Ing the distribution of emergency । pensions Second Barrv county is | An extensive rural rehabilitation ' program was recently started by U»e State Commission with the appointI ment of Roswell Carr who will be in । charge of lhe work. | Mn Carr will be assisted In the work by an advisory board consist । ing of R. J. Baldwin, director of ex­ tension department. M. 8. C-; E. L. Anthony, dean of agricultural deIpartment. M- 8. C.; John C. French .of Iron county; Harold Vaughan of Saline and Professor K. C. Murray of thc U. of M. Under this program, farmers who are eligible for relief receive neces­ _____ __ sary old and such capital goods as may be needed to return a farm to a self supporting status. Only families having farm---------exper! icnce which would indicate ability ot It' will be aided by j lhe new program. Further, lhe per­ son aided must be on really tillable [land. I Recipients of this kind of relief will be required to pay in return by rA&P FOOD STORES Maxwell House 1A GREAT BUSINESS - - —■ -------------------------------- Huntfti oudiracdd Rural Rehabilitation Program Placed In Effect In State [AUTHORIZE!? CllCCSC PART THE HASTINGS BANNER Day Dream An Established Popular Line of Toilet Preparations—handled by this store for 17 years—on Special Sale Only from Wed., July 11 to Sat,, July 14 DAY DREAM FACE POWDER Handsome Package—Sella at 50c DAY DREAM COLD CREAM i A Charming Product—Sella at 50c LIQUID OR SOLID BRILLIANTINE Does Not Gum or Stain—Sells at 50c DAY SSX DREAM PERFUME Securely Sealed in Attractive Bottle­ Sells at 50c Any Two of These Items During This Sale at Only p* PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE HASTINGS B. A. LyBarker, Prop. Sfic youth of our county was held in the and phoned for Richard and bar Hastings Methodist church last Monday evening with Dean Daven­ port as the speaker. DUBFEE. Last Week’s Leiter. William Knlffln. who is in Ann Arbor, hod an operation Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knlf­ fln visited him Monday. Mrs. Robert Knlffln went to Ann Arbor Friday and found <» antral that their son was dangerously fil G ADLERIK LYBARKER. Drugglst.-^AdV. IE’Sim .7 XT t-S ?0\\n in the corresponding period of pe^lLem than .to ----------------1933, 1033 but hut the cost «»t of living llvlna tor the lhe hospltallMtlon the sum of |1500 country as a whole increased eight per month. Third, the county Is ex­ per cent, leaving a net increase of pending. In care of adult afflicted ih..x 1 *nd for couniy ,n chasing increase gtatc ruapuuis anu outer oUjer naic ltate in ln­. ; " ■power . , _The net _ . „ „ in j। siaic farm purchasing power was 28 per .iitutians. gumuotis. the lhe sum of 82.000 82,000 oer per the some same period. period ____ *. or ' _a total of .. .. r~. per cent for thc month, 84.500 month, or 854.000 a year. This certainly shows that Barry UPLAND PLOVER NEST 1 nionnvCDCn IM rnillUTY “unly u not neglecting Its duty to­ ; DISCOVEKtD IN COUNTY ward the needy: but the board real1 ,Tn „ ~i; ~U— — - i। rt ._ ,in ,, lies that there are 1 many who ires Q nnnm .1,, .1^ n ~ trAnn . . ■ < . ... ... .• , .■ Is Second to Be Found in Inn the need help in these trying times, County Within Past Fif­ which aid the county alone is un-' able to give, so the board requested teen or Twenty Years the Emergency Welfare Relief Com­ Ben East, well-known Michigan mission. the Barry County road and out-doors writer. In an article In bridges committee and the county the Grand Rapids Press, states that road commission to work out some what is probably the second nest plan of relief through employment, of an upland plover or Bartramian to that the welfare cases which the sandpiper to be found in Michigan county alone cannot handle may be I during the past 15 or 20 years was cared for. The county Is unable to j accidentally discovered early In do more than it is doing, because | June In the northwest section of of the depleted condition of county ' Barry county by Albert Baker, a young farmer and bird lore enthusREVENGE. last. Sometime ago I heard one man I Baker said that he had seen up­ land plover In the neighborhood for telling another how he had re­ venged himself upon another who 'about three years but that he had 'never been able to discover a nest. had offended him. It wasn't _ nice While passing through a neglected story; however, the speaker appar­ | hayfield on the way to a fishing ently was proud ot what he had | stream, however, a nesting plover done. Revenge is a form of hatred. I flushed literally from under hls feet. It is always the hater and not the ! Upon investigation he found that hated that suffers most. As I walked away. I could not help 1 the skillfully-hidden nest consisting ' of a deep, grass-lined hollow in the thinking of that simple yet noble ground, contained four large eggs character, Abraham Lincoln, and ! which were of a buff color with spots what he did to Chase. Mr. Chase, of brown and reddish brown purple. although a member of the cabinet, [ Ben East and Baker attempted was, and had been, one of the bit­ [to get a photograph of the nesting terest critics of Mr. Lincoln's admin­ I bird but were unsuccessful. A dear istration. When he retired from [picture of the nest and tlie four the cabinet ho seemed to be more hitter than ever before, and went eggs, however, were obtained. Fifty years, ago, according to Mr. about the country trying to poison East, the upland plover wm a popu­ the minds of the people against the lar game bird which thrived In great President. About thia time Chief Justice I numbers. About 1880 following a sharp and sudden decrease ot Che Roger Taney died, and to the sur­ passenger pigeon, market hunters prise of every one who knew the facts, the President nominated hls began to turn their guns on this plover. The birds were shot from arch enemy for the position. Lin­ j the time they returned on the spring coln paid no attention to the harm . flight and were packed und shipped that Chase had Ame him. He over­ ' In barrels to city markets. Aa a re­ looked the Imperfections in the man sult of this onslaught the upland who otherwise wm qualified to head • plover became nearly extinct and the Supreme Court ot ths United i was in danger of following tlie pas­ States. Do good unto those who desplle' senger pigeon into oblivion. For the PMt decade or ao they have been fully use you. Be kind and gentle with those who are crude and rough. almost unknown in Michigan. i The first nest to be reported in In this respect, we can all be as 1 this state In recent years wm dls- great as Lincoln —Claudius E. Wade. LOWER CROOKED LAKE. photographed by Walter Hastings, , of the Michigan Department of OouWard Llndaey and family were servatlon and an expert wild life Lansing visitor* Bunday. photographer. It wm from this pic­ Mrs. C. Zimmerman visited relature published in Tlie Press that Mr. Baker wm able to Identify thc upland plover about hla home. Mrs. H. Hartwell and daughter Dorothy bt Plainwell spent Wednes- AUTO SALES LICENSES . INCREASE SINCE 1933 Goo. O. Roush and family of Quimby spent Saturday at Frank There were 82JH0 more automo­ Roush's. Their daughter, Pearl, re­ biles licensed In Michigan on June turned home with thtm after 1 of this year than on the tame date spending three weeks with her in ■ 1933, according to information No Bargain to Offer But we do wish to sell you the personal service of this bank in exchange for your confidence A COMMERCIAL Account here will . C J (INCLUDING THE TAX) Y.M. C. A. ITEMS .sirs • Beautiful Porcelain Jar—Sella at 50c DAY DREAM VANISHING CRE’M enable you to draw checks in payment of bills, or current expense purchases. Then you always have a record of the Deposits in this Bank, whether Commercial or Savings, are insured un­ der the Federal Banking Act of 1933. transaction for future reference if it is needed. A Savings Account here will aid you financially. A safe rate of interest will be paid annually on all savings accounte.-—- -------- --- --------------------------The officers and directors of this Bank will cheerfully extend advice based on their extensive banking and business experience.' We extend to you a cordial invita- • tion to become a steady patron of this 48 year old Bank HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 - Capital $150,000 • HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS ELECTRICITY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1034 THERE'S A LUMBERJACK SHOW INTERESTING EXPERI rnn CADUtTDC r»AV «°r placing tne *wo cyiMENT NOW BEING MADE . FOR FARMERS DAY Under bank* In lhe Pord V-8 motor Michigan's Famous Band Will Arouse Oldtime Echoes at College July 27 scribed today by the Universal Oa- Largest Experimental Hut Farm in Morth America on Kellogg Farm termed It the most efficient method of doing away with excess vibration On the Kellogg farm, over the line East Lansing. ■— Robust echoes "because tlie unbalanced forces in this type of engine cancel out." in Kalamazoo county, which con­ from Lhe heyday of Michigan'* first When thc angle between the cyl­ tains a considerable sandy land, great industry will greet Formers' inder banks is 00 degrees.thc inter ­ Day visitor* at Michigan State Col­ some interesting experiments are lege. Friday. July 27. when the Gra­ val or period between the explosion being conducted by the Michigan tiot County Lumberjack Orchestra of each cylinder 1* exactly lhe same, State College. This farm has been repeat tlie entertainment which won It was pointed out. Wlien. in addi­ given to lhe stale for experimental them first place in a recent national tion. the angle between the crank­ purposes. One hundred and fifteen acres of. contest in folksongs at St. Louis. throws also । is 00 degrees, a condi­ tion which engineers describe as very sandy land, thc poorest waste Missouri. This orchestra, managed by H 8 "perfect inherent balance" is ob­ land in tbe 1,100 acre farm, has been set aside for a nut-growing Babcock, weekly newspaper pub­ tained. It was stated. ' Usher, is made up ot men who sang "Unbalance tn any engine results project Throe nut trees are plant­ । tlve.se song* in Michigan camps and primarily from the fact that each ed in straight rows ao they could | of sons of these lumbermen. Nine of piston travels faster when ap­ sow alfalfa as a nurac and nover 1 the group arc post 60 year* old. two proaching and leaving the top of crop. Tests of the soil showed it to are over 70. and thc lending clog it* stroke than when near the. bot­ be very sour. The superintendent ot dancer boasts of 75 Reasons since tom of the stroke, In the 90 degreethe __________________________________ farm sowed five tons of ground V-8 the moving parte are so placed | limestone per acre to neutralise thc the winter of the blue snow. Song selection* include "Little that, when al) eight pistons are con-: acidity and make the soil alkaline, Brown Bulls." a tuneful recital of a sidered, this kind of unbalance is I Nut tree*, os well os alfalfa, require log skidding contest between owners completely eliminated, or cancelled, jan alkaline soil. ot two ox-teams which rivaled Paul With full sized counterbalances, the i While lhe nut trees are growing to Bunyan's In prowess. Another num­ crank pins and lower ends of thc 1 bearing age. the college is cutting ber, "Never Take thc Horseshoe' from connecting rods are completely bal- dividend-paying crops of alfalfa hi\y thc Door." brings back thc atmos­ anced in their planes of rotation. ’from the 115 acre field. phere of thc deep pine woods. These "The motion of the complete en-I The soil In this particular field was and other song* are thc ones that ■ glne tokard Ute right when the *o poor, at lhe beginning of the cxcheered lhe bunk houses tn Michl- .throttle Is Opened 13 not vibration." j pcrimcnt. that a cultlpacker could gan woods when the cry. "Timber, 1 lt out is tnc it Wtt5 was atatea, stated, “"but thc natural not be run over it. The sand was so was ringing from Saginaw to thc and ncce*sary result of thc force loose that it would roll up in front Straits. ;of the engine applying to the drive- of thc implement and burv it so Vlohns. guitars, banjos, a dulcimer. 8ha(t, Engineers refer to it as deeply it could not be pulled by and a set of bones. are thc •».- instru--*'-torque reaction" and it cannot be cither a team or a tractor. Each menu of the Jacks and anyone who ,eliminated in any engine by any acre of thc 115 ha* yielded from $30 keeps hls feet still when the orches- ;form or rubber or spring mount­ to $40 worth of hay. The nut trees tra swings into "Irish Washcrwum- ।ing.” art beginning to come into produc­ A few cents a day buys all the elec­ an" should be examined for Uiclption and promise another source of tricity you need for food preservation । ent para lysisx ORANGEVILLE cash income. । Five members ot tlie orchestra put | A dozen or. more difTerent Jclnds and food saving, with all the help ad­ Henry Collison and grandson. on an exhibition -of dancing. Indi-; Lyle Collison, of near Hickory Cor­ vantages and economics that make elec­ virtually and as a group. Buck and hcra ners caji called on friends at this place English walnut. American black wal­ .wing. Jigs, clogs, aud hocduwn.' os aunday nut. Japanese and Chinese walnuts, tric refrigeration pay for itself while interpreted by these men. make the | ’’ butternuts, chestnuts, hickory nuts, eliminating other refrigeration expense. spectators sec the splinter* fly ........ from ‘ M«- C*™ *oun«1 An<1,her broth’ and what are known as "Bleak*." thc bunk house floor and bring back Jay Nichols, of Charlotte spent which is a pecan-shell-bark-hickorymemories nf the nimblefooted band un“> 8unday wllh nut cross. This Is thc largest exper­ Electrical dealers today are showing that rode thc tog* on Michigan riv- relatives at this place. imental nut planatatlon in North the new models that out-mode old-fash­ ers I Harry Blauvelt, wno na* been 111 America. Hardy strains for plant­ ---------- <*■»■ ----------------' for some lime. Is not as well at this ing In Michigan are being tested and ioned food methods. COATS GROVE.-------- I writing. developed for propagation purposes. | The funeral of Mrs Clara Kliuie ’’ Mrs. Armstrong and little son of, This experiment will be watched was held Thursday afternoon al thc Battle Creek and an aunt from Cal­ with much interest ami may offer a church conducted by F C Wing ifornia spent Saturday with the for­ way to utilize sandy soil on what The price of electricity in I She had a large circle of friends und mer's mother. Mrs. Ida Johnson, of almost could be said to be waste । relatives who will miss her very (hls place. land. the home is now lhe lowest Mr. Mrs Tom McWhirter of . mucn. much. our Our sympaitu sympatliy i* 1* cxicnucu extended *•-* nnd «><■■■ --------------- «-»-*—to thc bereaved one*. Detroit spent from Tuesday until' MORGAN. in history! It also does more ------ . with --------relatives -------------at this --- — place Last Week's Letter, I Quite a number from here spent Sunday j thc Fourth In Hastings. 1 rr ”" school -------------------- 1 | *Caller* * The reunion of* •*" Uw 'former al the home of Stuart things ... and does them and pupils and their famlDraper Sunday were. =»«. Mr. n«u and ™<o. Mra. । Vtrjtiniu and Martha Tliomiison 'teachers --------------------------- — .... I. a a.illi.nn _ —l.-.rtl -----...ill —1.1 i George ouuuny .... ... .Mr . (and William Woodbiirnc* spent a l.iu hro nf ot Ithe village school will be I.held William* of Nashville. BETTER than n-cr before! part of la*l week with relatives in ' ” Mt Rundnv ...j Mrs. Roy»•.< ------and —j family and next Bunday. Juiv July is 15. wHu-h which win will kbe.. . and KILsc held al thc town- hall owing to thc Mr. and Mrs. Jacqhette of Martin. Detroit ' Mr. and Mrs. 'William Noble and loss of our -schoolhouse by fire. ~ Try Mr. and Mrs Howard Shaffer of the former's mother, Mrs Easley, of ll> there. Kalamazoo. Irene Johnson and Joe j Grandville and Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1 ‘ Denier of Plainwell spent the week S. COATS GROVE of Grand Rapids attended church, “ end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ham­ lin re Sundrty. mond at their cottage here. Last Week's Letter | Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dcinond Wess Shaffer of Plainwell veiled Mr and Mrs. Howard Barnum of spent Bunday in Indiana Hastings called at Gordon Endsley's al Jim Howard's Sunday. ' Mr and Mrs. Chas. Cull and Mr Friday evening. . , Draper and son. Rex. were , Stuart -----Rapids Monday. and Mrs Chas. Simpson and son. Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Parker spent •*n '"--nd On I Gordon', of Augusta visited Sunday Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs | Millie Flury t* spending a I at Willard Dcmond's. Katherine thc latter’s mother. Mrs. A. Schaf-Tewd, F» at Plainwell with relatives. 1• Don Simpson, who has been visiting in, hauler. al Delton. ------ >ld “nd Dorothy Mead vlslt‘the Demond home, returned home Chnrlcy Bayne — and ... w wife ..» and ----------!ed over— the---------------------week end with------Rev. and EAST WALL LAKE AND VICINITY­ led E. D Reynolds Sunday. (daughters. Betty and Ruth, of the Mrs A. P. Mead at Lake View. I Russell Reynolds ot Cressey *,th ,wr parent*. Last Week's Leiter. Rutland. r> Dcnzil Some from here attended lhe Bl- Holmes community spent Friday 1I Bernice Wood at Rutland . jsjicni several days with hls grand Mr. and Mrs Burgomaster nnd Mr j i McCain of Carlton Center and | ble conference at thc Tabernacle at evening at Wm ~ Bayne's. ' Bush ot Kalamazoo are occupying ; parent* here. I Lake Odessa Sunday afternoon and William Feltzer of Freeport spent' Floyd White of Nashville were gue*t* Ed. Maturccn's cottage for tlie week ; A party from Kalamazoo spent j CVeiiiiig. evening. ic week end with his aunt, Myra °f Mr ttn<1 Mrs. Keith Graham the days al the Sprague cot-1 William Woodbumc, our student Firater­ Sunday. Rena Boersma and four lady ,। several 1 Dorothy Mead, who is attending friends ot Grand Rapids spent *cv- ,'tagc. preacher, preached at West Scbcwa Mr and Mrs. Ralph Endsley and era! day* at the Boersma collage , Ion Sunday evening Mr und Mrs. Jack anti Jean of Grand Rapids and thc Normal at Kalamazoo, was home • Donald Reynolds of cre&aey and | Good advertising Is nutit an ex- | H, Woodman and daughter, Marian, Mrs Anna Endsley of Hasting* were over the week end. Circuit meeting will be held Tues­ Florence Johnson of Richland visit-1' pense; it is an mvcstinen'■ were there also j Sunday callers at Gordon Endsley's day night. July 10. nt thc Hastings Free Methodist church and thc so­ ciety meeting will be here at Morgan next Sunday after Sunday school. Augustus Northrup visited over the week end with relative* at Bat- is cheaper than SPOILED FOOD POWER COMPANY Report of Condition of the National Bank of Hatting* IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 30, IBM- Dois. Ct*. ASBKTS $136206.03 Loan* and discounts — NONE 2. Overdrafts .................................... ........ 152,560.45 3. United States Government securities -— 4. Sccuritle* guaranteed by United Blate* Government as to lotercxt ord/or prin­ 3,40000 cipal 28,087.50 5. Other bonds, stock*, and securities— NONE 6. Customer*' liability on account of acceptance* executed——■30.000.00 I Banking house, 625,000; Furniture and fixture*. $5,000 NONE 8. Real estate owned other than banking houtc 126,504 83 9. Reeerve with Federal Reserve Bonk-—55216.68 10. Cash in vault and balances with other bank* 1,984.76 Outsslde checks and other cosh item**... Redemption fund with United Slates Treasurer and due from United Blate* 2,500.00 Treasurer ............ ’ Acceptance* of other banks and bills of exchange or draft* sold with Indorse­ NONE ment of this bank NONE Securities borrowed -................................... 083:03 Other wet*— TOTAL ASSETS .. $587,453.18 Dois. Ct*. LIABILITIES Demand deposit*, except United State* Government deposit*, public fund* and deposits of other banks $ 08.300 00 Time deposit*, except postal savings, public funds and deposit* of other bank*.. 352.067.05 Public fund* of States, counties, school districts, or other subdivision* or munlclpalltles 85,107.82 37.650.00 United States Government and postal savings deposit* 3.82224 Deposits of other banks, including certified and cashiers' checks outstanding.. Total of items 16 to 30: $ 37.650.00 <a) Secured by pledge of loan* and/or investments (b) Not secured by pledge of loans and/or investment* 430J87.11 (C) TOTAL DEPOSITS....................... M77.037.ll Circulating notes outstanding Agreement* to repurchase United Blates Government or other sccuritle* sold.. Bill* payable ...^ Rediscount*-............................................ Acceptances of other banks and bills of exchange or draft* *old with Indorse­ ment of this bank — Acceptances executed by this bank for customers and to furnish dollar ex­ change. exclusive of acceptances ot this bank purchased or discounted---Acceptances executed by other bank* for ac:ounl ol this bonk Securities borrowed Interest, taxes, and other expenses accrued and unpaid Other llabllHles _____________________________________ Capital account: Common slock. 2,000 shares, par $25 per share I 50,000 00 Surplus 10,000.00 Undivided profit*—net— 36521 Reserve for contingencies * 50.66 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT MEMORANDUM: Loons and'lnvesUncnt* Pledged to Secure Liabilities. United Stales ’ Government securities Other bonds, stock*, and securities — Leahs and discount* .. ,50,000 00 NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE $ 60,416.07 NONE NONE TOTAL PLEDGED (excluding rediscounts) Pledged: (oi Against circulating notes outstanding <b> Against United State* Government and postal savings dc|»slts $ 50.000.00 35,150.00 TOTAL PLEDGED $ 85.150.00 65.150.00 Blate of Michigan. County of Barry—as. I. W. E. Carter. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solmcnly swear Lhat tlie above statement is true lo the best of my knowledge und belief. W. E. CARTER. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of July, 1034. Correct—Attest: Orville A. Sayles. Cha*. Hendershott, , Notary Public. Chas. 8. Potts, (Seal) Kim Sigler, My commission expires March 16, 1035. Directors. Money-Savers! THE WHOLE COUNTRY GONE »7 MARVELOUS NEW GOODYEAR TRUCK TIRE Tremendous welcome—huge sales—follow announcement of sensational new Goodyear tire—keeps us and factory on jump—Users say ”43% more non-skid mileage” under­ states it. GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Built with Cord . non-skid safety . .. Flatter Wider Tread Traction (!<»% more non-skid block*) . . . Heavier Tougher Tread (a,erage of 2 lb*, mure rubber) . . . Supertwist Cord Body (support* heavier tread safely) We’ve never seen the equal of it—the way car owners have flocked in, looked, listened, bought new G-3’s these last ten weeks—and it’s the same everywhere we hear. What’s more, people who got G-3’s months before the public announcement, report it’s better than claimed! They cite mileage records to prove they’re getting better than the 43$ more ..non-skid mileage averaged by Good­ year’s test fleet. Buy no tires until you let us show you this wonderful new Goodyear All­ Weather which gives so much more safety and service without costing you a cent extra! Sure, we have Goodyears at ALL Prices! Because Goodyears are the largest selling tires, you get more for your money no matter what you pay. Bross Tire & Battery Service iROAD SERVICE-TELEPHONE 2482 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Hon: tough full oversize 38 i 3H $4.40 $4.95 Hon expertly mounted on GET OUR PRICES ON GOOD USED TIRES Miss Opal Webb of Battle Creek was home Saturday and Sunday. SOUTH SHULTZ. A nine pound son. who has been named Forrest Junior, >r. came to stay With Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Smith Friday. July 6. Congratulation*. Mr. and Mrs. William Bonneville and daughter and Mr*. Edith Bon­ neville and son Merle of Battle Creek spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sbnnevillc. Mr. and Mrs. Lee McFall and Joan King of Monroe and Mr and Mrs. George Brockway of Adrian visited their cou&ins. Mr. and Mrs. O. E Kenyon last week und Mr. and Mr* Alva Kenyon and son*. Bobble and Bernie, of Bellevue spent Thurs­ day and Friday with them and they all ate dinner with Mr. and Mra. JC&se Kejjyon of Hickory Corner* Saturday. Gordon Kenyon spent the week end with hls parents at Bellevue. Rev. Fred Horn and Mra. Horn and son Dwight and daughter Eve­ lyn spent Wednesday with their son. Rev Lewis Horn and family of Coldwater. Mabel Hom of Battle Creek spent Wednesday night with her parents, Rev. Hom and family. Victor Hine and Clinton Hora spent a enjoyable time last week I with a large truck load of Boy Scouts and their leader. Ray Erway. They visited sevpral places of inter­ est and spent several day* near Grayling. All report a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. George Payne and son Harrison of Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mr*. Mila Ashby .Sunday. FINE LAKE Last Week's Letter. Dorothea Brouard. Bess Farr and Beds Johnson were among throe who enrolled for the summer term There will be no meeting ot the Helping Hand Club in July. Mrs. Lee Nottingham will entertain on the regular dale tn August. The Ladies' Aid Society of Porter will be entertained by Mr* Claud Champton on Wednesday. July IL She wa* a member of this group for a great many years prior to her residence on the Avery farm. Mrs. Mary Brouard entertained the Sunshine Club on Thursday afternoon. Marlon Champion is entertaining Growing up here through the years, and keeping steady pace with the wonderful development of the Automobile, a great many people have come to depend upon us for real service when anything goes wrong with their cars. “To have what people want, when they want it, at fair prices," might well be nailed up as a motto over our door Keep in mind the fact that we do not admit to our stocks any­ thing that we would not recom­ mend and our prices are just as low as we. can possibly make them consistent with the stand­ ard of merchandise worthy of our recommend. We are proud of the reputation we have made. Reputation, like Rome, cannot be built in a day; but unless maintained can be lost in an hour. Experience and skill, even more than money, are the essentials. Unless your car has perfect lubrication, a lot of your gasoline will go for friction instead of added miles of travel. If your car needs a good “grease and oil job” bring it to us and let us SHOW YOU what we can do for you. We use nothing but the BEST oils and greases. When it comes to gasoline the Do you ever stop to think of what lhe CONDITION of your tires may mean lo your personal SAFETY? A blow-out may easily * load to tragedy. We handle the famous FIRESTONE TIRES be­ cause we believe that no better tires are made; If you do not ntfed new tires, let us look over the tires you arfe noU- using. De­ fects cannot always be seen from the outside. “A stitch in time saves nine.” Very often an in­ spection by us will save you a lot of trouble. We specialize in Battery Serv­ ice and know that we can please you. We solicit a share of your business and we are confident that you will be pleased not only with the character of our service, but also with our prices Andrus Service The Homt of SUNOCO Qae HASTINGS, MICH. tulroll ip.nl u» w«x nd >t Um farm here before going to * ranch in famous "BLUE SUNOCO” which we handle han won its way to the front through the aplendid satis­ faction it has given. - TELEPHONE 2240 Jw �THK HASTING g BANNEB, WEDNESDAY, JOLT IL (children and Mis* Alice Laubaugh Lawrence of Beaverton ia spending Mra. Richard O’Brien and children Lhe insect winters under the kll I IMG RBRRPRRY Grand jupjd, ajjo Mn OU* two weeks with her brother, Ralph of Lansing spent Bunday afternoon unlcM Che trash Is aoilected rxiLL-inu MMlUini •CUTS RUST LOSSES Bouiu, «« children of Cressey I Rise, and family. i with Mra. Geo pauL Minted. This simple control ------------ spent thc Fourth with friend* and ( Mr and Mr*. Carl Scofield and1 Mr and Mrs. Harold Warner and Injuries do not seriously affect Report! From 13 States relatives hereRodney of South Bend. Indiana, family *peni a few days last week Insect Infests Many Tree year's the infested tree, hnrmain in Toll TaV I Mr' and Carl R!cker enter- $jKqt the week end in Woodland. at the Jeifemc England cottage. Species—Can be OontroDed Dhow Decrease U> Toil TaK- Ui„ed relaUvc* from Battle Creek , Mr. and Mr*. &iie*t Briceno spent Mr. and Mra. Ed- Burton, Miu en by Disease of Grain lover the Fourth. I Sunday with Mrs. Kate LaDuc at Ruth Handy. Mr. and Mrs. Will by Simple Method BELL TELEPHONE IS East Lanaing,—The loss of grata 1 ----- ------------------------------,ier *«• plne ,1UteI Grigaby and Mr. and Mrs. P Phil8OLTH BOWNE. | Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Smith and Mr. fleet vtailed Mr. and Mrs. D B. LEADINGTAXPAYER from ru*l in 12 north central state* >roud of the shade trees about their 1* reported as decreasing from an L*»l Week* Letter. and Mrs. Jake Reisinger called on oreen Sunday evening. Earning* from 195,000 telephone* average of 11-278.000 bushel* a year *111 Miahter called on Mra. Mr_ and Mrs^ Waitace Merriam of Mr3 E Walm wl(j daughter cerned about tbe numbers ot twig the period 181S-21 Roaier and Mr*. -------«.... 1818-21 to an average Estella OteH. Rorier Mr. Mary HatHal- Vermootville Vermootvllte Sunday Bunday P. M. J<MJ| o[--------- - —-----1owb. cam lait end* which arc falling from -the number that the Michigan Bell in lo Woodl(Uld whcre they ex­ trees are assured by lhe entomol­ Telephone Company operated in loss of 1,471000 bushel* yearly in the ton Friday afternoon and found Mrs. I The W. O- T. U. will meet with ' ------------1828-23,according to mthe Hatton guttering quite 7~ considerably ; Mra. Lydia Haines FridayJuly U. pect to make their home. Mr. Waters ogy department at Michigan State 1833 are needed to pay the com­ period try eradication al *lth hcr broken lllp hip.; I Mrs Daisy Tyler will be the teadcr u ln U)e prmtmg busmesa College that the damage can be pany's state, federal and municipal leader of barberry eradication at *lth hcr “““'H Dorothy Walton ( ------------------Mr. and Mr*.-------------------John Hauer--------spent l h r_,Wrcncc Bird , Blate College. Bernice and IXxvtlu ------------spent stopped If throe twig ends are col­ lax bill this year, according to fig­ Michigan ..... . RunHnv Wednesday Mr and * Tbe work of destroying lhe comfrom Wednesday n'nhi night till till Sunday Wednesday with with Mr. and Mm Mrs. Cleo. Geo. lected and burned. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Collar of ures released by the Company. mon barberry plant/which 1* one afternoon at Gun lake. Hauer of Grand Rapids who are South Tlie cau*c of the trouble is lhe Woodland were guests ot Rev. Last week the Company paid a host of grata rust began in 1918 and Teddy Walton of Freeport spent camping at Campau lake. oak twig primer, an insect which check for 81J35.4M54. one-half of ha* proceeded Ln^tlctilgan since Friday night and Saturday with hls . Mls* Katherine Mohler and laxiis nnd Mrs. V. R. Beardslay Sunday. prefers to work on oak Crees but lhe total due during the year, to the Miss Margaret Jean Shafer re­ that Ume/u rapidly as fund* have grandparent*. which will damage moat any decid­ state auditor general "Hie balance permitted. All counties in lhe Lower Mr. und Mr*. C. A. Wlbert of “^k. end with Mr. and Mr*. Wm. turned to her home In Portland aft­ uous specie* of tree if thc ouk is not will be nald by December 1. Total er spending a week as tbe guest of Peninsula have been surveyed and Hasttaga called on Mra. Frank Mohler ____ available. The severed twigs on thc Miss LOulse Cook. bushes found were destroyed. Walton Sunday afternoon. s' Frank Niethamcr lawn or twig* that are parttally amount to S3.190,000, which repre­ the Mrs. Rena Culler leaves Wednes­ Similar work lias been finished in Thta community was shocked to at,d Mr and. Mrs Geo. NleUiamer severed on the tree and hang there sents the payment of M 26 tar each day for Wall lake where she will three Upper Peninsula counties. iie»r of the sudden death Sunday ^nd ”the"rmt^the"wcek a* the.1 marked byoperated dead leaves aresurvey* the only wk va.uivil In 111 Grand vai telephone the Company The and destruction of evening of Mrs. Forrest Price for- J* 10. Lutheran church_ xpent ..... ...... ................... I 1250 Griswold St, Detroit, Mich. signs of the insect's presence. i Ledge during 1933. and Is nine cents higher Detroit'• OUmI BoIMIm an4 - Bunday when Rev. Balker guest of Mr and Mrs. Hubert Cook, The troublemaker I* a slender per telephone than was paid a year bushes ha* fumtabed employment to merly Mae Ware. We extend our‘LLe*a AeaectaUoa . was taktaUed a* KKme'rtJ. pastor. Ihcy ” also »t Uielr cottage.UwreM. rtul. MU.' IM men month. OT,|»lh, u, lhe be.e.ved grayish beetle which appears early nea - — ' called on Mrs Nlettauner's stater.. *" -------- —’ o, Grand o,^ Rapids Rapid. is Ch.h.U.a Kcbler. « « Orahd ! In the spring. The Insect lays eggs, J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. The Michigan Bell Telephone learned to identify the barberry and “S»b Jacob Ruckle of Christina Jacob Ruckle of Grand Rapid.* by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. I one al a place near the end of twig* Company is one ot tbe largest-Indi­ “ and friends in this RowUder of Grand Rapids left which are not more than an inch in vidual taxpayer in the stale, having re*MStS’^iCth?h‘^ 'vS!S „rlof Portland spent Uie week eiut Saturday for a trip to Buffalo and, diameter. The larvae hatches and etrlbuled more titan 126,000,000 to reported Isolated bushes which had escaped the aUenlion of adult Mr. and Mr*. Newton Coons of burrows into lhe twig where it feeds primary* school fund during the porker*. Youngsters who help lhe Lowell called on Mrs. Jennie Pardee with Mr. and Mrs. John Rairlgh. Niagara Falls. They expect to re-, until full grown. It then select* a past ten years. । Mr. and Mra Eldon Rairlgh and turn Thurtday. work by making these rejxxu arc Monday afternoon. place a few Inches from the twig* it Woodland aS were‘ .d>** Mr’' Sd"'on*'^..°"i°L' and Mrs L. G Bawdy of Lan. WAnfl!unt. I children of SWSSl East “ jWoodUnd awarded a button in the ’Rust Bus- ------ «»•—--------- ■« •-•I Mr and and Mra Mra Glen sing called on Mrs. Rena “c^; Culler ’«’* Iarm eaAl ■» “ Whodted. Woodland. end and completely severs the woody " “' " and,Mr. I,... . nnd Mrs <.ceonwl«d_F.ulK.unman IoA«>.|HiMKh Wrajbur> u, .. <1. sullday | Mr Mr .M Mr..Kenneth KennethHoi R.wr M ,da>. ,,'3 - - -----------tissue while leaving the bark intact. land that a shortage of ice was re­ ters Club.’ Thc work of stamping out lhe Mich . Sunday to Thc larvae retreat* from Ute cut tried. When the Iceland Iceman afternoon. ■ Mr. and Mrs. El<|on Rairlgh who baby daughter. Mary Uoraot,Iffyntt-. » 1.2.IjUJtftfl aj’ portion and waits for the first storm get a break there's hope for lhe barberry is very difficult because thc church service, 1 Mr. and Mrs Chas. Faul and have been living near Freeport done visited the forinerTi parents;1 ’ An OlaYankreBnl. ndbftM WRw. seed* of the plant arc distributed by Mr “ntl Mrs. John Hutacnga. Mr. Marietta of Hasting* and Mr. and tamed Saturday on the John Hair- Mr. and Mrs. Will Hauer. o( East tor* spoil after the third day. to bring Ute branch lo tlie ground. Ne»castle coal Importers. birds and tiny plants unseen by the ■‘n<1 Mrs. Fay Banbcrg and baby ot scouts increase in sire, bear fruit. Grandville spent Tuesday evening at ---------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- :----------------------------• a^alt|B and furnish new centers of rust in- Harold Yoder's. • fectlon. Fanner* who locale and Mr. and Mra. Warren Roush and report these bushes to the county daughters of Hastings and Mrs agricultural agent or to Francis B Mtehlcr were Sunday guests । Powers, Michigan State College. East al lhe A. T. Eash home. Lanilxlg. will assist greatly in de" jatroying this menace to grata crops.s Mishler and Mrs John Mishler. Sr., called at Muri Hostcttlcr* Thurs­ EAST WAuTlAKE day afternoon to see Orlo who fell AND VICINITY. downstairs and injured his elbow. Mr and Mrs Clayton Mat lam of Stanley Coles of Detroit called at Due to reduction in working hours, the Jackson arc spending some lime tn Mrs Jennie Pardee’s Saturday. production of coal will be materially re­ the Vreeland cottage. i Sunday afternoon callers at Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Boersma and daugh- Stella -------------Rosier's were. Mr. and Mrs. duced, and it ia the general expectation ter of Grand Rapids spent several Hone Blough and Leia of Welcome days at their cottage Wendcl Vree- Corner*. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Blough of operators that shipments will be very land of Detroit spent thc week end — —•*-- — and* granddaughter. — Dorothy, and• at hta cottage Mrs Will Mishler. alow, if there is not an actual shortage A party of young folks from De­ Mira Mildred Murphy ot Kalama­ troit are staying in lhe Ma tureen zoo spent thc week end with her of coal, during most of the winter of cottage. parent.*., Mr. and Mrb. Miltun Mur­ 1934 and 1935. Rev. Siplcy, wife and daughter of phy Toledo. Ohio, nrc ^lending July at Nonna and Gordon Yoder spent (Mrs. 8pragu«'« cottage. the week end al Emery Kime's ot We have a nice, clean stock of the best । Harold Andrew* and family ot Pleasant Valley. . Hataniwu>e spent 3i»|qrda*i,here coals that money can buy. Mr, and Mro>-Haro!d Yoder visited 1 Violet Heynolds. Dorothy and Jo- the Inlier's aunt, Mrs. Dora Kepkey. Give us a trial. lannc Foreman of Hustings arc stay­ of Middleville Friday afternoon. ; ing a few days at Clifford Kahler *. Rev. Loomis called on Mrs. Mary ; Mrs. Flowers of Kalamazoo ta Hatton and at the c. M. Benedict .'pending several week* at her cot­ , home Bunday afternoon. tage. -w— I Glenn Miller and family of CarlRev. Vreeland of ot Tecumseh ta ton Um called at C. M. Benedict Benedict's* Sunspendtng thc week here. Hls wife 1* day afternoon. ! attending a convention at KalamaWm.«Oo*grlff and wife of Lowell .zoo. ia tMI Muri Reynolds of Cressey ana , Flour, Food, Cool, Comont, Limo, Brick, Tile Form Implement* , iMtas Solomon of Richland called on Willis Hutchina and family visit­ :E. D. Reynold* Sunday. .ed tlie former's uncle at Barryton. HASTINGS, MICH. ■ TELEPHONE 2118 Mr. and Mrs. Don Foreman of Mich.. Sunday. . {Hastings called on friends here Bun- , Mr. and kirs. Mailhot UJ of wiumw Grancff , . . , . Rapids“are visiting ' the ' latter's •’« parfi parfl I Mr. and Mrs. John Shultz and 'cntB. Mr rs. Wm. mi- mm M mis. will, Hutchins liumuu.' j; Eleanor Thaler of Freeport and J Ullian Thaler ot Charlotte called I at Will Mishler’s Saturday after- r noon. Mrs. H. A Cramer returned Sun­ day afternoon from a few days' visit with her daughter. Mra. Joe Gerber. I of Sheyboygan. Wisconsin. Mrs. Ger­ ber was somewhat improved. On the way home Mrs. Cramer called on an­ other daughter, Mrs. Wolter Duffey, of Grand Rapids and spent Satur­ day night there. Mrs. Duffey was able to return home from the hos­ pital with her little soni Rev, and Mra. A. Hoffman and : Bemadinc of Charlotte spent Sat­ ' urday night with Mr. and Mra. Will Mishler and family. They came to attend tbe Livingston reunion. Mr nnd Mra. Andrew Blough at­ tended the Livingston reunion held at the Will Kauffman home at Bowne Center. Bernard Grayion of Grand Rap­ STANDARD MODELS . Ids spent Sunday afternoon with hls Sport Roadster $465 brother-in-law. Harry Cramer 'rou will meet 54,000 Conoco csscd Motor Oil and Conoco Dorothy Van Patten returned Coach*.... 495 Sunday from a week's visit in Tra­ verse city. Coupe . 485 Bronze Gasoline, both having Service Station men located in Mr. and Mra. Jacob Poortvleit. Mias. Beulah Cramer and little Nora superior characteristics. 18,000 stations, thoroughly in­ MASTER MODELS Ann Duflcy of Grand Rapids were । Sunday evening callers al IL A. We have distribution in 40 formed and equipped to give Sport Roadster Cramer's. Edith Cramer came iiomc for the evening but returned to the Coach.......................... states where our products are your car the best that can be city with her sisters. Town Sedan F. L Walton spent Saturday night sold without premium. offered in products and service. and Bunday at hls cottage al Gun Sedan lake. These highly trained men CHEVROLET TWIGS ARE SEVERED BY BEETLE LARVAE ffihe Rational jEnan &. jjnueatmetrt Otompaim a DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS Buy Coal NOW! EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY UP TO $ 50 BRING AS YOU SWING DOWNTHEROAD TCLPROSPERITY to the record low price of & 5 NEW REDUCED PRICES Give Us the opportunity will prescribe New and Im­ of demonstrating real per­ proved Conoco Germ Proc­ formance. INSTANT STARTING —LIGHTNING PICK-UP CONOCO BRONZE -knccJi tv.ry W.dn.ld.y Hl,M Ovar N.I.C. HAMBY EICHMAN. *Ug. . JACK DENNY ANO <♦><>«. . . JOHN B- KIN- IB ONE EDMONDS NENTAl O COMPANY COMPANY MICH Coupe................. ; WOODLAND. Last Week's Letter. Sport Coupe.............. Mr*. Lcvici Branson. Mr*. John Sedan Delivery ’ Branson and daughter and Mra. Wtlima Haider nnd baby of Saranac and Mr*.' Elma Weesner of Phila­ COMMERCIAL CARS delphia, Pa., spent Friday with Mr*. Wesley Meyers. • , ' Commercial Chassis.................. 355 Mra Forrest Price of Frepporl Utility Long Chassis......... 515 died suddenly’ of heart trouble Sun­ day evening. She leaves her husband Dual Long Chassis 535 and eight children. Mrs. Price is a niece of Mrs. Ellen Trumbo and Utility Chassis and Cab..... 575 thc mother of Mrs. Richard Durkee Dual Chassis and Cab of Woodland 595 Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Rucll and Utility Long Chassis and Cab. 605 a" mlly visited thc former's mother. r*. Sarah Ruell of Battle Creek Dual Long Chassis and Cab.. 625 Sunday. Commercial Panel................ Mr* James Erwin of Cleveland 575 visited her father. H. c. Begird, Special Commercial Panel.. 595 from Sunday until Tuesday. Mr. and Mr*. Van Single of Grand Utility J*anel.*............................ 750 Rapids called on Mr. and Mrs. Fay C. Wing Bunday evening. Dual Cab and Stake Body.... 680 John Wynn of Lansing ta spending Dual Long Cab and Stake a tew week* with hta grand parents, Rev. add Mr*. A. E Wynn. Body....................................... Mn. Clyde Ruell and children Abova are Utt prioot of p^uinftr care ar Flint, Mich. With leave for Goble* Tuesday where she will lake care of her father’s. Ed Covey*, cherry orchard of 500 ModeJe io 118 additional; Mattel Models 120 adtfrtionM. Litt trees during the harvest season. Mr and Mr*. Ward Plant* spent Sunday with the former's parent*. Mr’ and Mra Elon ptant*, of Grand Rapids. Beverly who spent the put ueek with her grandparent*, re­ turned homo, with them. Mr. add Mn. Wilson Willis and boy spent Saturday In Lansing. Mr. and Mn. Fbrrest Pannalee and children of Battle Creek came • Monday to visit their parents, Mr. md Mr* Grant CMaood. and Mrs Etta Parmalee over the Fourth . ■■ * c*rriur'C* R.K. Mrs. Ethal McKtany and gon HASTINGS MICHIGAN of 1465. Chevrolet oflee* patoaled Kna»AoRinn and <Mha nod Gbcvniri atone haa a JWrer body! Arilfe thing applies to cable-con trolled bebkea, T-K i ahifity. Yet CUEVROLBT MOTOg D. CADWALL.ADER, Hickory IE SERVICE GARAGE, Delis �TTOHySDAT, JULT 11, »U gA5TTNO«l 1 TOB FUDUOATION. | ’ CHANCBBY ORDER. sow rye to keep ~ I■■■■■■■■■■■?■■!■“ CHRYSLER SEES BETTER STOCK ON PASTURE I COURT HOUSE NEWS TIMES APPROACHING MICHIGAN BE! TELEPHONE CO tranam. .Dings up to stay for a while. Big Gains in Bank Deposits I Mrs. Blanphc Richards enter­ Fall and Early Spring Forage ' probate court, ,, __ , _ 1i tnltioii tallied 'Difiradnv Thfiradny nnfi-Prlrluv and Friday. Mina Miss 1 Will Conserve Supply of I George M. Ritchie. Final acAlso Gives Much En­ Effie Richards of Kalamazoo und _. . « j count filed. [Mra. Bray of Otsego. couragement : Winter Feed I Est. prank E. Bldelman. Order al­ in“’ctH-n” Co „. ... Eddy of Long Island is g^t Lansing —Reports from the'lowing claims entered. Final account Leaving out of consideration gov- 1 Allan ------- -----. -------------------------neld U|al £arjn<rs have a<jopted filed. Ieminent deposits in banks, which spending the summer with his unmany expedients to replace - lhe' Ent. Frank Price. Report of sale 1have increased largely, since thej^ae. George Eddy, and family. shortage of hay nnd other forage in filed, order confirming sale entered.,। ।first of the year, there 1ms been n I Mr=. Ella Rogers Is spending sev... state ..... and __ ,many ....... ......will Mi___ . the want. ....... to use Est. Herbert Colby. Petition for'net increase of considerably over era! weeks in Chicago with relatives, the suggestloii of the farm crops de- license tb sell filed, order for publl- ,81.000.000.000 In deposits in banks Jolm Hammersmith of Buffalo is partment at Michigan State college .cation entered. [since the last of February. At the ‘ visiting ol Frank Doster's. to plant rye for fall pasture to keep Est. Horatio E. Miller. Final re-. present time the banks of this coun-1 Mrs. Bertha Adams entertained l*pl> <1 the herds out of thc born os Jongfceipts filed, discharge of adinlnlstra- try . have 840.000.000.000 deposits, her Sunday Sriiool class with a plc“as possible, lion issued, estate enrolled. (compared with 839.000.000.000 at the nlc at Pleasant lake on Friday. It it ordered, th* Julr, A. D. I»M. *1 Th. ’"i on* hundred tw»n«y <im) County agricultural agents nnd Est. Walter J. Bissell. Petition for [end of the banking holiday. April Mr. und Mrs. Chas. Harrington '•TO*: “ K •TM of th* BouihwMt qu*ri*>«f N«e dealers say that the sale of detcrmlnaiflon of heirs filed, order j. 1933. and Mr. and Mrs. H. Werttniiii went «rth. H»nire*s*«*« Gi 'vvr’t'’i>ii In Sundan gruss, soybeans, millet, and for publication entered. | Encouraging figures like these to Fennville Supdoy and visited the '« T<iwn<hit> <4 M*pi» Otuer. lurry fodder corn hove been the greatest' Est. John W. Wolfe. Order con-1 give rfangUite evidence of Improved cherry orchards'which are surely a imniy. Michigan. w*D<m*i.l ln years. Tills was occasioned by .firming sale entered. I(InarHJPScfctttldn 'in our country 'Sight to see. ' • reui* Court Cun-.mi**ion*r far Harry plantings inauc made by luiiucrs farmers unci' after • Est. lu Edwin -ui o A-- Day. Order assign- ,and t (iOJtd foundation for expectaOuf community was much shock­ g ------------Ji.----------------------- . J.-U --------of -— apdlUl-greater Improvement. r»>..*~«— -------- ur.v.— cd and sadly grieved ’Thursday the drought hud -------injured alfalfa and ing residue entered, discharge ex- tion ■ Md rlrrulatod in' 'morning to hear of the death of clovers. All these crops are recomecutor Issued, estate enrolled. j I It Lyfib* Surprising, therefore. Uint Haetlnci. Miehiran. mended by crops experts but the j Est. William H. Couch. Final ac-r ! WaltW .Chrysler head of tlie Chrys­ Mrs. Will Hayward. Sr., who under­ 11 Michigan season for planting them count of administrator filed, order ler Automobile Corporation, one of went a tonsil operation Wednesday for publication entered. — successfully is post and other mean- -----------------------' the Jnotn successful manufacturers morning. A blood clot around the urcs must be used. ' Est. Matilda Bachman Fox. Tes­ of this country, recently said this: heart was said lo have caused her "There has been a steady im­ death. Mrs. Hayward will be sadly eo.d.uoa. or . <**»»> mor.es* Early sown rye will furnish txuji timony of freeholder filed, license to hr Edvar.l a. BrnrJ.ct .od H»tu. j. fall and spring pasture, and the in- ;sei! issued, oath before sale filed, re­ provement in business for a year. I missed In the home and in the lin nrv»u. ... *ri Brown, of Htrtlw. B»n**lr'dications are that pasture will be port of sale filed. predict that within ten years Amer- 'community. Funeral services were r. Miehlran. to Fred Bick*l "•T*If*"<.r Tn«nX Of Heiint" ««*» needed early next year. Rye can be Est. Clifford Doolittle. Order ap­ lea — will enjoy a prosperity ••«*«. at the home Saturday oftergreater .held . than it has ever known." Coming noon with Rev. S. W. Hayes of EdCounty. Michi««n. «*id mortox* b.mc sown on disked stubble fields where pointing administrator entered. u*.t s(«y s. 5Celjihgs are unsatisfactory or in' Est. Mary Haff. Order for ad­ from a man whose business brings wardsburg officiating. Burial In il it th. du. com fields after the last cultivation. journment entered. hinw in .close touch with business Prairieville ^emetery. Est. Amy Hui), Bond of adminis­ conditions in every part of thc world. Mrs. *" E. ” R. Willison -nnd 'ntTrot *t..i Tl>e sowing can be done in July *Mr. " and J ” -* • urn nt *i<ht hqnilrrd nn «idt Wit or or ond 011 following months mid the 1tration filed, letters of administra­ nnd who knows, as few men do. what Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Pennock. Sr.. 10(10). andi nn quitr i.»rin< seed will germinate any time there Ls[ition issued, order limiting settlement the financial situation is in tills were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. •uri. wn'i* .suffleient moisture in the ground, b[entered. country,. this statement ought to Alvah Pennock, Jr., at Hickory Cor­ i nets. :;r rir.n* of Tw’° bushels of seed to the acre are give .much encouragement. Speetl-lronting, sailing, canoeing or swimming... lunSOUTHWEST CARLTON. ud n.ortor*. recommended for rye to be used for | bathing on sandy beaches . . . golfing on beautiful .«* m*d* *nd pasture. Thick seedings tend to I Mr. and Mra. Carol Fuller nnd MIDDLEVILLE DELTON. courses or camping, hiking and fishing in tbe solitudes ‘iCiru u ’“‘’h the Pl®n<* smaller mid more daughter spent Sunday ut Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson of — , .. — Roy Hooper Is enjoying ua two non. K»t*ra suitable for grazing. lake. Bay City spent^i few days last week weeks' vacation from hls work In of lowering forests . . . whatever your favorite sport, ‘/r nd''! '’t The rye remttlnln& n,<er thc ’Pring Mr, and Mrs. Earl Keeler and at their farm near here and also Grand Rapids. you’ll enjoy it in Michigan. prorided. । *n'tniw *f pasture season can be plowed down family spent Sunday with Mra. Mar- visited ills brother. Ike Johnson, and i As far as*we have heard there arc city of ii«* to add humus to soil which is to be, Karet Anspaugh. of Quimby. wife, । very few huckleberries in Ulla vlMichigan’s tourist and resort business brings large “r.,'tl*c<,uH Planted to xiny cultivated crop, or Mrs. Anno *Buck spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Von Dunn nnd Mr. cinlty. hardly enough for the birds sums of money to thc state each year. It provides h*id of th. the land can be preparrd for seed- 1 with Mr and Mrs. Rurcl Root of and Mra. Ike Lelnarr visited Mrs. in one marsh, was tlie report. employment for thousands, and greater prosperity riortwr* or tng Sundan grass after thc rye, Coopersville Dunn's sister and family at Saranac | Several families have been over for all of tis*. We can increase that business further by JTSSSQ! ’Mra. ■ " ----------------------------------Frank Shriber spent Sunday Sunday. ' to the so-called wild eighty north­ telling out-of-state friends about Michigan’s vacation | afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Abid Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Reynolds.'Mr. west of town, that was cut over a CEDAR CREEK. I Donley of Hastings. and Mrs. Max Reynolds and June few years ago, and picked black­ advantages nnd bv spending our own vacations here. J,I ahd Mrs. Leo Bar™ and son of Delton, Mr. and Mra. RUsscil berries. somewhat like thc north Mrs. Leslie Gould and children I Mr. and And, no matter which nart of Michigan you visit this spent a tew days last week with Mrs. | called on Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hall Reynolds and Martha Ann of Ohio. country in that respect. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clair Reynolds nnd Error Skidmore ot Augusta. and family of Hastings on Sunday Wm. Hacker has a very sore foot, eilbiuier, banish worry bv telephoning home and office South half nr Ini* Sit nnd three children of Clilcago, and Mrs. having recently stepped on a nail. Mr. and Mrs. H Leavitt visited afternoon. ' lllnrk Four «f IXnlrl Sink frequently. Cull nhcad for reservations, or to tell friends in Hastings Sunday. , Miss Hazel Shriber and friends Nina Taylor of Oregon werc all Crutches assisted him for a few frlri.dj you arc coming. Ixmg Distance calls will add Charles Cairns of East Hastings spent part ot last week in Ohio and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. — days, but now he is about again. but little to the cost and much to the enjoyment of George Leonard and son. Buddy, at | Some damage was done about here ute Sunday dinner with hls sister. Indiana. your vseutiun. ' Mrs. irs. Lioya Uoyd Owen. , ,j Mr. and ml ana Mrs. airs. Wm. wm. Shriber onrioer and ana unsung^. inis ocing Hastings. Tills being me the nrsi first time (luring during me the rriaay Friday storm, the rain . ....... . . did ... a Everyone remember the school re-1 daughter and Mrs. W. Lake and lli-t that the entire family has been to- was very. ___ much needed■ and nlnn title 1I fine IziK r^r n ti, .. growing ....... gether In in fifteen veant years. union this wnolr week Thursday. Pot Itu-lr luck ' rtniiohtr*r daughter. Kdarcrrpttn Margretta. r\t of Vtoatlibira Hastings, uvtlirr fine Job of -cel<fl^ assisting the Mr and Mrs. Cecil Barnum spent crops. The wind blew down several dinner with a program following in and Miss Geraldine Curd of Cedar charge of Uri Bergman. I Creek called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank last week visiting tlie latter’s sis­ ter at Peacock. Mich. Mario t/'liiaar accompanied by a Shriber Tuesday evening. Gray yard was blown into High MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE girl friend from Middleville and I Mr. and Mrs. Evan Fuller and Mr and Mrs. Milton Nobles of street, obstructing traffic until Josepiiine Leinaar of Delton spent1 family visited HtUf Roy Fuller al Grandville were guests of Mr. nnd workmen got It cut up- A cow was । the week end with their parents. Kellogg camp Wednesday. Mrs, H. F. Wertman from Tuesday killed on what Is known as thc Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leinaar ' Rev Wolf sf of Northeast Woodland until Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ Christ Andler farm by lightening mother. Mra. Sophia Chase, and day. Monday. One membet* pf the There will be an Ice cream social called on Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Strodt- ton Bush. Miss Ethelyn Snyder nnd and many tree limbs strewn about. I oilier relatives here. board Is to be elected In place of Miss Lena Baker of Battle Creek .. , at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry beck Thursday evening. Thc two weeks' Bible school came O. O Stridden and family came I.f,lDwd*,'for Braman Thursday evening. July ly. nt Mr. Mr and - J Mrs. •• Sunday visitors at were Sunday evening callers In the to a close Friday. In tlie evening down Friday evening to attend tlie iir.n.nn it* sponsoied by tlie Bunnell L. A 6 Walter Culbert's were»Mr, nnd Mra. Wertman'home. a demonstration was held and a fine ; demonstration at tlie M. E. church, SOUTH COATS GROVE n 103*. in Everyone come 8. J. Culbert. Mr and Mrs. Cleo, The winning ........ —„ __________ contestants ____ from crowd . was — in ...attendance --------------- to enjoy in which their two daughters, PaMrs. Anna Endsley of Hastings U Irrn1'(3*n 'i* Mr “ntl Mrs Homer Yecklcy of Berry of Hastings, MlM Olive Cui- Delton In our county 4-H Chita are thp children's work and see how well triclii and Joann were taking part. spending Ute week at Gordon End­ t«»<* ai *i in» ihi >•<-»< near Hastings spent kone day • on >ani morriac* ~.«. uu , last bert and Mrs. A. M- Gates of Grand spending lhe week in Lansing at . . ... --- ------ „ they had done In their work. Thus They visited Mrs. Slrickien's par- sley*. prinripal an<! iht*r*at th. wevk with Mr, find Mrs. MyTon Ma- .._ Rapids ---------------and Mr. and- -----------Mrs. Roy Smith, ‘he state ‘ u ------------------...me staic 4-H Club meeting. closed another successful year's ents. G. D. and Mrs. Whitmore unMr. nnd Mrs. Ethan Kidder and Vn,y Duilara uxliar* SQn undrrd E.chty II Mrs of. Caledonia Caledonia. Mra. Lu Lucy Dings entertained six- work. Those giving ol their time til Sunday when ail returned to Betty of Hastings spent Saturday ■Hat hr Tlrin* Mr. and Mra. John Campbell acMr and Mrs. — — Evan —. ...... Fuller — and ._ t«*n little guests ------------Tuesday —* afternoon ----and---talents have .«, the u- tIutl>Ma thunks uof, Uir all- »their llru uuwnv cottage nv at u a i«*.v lake wim west w of night and Sunday at Will Bayne's. ■■1.1 »n*t«»<*. companled Mr. and Mrs Edward family and Miss Vivian Cole spent , m honor of her granddaughter. La- for their efforts with our little ones. Grand Rapids, where they are Mr. and Mra. Herbert Flraler, >.*’ m.“*’ “ Campbell to Gull lake Wednesday Sunday at Lake Michigan. ivtaa tMarie Ding's, fifth birthday. Vern Chose, wife and son of । spending the summer. Mary. Martin and Robert Stutz were . Court Hout* Where they attended the Gull Lake Mrs Tate Buck and family,.Mrs.' Mil and Mra. Crosby of Vicks- Jackson spent lhe week end with his I School election is being held to- Grund Rapids visitors Friday. M,7? .‘j'.'?"1*Conference. | Iris Rosenbatun nnd son of Battle * - 1 I;•-«’ Mr. and Mrs. John Lainmcra went I Creek nnd Mrs. Nina Adams and ' lo Kalamazoo Saturday to visit their | daughter. Carolyn Jean of Hastings ™—■■■■■■■■™■■■™“■■■■■■■■ niece, Mrs. John Pyncar. ' called on Mrs. Alina Buck and famI Mr. and Mrs Henry Wertman ac- Uy Sunday. companled by Merieta spent SunMr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber and day with their son and lamily. Mr.1 daughter and Mr nnd Mrs. U-o Burnnd Mrs. Myron Werttnan. of Bat-1 ry nnd son spent Sunday nt Altic Creek. | Gon-Quin lake. । Mrs. Leo Monroe und son, May-J ------------ -«-•-»----------- ----I fiuirtl, of Kaliimozoo Is sficnding the' THE CROSS ROADS. I week with her parents. Mr. and Mra., Frank Bushong nnd family accomArdy Owen. X panled by Allen Malcolm and fam­ *• * 'Uy of Hastings spent part of last FAIR LAKE The Kinsley Ladies’ Aid Society' Clyde Sledge and family and Arwill meet Wednesday. July 18. for' thur Hedge spent Sunday at Grand supper. with -Mrs. Herl Litts. Mra. Ledge the guests of Howard Hod­ Fern Houvenir and Mrs. Goldie ley and family. Mks Jean Stedge 30th Smith will assist. 'stayed for a visit. Kenneth Litts and Elvert Mott are John Cook and family spent Sun­ spending tlie week in Lansing in thc day with Mr. arid Mrs. Dale Cook Interest of thc 4-H Club work. near Freeport. Earnest Collins and wife of Lake Little Wilma Lou Roush of Gun Odessa and Mason Forshey and lake is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Ernest family of Milo were Sunday callers Williams. at Lottie Colilster's. | “ Mr and' " Mra. “ Dan ---Marble andOn the evening of July IBth nn Ice Lynn of Hastings spent Sunday aft­ cream social will be held nt the ernoon ami evening with Mrs. Jane home of Henry Bergman proceeds Tuttle. Every indication at this time ... is that being for Bunnell church. Harold Smith and family. Homer Mrs Loin Miller is entertaining Bates. Mr, and Mrs. Orley SiTilth, relatives from Detroit. Miss Naomi Clagett and Mrs Delos Lyle McOlocklin and family of Hopkins of Hastings are spending Detroit were visitors at hls parents' the week at Gun lake. home a few days this week. Miss Maxinc Webster is working SOUTH MAPLE GROVE bi Battle Creek. Last Week's Letter. T’S yours forNorton's the price of “regular ” gasoline— this richer, live­ Howard condition re­ mains about the same. lier, thriftier Standard Red Crown Superfuel. That simply means Allen Howe of Detroit is making I an extended visit with hls aunt, it’s the greatest money’s-worth you can buy from a gasoline pump < Lulu Gray. Duane Gray of West today. Actually, more live power fter gallon means more live , Vermontville is also spending some time with hla grandmother. potverper dollar. It means that for every penny you pay for Standard | Mrs. Os Hecker. Mrs. Trellis Cox. Mrs. Fllla Hitt and Mra. Velte of Red Crown Superfuel you get a greater supply of usable energy — Those who have bought their next Woodland visited at L. W. Jarrard's Friday afternoon. power that you can turn into longer mileage, smoother climbing winter’s coal during the past few I Mrs. Anna Cheeseman returned to Hastings Tuesday for medical potter, higher top sfteed, or any other super-performance you weeks have saved money, and I treatment | Glenn Howe of Detroit spent Sun:nth .ut ft day with his sister. Mrs. Lulu Gray. Tests of many gasolines have estab­ rfJ"'be ‘.»7 u i ° ° Marshal) spent Friday aftc'*aM pTti emoon at Battle Creek. lished the fact. But prove it to your The ice cream social held at the IS Wilcox L. A- S. Thursday evening by ordering your coal at once before H.i>, w**ka1 cleared better than 830. >.* noii«-i. i.*r»by ci**n . July 14. 1934. .t un or , ‘lto '"th. t door *it» rf 1 JI','1*"* (1 r*rta : I MICHIGAN OFFERS ALL FORMS OF LAND AND WATER SPORTS 15225917 for MORE LIVE POWER per gallon Coal Prices L &&*** I You Can Save Money! prices take a rise. OUR SERVICE will make clean, satisfactory delivery at your con­ venience. , , .“.is fl TELEPHONE about the kind and amount you need. WEST CARLTON. I Last Week's Letter. I Alva Oowlwj ot Otacgo has been _ visiting hls daughter, Mrs. Buel Sis­ order for publication. -Ison and family, several" weeks. । sut* of Mirhi<an. th* Pmi.ai* Conri^/or Word reached us Monday morning I aT.‘ "of rtiTioart held at th* of u,e suddcn death of Mn Forrest Stuart Clrinrni. Jude* of Probale. tm» rnpr. MiUrr.l Smith. Rrtl»t<r.of J'rohatt |.»ni r««ntv. on th* stnii day of jnn*. »ns sitting on the davenport Vlslt|A I-?*.*’?) 4 Hon fltuart ClmoM. J.4,. 1 *««« ’ □r prnbat* tended the sorrowing family in this L. nt ,k? G*®***'great and sudden bereavement. ! I. 1 rmport .Ra l*aid court h»r p-tition pra,ir.» that th* M1AS Crlttendon at Hastings sccomP*111*1 Art Richardson and family .this Brother* & Company «»*•» ««■ land th* *T»entor tb*r*of and adminir : visited Mr. and Mrs. Joke Wulf, tration of laid mat* b« rrantod to Kit. . 11 llln.w..n ......«—1— h Guaranteed Treatment For Tender Stomach Hastings, Mich. Mnd/^Bmlth. H-viater of ProUlo. Dr. Emil's AdU TablrU bring quick relief from stomach pains between meats due to acidity, In­ digestion and heartbum. if not yoiy money is refunded. B. A. LyBarker, Druggist.—Adv. tank at any Standard Red Crown pump. Then, as you drive-your car, watch its performance—watch the mileage—compare it on economy and out-and-out value with the results you’ve gotten from any other gasoline. Thi\t, we believe, will convince you that Standard Red Crown Superfuel does give you more for your money. STANDARD SUPERFUEL-more live power per gallon AT AU STAMSASS OIL STATIONS AMO OIALKM-ALSO DISTO'lBOTONS OF ATLAS TINIB � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-07-18.pdf d3c6dcc1cb51cc0851c4b734c9ec2348 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JULY 18, 1934 IfflE cases on Varied List of Prizes Available BEAUTIFUL DAYS County Flower Show; [] j ]|[ 'REUEFT0TALM8 for Barry***** i______ _____________________ I' H“'tl°iy!W°th'1Meal?am 'ONCE IT WAS CITIZEN’S INALIENABLE RIGHT’ PftCiHC To Keep Hogs in a Pen in REPORT FOR JUNE SHOWS 110,178.77 EXPENDED DURING MONTH Merchants Co-operate With Sponsors to Make Display a Worthwhile Event A varied list of prizes for the to be offered in connection with tiie PAGES lto8 NEW POLITICAL PARTY STARTED BANKS MUST HIVE REGULATIONS The People's Progressive SERVICE CHARGES Party to Hold State Con­ DUCKH vention August 13 I WERE ONLY EXCEEDED An amendment to Section Two NRA CODE MAKES THAT j BY THE GLORIOUS STAR­ Chapter Three of lhe city ordinance ACTION MANDA. People's Progressive Party" is In the field in Michigan. At a meeting In LIT EVENINGS TORY passed years ago. dealing with the Hartford. Mich., by People's Progres­ THIRTY DAY SHOOTING BEASON HAS BIRK RECOMMENDED keeping of hogs within lhe city lUnsive Party workers on Friday night. ',u »■“ adopted by the city council GREAT CHANGES MADE Hoty Robert R. Pointer, chairman EACH STATE TO DE­ of the state centra! committee of IMiTCQPDIRADI C nl<ht The P*rUc“la’' "c- > IN BANKING BUSINESS the party said: "On a recent tour of CIDE OWN SEASON IraUcoLnlDADLk tion is changed so as to read: "No­ committee in charge, according to Class 1: Single Spike. ------------ person atoll be allowed to keep hogs the state I find much sentiment for Funds Used for Food, Shel- Mrs. Marian Goodyear. Barry coun- j 1. Red. light or dark We Reach the Pacific Road in pen* within the city limit*, except In Last Four Years Govern­ a new party. Our platform, which J. N. Darling of Biologies! ty merchant* and business firms 1 First—Cash, fifty cents. C. H. Os- J ,on the written order of the city | calls for direct credit from the gov ­ ■ ter, Glothtng, Bldg. Mate­ have been generous in cooperating born. Hastings, To the Canal After a ment Has Made Rigid health officer. In no case shall such i ernment to the people, tto abolltton Survey Proposes Rule* for with the Thornapple Garden Clubi Second—Five named Glad bulbs, j 1 animals be main tallied In the city ' , rials, Medical Oare, Etc. of federal bond issues and the Seven Days’ Bail Requirements Country at Largo when it shall be detrimental to pub- 1• Sound banks in such a city as establishment of governmentFollowing Is the Barry County and the Federated Women's Clubs. Roy* Chandler, Hastings, who are sponsoring the show. 2. Scarlet. 1 On this delightful ocean trip, - with lie health." ,'ours arr one of its best assets Has-( owned-and-operated bank systems, in tto regulations proposed for Emergency Relief report covering Because of the great amount of | First—1 dozen mixed tulip bulbs, me the one thing that will always The writer can remember a Ume. 11,tings and Barry county have reason, tems is meeting the approval of the hunting these birds, as outlined by resident cases receiving unemploy­ remain as a most pleasant memory, many years ago. when a citizen of , people." ment relief from public funds, appli­ details Involved in getting a list to-: Mrs. Beas Hilbert. Woodland. J. N. Darling, thief of the bureau Second-Five Cardinal Prince wU1 thc houra ond houra t Hastings would have regarded It ns to rejoice In the strength of the two:I Charles C. _______ Leaning,_____________ of Hartford. of biological survey, Washington. D. cations received, case* opened, and gether only a part of tto totoilUMs banks. They perform a!1 u ______ tor publication this week. The Glad bulbs. J. E. McElwain. Has-' ... .. „ , , .. ” an invasion of his inalienable right.1 Hastings n^'our ’CTwmiurot^^ar" Die new party'* r^rtv's candidate fW tor con croi-­ cases closed for the month of June: ready service in ourloo,™, community, car­ : is ml will be printed In .n e.rl, u- llw. en the torward p»n ol the lipper fer the city council to forbid him to 1 real ln_ fo )t, inonPS non uroo8reM from fourth dhtrlct and is loaning lion ^ett prop- '| organizer of the party in the six Total number of relief cases car­ Every sportsman of the country £££ "SJ nie. । . 3 Orange. deck, with unobscured vision of the keep hogs In a pen on hU premises. Ing for Its money, ried over from May 557 All gladioli on display at Uie show i First—Ta-n mixed Iris, C. R. Rog- beautiful blue Pacific, and thorough In fact it was quite common in those terrtWry therebygiving needed and countle* ot the district. He says that Is interested tn knowing what he Total number resident relief ap­ .— « • m . \---------one *.------ .two ' 1. icrrnory. neeoiw. ano will be Judged according to the J ers. Hustings. enjoyment of its deliciously cool dav* , i ?. inercoy . raccommodation Dy giving neeoea . . . cr-mtle. are now nreday* for for families families to to keen keep one or or two hHpfuI plications received during June 52 standard* fixed by the American Second—Five Glad bulbs, Wm. and refreshing breezes. In the evc- porkers through the summer months pared to hold conventions and name Mr. Darling U that there is Resident relief cases opened .... 33 Gladiolus Society. !to he klanohterod In the Ml «I ™he full county tickets. ‘Shutters. Hastings. o~.i-«.. nings. especially wh-n the moon was Old resident relief cases re­ Herewith is a partial list of awards | (Continued on page six) . . The party's state convention will January 15 following, with the num­ | shining, lhe scene was far more en­ early winter. Sometimes the stench — past. four ------years. Far ■ more rigid opened ......................... .. from these pens on a hot day or control over banks Ls exercised. They be held at Bay City August 13. trancing'than by day. Whether It ber of days of shooting allowed in Total opened and reopened dur­ I was because of lhe purity ot the I nllW "M terrible. are required to keep their assets in ing the month a 52 • air I do not know, but the stars | ------------------------------------a much more liquid condition and to Resident cases who did not re­ ! seemed so much brighter and nearer. keep strong reserves in cash and In this waterfowl. The government ceive relief during month .... 61 The members of lhe "Big Dipper' iauch securities—which means gov­ Resident cases who did receive agency which regulates duck hunt— -■ . —................ I Hi [“ID HR PTIHin f*alr,y tittered their welcome, while! ernment bonds—as can be imme­ relief during month 548 Hastings Plant Most Efficient > 1.1 I lIH Hr n II ill I ‘he south the (Southern Cross, not diately turned Into cash should Die Total opened cases 609 the number of days of hunting, be­ ui worm, ever ULLHII Ul U nllU ln uiia this put part1 v, of me the world, ever , and Up-to-Date of Its necessity arise. Banks do not now Total resident cases closed 61 cause of the diminished supply of beckoned us on. and the Milky Way have lhe volume of loanable funds Number active cases at end of ducks. The controlling board, at Kind in Michigan was a golden band across the heav­ | they onedue to shrinkage of they once had. the month 548 What is without doubt the most । STILL STRADDLES DEMO­ ens. The evenings at my familiar' Government approval PRODUCTION CREDIT AS­ recommended that a thirty day The cash was distributed as folCRAT AND FARMER. । watch post were so entrancing thati WORDING OF NOTICE WAS would not now be given to some SOCIATIONS PERMANENT up-to-date and efficient pickling and CHANGED BY THE ‘j kinds of loans, which were approved | the question of sleep was not token I tween October I and January IS. salting station In Michigan was1 LABOR FENCE Per work relief s ORGANIZATIONS । into consideration, and it was al­ previous to 1930. The government is but that the Ume and spread of VOTERS completed this week by Hlrach Food and Household Necesways with more or leas objection । j taking over mortgage loaning, a altiea 137473 Brothers A Company on East State ----|$ p[JT “ON SPOT’* BY ------_ I.. — . • .w.w u>. omiic ut-Kd Ul | ircvirtii nr- ■ ri large volume of bonds that were tor­ BORROWERS MUST mended to the national biological Shelter street h.ere. I RCDHRTCRQ PARTY MCN the ?ldcr we “row lhe >«>- ,QUESTION OF LE--------------— merly approved as bank assets have Clothing 402.01 KtrUK I tnb, rAnlT MLN clinatlon there is to sleep, just ' The new plant has been con>-­ BE STOCKHOLDERS me nt of such state. GALITY IS RAISED been e>toinated. A bank's bond in­ Puel structed to take the place of the 1 w we are .... .linked to lift ----------; lhe longer "Tills provision." say* Darling. .vestments must now be high grade Lights and gas structure which burned two years Barn Storms County in Big leas we should have to do with any-1 Former Loans Still Unpaid Medical care 394.46 azo in October. It U conveniently I «. . .. . thing that resembles death. I found Calkins Dist. in Prairieville I government, state, city and county “.w J Band. Wagon Bua Labelled Seed tor subalstent crops .. Township Takes QuesUbonds These all bear low rates of 130 45 May Now Be Refinanced jit difficult to leave the charms of to each state the privilege at sugFeed for livestock Al the center of a long covered: "Roosevelt-Foulkes" | the ocean. Tto sun-set* too—tow i interest. Thus the Interest-earn Ing Through Association tion Into Court Sand and gravel used on .“VX \ or gorgeous 80 beautiful that they power of banks has been seriously The United States government, by projects On March 14 last Prairieville curtailed—and Interest Ls a bank’s seem not of this earth, but to come Act of Congress. June 1933, provided up with their loads of pickles, cuHartford spoke ut Nashville SaturLumber used on projects .. 167.90 from some realm where all is peace, school district No. 7. known as lhe principal source of revenue. for a Production Credit Corporation Rain! used on projects .... 139 60 cumbers, cabbages and cauliflower.' day evening but failed to announce happinesi. and contentment Like Calkins district, voted 17 to 11 to A bank must earn a profit or it It can take three consecutive Miscellaneous material used On either side of lhe weighing sta­ whether he will run for governor a great ball of fire the sun hangs in unite with lhe Barry township unit cannot stay in business. How can in each of the twelve Federal Land on projects J.,.. 230 53 tion arc lhe vats capable of hand­ on the Farmer-Labor ticket or for the western sky, leaving a narrow school at Delton. The legality of a bank do that when the government Bank areas Michigan Is in the St Rental of all equipment on ling 50.000 bushels of cucumbers each representative on the Democratic path of gold across tto sea to in­ i the action taken al that meeting is compels it to keep in liquid condl- Paul Federal Land Bank area, and days hence within the Jurisdiction of the administrative and wwk year. Tiie vats vary in size from 800 ticket. Early last week he had finite space Everyone crowds to, to be tested in the circuit court. Hon. forbids a bank to loan on mort­ projects 925 50 bushels to 1.500 bushels capacity. In the notice of lhe special meet­ gages except at a very small per­ Production Credit Corporation of having a hard time, and we had to promised to announce Ijls decision the rail to sec it. The sight is so, Rental ot office and storage A large room on the ground floor nt the Nashville forum. During the inspiring that it commands silence, ing to decide what lhe district would I ,centage of the value of the property St. Paul. Since February 1st. eigh­ 30 00 provides storage space for 1.000 bar­ day his workers had been driving and not a word is spoken above a do. it gave the form of the ballot. ' mortgaged, and when to be liquid it teen branches of the Production Administrative expense oth­ houses —a -rejialr shop as about the .rels ---- - and ----- --------, — — nit county luuik; ill IAU in.,.' in «a big bus carry- Whisper. Down, down it goes and Then there was a paragraph In the must invest in low Interest rate Credit Corporation of St. Paul have man's privilege if we possibly can. er than payroll 295 29 well. Used barrels, a* they come hi. lng Ihe modest sign "Roosevelt— seems to be swallowed up by the sea. notice which declared "'the above bonds? The field of investment for been serving farmers In Michigan by loaning money to them for agri­ Wages and salaries earned are thoroughly sterilized with live Foulkcs' in bold red leltera. broad­ No artist can paint it; no p**n can ballot will be null and void if no board discussed other plans, but fibanks is now largely restricted to by non-rellef persons 567.25 steam and then coated with paraffin casting the fact via loudspeaker describe it. It's one ... — — of Nature's federal or Kellogg aid Is secured by items which have a low rate of in­ cultural production purposes. < Continued on page eight) The three counties of Barry, Eaton Rehabilitation 495 89 wax. thus making sure they are in a that the fourth district representa- great originals" that Is beyond the the Barry township unit." terest. and Ingham are served by the Char­ State and Fed­ sanitary condition. At the meeting held March 14. tlve would nave an Important an- ability of man to copy. If the sky Under the mandate of our gov­ lotte Production Credit Association. EXCITING EVENTS AT eral money ...8 8.422.19 U is possible that the pickling sta­ nouncement to make al Nashville, j It was .moved and carried that the (Continued on page six) word 'br" between the words fed­ ernment, the nation's banks have The main office of tills association Local contribu­ tion tore may be enlarged to two or As the congressman was returning 1--------------- < e » ______ CIVIC PLAYERS PICNIC tions for rent three times it* present capacity, ac­ to his motorbus after the speech he ROD & GUN CLUB PLANS eral Kellogg in the notice be come under the NRA. which insist* Is in Charlotte, but branch offices of office and cording to Joe DeRulter. the local was cornered by a group of rechanged to "and." so that the that a bank must cease doing any are maintained at Hastings and —------------------------- of business that is unprofitable. Mason for the convenience of fann­ Member" of storage space manager. In a normal year the porters who wanted to know why FLOWER SHOW BOOTH amended notice would read: “The form It Insists, too. that banks must be HIrsch Company handles 100.000 he liad omitted to make his prom­ Local contribu­ above ballot will be null and void paid for services they render their ers in Barry and Ingham counties. "Unearthed"—“1 tions for work busheb of cucumbers and about 2.­ ised announcement Sponsor Conservation Dis­ if no federal and Kellogg aid is se­ I>aIrons. It rigidly requires them to Recent changes in the granting of loans to farmers have greatly sim­ Serpent" Appears projects 000 tons of cabbage and cauliflower cured by the Barry township unit." I.*20 48 "Talk to Bennett.” Foulkes curtly business practices which en­ plified the steps for securing a loap, play and Essay Contest at the various station* located in replied. Whether this motion passed qt the cease 'About ISO people attended ' also the length of time to closo a, Total amount the county, and expend* about. "But we want your statement, not1 meeting was binding or not has not tail a loss to the bank. With Prize Awards To follow government directions loan and place the money in /the expended in 1150.000 for farm produce and pay-'lllss." the newspaper men retorted, j A special feature of the Barry been determined. There is a ques­ through the NRA. banking codes borrower's possession is much short- Civic Players Association at Trail's Barry County 810.172.77 810,172 77 roJ}?' ... . .... . I "k "I IUSTC liave HU no AUlbCltlClIb statement HU to UHUC, make." county < flower stow to be held at tion whether,at a meeting held in (Continued"on page five) End. Oun lake. Thursday afternoon. The plant here Is a pickling and Foulkes rrplled. Government surplus food distri­ the fair grounds here Saturday, Au­ accordance with a notice issued as Every farmer who needs the A group of Nashville Democrat* «usi buted to relief families in addition to saltingstation only. Cucumbers used gust io. 18. wm will oe be tne the conservation conservation in this case, tiie district elector? pan money to carry on successfully hU luncheon and games two rather un­ for sweet pickles remain In the vat* and number* <4 the Yodhg Demo- booth sponsored by lhe Barry Coun­ change the wording of lhe notice, A SHORT ONION CROP operations comes under the usual events occurred. which brought them together to ter nearly a year while used crat*. club c]Ub of of Barry county cornered ty Rod Rod and Gun club. Club. ' ;■* “ those ----- . ~ r crate ' MEANS GOOD PRICES farm Beef 312 lbs. provisions of the governmental act HOIK'S 43 be was about to enTo help arouse the interest of the consider the subject menUoned in Lard . . . 2780 lbs establishing production credit as­ muiu*n|iAi bund wagon miu and ucummkivu demanded aa juuiut young LArvpie people 01 of inis this countv county in In concon- the notice. This Is important, be­ One Hastings Man Has 18 sociations. These associations are finishing their dinner, Flour <24 1-2 lb. sacks) .806 sacks a few week*. Dill pickles for retail ter cause the Barry township unit t Pr ?h UCe ? Jf ,5lln * s showdown of his party affiliation*, servation. there will be a contest for Pork 1346 lbs. station but otherwise the entire pro(Continued on page four) children and young j^le und^ school has received and U receiving Acres of Promising Onions set up as permanent organisations fields broke into the assembly with and are not temporary or emergency a rather startled cry. Thinking it duction I* shipped on in tank car* --------------- . wZ ~---------- I eighteen years of axe Prize* will aid from the Kellogg Foundation, Near Delton KELLOGG BAND TO *h'r' MISS WATERS WINS 'te «"«> mJ bofiird b.u>.L. also, state aid for teaching agricul­ If the season from this Ume on Joon agencies. Each farmer who secures a loan through the produc­ ture and tome economics. GIVE CONCERT HERE shall be favorable in this section of tion credit association must become, THE GOLD MEDAL “» After the special meeting the dis­ Michigan it would seem that Barry a member of the association by sub- at nrst. out later was peisuatMC trict officers compiled with the something unusual was afoot. Famous Musical Organization Another CoimTon Bunday “ form of the school law to put the county onion growers will have a uuna „n.i tn,, J 8'ven lor tne best essay of not more bonanza Ulis year. Reports from Uie In fact, the production credit asso­ to Present Open-Air Pro­ Calkins district in tiie Barry town ­ XJSnFXSVZ l^prj-1 N«ht at S°uth Woodland im» »o.„d, »,itu„ «, .b, ^bcountry at large Indicate that there ciations are co-operative banking ship unit. After that had been where a ditch was beta, gram Sunday will not be 5 per cen^of the normal ..,J eompIKlon. Brethren Church I J, . «Fbe (OonUnued on page eight) (Continued on page six) there found a rather Sunday afternoon. July 22. the crop of onions this year. However mummified figure, about tlx and I Another Gold Medal contest was.ond prize 50c; third prise 25c Kellogg Band will give a concert on I nnAI nillQ DIAUQ in Michigan Uie prospects are that CITY BAND TO GIVE one-half feet tong and with held al the Woodland Methodist, All essays must be turned In at FOURTH OIST. CON­ the courthouse lawn. Hastings, com­ LULAL ULUD rLANo the crop will be 80 per cent. If that prising breadth of shoulder, mencing at 3:30 o'clock. FDR RFARI F TRIAI S church on Sunday evening with five,the Banner office not later than THIRD CONCE RT HERE shall prove true Michigan will outVENTION SUNDAY run DCRULC 1 ni«Ld entranU. len oclock Au<tut 15 tered leather loin cloth From a very humble beginning ■ ‘distance every other state in the r.nn Mu“ Vlr«,nl« waters of this city feeding stations and bird houses Hastings to Entertain Le- Unlon 111 1°3<ln lhe growing of this The Program Includes Three were all the clothes that with but few members who did their Ato.nl Qnn awarded the medal. (must be registered at the fair rehearsing in an old bam. tills or- About 300 Sportsmen, 500 Popular Favorites by gionnaires and Auxil I A Hastings'man. Jock Eaton, has ^c*t Sunday night at eight o’clock, ground* not later than, nine o'clock tanlzatton under the management Dogs Expected Here During a ;the closing contest is to be held at on the morning of August 18. A repFof James P. Upton, has grown stead­ John Philip Sousa iary Members WeeK of October o South Woodland Brethren resentative from tiie department of ily and now consists of 40 pieces and Ions on the Johncock muck land Tomorrow . evening. July 19. the Next Sunday. July 22. the Ameri-1I near the outlet of Oun lake and has About forty members and officers church and there will again be five .conservation will be the judge. is numbered among Uie best In­ Hastings City Band will present ks dustrial bands in the country. of the Wolverine Beagle Club were, contestant*. | Forty members of the Thomapple can Legion Posts and Legion Auxil- been quite successful. Last year lie third open air concert on lhe court laries of the Fourth District will .... I The winners Mr. Upton began lhe band by se- ----------purchased 40 acres of muck land here Saturday to talk over details of'. will compete In lhe .Garden Club from Delton. Clover­ JecUn* a few outstanding musician* the field trials to be held at the fair Pearl contest which Is held in Sep- , dale. uaie. Freeport rreepori and ana Hastings attendattena- hold a convention in this city. Dele­ south and east of Delton, bordering o'clock. The program will be as foi- was lifted onto displayed to the curious who I— * •*--------“------as a nucleus for a larger organiza­ grounds during the week of October tember. |ed the meeting at--the •tome of• -Mrs. gates will gather al the Legton rooms on the Delton-Hickory Corners road. tion. In the third year W. K. Kel­ 8- Several flelds were inspected and Harry Bennett at Middleville on and at twelve o'clock aharp the dln- He broke up and put into onions this 1 March—Washington Poet—J p. Thursday. logg became Interested In the proj­ Dr. B. A. Perry. Bernard Ryan. CROWD OF 1338 SEES year IB acres. If one were to judge Sousa. hall by the Rebakah ladies, price | Mrs. Bennett gave a very interest­ ect and supplied the band with Frank Kingsburg of Grand Ledge, by the indications at the present 2 Overture—Harmony King—Jo­ RHINOCEROS “MARY’ ing talk on shadow boxes, as a 50c per plate. uniforms and Instruments. There­ Claud Hammond and Philo Sheldon Preceding the dinner, the Legton- Ume he would say that Jock will seph DeLuca. Mary came__10 town ______ Monday after the organization became offi­ were appointed on a committee to ____ _” ____ , ! »«>»a b< top>Wta« How™ In con- naires and Auxiliary members will have a bumper crop on this new 3 Valae Mllitaire—E. Waldteufel. fisherman in a cially known as the Kellogg Band. look over further territory for the morning ground. If so he will be in great luck, moniuij at 10:30 o o'clock, In "‘‘h ,n°w'r ’clock, parked in 4 Fox Trot—We'll Make Hay boat about >00 feet off shore gave form a line of march at the Legton Ill used will be _.tll I lhe 1 Strand 11 theater, Mtd_ _a 're1?,,'2T rooms going north to Slate St., east because of the prospective shortage While Tiie Sun Shine*—Lyric by Ar­ a startled cry. jumped out and trials. Al! flelds posted. front of ln on State to Jefferson and south on in the country. Dr. Perry, president of the Barry crowd ot 1330 men. women and: rs re8^dlnK.l?fltU ' thur Freed. Melody by Nacio Herb started swimming madly tor shore. The Gun lake onion district Is the Brown. ..»™? 2^1 Jefferson to the I. o. O. F. haU. It County Rod and Oun club says that children died past the cage to see During the first few years only judges for the trials have already her. -Mwry- hwT the dlau’eUon ol U expected that tiie Three Rivers largest in this state. So It would ap­ was not apparent and then the diathat the many people in that Sousa. been selected, a license Issued by the belli, lhe only u.lned rhUweem. Drum and Bugle Corps will attend pear torrid looking tempted. Demands for its services National Beagle Club and approval In captivity, and was one ol Uie area interested in onion growing can ' 6 Grand Sacred Potpourri—Joy To and lead the parade —,parade. AU *»--•* HmUm have increased steadily and the pro­ granted by the American Kennel ।Hui in the picture -Taraan and HU ‘,lc! Mq.,e E. Ai * Burton B“nm AAve a list lertdenu are : mw to dbpia, th«, S^.’SSSKJ'SSi The World—Arr. C. L. Barnhouae. grams have become more numerous Club. of the various types of quilts for 7 fox Trot—Waitin’ At The Gate Mate" which was shown at the flags on Sunday out of courtesy to providing weather conditions shall and varied. which prizes will be offered in con ­ be favorable from tills Ume on. —•- •by —— — Representatives of the Beagle Club Strand theater here recently. The For Katy—•• Music R. •A. Whiting. the Legionnaires and ladles. One of the outstanding features said that about 150 dog owners will caravan . stopped here while .en­ nection with the flower stow on Department Commander Don NEW HEALTH UNIT ij^ur^rmc^ « indu-K. of the Hastings concert will be a be present, exhibiting from one to route from Battle Creek to Grand Saturday. August 18. serpent trombone solo by Hugh McMillan,' ten dogs each. Thia means that, Rapids at the request of m Ray »<av After the program members were Beardsley and Department Adjutant Don Gla&scoff are expected as guest MEMBER MOVES HERE p‘8££"'-H1,h Sel”“l who has had exceptional training there will be about 300 people and Branch. It was met at »h» rit. taken on a tour of inspection to t‘ ''srious Middleville garden* where speakers at the joint meeting. and many year*' experience with 400 or 500 dogs here for the trlaL. limits by a delegation of New residents of Hastings are Mr J 10 Ster Spangled Banner — Revised Matters of importance are to be moment eg groat emamney, grahthev haw some wirrv* eTrent ton a 11 v attrarthey saw exceptionally attrac­ this Instrument and u at present Local committees are already at ।cars and escorted to the theater. . by Hayes. *- K " Al *' ------bed a double barreled BlMl JM, tive examples of landscaping and a discussed by the Legion, the chief and Mrs. Hurry Gldley. who came Edition. Arr. studying under Jaroslav Blmera at work arranging the necessary details rushed out onto the <took am KW Item of business being the election here last week from Charleston, Northwestern University. great variety of well kept flower TARIFF BOOSTS BUTTER. --- --- -- -.... ------ of committeemen and the alternates West Virginia. Mr. "Oidley will take cidedly successful and people have of housing and entertainment tor two shots at the monster both at Some people claim that the tariff neds. owners and visitors and kennels for the coming year. Election of the place of Leonard Board as sani­ been more than satisfied with the BOYS APPRECIATE Is no benefit to the fanner. Here is ciruT DADDV for the dogs. other officers Is to be In September tary engineer of the Barry County quality of programs given. SUPERVISED PLAY At the meeting Saturday evening proof to the contrary. The tariff SEND EIGHT BARRY Health Unit organization when Uw at the Three Oaks convention. Into the lake. SURE—WHY NOT? QQ UCN TQ QQQ It is hoped there may be a fine at­ latter moves to Hillsdale on July 26. there were representatives of the 1on butter is now 14c a pound. The 1u Last week the Banner published Club from Muskegon. Grand price in New York City is jtow alNumber Who Have Fartioi- Beagle ; tendance of Hastings veterans and Mr. and Mrs. Gldley will live al an article in which we asked why Rapids, Battle creek. Saginaw, De­ Unit members at the Sunday con­ 805 8 Broadway pated in the Games itrait, Ionia and other Michigan that city from Denmark and other Lo,t »“ Thur>day * lor Camp r vention. as well as from the district Pine River at Trout Lake fit from the funds which the federal « idairy countries would be profitable. CONTRACT FOB NASH­ Totals 898 < cities. United States is lhe highest Another meeting will be held here The ' VILLE BRIDGE. government is so freely spending for in Upper Michigan A report was made at the Com­ butter market in the world. Every The contract for the construction public works. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. mercial Club yesterday noon, giving !on Sept. 8 to complete final plans tune bu« the farmer sells a pound ~ w. Some city reader clipped this ar­ the creature of 4 The following Is a lUt of selectees I am a candidate for the republi­ of a new bridge across the Thorn­ the number of boys who had par- • butter now he jan credit 14c of It tentatively chosen from Barn cojm- can nomination for Register of apple river at Nashville ha* been Jet ticle from the Ba.mei and wrote us Urinated in in the the playground nlavrrotmrf program nrrwrsm , POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT, and forwarded to Co. Co 680. 680, COC COG Deeds at the September primary. I Ucipated to the tariff. ' *ty y ,nd to E-O. Nolan, of Detroit by the Camp Pine River. Trout Lake, Mich­ carried on at the fair grounds so far, i wish to announce that I am a will appreciate your support. Charles Michigan State Highway depart­ igan on July 12, 1934: thia summer. It reaches the impre*- candidate for the nomination for GRANGE OFFICERS TO ment The contract price Is 813,527. Andrew Wesley Bates, Hastings; HOLD A CONFERENCE. live total of 898. Ito I proves that Representative tn Uie state LegLa­ er that it is needed It would be for The bridge la on M-14.. On Wednesday. July 25. at IM Chester Keith Eaton. Hastings; ther* was a real need for playground , uture bn the Republican ticket. WELCOME L. A. 8. Will serve Ice cream and cake at OTIS SCHOOL REUNION. b^l dub. ,bUb 0’’' tn the evening U>fc Grange of­ Fred Lambenon, Woodland; Elmer ficer* of Barry county will hold a Alfred Lowell. Nashville, Route 3; Mrs. Alma Flngleton's Friday. July Will be held at schoolhouse Satur­ not • part of the regular playground 1 —Adv. If. wills - ------------conference at.the Johnstown Orangs Dole Robert Main. Hastings; Carl 20. Will begin serving at four.—Adv. day. July 28.—Adv. Faulkner. program—as they meet after six i « s »_________ DANCE. toll when plans for the county pic­ Essex Olmstead. Woodland; Clar­ o’clock—have also been worthwhile DANCE AT WELCOME CORNERS. nic will be discussed All OrMM*-----------ence Raymond Rowlader,-------Nashville; YECKLEY 8HOOL REUNION. HOMEMADE ICE CREAM. -------------------------—, There are ten compeUUre dubs and; Each Friday night Good music — officers are urged to be present If Robert Odell Tyler, Hastings. Route Will be held July 26. Pot luck din­ At Good Will church Friday eve­ they hare had scum lively glmes. 'Adv. > wka. ning, July 20, 5c a dlsh.-Adv. ner. Mary Caln. Secy.-Adv. poMlble. >1. Barry county flower show to be held flower stow: GOVERNMENT FOOD at the fair grounds here Saturday. | Premium List ALSO DISTRIBUTED August 18. I* being prepared by the Section 1—Gladiolus, h,rsKStation foulkes fails to 'SUNSET AT SEA IS .. ..... . _ SCHOOL DIST. CON ESTS ELECT ON., RECENT CHANGES HELPFARMERS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JULY 18, 1M4 MMTW0----------------- --- ---------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------IftiATUCD DAQni pn ANUincn r«nUi.CU |m» * trtaL It seems like a and hurried Mr. Walters to the hos^ travesty on Justice to maintain a pUal. where al! was done that was CAMP PERIOD BEBOY pvllkd from GAN ON MONDAY! Dtekey EAST DELTON, « LOCAL NEWS ft«rtaineddhts^rothen U D. HouvenCRIMINAL GOES WRONG “d'S .■ “ . • expense to set aside lhe decisions of utes after arrival at the hospital. And wife of Battle Creek Batur----------'of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Osborne -=====—™3-=3==M-~=s--s-— 1 day night and Bunday. Paroled Last February. He Judges and Juries, who have heard! Surviving are the wife, who was One Hundred and Thirty-Six Of Nashville escaped a possible fatal’ [ail the evidence and have based formerly Miss Orpha Wolfe of Carl.a^, .,v va .... . aa. a—, — ■1 - 1 — L 11 Voun<.Ur. Enrolled M |& ” Took Part lA Kidnapping . their verUiota on the facts presented, ton township, a son. John, and a feet into the Thomapplc river from moved into their new home at 405 E. Richland Wednesday by the illness a Sheriff iff Kamas 'How much longer will the people daughter. Ardeatha. his mother. Mrs. Pine , me Lake uanc the uie temporary ormge bridge UlSl chat u U underuuutr- uruwu Center o»St. of h«r daughter. Ve»ta. vieta. I Challenge Values! I--------------------------- --------—*—st —-----— 1i -- will — undergo ,1 Vonda Louden is spending ^^er^,^ri^r*nveOI.u!^ Un^,' ' On Saturday morning the second -■ construction, noon—Monday. Mr. — Elwyn Daniela •?T.n?‘.n* a cou“"j i^M? Zi^Mr? WdteVs and family scctlon 01 ““P at PlnP lake cJo6C‘1’1 Dlck,y was w,lh hta oW,r brother ,ui opwaUon at Pennock hospital 2. w Uie OW* Camp a‘ BULLET W0UND FATAL --------------------------------------------wem'toMvtliisvdlte^ 1933* haring iand the next ’rouP of cMdren went and like the rest thought he could Thursday morning. |CVteltoi at nrv w.t*r« nast TO GEORGE WALTERS prevtoil^b?^UtiU of th’'on Monday morning for three weeks. ,croM a narrow plank running from Hoapttal Guild No. ft to baring Mr^d'u^Pe^ of two men to kidnap a sheriff out I U ucunu^c W«L- I cna I Robin Hood and hto Merrie Men one platform to the other. rainbow luncheon st lhe Bigler cot”d<ia^htercfRtS Mr’ [h^ in. ateogave UvTda ’ii?splendid Grand Rapids. In- Of that •/Plendid rendition thatfromFour him from the tage. Gun lake, today. ia?d *■ rr<n ri—D,rti,i. rendition Four men rescuedof him the men tare. rascutd Gun lake, todav. I. ■ >• Mra. wi^ne^^v ... . dlanapolte anu and moonnngioii. Bloomington. uTHood cvenhur b^P01 he hl^“, onedo*" [ Seventeen patients and one baby of Michigan city, Mr. and Mra Ike j aianapons ,, . .."'’on'pTldav ;—------, • ■— ••>«(. uu. Funeral ---------- ------services ------------were ---held .. at ,w. tiie in ” Hood, °od,’ on Friday even in* « as a » | twice Dickey apparently w was «. uot'are registered al Pennock hoapital Leinaar knd Mr. imdI Mn Von serving 18 months of a two and a; Away in Martinsville, Ind., Methodist church of this city on ,I*? #crlously injured. The Osborne , □abome.tms Wednesday morning. ' (Dunn and son and Dr. Morford of; ' ’“■llJ'SLS.'TE. m.. n.„„ M' O” ITid.y Morning Ths records show that Dauer had J ° Saturday afternoon. July 14., at four, C“K “Ic, * "J*“l’d family moved to Nashville In " Jan- I; The Hendershott L. A. 8. will Delton. Mr. and Mrs. Will Louden served Ume in the Ohio state prison.! The remains of George C. Walters, o’clock, the Rev. L. L. Dewey official- >’a.rUclPated ln R°*),n Hood and UBry. Mr. Osborne is manager of »*ne ,cc crc,ni al Idid clever w«k "-------------schooUvouse «nd Marvel of Gull lake. Mr. and ,I ',tdScout *nnwExecutive Lloyd Shafer pre- l,u 11 iprldiy nlfht JuIy x _Adv and in prison at Atlanta. Georgia1 aged 43 years, were brought to Has- Ing. Burial was in Rivmlde. £------------------------------------N“h'U1< Operative'---------CreamBen Lepper and two daughter, for receiving stolen property before'Ungs Friday from Martinsville. InSincere sympathy Ls extended to sented several Scout advancement] --------------- «♦» ■ The Brush Ridge Cemetery Cir-“5 “”* O~2e ^*ta**r he was sentenced in 1B31 from Oak- dlana. his death on Friday being uc- the bereaved family and friends. ' Tailored to (badges to boys who had passed tlieir ; run nDCM DCUCADC c,c wU1 n,ct‘‘ wl‘h Mrs. Ida Cur-; _ ? ”“f?**.'’ ®r.t"‘c"ory11 Oorners. land county to Jackson prison for । cidental. According to The Daily Re ■*» muruin. CHILDREN REHEARSp« i™*;">« <~»»r »< burglary for 7 1-2 to 15 years. De-' porter published In Martinsville. Mr cpn«F «T rnMMFR Individual spite thia record he was paroled In Walters, who was the president of orUIxt Al LUMMtnment closed with the singing of sevING FOR PLAY dinner. I 'i.rnrh tvmnfhw I t 1. r ** j’ 1834. A« a parole violator lie was re- the Hooeier Wood Products Corpora CIAL CLUB TUESDAY ~_ .. L*£L Mrs. Clute I^ttengUl of MilcMn Uie 1 Order . . . tufned to prison.In 1925. He escaped tion. had told his foreman that he ------- •Lhe n-lunrt amphjlhe.-, ShaltCBpcare gtory Telling »" ownUsn on Tuudw .1 reiwoek 1OM ol t,ui"alnic. [Ml Mono.,­ from the Cambridge prison road was going to gel hl* rifle and kill .. . hospital and Is doing as well as poe-1 by fire. camp in 1938. recaptured in Denver some of the sparrows that were Former Cong. ** J. C. Ketcham catcq a snort distance from the Olub to Give "Midsum­ !tlbU‘I Mr. and,Mr>. Stewart Water* ens Discussed Subject ' and returned to prison three months । nesting near the plant, and it Li ■cabins. | A daughter weighing 8 1-4 lbs. was tertalned mer Night's some cousins Dream" from Toledo,„______________ _______________________ later, being sentenced an additional thought ttmt the gun was accident। One hundred thirty-six arc now of "Breaks ” ■A Midsummer—Night . Dream. WaU" 81,n/ Ol‘^ w‘ 'enrolled, the camp period opening —------------------- ----------------2 to 4 1-3 years for his escape, and ally dbcliarged. The bullet entered -------- production - • -■ •based• on clair. 1312—S.-.--Hanover,• on July Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Payne and At the noon luncheon of the Com­ on Monday, and will close August 4. the all children for a second time was paroled from the head beneath the left eye. z------. 15. [children of Hope Center spent Sunmercial — Club yesterday, former ConBoys from Barry county who are the play by William Shakespeare. Is Pennock hospital. Micnigao last rvoruarj. Michigan February. emerging riurniuig near rn«i the top of the skull ■•»■■-■ ........ ............... .................... . ........... Our readers arc not AftAr curb throUeh the the gressman Ketcham gave a timely attending are: Melvin Sattler. Glen a very interesting and amusing story. After such aa Oaaz'.i fiasco, and and fhp the fnrfur-1 ' after after nasstn? passing entirely entirely through Our fanner readers uw dteula- (*a? ^'Hh her father and brother. ther admission that 33 murderers, brain. talk on ■■Breaks." In the course of It Piper. James Springer. Emery Mar-'The play will be presented in the1 pleased over the fact that during _.e Methodist the month ------------of June — the ---------price of-------------hogs STONY POINT. rapists and other criminals have About 8:45. J. H. Welsenauer. thcHre made it plain that tliere are cinink. Robert Tinker. James Pol- social rparlors of lhe ]------- >.,~evening. August 3. advanced 40 per cent. | Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kuball have been paroled in the 18 months since secretory of the company, arrived at breaks" in tiie lives of individuals hemus. Lawrence Livingston.- Duane church "* * on ”Friday '~‘J --------------j.----------Tiie council has given 1U from the w. Comstock Gov. wvmslock has been in office, office. 'I the office and hearing tnmiimr someone .i« as well as countries. Woodmansee. Keith Freeman. Don- _j^. with half the proceeds going to---the Itu approval been entertaining relatives rela how cananyone havemuchrespect moaning,went to theprivateoffice] He urged, however, that Instead a|(j Endsley. Vem Piper and Nel! Camp Fire Girls, who willassist In , to the Installation ot a gasoline north for a few days, Made in any new ---- --------------Keys of for Uw? law? We at I ano and found pump at the store of Albert Bess-] Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rua wemaintain maintaincourts courts at lounc Mr. Walters in aserious ofwaiting for a favorable break ’'und i<vnn Hammond. The Barrythe ticket sale. Tickets vylll be fit*large expense pense to give accused per-[condition. • |mer on Market street. |I Jackson and Miss Phy Phyllis McLoud of per- condition. He called an ambulance in the economic life of our country, county girls ore; Elizabeth Brinker, teen cents. 1934 Fall Style 1 il Cach individual’s right and duty pCQr[ Clark. Anna Edwards. Marilyn The deals . with thelove application of Fred Young to; Marlette spent (I.c play may ucau 1U| inc .vcafa,-, Tllc ------------------------------------------•, to spent last week at the you may choose. to seek ‘to his economic economic situsitu- Gillette. Gillette. Loretta Ixirettn Cook, Cook. Doria DorLi HoffHoff-. fairs f»ir.of r.n.on sell Jefferson home of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Wellman. o’mend ^nd his or four tour Athrnians Atneman.i. Egeus Egeiu (Jean uran 8cl1 beer bocr at Bt 114 1,4 South Sou,h Jefferson and Mrs. . .. ... mla ।| street ation by his own best efforts If we man. Juanita Smith and Marilyn I — Harrington), the father of... Hermla “reel us ,lS a tavern keeper was given] Mrs. Claud and Mrs. Lowell D«-1 (Thi» mouth only) urii,. ,‘-Harrtngtbn !aPProval by ‘he council Friday night.1 mond were in Lansing n couple days. could all do that, keep up our Cour- Beta. 1^j7ne' • • ”- *"' ‘wishes ■ • ’" •his ■ l«nnmv.i age and keep plugging, a better day The children surely have a won-1 daughter to marry Demetrius (Betty I For U1C third successive year Fall the latter part of the week. will come. jderful time at camp and how they Lane) Hermia. however loves Ly-|creck ,U1S completely dried up. At | Mr. and Mrs. Horace Waggoner । lean eat! Food of all kinds makes a sander (Esther LaBa!listcr> and 1 thls writing for four days not a and son, Kenneth, and Mr and Mrs. i L. E. BARNETT TO . .w KiicMen disappearance when the when Duke Theseus of Athens (Ray droP of *’a‘cr has been flowing in Dude Copeland, all of Olivet, were SPEAK ATW S T C >ouiur.ters get to the tables after Murphy) decrees she must marry I »be creek bed[guests of Mr and Mrs B_ J. Well-. U( 1_M(V n I .7,0. I. V. havlng a gW|m ln pJne Ulce Demetrius or be kilted, she plans to1 Bave ‘he date and come to the man Sunday All enjoyed a picnic . _E. _ ' . .. of..... .. with ... .Inlander. 1... . 1 .. . Irtj* rv(o) (to a Ibe w. >,„(.( _ rlilllinr u( !qe cream esocial held n at» Em-,dinner at ttwllnn Indian Tjinriinir Landing. Some interesting pictures ... are __ on< run away Helena Laurence Barnett Hastings, Mr. John Ruling of this place, prosecuting attorney for Harry coun­ display in the corridor showing the (Enid Mohler>. in love with Deme* rnanuel Parish House, both on the ty. goes to Kalamazoo this after­ improvement nude by some of the trim, reveals to him Hie plot and he lawn and inside, on Tuesday. July1 who has been ill for some Ume 31st from six o'clock on. — Adv. passed away Wednesday night. Mr. noon at the Invitation of Western children at the ten weeks’- camp.follows Lysander Into the wood. Here $|29 The city council gave a penult to' Huling has not lived in Uiis com­ .. In —the — year One girl — gained . fairy king (Murray Sullivan) State Teachers’ College to deliver earlier Grey and tan nubs pounds during that—time and all and fairy queen (Bonnie Brandstet- E. A. Caukln to construct a fire munity only a little over a year but a talk in connection with a program 13 — ------------------------------------------on "Community Exiierimcnts in .showed u marked gain in weight irr. ter> arc are quarre.uog quarrelling over a muc little inIn- Proof R«* station at the corner of I had made many friends during his $ |59 well as in looks. -Some Adult Education ’’ He will describeas ------"" --------of- the cases dlan boy (Jack Waltoni. Through! Green and State streets, subject to/hnrt stay Funeral services were held at the home Friday P. M. burial Grey diagonal pat. tiie work done by the Hastings Civic are pitiful and need n lot, of good the aid of a magic flower the love Iapproval of the city engineer. Players, of which organization he Is nourishing food as well as rest and affairs of the mortals ore' straight-1 Notice to Star Granite member.-.-. took place at Riverside cemetery, medical care. The children surely ened out and much entertainment is [Annual Grange picnic will be held at Hastings. the director. $|79 arr having a wonderful opportunity provided by Puck (Robert Cook>. [Streeter’s landing. Gun-take. Sun-1 Orval Wadell and Miss Roma PASSING OF MRS. SAR­ and the w K. Kellogg Foundation PenscblosMim (Priscilla Hnrring- .ri*y. July 22 Pot luck dinner. Bring Blocher of Kalamazoo spent Un-> Woven cord styles AH JANE HARPER. is rendering a truly humanitarian ton). Mustardsced (Judy Fuller). famUics and friends. Games for cv-[week.end at John Blocher's. Mrs. Sarah Jane Harper, 77. wid- : Moth (Marjorie Boyes). Cobweb eryonc. SIZES: 30 to ow of John Harper, who luts been 111 .Nancy Steiger), and the Clown1 >'i last weeks Banner an error HOPE CENTER. poor health for some time, passed DELTON. (Elinor Haven 1 Mary DeVries plays' w“ maric in ‘he address of Mrs. J. Mason Norwood and wife of Knlnaway Sunday afternoon in Grand I Tuesday „„ ______________________ evening a reception was the part of beautiful Queen Hip-1 E Cairns of Monrovia. Cal. The cor- nuizco visited their aunt. Kate Wil(Rapid* where she was vteiling a ste- held in the church basement with polvta and Agnis Johnson the court rPC‘ uddress Is. 639 W. Lime. Mon- 'llnriu. Thursday. ter. Mrs. Morris O’Keefe । Mr and Mrs. H. T Reynolds and Mnger. rovltt- Cn,lf 8,lc «,u(l u»' Mrs. Lettie Kahler is attcnaiiig I She U survived by five daughters.'daughter. Mrs. Nina Taylor from, Gold UO1U stars am„ this ,nu week in the U1C older umci------hp«r -----fro>n her old -time friends in school at the Western State Normal 1 Mrs. William C Kent of Jackson- Roseburg. Oregon, as honored , group go to Elinor Haven and Jane [ Prairievilletownship (College in Kalamazoo. are going K z\ S T at ville. Fla.. Mrs. Robert W. Cook of guests There were about 75 pros- Harrington, silver stars to Jane Har-1 John O'ner undEarl Ferris were ( Mr. and Mrs. Burdette ^yttie ajx-nt Hastings. Mrs, Winifred Pryor of ent. After an hour of visiting, a rington and Enid Molder. The red I w...v brought before Justice ,»i Mat.liiuwo thews wirc one .-xituruuy Saturday wmi with iv R. utinpimin chapman ___ and Lansing. Mrs Joseph Little. Jr., of short program was given and very stars gn to Enid Mohler and Elinor ,Hov day last ,aj'f week, charged.with n.vtn.I having'wife nt Beechwood. Wall lake. u>_u_ <o Chicago and Mrs E. O. Thoman of much enjoyed. Then ice cream and 1 Haven. Tiie new secretary is Jean caught under-sized game fish. Each, Sunday guests n! Fred Ashby’s Sioux City. Iowa, and one son. Wai- cake and wafers were served. The | Harrington and the news reporter paid a tine of 15.00 and 86.85 coats.'were. Mr and Mrs. Lester Fisher of They were arrested by Conservation prlchardville. Mr. and Mrs. Cbdr $2.62 is a Genuine Panama! ter Harper of Augusta, ateo her ste- Reynolds and little daughter drove Enid Mohler ter. Mrs. O'Keefe. One son. Andrew to Boone. Lake City and Lucas. Sun-1 Here are the names of the chll- Officer George Sumner at Al-Gon- Ashby of Kalamazoo and Miss Vio■ Harper. died several years ago day to visit friends and relatives. 1 dren who received sUra In the Quin lake. . •let• Brocklcbank of South Battle Funeral services were held at the Mr. and Mrs. Dick Portings and younger group: Monday—Bonnie Creek. . These are challenge Bcrton Spring chapel in Grand Rap­ three daughters of Three Oakland i Brandstetter. gold star; Murray;AIR MAIL POSTAGE ' Mrs. Lucy Leopard and family ids at 10:30 Tuesday morning and Will Briggs of Tennessee wera the 'Sullivan. silver.-Star: Sybil Wood­ ■ values to be found spent Saturday afternoon in HasRATE IS REDUCED -E' “ “ i burial was in Oakhlll cemetery. guests Saturday evening of Mif and mansee. red star. Wednesday—Sybil only at this store! Mrs Herman Reynolds. Mrs— Mina Aldrich spent one day! Woodmansee, gold star; Nancy , | ------Mr and Mrs. Harold Pennock of Longhorn Lb. *| £ ’1 *eck in Kalamazoo NAH MORGAN FRIDAY. Hickory Comers spent Wednesday Steiger, silver star; Murray Sullivan. I Present Price is Now Six I lafClare Ashby and family visited I red star. Friday—Nancy Steiger. I ’ Mrs. Hannah Morgan, aged 69. afternoon w ,vn their aunt Cents Per Ounce—A with Mrs. gold star; Murray Sullivan, silver I their sister in Battle Creek and their died on IJiday at the home of her jU)lfl McElwain parents in Marshall Sunday. ' ... o» rw Decided Saving son. Otis, north> of Middleville The Mi7, Ora Ora Smith Sjriiul of o| Crrescy „„„, and BIUI star; Sybil Woodmansee, red star. | Miss Dole Heller of Cloverdale । | L 11 V Mrs. Tile air "' mall postage ranrate was »uusub. . “(i inwiaac funeral was held on Sunday after- Mrs. Marshall Calthrop of Pialrie- ..------- ■----------Nancy Steiger und secretary Sybil ..Manually reduced effective July I. visited Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Lyttle iwmjh at 2 30 at tM Parmelee Metho- ville were guests of Mrs Clara WilMrs. Woodmansee. I the former rate of 8 cents fur the Sunday. dlst church with Interment in the .juon Friday. । Miss Inez Ashby and friend of .utilT7 first ounce and 13 cents for sub-], Kalamazoo spent Sunday with her Parmelee cemetery. / , olir sympathy goes out to Mr. .sequent ounces being cut to 6 cent.. | She Is survived by a daughter Bnd Mrs Clute PettengUI m the . . ... w ? ।per ounce straight, regardless of the ] 1parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashby 1 Mrs. Verne <Thomas ot Middleville. Io6R of thclr banL, Bnd othcr bul]d. Last Weeks Letter A good crowd enjojed the *5® weight of the letter, Tills means a , Mr. Ch ms brother, who hits been ।two brothers John Kepkcy of Hnrt mgs by tire Monday and cake served by the Com- decided saving to the patrons of the visiting him. returned to his hdme and Frank Kepkey <.f Battle Crrex Fifteen of the ladies belonging to cream munity Club at Ute Hall Saturday p^, Blr mohlh„ Iin Grand Rapids one day hist week. Mrs 1 Bcnewaof thc Delton Inland Lakes Garden . | ago this service was temporarily dteMiddleville. ; Club attended a meeting of the “bjhtImagination is like a rubber band Congratulalk”1’ are 5® continued pending reorganisation, a SPFClAt ’wrier Thornapple Garden Club held at |)rB<.UcaIh —the farther It Is stretched the The wrX ’( 7” Bat r Evan- ‘VSj0LM.” . UlS.U‘ Mr and Mrs J M BelUngtum on ■ procWs whlch thinner it gets. Campbell’s Shultz or Freeport uT n daU8ntto. COfnP,elCtl Alr 1112,11 routes again; ,B _______ * ^win^^t^Xfr Mr ’^nd ILd Mre Mrs Xrrev FUrrut cover w’c‘ the l*'° country' Bnd w,ln *“h "« vcr very] >'I We we must must have been been 15 yeara ot of rnntliv. », dy Nor.h irwia 1 "K'nK”tle. 'S" ““ a son. and to Mr. and Mrs. Forrest {ew executions all former service ha . i—fom in.rntn. u.-. I BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. l<Wi M'lhrtlrt church WcdneM.,■ „ /!“,”“1, iPV’nI,""> 38 os. Can, Earn birth or . AU »b> n • “ * " wrt “ “ * 1U ” “ “ -■ .hi. .,,1 .no.,, .h. c™. within a short time the country will] munity an unusual opportunity ,zon following an operation. We ex­ less than two weeks old. be covered with air mail routes as I press our sympathy to the bereaved Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Drake enter­ completely as in the past and with They combine splendid music, in­ taineo tained relatives relatives trom from roctervme Potterville strumental and vocal, in their serv­ family. The Delton M E Ladles' Aid So- Sunday. Mrs. Drake is now able to ices Mr. Baker is a speaker you can Those who have air-mali stamps 11 afford to go miles to hear Everyone clcty will have a baked goods and be up some. Glenn Oates and family have and stamped envelopes on hand will! 4 invited and Christians asked to food sale, also Ice cream social Satbe interested in a recent ruling of I “[day afternoon and evening. July moved Into the Stebbins bouse. pray —Wm. Gearhart, pastor the post office department which will 21. in the north room of Leonard's .Mr ** and' Mrs Clem “ Henry are enable them to turn In their old .dore building staying at the home of the Utter’s I*. F. Murphy has moved his meat parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Lewis for slock at any |X»t office and exchange Joseph P. Griffin. Hastings SUNDAY, JULY 22 — ONE DAY ONLY il for the new issue of 6-cent air market into the old bank building. a time. Ella M FurlwtE. Woodland 64 mail stamps and stamped envelopes, Messrs and Mesdamea John'Ad­ Miss Dorothy Norton Is visiting al Chas. H. Farrah. Nashville 19 its full value. To secure this even and Charles Harrington spent relatives in Coldwater this week. Henrietta M Walters. Curltan 13 ams exchange patrons must turn in their Sunday at Milbam Park Mr. and Mrs. John Chamberlain 1 Homer Aldrich. R G Henton and and Patricia spent Tuesday night ■ old stock not later than August 15, | Pkg.. CHARLIE RI GGLES, MARY BOLAND. ANN KOTIIEKN 1934 After this date redemption of | Mr. and Mrs Jciic Kreugcr and Ortjrge Eddy are Lhe three newly and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs 1such stock will be figured only on ,,I the postage (pent Sunday elected school officers to lake the C. B Smith in Grand Rapids. value baste. Harry lanidun in "CIRCUS HOODOO*' Latest Pallie New place of those whose terms of office Several from this vicinity attendADDED—Popeye Cartoon. "Man on lhe Flying Trapexe' J A family from Aria has purchased expired this July. cd tiie celebration in Hastings the OBITUARY. Fourth. ' the farm across from the Struble BARGAIN MATINEE—1:90 and 3:90 P. M. Orville C. Barnum was born in WEST HOPE. I farm and expect to build a new Orleans county. N Y. on Nov. 29, Everyone who ever went to school 8OUTU SHULTZ. ■house. They haw started work 1852. and came with his parents to or taught here remember the Mc­ MONDAY and TUESDAY, JULY 23 and 24 Let’s not forget that our annual Barry county more than 70 years ■ there. | Mr and Mrs Albert Green and Cullum school reunion this Satur­ school picnic will be July 28 on the ]ago. living on his (arm near Coats TWO FEATURES O OR FLAKE . family- Marshall Tripp and Archie day The committees are. working Shultz school grounds. Grove most of his life. Mu.leal, Girly, Comedy Sensation of 1933 Ct VX WHITE SOAP Burd spent Sunday at Thornapple hard to make the event a success,, The Brush Ridge Cemetery Cir­ He was married to Eva Jane Ken­ lake with their old neighbors ot the especially the program committee. cle will meet with Mrs. Ida CarjX"n- .yon on October I. 1871, who ixused LILIAN HARVEY and LEW AYRES in Moore rchool district of Maple Grove Mrs Lena Laubaugh and Earl Mc- ter Thursday. July 2d We hope to to Uie Great Beyond on June 12. The tables were set for 42 Pot luck Kibbin Come and make this the see a good crowd. 1934, just a month previous to Mr Mesdames Ida Carpenter. Daisy dinner after which a bountiful sup- best reunion ever. Mrs Anna Collison and Gordon Thompson, and Ethelyn Thompson Barnum's death. For about two years. Mr. Barnum With Charles Butterworth, Harry langdon, Sid SUven, Henry afternoon Forrest Bidciman sang of Kalamazoo. Mrs LUlie Woodman attended John Huling’s funeral at 'has ■iias i«cu --- ----- ................................... ............ -been in. lauiiig falling ncaicn health ana and , \ .. Traveni, Irene Bentley for several songs and played. Mrs. and Mrs. Mary Belle Johncock mo­ Stony ,Po»’»^8a“*rtay passed away on Monday, July 9. at George Green’s grandchildren froth tored to. Niles Monday to consult Much sjmj»thy U extended the be-[ lhc bomc O( bts daughter und huseye specialist concerning Mrs. reayed ‘■mtly by their friends here, ^nd yr gnd MrJ Henry Wellman. Indiana also sang-two songs which an were wry good. George Hoffman. Jr Johnson's eyes. Several from here attended the of Coldwater also attended the pic­ Yankee Springs school reunion Sat- and Mrs. Will Gates. i----’ Victor Mel^glcn, Dorothy Dell, Preston Foster, Alison Skipworth nic. The day was enjoyed by all i urday, Surviving are throe daughters. • .there. . ’ -TT1, “aOrn.Mnd rn.’, |M«wcumw. Mrs. cnanes Baldwin Added—latest News "Kvento Adults 15c; Children 10c [Mrs. Wellman. Charles Baldwin We to Clate date tertalned The picnic at the Yankee Springv p ** express our °u,r sympathy friends trom Iowa -ast|and ggrs. Natoon Pi'IHrurtll .,1.. « ... .and Mrs. NeUon Burroughs, Burroughs, all all of of school was well attended Saturday. ?"*U. Hickory week u_.ii — _i_ ------i-i-Hj— and ... a I Hastings, six grandchildren about 40 being present. A good ume *? ,l*c *9“ ftrc of Lhcir The many friends of Will An-|,I sister. Miss Mary Barnum of Lake­ WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, JULY 2S and 26 Is reported by thooe present , Mi« Monday’ dm are glad to know he la rccov- ।land, Fla. With SPENCER TRACY and MADGE EVANS in The first sweet corn from this way Cathcrlne S |CW CaJnu,v ?>ey.and .nd .HenrV M„r rrln« ,rom hu lllnc“ and “U J‘0I* Deceased was a moenber of the c, ,rta e “Ued.on Jrictids he may soon be able to be out again. was sent to the Grand Rapids rnarn™ aid shm 8undBy, an*moon Thosa who attended church at |First Uethodut Episcopal church of i Mrs. Mattle Teeter, was elected " r Sp™’8Pr returned from Shultz Sunday morning enjoyed the this city and had served as clerk of Barry epunty for two term*. He was treasurer nt the school meeting and sinking by the Nashville Quartette [also affiliated with Barry Lodge No. Added— All Star Comedy, "CARETAKER’S DAUGHTER** Monday evening. ■* *?• next a™l »«C* l»ey will come again. 1 13. Knights of Pythias. UUat Palhe New. AdutU X5c; Children lie Funeral services were held al the I Some things worth remembering: his new barn on his farm one mile 17 enthusiastic ^about it. The value ot time, lhe pleasure of Wellman home on Wednesday aftwest of the school. . MOUTH COATK c.nnvr FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 27 and 28 working, the worm worth ot of cnaracicr. character. We are sorry to report that HoMr and w r wor *ln8- me met Latta of near Barlow lake, for- at’oei^ld JSto! near^Gi^rt n M blOuence of H* dignity officiating. Burial in tiie Puller merly of thls place, has been hav-niu^av Rap‘ °r »bnpUcity. the power of kindness, cemetery. Ing infection tn his knee lhe past. Th . “* «ucceo that comes from peraeBi"‘ wiU’ AUMBtUeMAHOJf, Drury Lane in London takes its GUY KIBBLE, HUGH HERBERT. ALLEN JENKINS week. Hope iv will bejx-tter soon, vcrance. the obligation of duty. Hie name irotn Sir William Drury, an --- ---- - X T “ Wld “*’■ virtue patience, lhe wisdom of That new elastic wodHftht to 9^’ ,au' i «amany. ‘he Joy of originating, and able commander in the Irish wars stand for such foolishness? to Save you money' Two Pant Suits s2 31 Every Day More People Realize That. . . Sanforized Slacks FOOD CENTER Is the home of Lower Food Prices! Our Straw Hals Vinegar 75c 23c Crisco ’2^ 3 u c“” 59c Can Rubbers 3 D°‘ 10c Cheese «(“*(■“•-■ 3 «“"<(■'• 10c Carrots Celery 2 - 15c Nedron Malt Pork & Beans IOC CLOTHES SHOP c- 65c BUTTER u 26c A. G. Salad Dressing 111 21c Potatoes 29c 3 10c Van Camp Mackeral 3 25c Kremel Desert MELODY IN SPRING Iodized Salt P 10 26c Chipso Flakes 2 ,or 29c Camay Soap 19c MY WEAKNESS xX%; x x Union Leader 1 Lh c- 67c All ,10c Tobbaco 3 25c te*** *■ 1 All 15c Tobbaco 2 •- 25c WHARF ANGEL THE SHOW-OFF Low Prices Every Day At FELDPAUSCH WAREHOUSE Serve Yourielf and Save Phone 2609 THE MERRY FRINKS be a useful InnovatloflOTAiwn'a suits, but a lot of us iiavr®B getting quite a long stretch outof the ones we’ve got on--- -- -------------------( K Strange how unimportant golf seems when America loses. ' d * °r Hastings. 1Uie profit ot experience, £‘her Fox of Freeport. Mrs. Ida--------------- ---------------------H°ry *!wl Mr ,nd Mre Lou Herzel A too of sugar fell into a Vermont ch|Wren. river at Waterburg the other day. B. Firster has gone north to the' For circus purposes, however, it Is I cherry orchards near Traverse City usual to add a lemon or so to a for a few weeks. river. A liouse can be painted four times as fast with an air gun as with a brush. . , ’ , The sale of toy airplanes In­ creased 1,000 per cent when Charles A. Lindbergh made his paru flight. THE MAD GAME With 8FENCKR TRACY, Ctalre Trevor. Ralph Morgan Latest Paramount New* AduiU 13c: Children Me �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULT II. 1>M I|'. —....... ".■■■■-T.■■■■'■ J’. . j] MASTIN CORNERS. REPORT OF ANNUAL MEETING AND ITEMIZED FL A STARTLING LESSON I”"" ““JiS TO O. i' Ti I Mr. and Mra. Alonso Hilton and. NANCIAL REPORT OF BARRY TOWNSHIP. IN ELECTRIC SCIENCE „ 'd*u«hl*r Hazel of Saugus, Mas#..I * ° I came Tuesday of last week for a SCHOOL DISTRICT --------- " - ----- -------- - ------------- ' ten days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Two Mon Tell Their Wivea for lhe w piping the farmtwo men Ten Tneir wives er credit Act of June. All About Current and Light 1833 provided for the establishment HIRSCH TEAM STILL-------------------------- £ft b'JX'VS?: i„ A-- a.» of a permanent cooperative credit HOLDS TOP POSITION ^.Sr'Xd10 Comedy id in uno One aoi Act System Muodsni Tim* tor l m vomeuy 'system to meet the Lhe production credit ci otoortinf!. items mge es! PITTSBURG GLASS COMPA PRODUCTS It WM a quiet. peaceful evening at needs of agriculture. Under this n i » "an ~ . Progress for two daya. They, expect All was silent save the .tern 1^. — . may be made to rAU loons farmers iCommercial Club Makes De- to kave Thursday of this week for | w[n(j sighing through the trees. Ill- for general agricultural purposes. I but by Beating Ooneumerk; “• s««u». W« «e *1awrmry. Ue wavelets lapping at the shore. Including loans for Ute purpose of, „ , — t . n o , **>■* 8*“d to welcome these good old -r-r4 •• ",J lhe putt-putting of distant motor producing and harvesting crops; the Bankers Defeat Car Seal friends and neighbors back again. M r-Ll tLa“.6. I b0"'3 aIld murmuring# breeding, raising and fattening of By defeating Consumers Power Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo MUton. .Miss fmm fishermen still xtlll patiently natlantlu folf,.!_ livestock: 11......,^.1. and the production of llva. from liveCompany 8 to 0 last week the Hlrscl: Hazel Hilton. Miss Ruby Cogswell lowing their sport. Possibly It was,stock and poultry products. Brothers soft ball team continued and Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher were this tnought-provoking atmosphere j on February 1st of this year a co­ its winnifig streak, to hold top po- Grand Rapids visitors Friday. . that caused two young women sit- 'operative credit agency, known as jiuon in the t»*ll>«* men'. !»«. v„, H „d n„ M1,„ ting at ease.on the porch of a cot- the Charlotte Production Credit As. 7. . .’2h * B“b>- ml Annabelle Connell and toge tage to uk ask their respective resnectlve huehus- _____________ sedation, wu organized for the purMralBht vlelorteA Lloyd Connell ot Lakeview were bands how a certain cottage could pose of extending credit to farmers Telephone 2515 Frank Sage *“ Uw B*1"1'” sundae JU0.U ai ore riaheex liave electric lights when there wu in Barry. Eaton, and Inghun coun- . look the measure ot the undeteated Lloyd lu.t returned home Thunday no“ outside *wv wiring wuuHt visible. • aoiviv. lira |ties. The 1 lie IllUllcy money jur for these IHC.-W- ruuna loans to IV., 1, Car Seal m Uy nisi mar.pendm, amoral month,. In the Being poesessed possessed of both imaginaimagine- farmers fanners comes through the lhe Federal | tEln. gin. A. and P. team came The A, H. team.came from ccc ca mpa -at Champion and Bls tion and mechanical knowledge” the intermediate Credit~*Bank of BL eh Ind tn detent the .1 fi Pennev gay LEON p. PUNNING. SKWIIJ. ’ r behind to defeat J. C. Penney FINANCIAL REPORT. two men began to explain. । Paul, which is one branch of the team 11 to 5 The Commercial Club It seems that the current in ques- Federal Land Bank of St. Paul. team made Ils debut in the league trJ»S’ar7'Sl«umIM!.<Ml!ue ,nd M” M E H°’t ,n‘1 d,”k!'terlJ vultlna hu erandparenVMr.alhl I tion was derived from the lake it-1 There is a Federal Farm Loan Monday by decisively trouncing Uie Flaher aave her a complete aurprlae. L“'h" U ' self. High tension wires were led agency in Barry county which loans Consumers 15 to 5. It Wink in the •nature ot a ioriwell M Towmeml ot HaaUmu and Mr--------------- --- -------down to an under-water terminal money on real estate as security, but Gaines this week are: and Mrs. Tno#. Oammage of Grand. ,, . .. .. . \ . l>» 30. 1»33 on Uie opposite shore. Therefore the loans made by lhe Charlotte .. *Rapids were present from away. I Mr and Mr*- Howard Main spent Thursday—Bankers vs. J. c. Pen­ party for her and also to visit with our old nt'lgiibors. Mr. and Mrs ** any cottager who wanted oloctrlclty Production Credit AMOciatkm fo? ney; Consumers vs. Kroger. Mrs. Ethel Hilton and John visited Sundgy in Hastings vlsiUng Ida par- i simply had to hook-up with the production purposes are secured by Friday—Piston Ring vs. Hlrsch enzo Hilton and daughter, who are a few days the put week with her enta. lake and—presto, power would be Hens on personal property Instead Bro*.; A. and P. vs. Car Seal. visiting here. Delicious refreshments uu» loM.ulMn. Bund.r „ Qeo. R™.« of ice cream and cuke were served. ' ••V? m lmmedl*l*ly available. This seemed ,of real estate property. Team standings on July 17 were: : and the evening was very pleasantly I "il 4U'tt b*t “»teep" to the two women, but I| Any farmer ... ~ j were, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Northrop in Barry county — who n 4 ana uie pieasanny 1 PODUNK ' wnh music ' and ' visiting. ' Hing. Mrs. 5C' '.pent Mrs.| ‘ , >Oofi noanviue 37.v# ',one of them happened to recall how.'needs money tor agricultural purNashville ano and uonna Donna Nonnrun Northrop 1000 । Fisher was presented with a purse Cody Laubaugh has returned from atM| Mrg peighner of Battle Creak. 430.00 in the House of Marvels al the Cen- 1 poses, and who ha* has sufficient Dersonperson­ HIrsch Bros...... 5 1000 und u sum of money to use on her Ann Arbor much improved in health. I »» — <•» »«- «»--* ------- —and* Mix Mrs. Tr— ’udle Btchman 700.03 , tu|T °f PTogress exposition, electric al property to place as security tor Commercial Club . 1 800 journey, as she expects to return । Rachel Cal;, of Laiiair.; 22 **~; ___________________ 40000 flight bulbs were made to glow at the loan. Ls entitled to the services of Caln Lansing was the | Fauna WaUaed will entertain ihM GW with- Mr. ond Mrs. Hilton thU week week-end guest of her parents. 1 D. Dl D. Club a’.the hot । a distance. Both women admlted the Production Credit Association. Bankers 600 to Mass, for a few weeks' visit. Mr.! Bernard Buck of Miami. Fla., who die E»chmon. T'.uiraday. --------- L_!_ having seen this and Uie boys then Applicants for such loans should s t3.330.a4 explained that the transmission of consult .* the County ...... Agent as to the Kroger . Piston Ring .. 400 43*.3h current through the lake operated securing of these loans J. C. Penney . ‘200 1.605.23 10,1 the same general principle al-1 --------------- « > » Consumers . (w0aoora । though carried out on a much larg- GOOD CROP PROSPECTS ■>!•( Ian a irwmr «■ r"”.iLi Ur1 ■a-.I UI.1I lake. a ot r.4o I Wall WALLHIDE FLOORHIDE ! money SEMI GLO OUTSIDE PA Hastings Lumber & Coal Co t Suits lored to lividual BaUI«r«' e in any new I Fall Style may choose. <». .r uu. llr.Nr.IIAI. CONTRO us 75 nnd one ,<K>t 0,1 ’bore, you can pick tion of Michigan Has Prairieville has uh Independent 1.„u up sufficient current to light an zz-j d.i«. baseball team which to date has a 3H.4O’electriclight bulb." Head Good Kains ajjx„. oot — But...................................... lhe women weren't~ goint to be| Asa Wilcox of Caro — was ... in the:record of seven straight wins. Among ! — ----------------------------------la e.i caught napping on thL. one and de- Banner office Wednesday afternoon. their victims have been Delton, de­ " «<•' rnanded a demonstration. So pne He hail# from the Thumb District feated 12 to 4; Legion Ramblers ol ns.oo of the walked into lhe house, of Michigan. While that part of lhe ■Kalamazoo. 12 to 4; Shelbyville. 12 iv #■>. picked up an electric light bulb state has not iuid any surplus of ,to 7; Hastings Piston Ring.'22 to 6; | 'and also slipped a flashlight in ids rains. It has fared much better than Legion Ramblers of Kalamazoo, i no.oo shirt), strolled down to the shore, western Michigan, so Asa said, 13 to 2; Simon's Colored blunts of s oo took °n hta ahoes “nd stockings. There are prospect# for unusually Battle Creek. 5 tj 3; and Hasting.-. 4 mt rolled up his trouser legs, placed on<- good crops of beet#, corn and beans , Indians, 17 to 8. al Prairieville i so foot on v<> land i«uu and uua one uiic foot 1001 In in water The me hay nay crop this mis year, while wnne not nut up up The . diamond ---- ' --------- 7 Ls lo-. ind wonder of wonders the bulb to some former seasons was. on the thc':l™l<d on the school grounds, and —and I., ..... .. . _ . th A ffarYllr liaVA tw*n utlra.lliir. nrwvl held In his hand glowed with a average a good crop, so Tuscola the games liave been attracting good sired crowds. Tills coming Sunday. bright light. |county will not have any shortage 1 July 22. Prairieville U booked to Chairs were tipped over and of hay. doors nearly broken down a# the I Asa. who lived here for yeara and play lhe I. G- A. team of Kalamazoo two women with cries of astonish- jgraduated from the Hostings schools rnent rushed down to view the phe- —we will not say how long ago—has LOCAL NETMEN WIN 1; nomenon at closer range. .been a resident of Tuscola county LOSE 2 AT GRANDVILLE Both young women, so we nre for many yeara. He is thoroughly told, were in precess of ripping off sold on the proposition that no part Grandville net men took two out1 their shoes and stockings when the of Michigan has anything on tiie young man accidentally dropped the Thumb District for fine farms and of three matches from lhe Hastings flashlight and lne brutal truth w.ts rich, productive soil. That country U team in a tournament at Grandville afternoon. exposed. |*o so icvei that mat many manyIndrains urains have navenuke, had nao Friday ,, . , T" , 1,. Dwight . Fisher ----- of . .0 level w order “ '" Naturally we do not wish to em- 1to be conslmcud constructed in order w to make barross anyone by giving names but the land tillable; but tiiat lias been 1 the singles 6-4. 6-3. Al Becker of Grandville defeated Bill Kennedy of County Treasurer Pete Maus or Joe done and the reward is a bftutlful 'Hastings 6-0, 8-6. Harold Becker and DeRuiter will undoubtedly be only and proaj>eroils country. too glad to supply further detoils'------------------------------------1'i Al Becker teamed together to de­ feat Dwight Fisher and Bill KenOBITUARY. (feral of lhe incident. lulul,c in question. question II Arthur F. Vickery, son of Daniel inedy of Hastings in the doubles 2-J. (Note—The'cottage which caused this burst “nd ia Id“ viexery. Vickery, was wu tx.rn born in baton Eaton 6-1. «--»• 0-3. rat of scientific nnd discussion, has a self-contained u" „ "" Co. “ on .......... May 22. 1876 He graduated*'I Lakeview U the next team on the , from the Charlotte High school and Hostings schedule. The date lias not lighting plant of its own.) --- ------------------pater attended lhe University of । lvl been fixed. IliRAR FNTIT1 CH Tn----------- Michigan, where he graduated, and w Junun Cfs I 11 Ltu I u |then returned to Charlotte and en­ MclNTYRE-VANPOPERING DRAW HIS MILEAGE tered into partnership with Frank * miutrtuc E .^rd in thc business, conWIN MIXED TOURNEY P.verv Tima t. a.. —a tinning for eleven years. He came to 17 c He la Summoned jf^stuigs tn isie und purchased the Mrs. Kcnlth McIntyre paired with by Court Order for A. E. Mulholland pharmacy which Eddie Van Popcrtng to win lhe Sorvirn ,,c conducted for four years when he mixed foursome golf tournament at * ,c‘' was forced lo retire because of poor the Hastings Country Club Sunday Are Jurors entitled to mileage each health, selling out to John V. Sassa- afternoon. Their score was 41. Dr. 5 ,K, lime they are summoned to Haa- man. in the meantime he served us Kenilh McIntyre and Mrs. Van -iuo ltH?F’.by the 011X1111 court for pos-. dty treasurer and as supervisor of Popertng were second with 46; Roy Hubbard and Mrs. Wilbur I*ane fin­ loo ,lble Jur> acrvlce? Xjf so summoned, this city. in.ov but not drawn on a jury, they are) On Sept 7. 1805. he was married ished third with 47; Wilbur Lane । । Permitted lo return to their homes to Miss Mabie Metzinger of Char­ and Mrs Roy Hubbard were fourth — loUe Thn-e years ago they removed with 48 and Dr. and- Mrs- Frank 21 oo I unnn uP°n n.vm.n. Payment t„ to .h.m them «.» of •»«« 82.00 »for i.as their half day service. Thia matter from this city to their former home Carrothers were fifth with 51. ------ I wu brought to Uie attention of the in charlotte. Mr. Vickery's health board, because it wu believed that gradually falling for the past four­ WOMEN GOLFERS IN a Juror is enUUed to mileage when­ teen years. He passed away on Fri­ HANDICAPJTOURNAMENT ever he is summoned to Hastings day. July 6. He was given every po«kn •*-- ...... m.. . .... —- —— - — -•—— *v- sible care by his wife and the last In tiie Women's July Handicap I ferred to Prosecuting Attorney Bar- two weeks she was assisted by Mrs. golf tournament at the Hastings ' Country club Mrs. Stem won from ( 4* oo nett, who gave his opinion that a Jennie Jordan. 5.50 juror is entitled to mileage when-1 Surviving, besides the widow, are ........ ever so summoned. He took up the'his mot|»r. a brother. Ted Vickery Mrs. Bristol by default, and Mrs. ■ coo matter with the attorney general's of Lansing, two sisters, Mrs. Howard Garmand defeated Mrs. Potts. The' second round pairings arc as fol­ Lansing Rogers auiu and Mrs Waite Morgan - « • .• department • --------at -------------• and they ad- <u.tn lows: Mrs. Stem vs. Mrs. Hubbard; vIba*4 KIa. IL.I . .... MI* nr.itc- muiaan. . *5 1?, he wu correct in Mr. Vickery wu a member of Mrs. Lan# vs. Mrs Van Popering; 7 001 {Ji* opinion and that a Juror should charlotte Chapter R. * A. M.. and Mrs. McIntyre vs. Mrs. Finnic; Mrs. 4 00 t* paid mileage under the clrcum- Hastings Council R. A: S. M Wilcox^-s. Mrs. Garmand. 22i?Uncw mentioned. Heretofore a' Funeral services were held from no* 50 i'u,ror,w“,pald one in Charlotte on Monday., -— mileage ------ —- for —only —a — —. the .home iliik ... trip to Hastings, no matter bow July 8. the Rev. R w. Roth of GREENVILLE GOLFERS many times he might be summoned charlotte and the Rev. J. A- McNulTO PLAY LOCAL CLUB by the court to do jury service. I ty of this city officiating. Burial was Greenville golfers will invade I in Maple HiU cemetery. Hastings Thursday for the annual. UNLAWFUL TO DUMP .. GARBAGE IN ROADS 'WOMAN DAREDEVIL tournament and dinner party. Thia Following is a copy of the state WILL THRILL CROWDS. U one of the main sjxwt and social j ... Mlle. Maizie. world champion wo- events on the summer calendar of I law concerning the dumping of garbage along the roadsides, as men-'man race driver, who startled the lhe local club. There will be a golf tioned in •- Die Banjier few weeks Movie colony at Hollywood with toiimament for the men and bridge ago. This section is from the High- her sensational daredevlltry in speed and golf for tiie women. In the eveway and Bridge Laws Chap. 10. Sec. machines, will bring the Ionia Free nlng there will be a dinner followed 8 or Sec. 4466 of Compiled Laws of Fair to its thrilling climax on Sat- by bridge and dancing. 1815. and reads: .urday afternoon. August 18, with a BRANCH DISTRICT. If any person Of persons unless bourd wall crush that hu never Miss Virginia Wilson of Kalama- ; duly authorized by Uie highway attempted by any other mem­ zoo visited at tiie home of her annt. commissioner of the township shall ber of her sex. put any garbage, rubbish or waste 1 Going all competitors one better, Mm. John Dolby, and family last material of any kind into any high- the Intrepid lady performer will give week. Her parents came for her v way of of this state, an exhibition of crashing through a Sunday. ... any township ui aiaie, aHik .. mis ... II CT*. . devised au.. .a....a Threshing is the order of the day wall. She the stunt with aw* the intent to ____ permit the same flaming __ to remain therein, to the injury in herself. At first site uifid gasoline and wheat is yielding very good in any way of said highway, or to the to ignite the wall that she crashed this vtcinity.r The social at the home of Mr. annoyance of the citizens of this through for a movie thriller but even state, or any of them, every person this feature has been since bettered and Mrs. Vincent Norton Friday so offending shall be deemed guilty by adding another mixture so that evening was well attended. Pro­ ceeds 127.75. the wall gives the appearance of ex ­ iof a misdemeanor, and upon conMr. and Mrs Zeno Decker and -----------------—.. 142 hi j-victlon thereof shall forfeit and p., pay poldlng when site hits it going over family attended the Decker family it sum not less than five dollars nor slxty miles an hour. •mors than Un doiiars, together with I Managar Fred A Chapman, who reunion at Thornapple lake Sun­ 170 00 ‘Uu costa of prosecution, and in de- overtook# no bets in contracting day Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hawks and fault in the payment thereof shall for features for hU annual expoelbe imprisoned in the county Jail of Uon- Wlts the nr,t nuui •<> contract family attended the funeral of the the county in which such conviction for MUe Maizie and because of the latter's moUier, Mrs. Dickey, at Co­ lon Friday. may be had not exceeding ten days, sensational aspect ol his automo­ or both such fine and imprisonment b*le racing program that always . Win. Ryan came for Mrs. Ryan in the discretion of the court. .features the closing day ot the and Priscilla Sunday and all re­ ------ r—*--*-•'*-------- - -----fair, iie Ls going to use her act as turned to their home in Detroit. Miss Evelyn Day of Lansing spent A tomato-can birdhouse submit- lhe thrilling climax. ted in a national contest by Mrs. The fair opens August 13 and the week end with her mother and sisters here. Banks Upshaw, of Dallas. Texas, closes August 18. Tiie L. A. 8. of Barryville will -na»r» Inrnwn-----mo.m won a 8100 prise. After winning the meet with Mrs. Emma WhiUock Fri­ contest, she placed an identical bird _. CAMP MEETING. day, July 20. 400.00 bou» in her lack r»rt »M. »1- „T?e Donald Oetroth of Detroit Is vis-' Uwuth over . y—r pueM. no bird Brethren tn CTriel ot the ever entered it Michigan conference will convene on Iting at tiie OsUoth Adams home. <t t » . . their grounds known as Barnaby Tung oil is a quick drying and One large millinery establishment Memorial park, located 2 1-2 miles now has a lounge for the use of its north of Sunfield. Eaton Oo.. July waterproof oil used in making of customers The idea Is to provide 30 to August 8 inclusive with the an­ point and varnish. Tiie southern them with a place where they can nual conference following. The cloa- states now have about 7,000 acres of reet for a /e* minutes while the Ing service will be Sunday evening, lung oil trees from which the pro­ duct is obtained fashion changes. August U. zed bs $J29 $1 59 es J II. Hhuil $1 79 INSTRITTIOK— < <7»: so#: v Hats r.n sco.' sol. o«r T nt . *962 Io '--- u Panama! alienee ■ found store! Ih-KlMr* cleca.ng w ktndl.nc DVS. PAY. nG ne IF.KN r lXI 1> < II M-J.I - ■ ■ PIMM 1 24 133 i, Henry ilpworth TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS— i nd 26 iNS in FF IN THE THUMB DISTRICT PRAIRIEVILLE NINE WINS SEVEN STRAIGHT |»’lS l/ke’wnb’iS'taxhrWilcox Says That Sec­ DcHon Geras*, saaoltia and KS ON. INS organ • MUM Penney’s TESTED QUALITYI WMCIftte WHA TE VE Fl Big Pay Hand SOAP Large Cake! Panlmald Lunch Kit Low-Priced! 5* 49* The Ideal soap Leather handles, finely lacquered. Device for hold­ ing vacuum bot­ tle in place. real bargain! Hat Vacuum BottlM 79* eJed outar cow. Here'i a STORM WELT Men’s WORK SHOE Work Socks A tough one, too—for only Heavy Weight! 2»«.X5« The retan uppers keep out moisture! And to make doubly sure they're weatherproof we've built these with white storm welts! Composition soles and heels. Smooth and comfortable. Weight cotton. White top, and he^L A Men! A Big Penney Value t Red and Blue Work SHIRTS Work Full Cut! Steel Buttons Stay Put! Handkerchiefs features in thia shirt collar, extension buttun-pockeU, reea- A Penney Value In Men's Work PANTS Dark Patterns! Full Cut-Roomyl Close-Oat 220 Weight Overalls good, dependable pair of work priced Io set a new standard of lue-giving! Regular model in dark Horsehide Work Gloves 59* Men’s Copper Riveted Waistband Overalls 98 50 Been paying more? Try "OXHIDE” Overalls Full cut-—not skimped! Mr. Workman, jiwt these quality featartt they toll why “0XH standard 2:20d«niml stitched! under! 8 va buckles I sorr �THK HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JULY it. 1M4 a n^^^^- HastlngJi both have been fortunate'tag——I ,i'lift'giMWlliiitiis>« and Opinions; What Others Say This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday ■.Dili telioJl tn ruuw Hand! and relatives to the city. Dr. Will oonky ofBaranoc re­ turned home yesterday after a short visit with friends to this dty. FOULKES FAILS TO CM UP STIBO Here in ■3^7 county alone, Oaorga Foulkre was defeated to EIGHT rural communities; won five by. leu than go votes; was victorious to ONE CITY PRE­ CINCT. Foulkes did not run aa strongly to Allegan county as ha did Jn Barry; about the sama to Cau county. There are afx oountlaa to the Fourth Oongreaslonal District. Old Time Postal Rates. x*. Knppuw. weierini. nsMI -*- .................................. 4ng for patronage among themselves. ---------------- ---------------------------- --- I Correspondence Expensive. FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ' °°°K PaOa" Milas- neither community would be wellHollywood's Directors. ’ SUFFICIENT TO IMPEACH. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. 'BEVINTX-NINTH year j governed regardless of system. Czar Hays Expounds. (Continued from Page One) [ No more flagrant flouting of the Dr- Winifred McLravy came.I Buell Wolcott of Denison, Texas, ar---------- --------—.. —------- - Editor Gifford of the Eaton Rap- home Sunday from Chicago, for a'rlvtd drived here laat last week and expect to COUNTY MUSEUMS. "I cannot say definitely until I months Mr. Mr WolWnl. « MMaFeteu'^t^? "’"i , lost U1----------------- than the action of Gov.-ids journal recently received a copy few weeks’ vacation, she has been ‘remain about two months. _—------------------------------- 1 itwill be interesting to see just Comstock in granting an immediate of the old "Western Almanac" pub- vUittog relatives at Richland. Mr.;tx>tt Is the brother ot R. Wolcott of have had further conferences with rtioas b» MslL Posiwtt: 'what Barry county people can pro- pardon to young Tom Metzger be- luhed In 1828 that among other'an<l Mrs Fred Henson accompany-[ this place, and Mrs. Wolcott is tha Judge JefTrlBa in Detroit and Mr. gi.oo the way of pioneer museums Iore he hod even seen Uie cell to thingsgave some very interesting ।ln8 her to Hastings. eldest daughter ot William Moulton Bennett,’’ explained Mr. Foulkes, but that he stood to aolld with lhe (fiteWICOUNTY. i ,ONE ■ “ YEAR, • - ••• — juce a arc ininme who appeared to be rather Ul at ease rural people. "A large element In ‘ . . XK JUJUtY XMUrrrsix months co< !‘during die centennial celebrations nt( which he had ben sentenced to serve ' facta concerning postal rates of 106' Mr- an<l Mrs MHo DeVries and of Irving. congresj," Mr. Foulkes said, "rep­ u M-day penalty. years ago. Today mast of us are 'Mr. and Mrs. David Honeywell drove ‘ Friday last P. A. Sheldon and Fred under such direct questioning. (It Mid in Kii»ae».> Middleville and Hickory Comers’ Ulis young man—he ta no "kid." none too sympathetic with the Idea-to Alma Sunday to their autorno-! Alexander went to Grand Rapids tc During tiie confusion which en­ resent Wall Street and have no use W, BARRY OOUKTY. THREE MONTHS , . .. advance 35c; next ... month. ------us the governor jailed him—is big of paying three cents postage an a ‘btlea. and brought home with them (see the democrats of that city ratify sued. the congressman ducked into for anyone 'who U not to the toanor I* BAkBY COUNTY. OJ»E i there are without question enough and husky. He has. according to all letter. Back in 1828. however, it coat Ave young people from this city who (the Chicago nomination But the his bus thereby ending the poaslbill- born;' they fall to understand the t W ADVANCE .................... »I.5O'' rhnice relics of Michigan pioneer accounts, an ungovernable temper. stx centa to send a single |»ge let-,hj,ve taking special vacation democrats did not feel in a ratifying ty of further cross examination. psychology of the common man and hrtUBtCAlPTlONS. ONE . J i,f, hX in the rountv to make Hc ta ,he £on Mru«,'r' tcr 30 miles* more work at Alm*.College. mood. The remarks of his Interrogators have no sympathy for his Ideals and days left here In Uie county t m Comstocks pohttcal playmate com- than |30 miles but not exccedUig-40 Mrs. Joitn Flammer of Seattle.! Misses Millid Wood. Genic Brown, were anything but complimentary. aspirations" No man should be sent to con­ ADVjurnBINO rates. up several collections of unusual mtaaJoner of agriculture and big p<>- the ratc was.ten cents:’ for distances Wash.. Mrs. Edward Monroe of j Celia Ensign. Elva Clough. Kate By way of introduction in opening .. Di«pl»y *4<«rtUin< rsiw on applies worth. But 3ic problem is to get tato buyer. He attacked and very varying from 80 to 150 miles the Glenwood, California. Mrs Will Dyer (Williams. . Orpha Knowles and his address. Representative Foulkes gress for more than two terms. Mr. i.«roUr« -0C them together. Some people quite*e«rcly beat up a 69-year-old man charge was 12 1-2 cents; for disBellevue; Miss Martha Stcvena of Messrs. John Goodyear and Hike explained tiiat he was a farmer Foulkes said. "After a congressman £’pi i”j.* jmturally hesitate so loan their val- --- --ti,nce' w,1Bln« ,tTOm 10 400 iituta miles £h-‘‘— ^ eEw— “— * ^an’ | J<'?neld 8pent Sunda at Gun himself and came of a long line of has been dined and entertained In - J? ■ ’.™™ . ... .OU, 150 W -------- ---------------------- — ..... —<>' for which lie is employed and paid.. me rate was 18 3-4 cents; it cost andalgua. N. Y,. and Mr. and Mrs. Jake. ancestors who have gained their liv­ Washington for two terms, he loses t»u zsc. Each uable antiques; other* Iravx* to their He It -------necessary tor the aged .... made .. w,IKs lQ Jctler m^rc Arthur Qua of Grand Rapids were’ Messrs. J. Yorjtfr and H- C. Peck- ing from the soil. He was quite con­ touch with the folks back home," MtMorloo *>.d possession objects whose historical’man to go to the hospital tor treat- 400 miles here Friday for the funeral of Mrs-'ham liam nl of Freeport were ro in •*>« the city tent to remain a private citizen, he he declared, “and for that reason I And keep in mind the fact that M»inaret Freeman. Tuesday. Mr. Ynrger is*able to get said, until he found that the admin­ feel no congressman should servo significance nr interest they fall to niriit His only ->» expression of regret ■ Ul wu Hint he had not beaten the old these rates applied to single sheets Wr ““d Kenyon. Miss | around with the nld of crutches. istration was robbing taxpayers of more than two terms. His usefulness «r ■«> appreciate. Unfortunately there is man worse. He was sentenced to pny of paper only. I> «»t twice these Marjory Kenyon. Howard Newton I Married ut lhe M. E. Parsonage their land. Then he decided that to his people has ceased. His Interit ivu no central place In the county where 3 fine, which he did. and to serve 60 base rates to send.a letter consisting a,’d Mrs J. J. Whig of Portland and July 10th. Mr. Edward B. Gates of TOte.oM.uia *Wfl to olhcr directions." 80 he something IUU.V must uc be wic. done. 00 So ne he relics can b* placed for safekeeping days in Jail Tiir governor pardoned of two pieces bl paper; triple these Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bales and Mr. Baltimore and Miss Eva B. Newum formed the Michigan Taxpayers ' lllew,cd with his audiences never to League and put Across the tax limi- ‘ «‘uf» representative from ill 1. r«bh.bej un and at thc san’c ltm* for pubhc db’ the man before ever he wu commit­ rules for a letter consisting of three lUK1 Mrs. Wil Page of Irving were I of Hope. or more pieces of paper and weigh- Sunday gucAs of Mr. and Mrs. Or­ Miss Emma Runyan, Miss Addie tatlon amendment to the state con- (lhe rourU1 district for more than two —.— .. play*.’ if al) of the unusual objects ted. Michigan has been criticized se­ ing ounce; qunutupiv quadruple ^-y ...» less than w>«» cr.e v»,F vu><i.v. - Smith. --------aJ>d Mr. George Pratt of Chicago, are stliution. ' [terms. that have ever been brought lo the verely because ol the palitlcs in her these JOB PRINTING. ”nr* “ *Watkins ” ' Tn the city tha guests ot Mrs. S. Althere rates for a letter consisting of Mlss fFlorence left on Pri“I admit that I am a pdor poll- I Once when he was sitting In his toft. 1 "j<5> 'ZanM Banner office could be placed to- pardon and parole system. ThLs was more than three pieces of paper and dftv l0r R°> al O*»k and Sunday left ‘ *‘ tlclan," said Mr. Foulkes. "I have my , home at Washington, Congressman icm. *nd i«*i re gciher. the county would have a very a case of worse politic.', than any the weighing one ounce. Four times the a boal tril’,o Duluth and Hough­ own thoughts and Ideals and insist । Foulkes said that two Polish people uf twk fuie alvt toa.ar(| a museum which Osborne .survey showed. Here was a base rate was also charged for each ton ahe PXPe*t-‘> to be gone for about PRAIRIEVILLE. on putting them into effect regard- , from ills district, a young married clean case of brutal assault by a ounce which a packet or letter con- four weeks. I Nineteen children from here en­ less of precedent or party.” He also' couple, came to him with tears In would be difficult to duplicate and young coward u;x>n an aged man ] Chas. Kalaldglan of Racine, Wis­ joyed the circus at Kellogg Camp admitted that he was a well-to-do I their eyes. They were about to lose slstlng of more than three pieces of ARTHUR VICKERY. this would include only a smallfrac- Here was a case in which, without paper ,might nwiu wcign. — consin ----- --------visited - — Dr■ — and — Mrs. - .»■ Hi «■ A. Tuesday night. weigh. man ond therefore the rewards of their home on a mortgage before the Arthur Vickery who died tn Char- tion of the total available. ’he first poulble excuse except Bued on these rates It would cost Adrounle and family |Miri of last ! Miss Vera Sensiba of Kalamazoo office meant nothing to him. "Es- I necessary details of a farm loau■KU IM mate TO, ITO*, Wb .L->. boU. .n 5beX'. “"b^S ?* “t -"‘‘..t 'fttf™ “* i could be arranged. was a guest of Mrs. Russell Lewis -----------------------Grand Rapids, 50 1-4 cents to De- lla•>Although admittedly a well-to- I He thought there wu nothing that Bunday. They visited Kellogg Camp o o . ounuuj. 1 licy viaikvu IXCIIUgg viunp while he lived here, al) of wljom will cess In their efforts io arrange inter- m.ul |akc Iroit and 75 cents to New York. To- 1 Mr.,. S S. Ingling, who has been ttt do man. Mr. Foulkes failed to ex­ I he could do for them, and wu about appreciate the* following comment esUng pioneer museums. In our optoFueling over the matter has been day an ordinary three-page letter I Msliui, her dbUBhur. Mr., tex MeMrx. Emma Emm. Livingston Llvlnwum of o( Orange Orm.sr-plain why ho sent out Christmas to turn them away, but his wife Mrs. Written by Muri DeFoe. editor ol the im this is one of the nr«t fii’-iin; very general since the publication of can be sent any place in the Unit­ Mod. tex murted u> ter tome u> l1Ue vUltM Mr, JtnWe No„u cards in franked envelopes at 'said. "George, don't let those people _l«' story ■••in yesterday Charlotte Republican-Tribune. things that could be done in connec- toe •-—■-« morning's «■•«• - ed State.-, for three cents; abroad for Kalamazoo. Mrs. McLeod going with Lucy Wednesday. public expense rather than foot­ Herald Many persons have ex­ her for a few days. I p^ggy conwln of Toledo. O.. ing the bill himself as olhei ; "But what can I do?" the Con­ -Heroism is not necessarily con- non wish a centennial celebration pressed themselves as being greatly Newspapers cculd be sent any dis­ representatives from this district gressman replied. ----------------. IS visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lowery. fined to shot and shell. No soldier disturbed that the chief executive ol tance up to 100 miles for 1 1-2 cents; TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY | Mr and Mrs. Frank Freydl and have always done. • j "I don't know." came the answer, PLEASING THE BURGLAR. ______ the state should stoop to playing to any distance in the state where ever faced a more hopeless struggle Frank Horton. Chas. Brewer. Leo'Jcan of Northville reached here SatA burglar enjoys his busiest sea- politics with simple justice. It seems printed for one cent. It cost fourBurton George, don't le|. Hiosc people __________ and...John Gould motored to i urday. Mrs. Freydl will stay with sentially.” he said. “I am ■ crusader than Arthur Vickery did for the son while other people are vacation- to us that this act, standing alone, who is known in Washington u an — 'charlotte in ci Ch — -Jette I;. Mr. Brewer's car. Tliurs-1 Mrs. Charles Hughes during Mr. put fourteen years. As a trained So In spite of the fact that It was w. "I administration man." [ day. After wltncsrflng the game they | Hughes' absence in the east. pharmacist he knew the quickest When Representative Foulkes went only six o'clock In tiie morning ho Miss Myrtle Smith is a guest of [went to Eaton Ropids and Waited Uw | «•-••*• --------and surest way to end it all. But heu gladden his heart. He likes to see hlbltJoii of the depths to winch Uie ।scene of the recent cyclone. 11Mr. and Mrs. David Artlip of Bat- to Washington he said that he de­ called up the White House. "But tiie chose tlw suffering. There were di. ­ unmistakable evidence that the const stale administration can fall that 1 .Mbs Lora Trim returned thlslUe Creek ot Acker's Point near sired a plkce on the important ag­ President is in bed.” came the an­ ' is clear; such, for example, as an we have ever seen —Grand Rapid­ ricultural committee. "I talked with swer over the wire. “Tell the Presi­ ) morning from her trip out west ac- Cloverdale. vine qualities about hb long 'v‘A“*’ accumulation of milk bottles and Herald. leaders Including dent that Congressman Foulkes of [companlcd by her aunt. Mrs. Frank Charles Hughes and two daugh- hdmlnbtration ' with death.- There was a gratifying newspapers at lhe door, mailboxes ZX) thy little well, Rainey," h? said, “but wu Michigan is on lhe line," -Foulkes tens. Mrs. James Nevins and Mrs. Speaker 1 Trim of Tacomar Washington. HOW TO SURVIVE something about his crAiratfr. It in­ overflowing with letters and circu­ James Richards ol Reed City at­ Glenn Horton and Miss Helen Farr told that a first yeat man had ab­ answered. Shortly thereafter word and for thy comfort It this country survives we mu solutely no chance to get so coveted came back to hold the wire and Marted Thur.*day on n trip to the spired our appreciation of what can lars. window shades pulled down. tended the funeral of hu mother. know _____________ put character ahead of money. Mrs Caroline A Richards. Sunday East and will be guests of Mr on assignment. Not discouraged, within three minutes. Mr. Foulkca be endured. But out beyond all Great men can do .... ‘he garage door open with the car Dclfte in The Charlotte ReMr,--------------------------and Mrs Maurice however. I walked to tlw White said. "I heard the well known voice T. F McCarthy of New York City IHughes' — sister. -------- — *“• “»«•"“ >»>»■ K„c. M- Bur.lar likes nothing b-u. ' |iuUlcul>-*I»bun.House and within ten minutes re­ of the president." Was in the city the fore part of thc-jHoltl. of Manchester. New Hampwholly sacrificial dcrotlon of Mrs Cougrcssnuin Foulkes raid that he wcek on business, being connected shire, and visit places of interest ceived an audience with the presi­ belter than just so. ter than to find doors fastened with AN AMUSING STATEMENT dent. I told the president that it wax outlined the brief facta of the case while there. Vickery. We recall nothing in our fragile locks that give way to the with lhe U S Rubber Co — G ot the . »Ve were amused when we rend in Word has reached us of lhe pass- my greatest ambition to be a mem- and the President replied. "George, Secretary D c. Vandcrcook at­ experience comparable to the poise slightest pressure, Iw* has a warm the Michigan Manual a sketch ol tended the state camp of the Y. M. Ing of Mrs. Beatrice Barr (nee Bea-j her of this committee but that 280 don't let those people go, keep them and sweetness of tills brave and spot ' in his heart for people who de- Uie life ol George Foulkes. the sti­ C A ut Central Lake. Mich., last trice Farrv of Detroit. Mrs. Barr was other representatives so aspired. He there and give them their breakfast­ lovely person. She will long ba pend [ I'll <we that aid Is given shortto womanhood ... to „tills Rskcd me- a few questions ' .._.. thenland | upon simple catches for wm- c-rtcnUat congressman from tills disweek und is now attending a na­ born and grew ™ vicinity. She had such .such a pleasing pleasingJ! picked up his telephone and called ■•>' : " Within two hourti. Mr. Foulkr.i compensated not only in the grati- dows which arc accessible from the tional gathering of Y M. C. A. vicmiiy. the'fUteen^itol'ul wijkers ut ■'Wllliama Bay. WLicon- personality that to know her was to someone—I don't know who—then declared, the money was on hand lude and admiration of hundreds of ( .— her Stoccre ------- sympathy --------- .Is ex- i> ------- ■ to — — * -_. j ’Congress---------- Mn<j pomh couple went home ground, the roof, the fire escape or 0!l <arjn land." We happen to know love 'turned me and said. friends and acquaintances but if .from broad copings along which he that the tificcn mill tax limitation I Mrs c Dectrick returned home pressed for the husband and Mr. man Foulkes you are now a member happyItere U »n>U-.u.« eMurine .nd TO- ra„ cilmb 3ucl, ,hlnK, „ lh,„„b .mendm.nl n, IK drulud by rbr rents to send a magazine any dis­ from- oaianac Monday, where she and Mrs. Edward Farr and family. °f ‘he agricultural committee.' This “These arc the things." Congress­ tance up to 103 miles; more Uian 100 . . . , ... . late *I- 0 R. waicroury. wno was ih» men pathetic about the religion of tho n It is hard to understand why such । breaks all records. Never before bi man Foulkes said, “that I love to do. «re« eauhkk he do™ nol like te- m„,wcr miles, six cents. However if the has been for u. few days taking care sorrows come to ua but sometime this history of congress has a first- That la tha kind of representative I of her brother. Frank C Johnson. four gcspels 'all these things will be cause he cannot touch them with n nI1(j tllal -jjte,- jie bud drafted ll like to be.” well know. added unto you.' to her godly sor- jimmy Once Inside, the burglar there were several round tabic dis­ Three FIRST TERM members "If there are any republicans pres­ to accident at that place. July 4th. Mr and Mrs. George Adrianson any distance up to 100 miles and of congress have been appointed ent.-' said the congressman. "I do Mrs. Geo. Derby, of Canton. Ohio. and their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jake likes to End that all the sliver has —;—:--------------------------------------——— 2 1-2 cents for distances exceeding to the agricultural committee not wish lo say anything that would Adrianson nf Gas City, Indiana. visited her uncle, D. W. Bolinger and been placed to a compartment of the ArUdu avpasrini in isi» esinan , ara aaleclsd ter Ibalr iBUiatl and do loo miles. within the past few ygdts; in Injure their feelings In any way. I . TWENTY YEARS AFTER Mrs. Rose Hilton Saturday and Sun- (spent Wednesday at Three Rivers. sideboard; to discover that furs, and tm nacaaaarily rtprasoai oor each case without alleged presi­ am an independent man and will be /uv. । Mr. und Mrs. Milo Lehman have It was slightly more tlian twenty One had to be fairly well to do f other valuable wearing apparel have opinion a._________________________ dential intervention. They are: guided by my own thoughts and Mrs. Albert Leins leaves next week | returned from several days’ visit years ago tiiat Franz Ferdinand, ; —~ _____________________ in back uhbc>n those days .0 to iinoru a fiord uie the for Alberta. Canada, where she will;with relatives in Kalamazoo. Representative cliflord Hope of Ideals regardless of party. There arc ' been placed In moth-proof bags. archduke of Austria, was Insulting cuwluns attended by agricultural luxury of corresponding with a large visit lier father and mother whom Kansas a pixilated during his many republicans repuuncans who wno voted accordaccord­ Orna Glynn spe:f» a few days In Being a somewhat playful fellow, the’ leader.-, tux experts, farmers and circle of friends in different jiarts of the upright moral sense of the peo­ first term to succeed Repre­ ing to their sincere convictions, but i she Ims not -M-en for eighteen years .Marshall, the guest of friends. burglar likes nothing belter to un­ , businc-v men and they agreed that the country. sentative Tincher, also of Kan­ the previous administration ran the ।She expects to be gone u month. ** ‘ - -- and- -Isaac Madnmes Mary. Sarah ple of Serbia by riding down the • • • cover caches of valuables from un­ little changing in jts wording or ship of state onto the shoals and aft­ sas; Charles Adkins of Illinois; .DeBack and Clinton Castle called streets of Sarajevo accompanied by behind the the former John D. Clarke of er they got there scuttled her. Th? derneath rugs, mattresses, inside purpeve should be made Upon th" Who are the men «<■<». . YEARS ov.w .wwr.. Mrs EUzabclii Stewart at PlatoTHIRTY AGO TODAY his mistress. who dictate authority of the Michigan Flintier scenes nt Hollywood------- --------New York who wm killed re­ present administration must repair pillows, etc. This Ls “old stuff" to itself we learn that George had no <hc type of show that the millions Few. if any. had much personal cently in an automobile accident. him and he knows all the answers. part in the conferences or Ui assist- °f, movie patrons 1n this country day for 3---uu .Uh old frUMs iwnwW) 'Mr --------------------------Republicans handle committee respect, for this shallow, supercilious limes from sessions of the house Nothing makes a blrglar feel more ing Mr. Waterbury to prepare the shall see? Philip Kingsley, stall For some lime Lee has been super­ and Mrs. Floyd Wales. appointments through a “com­ son of royalty. He had been wanted than any other state representa­ like having spent a'wasted evening wording —Ciuuapoljs Vigilant. June writ»r of the Chicago Tribune, to an inlendrnt ol schools at Wakefield. Mrs. Ethel Stebbins is. visiting her' mittee on committees." Demo­ • 7. X article written for his paper ’from Gogebic county. With a stall af 121'sister. in advance tliat Serbian police could tive; absent more times in two crats through the powerful Mrs. Red lick in Chicago and than to find strong locks on doors? HoDywocd gives the following list of teachers and has just been re-elected j■ while there will visit the Century of j "ways and means" committee, years than his predecessor was in Dot guarantee his personal safety; special protection on 'windows, and. NOT NEW mnenntrs who direct this Important for another year; Iprogrexs^ twelve. He appears to -have been both of which ore Independent of these he disregarded So GavrUlo History slltiws — many of industry: Mr and Mrs. Chas. jLunn are JLibbln ( moft Important, of all. to find allcr ----- -----. examples . neglecting lhe •'salvaging oper­ I Mrs. Stewart Is in the Ann i the president. Under Republican •Princip (who is now honored ns a rntrrta lh«. i.h ““'.r unUI the, ttt" rcpuduM —J CARL LAEMMLE-Bom In the upending the week with friends In ' ratalfe U«U« pep|.te ations" rather consistently. administration, Michigan had 'Arbor hospital. She will need to' lux nbhuatlanv—R lux obligations R. G Jelleries in to ;oulh German kingdom of Wurltcm-' Detroit. While there Charlie will put1 mirtyr by all good Jugoslavians i ! stay three weeks instead of a few continuous representation on the Ljhvc been placed in storage else- The Lowell Ledger. thLs and float the ship of stale out burg in Hitfl in a good share of his time buying fired the fatal shot. To avenge the days. Her many friends here hope । agricultural committee for many into the smooth water again." , ADOLPH ZUKOR-Born m Riscc. goods for his fall and winter trade she will be greatly benefitted and 1 years; therefore it was logical “national honor" involved in the POLITICAL PROPAGANDA Congressman Foulkes was intro: Hungary 1873 Mrs Minnie K Mitchell and son. , and natural that the incoming duced by Frank Bennett, who la , will soon be restored to good health. death of this roy^il nv cr-do-well HARRY WARNER -Bom in RusWalter George, of Chicago, are 1 THE NEXT STEP administration should also have candidate for congress from the Nina B Smith is at Crooked Europe tlircw away miUkuns ot lives su visiting the former's brother. George .lake , Miss When a private citizen has a debt nothing strange about thLs seen to It that Michigan had for an indefinite stay. JACK WARNER - Born In Lon- B Edwards at Leach Like '‘“w-’Mi^M?s“^£t*F.r'r will nt fourth district on tlw Farmer-Labor and billions of dollars in a war representation on thia committee. ticket. due. hr usually sends out one or On‘ An*^ L Hfrrtck ol LI,Ur Rnrk term the fun^m which, for alljiractical purpose, w a* Since all save one of Michigan's SAMUEL GOLDWYN- Born in Ark. Ls visiting his brother. Frank 21" more statements and then, if noth- ------- ,----- —. — - -----------At. the conclusion of the Foulkes lost by all who were foolish enough tag is forthcoming, he may write a Democratic representatives Were address D. D. Alderdyce of Jackson, lor 1 he first Um*- In thirty-one |*“" Beamer Farn Tuesday h1’ candidacy tor renomina- Warsaw. Poland. first termers and this one had ', , ,, ■ tion and re-election to congress. to participate United States was LOUIS B MAYER-Born In Eur- years. 41 uctTOIt' ~ , ,, t secretary of the state central com­ pr«»u,l l.Urr .uteMInx * teM ,. ,loU11„K jbo,,. already secured appointments on mittee of the Farmer-Labor Party drawn in on the rather high-minded opr Miss Elizabe h Field expect* to LENT CORNERS. other important committees, it s|>oke briefly for a few minutes. discussion of the matter, possibly this letter oxcepi tor the tact that DAVID SARNOFF—Born In Uz- leave Tuesday for an extended visit pretext that it was u war to make even hinting at ways and means nf Mr Foulkes did imt put a three cent Miss Jean Hammond, with a party was Inevitable that a first-term­ । staling that there Is still need of with friends in Clinton and Te-1 (,f young folks, motored to the linn. Minsk. Russia er should have been appointed to 1 a new political party to complete the world safe for democracy; a war settling the account. Then if al) SIDNEY R KENT—Barn in Lin­ cumaeh.’ [Chicago Worlds Fair Sunday. represent Michigan on the agri­ lhe job of chasing the money civangout under Congrex'ion'd frank, coln Neb Mrs A A- Anderson return"! I Threshing lias been lhe occupaoilier methods fall, a law suit may be cultural committee. thou^indera out' of the temples at Washing­ And now. twenty years after, wha11 started. Uncle Sam is now con­ Ouly one number of the entire home Monday after a few days' visit 1 uon Of m05t of our neighbors the ton. He made no allusion to the group ba native-born American with Mrs. L T McGrath of Grand Grandj; past past week. do we find? Europe arming In lev ' fronted with a situation common to year man been assigned to the im- Foulkes Farmer-Labor gubernatorial ie men who ore exercls- Rapids ,, ' ,, Mrs. Leland Ld, . ,, . I Mrs Hammond and son. portant agricultural committee.' candidacy. ini: fiurh an important influence on MUs Minnie Harper wrnt Monday Stuart, and Mrs Permella Sage •— ■ ■ * ;... . ...... , ■ ,....... , . .. •• *•*“• • ■--■■••c.u. oskv In uic Use election two years years ago. ago. the progress of culture here in the iect on war debt accounts uliich Chejoyuan. where she will be the called on Mrs. Lulu Shepard of Prak Representative Foulkes declared that lamp, and it they should United States Trade journal's report that 350.000 tocratlc and powerful than any of oi't erte’b- M,toC4 Mlrtk “,Ki r‘ri.ll<’rSU.nc‘y >> . 1 h.*i last evcry cUy PrecU,ct but won । automobiles arc now ________ automobiles arc now equipped with the pre-war monarch.-. —u The Lent Sunshine Club will have all agricultural communities except I radio la no news public Tile usual polite statements have tlirm by Mr I­ ----- to ‘i us u* We We hear hear Hie Misses Harriett and Ermina [»a picnic nirnir at .i Prairieville Pr.iri.vui- township -five thereby implying that the “city Hhem passing our Aeeplng porch . Let. America be prepared to defend been rendered, '’personal" letters pen**’ address delivered by Will H Hays, returned home Monday park. Thursday. July IB | slickers" didn't like him very well nightly. ter bortM. but <>, urn. luor w a. ]nu. . .should not complain ‘so-called •czar" ol 'he motion pic­ Goodyear after spending a couple of weeks a: _____________ keep forever free from active ennaiw. ture industry nt Wabash College. In- St Lout--.. Missouri. of thi nations involved suggesting ■.liana June 2 It was n splendid tanglement in the “European mess." ways and means of meeting the ob­ • NATURE S HELP specimen ot syruppy-thick "hooey,Tiie weather liav reduct'd FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ligation. Now if nothing happens it nd- spn-ad on in generous gobs Any SAD BUT TRUE The Barry County Battalion will. win be interesting to see unat tnc cm hopes of the brain tru.i —Wil­ real point that he wished to make hold their annual reunion August next step will be. There are no Ln- liam Berkey in The Casso;x>lts Vig- was lost in a marc ol sweet-worded 15th. 16th end 17th. 18iH. rcspccigeneralizations. He did no*, attempt out of trouble by using your money. J"™"0”’ a !Ji: can to justify, for exajnph the vicious nt ly . I* is. expected that the 0111. -7--------- — .. . be started and any attempt 'a' practice of----------------------block-booking; did not radcs and their families and friends TELLING THE TRUTH ------------•"cracking down" iTo borrow NIRA Jews publitocr* have dev*)sed the -attempt .... — -to...say -----------------------------why a vigorous, con- ,will lay aside the cares of life and BACKBONE OP SYSTEMS unite in making Ulla reunion a grand Value in milk consists first of the abundance of ita food elementa to noup Johnson s fxrt ftorasei Ls beyond rv-a- following supplementary pro\buKt-. riruclivc censorship of films before ’si ‘ -- - r. -----. :• . government under an up-to-date ”Jil For ‘hf immediate future, at. "up'aud .toP-"'-e* ture* b’ImtvMMble^did not explain surtt r--: ish the body. But a higher value, because it aavea danger from dis­ A.-----Cain, the “official dog catcher" city manager system, according to ka-''- *’ ttOU,d r<,CTn n hopeless T.,r;r ltlon u'.a why h- hmuclf. though a nominal ,‘*1' ease, and gives a sense of security lo the user, is CLEANNESS! . that liave dared to venttac upon the' Schuyler Marshall, editor ot th- ««<&** has been reached to ■ u. nnall town publbhir.-’ For dictator, is so powerless to do any- M reels without the protect ion ol the 1 n l'.mg i.ing uw !!•.:■ public that Huit a man is .«a Uiaig inc uiaiucry iun> reuu***. Clinton county Republican-News. ' ’ ' t' successful citizen cJ-jzen when everybody everybody expounds Mr Hayes, j“R' to . n , . > suevesafu) Hayes, “"youth youtn must , Tax rates art low, debts are paiknows he Lsit. ns».•lazy i;J km .-.I.-he la.",asa-,a agovernment government be be served -served That problem problem preaents presents J4,® J*d-v^-^thm^hu-h with good reserves m the treasury bom\^°W1CdCr‘“,nC lh>’ T mule—<2 70. Referring a deceased a great Is ^X -nd^ie'ciiy 'in?04* ‘whTttto Smo4Sai; att grtfat ttS' study 22? and ;?ddmy Bre.ndduty." “rrapj? Highlands Dairy milk comes from our own is then placed In our refrigerator, where it la citizen as one who is mourned by it this sense of duty and responand no bonds outstanding, all mu­ tested and accredited herd. The cows are cooled to a temperature just above freeling. nicipal departments are functioning properly housed and fed, and kept in clean It Is kept on Ice in the milk truck until it Is scribed as a new invention. Judg­ that, he* will only be missed by the «> which explains the recent run of efficiently. People of Hastings can Referring to to gangster gangster and and crime crime films films which which j£r Big Rapids the latter part of stables. Human hands never touch lhe milk Referring delivered at your home. ing from certain radiators, we pecker circle—<1013 —----------- crowned hoodlums In a halo of ro‘he *wk for an extended visit make a similar boost even though Stete tetelum. >uuwith from the time it is taken into our clean milk The State of Michigan, after a thorough in­ . . .. . «.g. £ Hmlhr. l >xmantle lignt, ror ine norror t.im.. * we have a mayor-council system in lisp fnr a Inna time—T.ns Anartrs fetiui.e. as. an estimable . ladv when house until it is delivered at your door. Every spection of our plant and herd, authorised us . ..which went aled-length in rin., Mr Mrs. J. J. J. WW Lunil Lunn Ifld ind mother. mother, Mrs ^n. in use for 3 long time—Los Angeles every' busine^ man m town would to fra luring W«i which has remained practically un­ bottle U washed and sUrUUed. The milk is to sell our milk at Grade A. It costs no more Times. ■ ...... ... tne devil coming-H 10 aegcncracj ; iot uie mou-k*, changed since the city received its mechanically conveyed to the bottler, and the Sending a hypocmtcal da rcpro- lilm-v which picture all manner of «?***« “’ey j^U ylsit relatives on that account. We sell it Paatcurizcd or Charter. Grand Rapids, also lias bottle automatically capjied The bottled milk . ------... - a one learns with surprise that the Ibate to heaven, when we know that ..ordld triangles, quardangies and Raw aa you prefer. l. wo K«xl tor Wm—tSOO lu- mn poljmut V«J Tte Mis* Gertrude Stebbins X?.,. gave a city manager system but lu gov- PrinCe of W)Uc> h>d to a Iarni tell : ferritin to deceased merchants' as film industry is "alive' .to its re- 5'2 Jit™ 1 5? f eminent hu been anything but because he could no longer M“" aflord “n"° to " !' imxreun. aSnu." .ten <b.y WMUIMIly. ■ I'"'1*'' •« honor ol ter trknd. HIM LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH OUR GRADE A MILK. when 'they aponslbllity. . Cooney, of Muskegon. harmonious and efficient. Very few run lt Haven’t they the ploughing- ncver advertised in their■ lite life fn to h**ln help ' * CALL PHONE 26>1 AND WE’LL DO THE RESTI COminumtlPA h>v« tithlM-rca In _ ___ .... over ___ thcrcf-Phlia___ , ,...... trade to town—<1.00 .. nr. —Gazette. r. ... communities have hr-rn been subjected to ur.dcr aystem TWo of.Hie largest forest fly* to^ Mr. and Mis. Fred Ingrain «nd draw break out in Michigan this year .Stillwater. Minn. greatar extremes «f factional poll- delhpia Inquirer. '.were reported during earlju June. ■we are having now. one can't be too tics. All of which Indicates very, r LACONIC LYRICS One destroyed OOOO acres of Umber । in taking fire preventative strongly that the system of governA critic complains that the zip- , "I love to drive with one headlight." before it could be Checked; the oth- careful imeasures. One cigarette butt care­ mcnl is not nearly so important as peretype fastening will lead to tht ------ - -----------------------Young Vincent used to— tell - 'em; er about 3,000 acres Altogether, |lessly toued aside 1» sufficient under Telephone 2651 :: Robert W. Cook, Propr. Rulings, Mich. I’ropr. therefore. 13jOOO acres of sterile, up- Ithe present tinder-like conditions of UM caliber of people operating the undoing of elegance. To Ita easier Hp MMne lowl>’ ltowera»ndw. burned-over und Vincent cann cannot smell 'tm 'em " productive, ugly, bumed-over land ilhe country side to start a blase A lool picxif *«t-up has not undoing, anyway.—Arkansas Ga- BBJt’t Vmcent ®‘ ,me11 —Peter Rabid, iq. Grand Rapids have been added to the total In this which __ will lay waste tliousaiids of en invented. 6L Johns and'aeq*. Chronicle. state. During dry weather such as^creacf acres bf forest forest land. land A Quotation .TTX’SSX ip'XS Values in Milk WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION Pungent Paragraphs [n . THf HIGHLANDS DAIRY �*71 THK BAITIMQI BANNER, WIOMMBAT, HILT 1$, 1W4 to cease certain kinds of loans ■—■- SENATOR VANDENBERG which, before 1KJ0, were freely al-1 lowed. The government compels tha ( , WILL GIVE THE ADDRESS accident banks to keep In liquid condition, Bi< Republican Rally Will Be Uhlng the car which means investment In securi­ injuring Camp Barry la being used thl»| xr„ij _» ties with low rates of Interest. With quite badly. , IW , w«k by 24 girU. some of whom are Held at South Haven, their decreased earnings from in- ] Freda Bcott, —— — »... ... „ terest, there I* no other way open being built back lo health ThejMIchI<an Leila hospital. Battle Crook. to SU(Oootlnuad from Page Ona) for them to maintain themselves fr«n Grand Rapids Blodgett, rcpubllcani ot lhc pourth ting along fine. except through service charges. In taUdr^ Augurt 2 the I)uulct wl), hoJd g raJJy <t 8ouUj have been adopted in every state. this case it U a matter of compul- H«t*ng» Parish picnic will be held _n Wednesday. July 25. Wednesday and In slon from thc._________ NRA. and a matter of f ‘here and August 7-14 the Camp for protfram wiu begin at lw0 Michigan included. These codes all __ __________ .1 olinrf_v .. o’clock in the afternoon, when tiie family jpent Bunday visiting require reasonable / service charges, necessity for the banks M c001!*11' boyB' 0. F. Sunday at °,^Xan of. the State Centre!. tlves near Dowling. for decreased “ interest earnC ” Angell returned Rnnrt.v . . . Br that » mean UreL •wllaa-’Isatton "1 lings, I2;»w *>. *»■ —— ■.... —-— CommitUe Hon. Howard C. Law­ such as pass books, checks, deposit ---------------— _.a_------------- ar^_. a *■ I Institute on Religious and Social rence, will introduce the noted TREES LIKE MEN. --------------------------slips, ledger sheets, statements °f I'-WANTED BY OBA... y. ---------------------- progress and reconstruction. Tuo guests While walking giKaia io to the uic audience. auuscucc. The me address aaarcas --- -----j" ” through the north . .C account, which Ute banks have in' UNG SHERIFF, hundred twenty-four other inen at-;i for Uie afternoon will be given by 1 previous years given to their petrons I Julian Jnrev aee M «.■> nicked un ‘e”4ed from the middle west. THE CROSS KO*D*. |’Senator Vandenberg. Enough said i|?5“PMU^ri^dlh^nJ.nl^*nTl2!lS „„ Julian U»e>.agc20. was picke^l up wU1 a chance atlend —can no longer be furnished to the Everyone who knows the senator ^ie3 durin« the customer at the expense ot the bank, by Under Sheriff Tasker Friday at thB century of Progress with Y and will admit that it will bo worth Uut we™ ^.beslthy ***? Further, NRA bank codes, tn order to (the home of his grandfather in be entertained there in the Y—get will admit that it will bo , worth travelling many miles to hear him pul an end to unprofitable practices. Maple Orovf, lIe ta B ccc worker ln ‘ouch with Secretary Angell for . discuss Uie issues of the' day. require Uut whkJ, m u.- w , r,„mp „„ a,H. ‘lu™ld Z.C.UU —77L .. „. n, Thecvenlng program be ocontinued In back. Their tops still touched the All, Uw Um.1 ire™ in w it u chlniM th,, o„ j„i, 3 B l..;. of East Lansing =£1 Ronald Browm wUi| at will elght .clock when ground. Miss Nettle made in banks, must not be col-1 took a motorcycle belonging to an- direct the swimming at the next there will be other addresses and I thought aa I. looked at those ;—C ------------------------------------curtomer m lhp QrayUn< camp canip for boys. George Wotrtng of i.pteUl , trees, some young and some old, how ley Smith, went to Bailie Creek return. much like men they are. HoW insptr- Sunday foe a few weeks. th^ban^' EvCry Ch^.k and disappeared with It. He did not Nashville Is expected for leadership. | which a depoelto- draws upon his to thc llQnic of hu „nU ln Ralph Moore of Freeport along! QUIMBY. Mrs. Jane Tuttle of thia place own bonk account.to handled seven charlotte, but rode 'the motorcycle w>‘h some of the former leaders tn- | The young people will have their the forest, which after years of bat­ Mr. and Mrs. Newman Tut11o times In making the necessary en- (o the of hL, grandparenU. eluding John Morgan of Grant. 1jclpas .. v....... party Saturday night. July ... 21. tling the destructive forces of one and Lansing attended the Cobb *nd rvcjnls 1x1010 ‘b;e check Grayling officers took the matter up Kennard Schalbly ot Woodland ,at-the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Walter . kind or another, stood with unbowed of is finally returned cancelled to thc wlth 5^,, ^my omcer8. They dld was chosen President by young peo- Bldciman (heads. They were sound from the school reunion Sunday which was maker. A bank s employee* are busy Ilot .-Ollng j^.. al hu nar- -Pl° from t>vef ‘h° cqunty who inct Mr. and Mrs Fay Hummel and heart out: However, I was saddened held at the Irving Grange hah. from mornlrur until the hank cltou-s.... , . .... .. . Jacob" uauacn Kausch ana and 11 family spent Monday ..vnnfnp evening. inlv July oB. tn in the Uie Has* Has­ Mrs Ted Mix attended the funeral I when I beheld those that had strugjocoo - ‘ --------‘ att Middleville. 'lost. Somewhere back over Sunday handling these items. Tiie average j,c ha(1 a Kran(jfather living near 1tings M. E. church to discuss ways of of a relative in ink. Lake rvinm Odessa u'«l. W«L cirri gled and and'lost. with friends ------(the years liad occurred things.| Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Davis of Middepositor never K ves a thought o The Eaton officers didn't <combating the terrible influence of nesday. Able Eaton, an old resident of which, at the time seemed too small dieville and Dale Cook and family mVly u neSe?*ry. ? even know hb name. That was all Iliquor in our midst They had a sec­ ? for hU ^pC?!U..a1ndl!!n’U.h; thc cluc Mr Tasker had However ond < meeting last Monday night for this place, now of Homer, is visiting (and insignificant to be considered, and Frank FrancUco. wife and Beli ing him a record of his financial, he tract.d th0 yOung fellow nnd further l organization and planning. relatlves here. | yet as time moped on. these same va of Freeport were Sunday guests llrn/2!tCm!na ,> P’e ,Bbw wh c>) brought him to thc Jail here. Sher-1 Mn . Ted Mix visited relatives In j little things became so large and of John Cook and family. GLASS CREEK. I 2j*?ir,lntO U1C ,pr?peir handling °f (jjy Bennett came Saturday and took) •SS?Tu 'y,1u‘18 ,o oniyhng to answer Forrest Havens and family and I Robert McGIocklin and family of U k d b the criminal charge against him. . ness tor him at a loss. , —— Hastings spent Sunday al Lake | Because of these conditions thc । MICHIGAN CROPS. Michigan. All Pricei SUBJECT NRA code insists on. and fairness . The Michigan crop rtj»rt issued " ■*-------------Louie Erway. Ray Otis and fam­ *’We save oij today’s bargain price—we save because I(demands, that„ banks have July 12 -~ shown to Michigan 3% '-------- -------v must . -------------- — A‘8 thal tl,e «cr«««e of Hies of Kalamazoo spent Sunday services, in corn pl z~‘"J thb ' .rome-compensation for service*, planted year was the same af vrrd ntis’. Baled Tax there’s no charge for installation—we have an easy jrome-compensation I view view nf of the thc fnct fact that that hank bank eartilnua earnings ak os Ins, lust Win,,, Winter nhn.i wheat «.*. was three peri 1 Gorden Havens is spending thc|, have been seriously curtailed. In cent lew. oats 20 per cent more, monthly plan to buy it on—and we enjoy the the past, banks gave supplies and barley 11 per cent more, rye 20 per week with Chas. Erway in Kalama­ services nn on nnnmntnhle unprofitable ri<*de- cent mnrn. more; sugar beets four per centi'zoo. economy of modern automatic gas cooking.” donated Robert Lord and family of Bat­ posits, ~'«iU, because its higher rates of of.less, potato* two per cent more, tie Creek were week end gucsu at ' larger ’ -< and .. flcJd interest, deposits great­bcans QVe p,,;. ccnl more, al­ (Roy Oaki'. er earnings made that possible. falfa hay four per cent more. Up to the present time banks In The Oils school reunion vfll) be The report indicates the yield of °n Barry county have not put In service wheat about 29 per cent less than held al lhe school house Saturday. charges, although banks in ncigh- normal. The oat crop in this state July 28. Picnic dinner. Please bring Wisconsin Full ! boring counties bordering Barry will not be much less tiian the short table service. The following/ com­ Cream have all done so. crop oi a year ago. vom, nowever. mittee will have charge of the cnPeople generally have thought lit- llp to July I bad shown up well, bc- tertainmenl: Table committee. Mr* ^eocs /i I tie of what a bank dbn'wHen A com-(ing belter than a year ago and Pearl Newland and Mrs. Minnie HHB HIM ————— merclal Li opened, Suppose ——-i-i account — i. - a|Boul qjC avcragC condition In a Oo'ham: fx'csr.im. Ruth E. Erway. la man deposits *50.00 in a checking normal year, it is too early to make n-uslc. Cord ?.t Havens; sporu, Billie Bi ] account. Here b what thc bank any predictions about lhe yield of Ne’vland and Mary Douglass. Lb. Wi (has always done fdr him in the way ' ijotatoes and tin* bean crop ts now | Horner Erway is workuig in Lan­ of furnishing supplies and services nine points below the average for sing AeJ witlwut compensation: July 1 a year ago Weather condlMaurice Erway. who has been at 1. It has given him a pass book, tlons during July and August will I Traverse City, visited his parents which costs thc bank at least ten determine the outcome. here Sunday. He returned to his work al Grand Rapid* Monday. IM Ml SK I 2 It has given him cither a small OBITUARY. Ward Erway of Hastings visited John Henry NorrLs. son of Robert I check book, costing five cents, or a (1 his parents over Sunday. and Elizabeth Norris, was born in mMKMhEi ',an!e bound check book, winch cost I 1 Ray Erway and family attended iWi the bank $145 for the printing of Johnstown. Sept. 20. 1858 and died the rural mail catriers picnic at the name of the depositor on tiie at . his home in .. Lacey.. July 13. 1934. ( checks and binding the same into a ngcd 75 years. 9 months and 23( Oun lake Saturday. Best Yet. For Better PhyilU Loru; of Carlton Center Is book, nnd $145 more for the litho- days. His entire life was spent in graphed checks—a total of $2 50 for tills nearby communities. April 28. spending a few days with Genevieve Baking. 24>/_. lb. Sack the 300 checks, printed and bound. 1881. he was united in marriage Russell Whittemore and Miss An­ 3. It has furnished him a package with Jessie Tarbell and to Uib union of deposit slip* that cost thc bank six children were barn. Robert dying na Mae Pue accompanied Fred seven or eight cents. in infancy. Mr. Norrb apent thc Bechtel, wife und son on a trip to ' 4. It has provided him a page In earlier years of hb life on the farm I northern Michigan Sunday. the banking ledger, an expensive but tn 1901 he entered the hardware 1 POWERS ECHOES. I book, requiring frequent . renewing business which he continued for , Last Week's Letter. i in active accounts. It also furnished nineteen years and then relumed to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Andrews and] CAKE the bookkeeping service and reu- thc farm He took a great interest r\ k HERSHEY'S FLOUR dered thc depositor a statement all in hb community and worked dill- daughter of Augusta spent Sunday '.3-lb. Tin thc end ot every month. If there hart gently for projects for Its Improve- w*h her brother. Arthur Bedford, 4-OX. 7-oe. been any change in hb account 'ment. He leaves to mourn his loos. and family. Artclle Bedford accomTin Bottle Thc bank cannot loan the entire (a faithful wife, two sons. W. I. Nor-.ipanlfd them home to spend the $50 deposited, but must keep a part;rilj of Battle Creek, Clare of Lacey.'I week. aUA _ Sunday afternoon callers al the Pint of it. as required by law. os a cash three daughters. Mrs. Winnie Bux- ,, Pkg. Bottle Mj£ "”Grove. ora«. Mrs. Viua VM.Irr~ bo““ ?' — M,r r-------- t----»««? Fr“‘ reserve. . ton . of Maple . . Mrs. .. .. I . were If Ute deposit is reduced to say Jewell of Beulah. Mary Lee of r. J at?e£her ?ndfather .m0 a nnd r\ mother Mr $10.00 or $5.00. as often happens, Johnstown, one brother George of I /, D,*’stiau^h ^n<? ' such an account represents a con- Hope, two sisters. Mrs Nora Clem, ear®' andJ"° ,^r' sldcrable loss to the bank. ,cnc» ot Johnstown. Mrs. Daisy Fred Esbaugh. Jr.. ofGrand Rapids. Accurate cost-accounting proves,Bergman of Hope, eight grandchil-> ™rs- *3®”, , ' wc.?rc. “Jf* that rt costs a ban< at least three dren. a number of nieces and suffering quite badljr cents on the average for every check I nephews, and many friends who held "rith arthritis’ milieu a uepuuwr uiawa. imm in nutu ™«xm. »ie wu u znau A”n which a depositor draws. j him in high esteem. He was a man If a depositor presents, in his de- of sterling qualities and will be tad-T*!! visiting the past week posit, a check on a bank in another ty missed. , with Clyde Bull. city, the bank where the deposit is Funeral services were held at the Mr “no Mrs^Dwlgnt Tabor ana made must collect that chick, giv- home Sunday at 2 P. M. conducted Mr? Ou1?r,^nd * . Rapids spent tnc the Four Fourth with Mrs. Mrs. Ing the depositor immediate credit by Rev. L L. Dewey. Interment was ‘h with Senia for its face value. In making the made in the Union cemetery. Benia Kelly. Keiiv. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Travis of collection, the bank pays a service w,v .... OBITUARY. ol Hastings were Sunday guest* of charge to the clearing house bank.' CHINESE MAID Besides that, it usually takes from1 George C Walters, son of Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Miner Palmer. All W1UU 1 Q_ three days to a week before the bank!and Sarah Walters, was born In1 Mrs. Miner Palmer and daughter, MEAT 7-o». Tin IOC where the check is deposited, gets (Barry county. Michigan. June 17. Ethel, were in Grand Rapids Thursthe actual value of that check so it 1892, and departed thb life. July 12. day. BLUE LABEL can use It. Thereby thc brink loses 1034. aged 43 years nhd 25 day*. He ------SOUTHWEST CARLTON. from three to seven days' interest was the eighth of a family of twelve 1 Lb. Cui Miss Virginia Buck of Baltic Expert accounting has proven be-(children and lived in Barry county spent last week with Mrs. yond question that when a deposit until the age of thirty. Since that I Creek . (.- . „■. T,.JcJc and fampy an(j Mlj>s account drops below $50 00. the bank time he has lived In Chicago. Jerner of Battle Creek Is loses money on It. Yet In towns thc (Bloomington. Indianapolis. and .“"““ J' Fancy Pack. No. a Can this week with them. sire of Hastings such deposits com- Martinsville. Ind. He was united in spending ” Miss Cordelia Fuller of Battle prise a large majority of the check-’ marriage to Orpha Wolfe. June 17. Creek spent Saturday evening with ing accounts. One local bunk recent-' 1013. To thia union two children, a ly found that 800 of 1U 1300 check- daughter. Ardcath. and a arm.• John. , Mr. and Mrs. Carol Fuller. Tall — । ing accounts were- below $50.00. thc were bom to bless their -home. He' |I Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Johnson of 28-ox. average being $15.00. No bank can was n loving and devoted father to ' Rutland and Miss June Johnson cf Arbor called oa Mr. and Mrs. Cans handle a $15.00 checking account ex- his family and home. For twenty- Ann Usbome Sunday after­ cept at a loss. The only way a bank one years he had been a furniture LaFayetlc noon. Emjoy These Features can be compensated for handling manufacturer. Left to mourn hb Mrs. Frank Shriber and little Nor ­ such an account is through a service loss are hb wife, thc two children, man Barry called on Mr. and Mrs. charge. j hi* mother, three brothers, four sto­ trol—gives even tempera­ Abid Donl6' of Hastings Sunday ic is not small accounts alone that ters. and a host of other relatives afternoon. ture. correct for each cook­ cause losses to a bank A bank and friends. ing process. Saves gas. No Mr and Mrs. M. A. Vester of Kal­ sometimes loses on a Urge account. He who has a thousand friends witching, no guesswork. amazoo called on Mrs. Anna Buck Which is very active «nd keeps a Has not a friend to spare, and family Sunday afternoon. small balance, because of thc num- And he who has one enemy, Little Roy and Jerry Fuller are matches ber of checks drawn and the num----Will meet... him everywhere. visiting their grandparents. Mr. and ber of checks deposited. Heretofore Musselman's. Finq Quality. 3. Insulated Otcjg—keeps lhe Mrs. Claude Cole, of Lowell. .. I , GLASS CREEK, the bank has gqUen nothing from kitchen cool. Mrs. Lucy Cain of Hastings spent either source, apd has lost an aver- Last Week's Letter. I. High-cpeed cooking units age of three to seven days’ interoat Fred Otis. Ray Erway. Forrest from Wednesday to Sunday night "Fresh from the Gardens" J. with Mr. and Mrs. LaFayetlc Uswith the famous new Har­ on every check deposited by thc cus- Havens and families attended thc( ,borne. Cream o' Garden. Hand Packed. per heat-spreading burners. tomer. community picnic at Oun lake SatClean Heat. New Sanl-Tray. As we have already stated, tnc urday. About one hundred were! x IRVING makes washing easy. banks o( the entire country are now present All en toyed a good time i^.t week's Letter. Extra long thread. Bulk. under thc NRA. They are all under i Miss Anna Belle Cooswcll of Mar- , Mr and Mrs james Nagel spent 5. Large oven and broiler codes in the association to which (tin Corners was a guest of Mbs Vlr- the Fourth at Gull lake they belong, the codes having been | gtnla Havens last week I The Missas Minnie and Mary Jenapproved by the government. Under , Rav Erway and about twenty-one | kins who have been with their easily cleaned- Oven racks Only $79.50 Cash I Fancy Center Slices. Pineheart these code*, banks must cease doing Boy Scouts returned Friday from a (brother at LeRoy for *lx months are chromium plated. any part of their business al a toss?trip in the northern part of the (back al their home in Irving 5. Roomy utensil drawer. which virtually means that every state J Jack j Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. John John Perry Perry an and bank must put in a service charge. Mrs. John Foreman of Kalamaxoo spent the week end at St. Johns with 7. Oflstenlng white enamel Miracle Yellow Clings. Sliced. The banks of this city have not.(called on her mother Sunday eve- Mr. Ferry's mother. finish—easy to clean as a up to thia time, made any service nina. . Miss Genie Hill of Middleville china dish. Choice of 3 othj -------------The Miws Elaine — Foreman charges, bui they will be forced to( ---------- of -­ visited Miss Mary Jenkins one day On Other New Models Too. do so under the NRA code. We know Schoolcraft and Rosemary Rich­ recently. Junket Brand. Makes delicious Ice Cream. 8. Highest quality construction they are considering the matter at mond were Sunday callers at Forrest Mr. and Mrs. William McCann —fully guaranteed. Come in our store thia week. this time. We also know they will Warren's. and Philip Nichols were in Lansing adopt the minimum rates under thc Mrs. Edwin Burkland and chil­ Saturday and brought back Miss code under which they operate. dren of Ann Arbor visited relatives Isabelle Jarrard and William Mc­ When the banks of thia city adopt here this week. Cann. Jr., to spend lhe week end. service charge* they will Inform the Sunday visitors at Roy Erway's Mrs. Lillie Sowerby and Miw Lil­ people, giving full details. It must were, ten Rodiuon and family, and lian were Fourth of July guests of . „ .1 O. . Maurice Sowerby ho of be apparent to anyone that, with lhe Al Wolfe, wlte and daughter, and,Mr. and Mrs banka in every other Michigan city Maurice and Homer Erway of Grand (Kent county. the atoe of Hastings making service Rapids and Mrs. Clara Robinson of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lancaster and charge* under lhe NRA code, which Wayland, Dick Rose, wife and aon of children - of- ••--* — ------------------Hastings visited at Lewis demands that they cease operating Hastings. ■ Wilcox's one evening recently. any branch of their buslocw at i ■ Ollld DourI&m and family of HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2305 Phllosophy- U just the discovery >ou. the banks at this city must con­ Southwest Rutland and Lemuel form to the code. The government Oaks of The Highlands Dairy' were that weeds make a nice lawn, too, U you keep them trimmed. hu stepped in and compelled banks Bunday visitors at Roy Oaks. MMU5TH1VE SERVICE HEES: treated in run u inly aa ha kx Oongres- d with the the manor iratand the h man and i ideals and nt to conterms. Mr. angressman crtalned In as. he loses ick home.” at reason I touid sene i usefulness HLi Inter­ ims." So he ' es never to ative from re than two Y. M. C. A. ITEMS TALK ABOUT SAVINGS/ ting In his ingrcssman 4Uh people ig married h tears In •out to lose । before the (arm loan ithlng that t his wife wee people the Con* he answer, icisc people MAKE THESE SAVINGS YOURS DURING THIS lorning he . "But the J? CHEESE **a». 7 |w|W« the Prcsi■'oulkes of -Foulkes Her word wire and r Foulkct town voice 1U id that he I the case . “Ocurgu, keep them breakfast ven shortr. Foulkes on hand ml home Ji, RW Libby’s Corned Beef S’ 16c OHM MKn < THE BEAUTIFUL NEW 1934 Con grosslove to do. entative I tans pres- hat would nd will be ght* and There are ttons. but GAS RANGE s and afthcr. Tiie u>t repair with new ( AUTOMATIC FEATURES e house resen ta­ In two ve been It oper- j state out ‘4« u introwho u rom the Foulkes Jackson. or Party minutes, need of complete y cliangVaahlng- . to the > malarial 1 DOWN INSTALLS IT IN YOUR KITCHEN/ t 250.000 xd with Ve hear { porch SPECIAL TERMS POWER COMPANY CULUA Stuffed Olives Grape Juice 9c 20c 12c V/\Jr r 1L1L 25c 25c 18c SWANSDOWN Instant Postum Grape Nuts OCit. ZiQC mission inn POTATOES-' 27c TUNA FISH KARO 3 19c APPLE SAUCE 10c ARGO GLOSS Bean Sprouts 3 25c STARCH 3 m 17c Noodles Si' 10c PADV &AliceBEANS Q rVlxlY. Brand «_> 25« SOAP CHIPS asst 25c APPLE BUTTER 17c TOMATOES 10c COCOANUT 18c PINEAPPLE 17c PEACHES 14c ICE CREAM MIX 10c sAlada ) MS. TEA (35c Sunbrite 2 9c Lifebuoy Soap 3 20c 10c Lux Flakes Sal Soda 7c Fruits and Vegetables Freth Daily 0. THOMAS STOR "Every Day Low Price*' ’ / 90c 3 17c FLOUR MILK 128 Watt Suit I �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1914 F! I LI III I/O I TH J 111 ing by the crowd* and the cheering. 'And remember that thU k all {"made" land. The rock and soil cuiebr* 10 mile* or more away and from cut Che intervening territory, through which a wide deep cut was made. What to ir,— ------ —-------------- -- — ----- do with the excavated rock and dirt WITH THE 940 SERIES (Continued from Page One) Wlia B proportion that confronted . the HID French FTCiaCll when WIIHI Uie, ' . ~ they BrtCUlUURl attempted ;be overcast with clouds, the twllght u, build the Canal, and the same । will be gorgeous but brief, and with- quesuon had to be solved by the I in 20 or 30 minutes after the last Amerfcan builders. There was no vestige of the sun is seen above thc Spot near tbe excavation where thk waler, it will be pitch dark. laoll could be dumped. The AmerlWhile the jieople of this section cans solved It. and In doing so realwcre shivering 'with cold and snow, ly "killed two birds with one stone." we were approaching Panama, which with the rock and soil excavated is only about GOO miles above thc they converted a Jungle section into equator, and therefore very hot. Two a beautiful and attractive; spot for or tiu-ec days before we reached an army site, right near lhe locks, Panama, heavy clothing was re- and hauled “it *all ” *------- *for ----- aJ,_dis­ The Modern Stove for Rural Homes! by train placed by the lightest kind ot Pan­ tance up to 10 miles or more. In It’s ei*y to have better ama suits and even those were plen­ passing this spot now covered with ty heavy. Of course the further green grass,- beautiful trees of all cooked foods in lest time and south we went lhe hotter it became. kinds, good roads and attractive with less work, with one of Were It not for theeool. invigorating buildings, one cannot conceive that these new 1934 Coleman In­ ocean breezes, the heat would be al­ It was once a jungle, nor can one stant-Gas Ranges. These most unbearable. Thanks to the appreciate the vast work, organiza­ ocean breezes, wc did not suffer tion and planning that led to the beautiful, modem ranges of­ from the heat. transformation. As thc Panama fer you all the conveniences , The people of Panama are a mix­ Canal stands as one of the greatest of city, gas, at low cost ... * < ture of Indian. Negro and Spanish. works, if not the greatest, ever com­ no m a 11 e r where you live. They are a happy-go-lucky bunch pleted by man. a brief history of it Rated as one of the oqtstandlng organizations of its kind in the United States, the W. K. Kellogg Band of 40 pieces will present an They make and burn their nnd do not seem to care much may be interesting, and my next let­ open-air concert on the court house lawn here Sunday afternoon commencing al 3:30 o'clock. ■ whether school keeps or not." Liv­ ter will be devoted to that. own gas from regular, clear­ ing doesn't cost any tiling, requires । white gasoline. Fuel cost is no special effort, so why bother with only about 20 a meal for .Chandler. Hastings. j work? Cocoanut-s. bananas and olhII1GIIBANK. | 29. Pure pink. family of five. er fruits grow wild, and all the na-' Thc neighbors of this vicinity UuL UlU . UU be heard. Accordingly, at hk order. I PrLz~a AvaJnkln mt- Ten pounds sugar, John H. “res have to do Is to go out and gathered at Morgan park Sunday TrfiTn rnT mi a r«CCM WM ukerl 10 “d«rd them' A llZCS Zivaildoit Reamer Freeport. gather them In. The natives do not for a picnic dinner and all report IIP P I l> Iini an opportunity to employ counsel.! ----------.— -..c, __ Second—Five P W. Sisson Glads. burden themselves with clothing, or a very fine lime. f|| J I |i ||iy They selected Attorney Kim Sigler the necessity of earning money to; iContinued from Page Onei J E. McElwain. Hastings. George HofTman. Jr., of Coldwa­ I l-U U LLLU Ul’m as their representative When Mr.' Mr.1 support the family. Life is .simple 30 Light pink. Sigler came Into court, he was un-, 4 Yellow. and not hampered with social cus­ ter was a week end guest of Mr. (Continued from Page One) ■ familiar with the situation and j pp-st—chamberlain Hand Lotion, First—Two lunches at Log Cabin. toms. A couple sets out for the and Mrs. George Hoffman and at- , tended the picnic wiUi them Sun- I Hastings. . jungle, cut a few |x>lcs. stick them v ,. r------ --------------- ~----- | done, some questions arose concern­ stated that he did not care to give classic Confectionery. Woodland nor_._ I ing the extent of the Kellogg and any snap Judgment nor lake posl-, Second—Five named Glad bulbs.s_ Second—Five narticti Glads. Roy in the ground, thatch them with | ncavy gross ana two more souls are 1, ... ”i ’ Chandler. Hastings. federal aid and concerning the le­ tion* in the case until he knew the Roy Chandler, Hustings. Only the new Cola­ made happy From the ship you m? kna a"* " • whole situation. Accordingly he gality of the election held. 31 Salmon pink. ' man I n a t a n t-G a a 5. Dark Violet. can occasionally sec some of these * ,th Mr and Mra Oeorge asked a continuance of the case, so Range* have the The voters of the district who had that he could familiarize himself First—six Delphinium plants. Mrs. thatched houses. As there is little, r,£n' , . First—One pair men's hose. T S amazing new Bandoriginally voted No at the March with it ond announced that If he :Baird. Hastings Wm Mfehftr. Hartings. clothing worn, and little cooking to A-Blu Burner which 14 meeting, together with some who came to the conclusion that ‘there Second—Five Flame Glad bulbs. do. there Un i much dolus In the Earl, n,L spent Sunday a“"“v with their provide* a clean, had voted in favor of the consoli­ was no defense to the proceeding he , Second—Five named Glad bulb’. J. E McElwain. Hastings. daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. way of social conquests, or ‘ . of one I clear-blue flame . . . .32 ................ dation decided that they would test would so Inform the ten persons j'Roy Chandler. Hustings. White family attempting to outshine an-1 Canfield, In Bnttle Creek. cut* your fuel coat* MODEL Na. 9*3 — DeLux* ■ pjrst —Flower thc legality of the election. These who voted for the consolidation and I 6. Light violet B. other socially. What the "Jones'- "11 Mr., and Mrs. Worth Green called First— Flower vase, Marian one-fifth . . . give* a contestants employed Attorney were still In favor of It. and thusJ•, First—One piece pottery. L. V craxlyear. Hastings .1,, do doesn't seem to Interest the 1 on Mr. and Mrs. Clair Marshall and wider rang* of cook­ Everdur Fuel Tank. Clare Hoffman ot Allegan to file end the case. Judge McPeek excr- | Beaitmer. Hastings Second—Five named Olads. Roy neighbors In any way 1 family near Bellevue recently. ing heat. I PanXi k^)d "o have just two’ , Mr “”d Clyde Reid and f.mthe necessary proceedings for that rising hk customary fairness and'. I Second—Five Mary June Glad chandler. Hastings The Band-A BIu Burner purpose. ■ 33 Lavender. seasons—the rainy season und the lhe totUrs wishing to afford all parties to the,'• bulbs. C R. Rogers. • is just one of the many big j 7. Cream or bull. Mrs r.. — named Irk. wet season. Thc rainy season starts ,br££fr lAlrJ^!SrtL suit opportunity to be heard, con'• First—Fifty c-features on these new Cole­ cent.’ In trade. De jarnfts cool. rFreeport. renting thc Delton consolidated dis­ tlnued the case until Saturday. inline and continues until Decern- ..J?" “ di ' ], Second Second— —Five Five After Aflame Glads. J E. bV? and when It rains it makes a ] trict. known as tiie Barry township July 28, when the matter will either•I'’Luxe Barber shop. Hostings. man Ranges. The new Dial Type Safety Carburetor rmJSS ^tnrrfav n>,athM unit, entered hk or uroppeu. dropped his appearance in the be further contested cu or _ Second—Five named Glad bulbs. 'McElwain.-Hartings, Valvi, which insures gas instantly for starting . . . real business of It. lhe water coming nc® . n case for that school. The hearing Mr. Barnett, representing the Roy Chatuller. Hastings. 34 Smoky down tn regular sheets, and sending I f hr “ ddM” f™( 1’ ksv : the. new Rippletone finishes, giving new life and 1 First—Ten packages of Flower the streams way up out of their i was set for last Saturay by Judge Barry township dklrict. stated to । ° ' ' np and Mrs- Fred beAuty to your kitchen. The new concealed Fuel seeds. Munion’s Feed store. Wood­ banks It is-said that the Chagres McPeek. At tiie hearing Saturday ; the court that the district did not ; First—Six Hyacinth bulbs. „d „ da{, ,, . . Tank, made of new patented Everdur metal ... all land those who had voted Yes at the wish lo take sides In the matter. C. ' D. Bauer. Hastings river for example, used to raise ns \f^r' and, Ue “^<J Second—Five Glad Ibulbs. Win meeting, who had not joined the They would be glad to welcome Die Second—Five named Glads. Roy much as 25 teel In one day. before ”rSAIv8ara^B1?!??lb Th, 8^?dty Combine to make these Coleman Ranges the lead­ contestants, wished to be represent­ Calkins school district into the con­ Shutters. Hastings. Chandler. Hastings it was transformed into an import-<atr^v^1 8 ,Cr”k . ers today I 9 Rose and rose red. ed and heard in the proceedings, solidation but they did not wish to 35 Best Spike named variety, any ant pur-, of the Panama Canal The 1.u?^ad«U’ Isabel color First—Flower Vfcsc. Mrs ! There are many different models to suit every although they had not been made do so unless the proceedings of the rest of the year there k a lot of rain. ‘ “ AAhe homc r Mr “ d Mrs Pancoast. Hastings. parties to the suit. Judge McPeek March 14 meeting were legal. First - Garden Rake. Harold but there h u lot of pleasant, sun-1 cooking requirement and every purse. Come in and Yu a ! , , ,s ,„ Second—Five named Glad bulbs. Smith. Hdwe.. Hastings. shiny weather too though intensely fn^f.'v“d *n tn Marshall and see them. Roy Chandler. Hastings, I। family were In Lie Creek T iim. 30 Best artistic display of Glads. in lint Battle Tues10. Rose pink. I day. First—$1.00 worth ol Dei Monte Frprn the Pacific side, before you GET THIS First—Three light bulks. Consum­ canned goods. Feldpauseh Market. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green and reach the first locks, ithe Mliaflorcsi ers Power Co.. Hastings new Hastings . you have to run through a wide, deep1 family of near Middleville were Second—Five Cardinal Prince Buy recipe Second—Five named Glads. Mrs. channel for eight or nine miles, and. guests Sunday of Mr. and Glad bulbs. J. E. McElwain. Chandler. Hastings. BO OK I i Glenn HofTman and attended lhe on the way you pass the city of Bal-j tings I Section 2—Dahlias. ’ picnic here. JOOTeatad boa. Our ship didn't stop there, but 11. Pure pink. 37 Best bloom ot red. R.cipaa. £•*♦****♦,**»> it did materially slow up in going] First—Decorated cake. Central Haitingi, Michigan First — Pair silk hose. The Prica 10£ SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. by. so much so that some passengers AT CHICAGO, SUNDAY, JULY 29 Bakery. Hastings Shop. Hastings. left the ship, and others came on. a Mrs. S. W. Perrin and children of Second—Five Glad bulks, Roy llUle tug bringing them out and tak- Detroit and Mrs. I. N Williams and Chandler, Hastings. it* them nway. i 12. Light pink. ROUND TRIP Coaches Only powder. R H. Loppcnthlcn. Has­ ^Jetween Balboa and the Mila- granddaughters of Dowling were guests of Chas. Farlce Wednesday. First—Choice Peony toe ($100i, tings. sister (lores locks we jussed some of Bert the ___ ____ __ in Detroit, whom they were ernoon callers at Stuart Draper's. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers of ____ Lake____ Stella Parrott. Woodland 39 Best bloom yellow. Lr. Hartinn 6:15 a-m. (City Time). Arr. Chicago 10:45 a.m. (City Time) old <».,i French luii construction iiiiiiiuii wurs work uan.iK dating j vpuisau Odessa uiiu and u a cousin, cousin. Mrs. ■— Letha Adkins was a ’Battle Creek Mrs. A1ICJ Alice . visiting. Second—Five Mary' Jane Glad First -Pyrex pie plate. Kunde & back to the time when they at■ Brakeman of Ixis Angeles. Califor- I ^r- und Mra' Harrv Sandbrook vhtlor Wednesday Leave Chicago net later than 10:55 p. m. (City Time) Sunday. July 29 bulbs. C R- Rogers. Hasting., templed to complete a canal Onone. nla, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. I nn d sons called on Hermon Winkler 13. Salmon pink Stuart Draper and Clifford made 40 Best bloom pink side of a lengthy, waterfilled cxcavai Harry Snndbrook Friday. | ncnr Lak c Odessa Sunday. Patrons who desire to drive to any cillesJrom which excursion ts op­ First—Ten mimed Glad bulk,. Roy Farsi —Lady’s purse. FairchUd's. tion stands a long row of large.' Caro) and , Russell Brodbeck of I MP-S Ann Mae Couch of Hastings a business trip to Grand Rapids erated and take advantage thereof, may park cars on unused railroad Chandler. Hastings. • Friday. Hastings powerful French dredges. Just as Battle Creek spent Uie week end i sPe,,t Saturday afternoon with her property to the extent available. Such parking shall be ul patron's Second—Five Mrs Leon Douglas Mrs. Earl Mudge of Hastings is 4) Se.<tbi.x>m autumn colors , U(,re .a [h( t - .... me'French with their -parents. ,».A.r —. j- .... ... ‘-'' — ••a- •*--■—fi. sister. Miss Geneva Couch. risk. Ask Ticket Agent for information. Glads, j. E- McElwain. Hastings Ftrrt Hair cut and share. Fred s quit oult work uotk They Thri were were doubtless A...btle« very verv iI Mr and Mrs. Mr. J j B. i Grant of BatMr. and Mra Ethel Holl attended thc mar- visiting her parents. Mi* and Mrs. 14 White Adam Eberly. Shop. Hxst Illgs. powerful machines in their day. but ‘ tie Creek spent a few days at their ] TlnRe ot her granddaughter. Miss AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTIO.M-TRAVEL SAFELY BY RAIL First—String ot bends. C H 42 Best bloom any other color. Dennis Yarger of Hostings was a were dwarfs when compared with i farm here. I Elizabeth Hall und Robert TownHodges. Hastings. First—SI 00 tn trade. Rosevale the giant equipment developed in-1 Mr. and Mrx. Claude Kantncr nnd,w:nd at O™ni* Rapids Tuesday. . guest of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gra­ Second—Five Glihl bulbs. Wm ter by the Americans for canal con- son spent thc weekend in Albion. | Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson ham Sunday. ! Shulters. Hastings. 43 Largest Dahlia bloom But here these old I The young people of the B Y. P. 1und children in company with HarLittle June Graham of Nashville First—Five pound package' Vig- structlon. I First—One fifty cent meal. eTrio oro. Wallace Feed and Seed Store., French dredge* still stand, long since | D. had an afternoon and evening i*0*' Barnum. Fnufk Haight, Lloyd visited her brother, Keith, a few ■ worthless and being eaten up by i meeting at a lake near Sunfield 1 Dunnigan. E. S Thompson and their days last week. TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING GROUNDS • Cafe. Hastings. Hastings. (families and Mr. Woodburn -•»pic_ rust and decay Other old French ISunday —'-Alfred Noem and friends, wlio Second—Five Leon Douglas Glads. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coats of1 »>ckcd at Jordan lake Sunday. " equipment can be seen along thc spent the last two weeks at the J E. McElwain. Hastings ***——— Noem cottage, returned to their nt,d stand “s monuments Grand Rapids spent the week end I । ill. Smoky. -Cash SI 00. Hastings ritv■ wuy with Mrs. Ethel Halk MORGAN. to an ill-fated venlure, This eight homes at Villa Park. Sunday. । First—Box of candy. R Coscarelll. Bank Miss Betty Wotrlng k taking a I Mrs. Cecil Munton and children __or ten mile ride from the ocean up Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McClelland । Hastings. 45. Basket of Dahlia;: arranged to the Mllaflores locks k a very In­ boat trip on the Great lakes this and Mrs. Nellie Fox of Hasting* and Betty attended the funeral of i Second—Five Glad bulbs. Wm. for effect I spent Thursday with Mrs. Letha John Norris ut Lacey Sunday. Kroan- lcrestlng one. You get perhaps your week. Shulters. Hastings First—$100 In trade * first impression of the Jungle. You XJks Elnora Lucas and Lee Hazel Adkins. Mrs. Ruth Springer and Junior I 17. Any other color store Hastings. nr Wil- 5M' new trees- ncw flowers, and vege- *of Lake Odessa were married re- | Mr. and Mrs. Will Pickett and of Hastings called at the Graham | First—Bottle of car body jwhsh. ' tation of thick, luxurious growth. ।cently at the hbme of the groom's Junior of Martin were Sunday afl- liornc Monday. [Fisher oil station. Woodland. itson, 1 lust inn*. The luxurious growth is not to be Second—Five named Glad bulbs. 46 Dahlias in vase wondered at. There are rain-storms I Roy Chandler. Hastings First—$100 in trade at Cut Rate of cloud-burst porportkms. followed 18. Primullnusn any color.Shoe store. Hastings. t»tted by raln itonn* of lesser intensity. First—Ten mixed Iris. C. R RorHas- Tl,csc k.t*P Die jungle grounds well I ers. Hastings. plants ut Sanitary . soaked UIIU and then Will will LUHlC come V, the IC KU', hot. Second—Five Glad bulbs. tings. .tropical sunshine. Tiie sol) k nat-1 Shulters. Hastings. ROBINHUE PARK. urally rich, and thk together with Class 2: Three spike* of one named Mr and Mrs Harry Mendenhall thwi abundant rainfall and | variety. and son of Cale.tonia spent Sunday the hot sunshine encourages a rank I IB. Red. K«»*th in a remarkably short time.; I First—Ten pounds sugar. John II with Wright Clifford and family. I Reamer. Freeport Harold Kollar Is spending a (ew couldn t help but have jungles Freeport. Second—Five named Glad bulbs, weeks with hk mother. Mrs Speck- u,*ld55 sl,wh CO’?.C!!l!^!^and lbcy arei broihcL Biiilc, of’’ Lowell. banan-i Roy Cliandler. Hastings. 'IcPand‘ -------------- " '‘here, -along —with 1'■ cocounuU. • •- ■---­ Mr ana nnd airs, Mrs. jumui Julian runs Potts spent “~f* a«d “ OIh <?r fruits all"■.""F'. growing 20. Scarlet. Mr. TV'. --------’’ wild.I I First—Three electric bulbs, Con- Friday rriaay evening in Middleville ilic with with . •°" n'' wouldntt have V • IO to itritch stretch JOttr your]I their and I; husband. imagination that ■jumen Power Co.. HiMlnn t;.,:. daughter _:.l —Mr — '““"a-""" very fy to feel ■> — , '■h''se Jungles are inhabited by var-; । Second—Five Glad bulbs. Mrs E and Mrs Raipii Ralph Fu.kbelner Finkbelner animal life, pots-I Mr. mid• *' Mrs William wUd «»>mal • A. Burton. Hastings. j*----- ■Cramer of 10115 form* creeping things. Hosunp spsat rriuay wmi .Uh «nr»r = I 21. Orange. Hastings : — —F ,■ "J------—r—f ^*7' tn seel»ow liiow Ktirh Mrs John John 1111 wwld wl“iia be oe easy easy too. too.I. to to see now such such | Firsts—One month Grand Rapids aunt and uncle.Mr andti Mrs. ! Press. Oordcs News Service, Has.. ........................... Ko71ar“"’Mro' * ------------------Cramer's skter, " Elsie .“ s«D°n -. *x>uld m s. be a perfect Paradise | _ ­ , Poland,-----------returned home after spendtor miw t,,[*'<‘ uisL-usc-iiucciuiK dkeasc-infecting moe mostings. --------- ----------------— qilitoes that raised such havoc with] Second—Five named Glad bulbs, ing three months with her. oj those who ~~ built Uie first Roy vnaiiuier. Chandler. Hastings.' Mr uua and airs, Mrs. Fred noy mr riru Cisler — ---. ...railroad I, 22. Velio®. Onuxl Rapid, and Mrs Clara CH- “™“ UUrawr. and with lh«« First—Two lunches. Coffee Shop: ler of Middleville called on Mr. and *h.?,labur^ to, h®,lp. 11,0 TrcPch Hastings. ‘ “ Mrs John Kollar the. hot. ,urs jonn jMJiiur Saturday n^iurua> evening. i-reuuiK. , , ,“ Canal —.1 , Under j 7 , ,7 ----Serxrnd-F.ve RaMr Hank, Glad — ---------------MUs Lillian Jackin or ----------------Hawaii U “ofKal ------->un tlw Und fairly --------str.mj, vlsltlns her aunt and uncle. Mr. and on f limpid waters and atag, bulbs. J. E. McElwain, Hastings With dual wheel* and stake body Mrs SvrM Jactaon. ■“u’t “ *«“ <»<« 23. Dark violet. Mrs Julian Folia spent from sun- ">»ceh-e ot more pertert condmo.u w First—Fifty cents worth potted ' plants, plants. oaiutar; Sanitary Market. naaiu>»a. Hastings. day until .Wednesday In Middleville ,or. , c propagation of mosquitoes 1ISecond—Fivenamed Glads. I darf< Roy Rnv helping care for Ker mother. Mrs. alld insects, and the development of Overhauled and in fine condition ] Chandler. Hastings. Sam Zerba. who k seriously ill. every form of animal, reptile and In24. Light violet. Omar Ward nnd family of Grand sfct ni°t appreciated by the hu| First—Pair men's hose. T. S. Rapids lind William Ingram of man family. Baird. Hastings, Northville called, on Mr and Mrs. When you reach the Mllaflores i Second-Fire named Glad bulbs. George Poland Saturday afternoon. ,ockA' “«> «or “ considerable dk“WATCH the FORDS GO BY sir .nnnu waiter zvonar iRoy Chandler. 1’a^lnRS*_Mr .nd Mrs. y? 1U55 K ?llar °otf ..... .. —:—, IS cr«m or b,n. Hint. MIm Mary Poland and Olrnn >»,“» «»«» The Car Without a Price Cl First—Hair cut and shove, Curley Chappell of Detroit spent Sunday ouiiook. Gently rolling land, Barber Shop. Hastings. with Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar. ?Jrelch,es oul ln 8,1 *nd I Second-Five Nancy Hanks Glad ' --------------- -- ----------------“>eni k even a very attractive 18bulba J E. McElwain. Hastings. EAST IRVING. Iwle goU course with fairways of 26 Purple Anna Rossnic of Grand beautiful green grass. Every FOOT! First—Bulb bowl. Meyer s 5ct. to Rapids came Sunday for a v|$lt with of thk. ao I was Informed, k "made-' | $1 00 store. Hastings. her brothei*."Peter Rossnic. and wife. land, over sections that were' for-' Second—Five P. W. Sisson Glads, Mrs. Eliza Johnson of Hastings merly jungles. It is fairly weU । J E. McElwain. Hastings. - called on Mr. and Mrs. WU1 Page covered with attractive soldiers' bar- j 27 Rase and rose red. ■ Monday evening. racks, homes for officers, ware-f First—Bath towel. A. J. Larsen. Ball game next Sunday at Page s houses, for supplies and provisions Hastings oil station. tor tiie several thousands of Amer- i Second—Five named Glads. Roy Mrs. Jennie Page and her sister, lean troops stationed there. There Phone 2121 Chandler. Hastings. Mrs. Bertha Sherman, of Hastings are many tennis courts, fool-ball HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONS 337! 28. Rase pink. * attended the Yankee Springs school fields and a nlge ■ looking baseball First—One piece China, L. y. picnic Saturday. A good crowd at- diamond. In fact the soldiers were cssmer, Hastings. , tended and we hope to see more of having what seemed to be a very exSecond—Five named Glads, Roy .the old scholars next year. .citing game as we passed by, Judg- mJN Ht rALIrlL in Tiir mninn came from lhc_ srcat Better Cooked Food igman THE W. K. KELLOGG BAND nm oiqt rnw- k^x“.?“^“:varie<i List of SPECIAL EXCURSION ______ _________________ Th. NEW K t-'hlfrn' p.ifrni:. A CENTURY OF PROGRESS Goodyear Bros Hardware Co. $<>00 Michigan Central Buy a . ♦ ♦ FORD V-8 and you will get Economical Transportation We have Ford drivers getting as high as twenty-one miles to the gallon. Average driver gets from I 7 to 20 miles according to speed. Ask Ford owners about gas mileage. 1926 SIX CYLINDER PONTIAC 1929 MODEL A TUDOR 1930 MODEL A TRUCK FORDSON TRACTOR Buy Your Lumber and All Building Materials Here Prompt Delivery Courteous Service Quality Products Prices Equitable AGE COMPAN FORD DEALERS We will gladly Building and repair problem! with you Home Lumber Co Hastings • Michigan �)d I [ | I | ■ icse i oficee live, | Social Events 'and Personal Mention ■ md«*I itter and b of In- . ■— Mr. and Mrs. Ray Branch were in nnd Menefee fam life* were former! Detroit on Tuesday on business. neighbor* in Oakland. Ncbr. Increasing attendance as the sum-1 Mr. and Mrs. R, L. Winslow spent Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Yerty. Harold mer advance* give* evidence of the thc week end visiting friend* .in 1\>- Y*riy and Mlu Lura Francisco rt- popularity of the country Club ledo, Ohio. turned Tueiday night from a mo­ luncheon* for Ladles’ Day on Tues­ day. Around sixty wer . Mr. nnd Mr*. Walter Lake were lor lr,p ,o B1B *hcrc guest* of Grand Rapids relatives Kc,tl1 Yerly U with the cc6 on In­ yesterday. Dr. M. R. Kinde 1* in Chicago this “ver Sunday dependence lake. They also visited Charles A. Kerr. Jr., of Sandusky, Elizabeth and Harriet Chidester of Dr. The committee* in charge each Ohio. 1* the gueat of Mr. and Mr*. St. Johns are spending a week with week, “h. I . the Pictured Rocks. Bault Btc. Marie week seem to leave nothing lacking ti «. >- . ,, Mrs. Charles Bigg* of Rutland other tx»lntv of -equal Inicrcit I thilr grandarenu, Mr. and Mrs. W. to make the afternoon* a* pleasant Mr. and Mrs. Everett Swegles on Tuesday on business. FrBnk Edmond*. lthal northern county ns there ha* und attractive as though given in have returned from a live days' otitMl** Florence Campbell leave* their own homes. Sunday for' Interlochen where "she ■ Mulder 1* visiting his cous-, Mis* Barbara Crook wim the guest been plenty of-mln in that section wihXnd a SS"at tlJ^NMtoKd U’’ Radn*y MuW#r' °f °r,UM1 RapUto of Opa* Kcl,ey al Uach o{ ‘he Mate । Thc flowers have occasioned much MUa Mon> Mona Dnlson DoUon of Flint Is lhe'over the week end. --------------Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Field left Music Camp [comment this year, and many new! ’ Mis* of Flint la th«*: over the week end. >I a Saturday on a motor trip through jand artistic arrangements have Mr und Mre H R Hadcork of HOPE DARING REMU* Grace Edmonds and her guen tHiiLe/of Mr and Mrs. C W Wesnorthern Michiganbeen noted. The table b.ukcti yester­ UNION ON WEDNESDAY day were gay wjth brilliant rose pc-1 - ’ J..1 arem M U> orow/aS. wL^nkaSre’ *""M' Mr. and Mrs. Jy-m. Sisson of Cin- guest, MUa Elizabeth Stacey of '\S.' tunlas and California poppies— [ clnnatl, Ohio. wCre over Sunday Evanston. UL. spent Friday In Lan­ .Saturday for* two weeks? YlslLJsUli| _Archic McDonald spent the week ... . sing with friend*. i while Queen Anne's lace and violet j guests of Miss Mabel Sisson. relatives. Pnd wlUt Mrs. McDonald and lhe Miss Anna Johnson Present- tinted wild mint made an attractive! Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brower and Mr. and Mr*. Harley Tinkler of On Friday, the 13th, we had a lot of Mr*. Earl Wareham and daughter 1 children at Port Huron. e(j With Birthday Re­ combination for the larger vases I family liave moved to their cottage Grand Rapid* called on Mr. und; ore guests of Mrs. Chester Stem at I Charlene Wenger of Nashville i clothes and no cash. That was good luck** „ land standards. . Mr*. Bert Tinkler Sunday. They also at Wall lake for the summer. Gun lake. visited her grandparents. Mr. and membrance MLss Mae Keller won top score at i Alfred McCall goea to Ann Arbor called at Will Tinkler's. for you—for we cut prices to move goods Harold Steiger, who Is working In [Mrs R L Wlnsiow, last week. I Wednesday. July 11th was, this icontract. , The gplt* prize went to [ Mr*. Eliza Johnson and her grand­ Lansing, again this week for further X-rays ■ off our shelves. spent the week end with hb Mr and Mrs- Burr Van Houten of !?'*“’• ,h‘“ dau? ot ,l'c nnnual Hpi>c Mrs Kenith McIntyre on a cut with I and treatment at University haa- son and granddaughter from Ann JTZ,7|„ h-r?.----j Alma were guests of Mrs s3Jah' J^rlnk reunion, the meetmg bellig , Mr* Aben Johnson. Mrs Chas Arbor nre spending two weeks al the ,a "!r y A. 7 . Pital. . The Rev. L.# L. .held In Grand Rapids with Dr. Wini- :PotLs. Mrs Chester Stem and Mrs. NOW—the goods are moving rapidly. former's Gun lake cottage. y?™ , Dewey spoke at a Bnmdstcttor over thc week end Mrs. Etta Fnul of Woodland spent Young People's Rally at Banhcld on Mr and Mrs. Harry Silsbeeand l,rcd McLrnvy and Mrs. Matilda Me- Rolanri Webb of Grand Rapids for Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Severance and Quriday"irvcnii*e * Some of the best bargains are gone. the week end with Mrs. Mary Burhostesses. .percy 8iUb<H- u( Lansing visited their Laughlin us »•«« ’-*— fewest trap strokes. gess and granddaughter, Marietta family of four daughter* of Bottle MUs Charlotte charlotte Lake u.«e of m Lansing i.ro*.nK i*,, Miss Is aunt. Mrs James Silsbee. Sunday. ( Besides the ho*tcsM» bnd MB* That’s good for us. Not so>good for you. Guests from away and their Faul. Creek called on Mr. and Mrs. Bert {1 ,e guest of Mr* D. ..is of M.re. D. L. L. Christian Chrtstiar. Mrs. J A. Wooton returned on Anna Johnson <H;pe Daring >. who , horlCMes were. Mrs Emerson Boyle. -•during —*— •her ------------' Miss JoKphlnc hose Ls spending Tinkler last week one day. vacation. Wednesday from a week's visit with was teacher of a class in the We still-have bargains for you—and with Mrs R. R. MtPeek; ' Guests of Mr*. Earl Payne onMisses Vivian and Doris Biddle of Mr and .Mrs. Roy Andrus of Lun- Methodist Sunday Scheel of this Charlotte part ot the summer with her sister. Mrs Burr Van Houten. Alina, and city from which the club developed., will have until Saturday, July 21, at 10 Battle Creek Mrs. Merle Strimbuck, near Wtxxi- Sunday were her mother. Mrs. Ben uattlc visited ‘ Hostings |«ing. [Mr.-- PhyliLs Reynolds. Ann Arbor. McMurray nnd her brother. Carl friends over Sunday. bury. I Dr. and Mrs. Wm Tliwaitcs und the following members were pres- ;with Mrs. Orville Bayles. Mrs. P. W * P. M., for there i» 10^. discount or more Mr. und Mrs. Charles Burch of 'family of Grand Rapids were Sun­ ent: Mrs. Aurile Lake Christian and Knbkcrii. Bronxville, N y . with Mr- and Mrs Floyd Pattison and McMurray, of Toledo. Ohio. on everything in the store. You'll never Mr*. Keith Daniel* and niece. MUs Galesburg were Sunday guests ol (day gueMs of Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Miss Grace Hill of Hastings, Mrs :Mrs. David VanBuskirk; Mrs Henry children of Schenectady, N. Y., are lurrBJ (Penelope Abbott Richey of Battle Murray. . be out of luck here—but our luck is visiting hb mother. Mrs Belle Pat- Elaine Beckwith, called on Ute for- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burch Vandenberg and Mrs Wm. Butler. Mrs Fred Poet and her'two diil- Cn*k- Mrs Verna Blakncy GeLslun; parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Mr and Mr*. Charles Dolan ... mer'« tlson. »■ Alm* Mre norenre OTk .gj** changing for the better. Get in on these Grand Rapid* were Sunday guesls Miss Rachel Cain of Lansing wo* Eash of near Freeport Sunday. IherMrere.ndhu.bre.d.Mr ...dMre | “J Mr*. N. B- Rone nnd son. Paul, of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dolan. her sister mid husband. Mr. and Mrs. bargains— . the guest of her parents. Mr and Mis* Pullce Day of Owosso was F. l Bauer Mrs. Theron Cain, over thc week have returned from near Big RapMk'kumre H»ll Pkrkcr Wot id* and Ionia where they have been the guest of Mr. and Mr*. F L I Mbj Jessie Atkins and son of m Hom..." „ more artWIC olreo relmid. turerel thro,' mil-, out or tokit Aft? Ib,ach ',4■ *K1* •r'- 1Am R [Grand Ledge were cullers at thc tr UtUdt-llclmik meal lire p.rt> «tni “'J-,,M" “I*“ Mrs. Lee Watson of Holland spent vUlting her brothers and slaters and Bauer oh Saturday and Sunday, I home oi ol Mr anu and Mrs. George Edger Mr*. Ralph Gordon of Spokane, inome Wednesday and Thursday with her other relatives. to RretTs lake, enjoyure „ vtret to tire f".o'1' J'lY iC,“.r W“P*»Mr. and Mrs. V- L. Wolcott. Mr*. Wnsh., was the guest of Mr. and Saturday evening daughter. Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Scud­ „»• MtK.t kht and Mr> Maude Shepherd and MLss Helen Mrs. JYank Andrus over the week' Mr and Mrs MorrLs Barlow and ■reareilul kt«u»a> ol -nre llorere!!7der. . Wltatlre. 111.. Relgltr of Charlotte called on Mr. end, , <g r nIld Mr* Harold Edger und titre duck Built." Here ,«ture. were i W'.',r'7. Mrs. Hubert Marble. Mrs Keith -........... *’» Hlnn"' and Mrs. Keith Daniel* Wednesday , Dan Henry, who U connected with daughter were Sunday gut..t rel[taken. Mrs oebwae rem. WUU»•I*1"’ Daniels. Misses Eileen and Kathleen .... _____ — Latwng (alive* in Lanung aciu'g «a ju.utographer. I Th-committee for next week will evening. the State Highway Departmcnj atiytlvr* m acting aa photographer. 'Daniels of Northeast Carlton. Kenac- t_allsltw Lansing, Wns was Tn the city Monday on y- „nd Thibout reThfn nil a!l retUmed returned tO to the iwme of|^’ Mrs H. A Adrounie^Mrs. R R ■Mr. "and Mrs. Charles Faul, a-_ III Ih* ..... < *M* tU A . ... ............ u ThCD ncth. Richard and Gerald Bcck- companled by Mr. and Mrs. Ray business hurtled to Grand Rapids Saturday the hoStMse* whirr Hope Daring i ..tele (J°hn 5?5°T.bCr’ with enjoyed a picnic at Al-Gon- Aldrich of Caledonia, were guest* of Miss Margaret Merrick, who u at- |aft< r a month's visit with their sis- rviltl «Il>ud the letters received Jrom, G D. Houshton and Mrs. Ray Quin lake Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Friable of De- tending summer school at W. S T. C. ter Mrs Jas Silsbee |members who had been unable to at-।‘‘[“ncn. Ih< Women* Committee trcl: ± In Kalamazoo, was home over the I Mrs d D Walton and Mr- '‘”d ,he meeting. There were let- * Hl have charge of the bridge game trolt over the week “ end. afternoon w when Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. week end Frederick Palmer attendee! the fu- ‘ters from Mrs. Bess Bush Hebert' for “r Thursday "r r" ’the“ They’re Valued at from $15.00 to $32.50! Eugene Freeman were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Henry Mulder and Mary neral of Mrs Sarah ffnrpcr tn of Woodland. Mrs. Iva Hayes Kcl- Indies from Greenville will be here, jley of Hasting*. Mrs. Elaine Bauer ------------ • • - -------------— Frank Hills and daughter. Pauline. Ellen go to Battle Creek today lor Grand Rnpld-s Tuci'day TODD REUNION. । air min an-. ivir» Yanrcr tnd ' WclMtcrl of Kalamazoo. Mis* Hazed TODD REUNION. of Allegan and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd a few days' visit with Mr and Mrs. j Mr und Mrs Terry M 95 $ r 95 three children ot Minneaoohs Minn Fuller of Detroit. Mln* Genevieve The family of Mr and Mrs ErRose and daughter, June, of Bed- Kenneth Lrlns Hirer children oi mhul : “• Akron UllUrrsHy Akrnn 'n/t -ia *.7,Jil children Uf Minneapolis, Minneapolis. nc.st -r Todd gathered at’, Green Green lake lake on on ZT~ and O ford. Merton Elll r.m and Mr- Margaret1|three bave been vwlttng relatives InMinn. His- ■«><>» <•»( Akron University. Akron. ■ nc.,t Todd gathered at | Mr and Mrs T H. Johnston left Sutherland ..if Benton Harbor wen tmt- und id FZeriMrt FJn port the oast post w<-ex w.-ek ° - Mrs HUdred *Roush Edwards of Sundat Sunday. J..K July 15 15. for their ..n.umi annual mrck M irshili -l.o uli>» 1has i Sunset Farm. Walpole. N H . Mrs. union. Mr. and Mrs. Todd have been Sundny morning on a motor trip guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crook; Miss Rerrh R With Two Pairs of Knickers! ' 'Mr' and ' »•—— Fettro of Houston, married about forty years and there through northern Michigan and to Wednesday night. been the guest of Mrs JEdith Lake Hough of ■ has never been a death among the Dulutli. Minn-, returning by way of F- E- Adair and Netl F. Neil Adair Went w-nt McElwain !•for tvro weeks, left W< is.......... . Mrs Mary or of — any of Chicago. They expect to be gone to>'Detroit Detroit Sunday, rrne.-day west cox 1 iiiu.iv, thc me latter ia.icr ren - I nr.Mlay iH-.Hiiiv for lor iia trip to the tne-west coast. i— .......................... ' Angus immediate ----- ----- family -......... — their ----- about two weeks. 'imalning ■•■••••• for -------a v „,d friends. „ s„u.r „„ s,ward Tain lrdd ol WoahUipon. D >«•! «d lualr I he d»> a pleuM ... | Mr und Mrs. Jos, DcRuiter and with relatives and lark and nnd nephew, Wil- enhllt hwldMI. lo br one remembered two daughters. Jean and Doris, and MLts Rone Clark going Tnrm from there there lo to Benton Harbor c the day wu* MK* John- iThose who attended wen-: Mr. and Sizes—12 to 20. EVERY SUIT Has Two Mr nnd Mrs. L. F Maus and Mar­ Ham McCallum, were in Chicago [to see her brother, Merton Ellison. • .. .Z Wednesday, yesterday hart of De- •’«» birthday, tne chib presented• Mrs. Ernest Todd. Mr. and Mr*. Ro­ Mr and Mr* H H Ar< Arehart tha Lou. who have been occupying Tuesday and Pairs of Trousers! Values $10.00 to $15.00. day. on business businesa. 'trolt .md and thcl their son. Lawrence of I her with a w.mderlui Iridescent land Barry and four children of limit the Earl Boyes cottage ut Wall lake, nnd today, Gny Jordan returned on Sat- Chicago s|x-t;t lust week with Mr [crystal rase bowl filled with beauti­ Woodland. Mrs. R. W- MacGowan of Mr* C... have returned lo their homes tn fy her home ly Mrs Bert Arehart and family ni1 Talisman r<ves Next a fine Chicago. Mr. and Mr* Burdette urday to in Flushing. n N.. |and | thU city. Roy Fuller und grandson Dick and birthday cake, baked by Dr. Wini- Bamhardt and three children of 1 Mrs. A H. Carvelh. Mrs. Mac Y.. after a visit with tor parent*. to ।| John RobiiLs&n and son Tom left on ,r<xl *5L% brought out. cut by Miss Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Donald' Trcib and Miss Nonna Michael arc Mr and Mrs Kellar Stem Mr and Mrs. Carl Boo and two■ITuesday I with thc former's housecar jJohnwn. and served with ice cream O'Brien and Albert Dominskey of' nt M S. C. this week attending a .. .u fUhmg trip in northern Michl-' All too soon the time u> say good- Kalamazoo. Mr and Mrs Cecil End­ short course for welfare workers. children of Chicago were guests of .for sley and daughter of Grand Rapids. ]byc came There had been many .They arc driving tome every eve­ Mr and Mi* Carl Finstrom and[gan und some funny Mr. and Mrs. Alden Ttxid and on ™Monday and Tuesday 1 -ning to look after affairs at their family ------- — — , [tender memories ......... ...... n0. 240 weight office here. ' Cong tl,(' P«*t- rehearsed The lit- daughter, and Mlis Vera Todd of Cong, and Mrs Mrs John G Cooper and Mr.s Waller Hawkins nnd chllThan thix — Do not gues* [ Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bycc nnd chll- nnd Mr and Mrs. Harvey Burgess ofldrrii called on Mr. and Mrs Bur- tie**bund —”* *•broke u- ■“up. * hoping — ■to meet *"• ,in - Inzstlngs. , dren of Memphis, Tenn., called on Galesbrug wen- Bunday guwLs ofidette Briggs of Bowens Mills Sun- Hustings next year eboul your eye*. KNOW. ------ •-------------------- TOWNHENB—MERRITT. $995 ,Mrs. Bycc's aunt, Mrs. L Sever- Hon. and Mrs John C. Ketcham. dl,v. Do not believe you see 1 Announcement is marie of the nnce. Wednesday. They have been Mrs. Cross of Grand Rjqilds. mothMr and Mrs. Homer Smith and MKJi CLAUDE LYDELL to comfortably—be SURE of 1ENTERTAINS P. N- G. CLUB, marriage of Mrs. Mabel B Merritt called to Kalamazoo by the Upjohn er of Mrs. Gordon Ironside, lias daughter and Mr nnd Mrs MorrLv Of Thursday at her home in com-1 of Albion to George H Townsend of ■It. Do not go through life Co. whom they have represented in rented the Robert Walton house on!Calkins spent Sunday at Cadillac Memphis for five years. |W. Center 8t.. and moved here last'and other jspints in northern Micht- stock, Mrs Claud Lydell was host- this city, which was solemnized on with faulty vision with all less to tiie Hastings Past Noble' Wednesday, July 11. ut the home of Mr and Mrs. E. H. Chapclie. Don- week. Igan. that UMtafly accompanies Club. -----------Following the one .the Rev. c. ~ M. Merrill. ~ - St., — . - - - - ----... — - — E. Porter nn and Bob of Charlotte visited hfc>'_ Mr. and Mrs, Fred Knopf nnd Mls> Newton Thomas of Maple Grove, [Grands it. Do not put off from day for .7". an T In-' 1Albion, sister. Mrs. L. Severance. Sunday. ," Marjory Knopf have returned to Ohio, Thomas o'clock luncheon all went V -------J the ceremony —f,. being per’ ‘ ‘ ' lo, and nephew Newton Thomas Mr. Chapelle ha« accepted lhe post-] their honw in Blissfield after u visit -1Hd wik of Akion. Ohio, vbited LvdeliFLMi Hatch- formed by Rev. Merrill, -„ .... K,— , .... the couple were"Mr. tion of sujx'rintendcnt of schools In with Mr. and Mrs. T, N. Knopf and [Mr and Mrs. Clarence Grohe Sun.’ .. ’.l, !’Attending ",Kiy L.* n"’' and “ so importaulja matter as Ypsilanti for the coming school family. |<juv. ,,pravemenb. have been made in lhe [Mrs. Harry L. Merritt, the former now year. ! Mrs. Prance* Cusick and Miss Mrs. Myrtle Engelhardt of Ar-1 hatchery as well as in the Lydell being a .son of the bride. [home which has been cotnulelely re. Mr and Mrs. Tofcnsrnd will make Hasting*friends who attended thc 'Helen Cusick ot Ionia were giiests of Hinton/ Washington. Ls spending the \ . .— .----- ;; —m \ •- .. —• • — •••—~ After inspection.1 th-r their home mi on the (ormer, former's (arm farm luneral of Arthur Vickery In Char- Mr and Mrs C B Hodges over th- summer with her mother. Mrs Ella i", A '*r ‘the He Jfupcctlon l«<l. I«re .rek k.re MV .nd Mr. wrek .nd All .|renk Sunday .T nn>, II and her dremMre. Mr> Uoyd ""V,,rmrn.lnm.nl nnrlhrMl ot Umilna. cunBr.lulaRoWrt IremMc. Mr. nnd Mm. any Sansnuck. S |uam |ol lire .tremonn. «-.!«««« tions. Bauer. MLss Henrietta Bauer. Rus-1 Miss Dorothy Maurer. Miss Lil-1 Mr and Mis. Omer Ward of *7* oMr* sell Buuer. Mr. and Mrs Wm Cor- Ilan Smith and Harry Beaver were Grand Rapids were here Bunday ■ C. .Y..,1 „ Cl., cs OPTOMETRIST kins. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gaskell, [in Kalamazoo over the week end as I see his father. Frank Ward, who ts|„**’* q1’*; 7falg', Mctnbers of the American Le­ Mrs. Surah Powers. Miss Sara 8chaguests of thc former s parents. Mr a patient ut Pennock hospital where Fr ^f r •?,r? Stella ForcPhone 2634 Hastings man. , Mrs Nellie Gower. Mi> C- — -Auxiliary —gion nre urged to remem* dcr. Wm. Schudcr. Jr . Mrs Wm. ।and Mrs 8 Keller |he underwent an operation ' IX i. Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. B. A-i Mr. and Mrs W L. Shulters, Mr I M.... Mrs” Nettie Hvdc ....J uiid TV.-.;! Paul '"yir Hide [p phla“ Llu ^nhigton. ‘ngtun. Mrs. Mrs. Minnie Mvers Myers, ber the meeting on Thursday eve“ I?..! Mrs Anna Myers Mrs Maud Menlng. July IB. at which time offleers LyBprker. (and Mrs. Donald Sledge. Mrs. Clara | were guests of Mr and Mrs. Rankin' iGhnp. Mrs Florence Norton. Mrs. ; for tiie coming year will be nominal____________________________________ [Halemiu andi/oraon Gordonuicmeni. Clement.jr. Jr..visitvLVit- Jiyut}|>dc<uofrrniricvuie Prairievilleon anMun Monday Ou!' — rune - -.- Clement of [Sunday J.. ‘ 2 "_.i. k --------------ed Mr. and Mrs. Cordon they.-vfcQtcd Mrs. Hattie 1Ora Newton. Mrs- Grace Shute, ed. It is hoped there may be a. Mrs. Edna Wood. Mrs. Florence A. good attendance . ‘1 Belding Beldlnu on Rtinrln v 1tn1Hnrea>r nf'ttirlrnrv rnm»« Sunday. Bellinger ofHickory Corners ' Mr and Mrs. W. L. Shulters. Mrs. Mr and MTs. F L Bauer and Wood. Mrs. Laudra Wilson und the | Plans for the convention on Sun1 Clara Hale and Gordon Clement, Jr. George Bauer und Clielr guest. MLm MLmcs Florence V. Wood and Kath- day will also be discussed.‘ ' attended the Consistory picnic held Fallen Day ot Owosso, attended thc erine Weebcr. Mrs. Olive conUn.I Yuur cooperating in thc jelly] . at LaBelle resort. Gull lake, on Sat­ ConvLstory picnic at Gull lake Sat­ who is visiting in Hustings and I* a making project Ls solicited as thc J member rf the local P N. G. Club, ladles are ' — anxious — to raise their ‘ ' , urday afternoon urday afternoon and evening. Mr. und Mrs. Dan Lewi* visited Mr.**- Gertrude Wilcox and sen was also present—Florence Norton., quota of 100 glasM-s. all to be used for local welfare work by thc Unit. 1 relatives in Lansing on Wednesday. Joe qiul Miss Jennie McBain mo­ Press Corr, for P. N. G. NeW IDEA CLUB, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Knopf nt- tored to Caro, Bud Axe, Port Ar­ LINEN SHOWER. tended A Century of Progress oh thur and other [xiints of Interest in Thc New Idea Club had n most Mrs. Gary Crook eptertained | , Thursday and Friday. • _ ___ _____ _ __ eastern Michigan last______ Week,______ rctum- delightful picnic al Morgan Park thirty guesu on Wednesday evening nn Saturday. Kattirdav Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Crawford I'inii tug on Wednesday evening. July J|. All complimentary to her daughter. Mrs. and son Billy and Mrs. Ophelia Mr. and Mis. Carl Hager visited did Justice to u bountiful dinner O'Hair returned on Monday from [their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom and afterwards enjoyed games and Ray Shroyer, a recent bride. Games wpre played and n pleas-' Chcago. Kenneth O'Hair, a nephew. Dancer, at Vermontville Sunday swimming. evening spent, the honor guest returned with them for a visit Their sister and husband. Mr. und This was one of he nwt enjoy- being presented with a linen shower, , Mrs Edw. Bart ling and daughter Mrs C F Parkhv^n ol Baltimore able hie meetings nirnHliPK and nnrl all nil wondered why ’ ' . _ . ' of Glen Ellyn. III., are guests of her were also guests there. LOW PRICE people drive many miles away in FULL CREAM DESSERT BFIIBGEfather. J. E. Tyden. and aunt. Miss Mrs. Malle McCullom und Miss Ha­ search of beauty spots, when we Buy Your Week’s Supply ■'*—"'A i Mrs. Mary Evarts was hostess to Tillie Tyden They are spending the zel Smelkcr of Fenton und Mrs. Wm. Morgan £ “rk hcr brklKc club on Wednesday aftcrweek fit thc Emil Tyden cottage at Rosf of Ornrtd Ledge were in the light a I Ihome"3 Pound Pound [rr-xui, twelve being present Mrs. Gun lake city on Monday nnd their sister. ■ FAMILY REUNION [johnaniLsen of Chicago, who Is Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Larsen and son Mr.- Smith Will, accompanied them A delightful reunion of the John L'An mwJJ’miWttU UKC' John went to Detroit Sunday and to Harbor Springs, where they will also visited tire former's sister and spend a few days. Yarger family was held ut the home “ n“ out w <o»n guest. husband. Mr. and Mrs Park Thom­ Mr. und Mrs Darrell Jones and < of Mr and Mn a D. Steckle of UESLFVAK RVi< f m u n as. of Wyandotte, returning Tues­ Leland Jones, accompanied by .Miss Freeport on Sunday. HEbLEkAN bLRXK E GlILD| Thore- from away were Mr and' E,“hl 01 lhc day night. Norma Cool of Freeport, spent from O“‘!d met with Miss Alleen Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ketojiam of Thursday till Sunday on a camping IMrs, Luman Yarger of Ovid Mr Mrs Roy Yargrr of Hasting., ’wrihath on Friday evening for their Compound Chicago are expected this week to trip, visiting Hart. Manistee. Cndil- and i and Mr. and'Mr*. Terry Y«rgcr and Ju y nicetlng and a pot luck supspend a few days nt the Spaulding lac, Big Rapids mid other points. 1 cottage at Wall lake. Mrs. Mary Mrs. Philip Kniskern and children three 1 children of Minneapolis. ,Xir' , . , __________________ Evarts and MLts Agnes Sim will returned Monday trom a visit in 1MlnnI * J. F. F. CLUB. °”^*c*«Manistee, and are the guests ol Mrs. accompany them. Mrs. Dan Lewis Ls entertaining thc : Mrs. William Nctzel and, Mis,-. A Di-Kniskcrn. Mr. and Mrs. Le»U PARTY AND SHOWER. Seventeen members of the fiap- J. F. F. Club this Wednesday alter-1 Willo Rademacher of Michigan T. Knbkern and family of Evanston. L. A. S- -gathered at the home City. Ind., arc-guests ot the former's Ill. are expected Sunday and later I|tlst 1---------------------------—------ of ■noon al her home on W. MUI St. I Mrs. Verne Mance on.Th on.Thursday utt- Bridge will be played and refresh- | daughter and husband. City Clerk all will occupy the Hubert Cook cot- Mra. and Mrs, Sterling lingers, nnd fam­ tage ul Wall lake while Mr. and Mrs j emoor* emoor, complimentary to Mrs. merits served. James O'Connor. O’Connor. The afternoon all ily for two weeks Mias Rademacher Cook and family are on n two weeks' 'James wri, BALTIMORE CENTER. Is a niece of Mrs. Rogers. motor trip fa YellpifM.;nc Park und’sPe«U very pleasantly and the honor Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Fanny Pennock. Lida Pen­ other places of Intcrfjft-ln thc west. IR«est was presented with a shower of , Mr. and Mrs. Forest Smith ara the > Full Quart* Those who were here (rim away lo miscellaneous articles ' nock. Milo Pennock and Win. Pen­ [patents of a son born July 9. • nock motored to Athens Wednesday attend the funeral of Oeofge Wai-1 ------ j Mrs. Ronald Pennington is spend-; ters on Saturday were J to attend the funeral of "Chief” Ung the week with’friends at Ver- . Cure. Lcsler h',‘ ''■“="* Mfv Hire- mcntville. Samuel Mcndoka. who was burled Mim. ■».-») 5la”T -OT Eranston. Ill. Mire in the Indian cemetery. Chief Men- ChcaU-r Secure oT M»rlln»rtlle, Ind.. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Greenfield I l Oracc Edmonds entertained at Mr. .nd Mr.. CecU Connor und Mr. ~~ -----------------------" doka was a Pottawottomic Indian V.. xnunaa, cvcruna. on Thunday evening, two two ond Mr' and M,s F,o>- Oreenfieitf' and was very old. and Mrs. John Walter* of Grand bridge tables being In play. Top scores went *“*t5d ,tlends ,n Orand R*P*d»j Mf. and Mrs. Jay Norton and fam­ Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sln>i>son ily of Grand Rapid* were Sunday of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Seth A- to MUi.Stacey and Mrs. Gordon EdRtmembcr the ice cream social al guesu In the Goy Norton home. Lit­ Wilkes of Bl. Johns and Mrs. Claude mon ds. John WoodrulFs this week Thursday j tle June Norton, who spent Inst Elkcton. Mrs. E. Sibern and Charles night for the McOmbcr P. T. A. • M. I'. M. REUNION. week in Hastings, returned home Thurston of Greenville. Morris of Quimby For thc first time in a number of ,— -— Greenfield -------------- — —-•> is. with her parent* and Mis* Dorothy Mrs. Charles Johnson. Mrs. Dilate years? the M. U. M club is to hold Visiting ' lulling Vernon Smith this week. remained to spend the week with Crue, Mrs. Aben Johnson. Mrs. Ed- a reunion with Mrs. Juila Perry 1Louesa Pennington und Raymond —~~ P=r.::ir.;tc:: Marjorie Norton . garTfiomas and’Miss Barbara John­ Martin as tlw hostess. The dale is are spending lhe week with friends Mrs. Grace Dodds of Kansas City son were in Ann Arbor on Wednes­ Sunday. July 20. *in “ Maple Grove arrived on Thursday to spend the day as guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. N. -----. Mrs. Smith of Shultz spent Sat-, rest of the summer with her staters. Menefee. Aben Johnson also spent ULTRA CLUB. urday with Forest Smith and fam-I Mrs Dennis Murray and Mr*. C W. Uie aftQTKwn there. Other guesls Mr. and Mrs. Otto Iscnhath de- ily. iWesptntcr and other relatives. Mrs were Mrs- Menefee s mother. Mrs Os­ llghtfully entertained tiie Ultra club Mrs. Smith's mother of Bartle j iDodds came here from Memphis. car Sampson of Oakland. Nettr.. and on Wednesday evening After the Creek is spending the week with Cor. State and Jefferson ।Tenn., where she had been visitmg Mrs. Ruth Cull Smith and two cinl- cooperative supper, a soejai time was Forest Smltij caring for the new, We Deliver The BIG • Little Start Phone 2491 her gitter. Mrs.. George Hooperdren of Anaheim, Cal. The Johnson spent on the lawn. baby. !■? ■ ‘ 9^, BP’ heir ■ . I [ I I II ' 3 NOW THE L Is Changing BEFORE THEY'ARE GONE! Men’s Suits *7-.» Boys’ Suits big olertor ind 'uel all iad- Youths’ Suits *5- ery md We Can Give No Better Advice aper's. >rd made 1 Rapids Lstlngs Is and Mrs. 1th Ora­ ds. who at the to their cClelland ineral of lay. d Junior Graham SAVE HERE Friday, July 20 F I 79c Overalls 79c Odd Trousers $125% Off All Straw Hats Caps 69c 59c Felt Hats ^’3^*2* Boys’Coveralls 79c L.V. BESSMER Nashville f > Shirts T.S. Baird Saturday, July 21 FOR MEN AND BOYS Cheese Butter HASTINGS •fl. 26c ‘Let’s Have Some Ice Cream” Vanilla 15C Kaffee Hag “ 45c Light House Cleanser 3 c- 10c Del Monte Coffee Lk 30c 23c Salad Dressing SUPER SUDS 19c Palmolive SOAP l*c HINMAN*/ Do you think of Ice Cream as a delicacy to be served only on special occasions? I Ice Cream is swell for parties, of course, but it is an important food that should be used often. ARCTIC ICE CREA Now carries the stamp of approval of Good Housekeeping Magazine. Complete stock of Arctic Ice Cream and Sherbets at our store for home and foun­ tain use REED'S DRUG B �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JITLT 19, IM* page eight COATS GROVE. 4 FREEPORT. with her niece, Mrs. U. C. Manns. I I Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauer and The annual meeting of School and tanilly. District No. 9 Frl. wu held at the I Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish and daughter of North Hastings visited Kstt,°a school home on Monday evening, i daughter. Virginia, spent Wednes- at Floyd Clum'a on Sunday. jSjT’-ciS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVERJune 9. with an attendance of more '.day afternoon at Hostings. ji The Birthday meeting will be held ' ior oft Gold. TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. than fifty. Reports were given and I Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cheney and with Helen Demand this wegk . the regular matters of business were daughter. Donna, of Eaton Rapids Thursday P. M. cared for. Two new members were s-pent Saturday night and Sunday A gold medal contest will be held (Continued from page one) elected to Q*e board, to lake the at lhe home Of Mrs. Cheney's parents, at lhe Brethren church east Of hero institutions nnd each member has i Pranshko. in West Hope. nally decided that tlw Bureau's rec­ places of C. L. Hrnney ond H. W. Mr. and Mrs H. W. Gooch. The next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. a voice in the ar/angenients of the Mrs. Dorcas Chapman returned to( ommendation was the best way of Gosch. The new members elected two children of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ml as Virginia Walers of Hostings ruK KL.X7 M.-.I.ri. L.pi,-* i ... X..H11 uMoointlon. are Jess Knowles und Earl— Rogers. Richards of Dearborn---------accompanied her horrtf u' Hsings Saturday aft- ......... .„ „„ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- won the gold medal at the contaat dealing fairly .... withwboth the... birds »1. J-ffrr H«n<i'*r, liiuu.'- » During 1932 and 1933 the kind of rr »P»‘»a|ng ten days with Mrs. ’ tin? I There are several duties facing the them home for a visit, after spend­ Mrs.and endthe thesportsmen. sportsmen. It Itfixes fixes ’ tin* held at Woodland Sunday evening.., >»n Si Mr- H > I. jutL-r. ______ IL lean* that arc now handled by the clara Brawn. outside limit of lhe time when the new board, among them tiie selcc- ing u week with Mr. and Mrs Dan Several from here attended the conlint lull 1. *■: To PROTECT You" Con.tantly i.7ti> production credit associations were Mrs Fo*™t Hall and-son. Nor(birds may be taken, but allows flexl-!»on of a new superintendent to rePostma. । . .pAriun-nf.' |test.. ■ •id >1 V Adjuit Fairly Pay Promptly mudr bv the Regional Agricultural man. of South Hastings visited Mr. iblllty in the actual number of; place Mr. Ray Hamilton, wlm has Mr. und Mrs. Robert Carter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Townsend at­ Credit Corporation of Minneapolis. “’><1 Mrs. Edd Newton Friday. Nor-'shooting days, so that these may be resigned nnd accepted Uie position , Fairmount. Ind., and Gall Carter u-nded tended me theKeni-remi Kent-Perri! reunion reunion ut. at March 1.: tiu.. year, the Regional V.man remained to help • tv mni.inai - Edd with his Increased or decreased each season of principal in the school at Vas- and non. Corl, of Marion. Ind., mo- Dimondale Sunday and alsocalled Print* O*7A<«* at LOW RATES Agricultural Credit accordance with Uie abundance , xar- Mr. Hamilton has made a host tored to the village Friday morning nn relatives at Potterville. Corporation •*■/,,. •* !(in — ~•— Mr. ceased making any new ■loans to Mr- and Mrs. ^*rs- C. c- N. N' Tobias ac- of ducks." ducks.” of friends during his stay here and........ and were guests of Mr an u* their mvu daughter uuuKim-t nil dMrs. uMrs. D. o. Townsend lownsenu atuiCITIZEN’S MUTUAL furim-r* Those who -.ccurcd a so- i;...*T* compunled tnelr daughter, Mr. unu nnd ' It has u*-*o also own been ucvrucu decided mui that cacii each । regret to see thLs •family leave. i|nna n— Victor vu.*~. Sisson. o<—— The —— tended ' -' - lhe - -wedding’ of- their -■ • grand ----- ■ ­ ’l.**mr. »i ihu “•'“•x »vuve. und sLster. Mrs. Fire Insurance Co. Kalama- — duck •hunter must- procure a duck | Mrs Geo. Thompson been very > men returned lo their homes in tiie ann n*i»rt Townsend and Miss called "bam-yard loan from the Mrs. Mel] Hendershott, of------------. -ri----------- »has — ------------401 KlUMxiet Nall. Bink Bid* Regional Agricultural Credit Corpo­ too. to the Kalamazoo Y. M. C. A. ! hunting licenser for which he will. »1 “t her home the post week but , afternoon. Mrs. Carter remaining Hall of Grand Rauids at Grand camp. 10 miles beyond Hart, in | pay the sum of 91.00. The hunter >» »me better at this writing. Her for a visit. rJLtd? Tuetaav evening Mita Hall ration. und who have not paid that Mr and Mrt Qeort(. BrowneU ".^daughter of Mrs Ethel loan in lull, may apply to the pro- 1Oceana county. Sunday Their son. ought to be glad to pay that dollar, many friend, hope for a speedy and HuUan. Mich. Premont and the latter's mother Hall duction credit aAsociption for a re­ Bruce, who has spent four weeks because every penny of it will go complete recovery. l.-lt .-Al l Chr.. t- . . . ....... -■ • financing loan there, returned with them. i into a government fund ond will be ! Eugene Kidder and family of Has- Mrs Ida Myers of Grand Ranldal Mr and Mrs E a Smith auent A?n1BL''t'^P enter‘ I11?”* to Pravide additional cover for tings were Saturday afternoon and visited their slater and daughter, the week end in Detroit. i . ' ’ " 7 l» Michigan did not make an ex­ lB?nl4ia|nd al the Claude Walton — J family | -----------------• -to ----------tensive use of Uie Regional Agricul­ talned her slater, Isadora Pranshka. these game birds, so that they can Sunday guests FOR SALF-> - -------- home ------of - Mr,'Mrs. ... and The Thompson -family the numKarriu-r — >have ------ returned from ber of about 20 had a picnic din- i tural Credit Corporation as some and friend, from Hastings Sunday. I propagate their kind and Increase and and Mrs Mrs. John John Karcher. nth®* Other ii Friday. m. They L.U ..r l .'.f of the other states in the St Paul Mr. und Mrs. Benn Bunnell of ; their number. Game refuges stilt- guests on Sunday were: Harry The Century of Progress. • k -............ ;ner al'-Lake Odessa Sunday. r— Model A Ford urea, but Michigan farmers are now Kalamnzoo tailed on Mr. and Mrs. able for ducks and places where Karcher and family of Hastings and Miss Alice Anderson spent last! At the school meeting Monday (they can hatch their young will be Roy Bassett and family of Nash- week at Middleville a guest at the evening. E. O. Smith. Chas. Town­ Floor Mat----V- 1 . ............ . h.. finding ’the production credit xaio- Edd Newton Sunday. Mrs. C. N. Tobias and grand-1 purchased from the proceeds of thisville. ciaticns of real assistance to them ----------(Alien Cleveland home. send and Myrle Richardson were Chevrolet Six eases U p:ar.r.?d ,L? Arr,tnur in the llnanclng of their farm pro­ daughter. Marion, attended lhe Cc-1 fund. L". ShSh Ith»v** Pi 21Ur Austin Auf‘ln hi< hlu ntireunu^ purchated th* the i| Mrs. Irene Andrus, accompanied ra-elected as school officers. dar Creek Cemetery Circle at Mrs. I to liave swamps, which have hereto- 1 Ed. Coats Interest h? the Sinclair .bv duction programs Floor Mat . . v her and toughs --------------- • •» Statistics gathered from thc loans NORTHEAST IRVING. ----, ----and Mrs. Clayford Moore and NEW AND USED PARTS FOR made to fanners through these gov- 11 . luorlhless for farming, truck gar- Charles Price Is conducting--- .thl<this rhiirfnn children, returned to their home atMr. and mi=. u> nouuonwi Mrs. o. 6am Roudebush ui Of ALL CARS Mr and Mrs. Will Moore and demng any other purpose, 8 a..-.- —or * — -­ be business nt present crnmcnt.il loaning agencies show Mr. an and as swamps, swain ns where when- the d»rkn 1 p.™...,--------------------------MassriUL N. Y.. Tuesday after u Elmdale visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray ma- farmers' luniivix debts.have ui'u«.i.tiuvv increased incrcnscu - family.'• Mr d Mrs. Burrell Phil- '‘restored os ducks BODY GLASS INSTALLED that many friends of Rev, Minard visit with their ipother und gran WHILE YOU WAIT but very li’tlv by these loans a* J ’ P'and family, Miss Susie Phillips । earnest and raLse their young with. ‘and Mahloii Skldmor^ and*'“mLv ! out ^Ing^olksted '“‘n' | ‘^*ls grieved to learn that mother. Mrs H. Draper, and other Miss Iris Wieland h employed at most ot the money ha* been used -------- •— BL.hup p,mdX .> Oun ----------w . -It— «n'.n d.b that' “X™1® On» Kno.te. t»m, !„ ^report. J GLENN F. LAUBAUGH to pay up other creditors. By pay­ Sunday (the government Is doing Ita utmost L the WeUev Rloueh hkrn^tn Ji? A KOod n"*n>’ from hcre are P,<u’- . Mr; ttnd Mr« . °f ing the creditors of farmers, the lo­ Phone 2637 Hasllnrs liulph Grabln of Pontiac spent i to preserve these wild fu»l and give tt Qtar and whci? R became ’fata amr ”“’5..“* nl"’ntl ,hc “nnnB1 ox roust spent -Saturday' night and rn) buxine*.* conditions have been better hunting for sportsmen ; he iLt? Iwt Tetunicd Mr. tS?’" Thuraday. July 20. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur i ...... u.,...,. *, >.n..er* Improved and the farmer borrowers Saturday Saturday at at Will Will Moure's Moo Thi-liliiHc rt.-,-.. ----------.... ------------------------------I .. re ‘ u 7 ’ «*® Mr® . Lewis n hf three day celebration at MidMoore. trie Thl' *“,lds Corners c.immunity' have bcm saved many dollars in the wno nuu supposed hC hei had 'm J1? ’stopped toPPed dlevllle Aug. 2. 3 nnd 4 will also Mr- und Mr3 Charlie Moore athold an ice cream social at the ' MIDDLEVILI. lower interest ruto they j»ay tl t;.1P v 1 lhe nri neighbors, went |,draw n go(Jd (nai)y from h(fre at some of the chhn« «.-.«» tended the Cobb school reunion at home of Mr and Mrs Wil) Moore.। The old office part of the factory in gotrninwni loaning agencies to look for him. She found him ly- j Thursday evening. July 26. A ror- building I has been torn down. This ing on the ground in the riuir of . . .................. : dial invitatiy is extended to all. •will make the place look much bet- the Houma home, where It Is sup•i”**1 -..a.Im.Bel,..ml.' 51 Mr uticl Mrs George Ash of Bat­ ... .।. .. il • — ASSYRIA. Mrs. Hannah Morgan, aged G9 hour. Dr. Dr Wedel was called and the ““ hcre' home • tle Creek werb Sunday guests of 1 ■ rhe Briggs Ladies' Aid Society will years, a resident of this township afflicted’ man was removed to his .i...... n . ...Iri.ll 7 l* Ed. Hal) claims lo have the first I Mrs Arthur Moore is taking care ice crram cream ^tal social to be (near Parinalec for many veiirs, home where everything possible has ;ripe tomato in this community. Oth- Of Mrs. Helen iBlakney't Sharp Mrs Nettle Brown Ls rntcrtalninu [|x>nwr an lcP !_•-.. Il..|.>..,, .... ®,„h re...r..l l.rend, (na CIUc«o lol th! M »lrer , wm... jj. r—— ..j , i-1 hu, A nai.aiuT been done for him. His right Bidders are running close for second and new son Philip Durell ' C. t.-l . .....1 fl... ,.| „.|L on the lawn ut the Mr. and Mrs. :[but uui a ween week's s illness A great Ahock is paralyzed and he Ls unable to (place. 1 Emerson Cortright home at Lacey. Ito her many friends und relatives. speak. It Is hoped that he may We are sorry to report that Mrs. I | She leaves a The Misses Elsie and Grace Conslic lfnve s son. Otis Morgan, ut quickly recover from this affliction. Houma Is very low ut this writ- ■ Charles Crawford for Fl >11 H.tl.K Hit IltAIrL Tk....... .. kiln entertained at a social gather-1***°“ 1,onw she was tenderly cared Mrs. Lewis and family have the-mg. ... u m.s, during her short Illness; one sympathy of all. Severn! ot the local business men' ..... ..»ll II.r..- rnand Mrs ai-romr Jerome vorycu Coryell are l,”‘ 0,1 FrlduV evening a party of anteed to hold tho rupture (daughter. Mrs. tx Thomas, lhe proud parents of n fine baby >oun* PrjP>«* l«ta...h.»e ™.. living Just ..... ' Rev. and Mrs. j L- Ickes spent (have prizes annual (---- - donated ----- ..... ... ...... for the h ,U1UUI I'.l. b t 1 . - ' II fc..l li Md and we keep it in proper ad-. ---- --to be held at the -fair • 1I flower allow girl Congratulations Mrs. Ella Reese of Battle Creek [north of her former home. Funeral Wednesday till Friday with friends •"®~~JosUnent for you. Let us (how services wore held at the Purnuilee iat Hastings. grounds on August 18. The show . Mr and Mrs George Cross of near the week end at the home of you the New Akron Trass church Sunday at two P M.. burialWe understand that there will be is sponsored by thc Federation of Battle Cr.-ek are sixnduig thc week her brother. Mr nnd Mrs Charlie feature "Selective Pressure Purcell ""v (I” the local cemetery. Tiie friends ।a free show put on by some medi­ Women's Clubs, the Garden Club with relatives m thLs vicinity ----” Control". Nothing else like company on Die lot Just south und Uie Commercial Club. Funeral services for Mrs. Howard fj11 cx,c’“i thelr sympathy to lhe cine । Mr and Mrs John Venema were ... of the Masonic Temple Thursday. Wing were held at ut the Base Llnej' Line' 6eJea'wl Tha many friends of Marion • .'la. 1 •• 1 —.I . , . .... Kalamazoo visitors Munday UAXTl I® Ham tauUru. - Sunday -Rev LeRoy Bell, our superintendent of Friday and Saturday nights of thLs Clem, iioptihir garage man at CarlFl. 1.- || «l..|.j..„ The school reunion was not near church on afternoon. .schools, has a fine house car trailer weex. । ton Cetyer, were sorry to learn that I to well attended but those uhu were Dixon U.UVIUUHK officiating The Preicription Drug Store A number of men gathered Sat- ' he liud suffered a broken leg, Just' .".r....... \\ ■■. ........ ■ John » M long resident It-.'-hM » IJiere had a fine time and hope that J... Korrl«...„ - suddenly passed-1 while nttendliut school thLs sum- urday ---------------- — morning at E ... H. Adams' how he received the injury la rath- !-’• HinUno S:*t p. m (C*nu*i Tim*>. next year more can come. It will of> •*-•this locality, HASTINGS MICHIGAN _. . aide .. „r t.rL a — mystery, it hapjiencd wi>uc while Ar. His. r»ii* (July a»i «:og a. m, on .. lhe west of town and !l' *■*■ but •• be held the third Sunday in July-away Friday morning after being in |mer nnd no doubt we will have some Rarden n.u stories ...» ----- jjm a f,tMR1 jojJ of c]eBnlltt{ |t Up (he Was repairing the lights o» a when. he returns .from is usual. infirm health for some time. The fish . his trip up north We arc sure he ' 1 N ....... ’ ’’ ':?* Both Mr and Mrs. Adams are in 'car that had figured in an accident ’ ....... I.V.U ill uic realWhat U laiiguaRc' Sending 250.000 deme Sunday afternoon with Rev ।und family Will-enjoy their outings. very poor health at this writing. | a short time before. Il was n Victor Simon was in Hastings on straight break Just above the knee. | L L Dewey of Hastings in charge I Several from here attended thc ni ‘ ' ' th I ball game at Cal«-doniu Sunday business Wednesday i Mr. Clem was treated at Pennock ’ Interment ut the Union cemetery .»«, ,v..,uSeifert, ,«ru u, son i>u Jahn -and ' Hospital und later removed to his ------------rril— Mrs Arthur Mlles Schroder, who hus been off I Threshing haa been and still is Marion Electric Range Dorothy, miuniori returned Ttuirc. Thurs- I home where he is resting us os comconi- ! ^\Xp,Lidn<t^>nXb‘.n'.t1piiren". -*aushter. Darothv duty thc past three weeks with erv- (the order of the day around here daughter. I ruk. sipelaa. U* again under the doctors iSomc flelds of wheat are turning out day from a visit with her sLster on ' fortubly as ixusiblc. -hi ■>, -. much better than exjiected and we Long Island. They -spent Thursday Plans Plans arc arc under under way way for for aa blg a.a n*A*i Ar«u/«* JnfermaifoA big ;I ROBLES Ki Mr and Mrs. Miles ’Schroder at­ lhear the quality Is very good. Oats Hight with frlt-nds here und on Frl-home coming celebration in Free- «•« - • 2!_! IhJ •-J: !• tended the funeral on Thursday ot are going to be a very short crop, day drove to Chicago to join Mr. port early lit August. Wehope to b<- MlCIllgdn CentFAl IV. Vl~Lk. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Some tanners are thinking of turnSeifert and will remain there until (able to give more details next week. I u.,un». ■ T.i.ahon. aim tiie latter's mother. Mrs. Dickey, of ing kheir stock right Into the fields fall at least Mrs Seifert reports her 1 T*i*m>»n* aiat I ' ' HutlBCi Church. Mr and Mrs. Wm Sarver enter­ । as Jic grain Ls too short to cut with sister's health ns-very V*»r I High Quality White Leghorn , Hiram Karcher nnd son. Glenn. ————----- ——----------- ——— tained week end guests from Illinois, theTjlnders. I Barred Rock and R I Red PlilMrij Maxine Stannard tins re­ | We hear that John Scott Ls very of Remus called on’ Mr. und Mrs I leta. Range Raised on own plant turned to her work at the Michigan । poorly John ha.* been ill for some John Karcher Sunday ।time. । Mrs. Vanessa Lobdell and dough- I, Carton company at Battle Creek .... MLxse.* O.U..M.V »lull v, E. McConnell, and wife, for ter. Helen, were Hustings visitors The Beatrice ou Buxton of uh theDunham school and Marjorie Jones >2"’ ln thc Secretary of State's Wednesday afternoon. Middleville. Mich. ■—. _• -------.... ।office were calling on e——- Sisson a*---- went ~ Mrs. Emma to Grand of the.Stev.-iu, school, who wen-|»riv ”nlce in 111 Lansing, Laa''1”*- were calli: ----------- , evening ---------------------- Rapids Friday afternoon where she Hexed to attend thc State 4-H club frlpna’ here Saturday ................. . . returned . - on Frlft ’nV has not been c.so well visited her son.' Winfield, ahd tainC L Un Boley meet at Lansing, day Miss Buxton represented the the past few days, being in bed much Uy until Sunday afternoon, when Reese's hot lunch club. Marjorie tiie style of ! thc time He was feeling some she went lo Traverse- City for a visit Instant better Saturday evening, so that lie show. «Relief Bouou-Atrrav down town and looked after The Boy Scout Troop of Assyria came 1 ORDER OF PUBLICATION business matters. We nre nil Center with their leader. Theodore some 1 a quick recovery He Li Tack, relumed Friday from a camp- wishing ’ mLssed from among us. Ing trip at clear lake. Tiie Wahauka Camp Fire Unit , Mr and Mrs. William Roach of Huron were called here by the ol Assyria Center and Leader will ।IPort ' of Mrs. Hannah Morgan and «□ in camp at Loon lake on Thurs- death ‘ (took the occasion to call on some of day. AT NEW LOW PRICES __ | their'old time friends. It is always BOWENS MILLS CHURCH P«t«t lloudrcd. Filter. SOUTH BOWNE. (pleasant to have the old timers call. CANDIES and LUNCH SUPPLIES Adrian Cfuiner returned Sunday | Candidates are so thick of late M '■ after spending several days in Grand ,llat we ran hardly Ret out doors. Appreciation expressed with courteous attention Rapids Always glad to sec them itowever, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUHCH. Mrs. Jennie Pardee. Marjorie and I whether running for office or not. Pbcn. 3348 Geraldine Miller of Elkhart. 1 nd . Come again boys. ... .... . spent Sun(lay wlth Mr anj Mrs | gome small boys came back from Prescription Drug Store Will Cosgriff In Lowell. ’ d fishing trip Saturday evening with Harold Yoder and family were in|ft rcal string of.tia.ss. Much better FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Hustings Saturday evening (than manj^wfio claim to be real CHURCH Hanover and Bond Sts. Hastings, Midh. Mr and Mrs. Ervin Thompson of fishermen. Campbel) were Sunday guests at An-' ------------- --------------------HASTINGS MARKETS drew Blough’s. I Mr and Mrs. Bob Elliston of West Mr and Mrs H T Miller and family of Elkhart, ind.. arc visiting । Vermontville and Mr. and Mrs at W H Pardee’s Marlyn Pardee, |Charles Smith of South Vermontville Report of the Condition of The Delton State Bank IT IN iTTtTHF.lt OlililTtl II who lias been visiting in Indiana, (spent Sunday with L. W Jarrard . and family. CHURCH or CHRIST. COATS OBOVB. came home with them. Mr and Mrs.-WUI Mishler and II Mr and Mrs. Harve Cheeseman K'V.l ltd HUH Gwendolyn. Mr nnd Mrs. Noah,!land family were Hastings visitors Shaeffer and Mr and Mrs Frank Saturday evening. Earl Cheeseman visited his moth­ Miller of LaGrange. Ind., were Thursday evening guests at Elmer er at Hastings Wednesday EMMANUEL CHURCH. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. C. Marshall and BUNDS AND HKCUH1T1K8. Shaeffer's and were treated to Ice (EPISCOPAL) Miss Alta spent Sunday with Mrs. cream. Mrs Dale Cook entertained will) a G S Marshair in Nashville. Eber Hoffman. Art Palmer and I birthday party Monday afternoon in honor of her daughter. Pearl's, ninth Marjorie Ward ot Orangeville spent I ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Sunday with the former's parents'. gIM* birthday. I «hDorothy Perkins of Freeport spent Mr and Mri, P. Hoffman. Jimmy and Joe Jarrard of the ' V Friday and Saturday with Helen Mayo district spent Friday with Uia Eash. Mrs W D. Roush of Hastings their grandparents. L. W. Jarrard., a b ....................... l.ite:', called on her mother. Mrs. Lena Roy Preston and family of near ir> tfc* OMIIIXI.il A< <<>l SIS Mishler, and sister. Mrs A. T. Eash. nu a.j Hastings spent Sunday with Lester "i«* Bh SO 1.70 •Wednesday. CHURCH or THE NAZABRNB. Middht Mr. and Mrs V. L. Wolcott of Preston nnd family.................................. 1 r„ *' '* Pin co Mt Bundle* Dr. Nancy E. Scott of Kalamazoo Charlotte caUed at tiie A. T. Eash lo'.Too'oa •pent the week end with Mrs, Minnie Ml W04.40 home Sunday, Mr and Mrs. Hiram Karcher of Elliotf and Mr. and Mrs A W. Scott Remus called on Mrs. Estella Rosler and also called at the Frank Norton «>• family. , ' and Mrs. Mary Hatton Sunday . Datura t'U, GRANGE PROGRAMS Mr and Mrs Elmer Shaeffer and LAKEVIEW. . 10.000.00; Common S30.0O0.00 « 30.000.00 family visited their ~ . ... daughter. .—— Mrs. ■■■ inoyti Lloyd cogsweu Cogswell returnee returned noine home t>» BAPTIST CHURCH Forrest Slater of Linden and made fro _, C amn Ble Rav Thundav of MAPLE LEAF GRANGE the acquaintance of*the new grand’ Thunday of roMMKRCIAI. DEPOH1TS. n 1 daughtqy. Sarah Gillespie ts workbig at En-. I,,<k John Eash returned from Lansing gene Davenport's near Woodland.., I Friday and reports having had a Mr and Mrs Alonzo Hlltan and I good time at the 4-H club meeting. daughter, Haze), of Saugus, Mass.. ( EAST GUN LAKE: Ralph and Fhwd Walton and lady and Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher were NOTICE TO CREDITORS HAVING.-' IrWOSlTS. <u । Mrs. Belle Crawford spent Thurs- 1 friends were in Battle Creek Sunday Thursday afternoon and evening I day with friends in Otsego. evening and called on Mr. and Mrs. visitors at Wm. Cogswell's, helping Arthur Parker. children of St Louis have rented ’• r -* Mra; H. Cogswell celebrate her “' A letter with 30 cents in stamps birthday. met. Elmer Olllerple. accompanied ac- I was recently received by a southern Mr. and Mrs. Leo Walters spent f railroad from a tramp who said he companied by Irving Charlton. ShirThursday in Otsego. naa Htn?rd ?*nwnd and *U had trave.ro traveled u»e the au-nu.e 30-mile au-nce distance Mr. and Mm Tom Spencer and FIRST CHURCH from Dallas to Fort Worth via Merl® the. roan al U»» pr-h* OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST .friends of Detroit spent Wedr.esds.v games in Detroit on Friday and SatR**tinr«. i« w»m freight train, and insisted on paying and Thursday with the former's urday. n»D O IW0IIK8. PrMliKU a cent a mile for hla transportation. grandmother. Mnf. Geo. Rue. . , _______ Ruby Cogswell accompanied Mr Mr. and Mrs. Edd Dleble and chll- ‘ h.B4m rkhoM >t #:oo a. m. The daily papers' in the United and Mrs. Alonzo Hilton and Hazel rir-r. All—... d.» ...H1» wrei*. .1 1 AS J'*4?' States have an aggregate circulai Crawford's ’iUOn 01 38.826.000. Grand Rapids on Friday GEO. M. NEWTON ('WANTS BEIT MEES j HELP FMIIVIEBS HINDS CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tobias ot Kalamazoo spent Saturday night and Sunday with their daughter. Marlon, at the home of their par1 enls. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias. Mrs. Allen Bishop is spending the ' 06^4659^ DUCKHUNTING Our Service 50 50 NIAGARA ’FALLS’ 50 ROUND ---- TRIP! Saturday, July 28 COOK "7“°': ! THE CHURCHES FOR SALE A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED SERVICE STATION 3315 SPECIALIZED Lubrication, 65 Cents Car Wash. 50c Kerosene. . 13c Gal. ATLAS TIRES and TUBES 29c BAUER SUPER-SERVICE CARDS of THANKS �Wednesday, July 18, 1934 PART THE HASTINGS BANNER They argued that the greatly re- Michigan be with only 15 or 18 perl, SUPREME COURT GIVES EXPERT LOG ROLLER duced taxes would still yield enough cent of lhe present amount of road, money so that Uie counties and the funds paid by the federal govern-. I ISSUES CHALLENGE TWPS. LOCAL OPTION State could carry on their road mcni? rood maintenance propro- , Everyone should think this matbuilding and road World's Champion Will Meet the same as In in the past, past. ter through for himself. If he will grama the All Comers at Farmers* • Naturally every automobile owner,'do so. he will see where these when asked to sign these petlUons. amendments. If passed, will leave Day Exhibit July 27 Wine Licenses CUTTING GAS TAX WOULD was quite willing to have one cent the state of Michigan and each STATE FARM BUREAU AND East anilng.—World's champion is cut from the gns tax and thc weight county of the state In the matter . PLAGE THE BURDEN CO OP COMPANIES title carried by William P. Otrad, |is concerned. Michigan Is under the J tax placed definitely at 35 cents! of road construction and malnteGladstone, log blrler extraordinary UNFAIRLY BEGIN SUITE per 100 pounds. So It was not dlf- nance, particularly of trunk lines, township local option. The supreme ,who challenges any and all per­ flcult to get signers when assured 1 the main highways ot this state. court last week decided a case which isons to dispute his claims at the that tiie reduced figures would yield ' At Ute present time every dollar WOULD ENDANGER STATE ample revenue for road building, ot the weight tax Is paid to Mlchl- CLAIM DOUBLE TAX established that fact. The highest <time of his exlilbltlon on Farmers' Michigan Stat.e College, Fri­ court handed down a ruling which;Day. 1 TRUNK LINE ROADS They did not consider the posslbll-1 gan counties to help them finance ON FARM MATERIALS upheld a recent decision made by 1day. July n. tty tiiat the big oil companies might ' road construction and maintenance, Mr. Girad has been riding logs in [ get the benefit of the reduction and j or to pay bonds Issued for Covert Judge Beapl in the circuit court of ;Michigan for many years and the ; Or Force Property Tax or In- not lhe car owner. roads built in past years. Nothing Speakers Urge Barry County Gratiot'county. i skill he acquired In the woods lias ' oreaied Sales Tax to There has been sent to the Ban,the t,X AU.’. ^J***?' Members to Assist by Join­ It appears that one Clarence IL ,been retained through a series of I ner. and no doubt to many other1 ablc for of Michigan to Scott desired to sell beer In Arcada (exhibitions and contests in which he Pay Road Oosts ing Farm Bureau Asson. papers, propaganda from the Mlchitownship, six miles north of Ithaca. । If the people of the state pf Mich- ( Members and friends of the Bar­ He made application to thc town- ;met all competition. He will have Of the gas tax, the McNltt law ,... ____________ $4,000,000. which must ...ry county Farm Bureau met at theship board for approval of his appll- jhis son as a partner at the College ^®™a“on rotor, lo .upport the two’a^dT will require ■regarding the proposed constitution-1 inenU. The propaganda 1. Ingenl- be used In the construction and । court house Thursday evening to dis- cation to the Liquor Control Com­ on Farmers' Day. The blrllng champion promises to '^B^dd^nurinBmlth?< « * 0U* bUt P<* *- maintenance of township roads tak-»cuM the pending suit of lhe Michi- mission for a license to sell beer and through a 15 Inch hoop while State Farm Bureau and Allied wine in his restaurant The board Jump <ltX .to stance- UlLs literature states that the en over by counties. Several million : a log. to roller skate on the 1 must Michigan Farmer Co-op organlza- refused, so Scott petitioned the clr- riding *y<' by -i\e r tovemment government of the United States Is dollars more of tthe «aa tax must •twisting timber, dance the Charles-! next November, jeopardize t*"1 ..... . . ....the I spending this year In Michigan $6 -' P"1 lnto the »lnkln« fund to ap- I tlons against the State Tax Com- cult court for a writ of mandamus to ton. and to do many other tricks county and state highway systems. ‘( wo 000 far the ouroose of can-vino', P ,y on fbe. principal of the unpaid ----mission for an interpretation of the compel the township board to give , 0W.VVU iw me purpose oi carrying r — ­ unknown old rivermen. Perhaps, About 300.000 signatures'we're se ­ 300 rw atonatiirw. w.r. 1 on ~ rond building programs.1 cBut “ ry.. “ ; halorv/. thc b°lancc ooff th. the Mnnnnnon $50,000,000 of road I nresent P1*"" sales tax according to the Its approval. Judge Searl denied the ।the most to interesting feature of the cured on each of the petitions to ।agitators for reducing gas and bonda- l»ued by the state „several intent —'.... -t of the legislature which writ and Scott appealed to the su- . show is the log rolling contest in lubmit theu two separate proposals •weight taxes do not explain that From the the road road tax tax 1» is I pa passed Prom ^c^ lhe bill. preme court.' which the two men try to throw to the voters next November. We these i , ..to necessary Eighty toCounty big government appropriations,-----------------a,s0 lakcn. ....— moncy _Elgh Farm Bureau In its ruling lhe higher court Is ।each other from a log. are Informed that the petitions were for rood building are part of an pay on those bonds,' members were In attendance as well nav the h** Interest ,nt*r** "" This exhibition will be given on prepared, sent out and sponsored iemergency relief program, carried The expense of maintaining the M managers of several county CX>-op quoted In part as follows: "The discretion to _be exercised, the Red Cedar river, south of the state highway department, which ’ organizations. Six Barry county co ­ on by the federal government to concerned, it was met by the State provide employment for men who hos several departments occupying op's, including creameries and de-I by the township board under the act will get plenty of expert criti­ statute in acting upon the appllcaAutomobile Association, with head­ need it at the present time. When many offices in Lansing, and a large vators. are allied with the Fann ; quarters in Detroit. That city is better times come, os we all feel field force also, comes out of theiBureau In the suit. E. E. Ungren.; tion means the power or right to 1cism as Michigan's Lumberjack or- i probably the Inspiration of the confident they will, and workers are gas tax. Every mile of the 8400 editor of the Farm Bureau News, act officially according to what ap- >cheslra will be at the College and pears to it to be Just and proper un­ moat of lhe members learned at movement. regularly employed, you may put It miles of trunk line highways in the led the discussion. The Farm Bureau and co-op's der the circumstances, and action first hand the finer points of wood's : Every garage within lhe state down as absolutely certain that the state must be maintained by the so taken by It is not subject to re­ technique. was solicited to get signatures on federal government will not be state, at a cost probably in excess contend that Ute farmer is being un­ view by a court." The committee in charge of Farm­ justly taxed by the present inter ­ of two and one-half millions of dol ­ each of these petitions. The garage spending $8,000,000 or $8,000,000 a Judge Searl says that this decision 1ers' Day arrangements Is trying to owners were told that more auto­ year on road work in Michigan. It lars. Deducting al) these Items pretation of^Jhe Tax commission of by the supreme court is the firs". find woodsmen to demonstrate at: mobiles would be sold, consequently may spend $1,000,000. Of the larg­ would leave little or nothing for lhe sales tax to the amount of ai of its kind to be made in Michigan. ■ the college the expert use of the, there would be more garage busl- ■er amount mentioned In this propa­ highway construction on lhe trunk million dollars a year, according to By it all townships are giv?n the axe and the broadaxe. Michigan neo., if the gas tax were cut to two ganda. at least 80 per cent was ex­ lines of Michigan with a 2 cent gas Mr. Ungren. The legislature in the right to decide whether or nbl beer has many of these craftsmen and cants, and. the .... weight tax fixed at .......... pended to provide IV14CI relief UTJH work tax unless the government of the law excludes from taxation material and wine may be sold. some of them undoubtedly will be 15 cents per 100 pounds. They ar- through employment ot labor. When United Slates shall donate the that Is to be used for production of present to add their part to a day «0d that such reduction would not the emergency passes such relief money for that purpose. Uncle Sam! articles for sale, and applies the of honor to forests past and future. -OLD PALS." / salM lor consumption by harm the highways of the state, work will stop. Then where will has been liberal for the last two ux only years, because of the urgent necdlthe ftnal retoil consumer. The tax In the year of nineteen hundred and thirty-four, of jobs to help people, and road! commission appeared willing to RESORT INQUIRIES We gathered together Just six construction employs labor and is a 'exempt from tax materials such as STILL BEING RECEIVED ui-------u -... . ... .. useful — public work. But when the steC| w00| Wood. glass, etc. bought emergency need passes, the govern­ by manufacturers of automobiles, as To renew old ocqualntonces o'er in spite of the fact that the Barry ment will no doubt drop back to thc they said they were not consumers, County Tourist and Resort Asso­ We jolly "Old Pals-' both short figures It donated before lhe de­ and thc tax commission in turn ciation has been without funds for and tall. pression. In the old days, when the placed the tax on the car when sold two seasons, a considerable num­ federal government handed out $1 - to lhe consumer as was Intended. Of course, we all. In our early days. ber of inquiries concerning cottages Were lull of pranks, taut always 1000.000 or $1,500,000 a year, It re­ Mr. Ungren states that In the case and desirable resort sites are re­ good. quired the state to match dollars of Uie farmer buying feed for his ceived by mall and personal calls with the government and would un­ cows, from which he Is to manu­ Never forgetting our girlish ways. We likewise have grown to vworn— i doubtedly do so again. Where facture milk for sale lo a consumer elation headquarters in the Steb­ aniiood. ' would the state's share come from as whole milk, butter or cheese, bins building, according to Miss Eva | with a 2-cent gas tax? Il must be they ruled that the former was the Thus Lena B.. and Mary O-. Hecox. secretary of the Commercial And Lora W.. and Alta C.. from one of three sources. (1) A consumer of this feed and must pay Club. .. I property tax. That U Impossible, the tax. The Farm Bureau con­ With Lizzie S. and LoLs A. Judging from the number of in­ Locked our stories together thal t because of the fifteen mill tax 11m- tends this material bears a double quiries received this year Barry natal day. ■ Itatlon. <2> The sales tax might be tax. once os feed and again ax lhe county should have a very good re­ When Lora and Alta, bound to cele ­ finished product, milk, butter, etc. increased: but that would put the sort season. brate. The manufacturer Ls exempt on burden of highway construction and In former years the Resort Asso­ Bald they wanted help to eat the maintenance where it does not be­ the machinery he buys for produc­ ciation advertised the county quite cake. long. (3) There might be levied an tion purposes, yet the farmer must extensively through contact with : Income tax some time. That can- pay the tax on tractors he buys We old pals all saw they didn't lack the Western Michigan Division of Ttie friends they invited to stand | not be done now. because it is tar- solely far thc purpose of production thc Michigan Tourist and Resort to their back. I bidden by the state constitution. of articles for resale as wheat, po­ tributed by one of the gang.— Association at Grand Rapids. Hun­ i and it might take a long time to tatoes, grains and hay to produce dreds of Illustrated booklets deget the people in a mood to add milk. etc. The Farm Bureau has some thirty still another tax. In any event a considerable time would elapse be­ suits in progress covering such ar­ fore the state could get anything ticles as dairy feed, poultry feed, from an income tax and even if we machinery, fence, containers, twine, did, that would place the burden of and other things which.they contend highway maintenance and support should not bear a tax. according to the law os passed by the legislature. iwhere it does not belong. Mr. Ungren went over the history | In the judgment of the Banner, automobiles, for which the roads of of the case and pointed out the ef­ Farm Implements this state have been built, should fort that had been made to reach a pay every dollar of the cost of bulld- settlement without suit. The legis­ | ing and maintaining the highways. lature had been approached and HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 : An easy, workable arid perfectly fair passed resolutions showing tlw tax method of getting the money from commission their intent in this mat­ । the automobile owners is through ter. but without effect on the com­ _1X. filed with j the weight and gas taxes. We be­ mission. Petitions were lieve the gas tax Is the fairest means thc tax commission, which were — of taxation that is applied in this turned down without 1hearings. Hearings asked for were refused. The state, if an owner of a car drives it 2.000 miles, he pays for the up­ matter was token up with the gov­ keep of the roads In proportion to ernor only to receive a most unsat­ his use of them. If he shall drive isfactory answer. Right or wrong, 50,000, with the same kind of car according to Mr. Ungren, the tax und the governor he will pay 25 times aa much and he commission ought to. because he will use the roads 25 times more than he would would they give an open ear to any discussion of the tax. As a last re­ bv driving 2,000 miles. We believe the slate ought to make the big sort. after nearly a year of work, the trucking companies and the bus Farm Bureau and Allied Co-op’s en­ lines pay a larger proportion than gaged a law firm that has won two they now do because they pound the lilts over the state tax commission rood to pieces and wear them out and have started suit for an Inter­ to a far greater extent than Is com­ pretation of the law. pensated by the amount of gas they Creek. Farm Bureau representative, buy. * pointed out the value of this work . j .---- ' • wiicrc it Is and leave thc weight tax alone Lo the farmers of Michigan, and and It has recently been reduced by appealed to the group for member­ about one-third—Michigan can con­ ship in the Farm Bureau to back tinue a state, county and township them In this suit. He feels the suit rood program. If we do not. then can be easily won, which will return those programs will suffer. If the the farmer big dividends on his roads are allowed to go to pieces, membership patronage plan, now In who will want automobiles? Good force on all Farm Bureau commodi­ ------- --------U WC me IO ties to members. County Agent Foster points out have motor driven cars. In our Judgment the proposal to that it is hard for the Michigan cut the gas tax and reduce the farmer to realize and appreciate the weight tax by means of constitu­ extreme value the Stale Farm Bur­ tional amendments is a cheap and eau has been to him, not only in unfair attempt by big city automo­ this matter, but other legislation and bile owners to saddle the burden of the upkeep of the roads on other price, guaranteed feeds at the lowest people. They want good roods, but possible cost and a good market for want to place a good share of the his produce. Every member has had coat of such roads upon those who his membership cost returned many ought not to pay IL We hope the times in benefits whether he knows voters of this stole will overwhelm­ ingly defeat both propositions. cm owns should ffl MID GUSTS SEEK INTERPRnA TION OF SALES TAX Buy Now Low Prices On 17 Nationally Known Products I Call at the store and see these articles PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE DAIRY FEED Pastures are poor. Feed is short. Feed our 16P DAIRY RATION to your cows. Keep up the milk production. The price is right. It’s cheaper than bran. PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO OEa Regular 50c sizeNOW COG PALMOLIVE SHAVE CREAM OC a Large 35c tube&NOW CwC COLGATE’S DENTAL CREAM 4 QLarge 25c tube, 2 for 37c; Now ea. I 3C COLGATE’S RAPID SHAVE CREAM OE a Large 35c tube-NOW COG COLGATE’S DENTAL POWDER aa Giant 45c sizeNOW wwC VASELINE HAIR TONIC ars Extra value 65c sizeNOW V I C COLGATE’S PERFUMED SOAP g 10c—Beautifully wrappedNOW OC SIX for 29c COLGATE’S EXQUISITE TALCS—Va- 4 riety of odors—Reg. 25c size, choice I vC Many Other Toiletries you use every day at low B. A. LyBarker, Prop. Hasting*, Mich. scribing resort features of the qounMr. and Mra. Frank Gould and ty were distributed and through ac- granddaughter. Judith Hemphill, retlve contact with the resort owners | turned to Oberlin, Ohio, Friday the Association was able to secure , morning after a few days* visit with desirable reservations for tourists. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brill and other ■■ • ----------------relatives. HENDERSHOTT. I There will be an ice cream social Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McDonald en- | the Hendershott school bouse tertalned relatives lost week from ,thls Friday night. Indiana. --------------- <s» Mr. and Mrs. I<awrtnce Christen- | A visitor to the Chicago world's sen and children were Sunday , fair tells us of seeing thiguests at Chester Tompkins In the |Ha hotel window tn the W Star district EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Our Banking Service Accommodating, But Conservative, Should Commend Itself To You The VALUE of this bank’s service to this city and the people of this com­ munity has been proven many times during the past neairly 50 years. Deposits in this Bank Commercial or Savings are insured under the Fed eral Banking Act of 1933 The latest in modern physical equip­ ment enables this bank to perform the business transactions expected of a good bank. Besides these facts, there is the “Personal’’ element which enters every business contact — giving an atmos­ phere of friendly interest. STICKER PERMITS TO EXPIRE ON AUGUST 1 [ Sticker permits under the two-. i payment automobile license plan willI expire on August 1 for some 351442l Michigan motorists, according to de­. partment of stale records. Under■ . ment must be paid at that time। since no authority in the state hasI been given power to extend their■ use after that date. CHAIN STORE LAW TO SUPREME COURT MAKING WATERFOWL SURVEY OF STATE A comprehensive survey of Mich­ igan's waterfowl nesting areas, In­ eluding a search for nests and broods of young and observations of marsh conditions lias been started by the game division of the State Department of Conservation with the co-operation of other state instltutlons. Much of Ute data so com­ piled will be sent to Washington as Michigan’s contribution of informa­ tion on Ute waterfowl situation and win be considered Ut planning a National conservation program to be financed with funds received from the Duck Stamp Act tn which all hunters of migratory waterfowl dur­ ing the 1934 season are required to purchase a dollar stamp in addition Michigan's chain store tax law is now being considered by the state supreme court. If the law Js held valid, twenty-eight of the larger establlshment ot sanctuariM. and chain store organizations will be re­ flooding of marshes will be included quired to pay a total ot $1498,000 in in the program. *' challenged soon after It was put into We're patriotic, but still we'd pre­ effect. fer gold eagles to blue ones. This bank fully appreciates the ex­ pressions of confidence from its many friends and patrons. HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 Capital $150,000 HASTINGS, MICH. ----- �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JULY 18. IBM A Great MID-SUMMER FOOD SALE With A Spectacular Array of Food Bargains At AU A&P Food Stores This Week— 79' Iona Flour Soap Chips t*sk Salad Dressing «•« 5.1k.toS5e »&.45c a-lk. «wc carton * / Soda* or Graham* Iona Peaches »- ’« —• a-zy lb. loaf Raisin Bread >■■* Pink Salmon ™ c... 3— 35c Peanut Butter *•“— Z^-45c P&G IOw-27 Navy Beans M-ki— 3 iw 1<F MfillC PET or CARNATION Tall /| cant J»gc flESH GROUND 8 O’clock^- ss. ,k.19c Red Circle to zr tv .u X5‘ Bokar au« Bulk Rice Tomato Soup cahrbell s 4,.., 35: Fig Bars •* * c Z 23‘ H lb- pkl- ^1C Lipton’s Tea *•<.£• Waldorf Tissue 6 r»n* 25c Iu~ to.toX3< Hire’s Extract Spaghetti™ >■■ “>< 3W Apple Sauce /.*. k/.’ 2 15' Briilo Certo Calumet = bottla ,k “■ 23‘ xkc. 17c GRAPENUTS ■ INSTANT POSTUM 4-oz.' can 25c BRAN FLAKES pkg. 10c POST TOASTIES 3 .m. pkg. 20c Ige. 10c Beverages yuon '4^-^'' 3*S:.S5‘ Holland Rusk N B 2 -«• 25c Cheezham’»■-•* 5- °* reusable J 6^-15' Soap SO<1J) Evaman't Hardwnter Cartile few-ty Pabst-ett ci-... sP,..d .■-.IT Whitehouse Milk T-n c... 3 -IT lt 29' Bulk Green Tea Beer c... S1.59 Wayne Beer 4 ..H. 29c Scot Tissue CANNING SUPPLIES MASON JARS MASON JARS JAR TOPS TEX WAX JAR RUBBERS MASON JARS Quarts 2 Quarts doz. 79c doz, $1.09 pkg. 23c pkg. 8c 2 pkgs. 9c doz. 69c Pints Choice Steaks Haorfr OvC* KOaSlS 17c Branded Beef PORK CHOPS Lean End Cuts GROUND BEEF -Ground hourly Lb. 19c Lb. 10c -AU Cuts of Chuck NONE HIGHER 15c BOLOGNA or CLUB FRANKFURTS ■Grade No. 1 . 2 Iba. 25c » ABSOLUTELY PURE Ldril KETTLE RENDERED 3 u» 25c MINCED HAM Wafer Sliced Lb. 17c BACON 2 to 3 lb. Chunks 2 lbs. 25c Bee4^AOS COUNTRY ROLL STYLE am , , ALWAYS 6WE3TI BlllXer Z -<• — 49C PEOPLEMUSTSET- 1"““’^^ Chinch-Bug Makes the RE HE QUESTION j False Farmers Fanners Believe Believe ZntomoloEntomolo­ gists Are Wrong on Lore PROPOSED CHANGES Di East arising.—Movie stare havtj Freeport spent Saturday afternoon doubles who perform dangerous COUNTY AND TWP. MY ana and Mra. Mrs. or* Ora vaienunc Valentine ana and .. Mr feats for than and it family of Grand Rapids visited the GOVERNMENTS £ath?d£chatac>eharda^doim^ forra,T'4 brothCT*nd cU>th^h ha^rort^l a^Ld ton Valentine. and family Bunday Mrs pranjc Hosma’s granddaugh-' jTO BE SUBMITTED AT which has created a good deal of In to ,uu no to| NOVEMBER ELECTION . ESS .TuXn*7S» to S 1' Thomas Robinson spent from Monday until Prtda«r in Lansing, along with ocher boys trom Barry luram„ „„ „.ranKX,,„. । tfie summer with ber grandmoUier. Barry Oo. Board ot SuperIn>r eoutx"u“ wl?'y ; visors Opposed Plan for havi sent specimens of the false. “ chinch-bug to the entomolgy deCombining Units Jw’1?rom^ttu./wtnm"ur nelakeSundaT CarltonLASwill hold an Hie^reM^tlnubit 'lcc crean' SOCU1 WcdnMda>' eVr' . The board of supervisors doubt... ................. w-ct was the real trouble maker. . nlng j^y 35^ Kiel?' Mt homc of Mr pea reflected lhe untoent ol tolr “J ,~|aSu 1", "ij? lto^c°mto and Mrx Earl Keeler. Home made ; const It ute nts when they opposed the comyanled by a letter suggesting Jce crvam wm be served, so called government plan, which that the entomology department gnd Mw Quy NaR}l and would combine several township *'ns »’r°n8 Mxxit the plants that vlslte<j Mn) Etta Nash In Hastings the clunch-bug eala. annd.» etom^tonijemeutot to eoun- chm'chTitoto ntl'y'nUnt.-'oekto' ‘ Mr “ruble end UmlW ..tsbtoueu we mmtt to. .uper££ toS'«.KM"!, >«mr..otouto> did under, ml.- 1U1| (ound th0IC „llc h with toleiter-a .tor, Mr. and Mrs. leppn-henaow The proptod chuutes „tm uteha and sujar been. Itl°2, In county and township government antMJLey.. hl._ hart! Mr nnrt Mrs Holl“ B«rb^r of eaa‘ will be submitted to the voters"of a little in thehof Hasttn*’- ,nd Mr Bnd M” Car>-1 the stale at the November election. SlTuie conf^siS, m uSS? PuMer ,pem Sunday »«"noon with If the propped amendment shall Xnllty wITckSd uo UueCt*Mr.and Mrs. Wnv Hahcarry, it would not follow that thc fRj chlnch-bua is a native Mr and Ford ,A-S|’ln’‘11 "ntl .governing units of Barry or any OJ.P*. to dS&uefite^ Un"ly *“endcd a birtlKtay gatherlother county would be changed If “ft ? It I thP hOmC °f I that amendment shall carry, nelth- ™.|^s 2fr’ Mr Mr* R°y ■n’*nMn,d ot •er townihip. city or county gown- ™tClark»<»ile Sunday, the day being ment would be thereby changed for Xw‘hke Te pert ’.f £ ; Ford s birthday Report of Condition of the National Bank of Hastings IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 20, IBM. ASSETS 1. Loans and discounts 81WJ0A93 NONB 3. United SUtes Government securities 111.....1111111111 ............................... 4. Securities guaranteed by United SUtes Government as to Interest and/or prin­ 2.40000 cipal ................................._ _______________________________ 6. Other bonds, 28,987 50 uv.au, stocks, scwm, and RUU securities BCCunucw .-_'......................................................................... _ _ ________ _____ _____ ..... NONE CMtomers- liability on account of accepunxs executed ...................... 1................. 30,000 00 Banking house. 825.000; Furniture and fixtures, 85,000 NONE Real estate owned other than banking houw...^.______________ Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 711.11..1. 126,504.83 Cash in vault and balances with otiier banks 1..1111111 58J16 68 Outsaldc checks and other caxh items 1,984.76 Redemption fund with United SUtes Treasurer and due from United SUU-s Treasurer _■ 2,500 00 Acceptances of other banks and bills of exchange or drafts sold with indorse­ ment of this bank ... .. NONE Securities borrowed — 1111111111111111... NONE • 15. TOTAL ASSETS 8587.453.18 LIABILITIES ■ . Dois. CU. 16. Demand deposits, except Unital Stales Government deposits, public funds and deposits of other banks............................................................... $ MJ90.00 Time dejxMiU. except postal savings, public funds and deposits of other bankill 252,067.05 Public funds of States, counties, school district^, or other subdivisions or muiilclpalltieA 85,107.83 10. United Stales Government and portal oJvInga deposit, ______________ .... 37,650.00 Deposit, of oilier banks, including certified and cashiers' checks outstanding.. 3.822.24 Total of items 16 to 20: u> Secured by pledge of loans and/or investments $ 37.650 00 tb) Not secured by pledge of loans and/or investments 439367.11 TOTAL DEPOSITS M77.037.ll 21. Circulating notes outstanding ........................................................................................ ;. 23 tO rrpurchaae United Slates Government or other securities sold . Blllr payable _• 24. Rediscounts ..ZZIZZ. Accepunces of other banks and bills of exchange or drafts sold With indorse­ ment of this bank ...1..................................................... 26. Acceptances executed by this bank for customers and to furnish dollar ex­ change, exclusive of- acceptances of this bank purchased or discounted Acceptances executed by otiier banks for account of this bank Securities borrowed Interest, taxes, and other expenses accrued and unpaid Other liabilities . ...... 31. Capital account: Common stock. 2.000 shares, par $25 per share $ 50,000.00 Surplus 10,000.00 Undivided profits—net .......................... 36531 Reserve for contingencies 50.80 50.000.00 NONE he proposed ameiulment prvmdes Wlnbj„ u thc‘ral4e chtnch-bug, uHI’ ’ NONE tliat. brtwe m»F »uch change ran be numeroua enough ,0 iUrt SHILTZ. NONE accomplislied in a ?r migrating it can be destroyed with' Mr and Mrs. Clay Pettit of Coats count) , lhe matter must first be sub- th# Mmcs uscd for h (Grove called on Royce Baine SunNONE tnilUd lo the voterw of the county, chmeh-bngs ,rf,v day. I for their approval or disapproval. . Sunday visitors at Andrew NONE . Thc supervisors will realize and will MILO. (Smith's were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest NONE and LL Mrs— ... H «. M. Kennedy and'Smith and of Deltop and Mr. : readily admit that considerable savMr ar.i ~ family — NONE ...... — . -_U __U und gQIJ , mgs could be afiected for the tax- son. Lee. visited their .parents. Mr. । and _ Mrs.to C.to— B. Smith NONE payers of this county. and Mrs. H J. Flower over night Robert, of Grand Rapids. NONE We would say that there ought to Thursday, stopping on their way Mr. and Mrs. John Chamberlain be a purchasing committee, com- home from n three weeks' vacation and Patricia called on Mr. and Mrs. posed of county officer* and repre- spent at Elk Rapids and Traverse Wm French at Urbandale Sunday scntatlves of the supervisors If City. evening, Mrs Etta Spiller returned that rtiould be done and bids be reMcsdamc.* Brandstctter and Boyle home with them for a few weeks’ quired a good saving m expenses tor have made several business trips {visit. 1 supplies for all departments of the to Kalamazoo recently. I Mias Violet Wurm of Brush Ridge TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT > 80,416.07 county government would result. Mr. and Mrs J J. Doster sold has been assisting Mrs. J M. BellFurthermore, if the board could au- their farm here the past week lo Ingham with her housework thc past TOTAL LIABILITIES $5^7,453.18 thonre ite claims committee or thc Frank Hammond of Kalamazoo. two weeks, MEMORANDUM: Ixmiis and Investment* Pledged lo Secure Liabilities. purchasing committee to meet once Mr*. Nettie Hyde and son Paul of Mrs. Byron Lewis very pleasantly United Slates Government securities ................................................................ .8 85.150.00 a month, audit bills and pay them Hartings called on Mrs. Bellinger entertained the Ladles' Aid at her Other bonds, stocks, and securities................................................... NONE promptly the county would get the ttn<j family Saturday. home Wednesday. Mrs. J. E. Norton 34. Loans and dh-counU ..... NONE benefit of considerable cash disWarren Bellinger is some >m- J invited them to meet at her home counu. which would save a good proved in health since coming to the for thc August meeting, 35. TOTAL PLEDGED (excluding.rediscounts).......................... ........................................... 85.150.00 sum There are no doubt other sav- farm, although he has suftered at | The Ice Cream Social sponsored. 36. Pledged: |ings which members of the board times with heart trouble. |by thc Ladies' Aid Saturday after­ can easily suggest There were fourteen members at noon and evening was a fine sue-1 <a» Against circulating notes ouLsUindUig....................................... ....... « 50.000 no Thc Banner realizes fully- that all tjW. Triple Link Club Friday at the (cess Net proceeds amounted to' <b> Against United SUtes Government and postal saving., deposits 35.150.00 the savings promised by comblna- Hower home. Thc meeting was Ul $16.90. The organization greatly aptaxis do not materialize. For in- charge of the new president. Miss -predates thc fine coojx?ratk>n ex-1 TOTAL PLEDGED.................................................................................... ............................... 8 85.150.00 .stance commLwions are said to be C|nra Scott, with Mesdamo. Mina tended by Royce Baine for the use State of Michigan. County of Barry—ss. much more economical than thc tnMliU and Ethel Honeywell In of his lawn and lighting facilities | I, w. E. Carter, Cashier of the above-named bank, do soimenly swear that the above ual mavor and common council for charge of tlw program which wasiand the entire community for Jis. statement u true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Icin' government, and lliat is no much enjoyed willingness to help. Many people I doubt true But it doesn’t have to we greatly sympathize with Mr. from away were in attendance and I W. E. CARTER, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th be true We doubt if there is In and Mrs. C. C- PeltcnglU and son a pleasaht afternoon and evening1 day of July, 1934. the state of Michigan a city the size ln the loss of their fine bantu by was enjoyed by all. of Hastings or even larger, that fire last Monday also in the loss sus----- *-*surprise ------- ■“ -------------1 be Orville A. Sayles. A• special feature will Chas. Hendershott. rar, make a better financial showing '.amed in their home Thursday when1 ‘in Sunday School next Sunday , NoUry Public. Chas. 8. Potts, (Seal) than does our city, governed by a a gasoline stove exploded bunting; jChildren especially should not miss I Kim Sigler, mayor and council If the right tjuie. kitchen badly ’"1. Try to attend both services next My commission expires March 16. 1935. Directors. type of men become interested in I Mr McClurkin spent last week -x j-# thc | do- ‘u.-.-.; Sunday ...» morning. You’ll — enjoy city government and are put in mg his harvesting and threshing on splendid sermons by Rev Kring. | p-aces of responsibility, whether the ,]1P w pennock farm near Hastings Preaching at 10:00, Sunday School' ----------- —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- ---------- - ----------- government be a commission or a »ir nnri Mr, oj-ar Smith mid at it-no L. , . mayor-and-common council, the re- children of W. Hickory were callers —--------- --------------York, spent Ixst week with his par- Johnson of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ryan of Jackson spent EAST IRVING. 'suit will be tiie Mfnte. That city will Bl lhc Flower home and also called ( EAST ents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Page and Wm. Orton and son Robert. Mrs. Uie Fourth with his brother. Joe. be well managed, as Hastings ccr- on wr and Mrs Thomas Spaw Sat-(Last week’s Letter. other relatives and friends. They Sarah Johnson of Grand Rapids, j --------------- a a , y u , .. , urday. Otto Hedges, who is In the CCC ।returned homc Saturday. jMrs.-Arum Raymond of Jackson and | In order to reach the understandNo doubt with a little amendment ,Mrs Wilcox Is spending some time i cwmp at Strong. Mich. spent a few | Mrs. Jennie Page and son James tMrs. Ramina McNce ot Hustings. ing ear of all the nation's peoples, to the present county government at her home in Hastings. Her grand- ; d®?* I**"1 week with his mother. Mrs, 'spent Friday in Grand Rapid,. i Mr. and Mrs. Art Sherman and Russian talkies must be made in .aw*, large savings could be afiected Jack was wltll her until early!Mattie Hedges. I Sunday visitors al W(|l Page’s'family of Freeport spent Sunday 47 different languages. Directors for Barn county There can be no lvst Kl.tk whcn a playmate. Jack . Mr and Mr> Jamr, h Page and, were. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson nnd | with Mrs. Mattle Hedges and son over there must be polygluttons for doubt that the supervisors know the pcrkU1s. accomimnied him home nnd.daughter Joan of Ogdensburg- New (daughter. Nina, and Mr and Mrs. Emmet. punishment. sentiments of the people whom they ,spenl the remainder of Uie week. 1-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 renrt .wm fhr .. __ * represent far more nrriiratriv accurately than Mr and Mrs. Ernest. .. Bradfield of' n governing body ot three or five South Bend, are spending this week members But no one can question visiting thc former's father. John; that the meetings of the board, sev­ Bradfield, and his brother. Mr. and eral months apart, without giving Mrs Merle Bradfield ■the county a chance to make pur­ Mrs. Jennie Lyons and son Albert . chases as any business corporation nnd nephew. Lawrertce Quick, drove would make tom, moke, to pre»- do thc home of Ernest Quick Sunday rm type o! counts sotoument more uter lhe> In companr with .eoeum ton woota . , .expensive than would a .m.ll.r smaller Mf governing body Laws should be mazoo and were joined by the lat­ passed that will make it possible ter.* son. Mr. and Mrs Clinton for the county to purchase supplies Quick, lor a drive to Paluadcs to better advantage, and get the Park on the lake shore, south of benefit of cash discount,, South Haven to call on Mr and Mrs Arthur Quick. They enjoyed a pic­ CEDAR CREEK. nic dinner by the lake. Henry Wertman and wife visited Mr and Mrs John Scobey of Has­ their daughter and family. Mr and ° ting* spent Sunday with Mr and Mr.- Waiter Campbell, of Freeportr' Mrs Harlan Scobey Sunday Miron Campbell returned Mrs Bellinger is a business visi­ tor tn Kalamazoo this Monday aft­ Henry Lcinanr nnd family .vlsKciI ernoon. Mr.* Roush » some improved in . health Her many friends rejoice Remember the ur cream tot.d ..t ,„h ,„d hope w ,uli> ynn Beremen. tto week TlmnMORE Itwht. w, jto u4Ineri Mr? Manly Mor■nv- xbnrt tUOTk TRtodu wu lua „„ NON SKID No< Only Here but from wen attended and ., real c«xt time p.,tlcular> Wr extend MILEAGE was enjoyed he by ah ... totowet .11 John hto Gurd r-.„.d is c. ,,.na>,lh, <„ M, Morn. «d the ftporti like them the president for next year ' member* of the family. Mr. and Mr, Johnnie, BntcHrft of We also sympathize with Mr and Sunfield visi ’rt! at =; the th? home h™.r of Ar•sited Farr Helcn and Ktng.nd family famllv Rutiirdav .jev ln . . .... ..and .1 1 .dy Owen and Saturday o{.... daughter »'nc . «»»'• Remember the Pioneer picnic also >u.fr at hfr U1 i>trol. 8un. come, next aeek Thursday A good da>. abo lo th(. husband who is left1 program J**" arranged. alone m tM h6n,e Wf canhol Un-' G-3 Users Report 43% is Too Modest—They’re Mrs 5M11 Shriber and daughter of derstand His ways but surely know HasnnCs Hastmes VLMted .... her parents. Mr u mU4. (or thc atlrl Mrs. Kfrx Will m ...<1. . . . Getting More Extra Non-Skid Mileage Than and Will VturH Gurd Ix.f last week. CARLTON CENTER. Low Prien! Look Herd THE LITTLE RED BRICK. That—But We Prefer to Be Conservative ' Mr and Mrs Arley Todd arc hap- I Mr and Mr* Will Craig ol Has­ py over thc arrival of a little girl.i tings called at Wm Strausbaugh's born Saturday morning. Yes, there's quite an uproar over our G-3 adver­ I Thursday evening George Walters was buried from Cu»to"'cf*’ y , Loren Erb cf Hastings spent Sun­ the Methodist church at Hastings 1 tising. People who got the first G-3's put out— Built with Supertwist Cord day with Bernard Hammond Saturday afternoon, he was a for-1 months before the public announcement—say Mr and Mrs Warren Bolton. Lew­ mtr Carlton boy. having spent all j is and Boyd spent Sunday with her hb boyhood and early manhood in “you're pulling your punch"—cite mileage records *>»3H brother, Victor Clum. near Lake this vicinity, but after his marriage j to prove 43% more non-skid life is an under-statehad lived In Grand Rapids and at msnt. Very likely it Is low—very likely the G-3 does Mr and Mrs. Judd Carpenter of thc time ot his death was living ipf ’Hasting}, uere Sunday visitors at Indiana -Muqh sympathy is ex-. do better—but, by speeding up to 50, jamming on wm Strausbaugh's. ’’•■ctically n0 pressed for the family over the sad brakes, every few miles day and night, in harder Mr and Mrs. Geo. McCulla of accident that caused his death. —Ala (Hartings spent Saturday P. M at driving than most people dp, the Goodyear teat Manon clem, while working on a Clifford Hammond's car Saturday morning, had the mis-; fleet established the average* of 43% greater non­ i Our annual school meeting was, fortune to break his leg just above | skid wear—and we’ll stick to that figure because: ’ 1 Monday . r'e’}Uig. Ken- jhe anu/ He WBS taken to Pennock .,«!> Hurlto wu rleclM to lx our toptu! wlxrr to tr.ctto wu rwThat much extra safety at no extra cost is plenty Imw tr.uii.rr or to wbool tord. a“c"* ,•"* j*1" Orousbt hoto. He to offer! If you have yet to see this amazing new 1 - -- ___.Olflno olzuitr a> Kroll U getting along as well as he ran can. Ah hope tor his quick recovery. Goodyear All-Weather, don't wait longer—come in Lyle Todd of Mio. northern Michi­ Constipated 30 Years right away! gan u visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Aided By Old Remedy John Shupp. Mr and Mrs E. J- Reek and fam­ ' For thirty years t had consti­ ily spent Sunday afternoon at Gun pation. Sounng food from stom­ ach choked me Since taking Ad- lake, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Jones and fam­ lerlka I am a new person ConsUpation is a thing of the past" ily ot Kalamazoo and MIm Verda -Alice Burns B. A.-Ly Barker. Zuschnltt of Charlotte, were gue*u! Druggist —Adv. “That’s our story and we’re GOING TO STICK TO IT! SPECIAL FOR FARMER CUSTOMERS DRINKING CUPS for Threshers 2'- 5c 43°r GOODYEAR SPEEDWAYS $4.40 $4.95 BROSS TIRE & RATTERY SERVICE ROAD SERVICE-TELEPHONE 2482 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THK lUCTIMOa BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JULY IB, 1W4 ' It*turr harvest ot peaches, peen, and The afternoon meeting starts at STATE CROP REPORT CLOVERDALE. • SELECT SPEAKERS phim* than last year. The peach 1:01 P. M. with a concert by the oiniL vnur ntruni FOR FARMERS’ DAY Lumberjack Orohaetra. This group HAS BRIGHT SPOTS crop, however, is still much below the bold a business meeting at the Mrs. Bernard DeOolta and Mr. and ing* >ols. OU. 1186406.83 NONE 2.40000 28.98750 NONE 30.000.00 NONE 126,504.83 56416 68 1484.76 3,50000 NONE NONE ■ M7.453.18 JoU. CU. I 08390 00 252.067.05 85.107.83 37,650.00 342324 50.000.00 NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE - average production for the state. church Thursday. ’July 18th at 3 - - Mall Carriers picnic st Oun lake. o'clock. Everyone invited. Use of Surplu* Land, Live­ Potatoes and Some Frails iZ^y*Sr * their reputation. The orchestra won Little Norman and Keith John­ Saturday evening. stock Conditions on Pro­ first place for rendering folk songs Are Expected to Be Bettion of 8461400- Grapes and cher- cock of East Orangeville are visiting al a national contest in St. Louis, ‘ THREE CORNERS. gram Friday, July 37 ter That Last Year ?1Ci are not aa good a* last year. their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Safety of Fun Mo., wligrc the competition ranged East Lanaing.-Preront day prob- |irom nlu muy Mnas hill bands lo to sailor crrwM crews l.m* are the key notes for the speak- . from g nu-billy H<rbor c-rs who will talk to their Farmers' Day audience at Michigan State ColMaasfd clyolrs from the 12 enlege Friday July 37 I1"** ,n ^e country church choir Thr win he in I *r*'l 81ve one or more Arthur Johncock. this week, while Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baumer of East Lansing —No famine U In NASHVILLE their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hastings were Monday evening call<sight in Michigan ngures of crop . , w„k-_ r-uer Johncock. are at the Chicago ,prospects for 1934 released by Verne , n .. Claude A. Hammond. World's fair. .H. Church. ,uu Mrtailiural aMUMrs Leonard of Hastings is visit­ Floyd Walters and daughter. family were at Kalamaaoo Sunday. 1tlclan, The of -r Mr. *nu and ing her.daughter. Mrs. Lester Mon- Marian, of Grand Rapids called at lhe most moat Important crop shortages ' HclaUvea and •“« friend* m .. .state . - are. ip .Ip 1feed .’tu. num . — Marvw 7T~ .tanntnn tn»m (or this crop, iur for Mr— * Harry •airmrlMri urp S!“ d— „r -nd r lor mu» ai«»c —I-; 1celr. — -"177 — 7and — . Mrs Mr. Marlin and MrsL Martin DeSmit of Mrs Edw. Wallen. .. ___ .___________ _______________ holnina them MT.cele, livestock, hay and fodder crop*Vridav being nloht on PrUlay night, helping them “NATIONAL- SHARES. much below normal. The only brate their nr»t wedding annlver- Plainwell and Mra. Geonda Gelb and John I. Kennedy and Mr. Clifton son of Mendon were Sunday guests of Detroit and Bernard Ryan of chance to remedy this siiortase now sary A jxX luck supper, was served. of Mr. and Mra. Grover Davenport Mrs. E. V. Keyes u in Pennock Jackson spent Saturday at thc A?^Wh Prc"nt> Ule ><* ■••tog contest al L, to plant rye for pasture, as sugand family. seated by-Michigan State college hospital where she underwent a maClaude A. Hammond home. They Mra. Harry Pennela spent the week and Mr. Hammond attended the 3=W o'Oock will be a hot number. fartn crops department. i°r operation on Friday morning. Xr trt EnW“ tor lhU COnt“l abouW I visiting her mother at Mattawan. 'Joint meeting of the Wolverine wL. hiJX!. f P^nZ^tv.Ma Uter *l lhe toreatry building before I| Michigan |>otatoes arc expected to'. Mr. and Mra. Harold VeoUter of t S’ .cIoek bUd 7?( ,n<. .ulproduct mo.VT.uheU titanfto K3.Lanaln8 spent Monday evening with Mr and Mr* Lloyd Mills and Beagle Assocmiion Association ana and oarry Barry uo Co Washington, Pennsylvania, M1*! 1:M | WUoonaln. U qualified to discuss thi* ,„rni.n«w, . eEta'll? nren D^kri^T IUrd,y '»«“"«•’ wh,ch w«’ held to question from an intimate knowledge ?rln|. , ..la. n . M falb over P>ana for the Field Trials crop of 23.050,000 bushels is Indi-. R«v- ««><! Mrs 8. R. WurU and UM Griswold 8L. Detroit, Mkb. <x™’lry,' ' Tiie morning, except for the live- ' catod by present conditions. Last fampy have returned from their Howards City spent a tew days last which are to be held here this fall. ,__ _ |»wo *«*“’ vacation, visiting her week with MUs Helen Davenport. D«treU's 014m* •■UMaa aad g The difficulties confronting Michi- stock program, will be devoted to an •year's crop was 20470.000 I, ,OpT 8!al? “j* °L.hw Bean conditions arc considerably motbet near Luicrne. Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Gibson and JGrand. Rjt.P,‘<!? ca,2^ 0,1 r Ran livestock men have caused a, inspection of the crop* plaU and lhe Funeral service for Mrs. Nellie son Gerald, and Miss Ruth HomiGUnord *nd Gladys Walters Thuraspecial program to be arranged for college livestock and Uie exhibit by 'worse -than last year as a crop of J. L. Maua, Haatinga, Mich. only 3.055.000 bags Is. in sight and Schiedel. 74. were held Saturday afl- t motored to Eureka to visit the Rev. day evening. evening. Brown and Elmer Beamer. Blissfield. d’lsplan'hu'akin aOD-TO o’ctockon lh* _p”i-.. f,1ucl?oa ln ________ 1^33 ’hw nenhew ^xter'Crouae men •> am.. I^ prnnnn at '40 r,'rlrwir at tlw* where hnme ' H^l*i family They found’’them Friends of Rev. Minard Lewis will have charge of the livestock dU- the'fjd cXi.r Rivet. 7hU .how wUl, ?£Xd iT^Ue had^»S yeara “»Ppy ore/tbe^rival of a K were very sad to hear that he had a xssswse «•. S5 “ stroke Friday evening. He la still very low. Rose Marie returned ix>me Sunday .0^, .M. «••. . .GaU Uktoa wi.ua s*ng mu.k---------------- -- -- ---------------------------- *««• spending a week with Norma1 and Bruce, who have been visiting Clare Dealer is reported In a Wf faJO Producers Commi.vlon Ex-1 The Lumberjack Orchestra will 000 in Michigan os com-Jiwtvkw ««rX‘ce^__MM------------. ... .... . i "Lead Kindly Light ” and “ No Night ' day vf their parents. Mr. and Cooley of Hastings ‘ahd Robert Hain­ , friends and relatives in this vicinity 'serious condition at Pine Criwt Millchange. Mr. Beamer is in dally con- furntah . mualAl setting for the log P»re<1 •«>> yrar‘ y,c,d 01 42 ‘ ,',u ?**“I, Mrs. Chas. Monica. — -------. — -----------rnoiwl accompanied Robert Cooley] for the past two week,, left on Wed- urium in Kalamazoo. —tact with the livestock industry. lr0IUng and a canoe tilting contest 3,5-aw biuheU. ThU crop has will)- I™”*ln ' grows!1-—. ■ w — —u I rr*u‘d r,hoApent wJlh hlm to nesday morning for a motor trip to I . Mmwsor.be .nd .be>SHoSd. “I to'eX Tportl Istooa •««-, tne arougnt wen ana T" ’k,, “ ---------' «e s ' rapidly in In the the untuuallv unusually hot hot weather weather .Thursday morning that his cousin, ] *nd M.r' U.r± 'It?On’L Zpcn^LreW , 1। the western coast of the U. 8. "Rielr CRESSEY crops department at tiie Oollcge will features ranldlv prevailing Increased planlingx of Marvin Bianseu of Winchester! m- tored Hirough the northern part ot Mr and Mrs. George Kelley at­ , itinerary includes. a few days to . talk al the livestock men's meeting. —----------- --- -----------------prtvamng. increase or !1 the the state stateSa ’turday and and Sunday.___ .been ___ plantings ___ iriitaa ..hr..। Baturday tended aa family family reunion reunion at at the lhe homc home . Chicagq at the World's Fair and , „ All ways of alleviating the shortage I Let us be thankful for vegetables, fodder com have made to rc - du,ia' *“?tl ■ ab0“l . Mr nd Mr, }J,.r,Sunday. McCanlin, tended of her parents last week Sunday. ,.. of forage crops .will be discussed. Nobody can make cheap imitations , ptace hay shortages. 1«LJ“* nl«hL._a! L.^t' RuXv.hh _’!!V 7u,Iowa, 'ra also a week's L . Streator. 111., where he was making ,»l*« ‘ Sunday with the George Chip ­ Mrs. McOavey of Grand Rapids and Denison. Federal aids which may be available to mU at a profit dcaplte the low Another optimistic angle of thc visited her brother. Edw. Walters, 8top at Yellowstone National Park, will have a place on the program. price. (crop report is the probability of a* a drop from an airplane. It was a ,n“” family at Kalamazoo. ’! — ----------— — • Mr. and Mrs Harvey Enrlan and triple parachute drop. Uie second MrMf«- Harry Owens enter­ and family over tlw week end. their destination being Spokane, family are spending several wceka al ’ failed t^-open. He fell about 1.500 friends from Chicago a few Wash. PINE LAKE. . , <Crooked lake. feet. Funeral services were held Sat- f ,y‘., LWW;k'. Paul Brouard of u- Angeres, Cali-1 MUs Genevieve Crandall of Kataurday afternoon in Winchester. In-1 Llttte Mary P^roe is vis ting .— -------------------------------d J”;^ivrt^PVvre 1 diana. Mr. Lykins attended the fu-'^r aunt. MUs Cora Mac*, .. at Wall fornia. who has been visiting relailakc this week. live* here for several weeks, left fori" rt a^^wa.1two weeks with relatives here. oeral accompanied by hU parents. 1 ■ Mr. and Mra. Roy PCbnels and hts homc on Monday morning milctrLlat^cilkmi' । MIm Dorothy Dunbar of KalamaMr. and Mrs. Sammy Hamilton!, and Mrs. Harry Jonm of KalaHarold Brown of Flint is spending: will live in the Fleming house on ( Mr. masoo spent Sunday with Mr. and some lime with his parents. Mr. and *l Jl0™’}j'?e “£* ***” । Phillip street. Mrs. Ed. PenneU. Mrs. Bert Brown. Frances Brown Jg*. “ .X । 'family. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Flook were at mfi pfh riiii twig tidf Mrs Jack Shorts Is entertaining Case was also a recent visitor there. 1 r bGut c »*•« *»«««-• * v-uwm < Battle Creek recently. her parent*. Mr. and Mra. VodMr. and Mrs. Leander Rogers of Emma Nevins is accompanying [ tended a picnic at Milham Park Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher and wark and her sister and children ot .Union City were Sunday afternoon , her father and sister on a trip to Sunday. family are enjoying an outing at guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers (Massachusetts, where they will visit I Robert Barber underwent an operPodunk lake The Clover Leaf club 'Chicago thia week. Mis* Donna Marie Penncls visit- On Monday Mr. anti Mrs. Russell .relatives. [ation at Borgeu ixwpllal WadoM■♦will spend the day there. A pot luck cd friends in Kalamazoo a couple DePuy of Detroit made a visit there. Mra. Claud Champion lias been ill day. We all hope for his speedy ro­ dinner will be served'at noon. [ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnson during tire past week. covery. Air. and Mrs. Fred Wotring an­ of days last week. nounce the apiiroachlng marriage of! their daughter. Miss Mildred lo Attorney Henry Ford. Jr. of Kala­ mazoo. The wedding will take place this summer. Miss Esther Horn is staying with Rev and Mra Albert Ostroth. Rev. IQUAl OR SUPERIOR /< ANY and Mrs. D. C. Oktroth and children of Detroit were over the Fourth 7»vi/ 7.\, BUILT . guests of their parents. 5“ 1 JJtje Rational goan A St, ss </tZ r///7h(H P((p/(. n THIS TIRE f HELPED BUILD 00,410.07 M7.453.18 85.1 MOO NONE NONE 85,150 00 50400 00 33.1 MOO r 1/" NEW *V 4,..' Firestone H CENTURY PROGRESS TIRE a 85,150 00 RlGARDLFSS OF NAME, BfcAND, PRIU OlfLRLD (OR SALE hler. .fnlMTn. llrcctors. . n rm (.. r‘4..,r, Jackton spent brother. Joe. lhe understandiaUon's peoples. .r,';'Tj it nV- FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY igra. Directors poly-gluttons for UAL RMER MERS : cups isliers 5c r but from eok ffere! EAR AYS 'iat Cord REDUCED PRICES THE TIRE SENSATION OF ’34 4.40*2! ;To SEE it is to buy it! That’s the Way extra value stands out in the new Firestone Century Progress Tire. We found out what car owners wanted most in a tire—then we gave it to them. Out of more than ten .million visitors to the Firestone Factory at the World's Fair last year, we obtained this opinion: “Give us Blowout Protection, Non-Skid Safety, and Long Wear, at a Moderate Priee.’’jjpaVj>1 I That was a large order, and th'e price part of it was our biggest problem. We said lo ourselves: “Surely, if millions of people could get the tire they wanted, they would BUY!’’ We could sec volume production • . . resulting in unbelievably low prices— and savings for millions of car owners who wanted the safety, long wear, and dependability of a firat quality tire, at a price that would permit them to replace not only one tire but all four tires. So we built the greatest lire ever made to sell at these low prices. Then the wave of buying started—car owueri from Coast to Coast bought — not just one or two tirea —but complete sets! Go to the Firestone Service Dealer or Service Store in your community TODAY! See thc new Firestone Century Progress Tire—just look at the broad, husky shoulders, massive flat tread, deep-cut non-skid and Gum-Dipped cord*. Did you ever see so. much lire for so little iponey? No wonder it’s the Tire Sensation of *84 and SelU on Sight! Why not equip your car with a complete set—while priees are still at today’s low level. And remember, you get thc new Firestone Triple Guarantee tlw our.« Into OwtW YwSwaO* AtaOl 4 4.40-21 ••-71 8 .90 8 3.60 4.50-20 8.88 .96 3.84 4.50-31 •-M 1.01 4.04 Afs 8-78 1.08 1.32 8*4 7-R8 1.14 4.56 U7 5.25-21 1/.2P i il S.5O-17 •.88 1.27 5.08 8.8* 1.40 • 7f 1.40 5.60 5.60 4.75-19 500-19 S.2S-1B 5.60 1.10 5.50-18 Im OO— tow THE OUTSTANDING VALUE IN THE LOW-FRIGD FIELD 9 Tlretfene 4.10-21.—..! 84.45 4.50-21-J A98 4.75-19__ «.»• Ma3H-> W- For those car owner* who need new lire aafety at a very low ‘price the Firestone Courier Tire has no equal at thcac extremely low price*. —fer Unsquslad P«rfermanca Racerds Gladys Siearlliuu —hr 11 Month* Against All Road Haiards* (• Si* Month* in Commercial Service) E ANDRUS SERVICE The Home of SUNOCO Gas HASTINGS MICH. TELEPHONE 2240 ■ M1m Edna Brumm of Kalamazoo is visiting her parents. Mr. ind Mrs. Charles Brumm. t Fundal services far C. A. Pratt were held Sunday afternoon at two (o'clock at the Hess Funeral Home | conducted by lhe Rev M. E Hoyt. Music was furnished by Mra. Gail | Lykins, interment was made as Clarksville. Mr. Pratt was in thl (hardware business here for serenf I years. He leaves one son.L. E. Pratt I of Nashville, three grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Miss Arlene Perkins of Jacksod is vUltlng MUs Dorothy Wright. The hospital U getting settled in its new location on Main street. Recent guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schulze and family were. Mr. and Mra. Harry Pcaraee and chil­ dren of Rocky Mount. North Caro­ lina, Carl Estes of Victoria. Virginia and Mra. Cora Schulze of Lansing. Mr. attd Mrs. Bernard Shepherd and son. Mrs. Lute Jenkins and children Earle Pelghner of Detroit spent the Fourth with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pelghner. The Ladles' Aid of the Evangelical church held their Aid Wednesday .afternoon in the church basement, j Mrs. Esther Marshall has returned from a two months' visit with rela­ tives in New York. Mrs. Isabel Cooley, who spgnt the school year in Patterson. N. J., with Mrs. Scott and her daughter. Miss Zimmer has returned to her home, where all three will spend the sum­ mer. I At the American Legion celebra­ tion at Hastings. Carl Huve of Cas­ tleton Center entered Ills dappled <zr mv tram gray learn in the heovv heavy weiciit weight rlam class of horse pulling contest against Fred Smith's tram of Rutland. Thc gray's weighed 3.400 poundsand pulled lhe dead weight ot 6.800 pounds a disstance of 5 feet 3 inches. Mr. Stnlth'a team failed to move thc weight. Thi-i , was Mr. Huvc's first time to enter his team in a contest and he received many cotnplimenU on his good horsemanship. The fire department was called to the dump Monday afternoon to put out a Are. The contractors have their tool house and' office built near the bridge on North Main street, so it will soon be a busy place. JYlotorists call them GRAVEL BOULEVARDS" OOD gravel roods con be made duvK less in o few hours by applying moisture-absorbing Dowfiake to the rood G I Poor grovel roads can be improved by the addition of proper amounts of natural soil materials moisture-bound with Dowfiake Calcium Chloride. Dowftoke holds down lhe dull by keeping rood surfaces moirt. The moisture binding holds fine material together so that It packs under traffic instead of being brushed away by tires ond blown away by the winds. When you thus prevent dust, you prevent the waste of costly surface material When surface material is held on the road, you save a great part of tha normal resurfacing cost. . Remember this, the cost of making gravel roods dustless it paid for by tha saving in material and maintenance, so that dustless roads cost no more in the end than loose, shifting, dusty roads. PINE LAKE. Last Weed's Utter. Miss Grace Clark of Kalamazoo spent the Fourth visiting Miss Laura James. . Clark and Lloyd Nottingham were In Saugatuck with friends for the Fourth. Miss Sarah Ackley.-MUs Jeanette Sherwood. Harry Banky and Em­ met Pellitler of W. 5. T. C. picnicked •with Robert Warner on Tuesday eve­ ning and'had a wetner roast. Marian Champion Ls spending some time at St. Joseph with her cousin. Betty Burns. Jack and Betty Bevington from Astoria, Ohio, arc here to spend their vacation with their grand par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fox. Mrs. Cassie Hammer is enjoying a vacation with friends and rela­ tive* In Kalamazoo and other near­ by town*. Try dustproofing local highways this year, then you71 see that o good road final costs are gathered. Write for book- THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY MIDLAND MICHIGAN v, DOWFL Smoking and Drinking? Watch Your Stomach For quick relief from indiges­ tion' and upoet stomach due to cxccsalvo binokuig and drinking try Dr. Emil's AdU TsWets bold on money back guarantee B. A. LyBarker, Druggist—Ad. - ^fi CALCIUM CHIJ t fib N �THE HASTIN08 ■ VCnat roWtSpAY, JULY II. 1M4 Mr*. Clyde Daniel* of High Point, Uy were Grand Rapid* visitors Tues N. C.. 1* vUlltag her *bter-ln-l*w, COURTHOUSE NEWS day. Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick entertained Mrs. Matt Bedford, and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Pierce and the Bridge Club Thursday evenfhg. Mrs. Glen Densmore and MUs Ruth son of Grand Rapids were Sunday PROBATE COURT. Farr of Hastings were out of town visitors of her parents. Mr. and Mra. i Est. Charles Wilcox, deed. Inven- guests. । Stephen Carter. In the afternoon MUs Virginia Paul left Monday I they all called on relatives al Gun ■ploy counsel filed, order to employ morning for Barrow lake for one lake. rffllwTiTliiii**- J attorney entered.! week. While there she will be the i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Amberg of fli-J in mid, Est. Hellen M. Rostoe. dec'd. swimming Instructor for a group of Gun lake were Sunday callers of Mr. Proof of will filed, order admitting girl* from Grand Rapids.]and Mra. R. J. William*. • — at-a and ths! I'will entered, bond of Adnir. filed. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wynn and I Mra. Bert Palmer was a Grand Hinchman b« d>« better! testamentary issued, order children of Lansing spent Sunday Rapids visitor Thursday. w d- boai* i>m> b« apmiinwd illmlttag settlement entered, petition with Rev. and Mra. A. E. Wynn. Lit- I Several from this way attended rdcrcd. th!I loth day ot Au for hearing clrfims filed. tie Ann and Katherine remained the celebration at Hastings i and E't' Ph*’111 Bidelman. dec'd. Or- with their grandparents for a vUit. [Fourth. ij’iitl der allowing account entered, dis­ Thc regular meeting of the Mis­ charge of Admrx. issued, estate en- sionary Society of the Metisodist! KI ivgfnsmith. non.- rolled. church was held Friday evening at Last week's Letter. । Est. Lottie May Judson, dec'd. the home of Mrs. Lena Velte. Ex­ Mra. Albert Green and daughter. Final account filed, waiver of no­ tension members ot the society were Esther, spent the lore part of las! tice filed. -------- of -------Mrs Hannah week ta Nashville with Mr. and Mrs. honor. Est. Samuel Marshall, dec'd. War­ zucsta Wright. Mra. John Dell and Mrs. Prank Green a* Esther had infec­ rant nnd inventory filed. Rena Culler had charge of the tion in her hand and Dr. Morris took Est. Mary E. Van Antwerp, d meeting. Dale Hauer played a Petition for license to sell filed. FORECLOSURE group of three pieces on the corriet Mr. and Mrs. Allen Steeby re­ 1 Est. Amy Hull, dec'd. Inventory accompanied by Mrs. Arjhur Gid­ It-clttrr of Probate. turned to their home after spending dings at the piano. some time in Sturgis. MOXTOAOB BALD Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Towns and Mrs. Oren Roberts entertained the family returned to their home Fri­ children of the Klingensmith school day after camptag two weeks at one afternoon lost week in honor of **?„••id “♦l1< ,executor filed, letters testamentary Jordan lake. Lake Odessa. Delphlne's tenth birthday. ' : issued, order limiting settlement enMr. and Mra. Lawrence Christian The county road men have been if Hasting* called on Mr. and Mrs. working on lhe road past Ott Hili'* J. V. Hilbert Saturday. and John Andler's widening It out A. D. 1025. forty dolUre FOREST FIRES VERY and cutting brushnnty prnrreJin«> >1 WEST ORANGEVILLE InJ day ol I,.,.n in.t.till-. Charles Mayo and Wayne returned AND EAST GUN MARSH. to Batlie Creek after completing the DESTRUCTIVE THIS YEAR NOW. THEREFORE, he elrl Tiie regular yearly school meet work on the building* of Marshall Although Michigan ing was held at Orangeville and Tripps farm. Wayne expects to leave Ia—f —A mod, fighters had comparatively easy go- . T.__ I Vuvlngstone was— melected r.rorlilml. Mura I CCC camp up north. t ing during thc greater part of June.|rrator and it was voted also at the Several from thia way spent thc Sm’T" accordlnK to U* department of con-<| ineeUng meeting t0 to build ouua a school scncx house the Fourth In Hastings ndna. at servaHon. the first days of summer ’ — ------the — same ------lor—loicd hr ill- at put,lie , ‘ "J *------ T' T'S’" s—same size as before •*-on Mra. Jene Kreuger of Grand Rap­ ■found the record of fire and fire toundatton. we are to build the ids was home over* thc week end SOW. Tin :.. , • damage ta the state much higher Khool houso out of the insurance Marshall Tripp. Archie Burd. Al­ berta and Esther Green spent Sun­ day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burd north of Nashville. VOX PUT.LICA7I0H NOTICES Er'jxJwt SPECIALS Wed., Thurs., Fri July 18,19, 20 and 21 Of wouu 25c WHITE SHOE CLEANER Special price 3.3c RUBBING ALCOHOL Full pint 50c MILK Haikell OF MAGNESIA 100 HOBART’S 5-gr. ASPIRIN • ■ price • 1. Special FIRST AID SANITARY NAPKINS Special price _ SAMSON’S MINERAL OIL Full quart—Special _ ARSENATE OF LEAD—the be.t we buy—1 lb. pkg. _ 19c 19c 27c 29c 15c 54c 15c 25c Razor Bladeo and 35c Lavender Every indication at Both for 35c tops a 22-year record of engineering progress 50c ELKAY’S FLY SPRAY Special Price 39 Phone 2131 FIRST that makes Chevrolet the best riding car in the low-price field Golnft «ie"er Those who have bought their next winter’s coal during the past few weeks have s^ved money, and You Can Save Money! by ordering ydur coal at once before prices take a rise. OUR SERVICE will make clean, satisfactory 'delivery at your con­ venience. .si r. s TELEPHONE about the kind and amount you need him Thursday. Baptismal services were conducted I. Tint public noby public-lien of tings at Warren Hall lake at Burk Houghlalln's landing Bunday after­ noon. $mith Brothers Volte & Company Pkane 3X57 Hastings, Mich. Mildred Balth. R»ti»t«r ot Frebatd. LEGAL MOTICB DEPARTMENT Smith a son. who will answer to the name of Junior. PLEASANT iOIX. Last WYek's Letter. Laura Carter Thursday. Williams farm. R. K. HURD FIRST with MODERN DYNAMIC LINES R. D. CADWALLADER, Hickory Corneri, Mich. THE SERVICE GARAGE, Delton, Mich. restaurai keep opc is easy tc the drci diicu&sin, a-'fiagrar dared U the fronl Judge nt that fror cation ot tag. WWdnesd account Cha Irma; Michigan alon and stat! of i city for hearings Some i operatlni lowing: "Minor drinks tl bane of 1 must be bound io ' Chief ii of operat '•Operate sciences or,they t of feeing vestment make tht Irons 21 thqlr tat law the and the wiU hold minora." pie-of th oome bu matter. 1 vote the as they who sell prohlbltii who drlr erntlon, ■ lege then to have nuisance yoUng i boLslerou then U t BOY L HOW tl to I Raymc suffered Tuesday, f in the 1c shall F thought trip, to t Yankee er and for the Among an older lu* aonu thing h young R bill sigh accident hill neai soft call' did so i other bo short di to .the < UH'ayeb whether hospital hoping what cai certain!j driving to throw the accl about it FIRST with Hastings, Michigan The next heavy wind Friday blew In Oat CHEVROLET There , in thia si sklered i by those to eight* KNEE-ACTION Coal Prices $ The REXALL Store Ohrm.! Shaving Cream the largest fire laying wa*te to 7^00 I An wf understand, hu been SOI.THWEST RUTLAND. During a similar period last ln Martin township: he was :year. there were 1412 forest fires । ovcr Orangeville towtiship Last Week's Letter. .with a total of 27.632 acres of land |district No. 3 some time ago, but | Mr. and Mrs. Oley Douglass and burned over. The prolonged spring has retreated of late. children spent the Fourth with I [parents. Be„n 'iikik F™r~<rf likni-t "fitrik" drought thh year is blamed by the Howard Hawley and James Mo-;-- — Mr. —- and Mrs. Roy Oaks. . AdditisD th- city. form-Tlr vii {department of conservation for the leska of Grand Rapids were Friday .Gias* ala?a Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Bert- Newland and and Saturday visitors at C. E. Van I children, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ken ■t Ht.ilttn. Mlchlnn. Mir 33. during June temporarily reduced the Ett's. i fire hazard*. Mary Edison has returned to her and children. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr. W. A. Kerr• -r/r; and non nome at Grand Grana Rapids rtapias after niter a Newland. _ . home WOODLAND. week's fishing and swimming while on on the Fourth. Pourtll (other relatives, dren spent Bunday afternoon with their children from KalamAioo at Kenneth Dulin. Chas. Newland and Mr. and Mra. H. L. Rowland of visiting LaVem Van Ett at his par­ Mr. ------------------------------and Mra. Rankin Hart of Brush.I---------------------Anson's landtag, pine and had Ervin Havens enjoyed a Ave days' Joined them. >I— ---------------9— loke, ------------------Clarksville and A. C. Rowland ot ents' home, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Van ... to attend ___■ .the ...IDNo, I.,a nl.nl. •¥.« ____ _ .... ............ „ Remember and plan Ridge. picnic thc Fourth. trip last week with their Scoutmas­ Peru. Indiana, were' Sunday guests MOKTUAOE FORECLOSURE. Mrs, Jenrdb Wilcox of Martin is ter, Ray Erway. and a numbey ot of ah Mr.. unu and mis. Mrs. iiiuuiu Harold nuwiunu. Rowland. ot tjunaay Sunday was a wonaeriui wonderful aay day lor for Otis school picnic the last Saturday I Mrs. Olenna Prindle of Plainwell |wa« n guest for lhe week end in the spending some time with her son. other Boy Scouts. Ottawa Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Willis and the Orangeville homecoming, it was this month. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens and home of her brother. Jim Wilcox. Jim and family. While Cloud. Cadillac and Grayling family moved to Premdnt. Michigan, well attended and everyone from far Mr. and Mrs. Francis Oariuun met "Billie" Newland, Alpheous and were among the places visted. Saturday where they have purchased — •* -— seemed ——j •and near to -..<«» enjoy them­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Havens and chlla forty acre farm. selves. Mrs. Ruth Terpening put Mesdames Chas. Farthing. Han­ on a very nice program and Fred nah Wright. George Varney and Livingston, president, took care of Ross Wachter entertained ten ladles the grounds and general arrange­ al the Wright cottage at Saddlebag ments. Dinner was served cafeteria lake with a vanishing tea Wednesday style. aftentaon. Mrs. Wayne Rausbotton returned Mrs. 'Dora Fedewa. Miss Ambra_____ ,____ Sunday from____________ Constantine._________ She and Fedewa and Peter Fedewa were I baby are doing fine. Suiiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. I Mrs. Thomas oUhewsky b slowly Cook. ' improving from her sickness. She Mrs. Kate LaDue and Mra. Oeo. | has been confined to her bed for Jewett of Allegan were guests of j nearly three months. She has leakMr. and Mrs. Ernest Bhorno al the ।— -• •------ ‘ Jordan lake cottage from Wednesday C. E. Van Ett's father. W. S. Van until Friday. Ett, U confined to his bed nearly Mr. und Mrs. Lloyd Town* and all the time. Old age and a general । family spent Sunday with Mrs. Lib- breakdown the doctor claims the UiV Htl fcy PicknCr of Sunfield. cause. »*ror4-1 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Newland and Mrs. Sarah BufTenberger and Mrs. >i>o two daughters of Grand Rapids and 6. A. McCafferty spent all day Wed­ nfC*K»a^ Mr- antl Mr5' OrvUlc- Fitzgerald of nesday in Kalamazoo shopping. Citr nf j Grand Rapids spent Monday with LOWER CROOKED LAKE. rn»r of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bird. , 4 Mr- and.M»>.8tV^y Manker and Last Weag's Letter. qerald Mills of Detroit enjoyed a th»nc- tmith' daughter. Roberta, and Mrs. Sarah vacation with hU parents. Mr. and r tmnmi! K*toJ I ot South Woodland were At t • । itr foot Sunday guests of Mr% and Mrs. Lcs- Mra. Maurice Mills the past week. Our street wax well represented *tcr Brumm. Mr. and Mr*. Brumm T*1 1 iu,d ihiests vhlled Mr. and Mrs. at the school picnic at Prairieville ‘John Weaver of Hastings in the aft- Sunday. An enjoyable time was re­ ported. X ।ernoon. Mike Garnoat nnd family, of Oak­ ii 30th. Hlldred Lehman of East Ivor. : Woodland. Lawrence Chose of wood and Ted Ziinmermitu and Uorixar-p.) coots Grove and George Schaibly of family of Matawan were visitors at for Mort- Wcs re Sunday West. woodland Woodland we were Bunday KUMtS guests Chris Zimmerman's during the past at the home of Rev. and Mrs. V. R. Harvey Hartwell and family of Beardsley. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Slanbuugh and son. Duane, and little Plainwell visited at Nick Boerman's BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY Phyllis Bass of Mulliken were callers Sunday. MLss Bertha Stenger visited rela­ there Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Brien and tives In Battle Creek and Kalama­ family of Lansing spent the week zoo the past week. Visitors at Frank Roush's during end with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond the past week were, Mr. and Mrs. Faul. Mra. Alice Holmes entertained Will Bldelman of Nashville. Mr. and this time is that with vanishing teas Friday and Sat­ Mrs. Harry Bidelman and son and Lisle Bldelman of Pontiac. Mr. and urday afternoons of last week. Mra. Geo. Paul spent the week end Mrs. Ross Bldelman and daughter with Mra. Mary Burgess and Mari­ and Virgie Reid and Dan McDonald In the low-price field with etta Faul of Hastings while Mr. and of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Mrs. Chas. Faul spent the week end DeKoster and children of the Lent THE ULF STARTER district and Mra. Ora Smith and In Detroit. Frank Duell ot Cressey. .Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kimble and Friends of John Shepherd were children of Coats Grove. Mra. Artie Hinderlider and Roy Perkins of West shocked to hear of his sudden death. Woodland were Sunday guests of We extend our sympathy to the be­ reaved family. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Farthing. There will be a Homecoming at DURFEE. the Kilpatrick church next Sunday. newest of motoring sensations Is a marvel Year after year, it’a been July 16. Rev. Will Halliday will be Last week's Letter Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hammond lhe speaker at the morning services FIRST with th* HIDING of smooth, easy, gentle motion. No other the ume atory: Chevrolet and Mra. Harry Hanunond and Har­ at- 10:00 A. M. There will abo be old. Erb spent Sunday with Mr. and GEAR TRANiMIMION special music. In the afternoon at ride in the world can even compare with FIRST with the NEWEST and DESTI 1:00 P. M. letters of greetings will Mra. Guv Erb in Grand Rapids, and it. It makes Chevrolet far and awsy the be read and the young people of the Mr. and Mrs. Gerold Erb accom­ Chevrolet leading—other* follouing. Chev­ church are putting on a play entitled panied them home to spend a few best riding car in the low-price field. rolet out in front with the latest proved ad­ 'Lydia, the seller of Purple." There days. William Kniffin isn't quite so well will be special music. * ■, vancements. Self-starter! Sliding gear Have you noticed how America has takep . ' Mr. and Mrs. Leon HyneS and fame at this writing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Bateman transmission! Streamlined design! It was to the Knee-Actiqn ride? In the first 6 and Chas. Hammond and Miss . O1DE1 FOR PUBLICATION. Grace Baulch spent Saturday eve­ t (Ihevrotat aggressiveness and progresmonths, demand for Chevrolet cars sent pro­ ning with Mr. and Mrs. George tourt, iirld it th- Baulch of Hastings and Chas. Ham­ sioeness that forced ail low-priced cara. duction to the highest total attained by any FIRST with th* the At HaitlBf*. Stli'day ot July. mond nnd Miss Grace remained ov­ eventually to adopt these and other SAFETY OAS TANK automobile during 19.31. er Sunday. Sunday Schoo) was reorganized jnafor Improvements. And now, this year, CHEVROLET MOTOR CO., DETROIT. MICH. and the following officers elected: cornts the elimax o/chevrtjet's engineering Superintendent, Anna Morris; sec­ retary, Rcva Titgens; treasurer. leadership: the Knee-Action ridel Thi* Myrtle Geiger; chorister and or­ ganist, Elizabeth King; librarian, John Wesley Moore. William Clark was seriously In- Goods Delivered Ajldr<»«: Hutlnti, MlrMtun. OHIS BEER CONI CARVETH & STEBBINS ZfOBTOAuB rORECLOSURB. SEVJ NO DRAFT VENTILATION _POLI1 Y wish ca.dldst � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-07-25.pdf 77646da3566b8d9e072a3438da301559 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JULY 25, 1934 Committee Completes Prize DAYS HL HEREIL 0WCST1TE£ ' ; . ’ •;List fflRLY ' UHIU MENT OF JUDGEFor Barr>' .FI“wer showj TO BE IILVIlLU REVIVED IU UL BEER SELLERS MUST USB' OONSOIENOES IN AGES . OF YOUNG PEOPLE Two Hundred Thirty-Six Awards To lie Given at Exhibit on August 18th PETTY THIEVING iPETTY TSATUROAY NIGHT Entered But Little PAGES Ito 8 TUDIT DIO I CONTESTED WILL BAND CONCERT THURSDAY NIGHT IIHILL DID I Musicians to Give ANNULLED BY JURY Hastings AT Mil Program at Eight O'clock BARRY TOWNSHIP FORMS ALLEGAN JURY DECIDES INTERESTING PROGRAM . ™SnJSU^Sw^SIStJX!! UNDUE INFLUENCE OVER Airday evening, the Cosleleln FOR CENTENNIAL * ”-------— --------- — barber j ' ALEXANDER LAKE The Hastings City Band will give another of their flr.e concerts on ITS HUNPREDTH BIRTH­ the court house lawn tomorrow. DAY AUQ, 1, 8, 4 riiop. Goodyear Garage and thei | Two hundred and thirty-six prizes! The Barry County Rod and Gun ------------Thursday evening, at eight o'clock, ■Hastings Lumber and Cool office I with the following program: ■ • will be given at the Barry county Club is also sponsoring a conscrva- THREE GALA DAYS WOULD DO WELL TO being.entered ONE OF HEIRS WELL March. "The Thunderer,” J, P. WOMEN TO PRESENT ! flower show to be held here Satur- l,°n exhibit with prizes being given August 18. according to the f°r blrd baths, bird houses, feeding AT HICKORY CORNERS most the thieves secured was at £ i KNOWN IN BARRY CO. Sousa. MAKE MINIMUM 21 day. HISTORICAL PAGEANT pnri of not more than the I MWWN IN DAfiHT LU. , Waite, 'The Man on the Plying commit!,. In elmrk, ot th. rvrnl. nistinns“ a Lmjg V bar barber shop they 510 ------------„ . 300 uords on how to improve game Pioneer Exhibits, Ox TeamsA Jber sho ? where th *y took • 10 '1 , -----------, „ , (Trapeze.- Arr. by Julius C. Seredy. «r •> , a 1 \'\and Ohrm. Picard Bays Violation! The awards consist of 115 flral1! cover \'\*nd some some cigarettes. cigarette*. Cash Cash register* register* Kim Kim Sigler Sigler Represented Represented Heirs Heira "The Billboard March," John N. Indian Village, Pioneer Dis. Prt^ an‘LW V«P«Lal s^tlon of the exhibition 8, \ were open but no cash found. found.' — — - - th- A^rl Old Vehicles, Speakers, ^ere pried W h7nnnt — , Klt>hr of Law Muit Be Dlsto Be Features ,ohn Dillinger WDo Contested the Aged | Waltzes, H. G. Pulfrey, play, Ox Roast, Sport! Io him prizes and were dtatated bf wll| reserved for displays by \i The The faU fate 01 of •John Dillinger should should : continued to youn young people not not 7 factories, business firms and individ- children fifteen years of age or un»' UMnnrta nf th. Feature the Program niAnew d.v. u wnln8 10 8 people Man's WiU Are. by Mackie Beyer. lives of crime, such Middleville is looking forward to r There are many things happening uals of Barry county. The entry list der. In the art department of the - the three biggest days In It* his­ In this state which ought to be con­ for the show is much larger than exhibit entries are open for «ha-/2 3 ami 4-when Rarrv tmnuhln » . Tk Tu. c r------- --------------- S _ rut. wjf any other simitar dteptay ever held dow boxes, posters, dinner tablZeta. iiehratel tea c^tennta?a5d^hSS sidered thoughtfully and carefully mth, county .nd Mnkwtw* „u. bmh/uH., /-eleheilIt. renlennlnl anH __ j*. ment of Alexander D. Lake, for । tory during the centennial and horns , 7 CTieoraicB ns centennial ana XS name I»P ■» th*t dhrotlmt. (many years a resident of Vermont°r VTir(.VlCtOr coming celebration of August 3. 3 by those, who now have license, to - — -——7coming at Hickory Comers. There sell been cutting down the age limit flower grower In the county should Camp Fire girls table ufid Boy, wm t|me gport*, oia ume mlJ. and 4. | vllle. Michigan, was heard before j to eighteen years, as the law now U,M' , ,a . . ,. //. Although tiie theme of pioneer [Circuit judge Fred T. Mlles and a . I .in. sic, a pioneer pioneer mmrom. museum, mktonc historic Jury in Allegan last week. The caac all£’ V,0*" days will bo stressed through the. hag it. and permitting the sale In n,u» ““*> P'hf, kM >k,Uhe. by old Um, render,U. pic(lasted several days. I “rd JohnJWrt. “<1 Mor- medium of pageants, displays and restaurants and other places which In addition to flowers-there will be entry class locations were published n|C dinners, parades and prizes, I 7*,-.“--7 ....77 keep open until very tale’hours, it numerous other prizes given for such Jost week. Herewith te the balance: speeches there will be other enter­ We commented sometime ago up« „ ., - • ' The Rev. Moses Lawrence was the . articles as quilts and rugs, bed- | Hection 3—Zinnias. tainment and programs in great . first man to settle In Barry town- 1 Giants. er can over-reach himself and break spreads, mlnature rock gardens, bot- | |I BIUp WJUIC MIC will briefly state the salient umiesl slilp III In •»», 1834. while the IB1IIIHC3 families Ul of / I "Star Spangled Banner." harmontie gardens, table gardens, fish pool | 47, single, bloom.* Hofi. Cook. Barnes.- Willison. Elliott I ------------. Involved for the benefit of those who1 An Indian village with six Indian | (Continued on page six) j Ized by Walter Damroach, Arr. by Last week in Detroit—please no­ gardens and bouquet dteptay. I and Byington followed soon after, DECISION OF CHAIRMAN IM1! not remc»nber ^em. j Alcxandcr Alexander Lake, a a Jarnr farmer 'In Ea-1' tice we Mid Detroit—Judge Miller of -— ----------------------------------------------------- The memory of these early settlers! tamvq uAvnu tncittdvA the circuit bench of that city, in ’•nuramf Tilir* nm I will be honored during the centenJAMES BALUn INSURES ton county, had three children,', children.!, Middleville merchant wiU fix up a dUcusslng a case brought before him. DON’T WASTE WATER— [John Lake, deceased, formerly of! special window with displays at |nlal. also that of Ephriam Cook, -®f ■Epbr“^n C^‘ I THIS SERVICE ,John t“ke Eldora deceased of I o-'fiagrant violation of the law. de­ •Nashville; Lake,tornwrlv now re»id-1 pioneer relics. In addition there the first man to die in the township. ■ OBEY THE ORDINANCE clared that "some beer taverns are ling at Vermontville: and Lydia Bale. I will be baseball games, airplane the front door to hell." When a I decea^d. of Fennville. Allegan rides, boxing contest*. a bowery Judge makes such a statement as City Can Continue Its Liberal county. Michigan. Because the late dance, balloon ascension with para- that from the bench, it is an Indi­ chute drops each day, a merry-goJohn Lake was widely known in the . An unusual feature of the event v Policy If the Citixens cation of what the public are think­ county we believe our readers will be round. ferris wheel and sports of all | will be the ox team of prank Mar- Right Reserved to Company Co-operate । ing! kinds for boys and girl*. interested in the following account • tin, formerly a superintendent at WILL EVER RANK AS ONE On Thursday afternoon will be to Make Application Again Il gives the people of Hastings a PILB NOMINATING PETI- the Postum Company in Battle In the Grand Rapids Press of Wednesday of last week there Is an lol of Mtlsfactlon to realize that1 When past seventy years of age. TlONS FOR COUNTY ' I Creek, but who now lives on a farm OF WORLD'8 GREATEST the boat parade in which Mid­ January 1, 1936 account of a visit to that city of we have such splendid water brought: . dleville. Caledonia, Wayland. nwmva Alexander Lake sold his farm, re­ I near Assyria. Mr. Martin claims Temporarily at least the people of COMPLETED WORKS Chairman Frank A. Picard of the to our homes, in spite of three inurnuta Hastings and Nashville will partici­ that he has the finest pair of oxen Freeport and vicinity are to have tired and moved to Vermontville, Michigan Liquor Control Commis­ creaalngiy dry seasons, with the one I ------------pate. The procession will start at In Hie country and has repeatedly railroad service from the Pere Mar­ where he and his wife lived and sion and several members of his one o'clock and Rill be beaded by the offered to give cash prizes to any ­ this year the worst ever experienced, j EIGHT ARE IN RACE FRANCE QUIT AFTER quette. Whnt a blessing a good drink of 7.1J 4lafT of operatives. Who visited that age his wife died and he began liv­ one who can produce a better pair. lng with WIUl his ,1U son 50,1 Eldora, Elc,orB’ with W,U1 whom whDm city for the purpose of making 38 cold waler Is on a hot day! What FOR OFFICE OF SHERIFF He uses the oxen regularly on his go^tlm7ln^d uT’Tlw nyinu.rttlul !ing 20 YEARS’ EFFORT JSBmtawriA^Jwta™;hB hved for fourt«n J’cara' or until hearings on alleged violation, of the a fine asset It Is In any home to! ------------ceremony of crowning the Centen­ farm and has turned down several law by liquor sellers. Ir.-H U,e death of the wWe ot Kdor“’ who nial queen. know that the city water used is , Democrats Have No cat Candi- offers to take them to the world's its Freeport branch, n.nnh^ running from, was then approaching seventy years Completed Work Will Ever Some significant things were said pure and clean, and that there has fair. Another interesting relic will Ert ’ abotrt six m| t |e« 0 R^rvlJ-°A i rThi" ot ngc Al that llme Alexander Lake by,Mr. Picard ana members of hU been plenty of It. dates for Prosecutor Stand as Monument to the ox roast which is scheduled to ba be the old stage coach used on the port, about six mll«. Scnlco oil this , U1 hta OT ., and hc welll to operating Muff, as reported in that No one knows how long this) ready for sandwiches by four o'clock Deadwood run put of Cheyenne. or Surveyor Yankee Ingenuity fiSfS ,'OT ’“I h“ ST’lIor • "»ort time with Ma aon John Lmuc of the Press. We quote the fol­ drouth may continue. Therefore the in the afternoon. ' Tur.Ml.y. y»Urd*y. ktmmoon. stbt"l !S! limited to one round trip a week by I ln N„hvU1, -me health ot lhe UlThe Isthmus of Panama, the nar­ lowing: use of water should be as light us '“r °'d“‘ ■'hrod.rd Um*. >u thr will •» Friday. August 3, will be Repub­ be put on .dhpUy display by * s wrll pewum, l"‘ ■» row strip of mountain and Jungle lican day at the. Centennial When * Thi! m.^? wm, heard by clulr- I" "Minors getting beer and oilier reasonably possible. known maker of farm tools. Section 21 of the ordinance, passed 'acro1 hoor ,or P'UUons for land joining the two Americas, has former Congressman John 0. Ketchdrinks throughout the state are the there will be a display of old and been a very Important area In the by the common council for Uie con- nomination n?Jl1!la^1.?. atl_. ltne _be__Sept September *n?b5r. *U 11 77 .T.r.Trz-' "7 7 '7 man James eaten, of Ulf Michigan . • bane of law-enforcing agencies. Th I* trot ot water il-mts saw tnat no Prln‘“D' A total of 22 candidates for cauinmmit bv thr cLS£^P^Publlc Utu,Ue» Commission, sitting' >n. sitting Michigan, to live with his daughter. 'development of the western hemimust be .topped or prohibition U trol of water users, says that "no|; oenxMi attach hX nr counjy officers presented their petrI? r°r lhe interstate Commerce Com''; sphere, and possibility of surmountbound to return," they Mid. ‘ of 1Lydia Bale. ^Jrinx 1 Ume wh^T fire »ght of these were for slterlfi. " tnAttorney Fred P.~ Gelb (Jhlef inspector Davey of this force pressure is being maintained" This [^o^de^S’^neVor “on to ho“se a dtoP,By of P»oneer vm^eP^'l£ule^Tter°and dhT iLake Uved ln VcrnwntvUle- he con’ of operatives under Mr. Picard said: iFh?™!^*-,^ n Lak^u'ed'ta m m ocSani. h^oecupid'tM mWds 71 inning with Judge Arthur Lacy of • relics. T , .*?? P ! verted substantially all his property thoughts of many. “Operators must use their con­ sectlon must be complied with in '***' Detroit as the speaker. Christopher Columbus is given:, MIWUU1K .ItIull4J 'ro ^alm^^Th Mr^Ctalb'^ 1,110 and dcpO6lled samc ln sciences in the agte of young people order to enable the city pumping "* ' ** ‘^Xtatk“e“to ttMrtata1' ln lhe sport ,,ne the Balloting Iar for the w Oantenhlal nni dimwit U 8 “ n effort or,Uiey will sutler the responsibility plant to fumWt sufficient indent pressure pressure \ J^telXTi^ . 111 uic Ls mokln rnuklne On efTort to tn get cet sufficient snffL-Innt I imk-u. nu. ajviu IC-,1 U,e Vermontville State bank in three credit for first exploring the Lsth-' queen nueen has has been been under under way wav for for scr sev-­ _____ ___________________ ____ 0 one One, democrat .rle, £ tor fighting fires. N No oneP knows knows । ,e®ls,*ture- n9^ dernocrat and and one one en enlries to gtage ft pioneer woods-1,celved , on Thursday, Thursday. notice r»t>ce from from .separate accounts, taking a Certifi- ums and the city <V Cristobal Coton eral week. R«Xto date ire u of losing their licenses and their investment. They would do well to' whenV’fire wilfoccur. It may be one ’chopptoJTSi J,1"*1 fT,*p<jrl wUI oonUnu*' " —h • Hr, will occur, n m*y I* >" men', conlrel whh clumping, roll !" »>»» for each, each cer­ near the Atlantic entrance to the.f7m,ws. cate »< of Deposit make the minimum age of their pat-! your own property next lime. And r L™ C°U?.7 ’urvey®r- splitting and other feats of axman- ?? ”^v,cc “ “ rC8U)l ot Canal, is really named tn his hon--' — ----------tificate payable to himself and one Marian Skinner. 323.100; Orpba — __ ------- hU <ii .17. ...____ i______ of I The republican republican candidates who who' ........ .. Y! — x —-« of his children Mr. Balch's decision. irons oi 21 years if if they >.i.h wish to save [you — will not __ want carelessness Headly, 287,750; Florence Bender, so that, upon (Continued on page three) uicur unauncau. uuucr uic subvc i water users to seep uie pressure |' BVB Hied are as follows: For sher' ----------------, , , .. The village had contended that ln 1532 Francisco Pizarro attract ­ thnlr investments. Under the state water users to keep the pressure ‘ (Continued on page six) 313,400; Violet Poulson. 308,750; the railroad was still needed to get ed by the reputed hoards of gold, Dorothy Shay. 135300. law Uie operators of places where so low that the firemen could not ‘'‘7-da.y B‘“kl’ey of Freeport; ; gARRY CO FITZGERALD L«r I. *>M are entirely reaponalble. I Bfht'a Ore In you, home. So «h. ” L Bowen of Bowen.. M1U.; DHrl" 1 f-u. hl I 4UCHBLU coal and other heavy freight in. Also led an expedition southward from Panama on the Pacific coast and and the state inspectors must and [of us stroma should oucy obey me the orauiaiice. ordinance. of tills city; Glenn CLUB TO HOLD RALLY thlt the grain elevator in the vil- PROTECT CHILDREN , -> tw i Cornelius ~ ~ ;Mannl -------------------------------------"■ WHAT DO WE GET । Bera Burry townshln: C. William C., ------------........................... to of Bjve ;B*-ta of BHrtyWilliam township: --------- — li<e ships considerable grain. the Incas, who had de­ will hold them so. We must protect ..ITio city is endeavoring AGAINST DIPHTHERIA conquered The decision, as rendered, bbllges veloped quite a remarkable civili­ every home all the water needed.18truln °r Assyria and Andrew Mat- Basket Supper at Thornapple ■Minors.” FOR OUR TAXES? the rariroao tne railroad company to continue n __ „ . „ ... , sation bi Peru. Their temples were ii tropes uuic to 10 continue mis ----- , city. ' It hopes 10 to oe be able thia ot this Lake Program to -------------The republican candidates candidates for for! z-rugram to servlet, but allows it the right to Barr? County Health Depart­ really treasure houses of gold, silwill do so if-------------lhe citizen* pie* of this county or state shall be­ policy and Haatingi Citixeni Get VaJM. follows: Clarence — , Follow make a new appeal to the Interstate '" ~Im­ come sufficiently aroused over this of Hastings will co-operate until “jrtr flerk are as ~ ment* “ Providing £ P*vte °l_ of this t^_£ city lty.pnd and Alla *«■-» " n c' ■ The Barry county Fitzgerald For Commerce Commission after Jan­ Into the hands of the Spaniards. matter, it will be easy for them to this terrible dry spell te over. Received for Every Doimunisation Please don't waste one of God's K >de of Johnstown. The Invaders took control of the well vote the saloon out of business again । LT.. |M|. ,, Governor Club will hold a rally at uary 1, 193G. if conditions thajv lar Expended ------ — ------------ —'... You are responsible for your child. developed mines of gold and silver, Diere was no republican candi- thc Lake House. Tbornapple. on Au- seem to warrant such an action on, as they did once before. And those great blessings to mankind—pure l mere . , 'Bust 7. wish a basket supper at the the part of the railroad company. —:Have him immunized for life against and soon a golden stream was flow­ who sell beer must realize that it water. The station is pumping d „*1„°5|,co’i1nty„t£f?s!*rer; Republican candidates for register Lakp House at seven o'clock A The late Jerri' Boynton ~~ Jto-lone ' of mankind's worst diseases, ing to the exchequer of the Spanish about was not total abstainers who carried about 850,000 gallons per day. We read „ I,, You owe it to your child, yourself, , a": VL?larke °! speaking program, with other fea- strumental In building this King from this section. prohibition In this county and state. arc indebted to Superintendent of from Lowell to Freeport and it ----was1 and and tn to vour your mmmunltv community. wUl follow thc To convey this wealth to Spain little People also voted for prohibition Water Works Bert Sparks for the Rom, tknand 7..>.inVernor 7 Webster ----------- of turea lures— al5O also, me fiuppcr supper. Infrvrroatlrm *lv*n Burr) tOUHShlD. ^'1.... ...V... _win ____ioiiow ________ operated as an Independent line for' The Immunization is safe, almost more easily a Royal highway was who drink occasionally but in mod­ Information given elvtve above. I orodM.!, tor ^““rly some time. Il crossed the line of the 1100 per cent efficient and simple to built across the Isthmus. It was We do not ordinarily think at eration, who do not gbuse the privi­ Pere Marquette railroad from Grand administer. Diphtheria toxoid is glvpaved with stones and was wide lege themselves, but who do not wish CHILDREN PRESENTHSEr* “ ““ ■’7" ?*' »• Rapids to Detroit at Elmdale. There I en in two doses, three weeks apart. It enough to accommodate two gold­ to have the liquor traffic become n ING PLAY AUGUST 3 r» pro.,.'* ’»*. was talk of extending the road to protects —*" 'for ~~ 'LIFE. ~~~ ~ There 'is no arm laden carts side by side, and was nuisance. When a traffic corrupts . —-------curing attorney are: Adelbert Cort-1 POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Hastings and even to Battle Creek. soreness in small children. The also used by pack-trains of mules young people and contributes toi hoping that the Grand Trunk might County Medical Society has agreed crossing Ln caravans, and carrying boisterous and unbecoming conduct, Story Telling Olub to Give r,8ht and Archie McDonald, both of then become Interested. But that that no child shall be without diph­ merchandise and treasure. A part day and night to keep order and then U becomes a nuisance. Shakespeare s "Midsum- I Republican candidate for surveyor * project fell through and the road theria protection because of in­ of this old road can yet be protect the property of the ctriser mer Night's Dream" is Adelbert Heath of this city. I stopped al Freeport. ability to pay for it. This means that seen. Along this Royal highway BOY LOSES SIGHT later on the Pere Marquette any mother can take her child to possibly occurred the first Eighteen children, from the «««« bought the line, using it as a part of her doctor for this service, whether "hold-up*" on this continent. rOUldallCUy'uJ OF RIGHT EYE .grade through the eighth, will partlcipate In lhe presentation of *,,2*®^™°°*}*® candidates who. its Grand Raplds-Saglnaw line from Pirates in due time learned of the Elmdale north. That part of the The county Health Department is rich cargoes being transported to built by the city, m sJdittou ww a™ onaxespeare s "Midsummer Mmsummer Night's Nignts ; t' How the Accident Happened Shakespeare's line la still used for through freight making every effort to inform moth­ have as fine school privileges as any Dream" on Friday evening. August 2 °L U1!i (Continued on page eight) to Raymond Kenyon II 3. at eight o'clock In the Methodist ;®!1* "“L John Vande,rKook « and passenger service from Baginaw ers of young children in Barry to Grand Rapids, connecting at county of the need for diphtheria church. Ticket*, which were placed I 1 ™™ . :. Still a Myatery COMMENCEMENT AT Elmdale with the Pere Marquette immunization before it is too late. on sale yesterday, are fifteen cents i Raymond,-the-nine year old son and main Uns from Detroit to Chicago. The special milk bottle caps used may be procured from lhe cratlc Incumbent, T. 8. K. Reid of EMMANUEL SCHOOL of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kenyon, The pebple of Freeport will be by dairymen in the county last Fire Girls or from members of . ... , . suffered an unusual accident bn Camp the Shakespeare Club. I, The «*«»eraU« candidate for glad for the favor extended to them; Monday is Just another means of AU the money that to paid in taxCommencement exercises together Tuesday. July, 17, that has resulted but they must realize that unless reminding mothers of their respon­ The Shakespeare Story Telling ^“urer U Lo"“<> P- Maus of this f tn the loss of the sight ?f his right Club is improving on its play every C ~,,„ the road can get business enough to sibility and to consult their famUy connection with the dally vacation . make it profitable to continue serv­ physicians now. Dairymen, because school of the Emmanuel church will cltixens of Hastings, through their JIn honor of thp birthday of Mar­ day.. Friday the members had Qleir I l.,TtieJeT^?.at,‘c ^ldaUnfor reg; ice. the Interstate Commerce Com­ of the nature of their business, have be held at the parish house Thurs­ school board and city council, have pictures taken in costume and these deeda te Earl of shall Furrow, son of Mr. and pictures will be used in the adver-j’11}? valuable property ... . Archie McDonald, candidate for mission will probably do with It as a real interest Ln child welfare, and day evening. July 38. There will be accumulated Mrs Freeman Furrow, his parents Using of the play I। _ Democratic candidate Tor‘ re pre- Prosecuting nwuwi Attorney for Barry it has with several other lines in it is Just another evidence of this a display of art and manual work sing oi me piay. , iw thought his friends would enjoy a Mrs. Dasie Crue. the music 1..! in-!" n£*l‘v? In ,n,the t^.*^ la.1*ture-cl ?*rles !.[county. at the September Primaries Michigan—it will order a discontin- Interest when they cooperate to ad­ and a program of singing and pagsentativo legislature —Charles trip, to the big sand dune down in ___________________________________ vertise so important a measure as । ructor, and Mrs. H. Steiger, the A, on lhe Republican ticket. ' eantry. All are cordially invited to Yankee Springs. So twelve boys structor, and Mrs. H. Steiger, the Corqnor-Dr. Kenith Mcntyre of, Graduate of the Literary and Law time when this road operated two diphtheria prevention. attend. were loaded Into Mr. Furrow's trail­ dancing teacher, have been assist­ 1 *♦* 1 ’ ’ « C!*y' .. L.* . Departments of the University of trains each way every day from! er and they started In high spirits ing Miss Wunderlich In the re­ No democratic candidate filed for Michigan-with twelve years' exper- Freeport to Elmdale, and many NARROWLY ESCAPE ANNOUNCEMENT. hearsals nearly every meeting. for the bills of Yankee Springs. pro*ecutlng attorney or surveyor.lence in thc practice of taw in the more from Elmdale to and from Stars for last week's best story Among the boys in the- trailer was DEATH IN ACCIDENT (state Of Michigan and for the past Saginaw. telling went to the following mem­ NOVEL PROPAGANDA. , two and a half years located in Hasthe mains and connections, fi was looking after the youngsr lads. bers. Older group: Gold stars, Jane Oar Demolished When . Tire drank and the pumping Thc Barry CountyHealth Unit ha* tings. LITTLE GIRL BITTEN In'some mysterious manner some­ Harrington, sliver star. Elenor Ha­ pul on a novel plan for spreading Your support is respectfully soBlows Out Early MonBY RATTLESNAKE thing happened to the eyeball of ven, red star, Jean Harrington. young Raymond, causing him to lose Younger group: Gold stars. Murray propaganda urging parents, who llclted.—Adv. • day Morning with the ireSullivan and Sybil Woodmansee, have small children, to have them i Brought to.HoeplUl on Tri. hll sight. DEMAND ANOTHER VOTE. Harry Adrounie and Dwight Full­ silver stars. Murray Sullivan, Bon­ Immunized now against diphtheria. [ that of The propaganda is printed on the, It * - appears “ «•» the opponents vi er had an experience early Monday accident, was- driving slowly up a nie Brandsletter and Sybil Wood­ cap* used on bottled milk. The school consolidation in the Irving morning they wont care to repeat. mansee. red stars, Judy Fuller and . Bassett Lake hill near the dune, when his older Health Unit and the Barry County, vl,la«c district are not disposed to building would not Tijey were driving between Bedford ■ aoA called to him to stop, and he Marjorie Boyes. Marlene Van Zoercn of Byron and Urbandale on M-37 near the Medical Society are cooperating In1 accePt the vote of 19 to 15 in favor of Jane Herrington, is the .news re­ ----- George W. Boyce residence when the thl* matter. The ages included are consolidation with the Middleville Center, aged three yea other boy. -to the sand dune, a very porter and Enid Mohler Che secre­ from nine months to six years. Sta- i district at the recently held elec- brought to Pennock hospital sente an Investment of at> right rear tire blew out as they were' short distance away, the Kenyon tary for the .older group. Murray rattle- travelling at a high rate of speed.; is claimed that were day. having been bitten by tistlro show almost all deaths from tion. ’It* '* —* ** “* there -------115.000. in addition wa haw boy was hurried home and taken Sullivan is the news reporter and diphtheria come to children of that irregularities in the method of vot­ The car shot across the pavement, to .the doctor. It was found that Ray Murphy the secretary for the In company with relatives, little knocked over a road sign and plowed | age. The members of the County ing. and that another meeting and younger group for this week. thg'eyeball had been cut quite deep, Marlene had been at Bassett lake a deep furrow where the car turned another vote may be required. Medical Society are determined no whether by a small stone, or Insect. near Bowens Mills, and had been on to the side on an embankment. other street* which one shall fail to have thl* ImmunlNEW SCHOOL BUILDING. out playing on the shore of the lake । ration treatment because of lack Luckily the boys were not In-I .The boy wa* taken to University The school board to the village of and wading In the water. She went Jured but the car is sadly wrecked.1 of funds Therefore every parent of hospital Ln Arm Arbor for X-rays Orangeville received 85.800 Insur­ to the house and said she had been doubt the young children should get in touch and word has been received that ance when the. old building was de­ bitten but could not tell what had i ANNOUNCEMENT. MRS. HANNAH SHEPARD. with the family doctor. tn operation had been performed stroyed by fire some time ago. They In a short time, the i I wish to announce that I am a 000,000. Because of the death of her hus­ hoping to Mve the eyeball. Just are now preparing to put up a new d swell, alarming her candidate for the nomination for | POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. what caused the accident is an un­ band. Mrs. Hannah Shepard Is havbuilding. d an- older brother Mayor of Irving on the Democratic । WONDERFUL I am a candidate for the republi­ certainty. as Mr. Furrow was not -■ —----- — —• — rushed her to the hospital here. By ticket. William W. Schrnkel —Adv. j driving rapidly enough for the car :ab°ut seven miles out on the Gun can nomination for Register of ASHBY—CHAMBERLAIN that time It was plainly evident tni thmw anv itrinM » I lake road, Sec. 30 Rutland Two.. Deeds at the September primary. I -- —V z. * KauNlUN. REUNION. CEDAR CREEK L. A. 8. * I I wish to announce that I will be what had caused the trouble. will appreciate your support, Charles will be held at Ramsay or BakAt Mae Gelb's, Mud lake. Clover­ i a candidate on tire democratic tick­ The little girl is doing os well as 'eri* resort,- Crooked lake. Delton, Henry Flannery os auctioneer. The w- Clarke.—Adv. 2 wks. the accident happened. dale, for supper, Aug. 2. 15 and 10c. prwihta et at the coming primaries. for I July 29. come and bring table serv­ Mr. and Mrs. Furrow feel terribly itet includes a work team. 3 cows, ' Several people havj! told about the -Adv. heifer, calf.,*broad now, farm tools, HOMEMADE ICE CREAM. member of Congress from the 4th ice.—Miss Ines Ashby.. Becy.—Adv. large number of rattlesnakes they and miscellaneous. See the adv. for Will be served Thursday evening. JOUNCOCK SCHOOL REUNION. Congressional District. I will aphave seen this summer on the high­ TO CITY TAXPAYERS. particulars. At schoolhouse Saturday, Aug. 4. er land. Il is the theory that the The tax rolls are now completed Smith one-half mile east of DowlPot luck dinner.—Adv. ;FOUTICAT. ANNOUNCEMENT, JOHN A. VANDER ROLK. and I am taking taxes. Office hours snakes have come out of the cetve the nomination. f wish to announce that I am a Candidate for aheriff on the Dem­ swamps, which have dried up. and Birge C. Swift BASEBALL GAME. cSrdldstu for the nomination for ocratic ticket. Your support at'Sep­ have oome where they could find HOMEMADE ICE CREAM. iclty treasurer.—Adv. Middlevilla. Mkh. Dowling vs. Columbia cleaner's at Representative Ln the State Legis­ tember 11th primary will be ap­ At Good Will church Friday eve~ —- ---------Vickery's, clear lake, Bunday.—Adv. lature ot\ the Republican ticket, preciated.—Adv. ning. July 27, 5c a dish.—Adv BOWLER—RAGLA t> ~ It stands one In hand to be on mg, viuy n. ^101*0. Aov. SCHOOL REUNION. your support at, the September pri­ lie lookout for the rattlers as they CHIDESTER SCHOOL REUNION. mary win be appreciated. BREW SCHOOL REUNION. FODUNK SCHOOL REUNION. । July 29, on school ground*. Pot re not such pleasant fellows to r-Adv. U. Elite K. Faulkner. Sunday, July 39. Secy.—Adv. On Saturday, Aug. 4*—Adv. | luck dinner.—Adv. \ P.M.O.TOBEMUN IN FREEPMT : S. I Wl IU I Y~ TWl I R ~ V* THE BUILDING OF THE PANAMA CANAL MmCINMESfe^u S X w One Auction Sale �THE HASTINGS BAXXAB. W4DNMBAT, JOLT M. IM PAROLED MEN COMTIWUE CRIME1 Show Maur Have Been Returned to Prtxon {RIVER BANKS COULD Two Local Fakers Are Exposed l„ ! BE BEAUTY SPOTS , Landicapiag North Bank and Drive on South Side Inexpensive , ——(HORSE PULLING CON­ Henry’s Wedding, ( TEST AT PleOSCS Audiences p,mon, T«ann ■ I I suu.J..X. ,"wa ; “ts.-sa.sj “"“'“ "I -Henry's Wedding" presented un- IONIA FAIR'1 LOCAL NEWS Will Ba On!' Hand to “Oomnote ■ 1 Kelley and Tolies family for Prige8 Aug. 4 at Leacfi la*e.-Adv. «. ... .o„.. s. - u»« w u;orm^‘" u„ ,lw._ think tacs on ta.pw. Wednesday"wTd^Thursday ...uta oees weaneMtay ana Tnuraaay I,,------ * .TTTv.,1 ■ 7 I reunion • a* i v.«.-, CO. TAX COMMISSION HAS VEXING PROBLEM i> *Uoc«tinr state, county, Taomihin Township and Rrhnnl School T&xeg for Oounty Waters Clothes Shop 1 great in wiucn which i Tills may oe ta me thc uu.c time iu to grc«i interest imcrcai an an article m xms may t The county tax commission was two local young matrons M-etw. were cred- 'i about it It. hut but CrrtaltllV certainly is not not lhe thc —evenings v—nt of laat last week Iin m tfea the r-."Cen-i*1^ L. A. S.-Adv. busy the first two days of thia week Ited with the rare naivete of bellev-iUme to d0 much but t,h“Llt ab0Vl tral auditorium was enjoyed tath I John Chandler, son of Mr. and wrestling with problems of allocalminfetratlon has granted thirty hl,,h.nris Tht« v»m rorolwbat ® beauty sp°l could^f ,nadc nights, the audience* being smaller;ij't/1."? J™***"’SShTi।Mrs 1107 Chandler, has relumed to pardons ■fngJ their This yarn . had had of nt the norm narth tank of nt tbe th* Thornap'I'hnmon. *o.. than M they n..., should j... — (light and heavy-weight tan2L after “’r “ on* °P nnerntinn crallon at ?*»Pm* ‘ min property tax to pardons »o lo criminals criminals sent sent for ror life me i, . . husbands. ' . . .This , -jam man mey spouia have nave been. oecn, due. auc. no .c , ~ k iv. - ‘Wih?'t teams. On hta ms home numc af luicr - - * ■___ ,____ or _ ...antn 'Kuolnnlnir ga’ extreme _____Uie IniCK DelOTS , tne nn-b9ranto>tand, j nocj. hospital, (the county's taxing units, consisting tcrnxt to MV-hig en____ prisons, It0rtn410uMlh *,lhall811•■Irrfrlrnl dretricalmu. rusewhich which1 ntpieJ.,., river inHaMlrioa Hasting*, beginningntat doubt ... to .lhe heat. , lracKranCUtanil. , । ie stale and national records of horse! " J,/"’ of‘he county, thc townships aud the . average of twenty per year. The said husbands staged to the open-j the Michigan avenue bridge and exThere’were a number of clever sit-8 *n n« recor s n nra* . 'power are set I A *eddln8 ceremony was per- school districts ■ five previous governors had aver- mouthed amazement of their "fraus, tcndlng westward and a little to uations and a lol of hearty laughs. •;i' Th. kai-ntu State .uu recora ,««d is u •<£»> *£“>•' SX/rSS । n 11 uv “-■»»««• uul tne »>• county wm.iy ls> u, tno wan-w««ni no secret mat aged less than five per year. " <me bread wlnhers in this article the north for about four blocks—or ,'rhc leaping roles were taken by Al­J[held k.i,. jointly inir.iiu by k.. lhe >>.. C. r. C. r. Schumaker □~..i.1when nc united ■„ ur«MU ...... .____ < cn “51,in marriage Charles ln need o' funds, because it About five months ago a Detroit! were described as “being possessed ab&ul • btoclt beyond the Broadway ,berl Becker. Mi*s Alleen Isenhath,'[team, Of Waldron, Michigan, and parrah Farrah “ and Henrietta N. N. Walters Walters. i__. ,tmly Lked nd Henrietta -----. . f” « fi^Ul ....uJTtast . gangster, who had been sentenced {of tioth Imagination and mechanical br----*dRC , . Boyes. . . . Miss C'““ n--” -------- ------ -----«•“ Clay Bassett. . Loren Miss Eloise Smith of South Wood- }1 ear. eOr. which would have brought W in We l*dnk liilnk tills litis project ought to be ijelen Robert for twelve years, was paroled by Mr. knowledge." That they are endowed Wc i,w.vo Weaver. ,» w4w Wilson, Miss ? the R. F. Langley team, of Flint, land was the irlnner of the Gold about ><15,000 had II all been paid; Debo. head of the pardoning board.(with an unusual imagination cannot ln ’hc minds of the city govern- Delphlne Englehardt. Lannes Ken- :Michigan, with a tractive pull of Medal lhert riinrnntpit held nt et the South bur >>'«■u "was "«>* much* aTta* ■. Jd’lT... * Tire heavy-weight xr^/tni - contest on thc ground that he was “a good be gainsaid, but anyone who can't nmnt of Hastings. They have to be fleid, Otto Irenhath. Winston Mer- ' 3.625 pounds Woodland Brethren church on Sun­ n.„.Jquent —and there U much still de­ prisoner." From the time this par- i get over two consecutive "put-puts" practical in times like these, and rick. Mrs. Mabel Shriber Barry and world record is held by the Stately day evening. 'Farm team, of Piqua. Ohio, with a linquent—that the general fund has tlcular one was twelve yean of ag? out of a "kicker" on a row- boat —inot involve the city in debt, nor in- George Dewey, ' tractive, "pull of 3.850 pounds. The been used up and the supervisors Dr. Frederick HTaylor, osteopa ­ he had been known as a criminal well-what do you think? We saw’hc Iond Th»‘ cannot Supplementing the above cast were VataTS’o*tald*t>v ^c^arT^n^^rom^ chorus~ “’d 8 ol tjfe W.yV Weathe^S telm of thic physician and surgeon, from have already borrowed from Covert East Lansing, will open an office in mad funds-to thc extent of >15.500. | convicted and sentenced from that point on thc shore but couldn't ta P>y»Mgirls. cement Citv Mirhlean with a trarcity to a life term because of the certain, whether the smoke came. ’ *»» «*«* on '.he south tank To produce such a play requires “ Ja me the National Bank building Wed­ :That 115500 tyill have to be repaid. I There are still many demands upon nesday. Aug. 1. • brutal murder of a a young young woman. woman. fro^‘the the"dii«nintted motor ‘or or*was ‘\f ’the rlv" and looks, looks-acro^ to the the a a tot tot of brutal murder-of from disgruntled motor was!’ of hc rlv< r and across to of hard hard work work and and to' to limit limit Uie the 1‘‘"J‘ ’ A meeting of the young Repub­ I the general fund which will have-to^J lhe sulphuric language we st<?f 5,efP- wooded banks on the other time tunc for Recently a man was arrested in.caused by the for rehearsals rehearsals to to about about ten ten *7*“ ™“ “7'°!^chFn" " Oklahoma as---a -kidnapper sldc ccannot that.days means real real concentrated effort effort ' nn licans of Barry county will be held be met between now and the first of ’ ----------------------------who had felt sure was forthcoming about s,dc ®nnot fail to ta impressed that,days . , ' . ! on Tuesday evening. July 31. Willis [the year. • • - tills tills particular jiarUcular stretch stretch of of the the river river on on the thc part part of of director director and and cast.; cast i8L ’ r ciirkbeen paroled by Mr Debu. He had that time couhty could get its money Whorley of Ionia will another ln Hastings to be made Credit ^rticljiatcd ** " ™,c '£be present, to ; If lhe -------also served time In prions for crimAnd here's ....good "f”one *” on Hr=*.!=c= — h; t- ought c.-.j;: L. ' " ' U .due' all. wta --------’ Tnw in ,cam’ w,u J™" ** Impounded in closed bank* it would — .__ . ....___ , ia a beauty iwantv spot KrwAT— —ana it could k .. m.ria «•».. way. ..... ■• )t iiftnci to compete for me prize., at assist with Hie organization. Inal offenses in Chid and Georgia the self-styled. mechanical wizards and it ta made any jthe 1934 Ionia Free Fair. August !3i George Dewey, 'Son of the Rev. be in good shape, but that is out of before he was pardoned in Michi- Even with about 140 worth (roughly |* dream of beauty in the hands of ----- —--------- -----------------------” । to 18. and Mrs. Dewey, underwent an op- । the question at this time So the gan. He was sentenced in 1921 from estimating, of guaranteed and new landscape artist. It would not CIDC DESTROYS H0MF Oakland county for burglary He f.ngled do-dads to snare a “wall- be expensive, and it-could ta made r,nc nUME 0.1,01 rr PnwrcDM cratlon for appendicitis at Pennock 'only way to provide for lhe heavy | hospital Saturday night and Is do- । demands on the county is to levy a 1 was paroled, rearrested for vlolat- eyed pike" with which Wall lake is 'l'ry beautiful. Qf GEORGE TAYLOR SAUSAGE CONCERN TA ADC DATE UCDC lng ,uccl>-- ,or which all are glad. [six mill tax this year, which will Ing his parole, escaped in 1928. was said to abound, the nearest they. Then with a roadway on the south . —.---------IU UrtnA 11 Mtnt | Don't trouble to serve dessert nt I bring in about >03.000 when paid, recaptured and sentenced to from came to it was viewing the decom- bank of the river, where thc shores I pjrc completely destroyed the ------- '■----, . home. Come and have a plate- of conditions warranting the expecta­ two to two and one-half years addl- posed head of one in a neighbor's । nre not so steep, n beautiful view'*home ------- -«al-- George ---------- ---Taylor located• — on1 Frank Wieser of Detroit, who,home made ice cream al the ice tion. of a larger delinquency tiiun Uonal. This mon with such a rec- back yard, which, by tiie way. had “uld be afforded of thc opposite UU1I nnr between WIWW11 Trail's ir»ua End cj.u iwiu Gun ,lake and owns farms north of Hastings and cream social at Emmanuel Eplsco­ ord was paroled by Mr. De bo Feb-, been caught with a lowly night ,5ldcBuilding such n roadway the Hermitage Sunday evening about near Freeport, has loosed tiie Arctic 1 pal church Tuesday. July 31st, from 1I Some people wonder why there are ruary 24 of this year and Immedl- [crawler. So these two wise guys j would not be so expensive as one-------<■ -----■-*- of -• •*-ten o'clock, Tiie origin the blaze *is [iiurciucd demands upon thc county. ately went bock to the some kind couldn't even fool a fish. Anyone j might think. The city already owns unknown. U,1IM,VW„. WM4V « prvpcny nvaruy Dairy plant next to the Michigan [a.00 P. M. on.—Adv. Other property nearby Central railroad tracks on the west | Carl Metzger of Kent county Y. ' Let us mention Just, one item. In of criminal life that he had prevl- wishing to verify Uw facta of thc I ’be entire river frontbetween Jef-;W1Wt fortunately Saved-from dostruc- side of Broadway, and plans to Ih-lM. C. ATidTI be on the leadership ‘normal ttnws from la.ooe iu-H.000 oualy followed, a. os tavlalvt might hat have above atat«.mnnlc statements "consult almost I fCrSOIl ntl.lw 1. been nlval'p *r>nnaiilt aln.Asf ferson Hlld and Michigan HVOnUO. avenue, Itlld and , tton. stall machinery for manufacturing: staff of Camp Barry August 7-.14, would cover thc county’s expendi­ expected from his record anyone except Joe DeRulter and about half of the next block to the sausage and other similar meat Some Kent county boys will uccom- ture fcr afflicted cases requiring ur­ westward. This is a project that What is the sense of sending men Pete Maus. products. Mr. Wieser, according to pany him for tiie big tune. ‘Barry gent surgical or special treatment to wdbld add much to the beauty of 1 to Jackson for serious crimes, with ।----------------------------------------[ information given us, also Ls inter- county boys are urged to enroll soon. ta "paid by the county. This year Hastings. the idea of protecting society as well TWO FIRE ALARMS FRIDAY, csted In a similar venture In Detroit: Suit ----- court that item will reach fully >18.000.. was-■begun in the circuit as punishtng the criminals, then. The alarm of lire Friday forenoon known as the Farmers Produce tof this county this week by George Thu* il can be seen that there is within eighteen months have thirty! was caused by thc discovery of a GRASS FIRE BURNS , Company. The plant .here will buy IFoster, through his attorney Adel- ample reason why-----------------the county should — ---------------------------------i_.^u from .------ county ------- ‘-i-jjefg . of these depraved criminal charac- 1 small blase on lhe top ol a big blow FARM Rllll Thirty-six Middleville Boy Scouts (stock formt [mJ fcj । bert Corlright. Tiie action is against ask for six mills. ten turned loose on the public to pipe the Hastings Table Company rwniw DUlLUiauj nrf UAJW/IIIB enjoying n a tlcjaciltlUA delightful AAUIC time IU m |I MAUC time piaiui plans AU to lift have ttuc VC CTllCkS OU the IRoy and Myrtle Foster. By this ncNext publish the h ’"=t week we will 7continue their criminal careers? —------- factory. The nre was extinguished camp at Harwood lake eight miles road for store to s4>re deliveries, iHon the plaintlft seeks to recover complete allocation of slate, county A fire which apparently started । with no damage. from Middleville under thc leader- ' Manufacture of sausage is not yet ।l>ossCM>on of two horses, a cow. six ’township ' *• and scliuol• -----taxes -fur tills A WHITE CRANE. I Right after dinner fire was dLs- from a small grass blaze near the ship of Scoutmaster L. R. Beeler underway at the local plant ak 1.^. ,county. hotts. farm tools, etc. An unusual bird was seen on the covered at the base of a planing ma- road swept rapidly across the dry and Myron Smith. The boys have though a certain amount of butch- { a tab >r lien was filed with lhe oat field on the Etta Nichols Dove ,cleared a site and made a fine comp-i ering is being done. shores of Leagh lake north of town chine in Marvin. Sage's planing mill j(county ------- — clerk Saturday •by —-----: Donald farm a mile north of the Fisher on Wednesday. It was an albino. Just west of Uie Wool Boot plant, Ing place out of it. Scout Executive'--------------«-•-•----------------noeinrranvemenU arr now being Weeks, uuvugn through rm his attorney attorney Adeltart Cartright Tiie hen is made on 'P*1'- {**•»* huge Republican'p c­ crane—perfectly white, it was seen The department put it out wit it only scltoolhouse on the State nxid Tues­ Lloyd Sluifer conducted camp In- SUDDEN DEATH OF day morning about 10:00 o'clock and Kpcction , on Monday afternoon. CHESTER BEACH.' 15-000 feet of lumber by several people. 'slight loss. . • — • .-nic to be held Saturday. Aunit't 4th, on the McKel-destroyed the barn, granary and two ------------Chester Bead), aged 67. a Rut, at Buckholz Resort. Long lake. Jur.t vey farm in Maple Grove. The claim small sheds, doing damage conserv­ Hastmgs Sea Scouts and a dele- ,and farmer, who lived alone on his[ Ls for labor to tiie extent of ill 00( south of Kalamazoo. The plenic is atively estimated at >1500 to >2.000. gation , from Otsego leave next week :l)lacf' *‘LS, found dead Monday , being sponsored by the Knlamnzm Insurance covered at least a part for a four day camp on Hog Island morning sitting in a ciialr in -his for the cutting and manufacturing' County Republican League of which., SunforizL'il of the toss. Although there was no In Pine lake, under lhe direction of [home. His daughter. Mrs. Mabel,1 of lumber. Neil Verburg l-r. president. Rrpubllslock in the barn a considerable Skipper Russell Cleveland of this • Laubaugh. talked with him Sunday . James DeWitt, age 57. Nashville,J caps from southwestern Michigan amount ol hay and onli were city and Skipper C. R. Rathbun ofln|8h« between nine and ten o'clock was given a tine of >100 and the, art1 invited to attend. coots yt the ca*e or sixty days in the burned. The Hast mgs fire depart- ,Otsego. Fifteen have registered for jalld he "ald h« »'»» all right al that The speakers will include thc. । Barry coupty jail for drunkennessj ment was called about 10:30 o'clock, the camp.--------------------------------------------- lime. when he'was brought before Jus-, Honorable Senator Arthur JI. Vnnbut because of the Under like con - ( . ■ i. | Surviving are the daughter, Mrs. ।1 lice Ralph Weatherbee. Nashville, denberg. Secretary of State Prank dlllon of .V,_ the ground and bullding.-i T------This week the third camp period' Laubaugh. a son, Fred Beach, and J D, Fitzgerald, and the various Reoil Saturday last. As he did not have H R3 < Krcal hcad *“y b>' »ui at Camp Ben Johnston at tWd ••■ grandchildren, - -----7"TT/ uen uonnston at. Sherman onermani ‘•“““I■uivn.... <. (the Wherewith to meet tire fine lie isj publican candidates for national । tne tlnw ASAlcfanpp nrrtvnzl n„. lllkc . . uamp .. ,"« -T-l... _____ the time assistance arrived. It apopcned.... with a capacity enroll-1 Tiie tfuneral will be held .... this Wedstate and comity offices will be In-, । at present boarding with the sheriff. peared as though the blaze might ment. ’ “ Any uarry county ooys wno!“ ~-z »»« av| ------------------------------------------i pearea tnougn inent. Barry boys who I nesday afternoon at two o'clock at| ’ troduccd. “ b.urnlktMl d ’,ltt (wUh to attend the next next two weeks' weeks',>,hc daughter's home.- thc,R«^. the.Rev-5-C. M.1 PASSING of MRS. HARi'EiL « ‘alJf £ h,wish he dau «h‘cr> bomc c. M. | or cigarette butt tossed out onto the capip should register «» at once -» at .■.• the I Conklin offlciatiiur. officiating. fnternwmtiin Interruentun the lhe I Sara Jane Howey was-tarn m BelIRYING. dry grass along the road. cemetery. ,Scout ----- - headquarters nt ... the .j . Barry' Rutland >~.«~vA. az. - j |fast. Ireland. July 8. 1857, moving I-8-’’’ Weeks Letter. Mrs. County Health Unit office. Sympathy is extended to the be- to this country in her early year.;.! ** ” Charles Ixwc from Detroit CLOSING EXERCISES. , ——-—- „ , heaved ones. • [gjlc married at the age of 19 to was calling on Irving friends Tuesi The closing exercises ot the vaca- usher An auto load with of the will NOTICE ---------------»-----------------scivtnaton aLxo m from and help thc Scouts concesJon TO <■« TRUCK OWNERS. jQijn Bello-'t.' Ireland Harner The^r early Ir­ 1 Ml NOTICE TO TRUCK OWNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Wililani Sprlugq। lion Bible school were held at thc eland at the tall game next McJay iy I There Oil Will be a meeting on the have moved back to Hastings. Methodist church Sunday morning afternoon when thc Detroit Tigers (Trucking Code at Ford Garage, I)OlnlA in norttam Michigan where Mr. and Mrs. William Schenkcl in place of the usual morning play the St- f Louts Cardinals at _N^viUe Michigan. Friday. July 27. ^'VXested ??. the iumtar । have made considerable improve­ preaching service. Each of the three Park in Battle Creek. Scout >J934. at 8.15 P. M. industry About 18M they moved to 'lment <>n thc home they taught in departments put on a part-of thc pro­ Postum Executive Lloyd Shafer ta in charge I There will be opportunity for de- 1 HasUnj^s whcrc thP>. hvc>d ,|llti| M •l Irving They arr expecting to move gram. A pageant wax given by the stand. ’ .linquents to register—and to *c- Haroe--,, tiP,.th in ion ■tann utter hen- from Hastings soon. sclwlars of the Intermediate depart­ of thc concession •Uld Jnforma- ,*/lUrtwr JovCi J ------------- curr Code u> muFi-q uansing, I C.rnrgc FOX Is Staying at the Mav ment. It was beautifully presented Next Sunday afternoon at four tton. i MrM *[ n». Hanwpvr n*r moved to «> Luiu,Ing, and carried worth-while lessons 1 where she had continued to reside 'ille home. Mr. Fox got tired ot >1 lhe KelfooH«llh Ounp | Milk h.uler*. I„m produce, loc.l ............ .............................. -.............. ..... . .. . - . » -5 'Chicago especially In hot weather Among the school exhibits shown oclork at Pine laxe the rjifidren will par-1 cartage, contract and common car-1 Bght ^udrenwere tarn to Ulis! Mrx William -McCan—' ' Mrs. William -McCann spent part was a quilt made by the girls of the ticlpate in a waler carnival, with a rien. and other for hire operators'ut££n d *r" of the week in ‘ ' r tl.n l.i Detroit rvwrv.lt schopl which will be presented ft>, number of special features. There arc invited, including those hauling the UBC of rone monUus Lui the cto 1 — —------ - ’ Pennock liospital. There were also will Miro be swhnmlhg and diving their own property foi* sale or dis- i‘J‘ Rib End ,5 1, SOUTH COATS GROVEline exhibits x^iadc by tiie boys— vxhibHjta*. Ail who wish to ..tend . posal. CLOTHES SHOP _ ata J' 15‘ veara to Mi£, „ Mr . ■ ta’ M. Covlll .several boata. a locomotive and oth- Ub'OMM .,,ti . - ,,—- ------- — ... Hastings. Michigan ■_______ ll.rlSLlS. /isited « al Win. er articles. There were many taaufl>rnnal «<. be■Pklcome. welcome. TRUE. „ YET. .NOT TRUE' neapoUs.*1 Minnesota -AS.. ThosetaJ? left “ro to ' (Bayne’s on Frltjay. |tiful an d valuabue scrap books a lso FASHING OF JACK KERR. I Last week we mentioned Hie fact n,nurn *'er low. arc. Mrs. Winifred “If il isn't good we don't Whole or SUnk Half Lb. AAV wnu ’ Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Fisk and Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Kerr and ;tlwt not a dropT>FWil1frr flowing Poor. Mrs. ... . cliildrcn hpcnt Saturday night and ><» w«.n was nuuuwuu . i M w“J1“ni u Kent of KEEP cool. “::/ was 2 ’true . at lln“ J^i, K ’ «, * J!\ * Sunday In Grand Rapids. '[ The Barry county prlmrtryzcam- daughter. Pauline, were called to in Fall creek. TT»ut Morrisonville. Ill., on Saturday by i place where the ic wilier writer saw it and Chicago. Waller H. Harper ol Au-1 Mr. and Mrs. Clark -Oversmith ------------.... paign will officially start today. gusta. Maine. Mrs. E. A. Tlunnan of , wvrc in Kt. Thuiniu. Canada..from I yesterday being the laid day on Uie death of his brother. Jack Kerr.'lias been true tor fully two weeks, as city. Iowa and Mrs. Rotart W., U|ltil 8unday visiting’ the I which nominating petitions could a former Hastings resident. They'anyone can see by looking at the Sioux wx* »< .nd >.v.«tan.,,4™ returned on Monday. [creek tad near thc culvert on State I be filed. A good Ust of puaslblc BANNER WANT ADVS. FAY. Two weeks ago. Mr. Kerr was tak- street. “The last Banner had hard­ children. Kathleen Harper. Owa--j; I I nominees is offered. representing (both parties. While thc urather is 'en side and had been in tiie St. Vin- , ly gotten out. however, before we Richard H. Kent. Rochester. N. Y.; | umn. «• wru “‘at farther upstream, Ralph Pryor. Cincinnati. Ohio; John hot, u it win wJJTbe well wr for an ail canuiaatcs candidates.'f*”1 ,w“pUal bul a u'w <ta-Vs wbt,n wcrc Pryor. Lansing; Robert. Don and to to keep keep cool cool and and »ay say nothing nothing and and do do hc ,)'lx'c<l UWBy wUh Pnfumonia. He in thc rear of Henry Gaskill's place, Marian LiMle. Chicago; Rotart Har- , carrving on bn their cimaKP und had resided the water was flowing, bul the flow i nothing in carrying cam- *’*1* '*8 -vcars , ofwin, lujn Ih!“ w,U r.i,rt hu M«vr. Mrs »M very iU«h< .nd «u cvldrmly jxt. Augusta. Maine, and Constance;' 'rthe-wimarv.-uhlrti will be Setitem- Ed Donaldwn. for thc past year, [soaked up further down stream hi Marshall and Robert [took of Ha.'-, J tar 11. having previously lived in Morrison-i the bed of the old mill pond. , tings. One sister. Mrs. Morris , O'Keefe ol'Grand Rapids also *ur-j is PENNOCK HOSPITAL. HAD GOOD BALANCE. Surviving arc his wife, two daugh------- --------------------, vives. SUNDAY, JULY 29 — ONE DAY ONLY ' Countv Treasurer Maus keef* thc ter*- Helen and Lucile, one son. BobTwenty patients are registered at ।I Mrs Harpey ItarjMT had been in galling Jallin:;’' , nnanciai record of the Barrv Ooun- by of Rockford. M|ch. his father. Pennock hospital this Wednesday‘health for a number of years, having.., tv Emergency Relief administration John Kerr of Morrisonville, two sb-: morning. .suffered several paralytic stroke*; • in At thc end of lhe month ending ‘er*. Mrs Donaidsen of Bulpitt and A son was tarn to Mr. and Mrs. bul nothing could quench her happy. ' June 30. the balance shown at the Mrs Frank Burcum of South Bend. iEarl Ferri'. Hastings. Route 2. on buoyant spirit- No word of complaint ' Jean Arthur, Donald Cook, Alien Jenkins, Lila Lee bank for this fund was >6,750 29. Ind., and one brotlicr. Ralph Kerr. I Jul>' 23. Hc weighed six pounds and ever fell from her lipa and she was ' Howevi'r there were mitstundlng ”f ’>»** city. nine ounce* and has been named -'pared tier full faculties to the end. L checks that tout not torn prc.Miilcd Funeral services were held at the!William Earl. She h>* been a source of great Ul- , Comrdy, “DIVORCED SWEETS" luteal Pathe News ,ut thc bank at that date amounting Morrisonville Methodic-Xhurch on Dr “nd Mr* Matthew R. Kinde.,?j»lrntkm and love to those wh »l, . to S1.65L62; so thc treasurer s bal- Sunday afternoon at two o’clock, the TJ3 So Church St. arc the parent*' cherished her so dearly. She was brance. Ie.\s the outstanding checks. Rev Roy s. Doland officiating.'[°> a «*rl born July 23. Her weight, toved by all who knew her. young,' *A**AAA**^*JMtWM*A** Was $5.098 67. Burial was in the Morrisonville!*^' Pounds and five ounces,mid otd alike, and her passing leaves p cemetery. I and she has been named Emily * Void that cannot ta filled In the i, MONDAY and TUESDAY, JULY 30 and 31 Sympathy is extended to the be- Janci1,vfc* lh’*r who ,ovwl her , TWO FEATURES leaved ones.--------------------------------------------------- —----------- *♦*----------------- Interment took place in the fam­ --- ---- ------------------------ NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. ily lot *t Ouk HUI cemetery. Grund ' GUILD NO. 19. ' Mrs. Dora Krpkey and Mis. Agnes’Rapids. 1 Pennock Hospital Surgcrv Guild Bristol spent part of last week withL ’ OBITUARY. No 19 held ii delightful picnic at Mrh <>ra Adam-' of Coldwater. | With RO SEMAK V AMES. JOHN BOLES, VICTOR^JORY the Gun lake home of Mrs. Willis' The Friefftship Class held their . John H Hillings was ------born -----Feb. Last Call for Bargains In Summer Goods -Men's and Wonien'swf. BATHING SUITS .111,, DISCOUNT STRAW HATS Boy Scout News DISCOUNT SUMMER SLACKS $j22 Feed the Family With Fine Foods From Feldpausch ’s $|79 Tailor Made 2 Pant SUITS This Month Only 16c Pork Chops Sweet Cream Cheese Pork Loin Roast $|59 2u. 17c ( ■*• 13c WATERS Armour’s Star Hams Fresh Ground Hamburg U- 10c Swiss Steak Beef Tenderloin Branded Beef Roasts Butter ■*■ l$c u. 25c u. 15c 26c Feldpausch Market I Believed In You For the First Time In This Vicinity D A QI7D ATI D/AoHD/AJLiJL Detroit Tigers TWO major league teams St. Louis Cardinals Postum Park Battle Creek JULY 30 E. S. T. SPONSORED BY BATTLE CREEK AREA BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ADMISSION; Reserved $1.00 to $1.50 Whirlpool Jack Holt General Admission 75c Seats on Sale at Central Billiard*, Battle Creek—Phone 2-1732 Both Teams Guarantee .First String Lineup Streeter on Thursday, about forty Ju|y Party at the home of Misses 28 1869 and departed this life July bcU-.g present The picnic was nn all Peggy and Arlene Raw. 11 st the age of 65 years. 4 mas.. 13 dav affair, thc children of thc mem-' Thc children ot Mrs. Henry Adams days. tars und some of the husband* be-j^P®** her celebrate her birthday i Mr. Hillings was a Hie tong rest­ ing guests Mrs. Streeter was assisted Sunday at lhe home of Mrs. Lour- dent of Barry county. He was unitby a neighbor. Mrs. Mill. Everyone c”a Tungatc. ed in marriage Jo Florence Fawner, had u vary happy time. ; .Mrs. Wm Reed accompanied her Hee 28. 1893. and to this union two --------aww '— brother. Haney Shook of Caledon- daughters were born. Mrs. Grace VERMONTVILLE FIELD . , la to Coopersville Sunday to see Bullard of chlcagb. U„ and Mrs DAY’ AND HOME COMING.' their moliter. who we arc .sorry to Inez Welfare of Hastings. Vermontville will have a Home ; report slowly falling. ' | Left to mourn lib loss are hix wife. Coming and Field pay. and issues a [ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Allen and two daughters, six grandchildren, speciAl invitation to all old residents Ison of Grandville were Thursday two brothers, one sister and a host of and friend* u> attend the big celc- Igucsta of Mr. and Mrs Glenn Allen friends and neightars. Funeral serv. bralion planned for August 9th and ( Mr. and Mrs. Scott Scherwood and •«•-' were held at the hooip at Stony 10th There will be excellent free (Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Allen and son Point. July 11 at 2 P. M. Conducted entertainment and lots of fun. Ev-. Richard were Sunday guests ot the by the Rev. L. L. Dewey Interment crybody welcome. | latter's mother. Mrs. Alien, of Mid- ,w» *n Riverside cemetery. —---- ——’* w »----------------dlevilte • NAWBrs DOING THE JOB. MIm Etely-n crumback of CakCLOVERDALE. Nature seems to ta doing the Job. don I* spent lhe week end with her Mr an<1 Mrs RaIPh Jcnncy and of reducing the world's visible sup- friend Mta Peggy Raw ' Miss Doreen and Betty ply of wheat. According to statistical The'La dies' Aid was well attended motored to Ceresco reporta the reserve supply at the -n>u^ay and a ito^.m'pcr rerv^d Sunri*>r irraent tune U more than 300 ooonoo by t)1, n ..Lvoted re Mr ,nd Mr* Jn* »*"** Mk1’ buahels less than K was in 1933, This .al0 ln Jb^neir d,cv11^ wrrr S»jndaJ’ vuilor* of Mr. reduction was accomplished without I future. * ' * r |and lira. Chas. Monica. «n> help <rom AAA. । TM Mn>»M «A«il rau.to .ill I «'lc" l^.e.ipon aul IMIy,, M Mid u, rwnwM ehurcli^S'1 •? ““rtaS!1" "J* “"““T FINISHING LAST YEAR’S JOB. hwranu awIurfAT Aurul 11. 1 ..Tiie county road commission an ----------------- < ♦»--_______ ।and Mr»- Lizzie Pt onel* of KalamaAmericanism: Senate 1zoo were "• Americanism: Senate millionaires millionaire*'zoo were Sunday Sunday guesU guests of of Mr. Mr. and and proving 12 1-2 miles of township investigating fellow-dtlxciu Who arc i,ra Harry Penncb road in Uie township of Hope. The. trying to get that way. 1 A number from here allended thc 12 1-2 miles were on the program for ■ ■■■■ , 1 <>*------------- -McCallum -ehool picnic Saturday last year, but the commission was Baseball Is a tonic to Jaded nerve* I The Fox reunion wlM be held at .unable to complete them In 1933 and to individual worries. Frank Chilson s. Sunday. July 29. Fredric March in Good Dame LATEST NEWS EVENTS — ADULTS 15e: CHILDREN 10c WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, AUG. 1 and 2 SPECIAL ATTRACTION WONDER BAR KAY IRANCIH. DICK POWELL. DOLORES DEL RIO, RICARDO CORTEZ. AL JOLSON. HAL LEROY. OUT K(HllEE ALSO PATHE NEWS AND OTHER SHORTS ADULTS 35 CENTS CHILDREN !• CENTS FRIDAY and SATURDAY. AUG 3 and 4 TWO FEATURES W. C. Fielda in You’re Telling Me KEN MAYNARD and CECILIA PARKER la GUN JUSTICE ADDED-LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS ADULTS U CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY 25. 1*34 [MIME TOBEREVIVED BANDITS MAULED HIM; Historical. Pioneer ricetchr*. Qld ‘h took his small change ■'* .............. ' ............ "". •-■Ii'wOMEN’S GOLF MEET I REACHESSEMI-FINALS Sporting Items \ Prises for oldest resident, longest married and newest wed couples; " J22_____________ , In the third round of the July newest baby from this community. Julins Wester, Alto, Victim 1 1 Handicap golf tournament al the { Saturday—Civic Day. MIDQrU TP AM Um ITC !Ha*Unga Country Club Mrs. Chester —Robbers Followed Him Morning—More sport*, many and nin^Ln ItAM rtULUb l8teta defeated Mr*. Roy Hubbard varied, with prizes. From Freeport LEADJN TOURNEY • Continued from Page One) Grand Parade—Old %nd new— On Thuraday night Juliua Wester, Don't mis* thl* big feature. 'ship providing the source of com12:00—Basket dinner. Ladles' Aid of Alto, who keeps a beer garden 0o»»..rew Club Win. Again in that village, was waylaid by a • petition. will serve dinner. —Oar Seal Strong Third * Mrs. Clyde Wilcox defeated Mr*. An old fashioned higb*whecled bi­ Afternoon, 1 20—Public meeting, couple of bandit* after a visit to With Five Virtnri*. [Garmand by default. In Uie semiHastings and Freeport. cycle ha* been resurrected, put in mute, aonga of days gone by. with Five victories nn>u Mra atem W1U ptoy Mrs It appears that Wester early that running inning condition and lias has created - Addreaa-Hon. William W. Potter, Hlrach Bros, soft ball team con-' Lane and Mrs. McIntyre will mrct eveqjng went to Freeport and after great deal of interest and excite3:00 — Greet ball game — Hickory a -, - ----------------- ----- ----llnues to hold it* position on the Mrs. Wilcox. Hopping for n Ume with the pro1 ment ent at Hickory Comers. Corners. Several Corner* Corners va. vs. Dowling. Dowling. ____ Sure___ to be top rung In the business men* *er' ----------------* • »-----------------prietor of lhe Preejxirt beer garden. 1 of the young people of lhe com- ' BO<xj. munlty have tried their luck on thia 1 Evening—Music, more old songs, the -two came to Hastings and spent । INDEPENDENTS LOSE a UtUe time in a restaurant ---------- *■here and increasing Its number of win* old vehicle and a few of them haveAddrevi-Hon. J. C. Ketcham, _____ _____ They next went,to six. The Commercial Club, a CLOSE ONE TO DORR developed considerable skill. HowSunday newcomer to Uie haVe Program by local churehea begln- to the beer garden at Leach lake comparatively tournament, won It* second game | Hastings ___ Independent* lost a moded bike now have considerably i n|nB Bt i0:M w(th gunday School and then on to Freeport. It is Mid ttiat in paying for some by rocqplng over the J. C. Penney heart breaker to the Dorr Dutchmen more respect for the skill and. cour- and unices of worship, to be arranged local unite"r ’" of the drinks Wester ;x-eled a 820 team in a 30 to IB slugfest. Car Seal Sunday afternoon 7 to a getting one ' age of the early day cydlers -------*—bv •— ---- --------Notes af In ternt ib,H “ good-sized roll of green- managed to nose out thb A- At P. Negotiation* are under way for run in the. ninth Inning. Hasting*' Sneakers- Hon w w Potter back*. Evidently someone had.l'am 13 to 12 thereby keeping third had three men on bate with one out * three airplanes from Kalamazoo if the Supreme Court Hon. J c -«*«ehed him. ,pl»ce in lhe percentage average After a perfectly placed bunt by one i a suitable landing field can be giv­ en the O. K. of atate authorities. netenam so Iona Ketcham ion® our renresentntivn reuresentaiivn I A •—’ hc started from ~ Freeport — to ----Krogers ---------------------------defeated the----------------------Consumers 14 of hla team mate*. Bam Young On Saturday morning, comment- fl in conereas- Hon charlra Weixiort drive dr,vc t« Alto hd. he was followed followed by by to to 20 20 in in aa free free hitting hitting game game while while raced home and appeared to be | Ing at about 11 o'clock, there will, president of Michigan HUtorical Soyoung fellows in a car. They the Bankers defeated the J. C. Pen Pen-­ [safe, but was called out by the um-| be a_.parade pf old-fashioned borae clety and forme/member of the “‘tempted to force him into n... thc, nev ney 1* 15 to Afl. । plje. The next man up filed out. drawn vehicles of all types. Any Hate legislature All these are worth dltch but did not sllcceed' When he Games this week will be Thursday. —. | r** 10. ‘ntuiaiure. All tnese are worth ^ved at Alto, and tn front of his July 26. Piston Ring vs. A. & P ; _ . _ , person who ha* an old V..KI fashioned hearing own place It was late at night 'Hirsch Bros. vs. Car Seal. Friday. Representative DUrhaHS . buggy, wagon, cart or other vehicle t Some Features. A/JJr.’ccpJ Pnfnrnnic of thl* type is invited to Join the । Oxen, best In the U. 8.; ponies When he slowed up at Alto one of July 27. Bankers vs. Krogers; Penu lumuu* Lrraawuua coacn lhe tw° feUows who Allowed ney vs. consumer*. The game be-, nuariSSta KOlonuns procession. '.u» and pets; famous Deadwood coach; Among the speakers will tw Indian,; ' co'.-rri plal ,„; i u> U>, <nher ammobU, Juniprt .;«,«> Uie Hlnch Bra. Mid Car M non. Eart L. Budala. Mate rep----.... ----- -— ..... „ iiiuiuiu-i. tuvereu wukuii*. uiuiirvr r more onto the running board of Westers likely to be a critical one in the rescntatlve from Van Buren county, of things of 200 year* ago and lhr ot lh, Rjtarj. clllb Justice W. W. Potter and John C. । recent; exhibits of tiling* old, and ear. A little before thu he had «rle> More both tea™ hare been Ketcham. Herewith is the com- । new; coins, house household and farm tfarm concluded that the two who were playing strong games. Herewith “f, Monday noon He dtocuwd some hold und following «.!« him ... were ------ k-»au. bandlte so had'the tH. percentage* tn to rt.t,. date: facU ,,arly Michigan hispletc program of events for the things; transportation -features—all iildden hl* roll of greenbacks in his ‘ w three days' celebration: (worth seeing. Pct. tory- He said that was appropriate ;car. When he stepped out of his HIrsch Bras.......................6 Friday—Old Settler’* Day. >000 i at the present time, because it to ROBINHVE PARK. own automobile at the command .commercial , commercial Club Club .......... 22 0 1000‘the tercentennial of the flrat visit Morning—Exhibits arranged and the bandit* he lie had )mrt nothing nothlmz in his hto Car ear Seal m-al .............................i5 1 Mrs. Effa Haight and sons and of thc opened for the exposition. MO of a white man to this state by the Mrs. Edythe Clifford and sons spent pocket* except a little change. When Kroger .............................. 4 2 Afternoon—Registration. WO French explorer Nicollet in 1634. । Friday afternoon and evening with, he reached the ground one of the I Bonkers ............................ 4 2 Music. 666 i While the later visits of LaSalle the former's son and wife. Mr. and bandit* knocked him down and lat- ’a. At P................................ 3 3 Old Time Sports. 500 and Marquette to what is nowMrs. Francis Haight, of Grand Rap- er mauled him unmercifully, the'platan Ring .................... 2 4 Old Timer's Ball Game, 333 Michigan were in themselves interGet acquainted; visit old build­ Ids and Ul the evening attended tiie mauling evidently being Increased Consumers .*..........0 0000 csting. thc greatest single event that Southlawn thehter. ’ -bccouse of failure to find tlic roll| .. ----------------------------------------ings and points of Interest. aHected the early history of Michi­ Julian Potts and wife visited their ot bills they were after. All they UACTIMflC GH| FpfK Basket supper. gan was the organization of the Glen Dean, and *>t wa^about 41 00 In change. Kent .27 ''"NorthwestTerritory." which inEvening—Speaker: Hon. Charles daughter. Mrs DEFEAT GREEN VILLE eluded Michigan and represented the Welssert. "Tiie Westward Movement famlly of Bownc Saturday afternoon, county officers and officers here Misses Eleanor and Lucille Smith were notified but were unable to I ------------j nrM expansion of the United States, and Early Settlement of Barry." Music—Old time songs wlqi old have enjoyed a week's vacation at locate the bandits. Wester could, Hasting* golfer* defeated Green- -rhe Ordinance of 1787." gbvemlng rostumes. Green lake. give no description of them. ville 22 to 11 in a meet here Thurs- llu. Northwest Territory was. In It* ___________________________________ ! -----------------------------------------day afternoon —>n. Eddie Van Popering value vnlue to humanity, next Ito )to the _______ _____ l I II Illi I -i--------------------------------m .. CO II,. n* a. tfor ... - Declaration . .. .... andI the ... _____________ turned Iin a 69. three below IU. par of... Independence Junior England of Lansing I* vis- the ,o»' *core of the day. Ken Me- y-edera) Constitution. IU Inaistence lllng hto grandparents. Leon Potts fntyrc a 76. four above par was low upon/the necessity of education, murand wife. for thc amateur*. Bud Ramey tapped ;aI1(y and jrligion was an outslandMrs. Martha McNce Is slowly the Greenville golfers with an 85. feature Two Ert?at men repre­ Improving from her recent Illness. Judge R. R. McPeck of Charlotte., ftentr<l the beginning and mld-perSeveral ladies from Clay Hills at- playing for lhe local team, nego- lod 0( qur Mate. They were Lewis: tended the Busy Bee meeting at Hated tlic course in an 84. the low-'coss. governor of the Northwest) Mrs. Minnie Churchill* in Middle- e*t he has ever shot Details Territory, who afterwards became ville Thursday afternoon. of the match are as follows: territorial governor.of Michigan. Roy McCaul and wife and Guy Ray Branch and Eddie Van Pop- and democratic nominee for PrcslMcNee and wife attended A Cen- ”lng won litre* point* from Bret dent in 1848. and Zachariah Chandtury of ProgressSaturday and Sun- and Charlie,Rarden; Dave Goodyear |er, who so long represented Michl- ' day. and John Ketcham won three Ban lu lhc United State* senate. Thc ————-----points from Bud Ramey and Art influence ot these two sterling men ' DOUD CORNERS. |Cook; Will Cook and Henry Sheldon !ias n|jided and helped our state. Don't forget the Pioneer picnic won two points and lo«t one to Ken : interesting to know how many I at Bergman Grove. July 26. 1 McIntyre and Dan Walldorf! play- ‘count |es in Michigan received their: Miss Helen Carl to spending two mg for Greenville; Cliff Dolan and names. Cass county was named aftweeks with Grandma Carl. Roy Hubbard won three points from er General Cass Barry county from Mr*. Evelyn Sutherland and baby Roy Ramey and E. A. Kemp; Jim John h Barry postmaster general Minerva Jean, and Bob Whipple Radford and Carlton Swift won ln the cabinet of Jackson Van BurFrank Sage called al Robert McMannis' Sunday three point* from O. A Peckham en county, where the speaker Ilves.' P- M. and A. Gales; Al Brown and prrwus not named after Van Burun A goodcrowdattendedUie Ice Carrothen lost two points to Dr. when he was President but when he crcain social social at alH. HBergman's. Bergman's. cream Bower and H. L. Chictick; Les Haw- wa5 a mcmbCr of Jackson s cabins! ------------------------------------------------------------thomc and Charlie Doyle lost three 11ie speaker mentioned surveys points to George Lockwood and thal WPre mBde of lower Michigan Jim Bristol playing for Greenville: .nd w|ut the surveyors said about Jim Mason and Carl Wespinter lost Ju. Mate. Thc earliest survey was three point* to Cass Kemp and P. 4ia(ic by a man named Tiffin, after Parsons; Dr. Houghton and Dr. wlK>m lhe city of Tiffin. Ohio. I* Swift won two point* from E. W Iuunc<j. He declared that "Michigan t. O. Paver: Paver; Ramey and A. Ian never could be settled by white pcoIronside and Robert Field won pic it was fit only for Indian* on From the day this bank opened for business Dec. 9, three point* from Keith Fuller and account of its many diseases." The Robert Cook, ploying for Green- next survey wks'made by a num who 1933, one thing has been foremost in our minds;—STA­ ville; Judge McPeck and Charlie declared In hto report to the govBILITY’. Our financial statement which has been recently Clarke won two points from Dr. ernment that "not one acre of 1.000 published, shows very clearly that we have not gone far Bender and C. Roth; T. 8. Baird and ln Michigan to fit for farming " afield in this regard, for it displays a highly liquid posi­ Frank Angell won three points from , m spite of these early predictions. Dr. Pratt and Dr. Root. Michigan has proven to be the most tion, over 70/. of qur deposits being invested in United ------self-contained state in the Union. States securities, either in bonds or cash. CADDIES STAGING It has been said that if our state \But ACT NOW .'..When We Say C/earonci WfMfA mcr still ahead. { - - . - - • Many clearance items are not advertised but all are plainly marked throughout the store. Act now! ' REMNANTS UNBLEACHED MUSLIN yard WALLHIDE FLOORHIDE Telephone 2515 ♦Each depositor in the National Bank of Hastings is in­ sured up to $5,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and while this is true, yet we want each cus­ tomer of this bank to know that we are not depending on that to make this a good bank. It simply makes a good bank better, and we are satisfied and pleased with the stability of our institution. NATIONAL BANK of HASTINGS PHONE 2217 BAND CONCERTS SPEAKING BY MEN OF NATIONAL REPUTATION SATURDAY, AUG. 4—Judge Arthur Lacy of Detroit. Democratic Republican—Dr. Clarence F_ Holmes, formerly Supt. of the School for the Blind, will auballttite for Frank D. Fitzgerald, Republican Candidate tor Governor, at 8 P. M. PAGEANT PLAY - Middleville, Mrs. If. E. Bennett, Director. INDIAN VILLAGE - 6 Indian Families DON'T FAIL TO BEE THIS PIONEER Rig Display of OLD TIME RELICS in Every Stere Window BALLOON ASCENSION Womem’s FERRIS WHEEL CAPS 150 HATS Summer Hats Ladiet’ Bathing Suits Price CHILDREN'S All Silk 25c , Part Linen Print and Plain 88c MEN’S SUMMER Pdllts SI Pre-Shrunk Men’e Bathing Suite Toweling ,ard 25c 5 Women’» Odd Lot Straps, Ties and Pumps 5c SANDALS 5c Men’t Summer WOMEN'S SUMMER Women*» White One Group of TIES, PUMPS Sheer Dresses All Leather . SJ5O Every Item In This Ad Reduc­ ed To Close Out Prices! Reduced to | Price Men* Nub Suits Pre-Shrunk sys Man', 220 Wtlghl Boye* Summer Men’e Sport OVERALLS Underwear SHIRTS 5Oc 15c 4Oc Charlie Rose la heading the list' resource* that would enable it* peowlUi 37 in a ringer tournament for pl* to sustain .themselves independcaddies at the Hastings Country ent of ail other nations or people: Club which extends from July 16 to Culturally Michigan has made August 16. Other scores are os fol- marked advances. Thl* state estab■ llshed lows* llshed the the first first stale stale university, university, the lhe Larry Walton. 40; Clarence Wai- ^rst state agricultural college and I lets. 48; Don Fingleton. 71; , • Dick It* Its school system has been a model • L. — Flngleton, 58; Tom Taggart. 40; Don for man> stales anH and anunlrlw countries. While'we Hase. 39; Charlie Conrad. 44; Les While we are are going going through through troutrouLarabce. 42. Some time during the blesome times, the speaker said. we latter part of August the annual «»8ht to do a tot of quiet thirling .for ourselves and stampeded caddy tournament will be held. ,nr «■ ’*’«« » nd not be stamneded three children of Lansing have been by fears or alarms. __ ^tending about two week* with Mrs. INDIANS DEFEAT I Pleasantrridge. Anna Boice and other relatives. "LANDINGS” BY 12-8 Mr- and Mrs. clay Pettit were in Mr. and Mr*. Alton Wood. Jr., Plainwell on Monday. and Mr*. Hubert Barnum. Mr. and I Hastings Indians defeated Mr. — and Mrs -------------------------Lester Kinne spent .—x. the In- I, ___ — ____ • Mrs. George Ragla and Mr. and dlan Landing nine 12 to 8 in a game over Sunday In Flint with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butolf and their families Sunday. Rose and Keller formed the Mrs. Albert Kinne. ‘had J -a plcnld dinner ----------at • •Lake -»— Al-Gon«•-«— i MUs Venita Kinne spent part of Quin Sunday. battery (or the Indian*. Hawblltz *" '* Stutz and Bell for Indians. Hawblltz last week at Leach lake with Mr.,----------------- -»->-♦----------------HOPE CENTER. On Sunday the Indian* play Eim- and Mrs. Lewis Abbey and children. [ | Mr. and Mrs. Ward Wood and c. B. McDermott made a business Idale Dutchmen here. ip to Battle Creek Wednesday. Bruer of Augusta and Cherter Nortrit Beniard Klemp. who ha* been wood of Sheridan were guest* al - ------- ---his brother, W. Klemp. .------ —and j the McDermott borne Bunday. I vtolling wife, returned to hla home in Chi­ cago Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Willlama family. and ions of Kalamazoo spent Sun­ day with Mrs. Lucy Leonard and several fathers likely have the same children. • Mrs. Clare Ashby was a Battle feeling they would iiave wrrt lhe mortgage on the old homertead paid Creek shopper Saturday. Mrs. H. O Bowker and Mrs. Grace CENTENNIAL and HOME COMING 3 Big Days and Nights August 2*3-4 1934 1834 BASEBALL GAMES BALL TEAMS FROM WAYLAND. CALEDONIA, FREEPORT AND ALTO. AIRPLANE RIDES, BOWERY DANCES, BOXING CONTEST! PONY RIDE8 FOR THE CHILDREN SPORTS OF ALL KINDS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS -READ THISHead Your Auto for Middleville August !nd U Yow Wawi the Last Centennial You WU1 Be Able to Attend in Ml GRAND FLOAT PARAD! Thursday Afternoon, August 2nd Wayland. Nashville, Hartings. fJMHtag a* lr«8 P. M. CROWNING OF THE QUEEN Immediately following the Parade the Crowning M Ute BIG OX ROAST, Aug. 4, and Parachute Drop, August 3 and 4 MERRY-GO-ROUND Work Strawe $xoo MIDDLEVILLE’S POST BAND and Many Other Banda KELLOGG'S SAXOPHONE OCTET, August 4 FRIDAY, AUG. 3—Former Congressman John C. Ketcham Republican Candidate* for Congrem Earl L. Burhans of Pai RINRFR ’uldmlddle »* Plcked ’» and P» «,cdthe ,n niHiatn TOURNAMENT luunriHiyicn i « tbe o( theu^1^. ltahad Dresses IOC STABILITY—CONFIDENCE If anything should establish"CONFIDENCE in the minds of the people of Barry County, it is the fact that we show such a highly liquid condition- During this time also we have furnished funds to assist in carrying on the regular line of business and trade in Hastings and Barry Ctounty, both among our industrial customers as well as farmers, Men's Hats Each SEMI GLOSS OUTSIDE PAlNT Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. All Silk Tea Aprons Price । Price Plaine and Prints. i PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS COMPANY PRODUCTS " " Each Day 4 BIG FREE ATTRACTIONS Each Night LOUD SPEAKING SYSTEM by lhe Steshina M �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JULY tg, 1»34 Ranner ors,u'Ue lhelr «°’*nuncnl TlfK PEOPLE SO CHOOSE. Cities of Views and Opinions; 1 This and That !Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday What Others Say w.d.~*» Michigan have liad the privilege of 57 auki"**7’ altering their form of government ———fnr R.IT1V • hi.< nev nmportWOK ■ AO*would give countie* a similar' • ' ' rtronr .w« rtoh.. Hteteta CW ta ta .Iteta "JVJ ^Ds.?™.n7S.S^S afternoon at Thornapple lake Mon­ day. Rev. Hunsberger and wife left Tuesday morning for a sojourn at the northern summer resorts. Mr. By Homemakers' Comer DOUBLE EXPLOSIONS CAUSE ENGINE KNOCK V Hom* Economic* Specialist* A. practically instantaneous "shock Michigan BUto College wave" explosion, occurring tn front fore the State Sunday School As­ of thc slower explosion wav* which TEN YEARS sembly AGO at Petoskey. TODAY. ____ ______________ . Mr. and Mr*. Roland aidman ofi Fred Allen. WU1 Cook and Harry Beet sugar will make as good jelly normally proceed* from lhe spark ■ ■t**1. 1 01 01 k“" 'vcn line to.tata tax routed <m W«lkIt h interesting though not always Florida and hi* mother. Mr* Lob >*■)*» •« camping at Wall lake in a* cane. 1* the aUtement made by plug the cylinder. I* the funSiliegTni^l* no d‘rafnl*1 cau* 01 taock ta *utoo*>-’ m ,hou<,> 11 had Uw rt$ht do er street and the procession of ev- flattering to ree ourreive* «* other* Hill of Battle creek, vialted Mrs. E Hfl*. making it exceedingly inter/Fil " ----- ---------------------------- ---------- eo. Likewise if the country reform erythlr.fr frtxn mMister trucks to mc us. tu In answer w to the question. — M. --------------McHheny — and » other relative* in eating for the fish we presume. reason why equal!? good result*; bile engine*, il ha* been determined ■ • “x Mty vity Saturday. Saturday. 1 M'-« Nettie Marples, who ha* been • natoeriMiMs 1» M*1L FmimM: amendment posres Barry county “»y cans ha* been rolling by our.of- ..Wha( u u-,e II1O6t- ch*ractcri*tic the Mr and Mr* Mrs Hr...... Herman Vetjrklaaren ’---eaching at Pentwater. IN BAaar coffrrr. OXB ykab. «i.m' m ™.lnl„ _dth 1L. nr-sl.nt cov. flc0 window, we have mm to tx t- Mjectaclc ln the United State*," > Mr. -----------.. . I* spending _ should not be obtained from either, to the engineering laboraloriea ot (If la •*.»»« > continue witn it* present got ter rralu<; of lh<. prublems of 8’ull.y Huddleaton. writer and travel- of Grand Rapid* were week end her vacation at her home here , according to food expert*. The two the University o< Michigan, report* •’,RA*V.<X’YWTV s,x “0STH" ••siwnment «et-up Just so tong as a thr Mtate and nation in maintaining rr who hM llVcd maIiy ,.ears abh3ud guest* of Mr. and Mrs. John Noble*: Mr* Bcrtley. of Quincy. Michigan. type* of sugar are exactly the same 1 George Granger Brown, profeaaor of M BABBY CVCXTy'TIIBKK MONTffa majority Of the people desired. highway* Yesterday an- immense UIlhf,1Utingiy repUro: and attended a house party at the •** the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. cliemlcally and physically and «ny I chemical engineering. fn normal fuel burning, combus“w *DV*Nci^:J™Z_ _L *ai in brief the proposed amendment ‘ruck crawled by carrying a moncharacteristic thing in Andrus Wall lake cottage Sunday. Bown« tt*T2‘on.of 1the.----p<urt--------week. differences are caused by lhe reItton start* at thc spark plug and and flnlng proceu. •PTSiDa B*KBY roPNTY. O.-.K neonle an onnortunltv to make *‘er catrrpll,af Ue *?“. *America, for anyone who ha* Payne ha* accepted a poalFred Busby. Charley BoulMi ~~ YB*K jn auvanck--------------- |l M give* people an ojiportunity to max. gu<M a( Uw tombllUll weight of travelled thousand* and thousand! 'ton with the consumers Power Herb Snyder have pitched their tent The type of crystal depend* on Uie move* down lhe cylinder to give the ~ ‘ ’ a change but does not demand that this truck and it* to.id It may have miles—the thing that one cannot Company which ‘ ,hi.v. fihices him in 0,1 J** “bore of Thocnapple lake, and purification procea*. The more Ume* P^ton 1 head a powerful, but charge of thc Lowell branch. Mr* 'Art’having what Josiah even Allen's the slightest wife tiie alteration In govbeen mure titan thirty tons. rA*ajx. m any parl sugar ha* been rccryatnlutd. the ’ "smooth" pu*h.It Proletior Brown finer will be lhe product prepared. H Ute unbumed gas-air mixeroment actually be made. The state came down over the old pavement _Ls ,hc recurrence of ahack* and Payne p"vn" and “''rt little daughter expect to c»,ls • ' pleasure exertion." • ADVERTlStNO RATES. The important thing in buying sugar i tore ahead Of this wave detonate*, it ••• Utainuuon prtata .he x.y: .hr .. MUI ta .he m-.k.n. he move there r.s soon u* a house is for jellymaking is to note the size'doe* so vtolenlly. banging against available for their occupancy. PREHISTORIC PIG I the piston head, back-firing and Mr. and Mr* CM*. Hubbard and UIICCIIU of granules. Ic . >or.i ter u to provide the will. When we went home 10 lunch there of Euro™. The huts and cabin* arc son. William. Mr. mid Mr.,. Fred PLACED IN MUSEUM Acid, pectin, and sugar in the | slowing up the proper exptoatoti 'SUJ* ’**’ t't‘‘ T,,c amendment I* both fane and wn* » section of tin- pavement about mi,ri, temporary abode* not iutend- Fleming. Mluc* Katherine Fleming correct amount* I* the rule for good wave, and producing lhe character­ A "ruminating never .Im. Iil Mtmorum «c* liberal and if people believe In self 2I,<1 ,ivt erwhed ul the corner of txj t6 last; Uie junk pile*, aban- and -•••• Milas —’ »»««•*» Kemp and -.■« Mrs. «.«. Sarah on.... . -- ■pig. - ” which —-- jelly-nuking, a simple means of de- • Ustic knocking notee and jerky enwerJ. , 1 eAxeni. uhv "“|k'-r and Sweglei lhe tremcn- ,tuned machinery. Lirn-down build- Aidham. accom|NUiied by the for- *rnt ,o market because he lived tcrmining thc amount of pectin in a 'gin* action. M or w..rr..x« .in b«igovcmmcnt. there is no reason why d.)U5 ttTt};ht of t}|„ n,ou'ter truck. ’ < c!' " XIL !™ -------— mer*’-------s nephew. Duant Gilding of to*,u' «nonnon 40,000.000 v^r« year* h.n«. before intiie fruit Juice 1* the epaom salt* test. | Two condition* usually cau»e r’s/’faa1 word■ or 1~. should not rccclje favorable ac- or another like :: had literally -------’—....---------• ... .. . .. L dynamic condition pt industries and’ Kalamazoo, leave Monday on a mo- e.siabhaiinunl of Btockyard*. but dU- Mix together one teaspoon ot cooked !*iiock wave expioaton*. I’rofewor ro*. l« •»<-»•• of 100 tton. .^mashed a thick slab of concrete. communities over here in compari­ tor trip to Niagara Fall*, when- they l*ort,-d hlmaelf On the great liver fruit juice, one-half teaspoon sugar, "Brown found. These are Uie com» re •’■VreA = -' ' G"2l *““* ‘ n son with the fixed and settled state will visit relatives for about ten 000,1 P>Mn» which are now thc Big and one-quarter tcaaprxm of epsom I presaion of lhe unbumed gas against bou«» Dakota, has salt*. Stir until all are dissolved and * the hot surface* of the cylinder, or •7 on. r»ut • -ord | avvrKTC FSTFlut ^‘‘rd ’ W " '' ‘It nf Europe Our shacks are no: a sign days They expect to camp along thc B«* I-“,:d3 ■o WiU >» rvbi..b.1 nn DR. SWIFT ENTERS b>. fvrry ,1;,,.. yheir weight actually (lf efagnation and decay but rather way 2 placed on exhibition in thc Uni­ let stand five minute*. If the mix- a "preaaure wave," or other dtatrub* Mr and Mrs. Burdeth/uchty and verttX of Michigan Museum. "Mery- ture *et* into a jelly within this time, »ncc emanating from Uie spark ; I*Swift of- Middleville shakes the budding*. We are cm- lntlicato that we have yet to reach orar. ;!fj£Z nurm. —---- .---------------Mrs. Homer Warner motored to edidodon Culbertsoni." Is the title it is a good jellying Juice. plug after Ute initial spark has been ' “ ' ' ylncca that tlic 1 o . k E of these vet h P zenith of our development, they JOB FBINTIHU. will be one ot thc Democratic candw Pectin may be prepared simply in given. arc tiu* -.j-rather unsightly unsightly "annular Chicago Friday where they visited M^nce haa given this early animal, mbimUS dates seeking nomination for. con- hick* should be limited and checked. «,,-T1 RresLwlonal. representative , . the summci One of .L incu i.u-ii murk t.H.rk thc the until Sunday with Mrs. Lichty'* un- which had skeletal and dentalchar- the home by using one pound of up-1 The shock wave is retarded or ;.id J • b«Lk from this even |hl<M, in heav> Icttds ,(o-a'a-MXi. ^ djimF c j. so to stwak *.nwi pie* fakin und coresi. juice of one ! eliminated by eliminating the oecii-de and aunt. Mr. mid Mrs. Jay Lar- actcristic* resembling both the modgrowth of the United Stales. district. George Foulke* of Hartford, age In one trip than all the light " e,n swine and ruminating animals lemon, and one quart of water. Bob latioiw of the electrical dlschargt son Mrs James Flammer. who has w,“'n U»c skeleton is modelled over one-half to Uircc-quarters hour.! through lhe spark gap after lh« ,tlie present incumbent, after flirting vehicles would do in five yeura. AnNothing succeeds like success. Now been spending oevera! week* with »'«»» cla>-- 10 reproduce the bulk of press juice through cloth bag. and ‘ primary dUcitarge w hlch ignites the POLITICAL OYMNABTTCa. xlth wlth Ita- tam.r-L.bMFanwr-Lkb-vr parte, p.rty. ta 1>.« «ta Ihlng IhW ,b,to «b°;i> Uito. U>U dwbto.table . trunkline trafluInrnri-M-i in. , , traffic uhirh which impresses us that the Detroit Tigers are on the relative* here, left Monday* for llle- "Mery" resemble* the rangy drain through heavy flannel or hair mixture, by lhe use ot fuel* mich a* ____ w decided . . ,,r llM. ( u( o.4t.5l4t .a ^ . cafaJ5 rampage and have fodght. their way One of the clean-cut issues of the finally to-rejcct their oiler ,.. tl)p Grand Rapids, where she will visit ra«>r-back hog of lhe South, but cloth bag without pressure Bottle benzine, which have very liUte rr*liwhlch which are into ...... northern 'n the ,'1' lop of thc American Lewie. doming campaign so far its national as gubemntoria) candidate .wi.ii-n , . — hCMied .... ----- ■* to •with * a somewhat different skull the juice. Procr#., for 15 minute* tn dual energy to be liberated after tiw J Michigan ha* become decidedly her cousin. Mr*. Arthur Qua. tor a offer, we understand, was actively Michigan. Frequently there will bshort time before returning to her form and n long, instead of a short 1 water bath in boiling water. The explosive mixture ha* become in­ politics U concerned will revolve baseball conscious. tall. Droves of tire little animals amounts of pectin needed in any flamed, by thc eiiminatiun of Iwl home in Seattle. around the question of constitutional solicited by himself • and will seek several out-state cars loaded with were to be found in the Dakotas fruit juice can be found by adding surface* against whlcii t|je un­ . i ,„..i„ »«, vacationist* following each uUicr. lxii nruaiv uiKi soil on M-ln. Mr Three p^pto mu.l MXhd millton.. »i -Editor - - -- - Cheboygan ---------------- today for government and thc two major par­ <.mnKMta Al --------Weber of Chicago where they will during the ollgocene Period, a ilnu pectin to the raw juice and making burned gases arc compreased. and ,k,.x southern Michlgaif newspup,„™„. ,hc u| her K when early types of mrnnmals were tiie Jelly test previously mentioned by thc use of decomposed leod ties will be found reversing Uieir his­ Fbulkcs ha* been absent from sc*- doHars in our'state Very little of takes dylijg out and the modern forms be If commercial pectin is preferred, tetraethyl which appears to retard toric stands. Alexander Hamilton, 5ions of the hourc more times than this* money is left in this locality - ‘rmcn^to ta->k for. dismissing tiie W. Bullard and tins bund. any other Michigan representative. Jiut thc-gras and oil and occasional fruits bridge projxi.-ul as a “pipe winning to evolve. care should be taken to exactly fol­ relatively the secondary combustion one of the great figures In the de­ meals—but part of thc dream, ........ ,»« f-.nkintr meals—but the northern partthe of northern the m-eam. low thc manufacturer's rule*. Pre- ot the unstable in the inflamed TWENTY YEARS AG|O TODAY :. ;j> (he velopment of the Republican party, his grossly abused the franking state, the real tan|ttojl vacation |and land und and "-We Wt‘ presume a dozen or more pared pectin is used for surety even gases. John aoiui Mate of <■: Grand uraiKi Rapids tupint, is ...SOUTHWEST CARLTON. , a “"W ribbon of cement visiting his children in this city. Mr 1 1 ’ 8.J' Has* with fruit having enough pectin. It believed tn a strongly centralized privilege and otherwise so conducted {hrl| .. j..—, * ’ * '—T—~ their. ^tiny, destiny, u is getting getting a a far far urealgreat- >c;irs «'"■ Mr. and .Ul Itatav lhe > tela ol KUy und . * «taM talta. nun hu boujht around fr ... money crop than they ever had ,rom l!,e straits to thc southern etalri? lul week and Lne.tal old pederal governrnent with the states himself ... . in office that .people . Mn lhe tmouiu ol lime ta'Und ">,Jd tarlMe .nd UUUIIM neuiulnlnnee,. Mia. MAle Md be«J “ 5. * JMtert , • • Schuyler MarMichigan border would liave be< n though minor cogs in tlic here regard nim him as something of, a in the pine w forci-U important m inc nerc rrgarti . miiOita k -uiuis taxi u » £*'■ ..... - , - -vSX. RnmMItato lure Inrerl.Mv toke. Dr. S.III «. IM CCta CM, n.ppWXm.here tar xml M> <Mn Kt*. M' and Mr. Carl Wesf-rnian or for makinst 'it aa a «ummcr-h<xwc in hi* garden . .... __ .____ j aha!!, rlmton Cot: here for several days before Hastings and daughter Thelma spent . ■' . x q , 1 It tnu*l be thrilling to at roll laistirvhas always been a real Democrat accepted thl* view without reserva- ha* ' - ------------------- --boats ------- ■A stupid person ha* no patience ly down thc path with the certainty large aulo-carrying to carry Rev. R H. Brcady left Monday y>r Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. with tiie stupidity of others. of getting a corner scat. ■ >i'• and ।' oplc b.u-k mid forth Ludington, where his family are Strodtbcck. BEAUTY OF MEN'S LEGS tton or question. Thomas Jcficrson and people know where he stand* in Ascha Buck i* spending thc week on thc other hand believed that the regard to party—something which .staying. He will be here again one with Mr. und Mrs. Tale Buck and ihe Chicago fair are to be allowed u 'pipe dream.' Airplane* and land- week from Sunday. state* were the important units in cannot be said of Mr. Foulkes. ’ tlieir .’horts again. And thus j* the ing field*, up and down our state Mrs. Frapk Lhngstronr of Cin­ fntnilv of Battle Greek. our government and that the Fed­ Margaret Keeler spent thc week rough *cx given a chance to reveal a few years aeo wfiuld have Imtii cinnati. Ohio, is thc guest of her JH RUBE! to the visitors that lhe male lower P*l* dreams.- • • * But tlwn why eral administration should be sub­ parent . Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Hendct- cud with her grandmotiicr. Mrs. Margaret Ans pa ugh, of Quimby. Don't always take things at their extremity. Mexican hairless or Aire- tantalise those unfortunate fellow* •shott. ordinate to them. Thl* is one of the »r. and Mrs. v, "“d «'»!' DOUfta- pt u . *o‘” as a that measure all with Kxiay's yard Mr Ed OTOM. Sent/ ..... left o..... Sunhistoric doctrines of the Democratic face value, advwe* Tom Conlin. ( ut.mur> , ti’.v of presentation , .' Century of Progrc** exhibit. We stick. They are yotiUK yet. They will <>»• tor a wrekl ndl «Ul trkndk in .JtoUm. »pn»1 Surulw evening will, IhonOlifl , . .. . —C. |,jcago ladies' ........................... . . . a strait., ....bridge .. party. In tlw coming campaign, editor of the Crystal Fall* Diamond tl)| chib that ..... live .to drive across coltoter. imkliu the trip Ul hU Me and Mr». EnBene NlrhoL, however, it is probable that the Re- Drill, and cites the following to 11- objected lx-.t year to the shorts will ut(J ' Quite a few from thia vicinity atpubhran* will attack tlic Democratic lustrate hl* point. cease their prudish panting mid William G Smith, of Cleveland. Mtohxl me play of "Henry * WedIt te.nu ita a tate alitamobU. ">™ attrnlton to comlta tor (XtaAl mamita »l tee Amrrleen •“« •> «» , «"“»> .tah.rliun gdminUtratlon for concentrating too I‘ * EAlta, Cdmpw. end T. a. Itaeem. W;dm-ul«y jml TlrataW . , „ .... . their own almost de-nuded rex much power in the Federal govern- "txarU.8 a Oonnrtital tabAv„m. aln,„,wl,0„ ljC. of IM'.roit, superintendent of thc “ . . >77 , . ment, usurping the right* of states was moving slowly along the South centric ‘ amc company, railed on thetr eld M>:‘ Ar.iiur and f^*bcH Waiters and friend. George Bradley, manager.’0" °f Southeart Cariton and violating the spirit of tne Unit­ Shore drive in Chicago. The oc­ Thirty year* hko. remarked Tom of thc local American Express of- tallod °*’ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pitt is done for ed State* Constitution. Democrats cupants of thc car. a man and a onion of tlic Upper Peninsula. 1 ta htondny .nd talkrt old UFawt>, effect, is seen to be on the other hand will simultan­ woman, were gazing with interest at rr/likvd with M.dlw mto*ihe wiii'krdone for effect; Mis. Wm. KtateM *ta> ta\taiiiw"1"'?,“>' 1,1 Creek eously be defending this concen­ the brilliantly painted buildings of new to make our home, penniless, u.lllns Irl.-n.l.»nd irlta! Wlta"Ilr” “r What Ls done fpr, tration of power and criticizing Re­ thc Century of Progress Exposition but with much ambit ion and a faith .»<» .... «ia. it.. ln lhe future. Ill a few iia;.'- time tinus for the nnst ten davs re- MrS- w"tor Culbcrt* were. Mr. and love, is ,td< Io be* M dra.ti| /im<. publicans for thus opposing the ad­ alone th. tai >ldr ol th. am. Up lurmd Id her home to Delron Tue,. C'"’ B"'> »>■>' Ata Evelyn done (of love. . ministration of the New Deal. The from bthlnd came a sporty little ,and ltlLu-a a 1Jllck oJ hrn, s,.v,.r4| day । Wagner of Hasting*. .... roadster occupied by several young litter* -of pigs, bought and paid for —f'MI-.RSON. Ml-« Emm. navies. .h» h« tan'enrol Puller nud Republicans will be siding with a11 t*‘c necessary farm implements Jefferson: the Democrats with*mrn of thc emart aleck type. rUllta, her -teu r him thuro. h „ *“h„Mr, and made a mighty rmkI llvlm: |>creternrrl home note sprn-. liul Bryanl lU d '‘tally or Hamilton. It will be interesting to "Hi. Rube! What do you think of gjaes Mr cxmion loaay is .-ide.v Mr. Conlon today 1* otic of Sunday with Mr.- and Mrs. J<r-- 1 .. „ n„ follow the ingenious gymnastic* in Chicago?" one of thc young men Michigan'* tarrinost \ ;. editors TlxnMug. Jr . in Grand Rapid-. Emma , Pv w togic which thcspell-binder* of clth- shouted, as his roadster sped past thv- learned • man continued. 1 s«>fd leaving Monday morning {or - hcr,^ spending the week with Orpha er party will use to reconcile thetr Tlic man at wliom this remark wa.home in Onaway and Laura re.. ... . _. .. . dhanges of heart directed grinned but offered no rcturning to Hasting* • and learn thereby what a wonder-, Ml and Mrs. Marion Cobb have Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry and son /pom Friday evening with Mrs. fully biu and beautiful world he-. been ; visiting their parents In Has ­ INTO THE FUTURE A short time later this same man fott.>? No. the young man* chances north of them." tings during tiie past week, returned Faye Donley anti family of Hastings. ; According to statistics released WM ln t!,r l’rr-'ft courtesies office of today are nbopFon a jwr with that Only Sixteen Thoutand Mile* a* to their home in Iron River Friday. WEEKS CORNERS. from thc national capital, thc gov- <h« chattirfr with some of the %^"vet 1‘um Those who advocate- » itratta Good A» New. Miss Bernice Wood and friend. bridge arc. in our ujmuon; perfectly THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. frnment is spending $2 4(1 for each fJOdsl-s and no doubt telling ul hi* ,irn) -‘ Dense I McCain, of near Carlton Mrs. C Newcomer and daughter Center spent thc week end with Mr. correct from thc ,stand|»ini of vis­ dollar collected in revenue. Direct welcome to Chicago ion; absolutely wrong front the Laura leave tomorrow for Chicago And , Mrs Leslie Dickerson. payrolls contain thc names of more For thc "rube" in question a standpoint of tuning Traffic through after —---an extended visit with -----------the -for-t • .., TO uunic ww ot Mbs Lucile West ot vnicogo Chicago i* Is Uian six thotuand people with the Carveth Wells, author, explorer. Jrd- 'r greater ac- thc strait* nppears to be IncreaniiiR mcr* daughter. Mi* O B Gates .visiting her parent*. Mr. and Mr* Wif/i Dual Wheele and Steak Body Ust growing at thc rate of about turer. globe-trotter and cnsnjopolitc ,)vJ[ upply the increased needs *t>-adily each rea%on a* more and-From Chicago they will gu to their Marion West, for two week* >. m»> ,toA..i n t...... . . k... . .......< I;" — :«•. *iiztzY*! ’ c, MaMis* Jcanc Dickerson visited Mbs more (icoplc learn wlut the vacation ' home at Kirksville. M»iojxn per month-and this docs not ' for even tiling which make* up H grounds of northern Michigan have * “ “ “ ' Mbs Mina Cumming* of Grand virgllenc Wood of tlic Hendershott A REAL FARM READER living caused .by an ever increasing include the millions on work relief • Rapids-was ui Uie city Saturday on district Wednesday night and With the national debt piling up on clllrient firry boats and terminal her way to Prairieville wtifirc she Thursday «ua> . trenutab, reM.- chap™.. ’>' «re KWvM .1.™ u.rv C-nununlu Altax, “WATCH the FORDS GO BY” Sunday' callers at Frank Maltifacilities handle tlic crowds ade­ will be the guest of her broUier. 8. tom many dre«lr. tenre »ut Mill ”> N“" quately. If tiie traffic pressure ever R, Roger*. i.‘on's were. Mr. and Mr*. Jake De­ 81 ILL USE THE ROD The Car Without a Price Claes! be help.™ to meke good the dehe.l. *e>«FVoU..Ir. »l.xh exrurred ™> Mr. and Mr* J T. Lombard went Crocker of .Scott*. Mr and Mr*. While over in Canada we found becomes too great to be handled bi itesday. Mr. Noon was a real out that tlic old time correction this manner, then n bridge will be in to Grand RApld* Saturday where Lisle McAfthur and Mr and Mrs order. Such a situation Is far from the latter spent Sunday with Mr* Marsden Germain of Hickory Corfor pupil* in thc public school has -leader, a jiractical funner, a man being bevond thc realm of probaLoa Anna Johnson. ncr* aud Mr and Mr*. Herman GorTWO ISSUES with a level head and a fine stock of b.l.iv But a thirty million dollar Mr*. Susan Avery, cf L'Anse, re- >uni ftnd baby of Battle Creek, Everybody recognizes that bridge built several decades before it turned home Tuosday after a visit common sense Hc had b»rn thci.« needed is a luxury which tlic wit* mink Sylvrfrtcr. - iwr .. . brother, --, Tiiere Is this to be . Mid to the head of the Michigan State Farm gong re-» One is unepifffoy ment in­ State ot Mtcliigan cannot afford. Misses Naomi and Philena Went- credit ot tpe magician or slekght-ofBureap for nine terms and at the tton in maintaining d& Under present condlllo;*; it is a worth are visiting their sister. Mrs luind perfomer— if lie borrows a coin. surance, thc o’.ixx did awe pen.‘ion» authority and it- the tv time of hi* death, was also vice­ ■pipe dream-' just as airplanes, con- W. S Sage of Grand Rapids. a hat or a watcli of you he always It apparently^® expected that the president and a member of thc exe­ .uiMlian cWe motor highways and alrjxirt.Mr. John Curtis went to Petos- restore* thc property Intact. But. busUiess jptd industrial in*tltuUon* tor t*11 1,1 !',r ,llrn ot,H>c present ccncutive committee of Uie American of thp-fountry will pay these new ullen >n |l!r>' Some.duy. too. thc famous Am­ with her sister. Mr». Horton Dim- tcmiitcd him with a lawn mower, Farm Bureau.^ He has sfipken tn ' -bavsador brufgcat Detroit tha ’ nine. toMn. Statistic* show that there arc Explanation: You see we spent all great engineering structure which •V. this country over io.tw.ouo per­ meetings. H FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY l,le money for the radio bruadra.'t. h.is proven such a lamentable • white , sons who arc past sixty year* ol age n to hup. That will give oue an idea of what paying proposition But that dncsn> lian Waidrli were united in mar- prUU 11 ,reo' gel around the fact that Uie timing riage Thursday evening las: Tlic •ven ■ small pension p< r person ELOQUENT FIGURES. was all wrong, tljat several millioi* groom h one of tire traveling repwould mean. There are now. so it Her, -rc 4 Jcw , ike,n from dollars of capital WC tied up years raentativev ^f thc firm of Fredis claimed. 8.000.000 .laborer* who ofllcijl AAA record* yhowln before the venture was.rc.illy needed rick Ingram and Co Detroit nml ami a •rersinem played. That will give an . Ultima* Arul ‘,1-' *sa*e thuut can..be truth- young man of splendid nbiinicn^Thc . ------------------.‘•TTh* .Idea what it will mean to pay a ccsstn/tax funds, in which the 1 modern fully • M..j said ....... of ... .. a straits bridge project OJVVV *"* J- was one . prominent . bride of-elhe most farmers *for **■ th'“ ‘immediate tuture It - . -is a teachers in our sc bools. The liappy very moderate . weekly unempioy- northern .states of Michigan. 1 ind business men how they must dream that U certain to bccormA-i young couple start out in life with noKi Indiana and Iowa are ca ■oiiduct thdr affair*, the price to be reality if Michigan grow- and rit* the best wishes of a host of friends The quLtfio^ about, this r- the pared with Texas. Mlty&kiippi, Alar jig pant*, nndthed vclops a« citizens of this slate hope tq whom they will be at home" aftRime as the question about paying It will. . Value in milk consist* first of thc abundance of its food elements to nour­ The huge debts that iue being piled bama and Louisiana: _ ■ A "Pipe Dream." Under Tiie Oaks. Talk With Ford V-8 Owners ^Quotation WHAT and get first-hand information regard­ ing Economical 'Transportation. The average driver is getting from 17 to 20 miles per gallon ... Ask Ford owners about Ford service policy, and find out how much you can get in thc way of Service that no other manufacturer gives. ONE 1932 V 8 COUPE ONE 1930 MODEL A TRUCK Values in Milk Benefit* Received TelevLsion for the very near-future Mrs. r. CY Rouse and daughters 1* predicted by Dr. Lee DeFor«-»t. who -Leuna .....1 and .Minnie, «... Mrs. Charles dcreloix-d thc vacuum tube which Wesbrook anft baby and Mis* Ada made modern radio possible He My* Booth of Lowell spent Bunday with deciding that professuinal baseball u that teles Lsion set* will be on the J. E Hogle and fafolly. a .social waste and telling people market for as little a» $200 t3 $250 Mrs C R Osborn and daughter I they must so to lecture* instead. which U but little more titan thc returned home TuesdMy from a We are all contused and upset a: beat radio set* cost at prerent For nearly two months' viali at her old the bone in our head that prevents home use the picture* will appear on home in Worcester. Massachusetts. ! Total .. .St3 &OO.&33 39 M.OOL9M3T these new* ideals of liberalism from a screen about 18 inches square. Dr Mr* o C. Kun/c and son. OWo. penetrating u ths brain--Kansas Deforest claim* that with hi* own of Ithaca, are visiting her parent*. THAT COUNTY REFORM MOVE . Pyxcss Tax Benefits ‘<-t he can pick up outdoor scene* in Mr. and Mr* Schumann. . There *eenv» to toe eotuideraUc • Paid . Received Ctjy 8t/r. . Chesief Messer and M L Cook inmUunderstandmg. if not mUrepre- Texas .. t 8 176 9416"’ $47 044.240 10“ And , Frenchman-who had ac.- .brighj, sunlight wi(h kutomobilr* -of recognizable design paasinK K» feet tend to go to Bay View for a tew MntaUon. ooncernirg the so-called Ml‘ 686.&S0W 10.W8.853 02 quirecT a smattering of claulc Eng- away and if they 'are within 25 fret day*' rest *oon. counly reform amendment to tpe Alabama . 6M1 392 33 P613.3A5 9T “ luh. **■ telegraphed *■“* “ the “ sad ”news of of the camera, they arT produced so Oeo Horulnger of Kingston. New' * ms *■» the death of hl» mother town Amvr- clearly that the license plate b Mexico visited John Besamer and I •tale constitution. Louisiana 127374295 ' ” lean friend in these words — legible. It t* not sale today tn ac- family last week. Borne iieopie atem to feel that once "The hand that rocked the cradle cuse any scientist ot exaggeration ’ ' --------- — " Total ..tl«4M.027JM »71.761.iai.51 ha* kiqked the bucket- Decatur How many ■ predicted eren fifteen thia amendment is passed, MichiFIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ' Thu* .the four ,. northern states art Republican^ 7 r _________ ' years ago that radio would come into Messr* a D. Kniskerti. If -c Mil-1 igan* system ol local government lpr. E . D. Whitlock and Misscj • ill oe turned topsy-turvy over- paying on the average ol about 112 M*r£ Twain n,.cc said ■ Afternoon well-nigh universal u»e’ . • • .Genie Brown. Belle Spaulding and night with counties forced to con- for each dollar they receive in AAA, tea 1* an affront to lunclwuti and an' Opinion reem* to vary concerning dU1U Wheeler enjoyed a pleasant, kolidate, township* abUbhed. aud benefits,' the four *outhem states ln*ult to dinner."^ ___________ ____ the significance of dhe conclave held —------------------- — : power of self-government .tost for- are receiving about $4 00 for each ~ Lloyd's u the oldest insurance or- by Michigan Republicans "Under lhe.great personal trouble to pledge ■ nlvtetlrm in tXHtalre .f has r..,. been Kxto.. in tr, flakklari-iAr.-Jhji ____ ___ .. . _ . . er. Thl* is rathci bad distortion dollar of tax paid. We offer these gantoatton Britain; it Oaks" al at Jackson —thc fiw«lintf feeimg .• Iis 'themselvea to constructive new. ideal* the Upth. figure* wlUjout oomnwnt since they bustoesi for over 24O^ears .m^ral. however, that that meeting of government The assembly at tatalr <M wuimm tay .prek n.ta .toquenUy to U»mtm'^uixuS'oI tecta Pkt.. ££,* T.,' 7? tern UtetaWta onmure tom-tehm. . , .Uta .bta 3W B. C. 'uJTmto « SSSta £ ££ ^y X? such kindly terms. up at. Washington, .viit: Who win pay for all this? It must be paid from the profits ol industry' aud buxine** if it U paid at all: but 11. as Bow, jMwrally ipeakinz business ■nd industry are not making profits, where will lhe moraty come iruoj? Michigan 8 3 476.MOW Illinois ... _3GO97 649 3‘> Indiana .. 1316 308 43 Iowa 6U2ti.2DS.67 ish the body. But a higher value, because it saves danger from dis­ . ease, and gives a sense of security to the user, is CLEANNESS! WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION Highlands Dairy milk comes from our own tested and accredited herd. The cows are properly housed and fed. and kept in clean stable* Human hands never touch the milk /mm tha^lime it is taken into our clean milk house until it is delivered at yOur door. Every bottle U washed and sterilised. The milk is mechanically conveyed to thc bottler, and lhe bottle automatically capped.' The bottled milk is then placed in our refrigerator, Where It is cooled to a temperature Just above fretting. Il 1* kept on few in the milk truck until it is delivered at your home. The State of Michigan, after a thorough in­ spection of our plant and herd, authorised us to sell our milk at Grade A. It costs no more bn that account. We sell it Pasteurised or Raw as you prefer. LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH OUR GRADE A MILK. CALL PHONE 2681 AND WELL DO THE RESTI THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 :: Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: Hastings, Mich. the co �THE PAflTlNag BANNER, WKDMUDAT, JULY U, 1634 County planta, Flory's Barber Shop. WoodCompletes Prize List iland. 1 - Dwarf zinnia*. 51. Bowl of Zinnia*. | FiraL--61.00 bottle of perfume, Ly(Continued from Page One) —,— , ., . ,—____________ H*;ger'* Drug Store. Hastings. Pint—Cash <1.00. Dr. C. P. Lath- i Second—Cub. fifty cant*. Raff- rop. Hastings. i»r-« Market. Woodland. Second-Eight Tigrldla bulb*. Mr*.; Miscellaneous. A D. Stecklc, Freeport. . 52. Basket of Gladiolus. 48. Three df one variety. I First—Ciuh <1.00, Dr. 8. M. Bawlcr. First—Flower basket, Mrs. Albert Hasting*. Well*. Freeport. ' |I------------------------------------------------Second— One can of Polarine Auto Coieniun's Aeencv. Has- grease, grease. Charle* Charles Hoyt, Hovt. Freeport, F*r»<-nr>rt Second—CoUtnian ’a Agency, ting*, fifty CehUf i 53. Bouquet of Row*. 49. Basket of 15 tnlxed Zinnia* ar- ' First—Gu?«t vase. J. C. Penney rarigejl for effect. Co, Hastings First—61 b0 in trade, Star Bakery. I .Second—fifty cent*. Kahler’s Tire Hastings- ’ sliop. Woodland. Second—Eight Tigrldla bulbs, Mrs. I 54. Lillies. Basket or bouquet. A. D. Stecitle. Freeport. । First—24 lb. sack of flour, A. & Medium Zinnia*. p. Grocery. Hastings. 50. Bouquet of twelve blossoms . | Second—Fifty cents in trade. Von Firrt-61.m. Ui 7>ahlia. trade. Mrs:. W. Furnl**. Nashville. A. D. Steckl?, Freeport. | 55. Snapdragon*. Bouquet. MURRAY’S Clear Lake Lodge DOWLING, MICH. WHERE MERRIMENT PREVAILS Dancing Every Night Except Mondays and Tueadnys, With a Peppy Orchestra BEER GARDEN AND LIGHT LUNCHES Route M-37—Haatinga—Battle Creek 70. Gallardla bouquet. * I 10Q. Bouquet o» Zinnias, | HICKORY CORNERS. First—Flower basket, Clyde Wilccx. Florist. Hastings. Flrat-One pair silk hose, Mr. and , First—Two pairs children canvas The Kellogg school board Is havlng kindergarten cols made to be Second Second— —Car Car wash, wash. Bi Bauer's Super Mrx. Talbot. Dry Goods. Middleville.^^. P. J. Prorton. Freeport Second-One qt. Penn. Beal Motor' „ , t °;. bube ' Mr * ’ E u*®d b ? the small children when To the Republican County Chairmen Service. Hastings. and voters of the Fourth Congres­ olL Bennett's Auto Co, Middleville. school opens. 56. Amaryllis. Bouquet. 80. Corsage. lOLOldqu^* * “ 1 AU ch'!*™ who will be five on or sional district: Flrat—<1.00. Smith Bros. Ac Velte. You art all Interested In electing First—<1.00, Hastings National First—Baking dish Miller Furnl- Lefort Nov- t*t enter school Woodland. • a Republican Congreuman. Bank. Hastings. t ure qq . noting*. , wl, en school begins. second—Bath towel. A- J. Larsen, There are four candidates. Inter­ Second—Six Shasta DaUy plant*. ’ Second—Fifty cents, Mrs. W. J.' 8upt. Harrington will be at the ested voters deal re to see and hear HMtings. Holloway. Hastings; Hastings; ' scliool building the last two weeks eaCh B physical ImpomibUlty. Mrs. Harry E. Bennett. Middleville. (,Holloway. . bkxxnI T«I>U Third—Finger wave, Gladys Eaton. ta August to get books’ for students Each probably believe* he can rens of candy, Candyland, M. Fowler. Hastings. .or the students can get them from Hastings. 102. New quilts. !hlm by appointment thc ArM two Hastings. 58. Petunias. MJxed bouquet. My idea of th* beat way for the Second—One daxen mixed Iris. First—61.00. Dr. C. 8. McIntyre. »«ks in August. First—Covered kettle, W. A. Hall. voter to'judge is to follow the stock­ Hdwe.. Hastings. Mrs. Glen Griffith. Middleville. Hastings. | Mr. Harrington 1* attending the show method. Lead them all into 82. Best arrangement of flowers Second—Three pks. Zinnias seed. Second—Fifty cent* in trade.-Smith-Hughe* Agricultural teaclwrs the ring and look them over. In basket or vase. Hastings Garden Club. j Wood Bro*.. Hastings. conference at At. S. C. This is my proposition—Let tho First—25 lbs. French's flour. R. 8. 69. Large Marigold*. Bouquet. Third—Finger wave, Hilda Wcr- 1 Person* wanting boys or girls to vounvy County vnuirman Chairman or of esen each county ner. Hastings. work for their board should' notify | arrange a public meeting at the First—<1.00 In trade, Bponnble's French Milling Co, Middleville, I Second—One qt. Penn. Motor oil. Market. Hastings. 103. Special prize for tiie oldest in Mr. Harrington at once. county scat, at which each candigood condition. . Mr and Mrs. Alfred Whidby and1 date will be allowed Ave minutes Second—Six iris plant*. Mrs. A. J. Bennett Auto Co . Middleville. 83. Foliage plant—potted. Godfrey. Freeport. . <1.00. George Smith. Jr, Hastings, children were home from Onondagojfor an opening talk, aeven minutes 60. Dwarf Marigold. First—61.00 in trade. Kroger store. 104. Special prizi for lhe one with over thc week end. j for a closing *nd three minutes to the greatest number of, pieces. . ' Evo Whidby Is making a good re-: answer question*—Order of speakFirst—61.00 tie. Waters' Clothing Hustings. shop. Hastings. Second—Five Glad bulbs, Mrs. E. <1.00 in trade, A. A: P. Market, covcry from nn appendicitis opera- ing to be selected by lot. Each canSecond—Advertising and hand­ A. Burton. Hastings. Hustlngs. Uon at Borges* hospital. j didalc to contribute <10 at each bills. K. Breandle. Freeport. 84. Flowering plant—potted. 105. Bed Spreads. I Mrs. Henry Whidby spent most meeting, to be used to assist in *cFirst—Mans gift box. Carvcth <k 61. Delphiniums. Best single speci­ Flrst—100 visiting cards. Hastings of last week in Kalamazoo. . lecting the winner at tiie November men. |SU-ooins. । Stebbins. Hastmgs. Hastings. Printing Co, I Mrs Ross Whidby and children election. All of my opponent* are public speakers and office-hOMeffk^ First—Three lb*, grus seed. Farm' Second—Five Glad bulbs. Mrs. E Second—TYn Royal Lavender Glad went Sunday to visit relatives at ’ I am not. so the advantage Is theirs. But I believe I can. and will. It Bureau Elevator. Woodland. A. Burton. Hastings. bulls. C. R. Rogers. Hastings. ^nondago and Oregon'. nominated and elected, do more work for^he district and It* BaOfM I 63. Mixed bouquet. 85. Cactus plAnl—|»tted. Third—Six Delphinium plants,; Hie Missionary Society meet* at, than any of the others. That is why I am asking for your sup(iort> I First—26 lbs. 1. G- A. flour, Shor-1 First—Two qu. Pcnu. M-.zr z . Mrs. Win Misher. Hastings. Motor oil, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton .u- ,...,m unwuiu ' uTrafford at Doling Wednesday lhC Une ““ pUc*' CLAR* X. HOFFMAN. B ' 106. Special for the -oldest no store. Woodland. Bennett Auto Co, Middleville. Second—Five Irl*. C. R. Rogers,’ Second—Four pks Zinnias seed. Coffee an<T sugar Jars. Meyer's 5 Officers will be elected. Political Adv. Republican Candidate for Congress, 4th district. Hastings. {Hastings Garden Club. lets, to a <1.00 store. Hastings. Rev. E. • F. McCarty of Lansing. 63. Aster. Single specimen, any! 86 Rock Garden plants. 107. Afghans. Secy, and Treas. of Foreign Missions ' .I1* I color. Firtt—One perennial shrub. Carl First—<100 In trade, Marie Park­ preached Sunday at Uie Wesleyan Band will meet Friday evening at | The W. M. cliurch here will ceteFirst—Water bottle, j. Bulling *!oali»ter. Middleville. er shop. Hastings. Methodlst church. 'the home of Mr. and MVs. Don brate It* 80th anniversary during tlw Son. Hastings -• Secund ---------- '—Five Glad■ bulbs, *—,u- Mrs. E. ” Second — Dance set. Morning Thc Young Missionary Workers Jones. j Barry Township centennial Aug. WL A. Burton. Hastings. Glory shop. Hastings. 64. Bouquet. Single.color. W. L. 87. MUiature Rock garden. 1 108. Rugs. Hooked yarn, clipped. First—<1.00 in trade, Welsscrt' First—<100. Ray Branch (Strand Hinman. Hastings. Brothers. Hastings. |Theater). Hastings. 65. Bouquet. Mixed colors. First—75 cents In trade. Auto Second—Three pits. Zinnia seed. I Second—<1-00 in trade. Reed’s Hastings Garden Club. (Drug store. Hastings. Sport Shop. Hastings. ; 109. Hooked yam, unclip)>ed. Second—Five named Glads, Roy ' 88 Bottle garden. First only—61.00. S. C. Rogen.1 First—61.00, J. C. Ketcham, HasChandler. Hostings. 66. Phlox |x*rennial. Bouquet. tCity clerk). Hastings. tings. . Coffee? hfots ouo First--------------—Fifty - -----------------cents in trade. Elders W. Table garden. Second—75 cents In trade. Welfare | &6GtST SUUD.LADY. Drug store. Nashville. First only—Cream whipper and Grocery store. Hastings 67. Phlox annuals. gios*. H. R. Fotter, Hdwe, Middle-1 110. Hooked rag. clipped. JMGOOOOID Of LIABLE t First—61.00.In trade. Lambic * ville. i First—<1.00. Dr. Wooton. Hastings. > “Thomas Spkial"Doyle. Hastings? I 90. Fish Bowl gardens. ' Second—Covered kettle, Q. H. w NOT A*HA5 BfAN~ IN A Second—Five Glads. Roy Chand-1 First—<100 canned goods. Kroger Dunican. Freeport. ler. Hastiniu. Hastings. Istorc. wa*tinm Hastings. Hr. Istnro m. Hooked rag. undipped. \ BAGFUL. tVEOYOWE ------- —61-00. —• McDonald, 68. Cockscomb display. i Second—Corbins Tea and Coffee. First Archie ) FULOFTHE FLAVOR First—Garden rake. Milan Trum-1 Vanderveen Grocery. Middleville, Hastings. bo. Nashville. 1 "• 1 01. Bird bath. Original. Second—Fifty cent*, Dr. LockLB YDULCVE TO Second—One hours work on har­ Fin.1 only—<1.00. Mayor Charles wood. Hastings. - “T TASTE lAWOHlY Leonard. Hastings. ■ '| 112. Braided rugs. ness. Fred Beach. Hastings. SET THE TIME tle THOMAS SPECIAL Oswald stz- COFFEE coffee AT 18.000 CONOCO STATIONS IN 40 STATES d-w. A$ you see America in your car this Summer, stop at the Conoco Red Triangle for your fa­ vorite—Conoco Bronze Gasoline. You will find 54,000 smiling Conoco men at 18,000 Conoco stations in 40 states eager to serve you well! CONOCO BRONZE ^GASOLINE urt7/r ^■7aeJ/iy/^or%y/i&7cflnti-kftocA ONE OF THE PRODUCTS OF CONTINENTAL OU COMPANY EDMONDS OIL COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2618 Protect YOUR Property Against Windstorm Loss Careful bo* i new management. Fair dealing with polidyholdTrompt settlement ot claims. Low cost for protection. The cost in this big old company has been less than 7 cents per $100 of insurance per year for 50 years. No other company operating in Michi­ gan has equalled this low cost for adequate windstorm protection. Every year since this company was founded 5Q years ago, cyclones have visited Michigan, doing great damage. No one knows when or where the next one will strike. The safe course for every property owner is to secure .adequate windstorm insurance at once with this sound old company. Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Co HOME OFFICE—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN The officers and direc­ tors of this company are man .of ability and extensive insurance experience . Thc Largest of Its Kind in thc State of Michigan This big barn. 40 x 88. belonging to Herbert G. E. Meier, Sec. 6. Portsmouth township. Bay County, was destroyed by windstorm June 10. Thia company promptly paid the loas, $3,200, on lhe barn and 1100 damage to the silo. I OrlaUnt Dewart Jell-O Kosto Freeze Ice Tea Blend Criaco &£& 3 • Salt Tabla 10 Several Varieties Plain. Fresh. Lb Alaska Pink 9 Cans PEAS 18c 55c 17c SOUP COCOA WESSON OIL Grahams Qt». 45c PURE • • • • /X 1VC New Pack No. 2 Can 4| o ^Lb.ox 1JL 7 V *g| ALICE BRAND. TOMATO or VEGETABLE. Rich, Nourishing. Wesson 1 1UC 6c CRACKERS No. 1 Can 2 s21c Sandwich Spread »‘'S‘ Corn Flakes ’ it. Grape Nuts Flakes Rippled Wheat 5 I*Graham Flour 23c 10c lie 10c 20c ROLLED OATS 6 ;-, 25c CANNING SUPPLIES EAST WALL LAKE . AND VICINITY. Ed. Matureen. wife and niece of Kalamazoo were at their cottage the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Marten and family of Kalamazoo arc spending the week at the E. D Reynolds cot- • Pen-Jel 14c ' Kerr Lids t», 13c • Kerr Caps »«. 25c • Can Rubbers — 4c • Mason Jars 79c • Certo Wtaami'jeUiM 25c Geo. Houghton and wife and two children of Alto returned home Sat­ urday after a week at the E. D. Reynold^ collage. Mrs. Pighard and two sons of Kal­ amazoo Called on E. D. Reynolds Sunday.' E. D. Reynolds, wife. Clifford Kahlo, wife and two sons and E. E. Cairns attended the Cairns reunion at Cressey Saturday. 'i Pure Rendered. i.. Bulk. COOKIES SALMON Second—Fifty cents. Third—Twenty-five cents. Tlwsc exhibiting m tills depart­ ment must be under 18 years of age und all essays must be in lhe Banner office not later than ten o'clock Aug. 115 and other entries must be at lhe fair grounds not later than nine o'clock ^ug. 18th. All prizes In this deportment are given by the Barry County Rod A: Gun Club. A very few of the prizes nre being retained from this list to b« u*«d as specials should there be exhibits not | listed. U home for a few days' vacation. All Prices in this Adv. are Subject to the Michigan 3£ Sales Tax / YOU LIKE IT GQOUNO? Lu r^. IX U Second—Fifty cents. Third—Twenty-five cents. . 123. Bird house. First-<1.00. Second—Fifty cents. Third—Twenty-five cents. 124. Feeding station. First-<1.00 Second—Fifty cents. Third—Twenty-Ave cents. . 125. Essayion How to Improve Game Covert not over 300 words. . MORGAN. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Graham moved to Nashville Wednesday. Will Peeke It of Martin spent jiart of last week with Clifford Draper. Mrs. Letha Adkins sjienl a couple of days last week with her daughter, Mrs Byron. Clark. of Jackson. Budd Hyde of Grand Rapids who Is visiting his grandparents, in Barry , ville. spent Friday with Harold Webb Miss op*l Webb of Battle Creek! P21* PED POUND. / Yu.maam.Howb ‘4 RED SOUR PITTED Cherries - See One of-Our Local Agent* or Write the Home Office 21C rt 69. Sweet Peas. Bouquet. 92. Bird house. First—61.00 in trade. Ironside & First-25 lbs. flour. Thomas store.;,! First—Fifty cents in trade, Kist Michael, Hastings. Hastings. L —. store. Hastings. i Dairy , , Second—Finger wave. Letha Mote. I Second—Fifty cents work In land- !i 2__zz? Second—Tz/z Two ?z:.±z;' Sunday evening Beauty sliop. Hastings. tickets. Arcade Theater. scaping. Ray Slattery, Hastings. ----------------------------------* Middleville. । 113. Crocheted rug. . Section 4—Children's Exhibits. First—Silk Iwse, Ironside shoe' | 70. Verbenas. Bouquet. First—Fifty cent* in trade. C. H. Children 15 years or under'store. Hastings. and blooms must be grown tnd arSecond -Vase. G B. Hcxfjre, Dalhoiwer. Nashville. Second—Five Iris, C. R. Rogers, ranged by child. Jeweler, Hastings. Hastings. 93. Vase of five Gladiolus. '■ Design, workmanship, color com71. Poppies. Flrst—6>x Cheerio*. Loren Myers, blnation and material are points In First—Fifty cents in trade, E. C. Hastings. Judging. Kraft. Nashville. • Second—Five Glad bulbs, Mrs. E. Section 6—Art Department. Second—Five named Glads, Roy A. Burton. Hastings. 114. Shadow Box. 94. Bouquet of Dahlias. I First—One ye„ar subscription for Chandler, Hastings. First—Six Cheerios. Loren Myert. Hastings Banner. 72. Golden Glow. .I ____ w - — — • ,— - Second —Combination Cooker. First—Ten lbs. sugar. A. N. GardHastings. ------------------------------------------.... Ed. ncr. Middleville. | Second—Five Glads. Mrs. E. A- Finkbinder. Hdwe, Middleville. Second—Man's straw hat. F. E. Burton. Hastings. Third—Four Gypsophilla ptaiils. Drummer. Freeport. | 95. Vase of mixed flowers. Mrs. John Dielrjch. Middleville. 73. Sunflower. | First—Fifty cent*. Dr. E-J. Pratt,; 115. Posters. * Best specimen—Fifty cents. Row- Hastings. ' First—Wall brush. H. G. Benaway. land's Barber shop. Woodland. Second—Five Glad bulbs. Mrs. E. Furniture. Middleville. 74. Vegetable bouquet. A. Burton. Hastings. Second—Six Madonna lilies. Mrs. First—Guest vase, J. c. Penney 06. Dish garden. A. N< Gardner. Middleville. Co, Hastings. I First—Fifty cents, Dr. E. J. I lit Tables—Dinner table. Second—Fifty cent*. C. L. Gias- Pratt. Hustings. ; FWst—<1.00, Ma>w Charles LconSecond— —rive Five GUd Glad LJLc, bulbs, '* Mrs. “E. ard. Hastings. gow Est, Nashville. | | Eccsr.d ................ 75. Nasturtiums. Golden Gleam A. Burton. n Hastings. —•■ I 117. Luncheon table. ” Miniature ?*'zLz*/zzz rock zzz?: garden. zzz?zzi. . I First—Pillow slip set, James L. bouquet. ;' 97. First—Tea and coffee. Frank Lee First First— —Ball Ball bat. bat. Curtiss Curtiss Wood Rugg. Middleville. Grocery. Middleville. ; riuiucH Products vu. Co. rin Freeport. 118. Breakfast table. ’jMi. 1| vSecond *------ ■“ —Five -------Glad • ■■■——Mrs. - E. First—Atomizer. Faulkner's Drug 78. Nasturtiums, single; bulbs. First—Fifty cents. Wright's store.'A- Burton, Hastings. | store. Middleville. Woodland. 119. Child's table. * .1 98. Miniature landscape garden. | First—Eastman Box Camera. Ros- !I First—Marshmallow toaster. Ro77. Straw Flowers. First—Prunnlng shears. L. Fuul. cnbcrgFrs Drug store. Freeport. i bleski Electric shop. Hastings. I 120. Camp Fire Girls' table. Hdwe, Woodland. -----------------------.. Second—Five Glad bulbs. Mrs. E. i First—One fancy cuke. Allen's ' Second—Fifty cents ta. trade, Ray'A Burton. Hastings. ofI Bakery. Middleville. Slattery. Hustings. | 99 Most artistic bouquet 78. Scubioea. vase. ; weeds. । 121. Boy Scout table. First— *1.00 In crude. Murk's store.' First,—Box of candy. Frank NieFirst—Two Sunday dinners. Hotel Middleville. Hastings. thnmer's garage. Woodland. Second-Fifty cents in trade. Kist' Second-Five Glad bulbs, Mrs. E. Conservation Department. 'Dairy store. Hastings. [A. Burton. Hustings. 122 Bird bath. • 10c Water Packed for Pies LaFrance It Cleans 3 P. & G. Soap 10 Chip so Granules Lifebuoy 3 Ammonia FELS &aT“ 10 wn 2Sc sr„ 27c ru. 15c 20c &. 17c 47c FRUITS and VEGETABLES Fresh Daily I �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JULY M, 1M4 PRINTING AND EDUCATIONAL TENTH. LAWRRNCB BCuDDRR COURT HOUSE NEWS mtniatrator filed, letters of adminis­ tration Issued. । MARRIAGE LICENSES. The Misses Kathryn and Lois Qtouse will entertain the "HhUltx Bert Bhuttow. Nashville............. Ines May Wells, Hastings.......... Jesse E. Brown. Nashville .... Helen, Coleman. B»tUe Creek .. James Wiley, Middleville ...... Frances Roberts. Grand Rapids Tailiaa EXPENDITURES 11 ! ih«b Hrkool Eduratiun r.'.lftC 01 fury rued .31 Ths Misses Barbara Chamberlain and MaybeUe Hart called on Mrs. . PROBATE COURT. Kathryn Hart and her mother at • Mildred Woodmansee, et al. Freeport Thursday evening. Mr. and Jl .account filed. . Mrs Byron Lewis called there Fri­ ' Est. Louisa Monasmlth. Order ap­ day. Sympathy Is extended to Mrs. pointing administrator entered. Est. Matilda Bachman Fox. Order Kathryn Hart whose mother. Mrs. confirming sale, entered. • Bouma. passed uway Friday. Burial Est. Emins Williams. Order re­ was at Grandville Monday. ducing bond entered. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chamberlain, Est, William Onu Order allowing Mr. and Mrs. John Chamberlain. claims entered. Patricia. Miss Barbara Chamberlain. Est. Clifford Doolittle. Petition for Miss. Maybelle Hart and Mrs. Etta hearing of claims filed, notice- to Spiller attended the McCallum creditors Issued. School reunion Saturday. Est. Agnes Putnam. Order ap­ Everyone plan to attend the pointing administrator entered. Shults school reunion which will be Est. John Bmilh. Bond of Admr. held at the sciroolhouse Saturday, filed, letters of administration is­ July 28. Pot luck dinner A prw sued. petition for hearing claims gram is being planned. ( filed, notice to creditors Issued. WEST CARLTON. 1 Est. William H. Pipp. Proof of will by commissioner filed, order admit­ Chas. Crandall of Palen City. Cal­ ting will entered. ifornio. accompanied by his molhEst. Clair Steiner. Release of^er, z‘ Mrs Wampo. and niece. Hazel ... of zvf guard en.nl. tl.11 of .. Hastings, — _ visited friends in I. guardian filed. Discharge ­ Hall, ian issued, estate enrolled. this vicinity Thursday. Est, Elida Shaw. Order allowing Muri Utter, formerly ot this place, claims entered. left recently fpe California in comEst. A. V. Palmerton. Proof of will pony with other M. 8. C. students on filed, order admitting will entered. a government survey. Est. Brian Walker. Petition to sell,. Miss Ethel.Crook of Welcome Cortransfer or assign bond filed, order tiers has been engaged to teach the to sell, transfer or assign bond en­ Fish school the coming year. tered. Mrs. Harry Coles of Hastings has Est. Helen M. Roscoe. Inventory । been retained to teach the Rogers filed. school the next year. Rdt 12 » 19 254 Bal »O :i DM N •2 9 919 r,2 Mlxrltanrr • nlng, July 27. Everyone Invited. Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith spent Sun­ day at the liotnc of their «m Ernest j an 72 KINKING FUND FOR REDEMPTION OF NOTES (SCRIP). IJ. 699.59 1.250 00 .1.940 no Big Value—Low Price 115 00 GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY I if. ins no 1044-12 MTm i-................. — ’ JKiS; r--.. Built with Super*twist Cord . . . Center traction; tough, thick tread;full oversize. SUPPLEMENTARY AND INDIGENT BOOKS K& Hill CfUITrOTrn Ulilrh 11 WILL L1 .execute the document in question. The beneficiaries claimed that El­ dora had put his father out of his I | home and that Alexander was angry at hlm'Wcausc of that fact, togeth­ er with the fact that guardianship (Continued from Page One) I proceedings had been instituted and ------- —----------- 5----------------------------- I the chancery case started in Eaton death, his property'would be divided (county. into three equal portions and each ■ At the trial the evidence disclosed of his children might cash one of that the beneficiaries engaged five the c. D.'s and avoid the necessity doctors to examine Alexander Lake of probating his estate. This arrange-, the day after the first will was writment was begun nljout ten years be- ten. all of whom testified that in fore he left the home of his son El- their opinion he was mentally com-, dora and remained that way until petent. There was considerable evi­ n short time after he had gone to>dence produced by the beneficiaries live with his daughter. 1 to support their claim that AlexanNot long after he had gone to live der Lake was angry at his son Elwith his daughter. Mrs. Bale, she ■ dora because of the guardianship appeared at the Bank in Vermont- proceedings, etc T"’ ",lrM >« 1 made payable to John and Eldora-!—. . .. accompanied by a letter, signed by;Thursday “ftcr,>oon and returned Alexander Lake but written by Mrs. । Friday afternoon with a verdict that the will was procured' Bale, in which a request was made ’holding ’ I for the money, and asking the bank­ by undue influence and was there-: er to keep the transaction strictly confidential. The banker. Mr. fore not the will of Alexander Lake. It Is not yet learned whether or Charles Stiles, knowing that Alex­ ander Luke had arranged his af-. inot the beneficiaries will appeal. , fairs as he wanted them, and that he was a very old man. refused to turn the money over to Mrs Bale Shortly thereafter Eldora Lake, be­ lieving th* his father was under the influence of Lydia Bale and that 25t o» he was no longer mentally compelent to look after his business af­ fairs. made application for .the ap| pointment of a guardian and caused proceedings to be filed in Eaton\ county to restrain the bank from turning over the money and de­ manded an accounting of Lydia Bale. These proceedings agitated and annoyed Alexander Lake a great deal and when Eldora discovered the manner in which it affected his father, he dismissed all of the pro- I ceedings. » j During this time and on the 3rd of November. 1931. Alexander Lake 1ST si signed a document purporting to be his last will and testament, in which he cut out Eldora altogether, left a few of his grandchildren small sums of money and the balance to his daughter. Lydia Bale, with whom he was then living and. in the event. she died’ before he did. that her, share should go to her six children.1 Lydia Bale died a couple of weeks later-and Eldora was told that he; could not go to her funeral. On the 2®th of November. 1931. not quite a month after the first document was signed. Alexander Lake signed a sec­ ond will, which was practically) the same as the first, except that it left the share that was to go to Lydia’ Bale to five of her children and the . share that was to go to her son Roy was given to his children; The last will was offered for pro­ bate In Allegan county. Use beneflclaries under the will employed Clare Hoffman of Allegan who drew the Instruments, to represent them. Eldora Lake employed Kim Sigler, . of this city to file objections to the allowance of the will. The matter was certified to the circuit court and came on for trial. • . It was Eldora's contention. I 1.010x2 through his attorney Mr. Sigler, that ————— the will In question was obtained HASTINGS. MICH » 9S.44S.T2 from Alexander Lake which under the undue influence of Lydia Bale ih* l'«<>u ot and certain of her children and that t Sv"-- . 37 JI REPAIRS ON BUtLDIXGR. » ....... gg/ is a J.S i $94 43 6<w> T.T49.IS ' “ Rrt-Attix ojf Bl vtn C ‘k vtiv. A M*;. / PLANT Kil ......... ■0 4.40-21 4.50-20 4.50-21 4.75-19 5.00-19 5.00-20 5.00-21 5.25-18 5.25-20 5.25-21 (29x4.40) $4.45 (29x4.50) 4.70 (30x4.50) 4.90 (28x4.75) 5.20 (29x5.00) 5.55 (30x5.00) 5.75 (31x5.00) 5.85 (28x5.25) 6.20 (30x5.25) 6.60 (31x5.25) 6.80 Prices subject to change without notice. Other sizes in proportion, expertly mounted on wheels. 10f' Discount on Pathfinder and All Weather for short time. BROSS TIRE & BAHERY SERVICE ROAD SERVICE—TELEPHONE 2482 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. HASTINGS, MICH. Buy Your Lumber and All Building Materials Here Prompt Delivery Courteous Service Quality Products ■ ... . WalflM * N« kh - 1 PAYMENT (’n’roNDS. INTEREST AND NHOtt TER Prices Equitable E&I&S".... ..... CONTINGENT FUND. i I 1 We will gladly discuss your Building and repair problems with you Home Lumber Co Hastings • Michigan TELEPHONE MTS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JULY tS, Icttcn of admlnls- rrtain the "Shults home Friday evetryone invited. . Smith spent Sun­ ol their son Ernest rbara Chamberlain irt called on Mrs. nd iter mother at y evening. Mr. and 5 called there Frlattended to Mrs. hose mother. Mrs. way Friday. Burial le Monday. Win. Chamberlain, ohn Chamberlain, ■bars Chamberlain, art and Mrs. Etta , the McCallum sturday. ti to attend the nlon which will be jolhouse Saturday, k dinner. A pro? tned. . ARLTON. Of Palen City. Cai>led by his molhand niece, Harel , visited friends in aday. nerly of this place, California in com­ I. 8. C. students on k of Welcome Cor­ faged to teach the anting year. ta of Hastings has teach Ute Rogers °rice Center oversize. otice. pertly >d All- IRVICE 1482 5, MICH. ladly your and item* Elizabeth Smith ot Woodland ^ SEVERAL DEPARTMENT I HONORED AT LUNCHEON. Iboornb tn charge. Burial wm la! vbillng her oousin. Marjorie Boyen. nrrimsi e nDreruw' Mrl Richard Messer, whose pres- Grand vitas ceowtery. thb week OFFICIALS PRESENT .ence in the city has been lhe oc- Sunday evening while Mr. and Mr».| Mr. and Mrs. George Van Tifflln —--------caslon of much entertaining Jhta ClagelLwho reside on the Elson of Laks Odessa were Bunday guests Attendance at Legion and summer, was guest of honor at a Moulton team were enroute home' te Mr. k»d Mr. art Bo,.. । .......................... eb.rm.ng teteteon ten MJ ----------------| Auxiliary Convention l nesday given by Mrs. Richard Groos1 attended the revival service, their at Kent Country Club in Grand horses became frightened and ran Miss Lois Haven of Onondaga is AUXILIARY NOMI| Was Small .. Rapids. The long table at which “WClagett was thrown the guest ot Mbs Elenor Haven. 1 NATP^ fiPFICFR^ The.attendance at the Fourth DU- fourteen were seated tarried an ar- from the buggy and w*« run over Mrs. Jay Hammond of Detroit U1 1 vrrivt-nj trict convention of the American rangement of perennial sweet peas, by the wheels. Mrs. Clagett. who 1 vUlung Hx-W.u nUUra thU «rek ___ ' «r,<l Auxlli.ry told . .... . .. —-- . .— -II K—, —. K—«. ' ■ Xl.clion Will Bo Tbur.diy ™„ muta M>te, o ter Mrs. Nora Smith is in Grand Rap-. , , B.oninr. *M. 2. .t th. ss.WtSiXA’S...................... ' ids on business a port of thb week. I Evening, Aug. 2, at the After luncheon visiting- was en- another boy. carrying a lighted lanlBut those wlio did attend felt well jolt'd on the broad veranda’with its eni. alighted safely. Mrs. Clagett. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fairchild and 11 Legion Rooms repaid for their effort. Dinner was - -— .. '— ... j---------------------received a badly wreched arm and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Merrick were in Al their meeting on Thursday served in lhe I. o. O- F. hall by the ,C001 wlag Pi*11 **y,C8' (the llttlo fellow a hard bump on Detroit Sunday. evening, the American Legion Aux- Rebekahs, which all enjoyed. ' Ml&i Ethel Jones has returned tilery nominated officers for lhe , Dr. B. C. Bwtft of Middleville act- GREENVILLE CLUB X from a week's vacation spent at Luke coming year, lhe election to take ed a* toastmaster, introducing Al­ VISITS HASTINGS clagett was removed to the office °Mn*WWU Rtehhlnx wu the ouMt place p,"c’ on on Thursday *”«r8aay evening, evening, Aug. Aug. 2.'i»rl J. wn Craig. ' Commander of the local inf Dr. Wedel where it was found of^r.Wc&Ses“m,‘.r5‘migffi t^. n-tmg i_ Io t- preceded ty by a pot “ Post, “r*. Dept Vice-Comm . James Bridg. Dinner -t luck supper at '.he f.rglon rooms..Spindle of Grand Rapids. Dept. Odt. 1 Social Events and Personal Mention Charles Hinman was th Detroit on Bundsv George Bauer visited friends in South Haven over the week end. Mrs. Mae Trclb and daughters spent Sunday in Allegan. Willis Whorley of Ionia was in Hie city on Thursday on business. Misses Rose and Catherine. Clark visited Kalamazoo relatives on Sun­ day. John'Larsen is spending the week with Mr and-Mrs. Theodore Kilmer of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Crookston nre spending the week al their farm near Delton. Miss Mildred Angell b visiting litr sister. Mrs. John Sparks, Jr., of Detroit this week. Mbs Jannet Michael was home from Camp KHanntwa, Clear lake, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. diaries Faul and Marietta arc spending tills week at the Everhart cottage. Gun lake. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brand and son. Richard, of Detroit spent the week end with Mr and Mrs. Harry Cole. Mr a nd Mrs. E C. Suckrider of East Lansing were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mis. J. C. Ketcham. Mr. and Mrs. John Hammea and children of Albany. N. Y. arrived on Saturday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs c. E. Doyle. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Allen and Mr and Mrs. George Brown of St. Paul. Minn . arc guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bachellor thb week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burrell. Mr. and Mrs. Joo. Schlcssingrr and How­ ard Martin of Detroit spent the week end at the A. H. Carvelh collage at Wall Take. Bernard Caln ot Schenectady. New York and Miss Rachel Caln of Lan51n« »P«n‘ ®u"d,y *,th «*renta, Mr. and Mrs. Jheron Caln. ' Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds and Miss Margery Reynolds left on Monday for a short trip to Ann Arbor and to Chicago wlierc they visited A Cen­ tury of Progress. Mr. and Mrs. O. A- Kerr and grandson, Charles A. Kerr. Jr., of Sandusky. Ohio, visited relatives in Lansing on Bunday, the latter re­ maining for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. E. F- Bottum were in Detroit last week to attend the merly Ml's Beatrice Farr, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. (Edward Farr. Mrs. Fred Wall of Newark, Ohio. and Mrs. Oeo. Parker of Oolumbus, daughters of the late Dr. Oeo. W. Lowry, with their husbands, called on friends in Hastings Bunday. Probate judge and Mrs. Stuart Clement leave on Saturday for New­ berry to attend the annual conven­ tion of the Michigan Probate judges' Association which closes on Sunday. Wayne Fuel ot Minneapolis. Minn . visited Mr and Mrs. James Mason Thursday tnuraosy night num ana and rnaay Friday coming here from Chicago wharo i» vislUid A Century of Progreoa. He b Mrs. Mason's cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smelkcr. Mrs. Wilbur McDonald and Mbs Loh Ferguson started Sunday on a three weeks' camping trip on Pine river. They will also vhii relatives at Traverse City Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pender and Mrs. Lucy Cregiow returned last week from a two weeks' auto trip through eastern Canada, visiting Montreal and Quebec. Nova Scotia • and the New- England states. Mrs. Forrest Lane and son Ken returned Munday evening from Lake Roaseau, Muskoka and Toron­ to. Ont.. Mr. Lane; and Betty driving to Muskoka. Ont. for a few days' vacation to return with them. Following are the .nominee* Presi-'Vice-Commander Chester Cone of Dancing Furnished the from the roadway. H took sixteen Mrs. Frank Kline 6f Detroit is dent. Mrs. Nel’ie Conaway. Mrs. Isturgb. Dept Vice-Prcs . Mane Entertainment ^ches..‘f> *** “*,,Due to *°Wh the guest of Mr. and Mrs. a. P. Ethel Foreman. Mrs. Florence Wood Schrumpf of Nile*. Department Secdirt getting into the wot Chidester for several days r.nd Mtv Mabel BUaon; --------------------------------------First Vice-: retary Bertha of Detroit. . Procstvl... Greenville Day al the Country nuite r-riout hut it ta 1 — Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Parker of |>rc* Mr* .— ... .... OmalL*. M — out r*rimm Wari zkf Ol — . Helena Smelker. Mrs. DIM Comm. EsrI Rockwell of C»- club Thursday, as always, wa* a he will recover ouickly Jonesboro. Ark, are guests of his Wood. M1m Katherine l<xna. Dept. Cliaplain. Father John pleasant exchange of good fellow- mbfortunc mother. Mrs. Fred CParker, th Hl VJ-. VI. rav nt Thr. .. Ouk. nisi ^w Prr'« . Li. ....____ .. i.k—. <........ . -**” ‘ “* —— • ■ WM?hlndWMra^l^h!eMIUXhaUiW^rs.^rTze^"^- iChcMci'^'of siur'l"'"4111 ’ L-rK’V^e^iVWX^en^ tasf^k Moine WuSLh Sd^Tom'*rlgbt; T«“u"rGertrude Hon John C Ketcham was Intro- )O>T<1 bridge, eight tables Ming ^andnaSaSd su?h SltS OgdenXnt SunX InGiX S Craig. Mr* Zella Coriright and Mrs. duced as *p aker for the occasion pUv,.d. Top Morc:, for lhe vtallors £r nXI«y Hb many ugaen spent BuncuQ in orana nap Amber Held: Chaplain. Mrs. Helena and tued as the basis ot In* talk. Wt.tr made by Mr*. Ellis Ranney fiends hope for a complete recov­ ers J F Edmond, and Mature Vrs. Amber Reid. Mrs. Fighting The DcprMsioii. ' He urged |and Mrfc. j^y RHnney; for HaMlncs ’r,cntU h°l* IOr “ 00,11 plelr recov Edmmidx visited Mr and Mr Orace Wood: S“v at Arms' Mrs •lhc Lc«lo,1“a,rcs <o go forward and Mbj> Mav K,.Uer and Mr3, Edward Rev. and Mrs. F. Loomis and £.«e . ............. ................ ------------------------------------------- --Mrs. Mildred ’ make .their efforts count tor -gaxl van Popering -had ” the winning daughter. Gaytha. Mrs. Joaie Day Mrs. Georgia ’.... n clvtr_ state .and national attain. ;tcor Mondav Downs, Historian. .■■■«. ... - ,-s _.._u enjoyed. __t_..«a br.r.ig)>t out t» com- and-daughter. Elnore. spent TuesMr and Mrx Paul Williamston nf Jarmaji. Mrs Mary Sherman; Pub- ii»i. His a_it. talk was much |। t)1c dinner br-T.iglit ro * n ’ ]day at the formers farm near sir. ana sirs, Pa ram wiuiamston mf.Ulcity. ( r- - Sisson.“ 5 ^. d..t"!l “L'y U"a.^^” Miss Mabel I The Auxiliary honor guest wasipany oI one hlllldn?d and twenty­ naar-Charlotte spent Wednesday inuty.juus Mntxi bisson. Smyrnafollowing evening with Mr.----------------------------u«d Mrs.. KeithHAPPY ..BIRTHDAY Dantata -------------i — ----------------------------------------------------Star mother wta> wa* presum'd to , n unlty sing on tlw terrace led by . r s entertained Vonday ------ - HAI p' BIRTHDAY -- ICrtrham .... ... " iiieguia scic uuciuiuicu » ihiua) It hr rnnwntlnn hv the toastmaster tMtlmastry p.ConK'x.mu.i , ,he to|)e rvuiteM Mme. and Mta. iir durt * PARTY FOR JAS. SWANSON 'the convention by Kctch.m with »>«> „ it. „ the home of Mr*. Ella D Draper: DOllata z>oye* ana ML** X>r«dgll Scrwrate se-wSirai.* nf lhe OToolc of Saginaw spent Sunday James Swanson wa* very pleasant- j 'u,«“ “““J3 ™ bit M tmprotupiu .peKh-mpklng Hrf dtttlghur Mrs. Bexte Bullerot with Mr anil Mr*. Roy Boyes at b surprised lait Tuesday in honor !..rU . ' nutirt .0.,. the .b. usual felicitations were ex- Mdw„,„ „„ Ouy p„per when Wall lake. of his seventy-first birthday, forty ‘r®™®*CT cb»n«'<, tet.re» lhe two elute and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mrs. M. E. Whitman, who ha* guest* being present. str.™?JinicSn"mcmtxn.hm Loter dunenut WM enjoyed ta Bul„,e been visiting relatives in Appleton. 1 After a sumRtuou* buffet lunch- ?‘r% thue to terllncd while l » otter M1„ E,&tU, 3mr,„, Wis.’for three wee**. L* exacted run. J. fl Brown, father of the free £ J BkanJTver^ hetaful tak boll erotipetmiemjelve. tntWMe end (alua| b„ Mua a.yth»l honw iwxl week >nail delivery in Michigan, and cun- *7’** rojojed th- moooltate nlete. tbonte oter mein rrldey. 1 Tte nowra I, the elite Intta .rUr„ j„lr q, „nd daushUr. H. Theodore Knopf, teacher of Agri- ductor of many auto lours, some of culture in the city school*, ta in which Mr.’and Mr* Swanson en- •«»« he »U gbe WMM tensed and plated bv Mte C jdu .^,, M u East Lansing taking a two week*' Joyed, gave un an iiiii-iv.AiuiK Interesting uincuurac, discour *c. ---"V .Ttt were....... much kivcu. Kistc . -1*’U\C ..... .....” Wilc.ix ........ .. admired, cat tails „t n,,. F, Ldtenl. Iron, Frld.r un­ course al M b. c. relating incidents surrounding the ,1^1 ween June I and aIjk. 15 thb being made a striking feature in the Mrs Leo Hammond .Willonore historic battleship ' Const itution". >;»•_. dJ' combination* of lilies. de]|ihUilum til Wednesday. Mr*. Ella Draper and Mrs. Flor­ WUhtun of Detroit ta spending the Mr Brown a,ro had for dtaplay some ^Mfield ofBeiTten county has d^ and tinted Queen Anne's lace Mrs. ence Goodenough visited at the week with her mother. Mrs. George of the stone balla*'. raken from the;n-,tcd a lantl encrated sfiver loting. Kmith McIntyre and ...» the Wom- . Pest and other relative* hold of the ship, all of which proved | **• presr-nted to the Unit l'.i.rn's general committee had charge home of their daughter and sister. Mrs Grace Benham and daughter very Interesting Musical numlwr*|Uw ^mrth DtalJ1?1 |<»f 'he afternoon; for the dinner and Mrs. Bessie Butler, of Coldwater . Beatrice and Mr*. Ehu Ingram of wen: rendered by Mrs. Keith Bow- member* before Sept 15. Mtas Props . rVcnlng. Dr. and Mr*. Carrother*. Sunday. - m£ Specia Every week for the next four weeks we’re fetluring bargains in our -windows. WATCH FOR THEM! Thb week you will find STRAW HATS $2$125 $159 for $1« for *112 for. 98c AND SUMMER OO — n , for South Hastings arc spending tlw man and Mu* M..je*ty Becker Mr*. I “Jand Mr*. C. 8 McIntyre. Mews, for ---- - - .111(1 .TIV.WU.llIHt Ltee.l Walld^rff. X.lilitvt II, Roy e.w, Etta Nichols Dove contributed a ..... ...------J,n '1 M, ’sd',n’1"' Oan Charlotte spent from Wednesday week al Cahcadcs. Gun lake Mrs. Jason McElwain and ML« delightful poem which was tta.r- that iii Michigan “ tlw * Auxlltarv Auxiliary ha*I nW' ------------Hubbard.---------------------C. DeCou and a A. . .L --Brown. --------i Mrs. Gid Gage left Sundav with until Saturday with Mr. and Mrx. ------------- —------------------I relatives for Pennsylvania to attend , Keith Daniels, when they took them Emily McElwain left Tuesday- for .oughly enjoyed < Because of lack of 11,547 member*, the moat-it has ever had and lack* but 84 al reaching the FREEPORT. [the funeral of their sister-in-law. FREEPORT. to Grand Rapids to spend a few the cast, where they will visit rel- *pacc. we cannot print the poem lor national quota. [which we arc sorry.—Editors.) days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Schulz. atlvc* in and around Boston Mr. an<l M Mt>. jncob Jncob Wolfe Wolfe of of HasHus- , Mr and Mr«. Reader Hayes ot Tlw report was also given con- । nn friends here Salur- To,‘(i'> spent the week end al MorMrs. Nettle Hyde and Paul Hyde | Those prownt from away were ceming P, H. Dewey and son William of y [ »»'*» tings a» called on friends here Haluf Salur-1 the Herbert McKinney “«« ° n >««« “ ,,rro -1 ,Kirk Lansing visited over Sunday with his vtaltad Mr*. Jennie Warner of Shcl- Harold Swarvon and *on Richard of Mcmorut runs, uuuioe o« isciroit.; c'ay “lu-moon. Fund. OuL-.ide of ..Detroit, j fr(4,,,,u of Dr j w Bobbis Bott* left Monday morn-1 byvillc and her guest. Mrs. Clara Big Rapid*: Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Memorial the FaurUl DUtrlel Is leading lhe Jte ““» [ril interested to ,or a l»° »«**’ sU* al Camp tending on Sunday afternoon Ute NU hols. of Plainwell, on Saturday., Lichty and Mr and Mrs. Georg? Rl liter ink will ----------------state in contributions to this fund. Sherman. Mr*. Nora Smith and family cn- Swanson of Augusta: Mr and Mr* Centennial Reminiscence meeting ot that he is nt present taking The memorial cottage, which is to know . StetUl tou™ nt ». Harvard. I.Ttete. , E V- K«“ tart the Decatur Methodist ‘ * church at' tertained a* guests lax>t week end. Watrcn Bird. Mrs. Elin Bird. Peter six-clal course be dedicated in September, will a siplemter 1 bte teen nt u tlw »»" Woteht tame Frtdte Fem omvhci Stiener., Liwlla o Slot. Harold ।I Cummhigs and Mrs. Bc.-taie — Shepard Decatur. — -ti • •—--- and - • *■ --- — •Mining ■. —.--- : all of;of Bedford; H - XI r n,.a •*■">“* htepJUl. Mrs. Edith Louden of Hickory Johnson Bruce Mr. and XItes Mrs, .jJ. h. house thirty children and the room lime (or Ute .Iteltel tame rnmlnu i""™" greatly needed at the Otter Lake celebtetlon. CommltlOte have ta'J* daughter. Mrs. F7mt~** ”"** ***"*" " Brown of Battle Creek; IsAustin „ *" Comers and her ‘ • Kenneth Nash, and baby of VicksFrank Annable went to Chicago‘Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Billet. Election of officers whs deferred burg were guest*, of the former's today accom|>anying Foricst T. Ab-,Bowman and children ot Caledonia SS Jtete*cSL WtM ter nunl ' tilt the next convention which.wlll Clothing and Shoes mother. Mrs Mary Burgess, on Frl- bolt of Baltimore Twp. to the Ed--and Mr and Mrs. L. I. RuSScli of be held in Three Oak* in September, day, Mrs. Louden remaining for a ward Hines hospital for World war Assyria. for Men and Boys week's visit. [veterans. Everyone had a pleasant time when, it is hoped, the weather man may provide cooler weather. — ’ Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Scudder. Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Ben Blakney ex-[and all unite tn wishing Mr. SwanLittle Bobby Henney of Wynn- '“""J, ®a‘’,.rda’' / U*P * HASTINGS done is visitin3 hta crandpaHnt.".: lhL5J*«h Mr* Burwell Scudder of Welcome Cor- pert to go to Crystal lake next week ‘son many more happy birthdays. • Will not disappear m long ners. Mrs. Alice Cook Hare of Al- to spend a month with the Rev and . ••r ' . WILLIAM FOX IS Mr and Mrs. C. L. Henney. Miw Mabe) Stawii of ItaMings dau«hler 'legan. Kir. and Mrs. Homer Smith Mrs W. L. GeUton of Alma, at their COUNTRY CLUB LUNCHEON. I WINNER IN CONTEST land daughter. Doretha. and Mr. and cottage. I Zinnia* «>f every size and hue weAMr' andUIMr° Vk»$w*RiMunnh°m0 ' T1"' UlUc dau«ht*r born Mr. headache. so' IT must' be Mrs. Keith Daniels spent Sunday at; Mr and Mrs. Chrta Cordes and ) the chosen flower for Laditt' Day. The A IheTs rt.dreh । “d„ ”2 Holland and Lake Michigan. ^daughter. Helen, have returned to Tuesday at the Country Club, fifty- He Receives First Place in eliminated. How Is that inert* on Thursday afternoon at the ''L | Mr. .and Mrs. C. A. Kerr atlenaed Chicago after spending several dav:«l five being present to enjoy the Fourth District for lone? By rorrecUnrtbe er­ st,. n,I Tuesday afternoon at one ent. the funeral of George F. Boiler at with hi* brother and wife. Mr. and luncheon and bridge. T|S L»nv S n o’clock at ‘he Hess funeral home. rors of vision that cause Poppy Poster Bryan. Ohio, on Wednesday. The. Mr*. C. T. Cordes. | Mr* Roy Hubbard won top score Tlw many friends of John C. R Albert Ostroth. Fred Warner the strain. And THAT is [men had been friend* for many, Mr*. Chester 8t>m and Mis* Patty at contract; and Mrs. Ciyd<* Wilcox Previous to the annual Poppy Ketcham of Ha*nnga are very sorry and M„ OJenn 8mUh werc glck man low and Mrs. Samuel Hamil­ ton the door prise. yean. On their return. Mr. and Mrs. stem went to Chicago on Thursday the ijolf event, for least strokes in Day sale in May. a Poppy Poster to learn of „„ accomplished by wearing M ,to o cn- from thf, hPat hta decision ,not Mbs Neva Webb left last weak ;Kerr spent the night with the Rev. and met Mr. Stem of St. Lout*. Mo., the rough. contest was held in the city school*. t<*r lhe race for congressman, a po- i ... nnn Mr. ..r Mr. and Mrs Fred Hane*. Mr. and with her aunt. Mrs. Glen Lake, and and Mrs. R- H- Bready of Pioneer, the two former returning to Gun Members having guests from awny husband of Toledo, for California, Ohio, and found) them all well and lake Friday night. ^were Mrs. C. W. Clarke who enter- to lhe district contest. years. nisht win. Mr m-« where they will visit relatives. William Fox. who graduated from Mr. and Mr* R. it. Washburn ‘ Hh M M “ happy. . | Mr. and Mr*. J. F Edmond*. Mr. tained Mrs Jennie McElwain and ----- - . . ------. MTVIIIC r IOOX. Men are busy at the school houss I County Clerk T- S K. Reid and and Mrs. E C.^Edmonds and Ml** ,Mrs Della C. Johnson. Lansing; lhe High school in June, was the Decatur, who have Just returned. Edwin Turner who has been and the economic house painting, »So has teen .Frank Annable were in Grand Rap-:Grace Edmonds were guests of Mr. Mrs. L. V. Hessmer. Mr*. Frederick winner here and his poster was , wt will, tnele sen. Rager. .[kiviniK wme Un>e In Bewemer. cleaning, re finishing the seats. |lds Thursday attending a breakfast and Mrs Harry Walldorff al Wall Parker. West Palm Beach. Florida. forwarded to the district where he and tamlly at Un»ln. Nete were ^,e m,kc hu ho„„ 1U1 ! given in honor of the National Com-I Jake Sunday evening. I Mb* Mae Keller. Mtas Helen Hoff- also received first place, according Saturday attenuon and Sunday • M, „,d w H mander of the American Legion. Ed-[ Mts*e* Ellen Leonard and Irene master. Battle Creek; Mrs. R. W. OPTOMETRIST tniexlA at .it the hmite .. .. .. a.i .. ... to word received from Mrs. Beatrice ..guest* home nf of Mr Mr. rtnrt and XVrr. Mrs. . Turner the Rnnitat „ . ■ [ward A. Hayes of Decatur. Ill., who Jones returned Runday from a two,Cook. Mrs. Philip W. Kntakern. Harmon of Centa.-ville. who U the B W. Bisson. Saturday evening to\ 'a.idI Mrs Sncst Mti- teacher is Charles Higdon. The Hailing* l[ । wa* in attendance at the Lions con- weeks' visit with relatives at Man- Bronxville. N Y.; Mrs. C. P. Lathrop. Fourtji District Poppy Chairman for, the ladle* called on Mrs. Victor Staa daughter |[ volition in Grand Rapids, where he celona. Boyd O'Belme of Clarks- Mt*s Olive Lathrop. Detroit. Mtaa the American Legion Auxiliary. |son. ;lr_ E . Hann<.niat. .h_ Bert Seward has returned to J|: gave an address on Thursday. Iville accrtnpanled them. Ethel Shaw. Grand Rapids; Mr*. Honors in ths- state were scattered | Mrs. Claude Walton spent a part weck‘ Pnd r mol>wr and «ta. Nashville and has opened a cs*tai6‘ [___________________________________ ________ | Mrs. Josephine Todd has returned H. A. Adrounie. Mrs. Harry.Eileylan. but William did not place, accord-| nf last week tn Grnnd Rapid.*', the, (Cr at poj-t si^iaon ' ,> । from a visit of several week* with Mrs. Jack Hakman. Chicago; Mrs. Ing to the announcement made itj ‘ guest of her mother. Mrs. Ida Myers. • Mr* Frea Elder ta vtxitinv nrr and wood working stop on the Earle Hothhaar lol. . friend* in Columbus. Ohio. Mr*. Roy Cordes. Mrs. Pliylhs Reynold*. ,hL2'.5" n o I. *S“ '’"Ki"-'. »ho k .1- mM„„. M„ L).man ta ej£w. Dcgs got into Ernest Irland’s Todd leaves next month for Los An-1 Ann Arbor. Besides receiving a cash award, tending summer The VTDltCg resuer ATIVUTA services ||1 tn the nark sheep on Monday night. » . j school. at V, Kalamaa\-------nf . [ o— >UrX * geles. Calif., where she expect* to Owing to the absence of Mr*. a Citation Will be issued to lhe Win-] zoo. and. friend — at ... . — o'clock . and lynd. Wnrnta Harold Pixrldna Perkins, of Sunday afternoon four Mr. and Mrs. Will Llebhatnar ► spend a year. Rogers from the city on Monday ners in this contest. , Hastings. Were Sunday aficmotm wlH be in charge of the Baptist paf- have relumed from their northern ► Mrs. Harold Pelham, who has been member* making reservatloas on , callers at the horn" ot the former s fOr. r^v Turner trip. ► visiting her mother. Mrs. David1 that day will please call the seereMr anrl HAD KNIOVABU: TRIP. I parents. Mr. and MrMr; rilan alen rtorkte, Perkins . .. Mr. m Mrs. Porter Klnne and j Mr. and Mn. Cart MorganUtaler Goodrear. Sr., left Thursday for New tarv. Mrs. David Goodyear. Jr. Mrs Mrs. Stea-ar Kelley and son AlM«on Cnniptell spent la>t west Bhel Mae .pent Sunday with Mr. । and son. Ray. wet. In Laiumg Men’ York .where she joined her husband E J. Pratt will be chairman for the len 4pf this this city I at Delton 1 and Mrs not citv and and her her brother. brother.'at Delton with with Mr. Mr. and and Mrs.-Henry Mrj>Hfnrv.«A w>— Ray «... Morganthaler । day. ► on a trip through the Panama Ca-!nexl luncheon. Dr. P A. Andrews and daughter. Wertman. Mr, Voelker of Lansing ► nal and points in the southwest. j----------------- -----------------------Miss Jeanne Andrews of Fresno. Mrs. John Rickert spent i»rt of jpem a felr days with her parents. The fellow who's fooled Uw mart HIIITIIDAY PARTY MUNDAY. » Mrs. Dora Fedewa. Mb* Ambra California, and Mrs. J H. Jeilh, last week in Pontlat . with her Mr and Mrs Adolph Dause Mr k Fedewa and Peter Fedewa. and their ! Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Blocher <Thelma Kelley > of Flint spent an daughter. Mrs. K. Eaton, and h>b- Voelker spent the week end here U the one who thinks that if he can just make enough money everybody BUteU. Mr. »ud Mrs. Mm ta.ier. *'" “» >•““ ■“ 28 and 5hc jeiortwd home with him. will be happy at home. ► Jowph tad Mta VlrelnU Htenrr tetatlrte tad tateU M ttelr home interesting week in Chicago where band. Mrs G W. Bangs of Detroit. Mr. Miss Angela Mellongree of Grand ► ot LswUte. spenl Soods, ot thc In SSOUth WoodUnd sund.y. My 3; they attended "A Century of ProgWhether one considers the world Uldtausch collate »t oun late. |“>= *“* llo“' «< M” re**” and various places of Interest and Mrs. Roydon Warner , and Ledge was a Sunday afternoon call­ in the city. After resting a few days 1 daughter cf Ix>*cll called on their cr round, flat square or crocked daMr. tad Mrs. osry Crook tad Mr .rtteehers birthday. ... they then went to New York where ihter and aunt. Mrs. F E. Brunner. Wednesday afternoon Laurel and ata Mr. tad4 ’ .. ‘'“'.te' ”'"1 “S «uu Mrs. raib, Kay IM) Shroyer, OIUU^VI, ntem. ;«i. Mil, . they vblted Niagara Falls and olh-,Mondav afternoon. Mrs Bang* reChapter No. 31 O. E 8. had a against. Mrs. Loy Royer of Bailie Creek and *• J ,“nt! daual‘trr- Jda Maxwell House mained for a few days’ visit. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Viele of Ver- Lois of North Manchester. Ind : Mr. er places of interest in the cast. Dr. Andrews and daughter are de-1 We nre glad ,to report thgt Rev. montvllle were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. John Zumbrun and son parting July’28 for Seattle. Wash . Minard U*wb who suffered a stroke Robert of Union City. Ind ; Mr*. O. A. and Mrs. Charles Farrell ot NashRoyer of Vandalia. Ohio; Miss Nellie where they will txiard the txwt for a little over a acck ago, is slowly viUa. San Francbco Mbs Andrews will Improving. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ^Juffton. Mr. Zumbrun of Winchester. Ind.; Mr resume her college activities in San | Mrs. Mary Ix>u Kenney ta enterLarge Boxes and Mrs. Arcliic Reickord and Mr. and Mr*. Loren Hershberger and PrancUco and Dr Andrews will re-. raining h»r small granddaughter and Mrs. Herbert Freeland were ^t children or Liberty Mills. Ind . Mr. • urn to Fresno to resume hb prae- from Hastings. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mer­ and Mrs. A. H. Strong and daugh­ Ucc after spending a delightful j A recent issue of the Grand Raprick* E State Road, on Sunday car­ ter. Nancy Ann ot Jackson; Mr. and month in the east. Herald stated that in a dectaian ing for things during me absence Mn. W. J Dittman ot Detroit; Mtas --------- :------- • • • ----------- — handed down by the Interstate Glcnna Blocher of Holland: Mr. ahd ot Mr. and Mrs. Merrick. BORDEN—HAYNES. I Commerce Comnilsslnu. the Pere Beit Brandt Mr. and Mrs- Lorraine Isenhath Mrs. Glenn Reichard and daughter Announcement 1* made of the Marquette Railway Co was denied Ruth of Chicago. Ill., and Dr. D. returned to their home in Flint on marriage of Miss Eunice Haynes of .the right to remove the track on . Tuesday after Visiting his parents. J. Van Gilder of Mentone. Ind. Hickory Corners to Wallace Bordrti their Xlmdab-Freeoort branch, but Mr. and Mrs. Otto Iscnhath. since *°iiof Kalamazoo which was solem- can appeal again in 19M. This is ICE CREAM SOCIAL Thursday. Lorralfle bos just been AT EMMANUEL CHURCH. nixed Saturday afternoon. July 14th; good news to Freeport people, who elected secretary and treasurer of An ice cream social will be given at Howe, Ind. at the home of the Cjve mtKh credit for thb dectalon to Sec. B of the class of 1935. Luge Caaa Tuesday. July 31. at Emmanuel Rev. W. O. Pitkin. Mi. and Mra. the fact that Bergy Bros, have been Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pattison and church.parish house under auspices Borden will reside in Kalamazoo domg such a fine business at the children, Marion, William and Wil­ of lhe choir. The following commit­ where the groom b employed. | local " —• elevator. • ma. left Monday for their home in tees in charge: General chairman, Quart Can । Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Thomaa Schenectady. New York, by way of Sadie Mae Palmer. Members of com­ BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. »»..» » were tn Hastings W on uuautcaa business rrtFrlSauli 8tc. Marie, after visiting hb mittee: Mrs. Del Sutton, Mrs. J. A. Mrs. L. R. Glasgow was surprised day. mother..Mrs. Relle Pattison, and hb McNulty. Mrs. J M. Langston. Mrs. on Thursday afternooh when twtm-. Mr. and Mrs. Lavem Segar of Fawcy Japaa | U. Pkg. brother,* James Pattison of Grand J. M. Merriam. In charge of tables: ty of her friends arrived unan- Grand Rapids were in-town SaturRapids Mrs. Chester Stem. Mrs. Kenlth Mc­ nounced to help her observe iter day afternoon H. C- Coflman and family of New Mr and M„ DcPri^ster of near Intyre. Ml** Sara Beryle Schsder. [birthday. Bridge was played and York City called on C. F. Angell Mis* Betty Donley. Ticket* and ad­ dainty refreshments served by Mbs Hostings called at the homes of Sunday enroute to Chicago and Ibrtr their rt.irohinr. daughters. ur Mrs. — Charles'Pflce vertising: Wynn Green. Music and Sadie Glasgow Estes Park. Colorado, when he is on program—Mrs. H. P. Dailey. 1 and Mr«. Will Slocum. Sunday. Regular Caaa 2s)C the faculty of the Y. M. C. A. sum­ PEASE-HAMMOND. «... ra 77. <« DassMrs. Cassie ouuiua Bouma. aK aged paasmer school Mr. Coffman was for * BUEHLER—LyBARKER. Leslle J Pease of Delton. Michigan ,way at her the four years state county Y. M. C. A. Mr. and Mrs B. A. LyBarkcr an­ and Amy M- Hammond of Hastings schoolhouse Friday shortly before secretary ot Michigan. 1918 to 1932 nounce the marriage of their were united in marriage a'- lhe iwtne noon, after a Itsuf I line m Mrs Order Your Meats and Vegetables From Us He b now on the Religious Educa­ daughter, Louise, to Kenneth Bueh­ of Rev. Georg' Bostwick at Bristol. Bouma. who had resided here for* tional faculty of the Riverside Drive ler at St. Mary rectory. Cascade. Ind . on July 17. 1834 .'many years, ’whs highly respected > . church in New York City. Saturday. July 31. They will be at s“I . | Mrs. Maude W. Smith attended home to their friends after Sept. 1 ’ a meeting at W 8. T. C .’Kalama- in Grand Rapids. HasUngs friends' • too on Wednesday and Thursday of extend congratulations and best wlshM. ~ ’ leu for hb abihlie*. , vlve 7^*^ B<.rvUXJ( wrre am. » 'numity Experience in Adult Edu­ Mr. and Mm. Average Crttan "It ducted from the late home at nine Employees who are hied by enthu­ , icalton" at the Wednesday session when Laurence Barnetl of this city siasm on*! a deatre to succied al­ ain't my bustnea* to see that the o'clock Mpnday morning and at the Oangregatlonal ’ told of the experiences of the Has­ ways have a decided advantage over law is enforced Doni we elect ofll- 10 30 from church at-OrandviUe, with Rev. F.j Wt Diliotr Th» BIG-Litilt Store Phone 2491 thoae fired by the boas. ‘ • ■ cer» to do that? ' * ungs Civic Ptayera Association. 59c Watch the Windows! Headaches Caused By Eye Strain T. S. Baird SteiStETh"1'"“”“yraM1»" - SS L. V. BESSMER - Extra Specials FRIDAY, JULY 27 . SATURDAY, JULY 28 Coffee **. 29c Corn Flake* or Post Toastie* 3- 19c Lux or Life Buoy Soap 3 <» 19c Butter th. 26c 6 25c Toilet Tissue 2 29c Sauer Kraut 33c | Mazola Tea-Pot-Tea 23c 35c Wheatie* 3 Bowline HINMAN*J ^TREEfJiir �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JULY t! 19S4 :o. m. newton' M MTLO. 'son and Mrs. Daniel Lancaster and Iders caused his men to die like rats‘very low. The first year ot confev.III). a sinking -------- —ship. „ .. BJatructton --------—. an epidemic of yellow „ on Monday, July 15, Miss Mildred son of Hastings Bunday. i The French were engaged for a er broke out and 37 employes died. | Fisher of Milo and Raymond Mann । Jake Johnson and family visited period of of 30 20 years years Inin a futile atepidemic was quickly sup- ot East Barry motored’to Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. JSwertzer of ; period - tempt to build a Panama Canal, and pressed and the number of cases I Ind., and were united in marriage at Plainwell Bunday. | when they quit the surface had been •'llnce ltifn have been few and far'the home of Rev.. McPhecicrs. Hie Do not for a moment think that merely scratched, as far as build- between. Even today if a moaqulto .bride waz attired In a poudre blue tlie people of Prairieville and vlcin------------------accessories while lhe Ity are not kind and considerate of (Continued from Page One) ca”al, —-- co' 10'?:1 . Vcry l)t_ b found inside of a house along the matching ------------------____ _____________________________ r I tie of what the «French did was used Canal or outside, the Ssnitary Offl- groom wore a business suit of gray, others. The usual Saturday- night Simin amt the Drake* and tlw v<.r___ Ul balding the present canal. The <*r is sent for and a hunt U started They were Unattended. They spent dance was not held and the bail « ,i . ( >■' Project whs not much nearer com- to.clean.up the breeding spot. Uncle several day* with the groom's game was moved to the south end gun* .ovn prccec-uco to hold up the piction when the French ceased 8um “t Panama Rave a detnonstra- grandmother and other relatives at of town in respect for Merritt Wood. .cuiivoys and rob them <>f at least.a (wort than when thsy first started tlon ln sanitation thatsliould prove Llgkuiicr.-also called on relatives al who is very ill. Everyone is so very tx.r» j .. Part of si.Air their ill-gotten gain, — and it and over S2tX>.000XXM) of the money of helpful to the world. If under the South Bend and Niles and the re- kind. Makes one think life Is worth jx-dplc had been-trying conditions of a new-country malndcr of the week visiting the while and all tills courteous treatdidn't end even there. England and the French ■ *-«—-••- squandered Count De Le.*s*'ps wp* with a tropical climate U Is possible bride's uncle and family al Benton merit is appreciated, fiqk' Spam were then r—- •— none to throw up his people of ---------------- ’ ■ • ’ , , , ,.co friendly, •- compelled ‘-“'‘'pnira t« inrv*U|l m» hands nana.1 and uiu to w rid »*u the me pmpic ui tlie uic scourge,of ,-K.uutiic ,U1 Harbor •••«• arriving Uin.ui, home injuic at the u(c bride's otiuci , _____ ... .. .. _ a .......... ................. ..I,.-. of parents. -XJ________ ___ You can live cheaper but not hap­ ii' ,.i'ir.« . . L,l!-*l’!l I^nnRtccT the Span- return to France in discruce. mosquitoes and flic* ... as sprendfrs ’Mr. and Mrs. Portor Toone rjutidar <aid.s to ko to uil the trouble of bcatCTi, broken-down man. Worry fatal disease germs, it early Saturday evening where lr doesn't .speak ------ --------------- -----------....... they pier‘when your wife’s reducing. I'lilhcriui; xthe loot. and Jhe English over his failure caused him to laic lop-highly ol any civilization —>•- -* - that — •• will nuikr —»— •• —«_.home ---------------------------their for the pres­ would theiii proceed to bal(J up lhe his mind, and he died ... m IBM. As tolerates UrenE’-----—v-r----------------jentr-Wr extend congratulation.* and ips on the high mu, It you go through tlie Canal, today) For over two yearn thb prepam-l^bet: ““ wishes for u ‘long and happy * ■ I of‘1.iw^ "dos '?m. eat u dog Sr7it”wn*‘nJ 7.’ game. ,»?’n ,h<; Pucln.‘i '',,tra,1CP' °*le 01 u,,‘ lory work in zanrtatlon and cleaning . I life. / - —-■ J— ' -‘'“‘‘J5 milk and „u, honey things that wul will uiirnci attract your atienalien- up lhe the tiretnbes premises was carried on b b'*ttJ UU |1|!a uult ’*^*r. und Mrs. Joseph McClurkln, und £’“"“K** Drake tlon lion are the rows of old rust rust-eaten""| ore a tap of work was done looking 8r . ■ and ,unil,y "Prnt Sunday with lor 1ill'reLTwere hr Spaniards.'iAlthough •eaten fore CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN und nhin. c evervmnrhinra nn>< a,<„inmA»< J.__ ____ ___ of. the Canal. ? thejr son Junies and family of Mlddiv Merit-in were Jr- lust P y‘ m “chl,,M' rira.in<-a dredges and equipment. to the. construction 1 IN CHRIST. i .y*. thc U ter WIU Thcy arc old French machines Even-one must admit thul it was dlevllle. ' Miss Adda remaining for ’ 5" l<» v.., .».» ju» )“> « «» me rtciini rrjnd. i«t* M uiem U>rm necessary nfcSiry work work and and "most -mrm effectlvelv elKAlreiy al ‘ * d’deflnlte stay with her brother] ,, ------- ——• •r’»6 ■'— '••>'-0 .in It spelled the difference tin Isthmus Istlunus of Panama and on the when thtfy thdy quit wort wort. Seemingly nj nacarried ------ ‘-J out -— •*---------- und olher relatives in Middleville. high sex*. Ablut —rf. to ...1..,urCP„n antl -faiiur-” nn<i Mr. and Mrs. C. P- Moreau of Au-.: Ab mt 100 vean years nfi^r after tlw the nttnmut attempt has ..e.„ ever been w made *al- bctwcen ociween "success ana failure, ana . eil.sta . -----------'—.-----------, ■ . , ... . "cleaning pfa— pa,, 11— Ara n‘^nl?.r<? lud founded Hombre de vage them, and they stand os monu- wnen it came to up tne ",--------------w — RnnHnv pvpnlrur •• . the. American «p- >i» j Mr u-and ' r lhe '--- present city Mrs H-“TlSLzrrSS J F>°wer “nd" Dio.-. near city cf of Fa..Pan- menu to a stupendous failure. We zone it seems that aimi on the Pacific coast, thcy they dld did IL not go to Panama City, but but engineers ™nrerTdtan overlaik any any bet ST Unnl" Xk^th • ri.r! nr 01..* 0??. pana,na City, didn ?t overlook toinifliH tin* ci’v r»f xx«ii_ ».< ,— ft_tk.__ _ • ..— .» ._ . . a > furl Phrrrtesteller rtrirt T l-iw/wi .< ,T ■" ' UJ DAtuua.uk me rucinc en- .under the treaty with Panama the u'url ruc.neiicr ana ui.iwooa the Atlantic coast because of its trance. I was Informed that al Pan1 Americans were*not given miy noDurlck ot MWdlevilta.caUed on Mr. die Atlantic coast, because of its trance. I was Informed that uL Pan- "American* were not given any no- “ ,„.vr — At Porto ama City ----------.. Anv MMrs. Morion Lctlie at the McnJ|i‘ todUhrm 'e"‘Ullf''1 ~...ai.i «»«lit»on.*. there arc miles and.. miles .Uncal control over *1'5*.®?? the citiesJ^Iund “ B.-lio they e-.tubli.shed a yearly fair, of old Flench side-trucks, and.that panama or Cristobal Colon, hut |IClurkln C home Sunday. - 1i. ...................... Mr. and Mrs. Harry McClurkln nF * Wl *x' liels at thl! lhcac tlde tracks are covered with were given absolute control in the time the caravans and rmile train.* old French railroad engines,, flat matter of health and sanitation As ,mVr r0'1'**1 rOQ,ns ln -‘l>e Hurry . Tlie heavy broken or stripped gear can quickly be placed in SERVICE were ■remoring the conscripted cars, freight cars und equipment- n result of this th<*clG'"of Panama'Uo,,Mrd ho,,i‘'a,,d *1HBo,to ,loU5e" again ... if you will command quri plunder fivm Panama and loading all going to ruin und teing eaten wzTgthorowih^dcX “,U *ct‘k H onto the Spanish King's shiprust and decay. 1^ up ” that RtadThi Mr and Mr" «chul“ ot Chicago Dependable Welding Service Pr'- up up by by Iiun rusl 4|I>U alld MCLjiy. deeaylipa it had ever Hud, Tlie ,, , .... ..................*........ -*‘,d ■•I*-, up U) ' Vi> The Tlie 'incident that doubtless concon-'city was filthy and dirty mid the sent from Friday till Monday al1 from “c,d‘;n‘ « “< *Mrt»tle.*a Thorough knowledge »l tnatal >ki^1 dUP,,ayi'd “nd vmced the of the ,u_ American .------ .—people ------- --------|X.j))]e had evidently never heard of their farm here. panai.in, luaing hcata, and the correct -old ■ hi ir a are.* mid merchandise. It •great —-—need---------------.. ­ tlie word "sanitation"—if they had Some of our people braved the of a canal across the .Isth method ul uaing the MODERN 1* said tliat tlie trade developed mus. was at lhe outbreak of the they hod given the matter nu con­ heat Tliursday evening und uttend-1 OXY-ACmi.ENE EQUIPMENT, cnuRcn or the nazarenh. ,cd the. band concert und entertain ­ sideration. Panamanians were made rnakea OUR WELDING genuinely Faneoan Ballilnr to move out of their homes, while ment "Night in Dixie” at KmdieDEPENDABLE. berger Park. Parcliment. A cast of Americans went in and completed nerirct rumurntinn nr mi nrmnran*a ol,c biindred entertainers presented' perfect fumigation of till premises. - iTHE CHURCHES WANTS ONE cent a word, no a Our Service To PROTECT You Conat.ntly Adjr.t Fairly Pay Promptly MA Icir.rtH«bh, HsumZoU Oooda. CITIZEN'S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. THE BUILDING OF THE PANAMA ML....... S CAST IRON CEAH SS* New And Used Auto Parts Body Clast Installed While You Wait J GLENN F. LAUBAUGH < Phone. 2537 IlasUttfi 4. sa’kW:? gsS “ sw COOK WELDING & MACHINE SHOP Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service •■ Every truss we fit is guar­ anteed to hold tlio rupture and we keep it la proper ndJustment for yon. Let us show yon’ the New Akron Truss future ‘'Selective Pressure Control”. Nothing else like • .a " HASTING* PARISH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Hex. C. M. Conklin It. We ere exclusive repra- Betidaac. The Prescription Drug Store A. v q COOK THE .. ( ' Kitchen ... e FA MfO U S a . .... I j1-" Marion Electric Range 1* Now For Sale by ROBLESKI .* ... • FOR SALE--------I High Quality White Leghorn. I Barred Roeg and R I. Red Pul­ I lets. Range'Raised cm own plant. We Deliver CHUBCH or C«««ST. COATS GROVE. m:un a. u —sundav s.-h.-i it on— MiddletiUr. Miili. loreed.ll.n-. tint the c.n.1 Z«ejI ? i uproarious applause from the audi­ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN has been free from epidemics that In the M-cond part the park formerly were accepted almost a** fence. ' ------------- --------------- — _. necessities. Ridding the Canal Zone , wils trims formed into a southern plantation ■ the' land of Dixie ” by valuable in’war. Tlie trip of these dangerous epidemics will alKill' Cli'irlv; ii wmr'h»H''"inr 'around the Horn took about a ways stand ns a monument to Amer* .. CiO. rlfind .1 la seem, sOnt iniciitth. n“ time A Plain Case Beautiful Cone, S had w,.rr^.v “mC ro 80 long ’°*,B that It “ iran ,can xnnltarv Mn,,ary method* method.*. lint But it It 1* Is -a. ®®Hon field was seen in th< back ^IvhnHisconstant keep u it ,.._i that ....._ way.?'‘iX^W'SlhiJ’fenre^nd mH . . t'he o nnu a n.i.ural waterway Imrmtuvi mn ,.r ,a„ ......... fight to uno*, arross the Isthmus. Nut being able ‘ ‘ N W ! bk necessity for a canal ucrosti the I.*th- und nlways will lx- with Hie jungles I “*k°’*u? ’. ^5,,,.*nw mlkr’ to discover such a one Cortez luid mus lo protect our coasta and its a close at hand. Cleaning up tlie ,1' l“ ‘•f”“““J- FJ’*’ ^*ay' and nearly new Upright Plano had hb; C-Usin. a sort of a civil en­ general all-round help during war. Z-sne In thl* way. and .mi thoroughly. 7^1011 gineer. up Bu-'Tlv^Kl'nplans for an ‘artl'"tation and negro sulr,tuaLs spirituals iiefui w draw i’ti raav" died W,Ut ® h‘‘11’ 11 w'°’lld **’ was u,l’l>b" was something new in world exix r' ®‘song* 7 d ne8ro (both Bungalow size) almost be ee the Pm Ski • dmw,4lr®’,,<‘ n’c*n,,y wh*n a“ *he l,'"rc T,,‘• “Utory ,lf U,e i*05* ”' mid m. one Ml or two surprise solos fenturpaid for near HasUnga. Will before :..g Mta m:..s Caroline Plummer and brt< re the plans pl.uu could be considered. ronsiden-d ,halB of thc paclflp (around )Mgely <)f man a<iaptlnK U>B veil to parties willing to take Peter Basker then a sermon by the mbmined'rtie’fdro't'JThfiVrS’ilm 1120 all IO,<H WerC ‘ ' l ‘ OVCd ‘ “ ro "« h hhnself to natural conditions. That told) were shoved titrough himself to natural conditions. Tliat over contracts and continue t’ rXti ifin mliSSrSi ‘he Panama Canal in two days, was really what.the people ..f Pan- .. Negro parson whose text was "By small monthly payments. ‘ ,;'(.in u-.t -Utut rJF thal “«nr were uil trans- ama did They accepted cholera and 'their fiulU ye shall know them."' program cliwd by lhe quur-, i -. hio.i n.ai wimi Qod has Iro„, Ulf |hu.inc t<l tlll. Allan- yellow fcveMta u matter of c .ur c 'Die ‘ Write Credit Man. M-k-in* * Iv'.va |UC 1,1 twd days l,ad lt bc‘‘n d‘*lred They niiTcrcd .*0 man? outbreaks of jtette singing "Steal Away" and । I’. O. Box 261, Detroit, Mleh. dcr.” and there it 1 to send a half a dozen or mure of tile ttus dbqase that Hx*y really became . Going Hum*" when Hie colored ' emltal. people all stole away into the dark- i -h»'fe*t bntllefthlp* through, it could -immimc to outbreaks th.it killed off Panama became independent of . u. .. ... probably ... froin ofhrr countries by tlie] have been accomplished in SjmIii In 1B21 and for many years was 1 JoMtph MiX-’lurkln from near Hmthousand*. If a story of the suffer-), I tins'., was a caller of the home folks under the sway of Columbia. Along gon liU.tead of taking a month to r,o ings and deaths of laboring men and ) about tin-’ '.line England became r.rotmd tiie Hom, today could reach strangers in this section could be .Sunday evening. omewhat interested in the Canal Hie Atlantic from San Francisco in written it would be simply stagger-, busineAS by getting a foothold hi OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN PRAIRIEVILLE. Ing—und all practically unnecessary | AND BUBOEON Nicaragua, A little later Uncle Sam d Mrs -Fred Smith, Rex .... .. .... ......• country <o oe uuie to transier H under modern methods of sanitation.' wok' •-< whlt •* — • - '-----the 1lathmii* ’i'h. ’battleships from one ocean to th In the old day.* the features of a ir’n irUlhra and 1 ' the Isthmus would be of mon cther m a short time Firm. such a-, lt.s river.* and moult. nend* in C.ir^m city. Bummer and iiaatu*. to till* rultntrv than It i»... ‘ ' mum. aiivn ha im nvvrs HOU moun- , ~ ---- 7 ~ &wibh war- was Wednc.-dar and Thursday. i After the V -------- — — over. tarn*. d. tqrminM it.* routes of travel fcKinley appointed an While Wiiile this is still true to quite an Mary J,' an ri,n,4l,ltd in Ldnsing for i linos a treaty was made wltii Col­ I President McKinley )a few days. nmbla. ttivnig America the sole right Istiuniin anal Commission, known extent, yet the coming of steam. Tlie Ludics* Aid will luive a pot' to croM tlie Isthmus by railroad. | os the II. C. C.. ’to see what could be electricity and mudem sanitation ------------------ . . ................ ......... ... Iwk.»,,<! will.ell tom- m.d.' hlgliway.or canal. In return, our done Il»ut building a canal. Ne- methods, have to an astonishing degovernment prombed to protect the Kotlatlmi., wen- at once taken up ,ree. helped man tn conquer nature ' ,7 c,cul" “IM* e-*ke at U>e home ol ...... ----------------. w ,„.„ ........................ w ,. „, lder r(vcn . „, ralch Mr. “M Mr. Mho Lehman WMuy. X ... ...... .... rights und powers of Colombia with Colombia. >/< President k>—,«•!rla.•> 1 Me- mountains __ ... ..... tby .... —, ..we pass . .. _ Clt'llllli'. Jllll 27. tunnel*, over ' ai';i;!lst other nntijii*. and pledged[ Roosevelt succeeded Chillies Armstrong attended u 10 k,lp ,lcut,al line of transit Kinley, there didn’t seem to be much river.* on giant bridge*. Deserts are j surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. hope of reaching any agreement, and travrr.ed by the Iron hor”<’. and are!' Frqnk ilowen ot Richland Junction Tin- le d to tin- building o! the rail­ Me were an the verge of again taking even made to bloom bv irrigation. “ - road across the Isthmu*. which by up the Nicaragua route, when alma.t California is an excellent demonRobert ,a.-.. if by pic-arratigenicnt. the jxo- -tratlon of this lad &> it seems that; Raa '’fl Sherman of Kalamazoo I* the wuy was tin* first transcontinen— their hide- —(he men of tlie future, instead of 'visiting Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dos- I t.il line hull! »n this hemisphere. >pie ”c of r Panama --------- - declared -------, ., though it was only around 50 miles pendcnce and started a revolt taking the natural routes can go J ter and Mr. and Mis. Ferri* Quick1 Player Piano DR. FREDERICK H. TAYLOR NIAGARA * FALLS* $£■ 50 ROUND ---- TRIP! Saturday, July 28 REESES /instant HJUSU-Atnay /Relief! T«1. »5Ji ’ ■ 1 11 -1 6 ./ . L .. "p CDS# WFMnviH/.ff4 Ion;: As Englund had her hands UK«'iut Colombia. That was nothing where they will, because the explorer, HI*. Falla (July St!) 6:00 Mr mid Mrs. D. N. Honeywell at­ 0Jl u Jiart oj (j,,. p.uiniu... thb gov-*new el‘"cr because in tlie preceding has given way to the engineer. It eminent made a treaty with Eng- 57 the Panamanians had tak- took courage and h'jnest servin’ to I tended the Century of Progress Bunland in which brth parties agreed vn P1*1-1‘n 53 revolutions, or averag- build the Panama Canal, tlie con- | day. Perry Havens mid family of Lanthey would not build a canal across: abol*‘ °*le every year. Theodore quest was superb, and what an ideal the Lsthm-.is for 50 year.*, nor would' Pooscvtd‘ nt‘ver *'as much-of a hand for our future citizens. N° more do"। ilng called on friends in town Thurs’hey allow any country entrance to to ”loltcr around” on anything lie people have to take their lives in ■ 'day. Mr and MMrs. George Lutimoraf property to the extent available. <io it. was interested in. To avoid any their hand.* by tramping smn the Bach parkin* ahaU be ot patron'■ Along in the 1850's'w^ieh the Pan- ‘U|'thcr dealings with the leaders of difcx*e-infected jungle. The ro- and daughter of Pittsburgh. Penn.. I ama-Railroad was building. U S l*lc Colombian government the man re of energy and enthusiasm are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hlg- I gins. The gentlemen are cousins | Grant, then not a* famous as he was Unllprf States, probably through the has given away to the>.i of the and had not met since they were to become lajcr. xros-M-d the Isthmus PHTtWenl's initiative, took advantage engineer. । young ltu|s, other guests were. Mr. —---------with 1800 men mi Ids way to lhe pathb opportunity by recognizing —------- ---I mid Mrs Richard Lancaster and liuiimi clllc coast On this trip 80of his men it,,e Independence of Panama, and Michigan Central SLCONO-. Ceeet. 29C Prescription Drug Store HASTINGS MARKETS CARDS of THANKS '•> ■ ditd with cholera and he wa* con- a fcw days !alcr mnde “ ‘n'uty with IHHVLiMC. u" vinccd-of the impoitance and neces- her- For a cash payment of sio.000.000 An ice cream social wilt be held on ■ i- sity of building such a cairnl. und and Ull‘ Promise of $250,000 yearly Thursday evening, AuRUsl 2. on lhe | realized -it* value to tills country, lament after 1913. Uncle Sam ob­ lawn at lhe home of Mis* Lizzie , When ne later bcgapie President one:lalned to>ilrol of the Canal Zone. -> of the fii *t things he did was to send T,lc "Zdne" Includes a stretch of Smith with plenty of goad h.imc '/ a messenger to Colombia with the|'and flVc miles wide on either side made cake in connection. Please keep this date in mind and come obt. ' 1 " 1 •. lll Idea ‘“ of arranging for Lhe the right of °f oI an^lmagmary imaguiary line line, that ” runs h7.~ 7.7.. , 1 ' ’ ” u” way tor a canal across the Isthmus.' through the center of lhe Canal ““Jl’1'1*’ » 2^'nnrAil-rt The ----------------Ti e Colombians wr~them«*w"g?rfrortTthe gave the messenger *«*» “,e Atlantic to the Pacific.! Pacific.. mSi^d b$ ^4r THREE (-CORNERS. ThL< severnn^n: iwernment 2.1 also bought the ‘" “ • acc«J}P»n‘*t‘ by anything but n cordial reception. In This k: bougi"^ K.'.I.a .1 the Powcns.fict the reception wo.* c<k»I that rights .which included the M City Li w«S ’ -----the President commenced to dicker Panama Railroad, for which we *crc Traverse city last ueek gm.,“,^UW “ideSS ‘*a,d M9000.000 Uncle Sam then Mr ®,M* Mrs •‘nnMnt''' ”• in * Kelley and Mr and Mrs. George with Nicaragua. This r ’ " made a.new treaty with Etlgland hi. 'y“u[1Cf Allen. didn’t please the t'..v Colombians who w..w------------■---------------------- — -- -----------...i.i.r. lftot which did jwav with the mu-1 Several cases of sickness are re­ Glenn Wine of Bellevue mid Ml** gave to a French company the rights11®01. which did away with the mu-1, ported due to the extremely hot Margery' Kenyon ot • Philadelphia. the Americans were seeking. Tlie tual plrdgcs of 1850. which were 1 French company had an immense mentioned above, and allowed the ,weather, tiic latest victims being i ?.a» l* spending her vacation xd-h ..piiai. ana to construct tne canarvi*x..r ^VmxS^nd i her.patents in Hftsitng.* visited their capital, and to construct the canal United States to '’construct, operate ; selected Count Ferdinand De Usan d control a Canal. ” with u free Or m»be and Mrs. Sjlviii Hsher I cututiu. Mr. mid Mrs Claude A. Hammond and family Friday aflei- sep.*. who had won hb laurels ns hand over the Canal in time of I Mr*- I^rna Slocum and son Rex ; ........ buUde, "i T ttmoS s“w Bre rtlllt W fonrry It „ <J» £.1 wrrk .t Luu..., ra- which connects tlie Mediterranean ]‘*icy mv fit. , ,.* I Perhaps lhe greatest good that we' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herrington I with the Red Sea. Naturally evgryPerhaps lhe b.v»>w uh» „v, 7. ., ; '7,",7, i one “dL-E™" ‘.J h— ®'A ^l,,rned __ had __ _ great faith mm in ui him. nun. despite uespne received from the *40.000,000 we paid ""d A,‘°n,a— ----............I। " "------------‘ ’l** ---------------“ •*’ th* nOrth’ Pfi’ SDCn his ------------70 years. " But‘ there were evlo --France was----the -------knowledge that 5p?n‘‘ lhe ,wut j dentiy several things, that he hadn’t made it possible for us to avoid .the M.?d,„MUr, ,u ■ figured on. and among them was the |WiL»takes the French made, and to1 .J"10 Warner_t*Jaid up. at the difference m the conditions at Suez pmflt by their experience S ' and in the disease-ridden jungles of In "preparatlpiw" for the construe- , 0 > broken leg which resulted from । Mrs.’Gertrude Wilcox and son. Joe Panama. the (Mnal the imine name of v-vi. Coi. raiiamu. However However he ne instilled instuicu con-itjonjif con. - Qi , rown -- under - his motorcycle;, 0,0 of Ha.*tm;.s spent Sunday with .Mr. fidence hdcnce by by promising promising to to build build a a canal canal | W. "'' C. " Oprgas Gvxzis will will always always stand itaiid *hcn u *»'e* ‘arnfd ‘n Z."«^rT I' . ... . n-A.An.inA... ... a-_.in Friday | and Mrs. Claude A. Hammond and ■ *l’ sea sfa >fvel........ that WOUIO would be 27 leet feet pre-eminent^asjjrlll CoLGoethals in gravel nCa Kimr Kl,’s a Corner* Corners Friday level mai Of..... St ,J S' ” ’ wni yui. uucuuoa 111 - - -­ near deep, and to have. it completed in i(‘mc hc actual building it.. Col. ounarng of or h coi. Doroor-), gar was placed at the head of **"' the1 .M!ldrcd and Gaskill visit-. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Everdecn of eight years. Tlie French really Lansing were Sunday and Monday worked at it for 20 years and liadn't Health Department and was most fd thclr grandparent*. Mr and Mrs. fitted for lhe Job.Jnstead Charles Baclteller. al Hastings, last, reached tlie hard part when they admirably visitors nt the Edw. Walters home. —, .—— The Irving group of the Boys'calf *lbit Contracts were let and the of commencing to "shovel dirt" nt week. ._____________________ NORTH HOPE. . club will meet nt Forrest Buehler’s work was pushed by the French but BALTIMORE CENTER. Mr.-und Mrs. Chas. Welch and Tliursdhy evening at 7:30. for the »< wasn’t long before obstacles be­ nary method. he spent -millions of j NOTICE TO CREDITORS. the zone'and -------- up - --------------------Dale Crawley of this JilnCc had friends of Striker district spent Spn-Jirst meeting or-the year. Couttty• ’ g.ui * to appear. One of 4he first. was dollars in cleaning for men ‘to Quite a score Saturday it — - safe ----‘ day with Mr —J ’— *-J— *■”—* sc='i------ *“ **------------ *•- the Chagn-.s river. * wild and un-,making r— — - place — ---------------------------------* while fixing — ■I •'t William ' “ntf mother. ruly stream tha^cro&sed tlie path Uve and work. The Panamanian.* fence, when a man stepped from I plan tlie work. I -----Mrs. — Allan „ । . j— Bishop and son. who Mrs. Merle Cooley and children 'of tlie proposed canal 23 times be- themselves were, and still are. a the brash and took hte tools and orhappy-go-lucky people, dered him to the iiouse. The SheriiT 1 d.V*’£< * J«ur A"n*n‘ ,u"' k'en spending the post week called at tlie Claude A- Hammond 1tween Obusiw'and Gatun. It has 26 careless, and during the turbu- careless in what they do. and dumb was notified but as yet he has not. UI4. i«,r. auewtd for rrsditor* to with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. home Thursday afternoon. Robert tributaries ' Irnt rainy .Tuson season rutu had varan been aiauwu known io to to sanitary ' j a methods. Yellow a<»ww fever been .found, UUIIU. KSSsisr.. •zaiut mm dk-r.mj;Theodore Pra’nshka. returned to her Hammond returning home from hb Kill I mTimi •M’tSSu.n-M 1Lta’o'-!,lome at Hluds Comers Sunday. visit with Robert Cooley. rise.S3 fret in 24 houfs. DeLesseps and malaria had been so prevalent Mr and Mrs. Rev. O. R. Neeks of, ??***?■*” rsouirad to prewnt tkrir riaims Albdrt Anders spent Sunday with Evangelistic sendees every night 1IQ his plans. tor a sea-level canll that the Panamanians then living Athens were guests of Mr. and Mrs. • . Iiad proposed' to dispose of the wa-, were Immune to diseases that would Russell Greenfield Sunday, '. «2ty*<x *h“u»*».t'b.^?i7 *,1 Jay Mannb at West Hope. nt the Moulton church, good speak-.-1 Mr. and Mrs. Mac Dodd of Ver-] teZirr n.r ssiS d«v oi Nor»itX«r. “ iT MLm Wilhelmina Pranshka is era and good music. Everyone wel- 'ter* of the chagres river through a be fatal to newcomers. Even’ home tunnel 10 mllds long, bored through ifin - ** Panama “ ~* City i was “ thoroughly *■’“ dU■“* montville were guests of ” R. **' Penning* > i^' ij t,‘*‘ *•'* *»» b"«*l spending three weeks at the Kellogg come. si NmewiZ'1 *mt>"jw? camP at Plne lakr Pnll° Sheldon of Hastings was a the mountains and which would car- Iinfected. Over every stagnant pool ton’s Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sager, Mr. and Mrs., b U>t (•M-Boon. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hulbert and caller at the homw.of Mr and Mrs. ry its waters into the Pacific. (Ruing- <of water, no matter how large or P?”*; «... *°“ *nd Mr “»<• Mrs’- Harvey HUI Claude A. Hanjmond ' Wednesday Ing the course of these turbulent ismall, a film of Insecticide was H. Ecklcr of Kalamazoo. Miss' masrl Qteaxat, J.dz« of ProUU. of fialUe Crpek spefll lhe woek c,xl em)111g waters was a much larger task than ।sprayed, because investigation had Gladys Eckler of Battle Creek, Miss lie had figured on. Land- slides isiiown the presence of mosquitoes Weeks of Augusta.-Mrs. Bucktan of I or. i. . , . „ „ , Mr- ttnd Mnu Albert Ulrich. -— ---------- ------------------ r— . One thing is certain. If Uncle. 1 --------A mix* down hi Iowa is advertb- around Culebra Cut would also fUi 1wiioae slings spread the yellow fever Chicago were week end guests pf Mr. Itara puls cartwheel dollar* In-gen-1 Time* nre Improving, but lhe pop- Ing for a rpiuing daclishund The up tlie excavations about as fast as igerm. Whereas French employees and Mrs. Russell Greenfield. «r*l circulation again he won't 'ular idea of recovery U still some- ad reads. "Hr is two dog.* long and he would dig them. On top of all Iin their futile effort to build a Miss Gwen GMklll of Clegr lake hm to motorize them They'll go thing that will put 120 stock back lialf a dog higti and a bit under- this, cholera, yellow fever, and the icanal had died like rats, the death spent Sunday' evening with kllss I •poughl ) up to 1240. slung. jbitea of poisonous snakes arid spl- irate under Uncle Bam s method was Dorealha Traver. , Mr and Mis. ^ahrst Anderson und ...‘i daughters. Ruth and Esther, ot AnHgo. Wisconsin, were visitors at the Edw. waiters home Sunday evening ---------------f und Monday. Mrs Florence Kandt of Dearborn, - -------------------- — WANTED Cream Poultry Eggs Highest Market Price FREE Buttermilk to Cream Customer* — Cans Washed and Sterilised WALLACE FEED & SEED STORE 1934 SHOWBOAT LOWELL MICHIGAN THURS., FRI. and SAT. AUGUST 2, 3 and 4 24 Colored Minstrel. 60 Voice. In Chora. 30 Piece Concert Band 20 Spaniih ArtiaU Troup of 8 Scotch Dancer. This Year '« Shouiboat 1* Bigger and Better Than Ever! Don't Mis. It—>Come and Bring the Family ADMISSION 25c �Wednesday, July 25, 1934 pect to return to Barry county the I WOODLAND. Barry county lias a wonderful asset ing three public parks In that townln Its many resort, lakes. Several of .ship. Mrs. Ola Sears of Hastings spent coming yearthem have been partly developed as' 3. The policy of county-advertteThursday with Itev. and Mrs. Fay of Saugatuck spent the week end resort lakes, but in comparison with Ing of Its resort lakes ought lo be . ____ _ . , , ‘C- Wins. what can be done, only a small be- | revived, with tlie board of super­ Ralph Townsend of Woodland j, Mr and Mrs. Chas. Farthing. Mrs. with Mrs. George Faul and attended the Kilpatrick homecoming Bunday., ginnlng has been made. There are i visors co-operating. lakes In this county where very lit- I ■ »♦»■■■—■*------Mrs. Welby Crockford and Mrs. . member o< lhe lOMtoUr I Kimble epemsumU, blurLeon Hynea are in Lansing this week tie development lias been mode. IMTFRF^TING TO Collete or attending Farmers' week al MlchlDEVELOPMENT WOULD which could become popular resort INItnCbliniU IU ^uiivec football ivuiuau learn. Msam. bu uu> been urrn In-1""* hi- i—"• ’llh UL“ ’Kimble r.T at | fj*** Qrove- 1116 occasion being her |gftn Bute college, East Lansing. ’ K RURAL READERS vlted to be one of the tent leaders ADD GREATLY TO 00UN- lakes. The at . (birthday. r.— ». .... ,.,4 Th. Arthur Kilpatrick of Battle Creek Camp Barry Aug .ibirUulay. Through the advertising campaign' ,, ----------- -— , . may exceed the former TY’S TWP. TAX ROLLS spent the waek end with his parents, put on and carried out-by tlie Barry. Dr. Voelker to Introduce tendance period with some boys Joining us tertalning relatives from Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick. | county Tourist and Resort Associa- . changes in Educational Ohio. from Kent county. Mr. gnd Mrs. Roy Roberta and1 tton. and through people living out- L PARKS COULD BE ,___________ George Cogswell and Homer Yeclc.. . ---------. ... •. tSystem Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tyler spent two daughters of Lake Odessa were] PROVIDED AT LAKES Blde the ^i*c*aiiy those' System ley with Joe Brozak as one of lhe days last week in Detroit. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ■ from Ohio. Indiana and Illinois, i An announcement came lost week lent leaders will accompany Mr. An­ Among those who attended the Hoover. State Official Estimated That Voting friends in this county. I from Dr. Paul Voelker, state super- gell to Torch lake for the Hl-Y Masonic Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rlngwald of picnic at Grand Ledge Sun­ • x n... -r Imany outsider* have tecome ac- intendent of public Instruction, training camp Aug. 24 to September day were. Welby Crockford and fam­ Detroit spent the week end with Mr. Iquainted with With Barry Barry county county 1t lakes. | which will be of much ----------interest *to $5 Out of Every $100 Is Iqualnted *“ 1 ------------------- --------ily, Arthur Allardlng and family. and Mrs. Jacob Reisinger. .Some of-r--these •have become--regular on Resort Property !---------— -------—, ;Our rural readers. Dr. Voelker states 1st."The World war Involved 27 na­ Leon Mra. Ethel McKinney and son re­ Tyler and family, Leon Hynes that he expects to bring about dras­ tions and mobilized 66 million Inen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jor­ turned to their home in Beaverton The Bonner realise, that-ihls Is no ‘“T*" ’ tic changes in the set-up of Michi­ of whom 37500,000 were casualties, dan. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shorno after several weeks' visit with her time to. urge spending of money by bu*Jt cottages, any public body and we do not wish! °P y “ of gan's educational system within the with lhe direct and indirect cost brother. Ralph Rise, and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Dell and Mrs. to be understood os advocating such l)O5j’lbl'ltles In this line have been ngxt few months—if a few legal dif­ totalling 359 billton dollars." Christ­ Rena Culler. Mr. and Mra. Ward Plants and a thing at this time i yet on the tax rolls of ficulties In the way can be ironed ian Herald. Rev. and Mrs. A. E.- Wynn are ex­ Beverly and Mr. and Mrs. Milan' out. as lie evidently expects they will However, we believe this Is Barry county, rewrt property In the H. C. Coffman of New York, for­ pecting the latter* sister and hus­ Trumbo spent Sunday evening with i time when forward-looking public to^hips of Baltimore. Johnstown, merly State county Y. M. C. A. sec- band. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fisher of Mr. and Mrs. Elon Plants of Grand Last week Friday he told 200; rotary for Michigan 1911 to 1922. Houston. Texas, this Week for a visit. Rapids. bodies should be giving thought to-H°i*Prairieville. OrangeSSFnSTdSre‘wfin 8brln? U llt*rtlly school men about his plans, at a1 “ B short sho ...x-------- - paid a visit tp the county Mr. and Mrs. Vane Wotring and Sunday on his improve, as we all expect they will. According lo an inves- conference on problems of rural “-.ounuiy, ms way to Estes rates Park rars, Rev. and Mrs. Fay C. Wing attend­ COATS GROVE. —'------— he will -------tiffntlnn mod? in lhe lire rotlntv county hv by n a schools, which was held at th-' the — Colorado, where assist with ed lhe Bible Conference al Gull lake Ruth Woodman and Freda Smith We are not -referring to anything tlgatlon made elie or anything less than perma- representative of lhe state conser­ Michigan State College at Lansing. the summer Training Institute. Sunday. H» mentioned a new state tax vation commission. 85 of every 8100 Il would be greatly appreciated If Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Jacoby of week end. anent and helpful things that might _______ , ____ ____ ___ The L. A. S. will have an Ice cream Cleveland, Ohio,______ were week end be undertaken when times are fa­ of taxes'raised in Barry county is "which tfill hurt nobody." he said, the boys who think that they will be _ also a reallocation of state funds able to attend Camp Barry August ; guests —.r. " „ social at the church on Friday eve­ its if of LL. Mr. and M-Mrs. G'. Glenn Engvorable. Hits is the time when paid on resort property. What could the county do when and a shift of responsibility'for the 7 to 14 would call or write C. F. I land. ning, August 3. these matters can be considered, but Angell, phone 2463. It would be al Little Ann and Katherine Wynn, There was a mistake in last week* no attempt should be made to carry the time is right to build up this financing of schools. Specifically he proposed to en­ help in planning the activities. Bring jwho have been visiting their grand- items it should have read that Mr. them out until conditions are great­ asset? In our Judgment it will be.no a t.* —•> and Mrs. Willard Demond- at­ your HxH fish IWlllM poles. -— difficult matter In ordinarily good large rural school districts, for the Vmir parents. n*.. Rev. and Mrs. A. E. 11/, Wynn, ly improved. Frank Kilpatrick and family of returned to their home in Lansing tended the Kent-Terrill reunion in What we have In mind Is that times for this county to add another purjtose of equalizing school advant­ million dollars to its resort property. ages. so that rural children will have Woodland are in charge of Camp Sunday. Diamondale. . Tlie Birthday meeting was held That would help to ease the' burden equal opportunities with city chil­ Barry for the interim until Aug. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and dren. • on all other kinds of property. son. Morgan, who have been staying with Mrs. Helen Demond Thursday. Hie Banner has steadily argued . CARRYV1LLE. with relatives in Paw Paw this sum­ Mrs. Margaret Wilcox and Mrs. These are things that occur to us One dose cf ADLERIKA quick that we never can have a proper Last Week* Letter. mer. were in Woodland from Wed­ Pearl Demond had charge of an In­ • ly relieves gas bloating, cleans which the county, when the time is school set-ud In Michigan 'until the teresting program. Officers were nesday until Saturday. w out BOTH upper and lower ripe, could and shoffid da: Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Border and elected for the coming year as fol1. It should make the resort lakes state Itself shall take over the mat­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. muo Winifred OMU..VW A~.wv. Border -... left Thursday lows: Pres.. Margaret Coats; Vlceof the county, accessible by good ter of financing public education Whitlock Friday. Everyone welcome. Miss and becoming responsible for school Tlie' young people will sponsor an for West Bend. Iowa, for a «w days’ |Pres.. Pearl Demond; Secy.. Bessie roads.. . Woodman; Treas.. Dorothy Barnum. 2. There should be established at operation, fully co-operating with ice cream social at the home of Mr. visit with relatives. Little Marian Bass, who has' The next meeting Is to be held with ths principal resort lakes fair-sized local school boards in every way and Mrs. Foster this week on Wed­ been making her home with Rev. I Mrs. Griffin. August 16. county parlls. The township of ixjsslble, to make the schools nt nesday evening. Grandma Dellar celebrated her and Mrs. V. R. Beardsley, leaves | Mrs. Stella Tuckerman and B. A. LYBARKER. Druggist.—Adv. Prairieville has set the pace In hav- ‘■ into local situations. We hope Voelker will have success In nlnty-fourth birthday last week. She Tuesday for Arm Arbor where she j daughters from Assyria visited her plans. received many gifts of cards. Jelly will have her tonsils and adenoids 'sister, Mrs. Pearl Demond. on and maple syrup and tlie following removed. Thursday and attended the Birthday . • were callers; Mrs. Bernice Shaw and Mrs. Clyde Brown and Mrs. Etta meeting. LOWELL SHOWBOAT Roberta of Kalamo, Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Wickham of Lansing were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Wing attend­ ON AUGUST 2, 3, 4 Anno DeVine. Miss Mary Hayman, callers of Mrs. Rena Culler. ed a Bible Conference meeting at Mrs. Maude Meade. Mrs. Grace Carlyle Burkle left Monday morn­ Gull lake on Sunday. Entertainment Is an Annual Hyde. Mrs. Charlotte Hutton. Mr. ing with his uncle and aunt, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark of De­ and Mrs. Floyd Nesbitt. Mr. and and Mrs. Preston Manning for their troit visited Sunday at Kendall . Affair in That Mrs. E. Meyers. Mrs. Edna Bur­ home in Lincoln, Nebraska. He will Coats'. The former was a classmate Village well. Mrs. Minda Mudge. Ruth, Mrs. stay indefinitely with them. Some from here attended the Gold Tlie village of Lowell, which Is Prances Ryan and Priscilla and Dan Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bush and son, located on M-21 midway between Bolfhger. We wish Grandma Del­ Bob of Hastings called on Mr. and. Medal Contest at the Brethren church east of here on Sunday eve­ ; Grand Rapids and Ionia and at tlie lar many more such happy birth­ Mrs. J. V. Hilbert recently. , nlng. Eloise Smith won the medal. days. ! point where the beautiful Flat and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Faul spent A large delegation of young people the "week end with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Demond i Grand Rivera meet, offers to the [ world each year what Is probably the from here attended the C. E. con­ Ciias. Faul who have taken a cot- went to Allegan on Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shelley of most unique production to be found vention al Porter Sunday and they the latter* and aus. Mrs. mviuuu Richard O’Brlon and chiL Midland visited . — ------------.parents. ----- ----anywhere In Michigan. It Is the won the Banner for having the onu •■Showboat" — an actual, living, largest number and going the long­ dren of Lansing and Henry Faul Mr. and Mrs E. G. Smith over the throbbing boat propelled by its own est distance to attend the conven­ spent Sunday with them. x \ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coats and dower and carrying 15 performers tion. Miss Eleanor Mumford, who has Reports are Miss Edna Gessler is been the school nurse from the Kel­ family, Jesse Chase and family. wlx> duplicate the famed showboats of the Old South in gay colored married. Congratulations. logg Foundation for this section of Myrtle and Arthur Richardson were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mix of Nash­ tie county the past year, left Sat- entertained at a luncheon on Friday minstrelsy and many added attrac­ tions. The Sliowboat Itself Is a two- ville spent Thursday with Mr. and Jday for Orange, N. J., to visit at Eugene Davenport* in honor of decker with stem paddle wheels, Mrs. Heber Foster and attended the relatives. Miss Mumford does not ex- relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richtwin smoke stacta. pilot house, etc,, 8. 8. picnic, in the evening they all gayly trimmed and brilliantly light­ attended a band concert in Battle ed. The Showboat entertainment has Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox of become an institution at Lowell In which the best talent of the village Middletown. Indiana, came Wednes­ day to visit their son Herbert. Mrs. takes part in offering to the world a moat entrancing evening* entertain­ Wilcox went to Kalamo Saturday ment. Lowell Sliowboat this year evening and Mr. Wilcox remained will be present on the evenings of for, a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Childs ot Ver­ Thursday. Friday and Saturday. August 2. 3 and 4. and it is confi­ montville were guests of Mr. and dently expected that'everyone of the Mrs. Herbie Wilcox Sunday. , Mrs. Charlotte Hutton of Clarks* 4.000 comfortable seats will be oc­ HASTINGS. MICH TELEPHONE 2118 cupied each evening. A nominal ad­ ton lias been spending the post two mission fee of 25c is charged and weeks with her parents, Mr. and the entire proceeds are used for Mrs. WU1 Hyde. They spent Wed­ charity and-other worthy projects. nesday in Kalamazoo and Grand The Lowell Board of Trade. W. Rapids. Kenneth Wilcox, who has been in V. Burras. President, and the Lowell American Legion Post. Wm. Delan­ the CCC the past year relumed to ey. Commander. Jointly sponsor the his home here Wednesday evening. Mrs. Frank Slocum of Hastings Annual Showboat production. Ru­ dolph VanDyke assists as co-chair­ spent Saturday with Mrs. Herbie Wilcox. man. . Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde and Mrt. OBITUARY. Charlotte Hutton accompanied by Dewitt Blasdell, son of Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilcox of Has­ and Alice Blasdell, was born at tings enjoyed a fishing trip to Or­ Clyde. New York. Jan. 29. 1842. and angeville Saturday. departed this life July 19. 1934. At PLEA8ANT HILL Miss Hazel Campbell, hls parents to Michigan and helped spent his father clear land in Castleton working tn Grand Rapids, Twp.. Barry Co. for a homestead in Wednesday evening with her par­ his early years. During lhe Civil ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Camp­ war he answered the call for volun­ bell. Ed. Bedford was taken seriously teers by serving three years In Com­ pany "L” of the third Regiment of 111 Thursday but is feeling better now. His sister, Mrs. N. C. Kraft rled to Margaret Mitchell who pre­ of Charlotte, is staying a few days ceded him In death in 1926. To this with him. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Williams and union were bom two children, a son who died in infancy and a daughter, children were in Battle Creek on Mrs. Carl Potter of Hastings. He U business one day last week. Also also survived by two sisters. Mrs. called on Mrs. Howard Horton (Zora e Hannah Robinson and Mrs. Polly Rich) and family. Margaret and Paul Palmer and Kuhlman, both of Nashville, and two grandchildren. Deane and Alta Elsie Rowlader spent a few days at Potter. The funeraj service was tlie Palmer cottage at Barlow lake. Mrs. Bert Palmer had quite an held Saturday at the Yankee Springs United Brethren church conducted exciting time Saturday when the by Dr. Grlffln Ute pastor. Interment them to burn out. Luckily it hap­ in the Yankee Springs cemetery. pened on the street in Middleville LENT CORNERS. . and the car was saved with a fire Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Bbrkett and extinguisher. children of Kalamazoo spent from Mr. and Mrs Byron Rowlader Friday until Sunday with Mr. and made a trip lo South Haven Friday. Mrs. Leland Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Berends Mrs. Carl McMannls and children ।entertained friends from near Ne­ of Kalamazoo spent Saturday night waygo last week. with her-sister. Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ BOWNE CENTER. ert Steele. Mr. McMannls came to Last Week* Letter. spend Sunday. . George Kwalcxyk took Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Francisco and children spent Sunday with her iMrs. Lee to Jackson Sunday. ! sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paul. Mr. and Mrs. John Nash. Harold i of Kalamazoo. iand Marie were Sunday visitors of ' Much sympathy is expressed to IHoward McDaniel and family of Mrs. Clare Doster and family la 1Mulliken. j the loss of the husband and father. Nash and Marie ac.Tlie funeral was held at his home Tuesday with interment In' Plain- ‘Thomas and Beatrice to Grand Rap­ ids Baturdaf. well. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bergy and Also much sympathy is expressed were Thursday night guests to the family ot Mrs. Beatrice Farr family 1 Barr of Detroit, a former resident 'of Mr. and Mrs. John Nash, driving MtaMgu of our community, whose funeral 1through from Kentucky that day was held at that place Tuesday. 'enroute to their home In Boyne city. Mrs. Mary Cameron returned to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Curtiss are now living in Mrs. Hiram Seesc* her home tn Delton Sunday., i Alton and Robert Carpenter have 1house on the farm. been entertaining the measles. Bunday visitors at Watt Thomas' Harold Anson of Prairieville and ’were. Mrs. Th urea Thompson, Alice Kay Small of Cressey were Sunday 1Nash, Mrs. Guy Smith, Mr. and Mrs. callers of Mr. and Mrs. Leland 1Howard Houghton and Mr and Mrs. Hammond. Miss Jean Hammond is real sick 1 and Evelyn of with tonsUllls. , Grand Rapids. POSSIBILITIES OF BMRYCO. RESORTS | PART THE HASTINGS BANNER Y. M. C. A. ITEMS I THIS IS “SPICE” Our Complete Line for Pickling and Can­ ning Includes the Following t Powdered Cloves Whole Cloves Whole Allspice Cassia Buds Caraway Seeds Powd. Capsicum Curt-ay Powder Whole Corriander Dill Seed Rape Seed Whole Mace Hemp Seed Whole Mixed Spices Whole Mustard Seed Powdered Mustard Blk. Mustard Seed Canary Seed Stomach Gas Whole Nutmeg Stick Cinnamon Saccharine Food color, ail shades PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Prop. DAIRY FEED Feed our DAIRY RATION to your cows. Keep up the milk production. The price is right. It’s cheaper than bran. Whole Black Pepper Powdered Ginger Capsicum Pod* Papricn Powdered Nutmeg Powdered Anise SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATUR­ DAY ONLY Tr. Vanilla Comp. 1 lb. Blk. Pepper 23c N. F., one pt.S5c 1 lb. Wte. Pepper 47c A D L E R I K A Pastures are poor. Feed is short. Whoh Anise 3«wd Hastings, Mich. ards of Loa Angeles. California. week end visiting home folks. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Willard Demond visited at the Theodore Pranslika home near Cloverdale on Sunday. Mrs. Nell Smith of Midland visltroom In Hawkins' building for Um ren home coming days in August. SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. WUford Price of Lansing spent Bunday at Asa Strait*. Mr. and Mrs. La Chappel (Vera French) of Grand Rapids spent the week end with her parents Bellevue and visited with her who has just returned from at Detroit Bunday. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Our Banking Service MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO Accommodating, But Conservative, Should Commend Itself To You The VALUE of this bank's service to this city and the people of this com­ munity has been proven many times during the past nearly 50 years. Deposits in this Bank Commercial or Savings, are insured under the Fed* erdl Banking Act of 1933 The latest in modern physical equip­ ment enables this bank to perform the business transactions expected of a good bank. CHOOSE MICHIGAN FOR YOUR VACATION Besides these facts, there is the ‘‘Personal’’ element which enters every business contact — giving an atmosphere of friendly interest. This bank fully appreciates the ex pressions of confidence from its many friends and patrons HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 - Capital $150,000 HASTINGS, MICH. �JIBE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUL? U, 1534 spending two weeks at.their collage at Eaton Rapids and attending the Methodist camp ‘ there. — ARE TOO BIG FOR FORAGE SUPPLY Livestock Will Go Hungry Next Winter Unless Number/Are Reduced Tomatoes 2 J 25' Peaches 2"‘-iH 35' ri AMD Pillsbury ”&?99c rLVUn Gold Medal 122 Wisconsin Cheese c*“" 15' 6 >■- W Ajax Soap “•«BDinner Rolls Grandmotbar'i 5' Whitehouse Milk 3 17' Heinz Beans > small cant Z5c2 25' lb. 1<F Nutley Oleo Mary Anns 17' Palmolive Soap 6 25' Super Suds■«• 2 27' COFFEE Maxwell House »■ 2^ Chase & Sanborn »> <■- 29' Hills Bros. »■ 32' Kaflee Hag n. 45c Sanka Coffee a 45' Karo Syrup Blue Label Green Beans N- > Cbili Sauce .i""./-,!!.;,,. 2 bolt!.. Cocomalt ■M-lb. cai T&T Extract b— boltla Instant Postum Octagon Soap Giant Bars roll* I Seminole Tissue 7.,'r Bennett’s Dog Food 10' 25' 27' 23' 13' 45' 14' 25' 27' REFRESHING AND ECONOMICAL Nectar Tea Our Own Tea Mayfair Tea Bulk Tea 54-lb. pk|. H-lb. pkg. • 3a -lb. pkg. lb. pkg. 25' 19' 33' 29' i can* Ann Page Beans11- •a ri>g Postum Cereal Vinegar Rajah Quart Bottle JI bottle* Fleischmann’s Yeast Quart* Mason Jars doxan Mason Jar Tops Jar Rubbers 2 pk<*Ice Cream Mix Palmolive Beads 2 pk<** 191 21' 25' 79' 23' 15' Potatoes U. S. No. Cobblers pk. 25c LETTUCE Firm Heads Each 6c CELERY Michigan Bunch 7c PEACHES Fancy Elbertas 4 lbs. 25c 10c Beef Roasts R1B ROAST Standing Rib Cut GROUND BEEF Nothing Eke Steak ■ BEEF RIBS VEAL STEW Lb. 12c Lb. 10c Cut from Our Famous Branded Beef . Round Bone or Blade Cute Thick, Meaty 14c Lb. 6c Lb. 9c Veal Roast sris1 PORK LIVER Sliced BACON Sugar Cured, Sliced W — -- IdcMTCB U- 8- Ookt- Kcuic Rendered ioc 2 lb. 15c Lb. 14c a* J Lba. SkJOae Z59 FILLET OF HADDOCK 21b. 25c ASSORTED COLD MEATS— Sliced, Ready to Serve—2 Iba. 29c Butter 2 -49c lives in Jackson and Springport. On Thursday night Mrs. Norman dies to help Mrs. Dorr Howell cele­ East Lansing.—-Prospects of a very brate her birthday. Bridge was pronounced shortage of forage for played after which dainty rvfreahMichigan livestock next winter are pointed out by the Michigan State presented with a lovely gift. College, and stele livestock owners The Misses Phyllis and Helen are advised to cull their herds in Brumm left Thursday night for preparation for . Uris unavoidable Lincoln. Nebraska, where they will condition. accompany MMr. and Mra. Shirley Rains between now and winter will Brumm on a trip to thOfYellowstone furnish little relief, other sections l of lhe nation have no surplus hay to sell and many states are in desper­ family spent Sunday afternoon with I ate straits. Michigan Igan livestock livestock ownown- their daughter, Beulah, at camp, l ers will have to ^adjust adjust flocks Hocks and on Thursday the Clover Leaf Club hR of nf forage fnraffH avallnvalt.__ ._ ... -— .■ _ . — herds to the supplies John Robinson and grandgan. Monday, where they spent the week fishing. They reported fine auc- SPECIALS Jerry Andrus accompanied by young people from this vicinity attended a prohibition meeting at Hastings Methodist church Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Bftupp enter­ tained relatives from Indiana over sooms FJoyd Todd of thia vicinity and Miss Mildred Hawkins of Hastings attended a Bunday School picnic at Thomapple lake Friday. 25c Razor Blades Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. 25c WHITE SHOE CLEANER dunk lake. There were 24 present, • : Dr. William Haber. Mate relief a pot luck dinner was served after :Frank Hosmer were, Mr. adn Mrs. Special price_________ 1---and 35c Lavender administrator, says that he has no1 which a short business meeting was :Don Welch and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rodgers of Grand Rapids Sunday. ^authority to expend relief funds held followed by swimming. 33c RUBBING ALCOHOL Shaving Cream Mr. and Mrs. Hosmer and guests fnow or next winter to purchase hay Adolph Danse, Jr„ was taken to ; Full pint____________________ ;for livestock even If such forage Pennock ho* pl tel late Monday oft- [spent the day with Mrs. Hllbome could be found. Last year. Dr. Haber ernoon where he underwent an op­ of Gun lake. 50c MILK OF MAGNESIA ispent nearly 3200.000 for hay far eration for appendicitis. ■ , Lakeview and two granddaughters, i Haskell’s__________________ Michigan livestock. This amount was About 20 members of the E. L. C. one from Lansing and one from New 1 [paid out in a year when hay was E. of the Evangelical church went 100 HOBART’S 5-gr. ASPIRIN icomparatiiTly cheap and when most to Lansing on-Friday night to hear 'Jersey were guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney and| sections had no foraae shortage. Special price the Young Men’s Glee Club from I Michigan farmers who accept |b{apervUle. in. If!.oner After me the concert a Robert. ' Clette Valentine expects to' go to*I : T ,---------- .-------------. now " , r\upcrvuie. the advice of men who can not pos- (wetner roost was enjoyed, FIRST AID SANITARY NAPKINS Ann Arbor this week Tuesday where sibly protic profit or lose from the sale or Patients at Community hospital , Special price____________________ from the retaining of livestock by arc: Mrs. Leland 'Weeks. Mrs. Dennis he will undergo an operation on his' ’ | owners will have much the best Yarger and Jay Wilkes. They all nose. SAMSON'S MINERAL OIL Lyle Todd of Mid?northern Michi-' chance of avoiding heavy financial underwent operations. gan left Monday morning for hte| Full quart—Special' losses. Cattle which are in fair con­ A larga crowd attended the Union dition and which can be marketed Vesjjer Services Sunday afternoon in home after vsitlng relatives here the : ARSENATE OF LEAD—the best we anytime within a period of three the park. The Cotton Blossom Sing- 1past two weeks. montits can be sold much more ad­ ers of Piney Woods. Mississippi. . Mr. and Mrs- Jay Blakney of buy—1 lb. pkg.__________________ __ Freeport and Mr. and Mrs. Fred j vantageously than thin stock which gave a musical concert. Henney and son spent Sunday eve-1 must be sold within a period of a The Philalhe* class with their nlng with Mr. and Mra. E. -J. Beck. few dags. families Bad a picnic Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Tony Slagel visited Oounty chairmen of relief com­ at Putman Park. .the latter's father at Plainwell Sun-! missions haVc been advised by Dr. The temporary bridge is nearly Haber to make certain that all wild completed across Thornapple river day. Mr. and Mra. Fay Underwood and hay in their territories is cut and L. G. Dole has opened a grocery . and Mrs. Ford Aspteall visited I stored for use. Grass on roadsides is store in hte home on the corner of Mr. ! being cut in many places in the Washington and Phillips street in the cherry orchards at Fennville state. These measures will help lo­ Sunday. connection with hte Dairy business. cally. as will the planting of rye to Mr. and Mra. Harold Voelker of HIGHBANK. j furnish fall and early spring pas­ Lansing called on her people Mon­ ture. Miss Florence Shepard of Has­ day night. However, such small additions to Laurel Chapter No. 31 O. E. S. 'tings spent a few days with Miss the forage supply can not solve the gave another bridge party Wcdnes- •Merlyn Marshall ikst week. main problem which is (he pres­ day afternoon at the temple. , Mrs. Forest Bldclman spent front ence in the state of greater numbers Mr. and Mrs. Dan Roberts. Mr. Tuesday until Sunday with her par­ Mr. and Mra. Merle Hecker and day with Mtes Dorn Day In the One of the hardest speeches In of livestock Ilian possibly can be and Mrs. Fred Hanes enjoyed a pot ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pot­ 1 daughter. Joan Patricia, of Hastings Branch district, carried through the winter on the luck supper Tuesday night at the ter. In Hastings. the world to make sound convincing 1 spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. ■ Mrs. Laurel Marshall has j forage available. bi the one setting forth tlie reasons home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Plook. , Mr. and Mrs. Berle Nash and son. Frank Hawblitz. I been feeling so well of late. I Members of herd improvement as­ The ministers have formed a mln- | 'Delos, of Barber Corners and John why your son can t buy a dog. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Reid and fam- j sociations are advised by tlie dairy teterlal association with the Rev. s and Stuart Nash of near Woodland [ department at the College to use R. Wurts ns chairman and Rev. jspent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ily were in Battle Creek Suhday. ■ Rice te the mast popular food in. Let us hope that ft^l soon there their production records as a basis Dorthea Hayter, Miss Merlyn Marshall spent Sun- the world. secretary and 1Fred Reid. will be nothing blue but the eagle. for culling their herds and to take treasurer. ;out the lowest jiroducers until tiie On Thursday. July 27th. Mrs. Villa owner is certain that his feed sup­ Olin has invited the members of plies will carry the number of cows Laurel chapter to her cottage at retained. Dairymen who do not be­ Thornapplc lake for a picnic dinner. long to associations can not be as Mr. and Mrs. Coy Brumm attend­ certain in their culling work, but ed the Barry county hiral carriers' they should have tests made at picnic at Gun lake Saturday after­ cream or milk buying stations to de­ noon. termine as nearly os possible which Mr. and Mra. Samuel Hamilton ore their cull cows. have moved Into the Edith Fleming The poor producers should be house on Phillip street. moved out as rapidly ns market con­ ditions permit and it should be re­ DELTON. membered that it is n human tenThe ball game Sunday afternoon jdency to wait as long as possible. If between the Colored Giants and that happens in Michigan, all lhe Delton resulted in a score of 7 to stock will go on the market at tiie 2 in favor of Delton. same time and the prices will reflect Mrs. Eloy.se Leonard gave a birth­ the effort to sell more stock tiian the day party Wednesday afternoon in market will absorb. • honor of her little daughter Betty's on the basis of present prices for fifth birthday. feed and of 25 cents |>er pound for Frank Doster and Mrs. Smith at­ ! butterfat, no cow producing less tended the funeral of Clair Doster , than 300 pounds of fat per year can at Doster Tuesday afternoon. . mukc n profit for the owner. With Cecil Barnum spent last week in feed prices incrcusteg. no chance for Lansing. ‘ profit with low producing cows is in Mrs. Esther Dunn and Mrs. Belle sight. Low producing cows are apt Barnum are spending this week In to be In better fle.sh than good dairy Lansing. cows and will make better beef. We understand Delton is contem­ Owners of beef cattle and sheep plating putting on an old-fashioned will have the same problems that sports day in the near future. confront the dairymen, according to J. C. Horton and family spent lhe animal husbandry department Sunday at Lake Michigan. at Michigan Stale College. Beef Mrs. Vida Morford, Mrs. Ella Rey­ herds and flocks ot sheep should be nolds, Mrs. Nina Taylor. Mra. Ethel reduced to meet the forage avail­ Pennock and Mra. Lulu Wortman able in the community in which lhe wore luncheon guests of Mrs. Nellie animals nre to be wintered. . Cross at Hastings Friday. Disposing of surplus beef stock and Mrs. Queen Myers and two daugh­ sheep will involve market compli­ ters of Cincinnati. Ohio, have been cations similar to '.hose'encountered guests of Mrs. Mattle Blackman the by dairymen. Early selection of past two weeks. surplus stock will permit their own­ Mra. Clara Underhill and Mra. er to choose the time of marketing better than if the decision to sell Millie Knowles of Hickory Comers [is postponed until winter. Beef- cat- spent Monday afternoon with Mra. Clara Willison. j tie usually k»c weight in ix-riodx of Mrs. Emma Pennock spent Satur­ i dry pasture and when flies disturb [ tlie animals the most. This often oc- day with her sister, Mrs. Julia Mc­ Elwain. ■' icura in August in Michigan. Tlie Women’s Bible class of the , Many Michigan farmers, themDelton M. E. church will hold a bus­ ,selves or in cooperation wjlh neigh­ the bors. can realize more profit from iness and social meeting in [butchering surplus stock and pre- church basement Friday afternoon I serving the meat for home use than of this a-cek. Each member Is ask­ INCE JANUARY 1st, Chevrolet has produced more than half a ed jo bring a lemon, by selfing the animal* alive on lhe Mra. Wright of Flint is spending million cars and trucks. This tremendous total has broken all open market. The animal husbandry STANDARD MODELS several days with her daughter, Mrs. department at the College hits test­ Chevrolet records for the last four years. And here is the rcas >n Spoyt Roadster M65 f25 ed many ways of curing meat and Robert Barnes, Mra. Gordon Moorhus Is In Bron­ Coach......................... behind it: No other manufaclurcr has so much to offer as Chevmh t. . 4M will furnteh salting and ptrkllngy re­ Coupe*............................... cipes to anyone who requests them. son hospital haVirjf undergone a . 4M । Tiie home economics division at slight operation. Chevrolet is the only low-priced car to give you patented Knee-Action, MASTER MODELS I Mr. and Mrs. Roiicrt Barnes will I the College now te show ing at many Sport Roadater ।' places how meats can be canned and attend a rural carriers’ convention and only patented Knee-Action gives you shock-proof steering Coach..-.'........... I1 held through indefinite period*. in Jackson Wednesday and Thurs­ day of thte week. combined with the new jolt-proof gliding ride. Chevrolet alone in itsTown'Sedan... Either tin or gloss cans can lie ilsed The Inland Lakes Garden Club Sedan and one or more women can work field provides fisher bodies with genuine Ao Draft I'entilation — , Coupe................. together to care for large amount* of of Del urn wMl meet with the Rich­ the safest and most comfortable bodies built today. No low-priced meat. ♦ Bulletins, describing this land GarjJen Club at Mrs. A. C 1 Sport Coupe... method of canning will be sent to Marten's cottage at Wildwood. Gull Sedan Delivery. ckr but Chevrolet has safe, sure, cable-controlled brakes, the i anyone who - requests. 'Successful lake, Tuesday afternoon. July 31. COMMERCIAL CARS I igggg sturdy Y-Kframe, and a dozen and one other important features. Home Canning.* Extension bulletin The Delton ladies will furnish the program. All members of the Del ­ Commercial Chania.. 1............ No. 132 from the bulletin clerk at .. 355 Do you wonder that the trend is to Chevrolet? ton Club who wish to go. will meet East Lansing Utility Long Chassis. . J............ .. 515 I. Livestock owners, of course, will Dual Long Chassis ... „.......... .. 535 Itet theee features guide you when you buy your low-priced car. Don’t 'remember that no person now can Utility Chassis and Cab .. 575 Everyone should plan to attend | foretell exactly what will happen in accept anything less than all of them. And let yourself be guided by Dual Chassis and Cab. I............ .. 595 lhe future. Members of the College lhe Barry Twp. centennial to bs Utility Long Chassia and Cab. .. 605 Chevrolet’s popularity. As everyone knows, every buyer of a product ■ departments arc performing their held at Hickory Comers Aug. 3. 4 Dual Long Chassis and Cab... .. 625 'duty in pointing out present condi­ and 5. And any one who has any­ is a recommendation, and Chevrolet can show you hundreds of thou­ Commercial Panel...1,............ .. 575 tions. Favorable weather between thing in antique* is asked to put them on exhibition and have them Special Commercial Pond ......... sands of them in only six abort months! •now and winter can not change.the .. 595 there by July 30. Mra. Maude Ran ­ Utility Panel1 ■ situation of too little forage for the .. 750 dler is the committee in charge. Dual Cab and Stake Body numbers of livestock now on farms CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN Mr*. Matic Cortright and daugh­ । tn’ Michigan. Dual Long Cab and Stale Body. ter. Dorothy. oC-Kalamaaoo spent Saturday with Mr. and Mra. Jay TOWN UNB. Wilkinson. ■Last Week’s Letter. Mr. and Mra. Carl Simmons of ! Mr. and Mra. Alvah Tasker and Mr.1 and Mr.v Hale Leporrd spent Ann Arbor were Sunday gucsta of Sunday pienicking at a lake near Mr, and Mrs. Leon Pennock. ; Greenville. Miss Ruth Richards is visiting I Mrs. 'Albert Rcahm called on her friends and relatives in Hastings. , brother. Gilbert McLeod, and family Mrs Mary Cammers relumed to । of Woodland Tuesday. » her home here Sunday after spand| Mrs. Anna Eckardt and Mr. and ing some time at Cressey. Mira May Williams underwent a (Mrs. Ray Scheel of Northeast [Woodland were Sunday guest* of I Mr. and Mra. Erwin Batea and famjiiyMiss Naomi Pennock spent from I Mrs Minnie Gariinger of Kant Thursday until Sunday vuiung in [City called on Mrs Herman Winkler £‘h 35c 50c ELKAY’S FLY SPRAY 39c CARVETH & STEBBINS Goods Delivered The REXALL Store Phone 2131 •M Six A record-breaking demand has sent Chevrolet production to its highest total in four years! NEW REDUCED PRICES S CHEVROLET R.K.HURD HASTINGS :: MICHIGAN R. D. CADWALLADER, Hickory Corner*, Mich. THE SERVICE GARAGE, Delton, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JULY H, 1934 I Mr. and Mr*. Pliny Hamburger SOUTH bHVLTZ. »tep will be taken toward giving the She had made many friends here 1 spent one day this week at Chester University of Michigan lhe third tha Coming Glass Works. Tha ne* mirror wfll probably be ■ sHrared" Moon had been operating ttw Cozy Uvern Wasner and Dorothy Hon-1 Comer oil station. eventually *M up at Base Lake, near state*. utilising a film of aluminum There was an accident here Suniikic w— —rwu oi Ksiamazoa spent iuou*j---- - . .----- — .. . Anonymou* Donor Provides raiita nf^^UiVJs'iu^v instead of mercury, which absorbs day evening when a car claimed ta evening with th* latter's unde Funds for 85 Inoh Re­ nouncad by tha University as the ba light* struck ouwu down > a lady i aunt, Bunt, Mr. and mt Mrs. Geozge Kenyon Kenyon. ?"d or without wiuioui u*»u Mr. ana *, aeozge --- -- --— _returning •..-—i—_ tome from chureh. She 1 Gordon . _Kinyon _ a. ____ . the week 1 air. ana Mrs. John .Slam spent “d„¥ rtf?°^ 8Sl" snent aluminum will reflect. fleeting Mirror was not seriously injured and able end with his parents at Bellevue. ®undfy d M E B Dr. Heber D. CurIts. head of tlw With the pouring of a glass disk । Ths Shultz Sunday School are Vl,txllen of Hasting*. astronomy department, and a party clal pyrex Class which has a very low to be about in a few days. 85 Indies In diameter, 16 inches of other Michigan astronomers, left expansion limit, practically equal to A fire alarm Thursday called having their picnic at Wurm's landthick and weighing 4 tons, th* first Ann Arbor Bunday for Corning, N ttot of fused quartz, thus eliminat­ ing many troubles due to change* in temperature. Tlie dtak will be in 8.«. iu’Kx^"n“' “r “d the process of pouring for from 10 to w occ. XX dito? “ dS 15 tours. After pouring, it will be rwrt u, luro. slowly cooled by an automatic beat­ Hiroid w. Ortirrk Ud £2? u> ing system which will lower the temperature by J to 10 degrees every UNIVERSITY TO GET LARGE TELESCOPE I. that which affen U the hmatar. FIRRY SPECIAL EXCURSION A CENTURY OF PROGRESS a red-hxxt heat, the whole proceoi reLee M. Johnson and wife and ma rood gang is grading the rood c,MnenL7?^y qutaing four or five months. A. R Cleveland and wife left Thur.- f B Kenyon's ernt and as S?111*’",, tt,?d The largest telescope now in exist- day for a few days' vacation at ha/I Biwayi,ben a rather hard J’"r’ulh * enoe ta the 100 inoh irutrument at Traverse City. , road to travel « think the mail hornc h‘ Vermontville. Mt Wilson. In California. One of Prank and Mr* Nobles of Jack- ;nan wiu^mpreetaW this work. ROUND TRIP Coaches Only 200 inches ta In the preliminaries of son. Ala., are visiting friends here MY. --- and ---• Mr* William — --------Bonneville k manufacture for lhe California In- for a time. ■ndjiaughter. Susanne, and jtojl Ml53 Florence Watkins is In Hol­ 1256 Griswold BL, Detroit, Mich. stltutc of Technology. TOe Michl-1 The former-Harper distaict ta Mlh Bnnnerille of Battle Creek . Lv. Hasting* 6; 15 oun. (City Time). Are. Chicago 10:45 a-m. (City Time) Dttrtlt's OUhI BalMuw ao4 gan telescope will stand next to making great preparations for their p^day evening with Mr and 1land where she U a guest at a hous* •Leave Chicago not later than 10:55 p. m. (City Time) Sunday. July 25 these Instruments. Hitherto . the annual reunion on Saturday. It will Mrt Lester Sonneville 1party. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eckman and casting of telescope mirrors of such, be held on Mrs. Adams farm. Tha citaton Huliubu* of Bellevue spent J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. Patrotu.who desire to drive to any Cities from which excursion 1* op­ size has been confined'to Germany Middleville business men have been Sunday evening with Gordon Kcn- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Black of .De­ and the group tow being cast In this j invited to attend In a body. • j “ erated and take advantage thereof, may park cars on unused railroad troit called on Mr. and Mrs. Peter property to Die extent available. Such parking shall be at patron* country ta regarded as a triumph for - - 1| Mrs. ' Clara Gales and grandson. Eckman and family Sunday. risk. Ask Ticket Agent for information. Jack Eckman lia* returned to De ­ American optical industry. BEARI Bernard, HOLE LAKE. „____ .___________ ___________ visited Mrs. Forest Smith «rrnnm'i( > v I Olhcl Hurless of Hastings spent'of the McOmber • district Wednes- troit after a week's vacation. AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTION—TRAVEL SAFELY BY RAIL 5iiUHLg.vtLi.fc.. 'Sunday witji Kenneth Hurless and day and saw the new baby Bemtta. Mrs. W. O. Moon, who had been family. who had beeir spending a few days 1U for a iliurt time, was taken to Mr. and Mr*. Star Grimmett and with her mother, returned home HERE'S a Grand Rapids hospital on Tuesday ; Mr. and Mr*. Frank. Beckwith of with her: and died Wednesday A. M. The fu- ! Hastings were in Lansing on busl- I - --------------- * ♦ » ■ neral vras-hehf aethe Beelerrooms; neas Wednesday. | STATE ROAD. | TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING GROUNDS Saturday and the remain* taken to Raymond Glcsbce of Gun lake I Mra. James Swanson Invited Into THAT MEANS Battle Creek for funeral and burial, were Sunday guest* of Arthiy Ty- her home forty friends Tuesday, to i SOMETHING! I ler and famil*. celebrate Mr. Swanson's seventyMr. and Mra. Morris McMurray first birtrday. It was a complete । of Hastings called on Russell Crav- surprise to Mr. Swanson. She serven and family Sunday. , ed a bountiful dinner and a birthMr. and Mfcs- Chas. Benham of day cake with 71 candles on it. The ' Detroit and Mr. and Mra. Whitman Inst course was ice cream and cake. ■ Benham of Irvlnrf called on Mr. and We tope Mr. Swanson may enjoy 1 Mrs. Zellon Kaiser Wednesday eve- many more pleasant birthdays.) niilg. • | Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman of | Mr and Mrs. C. Solomon and Mr. Rutland »pent Sunday with Mrs. ana Mra. Prank Beckwith and Mr. Janet Pettenglll. / and Mrs. Robert Beckwith of Has- ( Mrs. James O'Connor entertained; tings called on Mr. and Mr*. Star a few lady friends from Hasting* Grimmett Friday. | one day last week. They were from Miss Dortliy Maurer of Hastings the L. A. 8. ot Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. OrMrs. Janet Pettlngill spent Thursvol Tuttle and family. day with Mrs. Inez Haynes of HenMr and Mrs. M. Calkin* and Mr dcraholt. and Mrs. H. Smith ot Hastings took Ward Baine and Mr. and Mr*, a motor trip last Sunday to Grand Jack O'Connor spent the week end THAT TEN MILLION PEOPLE Havrn. from there up tlw lake shore In Chicago at A Century of Progress HELPED TO BUILD to Manistee, then to Cadillac, then Mrs. Baine returned with them. She borne on U. S. 131. spent two wCeka in Chicago. Mrs. Dale Raven, who cut her Mr. and Mt*. Jhn Kenney of De­ hand on n fruit Jar last weekwhile troit’ sipehl' <he 'week end with Mr. canning, has been iiaving Mra. Rus- and Mrs. Clifton Becker. sell Craven helping her this weak. ! Dogs got In to Art Chase’s and Mr. und Mrs. Star Grimmett Andrew Kennedy's sheep, killing called on Mr. and Mra. Cluu. Johns- some and wounding ' some. " If peo­ ton at Middleville Sunday. ple would gnow where their dogs were this would be avoided. PINE LAKE. Mr. and Mr*. Victor Henney and The entire community extends Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Cooley visited sympathy to tlie families of the late in tiie Becker home last week. Beatrice Farr Barr, and Clare O. j Doster. HOLMES CHURCH. I Mr and Mrs. Ernest Farr drove to Mr. and Mr*. Welby Crockford at­ Detroit to attend the funeral bf their tended the Masonic picnic at Grand niece. Mrs. Barr. Tuesday. Ledae Sunday. Mrs. Welby Crock­ Monday atternoon. Mra. Lyle Not­ form Is attending M. S. C. for a EQIAL 01 SWLIIOI TO MT FIIST QIAUTT TIDE IBU.T tingham and three children of Kal­ amazoo returned to their home after Miss Betty Cooper Is visiting rel­ ”'I(IAIBLEIS OF RARE, HANI, IT WHOM spending some time with Mr. and atives in Lyndonville. New York. Mrs. Lee Nottingham and family. Mr*. Etta Partnalce and daugh­ MAIIFACTIIEI OR AT WHAT FIKE 8FFE1EI FOR IALE On Saturday John Killlck and Mr. ter are attending the World's Fair and Mrs. Lee Killlck and family at­ with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pcltcngtll tended the Killlck family reunion of Battle Creak. Rosadell Fenst maker Is which was held at the Grand Ledge -Miss ----- -----------------------------------------------park- There were 22 in attendance, spending three weeks at Kellogg's he immediate and enthusiastic The 1934 meeting will be held at camp, Pine lake. Dwight's landing at Oun lake. . j Mr. and Mr*. Richard Durkee acceptance of the new Firestone Century Thursday afternoon the members! spent Sunday at Freeport with Forof the Sunshine Club, with their i rest Price, Progress Tire started a tremendous wave families picnicked at Prairieville | Sunday caHers at Mr. and Mrs. Park at Gull lake. . I Walter Durkee's were, Mr. and Mrs. FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY of buying that is keeping the Firestone Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. in, Mr. and Mra. Stewart Alkenhead unarics Charle* Barnes. Mra. IL, and family of Cleveland. Ohio, and E. Rising and son. Burl, of Hastings.1 factories running twenty-four hojirs a day Mrs. Lois Wickham spent three Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Warner and days at Kalamazoo last week as tlw family of Detroit, are spending two to meet this huge demand. weeks at the cottage on the south guest of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wilside of the lake. * We knew that car owners would replace Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Barnum and The past week Gordon onck Lyle Champion entertained two ooy family spent Sunday at Al-Gontheir thin-worn, dangerous tires if they Quln lake. Saturday at ternoon Marion could get what they wanted in a tire at the' SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. Champion attended her Sunday Last Week's Letter. school class picnic at Plainwell. 4.MXZ0 price they wanted to pay. We found the Miss Dorothy Haven* was at Pen­ 4.5041 nock hoapital on Monday and had ORANGEVILLE. answer through ten million visitors to the Mr. and Mrs. Marian Rupe at­ her adnotds and tonsils removed. 4.75-19 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gorham tended a school reunion near Has­ Firestone Factory at the World’s Fair last tings Sunday. . • called on Mrs McKee at Cloverdale ' Lewis Brown of Flint spent the Thursday and found her feeling fine. year. We asked them—“What do you value 5.25-18 I past week with his parents. Mr. and This is good news to her many 1-27 most in a tire?”—and their answer was— friends. jMrs. Bert Brown ot this vicinity. S. 25-21 1.40 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens and Dorr Backus and family of Gales“Give us Blowout Protection, Non-Skid I burn were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Havens and chil­ 1.40 dren spent Sunday at Stuart lake. 'Mr*. Mnrclus Bagley. 5.50-11 Safely, and Long Wear, at a tnodcratc Remember , Mr. air. and ana Mr*. Mrs. Clyde uiyae Nichols Nicnnu spent spent. iwinrmirr the me Otis uus school scnooi picnic Sunday with their daughter and Saturday, July 28. Pot luck dinner. price.” • / I husband. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Edgett Bring your own table service. at Hickory Corners. . Mr. and Mrs. Buell Stason and ‘ ' Drive in to the Firestone Service Dealer James Herminettc and family daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest THE OUTSTANDING VALUE spent Bunday with hi* brother, Wal­ Gorham and children of Kalamazoo or Service Store today! Equip your car ter and wife, of Chicago who arc at were week end guest* of their par­ IN THE LOW-PRICED FIELD ents, Mr and Mrs. Franc is Gorham. Pine lake for a couple ot weck$. with these new Firestone Century Progress Mrs. Oley Douglass and two chllMr. and Mrs. Ben Howard and and Homer Norman attended the drrn spent Saturday with her par­ Tires, with the massive flat tread, deep-cut funeral Monday of the former's ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oaks of Glass Creek. brother, Case Norman, of Kalkmanon-skid, broad husky shoulders, and Miss Zona Douglass visited a few azt 5. LARGE OVEN AND BROILER with “pwiL AUTOMATIC OVEN HEAT CONTROL—give* The many friends in this vicinity days with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson J Gum-Dipped cords. Tire prices probably even temperature, correct for each cooking 4.10-21 of DeForest Henry were sorry' to Edger of the Edger district, hear of hi* passing at Ann Arbor never again will be as low as they are today. 4.75-19... 6. ROOMY UTENSIL DRAWER. THE LITTLE RED BRICK. Saturday morning. Burial will be in Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. Woodruff spent . 2. AUTOMATIC LIGHTERS-no matches. Oak Hili cemetery. At these unusually low prices for first /trade the week end with Mr. and Mrs. 3. INSULATED OVEN—keep* kitchen cool. Frank Mahoney of Jackson. tires, we make it easy for you to buy not BRANCH DISTRICT. L HIGH-SPEED cooktag units with lhe faniuos Mr. Woodruff attended lhe funer­ Mrs. Sarah Ostroth spent Satur­ 8. HighMt new Harper heat-spreading burner*. Clean For those ear owner* who need only one tire, but a complete set/ day night and Sunday with her sta­ al of Michael Noon. President OT the heat New Sani-Trpy makes washing easy. Michigan Farm Bureau. new tire aafety at a very low price the ter. Mra. Ben Schneider, who Is ill Mrs. Minnie Hammond ta spending at her home near Woodland. And Remember—with every tire you Flre*tone Courier Type tire ha* no Rev. Albert Ostroth. a former pas­ a few days with Mrs. Dorcas Chap­ equal at thewe extremely low price*. tor wa» overcome with the heal at man in Hastingsare protected by the new Firestone Triple Rosemary Feld pa useh Is gaining hta home In Nashville one day last nicely from •her recent operation. week but is better at present. .— — • —“ •— Guarantee Get Our Special MU. Bjlvu Whitmore, who J . “>5 W‘™'J rl Exhibition wortdn, ne.r Woodlhnd wu home Mid Bojd were sundey »U1over th* week end. i10” °< cleo 868,5 and 1»uiUy of —for Unaqualad Performance Records Miss Francis Darby. Seward' Woodland.. Welton. Allen Mid Edo. Bmmmwd I "'ll‘P™> Sund.y In Mu* Horn are Tnaking a tour of tiie Hastings. ___ Evangelical Suhday Schools in the I Mr.and Mrs. P. 8-Spark* of Haslniere.1 01 th. Yoon, People', oort- IW» were Sund.y yUhors oi ClllSEE OUR D (♦Sta Months in Commercial Service) gross at Riverside Park next month. fo^ Hammond s. __ THIS WEEK The McKelvey. Mudge. Branch, Warren Bolton. Lewis and AT CHICAGO, SUNDAY, JULY 29 $9OO Michigan Central NOW WANT THE NEW PRICE LOW Firestone CENTURY PROGRESS TIRE GOOD FOR ALLOWANC YOUR EASY T OLD TERMS REDUCED PRICES Yes-and AT THIS BEA NEW THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW a. .. GAS RANGE -■ I with new AUTOMATIC FEATURES firestone THE TIRE SENSATION of‘34 hif/i cm fiiyA//\ ANDRUS SERVICE The Home of SUNOCO Gas HASTINGS MICH. TELEPHONE 2240 EVERY FEATURE FOR BETTER, EASIER COOKING .nd Monon MhooU .Ul hold picnic. August 8, at Tbornappte lake.j AspinaJJ. of Carlton v gltendeti a paau , Augu*v O. Bl 'birthday ^thday party given by Mr*. Mrs. ,Wr,Wari ten Miller * of Lake Odessa Tuesday. Burning, Gnawing Paint In Stoaaack Relieved! Neutralise Irritating adds with Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets. Prevent serious stomach trouble, yet eat what you want. Adla gives ralsaf » NORTHEAST WOODLAND!* -Richard Stair* and Alta Haskill, who have been vuiling their grand­ mother in Hastings, have returned Iwrae. will Veltc and wife were Hasting* callers Saturday. ^4’5 CHOI DOWN-INSTALLS IT CONSUMERS POV Telephone 2305 Hastings, N ■MMMB �.------ \ b --- ---------- . J79. on whirh -luorir du. and unpaid al th. dal. (I527R. ?ai» al nubile or Rut. SUr1 u. that Win< lb. buiidinr wb. rcnil Chart for lh. Coanty of U Id. of th. pr»ml».« deaerlUd I Bortt.fK or »o much thereof *• t neewyary to r..tl>. th. amount < S "L ] BUffyew * r.-.-i—iCommunity Aspects of Youth Prob-1 BARRYVTLLE. Items." Prof. J. F- Thaden; "Curancj Mra. Nelson Brumm and not socui mutation - prof. c. r. and Mr. and mm Devme of -------------------. i. . 'Hoffer.------------------------------------ I Nashville were guests of their par­ on It ”--------------------------------------------------------------------------- • • • enta. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVine, HINDS CORNERS. j Sunday. Michigan State College >r nr lb. mui« Ot wtiiMin ========== I Mrs- Spellman Casey and sons.-I Mrs. Deeds Nagler of Freeport 13 ,...d • . 'accompanied her brother. Mr. and visiting hpr niece. Mrs. Pearl Foster, •» NSr y lW° hun‘?!?dure.M>n^> ^ Mrs. Renna Molt, and spent Sun- and family. tartSTlM ta ~M ror.Py™ Women s Week. July n-37. d>y wlth thHr brtXfu.r. Russell Harold and Miss Ramona Foster ian i-rarin* that a d.r b. at Michigan State college have been j Molt anj family in North Barry. : and Miss Neva Fleckner of Glb!biJ M*51 &toa V., Mr and Mrs RoniU(J Hayn„ and 1 sonsburg. Ohm. spent Sunday with ‘ ru l. -Hiachman u dit .s.niUJ’* 5late ea^ of dfT’?P' “ns and Mr. and Mrs. Scott BecU- I Mr. and Mrs. Hetair Fatter. | laid null a«.i that an ».i stratlontigents. The advanced indi-;tpl nnd children and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lathrop and | ‘XTiSlwkX'MA.- cation of interest promises Uie most clar|t Robins, HaaUngs spent baby of Nashville were Sunday I UI4. at' 1-n u'rluckC ii> lhe successful summer women's gather- lSunday nt Head take. guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrt> i.. and Ing sponsored by the college. । Mr and Mrs Andcrson of Hal Lathrop. mea <- »rSr t p»ti yarjouj pnascs or the sub- Detroit and Mr. nnd Mra. Scott I Loe Ila Parniatler of Woodland ta M.i»rrd thatimMic noilr« Jccts offered for study at the group Bechtel and family of Hastings were spending this week with Mr. and , n I.»nui.hrai.or. nt . meetings from Monday to Thursday, aftenukm guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Merritt Meade. j.’Th. July 33-26. follow. Tlie instructors. ■ Ronald Haynes Tuesday. i Clarence Nesbetl of Clevelrfnd.! ..'- I unless otherwise indicated, are j «!r aF1d Mrs. Harold Striker of Ohio, and Mtas Inez Nesbetl of ile members of lhe college faculty or ex- Mthens spent a couple, of days the Hastings were guests of Mr. and j tension specialists. hast of the week with her brother. Mrs. Floyd Nesbett and Pauline the! A Clothing—"Monday's Child Is Fair (Mr. nnd Mrs. Ronald Haynes. . । past week. of Face.” Miss Neva Bradley. New1 Mr. and Mra. Floyd Tobins of, Mr. and Mrs Merritt Meade and OBDB* POB rr r > ' nomemakers Corner Mr Because of the death of my husband, I will sell the personal property at auction at my place, second farm south of Dunn’s Corners in Rutland Twp., Sec. 30, on . MONDAY, JULY 30, ’34 $■■■' •• • - ■ - ■ ", Sale to begin at 1:00 P. M. I will offer the following: York City; "Keeping Puce with the j Kalamazoo spent Sunday with his' Mrs c»rtiin murtttf »»«ui.4'1934 Silhouette." Mtas Elizabethjparents. Mr. and Mra. C. N. Tobins, attended the Gold Medal contest in j ii.nnilci ■■><) Hnuie j. Daniels; "The Full Hat Story." Mtas and his little daughter. Marion. | Woodland Sunday evening. .Miss' <■••■•7'T.";1 »“*• ot Marian Hillhouse; "Efficient Sewing I Mrs. Allen Bishop spent last week 1 Elotac Smith won the medal. , To»7"b?p rf lutrr Habits." Mtas Irene Taylor. Mr. A. with her .parents. Mr. and Mrs.. Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox “ u eox — w>* Cuor.iy. Miehiinn. »i<i brine J. Bell. । Theodore Pranshka. In West Hope. I Kenneth enjoyed a picnic nt ThortH TliorM fol-’ t air xSi tV7Ji-fron'1wLirh Foods and Nutrition—"Neighbor-! Don't forget the Ice cream social apple take Sunday with Mr. ond r>c» thrrr K dur «n<i unpaid ai tha^dnir hood Meals,” Mrs. Mabel Ehlers; .Thursday evening. July 2. at the Mrs. Fred Childs and Mr. and Mra. -• “ ------• •——iniereit. . —■ — - — .Art -• ~of —-■Breadmaking," —>-*—•• .—--i. ------------------. Mr. and.Mrs. «... j jjarvey. ot •ii.i« noiiee •for prineipai. .nd -The ‘The (home of Will-----------Moore. t<*m d'.lUn ‘tssfoooi' »bdhno .uitw HOws and Whys of Good Cakes." | Mr. und _______________ . Mrs. Ben Bunnell of Heber Foster played in the band Mwe-dine. >i i.w <>r in eou.tr h.r n< "Cookies as You Like Them." Mtas Miss Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mrs. “I Richfield Thursday. Sylvia Medsker. I Edd Newton Sunday afternoon. j Mr. and Mra. Burr Fossett and Home Furnishing—"Hie History j Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Phillips and | Lo*5 Louise spent Sunday in Battle I Oriental Rugs " Mr. M- J. 1 II. 11 Alexv* Robert DaKa-, and Mrs. Vida Tit.mi.. - ..I. —.V uHtH nnrl Wr« Phillips vis- «’ Pl Creek with X<r Mr. and Mrs. Ray TUnaFas- I anian. Lansing; "Motion Pictures ‘ ited Gertrude Phillips at the Kel- sett. ' and Lecture on — Manufacturing logg camp al Pine lake Sunday and Mr. and Mra. Herbie Wilcox took „------- « ------ . found her nick. , iHeir father u> Kalamazoo Thurs-. Rugs," Mr. R. „ B. Horan. Grund Thelnia Tomas Tobias of Battle |I day. Rapids; "Period Styles In Furniture.” . Miss Thelma Miss Irene Shaben; "Planning Col-j Creek and friend. Everett Mlears. Ii SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. | or Schemes for Rooms," Mr. George visited Mr. and- -. Mrs. W. O, Tobias Otto Schrender of Grand Rapids Bcnrlter, Lansing. and Keet Tobias and family Sat­ spent lost week with his wife, Mrs. Home Management—"Eoconomlc urday night and Sunday. Lola Grant Schrender. at the farm. Solutions for the Repair and ReBoth returned to their home Sunday nnishlr~ '■* — ----------------------Ing, of' “ Old Floors, -' "Prcpar-. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS afternoon. mg Intel iterlor Walls for .... New .Finishes, _______ Mra. Floyd Collar spent last week Mr. C. H- Jefferson; "Labor Saving in Grand Rapids. . - | Cltr Kitchen Conveniences." Mrs. K. T. Mr. and Mra. Edward Thompson jWright. Lansing; "Round Table and family. Mr. irfitt Mrs. LCe Hazel Mlrhican. Discussion of Managerial Problems and Mr. and Mrs. John Bratts and i in Home Making," Dr. Irma H. daughter of Detroit were, Sunday ... Kuests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence i r. Child Development—"The Slgnlfln .. I canccs of Adjustment.” "Family >udlie.l Mr' and Mrs- Harry Sandbrook • ■ Life That Helps." "Building Per। 3.06 and sons spent the week end with 1 ■, sonality," "The Ncrrous Parent," .... t An ! relatives at Blanchard. Mrs. Lydia Ann Lynde. — Ma' Mr*- E,,‘el Hall entertained her rlM Poultry—"Michigan Poultry In­ J Jo cousin. Mr. and Mrs. John Richards UlUUJ.” "Summer dustry. ouuuutl Care VKIV of Growing — ih -jo of Los Angeles; Calif., her aunt. Mra.. Pullets." ' Feeding for Future Pro- IJ ; ■ Rilla Richardson of Jamestown. duclion,” • Culling the Farm Flock." <; Mich. and Mr and Mrs £. Daven• Management of the Laying Flock." I 1 * dltlon. . i »' port Thursday "Feeding and Housing of the Laying \ ,• Ji Mixa Betty Wolrlng relumed home ,----- ■ ■■■ ••—- riucx. rtmuiK and uiiu uiemuix roui- it. Flock." "Killing Dressing Poulin • from her boat trip Saturday and "J W.- Pr»I. O. O. card. it ao reported a fine time. r (|»«. iho :.-.tb <iar Landscape Gardening — ‘Timely i &*? Mr B,ld Mr’ Harrison Blocher 1 0lt4r£Xr'lo! Suggestions on Landscaping the ’ t. •>-. entertained the following Sunday In i* Of Mkhiran on ih. Home Grounds,” "The Arrange& "J. honor of Allies birthday D Loren m?r > *' /’m’”21, 1,1 mt’nt ol Hardy Shrubs and Percnit :i? Hershberger and family of Indiana indrnl H.r.n '"m'i • >l,Ms ln thc Home Planting." "Rock n ■■■■ Mr 'and Mrs. Jay Dltman. Mr and । । >*id inorix.x. at th. Gardens. Good and Bad." Mr. O. I. J *" Mra Ara Royer. Mr and Mrs Frank I—— hfrex.f fnr principal .nil in — Gregg; "Some Flowering Trees for of Six Hundred Elsht, ™ r in Wehner and Mr and Mra John • Home Planting." Mr. C- W. Barr. «n Zumbrum of Ohm. Mr. and Mra. > ■ ■ ■ . ■■ ■ ... 1 Flowers — "Garden Annuals," a,1|d Rcounds Saturday. The dinner was here for the reunion Saturday, "Garden perennials.” "Flower Ar­ ,. ity Terry, who with Mr. and Mra. no Mr and Mra Jay Ditman of Dv-. .. , ,H<> rangement." "House Plants.” Mr. C. trolt and Mtaa Glenns Blocher anti r“fUenJ1- ,he —’ 1',,r"or7't | Mrs. Maude cosadden and dnugh- 1106 Lord. attended the reunion SatE Wlldon. and well presented and all o . , .. ;; =; innw „ •" had ■a ln. D!Pn of Lansing spent part of Dramatics- Practical Problems In ...____ splendid time. , wwk wlth htT brolhcr. . Mc.. Mra- Harold Springer »ndXJtorta Play Production." .< WEST HOPE. Gordon McCallum, who Is taking Mann is. visited Jimmie Springer In Kellogg Community Problems—"Trends in ;<■ quihbir. large crowd attended the Me- a six weeks course at tlw Reserve I Miss Lauris Anders Is spending the fl,tenJ°°n Bnd c®“«i Community Development." "New ' 'J.-, A’”* dillum school reunion at the school * Officers camp at Camp Custer, was week in Battle Creek with Miss BetBt>niurd home near Delfan’. dr«7ri'b7d "aa" foik'wo': . ..... Demands on Community Leader-I ,• |lr'Q„",r,r Lot F.irxon. biork ihirtoon of iha :shlp.” Prof. Eben Mumford; "Tlie K Adam.. Kenflrlil’* aocoml addition to th» eitr i I "■ Ba""', t (form'rlv VltluWof Haailnra. arfnr.i ------------------------ ' 1 Plainer. LIVE STOCK. Pair work mares, 14 yrs. old. weight 2800. Cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh May 30. Cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh July 10, calf by side. Cow, 5 yrs. old, giving milk. (All Holsteins.) Heifer calf, 2;mos. old day of sale. Brood sow, due Aug. 16. FARM TOOLS. Binder, running condition. Mower, 6-ft. cut. Feed grinder. Ensilage filler. Buzz rig. Walking 2-hor«e cultivator. Spring tooth drag. Oliver 98 walking plow. Double harness. Wagon. Wagon, iron wheels, with flat rack. Galloway separator, 500 lbs. capacity. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS—CASH. No goods removed until settled for. Mrs. Hannah Shepard PROPRIETRESS MOBTQAGE FORECLOSURE. Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. Lyle Vanderbrook, Clerk. FOR THE FINEST MOTOR OIL on the market Yh r.rnTiif.tt <>hi»krkil ih< Every indication'at this time is that Coal Prices ISO-VIS “D” ,seniehet STOPS COSTLY SLUDGE FORMATION If you pay more than 26c a quart today for motor oil you are simply throwing good money away. For that’s the price of Iso =Vis .“D”—Standard’s premium motor oil. Muvrd by Aid Miller. Z'Tr^rt'd l’T Aid. R.irinril that tn. application of Those' who have bought their next winter’s coal during the past few weeks have saved money, and You Can Save Money! It bt lhe most advanced development in motor lubrication .. . for the patented Propane Dewaxing and Chlorex Extraction Process have given it this unique quality: it trill not sludge under the hardest, hottest driving. Sludge causes stuck rings, one of the' great' causes of high oil consumption. Moved hr Ahi. Miller, supported hr Aid Itelrkord. that th. aiipllratlon and by ordering your coal at once before prices take a rise. In addition, Iso=Vis “D” docs not thin out dangerc^isly in contact with hot engine surfaces. OUR SERVICE will make clean, satisfactory delivery at your con­ venience. rdiaaae* ta murrt’ mil pvArrib. r.ruln >f lhe*board of health %T(lehlran. r.tsuv. ia rommoB axraneil TELEPHONE about the kind and sunt you need. ' - Thke a 7oofe atIso=Vis “D” next time you stop in a Standard Oil Station. It is dispensed in glass bottles so that you can see the full measure of clear, clean, fine oil you are getting. You’ll like its looks. You’ll like its performance and you’ll like its economy! Siudgt cauaea stuck pitton ISO = VIS "W MOTOR OIL PLUS th Brothers e & Company FEDERAL TAX TOTAL . . . i . ....... At oil Standard Oil Stat'oni and Dealers ■dotUM aa thl. Ih. 13lb di A. I). 1094. tar Aid. Hs»i Miller. Plrr.on. Rxickord. H, XZ57 Hastings, Mich. ■' O'CONNOR. 8. O- Ream. Qis gluk. 25c a qt. : a qf. ° ** ‘ puutpnil. 11 causes high oil conaumpnon and U a great ^ooey.wa.lxT. ISO.VI.S-D” < trill not aludge under hardest ■ driving in botlcal weather. H Q/iruieit to ISDVISD STANDARD OIL SERVICE V Jennie McIn � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-08-01.pdf 363578f890aff56ccc44220036f6a2af PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 1, 1934 10 PAGES Tax Commission Ends |W|I[|U IT Plllflr TO SIX AMENDMENTS County Job of Spreading 15-Mill Levy ™'11 IU BUILDING A CANAL TO BE SUBMITTED Most of the School Districts Able to c JL iJ n .1 Secure the Funds They Requested THREE PROPOSED RE­ FORMS WOULD AF­ FECT TAXES ml,_ THE METHODS OP FRENCH ( AND Americans were PAGES lta>6 COUNTY FITZGERALD nip fiEPDCICf IN CLUB TO HOLO RALLY l OPEN-AIR BAND CONCERT THURSDAY HIM) HOI JULY RAINFALL cX“rJ,cuXtroD0j::t^' CEPT DIO U UIILAUL III at Lake —Basket Supper | at 7 :00 0 clock I LESS THAN A QUARTER OF । 1, .As announced last week the Barry dounty Filzgerald-For-Governor j WHAT IT WAS IN VASTLY DIFFERENT Club will hold a rally at the Lake; JULY 1933 House, Thomapple lake, on next - - ■ ■ week Tuesday evening. August 7. [ „A„Tiir, THE FRENCH WANTED ,There — — be -. will a basket supper at the FOR SEVEN MONTHS A QCA . r-l/ci PA MAI L"11' HouiC at wwn o’clock and nn *DnilT UAl ri act VCAD’O 'A bEA LEVEL LANAL interesting evening program will fol- ‘ ABOUT HALF LAST YEAR S . low. The Barnier naa has not not ocen been giv-1 glv-1 . ------------iow. inc biiuht American Engineers en the name of the speaker, but we Official Figures Show for the of A. A. Biferno At 8:00 o'clock Thursday evening the Hastings City Band will give its fifth open air concert of the cur<rent season on the court liouse lawn. The program is as follows: j 1. March—Th< Gateway City—K. 1 . 2. Overture—The Sky Pilot—A. M. I; ' Laurens. CORN—HOG ALLLOmMT REDUCTIONS DID NOT The Barry county tax commission permissible under the 15 mill tax QUALITY concluded their work of allocating limitation. taxes to the various taxing units of) The allocation for townships and tlie county Tuesday afternoon of-for school districts in tlie townships SOME WANT THE WASHINGTON OR­ number TAV DCHIirEH Uat* week*■ 'n”‘re were a ... number pf pf and and for lor the th< schools of this city are DERED BIGGER CUTS . ino ... ------wnxz iw w va.w iaiiucuu presenieu to io , as : UAo izira IAa ■OtUUUtU .difficult prooiems problem* presented the os ioiiows follows: ' ' ' ' (commission, and they did their best [ ASSYRIA — Township tax one Committee Hopes To Get Question of Change irt Form (to solve them satisfactorily, in most mil), ^school taxes as fa"°*s: |N°p] I nf Gnnntv Onvammant Jo*** *t comparatively euy to Bell 7.4 mills; No. 2 Fr. Eagle 6 4 SreSSg 2? 0-faTlnt^tiS;' 8evcn M ° nthB About 507« ; .JmeSt Amour KUse *J ' 8 ' Contracts in by Mid 1 or county Government meet the demands, but in some cas« mite; No. 4 Fr. Austin 5.11 mite; August "Lock” System I 'to Be Decided school districts asked for a coiuld- 'No. 5 Assyria Center 4 mite; No. 6 features. Matters pertaining to the; Rainfall Decrease -bhi?huZa^Ko«>tpRBri«2P There will be six proposed amend-!jcraoiy CTably more y than mite; No. more ,none money man ,he me com/Blte <xxn-। euis 2 t nuiu; no. 7r Fr. rr. Briggs uriggs 4, e The French,had an entirely differ- future iWOrk work Of of th the'Club, not‘ onfa only j( At the water works station in this. 5. serenade—Spring's Awakening . The Barry County'Com-Hoc Al­ ® c,ubl n0 menu to the constitution submitted ni '« lnn «* “ • 1 rherirered «4 mite! mission could possibly allocate. I mite: No. 8 Fr. checkered 6.4 mills; ■ cm ent mca Idea aoom about me the coiisreucuon construction of ot a fa 1" helping u'1"" secure the -----nomination 1------------- of (city Mr. Sylvester Lane, who is em-Trombone'Bolo Played bv Rosa lotment committee and office™ have The state tax commission fixed the 'No. 9 Fr. Lincoln 6.42 mite. —•------------------ •«than — that Mr. Fitzgerald, but also In carrying ployed there, keeps an official Pierce Soloist—F Bach An- bv Canal across the Isthmus to Michigan voters al the Novem­ ber election. Three of lhe proposed amount of state tax to be allocatedBALTIMORE—For township tax developed later by American engl- on work In the county, will be up weather record for tlie weather bu- Stanislas Gallo 3 of a .................. mill. The---------------------------(one mill. School taxes — as -------follows! uccia. neers. The French mca idea was to for consideration Accordingly »u allireau of uie the United States DepartDepart-।I fl vr Mar —Z county —•* at — - . 111c riruui wua w triu 01 uniica oiaies ar ch—rianton Aero Club—K. Hog contracts pigs which the gov­ reforms would upset the present. to every conntv thmiiffh IL, flnanre cornNo. 1 Dowllrut 4 mills; mills: No Rtrik, county, through its finance com-.No. Dow Ing No. 2 Strikbuild a jea-jevei channel 27 membera of the club and all Others others me nt nt of Agriculture, for (t« Its Mlrhl. Michl- ., Rina T7 feet members ment Atn-ienltnre fnr 1 ernment will not make payment on. scheme ot state taxes. Another headquarters at -Lansing Better than a month ago the gov­ would provide a way. If the voters. mittec. had asked for an allocation er 7.4 mills; No. 3 McOmber 0 deep right straight acrow the lath- Interested arc invited to come and.gan , -------- . |I 77 patroullle Prancaise-French Pacf six mills and the commission was . mills; No 4 Hendershot a mills; mus lo connect the two oceans, and take part In the meeting. , Mr. Lane has all the records he troi-Luc ernment. through the 8tato Corn। Mr. Lane lias all the records he [ trol—Lucius Hoamer. of any county so desired, for an en­ No. -5-------------------------Weeks 6.2 mills;- No.. 6 Durfre.to Chagres *• • has u p<-——. to divert the waters of the Chagres tirely new system of county govern­ able to give them 5.8 mills. These — has kept kept showing showing the the rainfall rainfall for! fori B plccoto Solo-D Cardelllno- ' every month in recent yey» !pUyed by A. A. Blfemo. Soloist and< or quota on the average number of ment. Another proposes to take the allocations Wil) be the same for ev­ 14 niUto; No. 7 Fr. Barney Mite 6.4 river to the Pacific ocean by means ... of a 10-mlle tunnel through the hogs they would pay on in Barry A comparison for the seven ; conductor—A A. Blfemo election of judges out of lhe realm ery township given below and will | mills. (Continued on page six) mountains. I do not think that work nwntlu ending July 31-this yey 9. March-Ponderoso^k. L King, county. This quota was 15 per ant of politics. There should be no op­ take care of 0.6 mills of the 15 mills — - ■ I was ever started on * that 10 mile position to that. The sixth would with the same months last year lx 1 ,0 Slar Soangled Banner (Re- less than the pigs accounted far In the 678 Barry county contracts. tunnel. Naturally there would be ad-1 burMlna. w, will air, .he M increase the jurisdiction of Justices The County Allotment committee vantages In a Canal built at sea I for the same seven months of the I <> » of the peace In Detroit. We can EMMANUEL SCHOOL level because there woujd not be the hardly see lhe necessity of submit­ HOLDS COMMENCEMENT i 1 Rainfall for January. 1933, 1.07' farrowed in 1031 and others that big expense of building, maintaining ting such a question os that to the should not be Included. After all and guarding the locks, nor would CALKINS SCHOOL DIST. ; inches; rainfall for January, 1934.' voters ot the whole state when it Through Noto Books, Handi­ inches. there be tlie several hours of delay concerns Detroit only. CANNOT UNITE WITH '1.08Rainfall ’ " for February, 1933, 1.51 committee could find, they were un­ in passing through them. This Sponsored by the Automobile Club craft and Pageantry Pupils der the impression that the rest would be especially helpful In lhe1 DELTON DISTRICT inches: rainfall for February. 1934. of Michigan, with headquarters in would pass allowing full payment Exhibit Work Done . ltrapid »p«u transfer u> of • a «««* fleet «awi from wv one .41 inches. Detroit and with Ito largest mem­ A very successful commencement | v whoever says that the Modern ocean to the other In time of war. t Rainfall for March., 1933, 139 bership there, are two proposals on VOTE AT MEETING NOT was held nt the Parish House Thun X 0 ? 1 ’ ones that are going an d would probably be beneficial dence. After totalling their cuts | Inches; rainfall for March. 1934, highway taxes. The first would peg was ntia at the Parish House Thurs- ln for drinking in this fast’ day are commercially But a 27-foot depth COST OF REGISTRATION the committee found they had coma the gasoline tax at two cents, a re­ ACCORDING TO NOTICE 1 Aprt,. day evening by the Emmanuel Epis- apparently mistaken by the way the today wouldn't be sufficient because EXCEEDED LARGE SUM down just one-third of what was duction of one cent under the pres­ Church Vacation School. The young ,people many siups ships ura* draw upwaroa upwards ot of au 30 required. Figures were submitted to ’—*"~ of Barry ' county are many . 1 es; rainfall for April, 1934. 2.11 inchent levy. The second would restrict copal OF $100,000 . ... ... . .... I heffinnintr wnrlr nzwitilv Hrtva, . — . . . _ __ .. the government and refused, they inaln uujctu, objects Qi of the school U>U this year. year.'beginning work on the lect That would mean aitaa that millions Calkins School Meeting Oould lea mt- SCUUUI _---- . -- county - drive . awa. anaav wuu ,m uioaa, the weight tax to 35c a hundred limn, according to tlie Rev A A McNul-,fOr Option. They have more would have to be spent In pounds. --------------------------------------------------Not Chan,. Wordinc of j ‘S.’tS S to the quota. Tlie two proposals are backed accoromg to tne kcv. a. a. Menu: namf.d Uwlr organization 'Tire deepening such a channel to meet TOTAL AMOUNT PAID ty. were to clarify the concept of Modern Youth of Barry County” and thedemands of present day siiipNotice That Called It es. heavily by oil and automobile inter­ .)lng BY PEOPLE IS $234,200 and are typing contracts at thia ests. but strongly opposed by the God, to show the obligation and I are plunging Into the work of bring- i^ —. . Two weeks ago a hearing of the Rainfall for June. 1933, 2.51 helpfulness of worship and to give a' lnit the question of Local Option to, — ~ --------— — • -•»--------time. In making the reduction they i The Panama Canal, as the Amer' case started by certain toxnayers rainfall for June. 1934. 1.89 state highway department, a two -«_i i vote In the county before Decern- leans completed It, is really a:of the Calkins school district, in Mi Bat Less Than 127,000 Ro­ eent gasoline tax would mean a re­ — realization of the social aspect of J5 o( t)lli yCgr Modern , talnfall for July. 1933. 536 Inch' "bridge of water” across the Islh-! Prairieville township, tn annul lhe duction of $8,000,000 a year in the religion. On Friday members of the । Youth say they are going to put the , mains for Distribution rainfall for July. 1934, 132 inch­ revenues of the state highway de­ school and lhestaff enjoyed a picnic , voters to the test to see whether It !mus. and Its surface k 85 feet above , vote by which that district aerecd in Counties partment the^sea^ewlHad uac the ^French^ever poin me the Denon Delton consolld consolidated/ tne,a,.I. . .. , . MTS icm. n*u ricucia c»c. .(to pom ThK»«h BO.HXX*,. aumwU w«k!5.' Wto S'X0S'/LEn',Xn‘lS S&el’' — •—— ”!*■*-' ed to make this required cut as The lota] rainfall for the seven A widespread demand for relief - —-owvmiu.1,1.,, w«a- uivweaifc ,OT IVf- trial A very peculiar situation has aris- fair as possible and in no case cut for automobile owners at the recent and pageantry tlw evolution of wor-1 in the county. months mentioned In 1933 was 21.51 ------. -----------would of (before Judge McPeek fa our circuit ,meir a toot cnaiuiei y Inches. The total rainfall for the lion. It will be remembered that the so much from any producer contract ’ nrnvirle, that if twentv ’ C0UW haV * *? h “ V ’ e be * n «*» “ «• A ‘ lhat “ me oth er Calkfal special session of the Michigan leg­ ship from Its crudest beginning to F'-riw ;tew s- provides that ;; ; Hie law if ‘wenty lca,t 112 feel beio^- the surface of district taxpayers who favored con- same seven months of 1934 was islature brought a reduction In the legislature set up an old age pension ducer. the highest act of Christian worship ^crcta^of^StalTin per ccnt Of the voters who voted for lhc prK*nt canal Thal would metn Isolldatlon. but who had not been 10.99 Inches. weight tax from 55c per 100 pounds bureau, which has been appointed, was portrayed. To broaden the view- Secretary of a! State State In in the the last last elec-, *'** ]12 feet morf of excavation clear made parties to the suit asked to It can be seen from the above re­ which has been functioning and no to 35c. The proposed amendment point from the individualistic stand- [Secretary tion sign a a petition petition asking asking for for a vote acro6a the Isthmus, which would be heard. Judge McPeek granted port that In only one month. Janu- doubt drawing salaries. It appears signer cannot imagine what the would make It impossible for a sub­ point os to the larger social aspect |. (tion- sign -----------------------------Allotment committee has been up Ixcal Option lor lhe wunty. such ,uve c(Mt u!l enormous amount, ihelr request. They retained Atlorsequent legislature to Increase the of Christianity the upper school on that up to date the total collections SarT™ mu#lLw , S. SJwiW [Mn ““ 01cu“‘K‘” “« ™“ SSt UM. greater in 1934 than in 1933. In from the 12.00 head tax In the state against in trying to adjust Barry tax above that rate. made not only articles which could days Thfa must be done before De- i Tlie farm leaders of Michigan, January of 1934. the excess was only have been $234,200. while the state old S .' ques. | «S’constantly comS..llyT«>Lble4: .„d --------- —............................................... ! comber 15 ° ot! this year, or th Ute troubled, and of an inch. The biggest decrease age pension bureau has spent $207.­ aided by real estate Interests, are Icstea as tmnnm . ,inn cannot zcome — .-a .. . . ..|,„d.,Bdes■ ...... at —■ clue- weeks. It was lo have been brought .01 spend a tot of time more In trying up nouin Main inv tor iu two urging a state income tax. which' ltle $ partners la whole to create me neces-, Uon up again last Saturday. J tn the rainfall in any of the seven 686. or within jess than $27,000 of the years. or It not within two years, not b But wlth , eh„,ncl 112 to make Washington accept that? will be proposal No. 5 on the bal-1 — 05 ■ ■ When Mr. Sigler was chosen to months was in July this year as total receipts! Of the expenditures, figures, the Allotment frtee four fntta >™ aessaee Irtncyr. 15,o “ luCryel s* s-,5 The-,^nroDosed ” imendment I The ’pecU1 pro£ct ° for ts !on <rr— The odem lot ' (Continued__________ on page four) er eoeS f^Tter t^’ ^rt^n of Youth are planning on having the __________ represent the taxpayers who favored 1compared with last year, the rain­ more than $100,000 was paid to se­ however,' goes consolidation, he stated that he was fall this year being less than one- cure the registration of taxable-per­ " much farther than Good Shepherd. The children sang, petition adequately signed by the c| ppTinHJ NflTIRptl z(Continued on page seven) the 23rd Psalm, learned the Good ( nrsl of October.‘and possibly before tLtUIIUN- NUIIUto n<* familiar with the facts and asked 1quarter of what it was in July a sons under the act. It seems as if it Allotment committee sincerely: time tn which to ascertain the year ago. Last year’s precipitation could have been done for much less Shepherd catechism, kept notebooks thn. tUne There will have to be, SENT TO TOWNSHIPS f<4 material facts and look up the law of moisture for the entire period than that. •• dally work and made numerous ar- (approximately 2.000 signers for the ------------was uneven, also not sufficient. It How the bureau will proceed to ticleacounty, before uviuiv the vote takof Instruction for the ,, , cuuuiy, me can »vacbeuiau uv! School , ULlluu, ui xuooi uviivu aw* *aau to satisfy himself as to the legality will be remembered that some crops of the action taken at the CMlkins collect the $2.00 head tax Is another The Rev. J. A. McNulty expressed expressed'1 cn . suffered for lack of moisture last district meeting, which was held ‘ matter. If those who, according to special gratitude to the staff for its IU !I /he Modern Youth of the county | . Officials Authonged Authorized by Dy last March. He stated to the court, year. But the total deficiency In the regulations of the legislature, are UlUlUwnt and loyal cooperation to a„ headed by Kennard B. Schalbly I Present Statute inches of rainfall this year of over lltwe who helped Ibtance the wheel 0 , WwU1 ,,nd ,p „ preaident. Thc nrat ouiciui oMelal .ten wwuiu toward uk the that, after his investigation, if he 10’i inches, compered with a year to pay $2.00 apiece and if they would sees fit. ----------------, "t°' ----- . \ S-neral inc nisi Idhimai? wTra l h° P?nU1 “5!tln“ ,h election lo oicjj be’held In Nowere convinced that the vote at the all do so, it would have raised a sum Wayno Conklin of Hustings Is first Kfnrrn| election to be held in No­ The Government state* they will March school meeting was Illegal, ago. Is a severe drop. of around $5,000,000, possibly more In man) ways. vice-president, vice-president. and and Miss Miss Margaret Margaret I vember vember was was taken taken in in Barry Barry county county The Banner and our readers are than that. But the $2.00 head tax MICHIGAN FARMERS GET ed he would so report; and if he be­ rtiff Ind the dJdX (1'e.tentrti the IJn*n’T °f U,5Crrt,“ry whan County Clerk Reid mailed noindebted to Mr. Lane for these of­ was never taken seriously and has came satisfied that the proceedings iw Ur. wS In Thronehoul the county there U a „ all u^^htp ,„a elly elttl, GOOD RESULTS FROM accepted In Washington, aourtftag ficial figures. not been paid, generally speaking. If tn Harold J. Foster, County AgricuL2IIir^ ran7n the “7™“? that a primary election wUI be held of the meeting, which gave the vote POROUS HOSE , the bureau should sue everybody electrician in appreciation or tne w have direct charga Tuesday September 11. 1934. favorable to consolidation, were.'ln •m ................... .—7lowmlrlp. W of . .circulating ----------- --- I,' uo lucoun), wort theae two hut done In direct- lhe p,„tk>„ . i„ . hU " LS.*, ’ nzE? "X, a*, L ‘XJ accordance with the law, he would EIGHTEEN CHILDREN who has not paid they would have ” (the petition In, hto township. I such notices being required by lgw. of the population of Michigan by mid August. COST PER ACRE OF ~rtifiX.tr, of A,Wr ‘brJ*111011 ‘hc re'’uln*d । Under the statute It Is also re- contest the care. TO PRESENT PLAY most Attorney L. E. Barnett represent- I In jail. alanm. Mod.ro u„, u„ Co,,,,!,, clerk llx a EQUIPMENT IS SMALL twi^t atttndwnee are. Frlwllla l‘>“'”bCT ofBlvjns We think the failure to pay has everyone and every U1,„ ftnd -Uce fOT „ Htllera| Mhool ed the Delton school district In the FORTIETH REUNION ESiSd"jSknrS5ey*joyre lUr "'■•"‘“'“n ~untj an 0, lmlnlc,J’„, hupeeior,. court proceedings. The Delton dis- ■ •UDior Shakespeare Club Is not come so much from unwilling­ • --------Meeting Will Be Held At the l«kwood.Jaek Donley Joyce liar opportunity u> join In the eruaade lo TO BE LAST ONE ness to put up the $2.00 for each thIt „ |cul u„pecu,r, trlct would be glad, he said, to wel- | Giving "Midsummer AwlrU^?.nlnS I'*®' *■“ """ “ “"w”® '"''rem »'>< "I th. reveral lot^lpa come the Calkins district If the vote adult person, as from a feeling that rington. J. P. Mohler Farm On Night ’ s Dream" (Continued on page three) such a plan of financing old age Soldier, and Sailor* Alloca­ StUV~ iU18 !U” nnai "nj' vote, wST each Wolfe rerelvlt? jSi y»m ----- — ootnc ot vne sruupa -hall . attend aueh tehool. where ... Thursday, Aug. 9 pensions and unfair. reeelvlna f^kw^dlnd'aSv two year, eertin- ----------that wUI ... a. “ked ,O w.,_ he’P -----------lhe ’S'* ^iwU| w‘» be advUed of hit dulto duties under uoincuy. iiakmib Is unjust unjiui anu umau. Then. aiicu, Comedy, dancing ana and music Will will IK-' tion to Meet OB Ao. * POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. each have a part In the play “Mid-1 ‘°o, there have been questions as to How some Michigan farmers are rXET ^Jr^rtHkaSJ - ft,ong ,rC: *°y 8c0Uta'. ‘he election law. According to that summer Night's Dream" which the I the constitutionality of lhe Mt itrut t getting very good returns from Irri­ Stebbins Three year certificates p T A women's Clute. W.11|1W ".necial emnhasls shall be “‘"J8: placed u^n dutle^relative to preselghteen children of the Junior self—* “ of -***1" wi “ led *to “ doubt all which has gating potatoes, truck crops, and Se^RS?McGreiory7nd Ibtaly °' Ti U" ch/ShM ■mall frulta will be explained at a Sii^th^fJSt? d M y terlal Association, and Commercial crvBtlon of ballots and the sealing Shakespeare Club will present on in the minds of the people. While the old age pension bureau held an annual reunion In thia city cluha However, the first milestone of balIot 1^,... Thh is empliasizcd Friday of this week at the Methodist meeting to be held Thursday. Aug- Elizabeth McNulty. : “----------------- ; •: „ . j . 01 uaiiui du«». iiiw cuiinuaaiicu church at 8 P. M. The play is the at Lansing seems to lack funds to do and the next one. the fortieth, will flrat anri trlF Xfort<__ ___ in ... ____ .In conducting ___ ___ ..__ ,1s <■ to be reached first and the Mod, because. th? _past, finale of seven weeks of study of very much In the way of giving pen­ be on Thursday. August $, an all day James Mohler according to Harold GARDEN CLUB HAV--------------------------------- ■। tcvuuiiw, |em Youth will soon be circulating recounts, wiacio where aaicac there n*v» have vwii been i simplified Shakespearian plays; sions to aged persons, it still can af­ session at the I. O. O. F. hall. A pot J. Faster. County Agricultural I pc petitions to ‘the Voters ° Of‘|, contested -z.ntnatwl elections, rteetinni great m-Mt difficulty rtlfYIcnltv HUH PDQTPR PHNTF^iT ‘ ltiona to he <qualified luallfled voters dancing and music and is the first ford funds to send out propaganda luck dinner will be served at noon Agent. INu I tn LUN I tb I jthe county. . has been encountered, due to care­ Mr. Mohler's farm Is located on enterprise of this educational-play to the newspapers, which takes time, by the Woman's'Relief Corps, who * t, u j * ai. 1 " * *‘ lessnesa on the part of election oftype ever to be attempted in Has­ M-37. midway between Hastings and Exhiblts to Be Made at the FLOWER SHOW TO ficlals who failed to meet the law’s | (Continued on page three) Middleville or just east of the tings. Tickets are 15c and may be Flower Show on SaturnPPllDV TlA/fi MAI I Q r«iulrcm«lfa far sealing of ballot secured from the Camp Fire Girls, Powers schoolhouse. members as possible will . . . I OCCUPY TWO HALLb boxes and protecting the ballots ANNOUNCEMENT. George Amundson, specialist in who receive half of the proceeds of day, August lo | ------------I against possible manipulation by their sales and from members of the agricultural engineering, will be at Many of our readers may be In-1 Because of the large number of. any person or persons who might Sliakespeare Club. , the meeting to explain the Irrigation tercsted In a poster contest, which 'entries expected for the Barry coun- i gain access to the ballot boxes beThe play Itself is moat amusing. systems planned by his department will be sponsored by the Thornapple; ty flower show at the fair grounds i tween tlie count on election night This is to at Michigan State College, and in­ Human beings and their love affairs this Barry Garden club and the Women's Fed- her August 18 both Floral hall and I and the examination by boards W together with quarrels among the stalled on 46 Michigan farms In the the new building will be used. Flowcanvassers conduct! wassers conducting recounts in erated Clute of Barry county, the fairy folk become confused and past three years. Mr. Amundson wUI posters to be displayed at the Coun­ er exhibits will be placed in the contested elections. Archie McDonald, candidate for only „..z magic straightens out the comalso give records of crop yields on It• '• ’ Is •the u“ — purpose —— of the school to ty Flower Exhibit, which will be held Floral building while the»qullt. rug. for Barry plications. Parts in lhe play are the Irrigated fields on some of these at the Hastings fair grounds August art. conservation and other special so instruct every election official as Prosecuting Attorney held on the fair grounds with county, at the September Primaries taken by Ray Murphy. Mary Defarms. exhibits will be placed in the new to his duties that tuch mistakes as on the Republican ticket. j Vries. Bybil Woodmansee. Jean HarWeather records show that too lit­ Ing like a veritable camp ground. that or of ranure failure to seal tne the oaiiot ballot A poster to be offered for a prize hall. tnat Graduotc of the Literary and Law rington, Betty Lane. Jane Harringtle rain has fallen In a majority of should Illustrate some iwUr book whuh which1 Among the special exhibits entered box or to protect the ballots will be Departments of the University of. ton, Esther LaBalllster. Murray Bulthq pul 83 growing seasons, and the maker of the poster has read, al­ from the outside will be a green- j avoided, that the lack of rain wu acute in so naming the author of the book. house display, a display of lawn and ■ County Clerk Reid has not yet Michlgan—with twelve years' exper- iiVBn. Bonita Brandstetter. Jack many years. Under such weather There U to be no printing on the trellis work, a pond lily and pool dis-1 fixed the time tor the school, but fence in the practice of law in the Walton. Robert Cook. Nancy Steiger. State of Michigan and for the past ‘ Marjorie Boyes. July Puller. Elenor conditions, irrigating systems which poster The slxe of each poster Is to play and a demonstration of non- says * “ • it -------may -be called -* about* August two and a half years located In Has- Haven. Agnes Johnson and Priscilla poisonous Insecticides. These will be 15. 9 by 12 Inches. tings. Harrington. Solos are sung by Ag­ used profitably on ordinary field ber has dwindled until but cot The poster will be judged accord­ arranged by firms from Lansing. Your support 1s respectfully so­ nes Johnson. Marjorie Boyes and two can get to the 1 crops. , • ing to originality, artistic ability and Grand Rapids, Middleville and Del­ RALLY AT KALAMAZOO- licited.—Adv. Ni^ncy Steiger. Elenor Haven and ladles have dedded neatness. The work may be done ton. There will also be coffee, sandJudy Fuller will present solo dances, VANDENBERG TO SPEAK and distribute water in the field was in crayon, paints or cutouts. Any wlch and Ice cream stands operated, POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. and Priscilla Harrington. Judy Ful­ developed by members of the College person over 21 years of age and a under the supervision of local pco-1 I wish to announce that I am ler. Nancy Steiger and Marjorie A republican rally and picnic for Agricultural engineering staff. This resident of Barry county is Eligible pie. southwestern Michigan will be held again a candidate for the nomina­ Boyes will, give s fairy dance. system permits Michigan farmers to Two new prizes have been added for this poster contest. at Summer Home Park. Long lake, tion for sheriff on the democratic Last week's stars in story telling Irrigate crons at a coat tow enough so First and second prises will be slnle the list-published last week. Kalamazoo, next Saturday. primary ticket. went to the following: gold 'stars. it is profitable Inmany cases. awarded, and competent judges will For the amateur art exhibit the first If you think my experience In law _________________ , At 1:15 there will be a parade, Esther LaBalllster._____________ Jane Harrington. Most of the systems first Installed decide the merits of the posters. All prise will be $1 cash donated by ing a at Kalamazoo College enforcement and the cooperation I , Bonita Brandstetter. Sybil Woodin Michigan used water from lakes ' “ posters should be completed before Mayor Charles Leonard and second — arettes —There will be sports and have established with the neighbor- mansce and Murray Sullivan; silver or streams, or from wells which hap­ prize $1 donated by the Shaidon AbAUgUSt 16. concerts during the afternoon. Ing law enforcing Agencies in the stars Jone Harrington. Murray Bulllpened to be conveniently located I wish to announce that I will — -- ■ . Any further Information that may­ au^ct o®ce. and at five o crock free ox roost and past a candidat* on• H1C the MVM'AU.M. democratic —tickpm$NVty m van. Enid Mohler — and Sybil ,— eight Jyears ——— w are — —beneficial - - — .to — the IU.I wzj MM Wood.•. MM.(* W* —81300 - - ■ to “ $3,000 — —, of . r* This Irrigation was so successful be desired regarding this contest „. . . — ---------------------- ---------that farmers are now asking for conee- Al 6 40 lhe Harmqpy quar- Barry Co sheriff's office, then I will manase; red stars: Enid Mohler, et at the coming primaries for Hastings, resulting from a grass can be obtained from Mrs Floyd Department ~-~rt».n. of Conservation will hfl be wlu <)pen lht evenl^jroceed- appreciate your' support at the I Im. Sep­ ~ _ __ ..... ___ __—w. ISal In th. ■ •11 *M< Elenor Haven. Robert z~„v Cook, ...J and ____ .___ —_______ —T-- «___ Everhart of this city, who is the I here to Judge the entries in the con\ , Congressional District. I will ap- to Utlto doubt that nntono Ings. There will follow introduction tember primary. to be taken from sources at distances Nancy Steiger. county chairman of the poster con- servatton exhibit. . George W. LeohaH. ot candidates and more songs by tlie ■/Adv. of one-half mile from the fields or predate your support at the primtest. ABOUT PRIMARY MONEY. Harmorfy quartette. At 7:15 an ad ­ from wells to be placed in central let and on election day should I l BOW RYE FOR PASTURE. DON’T WASTE CITY WATEI drM, u/H1 hv IRa Reports from Lansing Indicate reive the nomination. locations. ' Farmers are tn a quandry as ' Notwithstanding the showers; on that the primary school money this The essential parts of the porous Birge C. Bwift atfH. . ■ ytar will ------be -_ slightly — ---------------------tn excess of $10 what to do for pasture and fodder, gute. and candidate for governor,fat Wednesday and Bunday there l hose irrigation system are a pump to Middleville. Mtoh. e hv'fnf.aph nAraztn nf ■nkzvU In evA leading fanner near Mason. Mich- the primary. At 7.45 an address,4-fil needs to be exercised great care by for each person of school age raise the water, iron piping enough urges farmers to sowberye for by Arthur H. Vandenberg, the citizens of Hastings to prevent (ery district. The basis for the dis.Igan. —--------------------------------mxde MRS. MABEL LAUpasture and fodder. He said, United States Senator. Following the waste of city water. Hastings is trlbutlon this year will be the school TAX ALLOCATIONS. BAUGH, ADMRX. ‘‘Farmers who are short on pasture address there will be dancing in the highly favored fa Its supply- We census taken <» inn* ia»a r*,i« win in June. 1933. ’Thia will ute the water to the plants. Several and fodder-for stock should plant pavilion and a huge fireworks dis­ ought all to co-operate with Supt. bring to the Hastings schools some­ of the Michigan Installations have Chester G. Beach. dec’tL. the adminis­ rye. A rye planting will furnish play. Sparks and members of the water ­ thing like 113.000. (Continued on page three) tratrix. Mn. Mabel Lauteugh. will late pasture this fall and early pas­ works committee of the council in hold an auction sale at the Baach lurc »» the « “*/ CROP SHOW. ture ncjtl next spruis. spring. It Is only MATTHSWS REUNION. JOHNSON, WOOL8TON Hu, „„ u The 27th annua] reunion of the AND GIBBS REUNION. Una. 1 l-ImU«,»uU>ra, tine, nil KT-43 newrv Reed aur- .v . 1 __ _ ___ _ nMatthews family will be held at Fo­ At Loren Johnson’s, Middleville. ley’s landing, Middle lake, .Bunday, Bunday Aug. 12. Pot luck dinner. August 5.—Adv. Bring table service.—Adv. ot farm tools, mtocollanaoua ■urtlclM,| _____ , —. . - , . - — of grains, vegetables, fruits, etc. 13 mills to S3 mills. The allocattcSM ’ ICE CREAM SOCIAL. household goods and a Ford pick-up. BLAKE SCHOOL RKUNION. 1 CRAWLEY REUNION. At Martin church Friday night. HOMEMADE ICE CREAM. Landing Thomapple August 3. Home made ice cream— Coats Grove church Friday eve- See the adv. for date and full par-, On Aug. 12. at school house. Pot I Morgan’s ticulars. luck dinner—Adv. fake. August 12. Becy.—Adv. . Adv. page of thia issue of the Banner. v Modern ‘oulf'U! County Start Drive For Local Option VOTE FOR CONSOL CATION HELD VOID MORE MOLD AGE PENSION LAW SPECIAIISTTOBISCUSS IRRIGATION | One Auction Sale MMUMG �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1834 SAYS VOTERS SHOULD MEET IWfc fci CANDIDATES vmsviun ' uw IS ‘STS! candidate, are upoo new tht men. Having |june - COMPENSATION FOR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS ------------- I six hurt in auto- I MOBILE ACCIDENT! -■ and Mrs. Allen McDonald, who live ^^.“US.r’iMI'n'^hlf Milk Tn,ck >■ ■■IBBBB "! LOCAL NEWS cumulation of papers In the furnace ’«■> o»r Clearance __ FLANNE] TROUSER ------------- and soon the furnace was pouring University hospital In Ann Arbor! The council voted to buy 30 new turtous rate. The fire department Driven by Mra. Har­ 'on Saturday, July 28. of infantile j swer the doable purpos* of allowing lations Which Are Now । water meters at their session Friday called, but their servicee were ■■aril'',!,.. He If* waa rime firxt KranaK, brought to;I evening. not- needed. vey Trick [evening. ,hc votcr8 10 T the themselves I in Effect j ~ ' t-runuve hospital for observation on . and y»ear from them personally automooue accident accwent rasultlng resulting . A palr pair of whlte white egret* were were seen um" A new Pension Bill for widows Thunday and then to Ann Artwr . An =automobile AttorOfey Cfcrt K. Hoffman ot Al- What their position would be on injury ot rix people happened «*ek w«ding along the shore* of £ and orphans was appro veil on June ‘ on Friday, his disease having been 111 Ule L ''~ lagan. ■ who to a candidate for -the matters of public Interest. Iday three miles--north o. -----this, Wall lake n 28. 11934. and is rr0 now a leaerai federal law as tnfanU infantile paralysis by °P Frtda J’ ----------------------- ---n for ronrrasw. 7 - , -__________ ’‘” “ na u * ■ law . diagnosed diagnosed m and In n.w»rattan hto H* 11 '*--* dOCtCV City On la-43. _ I . muhumuc reoublicah Ju op- DEATH no-ru OF nr CLAUDE n»rar and ln operation Hastings doctor. ’ ~rr- . ' JSxL.i -j^to act provides for compensa- hto to survived " He He'll mraived by hto parents two two „Aa,rtp<’rt*d ta the Banner. Mrs.' Al-Gon-Quin u. nts for the congressional pri-1 sisters. 8 ENS IB A OF COMSTOCK, tion to widows and children of per- Isfric —, Agnes Agnc; and ir.d Elizabeth — rnn'-ril-. and .2 na“* F‘*kc and dkughter. Veldene. Aug. 10. 5c.—Adv. r hdikfmVlon. aanesting that „,a wi. J** 1"* Creek and Mm Harvev । nr Etcderick of Battle wn-deririr T. t Taylor, osteopath mtto^pi^wV^kX’Tr Claude Scnsiba. aged 41. who re- lcn’ who died while receiving two brothers. Howard and Carl. al! meet at some one point in The •funeral was held at (he Me- Trlek a daughter. Vivian, and two from Etut Lansing. hM located In .trtct enfw^inen“of the ttate s Ufor omvnuum disabilities a»di-------------- •-----earh of the six counties counties of of the the dhdis- sidedin tnComstock, Comstock died diedat at New New BorBor- monetary benefits w • T~lhe funeral wm held at the Me- “‘UB’ * >»»»■■ ~»u iwv rrom tut ij»n*ing. nu toeateo in ItI — six S5? -• ■*th.t «h.ii fherT state sided «« h^nHaiinKalamazooon Wed- rectl* lncurTfd in or aggravated by Donald 80M • Ot,rdo '1 ,nd Bhtriey. in Hastings in an office Qu r.niM home on Tuesday forenoon <sons. Gordon and Shirley, were in were Hastings in an nffiec over thnover Na. lhe v Na«wvcmcnv o< tne staves u KTJS122Tc?»h‘i‘SFItlnS K?"ffijt JS7Z acU* mll,tar>- °r ntVBl “nlce <*’«*.««r£l“«•.I**!•“chwmb*,“om1 Bank • ml Ktha mJwram would beif the «mof M-and Mrs the World war. offldaUng. Burial was made J'» miDt tntek which was turning into The Hastings Methodist Parish ... m»r. Hoffmta JUk. W».r to Oo-operata in Diatriot Ale IB l/iasncs __ Mxnlnated and elected This suggestion seems to have real merit. As a matter of fact most of the voters of the party in the distriet know very little about the can---------------------------------- — Myron Sensibf. thq family living in Yankee Springs township for many years. Survlving are the wife, two chlldrrn E]ltabeth and Stanton, his father and two brothers. Timothy DR. un. FREDERICK I nsusiiivn H. n. TATLOR snibvn The funeral was held at the YanSprlngl church Bt 3:36 Saturday ------------ 'afternoon and burial was I Yankee springs cemetery. 'iso^y gsok , in compensation sliall be aa follows: L Widow but no child, 822; widow and , the bereaved family one child. 830 (with 84 for each ad-1 -o.-----dlUonal child); no widow but one cpajccT fiAOntiro child. 815; no widow but two dillURHUNtK dren, 822. equally divided; no widow i SENT TO HOSPITAL but three children. 830 equally di________ vided. with 83 for each additional World War Votor™ child, total amount to be eqirally di- wor,a War Veteran Has Benvided. The total compensation-payoas Time Following able sliall not exceed 856 monthly 4r.u,.» In case the amount should zscciat-ui -----7 -----------“••*—** exceed' 858. the Administrator of Veterans . / pathetic case recently came to Affairs may prescribe what action i,hc attention of Barry county offishall be taken. .--------------------- V cera. Deputy Sheriff Flower of Del- the zsoatn. | Sincere sympathy to extended to Michtosa ‘he bereaved family. I FOOD CENTER Has Low Prices Every Day CertO STARTLING NPKMMENT! JOKE'S 6000 LUCK ■ MAMAKtNE kteMellc asc : • C9S«I>!S_______ teW ufTTER SALADSr««"■ i&a jtLKrs9c Baking Soda Mason Covers ■ ”T French’s Flour 3<- 10c Quart* Pint* 77c 67c x,.| Our Special Coffee Magnolia Oleo Tobacco Ivory Flakes Camay Soap O.K. Soap P & G Soap G I George Dewey Is making a fine ,,rec> 20c 10c 2 for 2Sc 21c 3<- 14c 6 23c 25c Large Bananas ’5” Now ‘41 ‘5- Now ’31 The council authorized the ,U“ UQ hospital and later to Battle Creek to from West South street aouth to the ’3- Now r b Bnd bad bruUe> and hCT.titlons for the September 11 primary the cottage The wife was busy with children were cut and bruised, but election have withdrawn, so lhe list .irattons for a n>eaf when the after first aid treatment, were able (will remain as printed in the Ban-'‘ Move exnladed The to return to their home near HicV- ner of last week S£a rn^of flISes Other regulations were passed by ton- was called to Pine lake in Pral- ory Comers. The Trick car was con_ congress relating to veterans' com- r‘c''llIc °nr »>Kht last week on com- Islderably damaged for permission to build a '21 . the home of Mrs. Burton D. O’Dell, city limits, according to a vote by A TOttaer belonging to John Dufwhere they are confined to their the council Friday night. feu a? SS-teJTburned BmSav a ! (beds. Mrs. Trick sustained a frac- j No candidates who had filed pe- faml"y °om Ohio had hla^fted In ' 35c.Shorts Now 25c lennta 7helrWC»Xn^tn^a 'ito^d' l‘n “tM .««■ VACAT1ON B1^V-----------------tagd on Sunset Point had backed his tbc, *’r“r ‘>« high X ^derS thJt tM veterans' affairs. VACATION BIBLE rchool building. The council aa a wife ot.the Ohio man tart her pockluutomobUe into the narrow roadway • 6CHOOI. EXERCISES. I committee of the Whofc u 111 invert I- etbook conmining 825 in tM fire. We and refused to drive it Into his own *u'd,decJd® *b,at,‘° do “h®,1!* ,l' have not heard whether the building 8’ ATTt?rin>«ar“Ke or out of the road. No one The South Woodland 'Church of the Brethren closed a very successTh® cl‘y of Charlotte has author- was lnsured or not. ATTEND FLOWER SHOW । could drive by the place. Before the i ful Bible school with a pageant last! ,‘he issuance of 830.000 worth of ( OPOITe Herrick, son of Mrs. ------------- officer arrived the owner of the car -----------------------... bonds for the purpose of defraying Gco 6mllh of thla clty u UlP ----- j.------------Bunday evening. The school which 1 Mrs. Harry Pheis of Battle Creek had Persuadfd to take hto auof/rcc‘t.ng a .seW*ge db: chief petty officer on the U. 8. Crutohas been an annual project with this vjce-presldent of the National Farm ‘?mobl,e out ‘he road. His condlchurch was very ably directed by P?**1 ?L*n,i *cc°rdtng to present er Houston, which carried President and Garden Club, sent word to Mrs *“ *“ch ,hat t*c on,cer f«lt the last rate would fall due , Rooseve | t tOllhe Hawaiian Islands Marjan Goodyear of this city thatlL . he ought to be taken in charge, Miss Phoebe Oaks. This year the on Sept. 1. 1942. enrollment reach 101 with an aver­ land is now returning him to this forty members of her club plan to bul»?ot 8MnWledSo far as we have learned the age attendance of 81. Forty-four of country- A dispatch in the Grand hate a picnic at the fair grounds „ arrfstcd man hto name the prize Barry county bass fisherman me VJXIUIVII children ll«u had u a perfect uriKCl ailCllUattend- r--- - ----------------------------------Rapids Pres* of Monday from Ijerc on tM day of the Barry Coun- ?? Gardner. He had quite a «n« record. The rarollmenc this » a-“ u ch,!t. B>sta»rt who. on. - abroard the Cruiser Houston stated Jy Flower Show. Aug. IB. Mrs Pheis hJ’UXT- ?J“ homr' up lo the tlnw of r«r rere.lt U»t the nuinoer Jhursd.y captured »n el«hl pound that the President went below nt was considerably surprised to leam ‘he World war. was In Mississippi, children In tht communit,, reschrd 'h' «• >«tt. noon to be the luncheon guest of the that an exhibition of this size was Hr “ ?. KTadua“’ clvU engineer, and by this .ntaol. who are npt reetta- »■” »' •" •" chief petty officer's mess Tills hon­ being staged free of charge .normally a bright, fine-spirited man. ly enrolled In ,ny sund./ School. Is' “a Cl» “ ot htt tchlcve- or from the President to no doubt --------------------- He is 38 years of age and has a wife decreasing. A comparison of thls ‘ne.nL .. . .■ DICK JOHNSON------------------------------- i who is devoted to him. Hto war serv- year's report with thoee « (orm„i A hre on the McKetn farm east o< appreciated by Mr. Herrick and hto joa>, a w>m unxK vi mnner ..------friends in Hastings. He has been in _ reveals HERE WEDNESDAY l’ce w*med to have gotten on hto __ _ . . .. rnarl. rvtrlh .»nf thc naval -'crvice for ten yearn, years that ............... this decrease .has I Ha«tlnira •*ast,nKa‘1on on,tha ,he i-rr*t cro^LI Rirhsrrt f.mtu.ri,. also have on"»<* TH. <been gradual since the school start- Lthe he county »farm am. called out the city, ------Dtek ‘jtSuon^!! rallirSM»t' -nerves, a,,d R‘nce the>toWnr hebrought luw spcnt fire ed about twelve yean ago. I| n " department late Bunday afterFEATURE ATTRACTION. tines frtend<n H“ of time ln K°'Trtiment hospitals. Much credit for tM success of the Inoen. "<»“•/ ‘re had »“<* “°“e,n u,,d" qdl,<‘j' Following in the footstep* of her Fire Wck's to w but aPPa«,‘>‘>y ”“hout physical school to also due the staff of teach- ia headway neaoway in a ran iv> pre, • rail icnce. fence. Tn int­ Connccucut wh«7 hto *x’ncn' U aM*ar» «hal he was ; — — — ■ »• — .. m .. .v . vent IU ejre.d Uie department wm “>u>» ‘M m|1 «P-“ ers who so ably assisted Mis* Oaks in I called. --------- ““ .pcarance pearance of Lottie Mayer. Jr . m as n doctor oneratn ■ . w hnrt ,n an automobile accident ten M nlrcc b-.. the featured attractim 'among' the located In^Wdtevilte tn 1874'1?£rt'ye"r5 "KO Hc 8Uffered KTeat Paln the work: Mta* Catharine Spindler., ca"®d assisted by Mtos Ruby Bas* had 1 ^M a “ ®« J ££ Dtoappeartng Water Beautlm in W^wmBnd and «> U ‘he doctors gave Park in Cbar- “The Show of tM Century" night atwidek- knfla-n rruHrrM mO6‘ I him morphine, which became a ha- . chaige of the beginners; Mrs. Dale Townsend and MUs Ruth Gardner Hu^v IftrmMi, Aug 5 traction before thc grandstand al the H. i.'XS watsted by MUs Betty Wotrlng di- *«' <"» S Secy M^a’te mnk If>nln »Tee Fair. August 13-18. mark* reeled ‘he Primaries; Mrs. Artie ^twrald will Tlw snS- In the ‘he third generation of ’feminine He came bock this time to attend , wh.n «... riincvrniu .in the - t, .. .---- . the centennial celebration of the : JalY '{''L. the office™ wS?m tkfied Spindler 9Plndk'r and "nd Mrs Torrence TownTown- !i FU7 *prald .'wui ‘‘I! ■“? *^1“ . in mv divers Mavrr r»miiv :mUM U tM b,.na u lo Slve > J1"’ ■““<«“ “W settlement of Ttmmanntr townatelr, hc ntCdw1 oflF"w“ WW„tpd th _ Juniors and H. „ v WhO^&M P< thftt What ‘llf nOt satisfied send. rtlr directed the V. , eonem. :iz K'ucbhu^'m;xi'"o?vs.s Townsend the Intermediates; Mrs MW July Ml a new record lor lhe “»>■”■ ■?. Ihl* country from iDelmond Culler directed the hand .mount ot waler lurnUhed lo the Oernurry In im where he wus a work among the intermediate girls. people ot Haatmes bv our water rwlmmma and dleltw tnatruetor In 80th Fear year and still in aood good health health. an open|n(f Wilg made M thal Oard. t»tn This year the recreation was dl- Urlta ayatem. Tlie total number ot >he German nary. He opened the He was pleased to meet some of hto npr Iak_n ner could be taken to the Veterans' reeled by Richard Christian among natal, pumped lor the 11 daya H> "™‘ old friends in Hafitings. but pgtned em.nted many champion. IP recall the p«Mlng ot » m”y ot S”,‘?l.JLC“n’1’ C,“ter‘ h' ta the older boys and Mias Elobe Bmith ld.im.000. or an average ot SIB.IM the older girls. Miss Smith also act­ Ballon, per day. or Mi overuse ot Ausualft Mayor, the grandmother, them. He will spend this week in nt pi„e i.lr* t-cmu. it ed as pianist the first'week with MU ’­ about too gallon, per. day tor each champion motCMIonal aero­ Midrilcviile and vteintrv was at Pmc lake because It Miaoicime and vicinity. ,v#5 thoilght lhe qmemess of an ln- Margaret Spindler taking her place inhabitant ° hneiibatic «Uvnr diver muter under the the rxnrrt expert intelaui* tutelage of h«-r husband. and. Uianka to her out «wh morning r m "> ■» ni'ATH ns- s-nnMs-n lnnd lake w°u|d benefit him; but he "auX wtAiri ur roKjtra HF«.nFsT nrp<ll?d morP than ,he «« lh"t he training. Lottie Mayer became one for the children and returned them --------------------------------------------" - of America's most fambus swimmers Mcltosa Clark Heath, widow’ of Ib1 ,b^r *"t*’^‘“Mi^ Bude* | and divers. Known as "America 'a George L Heath, former Hiutings 1 ‘Aquatic Champion.'' she gained in-i reMmiK died on Wcdneeday. J^|"" h”1 ■*” “F ,Fisher served very faithfully in ar­ ranging for this transportation. tcrnational repute for originating 25. in Detroit where she had lived DEATH OF .MRS. WM. the first diving tank spectacle for for many years She was born at IRONSIDE IN SCOTLAND. OBITUARY. the stage. Tilts wax known a% the Paine. Ohh>. Ohio. Feb. Feb 17. 1843. 1843. and wa wa... John -------Ironside ■-*- -----received —■ a cableo( Mr Mr. and Mrs j Emma, daughter of famous Hippodrome Disappearing 91 years. 5 months and 8 days of gram Saturday morning telling oflThomos Hill was bom in Balcombc. was selected by Berrien County Water Ballet, and the spectacle that ■ tfn Mr. X4r Heath ttaalh was a n Civil raie.il war ,..e vt. s-r.e _ tlie .... „ .sudden ____< v . -...... v n » oa leic <eiw.d age. w.... „v„ death , of Mrs, William 1 England, on Jan. 24. 1845. and died elected delegates as choice for Will be seen at the Ionia Free Fair eran and conducted a photograph ironside of Elgin. Scotland. ~ ... '"t her daughter's home near Dowl-1 i Is a new. improved and more mysti­ Man'J' >934. aged 89 years. I gallery here for a long time, dying Manf Hastings people will wh. re-!>n8. July fying version featuring Lottie May­ —Mr. ... and. . .Hc wh3 24 years and ene day before Mrs member Mrs. — Ironside whu '6 months and one day. Coming ts er's daughter, who has been trained Heath. Mrs. Heath came to Has- have vixltcd relatives here. Theyj.. f America — — in 1851 and settling in' to swim and dive since childhood tings in 1870 tpoving to Detroit in w(Tc stationed In China for 25 years I Michigan, she was married to Wil­ under her mother's tutelage. 1512'■ and six years ago went to Elgin to ham liam Balch Oci. Oct. io. 18. iww. 1865. wnu who pivpreShe is survived by two daughters, reside and conducted the Grand Ho- jceded her In death in 1888 .Three DOWLING C EMETERY CIRCLE. Mrs. Olive Doyle of thia city and tel in that city. Tlie Dowling cemetery Circle will children were bom to this union, Mrs. J Qftaon ot Detroit, three meet Aug. 9 at the church basement Mrs. Ironside is survived by her Henry Balch of Battle Creek, Mrs. "//if isn’t good, tee don’t carry it" grandchildren. MLv Norma Doyle of husband and four children. lor dinner. The Idilowing ladles are . .!?(*<■ Munger of Dowling and Mat­ Hastings and Mrs Sam Cinqumatne on the committee for work: Lillie ty. thew Balch of Nashville. On Oct. 1. Hastings friends extend sympathy. and Eugene Gilson of Detroit. Hoflnutn. Belle Hoffman. Fem Her­ 1896. she was married to Jacob I PENNOCK HOSPITAL Funeral services were held on Fri­ Shoup, who died Dec. 29. 1910. Sur­ rington. Mary Herrington and Millie A son was bom on July 30 to Mr. viving besides her children are a day in Detroit and the remains were Haynes. brought to Hastings tor interment and Mrs. Raymond Bhultx. Hastings brother. Tom Hill, of Downing. Cal. Blanche Powell. Secy. in Riverside. I Route 6. He weighed 8 pounds and two grandchildren and one great 9 ounces and has been named Don- granddaughter and a host of rela­ McNEE REUNION. aid Raymond. tives and friends. She gave her Tlie Math annual reunion was Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Beadle. heart to God about 65 years ago and held at Caledonia Park July 29 City. Route 4. are the parents of a has always been a faithful Christ-. There were twenty-six members and son. weighing nine pounds and eight Ian. several visitors came after noon. At ounces, born on July 30. Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 2244-2551 ILThe -funeral was at the So. Evan-' noon all enjoyed a fine dinner and On Wednesday. Aug. 1. a daughter gelical church in Maple Grove Twp.. • soon after dinner a short business was bom to Mr and Mrs. Kenneth on Saturday afternoon. Rev. Rhodes meeting was called to order by tlie Jahnke. Alto, and she weighed sev­ officiafing Burial was in the Union ■ secretary, the president and vice­ en and a quarter jxiunds SUNDAY ONLY, AUGUST 5 cemetery. president being absent New officers were elected, and it was decided to R EPUBLICAN CON­ WHh ’ Buster" Crabbe, OBITUARY. • Vea V IvlUB Joan Marsh. Adrienne Ames meet tn the same place next year, VENTION CALLED. Almarene. daughter of Mr and also same Sunday, the last Sunday The Republican Staff Convention Mrs Edwin Hazelton, was born in in July. Each and every one decide to nominate candidates for state of­ Eden. Ingham Co., on November 8. on something for entertainment for fices. has been called to meet in 1871. and passed away at Pennock Also Comedy. “NO MORE ‘BRIDGE" S. Barnard is known next year. Wrelha McNee. Secy. Flint, on Thursday. Sept. 2?th. at hospital on Thursday, July 26. lol-1 George -------. „ -------- In fl —.— wum, z-— . ovuhi •’-nhwertem ill A. M . eastern standard time. iow-mg an oi^raiwm. -vwiu F lowing operation onv She nnu had mbui been Berrien County and Southwestern Added. Popeye Cartoon—"WILD EUF1UNKS" The Barry County Convention. (m poor health for about a year. She ,Michigan aa a successful business Latest Palhe News Bargain Matinee 1:06—3:00 Evidently the water situation in called to elect 9 delegates to the 1 i/ient her early girlhood in Eden and man and a trusted public official Vermontville inhst be quite serious State Convention, has been called |lin June 1. 1896 was united in mar-1 who has made careful preparation It is said that practically all the cis­ to m-et on Thursday. Sept. 20th. at 'riage to Homer J. Ketchum Three for the position of CONGRESSMAN. MONDAY and TUESDAY, AUGUST 6 and 7 terns apji most of the wells there arc 11 a M.. eastern standard time. ^sons. E. Haxelton of Columbus. O.. I Step by *tcp he has served aUlegTWO FEATURES dry. The village president. O F. Thr calls for both conventions 1 j^y q, of East Lansing and G. Miner tolator in the lower units nf governMcLaughlin, announces to the- peo­ will be found tn this issue. <of indlanapotte. Ind . were bom to ment and in the highest in lhe state ple of that burg that the village will S in the following order: . on. RAcrrk acmes : 'X™''" ’ " ” ” provide water for those who are un­ 7 years Berrien County Supervisor. able to provide it for themSelvH6 years State Representative from This action was taken because, it to Clare ------- ---------------Moltman. ---------invlutlon to all M s„„a.y Berrien. believed, that consideration of pub- republican candidates for congress 4 year.? Slate Senator from Ber­ noon with the Rev. L. L. Dewey and u-------- ----- .. Ilo attend ,nd apea|t at the AUegan McNuitv omctatinx lie health demanded it. . county meeting at the Ot-well-egan the lb* Rev. J. A- McNulty officiating: rien and Cass Counties Mr. Barnard's claim for economy c,M,titrv club. ,-inh It'tea* ii Was given rii^n by Sv Dr. rw . Burial Ketchunj was in Riverside cemetcrv . ------- .s .. COuntrv Country club It alven bv Dr wU, mUsM . With EDNA MAY OLIVER. JAMES GLEASON, Bruce Cabot, ill. ■""« * Racetie ot Paw Paw. who Is Mr Barnard has served as | Gertrude Michael. Regie Toomy in her home and by her many production was made for the month City Manager of Benton Harbor P ' friends. of May. when the total reached 984 „ Ul Dr. Racette will also speak at Midduring the past three and ope-half 341 barrels. It could have exceeded dleville Fridav August 3 HENDERSHOTT. years. In spite of distressed finan. fl that many times except for the cn'' CHILDREN 10 CENTS Last Week's Letter. cial conditions during that period. 11 forced reduction of oil production । BREAKS ARM. 11 A group of Camp Fire girls from Benton Harbor has .not w. Incurred any ._ throughout the country. The numMrs. _____________ Anna Mason .... had the misWEDNESDAY .nd THURSDAY, AUG. 8 .nd 9 ber of new wells being brought In fortune to fay while going down the the camp at Clear lake camped on new debt*, has reduced the old debt* . during recent months establishes the back steps hi her home on Thnrs- Ernie Matteson's farm beside, the ' by 8388.442.00. increased its current I fl faet thnt Michigan is to become an , day She was taken to Pennock hos- creek from Sunday night until Wed-1 surplus by 826265.14. reduced the P important oil slate. " ‘ where it was found‘ she *“ "had’ nesday. They said they had the time average monthly spending rate for I . , pital | departments from 822.064 80 per I fl .suffered a broken bone in her right of their lives. The McOmber P. T. A are to serve month to 816J91.01; and increased F DEATII OF MRS DUXBURY. w which is very painful. „U1 mt ahnuldir. Her Mrs HMtle Duxbury, aged 71. spredy and complete. recovery to ,Ire rrearn Friday, night at John it* current surplus in the Water De- . Woodruffs home on M-37. I partmenta by 882.000 00, as stiown fl widow op Elsworth Duxbury, died hoped for. Alto Thelma Todd. PgUy Kelly In "MAID IN HOLLYWOOD" About thirty-five relatives and by the last official audit ot the city. F on Sunday at her home in Nashville ------ 1--------- ------------------ J----friends came Saturday to help Mrs | While Mr Barnard does not poee j Latest Pathe News Adults S3 Cents; Children 10 Ceaia -She was the mother of Mrs. Cecil ' COUNTY GRANGE PICNIC. Hendershott - and Aunt as a farmer, he probably to more!fl Munton of Hastings. James Howard Tlie Barry County Grange picnic Prances : Holcomb celebrate their birth-; familiar with fanners' needs than " of Morgan and two other sons. The will be held August 9. 1934. at Waller.Delhi ' FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUG. 10 and 11 funeral wa* held on Tuesday after- Beach Landing. Bristol lake. Picnic''days. It was Aunt Delhi's eighty- many who would make extravagant z a birthday j claims of knowledge cm this subject, subject, fl noon at 1:30 at the Morgan church dinner, each family bring lemonsand seventh ‘ TWO FEATURES Mrs Ernie Matteson spent the .having spent hto early life on the " with Interment in the Barryville rtigar for your own family Each ” EDW. G. Mrs Ed CasCss- 'large Jarre farm which to still owned and j a cemetery. grange prepare something for a pro­ week end with Mr. and Mn sidy tn Battle Creek Mr. andMrs managed by Barnard-Brothers i gram or game —Karl Van Syckle. INJURES WRIST. Floyd Garrison spent Bunday there Mr. Barnard has never been given ” Lecturer ------ ALSO ------ ' The -seven years old son of Mr. also Mrs. Cassidy's condition re- to makthg extravagant promises for J , and Mr* Ray Haywood, who live EXCURSION TO CHICAGO. mains much the same. election purposes His familiar alo- I ^near Al-Gon-Quln. had the mtofor-, Tlf Michigan central excursion been.F Lawrence Christian and family igan tn campaigns has always been tune on Monday lo sever four ten- to Chicago ____ ______________ „ waa not so spent Bunday with Warren Brogan "PROMISE LITTLE AND on Sunday .«r» TRY TO1. dons in his-left .wrist phen he fell well patronised a* those of last year. and family at H*ad lake. ACCOMPLISH MUCH." LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS । upon a saw with which lie and hl* only 64 taking advantage of lhe tw, HasVery sincerely. !1 Grace Brill came home ,from Ftnt Shaw ^ardaj, 8:M p. M. ARaBa ISc; CTUMran Wc companion* were playing. It was greatly reduced rates. It is expected tings to stay after staying at the BARNARD FOR OONORgSS . necessary t<j take twenty stitches that another excursion will be held home at her ctxufn. Mrs Percy DiCOMMITTEE to eloee the wounds. .later mond.since school waa out (later tu in the season -PoUUcal Adv. | administration of White Caps Now 17c Genuine Leather Blazers $6.98 value Nou? only New Arrival ,-|JSUIT: ^That arc neu in fabric, stylt and, they art exceptional values I GEORGES. BARNARD 22c t 99c 1 Del Monte Coffee cident. PXXK! WHY p»> Can Rubbers Mason Jars __ Drop in and try sonic on! CONGRESS WATERS CLOTHES SHOP TRAISD llltAILJF r YOU’RE TELLING ME FREDRIC MARCH Death Takes a Holiday Murder On the Blackboard Frank Buck's * W ild Cargo1 3uy Veal Calvesr Cattle and Hogs. Feldpausch Market, Phone 2272. =/ FELDPAUSCH and Save WAREHOUSE Telephone 2609 Robinion *- Dark Hazard Durante • Lnne Velea ‘STRICTLY DYNAMITE1 Jimmy �THE NASTINA* BANNKN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1. 1W4 , ■ ■, .____ __ Wref■ doubled, thus saving the Tigers from possible. No 4 was regular. On No. a shut out. 5 player* had to putt through a ring , ’ • • • before holing out tn the cup while on , | One can't blame either team for' NO. 6 one had to play out of at least . ___ _ __________________________ • not producing a better contest, llie .one sand trap. A ncreen wa* placed . . •»-changrd the wonjing from । । । ■■ '. .. n |(:ame mean 1 nothing and each nine acres* the apron tn front of No. 7 that used tn the call, so that the vote UIRQPU MOI n TAP ha*-* hard schedule ahead in it* green over which player* had to ninobn OULU lur 'respective league. It seemed to us pitch their shots, on No. 8 the flag □rand IN LEAGUE SERIES that St. Louis waa trying a bit hard- was put in a sand trap, but when golf(Continued from Page One) (Continued from Pagr One) 111 ufcWMvu JUIIILJ Detroit, but Mickey did the ers pitched up to it there wu a note SMI S' tmle.es the Delton consolidated IS; dis-'" 7 — .been made with second-hand piping Hirsch Brothers maintain their smart thing in giving hla pitching requesting them to hole out of the for consolidation were approved by trict shall receive aid from thc 'substitution-of Uw word and for pympg. installation coats have shall receive am irom tne ithe word ——a -nr" wr Bialer nieler that . n ai |ou- A 15 dollar* per acre perfect standing in the first round staff a re*t after their hard grind regular cup. On No. # the pin was children, Bob. trict anan Mr. the court. Keikwa Foundation OR the federal ine word - or or.” .air. Bigier held tictu that. umt, of the business men's baseball league at Chicago when everybody but the placed in the rough ground to lhe -pent the wrei ^vrSmrnT" At tKe Mnreh meetingunder the cifcum*tance*. the voter**,far f equipment relatives at Byran On Friday of last weekT Mr. r... serie* here by defeating lhe Car bat boy waa pressed into mound right of the regular green. nTYBigler, n^h.^L‘re _¥a'?2^.I?^xof the Calkin* district al the March;' — -------------- -- - — -. Porous hose will distribute water ,OUani nuinr . Mr. and Mrs. 1 representing those in the district' and before the vote on consolidation „. tn a hard n^ fought game. This ■ In spite of all these haxarda the rneetmg did not vote on the quci- |over qulte p-regu^ ground surfaces. Seals glves the Pr, J mord of duty. _ -• - "pickle — . _ —■ — 1|foitowmg fnUzMk-ltiw hart SStiS' which 2ICT qult® Irrcguiar ground faces. 'Jf —’ the - makers ^record of» 1 . «4 •* ** . Z" h*d nrl net v*v<'k wwe. finder under 4A44: Orand Rapids spel favorable to consolidation. reported, was taken, a motion was projxacd and‘ TlLn wol.F iMn, <lnu.lv throuirh 1 _ ... .. . _ . ... _ . • Kven wlns and 00 de,eatjs- . i INDEPENDENTS LOSE I Will Schader 3fl; Kim Bigler 40; thc home of her 1 ' to Mr. Barnett, attorney for the I adopted to change thc word OR in cimxMlMm^togetS?. bm^oUd on ???* ^“^ f^?“w)Sh the Kelly and alter.. Delton district, also to Judge Me-I lhe notice to AND. so that the word­ ■ “«*srtv3KB,uEi>w,',c’’ 1““ ST?S'wn£.ubw'X'h, Tn *,DI1:UI11 c a -K Jim — TO DD PRAIRIEVILLE 9-5 bum --------------w. ctmriie w u; school reunion Bunday. peek. that he was satisfied lhe vote!mg would in »ubstance be: "The I -------। Ed. Huffman 42; Ray Branch 42; In favor of consolidation al the, vote to be null and vqld unless the Hastings Independents. lost to will Cook 42; Henry Sheldon 42; * own mind that the vote was uiegai. lrr gallon does not Increase the Pl.to(1 wina* nosed out the A. Prairieville 9 to 5 In a game here'Ken McIntyre 42; Carl Wesplnter Mr. Bigler felt thatJI W unUlr to .^mg blight or other Pl r?ton. »“«* n.0^d_~Lu,e.*: Sunday- Long and Gauge pitched 42; Dr. Carrothera 44; Bob Field।"ru th Johnson U visiting her ,0f H“llngs '*hlle am,th waa forccd 44 • R°y Hubbard 44 and Dan Wall-' and uncle. Mr. and Mr*.' Be take money from the folks who had p|ant diseases. '321.'° '» autmltuw to .Mow, «> eauhe, doffl «. Peek, ana t”mU,M DmUMT employed him. when he was certain ( garry county farmers who are In’ they had no chance to win the case. I Crested in hearing this system ex- JTheBin*em detealed lhe KW™, al,„ the latter mj.irtd hU linker on . .. . the first pitched ball in the first Accordlngly the action Ukento pre- U|nfd gh<|uW mark datp of 11 J° 9Oommeneln, thu week a Innink. To dele the Independent. vent consolidation w*s W the Mohler farm meeting on their the court. *mce t»w attornjTrfor the C|llendanl Extension bulletin No elimination tournament will >» have loat nee end won IW for a JT"'.J*'..J"l «W« Mandin. ol SOO. Delton district and the attorney for J33> lIoM irrigation." will End. has been added to the list of. । * rCalkins ddl.?. £*. “^JJh^LreccL ** Mnt ,re€ 10 *n----------y°ne who rW’UMU the calkins *.tr^ 1 tmepay^ 8 --------------------*-------------- !competitors making a total of ten.I u ACTIMPQ MPT MPM tirKeZ^ftSTuKS nSVS "£"52*' SSE? Zk. *! .’S’ Hrnwun u . iui »r team .todm.., HASTINGS NET MEN — ....... — -• -------„ , — ;rierewim us u ui ««u ■uumuup that* the'vote at the March meeting gan State College. East Laming, together wUh Bames scheduled for; DEFE AT GREENVILLE was yid for the reason stated. WSIjahlvnn .. . ..... Michlvan. the week: Is the security back of the shares of building Pct. I Hasting* net men defeated Green! SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. W 10001 ville in two matches Sunday afterand Ioan associations in Michigan. This is the Hirsch Brothers .......7 Last Week's Letter. 714 noon to increase their standing in kind of security this association offers to its 714 the Western Michigan League tour; Norman Cobb of Battle Creek Bankers .. shareholders. 570 nament. Dwight Fisher took two spent a couple of days last week with Krogera .. 428 straight sets from Svetuen 7-5. 6-2. ' hi* Uncle, o. C. Marshall. Piston Ring There is no speculation in the building and 438 while Bill Kennedy defeated Hansen 1 Mr. and Mrs. II. Gray and daugh­ 285 e ” “-** J. C. Penney ter of East .AMyria spent Bunday loan, plan of investment. The doubles match was called in 000 Consumers .. with their mother. Mrs. L. Gray. (Continued from page one) the first set on account of rain with I Mr. and Mrs. Harve Cheeseman ----------------------------------------------------------- Games this' week: Wednesday— We will be pleased to tell you more about the score three all. Next Sunday ....-------------------------I called on the former's mother..atlent the Banner this week by the | commercial Club vs. J. C. Penhey; the "NATIONAL” and ITS SHARES. Hastings Saturday. (pension bureau. Barry is reported to!Hirsch Bros. vs. Bankers. Thursday Hastings will play Caledonia . ___________ i Mr. and Mrs. Bam Baxton of Ban- 'have only two per cent of the total;—a. & P. v*. Kroger*. Friday—Car Caledonia. field spent Bunday with their1 amount expected from it. That Is so seal vs. East End; Piston Ring v». LOCAL GOLFERS IN (daughter, Mrs. Harve Cheeseman small lhat no distribution will be r Consumers. • and family. (made in thia county. The only counOBSTACLE TOURNEY Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Marshall and (ties where distribution has been or- ‘ Miss Alta spent Monday evening in’dered arc: Kalamaxoo. Kent, OakHastings golfers took part in an RED BIRDS SING obstacle I Battle'Creek. land, St.*Clalr. Bay. Saginaw. Banltournament al the Country । Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman and lac. Oscoda and Chippewa. It ap- , Club here Thursday afternoon which UM Griswold BL, Detroit, Mich. 'son Victor spent Tuesday with their 'pears that something like S78.OOO has Exhibition Game at Battle (proved to be all that its name irnDetratt'* Oidait BalUia* an* daughter. Mrs. Erma Asp Inal, and been collected in Oenesee county, EDEBALHOME Creek jplied. Greek Tame Tame-—Kids Fur" family of Hickory Comers. Marilyn but the county’authorities refuse to ... rvF.i.Amnnt i on the ftrst'hole players were re­ nish Most Excitement Iquired to hit the ball out of a small J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. returned with them for a visit. turn it over to the state, so a manNearly one-hundred people from sac fc. No. 2 was regular but on No. 3 1 Mr* Celia Bllderbcck and Mrs. damus has been issued by the state tu. Wilkinson nuwuw of v. the ...« Mayo «k«vw District bureau to compel — payment r-v-------- of — the — ;Barry county declared a'half holi- the tees were so placed that a screen Id* called in Mrs. Ida Norton Thursday, i.entire entire sum to the Lansing author!-1 author!- >day u-,, Monday ------ - ----------afternoon -- —-----------in order --- to - Of bushes made a full back swing im* • ----------------tie*. If that shall come to trial-it see the exhibition baseball game HOLMES CHURCH.1 may test Die constitutionality of lhe between the Tigers and Cardinals at1 l Mr. and Mrs. Brumm and family I It the supreme court shall hold Post Field. Battle Creek, which the of Nashville were Sunday visitors R valid, it Is probable that there will Red Birds won 6 to 1. Concensus; at Welby Crockford's and Mr. and be a considerable payment imrne- of opinion seemed to be that al-1 Mrs. Potter and daughter of Barry- Idiatcly thereafter. though the crowd which pecked ev-| i ville were Bunday evening callers. ’ * ’ er)’ available seat in the grand I L A McIntyre and Mrs HatUe SOUTH BOWNE. tUnd and bleachers, with an over­ , Perkins visited the Fox family at Mr. and Mrs Henry Kothe and 1 flow parked about the outskirts of Vermontville Sunday. | four small sons of Detroit spent the trie field and even perched atop , ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butolph and week end with the former's brother, fences and telephone poles, const!* 'daughter of Hastings and Mr. and Harry Cramer, and family. jtuted a very colorful spectacle. Ujc Mr*. Alex Bolter and daughter of j MlM Bernadette Kothe and Miss *« “J™1 “ •‘rSnKalamaioo were Sunday visitor* at jwphlne swler. of Detroit. Mr. and drinker Ho?ev“r“he Roy Wickham's. |Mra Jacob Poortvllet. Mr. and Mrs. firmed coffee drinker. Hoaerer tne Mr and Mre Clarence Norris and Wallfr D^y children of Grand nn^rt of the S family attended a family reunion iSSS*..". R.nid. werc horn^ Sunday afternoon ». o?.™ Uke Bundw Mm. calI&<—fhe support of tne mo> March meeting would hat* to be set I Delton consolidated district shall | VOTE ran com _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ■MEOIMSE^ggt SPECIALISTTODIS- ill Sporting Items! ; CUSS IRRIGATION The American Home MORE ABOUT 010 AGE PENSION LAW Rational ^Joan & ^nuestment Qtmnpanff tigerTFurr and K ENDOFWEEK BARGAINS ! New! Full.Fashioned Chiffon. Silk HOSE Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Barnum „ . Cramcr. ilhere * few. If an>. compiamw^ sjient thc week end at Harry Wood-1 Nicholas Cramer is spending the Also it was at least interesting lo man's in Grand Rapids. lwik?n“w«I hto risteMn Grand 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilliland of RnDld.s j who are taking up quite a big share I Flint and Mr. and Mrs. Adam En-1 HPelcn ^h spent several days last of lhc aPacc on 9P°rt paBe* U 1 dres of Freeport visited at Keith week wllh her aunt. Mrs. Muri Hoe- <*»»'«• , , . | Durkc . Sunday. ; ulttr and "“J Thar, daMirn ot real dshtln, . ; *n”a’’ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walton enter? tained Friday evenlna the follow- 1^* Mm WU DlS, ’af.dWIaSi of «' &.M,".yMmw'mMlXrM.d x; ROBBED! 1 Grace Bryans in honor of Frank de lnP_ regular league Buy the meat YOU raise in Barry County! It helps us BOTH! If you have to give your stock away, give it to me . . . I NEED IT! I Steak Shoulder Pork Roasts 0. 9c Ham Pork Roasts Choice of Round, Suite or Sirloin 3 35c Spare Ribs f.^s.,i. ». ioc Chunk Pork ftrK. »> Sc Sausage 4 "- 25c Salt Pork "■ 12jc Pork Liver ™ar;r,'.k2 I5c Pork Chops c— «- 16c Bacon Try Some for Breakfast lb. I5c Lard With the OU Kept la J lbs. 25c Hamburger 4 lk- 25c GEO. SMITH!! “TAe man with the smallest cooler, doing the most business” MARKET OPEN WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS cake were served. end of the outfield seemed to give Grace Bryans visited Vivian the players some trouble; they had Parker nt the home of Claude Waitn'kern from ton in Freeport Monday afternoon. « foolln8 w kecp ,rom Mr*. Alice Gardner. Mrs. Law- Jumbling over., , . r™d.JuSaSi'-hSk I ,<>«•< «■«™ Bto “ ton Helen 1 “d Mr*. Clara W.tU and Mabel of Mt luuaily away^Two Uau.u; . ..— unif^nrt -------- .... .. rials tried to keep the kids ih Bowne Canter called on Mr*. Mln- officials fh . nle Bouck Tuesday evening. line *• but ” ” it w was “ nk like * ,rv,n trying ' to ,Uk> stop dry snow from drifting in a strong I Mrs. John Watts; Jr., of Bowne ! Center, called on Mrs. Jennie Par- wind. 1 dee Tuesday evening. Chief Hogselt did all the pitching i Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coles and for Detroit and wasn't very popu­ family and Wm. Co&grlff of Lowell lar with the fans—in fact drew quite were Sunday visitors at Mr*. Jennie a few boos as the game went on. Pardee's. We'll bet the old chief could have I Mr*. Henry Johnson and Helen ot made any of those sending out cat Bowne Center visited W. H. P4r- calls look pretty sorry at t|ie plate, dee's Friday evening. however. He still has plenty of stuff I Raymond and Lois Shaeffer went on the ball but at times was a bit to Goshen. Ind.. Tuesday and re­ 'shaky on the control. However he turned Thursday. Elda sccoaipan“llowed ‘“BJ ,wlly,^ >,7,hit ’V'. n[, frixS «hp ■biiMMvi-nniv ruieq^ more during the led them here and then went to ’‘‘ JL ^ Ftnton where she has employment. Ba,J’e *41“? tuhnn ^and n^v Paul Kauffman and family and Wild Bill H>liahan and Daay W.lto KautTman and family ot Bt. |van»-a,couple ot moulxtsnto «ho Mm. ItoU Thompson o< I P^tto ' P""? ™ »“ b"1 * .Z^“t! MMUd at W.U MMhto. “^"S Mm’*. T. Baah amt H.to wm, *£ “m"“ Hastings visitor* Monday afternoon. heave.Daxxy Vance.wasi the on Mr. and Mt*. H*rold Yoder and enrurvu c>£ ------— family attended the Gsckler re- an " old timer “ “'ha11 aoca “ as ha baseball goes 1x11 but “ can still make that white pellet do tricks. union at Green lake Saturday. Goalin fanned out swinging hart twice attempting to connect with TOWN LINE. Miss Doris Richardson of Lan­ Duty's offerings. sing Is spending the weea with her Gerald Walker pulled a typical mother. I Mrs. Albert Reahm accompanied stunt -------- and got caught napping off I Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge as far as. first base. Fowlerville Tuesday, where she re' ’ mained for the day visiting her Pepper Martin played one Inning cousins, Mr. and Mr*. P. K. Vyse, I for St. Louis and came through with 1 whWe the Edridges went on to Ann I a two bagger which through a series .Arbor to visit their little daughter, of Detroit errors was stretched into who i* in University hospital for ' a home run. . * I Mr. and Mr*. Herman Winkler! Women’s RAYON HOSE Another Marvelous Value! 5:^1— Blanket* 66x801 Indian or Plaid Dciignsl oW" "k“*“ to 'hc bl“,clL'a and Mm. Oladya Pardee apent Sun- “ u? day with Harry Mlllera at Cun lake. at to1'-’"'1 | Mm. L. B. Lester ot Freeport and ,U1' K'S? ' JT?.! Mm. Jennie Pardee Helped Mm ZZ Murphy .Uh her UumhOT Thum-, & Z- Jihn* were Sunday guest* at Elmer [They'II'cerUinly cut youF'stocklnf cStt .The tops are of Bemberg, extra-elastic, and the reinforcing in the foot gives them a' longer, stronger life! In smart new shades jto go with summer sun tans, or lighLMs tumes! Stock up now!.8^-10V4Jf ,7! ««>• >«P- U" .ssss- jstK’«u“^rmc, Mm T T 49® ii^trare why Xie to Autograph fans had a big day. and Mr*. Alva Tasker visited Mr. Before, during and after the game and Mrs. C. J. Wabeke and Mr*, players of both u*ma ’“J Minnie Garllnger at Kent City rounded by youngsters holding out Tuesday. I pencil and paper or souvenir Mr. and Mrs. Hale Lepard and baseballs. Mr. and Mrs. George Barkdull of' ’ * . . Lake Odessa left,Friday for a few Mickey Cochrane got a big hand days' outing and camping tn the ' when he came u> bat as apincn mtnorthem part of the state. ter In the last inning; even a bigger Dillan Mourer of Cincinnati, Ohio, hand when he connected for a nice is visiting Harold Tasker for a few single. He went to second on a day*. . passed ball and scored when Walker i 25c Stretch Top we have eve r offcred... and at what a sensational low price I Big. soft, warm blankets ih rich Indian color*. Core- They talk Value! Rayon UNDIES Z5« |VestA with'picot trim,'arm"shield*,'hoi>^ stretch strap*! Elastic - wal*t-an4-knaa, bloomers! Panties in band-bottom, step-in,' short or brief styles! Light-weight plaint knit rayon, not stretched or loaded! Vesta' 34-42; others small, medium and largal Almost Unbelievable! Silk CREPES SOe It’s a food weight for so n And it comes in so many shade* that you'll want it ^UUICL �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1. 1814 o< Iwl* is Culebra Cut, and at no point te mare water would ba appreciated. Nora cfflc side. The Pacific breakwater Ths government has mat this DWd > pot lurt «wr to Mis* oXaro.n returned from a tom. and from that up to 1,000 feet runs from the mainland to the la- by going back into the mountains '’SrS’tJSE’wllo U now wortand building a dam across a good ■:to-iOX»0,000 bales. Likewise com,| BltS 0/ YfiStfiTufly'visit among friends al Marshall and in width. Nearly 80,000 ton* of dy- land* three mllaa out in the bay, the sized stream, to form a bit atoragenamita were used tn thte one exca­ island* being strongly fortified. The ' । Battle Creek on Saturday. ---------------------- -------------- hogs and other produce are tobog-1 vation. Getting this excavated rock X-. —11 | ............... Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harrington and when, needed. OOOK »Boa, aaitws. to new lows. Buch facts con-1 away wa* another problem. Unes of The trip through The Canal is and Garnet, Amber Van Hickle and railway track, were laid through *5°^ 18 "al y ten years ago today, i A UVBXTTJflimi YBAB stitula a rather eloquent comment very interesting. Putting a dun Marguerite Mills attended the camp John Garrison, son of Samuel thi* portion being excavated, and ^*p*tlal’tlp 81d® meeting at Indian lake Bunday. -------------------------------- — on the type of logic underlying a Garrison of thte city, ha* been; across the Chagrcs river and rais ­ Jul> giant crane*, taking up eight ton* of . Word was received here that Aus­ ing the water to 85 feet above »ea — - ----------- —w — spending a few days here: visiting hi* Hastings, Mich. shattered rock at / mouthful, kept KlUiCM. level, has filled up all the low jun­ tin DeLong. formerly of this place. bring prosperity and abundance for father and steters John conducted a Editor* of the Hastings Banner:— - I train, and train, of dirt car. con­ Ii sick at hl* son’s home, Rav. Allen gles with water for miles In every dl­ _____________________ tell by paying for a planned, dellb- successful garage businea in Co-.- In regard* to your editorial in stantly the on the jump. Naturally these . __ reotloi, leaving the mountains end DeLong. of Grand Ledge. ****? or jUBMT eqeyrr. oxa yexK li.ooi nrovrim of agricultural pro- 'umbus, Ohio, which he sold a few Banner of July 25th (two tesuej- little railroad line* had to be conNellie Fox of Hasting* visited r-*hlps hills. All along the Canal you do get (if paid is advMt«.> < r® progr ag pi month* since, and Ma* been casting permit me .... to say that your worry •U»U, Ch«p«yd u—. coudl- ^“^5* X>? | — --------------------nr 81UT cocm six moxths ao. duce destruction. i«,. llnn which he 2u_ L -“2 to ~ - .itl ulf.t deej H»>»nornu»uie uiwan wuiu iw doubt views of the jungle growth—plenty Letha Adkins one day last week and about for a new location, which ne lO ver w ho going pay the debts, tlons, os the excavation went they both went to call on Mrs. Dux(fr p*Jd Ib ad-acra.) • | _____________ ... ......... a.rv, kouik acc.wr Hrr.aain Y mR 1 *neet cannot<lune a wann recepUon.jto »ce what look* like, and that t* , expects to find somewhere among jn cose the next congress is iLies going ana and deeper. ’Here ‘ those u mcenunTa "rted again tad? “ V and^ *** Uie *e fortinc*tk>n« ' »uflldent to It satWy most people. Df BAMBY COUNTY. THBXB MONTlia - ------ •’ berry, who wa* very sick at the the larger cities of the middle west, to act favorable on nFT™™*those Issues, j 5SSS1,tram ingenuity asserted itself, and a T'" IN SDVSNCB-------------- --- -------- 81«| A NEW COURT. , -----------U» rtMl but bul, d doyWl.k. b, d ...ranlna time. .Jeb- ~ _:v enthusiastic Coolidge namely unemployment insurance ! track-ehlfter" was introduced. Thte :fnw.the “1Wa“ any “^, Th,t'1'' “ 1,,n‘18 “c’™'"181"1 to i±‘ .V." Clair Van Sickle went to East man. and says that wherever he has and old age pension. U entirely un- J track-shifter was a giant crane that unwelcomed vU “ Ar Um " — r.the Cham-es river lx verv much llkt visitor in time of war ■ the Chagres river u very much like would soon find that they are there. | riding across any large lake, as far roBSIUN BUBBCBIPTIONB. ONE high school classes, money donated been he-finds sentiment being rap- called for. If business and industrial' picked up thc tnick. ties and ail,1 ybab nr advancb....... ......... axoo by local buUncM mtn <nd No ship is allowed to enter a lock a* the ride is concerned. But out of idly crystalled in favor of our institutions arc going to pay it will and shifted It to wherever It was Mr. and Mrs. Jessie King and they have" farm-11 nested? Ml•” at we "ttaf.’ ----Thte ' “nd,r ^r;. ,lh* -- •-----------•*— •------• blithe •*-- *-----------,• ADVEBTiBtNO katez. stetance of welfare labor. Hastings President, who has shown such nt- bebecause Mary Lou of Lansing accompanied Dlapter ad.wtiaiBj rat» »n applies- wll] ^n have a new tennis court in ness for that position and such back­ er and laboring classes of people chine, with Hie nine men who op- done by those little electric Catherine McAdams to visit lhe lat­ while otherwise they would be called crated it. would do more work In oneThey * rc S T" 1 ’ ' 1 ui^out the bone In dealing with thc problems of , Biiaiawa Joaala and rtsdlai naiirti, 90c'Uio city park. This sport has become upon to fool lhe biU as they have in day than 500 men could do. Many 1 ^tch ?wm-,T‘1 1 rnnsLntiJ rh»nJ ter's parents here, Mr. and Mrs. government. Wm. Van Sickle last week. * Wut OohnanTic>7^BSi^ mb*'4a-1 very popular here and the present Miss Onida Aulnbanks. after the past, and your industrial over- little things like this helped to spell jcjlmbed up the 45 per cent grades on ter andpresent a con*tantly changThe Morgan. Mudge. Branch ahd ■ v. i n. Eac* eqU|pment js more than crowded spending ten days with Dr. and Mr*. kircLs given the privilege of adding the completion of the Canal. Tiwu5*Tl>nt wa,ls at alde °Lln* *,pccl' ... „ McKelvey school reunion will be w»h no loss of n and during tlie rush hours when people R. L Reber at their cottage at Wall their taxes to'thc overhead, and p$ss1 sands upon thousands of these little 'the tocl“held at Thornapplc lake Thursday, tne I .m u are free to play. The new court wtll to M'r "* ln them on to the consuming pubic as I dirt car*, eachloaded with 8 tons I Pi>vfr- A* a amp approaches, MORGAN. August 0. Everybody come. in the past, hence this fabulow, Of rock and dirt,were whisked away. Ilowcr ioek U **un« open, and four Marguerite Mills, who was wort„ lM, be a valuable addition to the park Mr nnd Mrft MlJt.s and wealth ten uts electric outneighborhood was saddened wcanu accumulated accuuimaicu by u/ less «.-»» than umn l■ of orten ms far inr as 10 iu miles, mues, and ana their tneiriiof ” ------- • ~~mules _— ;. run T’’is popula-, loads transformed jungle spots Into °” the thp, RB.V. ’fldp *aU aU'' •L1“ “Un ,Un the passing of Mrs. Hatlie Bol- Ing near Woodland, is home for the half of one per cent of the populaloads transformed jungle spots into °" dP * f 1 ?* i ’ a te°ni fflu'P ’ ncnt and will be useful for son. Raymond. Mrs. W. F. King of rill present. • • a ex-< •■ a ™a_a.- habits-elves to the shin, and tow intoit linger of the United States, to fi. the UOod ,hard land, for . human Ute «h*P. “d ittow into Duxberry Sunday morning at Holland and Willis and Donald tion ««rd. many years to come. “ rtal , “,used3o four o’clock at the home of her Brondyk of Sauli Ste. Marie, spent tent of over sixty per cent of the Sjon and business areas. In the oth- u,p IoS1'8DOUD CORNERS. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. nation s wealth. According to a state- ,er direction they helped to build the ,o* !"11,w a’onB cana“;. wheI) thP daughter. Mrs. WUI Mater, of Nash­ JddJX? ““l A COMIC NOTE. Harold Qauch of Lansing visited ville, where she wa* being cared for ment made by Senator Norris there great chagres river dam. raising the second level is reached the action is Brileri .Windcknecht and family. . job p&iNTiNO. I .With Europe in tlie throes of jx>Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Cook 'are In Is over 200 billions of tax-exempt surface of the water 85 feel above' repeated, and so on until tlie work for lhe pa*t five week*. The best H. Bergman Sunday. Albert Nutt pf Buchanan returned ‘ ”* lltlcal unrest, it Is somewhat ro- Grand Rapids today attending the wealth in the United States, if this sea level, and forming a bridge of completed, when the ship sails on medical help was obtained but to were properly taxed it would pro- water so that boats, after passing ।undrr her own steam. All locks are no avail. Folks of this vicinity home after spending two weeks at freshing .to note one attempted rev­ funeral of her cousin, Claude Har­ per. of TampaT Fla., who died at vide funds to finance both issues and through the locks at either entrance arranged in pairs, and independent will miss her as she lived here for H. Bergman'*. olution which has thc comic quali­ Coldwater. Michigan, on Saturday not work any hardship to anybody: could float over the backbone of tlie jof °”c another, so while one ship a good many years. Our sympathy Mr. and Mrs. Percy McMannls of an opera-boufie. ... theofisthmus. At the lime the greatest imay Bolng “p ,n °ne ***• “»U»- Is extended to the sorrowing ones. Fountaintown, Indiana, spent the He Is survived by hte mother. Mrs. but create a lot of happiness inties Mr. and Mrs. Bert Phillips of week end at home. ! Over In Andorra, ii Lilliputian Henry Harper, his widow and two land of over production and starva-1 amount ot work was being done,'Pr sh*P **Jay comUig down in lhe GROESBECK ENTERS. Mrs. George Moore of Chicago Grand Rapids are spending a few tion. No. Mr. Editor, the real question 1 g,ooo men were employed in tills Cut. ' *°ck beside it. Naturally during the country of some 5.000 peasant In- children and n brother. Earl HarFormer-Governor Alex Groesbeck ____ days with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart visiting at Hatley Moore's. They also that must be answered in the near j hundreds more were employed In ™*ny 5Caso» there tea great abunhabltants'located In a remote Py- pPr’ have guests from Ohio. dance “ of water and the surolu* surplus from Draper. has decided to enter the Michigan | future Is not where is the money keeping the giant shovels In repair.': dflncc I thc dammed-up chagres goes tumb1 Mr and Mrs. Chas. Harrington gubernatorial race. According to re­ renean mountain valley on the bor- TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY, coming from, but are you going to hundreds more were employed In No newspaper Is worth two hoots over the spillways into the At- and family. Mrs. Stuart Draper and A very quiet wedding took place starve the creators of all wealth, or 1 blasting out rock for the shovels to .ling port. Mr. Groesbeck was literally der between France and Spain, there arc you going to afford them an work on, and hundreds more in 'lantic. However, during the dry sea- children. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Phillips In a barnyard that never step* on drafted into the campaign by lived one Boris, a school teacher Wcdnesrlay. July 22. ul lhe home of American standard of living. there have been times when of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Alfred anyone's toes. • •• keeping coal bins refilled and doing ison, 1 Mr. and. Mrs. Niles T. Diamond. 340 friends who believe that his firm, with vision and ambition; not the. Washington St . Grand Rapid*. • S. Wlcsehhofer, tolher necessary work. Every day.' R. I. Hastings, Midi. i from 150 to 175 trains of 21 cars j decisive qualities of leadership are ambition dT a Napoleon or Genghis' Michigan, when their daughter Flor­ each, left this Cut. loaded with stone just what the state needs to straight - Khan perhaps, but still—ambition. ence wns married to Paul W.-Jones. 'and dirt; each car carrying an 8-ton , m out thc tangle at Lansing. He Assuming the grandiose titles of The ceremony was performed at four load. Slides constantly interferedI o'clock by G. O. P. Sargent, Baron de SkroyTeff ” the and Rev. "Prince _________________________________ plans to take no active part in thc with work, and do so now/more or1 of Grace church. Tlie young people1 primary, according to statement, but Bnris the First, this up-and-coming iless. though not often severe enough i have gone to New York City where will leave his campaign up to thc pedagogue declared himself ruler qf they intend lo make their future! 1 to interfere seriously with lhe op- j eration of the Canal. The Canal' friend* who drafted him. Mr. Oroes- »n Andorra. And. Boris knew his home. ■ would have been completed at least | Roy Mills and wife and Mr*. beck ba* never been a party man. planks and platforms. He Issued He h=j sMdtmi tf ever, attended par- proclamations that remind one of David Koltz of Eaton Rapids; were (Continued from Page One) these .slides for they carried into tlie | guests of J. L- Ickes and wife. Mrs. ty fcnventkHU and has never gone campaign oratory In this country, A. H Ickes and Mrs. Rachel Erb feet deeper a* the French planned,'excavation cxcnvatiuii more rock and «r.d dirt dirt than out of his way to seek political sup- Among other things he promised from Friday until Sunday evening,! how much more troublesome the was taken — out in -•««• any "«<• one year. Tlie • • •• port. This independent spirit has to thc needy, education for taking in the two ball games at •■slides" would have been. Is only a earth «crt*u> the Isthmus, at least | in certain sections, seems to be of I Charlotte and Hastings. ' matter of conjecture. naturally Irritated taany of the reg- a11 and l’len,y ,porl 6ut no MmbMrs. Mary Tobias returned to her I Even among competent American peculiar formatlop. Between rock j ttara who. with thc popular Frank program a"d home in Urbandale Sunday after-1 engineers opinion as to thc right formations are layers of slippery, Fitzgerald tn the field, will now be practical a* some of tpe fantastic noon after a short visit with her sis- type of -------- ---" ' ’ was divided. ■■-1J—• jxirous material During the heavy { ___ Canal to build -------------(git to do all they can to defeat fabrication, of our own "Brain 'ter-ln-law, Mr*. Sylva Slaw-son. Some eminent engineer* livvored thc rains, waler would seep dpwn Into M1m Rtuel Turner is staying a few. ■ sea-lever’ type; others were for the -these • layers which --------- would --------- serve as Groesbeck As a governor. Oroes- Trust." But crowned heads aren't days this week with E. J. King and -lock" sy*tem. which kind was fl-1 greasy "skids” for the heavy over­ beck made enemies because of rn,rd "» h'«hly ,hP5P dayx and “ wife at their cottage at Acker's nally decided upon. | head load of stone and dirt, and his abrupt, busmesslike. at time, al,on« brfQ"'r 600 members of Point. ; a few miles intend from thc At- ««'«>' would go thc whole business Rev, Thomas Cornelison-df Dan- tenllc. only a few feet above it. and into thc excavated portion. One of most dictatorial manner. But he lhe Andorrean militia cracked down really accomplished things and even 0,1 "The Baron and put hhn under ville. Kentucky, former past or of. the J runnhu for miles almost parallel these slides practically filled up the' Presbyterian church of* thi* city, is with it. was tin- Chagres river, a channel for a considerable distance' those who criticized him moat se- arrest, :visiting here. itort of-a wild "bucking broncho" and the mass kept moving a few. rerrly now sdmit-.t least in pri«>*• 'P* B°ri* pnds Mr. and Mrs J W, Wilsuti of Stir - among tropical stream*: being un--5 every day. not unlike g! vatc-that he was one of the most kl,‘cd wounded or Injured: no In­ boygan Falls. Wisconsin, arc spend- tamed and uncontrolled. No ode glacier. Such slides its these occurred i efficient managers this state ever tematfonal complications provoked: Ing a few days With their sister, Mrs. could figure today where it might during the rainy season, but these | Carrie Shultz, of Grand Street. to? to-morrow during the rainy : whs another kind ol a landslide that had. Some of Groesbeck's ^strongest ’he calm’ of little Andorra scarcely Mr. and Mrs, Frank D. Lenton who weather especially. When thc. trop-1 occurred during the dry season. friends are those who scarcely know disturbed, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C leal cloudbursts were in season It (Which helped to keep the workmen I Deedrlck, for the iwut week returned । would raise 25 or 30 feet m a single jusy all the time. These were caused I him a* a personal acquaintance; It’s fortunate that the United to their home ’in Grand Riiplds day" and seem to take delight in Jy layers of rotten or decomposed I people who admire his power of despreading itself all through the frock that were unable to bear tlie | clflon. Independence, and ability to States has an efficient corjvs of Fed- Monday. Jungle. American engineers favoring weight of the heavy muss of rock , thMc, done. cmnldertMe (ur «rtl operatives. otHenrt» Mu, Dillii thc "lock ' system, conceived the Idea‘and earth on----------tojijtfJhem. After — thc THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ....------------------------------------------T ; would fly at Lamins 11 Groesbeck -ollW 81,11 rtnnbla wild R. M Filmore of Lansing. Sccrc- ol taming this wild turbulent stream.deep cuts were made, these layers Round or Sirloin—Not Shouldar Steak out” like a laver layer nt of rtould come Into power rtak.. W>"» 11,18 ™u«u »“ raptured at a tary of'the State Board of Barber’s ■ and including it as an important as- ' would "squash «nf "£.7.” , r^>., .. ------ ... neighborhood movie theater n squad Examiners came Tuesday to join Eih set in the completion of the canal soft butter when squeezed between two crackers. These were called: Many lessons might be drawn from of Chicago policemen nearly upset Busby on a business trip in the and that Is Jun exactly what was ‘ demforrnation slides." and were' southern part of the state, leaving,done A great dam was coiutructed the recent uprisings In unhappy lit- the applecart by rushing on thc yesterday morning. He was accom-' raising the surface of its water to affected naturally by the heavy; ^peeled hejd-np. tie Austria, chief among them being, acene to quell a su*j ' panted by Mrs. Filmore. who is the 85- feet above sea level and a big blasting that was going on every day. ’ 'spillway was built so that any sur-, The steepness and depth of exca­ ’’Don’t lake politics too seriously." They didn't have th<(least Idea what guest of Mrs. Busby. Geo. Loveless of Muskegon togeth- plus could run oil Into the Atlantic. vations would ul»o be a contrlbutUig was all about. These would not really be it with C. H Thomas. Lee H. Pi>or. Damming up thc Chogres river in-cause PATRONAGE PROBLEMS -slides." but thc soil and decomposed With Meat Order .and F. A. Ryerson will attend the |this way formed an immense lake -sltdei DRUNK DRIVERS. ' Maccabee picnic at Gun lake today, covering almost 170 square miles In rock would be squeezed out into the I Col. Loul* M. Howe, confidential excavation to u depth of 20 to 30 [ Although the number of drinkMr Lovelew and Mr. Thomas will extent and having a shore line of secretary to President Roosevelt, hus stronalv ing drivers involved In accident* has deliver thc addresses, ovej*-1.100 miles as I recall it a feet. A person wouldn't naturally I expressed himself ,1, ‘ — — Miss Gertrude Sage of Grand great inland sea. Real "Yankee think (hut one of these "squeeze" i against the political patronage *yi- increased ab®ut P01 Rapid* «u.«kb X" si»da., Rapids rcturneo returned home Imine saturaay Saturday ait-.pngciiuny aft-.j ingenuity" wa* wa* uuq»aycu dl!'l’^yPov,im l.2^ U!u.' slides would amount lo very much. I lem m thi* country. He- would do lhe first three months ol repeal, mt pr a vU-)t wMh h(_r gran<jpMr(.nts. Mr. ling thte dam across thc Chagres riv­ but one of them covered an area of j away with the hasty, wholesale I- lota* involved '• ’y «’ «»" 4nd■ ---------- --------------->jer. — The •*dam — is relatively small. MrS- Henry Wentworth is about a mile and -a 75 acres, and caused 10.000.000 cubic j Hom. Cured ! yards of earth to be re mined. An-1 ’ about ’ ■ 1.8 ' “ ot’ the •’ opal .. Reed came method ot dispensing government constituting only -------- from . „ Kalamazoo half long. To build it dirt and stone ~ ^zys* visit with | were loaded on cars at lhe Culebra other one covered 50 acres in their ( job* along strictly partisan ima*. entire list. Such, things as ignor- her parents. Mr. mid Mrs. George Cut. run out on trestle* mid dumped plans lo build a "sea level” canal. | turning over tlie duty of finding once or non-dbservancc of rule* ot a channel feet deep, (into two long heaps side by sldt with —. .. ------------ 27 -----—r. .the — Miss Gladys Lombard of Kb.i.aiui*Kalama-'with a lot of space left between would suitable men to committees road, speeding, incompetent •rtiuilrticva of v, leaditau- the — -I—-— -»■ -----------------Uldli ...-• v. -.... — ........... .. Frrnctj - . ... ... have . . had to excavate __ the communities driving, passing other car* on blind roo came today to spend a two them The space between these par- 112 feet deeper than did the AtneriIng citizens in U* --------- r— the crowns of hills make weeks’vacalton with her unde. J. T.,allcl heaps of rock was filled with pans with their lock system, in where the appointee* serve. comer* or the ^‘^df w7te7, muddy Wtan water. Fhe’ mud had thc mud had which lhe surface of lhe canal waHit crowd* crowns of ot nuts, nuu. mate niawc When The task ot finding capable and up the balance However, the facts ahlrjCy smith and family ate ex- settled thc waler was drained <fff ter* I* ; 85 feet above sea level. One i^y imagine thc troubles the hone*! men to operate the machln- concerning drunken driving will pected next week from Ann Arbor leaving a core of solid earth bettfeen can o:^ _.v .... — ... , u.f.nlH have had l.tiH with with “—alkies. KiiHnc " cry of government is in hu opinion, bear watching. Thirty per cent in for a vi»it before leaving for Phite- the heaps of rock. ThU was cheap French.would u>(w»uwiu>u«.. U.IUIWJV|)U>W,>, drlnhte ’ coiistructum but very Mflcient. In TfleSt .slides increased the work of one ot the administration s stiffest three months.is a rather sucablc in- drlphu. ;fib way an artificial hilt a half mile thc Americans by at least 25 per . -n I. reduction three times as drastic as I ■■■■■■■■»■■■■■■■■ Aiderman Hogle and wife are itinflS Banner the *, expert* ”, expected. Colton hasL, , , spending the week with relative* in , R^z-Ln.iziyz? CrldilCCS’ 'Grand Rapids. lkU^e dropp,d btlow lu 04 from M’000’000 . Communication 4 b™ak?2^ WHENITCAMETO BUILDING Ml Rosevale Market Bte las De Ch to on In du lan tro Ma son ant da me da me flel The Store Where Your Pennies Co Farthest HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2162 Special Prices for Friday and Saturday, August 3 and 4 LAUNDRY SOAP Toilet Soap 3 <•• 10c ..n 5C Pork & Beans Tea Siftings u. 10c Fig Bars 2 H“. 23c Salad Dressing <<>. 25c Sweet Pickles 29c Coffee rt. 20c Jar Rubbers 3 >•« 10c Lanterns T 79c BaCOn 14c ti 3 'to. 25c 7c ,. 12c Veal Stew Beef Ribs Beef Steak Beef Roasts 8c 2 !>>■ 23c Bologna 2 25c Weiners Lard 4 'I*. 35c Beef Tenderloin F”“!r‘20c Veal Roasts 124c 15c Veal Chops NOW Is the Time to Can Your Beef for Next Winter Before the Prices Advance, So Take Ad­ vantage of These Extra Low Prices While You Can. problem*. Hi* proposed committees crease and IT permitted to continue FqRtY YEARS AGO TODAY thick at the bo.se was formed, and cent, anti it would seem to demonwould be formed on a non-partisan at thi* rate without check might i*fu>w of Coldwater visited I »'«wn covered with tree* and green strate quite conclusively that It b~L, wu, labor, bu u.m .nd Knbecome .» «noo, (.cur with hu,t.ndl.1„., s..u™ Ba,!,,.. UH J,1 “•,7””!“'.™™.”./?/,; diuon-s sea level canal through such soil A* (ra.lon.1 murrara b-mj, rapra^d. mded-.o rec.cn Drunken dr,.w« u-k Brr. ram. Iron. Md«.W on J — thM’ it i* impossible to ted £-„■ Beef Front Quarters 7c—Beef Hind Quarters 10c All Young Home Drened Cattle. The civil service system lias deeen- >• one of 'he forms of traffic viola- ni* worn, a u*-ano oi n n.m» Uiil ikU |uillt nl a n,t «he .«*« the toil in ...ted IMO more or leu »( » l.rM >k>n .lUch am be re.dlly deeded “ n hours. 1“"‘ Good tlmt 01 it cud-. But this dam. built at a on the sides seems to hold the soil in ten . minimum of expense, provides over .place, and not much further trouble j. fourteen. rlem-nt _________ Smith had a nidit.-** or ncar,y haU thP watpr •»Mmidpoted from --slides.’' though through extreme use ol thc "pern".- and should be severely punished. __________ Mrs ( way of the Canal. By taking adno one can tell what may happen. «aa pouur.1 .cuv«> • euuc M T1,e >*» *"“SSSEtZ:‘ ■ Sn.“X“l" «.nW M oSi^'ovS^’mUra *----- --- ----------- - ------- • . ..vrmnv' thr. Hower hcinit e-.nertellv vantage of conditions, over 23 miles The Culebra Cut ts nine miles ihrough the questionable but legal Rcroue already without lhe added p\™’nB; £*.tiiui Tmonl} n( excavating was rimie done awav away with. with. Jong-and much of It. if not the tH-lutllUl T"’ avnavntino wax tnrthrwf — *• *trouble method nt of HlKtukrtHI,,o disbanding a department StlmillllK stimulus nt of alcohol alcoholtrouble ilith w'th these these piapm'Ls piarytt' ts that “nd lhc Chagres river, thc buna of most of It. is through solid rock. Tod thev do not Biaxtoin Often enough French engineers, became a most cut down on excavation costs, there: or bureau, and at the came time set­ >or the tone enough important link, and a great asset in U a curve for every mile, as the caGOLDEN HAZE. ting up a corresponding new organi­ The'followmg jthcas were’etected completing the Canal. Damming nal winds it* way around between According lo Robert Hutchins.. . ,nSJ ■—0‘— ------------------------------t°*— ,nK.'fV u7u ?CTP p7?*” the cnagre, river in thi* way u an the hill* . Thu nine miles U re«Uy zation to take it* place. Therefore < Values in Milk souuuul prmldeu-. el l* umv.nKy £•_° object lesson in how all obstacle may the only "canal" on the route, the T. tor the ensuing term; be turned into a great asset. rest being through the great lake °f Chicago, all alumni- are dangerUtiles* one refers to a map. one te formed by -damming the Chagres ous because they tee the old colC. T<—Miss Carrie Knight . Valuo in milk conaists first of the abundance of its food elements to nour­ quite naturally inclined to thuik river, and through Miraflores lake V- T -William Darby lc8e through a rosy haze that gets (that thc Isthmus o! Panama runs around two miles across formed by ish the body. But a higher value, because it saves danger from dis­ secretary—William Vance thicker with the years. They think lie damming thc the cocoli and other rivrlv-iI Asst secretary—Gertruae Knight- north and south, because it is the ease, and gives a sense of security to the user, is CLEANNESS! • narrow r.«,|r strip of land •«.*. Uiat connects ?rv er*. At the southern end of the ca ea­ Treasurer -«w»«iwww the college should always reniatn Treasurer— —jonn John wooton. WooRKt lm secretaiv — Mi*s Emma Smith 'North America with South America, nal th: Pedro Miguel locks, a single. a* " *a* ln their own undergraduCap Mra Knappen I "" straight -pait. lowers ships m rn why shouldn’t *it’ rrun 30 feet to th* the *nr-1 surate days and therefore ther eve ho-Mar —Maurice Grigsby. * 1• north .and south? But it doesn’t It face of Mirafloreslake, then the Mir-; til* to change and improvement. Or1 , is'really more nearly east and went, aflores lock*, two pair* side by side. D Mur—Martha Soule. than it is north and »otiih. Just be- lower the boats to sea level. It takes Is then placed In our refrigerator, where it is a* President Hutci>lns so aptly puts Highlands Dairy milk comes from our own Guard—Chas, button. lore it Hnk« up with South America, a ship about three hours to climb cooled to a temperature just above freezing. It. "The sentii^pntal alumnus te in­ tested and accredited herd. The cows -are -Bent.—Mis* Carrie Nash. the Isthmus takes a peculiar little,up and down the lock*, and around terested in the future only tfiat it Il is kept on Ice in lhe ml|k truck until it is properly housed and fed, and kept In clean loop to thc northeast, and it Is seven or eight hours to complete thc FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. delivered at your home. stables. Human hands never touch the milk structure to a mere hollow shell. may recreate, the. past." Thte same 1 returning from the -picnic: acrobx this little neck that the Ca- trip through the Canal. Before.the. While iline of'reasoning is true of ‘many Friday ------------by-------------- — --- ------------------------------------------w--------------- from thc lithe ’it is taken into our clean milk w ... l. built. ------------------------Pcrhajisonr- thing that-----Canal was— completed a tug and three - The Stale of Michigan, after a thorough in­ ’ carriage---driven Mrs. H-. nal things beside* college*. All of us are J Kenfield collided w ith that of Mr. will surprise you will be to learn that barges on the Atlantic side were! house until it Is delivered at your door. Every spection of our plant and herd, authorised us A TILLING ASSISTANT. . .. ... .._ Mixer Result, badly demolished ve- the Pacific entrance to thc Canal is wonted at Balboa on the Pacific. Itj Most potant assistant to the *cc- Iz-T/. Ijkcly to see thc past. through to sell our milk at Grade A. It costs no more bottle Is washed and sterilized. The milk is hides and frightened occupants. 27 mile* ea&» of the Atlantic en- took them four month* going around! mecluudcally conveyed to thc bottler, and the on that account. Wo sell it Pasteurised or rotary of agricultugc in pulling — ,'4*" halo;•-to— golden resent change.«-&cnmC6m3. L E Knappeu. W. L Wil- trance. Even a shorter route could th^ Horn to make the 10.600 mile ‘ bottle automatically capped. The bottled milk Raw as you prefer. through hl* crop reduction programs , timent 1* a splendid quality but ifkin*. D. B and F G- Goodyear, have been selected, but there would' trip;, though Balboa ’wa* only 47, and higher mlWlrom the starting point. Today ha* been nature itself. Experts can carried too far te likely to result in'Chester Messer and wives and Mis« have been no water, ricdiv .(lan.iim ftanmramenwwie* Lanamaid and others, are at Gun mountains ot solid rock would have the trip could easily be made In 10 LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH OUR GRADE A MILK. calculate and produce-MalteUca.'po- oeamy siagnanon- nappythu n cncwntered . woyW prob<bly take an orlitical underlings can carry out or­ of the past must not stand pi me Mr E A Holbrook of Passaic. New; No one can get an idea ot the vast .dinary *hlp- around three week* or s CALL PHONE 26(1 AND WEIL DO THE REST I ders. but there*ia no earthly forcei way of clear thought and definite jersey, and Miss Anna of Muskegon।amount of work done in building the more to sail the thousands of mites! which can Control drouth*. flood*i action for the benefit of the present , are in live city visiting flieir mother: Panama canal jutl by reading about around the Horn from the Atlantic i and future and friend’-’ lit. Tlie finished job has to be seen entrance to lhe Canal to the Pacific, or even,rapidly check lhe depreda­ Mrs. Goodenow n( Albion is spend- jto be appreciated—and even'thrfn it entrance of the Canal. On the At-j , ------ lnK a lev da>, wlth (u.r children in cannot be. Nine mite* of Jt from Bas lintlc side there 1* a *ea-tevel chan­ tor example, planned u> cut wheat;Selective ryliomakes itpossible ithis city. D H. Goodenot" and Mis. |Obispo lo Pedro Miguel had to be ne! seven nliie* long that lead* up to • to screen out allunwanted pro- ? W. Kntekeni. leut through solid rock. The deepest the locks. On the Pacific ude there i .. from 8H.00o.U0C to 718,000X100 bush. neighbor Messrs Samuel Roush and Wil- cut wa* at Gold HUI. and neccs-,j* a sea-tevsl channel eight mites > «U July * report, however,, indicates ‘'gram*, except the one the ham ' Guiiirey ol Freeport were Jsiijted guuig douif ’JTJ leet through lou> before reaching tlA lock*. The i a crop of only 4UB62,000 bualMtls— are gelUng-—Arkansas Gazette. among Banner caller* Wednesday, jsolid *tone. Thte channel I* known Pacific channel waa dug deeper be-1 the country r.etxtr some active prolection against the patronage racket. Il 1* doubtful that a civil ^rvice system can ever’be placed beyond tlie reach of politicians. Make lhe system too inflexible and it wifi be impossible to get rid of bigompetente; provide any sort ol a legal loopho'.e for Ifischarging employees, even a slight one. and the politicians will crawl in like a bunch of termlles, soon reducing thu entire ,< 10 bar. 25C WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 ■« :: Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: Hastings, Mich. ◄ �ot Chicago hM r at Thornsppte' sho is now workwas home for a !has. Harrington r Van Sickle and ittended the camp lake Sunday. riy of thu place, home. Rev. Allen Lodge. ; Hailing, vlzlted lay lut week and rail on Mr.. Dux- THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1W4 I Mra. J- F. Black went on Friday I FIFTY-SIX ATTEND BEAR BOLE NEWS. ' BRANCH DISTRICT. to visit her sons. Howard and Ber-. LUNCHEON ON TUESDAY, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hurless. — — -- —r—i nard Black, and families In Sunptfcr-slk member, and guesta were Bunday callers of Othal Hur-, talned the former's nlaee and husfield I were ____ . less of of Hi Hastings. band, two daughters and Mt. Gibbs1 field township. tosminip. In attendance at the luncheon lew Mrs. Hurless attended a ury,n v.Obl?- 8?n?£y' <h«-Harting. Country Club on Mr. Kenneth Ke ‘ <rlve iven bv Mrs Harvey Myers, tended church al the North and Detroit Friday after a two weeks ,, i nartv vacation with her parents. ------------Dr. and - Tueuiay. The large ------------------ -----------------------; luncheon table ■ xnuraosy at her liome South Evangelical and tave musical 'I.* I was 1— centered a ».. > v, an ttracllve ar —I ■ programs. Mrs. Don Foreman and daughters .Mrs. John Wooton. ----------with an aattractive ar' Steven Bristol te lhe guest of Dick I Mtes Lots Severance has returned Iles on a mlr- 1 The North Evangelical Sunday I Stem at Gun lake. j to Kalamazoo where she Is attending . I . . . i m.hiio. amt vinniaiK com-1 mechanical draftsman at the Ford School will have a picnic at Cook's Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Buskirk spent school, after a week's lllneis Mra. Winona Downing was home |M»<« O~PMI» l. O.UOII, .no pleted lhe decoration*. landing, Thomapple lake. Tuesday, last week at the Cascades. Gun laka.,wlth tonsUitte. from Lansing over tM week end. ,--------- - - — - ---------------------I 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. Star Grim­ Mrs. E. J. Pratt. Mrs. Keith Ful-1 Augtist 7. All who are Interested Dr. A. W. Woodburne and wife left I ,and M1*Haney of this , Mrs. Arthur Werner and two sons Tlnkler on Monday. ler and Mtes Mac Keller composed mett Thursday. are Invited to attend. Saturday for a week's vacation In weTt W®ti of Mra. Eliza John- ot Belding were Bunday guests of I Misses Lillian and Pauline Tol- lhe committee tn charge and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Ze lion Kaiser and ’ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton Canada san at her Gun. lake cottage two MiM Hilda Werner. hural of Marshal! are guests for the A. L. Brown is chairman for next Mr. and Mrs. Star Grimmett were and baby. Joyce. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mra P T coltrara mM Mira Mo, “*»W “k 1 Mr. And .nd1 ">« uia Mra. Mrs. Philip rnui|> Knl.km, njunrm nuu --— * ~ ~ _ "* . ,n' In"Me Tuesday's luncheon. ■callers of O. L. Hubbard tn Marshall. । Norton and Barbara were Bunday Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Goodyear and family returned on Monday to their , Mls " Connie 0°°* Delp. MMWd trWnda in oddmln — — • * ------- --------------------------------- ---------------------------— A't contract. Mrs. Roy Hubbard ।Sunday. guests of uieir their parents. parents. Mr. Mr. BIK1 and Mn. Mrs. -ml. cTl — ■> Mr an H • Kucsca qi Mr. and Mn. Kellar Stem were Bun- home in Bronxville. N. Y. I Mra. Mary Van Dugtercn. Mr. and had top score and Mrs. Wilbuf.Lane ..Th». on Sunday. ' .7^ L Vincent Nqrtpn- Mrs. Irene Misenday gueau of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. AnM1M HeIen cu,^ of Ionia te the Mrs John McLravy and Mrs. Phebe :won the golf event for. low net Mrs. Star Grimmetts were. Mr. and Br and Mr> Clarice Hall of Battle M A. Lambie and David Boyes spent the latter part of the week in dc ...................... ”on al5^ k -7. ..>a intend Mr J5K r™toD •" score. Mrs. Garman won the July Mra Frank Kurr of Hastings and rr “C ” Mr Ktfrr's sister. Elinor, and hus- Cr™‘ . <»'•“ <" BMurdw ringer contest. ' Chicago on business. . Mr. and Mra. John Rum. Jr.. Mra. ■ M Un- chaur Hodtra ou‘ \hBLr m8e Mr. and Mra. 8 P Tucker are John Wal1 ■aon Bod Detroit Mr. and Mr,. A. J. Vadder and I Po*l'r. 01 ?prlngPoct ■Guests were Mrs. Carl Richards, iband of Chicago. Wilbur Payne and ,F?T MapIe -®en‘*r 8“ndayleaving today for a four days' visit werc the WW!k ind KU“ta of Billie Mr and Mra. Clinton Lahr dm,™ ““ ®«'2- Mrs. John Zweedyk, Mrs. Leon brother. Kenneth, and Mr and Mra. Frank Beckwith of Hastings. ro n . « * ,nd ., d 5® ve P 1 * Hj* Stander and Mrs. Archie Lindberg Bunday al Un Irish Hills near Jackl “ ” d raUUvea In Rulland and to the World's fair. , Hitchcock and family. ,, . ... , 'road and within a few rods ot the 1 Hartings over the week end. <of Grand Rapids as guests of . Mra. Betty Caine and son Bobby Mrs. o. F. Chidester has been the Mr. and Mrs. Orvll Tuttle were In | umidings on the Jay Norton farm Mrs. Harry Bella and daughter, L«ha'*M CTHalr and two sons Mrs. Clifford Dolan; Mrs. O. R. Battle Creek Saturday morning on occupy by Mr and Mni KeUh have returned from a month's va- guest of Mrs. Elva Granger of Char.iolte lhe past. week. Mr. Chidester Unaveve, of Toledo. Ohio, were I of Peoria. Ill .arc guests of Mr. and Dickoff of Iron Mountain was with buxine.s. Tn the afternoon they at- Horton, but was gotten under con­ guests ____ ol Mrs. Aben Johnson la*t'Mrs- c- w- CrawfOTd. Mr. OHalr Mrs. W. M. Stebbins; Mrs. John tended tlie funeral of Mrs. Tuttle's Robert and Nelson Gardner left spending Sunday there also. lg bop<<i tbe rain of BunStrahorn of Baltimore. Md.. and Snriruts C audc Scn31l>a’ al Yailkec day evening will put tlie fire out. —■1 was also here over the week end. Tuesday of last week Mr. and Mrs. 'week? on Monday for a visit with relatives Miss Helene Schmidt of Cincinnati. Springs. In Huntington. West'Va. Brown, Blue, While w *afih.'ho^e of or^of‘^lrol^lS1Ho^’‘‘^,^H^^^ L. C. Schill of Cleveland. Ohio, were Ohio, were guests of Mrs. L. Gar­ Mrs. Vincent Norton and Mar­ Mrs. John Kurtz returned on Fri­ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Craven were gery spent Bunday night and Mon­ and Orange Colors! ^ o^^Wh^Xn^ S Kl^XaT.^ man of Lansing. 111., and Gun lake; day from a visit with her sister. Mrs. Mr. Mary Petenmn and famfiy. in Battle Creek on business Satur­ day In Battle Creek. Mrs. J. E. Hanna of Detroit and Peacock, In Minneapolis. Minn. Mr. and Mra. L- Severance and Sunday. |81Mrn»nd 'MrT^Ha’rie^FO^'wfiliam' Mtes Marguerite Potter of Detroit, day. I Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fox. William Mr. and Mrs. L-C. Schill of Cleve­ family numbering fifteen ate dinner; 8unday Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bessfner of'Fox and Miss Bettie Reickord were ’guesta of Mrs. Frank Andrus; Mrs. Russell Craven and family attend­ tended camp meeting Sunday. land. Ohio, came fast Monday for a ?.1, thC Syttt8C . a"d . Mrs‘ Canton. Ohio, are guests of Mr. and Imjest* of Mr. ahd Mra. Clare Seibert Eleanor Lynde. Coshocton. Ohio. ed the Thomas reunion in Vermont­ lew days' visit with relatives here. WM-‘ie Mra Mr8 A,bert Be33Tner and other and family of Kalamazoo Sunday, guest of Mrs. Josephine Todd; Mrs. ville Sunday. Miss Dora Craven Mrs. James Gower. Mrs. Fred Og- at|ves thte week. I Mrs Melvin Pettit and Mrs Flor- William McKnlght, Wilmette. Ill., went home with her aunt. Mrs. Al­ tted hte mother and sister.the first Mr. and Mrs. F. J. LaMaster of De- ,den. Mrs. Wilson Guidet and Mtes MUs oltve tathropreturned to !ence pettit are spending thte week “nd Mn> L,'e Randall. Grand Rap- vin Lindsay of Battle Creek, to visit of last week. trolt spent the week end in Hastings. j Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Fassett anLouize Gower were in Chicago on ber home in Detroit Saturday after jn Cleveland. Ohio, where they art ids. guests of Mrs. R. O. FUn?*6: Mrs. for thc next two weeks. Mrs. Ida Wright and daughter. . Star hands '‘ounce the birth of a n»w grandson, Sunday at A Century of W^rott Progress. nt f. two wce]ti,’ vacation ”asu,c the*guest attendinguiv thea. I.d.B.v.C.n.A.vw... convention A. Mrs, F. a. Johannsen, Jonannsen-oirs, r. 8. o. Ketcham rvevenam Star Grimmett Grimmett got got hte his * tWU ------ laiicum. Mary Ann. of Nashville spent last 8 Mr ^and 1 Dr rk- a.nd.4 Mrs C r. P n Latl,r , 1 Mr. and... ....... . rc.. rhiraoMr* C Car roll Ol painfully tom Friday evening when b°n' a,ld Mr4' Pa34eU Mr' hd ° r °Pi Mrs. G. E. Goodyear of Chicago arfd Mrs. C. Carroll of week with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cook. Creek. *k guests of Mrs. Pauline Mc- the cow which he was leading to of Battle Cn -—- ----- ------ ---- ----- ,------ ----, : nuaocu Rua“’* anu and nuuvi RobCTti Kenyon iveujuii were'tlirn<d Monday irorn from Roger Hover VIIY City on Detroit, nMr. and Mrs, Herold Hunt and Daniels Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Fassett st>cnt Wednesday evening a,,,, i.Knr .... . : pasture became frightened and his son of Kalamazoo were guests of Mr. ^Tth Mr and mI^vlTfteudder" nB ' ln Ann ArbOr 8unday to eee thBir take Huron where Mrs. Goodyear Ornber. / Mr. and Mrs. Burr Fassett attended hands got caught in a chain he was and Mrs. W. M. Stebbins on Thurs­ “n ! ■pcn °‘"' "'|M.L'.M.CLUB HOLDS h*v' ° ten pcndl m. d.'mTc the Fassett reunion at Charlotte • day. Mrs. Wnar Frandsen of Ionia at the Mr.. Mkh„l SBBUW. ' ' OS SVNBAY leading her with. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jot Smith of Wood_______, , , Albert Nutt of Buchanan, a for- 'Wall lake cottage of Mr and Mrs. i Mtes Dora Arehart of Battle Creek lfl„d children of Detroit were guests Another very delightful reunion of land were Sunday evening callers of EAST WALL LAKE met resident of Hope Twp-. was Ml- M.r U Uie’gucst of Mra. Minnie Shriner’0( Hlstlngs relatives over thc week the M. U. M. club was held on Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Zellon Kaiser AND VICINITY. calling on Hastings friends on Sat- A Jh day. • This week's callers ot Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Bowser of Ovid spent; --------------------------- ----------- I'^Eg Rev. and Mrs A. A. Griffin are ; U .P.nd.n. “ £ Mrs. Herman Feldpausch were, Mra. Tuesday and Wednesday at their; attending conference and camp Feldpausch'# mother and sister. Mra. cottage. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles- I&wrence. a couple of weeks with her sister al meeting al Barnaby Park near Sun- ( R Miller and Miss Leona Miller, Mr and Mra. Saxton and daughI Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver. Mishawaka. ind. Ind. Miss Miu Eueen Eileen BumBulll­ dinner at "The Pines.'} lhe long-ta­ Mr. and Mra. Wm. Thomas, Robert ter of Lansing spent the week end T»wc., Jacob juvi/v Mishawaka, field this week. M11*" L“c“ L*»Te"? l» kMllni Mra. MU Bradfey ble being centered with a beautiful Bechtel and family of Hastings and here. bouquet of roses and other summer Russell Todd and family of Lansing. Thc parties from Dayton. Ohio.' blooms, the gift of Mtes Lena HeldeMr. and Mra M. Calkins called at who were in the Jdatureen cottage. man. ’ Dan Douglass of Irving. Sunday. left for home Sunday morning. An,„a Mr, A,tert K.,k,. , After dinner all went to Mr. Mr. and Mra Herman Feldpausch other family from Kalamazoo came Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Edith Maryruth "and friends from Balti-'on »«_ Sunday, Mrs. Bums attending ....nRino Martin's home where letters from were at Oun lake Friday. I Sunday night. Bechtel. Miss Fern Wolfe, Miss morc. Md. left Friday for their absent members were read and the Wm. Claggct and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Spybey and daugh-. Thereua Bechtel and Chester Over- homes nft<.r a two wee|ts- vacaUon afternoon spent with visiting, taking Mrs. Emma Pritchard of Lansing Ler Hubbard of Hastings. Sunday. ter entertained Several young folks smith were in South Haven guests al Wal| |alte They vWtcd at C)cvewas in the city Saturday. Her pictures and reminiscences. HomcThis week's callers of Mr. and from Toledo. Ohio, over thc week of Mr. and Mrs. James Breidenstein ^d enroute home. daughter. Miss Katharine Pritchard, made ice cream and cake were Mrs. Arthur Tyler were. Mr. and end. Fred VanDyke of Detroit visited i Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carveth were is at present spending several served before the guests left atom Mrs. E? J. Granger and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brill and । Mra. VanDyke and children over CBiiCd to Charleston. W. Va.. on Sat- months at Howell sanitarium. five o'clock. Plans were made for a Marjorie, and Bewie Granger. Mra.'famlfr of the Hendershott district । the week end. Mrs. VanDyke te urdHy by lhe illness of their sonMr. and Mrs. Jay Hulliberger o! houseparty at the home of Dr. Winl- Tyler's aunt. Miss Myra Baker from entertained a party of friends over! spending the summer at lhe home of m-taw. Marion Hodgson, who under- Flint were Saturday night guests, fred McLravy of Grand Rapids on hcr parents. Mr. and Mra. L. Bev- wcn{ an operation for appendicitis, of Mrs. Mary VanDugtcren. They Wednesday night and Thursday, Oc­ Vermontville. Carl Moore of Ken-'Sunday. ton. Ohio, Raymond Oglesbce and Mr. and Mra. Martin and friends.' enince. Miss Rosamond Haff accompanied were Sunday guests ot Mrs. Phebe tober 17 and 18. Mr. Madteon of Gun lake. who have occupied lhe Reynolds Mra. Fred O. Hughes and two them. They expect to return today, Mote and Miss Letha Mote. Those present on Sunday were / Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Lane and cottage lhe past week, relumed to daughters. Marie Hughes and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zerbel and Elroy Tobias went to Ann Arbor Mrs. Vernon Wellman (Adell Ran­ Max Reynolds and baby. June, of Mr. and Mrs. cenard Smith leave last week for examination at thc som> of Jackson: Mrs. Fred Fowler Mr. and Mra. Dell Shively of Has- their home in Kalamazoo Sunday, Delton, spent Friday with Mrs. tonight. Wednesday, for a visit in University hospital, his conditioni (Kate Biggs) of Springpart; Mrs. W. I tings called on Mr. and Mrs, Horace-7 Flossie Reynolds and two sons of Cressey visited E. D. Reynolds BatHughes' parent^. Mr. and Mra. A. A. New York state The former will being critical. Mrs. Tobias te slowly L. Gelston (Verna Blakneyi of Al-1 Cole last week. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Tyler visited urday. Willmont. ' visit ----- - and■ attend ---------- — at Rochester the- improving from her recent Injuries ma; Dr. Winifred McLravy of in Charlotte and Vermontville Sun-, Warren Calms and wife of West Keith Daniels took Mr. and Zerbcl family reunion near there The Rev. L. L. Dewey was In De­ Grand Rapids; Mrs. Thomas Bums day. Cressey visited E. D. Reynolds and Mrs. V. L. Wolcott to their home in and Mr. and Mrs. Smith will visit In catur Friday night. attending thei drma Worden• of Edmore. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.*Arthur Tyler took wife Friday. Charlotte Thursday, after they had Batavia. centennial of lhe Methodist church.। Axel Erickson (Jennie Sandqhb of a trip throngh the northern part of-----Clothing and Shoe* ' . - .has --E- E.----Calms, who been at• spent the past week visiting rela­ Mrs. Josephine Todd returned Bishop Blake was lhe principalI Saranac, also Mrs. David J Boyes Michigan Friday and Saturday. ; cliflord Kahler s the past few weeks. tives here, in and near Freeport and from Columbus. Ohio, last week ac­ for Men and Boys speaker and Rev. Dewey sang a solo., (Adah Hubbard). Miss Mabel Ste> has gone to Cecil Owen's for a short in Grand Rapids. companied by her friend. Mrs. Elea­ MARTIN CORNERS. ,stay. F. A. Cadwallader and wife andI son. Mtes Florence Bump. Mrs. RobiI Mr. ana and Mrs. ucn Ben Frost treat ana and ismfam- nor Lynde, and daughter of Coshoc­ HASTINGS Mrs. Cole of Carlton Center spent i _ __ _ son. James. Mrs. Ella Powell. |ndI ert Martin and Mrs. Amii Bachman care and attention. But I Uy of Detroit called on the Rev. and ton. Ohio. They are leaving the mid­ Mrs. Myrtle Engelhardt of AriliR- (Gertrude Biggs> all of Hastings. the fore part of last week with her | IHGHBANK. [Mrs. L- I*- Dewey and Oeorga on dle of the month for Los Angeles, ton. Washington, were in D^ton that doesn't mean they DO daughter, Mrs. Mary Townsend. She Mr. and Mrs. Curt Marshall and ’Sunday, enroute to Chicago; Bloom- where V1V they have, ....... taken .... an apart­ Sunday and called oh Addison Pen­ PARTIES HONORING dington. HI., and Lincoln. Nebr., tor lnfll[ d will spend the school year A RECENT BRIDE. with her son, Mr. jind Mrs. Henry ' Sunday afternoon at Mrs. Barbara ,--------------------------ment an and ' ' !?| that they DON’T. Jiut I visits with relatives. 'I there. Mrs. Todd •--•--* •her — nock. has — rented Two delightful ]>«rties have been Cole, Tnd sons. | Winans in Nashville. EAST DELTON. Mrs. o. R- DlckofT has completed I Mr. and Mra. W- N. Chidester left home on W. Walnut to thc new Wallace Townsend of Hastings Mr. and Mtn. Leslie Adams and | Letha Morford has bean ant* her summer school work at Rast given during the jvast week honoring ' Tuesday for Crystal lake near coach of Hastings High and hto wife. that it Is the other per­ Lansing and is spending thte week Mrs. Kenneth Buehler nee Louise spent Friday with hte brother. An-1 Mra. Sarah Ostroth and Donald Ob- • mining a cousin from Battle tiK Frankfort where they will spend the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lockton. drew Townsend. I troth were at camp meeting near j the pit two weeks. son's eyes that are Imper­ here with Mrs. W. M. Stebbins and month of August as guests of Ute Richard Johnson, formerly of Mid­ Mrs. L. E. Barnett before going to LyBarker. whose marriage was a re­ Mr. and Mra. Shirley Slocum and Brighton Sunday. Mason and Rex Waters and fect Both your, and the Rev. and Mrs. Keith Chidester and dleville. but now a resident of New cent event. her home at Iron Mountain. daughter. Dorothy, spent Friday at Mra. Prank Hawblitz called on elate Louden and wife and Nn other person's should re- * daughters of St. Johns. - --city -r on On Thursday evening Mrs. B. A. Lansing visiting Farmers' Day at several relatives in Nashville Sun- Margie Louden attended tiie funsn Haven. Conn., was •« In — the W. L Pennock visited Mr. and I Mrs. Ada Rfi&s Judkins and son. Monday calling on friends. He'is . edve lhe benefit of our day. ] ofChxrVy Garrett which waabS Mrs. Ebcn Pennock and daughter LyBarker entertained with bridge M 8 c Lewis, of Laredo. Texas, who have combining a business trip with a and a miscellaneous shower com­ service.. Mi*, and Mrs. Homer Rowlader k'lss Vada Hoffman of tlie Moore at Augusta Friday afternoon, been visiting W. A. Hitchcock and vbljt to yjC Middleville centennial of ' Big Rapids the latter part of the plimentary to her daughter, top and family. Mr and Mrs. Vernon, district spent last week at Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morford « week. All returned to Hastings Sun­ i family, left Wednesday fnr Fife lake. tzelziM held tills week. Battle Creek spent the week day. Mr. and Mrs. Eben Pennock and bridge scores going to Mrs. Berna­ Karrar and Mr. and Mrs. Garth George Hoffman's. ।’.vhere they will meet Mr. Judkins i Flvc Sbtcrs and a brother spent 1 dette Timm and Miss Alice Bruton. Slocum and son. Robert, ol Has-' Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bldelman । with his parents and sister. daughter going on to Ann Arbor. starting their trip south. ’I bust with Thc rooms were attractively deco­ tings were Sunday guests at the were week-end guests of relatives I stewart Waters and wtfa BM MIO I Tuesday lUI.'UO) — .... Mrs. Edith ... ।i' | Dr. and Mrs. J'jhnv'n, nt i. I*st*r Lester Johnson, of Bechtsl Bechtel at of thia this city. The steterz sisters were . ANNUAL ELECTION rated with garden flowers and thir­ heme of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Sio- in Lansing and-Mrs.-sMelman stay-1 Sunday at Clarence Payne's tM Cnt the week end at Anno checseman nf ntvn lAn | Ann Arbor, spent nt W.I Mr5 Anna of M.inlr Maple AUXILIARY OFFICERS. ty-two guests were present. cum1 ed for a longer visit. • 1 Hope Center. OPTOMETRIST I lhe cottage of hte mother al Gun Orove. Mrs. Clara Slteby of Eaton Those from oul of town were Mrs. Members of lhe American Legion lake. Their two children had been Rapids, Mrs. Etta Schill of Cleve- Auxiliary- »re urged to attend the H. A. Timm and Misses Margaret Hatting. Phons 2634 having a delightful time for two land. Ohio. Mra. Elyda Brown of ;Thursday evening, August 2. meet­ and Catherine Timm ot Caledonia. I weeks with their grandmother at the BattIe Crcck and Mrs Mary Peter- ing for lhe annual election of offi­ Miss Margaret Dougherty of Alto. lake. - Ngon of Hite city and their brother , cers. A pot luck supper Is to precede Miss Alice Bruton of Grand Rapids —!----------------------------------------- - ----------------- I Herbert. Other guests were L. C. , the business session at the Legion and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bcuhler ► j Schill of Cleveland. Mrs. Myrtle Ea- ,rooms, supper at 6:30 o’clock. There ot Freeport. . . Again on Monday evening Mrs ► ;ion. Miss Ingartha Peterson and are . other matters of business to be . Mrs. Myrtle Bump of this city. discussed so a large attendance is Buehler was honored with a mis­ | Mrs. F. L- Bauer was In Chicago ,desired. Delegates to the Depart­ cellaneous shower given by Mrs. Fox (Geraldine Tolies). I k from Sunday till Tuesday. ment convention In Traverse City Keith Twelve guests were present and thc ► I Edward Bottom. Jr., was home will , be chosen. evening was pleasantly-spent ptayl from Detroit over the week end. going to Saugatuck. li* games. The hostess served dainty a I Mrs. D. D. Walton is visiting Mr. 'and During lhe month of August the refreshments, and the honor guest ana Mrs. J. j. E. z, Walton waiton of oi Kalamazoo. ivuianiawu. ’ | Mtes Elaine Shaw of Lansing te Rev. J. A. McNulty will again hold receiving some lovely gifts. the Sunday services at All Saints' * the guest of Miss Rexlne Downing. HANNON—FISHER. ► Mrs. Rena Culler of Woodland Episcopal church. Saugatuck, and he Mrs. Agnes Ftehcr announces the. ► visited Mrs. Edwin Smith last Tues- andjila family will be In residence in the Rectory there, adjoining the marriage of her youngest daughter.] k day. Mr. ahd Mrs. Morris Barlow cntcr- church. He will be back at Em­ Miss Frances, to Ralph T. Hannon of ’ talned company from Buffalo. N. Y.. manuel church, Hastings, for thc Buffalo and Boston, the ceremony I ‘ first Sunday In September. If he being performed in Boston. ► Sunday. ► Mrs. John Engle was in Kalaina- should be wanted for any ministra­ ..Tlie bride graduatec from the t zoo last week and on Sunday visited tion. please notify him by mall far Hastings High school, later attend­ telephone. He will gladly respond to ing ’ Albion College then taking . in Paw Paw. nurse's training at University hos­ Mr. and Mrs. George R. Hoffmete- all calls. pital in Ann Arbor where she finish-1 * ler of New York City called on Mrs. BRIDGE—LUNCHEON. ed her course three years ago. Since i ► Gayle Dailey Tuesday. Covers were laid for nine at a graduation she has held the position ► Mn. Abbey Henson of Comstock Buttermilk Soap k was the Sunday guest of Mr. and charming luncheon given by Miss ot Science Instructor at the St. Connie Cook on Tuesday compli ­ Francis hospital in Poughkeepsie. N. . Mrs. John McLravy. BEST QUALITY ’ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Valentine and mentary to Misses Lillian and Paul­ Y.. resigning before her recent mar-1 TOILET SOAP riage. Mr. and Mrs. Hannon spent ► Mr. and Mrs. Dell Shively spent ine Tolhurst. At bridge tlie honors went to their honeymoon In New Hampshire ► Sunday in Chicago. l Mrs. Edith Bonnell te spending a Miss Jocelyn Ironside and Miss Pat­ as guests of Dr. and Mts. Sidney Simpson, the four having been . week with her cousin. Mrs. George ty Stem. Out of town guests were the friends in Ann Arbor. ' Clark, in Belmont. k Mtes Beatrice Giddings was thc Misses Tolhurst of MkYshall. Miss Mr. Hannon is connected with the ► guest of Mrs. Hubert Pattengill ol Jean Kniakern ot Evanston, ill., and Boston Shopping News, where he Miss Patty Stem of St. Louis, Mo. k Gull lake last week. has a fine position. Mr. and Mrs. Hannon are residing , Dick Stem has relumed from SCAMEIIORN—SHEFLEBFlushing. N- Y.. where he visited Mr. • Sunday, at ten o'cloek in the fore­ at 95 Pinckney, Beacon Hill. Bob.' and Mrs. Gay Jordan. noon. a quiet wedding waa solem­ ^Hiuttngs friends extend congrat­ Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hart of Watson, nised by thc Rev. L. E. Lane at thc Allegan county, were Sunday guests First United Brethren parsonage, ulations and best wishes. . ot Mrs. Ida Palmatler. when Mias Velma Bhefler and Wil­ Mr. and Mrs- Vernon Wellman of bur Scamchorn (nephew of Rev. and MRS. J. P. MOHLER ENTERTAINS CLUB. Jackson were the guests of James Mrs. Lane) both of Kalamazoo, were A reunion of the Carleton Wom­ Ransom over Sunday. cl b c united in marriage, thc single ring Mrs. Gayle Dailey is entertaining ceremony being used. The couple will en's Club of Fennville was held at lhe beautiful country home of Mrs. Mr mother. Mrs. Charley P. Travis, make their home in Kalamazoo. J. P. Mohler on Saturday. July- 28. of Grand Rapids for a tew days. ub c Thc club was named tor Will CarleMr. and Mrs. Richard Groos and BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. son and Emil Tyden arc spending Equipped with ftadio and Hol Water Heater at a BARGAIN! Vrrn Haywood was very pleasantly ton, our Michigan poet, and each o b c a month at their Gun lake cottage. surprised on Wednesday evening. year a reunion is held at the lxwne| Mr. and Mrs. c. G Decou visited July 25. when forty-four relatives of one of the former members. The Mr. and Mra. Don Reamer of Cedar and friends dropped in to remind club name was changed in 1930 to Springs at Whitefish lake over Sun­ him of another birthday. The eve­ Fennville Women's club. About 301 day. ning was spent with visiting and a women Attended this meeting from, Mrs. George Coleman and Mrs. jolly good time was enjoyed by all. Holland, Grand Rapids. Benton "rwmI Earl Coleman attended a school re­ Ice cream and cake were served, lie Harbor, Kalamazoo and four from union at Bedford Saturday al ler- received some very nlce gifts, California. Social Events and Personal Mention 1R Cohn THIS WEEK! .•sale King and ilng accompanied s to visit the latdge. Branch ahd reunion will bo c lake Thursday, ody come. , «■; , who was worl- < I, Is home for lhe 1 IRNER8. I Lansing visited uchanan returned ng two weeks at rcy McMannls ot liana, spent the •ore of Chicago loore's. They also ihio. worth two hoots I never steps on Sweaters for Men values F„ 78c Sweaters for Boys 75c Values 2162 and For 48C Watch the Windows FOR BARGAINS! 25c 25c ik. 7c a 12C 8c 23c • 25c • 35c r"20c 12jc 15c Next e AdiCan. ■s 10c T.S.Baird Everyone agrees that L.V.BESSMER '"■ Or Watch the TRADE HERE AND SAVE! GO BY! Saturday, Auguit 4 Friday, Augu»t 3 ARMOUR’S to nour< dis- 2-19c j^iOc l6-~25c Butter rhere it is i freezing, until it is trough inlorlzed us i no more iurlzed or Batt Brandt lb. Tomatoes Molasses i, 26c Drive the new Ford V-8 and you'll buy one, too! The car without a price class 2&T25c ^. „^. 5'KJ1 29 Gloss Starch Rippled Wheat RY FORD.leads all competitors in the United States’ State of Michigan and Barry County for the six months, from January 1, 1934 to July 1, 1934. New passenger car titles issued in Barry County, as compiled by the Michigan Automotive Trade Association, from January. 1, 1934 to July 1, 1934, are as follows: Ford 59, Chevrolet 53, Plymouth 12. . .. 7 193 2 FORD V-8 COUPE —. - 10 Beef Steak »• 171C Universal Garage Com Ordtr Year Cold Meats From Ut Mich. FAe MG^ModSoro AUm 9491 Mrs. Simon Pender of Caledonia and Mrs. George Clark of Belmont lapent Tuesday with relatives tn ) Hartings. ► 1 Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Briggs and l Utile Jack Mead of Bowens MUls visited Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Edger Saturday. BUSINESS WOMEN'S HOSPITAL GUILD. The Business Women's Hospital Guild will be entertained by Mrs, Stuart Clement on Monday evening, Aug. 13, at her cottage at Gun lake, with a pot luck supper at slx-thlrty o'clock. . JOLLY BIRTHDAY CLUB. Mm. Mary Van Dugtern was hoatess to the Jrtly Birthday club Wed-1 nebday, July twenty-fifth. Fifteen । were present and ^11 enjoyed the de- j llctous pot luck dinner. The afternoai was very pleasantly spent In I the club'a eoclal way. I Phone 2121 �THE HASTINGS BAXNEB, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1114 GEO. M. NEWTON " ' 'REPLACEMENT OF WA- * County Tax Com- I z MILO. | BARRYVILLE. I Mr. and Mra Verne HawbiiU. Or­ A , 1 Eighteen members were present at | There will be an Ice cream .so- jU)a and Blair of Hlghbank, were Plain Case Beautiful cottage of Mrs. Ed Cial at the home pf Mr and Mrs. 'Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. HerJ Kasteod Thursday'when she and .Elmer Gillette thia week Friday eve- .Die Wilcox. Mrs. Ollie Doolittle entertained lhe ning. Everyone welcome. Mr. and Mrs Heber Foster and (Continued from Page One) Service Pipes Filled Up So Home Literary Club. Mrs. Barber) The Brunch-Barryrille-Morgan ?UMl'M,, Deeda Naglcr. attended a Circulation of Water ' CARLTON—Township lax Allo­ presided. Roll was answered by nam- and Moore school picnic will be held ,band <xinc*rt ln Battle Creek Thurs(both Bungalow alia) almost a sport. A abort business session at Thornapple lake lhe second day evenlr>«cated is one mill Scltool districts as ing ' la Impossible paid for near Hastings. Will Day were The topic of the day was Thursday In August. A good program '. ______________ iu,’d A. fallows: No. 1 Rogers 13 mills; No. followed. ; Last winter a'small water main . I. being -----------------o___ __________ .. mieiltx guestsnf of Mr Mr. uiwt and Mrs Mrs. 1 Ernest Wood —• 7.4 mills; No.3Fr . <'-'ToUiiw. Leisure Recreation."'■ Mrs. Cora is prepared■ Come and spend 2 Carlton Center “ on Colfax street, with a dead end. Barnum 33 mills; No. 4 FT. Fish 4 Merriman's paper "Outdoor Sports" the day with us and meet old friends and Vlrgaline of 8. Hastings Bun­ fTTi froze up solid. Thlt was due to the day. mills; No 6 FT. Welcome Corners 53 ; was very good Two papers Inside and neighbors. . tmall monthly payments. hi;h fact that there was no circulation i.« mlHs: No. 7 Cheney 4 mills; Na. 9 Recreation" and "Adult Recreation" ■ Mrs. Mr. Olive oilve Campbell camnbell of Haitinks. Haitinks Mrs. Will Hyde la on the sick list. " or of mi. tlie wnt,.r water in in tro. the mrw pipe. n It a aho Write Credit Man. '? appears that there are a number of ^*{1? 7* No- 10 Fr- Brown w*'re ™nl,d onr- Mrs. Jones was John Ourd and t wo daughters of Ce- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCoy ot Grand To PROTECT You Constantly P. O.* Box Ml. Detroit, Mich. wiZ?*!f.aroTe dar Crcfk and atcn. Newu» ...d Rapids were Bunday guests titere. Adjaat Fairly Pay Promptly r and offices on Slate street which mIUs- No >2 Ra«la 4 mills. ,J»>Able »nd ortgIna1 peemjat» B>vcn children of-Prichardvlile were SunEAST GUN LAKE. had to lx dug up and replaced. CASTLETON-Township lax al। h„ day «uwl* of Mr a,ld J- J Mac* Ellsworth "of Mason called at । These were lead pipes nut in when located 1.5 mills. School districts as lun<Jir?!’ *as u hQst'. WlllltU nnd Helen. .7.1 ‘. estabT’?’ follows. ( m , •»2 Castleton rCenter —... 44 esses. Tlie remainder of Uie day was' thc Will Crawford home Friday eve- ; lhe waterworks were !i7 first Na. ning. M<MH f lished here. They are not ven-large mills; No. 2 Fr. Lakeview 6 4 milU; _ and lhe lead has scaled off flllling No 3 Hosmer 6.9 mills; No 4 Well- !“c T where he entered Parson's busincu Mr. and Mrs. Clark Winchester the pipes, or nearly filling them, so man 4 mills; No. 5 Morgan 6 9 mills; . w ‘ . Richland Mrs lor “ six*! graduate and son of Fort Wayne. Ind., i ' T U. U. of of RkMand Richland. Mra. Mrs. that service Is unsatisfactory These No. 6 Felghner 4 mills; No. 7 Mar-, and "d W. C. c- T. He Jpent the end ltl several days at tlie home of I matters were presented to the coun- <«n 5 8 mills; No. 8 Barryville 6 9'LI?r_cncf °' MI,W Provld* hH narenu here Griffen. • iwitam.-.............. ... ' hU puraU hw. If your complexion is dull, mud­ ci) Friday night and thc whole mat- mills: No. 10 Stores 4 mills. Mrs. Abbe Salisbury of Coving­ dy. sallow due to clogged bowels ,, 1 Mr. one! Mra. Marlon Lulhe spent1 Miss Lorlla FormotWr ot woodrrffrrcd to the waterworks HASTINGS H <;■* HABT1NOS T*.VP. -nyp —TG^r»JiS Towio.lilp ioe Thursday T[vlrv]MV with K|ll, the Uw former's former !- father father, land, wno who spent tne lhe past wits week with ton. Ky.. is spending several days take Adlerlka. Just one dose rids Inrateri Rnlinnl ztl.tr Ira,oo.! LuiW.anduSer. .. . . .M ...... Mra Mrrrlu Meadr. rr. h,?, ‘J tun mllln “"l". »e>«>3l lU'flP' Mr. ma Mr/ re. Mr. .nd your system of polsonqiu. wastes .t8?* d ‘n raplacing taxes alloca.ed as follows;- No. 3 Gordon Peeu. and that evening turned to her home Sunday and that cause pimples and bad akin. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crawford and eerrtee ccnerttonx un State street Fisher 4 mills; No. 4 Fr. Gregory 4 wlth his grandmother Mrs. Alice Mlm Ruth wilt spend this week with daughter and Mrs. Kenneth AnB. A» LyBarker. Druggist—Adv. and it j.s is probable that they thev will ex- mills; mills- No. Nn 5s Fr. Fr sitnft Altoft< 4min<mills; No. 7t Hammond’all of Caledonia. ' Mr. and Mrs. Meade. drews visited relatives In Allegan tend lhe Colfax street water main Star 52 mills; No. 8 Hastings CenMr. and Mrs. Harry McClurkln 1 Mrs. Clyde Wilcox of Hastings and Saturday night. • JD iwuthward to a connection with the ter 4 4 mills; No. 9 Pratt 43 mills; and baby spent the week end with niece. Mrs. clttra Blakeslee, of Lan-1 - t., t water main on State Road street. No. itf Fr. Quimby 43 mills. the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. sing, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Higdon of riuj« two blocks south, which would af­ HOPE—Township tax allocated 2 Ira Chaffee and family, near Has- Kalamazoo were callers of Mr. and 1 ford circulation and prevent freeremills School district taxes allocated tings. Mrs. John Higdon and Mrs. Elisa- ’ ups. as Riliows; No 1 Doud 6 4 mills; No. Mrs. Libby Champion of Willitts. beth Gibbony Inst week. Body Glatt Int tailed Call Us Before You Sell j Joy Van Dorcn had her tonsils I 12 FT McCallum 6.4 mills; No. 3 Ce- N ... D..r.Mls.s Elizabeth Champion of ............ PARTS FOR SALE SOUTHWEST CARLTON. , MW, l.M. M4 tllliUJ dar VIOVP Creek VI 6 4 ,|,MW. mills; No. Hinds J5.7 Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Will removed Tuesday. While You Wait Quite n number (ittended the mills; No fl ShulU 6 4 mills; No "t. caine nnd two sons of Kalanuizuoi Mrs. Herbie Wilcox spent Friday Loui. Haven,, Auto Laundry ii.. sira Bowler-Ragla school reunion at the Fr Brush Ridge 6 4 mills; No. At ou Whippet oarage. 221 B. Jell. at. | HASTINGS PHONE till । were callers of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. .with friends in Hastings. J GLENN F. LAUBAUGH school grounds on Sunday. ——-*-•- -6.4 - — Cloverdale milla Flower and Bernice Saturday after­ Miss Orpha Buck spent Sunday in IRVING—Township tax allocated noon, Grand Rapids. ' 2 ... mills School district taxes alloSunday guests at the Flower home Mr. and Mrs Lyle Quimby and ca,e'1 « fol,°ws: No. 2 Fr. Cobb 4 were. Mr. and Mrs. H. M Kennedy Mr. and Mrs.' Jasper Herrick and mUk: No 3 Wood 64 No. < sand son Lee and Mr. and Mrs. West family of Battle Creek spent Sat3ones 49 No. 5 Ryan 6.4 nnd two children. Philip and Sally, urday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. niills: No. 6 Brew 4 mills; No. 7 Fill- all of Dowagiac. • IJ.'SKh H.M.1 Milo Ladles Aid met at PrairieLaFeyette Usborne and Mr. and Mrs ,nore 6 4 No. io Peasant Hill ..------ — j 6 4 ..... mils; — Nif- 11 — Fr. -----Irving village wtar ^C.lZr'|.rr*wr**tiun* Ura'/’lU Henry Wiflkams. -- --------- vile Park for the July meeting which Mr. and Mrs.-Eugene Nichols spent 6 4 mUls; No 12 FT. Little Brick 6.4 was postponed from last week Wed­ Mrrrt«»,|i..n< Huf4u . r < hiI S.-n nesday. After a good picnic dinner. Tr««l»s Itorrau. 1l<.« T. e.rr llan> Friday in Lansing. . mills. Callers at Mr. and Mrs, Walter JOHNSTOWN—Township tax al- Miss Nina Fenfter. president., called MkS W.r.tr.1 I.. t,L.- ..... ,.f meeting for a \ short Culbert's >V, for mm this week wriv. were. mi Mr. aou and located mills. — School district . ...............2 .......... ------ -------- — • taxes thc — ------- - to — order --------—---l.l.r<-t>..| l.a-mr.. >» th. ..i. „f . Pure, Rich, Evaporated Mrs. Rupert Carrothcrs and daugh- allocated as follows: No. 1 King 6.4' business session. Over five dollars < •f"-h >-r<-lur|. 1. Il.rri «.< ter Audrev. Mr. and Mrs. Harold mills; No 2 Fr Monroe 4 mills; No 3 was realised for the day and'a fine • >ou J-.r.ur.. «r.|U«IHiKi • .th < Baines and son Kenneth and Mr. f*- Pnrk*r 6 4 mills: No.-4 Fr. ste- time spent visiting and watching thc and Mrs Claude Brower and family vcn* 4 mills; No 5 Fr. Bristol 6 4 water sports by lhe bathers A good of Grand Rapids. mills; No. 6 Banfield 4 mills; No. 7 place to forget the oppressive heat Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Niclwls at- ,'Cuhrer 6 mills; No. 8 FT. Pick 4.91 of i he day. tended o picnic nt Jo-io Gardens mills; No 9 Bullis 6.4 mills; No. 11) Several from this neighborhood acteed to told th* rapture Paik on Wednesday Burroughs 6.4 mills. ;attended Uie burial of Chas Onrrctt 3 small cans 10c --------- »------------------------------------- MAPLE GROVE—Township tax‘of Augusta at Prairieville cemetery it.■■ allocated 2 2 mills. School district Friday. Charlie moved with his parrrsr ITS xvr>rrrsxsrrr-r> ,axrs “■located ns follows: No. J Fr lents to this neighborhood a lad of All Prices Subject to Quailtrjrfl 4 mills; No. 2 Maple Jive years, and lived for many years Control". Nothing else like ------------------------------------------ Grove Center 6 mills; No. 2 Fr. Mayo (until he readied manhood and nur­ Michigan 3- Sales Tax it- We are exclusive repre--------------------------------------------------------- 4 mills; No 3 FT Moore 62 mills; Iried a neighbor s daughter. Pearle first methodist EPiicoFAi. No. 4 Fr. Dunhnm 4 8 mills; No. 5'Storr. who with two sons nndthree CHURCH. Norton 4 mills; No. fl McKelvey 4 8 daughters, one sister. Mrs. Minn The Prescription Drag Store mills; No. 7 FT. Branch 82 mills; |1 Mills, a>uu>. are ntv left *c.w to mourn. iuwu> Our w»». deep...... est sympathy No 8 Belgh 5 9 mills * ‘is extended to these HAtrmas MICHIGAN ORANGEVILLE-Township tax dear friends in their hours of sorrow. allocated one mill. School district |1 Mrs. Wilcox .returned from Has­ taxes allocated as follows: No. 2 1tings Thursday and la now spending Fulk 5 8 mills; No. 3 Orangeville vil- some time at the cottage at Wall L' WISCONSIN FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Inge 7.4 mills; No. 4 Blake 7.4 mills; Ilake. Sunday Mr- and Mrs Bradfield High Quality White Leghorn. No 5 FT. Gun lake 4 mills; No. 6 Fn V Ir^rAjrA FULL CREAM Barred Rock and R. I. Red Pul­ Joimcock 6.4 mills. iand Jack spent the day with their lets, Range Raised on own plant. PRAIRIEVILLE - Township tax imother at the lake. Sunday Mrs. Bellinger and fam-. allocated 17 mills. School district GETTY'S HATCHERY AND had for guests friends from De­ taxes allocated as follows: No. 2 Mi Uy I POULTRY FARM •‘BEST YET” lo 4 8 mills; No 3 Fr. Prairieville itroit. We Deliver Middleville. Mich. All PurpoHe BOWEXB MILLS CHUlCn. Those who attended Farmers' Day 1 village 6.7 mills; Nb 4 Fr. South Pine 24*Z.-Lb. Lake 4 mills; No 7 Calkins 6 7 mills; iat Lansing from here Friday were. GUARANTEED Sack No. 8 Fr. North Pine lake 32 mills; :Mtl Hattie Bellinger end son. Mr. No. 10 Fr. Cressey 5.7 tnllls. i and Mrs. Warren Bejllnger and Vir­ church or cubist, coats obovb. I RUTLANU—Township tax allo- Iginia. and E. C. Towne. Joseph McClurkln. Jr., from Has­ cated 2 mills. School district-taxes allocated as follows: No 1 Al-Gon- 1tings spent the week end with his souBtEAtnav Mr and Mrp. J. McClurkln. Quin lake (J 4 .mills; No. 2 Wilcax people. | c— • 6 4 mills; No 3 Chidester 6.4 mill< iand family. Louis and Miss Lena Dunn of No. 4 Tanner 6 4 mills; No. 5 FT Otis 6 4 mills: No fl Edger 6 4 mills; •Galesburg and sister. Mrs. Ed. Triskett. of Augusta called on their OU .“'v.,”T Yeckley 6.4 mills. ।uncle. Mr. and Mrs H J. Flower. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHUBCH >’ HuUngi. Mrtr.il 1’r.tr .rF.ll. YANKEE SPRINGS - Townsldp ISunday afternoon. E. M. Cadwallad. a«*rturt. Pattar 401 E. Stale Ro» (ax allocated at 22 mills. School dis- 'cr of Rom was a caller also at the Was ii.i* v. u.. i.. f.„ ..ufJ home Sunday afternoon. trict taxes allocated as follows: No. Flower i M fall .l„.w. St’..* I k- r.tll, »„.( |.r ' 1 Fr. Gates 6 2 mills; No. 3 Fr. Yan­ BARRY COUNTY REPUB kee Springs 6.2 mills; No. 4 FT. Rob­ LICAN CONVENTION. Lb. Cooking or Table Use < s>; H SVIU. u .It ....t, f,.r bins 2 mills; No. 8 Fr. Ritchie 4 AT HASTINGS. TIIURBDAY. SEPT. •miite; No 10 Fr. Klingensmith 4 ■ -.1... M ./.t' *7 ,, 4' ra‘i "... 0 It,.)., ,1 th. II...,,,,. . mills. ll.'.k - r r .-.I .f. \ - | BARRY TWP —Barry township was allocated a township tax of two mills. Two-school districts cover thc LyBarker Haatinga. Mich. entire territory in the township. To the Barry Township School located i T*’li '*•"* '*• 1l*rr» at Delton the board allocated 64 mill*. To the Barry township terri­ tory within the Kt Hogg district, HASTINGS MARKETS where the school Is situated over the line In Kalamazoo county, the allo­ HASTINGS CITT MISSION. cution was 6 4 mills. THORNAPPLE — Thomapple powder township comprises one township school district. The township Itself ARGO was allocated a tax of 1.5 mills. The township sciwoi tax' allocated was .00-lb. 6.1 mills. > C»u WOODLAND TOWNSHIP. — Thc 100-lb. township was allocated a tax of 13 BELL B mills The consolidated sciiool In the township was allocated 6 15 mills The possible allocation was 7 mills ST JOHN S LUTHERAN MISSION in this county, but the Woodland district included one district over the line in Sunfield township and in that township the allocation left EMMANUEL CHURCH. for sctKxils was only 6 15 mills. The (EPISCOPAL) * law states that the tax for the en­ tire district cannot be higher than C»SU» *•-( Bm»L 91.70. • • Hje tax in any part of the territory ■ included in the district. . Fft EE PORT VILLAGE— The a-r.ui f.’ St 70 Ail school in Freeport village needs Ck -k t^i 1.t <> > to »7 ?S k more money than the board could CrMSU «orx. li.iu i>»r c»t . allocate. On the Barry coifnty side (Altn or THANKS LICAN STATE CONVENTION there, was available 63 mills but the MOTXCE TO CBEDITOBB. BAPTIST CHUBCH. - MICH . SEPT 27. 193*. I .'Kent part of the village the only al­ J Adcock. Mlnl'Ui location pavible was 5.7 so tha’ the county tax commission could not make the tax higher than that fig­ ure—5.7 mills. It Is hoped that In the case of Woodland and Freeport com­ THVRSHAV. KEPT. promises will be made so that the two districts can get a larger allo- ' cation NASHVILLE VILLAGE SCHOOL ■ —there was allocated lo the Nash­ H*i<ahliraa Sial, ville village school 61 mills, which was what the district asked tor. CITY OF HASTINGS SCHOOLS "Always try to put yourself in the —Tlie city of Hastings will have to tother fellow's place." says a clergy-, pay the same proportion of county rman We wouldn't advise anyone loNOTICE TO CREDITORS and state taxes as follows: County .try this one in a theater queue. 5.8 mills; state 8 mills. This leaves rD A KH-'C DDrAF'D A tea ,or aUoc»t‘on for the »upport of thc ' NOTICB TO CBBDITOBS. rKUtjKAMj ■ schools of this city 83 mills, which i NORTHEAST CARLTON. ~ was the best lhe comm could do. It •Old Elliott and Ardis Allerding will take nearly 4 mills more in or, married July 20 In Indiana. MAPLE LEAF OBANOE. " der to meet the debt service for the ur.K s*±ssi ow.*"****™ dlstiict. It will be necessary to pay * >iec |.ri><ra:». Mr- and Mrs. Kesler of Hastings Interest on $145300 outstanding , school bonds and retire $9,000 of the < - ..h.., principal this yeat. so that the ‘ Lyle Lydy and friend, M1M Ains­ i»ra». Michican R«»k in an school tax of the city will probably : worth. of Lansing spent Thursday Axriraltwai proj.riwa-Hiram be a little above 13 mills, which U ; 1 evening with his parents. Mr. and Mlifcathma of a THrifty Frrmm rauc*l b*10* what it used to be. " Mrs Scott Lydy. nil .1 Il u a Ion I '■ | Mr. and Mrs. Claud Thomas of r yioM ' Regret for the mistakes of yester- <i Kalamaioo were on our streets Sun■mil.. MD4>>ebH. raka aa4 day mutt not blind US to the tasks * Au»n0 Flask. Lwtarrr. |of today. - WANTS . - . I ■ TER MAINS NECESSARY „ , mission Ends ‘the WaU - - job - Player Piano Our Service CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. »““r Is Your Complexion JTc' Blotchy and Pimply?, < New And Used Auto Parts We Buy Veal Calvei, Cattle and Hogs WRECKING '28 Model “A” Ford I FeldpaUBch Market MILK DAIRY BELT 3™-l 7C Fitting Service THE CHURCHES SUGAR —- 10 54c 15c 90c FLOUR FOR SALE Reese's Apple Butter Post's Bran Flakes Shredded Wheat Kre-Mel Dessert 3 Instant Relief CORN REMOVE .... 17c 14c 12c 10c Marshmallows “ 14c Larsen's “ 3 25c Spaghetti ““ 10c Sardines 4 15c OLEO SURESET PEAS 10c 4 -17C PURITY NUT 29C Prescription Drug Store EARLY JUNE NEW PACK Calumet Corn Starch Baker’s Cocoa Tomato Soup Corn Kidney Beans 25c 7c 20c ^2Sc 12c 10c Can J OC SPECIAL LOW PRICES • Chick Feed $1.73 • Laying Maah $1.73 • Growing Mash $1.75 • Scratch Feed $1.57 OATS 6 25c SOAP cHqP? 5p-d25c P .-j G SOAP 5 2? 19c IN BULK CARDS of THANKS FRUITS.AND VEGETABLES Fresh Daily! Vinegar 23c Pickling Spice “ 30c Satina “H 5c Gold Dust Cleanser 5c Northern Tissue 4 «»• 25c 'I. C. THOMAS STORES “Every Day Low Price* ’ ’ 128 Weit State Street �Wednesday, August 1, 1934 *e Beautiful THE HASTINGS BANNER Piano Upright Piano luU»R wiu willing to take payment*. iljr Detroit, Mich. ^mplexion d Pimply?, ion Is dull, mud• clogged bowels wlsonfliw wastes es and bad akin. Druggist—Adv. eal Calves, id Hogs II SOCIETY WOULD BE A LOT SAFER If There Were No Parole Board to Free Convict* Soon After Conviction Dillinger’s brief flash in the crim­ inal world is only another demon­ stration that crime does not pay. torious outlaw, Jesse James, most emphatically, said the same thing before a Hastings audience a num­ ber of years ago. when he appeared here on the Chautauqua platform. Prank James spoke from experience, too. because he was a member of the notorious “James gang," and took part In many crimes. It was only 14 months ago that Dillinger was paroled from prison. In this 14 montlu of freedom he has been responsible directly and Indirectly for the killing of several men and the robbery of several banks. Tlie only way ho could re You Sell h Market PHONE 2272 I ,, A. mw oimm of iwi spend the money was in riotous llv______________ , DUCK HUNTING SEA­ Ing among underworld characters, machines do not care to risk the i who at beat-are these can SON IS CHANGED WHO Hi ont are faithless IBIUUCM friends, iricims,,(dangers uangers of 01 a race, uicac cars will win be* uc — one of whom probably betrayed him. placed In a separate group. The ------------In the pockets of his bullet-rid- ^drivers will be asked to duplicate the I scufiai federal and auu State Authorinusus dled body was found $7*0. As tuck* i motoring costumes of years ago os I ’ tie* Name Time and as he was to avoid the officers fur closely tp> possible, and a scries of | 14 mdnttu. hi* end is proof of two maneuvers will be outlined for them, Bag Limit things, first, Uiat crime does not I The driver turning Id the finest per­ Further information has been pay; second that any parole tystejn formance will be awarded the passed out from federal and state that frees criminals, so they may championship again prey on society. Is a farce | Ancient vehicles already have been authorities with reference to duck and should be done away with, as is j listed by Lloyd Weeks of Morley, hunting this year. It is settled that In' Don J. Berre11 of Rochester. J. F. the hunting will be permitted, from being constantly demonstrated In October 1 to January 15 each -year, Michigan as well as other states. ’ Donner of Spring Lake. I. E. Royer of McBride. James E. Neubecker of with the number of days in that time in which shooting of ducks ANCIENT AUTOMOBILES will be permitted varying from year to year, according to the abundance AT THE IONIA FAIR only to send their names, addresses, of waterfowl. ages and make of cars to B. Ward It seems probable that thirty days Beam in care of the Ionia Free Fair, Ionia. Mich.. Aug. 1.—With a ot shooting will be permitted this and instructions and tickets will be Style Driving contest for ancient year. We understand that the state automobiles In addition to the Old sent by mail. conservation authorities propose that The Congress of Daredevils, mak­ Car race scheduled as added fea­ there shall be tiiirty consecutive tures of the International Congress ing its second annual appearance in days. There are a number of op­ of Daredevil's program at tlie Ionia Ionia, will offer many new and more tions, but this seems the fairest to Free Fair rair Monday Monaay afternoon attemoon only. amy. spectacular features in addition to Free August IJ. many types ot forgotten the highlights of last year's program, the Michigan authorities, and would vehicles will be on exhibition. I Heading the new array of latent result In the fewest misunderstand­ will be Miss Mary Wiggins of Holly­ ings. ' ' I wood, the only woman in the world Hours of shooting, according to .......... . ■ shattering a solid board wall with a thc board's recommendations, would motorcycle. Miss Wiggins has extend from sunrise to sunset each doubled for every outstanding female day of the season. That is. on each star in the motion picture a'orld and day of the season. This would end has reached the absolute top of shooting for half an hour before daredevil try as far as women per­ sunrise, which was formerly per­ formers are concerned. mitted. It would also permit shoot­ Camille Renaud, daring young ing to begin al sunrise the opening Frenchman from Providence. R L. day instead of at, noon as provided also will attempt his great thriller— by previous regulations. leaping over an auto while astride a The dally bag limit, it was recom­ motorcycle. ______________ mended, should be made at twelve for ducks in the aggregate and lim­ ited toHive birds of certain species LARGE CAPACITY which need additional protection. Order COAL to Fill Your Bin! IELT porated HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY HASTINGS i FRANK SAGE PHONE 2515 10c ject to ties Tax Rrie IAl AOMISCIOH ■ inn PARK me ■ AUGUST GAS WELLS OPENED Extension of Lines From Me­ costa County to Grand Rapids Consideerd The Banner has mentioned the fact that in Mecosta county, not far from Big Rapids, is a district which has been bringing in some wonder­ ful gas wells. Already steps have been taken lo pipe the natural gas to Muskegon. The field is being ex­ amined with a view to extension to Grand Rapids, provided the geolo­ gists and other experts believe (here will be a considerable life period for this gas district. Evidences seem to multiply that the district extends over into Mont­ calm county, where a well- was brought In last week yielding 5.000,­ 000 cubic feet per day of natural gas. Another well in the same district, previously opened, produced better than 2.000.000 cubic feet per day. This showing is believed to evidence the fact that there is an extensive field, good for many years’ produc­ tion of natural gas. GOVERNMENT TO HOLD EXAMINATIONS Opportunity for Several to Meet Civil Service Re­ quirement* “ 14c “■ 25c I." 10c 1" 15c 812.000 IK PXEMIUH8 and PBIZEB In 15 DEPARTMENTS 4 BIO DAYS OF HARNESS BACES 13.000 tn Pursss HICHICAfIS r­ OUTDOOR SHOW GOVERNOR'8 CUP BACE WHDNESDAY Our Special Prices on gooo/year 1.73 1.73 1.75 1.57 SPEEDWAY TIRES 4.40-21 4.50-20 4.50- 21 4.75-19 5.00-19 5.00-20 5.00-21 5.25- 18 5.25- 20 5.25-21 (29x4.40) $4-45 (29x4.50) 4.70 (30x4.50) 4.90 (28x4.75) 5.20 (29x5.00) 5.55 (30x5.00) 5.75 (31x5.00) 5.85 (28x5.25) 6.20 (30x5.25) 6.60 6.80 (31x5.25) Tough thick cen- BuUt with Super- 23c - 30c * Sc c- 5c ■ 25c Ortnlir. Other size* in proportion. EXPERT TIRE MOUNTING. Prices subject to change without notice. Stkte tax. if any. additional. Know Why GOODYEAR TRUCK TIRES outsell any other make? Let tu show you and quote prices! BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE ROAD SERVICE—TELEPHONE itreet NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. 24A2 HASTINGS, MICH. Civil service examinations will soon be held fat the following po­ sitions: Associate meteorologist, at a salary of from $3200 to $3,800; As­ sistant meteorologist at a salary of $2,600 to $3200 a year; community worker and supervisory head and as­ sistant community worker, with sal­ aries ranging from $1,620 to $3,800 a year, in thc Indian field service. The closing date for examinations will be August 21. 1934. Information with regard to these positions can be ob­ tained from Hugo Wunderlich at the Hastings post office. He is the secre­ tary of the United States Civil Serv­ ice Board of Examiners for this county. SIX1MENDMENIS TO BE SUBMITTED Albert Rogers. Paul and Ruth Woodman of' Woodland called on Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith Tuesday. I Mra. Arthur Eifler and children of'. Battle Creek are the guests of Mrs. Lulu Shepard. ^Continued from Page One) Mrs. Henry Benson is on the sick to enact an Income tax. It would list. Merrit Wood, who is so seriously ill, is no better. Our Complete Line for PUklmg and Can­ Ing property, and would have as­ The Ritchie reunion was lield at the “ Following ning Include* '* ** * i sessments made solely on the basis the home of Mr. and Mra. Mark Nor­ of cash vaftie or income. This ris Sunday. A good attendance and I Whole Aaiw Sw* Powdered Cloves amendment would permit the legis­ a good time. Mra. D. N. Honeywell called on the lature to pass laws taxing personal Whole Clowes property and intangibles as well as latter's mother. Mra. Bertha Arndt, Whole Allspice real estate. A similar proposal and other relatives at Dowagiac Sunday. was defeated In the last legislature Cassia Buda Mary Jane Smith returned Tues­ Whol. BUtk P^yor and an Income tax has been reject­ Caraway Seed* ed tliree times by the voters ot this day from Lansing where she visited state. However, we feel that if the relatives. Powd. Capsicum Saturday sixteen of the friends of amendment were simply to provide Capsicum Pod* Curry Powder an Income tax it ought to be fav­ Mrs. James Boulter surprised her. ored. There can not 111 ng fairer. It being her natal da>’- Wishes for Paprika Whol. Coriander than that method of taxation. If niany happy returns.- Were expressed. , Sunday Mrs. Blanch Stanley of KalPowdered Nutmeg a man doesn’t iiave the income he doesn't have to pay. If he has the, arnazoo and Mrs. Bert Eifler of Bat­ Dill Seed Income he can afford to pay- It is! tie creek vialted there. Leon Munger went to the UnlPowdered Cinnamon Rape Seed a pity that the income tax proposi­ tion was not submitted as a single, verslty hospital Sunday for treat­ Whole Nutmeg Whole Mace proposal, without the proposed! ment. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith took । him and on the way home visited । Stick Cinnamon . Hemp Seed changes In taxes on property. . Jrfr. Smith's brother and family at* Counties would have the right to' ^Albion. Whole Mixed Spice* home rule under a broad amend­ Friends and neighbors of Mr. and' Whole Mustard Seed ment sponsored by the Detroit Cit­ Mrs. Cecil Cappon gave them a fare-! izens League and the Michigan Mu­ well party Monday night. We are I Powdered Mustard nicipal League. It the amendment sorry to lose these people from our' Extract Lemon Blk. Mustard Seed were adopted no change would be town. made by it in lhe government of any Food color, all shade* Canary Seed county. It would give any county THREE CORNERS. the right to make a change by a Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walters and vote of the people of lhe county if SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATUR­ the majority of lhe voters so de­ family of Ionia spent Sunday at the DAY ONLY sired. The questlon'of county home home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. rule could be submitted to local Edw. Walters. Tr. Vanilla Comp. N. F., one pint Cv ways \ vunder «.««. voters In three the' Monday evening callers at the 1 lb. Powdered Mustard ______ Mra. Claude A. amendment. First, thk legislature i home of Mr? and »*.». could set up optional types of coun-, Hammond were. J. Shirley Wing of 1 lb. Dill Seed-----------------------ty government for a county-wide Ionia. Mr. and Mra. Albert Beumer vote. Second, the question could [and Judith Anne Dietrich of Has-| Detailed plans for the next sesbe submitted to local voters on a tings. completed dally and aomc pleasant ta'o-thlrds vote of the county aboard I Mr. and Mrs. Clement F. Bisson | surprises await the lucky boys who of supervisors. Third, lhe people and family of Kalamazoo are spendmay attend this thc last section this themselves could bring a vote on- the Ing a few days with their mother. [ summer, beginning with dinner Au- question in any county through ini-! Mrs. Miranda Sluon. . tlatory petitions. If any county Mrs. Mind* Billingsley is spending adopted the amendment it could re- * few days with her cousin, Mrs. Dean W. W. Whitehouse of Albion B. A. LyBarker, Prop. Hatting*, Mich. vamp its whole system of govern-:Mary Yank, of Woodland. College will be one of the leading ment. Offices could be abolished Mr. and Mra. Nay Bump, aon speakers at the State Hi-Y Training and consolidated. The board of su- Wayne and daughters, Patricia and conference on Torch lake beginning pervtsors. However, would remain as Ellen, and Lawrence Huvcr of HasAugust 24th. a governmental body, but ita make- Ungs spent Wednesday evening with This week Thursday Is the big up would be revised. Mr and Mrs Claude A Hammond. picnic of the Hastings Parish entertalned Bunday the different The first amendment on the ballot and family. wrek wlth her J*«nta. churches at Camp Barry, with, is tlie one proposing non-partisan Mr. and Mrs Allen Malcolm and Arthur WUUtta of Hastings was games, stqnu. contests and a big elections for all Judges, from Justices Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bushong caller at the Claude A. Hammond lly at their annual reunion. dinner all planned, with Rev. C. M.' of thc supreme court down to cir- family of Hastings called at the i, ThUrlHBv afternoon Conklin master of ceremonies. > cull and county Judicial officers. .home of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Mai- h,Mne Thursday afternoon. Last Monday night was held tlie Bunday. Mr. and Mn. John Krry o< tr»- the Camp Fire girls. third Important meeting of the or­ PRAIRIEVILLE. | Junior Coleman of Grand Rapids ling called at the Edw. Walters’ home ganization of Modern Youth, who Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Mott are is spending a part of his vacation at Wednesday, are giving immediate attention to guests of Mr. and Mra. John Dorter the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. I Mm, James P. Hammond and Mra. the matter of prohibition. and other relatives. They all spent and Mrs. Edw. Walters |teo Hammond of Detroit, who had----------------------------------------------Can any time in tlie past reveal a! Sunday at Al-Gon-Quln lake.| Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Bump of been visiting relatives the post week Saturday afternoon In the Uni more needy one for the practice of‘ Mr. and Mrs. George Woods, Hastings were the guests of Mr. and relumed home Friday. cemetery. Mra. Shoup who wa* that part of the Golden Rule where. Elizabeth and John were in Hastings Mrs. Clarence Bisson over the week I ----------- -- -— -’•* -t- •*“ “-1-* -* —■ it says “Love Thy Neighbor as Thy­ Monday on business. LACEY. I residents U end. self?” Read the article in the Jtiy. Roscoe Bloss and sister of Allegan 1 Mrs. Al Stuery of Lansing spent1 Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Oortright two weeks. issue of the Christian Herald <»• Stanley High, on •'Justice and Hon­ esty, Love.” George Bauer of Hastings will be with us at Camp Barry and show us the fine art of fencing, also live with us and help the campers in having the best -time of their lives. Any older boys wanting to get into condi­ tion for football should sign up far the eight days and play Knobbles with us. It will do the conditioning for you Y. M. C. A. ITEMS PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE SOUTH SHULTZ. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peake. Mr. and Mra. Theodore Pranshka and son. Dorr, and daughter. Isadorc. and Lowell Whittemore attended tlie Thomas reunion at Vermont­ ville Sunday. Miss Lorraine Bonneville is visit­ ing relatives in Battle Creek this SUNDAY IN YANKEE SPRINGS. week. Mra. Ida Carpenter pleasantly en­ I hear bells. tertained the Brush Ridge Cemetery Tolling; and far in the distance Circle Thursday, twenty-three being I He beneath a green pine present The next meeting will be And look up through its castle at Head lake with picnic dinner. greenness. The Shultz Community Club will have their next meeting at John very quietly. Hine's cottage at Long lake. Pot Bees swarm in the warm air. seek- luck dinner. All are invited. . Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Hallock of And a hawk calls out sharply once Battle Creek spent lhe week end at and is silent. their cottage here. Around me acres and acres ot land. Mr. and Mra. Harry Mlsener of Rome fields set with orchards Kalamazoo are entertaining hte slsWith the scent of ripening apples: ter. Miss Laura Misener. of Long­ blown from them. mont. Colo., for a month. Fields sloping and vine clad. Miss Edna Hine of Lansing vis­ A white road around a lake ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John And the trail ends. Hines over the week end. The horizon is partly blue moun­ Clinton Hom visited his mother. tains Mrs. Oda Murray, of Nashville, the Simmering In sun light last of the week arid they attended And party green wooded hills. A Century of Progress in Chicago Clouds heap themselves in effortless1 Sunday. sculptures. . The Shultz school picnic was not At the edge of the sky. , / as well attended this year as usual, Laid to rest I hear bells.’ only sixty-six being present. Some —Dora Calms. were there from Lansing. Battle Creek. Kalamazoo. Nashville, WayCOATS GROVE. Mr. and Mra. H. A. Woodman and। land. Hastings and Hickory Comers. daughter Marian, Gillmore Dustman. AU had a good time and hope to of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. meet again next year at the same Lloyd Fisher And daughter Ethelj date. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hamilton visited Sunday at E. 8. Thompson's. Spnday evening. August S. Rev. of Lansing spent the week end with Ames and his male chorus of Lan­; their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert , Craven. sing will furnish the program for a Charles Wallace of Rutland spent special service at the church. Mr. and Mrs. E- G. Smith spent. Saturday night with hte grandpar­ ents. Mr. and Mra. C. Kenyon. Sunday in Chicago. Starling Modrack and famUy of Mrs. Bessie Woodmap. has beent suffering from Infection In her. Battle Creek spent the week end hand the past week. It la better at> with Mr. and Mra. J. W. Tedrow. Ernest Peake and family are Ulla writing. , spending some time on their farm ice cream social Friday night, Aug­. at Douds Comers. ust 3. in the church basement. Ev­ eryone invited. Mr. and Mra. Russell Demond spent Monday in Lansing. Mias Bernardino Demond from Assyria is spending this week with her aunt. Pearl Demond. Junior re­ turned home Sunday after visiting Prizes will be given for the best bouquet and best basket of flowers Friday night at the lee cream social. Mr/and Mra. Paul Thompson and family of Battle creek visited rela­ tives in Ooote Grove Bunday. “SPICE” rODVNX. Bernard Caln of New York vis­ ited his parents Sunday. The community was shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of Chet Beach. The family have the sympathy of all in their lou. Mrs. Gerald Smith, who had an appendicitis operation at Pennock hospital, has returned home and is gaining nicely. Luther and Charles Loelir visited relatives In Ohio last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown and Juanita spent Sunday with Ernie Johncock's of Orangeville. Two agencies that increase living expenses are a depreciated dollar Naahvllte visitors Monday. and a charge account. This money” business It is a pretty well established fact that "Money" is of little value just to have and to hold. It is valuable because it may be exchanged for the necessities, comforts and pleasures of life. However, it is sensible business to have some "Money" on hand so one may be assured of these things when days of sickness or mis­ fortune happen along. There is no better place to have money laid away, within convenient reach, than in a SAVINGS ACCOUNT in this bank. It may be drawn when desired . - . . It earns interest while on deposit. . . All Deposits Are Insured up to $5000 (Through the Federal Deposit /neurance Corporation) This bank has nearly a half century of successful experience in this "Money" business, and can look back with pride and satisfac­ tion to its years of service to patrons and community. We will appreciate your patronage and do our beat to render you a real service. HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 - Capital $150,000 - HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS HANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1914 bond of special ecutor filed. letters testamentary is­ is an aocomplUhcd musician. Mr »nd Mrs. John Adams, Mra. 'ryn McBain. Winifred McBain. Mrs THE CROSSROADS, letters of special Admr. sued. order limiting settlement en­ John Wotring of Cleveland «p«nt near. Smyrna. Blanche Alchaxdi Richards and Mra. Leda .Oscar Chamberlain and Doris and and > plynn Tuttle spent a couple of COURT HOUSE NEWS issued. . tered. petition for hearing claims the week end with his parent*. Mr. Harrington attended church at the Leo Chamberlain took in the Cen- days last week visiting friends ut 1 Est. William Smith. Order lo filed, notice to creditors Issued. and Mra. H. D Wotring. n.niiu i. M—j-. Upy progn-a, al Chicago Bun- Wayland. •— DELTON. transfer securities entered. ESt. Ira D. Brooks. Petition for Mra. Ellsworth Duxbury. 70. passed MAkRIAGE LICENSES. *9____ John___________ Cook and__family, acoomEst. Samuel Coulthard. Order to hearing claims filed, inventory filed. away about four o'clock Bunday and son and Mra. Ella Powell of Delton friends of Charles Garrett Mrs M. M Manning of Bangor panled by Teddy Cook and family ol transfer stock certificates entered. Est. Catherine Maurer. Annual ac­ morning at the home of her daugh­ Hastings, also Mra. Myrtle Engle- at Augusta were shocked to hear of vtalted friends in Delton a part of Maniatec. attended the Ashley re­ Bellevue ... ter. Mrs. William Mater. 6 he washart of Washington stale were call- hb death lost week in lhe hospital last week. Est. Mason O. Hakes. Annual ac­ count filed. ' , union near Watson’s corners in Al. George LaPlante. Bay City at Kalamazoo, where he had under­ ESt. Benjamin F. Gaskill. Petllkxi barn In Ohio and came to Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adrianson arc legan county Sunday. count filed. Ivah Snowe. Fino lake. Ban noon. • gone an appendlcitla operation. Sev* Est- John A. Cadart- Will filed, pe- to determine helra filed, order de­ most of hey life. She was married to BUM., «lkr> U Cl»d. Budn . Mra. Ethel Pennock of Hastings eral from here attended the funeral f mJ .n Mr ‘nd Mr8- Frnnk TrT,° of tltlon for probate of will filed. *vatv- termining heirs entered. kt Augusta Friday afternoon. ESt. John H. Norris. Waiver of no­ Mr. Howard, later to Samuel Boling­ er of notice filed. tice filed, order appointing Admr. er who passed away about ten yeani visiting friends in Delton. Miss Goldie Town from the Amer­ Est Maude Albertson. Petition lor ago. She leaves, James Howard of■ Mra. Blanch* Richards and son, ican Legion hospital was home over PROBATE COURT. entered. . . authority to give deed filed, order nmzoo, Mra. Lois Fuller of Frank. . . ESt. Vojle V. Varney. Release of Morgan, Mrs. Stella Mater ot Nash­ Clair. and Mra. Berth* Adams were the week end. to give deed entered.. IqH. Mich., »d CMl OUchH.1 or: Tu,ll“ sd.. .!y *"cndM guardian filed, discharge of guard­ ville. Clyde and Fred Bolinger of Hastings shoppers Thursday afterj Admr. filed, letters testamentary b­ Mbs Kathryn McBain from the Rockford Mich. ESt. Rex Otte Leslie, et al. Petl- :ian issued. Ith® funcral of Claude Sensibu BatBattle Creek. Funeral services werei noon. ' sued, order limiting settlement en­ Uelft hospital In Battle Creek has tion for guardian filed, order ap­ held Tuesday afternoon at one Mr. Ud Mn H, r. w.rlmu) ,p.nl > — J •''*"*«" » “ >>' ld ■! Mr. and Mra. Leon Dunning are Est. AvLs A. Bugbee. Annual ac—•• — .-ra ■ i: tered. iered. petition for hearing claims pointing guardian entered, bond of —i— afternoon with Mr. and the Yankee Springs church. count of guardian filed. °.el<*S 1 hom,c lUtd 1 staying at the Bush home to care been spending several days at home I® | hied. notice- to creditors issued. Sunday recovering from a recent tonsil op- . Mr„ Johnson al Yorkvllle> Mr. I and --------------------_---------------guardian filed, letters ol guardian­ Est. Hannah Yerrington. Will filed, i°«tockz*1. 01,5 M,OI2‘n church Rev. for things while the Bushes are at­ Mrs. Orley------Smith and " E»L Est- John Norris. Petition for ship issued. .,'petition for probate of will filed. orJAllafi of-- tending camp meeting at Eaton r^OnL, ,’.__ . | Chatlea Senalba of Comstock, «| their JNMt. J£ra- Nc,VlS Ken>’°JL of . rtlUUl D*U>ng MVIAHII, of Ul Grand UlUliU Ledge Ul I Admr. filed. ESt. Luelen B. Potter. Final ac- jder ! for publication entered. 1’ ficlated. Mrs. Gad Lykiu sang. Rapids. 1 | Thc Delton I*. O. T. M. will meet1 brother of Harry and Timothy Ben- Grand Rapids, called on Fred j. Est. Jessie V. Shulta. Petition for count filed, order assigning residue I; Est. Cassius L. Glasgow. Petitionj Burial was in Barryvllle cemetery. Miss Eva Johnson has been ; Admr. filed, petition for special entered. Mrs. Fern Croas has returned Horn sick with pneumonia but is to discharge mortgage filed, orderr i Admr. filed, order appointing special |i Est. William Williams. Bond of ex- to discharge mortgage entered. her trip to New York City, with her now. Mra. Edith Barnes attended ! Est. A. V. Palmerton. Warrant andi daughter, Mrs. UiNola Fox of Kala­ union of her former Sunday School' unlay afternoon In Kalamazoo mazoo. jinventory inventory filed. iuca. The Misses "■ 1 Est. Hannah Morgan. Petition forr Thc Golden Link Sunday School class nt Kalamaaoo Sunday. Admr. filed, waiver of notice filed,• _class ___ enjoyed an orange tea. Thursorder appointing Admr. entered. d'ayy a att jj-,; lhe home ot of Miss Clir.er: Elanore bond of Admr. filed, letters of Admr. I Parrott Ils.urt.ordnltanln. BUlOT.m.nRM Brehm ol Bulna. .pent Prune Bled. r.oU»t.credd<.r.tvded. . Bupt w D W|||to, and vaanvir i« have gone to Fort collins. Colorado. •'■asiivili.*.. where he will attend summer school i Mr. and Mra. Leonard Baker of at ftn agricultural school. , Battle Creek were guests of Mr. and Rev w Tun.,.,. .,Mt“ of the Mr« Hany Johnson over the «frtBJtw'5„2|1. hid Charge of the en„ . ,. . , .. vesper service Sunday’afternoon in Kenneth Lykins of Charlotte,,^ arJ: ajll| Lygjnj san? spent the week end with Mr. and•.qvor7P,Urt.s•• Next Sunday Rev. Mra. Gail Ukins. M E H t of thc MethodL,t church Rev. and Mrs. Clinton F. Smith ft.m ba^harge of the service. of Iowa City. Iowa, came Saturday Mr and Mra o, night. Rev Smith returned home Brook Nfw j Sunday but Mra Smith will spend and MrJ ctKS. .several weeks wth her parents. Rev. srnim ,and Mra Albert Ostroth. Mr< phinip Oarllnger fell and Mm. E A. K.nn.m... n-lumrd'm^,, tolh Friday from Port Sheldon, where j she had been visiting her mother M(. ,nd M„ ,nd * ANOTHER SCOOP * | la* CHEESE Northern Tissue Ajax Soap Post Toasties > —" ->■«• «• iy 20' KF 1OC Giant Bi Kellogg's Corn Flakes Rumford Baking Powder Heinz Soups All Varieties 2 X5‘ Cow*S«Blrlo Gelatin Dessert or Jw Chocolale'P«<ldin* " X5' Lipton’s Tea'i-i8 ”■ h-iv-a. 41' RINSO - 39‘ Lux or Lifebuoy Soap 4 X5' Flavors Jello . 3 pVo- IT 1 Karo Syrup KF Bulk Green Tea W Ann Page Beans 6 X5‘ Pickles XI' Preserves t". Seminole Tissue C;L7,'4 ..... 25' All lljb, can Bluo Label Master Sweat Gherkin* PINEAPPLE qoarl N- 2m 35* Lux Flakes «>~u **••. X XI' White Corn 3 .... X5' Peas i-.d...’. L.b.i n.. 1... .... 55' Old Fashioned Cookies - 15' Beverages 3 &. X5' Fleischmann’s Yeast — 5' Mason Jars o—f. **■• by Scot Tissue 3 •1. XO' AunJus Beer kand "'"" «■. .... ’1st yukon boltla case ch<. POTATOES, Fancy Low Price CABBAGE, Home Grown Lb. 3c LEMONS, Good Size Doz. 29c ORANGES, Large, Juicy Doz. 29c Peaches Melons Bananas hJ* * ww <S 9 "N£W YORK SLICED" ■ < GuarsnteeS to Be Tender Lb. JL^(C GROUND BEEF ■ PORK LIVER sii«d ei.. Lb. 10c 2 Lb». 15c Smoked Picnics Boneless Skinless Mild Flavored ASSORTED COLD MEATS - SLICED. READY TO SERVE SLICED BACON 2 Lhe. 29c Rusofi Veal Chops LOCAL VEAL ALWAYS PORK CHOPS £-Io..t„,c« BOILING BEEF r— u>- 15c Beef Roasts NONE HIGHER c., r,.- Our”B*aq«Ml Quality" >6T> ^TOT’FS , and sister. .daughter of Green Bay. Wisconsin, Mra. Ontile fHook. andjMrs Gail are occupying Mrs Rothhaara । Lykins were m Battle Creek Thurs- ,house He‘wM| m ptano tun. i W . . 'ing and scientific astrology. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynard were ; RUe|jng and Mrs. Moore of 'called to Winehetear. Indiana by flpfnl Thur9day wlth Mra (the death of Mrs. Reynards mother, Elder I Mra. Martin Graham .nd Mni Qkn 8mlth Ma,hv,IIe and and td. Ida ■Belle left* Sunday for a two weeks’ Mbs Lucile Cobb of Battle Creek arc |ruh «rth rrutlra «t rrrmom । patients at the local hospital. They The rhe dwmenr died to ,,„a,rwrnt m,w epedirm. ‘the John Bahs farm Tuesday to put ----------- -fell fT -------Junior Slocum Sunday and out » hre lit the Arheut Mubble and broke hb arm u --------in, „„ the elbow. -He was rad Imre On s.turd.y tnomu.s b h „„ whm hu they were called to the Mrs. Minerva arm • Rotlihaar's house to extinguish a roof fire. FREEPORT. On Tuesday night Mr. nnd Mrs. i Camp meeting of the U. B Coy Brumm and family. Voyle Var- church began Monday evening at [ney. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lykitb and their camp grounds near Sunfield. son had a weiner roast at Morgan , An unusually appealing program I Park to help Voyle celebrate hLs has been worked out for this year’s | birthday. camp. j Tlie Alumni class, of which Mrs. Miss Gaytha Loomis visited from Fred Elder Ls the teacher, enjoyed Tuesday until Sunday at thc Robert a pot luck supper at Thomapple Earle home at Smyrna. Her cousin. i lake on Tuesday night. Miss Ethelyn Eiirle. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schulze nnd her home for a visit. family entertained the former’s Mr. and Mrs. William Ollhouse niece. Mrs, Harry Pearsall and three have had as their guest of lutci children of Rocky Mountain. North Miss Edna Berkey of Saline. Kan. j Carolina, from Wednesday until Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hynes ol Saturday. Millington were over night guests i Mabie Strickland, daughter of Mr. I Friday of their parents. Mr. and and Mrs. Malcolm Strickland fell । Mrs F. G. Hynes, enroute to New FriRay while playing on a bridge and York, WIICiV w,„ study music where they will jcut her head on top and on the side o( Herbert Clark of the Conscrva!i was for tin' d.xrtor to torv (,f Music , take sever*! stitches to rinse thc I Ura Claude Walton and children igash on thc .*Wc of her head. । s|M>nt the greater part of last week I Mbs Helen Brumm returned home GUn jajjc. Sunday from h-> trip to Lincoln, plans arc madP for thc an. Ncbr.. and Yellowstone Park. She nua) flower show (o lx, he)d fm , Louts Hmn<TOnilng day tn lhr Kundc returned to her work-at o St. Sunday evening. 'k hardware building. Mrs. Gail Mr. and Mrs- Clare Cole and Lightfoot is in charge of thc show family spent a few days last.week this year and it is hoped to make with relatives near Cadillac. thLs the best show yet held liere. --- --------------------.............<T Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walton call­ guests of Mrs. Leonard Reese at'cd on Mr and Mrs. Peter ZyIstra Lan-suiR Saturday--------------------------------iat t^reii Saturday evening. Callers on Rev and Mrs Albert Th<. joca) nre department wks Ostroth Sunday were. Mr and Mra cujiea oul Tuesday afternoon by a Sam Ostroth. Mrs Clarence Shaw brush fire on the farms of Jame., and Roberta. Allan and Edna Barnes and John Delaney, about Brumm and Mrs. Gall Lykins. four miieS west of town. Due lo the Mr and Mrs Luman Surine, Mr dfep Mn{l and-vdensc underbrush. nnd Mrs. Glen Steele and Vale. Mr. the fire truck cot^d n®t get near and Mrs. Orlo Ehret and Joyce cn- 1 enough to the fire (o be of any Joyed a picnic at Pine lake Sunday, j ll$c but the men who accompanied The Misses Mildred Cole. Ruth r. did their duty well and *<»n had Jordan and " * * Margaret Qlwn spent — the blazes under control. Qji Sat­ the week end at Niagara Falls. urday the department was "called Mrs. Harry Pearsall and cluldren out to help fight a grass fire near of Rocky Mountain. North Carolina. thc John Doyle farm. Again ttta Mrs. Otto Schulze. Freida and Fern__ fire___________ was extinguished by the men were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray , without the use of the truck. ScvMnhon Italan-.nnn fra| rnen from . town also helped Noban nt of Kalamo on ThllKdav Thursday Mr and Mrs Charles Betts nnd conquer a stubborn grass fire caused family were nt Gull lake Sunday. by a thrown cigarette near the Mrs. W. H. Klcinhans and grand­ home of Milton Murphy, north-of son William, who are ...pending the town one day recently. summer hi Oceana Beach. PcntwaMr. and Mrs. Victor Sbaon are ------------ .... -----. .... the proud parents of a ten pound Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dickson > daughter bom Monday morning, have gone north on a fishing trip 1 July 30. She has been named RoEdwin -Turner and Miss pna PduI.- berta Grace, son of Bessemer were gueSte of his rPv. I. H. Osgood and frieqd. Mbs parents Wednesday | Bernice Hushour of Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. Menno Wenger and md. were Sunday guesU of Mr and granddaughter Charlene spent Sun- Mrs. H. W. Gosch day with relatives jit Long lake near' Mrs. Herbert C. Jonies of Boston. Grand Rapids. Mavs., accompanied by Mrs Alice Miss Frieda Schulze was a guest of j Hale and Mrs. Geo. H. Wells of Mr. and Mra. H. D Trim and fam-. Grand Rapids, were guests of Mr. ,ily at Hastings Friday evening. and Mrs. Albert Wells Friday evoI a pretty home wedding occurred . nlng. Saturday afternoon at four o’clock Mrs. O. W. Bangs of Detroit re­ al the home of Mr. and Mra. Fred: turned to the home of her datigh• Wotring. when their eldest daugh-1 ter. Mrs. Roydrn Warner. Wediraster. Mildred, was united In marriage day after spending a few days with I to Henry Ford. Jr., son of Mr. and i her sister, Mra. P. E. Brunner j Mrs Henry Ford. Sr., of Kalamazoo. I Mrs. Harry Lane of Edmore spent [The bridal couple were unattended, last week here with Mra. Leon They stood before a green bowolHowk. J with flowers and tapers on each, Wr are informed that Mr. and [side. The ceremony was performed Mrs. Chum Wolcot Mve purchased b'v lhe Rev. M E- Hoyt Mrs Hoyt | a restaurant at Charlotte and took played the wedding march and Miss posseraion August 1. Marjorie Hoyt played "Romailrc* ; Rex =•--------of • »* —---------Exrjer Lakeview, accom­ nnd "Because" on the violin, and panied by two grandchildren, greet­ during the ceremony she-pl»*'l 'Tryved friends here Wednesday. softy ~L Love You Truly." The An aeroplan* tireled low over bride’s gown was flesh pihk satin th* village several, times Monday : with a train effect, she carried talis­ evening and then landed in Moore’s man roses and swansonla. There field Just west of the U. B. church. were 30 guests present. A reception [was Held Immediately, followed by a birds are not very common here. high tea They left on a short east­ Mr. and Mra. P. E. Brunner and ern trip. Mrs. Ford wore a blue and Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Endres were ■ white crepe suit- with blue acces­ Hastings visitors Friday afternoon. sor!. They will make their home in We forgot to mention in our last \ Kalamazoo where Mr. F^rd is con­ week’s letter that A. D. Shepherd, nected with Frost. Prost and Ford, who noy liyss in Ohio and who for attorneys. He is a graduate of the many years wa$ in lhe hardware University of Michigan. Mrs. Fond business here, greeted lhe few wiio graduated from Nashville High remain of his old friends and asso­ He was school tn 1926 also from Western ciates here on Thursday State Teachers' college and has been a successful teacher in the Wyan­ dotte schools the past five yean. She Rev. F. Loomis spent Monday aft- WE HAVE SUCCEEDED in securing a very limited supply of SPECIAL, 6 CUBIC-FOOT FRIGIDAIRES FORMAL PRISE FOR TRIS SIZE AMO eUALITY IEFRIOERRTOB 5206— OUR SPECIAL PRICE FEATURES OF THIS SPECIAL. Ill COIIC FOOT FIIIIMIIE glklo from the freeacr Again we’ve turned a retailing “hand­ spring!” We have succeeded in getting front the factory a limited number of Special Frigidaircs which we arc offer ing at thin remarkably special price . . the biggest value we’ve ever been privi kged to offer, in a genuine* brand-new Frigid aire! Big, handsome fellows—these special Frigidaircs. 6 cubic foot capacity . .. 10.9 square feet of shelf space . . . Life­ time Porcelain Interior . . . genuine Dulux .exterior! Ahd convenient! • • • automatic ice tray release ... auto­ matic reset defrosting . . .'extra space for tall bottles—and many more fine Frigidairc features! • x. ’ You’ll probdbly never have a chance like this again. But you’ll have to seize PECIAL I treating— it turn* Itdefmating is completed 1 3. Famous Frigidair Cold Control. 4. Fast freezing and hlg ice-making capacity ... fi2 full-alxrd Ice cube* 6. Sparkling, genuine, l>akcd-oil>atecl Dulux fin Uh FIIIID1IH MODEL IL-MJ your chance quickly—for we hare only a few of these special Frigidairca at this special price. Come in—right away—and get yours! ■ •white! Hi ___ ON ANY MODEL AS LITTLE AS DOWN TO PAY �THB HASTING* BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AVGUST 1, MM 'Homemakers Corner PLOW POINTS for that Fall Plowing Just received a shipment of Gale, Banner, Moore, Syracuse, Peerless, Oliver and International points. Make thia your headquarters for PLOW REPAIRS, By Hotne Economics Specialists Michigan State College Hol weather Is s good reminder I that fruit juices canned now will 1 provide cool, refreshing drinks next \ year at this time should the thcrImometer attempt to break more rec­ ords. ■ * I Sugar syrup, made by boiling 1 equal quantities of sugar and water. । together for about five minutes, is 1 suggested by home economics ex­ I tension specialists of Michigan State College, to blend more read Uy with cold liquid. | If there are no fruit Juiees on of Gobles. Bunday. They Lansing called on friends tn Wood­ _____ Mr. Ruell much improved land Sunday. from hla recent Ulnem and planning to cotne home in a week. tings spent last week with Mr. snd Mrs. Wm. McKnlght and children, Mrs. Ralph Leffler. Miss Dorothy Smith ot Hastings. Janet and Billy, of Wilmette, DI., spent Monday with Dr. and Mrs. Irvin Hoover and Bobby Quigg of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs.' R. O. Ftnnle. Ralph Rise and family and Mias MIm Loulxe Cook visited friends 'Genevieve Hoover of Woodland in Portland laxt week. । were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Roy Patton of Hastings called on Raymond Faul. Mr. and Mn. Wm. Flory Bunday. HINDS CORNERS. Thc Woodland Independent base­ ball team are playing thc Parisian Dry Cleaners' team in Grand Rap­ their granddaughter. Marie, and Ma­ ids Monday evening. son Newton of Delton called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Spitxley of Mrs. Clara Brown Saturday eve­ Portland were Sunday guests of ning. Mr. _________________________ and Mrs. Chas. Cook. Mr. and Mra. C. N. Tobias and Mra. Elmer Flory and daughter. U»Ue granddaughter, Marian, spent Edna, of Hastings called on Mr. and Saturday in Kalamazoo with their *we - ...... M___ «> -x. H.nwNlar k< r anU Mrw lien. THE FUST miltl CROPS SHO CONDUCTED BY NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS milk to.krej»uk .m Wwreim. »»>» °*PI°yd ™*“-<tva good — —..r the Youmr Mr Mra ,nd Young Peonies People’s conference of I malted milks. A egg »beater at—Manland a IUKU1K mixing bowl, in or a ■VICW-IV). screw-top the ■UlU K ---- Pree - ---- Methodist ---------- - -church — ---------—sons and Miss Agnes Burroughs and glass jar easily takes the place of tun Thursday and Friday of this Mn. Vida Phillips of Hastings spent ] lhe soda fountain mixer for a ahak- week. r, >, v n__ A ।_ „ .- - - _ Mnj OrphB Van Huesen and Mn. Sunday with Miss Susie Phillips. , Mary Bishop and Margaret Moore I A chilled coflee milk drink will1 Alta Alien of Kalamazoo spent the spent Wednesday in Battle Creek. ihclp one to forget the soaring tem- *<*k end with Rev. and Mn. Fay 1 Mr. and Mrs Glen Davidson of peralure. It may be made by flav-iC. Wtng. Kalamazoo visited her aunt, Mr. and ; oring a milk ahake with coffee ayrMr and Mrs Vane Wotring at-f ' Mn. Russell Phillips. Friday after- ’ THE NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS proposes to conduct a (up. of combining iced coflee nee and SHU tended wimea the wedding wruumg of ua the wav former avaaiHu ’so r , iced milk. li*lf and half. Ixd ~ ” M.J'dred »■? tadMr.. Md Ite Burrell Phillip, and crops show this year for the farmers and people of Barry county. Flour,'Feed. Coal, Cement, Lime, Brick, Tile Fann Implements coa with ice cream oating in it U'a Mr Henry Ford. Jr., of Kalamazoo Mr. and Mn. Keet Tobias and chil­ ' good example of milk oat. | at the home of Mr. and Mn. F. M. dren visited the former’s daughter. The purpose of this show will be entirely educational. No one i A particularly nourishing bever- Wotring of Nashville Friday after­ (Oertrude. at Kellogg's camp. Pine outside of Barry county will be allowed to compete, and exhibitors must age is an cgu milk drink, or “egg- ■ noon. lake. Sunday. ' , I nog" as it is frequently called. Beat Mn. Ernest Shomo and DonI Mr. and Mn. Orson Tobias and certify that they grew the crops offered in competition. 'an egg until light, add syrup, beat Shonto left Sunday for Bay View, children tf Ann Arbor spent last where spend again, add lhe milk and flavoring -------•*”they ---------will *’’ — ”■* ’ n few days week with his parents. Mr. and Mn. When the crops are all on exhibition, we will obtain the assistance and shake weH. Then. odd. a spoon- as guests of Mrs. Stata Hilbert W. O. Tobias, and other relatives. Mrs. L. G Bawdy of Lansing call­ of competent persons from the Michigan State College to act aa judges. union held *t Willard Park. Goguac ,'1’ *’hll>I*d cream J tut before SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. ed on Mrs. Rena Culler Friday aft­ . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and chll-1 serving. dren spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Myra Firstcr and Robert Al- lake on Sunday. ernoon. Much stress will be placed upon the proper crop types and varieties a n. Smith and Mn. Annette P“renU' Mr and W. O. ToMyra Pinter was at the cherry WOODLAND. toft went lo Jackson on Thursday. suitable for Barry county's fertile soil. Mr. aud Mrs. Milan Trumbo and Riser of Cgyington. Ohio, left Tuch-;Dl“ Thc latter will stay for a longer visit orchards hear Northport from Sun­ dav after a few davs* visit with Mr ' Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias spent day until Wednesday. Mrs. Ward Plants and daughter, Mary Stuta was in Ann Arbor This exhibition of farm products such as grams, vegetables, fruits, .nrt Mrs J i Smith Sunday afternoon with her brother. Beverly, called on Mr and Mrs. Mre Lloyd Towms and daughter.' Mr. and Mn. Frank Newtpn. in Tuesday. etc., will be conducted in our banking bouse in the City of Hastings, We always like those people who Clyde Ruell at the home ot Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bayne and circle Ruell'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Marilyn, spent the latter part of Flora. Wood attended the Wind re­ are kind to dogs and horses. during the week of November 5, 1934. the week with the former s mother.. ^h* Jreek Clrele Mrs. Lydia Pleknor, of Bunfleld. . Suitable cash premiums will be provided. 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes Mr. ana and nirs. Mn. win Ezra ucu Dell and!ln H“llnW August », for q alterK.r. «uu daughter. Joyce, of Sunfield called. Mr will be awarded to the exhibitors. A complete premium list has been on Mr. and Mrs. John Dell, who are I _,M d .pending toe week .t toe Hilbert! Mra. btell Henderahcrt In Krtemeprepared and printed with full instructions regarding the exhibition. cottage at Saddlebag lake 200 *nd spent from SatThis may appear to be a new departure in banking, but it is m line Mr Uvid Branson and Mr. and “» »>U Mr». John Brenton end deugbta '“'J!1'. Vlcktourg xnd gtthe ---------------------Skidmore reunion. and Mra. Dan Hauler >pd children tended "" who are interested in this bank are also much interested in the sucrase rrnI1 r Gerald Haynes siwnl last week In of Saranac and Mr. and Mrs. Frank pUtoay'Tna liStan" c‘ ot omul‘ |8cwl Bre,1‘ Peabody and ”children and welfare of agriculture in Barry county, hence we are sponsoring thb Lodge nnd Ml^ea Carrie and Jen-' ,,ri'ld „ ,, movement and are satisfied that it will prove highly profitable to Barry nlo KUpalrlck ot Woodland spent! “““ n“'l<'1 «' H“"n« U.e .lay .IU> Mrs. Wesley Meters' county. aim helped her celebrate her 80th I ¥ y r* .... . " birthday. .-day night and Sunday they held a Call and get a premium book so that in the production of your 1 family rcuhion at Acker's Point. Mr. and Mrs. P. Pratt and Mbs crops this summer you may select the choice products, enter them in our Beatrice Pratt were guests at thc Those who attended were. Mr. and home of Clyde Van Wie ot South Mrs. S<x>tt Bechtel ^nd family, Mr. and Mn. Robert Bechtel and famWoodland Sunday. Uy.-Mrs. Edith Bechtel and daugh- ■ Mrs. C. B. Benham ot Hastings ter. Tessle. all of Hastings, and Mr. visited Mr. and Mrs. Karl Paul from nnd Mrs Ronald Haynes and famFriday until Monday. Ur... up . UP... i» 14,000 Uy. Margery England is somewhat im­ fed above sea-level! Skirting yawning Junior Wcycrman spent last week proved from her recent illness. rhaarns. tearing around 181 treacherous Hastings with his aunt. Mrs. Geo. ’ Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert spent In Crakes, and family x —J ' turns al breath-taking speeds, daredevil the aeek end with Mrs. Lawrence Bertha June Bechtel of Hastings drivers Tight their way up, grinding, Christian at tlie Christian collage spent last week with her aunt, Mrs. at Wall lake. Mrs. Hilbert remained pounding, swaying! In the annual Haynes, and family. with Mrs. Christian for a Iwo weeks' Konald Pike’s Peek Race, where ■ slip means J Mrs. Allen Bishop and baby spent death, Firestone High Speed Tires were Mrs. Ve'rlin Murphy and Miss Friday and Saturday with Mra. on the winning ear. Surely thia la the Clyta Wise were Joint hostesses Sat­ Frank Slocum tn Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanders and most amazing proof ever known of urday evening at a miscellaneous shower at the home of thc former, family of Hastings visited Mr. and Exira Traction—Non-Skid Safety—and Quigg of Kalamaaoo were Sunday'the Century of Progress, a few days Putts Thursday evening. complimenting the approaching Mrs. Allen Bishop Sunday. Dependability I Mra. Phenla Wilkinson of Kala­ guests at Clifton Campbell's. last week. Francis Haight and marriage of Mus Beatrice Pratt and Mra. Walter Ogoen was a week end Home Acres spent Saturday Orville J. Van Wie. Games and a mazoo spent Saturday night and ! Kenneth. Howard and Ward BerThe pew Firestone High Speed Sunday with Mra. Alf. Bishop and ] nent, made mock wedding formed the amuse­ ...ids a trip to Zetland Wed- visitor at Guy McNee's and attend­ Eugene Haight's Tires for 1934 liave the toughest, ment of the evening, after whtth family. ] nesday with Lloyd Dundas. ' ed the McNee reunion al Caledonia McNee reunion. longest wearing tread Firestone has Vera and Vesta Golden are spend­ : *♦*----------------1 Pork Sunday. refreshments ot ice cream and cake ever made. They have a wider tread of were served Tire young couple were ing- the week with Mrs. Fred Bug­ CLAY HILLS. Oscar Sherk and wlfejpf the North The good parties are the .■ flatter contour, deeper non-skid, more the recipients of several useful and bee In Baltimore. Frank Harris and wife attended County Line, were callers at Leun lovely gifts Out of town guests and tougher rubber, giving you more DOWLING. were Miss Doris Perkins and Homer Don't forget that ice cream and j than 5(1% longer non-skid mileage. McAllister of Mulliken. Mrs. Rena Culler spent Sunday the Mike Smith home Thursday1 Every cottnn fiber inside every witli Mr. and Mrr. John Dell at the evening. August 2. Your attendance j cord is soaked and coated with Extra Hilbert cottage at Saddlebag lake. will be appreciated. Rubber — eight additional pounds About 55 young people of thc Mrs. Anna Pierce spent the week almorlxd by every 100 pounds of United Brethren church met at the end with her son, Marshal), and, cotton cords. This is Gum-Dipping, lhe social parlors of the church Friday family and left Sunday evening for, evening honoring the approaching Delton where she will assist Mrs. Firestone patented process that provides marriage of Miss Thelma South of Chester Banghart with her work. 1 extra Blowout Protection. Huntington. Ind., and Rev. Kennard w MlQ Ieoo and Mr. and Mrs. ocrBlu Gerald Tebo Sc*“,bJy ®LWe8t Woodland. After Mr an<1 Mrs Kenneth Reynolds are a short punch and wafers entertaining thfelr friends at Mid< HASTINGS MICHIGAN EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH. W/wtf ilip inca/H tfcal/if ' ' MOST AMAZING PROOF EVER KNOWN OF EXTRA TRACTION , AND NON-SKID SAFETY .. National Bank of Hastings Hastings Michigan AUCTION SALE x.1'"’ ,hm *” in camp. W. J. Leibhauser of Nash­ XMG“MJ!"w?rdB OtaT “jl' "Mrs. V" a recent guest of her cous- 0/ LONGER-NON SKID Remember — with every Fircetone Tire you Triple Guarantee , 1 M ’ • c —lor Unequaled Performance Records , l —^(4 Against AN Defects * —for 11 Months Against AH Read Haxards* \ HONOR ROLL FIRESTONE Call on the nearest Firestone Service Dealer or Service Store today and equip your car with the new Firestone High Speed Tires for 1934. FIRESTONE CENTURY PROGRESS TIRE *1 REDUCED PRIGS FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY ' a^pr 141 148 1.14 147 1.44) 2.02 2.73 »53o 4.04 432 i.% 5.08 5.60 HIGH SPEED TIRES no Miii kb sira Ufm mi ruenta TIE HTITMIIM VALIE II TIE L0W-FMCEI FIEU Tirtttoat 848 10.92 ANDRUS SERVICE The Home of SUNOCO.Gat HASTINGS MICH. TELEPHONE 2240 daughter. Phyllis, spent last week । Several'of the local baseball fans’ at their collage al Jordan lake. I. are in attendance at the Detroit-St. Mr. and Mrs. John Hauer and Louis game which takes place today I Dale Hauer spent Wednesday in1 / Mongay> at Postum field. Battle1 Jackson at the Rural Carriers' State Creek. Orlie Fisher, Harold Stan- ; convention and attended’the ban­ ton and Marshall Pierce are among quet in the evening. the Dowling enthusiasts. Miss Dorothy Hynes and a friend Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gaskill and ! from Dryden are spending family were Grand Rapids visitors | weeks at North lake. Sunday where they spent the day Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hynes and with relatives. children visited in Leonedas and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herrington Fulton Sunday. Barker Mr. Ud Mr., tao MrMll rn were and Miss .1 Violet .he M„l, “d„ attended a ptaunUr surw-tad .1 their home well late Sunder, honoring m“bM In North Woodland Thurtday me. M„. Robe„ Madder radeni newning whch about seventy-five neigh- | |yWeds 1 bora and, relative, nthered to exMr. and Mra Cynu lar.bre or land to them a <el«xne Into the Harting, .nd Mr. and Mn. Charlie community. An, enjoyable ereptog I B,lra, „„ BanMd were waa brought to a eohcluaton by the 8una, vlaux, „ a A werlman'a. aervlna ol loo cream and cake by, Tn, Hiekorr Conlc„ MUakmary Mr.. Jaaper Jordan. Mra. H L. Me- Society «'aa entertained Thurwlav Millan mid Mnwofmou. Ah.uJhX "“ucIm m‘i’. ble of gifts was presented to the ton Trafford. -newlyweds by d Rev. ... .« H. v V. Townsend. ■• Mra Jennle Oorham veiled her Mr. and Mrs. Max Hoppe and nieqe. Mrs. Maude Mott, at Hender­ children of Chelsea were guests of shott a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Hauer Friday The Cemetery Circle will meet on Thursday. August 8. for dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick ।tlie church as usaal. Everyone wel­ snd daughter. Arlene, are spending (come. two weeks at Camp Barry. Stuart lake. ' PLEASANT HILL. Mr. and Mn. Ralph Leflier and Vere Carter made a business trip Mr. and Mrs. Robert Born and chll- lb I Kalamazoo one day this week. dren attended the Nead reunion at Ed. Bedford is not so well again. the home ot Mrs. Geo. Leffler In Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bates of Woodland Sunday. 1Houghton lake. Mr. and Mra. Jay Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Border re- Bates I anff- two children ot Martan turned Friday from a visit in Cedar and i Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kermaen Falls, West Bend and Emmetsburg, were ’ Sunday guests ot Mr. ahd Mra. Iowa. MIm Winifred Border re- ISeymour Jordan malned for a visit In Chicago. Mr. and Mra. George Konzen and two children and Mrs. Arthur Clarke Ellen Jean and John Lefller and ,t„_, _____________________ — ...... j ggm, for Marilyn Miller of Chicago, who arei__s , and .two little .daughters vtdling Leffler's this summer..i the_____ Brew_ptanlb school Bunday. pienk: Bui ........ - the __ ______ — _ Mrs■ r— spending inenHInn ’ the lh. week aA»b with ujlh Miss Uli. /-'la.L. ,lvt daughters ai.nlxlAV■ will remain are Clarke and Doreen Clary of Hastings. this week visiting her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mra. Grant Ozapod and, and. Mra. R J. Wlilldms and Dale Mrs. Lynn Osgood and son. Jack, at- 'and Ruth Konzen will visit their tended the World's Fair tn Chicago. cousins. Harry and Mary Ellen WtlSundav aud took advantage of the lams. excursiotn About twenty-flve from Mra. Curtla Pierce and son of Woodland went to the fair on the'Grand Rapids visited her parents, excursion that left Woodland Sun-1 Mr. and Mra. Stephen Carter the day moriung and returned Monday past »eqk morning. i Mr. and Mrs Leeler Raymond of Mra. Lottie Carpenter Davis of (Martin and Mr and Mrs. Wm. In order to kettle the estate of Chester G. Beach, 1 will have an auction >ale at the premise, located 31-2 mile, southwest of Hasting, on Sec. 23, Rutland Twp., on M-43, on Tuesday, August 7, 1934 Commencing at one P. M. I offer the following property! LIVE STOCK. Brown mare, wt. about 1100, good Brindle cow, new milch, calf by aide. Guernsey cow. 2 heifer calves. POULTRY. 4 Pekin ducks. 5 Muscovy ducks. About 25 chickens. .FARM TOOLS AND MISC ELLA NEOUS. Mowing machine. Two-horse cultivator. Pair Belknap sleighs. Dunham land roller. Spring tooth drag. Oliver plow. 3 lumber wagons. TERMS OF SALE-CASH. for- Spring tooth cultivator Five tooth cultivator. Roil of webbing fence. 2 rolls of roofing. Pile of lumber. Set of eveners and whiffietreea. Grindstone. Extension Udder. Kerosene drum. Riding cultivator. Gale com plantar. , Gale riding plow. Brass 2 H. P. Olds gas engim. r Double work harness. F Forks, shovel*, post he Quantity of househo Majestic range. He Ford Pick-Up, nod No good. I er -wa Mrs. Mabel Lai ADMINISTR Dewey Reed, Auctioneer. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WTDNWgfcA*, ACQCflT 1. IM4 ’’ ’ ASSYRIA. ' The Briggs Ladles1 Aid Society 111 meet at the church basement on hursday for dinner. rnaanmatnir I Tlie Pleasure Birthday organize- 1 >in,r |> ib* tion held the July session on WedIM* w » «««■• mort4»<a eiwuiad nesday at the church basement; t Mrs- Bess,e SIricklanl1 “nd » fcw^4wtar A Day "o. T ;Mrs. Marlon Strickland as hostesses. Tawaahip at H*>uu(v Barry The annual reunion of the Alec : . -m। cartright family was held at the j f*L»» wblrb Bart-’ Ihome of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson ikpald *1 lb* dat» iCortright of Lacey on Sunday. NOTICES crp es 'SUPEBV SOUS' PROCEEDINGS APRIL SESSION—1934 SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. . Chalmer Hershberger and Gene England left Friday for Detroit and I they plan to leave Wednesday fur .VUlUWUia. California. I Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sawdy of Lan­ ding called on Mra. Alice Grant Frl- J Cu„lf r„or, JUui>. Haanui. rnr«nant to th» ailj<»arnmanl t*krn I Jst" kBd pa (all or iKltunniwa purt of the week in place* th’ir room, in thr rmirt bou«». and w» ta equity hu'iM'of Marjorie J0ne3 who returned ,,oXl'r?*J,h.*J'.,,lt.M.rea .. . rtar aueb awarya I Thu rollnwmc p»raona aniwarvq aa a home. __ i^raltor, for thair rr«p»rtive luwnahii by ylrtua of th. The Misses Beatrice and*T)oris and ward-: ____ In aai* anortyaar. 'Henry. nurStt Ot Leila hospital In, ■ — x. ». •_ bw/bv Vrt.rihlt’Sn Batde Creek, who have bwn spendik< Uth day at Aiiyuat. a. D. i»3«. at ‘Uig thetr vacation here, returned to ' tan a'eloak In the forwo<K.n. Eaat.rn , men- i*Otk Oil Monday. ' b'.“*.'*u*M 5Xui7"»dil M* Mr und M,s- Howard Martin, who thTn’rthrriy o. stat. *>»»«« •ntr*»<* at' will chaperon a party on a visit to 1 iBb Cvvaty BBildlae. in th. city of Haa Chicago to- see the Century of; thi e«»r' Progress, will soon leave on the tour, lot tiia county of Barry la,h.ld. of th. Mr. Frank Thompson who subpraula.. dawrlbtM in aai* ’■ror'Mj. or mlUwf t<> a minor operation at Leila mH*# Ihl am«nt d». on .aid mnrtraar hospital recently was taken to thc I With inUrrat th.r»on at th. rat. of c hospital again and he will undergo 1 r , 1 Mid pr.mia*a briny aiiuaird tn th. citr The Muses Marjorie Jones. Joyce o* Haatlnta. County of Barry. Htat. of Elaine Hyde and Marlea Swift.mem“eh!*^ ‘2*’ V b tt ot Inta Sir .r i of Cheskctionny Camp Fire s„ 8ara?*f<Btoek Fw» of Dani’ Sir* Unit, are registered at Camp Kit- cow. •r’a Addition to th. ciry. fom».rly va. aimlwo. Clear lake, for thc ten day -------- - J------------------- a,.................... ; Barry County Court Hana*. Ha>tln«<. April 11. 1»3*. ------------- o.rry t ouuiy ra.niiu vnu ue cvr.in,u.«i —from July lit. IM*, to July lat. mas Friends from Lake Odessa called ~ Ml and MO Lo Harr, Sunday Million made by Borkua. aup|«rted by In* of auitabl. uffica apart and that all afternoon. Drvwa. that the matter ol repalra at th. County ioSrmary and Detention Hos>« noV'nLTfh!!’ Bt.u' Mrr “nd Mra r H Eddy and •'oni Braith, th. Roekaiuit. Fmlndaiiot.. Th. William failed on friends tn VerVnitd staui Pubik Srrvie. aud the montvllle and Nashville Sunday w. x. Krlioi* Foundation. 1 afternoon. ChM- Parlee and fornll-v •Pent Herat Barim*. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I. N. WilMotion tea.Is by Brown, supported by Hams near Dowling. g&Xri’ y’.’« 30°n.« o“,op"d- , nnd Mr* o,enn Wotring and Mr (ilMtu. mJ"! thFi Th. m.n.r Laird and Betty attended the wedof •uppiyin* lidht. wat»r and inti for ding of the former's niece. Miss Mil■’'« IO Henry Ford ol KaiHain and water with tali power to act.’, “ninzoo at Nashville Saturday after....i~a »— «« noon at lour o'clock. j Mr. and Mrs. John Homan and sons of Dayton, Ohio, are spending a Honoral.la I week with the Kantner families in The success of your canning and pickling depends almost en­ tirely on the quality of your spices. For years this store has been the headquarters for pure spices and we are, prepared to serve you again this year. Many famous local recipes are on file with us. • George Wotring of Nashville spent the week end with Laird Wotring. j Bring in your list and let us do the rest. On Monday of.last week funeral services were held at tlie Farley Un- dertaking parlors. Battle Creek, for ■ll..Ji,r7'^i>.i TLt thi John Cadart. a life long resident h,, ,i«-tion of a hospital where lie passed away sev- the ci.rk .dmim.ireie th. erul days later. Interment was made .... ... nt the Union cemetery conducted by ^.airman with th. . .„ Rev. John Foy. a former pastor. He d.J •• jliy leases one sister. Mn Rose Stanton. u.r.no D. IBM. „ . . an adopted brother. Louis Cadart. of Pr««l. Hen. Stuirl C1em»ni. Jud»e BaUlc CrcPk 1^1* miler Ot th. rntato ot Goth , The Eagle school reunion which derated • )ias ^en held annually for some’ X«th»t th“ “d- time has been deferred for 193*. tote be mnte.l i« Mr. and Mrs. Fleming of Atngcr . Sit! »mo other auiubie J)nV(, m(>Vecl to tlie home of their 1 „. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Man, by. due to the ill health ot Mr. w-w rra-i i’ Fleming. FAIR LAKE The Bunnell Sunday School hns a picnic at Fair lake. Bunnell re­ sort. August 9 for dinner. Everybody come. Mr. and Mrs. Welcher and son oL ‘ii’-gft Ba:tJa Creak visited Wednesday evelii oii llUllt nln« lit Charles fawhleltiier-a Lcchleltwr's. ' ,, ■ ho We were all sorry to hear of the non auto accident of Doris Trick and ll.oo children which occurred near Hasti 'hi tings Thursday. We hope they will ’J ;•' I ail be able to be around soon. lo a.t' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller. Earnest ■ so and Viola Miller and Roy AtkUison |2 JjJ of Monroe were week end visitors ■ioo of Mrs. Lola Miller. » *o Sunday callers at Lottie colllster's in no were- Mrs. Bert Smith and daughters - ------- of Kalamazoo. Orville Damon and .tion.is fami]y of Battle Creek. Ben Campj bell and family of Hickory Comers and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farrat of | Vermontville. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. ... ... m th* ' ~ ‘ taZtrnJat i J 00 a’oo ■ 00 >1.00 a.oo a.00 S.Ort ■ 00 *.00 a.oo a o<» ■ oo a.oo a.oo a.oo Marlena. that thr riu •"** ••>■**< nf r B' NORTHEAST WOODLAND. K£rt£"n" Mr. and Mrs. John Stairs called no rirrimn. on Mr and Mrs. Leo Church ot Has- H iMF<r rrintwi tings recently. in,T . . । Mr. and Mrs. Cappon were callers •' .1 Pralnevillr rwnK Don’t take Chances on Poor Spices . . . Dennis Allerding of West Carl­ ton, Mrs. Florence Leonard of Woodland. Misses May and Marie Britten of Hastings arc visiting their Mrs. Price’s Canning Compound and Dill Pickle Mixture CARVETH & STEBBINS Phone 2131 The Rexall Store Halting* (jhange dusty Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon are attendvunip UKvuiig ........... -........... ................. Richard Colton or grand RW14* I tS "W. ia visiting aTthe Hansbargar home. visiting at the Hansbargar home. ,i,.„ r.rH«t WASTEFUL ROADS TOR ASSOCIATION of Haatinp, Michl GRAVEL BOULEVARDS Michl- roilrd to orIT IS* HEREBY ORDERED. that IF you live on a dusty road, you I know that every time you dust your home, your dust-doth is pick­ ing up the material paid for by tax money and put on the highway at great expense. Every indication'at thia time When you prevent dust you prevent* waste of costly road surface, so you reduce the amount necessary to replace the material wasted in the form of dust. ia that Coal Prices Those who have bought, their next winter’s coal during the past few weeks have saved money, ahd You Can Save Money! by offering your coal at once before prictes take a rise. OUR SERVICE will make clean, satisfactory delivery at your con­ venience. • TELEPHONE about the kind and amount you need. So lower taxes and dean homes go together, and the decision to dustproof local highways should not be difficult to make. Keep the road surface moisture-bound with Dowflake Calcium Chloride and you will save your rood and the dis­ comfort of dust at the same time. pport.d by rovtoil and Y»a. 20. Nlatrnirnt >matork. rrlaliv. to nnallS.d voter. »;.r; utnaai J>« r.f.rr.d to lhe mlarrllanooua aim. emnmillee. Motion rarried. moisture holds the dust, binds the' surface and lengthens the life of the road. Write for our booklet, "How to Control Dust." This book explains why dean homos and low faxes go together. •ulimil lor publiralion In the county i>at>er» apeeiSf information, aa to qnahe.d voter. In lhe April 30lh olMtion. Motion carrird. THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY aupport.d Brothers Velte & Company Phene 3357 Hastings, Mich. Dowflake is a dean dust-layer in the form of small, white flakes which can be spread on the road with a truck and spreader at the rate of several miles a day. It changes dusty roads into gravel boulevards. The white flakes absorb moisture, keep it on the road for weeks. The MIDLAND . MICHIGAN in. bo rranud. Clyde Ullrox. DOWFLAKE CALCIUM CHLORIDE 77-80% � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-08-08.pdf c42b5a16462115e831b707237b8d1791 PDF Text Text SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 8, 1934 PAGES Ito 6 14837614 Amendment To Reduce The JPEOPLE OF COUNTY mnnr i n Welfare Comm.; GREAT DIMKE Gas Tnv Tak .sSlinuLl h»".l,,iRp Bd Opfpfitpfl' Dc,“te'1 linn HEAR JUDGE UCV ; Emergency Program Begins in Sept. MANY LOSSES REPORTED TO WINDSTORM IN8URANGE COMPANY If Passed, Counties Would Have Nd ’ Cash For Highway Maintenance ■ ACCEPTS APPOINT­ MENT IN DETROIT OFP«ft [Dr. for Eight Weeks Harris Woodburne to Joint Staff at Henry ' Ford Hospital IS OPPOSING COMSTOCK ' Beginning in September, under GEOLOGISTS CLAIM THAT IS CHOSEN DIRECTOR OF I The many friends of Dr. and Mrs IN MICHIGAN PRIMARY a new program, approximately 3.tX» I IT WAS ONCE COV­ Harris Woodburne will regret to HEALTH EDUCATION teaclien. wlio have been unable to hear that they are soon leaving Has ­ ELECTION ERED BY WATER IN SCHOOLS dollant. I secure employment or are In need of j tings. but congratulate them upon I There was held In the city of Lan­ automobiles to two or three !relief assistance, will receive aid! sing 'Friday noon u gathering of Just enough, to cover the license ni|T| iWCC DDfiPDAil । his fine position in Detroit. plates and the handling of them and; UU I LINto rnUuKAM, ithrough tlie state emergency welfare BUT THAT THROUGH | Dr. Woodburne. who has been asPAI IPICQ---------CAD QTJTC eom!nl“,1o,L A Plan h“ ln ®P-1 keeping the records. The money ------ -----------EARTH DISTURBANCES w^K™Tta“^U“'ir2ifei « rULILIto rUn ol ATE eratton during the summer whereby needed for financing road making In; —---------_ j 1.200 ! grain. The meeting wuscalled not called ------------i medicine, nos has ucccptcu accepted on an appoiniappolnt1*7 ’’’’ teachers have been given ein'■“**! . luicunuuc, 8erv Parlrnr Hou, ’Yram. The meeting was not by by this slate, we would get from an inBecy. Parker Saw Six Barns the state highway department but crcase in the gas lax. making It four Believes in Putting Tax Sys- Payment. funds being furnished by Ages Ago . the Land Was ment on the staff of Henry Ford . the FERA. Classes «»» in vocational 1 - -• PFB* ■ ----.* and will begin his ! hospitali ■_ In Detroit Razed in Distance of One [by “n independent organization cents-instead of three. We believe! tern on ~ Basis of Ability Raised Up and Formed 1 training and vocational rehabillta-1 I new duties there about Sept. 1. The M4in «« which is deeply concerned over the the Jay will come when some such J fflUe on Friday | future of road building in tills state. action will be taken. tlon and kindred subjects will com­ I . to Pay ;best wishes of a large circle of Present Isthmus pose me the muior major pan part oi of tne the currtcucurricu­ ( Oeolo<lsU clalm th.t an The worst storm that has swept The purpose was to plan to conibat l friends go with Dr. and Mrs. WoodThe other amendment urged by | Judge Arthur J. Lacy of Detroit, P«e over Michigan since the cyclone.*, of jibe effort being made by the Michl- the Michigan branch of Die Auto- candidate for nomination for gover- lum. to their new field of labor. The new schedule begins In Sep- KwtoRlc Period there was no Lsthmus jburnt ' MUTCh 1520 tlevimliv) .'"In across. nan rtf t Vao A i Aa_ March 1920. devasted na strip gan branch of the Automobile As­ moblle Association of America is to nor on the Democratic ticket in the tember and continues for eight of Panama, but that there was a ]' Michigan from Muskegon east and sociation of America to force upon have the gas tax reduced from three September primaries. outlined his southward to Detroit, the heaviest the people of this state two consti­ cents - - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- his p.uwUI * natural ch“nel P°tot con-! per -gallon to^two cents. That, views on government and pro-i damage being in the eastern part of tutional amendments. The adoption In our judgment, would be a caUm- grhm for meeting the major prob- glven tater ln me state papers nectlng the walers of what we know: r<^f* nno one i lawa. ^nW which confront* .1.1 misstate ‘.front the state. of them would be a serious blow to Itv Ln MLchiirnn Tt tvnnlH fnrcA ---- ---- - I' ’ ’ ’ ,todaF"as the Atlantic and the Pg-I Reports of this storm are coming good roads in Michigan. One of — of• two thing things: —. LlEither l.fr It it would ——t.ld com- . the the speakers' platform at inc the MidMld'chic. Their claim Is that the land In to the Windstorm Insurance Coni­ these would definitely limit to 35c pel 9 highway tax upon the proper-1 dlevllle Centennial Saturday after. "rose up” and left the Isthmus m a , puny Of this city, and it la evident per hundredweight the weight tax ty of this state, to be paid almost noon. He was introduced by Dr barrier between the oceans. After) that it will cause considerable losses to be |>aid by automobile owners. wholly by real estate or it would;Birge Swift of Middleville, candicenturies of eroalon. and the forma- prnnon nennmo to that company, though not any­ mean the neglect of the hundreds dote for nomination for representatton of valleys on either side, this BEOORD CROWDS COME TO . where ncgclll pruporlton la the total Jcctlnn to that We believe it would of millions' of dollars investment, uve from the Fourth district central ridge on the Isthmus marks j MIDDLEVILLE FOR storm damage, because so much of be wise to limit the weight tax of . (Continued on page six) The real real problem problem of of government. goven -------------------------------------------।[ The lhe long conn-j CENTENNIAL the destruction was In cities, or to ____________________________________ Judge Lacy believes, is to promote I MANY OP PORMPR PPflT nental divide that extends from Btralu of! crops, which are not covered by ------------DDIUADV ci CfiTinAl________ general welfare, and the stale, fed-: DI AMY UF FORMER RE8I- Alaska clear down to the StralLi windstorm insurance, in the rural rnlMRnT CLCL> I I UN leral and local governments should! DENTS RETURN FOR .Magellan It sometimes seems that COLORFUL PARADE districts there arc many farmers who some great Power, far above us all., . UC IA/II I CAflN RF uCDC ic0°ix'r“te this end. Because he HOMECOMING WILL aUUN Dt ntnt believes that Prerident Roosevelt has suffered heavy lauies who had no ,had fl all figured out that sometime OPENS CELEBRATION .. .. [shown for accom-1 . ------------windstorm insurance at all. and oth­ „ " shown greater greater capacity cdpaci ‘ । here would be a good place toi build —t, ers who had such insurance in other Are You Properly Registered; pushing these objectives than any: INTERESTING PIONEER the in divide reachesline its Village Shows Fine, Commit miorm. .a. 4. a canpl.P°Here ,nt. and a straight * * „ V’ companies, which will not make the So You Can Vote Sen,olher chler “*«utive within the past losses serious for the local company, . . r I few years, he says that lhe most Im-1 . MUSEUM IN TAVERN it is only 34 miles from the shbre of Spirit in Staging Great with Its ample supply of cash and temoer 117 portant issue in the fail campaign , Lhe Atlantic to w the .... re. wc y*. Mlv . . ---------A shore of the Homecoming Event COMMITTEE COMPLETES government bonds. Taking part in the primary, which u th“l Michigan should back Presl-! Old Friends and Recollection Pacific. The very lowest point on Probably the most damage was FINAL PLANS FOR BIG will be held on Tuesday September ;dc,lt Roosevelt In his national re' ,K the ‘ continental divide »here ---------wgs - 2..­ uC,hln B HU1 would doubtless have been considerably surprised if of Old Times Is Theme caused by hail. The hailstones were feet above sea level Thr route sru 11. should be in the mind* of all covery program and that the stale • V'.. 'IlLI K & a —J • — EXHIBITION of unusually large size, pounded voters. The Banner is not in favor [should wholeheartedly contribute to! levied for building the Canal howto Middleof Celebration bean and beet crops Into the earth, 'ever, was a half mile east of this. w**k ™ur?lal' prid>y *nd of lhe primary method of nominal- ,ta access and fully share in Its I Not in many years has the old stripped the coni, ” causing heavy MANY CLASSIFICATIONS ing candidates, believing that the j benefits. It Ls particularly important. ; where It wus 312 feet above sea farm^'u rM theyX^ MANY CLASSIFICATIONS losses to farmers. Unless they had P ... . . [caucus and convention system, with be believes, that the state should re- ,Hickory Corners Tavern been the . level. On the Atlantic side as ex- P settled on .the bonks of the °f flndln< hall Insurance1 ,onM „OT ‘s, ,ro>n that] IN LARGE ENTRY LIST1 proper safeguards which couhT'bellum a democratic majority to the scene of such activity ns it was dur­ plained in a previous letter, dam-1 ing the three days of the Barry mlng up the Chagres-river formed “ source were total. a foreat forest *land, “nd. broken hv by .». small ii ------------. [easily provided, wouldbe cheaper I House of representatives. , The worst damage was done In Merchants and Individuals of [and better and far morein harmony - Security in home and farm own- townriiip Centennial at Hickory the greatest "made” lake in the patches of open fleldt he would have Shiawassee. Genesee and, Oakland Prnvirlino- Mnrn lw,u* the representoUve system of !«?rship. security In unemployment, Corners Friday. Saturday and Sun- world. With its surface 85 feet above found a prosperous-village through County Providing counties. There were heavy losses riuviuiug More mure .government, which we are supposed Purity against poverty and old mer that the Rev. Moses Lawrence !sea level. It has a shore-line of 1.100 which runs a modem concrete high­ hi the southern part of fxipeer coun­ Than 250 Prizes to have in this country. But we have BKC- “nd assurance that children miles. This "made" lake .really backs way. with stores decked out tn fes­ ty. also in Graitot and Montcalm. Uir.primnry. -As long as that is true i 'nay receive a good education are first settled on a 120 acre land grant ,up against the side of the contlnen- tive colors, and booths, amusements Judges for the Barry county flower • ------ - - — obtained from thc government. Aft- i Tn Otis vicinity windstorm damage show j...>' — ---------....“ — ----essentials to promote general weltql divide and made It possible to and display* of pioneer relics flank to be given at at me the lair fair grounus grounds । u dut ot.evcr y cltl n mterio oc given er making arrangements for the land was comparatively light, and there .. __ ..... . .... «n fl.A u-.lr..* rtf jure Saturday. nu«uiH August 18 have .been t'J' of KI. his country *»«*. he states. The people slwuld he returned to Madison. New York, reduce by 85 feet the cutting of the I ing either side.of the street. ■talc IO, nave iiuvr wrn - lcd ,n tlu~ welfare ----.' not The celebration opened officially was a very little hall in the southern selected, ?.. fekiuiuu,. “ ... he tavert not.be taxed In to rtenth death on on ih.l. tixeir farms channel between Oatun and Pedro according to io. Mrs. Marian' ,o*,..vake l»rt u, hi >> It. , on Thursday afternoon with a colorpart of the state. The city of Flint Goodyear, president of lhe Thom-! .No .0",e <un vole Bt “>e primary and houses and the cost of govern- and brought back his wife, four sons 'Miguel, a distance of over 31 miles. and three daughters. The Lawrence : roue-in, uux roue. tn. rarau u £“* 1,1"ch ,0“0^1 • was heavily damaged. Ordinarily it apple «pi»c Garden uuruen Club. viud. Thia rnw show snow U is;\ ~ regL'lcrcd T»««... 01".' An!f ment should be cut so that homo1 family was accompanied on the trip! Following this route the Canal is was a straight blow, but in some being Htxmsored -by lhe latter or- Pcr:x>« who Is not registered and । owning will not become a luxury and ubout 10 1-2 mll« in length from ly w“ only * U“ here by Aaron Fargo and bis mothInstances it evidently assumed cy­ Kanizatlon and the Barry County who did not vote al the lost presl-[ farm owning a near catastrophe. GFSJM dXX c5' TST clonic proporlloiLs. Secretary Park­ Federation of Women's clubs and ‘tent*®1 election in lhe voting pre- j Judge Lacy believes that one of cr-in-law. Mrs. Edith Fargo. A low ; 14 feet wide and 16 feet long ?, ,n , lanuc ■« deep «tey on tb._ D fUfc. |£"» w.m. «.«««. u«luii Huioter of the Windstorm Company said i has been receiving fine support from ic,ncl where-he now resides should I‘he most constructive features of cabin f"d ““ ."“..“'L .?->• I "to rexTJJk« 1;“’“»'• were the^fioats that in one part of Shiawasseecoun- business men and factories through11 ‘bat his or her name is on Ms program is a plan to form a nonas a home for his famllv. ““T b'Xu' real K 91. ine""T .. ^onai formln_ a a processton more than .a 11 ot forming ty. which he visited Friday in a dis­ out the county. Il will be the larg-l1*’** ,lhl of voters, kept by the town- [ political coalition of civic leaders Lawrence umbrdJX.iVj'idl'u'or mile long. Harking back to the days tance of one mile six barns were est affair of its kind ever given here 'ship clerks in townships and by and leaders in various forms of busi- Barry lox.ulilp came from various llrlahu 0,1 conUnenrlal levelled to the ground. The manner when Red men roamed the county, Mrs. J. 6 Currie. Mrs Orra Chud-' ,cl,y cltrts *n cities. ness and farm enterprises to the end parts rf the unl.eU Sl.le. u, enjo, ,’“!“™ in which the wreckage was strewn wick and Mrs. Leroy M. Spears all 1110 w“y register In townships & forming progressive and practical rhe three-day program. It has been x great big ditch eslendlng from a troup of Indians in costume fol­ lowed behind the band. Then came about indicated a cyclone. For­ of Grand Rapids Rapids, will Judge ’the ।i 01 “ ,o *? “ set el in touch with lhe the township II legislation. It is Ills opinion that esUmutTd iliac the attendance ex-; to 5*yon,d Caledonia's contribution, a covered tunately most of the time the twist- flowers. '■ who " will have ' .... !hn,u«J 300 clerk, certain days there are many distinguished and ceeded Im including more than wagon drawn by a team of oxen. The Mrs. E. A. Burton of Hastings u when he will be at home for the pur- able citizens having an expert 1200 rjhtered In the museum at I '*« high much of the w oxen seemed a bit confused as they n«e was done by the wind nulling chalnnan of the quilt and rug dis- P?4* registering. In .this city reg­ knowledge of agriculture. Industry, the old tavern, which hud been're- 2ou eau beghl to vlsualiw It. You into the area as the twister passed crossed over the bridge and saw the play. while Mrs. Florence Becker j Bratton must be made at the office finance, public service and all conditioned tor the occasion. I J™1..,“J". over. line of spectators which were lined McCrecry wllPbe Judge of the city clerk in the city hall, and phases of government and human Crowd, were so targe that It was “ cl", ,2™“Rh., I00*' on either ride of the street. One at­ ------ . .. ... . . -!n voter can reghter any day except relations, who could not be induced Impossible lo hold Inside meeting. «»',« , ™ tempted to go one way and one the to run for or hold public office, but in the Methodist church a. hrst th,t. *•“ • »ld‘h other and for a moment it appeared who. if invited to do so. would, us planned gnd a loud speaking system ul’ to I-®® teat on the bottom, as tlMxigh the affair might end In a was used , sreasma ryuem (Continued on page.three) free for all clash of temperament, but Although there .were man» un- \ U> conceive ol, As you sail the driver gave a display of real usual events in connection wifh the | (Continued on page 9, part 2) THREE NEW NURSES pioneer spirit which recognizes no Centennial the exhibit of antiques " ’ ’ obstacles os insurmountable, and ImLs He Mid Uw storm wm^ E Bennett of Middleville his charge you live, another registration FOR HEALTH UNIT in the old tavern was outstanding. EXPLAINED THE NEW brought his team to order and the Kuct've “ tfil ^SnFv Th' ot lhr >»* Bdt <one h“ Many people of Barry township and procession continued. wreckMe indicutod tii?a twtaJr'w‘11 b*’ M1“ ET,“ »ner of Kalama- ™*'d- "'nee he or she laM voted. Mrs. Marion Wetzel, /Miss CORN-HOG CONTRACTS An old time dfrcult rider, with Other parts of the county contribut­ h'ld dw» wow of i hedanLte and MUJ1 Alberta Webster of from °“e township to another, or ed Interesting and unusual relics (Continued on page four) Mildred Tuttle. Miss Elea­ juia_done some o^the damage. pu]m Beach. Florida. from one ward to another, then it for the display. There was a splen­ Government Made Reduc­ QIVTU rnMPCOT DV George Sumner is In charge of I J* to register this year. nor Mumford to Leave did collection of Jndlan arrowheads SUPT. KILLIAN OF ALLE­ tion in Allotments plAln LUNUtnl. Di the connervulion display sponsored 11 u thc dut? of every good citizen lo Three new nurses have been and stone implements, old time HASTINGS CITY RAND by the Barry County Rod and Gun 'otc- Il Is Jiut as much his duty named to serve on the staff of the guns, spinning wheels, a wooden GAN ROTARY SPEAKER Allowed , HAai INU^ LI I T BAND c!ub ond cxhlhlu wUi j* judged by to see that his name is properly cradle of a type familiar In pioneer Harold J. Poster, secretary of the if “ it is — not already on the Barry County Health Unit to take days here, but now a rather odd cur.a n P M En«1W' o' the educational dr- registered •» the place of three who are leaving, Barry County Corn-Hog Control As- Gave a Timely and Much Ap­ Delightful Program to Be : panuwnt of the Michigan Dcpart- list. fealty Numerous ex.mple. o( old socialion. called all township ccom„,„. according to Dr. M. R. Kinde. preciated Talk—Faith ment of Conservation. Rendered Tomorrow “"'«fe" <>“ I mllleemen and directors Inta HuMiss Helen Linn will take the Jake Miller will liave cliarge of the BERRIEN COUNTY TO His Subject place of Miss Mildred Tuttle who • "««« Wednesday at Night, August 9 art exhibit and Miss Marian Lamgoes to Hillsdale this fall. ML&s Linn or the postal service in Michigan whlch Ume q.. Corn-Hog contract The speaker scheduled for the HONOR MR. BARNARD Tomorrow, ’ Thursday evening. phere will be judge. explained. , Is a graduate of the University of £ £Ikt,“W.on °' Monday noon Rotary meeting was August 8, the Hastings City Band, Mrs. Nellie Cross has charge of the Michigan hospital training school, the Kellogg sanctuary, numerous; The 'o„„,ment forced some re­ compelled to cancel his date here. i under the direction of A. A. Bifemo. luncheon that will be served by Mrs. Banquet Will Be Tendered has a Bachelor of Science degA;e w" * duetion In hogs allowed In the eon- The program committee was for­ I will give its sixth concert of the sea­ C. R. Rogers for the Judges and “u“,™'rxefe *nd the Allotment commit- tunate In gi-titat Superintendent from M. a C. and has attended the d Him at Benton Harbor son on the court yard square, be- chairmen of the different depart­ lllumtnotfeo tamed “ by ought it It would would be be wen well ror fee tne Che Ned Killian of tne' Allegan schools Mary Palmer school at Detroit. Her or .. modem „ . • i tee Uiougnt I ginning at eight o'clock. The pro- ments. the Consumers . Power Comnanv of ... . . .. Tuesday Evening the Consumers. Power Company of .township committeemen to have the as an eleventh hour substitute. experience includes Institutional | gram follows: Concessions for sales and displays j 'story of the complete work of the i His subject was "Faith." He treat­ The Barnard-For-Congress-Cotr.- work at gie University of Michigan, Kalamazoo. I March—The Little Giant—Moon. have been granted to people from Among the interesting relics was I Mazurka—Bella—E. Mezzacapo. Grand Rapids. Lansing, Middleville, mittee, of the Fourth congressional two years of field nutrition work for a display of old coins, some of them committee. The methods of the ed it from several standpoints and district. Is giving a banquet Tues­ the state department of health. For first adjustment were explained, also said that each one should have Delton and Hastings. being- over 2,000 years old. nearly the method of coming to the allot- faith, first in himself; next in his day. August 14. at seven P. M. at the Overture— Harmon la na—J. p. OaC. R. Rogers has charge of the Premier Hotel in Benton Harbor. It connected with lhe W. K. Kellogg all the property of Mr. Rockwell, ment was given. The committee; family; next in the institutions of floral department and will be assist­ Is not the purpose of those having Foundation. In 1B32 she was the who has a fine collection. then gave their own views on what this country; and above all faith in The Nash March—H. L. Booth. ed In the gladkolas division by Guy the banquet in charge to limit the nurse at Woodland and the follow­ Another unusual feature of the should be done 4N th the contracts'Almighty God. Especially did he Giddings and Mrs. C. D. Bauer; attendance to Berrien county. Quite ing year was at Ann . J. Kellogg (Continued on page, seven) at this time, gontrncts are going I stress- the need of every man putting The Nash Motors Co. Kenosha. Mrs. A. D. Bleckle of Freeport will the contrary, republicans from all school al Battle creek. . back to the producers this week. I forth his best efforts in these days. Wis. assist with the dahlias and Mrs. Wm. over the district arc invited and will Health unit supervision in Prai­ HILLSDALE DOCTOR They will be given less than one. and having faith that his work will Selection—Il Trovalore — Verdi. Mishler with the zinnias. be very welcome. It is hoped that rieville. Johnstown. Barry and Hope week to decide what they wish to be rewarded. The depression will be STUDIESHEALTH UNIT Arr.ty Bamhouse. Aside from the display of flowers some from Barry county may at­ districts will be taken over by Miss da with the contracts. All con- over in the near future and the best Fox Trot March—Nasty Man— there will be divisions to include If they shall do so.' they Marie. Neuschaefer to replace Mr« Dr. Edward McGavren. director tracts accepted will be sent do (From George White’s Scandals. Ray quilts, rugs, shadow boxes, posters, tend should notify Dr. W. E. Brown, Marion Wetzel, who is also going of the Hillsdale County Health De­ Washington for payment on Friday. to get busy. There's a way if we have (Henderson. Arr. by Geo. F. Briegel. antiques, paintings and conserva­ chairman of the' Barnard-For-ConHillsdale. Miss Neuschaefer Is Ya partment. Is spending a week here August 17th. The governmeht states the will and the faith. I Waits—Old Timers—Compiled and tion. ' gress-Commlttee.- Benton Harbor. graduate of the Kings County Hbs- to study and observe the methods of they will pay all contracts by the Each sub-topic was treated In a pllal School of Nursing, has attend­ carrying on the work here in Barry last of August. Michigan.-The tickets arc.75c. ’ fine-spirited and very sensible man­ BENEFIT BRIDGE AtJG. 16. 1 Found the End of the Rainbow— Former senator Barnard. wIk> has ed Hunter College In New York City county by the Kellogg Foundation. Producers who feel they will re­ ner by the speaker. Though he Charley Straight and Wm. Sandefur The Women's Association Is plan­ had large experience as a member of and has a Bachelor of Science de­ ject the contracts should see their ujiologlzed for not having had an Arr. by Frank E. Barry. ning a benefit bridge to be held al the legislature, also of the state sen­ gree from Columbia. Her experience BASEBALL. township committeemen before do­ opportunity to prepare his talk, the Champagne Waltz—Con Conrad. the Country Club Thursday, Aug. 16. __ ate._ ______ Is receiving ____ _____ hearty _ ___ support ____ ...... from includes nursing supervision at the Dowling vs. Hastings Independents ing so as these men will be able to Rotarians thought no apology was Ben Oakland and MU ton Drake. which promises to be a most pleas­ the people of his county. He was I Lying-In Hospital in New York City, at Vickery*. Clear lake. Sunday, explain the various cuU made in the necessary for his remarks were March—*Niftonal Emblem. ant affair. Tickets will be on sale placed in nomination by a conven-. Douglas County Hospital at Omaha August 12.—Adv. contract. worth while and very helpful. Serenade—A Night In June—K. L. and people aside froai club members tlon attended by lhe republican and the Women's Hospital at DenKing. Baritone Solo, played by Hu­ are asked to participate and bring delegates elected at the September' ver. Her public health experience bert Mead. Soloist. guests Please remember the date. primary In 1932 to decide what' includes service as visiting nurse in March—Stars and Stripes Forever name Berrien should present m’ a New York city, —J. P. Sousa. Played by request. committee of young matrons and candidate for congress. Mr. Barnard Miss Zatae Eastman will take the Star Spangled Banner (Revised young women have the 'affair In received an overwhelming majority'"* ; place of *'"* Mrs. Eleanor Mumford, who Edition)—Arr. by Al Hayes. charge. in that gathering, and Berrien coun- i> is taking a position at East Orange, I SUPERVISORS PICNIC. ;New Jersey, Miss Eastman is a ty Is backing him loyally. SIX MONTHS AT IONIA. Mr. Barnard has been, for four graduate of the Massachusetts OenThe annual meeting of the super­ — K»r» city manager of Benton Her-1 dral Hospital and lias a Bachelor of Byron Payne — of ...» this city was visors. ex-supervlsora. county officials brought before Judge R. R.- McPeck j ixir, and hM.inade a splendid record Science degree from Simmons Col­ and ex-oounty officials of Barry Co.■ for sentence o., -H...rw(ov Havin mnnev-iavlnr hirnlnM* efficient, money-saving business lege. Her public health experience on-Thursday, having’ for efllrl^rit will be held at Kellogg damp. Pine' previously admitted his guilt of a administration. | Includes work with the Boston Coun­ . lake. Thursday. Aug. 16. Luncheon1 drunk and disorderly charge. It was ty Health Department and as rturte will be furnished by the W. K. Kel­ the third offense a’nd the Judge had SUPPORT A BARRY CO. MAN in the Berkshire County Health logg Foundation —E. A Parker. Sec. no .option but to send him Lo a pen­ . FOR A BARRY CO. OFFICE., Unit. —Adv. Adelbert Cortright, candidate for; al institution. He was given from six Prosecuting Attorney on the Repub ­ ing with the County Unit from last months to two years at the Ionia re­ NEW ERA DIRECTOR. lican ticket wm bom In Assyria year are Mrs. John NoWes and Miss formatory. Sheldon Westerman of Ann Arbor township. He received his primary________________ Rom DeFoe. Mrs Nobles is a gradhas been named as Emergency Re­ HASTINGS YOUNG education In the Barry Co. schools uate of Blodgett Memorial Hospital, lief Administrator for Barry coun­ FOLKS GET CERTIFICATES. and graduated from the University has been superintendent of the Penty. succeeding Mrs. A. H. Carveth. ■* " has attended ' ' Three Hastings young people re- of Detroit Law School. He was rural nock Hospital here and Mr. Westerman has bren acting as carrier out of Assyria for five year* the University of Michigan School field representative for the ERA of and saw service In the World war of Hygiene and Public Health. She Michigan. Merrick wu awarded a Life Certlfl- with the 160th F. A. Brigade. He U has been with the Kellogg Health qualified by six (i) years of exper­ Unit here since work was first carBREAKS FINGER. dsgrec and Miss Charlotte Zusch - ience in criminal law, eight <8j ' Donald Goucher had the mis few- ' years active practice of .law. and Foe. stationed at Middleville, tune to break a finger <m his left , four (4) years m Circuit Court Oomhand while playing ball ut the fair­ miuioner for Barry county. verslty of Michigan and graduated grounds on Tuesday. Hard luck. Don. DURFEE SCHOOL REUNION. Your support at the Primaries from the Yale School of Nursing. Herrington's landing, clear lake, September 11th will be appreciated. She Is completing her second year Saturday, Aug. 1», 1934.-6eey.-Adv -Adv. •-«. i with the W. K. Kellogg Foundation. EASTERN PART OF members of county roud commis­ sions and others interested in conSTATE IS HARO HIT itinuing Michigan's good roads pro­ BtBRV CENTENN JI IS 8 G SUCCESS THBEE GAU DATS ATMIDDLEVILLE JUDGES IN FLOWER SHOW ARE CHOSEN AT THE MIDDLEVILLE CENTENNIAL IN FIVE COUNTIES UNDER KELLOGG FOUNDATION Intensive Health Program Among Pupils Will Re­ sult tn Much Good Evidently the Kellogg Foundation will stress health education In the to a greater extent than ever. This schools. . It has choeen a director of health education, whore duties will be the coordinating of health education In the school* of Allegan. Barry. Ea­ ton, Hillsdale and Van Buren coun­ ties. where the Kellogg Foundation operates. He will head that part of man chosen 1* Dr. Henry J Otto, uno of the country's outstanding men in the educational field. At present .Dr. Otto is associate professor of edu­ cation at Northwestern University. He will assume his duties at the Foundation September 1. The addition of an educsdlonal director in health instruction gives the Foundation a steff already comStuart Pritchard, also directors of dentistry and medicine and a aanl- Otto, it U believed, wUI coordinate all aspects of the Foundation's com­ munity health program. When he shall take over the duties of his new position. Dr. Otto will be ucational program in lhe schools of the five counties where the Founda­ tion Is carrying on Its health proDr. Otto will work with the teach­ ers. principals and superintendents the program is now being conducted among dentists and doctors. Tlie aim wiU be to have the children taught. teachers, simple preventive health measures in connection with their other studies. Dr. Otto 1* well qualified for this work. He has degrees from several colleges and universities and baa called to Northwestern University. fessorafilp. ing stress being put on health edu­ cation in public school*. That la practical education. The simple di­ will be a blessing to them ax long they live. If thia plan could be ca states in the Union, what a help It would be I Undoubtedly u a result of years of work which will be carried on by'the Foundation, there will be such ample proof of the wisdom of health education that it will be adopted as a national policy. 4-H CLUBS TO HOLO TWO DAYS FAIR HERE State Is Giving Assistance With Cash Premiums for Club Members Only are planning to hold a two day fair In Hastings this fall according to Harold J. Foster, County Agricul­ tural Agent. Arrangements are now gust. newly appointed consisting of Mr Robert Martin of Hastings. CUro William* of Irving and Arthur Lath­ rop of Castleton township*. This group is working on tho details of 4-H Clubs in Barry county have ren under a serious handicap the 4-H Club Fair thinking UM fair would soon operate. . that he could not hope Ion. Barry County 4-H dub Pair. club members. bers will be alk games will be featured on AU 4-H Livestock exhibits. THE CITY AMONG LAKi schools at T1 �' THE BA8T1NOE EANMEH, WTONABDAT. AHOCBT A !rVPrPPI|/C 1101111 •S’^iLAbtoifflt UflAllr la" tetter from Gerow In reply ao-lsend cash- -I didn’t send IL SERIOUS CHARGES f ^>n5UM 111 “Ty..* me if I had seen Poulke*. I said.! a pi- ip ni Him from Congressxman Foulkes asking -No' He pja |ne j had better *o irL IL UI |HflL|| me to call hi* office in Washington.! over and see him as he wanted to, OQr |J IJTjIllll j ] , I called his office. The conversation sec me. I didn't go. Later I met, ____ tutelMMII, wu u roll™.: Hi. I g""VJ! SWAMPS, MABSHZB AMD ADIIilCT Ml I kPQ ; ruHlntJ AUMAM FOSTMAHTERS there ' seems to be some trouble .down,and see George Foulkes? I am ' otaaa ATiMFrs ai jl it your confirmation.’ I asked uillnt you this for lhe laat lime.’ । I the trouble was. His reply | Thal me sore Wld i s*Jd ’You ' "IHAKX DAWN" i; •Weil, you haven’t fixed It yet | uu George Foulkes to go to ------ ' B PONDS WOULD SUP­ PLY WATER OLD ACE PENSION LAW TOBE ENFORCED County Clerk* Ordered by the State to Begin Coll*otion* August 15 LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Ewyn Daniels returned home from Pennock hospital last week and Is slowly Improving. Eighteen patients and three ba­ we mentioned last week about bies are registered at Pennock hosthe puhxmo ot the state old agp pan- 2^2.-.j,., WAanTkdkv’ slon bureau to howto th* payments l U1U w*uh**<«y morning, of old 3“pSaSi. ^•^^V’^that । jT*1® ma?y 1IMLC0W- WATERS CLOTHES SU<1 ENCEW.M.CHUflCH Here IS WILL BE HELD AT PEN NOOK OBOVE NEXT WEEK August 1 could n»L ba done with only, a frac1.1J, \ Gerow. The administration is I -j think it was the next day ail awn HAT PROFITtlon of the. total amount that should AU 1>ope 1Um * qulek CONFERENCE WILL COMiruwU-botled about this and you wlllj^ drove up to my house. George LA HU HUI rnUFII l. „<j <1.. recovery. recovery. be paid actually rroehed. MENCEJTUESAY A. M. 'have to aet an O. K. from Dan Getan.,ik<>4 ■» it iu a>kea me ABLE FOR FARMING Mrs. Emma Weyerman on Tues­ rtiMasinii unnUHTiniUQ” have 10 ,et uom ran pouitel was in it. He asked I A statement sent out by the state LRmrMlufT IAJITmIIUITO row today or you wont be con- hOW j getting along, but he bureau does not plan for any pay­ day morning received thc aad news Conference Gloats Sunday, ------------firmed.’ I said I had made a part didn't ask about money. He said ments in Barry county at the pres­ of the death of her only brother, Magazine Writer Say* Thia Those Who Refuse Threat- • payment to ’Gcrow and had prim- . jlc wtts j^t coming through and ui August 19—Oampmeetent time because so little has been who lived at Ml. Clemens. - ----------Foulkes , wanted to see me. 1 suppose that | Has Caused Trouble—Ix...z WUh Aeta L-cd...u to .. — the .hbalance Welcome L. A. 8. will servo fried paid Into the fund in this county. •ned with Diamlsani—Acts r-pbedt <WeMt l ro ullln- >WI ■ was my last chance. Monday noon1 ing Will Follow . .in Barry Co ample* •The notice from Lansing states that chicken supper at Welcome Grange Tuesday of next week th* Wesley­ Thmngh Agents Later I communicated with Oerow I received w letter that ‘on July 31 hall Thursday. August 0. Start servbeginning about August 15 the coun ­ ______ ™ take .... charge of ™ 1, *■> "»>• ■» • rree.n numter or ' an Methodist annual conference will * rh.nm ha* been brnuaht and he told me I couldn’t get con- :Roy Adkins would the post post office. office. /Ao 'impector *■■■*' hod the Seturduy Everunp Poet tmneent- ty clerks of the slate will be notified o<o r <. jnwd unta I « «P «□. >«■ the About seventy-five* were present begin to Pennock Grove south of all who ZrntaZ J th* WMirth r«nrreMlon*l He “ked me U 1 WaS ®olng to Bat- ,come throuui In Moy and insnrrtert hwmlrd “1» u ” "v*re uiuuuj ty0"11 ui >» tan: ““ ajuuiu- ;to collect . this , , . money from . . — ----- at the Trego family reunion on this city. Following the conference rattoj of mivhc «‘*“ -e “ mryae <»• of of (ha weaHrenff reasons for U it. .1 Smiday al Middle like. OUMto'wero SSS S' ^.SSr.^Ulegan t>« Creek and if I could bring *250 , — ... will be the camp meeting. Rev. O. my office. He gave me a ruiu.g -- - — ™- -­ . ------- the fart that *o many marshes and La»slnc reads in part aa preMnl from aralld Rapids and a. nn<tn tv According to signed state- “long I said I could. I went to j90 per cent so I could not have 8. ixcnnciu. Rennella. oi of nicxory Hickory conierx. Comers, is been 90 -------- •oomuv. AecnraiuK to signea — • - . . .. . <.vu<u .•» t—Dial that were ’ Y Poulke* K.i here this week making arrangement* . manta Rthtmi?r.TT.. •ntaitve has Battle Creek Creek DTlmanr primary convention convention dismissed for tocfijclcncy.” . shallow. lakes —-- tn ---. region -r--were . v, ‘Uiiows. “Every resident of the State of Hastings. taX aCtanoUM to “ ahalca down ” " ‘ d stepping “ “ o lJu * P** 1 Tavern Albert J. Engle, acting postmasto*toed in order that the land might City Treasurer E. L. Scuta Is now far both gatherings. aitaxe aown , -SjT. ---- n.rno--....... . aivvu v. _u<*<i-..... <■<.<«<£ . ... i.-------------—-— —wh*<fl - — Michigan of twenty-one years of ****** riiamnllns "*****l***uui hto ** — **** F... . .. __ . h.» nrArl fnr ormtlnu -TW.W0 res ten I ng to dis- 1 w“ approached by Sir. Gerow tvr al Bravo, made this statement: ;“® for kr7’T.tn.“ *!’eafL There On Wednesday the conference will receiving city taxes. Collections mi** those who do not contribute 1 told him I would see him later "Dan Gerow came to see me about Rre sti 8reat ditches to the* area age and upwards, except inmates are about Vic same as laat year. elect officer* for thc ensuing year.1 ta Ma^amiMign fund." Cookjaid he never did pay the rest ^rU or ^jay. He called me to the mentioned, whtoh haven t carried ol state and municipal Institutions, It is not expected that lhe extra Tiiat night an address will be given I who has not paid lhe two dollar ! According to the report Daniel T. ot. 11,0 assessment. and «< introduced himself. r;c He nter- in a ------number of *year*. . window .euauvw miM imuuuwu iiiuuMr<<. -- — — ------- —Aa - -a a„« aa* <a - percentage will be added until about by Rev. R. E. Durkee of Laming. John showed me s letter from ia Fbulkcs “‘"2? .L-the soil has rdritoXn^S^wT^d te vioTat August 15. Tliunglay evening Rev. E. Zuber, Gzmw of Rinr—is Hw* been FOulkes' ><*•»— Ballinger, formerly postmas- bhawah ...iv..— result the * water level in at Pullman and who has now introducing him. He staled that all 'Steadily receded. beeaiue the I' Mr and Mrs. George James. 236 of Ottawa Lake, will have charge of agent tn the collection of funds ter been displaced by Roy Adkins of pcstmaaters were agreeing to give ■ sw “ ? lp * “ n<1 po, . lds an . d ah . alU ? f Uk “ < nJ! 1 the service. >y Adkins or i postmasters were agreeing to give i-ao । E. High St., are the parents of a Gcrow is a Raurth district member "D;u> ffmr ’U per mu of U»lr salarpu -to the ™ tenser wpply woler lo lhe »!>. •» 1! son born August 5. at Pennock hosFriday thc Ladies Missionary Boof the Democratic state central com­ Casgo township, says: of the Wesleyan church will » middle middle of of FMke. eempalw. r oeked him to , Tl» writer een remember <h.t • । pltal. The baby tipped the scales dety 1 mittee and is slated to become came around about the mted assess- put end no oddres. 11 “ deltobuent । at «<**<* eight and uM«r-«4<MMWk one-quarter - puui<u» jxiunds have chai*e of the progiam. Rev. • ramen pm. hU ms name name ana aress do»T> down end ana ,'™ j-—- «° B“r» «««» United State* marshal for the west­ May and said he wanted - said that .... . drain who seemed who to i seemed „ *;ay x"'to , L and ha* been named Harold Oscar. Charles Carter, of Cadillac, a inisthat he would probably hear commissioner from drain commissioner menta for Foulkrs He I— ern district of Michigan. act «■ as If he had call heaven 1'c e'srlmis tax ---- . --- -• O)e lib1 fffl ‘ «<•♦ we.ee H*«ee<en 1 <>C ai im.1 <*» I* « Yuuc Hazl <<au aa» ^all v<»« from itviu ura>c<i I|i ^ ~ - collecting ------ - —- ,offi— I Farmers, especially Uiose wlio slonary to Africa, who is home on# Bota Foulkes and Oerow deny all Foulkcs figured that you guys owed wrefore. enforced no wjjj »* interestfurlough, will speak in him something, f raid"how much “ That’s fine You play with me to 10 lower ,owcr ,the thc lakes and »«x» dry up the lhe ,cers th^’tew ™ have ban“ ‘nicest- Ijfurlough, In U»e U)e evening. evening, ------ ---------penalties under this Igw; and on ln ,, Ilo ow Uoteti by e Saturday doe* he figure we owe him. and he and thc congressman and you will -------«‘a«’--Pa of -Bar nr-------county to order to to<«» to q the v prlce price a quoted by ,». the Saturday evening's evenings service service will will be be hsveUh Bdra,atne ’ I ^®<crl»Mlon ^ru“ ,l°re„•°f.ui. this cityelven >l',nnver over toDie theVnunff YoungMlffxlmirirv Missionary ■ J ... __ ..... ....... ............ ........ A ■ ■■ 7 reclaim mrattlri forfor rultlvati.m . i .•AUguSl nrSl. tax pajers W ill i__ reclaim ground cultivation. ■ — — .. T' — ~—. Allegan, however, has made the folsaid. 10 per cent of your wages [xr be confirmed. ’ ’ ’ Aitegan. niihave .... Bam Red paint. The advertise __ ..... ­ vunrkor* n«v u™ cur. I Anyone wiio wlU go to Bristol |h?ve had a » four-months four-mouths extension ,on Workers. Both Rev. and Mn». Car­ lowing uHUtavit -n*n nerow railed year. I told him it was kind of John Campbell, acting postmaster I on me and said he waa lhe collector steep. He asked me what my sal- at Douglas, said to his statement: 1lake in Johnstown and see what I**“?•• *‘ » cent* per month ment in this issue will give full ter will speak that night. Appoint­ lake °°uld ^ave becn P“w by particulars.—Adv. ment* to. the various charges will al­ -- ---------------------------------------------- . ary was j tom him it was *1.400, “Gerow came in the porioffice and !such ’ -- a course ------- ---did -for —,that —- -— ,will — ■ “»*> now. The people of lhe State of but that I had had a 15 per cent cut.showedmehis credentials.We ®“l,y discover-the folly •• of the plan. Saturday afternoon, as William so be read on Saturday. .... water<=. K. lu> Michigan have had sufficient time McIntosh was ascending the steps Sunday will be the big day and He said that wouldn’t make any went-outside and he started. In by!The level of the lake »was lowered several feet, feet, but but the the land land comply with lhe provisions of this at his home, lie fell and broke a ll»c sermon will be given at the ■°*' ei’<‘d several then th#y would receive their con- difference, they'd Just call it (130. asking how much we were going to ----j u_. --------------- - — ----------- _ law. It Is now to effect, the Attorney . morning service by Bev. Rev. Joseph I told Dan I hadn’t any money, and to the county committee. He £fc -— ,mcd *,as hcfn valueless, pracaid <<mu<^. <v< «»< <u pm !«*><•. General lias ruled that this law ij hip bone. „.,w Medical ,,v. „1WJ „ 1MUVwas M sum­ said if the county committee got ‘‘c|Bb’. for agricultural purposes, moned and he *ts made as com- Km I tii of Redlands, California, and all democratic postmasters In the couldn't pay even if I wanted to. He Much the dredging oi of me the and as possible. Because of ills in the evening the sermon will be noM of ot the money there wouldn wouldn't M "'cn ‘h of ,h " areagmg ,h - iow *low “-* , operative ’t ~" ~ constitutional, no portable . county and told them to pay noth- replied. Tou better get it and get now nie... >been —*. of — h. n.A. court ha* ruled against thia ontolon. ativancC(j age injury |g by Rev. Rolla Wise, of Indiana. be anything left for the congresP lac « h*s no benefit n it by June 1. ’ I told him I waa will"tag. I figured that the thing for fund. He said hehedidn't •itaetto? temaS in ous and apt to take u considerable Throughout the conference thc ing to give it to thc county com-.’ional slonai'fund.Hcsald didn’tknow ’------ This same drain commissioner j was’*•the matter with Allegan "anted to dredge the Thornapple to time for recovery. music at each session will be in GENUINE x, $17! mlttee. but he said Foulkes wouldn't what*----* -----------thi Rtate of MkStaan^mi Norman Cole, of Johnstown, was charge of Rev. Irwin Enty of Ham­ ment and then stall along This get any that way. the committee county, all the other counties were riwr nnd >®»'r Thornapple lake PANAMAS ■«’ order to reclaim 1gathered to by lhe officers Sunday ilton. Pennsylvania. 1 did on May 17 by mailing a money wouldn't give him anything. He co-bperatlng. I told him I thought sev«n or ettht Rev. Rennella has promised thc Saturday Only, August 1 toney । said if I was smart I would get the the regular procedure should be land about **'clake edges. Very lit-if*?*** 1*}C r*u‘f •■’-■ch is Jurily |night on a drunk and disorderly rhlch money and pay in order to get con­ through thc Mate central commit- tle land would have bein reclaimed ^^a under the provisions of this ,charge. He was brought before Jus­ program for the c-iinp meeting fof the Banner next week. public Monday night, ad­ ' |an<1 irreparable damage would have ACli tice Thc Cortright I promised to pay the balance. The firmed. He told Inc to send II to tee. “I told him I wouldn’t pay and resulted, with practically no committed the offense, was fined *45 is invited to sessions ot the c<ui, j him at Sturgis, but not to send a and the costs in the case or as an fcrence. also for thc camp meeting. Dan Gerow, Sturgis, and I received money order or check. He said to when he left he said he was sorry Plating benefits. Fortunately peo- COUNTY REPUBLICAN about me not going along with the Plc who realized the damage this alternate 45 days in Jail. He Is hopCONVENTION SEPT. 20 i ing to have his fine paid but at prvsfederal bunch. Foulkes came to sec P™!""4'11 Ttuxpapple drain would do rpe later He appeared to be sore brought court action and prevented — . . . „ —. . ent la in Jail. Delegates to Be Chosen at Joel ta-Mond. o< CsstMon. arI about a meeting up here and be-' l<»»cring of the lake. cause I didn’t object to what was A few years ago it was planned to Primaries Held 011 SepI rested Saturday by Marshal Thomp.said there He said dredge Gun river up to the outlet of , *m for attempting thc navigation of [ “ You might better resign belake, for the purpose of reclaim­ temoer u an BUtotMobUc while he was under cause. young man. you are all ,n“ ,he Oun nuu’sh muck land, The republican county convention the tafiuencc of liquor. He was through ’ ’’ which Is now a prosperous onion dis- has been called to meet in this city : brought before Justice Cortright i Thia Is a good example of how lr‘ct- ,,ad the draln been completed Ttiuraday. September 20. Thc offi- Monday night, admitted his guilt ias orlBlnallv originally nrnnf proposed, all «**» resort dal call can be found elsewhere in and was given a fine of »:><) and lhe civil service can be manipulated by ,BS *'fl ■» property on Gun lake would have this Issue. I costa to the ca/e. or 45 days to Jail. ! politicians. | According to federal law It is a been made valueless, and a good _ we ... understand .... As It. those en-' He is boarding out .... the sentence.....His crime to attempt to extort money share of west Gun lake, which te1 titled to sit In this convention as driver’s license, however, is revoked hiu for confirming an apixilntraent such shallow, would have been a stinking | delegates will be the ones chosen for one year. us a postmastership It is also a mud hole. Fortunately the rcsortcra I at the primary election to be held 1----------------- « ♦ » took the matter Into court and September 11. 1934. || npAi MAN ARQH1 UCR crime to pay money for having such ! LOCAL MAN MDOULVCU ABSOLVED stopped the drain half a mile below The duly of this convention will! an appointment confirmed. There- ■ , -- „ ------ r---------------------------* —------------- a---------- — । fore a congressman who attempts l!w outlet of the lake. Since then a be to name a county committee and IN FATAL ACCIDENT 1500 Automobile Deaths to use his official position (or fore- dan‘ hjLS bern constructed at thc , nominate nine delegates to the state 1 Per Year in Michigan! ing pavmenta of money from post- outlet which maintains a fixed water, republican convention, which will be Young Girl, Running to Save masteri la guilty, also a postmaster ■i 1, vrI I*m,mi held in Flint on September 'K»” 27. ■” Thc 'rH'level. Republican Candidate for nomina­ We offer fine purs Natural causes seem to bd drying duties ot that convention will be to Baby Slater, Steps in Path , Moral—Drive carefully, and keep in•who makes such a payment. Mutual Auto Im«. Ct I tion for State Senator. Fourth Dis- ’ worsteds, bcautl] jtip our lakes rapidly cnouqA. The nominate candidates for secretary of Edward Bottum’s Car trict. at Primaries. Sept. 11. 1M4 | best way to preserve watrt levels! of stale, state treasurer, auditor fully styled and Edward F. Bottum of Hastings , Mr Moaier was a member of the TWO CATHOLIC PAR­ | in the soil of this county would seem general, attorney general and other tailored. B11 k 1 .Houm- in I9l8-19-2t|r3l. to be. wherever possible, to do what state officers. Candidates for gos- was absphed ot a 11 blame in an ar- iI 1 He has held |MiDlic office for 20linings. Drop id ISHES PLAN PICNIC was done with Lake Al-Gon-Quln ernor and lieutenant governor will cident on U. 8. ifl. five miles west of — . Portland. Monday noon, which e<*t 'rars . ,,r te Supersteor of Ganges and try them old and Gun lake, also with Gull lake be nominated at the primary Sep(the life of eightcen-vear-old DoroUiy township at the present time. He was Tbereforc, the importance of insurLocal Representative Gala Fete to Be Held at St. Instead of so much ditching and tember 11. Hare, when she rushed into the .path elected unanimously by the »Mrd of ■•riing*. Mich'. Rose Grounds on dredging to quickly carry off the While this convention may Unnot ”1 Mruworuot. Il U M Brent W « •>"’”>>» i SSvmuX "rite “LtSS' .water, there is need of more-places seem important, it is of great Lmthe neoole of this state ,,o rescue her four year old sister pou,‘ly h »"ere« at tne last special AugllSt 30 that will impound the water so it nortailcc • •to •• That will apply tothe democraticJwho had tuddled out onto the higho< legislature.-Adv. | This Company has paid over $9,000,000 in Claims St. Rose Catiiolic pariah of Has- wUl rfl<”e readily evaporate, and will convention a* well. Qu,lc aa few rcw children «blldrcn wouldn't wouldn't be be tings and St. Cvrtl Catholic parish Rradually sc*p away into the ground -stale ----------------------------------.... Such of* WaZ‘ ,lhnl hot rv,m,u.. ... J Quite lhat lDorothy ??n?hyJ* went ”u 1° to ,tthe h "o bad if it weren't for thc parents of NashVAjle will istue a challenge ^nd >'c|P to kcePsod >n condi- fleers as state treasurer, secretary I It seems lhat .<„>« i mailbox across If S l<i front her of state, attorney general, auditor maUbox across U S. 16 from her thc> . |jave llvp wll h. otlier chil-' ’ «< <S«BL*.-, a.unnij .(VUVIdl BUU1MII , ---— -............ to the proverbial Wolf at the door'' tlon f°r cultivation, and help main---------, have --------------general, important --------duties ._ to ,,ome «M nnd h„ hcr bill. >'ttte .b«.r steter. Inez.JdM WOUMn i M <O UM « tltett ]»<■ | when they stage their annual picnic.taM‘ “ plentiful water supply. her '*nnoU$cd; °?ro- enu 'll it isn't good, uv don't carry it* ' and homecoming here Thursday 11 das becn suggested that al Ce- perform U) which the taxpayers of enta wouin would May stay home long enough to । „ afternoon and evening. August 30. dar Creek a big dam might be con- Michigan are vitally concerned .«»»>• was safely'al the roadside when „ that ll'puuurepubli- . *»« '‘o'thc child walking ._ W .I.e.v.v., it te. iU>ped lllrt* - - ’- ced . - " into I ----------------------- ---------on the St Rom? parish grounds Al- spurted which would raise the wa- Therefore ___ —... .-A- _ _______ . .. the liiohwav mln the i«nth nf I »<<■ though the gula event is fully three ' ‘CT in Cedar lake, restore waler to cans will take an interest in the lhe n^nway into lhe path of the । Sweden is building an cxpcrlmcnweeks off. arrangements for the var- Shallow lake and keep the water in primary election next September automobile driven by Mr. Bottum, tal factory tor Ute |>roduetion of Bottum tried to swerve to avoid gasoline from peat and sawdust. ious activitie* are In full swing and WaU lake a‘ ,hc ,evc> « ha* ,n and carefully select good men to »..<« U.UUS------------------- ------------------------I tlie panshoners are working Indus- ?r<’ara °f rplentiful rainfall. It vis represent them as delegates to lhe striking the little girl Dorothy ran,_____________ ______________________ •■aimed this would cover very : republican county convention. This ’n front, clutching Inez, and sue-1 •triously to make the nlcnic _and ----- ‘---------* that ,u ----------------------------------little valuable land, but would make ! suggestion Is equally applicable t/, cceded in pushing iter to safety just wgB^ k ^Ba Wte aSBa i'homecoming a huge success. Among the out-of-town guests a large lake are# that would be the democrat* of Barry county, jas the car struck her. valuable, ami at lhe >ame time R1,’—-----------------Dorothy’s body absorbed thc Im- ’’ will be Honorable William A Com­ would Community g slock. governor of the state ot Mich­ the soil.help raise thc water level In FIVE C GENERATIONS | |UP IM SkuVII I c pact. ^She,U‘died lrrn“in I ta >urtea Bnd lx*two I sJF Hastings, Michigan > Telephones 2244*2557 HL__ I IWC IM kJAQUUll I C “*uu ot internal injuries ana two igan. who will deliver a short ad­ LIVt IN legs. Inez Inez escaped cscajx-d with with r It has been demonstrated that In. L,Vt lr< NAoHVILLt broken lea* dress early in the evening. Various | bruises an_d will recover. Thc girl's many instances ditching and drcdg«._» <i n ■< booths and roncesslcns will <Jot the ‘ parent* are Mr. and Mrs. Chester ing. while giving temporary benefits Member of the Family parish grounds for thc entertain­ “ ‘ ‘ Hare. ment 6f the public. One hundred arc in the long run hurtful. Natur^, Is Harriet Tarbell, Coroner J. J. McCann of Ionic* dollars in cash will be distributed to secmA to have established a balance * Aged 93 * SUNDAY — MONDAY county called an Inquest for Tues-, the lucky persona. The entertain­ Wlule It is necessary to interfere One of the Most Outstanding Musical Treats of lhe Year, Fea­ Nashville boasts of a five gener­ day. *..<•« and BHuiuBiaing music of Franz Wirtz his fa- *',th d ln ““■‘■r to have the land by — Mrs.' uiauu family, IIMIIUJ. living IIIUIK within WlUlUI 1U Us con- . Mr. Botlum. accompanied ....V. -J — mous German band will be heard habitable for humans, it is unwise ation turing Many Star*. Inel-iding the Child Sensation, throughout the afternoon and early ro «° farther than te abaoiutely fines, namely. Mrs. Harriet Tarbei. Bottum. was enroute from Lansing | evening. The hungry public wiil. necessary. ।aged 93. Fred Tarbei. 67. Clifford, to Grand Rapids when thc accident, Tarbei], 42. Herbert Tarbei. 24. and happened. There was no way that i find a delicious chicken supper “ Robert Duane Tarbei. one year old |h* could avoid hilling the girl when | awaiting them from four o’clock in CITY NOW HAS WATER The village of Nashville 'wm but ran in front of their car from the afternoon until eight o'clock in TESTING LABORATORY a small trading post when Mrs. Tar- jbehind bushes on thc right, the evening, the price being thirtybel and her husband. William, first ---------------- • • ‘ “ five cents plate For 'the younger Comedy—“MAID IN HOLLYWOOD'’ I-uteri Pai ho New* Hastings —now MARATHON i set. park-plan - dancing will take ~ has . wiw*'*u iA-n bteied a trail through the woods and A GOLFING .FING MAKAIHUN U BARGAIN MATINEE HOURS SUNDAY—1:00—3;00 oubtedlv thc thc most most complete comolete o-JW| n-AffiBattle iBattle Creek Creek was was then then aa two two days' davs' ... ..... place <>n b large? out-door platform doubtedly u All Other Performances, Adult* 25c IN TOURNEY FINALS from tune, o'clock in the evening and water testing laboratory of any’bourney over corduroy roads, where until twelve The music will be dfy of Its size in.Michigan. Part ot There were roads built. PORK LOIN A golfing Marathon was staged 9 .. furnished by. Bud Wolfe's i^owtej*. 'ijc equipment was already on hand Mrs. ” TUESDAY ONLY—Double Feature Attraction the dance band that is heard week- at the Pennock hospital and the REV. HOWLETT IS RETURNED. •toy Mrs. Clyde WUcox and Rev A. T Hdwlett, who has Just Chester Stem in the finals of the 1 a ly al Ttwinapple lake pavilion balance was supplied by th# W K Pound Committees in cRaige of tKe event "Kellogg Foundation. The appsra- returned from attending the Free July Handicap Tournament tor I includc the following: 'Ticket com- • us. as assembled In lhe Water Methodist conference at Manton. women al the Hastings Country returned to------Hastings as the RIB mittec# b. A. LyBarker r •—building, <•-«— ------ has been j Roman—Works includes a delicate ;-----------------— Club. scale ““**«■ year; «?•For lhe first forty-four holes all 9 END Feldpausch. Thomas Loftus.. otto — — which measures to 1.1000th of ■ ■ fill; this regular ...— Sunday Miller. Clarence Workman. Murray’ a cram, an electric furnace, a dry- .lett will ~~ ;— was even. Mrs Wilcbx finally win-j Goggins, Thomas Kennedy and Leo ing. own. a titrating apparatus. n’ornl’'>8 appointment in ttye local nlng thc forty-fifth to take thc ■ Taffec. Advrrtteinc committee grafinates. ■{.***** *ock« and a*. maven match i-up. I-up. tni-rcoy thereby gamuig gaining uic.i thc.F luucc. Aavnrusing committee .colorimeter, colorimeter, crucibles, crucioies. graauates. '. , ' ® Yc — FRESH Paul Bump. Wiyinm Kennedy. Ken- 1 bei'kers. chemicals and a laboratory ay, c?’cnln5 a? distinction of being victor in thc' Adult* 15 Cente GROUND PARAMOUNT NEWS AND COMEDY ijeth Goggins and Melvin Jacobs bench equipped with BUnsen burn- 1 The members of the church longest golf match ever played at I Committee in charge pf the fancy ers and hot and cold water The congregation, as well as other the local club. Most of the tounw- i < ODomiell. ____ .. * ... ’ i_, ___ ______will" .I, be ... ___ i.______ <„ friends, will be interested <ta holes. ■ few ....., booth: Mrs ‘b ‘<> A. Mis* laboratory very inexpensive Uiiercsted to to know todw mente go ohly'18 are Ip R‘w Clark and Mrs. Clarence ' t*> maintain as the city has already ’ °••"*• *«» proceeded Rev. drawn out to 27. The final of thc I . WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY Workman. ..had had most moat ot ot the the chemicals chemicals required required H°*fctt as pastor here, has been mm's championship loeunament has A SPECIAL ATTRACTION ------- ' and. the apparatus used forcan returned to for Ionia . ,.. always been stilted to less than 3G 9 and. can thc be apparatus be used 1 DEMANDS MADE FOR r/) Per Discount *122 Hats at 50< $ 122 Hats at 75< *1—Hats at 99< $2-Hats at 1“ Fall Suit are here id abujulauce\ Auto ACCIDENTS <3 Alarming! 250 Deaths in Detroit Alone This Year! To the > who’ll pen CITIZENS! M. O. H I L L WATERS CLOTHES SHOP CITIZENS’ MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE COMPANY fllAM Round, Sirloin or Swiss ib. RoaSt 12c LITTLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE ‘Stand Up and Cheer’ 9c Beef Kettle Ribs of Beef I ROASTS 6c Ann Harding • Robert Young is. 15c Hamburg Lamb Shoulder Roast* IIIAILR= The Right to Romance - "Smarty ' u. IOC Lamb Stew . I5c u 28c Market BOY SUCCUMBS-TO years. It will now be possible for the ROBINSON REUNION. INFANTILE PARALYSIS, c'ly to run almost any type of milk. The Robinson reunion met with Frederick Johnson, son' of Mrs water .......... or ' .sewage analysis ’’ without go­ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hathaway Bun­ ing to the expense of sending sam­ day. July 29. fifty-three being pres­ Marguerite Hughe* Johnson Daniels, ples away to laboratories al Grand . ent A bountiful dinner was served was taken Hl with infantile paraly- I ala on Wedne.Mlay Everything poi- Rapids or Lansing. and plenty of homemade ice cream, holes and a tuatch of 45 Boles al -1 a most seemed beyond the realm of ■ possibility 19 In thc semi-finals Mrs. stem de- a fcated Mrs Wilbur Lane 2-up while ■ Mrs. Wilcox defeated Mrs. Kcnilh 9 followed by a fine program. . sible was done but he passed away T...A rriTiior ch tae Saturday evening. The funeral was TWO FEATURE FILMS . Friends were there from Cteve- A castle has been let at £10 a week.." held at the Henton Funeral Home • rnUlbin Tfl QTQiUn"lsndi Battle Creek. Kalamazoo, at Delton Tuesday A. M LUM I HU lUdinAHU jaCkaon. Lanstog. Hickory Corners What a thrill for lhe tenant to aisht IA a rate-collector from a turret and I Frederick is survived by his mothTw,, ,UIUMIJJ pictures are sched- and lta*Un»» ftnd “ll ‘“'parted feel­ then rush down to raise the draw-’” er and step-father Mr. and Mrs u J?.’ «nmd intlwnrar fu- ln« Mr and Mrv Hathaway could bridge. (IMO.!.. o< twum. . brata. JM ffuTii li ™* w ““ “» »U «r...,lMr.nU, Mr S te -SUM W <nj* Inasmuch as the new director ot ।1 .and Mis Isaac Johnson and Mr and t " LLi ^rTZiv nJ,...;,, »----------------- -----------------------the budget has been riding a bicycle 1 Mm F o Huehea of rviton Cheer, a musical comedy featuring MAKR1AGK LICENSES. Mte. F O Hutou te DeHan. , u,^ Md Mted on1 JuonTIwteoJL WU£S .. M tor the laat six yean, the prospect is encouraging as to hia ability lo bal-i r rnril .o i . ,M «• ““ ."t*!!.1 v.rook. M. B.IMU, or«nd 1W HR4LA NO. 3. .secretary of amusement to tha Presi-. «da 23 | Circle No. 3 of lhe Methodist L A dent's cabinet. On Tuesday. Wed‘ ' ■ 8W will -•■< meet uwri Friday. rivuay. Aug. nuj 10 ru at al thC'tiesday uic licsaay and ana Thursday. niiinuiy. August routuni 15. ta. ■ From a soutiicm slate comes tlie Traveling by trail, to some.parts, church parlors All members are 16 and 17. Joan Crawford will »p- sad tala at an NRA enthusiast who of Russia costs nothing Judging bv 4 UTV** Ka —I | ....... ... ‘4.^1. ... __ .. ----- .... A what we have read of Ruslan rad- 9 come. Unna McMillan. Sec. ways, it te probably worth it■ Joan Crawford - Franchot Tone “ SADIE McKEE” Conaedy—The Expectant Father" Pathe New*. Adult* 15c SATURDAY ONLY—Double Future Attraction Walter Houston * France* Dee UKEEP ’EM ROLLING” Tim McCoy • Billie Seward The Voice In the Night PARAMOUNT NEWS �THK HASTINGS BAKNEX, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I, teM Sporting Items LOCAL TENNIS TEAM WINS FROM CALEDONIA INDEPENDENTS BEAT FREEPORT 6 TO 5 RED ARROWS REUNN IN DETROIT SEPTEMBER 1, 2, 3, ARE Ray Nolan in the singles 4-8. 6-3. DATES FOR THE while Bill Kennedy defeated Local Nine Cornea From Be­ 6-0, Joaephine Nolan 6-3. 3-6. 6-4. Fish­ GATHERING hind to Overcome Lead er and Kennedy then paired to de­ feat thc Nolans 5-7. 8-3. 6-4. of Four Runs HALF FARE IS GIVEN Standings in the league to date Hastings Independents made — a are as follows* -....... — — ........ nice comeback In lhe game here Town Sunday to defeat Freeport 6 to 5.lOrand Trailing 5 to 1 as the last half of Grandville the fifth opened. Hastings scored Ha3Ungg ’ twice, added three more runs In the iareenvUlc last half of the sixth and held Free- Caledonia port scoreless for the final three ’ charlotte Innings. I Lakeview Next Sunday. August 12, Hastings; plays a return game at Freeport. Herewith are details of tlie game Sunday: RHE Pct. ON ALL RAILROADS doing their very best In spite* of the! DELINQUENT TAXES OF $7,860.24 PAID IN JULY Despite Drouth and Depres­ sion Folks Are Paying Their Taxes July te ordinarily a dull month but notwithstanding the fact that so many people are vacationing or busy at their regular Jobs. County Treas­ urer Maus received good-steed f»aymenta on delinquent taxes during the month, the total being 47.86024. I For the first seven tnontlu of this । year the collection of post due texes FP.f'flFPIPK N Several In Barry Counly mon.h reWere Members of Faceipu of such'texes was tn October .333 last year, when there were paid to mon, 32nd TUui.inn Dlvt.lon C .250 .777 .10 There are 20 grandchildren and child, who have drouth slid depression to pay their .one great-grandchild with a host —1 •—htaxes. lot relatives and friends to mourn family. ' ', t 1 her passing. George Thomas hurt his hand very ! Her early life was spent near her OBITUARY. bad on an emery wheel which Gcorglonna Johnson, daughter of j birthplace until the fall of 1892 earned him to cloac hte blacksmith lhey moved on the farm In Hope Orson and Amanda Johnson, was । township where she has since resid- shop several days lhe latter part of bam July 4. 1868 In Baltimore town- I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrett on Tuv.-iuy ship Barry county, anti pawed away I lt (he o( twcnty she united v<^lStio,^v«ira4, “l a“e 01 M|W1U» thc United Brethren church Tuesday iuul its guests his cousins, grandparents, Mr. years, m aays. . . f land ln years transferred lo lhe Henry Arnold and wife from James­ town. Vivian Arnold of Seattle, On August 3. 1887 she was united i Methodist Episcopal where site alln marriage to W. O. Tobias and to ways has been un ardent wocker •Washington, and Blanch Wtee of lids unlop were born seven children, passing away with Its best interests i Grand Rapids. On Friday they en- with akw . tertalncd Mn. Garretl'a cousins, boxing Iva gloves. Lyle of Bffltli' Creek, Bernice Trav- upon her heart. er. of Baklmorc township. Lura Bush p'‘she‘ wns'a^fiiithful wife, a loving U1* und <4abl° w,llle of chlcuK0' lujiuuim Bunn diuiii of oi Freeport rnrpuH and) u.iu of Battle creak, on-on of Ann Ar-'mother and a friend to al). I Raymond. bor. Mahlon of West Helena. Ark.. - ------------------------- a --------rboy friend ■*' from Grand "* ” M Rapid* tended the Centennial at— Middleville baby dydy-I Keet of Hope township, a baby SOUTH THORNAPPLE. ...... .. ----------- UH. »l»LUL!uUI\ II. Ing in infancy'. Thelma of Battle । Jahn Kerkitte of Chicago spent a!“i Saturday night with Mr. m dt Creek being tliken Into lhe hojne at last week ut the home of hte moth- .and Mrs. Robert Garrett. . tlie age of eighteen inonthn. She cr-in-law, Mrs. Jameff McCrea and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crons enter­ leaves one brother. Harry Johnson, family, and Sunday returned home talned on Sunday with a family re[luUnji of Battle Creek, —‘h. . accompanied by hh wife and little ;union, about forty relatives being °" Z/ TSbWcub .187 There are a number of Red Ar- delinquent taxes, .187 rows living In Barry county who The people of Barry county are served in the World war. Prac- __________________________________ I tlcally all who were with the 32nd Division became life members for an Initial fee of 12. with no fur­ ther dues. The latter days of July and the early days of August will forever be a period of grim memories for Hastings. those veterans who served with the (Continued from Page One) Hoevenalr lb ..... ■ s i uvu 11--------------------- <------------------------------------- Red Arrows. 32nd Division, dur­ .50012 oi80°d cltlxertr. contribute largely of ing the World war. C. James 2b The closing days of July found >3 0 thought, suggestions and Hawthorne cf Tvs U 0 U 11 o U 0;U»elr1lme. « • o«xmsel 'eoonwi in creating a comprehensive, this famous division moving through 0 » 2 » 2 5 ln.cn Youngs sa............ ...5 « ...2 o o 0 o o,coordlnative; w, -• progressive program thc war-tom streets of ChateauB. James If............ Improvement of our slate Thierry and on through thc villages Scoby If .................. .1 0 0 0 0 oJor C. ODonnel 3b . .413011; an(l local governments. It te highly beyond the Marne. Fighting, fight­ .2 0 1 3 0 0 Important, Judge Lacy believes, to ing, ever onward to crush lhe most Long c .2 0 0 9 1 0 bring this type of citizen Into public powerful enemy ever concentrated Yargcr c............ at one point. The result, of course. B. ODonnel rf .. ..2 1 1 0 3 0 After outlining his general views Is now history, but It waa neverthe­ Bennett p ..2 1 2 0 1 0 ®f government as mentioned in the less a very decisive blow that the ' above paragraphs Judge Lacy stated 32nd Division handed thc enemy In 42 x 16 site! 36 6 10 27 13 2 hte own program for accomplishing driving them back 19 kilometers to the village of Flames and the Vesle 'hte objectives as follows: Struck out by Bennett 2 In 4 inn­ Since agriculture te a basic indus­ river, which was accomplished by ings; struck out by Gage 7 in 4 inn­ try in this state thc commissioner of August 5. 1918. Famous "Nation ings. Bennett walked 2. Gage walk­ It wa,-. after this attack that Gen­ agriculture should be a real farm­ Wide" brand — ed 2. Two base hits. Gage 2. C. er. who has a practical knowledge of Mangin. of the French annles. gave O’Donnell, Youngs. Left on bases. 10. farming and who is himself a tiller the 32nd Division the name of "Les Slock up at this Freeport. Terribles." whose insignia is a । of the soil. low price I A liberal part of slate highway de- barred ArroW. Indicating that 'they 0 0 oj partinent revenues and federal al­ shot through every line of defense I Covllle cf .... Q. Karcher 2b ii 3 2 lotments for highways should be the German army established In' their1 front. 2 0 j used for the Improvement and build Nor was this thc only time that I W. Knowle.; lb 6 0 0 ing of farm to market roads. Woven gauntlet O. Knowles If ---------------------------------0 0 01 There should be larger state and the Germans felt the consistent Walton If ................ 3 0 0 0 0 11 federal aid to local governments for push of this famous shock division. ] Kyser c .................... 4 0 0 13 1 0local public welfare relief, puttie for In all tiiey met and vanquished 23 German divisions, from which Giddings 3b .......4 10 4 1 0. health and education on the fair New! The woven Wlngier rf .4 0 2 0 0 01 condition that reasonable standards 2.153 prisoners were taken, gain­ material cuffs on Richardson p ......3 0 1 0 4 Olof economy and efficiency be maln- ing 38 kilometers In four attacks, and successfully repulsed every en­ thesa smart im­ --------------------------- talned. ported fabrics! 36 5 8 24 11 3 The state constitution should be emy counter attack. This outstanding record was not And real buys! Struck out by Richardson 13. amended lo abolish the uniform rule Walked 2. Three base hits. Wlngier, of taxation so os to provide a more accomplished without due compen­ Richardson. Left on bases 8 | equitable distribution ot the tax bur- sation to lhe "Grim Reaper." for their losses were 14,000 casualties Umplres: J. Knowlea. Freeport. «*«* on all people according to their bases. VanOordcr, Hastings, at lhe , ability to pay and make possible n from al) causes. 12 inches wide! Now. 16 years later, finds the plate. further reduction of taxes on farms. state of Michigan apd the city of nmiaiTDV ni no ni a air Also the statr constitution should Detroit acting as hosts to this great COUNTRY CLUB PLANS be amended to provide for an in­ body of men wlw. on September 1. 2 and 3. are holding a reunion In­ It gives you the FOR ANNUAL TOURNEY S?'^00 * °< cluding memorial services, parade, 15 PEOPLE OF COUNTY HEAR JOOGE LACY Hundreds oF Bare air < comt tomorrow! For Less Than / HaLF a Dollar.1 . IP&nin&rs “Boxo”CanvM Shoe* Boyr* Siteit PIIXOW CASES 49C 2 lor 49* school and gyi ODORLESS i brown, neutral. Men1. FANCY HOSK Fall Fabric CLOVES 2 <- 49c 49* light or dark col> Boys’ School Shirts A»lkU| TICKING , e s Xyd.49* Abolish all real estate taxes for banquet, sightseeing trips and con­ A large state purposes, reserving this form tinuous entertainment. I of revenue exclusively for local gov- downtown club has been leased as a special rendezvous where the pass­ eminent. word will be "Do you remember Abolish tax exemption on bonds when?" and other securities. Of course, during the mobilization, The administration and overhead cast of local government should In­ there will be a new anny of peace­ cut. wherever practical, by the elimi­ lime Buddies to meet in the way of veterans' families, all of whom are nation of duplication of efforts through the consolidation of units invited. Many Interesting events of government under \ home rule have been planned for them. Reduced railroad fares, round trip safeguard which adequately pre­ serves to the people their rights of for one-way fare, have been grant­ CADDIES TURN IN local self government and thc Im­ ed by the railroads and any Red mediate control of their own local Arrow who has not received a re­ LOW RINGER SCORES affairs. This reduction of unneces­ duced. fare certificate can obtain sary expense would in a large meas­ one by simply addressing Red Ar­ Four caddies al the Hastings ure lift from the backs of farm and row, Hotel Statler. Detroit. MichlCountry Club have turned In scores gan. home owners and business men the Under 40 during their July-August A special Red Arrow radio pro­ crushing burden of | confiscatory lo­ Ringer tournament. Larry Walters gram will be broadcast from Sta­ cal taxes. \ has a 34. Charley Rose a 33. Don tion KSTP in St. Rjiul Sunday eve­ Old age pensions should be fi­ Rose a 34 and Les Larabee a. 37. nanced by taking worthy aged poor ning. August 12, from 8:30 to 9:00 o'clock. WTMJ In Milwaukee will from infirmaries and jioor houses BUSINESS LEAGUERS IN and returning them to homes of also broadcast a special program Monday. August 13, between 8:00 ELIMINATION TOURNEY . relatives or friends where they can and 8:30 P, M. Other broadcasts be cared for at considerably less will be announced later. cost than In stateInterest Institutions, therebusiness ­ in the men's baseball league continues to run by releasing funds being spent need­ COUNTY FAIR A high. Every game brings out a lessly. The state of New York has largethan crowd ot rooters and there TENTED Is deinstitutionalized more 54.000 CITY plenty of excitement while play Is of its aged in this manner, reducing the cost from 139.61 to 123-00 per Increased Entries Will Ne­ In progress. In the final rounds of lhe doublf capita per month. Similar exper­ cessitate Erection elimination contest the Penney team ience in other states Indicates that trounced the unbeaten Commercial tills manner of dealing with de­ of Tents Club 30 to 10. "Hlrsch Brothers con­ pendents can be done for less than For thc first time In the history of tinued their triumphlal progress by one-half of the cost necessary for Calhoun county fairs the eighty­ walloping the Bankers 11 to 1 while maintaining institutions. By reduc­ sixth annual presentation opening in the Car Seal team was extended ing costs in this manner Judge La­ Marshall on AuRjut 21 will repre­ to nose out the East Enders 5 to 4. cy believes that it will be possible to sent a tented city. This fact be­ After absorbing seven straight de­ abolish the head tax (which he con­ came known when Secretary R. E. feats the tall end Consumers team siders un-American In character) Hardenburg explained that the tre­ came to life with a bang and de­ and still have at least a substantial mendous increase in thc various en­ feated the Piston Ring 29 to 20 In portion of money to pay old age tries will tax lhe various buildings a Joyful slugfest. Krogers took their pensions without any additional to such an extent that tents will next door neighbor, the A. and P.. taxation. have to be erected to care for the Into camp 15 to 10. The state of Michigan should have, exhibits, especially In thc 4-H Club Games this week are: Wednesday a compensation law containing the department. —Car Seal vs. Hlrsch Brothers. best provisions of the law on that In previous - years It has been Thursday—Piston Ring vs. Com­ subject already adopted by other necessary to secure extra space to mercial Club; J. C. Penney vs. Con- progressive states of our Union. care for certain displays but nefrr turners. Friday—East End vs. A. The entire tax system <?f Michigan before has the demand on facili­ and P.; Bankers and Krogers drew should be systematically revised and ties been as great as it te at the based upon the principle of ability present time. The Better Babies contest will Judge Lacy would abolish the necessitate at least two large tents sales tax on necessary food stuffs, inasmuch as Dr. George B. Gesner because It te an unjust imposition on ot Marshall, in charge of this eveht, the poor. Such a tax. he believe^ te a has estimated the list of entries In contributing cause ot mal-nulritton this re-inaugurated feature will in children. number approximately three hun­ i Tlw sales tax should also be re­ dred. By B. A. LyBarter . pealed on feed. seed, fertilizer, spra, When It te said that this year’s dope, fruit trees, agricultural Im­ fair is to be belter and bigger than Far more than a purchase Is plements and machinery and other ever before the fact that available Involved when a prescription lx products used by farmers to main­ space already te being over-taxed te filled. A life may be at stake. tain productivity and soli fertility. a Justification of this time worn Failure to fill your prescription No farmer should be penalized uy statement. accurately, and with fresh, po­ taxes. Judge Lacy believes, for at­ tent InsredlenU may mean the p. -r. party'convention, tempting to keep up the fertility and productivity of hte land. Your doctor knows exactly what A meeting of those Interested In he requires to obtain results, - A large portion of the present tax­ forming the People's Progressive es could be replaced by government but he cannot make provision Party will be held at the Wenonah Hotel in Bay City next Monday aft'The small loan act should be ad- ernoon. August 13. 1 stale Ingredients, or protect you Justed to provide fair rates of in-1 Robert R. Pointer, chairman of from the results of substitution. He must trust the druggist. lerest to both the borrower and the the state central committee, anlender. Inounces that a full ticket of candlOnly the Integrity of the drug­ Government in Judge Lacy’s esU- 'dates for slate offices will be named gist. lhe ability and alertness of matlon te something more than a and that the ticket will be headed his pharmacists, and his respon­ mere business. Business is a moneyby a business man for governor. sibility to have Instantly available every necessary Ingredient, and i making affair, government 1s a pub-! According to Mr. Pointer the state lie service agency. Humanitarianism platform will carry planks advocatto be certain that they are fresh te an essential phase of government, mg reforms In the sales tax. also of t—only this can solely When we speak of economy in gov-; the liquor commission and will adsick in an emergency. - If you bring your prescriptions -emment we should Interpret some- vocate the abolition of certain burthing more than merely saving dol- 'eaus and commissions which cost the here, they will be filled In ac­ cordance with your physician’s lars and cents, for economy aocom- .taxpayers good money, but which pltehdd by avoiding .unnecessary ex- 'the members of the new party conorders. pe'nse provides a means for a greater sider useless. - ------------Qualifying rounds for the annual championship tournament for men nt the Hastings Country Club will be held next Friday, Saturday and Bunday, according to Eddie Van Popering, the pro. Pairings will then be made for the championship first and second flight. Qualifying rounds for the cham­ pionship tournament for women will be completed this week. (Coyrrishi.) Fancy patterns, solid colors, also blue and grey chambray. Un­ Printed and Plain!All Silk CREPES! And at this price you can buy lots "J. C. P-” Brand WORK SHIRTS BOYS’ GOLF BOSE Fall cull 49c So many beautiful new shades, so many strikingly smart new prints—you'll want lots of it for dresses as well as lovely..lin­ gerie I A good firm weight that makes up exceptionally well I Get lots of it while it’s only 49c yd. . Knit-in elastic cuffs, fancy allStrung, sturdy. Sites 7 to 10H' 2 pair 496 For Day In, Day Out Wear! ehambray! Jfc. terllned esl- Smooth-fitting! Full Cut! Ironing Board Shirts & Shorts Seamless HOSE Pad * Cover of Thrifty Chardoniie 2««' 49® Penney’s most popular seamkos stocking! And what a mileage record they’d make if you figured them out in coat per mile! Picot top, French heel, in sixes 8 to lOMt! Big savings! Real next-toAhe-sk'm comfort! 49c 2 for 490 BALLOON SEAT shorts! Fast color, stripes! 3-button yoke front Elastic / sides—nothing cuts or binds! Swiss /• ribbed, combed cotton shirts elastic knit! Long length. They won’t bunch! Part Linen Crash NO W! You need these Good Terry Towels Medium heavy weight! A Value! 5 for 49C Summer’s hard on towels —we all know that — so better stock your shelves with these good medium weight, medium site terry towels! ■White with different colored borders! Color-Fast "Avenue’’ DO NOT GAMBLE WITH HEALTH public welfare, public health, edu-1 There is more aristocracy in th^ cation. safety and other such United Btatea tiian In Europe, but brandies of government. here It ’’ain'l” legil. , 49* homes and other real estate. Men’s Button Shoulder Style Toweling 5 ydi- 49c Athletic Suits Fine Ribbed Colton Knit Al 49® A .. combed cotton obtainable. Pull eut. roomy and comfortable. Sims 38-48 Odd Lot Table 49c Loweil price ihii year! Rayon UNDUE PERCALES tn < whole new Fall assortment! 5 yds. Always a fovorite—the new Fall pat­ terns will delight you more than ever? Smooth, closely-woven — ia darker tones for Fall! Checks,plaids,stripes, flower motifs! Fully 36 inches wide. Unbleached MUSLIN IO yds. 49 for children 2 lo 16! Boys’ Rayon 49c Polo Shirts 49c or built-i JI rayool 2 toll! The 49c Dress Event Gives You New BOYS’ faIl caps Wash Dresses 4fl In Charming Prints 9 Hastings IJ.C.Pen Ml.hl �Banner there ho t n My. vlllw or er«s I'r'1* ,'hc “ •» rode ol . mereh by vUUm and ■»*ii« roed renter tn----------------th. etn»— uhkh 'S '^r!‘C.„ end '“’KX , ,, , , "til"* , , , a com meriy ot .nis city ..her appreciation of lhe honor be- (*i<.v thc game summaries in the evening Dr. and Mrs S.M-Angle of Jack- U|)ixarance of an Mr aiid Mr*. J. T. Lombard and ,lowwj upon her. Hage..... .< ,00 a0”"1 and there are probably hot a small “ “ , “ “ '5,™'*?*', w“" nod Mlranha* o' ' “ '* Xu"o ” TSdo'ohw*i!d c*~ “ t,*? • llr “ u ” " a noof foho.in, .nd the oenUnaUl''a Queen uMr. and Mrs. M L Co* left yesjllstlcc potter, ■• c* “ m of on* ««mi ers following thc Tigers play by play Koontz or Toledo, onio, ana Lutr which was an old tlnie horse-drawn itcndani" hv mi. a percentage of tana who don't read JV™ >“ <he crowds terday for a three weeks' trip in thorough knowledge of Barry county i northern Michigan and Wisconsin; bl.story, then gave a most interesting reounts. From the .port n talk upon thc early days of Middle up-state Michigan is schoolmate* walking on uir vfhen the Tigers win; MBs Mr. and Mra. Ransom cooper of Tableaus were presented In a Urge WHY ONLY TWO? a blt down In the. mouth when they xhe u?ll v German people from stooping to the hose that allow* the wa friune on the platform In one of Scrat eandldato lor congrea, 1, doesn't tm.ke.hy dlnerence. wiji go there m bombastic extremes of Nazi rule. jeutor Colgrovc and wife the post which Melvin WiM appeared os proven quite satisfactory. AnoliRi Von Hindenburg's type uro trapper. At lhe conclusion Clayton On hl* farm 1* a pond of consid­ very pleasantly at Gun"take. Bennett. iTlndianToeiume' all too scarce in world affairs. erable aiM with plenty ot waUr. Ha plan adopted In other places In th* A; D. Cook and E. R. Brown atari- theme song "Indian Davrii'1 __ _ ___ _ Btukward Glances; Bits of Yesterday\d»yt SULTS IN BIG CROP pump water through abjif 400 feet THE SPIRIT OF SPORT. Monday. । posed in the frame. Music was furten Years ago today. three inch gas pipe. He pumped Enthu.^ ^ .port above Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Clever of jnlahed by Meyers orchestra of Mid- LOWELL MAN TBBD NOV- this to a height above nearly every urc through perforation*, thus giv ing the crop a good soaking when mere petty dislike, stupicton or ;dljuuli Bnd son. Mcrte Prouty, wife VermohtviUc visited Hastings friends dlevllle with Mr*. Barrel Gillett raspberry bush in hl* patch. Then EL SCHEME WHICH needed. Till* is for more expensive last week. t*r> .1 HMUr.xi, Heading mas* singing of the theme he dug ditches between tlie rows i prejudice. Not many up-state peo- and family of Ft. Wayne. Indiana, than the *lmple plan worked out by John Bcamcf is home from his rong. Mrs Wm. McKcvltl was Die WAS SUCCESSFUL ana made and maae little nine dam* an;ns here ncrc ana *nd there mere — 'pie, for example, have much affec- were gue*u of Mr. and Mrs. Thro western trip and will remain tar leader of the Thursday night pro­ to impound the water and let It ^weU Iarmer' to impouna ine water aua ,* tton to spare for Detroit, and the Jooes Monday. TOey .catnc to at- about a month. won IO »pore tor uewwv, auu u.c [he H f#mlly reunlon to be gram. soak into the aoll. That prevented RECEIVED GOOD RE Everett Btlnchcomb has returned In the pageant presented Friday BRANCH IHbTHlCT feeling is doubtless mutual. There held gl ^niursd«y. *oU erosion and kept the water evening -The Old School" was thc <Hte । Mrg Frederick Hamper and daugh- ]from an extended business trip Miss Vivian Day la It was needed. Theme dam*, of TURNS FROM BERRIES where thc southern part of the state. theme with Ml*a Mattie ’ Lynn. course, had to be frequently re­ week with her sister. MBiiar 0OUXTY. THBEg MONTHS Detroit Ba metropolitan center ter ter oi of Kewiuiic, Kewanee. luuiVK-, lUlnoU.. and u>iu Mwj ouo . 1 teacher there la the 70 s. as clialrmim and Miss Tractor Engine Pumped Wa paired, but that did not take much Day. at Lansing. ^IN ADVANCi ------ r------------------Sic Wjx»c people think' mostly in terms Faulkawkcr "" “ Margaret “ “ and ‘The New School" with Mrs. T. effort. He started Irrigating the .ill , .«■ CT’ Faulhawker of Chicago were guests Myrainc babby coun JXTY. ONE Mrs Dutmer. Mrs. Catherine Van ter From Small Ppnd Barry as chairman. A review of old li.so of dty life white tiw rest of Michl- 0£ j^s Mapjc Johnston and Mis* YKAB IN APVANCL. patch when the fruit began to ripen. Dyke. Mrs. John Von Zorcn and « time dancing was presented SaturPOBEIQX aUBaCRUTIONS. ONE It took three day* and three nlghU Mrs Maurice Chadwick of Grand gan is largely agricultural and Winifred Johnston Saturday and to Several Aorea YBAB m aKVANCB--------- ------day evening under direction of Miss uf steady pumping to get thc ground thinks in terms of the farm. Also Sunday enroute from New York City] Rapids were Thursday gucaU of The drouth thia year has mode Lydia Manli. while Mrs. Birge thoroughly soaked. After that H ADVBBTiBixa kate*. Dctroij enjoys a concentrated po- to their homes. 'Swift directed a group of young people think of what might be done could be done tn fifteen to twenty Mrs. Minda Mudge and Mlu Ruth. Mr., and Mn Don Hinkley and Tlie Doicas Society of North Ma­ “’’’’^ illtteal power of which the rest of lwnu [women, who offered modern steps In the future, to grow cropa and family spent Sunday at Mllham | a«n, wm nave p.«.uy ui ,n ple Grove will serve home made ico know u..i that they will have plenty ot J’,011"' and tap dancing. “* st*lC *> n“lu™>iy . susptetous. . But p r„^. ark. Kalamazoo, with relatives. I moisture. That la only possible)the and rUnnln« (Continued from Page One) Band ana and orchestra music were nial- . where some plan of Irrigation con: 1>UU,P *** night, ., uana comes to baseball—well' Mrs. Leon Hinkley and daughter Era 1 and Mrs. Wm. Guy, Friday evening. prdgratn mS which Pla" 01 irrigation can . dlSennl nutter. Probably j"X»i EfS ph“ l™«'™ above the >"ndu<Milth .‘lhe SJSnSSl result of plan he----------------------had not August wim a grand finale in the worked out. There arc probably . this A* ---------------------10; ii.it Miss Bernice Rhoades, who has march by village and [many farms in Burry county where I only a vary large crop, but Bn un­ ... rate r-.n Annn win. iluttiallv fine <»ne. im that his nltimn __ .__ .. . Ihla can be done with resulting bene- [usually one. so plump been in Ohio tlie past two month*, fits lo thc owner* of such forms, m. berries were in demand at an extra catno home Sunday. rome cases it may be only one or two ’ price. He found that the co*t of Thc^nre near Maple Grove which was an old 11 pie horw-draun tendanis Ported by World war Vet- Held. t,u‘t ran c*n be »* Irrinntrtl^ated; hut but rvrn even 1 dumolnfi pumping and and IrrlHalllUf irrigating wm but a a nelrl* that Was but new atari Sunday and wa* heaepf 1->M, that ’ " ’ fraction small of thcro-Increased re­ for the timber, but was gotten unda nirUim « v......... ... ____ Hint will be hn a n great onia! help, H^ln Ijunnll nt fraction the Incrcajirrt --------- - after ------Umc but hM {0 . ------------------------------------| One of the nM»l enjoyable teAture. i We noticed in My paper »e-1 lun» tram ba j«wh. control ■BVBNTT NINTH TEAM THREE GALA DAYS AT MIDDLEVILLE watched continuously. Mrs Edna Archambault and Les­ lie Bales of Grand Rapids Bunday visitors at the Mudge home. 1OB PKlNTINli nea Tlie Hastings flout scriptions took part. Richard Meage 13. look first with Ids t and cart. Carl Be Will. 11,-! from UUs district have been stress- that Detroit is the city where they Wisconsin to attend Die Young I’co- reMl^^l^^-mmo^cra'o^Midib Tl,'ri ?nd *rab?!la .“nd Cta.nc | were fourth with Uieir flying squlr-, dropped several seasons' worth of Plcs Conference. Dr. and Mrs. A. 'Ban ing the fact that no representative should hold office for more than two terms. In our opinion it is immaLerial how many terms a congresstong as he gives crop failures In phony investments. JY;. ' A ’no#t attractive portable rock1 Friday afternoon was given over or that the collapse of Detroit banks u^.. ' l5“r,uCn together with decorative | to the Republicans with Earl C caused institutions in their own ---------- *Garder? ciub^^larrv eountv "one .’UldjD^tFe,lj^A;iRSCClU? °11 communities to crash; sport doesn't TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.|of th(. nrs^machlne reapers to be AUegan*alTcandMatcs for^omi- i thc Chi Values in Milk Value in milk consist* first of the abundance of ita food elements to nour i*h the body. But a higher value, because it save* danger from dis­ ease, and give* a sense of security to the uaer, is CLEANNESS! Forty persons attended the party sold in this territory passed by on a nations at lhe primary for congress-' a good account ot himself. In fact. tecognizc such limitations. The Tig­ given Kucn- truck for tlie interest of spectators. nun j10in (ht. Fouth District. Thc | mn by Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kuculhe «et-up in Washington being ers team is thc Michigan team, not zcl in honor of their eighteenth an­ Following this came some of the , candidates were introduced turn I what it is, the best thing for a dis­ a Detroit team and the great come­ niversary c ~ their wedding on more up-to-date reapers and thc by former congressman. John C. 1 back they have been making thia trict to do would be to select the Thursday evening at their home.contrast ...................................................... representing about«« a cen- । Ketcham. oL Hastings, who u somehow symbolizes the The members of thc band and oth- tury tun* of nroarcss progress was startling. Next Next' a brief address ,■ Highlands Dairy milk comes from our own best qualified man possible and, If is then placed in our refrigerator, where it is ers were present and rw«rd passed an m. en- !came by ,H„ the .Furin Irra wnrr nrrsrnt ...........n float furnished" Kv ........ - rn Uw cvpnlng rAUnuuxl I he proves to be a satutactory repre­ comeback which all loyal citizens tested and accredited herd. me cows are cooled to 11 temperature just above freezing. joyable evening. Light refreshments era State Batik of Middleville. Na it „ awllv „vlloru Ulv about 4.000 M attended tlie wcll Ceti-. properly housed and fed. and kept in clean sentative. keep him In office Just as hojie their own state will make. Il la kept on Ice in the hillk truck until It is were served. Thc lawn was lighted Ilona) Bank of Hastings and the tcnnlal and saw thc pageant repre- i stables. Human hands never touch the milk long as he continues to have an In- . delivered al your iwme. with lanterns and presented n very Hasting* City Bank. A portable anting thc community's history dur­ ______________ __ Representative George Foulkes attractive appearance. Qn behalf of, Sunday school class, representing a [,ig the past 100 years ' from the time It is taken into our clean milk iciest in the Job. It takes a new man The State of Micldgan after a thorough inat least one term to learn what ha* asked voter* of this district not members ot lhe band.' J L. Crawley, met -----------------— ting of thc young people of the — „ — - — -ftiturday afternoon was given over [ house until it Is delivered nt your door. Every s]»ectl<in of our plant and ht rd, authorized us ’ .... . wllli with a few brief rrtnnrka remarks nresrnled presented Methodist church of Middleville fol- [ to tj,e democratic party with Judge thing* are about; by the second term to send him back to congress for ju tvl4VUiC. WUI, iaittle Is washed and sterilized. Tlie milk la lo sell our milk at Grade A. IL easts no more . ----- of< Detroit, ---------- -. ­ Mr. and Mrs. Kuenzel with some lowed Arthur J. Lacy candi he's commencing to become efficient more than two terms. Mr. Foulkes uscfu| Brt|cies of silver. Mr. Kuenzel :■■■. ii.n.b iv v..l t.. ihc iMilier. and the on liial account. Wc sell it Postcuilzed or n 1parade came an old (jate for governor on thc democratic always providing, of course that he record is such that voters should do responded with ortis 01 bottle automatically capped. Tiw bottled milk 1000 Ford driving along under It* ticket, outlining the policies for, Raw as you prefer. thanks. During thc evening the own power, followed by the latest1 wbjcb bc ntand.t. Judge Lacy was is a big enough man for the Job.— even better and limit him to one. I band played many fine selections. inodcE of V-«s. Here nLw the con-1 mtrodueert by Dr. Birge Swift of LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH OUR GRADE A MILK. so why end his career Just as he u 1 Mr. Kuenzel has been director of the Irast wa* both amusing and start- Middleville, who Js a candidate for beginning to be useful? All com­ BUND TAXATION. Ung. * -------- ahi------ I----- .----------l.:cal band four years. CALL PHONE 2651 AND WELL DO THE REST! , . , . . nomination at the primary for con Mrs. Ed. ‘Birdsall and Mr. and mittee appointments at Washington Borne people favor the sales tax The Leighton band .supplied a hote,grcss on tb(J democratic ticket. Pre are made bn thc basis of seniority, idea because it extracts money paln- Mrs. Will Hopkins and son went to of music midway in tlie caravan and 'ceding the speeches Judge Lacy waa Newark. Ohio, where they will make were followed liter on by Middle- gllMt orhonor at a dinner in the A new man has far less chance of lessly in small driblets. Editor a three weeks' visit with their sister. Illes own village band. An up-to- Mld(Htfviile Hbtel nt which many getting anywhere than a veteran. So Schuyler Marshall of St. .Johns critl- Mrs. Fred Keech date fin- truck wa* on hand to show IeadinK democrats of th* county If this district wishes to be satisfied cixcs this easy-going attitude. He Mr. and Mrs. George Collins of that Middleville village is prepared ^.rt! present, meet------this---danger with slack-end committee appoint- says: the blind-taxation Grand Rapids and Dr. Chester Pryor to---------------। — when -• thc speakers had finished of Big Rapids were guests of Mr. and Two children in pretty costumes the chcf announced that an ox, ment* and the corresponding lack of method another step toward ignorMrs. Frank S. Pryor thc first of the rode in a cart drawn by framed vblch had been roasting for many1, prestlgc for her representatives, a ancc of government and Ignorance week. moats white another youngster h„un,. wa, L, scrvetl iwo-term limit will be Just the Of tax sources? Wc pay the taxes, Mr. mid Mrs. R. I. Hendershott (talked proudly beside a little wagon lbc 0rOwd flocked down acrofw the ... Clara drawn by a big Newfoundland dog., bridgc to thc scene of the barbecue. thing. But if the district wishes to uc family heads, farmers, groccry- and lhelt daughter, Mrs. he above paragrapii* give only a bc represented in Congress by a man mcn> printers, publishers and all thc Langston of Cincinnati are at Mr. A i»ny cart drawn by u little Sh«Hendershott's .Gun lake cottage l.ind containing Mickey Mouse, him k*chv summary of all that took whose view* and opinions will carry rwt of us. Personally we believe it is Ed. Kurtz and John Nobles re­ x-If. seemed to please the boys and c during the crowded three days some weight, then two-tenn a B0od thing for us to know exactly turned Saturday from n delightful girls along thc way. the Centennial. There were trip around the great lakes, includlimit is just so much hooey. It wotjld become tiresome to enubjLW -ball games, sjxirts. band enu­ how much wc are paying and exact­ ' ing thc Georgian Bay. merate m detail all the unusual corBamCs and conu-ste tor ntunly how much is being lipent. If wc 1 lumc* and creations which helped to rrous :o mention in detail, THOSE TIGERS don't know you can bet your shirt | THIRTY EARS ... AGO TODAY make — this -----------------float itaradc a truly ------, colorCitizens of Middleville are to te.* If you want a good illustration of that the tax spenders will take us to Mrs, Joanna Tefft, or Buffalo and ful sjicctaclc. Suffice lt ?to add that congratulated ontheir enterprise [ , ... ... ■. Mr. and Mrs. Gcortte George Kalmcl fcalmel of ol AlAl­ what team spirit can do. take the the cleaner* so fast you wont have bion. are visiting their cousin', Mr, at thc end of thc procession came U1 producing nn event of this kind., thw carriage-------------------- Centennial contained.so many worth-1 Detroit Tigers as an example. Last a shirt to bet." There Is little doubt and Mrs. Jas. Townsend, for lhe Queen. Miss Orplm Headly. together whUc cvt.nu ln addition to amuse­ year they won bottom place in the Uiat before we enjoy good govern- firM time in forty years. .witivner mb» mm , witte her court 01 of nonor. honor. Mtes~ Mar-­ ment*. Ed. Blake was chairman of VmuUrlle Fuatornlriu.ul rammlure with leaguc without any competition; ment citizens will lufcc to become , ®"„L?! 2.."‘‘J for a two wicksisit si wu Mbla Florence Bender. Mis’ Grace Swift secretary* Paul Fnulkthis year they arc giving the Newhax conscious of all firms of taxa- morning N^n, »ib Aub.,fs mm BStev 1W. D„.,la,„, SrIi.,u“! K. York Yankees thc race of their life tlon—not merely satisfied with get- N 1 with relatives whom she has gumpson. Mis* Lucille Brog -.nd wa.. ln charRC Of the floats. Maud far top position. Yet. as we recall, ting a considerable share of the lax not seen for twenty-five years. Miss Jeanette VanderKolk. A group tjcil wu, general chairman of thc only two changes have been made in load lifted off from real estate and M»™«rt?MUBunl‘lo wturnidUhonn °f w“r veten,ns marcl,1"‘t b‘h,"d th£■relics committee while Russell Brel,nlua.l>»nrcof iw-.p<rti. the Tiger line-up. Whnt then ac- personal property onto another TuSl" "ml?r“nl ““ ”"rt ‘,,,er nner cnnrgc oi me sporui. :,... ' h<>,,or . .. . ’ The The Middleville Centenni Centennial would counts for the difference between "shoulder." with her cousin. Mr*. Grace Dunlap, i Morris McKean formally Iuivc done credit to a community I Abcii Johnson of. Oakland. Ne- ipened the program with an invoI' .uli-r an I I .ill- ii'h■!' ’ I n * .ii<:l — — many, times Its size. — It — was'• ----made brasku and---------------------Carrol Johnson HAPPY SWITZERLAND. foremost comes a strong comiH-ti----------------.. of. Chi canon. H. G. Benaway then pre- possible through a fine co-operative cago are the gueste of their aunt.- tented the keys ol the village to the spirit—the same sort of spirit the Happy little Switzerland, tive spirit instilled by a certain Mrs. Emil T-'den,Queen and E F. Blake, chairman ol original pkineers must have iutd in fighting Irishman named Mickey home of real Democracy! Other nxS£rs..C' H' Vl.n 2”’d Mrs the general committee, gave a Uriel Cochranc. The Tiger* were so uwd’tions of Die world may go in for C. D Moore.,of Salt Lake City, were |gllc coll<.enitrig lhe Centennial afto: Iheir battle with thc wilderness, People there may have their petty to playing Santa Claus to other new tangled ideas of government in the city calling on old friends whlch M|Sa lu.adly knelt upon the ambitions and personal grievances . .. . — . lhe ----------------------iplatform, received golden crown with one another but when It comes teams in the league that they seemed*but this little country holds straight Saturday. Miss Florence Iroiu the hands of Justice W. W 'to doing something for thc comto give up the Idea that they could to her course; thc financial struc™“'r »,.1M MMU««n »wa™'^,mtt^u^";'re"b« A'raukh'w pul ever go places and do things. But ture of the world powers may crack mreh ol "L HI, * “ "I1" ."‘’"’•t*'1 irare 1.. .-Me T1,.t U why MMnow they've got their fighting clothes or collapse but thc Swiss franc is such a progressive vllon. Any team which can spot the still par with gold; other nations New York Yankees nine runs and may stoop to burdensome taxation HOPE ( ENTER. then come back to win. or which but (here arc' certain cantons in Chas.'McDermott's folks are mak­ can see a seven run had o! their Switzerland which actually pay FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY ing plans for the Pennock reunion own team whittled down throuah dividends to their citizens. In fact Allie and Uiornapplc township. He . . -----Under the management ot John and far sight- ,n ** held at ------MlcU home Thursday. pitching and . »uil have Switzerland today Is without doubt Warner. Dan W. Reynold-. Em.m dues?, ot its founde Calvin B. Hin. August 16. enough scrap left to bat their the best governed country in the Busby .. and c. \V. Jordan, a basebull Cha.'.. Williams. Chas. McDermott,: who recoeni/ed thc value of the ife. Mrs. Burdette Lyttle. Mr. b.ck inra the led u rauid t. „ .mid. The S.L. pldta-.pl.v fh«n.'reU'*Hv1r hl Ihojldmi ^ower. and Mrs. Clare Ashby and family somewhere even though thc mound to be as -rugged, immovable and "Ugitii.mi who built built a a wooden wo-jucn dam dam at at Midand who Mid­ "­ Hick riafl te not all that a manager s sound as their picturesque mountain M0 golni! to tbr“u-lniicr; to set dleville by perrniMlon of authority oi attended the centennial a ory Corners Saturday night. NEW heart could desire. chains. ond and fclO to third. The Champton ,i special act ol the legislature nearly and Mrs. Fred Ashby and belt of Barry county will also be giv 100 year* ago. family attended the Anders reun­ But regardlc.ss of platform pro ­ cn to thc winners. ion at Head lake Sunday, HURRAH FOR BUREAUCRACY! gram* there were plenty of other Mrs Lucy Leonard and family Former-President Herbert Hoowrl A genuine Scorch laddie made his thing* in the way of amusements Almost a year after his death, a ap;>earance in this city on Mondaj and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reger and snd exhibits to keep the crowds oc­ is coming out with a book entitled Federal grand Jury tunied in jin '• with his bag pipe. mu*, attended n reunion at West cupied. Each biulne*s firm in Mid­ Il Uo week dlctmcnt against Julian P. Bowen Thc Challenge to Liberty." It will dleville had exhibits ot relics ol lake at Kalamazoo Eunday. 66th birtliday and he was Burdette Lyttle made a business of Detroit. Well that a bureaucracy be interesting, to compare Mr. Hoo- Drake victim ol a complete pioneer day*, loaned by people o trip to Bort Huron Saturday. ver s views of government with thOMi *the " furlunfire " lot you! surprtee,goltcn up by hi* wile and Middleville and thc surrounding terMrs. MelUsa Ashby U visiting her Full-floating Rear Axle heeu. sister. 80-horaepower V-8 Truck Ingin of President Franklin Roosevelt's as Mrs. » tririhtman. Eight of the Doc- ritorv. There were spinning Mrs. Martha Chamberlain, at . candle molds, household utensils. VON HINDENBEiK, contained in thc two books he has,-tor's intimate friends were present Cloverdale. AU the clyiUzed world will sym- .written since assuming office. Roo- and one oi the most elaborate dm- photographs. Indian arrowheads, a Robert Barton of the Hinds dia.saw used by one of the pioneer doc- trict spent Saturday evening «-ith pathlze with 'Germany over the low scvrlt is the champion of The' New u^en o( tors in amputating three legs and Lyle.-William and Morris Ashby. cf her Idol and presiden’.. Paul von Deal." which as affairs arc working ' M:,, D H. Mmiman a. Mrt <UM>-1™> ra u ..uKn- . Full Torque-tube Drive Mrs, Fred Ashby' and son. Lyle. I - have -bcm spending -‘ thc. first stallion brought into Hindenburg. LJke our own Georg j out nicatu state socialism and mass ter who a week from , were Hastings shopixrs Wednesday Washlngfin he'won the admiration regimentation; Hoover the leading at thc home or professor sterling Tttornapplc township. if ter noon Heavy-duty Truck-type Clutch Especially interesting was a colhome hi , -- -------and respect of his people mure exponent of rugged individualism lef. " ‘ Monday-for their - future - • — ■ toum ranging Mendon, where Mr Merriman te to >«'Ctlon o,«? KOIIIMII E PARK through integrity ot character than which'Implies a maximum amount, su|>erlnt. nd tffc schools.'.alu.c u|? ^1*°^??., wmiranuir anu Mr and Mrs. Ray* Wintemute and genius a* a statesman. Like Wash­ ol freedom for the exercise of perMu-.s Hannah Dewey „. of v Owosso h displayIn the Me,trs and Halvcr- M»n Of netroit spent from WedneaEfficient Cooling Syatem „„ „w.. », - R. Pancoast -onloliii ington. loo, he was a great. general bonal initiative and ingenuity. Both 'visiting With Mrs. F. :on,studio. An Italian viohn^ay until Sunday with thc latter's made In 1775 waa loaned by Howard and wall lake. ~ Mstcr. Mrs. John Kollar and family And a unfit patriot. Since lhe war (men arc real ' Americans.' sincere, * “’* ’family of ’ • . ... nt v,nnnnrt MkMtevUte muME*rl Morgan and family of Owo» Miv Gwendolyn J.itnereturned to <;"■ s ended, Von Hindenburg has been capable^and energetic. It will be Manis'.co. Friday after a few "week*'dans “J*0 donaUd a number of prize-jo spent Saturday night nt Howard the balance haUiu^ wheel whwi of nt hk hte unhappy nnh.mw ' moj^ L>1JJ1 u, compare visit ...... with Miss .....’Genic ...... ' Brown ..____ naSM-SAlOIlS. 'Smith* anH attended the’b’lrthday possessions'Smithand nation. Bi the evening on the platform on party for Fred Johnson Sunday. Various intense political their respective ideas. Miss Davis who has been visiting □TOUabU Harry Poland and wife of Owosso faction* fought bitterly at Baker Shriner* returned, to her Main street a historical pageant was among staged under direction of Mrs. H. E. and mother. Mrs. Johnson, called on home in Iowa Thursday, Truck of Similar Rating themselves but each, almost withou; A Swedish savant has produced -a. Bmnett i with the Bradley .Indians ^r. and Mr*. John Kollar Low-cost Knglne lx change Plan exception, aomued gnd respected variety ot tasty foods from- wood taking an* important jmsci in the also called on Mr. and Mrs. ■ FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. presented Poland ■Old PauL" He 1* the only man in Especially appetizing, we hear, is his ------------- were ------ ... Mr- and Mrs F. Spatigemachcr, program. Tableaus Mr. and Mrs. George Abbey. Mr. by the Indian* with Rev. Sprague of ; Harold Kollar returned home Horn Germany who commanded an out­ baked decoy duck.—Richmond and Mo. John Fuller, and Mr. and lhe tribe supplying the narrative.Lowell after visiting his mother and standing majority of public conn- Times-Dtapatcfi. Descendants of Calvin Hill, who brother. Mrs John Sclianu arc camped at dence. Except for hl* yeanj, he -------—'-------Wall lake now reside at Kalamaaoo. presented Mr* Evrid Jackson and son Ran ln You can tell when you arc apJahn McElwain and Will Herring an historical scene, some of the r&>- dcll apcnt a (cw wowd have assumed a more active role in German a flair* during the preaching a collie town by Lhe in-**^** Plainwell, Otsego and Kola­ tunics being more than a century Canada tea week, old Two children. Gordon Bennett - and- Mr* ’ “" nave pre- creased number of pointing thumbi •nai00 !ait *e*it Mr. Kerrl*'< “sl1 — -------------------------------Mr. Ralph Flnkbelner of . w luumwt !oca!c M Otaego and practice his and Barbara Sentn, appeared m a Middleville spent Sunday with t|ptr VI fk V* Vt V V M V V WB M V MMa . profession—dentistry. dramatization of "Auld l^ng 6}*ne. parent!. Mr. and Mrs. Julian potu WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Iclephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, Propr Hastings, Mich EVERY FARMER WANTS AND NEEDS THESE 8 IMPORTANT FEATURES TRUCK Is the ONLY TriUlf at ANY Price That Gives You ALL of Thdm . . 11U1I CWMU V JK A *1 £ K S Off WI 1 la W ■ Cl M !■ ant! Oil Rai • Vci �TU MAHNOS RANMEB, WTOMMBAT. AUGUST >» UM Miss Maude Ironside waa in Margaret Merrick came home I CHILDREN INTERPRET CHARMING SWEDUH DlMtt day from Kalamazoo. hiixihuli Mr Bichard Grace Grand Rapids o<> Monday. w. M>U U. W. ; Mte* Beatrice Giddings 1s visiting SHAKESPEARE PLAY tertained very delightfully on : »w days — day evening at a Swedish buffet dtoChicago .M, for . a few on business friends ... In Marshall this week. Keuneth Tolhunt of Wayland 1* Mr. and Mr* Charles Pease and Delighted Large Audience J1" Ul* Tydon ootUga at Gun pending the week hare with rela- .family are camping at Podunk lake, j —— ~ ■ loka. nearly thirty guaata MM With Proentation on >..ve*. I Mr. and Mr* Otto Isenhath and' Each article on the menu «u Mr. and Mrs. Warren Roush spent littta' Friday Night MU* Thelma Humphrey of Ionia family spent Wednesday in Battle Thursday in Charlotte. • little Robert Lee Quacunbo** of tive* in Kalamazoo for several ), !i The social p*flor* of the Metho-1 is th. the »Mt guest of ui>. Mtes France* muttnn Sutton! Creek. ' . Rep. Prank Mosier ol FennvUte Bryon Center spent aavarel da ya at weak*. this week. 1 Misses lath* Mote and Dorothy dUt church were well filled on Fri- ( i w>d v. r. Wlnlnger and wa* In Ute city on Thursday on bosl- Green lake the put week. Mr and Mn. Max Dietrich visited Smith were in Grand Rapids on d»y gening when the member* of as dessert. Assisting with the ■err­ Marcia. Ann. Dick and Joan Alyce family have gone to Leach lake for hte xi. parents MM^t. in in Muskegon over tsthe Junior Shakespeare club pre- .ing waa a young lady drasaad tn a thc 'Monday Mrs. Glenn Brower was in Sara­ Jones of Kalamazoo are spending an outing. Mr.. E4..M Murnl ebUdr... 'charming Swedish peasant costume. ^’%.'fi.,,fi.“KS.’Sd&MM , Following the dinner, boating, nac on Wednesday attending a fu­ Dr. and Mr* George Lockwood Ray Branch and Dr. Frank C*r- “">p“> Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ZuschnltL, 1^ fan jjjy spending the week neral. rothers were in Battle Creek on uu* wwx hfe gnd work> of 8liaMcapcare unde. swimming and visiting were enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilcox and at. Wall lake. Thursday. Mr and Mrs. John Hammcs and d“dmTw,“u> mon Urt week Miss Beatrice Carrothers te vteit- the -direction of Mtes Maxine Wun- , Mr. and Mr*. Harry Walton of Mrs. Albert Bc.ssmer and Mtes Dr.-■ *. W. W«x!bTe ing relative* in st. Thomas and derllch. assisted by Mra Daste Crue, Kansas City. Mo., and Mr. and Mrs. Jean Arndt are visiting relatives in •Sidney French of Middleville were to visit relatives. Bradford. Canada. ; Mrs Margaret Steiger and Miss ' Mr. ana Ml*, a . J. veoaer vianeu . uip in x-a u sua Detroit this wcet :out of town guests. Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Vedder visited Miss Noilia Gnolle and Mte* Hasel Elotee Storer The youngster* 1 relatives in Grand Rapids on WedMIm Elizabeth De Yoe of MuskcUr Wld Henry WcttVcr I Mrs, M. X Cross was called to I neaday of la*l week. 'gon was lhe guest of Mte* Mabel *p^dli^. "^TVacaltoi wHh;^““. ™ lo *tWnd th' Taylor of Lansing visited Mr. and ,evinced much Interest in the stories |.|Troro-r iu 1 iiainu Mrs. C- E. Grohe Friday. ,*nd learned a great deal from tlie INItntol II* LUNUrlI The Rev and Mrs. J. A. McNulty IndUna relative*. Mr*. Wayne Merrick and Mr*, course, as Friday night's presentsnONTINLIFS . I Mr. and Mr*. Keith Fuller were Ben and Kneeland and Elizabeth have | Middleville Thursday to attend the Merrick visited relatives in Hon demonstrated. Each partici1 CUIldJUUN IIHUCO Mrs Emily Sullivan returned on '8unday gue*u of Mr. and Mr*. Leon ____ o.centennial. . Centennial. Monday'froi gone to Saugatuck for lhe month of • -vteiC with her »i*- Tolhurst of Mar*hall. Battle creek on Monday. . z • of’S* ’ Women Planning for a BeneThe R*v. and Mr*. Leason Sharpe u,,. p, Mtehawuk*, August. MteM-s Vivian and Dori* Biddlepf J™'Porf_ __ * Ind. " I Mra. Oliver Garrison of'Ann Ar­ H.rley U .pending »« bor i* visiting Mrs. Floyd Garrison Battle Creek were Sunday guests of ’ JjJe Brldge PartX on Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Crawford. Mr. S’,; . J., »”lt “> DcttdK. Uie gne.1 « Mr. and family this week. and Mrs. C. W. Clarke and Miss Mr and Mra D.„ U.M. ' taAugUrt 16 Kathryn Clarke were in Lansing on Mr*. Anna Dockeray of Grand Mte* Margaret Merrick vtettcd work by thc children and di-' The Tuesday luncheon at the month* vacation. r Mr WJd Mra Henry 1U111 Rapids was the guest of Dr. and Mr* Thursday. . . IrtarnH. .if Qt l.lr— near . — Q..I . ■ ■ . <.>■■>. wu — X., fifty Aftu friends at St. U.r'\ Mary's lake Bat­_ plocnas were also awarded. Country Club attended by Miucs McBain Lillie gpent the weck .... end Mr* min William vriuuuii .MLauuiu McKnlghl ll.ut hu rc- — -------Jennie ----- ------ ... 7and _—. rMjnUjr u wlth John A. Wooton on Thursday. ’nrt- „ Pz , ..... at.... ..... tle Creek on Monday and Tuesday Between act* the cut Joined in ! ladle*. Perennial phlox with snow­ turned to her home In Wilmette. HI.. Christy attended fK* tha irirl Hickory Oorrelatives Morrteon lake. Mis* Cecil Huff of Grand Rapids Charles and Jack Bowman of singing chorus number*. Several to- ' on-thc-mountain in a silver wicker after vtelUQg Hastings and Wood- ners centennial on Thursday and Mr and Mrg Woodix>u*e of wa* the guest of Mis* Grace Ed­ Bay City were Sunday guests of lo number* were also delightfully basket made an artistic combination land relatives. visited relative* near there the bal- jjatue caUwl Ida inond* over lhe week end. Mr and Mrs. C. F. Finstrom and given during the program. Those , for the large lounge table, buketo Mrs. Keith Daniel* spent Thura-;Bnce ot lbo we,kPalmatier Saturday atternoon. Mr. and Mr*. Ray Branch were in having this courec in charge should of pink and purple petunlu being .day afternoon with her parents. Mr.1 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Henncy and Mr. and Mrs. James Fennell were Kalamazoo on Wednesday a* guest* family. Mrs. Neal From and daughter be commended for their effort* and | used UM.-U on UU the MIC luncheon IUUUKUU tab|es.. U1U|C> Mrs. >. and Mrs. A. T. Eash, and family of Mr. and Mra. Harry Snyder and called to Elk Rapid* last week by lhe of Mr and Mr*. Peter Schramm. ,, , * Ijcon Jean ui of urutiu Grand tuiptu* Rapids were kucsu guests ui of their excellent training of thc ch 11- f Agnes «•-_ Sheldon Siegel a• >u__ «> ■ entertained » near Freeport. daughter Elizabeth of Mt. Gilead, serious illness of her mother. ><1*® VtrJ*n *e”1 10 Mr. and Mr*. Guy Giddings last dren. Iparty of sixteen honoring Mr*. Rob- I Mr. and Mr*, James GoWer were I Ohio, were guests of Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. George Shulters of St Traverse city on Thursday for a wrcg ert Burrell < Josephine Carve th) of at Spring lake last week visiting Wm. Zuachnjtt over the week end. Johns te making an extended visit Detroit, a bride of the past month.1 Mr. and Mrs. Willard Perry of PLEASANT SOCIAL AFFAIRS their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mr*. Cheater Stem of St- Louis. Mo., te with Mr. and Mrs W. L. Shulters. Mrv Dell Sutton and guest. Mrs Midland were over Sunday guest* The committee in charge for thc . HONOR MRS. MESSER. Charles Miller. spending ten days with hte family Mr*. William Fry and Mrs. Wayne George Humphrey of Ionia, spent ; of his parents. Dr. and Mrs. B. 'A. Mrs. L. L Watson of Holland at Gun lak*. Guests of Mr. ancTMrs. pry of Michigan City. Ind., called on Thursday at Beediwood. Wall Jake. . The incentive for much entertain­ Carroll McGuffin and Mrs. Edw. I Perry. spent several day* tlie past week ,81cm are Mr. and Mr*. H. H. Scott Mr*. George Coleman on Monday, Neville Wood of Flint and Ml** I Ted Dodds of Kansas City. Mo. ing thc pul week hu been Mrs. Van Popering. with her daughter and husband. Mr. j and Mr. and Mrs. Herrick Foreman Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Moore of Al­ Margaret Sheehy ot Yale were Sun -1, Sunday here with hte mother. Richard Mc*.scr's presence in thc Top score al bridge wa* made by j and Mr*. Lyle Scudder. 'of St. Louis. Mo. jbion were week end guests of Mr. day guests ot Mr. and Mrs. John ।'spent * [Mrs. Grace Dodds, and other rela- city. Many small and very pleasant Mrs. Pauline McOmber Mrs. Wil- i Mrs. Bertha Zuschnltt Jones of । Mr. and Mr*. Carl Knickerbocker and Mrs. Warren Moore and tam- wood. . i:I tive*. Informal affair* in the nature of bur Lane won thc golf event for । Kalamazxx). Chester Henney of Mt. of Grand Rapids spent from Thur*- Uy. - Miss Gertrude Bentley of Kala-j Marjorie Boyes, daughter of Mr. luncheon* and dinners and evenings blind low gross. Gilead. Ohio. Mr*. Cora Kick and;day untU Saturday with Mr. and- Mr. and Mra. A. C. Hyde and masoo spent Sunday here and was I, Those present from away wert! and Mr*. Earl Boyes, te visiting rel­ with bridge being given in her hon­ Ralph Henney of Carlton and Miss Mrs. Eugene Freeman. They all at- Joyce Elaine of Lacey were Sunday the dinner. guest ot Mrs. Mary . Mrs, Arthur Levene. Chicago, Mr*.1 atives in Woodland for a week or or. * Verda Zuschnltt of thi* city spent tended the centennial celebration at.gue*t* of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Evart*. One of thc more formal affair* PliylUI Reynolds, Ann Arbor, with. ten days. the week end at Sauk Ste. Marie Middleville and Hickory Comer*. 1 Grohe. . Mr and Mr*. Howard Miller and wu a lovely luncheon Thursday nt Mrs. Roy Corde*; Mr*. John Ham­ Eugene Young of TVoria. Hl., was with relatives. I Mra Wlnfleld Angus fMary Btrlk-1 Mr. and Mr* B. R Reed and son family of Detroit visited her moth- , lhe guest of Dr. F. O. Sheffield and Country House, E. Fulton Road near mes. Albany. N.'Y., with Mra Chas. er) of Rockford. IU.. who has been and daughter left Saturday night for er. Mrs. Beatrice Knapp, over the Mr. and Mrs. George Sheffield over Grand Rapids, at which Mm. Pau­ Doyle; Mr*. Frederick Parker. West attending the summer se**lon at W. a visit with relatives at Lake Lee­ line McOmber was hostess. A large Palm Beach. Mr*. Paul Faulkner. the week end. ' ....... ~ ■ ................ 8. T> C.. te visiting her mother. Mra' lanau. t Mb* Jannet Micliad w^s tlie Mrs. Hazel Kruko of Jackson was bow) of zinnias centered the refec­ Middleville, with Mrs. Siegel; Mrs. Mattle Striker, at the home of Mr. Mr and Mrs. Vick Herrick of guest of Miss Ada Michael and Mtes lhe guest of her sister. Mr*. James tory table in the pretty sun parlor Cha*. Carroll. Detroit, with Mra and Mrs. Edgar Brooks, for two Lansing spent Friday evening al the Helen wooton in Detroit over thc Creglow. last week, returning to her at which twelve were seated. Bridge D. C. Bronson; Mra Richard Mas- ' week*. home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren week end. followed. Mr* Phyllis Reynold* scr. Loa Angele*, with Mrs. Wm. R. > home Sunday. 'F Mra. Alice Bale*, in company with Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edinond* and Thomas Rowan and daughter. winning fop score, with a gift prize j,er daughter. Mtes Alice Batea of Mr. and Mrs. Leon DcLano ol Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Edmonds visited X— X” Mrs. Arthur Levenc. and baby of also for lhe guest of honor. Thc committee in charge next Marshall, spent the past week at Ot- Grand Rapids visited her |>arent*. Saturday Mr*. Reynolds enter­ week will be Mrs. Frank Carrolh-1 Chicago are gueste of Mr. and Mr*. *ego lake, th* guest* of Mr*. Ida Mr and Mrs. Hugh RUcy. over the zoo on Sunday. tained 0 small group very pleasantly er*. Mrs. C. G. DeCou. Mrs. A. B. j C. T. Cordes. Parrish Morse. Miss Bate* was called end Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilmont at­ Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Wolfe of at luncheon at the Fiddle and Bow Westerlind and Mrs. Geo. Miller. I lo the vicinity of Gaylord on busl-1 Mr and Mra. Earl Coleman and tended lijc funeral of tneir greatnear Goguoc lake. Battle Creek, the Thc Women s Association Is plan- I ncs*. | John were in Lapeer on Monday and grandaon. Frederick Johnson, at Battle Creek visited Mrs. James guest* later returning to the irome nlng another benefit bridge party ' Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Otto IsenDr. and Mr*. P. F. Morse of De- |on Tuesday attended the ball game Delton Tuesday. of Mrs. Roy Cordes for the after-, to be held Thursday. August 16lh. I hnth on Sunday. troll were guest* of Mi** Angie Batea! jn Detroit. Mr. and Mr*. E. 8. Clark of Kal­ —.111 be ku> an Mr. afternoon —f — M—1 — .i . which will affair, Mrs. E. J. Pratt and Miss Gerald­ noon. last week. Dr Morse, who te thc i»n Mtwa Elizabeth Oglesby and amazoo spent Sunday here with hte Monday. Mr*. Wm. R Cook al Ticket* will soon be on sale. The ine Williams were guest* of Mrs. of Will Morse, well known in Has- chula Burton of Ann Arbor were sisters, the Muse* Catherine. Rose Archie McDonald at Port Huron wliose home Mi*. Mc**er h^s been a committee having the afternoon in | lings, te a prominent physician in guest* of Mtes Jean Barnes over the and Elizabeth Clark. guest for thc week, gave an informal charge will be Mcsdamcs Van Popover thc week end. Detroit and pathologist al Harper week end Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hodges and Mtes Dorothy Simpwn and little tea In her honor. Today Mrs. Messer ertflg. Don Siegel. Roy Hubbard, lhe hospital. ! Mtes Belva Riley returned on son Put attended thc Long family Virginia Simpson 'of Grand Rapids in company with Mr* Cha*. Potts. Mtssei Kathryn Clarke. Mae Keller. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McCreery Friday fn»m Kalamazoo where she reunion held at Bertha Brock park are the guest* of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds. Mr*. Cook Beatrice Carrothers and Eleanor , motored to Traverse City on Sat- has been attending thc summer ses- near Ionia on Sunday. • and Mtes Virginia Potto is in Green­ Miller. Henry Mulder this week. urday for a visit with Mr and Mrs. ggjn ai yy 3 t. q. Mra. Mac Trelb and Misses Flor­ Mrs. Ida Learned of Rochester. ville to attend a luncheon and musi­ L. L Bensley. Mr* McCreery re- • Mrs L. E Barnett and Mrs. Wm ence and Leonarda Trelb have gone N. Y.. arrives Thursday for a visit cale given by Mrs. Ellis Ranney at FYTHIANS AND PYTH­ mainlng for a week. Mtes Mabel 8i»- 'Stebbins, accompanied by Mrs. O. R on a motor trip to Rochester and IAN SISTERS' PICNIC. with her cousin and husband. Mr. her home where Mtes Potts will Clothing and son accompanied them and visited Dickoff of Iron Mountain, visited other points in New York. Cowan Ixxige No. 88. Knight* of give a program of vocal and Instru­ and Mr*. George Sheffield. her sister and husband. Mr. and Mr*. 1 Detroit friend* on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Gilbert and Ray­ Mr. and Mr*. Keith Daniels mode mental numbers, with Miss Elisabeth Pythlu and Cowan Temple No. 10 , U. C. Manns, over Sunday. i Mr. and Mr*. Mike AUerding and mond Gilbert of Muskegon were Rarden of Greenville, contributing of Grand Rapid* are holding a joint a trip to Fennville Sunday then U» the beginning of eye wteMr. and Mrs. Rolla Wilhite and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence AUerding guest* of Mr and Mr*. George B basket picnic at Streeter's landing. I Grand Rapids where they called on a group of songs. HASTINGS . doni. And the-following of daughter xjune of Lansing were wcrc jn Saranac Sunday .calling on Heath and family over the week end. Gun lake, on Bunday, Aug. 12. Al) ; Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Schulz. guest* of Hasting* relative* ia*t oid friend* of the former. Mte* Betty Emerson of Battle .The Rev. L. L. Dewey will visit ROBLES KI—BULK Pythian*. Pythian Sister*, families*1 , lhe decision by action la week following a visit to A Century; Mrs. Edith Godfrey and Mrs. Ellen Crock te spending several days with iJlatlves in Buchanan thc latter part The marriage of Raymond Roblcs- and friends are invited and it tec of Progress in Chicago Mr. Wilhite (yarger of Freeport and Mr*. Burt Esther Smith, who waa hurt quite < the week and goes from there to> kJ. eon of Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Ro- hoped there may be a good attend­ te head tool designer in the Old* (Long of Carlton were Monday seriously at Lake Al-Gon-Quin Sun­ ance. Sport*, games, swimming and - ■ ■ ajgM Chicago for a few days' vacation. bleskl. to Mtes Madge Bull, who re­ mid romforl and bodily factory in Lansing and te making a guest* of Mrs. Beatrice Knapp day. . ;>. Mrs. Del) Rrploglc of Hemet. sided west of Hasting*, was solem­ tlie usual picnic festivities have been Woodland visited Sunday al * splendid success of his work. | Mrs. Myrtle Brown ha* returned Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard vialtcd welfare. You should not planned. Tlie nn(rr> orders fmm from KZIHHle. Middle­ nized on Friday al La Grange. Did. ■llnntlAr! [ Mrs. Ray M. Johnson, nee Norma . to her home near Battle Creek after Grand Rapid* relatives part of tlie Calif-, and Mrs Sarah Erway ot Congratulations are extended. ville. Hastings. Plainwell. Oteego. The church and any Iris Baker, and son. Master Benny Baker spending a week with her niece and past week. Mte* Charlotte Hubbard Rutland were guests of Mr. and On Sunday, in company with Mr Freeport. Woodland, Battle Creek lire church are Invited to go t Mr* Bert Tinkler one day last week and DEMAND attention. (Johnson, of Pomona. California, are family. Mr. and Mrs.Fred Curl. is visiting in Grand Rapids this Mrs. Robert Burrell (Josephine and Mrs Laverne Weaver. Mr. and and Kalamazoo have been invited. Sebewa tor a Home Coming Q visiting her parent*. Mr. and Mrs.. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Adair. C. IL week. Mrs. Robleaki went to the fair in Arrows and a banner will mark the day. Aug. 19. Alter services Carvcth i ot Detroit 1* visiting Mr. Clarence A. Baker, and other rela- youiCand Mr*. Harold Steiger were you wait long enough. Get T. 8. K. Reid anil son Don and and Mrs- A- H- Carveth this week. Chicago, and when reluming Tues­ picnic place. pot luck dinner la te be ew Uvea in Midiigan for a few month*, m Ortmd Rapids Wednesday at- Donald Ooxcy left Sunday for Aus­ axUktance before you need day morning met with a bad acciP. Arthur, minister at Dalroi Mr. Johnson will drive through te-1 tending lhe funeral of C. H. Green, tin* Texas.. to attend thc golden Mr. Burrell comes for Die week end. BREAKS ARM IN FALL. speak. Ministers frocn her* W Il too badly. n Mrs. O- R- Dickofl and daughter., dent on U. a 12. four miles west of Mrs. Dennis Murray had tlie mis­ ter. They intend to return about the Mabel pish and Mrs. TilUc wedding of the former's parents on Barbara, accompanied by Mrs. L. E. Kalamazoo. A truck driven by fortune to fall from her back *teps middle of October. ' HiUiker and two daughters of Ban- Friday. Barnett and daughter. Margret, left Jamei H. Hetlcr of St. Joseph and on Monday sustaining a' broken Mr*. Edith Enni* Moiles of Cleve- Igor come today for a visit with lhe Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Richardson of Tuesday for tlie former's home at the Robieski car sideswiped injur­ right arm. near the elbow. She was land. Ohio, was the luncheon guest former's mother. Mrs. Rose Trego, Grinul Rapids also Mr. and Mrs. B as far as South Dakota ing all four of thc passengers In the Iron Mountain. taken to Pennock hospital tor of the L. L. Dewey , — Mte* Jacqueline Moore visited in Tucker of Detroit were guest* of -------Rev. and ------ Mr*. , _ ... H. The Birthday meeting Dr. and Mr* Howard Van Ness ot latter car. They suffered severe cute X-rays and la doing as well as pos­ OPTOMETRIST on Monday, enroute to her former Lansing last week at thc home of iMr*. Nora Smith and family on SatAllegan, who are spending some lime: and bTUtec* and the two women are. sible. The injury is quite painful. with Mrs. Griffin on Thi home In Big ■ Rapids. Mrs. Molies her grandparent*.' Mr. and Mr*, lurday. 1 confined to their beds. at Gun lake, were in the city on Hastings wa* school nurse at Big Rapids (vick Herrick, and also with Miss Paul and Miss France* Conklin At lhe church service on Monday and were guest* of Mr. and GARRISON REUNION. when D. A. VanBuakirk was super- .Betty Turrill. returned homo from Kalamazoo last BR1OGE-LUNCUEON Mrs. David Boyes. The twenty-seventh annual re­ morning Brother Woodbunu tendent there. and tendent : Mr. rar. there. ana Mrs. Mr*, Charles unarics Johnson, jonnson. i Friday where they have been at­ FOR RECENT BRIDE. union ol the Garrison family was .. . tending Western Stele Teachers' —. Mrs. Aben Johnson. Mte* Barbara day to Galien to visit Mr. and Mr*. On Tuesday at the Hastings Iteld on Sunday at the cottage of Mr. > and Steven Johnson went to Oma- College. " Frank Spcnsley (Dorothy Bsmtv Country Club. Mrs. Don Siegel en­ and Mrs. Lawrence Fuhr al Fair Mrs. W. J. Anway of Palo Alto. . ;ha. Ncbr.. on Tuesday for a visit As a result of the recent and cn Saturday will go to Chicago tertained sixteen guests at luncheon, lake, about 70 members and their r' (with California, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. to see a Century of Progress. |with Dell Deli Jahrunn Johnson. Blue contest in the Young complimentary to Mr*. Robert Bur­ families attending. Games and vis­ ’ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Moore and Wenzel of Grand Rapids visited Mrs. James Mathewson and Louis ► Jacqueline and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Swanson on Mathewson returned to their Ijomc rell i Josephlney Carveth > of Detroit iting were enjoyed. The 1035 re­ Mr*. Chester Hodges held top union will be at the same place. X Moore Unnr> of nt Albion Alhinn called ralted al aL thc thn home hrmic Wednesday . nicely decorated al the social In Mancelona on Sunday after a bridge score and Mrs. Edw. Von of Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Hall of Free­ Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wibert. Miss COATS GROVE. Popering second, thc honor guest port Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. F. C Wing were at — •-‘-j a BHt««!F'ton.«reUr. prize. RtHi'r ^i!2rn£f Mrs. Harry Coupland relumed to attended the Case family reunion Lake James. Indiana. to a Bible serve them. The ladies eo her home in Michigan City. Ind., al thc home of J. C. Bryan. Angola. [rCk ! V H**” Wld ,RuU]; Frederick Parker. West Palm Beach. Conference of the Church of Christ on Sunday after a two weeks' visit Ind., oh Saturday. Merrick of Detroit were guest* of J™ Paul MWdle. Sunday. tain: Margaret WUook. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jessen of with her sister and husband. Mr. . Elagaat Aroma 3 Lb. B*g 55c All enjoyed a fine time at the ice E. A. Burton and Mr. Mr. .. ' .. — Mr and Mrs E and Mrs. Sterling Rogers and fam­ Chicago arc visiting her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Merrick over thc ville; Mrs. R. G. Finnic. Woodland, cream social at the church Friday and Mbs Florence Frandsen. Wall and Mrs C. W. Crawford thia week week end. ily. ’ tin. Pack Lb. lake. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bessmer. They have Just returned from a Mr. and Mrs. Tbooipaoo M play of basket* and bouquet* of Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob who have been spending their va­ dowers. Mrs*’Agues Haight won the daughter. Martha, wm al UmM Weyerman on Friday were F’rcd BROWN—HUFFMAN. Rev. and Mrs. Marvin J. Rees of Sc hr I bner and mother. Mrs. Della cation here, returned on Sunday to firs’. prise on her basket of flowers Saturday. Mrs. Sable Beadif Brown and K their home in Canton, Ohio, ac­ Midland "have been assigned to the Schribner, of Sparta and the lat­ and Mrs Dorothy Barnum won sec­ J. Huffman gave their friend* a sur ­ companied by hte brother, Richard pastorate of the Church of the Naz- ter’* sister. Mrs. Carrie Moon of prise Thursday-when they motored ond prize Mrs Katherine Clum won Bessmcr. artfne and will reside at 415 E Col­ Middleville. to Elkhart. Ind Ind.,. and were married marneo first nrsi and ano second sccona prise* prizes on bouquets. uwquti*. Mrs W. D Campbell. Misses Ar­ fax St. We are glad to welcome these Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. C. at the Congregational manse there. | The L. A. 8. thank all who helped lene and Florence Campbell , and fine cultured young people to our W. Wespinter wert Mr and Mr* the Rev. Booth, formerly of Grand Jean Barnes left Sunday for Detroit, city. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Demood. Howard High and son and daughter Rapid*, offidaling. with thc former's BUY NOW! going from there by boat to Chicago Mrs. Edw. Potter and son Junior and Mr*. Flora Menteh of Grand Coffee h Advancing son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dernond and brings home, and every wife where they will attend A Century and Miss Stella Orr of Oswego. Rapid* and Mrs. Hugh Kershner and Brown a* witnesses. They are mak­ son Kenneth were at Clear lake on why her husband tent able of Progress. , Kansas, came Thursday for a vteit Sunday in company with relative*. son of Kansas City. Mo. ing their heme for the present at J4r and Mrs.'Arthur Will and with Mr. and Mrs. John Wood and Beatrice Tuckerman and Bernar­ Guests of Mtes Connie Cook and Mrs. Huffman's Grand Rapids resi­ daughter*, -font and Fem. and Mr. other friends. On Tuesday they went Iter guest. Miss Lillian Tolhurst, on The broad, general t ula is dence. 213 Puller Ave.. 8- E. Has­ dini1 Demand of Assyria are visiting and Mrs. cfrecn of Ithaca were to Detroit for a visit with the Rev. Thursday wtre Miss Patty Simpson at Willard Dcmond's. ting* friends offer best wishes. Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr*. W. 8. and Mrs. Maurice Grigsby. of Jacksonville. Fla, and Mtes Clara Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griffin of East Mtete-s Jean Johnson. Hazel and Williamson, also Louis WUUanuoo. HONORED MRS EDW. Will, the young ladle? remaining for . Bernice Cleveland of Kalamazoo Louts Rentschler. Roger Welsh and POTTER WlTHWhir. lb. Mr. and Mrs. James Oleson and spent Friday with Miss Maxine Robert Mumaw of Marshall On Monday evening a delightful James. Jr., ot Aurora. DI., arrived Wunderlich and attended “Mid­ Mr and Mrs. John Hammes and । picnic was held at Lake -AI-<MnNight's Dream.'' MHs children leave today for their home Quin honoring Mrs- Edw. Potter and Friday for a visit with her lather. Summer PHONK 23M John Tyden. end aunt. Mte* Tillie Maxine relumed • to Kalamazoo in Albany. N. Y., after visiting her son Junior of Oswego. Kansas. A PHONE 2324 Tyden. Mr. and Mrs. Oleson and with them for several days' stay. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles bountiful pot luck was served, cov­ Mrs Bruce Casper (Frances Car­ Doyle.__________ _ ___________ son have been visiting Ute former's ers being laid for forty-two men. ruthers) of Walla Walla. Wash.. Is parents at Montague. women and children. expected about the middle of Au­ PERRY rx-nm FAMILY rn.uo>-> REUNION. oor-voovoa-. Baseball. Baseball, SWUnmulg swimming anu and visiting family returned Sunday night froth gust for a visit with her parent*. The Perry family reunion was held de lhe cvcntng pass all loo quickPioneer. Ohio, where they had been Dr. and Mrs. Prank Carrothers. and al Clear lake on Sunday with a good ly lx attending a reunion at the home of other relatives. ■ttrndanz-e a nicnle. ____ - — - :--------—attendance. A picnic, dinner wa* was ’’ m•aty Cute Misses ’Marguerite and Gertrude served and the afternoon *t»ent with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bowman, OBSERVES BIRTHBAY. twenty-one being present. Clarence McPharlln and Miss Phyllis Edger games, dancing and visiting and a Mrs. William Powers celebated her T.4-,C.I.UCLk...B«< eighty-flllh birthday with a.family, Wood • of Bellevue accompanied returned home Friday from Kali - general good lime. . dinner at Post Tavern in Battle them mazoo. where they have been at­ Those present from away were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert D. Cook tending Western state Teacher* Col­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eycleshymer I Creek on Sunday. Mrs. Powers has Faacy Rouad and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker of been a itfe long reaident of Barry । and family returned Saturday from lege fur the past six weeks. SIRLOIN OR PORTER HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welton and Niles. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Perry * county and Hastings. She was made a two weeks' motor trip to Colorado -..J — l.a.u,.'1 on zw. her h«r natal nUlal day Hl# with with rem- j. Spring*. Cheyenne and Yellowstone family and Mr. Hulngton of Grand and son. of UUl.nri Midland. Ur Mr. inrf and Ura Mrs. '1 happy Park, returning through Minnesota. Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. George Crakes Willard Hall and family ol Kalama- membrance* from her relatives and i Tty Some of Our Meat! and fie Convinced Wisconsin and ana Upper upper Michigan. auciugan and family at thia city, and Mr. and doo and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth her host of friends, the Banner join- i They drove through the drouth »acMrs. Jesa Kenyon of Gull lake w«rc ing will: them in extending oon: Ritchie of South Bend. Ind They Are Better gratulatioui. __ ' « ! ’ tian of South Dakota and report Sunday guMM'of Mr sQd'Mr*. Ja­ Dairy Products BRIDGE PARTY AT LAKE. ► conditions as terrible. cob Weyerman southwest of the city. HIRPRISE *PARTY. Mr. and Mr* Don Siegel enter­ Mtes Jean and ^Culver Knlskem t Mr. and Mr* L. W- Brockway and Mrs James Silsbee was very hap­ ► ron Louis accompanied Mr. and returned today to their home in tained six couples al the.Sheldon OUR DELIVERY SERVICE IS THE BEST Mr*. Harold Brockway to - Grand Evanston. III. They were accom­ collage at Leach lake last Tuesday pily surprised by the members of lhe ’ Rapids on Sunday where they were panied by Mtes Connie and Marsiiall evening honoring Qr. and Mr*. Har­ New Idea Club at her home. Thurs­ ► the guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Cook. Jr., who will visit In Evan­ ris Woodburne, who soon leave for day evening. July 30. the occasion I being her birthday. Delkloiv tee I ston and In Chicago where they will Detroit. Taaty Lunches At bridge. Mrs. Chester Hodges cream and birthday cake were I , Brockway and son s .Brockway eon remained lor am raritlnn Mn Mr. Vffrrnt> Tn!. Littla. Jr. The young talk* went to won the ladle:, fop score and Ro­ served The guest* departed at a l ’ j ..■..L's week's vacation. Minnie Tollate hour, all wishing Aunt Min-1| ’ i Hurst is caring fon her father dur- 8t joe today and will go by boat to man Feldpausch held the men's high nie" many more happy birthdays. { ► ing the absence of lite Brockways. Chicago. m I Social Events and Personal Mention SI w.'SuJcii, Mr *1 ’5Values vj *132 11— M- W-DMltag. SSu.'KSuZf Men *795 , values *719 Swim Trunks values *150 95 . values *119 values ■ 1— T.S.B* The Decision lo Have... I. V. BESSMER Coffee Sale Friday and Saturday, Aug. 10-11 Town Talk Brand u 19c Bliss Coffee Maxwell House Hills Brothers 29}c »■ 33c 3 O"- 10c Jar Rings Dox. 22c Jar CoVers Soap Chips ci«. Q-uk 5 Box. 25|c 4 Bar. 196 Camay Soap MEAT SPECIALS Boiling Beef Beef Roast Beef Steaks 8|c 10c LX 16c KIST Dairy Store It's Easy to Eat Our MALTED MILKS Frosty Morning' lilNMAN’l W.DM Tk.BlG.mu.Stor. Pktoto&Sl �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, ACCOST «. W -------------------- . WANTS ------------- > Amendment To THE CHURCHES Reduce Gas Tax Mttinz- UUM CENT ENT A WORD. NO ADVER- | -- ------------------------------------------------------tor old ooU-lTTBEMENT FOR LESS THAN MeJ FIRST , hrihiiim u riD lie nnmne nuAnllVb rUliLIO --------------------------------------------- ---/ (ConUnued from Page One) iV which the state and lhe counties ATT Id ALL ......... , have marie in good roads. It would mean that our highways would de­ x-1। teriorate. No other results copld be expected. I fare projects which have been un-lj* RHjkord dertaken in the county U>. date'" Min*iw‘17'ihiMtJ!! I will show better returns for lhe ium, *er* rwd *nd M I money »pent than the flih rearing Th» (altaria* »c«unt nAa.MA i“,u“ry spent man tne mn rearing: Kt GOOD PROGRESS ON »oit« m;k« c*™*. !?. Chrrted. Mrs. Lulu Oray and Robert, Al- I «« nnA^w'lcii Howe and GAVlOlM Gould itailt THREE BE READY . -- TO -- -- FOF FINGERLING CROP NEXT SPRING «»»<«. i« | Carried. | week wlDi thplr sUicr. Mrs. Bob । Ji- VfZi'kln? ui> .EUUton, in West Vermontville. jj. w. i> I* . I The Smith reunion wm held at J*•>»*»•!. l«»> U on i; iThornapple lake Sunday. Those at- R.ii.*“n k.t* (. The bradqua.l.r, or U»MkhH.n CAPACITY ESTIMATED aaa 1 tending from this’ neighborhood K ui>«r branch of the a. A. A. Is In Detroit.1 TO BE ABOUT .1,200,000 were. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Jarrard 1 ut! K».d "«"Their Interest stems to be to relieve [ —7t-------------and family. family. Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. John John <<•. Qmbkir.' i»i'. • u w»dn*.d»» , — । and »dn*.d»r nnlnmnhltea from __ j I 1 Print* •. M. automobiles Horn taxatjpn and lo Regular Annua! Planting to Smith and Heber Julian und daughforce upon real estate Die burden! . leys. • 1«’J ’ ImnrovA Pi.hina Onalitio. Marqulta and Rosemary MarltaU !k CITIZEN'S MUTUAL BOWENS MILLS CHURCH. ot th^ upkeep of our highways or I Improve Fishing Qualities of North Maple Grove spent part of of Barry County Lakes divert money for tliul purpose from I last week with their uncle. G. C. n. rn.w?"rfcT*“ 7 no inc saies rutting these matters ■i Satisfactory progress is being Marshall, : the sales tax. lax. Putting ahd wife. | junior* B*naW. In tta constitution would prevent Jmade on u,e Barry county rearing EMMANUEL CHURCH. ------------------ --------- ----------- . . _ Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliston of West •.0 (EPISCOPAL) the legislature leui-lintlirr* from frnrn making tuiiVIm, any ...... j' ponds ria at at OrAngdrtne. firA mr/tvtttn according ner*e.e.llnw to trt Vermontville spruit Thursday eve- <■.,»,*w„, IO to* the changes In thc rates until these ; Conservation Officer George Sum- n‘ng with the L. W- Jarrard family. mu' C*nt*r 8L nts wrrn _ nnrlfk..vi • vr>n*. < Mr. a* *•>■< MH. n O. n O. Umihnll Man4u.ll «„d «>rn*ru« ■jySJfc. ”""' t*l sssi mnrnumi amendments were rr-nr<il»a repealed— and they 1.05 can only be repealed by a vote of ner. One pond Is complete and work Misa Alta spent Sunday with Mr. Au«. sin.n Hhop |..ri. <* .00 ‘ ____________ ■- - . 7 .-.I' A. XI.. >l»l> NneharlM. A. is progressing on lhe second. When S 50 ni Mr., Bell .. B.UU cm*. il'OR HALE—Cimer hulkr. tint mvdtrn. it.. (iitlrrli SetiOul. The .rrrtt'r. lhe. H”. the people. ! hut tine* e.i.„l «,„li About ’.'0 ewe«. J. A .M, Xuliy ir>»» be reachnl it All Who is behind this movement for the second pond is well under way _ , _ _ -I u»'W i>y ahi. Helrknrd. •utiuorln K * aome ero** ffr.e <,!!••. Mt* L. I’ltroft. NaitiU Elo.ropul church. Siura'urk. ■ reducing the gas tax? Apparently port of thc workmen will start COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ilj | W, mh|I*i..|._____________________ * I ,51 ,< Hr Hill xla.Hr to ill cull., ’ clearing tta ground for the third J FOR KENT—Furni.hed four *|.irt■; _______ ” -c only the Michigan branch of the A. and smaller pond. All three ponds ------------.for »rar Y-m: AW. H»«rn, Ho., A. A. But there arc reasons for be­ July 27, 1031. I ’ lrrBoJi. KrlckifH. p ’ rla*rrt »n.i U ’ « ! f.'r’.''n ’luVceMeT will/ ’ l.»7l. j CHURCH OF THE NAZAREHE. lieving that some of thc big oil will be ready for use next year. Mr. Sumner says. J Al... a Urie front r<>m «,'l, | M J. E»e*. Puter. companies nre pushing these pro­ Carried. 1*1.1, 1 . .V'5‘ .'.''Vlr'" Ur* ' tVe,l.,A.I»r. * 30 1'. -M . Mi««ien*ry posed amendments through tta A. It is a bit difficult to estimate ac­ We have installed the ► -1. Il»>— ,l..t S.,,,,1. leffrr. n___ Tbur..Uv, 7:3<> I’ M. |.r»vrr curately just what capacity these MEN XVante.l t.> tike care .,f an — -ertlrNuti.l*y aer»ie*. la f,.||<,». A. A. Wtat assurances have tlie peo­ 1 tahl.h-l l.o.in... in the .ale ..f Mr. Su„.I,, fllble Srh—L 10:00 A. M. ple of this state that they will get a ponds will have. Mr. Sumner and latest type of Brake (•r-.lu.l. ,n B.rr, rouMc II.-.I lune, u no A. M X V P. «. J. L. Brass, superintendent of thc r,rht with ibrrei-inr vrufft. | r. in |> M. OlJ .ainl Hew fnrnil. are one cent reduction in the price of State Fish Hatchery here, both be­ Lining Machines. > | 1a. mr gis if they should cut the gas. tax low 1 er.mie arMUaintr.l with rui u.lronie. * lieve that It will be in,the neigh­ We Snanre* re ------------from three cents to two? The prob­ , . nm ,„r j , . HASTINGS PARISH. borhood of 1.200.000 fingerlings per <GLENN F. LAUBAUGH ► 1 ■ ' •; 1. !■' I■■■■’ ’ M.< ........ METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. ability Ln that lhe automobile own­ All Prices Subject to >tT. c. M. Conklin ers would pay Just as much for gas < Phone 2637 Hostings ► f .m,| I .., ,|MII» Hept WHM-.-7. Wnmna Most df these fish will be used for MpTyI Ii l aat 1l..ir.,t‘.' l»o—MunJ 8,,U,,nc,: 510 E‘ Or*,n ,L “on* 2012 Michigan 3“ Sales Tax j ' -.-V'.t. .m.| ta'l'.w .’|«,ne*.l. wb'e »'di,;;'’»'!'l«. ■‘"'■.'•r- Q.,...., „ „ 1I panics would pocket the one cent a re-stocking Barry county lakes 'pos­ gallon instead of thc scale highway sibly lhe entire production) and a small proportion will be available । department. As matters stand today thc coun­ for distribution by thc state. No charge whatsoever will be made ties will be paid whatever lhe state for the fingerlings. Any reporter1 of Michigan stall receive from Hie cun obtain a .iup]flS’ by bringing a weight ta»- That is as it should be. suitable container and driving to ll:OO A JI ft is unfair to expect tta people HvDie ponds on the days when distri­ ing in an agricultural county, like . BAPTIST CHURCH. And by focusing attention on ‘Barry for instance, to maintain bution Is being made. Therejm sev­ B. J. Adcock. Mtstatar. roads for the bene lit oj the automo- 'eral good roads lending to tt--------JThe llennir.l t r. the steady saving of pennies so iwoplc will have no dlffl In It..* Ilapti.l rhurr *”nf “lU.tm<*r,c*-’l bile owners of the whole state and : nd ff'u- rr»>4<. W.,1 of other states as well. If roads arc 'getting to them. through buying here any day ilr«la, nichl. Auk " la Men’* uicht. If 800.000 to 1.000.000 fingerlings Thur..la, nxhl A c •• «.ll I- Pamih to be maintained for automobile ’ < nt “Everyday Low Prices" nuhl, the prue I r th* U><r.| fainilr traffic—and tluit U the purpose tan be planted in Barry county lakes for a period of two or three, the saving of dollars will r.,..” I.X the luthor. without doubt—then those for whom years the fishing qualities should such roads are built stauld foot Improve tremendously. People who! take cure of itself. anteed to hold the rupture the bill for highway construction have fished Gun lake tave noticed i l" r.'- 'i'wk" II— Chen and maintemmcc. a decided Improvement there since I W.» the t r.... " , What would happen If the gas tax ! ALICE BRAND yoa the New Akron Tnxu ..r - What It Meal * lu F..I1..U t'hrial." was reduced from three cents per the two small privately uwned rear-! Mr— ,,| ...|., |.t Mi. |ial,l*tri.m SuiuIay laature ''Selective Pressure ing |>on<h have been in operation. I Tomato or Vegetable gallon to two cents? In all prob. anl.ject. '•ThControl”. Nothin? elie like Tiue'rhurrh." MU lork. |>ali|.imm will .inr ability lhe people of this state would Tlie improvement nt Oun lake will ft. We *re exciaalve repregive one some Idea of the general i ' ' ‘I'l.’rV'imar.hmuble be paying Just as much for gasoline Improvement In fishing which may ] MnUUvea n No. 1 as have been paying with a three Jl 1 4/lkJ No. 303 Can cent tax. But the state of Michigan be expected on all lhe fishing lakes ; The Prescription Drug Store Can bi the county when the rearing ’ would then be receiving 46.5OODOO ponds at Orangeville are ready for le.is in.mcy than it now obtains from 23c HASTINGS MICHIGAN Die gu.s tux. That would leave sub­ operation. Work will begin soon. Mr. Summer stantially 113.000.000 us thc total revenue of the .state highway de- ji says, on a wooden building approxlu. |>uimlir hymn - M-rtn-r* rierv tmrhl it partrnent. From lhat must be de- jmalely 20x40 feet, witah will serve THOMAS SPECIAL [dticieti thc $4,000,000 which tta Me-1 the" dual purpose of storing equlpFull The blend you’ll ask H i: <m ui x r- Ntr.ni.rm inftint and club house. High Quality White Leghorn. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Nitt law provides must be diverted e/ •-•IO X. n.-h.l-rtnl. H.M. for Again. Lb. • It is doubtful whether any wel3f IluUact. Barred Rock anti R. I. Red Pul­ 'to counties, to build and maintain | W IS1 I-' nt V ■ ........... in. -full r lets. Range Raised on own plant Wa. OlirhirL Paator «01 E. Stiti Road township roads which iuivc been re *t l?0 Nn Jeffrr.nl , st HMtin*i Church. BANKRUPTCY NOTICE GETTY’S HATCHERY AND Th* Coffee Tint E Ci „ taken over and annexed to jeounty ALE Fennl...... Hie |1.„ ..Hi ,r Court of lb- t>U-4 Sim.Uv FrhiHiI. 10:00. Pr. a. hit,* ae.v wafMriuSaeULb. LeU Yun Sleep. Lb. DUC POULTRY FARM t |.,r th- W.-»l-n> DLlro-t of lee. II Uli Eirtilh* .er.ir.i, ?.□<>. Meet- I road aystenu. Several years ago .YH^Und'mX-Lii the state of Michigan sold $50,000.­ We Deliver Middleville. Mich. We.tr.t.’* 3 np. 25 C m! vita? I, W.dr„.,b», 7 till 1“ M. Mui week pea,er 000 of highway bonds to finance ,-ndl.-- t'li*. LerhbiUi.r It. lie ine. llhic at , Imrrb. 7 Mil I’ M . I l.i>r*.U». road building. The legislature pro|vyjed that from the gas tax should । be taken the money necessary to [meet payments ot principal as they l«‘tSTEI> l td, f..r detmral 1,,.,,-ew.irh ■ M,..,..l n,|| 1... ||... a|..*aLrr el ne.l became due also Hie interest. That, ■ 's't-ri*! N.ilnU. i. the la.t *its wc understand it, takes nearly PARTS FOR SALE • m..e I.t lhe r.inf.r.nie .rar F..r it- 1$4,000,000 more The slate highway Louis Havens, Auto Laundr rr,| t,.„ sundae there will hen., j-read, tdepartment iiiustF be maintained- It I n «...d Iijif.r -H»in Mrl Fr.-.l lien . lint .enlrr at either is*ml <«i pr-mnl ad .,takes a considerable stun to |xiy for Y*llow Clink Can 5 ■ FANCY PRSS11 lhe < h ik hire, the expert services of f?W men employed In Hie department at Lansing und in lhe field. The slate HASTINGS MARKETS trdnk lines must be kept in repair *"u" and mumtained. Tlie expense for that would piobubly doubtless ex­ ceed $4.000.0t». That would lake all Fancy Two-Inch CHURCH or CHRIST. COATS GROVE. ;the gas tux money and leave the state of Michigan without, a dollar a*_J G“- Alberto*. Bu. M—Rundir RrhnoL 11:00- to build new trunk lines or pave trunk lines that are now gravelled. The only money that would be TO CREDITORS. HARTINGS CITY MISSION. | available for the state would be such RtAte nfNOTICE L m M>rl>ic*<l. ill" PruliAl* Cm 'funds us the federal govemihent would turn over to our stale high­ £«!.' w«l I— way authorities to be used fo» road building. How long docs anyone auS"X“.i., M. 7c think the government will put up all ftth tlie money for that purpose? Until ■ mliidion ..ij «<IJu • r of *>i<l Jthe acute depression came upon us. ■ the government always insisted on a ! 50-50 division with tlie state on the •al,! expense for ail federal road projects FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL । In Michigan. When the present .UloiM.y emergency is over that Ls what they • ivai. l--1 r.-:;:: will do again. Where will the Chick Feed, coarse .fine, 100 lbs. $1.73 Laying, 100 lbs. __1$1.73 money be coming from to meet Growing Mash, U>0 lbs.------------ $L75 Scratch Feed, 100 lbs.$1.57 Michigan's 50 per cent? And if tta BARRY COUNTY REPUB ­ etale cannot put up its share, we LICAN CONVENTION. may be very sure that Die gevernAT IIA8TIN0S. THURSDAY. SEPT. hient will not advance money for 30th. 1031. CHINESE MAIO , road building in Michigan in normal The RetmMIran I'.iunlv C.-nrrnimn f,.r Green Label, */4 lb. 18c times. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tasker and Every township, every school dis­ Green Label, % lb. 35c Mr. and Mrs- Halchcpard spent )-uNo2 oc trict. every village and city, is vital­ Cam ZOC any evening In Grand Ledge visit. ly interested tn thc maintenance uf Yellow Label, % lb. 23c enow MEIN Bob Lord and family. Tom Lord and good roads _ and w in, the building of Mrs. Albert Realun was a busineu Yellow Label, >/a lb. 45c wife. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith and'cement ptivirtg on trunk litas so that visitor in Dwell Saturday P M . c\’ Mr. and Mrs, Prclda tard of Bat-‘ultimately every mile of state trunk Mr. and Mrs. Hmm.n Winkler tie Creek and Lemuel Oaks and lines will be paved. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reahm 1 Naomi Claggct. | In our view the propaganda and were Hastings visitors Wednesday Lout? and Gordon and Virginia efforts now being made to reduce the frdlnwipc Mr. and Mrs. Alva Tasker left ■ ti: ilLf K if«7i I Havens left Saturday for several gas tax. are a sliortsighted policy Wednesday for the ndrth where they days’ visit with their brother, John, for the A. A. A. and the big oil will spend a week campin? and fLUi-1 and other relatives at Grass take. companies, of what use is at/autoing at different places. Ray Erway. Fred J Otis. *“■- Forrest ---- • mobile unless we have good roods? Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McLeod and Havens and families attended the Anyone should know thlt the upsons. Rictard and El wood, were' parish picnic at Camp Barry, Stuart n>. Or SUPER-SUDS iff- Pk*. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her- • lake. Thursday. pensive if our roads are not main­ man Winkler. Other callers in tta I " Tlie many friends of Miss Bettie tained If our highways are not ClAllelvn —T" ।----------j Erway, Kalamazoo wre pleased suitably maintained wtat would be Smith and daughter JoAnne of — i to learn of her marriage to Mr. the sense of buying cars or driving J*iu*».*U«ro«MYoiU»1 ru. norlheaM Woodland and Mr. and . nrtC’ f 'Tit a ,{nrr>‘ Meacii of Kalamazoo, last them? If people were forced to cease Mrs. Jew Miyers and Mrs. Ora LAKUj OF I HANKS Wednesday. The bride is the daugh- buying cars because of bad roads, T..V, oTOke^VU..„ tcr (|f Mr B|u) Mrs tapo Odc-ia. irow about the sale of gasoline and Wedding beta tare bi<-n ringing i formerly of this vicinity. Congratu- oil? * Prize Contest. Bar in our nelahborliood for Louis Task-1 lotions. . As thc Banner has said repeatedly, er. who was marjied to Jennie I Chas. Whittemore and family al- the gas tax is the fairest one levied Harubarucr Thut’d.iy. tended the Centennial at Hickory, In this state. If a man does not use Corner* Sal urday. thc highways with his car he does HOLMEN CIH'RCH. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otis received.. Mr and Mr.-. Fred Durkee and word that UiHr daughter. Miss Lu- highways, he will pay in direct pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Roland Valentine are rille, was recently married in New portion to his use of them. •pending a few days at Lee Rrtgler -­ York to Mr. Rolland Uetzke of LanWc think the state Qf Michigan lilted Hatliac* in Flint. ' Congratulations. w™-.— warranted in ... putting an sing. Congratulation*. would.be SCHAUER. Mr. and Mrs. Grwgr Vanden Mrs. Dell liepiogle^of California end to the uve of trunk lines, counBosch and daughter ot Allegan [ Rolls spent Bunday with Mrs. Etta Parme­ n*«it way. and other relatives here. monstrous trucks which pound lee and Ciarabell. the latter returned | ------ Sunday visitors at Clyde War­ them to pieces. The owners of tta home with them to spend the week. den’s were. Merrit Gales and Ellen biggest trucks and busses are now Miss June Crockford spent the i Landfatr of Lansing and Mr. Gates dodging most of the gas tax. since past week with her cousin. Dorothy i ' Bargains’’ produced at the ex­ of Eaton Rapids. they are being equipped to use both Patter. at Barryville. ‘pentc of human misery are nothing Forrest Havens and wife visited gasoline, which pays a tax. and dis­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur AUerding and zhort of wolves in sheep’s clothing, Robl. McOlocklln and . family in tillate which pays no tax. After the AT FLINT. MICHIGAN, tons were Sunday vUiton at Wei----------------- . Hustings Sunday. .engine of the big truck or bus beTHURSDAY. RKPT. 117. 101 by Crockford's and Mr. and Mrs. Why do organized minorities run I comes tat enough from exploding Benita David of taming were call- things? Bini ply* because the majorAn American boy win quit lhe gas. then distillate is used and the ! tty has not sense enough to organize farm to keep from gctUng up at 5 state get* no revenue whatever from Mr- and Mrl. Carl Perkins and. ----------------- ■*>*» —— ... A , M After he goes in business tn tliat product. Yet these big trucks MtUin Mlrb . lull tA. McIntyre were guest* of friends a wide open town and a lawless tta city HOWARD I LAV ‘“" 1he gets up al 4 A. M. to' and busses are persistent road hogs taming Bunday. Jlown tn»-an U»e same thing. play golf. .. land road destroyers. Our Service FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Ta FROTECT You Coa.ta.tly Adju.t Fairly 1.1, bou.r’lh lUrlinr*. I Full H ■ —ml( Mkb »l K-Il-. .,!*«». Write J». M. -J 1. K.llr . «IC Xu Lull* I re. Chirico. IIL r. TO £ive you best : : BRAKELINING SERVICE ( j J 4 4 CENTS ► TAKE THE SPOTLIGHT At C. Thomas Stores! Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service SOUP PF A S 12c - e Salad Dressing FOR SALE_______ COFFEE Mission Inn Maxwell House WRECKING ’28 Model “A” Ford 25c 30c 21c Sanka Rusks I COOKIES XiJTS: 10c Peaches Milk Brown Sugar 17c 3 X!. 19c 6c JOE* A 1 1 * f*> 8 1| Com Flakes tSSE,’ 10c Shrimp 1 12c Molasses £.= '■ 17c Salt 10 17c STOCK UP MACKEREL 3 & 25c $029 Beans Tapioca Macaroni Kosto.SlW NOW ON 3 1‘dt 29c 2 u. ISc ru Sc FEEDS! BEAN SPROUTS 3 Noodles 10c FELS^HA 10 47c Parowax Can Rubb ers Certo Full Line of Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Daily 9c 4c 25c ChipSO Am. Family *..* 10 Palmolive Soap 3 15C 57c 14c Camay Soap 5c Kirk’s Coco Castile 5c Ivory Soap £, 10c Gauze Tissue 4 17c C. THOMAS STORES 128 West State Street “Every Day Low Prices19 �Wednesday, August 8, 1934 ------- —■ . ,—X. plan of drouth relief for the flrat ALARMING INCREASE time in it* history. OF AUTO ACCIDENTS mere are 41 counties designated as “benefit counties," eligible for part of tire 150.000,000 set aside for Every Car Owner Should Co­ human needs. Barry county is one of operate in Campaign to the 41 counties. Allegan lo the west Reduce Road Hazards FORTY-ONE MICHIGAN of u*. Eaton to the east. Calhoun and Kalamazoo to tlie south and There 1* need to give serloui . COUNTIES INCLUDED Kent and Ionia to the. north of us thougixt । to diminishing the number are also Included. The benefits to' IN THE LIST individuals who have suffered Joss- of ’ automobile accidents, which have increasing alarmingly in recent «. due to the drouth, win be us fol- been 1 lows: ।months. SEED LOANS AND . l.-A reduction of one-half in Many of our cities and states are OTHER ASSISTANCE freight rates on all cattle shipped putting on a safety drive to combat « '... TT------- , . ;out ot lhc ataw actions that have thc alarming increase In automblle Barry Will Share in the Diz- surplus feed. accident*. trihutton of 1R0 onn 2* A half ra,e on aU livestock Detroit is putting on a vigorous innulion ox >OU,UUU,(feed shipped into the stale. 000 Federal Cash j 3. a provision making the resl- campaign, arresting all fast drivers. The government of the United ?fnt? of "beneni" counties ellgl- Over 700 arrested in one day. Every a«ates U about to take un the work 01 ,he. •50"x"i0 ««• city and county in the state should join in this safely drive to prevent P ,, 7 . p ” k <uideror human need*. ■a relief in the midwest drouth ' 4. A provision entitling the areas this alarming increase in automobile stricken areas, where feed and for- to be designated as sites for work accidents. age loans will be made to farmers by (project*, such a* dams and road*, In Michigan, since the Financial lhe Farm Credit Administration. j 5. Eligibility for seed loins and Responsibility law went into effect Michigan has been included iq tills (other crop production assistance. last fall, over 2.100 drivers have been required to file proof of financial re­ sponsibility. In Wayne county, alone, from Jan. 1934 to June 25. 1934 (not quite six months). 350 drivers were required to appear, of wliom 155 had their li­ censes revoked or suspended. Many automobile owners are find­ ing it very difficult to file proof of financial responsibility—unless they previously carried automobile insur­ ance, as the Insurance companies are not anxious to protect a driver who has already been cited for infrac­ tions of lhe motor vehicle* law*. Every driver should join in this campaign to make the highways safe and reduce the many thousands of deaths from automobile accident* occurring each year. BARRY GET DROUGHT BENEFITS Order COAL to Fill Your Bin! HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY HASTINGS FRANK SAGE PHONE 2515 BURRY CENTENN11 IS BIG SUCCESS (Continued from page one) fAl 1 >1011 -FREE PARKING - T AUGUST FkIDAY. AUGUST 17 imaiOM DAY AND FtoiTUntnHo: Lezlat GU; National HICHI G A II S ata public wedDINO SATURDAY NIGHT abTDODR SHOW When you G" Your Wheels Look What You Get! NO EXTRA COST! Hailer, wider All-Weather Tread. More Center Traction (18% more non-skid blocks). Heavier, Tougher Tread. Sapertwist Cord Body and 41% More Mlles of Real NON-SKID! YES! A DOUBLE GUARANTEE 1— AGAINST ROAD HAZARDS I 2— AGAINST DEFECTS FOR LIFE I GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY 4.40-21 4.50- 20 4.50- 21 4.75-19 5.00-19 5.00-20 5.00-21 5.25- 18 5.25- 20 5.25- 21 Teagh thick cepBuilt with 8(|per' twtat -Cord. Fail' (29x4.40) $4.45 (29x4.50) 4.70 (30x4.50) 4.90 (28x4.75) 5.20 5.55 (29x5.00) (30x5.00) 5.75 (31x5.00) 5.85 (28x5.25) 6.20 (30x5.25) 6.60 (31x5.25) 6.80 Other sizes in proportion. EXPERT TIRE MOUNTING. Prices subject to change without notice. State tax, if any, additional. BRASS TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE ROAD SERVICE—TELEPHONE 2482 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. | PART THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICH. celebration was the parade of old horse-drawn vehicle* on Saturday, which Included the Deadwood coach brought from pie Dakotas, a cov­ ered wagon, an ox team, old time buggies and several high-wheeled bi­ cycles. Original period costuues dat­ ing back to the early days of the township added to the color of this caravan which extended the full length of the village. Preceding the parade was a program of sports in­ cluding a foot race, a hog calling contest, wooden nail driving and a three legged race for boys. In the afternoon thirty men loet to an ox team In a tug-of-war con­ test and Dowling defeated Hickory Corners 8 to 1 in a baseball gante. A trick horse owned by lhe Lockeshonr farms and ridden by Paul Al­ bertson performed for lhe crowd. Justice W. W Potter of the state supreme court drew from his fund of-knowledge of Barry county his­ tory to give a very Interesting ac­ count of the early dayi here. For­ mer Congressman John C. Ketcham of Hastings spoke at the final civic meeting in the evening. On the opening evening. Friday. Charles WeUsert gave a talk on "The West­ ward Migration and dattlement of Barry." A large band composed of local and former residents, war veterans from nearby towns, several colorful floats, prepared by the merchants and a team of oxen owned by Frank Martin of Bellevue added to the in­ terest of the day. Frank Martin claims to have the best ox team in the United States and has frequently offered a cash prize to anyone who can produce a better trained 4>air, He is probably one of the few farmers left In the United States who uses this type of team In regular farm work. The oldest Barry native to attend the celebration was Mr. Burdick, whose father. D. R. Burdick, cleared a site for his farm two and one-half miles east of Hickory Corners' in 1844 Mr. Burdick was born Septem­ ber 18. 1845 and has lived on the homestead ever since. Mrs. Kate Williams, 90, who Uvea north of Centennial. She was bom in New York state, however, and her resi­ dence was broken by several years spent in the west. Mr. Burdick can remember when Indians were num­ erous and when as a boy he drove deer off his father's flrat four acres of wheat. The Centennial celebration at Hickory was pronounced a success by all who attended. It waa staged as a big community homecoming with old friends, and the recollection of old times constituting the theme. The Rev. c. 8. Rennells was gen­ eral chairman of the event assisted by the Rev. Oscar Smith. M. M. Rockwell. T. W. Rockwell. Otis Law.rence and Clare Aldrich. Mrs. Curtis Lawrence was hospitality chairman. The fine collection of relics was as­ sembled under supervision of Mrs. Maude Randler. A fine type of folks were the pio­ neers of Barry township—men who worked hard, evidenced a spirit of hospitality and good will toward their neighbora, and took pride in having their community noted for orderliness. They were interested in churches and schools. Their de­ scendants have manifested the same qualities, os can be seen by the fact that all of Barry township is in­ cluded in the Kellogg consolidated school district with its schoolhouse just over thc line In Ross township, and the other, thc Delton consoli­ dated school. This gives the children of tlie township exceptional educa­ tional advantages The churches at Hickory Corners. Delton and else­ where In the township havf been well sustained. The township of‘ Barry ha* been, since its first settle­ ment. noted for the law-abiding character of it* people. With such reached chore. I STUART LAKE, AUGUST 7-14. | Camp Barry will have a most un­ so there are still fish left in Guern­ ' usual feature in the crafts program. sey lake waiting to be caught, and , Boys will be given a chance to make this is no fish story either. Rosemary Kellogg entertained her not only bows and arrows, but to do FINE F SDK IU I' BRANCH COUNTY; pictures. Instruction donated MICHIGAN Bl TELEPHONI CO. by 1Pirate's landing Friday. Miss Dores th* McBain of Delton VALUE or REBTOUKINO expert* from Barlow Lake camp. thc Rom Pierce family Fri­ Three specials have been arranged visited ' ITS FEW LAKES IS ' for boys to hear about and from day. ‘ . PROVEN men of experience on very import­ SOUTH BOWNE. _____ 1Last Week’s Letter. Daniel Zook and family oi r ant Valley were Tuesday evening callers at Harold Yoder's. Mrs. Lucy Yoder of Illinois accompanied them Rearing Ponds in Orangeville end remained with Harold's until z Will Supply Fingerlings Friday. Leslie Roush of Carson City visited in Barry County Lakes at WUI Mishler's Sunday. A few years ago Branch county, Harold Yoder and family visited while It had severe: good lakes, had at Hmery Kime's in Campbell'Bun­ no fishing lhat would attract re­ day. sorters. The matter was given a good Mr. and Mrs. John Mishler, Mra. deal of consideration by the sports­ Prank Martin and daughter Marilyn men of the county as well as others of Grand Rapids were Sunday who were interested. It was felt that i guests at Will Mishler's. a plan should be worked out that Ralph Moore of Freeport, Mrs. Will Mishler and Mrs Har­ Paul would restock the lakes of Branch Conklin of Hastings, Clay Bassett old Yoder attended the short fucounty. Tlie active co-operation of of Hastings. Ralph Townsend of the State Conservation Department Woodland. George Wo tring of Nash­ her late home Monday fdrenoon. was asked and readily granted. ville. besides supplementary leaders Mrs. Clara Watts. Mra. Blakeslee Recently the Michigan State In­ for short periods which will be Jul­ and Miss Mabel Watts of Bowne stitute of Fisheries Research, under ian Smith, a H. 8, principal of Center called on Mra. Minnie Bouck whose direction an official creel cen­ Lakeview; George Bauer, of M. S. C. Thursday evening. ' sus has been taken in the different faculty. P. L. Walton called on Patrick counties of Michigan, reports lhat Twenty-six boys coming from Grant at Harris Creek Wednesday Branch county has the best bluegill Kent Co.—half of their expenses be­ evening. < * fishing in the state, with an average ing paid in meat, flour, sugar, etc., H. F. Miller and family of Elk­ 139 fish per hour yield to fishermen. and milk will be furnished from thc hart. Ind., left for their cottage at Credit for thi* large yield of that Highlands Dairy. Gun lake Friday afternoon after toothsome game fish is due to a! spending some time with Mrs. Mil­ large extent the rearing ponds ler's parents. W. H. Pardee and wife. CLOVERDALE. built in that county west of Union Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Little Mary Owens is entertaining City, where annually millions of Lass (formerly Doris Benton) on the her friend. Norma Cannan, of Kal ­ bluegills ore reared and later trans­ arrival of a little daughter Saturday. amazoo this week. planted, when they reach fingerling Mrs. Will Mishler accompanied Mr. and Mra. Wilber Gibson and size, to the lakes and streams of son. Gerald, attended the H. B. K. Mra. Jennie Pardee to Lowell Wed­ Branch county. nesday and called on Mrs. Will OoaA systematic plan for restocking reunion at Galesburg Sunday, Mr. and Mra. Ritter and children grlffi, it being her. birthday. lhe lakes and streams was evolved by Mr. and Mrt. Arthur Parker of tlie county conservation officer. C. O. of Almena were Sunday guests of Battle Creek called on Mrs. Jennie Cole. The area of each lake was tak­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Owens. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Monica. Mra. Pardee and Will Mishler's Monday. en and young fish were transplanted Mr. and Mrs. Prank Gould of Lester Monica and son Charles and In the lakes in proportion to their Thresa Hayward of Delton spent: Lowell called on Mrs. Jennie Par­ dee Tuesday evening. The rearing pond is supervised by Thursday in Middleville. The Garden Club wa* held at the Mr. Cole, and Is partially financed PINE LAKE. through a grant of 4100 a year by home of Mr. and Mrs. Welton Last Week's Letter. the board of supervisors of Branch Brooks Friday afternoon. The Ringling Bros, and Barnum Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pennels spent county, the balance of the money Sunday with Mrs. Fennels' sister, being raised by sportsmen in the attended by several ot the younger county. Miss Evelyn Monica spent the folks on Friday evening. Thia plan ha* now been In opera­ Saturday at midnight fire of un­ week with her brother. Wellington, tion for several years, with the re­ and family of Bedford. I-----------------determined origin -destroyed --------,— — the sult as shown above, that Branch tlie Camp Camo Merrle Mr. and Mrs. Davenport and dwelling house on the county bluegill fishing exceeds that mother. Mrs. Eva Davenport, were' grounds. It was built by Phlletus of any other county in the slate. J “ **■“ It was the success of the Branch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pierce ” landmarks in the community. Charlotte Sunday. county plan which inspired the of Mrs. Martha Replogle was in Has­ Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Brouard are building of the breeding ponds at tings on business Wednesday after­ entertaining his niece and family Orangeville village In this county from Loa Angeles. California. where It is expected- that more than noon. Mrs. Bera Farr and Beda Ericson Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Frye of Kal­ 1.000.000 fingerling* a year will be amazoo spent Saturday evening with attended the Century of Progress in grown and transplanted in the lakes Chicago on Saturday. They were lhe Davenport family. of this county. In addition to lhat Mr. and Mrs. Grover Davenport members of a party from W. 8. T. C. are the rearing ponds in the Has­ The annual meeting of the Doster fishing one day last week and tings fish hatchery but these, of t some dandies, but when they Fann Bureau Exchange was held at course, cannot all be given to this county. Many thousand* of them arc shipped to other nearby counties. Aside from the Orangeville rearing ponds, there are ponds at Gun lake which have materially Improved the fishing in that body of water. There has been talk of making rearing ponds at Wall lake, but there are complications because of no Inlet in­ to the' lake. The same is true of Pine lake in Prairieville and of Crooked lake in Barry and Prairlgville. There are. however,'other lakes ‘which have good sized inlets which would be suitable for breeding ponds. These should be Improved in future years. An outstanding tiling needed to attract resorters is good fishing. Re­ stocking lakes with game fish of fin­ gerling size has been proven prac­ tical and effective, as recent fishing experience in Branch county and in Gun lake in thia county proves. SYSTEMATIC PLAN FOLLOWED THERE ant subject*. For a small outlay of money. boy* may make for themselves articles for gifts or for personal wear. Basket ball, volley ball, baseball, tennis, ping-pong, horseshoes and knobbles, not to mention swimming, will help every camper to enjoy himself to the limit. Eats have been ordered for the needs of all. Variety and quantity with quality will be the daily feed goal. Leadership includes a Hope col­ lege student, Kenlth Hawkins ot Kent Co., and a H. S. principal. Ronald Brown of E. Lansing. Carl This KLINGENSMITH. Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. James Bowerman and son Jim called on their daugh­ ter. Mra. earner Schondelmeyer, and made the acquaintance of their new grandaon born to Mr. and Mrs. Schondelmeyer last week northeast of Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. John Stokus and Melvin of Detroit spent the week end with their parents. Mr. and Mra. Joe Stokus. Mr. and Mr*. Boyd Wall* of Kala­ mazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rouse of Battle creek were guest* of the former's daughter and hus­ band. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green Sunday. Our mall carrier is taking his va­ cation And Mr. Beeler is substituting for him. Albert Green expect* to drive his and Marsliall Tripp's teams on a float Thursday afternoon for Mr. Benaway In the parade at Middle­ ville. Miss Allee Bowerman is visiting her sister. Mrs. Dori* Haight, .in Grand Rapid*. Jim, Anna and Charles Storkam are visiting their brother in Cleve­ land. Barbara and Francis Powers of Ouh lake spent part ot last wrak with their aunt. Mrs. A. Johnson. Mr. and Mra. Goodwin returned to their home after spending a week in northern Michigan. POWERS ECHOES. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Miner Palmer were. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gould and Mr. and Mrs. Nel­ son Gouid and daughter. Edith, of Detroit John Nlebbllng of Grand Rapids is visiting at the home of hl* aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoedemaker. ■ Mr. and Mra. Virgil Andrews and daughter of Augusta were visitor* tills week at the home of her broth­ er. Arthur Bedford, and attended the centennial celebration al Mid­ dleville. . Richard Palmer waa iaxne over the week end from Kalamaoo where he ha* employment. Marie Hoedemakcr is visiting rel­ atives in Indiana for a tew week*. Bernice Johnson spent a few days why a good spirit has pervaded the Bernard Peck, at Dowling. community ever since. OH, THEY’RE NOT HOME AND I MUST FIND A TELEPHONE!" It’s Inconvenient and often embarrassing to use ■ neighbor’s telephone frequently. But it would Im serious . . . perhaps even tragic . . . should sudden sickness, Are, accident or other emergency occur while the neighbors were away, and you could not reach a telephone promptly. Why continue the inconvenience and risk of halng without a telephone of your own? Telephone service cotta only a few cents a day. Call, visit or write the Telephone Business Office to place an order atallation will be made promptly the elevator on Saturday evening. onstlpatlon The attendance was small but a business session was held and all John Killlck aud Irving Frye were re-elected as directors. Mrs. Della Warner of Ocala. Flor­ ida, waa at the Avery form with the family for the week end. Indigestion. raS3* with1 ADLER I K A I money business It is a pretty well established fact that “Money” is of little value just to have and to hold. It is valuable because it may be exchanged for the necessities, comforts and pleasures of life. However, it is sensible business to have some “Money” on hand so one may be assured of these things when days of sickness or mis­ fortune happen along. There is no better place to have money laid away, within convenient reach, than in a SAVINGS ACCOUNT in this bank It may be drawn when desired It earns interest while on deposit All Deposits Are Insured up to $5000 (Through the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) This bank has nearly a half century of successful experience in this “Money” business, and can look back with pride and satisfac­ tion to its years of service to patrons and community. We will appreciate your patronage and do our best to render you a real service HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 Capital $150,000 - HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ». ’M4 L-H.’-.'l £ .’,V] FT O*<my ■■•napr; Wyirara loamiukin rasa* Mfor* taa boat I jtnre BisawH—1»»« MoUaa rw.4. by SWU, RHMUd by MtIm. «**i tk« ■•tier at eeaaty »b Iract offira rrlrtrri la lk> raaalu SaiwvTitar'ran rirnltural aitana. «s3j::s:«33-dSd-3d 3^3333333333333333 S3323835S38S8SJ53|§ Mr. and Mrs UiPayelts Usboni called on Mrs. Florence U&bocne o Sunday In Grandville with his (U- Lake Odessa on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass o and Mr and Mrs. EUgsn Mn. Ohloe Chalker of Marcellus Hastings Nichols spent Sunday st Gull iakd Miss Orpha Buck worked the pas and brother. MUs Mary and George week fur Dorr Btowells of We* Hayman. Her son. Ross, came Fri­ day night and spent the night there WoodlandMr. and Mrs- Wm. Hale of Nortl end took her home Saturday. Carlton spent Bunday with Mr. an Mr. and Mrs Stanley WllletU of Mrs Carol Puller. . Concord spent the week end with Mn. Walter Cuibert la spetxlln the home folks. Mr. and Mrs Hal the week In Grand lt apio. Rapida. lathrop were Sunday caliers there, j"* m" Wm Shriber al IS iStaww ?.i|r i ‘MaNaW. _ Tkaaafara. Ba It Kaaa]rt4 w« ■sa.fljwsa ryg iEs’te, llanmond 30-&IIsit^" Lb7. ' S ‘ c<£i 31 J°*l 11 | i *l.1» too aaso 1:S ‘BSlS inmrri.1 a* B taa4a by Simla. .aio*rUd th* board taka a rMaaa i IM IB MlcSISaa Blind M.Jr eao 34.00 lEllzabcUi Gibbony and Mr. and Mn. HI";; John Higdon thc past week: Mr. 3T.oo “id Mn. Will Carl of Cedar Creek, '? Mr" Mlu,e Flurry of Morgan, Mn. Hi J® I Wes Shaffer of Plainwell. Mn. Wel3S 4n'by Crockford and Mn. Roy wfck34 30 , ham of Woodland. Mrs. Mabel MarjJSglshall and Mn. Sarah Calkins of 34.no; Nashville. Mr. and Mn. Carl Gib­ in 2* and dauhgter. Joanne of Eaton. 30 3.00 3<loo | Oh‘o. Mrs. Chloe Chalker of Mar­ --- ; cellus and Mn. Joe Gillette and <494.10 j Miss MaryJHayman, Mary Hayman, local. George Gillette spent the nasi ha* Wllrmr 1 week with his cousin. Roas Chalker, In Marcellus. Hl! .4 mi 34 00 M 00 34 no 34 00 ,’n,*sras> rniio»a«r rtparl: M Ralph P Claimed Allowad I 71-30 70.S THREE* CORNERS. j Beth Cook of Banffeld visited at I tl«e Edw. Waiters home Thursday. | Thc "Lucky Levan" Canning Club i will hold its fourth meeting of the reason Thursday evening. Aug. 9, at lhe Irncir ol Rachel Malcolm in tlie I Ryan district. .»**,.u BOWNE. 1 Mr “nd Mrs Claude A. Hammond SOUTH MUs Beulah Cramer of Grand ^r}/pcn‘ Vf'd‘ 1O.3V Rapids called on Mrs F. L. Walton and Mra . .. Sunday afternoon ot H“Unga. 3S.7S | Mrs. Will Mishler attended the h rfT“l.,lhe. ,or lo w ,M. E. Missionary Society at Mrs. | £" a'"“ ln ““dleviUe during the U.ll,, Ktinrzgi,. n»r< H Mes4 bi Millar Er"1”t SSI2So£,Un'' , .1. VI ■■ r. Hmlth. Ulmin. Htnli. ■MJMM HIM Ta th* Haavmblr Bo. •apaniaan al Kaat rmuilr oppoihtl PriBrlplaa at wUlinna brinr »•»'( lll*8 laeslar toward SMMItSStM « ......» BALTIMORE CENTER. Callers nt the Joi in WoodmJ home Sunday evening were Al Will Mt, Hams. I Mr. and Mra. Clmrlea Heid Mr. and Mn. Russell Greenfield. 1 ji.fSI Mr, wm.1. p»rt« ».K-nl WrtMn, Leia Heniwy leaves Wedncsl 33? so nesday in Lowell Rapids called at thc Edw. day night for Ionia where she ex] Mr and Mrs Walter Duffev twn!Wtt,U!ra hnmr Fr,daX afternoon. ‘ 3soo sono chUdreri the MUsea f£3ah X Mn’ Claudc A- Hammond called ‘pccts to work through thc fair. I ?"j2 MaX^ Cramer ofSrond Ranlds on Mrs Edwyn Dan,cb‘ ot Hastings. , Mr. and Mn. Dood of Vermont] ville were Sunday visitors at thi 100 Prldpanwh Food Mill.. Pennington home. ..................... ^" n “ “ d «»• «»o [Xis 55 101 han C. Walldorff ....... Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Traver attended 103 Hhauard't Citation* .... 30.00 103-1 Hrnnrtt A Son ....... 31 5S the funenl ot Bernice’s mother] MU. MMPlc Tyler ta. AnWwd ’S” * e.'S.W 4 00 4 00 Mn. W. O. Tobias, of Shults. BhJ X.,‘^Tw'XrUnli,u.™had : been a sufferer lor several yeund .ajn.lv ot WBrn0 » HaslUvs called on Mra. Atf.c. Kel- 1She was better known in this oom] Wm. C. Ulmin’. ttumity as Georgia Johnson. claugh] mS'a. T. Suh. «,« John »d I ter of Orson Johnson, a resident ol ^•es2.,“2,.^trvo,iXr - “ ; Baltimore for* several yean. Hel family have thc sympathy <>f the community in her passing. ( miarallan* fol- Ind is ^Jindilg some U.S ???Crt a,nd <>Z P^‘*port Wrrt t Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hcney euJ ...... . her narenta Mr an^ Mrs c M lT’’ursdlly “ft<’r»oon ca’1'™ “t 1tertuined Mr. Heuey n psunnia h<<nl s Frank Walton s:so Mor.* B*rkii*. .. R. (ilMSOW, W. I» MeCann. MORGAN. j U “ Rev. and Mrs Arthur bucrc'k® children of Marlin were TueMsM guest* of Mr. and Mrs. 8tusr| Draper. Mr. and Mn. John Houser of Van! sar spent the week end with thi former's sister. Mr. and Mn. Ciuul Harrington Mr. and Mn. Bert McKinley ol Wenatchee, Wash . canse Thundaj night and spent over Sunday witn Mr. and Mn. C. A. Harrington anl family. Mn. McKinley Is a ststel of Mn. Harrington and it haa beea most 26 years since the sisten havl met. 1 Mr. and Mn. C. B. Clark of Jacld son came home to attend the fu] neral of Mn. Hattie Duxbcrry Tuesl day at thc F. M. church. Clyde and Fred Bollinger of Bat] tie Creek visited Mr. and Mn. J W. Howard Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baood and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Staple ol Battle Creek called on Mn. Lelhl Adkins Saturday. Mrs. Earl Mudge of Hastings vis] IBed relatives a few days last wecl] Iin this place. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Mead irfl 1Monday for Manton to attend thi 1North Michigan conference at tlial place. ' । Dorothy Mead, who attended thi 1summer sciwol at Kalamaxoo. rc] 1turned to her home here Friday. I Mn. Wayne Christopher of Lan! ! ring spent Sunday with iter folk] Ihere. ‘ 34 oti 34 on U4M M "" .'4 iif« on a on I u.irr ,v. <9. **<*vr< . ... Gillo, pi* (Wan. R. (.'raid T. K Goddr • ■ daughter and Mlsi Betty Gelman Battle Creek called on tfr. and M - Shriber ------------------Frank Sunday evening, Mrs. Nina Barty H< David, and Mary Barry And Mr. an< Mrs. Albert Barry and daughte •pent Sunday with Barry. , - -h J Sterling DeBar and sou. Junior, of Jackson ’spent Sunday with Tils mother. Mrs Martha Dollar, at the home of Aunt Mary and Phil Dellar. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wilcox, Vir­ ginia and Charlotte of Dowling and Frank Wlloox of Indiana were guests of Mr. and Mn. Herbie Wil­ cox Bunday. F. Wilcox remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green and two Utile girls left Monday for In­ diana when* they will take a week's vacation vkilling relatives. Mr. and Mn. Elmer Gillette. Clara and George spent Suiuiay with his parents at Gull lake. Jay Jennnlgs of Hudson spent lhe week end with Bobby Poster and ™ wife Will Ie“rn ,hat Rev’ Minard Lewis, who 'I L. Mr. BenediH ' C]"“de A Hammond home. Arthur 1 Vernon Smith U sjnudlHg Um Mr. w H pnrrt~. r Willetts of Hastings spent thc afterWJ?. SjaSiWSi "»»' ’!»>’ Claude Hamwmd. ' week with LaarcUd- H«>m>i.i' ■»< 'Thursdav lu’v Baker, his mother and sister ti ' e nurf.r <lts< iK • ' Gun^akr and Huw'll Clinger ot Marion. Ind.. , 3». I St.14 'kalrman llt.l*. n... Mr. srlu wri.i,. *» a j, an,.M^^le M fl o'clock dinner guest* at the , ho™ wday . of Greenville and the former two k; 1 he 8838883 8 i 7 I-5 i 1] 11 ■4 | 2Hs2fiSSS8! * «t<11 m n i u 1= !• • SiHOsiHiOOs'sfil! i s’ 1 SXSWS«SSSSSSSS888i issesHSH SWisS-' 85 nnMMnrlSl -•(mr h family visited »y at Gun lake.1 Shaeffer. Raymond ysr«r.’: Mrs John Pardee and Mn. Emil i Tight of Indiana called on Mn. Mary Halton Friday evening. Helen Eash is spending the week in Chicago, a -guest at the W. Seifert home. ! Some light fingered person . lieved a eertain farmer’s wife lids neighborhood of * kA of her .canned fruit Hero's hoping it wit] not happen again as they are known. i Nick Cramer. returned Sunday .after a week's visit with relativea w. and friends in Grund Rapids. iriiaal- Bernice Walton I tad ti»e pleasure <i u., Saturday afternoon of wttmaeing «lm *h* balloon asccnr.ton and parachute I sum drop and taw the elrplarMi circle » m. underneath lhe balloon at Middle- * ifelt las kM lalla* rvautTtlaa Malloa carrlMl. Mn. Elmer •3309.'OOO5OOvF oooeoS.2.g.|83S!3.I.g.S{:3.|S93^ S i Id d*d, te n Ss£f,’?SSSSgJM2?22 .- i. j * r r. < ; o v • <;. ;: 22«232?;;2^ s . VriisiLs »a5£«f-5>i 'Xn * M Na*hs “»< >M- held Saturday. Aug. 11. basket din­ * Mrs Emil Tight of Indiana called ' ner. All former teachers and pupils arc most cordially invited to come | on Mrs Minnie Bouck and Mru. and meet their former pupils and old Chas. Bunn Friday evening. schoolmates again. . Mr. and Mrs. A T. Eash and ifamily went to Shipshewana. Ind., SOUTHWEST CARLTON. ‘Friday morning to attend the fuQuite a number from this : neral of Mr. Eash's brother, Levi. -------------------------------------—vicinity ---------r*"H and also attended the Eash reunion attended the centenniiU al Middle­ ton Saturday. j ville the past week. ‘ Daniel Zook and family. Mr. and ' Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith are happy Mrs. Aaron Springer of Dewey. HL, ,hc arrival «rf an eight and one I and Mrs. Lucy Yoder were Sunday half pound baby boy. He will anguests at Harold Yoder's. »wer to the name of Robert EmerEmll Tight and son. Floyd, of Vai- *>n Mr. Smith s mother-of Ionia is paraiso, Ind. came Monday fore-’ caring for mother and baby. • noon and Mrs. Tight accompanied Miss Barbara Bowman of Lan‘ । them home on Tuesday. i sing spent Bunday afternoon and John Eash spent from Thursday ! evening with Mr. and Mrs. Walter tUll Saturday with H. F. Miller s at! Cuibert. * Gun lake. „ l=i • |=s:-= NX‘%°'Sk! Th' ■"‘iSayy “ rrjr*t,.,l I• * — ’ Motion o,»d«. — - si I S.T.XF.X L;'dx1 ‘ io Jan. । Heaven accompanied them Jmtne. p._nln. „n,r. T^a^at* th?“hone <4*hcr’I Rev Houfl from Uie F1,«rte* Ho11’ Tuesday at the home of .her son, | nPM MlMlon wll| al lhe wood. I w h Pnrdo*. schoolhouse at 11 o'clock Bunday. I i*v ”* ** Haraee accompanied Mn. I *,,u i*nii ev*rvnn* Il»rlw-r. v —* can You Imagine .rJndinl^ f« ’ ladies: sister. Effie, of Detroit called 1 Mnrv |on Mrs. WUI Mishler Friday. These (o( ‘ “ ladles will be remembered as lhe । "XV’JSS. rt n,rnard nv 7,rr former Wilson girls of Freeport. ww2^1t!2‘ .■a 1 C kt R/Turii/'t danoVitar K<rw a“ Jaeitson were r.iaay altertnii Ttahi Af noon and guests of Mr. and ItoMe IM” 0,”ud' * Hammong loav.n. al CAM YOU I MAOIN 1- EXPLANATION Buy BI8MA-REK Carveth & Stebbil Re sail Druggists, Hastings, ML * FROM THE STONE AGE TO THE PRESENT .... The home has been the unit of progressive civilisation. The great worth of the Ameri­ can home to society is undisputed. been for many years, the security back of building and loan shares. Nat^mat ,har; will ]Jlje Rational ^qan & gnueatmeitt ffinntpanp 12M Griswold Ki, Detroit. MKA. wt*rMa.<aho«l>* * tk***• tZu . I the joy of tne Dayton,Ohio! garage mon who,when physician! failed to curt his stomach trouble was able to digest milk for the B4HKkVll.lt.. J. L. Maus, Hastings. Mich. �WEDNMDAT, AVGUST I. im DOWUNO. through the miles of channel, cut Tlie yourg people ut Duwlmg uiid through solid rock, and often with the towering stone walls frowning Banfleld will co-operate and Iwld down on you. It gives you a thrill to their sunset services here next Sun­ think that "my country did this, the day evening. August 12, which will greatest work of It* kind that the begin at 8 o'clock with a hearty wel­ W • •>■■■■■■•■• world ever kriew." Then there were come to all lhe young folks. ■-------------------------—------ --------- ----------- tlie billowy hills on either side and Mr. and Mra. Leland Jones of (Continued from Page One) I valley* covered with tropical verdure Hastings have rented the Orlie -- -------- ---------------- ’— ---------. ' 'and bloom. There were myriads of through this part of It. great hllto.uji me*, tropical vines, shrubs and Fisher house in tlie north end of the village, which they have fur­ of solid rock tower up on either side । blossoming plants all thrown to­ nished and ready for occupancy as ot km. ud It to ran io UopoMlbl, »K* AW U" ‘belt they return this week from their (,.------------------------- (ki.-------------------------- tMmwl overlap each other and wedding trip. Mr. Jones is the । to conceive that this great channel blend into into * a harmonious whole iiir> like teacher In lhe Parker district, and the plumage of a beautiful bird. Mrs. Jones, who was formeriy-Mtos Naturally the coat waa heavy. In- fSometimes It seemed like a fairyland Norma Cool, will teach the Elevens I almost bad to pinch myself to school this year. eluding interest and capital im- and ' if 1 was really awoke, or Just provements up to June 30. 1932, the see * Mr. and Mra. L. J. Oswald are dreaming. The unusual scene was total cost has been placed at over ,heightened by looking off onto the leaving this week for Kelly’s Island, 8533400.060. That's some money. 1hillside and seeing the thatched huts Ohio, where they will be guests ot though quite a modest sum com- < glen where an attractive lit- . & “d j pared with the billions that have shady s been appropriated of late. That lie i cottage home teemed to an­ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Otis and sons means that every mile of the Canal nounce i that ths occupants at last has cost something over 810.000,000 lisd 1 found a realm of perfect hap­ attended the Centennial celebration The crests of counties* at Hickory Comer* Saturday and or about 81.900 for every foot. At piness ] three per cent interest, the annual hills, ] the curves, the little islands Robert Burdick returned home with Interest charge would be around that । roee a* specters above the wat­ them for a short vteit. 818400.000. ier's surface,-wrere added charm* and Earl Gaskill and sons Roger and to the beautiful picture. Junior, of Royal Oak spent the post I But look on the other side of attractions i could fairly drink in the beauty week with hi* parents, Mr. and Mra. ‘ the picture. Up to Jan. I. 1933. 11.- One ' 673 tolls-paying vessels had passed of < the landscape, so strange and so Charles Gaskill, and hte brother. । through lhe Canal, and paid about iunusual. To add variety and com­ Lloyd, and family at the farm here, j the picture, off in the distance 8304.000.000 In tolls. Canal traffic has plete I Mrs. Mattie King is assisting Mra. ‘ natives in their targe dug-out 8. A. Wertman with her work at' been increasing of late years, and were ' skipping across the water, present as Mrs. Wertman is in very will doubtless continue to Increase canoes, t giving expression to lhe Joy of poor heal tit. as the country grows. For the five and । in laughter and song. All years, ending June 30. 1932, the tolls living I Miss Diana Clemens and girl averaged over 825400.000 a year. 'the way along ,were new sights frlenc^of Charlotte were guesta last enough to meet lhe Interest and op- iand new scenes, and all different week of Mia* Lizzie Smith and in erating expenses, and leave a con­ At one of the locks on the Pacific the James Smith home. siderable surplus. In those five years iside, an immense steel structure on The Ladles' Aid will meet Thurs­ the ships of 21 nationalities passed ।cither side of the Canal looked so that it seemed almost out of day. August 16. for dinner antf all through the Canal, though of course human ! American ships predominated, fol­ place. They were the reserve gates the members and those Interested are urged to be present, as election kept In condition and ready lowed by Great Britain which pro- always i vided over one quarter of the ton­ for instant use. Should anything of officers takes place at that time. The Cemetery Circle will have nage. Of course it must be remem­ happen to the gates, here were these bered lhat U. 8. Government ships giant machines ready to thrust down their dinner this week on Thurs­ pay no toile, nor do ships owned by these temporary substitutes and day. the governments of Panama and Co­ hold bock the wirier* of the Immense CARLTON CENTER. lombia. Tolls are levied on the ca­ take, formed by the damming up of Last Week's Letter. pacity of a ship to carry cargo or the Chagres river. Of course as a The Carlton L. A. 8. will meet this passengers. If a ship goes through matter of protection these reserve week Thursday. August 2 for supper empty, that would be too bad. be­ gates are very necessary and im­ but seemed almost like with Rev. and Mra. F. Loomis 'of 1/ on m, Its । portant, —.... — - --it -----------cause If would have to pay -i inn In a Human The tell toll thrusting In a human element tn to Freeport. All are cordially Invited: "capacity" Just the same. Thc spoil one of nature's perfect pictures. There were a good many attended on the average commercial ship is lhe ice cream social given by the around 84400. I was Informed lhat George S. Barnard THEISMS OF PAW frankly tclli you wh<r« he itandi on Public quest' ions. 4 hit strong plea for Safe, Progressive Government I To th* VOTERS of th* 4th Congressional District Any candidate for the high office of Congressman, who has, from experience, thought and study, carefully weighed the many complex and difficult problems that must be confronted by this most important legislaUvc body, during the next few years to come, can not but feel an enormous responsibility. As one of those candidates. I hesitate to extend any attractive promises of specific and Immediate cures for our economic ills, but I do pledge that I shall, if nominated and elected, act with careful and conscientious tJdgment, in an effort to restore conditions to normal, based on successfully tried business principles, with which I am familiar through experience In private and public business, over a period of many years. We are living in a changing Nation. Legislators must keep in progressive step with changing economic and social needs. Truly program comes from experiment and'trial, but safety in business or government is attained through adherence to tried business principles, so we should experiment only In-so-far as safety per­ mits. Opposes Government Regimentation The established principles upon which our nation's business la founded are the result of hundreds of years of experience and ex­ periment, eliminating unsound principles and retaining the sound, as occasion demanded. The mechanism has served us well, u c must repair as necessary. I do not favor discarding all tried business principles for a so-called regimentation of business, under govern­ ment control. (Government regulation of big business 1s neces­ sary). I have faith that lhe brains of private enterprise which have served so well in the past, will rise to cure our economic ills, if interference is withdrawn, and probably will do a better Job than can be done by our best politicians or theorists. I believe in the principle that the people who are the best gov­ erned are the least governed, but citizens' rights must be protect­ ed against those who disregard the rights of others. Delegation of legislative. Judicial, and other powers, rightfully belonging to other branches of government, to bureaus, boards and agents erf the gov­ ernment. must be avoided if we are to have orderly government, which will be acceptable to the people. Would Abolish Burraos It appears to me that governmental expenses can be greatly re­ duced by withdrawing needless governmental bureaus, agencies and employees now engaged in minor regulation and control of public and private business operations. I am sure that the savings made would be welcome, if the government will retract in thia field <* operations and in the development of more farm land which we ao hot need, through various pork barrel expenditures, such ss irri­ gating dam construction, etc. I propose no new form of federal tax nor an increase in the pres­ ent levy, but a more sensible and Judicious expenditure of those revenues now being collected. Agricalture Basie Industry Agriculture constitutes one of our most important basic indus­ tries and any benefits that can be derived through removal of re­ strictive legislation or by new enactments which would prove bene- flclal must be encouraged. I am in favor of extending this indus­ try an opportunity to work out its problems with the least govern­ ment interference. I pledge my efforte to measures that would prove beneficial to this enterprise. Th- d—*re for people to own real estate should return. Lu»w texes and lower financing costs would remedy the situation. Like­ wise. this remedy wUI do much towards bringing back agricul­ tural recovery. 1 am opposed to foreign entanglements; government foreign loans have proven unwise. If there is a “forgotten Man” in America, it is the "Middle Class'’ man. who has struggled iinrd with his farm or shop or store or trade, to maintain his famUy expenses and contribute to­ ward the expense of federal, state and local governments. Thia man wUI appreciate any reductions in government expense, there­ by leaving lhe difference for him lo spend for his own private ruwi riccu publlc <B»eU<»» that win Congressman, because do »h.n h* nlara hu cuxlkuu am a contender. asceivsa m lo my general Ih, am« tor whichI Very sincerely, PeKiicel A*. GEO. S. BARNARD OANDEDAIT FOR CONGRESS, 4TH DMT. Universal Garage Company MORE LIVE POWER AND IT’S SENSIBLE SAVING, FOR YOU GET KEENER PERFORMANCE, TOO! The right of free speech and of the press and radio must be preserved. The acts of public officials and public bodies are mat­ ters of public concern, and no law nor code should be enacted that would stifle honest criticism through the press, nor stifle the ser­ vice that supplies such news. I expect. If elected, lo pursue about the same course In fiscal matters as has been my policy in the past." no!,eortT ** * Untt*> GOOD USED CARS 1933 Chevrolet Master 1932 V-8 Ford Coupe. Coupe. 1928 Chevrol’t Truck with body. 1933 Plymouth Deluxe Coach. 1929 Ford Truck with 1932 V-8 Ford Coach. •take body per gallon Prosperity can never return through extravagant government spending, because the government merely spends the people's mon­ ey and usually In certain localities where only a few receive the benefits, whereas private spending cover* the whole area and is widely distributed. ** c‘rfd lor efficiently and tn such a tenner that seif reliance anti self respect will not be destroyed. '5**1* dl*trlbuUon Product* and goods occupies such an Important place tn the scheme of agricul- Drive the new Ford V-8 and you'll buy one, too! The car without a price class lhe "President Lincoln." on which so beautiful that it seems that it Is we sailed, had to pay nearly 87400 natural and must have always been teen dollars. Norreen, Mary. Ione and Doris tolls. Numerous vessels, both freight­ so. It is difficult lo conceive lhat only Clem spent Sunday at Gun lake. ers end passenger ships, came Mr. and Mra. Forrest Houghton through the Cana) the same day disease and death. When lhe "Gold that we went through, ao that Uncle Rush" of “49" wa* on In California, and son. Allen, of near Lake Odessa, were guests Sunday of their cousin*. Sam's Canal receipts for that 24 thousands of brave-hearted explorer* hours must have reached a very re­ sought to reach the gold fields by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney and spectable amount. Traffic through crossing tlie Isthmus on foot, rather Robert. Zane Nash accompanied his aunt. the canal seems to run along quite titan risk their lives by falling into d Virgil McKenzie during hte parents'' Woodland called at Ralph Buiksrt evenly and steadily. Its largest the hands ot hostile Indians, while Mia Albert. Nuh. ol HMUns, lo oraJld month was in January 1929 when the crossing the plains. Scores upon I M"to» Sunday. ' tolls amounted to over 82400.000. scores of them gave up their lives In Thomas Robinson visited his1 ’ Mr and Mrs Halpii Henney spent Mrs. Lulu Burke and Mr. Fred j Mra. Clayton McKeown spent sev­ but as stated above, for the five the attempt, victims of tropical dis­ grandmother. Mrs. Hllbome, of Gun Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Slagle of Plainwell spent Sunday eral days last week in Grand Rapids with Mr. and Mra. Tony Slagle. years ending June 30. 1932. the tolls ease and lost In the Jungles. One lake, last week. Mri- L F- Greenfield of Quimby. visiting relatives. have averaged over 82.000400 a cannot conceive of their sufferings. Mrs. Clayton Valentine's nephew Mr. and Mra. Hollis Barber of month, which goes to show lx>w Away from home and loved ones, STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Willard Ickes spent Bunday with this old earth can hold no sharper and wife* of Indiana are spending south of Hastings spent Sunday with Last Week s Letter. evenly tlie traffic runs. Mr and Mr*. Wayne Whcetor is thc week with the Valentine family, thc former's cousin. Mr. and Mra. anguish than having to meet the While lhe Panama Canal was of­ Mra, William Richards and chil­ Battle creek. Mrs Don Karrher and Mra. J. W Win. P. Hale. ficially opened for traffic in August final summons under such condi­ Kick of near Freeport visited at the Nelson Ickes and friend at Grand dren spent part of last week at Mrand Mrs. Guy McKenzie went 1914. yet the early years of Its op­ tions. The pangs of loneliness and tatter's nephew's, Fred Henney s, 'Friday morning to Illinois to visit an Thomapple lake with her sister, Rapids and Philip Hartman of Jackalmost be eration were constantly hampered by friendlessnes* would Saturday evening. lunele who te very ill. Edwin Mauer Mrs Hurry Rtaor !aon spent Saturday at Ralph Btrlk"slides." it was nothing unusual in Joined with the bitterness of exile as Mr. and Mra. Sherman Oler oLof'hear Nashville to staying with long as consciousness lasted. To-day Its. early year* to see glaring head­ lines in lhe newspapers stating In this district is robbed of ail its ter­ substance that all traffic through the rors. and the dark picture of the jxist has been succeeded by one so Canal had been stopped by another big slide. This continued with con­ cliarmlng and beautiful that tlie transformation seems impossible. siderable regularity for six or seven years, and commercial traffic did not Starting from the Atlantic side the reach normal development until three pairs erf locks at Gatun, s|dc quite a little while after the close by aide, raise tlie vessel 85 feet to of the World war. Even though the the surface of Uie*gtcat Gatun lake (formed by damming the Chagres official opening was in August 1914. yet these constant slides so com­ river.) On the Pacific side, the ves­ pletely prevented traffic, that the sel first reaches the Pedro Miguel lock, through which it te lowered to date June 30. 1921. has been fixed upon as really the completion of the Mlrafioi'es lake, on which it sails I Canal, and Its cost has been fixed for almost two miles before entering | upon as of that date. Based on three Miraflores locks. The three locks on per cent Interest compounded an­ the Pacific side are not together a* nually. the cost of the Canal on they are on the Atlantic side. June 30. 1921. was placed at 8525.­ There's a reason. The Government 812.881. Since that time there has wanted to build the three locks to­ been spent for capital improvements gether on the Pacific side. Just as It 87493348 up to June 30, 1932 mak­ did on the Atlantic, but could only ing the total investment at the lat­ find a foundation large enough to ter date 8553.106.009. At three per accommodate two. the third one cent, the annual Interest charge is (Pedro Miguel^ being built about a 115493.18047. which amount Is couple of miles further on. I mention charged every year against opera­ tills merely to sliow the miry, mud­ tions. Leaving out the Interest dy. Jungly conditions lhat prevailed charge, the expense of operation is before the Canal was started. As relatively small for such an invest­ stated in a previous letter, at the Miraflores locks there is a beautiful ment. As the toils have been running around 825.000400 a year a very 18 hole golf course, with hills and comfortable balance is left. The to­ valleys and every foot ot it is tal tolls received amounted to 8302,­ "made" land, being brought in by 62645631 up to Jan. 1. 1933. the railroad rock-trains from tlie Cule­ great portion of which have been bra Cut On the Atlantic side, on The money you'll save thia summer and fall by taking received since June 30. 1921. which Lhe huge Oatun dam. built across Chagres river, there is also an­ us Stated above, has been figured as the 1 advantage of the extra Live Power in Standard Red the date of the Canal's completion. 'other fine 18 hole golf course, every Deducting tolls received from the Ifoot of which is "made" land, over Crown Superfuel will run into a good many dollar*. cost would leave only a little over what was formerly Jungle. For there'* no extra charge to you for thi* powerThe natives, and even those who 8230.000,000 really invested. The Panama Canal means a lot to iare not natives, seem to pay consid­ packed motor fuel—it's priced the same a» the usual the people of this country, no mat- ierable attention to fishing in the ter whether in times of peace or <Canal Fishing is said to be good and "regular” gasoline. । 1 The price is the same, yes—the war. If we didn't have the Canal a Ithere is no apparent reason why it ship sailing from New York City to ishould not bp. Indeed while our boat big difference is in the More of instantly usable driving energy San Francisco would have to go by 'was in tlie locks, one could look in Superfuel. It means that your gasoline money not only Magellan, a distance of 13.135 miles, idown and see good sized fish, said to But, by going through the Panama Ibe tuna-fish, swimming around. A takes you farther, at less coct—but faster, when the occasion Canal, the distance is reduced to 5,- <colored fellow, while fishing in the 262 miles,-representing a saving of !lock in which our ship was resting, 7473 miles, with great savings in !hooked one of them, but had rather mileage to other Pacific coast cities, !hard luck in landing it. While the been able to offer greater value from a double standpoint— and to the Hawaiian Islands; to the water was being drawn from the performance and economy! More Live Power per galloa Philippines; to Australia, Japan and lock, the fish evidently sought es­ other countries with which we have cape through one of the holes, as i* simply another way of saying More Live Power per dollar. the angler ’ looked on tn dismay, at commercial relations. the prospect of losing a good meal Every penny of your gasoline money buy* more propelling telling how soon it may come with and a good line. Alligators too are ene/gy in Standard Red Crown Superfuel. । That sound* all the war-mad "nuts" there are quite common tn Panamanian wa­ over in Europe, the Canal should ters. As we were nearing a bend on good to you? Then try it. Take on a tankful of more Live Power. prove of wonderful benefit to this opr way through the Canal. a native country. It means that any war ships peddler who waa on the boat trying Test it any way you wish—for getaway, for power on hill*, for easy on lhe Pacific side can be trans­ to sell some trinkets, informed me ferred to the Atlantic, or vice versa that Just around the bend we would in the course of a very few days, or probably see an alligator. I-was la­ ter Informed that at this particular a few hours, depending upon where Try this up-to-the-minute motor fuel. Save money—and enjoy spot it had become something of a the warships may be located. keener, more brilliant engine performance while you're sating! If we had been given the privilege custom to "plant** an alligator to of selecting our day for going arouse the admiration and curiosity through the Canal, we could not of tourists, but evidently It was an have chosen a more perfect one. Be­ off dav as no alligator showed up. ing in the tropics, naturally it would As we finally entered the Qatun locks and were lowered to the level but a good lively breeze came over of the Atlantic, we left the Panama the water that seemed to cool thing* Canal with no little regret, because off especially as long as one kept In the trip had been ao unusual, and the sliade. When you go through, different from anything tliat we had especially on yotrt first trip, of course anticipated. On shore the people you devote every moment possible to seemed to be happy and well sight-seeing. The ship's officers, ap- groomed, which at least left the !mpreclatlng this, help In every way presstan that there might be lots of passible, even going ao far as to worse places in the world to live serve luncheon on the upper deck, so Uuui at the entrsmce crf the Canal, lhat no time will be tost for sight- though lhe brief time we were tliere seeing. All that the passenger lias to would not give much of an oppordo is to stand and admire and there tunlty to Judge. te a tot to admire. As you sail along i with Our people who work for salaries and wages comprise on im­ portant part of our citizenry. Every product on tire market repre­ sents their skill and effort tn its production. Salaries and wages should advance as rapidly as agricultural and industrial recovery permits, the more rapidly these advancements come, tlie sooner recovery will arrive, because these earning* are practically all used for purchases of farm and manufactured products. nation Uaa with Uv atlucaUnal InsUtuUona. Education must forever be encouraged. ’ * New passenger car titles issued in Barry County, as compiled by the Michigan Automotive Trade Association, from January 1, 1934 to July 1, 1934, are as follows: Ford 59, Chevrolet 53, Plymouth 12. som^D0LLARS Our veterans must not be forgotten. They have done their bit in our "common defense." The government debt to veterans must be paid and in 100-cent dollars. Reduce Government Spending It Is fundamental that the support of all government and gov­ ernment activities must come from those who pay its cost through tax and other forms of government revenue. The public treasury contain* only money that comes from the earnings or possessions ot lhe people. Therefore, any public treasury Is your treasury and mine, and the expenditures therefrom must be carefully guarded against waste and unnecessary outlays. Public expenditures can only be made in accordance with laws made by the legislative, or law-making body. So it te plain that the responsibility for govern­ ment cost* Iles with this body, making the legislative probably the most Important of the three divisions of government. Healthy gov­ ernment and its activities can only continue so long as there te ability to pay for its costs from part of the earning* or profits ac­ cruing to Its people. The cost of government should fluctuate Ln ratio with the ability of the people to pay. Government operation* must surely end when aU earnings and savings have been used for ite support. I can say. without fear of contradiction, that our unite of government are bring supported today, and for the past four year*, principally from past savings, which will, If allowed to cononus, result tn disaster. Watch the . Contains Tetraethyl Lead STANDARD RED CR SUPERFUEL — tnor* live �THE BASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST A, IBM for teams. Two to four inches OMalDensel McCain of West Carlton and aunt. NIGHT I iliould be allowed chest and hip Center spent Bunday evening with DAY MTH ANNUAL measurements, and two to three in- Mr. and Mis. Leslie Dickerson. che« al the girth of the upper arm. i Don! forget the Weeks school Mr. and Mjs Clifford Hammond To check the pattern, pin the under- reunion Saturday August lllh Pic- spent^Sunday st P. 8. Sparks' In i ------ *.kiu««u owe । ito armshorten reams together, thenor take dinner. at ...... or narrow, cuttucks and ntcMp Mnoon \ n..ir,r«n„ -nrt Mn. Rebecca Criag accompanied Southern Michigan’* GreaUrt Fair With spread to lengthen or widen tha patHave you ever wondered why ] tern a# needed. mS^C»MrY^ktmn^dA2eWeSs Forrest Potter's loth* home at 111,500 in Premium* and Purro* your she in a commercial pattern ■' ----------------- - ---------------------ui. nt Archie Reickord in Hz*Ung* Bun­ day. .<1<«3 not always fit after the dress l BEAR HOLB LAKE NEWS. has been cut out and sewed? The Mias Mary Tuttle stayed Friday l Untha RbbrWMn. Edith Edger of Hastings lias been visiting Mn. Rebecca Craig RECREATION — EDUCATION precaution of comparing your own night with NeUle May Bushong of cr Bna measurements with those of the pat- Hastings. The groateot array of GrandMond FREE ATTKACnONdinrar tern will Insure satisfactory results. I Mrs. Fred B. Warden of Columbus.1 ■rwantod. Henry H. Lueder's Two Big iWwp-TWhnreM MIDDLEVILLA. PINE LAKE. according to home economics ex-.Ohio, who lias been visiting her. On Wednesday a still fire alarm Nighta-—-Futartetfc Revue"—» totented stegs arUM* In each tetuion clothing specialists of Michi-'mother. Mn. BUr Grimmett, the called out sane af the boys to thc Fifteen members and four visitor* gan State College. post week, returned to her home M E. church property where a fire ot the Helping Hand Club met with The sltoulder. chest, waist, and hip Saturday taking her son. pyed F.. had been started to burn some rub­ Lennie Nottingham on Wednesday widths ore the one# which usually who has been visiting his grandpar, blsh and had been left without al- afternoon. After a .short business givc thc most trouble. The width of enL* for the last five month*. tentlon and the grass being so dry .v.’JkMi the hoateM conducted a con­ Wod. Tbitr*. Fri. Night* OPENING NIGHT lhe shoulders i* measured from I Mrs. Russell Craven and Mrs. it soon endangered adjoining prop- test which was enjoyed by all. The artnseye to urmreye. and from across Kenneth Hurlcs* called on Mra. arty on the. block. It was put out September meeting will be held with Belter Baby C-oateM (T*» lhe shoulders at lhe base of the otiial Hurlcss of Hastings Thum- without damage except to some tiw president, Clara Nichols neck. The che*t measurement is tak- day afternoon. I grape vines. Jersey Parish Calite Show Saturday afternoon Mr.__________ and Mrs. neck. The chest measurement is tak- day afternoon. ib**** ----------- . — —-______ m between three and five Inches beOrval Tuttle and family were Albert Parker 1* having a vacation Clancy Farr drove to Elk Rapds. Baseball Toarnamcnl low the annseyes, according to the 1 Thursday afternoon callers of Mr. from his bank duUcs at Caledonia. *’,lerc they will visit her mother, Paay Race (children) Livestock Parade (daily) individual Tlie normal waistline and Mrs. Orvie Dtllenbeck and Mr*. He spent the week at Gun lake. Mrs. Johnson, for two weeks. They Llxmlock ExhiMte Horse Fulling Contest measurement is usM. Tile hip mcas- Abbie Dtllenbeck of Lake Odessa. | Our Centennial and Homecoming *ere accompanied by their niece, Produce Exhibits urement Is taken at the widest part Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. passed oft fine with large crowds ;lJcda Ericson. who will go on to her Commercial Exhibits of the hips. .William Claggct were Mr. and Mrs. every day and evening. Many peothc 800 Robert Warner All body lengths arc taken from o. A. Davis and Erls Jarman and pie were present from coast to coast. | *ent “ ^ar aa Traverse City, where the highest part of thc shoulder. J family of Hastings and Elbert and Many friends met who had not seen ,ie wUI vl“l relatives for one week. The sleeve girth is measured one ■ Edward Davis of North East Has- one another for hdlf a century. The iBnd ^c11 return'home by way ot inch below thc armpit, and thc ; tings. ‘ ----------------------------- ••lhe ---------• beauti- '^.niuw parade was one of moat Manistee and T,din<rt~. Ludington vi.uin. visiting JciiKth ig.taiteii by Vending the arini Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cole visited ful ilia: was ever put on anywhere.1 friends there for a few days. Flour, Feed, Coal, Cemenl, Lime. Brick, Tile Farm Implementl and measuring from the highest |n Bellevue Tuesday. If you can believe those who saw it. I Lloyd Nottingham te suffering point of the shoulder, around the cl-; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tyler called Many compliments were received, with u severe infection tn hl* hand FREE ADMISSION—Complete Program Arranged bow, to the wrist. on Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oglesbcc Thc attractions were all high class caused by a silver. TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH. In comixulng your own measure- ol Gun Marsh. Friday night. and the committer are to be con-, Mr. and Mra Earle Stone of Ashmenu with Umjsc of tlie pattern. uttle William Christy of Hastings gralulated on the manner that it land. Ohio, arrived at the home of AVAILABUC PARKING 8FACB sufficient allowance should be made ls spending a few week* with tils was carried off. No accidents have Mrs. Nichol* on Monday. Tiiey were DON'T MISS THIS GREATEST FAIR OF ALL TIME t aunt. Mrs. Horace Cole. been reported, which is remarkable 1 called here by thc seriou* illness of ------ ------- — .u------------ ---------._ -J i Mr and Mrs. Star Grimmett, Mrs. .considering tlie .Immense crowds. It Mrs. Stone's aunt. Mrs. Mlnar Fred B. Warden and son. Fred F, was a good natured crowd from Nichols, Nlrh< who recently underwent a _______ of Columbus. Ohio, and C. M. Beltz start to finish. Many would like to maloperation at a Kaiamaxoo ne,8hborhood and a daugh. IRVING. ! of Middleville were dinner guest* of be bock to attend lhe next CcntenSaturday rooming Mr. and MrsJ *"• Barn ' y Munw-ol theiBal- Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beckwith of nlal. but few expect to. Tiw Nagel family from around Hastings Wednesday evening. । O. D. and Mr*. Whitmore cntcr- Marcu* Bagley and Mr. and Mrs. A™**•K'PchUabout here and Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Rlchard Pc til John of north Gun > dren other relatives. | Mrs. Russell Craven called on Mrs. talned their son. Charles, and a I pete whitcflccl of Welcome Comer* 1 number of his college friends to a Plains left on a motor trip to Pelm-1 Ena Jarrard spent Wednesday Nagel from Charlotte attended the Saturday. I chicken dinner on Wednesday of key and other points in Northern I with tier brother. Keith, and family funeral of Mrs. Clarence Ryman in Grand Rapids recently. Mra. Ryman Mr. and Mr*. Star Grimmett and i but week. Charles was among those Michigan where they will visit rcl-1 of the Mayo district. Mr. Frank Beckwith of Hastings who graduated from Wo*tern Blate ativea for two week*. Chas. Cobb. Jr., of Bailie Creek waa but twenty three, and left be­ were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Cal College on Friday. Laura James te enjoying a vaca- spent several days last week with hte sides her husband and five children, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. SteenBlanchar of Battle Creek WednesThc Johnson. Woolston and Gibbs t|on of two weeks from her duties in uncle, G. C. Marshall. wyk. of Grand Rapids? . day. ' annual reunion will be held at tlie thc stenographic department of the frlend Mr. and Mrs Dell Wilcox and Mr. Wednesday night ! Donald and Edward Feldpausch home of Loren and Mrs. Johnson Upjohn company at Kalamasorf1 On 1 Thursday evening she entertained ! hte Xto Pcand Mra. William McCann spent i spent tlie week at Gun lake visiting on Broadway on August 12. This reseveral of the other employees of j ^Hoffman ' ‘ Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. their grandfather, Oscar Spencer. i union always brings together a lot Cushing at Rock Lake near Alma. | Herman Fcldpausch and family of former Middleville people and that department with a steak roast. > Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gray of De­ Mrs. Richard Tompkins of Grand attended a reunion at Compuu lake their relatives. A good time is aa- On Saturday she joined a group , Sunday. [ Hired. ____ bound for Chicago where they vte- ' troit spent the week end with their Rapid* visited her parents, Mr. and । • Gum Keiser, wlio works in Uio Red tlie World's fair and other 'mother, Mrs. L Gray and Saturday Mrs. J. M. Perry, Thursday. evening called on Harold Gray and Jamas Nagel attended the funeral SOUTH SHULTZ. । 0W1M o..» steel furniture plant in Grand Rap-' point* of interest in the city, for family In East Assyria and Bunday of J. J. Vander Roach in Grand | Alice Laubaugh of Grand Rapids ids. lost a portion of the left index several days. on relatives in Hastings. Rapids one day last week. Mr. Van­ । visited her uncle. Rev. Fred Horn, finger white at work Friday. It te Fred Otto, who ha# been ill for morning 1 Lester Preaton spent Sunday with der Bosch reaided in the Powers and family two days last week. very (wiltiful and will keep him from ‘several montiis. had arelapse early . neighborhood several years and waa ■ Gordon Kenyon spent Saturday 1 »ork fur some time. Wc all Ikhx.' last week and wa* removed to Bron- 1his cousin. Otis Walker, at Olivet. evening with friends in Cloverdale. ; tor his quick recovery. son hospital 0,1 Thursday. Mr*. Tena Buxton and son Maur­ highly respected by all. John and Ada Walker from Grand Frank Horn and son Clinton at-, '__________ , r • ,,__________ Iice of Cadillac spent Thursday eve­ UkeCfiun^v^DUCrS reUnlOn- *l HC“d THE LITTLE RED BRICK. | SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. 1ning with her niece, Mrs. Harve Rapids were calling on old friends Cbceseman and family and visited and neighbors in the Wilcox neigh­ The Brush Ridge Cemctcrv Circle • ^*rs- Forrest Potter of Welcome Last Week's Leiter. . borhood one day laat week. other relatives over the week end. IJP ... UP ... UP ... to 1-1,000 feel above have decided to hold their next Bnd dau®hl*r- c*r°l Rou*h. ot Has-1 Scixiol reunion of the Branch, Mtes Mary Jenkins is improvini meeting nt John Hine's Landing nt SrJa*kd °“ Rebccca Craig j Barryville Morgan and McKelvey . Mr. and Mrs. Bob EllUlon ot West slowly. Her many friends are pleaaei gea-Icvcl. Skirting yawning cliusni#. tearing around Vermontville spent Sunday afterto hear of the improvement. She U 181 treacherous turn# at hrcatli-liiking speeds— at Pennock hospital. ' daredevil driver# fight their way up . . . grinding, Mr and Mrs Charley Kenyon chlldren of ar»»d Rapid* spent thc .dinner.followed by business meeting Born to Mr and Mrs John Bclson -A "wediSdaymS t£K : n., woarain ,UuiU' P">body inwlth for * pounding, swaying, over snore than twelve miles just south of here, on July 24. a ter night with their son. Mr. and Mrs . ®“Vfjrren ,80'1 ter“,ed «"»«>>*** date and ____ ... of tread-torturing granite gravel. Vi hat a terrific pound son. Congratulations. come. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gray and famJess wSKrX Kenvon of Htcknrv Corners tons Wire. Mr. and Mrs.& - lx>Ui* Mrs. Earl West and son of Eatoi S »' “I teat of tire stamina! Mrs. Einma Balch Shoup passed I Uy of West Vermontville spent Sun- Rapids were recent guests of the L I Little Elim Modrack of BatUc ri^rk^iit. M‘k .“** fatollir ot away Wednesday morning. Funeral da>' with their mother, Mra. Lulu D. Hall and Louis Wilcox families. Firestone High Speed Tires was held Saturday at the South ‘ Gray. 'Creek, spent last week with Mr. and ! Mrs J W. Tedrow and her steu-r. ’ th? 225ly Evangelical church. Burial hi the i Mr. and Mrs. Harve Ciieeseman resisting tread tfcrc used on I Kathleen, of BatUc Creek, te speid* b U “ “l Joy Cemetery. Surviving are two land family called on his moUier at BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY the winning car in the Annual ling this week with them and Jrs. I v,Ue l,U5 *“k'sons, Henry of Battle Creek; Matt Hastings Saturday evening. Pike’s Peak Race, u-hcrc a slip 'Curly and daughter. Mrs. JudcFof .Chicago, spent Sunday with them. I means death! Tide gruelling | Dorothy Norton, of East - Shullz.1 grind is thc most amazing spent Sunday afternoon and night proof ever knodn of Extra with Evelyn Horn. Tiie many friends ot Mrs. Georgia Traction, Non-Skid Safely, ami Tobias were sorry to hear ot her Dependability. pacing and extend sympathy to the Thi# same Extra Quality and ! bereaved family. . Mr. mul Mrs. Alva Kenyon and Reserve Safety are built into irons of Bellevue spent Friday with, the new Firestone High Spued Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kenyon; and' Tire for 1934. to protect you Mrs. L- Hallock and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boyer and son Bobbie of Kulaand your family. These new inazoo visited them Saturday afterlire# are' Safety-Protected on | noon. . '. the outride with a wider trend j SHULTZ. of flattec contour, deeper j This community was saddened to' hear of thc death of Mrs. Georgia j ।Tobias, tor years a resident close to* tougher rubber—Safely।Ulis vicinity. Saturday afternoon.! Protected on the inside by 'lhe funeral was held in lhe Shultz eight additional pounds of church which was over-crowded with I relatives and friends who came to every 100 |H>unds of cords. pay their last respects to a highly । UM esteemed Christian mother. Site was [laid at rest in Cedar Crt-ek dmc- 1 surrounds every cotton fiber | tcry amid a muss of beautiful flow-1 A TRIPLE FIBESTONI HIGH SKID TIMS inside every cord In every ply. cm. The family has our deepest ! sympathy. GUARANTEE । Mrs. wm. Chamberlain te confined ' frictional hral, thc enemy of । to her bed with Mckaess Callers there ■ tire life. [Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Joi in' 'Doster ot Delton ami Mr and Mr;. Thi» is accomplished by Vern Quick of Parker Dut. Mr. and Gum-Dipping, lhe ingenioua | Mr. Junie* Clark of Kalamazoo I PLOW POINTS Calhoun County Fair for that Fall Plowing MarihoU, Mich., Aug. 21, 22, 23, 24 Just received a shipment of Gale, Banner, Moore, Syracuse, Peerless, Oliver and International points. Double Wedding FIREWORKS Make this your headquarters for PLOW REPAIRS. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY BOYS -:- GIRLS WednoAday I. CHILDREN'S Day ! DEATH F h'eMKi OF EXTRA TRACTION and NON-SKID SAFETY PAINT Satisfaction It Is a Real Pleasure to Sell An Article That You KNOW Will Please the Buyer Ever since we have been in business in Hastings we have handled the BARN RED PAINT. We have specialized in handling the BEST Paints that money could buy and we haVe sold great quantities of this BARN RED all over Barry County and in adjoining counties. In every instance it has ALWAYS given the very best of SATISFACTION. , ) । Mrs. Glen Gates Itos been enter-J । tainltyi relatives from Kalamazoo i lhe past week. I Win. Beebe pf Battle Creek V' ■pending a few day* at thc home of rhis brother. Andrew Smith. , I George Thompson has been very fill during the past week. j Thirty-two relatives ate Sunday dinner on the lawn at Andrew I Smith*. A very enjoyable atternoon I wax spent in listening to a piogrun I [and visiting. ■ •i Thc Misses Barbara Chamberlain! I and May belie Hart entertained Mrs. Nash and Miss Alberta Nash of Has- ; I lings at a chicken dinner Saturday, icvcning. patented by Firestone. Through i* able to give you u tire of such cohesive strength and safety, giving more than 50% longer non-skid mileage. Uacaiio/t Protect yourself and family oeijoui vacation irip— equip your car today with new FirestoM Tire. for I9XI. REMEMBER, you will »a« lire price* cannot ran muIii inmkanci MOST MILES PER DOLLAR ANDRUS SERVICE The Home of SUNOCO. Gas HASTINGS MICH. I , TELEPHONE 2240 SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. I Miss Mary Douglas* spent tlx ।past week in Hastings with her atint. Mrs, Sarah Count, and son. . Mr and Mrs. W. H. Otu were !Sunday guests ot their daughter-lnlaw. Mrs Haul Otis, and children of Hickory Corners. . Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bagley were 'Saturday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gorham Their daughter Verna returned irotnc with । them, having spent the week with 1 her grandparents. I Mr and Mrs. Earl Kerr enter­ tained friends from Hillsdale over Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gorham and children of Kalamazoo visited from Thursday till Sunday with the for­ mer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gorham. Ml** Evelyn Newland of Middle­ ville spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Newland. _ WEEKR CORNERS. Mr and Mrs Frank Mattison at- • tended the centennial at Hickory Corners Saturday* ' Mus Bernice Wood and friend If you arc going to paint your farm buildings now or lat­ er on we want you to use Barn Red on our recommen­ dation. 7 alk with any who have used it and you will be convinced that it is not only the "Brightest Red" on the market, but also that it will "spread further", than any other. Should you prefer some other color than Red... The Price Is Only— 97c PER GALLON We Also Have It in WHITE and GRAY at the Same Price Try It Out! We are ao positive that Barn Red is just what you are looking for that we If you have ever had any experience with “poor paint" you know that it i« _ mighty 1— 2 1_ ‘.----------------------— paint _______ .. .. worse bad investment. In factrpoor is almost than no paint at all, and at the same time costs almost as much as GOOD paint. « 4* Barn Red not only will insure your buildings against decay, but ait the same time improves the appearance of your property, and helps to make surroundings more cheerful. Good, durable paint is a lot cheaper too than lumber and constant repair bills. would like to have you test it. Come in and get a Gallon and try-it out. We "GOOD RESULTS" are what everybody is looking for, no matter in what channel of activity it may be. If you are looking for good re­ sults in painting, we ask you to act upon our emphatic recommenda­ tion of Barn Red Paints gained through selling them ever since we have been in businesa. Thia is a good time to have painting done and there's no better paint you cam buy. Remember the Price, too • Only 97C a Gallon! PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LYBARKER, Proprietor PHONE 2115 — HASTINGS, MICH. �THE BAITINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST $, »W4 CANYbUlMAGINE/ MICHIGAN CLASSED AS DROUGHT AREA Forty-One Ootmtleg lacluded in Section to Get Certain Federal Benefits CAN VOU IMACINC- o mor« convincing te»timonio! than that of 0 man in Rochester, N.H..who juffcrcd from goitric trouble forover40ycars, hod hu Stomach washed out at least once that he eats whatever he likes ?ind has almost forgotten how it eels to have on upset stomach/ EXPLANATION Buy BIHMA-REX ai. Carveth & Stebbins.1 Itcxall Druggist*, llaatlng*. Mlcji.■ East Lansing.—Forty-one Michi­ gan counties have been designated as being tn the secondary drought area by E. W. Sheets, federal drought relief administrator. Ths principal benefit* accruing to Michigan farmers, from this daaignatlon are the granting of spacial freight rates on livestock shipped from the area to other sections where feed te more plentiful, and on feeds bought for use within the forty-one counties. Freight rate* will be one-half of the regular schedules. Counties Included in the second­ ary drought clasalflcatlon are Ber­ rien, Cass, st. Joseph, Branch, Hillsdate. Lenawee. Monroe. Wayne, Washtenaw. Jackson. Calhoun. Kalamaxoo, Van Buren. Allegan, Barry. Eaton. Ingham. Livingston. Oak­ land, Macomb, St. Clair, Lapeer. Genesee. Shiawassee. Clinton, Ionia. Kent, Ottawa. Muskegon. MontcaJm. Gratiot, Mildand. Isabella, Mecosta, Newaygo, Oceana. Mason, Lake. Os­ ceola, Clare and Gladwin. Classification as secondary drought territory doe* not permit the federal government to buy cat- GOOD WILL. Last Week s Letter. Mr. and Mrs. George Keeler of Hastlrgs and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farr fit Vermontville were Sunday fined to primary drought areas. Placing these Michigan counties in the secondary drought classifi­ cation does not mean that the ef­ forts of livestock men to help the situation should be relaxed. Deduc­ tion of freight rates on feeds will European tourist* are now visiting help only if hay and grains can be the t ilted States. Maybe they want found at prices which make it prac­ to seJthe ruins of 1929. tical to feed them to livestock. No Bulk trouble te expected In finding planty I Hastings has been spending the past | WEST HOPE. WEEKS CORNERS. of grain but Che purchase of hay or week hero with her sisters. Mra jLazt Week'* Letter. other roughage will be a different Charles Price and Mrs. Will Slo Mrs. Adela Replogle of Hemet. The Weeks school, will hold their Calif;, came to attend the school annual school picnic at the school All livestock and dairy cattle reunion Saturday and to spend sev- grounds Saturday. August 11 with Leslie Dickowners’ organteations In Michigan church held their annual meeting at erai week* vtelUng relative* and picnic dinner at noon and program wc using all possible means to call the homo of Mn. Greta Perkins Fri­ friend*. She. with her hu*band and and sports in the P. M. Mrs. Edith Ddgar of Hastings the seriousness of the situation to day afternoon. children, lived many yeara in this Mra. Nellie Larabee will entertain The Freeport Old Schoolmates re ­ the attention of their members. neighborhood on the Baraea farm. the C- C. Cemetery Circle August 8. spent Tuesday at Clifford HamThere la not enough hay in Michi­ union will be Thursday. August 16. Thursday evening nearly all of lhe her home in Hasting*, Bruce Matthews of Grand Rapids gan or within any reasonable ship­ at Frank Walton'*. neighborhood met at the home of Mtes cosma Newton spent last ping distance in other states to carMr. and Mra. Ray Baraea to honor. wlth' her grandparent*. Mr. spent Thursday evening with Floyd STONY POINT. :y the present number of cattle in our paste* and wife. Rev. and Mrs. ‘nnd Mrl. pnmk Newton, of Hastings. Craig. Last Week's Letter. ' Sunday visitors at Clifford HamMichigan through next winter. Fred King. A delicious »upper was I ML„ Wm0 Hampton of Hasting* Adjustments will have to be made Glen Smith te entertaining hte served, after which music wu fur- u ipendlrfg the week with Jeane Mohler of Hastings and Mr. and in the herds by the owners. Only brother from Hillsdale. nlahed by various guests. A very Dickerson Mrs. John Olner and son Robert. the owner knows which animals can Thelma. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Deakins from Mecosta te vis­ nice time was had by all. | Sunday visitor* at Leslie Dickerbest be spared with tlie least dam­ iting hte son. Edwin, for a few- days. and Mr. and Mra. Wall The young people of thte vicinity, son'* were. Mr. and Mhi. Warren LENT CORNERS. age to hte future plans. Present dinner with them. Mr. and Mrs Vera Tobias and Mr. enjoyed a marshmallow roast at and sons of near Hastings market prices for the common Glut her from Fort Wayne, Ind., are Stuart lake Tuesday evening, chap- iand Mr and Mr*. Arthur Dickerson Last Week s Letter. Sunday vteltoet ai < grades of cattle arc extremely low visiting thc Demond families. eroned by Mr. and Mra. Stanley I W1d daughter and the former s Thc farm bouse on the land owned and some terminal markets are glut­ Mr. and Mra. Edwin Deakins en­ Kl.'lnc a a. „ . « . 'mother. Mr*- Bell Dickerson, of East by Camp Merrle Woode, burned to niece and Mr. and Mrs w™ ted with such stock. No cattle tertained a nephew from Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKIbbin and I Delton. South Lowyll and Mra. Amy the ground Saturday about mid­ should be shipped to any market thc past week. Earl and Beryl attended thc Ritchie I H. O. Armour of Hickory Corners night. until the conditions there arc Dog* are raising havoc anions sev­ reunion at Mark Norris' at Prairie, wrck cnd visitor at Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hammond known. Slaughter and consumption eral flocks ot sheep along the east ville Sunday. iMnu Lyle Dickerson's also Mr. and WEST CARLTON. and son and Mr. and Mra. Laurence of the cattle al home cither as fresh side df Mud creek. John Blocher. Mr and Mra. Barnev And | Mra Lyte Shedd and Lorraine of Among those from hero U meat or as canned or preserved beef Chas. Offley and Erale Iriand have family of Jackson called at Harold Baltic creek. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hammond sad son:, attended the Fuller picnic at Buchote resort. Long the Middleville celebration te preferable if It possibly can be had several killed. Springers Sunday. 'Armour and family and Mr. and lake Saturday. ■ done. Mr. and Mrs. David Shepherd ot. i^ra. Gamer Hampton and family Wednesday P. M. Arch Graves Howard Carpenter returned to.his started to drive over to Coats Grove Prairieville called on thte street of Hastings were Sunday vteitors. FREEPORT. home here Saturday after working , । -- -------------- <«>---------------after hte wife who was visiting their Sunday afternoon. the forepart of the summer at Lan­ Kansas City are the parents at a Roland Dodge and family of near daughter. While going down the hill MBs Virginia Hayward was electTHE LITTLE RED BRICK, sing. baby girl, bom recently. Mra. JackSunfield called on his father. Owen Just north of Ed. Deakins' it sud­ ed as delegate to lhe Christian En- . Last Week's Letter. Dodge. Sunday afternoon and the denly dawned on Arch lhat it was dravor conference from thte C. E. ' Mr. nnd Mr*. Lawrence Cooley of Thc Fox reunion was held at the wn will be remembered as Eleanor latter accompanied them to the necessary for him to take a chew of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bames spent Hastings were callers al Chas. Wood- home of Mr. and Mr*. Prank Chll- Geiger. a Hostings high school grad* Prlrlnv In home of another nort. Clinton, near tobacco and while he was fumbling Friday in niimav Climax n« as guests nf ot K<r Mr. ruff's Wednesday. Dutton. Mrs. Edith Edger of Hastings Thomas attending from thia way. . [by. around hte pockets after the tobacco and Mrs. Frank Barnes. Dr. Wedel and family and their the car got to going zig zag back Mtes Bernice Hanourer and broth­ guests. Rev. and Mrs. P. V. Arow of and forth across the road just miss­ er. Wilber, ot Huntington, Ind.. Pittsford. N. Y., left Sunday for a ing the culvert on the east side of spent the week end with Ira and week's outing at Gun lake. Tiw doc­ the road and eventually plunged off Glcnna Osgood. tor spends most of his time here and thc bank on the west side, smashing SHULTZ. Is looking after hte business as us- the car quite badly, but Arch who te badly crippled up with rheumatism Last Week's Letter. Mtes Ruth Drake of near Lansing Roy Dodge of Grand Rapids called all the time didn't limp any worse at the home bf hte father, Owen after thc accident than he did before te spending a few weeks with her grandparente here. Dodge Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clouse and The Volunteers of America from few more close call* ax tlial would Grand Rapids held a service on the in my oDlnion cure Arch of live ha­ family motored to Ann Arbor Sun­ day to bring bock their son Fred­ street' here Wednesday evening bit. erick. who has been receiving medi­ which was enjoyed by a large crowd. cal care there. Frederick's many Among the Freeport people who • MIDDLEVILLE. friends hope he may be much Im­ attended the U. B. camp meeting Last Week's Letter. proved In health. near Sunfield Sunday were; Mr. and Wm. Campbell spent a portion of The Misses Barbara chamberlain Mrs. John Fish. Mrs. Deeds Myers last week in Milwaukee, Wls. and Maybelle Hart were entertained and son Adon. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ernest White received word by Mtes Ellicl Jones in Hastings Gosch. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Tabberer, Thursday of Uie death of Mra. Fred Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Olthousc, Mr. and Mr. and Mra. E. E. Smith and Mrs. P. G. Hynes. Chas. Overholt Maichcle. Fred passed on seyeral years ago. He was raised in this family of Delton were Sunday guests and family, and Mrs. EJnma Ander­ township and was well and favorably at John Chamberlain's. son. The Misses Kathryn and Lote Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurley, known here and the many friends extend their sympathy. Clouse entertained the “Shultz daughter Mildred and friend. Mil­ A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Echoes" at their home Friday eve­ ton Register, and Mte* Maxine RclgGeorge Holes last week. All doing ning? A very pleasant time was en­ 1 Ing-of Grand Rapids were Sunday nicely. joyed by all. The next meeting will afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. The first of the Centennial shows be held at tho hall. E. Brunner. arrived on Friday. Ferris wheel and Thirty-five people spent a very Claude Walton and family re­ merry-go-round set up and did some pleasant day at lhe Sunday School turned Sunday evening from Gun business Saturday evening. picnic except for the iieat at Head lake, where with Mrs. Walton's Hie three new busses arrived last lake Tuesday. mollicr.- Mra. Ida Myera. of Grand week and will soon have their bod­ A good crowd was preseht at the Rapids they have enjoyed a week's ies Installed and be ready for school annual school reunion Saturday. outing. work. John Chamberlain, Patricia and Mr. and Mra. Harry Fish and Mrs. Richard M. Johnson and son ar­ aunt. Mra. Etta Spiller, enjoyed thc Corson of Middleville and Mra. rived Saturday evening. We arc al­ Owen Dodge spent Sunday at the ways pleased to see these good peo­ circus in Kalamazoo, Friday after­ noon. U. B. camp grounds near Sunfield. ple back among u*. where they lived Victor Sisson made a business trip for so many yeara. CLOVERDALE. to Grand Rapids Monday evening. Nearly all of tliq business men ac­ Mr. and Mrs. C. Baxter, who have cepted the invitation to the picnic Last Week’s Leiter. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beadle been spending some time there witli held in the Mrs. Adams' grove by Hastings were Bunday guests of her mother, accompanied him home. the former Harper district school. Garrison family. Little Arlene, who Robert Earle and family of Smyr­ There were over 200 in attendance. A na were Sunday afternoon guests at nice program was rendered follow! has been with the Garrison's for the past week, returned home with her the home of Rev. and Mrs. P. Loom­ ing thc fine dinner and did the mef . . is. Mis* Elheiyn Earle, who has been enjoy the dinner? Well say you parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monica and the guest of her cousin. Gaythn. the ought- to have seen them eat. Mrs. past week, accompanied them home. Mildred Ctelcr and her assistants Mr. and Mra. Lester Monica and son Charles spent Sunday with Mr. and Miss Esther Baker of Marion. Ind., surely did a fine job and you may be accompanied by Eltesa. Helen and sure all appreciated the invitation Mrs. Wellington Monica of Bedford. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Demond and Meredith Lewis called on the young and hope It will be an annual affair. daughter of Kalamazoo called on thc lady at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Monica family Sunday eve­ Victor Sisson Sunday afternoon. QUIMBY. ning. TTiere were no service* at the U. B. Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mra. George Chipman and church Sunday, due to tlie camp Mrs. Emma Armour of Augusta. son of Kalamazoo spent Sunday meeting which te in session at the Mrs. Merle Abbott and daughter of with Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum. grounds near Sunfield. Detroit and Mtes Leora Ulrich of The Ice cream social given by tlie Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lightfoot and Ann Arbor vteited at Walter BidelCloverdale L. A. 8. was well attend­ son Carl spent Wednesday at the man's Tuesday. ed. Proceeds 819A5. James Cool cottage at Gun lake, the Mrs. Geo. Scott returned Friday Mra. Otto Lockstedt and Mtes Dale guests of Mtes Agatlrn Kunde and from Battle Creek where she has Miss ’ Clawson of Detroit and Mr. been during the lllnc&s of Freda who Heller and Miss LaVcme Shorts and Mrs. IL P. Kunde of Freeport. returned with her much Improved. spent Wednesday at Kalamazoo. Richard Penncls of KalamaTOo Ralph Shaw and two boys of Mr. and Mrs? Walter Wallace- of Ceresco were Saturday guests of Mr. Hastings called on relatives here spent the week end with hte parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pennete. and Mrs. F. E. Brunner. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Patten of Del­ The Carlton center L. A. 8. which Four new members were received waa entertained at the home of Rev. at thc Epworth League Sunday ton and daughter. Mrs. Ruth Alling, of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs and Mr*. F. Loomis Thursday was night. Wm. Pierce of Charlotte ware Sun­ well attended. A public supper was Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Gray of day guests of Lhe Davenport family. served. Maple Grove were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Applegate and Mr. and Mra. John Rickert accom­ Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre and Nor­ daughter, Miss Elsie, have gone to panied Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lightfoot man. spend a few days in Rowena, Wis­ and Carl to Lowell Thursday Eve­ Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Conklin and consin. ning to attend the Show Boat­ Ruth of Hastings accompanied by Last Wednesday morning' Dr. H. Rial Kellogg and Franccna Cutler New days these... with many a friendly calhering in GLASS CRELK. 8. Wedel removed tonsils for Donna attended camp meeting at Eaton Last Week's Letter. kitchen which many a time is os busy as the living ro Jean Bachelor and Marita Camp­ Rapids Sunday afternoon and eve­ Thc usual large number attended bell at Pennock hospital. On Thurs­ ning. Can YOU invite your friends into the kitchen with ‘ . the Olis school reunion Saturday. A day morning at thc same place he ■Mr. and Mrs. Leon Scott and fam­ short musical program was given. pride and assurance which is yours with a modern performed a smllar cflx'mtlon upon ily of Battle creek and Mr. and Mr. Woodman of Prairieville, who tractive!)- glistening range? Do you know how easy L Mrs. George Scott and Freda en­ has made a very thorough study of Pitteford. N Y. joyed an outing at Clear lake Sun­ Indian legends, gave a very interest­ today to have.the finest in ranges... with all it meant Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Annable of day. ing talk. Tlie following officers were Hastings were Sunday guests of Mr. domestic pride,convenience,cooking satisfaction... The Birthday Aid will meet with elected for the coming year: Pres.. and Mra. Gali Lightfoot. Mra. Inder Greenfield August 9. Mtes Virginia Havens; Vice-Pres. Thc revival'services which have Ladles please bring- needle, thread Mtes Ruth E Erway; Secy, and been conducted for the. past two and carpet rags. Everyone ihvtted. Tress.. John Erway. Thc officers will weeks at Moulton W. M. church by Mr. and Mra. Russell Greenfield. appoint their committees later. Rev. Harold- • Baker and Russell Dcwaync, Mtes Arabcllc Smith, Dale Rankin Hart, wife and. daughter Clinger of Marlon, ind.. came to a Eder. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Henney of Hope and Wm. Havens and wife DOWN close Bunday evening. The attend­ and Mr*. Thelma Johnson helped of Southwest Rutland were callers ance has been fine and many have Mrs. Wder Greenfield celebrate her at Fred Otte' Sunday. received much help from these soul birthday Sunday. Nineteen camp Fire girls ol this searching messages. neighborhood with their leaders Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor of CEDAR CREEK. were in camp at Podunk lake last Detroit, formerly associated with Last Week's Letter. Dr. and Mra. H. 8. Wedel in church Tive Pioneer picnic Thursday was Robert The procram <nA ™r McGlocklin and family of work in that city, were guests of the well attended. Ths ™ r" -4 traded as part payment. --B Sunday evening call­ Mr. McDonald McDonald of latter Tuesday. the address by' Mr. Get our special offer ers at Forrest Havens'. Hastings were very good. The ice cream social at thc Good during this sale. Pittsford. N. Y.. came Thursday for There will be a Sunday School' Will church Friday night was well a two weeks' vteit with the latter's and neighborhood picntoal Fair lake attended. . , sister. Mrs. H. 8. Wedel and family. August 9. Everybody welcome. Wm. Whittemore and wife of Del­ Guyla Pease and wile and Leslie' ton spent Sunday at Chas, Whitte­ Quite a number from here at­ tended the ' three day centennial Pease and wife attended Farmers' more's. celebration at Middleville and the day at Lansing Friday. Lou|e Erway and family of KalaShow Boat at Lowell the last three Those who visited at Henry Wert-. rnaaoa Roy Erway and family and days of last week. Ben Wall and man's Bunday were, Louie Dubote‘ Fred Otte and Robert spent Sunday 1. Automatic Oven Heat Control Bert Frisby were those from this and wife of Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. i at Gun tek£. Ing «uy. —gives even tfcnperalure, cor­ way who donated to lhe welfare of Myron Wertman of Battle Creek and rect for each cooking process. tjie light fingered boys, known as Mr. and Mrs. Will Cooeatrict cl CHNORTHEAST IRVING. Saves gas. No watching, no brotier. pickpockets, at lha latter place. It “to. Pardee's folks of Flint visited I Laurence Wieland, who has beep guesswork. enamel Untagseems there must be a gang of these working for his uncle, Charlie Wie­ easy money men going thc rounds, John Campbell and wife last week. land at Logan spent Sunday with 2. Automatic lighter*—no matchas J. D. Cool added to their bank Mrs. Donna Hammond of Hinds hte parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Corners visited her sister, Mrs Les­ Wieland. L Inflated Ojren-keepa kitchen 7. GIMenlag lie Pease, a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Lightfoot at­ ville. Herbert Hinckley of Buffalp, N. Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Owen and son tended thc I. 0- 0. P. picnic at Gun 4. High Speed cooking units with Y.. WM the guest of Mtes Augusta Earl visited Add Simpson and wife lake Sunday. . the famous pW Harper haatHinckley and other relatives here of East Rosa Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. Carl Bustance and spreading burners. Clean beat. Miss Ima Bolyen te visiting her family «pint Bunday with Mr. and Donald Walton te attending the sister. Bethel, of Battle Creek, this Mrs. Joe Buelher. • children's section of the U. B. camp week. - . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and near Sunfield. . .. Boni to Mr. and Mra. Kenneth family attended the Matthews re­ Frank Clark te spending some time Clark Saturday night u baby girl. union Sunday al Foley's -landing, with hte daughter. Mrs. Shirley U- Mother and daughter doing fine. Leach lake. John Gurd te running-for Mayor. pard. and family at Grand Ledge. Many of this vicinity attended the Burt Brayton of Watervliet mo­ He te expected to give Mr. Leavitt a Ivome coining at Middlcvills the post tored to the village Saturday and hard run this f»l|. vteited hte brother, Frank D Bray­ Misses Fem and Frances Camp­ Mr and Mrs. Sam Roudebush ton. bell are vsittng their brother, Ivan, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Ray । HIM Maxine DePriester of near in Jackson this week. Wieland. lhat the KITCHEN is tike meeting place VHIili ((JMOMI DUH' pound Coffee IL H. or BEECH-NUT CHASE A SANBORN COFFEE BOKAR COFFEE HILLS BROS. COFFEE Shredded Wheat 2 a- 23 TaU PET 09CARNATION MILK OVALTiNE Small c» GRAPEJUICE A A 27 10 P&G or Kirk'* Flake CLIMAL1NE BRILLO C CAMAY SOAP Chipso 2... 29* DOGGIE DINNER CALO CAT or DOG FOOD RAJAH MUSTARD < 10 os. 30c Pillsbury Flour 5112 24 Ji Gold Medal Flour Kichan Tezted NUCOA NUT MARGARINE ICE CREAM MIX Daxsart Mason Jars doion Qaorlo t* Pinta, doz. 69c JAR TOPS JAR RUBBERS CERTO S Whitehouse Milk IT t.h c LA CHOY NOODLES SOY SAUCE For DEL MONTE PEACHES □pdrKlC Gelatls Doiaort Ckoeolate Puddi IONA PINEAPPLE Sliced No. CALUMET BAKING POWDER DEL MONTE TOMATOES Seminole Ti>>ue Cotto, s.rt NEW CABBAGE LEMONS Good Size ORANGES Juicy Elbertas PEACHES 25‘ roii« Lb. 3c Doz. 29c Doz. 29c Bu. $2.39 POTATOES, MELONS, LETTUCE Bcof Pot Roost H1OHERE LB 12c A REAL BUY ON THIS QUALITY BEEF VEAL ROASTS Local Veal Always Lb. 10c • VEAL STEAK Sliced to Fry Lb. 15c TiowwC V FROM BABY BEEP DW* JLIVCF SLICED TO’FRY. STANDING RIB ROASTS CAMPFIRE STEAKS Try These iSHCOll SUGAR CURO NO RlffD SLICED LB. Lb. 12c 19c LB. 15c HARDING'S Corned Beef Lb. 13c ARMOUR'S STAR HAM To Fry Lb. 25c Round Steak Ground 2 25c QUALITY MEATS AT QUANTITY PRICES • FOOD < it’s SO to Ike |i proud of TRADE YOUR OLD STOVE ...AND FOR AS LITTLE AS M TTdoWX We Will IruuU A BEAUTIFUL NEW “A-l GAS RANG with new AUTOMATIC FEA Special terms and trade-in allowance on all n VISIT OUR STORE THIS WEEK...DR Consumers Rower �WBPNE^DXT, AUGUST 8, HU THE HASTINGS ™E£E WOODLAND. W NTER WHEAT Mra Kta NB4h ond daughter Al mt Ci v cncc niTCQ i1*** ot «« »*«»• The W. C. T. U. are planning a ON rLT-rntt uATtS day of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Naah and picnic supper al the J. L. Smith ' ------------'family. cottage at Saddlebag lake Friday Hessian Fly Will Cause Trou- : Mr. and Mrs. Guy McKenzie re- afternoon. blo Next Year Unless Con­ {turned home Saturday from Illlnote Bobby Qulgg of Battle Creek is where they had been to visit, an spending a few weeks with Mr. and trol Measures Are Taken t• uncle. , Edwin Maurer, of near Nash- Mrs. MMr Ralph Rise and family. East Lansing—The Hessian fly, ville. stayed last week with Virgil tvM I. U ? I? T k Michigan’s worst insect pest on,McKenzie during his parents’ ab- few days with hte uncle. Albert burg were Sunday vteitors ot Mr. I Chase. and cousin. Elhlyn Toozc. and Mrs. Charley Kahler. I ----Mr. ----------------and Mrs. — Ed. -----------Newton--------and and family. •. I VI. and rtn.I Mra. Dnn —nn.l If...filVl Mrs. n1»r» Mr. Raymond Mann and, rfnilUhlPr daughter and Clara Rml'H Brown Ort of Mr. and Mra. Porter Tooze spent Hinds Comers spent Sunday with Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry , Mason Newton. . Tboze of South Shultz. On their j Mr. and Mra. Stewart Water* and return they weye happily surprised | daughter Marie, Jolm Wlllteon and KVTCS ----------------------------------------—------ n.wj Mrs. Claud Harrington chase, and family of Urbandale *«e in Stanton Sunday and visited FAITH WE HAVE FAITH IN THE FITCRE— Because the United Stales of America has always Gueste of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Hen­ cl< ntly In numbers to cause aerious ney nnd son during lhe week were. u,u’ MeClurtln bwn WALL UKE damage in next year’s crop unless Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Snyder and UUnTifiLif./ I.,; i-"™ «k* w‘ •* «»•■ »“i AM’ i'1™1™. fly-free planting dates are observed, daughter Elizabeth, and Mrs. Ches- nliin to --------- -------------__ _ wk with bto confined to her bed lor some Rpv- Vrwland and wile o< Tecum-1 according to the entomology depart­ ter Henney of Ohio, and C. D. Jones [ brother. Dell Williams, and family.!,j time yet. ‘seh. and Rev. Briggs and wife of ; ment at Michigan State College. and children from Kalamazoo. , Rev. and Mra. Fay C. Wing and ;| Frances Storr Haworth of South Vermontville ore spending tficlr va-, Control of this insect its based up­ Mrs. Chester Henney of Ohio | Mrs. Kida Guy attended the Chris-1'Bend, ■ Ind, and Mrs. Whitbeck of catton here. spent _______ Saturday .... night undSuhday j tian Church-■ -j assembly nt on thc creature's egg laying habits. L^... „ Delton were callers of Mrs. Porter! Mr. and Mra. Spybey nnd daughlAdult-fliee-tov-eggs-ore-the young -with-Mrs. Ralph Henney. Mr. and James in Indiana Sunday. ~‘ ter of Ohio returned home Tuesday. --- —---------JnJi •-..t.rn whli“ P13'’1-' rwij >■<> n the fall and Mrs. Wm. Zuschnltt and duughter.l Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rise and : me iui> iu>u Mra. win. /.uaciunu aim uuuniuo. Mr and Mrs. Kalpn ruse tUUl ! »«_ Me. T»u«* >>nrn<M. »<<>. I Mr Mr. and'Mrs and'Mrs.Irving Barber of -ill u, the tiny larvae pass the winter in Charlotte, ot south Hastings and family spent Sunday at the camp er nn d.Ht^ anXLd Crwweyand ch?ldr -ni i.. the tiny larvae pass the winter in charlotte, of south Hastings and Ifnmilv snem Simrinv nt the r-nmn I,otn. — SaluX .2 .r.l'.Jren called at E. D, '»* .1 case, MevHteSundavR5nold-< ____i sy «»ir ai puoue »»»anu. ca-vcj tucked lucKca between uciwccn the me leaves leaves anti niui grandchildren. granoenuaren. Marcia. Murcia. Dick u»cx and ano ।1 meeting at Sebewa. ’ Saturday. “7,.*;! the stalk of the plant iV larvae Jo.in Jones, of Kalamazoo. spent; Mrs Gail Cooner Archer of West IP‘" k Reynolds -n.i 1 N$r. and Mra. Otis Boulter and M cliwn th.t be- Increase in size in the spring and Sunday at the Ralph Henney home.'pajm Beach. Fla, accompanied bv P^df taenk^dinnlr family oi of uresacy Cressey ana and mt Mr.. ana and Mrs. Mrs. •snvnrooi C . . . 7" Tw « 8°°« Picnic dinner or with loads of lamuy ---------------c°use ---------enough Injury to the --------------------- Mrs. ------------Wnf. ------------------------------Mra. Will tV' Mr. and S uvbcwi iher ---sister and brother Mra. ..,7.. Will lee dauuhtar and brother. Mra. Will cream a fine time reported un- Clifford Kahler and family enjoyed nr stalk to cause the plant to lodge or spent Sunday with their daughter. Hulliberger and and Harrv Harry ’ Cooner. Cooper, of of ... U1...................... thlrtv in numbe? were uk^TiZv „ o.h daughter. Hullibereer n > i.v„ a,.,, ...... a fish dinner at Wall lake Saturday sick from poisoning from Some ar­ and in thc afternoon attended the e'(i Egg laying by adult files stops at Harfffnga. 11 relatives in Woodland Tuesday. ticle of food. All were rushed to centerinlul at Hickory Corners. ,a. certain periods in September, decletls Valentine returned home Mrs. Ted Euper of East Woodland the doctor’s office at Delton where Visitors at Chas. Kahler’s Sunday i«; pending on the weather conditions (rom Ann Arbor Tuesday. While and Miss Mary Hickey of Chicago were, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Shedd and ‘JJ and the latitude. Observations by 'there he had an operation for ton- called on Mrs. Vemlce RafTler Mon­ they were cared for and al) recov­ family of Colesburg and Mr. and ered. the entomology department over n slls - 'and'— adenoids. day afternoon. Mrs. Bert Gaindcr and daughter Lu­ Mrs. Wilcox spent the week end -1B. ftonth k»)f Ot Im. Fix .nd period of years have made it posRalph Henney went Saturday Miss Lucile MordufT of Grand cille. 8»»«« "f Bkxk t’11'1'1 S’'1.11’ slble to determine the dates after morning to Sault Ste. Marie to visit Rapids Is spending the week with with relatives in Hastings. Donald nnd Russell Reynolds and Mr. and Mra. Merle Bradfield and m ArrordinruTih. re-' »Wch wheal can be planted safely hLs sister. Mrs. James Cook. who-Ls Miss Alene Mohler. Jack were In Hastings Sunday to Forrest Barber of Cressey spent Sat­ tord«i rut thrreM.” in Michigan countie*, -Tlie date* vary very ill. He accompanied his two Mrs. Grant Osgood called on Mrs. meet some relatives, an aunt, Mrs. urday night at E- D. Reynolds'. D.trd m HmiIbc*. Nicbte.n. M»y 23. according to distance north from the nieces. Miss Verda Zuschnltt of Florence Pettit of Hastings Sunday Mr. and Mra. Newland of Kala­ Carrie Balch, of Grand Rapids, her »”<• Ch»rk« w n»r southern boundary, and the Influ- Chailotte and Mrs. C- D. Jones of afternoon. mazoo were callers of friends here Adminl.irMor nr y.uu m Ed.in A. D.y. encc of Iptkc Michigan complicates ------------------------------------- Chester -------------| KIO 1CU &uprr „wtI. two grandchildren. Mta Mildred Kalamazoo also his-— brother, Mrs.. Ted Euper OJ of East Woodmuch, Balch, a teacher in Little • Rock, Rock. ' Sunday. .i-rpr ILfrc _____ _________ >. ■ «... _ . . gr^D^MeD<.»MrAu.rn» for ch.rtre ‘‘Je.S“ar“2? “W ’T'*™ ~ul}Uc'i Henney. of Ohio, .....I and sister. Mrs l, Hand 0Ccompanicd by «... her guests. Ark., and Harold Balch, a clerk In 1 Mr- and Mre- Clarence Shultz of grekU D. MeDo-te. A.I.r-r, for Ch./Ire Fields „„ H1oh „ rn , lnrt nU „,_ ..................... ...................... AgnM on high ground can be plant- Jonathan Kick of near Freeport. the bunk of Mcrrilion. their home 1 Hastings were Sunday visitors at __L----- ’----------------------- —------- cd earlier i.— than those lying at low ।— Mr and Mrs prcd Henney nnd Frcsley and Mtes Mary Hickey of •town, — who all returned .... . .home with Clifford Kahler’s. notice to creditors. elevations son Robert, spent Sunday with the Chicago, called on Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ricker and son. r i’robtt* Court for Ajj county agricultural agents Mr. and Mrs. Bradfield, who found latter’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lynn Osgood Sunday. Ml.ss Nugent several caller^, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kent, spent the week end with ii« of hove a chart showing thc fly free Fisher, of Hastings. nnd Miss Presley spent thc week Bradfield ot Kalamazoo. Mr. nnd friends in Hastings. <h.< four morn. 11,1,05 ln lhelr counties. The earliest Mr. and Mrs. Ford Aspinall nnd end with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Euper Mrs. A. M. Wilcox of Gobles, their f Jui". A. I>. lint, salt) date in Michigan for seeding family spent Sunday evening with SOUTH COATS GROVE. and Miss Hickey Is staying the week wheat is September 4 in Cheboygan the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. with them. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Os­ daughter. Addie, of Kalamazoo, and Katherine Feitzer of Freeport and Antrim counties on land 1.000 John Aspinall of East Carlton, thc good were Sgnday guests at the Su­ son Whyle, of Hartford. Mrs. E. Quick nnd daughter. Mrs. spent the week at H. S. Firster’s. feet above sea level. The latest date day being' Mrs. John Aspinall's and per home. ■ Frank Bolyen of Midland Park. Scobey, were Kalamazoo visitors ! "J !>"■•»'»» ’£'lr talk in St. Joseph county where Ford Jr.'s, birthday. Gull lake, called at Freeman Fisk's ' Mrs. Nancy McMillen and Mr. and Wednesday. . ‘ * w" * “ "’ wheat Is not safe unless planted aft-----. Mrs Robert McMUlcn of Pitts­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quick’spent Tuesday. er September 23. Fanners should ask DELTON. , Harold Parker of Hostings spent burgh. Pa., and Mr. and Mra. Clair tlHuTbe Intand Lakes Garden 'Club Lukchart and Miss Dorothy Luke- Thursday with the former’s \sistcr, Saturday night and Sunday with his write to the College entomology de. mchlnnt| OiUtiPn club held a hart of Punzsatawny are visiting Mrs. Jennie Lyons, and son. Albert, brother and wife at Gordon End­ n??hTh-nilJ%tv°fl’ daUS Oi | very enjoyable get together meet­ Mr. and Mrs. H. McMillen Monday at Banfield. Mr. nnd Mrs. JHnrlon sley's. Scobey spent tlie week end at this ' in uitlr locality. |lnR A c Marten’s cottage and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Firster. Mary home with their aunt and cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Faul and chil­ at Wildwood. Gull lake. Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Vert Hoblnvin ot 1Statz and Katherine Feitzer were ORDER OF PUBI.ICATIOS CARLTON CENTER. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ora Valentine and Following the program a very de­ dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Shultz were Sunday visitors at thc Lansing visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smitli nnd Mrs. H. J. Stang at Battle Creek. licious dinner was served by the Quick home. family of Grand Rapids, were guests daughter of Mito visited at Freeman J. V. Hilbert spent the week ehd of the former's brother. Mr. and hostess club. The Richland ladles i Fisk’s Monday. with Mrs. Hilbert at lhe Christian Mra. Clayton Valentine, and family will visit here in October. EAST DELTON. | Tlie only thing that travels faster • , The Inland Laki's Garden Club cottage at Wall lake. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Galnder and Miss Naomi Van Lee of Zeeland will hold its annual meeting and a 'ipot luck dinner Thursday. Aug. 9. visited Miss Virginia Faul at thc daughter Lucille nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. ,1a run In the stocking. Lavern siteda nnd family of Gairsi HARTTNOH COOPERATIVE N0TICE TO CREDITORS. at the Eaton cottage at Stuart lake. Paul cottage at Saddlebag lake last Everyone meet at Reynolds store at "5 m. (InodrHr hatlnc SIM hit Word has been received by Mrs. tfn_o'clock when cars will be ready Alice Holmes that her daughter. to start. ' Several from Delton have been Miss Frances Holmes, has just un­ dergone a major oix-ratlon. She is taking in thc centennial celebrationsat Middleville and Hickory- Corners in Loa Angeles for the present, Mr. and Mrs. James Sumner and the past week. Both celebrations th.*, ot HMtincs. HleMna. were surely n decided success in ev­ family of Battle Creek were Sunday ery way. it afforded one an oppar- callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. tunlty to meet i>eople they had not j F. E. Border, ■ id twtilioa, N -seen for a "hundred yeans?’ I Mr_and md Mr Mrs. D. B. Green accomIT IS HEREBY OUPKKED th»i Mr. and Mrs. Ward Green Several family reunions have been panled '*J by **" held at Ramby’s resort Crooked lake jland daughter, Phyllis, of South the past week, among them being Woodland called on Mr. nnd Mrs. the Kelley, thc Larabee. the Sawyer,.Howard Sutton of Battle Creek Sun­ LEGAL NOTICE and the Noblcs-Walldorff. which was I day. IT IS FURTHER OKIIRKRP. that TREASURY DEPARTMENT ! held Sunday. Thc oldest living mem-1। Mr. and Mrs. Ford Stowell and ber of this family. Mark Gibbs, of family of West Woodland were the Oshtemo is 99 years old and was guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Leff­ present at the meeting. Milton No­ ler recently. Uirhiran. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick bles of Grandville, who is 84 years rulalr.1 i returned of age. 4s the- president of-the or­ and daughter. Arlene, ganization. and Mr. Frank Burdick Monday from a two weeks’ stay at . who is 88 years old was an invited Camp Barry al Stuart lake. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and igucst. There wore 41 present In all. jTfie meeltnt will be held at Hie- son. .Morgan. who are spending the ■ [.’UM place next year. summer in Paw Paw. were in Wood­ NOTICE TO CF.EDITOF.S NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Mra. Frances Haworth of South land over the week end. I Bend. Ind., was a caller at WillRim Mfs. Waiter Hershberger was tak­ en to Pennock hospital Sunday for ilUm Leinaar's Friday. nnts« I Friday evening about sixteen treatment. ,‘u. friends of Mrs. Edna Greenburg ORANGEVILLE. ILla ■,''i,ix'<1 lu al llw home of Mr. and .Mrs. Leon Lcohnrd ns a surprise to Mrs. Nettie Brown entertained her her on her natal dpy. Among the daughter. Zola, and several friends guests wus her mother. Mrs. Sisson from Detroit from Friday until Sun­ of Plainwell, who remained for a day. , few days’ visit. Ben Norman nnd family attended • Mr and Mrs. William Lcinaar and a family reunion nt Gull lake Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Ross Waters' and son day and report a fine time. visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Backus ,Barmina Venema of Otsego sjx-nt at Galesburg Sunday afternoon, several days the past week with her Wednesday afternoon Little brother, Joan and wife, of this Frederick Johnson, aged eight years place. was stricken with infantile jiaralysls Mrs. Lynn Wickham and grand­ and although everything possible daughter of Detroit are spending a was done for his recovery, • he had .couple oupn V. of weeks with " ■■■! ■■■.( her u.v.u.*, mother. not thc resistance to battle thc db- Mrs Neltte Newark, of this place, Every indication at this time ease and passed away at his home Mr and nnd Mre Mr. Mrs. Herman Hurdlebrink । Saturday evening. Frederick was n spent . several days in lhe northern very likable, attractive and energetic .peninsula recently. little lad. and he will be greatly Tlie Blake school will have a re­ missed by his fellow playmates, the ,union next Sunday on the school family nnd everyone who knew him. ,grounds and hope that all former Our sympathy goe> out to the be- ।teachers and pupil* and their fam- j O lhe savings reared ones. Funeral services were ।ilies who can po&sibly be there held Tuesday at ten o’clock at lhe ,will come. Pol luck dinner. effected by Chevrolet’s Henton funeral home. ■• Mr. nnd Mrs. Merlin LaFontalne' great economy, nigged construction . , Mr. and Mrs Leoh Leonard and ।are the parents of a fine baby girl, children drove to St. Joe Sunday ।named Lucile Arlene. and outstanding dependability has recently been where they met a party of friends Mr. and Mrs. James Herminelte added a saving of as much an $50 in thc purchase price. You and relatives from Chicago, nnd ।are the parents of a baby girl named there they held a family reunion ,Alice Maj-, bom July 29th. can now obtain a big, fast Chevrolet truck for every purpose at with about twenty-five present. ' Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hurdlebrink Barbara and Betty Leonard returned ।announce the birth of a fine baby prices among thc lowest for which Chevrolet tnicks have eyer been with some of the party to Chicago 1|boy named Billy Burton, on July sold. And these low prices bring you the same features that have 28th. How often it has been said, "How made Chevrolet trucks so popular in every hauling field—the valve­ wonderful ft As tliat Delton has a M1IX). in-head, six-cylinder engine—the sturdy bodies—thc exceptionally hospital" andit was wopderful for The August meeting of the Milo Prairieville people Thursday when Ladies’ Aid lias been postponed one heavy frame, axle,-and transmission. Your Chevrolet dealer will ftboui 3a -out of 100 people who were week and will meet with Mrs. Leh­ gladly show you how Qjevrolet thicks can help to reduce your attending a Sunday School picnic man at Prairieville. August 22. ,A at Prairieville Public Park at Gull pot luck supper will be served This hauling costs, and how easy they are to buy at these new low prices lake became ill dfter eating their will be the annual meeting. A large combined with convenient G.M.A.C. terms. picnic dinner. They were brought to attendance Is hoped for. the hospital under direction Qf Rev. Miss Janet Graham, a musician CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY. DETROIT. MICHIGAN from Chicago and an old school­ well cared for them, and by six mate and friend of Dr. and Mrs. o’clock all had recovered sufficiently Warren Bellinger, came Tuesday to to go home It is not known what spend her vacation with them at made them ill. as they had partaken the farm here. A friend of her's. of various foods.. . aiM^from Chicago, came to spend Sunday at the Bellinger home. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Our deepest sympathy Is felt for Miss Grace Ingram spent Thurs­ Mrs. Merritt Wood. Mr. and Mrs day with Mrs. Bert Smith and lit­ Geo. Wood, Elizabeth. Junior and tle Marcia Ann went home with her. John, in their sorrow at the passing A number from Southwest Wood­ of the husband, father and grand-, land attended tlie U. B. campmecl- father. Merritt Wood, Friday eve­ ning. August 3. Ing at Barnaby Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Flower and Mrs. Flossie AUerding and daugh­ ter. Betty, of Hastings called on Mrs. Guy Kantner and Mrs, Alice week at the home of tlie former's Grant and daughter Thursday aft- parents, returning to their home in Kalamazoo Sunday evening. 'emoon. | Mr. and Mrs Torrence Townsend Several from this community at­ attended a family reunion at Char­ tended lhe Barry township centen­ lotte Saturday. nial celebration at Hickory Corners j Mr. and Mrs. Ward Green and i daughter spent Saturday evening tn hiblls, music, etc., also the spechea i Middleville. by Mr. Wetesert of Kalamazoo. JuzMis* Geneva Couch spent the week end with her parents in Has­ Hastings. tings. . Glen Chase of Weldman. Mich., Vem and Glenn Piper came home came Sunday morning la spend a from Kelloggs camp Saturday. been able to survive many Mich trying circumstanees similar to the one through which we have been passing. WE HAVE FAITH IN THE FUTURE— Berauoe there have always been National leader* who were faithful to lliejr trust and who wlaely guided thc Ship ot Stale. WE HAVE FAITH IN THE FUTURE— Because we believe thc people of thte community are loyal to thc ^i*tltutloni and business enter­ prises located here. .. WE HAVE FAITH IN THE FUTURE— Because we believe in ourselves and oar ability to conduct the affairs of thia bank and maintain a bank a» 'good as tile best. WE HAVE FAITH IN THE FUTURE— Because we believe in an all wise guiding hand that controls lhe destinies of the Nations and de­ termines all time. ZnS- National Bank oi Hastings ALL DEPOSITS INSURED UNDER THE BANK­ ING ACTS OF 1933 — 1934 UP TO $5,000.00 n,Ind u. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column THE TRUCK THAT COSTS SO ///n® Trucfc • Coal Prices $ Go.ne*16'’" "> th MEW REDUCED MUCH T Those who have bought their next winter’s coal during the past few weeks have saved money, and You Can Save Money! MODEL Utility Long Chassis Dual Long Chassis Utility Chassis and Cab Dual Chassis and Cab Utility Long Chassis and Cab by ordering your coal at once before price? take a rise. Dual Long Chassis and Cab OUR SERVICE will make clean, satisfactory delivery at your con venience. Dual Cab and Stake Body TELEPHONE about the kind and amount you need. Utility Panel Dual Long Cab and Stake Body AMOUNT REDUCTION ’515 ’50 50 575 50 595 50 60S 50 625 50 750 50 680 SO 740 50 CHEVROLET 6 CYLINDER VALVE-IN-HEAD TRUCKS Smith Brothers Velte & Company Phane ZZ57 Hastings, Mich. R.K.HURD HASTINGS MICHIGAN ^CHEVROLET R. D. CADWALLADER, Hickory Corners, Mich. THE SERVICE GARAGE, Delton, Mich. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-08-15.pdf fc6b9736bcd76f32fbd5d49d5cd216fc PDF Text Text SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 15,1934 12 PAGES PANAMA CANAL IS ?ir6t Barry County Flower ||[||]S|||p ^|[[ liftbflUHLio . g Show j nununir hill 110FEET WIDE|°Pens At Saturda>' BE OEM) IN ITS NARROWEST POINT AS ARE ALL 6F THE CANAL LOOKS Art, Antique, Quilt, Rug and Con­ servation Displays Also Features SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH OF NAZARETH RELIN­ QUISH CLAIMS TRUCK OWNERS ARE URGED TO REGISTER Proper Forms Will Be For­ warded Upon Appli­ cation PAGES Ito 6 0ILLHSE5M. NG !■? “ NOW BEING T#KENi‘“L';'..L-"‘S“v.*.'.:.V.?' S0NIELE6IL ! ^INTOXICATED^DRIVERS WELL ON BERT / KINNE Such Driving spoke Bxrora comasAT TUXS- , Mzrrma 4 : Barry county officers and the law Wide and continuous Inquiry brings FARM MAY GO TO CIAL CLUB •enforcement officials of this dty are forth the following statement to all to be commended for the work they delinquents who have failed to reg? day 3,000 FEET are doing in arresting those guilty Isler and comply with the Code for Nine Boy Scouts, six from Troop menclng at five o’clock in the 1 the Trucking Industry, and who are of driving automobiles while under 79. two from Troop 71 and one from i*r"oon, . , COURTS ARE BALANCE4 । now operating In violation. the Influence of liquor. We under ­ EVERY ENCOURAGEMENT SEVERAL VITAL LETHOUGHT TO BE PLENTY I Last a great number of the Delinquents may may man mall in in tneir their WIDE FOR ALL TIME I Troop— 7Z........ “re tt“UUn|f member3 of year Iflowera placad ’on exhibition were _ ,, aw. —ww ! ueunquenus stand. also, that stiffer penalties are WHEEL OF COUNTRY SHOULD BE GIVEN to be inflicted on those who thus ' GAL POINTS INVOLVED fees of three dollars per vehicle, WIUC run HLL lime Thomapple Garden Club and. donated to the show end were later ------------plus 10c postage separate for each 1 the County Federation of Women sold to’s help defray expenses. The “ ’ Hearing to Be Held in Pro­ -late, to the Trucking Code head- It Is Said That Muskegon A man who attempts to drive a People Concerned In Liti<a« But One of New Plane Garry. I , . „ Uarters located at 15 Market, 8. W , . . a.. , , Clubs in putting the exhibition halls same plan will be followed this year. xar when his brain Is befuddled with tion Should Remember Mot Parties Will Drill L, ing Snips Just Squeezed lat the fair grounds in proper shape All flowers that have been so donat- 1 button of Estate of Mar- j! Irand Rapids. Michigan, and they I alcoholic drinks Is a menace, a poThrough” lto *10Ullc uie many'displays that will ed will be sold commencing at nine i |tential killer. Buch a person would rill be forwarded the proper forms to “Talk Too Much” This Well garet B. Freeman 8 . ocI be placed there the-flower showo’clock in toe evening. _. .a. ,.... . , . ., piuceu mere lorfor uic-nowcr snow » comply and further advised in notl be in the same class of killers If sufficient leases can be .secured. n° The Commercial Club listjpsd te A great many people In (his city ompllance. Though it Thouah It takes around thrre three .. thl| .'H comlng *. Saturday. August 18. Commencing at about 7:45 o'clock | we understand that Muskegon oil ° hours to pass through the Jocks at, Trooixrs will also collect greens In the evening there will be a free and vicinity will remember Mrs. i - When violation tickets have been men are prepared to put down the not do It with the intent to kill, but a most helpful talk yesterday noon, the Panama Panama Canal, vast * . ............ .. ... • tiyi yet If it H.w.n'i doesn't .,to «... tMnTta u-liwWW klh.ra JM.' th. given by Attorney Kim Bigler. Ho ____ __________ _____ ”are mtrntla! kilim hist, the form a background for the flow­ concert on the exhibition grounds Margaret B. Freeman, who died • here re ten teiur years aso on tore Julv U 8 1924.1 L'. — L ------sianea vnen aoan•—f?™ z ~ —— She known Mr,.! rtmllliirta ' 0,1 weu uuuI ?.wax “"?! £!"“ .2” SffiL become tiresome and is in fact very ,ers in floral hall. I by the Hastings City Band. aone<j on me nen _Kinne larm in ■—* Interesting. Each one of the cement Conservation Officer George Sum­ ' The special antique display In I Hastings township. We understand Per’o,) getting under the Influence Margaret Bailey, the widow of Alvin • 1 Legal Dcnta.* chambers is 1.100 feet long and 110 .ivr ,ner is » arranging .«» for . a section u. of v..c the connection with the flower show Is 1 that it is the purpose of the opera“flu* ,nd attempting to drive feet wide and 70 feet deep. When building । that will contain the con- b^lng sponsored by the Hastings W Ballsy, through whom she in-; tors, piv.iuru provided u.c/ they lai can. get the nec- , • c*1-habit of giving health advice. It is ------- .iZ_ a .—i/w — a vr— w A. • Women's Club. Anyone having any­ herited some property. By her good ' these Jocks were built 110 feet wide. .nervation display and Mrs. E. essary leased acreage, to carry the 1 well they did so—we all need IL It was figured that this would be Burton, who has charge of quilts thing in the way of dishes, cloth­ business judgment she had in-1 well down a depth of 3,000 feet. I Lawyers likewise, from their ex­ width enough to last for all time. ,and rugs, is supervising the work ing or articles of furniture are re- creased toe amount until she had | Work lx now progressing in getting I the new building * (Quested to bring It to the fair; a conMderabk ------------------------------------------a considerable estate at the time , perience. should be qualified to glva and perhaps it will be. But not so ।in in the new building. ■ the leases. , ■I A committee will be on duty from grounds early Saturday morning If of her death. long ago when the government ship, | The Banner has hoped that there ’clock on. mom-.possible. A card containing a history ahP »hich was probuilt especially to carry airplanes. ,seven seven o ociock on. all an Saturday saiuraay — ••«••"> h . . .In which r - । PJffS ’mom-,re Eff.Wtaild be attached sltschcd to io each each- article, article > bated, baled. she first tol made mod, bebemight be a real test made of toe to take charge of the entries as’should be tn which she waa locked through, there were only ।ine 5L,uSd ” “lAll article, will be yl.rn careful at- I Weak W ««n>l relative, and] possibility of Barry county being a very few Inches to spare on either । The committee suggests that those tenUon. For any information call friends: but the major part of her HENRY FORD HAD 10,000 in the oil belt of Michigan. The side. But despite this "tight squeak" »I>C LUUiuumi bUKitraui IIIBI U UK I ae. r^r>r«. ihen _ state geologist, when that matter , j estate, amounting to more than 120.­ AbRES UNDER OULTIit wax put through without mishap. planning to have flower displays J*"was being considered some time ago. WOODLAND MAN WAS RE­ ar phllanthroCristobal Colon la only a lew should । cut the flowers the night be-1 This is the first flower show ever ; 000. she designed for ~ —:------ -. VATION IN 1933 gave a considerable encouragement, , 8 ’J**’} *ery ,f“r 10 TURNING FROM KAL­ miles from the locks at the Atlantic fore and keep them In a large tub1 attempted on’a county-wide scale. saying that there were apparently likely to be brought out In the trial is unusually large and •1 h«5 , Accordingly ^cordl"“,Jr lyr wUl pro. entrance, and really was our first ।of water until morning. In this The entry list Is AMAZOO ... remain ... . .. ..... ... undoubtedly . .. .. . i vldfvl that thn factato ax good prospects In Barry as in and may be very embarrassing. way nowers flowers will fresh mucn much the show itself win will the rollrlun residue nf of her ~ ratate.j stop. On the way there, one has way win remain irexn me snow naeu unuouoieuiy be oe ' .77, USED OIL IN CAR any part of the Uien unexplored . .. .... ...the most . Interesting ... ... . .. , after 2. After defining contracts, the than if cut on the morning and. enjoyable ,,f nnvlntr p“ylnB .the,.heniiests ‘*fl““ts' ihniitd । plenty of opportunity to see the longer Ol li kind evfr h“d In Barr, *“ '‘.‘'S'! speaker declared that a person FINISHING ENAMEL territory of Michigan. It would be TRAGEDY HAPPENED jungles, and also to see a few miles ,of the exhibition. 1 event ol Joseph of Nazareth Nazareth, nt of Kalamavivi Kalamazoo j ------------... Joaenh fine if at the present time oil could ought to be mighty careful about of the Canal tiu^ the French start­ Premiums will be awarded com- county. be discovered in Barry county. Any ­ NEAR CLOVERDALE ooiinly. Michigan, under certain Comparatively Little Care, la ed to dig. Here the land Is low and one who visits Mt. Pleasant or Mid­ conditions as follows: Rhe .. She xnecifirrt specified _ r swampy, and scooping out a big that the money so bequeathed to Necessary After Plants Are ditch wouldn't be so difficult. It is ha"?, S’rS^^iTboughlH. Mu.t Have Toll.- piled warranties, for Instance, when a machine or an autosnobUe la sold. the Sisters should be used by them usually in ground of that character Six Inches High pression. There has been steady; Asleep----Oar Hit Bank for the purpose of buying or bulldwhere you come in contact with the Henry Ford, automobile manufac­■ and increasing employment in the 1 ing within the city limits of Has­ altered by attempting to add to or abandoned efforts of the French. and Tipped Over tings. Michigan, a suitable place for turer. gives a great deal of thoughtl oil fields. Returns of several huntake from their provisions. They But how and where the French I an old ladies' home, which was to be to other matters than his automo­■ dreds of thousands of dollars per I A fatal accident occurred on M-43 spent 82.MJOOO.OOO or more, as they bile business. Among other things• month from the sale of oil has kept'a little distance north and east of written provisions only will bo con­ known and designated as the "A. did. In trying to build a canal. Is a he tries to discover what can be; The fiftieth anniversary of the ,he |c:ortrtale Wedneaday n«ht, ha ­ W. Bailey Old Ladles' Home," In sidered In court. conundrum. kethodist circuit will be WAITING OAR SHUNTED honor of her first husband. This done to benefit farming. He has' Tide kasa pndXrtrtTby lh« par- tw"n elran 3. Every person should cultivate ••’I” Cristobal Colon Is a quaint and Htattogs , old ladies’ home was to be estab­ had something to say recently on Interesting city, and quite an old recognized with a union service and that subject which U quite to the homecoming at the Goodwill church I i ties shall be. as they undoubtedly | when Glen Digland, of Woodland, INTO PATH OF TRAIN one for this section. Christopher 1 lished In Hastings within ten years are. fair to land owners as wvll as was killed while driving his auto­ derstands ALL the provtetaM of the after the date of her. decease, ac­ point. •Columbus landed down around there on Bunday. Aug. 19. The services be-' AT VERMONTVILLE Mr. Ford owns several thousand tn toe oil company, then there hU way from cording to her will. •when he »i« sky-larking around the J Another provision was that this acres of farm land near Detroit. Forr every reason why they should be globe and bumped into America. In will be a cooperative dinner at noon definitely known ENGINE OVERTURNS home slwuld be maintained for the some time he has been giving at­■ readily signed. We say "undoubted-I mM0°’ U U fact the city Is named after him. at 1 the church. tention to the raising of soy beans.■ ly." because a form of lease has how the accident happened, but It appointing results tn the passing on Speakers for the day will be the I use and benefit of old ladles with ­ Morgan. Drake and doubtless a lot and tiel|wrs wlio have DOWN EMBANKMENT out regard to their race or religion; Last year he had 10.000 acres off wen been wotzra worked oui out m in inis this state, wmen which i» wuev.u believed that he dropped — asleep. .aa,,. of property to hem, Because us oa* ■ of other pirates used to hover ministers 1 on toe circuit. All those who the home to be strictly non-sec­ land under cultivation, most of it has been in general use and has the and that his car left the roadway, ceased person bed failed to mata around this section too. as the Span- served J wh>t he wantInterested in these services arc Two Local Boys Ridinir on tartan. The will left the matter of in soy beans. The yield was ap­ approval of the state geologist. It nosing Into the bank, throwing him' puin m ish Uppeared with their treasures are ‘ proximately 15 bushels to the acre. cordially invited to attend. — “ ls fair to all parties concerned. Unifrom the car. the car then tipping I made a will at all. determining what persons were to plundered from the Incas, and 1 Tender Have Fortunate I be eligible for admission to the He was attracted to cultivation of doubtedly when operations shall be- over onto him. He was dead when The fourth "dem't.” therefore. Is started to sail for Spain to lay their home to the discretion of the per­ soy beans because It is one of the gin on this well, which was put: found, and was probably Instantly • Don't fall to make a will, and Escape ill-gotten gains at the feet of the LIGHTNING DOES CON­ crops thot does not rob the soil. down about 1.200 feet two or three j killed. Spanish King. Piracy seemed to bei Five persons lost their lives In a । sons in charge of the same. Mr. England was a traveling salesSIDERABLE DAMAGE weird The will specified that the be­ Quite the contrary, it puts nitrogen years ago. there will be much intera sort of a free-for-all. The English accident at Vermontville Frlinto the soil, being much like alfalfa est In watching Ite progress, and all man for the Furniture City would let the Spaniards go to all | e. . . . 'day evening about 8:30 o'clock. A, quest was not to be turned over to In that respect. Will hope that a good flow of... oil or Oaaket Company, of Grand Rap­ Htontinued on page 9. part 2) the trouble of .stealing (perhaps OutS All Kinds of Pranks at I car in which were Gale McClintic,! Mr. Ford found that his crop of gas or both may be found. Ids. and was also engaged with (Continued on page eight, part two) 138. hLs wife. 35. Floyd Cook. 61. and soy brans produced 2.000.000 pounds Claude Kermeen Home Roy McLeod In the manufac ­ 8. The sixth Is “Don't criUciae his wife. 50. had come to a stop on CAN YOU VOTE SEPT. 11? of sof bean oil. The research de­ POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ture of undertaking products in the Friday Morning toe south side of the Michigan Cen­ of his big plant had dis­ village of Woodland, where he lived. munity, until you know all the YES, IF REGISTERED partment During the severe thunder storm tral tr*> track l™ck just outside of the village covered a method of using the soy He had been to Battle Creek and early Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. i 1° wa*t for the oncoming train from bean oil for the purpose of making Kalamazoo on business, and was Claude iMsrmcen Kermeen ana and family of MiaMid- 1 eait to K° by. wsrai when » a oc-cunu second car car The Requirements of the a new .body finish for his cars. His iviauoe ismiiy oi returning home alone. He frequently which have dtevllle had some unpleasant. ex- [driven by George, Swift, 24. of Verlaboratories worked out a process Registration Law Must travelled on M-43 and often stop- making a de 'pcriences they will not care to re-1 montvtlle with Allen Hummel 18. for producing from the soy bean oil lied al one of the filling stations in (peat. and Cecil Root 16. both of VermontBe Followed a synthetic resip which can be made Cloverdale for a supply of gas. He i At about four o'clock, lightning hit v,“«- “ passengers, bunted them We hope our readers are bearing into enamel. Krijeustlvc test, have knew the owner of the station and we hare always enjoyed BARRY CO. BANKS MUST their house and did a lot of real 0,110 track directly into the path in mind that the primary election proven thaj this etiamcl is syperidr Is said to have talked, with him not damage, but did not set the build-; 0 * the locomotive. to lacquer in every respect, from to nominate candidates from gover­ COMPLY WITH BANK. long ago about a tendency he ex­ ing afire. The lightning played *«w occupants of the first nor down to coroner will be held on the original gloss to Its complete 1 perienced of getting drowsy and ING CODE Gcrnc queer prar.ta and wdnj out of automobile were killed oqtright and some pranks rcsistcnce to deterioration it costs Tuesday. September 11. falling asleep while driving his car balance an upstairs bedroom, near where «n Itinerant. Identified Ute day after j It is even more essential that ev­ (Continued on page 7. part two) al night That is why it is believed tocir daughter was sleeping. She ^h® accident as Francis C. McCus-L,, ,ULrt should WKiUia be oc certain that ni5 ! ery vote? ills HAVE ADOPTED CODE’S was uninjured however. In her room ker. 35, were pinned beneath the en- |name properly registered in the time of the accident. acre tom from R*ne when it left the tracks along voting precinct where he now Ilves leiu were tram a Ilibrary —,.MINIMUM CHARGES the legs Mr England had been a resident stated that he had tried caaea in Uble. the electric Hurtt fixlures tom, Wt.h wlUl four tour A«rehr«. eoaehes. I so that he can vote al Uie Septem­ of Woodland village for practically several circuit courts in thia and all Uie windows but one tn I The trash hsppened within a halt ber primary. If hU name is not so Gan Avoid Service Charges loow, the house were broken. Urge patches.mile ol the business section of Ver- registered, then it is his or her duty was a very pleasing person to meet, by Carrying Compensat­ ol plaster wen, lorn out end other montrllle while lhe annual home ­ ----- -- —----- -------- -rere.re~». . - to see to it tost his or her name WM. C. 8TRUIN. always jolly and had a pleasant cult and district courts. He waa damage damace done. One esueclallv especially curve queer coming ceiebration celebration was in In progress, progreis jg piacPd Of voters, Candidate for nomination for greeting for everybody. He had a ing Deposits happening was told the Banner re- Hundreds — rushed -------- L. to the scene. । ... In kos thls c«r city w«: the w.y city v.ers clerk can be oo sheriff on the Republican ticket at host of friends. He was a member of The Banne/ recently explained porter. Mrs Kermeen had a bouquet (Sher It Rnmirer spencer w r nrihh Cribb nt ol Baton (ound — a-------„err-• -d,y------------ Slma.s. „ . the primary. Tuesday. Sept. II. Woodland Lodge, p. i- A. M- and of that tn every county bordering Bar­ of Rowers on the dining table and j county dispatched deputies and am- hll U1, dty hall, from eight I am a life Jong resident of Barry the Woodland Methodist church. He thoroughly convinced that the pre­ ry. And in practically every county when she looked at them, the bu aiicea. and alm received the asM to nve p M He wU, M gUd county. I have had fifteen years was a kindly, helpful, public-spirit­ siding judge had earnestly and in'the state. bolli national and state flowers were scattered all over the sislance or stale troopers. 110 „8UI<t any volet whose name Is public service as justice of the peace, ed citizen. He is survived by his banks have met the requirements of table and the vase that had con­ Although there wme several eye not „ the lut. In uie townships township treasurer and supervisor of widow, three daughters and a son. on Ha honest merits under the lew, the NRA banking code and have tained them was standing upright witnesses to the accldml. the crash :t 1. the busmrsCol township clerks Assyria township, and former chair­ as he understood It, and as Lt tad adopted service charges. We also on the floor nearby still full of wa­ happened so Quickly that none pl ilo do lhe M01ttr|n,. n , 1. man ut lhe Barry county board of land of Washington and Gerald teen Interpreted by the hlgtaet stated that the reason why service ter. A salt cellar that was kept on them reaheed Immediately )u« what' t hc „ lh0 u»uld get supervisors. Inquiry as to character England of Grand Rapids. charges were proposed and approved the top of the stove was found In­ had hsppened. The occupants or I, Wuch wlu, wanshlp clerk, so and service rendered is Invited. The funeral service was held at by the government was because the side of the teakettle from which the the salting oar were throw™ one r w „roper registration. B If nominated and elected my sole the Woodland Methodist church SEVENTH CONCERT government has made drastic cover had been removed. All of the lhe *nd a voter has mortd trom one ward In alm will be to meet my official du­ Saturday forenoon. Rev. A. E Wynn changes in the operation of banks. electric light wires leading from the about nrty tert rom Uie machine !the C11 ,„oU)er. or rrom a townTHURSDAY EVENING ties and give to the people of Barry officiating. A II now requires them to be more 11­ house to the bam were completely whloli was demolished to a pile or mp, lhe clly or rrom a city Into county efficient service.—Adv. ALLAN C. HYDE. Much sympathy Is expressed for ' quid. The greater part of a book's burned away ax were some other splintered wreckage. ortfiSTmlstrSta from one township Haitingg Oily Band to Pro-* It appears that U» enjln» lumtwd I J, townsiilp. “ £ Allan o. O. Hyae, Hyde. Republican candi candl-­ the greatly bereaved family. ‘ Investments must be readily con­ wires on, which some morning glor­ date for the nomination for county WINDSTORM CO. ADDS sent Fine Program at ' vertible into cash if that Became ies had been trained, and the plants the track almost Immediately after ; clerk at the Primary Sept. 11. necessary. Banks cannot, under the were burned black, down about a the Impact, careened along for about I Voters who ' $3,770,000 IN JULY YOUNG DEMOCRATS are on the registration 8:00 O'clock A life resident of Barry county one-quarter of a mile, toppled ovir Hist, but fall to vote at the definite new regulations, get an average rate foot from the wire. with Business College training and July Is Ordinarily a Very Dull TO HAVE PICNIC of Interest as high as they formerly ten-foot **"* embankment, • ’ and -* inumber ■. A lot of repair work will have-to, down a t. of previous elections preHastings City Band under the diobtained. They must keep liberal re­ be done before the house is again came to a a ---stop with wheels upturned ------------------------- ---------- I scribed by law. will have their names practical business knowledge. Month for New In­ Experienced In the matters of Ln aaalteanrM bank of 'Vhe dirt. 1।8UtonlBllca , serves of cash, and invest in low habitable. an^L n2BCs bburied ^^rver«' “> dropped uruppeu from irwui the uk> regic»Allegan and Barry County given tomorrow. Th • ’ automatically interest’ rate bonds, which are &>me observers advanced the ^^.d list because of their failure county government, at present serv­ surance Clubs Going to Gun Lake August 16. at eight throry ltat part of the wreckage was |nUnl of Uw u ing the county as chairman of the readily saleable. Tte Windstorm Company wrote court house square. The government, having demand­ LAST SOLDIERS’ RE­ wedged under the pilot or the toco- thM „„y MKr Iltall voU. pri. Board of Supervisors Sunday, August 19 Record as to character and ability new insurance for the month of July u Important enough so Ulal ed that banks keep their assets in UNION ON THURSDAY motive and split a switch, thus I mftry of 83.7704)00. Ordinarily it is one of xTlrt Allegan and Barry county and every voter Su'd do his duly. an open book to all. ' more liquid condition and thereby Not a candidate of any particu­ the dullest months for new Insur- young men's Democratic clubs are obtain less revenue frotif Interest, down the embankment. __________ * s » sponsoring a picnic to be held at Ungs Is fortunate in bavin Two Veterans Able to Attend plunged lar group or faction, and If nomi­ has also required them to cease do­ According to SUPPORT A BARRY-CO. MAN especially so this year because of the Streeter'S landing. Gun lake, on the a fine organization. Foho* Ward of Vermontville, Swift said FOR A barry co. OFFICE. nated .and elected will give my un­ drouth and excessive heat. Under ing any part of their business al a Gathering Hel/i at the afternoon of Sunday. August 19. At loos. It Insists that banks must bo th.e htu Adelbert Oortrlght, candidate for divided time to the duties of this .the circumstances to have added two o’clock there will be a baseball the program for Thursday I. 0. 0. F. HaU w«tched the train approach but_pro6ecull Attorney on the Repub- office. paid for their services, many al Your support will be greatly ap­ ncarlg 84.000,000 of new insurance is game between Allegan county young March—Ol But two Civil war veterans. Tru­ whlfh they have heretofore ren­ “«n ticket was born UT Assyria preciated.—Adv. a fine accomplishment. It further democrats and Barry county young Walts—8 u . man O. Webber of Hastings and ' (Continued on page six) । township. He received his primary dered, without cost to customers.-be­ evidefices the high standing of the democrats. This will be followed banl; arr. b; of cause they were then free to invest James MacDonaki, formerly ”———' • ' .education in the Barry Co. schools Windstorm Company with toe peo ­ UNAVOIDABLE ACCI­ In securities which commanded a Cloverdale, now a resident of Bat­ COUNCIL CONSIDERS land graduated from the University ple of Michigan and the satisfactory will be children's races following higher rate oj[ interest, and yielded tle Creek where he makes his home of Detroit Law School. He was rural DENT” WAS VEOICT manner in which the Company this, also boating, swimming and a. Ai.nl e Laurie (air and a sufficient profit without service with his daughter, were able to at­ BEER SITUATION carrier out of Assyrte for five years deals with Its patfbtu when losses other sports. tend the fortieth annual reunion of charges. . Coroner's Inquest Held at are adjusted. ' The Barry county candidate for Reginald DeKoven. an. The banks of this county, two in the Barry County Soldiers' and Sail­ Vendors Have Been Keeping with the isoth f. a. Brigade. He is Ionia Friday in Dorothy Hastings, one each In Delton and ors’ Association, held at I. O. O. F. RECEIVES COMMISSION ■ qualified by six (6) years of experPlaces Open All Day Middleville, could not hold out AS FIRST LIEUTENANT. Birge Swift, also a* representative Fred Rabbi, soloist. tn criminal law eiffht (8) Hare Case March-Fox-Trot, Happy I against service charges If they de­ George'Bauer of this dty has just Th. au Bundays i creaeraa, m £^cunOTur' o«non Friday a coroner's inquest was received his commission as a First for Judge lacy, candidate for the sired when practically all Michigan SSe.’tolru, democratic nomination for governor, George R- Holman. held at Ionia tn the Dorothy Hare banka, in large and small cities, have so few veterans are left in Barry wrought up over the beer-sale situ? The lpr’------ *— case, the girl who died from being Lieutenant and has been assigned will speak. Candidates for county adopted -such charges. Under the to the 319th Cavalry Reserve Corps. Your support at the Primaries Ration tn this city. Under the law ongs. arr by M. L. Lata hit by the car driven by E. F. Dot­ 1 Since his graduation from M. S. office in Barry and Allegan coun­ code they would be guilty of un­ county. « are p,,11th will be appreciated, ties will be Introduced. M noon a fine pot luck dinner places where beer la sold per- September । sted to the A. K F. turn of this qlty. fair banking practice and could be IC.. he has been a Second Lieutenant ; Arter heorln, the testimony In the „„ „ Simplicity,’ Dorothy Las. to *■ keep open ------- -- . two - - —Adv. 8-15. ,_______________ —-----------until punished However, the four Barry was served followed by a program mltted •but through study at home, al col­ B Zamechlk. eeee. a deelrton that It an un,„a ,t ^p. w„ ^>1. to county banka desiring to make of musical numbers and several o'clock In the morning. Without T|IORNApple GARany license they have been keeping THORN V MEETING, eroltUble accident wu rendered In sic will be furnished by a good tnreadings \ihich all enjoyed. For ­ the , ^m^ion, .i.m, him hla the change from former methods as en-piece orchestra. Everyone, with ­ Mayhew Lata. open and selling beer all day SunTh(j x^nappie Garden Club will mer Oongreasqian John C. Ketcham about two jnlnutes. Mr. and Mrs., commission. Hastings friends ex' (Continued on page four) . out regard to party, is Invited. March-Waal: and into Sunday nights. Many Mrg R Glasgow, gave a very interesting talk tn days congratolatlons. young people are getting into the August >3. at two o^dSk. Bottum have the sympathy of their > which he told of toe early days of drinking tablt and It Is garbing. EX * repute friends, who ffel certain that they j the Association and some of the In­ were not to blame for the accident FITZGERALD CLUB MEETING. ATTRACTIVE FLOAT WORK OF GIRL BCOUT8. edition), art. by cidents in connection v wttn the J “> »»• «»w._.nd plana for In any way as Mr. Bottom is a: The Barry County Fitzgerald for The float in the Middleville Cen­ gatherings which he attended when- In some respects la far worse than }the work for the coining year. moderate and careful driver and Governor Club met at Thomapple GEO. F. AND PHOEBE L- ----------I ever posible. In the old liquor saloon days. never lakes chances. lake Tuesday evening of last week tennial parade described in last A. GUERNSEY. I Forty-five W. R. C. member*- and The ----------------------------------------------council has thia matter----un------ -------land was well attended. Former OonNOTICE TO ------------------------TAXPAYERS. - Having decided to quit farming.' friends were present Thursday and der consideration. It has referred 7^ ume Of payment of taxes will IB^PROVE STATE ROAD ST. r^ mui v - zkcwzmmm John Ketcham the made and presented by ths Girl The council has decided to put 1 greasman »nd theVC. mect ulg wuwas » pap. Scouts and was called "Misa Cherry O<». 'F. and Phoebe A. Oueraeey i all report a most delightful time. Jt to a committee for investigation. extended to Aug. 25. without penAnother one will be tald at Blossom." scouts dresrad io Japan­ wlU have an auction sale on the I On Saturday. Aug? 11, Mr. Mac- and recommendation as to what aily. Aftcr that date 3 per cent will East State road, from the eastern py premises I 1-2 miles east and 1-2 • Donald observed his ninety-fourth ought to be done about Sunday sell- be added.—E. L. Sente. City Treas.— end of toe Tarmac paving to the I BlrM!Vilie township park. GuU lake ese costumes and sitting cross-knrad, threw hundreds of candy ktasea into east city .limits, in good condition ,on xu^y evening. Augtot 21. mile south of Freeport. Horses, cat- I birthday. . --------ing of beer. There '• is no indication — as Adv - -­ . It has authorized the street commit------------------ <-»■•----------------I to what may be done. It Is sincerely —■ ■ ■ — tie hogs and tools will be sold to ~ . *** ■1 highest bidders. Henry Flannery will I ICE CREAM SOCIAL, tee to see that this stretch of road ■ DOUD “ SCHOOL “ REUNION. to be hoped that the council will ICE CREAM SOCIAL. is graveled. This will make a decld-1| At the schoolhouse. Saturday, Aug > Lake steps Uiat will curtail Sunday Thursday evening Aug. 23 cry Ulla aalr. Road lull particular. At HmdcnUbtt achooUiouaa 13S. Pol Luck dinner .-•-Adv. ed improvement ! dMwbrrt In Uw Banner. I day nlftit, Aus, 17—Adv. .beer selling in this city. iBlake scboolgrounds.—Adv. SDY GEMS IRE PROFITIBLE CROP Hastings Circuit Or- ganized Fifty Years WEIRD ACCIDENT AKES FIVE LIVES BANK SERVICE CHARGES SEPT. 1 ™ce‘8uuxt“ One Auction Sale GLENENMD DIES IN ACCIDENT �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST », 1834 MclNT COME TO HASTINGS Friday & Saturday, August 24'25 2 BIG MONEY SAVING BARGAIN DAYS SEE 4-Page Folder and Next Week’s Banner for Full Particulars All Lines of Merchandise at Real Economy Prices... A Great Chance to Save! Free Movie Pavement Dance Band Concert Stores Will Not Be Open Friday Evening Each 1 Other JCen M the ann ment of each tur ship and round In figures quallfyln Ken M der (85 DeCou ( , Bristol .John Ke J(80) v> FCarroll <M); Ro lan (70) Flrat vs. Fre<J (101) v firown (01) VS Doyle ( vs. Car Johnson LOCA Announcement was made of an in- | GRANGERS HAVE PICNIC. About friends granges FOOD CENTER Buy Now Be Wise CANNED FOOD SALE Food Prices Are Bound To Go Higher CANNED GOODS PER CAN PER DOZ. Del Monte Peaches Nc.J' 19c Sliced Pineapple “I1 ScS Crushed Pineapple S:'""317c $2.20 2.09 1.95 .99 1.25 1.08 1.39 2.19 1.69 1.43 1.15 1.15 Indiana Peas Golden Bantam Corn White Corn Ik 9|c Cherries Mont Maranci 2 25c Red Salmon 19c Medium Salmon 15c Pink Salmon 21-25c Beans Cut Green 10c Wax Beans 10c Black Raspberries 73c Del Monte CoKee 29c Super Suds s-j< Super Suds >-■>■ Apples - Eden can, 25(- SI.43 do,. SUGAR 10 lb,. 53c Butter 29c 25c Salted New Cabbage Sliced Bacon Our Special Coffee Fig Bar Cookies Assorted Cookies 10c 3C. 5 Lb. Box Lb Lb Lb 59c Crackers 2 lb. bo, Palmolive SOAP 25c We Redeem Good Luck Oleo Coupons FELDPAUSCH’S WAREHOUSE TELEPHONE 2609 Services Daily Through Coming Week—Special Music Planned 1 1 Th. 3-rtn anuu-l rtunkm or rh.|BU4bcU1 Uatber lhru .mid -J,“ A'"* J* 'A "union •> UB.Uo. OuU UU. SuS ten Una n8. MUMte >«.. *w. » d„. o.ot.ut 1!Ul. About hhy Ahnnl el« elulitv nt the Mumbled , ‘l,y descendants of from Spokane. Washtod III Mrs. Nettie Hyde is confined to About Jonas Matthews family were pres- ton. Kuunl-Wo emsey. Richlani her home by Illness. ent. coming from various parte of Battie creek and Galesburg. Al th I Mrs. H. P. Tuttle is slowly gaining Michigan. The forenoon was »l«nt ibuijneM clayton Barber <: from her recent illness. to ytelling and preparing the unua- Crcaoey was etocUd ,M LOCAL NEWS Foltowing is the program for the Wesleyan Methodist catnp meeting .,-.-—••• — ••rsrr - ■ -- _/r* — —-------------------------- — of Kalamaaoo was cbocen secretad being held at the comp grounds Mr nnd Gowite Schfithroat. ner nvipera. ani( treasurer. A happy awrprid south of Hastings. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Nile Allcrdlng are After the remains were stored camo to the party when a mammotJ Sunday morning. Aug. 19th. Rev. the parents of a son born August 1). away a business meeting was called । cake was presented from David fl HIS DISTRICT COM Smith wHl apeakat 10^00.; Born to Mr. and Mrs. Linden No:- by the Pres.. Dr. W. B. Matthews. Barber. Laurier. Washington. Mail PRISES 21 COUNTIES k«v. b. o. ww. .ui ! ris of Quimby on August 11. n son. who appointed n nominating com-j letters of regret were read from ail speak in the afternoon at 2:00 and Morse E. Nevtoa Ls confined to his mittee consisting of Wm. Kronewit- sent members and an original poen । Average Loan in Barry Co. again in the evening at 7:30..ihoine with a badly sprained ankle, ter and Anna Wlllitte to nominate;was read by the president from Mrl Through the week there will be । ~”7 “ '—"7---------- -------- , for the ensuing year. Enos Barber. Blue Lake. California Is $1,800—Govt. Assist, tiuec services dally. Rev. Smith will I The 1Cedur Creek mill is now readyt officers ’ The following officefs und 6haU- and enjoyed by ulJ present. Till bring a Bible lesson each morning to "change flour for wheaL-Adv., ing Home Owners Mrs J. r H. m wr.h^Lday was spent in swimming, dancl at 9:30 and Rev. wise will conduct' .■JCJ Mrs. Wesbrosl: of Mlddlcvil'.c’ m*n o( committees were nominated |TO uut »ul.<k»r .port. .m3 . Carroll F. Sweet of Grand Rapids, an evangelistic service each evening Is 111 al the home of the Rev. and ' district manager of lhe federal I a delightful trip around the lakl Home Owners Loan Corporation, at 7:30. The speakers will alternate Mrs. L. L. Dewey. I was enjoyed by thate present on I Vlcfc-Pres. — Arthur Moore. nw condition of John Nobles. ■ boat chartered for the occasion. | was the speaker at lhe Rotary In conducting the afternoon service. Secretary—Amelia Moore Rev. Smith having the service Mon- who has been very ill since Satur­ । IL was voted to hold the mJ luncheon Monday noon and gave Treasurer—Eldon Matthews. day. remains about the same. ] 'some interesting facts about his dis­ day afternoon Table Comm.—Emma Matthews. 1 meeting at Jo-Lo Park, in 1935. T.wte"J rT.,^eSi S J “ dt ' Ok "" K ' trict nnd the work of the HOLC. His Refreshments—Clesslc Kennedy. ALBERTSON REUNION. district comprises 21 counties, and Sports—Piynn Matthews. The Alberton family reunion wal extends from Lansing on the eait to ehUdrtn'. and »our.« propte'. rtrk.; ln *•“ °< J“l" Program—Lillian Matthews. ‘held at Crooked lake on Sundajl Lake Michigan on the wear; north Grounds—Chus. Moore. ---------•-»-*----------------, Housewives Interested In canning August 1 Dp 1934, about fifty - trim to the north line of Grand Traverse ANOTHER FEATURE AT----------------- ' *hoiild turn to the advertisement of Hie meet big was then luftied over : 'county and touth to the southern CALHOUN CO. FAIR. ‘hc Prescription Drug Store of this to 1 Uie chairman of sports and the 1present. I Al one o'clock a bountiful plcnli line of Barry county. County Pair Secretary R B. Hkr- city.—Adv. following sports were enjoyed: Bot- dinner wm served, after which J Since June 1933. when the HOLC contest, balloon blowing contest, business meeting was held. TwJ denburg has announced that the Repairs are needed for the third tie ' law was enacted by congress, there clothespin relay, rolling pin throw­ deaths, two birtlis. and four wed] Calhoun county fair, opening in ward voting booth, and the couheil < have been 17.000 applications for fried cake contest, children’s Marshall on August 21. has definite- directed Utt city property committee Ing. 1 dings occurred within the famllj loans within hte district. In 10500 ly secured an interesting feature In to make them nt once. 1race, bean carrying contest. during the past year. The ■ttemoai] cases the property on which the The meeting adjourned to meet The council Friday night ordered , loans were sought lias been ap4 jlhe appearance of Luke Pasco and was spent in visiting and playing hU group of trained Scotch kheepithut a aement sidewalk be built on at • Lake Al-Gon-Quln the first Sun­ games. I praised, and 8.500 loans have been jherding dogs. ' I the line of lot 1034. also on lot I. day W August 1935 'the line of lot 1014 ntsn m lot 1 1 Relatives were present from ChU 'accepted. In tiw district the average herding does. Naturally the fair Board is some-.block 13. Eastent Addition to the ----------------- -----------------------(ago. Kalamazoo, Grand Rapid* .accepted Joan is 32500. while In BarPENNOCK HOSPITAL. what exultant over this added selcc- city. , -------------- ----------------------( Untile Creek, Gull lake, Delton and jry county the average Is S1.800 .tlon because of the International reRight now when you’ll apprvc.ate Folir babies and twenty-two. pa­ Bellevue. I In this county 51 loans, aggregat­ nown of this feature attraction, it. Carveth A: Stebbins announce a t*1'nts registered at the hospital 1’ It was voted to hold the 1035 rc-J ing nearly 8100.000. have been made ,When Luke Pasco comes to the lo- Rexall sale, with special low prices. lhLs Wednesday morning. ' on the 72 homes that have been ap­ During the past week the follow-i union at Clear lake. cal grounds <ijh his educated dogs,Their adv."will tell you about it.—2 praised for loans. Twelve more ap- . u, Ing babies were born nt the hospital: it wilt be the first fair appearance Adv. GONE NORTH. plications have been accepted and during their slay In the United: Edward to his Aug. 8. to Mr and Mrs. Paul Bryant. "Lumber Jack" Smith and 111.4 E.;------ ; Cauktn returned ... rfre awaiting certain formalities be- . .... w Madison, girl. Anne Eliza- ,crew loaded their Ford with crosJ States. As far as can be learned it home from Pennock hospital on tj], -— - -- - a--------------------fore the loans are actually made. will be the only fair showing of this Monday and is recovering nicely both, weight live pounds and;- 12 cut saws and brqad axes and leli foil Nine loans of lhe 72 where apprah outstanding group. ifrom his recent operation for ap- ounces; Aug. 9. to Mr and - Mrs the Upper Peninsula where thejl sals were made have been rejected. Local fair patrons will be inter.-. pendicitls. Philo Sheldon. 1120 No. Michigan will build a log cabin and spend thd Mr. Sweet stated that the gov­ ested in knowing that this showing The W C. T- U. will be enter- Ave., a boy. Philip Henry, weight whiter cutting timber and hunting] ernment would not loon to exceed 30 , has been obtained through^ lias through the inc talned by Mrs Earner Lanfcar. 413 l""11115 ."moumrs; ,-----------------------------------------per cent of the appraised value of tcheduled ( stay at *..» the International No. Michigan Ave., uu on Tuesday alt- — Aug. ,0 “ &lrl- -t0 Hom-1 A barbed-wire fence is a good exn —7 » ...w..I,u. aiiv4i>nn.i n«c., lucjuiny mi-•- ­ Mr- and the proiwrty. Where the loans arc ,Livestock « ... ... .i .....I .......... . . ................ villi* limit.* Show In Chicago and had ernoon, Aug. 21. A fine ... program ,has ar cr VVnJI. Wells. Vermontville, Route 13, ample ,.r of «a defensive measure M.lfb witli made to cover the taxes and need- tnot been for the faet that they were been tu prepared. pirpaitu. . — ‘-------------a'«d four no aggressive tendency. 8,n . r lXM1 2d' «d repairs the loans must not ex- appearing at tills • internationally vacancy ua-iureu occurred in uw the super- ----ounces; Mr.- -and Mrs J A vaeaney —1 Aug. 11. 'to- pcoed 50 per cent of the appraised ,known affair they would not have intendency ..—.j7_. .u_ T nAternm-r turd Wrmdland. a girl i The reason cartoonists can t spell of lhe Bellevue schools Lawrence Bird. Woodland, - -------------------------------value. If the purpew: of the loan Is [been available for the four day trip and on Thursday afternoon the Ru'h- weight seven pounds is because proof-readers cant corto raise cash for some special pur- ,to the eighty-sixth annual fair lo- .Board of Education had received 67 “nd nvc °"ncc»rc<l ,iand lettering, pose outside of paying debts or ( cally. applications for the position. mortgages or making repairs, tlic Dog lovers have in store a real | Harvesting of the on|on crop on J government will only make a loan treat in the matter of truly educated Gun Marsh * expected to start In ■ up to 40 per cent. Tl»e purpose of dogs in the art of sliecp herding. I about a week or two. Il is believed . the government in the HOLC Is not From all repor^ the intelligence of that it will be better than a 50 per B to benefit investors. The govern­ these wall known animals enables; cent yield. Prices are fairly high. P Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 22+1-2557 BL— ment Will not furnish money to re­ them to do practically everything! The copdltion of Elroy Tobias, . deem investmenu in property; but but talk 'who recently underwent an opera- B it will aid tn the saving of homes. -, lion In Ann Arbor is improving, for g In determining the appraisal val­ SUNDAY and MONDAY, AUG. 19 and 20 'which BLAKE SCHOOL REUNION. wmcii ull uii are glad. Mrs. Tobias. *. ue of a home for an HOLC loan SPECIAL ATTRACTION About one hundred forty attended' who lias been ill. Is alw convales- I definite information must be fur­ g nished by the local Appraiser. In the Blake school reunion held Sun-; ctog. day. August 12. at the achooihbiw. Charles Hinman and O. w. Mur- A Barry county F. W. Stebbins, of Ulis Plainwell, kalamnzoo. Hsztlngs. phy were among those drawn ns I I city, is the apjiralscr. If a loam Is North Dakota. Delton. Martin. | traverse jurors for the coming term F desired here. Mr. 8tebbUis must pro­ Washington. D- C, and Orangeville. ol United States District Court in | a cure two pictures of the home, tak­ were represented. j Grand Rnpids. The term opens I en from different angles. Then he . A bounteous pot luck dinner was Tuesday. Sept. 4. al 0:30 A. M " I•H^must must statefigure"he^nnber^af lhe average rental value. V<mbk ■ '‘rvrd “rtcr which a program, for' Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle ha.s Added—"FanuUoe of the Pacific’ J’S, whlch which »• we arP are indebted Indebted tnlo the the MeMe- decided decided toto hold hold Ra its meeting meeting atat the the’flfeet contained within the home; Latent Pathc News Bargain Matinee 1:4 men ne must make tne ncn estiCallum district and to Izola niid John Hinds landing. Long Lake. Authen he he can mustas7o*the make the best value estl- a,anlcy McKimmey. was enjoyed by gust 23. inMead of Head lake as first F mate market j Other Performance*—Adults 25c; Children 18c it" .t? all. Organization for another year,planned. All members of the Circle I of the home. The government has was completed with Mrs. Zelpha;<rc requested to notice this change " । definite ways of figtiring values of TUESDAY, AUG. 21 — ONE DAY ONLY ~ President; t; Cleone Alex D.--------------------Sanders, age 47. of Ma- 4 as -- -------------------frame buildings, brick buildings,facts etc. Morehouse Woodman, Secretary-Treasurer. |' P lc Grove township, was arrested-flSecretary-Treasurer. pie arrested I Due to the NecesaHy of Plsying "THE HOUSE OF ROTHS­ With lhe pictures and the UcU ‘ Some ctnnM. «r of the nMor older ruinll« pupils wKn who at- I1 last ia-'-t wK>k week nn on th* the rharw charge nt of statutory 1। f , about the rental value, cubic feel CHILD*' Two Days. Our Double Feature for This Date Will -__ particulars ._________ _ of -I tins HUS case' COM! ' 4J tended the reunion were: Mr. Darape. The contained and estimated market Be Tuesday Only. mon, Mrs. Jennie Wilcox. Mr. und‘ are too revolting to even suggest .In I value, the appraisal -■ He jj Ul JaJ| an(1 will | F Generali/ speakingcan "t beIsmade. found Mn ch“ Montgomery. Fred and a. newspaper. He Is in jail and JI. “ John Van Luke. Mary Shedd, and await lhe return of Judge Me Peek fl that the home needs certain repairs •l-~ Mr.. Ina Johnson. The oldest ^before his case is disposed of. ," —such a new roof, paint, possibly Mr .. LEW AYRES and PATRICIA ELLIS . present was Mr. Clare A fine honor has come to M. A. 4 a broken fire pot in the furnace. teacher u»ch«’ ■•«*««« »a Blackman. 1 Litmbie. cashier of the City Bank fl Usually it is found that the owner ----------------- -----------------------I Mr. Lambie has filled the.oflicc of " has been delinquent in his taxes. The GETS PAID FOR OLD treasurer and other Important places ! 4 average experience is that five per INSURANCE POLICY. In the Michigan State Bankers As- | With RICHARD ARLEN and SALLY EILERS cent of the loan must be used for While A. J. Herbert was living in socialion. He was notified last week K repairs and eight per cent to pay loot/ Movies — Adults 15c; Children 10c — Paradise News Plainwell in 1873 he took out a policy that he had been selected as an al- 1 F Sed* to tSS?datteBbdeb^ esne! m’the’phoeAu'MutuaT ternate on “the nominaring^ommU-i 4 in the Phoenix Mutual Life Intur- ternate on the nominating commit-14 cully panng an? ance ance Co. Co. of of Hartford. Harttdrd. Oonn.. Conn., for for tee tee of of th? th? American American Banker* Bankers A-oA-vo-. fl fl WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, AUG. 22 and 23 nronertv* “ 5 "ir88lW 81«X).00. T 81400.00. and after paying 068 368 00. elation. '' r 'r " u, MM was verv rrrt.in that he exchanged "changed It for a paid up polpol- ! In the receivership of the Cooper- 4 ConttanceCummingsjk TT1 thT loans lomTmade by7he tne maae ov tne HOLC Horn- hSe nave lcy- He ,ttld 1>oJlcy awar BW’y and and al,ve aUve Eh Eh‘‘**a,or ator °° Co. of this city. Judge | and Pau! Lukas in ium^X^atoofS^^ 00 Mb6ul lt*ttnlU • Wamer" of P** P*’ m era 'me^nX^Mid was^bo uteful short ,hotltime ltn,cago Mothe e°mP*n y »™le company wrote to to circuit circuit court court Monday Monday in in place place of of — 4 f PlalnweU Plainwell and and found that Mr. Her- Judae Judge McPeek. nonninted appointed a a commit, commit- B in the community where the prop­ bert had moved to Hastings. They tec of five stockholders to consider.r AdalU 25c; Children Lgc erty is located. The government is not seeking the property, doesn’t wrote him that if he would send hU and propoae plana for a reerganlza- 4 policy In they would allow him 857.- i lion. Tiw stockholders chuacn for ■ Friday and Saturday, Aug. 24-25—Two Features , want it: but it is tryingtrv to make lhe n-onenv 33 OT lt- But lie °° uld ikH h®' this committee are: R. H. Mott. could not flnd find lthe Moll, r loan a real lielp to the .property talk so sent an affidavit to tn that efef- ' chairman, Cnw. Cnas. Strimback. strimback. Urwis lewis '-4 owner. It was an tnterMtine 1-----------------tai - * a. 1 •j policy mi raaunq (ect Uie ln return sent Matthews. Claude Hunt and Robert I Zaau PIUs. Perl Killw. Edward Everett Herion, Nat RECOVERING FROM [him a eheck for the amount agreed Martin. The judge gave lhe com- r to offer ajd A LONG ifXNEKS. I upon. The Banner would say "Mr. ■ mittee - 30 days in which" -* Pcndteian, Ned Hparlu • “ Mrs. Roy Brumm. Pres, of the Bar- j Herbert was in luck and U was Just satisfactory plan for rcorganlxing f ry Co Farm Burcsu. who has been I Uke finding the cash. | SIXTY-TWO AT REUNION. id Ill for some months and has been ini ”~~~* • • — — I The fourth annual reunion of the fl the University hospital for the parti Bowii*thrfBcu’inKyearH<>|,d son of, Broadbent and. Shores families was. and Shores ew '’ Bowtie, the eight year Old son Ol■ Broadbent uroouueni ano oiuac* families .am.nra was was r nine weeks. Was aide to spend a few . .* . .Mra Glann ___ — _____ . mf- |haid —1-1 »CnnJa,' list 10 13. at day. last »AAk week .1 al her iwrfn* home ... at I Mr. and Taggart, Sunday.A.ianial August 12.at at CamCum- ''J With DOROTHY BIX and PHILO MeCULLOUGH being present. 11 Nashville returning to Ann Arbor fered a fractured bone in hU right ***“■ a Joliet, m.. Sunday for an indefinite time Mrs forearm on Monday afternoon when “.*.* r First Show Saterday at «:M P. M, Brumm hw many friends to Barry he fell from a teeter-totter whUe Katamasoo, Alto. GLrayJWf. jiL«™1* I 'Co. who ire happy to know she is playing at hh home. X-rays showed Chippewa Lake. Irving and Ha~- | ' improving. the bone was broken squarely in two, j Ungs. . . s st WE BUY EGGS Big Plao N ., 10 TRAfSE) TtiEATKF GEORGE ARLISS The House of Rothschild LET’S BE RITZY SHE MADE HER BED 19c 10c 10c Oleo IOc SINCE JUNE, 1933, THERE HAVE BEEN 17,000 APPLICATIONS LEYAN CAMP MEETING ........................ r 429c 2 <« 25c 8 CARROLL SWEET I ONES HOLE FACTS PROGRAM FOR WES- SING AND LIKE IT Ken Maynard in The Wheels of Destiny Comp run hlg Uie eU Hasting . Brothe atm in Penne Banke and P and C Tliurs Beal a Banke Kroge the H then the s will b finals which aente the p quel In qu best WO Nin T Mr the the nam last Van I Lane Hub In feate Pa as f I M Mrs Lan " bard IN Do Fr It sma let tra Die Jus H �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APOPST 15. B34 Sporting ItemsI Hastings Country Club Bunday JUDGE LACY PAYS THE morning while playing the first 1DDDICC UIQIT round with Ear) Wareham and Dick CITY SURPRISE VISIT Stem. The hole tn question was the । ---------•— • ,short, tricky No. s. probably the Candidate for Democratic MclNTYRE AND DOLAN Gubernatorial Nomination ILEADQUALIFIERS ran Alia I men-'He u»k an ta*y «wto« at the -I ballJ Outlines Policies ; “THE WATERLOO" FRATERNITY.' habitants of the country might Care । Jill wife's room because the dog was I When after thirteen months of’upon him at a respectable distance, her favorite, end Mr. Napoleon at fighting in Italy/Napoleon took up when he dined. His frown made Hut Uma was afraid of his wife. bls headquarters at the castle of men tremble. ' Life Is the same today as it always Montebello near Milan where he as-| Everything about him radiated. has been. Men attempt to evade the sumed the airs of a monarch, a rigid' power, yst all this time he did not commonplace category where they et'quetu prevailed. His ofUcers wereI have enough poyrer. nor influence, ore on a par with other men. and r.o longer .received at his table. He - nor courage to drive a Ijttle yapping 'seek a realm where they can dornitven arranged things so that the In- j dog that he hated very much,.out of jnate either by superiority or bluff- The next time you have feeling in your boots at the cf some personality, whether preji- aU brotiters In that great fraternity, Wade, thustasm the’course ^tlw^mptad SJjjjkjL’’m^'thlT’cUv Each a 70 to iPace BI)hfre “ « arched —.------------------- i—u.— A»t. Turns n re in 2 up gracefully Other Golfers hl Champion- the rline With the —------------— pin and -----then dropdrt ­ ship Preliminary 1ped right into the cup without any nation for governor, paid this city a brief and surprise visit yesterday afternoon, meeting many of the . . . Inwuuumry preliminary iwia rolls ui or mi* luck bounces. irauima. Democratic leaders of lhe county Ktn Metnlrr. u>4 CM DoUn l«d SuU1 ,ncUcnt u , „„ momrat m and giving an informal talk to an audience on the court house lawn. the way in the qualifying round for jthe life of any golfer ____ _______ _______ _ . ’mi“ br Frank mOeJ «h. .niwjl clumpwojhlp 1 BU“pfa <xhw pli„n. Dr. CarmurkMr c.r-Lacy‘® ta,k for men, Jill, traatlmra —Hubbard - .. . ’ Dan __ .. < wi“ fltonK the “me ment nf of the Hastings Country Club rother»;< — Wall-* lhat he each turning In a 79. Pairing, have S^BuXte Wodd oZ? Tyden the MlddlevlUe Centennial, der k’s 11 J Be NION. Alpheus an their annuJ uil lake, and Ut fifty guts] inc. Washing *y. Richland sburg. At tn on Barber d president -fd 3crtha Adam ■sen secretan l>py surprlJ 3 a manunotj om DuvM a uigton. Marl cad from nJ original poet] .■nt from Mr] e. Califomld aming, dune] • after whicl nd the Ink] present on I rtcasion. I >!d the ncJ in 1935. | UNION. reunion wal on Sundajl I fifty be InJ mtlful picnlJ ter which d held. Twl d four wedl the fam Ila hr H{tcmooii and playind it from Cht nd Rapids , Delton un< the 1935 re- I with crosJ and left fod d spend thd nd hunting] s a good ex-1 icohurc with s can't spell i can't com 20 lid ’eailey 1TH8I Will been made in b*th the champion- and WU1 qq-j. have ncBotfJted No 'Au*Hc dlt*- however, take up ship and first flights and the first! ?7n aS SSke taft n^e of them ««««“«« *h*ch1Jh® d“ 001 round in each will b. played during' .chu^ ti^llStkSS? :»“ve time to treat at Middleville. acnievea me auuncuon or going aithe week. Herewith are the pairings, IrecUy from tee to cup. Jim Radford figures in parentheses being the has aced No. 9 and he is the only qualifying score: golfer who lias ever made a hole-inKen McIntyre (79) vs. Wm. Schalicred the veterans' ---------------der <S5); Will Cook (88) vs. Clare should be enforced, not only because DeCou (81); Kim Bigler (83) vs. Jim . Bristol (88); Dave Goodyear (88) vs. FREEPORT DEFEATS in lime of war Is proof of merit .John Ketcham (80); Les Hawthorne HASTINGS 10 TO 1 Ice for public service in times of peace. A180) vs. Henry Sheldon (88); Wilbur ■Lane (88) vs. Jim Radford (84); The conservation and develop­ FCarroll McGuflln (82) vs. Dick Stem Effective Pitching by Win­ ment of our natural resources in oil. gas. minerals and water power, he (86); Roy Hubbard (86) vs. Cliff Do­ geier Holds Local Bats­ believes, should be aggressively lan (79). men to Five Hits safeguarded and shoul be produc­ First Flight—Charlie Leonard (89) vs. Fred Taylor (93); Burdette Wadd Freeport Independents playing tive of large revenues which would w.~. Hastings on -.. serve and equalize the burden of (101) vs. Dr. Carrothers (92); Al a return game with Brown (92) byef Joe McKnight (95) their own home field cut loose with .taxation on people generally. Mlchlvs. Ian Ironside (89); Dnn Walldorf! a barrage of hitting combined with'Ban is one of the largest users of (91) vs. Dr. Kinde <96)1 Charlie some effective pitching to win 10 to oil and gas and the Judge can sec Doyle (92) bye; Dr. Houghton (92) one. Freeport collected 14 hits from no reason why we should be made vs. Carl Weipinter (104); Aben the combined offerings of Long and ' tributary to other states of the Un­ Johnson (93) vs. Rky Branch (89). Gage. while the Hastings butamen ion and forced to buy elsewhere were able to touch Wingeier for only .when we could keep our money five. During the game Freeport com- | within the state to an increased proLOCAL TEAMS STAGE pleled a double play and Wingeier j ducllon of oil and gas here and buySPIRITED CONTESTS Herewith are details of the game: Ing much of what we require at home. Hastings. E Judge Lacy believes there should AB R H O Big Leagues Aren't Only I be a state-wide consciousness and ’ * ” 1 10 HQCvenair. lb. 0 1 understanding of lhe development Place Where Competition Olof the upper peninsula and the Hawthorne. cJ. . Nears Boiling Point 0! northern portion df the lower penMason, l.f Competitive spirit continued to 0 insula. C. O’Donnell. 3b. run high during the third round of Youngs, sx I1 He believes that the general welthe elimination tournament In the 01 fare of all the people is best promotLong, p Hastings soft ball league. Hlrsch 0 cd by a system of taxes based upon Brothers defeated the Car Seal 8 C. James. 2b. 1 ability to pay. Any tax based on any to 3. while the Piston Ring took the 0 other rule is unjust add Indefensible. measure of the Commercial (Club 17 Yarger, c. .. _ he believes. to 11. J. C. Penopy walloped the Total 33 1 5 24 6 3 I Consumers 18 to 11 while the Krog­ DROUTH WORLD WIDE. Struck out by Long one In 2 2-3 ers upset the Hlrsch Brothers 7 to 4 It docs not help us in bearing our Bankers defeated the A. A: P. 8 to 3 Innings, struck out by Gage three in share of the misfortune, but it is and the A. Ac P. then rallied to 5 1-3 innings. Bases on balls Gage stlU well, to bear in mind that not smother the East Enders 29 to 11. one. Three base hits. O’Donnell. Left Michigan alone nor Michigan and Car Beal won from the Consumers on bases nine. the mid-western and south-western Freeport. 23 to 10. The following teams are states alone, arc suflerera from the still In the tournament: Krogers, E drouth. The deficiency In rainfall AB R Penney. Hlrsch Bros. Piston Ring, Covllle. If. ... stems to IV W be wbrld WV1IU wide, WHIG. Last spring. Bankers and Car Seal. The Krogers G. Karcher, 2b. ” it will be remembered, on English and Penney have not been defeat­ “ bishop called upon the members of ed in tournament play. w. Knowles, lb. . 5 1 0; the Episcopal church of England to Games scheduled for this week Walton. 3b5 0 0' pray for rain. Usually England has are: Wednesday. Kroger vs. Penney Kyser, c4 1 ° I an abundance of rainfall. Germany and Cur Seal vs. Piston Ring. Richardson. r.f. ..4 0 0 Is suffering from lack of rainfall. Thursday, the winners of the Car O. Knowles. cJ. ...4 2 Even in the southern hemisphere, in Seal and Piston Rings will play the Wingeier. p4 2 Argentina and Australia, recent re­ Bankers while the loser of the ports shw that lack of_mpisture has Krogers vs. Penney game will play Total ...................40 10 14 27 8 -1| so dried out the soil that seeding the Hlrsch Bros. The winners will Struck out by Wingeier 11. walked operations, which are now being then play Friday. It is possible that three. Two base hits, covllle two. 0. completed, hare been made ex­ the semi finals of the tournament Karcher two. Three base hits. Rich­ tremely difficult in many districts. will be completed this week with ardson. Double plays Richardson to OBITUARY. finals scheduled for Monday. Walton. Left on boxes seven. Chester O. Beach, son of Edwin According to Warren Carter. aU RHE who have participated In the tour­ Hastings ....000 000 100 1 5 3 nnd Cornelia Beach was born at nament will celebrate with a dinner Freeport ....006 100 03 10 14 2 Seneca Falls. N. Y-. on May 5. 1887 at the conclusion of the series at Umpires — Mauer, Freeport. and passed away very quietly at his home in Rutland on July 22. 1934. which time the winner will be pre­ O'Dunnell. Hastings. age 67 years. 2 months. 17 days. sented a championship trophy. It is the plan to make tills victory ban­ On March 2. 1888 he was united In marriage to Maud Countryman who quet an annual affair. The trophy LOCAL GOLFERS TO In question will be awarded to the PLAY AT GREENVILLE passed away seven years ago. To this best team each year. union Uiree children were bom. Hastings golfers will play a re­ Fred of Hastings, Mabel Laubaugh turn match with Oreenville at of Rutland and Jasper, who pre­ WOMEN PLAYING FOR Greenville next Thursday. August ceded him in death two years ago. GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP 23. There will be a dinner dance in He came with his wife, and eldest the evening after tl>c matches are son to Michigan in 1890 and has Nine Qualify for Annual over. Those planning to go either since resided.in and around Has­ for the matches or for lhe dinner In tings. Tournament at Hastings the evening are requested to let Ed­ He leaves to mourn his sudden Country Club die Van Pope ring know as soon us passing, one son. Fred, one daughter, Mabel, three grandchildren. Elmer Mrs. Chester Stem with a 103 led possible. Laubaugh and Bonnie and Donna the way in the qualifying round for A CORRECTION. May Beach of Hastings, one broth­ the Women’s Championship tour­ In last week's issue the Banner er. Norman Beach, and two sisters. nament at the Hastings Country Club incorrectly staled that it was Mrs. Mrs. Clara Oliver of Seneca Falls. last week. Others who .qualified Clyde Wilcox who won the Women's N. Y.. Mrs. Anna Brague of Buffalo, were: Mrs. Ray Branch. Mrs. Eddie Jidy iiandicap by defeating Mrs; several nieces and nephews and a Van Popering. Mrs. Ray Ptnnie. Chester Stem In a 45-hole “mara­ host of other relatives and friends. Mrs. Clyde Wilcox. Mrs. Wilbur thon" match. The reverse is true Lane, Mrs. James Bristol. Mrs. Roy OBITUARY. Hubbard and Mrs. Kenlth McIntyre. the match. The information for the Merritt Wood was born in Wone­ In tips first round Mrs Stem de­ story last week was obtained from woc. Wisconsin. January 25. 1857, feated Mrs. Branch 10-3. the Club pro and either the facta and departed this life August 3. Pairings for the second round are were given lo us wrong or were mis­ 1934. aged 77 years, 6 months and 8 as follows: days. Mrs. Stem vs. Mrs. Van Popering; understood by the writer. He came to Michigan with his Mrs. Plnnie vs. Mrs. Wilcox; Mrs. father from New York in 1884 and Lane vs. Mrs. Bristol; Mrs. Hub­ CHARLIE ROSE LOW since resided here. December 30, bard vs. Mrs. McIntyre. IN RINGER TOURNEY has 1891 he was married to Miss Eliza­ Charlie Rose won the Caddies beth Brightrall of Irving. To this IN WHICH A GOLFER’S July-August Ringer tournament union was born one son. He was a DREAM COMES TRUE with a 33 while Larry Waters and member of the I. O. O. F. lodge 53 years, school director 12 years and road commissioner several years. He Doo McGuffin Goes Direct rad 35; Les Larabee 38; Carl Conrad was well known and highly respect- Frdm Tee to Green on No. 5 at Country Club It Isn’t very often that a golfer smacks the elusive little white pel­ let "right on the note" so that it travels directly from the tee > into the center of the cup. But that is Just what Doc Mepuffin did. at the Health Ahd Happinen D RS News d 23 The world darkens at times for all of us. but it brightens more quickly for the person who has sound health, because such a gard misfortune as an experir rather than as a climax to The healthy person Isn’t stampeded by circumstances, in- straight through to the other side. If your health and spirits are below par. to that life seems a weary.struggle, instead of a good ggme, don't wait Go to the best doctor you can find and have a thorough examination. finds a prescription necbe careful that you take good druggist who has the reputation for accuracy and care in filling orders. There is more need for precaution than ixrhaps you realise. Copy rishi. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Monday afternoon CLAY HILLS. Dale Robert of Grand Rapids'< Rev. Oscar Smith officiating. His rith his spent last week will. !•'— cousin,.body was laid to rest in our ceme­ Clarence McNee. i tery amidst a profusion of flowers. .----- j —,J- He leaves to mourn him hts wife Margie Demerest of Grand Rapids . was a visitor at Eugene Haight's Elizabeth, his son George, his son’s wife Allie and three grandchildren Elizabeth. George. Jr. and John. Leon Potts and wife attended the Gibbs-Johnson ‘reunion at Lorn Sympathy is extended to his loved Johnson's In Middleville Bunday. Fred Opperman and family of OBITUARY. Midland. Mich.. Harold Robert and Marc Elroy son of Allen and. Car­ (family of Caledonia. Ed. Colburn and family of Labarge. Mrs. Grace rie McDonald, was born Nov. 3. 1923. passing on July 28 at the age of 10 I McNee daughter. Ruth and two (children. Joe Drcsch and wife of years. 7 months and 25 days. Strick­ ‘Grand Rapids. Guy McNee and en with infantile paralysis, he lived family and Mq. Martha McNee. lo-. only nve days. All that tender cal, were Sunday visitors at Roy Mc- hearts and hands could do could not keep him. IDs brief life was lived in Catil'a. .... Mrs. Sarah McCaul Is visiting this community, where his fine hap­ py. loving disposition made friends relatives l»l Midland this woek. Roy McCaul and wife and Wil­ easily and permanently. He leaves liam Hullet and wife are camping al to deeply mourn his passing besides Uie parents, two sisters, Agnes and Houghton lake this week. Elizabeth, two brothers. Howard and "When there is (o« about, a cer­ Carl and a loving grandmother and tain amount always penetrates Into a hoot of other relatives. Funeral the house." says a writer. It’s extra­ services were held Tuesday at 10 ordinary, too, what a lot of mist col­ lects in the bathroom after the head Rcv.-L.L. Dewey. Burial in River­ of the house has had his well-ad­ side. __________ _ _ ___________ vertised morning cold tub. Although President Roosevelt is A recent society bride had six said to work frbm 8:30 A. M. until bridesmaids in hyacinth blue silk I midnight, he doesn't, seem to have and two pages In rich crimson vel-llald the usual number of comer vet. with gold lace. A pole bride- stones. .. - Amttantal;y^un, Codified industry Isn't so good'order to save time; making It four when it becomes a cslm of a code 'times as long as you would make a defied. 'handwritten letter. TOMORROW \ MWtt\ « J VHVH T© <^3- I " STAR ctV - Back-to-School Bargain! . /Boy’s SHIRTS Percale-Broadcloth-Chambray! 39C Mickey Moyte Pins Slock ap for the school reason ahead at this scnaationally low price* Fan­ cy pattern percale*, solid color broad­ cloths, blue and gray chambrays. Sizes 12^-14% " •’ For Every Boy and Girl Coming To PENNEY’S A Big School Bargain! Boyt* GOLF HOSE Ftncy All-Over Patterm! Buyt Boyi’ Athletic Son 15® xs< Another big bargain for Psnney'il Imagine buying real quality golf hose at thia low price! All-over fancy leg patterns with knit turn-down cuffs. Many colors. Sires 7 to 10H. Bargains! Full-Cut! Full Lined Knickers Boys’ OO Child’s Lunch Boxes Pencils 4 by 8 Inchet! Double handle*. Metal insert tray Finished in red, black, or green crystalinc. Boys! Girls!'Mickey Mouse* Sweat SHIRTS The Biggeif Hit In Town! 59® Yes sir . . . Mickey, big as life, right on these fine warm sweat shirts! Crew neck style shirts with long sleeves. Sixes 6-18. Whites, blues, tans, reds, greens. A Iso "3 Little Pigs. Boys’ Boy** Blue Chambray Gym Shoes SHIRTS 49c 39c A value miracle! Pure silk Seamless Hose in fine-gauge chiffon! 2Se Yes, silk hose at half-a dollar Is a "buy*’ . . . but when you can get two pairs of .pure silk ^hiffons at the tame price, you really'shouldn't miss them! Sesmlm—•” SSlofSl ■ Men ’» Fancy Rayon Socks Misses Anklets Here's the quality story in back of this ex­ ceptional bargain! They’re full lined with cotton twill .. . they’ve a knitted cuff ... nothing skimped, strongly sewn and re­ enforced at point*'of strain! They’ll wear and wear. Dark blues, greys, browns, tans! Save on School Clothes! Rayon Undies 25c .Think of it! A year’s'supply*costs only a dollar I And they’re good quality!-The material, the cut and the tailoring- la un­ usual at 25cI, Vests, panties, bioomen all have features you’d expect to pay much 'more for! In sizes 34 to 42! Come earlyI, Ready for School! Girls9 Tub FROCKS 49C See that your daughter has tots of these . easily tubbed, easily ironed dressed 1 Of fast color prints, trimmed with contrasting bindings, and solid color or white organd Sizes 1-3.3-6,7-14 yrs. Values! * Another "Knockout-out Value”! Men’s Sil Whiles! Solid Colon! Fancies! 63c PERCALES Sounds almost impossible, buying a FA PROOF shirt at this price ... I truth I Vat-dyed plain color bl and vat-printed fancy percale* our exacting specifications. Si Hastings >1 C. Penney t . �Tire nAsrnra* banner, HMtiog. Banner X£ Hat kirtnn Uing. The bank declared that the 2.1. k i , - . •uHmuSI —------------------------------- regimentation of the big Industrie*, OOOK BBQS, Ulter*. to whlch th0 had mad# large । Views and Opinions; What Others Say Wednesday. aL'gust w. This and That Henry Ford. The Pioneer Spirit. Concerning Production. Looking Forward. * itu Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday conducted strictly under l«x ulatlons. The crowds will enough to Um diamond to interfere Ito BUM IS WOrtt we nuuuic um tasnth century; tat Dtekcns de-I and XX BHIKSEUIICE ' CHARGES SEPT. 1 _______ day. expecting to be gone a couple TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. UVAITt niXTU Tm ta.n. In U>, pol. h.d n»d. ii™ Messrs. and Mesdamee W. J. Reed, ...1 i' "W®* Inr cmrln, on .ncl. in. I*-, and Mrs. Daniel Striker, the for their pa trona, “’ ", \ .. trend M of aniurs m in .LZllSTSt.lA me unpea maics i Henry Ford, seventy-one years re-!J- v- Sassamxn, D. C. Bronson, Guy W dustrles very cautious about making ovcr thc cCntAry. tlu? more you cently, states in a press interview Bauer. E. J. Huffman and C. P. Misses Striker. Townsend and Brown , , ■ —:— ------- ;------------------------- additional loans, and they were not must be of the opinion that Uie that the force widen wut save thta.^torOp- Mrs. W. R. Jamieson. Mrs. returned from Bay View Tuesday MMOTfotisM bx Mail. PmimM; 'doing so. The result te that thc present era te thc forerunner of a country ta old-fashioned American- Anna McQuffin and Henrietta Bauer night. flfty-three feet alx inches high (han tn banks In neighboring counDi BAHJ4Y COUXTT. ON* YKaB. si.oo . v h llM,Tr llh . ... great transit Jon in our theme of tern which he defines as "the pk>-'*'e>'e dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. Hi seta is •***•««.) . bank finds it«lf with a targe sum gOTtrnmpnt This nation was mer spirit that isn't afraid to tackle Rowtand Webb of Grand Rapids Throughout, lhe glaaa consteu ot a tiC4i u[Kj Bre the very minimum FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. uniform tone, ite silvery greyish undcr the code. M?.N™ .•’• of Wte money, which it cannot loan founded and Thoma, Jefferson vis-1 anything." JThusday evening. ra BAKOV cwumtx thbkk moxtiib at a profitable rate nnd pay interest foned it os such, on the-theory that! “Americanism,'' he conUnued, “is Mr and Mrs. John Weinert expset and Mrs. Jewett of Grand Rapids green tint has a beautiful effect, i Service charges will not at all afgnd altogether the* window may be fecr any-depositor who is carrying IN advance _____ *„zsei on savings deposits. the average man would own hte own a type character wm to *me. *«*v-------------------p tomorrow— for-------Philadelphia *• — — wZM~ of v..n<wwK> m«. America ;■to — — >-------•------ and Mrs. Jesse Austin of Nashville it was made by people who had the OtmniiK iiabhy county, one n does seem srpm as z. if lf the t>,e authorities land land.-Iu,d and nlso also ^at that a majority of thc the ''was the!‘ln their lhclr car. car- andvill and will take with them were among the1 "number from regarded as one al the most re-!what may be termed "a cotapanYXAM ix ADVAJ.CE- »1.so I « “ ii ine auinonurs tvynuloilAn UUon H-rtMlrl rwimaln In ntrrl^nl, agricul-.courage to leave known, AnmA come i their erandsou. grandson, JarYlP Jackie Lzillliiever. Lohmeyer. abroad who attended the funeral markable object* in the Mlniter. £atlng balance"—that te a balance >yMStmoA m Iaaim* Uie ti.A fcnrwn-,, "MIS-i^10^4X0*1053' OJ>HS3 00 at Washington owe it to the coun coun-­ turaj CP(1[fr5 , here, face the unknown, and make They expect to take their time in I Mr. George Benoon, who describes that shall retunJ to the bank «ufceremonies of the late George Goodit tn hte Ancient Painted Ola*.* Win* flcient revenqe to cover the cost of try tn to Hear clear uo up anv any mVmndergtniMtmisunderstand________ „ ________________________________ w—,that , „pioneer , „ ex- |getting to Philadelphia and will Auruu.---------------- ..i-vu' trv Bu[ thts dream of j0ffcrson's has a new country. And i ------- --------.--------- ii.most ------.. people ..— work ------------is here - ------------——j old aboutpioneer a month or six weeks Ing which the country may have'not materialized; tract yet. The -«pend Sid. Crowell divided two flrzt prizes. dowa. says: "Bright coiouni are only carrying Uie account. The charges advebtisinq hati^. u*«l Ui outlining the medallions wm be. as we have explained, the .o *—“* vtaitlng at their daughter's. Diiptar MtrartteiBB r»tM »■ *;pUp- about what thfy p[an to do make for others, nnd they do not depend American stock always responds to1 “*rc the hour." -Mrs. ■SMM.M.-d'nMiM.rtl-.kAllt pl.ln whkt CD M cxpcrtM .nd “ Lloyd Lohmeycr's. Jackie has al the Chicago shooting tournament which rest on a tinted background smallest prescribed by the banking ----- under which all bonk* •" tn very we n need ta wi our spun spirit be*n ........... wlth hla last week. »< Sid Hastings mm has »• as adorned with naturalistic foliage code, i(M. h DB a,,, paaa. as« p«t iic». , , The result is that wc now have a Tne recovt 17 wc vcu » — grandparents •for — about —•- -1.0. u aays iumuuhp outlined in white on a brown ground. Michigan are operating. w«ui (Mama, ic a word tor Meh ia what need not be expected from generation of voters, the majority of American independence, some- three month*. He surely has had thc । good marksmen as can be found We cannot in this article go Into nwo*eo«au*M*a,?orC* U““ "ie' ■ Washington, so far as it affects busi- of whom arc products of city Indus- thing has happened to। American inlife. anywhere in- ; Ume of his me. anywnere if the boj-» will only get to The* colours used are ruby. blue, green and yellow, -nie modalllons individualism. : T,,e Misses Oerirodp Gertrude Farrell and the front. i-ls— —r.-7—------------------------- detail and say how these charges cordi of Thank*, fa MAmorita ayd'ness It Is business uncertainty now. ID-: they do not know the feel of an dependence and ...-----------— Married-at the .residence of Mr. B[*™r‘ed f°rm in each Ught and will affect an individual depositor, aAnlaUoa*. i« a ««rd. «»,„♦ le ihrntHim- ax «11 clears farm land in a forest; American used to have conviction.* ---------------------Maurlne Bmelker spent... from Thursd£d“rM .nt b« not lack ofinonej. of money, that is is throwing throttling Ujcy do nQ. thfin of * UjeJ..d ftghl f M day uu lrlp to Peter Schumann in this city, thc!alt^nB’* ln colour- The borders because it would vary according t| obiioar, noUtxh of loo word, or im, busineM. There is no place where /qrxow as tlicy sow cropsffl they have "I remember when I was a boy South Bend. Indiana and places in 7th. Mr. John C. Lenz and Miss 'haY® foliage simitar to the diape? the ata of his deposit and the ngM with a coloured margin, -ahd In each Maggie Beamer, the Itev. Mr. Ban- I ” 'th “ ^"ukM^wu/tr; nl JJJ'i such b’tetoew uncertainty can be no recollection of the beat of wind seeing men argillng-in the street and southwestern Michigan. .light the treatment .. is varied. The Any depa^tor who desires to learn > wuni. cleared up except at Washington. ' ““d raU1 and snow and,sleet upon fighting with their fists over their' Mr. and Mrs. George Smalley and croft officiating. Joseph Banks and hte mother of ",dJW‘h f°liMe exactly what' service charges will >rd. . their bodies as Winter tried to drive ideas. I don't know how many children of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Ada. Michigan, were In the city n'i ll ^,V U ^ a8h i * 1 ' '? h,Ut apply in his com can find out by k'a “n them from thc conquest of Nature's years it L* since I’ve seen that kind । Julia Lawrence of this city were------ --------- -- ----... — ,Moou.y and «.a Tuesday, Turaaay. the the guests guests of of' *?“. Bdd'ft, “ ,nner asking the cashier of the bonk with A dangerous proposal, elemental environment. of a street fight. It would be a dinner guests on Friday of Mr. and,Monday job 1'BIXTIXO.. i No vqter Interested in the welfare IL G. Moore and wife. Mr. Banks and . In,lh5 nflh >lght the rne- which he does business. Tliat officer . . . The net result of all this reveals a healthy symptom to sec them again." Mrs. Jos. N. Shultz. ----------------------------------------writer were boys together 'dolltan is similar with a coloured will be glad, to explain. There is one kaa m 01 Nichlgati shouldOIIUUIU neglect to pass of American unable Speaking of money. Mr. _R-B.^Messe^ spend- thc 1 ’efi'* IB iWlUIIIBIM* W majority |»»> Vk, .1*»• VIcitizens kv A, ■ UUBUIC „ J.-—.....,, ... ......... J , ..... j...... - -...... who^ha* - -........ been -..........---------Married at nXS^ Charlevoix '^r- hBV*2< Y*f°“T “d en" sure way of avoiding service charges .Ud i, vr. an opinion on the proposed gas tax to appreciate the priceless heritage states that it will ruin the life of any ng the summer here. expects to T. P. Cooper, and that is by carrying a compen­ ind of book .. nm»nH„,_nf whtrh wrmtrt ot free self-governing privileges, the man who treats it like anything ex- lea* e the fore part of next week for county. Michigan, Wednesday. Au-^ °«*s an oclafoil. limitation amendment which would resultlnK cjtbcn apathy and dtein- cept a tool with which to work. I his home in Loa Angeles. California. gust 6th, Mr. Ernest Hams and *" Wlih Dickens in Yorkshire. sating balance. The cashier will (York: Ben Johnson.) also tell what Is required to make •v restrict the levy on gasoline to a lcrest therefore icjve the way of "Tiiere Is • no Ford fortune." he i Emil Tyden will accompany him on Miss Belle Meech. ma'ximum of two cents per gallon, government o^en to the deffingoguo,: said. "Not as I understand fortune, a start business trip to that city. a compensating balance. PULLING TOGETHER. ------------------------. --------------------------------- - -------fp X TrT I I WHITTIER'S PETS. Tire banks of this county will not • --------— —J ---------------------Rev. and Mrs. R. B. Cllley. son wah n-,rrv Cutting the levy In half- would make the predatory and mercenary — poll- anyway. A fortune to me is someBoth the Middleville and Barry it imnassibie 'to maintain Michl- t,c,an: «nd- un,«* »'umBn «••*»» bcln«' »c"• ,hlnk’ a man hoards and on which Bert and daughter. Mtss Mary Belie | The pete at Oak Knoll were many put service charges into effect until mtennlal celebrations are good 11II- * 'mpoMibic Michl lQrfn }X)U neure centennial impos-uoie to maintain Micni rtgln.c but qUI for vourrelf yourself he lives in idleness. Money to me is CUley. of Vicksburg were guests ot AMONG ™BAraiC*NI^aMITO:^,rt^iu>™^,,“ “j September 1 next. Those Interested can ascertain, in the manner we lustrations of results that can be Bans nelawk of road;< adequately how nnd when .nrnc form of s.a.e aomething that enables me to get hte stater. Mrs. Cole Newton, and Early on the third morning we gardener one day, hod hte cage in have explained, just how the change thmurh m-oneratlon with- and to continue the Improvement of piracy and dictatorship will even- what I produce to you. the way a family |>art of last week, going from went back tn Pillgbo s village. What I Mr. Whittier's study, and early in­ will affect their own bank accounts. ’ KOVrTrlPM !tt township roads under terms of 'nA the tAallV tfially IW'-.',mJ' become sovereign in nnr our Ko. be- postage stamo stamp gets a-letter from me -Grand Grand Rapids, Rapids. When all banks ore held to a li­ in a community. Each event would McXlttAd. L».«lng IM price ol a sight to thrill our senses! Here gratlated himself, by some trick Mwta>-OM«e AvwUte. »»». AM who MarAs ta:nps?" ' ’ TWENTY YEARS AOO TODAY. wws the very thing we had traveled handed down from hte squirrel an­ quid condition of assets, thereby hare done credit to a considerably • "Overproduction! There te no Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Troxel returned al) this distance to sc-e. Some sixty | entry, into favor with the poet. So prevented from making loans at larger place and was made possible pygmies gathered there in th® | that, besides hte name, he received higher rates of Interest as they were course, that a tax reduction of two r Mr. Farley, postmaster general. overproduction." according to Mr. frOm Manton Monday where they only because a majority of the dtitha -----Froo D.P8ni ‘un>wn»- dancing mm sin?-j many oU other of rcg regard Mr. ?cE_ttoken® ®ken* °L “rd.Bat .t .fcl .r' formerly permitted- jo do. tliere is cents per gallon would mean a cor- national chairman. New York state Ford. "This cry of overproduction is hnVo been attendlfc- •' sens, at least, put petty personalities ing around two tom-tom plajers.. Whittier's hand. He used to take 11­ only one thing they can do. and that responding decrease in retail prices) chairman, says the Republican party a money cry. not a human cry. Man- Methodist camp meet , .. It looked like a gathering of gnomes I bertte.r*witlf* the"^oet5 ‘ coat>collar looked a antherlm? at irnrunn. is to follow the plain requirement ot to one side for the time being and «..u kind should produce forever more. Lowell a. Fisher. of/Woodland. and. has no economic program and canwould lurr Utlfeor t» .Heel on IM gcl o ,„ould j,. Never yet in the world's history has M(S5 Eugena M. Bart-y, daughter of from fairy-story land, this group of and hte sleeve, while as for pockets, Uie banking code and put in service worked together for the success of a _ use of motor cars-lnflnltely less. como familiar with what the profes* enough of any qood thing been A|bcrt p. Barry of Woodland, were tiny savages with their always-! they were all at Friday's disposal, charges. mutual objective. Almost any com­ united in nuujriage by Rev. E. O. startled eyes. Their skin was light- Here he would hunt for the nuts he for example, than a system of rough, son* arc doing. They are making an produced for use." munity -can be an agreeable place in The United States Weather Bu­ Mr. Ford'S: ideas on education ore Lvon of Woodland, on Thursday, or than that of the big people know were sure to be placed there by rutty, poorly maintained roads. In economic program for any oppasireau says that North Dakota has Their bodies, although small, were kind fingers, and, drawing them which to live If such a civic spirit othcr *“ *5' words restricting thc gas tn'v llon PO'lJ'Mr. Farley, in any nor ­ interesting and original if nothing August 6. tax ,lrt" “r *" “nv os this prevails. As long as people B E ma! frame of mind, would not hlmi Mr and Mrs. Frank Helbert and more perfectly formed than those forth with industrious little paws, temperatures betow zero for a longer are people there will be inevitable two cenU >*r Bal on not likely ,e)f !ikp to <.xp;aln IS1C debt to the -The real foundation of American daughter Lucile, of Hayesville. Ohio, of their bigger cousins. The chests he would perch on the bene- period each year than any other ’ , ,, .to to do do ahv any aooreciable apjireclable cood good but can nronl® people a-hn who mint must nav pay it riirrrtlv directly ar or Industry is an American schoolboy who had been guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. especlally were well developed, under factor's shoulder, and leisurely crack state. cross-currents of conflicting ambi­ broad shoulders that gave them the I and eat his spoil in the poet's very do a great deal of harm. Possibly indirectly, in taxes or in price.*. The trying to work out a problem tliat John McLravy for several days, re­ The bicycle industry has grown tions, dislikes, jealousy, pride, etc., . maxunum Uml, lor Huollnr I..- P'ol'^f '»■” hasn't any answer in the back of the turned Saturday to their home. Glen appearance of diminutive pugilists. • face. J™) •"? As soon as possible we had them And. with a most unbecoming dfil- steadily during the general depres­ but even Uie mast capable and u .... mortgages on every foot of land and book. This nation grew great solving McLravy accompanied them, and v otlon should be fixed but two cents equipment in the country problems- that didn't have any an­ will spend several wcks visiting in poelng for our cameras, singly and'gence. Friday would ransack the bu- sion. talented of individuate is not of very in groups: talking, singing, dancing., reau drawers, disputing Mr. Whita gallon te far too low. Hie amend- and when the joy of spending te fol- swers in the back of the book. But Hayesville. much account so far as the com­ and beating upon their tom-toms, tier's right to go there, chattering [lowed by the grief of paying the .. p you've got lo sit down and think to ment should be defeated. Mrs. o. E Balch of Morrillton, Ar­ Kansas, nas oome munity is concerned unless he (or G. will not regard the consequences solve them. kansas. hak oome to to maze make >n an excx- Al HrS^ ,hc *'omcn «nd children with glee when hte bright eyes esshy and ^’different, but grad- pied lhe object of hte search snugly -f believe America's educational tended visit with her niece* Mrs 8 she) can rta above such things oc­ ia* a political asset.—Chicago Tri­ B Wilcox iand Mr. Fr?dR?erS ’ U “lly weo'«came tm-ir self-conhidden in a dim corner; the poet's A GIANT SHELTER BELT. WATERS CIbOTHES SHOP syjtcm is nil wrong. It turns out mil­ bune. casionally and work wholeheartedly The Mterea Mur/McElwain and lb?”J™° *h* "p,rU. “,r* matching hte own when the A gigantic shelter-belt of trees a1 lions of high school graduates look­ with other fellow citizens on some WHERE THE MONEY GOES. ing for any kind of a job and not Charlotte Izike left Tuesday for-?f„th! “n“lr',and soo° hud lhcm ni,La wer® pounced upon and tri.hundred miles wide und stretching 0,lr Instructions. umphantly dragged forth. Friday worthwhile public project. Both' Officials who are mere entertain­ fitted for any job in the world un­ Ntagara Fall? They wUl wind the fol^wld}t Thomapple and Barry townships from the Canadian border to the wrek there. af<e7wh* h °“r °.r* lhU ^e would go out of doors and be gone ; _ . . . era ers are orauraj costing uic the puouc public utuuiu untold -Texas panhandle is being projwred. mUhons,_A| H. Weber in The Chec-i...—..I . .... friends .-------. ... group of ^^Xy the Little People ^'t^ gave us sometimes a day or two; but he ai•Hw.inwiUn.Mt in .. Uuuing ^ p^ apparently are fartunslc ln having ways returned at his own free will, and Mv.s Xrfkr w ill visit friends in residents of lids type. and in a glad little way. to receive winds which have created such H—. and ■k___________ _._ iB^» «ik.‘ ■ r rom UUT Scrap Book We are ready with a fine, new stock of havoc on the western prairies during recent years. The theory Is that this living wall would conserve moisture and Ums prevent top soil in thc re­ gion of low rainfall from being blown awny. According to"the plan there would A Quotation One evening recently we were levying the crowded lobby of a Lansing hotel when a man rushed j WHAT is done for up nnd "pumped-handled" us os If we ' effect, is seen to be were hU long lost brother. There was no secret about his effusiveness i done for effect: He la a political hanger-on. As a 1 What is done for detXMfd soft-job-holder under re­ equipped with three-inch thick not be a solid belt of trees 100 miles publican administration, he Is fran­ done for love. tically concerned about the pros­ quartz eyes in search of somcthinB wide but rather the planting would pects of Cgndiclate SO-and-So. merson new. An aviator flying miles above be done In strips 7.5 rods wide with These are critical day* for the job­ thc earth lias a chance to save him- a total of a hundred such striiis one seekers nnd band-wagon , riders. self if something breaks; but Dr. mile apart making up thc ovcr-ull They want to land. They want to be a vociferous backer of the win­ Beebe cramped in hte bathysphere width of the shelter. The total cost ning candidate. They are trying ta more Uian half a mile below the is estimated a|t- $75,000,000 and the attach themselves to whatever cansurface looking out on objects nev- time required, ten to twelve years, dldatc they -think has the best cr seen before by the eyes of man it would constitute the greatest re- chance. They don't care much who less it might be lecturing." it is, .Once pledged they make lota was helpless. If the cable broke, if forestation project in history. "That is why I started my two of noise which means exactly noth­ the quartz window or manhole covWhether or not the proposition t* ing. Convinced they ore on a losing Khojls here at Dearborn— the Edi­ son institute and the Henry Ford er developed a leak there was not considered feasible 'remains to bo side, they desert their candidate like Trade School. Every child ha.* some the slightest chance of escaping a seen. A large measure of conjecture rats desert a sinking ship. Over a natural bent-. Every child slimiid be rather terrible fate. If the cable remains for disagreement. B. , term of years the republican party trained to-use his head und hands -wnnhninted too much of tins con­ parted* it meant [dunging to the It is rather interesting to m. how- temptible type. The democrats got both in developing this natural bent." floor of the ocean and slow death ever, that thc plan should even be their quota in a hurry, in 1032 and by suffocation; if a leak developed, proposed. Possibly it indicates tliat early in '33. Il they have been a Whatever other virtues Mr. Ford even a small one. It meant being iwoplc of this country are awaken- IRUe niore conspicuous and their may or may not possess. he has al­ crushed lo pulp by the intense wa- ing io the fact that such problem.* • ‘c^^r^MtaSSaVlon. ways been ti worker and a thorough­ CURIOSITY AND COURAGE. Scientists like Dr. William Beebe have to have burning curiosity comtained wiUi ice cold courage to descend to unexplored deptlis of Uie ccf-an in a hollow steel globe —E . alter this opinion. They are un- hte. "’",rr1’1!h ““ When Mr. Whittier fell asleep on S lunn.d to’SJSS*’ .St tlie sofa, then was Friday's time for nil-chief; nestled on the warm ""d breast of his kind friend, be would ' and song. Life to them is one long industriously gnaw off the buttons game with neither beginning nor of the poet's coat. But ho waa never THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. punished. Tlw poet, would appear before any member of tlw hotueHuMort will .peM IM menu, ol! „ "I Ivold who looked as if a mending AURMI ut oun at Ute TOoDua^X JX.u'STm basket might be an. op|x>rtune sub­ ject. and say most solemnly, holding aloft in thumb and finger the rifled MM Packard ol CKttlotle came Saturday lor a Malt with MKs i /.....MT. button, "There is the last bolton Mabie Colarove. leavlnd TOcalay ! IS!? tM 'th gone." lor PeToakey and other nortltern re- 1 !^1 1 U WBInM And then there was David, "the wr. report in four daya. .Tweet singer of Israel.” the mocking­ Mita Belle Maxwell of' MinneT/h bird. David had pretty manners when occasion demanded. He was aixjlis. returned home Monday after two weeks' visit witli Mr. .and Mr* ISTTLt ’m kXu™ very fond of singing out, "Whll-liW 1 Hnllna-." U>l> hM' n° tUnc D> building 0 Vll- er-Whit-ti-erl” In lhe sweetest of xtr >nri Mr/’ tnhn n„«Kv la8C- 8<»n fifty more appeared, and tuts,*.? ,Mnd.Mi'™b:^£ni,„.“srd,s:,‘i calls, clear and distinct, when he de­ sired his master's attention. And Mr"aM M "T TrJik!™' "" «™tb "Sd^M a'Sr'-it^ he would chirrup to the iiorscj. so that they would stamp their feet, Ml... Mary Hartwell and Mlaa MsMlt^airtltuled U.'’d1'i1l*di1t and long to be off. until they found b?l Shepherd of Charlotte were the UlUMd U d“ y d,et out the little rogue. His favorite gucsla of Mis* Florence Diamond B „llio„„ 1K„, amusement was to circle In the air ind M -'. Vera Dolle Fridav “ waB ' lnU;rftsUn8 village that with many a wild flight, until al Mr. and Mrs W I Harvev of l,w Py8,nles bul,l °*> our s*,e- “ last, down he would come on Mr. Su'ult Ste Marie -.pi nt lhe fore part it mUe J1’!**1 W^th Whittier's head, where he would of Uie week with the tetters niece., !n> **“*> dBr*L.h?w,’!Wr rest in Intense satisfaction: Mrs Charles 'ifi*.ell thal wc ro'dd not tnkc Rood Plc,ures Then there was Robin Adair, the Ml*» Katherine Van VuMumbiinth *!? di”’* rlrari. 'Y** ,rxrrf,f?™ big shepiiord dog. handrnme i-nd of aud Mus Lavlnia Bu’lcr returned d a clearing in n lew somber a "Father miner serious tum or of mind, yet him? Friday after a two week.-, stav I>Brt,01 lhe forest, and built a sort of .not averoe to a bit of a frolic. If the «>'n .nd oxa V?e..,r r » Ind Mr.. »n hSR? Lriand. 1 Wontl.nd. wdrr I ter pressure at these low depths be- as soil erosion arc of national con-likely It Is because they were less going exponent of "the pioneer spirit" which U forever trying fore he could be pulled to safety, sequence; not mere personal mai­ experienced. They lacked the sub­ something new. lie could have re­ lt takes something more than mere ters for individual agriculturists to tle and ulterior fineness of their tired to a life of ease in the early predreessors. But it all amoun.s to days of the automotive industry but knowledge to attain eminence In the deal with az they sec fit. HUtorians the same thing. Don't get excited ,rtud‘o rU1B’e torrv. poet gently urged it. Yet hte preferfield of science. ‘ 'can point lo many civilizations that or disturbed by the rantrngs of this Instead he chone the life of an acMr.*. Sylvester Grcuvl Jr and The work in the studio village ’ence wm to lie at hte mastfers feet, live manager. Even today he prob­ =— ' have been destroyed or weakened. type of political leech. They never ably puts in as long hours as any of •her mother of C'dverdnle went t , proRre.-vsed happily once the pygmies and in a reflective mood to gravely . FUEL TAXES. .* through neglecting such homily 1 ■ tave done anythin-: but act as his employee' Hix health is raid to ceased to be self-conscious, camera- consider his face. There also was conscious, and generally ill at ease Jackanapes, frisky, changeful little Speaking of automobile taxes we through essentia) matters, —he blood-suckers on the public payroll be excellent Every morning before relative* there. ' and they never will. The person.■breakfast he rides a bicycle «nd In a short time they entered into sprite, now here, now there, ulway.-, wonder why any power vehicle United States has spent money on nrM ajtrtttontxi above is cam<-Li1iundny "ur^Vteit^witi^hte the, and co-op- demanding love and getting it" aireno-.ic- aMClv..v„ himself by running at hl» , which uses the public highways many projects infinitely leas im- count. His private lit.- ts n good stretches Farr*Lanc*«i'ate* 1 mother Mrs M L Atkins. erated with all thc the cheerfulness of les* less at of the du duties Um at of ■ a rtna dog's ’« exlstshould be exempt from paying a fuel porlant than that of soil conserva-. *Xeq! of- » disgrace and his public * their sunny natures. I ence, yet petted unremittingly. The * LB>rvU-i« han service ha* alsriv. always been nf of nitaatlfuiquestion* tax. There are certain vehicles in At the -end of each day's work the, pair of dogs were great friends, ,yet FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. --------------------- ------------------cl Unlike other big industries, the nv^rnipo lined 11rtin tr\r their bananas Kar.n... they preserved _ ______ . a L...I — -.- _______ . . . Mrs. Walter Buckout and soil of pygmies up for business oversight ------------------- 1JO. jfDVct-Uptj by’g use. we understand, which run part­ ... Ford concern and — an occasional their individual rights. They as? board v. of olrectorx. dlrec qu.k. Julia uu*u> and —----- --------------------- ------ treat — ' of — of i He and hu fam­ Toledo, are vtettinx ta Mrs. ly on gasoline and partly on kero­ THERE'S ALSO A PRIMARY. WillUon'a. Miss Bessie Willison, who palln ol * or PC*nuts. Those who would always accompany Mr. Whit ­ ily own all the stock. Consequently sene; on gasoline when driving It won't be long now before p>- > he can make decisions and act with­ has been spending the summer there *>ad ta*tcn part in the pictures that tier to hte favorite seat under a opUloci. through cities, on kerosene when litical campaigns get underway in dav were paid a little more than the large ~spreading l<>c«uuia maple, um and uicrv. there. out going through lhe red tape of returned with them. Ml’s Brown from Hastings and fiu,Prs Then u*y would all scamp- with the doga at his feet, and Philgoing through the country. Such earnest. Unfortunately chief interdirectors' meetings. AUo in consider­ er back to'their dark little village,1 iDna. ippa. lhe the pretty pretty Jersey Jereey calf, calf, tethered tethered th® nrtuv vehicles are paying for the upkeep c«t will center on the election in able value The saddest commen­ ing new improvements nnd develop- Miss Holmes from Chicago, were cr bac*c to'their dark little village.1 Ippa. tary we can think of is that our yelling and singing with glee-- i just without the drooping branches w _. Ruest* of Mrs G H. Reeder on Hen ­ menu ,. he lx not hampered by the. oi the highway* only while they are form of government often finds a fear of what may happen if the stock ry Street. Titey went to their re­ Martin Johnson, in "Congvxilla." ! the group would often pass the betusing gasoline.’ From Uie standpoint the primary- is of even more Im­ bettor-paid job for this kitid of holders do not get their usual dirt- -P'*'11'0 homes Tuesday. — Grand iNew York: Harcourt. London. Har- ter part of a summer morning. Just of wear and tear on the highways it portance. For if people fail to make leech than it does for hard-working, dCnds. ' R»plds Herald. । raP > I a stone's throw off. the road wound • ♦ • r—Tlw -Miows Maude Bentley and THE FIVE 818TFRH OP YORK thU ot 111X1 makes little difference whether a good selections here, the outcome of well-trained doctors, engineers and pSurSouenSv^ 'b* the ,cnce would lln«er 01 other legitimate employees —S. L. Mr Ford is highly suspicious ot Edna Brooks returned from a three vehicle guns on gasoline, kerosene, the final election ,Lj really not ao Marshall in Clinton County RcpubPicturesque old vork is a place of je townspeople as chanced to be board! ol expert*. When-he learned 'vt'ek-‘>^ visit al Martin, Allegan dream, and a notable shrine of his- Q “ u» DoeTYhus surcrude oil. or even coal. No vehicle important; a mere matter of making tliat the automobile industry was county. Bunday . Marwhich uses the public highway the best ol a bad job. Citizens who Already enough clubs have en- crownlng* flory l/'i's Mbte^Cathe' rounde<1 by hU dumb The. Republican party he’d a big going to be started toward recovery should be free from some form of appreciate what the privilege of a .jubilee (__ in Jackson. under the oaks. by a group of political experts, he ,ercd for the basetail tournament to I free ballot really means will turn last Friday and Saturday, in comv exclaimed: "What are these, super- BUirantee that it win be a success, In Britain, which is famous for ite fuel tax. ,, t ■ 'Lady” Baldwin, the ffamous ex­- simple grandeur all lhe'world over I __ men? I've been looking for such men '•>*» —- — . __ ,, out for both elections but interest mcmoration of the organization of league twirier, has been secured to A UNIQUE SITUATION. the in the fln^l outcome should not ob- ,h " Republican -party, whfth oc­ all my life." Its beauty impresses the observer WdV umpire all the games which will be with a strange feeling of awe and J™ curred 80 years ago in the same .-pot In the Chicago Tribune of Sun­ scure the fact that. Ultra is also a Regarding the automobile indusIndus- ---------------------------- - --------- --------------- i__ •sublimity — ; and ---• visitors entering ----------------the I NEWS GLEANINGS. What^a good time there fellows day. August 5. appeared an adver­ -Th* New n*ni u anna primary and a very important one. had' vdlifymg the democratic pur­ try. Mr. Ford believes that it U In cialtae on .a certain group of parts great church, as the afternoon light Great1 adranres "r proce«cs required to make the softly gleams through Ita ancient. j XayVorlhe new philosotisement that not only was unique ty telling of its failures, and what Great advances are predict, d for-the finished product. Any loss in me- stained gtass. instinctively pause ber.n.—. m, < Prmoso but indicated the troubled times _____________ ____ _____________ they would do. STATE LIQUOR STORES. Doesn't it make you sick? If the I liv-.lr ahAu/l anrt .see hn* f,, u *®®t*t*Cy Will tlirough which we are passing, and wc can't agree with Secretary of party had . played the how ibe minds oi financiers Jipinciers and big bi? 8Ute Frank Fitxgerald's view that -Republican c i(m u|c c»w. n.™ -to. rm wn. _ whW1 “ .game for the good of the country. •“ ■» so. h. w. which may either destroy ua in the business men are bding being dlsturbed/by dlsturbedyby ftate liquor stores should be abol- p been ip power, Itwould wouldhave havestill still been • • • : Apart from its architectural value, holocaust of war or emancipate us them. The First National Bank at ished and* the traffic turned over to 'but instead, it thought it was all Once Lhe leading exponent of ex-!. Mr. Ford Is an enthusiastic collie- the window has other interests; once and for all from poverty and powerful, and when that feeling ext rente concentration of industry. Mr. ' tor. Unlike many men of wealth whofOkkcns. full of fancy and quaint Englewood, a suburb of Chicago, private concerns with a consequent exploitation.’—Norman Thomas, Ford now believes In decentralize- iconcentrate on the art masterpieces conceits, has Interwoven around its took a big spore in the Sunday Tri- saving of overhead costs Undoubt- Iste, there U always a change. head of Um Socialist party. Some one or two decades ago such ‘tion. Tliat is. he believes that the <of Europe. Mr. Ford desires to pre- legendary, origin a beautiful re­ bune offering to every depositor of edly these stores do .cost more than ucties were thought necessary, and ideal industrial community of the serve i forever objects that will Ulus- 'tmanse, which is enshrined In the The Brazilian al‘ qr three-toad the bank having a savings account they should to run; undoubtedly the these old time politicians ------------------think — they ,/'near future will have a population Itrate the development of American pages of Nicholas Nickleby.*, The sloth <so familiar to croas-word puxof IHMi -or less a new Parker foun- state could make more profit Ijy are still good. Better wake up. re- of about 10.00»TwiiI be near enough life 1 and industry. At his remarkable story of "The Five Bisters of York" tAin pen if he would withdraw that turning the sale over to business, publicans. You lost out because you to the soil so that workmen car? grow museum near Dearborn, for ex- ts merely a new tender tale of aiatar,figured that what you did was right, .a... pariuof ample, _ he has__actually revived a ly love and companionship. It forma w»«nl Iran’ U» tank TO. COKenu: newtMlu. U«, »o«M —the .... food they require, ™,„.,and u __ ____,__________ .add the taxpayer go hang, political will thus live under more healthful number of lhe handicraft Industries no sequence in the plot of the novel. Lincoln, who stood 6 feet 4 Inches, tuetnent also stated that the bat.k be maintained because they are at thought andaction.qjust progress aszz conditions than is is possible as aa practiced in the early days of thisa^tir>n pr—— conditjoni thsn paeibin ’e crowdSt crowdpracUoed in the early days of this* The great window. W r'—- with wu 2 Indies taller than Waahlngwould not receive any more savings least taking the element of private does therest ofthe country. Get in ed industrial quarters of large cities, country. In other words he itry. Get in cd industrial quarters of large cities, country, in other words hedoesn't doesn't exnuUUe grisaille geomeL____ ton. piuiu out am of ar the me retail reuui liquor liquor traffic name.s— — — -------- w number collect for the sake of hoarding an anaoqpunts of any amount under pros- profit ’-<p>■' -------- rpIay the .sanw ior and A n “mber of such communities con- oolite; ­ which has been the admiration of a.— -'■ . ■ . and . thu• m . a faetew . . without witbquk th "*-thought * * ' ~J’* -• th- tiquts - —but to 11- successive generations for above six nt cotuution* nf <-nn Mrr Citizen, ®*Irf Citizen, Of*iveatently * connected will take and.... rare art objects, The thermos, or vacuum bottle. tub ,e^>n .. . -4 J t ” iwuidtrablf whafyou yourrelf will get out of it. place of the giant wper-planta of the lustrate a definite and eminently hundred year*. The name of 'The ,=----------------------------------------— --wag invented by Sir James Dewar nw xtawa given for requating importance. Paul MfDoruld, Gaylord. ^present. Each community will spe- worth while objective. *—“ given to “ --------------jFlva — BUtera." it on account tin un- Fall Suits to rn. lSK ”,TSi SU. ti.. 1 ■’nu‘u" W1U11” Ol UUf World Huauliful new fabricM'an styles, in all sizes from 35 to 40 — Regulars, stouts, shorts and slims. 1859 'I' s215" Boys’. Knickers Long Wearing School fabrics. Boya’ Crew Neck Slip Ovens, at— O\zC Young Men's Pure Virgin Wool, Zipper style 98 Slip Oven, at— X““ WATERS CLOTHES SHOP �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13. 1W4 | Dr. Fred P Currier of Orafid Rap- I Mrs. D. L. Christian and Mr*. Nel- ' DELIGHTFUL MU81CALE!fate was tn th* city on Monday. |lte Conaway were tn Grand Rapids, TEA AT GREENVILLE. I MBs Mary Ellen MuWer is visit-;°!’Tu**d“y' J The following clipped from the *otaf relatives in Grand Rapids thia,1 Mr. and Mra. ***"• ---------------Keith — Fuller and ciely column ot----------------------------the Greenville Dally i Mr. ud Mr. Wart .lUndrt 'Hew. ot Aug. Bh will be or InUreM Ur. James x.ma. Pau^i .Ith* b<11 ** Detroit Sunday, ito many of out readers: I Mrs Patton of Detroit— ----- SEPT.1 Social Events and Personal Mention iwwk. 1 tetr patrons. W a Spaulding ot Wall lake was I। Mrs. J. B. Mayberry. of Erie, Pa-.* Mrs. John Engel u visiting relain the city on Saturday. ,1* expected Wednesday lo spend two Uvea In Canada. /, Mr and Mra. Snyder spent D L. Christian was in Detroit over seeks at the Floyd Everhart borne. Mr■ ---------and Mra. David Vail of Muzi» week end on bualna*. I1 — — r---------------r- last Tuesday In Delton. . • -- ■ — <j. p, Rauer atlendday ^id 'Tuesday in Hillsdale guests of Mr. and Mrs. E- A. Burton. । _ __ —------ —-------«M1M uZTilZ hL gone ' Waltcr *nd °f arwid „ “V”* M” Clltld‘n8’ 'lnd f Rapids are spending some lime at daughters spent Sunday in Jackson. lo Ludington for several weeks. । w pipp cottege at Wall lake.’ Roy Bimp*on ot Grand Rapids te to. W. H pipp left wall lake W ” fJTtv vW“n« hU covulnMulder. for Cincinnati. Ohio, last Wednes™e Mte»es Dorothy and Be ty Mba Beatrice Hemey visited day. IS o< F R ^erniS X Traverte Ctty relaUvw on Sunday. Mr* Lyle Scudder and Miss Mil- ■ S ' U * F R Everhart w‘d ,,m' । Mr*. Olive Doyle and Mias Nor^£*1^ -re in Grund Rapid, ; 1 ™ Doyle spent last week at Gun code. Their i much leas wring coun- I* carrying 'a oompeni a halann* e bank *uf- The charge* plained, the the banking , banks in Ucle go Into icsc charies il depositoi*. res to learn ;harges will find out by • bank with That officer There is one vice charges, ; a compenashier will iQty will not effect until e interested manner we ’ the change k accounts, teld to a li­ es, thereby u they were do. there is do, and that lulrement ot 'ealhcr Du­ any other has grown sral deprea- , ™J 1 " Ur ■ nA Mr. - *■ d ’ W 1 h»d u owner |ue» oo Tbundey. ta.t Mr*. E W. Bullard of Chicago. II)., u..: Ur" C"T“ »vU »' ORI». ' H fw'"" Hullraa. Mn.. Leo Wei. tony ladle, on Wedneeder anernoon with a muslcale-tea honorIra Mta rninla r«u « Mln FotU haa recently errtuaUd MADE Measu Mr, Ltord Blorer Sl» and MU, Elolre '™» ,h' coowrealory ot Mu«leher al -lore, are D? Wt‘fre". “ and will n»unue Storer visiting friends in ue De­ («rer are vui mg rrienas John went to Chicago stutfy a{ JulIlard gchool of troit thia week. Tuesday to attend the National in New York this fall. Mis* Prances Button'll In Ionia Monumental Dealers Convention in | UUs5 Elizabeth Rarden was also for ten days aa thc guest of MBs .M-Mion at Uie Stevens hotel thi* an honor guest and assisted Miss Dorothy Humphrey. . week. Wellesley Ironside and Lloyd potu wuh musicale. Mrs. Sarah Powell and Walter Lohmeyer accompanied him and ' Mrs. Ranney was assisted In rePowell vteited Miss Druzdla Powell wtll see the sights at A Century of ceiving by Mrs. A. J. Bower. Mra. at Howell'on Bunday. Progress ■ . LeRoy Ranney and Mrs. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith and Mr. Mrs. Edwin Pate and children, b. Ranney. and Mr*. Harold Smith Attended the Laurence and Mary Elizabeth, of 'Die following program was carUr and Mr* Turn Rvan of J»ek ‘frOm “ lwo ’retk*' "I®*1 Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Foreman of Ionia fair Monday evening. Dctrott, hove been guests of Mr. and Hed out. Mrs. Kate McMillan of Grand Mrs. E. C Edmonds since Saturday.; piano Gropp— Men who have worn BUitu, topcoats or Rapids waa thc guest of Mrs. Elisa­ Today Mr and Mrs. Edmonds ac-1 p Tottla'H ’ Foreman. 1 Bach_—Pn.inHn Prelude in n B. wi.« Flat minnr minor „ * „ , , a J Mr*. R B. Mezaer and her broth-, Miss Frances Sage la visiting her beth Pickell over lhe week end. overcoats made by the Schaefer Tailor­ company Mr*. Pate to Detroit for a ‘(from the well-tempered clavichord) Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Scudder spent.tr, Albert Williams, spent Monday aunt, Mrs. Will Sage, of Grand Itai>Mr. and Mrs. Hodler Smith. Mr.' visit, the children remaining here ing Company do not need to be told that Beethoven—Sonata Op. 31. No. 2. Sunday afternoon and evening in [in Jackson with their niece. Mrs. ids this week. and Mrs. Keith Daniels and Bud Grand Rapids (France* Mahoney. | Mrx. Harley Fox, who visited rel- Chase spent- Monday at the Ionia with Mlsa Grace Edmonds. Largo e Allegro. the fabrics are finest wool and the work­ Guests of Mr. and Mrs. George j Mr. and Mr*. M. H- Bradfield and Mr. and Mr*. Oeorge Enoa and BUve* in Detroit last week, returned fair. Miss Potts. Lankerd of Rutland over the week' manship of the best. They know it. jtei Jack of .Milo vtelled relative* children. Robert and Ruth. bf-Cln- home Sunday. - Mrs. Mary McIntyre of North end were Lynn Lankerd and C. | Song Group— here Monday. I clnnall. Ohio, visited tier sister, Misss Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ray Branch Branch re re­­ Hastings was Uie Sunday guest of Tliompson of Grand Rapids and Mr. I Benedict—La Caplnera^ Hundreds of suits have been bought Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Hackney of ----. Mrs. Anna Wlllltts of South Has­ and Ethel•-----.Jones, -on Thursday. turned on Tuesday. from a. business ...______ __Bryan ________________ _ _____ Moore—The Last Rose ol Mrs Kurtz of Kalama-1 Flint spent lhe week end with Has­ tings. Mrs. Joncphlnc Todd and son and trip u> Detroit. through us from the Schaefer Company zoo Sunday caller* were Mr. and ,mcrtings relative*. her friend. Mrs. Nall Lynd*, and Earl Wareham of Detroit spent Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Rfehor and Miss Rarden. Fred Lankerd and children of — with satisfaction so uniform among Miss Mae Keller visited Mr. and daughter of Coshocton. Ohio, left the week end here with Mrs. Ware- children of Canton. Ohio, are guests Mra. | Piano Group — Kalamaaoo. Robert remaining for a I Mrs. George Baker of Kalamazoo Tuesday morning for Los Angeles, ham and daughter. of hte parents, Mr. and Mrs- Jacob longer visit. Rachmaninoff—Pollchincle. our customers that it is almost monoton­ part of last week. Calif., io remain for a year. | Mr. and Mrs' Ward Baine and Rehor. ' Liszt—Etude in D, Flat major. ous. Mias Myrtle Taylor left Monday Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bchuls of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Puller spent Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pelham have COUNTRY CLUB LUNCHEON. .1 <un sospiro) with friends for .Chicago to attend Grand Rapids spent Sunday night Sunday in Detroit. returned from their trip to thc Mendelssohn—Rondo Capriccteso The Tuesday weekly luncheon at If you like made-to-measure clothes and Uie World s fair. with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniela. J Mr. and Mrs. Addie Parker are Panama Canal and Colombia. South Miss Potts the Country. Club was attended by1 Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith and They had spent the week end with visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Park- America. have never worn a Schaefer suit, you Song Grout>— daughter attended a family reunion Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Wolcott in er of Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Dell Sutton and sixty ladies, with Mrs. Frank CarRogers—The Star. will be fturpritted at the quality-per-dolat Lake Odessa Sunday. ». ! Charlotte. I Mr. and Mrs. Eben Smith of To- Mn M O Tolles were in Ionia last rothers. Mrs. F. W. Stebbins. Mrs. Donavdy—o Del Mio Amalto Ben Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels called____________ _____________________ Mr. and Mrs.__ Byron Smith of De- |edo were over Sunday aMM>M guests, w of week Wednesday as guests of Mrs. George Miller and Miss Eleanor lar available from this company. Woodman—A Birthday. Miller in charge. . on Mr. and Mr*. V. L. Wolcott at troll were In the city part of test Mr. and Mrs Edwin Smith Humphrey. Miss Potts 8now-on-the-mounta!n with zin ­ Charlotte Saturday evening. week. Mrs. Qjara Walldorff and | Mrs. Oeorge Coleman waa In BedMiss Bernice Cauktn returned lo You are invited to inspect our made-toRefreshments were served follow­ Mrs Harold Sheffield and daugh- daughter returned to Detroit with" ford on Bunday attending the fu- her home in Manistee on Sunday nias were an attractive feature of ing thc inusicale, which was a real measure line—you will find a complete ter June of Detroit are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Smith after spending neral of Mrs. Charlotte Parmelee. after a visit .with her cousin. Miss the table and lounge decorations. Top score at bridge was made by treat to Greenville's music lovers. Dr. F. O. Bltefficld for two weeks, several weeks at their home here. । Mr*. C- t>. DeCou and ion and Hazel Caukirfassortment of the latest patterns and The youthful guest ot honor Mr*. 8. B. Wilcox relumed to Milo Visitor* at Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mrs. Ketth Fuller and children atMiss Gcorgella Stewart of Kala­ • Mrs. Chas. Potts; the monthly guest pleased her hearers with a splendid colors in fabrics unexcelled. Saturdity after sending several Johnson's recently were Patrolman tended lhe Ionia Fair on Monday, mazoo is spending the week with prize went to Mr*. Harris Woodbume; Mrs. Roy Hubbard won the rendering of difficult Instrumental weeks here at he^ home on W and Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Lena Mm. Dora Fedewa. Mrs. Clayton classics. Her voice te also charming. golf match play with handicap. Grund St. । Green of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Brandstetter and Miss Martha Fed­ come Comers. The guests present from \away Supported by superb health and a , Mrs. Oscar Brightrall of Holland. ewa gpent Tuesday in BalUe Creek. Mr and Mrs. F. B. Droulllard and lovely personality. Miss Potts should j,— Mr. -and -----------Mrs.--Allen ------- ---------Steeby - — of Yan---------; Robert Jessen has ...u.mu relumed Miw Gwendolyn Drouillard of fon- were Mra. Donald Doubleday. Mtes Ro far in the world of music. Katherine Duketlc and Mirt Vir,kce Springs and M ‘ — o™‘ vtr" , Mtes Maxine Pow- to home in Chicago after a visit |tiac were Sunday guest* of Mr. and , MIm Rarden u so dear to her " Kalamazoo with Mrs. 1-------of - ------------.... ... .. - ------------„ j R Haycg jiniaEarl. Kalan jera Orangeville. with Mr. and Mr*. C.MW. Crawford Greenville friends that every chance . _ ___________ Mrs. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Kemp, who Misses Isabel Sage and Leone Mr and Mrs. Claude Sente, acto hear her marks an occasion and' have taught at Newberry the past Leonard spent Tuesday tn Ionia companled. by Mrs. Mary Angus of Parker. West Palm Beach, with Mrs. following several months absence in I year, were guests of her parents. Mr. With friend* and attended the fair- Rockford, 111., were in Grand Rap­ Albert Carveth; Mrs. Vinnie Ream California, she was greeted with ac-1 Boyd. Atlanta. Ga.. with Mr*. Chas and Mr*. Geo. B-Heath, and family 1 Lawrence Keech, who has been id* on Tuezday. claim. As nn encore for her group Mrs. Jay Lindsay. Grand on Wednesday and Thur»day. Mr. |n Binghamton. New York, thc past r.ir. and unu Mrs. airs, Charles vnaricn O unau ii»»c Potts; -— - - - she sang a poem written by Edward Mr. Hair have K‘™ Kemp will teach at St. Johns the returned lo Hasting* Bunday. returned to their home In Peoria, .... . .. , Fred Rehor. Canton. Ohio, with Mrs. Markham and set to the music of I .coming year. They returned to Mr. and Mrs. Proudfit of Uie tea- — 111., after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. the well-known "Humoresque." I U. v. DVOAUICI , AJIS. ------■ . Mrs. . Newberry on Friday. beUa Home of Grand Rapids were Clarence* Crawford. shott. Montreal, with Mrs Robert I Charles Rarden accompanied her ' Mrs. Carrie M Balch of Grand guests Thursday of Mrs. F. Ryerson Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Bradford of daughter. Rapids and her granddaughter. Mte* । Mm. Lloyd McCormick and chil- Sparta visited .their daughter and Present from away were Mrs Mildred Balch, and grandson, Har- dren of Detroit are guests of her husband. Mr. and'Mrs. E. A. Caukin. Angeles, with Mrs. A A. Anderson Charles Pott*. Mrs. William Cook The committee for next week will old Batch, of Morrilton. Ark., were parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer War­ Friday and Saturday. •• ’ and Miss Potts. Hastings; Mrs. . guests of thc former's nieces. Mrs. ner Mr. und Mrs. H 'S Gaskill. South be Mrs. Kim Sigler. Mrs. M. A Richard Messer. Los Angeles; Mrs. 8 B Wilcox and Mr*. Fred RyerMr. and Mrs. Earl Coleman were Jefferson St., are spendUig a few Larqble- Mrs. M. E- Whitman and Phyllis Reynolds. Ann Arbor; and aon. lhe part week. The young ln Charlevoix Tuesday after their [days with relative* and friends at Mrs. Chester Stem. Tomorrow afternoon the Womens Mira Eleanorc Bennink. Kalamazoo. folks were enroute to Chicago to atjimmy. whp has been there for Hillsdale and Jonesville. Mrs Ranney entertained her out Mrs. Vinnle Ream Boyd of Atlan­ Committee are putting on u benefit of town guests with luncheon at one tend the fair. 'several weeks. Mr. and Mr* Umuel .Severance Mri Wm corkins te on a motor ta, Oa., who te spending some time bridge al the Club which promises o'clock. The house and porch were to be a very pleasant and successful and daughter Lota drove to St. t,(p through northern Michigan in at Leach lake, was in the city on {over lhe meat Add lb* ifllkx_________ .... 7 _ •• profusely decorated with arrange- LOVELY PARTIES FOR John* Friday to visit relative*. Sat- eompany with her slrtor, Mrs. M. F.- Tuayday on friend*. MRS. ROBERT BURRELL., mato pulp, caver merits-ofstnnmer flowers from the j urday they attended the Sever- stone, of Detroit Mrs. FlorabcUe Stowell and son A lovely luncheon and emergency “l m°<* than a Greenville guldens of Mrs. Ranney's G.v*...ance reunion which was held at Mtea Nora Renkcs. Mrs. Margaret Rcbcrt ot Kalamazoo are spending NEW OFFICERS OF shower was given Mrs. Robert Burtnren 1323 degree* F.) for To, the condition of your LEGION AUXILIARY, friends. Lake Fenton near Fenton on the Rcnkes and Mias Catherine Clark the week, with her mother. Mrs. re 11 (Josephine Canreth* of Detroit On Thursday evening. AUK- 2. tlw eyes and how you see farm of Edgar Severance, whose aic enjoying a trip to Saginaw andi Anna Willitts of South Hartings. H-ORIDA SOJOURNERS on Thursday. August B. at the CarfaUicr settled there over eighty northern Michigan. Miss Emma Mary Bruehl of Cin- American Legion Auxiliary elected HAVE PICNIC FRIDAY. veth cottage at Wall lake, the host­ years ngo. were »»»more than. and •‘Mr*. C. "■ J-Stuart clnnati., uiuu. Oldo. » is mic the purab guest ui of nun. Mrs the* following officers for thc coming ukv. There wv. , i *Mr. “• - B,la ••s. VOman and son cuiiuu wcuring comfortable vision, The Hastings-Kissimmee. Fla.. esses being Mrs. Roger Wiawell of rtehtv - - of- — ------■ Lore 11 Struwin tills week. The ladles yet/, Uie installation dale to be aneighty nr«-Arnt present and a wonderful ana- yrs — Emmu — Douglass Grand winter visitors met Friday. Aug. 10. Kalamaaoo and MBs Eleanor Miller ou don't see com/ortabiy time was enjoyed by all. i Rapid* were Sunday guest* of Mr., visited in Battle Creek over the week President—Mrs. Ethel Foreman. at the summer home of Mr. and of thia city. I Supt. D. A? VanBusktrk returns on 'an(j Mrs James Langston. end. Three tables of contract were in 1st. Vice-Pres-Mrs. Nellie Conu- Mrs. Anthony Whitcfieet at Leach Friday from Ann Arbor where he| Wayne Merrick and Mrs i Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver, in lake for a picnic dinner, twenty-five play with high score going lo MBs has been attending the summer ses- ,Lyje ytshcr went to Wall lake Tues- i company with Mr. and Mrs. Will toward that result What 2nd Vice-Pres—Mrs. Lydia Rog- «««”* bclnH prtwnt. Needless to say Mac Keller and the consolation to idon at lhe University of Michigan, lo spend the - balance ot the Harrison of Grand Rapids attended a fine report was enjoyed as were Mrs Don Siegel. Mrs. Burrell alao step? The secnrlty of an \ Mr*. C. A- Bassets and Mias E*lhal nlc y^her col^ige. 'the Grand Haven centennial on Bal­ cards and games and a social time received a guest prise. Swimming examination. Without Secretary—Mrs. Ida Waters. er LaBallister have relumed from, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burroughs urday. into fine cubes and eook was enjoyed at thc close of the aft­ Treasurer—Mrs. Zella Cortrlght. afterward*. Camp Barry. Stuart lake, where they daughter Katherine of Clevr- i »Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smelker. THAT nothing can be acTho*c present were Mr. and Mrs. ernoon. Sgt! At Arms—Mrs. Hazel Hink­ assisted during the test camp per-, ja^d. Ohio, arc here for a two weeks' Mrs. Wilbur McDonald and Miss Loa compihhed. AFTER that Anthony Whitefleet of Hastings. Mr. Out cf town guests included Mrs. iod. I vacation and visiting friends. Fcrgpson returned Sunday from a ley. all Is known that will give and Mrs. Dan Green and Mr. and Chaplain—Mrs. Grace Wood. Paul Faulkner of Middleville and Mr. and Mrs. F. J.IBratten and Harry Adrounte. Leslie Cook.; three wicks' outing In northern Mrs. Ward Green and little daugh­ Mr*. James Oleson of Aurora. Ill. Historian—Mrs. Mae Mulder. grandson, Harry Bralten. Jr., ot .Thomaa Stebbins and William Seta- 'Michigan. ter of Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. W. Publicity—Miss Mabel Sisson. Another charming bridge-lunch-; Shepherd, arc visitors at the home dert jj., 4pent u,e wcc\ end in ChiMr. and Mrs. C. F. Bottum gnd factory vision. Add-one-half cup of Delegates chosen to attend the T. Grigsby and little niece. Mr. and eon honoring Mrs. Burrell «u given half cup of sugar, and their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer fag(> at A century of Progress. I son of Ann Arbor nnd Edward BotRlsing. and wtth other friends of, Mrs. Cora Dunning and Harold turn. "Jr-, of Detroit were guests of Department Convention to be held Mrs. Harry • WaUdorff. Miss Minnie on Friday by her mother. Mr*. A. H. cinnamon and clove* Harrison. Mrs. George Coleman. Mr. Carveth. 8- Jefferson St., twenty in Traverse City on Sept. 16. 17 and :Nashville and Woodland. Dunning returned to their home In,Mr. and Mrs. E- F- Bottum over the 18. arc Mrs. Foreman and Mrs. Wa­ and Mra. Frank Edmonds. Mr- and guests being present. Mrs. Wilbur i Mr*. M. E. Stewart and son Rob- whiting. Ind., on Tuesday after a I week end. OPTOMETRIST ert of Big Rapids were callers at vteit with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eggleston and ters. Alternates are Mrs. Helena Mrs. Henry Trim. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lane held top score al contract and a slit in the center. Bake Burton and Mtes Ruth Handy of Mrs Paul Faulkner was awarded Rev. Dewey's last Wednesday. They Mrs. Wm. Duckdr and daughter I three children of Chicago were Smelker and Mrs. Zella Cortrlght. one hour In a moderate Hostings. Mr. and Mrs. James Mills the blind bogey. Mrs. Burrell receiv­ Hastiag* ' wert enroute to Battle Creek with. arc guests of the former's pother.1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eggledecree* p > or until apptaa of Kissimmee, who are here for the ing a gift prize. ’ . Mrs. Stewart's slater. Mrs. Myers. Mrs J(M Coo|*er. of Kalamazoo and ston last week, returning lo Chl- BUSINESS WOMEN S der. This 1s very rich. HOSPITAL GUILD MEETS. summer, and her daughter, Mra. R. Guests from out of town were Mrs. [and daughter, formerly of Hastings., wln also gpcnii some time at Wall'cago on Sunday. At the charming Gun lake cottage 8. Harter of Schoolcraft. Roger Wisw-e 11 ot Kalamaaoo. Mrs. — lake. I Mrs. Keith Fuller and daughter TUNA FISH FIR. of Judge and Mrs. Stuart Clement R. O. Finnle of Woodland. Mrs. Paul ► I Mr. and Mr*. Charles Barnes have judy were in Grand Rapids Tues­ 4 T butter. Faulkner of Middleville and Mrs. . ‘returned from a visit with Mr. nnd day the latter remaining for a the August meeting of the Business PARTY AND SHOWER I slice onion, chopped. FOR RECENT BRIDE James Oleson of Aurora, Ill. '.Mrs. Frank Spensley of Buchanan. ‘week's visit with Mr. and Mr*. Women's Hospital Guild was held on 4 T flour Monday evening, covers being laid On Thursday evening. August Oth. k (They also attended A Century of oeorge DeVries. LUNCHEON AND BRIDGE. ► ‘ v<rMr. onrl and Mr* Mrs. ** M. J. * Spillane and for twenty-seven. Mr*. Clement was Miss Jean Ann Ttmm entertained at assisted by Miss Ruth Farr. the______________ __ home of Mrs._ Kenneth _______ ________ Gale on » I Mr*. Jack Snyder vteited her Mr. and Mrs David McLaughlin Coven were laid for twenty-four Bouquets of beautifully colored Prospect 8. E- In Grand Rapids tn at a lovely bridge luncheon at "The > daughter. Mrs. Earl Kermeen. of of Syracuse. N. Y. come tomorrow. 2 chicken boullllan cube*, gladioli made attractive decoration,. | honor of Mrs. Kenneth Buehler Caledonia from Friday till Sunday Thurrday. for a vWt with Mr. and Pines" on Thursday. Mrs. Roy Hub­ 1-2 c milk. Following the business meeting. (Louise LyBarkern who was a recent and attended the Parmelee picnic Mrs. C. W. Clark*. bat d and Mrs Edw. Van Popering tlw members told of their vacation (bride, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bryant and on Saturday. 1 c celery, cut in small trip*. Which proved very interesting Novel shower games furnished being the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ressor ond Mrs. Harkfiew of Miami. Fla. who Following the luncheon, bridge 3 hard cooked egg*. , Guests were Mrs. E W. Bullard! entertainment throughout the evefamily of Woodland called on Mrs nre visiting friends in Eaton Rap­ of Chicago. Mrs. Edwin Pate of De- nIng. after which lhe bricle wa< preb- was played at Mrs. Van Popering s Pcrlina Houfstatter and Mrs. Ida ids. were Sunday guests of Mr. and troit. aiftl Misses Winifred Johnston (vented with r»any useful an<j lovely home, the honors going to Mrs G. L Lockwood and Mrs James Rad­ Palmatler al the latter's home Sun­ Mrs. John Goodyear. and Helen Newton of this city. 'gifts. Lunch was then served. Mrs. Mac Trelb and daughters. ford Mrs. Wm. Stebbins won the stir until smooth. Add day afternoon. Announcement of the time and | Guests iwCMiit were Mesdamcs Dr. and Mrs. D- D. Walton knd Misses Florence and Leonards Treib. lion cubes, and milk, and . place of the September meeting will Henry Ttmmf B. A- LyBarker. Ken- blind bogey prize., __________ lk two younger sons spent Sunday with have returned from a motor trip to bc made later. sauce toils. Add tuna |ncth Gale, Wendall Peet. Ralph Niagara Falls. Rochester, N. Y.. and her parents. Mr and Mrs. Oeorge ------ —------- -----------------------Haucnstein; Mtescs Mary HenderPottct. of Mulliken, il being Mr. other points of interest.with round* of baking powder SIXTY ATTEND MIS­ 1 shott. Mary Kay Goughtery. Roselte Mrs. W. D. Campbell and Mtees Potter's birthday. dough and bak* In i>ot CELLANEOUS SHOWER. O'OonneF. Ruth He_ndejrahott, Mode­ i«r Mr and Mrs. Michael Sullivan of Jean Barnes. Florence Campbell and decree* F-» until btecuha Mr. and Mrs. Rozell Stanton en­ ling LyBarker. Katherine Timm. Detroit spent Sunday here with rel­ Arlene Campbell returned on Satur­ tertained sixty guests at a miscel­ Rosemary OOonner. Allee LyBarker. ’ SALAD PLATE. atives. their children, who have been day from their lake trip lo Chicago laneous shower Saturday evening. VEGETABLE PIE. Margaret Timm and Eugenia Ly­ 2 large tomatoc*. here'for two weeks, returning with and A Century of Progress. 3 c left-over mixed Aug. 11. honoring Mr. and Mrs. > them Sunday night. 1 cucumber Mrs. W. R. Cook leaves Satur­ Cleon Ellinger. <Arloa Johncock*. Barker. 3 c well seasoned white ► 1 bunch celery hearts. day for Petoskey where she will re ­ *"Mr*. C. M Balch of Grand Rapid*. 1 lb. CD 1 onion, minced. Mrs. Stanton’s sister. Nearly all of FAMILY DINNER. Bated dressing. Harold Balth and i«tes Mildred main during the hay fever season. lhe guests were from out of town. Baking powder biscuit Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard enter­ UP SIDE DOWN CAKE PAN FREE 1 cake pimiento cream cheese. Balch of Morrillton. Arkansas, vteit­ Richard Cook will take his mother Dissolve * bouillon Bouquet* of summer flower* and tained with a family dinner on Sun­ 1 head lettuce. । ed Mr*. 8. B. Wilcox and Mrs. Fred north, returning on Sunday. pink and while streamers and tapers day complimentary to his father. Dr. and Mrs. Ouy Keller and Miss formed very attractive decorations Oeorge Hubbard, and hte brother. 1 carrot. ■ white sauce, and nasoc Ryerson last weekWash and scrape outside *kin of ।salt and pepper A Illite R. J. McGreery drove to Traverse Mae Keller leave tomorrow (Thurs­ throughout Hie house. Albert Hubbard of Detroit, in cele­ Peel and chill. Cut in i City Saturday and Mrs. McCreery. day) for New York City for a few The evening was pleasantly spent. bration of their birthdays. Albert tomato. who had been visiting Mr. and. Mrs. days. Mr. and Mrs. Krantx Keller with visiting and playipg games on lliubbard had a birthday on' Sat- quarters and place in cup of lettuce ;sired, and grated L. L. Bensley for a week, returned will return wtth them for a visit. tn section of salad plate. .dissolved in U* white the lawn, after Wiiich refreshments ] urday and on Friday of this week, with him Sunday night. " ■ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fox. Mrs. were served Wash and pare cucumber. Slice . |Aug. 17. Oeorge Hubbard will be Mra. Ivan PayUe and son Billy Mary Freer and Mrs. Rozell Stan­ thin and chill. Serve in lettuce cup Mr. and Mrs. Ellinger received eighty years of age. returned to their home in Battle ton attended the Johncock family many lovely gifts; __________ ... of. the family enjoyed ■ u •« — j ... ­ tn section of salad plat* All the din Wash und clean celery Fill each Creek on Monday after a visit with reunion at Prospect HUI. near Dev­ ner on Sunday and the many friends her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Will il's lake in Jackson county, on Sun­ ON SPEAKING TOUR until bteuiu extend congratulations and best piece with plmtento cream cheese, Vacuum Peck and keep in cool place until ready IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN, wishes to Mr. Hubbard and son. Fighter, and other relative*. day. • Robert Burrell and Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hubbard Of lion. John C. Ketcham waa the to serve tn section of salad plate. STUFFED PEAR Wash and >crape carrot. Chill Robert Coffin of Detroit spent the Detroit’spent Sunday here with lite SPMker at the Bay View Assembly JONES—COOL NUPTIALS. week end here with Mrs. Burrell at parents, going from here to Kala­ on Monday evening, using as hte Miss Norma Cool, daughter of Mr. thoroughly Cut-in long strip* when1 J T nuUneata, the Carveth cottage at Wall lake, all maaoo to visit her mother. Mrs subject. "Facta and Fancies in_______________ and Mrs. Frank cool,. and Mr. Le- ready to serve on lettuce teal in Martha Norton. They will also visit Congress.' On Tuesday. Wednesday,lland returning to Detroit on Sunday. H— — section of salad plate. land N. Jones of Hastings, were Place salad dressing tn cup of j Blend Uwroughly Mr and Mr*. Sam J. Shelton and A Century o4 Progress. and Thursday he is speaking in Che-j united in marriage at the home of M. E- Caukin’ of Sparta and his boygan and.ChatJ^voix counties and r«v. Merrill, at Lowell. Mich., on lettuce in center of salad plate and. i family Of st. Louis. Mo. are guests .J1-— of Mr. and Mra. John C. Katcham daughter. Mrs R. L. Clark and at Cadillac‘far the Michigan Blate Thursday evening, August 2. at 7:00 serve Immediately. Other vegetable* may te used UrtuM. Mr. Shelton 1* on th* editorial staff daughter. Roberta, of Chicago have Grange and on‘Friday «peaks at the; ©clock. They were attended by Mtes - |end of of th* St Wute Po*t-Disp*tch. been the guests of the former's son Ionia Free Fair. repre»enting thelNeida Cool, the bride * slater, and desired. and wife, Mr. and Mn*. E A. Cau ­ In a tetter to Mr*. E. A. Burton, Stale Farm Bureau. Mr Robert Newton o( Hastings. BEEF AND KIDNEY FIE. written on Sunday. Aug. 4. Mr* kin. and family lhe past week. Accompanying Mr. Ketcham on They have relumed from a short 3 to 3-lb. cut of beef ahank. Harry Haye* stated that they (Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ford McBain and thia speaking tour wan hte brother-'wedding trip through northern 1 4b. onions. and Mrs Hayes) were leaving San Miss Patricia McBain of DlUon. in-law. Sam J. .Shelton, of St.'Mitnlgan. and —.J are at ‘home to their Francisco in a few days for Michi­ Mont., arrived Monday for a visit Louis, Mo. many *friends 3 T flour. , “ rt*~*« •at Dowling.—Frfeport gan Their many friends will be with hte slater. MBs Jennie McBain, I ______________ I salt. 'New*. ________ 1-4 t pepper. and other relative* They-go to Yp­ SISTERS MEET FOR FIRST glad to see them home again. l lama its ■ «***». * HONORED RECENT BRIDE. 1 beef’s kidney Mr. and Mrs- Will Dawaon of Ann silanti on Thursday to visit Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. AtonSb Holla And Complimentary to Mrs. B J. Arbor, who are al Wall lake for McBain's familyCut th* beef into t ibelr vacation and Mr. and Mr*. Misses Ambra Fedewa and Bea­ Mr. and Mr*. Elonso Elkina and Kemp (Lots Heath*, her sister, MBs Wm. Liebler and Mr. and Mr*. Sav­ trice Goggins leave today for Detroit daughter of Elkhart, Ind., were Margaret Heath, entertained eight and place In a age and daughter of Grand Rapids from there lo Chicago by boat. Bunday visitor* oi Mr. add Mrs friends on Thursday evening A gen­ wtth the peeled were Sunday gucste of Mr* Elroy Ing at Mackinac Island en­ Troutwine. Mrs. Holte and Mrs ergl good lime was enjoyed and thf large, left whole Tobias On "Monday Wm- Kronawit­ On their returti they kill Trout wine are sisters This te the; honor guest, who was marrted ft with the flour ter and Glen Blake of Middleville change boats at Mackuiac and go first time there sisters have met tn June, was presented with'a lovely on to Duluth tor seven! days' stay. twenty-nine years. ihower. called on Mn. Tobiaa. kV. Dtlivtr Th* BIG-Littit Star* FAoiw 1481 ► ”cInlW T. S. Baird CLOTHING & SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS HASTINGS ES SHOP with lock of y LlltS lour Indifference L V. BESSMER j LOW PRICES incn'an from 35 i, stouts, Friday, Aug. 17 Saturday, Aug. 18 28c Butter 2 CHIPSO CLOTHES PINS SNO-DRIFT kers >1 fabrics. *!-■ 59c e Virgin ! Shirt. RS NOP tarry it" 29c 25c 21c Maxwell Hoose Lifebuoy or Coffee Lux Soap - Z9ic 3 19c MEAT SPECIALS BEEF STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK MINCED HAM 15|c ► *. 19c 15c HINMAN’/ Helpful Suggestions I �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1& 1»4 M. NEWTON'1 Watek. Clock. HINDS CORNERS. | Mr. and Mra. C- C. Robinson of Hastings called at C. N. Tobias' | 'aSBMHRBKaSEaEm human ear, with Its faults of JudgBA A ITCMO ,menl. Is replaced by ingenious me­ . IV1. C. A. J 1 JcJvlO Iters, which register sound as "aver- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OCCIDENT WANTS Y To the Republicans of the 4th District: Til/CC f ll/C ||/fC j standard understood by all engt.^•0« ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVERE Tobias of BMKofi oX. TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c.-.lie tJc Crwk l] | H lid | Mr. Charles Brown, engineering neers. vrecK vUltw visncai w W-. o U. looias Sun nun-. I1 ku lo a(T«f. Thirty — । ... . I'day I J... O „H Emmet U»»r< Oxhnol- i ’' • -1 ■ *I ■ -student of M. a c. and camp leader , The human car and auditory cenand Meyers nt of Schoolil oyaraHou at kla tnythiag. you Uy te c«i y«nr Man,at Bartow lake camp, was the Sunter» ------ --------------- T7------ s:—7CTT-----wm Bun-!teni in the brain are ineffleient !cinft spent tiie week end there. ay's warth. It you hire a man. (Continued from Page One) day morning speaker to the boys and sound Judges In three respects, says 1 Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bishop and I_____________— — nearier* ui r*mn nirrv neoree , ----------------------------------------- ----- Headers at Camp Barry. George iJr. Abbott. A sound, once heard. mJ «t a .Bauer held their altentton '•““',7 Mr ;nd*M7sU‘^^ JSnK £anma*Tn s 8.*' ,w,n “ “W -hP WM -“"“on for nearnear- ..canllot described ti another, eithabiuiy. tonplM with th. vlllln<r.M> !. »ltra >r~-u—I.U wrat H0te Throdore Pransh'“ ,n Stow rate of speed. The fmpmit >y wo hour, at trie camp fire ex- er „ to charBCter or loudn™, with and la work sad la ba kaavn TOO OFTEN TOU SELECT A •> a Mrr.nl of |h« p«epl«. who cm CONOBB18MAN BECAUSE HE Ot Inch PTn>,i„ .. wlth ,he death car.’ however, plaining science of fencing and an-: accuracy witness Uie varied de­ •ccowplhh .anaUilai. IMdi U tba JtANTS A JOB. IB A MEMBER OF " ________ ‘L with *I’rung lhe r,ght fronl »heeI of hlsiswaring questions on relative sub- scrtptlons of a rattle »nake’s wamccuTtrtlon that, it nominated, ha ONE POLITICAL RINO. HAU ti? sere f.rm ter wcck <“»» own automobile, crushed fenders‘jects. . ' m, M the relsUrequtotneMot BEEN AN OFFICE-HOLDER. RilaT.“*t’wiU S!hi ^Odte atect To PROTECT You ConaUntly I ilMimc. I I.. niim,.| Phim— and hrud Hghu B,,d *ri«ttcred the! There are 39 boys at camp, copiing IWq automobiles. Again, individuals «»«the <*ndshleIfl. ‘fr«n Or.nd Rapids Nashville.;X^n to^nesi Judgment! •rm Republican candidate In the Adjust F*»rly Pay Promptly DUtrlct. and al Waahlnoten. rapraand daughter attended thc fair at indldalaa. >cnt you and not the politician*. Ha Authorities held Swift and his Woodland. Hastings and Grant. Six M mat one man's opinion is seldom h“’; , Ionia Monday. will make the Beat Republican Cancompanions Friday night but later-leaders fijpie from Woodland. Nash-1mat of the average group. Lastly. *rt»Uonal Candidate at tbe Novem­ c.ro Miss Susie Philips'and Miss Mar, them pending the on decision ®- Charles Freeport,Barker and Grand Rapids. though the mind remembers well ber- election. ■fur' 5ayetSntxi,c7 indtCfamllv *a’d linv of P^Jsecut ‘)r. jSw"Wright what . f*11 Dr. of Ornnri Grand Raj>-■-a n n» nhnrloa Rnrlrer nt Rim. .. _ __ —j CITIZEN’S MUTUAL •!»»« .J_i action should te taken against the 'ids spoke to the boys Friday evening the quality or character of sound, THE DISTRICT. BUT THE POLI-’ Fire Insurance Co memory for loudness is very poor.; Commlttoa. ElfiANa SAY, "HE DOESN’T A20 r_ Blair lakrc Friday where they are having A,lai supper time, giving the boys his Until the coming of sound measur­ -ii TO OUR FACTION IN • °r,ll>»■ a few days’ outing. Mr. and Mrs. ar,‘cv THE PARTY AND PERHAPS WE By some miracle Engineer George 1,’™ou* yoara p ing instruments, unproveable opin­ t*' u*t' Burrell Phillips and family visited Howland " and Fireman Floyd Dennis, j C' . ..et SOME POLITICAL AD­ OuiUi. and ?caf£’ Dr' Nanis Wood- ions, Instead of facts, were the usual VANTAGE BY NOMINATING ni’ikr 1? thetn Friday evening. SOMEONE ELSE.” both of Jackson and two local boys. burne Laim outcome of practical attempts to re­ di—Hirni.h/tf Mr- nnt» Mr<. George DeMott vlsitFaNiakar AUagan Nawa. Thomas Meyers iu>d Harry Powers. nr duce the noise nuisance. Mr«. cd tbelr children in Hastings Sunwho were riding the tender, escaped I. Mttn> ,of, P'° “„rJ li____________ ------------ day afternoon. ,n "‘’’Lbir Mr’’ c- N- Tobins returned Tues- without serious injury. Howland nnd .«"«• nUoues wid^OTt^thein u-rhlW. m day from a few days’ visit with her Dennis were cut and bruised while at /en^tog ^IriitJd SULPHUR, CHLORINE veralty of Michigan College of En- aitjL, engineering shops proves thrd AID METAL CUTTING Kin? ooue‘e 01 -. < Bi daughter. Mrs. Mell Hendershott. -Meyers and Powers were badly shak-1 r‘e“ ’n'“ ™ ,encing- utrecrea the chlorine makes for less friction -------------! New. extremely hard and tough of tool against work, while the sul­ Mineral oils containing sulfur and j metah have brought the science of fur reduces Uie •’seizure.” or JiW Uinilx ta UlMUn P* nlahrd mu»lc lor u.p ciunp fire one Mrs. Goldie Case/visited Mrs. Lu ­ chlorine, used as lubricating fluids metal cutting far beyond the days - Allhoush lour co«lm «rt dew„ m,At ,w„. tendency of the two metals to stick cretia Benham in Irving one day railed none ot thr «wnl«-n pas-|tlaW p,ul on cutting tools, materially reduce when an old Un can dripped water together. Hie Umc and cost cl Good Heating Stove •"“S I al damp lor Mro day,, u did Oeonte the power needed to drive ^he tool over a grind stone, but Just exactly .rawing. milling, drilling and turning Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore and carried them on to Grand Rapids. BaUcr and make u smoother cut in many of I why a sulfur or chlorine Impreguat- operations in Automobile manufocFOR SALE daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Char­ The wrecker was sent from Jackson pancakes French-toast,pea/Sud apple- the hard and tougfe metals nnd al- rd oil is best is still a chemical or ture and slmUor workman te cocuddFriday pfeht. but Salurday Uro ^ “"U.^i.t^ Body Glass Installed loys widely used in modem Industry.‘physical mystery of great complex- rrably reduced by the use of Hie : ley Moore of Freeport on Sunday. according to Professor Orlan W.' ity. Profeuor Boston stated. A long. treated oils, he reported, while the Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Tobias of ■trance ol a rerond one tram De-1 „,akc ma,„ „„ o, While You Wait Kalamazoo spent the week end with iralt waa ivhuuvu .vw-, required w to ...» UK-theloeo-1 „ „„ w,,„ rto Danton, director of shops in the Uni- ‘series of experiments in the Univer-, life of tools U prolonged. his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. To- motive ...ntll-e back on „„ the Ul. rails. ra.U Tracks T,„». . app|e pfc hm.d pudding, I GLENN F. LAUBAUGH ► bias. They all called on Mr. and Mrs. were cleared in time to permit the and eleven gallons of home-made flllt sH.i: -An >i|> Frank Newton in Hastings Sunday noon train to pass through on Snt­ ice cream. Il has required fiO lbs. of SI llra»>n L,r • P. M. urday. although tor several days pork. 46 lbs. of beef besides salmon T»r. Ilnrri. Woridl Callers nt W. O. Tobias’ Sunday trains were required to go slowly and 14 dozen loaves of bread and I'AIIIV MIN ..I Human. Ii.li-rr«trtl In 1 afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle past this particular crowing. 30 gallons of milk. Mrs. Chas. Bas•>»C' •"rk 1,ni/'uni't'|>mr’urr , Toblos and son. Mr. and Mrs. '*■ Fred •* '*”* Surviving Mr. and Mrs. McClin­ • I • >a ... ,n Bush nnd family all of Battle Creek. '.tic Is n family of seven children, rett and her niece. Esther LaBulllstcr have done all the cooking. 1. » fit-r t-.tll-irlutlllv • * a. , > a .. - i i a .t.--F.| 111 thl« 1111- of Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Traver and fam- .ranging m age from two months to Tills is the last section of Camp • -r.1- H II. '•Uy of McOmber district. eighteen years of age. Mrs. McClint­ Barry this summer. Next will be the Tzrnh.ti Jh-'.r-n.. Jbrh. J-nnirarr ailMrs. Mary Payne and daughter .ic was lhe wldowjof Adam HetmansArloa of Hastings called, on Mrs. O, jpetger. brother of Marguerite Het- Leaders’ Camp and some week' end camps utilizing Uie new cn^ln which v-ti-n. N 1Im|>v !. r -ni. Inqulr? E. N. Tobins Sunday: • I . 212— 111 mansperger of this city. He operated has proven so useful all summer. I’ Mr. and Mr*. Frank Francisco and a । restaurant successfully in Char­ a. IF.aa Mi.nlha ..l.l The new game equipment. Box S-.m . . ..<1, ii..’: •ur. H -nl- 4 a IV daughter of Freeport spent the week lotte । and died leaving his wife and Hockey, has been in almast/constant I. veara end with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald two , »itii satv. j -. J.r.A, children. She later married Mc­ use. It Is real exercise—Ask Clyde (Clintic. -s'. 1;.-u:-L4 "’’ Ll. Haynes und family. ii.|,7,w, Wilcox. Mr and Mrs. Edd. Newton and you MIK- <•» 1-1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook were daughter Georgia and Mrs. Clara of the resort at Lacy I NOISE SPECIFICATIONS Btonn attended the Bunnell re- proprietors j ii\ .\ ‘ ll ^l’ D Mnrraa Jl><n. Lila lake In Kalamo township, about * IV union at Fair lake Sunday. rlt.hr mllok u-i-.t of nt Chariot nharlnttr eight miles west te. The POSSIBLE IN FUTURE ra”r Itah*^".1 ifnr car-lrn. WntCook home at the lake was de­ stroyed by fire about nine days ago New Measuring Instruments KI.IHUIV 1-ATlV WAA,. 1.-...'. ...... . ’ CHOICE pl O/X TM F CUllR Mid they had teen living since in Selective Prravjra Measure Sounds. With Uthe home of Luke Rolfe of near >' ’ mJ. ) IrlC* Whole Wheat Lb. " I Charlotte. .1!' | . Accuracy -..-.A '’I. ... *'-1 1 W IV 1'1 11_ 1 AAAGRAHAM Sack uhe eye witness of thc accident •Total noise produced by this ma- | FREE METHODIST CHURCH. l-.-»t L».r Hal l-ii 8iriA«r. I’i,..nr 1 ‘ was Loren Boyes of this city,chine, who in operation, shall not exceeo | A. L. Howlett, Partor. Til V.-; • IV The Prescription Drug Store il.oST- •■*<1 ot .nor. wt. at.-ntl Ila.tin*.—Kmi.l*> smkt»..l, io:no a. M was just coming across the bridge a 50 decibels.'’ This may be typical ol i II no A M c»ufoniu* few hundred feet south of the rail: a new kind of specification which I | Ut-rm l-raltirailk ari.I Haaiinc. ■lillr FANCY l «.ril II. Cat. «£."r. t 'iVp. HASTINGS MICHIGAN I m -Mnr A..K.rl ..l.l road tracks at the time the fatal production engineers may common- ■ PACK J0:6O IL M. crash happened Boyes said he saw fiSn* ly find in their manufacturing con- ( 1 " 1 ’ F.,'«trr ■» eoiningt the front car stop for the train and trapls in the near future, whether |»OH SALE 1........................... «*'l •»« • . I . .,. .' I < H M -> - - < 1 . the next thing he knew there was a i their nm nu No. 2 CHURCH or THE NAZARENE. product be a vacuum cleaner. I loud crash followed by a clanging '‘u.omkbUe Rrv. M J. Rte* ! gears or ventilating ■ ltr.1.|.o.r 4I.1 Co Can and thud as the train careened High.. Quality White . Teghnrn ■3own Ilk-Track. ■Bwarase orthF twi­ Knowledge of the nerre strain and Barred Rock and R. I. Red Pul­ light he did not sec the automobile lets. Range Raised on own plant. annoyance resulting from noise Full HALE—Full l-ln.-lo.l thinir J.-r.--r driven by Swift as It shunted the the reason for adding the new. part­ GETTY’S HATCHERY AND waiting car onto thc tracks. He was ’ vi ,.o,. nirir,: iv._..iun.i ly psychological problem to Uie en­ POULTRY FARM Fancy among the first to reAh the scene 1 49T F Blair Haatlnea. gineer's ordinary concern with Middleville. Mlih, of the accident. Fl'll SALE -I* M.rop.t... .hra-v 1'(.or • ‘“udards of strength, chemical standartin । EMMANUEL CHURCH (Epti-opall. hrL. V. f... mil.. •,.i:lb of PrairiovUle. R«*»r ! Tom Myers and Harry Powers lomposllton. A MrN-.ilt ■ —•*’ " i. revolutions pw mln­ ‘ 2538. were on the tender as the train went From Rich, Ripe -----------e like, states Dr. Ernest J. ! No 1 fl E- H ollnx. T..wr >tn Farm II i Ate and Ute l down the tracks out of control. They A HKnt • W.UJ.i rra>! mrint-ra. M-ri.r.< al IL..|.a». Tomatoes “ ..io a I jumped clear just In time and thus Abbott, research physicist for the I.. J,. t,.l! Tlior..lM ..iw.lne, Aneu-i ir. Unlverslty-of Michigan Department I at tniruirtant i r ;.' l u ’ "(^ ’ I 'i , scaiwd being pinned under as the 11-oz. Bottle • JsaucBtafk. locomotive toppled over. Crowds of of Engineering Research. rolt SALE Hr ...ale m The Department has already made loan . people continued to visit the scene OPTOMETRIST i . ..... .. 73* \r..i Grwl Bulk 0 ■" । of the accident all day Saturday and such an aflvance specification for a user of certain large gears, in addi­ Any style and shape ot Rich I Sunday. • BOWENS MILLS CHURCH. tion lo Its routine work of ’’spotyng'’ glasses. Satisfaction or Francis C. McCusker, the itinerant noise sources in machinery already Lb. Boz Plain or lodUod money-back policy. Prezrh- who was crushed underneath the lo­ designed and designing tests which ti. cqmotlvc. waS a native of ccrnells- NO RENT TO PAY! C. Bfi-oi. * ville. Pennsylvania, who had resided have been used In factory rbutlne. Al residence one-half mile in Detroit. He had a police record in From various parts of the country, ----DELTON M. E. CHURCH NOTES. meanwhile, come reports that a ma­ north of Orangeville. Grand Rapids for petty thievery and had served fifteen days in jail in jor government department and । P. O. Shelbyville. Mich. various architects are planning on j Detroit lor reckless driving. . specifying Ute sound which blowers and like equipment may make, mid Uial makers of all sorts of innchin-1 are thinking of the increase of GRANGE PROGRAMS ery human efficiency and pleasure com­ m HASTINGS MARKETS ing from working with quiet equip- I merit, declares Dr. Abbott In making MAPLE LEAF GRANGE. his specification prediction. • WISCONSIN Concern with unnecessary sound Is not exactly new. during the past I FULL CREAM Lb. 10 years far sighted manufacturers I STRONG iLilite.1 to thl having financed such projects on Mr.ti IM HMM dozens of machines, from cream separators to 5.000 horse-power BAPTIST CHURCH. shff steam turbine gears Early research, lacking measuring instruments, was difficult but these tools have teen R»« Pkx. STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. developed and applied successfully Clsaasar. ' ftL Mr nnd Mr*. Bert Shurlow went to sound problems, so that now the to Remus Saturday evening to at­ 8a4> tn i tend a shower given in their honor. ' LICAN CONVENTION. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Geiger and AT HASTINGS. THURSDAY. SEPT, Mr .and Mrs. Donald Geiger attend­ »"t Boola ed conference near Sunfield Sunday Or SPAGHETTI ELBOWS and brought the word back that Rev. ' Gamble of Lowell will be the pastor at this place. He will deliver his firs: tbs. sermon next Sunday morning. Our Service WRECKING 1929 Durant Six " afswizyToW" •“ ^^n^"*r^,,4,h'‘riMrSrEdB*^ <u- s« s A L M 0 N FINEST ALASKA PINK Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service iib 12c FLOUR rrunes Preserves Red Kidney Beans Pickles Green Beans Spinach FOR SALE fcfVzV* 11c 18c 10c 10c 10c 25c 3 APPLESAUCE 10c CATSUP Carl Damon ■ywPEANUT Butter “ 2 23c 12c Pickling Spices 2 Salt Baking Powder Ice-Cre-Mix «&.“ 3 Sheflord Cheese Post’s Bran Flakes Post’s Whole Bran CHEESE Camay or Kirk’* Coco- 'A American Family Flakes Sol Wash 3 Super Suds Waxed Paper 2 Argo Gloss Starch Shinola NOTICE TO CREDITORS CARDS of THANKS Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mra. Harry Rizor of Hastings spent Bun­ day at James Meade’s. CHURCH or CHRIST, COATS GH0VH. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Houevener and no— son-Xtordon. of Detroit called on Mr. and Mra. Walter Ickes Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bark of Kalamazoo spent Sunday al Clayton FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL | McKeown’s. CHURCH. Mrs. Anna Jewel and children of Mt Pleasant spent last week visiting Hll.tM, School her mother. Mrs. Oeorge Roush. FIRST CHURCH OF CUBIST. SCIENTIST. Tin- Morgan library stand* at the I marble.. nf -rlasalc design and ha* noteworthy bronze doore of Six­ teenth reotvry Italian workman Ship. The library' 1* not open to the public, but admlsslM may.m.me- many valuable collections In the 11Imry, notably the Bible*, which toclud* the (lutenterg Bible and n Syrian Bible of ttejSar 759. Otter Oospris, the Gohlen Giwpela, UMTF.n BRETHREN CHURCH AT RALTIMORE AND McCALLUM CARP Of T IA5K' It was retting .unbearable. SALADA" BROWN LABEL. . • Black or Mixed. % lb. pkg. 18c Vi lb. pkg. 35c Snowdrift Vegetable Shortening. Sc 19C 25c 15c 15c 17a 9c 19c Rich, Creamy. fc®j< 3 24c 100 Lbg. Egg Mash $1.73 Mason Jars »» 69c Mason Jars Quarts. Doz. 79c Mason Jars *1” Mason Caps d*. 22c Can Rubbers n». 4c Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Daily ALL PRICES IN THIS ADV. ARE SUBJECT TO MICHIGAN 3% SALES TAX. BEPUDI.1CAN STATE COKVEMTtON. C. THOMAS STORES And Moaumaal to Wrifhl Brothers ring nnd found It IA the first pocket. ., , without fumbling, the directoreould flight of the •Wrigtit brothers was • : ''*>•’» Vnn Cnunir.1 is* tmi <-» stand It no longer. (Julie forgetting designed by Architects Rodgers and‘I Mf«’*ii«m*,nu. B. ‘hnrrk. Mk*a<<*y himself, he lenped up and In a voice Poor. It is a fid-foot pylon set op-i to:3o 4. m. ckruion EMmv*c. Of rage shouted: “Do that pair! on a atar-aliapet! foundation. Are-" j_^k fsr f>r,hw | uWe do you tliihk you are—In votvlng beacon surmounts the abaft. |Ni»r>»l »•"<• AZbearty »»i j churchr—Kansas City Star. 15c SCRATCH FEED What, Wedding Without Single Comic Feature! j The movie comedy director was i sitting’ In the front row at bls friend'* wedding. He wp* In g bad humor, for not n single usher waa Inebriated, and the organist did not have an Adatu'a apple ttmt would have been funny In a cloae-up. Thc bride entered sedately, and the , groom and bestrinan innde their way ; without mishap. The director be­ ! gan to writhe. The bride wore' u (-each of a long veil, but no one stepped on it. One laugh after an­ other *{M>lled! Even the minister failed, and held the prayer book 25c 15c 10c 11c ih’lVARf'<-. LAWREN 128 Weit State Street "Dvery Day Low Price* �Wedne»day, Auguat 15, 1934 THE UW OF IDE LORO IS PERFECT' THE HASTINGS BANNER • very helpful and interesting talk. Mnd to each millimeter of blood In MANY PET IDEAS ARE HU general theme was that science: normal health. U they go up to 1 rC' 'LI,,™ r.r.r-rx "hot !es« than the Bible reveals Godtwice that number It means that: hiniA/ NOW HICPADncn DISCARDED and that II can be said that a law nature Is combatting some infec-, ------------discovered in nature, like the moral Hon in the body. If they go to three I M. 8. 0. .Specialist Makes Intaw laid down by Moses. U perfect, times that number the patient ta! n*. o. u.jjyocmu.kmasci *u Dr. Woodburne said that science I Usually very 111 vestigations of Feeds DID YOU SKCEM? 71x1 *ho«»r» which recur e«h August were supposed to be filling the sky with Celestial fire°" and ifSunday mights. We are wondering any of I I' our readers noticed them? The best PART WHO PAYS PROCESS TAX? THE FARMER That la the Conclusion of an Iowa Economist Who TO WHOM IT MAY CONC for Dairy ... y Cows 7 J. lUme 10 ** lhem ukl Investigated u Jsbout midnight on Bunday night be it N^uren/h^tataM^nmi *hlch lhe doctor looks for. The Barry county farmers who have Dairymen will be glad. In view of might poulble that some young bIood’ normally contains' 100 mH11- thc feed situation In Michigan, that people observed them at that hour, dressed their own hogs and mark­ things made familiar to him bv by ht> his . . __ ' _ ___ ____ .___ tor some time Professor Carl P. but lhe old folks were probably in eted the dressed product are not profession, and revealed by medical Huffman of Michigan State College, enthusiastic about lhe processing science. Running through all his fall much over fifty per cent animal nutrition specialist, has been and the courteous treatment talk was this thought: "Na'ture as should Anyone wno who aw did notice ana and countcount- tax. ;-— which has been made a part'of ui SCIENCE AS WELL AS of that quantity the patient will careful Investigations of ed the number of meteors they saw Corn-Hog program. We heard have received. BIBUE REVEALS GOD Well "J1 as lhe Bible teaches that the -• die in convuDBon*. If the sugar making feeds for dairy cows. He declared should write to Dr. P. Olivier, head I d*y of a fanner in Irving If you contemplate having a i content of the blood.goes too high. that a multitude of pet Ideas about or Uie Anwrlein Boclclz. Up-; townihlp who dreeeed end lent to P.0,1. BiciStaf •■Mon.uIt means diabetes. Ten milligrams dairy cattle feeding have been per DvW. Knwl.oit i -------------------market some--hogs, — for — which ---------he re- I of calcium ta the normal for each knocked In thc head by recent re­ ’ -----aa» ।--------। ccived a little over $30. Some weeks : Conscious About Health Jtated the interest of the average 100 cubic centimeters of blood. If search studies. I person In tilings which we call nor- it goes down fifty per cent, spasms DEPOSITS GAIN OVER 23 'Xi "t wiSuX' Symptoms mal increulngly lhe docU)r u In the light of the new findings Bunday Uie Rev. L. L. Dewey was asked. What is the normal blood result. If It should go too high, the Professor Huffman says that some MILLIONS SINCE MARCH Ulllan Lkhty cut of lhe city. He had requested pressure? The normal pulse rate? blood would get so thick that it feeds have tobagganed ikiwn the Included the processing tax ladder ot scientific appreciation. En­ Dr. A-*W. Woodburne to speak to The normal tem|>erature and the would not flow. Mra. Olive Doyie. That Is the Record in Michi- demand and a penalty, which was added be­ Fifty milligrams of sodium chlor­ silage, he declared, is one of these. Mis congregation at thc regular normal weight? cause thc farmer failed to pay Ute igan, Bo Lansing pomin, service the doctor gave | n,. doc„r In hU wort «oee much ide (table salt! ta normal in every Scientists have found that this processing tax at the time when he 100 cubic centimeters of blood, and green stuff is not quite so essential Reports 1 . -------------------——■— farther than this, in hl* examlnamarketed hta dressed hoga five milligrams of phosphorus. bi the ration as they had previously • UA7IUP I nut nnmr 'lloos hc *,lu 10 know how nearly The tabulation made by the state Thc question has arisen? Who pays per cent of the body ta supposed, provided cows consume AMAZING LuW rRICE normal the patient ta In many other Elghty-five Mr and Mrs. B. J. Wellman were water. If the percentage of waler liberal quantities of good alfalfa hay banking department at Lansing of this processing tax? Does the pockways. All the testa he makes show thc reports the Michigan banks i er? The answer ta an emphatic no, In East Castleton Bunday helping accident with his motorcycle. Tails much below that then the doc­ and waler. very forcibly the narrow limits with­ tor becomes anxious because his pa­ made maoe on mi June junc 30 ov shows ni»uwa that, ui«r. since ■ uilc nc uoes me ' he aocs does not. Does the consumer? Me He Mr. and Mrs. Sam Blocher celebrate “Our feeding experiments have We hope everybody can and will in which we live and move and have ' tienl ta dehydrated and ta in dan­ attend tiie school reunion at Tborndemonstrated." said Professor Huff­ the reports made last March, bank surely does not. although he pays their 45th wedding anniversary. our being. For Instance, the normal Victor Wensloff Is laid up tor re- apple lake next Tuesday. ger. The blood pressure, lhe kid­ man "that a simple ration consisting deposits have increased $23,636,801 more for his pork because ot this temperature is 986 degrees. If it neys, lhe eyes, the ears and the months iMtu meal-bone Ultai'UVU! In the little more — than ------ three —----- ---------- | processing tax. ..... Who ...... really docs ....... pay of alfalfa, hay. corn and goes up two or Uiree degrees we nervous system all are studied for meal furnishes a good quality of Ilhal have Intervened. That Indi- the hog tax? And the answer given Small down have fever and are not comfortable. their normal reaction. protein for milk production; a* well! cates a substantial recovery. The by an Iowa farm economist, after _‘ If It goes up five or six degrees we • . .. . • 1.1 ■ —of t Ikl. I.W I.gained — I.. am.. a*aaa4aa la (Vai Ika Za _-_a-a_ ...... this mcity over StOA $100.-. 1long study, ta that the fanner pays There ta a marvelous tubular fac­ as for growth. Not only is lhe qual­ banks have a high fever and arc very ill. — tn that — ..a In ---------—». with ol what benefit is the Com000 period. contrast Ten degrees of fever are Incom- tory called lhe smalt intestine. It ity of the protien In auch a simple, the low point of the depression there Hog program? home-grown ration adequate from patlble with life for more than an ta 23 feet long and ta lined with has been a great Improvement With Thc government has slaughtered the standpoint of quality, but the 12" Fire Pot Other sisei hour or two. Hie temperature about 5.000.000 millions of cells along its the Insurance of deposits up lo a several millions of pigs and hogs us must be within accustomed nor­ walls. This lining ta only l/1000ths quantity is also adequate for liberal limit of $5,000 there has been an in­ and largely wasted the meat tn or­ proportionately low. milk production. mal limits. Above 10 degrees tem­ of an inch thick. Yet II absorbs all creasing confidence in bank* There der to reduce the number of hog* perature may spell death for tome that ta nourishing from lhe food tien grain mixture is past. Although 1Li every reason to expect that de­ The government need not have gone we have eaten and rejects the pois ­ people. , posits will continue to grow. to all that trouble. TTw/drouth ta do­ Tift human heart in health beats ons. which » are eliminated. This protien I* abyHutely necessary in I ing that Job very effectively. The re­ the ration for health nnd growth, yet ataod 22* hosting plant. 70 times a minute. 4.000 times an mlscroscoplc lining. 1/1000ths of an A GOOD SHOWING. cent rise in the price ot pork to the recent experiments indicate that hour, about 100,000 times a day. or inch thick, ta all there ta between Report* from* Lansing state that farmer is due far more to the drouth lower level* than the 24 per cent will 35.000,000 times a year. Each time us and death. the value of the oil pumped from than to government interference. answer. it.beats it sends out two and oneSurely we are "fearfully and won­ Michigan wells will exceed $101000. ­ "When cow* have access to plen­ ivalf ounces of blood into the pul­ derfully made." and surely "the law FAIR LAKE. of good water they get along 000 this year, better than $3,000,000 monary circulaUon and two and of God." which normally operates ty tn excess of last year. Had permis ­ The Bunnell Ladies' Aid will meet nicely. Hay. after It ta soaked with 1 A small down payment one-half ounces into lhe general with such precision in our lives, water tn the cow’s large storehouse. 1sion been granted to operate the at the church basement at one system. This ta equivalent to 22 "if perfect” the paunch, acta as a source of sue- 1wells of this slate at their full ca­ o'clock August 23, to clean the base­ pinta every minute. 1400 pinta every culent feed. It is true that pie hay. Ipacity the amount of oil pumped ment and followed by supper. All hour, or 4,000 gallons per day, and it after being soaked, lacks the value ’would have been five times as great. come. Com pitta installation of must never fail. It the heart skips Michigan oil resources have barely i Jason Willison and family at­ of green. Juicy grass, but lhe differ­ the Warm Friend by fac­ ence In food value is not due lo sue- 1been tapped. When they shall be tended the Edgette reunion at times we faint. If five or six times developed lhe oil industry will ' Crooked lake Sunday. culenee. but to the state of the ma- fully ! aatiafactocy porformanco. wc are in danger and If it skips be a considerable factor in this state. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farrah of tur|ty of the plant. more than that it means death. I Vernwntvllle spent the week end "Recent experiments sliow that as Money. A Holland Man IRVING. Twenty-three million millions of with Mrs. Lottie Oolltater. long as plenty of roughage ot good will call without obliga­ red blood cells circulate through the 1 Wayne Miller has returned home quality, such as hay or pasture, is , tion day or night. prised on her birthday by her sta10,000 miles of blbod vessels in the • Continued from Page One) available there Is little likelihood of ; average human adult. The doctor Holland Cleans and Repairs cattle suffering from a vitamin de ­ also examines tiie blood constitu­ less, uses less to the Job and saves nleces. Allie Mourey. Bessie Camp­ of BatUe Creek visited at Allen All Makes ol Furnoat bell. Lora Baker. Augusta Bolyen. Griffin's Sunday. ents. He wants lo know whether heavily on labor. One entire class ficiency. there are four and one-half to five of Ford cars was scheduled last win­ • "Our results show tliat under Floosie Morford and Golds Casey. The Bunday school picnic was well HOLLAND FURNACE CO. million red cells in each cubic milli­ ter to carry this soy bean oil finish Michigan conditions only two min­ All came with well filled baskets attended. It was held at Bunnell's erals are likely to be deficient In the and spent a happy day with Mrs. meter of blood. If the red cells The only reason Mr. Ford did not point Thursday. SIMON ETTERBECK drop to 3,000.000 the patient Is shift over his entire line was that ration of dairy cattle, namely: Io­ Benham. Norris Bergman and family of 711 East Grand HL Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simmons of Battle Creek are camping for two anemic. If down to 2.000.000 very be had not yet enough oil crushing dine. which prevents goiter in new HASTINGS PHONE 2826 anemic. If one million, life cannot equipment to do It. Soy beans pro­ bom calves, and phosphorous. A Chippewa lake and four of their weeks at the Hall cottage. go "on very long. Thc white cells duce a comparatively large quantity phosphorous supplement ta needed children are visiting Mr* Sim­ when a home-grown ration is fed STATE STONY POINT. mons sister, Mrs. Joseph Springer. must approximate six to eight thou- of oil. consisting of alfalfa hay and cereal Lowell Demond's entertained Mr. and Mrs. William Cushing of Mr. Ford says: “Soy beans have grains. A mixture of equal parts of FAIR CR0UHD5 friends from Detroit last week. tome very Important advantages a special odorless bone meal is Rec­ Orval Wadell of Kalamazoo and over many other types of crops. ommended to use with home grown home of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Wilcox Wm. Herbert Moorhouse of Pine and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCann. They Improve lhe toll; they take rationing." Mtes Helen Wilcox has returned lake were week-end visitors at John comparatively Littla cultivationfronts visit at Bellevue. Blocher's. just enough to give the plant* a BEAN GROWERS COMPLAIN. ktart up to six inches in height— It is quite evident that the bean knd thereafter only enough to con­ growers of Michigan are not pleased trol Uie weeds. On our farms we with Secretary of Agriculture Wal­ cultivate with tractors, the long laces arbitrary course, At their con­ rows being 28 Inches apart. The vention in Saginaw Wednesday stalks usually grow four to four and t liere was sharp criticism of Mr. One-half feel high. Another big ad­ Wallace. Spokesmen for the grow­ vantage to the farmer is that soy ers. who are seeking a marketing beans do not need to be harvested pact to provide them a minimum when other crops press him. The price above the cost of production, vines stand up straight and stiff ex­ charged that the government's pow­ cept on certain types aj heavy soil. er of intervention would interfere The leaves fall off at frost and the with the marketing of the beans. pods remain. The crop may be har­ vested any time during the winter. SHOULD MEAN GOOD PRICES. This enables the fapner to employ his time profitably during the state department of agriculture at months when farm work ta light. Lansing, the prospects for the Borne of our crops were harvested in Michigan bean crop this year ta 52 per cent of an average crop. The to­ sub-zero weather last December. "Our extraction plant for separat­ tal crop of this state, according to ing the oil from the meal is pur­ present indications, will be about 25 posely neither large nor expensive, per cent of the nation s bean crop. so that It may serve the needs of As the country's total yield of beans several tn a community. Thus the this year will be far less than aver­ 'men who raise the crop can give it age, the price ought to be good for Its first processing; after which they those fortunate enough to get a rea­ can sell to industry the oil, also the sonable yield. meal and feed the residue to their ORANGEVILLE. cattle." " Mn. J. W. Sheffield and Mn. Mr. Ford adds: "Soy beans are Venema were Kalamazoo Uie crop with which we have so far John attained the greatest success in our visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mn. Marclus Bagley re­ experiments. We are running a small agricultural experiment sta­ turned home Monday from a ten days' visit with relatives at Petoskey tion for determining the best varietles of this legume and the most and Charlevoix. • Jean and Shirley Norman of Kal­ No Extra Cost ! Flatter, Wider All Weather profitable methods of culture and amazoo arc spending a couple of fertilization. We are likewise in­ weeks with their grandparents at Tread. More Center Traction (16; more non­ vestigating many other crops to this place. learn if they have industrial possi­ akid blocks). Heavier, Tougher Tread. Super­ Mr. and Mn. Walter Pike and bilities" Mr. Ford ta no doubt animated daughter. Harriett, of Grand Rap­ twist Cord Body and 43% More Miles ids, were Sunday guests of W. H. by a patriotic desire to aid the Beattie of this place. of REAL Non-Skid. 'farmers In finding crops for which Mr. and Mn. Gerald Rupe and there are large industrial uses. if. little daughter. Jacqueline, were for instance, some added use could Hastings visitors Friday. be found tor the millions of bush­ Merlin Houevener of Prairieville els of wheat that could be raised in spent the past week with his uncle. this country, more than ta required Marian Rupe and family ot this vi­ for American consumption, that would be a-boon to the farmers. If, cinity. Maxine and Betty Earl of Kala­ tor. Instance, added uses could be mazoo is spending a couple of weeks with their grandparents. Mr. and to utilize the com stalks, increased Mn. A. Earl of this place. prices would result for the grain WAS SUBJECT OF TALK BY DB. WOODBURNE ON SUNDAY NEW HOLLAND FURNACE 778 MICHIGAN f STATE FAIR AUG.31 SOYBEANS! PROFITABLE CROP SEPT. 9 10 DAYS IONICHTS MEET ME IN DETROIT 4 T THE i 1 Order COAL to Fill Your Bin! HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY The DEMANDS FRANK SAGE OF THE HOUR HASTINGS PHONE 2515 N OT since the pioneer days of American history haa'there been greater need for a "LEVEL KEEL” in business and commercial policy than today When you “G"3” Your Wheels Wh ILE Look what you get GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Towgh thick tenBuilt with SaperO venire. 4.40-21 4.50- 20 4.50- 21 4.75-19 5.00-19 5.00-20 5.00-21 5.25- 18 5.25- 20 5.25- 21 (29x4.40) $4.45 (29x4.50) 4.70(30x4.50) 4.90 (28x4.75) 5.20 (29x5.00) 5.55 (30x5.00) 5.75 (31x5.00) 5.85 (28x5.25) 6.20 (30x5.25) 6.60 (31x5.25) 6.8ff Other sizes in proportion. EXPERT TIRE MOUNTING. Prices subject to change-without notice. State tax, if any, additional. BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE ROAD SERVICE—TELEPHONE 2482 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. HASTINGS. MICH. and Uie crop would be much more profitable for the fanner. . Mr. Ford disclaims that he has any ready-made panacea tor the world's economic lUC bilt he Ex­ presses the conviction that anything that can be grown to provide in­ dustry with manufacturing mate­ rials will bring new revenue to agri­ culture as well as causing a stimu­ lation of price of old line conven­ tional crops. The beat possible working plan, lie says, for any man in our civili­ sation ta to have one foot on the farm and the other in industry. Mr. Ford has an extensive exhibit of by-products of soy beans at the Ionia fair to show farmers the pos­ sibilities of this crop for them. If •oy-bean oil can, be made Into a beautiful finish, as Mr. Ford says, and a more durable finish than lac­ quer, there would seem to be a trethe automobile industry may discover other , crotp that can be grown on farms In tnta country which will fit into our industrial life so that farmers can morr widely diversify their crops, BALTIMORE CENTER. Forest Smith ta sick at this writ­ ing. Mr, and Mrs. Don Helsel were in Jackson Friday. Mrs. Alma Nuslcker and son. Har­ old. of Cincinnati, Ohio, are the guests of Elery Houghtalln. Mr. and Mrs. Floy Greenfield of Quimby were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Greenfield and Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Daniels of Hastings were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mat­ teson recently. The Misses ArebeUe Smith. Bea­ trice Matteson. Margaret Garrison and Hortense Mead of the Camp Fire group go to Clear lake camp for two weeks starting Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Greenfield had as guests Saturday evening. Mr. and Mn. George Herus and daughter, Katherine, of Lansing, Mr/and Mn. Bert Fancher, Mr. and Mt>. Ed. Rice of Uie Durfee, Mn. Alma Hunsicker and Harold of Cleveland. Ohio. Aviators aay that a rainbow seen this is a nation of great re­ sources, peopled by folks of unusual bus iness and financial enterprise, makes it none the leas important that sound judg­ ment and careful thinking and planning be exercised. There is one place, however, where no American citizen can go wrong—the ac cumulation of money in a Savings Ac count in this bank—All deposits are in sured under the Federal Banking Acta of 1933 up-to $5,000. ‘ This bank, always conservative and just as accommodating as sound banking policy will pernlit, invites your patronage HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 - Capital $150,000 HASTINGS, ■ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, ItM NASHVILLE. :has always been to find some new king a time before the Spaniards <civilization Who knows how mqny cqmc a civilization Bad dPQ0hqM :hundreds or thousands of years It here tliat luvd developed a oonaider_ imay be before they will be rattling uble art in the manufacture of met­ around among lhe bones in River­ al. and la tha attractive designing weeks, recuperating from an oper­ MARBIA0E LICENSES. tuev?r overlooked a bet when it came side cemetery, or some other ceme­ and arttetlc coloring of pottery. A Vance C. Rtulter. Mt Vernon. O. 33 ation. Last ' week he spent with > to taking anything They tasted tery tn this county, with the same few of thc old Spanish records are Qsma J. Williams. Thornville, O. 34 friends in the upper peninsula. . _________ ,____________ jthls new food and liked it so well object in view? No one knows how still in existence, and refer to th toe Vpyle V. Vanity, NasbvUlg .......... 31 * Leaf Club wm very (Ckxitinucd Cmm mm roje, n*rt one) that they took same of the roots long the.isthmus of panama had people as being of Rood size, strong Marqulta C. Brumm. Nashville ..1g entertained Thursday B JBJgJ ' to lrro*' ln thrir been stilled before Columbus land­ and active—qualities that seem to home ot ’ Mra. Della Orville J. Van Wlc. Wopdland ... 22 .. mm .. way. The __ — down that tiny--------littledeparted Trod the Panaman-acquiring" would be a better-loan soil back in Spain. That root ed mvw Bowman with Mra. Otto Anderson of Panama happen* to be-Ians of today, especially as far as Beatrice L- Pratt. Woodland ...10 Bounding word where large sum*<was a potato, and today lhe annual Republlc : assisting. After lhe business meet­ are tnvolycdi the loot, and bringing potato crop te worth a lot more itucked in between the best known ibcing "active" is concerned. A 1Ring, visiting was enjoyed. Lovely re­ of America——the the south the Spanish PRORATE COURTIt to some common nmnn point of assem- than all an the u«c gold sv«u the n»c ui***>*aiuj Spaniards ever civUlzatlons < u, •* •AxteclUe —— i— farther to — freshments were served. pack-Uwlna On the! the took tfrom Mayas to the north and the In- __ records refer to a tribe of giants WE' hy rtl"l* pMF -tratn* nn -----* Uie Incas *The wu“ reputation;and > Est. Margaret B. Freeman. Peti­ Miss Pauline Furniss of Howell ni- of*the orthe potato as a dioicc choice morsel of ot cas to thc the south. It may be Interinter- !PerhapPerhaps their sloe won ilieiu------their tion for determination of heirs and high seas Che English and the pi---------------spent a few days. Mat week with her ____from .____ than, ' !. U spread „11 knnw »h«t an xafetv. P —»• Such----- things • rates would take it!*Way food ail over Europe. And esllng to know thatCTneditinn an expedition [safety. have been parents. Xf and Mrs. Von W FurThit seems a rather crude way. finally got imp Ireland. The Irish' sent out by Harvard University has known, nlSA a though il was evidently coosldered grew so many choice one* that they recently unearthed a new clvillza-' W. R- cook. Est. Mary Haft Proof of plU filed, rupOctebte. because the pirate Moc- finally became known as "Irish po- tion in the Province of Oocle. only i order admitting will entered. Mrs Lee Walker .and daughter of BEAR HOLE LAKE. r»n Knighted Over here when tatocs." and the people became de- '80 miles from the Canal Zone. An-1 |Bst. Harlan V. Swclttkr. Petition Detroit spent a tew days with her fan wm wm Knlgi the people get a little spare change, pendent upon them as an article of clent graves have been excavated Mm Lenora Feldpousch has been for license to mH filed, waiver ol1 brother. Olis ookay. and family. the people get they are of it in the more food. Even today when you think and found to be rich in objects visiting of | her sister, Mra Russell notice filed, testimony o( freehold­ they are relieved raBev Mra. Gali Lykins took Mra. Clin­ suave though none thc less efflclent of potatoes, somehow you tnvariabljA gold, along with elaborate pottery । Todd, of Lansing for the lust few er* filed, license to sell issued, oath ton F. BmlUi to Battle Creek Friday method of selling them first mort- associate “Irteh" with them But and instruments of stone. Thc find j wrek*. before sale filed, report of sale filed. morning where she took the train nge bonds, approved by some high there seem* to be an end to all good wasso elaborate that it will really 1 William Ciaggct and familyspent UNPER A BEAUTIFUL TENT THEATRE! Est. John Buehler. Order confirm­ for her home In Iowa City. Iowa. Sounding Commission. The results things, and in 1846 ardrouth blighted take year* before thc value and Sunday in Lansing visiting Henry ing sale entered. * A quite wedding took place Sat­ are about the same, though ti* the Irish potato crop. The people; significance of the find can be de- Billings and family, Est. Bonnie Belle and Donna May urday night at seven o'clock, when methods followed were totally dlf- were helpless and faced starvation, method* starvation. termined. It R wa* only by hy^an an un-1 un-| Arthur -Tyler tx.i— . and n^ -family - were six Beach. Petition and nomination tar MIm Majqulta Brumm, daughter of ferent. Where you have this "Com- Many of them got a move on before usual circumstance that this rlchl0-C)ock dinner guiists of Mr. and 'guardian filed, order appointing Mr. and Mr*. Coy G Brumm, was mission form" of financial extrac- it was too late, and thousands of field for the study of archaeologists yr> g j granger of Vermontville guardian filed, bond of guardian united in marriage to Voyle Var­ — everything ------- .* <--- ---seem* to move like ’ them came In America -nllrl land’l'p Rk> Ofantle nh«, t. — filed, < Hon to America-and land- „-«e was HiennVAmt discovered. 'T The Grande <10 de Monday „< letters of guardianship Is- ney, by the Rev. A. L. Blngman of night, il being Mr. and XX Mra. rlark-wort, and there te do form ot ed tn New York and Boston. About cocte te a large river in western Granger's 41st wedding anniversary. Ionia tn their newly furnished home ahftotlnt excepting "orally." and it that time the police forces were be- Panama, and during,some of the big Est. Chester G. Beach. Petition for on the corner ot Reed and Lent* Mr. and Mrs Frank Beckwith and does away with everything that ing reorganized, and these young ■ tropical freshets It changed Its Elster. Mrs. Ed Sheldon, of Hastings Admr. filed, waiver of notice filed, street The house was prettily dec­ might be “messy" and commonplace irteh huskies made bids for thc jobs.! course, rutting Its way through an called on Mr. and Mrs. Star Grim­ order appointing Admr. entered orated in garden flowers. The bride -Th* Rn.niirti had a nlavful lit- won ou!- and ha'c continued a*;ancient cemetery that even the na- mett Thursday. Est. Mary E. VanAntwerp. Order was gowned in blue moss crepe with the in?a* to "c0P»" rl*ht UP to lhc P^”1 da> tlves knew nothing about. One day Mr. and Mrs. Orval Tuttle and allowing claims filed. white accessories and carried a tellXher^thete^irds of gSdXere ’This only goes to show what an tn- ;a native happened to be poling hte Mr. and Mrs Russell Craven were in Ezt. John H. Norris. Bond of bouquet of baby astern and baby hililn ^mat wu to tX them IaUurr ot “■ Pn,ato Er°P canoe along lhe river and saw a Battle Creek Tuesday on business. Admr. filed, letters of admlnktratlon breath. Refreshments were served Rosemary and Theresa Ann Pald- Issued, order limiting settlement en­ following the ceremony. The guests pausch visited their sister. Mra. Rus­ tered. petition for hearing claims were Mr. and Mra. Coy Brumm and »-■ T>.e o™ o< U» .P.-UUJU sell Tbdd. of Lansing Bunday. filed, notice to creditors issued. daughters Winifred and Miss Helen Bonna and Phyllis Tyler visited Est. Chester O. Beach. Bond of Brumm of SL Louis. Mr. and Mrs. 1 food or drink it would buy. and dLs- thfir cotisln. Miss Mary Anspacher, Admr. filed, letters of administra­ Nelson Brumm and daughter, Mr SOUTII VERMONTVILLE. posed ot il on that baste. News of of Vermontville from Monday night tion issued, order limiting settle­ and Mrs. Solomon Varney. Sammy and Mrs. Millard Houser. Mrs. June; thc find evenutally reached Harvard until Thursday night. Mary return­ ment entered. peUUon for hearing Vamey. Mr. and Mrs. L- O. Oolc. Enzian and children and Mr. and I Nearly uw/ 5.000 HW|nv people visited j University investigators, who se- ing with them for a few days* visit. claims filed, notice to creditors Is­ and Mr. and Mrs. Cecile Barrett. Mrs. Lee Reynolds and Russell at- railroad wreck Sunday lo sec lhed J1 cured rights lo make further inveathe large engine, coal car anl ■Mr and Mrs. Henry Craven. Alvin sued. They left Immediately for a trip lo tended the Enzian reunion at Antlgalion*. From one grave about Linsey and family and Alvin’s fathEst. Inez E. Snore. Discharge of the World's fair. Mrs. Vamey grad­ eon's landing. Pine lake, on Sunday, baggage car out of the ditch. Mani 12x14 feet in size, more than 2.000 j er. all of Battle Creek, called on Mr. executor issued, estate enrolled. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Enxlan and brought along their lunch and theri uated with the class of 1B34. Mr. K interesting objects were taken out and Mrs. Russell Craven Saturday Est. Mary Headjy. Final account Vamey with the class of 1933 and family visited relatives at Baltin were five pop and sandwich standi Where ha* there been a safer and more satisfactory ■ including a number of images and afternoona'Mtss Doris Craven re­ filed. Creek Sunday. , 'I mnnin» I| running. _. ‘* has a position at the Creamery. w| equipment of soljd gold. This one turning with them after a two Mr. and Mrs. Klinger’are enter- : Mr. and Mrs. Asa Strait just re Investment than building and Joan shares? Est. Caleb Boniface. Bond of Laurel Chapter No. 31 O. E. 8. met K grave contained over 20 bodies, all weeks' visit with her grandparents, Admr. filed, letters of administra­ from their cottage ___ _ near Pel Tuesday night at the temple for telnlng a sister from Kalamazoo. |,turned M originally laid out on slabs of solid Mr. and Mrs. Henry Craven. tion i&sued. order limiting settlement their regular meeting. Mr. and Mra. Peter Rickcnmore । toakey. ^fstone. Of thc gold ornaments and Mtes Mary Tuttle attended a entered, petition for hearing claims Elam Rockwell and wife. Kennetl Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lathrop are are entertaining his slater. Mrs. K adornments many of them showed birthday party at Lake Al-Gon- filed, notice to creditors issued, final spending the week in Ionia. Sarah Rlckenmore. ' Powers and Dorothy Briggs re turnel real art In the intricate designs Quln in honor of Miss Helen Scobey, account of Special Admr issued. The Cressey Community Club and Sunday from Alanson where thq On Saturday afternoon, Mrs worked out.. There was everything daughter of Mrs Jessey Scobey. Sat­ Where can you find a better worry-proof place for Est. Llbbie Reynolds. Petition for Clarence Mater entertained several C. 8. C. picnic wiU be held at Jo Lo have been camping thc past weeM K, from huge breastplates to mytho- urday afternoon. Mrs. Bert Steves and Mr. an] license to sell filed. ladles in honor of Mrs. Leon Part­ Gardens Parks, Saturday. August 18. your funds than in building and loan shares? M logical monster* and strange gods. Everyone invited. |Mr« Asa Strait attended the 36tl Arthur Tyler and family called on Est. Mary Clifford Petition for ridge of FlintThe pot ten' too displayed neatness Robert Chadwick of Yankee Springs, Admr. filed, order for publication Arthur Meade had the misfortune j French reunion at Bennett Para A pretty home wedding took place Information concerning the shares of this old building and K ui design and artistic colorings, who has been very ill. entered. Charlotte. Saturday. Sunday afternoon at four-thirty at to lose a horse last week. m There were drinking cups, wine loan association will be cheerfully furnished. Mrs. H. Feldpausch is spending a Est. Americus cline. Petition for the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amoq jars, incense burners and containers lew days in Hastings with her par­ hearing claims filed, notice to credi­ Wenger when their youngest da ugh'for cosmetics, which goes to show ents. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller. tors Issued, inventory filed. ter. Margaret, was united in marz 1 ...... that today's -vanity cases" arc ---- — — - nothrtimcr wc. Est. nui<s<ucv Margaret d B . rrecmau. Freeman. rvcRe- rlage to Paul Bell, son of Mr. and Arther Tyler anu and isuiuy family >twuuru attended ing but old styles perhaps in newi^ Vermontville homecoming. Mr.'lease of Sisters of St. Joseph filed. Mrs. Joseph Bell. The bridal couple | I forms. | Tyler’s father. John Tyler, returnEst. Lucien B. Potter. Discharge of came down the stairway to the The civilization tliat these finds | lng wjth them for a few days. Admr. issued, estate enrolled. strains of a wedding march played represent belonged to a people of, Mr and Mrs 8tar Orimmeit and Est. William Orns. Petition to by the bride's sister, Mrs. Vem Haw­ [whom nothing is known. This land c M of Middleville were In receive commissioners on claims blitz. preceded by Elaine Bera a* 1256 Griswold St, Detroit, Mich. where once lived a rich and Indus-creek Friday on business. filed. flower girl and Duane Brooks ot DtUoll'l OU««» Balldin! and trious race, skilled in working met-, Mr and Mr, Ruaftcll craven? Mr ! Est. CllfTord Doolittle. Inventory Flint as ring bearer. They took their LDtRAL HOME i kals. stone and clay, te inhabited to-i and ^^0 Wld Paul med places tn front of a bower of green . day by a._lw. indigent. CWelew I GangulUsi-of Hastings were in >A Est. Armlna M. Pika. Bond of and garden flowers. Rev A. L. Bing­ 3. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. class, really a mixture ol nUR’C Nashville Saturday night. Mr. Tut-, executor filed, order releasing surety aman of Ionia performed the cere-1 races that have poured into Pana-1 tle and Mr oangulllet giving part entered. mony. Thc bridesmaid was Miss 1 ma for several hundred years past. । o{ the entertainment held on the Est. Arthur J. Shelp. Annual ac- Elizabeth Oosta of Grand Rapids.. iThe Spanish conquest was never ; Jtrret that night count of Admr. filed. cousin of the bride, and Albert Bell complete and many independent ----------------- -----------------------Est. John A. Cadart. Proof of will attended his brother. The bride wu I tribes still reside in Mexico. Central ASSYRIA. 1 filed, order admitting will entered, gowned in while crepe and carried land South America. The first ,T week’s Letter. I Admr. filed, waiver of notice filed. a bouquet of schteanthus and snap­ Spanish expeditions were in searen Miller and familv and Byron order appointing Admr. entered. (of new lands. Subsequent ”¥$***’ Quy and family went * to Pulton E*1- Louisa Monasmlth. Bond of dragons. A lunch was served by Ortha Hawblitz and Wayne Bera to the guests which included the imme­ diate families. On Tuesday night the Alumni Travis. Final account class ot which Mra. Fred Elder te ti»e teacher, had a surprize for the Misses Margaret Wenger and Marr I*W W W ■ I u I u u W ■ ■ M » ■ Ihc AnBrta>n de o„ ,n « lurt otd„ lunlu «tUemcM „. qulta Brumm in the basement of thc Evangelical church. Gqm»s were 'Panama, and was largely tlje reCUU” played after which refreshments suit ol Columbus' fourth and last «""P *“***' filed. I voyage voyiue in ta 1502 ism. Al M that U»t time he exex- . “‘• “ <* d I Est Anna Curtis. Order allowing were served Each ypung lady was given a gift from the class. plored the-north th<S north coast coast of oP-nams. 07 “Znvei^trdB^; IclMm* entered. plored Panama.; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Garllnger [and FadinlSd^ from hte pen. and that S of hte morning P^O^ to vteii the ^ lt®“daot > ' &t. Murry Chester Kring. Annual ’c fir ’s? l2X Cartury spent last week with relatives in account of trustee filed. Ohio. I natives. The thing that impressed H^^vd^ei^.r^NelU^Btemwi 1 Est. Edgar Bristol. Petition for Mr and Mrs. Amos Wenger, Mr. ColumteLv and his men was that thc ?J^laFlo*drtJJJJ‘ iu-uvU Admr. filed. natives Kctehom. । Est. Lawrence Cromwell De Bolt. Sherk and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. John­ natives wore wur big gold breast orna- ^oa „CoTlrt®J!,1, son of Grand Rapids left Wednes­ 1I menta and1 great »8 Healey. Florence Babcock and Blackberry Comp.. 2 ox. 4 Qc ------. . gold „h ° bracelets. Dor Bird Seed—16 ox. acre amoni Qww- tn to Ordcr allo*ln8 claims entered, 1 .„ Kn Wilma Clark were .mniw those day on a ten days' trip in the upper 2 for 35c; 3 for 54*c. I WUilam H. Parker. Petition That seemed to interest thc repre-, wnma Glare were among tnosc to, peninsula. Petrofol—16-ox. Xs ft? T“on -wu’ for determination of heirs filed, or­ Mr. and Mra. Clair Brook* and der for publication entered. , family of Flint are spending a two Thus in Panama the Spaniards jLhe*dh2!\ | Est. Margaret B. Freeland. Final weeks' vacation with relatives. came upon gold in great quantity. ।thc u ?‘,?unds, Disinfectant—16- QQc account filed. On Thursday night Mrs. Fred mid it naturally interested them. In J1**®*1*^ 2tn for 70c; 3 for Si. 03 Eat. Dewitt Blasdell. Commission1 Warner entertained at a siz o'clock fact thrir excitement waa-tremendous Pf J p [°*y am wl,1 .| Aromalie Spirit* of Ammonia to take testimony issued. , dinner and shower in honor of Mtes and thc yellow metal around thrir ** •" ke*p,n* •; —2 ounces. 4 Qc Margaret Wenger. The table was ! cupidity to such an extent that «-p“r and Mra Will Stanton and by by commissioner niea ViLi-full— filed,, oraer order aamuadmitI for Me; 3 for o4>e. 13 |iarate urate expeditions were sent *e,‘ .’4°Pda’ ting will entered, bond of executrix ’ pretty with -a center piece of scblsent out out to *">'*»“« a nd Sugar of Milk— ' zanthus and unique place cards. Tlx: grab oil the land that produced UP -■ ----filed, letters testamentary issued. "93" Hair Lotion — 16 ounces 'such big quantities of it. On one of Mtenigan ।llmlUng settlement entered,' guests were Bemlta and Pauline Pauline Danse, Ardis Mineral Oil—16-or. these expeditions went n "Mow"stow, V ?. er T1* i petiUon far hearing claims filed.' Bowman. Pcpte'n*— n.m.- .< Kune. u" "'“T notice to creditors issued, final ac-; Brumm. Marie Ayers and Mary 16-ox. d<- llalb-M who lutcr made such a °’' SWiday August 12. coum ‘- ,*J GofT Miller of Lansing. Mtes Wen­ count M as special special a<lmintel:_'< administratrix filed. ger fteiied her gifts with hook and, ■ hit with tha "higher ups" that it , ***" J . 2,ta i Est. Harland V Sweitzer. Order Toothaebr Drops iwith twcesEst Harland V. Sweitzer. Order line from an improvised well. j». Norwegian wasn't long be lore he itad everything '•""■** °f °* **’ confirming sale entered 2 for 15c; 3 for Me. 19 Cod Liver Ofl—15-ox. under hte own command At the Center are attending pamp-----------,----- -----------------------CRESSEY. Mint Flavor head of hts forces he marched across: K*lann,<a during thc present per- WBST ORANGEVILLE Mr. and Mrs Warren Cairns at-1 Rex-Nidvine. 1',-ox. tube— Ithe Isthmus und "discovered" thei'°°; m_____ _. •••*' BAST gun “ lake * *"‘- . tended the Geiger reunion at the; «__ f____ ... ... J| *ND Relirf lor SunburnCase Letter Pacific, which really isn't hard tt»,. The ^----. —- family reunion, .which --------- ,, .... Reynolds cottage al Wall lake fnr ' „ve, *‘?t>_JLa" B(jrn to (<) Mr Mf ana 'Mrs M„ *»uriuu Burton nurHur. see. or look al." when you get any- ra been held »<* Born Peroxide of Hydrogen where near it Discovering the Pa- । .“be "2? at Willard Park. Ooguv , diebrink. July 38. a five pound son Thursday. Mrt Till Conycf te spending thei ctlic was of course an important laaS-Wedrads). August 19. who >|U M the nap.- of week will) Dr. Conyer and family at I Soda Bicarbonate cvetp. but it probably didn’t please । The Briggs Usdle* Aid Society will । BlUy Burton, mother ai)d son doing Sodium Phosphate—I- QQr Kalamazoo. the Spanish King half os much as serve home made ice cream and cake , ot—2 for 70c; 3 for $1. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Enzian. Mr. Spirit Camphor—Z oZ. the K.uuo.uuv 12.000.000 goia gold ireasure treasure mat that Balon the lawn 8. atiA. -- • -- • the »*■- r Thursday -------- — evening —i ; Mrs. Cafierty - and Mra. Earl ixxi sent him- It wAs unfortunate too MrMrs' Emerson cortright .Bufienberger joinjd Mr. and Mrs. I that lhe treasure didn't arrive in! no™e at Lacey _ A1 Canaan at Marshall Friday and Kletuo ( leaning and Polish­ Spain a little sooner, because at the Mra^Meta Hyde; and Joyce Elaine a Wp tp Canton. Ohio, to visit ing Cloth— QQ‘ royal courts they seemed to know a" Hiding the week.al Niles with frtendI and relatives over the week 2 for 70ct 3 for 51.00. I how now to IO -play puiy politics Hl In those Uiu™. days - ■ ------------- - - ---------- ,eDd «»««»lng Monday. Riker's Egyptian Henna OQ< .. .. they j - WUy. .-j............... and jj,,. MCTnn LaFountaln u .-ell Ho Ju»t....W- iMr. “r- Hvde Hyde aeeomnanted .erampulled thorn them retnm. returnJonl^cl Hair Net*, !a dpten— 2 fuC 55c; 3 (or 75c. £3 fore lhe gold arrived ttic Spanish on Tuesday. ________ !are the proud parents of a six and Rexall .Milk Magnesia Tooth government sent out a neiy Cover*** lone-half pound daughter. We have SOUTHWEST CARLTON. nor Differences sprang up’between not learned the name as yet il slowly •tnc new new Governor uovemor and ana Balboa, na.uu*. and .uu , A this vicinity ww^ble -the Mrs- Thos. Otehcasky L -L,'-. some-trumped-up charge the W™* ttouert Brte- ,gaining. Site is In hopes lo be up Biker** Violet Cerate Value in milk conaiata first of the abundance of ita food elements to nour­ Cascade Pound Paper OQC •Governor had Balboa beheaded, an- tol Lake Thursday. 2 for 34k; 3 for 51.00. 2 for 55c; 3 for 75c. fcw other playful little sport that. the Overman and the, ^r- and a,ul Mrs. Car Carl> Weyerman and , » E Van Elt's father, who has ish the body. But a higher value, because it saves danger from dis­ Reran Milk of Magal' dau8hler this Cascade Envelopes pkg. OQc •Spaniards often indulged in. ® Bal„ —Thelma -—r- of-Hastings, " -rr~-— spent oeen very m. u u some some better oetter at at tnw ease, and gives a sense of security to the user, is CLEANNESS! . .. Thursday evenina with Mr' aud and writing. 5" y “ a‘ boa's name stiU lives, however, as ‘ ‘ '*«$* » tth Mr 2 for 55c; 3 for 75c. Kirni< Cocoaunt OU Mr J. j Btroatoecx. Mr and Clarence the dtecovcrer ot the Pacific, and in ___ ~ Mf gnd clarence Willie and Cascade Parchment — Pa pe­ ‘^« rfb’Sik ’ta Mr and Mn Mrt Oeo Eversole E'crsole of o( Cothe city at thc Pacific entrance to xr «rJa r*b t 'tIXAt™ VWiernhm spent1 Nlr terie. 36 sheets, 24 envx. OQ< .par. of tfif week in Akrop. Ohio. khe caiu! lumbus Grow. Ohio, were, week end 2 for 15c: 3 for 75c. C3 It te a matter of regret that of all i Mr<fand Mrs. LaPayette Us- guests ot MT* a A- Caflerty. Cascade Cellophane Wrapped Highlands Dairy milk comes from our own la then placed in our refrigerator, where It is 1 the millions and millions of dollarsMr and Mrl- C*14* Grovenberg tested and accreJlted herd. The cows . are cooled to a temperature just above freezing. worm oi oi “I,..'", avia bcuv i.“ttr - <» ana “Mrs “ Mary crans ot Martin, Readymade Bandage 4 Q< Spain, by those early explorers, srtrt da* 1n Battle Creek and Mrs. Eteen- Mr rioberl Ml„u ouego were properly housed and fed, and kept in clean Il Is kept on ice in the milk truck until it Is > for 33c; 3 for 54k. Iv a sthgle piece remains as ty i* te ho?J Vf .inSuhday guests of Mr. and Mra. C. E. _ stables. Human hands never touch the milk delivered at your home. i known. All probably met Ute same J^OWJItmgh of lensing spent Van being In honor from the time it is taken Into our clean milk The State of Michigan, after a thorough in­ rate—lhe --melting poVa^and next w,lh M B,ld “"--of Mrs. Crans' 76th birthday Mercuric ‘ Iodide Jordan Almond*—Lb. house until it is delivered al your door. Every ' appcarctf*as SpanuUgfSd coins. But /rank snruxr. ' Mr. and Mrs Wayne Culver were spection of our plant and herd, authorized us sura. Anna bucx and aaughters, bottle is washed and sterilised. The milk is to sell our milk at Grade A. Il costa no more 'rare applied, ttjrnatives did not re• birthda>f|Mrty for Anna at.... Martin. mechanically conveyed lo the bottler, and the on that account. Wc sell it Pasteurized or iveal all thp sjvou where treasure *«•' P«w * Hastings on Tuesday,parents 1 ------------------------------• bottle automatically capped. Thc bottled milk Raw as you prefer. burmC and luckily. Perhaps the lll«ht According to a correspondent acoLogists of the Harvard expe-; ' Mr* Tr“nk Sn^her and Mr. and Paraguayans are wondering what tL through lhe close study they * trs Uo Barry and son spent bunthey are fighting Bolivia for. Il is not |dit LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH OUR GRADE A MILK. devote to this find." may be i “ t Vermontville viewing the , that they are kwrying. it seems, but irili uouic u» uu» lura. may v«i:—CALL PHONE 2651 AND. WELL DO THE REST I '‘able ---to -----trace-- a fairly ------complete storywreck. Ualn — train ;*trangers have started asking ques' It has been demonstrated that air- f Der, the Spanish noticed that Uie natives were eating a strange looking root that they seemed to enjoy ininr very much. The Spaniards also took TourFSchjsenews HASTINGS ■ 3 NITES ONLY bcc,use u,e> * hi err iniinrtwnc °r those MONDAY AUG. 20 THE SHOW WITH A MILLION FRIENDS JACK KELLY'S BIG STOCK CO. POPULAR PRICESAdults xsc • Kiddles zoc LATEST and BEST IN HIGH-CLASS DRAMATIC PLAYS, VODVIL, MUSIC LADIES FREE MONDAY NIGHT! Looking Backward J Looking Forward ®ll? ffirttmtal <£nan Imirsfntent fltornpany Do You Need Repairs On Your Buildings? AIIPIIQTI nUuUu o I r|■ factory a to-yo uALl ( Sale Starts We carry a complete stock of Building Materials, Lum­ ber, Roofing, Etc. . Closes Sat. Aug. 15 P are test Products We make prompt delivery and give you the best service we can. Rexall Remedies 19 19 29 39 39 49 79 79 A Qr 59' 79 79 23 25 17' 29 THE HOME LUMBER CO 29 19e HASTINGS, MICHIGAN SUNDRIES TOILET GOODS Values in Milk 39 29' 39 23 33 STATIONERY . WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION HOSPITAL 39 CANDY 19 13* 98’ 29’ varvem Uat^nox iaASUIlgS 39 25' 25' 12' U □teDoms Xtar» ivilCIUgail Michigan -■ ■^■■ewwMwe lanes can tow gliders successfully. “ rerJ tof®rt*nt PMff* hitching qp. aomethtog out of the important and and explorers explorers, | of a business commentator rommentatre- <>■* th* Qfllln ....... lured by gold and thought* thought* of con-; con* bu&lneu *av» Uie *r*r ------1x4x1 occurred. important partner u slaay. named Untortunaidy’tlimake money attention. No ona know* tor how first What about pork and beans? must spend maiey. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2*51 :: Robert W. Cook, 1‘ropr. :: Hnstingt, Mich. �T1 BA1TTN01 BANNKB, WEDNESDAY, ACCOST HL IMS idustrialized Barn at Fair *raws Over 800,000Visitors HEIBSHIPWILL BE DETERMINED FREEPORT. church held a very successful baked I at thc John Reamer store TO'VJIHJM'-LE. Mrs. Pied Karr and son Junior, Kathryn and Kenneth Harvey of and Mra. Harold Bkedgell (Minnie Utile Jerry Braendle of Stanton Kankakee, Ill . visited their sister Blough) of Kalamazoo, oq July 21. ivisited at lhe Ken. Braendle home and aunt, Mrs. Fred Smith and He has been named Richard Lavern. 1 family Tuesday and Wednesday. Mra. H. W. Blough assisted in the Mte* Clara Scott entertained the On Sunday, August 5, at Trail's care of mother and son. End. Gup take, seven members of Triple Link club Friday at lhe Mer­ (Continued from Page One) Mra. Laura DuPrey of Ban Jose. the Class of *27 of Freeport High ia u resort. Pine lake. A good time Calif., was expected to 'arrive at school , met In their annual reunion. is reported. Mrs. D. N. Honeywell. Opal Hon­ home of her sister, Mra. Claude There • were twelve members in this are th until they shall have pur- the ' Walton, the fore port of this week class , but some could not be present eywell and Mrs. Ethel Btebblns chased or arranged for the ptlr- .for a visit. Mr*. DePrey wUl be re- । Thursday with Mr. ~=~ and -Mrs. We are today going through a period at the gathering. Plans were made spent — ----chase or building of a suitable place membered by many here as Mrs at thta Ume for a Joint reunion of .Winslow Martin of Hickory Corner*, for lhe establishing and maintain­ the classes of '2fl. Tl and -2R for Saturday. August U, was the nlnof Reconstruction in all lines; manufae* Laura Green. ing of an old ladies' home in Hasnext ,e«r. to be held >1 FxllJttoi ■»-«« "•ul d<> M one much toeed Mr. and Mrs. Ted Christman of Ungs. end hMhly rejected nelfhboe. Mn. taring, merchandising, banking, ship­ Grand Rapid* called at the home Park. Thaw peewnl ■( lhl> To carry out thl* purpose she di­ ■ w*”,1 “> of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bisson Bun­ k.Utalnu were: ttowlto Boughner ping, transportation, and farming. In rected that lhe residue of her es­ day afternoon and made the ac­ Johnwrn end ton. Puul. .nd cue.!, ,J W. younu-uuee. ITUta. .nd tate be held tn trust by her execu- ' kC.ru.rel Johnmn. ol Bowne Cen- kindly tow.rdx .U. Keep, prnted on quaintance ot the new daughter ter. M.rtwel Eckert K.mlskr .nd)U» the d.y May lhe IM tor*, "who shall act a* trustee* of fact no line of industry is escaping the there. the fund, invest and care for the huaband ol Landnc. Biber Pox and 1™* U>« »ta ol all. CaUMr. and Mra. John Ftah have been lame.” getting aa good, a rate of . necessity of Reconstructing its busineaa Cttat. Ollberl Bldxley ot HuUnp. '«• “J “ concratolate ter interest as is coniUtent with safe ‘looking after the duties at the Allen Donna Moore end cue.1. Herniate ."" ktadat""*. M"fx Fish home the past week while the and trade to meet the needs of the hour. aeciiHtles for investment. The ex­ Bigbcc of Chase, a former memBer ^nest Farr, M. J. Norrta. W. R. ecutors certainly fullflled this pro- !latter and family have been at the of the class but not a graduate. Ma-1Norris, Mn. Jake Johnson, Miss NArrl* Mr* ’"k* Mb“ U. B camp ground* near Sunfield vlilon. The two men she named as . rion Smelker of Allo, and Francis Dora Johnson. Mrs. Mary Polley, Mr*. Claude Walton waa a supper executors were Edward A. Burton Miss Myrtle Smith. Mrs. Jennie De­ We are doing our part in this plan or of her mother. Mrs. Ida Myers, Hall Cook and daughter. Nadine, of and the late Thomas Water*, both guest 1 Lake Odessa. In the afternoon Em­ Priester. Mra. Ruth Krick. Mr*. Leh­ of this dty. Mr. Water* was seriously at 1 Grand Rapids Thursday evening. ma Yule Merritt of Quincy Joined man, Ethel and Robert Johncock, program, in helping to bring back to our All former pupils and teachers of Mra. Hlgrfn*. Mrs. Wood. Mra. Kat­ 111 for a long time and died about , the gathering. It was a gala lime Towe school. District No. fl. will hold ie Norris add several others extend­ three years ago. so that the burden Nation at large a better and more sta­ a reunion at Nash's Grove, across and many were the events of thc ed congratulations and best wishes. of looking after this fund has rest­ from Ute school on Bunday, August past tliat were relived. Cards, gifts and a lovely bouquet ed largely upon Mr. Burton. So bilized form of business and trade, aha 2fl. Pot luck dinner will be served Drj, H. 8. Wedel) and family, with carefully ho* the trust been carried from the ladies of the M. E. church, at two. Everyone to furnish their their guest*. Rev. and Mra. Paul were received. Mra. Sarah Smith and out that the amount of the residue , in order to make this Government of the Arow, of Pittaford. N. Y.. and the' Patricia Baker were dinner guests. ot Mrs. Freeman's estate has nearly 'own table service. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brownell of Fre­ ladles* father. John W. Owen, of, Mr. and Mr*. Eben Pennock and doubled in ten years. The securi­ people, by the people, and for the peo­ ties acquired are excellent Invest- mont and lhe latter'* mother. Mn. New Castle. Pa. returned Sunday daughter Marian of* Big Rapids, W. Chicago.—An Indtutrlallzcd barn, 6,000,000 have gone through ' the menta and have depreciated very Ida Myers, of Grand Rapids, vis­ evening from a week's outing at' L. Pennock of Hastings and Mr. and ple a better place to live and better be­ Mra. Roy Malnard and grandson ona of the most unusual farm ex­ entire Ford Exposition. little. The amount of the residue, ited their sister and daughter. Mrs. Trail's End. Gun lake. Claude Walton, Thursday afternoon. A very pretty wedding occurredI Paul of Kalamazoo were recent pallhibits ever shown, awaits visitors The Exposition Is dominated by ♦ according to our Informaant. who cause we have had some small part in Mr. and Mrs. Will Thomas of Wil­ at the home of Rev. Merrill of Low­ er* al Mr. and Mrs. Henry Behoon. is qualified to express an opinion, to Chicago during Fann Week at the huge Rotunda and Industrial liamston spent the week end with ell on Thursday evening. August 2.. Mr. and Mr* Floyd Wales and will be close to 440.000. the world’s Fair twin Auguat 11 to Hall, forming a building 000 feet the Reconstruction period. relatives and old friends here. when Miss Norma Cool, daughter of’ son Gordon and Miss Doris Burke The will specified that there shall 18. The barn is part of tho 11-acre long. In the Rotunda Is Mr. Ford's Mra 8- L. Peckham of Lake Odes­ Mr. and Mrs Frank Cool, became■ attended .... ____ ___ _ reunion _____ _ — thc _Blanchard at be paid by the executors to the Sis­ sa came Friday lo remain with Mrs Ford exposition. famous Drama of Transportation, ter* of BL Joseph ot Naxareth. in Edith Godfrey during the absence IKe bride of Mr. Leland N. Jones Long lake last Sunday. The building was originally a collection of sixty-seven vehicles of Hastings. Mtes Cool was attend-1 Mr*. Earl Johncox entertained the erected In 1803, the year Henry starting with an ancient Egyptian . such sum* as may be required to of the latter's brother. Dr. H. C. ed by her sister. Mis* Nelda Cool. Ladies' Aid Friday. carry on the purchasing or build­ Peckham. Ford was born, on his father’s farm chariot down to the modern motors and Mr. Robert Newton of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Mott reing of the home until the home Mr*. Hasel Novtaky spent Monday acted-a* best man. Rev. Merrill per-jturned to their home in Pentwater In Dearborn, Michigan. It was car. In the Century Room la a re­ shall be completed, when the entire In Hasting*. formed the ceremony. Following a after visiting Mr. and Mra. John brought plank by plank to the Fair production ot the first Ford cor, amount ig to be turned over to the Mary Lota Stuta of Hammond. short wedding trip through the I Doster and other relatives for *evand re-erected to Illustrate Mr. built In 1803, In a replica of the Stater*, ahd all of the fund tn ex­ Ind., spent from Tuesday until Sun­ Ford's theory that the farmer can pioneer's little brick workshop com­ cess 6t the coat of the building te day with Mr. and Mra. M. H. Rosen­ northrrn part of the stale, they are eral days. Mtes Frances Doster acnow at home to their many friends1 com panled them for a week'* visit. Increase his Income by processing pletely equipped with his original to used In the maintaining of the berger. at Dowling. Mr*. Jones has always' Opal Honeywell of Nichols hoaplhome. In carrying out the bequest, tools and lathes. crops for Industrial use. Marvin Harold Rosenberger. Sr.. and with the sanction of the Bisters local druggist, and hi* brother. llved in Freeport and attended the tai. is spending her vacation with Industrial Hall contains the ma­ The barn at the Fair is set In the ' parents. Mias Other Bird — Hon-. of BL Joseph of Nazareth, real es­ George, are in Chicago this week Freeport High school arid has -a . her ALL DEPOSITS INSURED UNDER THE BANK­ middle of a soy bean patch and la chinery exhibits where visitors may tate was purchased by the executors attending A Century of Progress. large circle of friends here wno e_ eywell of Ann Arbor, spent a day' completely equipped with machin­ see body-welding, dlacnstlng, glass­ ING ACTS OF/. 1933 —1934 UP TO $5,000.00 east of the Pennock hospital, where While tn the city they will also visit tend their heartiest best wishes to thc forepart of lhe week with them. ery which extracts the oil from the making, the weaving of upholstery Mrs Bess Hughe*. Mrs. Belle Mul­ the newlyweds. . / it waa planned that the home would thc Sherwin-Williams Paint factory beans nnd prepares the ol) and and many other processes Illustrat­ len and Jane attended the Jackson Helena Braendle and Laura Perk­ be erected. and Bauer and Black Drug Co , two meal ao that they may be sold to ing bow basic elements of the earth The will further provided, in the large and Interesting Industrie* ins spent last week at the Camp reunion al Gun lake ThursdayMrs. Florence Mott is visiting manufacturers. nre combined by creative genius. event that lhe bequest made to lhe whose product* they sell. Mr*. Ros­ Fire Giris' camp. Camp Kitannlwa friends and relatives at Battle The Ford Motor Company has Also In this hall Is the air-cooled ' Sliters of St. Joseph of Nazareth enberger is looking after the duties at Dowling. the Charles Hughes cottage, Crooked 'Becker and family, and Mr. and 17,000 acres In soy beans, and yet Little Theatre. wRh its Human About elevyn o'clock on Tuesday Creek. te not accepted and used by them at the drug store during Harold's’ Mr. Granger of Middleville is lake Bunday. A good attendance and Mra. William Schasenbakor and son, evening of last week many were for the purchase, or building, buy ­ has to buy large quantities from Ford and the motion picture, **A absence. manager of the Cappon garage. Leo. of Bedford. as usual a good time. ing and maintaining the A. W. farms to meet Its requirements. Rhnpsody In Steel." Mr. and Mra H. W. Gooch, ac­ suddenly Awakened by an unusual Mr. and Mr*. Lowery and daugh ­ Mrs. Madonna Kennedy and BarMra. Benson, who has been very ill Bailey Old Ladies' Home within a companied by Mr. and Mr*. Fred, amount of noise and many did not Each Ford car has twenty parts On the lake shore Is the 5-acrs ter of Orangeville were ^nday Is improving, which is good news to period of ten years from the date TaBberer and Mrs. Thera Nagler. know until next day what had dis­ made of soy beans. Including the Ford Gardens, with the Roads of guest* of Mr. and Mra. Roy Lowery tlic seek end with her parent*. Mr. her many friends. . of her decease, then her will di­ attended the U. B. camp meeting; turbed their slumber. However. steering wheel nnd engine parts. the World, a 2.000 foot ova) con­ rected that the residue of her estate’ near Sunfield Bunday afternoon. ’ those living in the neighborhood ot and family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Benson had and Mra. William Smith. In addition, soy bean oil Is used In sisting of reproductions of twontyBunday. Aug. 5 the first Norris re­ "shall be divided equally among my as guests Sunday their niece. Mr. Bob Shults of Hastings visited Mr*. Harold Rosenberger1 and sont Prank Cool's home had no difficulty manufacturing the body enamel ono historic roads Including the helra-at-law. who may be living at’ Marvin. Jr., spent Sunday with reia- in quickly recognizing the why and union of the James Norris family and Mra Herman Shaw, and chil­ Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. JamM which Is used on all Fop! cars. As Appian Way, the Street Called the expiration of the ten years aft­ tives at Silver Lake, north of Grand, wherefore. It was Just a large group met at the home of Mra. Jennie dren of North Dakota. Bothard. x Norris. There were forty-four pres­ a result of continuous experimen­ Straight, the Wilderness Trail and er my death." of local young people led by Jimmy Mr. and Mra. Jack O'Oonnoc and Karl Smith, who has spent several Rapid*. ent at dinner and other* came later. tation. It Is believed that lhe use the Grand Sahara Caravan Route. Conditions have arisen that make’ Keith Jacobs and friend. Fred। Cool, giving Mr. and Mrs. Leland The day was much enjoyed and weeks at Homer wtth his sister. Mr. children are visiting in Coral with of any bean products wlll^e great­ At the south end of the Gardena la it impossible at this time for the' Thompson, called on Mr. and Mra. Jones an old fashion charivari. It her folks. Df, and Mrs. Wynn No­ and Mrs. Mason Minor, is home. Blstera of 8t. Joseph of Nazareth| H. W. Gosch and Charles Geiger; proved a real surprise to the young hope to meet again next year. The ly Increased In future. the band shell and amphitheatre, John Woods is visiting his aunt. bles. to attempt to operate an old ladles', Saturday. They were en route fromk people but they were equal to the place to„be,. 'named later. Mrs. liettta Mamby and Eva . Since ths World's Fair opened where the Detroit Symphony Or­ occasion and produced the treats.! Mra Belle home in Hastings, thc expense of nine weeks ago. more than 800.000 chestra will give free concerts ev­ i their summer camp near Manistee Mamby of Lacey spent Wednesday Margaret NorrU which would not be covered by the; to their home* in Detroit. i-iiii xm 11, Perkin*, * vraiiut, who wiio attended uit—riiueu of Mal!ln e?,,ed 0 M persons have visited the Industrial- ery1 afternoon and evening during ____ ___ school . . . at . Kalamazoo. Is,, • ILl,wv Mr. and Mra. Ray Castle and “d Thursday with Mra. Janet Pet­ summer *cy 'ThtirsnaV Th“r~ay. „ . bequest of Mra. Freeman, so they Miss Ora Weeks of Freeport vis­ Charlene. Mr and Mra. I tengU). lied Bnrn. and a total ot nearly Farm Week at the Fair. u D°V °m«^v Iran daughter ' have relinquished their claim upon ited her parents. Mr. and Mrs Don now employed at Port Sheldon on. MUs Milo tehm.n. WUlUm Molta . Mt. Mid Mn. Clta. HowU, mM Lake Michigan, uhlll her school du-' S h«£ J the estate. Weeks, of Nashville Thursday night. ties at Jones school begin. Ed Wilkinson attended the Wilkin- family spent a week in Traversa Smith, o\er . There are no brothers or sisters Miss Mary Humphrey returned lo Mrs. Frank Cool and Miss Nelda Mr and Mr8 MUo “ L son reunion Bunday. (City visiting Mr. and Mrs. Burr of Mrs. Freeman living at the pres­ her duties in Detroit at The Wom­ Nn. Frank Cool and Miss Nelda tended the funeral of the latter'* Mt. nod m™. CtcU eppon >».. _____ ent time. The provision that the res­ an's hospital after having spent a Cfol entertained at their home on Tuesday evening. August 7, with a nephew. Mr. Oeorge Bishop, of Kal­ idue of her estate be given to her few days with friends and relatives them leave our town but wish tliam ed Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller at helra-at-law at thp expiration of here. kitchen shower in honor ot Mrs. amazoo Friday. their cottage at Loach lake Bunday. Miss Elizabeth Woods of Gull lake success wherever they art. ten years after her demise, If the Leland Jones, the former Norma Boy* and girls are looking for­ Mte* Mar lea Cameron of ^sj^inaa Home were not then in operation, ward. Joyfully and otherwise, to the Cod. About twenty guests ‘were visited her parents. Mr. and Mra. visited Mra. Eva Rowley Sunday, Oeorge Woods, and sons over the STATE ROAD. brings tip the question: Who are opening of the. new school year, present and the bride received many Mrs. Lena Becker entertained last . Several ■ Irewa itue , her helra-at-law? Ordinarily lhe which occurs on Tuesday, Sept. 4. lovely and useful gifts. A luncheon week end. week Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Cllffton the lonta fair thta Wi The Hughes reunion was held at helrs-at-law of a deceased person, The school house ha* been given a of cantaloupe and ice cream with who may die without a fcmlly of very thorough cleaning, one part her own ax did Mra. Freeman, are of it has been newly wired, new Plans are progressing nicely for the brothers and sisters and the paint and kalsomine have been ap­ the finest time ever held In Free­ children of deceased brothers and plied and the building is in the best port at the homecoming to be held stetera. That is a* for as the law here Sept. 1. 2 and 3. Arrange­ condition it has been for many goes in defining "helra-at-law." years. At the present writing the ments have not all been completed Under these conditions the probate contract for principal has not been but enough has already been done Judge feels that the helrs-at-law signed by Mr. Everett Ardis of Mc­ to assure a very unusual program. would naturally be the children of Bain who has been selected from On Saturday there will be several Mra. Freeman's deceased brothers a large group of eligible applicants, free acta. Including blackface, acro­ and sisters, about sixteeen in all. and It 1* expected that the contract bats. and contortionists. There will —and for the economical In other words Judge Clement hold* will be signed before the week 1* be music throughout the day fur­ that the terms of her will requiring over. B. Grant Voorhies, who has nished by either the Vocational buyer of Rpicea, etc., we the dtetrlbution ot Mr*. Freeman's been serving os principal, will head School band of Lansing or thc Post­ are offering the following property to her helrs-at-law are to the faculty this year as superintend­ urn band of Battle Creek. Other be considered the some as If she ent. replacing Mr. Ray Hamilton, events on the day's program Include for SATURDAY ONLY: had died July 8. 1934. instead of who resigned to accept the position the annual flower show. a baseball July 8, 1924. of principal tn the Vassar school. ^ame between Alto and Freeport, However, there are some heirs The third member of the High a cowboy show, and a balloon ascen­ who may question this interpreta­ school teaching force will be a Miss sion. Plans have been made to have tion. and may want to determine if Rice from Kalamazoo Vrre Carter the program given out to the entire a child or the children of the chil­ will again be in charge of the gram- crowd over the Simpkins Bound dren of Mra. Freeman's deceased System. On Monday, Labor day. brothers and stetera should not be cessful. Mrs. Lois Usbome will some o| the atracUons are: Acta You can't give a race bom poor included: and that would about teach the intermediate room and by Curly and Mack, taw Lepard double the number of heirs. Insrant-Srarring, Lightning PV4food and expect him towin races. a Miss Haan .from Grand Rapids Brothers. Hanson and Nash, and There is still another question will be primary teacher. This gives some local talent. Several other And you can’t secure perform­ up qualities. Tetraethyl is in every tliat may arise: If Mrs. Freeman's Freeport an exceptionally strong features to appear on the three property were to be distributed on days' program are being sought and ance from any car, new or old, corp* of teachers and with a wide lhe basis of an equal share to each awake school board and a very ac­ no effort is being witheld to make oa poor quality .gasoline. of her brothers and staters, then tive P. T. A. this promises to be an this a real gala time. A pork barbe­ should the descendants of each of gallon gives you more power and unusually successful year. It Is ex­ cue or a wiener roost for Saturday 54,000 Conoco Service Station the brother* and staters share only pected to have a full nine months evening is being given consideration in the jiart that would have been and several other unusual things of school. apportioned to that brother or sis­ Each Wed­ Dr. H. C. Peckham, accompanied have been suggested ucts of thc Continental Oil Com­ ter had he or site been living when drawing, by Floyd Walton, left Monday morn­ nesday evening at Pie Mr*. Freeman died? Tliat ta. sup­ pany arc distributed, are servicing Conoco Red Triangle. Fill up votes are being cast for a queen to pose Mrs. Freeman liad five broth­ ing for an auto trip through the reign during the three day festival. north, as far a* the Soo. During the Whole Mixed Spices millions of cars, new and old, Canton Preaarved ers and sister*, should the estate trip the doctor plans to visit Van­ More complete details will be pub­ be split up Into five equal portions, lished later. Save these dates and White Mustard Seed with Conoco Bronze Gasoline. Ginger each one-fifth going to the children derbilt. a town of about SOO popu­ visit your’ friends in Freeport Price’s Canning Black Mustard Seed of the deceased brother or stater, lation. located southeast of Petos­ or to the children of such children, key. which the doctor had the honor QUIMBY. Compound Powdered Mustard INSTANT STARTING —LIGHTNING PJCK-UR or should each descendant share of laying out and starting as a town■ Mr. and Mrs. Meltcnberger of in his early days of practicing med­ Wheeling, West Virginia, visited at Whole Clove* Powered Tumeric alike? A hearing has been set for this icine. Vanderbilt has grown to be; the home of Shirley Ritxman the Canary Seed Powdered Clove* a very lively town andXtbe doctor matter in the probate court when 1* quite interested in the proposed Whole Allspice Fennel Seed the heirship will be determined. Jeanette Ritxman went to Ionia visit. Sunday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Fred Cassia Buda Anise Seed- Powder Alva Moore spent the first two Courier. NORTH HOPE. days of last week in Clare with Caraway Seed Ground. Black Pepper The Quimby and. Striker school Bunday visitors at the home of Mra. Moore and children, who had picnic was held at Thomapple Red Pepper Grounfl White Pepper been spending a few days with her lake Thursday and all enjoyed the Mrs. Roy Fennels, Mra. Charlie Her­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bowles. All Whole Coriander Seed Paprika fine dinner and visiting also music rington and three children, Mrs. returned home Tuesday evening. by Quimby Bunday School orches­ Currey Seed Powdered Nutmeg Richard PenneU.and Mr. and Mra Rev. and Mrs. F. Loomis and Louis Ferguson ot Kalamazoo and. daughter, Gaytha. left Tuesday tra. Amon Eaton was elected presi­ Ginger Root Star Anise, Whole dent. Mra. Edward Fennels of Cloverdale. morning for their farm near Smyr­ Mr. and Mr*. Whitman Kellogg Whole Anise Seed Powdered Mace : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saunders and na where they will spend the re­ family of Hastings spent Bunday mainder of the week of their vaca­ and family of Eaton were Sunday Celery Seed Powdered Ginger visitors at Glenn Kellogg's. ■ with OttoNatael. tion. Ralph Hormel and Thoyt Pilta of Whole Mace Powdered Cinnamon Mr. and Mrs. . William Havens and F E. Deming 1* spending some Mrs. George Havens and children time in Holland the guest of hl* Detroit visited Wallace Bldelman RapeSeed Whole Nutmeg from Friday until Sunday. of southwest Rutland, spent Bun­ daughter. Mrs. Oeorge Woldring, There will be no Bunday School Dili Seed Powdered Currey day with Mr. afid Mra. Rankin Hart. and family. the 19th. as all expect^ to attend I Miss Doria Peake, who has been ' Ralph Moore Is one of the leadHemp Seed Red Pepper Pods the anniversary of Good Will all day spending a few days with Mrs. WUwith pot luck dinner. ■ llam Martin of Hastings, returned to Camp Barry at Stuart lake. Orchestra practice will be held her home on Wednesday. tow* - ■ «M’r”DT' Two more fine improvemanta are with Wallace Blctelman Thursday JOHN ; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sefton and evening. , friend* of Grand Rapids spent from Bros., our industrious elevator .men. H. F. Gaskill and wife of Birming­ lUmHCl. MICHKUW Thursday untlfBunday at their cot­ have put a new platform on their ham visited relative* here and at­ tage here. tended the Quimby and Stalker school picnic. ' Instruments that will throw the Tronl platform. Just across the read , voice of a speaker a mile have bean at the oil station, a fine new elec­ B. A. LrBarlur, Prop. Hutbrn, Mich. A man may be telling the truth invented. Now we only vrant one trically lighted sign has been erected now when he says he runs things that will throw the speakar the near the road. at hte house. He means the washing same distance. machine and the vacuum cleaner. Reconstmctic Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column This Is Pickling Time! HOWTO KEEP A NEW CAR NEW! Cinnamon Bark . . 1 lb. 10c; 1 lb. 30c . , Cinnamon Pow. . . 1 lb. 10c; 1 lb. 30c Ginger Pow.......... 1 lb. 10c; 1 lb. 30c Mustard Pow. ... 4 lb. 10c; 1 lb. 30c Celery Seed......... j lb. 30c; 1 lb. 95c Dill Seed.............. i lb. 10c; 1 lb. 30c 1 pt. Tr. VANILLA Comp. N. F., 55c We also carry in stock at all times the following supplies: CONOCO BRONZE wii/i ‘7e&uiel/tyl^J/iyke/i<//n£i-k*u>cA 7 PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE EDMONDS OIL CO! ONE OF THE PRODUCTS OF CONTINB.NTAl Ol �■HIE HASTINGS BANNML WEDNMDAT. ACOUST M. IW4 ..... .___ .VERDALE. . . .. I Claude Hauunond mm! z^roard CIA) DELTON. On Friday night Aug. 91. a male ■ Mr. and Mra. Wm. Miller and RY*n »I*nt Tuesday in Battle Creek, Rapids will'daughter. Ruth ot Kalamaww. were Mr and Mra Charite X Reniteh LAKE CITY POTATOES uartette from Grand »•?'<* ,( .. ------------resent a program of readings and g u es u o f thc Harry Fennels family <nd_Phll° •hcldon of ________ present or anu jguest* of tin ■________________ - .'both ---------- --Thursday afternoon By Home Economtas Specialist* tow the pressure gauge to reach zero jpjoid. — Tegts of Spuds on «. Litfht Pothuvocal V0^,1 and “nd Instrumental *ni!tnHn.en‘?1 music h?1131? i Wednesday. thc Delton Methodist church. A Mrs Dale Monte and children of callers at the home of Mr. and Mn. uifhivxn ntato before opening the petcock, opening _ --------- -------------------in theinDelton 5 Michigan State rvutM« College it gradually to prevent sudden out-b Soils Furnish Valuable In­ ’free will offering will be taken which 'Dunnttigvflle amt Mra. Olin Brown Claude A. Hammond. , Mlu M. Bernice Wing of Detroit will be used to purchase chair* for w pudnwcll were Sunday afternoon rush of steam. Complete the seal of • formation to Farmers Homemakers can take advantage! glass Jars, place them In the open I 'the *«iv »«.new baaement. --------------- -------------Everyone te in- lcaiiers of Mr. and Mra. Lyle Klnga- was the guest of her sister, Mrs. ot the federal recommendation fori air. protected from drafts, until East. Lansing—Potato growers vtted to .coms come and -snjsy enjoy ths the 7-^* pro­ [bury and family. Claude A. Hammond, and family FRESH GOODS EVERY culling UVCMAAVA livestock w to lay ... In « a .u|, supply cooled. to visit the Lake VUUllIj K.,vxz...v — When No. 2 or No. 2 1-2 tinware invited ~ w City gram. The McCallum reunion was held Monday. Paul Haminond. who has of canned meat tor next winter.;can* arc used the pctcock may be Potato Farm for Hje annual field. The Delton L. A. 8. will have a;at me Wallace McCallum home at been spending hte vacation with relatives Tn Detroit. Monroe and Methods for canning are suggested ,opened gradually at thc end of the day, Wednesday. September 12. bake sate and ice cream social next [Rutland Saturday. 10 Iba. Baet by home economics extension nutri- proceasing period. Place tin can* of This farm located In Missaukee Saturday afternoon and evening in I Mrs Rw.i Pierce and little Mary Ionia returned with her to hte home Sugar------ tion specialists of Michigan State all sizes in running water to cool, county and owned by Michigan tha north rooms adjoining Leonard * lJoyrt attended the Hastings High here. Rev. Gearhart of Hastings called College, which if followed exactly j In preheating unchUlcd meat. State college te conducted for the *U*e. • Itchool -’Memory Club" picnic at lhe Large Pk«. 4 Qc will insure BAAAU good results. . pieces weighing ..about one pound1 primary of testing — the new- ' The annual Pennock reunion will home of Mrs. Von Dunn of Del­ at the Edw. Walters hbtne ThunWU, tUBUAV — ....... —. j purpose ... ... ..... Rolled Oats___ I □. . u are — placed m i.<o enough .AAu.h hnii. ik«* developments In i- the .a-- production n.—be held Thursday of this week at tho -ton. Sunday. ------- ' Meats are ready for canning as -----each in Just boil-'est soon as the ardmal heat has dteap- '-"8 water to cover, and cook at alm- of potatoes on the lighter roll*, home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGordon MacLeod spent Sunday In Light House 4 Ac EAST DELTON. neared and the meat te chilled Pre-'mcring temperature (around 196 de-.Forty acres of potatoes have been,i Dermott at Hope Center. heatlnp te necessary before backing B^ees F > for about 40 to 60 minutes, planted this year. 10 acres of early■ । Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Minar of Doster Cleanser, 3 cans I U Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Monica. Misses Mr and Mrs. Allen Griffen en­ Into Jars Place thr meal In boiling । "bout two-thlrd\of Its original vol- varieties and the rest late, visited Mr. Add Pennock Thursday Evelyn und Maxine Monica and Mr. tertained Mr. nnd Mrs. Isaac t water to cover tower the heat. and umt “nd ,eavc no red coIor l,,#ldc, ^eld plantings have been madei afternoon. Canning Peaches $0.19 and Mri. Lester Monica and son. ISchnulfhouscr of Battle Creek on ■Imnier until meat te thoroughly lbe pieces. Pack at once, add boiling o( Irish Cobblers. Katahdins. Green I Charles, were Kalamazoo shoppers lSunday. Limited Amount ■■ heated Pack in tin can* or in glass hot concentrated broth tn cover, and Mountain*. Russet Rural*. Russot drnoon meeting Thursday at Uie Thursday. Nearly two hundred people en­ lars Bring the broth to boiling and 3-4 to 1 teaspoon of salt to each pint Burbank*, and White Rural*. The home of Mrs. Emnta Dickerson in Mr and Mrs. Ross Pierce attended .joyed the bam dance at Ellas Wll5-Tie Painted pour over thc meal to within one- container. Process 60 minutes at 250 growth of these varieties can be Cloverdale. the fpneral of their friend Glen!I. ikon's Saturday evening. There will Handle Broom __ V I half inch from the-top of the con- degree* F. or 15 pound* pressure and compared and several rows in every Mr and Mrs. John Adams spent England of Woodland Saturday. I; !bc another In two weeks. talner Add 1-2 to 1 teaspoon salt.cool immediately. UnchUlcd meat i* field will be dug nnd left on thc Sunday with tjjeir daughter und Mr. and Mra. Ed.I Pcnnete Elba Collison spent) ot Kalamazoo _________________________ visited _______ per pint A small quantity of gj-latln.: less - “mder than that which has -----------ground --------------toT^how the difference m husband at the Kellogg farm. — -------------- _. Friday with her sister. Mrs. Mark hte father Sunday afternoon. one tabicsDoon per pint softened in been before canning. t>.hor <unmi nm..nt nt iho .... chilled ___ — ---------- tuber development of nthe several va-wrrai ; Mrs.vn.Inez TYird of East Hickory Bates of Otsego. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willison and xold liquid, may be added to the ,f any If ”m' other °‘her m method e,hod is 1* used ' ■"* to “ .pieties. . Comers spent Bunday afternoon The following are having a siege three children and Mr. and Mrs. Twenty-five acres of potatoes arc with Mrs. Lula Wertman. ' broth- Fully 'sell Un cans or par­ can meats excepUthe pressure cookof mumpa. Ointt Jean Garrison. La-1 Gordie Durkee and son of Delton boiled........ 15 min-) underItusanou. irrigation. inc Thcjanuu* porousiww hose MIO. ■' --------------------- Ulof‘nupnu.a ------— Wave Jenncy. Donna Marie Pen- spent Sunday with home folks. tially seal glass jars and place each J.'.-r. 1. the “•= meats must be w..[Ulluct Mrs.trernuuv Gertrudeoiruxc* Strokes Hopkins as prepared m the hot cooker so the ute* before being tasted after they system 1* In use. with tlw water sup- spent Wednesday with Mrs. Mabie nets and Grove Davenport. | Mrs. Lillie Griffen and Mrs. Isaac meant will not be ccoled The tern- arc epp removed from the Jar. far. Iniv a tawh i ply r<imi<h*H furnished hv by na Krnv^r beaver nond pond. A Town. Ervin Steevey of Grand Rapids Schauffhauscr of Battle Creek were detailed report -of .... thc -costs of.... IrnTiic Kathryn Town. Laperalure of the meat when placed ---------— Misses — --------;spent Wednesday afternoon with < ' ' Walers * ~ - --------------callers of Mrs. Bessie Sun­ THE CROSSROADS. out Inn ana nnti oi of me the yieia vtelci increases increases oonb- : vera " — — .. . ruui — .. Ricn— ■ * gallon nnd of the yield obVera and. Reva. Reva Molt. Ruth Rich<day afternoon. . oIT----------gauon ana mou ,KIr and Mrs» Arthur Johncock Into the cooker should be about 170 , 1“ -------------.-------— -------------■?-"!•= । m £ b S ESird mu T Iren. । Lost Week s Letter. I talned from Irrigating last year will arcis. Maxine Webster and Priscilla I Mr,. ncuic MUI. who „ m,ar ,he d,y Brook. ,t Jones and Mtes Margaret Densmore , . , || Mrs. Brooks will attend a house party *t The pressure cooker Is preferable. I thp t of Mr tlw guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Orlcy| Experimental work on potato fer- । Clear clearlake lakenext nextweek. week. [ j Hastings spent Friday evening )Q with temperature pf 250 degrees F. j Smith, - -• returned ------- to her home in jtnuatlon. spraying, cultural methMr. utiu and Mrs. Mrs. Men Bert vnanaicr Chandler »t" at- , ,w[th MiM Ellen'S aunt Ml's Lester , tuizaiKHi. apru,uiK. cuniuw mvui-i airand pressure, at 15 pounds. For beef I t Rapids Tuevday. ods. traded a family gathering ods. and seed treatment will win also ba bo I-tended galhoring at the1‘MoHtczs. and family. ’ • veal, mutton, and lamb process No (I Lynn Marble of Has. ’If_sl’"’d* i explained in the field nnd nt the home of the former's mother Ut J - Mte* Maxine Monica of Bedford 2 tin cans 50 minutes: No. 2 1-2—<501, ing thc week with his fatht.. Cln>- spt.ak|ng program to be held after loull lake last Thursday evening. , spent the week with Iter grandpar­ minutes: No. 3—05 minutes; and • ton Marble, I dinner. An exhibit of the newest poSixteen members of the Inland' ents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Monica. pint glass jars—60 minutes. l Miss Jean Stodge of Hastings, tftto machinery will be on thc Lakes Garden Club enjoyed a picMiss Cagney and Mr. Ryans en­ To process pork. 55 minutes Is re- ;spent Uie week end at home. grounds. nlc dinner at Stuart lake on Thurs- , tertained cousins from Jackson Sun­ ' Mr- “nd , M,rs < Ashley Berrldgc, farm superin- day. Although thc going nnd coming . Donald and Jean of Delton. Miss tendent. and n',cmbers of the Col- i were difficult for some everyone had day. Mr. and Mrs. Dougol McCallum ot Jennie McBain and Miss Llllu Iegc sta(r w(u talk ln me aflernoon. good lime. The new officers electDall Headaches Gone Chrislle of Hastings spent Sunday b;tnd fUrnish musical enter-1 cd were. Pres.. Lula Wertman; Vice- Detroit spent thc week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert ।with John Cook and family. J talnment. -Pres. Jennie Osborne; Sec.. Etelc Simple Remedy Does It . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beck and . ----------------- « a » . Horton; Treas. Leda Hnrrington; McCallum. Mtes Rosemary and Sally Kellogg Headaches caused by constipa­ Mrs. Nellie McMurry of Hastings , MIDDLEVILLE. .! Librarian and Program Com . Esthtion are gone after one dose of spent Sunday with Mrs. Jane Tut..ruck .he Mrs Dunn. The remainder of the are-visiting their grandparents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Stettens of Warsaw, Adierika. This cleans poisons out 1C ----------------- -- --------------------.Smldt house oil East Main’ St. early ’ ne^mSlnRUwWchPPwmlC^BthHd Ind. / of BOTH upper and lower bow­ I It you go to sleep in church, you Friday A M. and did some funny Ste™^ »Pt » w'S Mrs. Byron Colo.and children of els. Ends bad sleep, nervousness. are not qualified to criticize the ser- stunts, tearing up furniture, knockbfpl 13 *lin Lansing are guests of Mrs. Arthur B- A- LyBarker, Druggist,—Adv. mon. ing off most of thc pkwer. tearing Mrs Jinnlc ^Dorn,‘Waugh. . The ice cream social put on by the —■ . - — up flooring, burned out nil electrical BRANCH DISTRICT. Young People's Class Saturday - wiring and radio nnd knocked off Mtes Evelyn Day of Lansing spent night u mis , r„ autwx ,iui. thc UIV p(W very successful, pro-siding. Claud Kermeen and family occupy the house nnd are very the week' end with her mother andjCCrdft being 120.00. I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McLeod) thankful that no one was injured. It.other 01-" relatives. was a very heavy.bolt as it stag-1| Stanley Willits of Concord, son of and daughter. Nancy, und Mr. and; Mrs J W,IUU' b Mrs. Karl Faul and children of I .gered people more than a block' ill at hte home there. Woodland were Sunday guests of I taway. 8!rth <?tr?h to Mr. nnd Mrs Rom Pierce. Mr. and I , Garnet Gardner, little daughter of Woodland by the death of her ateMrs. Pierce also entertained *r. and iC. A. and Mrs. Gardner, fell in such a way while playing in thc yard at ter. Mrs. Ben Schneider, which oc- Mn. J Lyle Sage of Baltic Creek Funeral Monday tlie Max Lynd home, and fractured curred Friday evening. wrvtau were held Mouduy »hcr-| Mr „'.d M„ tock „„ c„. both bone.-- ot lhe wrtet. She te doing . j. trrululnB reUUra .nd Irleud. nicely so far. All hojw she will soon I MW Francis Darby returned home ,„m CWdWJ thl, w„.k. be at play again. Sunday evening after spending I . ----------------i Mis* Orpha Hendley, our Cen­ • | THREE CORNERS. tennial queen, and Paul Fields, son', three weeks at Traverse city. , Mrs. Cora Bidelman of Hastings; aI)d Mrs. Arnold Malcolm ot Rev. A. N. and Mrs. Fields were' , and Miu Ora Poe of Grand Rapids and fnmlly sptllt thc wet.k cnd wllh .married..at.thr. Baptist church .on. repent Monday and Tuesday al lhe Mr and Mrs. Orrie Catl of KalkasI Friday. The many friends wish them i home of thc former s nephew and ka life long happiness. . (he latter', cuusln. Henry Bidelman I Welter.. Anin, Stowe and Janet and Marylen Gillette, , Eva Case spent Tuesday-nt Sugar daughters ot T. I. and MrS. Gillette, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Manley Shernmn of Bu>h W1U1 P,uhlw Barker. spent last week visiting cousins ut, Hastings were Sunday guests ut the I Bedford. Mich. They surely enjoyed Bidelman home. I 1 lhe outing. , q p Fnssett si urday . Robert Gillette, son of T. I. nnd I « f —- ------------------------------------------- rek at the home of his son. Mr. und Mrs. • Frederick Gillette, son of Berl and |Ray Fassett. Mrs. Fussell hus'.bcen Mrs Gillette, of Grund Rapids St., In Battle Creek the past week caring spent last week with their grand-1 for thc new grandson. mother. Mrs. Lake, at Vermontville. | Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton and Mich., and b»k In the homecoming I , Margcry and Mr. and Mrs. Keith there. , Norton and Barbara were Sunday , Mr. and Mrs. Bull and young guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee M Isen nr daughter enjoyed the week at Green ; and Mr. and Mr*. R. E- Hull ut the lake, he driving back and forth to Kellogg cottage at Fine lake. hte work m the Gcukes Meal Mar- । Rev. Rhoades will take Mixs BerMr. and Mr. Arthur O.ukr. and !'*“ "“J, £u' E,’“ TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH. Mr Gi'tikes* narrntx Rrv<ai Pen-1 Lhecsman to camp meeting al Riv.Si tS!. mWe Fark at Buchanan this week. Thev wd in tim^'cllows o w ThC NnrUm sch001 rcunlon wlU ■ KAs"” •'Khow __ . TT qulred for No 2 tin eons. M mln~ utas for No. 2 1-2. TO foe No. 3. and GROWERS TO INSPECT , .I ’ Homemakers CornerJ a m _______ ... -mg glass Jars or No. 3- --------------tin cans,- al- VISIT OUR SELF SERVICE GROCERY DEPARTMENT DAY . LOW PRICES IN FEEDS 16% Dairy Feed 84 .75 100 lbs.---------■ S^.75 Scratch Feed 100 lbs.------10-lb. Bag Pratt’s gEc Dog Feed-------- Vw 3 cans Doggie flEc Dinner_______ Wallace Feed & Seed Store BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESUL' Andrus Service A modern Service Station with men who are trained to give you expert service ... as well as to advise and assist you with your everyday motoring problems. PLOW POINTS Complete Oiling and Greasing Firestone Tires « Exide Batteries for that Fall Plowing Just received a shipment of Gale, Banner, Moore, Syracuse, Peerless, Oliver and Internatipnal points. pHONE 214 So. Jefferson St. 2240 Hastings, Michigan Make this your headquarters for PLOW REPAIRS. Eighty - Sixth Annual 4 DAYS EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY 4 NIGHTS CALHOUN COUNTY FAIR Southern Michigan’s Greateat Fair with $12,500.00 in Premiums and Purses MICHIGAN TELEPHONE BELL CO "KNOW WHAT I WANT FOR AN ANNIVERSARY GIFT? A TELEPHONE" “You’ve been asking me what I wanted. Tom. Well, I want a telephone. Wc arc so out of things, without one. Huth says that she and Fred save almost enough on driving expense, alone, lo pay for theirs. And I’d feel so much safer v\ilh a telephone in the house.” You can have telephone convenience and pro­ tection for your home and farjuly for only a few cents a day. To place an order, call,\uritc or Telcnhouc Business Office. Installation ant trip trio to take all right. right unt * )'■ srauuia. Congratulations are in order for | । Miss Wreatlia Guckicr of west of ', ; Mr and Mrs. Paul Bell, who were 1 town and Mr. Carl Begler. of near ) jClarksville, were married Saturday 'united in marriage the first of the 'at Uie home of •the bride's parents.) week. A large crowd of friends and rein-1 HIGHBANK. lives were present. As the young' come to the Moore school reunion । people were leaving, he drove onto Saturday. August 18. nnd meet old thc highway In front uf an auto schoolmates and friends once more, from Allegan and was somewhat In- pot )uck dinner ut noon and enterjured. Hi.% car. we understand, is n talnment in thc afternoon. Bring wreck and they frei that they were dishes. wry fortunate in escaping with. Mn.,’ Margaret Smith and son., their lives We nil hoj»c their life to- victor, of Nashville spent Sunday igvlhcr will be a long one and not. a» Bert Dalvs. |filled with wtecto. I -’ Milo Keek — j.-----Mr. — and — Mra. ant! fam­ I The* Grund Rapids Pythian* ily of Battle Creek were Sunday (planned a picnic nt Gun lake for guests at Fred Reid s. last Sunday. A nice crowd was pres­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reid called on ent from several lodges to enjoy the Mr. and Mrs. Bcrlc Nash at Barbers jdinner, after which many stunts Corners Saturday P M. I were pulled nff ami nice prizes given Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams and ; to thc winners. It u hoped to make Mrs Mrs Sarah Ostrolh attended »» thc ‘Hite tin annual affair with many ial(,.r-s ststerte funeral, Mrs Ben more lodges <>f western Michigan Snyder, near Woodland Monday, joining in This will no doubt be Mr. ant| Mrs. Manley Sherman of worked out lhe coming year by Hor- Hastings were week end guests at , ace T. Barnaby of Grand Rapids, in Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bidelman. conjunction with MY*. Barnaby, whs | Mr. and Mrs. Worth Green and is at the head of the Pythian Sisters । ron. Marshall, and Mr. and Mrs. of the state. A< thc orderi arc not oeorge Green attended the Green in the habit of doing much work in reunion at Thomapple lake Sunday. : their lodge rooms in the summer Mr. and Mrs. Julius Maurer of season this te a good way to keep up Maple Grove spent Sunday afterintcrest m their fine order. noon wtth Mr. and Mrs. Will Haw­ i William Hulett, our trussing ten- blitx. ;der. te taking a week's vacation. Al——-------- a >■»---------------fred England is working in hte*tcad . PLEASANT IHLU HILI. Mrs. Kate .Jack. Snyder of near1 Mtes Edna Elenbaas is spending Hastings, spent Ute week end with lhe suipjner at the Gull lake Bible her daughter. Mrs. Earl Kermeen. ' Conference helping her uncle at .the O H. Hungerford te shipping hotel there, large quantities of turtles to the; Mr. and Mrs. Chas Finch and jeastern markets of late. Thc price'son. Francis, of Mattawan were I te not so high as usual but lie 1* able I Monday callers of Mr. and Mrs. । to make good wage.-, tit this hard Job Clare Williams. Miss Bettie nnd Glenn Storrs of [ R. J. Williams had the mteforI Grand Rapids, have been spending tune to fall while fixing his silo ;the past two weeks with their grand-,and injure one foot and hte back, j parents. G. D and Mrs. Whitmore. I He te able to walk around a bit ) Our genial township clerk. Court again now. |L Boley, te confined to hte bed. all Mrs Arthur Hydenberg find chiliche home of hte daughter. Mrs. Su-'dren of Grandville spent Thursday jsan Keachic of Leighton Twp. We,night and Friday with her uncle, • mtes c. L. from among us and hope Bert Palmer, and family. ) for hte quick recovery. Many friend* | Wm. Meyers and Mr. Andersen : go out to ace him. He enjoy* their of Niks were Friday afternoon call• ! calls very much god is always era at U»e Clare William* home, pkased to soe hte friend*. Several members' of lhe Project ‘ .Ttjc train wreck al Vermontville:Club spent Wednesday with Mrs. ' Friday .night did thing* to our mail Ftank Trnvte near Hutinga. A pot ' delivery-, .^fuch of it that should । luck dinner was *rve at noon. ! have been %ere for tlw morning de-1 Mr. and Mr* Seymour Jordan and livery not' arriving until tale in thc : Ed Bedford visited their cousin. , afternoon. ' ’ ! Shirley Hale and wife, at Diamond ---------------- , I Springs Sunday afternoon. A survey shows that the market - ■ <«>----------------•for automobiles te nowhere near' Hor'icultural note aay* tomatoes exhausted, as there are atill several grow reddest when not exposed to ) million homes which have not been' the hotteat sun Wherein most ol ua mortgaged to buy cars. [differ from tomatoes. . Marshall, Michigan, Aug. 21, 22, 23 and 24 Double Wedding° OPENING NIGHT education I Horse Racing ENJOYMENT " WED., THURS., FRI. BASEBALL TOURNAMENT FREE GRANDSTAND ATTRACTIONS GAMES DAILY Henry H. Lueder’s Two Big Shows—Two performances daily with Vaudeville Acts, Musical Presentations, Dazzling Costumes, Special Stage Settings, Electrical Effects and Augmented Orchestra. 50 Talented Artists, 50. Hollywood Nights Futuristic Revue THURSDAY — FRIDAY TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY Spectacular Display V7VD VMUAD If Ct Three Nights • IKla vv We</., Thur.,Fri. Better Baby Contest (Tuesday A. M.) Southern Michigan Jersey Parish Cattle Show, Balloon Ascension, Free Band Concerts, Livestock Parade (daily), Horse Show, 4-H Club Activities, Live stock Exhibits, Produce Exhibits, Horse Pulling Contest Tuesday, Commercial Exhibits, Pony Race for Children Wednesday and Thursday, Champion Sheep Herding Dogs, Feature Baseball Game on Closing Day and Many Surprise Features. DON’T MISS THIS BIGGER AND BETTER FAIR ADMISSION 55c Children under 15 yrs., 15c Children under 8, FREE DAILY! Boys, Girls, FREE ON WED. THIS IS CHILDREN’S DAY V.WWW'i Available Space for Automobile Parking �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1>3I CEDAR CREEK. ---------ASSYRIA. | SOUTH SHULTZ. picnic We were all glad to eee 11 cm iSttS A pre-oonference rally Is ached-! The many friends ot Mra Josie Claud Hammond grid family of uled for Bunday. August 19. at the chamberlain were sorry to hear she Hinds Comers spent Sundsy with Mra. Lola Qould and Mrs. CecilJc Kenneth Wilcox of Kalamasoo Briggs church. Services at eleven-' u u, pennock hospital and all hope Mr and Mrs Leslie pease of this Owen gave a shower for Mn. Leslie place. Pease at Uie home of Mrs. Owen be watched and. spent the week end with Mr. and thirty. Rev. Harold Dixon pastor ■ for her a speedy recovery. Surplus Meat Can Be Pre­ tf any changes __ Everycma is urged to attend. > Little Bennie Kenyon, four years Mr. and Mn. Mawu vUlwd nU- ;Wednuday Mtarooon The bride n- N,w occur ao that the Mrs. Hertjte Wilcox. ot pefievue, grandson of Mr lives in Balding Sunday. served for future Use by brine is not clear, thc meat ahould We are very sorry to report Stan­ A bee to paint the window sashes celvad many useful gifts after which u IOJ Willetts ttu.c»ui » .»■ . of lh* church was held on ,nd MrJ George Kenyon, fell from wUTenterttw be taken out, the container thor­ ley Benld Dealer and Mlaa Marie "'S*““ndU “« ““, c«> Pickling or by Drying (the hammock Wednesday and broke Lelnsar were married Saturday oughly cleaned, and a new brine TB hospital at Battle Creek or Day-1Tuesday; ,^3. n~ . , ' now East Lansing —Beef which c*n- aaoaa. added. The inc new onne brine may oe be rare- •ton.'ohio7~today' — 1 Beadi reunion waa held at his right arm. not be used fresh or which can not, duced In strength if Uie meal was Mr ~ Smith -• Clayton and Helen Willetts spent Bristol lakrA Mr. and Mra. Mrs. C. of Hastings miny happy years Wh"lake Riindav Bunday. I Babcock and family of Lacey. Mr. Xm Wonta be canned may be preserved by dry- ! in the first brine for considerable from Thursday till Saturday with Thc Ionia fair, the Case reunion dalled on Bev. Fred Hom and fam­ John Lammers and ‘aml y Mid Cajnu, stayed for a more extended Mrs Charles Bayne ing or coming to provide palatable time. their brother. Stanley, in Jackson and lhe Briggs school's fiftieth an­ ily Friday. (b^r 1 meat dishes in the future, accord-I Beef can be prepared for drying B. Modrack and family of Battle Henry Lcinaar and family attended .vUJl Mtes Henrietta Hulsobus of Tuc­ niversary reunion arr leading issues | Melvin Campbell, wife and dough- ihr week end ing to the animal husbandry depart- by using the same brine as for son. Arizona, and sister. Anna, of this week. Creek spent Sunday wtth Mr. and the Albertson reunion Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Loviness Campbell ter of south Hastings called on Mtes Viola Und of tnent at Michigan State College. 'corned beef except that one more Pennsylvania spent Monday and A family gathering of the Mr. and Mra. J. W Tedrow.' ■ I spent a few days last Corned beef has an ancient and i»und of sugar for each 100 pounds Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Mra. Rufus Blanton descendants, Frank Hom fell from a load of and Alger Cox and wife attended a friends here Sunday. honorable history and appeals to al- j of beef should be added. The por- Wilcox. numbering aigty-lwo. met at the wheat one day last week. Fortunate­ birthday party Friday for Mra. Lu- , Mr. and Mra. Clarence Campbell jUM Crockfocd. and family spent Sunday at Gull yr. and Mra. Roy Wickham most everyone. Cooked alone or In , tlon of the carcass commonly cut Mr. and Mra. Braton and grand- .Babcock landing Bristol lake on ly there were no bones broken but cretla Cox of Irving. Quite a number from here attend- ilake. Bunday visitors at Forest Da& combination with vegetables, this-ls |lnto round steak makes the beat■ son of Ithaca spent the afternoon .............................. (Sunday, honoring their brother, he was laid up for a few days. || 1 Mr. and Mra. Jack LaPine enter-1 Woodbury. * Lester Bonneville and daughter. ed the Blanton reunion Saturday. one dish that causes the family to , dried beef. The meal should be cut with Mr. and Mrs. Hyde one day j Warren Stanton's, birthday. Mr. and Mrs. John Gurd and two talned company froqj Kalamazoo . Mr and Mis. Welby Orosi ask for seconds. The necessity of' in strips with thc grain tor drying­ this week. He te a former hardware |- Mra. Mra Josie Joule Greenfield of near Loma, and Gordon Kenyon, spent attended thc class rauntao tK reducing the number of cSIUe in j After lhe beef has become cured merchant of Nashville. Charlotte and and Mra. Mrs. Mabel Mabel Durham Durham Sunday evening with relatives in daughters spent Tuesday with Mr Sunday. and Mra. Leo Monroe of Kalamasoo Mr and Mrs Eldon Gelman ot Crockford at Laks Odessa Siu the slate and the low market prices I in the brine, it te removed, smoked, □f Battle Creek are arc Incamp in camo atBrlsat Bite- Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Lathrop and of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lcinaar and Battle Creek visited at Will Gurd'a • —-------ay » , now paid for common cattle will and hung up in a dry place. The Aunl Louise were guests of Mr. and ;tol lake this week. Mr. and Mra. Jay G. E. Kenyon has a birthday Hite montn nun oi . WENT CARLTON. month ana and to to remuia remind him of «v. 1L family were Grand Rapids visitors Sunday. make It possible to prepare corned meat can be used any time after It Mrs. Will Hyde Sunday. Mr. and i Cote will join them on Tuesday. it was not the exact date. Wednesday. I---------------- * • * ; Among those from here to beef from good cuts al very low has been smoked but it continues to Mrs Hal Lathrop were afternoon Mrs.u----Edith u—Miller, who has been altlKMigh I his children and grandchildren | The Bunday schod and neighbor' HOLMES CHURCH. In the sights Sunday of the n coat. dry and can be held for long periods callers. < under treatment al the University । with Mrs.----------Richard Durkee were Cfc Beef te ready to be corned as soon Ilf moisture 1s kept from it. cam" wirri well wom filled uutu .boskets ua.'iu.^ Sundm,,- hood ..wr- picnic .......... at Fair lake. Thursday ------------ - ,, MfYand ------ -------------- wreck ------ —at - -Vermontville —— — - were -- — — I ( Bobby Foster Is visiting this week 1iiospttal at Ann Arbor, returned came . .to spend. .... > ............. _ ^...1 ---- ‘ ■ - ■' the day with 1-1 him and ..... was p.ll well attended. 76 ffaHntr eating Hlnrrr dinner Qi.nHnv Sunday visitors nF at Forest Prien'S Price s Rtehardnon and Max —Bennett. < as it has cooled out thoroughly. The I -- «•» .---------In Portland. I home on Thursday much improved. day I A baby boy was bom the |Mu,t weak Frank Thompson te convalescing It । was a real surprl’r He admitted and others came in tire afternoon, near Freeport. meat should be cut in pieces four I BARBYV1LLE. . Frank Wilcox, who spent the post Everyone of Uie family was | Rev. J. A- Davis, wife and sou. VicMrs. Walter .Durkee accompanied to Ralph Sage and wife. Coociatto six inches square, and salted I Little Delphlne Parmatler of week with Mr. and Mra. Herbie Wil- !from a recent operation at Leila that । there and au aU enjoyeo enjoyed tne the po-. pot luck; ,tor. of Lansing were guests at lhe Mr. and Mra. H. E. Rising to the ulaUotu. down by using 10 pounds of coarse , Woodland spent the past week with cox. went Friday to Kalamo lo visit Ihospital. Battle Creek, at thc home there, । and salt to 100 pounds of meat. A layer Mr Mr. and •"'* Ur Mrs. * “ Merritt ""it. Meade. , and two nice birthday cakes his daughter. <of MF. and Mrs. Edward Bennett of dinner Mr. and Mrs Leon Plumm of De­ Creek. ’• ■The time was pleasantly spent with of salt U placed on the bottom of Mr. and Mra. Heber Foster and Battle I troit and hia sister and friend spent music and singing and visiting and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark and , Ute container, then a layer ot meat, family attended the Geiger reunion day seemed loo short when the , and so on alternately to the top several days last week with Mr. and at Wall lake Thursday. :Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bristol have been the tin camp the past week at the WW- parting . time came. Those present Mrs. Frank Slocum of Hastings V of the meat which should be cov­ Mrs. Chas. Day and family. Mr. and Mrs. Plumm and Mr. and was a Thursday guest of Mra. Herbie ter Clark cottage at Thomapple from away were Alva Kenyon and ered with a layer of salt.\ The meat family of Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs. v I lake. Is allowed to stand for 13 hours and Mra. Chas. Day spent Saturday in Wilcox. Niles where Mrs. Plumm Is receiv­ Mtes Betty Ketcham was the week Wendell Kenyon and Mrs. Stillwell then Is covered with a brine. Heber Foster played In tiie Poat, Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs Harry Thc brine Is made up of four ing medical care. um band al Portland. Vermontville iend guest of Mtes Helen Gray at of Archie Newton and children of and Long lake south of Kalamasoo her home while Mr. and Mrs Gray Misener of Kalamazoo • and Mis* pounds of sugar and two ounces of were camp guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laura Misener of Longmont. Colo saltpeter dissolved In four gallons of Prichardville and Mr. und Mrs. Bert Clark at Thornapple lake. All hope to come again next year ■ There- was a surprise party honor­ A family gathering was held at and spend hte 88th birthday with ing the birthdays of Adrian and Elizabeth McClelland and Miss Greta the home of Mr. and Mrs- George him. Heffelbowcr at .the home of Albert Shale of the Eagle district on Sun­ McClelland's Sunday evening after day when the children perpetrated CARLTON CENTER. Ci E. Ice cream and cake were u complete surprise honoring the . Mr. -and Mrs. C. D. Jones and father’s natal day. The birthday of family of Kalamazoo. Miss Vcrda served and a nice time enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox and a daughter. Florence and also one Zuschnltt of Charlotte, and Mr. and Kenneth and Richard Darby .at­ grandchild are nearby. . Mrs. Wm. Zuschnltt and daughter. Thc Frank Green motor party left Charlotte, of near Mailings, were tended a picnic at Clear lake Sun­ day. There were twenty-seven who Tuesday on their northern journey. guests Sunday ot Mr. and Mrs. Mil­ sat down to a bountiful dinner. They will also visit Wisconsin and lard Brccheteen. Guests were there from Bellevue. the Century of Trogrcw. Mrs Nell Wilson is quite ill at A. C. Hyde spent Sunday at Ben­ this writing. Kalamazoo. Hastings. Nashville. ton Harbor. Mrs. Hyde and Joyce Pennsylvania and Arizona. Geo. Harris and pilot. Aleck Janis Elaine returned home with him aft­ of Grand Rapids, in the former's er a week's stay at Niles with her aeroplane visited Mr. and Mrs. John GLASS CREEK. parents. Mr and Mrs. Buchanan Robinson and Geo. Robinson Sun­ Lyle Otis and wU£ of Kalamazoo Mrs. Elva Payne of Battle Creek day. While here. Geo and John spent a part of last week with Fred te at lhe home of her sister. Mrs Robinson enjoyed an aeroplane ride, Otis. also Lucile Robinson and Mary Mrs. Cleo Brown and children of Mary Purcell. Mus Leona Miller spent last Hickory* Comers visited at Chas. week with her sister. Mrs. Doris Mr and Mrs. Guy Nosh and sons 'Whittemore's last week. Katie re­ , Warner, at their Wall lake cottage. visited the latter's sister. Mr. and turned home with them where she On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Warner Mrs. Elmer Struble, and family of ■expects to remain some time. entertained their parents. Mr. and Hastings. Bunday In lhe afternoon Anna May Pew of Hastings spent the latter part of thc week at Chas. Mrs. Fred Miller and Mr. and Mrs they visited their parents. Mr. and You wouldn't think of comparing the "old faithful ri Homer Warner of Hastings also Mr Mrs. W. Coykendali. of east of Has­ 'Whittemore's. tings. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mrach of and Mrs. Ray Jones. MLm Bertha Miller, teacher of the Mr atld Mrs Leslie Daniels and Kalamazoo were week-end guests at ' Lansing school, who has been at­ family aUcnded a family reunion Fred Otis'. Roy Oaks and wife attended the tending tendini the summer session at the • Thompson reunion* at Acker's State Teachers College at Potat Sunday. funeral of a nlccc at Muskegon I Western Wester 1 Kalamazoo, te with tier mother. Mrs. u tah Alex Young of Grand Raptdjr vis­ Wednesday. . ited hte sister. Mrs. Leslie Daniels. Sunday vialtors at Fred Otis* were Belle Miller. PEN-JEL Sets Jellies 2 pkgs. 27c Tuesday. x \ Wm. Hall and wife and Miss Riley SCOT TISSUE ' 3 rell. 20c Mr. and Mra. Henry WlUtante aqd of Hastings and Mrs. Parker of EAST WALL LAKE AND VICINITY. Mr. and Mrs. John Robinsun went Florida. Mrs. Sara Erway and Mrs. Dell Mr. and Mra. Olson of Mattawan to Vermontville Sunday afternoon to view the recent railroad wreck. Replogle are visiting Louie Erway called here Sunday. Thc Brown school reunion will be and family in Kalamazoo. Sunday visitors of E. D. Reynofls ICE-CRE-MIX Dessert 3 pkgs. 2Sc A bi-centennlal bl-centennlal anniversary will will ,,were. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Hibbard held at tiie Brown school house and next Sunday. -------------------------------- ,August — -­ 18. be held at thc Good Will church ।and wife of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Frith- -grounds flour r c and son. her brother and wife Miss Mercy Usborne of Ann Arbor next Sunday. A general invitation ard l BISCUITS N.B.C. English Style pkg. 28c is extended to all who ever at- (oi Kalamazoo, Mrs. Couch of De-1 came home Saturday to visit home tended church in the parish. troll and Mr. ___ and _ Mrs. Warren folks until Tuesday afternoon. ANN PAGE BEANS 4 lb. cans 18c Frichds and old neighbors In this Dolores and Anita McGIockhn of fCairns of West Cressey. Hastings spenl the week end with Mr. and ................. Mrs Maturecn and niece. community of Mrs. Elwyn Daniels q The modern automatic gas range u so far their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Naomi, of Kalamazoo spent several of Hostings will be glad to know she JAR TOPS 4s,,.. X3e ahead of ranges of even a few years ago that is convalescing nicely after Tier re­ Forrest Havens. Mr. and Mra. Robt ,days at their cottage last week. . JAR RUBBERS iR pkgs. 8c McOlocklln and son. David, spent Harold Andrews and two sons of cent operation. they are beyond comparison ... in conveni­ Sunday there also. Kalamazoo spent Saturday here ence, beauty, econoihy and cooking satisfac­ Several fronKthls place attended fishing. MORGAN. the twenty-fifth anniversary party Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Reynolds en­ Stuart Draper, our merchant, was tion. New in design, equipment and improve­ for Mr. and Mra Harry Dunn ot tertained the Geiger reynion Thurs­ in Grand Rapids Saturday. ments—these ranges, like modern motor cara, Southwest Rutland Saturday eve­ day. There were 68 present. All Paul Sole of Battle Creek spent ning. enjoyed the fine dinner and gala Saturday with J. W. Howard. create an entirely new conception of kitchen time in the lake, visiting and-play­ The Misses Pauline and Marion DURFEE* DISTRICT. CRAPENUT FLAKES 2 pk<>. 19e comfort and range value. ing games. Wade of Battle Creek visited Let ha ■ GRAPENUTS pkg. |7a Several from this vicinity attend-' Mr. and Mrs. Couch of Detroit Adkins Saturday. ed lhe United Brethren conference are staying In theircottage for the LAFRANCE 3 pkgs. 26c Mrs. Cecil Munton. Ruth and Vic­ And today it’s so easy to enjoy all this for near Sunfield Sunday, and enjoyed week. tor. and Mrs. Nellie Fox of Hastings, yourself. Here's a special offer. lhe splendid services. Rev. Gam­ Mr. and Mrs. Bowser of Ovid called on Letha Adkins Saturday. ; ble was given Baltimore circuit and spent two days at their cottage last Mrs Eva Winans nnd children of Rev. Fred KIiik thc Lowell circuit. Lansiqg>apd Mr? Clare Norris of RAISIN BREAD Special lb teef 10c As much as we'regret to lose Rev A party from Detroit and Ohio Lacey spent part of last week with King and family, we welcome Rev. Were In E. D. Reynolds' cottage for their parents. Mr. und Mrs. D. A. DOUGHNUTS Plain Sugsr.4 er Claaamaa slos. 12c Gamble and family. the week end and leave on Wed­ McClelland. Mr. and Mra. William Smith of nesday. . Mr. and Mra. Allen Van Noty of Middleville are keeping house for Russell Reynolds of Cressey, who Battle Creek spent Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mra. Tom Hoffman this has been spending a few days with and Mrs. Stuart Draper. week and visited Mr. and Mra. Will his grandparents, returned home PACIFIC TOILET PAPER 6 rolls 18c Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrington Hoffthan Bunday. and Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKinley of Thursday. Mr. and Mra. R. Norrir and Mr. Mr. and Mrs Chas. Kahler vis­ Wenatchee, Wash., motored to and Airs Leon Stanton and friend, CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP *4 esns 25c ited relatives near Middleville Sun­ Huntington. Ind., last Monday, re­ all of Battle Creek, were recent call- day. turning home Wednesday. CHERRIES R.S.P. Ne. 2 caa 10c era at Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoffman's. Alice Laubaugh is spending a few Mr. and Mrs. George Rowlader The wreck at Vermontville drew days with home folks. She has been of Lansing have moved In the house a large crowd of slght-seeni Sunday forking the past year Ln Grand formerly owned by Cecil Mun ton including several from this com­ Rapids. Alfred Noem of Chicago te spend­ CRACKERS Sodss or Crabams 2-lb cartoa 19c munity. ing a few days with his family, who WHITEHOUSE MILK 3 tall cans 17e Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hoffman and arc spending lhe summer here. DOWLING. ‘Tamil}' and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Alberta Greenfield, who took a The Ladies* Aid will serve dinner Hoffman and family are spending this week on Thursday. Aug. 16, fol­ teacher's course in summer school (the week at Head lake. al Kalamazoo, te at home again. William Kniffcn Is some better at lowed by election of officers for the Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howard and coming year. this writing. Mr.pand Mra. Linden Norris are Arthur Webb and Mr. and Mra Will Mr. and Mra. Wolf, who have been Mater of Nashville were In Battle visiting relatives in Plainwell and the parents of a baby girl who was Creek Sunday. ■Baltimore, returned Sunday to Min­ bom last week and has been named A . neapolis. Minn. Duane Hunt and Grace Eileen. LOWER CROOKED LAKE. There was a good attendance al Mr. and Mra. Tom Hoffman and lhe Dowling school reunion Wednes-1 Miss Rena Stenger spent the past daughter. Doris, accompanied them week with her brother In Kalamaday. John Chamberlain was elected for a week's visit Mr, and Mra. Ray Tack and president: Mrs. Gladys Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rogers and daughter. Jean, of Battle Creek vice-president, and Mrs. Lora Wil­ children have returned to their cox. secretary and treasurer, for spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. vMr-a activities. .rnvuiM home tn Covington. Ohio, after next year's Jack Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith ot ® ^n‘C Ume W,lh Chriat Miles Srpcher and son of Milford were Bunday guests In the J. J. Wil- TURN EXTRA STOCK covered wi|h a looae COFFEE’BW Bokar Red Circle THEY’RE BOTH AUTOS BUT—! ,k >'■ 2SC 21‘ 8 O’clock «>>•.••• 19‘ Peanut Butter jjc » >- * 5gc R Strawberry Preserves It’s the same with th®. MODERN -AUTOMAT! Swanidown»» GAS RANG ^ Maaon Jars 79c ». Maxwell House COFFEERy Post Bran Flakes R iy 17e Cheese Super Suds ‘ Fig Bars SUMMER SPECIAL »<R X R7C NBC R3C R «4»5 Rumford Baking Powder HEAD LETTUCE.............. 2 for 15c ONIONS (HomeGrown) . 3ibs. 10c GRAPES—Seedless............ 2 lbs. 15c LEMONS—Good Size Doz. 29c Tomatoes — Melons — Cucumbers Steaks ”sucS>rk u>. 15c Rib Boilinr BEEF. Choice Short Riba, Lb Sc CHICKENS Freeh Killed Lb. ISc .9c Baby Beef Liver LIVER SAUSAGE GROUND ROUND STEAK Hamburg Hmnw^suiE Lb. 9c 2 lb>. 25c 3 25c BACON, Sliced, Lean, Not Squares, Lb. 19c SLABBACQfl Lean Lb- 17c 12c Beef Roast Ring BOLOGNA, Mich. Grade 1, Lb. IQc COTTAGE CHEESE Creamed Lb. 10c Miaced Lunehean Uaf 3 AH Prieca ta Tbto A4 SsUrct Te Th. |« Michigan |4hs T|»f PINE LAKE. The Pine Lake Panners Club will hold a picnic at Anson's landing on Thursday. August 33. with a pot luck lunch at noon. A good program Is assured with Ell Lindsey. Clara Scott and Ruth Hughes as commit­ tee. Hon. W. w. Potter, who needs no Introduction, will be the speak­ er. Everybody Is Invited. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols of Ocala. Florida, was a dinner guest an Saturday, afto. Mr. and Mra. John.Rogers cafled pn Mrs Leon Wood of Trowbridge on Thursday. Mrs. Wood has been seriously 111 but Is Improved now although stUl under the doctor's Pauline. Lota and Jack Mlnar are. spending h pendtng k a week with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mlnar while their parents are on a motor trip through Minnesota Miss Opal Confer of Kalamazoo spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. James and Laura. On Friday they motored to Holland and Zaeland and visited some of the chick­ en hatcheries In that locality. . Johrutown were guests Bunday of Mra. Mattle King. lightning Thursday morning. Mrs Maurice Allen of South HavVisitors at Frank Roush's Sunday were. Den McDonald. Mra Dave Mr. and Mra. K. D. Reese, last week. Walters. Mrs. Cora Bidelman. Mrs. Mrs Gladys Woodmansee has Afirgie Reid, the Misses Clara and been quite sick lhe past week. Her Mary Blackford, all of Hastings. sister. Mrs. Clara Knoblauch, ot Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hannan and Riga, has been assisting with the Mra. C Zimmerman visited relatives Mr. and Mrs Orlie Fisher. Mrs at 1 Lawton Sunday. Mrs Frank Roush returned Ette Stanton and father. Mj. and Ann Arbor Monday where she Mrs. Tom Clcmenoe. Mrs. Nora . undergo a surgical operation. Clemcnce and Miss Frieda. Mrs. Millie Haynes and Melvin Hanna KLINGENJIMITH. Mtes Florence Stanton of Hamil­ NorxU bi the Doud ton spent Sunday with tier parent--. Mr and Mrs. Qlaude Willson. Mr. and Mra Lawrence LeBaron and children and Mrs. Will Green M. COATS GROVE. Mr. and Mn- Will Bayne. Flora of Detroit were guests of Mr. and Wood and Audra Endsley spent Bun- Mrs. Albert Green. Bunday. day at Harold Haynes* in ChteMr. and Mrs. Elbert Saunders, nee donla. Grace Hamilton, of Indianapolis, Mr and Mrs. Murphy and chib formctly of this place, are the par­ ents of a 6 1-3 pound baby girt. Bob Chadwick has been very IU Ftngleu>n Saturday night and Bunbut Is on the gain now. Maxine Powers oi near Oun lake Mr and Mrs Wilbur Parker spent finturday night and Sunday at Mn. spent Sunday at the Johnaon-Bleeby A- pchaflhauser’s c4 Delton. . home. DOWN—INSTALLS, in YOUR KITCHEN. A BEAUTIFUL' NEW “A-B” RANGE—WITH TRADE YOUR OLD STOVE AUTOMATIC FEATU 1. Automatic Oven Heal Uantrol-glvM even terns rect for each cooking procos? Bavss gas. No 2. Automatic lighters-no matches. 3. Inflated Oven-keeps kitchen cool. Saves gas 4. Illgh-sprotf cooking units with the f spreading burners. Clean hML wsxtnnt eksy. 5. Urge area and broiler with “puB-our beader enamel lining—easily cleaned Oven racks eixxei part paymml. v Get our special offer during Ihb sale. VISIT OUR STORE THIS WEEK.. •O» Consumers Power Jt �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1M4 DO NOT BE AFRAID MILO. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hill and fam-1 HENDERSHOTT. | BOWNE CENTER. GC Um C PQirVETe ‘n,e annual reunion of tne Flow- ny- Mra- L- w- Jarr»*d and ■on. Mr. and Mr*. Geo. McCuIla andi1-*** Week'* letter. .... .. >. OF MULt LKILKtlS'er fatnUy forty-eight In numbez, I L«*'wnoe. «pent Saturday evening Mrs. Ella McGlynn of Hasting* were | L*uren« Benton visited hl* broth--------- — occurred at lhe home of Louis and at Battle. Creek. • Friday evening callers at Cha*. " Ru**eI1 «n<> family ot Grand Rapiuo , Stran^e Insect Seldom Seen Lena Dunn. Galesburg. Sunday. Aug. Mra- Lulu Oray and “‘L Robert. Hendershott's. Irt * pan or last wee*. nror. n-111 _• Mrs -toim Na*h, Alice and Marie I Bat la Now Seeldnf Molli andJSJSnlT with vU1Ud **”• ar,®n and Marian near and Lake Friday mornina with Freeport Tuc»d*y afternoon. soil tor New HomeKalamazoo. Ross. Augusta. Clover- montvuie. I Richard and Francis DeMott for a Mrs Laurence Johnson. Mrs. Alice ■wwrobi. t Hw.u.,1 B.rrri E**1 Lansing.-The mole cricket, a da,«- Delton. MUo. and Galeaburg; 6U‘y-flve relaUres of Wanm few (Uy,. rUU relaUvel ArKrar Gardner. Mrs. Floyd Flynn and chll’■bLn ■ ■ hu dren and hcr aunt- Mra‘ LUxle Wl n’ hcre t**® of England were visitors at Watt “j c,u-'lnK eons,derable alarm ln order by Um president. Delo. Flow- da>' Sunday. w *' Thoma*' Monday afternoon. /tor ”ia«ip«t iXtm*. .nd state but the entomology depart- cr. who gave a brief History of! Harold Cheeseman spent last week i Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrison. Mtes Mr. and Mrs. Howard Houghton of' th* •.!. i»f »i*ht ment at Michigan State College says these gatherings which have been with Ills grandparents. Mr. und Mr*.L; I am Buxton, nuaiiMi. at M Bedford. cxwwu. i°’Ba °arr*?on. a'!d Mr aDd Mrs- Detroit spent from Saturday until: V.rinr thi. i-rrufiirp nv harmful *vr*nt held with one or two exceptions, an- Sam M *to crcature L’ no‘ 1,uri"tol Mccpt nuftU flm Forty-five meel. | Forty-five members of the Smith nually since 1899. The1899 first meet-! members of the Smith ; Chas. Hendershott were In Char- Tuesday with their parent*. Mr. and! ...__ . In fin rar* riVH ulten It rlam^ir*« rrwitroot ■mgs _______ __ ■__ ■ *• _ the .___ r— rar— nt fhwfamily n “ rare cases when it damages mg* comprised families Mrs. were present reunion J01, 8‘inday afternoon see Uie— Mrs. Guy Smith. Mra.WM.UI Spilthre-,re-: comprised tne families of of Mrs. were preacjn 11 at uicthe reunion --------------—to ---- ------NOW. THEBEFORR. by virta. «r Ui« crops or potatoes — on* IUUIA rnbek soite. — Flower. — --■ ----------*— train . visit. -1.1. ,; Marlon Mra. Emma uviiiiJohnheld — nt• ---Thomapple lake Sunday. ualn wreck. .turned home with them for a --- VI i.tttfiutl HIIO. g^llIIHU ...... -nf rontainvd in ••14 mortore. * * MU. m, m. Members were -cr; prcccxi Mr. and Mra. Albert Brill went' Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Karcher and £d I Tills cricket Is fairly plentiful but son. Mr. and and ««». Mrs. d.dncy Sydney Lrunn Dunn. Mr. present from ZitCj Battle Maple Grove. Hol-­ to Lake Michigan with Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Houghton at-. on ‘to Is *reldom" seldom Vseen'°in"ordinnn" seen in onhnnrv seasons a,ld and Mrs. JJ. KellOtt Kellogg Flower and Mr. Creek. Creek.'Maple drove. Bay City. Hol i becausejt burrows to the ground muKMrs. Homer J Flower. Later tend. Sunfield. Nashville and Ver- John Orimbe on Sunday. tended the ball game at Ha*tlng*w w*» i« and appear* abave thc surface only »«« a»d daughtera-ln-law. grand- montville Following the one Remember the Parish homecom- Su"d?y' lnvHMmn nn. ' k v.ndu.. •» at night One man who sent a sneci- children, cousins and a few close clock picnic dinner officers were ; ing nt Good Will next Sunday. Come . Floyd Flynn and aunt arc at'r*rrr"Tfi°/ men to the college said that It had friends hart added pleasure to these' elected: President. Iza Elliston; sec- to spend the day and meet your old tcndlnJt A Century of Progress this nn.rthat a neck like a mud turtle A attutt short business ses-1I retary. Smith; and friends. will DC be at me claws flaws like liKC gatherings n UU.1UKM oca----- a. -Bernard --------- - — .......... treasurer.1 pastors gum lltcnus. There mere Will ------ [ ?oy Deming . , te staying T,C , . Circuit Caurt . . ... FCrlltlv V. V Smith, Smith and and Irene Trrnr Smith. Rmlth Sunday sclrool in ... the .v.-■... grasshopper. *ton wHH election of officers follow- Edith morning and. the the Flvnil p,ynn home home durlnff durln<f their their abwant ed- Wayne Flower was elected pres- chairman of the entertainment address by the different visiting Mnce' evidence that Went. Lewis Flower, vice-president: committee. Reunion will be held pastors. Pot luck dinner at noon I A number from this way attended ige creature in Mrs. Mrs. Lois Lots Flower. Flower, secretary ----and---at Thorpnpple lake the first Sunday , Mrs. Bernice Traver and Mrs. ,hc Centennial at Middleville last , S’.Tui Jt. of aJt I* » ««iewhat strange - ------ --------------------. and .11 <M< lecind- appearance. The body and wings Louis Dunn, treasurer; Mrs. Lillian . in August .. -----------------next year. Esther Brill are wondering whatt week. ’’TASm L’ - wmnrnM somewhat rawnwr resemble incuc those oi of tne the Trtakelt. — chairman -— — -•* of the program MfMr “ ami “I Mra. Mrs FYonk Pro Van Sickle became of their Ice cream freezer । , Mrs, John Nash and daughter* ^tiiu.iro in inn t.itr Tiie 1935 meeting .......... ....... ___________ —-evening .cranks. (Were in Hastings Wednesday. ,t common cricket but they arc gray committee. The meeting Is is to to of Dowling spent Saturday Ileh“«n?tto-wli;nlr ” "r 1|u,,p‘ul of^Sacfc hciui*ta Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Archie Archie Sinclair Sinclair and and J.ohn and ,amlly were 8at' »----- ■ )_ large i—■_ lx k—' held K-i.i nt a* the home hnmn of r.t x<«*nrt Mrs. x.r* , at nt G. G. -C. 'C. Marshall's. MnrHhnll'x. J| Mr. and Mrs. ••Th. Foath hair of lot. RI. .nd nnd the two front pairs of legs are J- K. Flower. Rom Twp. Of the Vr. and Mrs. O. C. Marshall nnd | family of Battle Creek visited rein- ?rday . EU.U a,,d Sunday/ family 8'”".X.“2*rt« «’,*X‘rif vS: adapted for digging. The two Tegs descendants of Marton Flower there Alta spent Sunday with Mrs R. Mil- tlves here --------------- - ’ tnmiiv of Lowell and nn,t attended ..tt...,,t.^ the! ,n. The L A. S- «IK> hive not him-! 8'”” Boal'» ““ evening. ’•*• *t HmiIbc*. Arrord’inrio th» r»- nearest the head terminate In wide are three children. Mrs. Emma ier north of Nashville, In.their dime cards are requested to] ’ ----------------*• * rnrdni Put thwof.” claws very much like a mole's paws Johnson. Mr. J. K. and H. J. Flow-, ~ ** * do so if possible thte week. I LENT CORNERS. Datfd at Haitioci. Ukhiran. May 23. jn miniature. The tail bears some er living: twenty-three grandchilTHE LITTLE RED BRICK. ’,4' Chari*, resemblance to The L. A. 8. will sene Ice cream L®®! Week's Letter. . lUHri w. 11. r>a». 1»AT. . w a » pheasant's J... a* .... it .. drfn -------' eighteen - ----------- great-grandchildren] - - —’ - ------------ I Miss ........ Phyllis • ..... Edger ol v/. Hastings ■ n----v_...--------------. . Mr ftnd Mra HaroJd wiiHtemore schoolhouse Friday night. AJainUtrainr *f K«t»t» ot Edwin a. Oat. looks Ilk? two feathers Joined on nnd two great-great-grandchildren. > spent Thursday at Clifford Ham­ nt Ute NOTICES | Watch the FORDS Go By The Car With a Price Class GOOD USED CARS 1933 PLYMOUTH COACH 1932 FORD V-8 DELUXE FORDOR 1932 FORD V-8 Standard COUPE With Radio and Heater. 1929 FORD AA TRUCK With Stake Body. 1928 CHEVROLET TRUCK With Stake Body. 1931 MODEL A FORD Delivery Panel. and children of Cressey were Sun-; day visitors ot Mrs. Laura Frye and Irving. Mr. and Mra. Nick Boerman and ‘ children of Cressey spent Sunday: evening with Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyle. Francisco. Mr. and Mr*. Leland Hammond and son attended tiie Shepard re-! union at Saranac Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Krick have moved from our neighborhood to Prairieville. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McMannte of1 Kalamazoo spent the Week end with i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steeie. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hammond attended a birthday party for Mra. Edna Greenburg at Mr. and Mrs. : Leon Leonard's residence of Delton Graham, returned Il~Mr ’jand Mra. — jj m -u.j•ndl’™? r*tUn,fd to 10 Chicago C,11CMO last la3t|emoon. frnoon Edd. Dieble M rtnb.t. .ffir*. Fr^"> n. .. _ , . Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dippy of Perry1 daughter of Allegan called at the I ,V> ® ShCp“^..rC‘n{? *• hcld , .« d e»»ir. Mr. and Mrs. Schultz and guests h[1)l Mr. and Mrs Ded^,. oI Carlton will Crawford home Thursday iat hon,e of. Mr a,ld “ra- Eu«l'n‘' eiUV- wui h- froni Chlcn«° ar<’ spending today. I were Sunday callers at Chas. Wood- . , . ___________ ___________ Fosburg iCarrie Shepard) of Sara"i.“«h* n«h Monday, at the Ionia fair. run-s *’*- with an attendance J------nnirn ronv'FRS nac. Aug. 5th. °'“ ?U5 “““"I M' and ^™rnc.rl .u»d« Mr. and Mr*. Harlan Scoby spent , Sunday with .the former's mother of Battle Creek were Sunday guest* p —C— ~r .. ---------- -|ironX Jordan. Clarksville. ।_ 1 Lro,n East f 7“"“' •* Thornopple pnUrte,,!!,. SaraI and family near Hastings. of Wm. Strausbaugh. lake Thursday. I nac. Dowling and Grand Rapid*. It • Mr. and Mrs. Em Quick visited Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bolton and ^C^hit^T! s^Tday guests at Bert Palmer's I last Mrweek .^dwith MrshisEparents. L Sargent of Mr. and Mrs. Norris Bergman and - W be held’at the .home ----------toward ... . Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Bodford Satur- sons spent Wednesday at the home family^ hSS’sS.to C "* SX* "m 8""d« | •“ Mrg Cyra. “’™T of Reuben Gerlinger in Hastings. Please keep In mind the date and Mr. and Mrs Langworthy and ‘n AU,U8t ... a,,d Stayton of Barbera Corners Mr nIld Mr«. Oloater. place of Milo Ladles' Aid—Aug. 22. NORTHEAST WOODLAND. family of Battle Creek, visited at pi far ANT Hill I Ka?aU‘jy?ind*Miw 11^1“ Kma Mr and Mra c,yd® BrtW" #pcnt at Mrs. Lehman's. Prairieville. *for L We!?-‘E^?!.T Kiilama.oo d ’* Cam>’* final week in Northern Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stairs of Free­ H. Bergman's‘Sunday. : bell ------। mat week in Northern Michigan. pot iu£k supper. Week's Letter. port and Mrs. Pauline Barker rker of 1 Miss Daisy nnd Laura Hallock are ।; Last mi . and miu Mrs. mra. Clifton vuiiun Campbell vampucn Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy and; Mr*. AvcriU of Vermontville Mr. Gladys । visiting relatives nt Shultz tills week. I also Mrs. Gladys C ’ । visiting relatives at Shultz this week. COATS GROVE *New NCW York. ’orKalso Mrs. I were In Grand Rapids Wednesday. Mrs. Green nnd son of Grand Rap- l’as-'cd away Monday morning at ' ‘ . . , , , jSchnimp nnd son. Larry, of Grand Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fletcher of Haeel. w1h> ha* been worktng-ids were Thursdny enllers at Charles-^ h‘,me ‘UughUtr. Mr*, liar­ Rcv.-Amcs and hU j.tnuors from Rapids were guests nt Mr. and Mrs AUgUSta" visited at enfford MCMan- Mws ........... . . . Allr1ra>u ‘ K Pinmr.,1 v,*rvtr-r< were ley Andrews. Funeral services tu.i • it..' i..- - • f..r t.rjnnr i.i. Hr »•. Lansing Lnn.iille will be he at nt Coats flnntx Grovflrnv • SunRun. John i„i c*.i — ■ < ____ n_u._ ... ..... . . .. . . there this summer, returned home Bennett's. Stairs' home Friday evening, inis this week. held nt the Andrews home Wednes­ inlrr* «’dr7rJ m.4- day c"nlng. August 19. Everybody with them. Misses May and Marte Britten of ___________ . x day afternoon at two o'clock, with l<» thl, runn di'lrrmiulnK »lu> «ri- tl.r Welcome. Sunday guest* of Mr, nnd Mrs. R. NASHVILLE. burial In Vermontville. h.rr. .,f ..i.i «t,.i ri1t.ii...i NPXt Sunday te Rev. Woodburn's and cousins'recently. .unt. uncle; COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS J. Williams were, Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ Last Week's Letter. rh.re.7 fXT.um’.'i last Sunday hcre. He will preach Mrs. Gai) Lykins was in. Charlotte [ Mr. and Mra. Gali Lykins nnd thur Clarke and family of South: Mr. and Mrs. George Keeler nnd ii >. ..r.i.rr.i t>.»i th- uh .f.t »f s. f here as usual in the morning and family of Hastings spent Sunday,: Haven. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Konzcn 'twin fxms spent from Thursday until Wednesday. ... Tiie clover Leaf Club will be en­ }X,XnA.t''..,id 1rL’r*<r''rmr- "b- Indk then a11 arc to K° to West with Mr. and Mrs. John Stairs and । rJd»y r?»nin nnd three children of South Bend. Monday at Gun hike. tertained Thursday evening at the ' David Meyers of Hammond. Ind., hrrri., •i-i-inir.l t.-r hrahn«'«»l>i rm Scbcwa for the church homecoming ,‘family. , 7 raa Ind, Mr. and Mrs Byron Rowladcr > and children of Grand Rapids, and | returned to his home on Tuesday. home of Mrs. Della Bowman, with » r..,a„ ...>--r .u. J?1 ,Unn'r »■*««• I o •>'C.eenvUle Orauivillr.to U; ?<™w . Mr. and Mrs. Clare Williams and ' Mr*. Alice Comstock Is visiting her Mrs. Andt-raon assisting. ihrrrAf ci..t. i., • r.,P, JoUowlng. visiting vlsidng hte hi* brother. Ed. Mrs. MaMa-1 »n. : Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Osborn family. (son. Ray Gibson and family: In herr mra .( Ver- bit &s..|kr.«id ana r„,|. .... ~>anl .pent mvnt 11—[ nnd son Dickie enjoyed a trip to the A number of relatives of Fred , Lanaing. ' Johnson gathered nt his home Sun-1 Thc fire department was called to Soo last week. »r.d HnoUir-i in ...t.i rounnv hrdny to see the wrcc> of the train, mother. n„ a iroXUr»t.«' J'"1**' "f to'4'*"'anJ. au!?' . Mr <“>d Mrs. Burr Cotton of K»ri day and helped him celebrate his Thornapple lake Wednesday to put 645th birthday. lout a grass fire that had started One thing tliat always seems to be on the up-and-up Is the city pav­ Mrs. Clare Williams. Mrs. Bey- bAck of the barn. . ......... T»und«-i, «" •'■i’k »™.e„ .nd rS''-mour Jordan and Mrs. R. J. Wil-1 Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Qstroth and Ing. I UIIU — Hr. Conmv of n*rrr.| ■ hlternoon. August 23. J family of Hastings. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs.: i-' |." Vontr i.’mr The Cotton reunion is to be held Donald Wendell and family of Has-11 ? ----- ly ot Has-1I. Rowir, with Mrs Arllc Spirttiler In Wood-1 tings called at the John Stairs | V. ‘ "."'r, I land on Thursday. August 16. home recently. 'f,' Ralph Woodburn aijd wife of DeThc little Misses Betty. Wanett * ’.'-r trolt and a brother from Girard. Ill-----------and Jacqueline ««,*,, Smith ncipea helped tneir their T, ' visited cousins io to ccieonite tn celebrate tnelr rnlrhmi.. their birthday . . ... their ...... brother. u.vn..... William Wood- entivin. birthday. <■ ... . bum. rhurrh hero burn, nnd and ntter.dad attended church here on | Refreshmenu of ,Ice cream .and ”•• Sunday. ... . . cake’ Were served. KJ ‘7 Tiie annual school reunion will! Miss Alta Haskell spent the past ' «'i’i risimi w'n i be held on Saturday. August 25. nt week In Hastings visiting her cousV.'/'a*" ik*”«2a*.’•*! lhe church. Mrs. Glen Densmore 'is the president of the organization '"7,;;''J hnd Miss Gertrude Stowell is &ecSmart Clrmont. Jndi • SOUTH BOWNE. J retary. ' stad The Young People’s r.xvK'7 :l7’fs . rh.ri« their inner edges. but only two grandchildren to per- monds. * w. n*y. Adminh’trntor. The cricket is seen in considerable pctuate the name of Flower. Marvin. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Aldrich and . , EAST GUN LAKE. , numbers now becaiLM* lhe ground te son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Delos Flower, Mrs. Hattie Childs and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Merle £Ierrlngton of dried out and it ts seeking new and Homer J., son of Mr. and Mrs.' Maud, of East Lansing were Sun­ Pittsburgh. Pa., are spending sev­ homes in motet soil. Lights attract Wayne Flower. (day guests of Chas, woodruff’s. eral days In the Trabert cottage. •‘"•the Insect. Persons who capture one We are sorry to loam Jay Hall: Mr. und Mrs Warren Bolton nnd Mrs. Ray Crawford and daughter. iron tn.i mor month, arc assured that it te entirely harm- lost three horses bj- lightning dur- family spent Sunday afternoon vls- Mrs. Kenneth Andrews nnd Carl' >f July. a. n. 1934. Jei* but It will repay close examinn- ing the storm last week, but rejoice tting lhe former's parent*. Oliver Sherln spent Filday P. M. in Alle­ Uon as an exan>Ple ot the na' for th0 badIy nK’ded raln *’hlch Bolton's, ii] Hastings. . gan. "tn.tton .nil .dhi.t- ture adapts creatures for thc con- came authat time. i Mis* Wftnlta Strausbaugh and Miss Jean Schwln ha* returned to' rrwiitor. .t ..Id dr- dllkuu In which they live. Mr. and Mrs. Bradfield nnd Jack' friend, Clyde Bassett, of Freeport her home in Chicago. •i ih, Ktato narr ______________________ ___________ are ln K^rtazoo this Monday. I nnd Floyd Craig nnd friend. Phyllis Mrs. James Null and children and W. A Spaulding and Mrs Wilcox Edger, of Hastings spent Sunday Mrs. Kenneth Andrews cal led on NOTICE TO CREDITORS. fiut» cf Mlehi»*n. th. i-roh.i. Court , came in from the lake Sunday for at Saugatuck. . I Mends' In Otsego PrFday *A. mnX; r.t.m «f M.rr •’S}’*' . r p Mnrr.„ anH' 7’" W,,‘ H«Tood U «P™dln«, Mr. and Mr*. J c. Derdw-n and - • • ,„Mr Mrs' C: F Moreau and n few days with her daughter and children of Pittsburgh came Friday r?<WC"55‘U ,BmUy ln Ka,am“«’ their *tm\mre v^al^T J for dinner Friday of Mr. and Mrs. tor Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hammond Mr. and Mrs. H. Walters and chllti. Mrs j. rioarr. son. Bernard, called Sunday at Howard for Sault Warren Bellinger's guest. Miss and Marten*'near Dowling. aft-Idren Madeleft Thursday inurM,> ,or c“u‘l ste s,r 1930 MODEL A FORD COACH Above Cars Are in Fine Condition GARAGE COMPANY FORD DEALERS ------- Phone 2121 Hastings Nolle* I* ke/Ar "When he Is mowing or rolling his lawn, a man finds that the hours *oon slip away." remarks an essayist. So does Die man. if his wife isn't careful. . j AUCTION SALE &■ .s'.’ Eoery indication at this time ... is that Coal Prices $ s Me Those who have bought their next winter’s coal during the past few weeks have saved money, and You Can Save Money! by ordering your coal at once before prices take a rise. OUR SERVICE will make clean, satisfactory delivery at your con­ venience. TELEPHONE about the kind and amount you need. Smith Brothers Velte & Company Halting!, Mich. preach. Mr. Woodbum. who te am pSm "" , M“ d * h Mrs' Jennle «»»P.nW S L that E G. Smith nnd wife,were cn-1, ' Joying thc sights' ih the Black Hills Joan Horton and Geraldine 81m- it..", ‘*.Vt!ph»« on* of Grand Rapids are spending *?*•'” • •<»riii»i i(>. u —v wt.u •••_ • -r- *---^ ' ••rn tiff C- .atit.l.r. family and Martha Thompson are * Mr and ..... Mrs mn Bill Schulz .. of xGrand u ti.t'’n.od^'tv. spending a few days at Ionia at-' Rapids cal|ed at the Eash home jw» c.. .upfiir. tending the fair. juonaay Monday morning. morning. Tt They had spent' 'U* Mr. and Mrs. George Easley of Sunday in charlotte Grand Rapids visited Harlow Bar-1| Mr. and Mra. Frank Walton and f num. and family over the week end. I'son Ralph spent Friday and SaturMr. and Mrs. E. 3. Thompson and . day at their cottage at Gun lake. AiJ.’'miv»n.T t( daughter. Virginia, also visited there' -Grace Bryans is now a member of •"•I oriirr. ,in on Suncjay. the Ray Smith family of Carlton Edward Thompson and family Center. VVooton; abaei and Walter Thrtnpson and family Mrs. Minnie Bouck attended the . M.rer l^»a (spent Sunday evening at thc E. 8. Watt's reunion at Thomapple lake (Thompson home. Sunday. ai.i Krirknr.t. Will Mishler, wife and Gwendolyn "i SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. were In Hastings Saturday evening - ‘•f''"' •M‘l Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nash and son and called on Warren Roush's. «mi nnd daughter. Mrs. Elzina Herr and! Sunday evening callers at'Harry Mlrh ;two sons of Warnerville and Mrs. Cramer's were: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob । John Smith find two granddaugh­ Poortvleit. Mr. and Mra. Walter in ters of the Moore district spent Duffey and children and Mtes Beu­ ! Tuesday with Mrs. Frank Norton. lah Cramer, all of Grand Rapids. | Dr. N E. Scott of Kalamazoo andi Will Mishler, wife and Gwendolyn th< Mrs. Emma Babin and daughter., were Sunday afternoon callers at f« Hazel, of Grand Rapids spent a few Muri Hosteller's near Lake Odessa. • days last week with. Uie former s; Mra. Sarah Bucher and son, Er- ••! ; mother. Mr* A. W. Scott. vln ....Stump of ____ Ind., were Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. Davijl Young and night guest* of their daughter and daughter and Mrs. Rizor ' and sister. Mr*. H. A. Cramer and Tamdaughter of Battle Creek were Wed-' Uy. Sunday afternoon callers were nesday evening callers at Frank Mrs. Cramer's aunt. Mrs. Kate Jud­ Norton's. son. and Mrs. Nettle Carrol, Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Peter Hoffman and Bucher will remain for a visit. Mrs. John Thaler, daughters. Hel­ Mrs. Frank Norton were Hastings visitors Thursday. en. Eleanor and. Donna and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman and Howard* ind Norval of Campbell called at the WiU Mishler home son nnd Harold Aspinall and Mrs. ! Ida Norton and Cleota -were Ver- Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. H. Pardee spent Satur­ । montville visitors Friday. I Will easier spent the week end day night and Sunday with her sis­ 'with his son. Cecil, and family at ter. Mrs. Lydia Porrilt of West Grand Rapids. Bowne. Mrs. clarence Van Patten accomMrs. Helen Hoffman and daughter I of Hastings spent Monday with Mrs. I1 Peter Hoffman. . erse City were in Hastings Saturday i Mr. and Mrs. Matt Balth and afternoon. | Vonda were in Grand Rapids MonGordon and Norma Yoder were Saturday afternoon and supper id«y- . . I Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliston of West guest* at Harold Rosenberger’s tn 'Vermontville were Sunday evening Dorothy Van Patten spent last I callers al L. W. Jarrard's. Lyon Weicher of Battle Creek week In Grand Rapids with her J spent Sunday with L. W. Jarrard's, eoualn LouUe. Having decided to quit farming, I will have an auction sale on the farm, 1 1-2 miles east and 1'2 mile south of Free­ port, Sec. 8, Carlton township, on Wednesday, August 22 Commencing at one o’clock, and sell the following: HORSES Black gelding, wt. 1400 lbs. Bay gelding, wt. 1400 lbs. CATTLE. Jersey cow, 7 years old. Jersey cow, 5 years old. Jersey and Guernsey cow, 5 years old. Jersey, 4 years old, due to freshen Sept. 13th. HOGS. Brood sow. 5 shoats. TOOLS. Grain binder. Mowing machine. Wagon and stock rack. Two-horse dump rake. Two-horse cultivator. Land roller. ' J'J Two-horse walking plow. Two-sec. spring tooth drag. DeLaval cream separator. Superior disk grain drill. 11-hoes seeder attachment. Galvanized water tank, 5barrel capacity. ’ Double work harness. 4 horse collars. Other articles not mentioned. TERMS OF SALE—Strictly cash, and nothing to be removed until settled for. ' । Geo. F. & Pheobe A. Guernsey, Propr. Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. Clyde Tooker, Clerk. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-08-22.pdf a07af5ec1be71937cb579e492e7b6e51 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 22,1934 12 PAGES CmiLCOMStrain, Battle Oreek, MITTEEMEETS Laurel Arrested for Alleged 0­ DIGNIFIED CELEBRATION IS PROMISED IN 1836 ORGANIZATION TO SOON INCORPORATE Financing of the Undertaking . Was Discussed on Thursday " Some time ago there was chosen a committee consisting of L. E. Bar­ nett. F. W. Stebbins. W. L. ShulCook. who were authorized to make plans for a celebration of lhe Cen­ tennial of this city In 1038. That committee met 77iur.sday of last week and have their plana quite well matured to make this celebration one of lhe outstanding events not only of this city, but of this state. Coming as it wifi just a year before the centennial of Michigan's joining .the sisterhood of states, it will be an event that will be noteworthy. One of the plans contempJMed by the committee is an incorporation, so as to make the organization a legal entity, flan* for financing the celebration on a suitable'scale for a whole week were discussed and will be presented in the near future. AU PAGES lt<>8 DEMOCRATS HOLD ENJOYABLE MEETING BETTER HASTINGS DAYS degal Driving Large Attendance Marked Gathering at Gun Lake on Sunday Delightful Free Entertainment Two Big Bargain Days Offered by Hastings Merchants Fri. and Sat., Aug. 24-25 As Loren- Boyes. Jake Moore, WU- , lard Lawrence and Joe Thomson were going to Thomapple lake in Boyes' car. with Loren at the wheel on Saturday night about 10:20, an-1 other ear containing two young men , Rtad tha Particular* from Battle Creek smashed into I . them. The front wheel of the Boves' Boyes' I' * Civan Below: icar was ripped off and the car over­ turned, but luckily none of the four -n Friday and Saturday of this week wert seriously injured. However, the | will be outstanding days in the car was badly wrecked. The aocl-1 merchandising history of this dty. each of the 42 cooperating mer- > dent is being investigated by the They will al*o be delightful days for chant* which they utilise to men- I officers. . the people of the surrounding ter­ Uon special bargains that will be of Laurel Struin of Battle Creek, who 1 I ritory a* well a* resident* of this Interest and vaine to the people of works in his father's garage at Ur-, this city and the surrounding terbandale. who. was the driver of the ■ blended in a manner that cannot car that ran into the Bcyes auto­ fall to meet popular approval. In mobile menuonea mentioned aoove. above, nu has ocen been mooue proa-r D4VMFNT M1V thia big selling event 42 Hastings closed Friday night »o that nothing SAYS HEAD OF WORLD'S arrested and charged with driving THE FIRST PAYMENT MAY merchant* are cooperating and will rnay interfere with lhe evening'* j *»/jwg«ji pMPT OYFR a car while under the influencepf BE EXPECTED LOYER give twp "Beller Hastings Days" enjoyment of the band concert, the । liquor. He was arraigned before JUsan am frea »htfw and the dancing, the opOF LABOR tlce Matthews Tuesday and plead . BUUN ______ _ doy and Saturday. August 24 and 25. portnnity to secure free ticket* to “not guilty." The trial day has not I ------------Fine entertainment will be found in Ike shows Is confined to Friday - ---------ALFRED SLOAN SAYS INycl ltA LIBERAL WHEAT PAY­ the free shows at the Strand theaInvited to Hutliifi Friday for | DUSTRY ALL SET TO GO MENT SOON DUE ALSO pavement dancing with good orchesthe rooper*ting Uurr> on Friday ' The Two Projects Will Bring Friday afternoon and evening. The evening will all be illuminated and inree Distinct New Indusstores will not be open Friday night. d in play the bargain* they have to trial Fields Now Ready FREE SHOW at the Strand I FREE BAND CONCERT! THE CORN-HOG CON­ TACTS SENT ON IN BUILDING THE 1 PANAMACANAL PHMMCNMLi [ 1 J Interest In politics is Increasing as the time draws near to the primary, and political gatherings are becom­ ing more frequent. On Sunday afternoon arid evening a large crowd of Democrats from Barry and Allegan counties held a rally at Gun lake which proved to be very enoyable. Dr. B. C. Swift of Middleville and Roman I. Jarvis of Benton Harbor. FREE PAVEMENT DANCE! (Bud Wolfe’s Orchextra) 'NEARTHRESHOLD from the Fourth District, were the principal speakers. Barry county democrats were suc­ cessful in the baseball game the score being 12 to 5. Other sports In• eluded a tug of war and a home,*hoe contest In which Barry county was again victorious. A dance and heW m the dance 07870026 hall. | III UUILUIIIU II L ‘xssar good time for everybody. County Agricultural Agent Foster tagea In thia big selling event. That there may be no mistake as hM »ure|y had * Jqb on his hands in Ktatilfr neces­ filling nut out tKf. the 1^1,1 bales nt of blanks sary to prc|>are the Com-Hog con­ tracts between the government of that we believe lhe committee's । lhe United States and the farmers bargains arc Hated. Each home in plans will command the hearty ap­ who raise hogs In this county, who proval of the citizen* of Hastings THE FORMER FOR HIS entered Into this srrangement with These tickets will admit the bearer and Barry county. the government. For quite a fime ENGINEERING FEATS Mr. Foster had several clerks mak­ We can say, in a general way. that no "Cheap John" program of bally­ ing out and comparing the papers, Glory" will hoo la contemplated. It will be a The Latter for Cleaning Up so they would be in condition to splendid list of altracUvely priced dignified, worthwhile celebration of send on to Washington. Tills week Foul Spots Before the an historic event. Monday 670 Barry county Corn-Hog that they are all wanted article Work Started After the incorporation, which will contracts were forwarded to the proceed soon, steps will be taken to headquarters st the nstfonal capital 25c, »o admission tickets to this pic­ the opportunity to purchase them at pave lhe way for this celebration, about the Panama Canal, the vast by Mr. Foster. ture will be worth while. which will probably take place In Washington lias advised that they all day Saturday and on Saturday done, the sights to be seen will be in poaitfon to mAt the first July. 1038. It la none too early to work , wui hi puBiuuu iv mxxe uic oxj tvriunj on me court nuuw start planning now. We can assure along the way. that lhe names of payment of 53.00 per head on these,lawn. We can axaure the people of people of Hastings and Barry coun­ Uiose responsible for Us completion contracts within ten days after their Barry county that they will be their purchasing Friday and gel That seems richly entertained at this concert ty that something very much worth­ have scarcely been mentioned. Aft- receipt at Washington. TTiat while is planned for this Centennial. er years of controversy whether the pretty swift for government action J Under the leadership of Mr. A. A. attend that afternoon If possible. It Can«l alKJuld be built in Nicaragua There may be some delay; although Blferno of Grand Rapids, Hartings or Panama, - —----------------------------------------------and whether U should the government M U speeding up its has at unusual unuaual the Strand theater to accommodate ___ a thirty piece band of ATTENDS MEETING OF he hllltl at *"sea ‘U»A Ilevel, avaI" nr .... ___ a.._due .. to conditions a...__ _ in the .. . - .f T ... .. be built at or with with tk. the _ relief work, merit and their productions are very all who will wish to see thia splendid STATE CONCILIATORS "lock system . the questions were drouth-stricken parte of this coun- enjoyable. free show daring the two evening finally settled. The next thing was try, and Barry county is in that On Friday evening alao there will build* 1L It. We b*d had the awful atat--.*raaBWg . Arrhin MrDnnatii Unnrx Pm to bllUt vial n f M n v * j t(,Ynjrt of the French to do it as an The 670 Barry county farmers who ment on South Church street from ItakrU early from the roopcrating Visions OI New Bankniptcy I example, and didn't want to see have signed contracts whfoh have Slate to Court streets, Just west of anarchanta In the manner indicated Act Explained "P**1**1 Congress au- been accepted will receive pay for . .. _ ,. ,, thorized lhe work, and clrcurnn i/.rvw.u <-nvuU1- 13.212 isjix bogs nogs or or pigs pigs which wnicn they tney didn't amnA for this dance. Bod Woue* orebestra Archie D. McDonald, conciliation .va.ii n.., . _ . .is. .. rnuntv P?1 1.ah ralse ... this year. That the .num- will fornlah furnish lhe the music. Everybody to is crowding In the evening. ymmUakaier for .Barry county, at­ Ln,° hands Of Praai- b*r actually raised in this county .invited to lake part in the dance. ,The|e two “Better Hastings Days" tended a meeting of commissioners dsnt Theodore Roosevelt, and it will be 17/J15 fewer than last year. up to six many o'clockpeople and aU - *“1 oc iijDia ie»wr man last year. rnasy ap io six ouoca ana auFriday oaghUto bring at the Federal court. Grand Rapids. ----rt have harrtlv fallen het. ______ _ .-x — a ! __ ■______ could have hardly fallen into bet- nie government takes off 25 per .day Saturday____ and» Saturday evening city dhd they will be glad to Friday, at which various provisions ter recognized as a«... cent...... from...si thatnumoer. number,leaving leaving is.-, 13,- 1 wUl be "bargain days." Bij Mils the many offered bargains. ... hands — — He was — --------------- --------of the amended bankniptcy act were man absolutely fearless, and as one 212. m the actual number on which 1 clarified. who would tolerate no form of graft they will pay. The amount to be' A, WUl. II __ . . .. .* .. . Contrary to the belief that this or corruption. With him it was a paid on each of the 13.212 porkers DUCK SEASON FROM legislation was passed to give the "work and try" experience to find that never were born will be 55 each | farmer full power to cancel obliga­ out the best wav for himself. He —leu the local expense for making OCT. 3 TO NOV. 11 tions against his property and still first tried to build .the the canal bv by Out out tlw* the n*rw*ni papers, vettinsr getting All all the inIn- ' ( ■ -------- — • J! retain title, to it. Orrie J. Bluiter. Commissions, and with civil engi- formation required, making out the No Lawful Hunting of Waclerk of the district court, explained neera. He lie found that it 11 would not bales bale, of blanks blank, needed to complete cxnplele that even though lhe act does pro­ work, so terfowl Mondays and o he dedicated the the|whole project, dual how much that! ■ |whole re- the project. vide considerable assistance, it is sponsiblllly to Col. ------ ••• W■ focal • , *_ . George expense-will be has not yet1 Tuesdays nevertheless the first duty of con­ Ooetlials and a band of ,Army ___ . __ _ _____ Engl, been determined. Somekhcre wv be-_ If the final recommendations of ciliation commissioners to urge a neers. Never was responsibility. tween 55OXXX) and 560.000 will come compromise before attempting to ob­ more appropriately dedicated or, Into Barry county frorti the Hog end the Bureau of Biological Survey are tain court aid. more worthily carried out. Those i of these contract*. accepted by 'President Roosevelt, H»c act has two purposes: First, to Army Engineers under the lead of. That is only part of the project. force the. unreasonable creditor to Co). Goethato simply cut aU "red. Farmers who have signed these 670 Michigan hunters will have to ob­ compromise his claim In keeping tape,' and wouldn't even tolerate contracts will also be paid for not serve a staggered 30-day open teadsV thmT..^, aUo **J** '*,2** migratory watert with aepreased values of the present such a nrXvent pr^r.t ihlr.; ’<7^, d yJl Wg zz “ po,,V ralsln8 18344 *crM 01 «,». c«n- Ziw, Theyming in both peninsulas day; second, to make It easier for cal' consideration. UlderatlOll. ThCV their will be he paid naid for fnr that, that when whon it h t. __ r ".. .." They made their, is and ending Nov. 11 with no lawful the debtor, in this case the farmer. own decisions and accepted the re- computed, at the rate of 30c per hunting of waterfowl on Mondays IO adjust his obligation. • TV\n<ih<KtV it gave KAMA the undertaking >__ -A a -A . . ... . sponsibiiity. bushel of shelled corn. That will al­ and Tuesdays during this period. archie d. McDonald. Those interested in obtaining continuity and co-operation, devel­ so be paid this fall. This Is the latest word received by Republican candidate far nomi­ more detailed information of the oping into one of the most extra­ In addition there ought to come the state Department of Conserva­ nation for Prosecuting Attorney for provisions of this act can obtain ordinary machines of construction very soon into Barry county five or tion from the Bureau of Biological same from Commissioner McDonald. that man ever devised. Visiting cijBarry county. six cento per bushel on the wheat Survey at Washington. Qualified with a background of (Ctontinued on page 9, part 2) that farmers didn't raise last year, The recommendation of the training and experience. who entered Into the wheat con­ Michigan Conservation Oommlsafon, Born and raised on a farm and tacts with the government; also the BAND CONCERT FRIDAY which had been submitted to Wash­ familiar with rural community prob­ first payment of 20 cents per bushel ington after careful deliberation, lems. > EVENING THIS WEEK on the wheat they didn't raise this was for a continuous 30-<tey open A graduate of the Literary De­ .. RUBSELL HART.. • yaar. This should bring into the season beginning Oct. 1 in the up­ partment.of Michigan In the year Having decided to quit farming. Will Be a Part of That Eve­ county over 520.000. per peninsula and Oct. 15 io the 1010. and at the Law Department in [Russell Hart will dUpaee of his per­ Al Smith recently said: “No one lower peninsula. ning'! “Better Hastings sonal property at public auction at ever shakes his fist at Santa Claus." According to a message received Since graduation engaged contin­ his farm 1 1-2 miles west and north We may have our individual opin­ from J. N. Darling, chief of the Bio­ Days” Program uously in the general practice of of Cloverdale, on Bee. 17 Hope Twp. ions as to whether the wheat pro­ logical Survey, the Commission's law—both Civil and Criminal. It will be an afternoon sale, com- . The band concert this week will gram, gram. the lhe corn and hog program and recommendations were not accepted, Your support respectfully solicited. aaa <a~ ~,<ii a„u mencing at one o'clock with Dewey not be on either Thursday or Baturthe federal bureau instructing the Reed as auctioneer sutd Mark Gar- 'dV .d.M. „ one ot jhlcb nUbu U Department to establish the stag­ been given in previous weeks.,. . * ' ‘“X ,,‘7/ „ risen as clerk. Mr. Hart lias a good has !but wUl be given this Friday night. I Su vrar^t STJSi Mt gered day plan with Wednesdays, list of property to offer, including Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and PICNIC AT GULL 24. It *UI be in connection I an extra good work team weighing Augflst ' with the Better Hastings Days J« 8.1?*, - ounuajs Sundays of vi cam each wees week irom from Ovv. Oct. J 3 to i LAKE TUESDAY NIGHT 3300 lbs; 3 good costs; alfalfa and ' have to pay the shot through some Nov. n waUrfOwl hunting, timothy hay. oat straw, com and a program. 1 taxation --form of direct or indirect taxation Elsewhere in this "issue we an­ lot of good farm tools. A Schiller later on. . The Fitzgerald-for-Governor the fact that the stores of ALL LEAKY ROOFS ARE Cabinet Grand Piano will also be nounce 1 Ulub Heard Fine Ad­ included in the offerings. Read his Hastings will not be open Friday CARLTON CENTER VERY EXPENSIVE' The store windows will be SCHOOL REUNION. auction sale advertisement In . this evening. , dresses for displaying bar­ At school grounds Thursday. Aug. issue for further particulars and re- illuminated ' At Prairieville Park at OuU lake gains offered by the merchants. 30. Pot luck dinner. All former stu­ If a Building Is Worth Any­ member the dale. । While there will be several other at­ dents and teachers urged to attend. a meeting of the FiLxgeraid-Forthing at All, It Is Worth PERRY VAN TUYL. I tractions Friday evening, you will Govemor Club was held on Tuesday to hear Hastings' thirty piece Perry Van Tuyl will have an auc- want ' Patenting evening with an attendance of about band. Read elsewhere about free BASEBAI.I. People generally do not appreciate 175. A pot luck supper was enjoyed Prairieville vs. Dowling at Vick­ north of Yankee Springs or ten tickets for the show at the Strand miles southwest of Hastings, and theater, also about the pavement ery's. Clear lake, Bunday^ Aug. M — the gnat expense that a leaky roof at seven o'clock, a large number will dispose of considerable personal dance that evening. entails. If it is on your bam it coming later In the evening. Property. There will be offered four Probate Judge Stuart Clement, means that you run the risk of hav­ horses, span of .mule* five cows, two ing your crops spoiled. If it b on who Is chairman of the Club, intro­ hogs, a tot of farm tools and many your home there is the damage from duced Hon. John c. Ketcham who other articles J. E. Norton will be falling plaster, ruined wall paper, presented Rep. Earl H. Burhans of auctioneer and John Carter clerk. decorations, or what not. Even then Paw Paw. who is a candidate for Bead the full list in the adv. else­ the greatest damage has not been the nomination for Congressman where in this issue. approximated, because you can't see from the Fourth District. He spoke it. The greatest damage is to the highly of the woritof Frank FltaJACOB KAUSCH. Propoied Gn Tax Limit Tao Low building itself, be it bam. residence, gerald and also outlined his own Having decided to quit farming For Need, of Michigan Highway, or outbuilding. Soaked rafters and campaign platform. Jacob Kausch will have an auction Attorney Claude Marshall of Lan­ timbers soon commence to rxX. and sale on what Is known as the James sing spoke for Mr. Fitzgerald, giv­ The Banner has received its first state and county official* and peo­ then is when your trouble starts. The Home Lumber Company of this ing his qualifications for the gov­ and one mile west of Hastings. He installment this month of publicity ple holding no office whatever, large­ ernorship. He presented Mr. Fltxly business men from all parts of lhe (from the Automobile Club of Michlcity specialises in good roofing that offers a fine work team, iron grays. five and six yearn oM weight 1 MO 8*nJ ln ,u endcavor to saddle a goxl state. The subject considered at the they will guarantee for years and at geraid's ideas on the gas and weight meeting was the two amendments Jponsored by the AutonUfclle club of you can't afford the extravagance other vital questions. land China sow due soon, and a lot and maintenance of Michigan roads The various primary candidates, of farm tools and other articles. onto peopie'who ought not pay it. Michigan—which we understand Ls of a "leaky roof.” Read the adver­ a letter to ncnix Henry ruuurei; Flannery u Is me the bucuuiicct auctioneer.. _ If this sample, .---- .--------------------- the - _ taking funds from its treasury, con­ tisement of the Home Lumber Oo. who were present, were introduced Clyde Stedge. clerk see the adv Ba,in«'r under date of August 7. tributed by automobile owners of in this issue for ftirthey particulars to the crowd. el^here in this tsoue correctly indicates the kind of pro­ Michigan, for the purpose of putting Another meeting of a similar . _ . m sent ~... character will be held at Woodland paganda which will will K be out U bym across these two amendments at the NOTICB. Beginning August 25th the Barry in two weeks. Tuesday evening, Sept. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. Uw Automobile club of Michigan, November election. * County Emergency Welfare Relief The first statement of this propsThere will be a meeting of the we believe their campaign will nbt ____ Write letter, which we received Administration offices at 6 Stebbins Barrv Oounty Rod and Gun Club GARRETT REUNION. on Monday evening. August 37th. al Fbr instance, there was held In from the Automobile Club of Michi- Building wUl close to the public at A.. ­ ■ -- AfAllAamRemember the Garrett reunion. 12 o'clock noon on Saturdays. lhe -ifv city of Lansing on Friday, Au Aug. 35 at Harry Babcock**. Picnic S. E. Westerman. flee' tn the oeurt house. AU members gust 3. a meeting of road commis­ •Members of the Michigan amoAdministrator. urged to be present U possible. sioners and engineers as well as (OonUnued on page six) _______ I NAMES OF GOETHALS AND GORGAS WILL EVER BE ASSOCIATED Three Auction Sales Amendment Would Saddle Road Costs Onto Those Who Do Not Operate Cars HAVE STATE-WIDE W TATI0M FOB THUE EXCELLENCE Yor Development We all know that the American people will never settle down to the conviction that times will not mend. There iiave been many predictions as to the precise date when the im­ provement will start. Generally speaking we think people are con­ vinced that when the federal gov­ ernment shall balance its budget, cease to spend bUlions of dollars more than its Income, and when doubt and uncertainty as to infla­ tion arid lhe gold value of the dol­ lar shall end. we shall see a decided turn for the belter. How soon that will be depends upon the President and the authorities al Washington. But we aU believe there will be a lum for the better. What will the future of Industry be In America? probably no man is so well qualified to speak on that subject as Alfred P. Sloan. JrM head of the great General Motors Cor­ poration. which Is the largest em­ ployer of labor in this country. Writing the lead article In the September Issue of the Atlantic Monthly—entitled “The Forward View"—Mr. Sloan speaks with the considered viewpoint of a man re­ sponsible to thousands upon thou­ sands of employees and stockholders. (Continued on page five) , — a^aa*.** FLOWER SHOW WIS SUCCESSFUL DEPARTMENTS OPER. ATE HARMONIOUSLY Splendid Educational OppOTs Unities Offered to Young Peo>l» for the opening day. ward schools, as well tral and High achoc teachers has coming year. Our schools have a state-wfcfo reputation for excellence. A di­ ploma from Hastings High sclwol admits Die holder to any cullsga or university in the central group at states without examination. That at course Includes our own Michigan University and every Michigan coi- OVER TWO HUNDRED AWARDS MADE TO EXHIBITORS LARGE DISPLAYS OF LOVELY BLOOMS turion is conducted, without friction and with hearty cooperation, all de­ partments of our city schools work In harmony. Several Unusual Entries Helped to Make Show More Interesting Hastings schools the advantages of a first-class high school, but there to aUo a normal departzqgnt for teacher-training; a department for The Barry County Ftower Show training in manual arts; a domestic held BI at the fair grounu* grounds Batur- 1>cUnce rtwartmwL vhsr* Ml was netu UH- rair iSl — Si was sponsored by the Federated taught • alao an Women's club of Barry county and lathlaite directos for boys and an Ute Thomapple Garden Club. Tlte Blhlctlc director for girls Tba ata* merchants and many Individual* of, Nashville and p«port contributed , ^dthla practical train* oyer two hundred prises for the ln^ th)* tbar* 4* 'leaching of music and art, alao a One of the unusual features of I ' commercial deoartment, in wtotetk the flower show was lhe "Shadow Boxes." which added much to the show. Wilcox's display of old and Oalster's, of Middleville, landscape ncne. They afford comfortable project were an added attraction. helpful surroundings for the p« There was displayed a large and un- consider the severe drouth. An Immense crowd from the coun­ schools a child cannot ty smd many representatives from Grand Rapids. Kslamssoo, Battle Creek. Lowell. Ionia and many other We Have Been Asked This cities thronged the halls. The judges for the gladfoias were Mr. Question Several Times, So Peter Pstterer. Battle Creek, and Mrs. Wm Homer. Grand Rapids. We Have Investigated For other flower exhibits the judges school rooms are conductr* Several times of Jate we have been were: Mrs Ora Chadwick. 'Mrs. J. asked by people perhaps a Utile in­ clined to be critical. "Why axe our Grand Rapids. “Shadow Boxes' city taxes higher this year?" That is WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HIGHER CITY TAX? cause every resident taxpayer is in­ terested. so we thought that we would look it up. We found perhaps two principal reasons, and after finding them, couldn't see how any­ one could be held responsible nor Snider and Mr. Peter Patterer of Battle Creek. The committee in charge wish to take this opportunity to thank all who so kindly assisted in making this first Barry county flower show a success. Information on prises not awarded may be had by calling 3533 The two reasons are as follows: 1st A year ago the budget was Section 1. (Single Gladiolus.) Rad 527.000. That would have doubtleu been sufficient IF the 527.000 had all Elwaln. Scarlet—1. W. L. Bhulters; been paid in In taxes—BUT IT a. J. E. McElwain. Orange—1. W. WASN'T. As late as In May about L. Shulters; I J. I McElwain. Yel20 per cent of it or around 55.0W was delinquent. We are passing through some difficult times and surely no one can be blamed when PROGRAM FOR CON­ they are not able to pay their taxes CERT FRIDAY EVE right on the day they are due. DdUbtleas a large portion of these Special Number! Will Be delinquent taxes will be paid even­ tually—perhaps aU of them. But Played Upon Request that doean't help RIGHT NOW. The to Secretary city HAS to have money to pay Us As stated elsewhere in this Issue ume that could not be paid this the Hastings city Band will render year can only Increase the amount another of their fine concerts on of the budget for running the city. Friday night. Aug. 24. at eight 2nd. The city had around 517.000 o’clock in connection with the Bet­ on deposit with the National Bank ter Hartings Days. raitowing is their program: when it was dosed. A good many March—National Emblem — E. E. people have felt and still feel that that bank never should have been Bagley. I'll String Along With You-Warclosed—BUT IT WAS. Up to this time 40 per cent of the City’s de­ Medley Overture—Old Time Fa­ posit, or around 57.000 U still im­ vorites —Arr. by Geo. D. Barnard. pounded. Eventually most of it, if Marcii—The Stars and Stripes not all of R will be paid—but again THAT DOES NOT HELP RIGHT My Little Gras* Shack—BUI Cogs­ NOW. and money has to be received from some source. The ONLY source well. Tommy Harrison and Johnny wm to increase the budget—and Noble. that was what HAD TO BE DONE "Old Timers" Walta-Arr. by M. L. Lake to permit the city to pay its bills. * “ (request). ' The city isnt spending any more than usual—its revenue has been cut by Arthur Freed. Melody by Nacio short as above indicated. We are Herb Brown. World War Medley—Over There— really surprised that the budget wasn't Increased more. The Old Spinning Wheel—Billy We doubt If any dty In Michigan is more economically administered HUI. A Medley—Yankee Rhythm—Arr. than Hastings. That is proven by the fact that tht nity doesn't owe a March—The Victors—Louis Ebel. dollar in bonds and wr rate of tax­ The Star Spangled Banner—(Re­ ation is very low c mpared with most cities Hastings id its Mayor vised Edition) Art. by Al Hayes. Anyone dealring request numbers and Council can well be . oud of its city officials. They are doi.Mj a good please leave your requeat with Roy work in a very capable manrer. and Chandler, secretary, or with any have helped to boost the rvpt atfou of Hastings ax being one of the very will be made to play it for you. few cities of the state that is ou. of CONEY ISLAND REVIVED. debt. '__________ BOOK STORE NOTICE. The Hastings Public School's Bookstore wUl be open every day for B IOC factory, conducted al that time lhe next 2 WEEKS from 5.00 to 12:00 The store will be closed Labor Day. —Adv. HOME MADE ICE CREAM. At Good Will church Thursday, lhe 23rd. 6e.—Adv. FRED PARKER GETS FINE NEW POSI To Be Director of Phytic Education and Coach at Blinoii Wesleyan Michigan education Illinois the sama athletic foagite M Morris College whara VMd form coached. Wesleyan won champ ship* In football and basket boA season. In both of thaae sporta college played several of the ten schools. The stele not 1 ngton. After graduating 1 veralty of Michigan kansas State number County Clerk T- lhe opportunity �COME TO HASTINGS Friday & Saturday, August 24 - 25 2 BIG MONEY SAVING BARGAIN DAYS AU Lines of Merchandise at Real Economy Prices... A Great Chance to Save! FREE Pavement Dance STEPS MTlfflL RECDVERT Band Concert Friday Night This has made necessary an exten-'and their sales have dropped off 35] REPORTS A live relief program, which has been' per cent compared with 1929. Pro- nurun 10 '5nu” H (PLANTED 70 FE' inTi.ua'MrA.n—: MALE PHEASANTS. a » BARGAINS GALORE! Free Shows Friday Afternoon and Night—at the STRAND Theatre! ■am r»Ti j ikincD WRDTF UILLIIHUCn WHUIC LOCAL NEWS ; I DUUngcr was killed July 22 iq Chicago when he attempted to es- ........ followed Intensively. .......... m Some .... ....... think .. it Uta -on -------their -------sales, which were a ... lituuvivuu DECIDED iiiuiiunji. INCREASE ।I izxiKivauOT Conservation umctr Officer ucorge George BumSdai- ; LETTER TO FORD “P® from Federal agenta-Ex, hag has been overdone. We are now'tic ------------oft Friday from the, thc ( change. now'He over 11 It per cent In 1929. are art]| . . ••''ner received oh /•r>mn/>n».U kAhHw »>,,>< zm« In lorn «.« « ► Methodist .x •• . Appoint. • J »tato ____ . ... _ rjr.' ill. "z^z__ _ . . _ . _ JL —— compelled In to study what should be rhano.A changed tn to nn an aaHial actual Ilow In 1932 Wesleya% state game game farm larm at at Mason uason icon* a con*. , ------------------------------------------------------ . Regarded as Joko Until 3. HONORS TO NELSON GARDNER done to bring business recovery, and 1933. as shown by a census of J slgnment slgnment of of seventy seventy young young female female II The Cedar Creek mill te now ready 1 Nelson Gardner received wort Officers Bay It Is Gainful employment of capital and 2.600 concerns which haye reported ments Are An[pheasants. They were about half 11 [pheasants. They were about half .to exchange flour for wheat.—Adv. labor is necessary to restore pros- to the government. Many durable from Ute Michigan §taic Collegt nounced । grown. George placed tham in four-• cedar Creek L. a. 8. meets at Genuine THEME OF TIMELY TALK perity. • goods Industries cannot proceed unFtfu... )»• retewd b, th. ISSs.tX 1 *“»■ I Henry Ford received a letter from Friday that he had won a year'i Roughly, the employed part of our less they can make new borrowings I scholarship in that institution on BY RUDOLPH HABER­ [the late Jolin Dillinger. United the baste of his high scholarship of. thc Michiganmiv Conchance. As the law forbids the ‘ people are engaged In about equal of capital, or unless the public will ttecal report . _____________ ■ MANN numbers in servicing industries, such make new investmenu in their imciicj ferenco of 01 the me Wesleyan wcsieyan Methodist Metmxust.Bhootlnt snooting of oi female lemaie pheasants pneasanta, it n is « •. On Wednesday of last week Mrs. State Public Enemy No. 1. it was standings as a student tlwre during as transportation, telephone and [stocks. ch'-irth — ■ -------.... ' church — reveal the encouraging fact , hoped that these will help produce i.7jorencc Zimmer w-as united in mar- revealed by friends of the motor lhe past year. He also received a jgc tv Fay Marble at Angola. Ind. I magnate Saturday. Mr. Ford told sclioiarahlp cup. in recognition ol JcI!:){r“Ph llncs‘ electric power and ! Statistics allow that, for ten years 1 that ‘hat there there te is a a substantial substantia? gain gain "hi next year's year'i crop of these favorite 1riU| in j| next MUST REMOVE FINAN­ Huron Mountain his high tcholaslic standing as « lines, merchandising, and ad- previous to 1931. new inOllCy was r finances ntlrl and Itl in mb.nh*r<hln membership nf of thA the . n«mb game Klrrle birds. 1 I vMrs. Pat Hager, daughter of Mr. CIAL UNCERTAINTIES light and Mr*. R. L- Winalotv. was taken °‘ub wherc h® •«wnl a B,>ort vaca- member of the State college track vertlslng. Agriculture employs 10,- .poured Into industries, ln bonds or conference for the year Just eloaed, |----------------- > — 700.000 people. What it produces Is stocks, to lhe extent of 84.000.000,000 the amount for educational purposes । QI ICK THIEVES BUSY IN to Pennock hospital Thursday for . ... . ... „ team. It will be recalled that Nelson Lack-of Confidence Still Hin­ largely for immediate consumption, per year, while in 1933 the amount being about twlre*that qf last year. ] iniCVCO DUO I Ils ,nn an Bppcn appendicitis aicH» operation. operation Thc ,ctlcr borc a Minneapolis won second place In the three mile I poatmark and was dated May 16. .There arc about 17.COC.OOO 17.000.000 men cr.en- of new money put into industries About 81,000 more than last year, There are Intercollegiate fool race not long ders National Indus­ THIS PART OF STATE Notwithstanding the heavy rains • gaged in producing what• may be was 8160.000.000, only four per cent was raised for foreign missions. The' ago.at Milwaukee. That was a rec­ ------------of Wednesday lost week, there te trial Progress called "durable s cal‘ ^d,"du rable goods." such as are [of the previous ten year average. ord to be proud of. because It was church te sending out seven mis- Possibly the Same One or only a small flow of water in Fall Mr. Rudolph Habermann. secre­ used for producing other goods, „ sionaries in October, five to Africa I his .first entrance into such'a con­ o i. or rc.sourcc.r. of manufacturers — — - — /-w-ru B» tn. Q._<« t r'.ir, Sto to U.J“tX™ [ Ones Who Entered Dr. tary of the Battle creek Chamber of ,ucb u m.y lot tor « number o! test. In the last few yards he and two to Injlia. out it is the first to be *ecn In that I other Ford " .. yearn; for instance, farm machinery. uLl tti rmn orii onA At thc annual business meeting of I iia t 'itl Whcn lP‘lcr ’,'IU brought to passed two other runners and was te The drouth hU interfered with the J\VS^r McIntyre’s Home Rotary luncheon Monday noon. He only a. few feet behind the winner. the Woman's Home and Foreign 1I It seems Evident that one or two kir?rR JT’n ®UP1^ C’.at B Mr- Ford s attention be was inclined discussed the steps necessary, in his [• Stherwta^'wr aiHcSturah nSc ' 3ulre sood ns,irlng' Ml"c nigged U1- Missionary Society the following ol- , A ,o ,cgard 11 M » J°ke- Erlends said Judgment, for mduMrial and em­ , °“M p od*1 ■'cividualtem also considerable ficer* were chosen: Mrs. Mabie Per­ ■ persons. driving about In an auto­ ».L Wage slave; One who works eight lxxi3 ' pc ! Klh ; but after some tlKxirht decided to mobile. are committing a series of imonev to nut industries on anv- rine. Pres.. 115 Charles St.. Unsing; ployment recovery in this country. ,’°n. *ou,d ** aboUt x’rmalIrours a day. independent capitalist; cray°1M„ ^p*1 turn it oyer to the Department of I robberies in this part of the state. ™ In considering the present situd™™. to— [S7e.^mSS,.'S' y toSSJS Mrs. Bessie Densmore, Vtce-Pres., u r,u ** ^membered that Dr. McC’ Buy ,Cr° JusUcc- 'n»P writing and the slg- The boss who stays on the job till vious depre^MMyhe^ienlkmed^hP "facture cf durable YoodsTand"that ’ ,lK|^nOf’SS’ VlSm the durable Williamston. R. F. D.; Mr:. E.-ncii •r>!? 2 n’“nei —Ad'. . nature were pronounced genuine. ____________ r 7 Intyre's home was entered not long Crocker. Secy., 401 E. State Road. aEO ,, wn . lh . , lni . fh ., wo , n WM thought at tlw tlmc that ...cr. -.vr.Lr. ;7.; [ waterwnrS statkST hJ eP Rv?ir. ‘ t 1 i2 2 “ day thc ,elVer WBM 8uPP«" -vou »rr “ winner. You fact that relief could not be hoped decrease decrease also also reduces rrdure. the the number number I num.“" ™ ?»?“- w"cn T® durable goods industries are busy the : WhO.Wl « W MaK uumiar u £S..C; mm mmlmed in ton.Sal । gjgjy yg™ tt» service,SgEJKtgy SVUOS'St- «JW ■* low Wpi: *■> «»'•« j taM^hmttal 28ft i£he?rtD,ll,nIrr<1T^JCpo«T? ‘?-h*y.e^ ’"'■’■Ply beal * «*n ln M’c^an. Ninols and Ind!- good a. you are. and anybody can come following the panics of 1873 Industrie. There has been a 40 per ,J±h^elSnS com’ H^rkeriBand M?< Carrie T?!,? committed to' hJd^Mto^SXL .* AA.WV.. ure ucrore, under unaer alai-!had duHn« thc month of A«’ ( and 1893. Then those who lost out cent decreare in building and conand oth?ra wilF ?£utee a Meredith 209W 15th St Holland Low Sn lh ? ma.u before, most the » same coudittonii. :8}“‘ ,as‘ .)c.ar 80 ,ar t,lla month went west to new frontiers, and were struction work in this country, which jn-~.nv in inhnrrr. tarare fnr Organizer Mrs Clara Wilson Grand nK *‘Pprecisely rBdsely the me condition* --------— .. . 'the record shows 2.12 Inches. . : able to .tart over again Now our is classed as a durable goods industry.' Rapkte « u#ed- --------,h! -- ----- - *? belkcvv I Mtes underwent frcrftlers 1 JncreaiCd output of such IndusP ■ ____ the same fellow or did mu bothooui ThFannual m.Hta, ol ... U.0 c™p|!^ “S»-mm,?“0W iciiuw YL fellows or ICHDW3 ■ ----Mary ;---------DeLue. - • .—who ---------frcrttlers are are gone, gone. a A man man who who inav may Durable Durable goods goods Industries industries have have been been ,tries. Tuesday night a half doxen “ 'eerio“f oPPra“«> two weeks ago at lose either his business or his job. hard by v/ar the depression. As of into Ihitthu In the speaker1* Judgment, the Meeting Association resulted in the the [ i and houses In Lake cktewa Pe,u!ock hO8P»®'returned to la now compelled to start again with sufferedt^deataelof^'»7 nM iKeatert single factor in the present re-election of the following officers: raided, the indications • being jbcr home a‘ M«- p nT\Co,SFme'a no frontiers to aid his recovery. suffered a decline of 27 per rfnt ,Ugnnllon ln durab> U1. Pres. R, E- Durkee; Sec.. Rev. C. W. - - ----------- _. — —w— o— — .. . —------- •---------------- — tnac the same fellow or fellows did ^er mHn>’ friends will be glad to ' ■ hare irftotries —for hare Treasurer, made no Meredith; T-------------- ------ of the other *tnow that she Is recovering very I rtujtries— for they made no! they Meredith; Rev. Garret , lt who had been guilty • _ DAKLKj progress to speak of in thc past:Visser. robberies mentioned Not Iona ago:nicely. CROOKED LAKE !year—Is due to lack of confidence in The appointments of the minister* 'cottages at Gull lake and later I Harvesting of onlotls is progressi the future. I for the coming year are as follows; homes at Battle Creek Marshall and'1”8 0,1 Oun Marsh. Thc crop will DELTON, MICH. In the opinion of the speaker we Rev. A. R. Merrill. Grand Rapids; Albion were robbed by night prowl- not bP UP to some pwvl"us years ih (yield, belne being estimated estimated nt At rn»n from flftv fifty cannot have recovery in this coun-1Rev. G. L.'Densmorc. Ingham; Rev.;— ivield. l try until we get down to fundamcn- A. D. Wright. Waldron: Rev. E. H. |to seventy per cent of a .normal jerop'. As onions have been nearly u I tats, which he believes to be the fol- 1ILinsley, Linsley. Eaton Rapids; Rev. R8V.‘*W. rfi||D YHIIMH MCA1 UllDT Dancing Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Nights Jri»h. Romulus; Rev. H. "V. W. Z Bugbee. rUUn I UUNu MtN HUn I (failure in most of lhe onion district.-. i lowing: II t'.;!:. ~ ——‘42; — -. — 1. Thc present restrictions on pri- Ri.Ves Junction; Rev. H. A. Music by Don Reynolds and His Band WHEN CA^S DITCHED vate capital must be altered sufil-1 Jackson; Rev. G. E. Smith. L-.—, Popular Brands of Beer and Lunch ciently to allow a fre? flow of capital and Shiawassee; Sanders KUcs. ' Al‘ Car Was Smashed But Occn. [>T,, i MldHwn mitoq. ’tnto Industry again, and at thc same lagan; Rev. James Crlspell. Diamond Special Accommodations for Picnics and Reunions nani. Escape Serious n.r,n„. 1 EIGHTEEN PEARS ON pants time protect the investing public. Springs; Rev. Eddie Suber, Pitta2. There must be established aitord; Rev. c. S. Renneils, Hickory sound real estate securities market. [Corners; Rev. Garrett Visser. Cold- j SMALL SIZED LIMB Four young svsnrwo fellows s,v«u from u«u*< Battle! i/urxee. Lansing; causing; _■ 3. There must be protection of । water; kcv Rev.. it. R. t. E Durkee. Bryan. UnlGu Union City; City; Rev. Cree* met with a bad accident early p .. Snrnriaina When both capital and labor. Rev. A. A. Bryan. r-~;--------E.. L. morning while while going going down down rnm bro•P Surprising 4 The disparity tn the price of C. C. W. W Meredith. Meredith. Holland; Holland; Rev. Rev. e L. Friday morning ,“ When ------farm products, as compared with Crocker. Hastings; Rev. D. J. Backa. ‘he Ml this side of Woodruff’s oil the Drought is Con­ --------- of industry, must... —H-. T, — Clifton : oidorod the products be n Berlin; Rev. Clifton Letherer. station on M-37 south of town. It . sidered ' ’ siutrea removed, so that fanners will get t Brighton; Rev. S. W. Calhoun, wm about two o'clock in the mom- j — ...a. Rev. Robert Klassen mg 1,18 when the accident occurred. The The , Eighteen good steed pears on Swift’s equitable prices and thus become fur Clarksville; Sliced • cv. P. Bonnie, Bonnie OtCt-!■ quartette had been to Hastings tb(; to (small limb less than a yard longlJKBk larger consumers of goods. '' noPplace —“ named; !Rev. [have a good time and were in quite hav* been on display In the Banner I 5. While abnormal and unjustl- -------| tawa--Lake. hurry get- ---r home. About half this was cut r -w ■ । t- a. ^w— , liable profits should be prohibited. • The following persons we-e elect- 'a . --------- to - —-------------7- way 1.office -7- week. , - The limb -------hill tlw the auto auto careened careened i from from a a tree tree in in Mrs. Mrs. Llbblc Llbblc Puller's Puller's J fl | M ■) I H ■" ■ ■> fl—* I the profit system itself must remain, 'ed to Elders orders. W. C. Gear- “down *®»n ‘the he hill smashing It. It. but but forfor-I yard (yard in in Uw Utefirst first ward, ward, and and the the fruit fruit I .fl T... 7. ", , Tr.■ because that is what spurs inven- hart and S. W. Calhoon. This serv- ::over wer the bank, smashing -- .. . . . -F Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 22 M-2557 BL. Unn investment and thc taking of iec occurred Sunday morning lhe i-------lun**gly the. occupants were not. ris -----------the Sugar Pear variety. lb- box chances in industry. l»th following the ordination ser- ^riouilw injured. Their injuries Pears are a good crop this year 6. The NRA must be clarified so mon which was preached by Rev. I dressed at Pennock hospital and Mrs. Fuller says this year's crop that people mav know Just what It Joseph H. Smith. ■"«» u«y werP «*,c to «®t home the is the best ever produced by this . SUNDAY, AUG. 2« — ONE DAY ONLY means in every line of industry. —---------- day Wfr! tT^ . it. 7 There should be stability in Uw1 HASTINGS PARISH 0Bn’ down **** h.ULal ht<her ,peedk2!?w * "<rtabl« of -nid vahu. ; than was warranted. kind could grow and develop as they gold value nf of u a dnii.r dollar, so »hai that h.»i. busl- I nHO ' 11,110 iHnion UD nesi and industry will not be facing I SERVES ANNIVERSARY ------ JS?' “"“"J. coM"to» • _______ " SOME CORN! te beyond human, understanding. changes in value of our currency. - COMEDY—“NEW DEALERS" LATEST PATHE NEWS Fif'inth Rirthdnv wao MnrU Orl” Wolcott of Muncie. Ind., was but all are happy over the results. H. It must be evident that we can­ '.Fiftieth Birthday was Murk- ln HaaUnfs vunmg relatives and ----------------- -------------|| . BARGAIN MATINEE 1:08—3:00 not continue spending billions of _j With TTTa.L Union Gath­ :friends over lhe week end. He, ed HELRIGEL reunion. dollars more than the government brought with him samples of ofthtej The second annual reunion the revenues. In ..other words we mu»i j| MEIJ.OW MEAT ering year's Indiana corn crop. The two Helrlgel family was held at Trail's MONDAY and TUESDAY, AUG. 27 and 26 have a balanced budget. The fiftieth anniversary ­ specimens which he displayed do End. Gun lake, on Bunday. Aug. 19. inniversary of Has HasTWO FEATURES tings Parish. consisting of tx: the not indicate any such lack of mote- Fifty-seven answered to . Lhe roll V..U.V.... churches .. at nvlcsmc Welcome Comers. Comers.Mar-| Mar­ tore Ln hte pari of Indiana as. we-call, coming from Grand Rapids. Al­ INSTANTLY KILLED tinQuimby. Good save wuimby.Hendershott Hendmhouand and uood save suffered sunerea in in Michigan. Micmgan. One one of or‘‘to. to. Hastinos. Hostinas. Detroit. Detroit, Camden. Camden. FreeFree­ —.-j- held X.— . 1.* ..-IV--- • Battle «^ra*a* creek ---- •_and __ . ..Prairieville. . . ... Will. was on Sunday at the the stalks he brought a. is ten feet and -port. With Ginger Rogers, Frances Dm, Marjorie Lytell, Brace Cabol U was the other Met Death in an Automobile Good Will church, —.. and __u _ M largely largely;Tour four Inches Inches high high and and the other ( Games were played and Just plain ------- ALM ------. . f fine pro- (eleven attended. There was a f. _" 77: -■—— feet six inches. He says that | visiting topped off with a sumptuous Accident at Mackinaw Ixxjk behind the scenes and see what actually goes on at a j gram, a picnic dinner with a fprth-, some corn in that section stands dinner made the day paw all too City, Misa. . .. er program for the afternoon. Mrs. (fourteen feet high. quickly. The genealogy of this fam­ A ynous traffic ao Idem occurred R°y Kilburn < Nellie Shorter • of ily has been traced back a number DOES THIS MEAN YOU? early Saturday al iCackinaw City Springport and Mrs. Mary Shower-' of generations and a family tree is With Frances Dee, Gene Raymond. Alison Skipworlh, person failed ~ to vote at-the. X being compiled which grows which resulted in l»e death of two m*” °r Prattville, former parish . If any - — ------Nigel Broee. Harry Green young men and .-wr.ous injuries to were preymt. Letters of re”°'*“ S Interesting sa the years go by i registered at that time, he cannot two others, one <4 the two who «ret were received from former pas- \ “ i ST" In 1935 the reunion will be held ADDED—Travel Reel—“ENCHANTED TRAILS" were kilted mitriglt was'Derwood ton who cotad not be present on sc1 LATEST NEWS EVENTS ADULTS 15c; CHILDREN Ik Butler, age 18. of Msyria township t^nt lhelr dutl“ riwwhere for ‘®mber litwr atlhe NBvember fclecand one of the injured Richard ‘hat day A twelve piece orchestra he. 'NOTICE TO ALL ROY­ Brqwnson. iiteo of Aigyria. They were furnished music. There were a num-,"PJ*1"®® ina‘ ,u a .F*??0” docs WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, AUG. 29 and 30 AL ARCH MASONS. visiting cousins in Cheboygan. The h®r of talks by older members of thc i al a regular election for a -mere an open There win will oe be an open conference conference SPECIAL ATTRACTION lour cousins drove u> Mackinaw City, different churches, who recalled £Aur ” 10 ^P1 3 a‘ ^P Rad*’ where-their light coupe w/u struck tv«“* ‘he earlier history of the “tomatlcally stricken from the maker nl Michigan, on Now ! Meet Your Idols of J5 by a switch eugMb and was carried churches. It was a pleasant time rrifMtrauon list. y 8 31 camping spare or cabRadio Face to Face D10K POWBLI for about 100 feet, carl Weber, of which phlch all enj enjoyed oyed very much. --------»- -■ -U7 ­ I1 WHY SLOT MACHINES? U1?. •*»*nA.,. “»«• Meals al — very reason niKOBB (1IH0BB’BOO BOOKRM Cheboygan. 3Uo tort hte life. Ralph — Last week we noticed that the ab,e Prlces I .Qhose of Cheboygan and Brownson r'.Tr.r'-'------ »--------t i. j Sheriff ,u_ of Allegan county together! T3ie Royal Arch degree will be r The twelfth annual reunion of the l h t pouj. aeaned uo th£ «»<*»»«* doors on Saturday a Bullers hornets on the south town f. E. johnii Johnson family was held ja a‘ reMru evening. ------ .. Sept 1. .. br th. ----------------Manistee fl S SSS.’S: .«.»!<«u.« ?? KAMET’J BETTER HASTINGS DAYS Minced Ham 211 25c Beef Liver ">• 10c Circle S PICNICS BACON 5 15c 59c FREE GROUNDS! - Stingaree [Smoked Cottage Butts Lb 27c || Veal Shoulder Roast lb 15c | derwoodIutlerIT' ‘FINISHING SCHOOL’ \ ‘COMING OUT-PARTY’ f BEEF STEAK Beef Kettle ROAST 12c ib 10c Hamburg Butter 10c - 291c Fresh Ground—tfr Feldpausch &S Market £!: * line pf Assyria and Brownson's peo- Morgan • Park, Thornapple lake, on burtneu nlares places of of thrountv that counIv ifIf Chapter. ^hapt*1- Special Special plans plans for for the the la1*- ” Ptehre “aBSS-*SSSie." pie live about four mile, miles south Til and U; ‘he nineteenth with forty-five presc*n\’ve sound argument dlea and families. Make reserva- a eart of Urey Lacey in Assyria ent. OBrera Officers ripMOIW elected tor the Hie coming coming f(?f will be<lad glad to tkiu for mcals or ohlns with Camp fl ea*t «tf(Jr iJol M mmgchinea ^nea wewlu -------— . « ---------------year were: A. LMyers. Praa.. H. K. t PAlT^rnKMoT^rFIin ... .... A" L— ycar wert- Ahear ’^nJTv^^«r,jJohn r,nh7?..“n• “ hear it it. We We belteva believe thev they rannnt cannot ho be 5*“^ R*demaker, Bear F I' FAYING 1 Aii.’U DELINQUENT ui.Li3Uur.nl TAXES. lAAss. Johnson. Johnson, Vtce-Pres.. vure-Frvs-. uonn Swam owain of 01 successfully ----Lake. Mteh. Mich. defended. ' We wish lAke. ’ County Trca?urer Maiu has just Marshall. Treas.. Glenn Pufpaff. va“”~Bd made a distribution of delinquent 8ecy.. and Leon Cross of Lanaliur. “57 wouW ,oUo*AUe’ FENNOCK HOSPITAL. gan's example. ; tax motwy lie received during the chairman of Program Committee r Babies bom at the hospital dur­ months oT June and July. The total After lhe bountiful dinner, a fine ing the past week are aa foltowa; I BREAKS HIP IN FALL. i was 815^37.40. Of this amount 17.- vqlunietr program and other actlvi-' — A son to Mr. and Mrs. Cheater ” Mrs. Lucy Cain, a resident of the ' 677.16 was received bi June and 57,- ilea concluded lhe meeting. Next n-ra .wani. S— ufferedj a broken hip on, Keech, 638 B. Washbigton. on Aug. J ----------V • I '860.24 in July. Ordinarily payments year's meeting will be heldsome- .Sunday afternoon I of this kind arc very .low’ during where in Indiana. ! aE57ODn' | A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Royal.r these two summer months; but the , ----------------- ------------------------1J inock hospital, her condition beln,-; Frantz. Woodland, on Aug. 17. taxpayers of ihls county are liquidA cat always lands on its fee 1 A girl to Mr. and Mr». Arthur I ating their delU:qtwit tax debt as a correspondent tells us. That ur -—.—-— ------------------ v I Bennett. 435 E. Blair 8t.. on Aug. 19. r .rapidly as possible^ Next week we where h difier* from a late arrival I M/UU1AGE LICENSE. t A aon. Wendell John, to Mr. and 1 i will show how there payments were at the theater, who invariably lands Willard Yf. Wells, Hastings 31 Mrs. Lloyd F-. Shroyer. Hasthigs. ■ (divided among the townships. [on somebody etee's. CliirUsa M. Jenner, Hastings ....21 Route 3,oa Aui 31. .fat “SO Million Sweetheart*’’ Also Charlie Chaa^ In “CRACKED ICEMAN' ^ADULTS 35 CENT* CHILDREN 10 CENJH FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUG. 31,nd SEPT. 1 TWO FEATURES., Bela Lugosi * Black Cat ------ ALIO —r- , 3 onAunrr^-LirtaT a HONEYMOON raaAnouNr «»> z . nnwtn. A.Ura., .11.N r. M lfc. .nitorm to- �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1934 who lost In thc first round Mrs. Branch will meet Mrs. Van Poperlng while Mrs. Wllcoa. Mrs. Bristol and Mr*. Mblntyre drew bye*. _ Sporting Items CLOSE MATCHES IN Mickey Mouse Presents ' U 8 BORNE FAMILY REUNION. On Monday evening. August 13, the Usbome family met at the Carl­ ton Center M. E. church and from A number of evenly contested there proceeded hi procession to thc mstehe* featured the opening round )MMn« of Lafayette Usbome. An­ of the annual champlonslilp tourna­ nouncing their* arrival with every ment *t the Hastings "Country Club conceivable noise-maker they greet­ Sunday. ed Lafayette on hl* 60th onnlver- I In the championship flight results sary a* a complete surprise. I were as follows.Tables were quickly set on the Ken Mclhtyro defeated WUl Bcha- lovely front lawn which had been der 3 and 2; Will Cook defeated appropriately decorated the last mo- । Clare DeCou one up on 18; Kim ment with flag*, flowers and JapSigler defeated Jim Bristol 2 and 1; anew lantern* and the family and I Joim Ketcham defeated Dave Good­ their guest* enjoyed a Bohemian year 3 and 2; Lea Hawthorne de­ supper. feated Henry Sheldon one up on 18; Following supper the business Jim Radford defeated Wilbur Lane meeting was called to order by the by default; Dick -Stem defeated Car- President. W. W. Usbome of Grand .T *'?'* rS!---------------------------- UE ?"----------------- iR*Pid*. The minute* of the ninth Dolan defeated Roy Hubbard 3 and annual meeting were read and ap__ . I proved. BUI* were presented and roUnd U1<! P*lrln«* allowed. Communication* were read WIH „ 0Y v win z, v . ’frotn Izcnft Ryder Andrews, Flint, 81^CT^^^R’(Hrh2mC?Ok:JClm Amy u»borne- Minneapolis. Emily ,‘“‘7™. « n Kc^ham’L" Haw- usbome Yeager, Mllwlukee and Radford; Dlck Althea Usbome Cobb of Loa AnRmtdremVh. m.h, Ik*1«- Section of officers followed ® ‘ mght were “^nd John Usbome waa elected to r—.. A . ... !succeed Wm. Usbome a* president Tartar Hurd^re J??* gavc * eloquent speech of ? V de,eatcd Dr- 'acceptance. Rachel Caln was unanl„ J™ . " J and a« Al Brown drew mOusly elected to succeed herself as a bye; Ian Ironside defeated Joe .ecretorv " SnXhfL»by« : xD^,n I A deUihtfu! program dosed the Cha!llJ iL“dri! prenln«Florence Usbome read cnanie Doyle drew a bye. Dr. a very cleverly composed paper enyssfrAti? uued 'rhe •»-Ycar 8t°ry °< Johnson defeated Ray Usbome' in which no anecdote B in .b < < of hia youth mlaaed recollection. Win fntbiwZ palrlnga Mary Usbome Caln presented Lo­ rn,„ Ifayette with hia Dchool state prewSd-r Al v. T*n TBUIdMU i“rvtd In the same state as last Used Dundw011<taJff^. W ownw ln 8he,by achooU Better Hastings Days ANNUAL GOLF TOURNEY IS E! VS oon the tre! d July 32 1 erupted to e» agent*,—Ex io works eight lent capitalist; in lhe job till winner. You who isn't as anybody can ERLY £R’S > LAKE MICH. Nights union* S ! Saturday Hours 8 a. m. to 10 p. The. Winner! Fast-Color slips; Dresses wash .Event Gives Yoe S5c of Qualil, Rayon Taffetaap 39c A You'll be surprised that a 35c dress can be so good looking! And there are scores here, all in new patterns, colors and styles, with crisp organdy trimming! Cap or short sleeves; plaids, checks, florals, novelties! Sizes 14-52! Extraordinary buys! McOuffln vapresented a remembrance to thc Hubbard. |„ , . ./innr Mlrinn ere1 M8foll^°'nr0ncaiC'■ Bernard Bernard Caln Caln of of Schenectady Schenectady re re-­ ' "ponded to a request to hear somerothers vs. Fred Taylor, Joe Me, thing of hia work and life in New Knight bye; Dr. Kinde bye; Carl York. Mrs. Gordon Usbome. a bride Wespinter vs. Ray Branch. since the last reunion, was welcomed to the group by the president and CADDIES PLAYING FOR Responded moat delightfully. h..hhlr’1300 ANNUAL GOLF TITLE % „ a Z---------- . . Caddie* at the Hastings Country Club are staging a contest thia week to determine which of their own number playa the best brand of , Kame „ In the first round CharUe Rase (43) defeated Dick Pingleton (80) 8 to 6; Clarence Walters (54). Tom Taggart (55) VirgU Conrad (58). Carl Conrad (58), Albert Osborn (59) and Les Larabee ,(54) drew byes. Don Ross (46) defeated Don Flngletqn (52). m the second round Charlie Rose will meet Clarence Wal- Mrs. Harrison Usbome and Bonnie tee, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie VanDyke. phUllp and Bhlrley. Mian Bertha usbome and Max Hilton, all of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Florence Us­ borne of Lake Odessa. Miss Mercy Usbornc of Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Usbome of Freeport. Mr. Bernard Cain of Schenectady. New York. Mis* Rachel Caln and Carl of Yansing. -----------, 'Ryhei’ zCaln, ’-'- Sec. WHITE OUTING 5 yard cuts 39c Blanket 66 x 76 It’s unusual In these days to be able to offer such a alip at this price! Bias-cut, well made 'and well styled, with choice of California 'or bodice top! In flesh, tea rose or whitk ’sizes 34 to.441. Belter get 'yours early f/ Banking’ Service Rich Fall Designs in Fast-Color Men’s Misses’ , Men’s Percales Woven Stripe A venue Brand! And only SHORTS A favbrlte with our custom­ ers for years—and more at­ tractive than ever this Fall L Smooth, closely-woven for good service — in darker tones for Fall ? Checks’, plaids, stripes, conventional flower motifs and mono­ tones, too! 36 inches wide— a pattern for every use! 19c Elastic Side BRANCH DISTRICT. No church service* at the North Evangelical church next Sunday on account of camp meeting at River­ Oonrad one trp on 18; Carl Conrad side Wk In Bflchanari. defeated Albert Osborn by default John Darby and »on, Dorr, went and Lester Larabee will meet Don 'on the northern trip and the Rose. , ___ Worll'A fair with the party, who went hy bu* last week. WOMEN’S TOURNEY Several of the Borryvllle young REACHESJ5EMI-FINALS people are attending the Young People"* conference at Gull lake this Mrs. Chester Stem will play Mrs. Mrs. O. D. Fassetl returned to her Rav Finnic and Mrs. Wilbur Lane will meet Mrs. Roy Hubbard in the home after spending two week* In semi-finals of the annual women's Battle Creek caring I for the new golf championship tournament at grandson and thc mother. Remember the Norton tchool pic­ the Hastings Country Club this week, fn the preliminary rounds Mrs. nic Sept. 1. About 105 attended thc Moore Stem defeated Mrs. Van Poperlng one up on 18; Mrs. Finnle defeated school reunion Saturday. Mrs. Samuel Norton of Carrolton, Mrs. Wilcox one up on 19: Mrs. Lane won from Mrs. James Bristol by de­ Ga.. spent Friday night and Satur­ fault and Mrs. Hubbard defeated day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Kenlth McIntyre two to one. Vincent Norton. Seamless Anklets WORK PANT Mickey Mouse OO PENCIL BOXES IOC Dark Colors Back-to-School Crowd-Getter! No Need to Tell You That Silk Hose Many Are Even 50/c Wool! h a Value Miracle at Z5C ■ 93c About the greatest group of boys* school sweaters We’ve ever gathered, at thia low price’ Long sleeve, V. UV.crew neck styles in all-over patterns, plains, novelty designs, contrast stripes Sizes 8 to 16* Buy several! Any woman who wears chiffons knows that a pure silk fine gauge chiffon is a “buy” atjwice the price! These are seamless, of course—in beautiful new fall colors, and In sizes 8»Zs to 1O'£! Buy today I Women s Cotton Boys’! Ideal for School! Girls' triple-stitched HOSE KNICKERS BLOOMERS AU Have Knitted Cuffs! 80 sq. broadcloth, sites 4-121 $1.00 In ipaintaining an up-to-date bank, it is nec­ essary to maintain an up-to-date service. This bank functions in all lines common to the banking business: Here’s the quality story that makes these real “buys"! They're full lined . . . they're cut full . . . they're bar lacked. Herringbones, tweeds, cheeks, worsted*. Blues, grey*, tans, brown*. All Linen H TOWELING 19c 5 yard cuts Made with such sturdy broadcloth and stitching that area a “live and kicking little girl won't wear it out in a hurry! In flesh and white! Misses' sises 19c. Excellent values! 65® Nl.wS Checking accounts Savings accounts Certificates of Deposit Christmas Club Deposits Safe Deposit Boxes Travelers’ Checks Bank Money Orders Loans to Industry Loans to Individuals Free consultation on finan­ cial matters >L’ nr* nd 30 . BAUD Many Ijther services are rendered our custom­ ers every day, and it gives us great pleasure to be of assistance to'our patrons. ' at )N A ’ I Rachel Cain was called upon for a ,hort 00 "Why 1 "n 8uPP°rUn» Th^Jta? N GARDNER received won State Collegt won a year'i Institution on ih ccholanhl) t there during bo received a recognition ol Handing a* « College .track rd that Nelson lhe three mile ace not long lat was a -recxxnusc It was a such'a con•w yards he ncra and was the winner. Friday Hours 8 a. m. to 6 p. mF National Bank * of Hastings ALL DEPOSITS INSURED UNDER THE BANK­ ING ACTS OF 1933 — 1934 UP TO. $5,000.00 Close-Out Women’s White Leather Clo»e-Out—60 pair of Women's CLOSE-OUT—WOMEN'S SUMMER Pumps and Ties $1 Boys’ Gotf Hose 15c DRESSES Boys* Suede Cloth Lumberjack 98c Boys Gym Shoes 49c A "Knock-Out Value” Front Our Men’s Department! SI.C Boys' Oxhide Overalls Men's Shirts Whites! Solid Colors! Fancies! 63® It sounds almost beyond belief, buying a FADE­ PROOF high-grade shirt for only 63c . . but it’s the truth I White anrf*solid color broadcloth*, vat- dyed, fancy vat-pciiued percales . . cut full and long to our exacting specificationsl»Sizes 14-17! Boy’ Blue Shirt Men’s BOOT �THE HASTINGS RANNKff, WEDNESDAY, AUGUflf M, 1M4 will learn who filled t with crooked real estate es; they’ll be told how t ^Views and Opinions; j iwWhat Others Say\ that a few of these gang anai ________ __ ........ politicians might get rich on issues, r* gRTBMTT JfWTH Yca> inflated real estate mortgages. THE END 13 A This and That —•---- 1 I European Culture. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday Lunn an upright, honorable gentle­ man, well skilled in his business and we wish him success. WATERS’ CLOTHES SHOP ton Rapids lake with M ' Drunk Driving. Changes Come Slowly. Better Hastings Days FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. AC Bellevue, August 14th. ProlesMrs. George and Mrs. Julius nxl 10 One thing that you can’t lose by. Maurer and the former’s s'itan. Mrs. ocrats haven t been asleep. That s, happiness through dishonesty, ban-,'clever concealment is a flaw or In- «I°hn Norton, and Mis* Myitle lege officiating, Mr. Wm. A. Morse the stlck-up ’game, needs jherent structural weakness. Soon- Cheesman,’Spent Friday the talk that U going around and! dltry, or t.., ---------- - -----------and MLss Ida Paris, both of this Ithat is wltat thc Republican only to look at John ___________ □ok at Party John Dillinger, murer or Dillinger. later thc truth creep* out. w----'th George and Julius Juflu Maurer, city, Rev. Hunsberger Officiating. who are building good'roads there. The contracting parties have the, his dying moments. (ft la drwft.) tha3 got to face. The time to pre- dercr, xjji> in V1C(OUS wmc lIW | frequently in a siicctacuiar manner. This vicious criminal came to the This" is especially true in nature Mrs. George Maurer and children well wishes of a host of friends. nJ Of the road, nu they .kno all nil come. ...___ ... - Z_______________ _______ ' M0X™ ^rc ta now- before prlmar> ' end Bert KnUkerrv Is counting thc where thc contest for survival con- ' rx BA1UV COUNTY. THRBK MONTHS beforo thc Uckc\ »ctt vulnerable sodner or later. Mrs. Nellie Arnold. Misses Louella days, almost the hours, that must | tinues. without Interruption, min­ The end of the road brings pover­ ute by minute, day after day, cen- ।and Julia Meta Arnold were here elapse ere he returns to his post of i ii apvaxcb ——— ------- ..m«- again. ~ “ ty. haunting fears, the reproach of over the week end. They hav* moved duty at West Point. Bert lias enjoyed tury after century; often without 1 TLSi so! ““t -»d thto* “ W II* one’s fellows, and usually a death visible surface household goods to Olivet his vacation hugely If appearances indication, always thetr 1 roBtiuN 8UB8CBIPT1ON8. one only about 14 months ago that thc before one’s time. And when the end without rest. .. where Mrs. Arnold will spend the count for anything. ’ TSa IN APVANCK 12.00 Rnn(, WM by Republicans comes, all the glamour of the bandit Mrs. Jane Bowne. nee Bush, of Take the Niagara Falls, for ex- ■year with MBs Julia Meta. Miss ADVEBTiaiNO H*TE3. •from .Keweenaw to Monroe because aud thc hold-up man 14 gone. Only ample. Withoutany advance no- 1Ixmsella Arnold will teach in De­ Colorado, is spending a few weeks with her relatives in lhe northern »y s4»«ru»i«i ms* «■> applies oj> tbeir manipulations of the state ashes remain. And shame and dis- Uce some fifteen thousand tons of 1troit. . J. J. Woodman of Napoleon, Ohio, part of the county. material broke loooc from the Horse­ “ lrli'p'‘b““u' c»'“<'"ii«n «»*>■ »■. »>, -m*u -..^v * u <«.. ta,,.’visited -------- - ---------------... Riley. Mrs- Ell Robinson of Hope started his sister.---------Mrs. — Hugh shoe Tails ... and fell w..., with • a u crush - -»rd --------------Lir *ms ----------------------la cced In their ,—designs -- -----------------------------------------------another stacked and narrow -- -------” path, — but —the -------fact -- rethat stilled the sound of the giant'“nd other relatives last week. Mr. ifor Geneva. New ^ew York. Yorx. Thursday rnuraoay ln a |Bht. Ii had the op- mains that those who keep to this cataract. One moment the wall Woodman, who formerly lived. <rOH...’ than U“ a*c. £.<* convention is in sight. in .v.nu. evening, for a visit amnno among, relatives; u fa In M«n>nrU>> and a«4: port portunity unity to to read read aa letter letter from from aa P®* pa,h 1’ KCt Krt ,hc ,nQflt ,nQst out oul of of life life-both —both down down which which thc water ' plunged J Orangeville township. U lhe author and friends j I. puriiumy . Hv-niselves .. y, io rcaa. a. .eiccr irom a “for themselves and their lored ones, ones, seemed solid as "the rock of ares" of a book "Indian Legends." telling Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Smith leave * PreaUnent m»n <hes not » Groes- Thc country todfcy would be far bet- f • • ■ ■ ’ ' - —- >•'----------- * a split second later, almost as oariy life among the Indians in today for a two weeks' sojourn at, J Ik,* ’----- .. .— beck supporter, cither, or wasn’t ter ofi. financially, and every other though । separated' by a charge of!Michigan. The. text is very inter* Petoskey and the Straits. of H)U when I last saw him) who wanted to *«y. if we had more of thc "old- dynamite, ( a large section .-.of the' esUng. * Rev. Crittenden and family left' V.U' be . candidate ta one ot U» at.U .tahtannT «ay. of our lathen and ” . llp” toppled to thc bottom sending -Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brogan and for Iowa Thursday last, which state try on* evm * wore. ... u-. «.._ . j b._ , .mothers, , mouicra. anu gruiiuijurcnu', ....... and grandparents, which ; wiucn a column of water two hundred feet daughter ^ina and Mr. and Mrs. they will make their home. lira will t>* (.ui.h.h. j uu positions to be filled by thc coming way, hcld jn hlgh regard decency. into the air. ! Warren J. Brogan visited the for­ COATS GROVE. Orat"wgi»sd4ma? convention. He told how. already, honor, family life, religion and high A concealed structural weakness rncrs brother. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Floyd Glum and children rcthis gang that works jiolltics from ideals. We can thank lhe cynicism caused this spectacular collapse.' Naylor and Frank of Eaton Rapids JOB 1’UINTINU. ' >urned this week from a visit with „ January I to Dermber 31 e«tb and ?> “ '".'k .“'J' What apjiears as a solid*rock«waII is Sunday. relatives In Jackson. V. ’ . . . . fashioned ways, for the moral break- really a platc-ilke shelf of limestone | Welfare and Mrs. John HulJ..., K.4 .1 >«».'"’*“■ I doanot IbU cwntry »Mcb luu had. ulncly fett thick, forming „, v. so- b’s ........ uw *Thursday uwouny tivu* Mr. and Mrs. Harve Woodman the returned from VIUChi­ GENUINE “DRY BACK” / ------vrinilM. nations; has hand picked a state ad- no small part in the economic and called "lip." supported by alternate cago, after spending a few days with and Paul and Clarence Steiner have --------------------------- minUtrntlve board. These arc the business collapse of our country. layers he latter ’s daughter. layersof of shale, shale, loose loose rock rock and andsandsand- ‘thc latter's daughter. Mrs. Mrs. E. E. W. W. been spending the past week In Blood Proof Pockets Take away the moral standards sjone which cannot wltiistand the Bullard. Mrs. Leo Welfare and. two Greenville and Dayton. Ohio. While HUEY AND HITLER. things that ore In the contest, not of a people and you haven t far continual battering of the water and, children accompanied them home there they attended the annual | Americans shouldn't point at Ger- Green or Groesbeck, It appears to . to go to see a collapse of all other, ln became gouged out thus un-iJHcr a three.weeks’.vlslLthere.- —. Woodman reunion. many with too much *corn for per- me that the question of taking the itandards^Therc cap ------------The E. '8~Thompson, "PTaiik' standards. There U is sUlTno still no way wav to to ' ..... 8.^^ ___ 1 top*and‘ --milling herself to be brow-beaten Republican Party out of the hands break the Ten Commandments and forming a Jutting ledge which even-1 TW'ENTY YEARS AGO TODAY, Haight and Floyd Dunnigan fam- f into submission bE. Adolph Hitler of a gang IS really a "matter of the' ", $2^ -!»”»>’ collapsed. This process will go Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Clarke of De- Illes attended the homecoming at Beautiful New Patterns. Shades of Brown and Gray. and h« henchmen Remember right state’s affairs” nrt’-TtmiAl and unchangeable. You on loI1R UjU stniciural weak.,troll arrived Sunday to visit the Uie Sebewa church Sunday. Rev. and his benchmen. Remember, rtgn. stales affairs. brrslt them at your «ra peril.- neM u n3t stop unU1 tatter's mother. Mrs. Philip Mc- Thompson appeared on thc program here in our own country we have u 7 pairs 3 pairs iDick Baldwin, Thc North;luc Rec- u soijd base is reached or the Laughlin. Mss. . McLaughlin and us did also Rev. Wing arid I^cv. • Woodburnc. ‘ DIPLOMACY REQUIRED. Huey long who is getting away with or*!- ' falls- became extinct- In fact the «on Emmett. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke. falls, are receding at an average rate and Rev. Ballou and family are Mra Ernas . Smith reThose who say that passage of ACTION BETTER THAN _or n«e ta, _________________________________________ ____________ Itayrar .ndjtatata. «■ tta.«ttaOta, * scale in the state of Louisiana. thc Home Rule Amendment would The Dieriffs of MteSZk^SS eventuil ■'exthrntTaL'NMuire Freer's'cottage airing thTThomThe sheriffs of Micmgan j»t_uwtr re5pec[ fof appic whw they are B port a very pleasant Journey, al­ When the legislature meets there, it be followed by a rush of county -----------------------------------. though they saw many evidences of ’ stands up and dances to Huey’s consolidations with ultimate control recent state convention at Traverse . . . (much needed outing. ) “»* / nrv City nrfnnted adopted n n wt set of resolutions de de-­ in Uw »mr minj u' ,17“k “t”1“nf.Mr the drouth. tune, Just’ like the German Reich gravitating to the large metropolitan plorlng the present conditions surIn fact -much the same thing is'. A large number from here attendautomatically goes through thc mo- areas are Indulging in pure, unadul- rounding beer gardens and urging 'rue of all flaws whether they• be 'and Mrs. Ray Donley returned Mon­ C(f Ute Ionia fair last week. Brand New Patterns. Navy Blue Cheviots. bi ---------tower­ day from a visit with Mr. Shriber's ;morc stringent regulations covering hidden in geologicali strata, •- *Uons of agreeing with whatever Herr tcrated buncombe. Our student minister. William' ing skyscrapers, in thc unseen struc- '1W‘cr. Mrs Dora Donley, in Wade- Woodbume, preached his farewell! Hitler says. Visualize if you can, a few of the sale of liquor. They stated that ture of governments or even in hu- E"'*mor’“n» r„ ~: _.r-===; almost Insurmountable obstacles such regulatlnrJi would result in less man character Mr- Shriber will leave for various sermon Sunday. We have profited I crime and reduce costs to the state by his work among us and wish him ’ n cnar*cwr; . , ' pomes in Ohio to visit relatives. A QUESTION OF LOYALTY. barring the path of such mergers. and the several counties. .success in his coming work. Mr. Unlted States may have her gang 1 C. A. Kerr left Saturday morning Wing, our regular minister, will be Probably there is no stauncher suppose, for example, that the peo-Better than a set of resolutions for Luduigton, where he was lhe Republican in the state of Michigan p]P Of Barry and Eaton counties de- would be sonic real action on the wais and racketeers but for the over Sunday guest of Rev. and Mia. with us again next Sunday, and we {hT’SoiJ !y£‘ J^iriclrkllllngs lVXVun<£7^rii^ds^toe* , hope for a large crowd for his rethan Torn ConUn. editor of lhe Crys- cldcd that by combining they could tai Falls Diamond Drill. Editor ton- cut the routine cost of government aLTanTzt^for violation of the liquor that .... have taken the lives of many ' al.(.lu Bunday evening service. > Hn, too, is among Uwae who believe sufficiently to be reflected In a size- regulations have been made by, in Austria and Germany. Europe or s™”‘“ 8™°OL “'“J"?- ' that a party Is something more than able reduction in real estate and members of lhe state police while boasts of her culture but we ques- relatives in this city and vicinity ^,r' ail<^ Mrs. James Mead had as Fancy Broadcloths, 1414 to 17. Pull Zipper Front. county sheriffs have shrugged tneir wneiner or nov any counuies > > ; visitors during the week. Mr. and! Uta ^W-pwm, taa. V'„ tar shoulders and closed their eyes- to where crimes like these can exist. Th*» a£«‘l l *eck “• ^“n --- -and Mr. and Mrs.11 ■ -----------------------Mrs. Chas. Roush ty doesn’t necessarily mean follow:- doubtless very true. But could the their where ■ iclr duties. duties. wnerc the me various various national, nauonaa cannot cannoi *' „ l“ Tlnk®f i„.,uu,Us ' Dale Roush of Freeport on TuesI Icorge Tinkler. ' ing blindly thc gang which happens jieoplc come to easy over such'The liquor law is very plain It control their mutual suspicion and -----------------------,terms ------------------------Mr. AA.’ " H. Cl«k .nd Cbildrm o( ChrU I\ndy Mid a perplexing Issue, let us say. ns makes it the duty of every sheriff, distrust of one another sufficiently New Baltimore. Michigan, were week Mr. uorum is a persouauy ucvui- me location or inc county seat? 11 ", 'J f,cn i-ton. tri* « . .. . adi friend UtoBd of Secretary *•»««>■ --of -rd Slate.Gould sure owld--any .ny plan plw, or w compromise wdnpnmk* be b. JHinTohsplic/d "OftBOFthe legalWM1; nqKTCUraions nfrnrrurslons of or the lhe last ust fftoastrotts-^^*"* dl>.nnin TtXil Tlle >' -left-Monday U‘-ntUy for Mt. ut Fuhr .nd Mr jnd Mn M*ad’ Fuhr and Mr. arid Mrs. Lee^Mcod! - ijqUor traffic of . ..... ----------------------------------------------... ...............the BoMn™,^ «r. S«nd„ war™. , Frank D. Fitzgerald, a candidate for proposed that would be acceptable? Michigan. Removal --war have censedIechoing, — ‘ lensam. nomination for governor on the Re- well the day of miracles may not be,from office and even arrestand Im-Jemments arestrainingtheir a....ir in this A fntnl,y reunion was held on ONE BIG LOT OF BOYS b« ta™ ■«, b„taobx tappen ’jxrs# s; viclnt"ty**>frs. Itobln^n~will ft «■“«■ an officer deliberately refuses or ne- outbreak. merit the clalm; Can pco- membered as Miss Genevieve Rones Ra*Ph, 8l£t*r which all were others has do u* for wme of the very often! And the location of the glects glpcU to to do dr> his hU duty, duty yet yel it wu B nono. j----------------------------------------------------------- of this city. is a present with Lhe exceirtlon of two Some High School ai^eg too. T Lw latter's political companions; such, county seal la but qne of several del- torbus fact that county sheriffs J _______ iirandcMldrrn. A bountiful pot luck for example, as former State Treas- Rate questions that almost defy hu- and local police officers have lent1 They won’t last long.—Choice ITHIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. [dinner was served, after which mourcr Frank D. McKay of Grand'man Ingenuity to solve. In a leswr' riltlc aid iu enforcing a decent re-, f Mrs. Fnyiiis Phyllis Reynolds and daughdaugh-'tlon ol the en* ‘ tlon pictures were taken of , tors. Mildred and Margery returned lire group. Those present from away lUpta. Tta entrr ot Ala Onx»- »y similar dUKmlUa »ould staid home Monday from Belmont. New ” were. *“* *' Mr. and ” Mrs. Floyd Ickes and beck into the gubernatorial race has in thc way of tqwnship consoUda-' the association of sheriffs cuqie in iYork. where they have been spend­ son. Robert, of Marquette, Mr. and been soundly criticized by Republi- tlons. bad odor.—Vem Brown, Ingham Mrs. Harold Swanson and son, I WANT it said of ing the summer. cans who had hoped for complete So passage of tiic Home Rule jCounty News. Richard, of Big Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Nettie ' Zimmerman, of Mo ­ me that I always bile. Alabama, returned home Mon- Mrs. Archie Herrington and «on. "harmony." In order to give the Amendment Is not likely to produce plucked a thistle Tra la—tra la—we know the |day after a two weeks’ visit with Mr. Dale; Charles Ickes and famlly'gnd other side of the picture, therefore, any startling or sudden changes in Garden of Eden’s phone number— and planted a flowMrs. Marian Wheeler of Battle. and Mrs. C. H- Williams. Adam 812 — Marie Po|ie In South ­ the Banner presents thc following. Michigan local government. But If er when 1 thought a j Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Lyttle and Mr. Creek, Laurel Marshall and family) west Community Alliance. (and Mrs. Thos. Henthom of Chi-1 and Heber Foster and family ot1 cpmffient by Mr. Conlln: counUes or townships can come te flower would grow. cago are expected Saturday for a Maple Grove and Mr. and Mrs.' •' ‘How much longer,' says Muri some satisfactory jMan for consoll—Abrahami LinLABOR DISPUTES RECORD. visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. S.' Har- 1Oliver Ickes of Hastings. Mrs- Mat- i DeFoc in the Charlotte Republican, dating, they should be privileged toi. The record of Libor disputes has: COLN. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN tic Striker of Hastings and da ugh- j [per. reached an unprecedented high in 'Is the Goesbeck-Grcen feud going do so­ Mrs. Frank B- Silcox and son Lyle Ur. Mrs. Mary Angus, of Rockford.: this country. The first year un­ U> be the major issue in Che Rcpub- . । al Attica. Ohio, returned home yes- Illinois, were also present. der the NRA these labor disputes i iterday after a visit with her aunt. Ucan party in Michigan? Isn't it PERMITTING HOME RULE." hive reached thc total of 4.200 । Mrs. Mary Drake. about time thc matter of state af­ Considerable misunderstanding This NRA Is reputed to be a "bust* Mrs. A. G. Wood and children Arr.ess recovery measure.” Hie re- [. fairs received a Uttle attention?' still prevails concerning the pro­ R,T --------- ----------------------------------- - vene- Alta and Laudrey went to! ‘ 1 <lbftalroJ6 10. pic Who permit themselves to fly at Jamestown. Monday for a visit with; "Yes, MurL we think it b Ume butwP0Bed county Home Rule Amend* ■*u ' U business. . . .. .. |one another’s throats lu this fashion 'Mrs. Harvey Denney. we don't agree that the question this ment upon which voters will puss small Here Is a picture of what it has be called civilized? MLss Helena Davis of Battle Creek 1 lime Is really a Groesbeck-Green Judgment at the November election. <done : • • • ' spent the fore part of the week with Seattle area. 93 disputes. question; not with those who liagc Shorn of all frills and verbiage, the We have never seen any larger or her aunt. Mrs. Mane Upjohn, re- | drafted Groesbeck. A more exact amendment would simply give to ’ San Francisco area. 87 disputes. more enthusiastic crowds at regular । turning irning Tuesday. ’ruesaay. Los Angeles area. 100 disputes. Mrs. J. Bobst. of' — Toledo. I baseball games here than have । — * -------'’-J_ Ohio. | ijcalgnation of the. issue would be. counties power to make any econ­ Mmneajxiliit-St. Paul area. 108 turned dtit to watch thc contests be- : came Monday for a visit with Mr. I "Is lhe coming election to be a omies in management consistent di.'put । es. ling staged in connection with thc and Mrs. Waitdr Lampman and Mr.1 Kansas City area. 103 disputes. ■Gang of Republicans’ vs. a ’Gang of ■with good governmeriu Cities at business men’s softball league tour­ and Mrs. A. E. Heath. San Antonio area. 41 disputes. Democrats’ ” or is to be clean gov­ present have this privilege; have nament. Thc brand of game may FOr|y YEARS AGO TODAY. 1 St. Louis tuta. lt» disputes. tiot be quite so smooth-clicking <*s ernment; devoid of .-hlselcn v*. a natj |t f0r years, why should the New Orleans urea. 101 disputes. Alex Christie. Fred Knapp, and, ; the pro or reml-pro variety but both "gang." U was a "gartg" that put thc Mmc right not be extended to .the Chicago area. 282 disputes. the spectators and players know one Addie Parker started for Washing- ■ ton. D. C.. this morning to settle j Republican party tn Michigan where counties? Is there any reason for'1. Detroit grea. 253 disputes. . another and the rivalry Is keen... Indianapolis area. 311 disputes. thc camp for Hastings Division. it is. The people who rebelled dlscrimlnathm? Shouldn’t it be the Atlanta an-a. ICO disputes. 4 MLss Glenna Schantz, of.Hastings Oscar G. Olander. state cornmisthought that they got- rtd oi the • -God-given privilege” of people to Cftvcland area. 316 disputes. । stoner of public safety, states that vfrited Miss Florence Woodhams "gang" when they voted Cotnstoak govern themselves as they sec fit' Pittsburgh area. 203 disputes there has been an increase of 100 List week Mrs. A. B. Raymond of Philadelphia area. 425 disputes. in. Instead they go*, a " ins” of Thc Home Rule Amendment dors per cent in thc number of (tropic Hastings visited her sister. Mrs. B. Democrats Our gang ol Rtpubh- no' compel counties to make even ■ . New York area. 834 disputes. driving automobiles under thc in­ ThJmpMin over Bunday.—Plainwell . Buffalo area. 132 disputes. cans capitalised upon thc popularity the slightest change in set-up; does fluence of intoxicating liquor since Enterprise. Newark area. 149 disputes. LOOSE LEAF NOTE GEM CLIPS Dr. Clarence Lathrop has been > the first of the year. Il Is hU opinof Frank D. Fitzgerald, stealthily, not compel them to consolidate with ' Boston area. 245 disputes. BOOKS (o ion that the law should begin t<» appointed A.u'lstant Surgeon at the I BRISTOL BOARD The loLs In dollats and cents to, designedly and with malice afore- o'.her counUes; docs not compel lo'"'crack down" hard on these traffic Ionia Asyitim for the Dangerous LOOSE LEAF NOTE COLORED PAPERS thc American working men and and Criminal Insane at a good salthought. Many wlio want clean tiiem to d indtutry In general can pnly bo offenders. The state police now have lary. government have revolted against. pets i-or.t. FILLERS • DRAWING PAPERS orders not only to arrest them but Mrs. R. T. French and sister. Miss also to bring every one of them Into the gang. Thai's what brought other officials. Changes. NOTE BOOKS BRIEF CASES court without exception on a drunk Grace ’Smith ot Middleville were Groesbeck into trit race, not i>ppo- the slightest order. must be inltialguests of Mr. and Airs. T. J. Bush SHOW CARD'lNK PENCILS, all grades driving charge. We believe he « sition to Mr. Fitagerald; not enmity ed by the people. Thc amendment. perfectly correct in stating that Sunday. of leads ART GUM Pulley Bonnell of Alabama *t• to Fred Green. Any other clean, would permi; counties joconsolldatdrunken driving is just as serious a COLORED PENCILS caimble man to lend this protest ec! IF AND ONLY II THE PEOPLE i.-'.imaieu. e.-tlmated. It is UtUe wonder that'Uclor “or !■* sell factor til *'ri liquor law violation sell-- tended lhe reunion. He will vLsit; SCISSORS r. -• ut >i*wv wwiuv* ------- t. as ----friends and relatives in this vicinity ’ ,,, ...... - .. . I >1 n ■ it.a - >.>•.•.•••. Un.l.li* would have answered the purpose SO DESIRED; would permit-coun- the United Slates is one of Ohe four •>« moonshine Ths present ikiuor until November. INKS CRAYOLAS nations in the world most backward lau on lrU1- Ml “ prohibition just as fully as. Groesbeck, but the lies lo abolish township units IF in J w. Lunn and family have PROPEL PENCILS „ ; ------- recoverv—Frank Bryce Grund tormcriy wa*;. and If it down t apRECEIPT BOOKS man to make the sacrifice couldn’t AND ON1.Y.IF THE PEOPLE SO ^dge Independent. lrtn* which moved to Huntington. Ind., where Mr. pear *" to improve conditions DRAWING INK BLANK NOTES Lunn will open a tailor shop. The existed previously will have to be DESIRED, uotLd would permit counties to be found. It isn Un ’t easy to find a DESIRED. '---------------i people of that city will find Mr. MENDING TAPE LEAD PENCILS— man who wants to expose himself to operate with a .waller list,of elccWay We are in a position thc manipulations of th£ gang that tive official- IF AND ONLY IF THE CRAYONS, RULERS No. to 4-5 nfwr nt RANING8 In “"K wa>s u RCems to u’ thal rcflcct an> permanent change in thc to supply your school NEWS uuiuAN . . lfje supposedly innocent "beer gar- heart of the country. Founer PresiU aeeklhg to ’regain their hold upon PEOPLE SO DESIRED. The state INDEX CARDS No. to 8H needs at a price that John Calvin Cohlldge was thc ex- den" « setting away with things dent Hoover, for example, rode into the Republican party. Had Mr. Fitz- or no other outside authority could GLUE No. to 6B tlx- Prt.tdrnt’, lull boyhootl n.me wt|. u»t eyra tta oU oi»n total. olBw on Ut, trot ol th, Mneu gerald not been enmeshed in the 'taw JWW to mKtf' will save you money. MUSIC BOOKS ttata. K U.U ,tantew.t ttawt TttataJVoottax Wltan. —. ftjOtaU. , C NG PEN. tqntacles of this gang It U doubtful Come in and 'see for MUCILAGE CILS.'all colors that he would have had opposition. That right would rest with the citlPencils made with graphite inIt seems to tic the once-lowly De- later he was defeated, by the great yourself. The ------- question -—-- -------------is thc-- cleansing —of — the zenof Michigan—ANp ISfFT stead of lead were produced Inthejtrolt Tigers wlw are supplying the eat margin in Lhe history of this WHITE PASTE PAPER OWELS Republican Party and it's going to THAT JUST WHERE IT be- ?'ear 1563 whcn “ flrepWte mine was sparkle BjXtlK.IV to baseball UiJVUaK this tilt. year. JVM. Their * >K1, VUIUIUJ. country. For I VI generations fcCt I anvil* slavery Slavery PROTRACTORS MODE NG CLAY —.u„— ।—-—.i—----- .u. —j LONGS? " 'discovered in Cumberland. Eng. |Record’ since “ ■* season **— the opened* , was a moot' question. Gradually -a continue Irrespective of the outcome 1 reads, almost like a Mcr'riwell story small group of agitators aroec who N.w aod S*cond H*nd .... . । Four lhcM1Mnd wooden quarters1 Instead of trying to save some worked for anti-slavery sentiment ot this primary, until the gang's hold upon the. Republican Party* in Ninety-seven pounds In naner I were recently-turned tn at Aberdeen other club from the embarrassment At times they appeared to be getting i . 4 ’ wash., Wash., utter after serving incir their purpose1 of being ’ tail-enders’' as they have somewhere, at other times not. Michigan is broken. .money tjr^u fm.nj found lari week in an old during the banking holiday. usually done during the past sev- Eventually, however, came the Civil -A man well versed in Michigan ।Piano. Just ihe kind ol note* uc -------- — ---------------------, War and the quest ion of slavery was should llke to get from a musical In­ 'settled for all time. Likewise suf-1 Milo is a trifle over 6 feet 3 inches though by no means secure lead. if rage for women came slowly; also after the primary the fireworks strument. । —Humorist. ta‘1.» the direct primary election sysUm start and believe me it's going; If. as (UUd.* Il cuu only 30 1-4 * N*ht kanktagTiHn operation in Changes In government for thc and other notable changes. Changes U a real barrage; thc Democrat.'. «**^ u, u “ n ricriommodare “ oudden <udtkn which whlch are forced, foreM- or « artificially ^ificklly better come slowly; neverbal . it ccwu only 30 1-4 y * ’. Beaumont. Calif., to accommodate ot thy ol ammunition. partic-cent. to.cotnmisawn a Kentuckyn ‘ak“ continual agi- stimulated are not likely to endure If Mr. Pitxgeraid is nonlnst- colonel, - we suppose the second lieu- « Saiit^ u. wator uXl project. 1,aUAn ttaxioD fnlJow^hv foUowwFby a Mineral a general enluntenllgntfor lonu. foTlong. The uovernment The government docs mw not fails to cleanac himself o! tenancies are given n !th * enment to make one Utile step fur- lead die people; the people lead the i*v.*.i_ 81 awaJr »“ri gum. Amcutan houU JaU year con- j ward. Sudden changes as reflected government, taaintruiter* lo Uje Chais running him. The —Detroit News. u turned 7,1004X10 pounds of cooking voting sentiment in politics seldom contrary. ' ? . . 1 —-^r-— n»t Th. Dem- 'tncrc “ "n >r» — , t or 1I Will Be 2 Big Days AT THIS STORE ! BECAUSE we are going to give values that will fill our store with buyers. We are offering new fall merchandise that people want. Hunting Coats $/->98 Fur Felt Hat* Fine Rayon Hose 99' 49c Men’* Drew Cap* Boy*’ Long Pant* 39c Suede Leather Blazers Dress Shirts Fast Colored 79c ■ »«. «W. ..m »>V* “A™ School Sweaters '2(V A Quotation ' WATERS CLOTHES SHOP School Days Are Here We have the Car Ferry Line of School Supplies. We feel this is the highest quality line on the market in quality and size. Come in and compare this line-with any you can find elsewhere and see for yourself. We Will $ Allow for any old FOUNTAIN PEN on the purchase of any new pen of $2 and up for 2 weeks from this adv. ATTENTION , School Districts of Our World d“‘u"1 . . .------------------------------- SCHOOL BOOKS A PENCIL and RUL1 To each customer bu FREE! supplies. DICTIONARIES Prescription Drug Store B. A. LYBARKER,' Prop. I HASTINGS, MICH. �THI HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNMDAT, AUGUBT M, UM VOTE FOR ADELBERT CORTRIGHT PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Born in Barry County. Primary Education in Barry County. Rural Carrier Barry County Five Years. Tax Payer Barry County Six Years; • — Eight Years Active Law Practice. Graduate of U. of Detroit. World War Veteran (Toul Sector). Circuit Court Commissioner Four Years. Justice of the Peace Five Years. Six Years’ Experience Criminal Work. A BARRY COUNTY MAN FOR A. BARRY COUNTY OFFICE UWUIOF PROSPEROUS EM 'DRIVERS’ LICENSES EXPIRE THIS YEAR Terrific Windstorm Hits *2—« Michigan August 2nd! A total of 558.651 automobde driv­ ers must secure new motor vehlote operator*' licenses before lhe end of tlit year, accoidlng to records of , < Continued from Page One> the department of alate. that of a man at the helm of ot I The new law became effective May 1, 1B31 and for the balance of that year 737.130 licenses were Uman in whose hands has been aued Each mu*t reoewed placsd the economic welfare of mH- every three years and since May 1. Ilona of people and tlw security of, 1U4 only 177 J78 licenses were t*. great fortunes^ < ,ufd UP to August 15. In thia article iir. Sloan W,11^V‘L^bJ£°l^?.fth.USS "American industry U poised for a * 5 1 d at the rsle titanic forward step. It is on the । __ _ . threshold of a period ot activity and ARE NOT DESIRABLE. prosperity surpassing any that has' i Several opossums have been gone before. caught in this county. It has not 'The Forward View” ,prtccr.*-: lf.e5cn’S been considered that tlic*e animals three distinct industrial field*, all were so destructive as they have * “ of them in thc Infancy of their dc- ' been found to be. It 1* only within a • n^’ I 'few *cw >years c<ir# u,at that Lucy they were were lounn found ui tn lean labor and capita^^attain the [Michigan. Over near Olivet many !new heights of proepert^which Mr. flUTOCr « reDOrt iM of chlck former* report the the klU killing chick.­ Bloan foresees. en* by dpoMums. three being caught red-handed in chicken coops. Under 1—Air conditioning, without these condition* it would seem to be I which no structure will'hr consid­ Justifiable to get rid of them wherever possible. ered as meeting the American stand­ ard of living In a very near future. OBITUARY. | 3—Fabricated houses, which will Thc many friends of Mrs Ed­ offer a multitude of advantages and render all present dwellings obsolete. ward Munroe of Lynwood, CalHOME OFFICE—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN - The Large.! of lu Kind in the Sate of Michigan a3— —Acjvuvoauuc Aerodynamic .au.uuu railroad cuj.pequip- ‘foniu. will regret to learn of her ment, which will make all present £•«* Monday at her home, aged 170 years. months and 7 day*. days. railroad rolling stock obsolete. i70 }ear * 10 month* Jane M.1W4, a cyclons destroyed »hl» fine ban. MiN feat, ao Um fane of ---------- r-rr----------------Deceased was the daughter of Mr. A woman-writer mentions that and Mrs. Simon Mathews and was vening frocks can be on the bom hr Irving township. Get. 13. evening — bought —_--------------installment system Many women 1863. being one of a family of eight' seem to be wearing the first instal­ children, of whom Mrs. Hairy Haye* 1 is the sole survivor. ment Just now. Many years ago. we are not in A formed as to the exact date, she' was married to Edward Munroe, a prominent farmer of • Johnstown township, and were well known resi­ Operated on a Business dents of that township for a Jong time. Basis by Men Experi­ Several year* ago they moved lo enced in Windstorm In­ California, locating at Lynwood, not far from Long Beach. When lhe surance and Propgreat earthquake struck Long Beach and vicinity something over a year ago. Mr and Mrs. Munroe happened to be Ln their garage. The quake was w severe that it sirook down some heavy implements that were stored overhead, and they fell onto Mr. Munroe's back, causing injuries Uiat have caused him to be practically bed-ridden since. Mrs. Munroe uUo was injured but not so severely. church Buwday, about one hundred Deceased i* survived by her hus­ she will be glad to receive her Isler. Ella Rodgers played the wed­ Otu the latter part of the week. Lowell Whittemore. John Erway and fifty were present. band and one sister, Mrs- H. O. friend* any time. On Friday eve­ ding march and Miss Gaskill was and Gordon Haven* attended the Hayes. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. F ning Mrs Mattle paddock opened bridesmaid and Mr. Standly best Ionia fair Saturday. Newland gathered at tlielr he her house for a shower given by man. They all marched to the road MILO. Ward Erway Of Hasting* spent a Fifteen members of the Home Lit- 'the bride's mother. Mrs Ethelyn under t|ie street light and searched part of last week with hi* parents Wednesday evening and »«e Ul for their gifts hidden out on the a farewell party. Ice cream and e Tooze. for Mr. and Mrs. Minn, at erary Club enjoyed the. hospitality ' lawn, besides tn the house. The here. of Hw Richland L. L. A. and W. C. eight o'clock. The house was trimVirginia Haven* returned home ths West T. U. for a picnic dinner at the hied with yellow and many hand­ gifts were all very nice and no two ot their »pendlng two library building at Richland on some’ flowers furnished by Philip alike. The bride treated to candy. Wednesday after Thursday. August 16, at one o'clock. Quick. The bride was presented Watermelon was served and the week* with relative* near Grata Mrs. A. J. Mills hid the program with a bouquet of thistles, burdocks bride and groom departed tor home John Havens of Grass Lake spent In charge After several musical hnd sunflowers. She was to pass at a late hour. from Thursday until Monday with)ing,' selections Mrs. Mills introduced It on to the next bride to be. Lota GLASS CREEK. his parents and other relative* here, never watched otic Mrs. Caroline Bartlett Crane, who of fun. Ice cream and cake were A very large crowd attended the: articles Ui a handbag Bruce Blddell and family of gave an Interesting ta|k on "Ger­ served A mock wedding was inter­ many Up to Date.” Mrs. Crane vU- esting. OUs Raplogle acting as mln- .i Grand Rapids were guests at Fred home coming at the Good Will'dime. ited Germany recently and her talk ■was based upon her personal ob­ servations and readings. Although she used no notes or prepared mate­ rial she gave in her own easy man­ ner a very Instructive and cnlightcnlns address. Roll was answered by "What makes a picnic.” Several songs were sung and a "delightful lime" was voiced by all. Mrs. Hattie Bellinger and son. Dr. and Mrs. Warren Bellinger, and Virginia, were guests for six o'clock dinner. Thursday, of Mr. and Mr*. C. F Moreau at Augusta. On Fri­ day Mrs. Bellinger entertained Mrs. Grace Marshall and the children staying In her home, for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield and Jack visited the former's brother and family tn South Bend from Fri­ day till Sunday. Jack remained to stay Uli some time Ln September. Thursday Miss Hackney, who is spending her vacation al Wall lake, drove over and spent the day in lhe Bradfield home, bringing a nice mess of fish for dinner. Many will be interested to learn Miss Hack­ ney will teach at Carlton Center the coming school year. Mrs Harlan Scoby entertained over the week end her friend) Mrs. Myers, of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Sco­ by accompanied her home to spend a week with her. Mr. and Mrs. E. Quick and Mr. and Mrs, H. Scobey and Mr*. Nina Boyle attended the Ionia fair Fri­ day. . Mr. and Mrs Schults and guests returned to Chicago Tuesday. The MODERN Gas Range la Mrs. Flower and Bernice enter­ tained at one o'clock dinner Satur­ day. Mrs. Krans and Mrs. Nina Taylor and son. Gilbert. Mrs. Bel­ linger arid son. Dr. and Mrs. War­ Ing, pmaare cooking, Dutch ren Bellinger, and daughter. Vir­ oven method, thrift or oven ginia. . Mr. and Mrs Ernest Quick spent dinner style—you'll find sur­ Sunday with their son. Vera, and prising new deliclouaness with family at Banfield.' ' Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Flower and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bennett at Grand I Many property owners without Windstorm Insurance SUFFERED HEAVY LOSS I Had they carried Windstorm Insurance with this old Company they would have been protected. The cost has been less than 7 cents per $ 100 per year since the Company was organized 50 years age. This was one of the worst windstorms that has ever visited Michi gan. No property owner is secure without ample Windstorm Inst­ ance, because j ust such a cyclone as this may strike any time without warning. Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Co Over $4,000,000 WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN ONn MICHIGAN Prop­ erty Owners I SPECIAL SALE The Newest. A B GAS RANGE A GOOD ROOF WITH AUTOMATIC FEATURES tinner Trrnn lhe atari—a sale that give* a chance to do many things at once: m> much to improve cookinc,* promote new oua hours of oven washing and other kitchen tasks—add new style, color and beauty to lhe kitchen—and enjoy ALL of thia at special bargain price* and terms. . Saturday, Uie 25th. enda this sale. Act now—and know the pride and pleasure of a modern range. INSTALLED FOR AS LITTLE AS U95 DOWN—Long Easy Term* Automatic oven heat control—gives even temperaUire. correct tor each cooking process. Saves gas. No watching, no eueaswork. Automatic lighters—no matched. Insulated oven—keeps kitchen cool. Saves gas. lilgh-spked cooking unite with the famous new Harper heat-.spreatling burners. Clean heat. New Sani-Tray makes "puil-out" broiler. Porcelain enamel linlog— easily cleaned. Oven racks chromium plated. Roctny atensl) compartment. Glistening enam­ el finish—easy to clean as a china dish. Choice ot tour colors at no extra cost. Highest aoality runatrucUon—fully guaranteed. WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! When the Roof Starts to Leak The Building Begins to Go to Pieces TRADE STOVE YOUR OLD men I—making this sale price even better. Get our SPECIAL TERMS «■ Ui* offer. SEE THE NEW MODELS THIS COMING WEEK Consumers Power Company There were no thurch services Sunday as Rev. Mlles was called to Washington. D. C.. on account of the serious illness of hLi son. Wo are glad to hoar he is better and hopes to return with his parents as soon as he Is able. 'The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Fcrrt* Quick of Prairieville spent the past week with his grandpar­ ents here. Some from here attended'the en­ tertainment given by the Parchment band Thursday evening. The Drum and Bugle Corps of Kalamazoo as­ sisted with drills. Very good. The Bunday School at Prairieville gave a reception and shower for Mildred and Raymond Mann Thurs- church, twe >elng present. Games were and packages presented the md groom, who guessed what thc packages con­ tained ixifore opening. Many nice and useful gifu were received. The bride treated to caixly before leavtownship. Mrs. Mann has worked for Mrs. Compton considerably the past year and finished Saturday to keep house In her own home where That is a Fact recognized not alone by builders, but by everyone who has had any experience with buildings. A leaky roof renders a building al­ most useless. No farmer wants to store his grain and crops under a leaky roof, because he KNOWS in advance what the result will be—SPOILED or BAD­ LY DAMAGED CROPS, and unnec­ essary LOSS OF MONEY. In the case of a residence, you know what big damage a faulty roof will cause. You caif see some of it in falling plaster, dropping wall paper and in many oth­ er ways . . . But You Can’t See It All! The GREAT.DAMAGE will be TO ' THE BUILDING ITSELF. Timbers and rafters soaked by rainfall, and with no chance to dry out, SOON BE- GIN to DECAY. That is when your trouble starts, and what you should look out for. We specialize not <5nly in Lumber, but also in the best Roofing Materials. You will be surprised how little is will cost you to replace that "leaky roof' with one that will NOT LEAK and that will last you for year* to come. And remember this especially^-that AFTER you have a good roof that will not leak, you have PROTECTED your investment of hundreds, or perhaps thousands of' dollars in your home, barn or outbuildings. A leaky roof at beat is a mighty ex­ pensive thing to ' continue. Why not 'call here and let us show you how little a GOOD ROOF will cost you—a roof that we will GUARANTEE. THE HOME LUMBER C PHONE 2276 HAJWWOB, �THE HASTINGS BANNER, W ITI4RFP WFRF TAKEN TH I I* »PP®ars that Mr. and Mrs;Hol-'of hl* upper jaw. Mrs. Holland had!ST. ROBE MUSIC DEFT. include teaching Musical Notation Ju JLi unon t*. 'land and their ron had been inj* •>*> » broken npoe. ENROLLS STUDENTS. with Picture Symbols and Technic PENNOCK HOSPITAL Ionla pending the fair and did not;™* <*•»«»■«* “ St. Ron Talcs. Instruments may be obtained Utort home until after midnight. He yS^old^n f “tou*£ I ***** exUnd* * oordU1 by reasonable contract payment. HIM H/.! tli— Min. i. .. ... ■ ■__ ■ _ *___ ■ Former students are asked to enroll Oar Smashed at Oorn.r onMu**. I- u» (Continued from Page One) । In M-43 at the point Indicated and tome cuts but none of them serious. semester. Enrollment for piano, Immediately on account of the M-43 Two Mileg North limited periods open after school :dld not notice It until he was at the elation of Road Coftmteiioners and sieves that good roads are built in Dr. Finnic of Woodland was called violin and wind Instrument* may be hours. Students from six to twelve of Woodland turn. He then attempted to drive hi* made by calling at St. Rose Con­ Engineers. Engineers, together with other inin­ Michigan to accommodate theaura- to tn the left. Irft At Ac he hr .did to ca he h* and brought the three to Pennock vent. New pupil* will be given trial Mr. “nd Mrs Roy Holland, of Ot- car terested road men. gathered In Lan- tomobUe traffic, therefore automohospital, where their injuries were biles ought to pay the expense of.Mgo, with their ten years old ion. (crashed into one of a row of apple given attention. A. - bunding a .5/__ ____ , tntrWan nntzirnnhllr i< tha growing at the aide Af Ihe and maintenance of tn suffered/ Injuries in an automobile trees of th. the sons will commence August 27, There •Did these state highway emptoy- such roads. He believes that the at-! accident, about two o’clock Friday I roadway. Hi*, automobile was When a' bride promise? to obey, ees and county road commLssiontrs1 tempt of the Automobile Club of1 morning, at the edrner on M-43 two wrecked. Mr. Holland suffered a tton for pre-school or kindergarten le waives her right*. But it Isn’t rand engineers, travelling to Lan­ Michigan to cut down the gas tax!miles north of Woodland village. badly smashed nose anda fracture: lines In lhe United .States.* children—ages four to six. This will a permanent waive. sing In slate and county owned au­ and fix the weight tax. a* they pro- !—------------------------------------------------------------ .------------ '■ - ■*------------------------------ tomobllcs. propelled with county '.. gasoline, paid for out of weight and pose, would force ■ the placing of , ' gas tax moneys, gather to discuss part of the burden of road building maintenance upon other tax­ how they could build as good a road and payers, which we think would be a1 - . the same money? They did not. Did wrong. Thc writer of this letter to the , these spenders wine and dine them­ Banner. Mr. John C. Burkhart. I ' selves out of gas money so that they might compare experiences as to president of the Automobile Club of | how best to maintain a rood? Most Michigan, ought to know If he certainly not. (There was no wine doesn't—but we think he does—that. nor any stimulants served. It was if these amendments shall be adopt­ only a plain, substantial meal—Ed.) ed at the election next November hl* statement that the state highway gather to devise ways and means department would receive 530.000'.­ for the relief of the over-burdened 000 from thc automobile owners of taxpayers, or did any of them re­ Michigan in 1935 Is untrue, unless fuse to take their day’s pay while there shall be a tremendous increase off the job? No! Emphatically no." hi the amount of gasoline used. would mean a great increase The letter goes „„ on M to state that which ' they discussed how to spend more Iln lh« number of automobiles, which . .time at the taxpayers’ expense. The,no °nc believe* will be true under letter stoles that "several speakers existing financial condition* In expressed themselves ns being in Michigan. favor of a five or six cents gas tax."’ For Mr. Burkhart to assume that It stated that “over J30.000.000 willI the alm of the faceting was to dl*be collected in 1935 from Michigani cover "how they could spend more motorists exclusive of any federalI time at the taxpayers’ expense" Is gifts or any federal aid." It de­ ridiculous. Hi* statement that one nounced them for having enlistedI speaker at Uie meeting wanted “the “other tax spenders to lielp themi legislature to pass a five or six ccriu out” and says numerous boards of1 gasoline tax at it* next session" is supervisors “have passed resolutionsi not true. Hl* denunciation* of boards denouncing the proposed amend­ of supervisors for opposing the amendment* shows a narrow, selfish ments.” The letter concludes. “How do you spirit.* Ought they not to oppose like it. Mr. Taxpayer? Here are these amendment* when they be­ elected public officials running. iteve they would wrong their constlaround the state al your expense on tuenta? The Barry county board time which you are paying for, of supervisors was one of the many shaking down favored contractors’ which denounced these amendment*. and others for a slush fund with They did ao for the reason that ttoy which to befuddle you as to your know that real estate cannot bear any more taxation. It must be own interests ” „ made less rather than Increased, We have only quoted a part of tne letter written to the Banner by j the letter written to the Banner by j the Automobile club of Michigan. SLiS.? wnirfhnt iXSX"”’“n,n“"“1-me,n"’>s to Advice to motorist*: Just Would Saddle Road Costa Onto Those Who Do Not Operate Cars B hwen. U.I th. writer wrll.r .1-! " U,<“ •»'»*««■ It happens that the at­ ““'' tended the meeting at Lansing. He Aside from that, the supervisors are not satisfied that the people monry from any tax fund* was present solely because of his Inter- will get tlw benefit of a one cent re­ duction in gasoline. They figure sonally that tile automobile In which that the oil companies will be more he rode to Lansing Is the property apt to get It. They know that If of Dr. Burton Perry, president of the 56,500.000 1* cut from the gas tax Barry county road commission, and that it will mean less available that he bought his own gasoline, money tor the upkeep of road* and paid his own persona! expenses, al­ the end of building new roods and cementing gravelled trunk lines. If Mr. Burkhart as president of vlted guests. who were Representa­ tive Parker, county road commlscomrnb- the Automobile Club of Michigan stoner Fred Mayo of Mapla Grovo can be Induced to keep on writing and the writer. There were several!such letters a* he sent to this paper otlrer newspaper men present. They ion "August 7. he will bury the prowere there for the same reason as J posed amendment* so deep they the writer, not as tax eaters but;cannot be resurrected. We know thc as Invited guest* because they be»!road commissioners of this county Beve that, should these amendments J and it* supervisors db not deserve pass, road building and road main- the abusive word* he uses. And we tenancc will be seriously crippled. J believe that 1* generally true of such The writer was there because he be-1 officer* throughout the state. RHEUMATISM The manifestation* of rheu­ matism may appear in one part qf the body or another, but this dread malady Effects the entire body. Of the various kind* of rheu­ matism perhaps the most com­ mon is articular rheumatism which affects lhe joint*. ■nil* disease may affect not only the joints and muscles, but the Internal organs, such a* the brain, the spine and tile heart. It may also affect the eye*, the skin and the hearing. The first twinge of rheumatism Is a signal to see a good doctor and to follow his directions faith­ fully. Take hl* prescription to a good druggist so that it will be filled accurately with the purest and most efficacious drugs. . cn SCHOOLS TO ' OPEN SEPTEMBER 4 ftom Page One) ways attracted many from the rural districts of the county, where the local schools have no teaching be­ yond the eighth grade. Hastings af­ fords an Ideal school for eighth graders who wish to go on and com­ plete a • high school course. The tuition has been reduced to 560. which is the amount which the dis­ trict itself contributes toward high school tuition for each pupil within the district who may desire high school training. Many pupils drive from their homes in the country to attend school here. Those from far­ ther away can get rooms and board themselves, or secure board at as low rates as such accommodations can be provided In towns of this It may be that some boy or girl who has finished eight grades may think that a high school education is of little value. In the first place we cannot set a money value on ed­ ucation. Its puYpoae is rather to ing. Statistics show that better- BMA7IMC I AVU PPIAF trained minds do give those who NfflHLUlU LUO rniVL possess them a better chance to cam Mgpwag BIZXI ■ Akl>\ tt llvlngcan hardly judge of IrM K° W HULIL.ANU ,llc commercial value of an cducn"j. :tlon by present conditions, which . lore abnormal. When the country Tv 'rights Itself, a* It surely will, when , 'condition* become normal again, it «»•" will be true then as it has been true —’ —— — ।Jn imC5 that in &JI an normal ttimes tnat education education does help one In Ute matter of get­ ting on in life. Elsewhere in this Issue will be I. W Fire Pot Other «h«* found the advertisement of the Has­ CL. propprtionately tow. tings city school*. We-commend it » to the attention of all our readers, \ especially to those young people who live In the country, who have comoffered. Yon get a full 5 pleted the eighth grade in rural •n»d 22* heating plant. ' sciwols and now wish to go on to j | high school Read the advertisement j । elsewhere In tnl* l*»ue. tab Py ■ VllimVi* ... w. On 77^ SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Glen Howe of Detroit spent the DR; FREDERICK M. TAI HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL Tuition $60 for 1934 and 35—for A Full School Year Despite the fact that many schools are to be operated on a part time basis, a full school year is positively assured students entering here. Every department will be con­ ducted as usual, headed by teachers particularly fitted for their work. Very few High Schools can offer more to stu- dents than can Hastings* Here there is a friendly, helpful atmosphere, thoroughly trained teachers, complete courses of study, supervised outside activities, athletic op­ portunities, a full year of school, very reasonable tuition. Before deciding definitely where' you will attend High School, or send your boy or girl, we ask that you give thoughtful consideration to what HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL has to offer. Every Boy and Girl in Barry County, Who Has Passed the Eighth Grade Examination, Is Cordially Invited to Attend the HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL for the Next Four Years OUR COURSES are offered: College Preparatory, With an attendance of nearly 500 students and a faculty Commercial, Agricultural, General. Special advan­ of 22 high school teachers, opportunities are offered which tages offered students Each non-resi­ ’ fit oneare for happy and enjoyable liv­ to participate in dramatics, de­ are not possible in a smaller high school. bating, athletics, orchestra, band and glee club. Numerous dent boy or girl receives individual attention and is wel­ school societies provide valuable training. Added advan­ comed by both students and teachers. We have a full time tages are to be had in the splendid churches, and various Physical Director for boys, and also one for girls. We also lectures and gatherings which center about the community have a Dean of Girls to look after the social welfare of pf Hastings. ” girls while they are attending school here. F The Hastings High School'is known throughout the state for its-wholesome influence over the students. It is the only high school in Barry county that is a member of the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. This means that graduates may be admitted without examina­ tion to all the leading colleges in the North Central sec­ tion of the United States. Good roads make it possible for students to come from long distances. This past year most of the students living outside the city have driven back and forth .daily to Has­ tings High School. Tuition is $60 for 1934-35. The home district must pay all of this if application for tuition was made to the direc­ tor of the home district before the fourth Monday in July. protecta ■gainst highar । Gray, and family. Allen returned home with his father; after an ex­ I tended visit with his aunt. Ktr and anrf Mra Mr* Bob Unh Elliston flltr.zx. of "" West —’ Complet* installation of Mr. th® Warm Friend byfacVermontville were Quhday callers at L. W. Jarrard’a. ' ■nsfaciory ptrfcrniar.ee. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Downing and Mrs. Zalla Miller ot North Nashville were Bunday visitors at the G. c. Marshall home. Reva and Nellie Mcllntock spent a few days list week with the Bryan Van Autoen family in Southeast Maple Grove. HOLLAND FURNACE CO. Eber Hoffman of Orangeville spent lhe week-end with his parent* Mr. SIMON ETTERBECK and Mr*. Peter Hoffman. Harold. Asplnall relumed tome PHONE^620 Wednesday after a week’* visit with hl* grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Hoffman. , . j School Opens On Tuesday, September 4. Enrollment Will Be Thursday, August 30 and Friday, August 31 Address Inquiries to D. A. VAN BUSKIRK, Superintendent Or W. T. WALLACE, Principal �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST M, 1M4 Social Events and Personal Mention ■ i f '< s •' e 3; i.j 1 । I : ! I : H , I :■ ।I ' Ii !ombbvm tu«i., Bwfcm-_______ __ I TUESDAY LUNCHEON Si Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Kemp of1 ------------, E. Biuh entertained with a pot luck Battle Creek were Sunday guest* of Mra. Vinnie Ream Bovd Gave fiupper honoring the seventy-ninth Mr. and Mr*. Charles Finstrom. 1 ».*• i birthday of the former'* father. Eu- I Ben curk or Tonxuo, oui. cun. from Chicago Saturday to spend the J Herting* friend* test week Dr. and Mra. Hank Woodbums »pent the week end in Three Oak*. ML and Mra. Fin Ftdewa of De­ troit are gue*t* of Mrs. Dora Fedewa. »■- ■ Miss Gertrude Bentley of KataJ mazoo spent Bunday at her home . here. ;' $ . » • . unusual program at ltu“S»AknS: .Uh rauSfi^ ur- Kr* DoUihllnl Reading! ( |tnThose . m. Bu.h present beside* Mr. and Get SCHO KKSSfzk'SU “ s Club STMra^d'Bu^ Lnd^^f 1 Mra. Don Baldwin (Retha Wat- Hastings Country wa* the ’ IRI -------------Blven by M„ John and Mrs. Fred Bum and son of Urphta. Pa., wa* in the city on Monday day. . . \ kins) and children of ---------Chicago art . calling working *n In ftu®rt* of the former'* grandmother, . , - on - - -friend*. ; I| tail wareham. w*r»nam. who wno U i* worxmg had . delightful time and Mr. Smnld bnvlrln. ------, -A — . — I. — in — ■> ___ • . Ura r* Inrn Dntfarr . Arnold Perkin* spent several day* Detroit, will spend the week end Mra. Clara Rogers. XAtK’ frwnd> exund COD‘ 1tart week In Chicago, a guest at the with hi* family here. Misner. Betty and Margaret Wilcox t Arthur Seifert home, and also at“ Maurice Button of Grand Rapid* of Jackson are spending lhe week Down, followed by a number of hertended the fair. was th* *uest of Mr and ...... “ WeU BARNUM-LARSEN. with their aunt. Mr*. Belle Brock, — th* guest of Mr. and Mra. Otto Mr*. Pernte Carpenter and MIm L1OJ?LI2Tn,eU Isenhath Monday evening. " Itnown here for her ability as a ur *Mirt Mr* a j I-irscn an-i and other relative*. Audrey carpenter of Yp*itantl are chUdrenof northern Michigan spent Mra. J. D. Olmstead and Mra. fy ad eniored hC bv U th^ r cueTS nounce lhe marriage of their da ughMra. Lloyd Lohmeyer of German­ guest* of Mra. I. Cre**ey. • . Saturday and Bunday with Mr and Edlth smith are leaving *oon for town. Pa . u coming Saturday for a eharmt^Tm.nn*r^nrf <5^ (^ ,er' MUs B A***1-1® Larsen, to Harry Mr. and Mr*. Homer Shively of' Mr. Elw.n Duitel,. . u.,,. »o<ne In Mini. visit with her father, John Wetaaert. t hT1 Barnum of Lansing, son of Mr. and Flint were ovtr Sunday glint* of Un. ChxLT. Onvll Utt luc »flDr. CUrfon WUUmo .nd d.uh- and other relatives. pl^d hei^i Waltcr Barnum of thl5 clly' 011 Mr. and Mr*. Don Foreman. unU, for Mr home In Deuoli «rl- trr or Sun au. M.nf an nmu or a0 h,,n“"!be{ I Wednesday. August 8. the ceremony Mra. Maude Youngs of Kalamazoo Mr. and Mra. C. F. Angell and Br thrrr wwk, run wiu. Mr. Mid Dr. and Mra. r. B WUUa«l. reader .nd fmjSSSatlc taking place m Goshen. Indiana ha* been the guest of her aunt*. family attended church In lensing UILD CJ Bronaon. I MUa Jocalrn IronaUa La aUllln, Mrs. Eunice Moore and Mtiu Anna r^vh fh«e Mr- ai,d Mrs Barnum arc at home on Bunday with Robert Angell. ,‘ni1 H*T’ ““““ d* U» MUara tJllUn and Paulin. Tol. Johnson, thl* week. Efh.Tv'XiS. w K*u‘“' Miss Frances Sage returned on “■> O'"*, hural of Mmh.il thU .rah, Mr. and Mra. Charles Wilson of Sunday from Grand Rapids where । with will, rhalr their uncle and aunt. aunt, Mr. and,. and. Mima Barbara Jeu. and Lonalna Almont vbited the latter’* stater and mo"u ",eM she vWted relative* for a week. of Kalamaano ar. Burna or ^Mr. and Mrs. j. M-Townsend and I Mr. and Mr*. J. - O. Nagler and OUa 2in Mr«^ XV.n/tXHaU rUib wrek f Mr. husband. Mr. and Mra. Earl Cole­ play*. She has her own studio in: t man. on Tuesday. • Vf, ®? * comping trip In, Mr. and Mr*. Afred Dublraon and i Misses Hazel and Bernice CleveMra. Ezra .Newington and children northern Michigan for two weeks, .family of South Haven were Sunday land of Martin were guests of Ml&s of Grand Rapids visited her mother. Dr> “,d Mrs- Harris Woodbume j guests of Hartings friend*. | Movins W>lnrf»r1lz-h Made from good, stout fabrics that will Mra. Maude Miller, last week, re­ dent of the Atlanta branch of the 1 : Maxine Wunderlich last week. ■J’" were dinner guest* of Dr. and Mra. ।I T. 8- a.. K. >w>u Reid mw and w>i son Don auau and;: Mr. and Mrs. Loval Edutr were turning to their home on Sunday. z. .aTnHn ... . — . . on iami —Saturday . . stand up under hard wear. Sizes 8 to 12. “American Pen Women." lilip P||pnrppri|| John nnl.Vw.rA Robbcrt at n:.-..Climax, AnrA.I-.. Friday eve- !j— Donald Doxey ... returned Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mr. and Mr*. John Slater of La­ Mr -nd Mr. U . a HU nl«htJrom • visit with the former* Mr». Burdette Briggs of Bowen* peer were guest* of Mr. and Mra. The prices are only $4.05 and $5.95. . Mr; and Mrs Homer Smith and parent* at Austin. Texas. Mills Earl Coleman and Mrs. George uM&ssssj:; daughter are 8spending this at. vivian Hiome Pendln« H* 18 week a ‘ l Mr. and Mra. Hubert Marble. Mr/ mimws Misses uori* Dori* ana and Vivian Biddle re ot Coleman from Friday till Monday. their, guest* tor thl* summer. M------------- --------- =—---------------wrt lake with With friends friend* from Kata-;and w.l.-'nnd Mra. Ur. Harry Cobum and u.._ ““ . “aQ and OL Wall Mar- Battle creek were Saturday IConUnued from Page Onq) Dr. and Mrs. Dcnnb Murray and being present. Basket* of calendulas | w , i*hall Warner spent Saturday night . Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mra. Groce Dodds went to Grand and salvia decorated the tables and low—2. J. E. McElwain. Dark Vio­ . Miss Etalne Pilgrim of Battle and Bunday at Green lake. Lewi*. Rapid* Friday to spend two week* targe bouquet* of zinnias, hydran­ let—I. J. E. McSwain. Light Vio­ Creek was a house gurat at the O. Mr*. Ida Learned returned to her Mr. and Mra Ralph Him mon* and with the family of Dr. and Mra. Will gea* and wild flowers made the rest There are only 14 suits in thia lot In broken W. Sheffield home tail week for a home in Rochester. Ngw York, tart two children oit aM' let—1, J. E. McElwain. Cream or of the club house very attractive. Thwalta*. sizes, from 12 to 20. Every suit hag two few days. (week after spending some time with 1 the guest* of Mr. and Mrs R B ’ Mr. and Mra, Earl Smith returned Contract bridge was played at ten buff—1. J. E. McElwain. Rose or Mr. and Mra. Milton Noble* of Mr. and Mr*. O. W. Sheffield. Moore pairs of long trousers. $7.95 and $9.95. on Thursday from a visit of nine tables, Mrs. Louis Bessmer having E. • McElwain. Rose Pink —2. Mra. Grandville were called to Hostings! Mr. and Mra. Earl Sleight of, Mrs. Earl Davk of Jackson vta­ weeks with w.m, . cu».Tn at Portland. hl«h score. The golf event was a relatives last week by the severe illness of Rochester. N. Y., and Mort Sleight jted Mr. and Mrs W. A Hall and Oregon. They came back via the ,fla« evp,lt wainst par with handi- J. E. Vandenberg. Pure Pink—I. -----------—_____________ _ John Noble*. T* mixl. _ mFrederick . ■—nPark. -------------------iOf Kalamazoo W were guest* rBf of Mr. their daughter. Mrs 'Yellowstone Park. MP a»d «»* won by Mra. H. Gar- W. L. Shultera. Light Pink—1. J. E. McElwain; 2. J. E. McElwain. Mr. and Mrs. L-. L. Watson of |*nd Mra. Sgld Beacn on Friday. I er week | Mr. and Mrs. Harold 8cjtt and mui ot Oun Holland. Mr. and Mra. Francis. Mrs. A. T. Eash and Mra. Lena I Mrs. Mary Angus returns to her'Mr. and Mra. Herrick Foreman have 'rhcrT a*er’' * number of out-of- Salmon Pink—1. J. E. McElwain; Bryce and Mra. Anna Bryce of (Mlahley at ot — near Bat- home home m in Rockford Rockford. Hi III... ihi. thk w«k week Ireturned । returned to their homes in St. Louta. Louis. town guests, Mrs.-K*llar stem enter­ 2. J. E. McElwain. White—1. J. E. -------------------v Freeport spent SatAn 80-cent value for 59c. McElwain. Lavender—1. Mra. Roy Grand Haven spent Bunday with.urday with Mrs. Wkrrtn Roush, -• after a visit her .......icr. mother. »»ra. Mra.’Mo- «Htcr a vbiUU vtelUwlth Mra. Chester- tained Mrs. Richard Messer of Loa —- •— with .... -------------------------Mr and and Mrs. Ktra Lyle t.vla Scudder. iTh.l, 1-lL' Mr. |Th«y alar* also aflanrlazf attended ,(«a the t7tnai*ar Flower aKratr show. a*-...Angeles. Calif.. Mra. A. Al Anderson Fuller; 2. Mr*. E. A. Burton. Spe­ Mattie Striker. Stem at Dun lake. cial Lavender—1. J. E. McElwain; Mr. and Mr*. Robert .Pinnie Rev. ana and mh Mr*. Grigsby 1 Mr *“4 Mrs. A- H. Carveth wem went of Grand Rapids and M/s. Phyllk — .. — ....... of •Pa-- 1 ncv. >. Maurice ungsoy — ‘ are expected .tomorrow. Imorrow. Ito ducah. Ky.. who are virttlng Dr. and of* Detroit ’L> Charleston. W. Va.. today for a Reynolds of Ann Arbor;(Mrs. P. T. 2. J. E. McElwain. Smoky—1. W. L. Mra. Raymond O. Ftnnie of Wood- Thursday, 'for a visit wttl) Mr. and vlsR with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Colgrove. Miss M*ry Powers of Shultera; 2. J. E. McElwain. Spe­ cial Smoky—1. J. E. McElwain. Any ,land. called on Hastlnga friends But Mra. w. T. Grigsby. ' 1 Hodgson. Mra. Hodgson and baby Grand Rapids; Mra. R. a. Pinnie ot A great chance for saving money on a rain­ Woodland. Mrs. Robert Farwell of other color—1. George Sumner. ■wwk...... I Miss Elisc Groos and nephew of wlU return with them. coat. $5 and $3.50 values are only $2.45 Seedling—I. W. L. Shultera; 2. W. I Mrs. Clara Wilkes of Eaton Rapids San Antonio, Texo*. are guests of I Mrs. Elik Kelley returned Sunday Delton, Mr*. Paul Faulkner of Mid­ and $1.19. । and Mr. and Mra. Frank Trethric of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Groos at their' from a ten days' tour of northern dleville. and Mra. Robert Finnic of L. Shultera. Seedling Special—2. W. L. Shultera. 'Sonoma were guest* al tne George Gun take cottage. (Michigan, accompanying her par- Louisville. Ky.; Mra. H. Garman of (Three Spike* of Gladiolus.) Red Sheffield home the.ilatter part of the, Mra. O. H. Cleveland of Columbus, ent*. Mr. and Mra. W. W- Mnck. and Gun take, Mrs. G. C. Hensen of Co­ lumbus Heights, Ohio: Mra. F. W. —2. Roy Chandler. Scarlet—I. W. week. Ohio, came Sunday for a vkit with two staler* of Dowling. L. Shultera; 2. Roy Chandler. Scar­ Mr. and Mr*. Dem Siegel left Sat- her mother. Mra Nettle Hyde, and i Robert and Nelron Gardner left Stebbins. Mra. John Boyd of At­ let Special—I. Roy chandler. Orange urday for Vanderbilt where they will brother. Paul Hyde. . (Thursday for Petoskey. Robert will lanta. Ga.; Mrs. Wilbur Lane. Mra. Sleeveless, all-wool, and only 69c. McElwain; Z 2. J. K E McEMcElspend a part of the former'* vaca-1 John Sim of Westfield. N. J., was make an extended stay, a* he is Robert Walton of Kalamazoo; Mra. . —1. J. E. McElwain. Ortt™c?, 8Pcpiali“2 J. E. McOne-half sleeve sweaters 49c. tlon with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley । the guest* of hi* staters. Mrs. L. H. '.exiled from thk part of the coun- Wlnona Downing. Mrs. Gain Slin-1 ron. Mrs. Cha*. Van Sluyter and ®*aln- Yellow—2 Roy Chandler. Yuell. ! Evart* and Miss Agnes Sim. on itry because of hay fever. Regular sweater*, $1.95 value for $1.29. p>.M। n.pu.; b:EpJL?2S; i Mrs. Don Foreman attended the (Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mra.-T. H. Johnston. Mra. ton: 2. Roy Chandler. Purple — 2. (Camp Fire Council Fire at Camp Mr. and Mra. Win. Severance and'Edward Downs and Mra. Chas. Gor- Mra. Louis Bessmer. Mrs. Fred ReKltanniwa on Thursday nigh*., her family of Battle Creek apent Sun- ham of Dowling had Sunday dinner hor of Cunton. Ohio; Mrs. Richard J. E. McElwain. Rose and Rose Red daughter, Dorothy, coming home'day with Mra. Mary Severance and'with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mackinder Groo*. Ml** Elbe Groos of San An­ —1. Roy Chandler; 2. Roy Chandler. I with her. I Mrs. Mary Englkh. i In Battle Creek. It wak thc birthday tonio. Texas; Mrs. Frank Carroth- Special—2. Roy Chandler. Rose crt. Mrs. Bruce Casper, of Walla Pink—1. Roy Chandler: 2. J. E. MeI Mra. Clarence Goucher. Donald; Mr. and Mr*. Jack Snyder of of Mr. Mackinder. Boys of younger school age will like these I Goucher and Miss .Margaret Rivera South Hastings and Mr. and Mra. Al Edward Downs and Frank Rcy- Walia. Wash.; and Mrs. Guy Keller. Elwaln. Pure Pink—1. J. E. McEl­ caps. You'll like the price especially. They jwent to Chicago on Tuesday to Hovey and grandson were at thelnolds left from Indtenapoli*. Ind., Mrs. Krantz Keller of New York wain; 2. Roy Chandler. Salmon pink are only 39c. spend several Ae.^ at-a Century of lonta fair on Thursday. {Saturday for Pittsburgh. Pa-, to at- Oily; Mra. A ben Johnson. Mra. Edw. —1. J. E. McElwain; 2. J. E- Mc­ Elwain. White — 2. Roy Chandler. Progress. | Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fox and Wll-'tcnh the National convention of the Gelhaus. Mbs Virginia Gchraus. i Mra. Charles Leonard has gone to ilam are entertaining nt their home Spanish War Veterans -which him, u ta h». be­ Mrs. James Power* and Mrs., John Lavender—1. J. E. McElwain; 2. 'J. With difficulty strains hia Heimcrdinger all of Cincinnati, E- McElwain. Smoky—1. J. E. Mc­ ; Portland. Oregon, for several weeks' this week Bob, Betty Lou and David ing held this week hi that city. Elwain. Any other Color—1. J. Ei visit with her aunt. Mr. Leonard and (Seibert of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mra. Herold C. Hunt of Ohio. Thc committee in charge constated McElwain; 2. J. E. McElwain. children accompanied her as far a* | Miss Lois Severance 1* virttlng Kalamaaoo. Mr. and Mr*. Jerry all And of course THAT JBoys’ athletic underwear in all sizsa, 50­ Best Spike tn show—Named Vari­ Mrs. George Judd Judf of Mra. Kim Sigler, chairman. Mrs JChicagot • Miss Retha Schrader of Coldwater. Danley. Mr. and Mra. ety—L Our Selection, j. E. McEl­ cent values only 39c; 75-cent values now ...j «... o.. m Marion Whitman, Mra. M A. LamMias Connie cook and Marshall!They expect to teach in Sturgta and Dr. and Mra. Charles Symwhat SHOULp be done? only 49c. monds. of St. Johns, were guest* or ble and Mra. Chester Stem, who wain. Best artistic display of glaCook. Jr., returned on Sunday from r‘—*- ‘beginning —■—-— “ —• -3. schools Sept. diota* — 1. J. E. McElwain; 2. Mrt. P. a vkit of two week* with Mr. and Why. reading glaaae* Mr. and Mra. J. D. Winters and Mr. and Mrs. William M. Stebbins were assisted in serving by the T. Colgrove. Misses Betty Sigler. Patty Stem and Mra. Jo*. Little. Jr., and family of :Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Burden and on Friday. ihould be secured. ’ Tbeae Section II—Dahlias. Best Bloom. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. L«ne and two Helen Lambic. I Chicago. ' json of Gallon. Ohio, were guests of provide dear and constant | Mr. and Mr*. Harry G. Hayes ar- Mrs. | Mrs. Frank C. Andrus is chairman Red—1. Mra. A. D. Steckle; Yellow children are at Camp lake, near Minnie Shrincr last week. —1. Mrs. A. D. Steckle. Autumn colreading without strain, rived on Saturday from San FranMr*. J. E. McElwain. and Mtes Sparta, today as guests of Mra. of the committee in charge of next ' । cisco. Calif., where they spent the Emily | without effort. But flrat McElwain returned Friday Lane's uncle and aunt, the Rev. and week's luncheon. Dahlia Bloom—i. Mra. A. D. Steck­ । winter and summer with Dr. and ifrom visiting relatives and friends Mra. J. K. Clark, ot Belmont. Ont.. have the eyes examined so le. Best Basket ot Dahlia*—1. Mra ! Mrs. Sidney Shipman. 11In Boston and Framingham. Mass. and their daughter. Miss Olive SUCCESSFUL BENEFIT lhe lenre* of the proper A. D. Steckle. Best Vase Dahlias— I Arthur A. Gwcii and daughter.]| m ,o. Bruce Casper (Prances Car- Clark, of Grand Rapids. Mra. BRIDGE ON THURSDAY 1. Mrs. Clyde Smith. ’ strength can be furnished. Mr*. Lone Ila Arnold of Detroit and Delma Gosch. returned to their pothers) arrived on Friday for a vkit Section III. Zinnias. Single home in Detroit ort Friday evening, with her parent*. Dr. and Mrs. Iher mother from Olivet were Sunday Profusion of Bummer Flow­ Bloom—1. Mrs. C. D. Bauer; 2. Mra. after spending a week1* vacation Frank Carrothers. and other re la- iguests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mattoon Will Gibeon. Three of one variety An assortment of trousers in waist sizes virttlng his father and grandmother, tive*. ।and called on other friend*. They ers Made Club House —1. Mrs. Roy Cordes; 2. Mra. C. D. F. F. Gosch and Mra. A. F. Goach. I Mr. ahd Mra. R. B. Walker ot Irv- 1were enroute to Saranac for a vbit frofa 29 to 40 inches to be closed out for Bauer. Basket of mixed—1. Mra. Win. Attractive Mr. and Mra. Charles Johnson, ing. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Willitte l with relative*. The former ha* just $1.70. The values are $2.25 to $3.05 for Mishler; 2. Mrs. C. DBauer. Medi ­ The benefit bridge glwn Thurs ­ relumed from a trip through Eu ­ Mr*. Aben Johnson. Miss Barbara and Mr*. Anna Wlllitt* of Hastings ' um Zinnias — Bouquet of 12 blooms these long wearing trousers. Don’t fail to OPTOMETRIST <' day afternoon at the Hartings and Staven Johnson returned on'<pent Sunday with Chester Stone ।rope. Dr. and Mra. C. 8. McIntyre. Mra. Country Club was well attended, —1. Mrs. Wm. Mtahler. Dwarf Zin­ see these on Better Hastings Days. They Saturday from a vkit with Dell and wife al Long take. Phono 2634 Haatin** nias — Bowl — 1. Milo DeVries; 2. Johnson of Omaha, Nebr. They also । Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Chapelle of :K. S. McIntyre and Mra. Charles there being fifteen tables of contract will go fast, so come early. vlsitad Emil Tyden's farm at Greene, charlotte‘and Mr. and Mra. L. Sev- ]McIntyre, Jr., of Ann Arbor, left bridge and two for auction. Thc Section IV. Children's Exhibit*. morning for Muskoka lounge of thc dub house wa* made Iowa, enroute. erance drove to Kalamazoo Batur- ‘Tuesday ■ ... ta—1 day to vkit their stater at thc home 1Lakes. Canada, where they will attractive by the use of many sum­ Bouquet of Dahlias—1. Maxine Kel­ spend several days os lhe guest* of mer flowers. Mrs. Jack Stem held logg; 2. Harold Flnkbeiner. Vase ol Mr. and Mra. Ghas. Byce. { 1. Maxine Kellogg. awru- at ni contract cuuirnci anu and outer other Mixed --- --- Flowers - - - ---—-• and Mrs, Robert Hutchinson of high score Miss Helen Newton, in company Dr. ! contract prizes were won by Mra. C Miniature landscape gardcn-1. Tom Rapids. with her cousin. Miss Erma CHley Grand 1 Robt. Mihlien. Mra. Daisy Eddy ot W. Clarke. Mrs. J. G. Bristol. Mrs. ^1Uer- Cockscomb—1. Harold Finkof Saranac, and niece. Miss Nonna belner. Paton of Charlotte. • attended A 1Detroit. Mr*. Elizabeth Rieckord of M. R. Kinde and Mra. A. L. Brown. nit auci«vu *MlscellaUeous.) Ba*auction prizes were won oy by Century of Progre&s from Saturday ; Lansing. Mrs. Lx>Ule Cridler. Mr. and ..The till Monday Mrs. G. E. Severance and Del Mrs. O. D. Houghton of Caledonia. ket of Oladlolas—1. Milo DeVries; -• XVs- Wallace Thc i 2- Opor8p Sumner. Bouquet of Roses and Wallace Osborn. Osborn. 1 Mr. and Mra. Gordon Clement ofJRdctaxd Middleville spent Sat- — 1. Mrs. Rov Roy Puller: Fuller; 2. Mrs Mra. A A- n D. in ik. the blind bogey _.n> went —I. Belding were over Sunday guest* of I urda>' Mr*. Mary Severance prizes won■> in to Mra. Floyd Gaskell. Mra. Leon Steckle. Lilies (bosquet or bouquet) .— Judge and Mra. Btuart Clement *t Mrs. Mary Englkh. Gun take, little Shirley Jean re-1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eteaman of Bauer and Mra. C. P. Lathrop. Mrs. 1. Mrs. Marian Goodyear; 2. Mra. A. D. Steckle. Snapdragons — 1. Mrs. J. E. Ray Branch and Mrs. William M. malning with her grandparent*. Mr. Fort Wayne. Ind., were guest* of Dr. and Mra. W. L. Shultera. and Mrs G. L. Lockwood at Wall Stebbins Won the door prizes. Thc Vandenberg; 3. Dork Galster. Pe­ Mra. Mary Showerman of Pratt- *ake ltL,t »eck Thc>’ returned to committee in charge of the party tunias—1. Margery Reynolds; 2. Mra. ville ha* been the guest of Haslingx Fotf Wayne on Monday accom- was composed of Mrs. Edw. Van C. D. Bauer. Large Marigolds—1. relatives and friends thk week. She jpanied by the three Lockwood chil- Poperlng. chairman. Mrs. Don Siegel. Mra. Guy Giddings; 2. Mra. Carrie will visit wlll vki^ in Grand Rapids and Shel- dren. “ who “ * *there *for ‘ Mra. Roy Hubbard and the Misses Todd. Dwarf Marigolds—1. Grace Eleanor Miller. Kathryn Clarke and Gorlian; 2. Mra. A. D. Steckle. Bou­ Beat Quality by before going to the Methodist quet of Mixed Colors (Asters).—1. Mae Keller. conference in Petoskey next month. POST-NUPTIAL PARTIES. Mrs. J. E. Vandenberg; 2. Margery Mra. VanderHydcn. and daughter Reynolds, Phlox (Perennial Bou­ On Tuesday evening. August 14, AMERICAN LEGION Bertlia and Mrs. Van Dyke and quet.)—!. Mra. Will Bowman. Phlox Mra. Willard White entertained at daughter Marie*-of Detroit vkited CHOOSE OFFICERS (Annuals.)—1. Frances Allerdlng. her home on N. Michigan Ave., in Mra. F. J. Van Dyke at her par­ Cockscomb display—1. Mrs. Will Gib­ honor of Mra. Fred Atton (Letha The Healthy CM——No Harmful Effect* ents' home last week- They hove Joint Installation With Aux­ son; 2. Mrs. George Clary. Ver­ Mote*, who was a recent bride. rented the Spaulding collage at benas bouquet—! Mra. Wm. MhhHearts furnished the entertain­ iliary Sometime in Wall take for a week. ler. Popples—1. Margery Reynold*. —1. Mra. R. G. Ftnnie; 2. Miss Rose Gladys Barnhart ot near Oak ment for the evening, prizes going Dr. and Mrs. Guy C- Koller aqd September 2. Mrs. Cluster Smith. GoldcikGlow dark. to Mra. Gerald Scudder, Mra. Wal­ i«nd Mra Leonard Klatw of Mia* Mae Keller returned on Mon­ ter Eaton and Miss Elaine Allerding. Rugs—Crocheted—1. Mrs. A. M. caster, Wta. caltad on iiwir Newly elected officers for tthc —I. Mrs. Albert Wells; 2. Delton day from (heir eastern trip, vkitlng Garden Club. Sunflower—1. Mra. Decker; 2. Mra. Mildred Mater. IK D- Lewis, and wtf* Bunday Dainty refreshment* were served by Laurence J. Bauer Post No. at Pittsburgh. Pa., and New York C. D. Bauer. Vegetable Bouquet— Braided—1. Mra. Clara King; 2. Mra.l.hoon. the hostess, the color scheme being American Legion are as follows: City. Mr. and Mrs. Kranjz Keller of carried out in pink and silver. L-Mrs. C. D Bauer; 2. Mrs. Marian Lightfoot. Hooked-Clipped Rug*— Harry Bluevelt, who ha* Commander—Floyd Wood. New York returned with them for a The bride was presented with 1st. Vice-Comm.—Frank Annablc. Goodyear Straw Flower*—1. Mra. 1. Mra. Carrol here; 3. Libble Craven,. m for some Um*, la *t two weeks' vacation. many lovely gift*. Wm. Mishler: 2. Mra. Chester Smith. Rag Rugs—1. Mra. George Clark; 3. pttal al Plainwell rtcelVU 2nd. Vice-Comm. — Fred Fkher, Mrs. D. A. .VonBusklrk. and MY.i Gallardia—1. Delton Garden Club. Mrs. Dorr Kenyon. Silk Rug»-l. ment at thk writing. H •Quests from out of town were Nashville. A. D. Kntakem were In Ann Arbor Tall Alaska Corsage—1. Mrs. Marian Goodyear. Virginia Paul. Table Pad Set—Mr*.1 friends hope for a speedy Mrs. Gle*s Hamilton and Mrs. Ivan Adjutant—Albert Dykstra. on Friday, Mr. VanBusklrk return­ Payne ot Battle Creek and Mra. Fay Table Decoration—1. Margery Rey­ Albert Well*. | Fancy Red Treasurer—Charles Townsend. ing with them. Mrs. Knbkern visit­ nolds. Beat arranged basket or vase of Allerding and Mbs Elaine Allerding . Chaplain—Floyd Landen. Art—1. Mra. Milo DeVries; 2 WES- rA-LT1M( ed Mr. and Mr*. Shirley W. Smith, of Lake Odessa. ’**“T flowera—1. Mnf. Chester Smith; 2. Jacob Miller. Portera-1. Mr* Lcn! Sgt at Ann*—Don Foreman. and found him slowly improving Wolcott; 2. Mrs. Frank Hynes. JB.tXigh and family Mtlo DeVries. Foliage plants—I. Complimentary to Mrs. Atton. Historian—James Radford. Cans from hk recent operation. Frances Allerding; 2. Mrs. C. D. Tabla Setting -Break! art. “ Mrs. Walter Eaton entertained Publicity—Edwin F. Sayles. Mra. Dora Pedewa. Peter Fedcwa. twelve guests on Thursday evtping, Welfare Officer—Maurice Fore­ Bauer. Flowering Plant—1. Peter Helen Foster: Dinner. Ml*. Sadie; Mr. and Mrs. Gory Feidpeusch. Mr. games furnishing the entertainment, rToe‘'Tl„w® Allerding. Fish Bowl—1. Mra. A. Glasgow; Lunch. Mira Sara Schader. I man. and Mrs. Roman Feldpausch. Mr top scores going to Mra. Andrew Do«. W. Woodburne. Honorable mention, Boy Scout Troop 72. Harvey Bur- " ” A joint installation with thc Le ­ and Mrs. Clayton Brandstetter. Mr. Roush and Mrs. James Moses. The nerbonia gion Auxiliary will be held some arthtlc basket dkplay—P. C. Flory gess, Scoutmaster. Ixad an Interest- •““* and Mrs. William Thoma*. Father B. ol "fl and Stella Parrott. Woodland. Sweet ing display of their work, which alhonor guest was presented with a N. Geller and Miss Nora Geller at­ ahower of lovely miscellaneous ar­ time in September after the De­ Potato Vine—Mrs. Matthews. Has­ traded much attention. 1 motnar nf partment convention which .con­ tended the Fedewa family reunloo at port. ticles. ' venes in Traverse city on Sept. 14. tings; Dork Galster, Middleville. Ve­ Howell on Sunday. ORANGEVILLE. I Thera h Kallogg'* oom c 15 and 16. time and place to be se­ ronica. Sadie Glasgow, Hastings. Miss Mabel Sisson accompanied ATTON—MOTE. ‘ Section VI, Shadow Box. 1. Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Norman and paniad by lectedlater. _ Miss Elizabeth DeYoe to her iuxne The marriage of Mbs Letha Mote, Martha Dietrich. Middleville; 3. sons. Howard and Homer, In Muakegon on Wednesday for a daughter of Mrs. Phebe Alotc. to LOVELY BRIDGE—LUNCHEON. Mrs. Albert Welk, Freeport; 8. Mra. M U.S1UW 11c spent Sunday with Mr. few day*' vkit. Misses Gertrude Fred Alton of Battle Creek, was A lovely arrangement of cosmos J. P. Mohler. Middleville. Charles Henson of Grand Hampton and Jennie McBain of solemnized on Saturday evening. and ( asters centered the luncheon ta­ Art Department. Thk depart­ Mr. and Mra. Clair Col HocMaaa, Picnic* Hastings. Dr. Winifred McLravy of August 11, in, Angola. Ind. They ble | at . the Women's City Club in ment includu works of art. quill*, ton. Kenjietli, of Grand Rapids and Mra. Matilda Mc­ were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Grand i Rapids on Friday' at the rugs, posters, etc. Quftt* pieced new Mr. and Mr*. John Laughlin of Muskegon were gue*ta James Britton (Velma Traver) of luncheon-given I by Mrs. A. A. Ander- —1. Laura Pagen; 2. Mrs. A. Orldover the week end. all returning to Battle Creek. (son honoring Mrs. R. B. Messer of | ler; 3. Mra. Henry Kucmpel. Ao- Bunday. their homes on Sunday. Mr. and Mra. <\tlon spent several Los 1 Angeles. Calif. Covers were laid pUquetf quilt*—1. Mrs. Belle Pan* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore of days in Chicago mid are vbiUng this for I foutteen. 1 coart; 2. Mra. Grace England. Old Kalamazoo were dinner guests at week In Bellaire, Upon their return After the Ipncheon the ladles quUte—l. Alta Lane; 2. Mra. A. Crtdborn August IB. Mr. and Mrs. James Langston oh they will make thrtr home here with played । bridge at Mra. Anderson'* I ler: 3. Mrs. Will Mohler. Beaspreads J. W. Sheffield attended the lair Saturday evening. Mis* Lois Lang- the bride's mother for the present. home J on Plymouth Road, top scores 11 knitted 1—1. Ijennle Osborn. Bed- at Ionia Saturday. , star,. who ha* been attending school Mr. Atton continuing his work in gobig to Mrs- John McOmbef and spreads (crocheted)—1. Mks Virginia । Enos Looourw, in Kalamazoo, came home with Battle Creek. , ]Mrs. Richard Groos. 1 Faul. Bedsprt*d* (old woolen ww- have moved on lo c I them for the balance of tire atuu* Hasting* friend* unite in wtand™.,-. _ ». MI m Elbe (.itoou of — San........... Antonio, enl—1. Kilty H>im<M. Bedspread* — farms in thk vicinity We Deliver The BIG.Little Stans Phone 2491 ing congratulations and beat wiahe*. Texas, wa* a™ guest hom away. ((quilted) Mr*.>Partmr. Baby quilt* Mr. and Mra. Atf Lrrti and Mra In less than two weeks the belli will ring for boys and girls to return to school. On Better Hastings Days we are offering many bargains in school clothes. Save money on school clothe* this year. Buy Now I flower show WAo tjUbUtaoruL Boys’ Two-Knicker Suits Long Trouser Suits for Boys School Shirts Plain or Patterns Boys’ Rain Coats Sweaters Boys’ Caps The Rbader Who Reads Underwear Sport Hose 2 Pair, Now for 25c Special Neckties i9c 39c 69c Long Trousers for Boys L. V. BESSMER BETTER HASTINGS Days Bargains for Friday and Saturday, Aug. 24 and 25 Better Hastings Days Friday and Saturday, Aug. 24 and 25 Butter Lk 29c ANZA COFFEE u. 48c SOAP CHIPS Salmon • u. Red Salmon 2 CORN FLAKES BACON HAMS 26|c 39c 3B 25 u«- 18c tilNMA.M’f T.S. Baird CLOTHING & SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS H A S TII N G S �J \STIRUN MORGAN. Mrs. Millie Flury returned home after visiting friends in Battle Creek. Mrs. J. -P. Clegg relumed s-M ' Clarence Baechler and mother. Mra. with her to spend a few days. i>»ra Rosa Bacchlrr. last week. ' Mrs. Bell Norton spent the week Lester Bonneville and family spent end with Millie Flury and Mrs. J. lu, Sunday with his mother in Battle P. Clegg relumed home for a few days’ visit. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Pierson and children of Martin spent Sunday with-Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Draper. Mrs. Millie Flury is spending tills week with friends at North Castle- WANTS ! ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. We. Prcsa of Counties Furnishin? Rival Candidates Praise BURHANS FOR CONGRESS his sister. Mra. Cora Sheldon, and Mrs. Ann Edwards of Hastings. Robert Bechtel and family and daughter, Lena, of Hastings were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Her­ man Feldpausch. and family. . Mr. and Mra. Lee Hubbard of Clagget and family Bunday. Fred Steeby and son. Clarence, of Middleville called at Horace Cole's E Kenyon and Mrs. Ada Ashby. ue O11U nu4 w. Tuesday. BCHVisitors at O. E- Kenyons Sunday NaKhyUIe ,pent part of last week Attorney Henry U. Johnson of Richmond. Ind., called on his niece. Morninc nfternoan and evening were. John. wUh Mr Mri j w. Howard. Thomas and family of RfcOmber.' M ] .n. Mrs. Star Grimmett, last Wednes, district and James Maggots and Mrs. I Mominr Cleo Honeysett and daughter Doro-1 rlw Lcnore Feldpausch returned home, from visiting her sister. Mrs. Rus­ -........ U>y ot K.I.™ __________ I Stuart Draper and sons and Ruby sell Todd, of Lansing, Monday. CLA¥ HILLS. and Clayton Webb attended the Several from this locality attend­ Ionia fair Thursday. ed the Ionia free fair last week. MIm Dorothy Mead went to De­ Chas. Gibbs and wife entertained troit Sunday to visit friends for a e^ne Comers called on Mr. and few days. Mrs. Zellon Kaiser Friday afternoon. Marguerite Mills Is spending a Wyman" GJagget, Doitald and El­ Guy McNee and wife and son few days with Mr. and Mrs. Henry wood FeldiMiusch are at Gun lake Clarence, and Mrs. Martha McNee Oredn at Assyria. visiting the Feldpausch* boys' grandvisited the former's two daughters. Otto Van Sickle and brother. Fern and June, at Kellogg's camp Sunday. Vance Sharp and wife and Leon Potts and wife spent Sunday in Kalamazoo at the home of Morris THE CHURCHES The heavy broken or stripped gear can quickly be placed in SERVICE again ... if you will command our genuinely DEPENDABLE. COOK WELDING & MACHINE SHOP In lU.llnit, rra.onatle, 1'rlte Ju.. M. GEO. M. NEWTON © 0 Stc Mr. and Mrs. Morris Calkins are, enjoying a few days’ trip through Arctic McDonald of Hastings will' ■the northern part of Michigan. be the' speaker at thc reunion Sate Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. 1urday. August 25. . Several from here attended the ■ Fred Jordan of South Woodland and Ionia fair lost week. I their daughter. Miss Gladys, of Chi­ Frankie and Wayne Hyde of Re­ cago. Wm. Strickland and son of. mus- are Visiting their sister and aunt and family thl* week. J Our school will begin Monday, The school reunion will be held ‘the 27th. II.sure is going tomrem nt thc schoolhouse August ',25. AU | nice to hear thc bell again. GRANGE PROGRAMS Our Service «. CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. WANTED—lhrk .rh.uul or Normal'«irl. m tn room and board. 4111 S». Jrffrr.on Mr.. Willi. Struble H ?.• (FOB SALE—New and.nted Paper rnarhln | err. I'.ed |O-inrb hammer mill; u.e.l 1 ISinrb hammer mill: 3 u«ed bar chop. | pew uila Aller*. Maehinra in rverlknt K rondition. pri.r.1 riclil. Orton Hodder. Mb lolDV WANTS li.i.|.ew.,rk in town. In V | nuirr at 334 North J. ffrr.r.n St K 33 toll SALF -Tetra ot hor.e., three rows. r> frartnr’ and plow.. Al.o want lo bur id | n-vd Ford or Chevrolet trtirk als.ul | Sit rnod.l IluroM Norton Ha" tine. 1 M.mte A.______________________ A 33 IFl'H SAI.K—Pitirrn Shrmotitre breed M OutFront the grocery business looks different than from behind the counter. Quite natural, but important. Constant attention to lhe “out front" polnt-of-view has made of C. Thoma* Stores, places where you can shop and feel “Al Home." Salespeople are friendly, prices are consistently low and the quality ot all merchandise Is guar- CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP WRECKING 1929 Durant Six Rich in Sunny Flavor Good Heating Stove FOR SALE Body Glass Installed While You Wait MISSION INN COFFEE A Masterpiece of Coffee blending. Ground to order when purchased. You gel uil of lu smooth. mellow flavor and fragrant freshness. TUNA GLENN F. LAUBAUGH POSTUM CEREAL ,:.* 22c HASH HasUngi BEEF Poslum Made with Milk—Perfect Health Drink 22c GERMAN’S •BEST YET’ ALL PURPOSE, HARD WHEAT FLOUR » 90c CORN FLAKES RICE Choice Blue Every trail we fit is guar­ antee to hold the rapture and we keep IL in proper idjuiUnent for you. Let us show 20c Rose. DIARY BELT, PURE, RICH EVAPORATED MILK 3 si1. The Prescription Drug Store WANTED-! 1—, ii, tarn ,..,i f.i Write <•„ lUnm-r roll HALE— Co«i<l estinx notate r. *h«we 729—F3I Ge.. OLEO Hlgh Quality White Leghorn, Barred Rock and R. I. Red Pul­ lets. Range Raised on own plant, GETTY'S HATCHERY AND LIFEBUOY SOAP 20c CHIPSO FLAKES ft 15c Wholesome Lb. CRISCO Vego Shortening. PINEAPPLE Fancy Sliced 1-lb. 20c 22c PLAIN, ASSORTED Carl Damon AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP 10 ... 55c BOWLENE SAL SODA Report of the* Condition of The Delton State Bank OPTOMETRIST Quart Jar 29c ?UBITY NUT FOR SALE Quality, Flavor, Value KITCHEN KLENZER KARO SYRUP Blue Label IMITATION VANILLA WANT TO lltv ID.tlnc .1. «oj. Fuy Jlummr SALAD DRESSING CORN Golden Bantam. No. 2 Can lie BAKING SODA a. & h. i-ib. rkg.7c O. K. SOAP AMBROSIA PURE At residence one-half mile north of Orangeville. COCOA 2 8 21c P. O. Shelbyville, Mich. HASTINGS MARKETS BULK OATS Makes an Economical Dish for Breakfast! Prtrtl. Fruit* and Vegetables Fresh Daily Lipton’s Tea . World's Finest Tea" Yellow Label, % lb. 23c Green Label, % lb. 18c SCRATCH FEED Wesson Oil To Make Good Tilings to Eat 9/le -«■ ztr. I POSIT?. C. THOMAS STORES SWhiMrt-r., 128 West State Street �Pralio ss te district snded HM) credit for the good work the Oom-'years before this Walter Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zuschniu NOT LESS and and daughter, Charlotte, of south of Hastings. Proponents of two constitutional Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woodward amendments point out one will re­ of Hastings were guests Sunday of duce gasoline taxes from three to the former's sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. two cents, apparently a tax saving. J. Beck. and family. The other amendment fixes the Mr. gnd Mrs. LaFloy Greenfield maximum weight tax at 35 cents. and sons of Quimby visited the lat­ These proponents emphasize the ter's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph {fact II will always be possible for Henney Sunday. the legislature to still further reduce Friends at Marion Clem will be these amounts. glad to know that he is able to get Reduction ky the legislature Is a around now in a wheel chair after legal possibility but next to a prac­ breaking his leg a few weeks ago. tical Impossibility. The consequent Winfred Marlow of Charlotte vis­ by "red tape" that ita efforts werejluiu. in a short time yellow fever loss of about $7,000,000 In highway ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. El­ more or leas nullified and work | was eradicated. Later there was income most definitely fixes the levy mer Marlow, over the week end. slowed up until the red tape could only one small epidemic and that Lawton Williams was In Chicago of--short duration and soon dis­ apprehensive picture of greatly In­ be cut at Washington. This took |I was ------* ■*— ■■-------------J------time, often held up work at the Ca-! appeared. The sanitary work on creased cost of replacement of part of last week attending A Cen­ tury of Progress. nal. and decisions of Washington the Canal was Just as Important as highways at a future date enters Mr. and Mrs. Frank House of officials who were not "on the lhe construction. In fact It Is a forcibly. Warnervine and Mr. and Mrs. Fay question whether construction would Tn a recent court hearing In Underwood of Holmes district spent best. Col Goethals always Insisted ever have been completed without Berrien county It was brought out Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ford Asthat the Canal was dug by civilians, this preliminary sanitary work. and proven by data and records that plnall._________ 2 ,__________ _ and that the early work of Stevens The Canal was completed and any alteration of lhe present income made the later work possible. He officially opened in August 1814. Just would destroy bond values, damage HOPE CENTER. admitted that turning the work over -'mission named to complete- the i to the army engineers did away with 20 years ago. Very little attention credit and interrupt county func­ Lost Week’s Letter. was given to It at the lime. Univer­ tions. “Bonds will have to be de­ Canal, which of course was tied up Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norwood with political "red tape." os Com- . the red tape and permitted the work sal attention was given to the World faulted.” P. A. Hndseil. Niles, and of Delton spent Saturday afternoon I to go on unhampered by outside In­ War which had Just broken out. John H. Bateman. St. Joseph, testi­ LYBARKER. Druggist.—Adv. missions invariably ore, and not give , at the McDermont home. ' fluence or orders. which made even the completion of fied. Fred Ashby and family and Mrs. At lhe same hearing. W. P. Har­ Col. Goethals was an army man. tills titanic work seem puny. As the Melllssa Ashby visited Mr. and Mrs. a man of splendid ability, thorough­ years have passed the Panama Ca­ vey. Benton Harbor, stated "Now Lester Fisher In Prtchardvllle Sun­ ly honest, and one who didn't per­ nal has come into Its own as a stu­ the automobile club wonts to shove mit the size of his hat to be ex­ pendous undertaking, a marvelous the burden onto the taxpayers. If day. Mrs. Bertha Turk Is very 111. panded. through thc honor and the engineering project, and an unusual they succeed with their amendments, great responsibility put upon him example of efficiency and honesty every fanner, and lot owner and of being selected as the one lo com­ In construction, put through with­ every township, village and dty will plete thia great work—the greatest out graft or scandal. It was an out- find there x Is no 15 mill limitation of its kind that the world over knew. staryllnR achievement of a great because additional taxes will have While construction work was going period of American conslructibn. to be levied or, every foot of land." Such able authorities warn us of typical of the urge of lhe American spirit towards colossal things, no the going backward affect of these _______ any employee, regardless of posi­ matter whether in the form of sky­ two amendments. tion or Importance, could approach scrapers. colossal dams, gigantic POWERS ECHOES. him and be assured of an honorable corporations, or what have you. It George Bedford Is convalescing bearing and fair treatment if he has attracted architects from all had any complaint to make, or any over the world, challenged the ar­ from an operation on his throat and questions to ask. When he could do tists and inspired the poets. It stands nose. He is doing as well M con | be expected. ) so he mingled freely with the men. as man's greatest work. George Bridge and son, Upward, | and when going put to view any bf Joliet, Ill., and Mrs. Clarence part of the work, he didn't seek or Thomlin and three children of Wil­ want any private car. He rode on mington. DL. are visiting at the an ordinary passenger car. the ‘home of Mr. and Mrs. Miner Palmon such a car that the late Richard Forest Schondelmeyer spent the B. Messer of this city met him. MrMesser visited thc Canal while It Dr. A, W. Woodbume gave the fl- post week with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Bowerman, at Yankee was under construction and after viewing some ot the great work, took on the last night and very fittingly Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Smith and a seat In a passenger car by the side of a stranger on the way back. The pcndence upon God. Camp Barry Infant daughter of Rocky River, two entered into animated conver­ has been enjoyed by IM boys' and Ohio, have been spending their va­ sation. a well known characteristic girls this year for regular camping cation visiting her father. George Bedford, and brother, Arthur Bed­ periods besides many visitors. at the great fund of Information the Adeibert Heath painted the tent ford, and family. man had in regard to the Canal. floor of the dining tent, and assisted CARLTON CENTER. Every little detail was at his in other clean-up Jobs last Friday Rev. Loomis Is quite ill at this tongue's end. The two rode along at camp. writing and under the doctor's care. for quite a while, and Mr.- Messer George Cogswell and Hugh Kelley Mr. Ickes of Freeport supplied at was so charmed by the stranger's will go with Mr. Angell to the State talk and by his great fund of in­ Hl-Y training camp on Old Torch the M. E. church Sunday In the abformation concerning the Canal, lake this week Friday for a week of that he ventured to ask him his intensive training in Hi-Y activi­ With Stake Body. Mrs. Fred Henney and son. Sunday name. You can imagine his surprise ties. afternoon, were Wayne Nichols and when the stranger replied "My Many Barry county girls are to friend. Chas. Griffith, of University name is Col. Goethals.” The two became very friendly, and Mr. Mes- have a fine camp experience at Kel­ of Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. John With Stake Body. logg's camp on Pine lake, Aug. 27- Wilaon and children of Durand. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson of Hastings, j tour of Inspection of the Canal. Scpt. 1. and all free. This Is mentioned only to show the DOWLING. democratic spirit of Col. Goethals. and the fact that though he was at Thc Ladies' Aid Society will serve the head of the world's greatest |ice cream and cake September 3, construction work, yet it interfered ]Labor Day. both afternoon and eve­ In no way with the size of his head. ,ning on the lawn at the home of Dr. Mrs. K. B. Rees. The greatest engineering dllflcul- and • ties were of course encountered In . Coral Depriester formed a party the formidable Culebra Cut, which (of six boys and left Sunday for even today shows some instability, iUnioh lake near Pontiac for a Here the type of earth was such ,week's stay, the trip being sponsored that at times it "slipped" and poured iby the Veterans of Bpretgn Wars great slides into the cut, often pH- ।and the funds optalnarf-by the Har­ Phone 2121 Hastings ing high on either side.. This part (old Payette post, the Soya haVing of the work was a continual battle, (merited this as a reward for selling and the expense and delay caused ।poppies. considerable criticism at home. Mrs. Gladys Woodmansee is at* These slides often would continue jPennock hospital at present where for long periods, but the huge steam .she underwent quite a serious sur­ shovels kept working back and forth. gical ( operation last week. and ate up the slides as fast as Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Fisher and they came down. Today the Cut ;Mrs. Etta Stanton formed a party of stands with rare Interruption to ।friends from Kalamazoo and Has­ traffic. There was once great con- tings । and had dinner at Milham demnation of the Gatun Dam. but jPark. Kalamazoo. Sunday. that is now forgotten, and it holds Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stanton and as If it were a part of the eternal ;Russell spent the week end at Bris­ rock. In the artificial lake created. tol । lake where they were-In camp submerged trees stand above the ,with relatives. water. While this may detract Miss Nyla Jean Pierce, who has * somewhat from the otherwise at- ।been visiting relatives in Detroit the tractive surroundings, yet It does ,past month, returned home Friday. serve as a reminder that this great Mr. and Mrs. Dorrence Trethrlc body of water U only an artificial (and sons of Cleveland arrived tn contrivance of man. Almost as striking as the construe- ।tlon and are at the home of their tlon of tive canal was the transfer- ,mother. Mrs. Anna Trethrlc. mation of one of the pest holes of Mr. and Mix. George Stanford earth. A district where vice, crime. tspent Saturday at Ionia and attend­ and degradation existed, was convert- ,ed the fair. ed into an orderly, healthy, clean At the meeting Thursday of the country, and the Influence of this ;L. A. S Doris Holcomb was reelected marked transformation has extend- ,president; Lottie Ormsbe, secretary; ed way beyond the Canal Zone. (Gertrude Gaskill, treasurer; May When the French began their ill- ]Hammond in charge of programs starred attempt to dl^ the Canal (and Sylvia Fisher flower committee. along in the 80s. and poured mil­ lions of money and countless thou- ■WEST ORANGEVILLE sands ofc lives Into theWenlure, the AND EAST GUN MARSH. wickedness of the old Isthmus be- Last । Week's Letter. * came tame by comparison, the. Mary Edison, daughter of Mr. and, French bringing along a lot of new ;Mra. Thomas Edison of Grand Rap­ vices, whose popularity spread. ।ids, returned to her home Monday Aware of the dangers that always after, , a week's visit with LaVem surrounded them In Ute form of ■VanEtt at the home of his parents. cholera, yellow fever and other dis­ Mr. and Mrs. James Modjeska and eases. the new comers followed the ,sister of Grand Rapids and Manis­ well known motto of “Eat, drink and ,tee respectively were house guests of C. E. VanEtt and family on that very thing often happened, and Tuesday last week. . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hawley of the final summons might be. The Reeds Lake, Grand Rapids, will be entire French venture under De the house guecte of Mr. Hawley’s Lesseps. was marked by graft, cor­ parents, Mr. and Mrs-C. E. Van Ett, “Now that baby la here, our telephone is more of a ruption. and was bewildering!/. in­ for the next two weeks. necessity than ever. I have to "do ipost of my shop­ efficient. The French sent over Mrs. 8. A. McCafferty, Mrs. Wayne wines and liquors by the ship-load, Ransbottom and daughter Marguer­ ping by telephone. And it enables me to keep In ' and disposed of it at the wholesale ite were in Plainwell one day last easy touch with Dad and Mother, with Frank at the price in France. In Panama was office, and with all our friends. almost every type of dive that could MTs. Wayne Culver called on her be conceived of. There were huge sister. Mrs. Roy Lowery at Prairie­ “But the impoatant thing to me is the assurance bars and great gambling houses. ville one evening last week. that we can telephone the doctor, firemen, police or What else was there to do? Outside S. COATS GROVE. other aid Instantly, day tor night, should anything whs the steaming Jungle, mosquitoes Mr. and Mrs. Lavem Belton and and death. Thus they argued, why happen.” _ not "eat, drink and be merry, for Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Hood ot Medina, to-morrow ye die." Very truthfully N.T., called at Wm. Bayne’s Friday. this section was referred to as a Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hammond and for only a few cents a day.' To place an order, call, "dung-heap of moral and physical children from near Dowling were write or visit the Telephone Businoaa Office. Installaabomination." Thia was the situa­ callers at Freeman Fisk's Bunday. tlou will be made promptly. / Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bayne. Flora tion whan the French Company went bankrupt tn 1888 and the Unh­ Wood and Melvin Oovllle spent Bun­ day at Arthur Benner's at Ms cotAmericans at once realised that clock-work. A lot of the eons true•Ion work is hidden by water or cov­ ered with the growth of tropical vegetation. Over there la a hill more than a mile long covered with thick growth, that looks os though It might have always been there, but (Continued from page one. part one) it wasn’t. Every Inch ot It is "made" land, and carried there from miles gineers constantly expressed amaze­ away. Thc enormous Gatun dam. ment at the way tn which each man the towering concrete walls ot the fitted into the vast "machine.", and locks, the huge cuts through the I the increasing rapidity with which hills are very largely concealed, or I that maciUne worked. Considering merged Into the completed whole. I Its magnitude, and thc many thou- that you do not appreciate them, sands of' men and- machines, who and naturally they are not as im­ a pttTl ot *JWB ncvc5 “ Passive M they were when the hitch./and everything went on like work WM being done. But, knowing ■. - ----- —-------------------------------------- what has been done, from the deck M - . _ _ _ _. ■_ A _ _ of the steamer you cart still gain an ovcrix>wcrlng sen.SC Of the loll which Ona dce« of ADIXRIKA quick- *Pnt ,n,« thP C«utructJon of lhe jy relieves gw* bloating, cleans Panama Canal, and the Iransformaout BOTH upper and lower tlon. of a Jungle Into a place of ■ bowels, Dowels, allows you to io eat cut, sou and'beauty. locality. sleep good. Quick, thorough acwouldn't be altogether fair to tlon yet gentle and entirely safe, j leuve the w<Jr|c Q, the orlg|nttl Com. IN BUILDING THE PfflMll IS T O stings will' inion SaU | PART I THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, August 22,1934 mission did. A tot of good work had j three other army doctors, with the been done even before Col. Goethals1 aid of soldiers who offered their was given charge? Col. John F. Uvea for the experiment, had proven Stevens, wl>o was serving before Col. .beyond question that yellow fever Goethals was given absolute com-!was transmitted by the bite of a mand. devised a system ot rail, mosquito. Il cost- one of the doctors transportation which Col. Goethals his life, and the heroic exposure of continued and which he was big these --------*—n.«men to sickness and ~ possible enough to admit was so efficient death, forms one of the noblest and perfect that thc Canal could not chapters in medical history. have been completed without It. JBo Col. W. O. Gorges applied Dr. even the original Canal Commission Walter Reed's theories to the clean­ was not without its good points. The ing up of the Canal Zone, though MORE TAXES, A C n VIa 5 ADLERIKA sister and 11 be held at-25. AU I “ WatcA th* FORDS Go By TBUI COBMBM. tended the fair dn Ionia Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Ham­ mond, Rose Marie. Robert and Paul, called on Mrs. Philo Sheldon and infant son. Philip Henry, Mrs. Elwyn Daniels and Mrs. George McCulla of Hastings Wednesday. Mrs. Edw. Walters la tenting on the camp grounds during conference and campmeeting. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hackbait, Leo Matcheck and friend of Lansing spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Malcolm and family spent one day last week at the Ionia fair. . The "Lucky Leven" Conning Club will hold its fifth meeting of the Gladys Wa afternoon at mend. Kenneth and Larry for a visit. Clyde Burdick and Mkw Vlrftata Hunsinger motored Wednesday to tended by Miss Marquita Menton Hammond Thursday evening. Aug. 23. AU members should be present at this meeting. Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Walters and bert Roach, sixteen guests being family of Grand Rapids spent sev- enta, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Walters. tlngs were Friday evening callers at the Claude A. Hammond home. by their many friends. They will ' Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Plfleld and family were Ionia fair visitors last Leota Forshey and children of Mt* week. Miss Retha Robinson, who spent Olocklln'a. The Car Without a Price Clai* ™ FACTORY-TO-YOU SALE Be Sure and SEE OUR USED CARS Before You Buy! Only one more week to take advantage of these special low prices on Puretest Products—Toilet Goods, Hospital Supplies, Rexall Remedies, Sundries and Stationery. Over 200 items to select from. See large hand bill for full list of items. Y.M.C. A. ITEMS 25c items >«19c 50c Items 39c 1933 V-8 FORD COACH c 1932 V-8 Ford DeLuxe Fordor 1930 A FORD COUPE low 35c 70c Save With Safety at the Rexall Store. 1 1930 A FORD COACH CARVETH & STEBBINS 1929 AA FORD TRUCK )c 2 for 2 for Good* Delivered 1928 CHEVROLET Truck Hasting*, Mich. Phone 2131 GARAGE COMPANY ic FORD DEALERS :r >c p )c ------- The DEMANDS OF THE HOUR MICHIGAN BELL ‘ TELEPHONE CO. S ic ,Y ic Not since the pioneer days of American history has there been greater need for a "LEVEE KEEL” in business and commercial policy than today. While ic 1 this is a nation of great resources, peopled by folks of unusual bus­ iness and financial enterprise, makes it none the less important that sound judg­ ment and careful thinking and planning be exercised. There is one place, however, where no American citizen can go wrong—the ac­ cumulation of money in a Savings Ac­ count in this bank—All deposits are in­ sured under the Federal Banking Acts of 1933 up to $5,000. This bank, always conservative and just as accommodating as sound banking policy will permit, invites your patronage. Jv u ill? WE NEED OUR TELEPHONE NOW MORE THAN EVER" Ic te 1 c ' HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 - Capital $150,000 tor's. Mra. Clarence Feltzer's for a malaria before work could be start­ few days while they were at A Cen­ ed on digging the Canal, Only a few tury of Progroas in Chicago. HASTINGS, MICH. — �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ‘ PAGE TEN H34 daughters of Grand Rapids were Bunday guests of Harold Smith and VAI IIARI F TH FARMERS family. TALUflPLt IU rAHmenO 1 Homer Bales and Mr. and Mra. ' ! Or . ley _ Bmtth „ called on Fred Smith . I MARRIAGE LICENSfcfi. Kot Alone for the Honey. was some tto . near Middleville time ago. We now know jare being raised to cross pollinate ।j vanderbrook. Rutland ....M and ta mlly ---------------r------------Sunday ■ ■ thP hM. M nrw ol nt the blooms of growing crops. guxldard. Grand Rapids 25 But in rertllllinf Trull, .that llul u„ b«e u u» mow vol-1 v«l-1 the •««<«»»■ i Ella And Crop, uiw, Inwcu n not on>, lumUhw| “F A F /J*”' ann famines atranaca inc iwua ’ • honey from which the owner of the [York, at one time head of the Kates / !Effa Mae Dean. Kalamaaoo ....34 sgtunlay. Other fair visitors during ” .agtunlBy. We can remember one ot.swarm Bets thP the benefit, doe* cUKure culture LHTUWUIM Division of win the United Stat wcboard umnuuci wrc session bcncht but it H »xwk does the of supervisor.-, ‘lar more. than Deportment nf <^r^Iture.^ha* been John VDowiw^lint V. Dowler. Flint ... ..................’’ 331 the week were. Clyde Stedge. stedge. son .. of .,r ^^ ehlu,. _ that. .. . The g<Ld . .. _ « ___ ,. . rXnarlmenl Affrimllture. ha* been'^n ■33 Lynn. Art Hedges. Frank Jack and county, when they were ashed tojpf the honey bee Is far more valu“l**1*^he^uhure*of honev beesr Tvle w.rbeck Munhall .23 Mr and Mrs. Harold Smith. contribute something for the pre- able than the honey It produces. {’orJ*bo“t,? cuMure of h y **" “ .21 ----------------- wa----------------wntlon of diseases which were then 'Npw we knpw that the bee has a *“ *’ <n Dorto E’ A ’ Pelt<” " j ’ . PRAIRIEVILLE. „«.>■ duuojta, ll» „.™ or trra. MW do Ml. the produc UdW U>. «or PROBATE COURT PROBATE COURT. J, A w— ••• A nuau^uMuicuAA« miscellaneous shower was gW­­ L ■■ .. ...........................~.eminent there in shaping its proExt. william William Orns. Orn*. Cltatlo Citation Issued.[en Mr*. Raymond Mann (nee Mll' dred" Fi*her)~at ~ thhe Methodist —~ . . ... ----f(lr _ second five year plan of «... tu . i H p . r>»t ' gram for a E4t. Lorenzo Mudge. Petition for •*“a : production. He states that the So- extension of time to make appeal Church last week. Ivlet farmers have turned to bee- filed, order extending time to make Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brigham । keeping by necessity. and son and Mrs. Cressey Brigham appeal entered. | We can hardly estimate thc value Est. Alice Willison. Order con­ and children of Decatur called on I to the agriculture of thl* country’ of firming sale entered. ' j Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Hughes . the honey bee. * Thursday. . Est. Donald D. Hess. Petition for | SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Allen Shclp. who spent a week in rehearing and amended order as­ .Grand Rapids visiting relatives, re­ Decreasing yields, poorer quality and signing residue filed, order for re­ turned home Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and order asbaby, Marcia, ncarcia. were Sunday aunaay guests hearing entered, amend* ---------------Mra- Lucy Norris accompanied later maturity are noticeable tendencies I baby. ot Mn. Roy Norton. M•>] :• » “■“■ “ ■w—"w----------_Totlmon, . isira. mina van ajtiic ».«. ■■ .■« — cf Mr. Mr. .nd -r.- "r in field crop production in many sections Est. Walter J. Bissell. Testimony ■ Ionla falr i^day. Carlton Center. n A---------n, a I-A Honeywell of NlchoU 'on determination of heirs filed, order ■ of the country. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kantner. ur;; ~_'TZLr h.ir. stared. Mr. and Mrs. WUlls Kantner and .^rarmintm, de^7^wim.m s?l£i!^PetlU«i to hospital and ’gentleman ’friend of daughter of Hastings. Rev. Dorwin ^1^111'*'"^, 5? Battle Creek called on Mr. and Mrs. These trends make for higher produc­ Wbiunock ot Branchhilt. Ohio, and ES? to! ' D. N. Honeywell Sunday. ing costs and increase the hazards of ag­ .... । order to present u. a. bona tor pay-1 Mrs. Philip O’Toole and daughter. Guy Kuntner and family were Sunment entered. Patricia, of Battle Creek spent the riculttire. Many soils are losing their I day guests of Levi Kantncr In honor Est. William Williams. Inventory fore part of last week with Mr. and pf hte birthday. power to produce healthy, profitable filed. Mrs. D. N. Honeywell. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wotring. Est. Mason Cline. Annual ac­ Mra. Mary Polley te a guest of crops. Laird and Betty, spent Tuesday eve­ count filed. Dr. and Mr*. Charles Mullen and ning at the Ionia fair. Esl William H. Pipp. Bond of Mr's. Boyd Cortright of Otsego. । Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher at­ Mr. and Mra. Delos Hughes and tended thc funeral of her uncle at administrator filed, letters testa­ mentary issued, order limiting set­ children of Toledo, Ohio, visited ! Fort Wayne, Ind.. Sunday. On your wheat this fall and harvest a , ' Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson tlement entered, petition for hear­ their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. ing claims filed. good crop next harvest. Norris, and Richard Hughes over and children spent Sunday with Est. Nancy Cline. Bond of execu­ the week end. Walter Thompson In Coats Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hughes and Laird Wotring and David Chris­ trix filed, letters testamentary is­ order limiting settlement en ­ sued, family of Cleveland, Ohio, are oc­ tian spent Thursday and Friday in tered. rfttlce to creditors issued. cupying the Charles Hughes cot-1 ' Lansing and Detroit. Est. Mary Hall. Bond of executor tage at Crooked lake and enterI A number of people entertained Mr. and Mrs. Orville Van Wle to a filed, letters testamentary Issued, talned Mr. and Mrs. Cllntpn Hughes, order limiting setJement entered, pe­ of Kalamazoo Sunday, also Richard '•'Belling'’ Friday evening. 1 Mra. Bertha Mulllne and children tition for hearing claims filed, notice' Huglies during the week. Flour, Feed, Coal. Cement, Lime, Brick, Tile Farm Implement! Some one broke into F. J. Hughes' , ' of Battle Creek spent thc week end to creditor* issued. Est. Emma Shoup. Inventory filed, hardware store Bunday night. Mr. i , with her sister, Mrs. Walter HerachHASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 Est. Eleanor M. Wolfe Demaray. t Hughes has not estimated the loss . bergrr. Petition for guardian filed, order ' as yet. I Miss Louise Wotring of Nashville spent part of lost week with Miss appointing guardian entered, bond, Andrew Haven and daughter of j of guardian filed. letter of guardian- RatUc Creek called on Mrs. Sum Betty Wotring. ship Issued. 'DeBack Sunday. UfiNCV RFF IQ nunc I DEC IO :•«» in this county. At that time the 'tidn of fruit* and with fertilizing of fmembera of the board did not look othcr cr°P3' mcmtxrs Ol me ooaru aia ow mxw rusjIx millions of colonies of wlth any favor upon.-uslng taxpaykep£ for othcr p^. ---------------------h a purpose. That 1PO»es"than'h«iey ,production. They I ers' money for such • •-------------------- --------------- m «bo. o™. . 7b the Farmers ! Use A A Quality Fertilizers EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Value in milk consists first of the abundance of its food elements to nour­ ish the body. But a higher value, because it saves danger from dis­ ease, and gives a sense of security to the user, is CLEANNESS! WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION Is then placed in our refrigerator, where It U cooled to a temperature Just above freezing. It is kept on ice in the milk truck until it is delivered at your home. The State of Michigan, after a thorough In­ spection of our plant and herd, authorized us to sell our milk at Grade A. It costs no more on that account. We sell It Pasteurized or Raw as you prefer. LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH OUR GRADE A MILK. CALL PHONE 2651 AND WE LL DO THE REST I THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 :: Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will have an auction sale on what is known as the Jas. A Johnson farm, 2 1-2 miles north and 1 mile west of Hastings, on < TUESDAY, AUGUST 28 Commencing at one o’clock, and sell the following:— HORSES. Team of iron greys. Gelding, 5 yrs., wt. 1500 lbs. Mare, 6 yrs. old, with foal, wt. 1500 lbs. (This is a good team.) COWS. Black cow,-5 yrs. old, due to freshen Sept. 10th. Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old. Durham cow, 3 yrs. old. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old. (These cows have all been bred back.) HOGS. Poland China sow, due Aug. 20. TOOLS. Wagon with flat rack. Two-horse walking cultiva­ tor. , , Two-sec. spike tooth drag. No. 12 DeLaval cream sepa­ rator. 2 cream cans—5 gal. New double work harness. 2 horse collars, size 22. Old double work harness. Two-sec. spring tooth drag. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Kerosene stove, 4-bumer, nearly new. Bake oven. Brown enamel coal heater. Other articles too numerous to mention. Northrup. Order. Mrs. Ethel Stebbins and Mrs. Est. Charles H. allowing claims entered. | Danford Higgins of Kalamazoo । Est. William H. Couch. Order al-1 spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. lowing accounts and appointing ad- i Winslow Martin of Hickory, ministrator entered. ; Mrs. Abe Herminett is caring for 1 Est. Agnes Putnam. Report and her daughter's. Mrs. Maurice Farfinal account ot estate of executorjrell’s, family during the daughter’s, filed, order for publication entered.! stay at the Delton hospital. Est. Thomas Sullivan. Petition' Mrs. Merritt Wood and son. I for determination of heirs filed, or- George, attended the Helrigel re-1 der determining heirs entered. I union at Trail's End. Gun lake, Sun-1 Ext. Mary Hendley. Waiver of *day afternoon. notice filed, order allowing account: Mr. and Mrs. Verne Calthrop were 1 entered, discharge of administratrix guests of Dr. and Mrs. Carlton of Issued, estate enrolled. [ Gun lake Sunday. Est. Dwitt Blasdell. Proof of will! Thc people of the M- E. church ' by commissioner filed, order admit- j do so much praise thc splendid ’ , ting will entered. courtesy shown us at the Delton Ext John Smith. Warrant and hospital. Although It was Jn \no ' inventory filed. I way large enough to accommodate tlings are spending the week with I Orangeville Wednesday to be guests' Mrs. Burdick and Clark Saddler] Est. Anna Curtis. Petition to con- all yet lhe services rendered were 1Mr. and Mrs. Evan Fuller and chll- ‘Of MrS 8- A McCafferty until j He was as hale and hearty as usual] ' vey real estate .filed, order for spe- i such as one could expect of a large <dren; FridaV when Mrs MeCaffcrtv re- Mrj aeorK<’ Baddler was the oldesl clflc performance of contract cn-i hospital. Mrs. Henry Williams and Mrs. La- turned with them to their horns. ono Prcsent Bhe has passed hd . tered. I ----------------- ++*-----------------Fayette Usborne called on their Mrs McCafferty will attend the Wlh ycnr' Mrfl' Sn00,t and ?B ?nd 76 rc’?SCl,,1ve] Est. William H. Couch. Bond of MIDDLEVILLE. (cousin. Mra. Dolly Lee. of Hastings, 'centuryolI Progress some time dur-' L’ra'« al*o 1 administrator de bonis non filed, | Tlw school board has hired Mike (and took their aunt. Mrs. Lucy Caln. week an(| rcturn to herily' A11 5ccmcd ,o havc a K<K>d V0! nral oJ a»d *1 letters of administration issued, dis- Bender to drive one of thc busses and ito the Pennock hospital Sunday aft-^^ne^re wme time 'charge of executor Issued, petition also to take care of them. His head- jemoon. Mra. Caln fell recently and 1 neXt week. We wish her a very Iwc" “ lcc cream a Plcnt> • vmu icii nxcnuy aua ■ nrxt week. We wish her a very-, ’ — .................. | to give deed filed, order to give deed quarters will be at the former Ford ।broke lirnkr* her h«>r hip. hltl Rim la in In a very pleasant . ... ___ ..__ She vacation. I! IlMr. and Mrs. Howard UnwtAV Hawley re-| entered, inventory filed. ; Garage, where he will oversee that । critical condition. I 8add|er rcunlon hcJd al turn*Ito Grand Rap^Sund.jraftEst. Lydia E. Williams, Testimony all are in proper condition before ———----------------। David Saddler's nt Bradley Bunday. |" «l*ndta« a with Mrs. Hawof freeholders filed, license to sell leaving. He started on the Job Aug. ,WEST ORANGEVILLE Aug. I0. Mr. and Mra. Bert Saddler >y» Mr' and C E issued, oath before sale filed, report ISttz and is busy getting them overAND EAST GUN MARSH, being host and hostess. Elias 8a<l-lVan Ettlaf sale filed. jhauled. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Witty of'dler. now 82 years old attended with Mrs. VanEtt and son LaVem were ' Est. of Carrie L. Gerlingen Order Thursday P. M. Charles H. WhltColumbus Grove, Ohio, motored to [his daughter and son from Detroit, I in Plainwell on business Saturday. bppointing commissioners on claims more and his lady friend, who have ( entered. jbeen visiting his parents. G. D. and I Est. Hettie Landis. Final account Mr»- Whitmore, left for Muskegon to filed, waiver of notice filed, order i visit relatives. Mrs. Whitmore went I allowing account entered, discharge'as far as Grand Rapids with them of administrator issued, estate en- where she visited her daughter and rolled. family for a few days and called on f Est. Birney McIntyre. Petition for Patricia Stridd authority, to withdraw money filed, • pital undergoing an operation. Bhe order to turn over money entered. was doing as well as possible Sunday ' f Est. Dewitt Blasdell. Bond of ex- | when the .last report was had from , ecutrix filed, letters testamentary Is- her. This is the second time she has | sued, order limiting setlement en- been operated on in her ten years of । tered. petition for hearing claim* life. ‘filed । The last word from C. L. Boley, Est. John W. Wolfe. Petition to । who is ill at hi* daughter's home in | reduce bond filed, order reducing Leighton township, was that he was bond entered. | feeling some better. We are all in I Est. Mary S. Mason. Annual ac- .fioperf for hte quick recovery. Itouni filed. | Fred Granger U driving to and Est. George D. Gould. Release of j from Prairieville where he te operat' guardian filed, discharge of guar- ; ing a garage of late. ■ dion issued ] £- E. Faulkner had charge of our | EsL Elizabeth Flnkbeiner. Order local drug store, the latter part of ' allowing claims entered. ixhe week, while Paul and wife had a Esl, John E. Nichols. Annual ac-i short vacation. I count filed. I L. E Hamilton left Monday for a , Est. Lyle Felder. Inventory filed, two weeks’ trip In thl thumb dte1 annual account filed. [trlct ot Michigan. Deering binder, 7-ft. cut Est. Caleb Boniface. Petition for ' Recently Albert Wleringa threshed Deering mower, 5-ft. cut. license to sell filed. |24»5 bushels of grain on the Henry 11-hole Hoosier drill. Dump rake. i Est. Etta J. Aldrich. Waiver of Flnkbeiner farm. Thl* was largely notice filed, order appointing ad- wheat and barley, balance oats. Till* Deering side delivery rake. ministrator entered. te thc largest amount he ever Steel land roller. j Est. Hattie Duxbury. Will filed threshed In one day and was all Little Willie riding cultivator. petition for probate of will filed through before six o’clock. Some waiver of notice filed. ' 'day’s work. Oliver No. 99 walking plow. Ior&ldS'Zr.‘brtnftl‘''or*'r‘‘tS; SOETHWraT‘cARtTON. 25-tooth lever drag, nearly new. TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. Nothing to be removed un­ til settled for. Values in Milk Highlands Dairy milk comes from our own tested and accredited herd- The cows are properly housed and fed. and kept In clean stables. Human hands never touch lhe milk from the time it is taken Into our clean milk house until it is delivered at your door. Every bottle is washed and sterilized. Thc milk is mechanically conveyed to thc bottler, and thc bottle automatically capped. Tlw bottled milk T Hastings, Mich. JACOB KAUSCH, Propr Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. Clyde Stedge, Clerk. AUCTION SALE The TIRE SENSATION Tirestone CENTURY PROGRESS III TIRE III of ’34 SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES! $ Beyond Comparison QUALITY PRICE in and WITH ANY FIRST QUALITY TIRE MADE 4.50- 20 4.50- 21 4.75-19 5.00-19 5.25- 18 5.25- 21 5.50- 17 5.50- 18 5.50- 19 H 6.00-19 H 6.50- 19 H. 7.00-20 H. D. D. D. D. 16.10 6.30 6.70 7.20 8.00 8.80 $8.75 9.05 11.20 12.45 14.30 17.10 OtAer st'sas proportionately low ANDRUS SERVICE THE HOME OF BLUE SUNOCO GAS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN — TELEPHONE 2240 Having decided to quit farming, I will ditpote of my per­ sonal property at public auction at my farm, 1 1-2 miles west and north of Cloverdale on Sec. 17, Hope township, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29 Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp, and will offer the following:— publication entered ’ Remember the Carlton Center -----------------tr . I school reunion to be held at CarlTHE CROSSROADS. * I ton Center on Thursday. Augu*t flO. Mr and Mrs Earl Williams. Mr*. I** aU t«ch(,rs- PUP11® aud ' Ernest williams and Harold spent dent*. ’ Sunday with Mrs. Mildred Roush at! a fpw from ,hls Y’cinity atiGun tended thc Ionia fair the part week. I Gun lake. The Usborne rcunlon wa* held at j Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boughner of home of----Mr.---------------and Mr*. LaFayeHe jFreeixjrt visited Mr. .. and Mrs.the —--------------I George Townsend Saturday evening Uiborne H’borne on Monday evening in hon- . Uiborne'abirth. birth-1 and ail attended the Flower show at or of Mr. rLaPayette n»hnmi.'« 1 day. They decorated the yard* while ! . Hastings. 1 Miss Naomt Cisgett attended a Mr. Usborne was doing chore* and surprised at j reunion at Gun lake Sunday. surpnsen him mm when wnen they uwy came >i j Theo Fedewa spent Sunday, with *MVCn blowing horns and making I l his mother. Mrs. sceley Lancaster, lots of noise. About thirty-five were, neat- Sunfield and called on his suj» mere. - ----They came from Bchnectady. New Ybrk, Grand Rapid*. Lansing, I ter. Mrs. Skillman Forshey. Ernest Williams is spending a tew Lake Odessa. Podunk. Freeport and' I days with Mr. and Mrs. Jap Ray- Carlton Center. Light refreshments rnond of Yankee Springs. were served and Mr. Usbome re­ John Cook and family spent Sun- ceived a lovely gift. Mra. Walter Culbert zpent Friday d iy with Frank Francisco and fam­ ily , of Freeport. , .. land Saturday with her mother at Mr. and Mr*. Newman T™ Tuttle ... of Caledonia. Pauline Ertz of Grand Rapids Lansing spent Sunday with .Mrs. Jane Tuttle. spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Clayton Marble spent Sunday with Anna Buck and daughters hls'parente. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mar­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber call­ ble of Hastings. ed on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crockford Mr. .and Mrs Hugh Riley, daugh­ of North Carlton Sunday evening. Haze! Shriber and Lucille Robinter Belva, of Hastings and Barbara ’"t •’■•nday at Gun lake and Lorraine OUs op Rutland spent »rSunday evening with Harold Smith SfeynA Nichol* of Ann Abor and familyJ tUTueu nome Friday to spend John' Cook and family attended real of hte vacation with Mr. Hie Webster reunion Wednesday MY*. Rugtoe Nichol* which was held at the home of Mr. Walter Culbert aud son R and Mrs. Lynn Lawrence of Hick- were tn Union City Friday on MH. Dick and Barbara Fuller of STOCK-HORSES. Gray horse, 10 yrs. old, wt. 1650 lbs. Gray mare, 8 yrs. old, wt. 1650 lbs. This is an extra good team. CATTLE. Jersey and Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh. Jersey and Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, due Feb. 20. Jersey cow, giving good mesa of milk. HAY AND GRAIN. 2 tons alfalfa, 2nd cutting. 6 tons alfalfa, 1st cutting. 5 tons timothy. 2 loads oat straw. About 300 shocks of com. FARM TOOLS. 60-tooth spike tooth drag. Moore riding plow. Steel wheel wagon. 1 3-4 inch Wear-more harness. Flat rack. Wagon box. Wide pair sleighs. ' Primrose separator, No. 3. Maytag power washer. Crosscut saw.' Grindstone. IS or more crates. FURNITURE. . Schiller cabinet grand piano to offer. Many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. No good, lo bo removed until settled for. RUSSELL HART PROPRIETOR Dewey Reed. Auctioneer. Mark Garriaon, Clark. �THK HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST it, IBM Order COAL to Fill Yatir Bin! Miss Mabel Sisson called on her of near Coats Grove called on Ro­ new cousin. Roberta Grace StescJj. berta Grace Bisson and mother Wednesday, en route to Muskegon Tuesday. rfllh Miss DeYoe, for a few days' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ware of South Extra Bushels and Benefits 'vacation. Lowell were Saturday evening guests Mra. Gail Lightfoot, chairman for at-lhe J. E. Roush home. to Legnme Seedings From Members of the Church of the ths Freeport .Flower Show, to be Added Plant Food held in a part of thc Kunde hard­ Brethren located between here and । East Laming.—The use of ferti­ ware building on Saturday. Sept. 1. Elmdale, of which Rev. C. L. Wilk- ! lizer for wheat has proved to be a U glad to report that Mra. M. H. Ins is pastor, have the pleasure of. profitable Investment in testa con­ ------------Sheffield---of-----------Grand--Rapids has UVV, been acting as hosts to the State District' ducted by the soils deportment at appointed to be the judge at lhe1 conference of the church, a large Michigan State College aver a peri­ Flower 0l»ow. Mrs. Sheffield Judged tcnt ha4 **«n erected and plans i od of years on many different soils at the show last year and the ladies made to care for a large crowd.! types. arc very happy to secure her sent-! which Includes delegates from all In addition to the increase In Ices again. Everything pointe to a! parta of Michigan, both upper nad wheal yields, there Is a marked very successful flower show this lower peninsulas. The meetings benefit to seedings which may be ,year. ------ All entries --------------------Continue for four days beginning must be registered sown with the grain as a nurse crop. not later'than 10:30 A. M. to be। on Tuesday of this week. Thc main I Applications of the right analysis Judged. Judging will start prompt- speakers are Dr. D. W. Kurts of of wheat fertilizers have paid in the Bethany Bible Seminary. Chicago, College tests even with the extreme­ Mra. Ella Catt Informs us that In and Dr. Keteer. a returned mission- । ly low prices that have prevailed a recent letter from her daughter­! ary from Africa. On Wednesday aft-1 for wheat In the past few seasons. in-law, Mrs. Orrie Catt, of Kalkaska, ernoon a chorus of 100 men led by I In tests made on the John Reagle she sne was Informed imormcu that tnai Orrie had ,Or“nd farm, near Cass City, yields were had » very narrow escape from seri- l*'*1* R*v W1*klns extends an • improved 20 bushels per acre when ous injury or possible death. He was ‘“v11*110" to these services. 250 pounds of superphosphate were working on a steam shovel, on a' S*™"1 from here attended school -■■•uig ml „ aunni oiwtci, on u , ’ .. „ .-------------------applied per acre. The use of 250 -----.— . . . 'reunions construction job. when a chain '^unions at South Pish Fish and Jones pounds of 4-16-4 also gave Lu.. _ a _ 20 — . broke, flying bock and striking him achoo,s Saturday, and Brown school buahel buahel Increase, Increase, and and the the same ------- Ln tbe facc jge Wfts ttuwn about 00 Sunday. Pleasant Valley school me **c wna uuuwn kooui : , 77: . ,------------------ ; amount of 2-16-2 added 21 bushels fifteen fe -._ landinn feet, landing on hl* his t»rk back hold their th®*r reunion this week week SaturSator- , on a stone pile. He was badly | and lhc Lowc schools on SunWith wheat at M cents a bushel, bruiiicd but ids many friends here । “J'-. the returns for each dollar spent rejoice that hte injuries were not L.A d“uKhtcr was.born to Mr. and I for fertilizer would be »fl 93 for su- I more serious Mrs. Warren Kidder, Jr.. Saturday .perphosphate. 43.74 for 4-18-4, and ... ’ .. night. August IL The Misses Vernlce Benson and We commend the Wesleyan Meth•6.47 for 1-12-6. The increase In l yields would have paid for thc fer­ Zona Smelker vtelted the former's odtet conference in lhe splendid ac­ tilizer If wheat had been worth only ! ^L*n..Ch wcek and Bt* tlon takcn ln behalf -of Rev. M. 13 cents a bushel when the phos­ te2r, J®® f“' .... ! Lewis Bunday. This h a splendid exphate was used. . Bfghtecn cent imZXi ro2ifr 0( ^dwnyd ftmP*e of practical religion, so much wheat would have paid for thc 2-12­ <Mary) Peet, a former teacher In > talked of 0. and 23 cent wheat would have re­ the local schools, were sorry to hear turned the money spent for 4-16-4. of her serious Illness In a Grand I ASSYRIA. I Rapids hospital following the birth , FREEPORT. of a son on August 1. The baby' The Briggs annual school reunion Plans for the big homecoming cel­ lived only a short time. I held on Thursday. August 16, which 1 ebration to be held hero Sept. 1-3, Mr. and Mra. Earl Rogers called f marked lhe fiftieth annlverare progressing nicely. At one on the latter's sister at Hastings! «arY of the present school build- I o'clock on the flrat day lhe Queen Saturday. . 1 ing. was well attended. About sev- . will be crowned. Band concert, con­ Tiie many friends of Rev I. H 'enty-flve were present, mostly stu- : gests, free acta, balloon ascension, Osgood were happy to learn that at dents of earlier -days. Those of the , water battle, etc,, will follow a the annual conference just closed 'cl>ua ol 60 present were. Mra; Dane : baseball game between Freeport at Barnaby Park near Sunfield, he 1 Woodmansee. Mrs. Etta Smith, Mrs. jand Alto. The Flower Show was assigned to lhe local U. B. 'Linda Cooper, Gustus Welchcr, Lucy I will bo open to the public church for another year. We arc' Brown. Fred Brown. Mrs. Mary ■ all day. In the evening there will i glad to welcome this good man back Brandt and Hugh Case. Only one pa-1 I be a prize drawing. A display of to our community for the year. tron of fifty years ago. and still Hv-1 relics and antiques will be a feature | Mr. and Mrs. Gall Ughtfool and here, is Alex Cortrigiit. He had [ of the celebration. An aeroplane Carl, with Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Rick-1®150 the distinction of being the old- | will be on hand to give rides to ert. returned Tuesday from Mans- wl onc present. Frank Pratt and । j those desiring them. On Monday field. Ohio, where they were guests Griffin Cummings come next. Mra. , ithere will be a complete change of of. relatives for several days. They Ella Eggleston, a student in the program, with another baseball attended the Laurel reunion all0,d »chool house and formc^ Judge I game between the same teams. In Mansfield while there and visited 101 probate, gave a very Impressive I the evening other things of interest "The House of Tomorrow" built by tolk and with reminiscences of old' are being planned and will be added Westinghour« engineers. | er days the meeting adjourned. As I to the program later. A number of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Brunner. Mr. | thc township centennial of the setconcessions will be on hand and and Mrs. Laurence Endres and Ben; Uement of Assyria comes next year I everything possible to make these Walt were business visitors at Grand the organization will co-operate in I the biggest days Freeport ever had, Rapids Thursday. , , the observation. Is being done. Many former resi­ Miss EHmi Lewis te spending tiie •A party of young people from the dents have already sent word they week at the Wesleyan camp meeting Elite, and Bristol communities en| would be here and a large crowd Is south of Hastings, where she te act-, Joyed a picnic Sunday at Pine lake, i looked for each day. Bulletins will ing as pianist. The annual Shafe reunion was | be Issued each morning giving the Lloyd Karcher and family of held on Sunday at the home of Mr. I program for that day. Plan to Join Grand Rapids spent the week end jand Mra. George Shafe of the Eagle at the home of hte parents. Mr. and 'dtelrict. your friends in Freeport. , Geo. Winans of Remus spent lhe Mrs. Leap Karcher. । Several from thte locality attondweek end at the Ben Wait home. The King's Heralds, under the'ed the Ionia fair last week. " Saturday evening he called at thc leadership of Gaytha Loomis, en- 1 Thte community te In gloom at ■ homes of John Fish and Mra. Jehlal Joyed a picnic at the Perkins home lhf sudden posstoB of Derwood Bul| Rogers. on Tuesday. Report next week. |Icf the Eagle district, he being r Frank Clark returned Sunday tveJay Blakeney was In charge orMled on Friday night at a railroad 1 nlng to the home of his daughter, thc local barber shop last week dur-1 crossing. He. with hte aunt, uncle [Mrs. Glenn Perkins, after spchdlng Ing Mr. Rosser's absence for a few .and tan<1 cousins, left recently for A a visit vteit 1 about two weeks with another days' vacation. ’Cwith with relatives relatives in In Cheboygan. Cheboygan. A A daughter at Grand Ledge. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sage are the Webber boy. where Derwood was I Miss Esther Herrington, who Is a parents of a son. Dean Richard, i visiting, v,*"ln'’ was also killed and •two —• [ school nurse In tlw extreme west­ born August 0. Congratulations. ’li others 1 in Use back seat were injured. ern part ot the upper peninsula, was Mra. V. Lobdell, son Richard and Mr. Butler, thc father, te a train । greeting her many friends here over daughter Helen, spent last week at dispatcher at Lapeer. He was re­ Gun lake. : cently transferred from Battle Quite a number of local people I' Creek. Thc funeral will be held on 1 Wcj are sorry to report the illness I of Rev. P. Loomis, who has been took in the Ionia fair last week, i Tuesday at the home at two o'clock. confined to bis bed since Friday Among them were: Mr. and Mrs 1 Betty ^“y Lou and Marguerite Burchaurenwith a serlopa leg and neck in­ Glen Perkins, Mr. and Mra. Geo eU ‘t will win sing over WELL at Battle fection. the exact nature of which Near. Mr. and Mra. K. Braendle. Crcck on Thursday at the dcvotlonhas not yet been learned. His many Ben Walt and daughter. Alma. Mra’ “* Period- conducted by Rev. Harfriends hope for a speedy recovery. Marie Vander Male. Ivan Roush I 0,d Di*on of the Ministers' AssociaRobert Carter and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. King and Mrs'l11^ Frances, of Fairmount. Ind., and J. Bustance. I The little red school houses arc Mr. and Mra. Gall Carter of Marton, Mrs. Leo Sutton (Eunice Herring-' beto< cleaned in readiness for the Ind., drove to Freeport Saturday to ton) and small child of Kalamazoo I opening of lhe school year. Several I make thc acquaintance of their were gucste at lhe I. E. Moore home I *UI bc*,n September 4. granddaughter and niece. Roberta Friday. j . Mra. Irene Jones will be hostess j Grace Sisson. They returned to Mrs Ralph Burton tEdlth Moore) 1 at the Pleasure Birthday organlza। their homes thc same day accom- and little daughter. Lloyd Moore, Uo9Kled by Mra. Robert Carter, who aud friend. Robert Furgeson, and' Joyco nalne Hyde spent part of been with lier daughter. Mrs. Mra. Ada Brown, all of Detroit have 11401 week al Wall lake in camp with Victor Sisson, the past month. been guests at the I. E. Moore home 1 her aunt- Mrs- Florence Hill. Her Mrs. Roy Nagler left Tuesday for the post week. I parents. Mr. and Mrz. a. C. Hyde, Muskegon Heights to remain indefi­ We have tried to learn some thing Joln«l them tor thc week end. nitely with her mother. Mrs. R. W. of lhe condition of our good friend Mr- aVd Klrs- Vance Warren'and 'Moulton, who is critically ill. E. H. Adams, who te at University daughter. Mrs. Chapman, of Flint, I Services at the M. E. church Sun- hospital at Ann Arbor. We are in- and Mr and Mrs- Will Garrett and I day morning were In charge of Mrs. formed" that due to n severe cold tomily attended the funeral on ! Loomis and Ralph Moore, owing to plans had been changed. However ' Wednesday of an aunt. Mrs. Lina i the illness of Rev. Loomis. There hte family here received a telegram Middleville. was no evening service. from lhe hospital Monday morning I A', c Hyde and Will Strain, sustatlng that he was to be operated I pcrv“ors of Johnstown and Assyria are sponsoring a taxi party this upon at 9.15 that morning We anx-1 townships, and wives attended the ■week Wednesday. Several car loads iousiy await further reports and annual supervisors' picnic held at J of people will participate. They will hope the operation is successful and 1 Walter Beach landing. Bristol , motor to Oun lake where they will that he will make a rapid recovery, i Iak.c- on Thursday. be guests at the cottage of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Fish and . “6“^ Case, who te slaying with Mrs. J. W. Wolfe. All who took Son. John, of Lake City, were guests ihls nePh*w. Wesley Brandt of Con­ ’part in last year's taxi party have st the home of the former's brother I VJ?' spcnt ovcr Sunday at the home looked forward to this year's event. John, and wife, from Saturday noon brother. Hugh Case, Full report next week. until Monday morning. The men I c MS' 8nd, ^Irs- Frcd Mulcr spent Mra. James C09I, Mrs. Albert attended the reunion of South Fish , ~unday w Mr- and Wra. Byron Wells. Mrs. John Rickert and Mrs. school Saturday. Sunday guests at Ouj' of Baltimore honoring thc first Gall Lightfoot spent Saturday at the John Fish home also included natal day of HtUe Kendall Guy, । the Barry County Flower Show at Mrs. John Myers and son. Adon.: ----------------- » | Hastings, acting in the capacity of of South Bowne. Mr. and Mra. Allen KLINGENSMITH. chairmen and assistants as assigned E^*.rnd IU^n' Mrs Dceda kIr and Mrs J"vb> Campbell and NMr anrtdM^l“r'^theAHefrVlgti’n iUmlly and Mrs' Campbell^ mother. by the management of thc show. ( Mrs. Bethel Shaw of Battle Creek a.»d n Overholt now Mrs McLaughlin, qf West of Mid­ I is spending a week's vacation with Clarksville where Galen dleviUe spent Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brunner. the A. C. Johnson home. Mrs. Laura DuPrey of San Jose, Percy Rosser enjoyed a wellMr. and Mrs. C. Pearce of near i Calif., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. ^?r 8 lew days last‘<:Bln to‘ite apent apent Sunday Sunday with with the the ledonla I Claude Walton, and family at pres­ KJM;l*Uer, parrnu. Mr. Mr,. CUP, ent. Recd City and other places, includ­ WUlyard. Ralph Stewart and family have ing several good fishing places of Oyr school will begin Sept. 3 with tawed into the Mrs. Jas. Hullibergcr former fame. , Mrs. Velma Steeby as teacher. 1 house. We understand that Supt. Mra. H. J. Burleigh of Campbell Mrs. Albert Green and family 1 and Mra. Grant Voorhles will occu- was taken ill with appendicitis and spent Saturday in Kalamazoo with । py thc Everhart house soon. was rushed to Pennock" hospital | Mr. and Mrs. Win. Olthouse-wero Monday night where Dr. Wedel per­ Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Walls. The Musca LaDora and Harriet I among those from here who at­ formed an emergency operation. At Scott ot Hastings spent Bunday with tended lhe Bownc Center school rc­ last reports she was recovering nlcetheir parents. Mr. and Mra. Harry unlon at Bownc Center Saturday Scott. afternoon. They report a good at­ Llttle Mtes Nadine Cook of Lake Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bitgood of , tendance and a fine time. ?de^.l.S?Cnt ^torday and Sun- Nashville spent the week with-Mr. i Mr. and Mra. Carl GlllUand of Mrs 'ed'Hall8TBndparcntS1 Mr- and ahd Mrs. Perry Van Tuyl. , Flint apent Saturday and Sunday here, gueaU of her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Art SclXert. son NORTHEAST CARLTON. Mrs. Adam Endres. John and daughter Dorothy of Chi­ Dona' Jean and Junior Francis of I Geo. Bassett left Monday morn­ cago, motored to Kalamazoo Satur­ Saginaw have been visiting their ing for > few days' vlalt with his day and attended the wedding of S. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo son. Clare, and family, near Marton. Grant Voorhles Saturday, coming on Decker. Of Interest to many will be the to Freeport in the evening. The for­ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Daniels and I announcement of the marriage at mer were over night guests at the Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Endsley attend­ Grand Rapids last Saturday of Miss home ot Mr. and Mra. Orno ed lhe century of Progress at Chi­ Donabel Hart, daughter of Mr. and Knowlag. while the young ' txoplo cago a couple days last week. Mrs. Roscoe H. Hart, to Charlo Hy- W<n*r?s^ al the Abe h®ne Edith Olmstead and friend, Mrs. dorn. Miss Hart, with her parents, Alfred Perrin. 66, passed away at Mae Olmstead, and two grandchil­ resided In Freeport at one time *<»ry • hwpital to Grand Rap­ I where Mr. Hart waa employed on ids Friday. Mr. Perrin wm known dren of Hastings visited S Olmstead and family Sunday. , the Feie Marquette and Miss Dotu- to many as the Dad ' to Hte ENd WHJ Tasker U a little better at ibel was a favorite among the young­ Rowley, a former teacher to F. H. 6. this writing. He has suffered very er group. Miss Darlene Durkee and mother much during hU Illness. USE OF FERTILIZER _____ HELPS WHEAT CROP A UCT1ON SAI A I will sell the following per tonal property at auction at I farm, 1 mile north of Yankee Springs, 10 mile* southwest Hastings, on HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY PHONE 2515 HASTINGS FRANK SAGE Want to Buy or Sall? Try Our Want Column BIG VALUES for Better Hastings Days! Iona Flour 8 o’Clock Coffee * u-. »’< Bokar Coffee Red Circle Coffee Nutley ^)lco H* 85c 19c u. 25c u 21c lb10c ■a Spraad Nucos Nul M*rg«rin« Crick** J*ck Confsclioa 2 lb*. 2Sc 3 pig*. 10c Whitehouse Milk Ha _ o* Santa 01,1 Pistes 3 —• 17c lb. tin 44o quart jar 15c Maitar Brand — '«• Sauerkraut f Kan-l-Ration Pinsappla c— Dal Mania Pabst-ett 3 -■ 25c Food No. 1 can can IGc can IOc A d>o... .praad 2-' 27c Kallogg'* Corn Fla!** Foil To* ilia* largo pig. 10c brg. pig, |Qc Pacific Toilet Paper Scot Tlituo Waldorf Tinua 6 - 19c , roll* 23« 4 roll* 25c Camay Soap 4-‘-19c Super Sud*. 3 im. pig*. 23a Palmoliva Soap ------—f Igo- pig. 15c 6 MtM 25c Ann Page Beans ^7X7 ’'^“~19c Macaroni or Spaghetti Pink Salmon 2 •“ 25c N.B.C. N.B.C. Sly Halo Wafer* Calumet Baking Powder -■•■25c Grakan* Crackers 2 * -*• 19c ka-Cra-Mli BANANAS Fancy 4 lb*. 19c GRAPES Red Malagas 31b*. 25c SWEET POTATOES 6 lb*. 25c ORANGES Juicy Doz. 25c MELONS, TOMATOES, LETTUCE RaaP D/tasto DOtl IXOaoLO 3 LBS. 25c LB. 8e GROUND REEF— "NOTHING SUE" BABY B(EF LIVER—XLICRD AND FRBSH Veal Roasts 10 l^C CUTB or THE CHUCK "NONB HIGHER— LB. MEATY ■KOULDBR CUTS 14c VEAL STEAK OR VEAI, CHOP! VEAL BREAST—FOB POCKET" OB STBW 2 u.- 25c Minced Luncheon Loaf DILL FICKLBR—JVMRO I BAKED rIaMS—"KITGRl Steaks EXTRA FANCY MEW YORK SUCBD Frew Ou Fsaou QuUty *Mf—». CAMFFIMB STEAKS— IDEAL FOR FI0MICS ROUKD ITKA*—GROUND Bacon - « £ IOC t.i g a,m" “ •" 17c MONDAY, AUGUST 27th Commencing at 1:00 P. M. I will offer the following:-— HORSES. Black mare, 5 yr*, old, wt. 1350, with foal. Iron gray gelding, 4 yr*, old, wt. 1350—both sound and right. • Black team, 10 and 12 yr*, old, wt. 2800—extra good pair of work hor*e*. Pair black mule*, wt. 2100 lb*., 12 yr*, old—a good work team. COWS. 3-yr. old Durham cow, due at time of «ale. 3-yr. old black cow, due Feb. l*t. 5-yr. old Jeney and Durham cow, due in Sept. 2 yearling heifer*, Jersey and Guernsey. 2-yr. old tteer. HOGS. 2 ahoat*, wt. 100 lb* each. FARM TOOLS, ETC. Several farm tools. ' Pr. pitless farm scales, 4 ton cap. HARNESS. Heavy stock saddle, good condition. Set heavy harness, good condition. There will be other property al this sale net listed. Bring anything you wish to sell- If you are think- . ing of an auction call Norton, the' * Auctioneer, 759—F3.) TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. No property to fe «!'' ; moved until settled for. PERRY VAN TUYL PROPRIETOR J. E. Norton, Auctioneer. John Carter, Clerk WANT TO BUY OR SELL ? TRY OUR WANT COLU 465 WORLD’S LOWEST FOR A SIX CHEVROLET PRICES HAVE BEER REDICED AS MICH AS 50 sales have enabled Chevrolet to maintain riiniiiHMfy tow purchase prices, which were recently towered evm . further. As a result Chevrolet now offers you the lotete priced six-cylinder automobile obtainable—a big, Mmfortable car with Fisher Body sty ting and refintmeM ■ Mfe, weatherproof, cable-controlled brakes—the m nees and economy of a valve-in-beast, six-cylinder i —and typical Chevrolet dependability. In offeru car, and the Master models, at substantially tower j Chevrolet hopes to repay the motoring public U public favor. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, CHEVROL R. D. CADWALLADER, Hickory THE SERVICE GARAGE, �rmttVK THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22. 1»34 Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Faul and 1 ND. and Mrs. Glenn Williams and NASHVILLE. Mldland Park, Gull lake with Mrs. tertalned friends and relatlvas front returned Bunday from a Mr. and Mrs Roger Williams will go Rev. and Mrs B R Wurtz Mary Owen. I Kalamazoo Bunday. _.i and veers stay at the Christian cottage Ito Chicago Saturday and visit the family are spending ten days On Thursday night thc teachers Mrs. John Lammers is entertainMf and Mrs. Ford DeMond visited lys with Century ot Progress for for a a few few days, days, relative, re atlira at at Ptgeon and tending a*. Wall lake. lake. __ ,, Century of Process and “ atten I at in the basement of the Evangelical ing two nieces from Chicago. the Uster Monica family Saturday. Mr , and Mra Cecil .Barnum reBtaU ^££2, of the KL C Bunday school wiU have a shower Dr. Mid Mn. Lralrr Bnunm. Mrs Mr. Mid Mr. ecu Barnum rethe il.Le eonvenllen at lhe B. K c 1 Mik. Utank Monr« <X K.lkma^> 1 That WiU Later Mean Better 1iAllee Mrs Pt'" Brumm. children .nd O. .turned Erld., I,«r, . Wp » U„. E „ “ U ifor Mrs. Paul Bell. * tin* BaUry Uallov —.nd -V.IIHr.-n anH L. T.Mra. Cl YMAflCRT DKPABTMKNT with her mother. M«. Prices For Dairy Ic. nnetroek eltenikd the Brumm kin.c and .evrral d./s ouUng at „ . . ___ _____ Mr. and Mrs. Tracy LaBaron of spent Sunday TumMmIIm of th Chandler. returned to Lansing Monday. reunion al lhe home ol Mr. and Mm. Houahlon lake. 1 Jhf’SJZ? nJ? JU £n | Ypsilanti came Sunday to spend Martin Mra BeXTcampbell and ehll-j *nd «eI' “kUr,‘Products .. .. 1 c. .r. Lauer near Auau.u Bunday. . Iler, and ..... Mr.. L. D Mlle, were ™ “J ; several days with Mr. and Mrs. Clar- dren of Freeport are spending this For J*a«* ‘there has been C Mr.^n? Mra Warren Coo“uugh !caH«i to Washington. D. G. the'firat “I*? t Mr. and Mrs. Warren Coolbuugh called to Washington. D. C.. the first jenee Shaw. a steady increase in the number of of Gnbve were Sunday guests of last week because of the serious 'vf,J!orthl,e forms are comMr. and Mrs. Ben Slout of near TtS of,|»ihL.UntCdh8t? lhe ,J0mc o£ Mr and Mrs ° B-.‘Hness of their son George. They k! at <5^^“ ‘ wUl! Vermontville, and Mr. and Mra.Lu_ --------------------------be started at once. Sur|n( ot towIlAhlp That Is one of Ute reasons why dairy JGreen. Mrs. Besaie Campbell entertained ■ LACKY. uere accompanied by their daughafC at P^^ht low,■ Mr Much sympathy fa expressed In On Tuesday night at the Metho- ispcnt spent from (rom Tnursaay Thurul,y unui until sicmaay Monday at a shower Friday afternoon at her .Mr.. ana and Mrs Mra.. uawrence Lawrence uuu Bird arc are ter, ter, airs, Mrs- rtuur Ruth Krick, »nu. and mor their sun son ।| . rllxt church. rhnrrh MLss WIk« Marjorie Xfi.rLnrU. Hoyt, Unvf 1 at. u,,. .. _ . .. .fair. • .. ..... home m honor ol her neph^ond ,hl, wSw, ,hc l*outl 0 fieven Pound, from Holland and another son from;™* world's Mr. and■ Mrs. ,or «„a Mn>. • >Ir.°Jrte V^rl?hntnd . So, m u>„hftV® five ounce daughter, born Saturday, Grand Rapids We are glad to hear [’^In. Mias Eunice Seward, flute. Alfred Baxter and Mr. and Mra. ElBll?cr C“‘ “ l>™ "■ >holr »rro»- Their turned. For the P first five months U({Wlt „ uay W11| „ the — -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------eot^Lho rst Ji'e montlis of X August 11. TnP Thc UU1C little lady will a anreport that George is gaining,MLv' Jc“n Roe. reader. Dr. Stewart don Leonard of Belleville. Mich..' Blehliunl. The newlywed, mrirnl Derwood. or-TM u ' ■0T1CB TO CM9ITOBS. ___ to . t.... ______of ... Gloria Ruth. ....i will ..ii return home with the .... fam* iT/yfflahl baritone Ivirltztfia and nnri Mra XZr« Henry Ifpnrv . .. _ . .... ■ .... this year .the slaughter of dairy swcr ,ie name and (Lofdahl, many lovely juw Kelre.hmenu ol h, w„ c41«| M nlj .wxl.le., wo spent the week end at pic fair. C«ws«»,has. increased j.about per Mr " nnd rx- Koocri Robert riiuuc Ftnnie oi of uy Uy us as soon scon as as nc he is Is uuic able.. ................................... Jr., of Kalamazoo gave a eon­ ------ >. 40.000 .. Mr. ,,u •'M ,rs Mr. and Mrs. Oall Lykins and loe ereomwd coko wu imrM. AU killed In M.ckm.e city Friday nl«ht ------- -- -------------------— .............................. ............ _ montn as -------------compared. _u.w. with the — ten. Louisville. Kentucky, arc visiting, „ Rev. ............... Victor Jones of Hickory Cor’wrt A free wln ofIerlng was u)t. twin sons were In Lansing Sunday. had a hood Ume and wlah Elmer „-auio ^adent with a coualn.. jear average. This fa an evidence their sont^Jr. R. G. Finnic, and fam- ners filled the pulpits al Delton. en for £o lhe superannuated Preachers’ Miss Edna Brumm is helping in and wlie many year, ol happy wed- Bben wcWx,r. Two companion. tha» number of nt dairy dnlrv cattle -.bl* is I. yy . *’ that the Prairieville and MikTsunday In Rev. Fund. Mr" «'nd Mr., Ru^U Ben.on and Kh’STSi '"aX^rX ™ hu the Albert Ostroth home. Mrs. Osrrmiiton to, ^f being decreased. The remainder .of ^decn ‘.“scd ,T1 !e rcmnlnder Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert and Miles’ absence. The Birthday ciuo Club or of Maple troth fell-down fell- down 1the bottom step of daoaluer ol or.nd Rapid, .pent Ihl« willHm ht Mr nna Mra J ana. Mlles aosence. inc uirtnaay XUfa I nmiTintha , d.M Mfas Beverly Ruell are staying at, Several of our garden club mem- Grove .have gone on their annual the cellar stairs increase in me Siaugllter ori dairy the Hilbert ttllhr-rl cottage rntfncn at nt Saddlebag Ssddlehnff | bers hrr.-; attended the flower show ihnw at nt camping Irtn which whirl, will InelnHe the ih. She ck* has been bee!. in in bed the post week. Bunday, with Mr. and Mn. Henry wlll hcld Tx.ewlay will, burlal Ri' ।ramnina trip, will Include --------- th.ir cows because of the drouth. iiIt।JI^ miy Wertman. i.a--------------.— ay lake. [Hastings Saturday. We had- nine .— --------------------------------------------- Upper Peninsula. Wisconsin and! Rev. Turner, pastor of the Baptist | the Wlloox cemetery. Mid court. »t th. prob.t. offir.., take some time to get the full benefa fa. eh7rf'HMiUt>7 fa''rtM"i«Mr ’TX rfi."Z.LVCh»7'u Mr and Mrs Joc Crockford «• entries and drew four prizes. Two the World's fair. I church who has been quite ill the | Mr. and Mrs. H. .B. Babcock will Itr or lo Mid county. I rL n, .hie rfm-roow. hr.t I. ‘SiiTiti* o-lll a.ltl. oa er h.ter, the sth d.r nf December. " 01 “Utitwiil ultl- rcturn|,iB to their farm In Carlton firsts, one second and one third Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Murray were past two weeks, u on the fcaln. CIAIVERDAIX. . |entertsdn the members of the Garth/l nnli rl.im. will be,rnatel> result in an increased price <thc Iast of lhls weclc a„d their son. | prize. A_ D- IBs*, e.d th* ifo Chicago Sunday attending the - - The Garden Club meets with Mrs.' rett families at their annual refor dairy nroauc-.x. products. Welby Crockford and family, who. Roy Adrlaiuon and family of Bat-I World's fair. I CEDAR CREEK. i Otlo Lockstedt Thursday afternoon, union Haturday, August 25. This orhave been there all summer, will re! tie Creek visited the home folks | Seth I. Zerner and Mrs. Susie Francls. Duane and Jane Ann utilization usually draws an attendWOODLAND. Henry Lelnaar and family attend­ turn to their home In thc village. (Sunday. [Flanigan of Grand Rapids were Powcra, who have been slaying with arice of nearly one hundred. ’• Mr. and Mrs. Royal Frantz of ed the Lelnaar reunion Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Luth and sori. Members of the Doster family llv- married in that city Tuesday after­ Joe Hammond of Hinds Corners their grandparents, Mr. and Mra. I Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mack re­ North Woodland are the proud par­ ents of an .eight pound. eleven ounce Bobby. of Detroit spent lite week ing in Delton attended thc Doster noon. Mr. Zcmer hits been in the visited his daughter, Mrs. Emma Arthur Johncoek. returned to their, turned to their home Bunday after ■•only of iiirry. daughter, born at Pennock hospital en<l wlth Mr a”d MrS* 1X11 Wtl-। reunion at Pine lake Sunday, and hardware business here thc past Owen, also Leo Monroe and family home at Dunnlngvlllc Sunday. several days’ visit in northern ■•..ion of m1.I toon. h«4.l »t the fYjday August 1" She was named lla:n3I those of the Lelnaar family attended twenty years. ’ Mb-s Hazel Hosken spent Sunday Michigan. of Kalamazoo. Sunday. “tY’' I’ tbr th? ot'h da, *r"jtiiriiM*Gwendolyn .Mrs. Frantz Frantz and and Wm* ----------------Woodburne. who hasbeen the Lelnaar lake. I1 The 1 Gwendolyn Joan Joan. .Mrs. -- — --------—-reunion nt Crooked ---------;----------—Misses --------- - Elizabeth Gibson »■——■ and •• The September meeting for th» Lawrence Bostwick and family of with her aunt, Mra. E. L. MacLeod thc baby relumed to their home sapplying at the CoaU Groce church । .Mrs. Maurice Garrett underwent Effa Dean of Kalamazoo spent thc East Ross visited Guyla Pease and and family. [union Cemetery Circle will be held Fluart rtrmrnt, jade Monday morning and Mrs Ray- this summer. Is leaving Tuesday for an appendicitis operation in Borgess|wcek end with their parents. Mrs. A number from here attended the In lhe Jones hall Wednesday. Sept. Sunday. or tbr rtt.tr ef Murcarrt moiid Faul is caring for them. Lexington. Ky.. where he will do .hospital Friday night. We irape for [william O. Dean returned with family 12. with Mra. Cora Asplnall and Mrs. Ardy Owen and wife and Lloyd Ionia fair last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pcnnels en-1 Orin Cole as table committee. ■r.«r'L . Mr. and Mrs Ernest Shorno were Eradua* wo*M*edy recovery. I them to spend the. week with her ,Owen and family spent Saturday at Rev and Mrs. E. Wvnn Wynn nccom- [ Mr. nnrf and Mrs. C. 1P. Larabec and daughter. Miss Effa Denn. La"“hi. 7r7aio7 of Mr and Mrs. Geo. KirahB *v “ nri M " A. * p panled by ...... Mrs. --Geo. L- --------Fisher,--------------who'son- Lester of ------------------Hastings and Lyle Shaffer. Merlin Gage.' Jack i r»r hr.rioc no hi. fln.i man of Kalamazoo, Sunday. ----- ---— _. -- Millon >r t.ror i.r .ih.nrrd >< Mr and Mrs Lloyd Towns and bcen vJaltlnK hfr z»L»t«tr. Mrs. Nobes of Grandville were Sunday and Lloyd Elliston left Saturday rtrrr.n%i1,>!r'*Xllrrro1hr ich|ldrcn returned Sunday from a Wynn for four weeks, were guests of guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wert- night for Chicago to attend the rirrmininx «no jir ini.................... UTutivi tTrtrtov World’s fair. They returned Wed­ tntlllnl [week's camping at the Ionia fair. Mr- an<i Mrs. Jack Wynn Friday man. Ionia. evening. Mra. Fisher then left for Mrs. Luclna Eddy and son Arthur nesday ! Mr. and Mrs. Milan Trumbo and Canada where she will visit for two have returned home after several On Thursday afternoon several Mr. and .Mrs. Ward Plants and bcforc she leaves lor her weeks’ absence on account of 111- members of the Clovgr Leaf Club ! daughter Beverly left Monday home In Houston. Texas. Mr. Fish- new. went to Middleville and surprised I morning on a ten days' vacation trip er- *'ho has aLsd been visiting here. Gordie Durkee has quit his work Mra Gladys Allen. A lovely pot luck it (• fnrthrr oniorr.1. that pniiiie j through the upi>er iK'iilnsula and left two weeks ago for Texas. in thc Creamery and is now driv­ supper was served. Mrs. Allen was h. r>..n b, Mbtu-.unn of i-wr WUconsjn and will vLsit the World’s Mr. and. Mra Joseph Schnabel of ing the Phlllipps 66 oil truck. Rus­ given a gift from the club. On "fuesday evening lhe neigh­ ... v. w.v.. West Sebcwa were callers at the Fay sell Telles Is taking Mr. Durkees When Yeu "0-1" bors of Mr. and Mrs. Vaile Varney women’s Foreign Miss Missionary 1C. Wing home Monday afternoon. place in lhe creamery. j The Womens lor, ...-------......Methodist . --------------------------Mr and Mrs Vanc Wptring are in Mr.'Cable and family have moved and the firemen, of whidh he is a Society of. thc church will —---------------------------from... their form al Pleasant------lake...in- member, gave them a mUcellaneous j meet next Wednesday. August 26. at Indiana this week where Mr. Wot­ ------Mililml Smith. Reclnter '3:00 o’clock at the J. L. Smith cot­ ring is giving a scries of chalk talks. to the Mahoney house north of Del-' shower at their home. Refreshments j A pageant. "The Altar of Light" ton.------------------------------------------------------- were served. tage at Saddlebag lake for a picnic MOTICE TO CREDITOBS. I About 75 attended thc Brummsupper. Members please bring own was delightfully given* by twelve | Boltz reunion Sunday at the home girls under the auspices of the Wom­ No Eitra Coati Flattable service. , HINDS CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Veraice Raffler and an’s Foreign Missionary Society at Mr and Mrs C. N. Tobias and of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lauer at Aufamily spent Sunday with the lat­ the Methodist church Sunday eve­ granddaughter, Marian, visited Mrs. ' tread. More Center ter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ous ning. They were assisted by the Mary Payne and family in Hastings |I Mra. " Fred Elder spent Sunday In Traction (14% more choir. The annual thank offering for Wednesday. Johnson of West Woodland. |Lansing. 1 GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY 1 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Garlingcr cnQuite a number from Woodland the Missionary Society was taken Orson Tobias nnd three sons of TouRh thick Center and vicinity attended the Ionin free at this time. Ann Arbor spent tiie week end with tertgined relatives from Ohio over Phillip Bom. son of Mr. and Mrs. fair last week. hLs father, Will Tobias, and son 'Sunday. Traction Tread. Built MLss Elsie Shorno and Mrs. Anna Robert Born, won second state prize Keel and family. Mrs. Frank Hecker and daughter Cord Body and 43% with Supertwist Cord. left Monday to spend the Collick of Allegan returned to their in a National Baby contest which Is Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and Frclda. [ More Mlles of Real being the ------------Worlds — fair in sons and Georgia Newton attended ।'week with their daughter. Mrs. liotne Tuesday after spending a few,-----„held ------ —at — Full Oversize. Lifetime A. |l. IW4. >t t Non-Skid. days with Mr. and Mrs. Emest Chicago. The prize was »15 00. ’the homecoming at the Good Will 'John Handel and Mr. Handel at guarantee. Other Sizes in Proportion | Arthur C. Kilpatrick, who gradu- church ( Sunday. 1 Cincinnati. MLss Geraldine Hecker, Intcd with the class of 1933 from has spent the past flvq, weeks Mrs. Vinnle Ream Boyd of Atlan- who ' Woodland High school, and who re- ,ta. Georgia, and Mr. and Mrs. Prank there, will return home with them. ' Prices subject to change without no­ icently graduated from Argubrlght's .Ream of Hastings and Carl John­ Mrs. Waiter Kahler of Salem Is tice. Stale Tux, if tiny, additional. Business College at Battle Creek, has ; son of Grand Raulds visited Miss visiting relatives here. with susle < Mr. ana and Mrs. ***■ Ben Cramer have received a secretarial position ulin PhliUns Fridav Mr [the the McKcnsie Milling Co. Co at Quincy., Quincy.,’ phinin,, SD-nt ]n.» -.^1. 'moved to Charlotte, A very simple wedding took place m, ^Mra Bur^U I and Mrs D. D- BuUen of Rn.i.rrtnv anmut u ftnd StCsle phlllipv IParmk spent Friday with their uhSaturday «.nin, evening. August It- at at eight o'clock at thc home of Mr. and । Mr and Mrs Will Moore called ,te^* Mra Frank McDerby.J Mrs. Percy Pratt when their daugh- ![ on ( Mr. and Mrs. Matthews In Has- , Mrs ~ Stewart Lofdahl “ and Son Founded and built on the security of the ROAD SERVICE—Telephone 2482 North Michigan Ave., Hastings, Mich. ter. Beatrice, became the bride of [tings Sunday. ;I Stewart, Jr., arc visiting Rev. and American home — an everlasting human prvine J. Van Wle ol South Wood„„ Mrs. Pearl Larabee held thc lucky, Mrs. 8. J Francis at Rogers City. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warner and ,Una •nwretomony that drew uullFlhal B necessity — and fortified by adequate and number that drew the thc qullFthat El-­ Ion the porch in front of a trellis '"* .tie noreh In tredis k p)eM.d Uck,u OR, wise laws, under which to operate, offers |decorated with fems, sweet |>eas and ’ Sundip* callers nt Edd. Newton’s i gladiolus. Rev. F. C. Wing officiated, I were. Mr. and Mrs Ben Bunnell of every reasonable safeguard for its mem­ i using the single ring ceremony in Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wa­ bers. the presence of the Immediate rela- rters. Mr and Mra. Stewart Waters । tlves and 4 few friends. The bride Ijand Mason Newton of Delton. [was attired In white organdy with II ' Mr and Mrs Harold Comp of WE WILL BE PLEASED TO TELL YOU MORf I white accessories and carried an arm ABOUT THIS COMPANY AND ITS SHARES [Wadsworth. Ohio, and his father, bouquet o< roses and swansontn. Mr. Comp, ot Hastings called on Mr. I.Mlss Clyta Wise, as bridesmaid, wore |[and Mrs. C. N. Tobias Sunday eve­ [blue crepe and carried n similar bou-1 ning. [quet, Mr. Gene Reuther aeted as, I Mr. and Mrs C. N. Tobins and [best man After the ceremony re­ Marian attended the NeCton re­ freshments of icecream and cake union at Crooked lake Sunday after­ were served by thc bride s mother, noon. assisted by two friends ot the bride. Mrs Goldie Casey and sons visited The bride Is a graduate of Wood- her sister. Mra. Flossie Morford. In 1250 Griswold St, Detroit, Mich. lland High school and Barry County SttMBER Detroit*« OMtit Building and Barry Sunday. EDERAL HOME ! Normal She has worked for the Mr. and Mrs. John Weyerman and ipast year at the Woodland News of­ sons and Clarence Hardy attended J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. fice. Thc groom also attended Wood­ the fair nt Ionin* Saturday. land high school. Mr. and Mrs. Van Mina Ollllns has been quite sick Wie left Sunday morning for a short live last week with an attack of ap­ northern trip. They haye the very pendicitis. She Is better al this best wishes of the community for a writing. 'happy life together. Out of town Nearly everyone In thc north part guests at the wedding were MLss of the neighborhood attended the Esther Kaechele ot Middleville and Ionia fair last week. ^^faurice Smith of Dorr. r a number from here attended the Every indication at this time ... is that SHULTZ. [Flower show sjxmsorcd by lhe Mr and Mrs. Wm. HoLslngton at­ [Ttwrnnpple Garden Club and the County Federation of Womens tended the Hoisington reunion at .Clubs held at the fair grounds In Nashville SundayMrs. Kathryn Hart, who has been [Hastings Saturday. I Rev. V. H. Beardsley, pastor of the at Freeport since spring, is spending Woodland and Kilpatrick United a few days visiting relatives and friends In this community. I Brethren churches for the past five more Miss Helen Strimback of Hastings I years, was assigned to the Lansing church at the conference recently spent Sunday at Wm. Holslqgton's. Mr and- Mrs. John Chamberlain held nt Barnaby Park. Rev. Beards­ ley has been very successful in his and Patricia and Mrs Etta Spiller work here. Rev. Don H. Carrick, pas­ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs tor qf the Sunfield church, has been Wm. French and family at Urban­ dale. assigned lo the local churcha. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Preston and daughter. LouLse. and son, Harry and DELTON. Patricia Gamble or Kalamazoo were farther Mrs. John Harrington and son guests of Wm. Hoisington Thursday. Marvin in company with relatives Mrs. James Clark of Kalamazoo faster from Hastings attended the Under­ has been caring for her mother. Mrs. hill reunion at St. Johns City Park Wm. Chamberlain.- who returned on Sunday. August 12. home from Pennock hospital Tues­ economy— Mrs. Blanche Richards is keeping day. Mra. Chamberlain is some bet­ house for Russell Mott this week ter at this writing. while the MLsses Revs and LaVera Mr. aj>d Mrs. Bill Smith of Detroit Mott are attending a house party at and Mrs Bessie Bums of'Charkxte Clear lake. Misses Kathcryn Town. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ruth Richards. Maxine Webster, Hoisington Saturday. . and Priscilla Brooks are also mem­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and; bers of the house party. children of Delton visited at AndrewMr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilkinson of Smith’s Sunday. gasoline power Cadillac were guests of their par­ Hollister Sharpe visited with Mr. ents. Mr. and Mrs. 4<y Wilkinson, and M«. Glen Smith of Nashville 8upd|t! Saturday and Sunday*. Test it — Miss Charlene Castle of Prairie­ There will be no preaching service ville Is spending lhe week with her next Sunday as Rev. Kring Is at grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Riverside Camp meeting. There will Wilkinson. be Sunday school however ar the regular hour 11:00. A good attend­ mileage. church Friday night. August 31. giv­ ance is hoped for. en by a Male Quartette from Grand Rapids. Free win offering for benefit PLEASANT HILL. of church basement. Sunday guesfa of Mr. and Mrs. Our school is scheduled to begin Bert Palmer were; Jef! Palmer, Min­ Sept. 4. Quite a few changes have er Palmer and family. Amber Mug­ been made in the program. ridge and children. Amos Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Bush enter­ Elizabeth DePree. Mr and Mrs. Ray tained Rev. and Mrs. Kendall and Travis and family. George Bridge Utile son Saturday night. Rev. Ken­ and son Howard and daughter and dall was a former pastor here. family of Joliet, Ill. Mrs. Fred O. Hughes. Marie Floyd Main of Hastings Is doing Hughes and jack Johnson, also Mr. farm work for Clare Williams while and Mrs Willard Hall and children Clare is attending the fain with his of Kalamazoo spent last week al the Willmott cottage at Leach lake. Quite a number from this way at­ Several Delton people attended tended the Ionia fair this last week. the Ionia fair last week and are We are sorry to learn that little planning on going to the charlotte Nancy Bcrcnds Is suffer^ from and Marshall fain this week. bronchial pneumonia. LEGAL’ NOTICES | i , NUMBER OF DAIRY COWS IS NOW DECREASING -'------------- “'nry w"'-“ijssr&x. “ GOODYEAR TIRES Are the Best Values for Your Money ! Goodyear Speedway 4.40-21 (29x4.40) $4.45 4.50- 20 (29x4.50) 4.70 4.50-21 (30x4.50) 4.90 4.75-19 (28x4.75) 5.20 5.00-19 (29x5.00) 5.55 5.00-20 (30x5.00) 5.75 5.00-21 (31x5.00) 5.85 5.25- 18 (28x5.25) 6.20 5.25-20 (30x5.25) 6.60 5.25-21 (31x5.25) 6.80 • LOOK WHAT YOU GET EXPERT TIRE MOUNTING This Association JJljr Rational jjjjpan & Dnuestnwnt fltnmpani; BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE NOT ONE CENT EXTRA for more Coal Prices LIVE POWER OU get $ $ HiSber Ate usablo power in Standard Red Crown Superfuel without paying an extra penny for it. For thisjricher, thriftier motor fuel is priced the same as “regular” gasoline. - But what u difference in thc amount of live, driv ing energy this new-type gasoline delivers! You draw on a bigger store of Live Those who have bought their next winter’s coal during the past few weeks have saved money, and penny and per dollar —and You Can Save Money! Red Crown Superfuel today is the biggest value by ordering your coal at once before prices take a rise. OUR SERVICE will make clean, satisfactory delivery at your con­ venience. TELEPHONE about the kind and amount you need. per gallon Power—Live Power which makes your gasoline money take you either angle —performance or Standard Oil has ever offered. , per when you want or need speed. ——From Standard ■■ You’ll enjoy the keener performance it gives your motor — and you’ll be getting the most per gallon your money has ever bought. ■ for getaway, for hill climbing, for easy high speed—aud for As a result, you’ll come back for more. Contains Tetraethyl Lead Smith Brothers Velte & Company Phene 1X57 Halting,. Mich. STANDARD RED CROWN SUPERFUEL—more live power per gallon � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-08-29.pdf 89235043bf24052f8989bd2a59bf1435 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER latlves front fond rutted y Saturday, id children, fra. Waugh, □day. Sally Kelspending ■ a laturday. cpresned in . and Mrs. ■row. Their Tiday night li a cousin, com pan Joni SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR and Dishonorable Argu­ PECIlLIJIll CUSTOM Dishonest ments FOUR LESSONS of Michigan Automobile Club 15032930 INCRISTOBil MERCHANTS WHO OPEN STORES ON BUNDAY PAY AN EXTRA TAX BUT THEY TRY AND MAKE UP FOR IT I On the Fint Bale Made to Any Vlgitor Who Wiihes Mack renday after northern ig for the ■ill be held sday, Sept. 11 and Mrs. Ittee. lues ley! HAT ET d 43% ( Real onal. lich. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 2?,1934 12 PAGES Adrian Times Exposes Their Tricky Methods By Putting Misleading Statements In Their Propaganda FOURTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN RALLY SPLENDID PROGRAM I FOR MUSIC FESTIVAL i DPAYMEMTOF I ELINOUENTTAXES parisheVtomorrow Quartettes, Duets and Solos (Honor Guest Will Be Gqvto Feature the ernor Comstock—Other ' « Meeting Interesting Features 0. I. GREGG OF M. 8. 0. ‘! A A festival of music will be given by THE COUNTY TREASURER Tomorrow, Thursday, Aug. 30. will MUCH WTBMUIT in this HMT MAKES DISTRIBUTION be a gala day for Um members of TO CONDUCT SCHOOL the Evangelistic group of the Cen­ St. Rose and St- Cyril Catholic par­ tenary United Brethren church of FOB TWO MONTHS ram IN COUNTY Charlotte at the Jefferson atreeu ishes. when they hold a homecoming The following article appeared In'editorial on to our readers, and ask the August 22 Isiue of the Adrian‘their careful consideration of what ‘United Brethren church <U. B. Mis­ and picnic at their church grounds aava Tta that nanar paper says. Ito artlrla article la Is haarlhead-,. ppT|||jEC II I I |C Telegram. We pass It won r.... to our that sion rooms) Hastings on Friday. TOTAL DISTRIBUTED tn this city. readers to show that other Michigan ed 'Tricky Argument." and reads [ LtL I Unto ILLUo* It is expected that Governor Wil­ August 31. at 8 P. M. Everyone Is I * papers have discovered the tricky as follows: TRATED WITH SLIDES jSSSXu,'taXrt to be present. No AGENT FOSTER EXCEEDS $15,500.00 liam A. Comstock will be present There are many members of the 1 arguments by which the Michigan 'admission will be charged but an and give a short address early in Automobile club of Detroit hopes State, County, City, Villages the evening. Raymond Foley, ot the Sheep and Cattle Wart u. p»rtle« laurelled la '“ir «™~r »-Jir" to cripple highway Building tn this Highway Department, will aceom- / A “ program of measir pleasing and sacred Displayed at Thia -“ream or state, or force other property to bear a long circular letter designed to Home Planting Plans Should 'music and Townships Receive by a male quartette, mixed -u good share of the cost of building make them believe that state high-' Begtnnlng at four o'clock, a fln6 quartettes, the Wonser Sisters duet, rint Shaw Their Share land maintaining Michigan’s high- way money has been diverted to Bee mr- 'OBter chicken supper will be served /to the cox family vocal and instrumen ­ ; ' The first annual Barry C The club assumes to repre- other than highway purposes. It was County Agricultural Agent Harold au*t. .na vlolin | That the people of Barry couaty which the public is invited. The price tal trios, trumpet duets and violin sent the automobile owners of Michwknt to get square with their taxes is 35 cents per plate. 7 / igan. But it doesn’t. It represents .. Is evidenced by the fact that Coun­ A program of music, dancing, coU- grounds in Hastings Monday and *F *n” Hon ” Planting w*" “ Rev. a*'- Mabie a — pastor ‘ only those owners who want to sad­ STidr. JSSuS;SjuIESS lo" Farm Home Plan W by U the Nagle, of ty Treasurer Maus last week sent to cesalons, etc., will help to mXke the Tuesday of this week. County Agent dle a good share of highway build­ It ?nS Ti.e Sft w *ChO°1 U' ”--------------oounty •- —— ---------- ‘-he - Centenary ---------------- United . Brethren lhe various taxing unite the sum of occasion enjoyable, aside (com the • IEK«*T*A which ... Ul-V. is I. the , ing onto other slioulden. The fair­ 815437.40 amount paid meeting with old time and Foster reports this first attempt at est tax levied In Michigan is the gas a — Barry County m 4-H Club fair to bt ■to him during the months of June ।renewing acquaintances. A large — « . menu. .nd U b drc.pU>. X A r» A.H. n .r“ and July, by the owners of property, crowd is expected. AU of the com-1 far beyond expectations. tax. Our state. highways are ,bUUt for the safety, convenience and com­ In Barry county on which the taxes I mltlees and parishoners as well are Twelve boys, entered I ™ dub l««r U worth exam. JSd ZiflhMS fort of automobile owners. And they inlng, because it U a slick piece of were delinquent. [working hard to make the event a work in the county, exh d 1 durln« U,e nejrt should pay the cost—not property I Distribution of delinquent taxes | success. animals. Also every boy nor any other form of taxation. By collected during the month of June,) -----------club ------------- *had entrtai ’ sheep work The first lesson this year is to be meana of the gas tax the owner ot a ,1934: held in early October. The place of car pays In direct proportion to the the truth In such tarn as to have meeting has not os yet been decided hlblted 12 animals, while 33 City of Hastings 8 990JO1 exactly the effect of a falsehood. use lie makes of the highways. club members exhibited 48 ar upon. The schools as given by Prof. TTBTr*, w,_*,w,r, ATTW, ' Village Of MlddlevUle . 3650, (Continued on page three) We pass the Adrian Telegram’s Gregg consists of four lessons. each WILL ' HAVE WEEK S OUT - । village of Freeport 8950 Illustrated by beautiful colored -------------------------------------------------Village of Nashville 34132 ING AS FOUNDATION ’ S The animals were bexyght slides. The first lesson covers [Total city and village GUESTS SMART ALECK WASN’T "Shrubs and Their Arrangements." on the animals that the seooMd. £’Practical Application (Assyria Township ... SO SMART AFTER ALL all shined up tor which of Landscape- Principles.” the third INDICATIONS POINT TO A THEIR VACATION PERImm* Grove lesson. "Results Obtained When robt. ; We landed at Cristobal Colon near i the Atlantic entrance to the Canal on Bunday, our first stop after an elght-day sail from Lon Angeles. They have a rather peculiar custom In Cristobal. If a merchant opens up his store on Sunday he has to pay a special license for the privilege, but they are all glad to do It If a big passenger boat happens to land on that day. Then they evidently seek to make up this extrp license fee on their original sale to the first Wnger customer that shows up at store, along with some extra profit'-to cover over-head, clerk-hire, etc. In other words, those merchants at Cristobal are Just like a lot of others—Europe for instance. They seem to have the Idea that Ameri­ cans are "made of money.” and they tack on prices accordingly. Woe to the one who “bites” on the orig­ Is In Jail—Has Not Paid the inal price quoted. The merchants Fine and Costs are largely native Panamanians and Armenians, and If you think that Assessed they are not right "onto their job" Gordon J. Rollis, 19. who gave his you have another guess coming. For suavity, persistence, and activity home as Spokane. Washington, was they have the Jews backed right off arrested here Friday and Is held In the map. That may seem impos­ jail because of a fraud committed by sible. but it's a fact. For instance, him in tiie sale of magazines for as we art in Cristobal. Panama, which ho was canvassing. well say that the article Inquired It appears that he is one of several about U a Panama hat, and there agents of magazines sent out by a are great stacks of them in the publishing house. Each Is given starsts. The merchants evidently are duplicate receipts, one of which is to aware that up In this country a real be sent to the company and the oth­ good Panama hat retails all the way er given to the person, who sub­ from 87.50 to 810.00 and way on up. depending upon the quality. The On Friday young Rollis solicited a original price the Cristobal mer­ lady In Nashville to subscribe for chant will ask you will be right his magazines. She did not care for around Life American price, say them, but said she would like to 87-50 to 810 00. If you are ever in subscribe for the Grand Rapids Cristobal vruuooai Just juk take iokc this inu advice aavicc— (। rress. Press, whose subscription rate oy by don’t buy anything involving a few | mall is 84.00 per year. He took her dollars al the first price asked. They subscription for the Press at 83.00. seem to enjoy dickering and expect i and gave her a receipt, on which he |t. Hammer the "asking price" down;wrote "Grand Rapids Press’’ In just as low os you can. then offer, place of the magazines for which he them from a third to a half of what I was canvassing. But he did not do you’ve got the price hammered down i that with the other half of the duto, and you’ll probably get the ar-[plicate receipt which he forwarded tide you are dickering for. Take to his company. On that one he left tliose Panama hats that they orig-ithe printed names of the magazines Inally wanted 87.50 He claims claims that that he he ordered ordered sent sent 8750 to 810.00 for. 'onlv. only. He and some passengers on our boat to her two magazines, one at a 82.00 (Continued'on page 9, part 2) rate and the other at a’81 rate, so that the woman. U the transaction FIT SCHOOLING TO CHILD had gone through, would be receiv­ ing two monthly magazines but not NOT CHILDJOSCHOOLING the Grand Rapids Press. We understand that at the Jail Theme of Dr. Paul Voelker's young Rollis admits the charge mufle by the Nashville woman, also that Talk to Two Rotary he did the same thing tn the eastern Clubs Monday part of the state, taking money for Hastings Rotarians were guests of I subscriptions for the Film Journal, the Allegan Rotary Club at the Ot- I but in place of sending that paper he twellegan Country Club house Mon- senb-the order to hU company for mngntlnes. day night. Besides having a fine *the ‘ * When taken before Justice Cortdinner and a delightful visit with their Allegan friends, they were rlght he admitted the offense and privileged to hear a remarkable ad­ dress by Dr. Paul Voelker, superin­ or 20 days in Jail. He is still in Jail. tendent of public instruction of the state of Michigan FREEPORT HOLD­ Dr. Voelker did not announce his ING HOMECOMING subject. Possibly we could state It . tn this way: "Educational Institutions Should Be so Organized That the Big Time Planned for Satur­ Aim Would Be to Fit Schooling to day and Monday, Sep­ the Child Rather Thon Fitting a Child Into a Cast Iron System of tember l and 3 Schooling." The writer was very Freeport will stage a homecoming much encouraged by Dr. Voelker s and Flower. Bhow on Saturday, and statement that educators, statesmen Monday. Sept. 1 and 3. as well as students of human nature On Saturday at one o'clock the cation so that each child will have an opportunity to secure such train­ ing os will best fit him for a useful life, rather than put him through a rigid curriculum which he must take without regard to whether he is adapted to it or the system adapted to him.. . ’" Wc understoixl from Dr. Voelker that the Preaident of the United States is giving his encouragement to reshaping our school training so that It will fit the individual needs of the youngster, rather than attempt to grind out a standardized product by requiring each child to take a set system of studies. PAGES Ito 8 Queen will be crowned, followed by a bond concert, baseball gaffie, bal­ loon ascension, free acts, etc. The Flower Show will be open Satur­ sday afternoon and evening. In con­ nection with the show there will be a display of relics and antiques. . Tills show is sponsored by the Free­ port Women's Club and will be held In the R. F. Kunde building with . Mrs. Gall Lightfoot as chairman of ;the Show and Mrs. Ide Howk is in (charge of the Junior department. .Mrs. M. H. Sheffield of Grand Rap­ [Ids will Judge the flowers and all ’ entries mutt be registered by 10:30 A. M , as Judging starts at 11:00 o’clock. New growers will be added to last year's list and everything points to a very successful show. Anyone wishing to enter flowers al this show will be welcome to do so. An airplane will permit those who wUh and have the cosh, to have a ride. ' A complete change of program will feature Monday * celebration, with a baseball game, concessions, and a general good time. It Is hoped that a large number of former resi­ dents may attend this homecoming. 15HGIRLS1RE1T PINE LUKE GUMP CITY SCHOOLS TO OPEN ON TUESDW STATE-AIDS THE 02318875 SENDS COUNTY TR1ASURER MAU8 CHECK FOB $13,852 HtLPS SCHOOLS WHICH NEED ASSISTANCE Thornapple, l^oodland, Cas­ tleton and Irving Get Over Half There was received by County Treasurer Maus, on Thursday of last week, from the state treasurer the sum of 813,852. all of which is to be distributed to the townships, of the county In aid of their schools. The legislature provided a "pri­ mary supplement fund" for that purpose, also an "equalization fund.’’ helping schools which are placed in a hard situation by reason of the fifteen mill limitation tax. and the large volume of delinquent taxes. The city of Hastings does not ap­ pear In the following list, because money from these two sources had been advanced last spring to the schools of this city by the state de­ partment of education, to assure their getting through with the 'school year which closed last June. The total amount for each of the townships and the amount from each of the two funds are given in the following table: gg2g§S§SSs28888g ssgssgggsssssssg - - " :32s :8?SS888?S88SS88 UHismaims Plans are Carried Out." which con­ suls of slides showing "Before and After" landscaping form homes. The last lesson takes up with colored slides. "Perennials and Rock Gar- These lectures held in past years have been greatly enjoyed by all folks attending interested in land­ scaping work. The lectures are giv­ en In the afternoon while the mornIndividual home planting plans for those enrolled. Planting plans will be made this year for 16 Barry county farm homes by Prof. Gregg. In order to have Prof. Gregg make a plan for your farm home grounds* it is necessary for you to make careful measure* menu, take several snap shots of the grounds and agree to attend the lectures so you will understand how to carry out the plan once It la made. Prof. Gregg also expects that the plan will be carried out within the next four years. Parties Interested In having a landscape plan made for their farm home grounds should get in touch with Mr. Foster. County Agricultural Agent, right away and enroll and receive the necessary in­ structions for making measurements. MAY ESTABLISH FRESHMEN COLLEGES Opportunity for Young Peot pie -Who Cannot Go ■; Away th School . We belltfve if those who have graduated ffom High school and wlio wish to go on to college, but find themselves unable to do so at the present time on account of lack of funds, will get in touch with 8upcrlntcn^pnl D. A. VanBusklrk, they may learn how they can get the lege, and in a manner which they can easily afford as we will explain below. The government Emergency Relief for Education 6rganlzation is undertaking to establish Several freshmen colleges In Michigan coun­ ties, for the benefit of young men and women who have completed high school work, who desire a col­ lege education but, because of in­ ability to obtain employment, are1 unable at the present time to get1 lege. There are many competent teach­ ers available for these freshmen col­ leges—men and women who cannot find employment under existing con­ ditions. So the students tn these freshmen colleges will have excellent opportunities to get th*, fundamen­ tal training for their first year In college or university, and they will be given credit in any college or uni­ versity for the studies which they complete. We hope that Hastings may secure one of these freshmen colleges. The requirement is that there must be forty who will take the work before such a college can be established here. There must certainly be more than that many young men and women m Barry county who have finished high school who would like to go on to college. They may have the opportunity of taking this train­ ing right here in Hastings, without any tuition and at very little ex­ pense, If we can secure one of these freshmen colleges In Hastings. If any parents are Interested in having their children take this work, or any young people who have finished high school who desire to take it, we urge then, to write, or see, or telephone Superintendent D. A. VanBusklrk of th* Hastings schools. If the forty Candidate for democratic nornU nation for sheriff. Parade to Precede Program Every circuit court criminal trial coats the taxpayers of Barry coun­ at Benton Harbor Wedty an average of 8350. Confessions netday, Sept. 5 that saye trial-costa are obtained when the taw enforcing officers se­ Republicans of the Fourth con­ cure the evidence so thoroughly that gressional district are staging a big a guilty man can see no loop-hole In preprimary rally on Wednesday. the evidence brought against him. September 5 In Benton Harbor at The sheriff's department made 246 which Senator Dickinson of Iowa . DO YOU KNOW THEM? arrests In the past 20 months. Con­ will be the principal speaker. A I, the undersigned and Justice of mammoth parade will precede tho (the peace of Hastings township, am fessions were obtained In nearly all made to have a freshmen college started in this city. formal program, with several bands Lasking, co-operation of the public to and drum and bugle corps leading ‘s tfinding and destroying of in our circuit court—an enormous Armor* An 'tWO th*t 1,4V® b**'1 UUln« saving to the taxpayers. The number FITZGERALD CLUB TO of criminal court trials dapends on MEET AT WOODLAND Cbm St., will be the scene of the have destroyed about thirtyevening program. Barry county will five (85) head in the past, four experience of sheriff and prosecu­ tor. I will continue to give my best Next Week Tuesday Bvenlng doubtless be well represented at this efforts if nominated and elected.— r»Uy. One of these Is a part bull-ddg, —Good Speaker—Every-* Adv. white with small dark spots around ANNOUNCEMENT. body Invited QARDEN CLUB. Am a candidate on the Republl- (he head and n6ck. while the other The Barry County Fitzgerald Club is a small dark-colored mongrel 4og. The Tbornapple Garden' Club will will hold Its next meeting Tuesday If anyone know* anything about evening, September 4. at seven ty clerk. Your support will be great dogs of this description that arc1 Freeport on Thursday, Sept. 8. st 2 running at large, you will be doing' P. M. The program will be t round o'clock.- tn the Woodland Gleaners ly appreciated. hall in the village of Woodland. the public and tiff sheep-raisers of' table talk about ■•Dahlias ’' —Adv. - Clarence E. Davis. Barry Co. a great favor if you will get in touch with the sheriff's office LABOR DAY DANCE. At Vickery’s Clear lake. Sunday, Monday evening. Thomapplc take pavUton^-Adv, LARGE ATTENDANCE THIS YEAR 00 BEGAN MONDAY , I 7 . M- Martin, cc I Johnstown The Local Agencies in Three Baltimore Counties Made the (Hastings Selections j Barry”.. ’. . livestock. Tuesday HASTINGS HAS REPUTA­ TION FOR FINE SCHOOLS A new free period of camping, ex- Hope irvuig ................ clusively for girlsi woo who oouia could noi not,’Irving .... The Sound of the Old School was not generally advertised otherwise attend a girls gtrL-’ camp in the > PralrievUle .... Bell Will Be Welcome ------------ —‘ •by — the- Orangeville .... summer. Is to be inaugurated Ing. People in ths different co Kellogg Foundation at Its Pine lake Yankee Springs Music munities seem to have a genuine camp beginning this week. The per- Thornapple ... School will open next Tuesday. Rutland The ringing of the school bell will be made an annual event. be welcome music. Indications point their animals place In a county th Total Twp. Fund This year the Foundation has giv­ to a large attendance in the grades After the Judging, club meml en two weeks of free camping at (General Fund Co. . os well as in the High school. and parents enjoyed a basket pN Pine lake to boys of Scout age. prior (Covert Road Redemption Under a new state law, those who dinner together which was foltoi to the opening of the regular nine Fund ........ . 317.08 have completed eight grades In rural by a very hotly contested ball gs weeks' summer camp for both girls ।State Fund . . 809.44 schools are not now required to pass among the club members. After and boys, previous to this time It ------------ an examination In order to enter has not afforded the same oppor­ Total for June 87477.18 high school. The certificate of the tunity to girls. Abopi 150 girU, between the ages , Distribution of delinquent tax col­ ' lected during the month of July. pupil has completed eight grades is; time allowed for making of six and fourteen, and about 20 11934: ' sufficient to entitle the " *to “ ad—* this ‘ ‘ 4-H ~ Club * *-*<e pupil first fair. *Mr. Fo or 25 older leaders from Allegan.^City of Hastings a-------- ----in the — . did not expect too much. With •81,01343 mission to any high scivool Barry and Eaton counties are at- II .Village c of MMiaicTUll Middleville ... twenty ------- ---------county. Formerly about per wonderful start and support gl cent of those who had finished the ।this livestock event, plans will work of the eighth grade failed to : qualify at tho examinations that Barry County 4-H Club Fair. mrntx TOUJ C,tj' lUld VUUg® fund.81.102J3 were held later. It seemed tx^lhe Canning. Handicraft and Ctot menu for special penoos in tne post. ( legislature unfair that those who *Thr ramn waa mazlr rtnaathla JAssyria Township (Continued on page ■*«) 48.91 failed to pass the tests should be by U shift In other events planned Maple Grove .... 420169 deprived of an opportunity to go on byfFoundatlon officials and was Castleton 344.84 to high school. If a child is to de­ “AROUND THE W0RI worked out In cooperation with or­ Woodland ficient mentally that he can not 104.11 Johnstown ganizations in the three counties, SUPPER AND PRO 133.79 make the eight grades in the rural which are Interested Ln girls’ work. Baltimore school satisfactorily, the teacher Leaders and. transportation will wui be oe Hartings will naturally be aware of that Unusual Event al these organizations and furnished by tl *“** ■* *Carlton fact, and will not give a certifi ­ the Foundatioi Church Parlors on We< ton. will supply peer :Barry-............ cate to such pupils. Many an eighth Hope .......... sonnel reqqlre nesday, Sept. 5 'ilttees oooperat- Rutland ; The various tile rural school, was so frightened Irving A very unusual and unique i mg with the —idallon Ln the ; when he attempted to write the ex­ .... three counties are headed as fol- Prairieville ’ aminations that he failed to get by. Orangeville .... the Methodist on felt that it was unfair lows: In Allegan by Mrs. B. Hofack- ; Thechurch legislature, er of Otsego; In Barry by Frank An- ,Yankee Springs (Continued on page six) gell of this city, secretary ot Um Thornapple .... served starting at five o’clock. 1 Barry county Y. M. C. A., and in , ..83,961.86 Eaton county by Mrs. M. IL DeFoe Total Twp. Fund ..81.47040 of Charlotte. • < BROUGHT MANY TO CITY sponsoring the affair, which shou prove very enjoyable. A total of 462 boys and girls have <Covert Road Redemption.. 536.42 Many different countries art State Fund 798.44 attended the three three-week per- I Folks Enjoyed the Play, Band lods of camp at Pine lake which food native to the country .11 MOM .. Concert and Pavement Total for July . closed for the summer on Saturday. sold. For instance, petal— It will be noticed that the city of Dance Y-egetables from Ireland; chop Hastings received over 82,000, the THREE PERSONS WERE The “Better Hastings Days" from China and aatads from Ha of which was paid to the school SERIOUSLY INJURED bulk board for the support of schools. The brought considerable numbers of Setter Hastings days Automobile Crash at M-43 Turn North of Broad­ way Bridge A serious accident occurred at the turn on W-43, up the hill from Broadway bridge, on Wednesday township of Woodland received over 81400; Castletow' over 8800; Irving chants of this dty Friday and Sat­ about 81.600; Thornapple about 8550. urday. The. crowd seemed to enjoy the band concert and the pavement dance on Friday evening as well as FREEPORT VILLAGE the tree show at the Strand. Ntf the returns would have been PURCHASES CEMETERY doubt far larger had we had normal crops this year. Such a program occasion­ Landscaplng Project Is Con­ ally cannot fail to promote good-will, and that Is a big asset for any town. sidered—Lots Will wood, of MlddlevUle. with Mrs. El­ wood's sister also In their car. were driving from this city toward their Be Oared For home. They were about to make the A business deal of unusual Inter­ turn when a bread truck from Grand Rapids, driven by Niel Bush, est not only to Freeport people but crashed into them. The strange to many former residents and thing about it was that no glass was friends was consummated last week, broken In either car. yet three ot when the village completed the tran­ James the four were severely lacerated. Mrs saction of purchasing from uauica Elwood suffered a deep cut across [ Godfrey the local cemetery. This the forehead and her sister was also has been talked ot and discussed for severely cut Mr. Elwood was bruised ■ yetrs, and much effort was exerted but not badly hurt. Bush had a bad .by the late Mrs. Milburne to bring cut on his left arm and his left this about, but in vain. Under the plan, IK. the vltlacrn village will will ttry to . _ _ ___L.-L-„ rm.* ’'present rtw.aA.nt nl.n rv tn were taken to Pennock hospital secure CWA help and a project of where medical and surgical aid was beautification will be carried out. All lots will receive care in the fu ­ given them. ture and Freeport will have a ceme­ THE BAND CONCERT tery it can well be proud of. We TOMORROW NIGHT. commend President L. B. Lester and The Hastings City Band will give the village council for this fine piece of work.—Freeport Correspondent. court house lawn tomorrow. Thurs­ day. evening, beginning at eight AUCTION SALE o'clock. Following is the program VERY SUCCESSFUL and we are sure it will be delightful to all who can attend. 1. Gifted Leadership, Henry Fill­ Porry Van Tuyl Be allied more. More Than He Had 1 Lisette Walts, H. O. Pulfrey. 3. Carloca, Vincent Youmans. Estimated 4. Torguato Tasso, Selection from Perry Van Tuyl held an auction Opera DonlsetU. 5. Bongs of the Desert, March. J. sale at his place in Yankee Springs uerwm vunv. I township on Monday, the sale being Deforest Cline. I. OodtUU.ro, Two. Arthur Jolul- wt».rtl«<l tn lut woor. Boon.,. son Sam Caslow I He several head of cattle for 7. ‘ Bohemian Girl, Balfe. aale and delighted when they 8. Champagne Walls,' Request,'«*d for frpm 85 to 813 more than Con Conrad. Ben Oakland, Milton he had estimated\ Dmie । Inasmuch as his only method of 9. Them Basses G. H. Hufflne ‘advertising was the Banner, naturU) Star Spangled Banner, ar- '•ur Mr. Van Tuyl to highly pleased ranged by John P. Sousa. wlth Ulla medium of reaching the ■eas----------------i people. INVITES THREE OTHER CLUBS. J. Norton acted as auctioneer. The Rotary ClubCut. of this city lias * * inrltetl t>.« lllu.r, of tail.. Al- i HOMCMADt Id CBMAM. representing the United many; Dutch cheese from Italy: ice cream and cake Alaska and watermelon from Al This promises “iK Robert Cook to g, man and her assistants vllto Bayles, Mrs O« Mrs M E Whitman. public ns this is a gtneri PLANTING FINGER­ .. LINGS IN Number Exceed* Thai ADALBERT CORTRIOHT, Republican Candidate for Prosecuttn Attorney. in the My qualifications include eight years active practice of law and four years as Circuit Ooyrt Com­ missioner. In criminal work during which time I tian died six hundred arraignmsnta and fifty trials In Justice and Qlrcult Court. echools of this county and of the j University of Detroit Uw School, I i feel myself well qualified to pw- I SUPPORT A DARKY COUNTY legan afid Charlotte to meet with WUI be served by Dowling L. A. 8. Uiem Here on Monday. September Labor Day aftemoori and evening on 17, for a get-together session ot the the Dr. K. B. Rees lawn at Dowling, OFFICE at tits four clubs. I—Adv. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST t>, 1934 ffl A nr nnn lu UnE I BO” IMP nmnCITfiDC I paid for by the'bonk*. The kwur- faure to c>aed liquidation. Thto often OPPORTUNITY FOR 'vUhtal°de^*itGra ^t*to^,000UXBi P^al^f 5.SEVERAL YOUNG WN words. If an insured bank ftifciready cash. ------------and • I*1*”1 &“• on de‘The new Systran eliminates UJto.WhO I shown that the $6,000 maximum obtained from Uw assets. This hu nremets two important First, the TH MICHIGAN 883 BANKS -’ fullv fully proucta tnora more esnt., Con»r»ua> unportant cflecta. crniUa. ol Il/diSLior. in than 97 per cent -ndeffects. ol . ya; KERN IN "* h«nk«" Cornoratkm and other creditors of May Be IfitwetUd in ing a„_„ J™ Office Open LEO HOFFMAN SPOKE AT that large. It to no* the largest producer LOCAL NEWS COMMERCIAL CLUB: Diacusaed “Money” ind He Urged Hie Hearen to j Study Subject • --------- jj&y-.CWOtH* " * ' ' ■ tg..________ »■------1i .'I.' I®* Mrs. Ed. Wilkes has been quite ill alon an<1 Decocratlc candidate for »„ __ Attorney Leo Hoffman, of Allegan, Assyria township will celebrate thil was the guest of honor and speaker lu centennial tn 1938 and plana are arranged tor Bennett Park. at the noon luncheon ot the Oom- atomdr under oonski«r»tlcn. Mired b<nk seU mtn dlfifculUre -nd ■»««> moolh. Nw reflURED Hie Rutland Cemetery Circle will Oceana. Mecosta, Montcalm. Isa­ merctel Club yesterday. He discussed the subject of “Money," not, he said, meet with Mrs Stella Hathaway MEETING OF THORNAPl. tarred to etore It. dore,. bella, Macomb and Oscoda counUea Crowley explained. • gallons " ntwncrl opened last month month, In in Rnmn Room MJ 237 n» of iia* already been proving producing because he felt that he la an author- Wednesday P. M . Sept. 5. fKE GARDEN CLUB REPRESENTS 95 PER < "Jfjst as.soon as a receiver is ap-1 the now post office building at Lanteiritoty. hcut nr oatdamc , a-’-20011 as a reiver is ap------------------ ---------------'sing. UCNI UF rHlnUita (jointed for the bank the Corpora- niCDI AVQ- CQCATC uULTEL'iSi!! b'u’» “ muomu. »ixm. Pi«e<i. ana so many theories about money —kJ ------------tion begins, to pay depositors the UlOrLHlo-----GnCA I C ■ This office wks reopened’ for ithe Boporta of Flower Show Are RURAL GIRLS AT Ui these days that U to the duty of Deposit Insurance Is Per- insured amount of their depasito."l kun MUCH n mrenrM INTERFIT -----------------------------benefit of young men living --------in this oojnpetad on tha north side. I Given—Election of Of­ MULTI HU I EnCO I pan Of lhB Mtate wbo interested KELLOGG CAMP folks to inform themselves. manent Part of Nahe M,d "AU ti,c individual depositWUUn 1 1 port of the state who arc Intareatad School opens at Nashvtllo on Mon-1 manen* rars ox wa o_ ncedj do u to preicnt hu p^, . v -in the navy. The office hours at tha He named the steps by which the day. Sept. 17, tha data being lato ficers in October tion 6 System book or some ether evidence of the KcmarKaDie Fruit ana vege- recruiting station are from 9 A. M. County Agent Harold Foster world had arrived at the conclusion because of repair work being dene’ Ito 4 P. ° M.. except Saturdays, when that gold to the product beat adapt- on the interior of tho building. Washington. D C—Thedeuoslts T bank's deposit debt and representatable Crops Despits the die Glasgow entertained (he TbornNames 4-H Club _ i^.... than 383 Michigan banks are fives nt _ __ . the office will be closed at noon. mare of .Hrthe Cn-ivimHnn Corporation, chn who trill will be The Grangers of Barry county are apple Garden Club Thursday, Aug. Dry Wcatner . Qualifications for enlistment are was emphasized of having a stable invited to visit Ionia today, as the 23. Twenty-five members and guests Members Insured by the Federal Deposit In- al the bank, will give *■' him “ his •check. u"‘' The of. mu fruit as follows; The Nine Barry County 4-H Club girls standard, one that will command the .«•• displays v ». >and uiu vegc- ~ .... applicant must be'! WJOC । rurance Corporation. Chairman Leo The de|x»llor then assigns his ingucati of the warden. Many mem- were present and the afternoon pro­ T. Crowley Ims .announced. This wired claim against the bank to the tables in the west window of the an American citizen, between thelaj-cihe— •'■e guest* of the Kellogg Camp confidence of people, who must have bers of Qie Grange are planning to Rram consisted of reports from tho ages of 17 -----and — 25 years; must be of qu, v.-eck at pine lake, according a standard to measure values. —..— office „—™ this ...^ week „—„ have at- .-— — number is more than 95 per cent of Corporation. Thus, the Corporation Banner visit the prison. fiowar show. Mrs. C. D. Bayer raHe also discussed inflation and the steps into the depositor's shoes. . ' tracted ** J * a ** lot ‘ of attention 1 from pass~ good physique, 1 *■* have ”“ “ at * ’ least * 20 1 to Harold J. faster. County Agriculall the Hcensed Institutions in the ported floral hall activities; Mrs. sound teeth, must be of good stand- j mhd Agent. Mr. Foster in making disasters thal would follow If our week on tjoo ball. Ws’taial whi Floyd Everhart told pf the poster "Tn the first payoff which took ertby. state. W®ek 00 Lhc charKe of Peter Eckman of Rutland exhibit- Ing in his community, must be able the selection* for this week's outing pww’at’work^o1 meet'defWem-ka °CCUr In the nation more than 14.000 place recently 99 per cent of all ths - 1 (e-n ____ the ages __ .. 10 two tomatoes nhir-Vi which wo'ah.H weighed nn. one tn to furnish the I^nslntr Lansing Office office with picked girls >between banks or over 93 per cent of s’.Lthe donsetars received their money in ed of 01 Adair gave an interesting account" full. • ■ • and one-half pounds apiece and said references from reputable citizens add 14 and girls who had done licensed institutions arc insured. of the antique diaplay and Mm. ...Seating liquor. " q of lhis the applicant must- creditable 4-H Club work deserving no hope of redeeming it in gold or ‘‘- 'locality; —**’"■ ---------------------------“With the depositors paid, liquida­ he had more al home like them. "* Although deposit Insurance is now Mrs. Norton.. Singh had the mis­ Harry Bennett gave a very enllghta permanent part of the nation's tion of the bonk proceeds on a bus­ They will make several good meals. not have a police or Juvenile court an outing. 1any other desirable substance. fortune, to fall on Monday tn her enlng talk on shadow boxes. Tha T. S. K. Reid brought home with,.record, must have at least a grade banking system people generally do iness-like basis. Formerly, of course. display ot qullta and rugs as well as Three girls are fronwthc Woodland home, sustaining a broken rib. The ________________________ not understand It very well, Mr. tRL- depositors had to wait a long him from Texas several branches of j. school education and' must have the Club namely, Dorothy Rairigh. UNEMPLOYED MUST injury is very painful, but she is do- the art division will be reported at time before the liquidation produced cotton, one boil being entirely; consent of his parents. [the next meeting. Crowley said. ‘ Genevieve Hoover and Beatrice FOLLOW REGULATIONS ing as well as possible opened and the others were not Yeung men who enlist in the navy .' Edgar RfiaM of Irving brought tp ! The president appointed a nomi­ "The Federal Deposit Insurance any money to pay them and they Murphy Dorotha Sense and Anna Corporation is Just what the name were usually paid in small amounts. ready to open. Hi esc cotton stalks in this district arc sent to the naval May Dunigan are attending from the Veterans Should Register at lhla ofrice lul wcek B nineteen inch nating committee of three—Mrs. L 1| training station at Norfolk. Virginia. Coats Grove club. Anna Halstead implies," he pointed out. "It is an Naturally, they were anxious to get created much interest. Z,, ... .. .... branch branch at of a "hnnev" a •'honey"near peartroe. tree, V. Bessmer. Mrs- Harry Bennett and twelve training One of the prettiest bunches of!I for twcl . weeks -------- tof -------------r prior to and Mildred DeBruino are attending Charlotte Office If They .which contained thirty pears. They Mias Badle Glasgow—to prepare a insurance organization insuring de­ their' money os soon as possible and posits in banks. This protection is they exerted a great deal ot pres- crabapples the writer ever saw was; going to sea. from the Monroe School 4rH Club I were packed as closely 4A they could slate of officers for next year and the Have No Jobs brought to the office Saturday from i Some of the many opportunities and Betty Jean Casey and Kathryn election will be held at die October be on this one small branch. [the Frank Prentice farm. Hastings, offered by the navy are: World-wide Wibalda are attending from the Del­ In a recent issue of the American Mayor Leonard at the council meeting. It was suggested that at Route 5- There were 22 apples in one travel, better education, bank oc­ ton Club. Miss Freda Smith and Legion News some pertinent facta meeting Friday evening named Al­ the next meeting a discussion of the clusion. each one beautifully colored counts, sports of all kinds, a variety Ruth Townsend are leaders for the were given concerning veterans' un­ derman Hoonan of the second ward advisability of having a four months1 employment. in which Barry county to succeed.Leon Tolhurst, who has. vacation during the winter months. red and yellow. And they were not of valuable trades Anyone wishing group. men might be interested. ("tied on" the branch as one might further information should write to moved to Marshall, as a member of be one of the questions to be decld4-H Club girls and others from the 'imagine. They were bonafldc. If the veterans in this county wish the Library Board of this city. R. D Boggs, who has charge of the three coumtes ot Barry, Eaton and Mr. Prentice also lias a prolific pear recruiting station. Room 227. Post Allegan are in attendance at the employment they should communi­ A petition signed by several cltl- also suggested that we begin to agi­ cate with the brancti United States I crop, and on a branch not quite two Office funding, Lansing. Michigan. aena was presented to the council tate the subject of having a special ' feet long, were 48 good stectF pears, logg is doing for the young people Employment Office now located at Friday evening, asking for traffic flower for Hastings to adopt*as tha Charlotte. . one small branch having 29 qn It. SHAREOF CORN-HOG ot this section of the state is hardly protection to school children at the city flower. If that could be decided Veterans should remember that If intersection of Broadway and State thia year It would be g great advan­ Mr. Prentice picked nearly five unless one is in close touch COIN IS $10,230.60 realized they have not registered since Aug. bushels of pears from one tree and with if. Mr. Foster appreciates this Road streets. The matter was re­ tage to the garden people in their, 1. 1934. they should do so and it will salrf there were about that many left opportunity of sending Barry Coun ­ 1 Coun-1 ferred to the public aafbty comrnit- next spring planting and by the year be necessary to have discharge pa­ County to Receive Nearly ty 4-H Club members to such a well following we could have a beautiful pers along. If a Job is secured out­ The alarm of Arc Friday night, at display for the centennial celcbra$100,000 From Wheat­ organized Instructive camp. side of the Employment office, the 'GREAT DETECTIVE PLAY wm vuuavu about v.tfv, 9:30. was caused uy by use the aum shortfc tiOtl of 1938. office should be notified Immediate­ circuiting of wires In the motor o(< *our new members Joined the club Corn-Hog Contracts ' AT STRAND SUN.-MON. AGED WOMAN IS ly. and if he should be laid off. the the electric refrigerator In Jay' w,d and “ after program was finished ,ter the nrouram We explained to our readers last NEARLY ASPHYXIATED veteran is urged to again notify the light refreshments were served with office so his card may be placed tn I One lhe Mo.t Oripp.o, There was some damage from smoke a color scheme of yellow and black. the active file. Registration should The meeting was held on the lawn Stories by Dashield 'would receive about $6U.ooo for the[ Mr8, Wanc y Winters Found 1---------------------- ----------------and the generator was of course de­ ,bc renewed after thirty days if no in the shade of an old apple tree and .. httlrninri^ Uun than 1.1 COO nice ITnoAHn-in,., Hammett ^ ttle n,ore plg* that lhfll 1 strayed. , Unconscious by nammeit lh(f ltghl dgJr ' The charlotte offire «ive> nretar A ch“hge will be made in Ute time with the background of brilliant i I JELKE’S 6000 LUCK flowers made a picture that will long Officers Next Sunday and Monday. SepTlie same 670 farmers will get pay MARGASINE be remembered by those present. . tember 2 and 3. Wlllidm Powell and for 1834.4 acres of com which they n« MT MM dM M ? "™‘ra j MVerBJ w<.ckj. Qun. The meeting adjourned at 4:30 and Myrna Loy will star in “The Thin agreed not to raise this year and Mrs. Nancy Winters about her home ■ -------------- . t r *> Summtr Meat each guest expressed her apprecia­ Man" nt the strand. Thia play has didn't The compensation for the on No. Broadway and noticed that A VISITOR IS IMPRESSED 2TOMA22 lAMIMg -CQCyMC: _ been seen elsewhere bf otlr inform- । com they didn't raise to 30c a bush- the —— milk ...... bottle^„■ had not been taken I BY A CANDIDATE. Hereafter It wUl b? at 11:20. The tion for a delightful afternoon. ■ !ant who says that it is most inter- el: and the amount of com which jin, they notified — v,w,George sl n | rcpwicr iromfrom a unicago news' a sheriff a reporter a Chicago newi- church services will begin at ten estinR and fiucinntini! One person the 1834.4 acres might hove raised.; Leonard on Saturday ' V afternoon, ftftrmmn who whn Ipaper -------- who ‘ - ■is spending --------••--- ..his. vacation o'clock. called it "the best detective story had it been planted, was figured as i immediately investigated. Sheriff Smith Brothers. Veltc & Com-1 OIIVIT1I on Ull Lake LAIKU Michigan, AllCIUKill), in in paying puyUlg us US aH yet written In America." 34.102 bushels of shelled com. That*Leonard and Nightwatchman — —Clar-1 ■— '«-< — • ■ ■ pony, in their advertisement this friendly call, ------------expressed his opinion 'Mart people enlnv enjoy cood good detective 'at m* 30c pperr bushel would mean $10,- |encc shultz could ’ Mast neonlr i—.tj not "get Into'the .w. of lhe Republican candidate for week, call attention to the fact that I stories and the author of this one. -----230 60. ”----- - the wheat contracts - j house as it was strongly locked on Stale Senator from thia District. J. From , the price of coal will advance on I Dttahleld Hammett, is regarded by and and the th. Com-Hog contract* fanner* | the inside, so had to break in the "I've talked with your man. Du- SePl >• Th13 ls nothing they arc 1 Sinclair Lqwls, the famous author of Barry county this year will re- door. They found the aged woman butason." he said, "and I'm Im- "sponsible for but Is required by and Nobel prize winner, as "the best celve well toward $10,000 cash. Just i lying on her bed unconscious. Medl- pressed with his political qualifies- !hc fuel code under which they arc, of American detective story writers," how effective this campaign will be cal aid was summoned and Mrs. lions. I like his direct personality, operating. rand Mr. Lewi* also says that this in raising farm prices does not yet, Winters was taken to Pennock- hoa- That makes for straight thinking? TPe United States civil service novel Ls "certainly the most breath­ annear: «„r. that pjt*]. jjer condition being critical. appear; but bu$ it H Is ahaaintaiv absolutely sure and how we need it! They tell ms' commission lias announced comless of all his stories." it will be atthe drouth has raised themwlwithout Investigation showed that she had he Is an honest man. and how we petitive examinations for several | the Strand next Sunday and Mon-> any aid from the government, prepared her coffee for breakfast nggd »uch men! My opinion is that typ« vt government service. If i day. September 2 and 3. ’ ' •—-------------- --- ----------I nr an i nir nVre------------ • ’.YCRARDT—KLAGER REUNION^ and had set it on the gas stove, as he is too keen of habit to overlook anyone is interested In such service wa* her habit, and it is thought that an opportunity for parly advance- they can learn about it by inqutrDEAD LINE DATE | Thc first reunion of Uic Adam possibly she bad hit the valve Ju«t ment. while on the other hand he is' Ing-of Hugo O. Wunderlich,— secre — ­ K IANY 1 Eckardt family with their cdusuu. enough to allow a small amount of too wise to chase the will-o-the- tary of the Civil Service Board of R JANI. I, KUgfr WBS hcId Examiners al the postoffice in this gas to escape during the night, near­ wisp. We need that type too. World War Veterans Can <lay the EB,on R^Plds camp ly asphyxiating her. This Wednes­ city. "I know plenty of politicians and ground*. Relatives were present from day morning she U reported as rest­ I could not keep my Job If I were Mr. Nielsen of Battle Creek, audi­ File Adjusted Compensa­ Ann Arbor. Bridgewater. Tecumseh, I ing comfortably. not able to size 'em up I'm used to tor for the city, made his report Middleville. Hastings. Lake Odessa size It. this business of making estimates. Friday night to the council cover­ tion Claims Now and Woodland. There are plenty of valuable and ing the financial record of this city MOVING TO NEW . Announcement is made from | It was a very enjoyable meeting. reliable men in politics. 1 wish live for the year ending March 29. 1934. Washington. D. C- that January IJ■ A bountiful pot luck dinner, a ball HOME AT ALLENDALE people knew that, but how can they His report showed the city had in 1935, is the final date for World war game and visiting were among the when criticism and propnpandn con­ cash on March 29. 1933. the sum veterans to file ihclr claims for ad­ day's events. Rev. Gearhart Commends His stitute the swankiest team on the of 151.707.87. On March 29. 1934. justed compensation. Either the vet-, Officers chaecn were; President. road. the cash on hand was $47.848 29. Successor to Hastings tran or the dependent* of a deceased ■ Andrew Fmkbclner, Middleville; "Yes. the majority of men in our The report was accepted. This re­ JOHN A. VANDER KO1± veteran may hie the claim. | Vice^Prcs.. Sigmund Klagcr. Bridge­ People state legislatures are all-wool and a port agrees with the city treasurer's Barry county veterans, who have water; Sec.. Mrs Howard Hewitt. CAKDIDATX Rev. and Mrs. W. C.GeaYjrart and yard wide, and Mr. DubuUson is not report made in March. not already put in their claims. IVavtlHM Hastings. Arrangements have been com­ family will move this week to their only that but more. He displays a FOR SHERIFF Choice Quality :hould sec F W Anriablc before Jan n w„ decided to have another new home at Allendale. Midi. Dur­ certain well-woven texture of per- pleted to have a concert by the 119(h ON THS DEMOCRATIC TICKET il about tills matter. reunion next year in August at Pol- ing his pastorate in Hastings he has spnality-flne and strong-that one is Field Artillery Band of Lansing nt INFANTILE Pa'iALysIS 1 P“" “> made many friends who regret hia conscious of it if one has had prac­ Bennett Park. Charlotte. Sunday. leaving our city. Their good wishes tice in estimating men. It looks good CAUSES GIRL'S DEATH. LOSS WAS TRIFLING. will follow him to his new field. Rev. 1 Nancy, the ten yws ^d daughter Tile Hastings luv fire arpBrtmem department was of Mr and Mrs. Clifford Dotan. of called to a country fire Wednesday Gearhart is very appreciative of the FAMILY REUNION. " this city, was stricken with Infantile afternoon, but before they arrived many kindnesses he has received David Althouse. son of John and paralysis the first of the week while the blaze had been subdued Thresh- from friends in thia city and vicin­ Savilla Althouse. who was born in thc family was on a vacation trip cra werc at Q,car Wurms fann ln ity and has the kindest feeling to­ 1853 in Hastings township and spent r Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 224-1-2557 not far from Alpena- She was Hope township it was discovered ward Hastings and ita people. He many years tn this vicinity, came A rushed to Blodgett hospital In Grand lhat the roof of the barn had been Saturday for a ahorl visit with his B Rapids where all possible was done M.t aflre by aparlu frpm lhe thresh. Crocker, whom ha says is a young niece. Mrs. Alma Cruttenden. and “ (for her. but death claimed her on mg engine. There was lively work by man of sterling quality and asks the have a look al the old seelies. Sun- A SUNDAY and MONDAY, SEPT. 2 and 3 ■ Ttiesday morning the threshermen tor a few minutes coopaation of the friends of the day all branches of the family gathPrivate funeral services will but they put out the fire before city Wesleyan Methodist church and its j ered for a visit, among them his sis- r held at the family residence. 429 8 firemen arrived. Tlw loss was very numbers for his successor. ters. Rose Charlton and Emma 4 Park St. on Thursday afternoon, al ;ma j] fearing the umr blaze uilgili might gel Ret ....... » two-thirty o'clock, interment in >vz.»h control a_.u -------Ul fw beyond call---was made for MANUFACTURING CO. |Rivqr.ude. WON IN PATENT SUIT ^u. uui. JUhur. t I the city fire buck. Sincere sympathy b extended to Uomedy—“THE OLD BUGLER" LATEST PAT HE NEWS ------------- । Mr*. Moxie Mulrooney and Patty ■ 'the bereaved ones in tills time ol [ REJECTED THE GIFT. Added—"Around the Calendar" Bargain Matinee 1:08—3:00 Decided Ita Piston Ann. all ot Saginaw, others pres| Some well-meaning citizens ot Court sadness. Nashville raised a purse of $50. Bings Did Not Infringe Ruth of Vermontville. Mrs. Rose WELCOME TO CONTY ISLE. fnorn.­ bought a lot along-slde w the Thorn Chariton and Irving, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Sutton, with the help of a apple rlver and gave u the vU. on Another Line tew boys, ha* cleaned up Kenfield »»v lMe on C0IMltttto thal wlBUnmg i Some time ago the Perfect Circle C. J. Clarke and Mary Ann. Carey TUESDAY. SEPT. 4—ONE DAY ONLY uti kuuuiir.Ni uiai a a , swimming Island in Thornapple river and pool would be built there After In- Company, an Indiana corporation Althouae and family and Albert and TWO FEATURES family and Albert Crultenden and made a beauty Sjx>l of lhe samc. ^ 1[vestlgatlng V£..«.£“__ the cost ^j'Tuch'a'pwiujvu»i» of such a pool manufacturing piston rings, brought , The railroad men hove named it und after ascertaining that the wa- auit against the Hastings Manufac- Mlfc Indeed this was a most hap­ |ter in the Thornappe Thornappe"river luring Company, claiming that the py day. ruth adolth ■ Cuney Isle. river at Nash-1 luring Welcome to Coney Isle, across the v jjj c was not suitable fbr pool-bath! latter were infringing on patents ‘ * villc f6r pool-bath-[latter Infringing OBITUARY. little stream. ------- ** — council --------- - rejected — - -iI — -------claimed »-•—j to.------------,u mg ms pun purposes, the which they have on their Lucy Ann Eisen hood Cain, daughpiston rings. The case was tried -C [ ter c/ ’ c^^^arahS^X' 4 Welcome to Coney Isle, where the tbe gilt. -------- ALSO -----Silvery waters gleam: ....— ■ ago m reoenu aistnct court ,wu born in Jackson township. Ban-' I in uic the_federal dlstric^court Its a shady place in summer when MICHIGAN'S BIG GAS FIELDS, at Grand with a big array of. '<dU3ky comjjy Qbl0 August IB. 1850. F -a Rapids, „ the summer dnv; The MeciYsta Mecosta rruintv county occ gas AelH fijld hl. has! legal .-I-... A- ­ I days are hot* hot; 1_________________ talent on both sides. The de Hurrah for Coney Island, if* a been extended several miles by a cision of the court, rendered some and passed away August ZJ. 1934. 4 ADDED, COMEDY—“BLOW ME DOWN" grand old spot ------'* *-------*— tn last ‘ ••' —*— ­ time alter the trial. U thal there was1 , new — well, brought Wednes She came to Michigan m 1854 ” LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS Adults ISc; Children 10c —Contributed. day in Millbrook township, with a no infringement. This victory for daily capacity ot 2500.000 cubic feet of the local company Is naturally very settled’ in Barry county She was 4 FREEMAN REUNION. . gas. This new well evidence* the fact pleasing to all who art interested In married to Leander Qaln December I 8. 1173. He passed away January 2. B . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis khtthews en- 'hat tn that part M w of the stale, ex- it as stockholders or workers 19>4. F WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 and tertamed the Freeman reunion Sun- tending across at least three counTo this union were born seven chil-' A day Quota from away were Mr nej. u an area that will produce FRED JOHNSON SUF«... three «™ passed away | dren. away m in ir.iancy infancy ■ and Mrs A D Hoskin fnee Ora Me- |arse quantities ot gas. 1 away.” Cluitocki and daughters. Helen and --------. FERS PAINFUL INJURY CANNING NEEDS Almn. of Gasvillc. Ohio. Mrs. Clara -----POMONA GRANGE. SCHOOL SUPPLIES iLamoreau and Dr. Amnicron of Frc, ' The Barry county Pomona Orange Break. Bone. ir. B><hl fool |w<“ Cad Rubbers mont. Mrs. Maud Smith and daugh- held their meeting at Welcome With CAROLE LOMBARD, Bunts a Allen, Ethel When He Stepped Mr*. Dolly J. Lee. all of H ter and Mr and Mr- Burglu.it of Grange hail on Saturday. An address dox 22c Can Coven Into Role twe inmdchlldren. and thrw Grand Rapid* and Mr* J R Haye* was to be given by Jahn C. Ketcham into U01C I grandchildren, also one slsti of Hastings. The day * festivities on the subject of the “ Proposed New Comedy —"NKWB 'HOUNDS” Pint* 67 c Mason Caw Fred Johnson, who travels tor the iIda Utcbard of Greenville. ----------- 1. closed with a wiener roast which all Tax Amendments." but Mr- Ketcham LATEST PATKZ NEWS "aitlnas -Manufacturing Co., met -met Punmi nt h»r a --------------------------------—iturday ■ enjoyed. was ill and unable to bo present. Hastlngs with a painful sectdent Saturday afternoon at two o'clock.-------------------- 1 COVJ-uiu LSTn AM.LABIX .S morning in Cleveland. Olilo. He was Burial in Fuller cemetery. 4 stepping off a ladder and did not FRIDAY .nd SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 u>d S The government 1* prepared to W8U passed by the last legislature MEETING OF RURAL make loans to tanners in tiie drouth «q» . ' TEACHERS ON SATURDAY. 14 ment and stepped Into It. Al tint he PENNOCK HOSPITAL. Tho teacher's of the rural school* ■ thought he had strained his right WHh the M UtaraaUMial "Hoareh fur Beauty" Ceaicji Winson for acreage sown to grain. this fall. Jack Allerding. Hastings. Route 2. fool, but upon examination it was of tM countv will have llteir annua) r meeting Saturday. SepL 1. in the 4 Tlx. go.ernmcni will loan »!’ per on Aug. 22. He has been named Jack found u be brokyn instead. court room beginning at 1:30 o'clock I । acre for seed to b? planted and >1 Michael. Al this meeting the taachen wtjl get । [per acre lor summer fallowing. Meta Marietta Is the name of th* their uitinll*. .nd InolnM-tlnn. far ' A Sl'RGERY GL'LLG. uaugmer doth w a«r. ana san. isay Haywood, City. Bcgitc 1 on Aug. 35aU hopc he nU/ [ Pennock Hospital Surgery Guild. .Asia's Fiercest Jungle BtasU Oasis in Mortal Combat! llo, 19 will meet ■Thursday. Sept, concerning thto proportion of a LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS — Adults 15c; Children Ifc cumts in mw; lidurc* tu rxtenatou work offered by the colt at Mr Ermont Newion s real- u>iu worth 3 cento, wnat'a the maldeuce cn Route 1. Work as usual, ter with the nickel? FOOD CENTER Get ahead of the Price Rise—Buy Now ! And Save on your fall and winter Food Supplies. ^STARTLING IMPROVEMENT' Tkfint Mtft Jelke’s Good Luck OLEOMARGARINE X9C Magnolia Oleo Mackerel Red Salmon Bean Hole Beans Quaker Oats, large 10c 3 cans 25c 2 cans 35c 3 cans 25c 19c Peanut Butter Cream Nut Fig Bran I. Zoo FREE Chocolate Drops Fig Bars Ginger Snaps Peanut Butter Kisses lb. lb. lb. lb. 15c 10c 10c 10c 10c B B fTRAND TliEATCF William Powell . Myrna L Sweet Potatoes Chatterton « Bliss Cocoa 2 lbs. 21c Hershey, ) lb. 14c J lb. 8c Potatoes, U. S; No. I pk. 25c Clothes Line, 50 feet 19c ELice, Fancy Blue Rose lb. 6c Menjou “JOURNAL of CRIME’* ‘Success at Any Price" 6 ■INC CROSBT in Paramount’s ‘WE’RE NOT DRESSING’ Tablets Ndte Books Pencils “SEARCH for BEAUTY” ‘Serve Yourself and Save’ Phone 2609 Greatest Animal Thriller— Devil Tiger �CT1 BATHNGS BANNEt, WTOMMDAT, AUGUST M, 1U4 led tn the select-four division. Bur- Wilbur Lane In the 18-hole final SERUM PREVENTS IN-' drtts Wadd took hfa place after go- match of the championship flight " bith r moil veto I Ing two extra holes holos with Charlie 0-5. 8-8. Mrs. Stem reached the final nnal FANTILE PARALYSIS 'Leonard to finish 1-up. Ian Ironside bracket through a default by Mrs.I stumbled into the aeml-flnal bracket Ray Finnic while Mrs. Lane defeated j by virtue of a default from Al Mrs. Roy Hubbard tn the semi-fin- Philadelphia Doctor DiicovI Brown: Charlie Doyle placed among als, 2-1. to become the other finalist. er« Serum to ImmunSEMI- FINAL GOLF I the fast four by defeating Don Wall-1 ----------------- <«» ------ -ixe Children 4-3- Aben Johnson entered the HASTINGS VS. GRKENMATCHES SCHEDULED dorff, ■ Everybody who realizes the terseml-final bracket after finishing: VILLE GOLF MEET. Hastings 1-up on lhe 18th hole over Dr. I E_ .._ golfers defeated Green“ rlbie ravages of Infantile paralysis Sixteen Entered Champion- Houghton. Ille at at the Country Country-Club last ThursThum- will be .pleased to know that Dr. vtlle ■ «»* 1 ■ day ay afternoon in In a • Club exchange John Koimer ot of Temple University, . ship Flight at Coun­ HASTINGS STANDS match. 11-10. Eddie Van Popering. । Philadelphia, has perfected a serum. try Club SECOND IN TENNIS, local club pro. scored low toUl for .which has been tested to quite an Hulln,. mH UkHlH, lor u» lh« jUrt P&« •1U’• «rll 0< TO Of the sixteen qualifiers fo» lhe extent, which it 1* claimed will cure Hastings Country. Club Chsmpion- second and lost lime this year in the ilhe H hole*. that malady, which has crippled so •hip nltht but toitf nmaintd Inthe »«cond and lul lima IhU yw In lhe*• many children and occasionally running for the year's prize trophy Cenlral Michigan Tennis League | resume PLAY. 3S-.U Diihoneit and Du- . I. The department has not only paid all money due the counties for. honorable Argument, 1933 under the Horton oct (except a few small sums over which ques­ tions are pending) but also lias paid (Continued from Page One) more than half the Horton money The letter first quotes a tang pas­ due the counties for 1934. 4. Instead of all the department* sage from a report by an official of the Highway Department published "grubbing" highway funds last year March 15. which included this para­ ••for their easy and extravagant spending,” the highway money was graph: Between the period of January used to meet the state's payrolls. 1. 1933 and July 1. 1933, the Michi­ The crisis was desperate. Banking gan legislature met aqd faced the was paralyzed; the state could not task of passing such legislation as get any other money. If that money would produce revenue sufficient had not been available the state to carry on all the function* of the government would have had to stop. • state government. Between the ,or else iU employees would have time of the bank closures and the had to work without pay. The ternafter Sunday's matches. They were wlfturo'out'of The Hastings Independent* will munlzing children against diphth­ enactment of the sales tax over j porar” transfer of that money was many other banks. ' ' Dr. Kenlth McIntyre, Kim Bigler. ^Bun- resume playing baseball after about eria, it Is claimed that this new ser­ 113,000,000 of the ihlt highway highly commendable. i Jim Radford and Dick Stem. Dr. ‘hree ^^“W^elr credit Btmwhen lhty uke um will make a child Immune for i Thu* the Detroit (renamed Mich­ We are required to maintain chartea thal will rob life from the infantile paralysis ‘ channels of government. igan) Automobile club has managed u* for the cost ot carrying commercial accoant* that scourge. And the club's letter adds: __________________ to _____ present a false picture by the old Cook, finishing 1-up on the 19th a Maan^rXMhkio^n I CADDIES TOURNAMENT. There we have the words of trick of telling only one-hsdf of the hole. Kim Bigler was more fortunate »} 'T. J.‘"‘JS<1£*^ P1 Charlie Rose annexed the Hastings SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. the Stale Highway Department it-' truth—and by deceptively playing in defeating John Ketcham. 8-5. Jim Wolman County Club caddies’ Golf Champ­ self acknowledging that 113,000,-'. up the word "diverted" in such a Mr. and Mr*. P. Hoffman and son. Radford edged-out Les Hawthorne ‘he slngira matches Oilman . durlng 000 last year was diverted from'way that it appears to mean some­ ances are maintained, maintained. We Invite onr customers and de« 3-up on the 18th bole. Dick Stem JJ’ ?? I when he defeated his brother. Don. Victor, spent Saturday evening with highway fund* .... It ha* been {thing that the official report never was forced to play an extra hole Fisherdefeated.Woodard fl0.75. L the flniU4 5J ln M |n>uh. Mrs. Annie Zemer and daughters posltor* to Interview our managing officer* concerning these in Nashville. stated that the money collected; Intended it to mean. with Cliff Dolan before he gained Charlie entered the final bracket by from the motorists for roads was; We would gladly give the club nd believe that, after a full understanding fa ar* Vw and Kennedy defeafad TMgart, 2-1, while IJIC deciding oeciuuiK stroke *iro*c to id finish nuuin 1-up. 1-up. -Fisher — --- ------­ Geld |defeatlng used os a sort of general grab bag. {the excuse of error or inadvertence, Stem then moved moved Into the final fl-3.J-5gained a final berth by downing Mr. and Mr*. Davjd Young of Bat­ Stem then into the final el™Jn P1*1,H 11adfay. „ —i '!‘doa •aeh one will feel, that the charges are fair and Don gained a final berth by downing tle Creek called on Mr. and Mrs. and here we have the authentic but for the Jact that this I* at least .. bracket* Monday morning when he 7118 ,ocal .net.ler*JJ£Mt A- W. Scott and Mrs. Minnie Elliott statement admitting such accuse- ills second commission of the same ’ upset Jim Radford 2-up on the 18th league match 1* with Caledonia Carl Conrad, 8-7. and Frank Norton's Friday evening. tion. | offense. In July one of the circulars hole. The other «ro(f.iln^ rneUh be. I "here. Wedoeede, ellenioo) ol thh INDIAN LANDING WINS. Mrs. Lulu Gray spent part of last And again: with which the club Is flooding the Indian Landing ball team took La­ tween McIntyre and Bigler Is j week camping at Bristol lake. Why under the sun should the state stated: cey lake team down the road Sunscheduled to take place the latter Dale Cole of Baltimore Township motorist* of the state be asked ' ------------------Last year, apparently with the WINS WOMEN'S CROWN. part of the week or next Sunday. and Harold Aspinal ot Hickory Cor ­ to provide such a pot for all de­ consent of the State Highway De­ Play in the club First flight also II Mrs. Chester Stem fell heir to the Battery for ’ Indian Landing. ner* were Friday callers at Peter partments of the stale to grab partment. more than nine million tain sound and safe banking Institutions. reached the semi-final stage with; local women's golf crown at the Catcher. Keller. Pitchers. Rose. Bell. Hoffman's. into for their easy and extrava­ Country uiuo Club wonaay Monday aiicrnoun, afternoon, Hawbltlz. Umpire, Will McNutt. Burdette Wadd, Ian Ironside, Char- country Mrs. Ida Norton and Cleota were gant spending? fund to be used by the admlnfatralie Doyle and Aben Johnson situat- when she finished ahead of Mr* Battery for Lacey. Catcher. Wil­ week end visitors of~Mrs. Ida Wil­ Now what would you think after liams. Pitcher. Haulle. Umpire, John kinson and Mrs. Cell* Belderbeck In reading all that? Tiie _________ Telegram , promptly answered Scobey. Southeast Maple Grove. You would think, of course, that,that deceptive statement, pointing Next Bunday Indian Landing will Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Marshall and play with Carlton Center at Indian MLu Alta attended the Marshall the gas and weight tax money is iout that the nine millions were temnot all being used for highway pur- I porarily transferred from the highLanding. poses; that a lot of it is being j way funds but ALL PUT BACK, Ostrolh reunion Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Marshall were "grabbed" by other deportments and ! TUe same answer was made elseTHREE CORNERS. spent for other purposes. You would where. The facte were even called Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sisson and Battle Creek visitors Saturday. Mr*. Ida Wilkinson and Mrs. Ce­ think thal maybe that can legally; personally to lhe attention of a family ot Kalamazoo called at the aof their mother, Mr*. Miranda lia Belderbeck attended the Chance be done—anyway that It was done spokesman of the club, who had to school reunion near Vermontville last year, and that »13,000W0 was admit that no highway funds had oc­ , Sunday. HINDS CORNERS. t Saturday. * • . thus "diverted." Thirteen millions tually been used for any but high-' Kenneth and Lawrence Wing of Dalton, Michigan Formerly Baker’* ' Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith of Kala- come Corners Saturday night. Mr. and Mr*. Richard Boyce of collected for highway purposes but way purposes. Yet the state la again Ionia, who hud been visiting Rose Mrs George De Molt visited her Marie. Robert and Paul Hammond Marshall spent Bunday with their improperly spent for other things!:showered with the same deceptive . mazoo visited his aunt, Mr*. Guss mother, Mr*. Ida Wilkinson. Mrs. And not even for wise things — for'statement, so cleverly dressed up as { Kline, and family Sunday. . mother. Mrs. Sarah Newton, in H**returned home Tuesday evening. "easy and extravagant spending." : to make the reader believe some-1 Mrs. Pearl Barrett, who ha* been Boyce will remain this week. I Robert Hammond accompanying Little Marian Tobias Is spending Mrs. Stewart Rosemergy of Hess­ And you would also Infer that even thing that is not. true and grossly spending the summer at Mackinaw them for a visit. ; Islands is visiting her parents, Mr. part of this week with friends in Leonard Walter* of Carlton. Ar­ mer and Chas, and Necora Cobb of now the Highway Department has misleading. Battle creek. , The so-called Michigan Autorno- and Mrs. C. N. Tobias. thur Strodtbeck and the Misses Ida Battle Creek spent Tuesday with G. been unable to get back a lot of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Huffman and that money. Maybe the department bile club is a Detroit organization j,(r jjr,. q Tobi** and and Thella Pitt of Assyria spent C. Marshall and family. The Norton sciiool reunion will be is still millions short, and will never directed largely by men connected I daughter. Pearl Barrett and little children of Baltimore visited Mr. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fiand Mrs. Burrell Phillips and famheld Saturday at the school and the get the money buck. ' with ------------------------------------automobile and commercial -------> ynrlun visited Mr and Mra field and family. «...Is..what .... ----------.k.-vYou transportation -----------...---- - It.... m,. um m„. lly Sunday and Mr. and Mr*. Bdd. That you would think. interests. 1* a ------very Mtll Hmdmhott Mr*. Cecil Plonk and daughter., Dunham school reunion will be held _ would be justified in thinking so. powerful propaganda agency, well Floyd Tobias of Kalamazoo Wed­ Marie, of Ligonier. Ind., visited her■ Monday. noon caller*. . after reading the club’s letter. I' organized -------- J “---------------------■* but the nesday. and well financed, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Wolters Several from this neighbo THE LITTLE RED BRICK. Now what Is the truth? Here It , idea ----------------that it represents -------------------------------------the motorists ME and Mrs Floyd Tobias of Kal­ is. according to the statements of of all Michigan brings a smile to amazoo visited hla parent* from i attended the recital Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Kenyon of Last Week's Letter. I nlng at the Hendershott school! Mr. and Mrs Wm Strausbaugh. the Secretary ot State, the state *.y. those who know the frrtr facts. ” What it Thursday till Sunday. They all “ — r^~‘ “ Hastings and daughter. Miss Mar­ Mrs. Vlnnle Ream Boyd of At jorie Kenyon, of Phllodelphla and Mrs. Rebecca Craig and son. Floyd, Treasurer and the Highway Oom-, does represent 1* Wayne county called on Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hender­ were Sunday guests at the home of mlssloner: which has all the roads it wants; shott where they are camping al Fred L. Jordan of Leslie were Tues­ urtlay night with Mias Susie Phillll 1. NO money collected from gas tht> automobile interests who think Gun lake Saturday afternoon. day afternoon guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Dexter Crouse near Everyone said It was grand. and weight taxes lias EVER been lower gas and license taxes would Mrs. Spellman Casey visited her Mrs. Claude A. Hammond and fam­ Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Van De Walker used for anything but highway pur-i help sell more cars; the gasoline brother. Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Mott, ily. • of Kalamazoo called at Clifford poses. companies who don ’ t like the gas Mrs. Agnes Kelley returned to the 2. The money "diverted" from the I tax; and the commercial transport* Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cook and Mr. ,home of Mrs. Gertrude Wiloox In Hammond's Bunday P. M. Eye* of true blue era Mrs. Warren Bolton, Lewis and highway department's funds during j tion Interests who want cheaper gas. and Mrs. Alva Moore of Freeport ; Hostings Tuesday to spend the Boyd spent Wednesday at the for­ the- banking crisis was only bor- j----------------- ------------------------'school year. visited Mr. and Mr*. WlU Moore dallst, a* moat w-callad blue Q I Wendell and Norris Malcolm at­ mer's sister’s, Mrs. Warren Miller, rowed it was at all times credited | The girl who married a man with Sunday. to the department and it has all money to bum usually makes a good Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Mary contain a certain proporttoa tended the 4-H Club fair at Hastings near Clarksville. Mrs. Cha*. Woodruff is spending been reimbursed -to the department, j match. Bishop and Myron Bishop furnished brownish-black or yellow figure Monday and Tuesday. । Philo Sheldon and Leo Motcheck t) few days with her niece, Mrs. Har­ old Ten Eyck, of Grand Rapids. 'pf Hastings were Tuesday evening Archie Rhoades Is visiting for a callers at the Claude A. Hammond few days with friends near Wood­ home. I Miss Tanner, a returned mission- land. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Abbey and ary from Africa, who Is living in Auson. Richard, ot Hastings were Sun­ i burn. Ind., visited Mr. and Mrs. Edw. day callers at Rebecca Craig’s. Walters over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strausbaugh. I Mr. and Mrs. E- W. Fifield and .family of Rutland were Sunday aft­ Mrs. Rebecca Crolg and son, Floyd, ' emoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar called on Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Mc­ Intyre near Nashville, Bunday. (Exerpts from an edi­ | Flfield and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hammond I Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hubbard of torial that appeared {Southeast Rutland and Mrs. Marcia and son. Bernard, and Mr. and Mrs. I Hubbard of BatUe Creek spent Wed­ Warren Bolton and family attended Sporting Items A. Comstock, Chairman of rol CommIs­ ond! date for RNAPEN CLUB Show Are i of Ofober i the Thornursday, Aug. ■s and guests rt* from tho ivlltes; Mrs. ling account' rery enllghtboxes. The ted a nomlBcnnett and o prepare a year and tho the October four months* »ter months, to be decid>egin to agi­ ng a special tdopfas tha 1 be decided treat advanple in their a beautiful rial celcbra- oed the club fbs finished served with r and black. >n the lawn pie tree and >f brilliant r apprecAernoon. • Service Hastings City Bank National Bank of Hastings FREE DANCE Saturday Night, September lot Crooked Lake — RAMBY’S RESORT BEER AND LUNCHES An Editorial That z Speaks Volumes ■K&MtewttSS for George S-Barnard Republican Candidate for Congress (4th District) R KOI GEORGE BARNARD in the Bertton Harbor News-Palladium on Wednesday, August 15th) I* candid6’.U£j-yPU*| \ con,T'“^-rv W «° U ‘ii^rStJoo \edui«. ,htir money u» • . tnstj*'"0. tMiJ Mu. D a Sc.ua* <* jX. tn 1X1 » al-1 ca»d> EW8 nesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Hammond. | The members of the “Lucky iLeven” canning club will meet with {Marjorie and Odetta Fifield Wed1 nesday for a party. | Floyd Walters and family ot Grand Rapids spent a part of last week with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Walters. Mr. and Mr*. Peter Haver and son. Clarence, of Hastings were Thursday afternoon caller* at the Claude A. Hammond home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Shirley Wing and sons of Ionia were Sunday after। noon guests. In the Claude A. Ham­ mond home. Robert Hammond re­ turning to his home with them. CARLTON CENTER. The Carlton L. A. 8. will meet Thursday. Sept. 8th for supper with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Savacool. All axe cordially Invited. । Mr. and Mrs. Lamond of Alpena i Mrs. Frank Hosmer. | Miss Verda Zuschnitt of southwest ■of Hastings spent Wednesday and Thursday.of last week with her couslns Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney, ily and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney and son and Miss Verda Zuschnitt spent Thursday in Lansing. | Mrs. Frank Hosmer expects to go thU Monday to Ann Arbor tor treatiment and possibly an operation on | E. J. Bock and daughter, Anna and I Phyllis, also Clarence Calms and । sister. Miss Haze), went Sunday i morning to Chicago where they will ' attend “A Century of Progress" this d 6 Mr. and Mrs. Mina Elliott were guests Sunday of the former's sister. 'Mr. and Mr*. Prank Busker of Has­ tings. | Rev. Loomis is still quite ill at this writing. Mrs. Loomis took charge of the service Sunday morn­ ing. I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P Hale and Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Fuller and daughter visited relative* In Battle Creek Bunday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Townsend of Clarksville visited Mr. and Mrs. Ford Aspinall and family Bunday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Slagel were Tahiti*.* 5u.pielo«. Ths Tahitians were unable at first to credit tha permanency of a white man's akin and would rub It with a watted finger. credit for planting most of the nut bearing tree* of North America. TOWN LINE. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slade and daughters of Detroit, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rtahm, returned home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tasker gave a miscellaneous shower for their son. Louis, and wife, at the home of the former Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Tasker were Ionia visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mr*. George Stoll of Ann Arbor came Wednesday enroute from a trip to the World's fair to spend the remainder of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Winkler. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reahm entertalned Mr. and Mrs. Alva Tasker and son Harold and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Winkler and son Richard in honor of their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slade of Detroit. It also was the birthday of Mr*. Reahm. Mr. and Mrs- Donald McLeod of Lake Odessa were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Winkler. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bates and fam­ ily ottended a convention at Bu­ chanan Bunday. Loose Leaf FUlere PI____ vl *T smell cookies," exclaimed little Bobby, “Little boys like you shouldn't smell such things." ad­ monished hla_ mother. "Wall," sighed Bobby, "smellln’ cookies fa what I Ilka best next to eating Strong Covert! I Fits standard I binder. Ml sheets, A banded ready for J use. Good qual­ ity paper! Mechanical Pencils a, Pencils Eory Wrilmg! Crayola Gold * plated mounting, com­ position barrel. Hard to wear out. Bargains t Crayon Fountain Pen Ink Spelling Tablet* 8c Typwriter Paper Pencil Boxes loc All Wool Sweeten Tolon Fesietter Slip-O*eril DOUD CORNERS. at Lorabee lake for pot luck supper Sept. 0. All members come. Every­ body welcome. Wayne and Frankie Hyde of Re­ mits returned home after visiting their sister and attending the'school reunion. Mrs. John Houghataling Is quite sick with appendicitis. All hope for a speedy recovery. Fem. Mabie and Marveta Moore returned home Saturday after visit­ ing relative* in Hastings last week. Norris Bergman and family and aunt Lida Neal, of BatUe Creek vis­ ited at H. Bergman's Sunday. • Grandma Traver returned to her home In East Baltimore after visit­ ing her daughter. Mrs, Hatley Moore, the past week. Miss Frelda Hyde and brothers of Remua visited their grandmother of Dowling Thursday. There were 59 who attended the Doud school reunion Saturday. All enjoyed the good dinner and pro­ gram. LmmLmI Bladen 8 x 10lA Siv! far rrkooU •X69 All wool macki­ naw cloth, navy blue. Sport col­ lar, muff pockn ft*. Men's |2M. Plain color* oi contrast trims. Sehoolboyi* Oxford* ‘ Siiet 8Vi Io 2 Dozens of stylas I Solid colors, with Boys* Goll Knickers 1 ..j j* C Cordoroy $1-49 full and ' /jWDOjB 0 Cut sled cuff*. Bar MUsee’ School Shoos ZX Sittt 2J6 io 8 Sporty looking! . Built for wear! Stitchdowh sonstruction *lin»inatal stiffness I PURE SILK HOSE BOVS' GOLF HO»» Stumksaf Fine gauge, in beautiful fall traordinarybuyl ■ "Admiration," said HI Ho. tha Mgs of Chinatown, **1* a token ot true value, but flattery l* tha ahabblest of counterfeit money." ■ j . �— Rinnpp »b<*® institutions have weathered D*llucr :00 pe,. He u resident of the St. Johns Rotub and a member of the Sanitarium board. Views and Opinions; What Others Say Way of Our World Kwara lllances; ‘This and ‘That Backward Glances; Four Guest columnists. Dr. A. W. Wood burn c. Dean Eugene Davenport. Groesbeck or Fl tageraid I I Bits of Yesterday * uwej. a^MuaM alto u» naaabt anar a waia. aa taMSto SI SaVZaS^TS: 5? bater oO Alkgan ooun8aturda> afternoon, who ty Republican candidate for octi- retornod thorn to each bouse oariy gres*. to most of the communities on Bunday morning with tho nan of jin the fourth district and during brown broad that ami with them,' Mount Lassen in northern Qallthe remaining few days before the Tho tingling of the baker's boll primaries. Mr. Hoffman plana to made tha matter a public one end his campaign with a tour that The Sabbath mornings in thorn Detroit claims the large munici­ will again take him Into meet of tho old times had a- peculiar charm, towns and villages. iThey seemed so much cleaner than pal railway system in the world. Durtag Mr. Hoffman's campaign other mornings! ■nse roods and the Th# peanut belongs to the family tliere has been an effort made di- grassy footpaths seemed freabar and rectly for the Republican party and the air iUelf purer aita more whotethan to the nut family. in the. words of Mr. Hoffman, some than on week-days Saturday ■While seeking votes for myself. I afternocgi and i-venina ’were re8HULTZ. have been campaigning for the Re-, garded u part of the RaHwtb (we Mr. and Mrs- Dan McCallum of publican party which will assist ma-; were taught that R w»« haJtV.«r'i.b terlally in electing tiv— "T ”” “ West Hope called at Wm, Chambertain’s Btmday. your Interest at heart.' playthings were laid aside, and ——— Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith and every body as well as «* «v“ ®ry thing. \(r. and Urs yorregt Smith called was subjected to a rigid1 renovattoo. renovation. on Mr* Clarence Smith, at BL Sabbath morning would not have Mary's hospital, Orand Rapid*. Sun­ seemed like itaelf. without a dean day.-. Mrs. Smith ta recovering from CALIFORNIA WHEN DANA WENT THERE. house, a clean skin, and tidy and a major operation. mctroDolitan area. b. ,n * loucr Prlce posconsumer? r ----------------throughout the rlcultural He is and an the idealist, 85 lt would be . to fix the : this duty Is visiting with friends In land." Editor Conlin is a keen student build maintain highways Tlic - ------------1 -r * price . of— ----­ Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Randall and Sunday, December 27th. <1835). spotless clothing. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lewis and California These six editors have of state affairs and taxation. For man who drive* a certain make of; fn tbe (33^ Of September 12; Dr. MrsL^r71 Yejfe?ntn vUlt' TIM Saturday baking was a great Mr. and Mrs- Clem Hcnuy called at Wc had now finished all our buu_ been invited to select their own top- many years he has been a leader in car 10.000 miles in n year paysriou- Arthur W. Woodbume of this’city ~ 5' “ event, the brick oven being heated Ray Pierce's at Banfield Sunday Sunty Itepubli- : pressing our full approval and ocT. C. camp where their sons Bruce R. tod to Otototo. to to to. Couto, Ttopo,.™ Uwto X r W 'Sto -------------------------------------------------------eveningwill call on readers to cut loose with ' cord in Hie comment by Tom Conlin and Frank are in training. Tlw boys their imaginations and soar away ship and got under way, firing a zathe vehicles Crystal pay Fallstnorc Diamond though they were writing for their an organization through which those ftnd tof lcavy than Drill brcath-takinR exploration of j came Saturday to spend the week luu to toe Ruetoto brig, ulduotoS! ■SMEARING GROESBECK." on >a----------------------------------------------------------end. returning Sunday accompanied I1. .. ....____ eoe- .... . ____ . ... 'tne the Indian Indian nuddlne. pudding, and the nlw pie.;' and the own publications. All of them are who payJohnny taxes attempt to keep ’hr peht — that is as it — light. One of Dr- Woodburhc's fawith her housework. Smith will say some the nasty * [1 1 vehicles ■ . and ■ ■ ■ ■= frequently quoted In the weekly measure of control over those who should be. Preaching services next Sunday Mtoly ol toe aem«n«lr.Uoo and j™ UK“;*5? UmlKI. at tha usual hour, 10:00. Sunday pr.uoI to..t.totod»n-undmto< d- «p.nd to..., contoq.-n.ly h. hto School at 11:0th ^a^tTlS ’ ^^umitated. 1 * ” ’ 1 ' Ur Mr n ^ d x ^ j Cr#ld an<1 kmoti the Amerlcans 'aod E^tobi wl . “ Unl ^® “ * ly known by name to many Banner had an unusual opportunity to study U)Bt doubt wys dissipated this sum­ K*s will hold their ' • • • Dr. and Mrs. James ptarum ot ““ ***: “** allowed to walk anywhere except in monthly readers through clipped comment in local government from within. He mer when U. S.-27 and M-21 traffic i at lhe hail this Dean Eugene Davenport of Wood- Orand RaJ,lds ^"8'**'* of Mr. w g«u^'w^ Ite or 5ar5lca- 1 member office window. ( the “Views and Opinions" column has a wholesome philosophy of rov- i wns routed *by “ our * ”'■ ' it. Supper will be Literally hundreds of Ohio. Indiana, 11land has promised to write lhe col-i inA.Mra'.Burr VaJ?JHouten Sunday. tapoke Engu^ very well tnd was whether it was never served by---------- rtyvL.*r?up, Four of thc editors, Muri DeFoe of emment. believing that all favors beln« inclined ,n the Supper committeen arc i2 Illinois and cars from many other ।umns tor the issues of September 22 qJJv’S'lmtM Cwhereh riio '5U,pected Rev. King, J. . Charlotte. Schuyler Marshall of St. and services received from this stales were constantly going by ;and 29. Few men have enjoyed more Monda> ,rom Lansing where she । next field; whether the fleld was not E. Norton and Byron LewiT"**' ' varied and interesting contacts or 1 n? I Wc staled ’ down this magnificent a *^. nd he^hen field, sldce we Johns. W. H. Berkey of Cassopolis source must be paid for with Interest Then too. there were monster trucks have such a wide variety of InforSd,lday L 4L,H* v « n where she u d Ud could go Into It only on weekdays. । and Vernon J. Brown of Mason, are eventually and that the more favors with great loads, from other states. |matton at ready command as Dean MORGAN. tcaoh Oto comlng year. 1 “hJ[c£,^anSg carejlng tL '' 8ab‘>aU’ ,h® houae' Mr. and Mrs. Stuart wraiwr Draper anu and wmcn.was running out. carrying us ~ — 7 —.—■ -*■• In rural communities similar to our we demand from government toe Each ami every one of these vehl- । Dcrna^- “U«nded a school recles driving on and wearing out opr Davenport. I Whatever he writes Ls 1WENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. [at - the rate ot four-or five knot*, it “ d - - own; George Averill of Birmingham more government costs. Editor Conlin Michigan roads were paying their < a fine fine day, day, the the first first of of entire entire T1?? town ‘J* JJnbn at Uw Lowe «chool near certain to be both intcrcs.lng and Ed. Kelley returned to his home in [was was a is tn the Detroit metropolitan area; was a member of the Newberry hoa- hit ...toward keeping roads In repair. worthwhile. < sunshine wc we had had had had for for more more than than U Do*'IM’ Ccr»tcr Sunday. They report I Fort Madison. Iowa. Friday accorn- I sunshine 1 — ... seemed to breathe. The sound of i a very good tone, visiting old nelghThey had h;.d paid M thel^ thiir license or ; Thoma* Conlin writes from the Upper pital board for many years ana .They i ttanied by hta son. who has been a month. We passed directly under Peninsula. So these six guest cdi- chairman of the Joint board com- weight “"u* tax *in “ .their vhome states,' -For the tssuiRof October 3 and 10. visiting relatives in this city for sev-' the high cliff on which lhe presidio wheyis was. seldom hoard on the bora and friends. Bertha Mudge and Leon of HssThey were paying" gasoline taxes in W. R. Cook will write some remimonths. I‘s built, and stood in the middle of streets on that day .-Lucy Lorcom, tors constitute quite a representative mission. He is very active in the Mfchlgan to Michigan, in ratio to nlsctnces of old-time political cam- eral tings spent last week with Mr. and ftlr and ana Mrs. MrB John Jonn King ^in>. and son ! the bay, irura Mr. from WIMCtl which „ we WUIU could w see in “A New England Girlhood." •'rilce" of Michigan weekly newspa- affairs of the Michigan Press Asso- themlles they traveled tn Michigan paigns here in the county. Cam- RuMen Of Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. small bays'" making up into the in-1 ------------- Mrs. Mlles Andrus and Mr. and Mrs. There objectionable fen- '■.nfonu paigns were not 8heX ' shelbyvUle wooded f here are nre other nnu»e-«rinnh!e <int always nlwnvn taken taVen tn In such «neh Orrn _ — . rt - pt.. ... sw'iit / . ' .terior. —« <ta^e"and ------ -------■ •beauUfully ___ ------------------,_j |I, A CHINESE LADY: AGED FIVE. 'Adam Eberly -­ per opinion. elation and the University PrcsA ires to tota proposition One Is a matter of fact manner as they are 8unday ja/and Mrs. A. J.ijer- island*, and lhe mouths ot several I The Orient .pearl of the household1 Hr- »nd Mrs. Henry Green of In order to introduce these six Club. His talks before these organ!- tures <hat ist the reduction — of the gasoline, today. Back in the days of Coin J / small rivers. It California eyer be- waa .near Assyria called on was Uu5 the wec wee daughter. Dab Dob Zon. Zon..near on Mr Mr.----------------and Mrs. editors in a more complete fashion zations are listened to with interest tax revenue .« to the state may not Haney when free coinage of silver, Miss Mana Joy Crites left Bun- comes a prosperous countr/. '{hta Diminutive white trousers, cut like Chas, yolrington recently. to our readers we publish in ar- and respect, be a reduction to the taxnayers at was an tasue (as it ta again today). d for pUn, where jhe wU1 spend [bay will be lhe center ot ita prosp- U1O4e ot a Persian princess, swept to Mlles Andrus attended the Adtlcles following a picture of each one all. It Is entirely passible that for examp.e. anything was likely ta |wr v.iCallon wlth her brother. J. C. [ perlty. The abundance ot wood and her ankle*. The watatbaod. tutaped «nUsJ meetings at Orand Ledge ; greater levies might be necessary on happen and lhe sky was the lim.t । Grrltczj. water; the extreme fertility of ita *el‘ UP under her arm*, gave her I Saturday. together with pertinent facts con­ GEORGE AVERILL. Fairchild is visiting triend* I .shores; the excellence ot ita climate, plump, rotund little body and chubby Wear*. We are wry *to report thal Austin George Averill who real estate. Further, there is no It might not all have made good*[ cerning his activities. assurance (hat it would reduce the sense but it was at lca*t vigorous ln the clly Mr pujrdijid's friends which is ns near to being'perfect as ‘>art shoulders, an effect indeacrib- DeLong of Grand Ledge, but for- * publishes toe Birm­ amount thal might be paid for gas­ and co.orfol. ■ iwll( p|cased to |carn thm bo has any in the world; and ita facilities ably bewitching. Upon her feet were meriy of Morgan. ta very ill. ingham Eccentric oline. Tennessee levies a 7-ccnt Mrs. Wm. Van Sickle and son. "Secured a nice position with the B. ' for navigation, afforded thc best small red shoes embroidered with A group in the office were com-, F Goodrich Co., and will make Ann anchoring-grounds in lhe whole colored silks. Her somewhat oval Clair, and friends attended the Wes­ will edit these col­ gasoline tax and pays about an av­ LomFna'nrV Arcor his nl3 headquarters. '“'‘“touarieis. Of vi late laic he nc western wcawroi coast evaav of VI America nmriw*—all W4I nt 11 it tatx. with ita fresh lips, rosy cheeks. leyan Camp meeting at Hastings L , Arbor umns for the issue erage of 16 cents for gasoline. Mich­ igan levies a 3-cent tax and pays in connection with the coming prlmercantile; for sa r---.place of great importance, nrl' has been empJoyed ’ - • 'by a ---------------I *»d tani® brown eyes, was punctu- Sunday. of Sept. 26. Editor an average of about 19 cents a gal­ mnrj election. William Lino ol .... . •—------------------------- <—- — — ------ to atfd ; — Thc tide ■leaving us.---------------------we jcame cver-ao-llghtly Upped-up establishment in ~। Oanton. Ohio. , ----Averill, situated as lon for gasoline including tax. Woodland Just about hit the nail on •' Mrs. M. J- Reed and children of '1 anchor — ” * — , syebrows and two shiny Utile black near lhe- mouth ’of the .bay. the head when he said the trouble . the -reduction of one cent he is in the Detroit Would -------- — —--------------Hastings spent a day last week with under a high and beautifully slop- braids, one of which appeared at was that people were more interest- Mrs , E. T. King and friends of Chi- [Ing trtll. upon which herds of hun- each side tied with a bunch of rest caRO at her Long lake cottage. j dreds and hundreds of red deer, andI cord. Ti”'T« than they were in politics. WATERS CLOTHES SHOP But the crowning glory was an­ Mrs. R Camaham. who has been the slag, with his high brandling Stilt ot Michigan could grt a man visiting her sister. Miss Agnes Hol- j antlers, were bounding about, look­ other small Brownfe-llke tentacle of in the gubernatorial chair who could brook. returned to her home n Mus- 1 Ing al us for a moment, and then, bair raising straight up from the top [ tutlonal matter. It IS a matter for do tor the state what Manager kegon lhe first of the week. [starting off. affrighted al thc noises । of bcr head where it nodded and the legislature to determine and Mickey Cochrane has done tor the emotion. At sight - ----------- „ „ wc made for the purpose of seeing bobbed ----------with —every ----- ---------—— ... change from time to time ns the Tlg.TS. It wouldn't be a half-bad ’EARS AGO TODAV TODAY. | jbe variety of their beautiful atti- cf her, THIRTY YEARS h—, Moloch Mc'-och himself, hlm-lf. must for the stroke of business. time, have have forgotten forgotten allaU- thoughts thoughts of of Mr. and Mrs. Romane Rork of ludes and motions. 1I time, Jackion returned home Monday aftH was ten o'clock on Tuesday when irightfuhiess and allowed her to Al: hough we had resolved not to er A week's slay with the former's, Muri came lo anchoe. Monterey looked nuike nests in hta primeval beard, take any tasues or sides tn the pri­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Estes Rork. juSt M lt dld whcn l lt laM , When she spoke,, it was thc young .t J ‘SL, ; ««es a broad range Of uttermu, nas s|lfuUouul an:. ndmfi>l mary campaign. we can't resist cx- at the Gun lake cottage which Mr. wh)ch was eleven months before, in Scheherazade toping her first 1mal outlook, is interested tn [«oplc and an independent political outlook and Marshall. Clinton Cot ,.j4.. u..u ins son recently pur- , thc brlR pilgrim. The pretty lawn maculate, silver)' version of the *■ • great reader. To his friends he at intervals editorializes in verse. His cau-News. fthmcf from Tom Blinston. on which it stands, as green as sun Arabian Nights. To put it still more is known as “Doc." His daughter,favorite hobby is fishing with special MrJand Mrs. John Coram of and raln couJd make n: the pine frankly..! admitted to love at first 1 Greenville. Idaho, were guest* at the w<xxJ lhe |he small river »UfhL * b w,lftthe W K'emphasis on fly casting. Al one time. -uluiny omnnWM1 My inc nasly. home of John C. Can-others and Dr. |OI1 the north side; the adobe houses. The winning of a Chinese lady. Kellogg Foundation Health Unit at we understand, he was an engineer things about Groesbeck that Fltz[McGuflta a lew days test week. They |w(th their white walls and red-tiled Mted five, however, is not a thing to Middleville. Editor DeFoe and pub- on on<> of lbe grcat takes boats. Jic gerald won't say—but would like to arc on an extended trip east endjfQofg dotted about on the green; be accomplished in any crude Lochtohen ol toe B«toer >tol chuckle u , Ionn„ 1TOld„„t oI ,bt. Uia,|. "“"'r," “ ?'> 1 intend to make stops at Detroit. the Jow whlte presidio, with its invar manner. I brought her a large i1"" ‘S’h'T*" Pre” “ p“t w“'- o— lhe r£ to SUU' omf"’io London. Buffalo and New York, re- > wUe<l trl-colored flag flying, and th® red apple, but she only drew back, turning by way of St. Louis. Mrs [dte<;ordant din of drums and trum- took refuge behind her thumb, and tne naming rivalry which for- dcnt of the Birmingham Rotary' Groesbeck, and is personally decent MAKE the best of Coram is a sister of Mrs. Carroth- pcls of lhe Iioon parade—all brought looked hard at me. Too hard, in meriy existed between Hastings and club, vice-president of the Unlver- enough to refrain from condemning 1 everything: ' think ers an aunt of Mrs. McGuffln. up a scene we had witnessed here fact. There was obviously sotneCharlotte baseball teams-therea a ,Uy Prf&i club. toke> ai , ^ilvc inPublicly hk former chief But I he best of every ­ ( Mrs. Rachel Wheelock of Chicago: wjth so much pleasure nearly a ye*r thing toe rtatter with my face. It an active in­ u™, o.h„ „W. ,„’ol cv. ; Btohto.. left Monday for olivet, after “ before, when coming from a long wn® M different! I tried to obllteris B Irmin Rbody; hope the best with her brother. Mr. Alvin Bates.: voyage, and from our unprepomessmyself in a sort of patrol formafrom newspaper work have been in­ ham and Is a booster of scouting, baste another, seems tb. require a for yourself: and whom she had not seen for many lng fCCcption at Santa Barbara, n tion—apple first as the "point." then eluded in Editor DeFoe's career to — ----- fellow like Smith to be tu the picgive to all. all love. (years. seemed almost like coming home.— myself as the "main body"—but out date. He Is a former state senator, WILLIAM H. BERKEY. ;urc Smlth »» 'he "smearer" in this — Charles Dick­ Mrs C. A. Marks of Detroit who । R|chard Henry Dana, in "Two Years came the thumb, the Ups began to campaign.—Oeorgo Averill. Birmwas city clerk of Charlotte for two has beeh visiting Mrs. Clair Pierson । Bejore tj)C Mast."------------------------------- I quiver, and only by a quickly ma­ ens. x—G "iltor . Uighanj Eccentric. in this city, left Monday for a few | ------------neuvered retreat up the' rickety stair terms, an aiderman of ids ward, is *or ^1C b-5UC ol* days' stay is Kalamazoo. From Kala- [SABBATH DAYS IN [was I spared the ignominy of tearthe president of the Eaton county f'j October 3 will be PAROLE JUDGMENT ROTTEN mazco she will return home to DeOLD NEW ENGLAND, shed. Parole Commissioner W. Alfred hospital board, a past-president o( „ , , . , There were .-only two or threai But ta the course of lime I purWilliam H. Bcr- Dcbo has put more convicts back Charlotte Rolan', was executive Mrs W J Wco-ston returned to I houses between ours and the main chased a duck, a handsome lackey. publisher of into circulation- than any preceding clerk under former-Governor Chase : !*treet. and ------ Gra T.f<.! , 7---- T----- 1 luiu then uku our uur lane ittiw came vamc out oui quered sto duck uuu* of solid ouihi wood wuvu which which Ii , the Vigilant at parole officer. In the 18 months of ।Ironccnung toe reason for drafting weeks' visit at her home tn carlton. [djrecuy opposite the finest iiousc in placed before the royal footstool and :ins administration. 30 lifers have vr.nq Ton -today town- * three-story edifice of brick. 1 went my way. been given their freedom This former Governor Alex Groesbeck at Charlotte, and a member ot the *; n Smith of this P»lnl«l white, the "Colonel's” restTo all who would win thc aflecW h 11 c most would be all well and good if the into the primary campaign; an acformer three-man pardon board of. [count of of which which we we nubltehetl published ta in tinthe . r.. “L.-i. v nMidin?1 celebrated dence.There There was a'spaciotu garden I000of * of a Chinese lady not over .i .> deuce was a>snac.toti« enrrtm Uons a Chinese tadv not over sixsix weekly scribes of parole Judgment were not so rdttcn count editorial columns lad week ffir fmt'eth lnS«rv <S. the -^^ *l- ^m which we caughtI recommend a wooden duck, the state. Until the war he hantilcd; the Mate edito­ Already a large number of these publicity for the Michigan Manufae d to be the ,n,rn^,.. of >he nflcemih of this “'Impses and perfumes of unknown For as 1 «al reading thal old stoic, convict* have been returned to Good covemment should rialize by means short Purpose of politics, not ■ mthin-the.‘“south Cn rlton । dowers. Over its high walls hung Epictetus, the spriteScheherazade prison again—in this very id turns Association and during lhe o?^nd SiX b«^ ^did great yUo^ herrelf appeared in my doorway, of prose "Bill'' time Of course.* every time we re­ law" graft and favoritism For .11 war worked with the United States heavy PratUoB1 purposes, there isn't a linlt.d In JThinE them happy re- 'awe« »PPl«. which, when they fell half-clad as usual, with a smile William turn a prisoner, it’involves heavy what Part,rlr °l difference between a-.uins 0, their anniversary’day on the outside, wc children consld-[dimpling her small oval .face. It was Food Administration as publicity di­ expense to the taxpayersBut thi; H Berkey quently breaks . .. crooked crooked Democrat Democrat and and a a crooked crooked Re lie-­ uins Of y >■ rrf. wh-n r nnt 'evident that the duck which »he rector for Michigan. He u an active ( Among the ladles who accdm- [cred our perquisites. When I flrat evident that the duck which she out into poem and the smooth flow­ d » parole commit: toners care about publican. nor a Republican ring[ read about the apples of Hcsperides. [ held tightly in her hand had settled -member of lhe Michigan Press A - , that Gbvcrrfor Comstock says. "I cadence of ht« verse does not ob­ stand squarely behind him.** «Debt» working fvr graft and privilege and[ panied the Knights to Wtolungtou my idea ot them was that they were I ‘he matter of friendship once for all. aociation and was the first vice- ing ‘ , were Mesdames Bailey. Spence. Cola DeniocratlU ring bent on similar the Colonel's "pumpkin-sweet-. ‘or she came right in without the the oft tones pointed bar In Collision's commendations, howev­ president of the University prc.M scure ' .grove, Kenaston. Black. Hogle. An­ like ' • ends. ’ tags.” [slightest diffidence and made hcrwhids lurk within his line.-. Editor er are more-of a hazard Ilian a Fuller. D. S- Goodyear and ’ Pair Club. Very few fair-minded people can' drus. Beyond the garden were wide. ““ entirely at home.—From "BeD. Bry>-" in MIsm-5 Flora and Sabie Beadle. Berkey is a former president of the safeguard'—Frank now question the fact thal Michigan' fields which reached cas1 ward : yond Shanghai.” by Harold Speak­ Grund Ledge Independent. Mrs. Minnie Morse Copley and green 1 Michigan Pres. Association, a mem­ I has had pretty po>r government down to the beach. It was one of man. SCHUYLER MARSHALL daughter Belle ‘of Decatur, have [ [during the past few years, and that[ been visiting D. R. Cook and family.' those large" old estates which used OLD FASHIONED ber of die board of agriculture, a Hel“ Republican gang working for its Poor cld Grover Cleveland BARBYYIUX leader in Coasopolu and Cas. coun­ Miss Chat tic lake returned from to give to lhe very heart of our NeuS", never heard of tht "brain trust °*n Interests, and not the interest a two weeks vocation at West Unity. .England coast-towns a delightful ty affairs and prominent in-church Gull take Sunday were aa follows; Schnyk-i breczlness and roominess. this week. v.urk. Cass county is on agricultural fault in the last election the pco()le[ Ohio, . _________ .___ ____________ ____ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVine. Mrs. Julius I. Turner of Weedsport. N.1 kicked over the traces, so to sj>eak. J? ton County Repub- community much like Barry county Y.. has been visiting his cousin. Mrs. 1appurtenances of this estate, with a Anna DeVine. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson unc^ threw out a Republtoan gang Fred Barlow. 1coachman on lhe box; and when iw Brumm and ^nnella, Mrs. Harry / Lean-New at St. and Editor Berkey has taken a lead­ but unfortunately only succeeded in took the family out for an airing we Oreen and two daughters, Mr and ing part in many projects to improve Mr and Mrs. WlU Barker of Sagi­ F Johns will take ov» r getting a Democratic gang as a sub­ naw have been visiting the tatter's small children thought it vu a sort Mni Arthur Lathrop, and Aunt 7 the c'-andard of farming there. When there was a crop failure in stitute J. C-Quail. , ot ; Cinderella-spectacle, prepared ex-|LouUe- Mr ind Mrs. Burr Faswtt. The writer k interested only in se­, father. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Oillstte and Mr. Texau while he was President, and Miss Grace Messer left Tuesday ' •'reariy PrS**4y for us. Schuyler, or Ski” a curing a list of office congress passed a bill appropnatuig cl !, r i U1 ? “ lLsl 01 ofncc holder*, who It was~not. however, quite so taMni. Cliff Potter. Mr. and Mrs. ERNON J BROWN. 825.000 tabu-.- seed fo? .Mrtcken iwUlt forsrl Bh“® P°““ca and a'n‘ mcintng for a week* vteit with Mrs. I -5 lhe Boston stage-coach. •W1U Hydc are camping there for W. R. Sellick' at Paw Paw. “n5t,n? “ Vernon Brow: fanner*, he -.need it and said tn ‘O'‘o Rive the sjate good gov■that rolled regularly every day past two weeks. Mrs. Minda Mudge and HB& editor ef the Iny ____ . ~ FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. '------------------. » Wr’ - Neal.went Sunday to stay this lita message. I veto this because otnnKntDcnr-crat* C5n do it the hood of------our— lane into and w out Schuyler ground of exper­ u ----- --------- in ..the consttlu- let* have Democrats; if not let* ?• . M ham County News *• there is no warn nt ience in the prir.:Mr. John Baker, two miles west, ■ of Its 1— headquarters, a big._____ unpainted. *5^5' Marshall The fflk- JL at Mason and!1:0,1 f?r laklnS ,unrfc raised by taxes have Republicans. is erecting a fruit evaporator. Ke stable close at hand. This stage-'I' T "'’ young people returned hoqjc i©« and publishing bunness ihkt In cur opinion Frank Fitzgerald has ■ ■“*- “• and giving them from one tnah to arranged with Chicago parties: coach, ta our mind, meant the city, from Gull lake Saturday evantag. is a very fine individual. He has hud ! Mr. and Mrs. Archie McIntyre cnanother. .And farther. I veto it. tn to take fas entire tall product. Hi* —twenty miles off; an immeasurable !<Uig-experience in state government, tertained her cousins from BL Louis, a "printer's devil" He !< a sound. order to teach the luson that while evaporator will iiave a capacity of distance to us then. Even our eldhas thc ability to Ret along well with \ Mich., Bunday. aomkucthe ihinks'r and of Inde­ county in the state the people support the government, people, ta personally honest and sin­ 1.000 bushels of apples per day. Thc era did not go tliere very often, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Day and famthe, governrifent does not support In those xrly early days towns used' to apple crop throughout this portion 1= pendent mind potltlcaliv Editor legislature, will the people.” How old fashioned.'— cere. But are cannot say the same of thc state ta thc largest known for [: givo JivV each other nicknames, niqjuuHncS, like lly spent Sunday with her brother । ot certain political friends with ,years.—Freeport. Marshall U past pterident cf the write these col- Bryan Press. ischoolboys. Ours 1^ was called called "BeanMhaeUje” Ours - south of BatUe Creek. [ whom Mr- Fitzgerald Jias surround- ' Mr. H. Barrett and wife of Loraine I town;” not because it was especial­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fassctt of . Michigan Pres*.AssocbtMtt ami was Tumns for the is­ led himself. county. Ohio, art spending a few ly devoted to the cultivation of this Grand Lodge spent Sunday with his , th^first member pf the weekly’ sue of Wednesday, this particular commission ended up। Foremost amonR these nf course I* ' parents. Mr and Mrs. Jesse Fasaett weeks tn this locality, the guests of leguninous edible, but probably begroup to be elected president- of the Vernon October 10. Editor Its activities well within the alioted Frank McKay. Wc do not know what _____ , , , _ . . Mrs. X J. Willltta accompanied her nrivai. 'A. S Dean and family of this city cause it adhered a long time to the Unlveruty Press club, probably hi... J. Brown . . ... Brown te .J budget and turned back a balance Mr McKay stands for as a .private ta th! ttnd Benedw; and family of Rut- Puritanic - — custom -------ot• saving —----------------Sunday/»n»Uy. to Detroit J.-----. well * lurnra- ------omk as he the citizen, txit but as aa, politician politician lnl4 he is islu the TO.I obuumuu Kljmmer.-. W„ known .to lhe B*rrr county prop., u> lhe treutSl." ----a balance cnuen .mwl ,™ „ _________• । Monday. She will spend the week . Probably hte out- privilege-seeklng type that this state tend. ' ' visiting there and also at her old Pro I. W I. Marble ot NashvUle done m amaectkxx with the build- through talks that he has given at standing achievement to date is the could well afford to avoid. Many os school examiner to fill thc va- girlhood home tn Fostoria Ing of a modern hospital tor Cltr- various places in the coupty and al- scries of arUdes concerning state people hasc not forgotten lhe ton­ was selected-by the probate Judge cimcy caused by lhe removal of Pro-1 Mrs. Herbie Wilcox called on Mrs two years --------------- ’ ' ■ ton county at 81 Johns. For about so through the serie, of special'ar- ccnrmment which were published m ventton at Grand Rapt is -----------lessor Hall. Prolessor Marble was, Pat Hager in Hastings Sunday. Slic 1U1M ntrnN-rnina' . ha,.... ~ '".T , 7 r.---------- -- " " ago and have not ceased to wonder cnee there is no question. Ha is last yea • year he buht up public x-ntin.er.t tides ----------------‘--------rioh *-------------------concerning state goM/rnment more than nlnety^seekly newspa- ' just how much longer such disgrace- capable. efDdent. at taffies fruaque scimoU. ----------- --------- thorough scholar and ation al the home of her parents, Xor this institution and was a leader which wire published in the Baiuur per* throughout the state These ar- ful spectacles must be endured in and dictatorial- Many who found ,— —■ predict will make a valuable! •**— —we --------- ' - tn Um work of planning, financing He is known as a. “glutton Jor de- tides more than any other cwcllhe namc of Parl>' Joyalty. SO’ :il- Groesbeck's methods and personality । member of the board. xL | Rapids is spending the week with |l •nd construction which followed. He tail" and undoubtedly has about cringle factor awakened the Intanat .:—thouah *c — havc confidence in Mr. rather grating during . — __—w tfic „B_ tatter — i Mist* H. Bell, a lufuin Iswom *Ruth while Mrs. Mudge is at Quit former 'om autoUM! [Fitzgerald. himself, « wc do ml not ITta- years thal was r»«nH» governor wUl will now [|l„ n u„ the H Hastings High school. Is Uxrauh . knA.rf..: or ,U11. rlU,er.ld. hlovxU. lh.1 he h« ... ______________________ _ lake. WM racognued to the NaUongl Ediin for this f-nc » rn tAira « r-rv „ i JtL « < . . ' affairs ot Lansing. |Ucve such have to admit, even U grudgingly, upending *d-few days city. C...-h sponsors ... c—as ..V Frank McKay ♦— tr — l ~ y, |n th(,ta thelhc Haber Foster played In the Band *1 . CWn* Ialrl 14 BUJ per*on 1,1 tbe made Utem goverrunent-minde^ so would be working for hta candidacj , that lig> admlntalratiou was ruiCrot guest of Mrs. Will IL Goodyear. at Belding Saturday. A^o Editor Marshall He was a member o£ the Brocke.- to speak. These articles won for him «$*»«* ’hc* *** *o*'ne loopbole for the best the state ever had. Wc beDr. a L. Taylor and Mtes Flora Mrs. Zona Day. Wendell and relatively su^li a>xi nou-purii.-*ui mt hnesligaUon bom- din. rxomiUou by ror «ai*omd nn- !<Wvtag ta« wedge for Ujdr own ad- here thal Groesbeck could be relied Balke at Irvtag were marrted Thura- BAouUe are spending this week, in of bank directors mluioa and it is worth noting that tonal .v-rfwution . j a upuu to du a Uwrough job at hjiue-day of last week. They hagq coo- Laming with her cousin. Lawrence । g nat^uxiai Association. . About Ales uroeebecks mdepend- cleaning at Lansing. (gral«taiions al the Banner. Webb and family. " rw wins inn -nrsnav TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ■ LEAVE THE GASOLINE TAX TOM CONLIN. SKVENTT NINTH YEAR I Mr. and Mrs. Harley Pox and son Too many people Jump at concluAn editor from Four Barry county people have' William and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bow­ dons. They sign petitions without lman left Tuesday morning for a mothfr" upper peinln- I1 giving thought us to what they fire*ktoto 1 to. editor to -»v« suta TirotniLS Cxm- tH’ms uiuukui as ------- —.Uh --------------------r-----w isutnma x-aua ana uunuio signing. They ask for lower taxes siting material Tor tote column for; and other eastern points. Tiwy win WM Un. publisher ^hcn granting of their request tlM next six Issues, thereby permit- return through Canada. ’ . or psiutr cot'XTT. oxi ysak »i.oo the Diamond Drill might well mean higher taxes. We ung a more thoroughly enjoyed kip ' ^,rs .R*>',A'".er11 (If p«!4 la cgraaci.) . QI ^AMgr^COjJMTt 8IX MONTHS S®«. M at Crystal Falls, believe this to be true of the amendCalifornia- even more important1 wlU write these czJ- ment *° ** voted On lhls 1(111 i*u" bringing inn-resting f*cts and ob-1 ^0Ua< 01 ?r?nd„Ra^‘1M will Of DARKY COUNTY. THRKK MONTHS: win write these tnese ccJcm g 2 n<_ mmgi^ uucresiuu facu mm ob , visited Ed. Clouse and family PrlI IN AhVANQR---------- ------------We of bummumvuc automobile *ttcu,,on 01 Uan day. Mrs Prohaska is a steter of umns tar the issue wc have nB¥e two lwo kinds unua w ________ otnrsinr. iiARtty cocnty. onk >k,. state— . . * B£r. Clouse, whom he had not seen of Wednesday, taxes in this —kwk*k,u»k,» gasoline and! ION SUBSCRIPTIONS. ONK ____ September IB. HU 7el«hl-, .K1.llY:rc,.ls to ' NeJtt thc “This and That”! for eighteen years. | Rep. E- G. Read, Mr. and Mrs. Tom is a medium d01]b°is Ulf that that it change wxiuld be wise will ol,c““““ KeBU unu aauKnicrs, uoroly paper few scribes in the mcnl. has no business in ' Sherman Read and daughters, DoroDurlng the next six Issues these Conlfn through al constitution. this tone Surely there Is no conu^c' fro*i the brink of the |U‘y and MarU*n of McMand. *1» state who ta which con- the It is not a consti8c ducting a flourish' ' ’ * * ” " ' • columns will be turned over to vari- a large,r number of editors below the more Just and equitable tax than Grand Canyon where she left off J?ra’.fl?' SuEcr 8r&ndio£1 Baril rl11 lng. homey, weekly % w wii,v oi> ui,_ Lastly, and perhaps the best rea- e.d in what happened to thc Detroit , on* weekly editors of Michigan while straits keep in one contact the ijithe gasoline TTic pays months and *will act . j>er a for community where heeds ‘may'require. It i-Tns absurd of the with relativevotlngtax. NO on motorist tbe amcnd . several •> •> ago ’•••“ to. 00. .>» RrttouR, MUnd. ,0 ..... -tod opto.™ o, to. -N«toX*?? 55 newspaper men the Interests are not primarily ag- to fix thc gasoline tax at two cents jTsrsss.ixs’.fts 1 From Our Scrap Book -- I W< m< high got ington *. the close meats th SHI For Just Adv LOV th 1 DU School Opening Let Us Outfit the Youni.Man With the Rtghfyrhings to Wear for Fall. A Quotation W . Stu Sweaters 59c, $122, $1« »122 Long Pants •12£» >252j *322 Knickers KtJ Gi the F $122, *112 • Little Major Shirts 79c Golf Hose M 19c Caps . 39c, 50c, 75c, 98c Six lea Dress Sox 15c, 19c, 25c Suede Leather Blazers - $522 Khaki Gym Pants With Pad.; y9c W< Pu you CNl Wh Visit Thu Store. Here You Will Find New Fresh Merchandise Popularly Priced. WATERS CLOTIES SHOP . HU Cl SH HA31 �WANTRRSPSrr _____ {PROVED THAT LIME IS LIFE AN ART? OR FOL­ m CONSTITUTION. 1 VALUABLEJERTILIZE-R There are many man to both parLOWING INNER URGES? forld Would Had They Invested Their Money in Any Property or Securities Except. Govern­ ment Bonds. * n picture be family tan, rath- ■allum^ot SHOE SPECIALS WIIVto VI tovmww with and Ith called at fit. >lds. Sun­ ring from ■ F™. ^Kzw.i Foe School Opening Be Here Friday, Aug. 31 I Just 7 Big Days of Bar­ gains. Bring tho Kiddtes. ewta and 1 Sunday Don't WAIT !—Tktie Advantage of These LOW Price. NOW! unberlaln Sunday Sunday told their hall this r wlix.be CH1LDREN'S sandals and OXFORDS King, J. s^Tszr*1” tper and :hool itol near >y report Id netgh- extra SPECIAL 59c Mr. and and Mrs. rircn Of and Mrs. the Ad1 Ledge it Austin, ’ but for- • nd son. he WesHaatlngs. Boy»’ Tenni* Shoe* 47c SHOP BOYS’ WORK SHOES 8turt’ D*d »■ u* raSBKS SK»’,Ct'- he ith Life Can Be an Art—Helpful to Other* m WeU u Ourselves ing Ixperiment Deci... at Washington are disposed Rtv. L. V Dewey gave a very help­ to.treat it sr an outworn document that has no binding force today. Ac­ ful *crmon Sunday morning. In cordingly An "American Liberty which he discussed "Life." Life I* a League" is (>eing organised, with which prominent men of both po­ it? WlU we follow Inward urges and A STATE GEOLOGIST litical parties are uniting. Among do things just to please ourselves? die first to sign os members of this Or wlU we make Ufa an art, and Uve VISITS PINE LAKE new League were Al Smith, demo­ it for the good of others as weU as applications of lime. The first piece of cratic candidate fur the presidency for our individual benefit? Christ airway*. YouU m tk«ir Drouth Condition* WUI Kot land was given no lime at all lazt in 1928 and John W. Davis, demo­ year, and it produced 5.126 pounds of cratic candidate for the presidency t)»c Way. Following Him. seeking to Be Permanent, He w ill a rcpuuutaiia hay. A second piece in 1924. zuuwi Among republicans ui of have His Spirit live in us. so that we --Believe* --------------.— -----------the Ont * --- ---------- mod-1 prominence who have signed are can live HU life, as far a* wc arc adjoining like their glovclike fit and Pineilake in Prairieville township ■rr,te application of Ume and yielded former governor Nathan Miller of capable of doing with our limita­ , Irap, Oom»n»ot is one of the most popular resort 5 953---------------- ot hay- The amount New York and Irenee DuPont. The tions—that ta making life an art If thair fine quality leather* “ “■ lake* of Barry county It has no in- ,rom lhe thlrd plot of lhe Mme **“ i League is non-politteal but is formed wc alm to do to others as we would let. although it ta known to be fed WM ® no poumta of hay. This plot, to resist tncroachmenU on the Oonfilled with His Spirit, which makes by springs. It also has no visible wa»»lren * dl»ral dose of Ume. jslllutlon ot the United Btates. us love God with all our hearts and ;Chairman of the Reconstruction Fi­ outlet; but near the Gun Marsh' This year tlie first plot again sixty different ’** , nance corporation, declared in a re­ road, just over the line in Allegan received no Ume and the result was,ADD MOLO88KS TO ROUGHAGE.' our neighbor as ourselves, and if wc cent address. Babiymore moreroughage-such roughage—suchas, as keep "following following on to know Know Him." nun. ,., ------- - and -at ----------------—to.- .lower ------- 50i8 pound* of hay. Thc second plot) Probably county a considerable and shredded eom stalks — wUl ' Ute i- imuuuiii 01 ■ straw com will- ■ —- Will be an art and worth while. | I "A Point generally overlooked In level than Pine lake, there are large woo given u numerate ---------------------------------0 said. I .i connection bank failures and produced 5.440 pounds ot be fed to cattie year than usual tf.'rw ..... fAAiuuo •— —thia ------------------nrnn -y—-- ho --------which arc are ociievco believed io to orig:origi- lime I : ,with 7/ ,■ — TT ■ ,in bsprings juuura wiucn ..... The hay cut from *he third .KaU -hay parh Each of us Is confronted with thia U t,hai.uE?1toU*J?ihx>le'I11*1® “■ at lea,t to be fed by that hay. plot | on ----..ere account of lb. the short crop, ■irpoaior. In e>»d twu «UI nt to,, ,amn,n the l.K hu re. this year weighed 6.63A pouhda. This ; A little blackstrap molxurs on opportunity every day. often many , t '“’'LT?'! *•’ ceded tran 1U ,ormer terel to »n proves Hie value of lime-as a ferU-: wheat straw Is like a spoonful of times a day: "Shall my Ufe this day 1, be just following an Inward urge to Jias been true in bank failure* over)---------• — * — * — ----------... hzer. I sugar on a bowl of porridge, advises unusual extent. The matter was tak­ la member — of the United States De­ do and be and have lhe things I doen up with thc Stale Conservation j ----------------- —--------------------. i----------------------. - .—-. ,ture Va8l qUttn. sire? Or shall I make it an art? If we , Mr. Jones said. "Heretofore they Department to leam what they LIBT OF JURORS. partment of Agrtcult-.. „ deliberately decide to make It an art, have forgotten about 58 per cent. thought the prospects might be for of juror* for the September i UUe“ of unpalatable roughage. he , but in these wholesale bonk closings, the lake to regain its former level, term Of the circuit court of Barry l“y*’ whlch ,re* we shall find that we have thc things ; my estimate to that will average Mr. Osgood, of the State Geology county for the session opening Sep. ,gorded as having little feeding value. we really need for body, mind and about 65 per cent of their deposits. Department, came and investigated county for the session opening Sep- can bc mwle P®,atable and nutrl- spirit, through our loyalty to thc rember toth itm *'»**““» tJous for B maintenance ration tor ideals of Christ. . 1 “Another point worthy of men­ the lake level. •_ - .l- u-.n.,,_ _ ...u,— lcmbcr 1634 catu* and atwep by the addition of tion is that a depositor in a closed In a news bulletin cn the subject,I 1—Bera. Theo—Castleton. PRAIRIEVILLE. bank loses only a part of his deposit, of lower lake levels—for Pine lake! molasses, root crops or some protein Mr and Mrs Maurice Mills spent while the bank stockholder loses all, is only one of several hundred af-1 2—Brill. Albert—Baltimore. I supplement. । 3—Oalthrop. LaVem—PrairieviUc. ' By following this suggestion, he Tuesday and Wednesday at The । plus a stock s-vewnent. ■ fecled by low water—the Depart-' "No form of investment, except ment ot Conservation recently said 'i 4—Coo). Frank—Irving. ’says, many more cattle can be car­ Century of Progress. Mr and Mrs. Harold Temple and ; j 5—Coolbaugh. Warren—Castleton. ried through the winter. Government bonds, has suffcred as as follows: son Richard of Kansas City. Miss- . 1 6—Davenport. Grover—Hope. little loss as deposits in closed banks, • Our lake teems to bc drying up. I' 7—Edger. Lewis—Rutland. ourl. Miss Mary Racket of Topeka. ' HOPE CENTER. and ana while wnuc I* appreciate ayiuvciavc tliat wra* there Ls What is the cause of the condition?; Kansas, and Miss Hallie Backet of ! • Thc Pennock reunion was held al Him amtoUUto to au ltol ttoto u,„mMy lt)- 8—Eldred. Correll-Assyria. who had their -rings In res ted in " \he numerous to-I England. Morris—Orangeville. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Kalamazso were calling on friends , ««>“■mortgages, re.I estate. । qu™ , whkh ‘fhe De^Tr^t of1! 10—Fuller. Wired—Maple Grove. ' McDermott Thursday. Forty-eight here Saturday. The Prairieville school will begin,, 11—GUL Perl—Yankee Springs. enjoyed the bountiful dinner serv­ industrial investments, or in busl- conservation has received from vared under the shade of their maple Tuesday, September 4. County's neaa of any kind, have had Josses l0lu u aUtft this ,ummer i. 13—Hynes. Roscoe—Woodland. Mrs. Nettie Hyde and Paul Hyde J | 13—Johncock,' Waller—Hastings. trees in front of the house. Rela ­ verv much greater, very greater. and in Ln a much All ... of the ,Inquiries __ __________ ....... I Busiest complain about tives came from Williamston. Lan­ of Hastings and Mrs. Let* of Cleve-,. larger percentage, than depositors in the lowering of water levels on in- I, 14—Johnson. Jake—Prairieville. Shoe Store" sing. Nashville. Bradley. Plainwell, land. Ohio, spent Sunday with Mr. 1 closed banks." ”* A - land lakes. Much concern Is evl-11 15—Jones. Carey—Johnstown. Hastings, Michigan 16—Kerr. Frank — Hastings City Richland. Hastings. Hickory Cor­ and Mrs. Rankin Hyde. George Hyde ; denced in many Instances where thc 2nd . and 3rd wards. • ners and Delton. After dinner there returned with them for a few days’ > SOUTH SHULTZ. water has receded to such an extent ' visit I ' I 17 — Lister. Alex — Orangeville. ~ Uster. was n short business meeting and Clinton Horn and Frederick An­ reduce property valuations. . 18_McDonal<1. Allen-Hastings. Uri fb*rrs and *** program. The v.v=. older — ones enjoyed ders have been entertaining the Tho ’ __ low______ water________________ conditions art reig_Millcr. Peter-Irving. 'visiting, recalling many old friends. White were in Kalamazoo Friday. — -—— -................. mnr0 serious IU*rVMld in It. coses where r.'Hnri* I .... . . . .. . . . .. portedI more mumps the past week. Dr. and Mrs Bert Honeywell of George Woods home Sunday. John Hazel Billing* and children spent 20— Moody. Byron—Maple Grove. while thc younger onca went to Wall Mrs. Cleo Honeysett and daugh­ the lake bottom has a gentle slope lake to swim and engage in other Ann Arbor were in town one day last Woods who spent two weeks with from Tuesday until Thuraday night 21— Munger Byron—Baltimore. ter. Dcrottiy, and James Maggio of so that a drop of a few InchM in ..ajxjria. . . jouj .. ____________ .____ ■ 1 ... mW .Mr. and lira Pan* ratnrnari—to M. __ ‘ 22— Nldy. Arthur—Johnstown. n nine »»• ----■ -----------------------------------Illiev wvara anu Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mrs. O. the water level exposes "many feet I 23— Ricliardson, John—Carlton. by all. | Mrs. Ella Rogers, Henry Rogers homo with them. :Jonea. of the beach. Hi some cases cottages | E. Kenyon Saturday afternoon. George Wiseman of Battle Creek and Jean and Joan were in MiddleMrs Fannie Jackson. Mra. Nora' Mr- and Mrs. Danfort Higgins « -Robinson, Charles—Thomapbuilt dose to the water’s edg« .1 few 1 pj0 is working for Clyde Leonard. 1vU,e and Hastings Thursday. [Doyle and Harold Jackson attended Kalamazoo were recent guest* ot I dlonapolls. Ind., called on Mr. and years ago arc now as much as a 25-8ager. Delmar—Barry Harold Reger has employment Ln Mr. and Mra. Silas Doster accom- . the funeral of Albert, Bender at Del- , ‘heir mother, Mrs. Ethel Stebbins. quarter mUe from water. 26=aerren. Howard-Assyria. Mrs. J. D. Tedrow Sunday. a paper mill In Kalamazoo. I panted Mra. Robert Brown and Bev- .> ton wn Friday. riuij. j Robert Finkbelnar Finkbelner of — Grand - — - BapMr. and Mrs. Walter Barta and In view of the alarm shown. W 27—Shroyer. Cyrus-Carlton. Charles Ashby 1* helping Wade “ly of Hastings to the Springbrook I Mrs. Mary Polley returned -n — m . iLs . visiting >... TuesIds hl* — cousins, Allen and son. Frederick, of Youngstown. O.. Osgood of thc Geology Division. De28—Sweet. William—Hastings city Town in Delton. School reunion Saturday. Sunday- (day from a visit with Dr. and Mrs. Ellen Shelp, this wwek. who have been visiting Mr. and partment of Conservation, has rhade , j5t and <Ur wards Sunday afternoon visitors at Fred tb5y aU attended the DeCrocker re­ Charles MuUcn and Mrs. Ada Cort-' ------------------ ----- ------- - ------------a survey----of ---------------conditions |n -------------several |. w-Tlwmnson. uwum^nupc. Gordon—Hope. Mrs. Clarence Bacchler for lhe past-----------Ashby* were. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde union at Richland. A good time al right of Otsego. COATS GROVE. arfx of nt the thd* state at afA He Hn has bar attributed , -........ „ w n .Mrft. —.. two weeks, returned home Sunday ’ — part* 36—Willison A Harry Ashby and Miss Inez Ashby and ; 1x3th places reported. ' Mr and Mrs Llewellyn Erb and ^.u „ and while here they spent two days the condition of lake levels to three , _____' , - ,__________ ' | Mrs. Lucy Norris accompanied : friend of Kalamazoo. --------------: son Lamar of Delton spent Sunday 1 Mrs. R. c. Loskl and two ch at A Ccnjury of Progreas. causes: The subnormal amount of cnrruwssT utr-n *un ■Mrs. Anna VanTjne and son to the __ ________ ' with Mr. and Mrs LaVern Callhrop., Mrs. Louise _______ Goodrich Mrs. Mra.-Lucy Leonard is visiting heri ——- •—-*—.. ; Loma SonncviUe ta spending this rainfall of the past several years, lhe ,, th west kutia u. Mr Mra V .1 l„ L : Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hughes were In . palmer. Mrs. Bertha R. Bi daughter, Mra. June Amsler, and I Marshall fair Thursday, I week with her grandmother in Bat- construction ot ditches to drain Miss Mary Douglass visited several Woods, and “ Mr. and Mrs Kalamazoo on business Friday. JjJu., Ann» Nowlin of Man family In Kenton. Ohio. 11 -Alonzo -------- ---I tie Creek. • [marshes for the purpose of cultivat- days in Hickory Comers last week Charles Townsend and children of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Porter of Mus- w. M rwan soeni Bundav ’ Frank Hom and son. Clinton.'lng. them and the exceedingly hOM toejniest of mIm Katie Whittemore, Wall lake called on Mr. and Mrs. W. kegon and Mrs. Bessie Vanderbrook farmer's daughter Mn. i spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J weather which tends to Increase ,cta.ud* Ka1nil1 of Woolverton. F. omim Smith anu and jaoiuj fartilly Thursday. and Mrs. Mrs. uewis Lewis or of Kalamazoo Kalamazoo were were Ctr GrUfien ' Afl.r wrn rot .rmn.th. r. inureoay. ana l men Vem Wilson of Lacey. | evaporation. Minn.. Ls visiting her aunt. Mra. Wm. 1.to C h{. ! Mr- and Satn Par>’ Mr and callera of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Ben- ( , I Mrs. Sarah Kenyon received thc ■ Every month of 1934. Osgood's re-1 Havens, and oilier relatives for a few It lent worth anything. It la most- Mra Lester Reynolds and daughter>son Bunday. . I A small town is the on | sad nows that her stater-in-law.1 port shows, ha* fallen below state , , ,, , ly foa,n| and James Blackford visited at the | Mr. and Mra. Manley Billings, Mrs.' best horaehoe pitcher la Mrs. Julia Bencwa. of Hart, had average Ln precipitation for the past I?0,ina Bagley of Kalamazoo passed away This makes lhe third .47 years. v^ted the past week wtth her death of that family In nine months,! ”Hls condition judged in thc light grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rev. Fred Hom and Mrs. Horn'of past records will not be perm,, ,, and Evelyn attended thc Garrett anent." Osgood says. "Should the reand ‘?ld reunion in Baltimore Saturday. I turn be normal, then toe hike levels I children caUed on Mr. and Mrs. Jay Anders of Brush Ridge Sunday aft­ Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Bishop of should come up again. However, irBattle Creek entertained the Ken- reparable damage has been done in ernoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newland and yon family and a few friends at numerous localities of the state by their cottage here Sunday with pot toe construction of drainage ditches, son. Charles, left Saturday after­ luck dinner, thirty-six being pres- These ditches operate to lower the noon for Phoenix. Ari*, to make ent. They were dressed in fashions general ground water level of the their home. Their many friends here of fifty years or more ago and some area and drain moisture from the regret .their leaving. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson of of the coatiunes were 1 quite odd- land. Areas drained by such ditches looking to us now. I think obviously cannot withstand drought Hickory Corners were Sunday guest* Kenyon of Hickory Corners look conditions as well as before, because of lhe latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. the prize. Mr. West and Mrs. Nut-;the ground water level is lowered Wm. Havens. In the afternoon they Ung of Portland were there. All en- and the water supply drops farther all called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert soli. Lakes in ,u the Joyed a pleasant time together and from '----- ,Kthe “ ' surface -----------*’ * “*— *~ * Vrooman of Bugbcf Comers. MLw* Esther Otis and Evadon hope to meet with them again next vicinity of drainage ditches may be permanently affected. The surfaces Sanderson of Hickory Corners visited of such lakes arc definitely related to last week with lhe former's grand­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Otis. the ground water level and when DURFEE. ’ Caleb Bowker of Pheonix, Arithe level goes down ns a result of Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ditch drainage the lake level will Bonia. and nephew of Kalamazoo Edd IUce were, Mr. and Mrs. Al­ drop accordingly. were callers Saturday afternoon at bert Marconx and family of YorkRestoring levels by pumping water the home ot Mr and Mra. Wm. Ha­ vlfie and Mr. and Mra. Dean Potter from some other source offers little vens. Mr. Bowker lived for a num­ bf Hastings. hope. Osgood says. The tremendous ber of years with Mr. Havens' par­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Depiaray of amount of water necessary to help ents when they were young men. BatUe Creek spent Sunday with Mr. even a little lake and the cost of Mr. and Mrs W. H Otis, Miss and Mrs. E. Bateman. such a project eliminates it from Esther Oils and Miss Evadon San­ Miss Grace Baulch U in Orange­ serious consideration. Where drain­ derson were guest* Wednesday and n.v. cut u.e watei V""*” ville assisting Mrs. Sam Keller, who age ditdies have been cut the water 1 recently had an automobile acci­ table has often been permanently jdaughter. Mra Harr> Fosler and dent. . lowered and the damming of these bu*ban^ to™™?” aUendcd the OUs reanlon at Most everyone was in Hastings ditches would probably be of only Lansing. Friday and Saturday attending the minor aid. Friends here were sorry to hear of "Better Hastings Days." "The remedy for the existing low Mr. and Mrs. Emest Baleman waler conditions lies very largely. Ln the passing of Mrs. McKee of were in Chicago at the World'a fair Increased rainfall" Osgood says. Cloverdale. She had been a resident of Barry county for a long time and Thursday and Friday. "Judging from past records, thc next About scventy-f)ve neighbors and few years should show a gradual a resident of this neighborhood for a friends gathered at the parsonage increase which will eventually raise number of years, prior to moving to Tuesday evening for a farewell the ground waler level and relieve Cloverdale.’ She did practical nursing party for Rev. Fred King and fam­ the present distress. Just when this for a long time and made friends ily. The evening was spent in vis­ increase will take place cannot be wherever she went. Several from iting, games and a devotional serv­ predicted, but It seems certain to here attended thc funeral Satur­ day afternoon and thc entire com­ ice. The loving farewells and >sad oonie munity extends sympathy to lhe be­ । goodbyes told lhe esteem In which reaved ones. they are held. Rev. King has. mln/ IRVING. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gorham and Istered at the East Baltimore church1 Rev. and Mrs. Floyd tyogel from for thc past ten years and has tak­ Charlotte spent several days the past children of Kalamazoo spent the en an active part in all social af- week with Mr. Nagel’s parents here. week end with his parents. Mr. and I fairs that were an uplift to all manThe Fellowship Class and the Mrs. Francis Gorham. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. Mr; S1"11. Jin, KIM IS ■ 'iO l<Ut fiuiidax School of thc church here helper and sssuta in every way pos­ will picnic at Payne lake on Friday, and Mrs. Geo. Havens and children sible. Thc Kings are moving to> Aug. 31. JI. Basket musxc. dinner owner arid ana those mose and Mrs. Claud Kamp were in Lan-. •ho expert to <0 are to to at the Jto Thuneiy attend^, the Otis' Lowell. Mich. • 1 famlly reunion. Several from tills vicinity attend­ church at nine A. MMrs. E- E. Warner of Vahdalla j Mrs. Oley Douglass and children ed, the Durkee school reunion pic­ spending a few days with her nic Saturday and enjoyed tho usual was calling on friends here Mon^Hy . nnrenfa LSr« Roy t3Ae> rvaha parents, Ur Mr. end and Mra. Oaks, r.9 of sports ot a ptcntc. Mrs. Reva Teiljen has been Mr. B- D. Lake of Ver­ Glass Creek. Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Wilcox were spending several days with Mr. and montville and Mr. and Mrs. Burle Mrs. Oucmsey near Lake Odessa. Gillette of Middleville, were Satur­ Sunday P. M. callers al t|w home of day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Mr. and Mrs. Dan McCallum of Brush Ridge. liam Bchenkel. «■ COATS GROVE. Mrs. Francis Gorham spent a few Miss Lllhan Sowerby will return to, Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Hall of Jack­ her school work at East Chicago, In­ days Ui Battle creek vltltiug her son brought Robert Altoft home and diana. at the end of the week. mother. Mrs. Clara Wilder. spent the day at H. 8. Pinter’s Fri­ Mr* and Mrs. Chas. Whittemore Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson enter­ day. tained their children and grand­ and son Lowell of Glass Creek and MLss Isadore PcanUika of Brush children Bunday. Medina, g. Y.. were visitors at Wm. MH. L- D. Hall attended a re­ Ridge were Sunday P. M. caUers in Baynes Thursday. union of Ute Bryans family at the home of Mr- and Mra. Dan Mr. and Mrs. H. 3. Pinter visited Thornapplo lake Bunday. Douglass. at Andrew Stevens' near Pullman Mra. Willard Bagley of Kalamagoo Mr. and Mrs. N. V. Moffitt from Sunday' • near Parmelee were recent callers at is staying with her father, Francle Mr. and Mil Leon Winslow and the home of the Misses Minnie arid Gorham, and looking after tha children of Grand Rgplds were house work while her mother la Mary Jenkins. ‘ guests at Freeman Fisks Thursday. visiting in Battta Creek. Mr. and Mra. Jim Wilcox and Find Portrait of Qnoan children and Laster Lord attended What is believed to be a portrait tlw hard times dance gt Ckmrtole No rare of,men consistently aver- by Van Dyck of the beautiful Saturday evening. Miss Edith WUt]ueen Henrietta Mar trie, -- cuter — ot -• m „ height, and in only a few small Louis XIII of France,' : was found In ftumee among the ladles and Mr. Dord 1, first flrat lor f the men. s Ueoe»M. lite following statement from » 'government bonds. The moet of lhe offlclal at Wash- jblUkma of depbelte Ln banks were In talton show, that bank depoeits Ln, banka which came through the dethe closed banks, were safer Invest- pressfon without liquidation or re­ manta than any depositor could have ;organization. Bank depositors find made with hb money, ouuidc of .thM their money placed in banks safer, and suffered far 1cm depredation than they would have • ■ . । suffered had they invested It in any • munlcl- TO BESIK LEVELS THAT IB HOHI HBLD OUT BY OONBJBVATION DEPARTMENT County Agricultural Agent Morley, of Allegan county, directed three ex­ periments on an Allegan county farm this year and last which are Important to farmers. U 'ZX £ 4 HASTINGS CUT-RATE SHOE STORE JUST WAITING UNTIL 44 ’1?2 1 322 Girl.’ Oxford. For School *52. ,.M«> 3 w a. Re,diet S2 V«lue 112 ■ irts 79c Me**’’0^*1* t^odyear Welts 19c lcauw:* )8c winner. All New Style* 89 25c 522 Wonwn’* S»A»‘* I Pump* and Ti«» | tout COCK. e< nts 9c HASTINGS CUT-RATE P SHOE STORE HASTINGS MICHIGAN BYE and BYE 99 To Have a Comfortable Home Is Only Another Way of Saying That You “Never Intend To” Years are passing right along all the while, and RIGHT NOW is the time to enjoy the good things of life, if you are ever going to. Other people do it, why not you? Perhaps your home needs a new roof; some interior alterations to make it a lot more convenient and comfortable; perhaps there is some decaying wood­ work that can be quickly and cheaply attended to. About all that any one of us can get out of this old life is to extract what happiness and COMFORT we can while we are going along. Money cant buy HAPPINESS. A little of it can buy a lot of COMFORT, especially in your home surroundings. You are depriving yourself of a lot of COM­ FORT if you are living in an old fashioned, inconvenient house, when wccan modernize it at a very reasonable coat for you. A poorly arranged house makes a lot of "extra steps " and extra work. We can SAVE all of that for ydU and you'll be surprised how little it will cost you. THE HOME LUMBE PHONE 2276 5SS �THY HASTINGS BANNER. WLDNIiDAY, AUGUST H, 1>1< Modernization Plan Is I ( ’ • Loans far property modernization purposes under the Federal Housing Administration plan are explained by Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg in Ito following bulletin. U questions tag; and that the property owner haa a regular source of income at 8. The loan must normally be paid in equal monthly installments However, if the maker’s income la dependent upon the sale of crops, i livestock, etc, notci* may be model payable in installments which cor­ respond to income dates. Even In such cases, at least one payment -——— ------ ————-————— must bc made eaqh year. Paymenu | (Continued from Pm Ote) must be met promptly. These notes ' . , ’ carry the same legal responsibility P? d<Prive such children in thia state oTany other promissory K and 'Ofa chance to have twelve grades of 03086483 OPEN ON TUESDAY It. and you can figure It put for yourself._______ ___ '________ SHOULD MEAN BETTER PRICES. Evidently thc drouth U having a decided effect in reducing the num- 4-1C® HUE 1 SUCCESSFUL FiH and family and Mr. and Mrs. grant daughter, Mra. Roland Nelson and. family, of Shipshewana, Indiana- 1 Huggctt and family of-Detroit. Mr. and Mra. Emery Kime, daugh-i Mias Irene.Barber h attending the Century of Progress tills week. ter Beulah and Other Schwab of Pleasant Valley were Bunday visi­ tors at Harold Yoder s. SOUTH BOWNR. Alden Eash and Milton Murphy, Bernice Walton and Grace Bry­ ans were in Hastings Thursday. Jr-, returned from Chicago, Friday evening. Dorothy Seifert cf Chicago spent and family. Mr. and Mrs Will Dipp and fam­ CongratuteUona to Mr. and Mra. ily of south of Freeport called at the Frank Walton home Friday pair of twins. evening. The Freeport baseball boys will Edith Cramer returned home Sun­ crou bats with the Caledonia boys day morning after having spent thh at Caledonia on Thursday, Aug. 30. post week in Grand RapUls with her Oaly Aal»al Thai Spite Jerry Blanton. John Bryans and Th« llama, tha South American Miss Velma Strimbeck of Hastings number of the camel family, la the were Sunday forenoon callers at Frank Walton’s. Miss Grace Bryans only animal that spits. It does ao accompanied them to the Bryans with auch force that It haa been found necessary to place a double reunion at Ttomapplc lake. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duffy and rail between the petted llama of children the Misses Beulah ' and New York aoologlcal park and ita Mary Cramer and Derwood Vote of visitors. Grand Rapids were Bunday guests through the coming winter, includ­ (OonUnued from Page One) ing dairy cows. This will especially nual payments which must be made on the note. -mu, r»UM. ft.: In ux north-cen- H1«1h „*»-“» Ul3. The second step is to hare this tral and western states. The rcduc--er _ln ,thc f,U’ . . .. sue red below they will receive “Property Owner’s Credit Statement” tion In beef cattle is figured at 21 * prompt attention if mailed to Mr. approved by lhe financial institution {fef.ult * 11 considerable the number of eighth per cent In the country at large The 'r,lir a110*5 Vernon Newton {Vandenberg at the senate Building. from which the loan is sought. Or‘nd Champion Hol', ______. » » ________ graders coming from rural schools to percentage ta™Zn l&™ *"** Washington, D. O. . 4. If the credit statement Is ap­ CONOCO TRAVEL^BUREAlI dalry cows, but tho reductfcm^rilJ be “t5In* Wer °Snd I. Loans can oe maoc oniy iori proved the third step Is for the considerable This should soon mean i J property modernization purposes. I property-owner to sign a promissory ' BOOSTS MICHIGAN |to pay 160 for the luitlonof all eighth better Prices for dairy as well as beef l th,? Qrand Champion Shorthorn and neuer pneu re, aaur u ««■ u ran Lyl. olltewl, Orwl ch,mpkM1 such as improvement of family resi- note for the amount of the loan. No ------------- | graders who have to go outride the denoes, apartment buildings, stores, special form of promissory note is re - Issues Beautiful Illustrated (district to get a high school educa' f e t i Beef anima). office buildings, factories, ware- quired so long as it Is valid and enI tion. So far as we know there Is no Booklet About State's houses. and farm buildings. The torceable. However, it must not in­ (high school in the county that Mr. and Mra. Wright CUfTord and ™ money is loaned directly to the volve an obligation the face amount Beauty Spots charges more than 360 00 for Its tui­ property-owner by financial Instltu- of which is less than »100 nor more Sn'2fd “,u rfr’ra£Sitee‘j£n'tI Milton Mllton Buehler Buehler and *nd the lhe h*®1 shown The Conoco Travel Bureau has is­ tion. It te natural to expect that ?*"“• Hons (as National Banks. State than 82,000; it must have a maturity there will bc an increase "In the ; !ja .and son ,x>n of Caledonia spent animal by Gary Newton. an eight page booklet this year Banka. nanxs. Trust 1TU51 Companies, voaipanics. Savings oavuiss date aatc of or not more than man 3 years; and ano sued 7^",."" ,7, ------t — ■_ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I; jn 1g^eep . 7 classes. t ’ Mra. Arthur Paul Palmer number of foreign students in the Banks. Industrial Banks. Building lt must only cover paymenu for al,^5' * and Loan Associations o r«i Finance o .__.■ __ ___ ,_ ___ ... sending sending itIt to to thousands thousands and and thouthou­ high schools of this county, includ­ tun! tera Lions, repairs or.-------------------improvements ol MlddlevUl- and enjoftl a chick- tol^ whlIe jumard Maurar ahowed ing Hastings. sands of motorists throughout the Companies) which hare been ap- upon real property belonging to the This city has a state-wide reputa­ endmnee also Icc cream and water-ilhe o^, ch.„plt„ ahrmwhlre. country. Without doubt a great proved by the Federal -Housing Ad- maker of the note. meKHM. . .'The Champion Southdown was ministration. -• | 5. as soon as the promissory note many visitors were brought info tion for the excellence of Its schools. Mra. WHcht Clifford accompanied owned by H<rry wHiiama and tha family. Every grade 1ms a college-trained X”1'"' •» «“■ c^pX EtSo by cmtrlesOrwc . 2. The first step to bc taken by or notes (there may be more than Michigan this year as a result of this teacher. Tliere are many special no' Mr. and Mra. WUI Mishler and . the property-owner who desires to one note so lonrf as the total for all campaign. , .. I Harry William,'Southdown look the Gwendolyn were Bunday afternoon courses, such ' as business course, The booklet is done tn three colors. apply for a loan is to go directly does mot exceed 12.000 on one piece Wrluht CUIlftLJr. haa Infection J,ukej ,u lu home economics, manual training, callera at John Thaler's in Campbell. the largeat coral reef In the world. to an approved financial institution Of property) have been properly It« Illustrations Include sixteen rep­ athletics with a director for boys in hla Onaer earned from a Muter.. t«* th, best ntled and «Mwn anlFrank and Ralph Walton were in It la 1.000 miles long and 90 miles , and there secure and fill out a signed by the applicant and accepted resentative scenes of historic, scenic and one for girls. It any pupil wishes - A number from this way attended null Caledonia Monday forenoon on busi­ wide. “Property Owner’s Credit State- by the financial institution the and industrial interest. The sub­ to make progress in his studies, he.I the Bw Bee picnic held at Cam-1 club tKWbll was from ness. ment” which is identified as FHE money is delivered. No collateral, co- jects considered include topography, will have excellent aid from the fine pau lake Sunday. , .v- "Barryvllle Livestock Club." Harold Yoder and son Elwood at­ Edwin Young of Caledonia spent toe gnimsU w”re shown> in Fond 3. This form may also be se- makers or other endorsers are re­ history, points of interest, state­ Wright of Alcohol porks, resorts, events. Industries, staff of teachers in our schools Saturday night with Wright and u£Yheep daMes animals of a doss tended the Yoder reunion in In­ cured by writing to the Federal quired on the note. Weight of alcohol*la about eight­ -22 in lhe high school. ,8^rSnMSm^,,nd “*,^1 wo’ldT^d“ m »y «ood diana Saturday. They were accom­ Housing Administration. . Washing-. g so far as the cost of the loon to hunting and fishing, etc. panied home by Andrew Blough and tenths as much as that ot water. The Conoco Travel Bureau Is op ­ 'ton, D. C- This ’'Property Owner’s the property owner Is concerned, the show in Middleville. county fair. Interest throughout the FIGURE IT FOR YOURSELF. Credit Statement" must indicate that rules of the Federal Housing Ad- erated by the continental Oil Com­ .^1,2 u»w wa. far more than otAt this time of-the year weather r>™a the property to bc Improved has no ministration specifically provide that pany. ns a free service for motorists. Grand Rapids, Fred Ingram and Ho- 1 outstanding delinquent tax indebtedfinancial institution may not col- It alms to supplement the travel­ prophets begin to cut loose and tell mer Ingram and family of Hastings ।t_________ ness; that it has no mortgage or Hen leet interest and/or fee. a total promotion work of chambers of com­ what kind of a fall and winter we spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. | CRESSEY. merce and other civic bodies. ,----------- charge exceeding an amount equivawill have. We noticed last week that Any of our readers can get a copy a 75 year old Ludington pioneer said QHaroldKonnr spent from Wednes- '.. Tl)fre were,,ov" __ .. — .lent to U> discount per year per »1.00 of * this beautiful folder by writing day until Sunday with his aunt and the Community picnic held at JoLo we will have an early fall, with prob­ the Conoco Travel Bureau. Denver, ably severe early frosts. uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lightfoot. onw8ati'™*y1.„ । 7. There are no limitations upon Mr- ttnd Mrs L*sl,e Eiutfln and osteopathic PHTSiciAM 'the method of making the modernl- Colorado. He suggests that we notice the of Freeport. Mr and Mrs George Potend and ?‘fnley ®al?Cr amd subqeoh zatton expenditures. The owner can OBITUARY. 'caterpillars when they arrive, for ---------- --------- ---------- - — Gull lake attended the Century of ORca H«an: » u 111 M.—« to 5 P. M. engage a contractor to complete the Mah’ Holley was bom in North 1they riH enable us to foretell the daughter of Grand Rapids called on Progress Saturday. This eloquent and versatile farmeF-lawyer can Ptaw: s»«ia«nc« 22*7; o&c« is»a job. or he may do It with his own Harnptonslilre. England. September 1nature of the approaching winter. Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar Thursday Albert Bender passed away on also called on Mr. and Mrs. George Hsuonri B*nk BoiMins hands. In a word, he can carry'out 15,1842 and departed this life at her According to this prophet, when a ■ lead an' election-speaking campaign that will Tuesday after a long illness. Fu­ Button Michu*n the job as his best Judgment dlc- tome In Cloverdale. August 23. 1934. caterpillar has black near ita head Poland. ' neral services were held on Thurs ­ tf. lates. make you think of the days' when Hamilton was aged 91 years. 1! months and 8 days. 1the winter will be severe in Its early day. Mrs. Bender is leaving imme­ She came to Genesee county. New 1months. If the black ts near the Oversupply of Wiadom stumping the district He has legal training and diately for Chicago. ’s tail, the early months York, when six years of age and caterpillar ' “Maybe,M aald Uncle Eben, “we's Wm. Easton, who has been spend ­ legislative experience that fit him for Congress. lived tliere with her parents until 'will -toe mild and the spring severe. sufferin' fum overwisdom,• ^lf con­ ing some time with his aunt, Mra. her marriage to Joseph McKee. No- 1He declares that if the caterpillar Is It is time Republicans united on a man who can fusion caused by everybody tryln* to N. H. Barber, and family, returned vember 17. 1859. when she moved to 1all black, you better lay tn a good explain everything to everybody to his home in Lansing Sunday. win. Do not waste your vote on a weak candidate. rupply of heavy underwear, because Barry county, where she spent the Mr. and Mra. A. 8. Shorter at­ will need it. So there you hare remainder of her life. She was left you I Vote for Burhans—he can win. tended the Weldon family reunion a widow on November 12. 1902. nt Prairieville Township Park Sat­ She was one of a family of eight urday. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS children, three sisters and four Guests at the N. H. Barber home REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE brothers have preceded her in death. Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs. Easton Besides the sister. Caroline Griffith ot Otsego, two cousins, and several nephews and nieces are left to • eo Uulbbta. Iabo» Mantra. I.l-r 7 so mourn their loss. She leaves many Pi. d so friends to mourn the passing of a We want a MAN in Congress One who's sincere and honest true friend and neighbor. . K KbulU. !•».■ Funeral services were held at the And know thal YOU do too, And not afraid to fight. » 40 Yankee Springs church August 25. ----- 11 30 • Who will represent the PEO­ Who will attend to business 1934, Rev. Mlles officiating. She was PLE • 30 And a POOR MAN never [Chios' laid to rest in Yankee Springs ceme­ 3 «0 1 : Haun Itbur To And not a SELECT FEW. slight. tery by the side of her husband. ... is oo । 1’1,'U 3.33 Sympathy Is extended to the be­ 14 7“ reaved ones. 14 70 1140 PINE LAKE. as Il 30 boldsift ■ nd Wootnn. Roblr.ki >. If 14 Map, tuvi-lx Last Week’s Leiter. I.T Aid. Wo. I'oninmr rar Co. 40 The annual Burchett reunion was ,m ... 3 OO lucuit IO. 1034. 303 as held at Pine lake on August 12. with . All. Carried. bit. *«• 57 members of the family present. " On Sunday. August 19, the Doster ai ■TH FwW4.” family held their picnic at the same £ ,.d«> • place. r. All On August 26th ’he Bellingham mi WIN IN NOVEMBER DR. FREDERICK H. TAYLOR BY NOMINATING BURHANS for CONGRESS bl Ora; fron friar visit Di ipen Mat Rap Old< Batt Midi Mrs. fron sum ■Flin cam with visit day. Mi faml gues and day BURHANS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE FOR CONGRESS NOTE: FRIENDS OF DR. RACETTE (ELECTRICITY is cheap when it 3 <1 Electric service in the home has loosened the bonds of needless housework... has freed the housewife from tasks that were tedious, jveary and aging... and brings a new day of convenience, economy and hours of freedom for pleasanter things. Best of all... electricity does ALL these things for a few pennies a day ... does MORE things... does them better than ever... and cheaper than ever! Electricity in the home today is at the lowest price in history! Its many ‘penny-priced* services are worth dol­ lars in better home living COMPANY TELEPHONE 2305 HASTINGS, MICH. kJ 11IGHBANK. Last Wtyk’s Letter. I Approximately 130 persons at- | j tended the first Moore school re- i union at the school grounds Satur­ day. Everyone enjoyed the bountlI ful dinner at noon and entertain­ ment in the afternoon. It was de-1 elded that they should meet again I next year, the second Saturday in I August Mr. and Mrs. Bj-ron Guy and ■ family attended the Rocburt re­ union Thursday at Edmore. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walton and son. Seward, called on Frank Ward In the Mayo district Sunday. Mr.jtnd Mra. Frank Hawblitz, Mr. and Mra. Will Hawblltz and Bernard Whitmore attended the Ionia fair Thursday. I Mr. and Mra. Fred Reid and sorus land Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reid and J family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra Claud Reid near Bedford. Mr. and Mra. Henry Bldelman and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bldelman at­ tended the Sadler reunion at David Sadler's at Bradley Sunday. Mrs. Frahk Hawblltz is spending a few days with her sister and fam­ ily. Mr. and Mra. Ed. Manning, near Marshall this week. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Rejd ot Bed­ ford called at Fred Reid s Thursday. i* Pride “Pride," says Hl Ho, the sage of Chinatown, “bocomos a great man, ■Inca It mnst bo Inspired by a re­ spect for the oplnlojia of others.”— Washington Star. clean a clock la to place a piece of cloth which, haa been snaked In paraffin In the bottom and let lhe Africa. El«ph«nt>'Wild Contrary to a popular Idea. Afri­ can elephants cannot he Uomeatlcited. - ..4.. lot* on *. _~a about I (rant. AM -I *,33 >ulii<iriinl lu Aid. •2X0 nn««. .01 IU20 Washington I BELIEVED IN THE POWER OF WANT-ADS iSl: ODAY, just as in George Washington's time, the surest method of securing a T renter, a buyer, an employee or the satis­ £ S i 51H t s 1 I »<"" •"! i »•••4 Mill. 5 sill 8 I Ultra "iti !•!«<*• On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Earl *"-t ^7‘i'vi<>i’ln'r» James attended the Oliver family re- ‘ m.’ii'i-. the'm union at Base Line lake. On Thurs«’><! Aucu.t.: day evening they entertained Mr. * Th^MhXinr .«<■ and Mrs. Frank Austin of Gales- j w , U1,„r burg and Mr. and Mrs. carl Dal- t». Manni, .... rymple and family of Lansing. J* J,bor The well at Ernest Morehouse's }i i.'u/ has gone dry and they hope to get T- i< 'ui> water by driving deeper, but it may-*';! ('XVZ'ni' ilw' be necessary to drive an entirely . " ’ " new one Mr. and Mrs. Clancy Farr and .' Dick, also Robert Warner, returned on Wednesday evening, after spendUng eleven days visiting friends and j relatives in the northern port of thc Cloaaiag tk. Clock Consumers power. laid out Mis. Champion of Kendall E'n>i; vls'tln? her son. Claud, and family I r<r«j; for a few weeks. Activity has begun In the onion marshes, several carloads have been 1 *’;■ shipped.from Doster during the past |„vi„ factory answer to any other “Want” is to “give public notice” of THAT WANT, and the most economical medium of giving the public notice of YOUR wants is the WantAd section of this newspaper. HASTINGS BANNER ■ 7 S T p M miu’ ic^»a. i lh n WANT-ADS GET RESULTS �TBB BASTTNOI BANNER, WEDNEEftAT, AUGUST M. 1M4 J Social Events and Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaskill were Ln Tanting on Mqrvtsy WlU FJghter wm heme from Grand Ledge on Sunday. Miss Anna Johnson has returned from a virtt with rtiaUve* in BatUe Creak. ML** Helen Burn* of Ann Arbor la tha guest of Mra. C. B. Hodge*. Judge and Mra. R. R. McPeek of Charlotte visited Hastings friends Sunday. i Mr*. Mary Abbey veal to Battle Creek oo Friday for a vklt with 1 llragr Tabla* caaa home from Ann m1m Kathryn Clarke spent Mon, oondiuon re- day ta Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Lyle Scudder and 1rpamtn* about tha sama. | Mr*. Edw. Van Poperina Mr. and Mrs- Keith Daniela were In Mr. and Mra. Henry Hubgrt and ware in Grand Rapids on Monday. Lansing BundayJcan pierce of Grand Rapids ]•on. Mrs. Rva Tinker and Jo*. HuDonald Wldrlg veiled friend* in bert. Hr, ware in Musksonn cji Marshal) thc post week and also took 1Monday. in the county fair. Mlsa Maxine Wunderlich visited _ ——rr_-r— -w«- —■ -m- ——••• cm v. Mra. Harry Walidorff and Mias friend* In Grand Rapid* over the *?nd“y £ie*ls of Mr. and Mra Kalamazoo were Sunday guest* of Minnie Harrison arg at Benton Har­ week end. .Claude Fighter at their Gun lake Mr. and Mra. Morris Barlow. bor for several weeks. . . Mr. and Mr*. Charlas Faul and R. H. Randall of Grand Rapids Misses Helen Michael and Rose vtelted Mr. and Mra Robert Burch I Mr. and Mra A. D. Hoskin and Marlette were Sunday guests of Mr. Clgfk have been tn Chicago on busi­ Be. Ohio, Ohio spent spent M**- Ro>’ Jarvl* <4 Saugatuck. on Saturday. daughter* of Oasvliie, days. ith Mr and Mr*. Mra J. 1* •pcnuM.# spending ness tor several ur. Dr. and ana Mra Mrs. uD- D. u. Wrtton vvanon and ana the me week — end1 -* with “■ Mr. ’ “*•■ M*^ Burges* « - —•on* spent Bunday at Milham Park r R.. Hayes, H*ye». several days with her daughter, sons in I Mr *nd Chlcaff3 at A in Kalamaaoo. Kalamazoo. e Mra C W Clarke and A' H Loudan- 01 »c*r Prairieville. Ma urine clum of Coats Grove is c~*e Misses Isabel Sage and Betty Me- ’-cn^ury o* Progress. spending this week with her cousin Kathryn Clarke spent part of ^£ij|an visiting friends in Bat- ■ Emma Olmstead has gone to mSS?Hauer “ A tte S>ek .nd ^te/vTt this w^k. I*0™ *T Mr. and Mrs. James Langston and w Mr' *nd W L. Hinman re- ,an<l Mrs. James Dowler Mia* Lol* Langston were In Grand U”: Mae p>lmcr has been turned on Thursday from u visit of 1 r, .ML. Rapids on Monday. spending her vacation with her bus- two week* with relative* in Tawas "turned to Detroit after visiting Mr. t Mr.. '“ *■'" |.nd wi.i. GAVE PROGRAM OF , DELIGHTFUL READINGS American Legion Auxiliary Activities SUMMER FLOWERS DECORATED LOUNGE Mrs- Vinnie Ream Boyd Ap­ Forty-Thre* Members and peared at Headerxbott I I*sTTu5S5?^SE?^S!Sbtt ,B? Guests at Country Club the time for the next regular Saturday Iva Luncheon meeting of lhe American Legion Mra. Vinnie Ream ssoya Boyd or of AlAt- Auxiliarv Mr*, vuuue steam lent* Ga, brought much pleasure and happineM to .bout 80 people of ud vtelly B.lurd*v nlgbi by Blvln* many d«U#hitul f"; Forty-three ladies enjoyed the ru.iHr-t Tuesday luncheon at the Country ° 1' “t8,Tu Club which was attractively decorat­ ebQscn »l ltlU ed with boskets of zinnias, mari­ gold* and aster*. Petunia* centered the small luncheon tables. te?™ •»• tayun.iw> K ornCommittee chairmen for the day were Mrs. Prank Andrus, Mrs. Glenn Mrs. soya gave a recital at Hen- Brower and Mra. G. E. Goodyear. . It is hoped that there may be a denbou .hen tat a child, at that' " “ th*" “ * Mrs. Garman was winner of the attendance next Thursday eve­ Ume winning the hearts of all who good ' golf event and Mra David Goodyear heard her. Coming back after years,'ning. laid top bridge score. of study »he found many of the old Guest* were Mrs. Clifford Brain­ friends anxiously walling to hear ANNOUNCES ENGAGE­ ard of Battle Creek with Mr*. R. O. The people of Hendershott will always have a warm spot in their hearts for Mrs. Boyd and all hope to hear her again. ■ ’ *'*• MENT AT LUNCHEON | Louis. Mo, and Mra R. B Messer of jLos Angeles, Cal, and Mr*. A A. Anderson of Grand Rapids with Mra Kellar Stem; Mr* O. C. Hausen., Cleveland Height*. Ohio and Mr*. R B. Miller of East Chicago, Ind, with On Saturday. August 25. Mrs. Guy Mra Garman; Miss EUse Groos of , C. Keller entertained with a charm- ___ Sen_Antonio. Texa*.. with Mra. RichIng dessert-bridae complimentarv ard Groos; Mrs. Robert Finnic of to Mrs. Krantz Keller of New York: Louisville. Ky . with Mra. Joseph City, covers being laid for twenty- McKnight. one. There will be no luncheon on Preceding thc luncheon, little Tuesday. Sept 4. because of Labor ' Richard Lethbridge, attired as Cu­ Day. Mrs. C W. Wcsplnter Is general ' pid. marched down the wide stair­ chalrmahforSept.il. i way as Mrs Krantz Keller softly played “At Dawning." Richard car­ THREE RIVERS EN­ ried two flou-cr covered hearts pierced by an arrow and bearing the TERTAINS CONVENTION words "Latest News." ThU news was conveyed by thq luncheon place Fourth District Legion Posts cards which announced the engage­ and Units Meet Sun­ ment of Miss Mae Keller and C. B. Weiss of Memphis. Tenn, and the day, Sept- 9 wedding date. Saturday afternoon. On Sunday, Sept. 9. thc American September 1. at four o'clock. Orchid and green were used u Legtoo and Auxiliary convention for the Fourth District will meet at the color motif for thc decorations Three Rivers. Details of the program and luncheon. Mrs. Fred Parker received first arc not yet available, but as thia is honors al bridge, with Mrs Jack the last gct-iogether before the De­ Siem, second. A guert prize was pre­ partment convention in Traverse City or. Sept. 14. 15. 16 and 17. there* sented to Mrs. Krantz Keller. Miss Mac Keller Honored at Parties Preceding Marriage Spec 3tout fabrics and workmanship are want­ ed for school clothes— and are reasonably fow priced. Everythin! for the boy will be found tn this store. Eveiythlnff we sell is guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. Here are a few of the special values: T11AYEH—EDGER NUPTIALS. A marrialte of interest to Hastings ' ' Giddings and daughters were in , aP°lu- IodMr. and Mra ""I---- ■■■ — aars. C. v. F. r- Finstrom rmairvnn and miu . -- _ , - ----- ------people was that of Miss Eleanor Ed-: ’ iSMiie Battle tree* Creek Thuraday. inuraoay. " | Mr. and Mra Fred Baine Balna and two family visited Jack and Charles Bow- „ ‘ ‘“if a o ITT .1day’ trout ger. who ha* been a teacher in the 1 •Mr. j t. . ... . ' _________ 7,1... _ fish Irur on thc AU Sable river and Mrs Wm. Kronewitter of children of Lake Odeaaa were guests man of Bky City on Saturday and ??„A“ rlv”\ Domestic Arts department of our city; MtadlevlUc were guest* of Mr. and <4 Mr. and Mra. Ward Baine over Sunday. schools for a number of years, to j Mrs. I the week end. Mr. and Mr*. F. L. Bauer and ®?uth IUrrn Ralph E. Thayer ot Ypsilanti. The, Mrs. Elroy Elroy Tobi** Tobias on on Tuesday. Tuesday. Miu Mr and Mr*. Wilbur Lane and George Bauer viaited Dr. and Mr*. । f°r following account of the wedding Mis* Dorothy Dorothy Long Long haa has relumed returned for appeared in the Jackson Citizen­ from Ann Arbor where she attended Mr *»d Mr*. James Mason were L. E. Holly and son ot Muskegon on I1 Miss Connie Cook left Sunday ' ;a week's visit with Misses Lillian Press ot Monday. Aug. 27: summer school at the University. Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Kim Bunday. K. Mr. and Mr*. Harold Pelham and Sigler at Gun lake. The Rev. and Mra. L. L. Dewey and Pauline Tolhurst >t Marshall. | Mis* Elizabeth Eleanor Edger ,IxrBcKsle Karmes and brmher. tiie bride of Ralph E Thayer son Geoffrey returned Bunday from | William and Miu Bara Bchader and George Dewey will spend the Flint where they visited relative*, were guest* of the Rev. and Mr*. J. latter part of the week with Mr. and Dick Karmes, were in BatUe Creek of yp,UanU. son of Mr and Mrs. on Friday. Frank Thayer of YusllantL at Car! Bcssmer of Loa Angeles. Cal . A McNulty at Saugatuck on Wed- Mr* B. 8. Frost of Detroit. ' Ml«, Mildred Scudder ot Battle Lcddln, ceremony peHnrmM Buna­ came Monday for a few day*' visit ne*d*y and Thuraday. II Mrs. Clyde pi Pierson —<(Fidelia mh.ii. c Peck) -v> with Hastings relatives and friends. | Miu Margaret Merrick goes to iand two children of Mayfield. Ky, Crack spent the week end with her day altcrncon at two o'clock at the Mra Fred poster ot Lansing and South Haven Sunday where she will ’were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Dell parents, Mr and Mrs. Burwell Scud- home of the bride's parents, Mr. def... .... . ..'and ;and Mra Mrs E E. J. Edger. 611 Steward Mra. D. R Foster of Eaton Rapid* teach in thc city schoob having a IShively part of the part week. Mr. and Mra MOton Edmonds and Mf- “nd Mrs c M. Redfern of;AvCi Rev. carl S. Winters of visited Hastings friend* on Thur*- sixth grade position. day. I Mis* Inez Adams of Northville ba* Ifamily returned last week to their St. Johns were Sunday guert* of I the First Baptist church officiating, home In Traverse city after visit;y Kt r , c°u*ta s, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. As n K bridal party took (heir Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeRuUer and been the guest of Mra Sarah Brand- I ing Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Edmonds and Lamble.(places, Miss Mary Edger, sister of family of Los Angeles. Cal, were rtetter for the past two week* going I Albcrt Vedd®* ajnd the At Dawning." other relatives. relatives. the bride, bride, sang sang “ "At Dawning." guest* of hi* brother and wife. Mr. from here to Kalamazoo. iother 1 Mias Mabel Bisson were Sunday Louanne Bponable returned on Tlie bride's gown was of Ivory and Mr*. Jo* DeRuiter. from Thur*- j Mr. and Mr*. Herman Hauer and ' ixmaiuw y*. day till Sunday. daughter. Ma belie, attended lhe Not- Friday to her home in Cleveland ; ta***8 “ MUs Elizabeth De Yoe of satin, made on fitted lines with a ten family reunion Saturday. Aug. after spending the gummer here Muskegon. . high neckline bordered with heavy 25. at Potter's P»rk. Lansing. with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lambie were lace. Her veil was of tulle, and she Mr. and Mra. J. E. McElwain. Miss Sumner Bponable j*” Kalamazoo on Friday to attend carried a bridal bouquet of white Mary McElwain and Mis*. Em Uy Mr. and Mra. Norman Sherman of the funeral of a cousin. Grover roses. Out of town guests were Mrs. Ross McElwain visited Mr*. J. M. Me- Rush, N. Y, are guest* of Mr. and Showerman. --------- -Mrs. Julia Jones, sister 6f thc Lethbridge of Mason. Miss Helen importance up for discussion. Dele­ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush of Kal­ bride, was the matron of honor. She Hoffmarter of Battle Creek. Mrs. gates from the Laurence J Bauer Elwain of Lansing on Thuraday. Mr*. E. A. Burton this week. Their amazoo spent a part of last week were a gown of green crepe and car---------------------------The Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Gearhart guest* over the week end were Mr. Paul Faulkner of Middleville. __ Mrs Post and Unit have not yet been se­ and family have gone to their new and Mrs. E. J. Burnett of Rochester, with their parenU. Mr. and Mrs. rted a bouquet of yellow roaes. Rote Bruce Casper of Walia Walla. Wash, lectedWarren Roush Holmes of Ypsilanti performed the Miss Mildred Tuttle of Hillsdale, home al Allendale. Their post of- N. Y. . Gl'EST OF HONOR Richard M. Cook left Sunday tor duties of best man. and Mrs. Marian Hodgson ot fice address i* Hudsonville. R. F. D. Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mra AT AN “AT HOME.'. A buffet luncheon was served fol-1 Charleston. W. Va. Gordon Clement. Jr, ha* returned A. J. Larsen were Mr. and Mrs. Los Angeles. Cal., where he will bc Mrs. Bruce Casper (Frances CarI Ml** Keller is honor guest at a to hl* home hi Belding after spend- Harry Barnum. Mr. and Mra Theo- the guest of Mr- and Mr*. David lowing lhe ceremony. rcthem pf Walla Walla. Wash., was Out of town guests included ML’S , number ot Iqncheons and dinner* Ing the summer here with his dore Kilmer and daughter, and Ml** French (or several week*. Mr*. J. Trayer of Battle Creek Julia Rxk ot Hastings; Mis* Mtr-1 this week, in honcr- of her ap- honor guest at an “At Home" on grandparent!. Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Esther and David Kilmer of Lan-^ Saturday afternoon from three till visited Mr and Mr* Rutscll Kant- celine Edger and Bernard Cheese­ proaching marriage. Bhultera. sing. Dr. and Mr*. A. J. White of NorMr*. Nellie Cross, ta company with ner from Thursday till Bunday. Mr. borough of Albion; Mr and Mra. Er­ Twenty-two guests were enter­ band's mother, Mrs. C. W. Casper, Trayer coming for Sunday. nest Edger and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph tained at a lovely bridge tea on folk. Va, were guert* of Mr. and Mrs. Elva Granger of Charlotte. Richard and Hubert Fairchild of Chevrie of Leslie; Mr and Mrs Tuesday afternoon with Mr*. Don of Mansion St.. Marshall Mbs BarMrs. Wayne Merrick over the week spent Sunday and Monday with Mra end. The former U a medical officer Kteinhans at Pentwater Mra. Detroit and Mr. and Mra. Fred Fair­ Frank Thayer. Mr. and Mrs. Rote Siegel a* hostel*. Miss Keller being receiving, seventy guests being pres­ in the United Blate* Navy. Granger returned to Charlotte on child are spending this week at A Hobnes. Mis* Joyce Thayer and Mr*. presented with a linen shower. ent. Century of Progress in Chicago. Gibson, all ot Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Stebbins went Tuesday, At bridge Miss Florence Frandsen Among those tn attendance were Misses Am bra Fedewa and Bea­ Mr. and Mrs. Thayer will make held high score and Mira Kathryn to St. John* Tuesday to attend the Mr. and Mra. Wayne Frey and Mrs. Frank Can-others and Miss Ladles' Night party given by the Ro- daughter with Mr. and Mrs. L. Sev- trice Goggins have returned from a their -home after September 1 in Beatrice Can others of thia city tery Club. They were guest* of Dr. erantfe and daughter Lois attended lake trip and to Duluth. Minn. They Deckerville, where the former has a Quests from out of town were. also attend A Century of Progress position as coach in the schools. Mrs. Krantz Keller of New York and Mr*. Charles Bymmond*. the homecoming of thc Baptist GOLFERS AT GREENVILLE. Clothing and Shoes Lyle Scudder and mother. Mra. City, Mra. Lethbridge in of M*- . nearly Mra. Hubert Blakney of Superior, church al Rive*. Jackson Co, Sat...... Ross ucuimiiujc Nearly luiy fifty Hasiing* Hastings goners golfers went went , Burwell Scudder of Welcome Cor­ PRENTICE—W1BERT. Wl*.. ha* been visiting Mr. and Mr*, urday. son. Mra. Bruce Casper of Walla , to GrtonviUc on Thursday of last for Men and Boys One of the prettiest home ­ W° llar' wash, Mr and dinner Jay Blakney of Freeport and relaM1M Bernice Henry ha* returned ners called on the latter* sister. numc wed wuwane, Mrs«< Marlon Hodg- *week week !°r for golf, golf. bridge brldf r'------ l~* >on at of Ci:ar!c:Um. Charleston. W. Va.. Vs, Mrs. Paul at the Cuuiitiy Country Club. Uvea in Hartings Mr. Blakney came from Ann Arbor where she attend- Mrs. Vern Frie. who is in a Battle dings of the season was solemnised given attention. Yesterday HASTINGS Creek hospital. . and Mrs. of Middleville. Mbs I honoi on Monday for his vacation. cd the summer session at the Uni ­ Faulkner cf MlddlevUle. Miss Helen | At bridge the honor* were woo by would have been .till bet­ Mr and Mra Row Johnson. Mra. Sunday guest* of Mr and Mra. verslty. Miss Henry leaves tomorrow Hoffmaster ot Battle Creek and Miss Mrs D. 8. Goodyear and Mra Edw. ter. You CANT come too Herbert Freeland were Mr. and Mr*, for Akron. Ohio, ta company with Lyman Johnson and Mis* Dori* M ..when their daughter. Mis* Ruth Florence Frandsen of Wall lake. Van Popcrlng. Hasting* wop thrt soon. Every day of neglect Claude Freer of Weedsport. N. Y, Miss Genevieve Rider, both of wbom Johnson spent the week end at East M*|le. was united in marriage with Tills Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.; golf event also. Tawas with Lyman Johnson. The Vejne Prentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Casper and MtM Beatrice Carrothers ' Dinner was followH by a "tie-" — Process neaches in hot wai and Mj*. ahd Mra. Clayton Van Aa- teach In Akron. bSano was was ken antf Mrs. Nettle Van.Auken of Mr and Mra. D. A VanBuskirk latter is engaged in road work there. Frank Prentice of Hastings -Center. are entertaining with a luncheon and jI lightful lishtfu! program nrramm and hOanA IT. counting tin for 20 minute*, Mra. jeanettdiHaU of St. Thoma*. ■Rev. L. Severance performing the miscellaneous shower honoring Mi** played later. Cato, N- 3T. were in Flint on Monday a* guest* when water Marts to boll. an, Mr. and Mr*. Richard Potts came of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Hamilton and Ontario, was the guest of Mra J. T. ceremony in the presence of the Keller. Thursday afternoon. Mrs. These exchange visit* with OreenMLm A. W. tycodburne and Mrs. Rou ville are always very delightful, and sure tlxat water comes well o I today to spend ten days at Gun made the acquaintance of the little Lombard from Saturday till Monday. near relatives and friends. top of the jar during th* lake with Mr. and Mrs. Charlo* daughter born on Aug. 17. U> Mr. and The ladies were neighbors when the Charlotte Zuschnitt attended the Lethbridge are having a dessert- this one was no exception. processing, if preferred, fruit Pott*. They will go to Boston for a Mr*. Hamilton. She iiaaDeen named Lombard family lived in St. Thomas. bride, while Burl Rising acted as bridge complimentary to Mra Harris ----------------—by receiving here a vialan processed In lhe ovtn at a t Erocmsman. The bride was charm- Woodbume and Mis* Keller, and on RESORTER.S HAVE PICNIC. week's visit before returning to Katherine Anne. ature of 375 degree* F. 1 Charleston. W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harvey. Mr and sing on Saturday afternoon where ngly gowned in white crepe and Friday another party for Miss KelOn Sunday the reporters who hare minutes. Mr. and Mrs- Warren Wilcox ot Mra. Richard Page and Mr. and Mra he performed the ceremony uniting wore a corsage of white roses, thc ler will be at Mrs. R. W. Cook's with cottages at the Ritchie Woodland*. Jackson were Sunday guest* of Has- Albert Harvey of Flint visited Mr. In marriage hl* niece. Miss Miriam bridesmaid's gown being green chif­ Mra Cook and Mrs. M. R. Kinde Qun take, held their annual picnic at the Pratt cottage, forty-five being Ung* relatives, mums Margaret and and Mra. W. L. Hinman on Saturday Dewey, and Alfred Waters of Holly fon with a corsage of pink roses as hostesses. c cold boiled potato**. Dr *nd Mrs. H. A. Adrounie cn- present. A bountiful pot luck dinner Betty Wilcox, who have been here and Sunday. On Satocday evening and Detroit. Mr. and Mrs- Water* The rooms were prettily decorated c cooked chopped beet*. with garden flowers, the gifts of tertalned twelve guest* at a *lx was served, games were enjoyed and L. for a visit with Mra Belle Brack all were dinner guest* of Mr. and will reside in Detroit. c cooked chopped carrots. Miss Helen Wade, who lias been neighbor* and friends. Ice cream o'clock dinner on Tuesday evening *U h>d » h*PPy Ume. Probate Judge and other relative*, returned to Mrs. C. H. Hinman. OPTOMETRIST onion. Jackson with their parents. Mis* Marcella Kennedy, accom- spending the summer at Traverse and cake were served Immediately with Mr. Weis* and Miss Keller as Stuart Clement was elected proalMr. and Mr*. Arthur Shively and panied by her aunt. Mr*. Russell City, returned on Wednesday to Has­ after the ceremony, after which the guests of honor. Other guests from dent <4 thc organization for next Hasting. ths potatoes, add t _ and Mrg uranla year.. two grandchildren of Fremont. Ohio. Horton, and son Junior, of Los An- tings and on Monday went to Ko­ bridal couple left foe a short trip les, mix well, season w .... komo. Indto spend thl* week with are guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Dell gele*. are leaving today to be the to lhe lake shore, and upon their Keller. pper, — add a — UtUa *nd - ■ Maude Shively and other relatives. guest* of Mra. J' ‘ *“ Holme*. ------ Mis* Elizabeth Finch. They return return wlU be at home to their Tonight. Mr. and w. „. moisten. Fry two slices ot Drake Hotel. Chicago and to attend । to this city on Sunday. friends at 322 W. Madison street. Clarke and Miss Kathryn Clarke are Miss Genevieve Rider having a dinner In Grand Rapids **^*Pf*** A Century ol Prosra». j I -------------------~ ,A~ of Akron. Hustings Dr. Johnson of New Haven. Ceuta, 1Ohio, and Miss Vcrena White of Mr and Mra. Prentice have a complimentary to Miss Keller and from ths pork, and fry al was in the city the first of the week 1Lancaster. Ohio, were in the city on wide circle of friend* here who Mr. Weiss CANNED PEACHES. well browned and firm calling on friends. Dr. Johnson, son 'Thursday visiting relatives and unite in congratulations and best (Cold Pack Method). shape like an omelet. Pm of Richard Johnson, formerly lived Ifriends. In company with Mia* Ber­ wishes. . Mb. *2? in Middleville, and is now a phyai- Inice Henry, they attended a one OBSERVED BIRTHDAY. o'clock luncheon in Ionia. clan connected with the Ringling < Honoring the eighty-fifth birthday fully entertained her fellow members Dlte\^d^nyCUmKo^rM°doorttona Mr and Mra. B. 6. Frost and Bros, circus organization. ^miv mt/en^^ith children. Margaret and Bobby, were of M. H. Woodruff, a dinner was of the teaching staff of Verona given at his home Aug 20. Those wX^yUAu^k> “ bCr hOtne* ► Rapids Monday evening attending a MACABOH1 itamsi ► Rotary guest meeting, he having Dewey from Wednesday till Friday, present w^re L R Glasgow and A three ' course luncheon was igar *° to — two ------cups 1-2 pkg. <4 ox.) elb ► been a charter member of that club. enroute to their home in Detroit aft­ family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bllvtn. 2 hard-cooked egg*. --•rved at at one one o'clock n'rltM-lr with wltv. the tK^ hoatV.«*t _ •®lcr- " >ou ST® 1using jkra with . George accompanied his father and er a month's visit in Illinois. Miss­ Mrs. Flora McDonald of Eaton Rap­ served ids. Mrs. Mary McDowell of Holt ess assisted by her mother. Mr*. Guy 'screw or clamp tops and rubber visited Bob Slewart. son of Mr and ouri and Lincoln. Nebraska. 1-2 c chopped ripe olive*. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Fausey and and Mrs. Lola Rsgers and daughter Giddings, her sister. Mbs Katherine, rings, nil Jara full with syrup, ad­ k Mr*. Milton Stewart, firmer Hasjust covers, but do not seal quite Mrs Margaret Fausey of Gibson­ Mari|da ot Pinckney. Mich. and Mrs Minnie Shriner. An old ► Ungs residents. tight until after processing. For fashioned bouquet of mixed flowers » i Miss Peggy Drew of New Jersey burg. Ohio, came Thursday for a Utf Jara with composition sealing DOWLER — SMITH. macaroni until Under. graced the table and lhe plkce cards , . was the guest of Miss Barbara John­ visit with Miss Lettie and Frank material in the cover, syrup should At the Methodist Episcopal par­ were in garden design son last week. On Monday tne ton the young Garn, returning to their home on only to one and one-half inch Add the chopped hard-eootod sonage on Saturday. Aug. 25. at one Contract was the diversion of the come 1 Monday. — C. — D. -------Gam of ’ ladles, in company with Mr*. Aben-----------— Grand Rap-. top of jars, covers should be put pimento, olives, and celery, Johnson, Mr*. James Bristol and ids was alao a Sunday guest of hU o'clock, the Rev. L. L Dewey united afternoon and the high score prize of 1 in marriage Mrs. Edith Smith, was won by Mrs. Kensie Wentz. .in place and clamped or screwed lightly with mayonnaise and Miss Patty Stem, spent lhe day at slater -------and - *brother. — tightly. cn lettuce. Serves six. Mr. and Mrs. E. C Edmonds re­ daughter of Mrs Emma Olmstead, i Each guest was given a corsage for a Bangor. Miss Drew joining her par­ and James Dowler of Flint. Mrs. 1 favor. turned on Saturday from a visit in ent! at their summer home at Sad­ Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Olmstead attending her daughter. dle lake near Bangor. Mr. and Mrs. Dowler will make OBSERVED ANNIVERSARY. L. E. Barnett and son John left Pate, the latter accompanying them their home in Flint Best wishes are Complimentary tp Mr. and Mrs Saturday for Iron Mountain to join home. Mrs. Pate and two children. extended. Krantz Keller ot New York City. Dr. Mrs Barnett and daughter. Mar­ Laurence and Mary Elizabeth, re­ REUNION AT'BELDING. ]and Mra. Guy C. Keller entertained gret They will also so to Ishpeming turned to Detroit on Monday the at dinner on Monday evening, the for a few days' visit with Mr. Bar- 1children having been here for two The Shuiters—Howland reunion ,occasion being tho second wedding, nett's father. Dr. G. G. Barnett, re- weeks with Miss Grace Edmonds. was held on Sunday at lhe home of of thc honor guests. Mrs E. B. Hoopes, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clement of anniversary i turning to Hastings on Monday. (Covers were laid lor twelve. W. C. Hoopes and children, Billy and I Mrs. Wilbur McDonald “and Mrs. Belding with thirty-five present, lhe Out of town guests were Mr. and Donald Smelkcr were called to Bat­ Barbara, of Philadelphia. Pa, were guest* coming from St. Johns. Ovid. . Mra, Robert Waterman of Battle tle Creek Monday by the illness of Iguests of Dr and Mrs E. J Pratt Battle Creek. Kalamazoo. Hastings j Creek. Margaret McDonald, six years old 'the past ten days, leaving Saturday and Lansing The reunion next daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Harold 1morning for their home. While visit­ year is to be at thc park ta St. HOUSE PARTY AT LAKE. ; McDonald. The little girl underwent 1ing A Century ot Progress they met John*. • Those who enjoyed a house party > an operation for appendicitis Sun- *a nephew of Dr. Pratt. Casper Hicks, at the Albert Besamer cottage at ULTRA CLUB. . day night and it was found that hl* wife and two daughters of West Gun lake the past week were: Mr. Chester. Pa, who came Friday tor On Thursday evening of last week. and Mrs. Max Dietrich. Miss Jean | peritonitis had already set in. ' > | Mr. and Mrs. Osry Crook, Mr. and 1the week end- Mrs. Hoopes is Dr. Mra. Mamie Manee entertained the Arndt and Miss Mildred Boeskool sister. Ultra Club very delightfully at u of Hartings. Harold Poleski of FdlFrak * Mra. Ray Siiroyer and Mi** Barbara Pratt's ‘ chicken dinner. > Crook were Bunday guests of Mr and Gratae Lilc and Arthur Karbon of HONORED MBS. CASTER. Bridge was played during thc eve­ Hinsdale. Illinois. > Mrs. Charles Farrell of Nashville. " • ’ Large Boa , Other guests were Mr. snd Mra. >lovely dessert-bridge given by Mrs. ning. top scores going to Mrs Otio Isenhalh and Archje Rclckord and PARTY FOR Mts BOYD. Rollo Vlele and family and Mr. and Edw. Van Popering on Wednesday, consolation to Mr. and Mrs. Burdette ’ Mrs. John Vlele of Vermontville. Mr. . Ten Hastings friends of Mrs. Vin­ honoring Mr*. Bruce CAsper of Sutton. ______________ nie Ream Boyd of Atlanta. Os. en­ » and Mrs. L. D- Royer of Battle Creek Walla . Walla. Wash. joyed a pot luck dinner and pleas­ > end MU* Mary Ellen Carpenter of Bridge honors were awarded to SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY. ant social time on Friday evening at > Sebewaing. > .» Mr*. M. R. Kinde and MU* Emily Mrs Lydia Ann Haywood was the. hamt of Mra Daste Cruc, Mr*. I RuskU Gerimger. who has jurt McElwain. ■ , susprbed Sunday when,,Boyd being the honor guest. Fancy Chuck Cute Lb. completed a nuf*e* training course ' Mra. R' G. Finnic of Woodland pleasantly twenty-two ol her relatives dropped ' in Saginaw, is spending a vacaltab ,was an out of town guest. ta in Io In’remind Wtmirut her'It Ktt It was wall her sewnerven- , KNJGHTX TEMPLAR PICNIC, of live weeks with his parent*. Mr. ty-aixth birthday. A poi luck dlnnrr About fifty Knlghta Templar of and Mra. R. C- Gerlingsr. Mr. Oef- MISS ] CARTER TO 8UCwas served and some nice gift* were Hartings and Nashville enjoyed a linger will return to Saginaw where' CERD MISS EDGER received by Mr Haywood. ----------- ■- lake- on — *Sun— , picnic at Thomapple ba will work at St. Mary’s hotpiiaL Miu lx>U Carter, who has had a I day. After the picnic dinner games . Dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. teaching i position in thc grades al DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON. were played and a hafepy lime *pcni. Rusacli Kan UKr on Monday evening ithe Central school. I* to succeed Mrs. O. L. Uckaood was h06«e**i ------- bridge1 JOLLY VlGHT. were Mr. and Mr*. Harvey HUaong. Mb* ; Eleanor Edger a* head of the at a delightful — oue o ’clock , Mr. anH Mra. Ralph Hl**ong and ton. IHome Economics department ot our hiiuiliAnn luncheon ran on ttaLurrlav. Saturday, elaht eight tmesis guesU |' The Jollv Eight Bridge club wm . Mra. Treva Soilsing and daughter of city . schools. Miu Carter had espe­ being present entertained by Mr* V. D. Wldrlg W«D«/h>«r . Ijroy. Ohio, also Mr- and Mra cial < training for thl* work and her Honors at bridge ware won by Thuraday P. M. Refrertiment* were ’ Frank Arnett and Mrs. O. Arnett of frtcud* j wUh hxr every puc»lble mk- Mra JuUH* Hadfonl rtid Mr*. Eurl । served. High Mote was wvil by |4ra. ► |liaufWd. < Coleman. * । Deeda Newton. Hose 2 Pain 25c Sweaters 69c and $1.29 Shirts 59c Caps 39c Knickers 95c Long Trousers $1.75 T.S.Baird TODAY is the Best of All V. BESSMER Hfilbful Suf^flCStlOHS SAVINGS! Fri, Aug. 31 Sat., Sept, 1 EXTRA SPECIAL Marshmallows BOTH FOR 29c Wesson Wesson Oil Gold Dust White House Coffee LkC"*~ Butter Potatoes Mother’s Oats Boiling Beef Beef Roasts 15c 25c 30c 24c 25c «c 121c WALL PAPER 15% to 25% Off Patterns priced to 17c—lS'-'< Discount Pattern, priced 18c up—25"'« Discount We have many good number* of or-fast pattern* to choose from. cept when bought with side wall. REED’S DRUG n, BIC.Litth Sion HtiuMil �THE HASTING* BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST M, ISM WA2VT5 , I BUS FAMES COURTHOUSE NEWS FOR RENT—Half at dout.1 nlabed nr unfnrnirhsj. FOR REST- THE TRIO CAFE Rradinx few days. bell rang and called everyone inside a Jovial way some humorous epl■**’ Mrs Eliza Johnson of Hastingsi the school building to a program sodea about Mr. Walton. , jwas calling on our street Silnday »«to Halm. Who wu afternoon. 2L > P“P“ •> to toto. cto to to Mrs. Mildred Roush and friend of c|xlnnu>. The d-Calon wu uufbt In lhe yew ot 1910. There *l>« Gun lake were Friday gUMts of Mr. mode «n tounl „„ live Ave present preum who went io <3 ;—. u> toe . ---7Moore ——-i were wtio went "^i and Mrs. Ernest William# . Sehool union The icer< e ltofuH school . . . -to .her. Judge - — . school re reunion The off officers elected Stuart —Clemid ' Corner Bate; accompanied Miss, by the organization hv th. nrw.„i,.tum were: —- - Clyde I‘enU wh0 Uughl ln 1W4< wal J' Marjorie Kenyon of Hastings to II Walton, president; George Hoffman. lent and expressed his appreciation Bellevue Thursday where they were vice-president; Mrs. George Hoff-..fur being able to come and the com­ the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn man. secretary; Pearl Bosore, treas- jmunity was happy to find that urer. Thc Ume designated for the Jamong hts many duties he had not Wing a couple of days. i Wilson Fedewa of Leach lake next annuual reunion was the sec- ।forgotten them. Mrs. Lily Cheese­ spent Saturday night and Sunday und Saturday in August. 1935, on man. another‘teacher in 1919, was with his father pt the home of Mr. the grounds of the Moore school. ।also present and contributed a few and Mrs. Orley Smith. ’ This contibded the business meet- (words. There were three there who i Little Miss Wilma Lou Roush of lng. went to school to her. The program Gun lake is visiting her aunt. Mrs. The program was opened by sing­ Erma Williams. ing "America." The numbers fol­ JEFFERSON STREET UNITED Miss Maxine Stedge of Ann Arbor lowing were songs by Clyde and BRETHREN. (spent Saturday night and Sunday Seward Walton; a reading by Arleen E. B. Orlffln. D. D.. Paator. •lira at home. Marshall; a reading by Mrs. Sarah 2" Jasper DeConing and family spent Calkins; a few cherished memories “ Sunday with friends at Portland. brought to mind by Mrs. Wolf El­ । Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilcox and dred. wlio marveled about how the | daughter. Warrena. of Jackson. children played on the logs of lhe । were Sunday guests of lyde Stedge Moore saw mill without getUng hurt, pbon» aass and family. Iww they sold thistle down for to­ ! Mr. and Mrs. George Hom and bacco. and how they showed their, I. Sunday grandson. Rolland Bower, of Attica. regal loyalty by preserving the. fur- 1 ! Ohio, came Sunday evening for a nlshed play house of UlUe .Nttndy HABTiKoa paaiaH. I visit with the former’s cousin. Mrs. Hawblltz. who had then passed be-1 METHODIST EPISCOPAL^CirUBCH. ;cljrde gtedge. yond. A duet by Mr. and Mrs. John 1 Howell was sung, accompanied, by a ।j PLEASANT RIDGE. . GEO. M. NEWTON palrtDX. Caik for Old Gold. Our Service To PROTECT You Constantly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly Ws Issnrs Homss, Hsasshald Goods. FrlTst* OsrsxM al LOW RATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Cp. <01 Kalsauos NsU. Bsak BU«. A Homy Conpsny OrxsnUad 117d. J. L. MAU8. Local ItaprsMoUUrs. HuUhu, Mlek. for kale ▲AAAAAAAAAAAA/ WRECKING ► 1929 Durant Six ► 1 1 Good Heating Stove FOR SALE Body Glass Installed While You Wait Last Week’s Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelsey and order for publication. Jean of Martin culled Sunday P. I M. at Wamie Kelsey’s. lnrl>o—SunJ.r School >1 10 30 A. „I Remember the school picnic Is ulmby—Sunday School. 11:00 A. rblng arrvlrr. 13:00 M. Epwrurth mis week Saturday. August 25. A. D. 1034. .. We are told they will soon be fP^reaenl. j nirr drilling tor oil on Bert Kinne’s i farm. | The Birthday Club will meet this FREE METHODIST CHURCH. | week Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. L. Howlett. Pastor. tiv»-1 Harold Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Teeter will | attend district meeting of the Brethren church al Elmdale this la hereby lion. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH I week. ord er rd.' that public not lea Runilay Kcluiul. a ’ ► > GLENN J. LAUBAUGH > .. . Phona "637 .Ito'S£ 7’;.^,....iS“LKXE’XSS HASTINGS :: MICHIGAN 1 I THE CH UR CHES 1 ONE CENT A WORD. NQ ADVER- Kalamazoo ■------ 80c Battle Creek 80c Grand Rapids, $1.15 'Iweialng ______ 1.16 Chicago ____ 3.30 Detroit______ 3.60 12 BUSSES DAILY • in ’■ »«■ .mi BEES ARE HELPFUL 1 THE FIRST MOORE (guitar. Then Chartoy Gaskill, a waa concluded by singing “Ood Be Est. Dnrltt Blasdell. Inventory, Because of the Importance of hon-1 SCHOOL REUNION, former teacher in the year 1883 With You TUI We Meet Again.” filed. The committee which was made Est. Hattla Duxbury. Proof ot will W »— l» Th. nm reunion <V Ux tor. UM how mu hr rrmontwrrt a to , .... ____ _ successful, efforts arc being made to '^ooi dhtrlct. which was held Aug 1 .a. , ... responsible for the organization of filed, order admitting will entered, have the people of Michigan become j 18tlt w fejt a aucceas as many (M Ume the reunion conxtoted of Pearl bond of executor filed, letters tealaFXBBT MBTHODIBT BPISOOPAX boney-mlnded. Honey to a sweet ,drove away from oje achoolhouse 1 neW,W!. Peter ,H“ffman *° mentary Issueil. order limiting set­ «. । ux. u... to .»■ h... a- -toxx m TKs । “ ‘ x «' “ • Zrr.Zn^r*7^Zilumo hu dinner at the noon period, first suggested. Lloyd Marshall and tlement entered, petition for hearing .ntn’rta TkLre and lWW mOre Ulftn tr‘VllU 11 - claims filed, notice to creditors is­ ytotto-. ■re yy? “l to keep Herman Maurer In school George Hoffman. sued. • .to . rJonto ,u.nUl,XS: ol <to ^2.4 ““ nm d*'‘ U“"- hoEst. Irn and Adallne Blanchard. io Ih. Bar Myron sweet. It to also nourishing. But the '"1?^ ever‘ came back and t*u«ht In the ill Ito.ch aud hi. 3^;la] reason for the campaign bcr ,Moore •cho°1' Mrs. Mrs Biddlccom. Biddlccom.a a Petition for determination of heira r--------___!. will pU, 'vur u^m4df Uthl[1W hu w fOrm *r Uach *r ln lhe year of ot 18 ®5' filed, order for 'publication entered. former teacher In the 1893. oa! ills .1 lean much to do with producing good i SSSht^da fi^/tem contributed a poem. —a poem. Seven Seven were were Est. Lydia E. Williams. Final ac­ . < w u'fruit crops, as well as certain grain Wprcsent wcnt to Mra Blddlecount filed, order allowing account MARRIAGE LICENSES. rai!?4»rei.'aiK crops'byiIs methods of gathering “H”- Charley Pendill, -who taught . entered, discharge of administrator rt.'i.rM’’'-. fvihorwy. !2“?±“n ,W0’ «n«ntioned how confusing Clarence E. Weiss. Memphis. Ten'.31. issued, estate enrolled. , r x. «<.u iiki. i.n-1 « »» ■ lancet with considerable lest and Item it was to keep the MarEst. Esther O. Paton. Order alTHE CROSSROADS. | <he district to happy to have xome lhalla Maurers straightened Misa Mac Kel|er, Hastings............. 28 i Harold Williams spent Sunday. connection with the first milestone 'OUt jn his mind. A humorous ele- Harlo J. Gray,-Dowling.................. 37 lowing claims entered. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mertle L. Van Epps. Lansing ........ 23 Est. John M. Hammond. DLs ­ aftemooo with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse m hto success. 1^ waa punned by Clyde Walton SCIENTIST. charge of administrator Issued, es--- ' Cor. Church aa4 Crater StrMU. Haney of Middleville. | During the freedom of socialized ' as he happily reminded some of forPROBATE COURT. tale enrolled. Mrs. Hattie Hopkins of Hastings conversation following lhe dinner. I gotten Incidents, and Heber Foster. John Morris. Warrant and I Louise WllL Final account Wcdnn- ! is to visltlne visiting Mrs. Orlcv Orlcy Smith for a the old familiar chant of the school | wishing to balance things, told in Hchool *1 ......... . ...........................Il 11 HasUngx ► j Hrh<K>L 10:00 CARDS of THANKS previous" Io a Haillnia Dai ni.C1rt Bonito, woto o(: n ni-touo Itauumllh. i™tor, \ notice filed, tcsUmony of freeholdr.l QtI|nrw -rv,Ur. s-tnai en filed, license to aell laaued. bond ni2 Qu*ncy ToVea’ r,naI account toTo?12io“£1b""' “le n'M,l ° p,ton- Pta*' ■ l£t L^rmm E Mudve PMItlnn TOUnt n,ed’ Order »llo»‘ng account forMtenkkm^Ti™ entered, discharge of administrator ior extension ot time to appeal nied, i«11P -nnr>ii«w< order granting extension ehtered. < *“Ue’ Est. Lydia E. Williams. confirming sale entered. Justmcnt for you. Lot us show you tha New Akron Truss future "Selective Pressure Control". Nothing «Im Ilka it. We are sxciualva ropre- Picnic Sets Charity covers, our grand (uncover, a multitude of sins. 17c Whatever your form of Labor Day observance, be prepared for thoae shouts of: "When do we eat!" Everyone has hto own Idea on how to ccitbrale the holiday but they're unan­ imous on including food In those plans. Tasty dishes pre­ pared with fine foods from C. THOMAS STORES will play an important part In making this holiday celebration a happy one. FOR QUALITY, FLAVOR, VALUE, TRY TRI-POINT SALAD DRESSING 23c SALMON s 12c Fine Flavor Fancy Red, 1-lb. can 18c COCONUT :^rPh. 17c KARO SYRUPY &,H10c Home. tonne I' s at S JO o'rlo. 7.30 F. M. VINEGAR Fora Ctdsr. Gal. 23c FRUIT JARS Ki"69c St 79c JAR RUBBERS -■ 4c PICKLING SPICE 30c CATSUP SPICE «- «. 10c OUR OWN BLEND THOMAS SPECIAL The Preicription Drug Store MICHIGAN Ofder ades or Politics SUGAR Granulated 10 Lba 54c CRACKERS 2 ft 19c 1FI I G«l»Ua» D«(Mrt. JLLL-U quia s.ttuix. Fk< OC I . >): Every trass wo Ct Is gmrantMd to hold the rupture HASTINGS John A Cad«rt. Bond of «xtm pUb’ ' ecutor filed, letter testamentary U1 HertirTrinihv TMiiman. nt IUW|‘ ordCT llmltln8 settlement enfr^hnid^flie?Unr;nZ^n^iyi?r Pe“Hon fbr hearing claims freeholdera filed, license to aell i»-.-nied/notice to creditors issued. . FINEST ALASKA PINK CHANCERY NOTICE. Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service discharge Of guardian Issued, enrolled Rmwn Annual L Eat. Carl Klee Brown, Annual ac- HASKP.UrTCY NOTICE COFFEE 21c CHEESE »17c UH MUCH OF CHRIST, COATS GROVB T. 0. Winx. Vi>'-10:00 A. II.—Run Jar School. 11:00. MILD WISCONSIN FULL CREAM J. E. NORTON AUCTIONEER Hastings Phone 759—F3. ___________________ 8*29 UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH IN CHRIST. Rar Edward GambN. Paator. Baltimore Church. Sunday School. HI:S0 A. M Morn Subject. •What I. HASTINGS MARKETS McCallum Cbnrck. SehiHil Blood " < iw n> m EMMANUEL CHURCH lEplltopall. BARKY COUNTY REPUB­ LICAN CONVENTION. “u:: ItRRIE J SI.VITER. Vlrr Stanley C Borowski. 17C ft* 12c Sr 10c ",... 10c 18c Jot MATCHES •oa.uia. 6 ..... 25c SEMINOLE Tu™ 4 25c Cake 5c CAMAY SOAP COCO Castile Soap Cake 5C OXYDOL Kfra & 22c BEST YET -GUARANTEED) ALL-PURPOSE ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. AT HAHTINGN. ON THURSDAY. GRANGE PROGRAMS APPLE BUTTER PEAS » “» SPAGHETTI SOUP MAZOLA “x ou FLOUR 90c FIG BARS 1.0 FCHERRIES FRESH TASTY BTAR GRANGE SOS. Lb. Z.s.llnr—Si.t Vu.lc—Uro Discussion—V J. stalo and A t., lie.. ID Mu.k —Klslsr All msinl.cn i PAPER NAPKINS 10c SUNBRITE Sift*"1- 2c—9c CARLTON GRANGE NO. 2SA Mapla Grass THETIME TO WANT-AD ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. ■4 Mlrhlaan. the Probate too ~.'Tl’,D 1 RESULTS Phone 2415 Taalaa Norina ntr. ill Ward rraclnel IRVING ORANGE A elty woman and family enjoyed visiting an old auntie down In lhe country who was .a very good cook but used a poor grade of coffee. On one trip they took a pound of their favorite brand with-them, expecting she would use it while they were •lie Mid: "Yes. it HI wrap (t up and preacher cornea." It until the Bufalo Ntok.i. John Milton, poet, waa born London In 1008. WM. A. BCHADKR. A romantic disappearance ot an illustrloua man occurred about 850 A. D. wfoen Wo Tao-txu, greatest ot all Chinese painters, aulahed his fa­ mous landscape on tbe .wall of the itnix-rlal palace. At tho unvettlng before tbe royal court, he opened a “door" In the painting, stepped through It and was never men again.—Collljr'a. - thia eoaeralioa. MiMrSliaiik. Reflaler ot Probata. WAX PAPER 2 15c ‘ ............... Attractive Stock of FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Red. Sour. Pitted. -S /X No. 2 Can LUC CLEAN QUICK Cklps 5ft 27c VELTMAN'8 ASSORTED COOKIES u.J0c CORN FLAKES KELLOGG'S OR POST TOASTIES LARGE SIZE PACKAGES 1A 1 UC C. THOMAS STORES 128 West State Street “Every Day Low Prices Juries . �THE HASTINGS BANNER !■— about 1910 vintage, and ride the half and tha United State*. Only recent­ TRYING TO REDUCE mile back to the boat. I was glad of ly a couple of friend* visited the TRAFFIC HAZARDS’ it too, because I found a lot of in­ Statue of the Goddess of Liberty in New York harbor. Wishing to buy terest and pleasure in seeing how some little keepsake a* a reminder State Highway Department‘ modern freight boats that call at of their visit, they looked at some Issues New In. ^^JKruga^tare^oueg^^ many and different foreign ports, ot the attractive miniature statues are unloaded, and what that freight J Ju,t fcround tI>e corner from vaof the Goddess offered for sale at (Continued from pace one, part one) constats of. It was quite on “eye­ a booth inside the Statue on Bedloe opener" to me. Placards and advertising notices of cation days is the necessity of Ret­ Island, in inspecting these minia­ bought them al) the way from *140 ail kinds, including political adverting the ‘family's into Hauling the freight up from th* tures they saw printed on the bot- i". ,i ------■.fallwandrobe —— — ~ -uMn.h. ™uirfc .tohtAff<rf mu* K —the u iCOnd,Uon- u homemaker ta up. I heard of no one paying over deep holds of ships might seem to be tom. -Mode tn Japan." This was too I *2.50 for one. speaking of Panama quite a Job, but it Isn't, It Is done much, and naturally so displeasing PIxnnln« to <k> much sewing at hat*. It is quite usual to think of so rapidly by mechanical appara­ to them that they would not buy 2. - 8 . ^emo'e“, by Ihome, good equipment should be ; them being made in- Panama, but tus, that the rodst-about* on the Just think of the idea of giving em- ------ — -------- ------- ------- ----- ----- ' conlldeyt<1 IU»l, «ccordlng UU.VTUUIX to MJ home IKAIIC very few are. AU the best ones, and docks, usually natives or colored, ployment to Japanese labor In order ray D. Van Wagoner. The practice is economics clothing extension spea big share of the others are made have to do a lot of real hustling, to to make smell models of our own against lhe slat* law. h* explained. (claluU of Michigan But* College, . in Ecuador. I was told that the best . —---- -- ----- --Goddess vi of arfvcrwyi Liberty! Even u a niuii*mln la- and often constitutes a traffic hazwvMuraa Drf“ forms can mBde Bt 'W ones arc made from a selected grass, »lat In thia work, great neU per- ture statue U a thing thal should help ard by obscuring roadside markers. Thc department also 1* directing a 1 ’mall cost, and InstrucUop* will be hnnA 50 feet tt*ef long and «A _________ I—J of "• and braided by hand under water imps 30 -or 4A 4O.feet instill into the •hearts and■ _minds mailed upon by th» the hnmf home campaign against overhead banners unQn request bv after the *un ha* gone down. wide, have been devised by some one young Americans thc blessings,61 economics extension office. Being In the tropic*, naturally it with an eye to "efficiency." These Liberty, and help to create a grate- ncruM trunk. lines both Inside and When tliere are many scams to be outside of cities and village*. They gets pretty hot at Cristobal. Along .—i-uiuii । iful iui appreciation appreciation oi of inc the unioio untold ocner other ssroll will win be very the business section, wooden awn- hemp rope with meshes about a foot'benedictions we enjoy. Then to have also add to traffic dangers, the com­ pressed open, a prewoll ______'simply —•­ by / Ings are built over the sidewalk* to imuare. These neU are towered In- It "made in Japan," and sold to missioner stated. "Permit* will*be Is­ handy. It can be tmade ___________ r .. wrap it sued in some cases, such a* civic rolling a magazine tightly, • protect pedestrian* from the heat. to lhe hold, great crates of textile* Americans. There are some very nice buildings or other merchandise are piled on. I That «urely seem* strange and al- celebrations, allowing overhead ban­ smoothly with muslin washed free in the city and some nice stores, All of It is then lifted upon these nets I most Impossible, but It is really only ners." he said, "but their promiscuous of starch, and fold In the ends of the roll and tack them securely. use 1* to be stopped. Upon 48 hours some of them evidently doing a large through a large opening on t»»e up- an example of the way that Japan Spread a piece of oilcloth wrong volume of business. Prices on many per deck, and the big load is swung ,u crowding in on the commerce of notice, if such banners are not re­ articles were exceedingly low. and off <mto the pier. A* soon os the'the world. With one hand «he Is moved by the owners, they will be side up over a table to make a good Cristobal has the reputation of off­ freight hits thc cement dock thc smashing out territorial conquests, taken down by department mainte­ surface for cutting out garments, especially those of slippery material. ering the beat value* of any city in net is lowered and flattens out of it-. with thc other she is carrying a. nance workers. Tissue paper pl&ced on-the right "Fruit and vegetable stand* are that section. Ships stop there from self, enabling thc dock-walloper* to'sample case, and apparently Is makall part* of the world, and there is start right in to get the stuff out.big a success at both, so much so becoming numerous along trunk line side of silk, dampened slightly with an enormous ware-house at the dock of the way. Here again some fellow that the world Is beginning to un- roods, and In many Instances, they a sponge will prove very satisfac­ tory when a lot of careful pressing is create a traffic hazard to motorists. for the storage of goods. The streets wlth "efficiency" in mind has dc-[der*tand that her announced policy of the city are quite narrow though veloped a little gasoline-driven dock;of "Asia for lhe Asiatic*," in reality All such stands are to be removed necessary. No iron marks will show. A pinking machine will pay for generally clean, possibly because truck to helo. help. These little dockdock­ mean* "Asia for Japan." •• To give from the shoulders. Owners of stands itself in no time. It furnishes an ex­ Uncle Sam has .charge of its sanitary trucks are perImps six or eight feet her still further advantages Japan In location* where they are danger­ affairs. Thc people are dork col­ long, perhaps four feet wide, and has depreciated her currency great­ ous to motorist*, are being asked to cellent finish for most scams, and ored. even up to jet block, the same their flat tops stand not over 12 ly. England used to be known as remove them to place* where they also provides many interesting trim­ mings for dresses and hats. ns tn other places along thc way. inches above the surface of the thc great cotton-manufacturing cen­ will not prove a menace.” Instructions to county road com­ and there was the same indication dock. The wheels of these dock­ ter. and supplied the people ot In­ SOUTHWEST CARLTON. of llstlessness and indifference with trucks are probably not over 8 or dia, Africa, Egypt. South America mission* and maintenance superin­ the resulting squalor In evidence in 10 inches In diameter and are un­ and other countries, but to-day Ja­ tendents have been sent by lhe Com­ There will be a good program giv­ living condition*. Liquor 1* in evi­ derneath. Built tow-to-the-ground. pan is ardently competing - In all missioner, ^questing immediate ac­ en /lI the Carlton Grange hall on tion on removal of these traffic haz ­ dence everywhere, and Judging by It Ls an easy matter to tip the big of them and getting her share Thursday evening. August 30. Every­ _____ “ the condition of some men and massive crates of heavy freight over through "tow prices." The huge ard*. one invited. Small admission. women the natives don't alm to let onto them and away they zip Into crates of cotton goods we saw un­ Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Btrodtbeck at­ much of it go to waste. The edge of the great ware-house, four or five loaded. and stamped "made in Ja­ NEWSPAPERS AIDING tended the Zion Lutheran Bunday the Jungle 1* Just a few miles out of blocks long and a couple of blocks pan" was proof a plenty and school picnic on Thursday at Lake FARMERS IN-FIGHT Odessa and enjoyed a fine. time. the city, and for a nominal price a wide, with cement floors through­ "there's a reason" os will be shown bus of ancient lineage would take out. It Ls really astonishing the later. In January of this year Japan Mrs. Frank Shriber and daughter you out to It, if you cared to take speed these little trucks develop, increased her export of cotton piece Editor Banner: and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry and We all know thal In unity there son were in Grand Rapids Wcdnesand they flit away, unload, and re­ goods to Central America by 298 is strength. In the past lhe Farm ­ hot to sally out even for a few miles. turn in an unbelievably short Ume. per cent, to South Amorica by 135 day on business. The people have the regular instinct With these great rope nets as con­ per cent, and to the Philippines by er. the Merchant and the Newspa­ Mrs. Anna Buck and daughters per Publisher, all working more or spent part of the week at Grand to gamble as have Mexicans, Cubans tainers, with electrically-controlled and South Americans, m fact the machinery to rapidly lift these load­ United States the "reason why" we less alone, have been able to accom­ Ledge attending the 8. D. A. Camp only excitement we saw while In thc ed rope nets out of the hold of a are losing foreign trade to Japan, plish but little. Now. however. It meeting. city. was a big crowd assembled at a ship and land them on the dock, and why our miniature statues of seems that a united front is being Mr. and Mrs. LaFayette Usbome spot where they were selling pools and these little dock-trucks to haul the Goddess of Liberty are made in formed to battle for the common and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams on some horse races somewhere. Fel­ the freight rapidly away, it can be Japan, is not difficult to discover. good, and therein He the hopes of attended the funeral of their aunt. Michigan agriculture. lows who didn't look any too well Imagined thal a ship can be un­ Here in the Unftcd State* labor is Mrs. Lucy Caln. Saturday at Has­ That the Interests of all three of tings. nourished, and whose clothing was loaded of Its freight quickly when striking in some instances for 75 almost tha proverbial "bundle of the large amount of it Is considered. cents to $1.00 per HOUR; in Ja­ the above groups are all bound up Mrs. Ida Litchard and daughter. rags," managed to scrape together a On these rope nets tliere Is a loop pan laborers work 10 to 12 hours together in the towns and rural sec­ Mrs. Stocklord. of Greenville spent few coins in some way, and bet them on each comer that is gathered up per day for 50 CENTS PER DAY. tions in this part of the state, is Saturday afternoon with Mr. and on the outcome of a horse race, evi­ before the freight Ls lifted. When it and women and children for as lit­ becoming more and more a recog­ Mrs Henry WlUlams. dently some considerable distance is lifted, often crates will go tum­ tle as *145 PER WEEK and paid In nized fact. A statement by W. H. Mr- and Mrs. Wm. Hale of north away. While the crowd was orderly bling towards a common center. depreciated currency, mind you. We Berkey, veteran publisher of the Carlton and Mr. and Mrs. Carol as far as any "outbreak" was con­ When it Ls landed on the dock and seem to be a strange people. We Cassopolis Vigilant, one of tha sev­ Fuller and daughter spent Sunday eral live-wire weekly papers of this cerned. yet there was a lol ot yelling the net released, crates will go complain because American labor­ afternoon In Battle creek. and Jabbering going on. tumbling to the cement d**k from ers want so much, and we complain section, gives concrete proof of this Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Walter All this country through here has quite an altitude, all of which em­ because the Japanese arc satisfied growing co-operative spirit in a re­ Culbert's during the week were. Mrs. an interesting history, and In thc phasizes the necessity of careful with so little. With our immensely cent letter to me. He gives some Carrie Anderson of Battle Creek. days of the early explorers, when crating for export shipments. While higher wage scale and shorter work­ logical reasons why the farmers Miss Barbara Bowman of Lansing the pirates, the buccaneers, and the this unloading was going on. some ing hours, we are having to com­ should use the established publi­ and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Jurgens and English ships were lying in wait to crates of potatoes, carrot* and head pete with an extremely tow wage cations rather tlian dream of a sep- daughter. Tressie, of Detroit. *>al the plunder that the Spanish lettuce shipped from San Francisco scale and longer working hours per arale farm paper. His letter, In hot. stolen from the Incas and any­ "let go." resulting in quite a vege­ day and NRA htu cut our. working part, reads: one else they could find to steal table "shower." Tfte dock men didn't hours still shorter. We outlaw child­ Dear Mr. Burnette: I agree with your view on the from. It must have been quite excit­ seem to care so much for the pota­ labor. but we are subsidising child­ ing all around. If a gang of rob­ toes. but did seem to relish head­ labor In Japan by buying Japanese publishing of a form paper. Not bers succeeded In making a good lettuce and carrots without even toys made by Japanese children, only would the expense be a heavy burden upon the limited number ut haul there was no certainty of their going through the sanitary formal­ getting away with the toot, because ity of cleaning them in any way. and work long hours. Even though fanners who might unite to publish In a previous letter I stated that we limit Japanese Immigration, yet a paper, but os a form paper your there always seemed to be some oth­ er gang, perhaps a little larger and our ship, the "President Lincoln" we Import hundreds of products message would not reach the other waiting around to' take stronger, waning arounu to ure It [ had a very deep hold for carrying made by low-priced Japanese labor, classes of people who need to be away from them. Cristobal 1* an In- I freight. And having .returned to the products that compete directly with constantly educated so tliat they terestlng city, though pot especially I vessel tong before ft was unloaded products made by American labor, may liav* art understanding of the attractive. To anyone fond of “dick- 1 we had a splendid opportunity to which is much higher paid. Though farmers’ problem*, and they will ering" It offers unusually attractive | see something of what that freight wc may limit the immigration of read such articles in their local pa­ bargain* In many lines and a tot of; consisted. Crate aft«r crate of it Jajxuiese labor, yet we nullify, it all per when they would not even in­ the stores are quite up-to-date In was stamped "made in Japan." by buying the chcap-labor mode terest themselves in reading a farm appearance, and In sizes and variety "made In Japan." "made tn Japan." goods that Japan makes, of which paper. I know the editors of south­ of stocks. But the day was hot, and j This only goes to show how Japan is more will be said later. west Michigan pretty well and be­ lieve they will all bc glad to co-op­ a "boiling sun" seemed to have such eating into the foreign trade tor­ W. R. Cook. an enervating effect that we were I meriy enjoyed by other countries, erate upon matters of interest to mighty glad to hail an auto cab of ।such as England, Germany, Prance farmefs. Yours truly, MORE LIBERAL TO THE W. H. Berkey. ' WHEAT CONTRACTORS There is one criticism I have to make of the farmer and that is, HE GIVES UP TOO EASILY! For ex­ Government Makes Acreage ample, when we failed to get our cherry agreement for the 1934 crop. Cut 10 Per Cent In­ I noticed that almost everyone stead of 15 seemed to lose Interest and drop the i Word was received Saturday by fight. A few of us, however, continued County Agricultural Agent H. J. Footer, that tbe government Is ask­ to -fight and now the result* are showing. The government ha* called ing for a wheat reduction of 10 per PECULIAR CUSTOM > IN CRISTOBAL Homemakers’ Comer PART 1 Caller* at Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Btrotbeck Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haywood and family of Welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry and son spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Abid Donley and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hough of Lansing. BEAR HOLE LAKE NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Calkins and Mr. and Mrs. Levy Payne of Grand Rapids have Just returned from a trip through the northern part of the state. They stopped at the State ■Park at Lake Michel. Mr. and Mrs. John Hauck of Beal City called on Herman Feldpausch and family Wednesday. Bonnie and Phyllis Tyler were at Wall lake a few days this week calling on Mr. and Mrs. Homer 1 Smith at their cottage. Dale King, Miss Marvel King of Nashville and Miss Fem Bliss of Bellevue called on Durward King Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cooley of Hastings called at William Clagget's Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Orvll Tuttle spent Friday evening with Bert Smith and family of Woodland. on Kenneth Hurless and family Sunday. Kenneth Hurless and family and trip to the lake shore, stopping al Mr. Van Blarcum's at Pullman.. Miss Elsie Tolhurst of Wayland tint# the «wk called on Mr. and Mrs. Orvll Tuttle Saturday. Un Lombard at Mr. and Mn. Jot Smith of Wood­ land called on Russell Craven and family-Friday afternoon. William Clagget and family ai- and family Qulii Sunday. EAST DELTON. Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Durkee and son of Delton spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Waters and Marie. Ninety-two numbers were sold at the barn donee at Elisa Willison's Saturday night. There will be an­ other Saturday night Sept. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Soouman have recently returned from visiting rela­ tives in Pittsburgh, Penn. Mrs- Zflta Louden and daughter. Vonda, spent the week end with her daughters, Mrs. Lol* Mra. Edith Butolph of Bunday visitors at Roy Darlene were Bunday am Endres’ al Freeport. Hastings and Mr. and Mra. Fox and children of Jack* Bunday at Ewood Bamun niece and husband returned home helped Roger celebrate Ills birthday. with them for over Bunday. A World of School Supplies at MONEY SAVING PRICES/ School Paste, jar or tube ...... .5c Art Gum, large size...................... 5c School Scissor*............................. 10c Rainbow Crayons, 16 colors ... 8c School Paints, 8 pans.............. 25c Brass Edge Rulers . ,................ 5c 15c Fountain Pen Ink................. 10c 25c to $5.00 Fountain Pens ... Loose Leaf Fillers . 5c NEW. USED AND REBOUND SCHOOL BOOKS For All County Schools WE BUY YOUR Last Year’s Books And Many Other Bargain* Carveth & Stebbins The REXALL Store Phone 2131 Hastings Isn’t Tied Up in the “Sphinx Watch the FORDS Go By The Car Without a Price Class Don’t Fail to SEE OUR USED CARS Before You Buy! 1933 1930 1930 1929 1929 V-8 FORD TUDOR CHEVROLET COACH MODEL A FORD TUDOR 6-cyl. DODGE Fordor SEDAN MODEL AA FORD TRUCK With Body. 1928 CHEVROLET TRUCK With Body. ■■ 1932 MODEL B TRUCK 157 inch wheelbase, with Stake Body contract farms. This means that fanners under Wheat Allotment Contract can plant a little larger acreage than last year and will not be required to leave so much ground idle next summer. The cut last year The change in the percent of re­ duction required in no way has any effect on the amount of benefit pay­ ment that will be received, accord­ ing to Mr. Foster. The payment is based entirely on the price of wheat in relation to other commodities. Jhe letting down of the bars a lit­ tle bit surely seems in line with the harvest we have Just completed. Mr. Foster feels that if it had not been for a world wheat agreement be­ tween the United States and foreign countries, the United States would have removed all restrictions on wheat acreage and allowed contract signers to plant their limit and still receive benefit payments. Agreement* with other countries made any such move inposslble. Mr. Foster has been expecting tho balance due farmers on the 1833 crop for the past three weeks. No ex­ planation is given him of why the delay of this payment. As soon as the checks are received in his office he will notify every producer to that ef­ fect. WEEKS CORNERS. FORD DEALERS Phone 2121 Hastings tended the Beach reunion Sunday at Lake Al-Gon-Quin. The Weeks school will begin Sept 4th with Mias Josephine Romig as teacher. Mias Jeane Dickerson spent part of last week with her cousins. Dawn and Wlllo Hampton of Hastings. ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Morford and Leath* of the Tolles district visited Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Dickerson Bun<tay. . , era to be held at Niagara Falls an August 20th. and the outlook is ex­ ceedingly favorable for the growers to secure a minimum price agree­ ment for the 1936 crop. My advice to the farmers is, that when we start something, we should see It tlirough. Wo must not get the habit of quitting. The quitting habit ta bad for our morale. Personally. I propose to keep on fighting for a belter deal on cher­ ries and grape* until we get some­ where. If the government had not started fixing prices on the things we have to buy, then I would not have a word to say. But now that they have started I am not willing that they should stop, just before they gel to thc Michigan fanners. AAA chiefs that they are now under a n^p of criticism and that they must tread softly. But I maintain that they must include the Michi­ gan farmers or else suspend tho code prices and the AAA processing taxes that are being levied against us. We have already had too much of being the "Pauls" who are being robbed to help the "Peters" In oth­ er sections of the country. . Wm. A. Burnette, Keeler Road, Hartford, Mkh. FAIR LAKE. Edward Lechleitner spent last week at Gull lake with a group of young folks from Barryville. Mra. Charles Farrah of Vermont­ ville is spending a few days with Mrs. Lottie CoUlster. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Willison and Mr. and Mrs. Porter Knowles and Mrs. Clay Rorabeck and chil­ dren attended Die Adventist camp meeting at Grand Ledge Saturday. James Underhill and wife.of Del­ ton spent Bunday at Charle* Lechleitner'a. An authority estimates that Tin Popular? Songs? now yells "Forel" after driving Into the players ahead. It’s an open way to any wide awake observer. No matter wheth er it is times of prosperity or in times of depression, it all follows Nature's law. • Seeds don’t grow until they are planted. Neither will dollars grow UNTIL THEY ARE SET TO WORK. Idle dollars are just like seeds that are not planted—they WILL NOT GROW. If you want your idle dollars to GROW, deposit them in this reliable old Bank that has faithfully served this community for NEARLY A HALF OF A CENTURY, through times of plenty and times of stress, and you will be paid a fair rate of interest TWICE EACH YEAR. Soon there will be signs placed in EVERY WINDOW of this Bank, the signs reading as follows “DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Washington, D. C. MAXIMUM INSURANCE DWv FOR EACH DEPOSITOR Beside* Thia la the Added Security of KAAA □VUV Nearly 50 Year* Successful Operation of Thl* HASTINGS CITY BA TELEPHONE 2103 Capital $150,000 HASTINGS, nil'. Wednesday, August 29, 1934 �THE HA8TTNOB BANNER, WEDNESDAY, ACGCRT M, 1W4 The not returns from all herds for clan in Grand Rapids. where hai>| rapidly aoqukriflg a hldh rating! dative moved that the low-; butterfat varied from a profit of ______ _____ LI. X t-u nV n^r r>n<0 fnr tho Hoot Hani fz. a pound of butterfat. Thc | SHOW A HEAVY LOSS producing one pound of butterfat I e,. tctUng herd. Hoard’s Dairyman Bopre was 23 0 cerite, and that in one herd ‘ the cost reached 601 .cents. nnUTHlllC Mntativo Makes Inter­ The butterfat production of the I । INUt esting Discovery - 1JDUS w—.Hoard's Dairyman, justly regarded as one of the leading dairy publicsnote Ot tee cxxmtry. haa been maklng an lnve*tlgatl<xi In Michigan to (ta Goroe 1' team" from Lowell conducted makes it nagtnary to UM What it tea bt r «lled tee portable building for wme tied rataUvsa in Hastings Bunday - three counties and the state FAIRPLAY pounds per cow. In the lowest pro------------Holland called oil Mr. and Mrs. Vic- out on Lbs Irving road, where a grass duclng herd, to 483 pounds per cow when you pay for what you get — «*d~ilttte Roberta fVe hadTet IhT toTan old dwelling — ““X *to the beat herd. It was the lax one and get what you pay ftr. It te ^ur^^MteXn. torm« MkxSSng to ChLte. - Annino, which which produced butterfat at a coil (airplay ooRsrM. Lewte^e waTdLtro£d z,., ■ . ta» . portion o< ------------------- . faUures are due In a large measure; Wesleyan Methodist church11, tOHlghway taxation U bwed^Uie ,atdSSterKAth “ld kJddte4 To the Farmers! Dccreasing yields, poorer quality and later maturity are noticeable tendencies in field crop production in many sections • of the country. These trends make for higher produc­ ing costs and increase the hazards of ag­ riculture. Many soils are losing their power to produce healthy, profitable crops.. Use A A Quality Fertilizers On your wheat thia fall and harvest good crop next harvest. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY TELEPHONE 2118 visit Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N. E. Woodland. uiftu ttlUM- use of the roads When you buy guollo. you p.y * u« Io7u>. m. HASTINGS, MICH. for tha' W- Vau<^5 daughter Kath-. had been for some time. They axe ***"’’ '"m* “ * ““ of the highway. If you do not use "J" the highways you do not pay. Il *s -01 U’°, fonner • trends here j x"■ ““w- iFu7 £=' johh Scott, who sas been in poor s ALFRED D. DUBUI68ON la a successful bustneas man of marked Integrity and ex­ ecutive ability, with a keen understanding of the prob- Walter Slater, and uncle. August Slater. Ernest Thaxton and-children of Otsego called at the Ray Crawford home Bunday P. M. Wedding bells rang Saturday P. M. when Miss Marguerite Derdeyn and Howard Oahrey, both of Pitts­ burgh. were united In marriage. We extend congratulations. Lyle Keeney, Mra. Florence Bates, crage business man who conititute the citizenship of tho eighth district. He is likewise a diligent student of state af­ faire with a keen sense of retponslblllty for the schools and their importance to the youth of our state as well as their relation to the economic Grand Rapids spent Sunday at the Null home. Billy Null returned with .na comlns > (ta IK requhta I " a time. them for several days. Business, in addition to trucking.1। Frank and MYs. Chapman, who Carl Sheerin spent the week end payer. . ALFRED D. DUBUIB8ON have been for some time keeping ■with relative* in Allegan. We feel that the three counhouse for John Scott, have gone to N sponsoring the candidacy P Ga^and Weight taxes (Ucense ‘lwre hope for a «P««ly and com- :Lee McMillen’s and arc keeping ( Mr. and Mrs. Edd Diehle and children of Allegan spent Sunday Of ALFRED D. DUBUIB8ON scientlouaiy represented by house for him. ,at thc Will Crawford home. for tiie Republican nomina­ ALFRED D DUBUI88ON in A daughter was born to Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crawford attion for STATE SENATOR, we tha STATE SENATE, and we feel that we are offering the Srn Si. ■ improvrt! h«ta»>-» g-',''iMrs. Ralph Plnkbeiner last week, 1 respectfully urge hi. support inside of 48 hours a son was born to iurday night. tounUes of Allegan, Barry and for the Republican nomina­ have returned in dividends to mo- 1 v,ctor Sisson Bunday after- her sister, Mrs Dean. In Bowne „„ o . m ,_ UIIU Mr. and Mrs. Will Cran*. Mr. and Van Buren, the services of a tion at the primary Scptemtownship. Kent county. Thus Mr. Mre. Julius Grans and sons of Mkitorlsts a minimum of one cent a । man exceptionally well qualland Mre. J. M. Potto were made -*■ — ------ --------------------------dlevUlc called at the — Will Crawford mile over and above gas and weight, tax and every stogie operating cost.{ doubly happy. Some record to have home Sunday P. M. Highways have played fair. Let'sln cycry way. Abouttwenty- two grandchildren added to their family in so abort a time. All doing They say that with infiation the conttoue to play fair with highways. JOHN G. NAGLER, Chairman. । Amendments to fix gas and weight ^red teGuf'Wee in the lata'Jore- > 1fine. cab driver who now lacks change 'torn are not in the beat interest of ---------------------- „---------— --- ------------ 1 It has gotten so that even growing fog a half dollar would have to have cottage of Mr. and Mra. J. B. Wolfe 1 crops are tn danger from thieves. no change for a tS bill. , where a bounteous pot luck dinner Recently about 100 bushels of onions FREEPORT. i was served. Following this meal,! were taken from a field"nearTierT I An eight and one-half pound son I the regular business meeting of thc Now they have a watchman there • was born toMr. and Mrs. Clyde J society was called and the annual j nights and in the future lhe crooks Tooker at the home of her sister. I election of officers resulted as fol-. b—* - -------------- -- -----— — Mra. Carl Brecheisen. on Wednes- I low:. President. Mrs. Deeds Nag- ias to save the trouble of going to a day morning. August 33.Congratu-1 ler; Vice-President. Mra. Mattie ! physician and getting the shot latlons. । Mishler. Sec.. Mrs Mary Moore; ] picked out. Donald Miller has returned to his 1 Treasurer. Mrs. Anna Thaler. A home after an unsuccessful attempt stroll to Trail’s End was a part of 'were in awreck near Hastings Thurs­ to enter the navy, due to an ear ail-1 the afternoon’s entertainment and iday. All were taken to thc hospital,' ment. Donald has seen quite a bit । the .group returned home unani- 1where they were cared for. Mrs. El- | of the country during the time he mously declaring it a very pleasant wood had to Hay a couple of days and Is sUll In bed recovering from ' has been away. , day. Mrs. Emma Sisson is now visiting i It’s not often that pupils have a the bruises received. Fortunately no ! at the Charles Deming home south- chance to "get even" with their: bones were broken, but ahe la badeast of Remus. In a recent letter teacher, nor is it often that one can , bruised and suffering from shock, she states that tn the hail storm be taken for a ride and live to tell; Chester Geukes and party left reof a few days ago. stones the size of about It. but both of these unusual cently for a western trip, walnuts broke every window In the' events happened here Friday eve-| U. R. Layman, who was recently tie , Deming home except one which was nlng. If Supt. Voorhles thought he. taken ill al his place of business and , | on a porch I could get married and bring his taken to his home with Mrs. Lewis | , Mrs. Ida Myers of Grand Rapkls bride here to their new home and on Arlington street, passed away on and daughter. Mrs. Laura DuPrey. get by with It without thc usual ini- Sunday A. M. Funeral will be held of san Jone. Calif., spent the week' nation-well, he secs things differ- at lhe fleeter rooms on Tuesday al end with their daughter and sister, entlynow. For at a late hour Fri-|2 p- M.. under the auspices of the OF Mrs. Claude Walton, and family. day night, their dreams were rude-1 Pythian Order of which he was a Sunday callers at the home of' ly disturbed by one of the most un- member for some years. He and Mrs. TWO IltlTIUlItt EliaitME mi Mr. and Mra. F. E. Brunner were: ' earthly noises that had ever greeted Dayman operated the hotel here Mr and Mrs. J. K. Moore of Low- them. Every noise-making device for some years and since then he HIT WEEI 01 UME TUCI-t HIMUIC i ell. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Crawford, known was in use around that home. ,,1 , h*5 operated a pool and card room COMHMIH OF IIFEH! KU 1011 LETHE* on Main street. The friends extend .Mr and Mrs. Harry Ljxtrup of After they had •been ------ — duly ------------serenaded —- — and had appeared on the scene, they their sympathy to the relatives. Ionia. he Proof of leadership la H. A. Brog, wife and daughter and ' Wc arc glad to be able to report were escorted on a noisy tour- ot the performance! Many claim it. i that Rev F. Loomis is recovering town and landed at lhe drug store Mrs. Lolls Cridter returned from Ab Jenkim P” i from his recent illness and is able where treats were passed out. And their northern trip on Sunday, hav­ । to bc up and dressed. However, it [ another young couple has had thc ing had a fine trip into northern ioufl’he*' Michigan. will still be some time before he is proper start in married life. A- M. Gardner has been poorly of । able to get about his duties again. late. Something new for Abe to bc ASSYRIA. ' Tills is our last opportunity to cull > iU. and his many friends hope for his 1 your attention to the big homecom-' Mr. and Mra. Jack Sloop of Marl­ ing celebration to be held here this 1 on. Ind., are visiting relatives at Not a Gum-Dipped cord looaweek- Saturday and next Monday. |I East LcRoy, Battle Creek. Dowling. fSunday guests of G. D. and Mrs. ; The plans are practically complete ' Nashville and Bellevue. Mrs. Sloop, Whitmore were Charles H. and lady not one blowout. I and everything points to a record-! was formerly Mrs. Phlneas Powers. ' friend of Muskegon. Edward B. Hour after hour, on through and ifamily of naxings, Hastings, , , ...... - ।| Whitmore wniwnvrc ana unity oi , breaking crowd and a gala time.11 ... '5? “'“‘'Zlllz U u>a Jouin SlriaUrt.. ol Oruid >up. Miss Esther Gray, daughter of Burt , hrt Acauon wlU. »« Oi- a., rt» W will, (him tor > and inky blackness of the night, ! Gray, of near Pleasant Valley, won .prtidin, ter and family at Fine lake. | couple of weeks. with temperature* as high as kkren. thc contest for Quefn of the event Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Oliver of | The writer called on Court 1* Bo120 degrees-bracking record and Will be crowned early Saturday Bend. Ind., and Mr^and Mra. ley Sunday evening. He is not quite inat me after record for speed, strength, afternoon. Norma Lightfoot was South 1 second and Eleanor Thaler third. Richard Ryder and daughter. Miss so well of late and te staying in bed aafe<y and blowout protection ,.raM«8 h. Fannie Ryder, were all of both the time under his physician's Plan of to Kalamazoo bc present In Freeport , Sunday afternoon guests at thc Mr. orders. He is pleased to see his whlch"^!! ta-^ntln?h- different'eoch ' JL?d “5“: George Shafe home, Mr. friends at any 'lime. He"is with his “ mua’ “ "'■? I I DubuiMon for Senator Committee plreetone N OW7 iT HAS SAFEST TUES u WORLI! PRICES REMARKABLY LOW! PROOF FOR HIGHER ANTI-KNOCK SAFETY T Vc have given Conoco Bronze Gasoline even higher anti-knock value by adding to it tetra­ ethyl Quid, formerly used only in premium-priced gasoline. Your car, new or old, will'give you better performance on Conoco Bronze. Fill up today at any Conoco Red Triangle station. CONOCO BRONZE GASOLINE ONE OF THE PBODUCJS OF CONTINENTAL OU COMPANY EDMONDS OIL COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2618 Attention Scholars! CARFERRY SCHOOL SUPPLIES Excel All Others in Quality and Size! Come in and compare any tablet you can buy with a Carferry- and see for youFself. AVe cany all kinds of School Supplies for School Boards and Teach­ ers, and Children. Chalk, Erasers, Black­ board erasers, Compasses, Protractors, Triangles, Notebooks, Leather Loosa Leaf Notebooks. Special for This Week 2 5c Pencils for 5c A PENCIL AND RULER FREE! To each customer buying supplies. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Prop. Hastings, Mich. J" M djjy■ Oliver being an onlv Mn . Hnnvhtar HAma in only brother nt of Mrs. daughter anrt and famllv family at her home in MIU boroUly ChKrt.-r,™"" taWKm Twp.. wtar. .111. -----brtm Mi» uurouiy Srtlerl oeneri o( oi unicago j „ __ .u ” tiiRh »o . Prank rim*. >—i——'done himpossible. possible.HisHismany many has <been the guest at the GlennTim 111 c Erank Green motor touring'don* forfor h‘m Perkins home for several days. P“r‘y ,h parly through -w“!Sh northern V-*-* Michigan — friend, friends .re are tonkin. looking fnn.rd forward m to hi his . We were unable to get the neces- 'returned returned Salurdsy Saturday p. P. M. M. Among ‘Tul<* recovery. this’ locality were? Sympathy is expressed for William । sary particulars for lhe follownlg those *hA”' to ,o go from ,rnm ,M who on Sunday lost I item in time for last week’s tetter. Mr. Mr and “nd Mra. Mfs. Lena Conklin and son. and “><* Mrs. Hayes, H i so this is copied from the Freeport Clifford Conklin. Lucy Butler. Al- tlielr baby. News: S. Grant Voorheis and Miss: lbert *rt rl “rlt Norma Nnrma r “M Mrs. ™* ““'I --------Clark. Case, Olive J „ , Tobias and son. Lyman Tompkins. I M0R13,?V??’r THORNM’PLE. Grace Marshall of Kalamazoo were Bert Nay and Donald Keiser. Oth-1 “rL.“,d “f? a?d , married In the Congregational ers were from Maple Grove. Nash- S*v„?lnU?,?<r'^nd Mri; Malcolm church at Kalamazoo Saturday oft-, vllle and Battle Creek. Mclvfr and daughters and Mr. and cmoon. August 18. The bride was ! Gaylen Bristol, who submitted to J?”' ^U,CJi!er,and. Nor' beautiful in while satin: and the J°“ph Schnurr three bridesmaids, close friends of an operation for appendltclUs al Pennoek hospital Thursday is reld 411(1 Mrs Murray Schnurr thc bride, were attired tn dresses of covering satisfactorily. I “nd sons ,pent week e™l de Mrs. Nellie Thompson spent last' . tended by his brother. Glenn Voorweek in BatUe Creek to be with1,JFhe attended hies,. Ray H. Hamilton and Verc her husband, who is hi at the home lur 4Upp*r a?.d 4 "Pe &upper 4Crved Carter. Following the ceremony the of her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-1 b?,la^fofnmlt,tee- The.ne?fl newly married couple left for Chi­ ward Bennett ’9“.J* ,o,r dlnner and <U W‘U * cago. where they will spend Mme Mr. and Mrs Paul Bivens Mr election of officers. time before coining to Freeport Mrs. Wilson Manby, Mrs. Sylvia' Verne Thomas and where they will be at home to their and „---------- —------------->> — «•••*7 son. Birge, and Mr. and Mrs. Otis friends In Die F R Everhart house. »'*«». a”d daughter. Arabelle, and The friends of Mr Voorheis here. Mrs taune Lu,le Jenkins attenaed attended” The “~ ”or«in *nd daughter, Lois, were services of ,u Uie Bible conference at Su“day B!?e?14 of *Jr4’.r*?ra KePkey. ■ extend their very -best wishes for - mu. • Midland Park. Gull lake, from Fri^TI**".* C h happy future. WiiinrH niiman day until Sunday. :Tuesday morning for Hart to attend Mr. and Mrs WllUrt Oilman. ’ oI W ■ (he IU»rM »T U>«r rtur-ln-U., Mrs. Adam Dltinan and daughter.!, f - . - —,--------from the Methodist ^Protestant J Be 2^ w , a ’ Althea, of Grand Rapids were fr0™ lhe Methodist ,Protestant Mn. Wm. England of Orand Rap­ Thursday evening guests of Mr. and . c*■1,r8e- of- which the rRev. B- F. FI1QT9K CEITHT PtOttEU HIES Mrs. Victor Sisson and daughter Hitchcock is pastor, attended the ids spent a few dan the past week . P”*/1 TV?*41*.' , Roberta Grace. ' B(b!e Bible conference ln in session at Gull Gull। . n . ' lake Nrttrm ‘ Mrs. Ben Carpenter had thc inlsFriday evening's Grand Grand Rapids Rapids “kr .last ,aat week *<tk- Mesdamrw Mesdames kelson Nelson fortune faU Wedntt<Uy S.VMI Press announced the arrival of a and Hlnyan were chaperones. -me Checked Mia. l"her ®?*£ _ ,«irl ,1 (he home M Mr. >rrt Mr,• --- ------------ ' school* " Gladys Cairns of Hastings at teach-1 3?r..’nd Mrs MBnuel .Finkbeiner Fred Houma of Grandvdle. C "" --------------er. wlU begin Sept 4 £ l^n gratulaUpns. Mus Ella Cowles of Battle Creek Jack >»ext week to begin ??“U of Mr’ and “*•Vcrnc lhom* L.Lo <mui CuHie> oi uauie urecK. . , ~ «<•»«• . nlk hl nn.k' ,r al IK. os. -a •teacher in the ............................... local "school ? tt,ork thc -----AMyTta Center. ”7": the school ----------“"'I Mr and MR Glenn Allen and son past art few low years, vmre. wa. was . a eura. guest at .hr. the J ,001 1 Richard attended Grand Rapid. Perkins home last week Tuesday ~----- -------- — i~—- —• attended -•>—•—« the Bible confer-1lair Thursday. and called on other friends here Howard, Mrs. Richard Perrault entertained Mr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Thome f.ncc ..at Park last week. ot Santa Ana. Calif , and Mre D. (¥“• Nettlc Manby attended on 8un- a number of ladtes Friday afternoon at her home in honor of Sir.. Sam W Tliome of Grand Rapids called ”aZ on little Roberta Sisson and heri.u nry Gfay and fttm|l>’ attended Senrtba. Tire carries the Triple Guarantee Mr. and Mrs. otto Morgan and parents Friday afternoon. i, annual reunion of the Gray 1 Mr and Mrs Robert Earle and ?Jln L,8untlay held al thc home of Lob and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Thom­ daughters. Helen and Ethelyn, of ,, Mr and Horsfall, as .pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Thomas of Katatnasoo. Smyrna were Sunday afternoon ’“X8®®*!4„ Our community was saddened last guests of Rev. F. Loomis and fam-', al.“.n.d Harry Colton atHy. Miss Doris Eiirlc accompanied „ u C,lhoui' county fair at week by the (jeath of Grandma Hoffit. Funeral was held from Uic M. E. them home after spending ten days Mar3hall Thursday. church at Caledonia and burial in LMHtl", BuiUlnf, | al the Loomis home. | eastVfi tok------Caledonia cemetery. Mre H. Burleigh was returned to wcekk fitted Mr. and Mrs. Horman Brown of lher home from Pennock hospital About sewnitv attended ik, Grand Rapids spent Friday after­ Saturday in the Lester ambulance dei^n“T whkh .M >)ka VOICE OF FIRtCTONtnoon with theix. sister. Mrs. Otis Morgan and family. The Bechtel reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mn. Olney aZ."S. Adams Saturday ninety-seven in al-1 tendance and fipo time reported. i liquid For your holiday trip have the Firestone Service Dealer or Service Store equip your car with Firestone Tires and Spark Pings, Install ■ your brake* with Firestone Aquapruf Brake Uning. Pmtret your life end thelivraof REDICED PRICES ases- ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE TOWN LINE. Last weeks Letter. Mr. and MH. Brash and family of I Detroit came Bunday for a week's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mrs. George Kussmaul of । before he waa married about The return to kerosene llghtfn* In ' spent Sunday with Ute 35 years ago Mr. Moore has had some country places reveals the rise I ■t*r and family. Mr. and ,U« good fqrtuue to raise (our dill- of a generation that doesn't know:hire, ray owjgcr, dren, two sons and two daughters, about breathing into a lamp chhn-1 Mr. and Mra George Bates. J iue elder son is a practicing phyal- (uey before cleaning It. have been visiting tixir arm, ■ ANDRUS SERVICE THE HOME OF BLUE SUNOCO CAS Telephone 2240 Halting., Michigan �THE HABTTNGB BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST M, 1M4 Order COAL to Fill Your Bin! HASTINGS f I PHONE 2615 Bulnad SMdlnffg And Fields Will Make forage Suppllei I Bearce Next Year akUema shortage of forage through- HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY The faintly and MILO. the Frank Watton borne Monday it was iouna necessary io taxc and MH. WUI 11 LU* Jack Bradfield to the hospital Zook and family of Pleasant for « operation, ro instead ofJack! Valley called jon Harold Yoder, Th* Btnith-WUllMna reunion was staying with his cousin in South Bunday evening. Wm. Coyiff and wife of Low ell held at Bhadyland. Wall lake, Bun­ Bend for a couple of weeks he reday,.Aug. 19. Jackson. KalamMoo, turned with hto parents and srant spent Sunday with Mrs. Jennie ParPlainwell and Hasting* were repre­ to Bronson hospital. Kalamazoo, for sented. 4 .■ an operation which was performed Bunday Mr. and Mr*. H. T. Reynolds and Tuesday afternoon. Mn. Bradfield daughter, Lola. Mr.' and Mr*. B. F. Wertman w*ro stayed in tbe city also. They re­ gussto of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hauer turned home Saturday afternoon where Jack to convalescing, but -will at Woodland Tuesday evening. wert tn Grand Rapids Monday. Mrs. Mra- Susie Francisco ot Kalamazoo have to stay in bed for some time. Eash and Helen visited at BUI Several from this----------vicinity intendspent Bunday with ner mother. Mrs.-.-------------------------------,---------M the (Im, Farmers' Parmert' picnic nte-nlr at at Anson's AniAn't Schulz's. Johnnie took some of his Amy Whittemore. »d 14-H handicraft to the fair. Hto* Beverly McKay of Battle 9™**- plne bke. Thursday and en- ' week. LEAVE ALL MEADOWS HAY WILL BE HIGH Leonard i a Dept of Agriculture, not to plow i up.gny meadows which will produce hay tn IMS. Tiia federal man says that reports from all over the nation show that a OMrtUta MU. tatrtoo ' MrnM t™ WUI Something to te» MUMC MrtT. MB.TVUXE, U>“ ^Mr ""a M™ W>tan WUU.U .nd FRANK SAGE Weather conditions. Old 'hay. held*: KSS'bSS.K -X th. mho .idm™. lutaw. X’ wS I Which would normally be plowed up Mr. and Mr*. Marion Oalndcr and was very well attended. The old ofand Mr* J J' w‘u,tu ana I as their condition decreases must be ------depended upon to furnish a large son. Wayne, of Kalamazoo were | fieera were all re-elected: NinaPen-, Harold Wlllftta, who has been conBunday gucsto of Mr. and Mra. Leon f ner. Pre*.; Mr*. Jones. Vlee-Pres.; M valesing at the home of his parents, I All avallabl* iiay supplies will be Dunning. I M Flower. Secy., and Nina Boyle, returned to his home In Fostoria '—'— -------------------------------------------------------- ———————— । clewed of boms and stacks. < e»----------------Trees. A good'program of readings , Saturday. next spring so the h*y *upply for and a fine i>ol luck supper complct- ' C LOVERDALE. Mrs Maude Meade and Mrs Ethel Wilcox were In Hastings Tuesday home here Thursday. She had been , XIrg Minnie Quick spent Thum- and and attended attended the the H. H. M. M. class cl given son.’ Price*, of course, are delerMr‘ 6“'”' “ wd“»”' by MU. Smith ol M. a C. ~ mined by the suppliesand available, and care ol by Mr* wm. comers. waa taken »». nnd urs Albert Albert Hutoobus. -------------------- the probable good prices next year Wf!t*o‘.’; BUk-Mr a, ' d Mrs Evcrrlt Wickham [joris and Dorothy of ne -------- ----- — -------- ---------- ---------- Doris and Dorothy of near Belle■ will make hay a profitable crop on fully all during her illness last win- and daughter r. an d Mrs daughter of of Williamston Williamston came camej' yne vye, u Mr. and Mrs. Horae Horace Powers ground which normally would bc Friday to visit the latter's parents. „n<1 Mr. and Mr*, a E. Power* of ; plowed. burled at Yankee Springs Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. McClurkln. and Nashville and Kenneth Wilcox of I Dr.'Pieters says that seeds for afternoon. She was ninety years family. Mr. Wickham will return; Kalamazoo were Sunday dinner /JE BA I 1 emergency hay crops will not be old. home Monday. Mr*. Wickham and guests of Mr. and Mr*. Herbie Wil"Oh. I've got the mumps." Is Ctov- 1 Wl ^n|en —— — W[I] .til -w^nJ W .tai. I.— u‘ I very plentiful next spring. Till* «pWmW [Mill M-.1B ■ 'Piles to Sudan graxs. millet and erdak ssong hit ^but its no Joke - parents. co*ma and Laurel Newton of Prlch\N> * it Ww J I soybean*. This scarcity to another says Mrs. Garrison, wntieMarx | xileen Mercure of Kalamazoo is I ardville are spending this week with reason for saving any bld meadows “y’C? «nC.^ spending a few days with Mr. and their grandparents and aunts here. । which will produce a partial crop. 0 Th.e n,^te. Mri- Bradfield and helping to enterMr. and Mr*. Heber Foster and I Michigan farmers in the upper with Mrs. Until tk« tn»«rn«*nr Uln jBckwhile whllehe heUuconfined conftnm toto hi*'family j,La • familyattended attendedaafamily familyreunion reunionatat I Mra. Garrison Garrison.: Welton Brooks Brook*.tai n jack —... _tkln lt । peninsula and In areas where there Mr* Wiloox looked after Uie the home of Ralph StrikerSunday.1 rsnrletiani u» i*ha* been sufficient rainfall to malnUtUe Maxine Kingsbury and Winona home while Mrs. Bradfield was away1 jjr. *nd Mrs. Floyd Ickes and son ' tain alfalfa or timothy field* should n . M bulrelum«l U> Wal1 bdte Saturday of Marquette were numbered among । I heed Dr. Pieters' warning, accordMrs. Bert Bertwccauum McCallum enierwnea entertained | !nw , gucito. f Mrs the nZ Miss If).. Uster T a.i.P Monica ICnUrail tosi t Z* n .. and Mrs. Van Dunn of Delling to the crops department at friends ol vr. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Passttl-and! _ .Michigan SUte College. Michigan ahower On Wednesday afternoon, k ton werc caHn, Bt the Bradfield q. d. Fossett spent Sunday in Bat-,T | herds arc being reduced now be­ 1 fIfBalllf 9,ree*J' M,ddlc' home Bunday evening. (tie Creek with Ray Fassett and fam, cause there is not enough fernge to viile. Richland and Hastings were Mr Mrs Joseph McClurkln Hy and Mrs Fassett returned home' . „ __ „ . ... easy task their dawhter. Mr after assisting with the care of thc Bunday were. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, thto morning, with Mb* Ptiylils Edcarry them through this winter, and. there. Mrs. Monica received many and fam||y Dickerson and Hendershott ulsuu dbtrtel as v>u our teacher. _____ j if they have to be reduced again beautiful beautiful gift*. gifts Mrs Mrs. Dickerson and and and Mr> ^^hamand SK/BUem ne7g^&<?■ Uw tiu* pLl^^ek* nast two weeks j, Hendershott^of ui iicuutuwu ., . ger *vi ua ■Lux ToilCt SoJp Movl* Photo Fro* 3 «*•»* 19c .h— of «r the th. en-".I.pent >—*-*• Sunday eronlni _n.w With •>..■. their _ “ .m.l'" __ ______ land>rem Ur and Erb and i R-rhar. tz.> ' tab.™ Lra CraWrt. «s inext year for the same reason, the Mrs. Owen* had charge fcra pwp'e Uta Mrs. I-”■» Frank " “» »» •»« ■< ZtaasSKaat »**>• *Ule* livestock Industry will be tertaining and a delightful after­ sou. Mr. nnd Mrs. James McClurk- iraliltaWxxl wlU .tlend Bible l'1"1"' 'U MMUn« l.ra tart. U4 4 e*k*» seriously injured. noon was spent. A delicious lunch- in. and daughter. Allda, at Middle­ school at Gull lake thto week. I Mr. and Mr*. LcwLx Cium of Lake Boyd Batton. this week. son was served by thc luxtes*. Louie Hyde, who has been visiting Odessa called on their daughter. Mrs Edm, Ejgrr and daughl ville. DELTON. Mr. Nash and Mbs Nash are on Mr. and Mrs H. J. Flower and with hto grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. | Mrs. Warren Bolton. Saturday P. Phyllw of Hastings were |UM& Mrs. Max Reynolds and little । Bernice called on Mr. and Mrs. C Will Hyde, retuned to his home in M. i the Warren Biitan family Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pcnnel* and r Morea u ~al U Augusu SaturdTy ’ aft'J daughter. June, spent the past week Grand Rapids Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Furtiiss ol Woodland called I ■ Hyde Mr*. Hal'Lathrop on Wm. Strausbaugh’* Thuraday. | NORTHEAST WOODLAND. । with her grandmother. Mrs. WIU- ?£r. and Mrs Chas. Monica spent 1 ernoon n/M’ and hiiu Mr. hu and — cans Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Jew • .. . . mom. at Leach lake. o| Rzbccca Mr. buu and Mrs.. ociiuiu Schultz of viuiuasv Chicago'and Dorothy him ,... to nu. pmo oi ana ~ uonxny accompanied Utatutu R^bc<xa Craig Craig accompanied accompanied Last Last Wuk's wills Letier. metier. . ? |fl Lirbi Mu, Mrs. Emily Lelhgeber. nurse at, Haney at Middleville. !!" • <™ “*>* •* “>* |“» «•?"“ dw ’"01 by Mr. Ehhh star o< HuUnni Mr. c.huxm. »hu ta tan The Davenport family spent Sun- Lta Hill, farm her.. the local hospital, has been spending. Mr and Mra. Cha. MeOos. I c.had on Mrs. .lane Tuttle Tliurada, doelor'a wo. U batUr ■ ----------------- •—----------------Mra. Arthur Handheld and three [clcnM. ' “!.■ an eight day vacation with a friendl day at Kalamazoo with Mr. and SOUTH BOWNt-----------children M twtland .pent rrlda, . »«“«• ................................. Mra. Bert Jacobs and family. at Chippewa lake. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johucock Buddy Leonard of Hasting* visit­, Last Week's Letter. nta, Thrv brought Bobbie home and ***“ vlsl"n< hu relative*. Wm. turned home after spending a ed hto uncle and aunt Mr. and Mr*. spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. A- Cramer and family enter'Max Reynold*, from Saturday untUi Wm. Anders of Brush Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Enzian of Florida talned lhe former'* mother. J‘ Tuesday. Johanna Coathc, and brothers.' Ja Ja-"'i • - • --------- 1 Mr. and Mr*. Geo. McCulla of Bunday were, Mr. «Dd Mta, ; Mr*. Ella Rogers and two grand­. visited relatives around Cloverdale cob couhe «nd wile ol Detroit end .^BertSewwdM Nuh-1 ________ —,..u_ .. n B. C. Cookies - . - oi Smjhrey ol' -P U-.ttrm WM ->w* daughters. Barbara and Betty Leon­. last week, returning to Florida Sat- Nlcholos Coathc and wife ol Grand ... ° were Sunday „ . ............ T„e.teczta — all—a at —n ll —nah called at tlw. tbe C11 fiord Ham- Vivi Vivian Hansbarger of CbsM ard. returned liomc Wednesday from। urday. viile guests of Mr _W»J and Jackson Rapids Friday evening. and Mrs. Joe Logan ot Lanai Rev. Rev King returned from I ruin Rivern,™.'’m ~T' ,H ' a visit in Chicago. ’ Mrs. Arthur Lathrop and Aunt Lou­ mond home Wednesday evening Mrs. diaries WoodjufT Is enter- nnd Mrs Lee Hansbarger of Mrs. Josephine Morford and son. side camp. Sunday night, where he pkgise. Mr. and Mrs Everett Shepard itacTi for — cotinin nf wmunton was quite well attended last Junior, visited her friend in Kala- U-. MuTRnm* Srock of Harbor Thursday at Frank Walton's. Peo- and Elmo of Battle Creek were taming her niece. Gretchen Ten. land. Eyck of Grand Rapid* this week. . MUt Opal Blairs and frl inazoo last week and while there mo­ Bcach S a fe^dTvs with Sr ple from Grand Rapids' 8parta' WU’ guests also. Floyd Craig visited friends at Grandville and Mrs. Ida 81 tored to Chicago to lhe World's fair. l>arenls. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur John- 1 !^n?>ntef'J^ n^nt' C‘r’’ Crooked lake Thursday night. Freeport spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Eddy and THE LITTLE RED BRICK. q cock last week ‘ on C^ I’ t cr present. Mrs. Edith Edger of Hastings was 'Blairs and family. , family of Long Island have been vis­ •tan Mrs. H.r™ Prnrieh ,m.t the i Mrs. Mrs. I. 1. E. E. Moore Moore of ot Frr Freeport Mr.. Rebecca Rebeee. Craig etas vttlted vulled SunSunT»' n ------- * and a guesi ol Rebecca Craig for a few I Miss Alla Haihall to speni iting at the liome of George Eddy al .taehdiSSXtar^M.tal Mra Ralph Burton nt W; ■«- •> »“"»• "««• days this week. few weeks with her gi * (Wall lake. tab end wlU. ta vote .. M.U.come Our school bell is again ringing |the Tamarac district. Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Mlles reVisitors at Clifford Hammond's Mr and Mrs. Joe Bolts of Dcf(Y^?t'nri ur, r- *z | turned from Washington, D C-. and troit and Mrs. Wm. Pierce of Char"* M .and. M B7,e^ct..a d । report their son, George, to be galnNo. I cao P«rdec WCTC ln Hastings ing. and probably in about a month iBtte spent Thursday with the Davenport family. J Friday. | will be able to be brought htftnc. lb. caa h Mr. and Mrs. Applegate and Miss „ Mr„,and L, A,' Andrews and । The onion growers in this locality Elsie entertained Mr. and Mr*. Rus' da “ « h ‘ eT Vf , ‘™ °LL*c'^2g 5p?? are busy harvesting and loading Saturday night and Sunday with ' their era* of onions. Tlve yield seems sell of Allegan one day last week. Mrs. LouAnna Patton returned lhc,r auntMtnnlc to be comparatively good. Our pickle Saturday nig^om W^d^Ur |*J*. ^rdJ™^ sUtion seems to be quite a busy a month with her daugh- , Pa,Je^ “ld Mrs- 'Y' Pardcc place too. as lot* of cuke* are being spending 1 tended the Bowne Center school re­ brought in. • ter. Miss Helen, there. Jim Mosier spent the week end |Un*on.Sa-J?rday/. . „ Mrs. Margaret Garrett was Lg*. J Louise Hershberger of Orand Rap­ with hto daughter at Grand Rapid* ' ,zwll ' p brought home from the Borgess hos­ , Ids to visiting thb week at Clarence and attended the fair there. pital Friday. She is doing nicely. Mrs. Martha Repiogle entertained Van Patten's 1 Will Hayward, sr.. underwent an Mrs. AT. Eash and mother. Mrs. appendicitis operation at- Borgcss her grandson. Ray Blakesley. of hospital Friday. Ionia for a couple of days last wtek. Lena Mishler, were in Hasting* Sat­ It requlrts a lot of planning, and a lol of urday and called at Warren Everyone remember the musical Cattan 3«fi rolls extra work. Thc time has long since gone Roush's. PINE LAKE. program to be given in thc church tainted milk or water. Appreciating this Harold Yoder and family attended by. when there is any doubt about thc Luther Rankin, a farmer resident .on Friday night. Aug. 31. A group fact, the Highlands Dairy has purchased all "germs." It takes a powerful microscope to from Grand Rapids will give a good of East Gun Plains, now of Los An­ the Ionia fair Wednesday. Mrs. Will Thomas of Williamston tiw latest equipment and follows lhe latest cnterUlnment which will be worth geles. California, who is visiting hto।’ and see them. They aie little fellows. They Mrs. Fred Durkee of Carlton your time io come and hear. No ad­ son. Carlton und family, called on methods in tbe production of CLEAN MILK. don't observe union hours and pay no atten­ mission. but a free will offering Will several of his friends and neighbors, called at Will Mishler's Thursday. Mrs. John Mishler. Mr*. Frank tion to NRA codes. They work all the while. in this community on Friday after­, be taken. Martin and little daughter. Marilyn Michigan show that no cleaner milk is pro­ . Some of them do good work, but a lot of | Thc W. F. M. 8. will be enter­ noon. ■all.. Grand Rapid* visited at WUI On Friday Mr. and... Mrs John'®* We them are dangerous trouble''makers. and.ifv duced l i Michigan than we produce tained by Mrs. Alice Collins on Fri­ . Wt—Kt——I— Rogers in company with Mr. and Mishler's and John Thaler's Thurs­ day afternoon. take a lol of pride in it and It should be they gel into ydur system you Have a lol of A business meeting of Uic church Mrs. Leon Wood. Lottie and Robert, day. worthy of consideration by every family. Frank Walton. BCrnice and Doro­ trouble ahead. . board will be held in the church on motored to Alpine where they en­ joyed a picnic dinner and visit with thy attended thc fair at Ionia Thurs­ Medical Science has discovered that milk Monday evening. Sept. 3. day Might. The Misses Betty Jean Casey and Frank Brown and family. Edith Cramer I* spending the week On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Russell I Kathryn Wibalda are attending a 4-H Club camp al Pine lake this Mlnar and Reeta, Mr. and Mrs. in Grand Rapids with her sisters. Sat* Jalliaa SwifUy bottle Sunday evening callers at the H. A. Dewey Doster. George. Graydon and week. b ik ; The Barry Twp. Agricultural Margie. Mrs. Bellingham, Mr. and Cramer home were their daughter*. t sciiool will open on Sept. 4. with the Mrs. Walter Warner and Robert at­ Beulah and Mary, and Mr. Durward following teachers as instructors: tended the Bellingham family re­ Foltz ot Grand Rapids. Prank Walton and son. Ralph. Park I Delton—Mr. Cecil Barnum. Supt ; union at Mllhatn «-*,». Alvin Nottingham spent lhe #eek|’’»*e 111 G^d Rapids on business Lawrence Fuhr. Principal; Mrs Helen Aiditch Corwin. Primary end in Kalamazoo with bls brother, Tuesday forenoon. Alden Eash Pete K and D *'“ Murphy ac­ teacher; and' Mias Mary Roush. Lyle, and family. lhe Seifert family to Chi­ A good sized crowd attended the companied < Home Economics instructor. Lentz, m c Mrs. Graham; Learn. Mrs. George Farmers' club picnic at Anson's 'cago and will spend a few days at A Kahler; Bunnell. Mrs Blivtn; Kins­ landing on Thuraday. Although W. 1Century of Progress. Albert Williams of Orand Rapids, ley, Mrs. Ella Rogers. The Hope Cen­ W. Potter was unable to attend. ter and Dunn school* have been Clare Hollman of Allegan came and brother-in-law of Mrs. Milton Mur­ closed. A dwelling house In Delton, gave a very interesting talk. Music phy to spending a few days at the Murphy home. He to recovering from owned by William Gillaspie. has and plays were also enjoyed and the m c been fitted up to be used for home program committee Is to be com­ the accident in which hto wife was killed. economics and other classes and a mended. Mrs- Bernard Herbert and tiircc Mr and Mrs. Russell Minar and. new bus has been purchased lor transportation ot pupils. family, also Mr. and Mr*. Dewey children. Mrs. John Herbert and | The next regular business meeting Doster and family attended the wed­ daughter tiurtiia called on Hie forof the Dflton Community Club will ding of their sister, Pauline Blla*. to। mer's sister. Mbs draco Bryans, al be held on Monday night. Sept. 10. Dudley Rogers at noon on Saturday, A cooperative supper will be served at Sliver Creek. Mr and Mrs. Rogers followed by a business meeting and arc taking a motor trip to Niagara । election of oncers. The remainder of Falls. New York City and other east­ I the evening will be in a form of re­ ern point*, after which they will re­ Fresh Local Dressed | J/ ception io the teacher* and school side in Plainwell. board of the Barry Twp. Agricultural We are glad to report that Fred How often it occurs when Otto was brought to hb home on someone to suffering with a cold, Mr. snd Mrs Peter Adrlanaon en­ Thuraday from Bronson hospital and rheumatism. Indigestion, consliBACON Extra Lean "Sliced" Vi lb. 10c tertained the latler's brother and Is gaining slowly. Also that Byrde paUon or other ailments, even to BOILING BEEF Fancy Fresh Oxtails Ib. 5c wife from Kalamazoo Sunday. Doster, who submitted to an appen­ heart trouble, that a friend with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ding* were dicitis operation on Monday re­ the best of intentions, will say, called to Middlebury. Ind . Thuraday turned home on Saturday and 1* •'XU give you the number of thc by the sudden death of Mr. Ding's improving rapidly. prescription Doctor Blank gave Prices subject to brother. Glenn, who wm a butler me and which cured me, and STATE EOAD. change without maker by trade, and who formerly you. then, may have it filled " was employed in our Delton'Cream­ Last Week's Letter. That friendly, but 111 advised notice. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Roush and ta Pont TtadtrUu. No mt, n> Bone-Dollolou, ery. He died very suddenly, being gesture has caused unnumbered family of Hastings visited Mr. and 111 only about one-half hour with acuur indigestion. uiuifraumi. HU no sudden aiKiucu passpaaut- Mrs. Chas. RoWley Bunday. acute Statu Tax, if any, above mentioned diseases may BEEF Freuh Ground—All Bed Ib 10c Roy Lake of Indiana to vtoillng his lng was a severe shock to hto family have started from one or more udditional. land especially to his aged father and sister. Mra. Yem Cotton, and family. VEAL ROUND STEAK Milk Fed Ib. 21c different source*. and treaUncTit Mr. and Mr* Edd, O'Connor of mother. Mr and Mra Noah Pings. or' medication should be deter­ | at Litchfield. The funeral was held Battle Creek visited'Mr. and Hrs. mined only by thc symptoms I al lhe old home in Litchfield Bunday Jamc-s O'Connor Sunday. indicated through diagnosis of a The -Green or bstlar known ■JUrooon at throe </dMk. Mr. antf ------- *farm ----------physician. . Mrs. Ernest Smith. Mr. and Mrs. as lhe Hamilton Fisher farm, has Prescriptions are always writ­ I John Doster and Mr. and Mrs. M- B been sold to'Battle Creek parties. ten for individual case*, except Norwood from Delton attended the when epidemics occur. / Nk and Mrs Sheldon Roger* and again Sunday night killing two and AH Prim Subject to 3% Salm Tax wounding slvaral more Tills makes children and Mr and Mrs. Donald twice within a month dogs have been Rogers and Itttle dsughter of Chi- in his sheep. The other dogs got into ROAD SERVICE - Telephone loago lore beau gusals ot Mr and tbreg Dock* bafoir, ynd acre allot, be a new bunch olidogs i North Michigan Awenue Ha Leon Leociard during the past so thia Ulla must mt Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column Lifebuoy Soap 25c 10c No. 2 Can 3 2 Tuna Fish 83<3‘96c Cigarette* 15c 19c 2 Morton » Salt Social Treats TCd Salads 25C «... 25c Blue Label 37c 29c 33c Pabrt-ett chrosa Spr». Royal Bakin Powe er Pinapple 3 gJ 29c 10c 15C Del Monte Spinach Hers'-ey • Cocoa n>. «•■ 8c Corn Flakes 2 PkU 17c Cheese Doesn’t “Just Happen!” '*>■ 10c Nutley Oleo Seminole Tissue Sunbrite Cleanser CLEAN MILK U«. pkg. 10c >>hs. 10c Port Toarties Kellogg’s Com FUkes 25c 13c 3 V 17c Bulk Vinegar Maion Jari 23c Brown Sugar Bulk ib. 5C Ccrto Old Fashioned Assortment N. . a A Phone Cali WiU Bring II to Your Homel 25c 15c THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Master Mustard 2* 25c Telephone 2651 Sweet Potatoes U. S. No. 1,6 11 . 25 GRAPES Fancy Tokays 3 lb*. 25c ORANGES Juicy Doz. 25c BANANAS Fancy Fruit 4 U . 25 CABBAGE Firm Heads lb. 3c CARROTS Home Grown 4 bch>. 10c TOMATOES Home Grown 31ba.'10c Chickens 1 Robert W. Cook, Propr. Ring Bologna -“10c Hastings; Mich. Enjoy Your Labor Day Trip on New Goodyears UNWISE GIVING EXPERT TIRE MOUNTING Pork Tenderetts - 21c :: �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST M. 1M4 OBDCn TOR PtTBUCATIOM. NASHVILLE. afternoon at her homo here. Mr. and Mr!. Robert Vinnie of A quiet wedding took place Sat­ LoulsvlUe, Ky.. Dr. and Mra. R. G. Larin Garllnger. 1 Flnnle and Mrs. Glenn England for urday afternoon at five o’clock at rs. Jeasa Garllnger luncheon Thursday, Deane when their daughter, Effa. Federal Officials Will Use Mra. George Faul left Saturday h is in dry dock st Bremerton. Wash. Ulis Is his first was united in marriage to Bryant for a two weeks' visit with Records to Plan Drought mother. Mrs. Lena Jarvis, and Mr. visit home in tour yuan. He will re­ DeBolt, san of Mr. und Mrs. Wesley DcBolt of Maple Grove by the Rev Relief This Whiter and Mrs. Roy Jarvis of Saugatuck. port at Seattle on BepL 13. M. — E. --Hoyt. Only the Immediate re) Perry Flory Is seriously 111 with The annual Kunz reunion was — East Lansing.—Michigan farmers WASHINGTON, D. C VrT^uX will be asked to help In making a I hl«h blood pressure and his condi­ held Thuraday at Morgan Park " survey of the available livestock iHon at this writing shows little lm- Forty-seven enjoyed the bountiful dlnan. Tho- rnxn • aliunt. ... " I feed by..filling out and returning approvement. f or cach oepositoa Kalamazoo v. o.p. ...r—. ...... .... ...^ . Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Green spent tenaing tending inis this year year were. were, Mrs. waiter Walter will TA_-, live ’>'*»,In — ----i—77— where *7—'rwMia. -----try Ely b» SlMllawM. ri«k ta.the ♦from the office of Verne H. Church.; Thuraday with Mr. and Mra. Glen (Kahler of Salem. Rev. and Mra. C. no* a poaitton. Mr De Boll J. T. T. O'CoSSoli '! ------------------------------------------------'Leedy of BatUe Creek. IC. Gibson and family of Monroe. OfBaUle Creck nrnL State agricultural statistician. Mrs: Marian Ames who resides ------------------------------------------------------This inventory of feed resources Is | Mr. and Mra. Wm, Canute of jfleers for the coming year are: h 1. Inrihrr ordered. ttiAt- pnUie notir* being conducted over the whole (Bethlehem. I Bethlehem. Pa., were dinner guests President. Peter Kunz of Hastings; easl of Vermontville, was brbught to n___ .__ ______ ____ ___ Mrs. Gali the Pulta Iw^nlfal P.W.VM. laff hospital wltfr. with a* a'broken left TmI . 4re«.i* A~K United States and the Information (of Mr. and Mra Lawrence Faul Secretary and treasurer. The National Bank of Hastlnn has received from lhe Lykins of Nashville. The reunion shoulder, sustained in a fall down 10 Mid d»» of hearior. in the. found will be used to make future I Monday, printed plans for drought relief work. Mrs. Kittle The — Holmes — "-----entertained -------- — will -----------------be held at Jordan lake next lhe cellar stairs. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at Washington feed records from each state'will [Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith and Mra, The annual.meeting of lhe Nash­ the official signs which will hang at all the receiving be sent to Washington and will be)Christian Grozinger Sunday. School will open on September 17. ville Co-operative Elevator Asso­ ----------- -- ------Mr. and Mra. John Hauer and It Is late this year to allow for the ciation- was held Thuraday night complied there, windows In the bank aa evidence that the depositors of this I Dale Hauer attended the Nottem completion of repairs and redeco­ The president. F. J. Gurllnger, pre WOTICE BY PUItCRABh UNDEB TAX ; Michigan Is concerned in This sign, f thia Institution are insured. SALE. 11 |matter ns many of the counties are i reunion at Potter’a Park In Lansing rating. The teachers are: Superin­ sided. The financial report glvei^by nd *11 listed in the secondary drought area ISaturday. Mrs. Elmer Mayer of tendent, ,W. D. Wallace; Principal, the manager. Earl D. Olmstead which appears above. Is the only official sign auttio taRd|and assistance from ‘ — — -■ —— federal I Chelsea returned with- them J. B. Van DeVenter: athletic coach. showed an increase In business over by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. h»»n ( government will be partially based spent Saturday night and Sunday ArHe A. Reed and Woodward Smith last year, and a fair profit. About ‘ •cribr.i on this survey of feed resources. at their home, Miss Ruth Bills, economic teacher 40 stockholders were present. F. J. Only banks bclonsina to the Corporation are author­ Thc report bhtfiks will be mailed Ml&s Dorothy Hynes returned last Miss MISS Mabie MBDie Button and ana Leia LXia Roe. itoe. Garllnger *Jimui«vi and miu E. r.. E. t- Gray uray were rcreized to display lhe, signa. Statistical studies have shown n.i tui' and In the farmers' hands irnme- week from a six weeks' stay muslc; Francis Cramer. 7th and 8th elected directors for terms of three ' dlately. Unless the fanners co-op­ North lake. Before returning home grades; Carrie Coley, 5th and 6th; years. Following the *" business meet ‘ “* *­ that the maximum fully protect* more than 97 per cent . ... ..... ut»m erate In filling them out and retum- she visited lhe World's fair at Chi­ Mildred Malnone, 3rd and 4th; ing refreshments were served. A ORDER FOR PUBLICATION nndenimrj op to th* lng them, relief measures here will cago. of all tho depositors In Insured banks tn the United Helen Butler. 1st and 2nd; Revs directors meeting will be this Thurs­ r.r. nt th. nrjntv in have conducted blindly. Mr. and Mrs. David Kilpatrick Bell, kindergarten. day night to elect officers. States. it> p»r Farmers who have a surplus ot spent the week end with his par­ Miss Edna Brumm relumed to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Purchls, Mrs. <« feed are as much concerned in fill- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick. Fem Crass and son Kenneth were Kalamazoo Sunday after" spending Government Insurance not only guarantees the de­ •°'Jom ।out 1,16 Wanks as those who do Arthur Kilpatrick of Quincy. Miss at Crystal lake Wednesday attend­ pntrd *■ uixin wrwnil positor against !<>•« up to the amount of the maximum i-fi.r..; not have enough feed. The gov- Ethel Burna of Battle Creek and ing u reunion. Miss Betty Foster is hcljyrfg In the od tin-1 ernment wants to know where tliere Mrs. Freda Fluhrer and son. George, Rev. Albert ostrolh home. “-Mam insurance but also guarantees the community against the is excess forage which can be bought of Lansing were Sunday guests at terrific economic blow that haa been experienced by many and used In areas where there Is their home. too little. Mrs. Floyd Kimble and children musicians and singers and Katheryn President. Mrs. Chester Smith; sec­ communities on account of lhe closing of banks. No Rogers of Charlotte, piano accorof Coals Grove spent Thuraday with retary. Mrs. George Williams; dian. _ WOODLAND. banking legislation passed by Congress in recent years Mr. and’ Mra. Lynn Osgood. Mrs. ATE. Wynn went to Lansing Thc Methodist Ladles’ Aid are man of work. Mra. Fred Tarbell. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hynes and has so stimulated bank deposits and created such con­ nte'of Friday to take care of her grand­ children relumed Friday from a sponsoring a show "Crazy PoUUcs” Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hamilton are children while their parents. Mr. ten days' automobile trip through to be given Sept. 7 and 8. There will spending the week with relatives in fidence In thc minds of depositors as has this insurance R32.75 | on(j Mrs. Jack Wynn, visit thc Cen- Pennsylvania. Washington. D. C. be about one hundred people in the .the eastern part of the state. plan. in«. I tray of Progress in Chicago. Rev. Virginia and Kentucky. ------I Mr. and Mrs. Arlle Reed will ocWynn joined , her Subday. They Guy Howell has returned home Cupy Mra. Isabelle Cooley's house Mrs. Lawrence Faul. Miss Virginia We are very happy Indeed to offer gll the many facili­ will return home Tuesday, Faul and Oraydon Faul spent from his second hitch-hiking trip to this winter. MLss Jennie Wright of Wasjdng- Thuraday and Friday with Mr. and Alabama. I ■ — q» _______ ties of this bank, which coupled with the Insurance of ton, D. C.. Is spending her vacation Mrs. Chas. Rowlader of Grand Rap­ Gerald Olmstead Is in Detroit as EAST WALL LAKE our deposits, makes the National Bank of llasllnp an with her mother. Mra. Hannah Ids and attended the Grand Rapids pharmacist with lhe Cunningham AND VICINITY. Wright. Drug Co. i Last Week's Letter. ideal banking unit and one that can handle all ot your \tr. and Mrs. Clyde Ruel! and The annual Marshall-Ostroth re-' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kahler moRev. Fay C. Wing was called to banking needs. Wayland Sunday to conduct the fu-, children returned to their home union was held at Thornapple on tored to Kalamazoo Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Chase. neral service of Dr. Baker. NOTICE TO CBED1TOES Saturday after an extended visit Thuraday. Mra. Arthur Kidder of Lansing Mra. Chas. Dash and sister, and Mrs. Effie Lehman of Scottsville with lhe latter's parents, Mr. and spent a few days last week with Mrs. Mrs. C. J. Vander Poest and son spent Saturday with Rev. and Mra. Mrs. Ed. Covey, of Gobles. Douglas of Elba, N. Y.. were visitors <>at P ia Fay C. Wing and Saturday evening Mra. Richard Hughes of Chicago Joe Hurd. Mra. Vesta Scott Ls visiting rela- at the Kahler homes lhe fore part with Mr. and Mrs. Will Warner. and Mrs. C. B. Benham of Hastings The general American Idea Is more of this week. Mr. and Mra. Claud Sabin and visited Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Paul lives in Auburn. Indiana. id dreM.rd comfortable and attractive homes family of Albion spent the week end from Wednesday unui manv Mr. and Mrs. Car! Ricker attenduntil Friday. ! Mr- “nd Mrs- Clayton Decker and l.'M'nnd bettcr rooda on whlch dr,vc Arthur Giddinpt 5011 and Mr- und Mra- Or,° Ellrel «d the Ionia fair Saturday. .nS Us. .11 rr-i.ur. .1 ..Id da, auUjm<>. with Mr. and Mrs. Vemice Roffler. and daughter FRuth visited'the ’for^ Bnd “u«™«r spent a few >s lasl ” Clifford ......j and d daughter few da days last;, M Mrs. Clifford Kahler Kahler and and children children Mr. and Mra. Ralph Rise Were re. biles. northern Michigan fishing, and Miss Alice Laubaugh spent Mr. and Mrs. Ycarian of Detroit | Miss Doreen Rltzman. who has Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mor- mrr'i bmthor nnrt famiiv nt wm. wcck .... . ' Mr । | rts Quigg of Battle Creek. Miss .. . . ___ Mr. and and Mrs Mrs. Mennn Menno Wenvcr Wenger and and Thursrlnv Thursday with with Mrs Mrs. OtLs Qtls Boulter Boulter nt of and and Mr. Mr. Rider Rider of of Middletown. Middletown. Ohio. Ohio, ' been i.. In n Battle Creek .1.1. this summer, “"m. .nd" Mr7 ci'ls. Fhh.r lute mniMiushuir nhorlcnc nw at Cressey. . who have been at the lake tlvc post hi I Many of thc dogsleds of the Louise Rise remained for a short returned to her home Bunday. । Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clancy and week returned to their homes Bat­ >•’ Byrd Antarctic expedition ore । visit. , KTS.X .port son Russell nt Rovnl oSTur. SS Mr. and Mrs. . Edward Rltzman Oak Mr nnd ! Urdav. Thcv canturcd fortv-flve equipped with radio transmitting "" urday. They captured forty-five Mr. and Mra. Donald Gager and ertv rerentl? owned b^Mr ^d the end wllh «»■««• Walter |aud receiving sets. nuaci Triebel iiicuci and uuu children uiuuicii of ui bass here. and family of Milwaukee. Wiscon­ son. Morgan, who have been spend­ Mrs Cari Neithamer* The? mo^5 ««tac. 'Detroit „o_j. Detroit and and Mr. Mr. nnd and Mra Mrs. Matur Matur-­ ing the summer in Paw Paw, are Mr. and Mrs. Vrecland and son sin. are visiting friends and rela- • ing their new home last week Mn nnd and Mrs Mrs.‘ William Justus and and een een of of Kalamazoo spent spent the week week Wendel and wife attended the Cen­ lives here. expected home Monday. । __ A..— .!.... .V.-y I., | the . lat- end at thc_ Maturecn .. . _ ___ Mr. .■ lnt° new home last week JamUy gpent I*.8unda w|th cottage. Birdsill Holly nnd Jean England tury of Progress Sunday. The Young people will have their Mr -"d M" A- E *nd *" left Monday for Muskegon where party Saturday night al the iwmo they will visit Mr. and Mrs. David ePDrk arJ:IMrsICRMGFnnnie ajid of Evelyn Lowell. WaUace l«*. a tnidt,] Mr. and Mrs. Cart SooUman and QUIMBY. Vail. danahlef^1 JoAnnr accomoenlrd hr 1<Md ot rxlnB l*<>ldr Ur Buchanan children relumed home Wednesday Last Wdcks Letter. Some Quimby friends surprised Mr. and Mra. Will Warner enter- iaaugnier, joAnne. accompanied by ; ifr&raXnM SSni *12^1255 ■SSS-I, Mill U .lip LU * 11 I KI I, CU, Bum. Several from this community atr Mrs. Robert Glasgow on her birth­ talned Thursday evening and Frl- । the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. ' UIIU.J w Mr. and Mrs. Harold Veolker of they visited her brother and family. tended the Fiftieth Anniversary of day Tuesday evening. August 14. rlnv ck/mc Dlilh Qrlkwrl ..... _ ■ day MI Misses Ruth nnd and Fima Elina Seibert, Thc Epworth League will have an of BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANIES in 2.: —z:.*2? Sunday visitors at E. D. Reynolds Hastings Parish at Good Will Bun­ MLss Muriel Haney and Arnold r’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph i were, Mias Helen Williams, Mrs. day. enjoying sermons from two for­ Ice cream social at thc church base­ Macy of Phillipsburg, Ohio. the U. S. places their shares among the most duse, Sr. Miss Theressa Dause and Jennie Honeysett. Clyde Fisher and mer pastors, Mrs. Mary Bhowerman ment on Friday, August 31, after­ Miss Winifred Border of Chicago <'nds of Lansing spent Sunday Miss Knapp of Kalamazoo. noon and evening. j desirable forms of investment. and Mrs. Roy Kilburn. spent Tuesday with her parents, Mr. Hilbert and daughters Saturday and Mrs. F. E. Border. night. They expected to visit Mack­ Thousands of building and loan sharehold­ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brumm and inac Island and the Soo before their Mrs. Alice Bailey and children at­ return on Monday evening. ers, representing millions of dollars are safe­ tended the Kunz reunion at Mor­ Thursday nt noon a loud explosion guarded by wise and effective laws. gan park, Thomapple. lake. Sunday. was heard coming from the business Mrs. Kittle Holmes entertained district. One of the gasoline pumps May we furnish you with information about at Jerry Fisher's oil station had ex­ NATIONAL” shares 1 ploded causing quite a blaze but due WQTIOE or MORTGAGE RAIXIV the MIC quick qilU. action IKI IvhwAi. drfaull haa liven madr in to of same of the business men it soon put out - --It was and a ..u .ire the fire department de was not called. ’ ■ Among those who attended the district conference of the Brethren church at Elmdale last week were, Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Wheeler. Rev. 1250 Griswold SL, Detroit, Mich. and Mrs. Harley Townsend. Rev. MEMBER DtUcll's Oldest Building sad and Mrs. Fay C. Wing. Mr. and Mrs. EDERAL HOME Glen Wotring. Mra. Jacob Hoover, and Misses Arlene McMillen and J. L. Maui, Haitings. Mich. Pauline Hoover. Word has been received of the marriage of Miss Reta Jarvis of Benton Harbor to Claud Herring of St. Joseph. Miss Janis was a teach­ nt Ona Handrail Filtr rixht er In thc Woodland township schools for the post four years. Miss Eleanor Kerr of Ironwood. Midi., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert. ’ Miss Eleanor Bird and Miss Flor­ ence Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. A. Nordman of Grand Rapids were NOTICES ASK FARMERS TO HELP ON FORAGE INVENTORY depositsjnsured The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation $5000 * $5000 ' SEVEN CM UNX □ALE! ONLY Fl’ NJ Nnmt Tha SepU open on Moi an unusual! listed. Thc bc caljed be day. unless time, be tn The first t consumed b in the cale many are i There arc listed. The vorce cases, and a Jarg civil causes, plete calent The Peop breaking an The Peop violation ol Control Act Thc Peoj breaking an Thc Peop utory rape. The Peep bastardy. National Bank of Hastings ” The Splendid Record (Jlje Rational ffioan & ^nuestment fftompani; &*E 261 LAST Call! SEPT. 1st the Price of Coal Will Be Increased The aim of this Elevator is to be of assistance to its patrons in eviry way possible. •t puhlle Mlthissi Ihn plar For quite a while now we have been advis­ ing'customers to lay in a store of coal for Win­ ter while the prices were lower. We did this to be helpful in the face of conditions. " Some have followed our advice and SAVED MONEY; some have not. There will only be a few more days in which you can buy Coal at the present prices, because, ON SEPTEMBER l.t COAL PRICES WILL BE ADVANCED? There is a little time left if you hurry. Telephone about the kind and amount you need, and we'll do our best to PLEASE YOU. Smith Brothers Velte & Company Fhana 31S7 Hastings, Mich Lawrence Bird Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Fitzgerald of Rives Junction are visiting Mr. and Mra. Bird from Friday until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Sccord and children of Grand Rapids spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Law­ rence Bird. Miss Zadae Eastman, who Is the Kellogg nurse tor this district, is making her home with Mrs. Rena Culler. Miss Marie Neuscaefcr, a Kellogg nurse in the southern part of the county, has been stayng with Mrs. Rena Culler far the past few days. Birdslli Holly, who has been in Detroit for the last few months, Ls staying with his mother, Mrs. Rena Culler, for lhe present. CEDAR CBlfEK. Henry Wertman and wife spent the latter part of the week with their daughter in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Leinaar of Delton and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Whipple of Augusta spent Sunday afternoon with Henry Leinaar and family. " Thursday afternoon. August 23. Mcsdames Una Mason. Effie Lam­ mers and Emma Oweh entertained at Cedar Creek Community hall in honor of Mra. Harold Lester, nee Mas* .Leinaar, who was a recent • ISO) arraa NOTICE to CREDITOR! rlalua io In tha fl It of Ilsatl WUI Mason, Mra. Josephine Lein­ aar of Delton. Mrs. Kenneth Dan­ iels and daughter and Mrs. Dorothy Fuller of Hastings. Mrs. Bernice Campbell and daughter and Miss Gladys Calms of Freeport, Mra. Mil­ lie Matteson of McOmber and Mra Millie Fisher and Mrs. Carrie FUher of Hendershott. 'About fifty relby years of married bliss. Our school begins this Monday morning with Mrs. Amy Pease as teacher. , Mrs. Claude Hammond of Hinds Comers spent Thursday with her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Pease. ISO-VIS “D” DOOMS SLUDGE, THE OIL-EATER! YET STANDARD'S FAMOUS ANTI-SLUDGE MOTOR OH IS “PREMIUM QUALITY” IN EVERY RESPECT If the price of Iso -Via “D” were 31c, or even 36c a quart, you’d still be getting the finest motor-oil value on the market. At the price you pay for it today it’s a downright bargain! When you buy Iso-Vis “D” you get the very latest development in fine, sturdy lubri­ cation for automobile engines—a motor oil treated by the patented Propane DeWaxing and Chlorex Extraction process. That gives it a unique quality—it will not sludge even tinder the hardest, hottest driving I Further­ more, it deposits almost no carbon, and Its “body” doesn’t thin out dangerously under heat or thicken greatly in cold. AU these advantages go to make up the most economical fine lubrication you can buy. PI* too rings clogged with sludge pump Next time you drive into a Standard Oil Station ask them to show you lao-Vis “D.” It’s always ready, in accurately measured glass bottles, so you can see the clear, glis­ tening good oil that you are getting. You’ll likejts looks." You’ll like the way it be­ haves in your engine. Try itl IIO’VIS ”0” MOTOR OIL 25« . HUS rtOtlAL TAX TOTAL ISDVISD STANDARD OIL SERVICE' Emeat Ve H. A. Adi trespass on milted. George Wl Sickle, capl Sam D. 8 Road Come , Anthony Robleakl El peal from J Ray Cleir ship, appea Roy Eve I ply Case C Non­ John J. England, ti Wilhelm (Contlnu* LARGE J AT Ooncegtii Dinne: Fo The 8t. and the 81 viile Home carried out day. About did chicker were lots please tlios Neither Mr. Picard, mission, cc scheduled, bad time w somehow h here at th but that w the time pl kholher en make an a However these two pensated t given by N V 5V from the st -T er’s office. I would have card had h Mr. Pole tratlon of C ho said ha< as govemo his admini way baqjt t Following Rucker Fa talned wit musical se and Picnic and we un nual affair One On acco auction at Point. 7 in Henry Fla 8. Varney good work er. spring on. pair he grindstone not rnentlo there will the clrcum ding may tion sale a tills issue f remember POLITIC Candidate nation Your sup 11, wiuU � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-09-05.pdf d86ce27f1a5438746e7f513696a92979 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMER 5, 1934 12 PAGES Vigorous, Clear Statement of ■III CHI PENSSEPT.10 Dangers From Expensive AN UNUSUALLY LARGE CALENDAR FOR THE TERM PAGES Ito 8 JAPAN IS SIRRING [ MMMIES Experiments of New Deal INOLUDING OURS MISS HETMANSPERGER RHV TO TEACH IN COLORADO Has Position With the State ! Teachers* College at I 1 Th. 'h, I BY THE RAPID INCREASE OF HER EXPORTS Pl ODCP II LflLL dllU AL JFIRST INSTALLMENT OF I PRIMARY FUND CASH! Be Paid This Mouth­ SESSONOFBOIRO It Will Balance Will Come in December FR every vom Dispatches from the Department EXPRESS HHvicinity of Miss Marguerite HetmansCOURT HOUSE NEEDS of Public Instruction at Lansing perger will be pleased to know that1 REPAIRS she has accepted a fine position in ' that department to send out the ! the Colorado Teacher* College, ---——------ww: vuimnuo state State icucncra vunege, September Installment of primary locareu at ai ounnison, Colorado, uoioruflo, WALLS AROUND BOILrive Cniml* clare Hoffman of Allegan, candl- a wonderful compliment to any man I QNG HOURS* LOW PAY** Gunnison. school interest fund money, which IN OUR GOVERNMENT ONLY FIVE r,’“ GRIMI­ d,le for lhe republican nomination to receive an endorsement from thel_U,,U nuuno, which U ------- L-un r —» is near the center renter of the the state. state. ,| THAT IS NE ER ARE DEFECTIVE baste of 1_3»,4H school children. , _J DEPRECIATED MONEY Marguerite will be the critic! NAL CASES LISTED for congress in thia district, gave an leading------------------------------------men of his community and (address here last evening in Fuller (county r- “ *“ •—----------«-i. ao— nearly unanimous. This' • —— teacher In the primary grade and Safety of our Country Make the feeling that the peo-■ Are Three Factors Giving superintendent of grade work up to Investigation Proves That per child of school age—that u behall. Rain and disagreeable weather evidences evldenc 7 . . icut down the attendance. About 150 pie of Allegan have toward their nl. V nand rtH IIncluding tU* Ill'll Hl, th* — fn ... . __ ___ .____ ___ - . .__ .. It a Patriotic Duty for the *lvlH sixth iTT-'t grade, in th* the Inatallntion 29 Year* Japs Big Advantage on training school which is a part of: mstauatiou Years Number OI Nou-Jury were present. fellow citizen. In speaking of this This will bring a total of S10J00,All Persons the College. She has taken with: . Ago Was Faulty. Cases -Mr Hoffman Marts his campaign, matter Mr. Hoffman said that he Low Prices 000 to aid tiie schools of this state. Next west Tuesday is primal her her niece, Miss Christine Het- I A little time before'he > , ■ ... Iso far as his own city and county would of course be glad to receive resigned ; The rate per child thia year is our looked factories The September term of court will, ^6 concerned, under very unique the nomination for congress next ‘ When . things rosvwere wav all an busy into mohsperger of Charlotte, whose faas Janitor at the court house. Frank, M 58 less than It was a year ago. open on Monday. September 10. with iconditions, highly complimentary to . Tuesday; but nothing could give । future for an almost indefinite ,Icl7lflnsl*rP'r' dlfd oagoeu miormeo mail(The total rate per child nuiu ror Bagpell Informed «1. Ed. Monica Monica that for uuui both for party candidate* wlx . ^tlvTliled^ta “e_WB11 w*U enclosing _me lhe. ooiier ot O,._me lhe , an unusually large number of cases | himself. With only seven exceptions, him so much-pleasure as the writlod we used to pat ourselves on w^mothre - ------------ --- -------------- -w-. —— onp Our* Is a govemn n court touw' hcalln« Plant ,n * 'staUmenta will be a little more than tlie automobile accident at Vermont- dance erm* condition. Mr Monica •10 per child, the Lansing report I countahCUr governntonf wd ville. Miss Marguerite's many friends ^Xht that if hto servlceT were b. caij'd More th. following-Mon- 1M manufacturer., 'II .he counl, republlauui. 1. wm ml n'wly . .00 •VS- The rate last year waa 112.50. lt through partisa. TTiat' wtoh her everv-a.^ in thl. new he p^bably It lx. fooerf and he1 levM .n day. unless they shall, In the mean- officers of Allegan county, all the per cent endorsement as any man 1 _,lu,n ..Ani.rl.an wish her every success In this new field. time, be notified to come earlier. | city officers of Allegan city, ipclud- who has long been active In business ( Oenlua-. contrived llvor-sar* I something about it ; so he said noth additional S3 can be paid this year --saving ma- i party ahall make ­a choice at cant The first day of court is usually ing three former mayors, hare in could hope to receive. > ing. thinking that the janitor had In December, which would make the dates for the November riectlon. T chines that at least In many Indus­ tne,. candidacy of j The mitatandine outstanding mi quality of dare tries enabled American manufaclurconsumed by calling the cases listed |I writing endorsed the । probably informed the proper com­ total this year ateam S10M per child primary is the method established in the calendar, and learning how Mr. Hoffman for congress. Four of‘Hoffman is the man's sincerity, his ers to successfully compete for busl- 1 ! mittee of the board of supervisors, as compared with 112.50 last year. law for that purpose. As kxw M many are ready for trial. the seven who did not give their clear thinking and forceful way of ness. even in countries with a much । lit appears that he did not. As Mr. There arc only five criminal cases endorsement stated that they op- <staling things. His friends are sup­ lower wage scale—like Japan for In- : Monica learned that nothing was non-believer tn the primary listed. There is a long list of di­ posed him for purely political rea-' porting him because they believe stance. But that day . has gone by. I being done abdut the heating plant vorce cases, several Jury civil causes, sons, aside from that they are , he is the best man in the district to st least for many products. Many . he Informed one of live committee and a large number of non-jury friendly to him. The other three light the growing tendency in con- nauons nave Become macnine- ;; Bagnell had said to him. nations have become "machinecivil causes. Following is the com­ probably had personal reasons. Il Is, (Continued on page six) the primary. minded” within the last quarter of WILL BE GUESTS OF THE c001™111** r5,<luei!fd. htn] plete calendar: a century, and more of them are I ur tr wwt t nnn wnrrar . make an investigation. He found Un­ Many voter* who never attend th* Criminal Causes. becoming so. Manufacturers tn forW- K- KELLOGG FOUN- east wall was in as bad a condition The People va Leonard Goertler, elgn countries can go on the market' DATION “ Mr. Bagnell had told him. and DR. S. M. FOWLER HAS breaking and entering, for trial. today and. if they have the price. 'that othcr Parts of thp w*n werc manner will criticise TOTAL OF 496 STARTED The People vs. Harry Whittaker, MOVED TO BATTLE CREEK can buy most any machine they nATCC ADC QCDTCIUI !ne<t? repairs, so much that new want, and some of them have been DATES ARE SErTEM. walls to enclose the boiler were an violation of the Michigan Liquor HIGH SCHOOL WORK Control Act. ■iota, n. The, -r.1 buw- while »e < BER 7TH, 8TH AND 9TH ’•wt*h.auS,1^ others YESTERDAY The People vs. William Wisner, Enters Partnership With Dr. were contentedly boasting. We even — (that whoever put in the heating would attend the primary they breaking and entering a cottage. Higgins—Offices in Re­ might have made their Influence frit 'send American mechanical experts Interesting Programs for pz2l nL, The People vs. Alex Sanders, stat­ to Russia to teach them modern 1 — . < . . I used flre brick next to the flames FOREIGN STUDENTS gent Theater Building utory rape. HON. CHASE OSBORN WILL methods of manufacture so they Each Session—“WotableB under the boiler. Ha Igpnd that the Dr. 8. M. Fowler, who began his ' MORE THAN YEAR AGO The People vs. Alfred Greiner, can compete with ua Probably no I Will Speak b“n improperly SPEAK HERE OCTO­ practice of dentistry in Hastings bastardy. people are more apt at "ImitaUng” I ~wu . made, judging by the knowledge we Judy Civil Ceases. and lived here for several yean un­ BER 16TH > that ulwture or co.ua nod., .Uk., .nd । 1 “ ° il Ernest Vermeulen, el al., vs. Phoe­ til he moved to Battle Creek, and - me mx ptx wu uurrung up a'lot Largest Freshman Class in be Manker, trespass on the cash. who relocated In Hastings five or be held the more cool titan ... was neoeusn, necessary. •»>,.. That num, oUur mints they am' un- will wU1 “ ““ at “ * _W. W K, K' Kellogg Kelk««S™>" ~“i uu.n the History of Hastings MEETING OF 1 H. A. Adrounle vs. Earl Coleman, six years ago. has returned to Bat- OPENING Foundation clear Lake Camp. All ot was evident from the dense black had better criticise himself. deraell the world without any ques­ High School trespass on the case, tried and sub­ lie Creek to live and to practice his teachers of the county are tn- clouds of smoke pouring out from THE BROTHERHOOD tion and this list is rapidly expand­ the mitted. profession there. vited to be guests of the W. K. Kcl- the chimney. This proved the oomThe schools of this city opened on ing. Why? Because they have not Dr. Fowler will be associated with logg Foundation from Friday, bustion was poorly done. George Willison xs. Warren R. Van Tuesday. There were light enroll­ SEED LOANS WILL bnly bought the latest model, of Sickle, capias. Dr. H. C. Higgins in the Regent ISuperintendent of Public In­ September 7 st 6:00 P. M. until On Tuesday the committee direct­ ments tn the lower grades, no doubt ( CLOSE SEPTEMBER IB machinery to manufacture with, but Sam D. Solomon vs. Board of Co.. theater building. They have taken ed p. M. Sunday. September 9. The ed Mr. Monica to tear out the walls due to fear of possible contagion they have even gone ahead and Im­ Road Commissioners of the County additional rqoms and are adding to struction and Ford Colored period of registration is from 5:00 iof the boiler, so the defects could be from Infantile paralysis, which had proved on those models. On top of to 6:00 P M. Friday. (seen. There waa need of new walls, caused two deaths in this city with­ Government Aids FinneYs to of Barry and County of Barry, no their equipment.’ Dr. Fowler will Quartette Listed cause. specialize in X-ray work and ex­ in a week. While doctors admit they Plant Fall Grains and The members and friends of the American would starve to death if-. A very fine program has been ar- | that Is evident , Anthony Doll A Co. appellee, vs. tractions. and Dr. Higgins will con- , ranged by Mrs. Maude Smith and I This heating plant was Installed 29 do not know as much as they want he tried to live on IL In the great the Barry County Health Depart-I years ago. A boiler which has been Winter, Barley Robleskl Electric Co, appellant, ap­ tlnue with his general practice. The Brotherhood will-be pleased to know to about infantile paralysis, the ex­ SJS S mills Ster^S of England one ‘sDindlM cm^^11 be* en^um^ntI t^t *^eS a wonderful program is being cotton County Agent Harold J. Pi joint offices were opened on Tues- that 1 peal from justice court. perts on that disease are confident arranged for the coming seven meet­ TheJawhave » im^td th^m* and “roup slnglng durU’8 ‘he first to be as efficient as a modern boiler, Ray Clemens vs. Baltimore Town­ day. September A evening. The speaker for Friday The court house committee derided, tlous. The germ of the disease has । tne planting oi lan grama win which will begin on Monday chin/rv^th^t Dr. Fowler has been contemplat- ings. 1 ship. appeal from Justice court. after « s^ndl “ A^&of^S -^f.they had investigated, that it never been discovered, so it Is im- 'September IMh. Barry county October 15. IW) Everett Roy arncu vs. v». Merchants mmiiunu Supaup- mg Ing this ima utuve move amvc since the uw uoun death ui of evening. 1 40 spindles. blu wife in ply Case Co., et al, trespass on the his in fhlc this z-tfv city. Ila He numowns na I' It ** wiU be gratifying araujying to know xpow that tnat after J"',I*".'”” And '7~T think of the Associate Professor of Education of would be real economy, inaenuch case. home at 122 Chestnut street. Battle ,vr lhe October meeting one of the i thf Boston University. The program as new walls had to be put In which _ __ _ । _ , emnlovre e*t* tn fin PFNTS a employee gets 25 to 50 CENTS A Creek, but for the present is mak­ must distinguished men of the Unit­ Saturday includes talks by Mlss^wodld entail an expense of 32$0. to health, when consulted on the sub­ DAY in depreciated money and Mall La Sebald. Dr. Wllda Rose- replace the old boiler with a new ject. advised the reopening of our John J. Seltenrelch vs. Alfred ing his home with Mr. and Mrs. ed States has been secured as speak­ er. He is none other than Hon. Chase "works 10 to 14 hours; in England brook, and Dr. Henry Otto of the' one large enough to heat both the schools and did not belters*' that Olenrr*SUwart. 95 High street. England, trespass on the case. W. K K. [Kellogg Foundation. -There There court house and »h» iKelkwtr WMindation. Dr. Fowler lias qjany warm per­ 8. Osborn, at one time governor of the employee would get at least W Wilhelm F. Morlok va Emanuel the <.<i Jail. Which danger from this disease would be in plant fall grains moat three times as much, and doesn’t will beiypportunitles for general dis- would mean a large saving In coal. As security *uuiu menu* in sonal friends In nasungs Hastings wno who regret Michigan—one of the country's un-. (Continued on page 7. part two. his removal and wish him the best notable platform speakers, a man put in over half as many hours. In cusstorr of the health program in the The boiler would.cost g500. The Com­ tending school. chattel of success in his new location. I »ho always has a message that the United States the proportion county during the coming year. In the high school the enrollment mittee did not feel that they were LARGE ATTENDANCE __________ , ,___________ reaches the hearts of folks. Mr. Os­ would be much greater. What show Saturday evening here will a talk authorized to create such an ex­ exceeded all past records, a total of , I born by letter as well as telegram does the United State# manufactur­ by Professor Henry Busch of pense. but believe the supervisors 496 having been enrolled on the first AT CATHOLIC PICNIC ------'' ~ t ■ ~.iiM that " er of anywung anything containing cotton Cleveland. . has given his acceptance of that The entertainment in siiould be called in special session to day of school. The freshmen class la T fitter The NInrth ,d*w for ‘he Brotherhood. In order against such competition? and the evening wjll .Include dancing. consider the matter and decide what the largest tn the history of the Concessions, Addresses and l^Clier L Tom 1/IC IVOHn t0 accept this Invitation he cancelled the same applies to hundreds of Bunday's progwwlncludes religious should be done. We understand that school. The enrollment by grades in i---- 1 . ■ ----------- a speaking engagement al DePauw °*hcr prodpete made in Japan and services by Rev. August Johansen steps are being taken to call the the .High school is as follows: Dinner Entertained the I University. This first will be an open dipped here. Our NRA jwllcy ag- of Battle Creek and a talk on board for a one-day session, at Ninth Grade 505 Rose St.. Petoskey. Mich. meeting, which will be held upstairs gravalesJt by still further reducing "Teacher-Pupil Relationships" by which time the whole matter will Folks Thursday Tenth Grade Our recent recent trip trin to tn UUi Ihia sectton wr-tlon in In the auditorium. Mr. u. Osborn n.iv». is i. not 1 the time (hat Uiat an employee nnninv** nan wnrlr On our can work Dr. Roy Street of the W. K. Kellogg be presented to the board in an un­ The St. Rose church of Hastings Eleventh Otade .. to 40 hours or leas, while the Japan ­ up M-131 we were struck by. the fact only nationally known as an orator, Foundation. Sunday afternoon there derstandable manner, with the idea and the St. Cyril church of Nash­ Twelfth Grade ■ • • that must of the travel was still gobut he is also an author'of many ese laborer puts in from 60 to 72 ville Homecoming and Picnic was will be a demonstration of games, that the board shall direct what Poet Graduates .. carried out in a fine way on Thurs­ ing north, with many care carrying books. He will be remembered M one hours and ofen more. .This manl- etc. This program will be in charge should be done under the circum­ Indiana and Ohio licenses. When we -------of Michigan's best governors. In his (Continued on page 11, part two. of Lloyd Shafer. day. About 700 partook of the splen­ stances. Total did chicken dUiner provided. There arrived. Petoskey and Bay View and early days as a newspaper man in There will be every opportunity at Undoubtedly the enrollment will this encampment for boating, bas­ POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. were lots of things to amuse and nearby resorts were overflowing, a rough mining town in the northern POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. the season still at its peak with part of this state, he cleaned up a please those who attended ket-ball. archery, tennis, swimming, At the lime when this is written ths condition that existed Neither Governor Comstock nor summer people not yet ready to shameful number of foreign students waa not leave, and hay fever and asthma vic ­ there by strong arm methods. This qulred for thte procedure. Mr. Picard, head of the liquor com­ definitely known although Superin­ won him the deadly enmity of a mission. could make' the addresses tims arriving in swarms. FRIGHTENED BURGLARS tendent VanBusklrk and Principal Fortunate Indeed is the person gang of roughnecks who tried to get scheduled. The governor has had a who doesn't have to hunt for rooms LEAVE THEIR PLUNDER rid of him but failed, for at that than purchase the Mad bad time with a lame knee and can­ ber will considerably exceed last but this amount at assist not get arouhd well. Mr. Picard and has board at a private table. time Chase Osborn could whip his year's figures. Waiting an hour and more for serv­ weight in wild cats. Woman Hears Them, Calls somehow had the Impression that he ice in the overcrowded restaurants For the closing meeting of the Husband and Robbers here at that hour, we understand, and numerous tea rooms is nothing Brotherhood, in April next year, the LIGHTNING DESTROYED Vamose but that was two hours earlier than uncommon. For a resort of thia size Ford Motor Oo.X colored quartette Is BARN NEAR NASHVILLE the time planned for him As he had Petoskey is noticeably lacking in expected to furnish the entertain­ Wednesday morning at about 3 high grade, modern, up-to-date eat ­ ment. •bother engagement he could not o'clock burglars entered the home of ing places. I expect the big over­ Another speaker who has agreed to make an address. Fred Barnaby* five miles east of tills Hay, Oats, Fann Implements head and shortness of the season Is come is Dr. Paul Voelker, who is However the disappointment tn city. Mr*. Barnaby was awakened by the town changing ।making a fine record as superinten­ Burn—Loss (8,000— these two speakers was fully com­ responsible. the noise downstairs and loudly pensated by the splendid address quickly from a bustling crowded ।dent of public instruction of this called to her husband to get up as Insured given by Mr. Raymond B. Foley summer city with a floating populg- istate. Dr. Voelker is an excellent •omebody was In the house. The Saturday morning lightning struck from the state highway commission- tion of 12.000 and over to an Ocdi- (speaker who always has an inter­ burglars promptly made their exit. er's office. He spoke for the governor nary county scat town of around' <esting message. They had gathered a lot of silver­ by Mrs Elsie Fumtes at Nashville Members of the program commitand gave a very fine address. He also sxxn. ware and some Jewelry, which they and occupied by Ray Bird. The It's been the best season here In i had placed on the front porch; but structure was destroyed by the re­ (Continued on page three. would have been given by Prank Pi­ several years. In their haste to make a get-away sulting fire. The flames also burned We came into Petoskey over Its card had he been able to be present. they didn't stop for the plunder but a quantity of hay. oats and straw POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Mr. Foley defended the adminis­ beautiful new approach a paved left It so that the owners could easland several farm Implements. The One Office Where Nomination tration of Governor Comstock, whom highway eleven miles in length, S recover it. So far there are no livestock and some of the smaller he said had made a splendid record which tiad'just been opened for ■Means Election (as no democrat is ucs. ‘ as governor. He declared that under traffic a day or two before. Grading running!. estimated at >3.000. partially covered started many months ago and work POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. his administration Michigan is on its by Insurance. Tl* building was 2 1-2 went on all winter as a relief meas ­ ADELBERT CORTRIGHT, way bat£ to solvency. Candidate for the nomination for Republican Candidate for Prosecut­ miles northeast of Nashville. Following Mr. Foley's talk the ure. federal and state highway Sheriff on the Republican ticket . During the same storm lightning funds furnishing the means for the ing Attorney. Rucker Family of Climax. enter­ st the Primaries. Tuesday. Sept. 11. My qualifications include eight also struck the bam on the William tained with a group of songs and enterprise which cost a huge sum ot I was bom at Bowens Milk, Barry years' active practice of law and Tltmarih farm a mile away, tearing (Continued on page five)-musical selections. The Homecoming Candidate for d Co. My parents and myself have four years as Circuit Court' Com­ off some-of the roof-and siding, but and Picnic was a decided success. nation for sheriff. been'tax payers Jn the county for TO the bam did not catch fire. missioner. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. I have liad six years' experience nual affair. ncss experience in the milling and POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. in criminal work during which time ty an average of W elevator business and also engaged I handled six hundred arraignments that save trlal-rewta in farming. I do not belong to any and flBy trials in Justice and Cir­ political ring nor have I pledged cuit Court. 7 myself to any group. Being a graduate of the public If nomlhated and elected. I will schools of this county and of the MRS. WILL MEAD. give the people of Barry county ef­ University of Detroit Larf School. I On account'of the death of her ficient service and will operate the (feel myself well qualified to perhusband. Mr*. Will Mean will dispose froni the duties of Prosecuting At­ of her personal property at public For Sheriff put a cross In front of torney. auction at the farm near Stony the name (X, Schuyler L. Bowen. I SUPPORT A BARRY COUNTY Point. 7 miles erft of Hastings. It abchif. d. McDonald, MAN FOR A BARRY COUNTY will be an afternoon sale with Col. Prosecutor on the Republican Aflv. OFFICE at Uic Primaries SeptemHenry Flannery as auctioneer and 'Ticket. 8. Varney as cjfrk. She will offer a LIBRARY HOURS. Selected Barry county as a perma­ good work team; two good milch The library will resume its regular MEETING POSTPONED. nent home because of ber people­ hours. Tuesday, Sept. 11th. cows, sows. pigs, com in shock, find­ । The Thornapple Garden Club schools. churches.and natural beau­ er. spring harrow, cultivator, wagMonday to Friday inclusive 10.meeting will be postponed from this ty. Bom and raised on a farm. Thursday to* Thursday. September ( WM. C. STBUIN. Graduate of Holly High school. Oak­ grindstone and many other articles , 13. and wiU be held with MTk. A. D. Candidate for nomination for land county. Michigan. ISIS. Gradu­ not mentioned. It is hoped That It Is open Saturday afternoon ANDREW JOHN A VANDERKOLK. utecgie at N there will be a good turn out Under,. sheriff on the Republican ticket at ate of the Literary and Law Depart­ from l-«c, but closed Saturday Republican.Candidal* tor the circumstances, and that the bid­ the primary. Tuesday, Sept. 11. ments of University of Michigan in morning. Candidate for ■omlnation for I PIONEER MEETING. \ Bhgriff. I am a life tong resident of Barry 1922. Received a broad legal exper­ ding may be spirited Read her auc­ sheriff on Democratic ticket. Your' The Johnstown and Barry Pioneer Jean Barnes. Librarian. tion sate advertisement elsewhere in county. I have had fifteen years ience in Detroit. Since coming here ir support will b* greatly op­ support ut Sept. 11 primary will be meeting wUl be held Thursday. Sept, this issue tar further particulars and public service as Ju.-,tire of the peace, have been lionored with the follow­ ted. If you will call tor a RaSUPPER POSTPONED. appreciated.—Adv. 13, at the Banfleld M. E. church. township treasurer and supervisor of ing public offices: Circuit Court re memberthedate. Those having tn ciiarge the ------------------ ‘ Pot luck dinner. All welcome. D. O. Assyria township, and former chair­ Commissioner. Attorney for Home "Around-the-Worid-Bupper" which 1 Btllea, Pres.—Adv. POLITICAL NOTICE. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. man of the Barry county board of Owners' Loan Corporation. Secretary waa to have been held this Wednes­ ALLAN C.MYDE. supervisors. Inquiry *• to character of Farm Debt-Adjustment Commit­ day night at the Methodist church next Tuesday. Sept 11th. I ani al POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT, Candidate for the Republican Nomi­ and service rendered is invited tee. Barry County Oonclllatlotj Oom- found It necessary In view of con­ candidate for Register of Deeds * nation for County clerk of H nominated and elected my sole ditions which they could not*control the Republican ticket and will i candidate for the republican notniB^rry county. aim will tee to meet my official du­ to postpone this event indefinitely. predate your vpte and any assl nation for sheriff at the Your suppdrt at the Primary. Sept. ties and give to the people of Barry Booster for Barry The date will be announced at a lat- ano* you may Primary. I will appreciate your sup11, will te greatly appreciated.—Adv. county efficient servtoe.—Adv. Not Getting Us Anywhere, Says Clare Hoffman In Speech Monday Night. Our Liberties Threatened *v01 COUNTY TEACHERS AT CLEAR LAKE CAMP ENROLLMENT EX­ CEEDS ILL RECORDS TOPNOTCHE FOR 18183319 ■ One Auction Sale �~~ ............................. CORNELIUS MANNI . Republican Candidate for Nomination fbt SHERIFF PrimAfy September 11 Ytat Support WiU Be Appreciated 02285146 Hastings, Michigan Phone 2272 10c Eckrich Oleo Butter Shultz ot Fruport Minced Ham Liver Sausage Fresh Hamburger 2 - 25c 2 25c Bologna u.. 2$c Frankfurters Beef Kettle Roasts Beef Steak Chunk Bacon 2 “• 25c Veal Roasts “ 15c FELDPAUSCH MARKET MANY ATTEND FREE­ INFANTILE PARAL——r—— PORT HOMECOMING Ttnth Program By SELFISH MOWS YSIS AGAIN FATAL LOCAL NEWS Hastings City Band Beverly Sigler Bucoumbed to Former Residents Enjoy the on Saturday ARE HACK OF IT , Programs Digease on Sunday man? <rf Mr- and and Monday HAS BUSY WEEK ON SPEAKING TOUI John 0. Ketohim In Do mand at Many Gather- Hod. William Hayes sympathize with ingi in the State ! I them in thrir loss of their little baby | THE GAS TAX AMENDMENT Tiie Homecoming celebration Sat­ Thte community was lnexpre«Ibly Kiri, bom last Bunday. It Lived but a Ungx City Band, to be given on the urday and Monday furnished the oc ­ i WOULD CUT 15,000,000 casion for a good many former real- court yard square tomorrow. Thurs­ shocked to learn Monday morning mtautaa. Mrs. Hayes will be re-. for former Congrewunan John (■ > Ketcham ag he Was on a speaklnM of the death the nlghr before of Ut- membered here M Mrs. Bernice , FROM SALES TAX dents and friends to visit the old day. evening. <t eight o'clock: tour in various sections of the statfl March—Kiefers special, w. fa. tie Beverly Sigler. 11 year old daugh- ItoM. home town. Among thoa* seen oft On Wednesday he waa at Travfl ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Kim Btgier of I Mrs- Bert Lancaster te slowlyr one or both of the days were the Ktafer. erse City where he spoke at a Pita tills city. The cause of her death was gaining from her recent Illness SELFISH SCHEME IS EXWaltzes — Forget-Me-Not. ifollowing: Mr. and Mrs. George I g< ruld-fcr-Govemor rally. Mr infantile paralysis. Apparently when I Mrl Morton Smith who suffered Brooks. || POSED BY ATTY. GEN'L. she was taken to the hospital at some broken ribs some time ago te i Ketcham and Mary accompanie Intermezzo—Indian Trail (War him to Traverae City. Grand Rapids she was suffering slowly gaining. Big Oil and Aato Camp.ni.. 'Dance) E. DeLamater. from appendicitis, the other disease I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Striker will I Thursday he spoke at a meetin Overture—Invincible. K. L King. I Trombone Solo—— The Holy City, having Involved the appendix, and tntertain the Baltimore L. A. B. oni of farmers of Lenawee and Hills Would Save Their Products (Mrs Uhl f. Utley of Detroit. Mr. L ----- rr---------From Rnloa Tnr and Mrs ray Ware of South Lowell. I Stephen Adams; (ptayed bytRoss an operation was performed for that Wednesday. Sept. 12. Pot luck din­■ dale counties, the meeting bein held “1 Devil'4 Lake, and on Pri From Sales Tax a u Peckham, Dora Sul- p2Sree' 80,01,0: arr by L- p- k‘ur- trouble. It soon became evident that ner. the real and serious trouble was tn-1 Circle No. 1 of the Methodist L.. day was the main speaker at th I something 7v."and Something revealing revealing the the selfish selfish |H 11vwi van..“r Rev. and Mre.^Ftonald Mrs. Ronald ‘HoffHoff- eiidcau. 'A. 8- will be entertained by Mrs.. Pioneer Society gathering in Casa March—The Victors, Louis Elbel. fantile paralysis. I motives, which are back of the I man of Lake Odessa, Mr. and Mrs. Funeral services were held at the Emma Murdock. 131 E. center St.,. opolte. Crowning the Queen at th Selection—Chimes ot Normandy, movement to reduce the Michigan j Will O'Harrow of Otsego, Mr. and residence on Sa Jefferson 8t. on,on Friday afternoon. Sept. 7. Freeport Home Coming on Saturda 1 gas tax to two cents by constltu- iMrs Nelson Beers and son of Rich- Planquette; arr. by J. B. Claus. Ln.l xmtntaenl. h«, lit come wlj""*”'1 ““I . Selection—Popular Numbers, arr. Tuesday afternoon at two-thirty i The Dowling Cemetery Circle willI afternoon and speaking at a meet o'clock, the Rev. L. L. Dewey off I- meet at the church- basement forr ing al Good Will church Balurda by A. A. Blferno. i light, no doubt much to the dtecom- d,e- of H £?rn,.i Kare!?e,j elating. Burial was made in River[dinner. Sept. 13. The following ladies i evening completed the week'a la March—Chicago Tribune, W. P. fiture of the Automobile Club of f?n}' side cemetery. I are on the committee for work: Hll-• bor»4or Mr, Ketcham. v •* • Michigan at Detroit Uy of Vicksburg, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Chambers. No one can guess how she con- d* Irwin, Mrs. Thus. Johnston, Last i^eek Sri Detroit Free [Arnold. Victor Stcckle. Mlu Haxe! IdyL—The Glow Worm, Paul ' FRIENDS TOUR DIS1 traded the disease. There are many Nice* Mackinder. Nettle Miller. Mrs. Pre.ss contained a dispatch from! R^8J’ o.f. ^£phn^cnyo*} TH ICT FOR BURHAN! . 8Uf 8Pan«l'd Banner—Hannon - who thought slfe had been exposed . M. J. Manning and Maude Mott. Lansing mentioning the fact that [and A voluntary organization of th teed by Walter Damroach; arr. by by little Nancy Dolan, who died last' County clerk T. 8. K. Reid heldI week from that malady; but It up-[a school of Instruction Saturday, in। friends and supporters of Earl 1 the proposed amendments, spot)John Philip Sousa. .—by «... the .1x._,.. Jack and Club two daughters of Detroit. sored Automobile of pears that the two girls had not1 which he told the members of the। Burhans was effected In Van Bure and Mrs. Edgar Cheney and been with each other since some 1 election boards of thte county how county last week for the purpose o Michigan, had been submitted to [Mr. [daughter of Eaton Rapids. Mr. and SAW TERRIBLE LOSS the'attorney general's office, for an time in June, so that could not "be.the ballots should be handed out, carrying hte candidacy over th the cause. and recorded, how they should be , Congreuional District during th opinion as to whether, if those Mrj. ScHuchart of Rochester, N. Y_. CAUSED BY DROUTH Litt!: -;!;- was a amendments should carry. 15.000,000 Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hynes of Mill­ Little L: Beverly a most win-1 canvassed after the polls are dosed., last week of the campaign. A groui ington, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mohler some, beautiful child, with wi a sunny;The primary ballots were also dte- of citizens to going over the district would be lost yearly to Michigan Dean and Mrs. Davenport of Muskegon. Mrs. Laura DuPrey of dtepoBitlon. with an inborn kindness. ' tributed to the various townships। informing the people of the accom sales tax funds. . The attorney general, according San Joae. Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Jud Make Automobile Trip courtesy and consideration for and wards at that time, The law pltehmenta of Mr. Burhans as i Kingsley and children of drandvillc, others, which made her a favorite! makes it the duty of the County member of the Legislature. Many o to the Free Press, ruled that If the Through the We«t Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilliland of Flint. the group arc Influential farmer with all who knew her. Clerk to do this.. amendments were passed thte 15.­ Mr. and Mrs. Galen Overholt of Dean and Mrs. Davenport of There Is deep sympathy for the The alarm of fire at 1:16 Wednes- who contend that Mr. Burhans. as i 000.000 of sales tax revenue would Clarksville. Mrs. Arthur Beifert of Woodland returned last week from parents of both of these fine girls, day was due to a blaze discovered tn FARMER-LAWYER, te best able be lost to the-state of Michigan. Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore an automobile trip through the west From It al! some comfort Is pos- the roof of Omar Barker's home. It, represent the district. They hav James E. Mogan. managing di­ Bustance of Greenville, Mr. and visiting the states of Wisconsin slble in the feeling that possibly [was extinguished by using the chem- already been in thte county at th' rector of the state board of tax ad­ Mrs Keith Durkee. Mrs. Delta Dur­ Minnesota, North and South Dakota' death saved the little ones from ical with very small loss. time of our going to press. ministration. estimates that the au­ kee. Mr. afid Mrs, Burl Hayner of Nebraska. Iowa. Kansas, Missouri (some terrible deformity that might I Leander Leonard, who recently The men who are carrying th< tomobile transactions yielded 13.700.­ near Costs Grove. Mr. and Mrs. VI- and Illinois. (have been a cruel handicap to them [suffered a broken hip. passed away speaking campaign over the dtelric 000 and gasoline purchases 11.300.­ vem Cook of Lake Odessa. Mr. and ------------ of the U1UUM1 , the unn Speaking drouth, Dean in the interests of Mr. Burhans an al! their lives. this Wednesday forenoon. Funeral 000 of the sales tax in the first year >|H that th.. as .. much —-.-c.as Barry __ _ county ... . . Mrs. Frank Bunker. Mr. and Mrs. said — — • —- —•••—■ —. a i lAnuny But the greatest comfort to the services will be held at the Baptist William A. Burnette. & promlnen the taw was Ln operation. Prcrl AllArHIncr a Altn Ur anrl has __ _______ .. stricken families is the privilege 1 church on Saturday afternoon at farmer and FARM UNION leadei Frank Allerdlng of- Alto. Mr. and has suffered from it— we.M..VYWVW..have no con— ---------------------The joker in the proposed weight at., I < — Ml __ a ..... . . Mrs. Bernie Kenyon of Lansing. Mr. ceptlon of the iocs inflicted upon the they have had of having the com- two o'clock. " whose articles on fruit and fam tax amendment lies in this phrase: and Mrs. Grant of Elmdale. Mr. and farmers of the west, particularly in fort, joy and real help they received Mis- Etta Wykom. a former Has­ matters are attracting state-wide,al "Such taxes shall be Ln lieu of any ..Irf .thati 1. _ saw ___ t:from ___ ,1theIIUvea of these *>___ ________ Mrs. Frank C. Deming. Mr. and Mrs. Rnurh South FWlVnln Dakota. He said he children. tings resident, te now suffering from tention. Lewis R. williams. Van Bur other taxes in any wise based upon Jesse Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Bert buildings there where the drifting rn County ProsecuUng Attorney a severe break in her leg and wrist, tiie value of such motor vehicle, or Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. John Mishler. block dirt, blown by high winds, had 1"WOODEN NICKELS" GOOD caused by a fall she had while visit­ Elias Harmon. President of the vil­ upon any part or portion thereof." eaves --------of houses , „ ------------------- in ALLEGAN COUNTY. ing a cousin near Freeport. At pres­ lage of Cassopolis, Attorney C. L The following dav. Tuesday. The Geo Baker. Burr Burling. Mr. and been piled up to the --------Mrs. Levi Levi Hynes. Mr. ana and Mrs. van Carl AntAm^aiLA Mrs ent she is in the Pennock hospital. 'Stickler, of Constantine, and severs SS1**" Rkkm. Mr .nd Mr>. Tta. Mccr. -------■ - .—— others. They are speaking al bam changes in Allegan during the com­ n!! pL W *nd cbUdrm, Mr. Nor. HulllPASSING OF JOHN NOBLES, [concerts, merchants' picture shows farmers, who had no hay crop, no ing Allegan county fair "to be sure grain crop, whose com had been lit­ and get a wooden nickel." John Nobles, who has been in poo.- civic events, and public gatherings erally burned up. with hay rakes Wooden nickels in Allegan will be! h.eaJHl.£?r “'Tr?U_y.“rs'_^ua!^ a*ay ! Mr' Burhans. in winding up hl “tK’^ Tue«lay iermpalgn. te debating Roman I gathering Russian thistles to feed wort?nl?elrf.« relue the sales tax ftom motor vehicles I Mr< tin Mr. Mrs. Frank Mor Martin. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. their stock! fair providing the owner of them mornlnC seven o clock. The funer-; jnrvto. one of hte Democratic oppon nnd gasoline. wlU ** held the hornc' 432 W e’;U- on Friday of thte week at Ben {Ralph Hyatt and children. Mrs. Ida Dean Davenport predlcU that be­ takre^m to the offl^7f the iS? In other words, after the nttor- .. SStaX £t 1-teTX? £jt R£ ‘;.. B,WnW°" *’• »‘rbor f I Green.8st Myers. Russell Cole. Mr. and Mrs. fore the winter ends we shall realize ney general of the state had con- 1 ‘ I Will Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Ken- «ceniy what »nai a disaster aisaster the drouth That there might be some durable■ two-thirty l*^'th*r‘yoc,ock -----------'I ----------------------------------. — '—-----------------------------------------—-------------------. . finned the suspicion of state officials win nurriAon. nu- uuu mis iwn- keenly | Surviving are ttje widow, hte > "Old Richboy doesn't seem to b< noth Penoyer. Mr. and Mrs. Earl has been. He did not mince his that the passing of the gas tax of th£ Centennial of Alle-J Hulllberger. all of Grand Rapids. wwds in criticising the folly of the souvenir '(mother, Mrs. Minnie Nobles of *" -------- *** happy, even “ though he plays gol’ . gan county, the management of the'1 amendment, sponsored by themtohi Au-i.Mr Ond MrS Harry Karchcr- Mr ‘Srhtan the time." j association, which is staging a !Grandville, and one brother, Dr. all"No. lomobile Club of F " ’ BI'd Mrs Olenn AUerdln»- Mr and government in reducing com crops, Fair Sflmae sum '5f He says be may have to fijui wheat crops and cotton crops pageant । deprive the stale of I_______ in commemoration of thel। Winn Nobles of Coral. Mrs Bauer. Mr. and Mrs through the country, when the sit- ] I For a number of years. Mr. Nobles some sort of work u> take his mini! >5,000,000 —which it needs sorely for i!wm. [ has had wooden nickels i, Mishler. Mrs. Th os. Sullivan. nation that now exists ought to have centennial, ‘ ' . prepared which will serve as an at- ' [was associated with hte uncle. Frank off of golf.” relief work and to carry on public ।| .Mr. and Mrs. Vern Yarger. Mr and been anticipated, because of the in- ] education in this slate—and after I; tractive and permanent souvenir of Pancoast, in the jewelry business How nice of us to reduce cotton [Mrs. Don D. Putnam, Mr. nnd Mrs. creasing dryness of spring and sum- । and after Mr. Pancoast's death, con­ the event. ( the attorney general gave it as his ■ mnieston pnu tsetrar Mr production to our own needs so oth­ Eggleston. Phil Mr^d Begar. Mrv Mr. tinued the business until afflicted mer seasons during recent yearsopinion that the passmg of the (Ralph ^'p‘L“ ggt<Sto^ The wooden nickels arc being diser lands can produce more to supply amendment would do exactly that •JjTveKa Bumford Whlle America probably will not suf- ।trlbutdd by merchants of the coun­ several years ago with paralysis. the world! । thing, then the Automobile Club of ® „_r ’“d m" Er- fer for lack of bread thte year, that- ty In dehomfhatlohs of one nickel, Michlgan. having learned that thte ’Suj Mrio«5? fact will be due to surpluses raised । BODY BROUGHT HERE. two nickels and five nickels. tn other yeArs; for it te doubtful if Mrs. Roma Wightman, wife of the th| wheat crop this year will be sufFAMILY REUNION. late Russell B. Wightman, died at Mt- Bnd MrS RUMCl1 Smel- Helent to meet the needs "of “ the "Die twenty-sixth —___________________ annual reunion Daytona Beach. Florida. Monday mn’thlt S? kcr- Mr- and Mrs Freeman Furrow. American peopla. of the Wilkinson family was held morning. She had sufteted a fracLatior Day at Barryvlllc in O. D. ttired hip in a fall a few weeks ago. DEATH OF MRS. MATIE CANDIDATE FOR Fassett's grove. There were fifty- The body will be brought for burial companies and automobile makers , ,,, BLACK ON TUESDAY. nine in attendance. A bountiful pot to thte city, the funeral being held THE REPUBLICAN Mrs. Matle L. Black, widow of luck dinner was served about one at the cemetery chapel Friday—it Chum Wolcott of Charlotte. Frank Black, former well known resi­ NOMINATION FOR do not want such n lax on their o'clock, after whidi a good program te expected that It will be about ten ' dents of Hastings, passed away early waa enjoyed including music by the A. M. Mrs. Wightman was 77 years j products—automobiles and gasoline QAV|..p lainCMNITICQ Tuesday morning at her home in Callihan orchestra' The following of age, was the daughter of Mr, and 11 u» AutoraoWr Club Oi MieM- PAYING INDEMNITIES Or .S<i~iui5d,;'»s"suSi. ^. a officers were elected for the coming Mrs. James McKelvey of Maple gan had intended to'be perfectly FOR KILLING CATTLE IE. She was 61 years of age and had year: Pres. Warren Wilkinson of Grove and was born in that town­ fair, it would have explained long PRIMARIES, SEPT. 11, 1934 lived in Grand Rapids for 36 years. Charlotte; Vice-Pres . Ross Everct of .ship. There were two daughters ago what it was after. The aim te not only to dlt the gasoline tax from Federal Government Sends During their residence in this city, Detroit; Secy, and Treas.. Mrs. Don'born to Mr. and Mrs. Wightman, Mr. Black had a monument busi­ Hosjner of Charlotte. The reunion ‘ three cents to two cents, but also to both of whom died• some -• time ago. in Veterinarians to Make ness continuing that line of work Lifetime Barry Co. Resident. exclude automobiles and gasoline will be held at .Bennett Park Char­ ' Abortion Tests . after moving to Grand Rapids. Now Harry Township Clerk. "Why did Sandy Invite only mar­ lotte, on Labor Day next year. from the provisions of the sales tax Michigan has recently been allot­ Since his death in 1937. Mrs. Black Relatives were there from Gibson­ ried people to his wedding?'' Former Supervisor. . had conducted the Black Monument "Well, in that way tie figured that they were circulating their peti­ ed a portion of the federal fund burg, Ohio, Detroit. Charlotte. Co. Surviving are a brother. W. W. Nashville. Battle Creek. Chicago. all the presents would be clear pro­ tions? Why didn't they tell the pco- which is provided for the testing of Roell of Grand Rapids, and a sister. Jle of Michigan the truth before cattle herds In the various states Vermontville and Hastings. fit.” Mrs. Carrie C. Trude of Greenville, Your Sapport Will Be (contagious their little game was exposed by for Bang's Disease ALLEGAN COUNTY FAIR. abortion) and the payment of in­ besides several nieces and nephews. Appreciated the attorney general? Panama Canal tolls averaged 87.8 Funeral services will be held at The Allegan County fair will be cents a ton on shipping passing Now we can begin to see why the demnities on slaughtered cattie her late residence Thursday after­ held September 11-15 day and night. automobile makers and the oil com­ which react to the test, according noon at two o'clock. through the canal in 1931-33. Inasmuch as Barry- founty Is not panies are so interested In having i to County Agricultral Agent Foster. going to have a lair this year and Fanners having more cattle than these amendments carry. They wish PASSING OF ELROY TOBIAS. as the Allegan fair Is comparatively to exploit their own business by they can carry through this winter Elroy Tobias, who had lived his with gooa good roans roads leaning leading to our f.1 evading the sales tax. They want nnd having the abortion disease in entire life of 72 years in thte city, near wun sister city, many Barry county peo-1 the herd, should avail themselves other products to support the state died at hte home In the first .ward । government of Michigan and help of this opportunity to test The fed­ on Saturday night after a lingering pie will undoubtedly improve the opportunity to go to Allegan, for J ।" Hastinga, Michigan • Telephone* 2244-2557 lu relief and educational work by­ eral government will send in veter­ illness, coming home last.week from . paying their tax, but wish to exclude inarians to make the test at no ex­ Ann Ar bo* where he recently under­ Allegan always has a good fair. | The fair will be well worth while [ their own products. Can anyone im­ pense to the cattle owner. If any went an operation. _ Tbblas 88 can ** 8een ,rom announcc" agine any other than a seiflsh rea­ cattle react they will be shipped to SUNDAY and MONDAY, SEPT 9 and 10 son why the automobile manufac­ Detroit or some other federal in­ -r-M Si >u. .1~ *" “*“• I turers and big oil companies should spection point where they will be served the city as nn aiderman fori8ueSPENCER TRACY and JACK OAK1E in * , , , | attempt to do this by making their slaughtered and appraised. The six years, being a very capable engl- passing OF FLOYD FUL4 LER or ATLANTA. GA. | scheme a part of the constitution of farmer's returns will be what the ncer and city servant He hau.pteo animal will bring for meatrplus the Michigan? _______________----------------------------BLlhe. ?™nd Mr. knd Mrs. Bam Culbert received ;P Last week a well dressed gentle-1 indemnity offered by the govern- Rap 5*-' Bookcase Co. plant for a word on Monday of the death on A ALSO CENTURY COMEDY LATEST PATHS NEWS man stepped into the Banner office • ment. In no case will the govern- number of years. OU i>a«y mam >i-iu-u>w. I ve«ra Bunday night m of' micw their w son-in-law. and announced that he was here as i ment pay more indemnity than Bargain Matinees 1:00—3:08 rloyd Fu,,cr of Allw,la Oa No de" a representative of the Automobile | J20.00 a head for grades and 150 00 w r A’ ltalteweregivenconccmlnghtepassOther Performances—Adults 35c; Children 10c Club of Michigan to clear up in the per head for purebreds. The mar- Knlghta of Pythias, and waa the old- ln_ mind of the editor any doubts we ket now for surplus breeding stock est Past Master. Iitag. ,.u---------- ------------------------------- Surviving are hte widow, formerly 1 mlghj have as to the wisdom of re- ; is very poor. Tills Indemnity added Surviving is th. widow, whose Miss '^die Cu7^.“hte hia' '^mu. TUESDAY ONLY, SEPT. 11 Goldie“ Culbert. parents, during the gas Wc inquired Inquired if if 1। tn to the meat nrice price misht might heln help very t1 i|lLito/iwlng' and 01 b*r m°rC dU' ii,r ducinjr oas tax. We “nd Mrs. Mrs Fred Fred Fuller Fuller of of Atlanta. Atlanta. । Mr. and TWO FEATURES | there were selfish purposes back of materially in many cases where [Ge., and one brother. Joseph Fuller, the movement, which he disavowed, {stock must be sold and at the same Funeral services were conducted [of Jamestown, N. Y. SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT Then we asked him how the Club lime would work to clean up herds by the Rev. John W. Kitching at; Burial will be tnade In Atlant a. [ could afford to send out representa- from thte disease. CLARK GABLE and CAUDETTE COLBERT in the Presbyterian church on Monday DEATH OF Miss’ taves such as he If they didn't have I For thte service and the Indemsome selfish motive Needless to say nlty on positive animate, the herd Riverside cemetery. CLARA WALLDORFF. , that he did not answer that ques- owner agrees to -have all positive Miss Clara Walldorf! passed a»ay 1 tion. animals slaughtered, to abide by the CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC on Tuesday night at the home of [ The more the people of Michigan [rules of accredited Bang's Disease HERE IN HASTINGS. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Smith of De- .1 consider thte plan of the big oil and | free herd, to clean up the premises Hastings is to have a fret educaautomobile companies to make their if positive animals are found and With RALPH BELLAMY end SHIRLEY GREY rcmaliu 'rttl 1x1 brought to J little scheme a part of the constitu-1 to refrain from adding animals to cmTr6^ Mierik/'renrewitaUv^nf , ADDED—LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS tion of this state, the more they will | their herd without a proper period the' Natio^7^i£Ttto£riU chtrZ' Ha8Un«B «» Thursday and funeral* ADULTS IS CENTS CHILDREN M CENTS see the selfish motive behind thte 1 of quarantine. '“-il 1 proposition to reduce the gas tax. | Mr. Footer states that fartften | The purpose cannot be anything must make application for thte test In town recently. Dr. W. O. Davis of neral home at 3:30 o'clock that aft­ ernoon. Interment will be in the WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, SEPT. 12 and 13 IrlM- than to make,other folks pay a to Dr. T. S. Rich. State Building; Hastings was appointed to have Valley Home cemetery. iie COtt cmx <?! of the upVern upkeep and ! ILanfing, Ul.hlMn Michigan.' On addressing charge of arrangements locally. ! jMirt of 'he SPECIAL ATTRACTION the bullcflng of good good roads roads’ tn Michi- >Mr. Rich he will send an application mg of Tills iwu national move sponsored DEATH OF THO8. HENEY. P blank W.MWX which WMV the VWIW, owner may fill out by the profession. Dr. G. W. Will of MARION DAVIES and GARY COOPER in jga'l. ,[ — ,1,1 VUV Thomas Hency. aged 73 years, a We,maintain, and we think we W he desires to after reading over Macon. Mo. chief of Staff of. the passed away on Friday morning at fl I are Tight, and the representative of [the application. Explanations re- Clinic organization and Dr. K. D. hte home south of the city, death be-! P | thfc Automobile club of Michigan j girding the test can be had al the Laurence of Dennison. Texas, will Ing due to"heart trouble. Surviving U who visited us admitted, that the county agent's office but application have charge of the clinic. Thte te the are the widow. Dr. M. Alice Henry, fl AIM. HAaab- uu.( r.U,, N,w. roads of this .state were built foriljjanks are not available there, first of a series of such periodic and three foster children, two sonsiP ADt’LTH IS.; CHILDREN Ik the the vw owners ---------— es ..... benefit of .... .,.ls of iuto-1| . _____ - r *- --------------muiui w ut health itaiuica features to be cuuuucicv conducted ucrc, here, and Ti daughter. Funeral services'j mobiles. That being true, we be-1 DAHLIA CLUB TO according to Dr. Dunn. were held at BL Roae church I lieve that such car owners ought to HOLD FLOWER SHOW. The clinicians will make a com- Tuesday morning at nine o'clock. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPT. .14 and 15 pay the costs of road building and The Dahlia Club and the Men's plete Chiropractic analysis of doses Father B. N. Geller officiating. Bur- 4 maintenance. We do not believe that Garden club of Battle Creel are hittending the' clinic. A complete X- 1*1 was in Mt. Calvary cemetery. I TWO FEATURES the nil ■ <n k-J__ • 4in . _ their oil mmtMniM comiienies are interested tn in , holding a a fine Flower Flower Ahnw Show nt at ll.r the ray unit _ will be included SCHANTZ •reunion' L thte move for any other than selfish new W. K. Kellogg auditorium on clinical examine equipment. GEORGE RAFT with ADOLPHE MENJOU and reasons; nor do we believe Uie big September 8 and 7. They are giving The annual reunion of the fl FRANCES DRAKE automobile manufacturers favor it !• flne lot of priws for the entries PENNOCK HOSPITAL. Schantz family look place on Labor P for any other reason than that they jof dahlias All other flowers are givThree babies were bom at the day at the spacious home of Cecil '4 wteh to have other people pay part • «n ribbon prises and silver cup.. hospital during the past week as Curtte in Sunfield township, Eaton I of the expense of buldlng good roads Everyone te welcome to make en­ follows: Ou Sept. 3, a daughter to county. Thirty-five were preeent. ” ------ *1*6 ------x _»traffic. regardless of where they live. Mr. and Mrs. Hllward Campbell. After a bountiful dinner and elec- A for the benefit of automobile -------- ------ --------- -------These entries must be In before Hastings. Route 1; a daughter to tlon of officers for the coming year, I • The tongcat distance between any eleven o'clock on September 6. The Mr. and Mrs. Car! Marble of Wil­ ALSO LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS two given points te that between the two clubs will furnish small con­ liamston. Mich., on sept. 4; * son Added CoaMdy-'niRRE BEAR*' Adali, lie; Children Me x... and .the k- — down payment one .wz. that tajpe,, ^t. uq, Ur8e to Mr. end Mrs Walter Peak. Au­ makes you paid up. , will M NO admlMkm charge. gusta. Route 2. on Sept. 4Following Is the program for the evening VERNOR WEBSTER his platform In plenty of time for consideration by the voters before the primary. Al. as we all know him. be­ came very well acquainted with the voters of the Eighth District, and they with him, during the campaign of 1932. At that time he wasl defeated by the veteran scion? the Into George Leland, of Fennville, in a three-cornered race. Rev. Charles C. Willett was the third member Ln that race. Although Al lost, he lost to a' veteran whom the• voters thought should be ireturned for another term. Not because he 1lives in South Haven but l„„ having lived here, having worked for the community, and having developed a suc­ cessful business m our midst N sponsoring the candidacy ■ we haye had an opportunity of ALFRED D DUBUISSON to learn how well equipped . for the 'Republican nomina­ the Tribune te happy to com­ tion for STATE SENATOR, we mend Alfred D. Dubuisson to feel that we are offering the the Republican voter., ot Van' xnmUes of Allegan. Barry and Buren. Allegan and Barry counties. man exceptionally wen quali­ fied by business training and He stands for "economy In experience, and one upon government, tax reduction and whom they can depend to the preservation of our serve the best Interests of the schools. - but he does not pre­ three counties and the slate sent these items just because at large without fear or favor. they might sound attractive ALFRED D. DUBUISSON to citizens, but because he has ’ Is a successful business man methods to fit these theories. of marked integrity and ex­ He exclaims with some spirit, ecutive ability, with a keen tor Instance, that it is non­ understanding of the prob­ sense to try to hoodwink the lems of the farmer, the labor­ taxpayer into a tax that he er, home owner and the av­ doesn't discern. He would erage business man who con­ have an -honest appraisal, stitute the citizenship of the without respect of persons. eighth district He to likewise Hid base a mans lax on prop­ a diligent student of state af­ erty owned, although he ad­ fairs with a keen sense of re­ mits that "the sales lax lias sponsibility for the schools strong points u it is properly and their Importance to the applied." youth of our state as well as their relation, to the economic Relative to the farmers' well being gf the average tax­ . jirqblems. Ire questions the. ability.?! the farmer to sup­ payer. x" port himself and hto family while getting leas for what he sells and (laying more for what he buys. Al's remedies ALFRED D DUBUISHON In do not consist of schemes to relieve the farmers by grants of money, but lie would re­ the Republican nomlnalieve the handicap of exces­ sive taxation through: <11 reALFRED D. DUBUISSON I The - following to from the South Haven Tribune of Au- him. The Tribune says: WHERE AL STANDS. Alfred D. Dubuisson. candi­ date for the State Senate frotn this district announces Ute revitalizing of his farm. On financing of-the school. Al believes that their support should come from a school tax. direct and dignified, not otherwise. The .Eighth District will do well in electing A. D. Dubuis­ son to the office of State Ben- Dubuiuon for Senator Committee JOHN G. NAGLKR. Chairman. REGISTER OF DEEDS । fmNDTHEATE Looking for Trouble It Happened One Night The Crime of Helen Stanley i OPERATOR. 13 The Trumpet Blows Tim MeCoy » Roll Bent lor Love �THY HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1M4 TIIDIWITPIICO [(ID Sporting Items ' I UrHU I M1tn run IKON’ ' KING TOUI I rally. MrJ y accompanied ty. e at a meetini wee and Hlltel meeting be In I lerlng In Cass e Queen at thl ling on Saturdal tiurch Saturday OR BURHAN! flzation of th 1 In Van Bure: the purpose o lacy over th ct during th ipalgn. A grou] ver the district of the accom Burhans as i ature. Many o lentlal farmer . Burhans. as I is best able u t. They hav ! carrying th< ver the dlstrlc r. Burhans an . a prominen UNION leadei nit and farn lams, Van Bur Ung Attorney ent of the vil Ittomey C. L ne. and sdven a king at bant picture shows >)lc gatherings Indlng up hl: ig Roman I locratlc oppoib he plays gol y have to flju take his tn bn reduce cotton needs so othnore to supply •BSTER DEEDS , Resident. Jp Clerk. I nd 13 I htmerald club held last meeting Attorney William tohflm in Del y Gatheri State | Wtaj) of ■with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Wenger. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bel) returned with them for an in­ definite stay. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Endsley of Wayland. Mrs. Frank Hecker and daughters, Frieda and Geraldine, spent Sunday with relatives in Faytatte, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. John Handell of Cincinnati were there also. Mrs. Ida Wolfe te visiting rela­ tives In Angola. Ind.. Mrs. D. D. Myers of Hammond. Ind, spent last week with her mothla-, Mrs. Frank McDerby. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warner and Mrs. Mary Hope were In Charlotte Monday. . Otto Schulze te visiting relatives in Philadelphia, Pa. Miss Dawn Olmstead of near Yp­ silanti te spending a few weeks al ‘the Fred Oarlinger home. ' Roy Brumm and son Bruce were tn Ann Arbor Monday. Mrs. Brumm returned home with them after spending the past few months in the University hospital. Mias Lillian Elliston spent the past two weeks at the T. D. Demaray home In Kalamazoo. Miss Dorotha Edmonds, a regis­ tered nurse, te caring for Mrs. C. W. Smith. 8. E. Powers has bought the for­ mer John Snore property on North Main street. A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs Harold Housler August 2?th at the Pultz hospital. Mrs. Lenna Carroll of Bellevue underwent a major op­ eration on Monday morning. Supt. W. D. Wallace and family have returned from Port Collins. Colo., and northern Michigan, where they visited enroute home. Lee Myers of Blanchard visited relatives and friends here last week. Miss Helen Pumtes has returned to her school work In Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. William Hill have gone toaUnion City where he will have charge of the agricultural work in the school there. Mr. Hill was a Smith-Hughes graduate from M. S. C. this year. Mrs. Amelia Lentz has gone to Darien. Connecticut to visit rela­ tives. . Miss Mildred Caley spent last week in Chicago. Several friends of Mrs. Herbert Cook gave her a party Thursday at the home of her mother. Mrs. Jarstafer. Lovely refreshments were served. Mrs. Seth I. Zemer entertained her son from Wteconsn over the week end. , Rev. and Mrs. Turner spent Wed­ nesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dahlhauser at their cottage at Saddlebag lake. Mrs. Ettle Mather has returned home from Jackson, where she had spent some time with relatives. Alston and Elizabeth Penfold re­ turned to their home at East Jor­ dan after spending the summer here. 1 Lansing Was the . INDIAN LANDING PLAYS. j Speaker The Indian landing ball team (Continued from One) Played ball with Carlton Center — ,-------------------,—Page----------------I The last meeting before the prlBunday at Thomapple lake. The । for the other four meetings, and will marleg of the .Fitzgeraid-For-GovIhave them lined up in the very near ern°e Club *as held at the Wood­ seventh inning then was called on future. ( ' land Grange hall on Tuesday eve­ account of rain. ' In no other way than by the; ning, the attendance being decreased Batteries for. Indian landing: Brotherixnd's cooperative plan . doubtless by the Inclement weather Catcher, Keller. Pitchers, Rose, Bell. would it be possible to bring such'end counter attractions In Wood­ For Carlton Center; Catcher, Far­ men as Chase Osborn, Dr. Voelker .land. rell. Pitchers, Keeler, Price. and others who will appear on the A bounteous pot luck supper was Next Bunday Indian landing will program, and at the same time fur- enjoyed, followed by the singing of play Freeport at Indian Landing. nlah seven good suppers for the low some well known numbers led by . Game called at 3:00. A. good game price of 12.00. Hon. John C. Ketcham. expected. ’ The Brotherhood Is the outstandProbate Judge Stuart clement in­ Ing organization In Hastings to bring I traduced the various candidates GAMES CALLED ON town folks arttl rural folks together i present followed by the introduction ACCOUNT OF RAIN. and has done much good. With such of Mias Rachel Caln, who is working The local tennis squad remained a program as It plans for this year' for Mr. Fitzgerald at Lansing. Atidle over the week end when their ithe Brotherhood will contribute 'torney William Wise, a speaker from matches with Charlotte, Greenville I 1 much for the good of Hastings and. the Fitzgerald headquarters, gave a and Grand Ledge were called off on Barry county. 'short talk concerning state affairs. account of rain. As soon as the program shall be discussing the tax situation, in­ Rain clouds also kept the Has­ completed season Tickets will be eluding the 15 mill limitation, the tings Independents from playing printed covering the seven meetings sales tax. the liquor tax, the head their scheduled boil game with —all for 62XX), or leas than the price tax and the.gas tax. He also paid hte Dowling, Bunday. of that many meals In a restaurant, j respects to the attitude of the pres­ ent state administration in the matF1VE FOUR8OME8 PARTHE LITTLE RED BRICK. ter ot prison supervision, and parTICIFMTED MONDAY. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Craig of E.|donlng criminals. He said that Mr. Extra activities arranged to fill'। Hastings called Monday evening al Fitzgerald believes there should be the Labor Day week end at the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strausbaugh's. |no interference by the governor in Country Club were confined to a Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shively and the administration of Justice by the grandsons of Columbus. Ohio, called courts and in the prisons of the state ment In which five foursomes par­ n.u-__ . __ l 'nf of Mlrhtffan Michigan. ticipated. Charlie Doyle added a Friday on Mrs Rebecca Craig and Several of those present the first new ball to his golfing equipment Mrs. Deborah Southworth. part of the evening returned to Has­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Newton of when he topped the field for the low tings to attend the Clare Hoffman Detroit spent Saturday evening with net score with a card of 75. Dr. Kenmeeting. ith McIntyre and Cliff Dolan tied the latter's brother, Warren Bolton, for low gross when each turned In a and family. GRANGE NOTES. Floyd Craig made a business trip About 250 grangers and their fam­ The scheduled President and Vice­ to Veftnontville and Battle Creek ilies accepted the invitation of War­ President match was postponed. Saturday. den Kidder of Ionia Reformatory Mrs. J. P. Morgan from Oklahoma and were guests of the Institution on TENNIS DOUBLES TOUR­ called Friday at Wm. Strausbaugh's. Wednesday of last week. NAMENT ONJ.™ SUNDAY. Three 1J-»1 Mrt Mlnnle Hammond accomThe' day's entertainment began toumev toQrand^uSre1^? Run Pftn,cd her nephew, Clarence Ham- .with music by the Reformatory band dTt- b/tImond. of Hastings to the wedding — of and i ---------- ----------------- ---------------------------words of greeting by those in 5* Michigan Ruth Ruth Hammond, Hammond, daughter daughter ot of Mark'Charge, Mark < Mr. Kidder explaining the Tennis League doubles tournament, Hammond. Saturday night to Kola- purpose of these visits by organizzaan annual affair that climaxes the mazoo.-------------- \-------------------------------- |tioru, to be a wider public acquainleague's match play that has car­ Mr. and Mrs. ’Detor Clum and tancc with the work being accomried on throughout the summer. Representing Hastings will be famlly of Lake Odessa spent Bunday pllshed by the institution. Tripe about the prison farm and Dwight Fisher and Bill Kennedy, evening at Warren Bolton's. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hammond gardens, a luncheon served within Chet Hodges and Ralph Burroughs and Lynn Perry and Gordon C rotti­ and Bernard called on Geo. Bnyder the prison and visits to the Indus­ trial plants, the cell blocks and the and family near Caledonia Satur ­ ers Besides Hastings. Grandville, exhibit of articles of prison manuGrand Ledge. Greenville. Caledonia. day evening. .. Wm. nw. Straus-,.facture—together with a splendid Friday visitors at Charlotte and Lakeview will also be rere, " Mrs. Craig baugh's we... — Wm. — ~._' w and.program of mlisle and a talk by represented. • ----Mrs. Wm. Sheffield of Hastings. | Prof. Traut of M. 8. C. completed a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff very enjoyable and profitable day. HASTINGS CLUB TO EN­ Welcome grange entertained Barry TERTAIN CASCADE CLUB. were Grand Rapids visitors Sunday* County Pomona. Saturday evening. Thursday afternoon the local Aug. 25. A bountiful pot luck supper SOUTH SHULTZ.* golfing fraternity will play host to Cascade Country Club of Grand Mr. and Mrs. Charley Kenyon and Rapids when the Furniture City Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kenyon attend­ program was given consisting of in­ golfers come here for a club ex­ ed the funeral of Mrs. Julia Ben- ।strumental music under the direc­ ewa of Hart Tuesday and spent :tion ot Andrew Matthews, a very in­ change match. talk on "The Financial Re­ the night with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron structive I SEVEN OLD TIMERS Leatherman of Dutton. <sponsibility Act" by Atty. Adclbert QUALIFY FOR MATCH. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. William 'Cortrlght and solos by. Mrs. Floyd The week opened with seven qual­ Bonneville of Battle Creek an eight1i 'Everhart, all numbers being thorifying scores already posted for the pound son. August 31. (Congralu- loughly enjoyed by the large number | present. all -regret that illness Old Timers Golf Tournament. lation*. \r-------- We — — — -----------------DELTON. Among the first to qualify and their Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kenyon in prevented Hon. J. C. Ketcham being scores were, Joe McKnight, S3, Char­ company with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse present to discuss the new Tax Pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Cosby and daugh­ lie clarke. 08. Henry Sheldon. DI. Will Kenyon visited Mr. and Mrs. George 'gram. ter. Barbara Jean, of Vicksburg and Schader, 68. Charlie Doyle. 87. Carl Brockway of Adrian Thursday night This Wednesday, a five county | Mr. and Mrs. Noah Dings of LltchWesplnter, 114. and Dr. Houghton. find Friday, then visited relotives grange rally and picnic is being held ' field were Sunday guests of Mr. and 101. and friends in Monroe and Detroit, at Grand Rapids. Barry county be­ Mrs. Harvey Dings. The two lating one of the five. National nnd I ter guests will remain for an ex * Returning home Labor day. SEMI-FINAL MATCH' * ' ’ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonneville nnd State grange officers are appearing । tended visit. E8 TO BE/FLAYED. daughters. Lorraine and Lorna, and on the program nnd an enjoyable ■Places In the Club Championship Gordon Kenyon spent Sunday aft­ time is in store for all who attend. f Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barnum spent ' Sunday at Lake Michigan. Plight remained unchanged during ernoon ' with Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry I Mr. and Mrs. Max Reynolds and the current week with the semi-final Mlsencr of Kalamazoo. NASHVILLE. . 1 little daughter. June, and Mrs. Ella match between Dr. Kenlth McIntyre Mrs. Adolph Duuse. Sr., and | Reynolds spent from Saturday until and Kim Sigler yet to be played to daughter. Mildred, spent from Wed­ Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell determine an opponent for Dick nesday until Monday with her son­ Reynolds in Ohio. Concrete, which has come into Stem in the finals. In the first flight, in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. , James Underhill suffered a hard Charlie Doyle became the first to such tremendous pse In this coun­ Harold Voelker, in Lansing. paralytic stroke Friday night. He reach the finals when he eliminated try, dates Its origin far back Into Rev. and Mrs. Albert Ostroth and te somewhat improved at the pres­ antiquity, buildings cmutnicted as family of Detroit Spent Monday and ent writing. We hope he may con­ finallsts, Ian ironside and Burdette long ago as 1800 B. O. arc still Tuesday with their parents. Rev. tinue to get better. Wndd. liave yet to play their match. standing. The Babylonians, Greeks, and Mrs. Albert Ostroth. Only about ten dollars were taken Egyptians and Romans uaed the ma­ Julian Sebastian and Ryan Wil­ In at the musical Friday night giv­ SOUTHWEST CARLTON. liams spent last week In Chicago en'by Grand Rapids people. The A barn dance program and dance terial extensively. program was much enjoyed by those after program will be given at Carl­ Sometime between closing time present. ton Grange hall on Thursday eve­ Nominate a Saturday night and Monday morn­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wertman vis­ ning. September 13. Everyone invit­ ing thieves broke into the tailor ited the former's sister and fam­ Republican Congressman ed. Small ^dmlsslon. shop of John 8. Greene, and took ily. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garrison. A few from this vicinity attended Who Can Win. 27 suits of clothes. They entered In Hastings Sunday. the Carlton school reunion at Carl­ through a basement window and The Inland Lakes Garden Club ton Center on Thursday. • A MISTA K E forced open a middle door Into the will meet Thursday afternoon, Quite a few of the Carlton Grang­ front port, they left by the rear September 13. at the home of Mrs. ers were able to attend the Barry door. Jennie Osborne. Each member is County Grange Day at Ionia Re­ Should Not Be Made. Mr. and Mrs. Gall Lykins and requested to be present if possible, formatory Wednesday. The day was There are two candidates from twin sons were at Than Lykins' and receive her year book, and also well spent and enjoyed by all. A tour plans will be made to entertain the was made through the fields and Van Buren county. You know they south of Charlotte. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bourtner of Win­ Richland Garden Club in October. gardens in the forenoon. At noon a will split the vote and each will Mrs. Mary Burgzss of Hastings lovely dinner was served. In the aft- destroy the other's chance of nom­ chester, Ind., and A. K Dull spent ination. Impartial observers say several days camping on the Mus­ tailed on her brother, James Un­ tion tour through all the buildings that the nomination lies between kegon river near Morley. Mr. and derhill. Saturday. We found 1J00 men there and 60 the Berrien candidate and Clare E. Mrs. Clayton Decker. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams entertained his Oltle Lykins. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert daughter and granddaughter from per cent of them twenty-five or be­ Hoffman of Allegan. Ttic Berrien candidate is a mighty Dickson and Mrs. Noyes spent the Lansing last week. low. It seems a shame that the The next annual Community young men of today are not taught fine gentleman, honest and consci­ week camping there. entious. but something more than Mr. and Mr* Frank Bennett and meeting and election of officers will hall to do some kind to keep them that is needed at the next session Mr. and Mrs. Fred White were in be held In the Community Monday night, September 10. Pot out of mischief and being led of Congress. An arm-chair Con­ Battle Creek Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs Wendell Bassett lucY supper served at seven o'clock. astray. Although the boys have very gressman would be alright in ordi­ good opportunities there foe ad­ nary limes, but today we must have and daughter of Naperville, Ill., and The meeting will be a reception to vancement if they take the chance someone who can publicly, as wgll Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marshall of Lan­ the school board and teachers of when it is offered to them. A good as privately, make an Intelligent sing called on relatives and friends the Barry Twp. Agricultural school. The newly organized Delton band, program followed and then we went and courageous fight to protect us. here Saturday night. Clare E. Hoffman, Allegan's can­ A large bom on the Mrs. Elsie under the leadership of Roy Mc­ through the dairy bams and from didate. not only has the Integrity Furnlss farm, two and a half miles Bain. will furnish music. Every­ there each car left for home. ’ George Btrodlbeck and son. Clar­ and the determination, but, tn addi­ northeast of Nashville, burned to body come. ence Btrodtbeck. and his son, Rob­ tion, he has the ability to express the ground Saturday morning, aft­ ert Btrodtbeck. and Charlie Bug­ logically, clearly and forcibly, either er being struck by lightning. A hay­ DURFEE cultivator and manure den of Cleveland, Ohio, were guests in writing or by speech, privately or loader, School began Monday morning of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Btrodtbeck publicly, his views, which are sound spreader, a harness, besides hay. with Miss Gertrude McPharlln as from Saturday to Monday. Bunday teacher. visitors at their home were, Mr. and and will. if nominated, conduct a Mr. and Mrs Ralph Striker will Mrs. Carl Weyerman and daughter. campaign that will be a vete-gei- contcnts. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bird entertain the L. A. 8. Wednesday. and family art the tenants. Thelma, of Hastings, and Mr. Paul September 12. Everyone come. The Castleton township board at Btrodtbeck of Kent City and Miss and. If elected, he will be able to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rice and daugh­ Ida pitt and Arthur Btrodtbeck of meet and repel tile bitter end con­ their meeting Friday evening ap­ ter attended a family gathering at tinued assaults of Democratic Con­ pointed election bbards to serve at Mrs. Fannie Pell's of Plainwell, Bun­ Assyria, / __ ... September _______ __ 11 _________________ primary election: day. Mr. And Mrs. Frank Shriber and gressmen at Washington on ourthe 8. W. Smith, J. C. McDerby. Ardaughter and Mrs. Earl Keeler and constitutional liberties. Rev. Fred King and femlfy, left Allegan county has not had a thur Housler. R. M. Wetherbee and Thursday and will reside tn Tam­ daughter, Mrs. Leo Barry and eon Congressman in thirty-six years. .'M. E. Hoyt for precinct one; E. H. arac and minister In Lowell. spent Friday in Battle Creek. -Mr. and Mrs. Walter Culbert and Bhe has always furnished a sub- Lathrop, E. O. Smith. H. F. RemRev. E. Gamble is moving here |lngton. H. B. McIntyre and Harold from Grand Rapids. son Robert, spent Bunday with ber stantial Republican majority. mother of Caledonia. Allegan city, Allegan county, will Higdon for precinct two. The board There will be Sunday School at Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Usbome cast an overwhelming vote forHoff- 'also voted 110 to the Hosmer and 10:30, preaching at 11:15 every Bun­ During the Primary cam-1 Barryvllle cemetery committees to day at the East Baltimore church. spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. man. Theron Caln of Podunk. paign he has spoken for the Re-1 be used in keeping up both ceme- Come out and hear the special mu­ publlcan Party, more than for him-1 terles. sic. Carlton spent Sunday with Mr. and self. Ha can da mare to aid the i Practice is In full swing far Miss Joyce Reaser of Flint spent Mrs. Carol Fuller and daughter. Mr. Republican Forty in winning this '"Crazy Politics" to be given Thurs- Bunday with the home folks. Hale and Mr. Puller motored to Ada eleeUon than any other candictate, day and Friday nights of this week in the afternoon. Thia is not an anonymous ad-at the Star Theater. Earl D. OtaiFresk Fisk From Valga Mrs. Anna Buck and daughter*. Flab that have been frozen In Esther and Aseha attended Uw fl. D. mittee," as is frequently done. The leading pasts. At a meeting of the directors of dry ice may be shipped over long Saturday. the Nashville Co-operative Eleva­ distances and then completely and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Norris of Candidate. tor Association held on Thursday quickly revived upon plunging them Hastings spent Bunday evening with Allegan County Congressional night the officers were all relected: Into water. Sturgeon from the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Culbcrt's. President, F. J. Garlinger; Vice­ Volga may be shipped to the United Edwy O. Retd, Chairman. Pres.. E. B. Gray; Secy., Amos Wen­ States and consumed as fresh fish and Hazel Shriber called on Mrs. D. E. Alcock, Treasurer and ger; manager. Earl D. Olmstead. and the roe prepared an^ made Into Nina Barry and family Bunday aftPublicity Manager. —Pqll^cal Adv.: family of Flint spent the week end caviar tn this country,' NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. Mrs. Mabie Mead and son. John, of Flint called at the John Mead and Shirley Slocum homes Satur­ day. she also called on tier sister, Mrs. Mae Heteel. in Carlton. Mrs. Mary Townsend and sister from Ohio called on Mra Henry Cole Tuesday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slpcum and daughter spent Tuesday evening with hte parents in Woodland and Mrs. Maggie Underwood and chil­ dren from Arkansas were also en­ tertained there Tuesday evening and Wednesday forenoon. The Martin school began this ■week with Miss FrancA Darby us 'teacher; Miss Crystal Bragdon will teach Wellman; Mrs. Helen Echtinaw Kirchner will supply for her sister at the iDastleton Center for about two months. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum and daughter and Miss Margaret Karrar and brother. Lyle, of Lake Odessa were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Karrar. Succcoful Maa and Inspiration । Successful men. In general, sup­ ply more Inspiration than sound ad­ vice to those who follow In their footsteps. And that Is as It should be. A boy needs to know that oth­ ers hare conquered discouragement, surmounted obstacles and arrived at last at the rainbow's end. But he must And for himself, In most cases, the road which leads to IL A LOT Here’s a Goodyear with a long list ot friends—users who are getting real grip, 4.40.11 real safety, real mileage at mighty low cost. Come see your site Speedway—a great exampleof the greater value you get In Goodyears at every price. Bross Tire and Battery ROAD SERVICE — Telephone 2482 North Michigan Avenue Hastings, MhWgaa Here’s Why Thrifty Folks Flock to Penney Celebrating 32 Years of Fall Outfitting For The Entire Farni , Designed for Little Women! 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Different! •1-69 Shorts and OEgk Shirts______ fcWW A new collection etyled by "Betty Coed" — "Blimp” beretr. “Coolie" brims, turn-back and raised brims, stitched felts—and satins, velvets, and wool crepes I Range of colors! This Value Calls for Action! MEN'S SUITS Single breasted, gathered back. 2 pockets. Lined or unlined. 14-20. Penney's Clothing Sensation at wAVKUTcara Aet now! See tftst suit/for your­ SOFTIES, BESETS j. Girl/ Stylet! self! Styled right, made right! Good quality casslmeres, worsteds, novel­ ties. Stripes, chscks, plslds, plain colors. Blues, greys, tans, browns. 49* Many styles,and colors I Get sev­ eral at this low Penney price | Cliardonlze UNDIES , FdMOtu Adonne! 49Permanent dull AA\ wXz ahrink, fadel Ha>- Bargains! New Fall Styles! Men's Oxfords Alldeather construction! �* THE HASTING 8 BANW, WPWWT, fCTPCMB |> UM to high I MaaaBMMMMMMMIMMMM von popular approval. For thia (Views and Opinions; I What Others Say ed. Expcrtmentatloti * Banner trip. “This and That bushbuck antt Uw anon,. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday car* of Grand Rapta*. Including Grand Canyon clerks and others, picnicked there, And hail the East-Wind of the open Longfeltow. In Impre&slons. and Thursday nine coaches filled Unucd Insistence that the social with Grund Rapid* butcher*, with Who know* the home of sea-born by . ■ . fabric must be refashioned has their families and clerks landed at TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. I WISH I WAS IN DIXIE.M wind* that pas* SUNRISE OK LONDON. l not aroused antagonism. Sadie R- Cook; Rev. and Mr* Keith Chidester the island. While -in Grand Rapid* Waking with dawn and wandering were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mr*. Maynard visited MA. Edna ■ All vbldi la .»ppor«(SWSi'aSi.'SS with ths su»A friend reminded me recently •Ce« M UmUm«-•iscmatlonal victory of Mr. Sinclair, more fair. *• wUh fIiaminy. (and pappy_, that in a letter to the Banner, now Mrs. w. N. Chidester, enroute from Parker, who I* in the U. B. A. hos­ Dull would he be of aod who could their vacation, which they spent in pital under preparatory treatment and the almost unanimous support too); we long to be on that 'choo। many montlis old, I had led Mm up And fade in’slknce when tire da^ is pass by accorded Senator Hiram Johnson's | choo" leaving for Alabam’. down by to the brink of the Grand Canyon the Adirondack*, to their l>ome in A sight *o touching in its majesty. *■ nature. . Manistee. Rev. Chidester left for 'renomlbaUon the Mluladrel Mid all that aon ol |(whore he had been tottering : This City now doth like a garment i«T-inv-i— .thing. Not alone for sentimental: ever eince. anticipating that first ;Manistee Tuesday. Mrs Chidester The cattle are returning from the remaining for two weeks. The*beauly of the morning; silent. promised look, made in blluful 1gMr*. Frank Bliven and son*. Roa* Mr. and Mr*. Herman Peckham LBT couKn; 'tiibie months Bdwy ^eWeditor of the the Mason-Dixon Line. We want to norance at the time of what of Olean. N. Y.. who have been visit­ and Don. and Mr. and Mr*. Will The sun, gold-fingered, sinks into bare. , DV'JLMCE —------ z— ----------- * Sc republican Allegan Gazette, deplores be down there where the AAA is a first trip to California meant. [ the west; Ship*, tower*, dome*, theatre*, end ing her parents. Mr. and Mr*. W. W. McDonald and son went to Holt Promise* of that nature I found, {Struble, i,,i^AadVasc8 STY’ OI,**1 so!‘he rtcent Political and growing in­ left Hartings Labor Day for Sunday and were the gyesU of Mr. The kopje* yield the goat* by welltemples lie i An Aur.ata. —........ >i.au rrom from nere here wnere where tnc the nrocewnuc processing tax- SSX worn way*. and Mrs. Homer McDowell. They Open unto the field* and to the sky; »'»>'"Wh- „„rp<la w. ™ IK. Back to their wired kraal* to take All bright and glittering in the returned Monday night. Ic • " ' ‘liean weeklies of the state.' What is pay-off pay-off arranged arranged by by southern southern statesstates- planning so many delightful thingsArn their rest;Rev. Bready was taken to Ludrngsmokeless air. they bc“ kx-aUM in AhVXXTisiNG xsTEo. now becoming true of the weeklies men with the help of northern yes, and personally conducting us about J? ton by c. w. Mixer In the latter's The last hoarse crow* flap westward* Never did sun more beautifully »r Ur«rtl*lB< ni« <m wUm- . m of dall ™ R tor men who certainly could not have ■ithat enchanted land where nature car. starting Tuesday. Rev. Bready through «»the —sky. »— ■ I* so prodigal with her offerings; 5?n -nX2?to steep ma loci, aa* ludiar »Oii,h an.' j-.i . that own theirconstitutents blind voting into! was ; A hare lopes out to browse along the In its first splendor valley, rock, or T? .■-> flnt jlia **« prr link * 8ome ltae 71,6 dalIj pttpcr edlt(°ra 'foreseen selfing their will close up his cottage at Epworth where every drive, every view, every ( road. Heights and bring Ilia family here Coloma, u a »or* for <aah la- appreciate how simple it to to de- financial slavery. . experience from picking your first i . _______ . ~ The last pink tint* on Vumba pale this week. cauu'i ward** * “ a ' nounce one party and laud the other Here Here xrc are th: the figu" figures taken taken from from orange to mountain driving was the ldJi^^iSdSv^fS and die, City Marshal Goldsmith and fam­ deep! ,n* since patronage has largely replaced the oiticuil AAA records showing initial one of 1U kind. Only thoe da>. The deepening heaven <infinitely The river glldetb at- hl* own »weet how the northehi taxpayers have who have undergone similar exper-|Uhd 8| e wil/uter^o'toSouth^a' ily and hl* mother returned on Fri­ day evening from a five days' vtoil - will. , been sold down the river. The folWith myriad Jewel*) scarce one star ... .The very houses *eem asleep; Im. time has come-and it ha* been de- |Owlng shoW7l that Michigan. reveals, And all that mighty heart I* lying cmi vclopcd to an even higher degree Illinois, Indiana and Iowa have paid >111 La When, aa the valleys Into shadows •till I - ----------------- ---- . uorj. lindcr the primary—when too few 850.000.000 in processing taxes while melt. —William Wordsworth. Poem*. toS's^uidTKlcJlS^m“r “nd Un “ward Knapp THIRTY Y£1AR8 AO° TODAY. Unseen. Injazl silent homeward ■teals. ehlnery and. by the same token, the benefit- payments, SAYINGS OF Hrnial .nd Cmn h(« callcd al lhe J Mattoon home, Owing to the reslgnaUoo of the ‘government. With Allegan still a ProceMlng JOB PRINTING. Theodore Roosevelt. Flf JStiie^e to Jt leot v 8unday- enroute from Crystal Lake former superintendent and principal And leaves dark Night the wooing of the Veld. The difference between a leader 1 two paper town it may be. that Mr. Tax Paid Bcncflta Received I il use toe,space tc. at '“^“8 my to their home in Monroe. Miss Mil- of the Marquette High school. Ml** —Kingsley Fairbridge. in "Veld and a bos* Is that the leader leads Michigan. « ■iRifiOf.'.r the^dJe^r toe mtahtv^s^e drcd Ma U°°« accompanied them to Mary Powers of this city was ten ­ Rfld fccls the nced for a party or‘ । Verse." (London: Oxford University and the bos* drive*. I 3.476369 99 > Wyandotte where she will leach the dered the position of principal and 'gan but in one paper field* there is Press). Illinois. IL is a matter of conviction with m ,coming year. . (wired her acceptance Monday. The • ‘no more need for the old time parti- ;>36,097.84930 me that do frank and honest man >1,732.61241 .sight seeing in America. | Mr and w B Herron and 'promotion was entirely unsolicited • Muri DcFoc of the Charlotte" CARLYLE REFUSES A oould be In the long run entangled Indiana. editor than there I* for partisan axo neaI „ ... „ ’son have returned to their home In .and needless to say is very gratifya BARONETCY Republican-Tribune has writ­ by the snares of plotter*, whatever >1342.06833 Few will ever forget that first, champaign. Illtonls. after spending ing to Miss Powers' many friends milk dealers. When Mr. Reid re- !* 4316308.43 ten the following editorial 6, Cheyne Row. Chelsea appearance* might for the moment . aia ru,'vlcw' We 11 under thc most u' a week with E. J Bump and family, here. She left last evening to enter Unqulshc* hl* Journalistic work— ( comment for this issue of the . December 2. 1874 Indicate. I 6.020305.67 5 J3B.670.90 vorabic circumstances; a turquoise ------------। upon the duties of her new position. which time we hope Is a long way­ .•tanner. . Sir:—Yesterday, to my great sur­ Total. 1 believe in the future—not In a ..Anikin *^y overhead, the crisp sparkling TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Mrs D. J. Babcock and son Jodie receive in thc ofilng—Allegan will follow 1149.900.93339 prise. I had the honor to receive spirit which will sit 'down and look 84.00135837 ftir like. a tonic. Patd^s Of snow | Mrs A- D. Maynard and son. J. Z.. left Monday for a visit with Grand j for the future to work itself out, bpt Your first guest editor regards this Take— a.Joo: ----------- --------------. —------------.....(that which has been eadopted — - in । ----------tabje ..were visible along tiw drives, the al-1 accompanied by‘Floyd Budd, mo- Rapids relatives and friends. They Sii with a determination to do it* part assignment as a distinctive compil- practically every other Michigan — , — JnnZ frorn v.ow 6,800 w .o.vw 8 00° twed to Grand Rapid* Thursday on ' were accompanied by the former s L J" o( w... 1 ?tl!t,c^n‘n‘{ln.? IIVUI ' • 761,121 in benefit navments payments while Iec R-ct, t. but as the sun rose high wo we. niece*. Misses Ethel and Rota Wat-i„ to me ror me rat oi In making the future what it can jnenL Picked to lead off—due largecounty seat viz, journalistic inde- 761.121 they pay but >16,699,027 in pro-1I were glad giao we had nan heeded necoco thc inc advice aavice “ ' “ ' " , - ' son of Grand Rapids, wlto have been 11 Ie; mc w . y lha* tne and shall be made. >y to location— pendence. of our our norier porter and and left left nur our heavier heavier1'?™ has distinctive color and,visiting here. letter, both In purport and expresThe longer I have been in public cessing taxes. lof Krntxl and Crop coats behind hut,°ry. The whole area was <x,'. Mr and Mrs George B Taylor and ,lon; U worlJhy cal.led rn,a?’ life, and the more zealous I have ! Vil* well known ----- »=.- ■-?------,— ' Processing Beneflt* Received it was 7:30 A. M when we arrived. ®«d “veral time* In past ages by chi|dren left Saturday for Lowell for and lhat “ £j“h- grown in movement* of true reform, * field of >(ichiNext week Tuesday is the primary Texa*. ।in time to see the sun's first rays|J be , lhe Bwl 4 ' Water was ft short vi*it. They will leave for Taou ^, e I x ^?( p ® , l n ( my own po ? ’ .^ atory: the greater the horror I have come [ H g a n newspaper election. Eaton county has a candiWa*hington, about lhe middle "P? ! ,thlnlt dl> ««»• to feel for the exaggeration which ,8 8.176.941.67 |>47,044340 10 touch the rim of lhe canyon and.lhe f"ce that nature used in carving | H men. so gener- date for governor. Not knowing preLi—tartppl. creep gradually down, a process not'°ut sreat gorge as we sec it to- |of September where they will make h2slory of Bovendng persons so often defeat* iU own object It Mtoaiaaippl. >10.098.853.02 unlike certain forms of stage light, day Again the old Psalmist verilhclr |uturc 1 . toward men of letters at the present. I* needless to say....that the ex­ ously introduced cizely the ethics of a guest editor in $ 686.950.99 Alabama. mg. It was a never-to-be-forgot' For H? hath founded it upon MUs BM1U BawU who >pem a* at any time: and that I wW care­ aggeration can be Just as surely H to Banner read- such situations, we are merely going > 9.612.245.97 ten sight. Counties* reproduction*.lbc “»d established it upon the I nearly a year at lhc Branch JuUy P*^"® it as one of the things shown aa in any other way by mere­ t er* last week, is to say as his friend and your nelgh- 8 6361.39233 Louisiana mode us familiar with the gen-1 gen-("oods. All these wonderful and Mlsslon- Ul ohlna u wllh her ala precious to memory and heart. A real ly omitting or slurring over certain had made i H a privilege in- bor. that Frank D. Fitzgerald, in the g 1373,743.05 Louisiana. . » 5,005,782.42 eral apjicarance of the Canyon, but /orma9on3.-njounds. cle- ter*. Misses Berth* and RlUa Bassett treasure or benefit, independent of important facts. i H W a weekly republican kll.___ «» - — 11 — ..l„_equip* ' deed. No field, i* a— man well TotaL : the actual view is very diflerent, for ''Btloxls ot varying heights, buttes, spending the week with Mrs. Jesse 1all results from it. This said to yourself and repoeitnewspaper in ped by training, training, antecedents antecedents and and >16.699.027.94 >16.699.027.94 >71.761,121-51 ucinu. depth, apucc space >nu and vwmuig coloring «»uivv cannot be ,। mesa* and mountain were Paper which resists Are hu been in ped bv — - — —----------— -■ranges —•— — —- Townsend. Michigan is ■ oersonal character for this ... htah . ofThe northern states states are paying conveyed in any picture. Some one L» I not ot caused by any volcanic upheaval, upheaval. I Mr*. Julia Willison left Friday for 'ed with many feeling* tn my own invented, it is made from cellulose hJhJr I Lr personal chyacter for this high of ||2 „K Is God s boMm cr. Eroston was the mind, I have only to add fiber* which have been chemically >12 for for every every doHar dollar they they rccelve receive u in, hM has said. "It boldest and and ,but but by by Wlt water. «h«> , Toledo to visit her daughter. Mrs. grateful | ... . . .. .... mltrhlv tnrrr ha. higher in Jourflcc . H is father was a former Grand AAA bcneQu The south to rcccivmost flaming signature across the I mighty force hack of It all plus help that your splendid and generous treated. ' Viola Buckhout. Bhe was accom* 1 .• . ; , . , . ~ * ——----- ---------- ------- -- ------------ —------- n.1.1 uciicuus. xnc auum is n .--------------------------------------------------------------A face „ Ukc lhe from frost and heat and wind blown I panted by u „--------------------.— proposals ------------------ ---------for my practical behoof, r , jJMUrl holistic charac- --Ledge postmaster and was tong an ing >4 00 for every dollar _-. paid. her grandson, mu Donald. ‘ must not any of them take effect; "I wash ' M. Dejtoe ter and state- active republican leader in our coun— • - I was in Dixie with the great cathedrals ot the old World. ‘“nd-lh® latter for centuries cutting, wbo fiaS b<;cn visiting her here. that titles of honor are. in all de­ , ------------wide toflufcrtrte than the Hartings ty. The son—now fifty—is a career Dixie Buccaneers." A*k your cqh- it's what you feel and canndL put Jnc hard surfaces to responsible for; grees of—them, out of keeping with gressman to sina-tne sing the entire souk song. tie He into words that registers strong- t*15 varying grains, whirls, undulat-< FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY, rc --------r— — i--------- - 7.---------■ Krcsaman Banner. A* your nearest county scat nian m the public service ranging — thc Hc- ---------helped — write ' ■■ ■— ing lines, etc . we sec on the rocks tojjrs Hannah M Barlow enter- tthe Wnor of mY °*n P°°r existence pap-r neighbor the writer reads the from the first republican supervisor them down.—Vern J. Brown in Ing-1 | day. The Grund Canyon to the most tainetl at Ove o'clock tea In honor of hHherto in thto epoch of the world, WATERS CLOTHES SHOP impressive and picturesque example; jjjU]ow Thursday afternoon Iand would ** an e«oumbrance, not Banner with lhe same zeal and in- frotn Grand Ledge to his present hani County News. ‘of erosion In the world. ltT* still (covers were laid for fifteen The'a furtherance to me; that as to tcrest a* the longest and oldest paid station A secretary ot state. HB own (going on. the geologist tell* us, but table WM beautifully decorated with moncy’ K hM' »ft«r ^8 years of i HIS SOLE ADMIRER. up subscriber. As a part of our Ju- Meas and ideals of the governorship ______ :so much slower in the past million Iswect and „n elaborate menu r,Kwous »nd frugal, but also (thank Strange as it may seem, we arc aldiriftl division and for many years 'were wen stated by him in a recent — ways and a quarter years for at that |MrVvd Ume WM pleasantly °od. and those that are gone before ~ interested in visiting withi tramps, especially If they have been YOU can never read time the river reached bed rock, the parsed with conundrums and in *o-(mcl not degrading poverty become a pert of our state senatorial dis- spccch m AUegan when he said: ‘ on the rood for many years, for oft-1 hardest surface of the earth's crust, cia| conversation |ln t*d* latter time amply abundant, bad literature too trict. we have of necessity a con"A firm hand will be needed in [and now gnaws away at it. only an Mnry McElwain leasts for cven *uperabundant; more of it. too. little, nor good lit­ side ruble knowledge of Barry county meeting and solving the prob­ inch In every one hundred and|Orand Rnptd5 thu ww.g Whcre she now a hlndranae. not a help to me; erature too mud?. men and affairs. Our Barry county ' twenty-five years. Time as we try wlfi lrim preparatory to accepting a 80 that roynl or other bount>' would lems that confront us. One must to reckon it in the geological history | position at Olivet as trimmer she 166 more than lhro*n aw*V i“ W Bad books arc intel­ Interests have been sporting, politi­ be able to say 'no' and mean it. of the Grand Canyon Is as incomprc- wm study voice culture while there cajic: and ln brief, that except the lectual poison; they cal and, al one time, sentimental and yet a sympathetic ear must 'hensible to the average mind a* are will Hall left for Prairie Depot fee,lnK of your and n<>blc <»ndestroy the mind. back when Sophia Waters—her | be available to the troubles nnd icosmic and interstellar spaces with'ohio. last week where ho-has *e- duct on thla occasion, which is a cn what they have to say proveo father was a several term mayor of highly Interesting. A few evenings 1 —Schopenhauer. their stars millions of light years cured a position with the standard '1Tal and I^fmanent possession, there problems of our average citizen, ago an old gentleman presented; away. -Mr. Mr. .Cook .Oook has told this thto all oil Company. Mrs Mrs. Hall will Join tota cann®t anything be done that would HMtingc—a as an occasional house that great unorganized group for himself at our back door, and while [ not now be a soirow rather than a more fully and Comprehensively in him tiwre thl* week. guest of the then "Toot" Barrett, a whom there is no direct spokes­ he was consuming the plate of food his letter*. ... ! Mrs. Minnie Copley and daughter pleasure. school day friend. We covered the the good wife gave him we engaged ( man other than the public of­ With thanks more than usually i i .1_. . ... „ . 1 Belle left for Decatur Saturday aftsincere. I have the honor to be. Sir famous Carter Snake hunt for thr him in conversation. His was an in- j i Everything is a credit to Uncle cr n vUU wJth rrlend# ln thu ficial in whom they place their tcrestlng story of travel hither and ! I Sam_____________________ in this bin national _________ park. It's, c|ty an(j Ht irving Your obliged and obedient servant, Detroit News and Mr. Greusel in a confidence to give them a square yon since the depression, with no !®rt here. "There arc places and clean, well policed; the El Tovar bo' inoB. xeney and Harvev W Wllnolieedr hoI T110B Kcllcy Harvey w wll . T. Carlyle. mure or less dignified ceremonial on dea|.“ • objcctlve —simply drifting about tn sights where it's better to remain si1 tel otter* everything to be desired in ' hams of Barry left for Petoskey — From a letter of Thomas Carlyle that famous Sunday ^afternoon,' the hope that he might find some-1 lent than talk." some wise person its line, and there arc ample ac- Tuesday morning for a two weeks’ to Dlsraefi. made us an "honorary member of thc The writer would be utterly lack- thing he could do. althoughmis age said. This is one of tht?m. Who commodations in the way of camps g^y. v THE WHITE PEACOCK. -------. to association. Mr. Barnaby, the dray- ing In the ordinary mine run of was against him. We had not di*-1 wouldn't have wanted to throttle for the tourist *hp t« la htiritw hiking nr or I ..ta Mr*. Geo. C. Nichol* returned w ho turned driving. Not Net an ... advertising slgni „.„.. ncr tgan He stood frith stainless plumes dis­ ber nomc borne al ai Bt st. Louts. Mlcn Michigan, maxi, us we recall, looked alter tjie manners if he did not speak at this, cussed politics when he suddenly j the pert young mLss. played . .father .. The best and longest over­ turned from his food and Informed around from her first look out and mar* the natural natural lM"ntitv beauty nprA here nnvany- , jMSt weejt after yisltlne her supplies which were carried in again time of the memory of his old and me that Gov. Comstock had passed into the great gorge, and gushingly where. Over 200 CCC boys and men L. j. Newton. ' Against the dp*ky cedar glade. all made. No shrinkage, no familiar looking cases and Lndic*t- loving friend. Judge clement Smith, j him on the road the day before. We; said. "Oh. ain't it cute.” Everywhere were working down in the canyon. As rare and marvelous a sight starch. on the trail* leading ---------------down or open[ FIFTY YEARS ADO TODAY. --- 1 As a white rainbow tn the night. ed a preparedness mat was both We own a little gospel Hurt he car- asked him how he knew it was the I it speaks eloquently of God * handl- rThe peacock feather fan outspread ■ governor and he replied. "Well, he | work. Can anyone stand there and 1 ing up ones that had been hitherto , Mrs. Henry Crosier of Niagara amiable and generous. We covered rled for years, marked on many . had a 'Comstock for Governor'; gaze at tiftt great rent in the earth's 1Inaccessible, so hiking or riding I County. New York. Is visiting at Mr. Behind the slender, crested head— the news of lhe death of the senior pages in his familiar hand. His sticker on his vundsr.icid ahd I surface, with its bewildering array , So Eastern craftsman might'design down will be an easier matter in the land Mrs. C. B. Salisbury'*. Parker—father of Fred—who died in benign countenance looks down up- don't know anybody else in Michl- of multicolored buttes, and mesas. 1future. It's my ambition now to go 1I A. D. Cook Dakota A deva in a fretted shrine. * ~ " returned ' *" from * • • H. E Holland. Charlotte en route home from the on us whenever we are seated at gan who would be likely to do a | pyramid* and pinnacle*, enormous Iback sometime and make the trip Saturday. I He give* a glowing picI of that territory. Battle Creek Sanitarium. We fecall the table in our library, a location, thing like that."—W. H. Berkey, ledges and mountain peaks and not ,down to Phantom Ranch tit Bright lure SNOWSTORM: , Cassopolis Vigilant. fecl B Supreme mind responsible for ,Angel creek on the ficor of the Can­ Mr. George Whitcomb, lately clerk D. W. Rogers and his "Al" Smith he picked himself shortly after we! MOUNTAIN VILLAGE ------------it all? "What God hath wrought" yon. * llin Oreble and Powers' hardware derby. State Legislator Schantz, who bought our present home in CharA CHANGE NEEDED, speaks eloquently here. for. "the store, has returned to hi* home In Men. came with brawn and guns and Michigan's affair* are tn need of armament ahoweth HU handiwork" was slashed on the streets of Lan- lottc The night that he was fatally Desert View where the drive ends Detroit. And took this town site from the and' you -------------climb a r picturesque Georgestone H Brooks and wife spent sing by a paroled convict; John C. stricken he had only reached the, change. Personally we don't care j a* perhaps in no other spot on thc ----hill: which party, or which candidate globe Every- step of the way one Is tower with a superb panorama laid a portion of this week with relative* Ketcham and his miniature hotel from a hurried trip to our' brings about lhe desired changes reminded "How manifold arc Thy out Before you of Painted Desert in and friend* in Orangeville and With shouts and blows and laws “Orange" farm, and on our first newspaper desk. We knew hl* worth1 for the better. There is a differ- [works— tn wisdom Thou has made the distance on one hand, with its Prairieville. and taxes They slowly hewed it to their will. visits to Hasting* we were more and his friendship shall always rc-. cnce In candidates, and particularly ‘ them all—the earth is full of Thy inarveious combination of colors, and Messrs. Truman Parker. Dick • 1 the big bend of the Canyon with its Bates, Chas. Hoyt and Walker Mat- But last night while they slept tn anxiops to catch u glimpse of "Lady"-main one of our sweetest memories. there is n vast difference in those (riches.” silence ' they »mu.u will., but srp lr.n« wh,t nun th« Thou art mM- । intricate maze of pinnacles on the-thews left Tuesday to resume their Baldwin than we were to see "Phil" If he knows—and we believe that he The airy, feathery snow stole to say that we cannot see wnere fu| him?" was the first thought ouwt other,. m if. *uiu*ucr another u lasting »iu>k «m;uiu»x memory ™ of (studies »iuui« al me the agricultural cuuege. college. • Colgrovc. lhe best state-aide kno»n does—he Is proud and happy of the 11 ’11n'lcrs down ------. ...-------------------. ,_1, Mr. MrP. pR.RDunning punning three years ln control (bat came tumbling into my mind that Jariuary day?Here u cup of tea forfor three year* Hasting* man In our time. Mrs. Col­ quality man whom he wanted to andI call themselves Republican. Demo- |M j )<x>ged jor flrW ttmc llllo u served and plenty of time allowed in thc employ of J. 8. Goodyear and Without a sound or any violence And sternly, gently took the town Company, t* to enter lhe employ of Erove is a lovely person and we who eventually did succeed him on! ernt or something else. lhe fact thl, grl,al cbasni. a mile or mure , to look and enjoy. Robin Lamison. -j • ■ Mr w. H. Schantz. could go on and on naming Has­ the circuit court bench. The fact that, of the matter 1* that there I* 11va3t.dccp> and out to the far flung nort|1 army of political leeches draining flm eight miles distant, twenty, it , The names of lhe hundreds of forA note from Rev. Crittenden >ntings and Barry county people for his only daughter Is now Mrs. McTHE HILE■ the public resource* and the aa- j, some places; a chasm that'mations, location*, trail*and drive*.form* us that himself and family Genuine heavy dnty fabrics. whom we have long had a high Ind Pcek must make his hereafter a1 ministration that win attain u placecou]d *Wghow whole mountain have a charm all their own. Many safely arrived at their destination. It flows through old, hushed Egypt and it* sands, in many cases an allectiattaie re­ ' fullness of jgy." Judge Smith digni­, in history is the one that will know ranges; where the Empire state are ot Indian origin, but Greece, lhe Coon Rapids. Iowa, where he I* loLike some grave, mighty thought ( how to pull them from the public , ,uuiiuiu building and tiic Ettlel Tower, those.Far Eart. Scandinavian mythology, cated as pastor of thc Presbyterian ^ gard. fied rather than typified religion. threading a dream; trough —Joe Sturgeon Ui Delta Re- SU pretne -------------------------achievement* . of ------man ------------------in the Knights the Round------------Table,,------church. supreme ---------of— --------------— And times and things, a* in‘that ■porter. । air-piercing ■—■----------------- plied — atop ------v—.i -----------------aa -------------endeavor, one •have all furnished their share; »----------------- The primary totals in Californi? You may be surprised to learn vision, seem with Socialist Upton Sinclair taking Uvat the primary election—in Barry Keeping along it their eternal S.T'S'n'^d •£. stands.— the democratic gubernatorial nomi­ county—has some interest to thc u a oog. Miurange tum.i siaua- (rCf)Ulred [o distinguish the groat 'Spaniards who in 1540 were the first, INJABI. Caves, pillars, pyramid*, the shep­ I pyramid ----------------------------------/ft Cheops if it rested on the white men to gaze on great won-1 nation m a landslide, are tlgnifi(The Rhodesian East Wind) editorial household- Our daughter. ------------------------------------------------— - -the — nu*u. herd bands Maxine DcFoc has served no' The r power planta generating------elec- .... ba*e of the Nowhere else dcr. Other* have been christened mjasl. sea-born, sweeps thc he«t canL It means that the old party Rose ------ — um------------------. . canyon. That roamed through the young HO. Maxine ucroe. na* sen co tnr no-- , FaUs lta lhP cru4J csp0Md w vlew Juil . Duck-on-thc-Rock' or away: line* are araduailv c'vinn wav •.> tricity from the Niagara Falls sec- “ ‘he earths crust w v.vw away; world, the glory extreme the EmtILh idea Of t “ llut “he J" rc®Uler*J ln tion furnish light for 500 cltiea. to such ma-an extent. westering sun. lowcities. .............. - —Here u u .kwe - gaze Sinking Ship." so well is the name We8t. wlth the ------------------------Of high.Scsoatrto tne Engiuh idea at coruertithes and Middleville, where she is assigned as down past hundreds of feet of dif- suggestive of their shape. Best dt voiced she flies Dark Grey liberal*. What President Roo»ciclt 'a W. K. Kellogg Foundation nurse, rountv vOte regardless' of party ,<rent (0rn‘»lkin3 oi the w‘»» to 1 llkedAn8cl Canyon. Waking cool airs to rodse the lazy Then comes a mightier silence, stern A Quotation Heavier Clothing Is Needed Now.. Let Us Help You In Getting Your Money’s Worth/ Genuine Lee Overalls Saturday Special Big Yank Work Shirts 69c Work Pants $^49 _ $|59 From Our Scrap Book Flannelette Shirts bed rock (granite., the grandfather where the trek to made from rim to day. I01 them alL floorl ?he.r® P1'“nlo‘? R«nch to lo-.tWafllng the grass-smoke from the As of a world left empty of Ito throng, « . - -------------------------... ,cated in the midst of a green oasto; laden skit*.... And the void weighs on us; and Speaking of the Kellogg Foundaa feature of the afternoon drive (where a Harvey ranch house has inlasl from the* Eastward brine* the then we wake. tion. Barry county people,must, by 'along the rim to a. atop at Yavipl been built and you can spend the breeze And hear the fruitful stream laps­ this time, have a profound apprecla- Po.1!'1; ThBl billows-out the long grass on' ' |ng along • ... . . .., , station* Park to have, and which -AndTlnM th» bin. tion of. what thto service means to , ration blon j^ut the which likecon all nilsthe perience Richard I longed 1* anticipatingiLensIna through ..msa** ‘Twixt villages, and think how we shall take rent tp continue to drag along the pleases. piCa*c». Located ixxcatea in m any other otner neighneign- their tnetr boys and ana girls. gins. As a - newer others was designed by someone who Powell, the first to explore the ColoColo-I------“------------?-------- -- through — ——Jee, unceasing urnaasa Our own calm Journey on for economic bottom while 10 per cent borhood most likely she would coll county in this superlative health knew nature's values in thl* spot, rado its entire Jength. discovered !Alld w ' q-- hrnu,n dlll. rh>r.n>. human sake. “ — a. Any a--------..-----------... .. - for - ------ herethe In 1869 a stream of waler so, r, “rown a,ul wnere the are "Insultingly -.rich. review of for a republican ballot and- vote program it has already demonstrated --------80 Pcr-----------------------------{ect,y do a»forak.to —Leigh Hunt. Poems. ' the Income taxes or hank dcpcxits rr.uk D. nwrer^d lor smrn«. lu l»r r«Mhln« InauenM on the '“if’LuST’ltey too* £dhbin pure and sparkling as it flowed into the turbulent river he gave it the,-11}® ft’ Westward MObNUGHT ON THE PRAIRIE. confirms these conditions. As a writ­ 'which she hopes to do in November, health and morals of Eaton county carved by the same great force that musical name it Ita* borne since. i_ the plough. . Beautiful was lbs night. Behind the er In Current History for September Her action is okey, in fact. Grand youngsters. If we were to name the formed the Canyon. The two most ... The heat-waves shake, and break, black waU of forest. lltedge people without regard to greatest single benefit that has come luetenllous ones were de.sl«ned by a One of the thing* the government i~< - 1 Tipping it* summit with allver, arose the moon. On the river • • • Regardless of Uwftightness (party lines, are planning on giving to Eaton county in the last decade. ?wmed m^It* waAere' tfitUnde' geologist, who waa a philosopher ai On 00x1 **** ti>e high-wlpds roarr| ' formed me. It was here that Uncle well. said in his talk that day. h**j_. *«<!'*ough orwrongnetaotRdbqeveit.he lias [their follow townsman a fluttering the W. K. Kellogg Foundation Bam'* resident geologist gave us an stayed by me ever since, it was >oiThr<**h rtvro clifl* ths thunder­ FcU here and there through the braiuhe* a tremulous gleam of tongs of Air. • .indorsement, a definite __ move with would head the list and the program —J talk that we might — .. __ _________ ________ _ _________ — illustrated see full of pregnant meaning. "The ele- i the m«nnHght.. ■ •in prog- - to Just unfolding. __ It is quite impos-' *nd enloy 10 . other reaapu than that the coun­ Ithat end in view t of nappmess happhieas tn in our lives u is,The whole reld wakes lo faoe the now ■being the ment ot , As. through the garden gate, and »— ........................................ ir. our L.- variety | afternoon; of in-| try warned action. • • • Action, res*. Dr. Swift, incidentally, is the'sible to detail dally, let alone the great Cartyen'so full of interesting based largely on secret*. Naturally It's the joy of teresta." He «ri.miv ouetved the The drowsy duiker rise and Dai* certainly continued action, remains- the only Barry county man on cither permanent benefit* of thu work, andl!every geologist. While hl* his exi* ex'plaiu- door for us to the wonderfully inter-1 along ■ every geologist dsound al the nation, and <U congressional ticket and hi* record every day and year can only add to ai,11 non* wondermei and esting thing* the knowledge of ge- Thc cooling foot-hills; and the lions filled us with wonderment matter* little or Mt whether ‘as a citizen., fraternal!*!. World war better understanding and a deeper• 1‘awe at times, they were of k-nature ology would give. L for one have brown baboon • Bilim it Uy. with a hasty haze upW action vtotates tradition. , !। we could understand. To him it was been'happier for the. new interests Shout on the crags; the-bird* iwwi soldier and a country doctor, would gratitude of Just how fortunate we 1* It. and ftrefiic* their song; *eem to be good and sufficient rea- axe. as individuals aud communities.1I, like an open book, the record the dif- and -^der outlook brought Into my ’ ” I fetling U apparent Hut ■ j terent age* have left ou the walls of (life by that day spent at the Grand .The long grass rustlss. and the dead mingled and UUtolto number*.. Iw-ieachtng changes are needsou for giving him a good home m uu* rwpwt. j the Canyon. Each of tbs great lay-j canyon. ( law™* f*fi; i Loud and- Midden and near the note i . i ---------------------------Is -here to stay calls ''social justice" in a-me form. “Al" Smith and hU Liberty League may as well under­ stand that the wealth of the country must be mote evenly distributed. It is too much to expect tho 90 per and expects to vote in the democratic primary for her nelahbor and tic primary ror her neighbor ana professional friend. Dr. Birge Swift. She to 21 and of sound rr;lnd and body—as they say in the last wiU j and testament—and can. do a*, she une/ —- 79c • Plain Blue Work Shirts ■The be»l ihirl in the city tor 49c WATERS CLBTIES SHOP �TW BAOTIWOl BANNER. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 1M4 A LAAT WOBD SLUM AREAS MIGHT TO DEMOCBAT* A8 WELL AS BE PAYING PROPERTIES EEFUBI.ICAN8. > Letter From the North Many of you h<ve EAR NOT ACCURATE Natural Gm Dlwwrad JUD6E OF SOUND When Drilling for SaU —— heard me Jacob, eurnamed Is Apparently the human ear "has a mind of ft* own," and refuses to practical purposes In this country. aa fellows: Reube abide by rules of mathematics when for a aound/ safe but human gov- it Judge* for itself bow much louder bearing strata Ik rough crevices In Jamin. When emment, lor protection to the man who works, as well as to capital. other. experiments In the University ivided sm<mg Um tribo* Vy lot. You have heard me ask you to sup­ of Michigan physics laboratories in- sloped us a manifestation of a fir* M ifsarsndsMO of U»L wfco port the principles of the Constitu­ dlcate. It w*s thus known In India, Averaging th* judgments of a god. tion in order that we might have In China and In Feral*, says a writer group of student observers as to liberty, freedom ,of speech and of what volume of sound was "half In the Olevetgqd Plain Dealer. the nrras. security of property and Ephraim and Manaasdh. gave names Um In Ute-United States th* first tils tp two separate tribM. Th* dispersal relief from excessive taxation and as loud” m another sound, this half­ from oppressive and unjust govern­ way point aa determined by lhe ear cowry ef natural gas by drilling of the tribes cam* In TO A. D- wh*n most nmskrowodlS* In waa found to be only on*-tenth of was in Ohio and West Virginia In ment regulations and restrictions The uniform qnsHty oi Sinclair, thc Socialist. • has been the power of the original sound the early Nineteenth century when the Roman* under Titus Pkptur*d nominated on the Democratic ticket rather than one-half. A listener at surprised salt makers struck gas Jerusalem, destroyed Um Temple and slaughtered or exited thousands sity of Michigan sociology depart­ in California on a platform which a certain distance from a sound while sinking shallow wells (ot *f Jewa. Thte dispersal bad begun, lends toward government owner­ oouroe nuul move to more than ment. Uowaver. with tbs Babylonlaa calle “A slum to not a building or an ship of private property, govern­ llufus Stone, ope of the first op­ loudness fall to one-half value. Dr. Ibolr wives turaiag at area of land, but an economic and ment operation of business and superators In. the salt making busintas P. H. Ociger. research physicist far of their own dairies. with the Egyptian exIl*. Th* balk social oondtUon." Bsofesaor McKen­ crvtalon of all Individual acUvltlea. blit, then up toward Toplnabee, Strikes exist all over the country the University Department of En­ at McConneilavllle. Ohio, while drill­ of these exiles never returned to zie said. “Deteriorated buildings along lhe highway at the Inland •U Um allied Indnalrii and neglected streets do not cause It, and a new one has been called gineering Research and Prot. F A- ing for salt struck a reservoir of Palestine.—Detroit Newa Lakes route and through picturesque !L8r Firestone, found. natural gas strongly Impregnated Tndtan River especially filled for grand opera and they merely locate It. A slum is which Involves a million men, who Using the "decibel,” the unit with sulphur, which caused the xncuan w™** oratorio singing, heard to best ad- really a grouping of the weaker ^le- demand the government sustain lacto** followed as a natural eo» which science has adopted In recent driller to exclaim they had “drilled l*° vantage with big orchestras Her mente of a city's jwpulatlon, driven them while on strike. sequence of the factory type opera­ ««,•*> “ mile toll. or «J» an»« along the U>” Wsgr.er aria from T^nh.Ser U Jejpfe Uriel, tor and a half so drive Tannhauscr tato The American Federation of La­ years as a standard quantity of through to bell.** At first the well The largest number of former tion In the <t|ry Industrywest branch the Sturgeon Theure Walla* Halle"’ given tthe first4]I sound, it was found Uuto for ordi ­ west branch of of we Sturgeon river river D£h TV'.nr. Hu Oral r — a<hm ** ter charges the increased unem ­ economic reasons " was considered a failure, but the Presidents out of office and living nary sounds llw ear Judged a sound which runs along the highway near nl<ht waa splendidly done. 7%* economic waste of property In ployment to the NRA. Wolverine in Cheboygan county, one 8Unday night service always “the alum belt," comes mainly from The Government is spending mil­ •half as loud," when the level of SL*?.* ftrCBOU ^.ctose, with “Ood Be With You TUI the low rente chargeable to ten­ lions more each month than it to sound had dropped by 8 to 10 of lhe water for the salt making. Thia from the retirement of Buchanan la Horse paver te an arbitrary soil use of It‘Is said to have continued March, 1801, to the death of Tylsr Michlgaru It looked to me more We Meet Again,” and congregational ant* by owners who hold on to the receiving. It proposes to license . like a good aiaed creek than a river. amgtng U always spontaneous and land, despite high texes, in expec­ the farmers and regulate the pro­ total decibels of original sound, the •VI w japua. Other such accidental discoveries Tyler. F11 more, Pierce and BuchanHere a group of CCO boys have been impressive at the auditorium, tation of expansion of the city's duction of farm crops, as well as worker* found. For example, a sound of 50 decibels is half as loud to the of natural gas were occasional, and working all summer under direction . . . business district to their holdings, thc factories and stores. pounds one foe* .<1 on* ml of Ike Bulito ot the Conservation _ ,u. —,u staled Professor McKenzie. The You begin to realize al last that, car as a 60 decibel sound. Fractions In 182C the first use ot it tor light Ing. Twice at short Intervals the unless there to a change and the of loudness down to one-hundredth was made at Fredonia. N. Y. A hun­ country baa been without an e> "’“■too. «• population of these areas, badly derived Inside a cylinder of aa aohoused, frequently in uncertain fi­ brain trusters prevented from tak­ and multiples up U> 100 times were dred .street lights were ted there by President The country was left glne as calcutotad from ths various measured, with similarly unexpected nancial conditions, with little civic ing over the legislative and judicial gas which had been discovered by without a former chief executive the known fset ora. while brake horse wh*1 u»n' or neighborhood consciousness, to power you will no longer be free, at soepage through a midstream. The These experimenta show that power to the'actual power delivered 1 J™ . ,. , , dto as he alternates with Dr. Parkes- especially liable Co “contamination" liberty to operate your own business, first place to be piped for the um son, July SI. 1875, te the retirement Tb. bv, .in. in . r— ICadman. repjying to questions to a by thc shifting criminal or quasl- but be crushed by codes, regulations loudness, as heard by thc human ear places, making the deplh insufficient. .popular feature of hto broadcast. Hto crlmlnal elements, and to always a and orders, a large part of the pop­ te not directly proportional to any of natural pas for domestic purposes of Grant. March 4. 1877. and the second time from the d*ath of-CTeve- age horse could work constantly at ulation living upon government of the physical ciiaraotertstlc* of was Titusville. Ps.. tn 1872. so it has been narrowed where re- ]sermon was a noteworthy one, hte police problem, he pointed out. land. June 24. 1008, to the end ot an average rata of 52.000 foot qulred. Banks that washed tots of }splendid message being built around Zoning at these belts between lhe funds furnished by those willing to sound. Physical measurements tak­ Boosqvelt'a terra, March 4. 1000. dirt into the stream have been ।the text from old Hosea. "For they better residential and the strictly work, the savings of the aged in­ en together with information on how Wasp One of Oldest and pounds per minute, and this waa tavested tn securities and life Insur­ the ear octo, make It possible to sltengthcned. Cedar, pine and tam- ।have sown the wind and they shall creased one-half when arbitrarily compute the loudness of a sound as Most Interesting Insecta arack logs have been cut from an reap , „ ot Professor McKenzie. Certain loca- ance swept away and our nation the whirlwind." a favorite the cars hear it. Tita Michigan ex­ become bankrupt. area upstream and floated down, prophets from; t>°fis would be given to small The wasp to one of our ancient and preachers fros;.--— ------— —t ipdusFew pqople ever see the swamp Not once from any resjxjnslblc periments, taken together with data and Interesting Insects, and comes and several hundred tons of rocks ■Noah's time down. (lrtcs and commercial projects which ' urr tree live frog because UA of Its miMmia small size — , used to build wing dams, togs placed With war clouds hanging low over depend largely on the central bu&l- source have you heard my honesty, from the Bell Telephone Laborator­ of tho order of Hymeooptera. hat- and coforauou. It || found in ~ with lhe social unrest.Ineos section for_____ their alongside the shore to slop erosion. yxir<vpe. w..« rn w- u.—•,__ _ ___________ _ _sales, ___ while — ability or courage questioned. U ies on other aspect* of hearing, in­ uraliata usually cteaalfy the many Mnlltl and woodl (adenUala and holes dug where the big fallows । Itrtke8 ' unemployment, of- other portions unemr' ‘ shortage - —' “ - would •be — ~given 4—- over■ you believe in the future of our dicate that the sensation of half Four substances complete tho en­ like to hide. Water cress will b*.cropi drought and the many dto-1 to apartments and hotels suited to country. In security of property, in loudness means that half as many apeales into two groups, ths true ■ call It Psuedacrla trlseriatus). The Ure list of' objects coutribated by The swamp tree frog Is a poor swimmer planted a* it draws bugs to piake | turb|ng problems that face our own' unattached working people and the personal liberty and In a conatitu- nerve impluses are reaching the wasp and the digger wasp. true a asp Dents are built of clay because the webbing between the juicy myite for this gamiest of fish. counlry_ Dr. Bockman might be *x- increasing number of “man and tional form of government, tlien I brain in a given time. Tracing these vagaries of the hu ­ It's as pretty a piece of work as the dwell on these things, but I wife only" famUtes, and to certain wiU be with you until the end, If or self-made paper or within tunnels man ear is Important today because into the wood of hollow trees, toes te slight, and It cannot climb ’ Conservation Department has ever he Jed us into quieter chargrete; | public buUdlngt used by the whole you elect me. of the widespread efforts being made Respectfully yours. done, and to there for every one to pe^n*! problems that the day and city. Moving of workers with famwhere are built wax cells suspend­ diska. The food consists of small to control the notec made by many see-a rippling stream of clean evcry cdnununlty and' Me* of children to the outer regions CLARE E HOFFMAN. ed from the top and center of tho You may hear the low hl ch jewelry to sparkling water right along the individual home life aa he remem- where space to not at a premium. Republican Candidate for Congress, sorts ot machinery and tn acoustical nest, writes a naturalist In the Kan­ insecta pitched and loud soug ot this little I roadside, it promise* to become ait^^d it in lhe 80 s; contentment, was suggested as a health and de4th District. ’ -PoUtlckl Adv. control In buildings, slates Dr. Oet- sas City Star. gcr. Starting out tn quiet a piece of frog in the springtime. The mate paradtee for trout fishers. ]wlth simpler pleasures; thc loose1 linquency reducing move. cameo sheila true that lhe Eggs within the cells hatch In one madiincry. the engineer has often sits in the water, supported off • • • 'element that has entered American I Putting the middle belt, present “SWITCHBOARD” ACTION contains goM, 1 been puzzled to know how well he is to three days Into larvae, which are grass ox twigs, with hte head and The Assembly over at Bay View - life; the lack of steadfastness and slum territory, to more productive OF BRAIN QUESTIONED succeeding in terms ot the ear, as carnivorous, each species demand­ vocal pouch (a sphere almost as big silver an>l many other r»e*leM closed last Bunday, ending Music constancy; mere humanistic effort , use will probably be necessary. Pro­ well as in terms of his decibel meter. ing one particular kind of Insect Week when the musical staff of the . u> hold onunsupplemented by the I lessor McKenzie predicted, since m the whole frog) above the water. Experimental proof that rate with Determining some definite relation­ Summer Conservatory furnish thc ' foundation principles ot God's, citygrowth In the futureseems likeWhen disturbed, be sits perfectly programs from Tuesday night on. | teaching. These formed the basis lly u ,r to> «leenna decline, due to lhe steadilv steadily parte of their brains removed learn ships between ear judgment* and changing at last Into adult wasps. Mill, and does not resume hte song habits Hi well as normal animals, al­ mechanically measurable facta also The string quartet, the various sefio- for hto inspiring talk. "Need I tell 1falling birth rate, leaving a city with until the source of alarm has though they "reason" lew well, indi­ aids to.unravelling some of lhe psy­ example, the amount of gold fewer children arid more adult pop ­ tats, the vocal quartet, the Assembly you," he said, “that al a recent I proach of winter, only a few females Decentralization of Indus- cates that the brain te not organized chological and anatomical mysteries living to another season by finding chorus combine to give these pro- 'week end party in Detroit, the only ulation. i into neat departments of activity, regarding thc workings of the nerves tons of water.—Washington grams which are enjoyed by repre- j person of the thirty participating 1 some deserted mouse's nest and connected by a definite switchboard Philippine MaaafaetvrM of the inner ear and the auditory tentative crowds from around the ' who got up to attend church on that <other factor predicted by many. arrangement of nerves, which. If center in the brain. storing it with honey and nectar. In There are many sugar and rice bay and nearby resorts. Sunday morning was a Roman cut. will throw the whole system in­ the spring they reappear, start nests The high spot of thc week was the ; catholic.” He cited Gladstone’s; mills In the Philippine Islands ManNORTHWEST RUTLAND. to permanent confusion. Dr Norman tor eggs, the first hutch being workFriday night concert by Galli- diary, when as a sophomore in hto APPENDICITIS DEATHS ufnetures also Include candle*, em­ Mrs John Wilkes and sons. Du­ Campl. a young 23-year-old Atncri-f early teen*, he wrote. "In practice ane and Paul, also Mrs. Mary Mills, P, F. Maier declared recently before pearl buttons, fiber tex­ the Michigan Academy of Science, GREATLY REDUCIBLE —The digger, or solitary wasp, Ims broideries. • can girl of Italian-German parent- the great end is that the love of attended a birthday surprise tiles, cotton textiles, tailoring, luri suffenrs froi for ArU and Letters. age. who dteite took the big audl-! cjod become tl»e practice of my . no community Ufa It digs tunnels Mrs. Nellie Bedford of Middleville tpata. . “ Theories of mental action have production" encc by storm, so lovely was hcr,tpul," rs a key to hte greatness. He Tuesday . Of the 20.000 persons who die an- in the ground. Into which is placed night Mrs. Mills is visit­ usually held that there are definite voice, a coloratura, resembling | ysed the phrase chain-store mena single egg. slung with food, con­ ing in the Bedford home this week. parts of the brain concerned only Oalll-Curcl's and Uiy Pons'. She mlity to define thc growing content Mr. and Mrs. Marley Burroughs with learning, the registration of sisting of a live insect paralysed seemed endowed with ATI the re-' 0( people in drifting Into a course of Three Rivers spent the past sight, taste and other sensory In­ by a vicious sting In a nerve cen­ quirementa for a great singer. She te. of Hying with no definite principle* .week with the latter's parents. Mr. could be saved by prompt recogni­ a brunette, tall and well formed; i influencing their life, no urge of and Mrs. Ed. Whllright. Mr. and formation, plus seme definite ar­ tion ot the disease. warnings against ter. Mason wasps. It has been said, rangement of nerve fibers between possibly furnished the pattern for her dark hair shone like satin and their Individual responsibility for the dangerous taking of purgatives these divisions which enable an ani­ was worn without a c ~! ~ zxrctL :___ 1 —.2 ar.d operation on the first day of the earliest pottery. IN THE PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 11 She has a mobile, .....um. sparkling face,' condition*. The greatest problem i Whllrtoht tomlly reunion >l Thorn­ mal or man to reason by connecting the attack- Even when peritonitis ...... -r... separate stored up experiences into poise and gractousness. and the' facing us today he felt is. that we. i apple lake on Sunday. has developed from delay, mortality larger ideas. Dr Maier said. ability of getting “next to her audl- I as individuals, should have do great,1 Miss one of this toiua Marian .j-iuiau Edger, vuv i nm picture of oi brain Drain activity will can be reduced from 48 per cent to This When Justice Holmes was ap­ ence” which ta such an asset io any purpose in We. . , year’s normal graudate*; begins her I not have to be discarded entirely he 8 per cent, Dr. Frederick A. Ortlcr, .singer. Her runs and trills and high! My literary friends may be Inter- : pealed to In August. 1927. to Issue year's work at the Otis school Tues-1 con tinned, but will have to be modl- director of the department of sur­ notes filled us with amazement She Mtcd tn the four books h< mentioned ; day. Sept. 4. We wish Miss Martan fied to take tn the "mass action” gery in the Uhlveratty of Michigan sang a most exacting program— to illustrate-some point tn hto *er- success in her work. \ hospital believes. Sacco and Vanzetti, be pointed out principle, which means that mental Handel.Mozart, Bach. Strauss. Saint mon—Phyllis Bentley's. A Modern ‘ Popular misconceptions of the that It was a crime under state laws Mrs. J’. L. Carpenter and daugh­ deterioration or failure te dependent Baens numbers, with arias Irtxn ■ Tragedy; Hitler Over Europe; A ter. Mary Ellen, of Sebewaing. to a large extent on the amount at nature ot appendices are largely the and tried by a state court and that Mignon. Lakme and Rigoletta. also; citation for Tomorrow and Lord ,Claude Carpenter of Detroit and cause of delay. Dr. Ooller stated. “It he had absolutely no authority as the injured brain area as well as on a group ot English song*, in ®hich Morley's. Gladstone, must have been something I ate.” is iwr dramatic ability was charming- | fm sure Dr. Bockman will be wel­ Miss Athea Lonsberg of Bay Port Its locatlpn. A third factor which the usual thought following abdom­ a judge of the Hinted Slates to med­ visited In Ute John Benedict home bears on deterioration resulting dle with IL In a long statement re­ ly in evidence. Watch her hame. I'm । corned by Auditorium audience* for Saturdayi from brain injury is the shape of inal pain, but actual food poison­ garding the leghl aspects of lhe mat­ sure we shall hear It frequently In a repeat engagement ahy year he Mr. nnd Mrs. John Whitright at­ the area injured Further study ot ing Is extremely rare, with different the year* to come. She Is to go "on may come. Friend* who had heard tended the Whitright reunion al symptoms from appendicitis, he ter, he added: "A state decision msy the air" thte fall for a well-known the whole array at distinguished tai- Thornapple lake Sunday. Among Just how much deterioration to as­ said Purgatives arc frequently tak­ be set aside by the Supreme court sociated with lesions of different nationally advertised product, so ent for the Sunday morning servthc guests were. Mr. and Mrs. I sizes and shapes may be of consider­ en al this stage, but result only In of the United Slates if the record you all may hear her. ['— * ices, voted him•— beat. Stevens of Canton. Kansas. Mrs. able value in dLscases and surgery aggravating and spreading the In­ of the esse shows that the Constitu­ Thc Sunday night closing concert Sadie R Cook. fection. defeating Nature's attempt tion has been Infringed In specific I Stevens to the daughter of Joseph of the human brain in the future. made up of request number* ffilled 1 Whitright who died st hto home in Experiment* of the past few years to localise lhe condition. Every ways. An application for a writ of lhe big auditorium almost from pit' Canton last May. Mr WWtright show conclusively that rate with pattent who died tn the series stu­ certiorari lias been filed on the to ceiling. Only DeWolf Hopper ca-' A new thin, flexible Insulating ma­ even verf considerable parts of the died at the University hospital had grounds that the record shows such vortlng agilely around ai 73 years terial consists of kraft paper faced Wesley Benedict of Lan&ing and brain removed from various loca­ taken cathartics previous to hos­ an infringement: and the writ of of age with hto Pinstore and Mikado his guests. Misses Ethel Haskin and tions can learn habits after the op­ pitalization, Dr. Collcr reported. opera company drew a larger crowd on each side with waterproofing Another cause of delay te the mis­ Imbeds corpus having been denied, compound and bright metal folL ft Note Coldiron and Billie VanEtlcn eration. sometimes more quickly during the season. enjoyed the week end at.the home than normal anlmaLs, thus proving taken belief that acute appendicitis I am asked to grant a stay of execu­ Dean Patton of Michigan State te said to Insulate to the same ex­ te due to an infection from thc start tion until that application can be of his parents here. that nt> special section of the brain tent as 20 to 4G Inches of concrete, music department, appeared this ____________ _ ________ . . Mr. and Mrs Harry Williams and la necessary for learning. When and that if fever is not present, considered by the full court." The year as the new director of the con- (to be fire-retardant, wind and verHE STANDS FOS Mrs. Jim Dibble were in Grand putting two and two together is re­ neither is thc disease. In fact, de­ application for writ of error or ccrservatory and assembly music, -lie' mln proof, Rapids Wednesday <jn business. quired of tho operated rate, however, clared Dr. Ooller. 00 per cent of ha* been very popular, drawing quite f . , w t to solve some problem, they are less cases start from a plug or constric­ Supreme court did not review the a following of pupils with him,, and I . o „ tion in the appendix and should be hosts to the Oaks family reunion able than the normal ones, indicat­ has been signed for another year. He AlcoUl murder case. has a fine baritone voice, sings in Pnre alcohol freeze* at 202 de- Sunday. About 40 members were ing a loss of the mental activity called “appendiceal obstruction:'' If the obstruction continues, unre­ nuartet and «nrt directs the big bin cho- ' grees — ■ -aero and - ■ ■bolls ■■ at . 171 In attendance Relatives were pres­ called reasoning in human beings. the quartet F. .below ent from Florida. Midland. HiOne of the unusual features of the lieved. the blood supply of the organ "Prisoner of Chillon” rua. Thc latter is an interesting or- degrees. more. Romeo. Clarksville and Ver­ experiments was the finding that- a te rctricted and infection develops Was a Real Personage montville. round area of brain tissue removal Tenderness over the appendix, asso­ Byron's "Prisoner ot CblUon” was caused thc least disturbance, and ciated with abdominal pain, should when the incision was made oval, always be suspected and referred a real person. Francois de BonotFrogs' Winter Quarters promptly to a physician, he advised. vard was born In France in 1496. the deterioration of ability increased at Bottom of the Pend as Pertonllls. the general infection of Uy Inheritance he came Into posse* He bettove* in lhe New Deel end wiM sappMt Pte*** the oval lengthened, even though Frogs are just as Industrious the total area of the tissue destroyed thc peritoneum, or membrane lining slon of a rich priory near Geneva. dent BeoMvcIl'i program whsiehaartodly. allh—I hathe abdominal cavity, often develop Transferring hl* residence there he frost dodgers as are birds, but while Inj in any sense a “ye*” man fee th* MtataMratiM. Mr. Moaier, who reaidea in Fennville, Allegan Go., la tn.the second day of appendicitis the birds travel thousands of miles warmly espoused the esuse ot tpe . a candidate for the Republican nomination and operation at thte stage has a He ta convinced lhe phases o< Um New Deal I*, to winter quarters, the frog mi­ high mortality rate. In thl sertee of republic against the claims of lhe for State Senator. crease earning power for farmers and todastrfal weekgrates but a few feet, and that Gen. Antonio Jose do Sucre of cases studied at thc University hos­ Duke ot savoy. ere are close to Um faadamentol aieeeeHy tf U*0 straight down. Venezuela was a colleague of Si­ pital this condition was treated with In 1530 he was seized by the duke He has always used hte aggressive personality as a champion The frog te a cold blooded animal mon Bolivar In the revolt of colo­ hospitalization and delayed opera­ and Imprisoned In the dungeon of of the voter. country if it Is to prosper. (like that of* our big magnates), nial Spanish South America In 1814 tion. sgid.Dr. ooller, resulting tn a the ^castle of Chillon. His wide experience in the legislature of thto state ha* ably When Chib proven Ms Integrity, ability and tnlUaUve. To this has been and has no power to rate* bls bod­ and having proved hte worth In mortality reduction troin 48 to 6 Ion fell Into the hand* of (be Geneadded a wealth of experience.in township and county govern­ ily temperature above that of sur­ 1824 at the battle of Ayacucbo wm per cent. In this treatment the In­ DO YOU WANT A MAN OR mental affairs. These with his ceaseless energy best qualify him rounding water or air. Hr can stand proclaimed in supreme command of fection was fought, allowing an erty. and as the city was now free, to serve this district. He has served his community and thc quite a bit of chilly w.eather, and the revolutionism In Upper Peru. abcess to localize, and which could enjoyed the honors and rewards of A PLATFORM IN CONGRESS? church, mever sparing time or money when they would help a can even survive after being partial­ Upper I’ctu at lhe successful close be drained, with removal of the ap­ his patriotism. X'thc past 2* years he has owned and worked the farm on pendix following. ly frozen for a short t'lme, but the of the revolution became the Inde­ Bonnlvard was a great scholar. smart frog avoids the frosL • pendent state of Bolivia, and al­ From 1548 to 1552 he was engaged which he Ilves. At Ute first sign of Ice forming though Sucre wm most closely Iden­ la writing the chronicles of Geneva, State Senator: One ot the most glgautic engineer on his favorite pond the frog emit- tified with’Uris district, still be to lie left a number ef works in manu­ District needs '.pg feats In history to the reclama­ script. which, together with bls li­ ties all the air from his lungs and honored by other South American fa. Hanies. Jas. ot Paaca. Osagee. dive* |nto the water, burying him­ republic* for his aid In the general tion of the Zuider Zee. 40 miles wide brary. he .bequeathed, at his death and 50 miles long, which is about self In the soft mad at lhe bottom. revolt against Spain. welfare la 1570, to the city of (toners. They half of what the »ea gobbled up 7U) became the foundation of the city** The Ice may freeze solidly over the years ago. During tl>e Middle age* library. Byron's poem waa inaplsad surface of lhe pond or lake, but the wealthy or highly organised minority greap. Ha to siware. Meksns.. F. the Frisian Islands were an almost by the story of Bonnlvard's long Im­ frog select* ■ place deep enough an "To boast," said HI Ho, th* sage D Hilkert. Muiuro. Mirtla. ->Mk.~riaBveU sad flaaervtoer that there will always be some'ancontinuous series of dune* w^lch prisonment. Grist X. M«B*rick. Msrarrtm. Storat Chinatown, "arouges a suspicion frozen water above his tied. Itelbu* of pretending power, with an 'Itn- protected the low la*d in back from the encroachment of th* sea. Even get* enough oxygen through hte akin plied threat" Ceazplieatioas ef Malriaeoay ______ now they aimo*t cut off th* Inland to keep him alive, although he seem* Unfortunately many woman and "KLAn."’"'—-• te be dead. With th* Ice gone in many mao are married to perfectly spring, a couple of warm days are The Thousand Islands op tho St. good baabanda and' wives who »re ■to.’ Irttt to usually enough to wake him up.— Lawrence .river really. comprise models of air th* virtue*, but who Pathfinder Majnixlne. ‘ • 1AW Islands. The d liferetire In lbs tevela ot the are dull and tlre*qn>e and tedious oceans at Ute Pacific and Atlautlc apd who bore them to extinction. BARRY COUNTY FRIEND* OF Silk Cqs.teter.4 U*«toi« Give AIL Take ah I‘»rhs[>* their suffering la greater Who Pay for Thia A4w silk Is coMldfred unclean by the current, tidal and wind Influence* than that of tho** who gr* wrM “Industrial depression la Ilk* 8mm people give all and others MoLsmwedsn* because R la ghe and ate* to th* configuration of th* to entertaining v 11lalaa.—Washlag­ product of a worm. tag* ail '-Udy Astor. Bay of Panama. ton (vaniag Star. money. The. view oomlng in to su­ Sooiolofist suggests New perb with a tovcly winding up-andUm for Run-Down Mid­ down-grade tlirough a typical Uod>c«i*’ suddenly, old seasoned dle Districts of Cities night, LltU* Traverse Bay. turquoto* blue, nod i to*«ly Wtf IM fiflL, ---------------------------------------- _ Th* b*H at ran down territory, ly­ with its lovely curving shores dot­ MjMb the th* business and outer between ted with resorts. Iles before you. ing the solo*, and an organ, piano ing m and violin accompaniment. Tk> me, residential districts at, moot AmerlPetoskey off to the right nestling among Ito hills, making good It* claim of bring lhe most advantag- program. Th* assembly soprano ly pays poor dividends to property lalv awaww auiu uwuwvua «wvy v» *•? ItoOM KfUS*. WhO** fatherVI* * owners and te thetaoatton of many tows** th* Lower Peninsula Doing out. known Methodist preacher in crime and delinquency centers, on, ch, um. hlahny u»u»r, Miauun. -noVaM M Btaiu. should be Um main point of attack striking view Is afforded of Walloon ahe hM attained fame in the larger in lhe municipal housing project* lake « < musical circles of lhe country. Aa I now being undertaken with govern­ ment aid. according to Professor R. jto.QUgra y ._tf{ Take a Democratic Ballot VOTE FO FOR "A SQUA RE DEAL for the N NEW DEAL44 FRANK E. MOSIER �I Harvesting of the exceedingly light .. _ Tho speaker called attention to 1 oat 'and barlev croon was com ole ted ' ~ _ -> . —the fact that we have had panics 1 earlier than usual in thc southern HoinenidkcrS ComCT before. Our country has been able luw wwtuun uupirraiumiO! oui-- part of the state on account of the ------------. । to dig from under because every­ (Continued from Page One) drouth. Many fields were to poor By Home Economics Specialists body worked, everybody saved and Ganges, Michigan, Angus* M, 1934. I We are furnishing, under separate- Uiat they were cut only for hay, or Michigan State College grew to sweep away our Constitu­ lhe thrift and tho work of tho peoWe, the official beard of Um Ganges Methodist CTinrch feel cover to ba used by the enforcing pastured, while others will be fed y--------------_.................... non tion and and almost almost everything everything else else It ear privilege and duty as clUwn. of this eighth ■•»»**•***» tmthreshed. I classed as distinctively American ini It again. It te doing It now across Corn prospects were cloae to aver-, sauerkraut is a simple and con-(the past, and start out on the un­. lhe border In Canada add serosa the ’ACT LIQUOR 00MMISa candidate for age for this state early in the reason.. venient way of preserving cabbage, charted sea of roclalism. with ex-. tea in England, without threatening IIQM WBITU LAW-KNbut the hot winds during July and “ a common article of the; pertinents that are adding billions, liberty or destroying Initiative. [was the intention of the Legislature caught the early/fields in the tassel- American diet. Cabbage in this form to our public debt and mortgaxina . We can only give this brief outline FORUING 0FFI0KRS ------ . ________ Ithat munlaipolities were to assume ling stage and ruined the crop, espe- 1* ® fair source of vitamins A, B, and : the future of generations yet un-. of Mr. Hoffman's talk, but it tel clally on light lands. Later plantings and its special flavor is relished bom. * —— who »-------Anyone hears the vigor­. easy to see the things for which he I DEMANDS LIQUOR LAWS for ensilage and fodder, of which b>’ many people. ous words of Clare Hoffman In dis­. wUl stand if he shall be sent there was an increased acreage this prejiaring sauerkraut, thc use cussing these, subjects cannot doubt. to Washington. He will raise hte the aUorptton SHALL BE ENFORCED “S year, have also been stunted by thc ot ft starter to insure the desired that he would, if sen► to Washing­. voice against piling up debts. TR. n/W,.- wm XT * Commission expects to bold to strict drouth, which adds to the serious- flavor te recommended by bocterl- ton. be a vigorous opponent of all। against juice fixing and against un­ The Officer! Will Be Held to [accountability all the enforcing of- neae of the feed situation. ological specialists at Michigan State tnat tends toward socialism as rep­, necessary interference with the lib­ gan County al Laming. Since On August 1. 1934 the condition of 2?l15f‘?’,wli0,hav* cond“c‘®d ®«P®r- resented by such men as Upton Sin­, erty of the citizen. He will oppose 8trict Accountability by aUt*-1 . Michigan field-bean crop was J® determine the best melh- clair. Prof. Tugwell and other close, giving to any commission or any the Commission munlty'that a me^ace'or jrtrd at 52 tier cent of normal od* preparation. board the power of Judge and jury advisers of President Roosevelt. for the district. If given the opportunity. The Banner has been requested by a nuisance, and can advance poa- IL.t7.TN;, । are lowest figure for that date in 21 itar‘*r made by ahreddlng in determining the guilt or Inno- I the State Liquor Control Oomlsslon «lble reasons to this Commission |" L. i: He opened his ulk by giving a to roUowinJteUCT, the L ctoct should TdNwLled"1 mueh*o(tlthe °iCTd?or’ Ckbb,n^CTlTTd ... outline -ttz-- brief ot — the --------growth- of — thc cence of any man charged with ofto puSith publish Uw the following letter, wMCT. which |*hy why the license should b«'revok'd be revoked feme against NRA rules, who. If ho th.t OCTCTolnlCT, u, ... IlhU Ooowttalon wdl not h„.ut. o. mW •« »" “=> •««»! « IJ' In the interest at a righteeus eaure. He has stood consistently that Commission addressed to all this Commission will not hesitate to objects to the fine imposed, must go ' for economy legislation. prosecuting attorneys, sheriffs, and I revoke that license, in other words, to Washington and defend himself chiefs of police in this state. The: if you will aid us by performing 1 prospects were best In the east c«o«uncr properry weignteo. main-J j c men~uVto tKTnre~nt*rt’.v“ ■ before the commission who framed 1 letter calls attention to the duties of [your part at this responsibility, we central area, which has about one- 'aln « temperature of 80 degrees । coJFcentratitti of IS* — । ship waa nearly IS,DOB In Thte last rear there waa nearly I the coae code un under which hte business these officers in enforcing the liquor certainly will perform ours, sufficient in the treasury to carry on the financial program third of the bean acreage. The In- % and allow to ferment several days. ra*®d।U is °P® operated. dictions point to a Michigan crop " U 1101 obtalned ^Nttem^d UseMS ------commission orders as well as the Very truly yours, of the township for the present year without raising additional I Mr. -Hoff man paid a gracious -com­ state laws. Under the statutes of j Frank A. Picard, Chnnn. of about 2.400.000 bags or about at thc end of time, the batch, piling up of huge pliment to ills republican oppon-1 fimds. The debt is all paid, and taxes have been reduced by this state the commission's order are ’ Countersignod by lourt«n pa- c-nt lhe ,.ctu, s!”“w b',lhro*n “■ w SrtlSb SJIueTne enta in the primary, but he did not I fifty per cent as binding as law. The commission j Wm. G. Lewis. Secretary, crop for the five years. 1927-1931 s‘art®r made. One gallon of starter ?’ T’’.s5 wl“ ®nd ,P dlsaa1t5T *nd hesitate lo denounce Mr. Foulkes. promises Its hearty cooperation with j “ ■The United states bean crop prom- ls .s“niclenl for nbout 25 gallons of J)'?. °™™P rnust follow unless we the present democratic congressman, ------- .. .... w mr, rrea nimir, ex­ the officers In enforcing the liquor WRONG IDEA OF DRIVERS ises to be approximately 21 per cent c J l I ,7 ' ca*^*«® ^^Re’ it th t n m for levying tribute on postmasters I Speaker of the House of Representatives, the Honorable Intend laws. Following is the letter: ARfillT PFOFCTRIANQ helms beIow the flve FW overage. Pros0™/ Ann heads should be IJ “ was »*» that ‘hat kind of government and attempting to compel them to venr nveraire nron- 1 O nI>’ sound, firm Carr, Circuit Judge of Ingham County, ex-Raprssentatlve To all Prosecuting Attorneys. Sher­ flDUUl rcUCo I nlAfiio pe'-tg declined sharply during July uset’ ln making sauerkraut. Remove | which forced our forefathers to make campaign contributions from Charles Wetesert, of Barry County, ex-Governor Wilber Brock­ iffs, Chiefs of Police, In Mlchl_ —T“~ _ . . ■ in some of the high producing west- Jhe outer lcavc« and corc the cab-1 "T*1® ‘he immortal rfectarmion of which he would personally benefit. et. Mr. Grover Dillman, former State Highway Commbaioner —- states, ----bage. -pile In a clean place and Independence and, after a succesaFirst Duty of Car Driver Is ■cm Mr. Hoffman made a very favor- , and Mr. John Munson, President of Ypsilanti State Normal Gentlemen: slired. then pack in a thoroughly ■fl11 war against a king who denied College. Potatoes In the central and south­ cleaned container and salt. Balt te I‘heir rights, they formed these Unlt- able Impression on those who heard to Prevent Accidents at Thc Liquor Control Commission hte address. Hte force, character, ern counties of the state have been desires to direct your aUentlon to very Important in sauerkraut mak-1 States with a Constitution which sane thinking and ability to clearly f Street Crossings a light crop. Later plantings also »F see fit. | ing. as It keeps down the undeslr- has been the foundation of the prog­ express hte convictions would un-1 There seems to be an Impression suficred as a result of the extreme' , tra Session, popularly known as micro-organisms and permits rcss. prosperity and development of doubtedly serve thte district help-! among many drivers that it la the heat, but tor the state at large lhe able [ the "Liquor Act," which provides as fully and aid our nation In these Influence. follows: of lhe way of an approaching car 000 bushels. For the potatoc states ncineed^hL"1^* n Z trying days. instead of the business ot the car of the country the indications are ^. r fermentation lias ceased, the nounced the NRA as harming the a cr^ mUe Wow the avrera^ Shou'd * ' PF£ WALTER W. WIGHTMAN, R. T. BRUNSON, counties and their deputies and t^ver to govern “teTpee^ fo^ £ CARLTON CENTER. , the village marshals, constables, ——• •• -j—_... — l — — air tight containers. Air must be ex- of ail commodities and tending tx>Committee acting for the Official Board of the Ganres The Carlton L. A. 0. meets this officers or members of the village cars wrlzzlng around comers or’and for the entire countr}-. Thc fore-!f ' ^ded ffr™ the k^1 J*ntM is |ward hateful monopoly in business *(^l th Methodist Church. week Thursday. Sept. 6th for supper or city police and members of Che [ used, to prevent loss acid. 1and industry.Wm. Wm.F. F.C.Green, •- - ’ • - i «...t A.iffU't i for the United States ’ uscd ’ P"'® ”1 ‘hethe loss of of acid .AirAir . ana intlustry. —, . a with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Savacool. --department of state police, and speeding down our business streets tert hav|ma may >' ** be texc&ded ’’ccfeidft! by, canning lhe the .southern . southern Democrat, head of the All are invited. when pedestrians are crossing, the Indited S3 671000 tons of ^ sauerkraut sauerkraut or or outline putting melted melted nar»f-I paraf- American American Federation Federation of of I-hor. Labor. Mr Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Elliott and -----------hereby empowered, and It is here­ men at the wheel seeming to have which te one-fourth less than the । fin on top of the container. j Hoffman said, had. within the post I by made their duty, to see that the idea that it is none of their 'previous low record. If icraut kraut ngnt light in In color is te aesirea. desired. ।I week, u«» denounced the NRA as having Mr. .nd Mr, Harold Elllou ot Flint trip tliroujh lhe reformatory. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Asplnall en­ . . Ii »t -----------— were guests of their parents, Mr.1 R,llu.av „r w­ lhe provisions of the act and the concern what may happen to any The extreme hot weather ana arj jt’•ghouls —-----• not be cured- too long. The — |“increased ----------- 1 unemployment. When and Mre Mina Bllolt over Labor L Bt”d*y * nd tertained their daughter,"Mrii. Loren person who is crossing the street. seaSO<n2?S dO.neu ,°f,haJ',\' ,on8'’r U is cured the darker It will ‘h* head of the greatest labor or- day. On Monday afternoon a shower rules and regulation^ made or au­ HenneF *»<* *°'1 w«re their Freed and children from Toledo. |ganization in the country -------sb 3* de -­ ­ thorized by said commission are They apparently think that It is up to Michigan fruit. The heavy frosts become was given Mr. and Mrs. Harold El-, niece. Miss Carolyn Fteher, and last spring damaged peaches and in ’ enforced within their respective to the latter to be on the lookout­ dares, then the claim that the NRA Hott, who were recently married. A 1 friend Mr. VanDyke of Detroit and Ohio, during the past three weeks. investigation will reveal that ex­ aomt* places apples. The grape pro­ jurisdictions, it shall be their spe­ On Saturday their son-in-law, Mr. __ _ benefits - labor falls to the ground. OBITUARY. °Ub"‘ «* «“• cial duty to use their utmost ef­ actly the opposite Is the truth and duction of Michigan, however, te up,I Bernard G. Teerpenning. son of,The small business man and the XST’m.? atX Freed, came to slay overffabor Day to thc average this year. forts to repress and prevent crime LaFayette and Laura Jane Teer-1 small manufacturer know very well and Mrs. Mina Elliott and the newly i*”"1’ , and hte family accompanied him and the violation of any of the lt is not the business of the pedes­ penning was bom Oct. 3i. 1008. on * ’ >*** “ U do 111 * ‘ o them. It is inmarried couple received many Jovp-' Mr and Mrs Marlow and home Monday. provisions of this act. Any officer trian to be ready to Jump out of the 8TAGING A COMBACK. I the old homestead in Prairieville terfering with liberty, by destroying ly and useful presents. Delicious Ire- son were in Grand Rapids Friday, Mrs. Clyde Tooker and baby, who within the above enumeration way of an approaching car at a According to reports from East.Twp.. where he has lived hte entire I‘h® right of contract for such slmMr. and Mrs. C. B- Valentlne-and have been with Mr. and Mrs. Carl who shall wilfully neglect or re­ crossing. On the contrary it is the Lansing. dairy butter te staging a; life, passing away Aug. 29. 1934 at P>« things as a quart of milk or a fresh me nts were served and a very pleasant lime was had by all. I family visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Brecheisen during the post two ’ fuse to perform Lhe duties Imposed business of the driver to govern his comeback on Michigan farms. The | the age of 65 years, 9 months nnd 28 day’s labor. It interferes with buslThe local grangers went to Ionia | Greenfield and family of Quimby weeks, returned to their home Sunupon him by this section shall be speed so that a crossing can be made | ।state experiment station has just days. He was united in marriage by telling factory owners how Wednesday on the county grange1 Sunday. guilty ot a misdemeanor and. up­ safely by the pedestrian. published a new bulletin on meth- Mtes Ruth Livingston of Orangeville.^‘hey must run their shops, what on conviction, shall be fined not MICHIGAN CROP REPORT ;ods and problems of farm butter- Oct. 3. 1894. To thte union were born 'wages they must pay. hiring an army to exceed five hundred dollars or Tlw Michigan cron reoort te at making. children He te survived by his , of government employees to snoop Imprisoned not more than ninety hJd and te'Tn InterSttoR <tocuThere are no doubt many reasons widow and three daughters. Mrs. , around the country and find " -out * if days in the county Jail or both.” in view of conditions which i buttermaking* for the renewed in farm Core. June Somerville of Richland. Mrs. the edicts from the Washington in^mST^X^1? ment d,UOnS WWCh Oneinterest Uthatduring mem. in »urw 01 X coowikhu »iucn . jllrinl. Coral = Anson?^Pme of Pine £ke Ijike‘. ani> and Mrs Mrs "Brain Trust’’ are being obeyed. In StkS Winte^^SatyS'ln thia state Ith® depression years large surpluses, Elsie Williams of East Marlin, one Use Judgment of Mr. Hoffman, the ties have toU control over theEn- turned out slightly better than grow- of ln ftlk'proft.clH' JIIX । Nov ”*8™ !mv«i dthree NRA is a wanton, uncalled for. ex­ pensive and unnecessary interfer­ foreement of our licensees within era anticipated on July 1. The averlowcr Prlc“- mad* ‘L.1^al“ foreement of our licensees within BRe return per acre for the entire to divert some of the milk Into other Krandsons and one granddaughter, ence with liberty. England and Cantheir Jurisdiction. 85 per cent of the state Is estimated nt only 13.5 channels. Another, and by no means one sister. Mrs. Clara Underhill of tfdh are recovering from the depres­ money which we receive for licenses bushels —the poorest since 1D18 ’lesS important, reason is thc wide-| Hickory Corners, one nephew. Lee sion without adding billions to their Is returned to the municipality. We public debt «>□ and wunuui without attempting was an excentlonallv widespread effect of campaigns waged by .Killlck. of Pine Lake, besides many pu «.<; uwi believe that every municipality ought There variation In ylekithls year t»me ‘he many cooperating organizations ‘other relatives and a host of friends. UU everybody where to get off at to have a special force to see that ££ bdn? nearly t rom^tete UU-'and institutions to use more butter Funeral services were held at hU i In their daily economic life the provisions, rules and regulations urewhUe othen wreExceptionally land less butter substitute In the late home on Friday at 2 P M. the He asked if fanner, enjoyed the Of thc Liquor Act are enforced. The ure wnue outers were exceptionally. j Rev. C- 0. Rennells officiating. In- prospect of having someone at Liquor Control Commission will co­ “ ‘ I terment in Prairieville cemetery. Washington tell them how many ■ ■ ■ ——— ---------------------------- - -a— - -----aciJ® of wheat they can sow, how Uan of UU a MILO. m/iy hogs they can raise, what I r*"*• ahoUfeai ******n* .tin •fn -ftrbtf.’* 1 John Hoag of Richland wa-i a' acreage of corn they can plant and ...rt I Arret. w»ii acroft ** ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------- ---------------------caller at thc Flower home Wednes- at what pricey they can sell their day and Mrs. Chart of Plainwell commodities. The tremendous in­ was a caller at the same home Fri­ crease in the expenses of govern­ t |»id out —y i • . ment caused by attempts to run all. day afternoon. . I6‘«w*j Thursday for a one o'clock dinner the farms from Washington, te piling pAace »*•*«» I 0***’ lhe old schoolmates club of five was up debts for our children find our entertained by Mrs. Georgia Krans children's children to pay. And what ■Misted by her daughter, Mrs Nina good te there in It? he asked. The Taylor. 'A delicious dinner was little increase In thc price of grains served, nnd the afternoon was spent is more than offset by increased in visiting and admiring the beau­ prices fanners must pay because of tiful flowers nnd grounds at Mrs. NRA boosts in prices of other pro­ The President recently Krons' home. Brookholm. Gull lake. ducts. । Mrs. Jennie Chase, who has been recommended thc building of anoth­ ' oMlsting. her brother and sister. B. er great dam on the Columbia river * N. Fenner nnd Nina Fenner, went to irrigate thousands of acres of ad­ I home ’ to Kalamazoo Saturday to, dlttonal land that will compete with -spend several days but will return farm lands already developed, and at ;5ome time during tills week for on the same Ume he is spending hun­ dreds of millions to butcher little j indefinite stay. 1 School begins at Milo this Monday pigs and cut the acreage of .wheat, with Miss Cairns of Hastings as com and cotton. Where te the sense I teacher. in such a proceeding? | Little Jack Bradfield is getting One of the rights guaranteed by along fine now and by being care­ our Constitution is the right of trial ful will be allowed to begin school by Jury. Yet under the NfcA a man jean be fined for violation of rules . Mr and Mrs. M. Bradfield and n’ad® by congress, but made by a Jack spent Sunday with relatives on board, or ,commission, at Washingthe Clapp farm at Galesburg. . । ton. He teRried. not by a court and i Mrs. Hattie Bellinger and son. Dr. | “ Jury, but by a commission or board Warren and Mrs. Bellinger and ,Washington, which acts as Judge । daughter of California were Sunday and Jury in his case. . i guests of Mrs. Grace-Marshal) and I In criticising President Roosevelt j family. I the speaker 'said he did not quesBernice Flower spent the week tlan his sincerity. He believes he Is end and Sunday with her sister and conscientious in what he Is aUrenptfahtlly at Dowagiac. ’ i Ing to do and sincerely trying to I Mr. and Mrs. EL Quick spent Sun-|nelp -the • American people. But in j day with the latter’s brother. Aus- • »he Judgment of Mr. Hoffman he Is I tin Ferris, and family, the occasion otT oil the wrong foot; and our 11bhonoring Mr. Ferris’ natal doy. ®rtles are being threatened, our A party of twenty-seven relatives * constitutional government 1s being were .entertained bv Mrs. Hattie i menaced by the manner in which Bellinger Saturday honoring Dr. he Is proposing To help (?) the and Mrs. Warren Bellinger at a two American people. In Mr. Hoffman's .o’clock dinner. A delightful after- Judgment the American people will noon was spent. Mrs. Bellinger no1 be helped but will be harmed, will return to California with her Their Initiative, which has made (son and wife some time this month. ■ *hte country proeper. will be deTlie September meeting of the riroyed. If our life U_ta.be gQUKACd M:lo Ladies’ Aid will be entertained by a lot of high brows at. Washlngby Mrs. Merriman Wednesday aft-! *ho want to tell the fanner how ernoon. Septt. 19. many acres of crops he can raise. Only one more Sunday this con- what kinds, and what prices he will ference year to have service al the18®* toe them; tell the laboring man church. May w(F not have a good ,how many hours he can work, and pay-u he attendance. We hope to have Rev. whet ----“" shall "* ’ get; tell the manufacturer what price he can sell RennelLs back Tor another year. his product for, and how many hours he can operate his factory and what When Woman Rated Chtea i Tte-Itel, the impress dowager of wages he can pay. without reference lo world markets or world condi­ ; China, was born al Peking In 1835. tions—without reference to condi­ She was selected for the Imperial ha­ tions even In our own country. Mr. rem when only sixteen, but by study Hoffman believes the case of the and by good fortune became the vlr- President to be that of a well-inten­ teal ruler of China In her twenty­ tioned man starting to the wrong . sixth year. She was the wife of ! Halen-Feng and on hte death be­ bles. SpeaklAg of Hie New Deal. Mr. came co regent during the minority Hoffman'nld that It Is unnecessary of her son, tho ’Emperor Tung Chlh. for republicans to be critical. Here I and on hte death in 1875 obtained the BticcMslon for another minor, re- Virginia, a democrat of democrats. malnlng dominant daring hte boy। hood. She had much political wls- son and now representing Virginia in the United States senate, recent­ Boxer rebellion. It resulted in her ly said: "The New,Deal, taken all I encouragement of the progress of M all. te not only a mistake, it te a disgrace to the nation; and the time ’ modernising China. It waa largely I through ber influence that the opium i traffic waa discouraged. She died on ashamed of having wandered so far November 15, 1008. and common honesty.’ Dangers of New Deal POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT -- m •4 V*. What His Home Folks THINK of ~ P-****”.* •**«*' CLARE HOFFMAN of Allegan, as a CANDIDATE for Nomination FOR CONGRESS ON THE REPUBLICAN TICKET Every Business Man, Every Doctor, Every Den­ tist, Every .Preacher, Every Manufacturer in the City of Allegan, both Democrats and Republicans, have made a written endorsement of my candidacy for con­ gress—except seven. Four of the seven^said they did not wish to do so because they are democrats politically; although personally friendly. In addition every county officer of Allegan county, every city officer of Allegan and three former mayors have,given their,written en­ dorsement. Voters of Barry County: Do you think such a nearly unanimous endorsement of the business and profession­ al men, the city and county officers would have been given me if they did not consider me competent and cap­ able, and worthy to represent this congressional district at Washington? It is because they know me and be­ lieve in me that they have done this. I can assure the voters of Barry county that if nomi­ nated and elected I will give my best in service for the country and the district. Sincerely yours, CLARE HOFFMAN - Washington BELIEVED IN THE POWER OF WANT-ADS ODAY, just as io George Washington's Ttime, the surest method of securing a renter, a buyer, an employee or the satis­ factory answer to any other “Want” is to “give public notice” of THAT WANT, and the most economical medium of giving the public potice of YOUR wants is the WantAd section of this newspaper. HASTINGS �Tire HASTINGS BANNER WEDNESDAY, StPTtMBER I, 1*4 | Mias Helen Chidester is visiting | Mrs. J. E. McElwain, Mra Prank Freeport, and from Hastings. Mr. the pink friends in Lansing for a few days. Carroihera. Mra. Bruce Casper and and Mrs. Fred Trego and daughters,' inner pa 1 Mra. Henry Mulder and children Miss Emily McElwain were In Grand j Misses Yr-------- --- -- -------vUited Grand Rapids relatives last. Rapids on Saturday. -- ------ ■ . ji Miss U1M Maurene Maunnr Will WU1IIU vtelM hrr .go, Mr. and Mra. Raymond Bolton Mid bflU IB and Mra. E IL Nichols. . _ The many Hastings friends of ter together five minutes, add the to Detroit on SjtunUr to remnne " Mrs. Trego extend sincere cengratuthinly sliced lemon, the ginger and Mlles Hall of Chicago was caUsd —. I I • — — - —— • ■ V. W. WWM hw teeetune dome, । Dorothy Meboneld or Delatlona end hope she may enjoy the rind and pack the preserves in here last week by lhe illness of Elroy and Mia. John Gleckler of Oibetn- Thursday in Detroit. ». end Mr, Cherlee FrtU ot Bt. UoU u lpe^lnj „„ ttae with Ur. many more happy birthdays. | clean hot Jars. Boll the syrup 10 Tobias. burg, Ohio, veiled Mr. and Mrs. Mrt. Dennis Murray waa home Mine ere tu®. ot Mr. utd n,, ucDooeld. Utu ------ minutes longer, then pour over the 'trom OrBnd jupldM Thuroday. —rot Bhultera BVoltode this »hla week. WM1T. __ u . -.■ Mrs. Joseph Mead entertained her Clarence Orohe Thuraday. Will Mcftonald is confined to her bed ENTERTAIN WITH _________ ______ I preserves, filling the Jar to the top granddaughter, Mtes Dorothy Mead, Mr. and Mrs Edgar Thornton of । acudder spent Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ryan of Jack­ with arthritis. FARTY AND SHOWER. । and seal Immediately. of Kalamazoo Friday. Dcarbom, Mich., wte week end Monday with relatives In Holland. son visited Mr. and Mrs Arthur Ha­ Mrs Nettle Hyde and Mrs. O. H. On Friday evening. August 31. | Bttdaall ( M1M Ada Mjcjuei Qf Detroit spent ven over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Westerlind and Cleveland returned Tuesday from Miss Virginia Havens entertained GREEN TOMATO PRESERVES. Mid mother, Mrs. 8. L. Stone. the week end with her sisters here. Donald and friend from Flint where they had been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1 lb. green tomatoes. Oentury ot Progress. the week end with. Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Johnson and McOlocklln on N. Hanover in honor 1 lemon. Mr .nrt Mr. Tr.ith ra.n .1. .ririt °*r' Mietncn anafamily since Bunday. Mr. and Mra. Ellis Daniels spent IT of Mr. and Mra. Harry Meech (Betty ; 1 MU* Jean Arndt spent lhe week Mr. and several daya In Chicago with Charles Sunday and Monday in Chicago and cnd ln ch-cago. Er way) of Kalamaaoo. Mr. and Mrs. David Boyes were attended A Century of Progress "... MISS MAE KELLER IB Music nnd cards furnished the en ­ Albright the past week. William Bchadcr has returned to guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley ■ Wash tomatoes and cut In halves BRIDE OF CLARENCE WEISS. tertainment for the evening. Mr. end Mrs. William Hackney of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stlllson. Mr. Blg ' ' j to continue hte studies of Kalamazoo on Monday. A beautiful Dutch bouquet, “the ‘or quarters, depending on ate. DUOn Saturday afternoon al four nrrb Institute. in Fliht were guests of Hastings rela- and Mrs. Eugene Bush and Mrs. LUI at...... Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fuller and ocioca. me marriage 01 miss msc.buvui a incm friend” ccntcren centered me the table T’kmi o'clock, the marriage of Miss Mae gift of ■ Slillson (pent Monday afternoon tivta Sunday and Monday. ’ thT^ Mrs. Claude Wood left Friday for children were guests of Mrs. Quincy Keller, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. around which the packages were of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Grohe were with Frtd. L. Bush the wcea week cna end io to vian visit ncr her aaugni daughters Hynes of Flint on Monday. _ . — . . ule Guy C. Keller, to Clsrtnce Bernard placed, the honored guests receiving i tronanarent and the dinner guests of Mr. and Mra Will ,n Caledonia and Grand Rapids. Miss Charlotte Lake of Lansing Weiss, .on of Mr. and Mrs. Henry many useful and lovely gifts. Rltaman of Quimby Thursday eve- Maude Wallace and Jacob Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Parker of visited Mr. and Mra. D. L. Christian W. Weiss of Cape Girardeau. MU- ( Refreshments of ice cream and ; 4y™P *>‘hick. Beal Irt hot clean Jars, were jn Chicago Bunday and Mon­ Grand Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. from Saturday till Monday. louri, was solemnized al the home cake were served. PEACH AND CAN­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rltdhle, Mra. day attending A Oentury of Progress, Addle Parker oyer the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Jason McElwain and of the bride s parents in thc presence ' Twenty-five guests were present, TALOUP CONSERVE. Miss Nora Renkes and Mrs. Fred ' Hasel Hinkley and son Richard “•—•*•—of * ••the ­ bride. M1M Dorothy Roush spent lasl-Mlss Emily McElwain spent Thurs- of lhe immediate family, the Rev. L. all “cousins spent Bunday and Monday at Lud­ Rentes, after spending' the summer , eek wfth her brother and wife. Mr. day at Lakeland, near Howell. 1 pt. diced peaches. L. Dewey reading tire ring service. ington. at their farm home, returned to De- '1,1 Mr. T Inert f?r>naH nt ITalama. I pt diced cantaloup. — ... As Mrs. Krantz Keller played "The Robert Bhultera of Kalamazoo was trolt on Bunday for the school year ]and Mrs Lloyd Roush, at Kalama3 c sugar. Miss Winifred Johnston has gone Wedding March" from Lohengrin, 3 lemons, jutee and grated rind. Mrs. L. L. Watson of Holland to Denver, Colo, where she will the bridal party took their places Mrs. Kittle Coals attended the Bhulters over the week end. 2-3 c English walnuts, blanched spend her twq weeks' vacation with spent Wednesday afternoon and Adventist Camp meetinc near Grand Miss Mary McElwain was the before an improvised altar ar­ and chopped fine. 'Thursday with her daughter and relatives. Ledge from Friday over thc week guest of Mrs. J. M. McElwain of ranged in the bay window of the Combine Ingredients with the ex­ DESSERT FRUIT SALAD. living room. A large basket of gla­ Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Garn (Beryl husband. Mr. and Mrs Lyle Scudder. Lansing on Bunday and Monday. 1 c diced pineapple. ception of the nuts, Cook mixture dioli in shades ot pink was flanked Dr. Harris Woodburne left on Bussey) of Battle creek were guests On Saturday Mra. Joseph Moore 1 c diced pears. Gardner Chidester of Madison, until it Is thick and clear. Add nuta of Frank and Miss Lettie Garn on Thursday for his new home In De­ and daughters Beatrice and Eunice "Wls., visited his parents. Mr. and with tall candelabra bearing white 6 maraschino cherries. and pour into dean, hot jars and cathedral candles, with potted troit. Mrs. Woodburne going later. Thursday. of Battle Creek visited Mra. Eunice Mrs. O. F. Chidester, over the week palms on either side, makmg & 1 c diced marshmallows. Miss Josephine Rose, who has been They will reside at »15 Pingree. De­ Moore. end. 1 c seeded white grapes or cher­ beautiful background for the mar­ staying at her slater'g at Woodland troit. ries. BUTTERSCOTCH SAUCE. I Mr. and Mra. Carl Boyes and son Mr. and Mrs. Leon DeLano of riage rites. this summer, returned home Friday Orville Stridden and daughters. Lawrence of Flint visited 1-3 c chopped nuts. and urana Grand Kapias Rapids were guests 01 of Mr. n.iriei. .ndt tASnn riranH n«n l-“wrcllcc riint vuura Mr. ana Attending the bride as matron of 1-3 c granulated sugar. to MU attend school. Clil." ~J. AllUn »* (U S Mr £*»U a D WMt“J «"•■> »*> °"r u” Fruit salad dressing. 1-3 c light brown sugar. honor was Mrs. Ross Lethbridge Combine all Ingredients, except! (Marjorie Woodburne) of Mason. 3 T light com syrup. guest of MU Miss ocrtrud. Gertrude Urnvion Hampton mon! LUIOI ™ of Middleville visited relatives B„hw mix with Paul Weber of Atlanta. Ga.. a col­ maraschino cherries, 1-3 c cold water. Monday, enroute from Pentwater to here Sunday. • 1 Miss Agnes Sim were guests of Mrs. in Lansing Labor Day as guests ot lege Arrange on crisp lettuce ivuc friend iricua of 01 the uic groom, arvom. who wno imu lias» dressing. , ” ” . , — ’— ,---1 1-3 T butter. her home in Ypsilanti | Mrs. Anna Kurr of Chicago has ' A. K. Frandsen at Wall take on Sun- relatives. hero »lMdln g purtue Unlm.Hy 0 ' t» Mr. and Mrs Willis Smith of been visiting her son. Frank Kurr. eight. day and Monday. , Sir. and Mrs. Carl Wesplntcr, Jr.. at Lafayette, Ind., this summer, was 1-3 t vanilla. Gibsonburg. Ohio, visited the lat-|an(j family in this city and is now * Mr ..and Mrs- Lloyd Roush of Kai- 'of Detroit visited home folks over best man. Diced peaches, bananas, oranges, Cook white and brown sugar, com tex’s sister. Mrs. Eleanor Stridden, visiting her son. Vai Kurr. and famamaz’o spent Sunday and Monday the week end. Attired In her mother's wedding or other fruit may be substituted. syrup and cold water to 250 degrees Wcdncsday and Thursday of last hy at Caledonia. lU\5!.tTM5Oa5L*. wllh their'parents, Mr. and Mra. I Mrs. Thomas Paulson of Detroit gown of white Irish batiste, trim­ F- or until a Utile dropped into cold ! . HAUh. (Mailed her mother. Mrs. rrenk Hoes. med with vol lace, and carrying an PEACH BUTTER. water becomes quite brittle. Remove Mr. 4 lbs. peaches (prepared). -' J0*?*. EU.U?.’ — -mi. and una Mra Mrs A. a. R. k. Harvey narvey and' ana over over the tne week weca cnd. cna. arm bouquet of white roses. Miss from the heat and beat in the but­ and <i*u«hter> “ ■Jf'”’* sons. Paul and Charles, of Bay City. I Mra. Ida Norton of Maple •Grove Keller made a charming bride. Mrs ter. hot water and vanilla. Sene hot. ,US7t_~LMrS' C‘ E spent the week end’with Mr. and spent Thursday with her mother, Lethbridge wore her wedding drew 2 t cinnamon. Grohe Friday »<i*n)oon. Mrs w L Hinman. 'Mrs. Anna Cheeseman. 1 t cloves. HOT FUDGE SAUCE. of embroidered organdie and car­ ‘ Mr gnd Mra Robcrt JCiSfn and ' Mr- “nd Mr» WaXne Merrick acSugar. ried Talisman roses. The bride's 3 sqs. unsweetened chocolate. If the fun Is heavy, peaches m7kd(iu I a.Tr^ nnlifia hls molh!’r »nd sister from Chicago cjmpanled Miss Margaret Merrick mother was gowned In green crepe Nashville and Mrs. L*ur* OUllng- were guests auests of of Mr. ^r. and and Mra. Mra. C. c W. W. Ito Routh Haven Haven on an Sunday, Bundav should be peeled. If fairly free from -------------to South 1 c sugar. ham, and oaiyter, Mro. Jack Har- cra<ford wer week end. Mr. and Mra. Carl Bauer of Sagi­ of black taffeta with white trim­ fun a thorough washing 1s sufficient 1-3 c white com syrup. ris, of Battte Creek Tuesday. Mr and Mns WarTcn Roush and'naw visited Mr. and Mrs. W. G. mings. Remove pits and all spots. Place in 1 c evaporated milk. | Mr. and Mrs. W- N. Chidester re- family and Mr. and Mra. Lloyd;Bauer over the week end. White roses and white candles ar­ kettle with water and cook until 1 t vanilla. turned on Baturdw .from CDJUl attended the1 Mr. and Mra. Robert Burrell of ranged on a beautiful cut work ban­ tender. Rub through a sieve and1 t Si W H«*» m ■>■»<*, bolter lake, Montcalm co., wnere rney MWllr reunion at Mrs Lena Mlsh- Detroit were guests of Mr. and Mrs. quet cloth made attractive decora­ measure. T- .2 spent the month of August with the £7 J £Lln BLirKU' ’ •“ ““ ’IE allow two-thirds of,__________ A. H- Carvcth over the week end. tions for the dining table where a te may W tell out or Added. .*■“ Rev. and Mra. Keith Chidester and ■ Miss Phyllis Hinman returned -----------Mr. and Mra. Rupert Corrothera wedding collation was served fol­ The spices may be left out ot added, and cook to the soft ball stage Re­ ,aSUy roiiiarm nf ,I °m " “l c.nica*o os preferred. Cook until thick and from East Chicago ounaay Sunday niter after aa and family of Grand Rapids were lowing ceremony. * move fr. rn the fire and add evapo­ Mr. and Mrs. Warren stlllson of thrae wefkjI. w1th her grand. Sunday guests of Hastings relatives. The bride, after graduating from pour at once into clean hot jars and rated milk, flavor and serve hot. Los Angeles. Calif., left for home Mril c c gnu*. Dmer Rising, in company with the Hastings High school, attended Sunday morning going by way of' Mrs J. ~ T. Lombard, ------------------in company Arthur Eckert of Freeport, spent permint may be. added to the sauce northern Michigan and Wisconsin. with Mrs. Lou Ann* Pat lap of-Clo­ Tuesday in Big Rapids on business the University of Michigan where SWEET PICKLED CARROTS. she finished with the class of 1827. with the evaporated milk, if a choc­ after making an extended visit wllh verdale. will attend the funeral of 3 c vinegar. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haywood and since which lime she lias taught in olate peppermint sauce is deaired. relatives and friends here. I c sugar. Mra. Matte Black in Grand Rapids lamily spent Sunday with Mr. and Battle Creek and Ann Arbor. She Thte te particularly good on plain Mr. and Mra. Frank Kurr and on Thursday. 3 T mixed spices. Mra. William El Bott of Battle Creek. is a member of the Pt Beta Phi so­ vanilla ice cream. Tommy and Mrs. Jessie Cain spent Carrots. Mr. and Mrs Krantx Keller left Mra. Donald Smelker has been the week end in Chicago and at­ Sunday morning for their home In spending a few days with Mr. and rority and served as secretary of its Select young even-steed carrots, alumni association while in Ann PINEAPPLE SUNDAY SAUCE. tended A Century of Progress Miss Long Island City. N. Y-. after spend­ Mrs. Harold McDonald oft Battle Arbor. Mr. Weiss graduated from the boil until tender and pack into clean Roec Alice Kurr of Chicago re­ ing a two weeks' vacation with his Creek. 1-3 c sugar. Missouri School of Mines and later hot jars. Fill lhe jars with hot pick­ turned with them for a two weeks' parents. Dr. and Mrs. Guy C. Keller. 1-8 c water. Misses Betty McMillan and Isabel was on the faculty of Georgia Tech ling syrup made by boiling sugar, 1 No. 1 can crushed pineapple. v*3**, . . . .... Mr. and Mra. Larry Creeson tjean Sage have returned from a visit vinegar and spices together for five of Atlanta, Os, and receive^ his Mrs. R. L. Laird and two children Hoopcr) who were marrled at Boll sugar and water 5 minutes with friends tn Battle Creek and Ph D. degree from the University minutes. Seal at once. of Detroit spent the post wrek with home in Memphis. Tenn., on Wtd- Watervliet. Add the pineapple and cool. Serve of Michigan. Al present he Is a re ­ over ice cream. Mint or Wintergreen the formers aunt, Mra. p. L. nesday of lost week, are spending BERRY PIE. Mr. and Mra. Perry Midland of search chemist for the Buckeye Cot­ need one now. But we land. On Sunday Dr. R. L Laird and several days at the Park# cottage Battle Creek spept Sunday evening flavoring may be added to UtU 3 c fresh berries. ton Oil Co., of Memphis. Tenn. . hl, mother t-ama claim yoa ili^ld. be BURE. ihls came anH and .nAnt spent until until . — ... sauce 50 give an unusual “ with the latter's aunt. Mrs. AniJ T-3 c sugar. Mr. and Mrs. Weiss left Saturday W'tWnCsday morning when all re­ I Rev. and Mrs. Simeon Graybill Cheeseman. You should be sore that ’ evening for a northern trip, her turned home. |»ua land aauanvers daughters 01 of rreeport. Freeport. nunois, Illinois, Mr. and Mra. Harry Waters and traveling dress being a brown and Mr and Mrs Fred Ballanre. vUlud Mrs orayblU s sister and family spent from Saturday till Raspberrtes. blackberries, blue­ silver ensemble with brown access­ Dorothy and Orville. Junior McMll- •husband. • • Mr. -and Mrs Warren Monday with Mr. and Mra. Wm. ories. They will also attend A Cen­ berries, strawberries, rhubarb, or len. Mr. and Mrs. Charley James. Roush, and family Tuesday and Marsh of Mio. cherries may be used. tury of Progress and will visit his LESS than that—do you? Mr. and Mrs. Howard Osborn and Wednesday. Blend lhe sugar, cornstarch and Mr, and Mra. Jay Hammond and parents at Cape Girardeau before son and Mr. and Mrs Richard Leslie salt. Pour over the berries and stir Consider this another inMrs. Clara Moore of Battle Creek Mr. and Mra. Loo Hammond of De­ and daughter spent Saturday. Sun­ and Mrs W. W. Wood (Irma .MooreI troit visited Hastings relatives over going to Memphis where they will until well coated. Pour into an un­ reside. day and Monday at A Century of and daughter Ila of Detroit were the the week end. baked crust, adjust a top crust and tlcnt. A large circle of friends extends bake in a l»ot oven (450 degrees) Mrs James Moses and son and congratulations and best wishes. guests Thursday of Mtes Anna Mr. and Mra. Elmer Robinson and Johnson and Mrs. Eunice Moore. for 15 minutes; then reduce tem­ Miss Frances Sage visited Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Clarence Robinson re- ,i Mrs. MCMCjrr .UBnicr» ana perature to 350 degrees, and bake DeMeyer, lw twjj a daughters and Mrs. WiU Sage of Grand Rapids WOOD—SHEEHY. turned Saturday from a two weeks a fr3m Kala^aUK} accompanled over the week end. The marriage of Neville Wood, son 20 minutes more vacation in the upper peninsula MIm Margare t DeMcyer to Hastings For canned or cooked berries al­ Mr. and Mrs. L E Barnett. Miss L. where they visited both upper and 8unday |U1(1 wcrc of Mr and Margret and John Barnett returned of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wood of low about two cups of fruit and Hastings, to Mias Margaret Sheehy, OPTOMETRUTlower Tahquamenon Falls. On tneir,Mrs Hugh Riley. Sunday from a visit In Iron Moun­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edw. one-half cup of Juice and continue return trip they stopped al Croton M c d^cou who <xPn vlsll. tain and Ishpeming. Phone 2634 Halting* Sheehy of Yale, which look place in as above. dam Where Mra. Elmer Robinson lng hb brother and wlfe Mr and When blueberries are used, the On Monday Master John Shoe- Detroit on Friday morning, was the landed a fourteen pound muske- Mrg o o d^u ieft Tuesday■ maker and his mother were the culmination of a friendship which flavor is Improved by aciding one t lunge. | for his home in Los Angeles, Calif. guests of their aunt. Mrs. Charles began while both were students at tablespoon of lemon Juice. 1 . 1.. ■ ■■■ Mr. and Mra. Donald D. Smith Parker, of Grand Rapids. the Ypsilanti Normal. Her brother PAN FRIED FISH. Mr. and Mrs. Selah Kesler and and wife. Mr. and Mra. Lawrence ptopped with Mra. Smith's mother.. Wash thoroughly and dry. For Mrs. J. T. Lombard, of this city' Mr. and Mra. Earl Vandlen and Sheehy of Detroit, attended the over the week end. enroute fromi children attended a family reunion bridal couple as best man and ma­ pan frytog, fish may be rolled in flour or cornmeal, and If a very Petoskey to their home in Detroit.. at Jackson. Labor Day. tron of honor. brown crust is desired the flsh may They have spent a very pleasant Mr. and Mra. Earl Lewis and two Mr. and Mrs. Wood went to Chi­ summer tn Bay View. daughters. Marguerite and Phyllis, cago on Friday and came to Has­ be dipped lit beaten egg diluted with Mra. James A. Morgan (nee Mar­ of Washington. D. C . are the guests tings on Sunday where they were milk or water, then coated with salt­ ed crumbs, cornmeal or flour. The jorie Crawley), husband and two1 ot Mr. and Mrs. Eraln Clark. guests of his parents until Monday sons. Jimmie and Jackie, of Poncai Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendershott when they left for Flint where they flsh may be salted Inside and out before floating with crumbs. City. Okla., spent Thursday night. and family have returned to their will yeside at 313 E NewaU St. Any fat or oil with a good flavor with her aunt. Mra. Will Sheffield,. home in Montreal, Canada, after After graduating from the Has­ may be used for pkn fried flsh. Cov­ and husband Friday was spent in1 spending lhe summer at Gun lake. tings High school, Mr. Wood at­ er the bottom of the frying pan with calling on her many relatives andI Mrs. Pauline Durbin is the guest tended the Ypsilanti Normal where friends in this vicinity. They left for' ot Mr. and Mra. Patrick Durbin In he was an outstanding athlete. Up­ the melted fat or oil to a depth of home Saturday. Tills was her first; Chicago. III. While there she ex- on the completion of his course one-eighth inch. Arrange the flsh visit since leaving about nineteen1 pccts to visit A Century of Progress. there, he was awarded a scholarship in the hot pan. cook until brown on years ago. They had attended A. Mr. and Mrs. Dali Bassett of to the National Recreation School in the under side, then ttxrn w|th a Century of Progress at Chicago en­■ Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. New York City, where he graduated. pancacke turned or spatula, adding route. Glenn Monica of Chicago spent the Mrs. Wood also graduated from the more fat If necessary. Small flah. Mr. and Mis Charles SchuchartI week end with their parents, Mr. Ypsilanti Normal and has been em­ such as perch, are fried whole; larg­ er flsh may be cut into four-inch of Rochester, N. Y-. called on Has­' and Mrs. Ed. Monica. ployed in the Yale post office for lengths or made into fillets before tings friends on Friday enroute to> Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coleman and some time. trying. Freeport to attend Use homecoming son Jimmy and Mrs. Gewge ColeHastings friends extend congratu­ M£S. Schuchart was formerly Miss1 man were in Charlevoix on Monday. lations nnd best wishes. BAKED FISH. John Coleman returning with them Lena Albright of Freeport. Cut hah into pieces, before serving. Mr. and Mra. Don Higgins of Ur­■ after a visit with relallyej. MISSHOYT GAVE Dip In salted milk, using one table­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brockob and bana, Ill., were guests of Mr. andI ENJOYABLE PROGRAM. spoon of salt for each cup of milk. Mrs. George Sheffield and other' Mrs. Eliubeth Schwankoff and Miss Hastings people had a rare mu­ Evaporated milk may be used. Dip friends last Wednesday. Mr. Higginsi Grace Dean of Chicago were guests sical treat on Sunday morning at into finely ground or rolled com was formerly Scout Executive in this1 of Mr. and Mrs. Rosel! Stanton the Methodist church, when Miss flakes. Arrange on well oiled baking county and is now in the same work; from Friday HU Monday. "Marjory Hoyt, violinist, accom­ sheet and sprinkle liberally with oil. In Urbana. He and Mrs. Higgins• Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Burton and panied by her mother, Mrs. M. E. Bake tn very hot oven <500 degrees have been visiting in Dowagiac tor' Miss Ruth Handy left on Saturday Hoyt, gave a delightful program. for a few days’ visit with Mr. and Miss Hoyt, who Is a senior at »<. F.) for about 10 minutes. several weeks. 1 Mrs. N. B. Waterman of Burllng- ft C. Conservatory of Music, is a . Mr. and Mra. Sep Grantham and One-Found Can BROILED FISH. little John Shoemaker and his1 ton. Wls. They will return via Chi- tatenled musician and her interpre­ Small fish are split and broiled mother were the gucsta of Mr. and1 cago and attend the fair. tation of the dUTteult numbers pre­ whole. Larger flsh are cut into Mra. Lana Burroughs has Just re- sented displayed real. fueling and slices or steaks for broiling. OUyMrs. Duke Irwin and Mr. and Mra.• Dan Shay. Sr , last week Wednesday.• turned from Minnesota, where she splendid training. fleahed .fish are most suitable for Xc—XSC Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cheeseman ofI visited her brother for several days. Ilol program IBH1 included ,., e num- broiling? Dry. whlte-fleahed fish may tjic^. Her five Maple Grove and the former's slater• She had not seen her brother for ^rs. the Second Movement of Con­ be brushed generously with tfielted ! several years. Henry Ragla. Another -• — • • • — and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence certo No. 3 by Wienlawaski; Noc ­ Lb. 300 butter or French dressing before Best Quality Creamery Bump, spent part of last weak tn‘ brother, accompanied her. turne No. 13 by, Chopin; Fourth broiling to aid them in browing. Chicago at A Century of Progress. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wykom of Movement from Symphonic Span­ Place the fish, skin side down, on Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Johnston andI Indianapolis. Ind., were here Sunday ish by Lalo; Second Movement from a well greased baking sheet. Sprin­ Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Downs were Sun­• and Monday t* ace his mother, Mrs. Concerto by Mendelssohn and in kle with salt, pepper and the pap­ day guasta of Mr. and Mra. Kenneth1 Etta Wykom. who is a patient at closing, the Second Movement from rika, If lhe flsh Is not oily, brush the Lein* of Battle Creek Other guests1 Pennock hospital following a fall in Concerto No. 8 by DeBerlol. surface with melted butter or Toader and Meaty lbs. were Mr. and Mrs. James Timmer­■ which she suffered a broken hip. She The Rev. M. E. Hoyt preached in French dressing. Place lhe pan man of Jackson is doing as well as possible. the absence of the Rev. L. L Dewey, about two inches below the pre­ Choice Beef Lk Mr. and Mra. Melvin Bird and son1 Mrs Frederick Parker left 8un­ giving a fine Inspirational sermon heated broiling unit. Broil until the Arthur of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs day night for Blowing Rock, North Hon. John C. Ketcham supplied at surface of the fish is nicely browned, fendec and Jeiey Lb. Frank Haywood and family of lhe1 Carolina, lb spend several weeks the Methodist church in Nashville or about 10 minutes. Slip the pan Cheney district spent the forepart1 with a friend, before returning to during the absence of the Rev. Hoyt. Into the baking oven for five to 10 of the week visiting the latter’s ais-■ tier home tn Wfcet Palm Beach. Fla. minutes m that the flsh may be 1 Mrs Parker has been the guest of OBSERVES EIGHTY-SEC. cooked throughout Loosen from the OND BIRTHBAY SUNDAY. pan with a pancake turned or spa­ her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Michlgan. Mra. Miranda Bisson of North &v*' Hail, for a month. Mrs Rose Trego relebrated her tula and slip it onto a hot serving lng was the guest ot Mrs. Ida Palm­• Among lhe Hastings people who eighty-second birthday on Sunday, etto- Sunday afternoon and eve­• attended A Oentury of Progress in Sept 3. at her twine on No. Broad­ ning- Andrew HoufstaUer of Rut­• Chicago over lhe week end were way. entertaining her family and GINGERED WATERMELON. land was a visitor also. Mrs. C. A. Bassett. Misses Lucy and several friends who remembered her 3 lbs. melon rind. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Robinson1 Lucile Bassett, Mrs. Annetta Earl. with many lovely gifts. 3 lbs, or 4 1-3 c sugar. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robinson,■ Mr- and Mrs. Otto Lsenhath and Those present were Mr and Mrs. iitMt j. after a two weeks’ trip in northern> sons. John and Hollis. MUscs Geral- Nell Fish of Bangor. Mrs. Florence WeDetwer Th* BIG-Little Store Phone 34S1 I Michigan, returned to their home In1 dine iaenhath and Virginia Waters. Johnwn and Miss Lucy Coleman of 4 T preserved ginger jthli, city Saturday. Mrs. Clara Brown, and Totn Ogden t’aaadens, Calif.. Mrs. Ida Moore bf Remove lhe green and moM of Social Events and Personal Mention Helpful Suggestions Not so narrow brlma. not bo many raw adffi brims . . . Homburg shapes making a come­ back and a good thing too if you ask us, for tha Homburg looks better and holds its shape bet­ ter than most hats . . , $nsp brims still good, especially .for sports wear . . . Prices not so high as you might ex­ pect Stylepark hata are good hats . . . The best available, we think. S Maybe You Have Always Needed T.S.Baii Clothing and Sho for Men and Ba HASTINGS Cold, Wet Days Are Here! HOW ABOUT YOUR ROOF V. BESSMER Better Bargains Saturday, Sept. 8 Friday, Sept. 7 SAIF • SALE. and Other Needed Repairs About Your Home? VAN CAMPS PRODUCTS € You will be surprised how well we can fix up your place Tomato Cocktail x zm x sc Bean Hole Beans X c— xsc at a low cost. We will be glad to give you an estimate on any needed Pork and Beans 3 c.» see work, from repairing your roof to modernizing your home. Hershey’s Cocoa Super Suda sM<u,au.rk(. Alaska Salmon Butter Beef Ribs Beef Roasts Beet Steak 15C X «.r XSC Prompt Service—Courteou* Treatment. Drop in and talk it over. 3 XSo ix;< X7i« HINMAN’f COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS AND ROOFING Home Lumb HASTINGS. Ml MMBI �THt HA.TTNO* BAXXKK. WTOMMDAT. m-rnra*a I 1»< WANTS FARES THE CHURCHES ONE CENT A WORD. NO A From Hastings To Kalamazoo80c Battle Creek------ 80c Grand Rapids, $1.15 Lansing1.15 Chicago------ :— 3.30 Detroit ±3.60 UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH IN CHRIST. lion ESn FO.d jt* ‘ I IlGUBK IIOI'I FOR KENT — Modern THE TRIO CAFE FOR RENT— Nlrira. h> HASTINGS n MICHIGAN Fufe" HaLK—7 dltlon. rm»m h- GEO. M. NEWTON rd, Delian. Mlrli palrtai. Cub tor OU Odd. n. Ma lentm Our Service To PROTECT You Conxtanlly Adjust Fairly CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. WRECKING 1927 Oldsmobile and Studebaker Stahdard Six. BODY GLASS INSTALLED WHILE YOU WAIT. ’d 13011 Il-I for.I PASTS FOB ALL CABS. Hastings BaHlmazc Churck. , \ , ... . and family and Glenn Asken of A new deal for both game and 3, me Creck. Mr Bnd Mrs •nt God." u™w>d«Md.r a m k Cora r Sheldon. rank ■•—.a* r-wn ... r and _n. . .. . J. <i * p. m.. | hunter, from ml-lr-F, which both wruitrl would —Beckwith Mrs. —.... j- t..,„ benefit, the former by greater pro- James Mrs Hale of Hustings tection 'tn overhunted areas and the and*Mra Hale’s sister, Maud of McCallum Church. latter by longer seasons and larger preeport HunrfuT Rrhool. 10:30 A. ! £ bag limits where game to P>«Uful.| Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ ... ’ U proposed by Dr. E. C. O Roke. nelb Hurless called on Mr. and Mra. n. !),r^c‘KT Clifford Hammond of the Lillie ljc University of Michigan School of | Rrt^ " Fure3tr>’“nd Oonscnauon. । 8Ur orimmett and Frank Beck"The forest zoologist looks upon|wlth Of Hastings called oh John game as a crop, which should be en- WBlcra of Podunk lake recently, EMMANUEL CHURCH (Epl»ccp*l). couraged to grow where needed and | Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Meyers. Mr. harvested when the tlffie to ripe," Bnd Mrs. Oscar Hurless of Hastings ^■says Professor O'Roke. "Using thejBnd Mr. and Mrs. Otto Saylor of • a»it ot. ..... customary -------------set-up ----------of -statewide -------------------open n Jackson were Sunday guests of opic thia seasons for game, the season limits• Kenneth Hurless and family. 'nd. necessarily more or less depend­Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelley and ant) a ent on the game population of thcI daughter. Olive, of Thomapple lake >n -I Briareort« P°or”t dUtricta, in order to retain1 called on Mr. and Mrs. Russell ; bo a. m . noir 1 any stock at all for reproduction in1 craven Bunday. »»ya wrkome. ।such areas. Even so. these poorly' Mr. and Mrs. Star Grimmett and stocked districts barely maintain a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beckwith of WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH hunting crop from year to year. 1 [Hostings called on Mr. and- Mrs. | "While such gome poor areas are!' Ralph Lorghep of Gun lake Thurs­ School. 1100 a ! merely producing a minimum of day. . ........ ThuraT.'r animals, however, ’there are other Orville Cooley visited school Fri­ >« 7.3u. tl» muKihu merlin* parts of the state which have a day and stayed at Mr. William Clagetl’s over lhe week end retum" able. These districts could stand a ing to his home in Hastings Sunday. 8.oo r. longer hunting season and possibly Mr. and Mrs. Russell Craven and (•ra.ee even ——• a - •larger ------ ■--------------------------------bag limit. It seems Mr. and Mrs. Orval Tuttle attended :30. : logical to many forest zoologists lhe Good Will services at Podunk HASTINGS CITY MISSION. ■ that bcUer and more certain hunt- Saturday night. Mr. Tuttle and Mf. | lng could be mode available if game- Craven and Ex-Congressman John .r poor areas were almost or entirely Ketcham furnished the entertain­ bureh. closed for hunting from time to ment for lhe evening. day. X F. M . >1 f'' ” time, while the richer sections were Clyde Bareett of Freeport called Srnnc.il. 1 :30 V. K„- opened up. The process of manage- on Kenneth Hurless Monday night. r.i ment could be varied until within a Arthur Tyler and family visited ran.i | reasonable period of years the whole relatives in x Allegan and Otsego it I of the state suitable for game on Sunday. ' ‘rril''.,trl ’l„ H»v. Mr. > any scale aiMll. would have a largErnest Granger and daughter of «<!«,. 7 IS P. M. Ih- S..mr ot M r. and Mr.," er and more evenly distributed stock Vermontville were callers at Arthur Tyler’s Tuesday. r. Wnlnr. than is at present the case." 4 WVmrn'. Ur., In the case of deer hunting. Pro­ William clagett ond family were Mr- Sink. Ol»rr SI. K»»r»fessor O’Rokc suggests that the sec­ Sunday guests of O. A. Da vis of 0 »ll»n4. tions of the state inhabited by deer Hastings. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Mrs. Herman peldpausch was in be divided into naturally bounded CHURCH. areas. Each area would be scien­ Hastings one day last week Visiting tifically studied to determine the relatives. "deer crop" which cover, food and other natural conditions would al­ NOTICE! low annually. A hunter would spe­ cify lhe area into which he wished toJ To my friends in Hastings and vlgo on applying for a license and cinlty: could only hunt in that district. Should lhe annual crop of deer be‘ Since the breaking of my home shot In the area before he got his1 in Hastings 1 have contemplated j quota, the hunter would be given a' returning to Battle Creek where I permit good In another open area. BAPTIST CHUBOH. Such a system would make for more own my own home nnd where a -> j natural hunting conditions, prevent good share of the business I have n>n the woods of any single district from‘ done while in Hastings has come >n.i. being overflowing with hunters, and I by opening and closing areas sclcn-. ■ from. tiflcally. level out the distribution In leaving Hastings I want to ex­ ,'*_l and gradually increase the total press 'my appreciation of lhe sup­ .i. number of deer or other game. Pro­ port you have given me. fessor O’Roke believes. C * - M * <1 12 BUSSES DAILY 4 GLENN F. LAUBAUGH SUGGESTS VARYING | DISTRICT BAG LIMITS sun*-id ou-d on or. .nd on. z.i--------Ion Kaiser Friday afternoon. Game Experts Believe Long-I™*, 01 “f ” “ 5 “ Mrs. star Grimmett were. Mr. and er Hunting Season FOIBI-. imt«. L. Lafountain and son Harry ble by This Process and wife ot don Marsh, d t. anyth ► ► Foil SA Lt:—S..W and ulnr i.ic. F. C Umrlkar Frm-ri 9n tot Nil—i'rri.in >um ot m,.ur. mHillrOr aih hannrr ott.rr ■>■ l.lrniil, atnnunt lime an*tB.l>" !•■«! •• WANT 40 1.. — HniM.ne., . »l “n“ I- »l.5«U. l-rm. W rit- E ’ rar. Rann.r 9 •. W4NTKII—Tn !>ii. flwk nf T.rl Town. M.lo hrlLm Pw( ..Nir. n -, CHURCH OF CHBI8T. COATS OBOVH. Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service mtecd to hold tho rupture Jnstment for you. Let us show you tho New Akron Truss Control’*. Nothing else Ilk# Foil •i.ll.t - Hundrr.l. .1 .irr." catrd (nmalor. and l*sr J^rn r.Tn’m ”r “7 U'' ' nnd nmirr >ou»h Nt—rial i.rirra t.< daalrr^ Nn^Sundar tra.lr Nath Gra The Prescription Drug Store B. A. LyAABKER. Rropr. HASTINGS MICHIGAN _ ' ' - For Sale Cheap! Massey-Harris corn binder; Mauey-Harris grain drill, 11 hoe. Tell us your needs tor fertiliz­ er. We have a car on Uic way. Hastings Co-operative Elevator Association HASTINGS, MICHIGAN FOK SAl.K-^Or trad, r^d I,..,,., i,.rn near H.allnc*. I'hnnr 3346.~fia.llnc» i’iAX.I Tl'NEK-J-hn M. Z.nk - dt 1In Ha.line, durinr -k ■•( N»|.t (n _i-rdar. a< W.ll l,.rff A <1 roll HEX T Furb.-I.-I .... . ’. hi'ior. rn"-lh tnndern W anted lade ron(par-.I<,n apartnirm wlnl-r mnethi 730 E M U 0 ‘ WANTED TO III’V-4m«.I u.ed mark nlnw and tfarlor dl.r For ..I- nr ir-»d» i«n Irntlom (nrtnr idnn Rankin Han Kbiil- n ( lo.rrdalr r.hnr.n »t WANTED—S-icI- m-h tn w..rk l.r thr »"n!k M"ll-r‘r|i.-i”c."H»X JL*1 ifcj ■Irnrn <dd Kuril f.rm JI 3 7 95 Full 1AI.E—GrtJ, Gurm-r. rnw nr* ri.Dh rail l.r .1- G„. »->. • -.... 7-._ '"Ti FOR RENT- ........ rm.tn b-u., n-.l? HASTINGS MARKETS Thaekeray, the famuua English heard some friends talking In the horror af ilia pasaera-by: "Walt till r» I" tb- -U11U«.- of court, b«loi THEHr. KOH K Mr. and Mrs. George McCulla and ' Mra Ella McGlynn of Hastings। J. E. NORTON AUCTIONEER 522 W. Grand St. Malting* Phone 3368 CRESSEY. Miss Violet Reynolds of Hastings spent several days the past week DTnnrr tir with Mr- and Mr3 Lce Reynolds and family. Tintcn Mr. and Mrs. Philip Barber and Futor daughter of Three Lakes spent Pbon» sass 1 Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Clay RiMitsr ' Barber. School begins Tuesday with Mrs. (Stanley Barber as teacher. { Mr and Mrs. Wm. Culp and Mr. A D Fl C / tf r a Afg^c* nncl Mrs- Millard Houser entertained or //7/i/VAo Sunday relatives from Vermontville. 1 _________ Litchfield. Holt nnd Jonesville. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Enzian started for Florida Monday morning after tl.ank all who lb an, .Ir a.-i-t-d u. dur.r.c ihr Hlhr*. and .loath of our >- spending thc past two- months with h.rrd hu.hand. falhrr and crandfalhrr. relatives and friends in this state. tot ll.r bnaulltul floarr.Xnd Ihr woudrr Miss Rosella Barber returns to ini Lindnm. ,li.an u-. Rc. S. linn bril. I..r romtorllnc word., and Mr Mar her school duties nt Saginaw tor • hall for !>■• «,rni.nlhrlic manner in run another year after spending lhe past durtinc Ihr .rr. reel. week with her parents, Mr. and _ Mr-. Ruth T-orio-nninc. Mrs. Cloy Barber. Mr and Mr. Earl H«mrrviih and M.r.hall Mr and Mr. garl Anann and Marnn and .Tn.cn. Mr and Mr* Hu.-ell William* Angkhor. French Indo China, had Jlr*.' Clara'’L’ndrrbJlL 3,000,000 Inhabitants 700 years ago end was the capita) of the Orient CARD OF THA.NK8—1 wl.h tn (hank rrlairvr, and fnrcdi tor the flnwon ,n.l It was mysteriously abandoned over­ man. aelr of klndnrt, *1>own mr durlnr night by orders of the Kaier th— lllnr.a and aflrr thr death of nr mother, al.o Rrv. Adcock for hi. com- emperor. fonlnc word* and th* undrrlaker for hl, • yiapathrlic wrrlrn Allan Bryan STATE OF MICHIGAN — OBDEB OP THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION CARD OF THANKS—Mr and Mr. —DUCKS. - GEESE. BRANT. COOTS. Kim Mclrr. Helle and Madeline w>.h 1.* WILSON B SNIPE AND WOODCOCK tl.ank all who an kindly etlrnded a.ai.lance in them Ihmucli the n-apm.lom of fl-..rr. .nd lender deed- of .rmi-atb. Which wilt alwar* be chrrtahed and held F I am associating myself with Dr. Harry C. Higgins in the Regent Theatre Building. We have taken on extra rooms and when finally settled we wlil have one of the best equipped dental offices in lhe city. Sgiould any dental work I have done since locating in Hastings prove unsatisfactory. I will be glad to make a liberal adjustment If you will call upon me in my new loca­ tion. All work contracted or under con­ struction I will gladly finish at the price agreed upon when the work was started. I will be glad to greet any of my Hastings friends and patients and we will suggest service that will "fit your pocketbook." Sincerely. —Adv. 8 M FOWWER. El den Pueblo, near Flagstaff, Ari­ zona. recently yielded one of thc finest collections of prehistoric pot­ tery ever found In the Southwest. More than 300 perfect reMels and fragmenta were found. An old Massachusetts statute, en­ acted In 1967 at Boston, forbids the throwing »r catching of bean bags, except In designated places. BABBT COUNTY REPUB­ LICAN CONVENTION. AT HASTINGS. THUBSDAY. SEPT. Moat young blrda. when they leave' the ahell, are rather helpleu. It may be many days before they are able to oaa their Umba. but the young Norfolk plovers can run Win With Burhans ■ The One Candidate for Congre.. Who Ha» Strength in Every Pre­ cinct in the Six Countie* 1 emerge from the csr«- These youngmany enemies, but nature has clothed them with sand-colored down with several black lines, and It would be difficult to And a more , cleverly camouflaged creature. The 1 Instant danger threatens each young­ star squats on the ground and stays motionless until the “all-clear’' note from the parents Is heard. If they should be attacked by a atoat or a weasel, the mother will ploy the, broken wing trick.—Tit-Bits MngBrine. Earl L. Burhans, leading candidate for Copgreas, has the endorsement of farmers, business, veter­ an and labor bodies on account of his accomplish­ ments in the State Legislature. He is a forceful speaker and hard fighter but has not said any­ thing derogatory to his opponents and their plat­ forms and for these reasons is the one candidate best fitted to tfnite all tactions and to win in November. Canada Imports a large volume of American goods, for the most part manufacture!. That country sells to tbe United States a large vol­ ume of pulp wood, newsprint nnd . similar Items of a noncompetitive nature. The Indiana were Rood Judge! of corn land, usually choosing fertile river hottnms or rich uplnnda for their cultivated patches. Michigan NEEDS Buchans in Con grew ! BURHANS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column C. THOMAS STORES Everyday Low Pricee 128 W. State Street, Hasting* QUAKER QUICK OATS MINUTE Nationally Advertised food . items that will make heal th - ful. appetizing dtshes for those youngsters returning to school. They are eco­ nomical too. at C. THOMAS STORES’ "Everyday Low Prices." ’ fe. 20c DOUBLE THICK POST TOASTIES & 10c TAPIOCA rw. 13c PILLSBURY’S WHEAT BRAN CORN ?:M2 28c Extra Standard RADIO CUT WAX OR CUT GREEN l"C I4 ’ |\] C ULjrilllJ Standard Quality No. 2 Cans Peanut Butter 2 ft 23c Dairy Belt Milk - 3 Ift 17c Cocoa, Ambrosia 2 11. 21c Preserves Assorted MISSION INN COFFEE Smooth and Mellow. Ground to your order. Pure Fruit Jellies 3 g;“„.25c Kre-Mel Three Flavor* 3 ru. 10c To. produce sunlight on the earth's surface It would require overbend a canopy of the entire sky solid *with Incandescent lamp bulbs, some 12.8 lamps over each square "Some of us," said Uncle Eben, "takes most particular pleasure In tailin' da truth when It’s sumpin' BopleasanL" , In medieval days, drawing out the point of the shoe far beyond the demands of necessity bad great ap­ proval Barons might don shoes with points two feet long; ordinary fl Ik, even if they were rich, -had to limit the points to a foot PLAIN ASSORTED COOKIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fresh Daily 10c Severn! Varieties Fresh, Tasty. Lb. lie 4000 Six*. Tapioca nM •r k 2 15c Calumet. J.'iK Swan.down 25c n." 25c Cocomalt o- 23c GELATINE DESSERT SURESET 4 Forbes Extract vuuu bohu 10c Apricots wb»i« PMi«d ?anl 17c Soup . Cre 10c Corned Beef 15c Macaroni 2 lb*. 14c J.PI W OI TR Au. JLmA Xj-fX E*DE*E* I Om Medium Package of IVORY r K£*E* I Flakes with Purchase of a Large AT FLINT. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. SRPT 91, |( 25c lb. Prunes Marie, Robert and Paul attended^'u.i the St. Rose Parish picnic and | Homecoming Thursday afternoon I AT HASTINGS. ON THURSDAY. 8F.PT, 80th. 1034 and evening. Mrs. Hammond won | •n'1 iir"»i>i* «l*Uy «•** two round trip tickets to the Cen-1 ** ‘L. Flint on Reul. tury of Progress for Sunday. She and Miss M. Bernice Wing attended. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fifield and family attended the Fifield reunion on Labor day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hackbatt and Mr and Mrs. Beryl G. Bishop of Lansing were Sunday evening guests in the Claude A. Hammond home en­ route home from attendance at the Dog Shows sponsored .by the South­ ern Michigan Kennel Club held at the Saddle and Hunt Club. Battle Creek, Saturday and at LaBelle, Gull lake. Sunday. Mr. Hackbait's dog, Gamester, won first place at Oral.»e..Ila bbth shows. Pralrleclll, pther over thc week end and La­ bor day guests in the home of Mr. Out 0 26 and Mrs. Claude A. Hammond were. Mr. and Mrs. George McCulla of OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. James Himrnond and Miss Bernice Wing of De­ - trolt. Miss Virginia Crates and Ar­ f liaallnr*. I thur WlllltU of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bei&mer were Fri­ day evening guesu. rn 16c CREAM OF GARDEN GOLDEN BANTAM IVORY FLAKES fc. 24c 17c FRENCH CREAM SALAD MUSTARD.’ 12c SHEFFORD FINE PROCESS CHEESE^ 15c BEST YET From Kansas Wheat 90c AMERICAS FAMILY FLAKES two FM. 1 9C FOB THAT SCHOOL GIBL C0MPLBX10N P. & G. SOAP 10 B«. Ban 27c orld Increases In value and owes that Increase to him. WM PALM OLIVE 3 ’ 14c �Wednesday, Sept 5, 1934 | PART T THE HASTINGS BANNER — George O. Dean vs. Walter O. W.I Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of |DATT| P PRPPK RANK3 GOOD PROTECTION. this Ayers and Dwin Nash. Admr., no the Nashville State Bank, vs. Walter। ' 1 uc We notice by the dally papers that pul oa teaure. |R. Ruse, e$ al. bill to f«*cJoae mort- | CUT INT. ON DEPOSITS the W, K. Kellogg Company of Bat- Peoria poJ Icy holders. Carme Simon vs. Everett Simon, ——— ■ for Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of. Will Pay 8 Per Cent After vator which will store bill divorce. 1.000,000 HENDERSHOTT. NaahvtlU State Rtato Bank, Rank vs. va Len J the Nashville bushels of grain. Tills will double Clara R. Bllu vs: Clark O. Bliss, W. Felghner, et a), foreclose mort­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrison and Oct. 1—Reduced Earn­ their storage capacity. No doubt Margaret with Ernie Matteson and bill for divorce. gage. ing* the Oanae thc season through which we have Mildred Poff va. Dale Poff, bill for Hatry O. Mohrmann, receiver of The Battle Creek Enquirer-News Battle Creek Saturday to attend the divorce. the Nashville State Bank, vs. David of Thursday carries the announce­ them the necessity ot such Increase John L. and Etha Hough vs. H. Gardner, et al, foreclosure of ment that all the banks of Battle In order to protect their business. flarry D- and Mamie B. Whitworth, mortgage. The Sunday school U asking I Creek have cut their savings Inter­ home Bunday from Battle Creek mortgage foreclosure. dime collection thia week Sun* est rate to two per cent, effective Beulah Dailey vs. Leon Dailey, the Nashville state Bank. vs. John October 1. For many years the THE PEORIA LIFE helping to care for Mra. Cassidy. I help out on the supplies for the . J. and Lilly M. Pitt, et al. mortgage bill for divorce. lng quarter. ___ banks of that city paid four per The Whitworth family reunion waa INSURANCE COMPANY Florence C. Hughes ya. Maurice foreclosure. cent, although they now admit they held at the Hendershott schoolhouse W. Hughes.- blU for divorce.________ ' SOUTH THORNAPPUL never should have paid so much. If In the Matter of the Conservator - the Nashville State Bank, va Wal- any depositor wishes to leave his or Business Has Been Awarded count of the rain. Last Week’s Utter. tehlp of the Hastings National Bank her money for a period of six to the Life and Casualty foreclosure. of Hastings; Mich. completely surprised Friday evening Company of Chicago Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of In the Matter of the Dissolution obtain * certificate of deposit with when fifty-three of their neighbors Hastings City Bank vs. Richard of the Hastings Co-operative Deva- the Nashville Bute Bank. vs. Wil­ a higher rate of Interest. But If Those who have life insurance and friends came to help them cele­ turned to their home in Chicago lait Henrietta VanderMolen vs. Kobe Loppenthien, assumpsit. lard Hilton, et al, mortgage fore­ that Is done the depositor cannot policies in the Peoria Life Insurance brate their wedding anniversary. It tor Association of Hastings. VanderMolen. bill for divorce. Dewey Jones vs. Ernest .Skidmore, Ella McCallum- vs. Delton Slate closure. draw his money until the end of Co. will be rehabilitated through the was a Jolly party and will ** Harry O. Mohrmann. Receiver of trespass on the case. Harry O Mohrmann. receiver of Bank, no cause. the six months or one year period. award of the business to the man­ remembered by the Brills. i Wayland State Bank, a Michigan lhe Nashville State Bank vs. Rich­ Alice Casey vs. Wlnlford Casey. the Naahville Bute Bank. vs. Floyd The bonks of Battle Creek have agement of the Life and Casualty We are glad to'announce that Banking Corporation, vs. Wm. Wis­ ard O. Tuke, et al, mortgage fore­ •bUl for divorce. W. 8trickland, et al. mortgage fore­ Co of Chicago by the Circuit Court ML m Josephine Romig will make been forced to reduce interest be ­ closure. ner and Etta Wisner, assumpsit. Beulah Sanderson vs. Theodore closure. । cause of drastic changes made In of Peoria. Woodland Exchange Bank vs. In the Matter of the PeUtlon of Hastings Building and Loan Assn, the banking business through the The Life and Casualty Co. la a coming school year and will teach James E, nnd Daisy B. Guy. mort­ Sanderson, bill for divorce. Elizabeth Mae Foster for a Writ of Lenora Smith vs. William Smith, vs. Vernon R. Bumford, et al. mort­ insistence of the federal govern­ 'large, well managed Institution and lhe Weeks schoolSpringer of near Plainwell and al Habeas Corpus, writ ot Habeas Cor­ gage foreclosure, rental value de­ bill for divorce. gage foreclosure. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Storer and ment, which requires that banks according to the Insurance Index, termined. pus. Margaret F. Walker vs. Elizabeth must keep In a liquid condition. U recognized trade Journal in the Eloise from Hastings were supper Roberts, who were old neighbors George Wlckwtre vs. Celia WlckWilliam and Etta Wisner vs. L. Universal Garage vs. Herman Jane AUee and Ebenezer Daniels, That meanp a large percentage of wire, bill for divorce. insurance world, will bring large re­ guests at Al Brill’s Friday evening. P. Reno, custodian of lhe Wayland Feldpausch, assumpsit. Carl Tomlgas vs. Frank Zientek, et al. bill to clear cloud from title. their assets siiall be either in cash sources to the new company. Mrs. Jennie Gorham of Dowling is present b vUlting relatives in Utg Blate Bank, staying of mortgage Minnie Wurm vs. William Fuhr, Blanche N. Riggle vs. Hiram U. 'et al. establishing title. or government bonds, or state or B. J. Arner. of this city, agent for visiting a few days at Rennie Mott’s. foreclosure, Rum. trespass on the case. Central National Bank of Battle el Al, bill to set aside deeds. municipal bonds, which have a high Raymond H. Baker, Adrnr.. vs. The Travelers Insurance Co., a Prank Barnhart vs. May Barn­ rating, but yield a low rate of In­ The Delton State Bank, staying of hart, bill for divorce. foreign corporation, vs. John Maur­ mortgage foreclosure. terest. With «uch a demand from mortgage foreclosure. er, Julius Maurer and George Maur­ Mortimer C. Nichols vs. Fred Dar­ the government It is impossible for Clyde KersUw vs. Delton State by, forecloseure of land canlract. er. assumpsit. any bank to pay four per cent In­ Lois Brail, bill to foreclose mort­ Bank, a-banking corporation, mort- ■ Minnie E. Hanyen. el al. vs. Nel­ terest, The bonks of Battle Creek Ada McKay vs. Clayton C. Pettln- gage. gage foreclosure. • glll, et al, assumpsit. Effa Adams vs. Fred and Ada son H. Cross, et al. bill to quiet title. realise that they cannot pay three Charles E. Rowlader. et al, vs. In the Matter of the PeUtlon of per cent; so they have reduced their Emory Thompson. et al, foreclosure Jewell, et al. property settlement. Henry Hitt, et al. vs. Henry Behai- Rodney Post, et ai, bill to discharge rate to two per cent. With the gov­ bf land contract bly. et al. Injunction to conserve es- mortgage. ernment plan of guaranteeing deNellie C. Foreman vs. Richard Proper Compounding of Will Tobias vs. Mabie Tobias, bill treolts up to $5,000, which covers 97 Ute. Foreman, separate maintenance. Prescriptions Is Important E. Sarah George Foster vs. Roy and Myrtle per cent of all bonk deposits. It can Ostroth and Mabel Ostroth John Brandsttetler vs. Ida E Foster, writ of replevin. 'By B. A LyBarker be seen that money deposited in 'Adams vs. Curtis Marshall, et al. Harry Mohrmann. receiver of the Brandstetter, bill for divorce. , banks at the present time is secure; mortgage foreclosure. It is your duty to yourself to Clyde C. Siemens, state Commr Minor Shupp vs. Anna Bhupp, bill Nashville State Bank. vs. Curtis W. of Health vs. the Village of Nash- but this deposit Insurance Is not a have a physical examination once Knoll, foreclosure of mortgage. gift from the government. The for divorce. (or Edgar C. and Pearl D. Nichols vs. banks pay for It and It costs a cer­ Edwin J. Dodgson, ct al, vs. Floyd NEW. USED AND Insurance companies, physical C. Carl McGuffy, et al. vs. Wil­ tain percentage ofithetr deposits to First National Bank and Trust Co. L. Abbott, no cause. culture publications, health au­ REBOUND of Kalamazoo, as trustee, establish liam P. Streeter, et al, bill of com­ keep this insurance. Letha Whitney vs. Manville Whit ­ thorities all combine in this plaint to vacate decree. ‘ rental value. ney. bUl for divorce. All of these tilings tend te dimin­ opinion. The importance of con­ Ben Sa) Ik and Bertha B*llk n. ish the earnings of banks under Charles Kermeen, et al. vs. Grov­ Witt, bill for divorce. tinued good health cannot be James H. Ruel, bill to foreclose present conditions, so that It has er H. Cline, et al. no cause. Georgia E. Glttings vs. Clifford emphasized too strongly — your become necessary for them to make ■ Togan-Stlles, Inc., vs. John B. 'mortgage. happiness, financial well being Albert Luke and Olga ____ Luke vs.' Glttlngs. bill for divorce. service charges and to reduce rates Bresson, ct al. no cause. and the security of your family Auditor General vs. Delinquent of interest on deposits. Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of D. R. Miller and Louise Rogers Rob- Taxpayers, sale of land for taxes. depend upon your good health. the Nashville State Bank, vs. Lydia Do not neglect It. Jennie Echtlnaw vs. Mary Cous­ HOME SWEET HOME. Garllnger, mortgage foreclosure. bill for divorce. For All County Schools Your physician will take over The author of "Home Bweet Emery Bottmer vs. Bessie Botlmer. ins. mortgage foreclosure. Julia Johncock Jewell vs. Martin Home," John Payne, never owned a the responsibility of advising you In the Matter of thc Woodland bill for divorce. Exchange Bank, bill to declare Bute Bank, a Michigan Banking as to health habits and precau­ home. He was a wanderer on the Hastings Building Loan Assn, mortgage a first lien. tions. Corporation, no cause. face of the globe all of his life. He vs. Mary M. Landsberg, et al, bill Matilda Pox vs. George Pox. bill Dougal A. McCallum vs. Delton said. "I never owned a home and One final responsibility Is yours. for mortgage foreclosure. for divorce. Be particular in selecting thc Byron E. Farwell vs. Prosper G. Bute Bank, mortgage foreclosure. never expect to have a home of my Minnie Willison vs. George Willi­ And Many Other Bargains Kate B. Hale vs. Fred R. Hale, Bernard, no cause. druggist who compounds your own." son. bill for divorce. doctor's prescriptions. Viola Nash, survivor of Prank ■bill for divorce. It It’s but -dot. Bertha Dominie vs. Cornelius DoSylvia S. Clarkson vs. James T. Nash. vs. Oscar O. and Cora F. On a green shady spot. taiinle, bill for divorce. Clarkson, bill for divorce. Flanigan, mortgage foreclosure. Where wild flowers grow by the door. Dora Rose vs. Ace Rose, bill for You'll be more content Margaret M. Sea ger vs. George L. divorce. Seager. blU for divorce. Though you haven't a cent HHd% Irwin vs. Lavern Irwin,JjlU Then your haughtiest neighbor •for divorce. Who has to pay rent. Phon. 2131 Hastings Daniel L. Goodenough vs. Flor­ ence L. Good enough, bill for divorce. Camp Hayo-Went Ha. on old depend on your banker to make Gayle Dailey vs. Harry Dailey, bill 5 lb a. Sweet Torch lake, for 30 yeara has been things h|t for you. for divorce. Rolled Oats___ Potatoea ___ Avis Helsel, by next friend, vs. inoculating Michigan youth with lie Tomatoe Juice (New 6 Boxes spirit of service, loyalty and devo­ Bernard Helsel, bill for divorce. Pack) Floyd A. Bowman vs. Gladys P. tion to the unselfish cause of servMatches___ Bowman, bill for divorce. 22 oz. can___ ever since the late Win. H. Gay of Sarah Budd vs. John Budd, bill Tomato Soup (New I Large Bottle Ammonia Grand Rapids. C. W. Wayne of Ann for divorce. Quart J |-c Pack) Ethel M. Elzey vs. John Elzey, Arbor and L. E. Buell of Detroit, for size___________ I O 25 years Michigan State Y. M. O- A. bill for divorce. Bessie McBroom vs. Robert Mc­ Secretary, walked out from Central 6 Rolls Toilet Lake to the wooded shores of old Broom. bill for divorce. Gallon Ora Irene Watson vs. Ray A. Wat­ Torch about four miles from the nor$h en<f reqlly discovered the son. bill for divorce. Ideal Camp site. 1 Stella H. Rogers vs. Charles H. Rogers, bill for divorce. (Last Time at This Price) Lolta Root vs. Ora Leroy Root, with 1 1-4 miles shore line and 12 We Buy Your Cream, Poultry and Eggs Jog cabins^and a beautiful large Club bill for divorce. house -made of white pine logs, a Pay You the Highest Market Price gift of Car! Bonbright of Flint. A reforestation project Is going on here of no mean extent More than 250.000 trees have been planted ■Pugh, ejectment. by Mr. Buell's direction, many of The Industrial Co. vs. Leon D. Cool and Andrew Dooley, assumpsit. which are now a small forest of Madison Furniture Co. vs. Mike white,Norway and Jackpines. Here Is a camp of 450 acres, large GJukick. assumpsit. MacleJ and Mary Wielgosz vs. Mi­ enough ten al) the hiking and roam­ chael and Helena Zawackl, assum- ing any boy can crave, also a lake 18 mllos long and 28 feet deep In the Mt. Boyer Fire Apparatus Co., an In­ center, but with a sandy, safe beach diana Corporation, vs. Freeport .that Is not to be surpassed. One, hundred six H. 8. boys were In State Bank, assumpsit. Alfred Moerdyk vs. Orma Glynn. Camp here last week with 20 lead­ •t. al tl-Mftaaa th. —n.. ■ ers learning how better to make their Ilves of service to their respec­ tive communities and fellow stu­ 'et al. assumpsit. Samuel Rosenblum vs. Claude dents. This section lias been preced­ Sparrow and Chas. Bouro, assump- ed by others running in periods of 2 weeks, ever since June with attendAda Fur Farms, a Michigan Oor- aoctuof 95 up to 125 per section. Mr. Cliff Druelng. of the State Y. M. O. A. staff, is Camp Director and has tachment. Edward J. Woodhams va. Harvey Hartwell and Maude L. Hartwell, (replevin. Independent OU Co., a Michigan Corporation, vs. Gordon Edmonds,, assumpsit. Gottlieb Webber vs. Robert C. (Continued from page one, part one) Brown, garnishment. Howard Martin vs., Charles B.■ B. Kussmaul, trespass on the case. Mackinder, trespass on the case. Thc Village of Nashville vs. John Gilbert Verburg vs. Oren A. DavF. Goodyear, et al. no cause. John A. Mutz, Admr.. vs. Glenn O. Puppoff. et *1. assumpsit. Rudolph E. Reichert. State Bank­ Village ot Nashville vs. Non E. ing Commissioner, vs. Nashville Dawson, et al assumpsit. State Bank, appointment of receiv­ William Hoisington, appellee, vs. er. Hugh Johnson, appellant, appeal Rudolph E. Reichert, State Bank­ from Justice court. National Merchandising System ing Commissioner, vs. Bute Bank of Freeport,’ appointment of recelv- CIRCUTCOURT OPENS SEPT. 10 imn A World of School Supplies at MONEY SAVING PRICES/ School Paste, jar or tube .. .5c ... .5c Art Gum, largfte size .... . 10c School Scissors . . Rainbow Crayons, 16 colors . . .8c School Paints, 8 pans ...... .>25c Brass Edge Rulers........................ 5c 15c Fountain Pen Ink................... 10c Fountain Pens ...... .25c to $5.00 Loose Leaf Fillers ........................... . 5c SCHOOL HOOKS WE BUY YOUR La»t Year’s Books Carveth & Stebbins The REXALL Store Y. M. C. A. ITEMS 19c 21 25 10c 10c 23' 16% DAIRY FEED 25c $1.69 Wallace Feed & Seed Store “ Watch the FORDS Go By ■ The Car Without a Price Class Don’t Fail to SEE OUR USED CARS Before You Buy! 1933 V-8 FORD TUDOR. 1930 CHEVROLET COACH. 1929 AUBURN ROADSTER. 1931 Model A Standard PANEL'. 1929 Model AA FORD TRUCK. 1928 CHEVROLET TRUCK. 1932 Model B TRUCK, dual wheels. FORDSON TRACTOR, overhauled and in good condition FORD DEALERS Phone 2121 Hutinos 'sumpslt. Joseph Borutka vs. Thomas R. Olahewsky and Sophia OUhewsky, as­ sumpsit. Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of the Naahville State Bank, vs. L. H. Cook and C. L. Glasgow, assumpsit. Norman Barry, by next friend, vs. Allen A. Weeks, trespass on the case. Fred Childs, executor of the (James IL Childs Estate, vs. Robert E. Burtne, assumpsit. Dean W. w. Whitehouse of Albion has been the Sunday Conference leader this year. - NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. Last Week’s Letter. Mrs. Maggie Underwood and daughter. Edith, and Mr. and Mrs Charles Underwood, and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Rowland of Ar­ kansas spent Tuesday and Tuesday night with Mr. and Mra. Shirley Slocum. Mrs. Ida Flory apent Tuesday un­ the Nashville state Bank, vs. Carl til Friday evening with her aunt. ' In the Matter of the Estate of Mrs. Susie Oaks, at lhe home of OUo Giles Shepard, deceased, appeal Townsend. from the probate court. Scottsville spent Friday evening with his niece, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hicks, assumpsit. Gilson Bell oftd Vest* Bell vs. Herzel. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum, Mr. Floyd and Belle Everts, assumpsit ' J. C. Jorgensen vs. Wm. McDon­ and Mrs. Delbert Slocum. Mr. and ald. appeal from Justice court. Sal-VAt Company, Inc., a New Mrs. Garth Slocum and son Robert York Corporation, va. Middleville of Hastings attended the Slocum reunion at Morgan Park Bunday. Lumber and Coal Co., assumpsit, -. Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of tho Nashville State Bank, va. J. O. Hurd, assumpsit. Last Week's Letter. ’ In the Matter of thte Estate of Pern and Jane McNec returned William Wlckwire, appeal from pro­ home Saturday from Kellogg Camp bate court. Norm Company va. Frank C. An­ drus, trespass on the case. Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of the Naahville State Bank, va. K. L. Appel man, assumpsit. atton at St. Mary* hospital. ■ The Busy Bee Club held their the Nashville State Bank, vs. R. K picnic at Campau lake Sunday. Swift, assumpsit. dinner. Games and visiting were the the Nashville State Bank, vs, J. O. feattires of the afternoon. Before WlHtjMfc assumpsit. departing far home all enjoyed lee Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of cream and cake. Another nleasant the Nashville Stale Bank, vs. Llb- day has been recorded on the dub's ble Marshall, assumpsiL It’s an open way to any wiefe awake observer. No matter whether it is times of prosperity or in tfmes of’depression, it all follows Nature’s law. \ Seeds don’t grow until they are planted. Neither will dollars grow UNTIE THEY ARE.§ET TO WORK. Idle dollars are just like seeds that are pjrfyfllpnTrd—they WILL NOT GROW. If you want your idle dollars to GROW, deposit them in this reliable old Bank that has faithfully served this Community for NEARLY A HALF OF A CENTURY, through times of plenty and times of stress, and you will be paid a fair rate of interest TWICE EACH YEAR. Soon there will be signs placed in EVERY WINDOW of this Bank, the signs reading as follows: DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Washington, D. C. SC’AAA OvUU MAXIMUM INSURANCE FOR EACH DEPOSITOR ICAAA JVVV Besides This la the Added Security of Naarly SO Yeara Successful Operate. W TWa Bank. Can you think of any SAFER PLACE to put your money than fa* thia Bfenkt HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 Capital $150,000 HASTINGS, MI< �—- ,„ No matter what your bank­ ing problem may be we can take care of it. |FDICb National Bank oi Hastings Mr Arthur Todd and children of (coats Grove were Sunday dinner । guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Towns. | Mrs Bernice Anaway and chil■dren ot Minneapolis. Minn., were ! Sunday guests at thc home of. Rev. and Mrs. Fay Wing Milton Hebei of West Woodland, age 63. passed away at hte home Thursday. The funeral was held Bunday al the Methodist church. He is survived by his widow and one daughter of Muskegon. , H..«» ho«ie, Mu> U» MAX to 1“?' ““ toll one day » M | TtelSUr d.». » UM., .u S "SnTE “r? toSSu bVS'• «•> condUtan a: prewnl U - p ? "Mmnev have v«^d,rlM th.’ dU- M Ihetaee our long dry spell, inc flowers Conference al Winona lake, new arranged. Evart Ardis, thc new principal of Warsaw. Indiana, the past week. our schools. Is at home with the Glenn Perkins family. The Misses Isabel Rice and Anita Haan are staying at the Roy Nagler home. Mr and Mrs. Ward Hynes of Millington *pent Saturday here with his parents. Mr. and Mr*. F. O. Hynes. Saturday guests at the Adam En­ dres home were, Ur and Mrs. Carl Gilliland ot Flint, Mrs. Dell Durkee. Mr and Mrs Keith Durkee and daughter Darlene of South Carlton. Homt-oomlng guests at the H W. Blough home were. Mr. and Mrs Thus. McCarthy and children of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs Harold Skedgell and children of Kalamazoo Foulkes Defends the President His record in Congress shows he is considered Excellent and among voted for the .VETERANS on every the Very Best." The Washington piece of legislation brought up. He News says: "This man is a hard hit­ voted for Payment of the Adjusted ter and comes out of the middle west Service Certificates, Placed on the like a breath of sanity. We hope the Important Agriculture Committee, middle west has more of this kind he Works for thc Farmers. The and sends them along to us, the coun­ Power 1 rusts hate him because he try needs them badly.” The Con­ stands for the Rights of the People. gressional Record proves him a Speaker Rainey wrote: "His record worker and always for the best in­ as a Supporter of the Administration terests of the common people. FOULKES FOR CONGRESS home of Mr. and Mrs J. E Babbitt were their three daughters and their families. Mr. and MYS Will Harrlwon of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Arnold of Lansing. Mr and Mrs. Charles Beattie and family from Vicksburg. Frank D Brayton had as his guests Saturday ghd Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Uhl P. Utley of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B Brayton of Dayton. Ohio. Gerald Forbey returned home from -Cljmax. where he has ’been working all summer, on Saturday and will attend school here again. ■ Marvin Thaler of Campbell and Mliu Mildred Hutchins of South Bowne were united in marriage last Thursday at Pontiac, the Rev. Sav­ age performing the ceremony. We wish the young couple much joy in their married life. Mrs. Earle K. Jack and two daughters of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs Edgar Cheney and daughter Donna of Eaton Rapids were guests ot their parents. Mr. and Mrs. H W. Gosch over the Hootecomlng days. Mr and Mrs Nelson Beer* and We are informed that DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES SEPTEMBER 11 Exteiuive School Displays Mammoth Musical Revue Mammoth Children’i ‘ Parade Change of Program Dally 50 Talented People 40 Beautiful Girla Stupendous Hiitorical Pageant 350 People! 350 People! Commemorating the Centennial of the Founding of Allegan County. 350 People in the Cant! Grand Rapida Sea Scout Band &. Kalamazoo Drum & Bugle Corp* Boy Scout Jamboree on Saturday ' The Beat Midway . Outside The Century of Progreso Ticket* on *ale at Ail Scouts Admitted FREE Reduced Price* Until Sept. 8 Don’t Mi*» the Allegan County Fair, Allegany Mich. The Greatest Fair in 82 Yeara of Exhibitions ! QUIMBY. . Last Week's Letter. The Young People's Class was pleasantly entertained at the home of Evelyn Dowell Saturday night. Miss Freda Scott entered Pennock hospital for tonsil oix-ratkai Monday morning. Quimby school will begin Septem­ ber 3. with Cameron McIntyre as teacher. The Young People s Class will have a farewell party and steak roust at lhe home ot Francena Cutler Tuesday evening. Miss Cutler c p?cle-to enter the Evangelistic I stltute in Chicago the first week September. Miss Margaret Hoffman of Bat Creek bus been spending her vac tion at her home here. Mrs. Fay Hummel was a Bat Creek visitor Saturday. ■ The latest type ot umbrella square and has a telescopic hand It will be obtainable in-all t Mr. and AUCTION SALE! ' Owing to the death of my husband I will dispose of my personal property at public auction at my farm at Stony Point, 7 miles east of Hastings on Sec. 16, Castleton, township, on MONDAY, SEPT. 10 Commencing at 1:30 sharp, and will scribed property:— offer the following de­ HORSES. FARM TOOLS Mare, 10 yrs., weight 1400. Gelding, 12 yrs., wt. 1250. Above is a good work team. Deering binder in good con­ dition. Syracuse spring harrow, like new. Syracuse walking plow. Ajax walking cultivator. Land roller. Wide tire wagon. Dump' boards. Pair bobs. Set good dbl. work harness 2 horse collars, Whiffletrees. Neckyoke. Large hog kettle. Large grindstone. Many other articles not men­ tioned. COWS. Jersey cow, 6 yrs., due in De­ cember. Holstein and Jersey cow, 7 yrs., due Sept. 23. SWINE. Sow and 7 pig*. Brood sow. 4 shoals. CORN. About 150 shocks of corn. TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. No property to be removed un­ til settled for. MRS. WIU MEAD, Proprietress Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. tJ B fg S S S on Wednesday! Record Diiplay of Stock and Farm Producti Gorgeous Beauty Contest s ’ =8 FREE! ? ADMITTED “»■> c ««*■»« »rrakl.IB her iSUJ ’to-^ “ 4 4 School Children Fait Horse Races with a large entry ct pac­ ers, trotters and runner*. Also pony races and team pulling contest*. AU Deposit! Insured Up to $5,000.00 We take care of your mon­ ey and pay it back to you on demand or at some future date you may designate, al­ lowing as reasonable a rate of interest as sound banking practice will permit. AUTOMOBILES Given Away Freni e K F .a a . 4 Worry Proof Why worry about invest­ ment matters, when you can free yoilr mind of worry by depositing your funds in this Bank? Gorgeous Days of Fun and Thrills, Hilarious Entertaining Nights I 5 2? SEPTEMBER 11-15 DAY and NIGHT S. Varney, Cleric. I F. F. Goach of Hastings called on destroy lhe rate and mice 'last spring er the coming year. She will stay kill visit Mr. and Mr*. Burt Snugga te tcotv^Uu f^ to rcRev. LcxxnU while In Freeport at­ Sheet metal can be used to make, Mrs. Stata Hilbert and daughters at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Shroy- for a week. -WUn -10 tending the Homecoming celebration corn crlta and granaries rat and accompanied by Don Bhorno re- er. | ----------------on Monday. mice proof. Il should be remcm- turned Saturday from Bay View j4rs Henry Shafer of .Pewamo' iRKZfORT i0® CO,DI)ILVC r*pmFREEFOBT. E. H. Adams returned from Uni­ —. „ . , ,| we are sorry u> report tnat Hcv. bered that if a door teleft open no where the former have spent the apcni weck at LhP hwne The Homecorahw celebnuM U ,,1—*|>nol»wrtaM,wU. versity hospital. Ann Arbor. Wed- ‘ amount of metal will make a grain summer in the Hilbert cottage. I daughter. Mrs. Chas. Cook, and over­ He TOO„^| Iroo> nesday evening for a month'a rest storage-bin proof against these Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finnic rc-' famny. simicr spent Sunday over nolnt Ana trom nearly emy standbefore returning for a major opera­ „„ ____________ _______ _ _ * Ms sertous Bitoottm «> Ural he oc- tion. His many friends regret that' peats. turned to their home in____________ Louisville. w w“ jth them. 'Folsosu UM traps valuable Ky . oner several wek.' vUlt with G„„« 7,,,,^,,^ u h“ he is not making as rapid, a recovery aids In eamp&Uns to — control and --lain - . [,,,s icc o, rttu p-.a LtviiK Lona «at lhe Farm larger Although It rained every day but became worse again later in the as desired. .. o— — -------- — these — —'thelrQPU. Dr. K. O. - . -rinnle, --- - — uh .v u. <My. day. niiteancM Both nuisances. Hnlh can r»n be successfully miceessfullv ily. 11V. I n,ara.»s Supply (Bureau aa.nnla, Store a.»w> t.cu Fred long; that did____ not put _ damper, ‘ ‘ on ~ the Mr. and Mrs. Austin Jessup of j ___ ____ Raymond Perkins returned from Rockford spent Bunday afternoon used if proper care is exercised. The Miss Elizabeth Kerr left last leavC5 Tuesday to resume his studies spirit of Ure crowd and as you will Chicago lhe latter part of thc week best poison used for rats is not pois- Thjusdav for Chicago enroute • to at ,heOrand RapidM Business Col' note from thc list given, they came and added much to the free program with. Mr. and Mr*. Vidor Bisson. onous to animals, so no danger oc- her home In Ironwood after a (]egc Mrs. Lyle Furver. formerly Carol I trom far and near. The boll game on Ute street Monday afternoon and curs from placing it about buildings, week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. I Mlss jcnnla Wright left Monday Newton from Kansas City, Mo. h^s between the Alto Juniors and tire Tills poteon ts red squill, a prepara- V. Hilbert. I for Washington. D- C-. after spendfor thc past two weeks been visiting Harris Creek Juniors, scheduled for For a while Saturday afternoon It her mother and sisters in Hastings tion made from the root of a plant. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Giddings and ln# her vacation witfi her mother. Saturday forenoon was called of! on almost looked as if Freeport’s home­ and her brother, relatives and County agricultural agents can daughter Ruth left Sunday for their Hannah Wright. and wifi gladly arange with the home in Ta was City after spending [ Mr an(J Mrs John‘ M<1 MlM account of rain, the airplane and coming had been turned ' into a friends east of Proeport. At the cod the merry-go-round did not arrive, Democratic convention, a huge bus. United States Biological Survey to, the summer with relative* in Wood- Dorothy Dell -arc spending the week the programs to be passed out each of two weeks her mother accom­ make a campaign to kill the ro- landJand —-■ Labor • --------------------- Mrs. — . *cnd Day with Dell s morning did not materials and the with the name George Foulkes, M panied her to Bay City to pay a vialt C (much cussed?) emblasoncd on dents in any community if the rest-1 JX.. . J iaWer> Mrs Mr. — and Mrs Car) Nlethamer and famtty al many political candidates scheduled the front and placarded with the io her husband's parents. She ac­ Ur. Ernest Frawt Shorno Khnmn were were in in _______ dents want it done, and will co-op- •t, Mr and Mrs Detroit. to speak also failed to show up. but combination -'Roosevelt and companied her husband back to erate In the work. Such, work can Grand Rapids Friday evening and Mr and Mrs. Jacob Hoover. Misses even these- disappointments were a Kansas Chy Monday. Foulkes” moved into the public Pauline and Genevieve Hoover and small thing. The crowning of the —----- —---— — square, For rvr aouui. about uui Un scoouos. seconds, urc lhe Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond Faul of Queen Mis, Esther Grey. by Hor. square. PINE LAKE. a a woad.r-Mnd.ru,, Woodland and Mr. and Mr*. Roy J .1 C. r. Ketcham, and mid a long lone list of nf . ", . „ _ __ On Thursday Mrs. Bellingham had Roberts and children of Lake Odessa free arts and musical numbers on who was here, Foulkes or Roosevelt. as guests. Mrs. Hattie Pierson of attended the Hoover reunion al the platform were witnessed by large Then the big wooden horn on top Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bliss announced that a Mr. Somebody of Silver Creek and her granddaugh­ Sunfield Sunday. crowds. Ponies for the children fur­ Mr and Mrs. Victor Rausch of nished an Interesting attraction and trom over at Naahville. (the place ters, Ermmle and Elaine Melting* Detroit accompanied by Miss Marie the water battle and balloon asem- where Mr Fbulkes' won such high ham. Ermmle will leave for Has­ Rairigh returned from a week's vialt sions with double parachute drops, favor?) would apeak. A moment later lett on Bunday where she will leach at the Century ot Progress at Chi­ each night, met with hearty ap­ we discovered a loyal democrat lis­ during the coming year. tening to the speech, while the rest Mrs. Maggie'Stewart of Plainwell caco plause. The Thc baseb baseball game between Miss Esther England of Lansing Aito zr.i and Frccpcrt Freeport on Monday after­ of the mob had gone over to watch has spent thc post week with Mr. the preparations for the water bat­ and Mrs. Earle James. On Friday is visiting Miss Pollyanna England noon. in which Alto won 3-2, was a tle. We'd call it a washout. Mr and Mrs. Donald Gager and very interesting game, and the tugthey were at Galesburg visiting Mr. Mr. and Mrs Ray Hamilton and ton Morgan arc »{>cndmg tlie week of-war Monday evening was a time and Mra. Frank Austin. end and Labor Day with the for­ of much excitement; the contests daughter Beverly were guests of Mrs. Vcrnice Muiar entertained honor at a farewell party in thc M. mer's cousin in Grand Rapids. and sports were unusually good, the • E. church basement Tuesday eve- for dinner on Thursday. Mrs. Mer­ Mrs. Emma Olmstead of Hastings husband calling contest for ladles nin. Th? ™ 1.. h rlU rill Sibbefaen Sibbeftren and Jimmy also Mr*, Mrs. The room was filled with the F ] jjdungham. U Viaiung her sister. Mrs. Win Moll- nnd thc hog calling contest for men. ning. many friends this popular couple1 Nci^y everyone in Qte community ler. this week. being especially amusing. (Elmer rAtde^her?**?! .attended Treasure Island ", at the Mr and Mrs. F E Border and Mr White of Hastings won second prize m ^fvl„ stalc Theater in Kalamazoo the and Mrs Gager enjoyed a fish din­ in the latter.) The free wiener roost " past week. ner at lhe home of Supt. and Mrs. on Monday evening drew a large behalf of all present, presented thc •C. J Barnum of Delton last Thurs- crowd and the wieners and buns dis­ Dorothy Brouard. who has taught <iav evening. evening day ।appeared in a hurry. Ail in all it was honor guests with some tokens of at South Haven for several years, refreshments were Mr and Mrs Leon Hynes' and £a big time and aside from a few esteem and returned there Friday, and she will daughters and Mr. and Mrs Arthur ,fights and an unusually large num­ served. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton left resume her work on Tuesday, Sept. Allerding and sons arc north trout tber of drunks. It was a well behaved 1 Thursday morning tor Vassar where 4lh. fishing. tbunch and everyone seemed to have he has accepted die position of prin­ Sincere sympathy Is felt for thc cipal of the schools The best wishes family of Bernie Ter pen ing, who Mrs Robert Born entertained the fa good time. of everyone go with them into their passed on Wednesday forenoon. He Bridge Club last Friday evening. Mrs Calvin Holstein (Feme Tab- new home. Mrs Raymond Faul is home after tbcrer) and children of Columbus. O. was born and has always lived at Much sympatiiy te expressed to iNorth Pine Lake and he ,will be spending two weeks caring for Mrs. । Royal Prantx and baby. <ente. Mr and Mrs. Fred Tabberer. ' Mrs Frank Kilpatrick and daugh- Rev. j Holstein is expected to arrive | On Sunday Mrs. Lee Nottingham few da vs' 1 PU’ub'sis. ter Arlene west prand Rapids vlsi- early ( entertained with a surprise birth­ next week for a f;„ --7-. The local schools opened Tuesday day dinner for Mrs. Nottingham. The tors Friday. ‘ , visit, before they go to their new The Lightbearers of theWomen s ।home at Huntington. W Va., Mf I1 morning with the corp of teachers guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clare Foreign Missionary Society o( the ,Holstein's former home, where »' as follows: 8- Grant Voorhies of Blackman, of Alamo. Mr. and Mrs I Methodist church enjoyed a party at ]has been assigned to thc PilgrSi Bay City, superintendent; Evart Ar­ James McNeal. Mr and Mis. Albert dis of McBain, principal; Isabel Rice Brown and Mr and Mrs. Lyle NcR। lhe church parlors Friday afternoon. Holiness ] church. of Kalamazoo. High school teacher; tlaghum and family of Kalamazoo. [ Refreshments of Ice cream and cake Eleanor Noviakey, Lola Wieland. Vere Carter of Middleville, gram­ Junior Nottingham who has spent ‘were served. Mrs Erma Tyler is su- Loma ; Stuart and Jane Curtins spent ' mar room; Lois Usborne of Freeport, the past week with his grandpar­ | perintendent of that division. । last week at the Kellogg Camp at intermediate room; Anita Haan of ents returned home wllh his mother | Mr. and Mrs. Will Warner, Rev. Pine , lake. Grand Rapida primary room; Ed and father that evening. , nn<y>frs Don Cxrrrick and Mr and Mrs S. I. Peckham of Lake Odes­ Mrs. Lloyd Towns of Woodland and sa ; spent Hu? week end at the home, Hall, janitor and custodian. Everything U in fine condition Chicago is the world s largest rail­ Mr. and Mr*. Morrill Smith and Mr. ,of Mrs. Edith Godfrey and Dr. H. <?. and pointe to an unusually success- road terminus. jand Mrs. Frank Smith of East Peckham. ; , Woodland were guests at a birthday" Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cool and son port lire number enrolled next week supper in honor of Mrs. Sally Towns James , spent last week touring in and to have news about our school Thursday evening the northern part of lhe state. ALLEGAN V9 Ak Wl> COUNTY |n ll THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g, UM lhe Hagenbcck-Wallace Circus' Mr*. Jay Wing ot Grand Rgpids Mr. and Mr*. Hawy Boughner, ac| Rev. Don Carrick and family ct died last Wednesday. Ike funeral atxnpaniad their daughter. Mr* gon and Mr. and Mra. Frank Bun­ Rato are not only nuisances and Sunfleld have moved into the United service* were held in Grand parsonage. Rev. V. R ~ ------- - ------- —a— ker of Alto. destroyers, but they are disease car­ Brethren as well, et} there is every rea­ Beardsley and family have moved to Re*. ray Wing who te a brotbar « Mr*. Emma Siaaon returned Farmer* Should QutabIm riers Mr. j<y wing. son why farmers and others inter Thursday from an extended visit at Oampaigna to Dcgtroy Traverse City and Milbrook. rick Wednesday evening in the teachers pi the grade school and ber 1 Mias Irte Warfield of Grand Ladge These Pests WOODLAND. ---------- ----------church parlors in Woodland and on daughter Who vrill be a Junior in spent lax week at Ute K Braendle Grand Rapid* called on hte father. Mtes Mazda Faul Henry raui Faul ;PrWa>’ ------ ,—- “ reception m*h school, han LM nvuua rau> and ncu.y ----- - vu "—.held 7 , wav -w moved into the home. ___ the — ____ .___— ... tin tha ____ ________occupied ____ l.x 1... . . .has returned . . Hagenbcck-Wallace Circus ,b® narlrva parlors nt ot lh» the Kilnatrlrlr Kilpatrick King U.X.. house recently by » Mr. 1| mh. ___ Vivian Andrson attle vma Creek Wednesday. church Short »r program! given ar,d chas. Fisher. to —the Wedel-r... home usual thte 1*11 nod winter, -when in Battle wvMunua/. ।i — ———were ------ .t ~Ti--------------------------------—w Dr. ---------. alter , . a weak __ — Th> Mlsaaa Ethelyn and Doris in.ni^ .ia barr and T liuht ref re.siunei i te served served both 1<V • — p'.nf, m M___ ■ Rapids. _ UvMtook feeds will command a ■ Harold Rowland has sold ihte ht reiresIimenU jgr. and Mr* Elon Plants of/ Grand in Grand Earle of Smyrna and Dele Bearh ot much higher price than in the past ber shop . to Orville Fitzgerald of |evenings. । Rapids were week end guests of Mr. I M)„ Hala.. nouahnar has heen en- Belding called at lhe Rev. P. Loom­ _A„W.JL^ng accompanied by RobWardPUnU.On Bunday gaged toteachthe Plaasaut Hill 's home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Augustus Wlckitam enter­ tained a number of her chll^en on Monday, among them a son from Bridgeport, conn., whom she had ■ FEED HIGH PBICED GRAIN TO RATS ANO MICE �TUB BASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I, such a situation is to be met, and|il*h*d ta Argentina for W years, COURT HOUSE MWS MAREIAGE UCENIM. Wesley E. Stowe, Freeport ... Edith Gallup, Hastlrigs ...... Myron Simpeon, Hickory Ooma Edna M Wood*n, Battle Creek Archie R. Baird. Naahvlll* ... Esther Green, Middleville Marshall B. Tripp. Middleville . Alberta M. Qreaa. MlddlavUle . X ling sale entered. country te nalurlect it* own India- claim entered. E*t. Peter Maurer, deed Petition to accept discount on mortgage and nMo* Mod. order to accept discount Est- Susan E. Main, deck «rtltten for hearing on annual and all previous accounts filed, order for publication entered. Esc. Arthur J. Shelp. deced. Or­ der for publication entered. PROBATE COURT. Est. Pearl E. Miller, deed. Order Est. Cecil Surin*, deed. Final ac­ count filed, order allowing account Est. George 8. Puller, deed. An­ entered, discharge of Admr. issued, nual account filed. estate enrolled. Est. Frank Allerton, deed. Order Eat. Henry J- Chapman, deed. Or­ allowing claim* entered. der assigning residue entered. Est Maude Albertson, deed. Peti­ Est. Susanna SChondelmayer, tion for license to sell filed, order deed Annual account filed. 'for publication entered. Eht. Leo R- Tift. Annual account Est. Hannah Ycrrington, deed filed. Proof of will filed, order admitting Eat. Catherine Collin*, deed. Or­ will entered. der allowing claim* entered. Est. George O. Dean. deed. Peti­ Eat. Henry J. Chapman, deed tion for specific performance of land Discharge of Admr. Issued, estate contract filed, order for specific per­ enrolled. formance of land contract entered. Est. James Miller, deed. Peti­ tion for Admr, filed, order for pub­ imony filed, order determining heirs lication entered. entered. Est. Loucna B Beattie. Inventory Est Mary Clifford, deed. Order filed. appointing Admr. entered. Carferry Line of School Supplies Excel All Others! from us.’ Come in and try any one of the numbers—note books, tablets, fillers, loose leaf fold­ ers, real leather, and see for yourself the superior quality. LyBarker’s We Deliver Order by following ths policy of hlgh that it would exclude all the the value ot their ahlpmente to that from those Who buy from us.* tehaap-iabor made good* from lor- country. Japanese interest* are ev•ign countries; Ird. make reciprocal en considering the investment ot Veaties with foreign countries that,. capital tn a packing plant in Ar- we going to do with it. keep it for would permit the entrance of * cer- ifaRlna to can meat* according to ourselves or open uh a lol of It to (Continued from page cue. part ana) lain amount of their goods that do, the Japanese taste. In Montevldlo product* from other countries? •not compete materially with our a Japanese Chamber of Commerce Much of our foreign market* are be­ Um manufacturer* of the United own. with the understanding that ixa* been organised and Is actively ing cur off both In Europe and South State* have MjQQOAOO spindle* and We are to export a certain amount *oUcillng and taking orders for Jap- America. We are a pretty well self-contained nation lust as we are. use «,000.000 bale* of cotton each of goods there. Japan buy* a large aneoe goods. year. The Japanese have 8At 1,000 amount of our raw cotton, because The British are by far the best Naturally there will always be some 1 Spindles and USS 3jM0,0W bale* of it I* of a quality beat adapted to her customer* of Argentina, buying mil­ foreign trade, tut around 96 per, u*e, and will prooably continue buy, lions of tons of Argentine meat*, cent of our business te right here cotton a year. In other words with It sure— would seem that, nlg it until *he finds some place grains, wool, hides, etc. every year.' I। at —home. -------- —----------- --------------------bar of tptndje* that we have, yet 'where she can do better, or pro­ Naturally John Bull hadn't been IBUCh » market te worth protecting. . It herself.. slow In fostering In that country Sut u 14,11 Protected. Japan, with lhe Japanese use half a* much cot- duce 1 the polity of from those who *" extemely low wage scale and ton as we do. Longer hours per Japan has startled the world in— , "Buy No amount of Iwall wel1 a/illlnrvwl quipped raatnraa factore*. vmvb pays the I* tar<•__. — -___— ____ ,, ______ ■ —- I 'weak te largely' responsible for this, ithe rapid expansion of her exports, buy from you." I talk" can can get; iff* we we revy levy and can uuuu- “ ana even even then uien can Right here, reinember that the Jap- iand U rapidly cutting down the American "sales talk" Aa far os oip trade uersell products made in American unese laborer ta cotton 'manufac- ।slender margin that separated her around Uuit i from first place In lhe manufacture i with South American countries i* factores with their high wage scale* luring get* from $1.25 to k3.oo perlLvw iua» puux u> mw । ■. -- , _.'*r------- ‘.“T— ...... goods. .... .. ____ ...<_ I,_________ ■ .. _ •__ .___ . I inrf Hmm limits ND A by NRA ORANGEVILLE. Oentury of Week tn depreciated money for 60 I of cotton Her competition concerned. It te _unfortunate that(hstrt so S,XY?. •‘our"- hvHalted to 72 hour* We have Die best market Last Week's Letter. - . Itours work, while lhe AmariAmeri- । ha* nearly destroyed the lhe once great many of Uw thc product* they produce ■ code*code* can employee in Uic cotton lodu*- I Belgian cotton textile industry. Olh- compete with ours in thc markets “>‘1^ world. Every foreign coun try Mr and Mr* FredLivingston and try get* from «1«-00 to W<00 per'.er countries may claim that *be te of thc world, *ucb as grains, beef, would like to (Up in and enjoy a .Mrs. NelUe Brown spent Wednesday week tar 40 hour* work. That is '’sweating" ot K ----- —-dollars sweating labor, moor. and ana under-paying unaec-paying wool, wuui. hides, mucs. etc. etc. It st works wuras harshly muaiuy S'**1 "J0* — --------- -- worth |*t Allegan. —- . _ _ * one very important reason why a " --------' 'In order ' *to enable ----------------------------- --------- ----------------- ,K -" ship In ,K “’— “ •be “ 1| Mr ,n ” Mr*. ‘ “ Cipwford were resident* of thte place her employee* against u* when we‘ face the policy | of goods they that could and Arthur certain type of Japanese cotton rug her to "under-cut prices" in thc of "Buy from those who buy from m-de here, deprives American labor *«re Otaego visitor* Friday, _______________ t- j Mrs. Brown, of thte vicinity. countries are throw-1 Mr*. BertBert Brown, of UU* vidnlty. can be sold ta Die United States for world’, markets, which she te do- us." England and Japan are Indus- ot a .job. Other________ . . . . . ... . . . .-I____ . . ..... _______ . .______ in;: nr. rp.irirtInn. restrictions arming around ih.i, their roar- i! Mrs Mrs. .lulls Julia rWRlftnvrre DcSloovere and and Will Will 42 — cent*, • similar_ rug — of ----Am-ing. _ _____ while _ ____________ but she goes right on axtend- trial countries which cannot became erican manufacture actually coats ins her markets regardless of all self-sufficient, and which by farce keU lo keep out our product*, why Martin of Kalamazoo were Sunday more than 72 cent*. An American criticisms Japan claims tiiat licr of circumstances are nwre depend- shouldn't we fully protect our own , guesu ot friends at this place. markets aaainst the invuinn nf tnr. Alvin Hathaway spent silent over Uie “ “ busincid nun. He will against lhe invasion of for ­ manufacturer hasn’t a ghost of a ■ wages are not abnormally low. con- business much faster than any olhweek end at Chicago to attend the W. R Cook. show against thte kind of cotnpe- 1 sidering thc simple tastes of her era. As it te, Japan is increasing her eign product*? lUiion. Is it any wonder that Jap- [workers. Tiiat may be true but it share of South America's Import anese Importers agree to supply an f would seem that their tastes would busness much faster than any othPRAIRIEVILLE. "exact duplicate" of yy any American [have 'liave to be very "simple" to live on er nation. Great Britain te also ImMr. and Mrs. Mason Miner and ‘ootlon-mad* rug at ONE-HALF the. to cent* children of Homer were week end price? Surely, with the much high- taken Into consideration too. Uiat many and Italy are about holding guest* of Mr. and Mrs WalUe Smith in Japan everybody works—includ- their own. but the United States Is Mrs Elizabeth Bechtel at Chi­ falling far behind We have lost Ulf hours per week, trying to com- ilng "father." cago visited her uncle, Charles Arm­ pete with low-wages and a much In thte country we have an "anti- our ,uurd *on leadership in South 'longer Shift, presents *. problem in (dumping".tarlff. That was brought American trade, and there are sev- strong. Sunday. Mrs Ray Castle and daughter and 1 American Industrial circles, and em­ Into force last September against cral to lhc Henry Benson were in Hastings on i phasiaea the fact that the invasion telectric light bulbs made In Japan. our evcr gettto® lt back. business Saturday. ■ i of Japanese product* must be given Strange ( as it may seem. Americans 1st—There te the policy , of "Buy TecinsidcraUon. Mr. and Mrs. Comiel Cappon, Mr. loft year bought 114.000,000 electric from those who buy from ns.” Japan te able not only to pay the |light bulbs made in foreign coun2nd-There is the growth ot local and Mr*. Cecil Cappon and da ugh- -. ' ter of Orangeville were callers of , tariffs we impose, but is dumping tries, I and W per cent of them came industries in South America and pencils, electric Ugiit bulbs, rub- ifrom Japan. The drastic devalua- the wish to protect them from out- Mr. and Mrs. Ferri* Quick Sunday. I ber goods, toys of almost every de- itlon of the Jananese money Is an- side invasion. Mrs. Winslow Martin of Hickory scripUon. pottery, cheap earthen- <othar important contributing cause 3rd-Tlxerc arc governmental rc- Comers spent over Sunday with her ware and many other articles here, i mother. Mrs. Ethel Stebbins. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lewis and I Und selling them for les* tiian Am­ erican manufacturers, paying the i family recently attended a family OKldo cooinwKUl <»-Ttere I. «» eff°rt •» Jh* 1 high wages they arc compelled to. ।ment that decides commercial 'reunion at thc latter's parent*. Mr. J.pu,. .udd.„ rW W. 1 country. can produce them. ■ transacttlons. J ' ' to commcreUl ratamee. Uiroujh “ “>»•»“ *r«le among themtoi™. Land Mr*. Frank aensiba, of Duncan We believe In antl-chlld-labor lake. laws, and we have them in thte wages of from SUS to »3.00 a week! As South American countries can;' .Mrs. Katie Norris of Kalamazoo country, but not so In Japan. Take paid in a depreciated currency, is a no longer borrow untold millions in j{called on Mrs. Jennie Norris and Japanese toys as an example. They question that must arouse world at- ■ the United States to pay their bills. f, airy Friday— . —--—— I are sold at so low a price that no tention. No other country can com- afid os they do not h»ve to much ' Mrs. Steve Temple of Topeka.1 country on earth can compete with pete with manufactured products down there that we want to buy. Kansas, called on some of her old ■ them. But they are njade by child made under such condition*. In- outside ot coffee, and a few other friends here Tuesday. labor. These toys arc all made in deed we are making it more dlffl- things, they are curtailing their pur­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bainbauer of ’ Japanese homes by Japanese chil­ cult for American manufacturers by chases here in an attempt to baldren, who put tn from 1J to 15 hour* reducing working hours per week, ance tl*eir InterqaUaial payments. Long Beach. California, and George । each day. and receive from 11.25 Every American citizen is interested In most of the republics this Is be- Gallctley of Battle Creek called on । to »1.65 a week. To make compell- in tiie right solution of the best way lng done under strict governmental Mrs. Sarah Smith and daughters tion on the price of Japanese toys to meet this unnatural competition. Supervision of exchange operations. Thursday. The ’'•* governments even go so far “as * Thooe attending the Kellogg school I even more impossible, tiie toy* are Buying any goods or commodities '* all made In Japanese homes. All blade abroad hurt* tills country, be­ to refuse "permits" for remittances from till* district are, Rex. Mary expensive factory buildings and tause it aids in throwing American to pay for Imports that it think* Jean and Janet Smith and Elizabeth | can be dispensed with/ The vplume and Junior Woods. equipment are eliminated, as is also Workmep out of a job. I all "overhead" expense, depreciation Betty Jean and Lloyd Reed of The Japanese too are leaving no of our business with our neighbors ' of plant and equipment, repairs, etc. Mone unturned to extend their for­ to thc south will not depend so Auguste visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed. | Those are big items of expense to eign trade. No one can criticise much on sales competition, but will Silcock and Mr. and Mrs. William ' the American manufacturer who ha* them for doing that. Uncle Sam Ldepcnd very much on the volume of McKibbin and son last week. ISoutb Harry KUllck of Doster is the Ii to w compete. Over vz.v. in u. Japan all wm this mmo or vi my any other u,ucr country uKuiwv would tvuio do no thef mew------- American — products - . .,,that —we / Take advanta<e of thia wonderful offer i work i* done by Japanese young- same tiling, but Japan is really do-1 BUY- So U»t country will not be guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Calia still in effect. in own thrirhomes. na-n hrwu». mi.,jtng .tun.it.*’v.Only u a few ... month* iii. ago a _ the tile great commercial battlefield for throp. ' sters in their The Japancse have large families, and evi- Japanese commercial mission, con1 Mr*. Ray Japhet of Benton Harbor, Another serious difficulty in the visited her mother. Mrs. Lulu | dently believe In encouraging thc slating of representative* of to ieadTogether with the above outfit you aleo aecurg youngsters to work, instead of | lng manufacturing concerns of that effort of America to regain lost Woodman, last week. : bringing them up in idlenesr. Over country. made a tour of South Am­ trade with Argentina, formerly our I Benard Terpening. who had been j believe . ....... . erica,. taking' orders __2—where------ they best customer among the Latin! in poor health a long time, passed here* we do not in .chlld-lator. we legislate against it. but al could —’■* get —• *them, =— and —J ■in ­ other in­ American countries, awav Wednesday and wa* was buried burled in countries. is U the ranld rapid away the same time we avidly purchase stances arranging for thc purchase growth of Argentine factories. Ar­ our cemetery Friday. He has lived | which in our estimation will last longer, do betl the toy products of Japanese child­ Ot South American materials in ex­ gentine now ha* 20.000 factories, es­ in Barry county all hl* life and wo* labor to such an extent tiiat no change for Japanese-made products. tablished during the World war, well and favorably known. The fam­ American toy factory can compete The mission is said to have obtained when European and American man­ ily ha* our heartfelt aympathy. er we have ever before handled. i with them when it comes to "price.'' important contract* in Chili for silk ufacturers were forced to neglect Mr and Mr*. MUo Lehman are | We do not want child-labor here, and cotton goods. Peru has an in­ their South American trade. These visiting relative* in Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Ben Temple. Jack । but we substantially encourage it__________ ,__ _ ___ ____ new industries expanded very rap­ fant textile_______ industry and Its___ owners over there by buying the product*, have become so alarmed at Japan- idly. Today they represent an in­ Temple and Mrs. Kate Norris of | mode by Japanese child labor. Is esc inroads and. the visits of thte vestment of nearly five billion peso*, Kalamazoo spent over Labor day it any wonder'that miniature stat- , mission, that they will appeal to the employ around 400.000 people, and with Mr. and Mra. M J. Norris. .. U of tiic Goddess — . government for«some form their 1933 production wa Triple Link Club will meet with ue* ofT Liberty, are . Peruvian Mr*. Honeywell Friday. September "made in Japan”? of protection U> enable it to survive, nearly three billion peso*. (jpndltions set one to thinking how Thc Japanese have been estab-1 “worth protecting. to Fill Your Bmi HASTINGS LUMBBB AND COAL COMPANY HASTINGS PHONE 2018 FRANK SAOI BIG VALUE In Complete Outfit E Phone 2115 ■w-R it seams to resolve itself into one [New actlvtty has been aroused there 1>•"»— wtoxe.. SPEED QUEEN WASHE1 Miller Furniture ( HASTINGS, MICHIGAN MICHIGAN B t L L TEIEPHONE CO. Consumers'^ > Special kjas WATER HEATER SPECIAL OFFER UntiU the coming of this new go* water heater, automatic hot wa­ ter service wa* beyond the reach of many home budgets. foand means Science to eliminate the waste of fuel Ural made hot wa­ ter expensive. Today there is no cheaper way to have 24-hour de­ pendable bot water than by thte automatic gas water beater. Buy It on easy monthly payments av­ eraging les* than 10c a day. SPECIAL OFFER—SFK^IAL TERMS —SPECIAL TRADE-IN make* It. easy "HIRE’S MY ROUND TRIP TICKET TO HOME, SWEET HOME" **!■ Jtut a moment I’ll Im talking to Dad and Mother again . hearing their voices, get. ting lhe news from home. I don’t Me them often,, but I talk to ifcm regularly. TJwy live mlht away, but they’re only minute* away by telephone.’’ Haw long has it been ahv> yon telhpd adth the "folk* back home"? The Long Distaaee ofaratar will tell yon Ample ta M»y /VA point, and yon will find the coat tor- ffwj prisingly low. VSf this amazingly economical beater. TRADE YOUR FURNACE COIL’ ANO ; O^D,HEATUP SEE OUR DISPLAY wunx SAU IS ON —OR PHONf 230S Consumers Power Company DON'T . Go Through Another Winter with your Old Furnace Coil! �-u. ORDER FOB FURUCATIOX. OBDEB FOB FURLICATIOX. DO NOT PLOW UP YOUR OLD MEADOWS, HE SAYS ' a* a aaa.laa af ..I* -aaa* VaiJ a, ■Government Expert Believes Hay Shortage WiU be More Acute in 1035 Mra. Mlnda Mudge and Mra. Mary Neal are attending the M. P. Con­ ference at Gull lake this week. Miss Ina Densmore of Grand Rapids la Slate Department of Agriculture, formerly of Holland. Michigan, lias staying with MUs Ruth Mudge dur­ kept tab for a quarter of a century ing the absence of her mother. on the forage crops of the United sister from Ohio, for a few days' States. . .... ... ..... His advice tv to tanners farmers u is “don't visit this week. 1" ofJw blr and 'pk>w Up tta'oU'X* Rlfalfa or any othIl !• farther brorins **id txtiier crop which will produce hay in umazoo visited Mr. and Mrs. Forrest *°P7 lia h»r«by appoint Bldelman the latter part of last i lias “■* ***•• Hon. ' I1M5. Farmers normally plow up a cerMr. and Mrs. Henry Bldelman «**k* | tain part of their timothy and alfaland Mr. and Mra. Forrest Bldelman conditions Dr. Pieters says "it would spent Sunday as the guests of Mr. and Mra. Albert Green at Middle­ wem wise to lewve these fields, even OBDEB FOB FVBUOATIOV. though they do not produce a full ville. Mra. Lelah Bldelman and her crop next year.” NOTICE Of MOBTOAGB SALE. He predicts a shortage of hay next mother, Mra Saddler, spent Wed­ nesday with the former’s sister. Mrs. dltlons may Improve from now on. Gaylen Fisher who works for Les­ New seedings from tills year are lie Adams Is ill and went to his nearly ail ruined by the drouth. Our gteatest production of hay home in Woodland for a few. days. Mr. and Mra. Leslie Adams and each yqar is from clover and tim­ othy. an average-of about 30,000,000 Mra. Sarah Ostroth attended camp meeting at Gull lake Sunday. Kenneth Sage Is visiting a boy Must of the 1935 hay crop would normally be produced from clover friend at Belding this week. Ulrhlcin. whirl Mr. and Mra. Vincent Norton were r recorded In th> and timothy seeded in 1934; but Deed* t»r harry this year's seeding is almost a total in Marshall Thursday visiting their loss. Clover and timothy tonnage In son and family nnd attending the Il la furtba fair. 1935 Is bound to be very light. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Norton and "Alfalfa comes next in annual baby of Marshall were Sunday vis­ production—around 25.000.000 tons. newspaper printed itors at the home ot the former's Dollara (lt.OSO.OO). The acreage of this legume In 1935 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Nor­ will be less than this year. Thou­ Dnllar*. NiuMy »»• Crati ton. Miss Margery went home with sand* of acres seeded to alfalfa In Irrrtl. and lh* further *ii them for a few days’ visitDnlUra (*35 00) Allnrm tiie fall of 1933 and the spring of X0TICE TO CREDITOR*. ■ortrare. mil nd Two llm 1934 have failed for want of mois­ SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. «d Ninety fl. ture. Many old alfalfa fields have been killed by the extreme drouth. Last Week's Leiter. Tiie shostage of this year's crop can­ The U B Christian Endeavor So­ ciety- will hold a-------penny supper — In — the not possibly be made up in 1935. -----— ---------, — ~ The present and future shortage church basement at Woodland Tuesof hay can be partially solved by < day evening. September 4. beginning A U WATKINS. as?. .a:;> RANKRUFTCT NOTICE. IMriet OMZt •( Ik a Valtad HI* tea. WhI •ra Dialrici W Ml«kl(*n. Soatkern DI- tkeii LEO AL NOTICE. TREARt’RY DEPARTMENT folio. ORBIT. 3. 8LUITER. Eg I. Raeaiaar, vllk tk* t wllkla tkra* mnnlkt hay may b* dia*ll*«*<l. I. F. T. O'CONNOR. R-etlon The Splendid Record of BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANIES in the U. S. plaices their shares among the most desirable form* of investment. By: Oeorae F Aldrieh. Thousand* of building and Ioan sharehold­ ers, representing million* of dollars are safe­ guarded by wise and effective law*. May we furnish you with information about “NATIONAL” share* 1 ' . ORDER FOR FVXUCAT10N. probit* eottr ffihfiortal jEoan & investment OTompany US* Griswold St, Detroit, Mich. MEMBER HA1HQMI Detratt'i Oideat lalldlx* and J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mick. newapaper prinud LAST Call! SEPT. 1st the Price of Coal Will Be Increased CHANCERT NOTICE. Ulrkisan. the Cirruli Cni Plalntlffi. Cir- .7'4. Ciredll The aim of this Elevator is to be of assistance to its patron* in every way possible. For quite a while now we have been advis­ ing customer* to lay in a store of coal for Win­ ter while the price* were lower. We did this to be helpful in the face of condition*. Some have followed our advice and SAVED MONEY; some have not. There will only be a few more day* in which you can buy Coal at the ON SEPTEMBER l.tCOAL PRICES WILL BE ADVANCED/ There is a little time left if you hurry. need, and we’ll do our best to PLEASE YOU. Smith Brothers & Company >ae RXS7 MIDDLEVILLE. BRANCH DISTRICT. While H. O. and Mra. Beneway Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mra. Henry Bldelman en­ were on their way u> a church sup­ per north of Caledonia, they met * tertained the farmer's aunt. Mra. Ellen Wolcott, of Missouri, the l*t- Hastings, Mich. es and legumes for future use. Even1 Mr and Mra. Joe Schroeder and If such aid will not be needed by the ■ children of Wyoming haw been visfarmer who cuts It or by the farm-1 Hing the former's sister, Mra. Oscar era in that part of the country, it Wenstoff. recently. will all be needed somewhere next I Duane Grey and Miss Dorothy year and is bound to bring a good Bushnell from near Clarksville price." | called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry BandWe believe our readers will find it brook Sunday afternoon. •' A number from Southwest Wood­ wise to carefully consider this ad­ vice given by this government ex­ land attended the annual conference pert’ Mra Elsie Williams. Roeena and . COATS GROVE. daughters of Grand-Rapids. Mr. and Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Floyd Williams of Battle Mr. and Mrs Coy of South Has­ Creek ana Chas. Farlee and family tings attended church here Sunday were Bunday guests with Mr. and and spent the rest of the day with Mra. I. N. Williams near Dowling. Harve Woodman's. Mr. and Mra. Francis Smith and Thc Birthday meeting was held children of Elmdale were Bunday with Margaret Griffin Thursday aft­ guests with Mr. and Mra. Harrison ernoon with good attendance. Blocher. • • E. s. Thompson preached at West Lyle and Norman Sandbrook spent Sebewa Sunday evening. the week end with their grandpar­ Mrs Roscoe Cassel gave a recep­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rogers, at tion for her brother. Orville Van the Hastings camp ground. Wle, and wife Tuesday evening. Rev. and Mra. Frank Moxorn of . Quite — ayiumbcr ayiumber of young people Caledonia spent Thursday with were present from Woodland and ’ their daughter, Mrs. Guy Kantner. Coals Grove. A number of gifts were ' Rev. and Mrs Moxon accompanied given to them. jby the letter's mother. Mra. Margaret A wreck of an automobile occurred 1 Mullis of Middleville left Monday •arly Saturday morning near Harvel for an extended visit with relatives Woodman's. The car struck twa in Los Angeles. California. trees and was "stopped by a Uilrd, Miss Carolyn Wensloff accomthree. Two young men were in the panied ber uncle. Joseph Schroeder, car but were not ereatlv greatly in Injured. lured. I back to Wyoming where she will Mr. and Mrs. Russell Demond and ;make her home and attend school. son. Kenneth, attended A picnic In Mrs. Alice Grant relumed to the Allegan county at Base Line lake on :farm Sunday evening after spending the past two weeks with her son, Sunday. A number of young folks from Ward. In Cadillac. here attended a surprise party for J Loren Overamith on Friday evening. LOWER CROOKED LAKE. Games were enjoyed and ice cream Last Week’s Letter. and wafers served for refreshments. Mr. and Mrs Will Roll of Chi­ Ruth Woodman and Freda Smith cago , are visiting Mr. and Mra. Oep. went to Pine lake Sunday for a Roll for several weeks. week's camping as leaders In the Ralph Stenger visited over the Kellogg Girls’ camp. Dorothy Sease week end with Merle Collison of and Anna Mae Dunnigan went to Delton. the same camp on Monday. Marjorie Rounds of Battle Creek Is visiting for two weeks with her church Thursday. Sept. fl. Dinner grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe will be served by Club No. 4. Program Stenger. as usual. Frank Roush and children made Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson and a business trip to Hastings Satur­ family of Battle Creek spent Sunday day. at E. 8. Thompson's. Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Jake Mr and Mra. Frank Haight and Johnson's Sunday were. John De­ children went to Grand Rapids on priester and Miss Susy Corkins of Friday returning on Sunday and Dowling. while there visited relatives. Frank Roush and children went to An|> Arbor Sunday to visit lhe urday. Dinner wa* served In the latter । ’s mother at the University church basement and Uie program ।hospital. was given In the schoolhouse. The Mr. and Mrs. M. Mills were ac­ following officers were elected for companied to the World's fair the the coming year: President. Bessie . Smith Woodman; Vice-President, ,Mills and Mr. and Mn. Bernard Wm. Chase; Secy.-Trees., Max ,Mills and children of West Lake. Coals. The program was in charge Mr. and Mrs Bert Stenger of Kalof Verlan Wolfe Iscnhath and tiie |amaaoo were Sunday visitors at Joe sports were In charge of Donald Stenger ( ’s. Miss Bertha Stenger re­ Chase. Next year the program com- .turned with them for a week’s visit. mlttee will be Mra. Ftoasie ABerdlng and Nane Bump Ooolbaugh and POWERS ECHOES. the sports committee will be Cha*. Last Week’s Letter. Townsend and WIU Brooks. Willard Demood U suffering from Infection In the face. Next Bunday morning Rev. Ames 'with their aunt. Mra. Bernard Peck, family at Dowling. of Lansiug who is spending his va- and 1 cation at the Thornapple river, will spent the week end with his par­ good sermon Bunday after an ab- ents, Mr. and Mra. Miner Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Andrews and Illness Mr. Wing was called to daughter of Augusta were Bunday preach a funeral sermon in Wayland visitors of her brother. Arthur Bed­ ford and family. Mr. and Mrs Bunday P. M. Miss Esther Blerl ot Lowell spent Charles Jones and family of Or­ from Tuesday until Saturday P. M. angeville were afternoon callers. Ruth Johnson accompanied her with Miss Ruth Woodman who to Grand Rapida took her home and called on friends grandmother in Grand Rapida Saturday evening. Thursday to visit at the home of her uncle. Forrest Johnson. PLEASANT HILL. HmiIbci.' Mieblswi. SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. Last Week’s Letter. Mra George Hall entertained Sun­ day for Mrs. Myrlen Btralt and George HaU. It being their birthdays. Allen Idema of Detroit spent Sat­ urday night and Bunday at Asa Straits. His daughter, Meriam. and boy friend accompanied him. Mra. Allen Idema. who has been visiting with them Bunday night. Dan Ward and family of Chester Grand Rapida. Last Week's Letter. School commences Tuesday, Sept. Miss Marion Jones of Orangevlle 14. with six enrolled. Miss Brunner spent Thursday and Friday with her cousin. Artelle Bedford. Mra. Clifton Campbell is spending a few days in Grand Rapids helping KLINGENSMITH. Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Worth Green. Geo. children ot Orangeville spent Sun­ Green. Mrs. Ada Bell, Pearl Basore. day with MT. and Mrs. MaU Bed­ Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Marshall and ford. Miss Marian Jones, who had family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoff- est BldeUyan of Maple Grove and reared up. they went into a ditch, in which Mra. Beneway received a broken none and other bruises. Herb To the Farmers! Decreasing yields, poorer quality and later maturity are noticeable tendencies in field crop production in many sections of tha. country. ■ received some damage. They con­ sider they were very fortunate in- School started off la Irving last whether or not they Join in with the These trends make for higher produc­ Middleville Unit School. ing costa and increase the hazards of ag­ The damage to the Mrs DeSmldt house, when struck by lightening has riculture. Many soils are losing their been settled through the G. D. power to produce healthy, profitable Whitmore agency. A new roof hag been recently crops. . placed on what is called the portable school building—a need Improve­ ment. This wiU be used for some of the grades this year, on account of On your whul Ihi. fall and harvoal the large enrollment in sight. Mrs. Cora Brace of Detroit, is visiting Arthur Brace. 8r., and friend* here for lhe past few days. C. J. Moore of Freeport. Presi­ dent of lhe Woodland Insurance Co was in the village Friday calling on fheir agent here. G. D. Whitmore. Mra. Metta Morgan, formerly a resident here, but for the past few yeara redding in Ponca, Okla., with a son. arrived here this week to visit friends for a time. Bhe has been In the state for some weeks visiting her fam Harry and family near Ypsilanti. Mich. Bhe will visit a time in Grand Rapids, after leaving here before leaving for Okla. Bhe enjoy* getting Mrs. Russen Benton of Grand Rapback lo the old homo town, so do Hastings visitors Tuesday. Mias Catharine Oneall is spending her friends like to have her among two weeks with relatives in Chicago Hastings and attending the Century of Prog ­ O. E. Blake is in the north pert of visitor Wednesday. the state on a vacation. We know he Tiie Lowe school reunion was held Miss Josephine Hoekstra of is having a good time up there. at the schoolhouse Bunday with a Andrew Zerbe recently fell down Grand Rapids visited Alice Nash the large crowd attending. Everyone stalra. bruising him up quite a bit. Mr. and Mrs. John Nash accom­ voted to come again next year. He was taken to the hospital and given an X-ray examination. It panied Mr. and Mra. Wayne Benton A government official says the showed no broken bones. He is doing to Grand Rapid* Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. William Fase of church is a financial failure, it Uni Ada were visitors of Mr. and Mra. as great a financial failure as the Government would be If it were run Merrill Karcher Wednesday. our business men has been called in­ Mr*. Addie Benton visited Mr. and by voluntary contributions. to court for trying to run his own business for the benefit of his cus­ tomers and himself. Govt, in busi­ ness Is not popular. The fine rain of Friday night and Saturday makes the farmers very hopeful of faU feed and gives them a chance to get their fall grain in. Late potatoes will greatly benefit if the treat* hold off. Some farmers around here liave out quite an acAage of potatoes and are now ex­ pecting a fair yield. It is indeed a pleaseure to announce that the O. O Stridden and daughter Pa­ business of the Peoria Life Insurance Company of tricia. who recently underwent an operation, came down Friday to Peoria, III.', ha* been placed with the Life and visit o. D. and Mrs. Whitmore over Casualty Company of Illinois, and that the old U»e A A Quality Fertilizer* EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 £ E To the Peoria Life Policyholder: Miss Agnes Stokoe, who has been visiting her petite. left Saturday for her school duties which start on Tuesday. - A. M. Gardner is still confined to his bed. under his. physician's or­ ders. He chafes under this as he always has been so active. Not being in pain, he would rather be up and seeing to his buslne-ts as usual. Have patience Abe. we will an be glad to now taiay mean a lot to you in the future. HINDS CORNERS. Mrs. Keet Tobias is ill and Miss Doretha Traver is caring for her and looking after the housework. Miss Susie Philippa went lo Ly­ ons. Ohio, to visit relatives Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lan­ caster Wednesday night, a son. contract* will be carried out without any devia­ tion. 1 will a* soon a* humanly possible call on the policyholders and explain the detail* of the rein­ surance. I find that statements have been made that this failure wa* due to the laxity of the Illinois In­ surance laws, and to make this clear I am quoting the new law* which"'dannot be excelled by any other state in the Union. . Sincerely yours, S. J. ARNER. The New Illinois Law Requires Insurance Funds to'Be Invested a* Follows: Bonds U. 8. Government Stale (Conditional) Municipal (Conditional) troit Friday afternoon after spend­ ing a couple of weeks with her par­ ents. Mr. and Mra. C. N. Tobias. 1st Mortgage Improved Real Estate 50% Appraised value 2% Asset limit one mortgage 40% Asset limit all mortgages era ted in last week for appendicitis at Pennock hospital is doing fine. Mrs. Bump and granddaughter. Dorothy Bump, of Hastings, visited her daughter. Mra. Will Moore, and family last week. The Cedar Creek Cemetery circle will meet with Mra. Rose Bunnell at her daughter's cottage at Fair lake. Wednesday. September 13. Pot luck supper. Bring sandwiches and one other dish, and your own table serv- Utility Bonds 10% of issue (Conditional) -3% Asset limit one Issue 25% Asset limit one kind Mr. and Mrs. Harold Camp, of Hastings, spent the forepart of last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mra. C. N. TOblas. BOWNE CENTER. Last Week's Letter. Preferred Slocks except Tax Warrants I ' 11 On Bonds, Mortgages, Stocks not more than 75% of Market Value •1 State or municipality (Conditional) Home Office—6% asset limit Estate F 50% Asset Limit AU Issues 10% of issue (Conditional) 10% Asset limit all stocks Secured H Taken by foreclosure can be held h b tl it s h granted by insurance Dept. Company la in any way financially Interested. Ittng her niece, Mrs. Floyd Flynn, and family the post month, re­ turned to her home In England ‘Biuraday. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Karcher were ir it c B CLEAN MILK Doesn’t “Just Happen! ol tl It It requires a lot of planning, and a lot of is a natural "carrier” of disease germs, and tt extra work. The time has long since gone that tn fact most epidemics start from hl by. when there Is any doubt about the tainted milk or water. Appreciating tills hi "germa." Il takes a powerful microscope to fact, the Highlands Da'ry lias purchased all th latestThey equipment and fellows. follows the latest ___________ __________ seethe them. are little They don't observe union hours and pay no atten- ’’ methods in the production of OLEAN MILK. tion ■ to ’ NRA codes. ' They — work all the while. -Tests by officials representing the State of Some of them do good work, but a lot of Michigan show that no cleaner milk Is pro­ ni them are dangerous trouble makers, and if duced In Michigan than we produce. We they get into yotff system you have a tot of trouble ahead. worthy of consideration by every family. Medical Science has discovered that milk Why not try it? It costs no more. A Phone Call Will Bring It to Your Home I -tel c Lester Raymond, ot Martin. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ground Thursday. The people Bring Into one of Asa Btrait's houses. George HaU was traveling through Telephone 2651 Aden and Emmett Campbell. Paul plenty of hay and feed for their own Monday and Tuesday at HmHpes Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: Hastings, Mich. dl Hastings. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-09-12.pdf a8fb60252b5e8e176ed0d59096c60bd8 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR tnd lies ona uc- ieir ble HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 12,1934 12 PAGES BARRY CO.’S SHIRE [Fitzgerald Named For Governor FOULKES MME IN I WHEAT PAYMENTS HERE FOURTH OIST. CON 00268165 CM) MUI, “ .'Jx ■“ OF FUND SM7 -I Agent’s Office FIRST DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRIMARY S0H00L FUND Lacy Is Democratic Candidate HofTman and Foulkea Win for Congress. Large Vote Cast Tuesday in State. Complete Returns For County THIS CITY RECEIVES $10,011.68 FOR- SCHOOLS : & NY 2118 Grand Rapa Hastings day with a . Everyone lure. It lent Hurt as the it were run t the e old n the t this oting - any & unde 0% Jmlt ill uues Id od *11 iy. 11 The Primary has come and none. and 1.910 votes for Roman I. Jarvis, A larger vote than expected was who is a Berrien county man. On [polled In both state and county. At the republican ticket It Is certain that Clare Hoffman of Allegan has received the nomination. He has Another DUtribnMo. ol Ov.r around 10.000 votes in the district $18,000.00 to Be Made {state show Frank Fitzgerald having with only two precincts, one in Van In ru.-on.ko. a majority for the republican Buren and one tn Berrien.' to hear in December I nomination for governor. On the from. George 8. Barnard of Ben­ County Treasurer Maus received , democratic aide. 616 of the state's von ton Harbor naroor nos has arouna around 8500; tar; Earl last week from Lansing a draft for 3,447 precincts give Lacy a small Burhans of Paw Paw ha* about •48.427.88, which to the first install- lead over Governor Comstock. We 7500, and* Felix A. Racette. also of merit on the primary'fund for the understand that none of the'Detroit P*w Paw, trail* far behind the othsupport of the public schools of ■ precincts are Included in the tabuBarry county. The apportionment Is latlofi for either candidate. Detroit in the state senate, eighth district, (inode on the basis of 8,177 persons keeps its polls open until after nine it looks as if Frank R. Mosier of of school age—that is between and o'clock, so that it will be late today Fennville liad received the nomina­ including the ages of five and twen­ before the returns can be compiled. tion by quite a majority. In this congressional district it ty years. This means the apportlonIn Barry county there was no looks as if George Poulkes Is nomi­ age. It to understood that another, nated by the democrats by n Smail candidate against Chas. A. Parker of substantially |3 per person of plurality over De, Birge C. Swift of for member of the legislature on the Khool age, to expected to be mode Middleville. Nearly complete re­ democratic ticket, nor against Ells in December, the present sum being turns show his plurality Is a little E. Faulkner for member of the legis­ the portion belonging to Barry coun­ better than 500. For this result lature on the republican ticket; so ty of the amount in this fund and Poulkes' big majority in Berrien their names did not appear on the county Is responsible. That county (Continued on page two) The fund is derived from n tax on gave him 2.213 votes to 318 for Swift railroad*, telegraph and telephone1 lines and other public utilities. In­ BAND CONCERT TO­ eluded are also state inheritance taxes. The amount apportioned each i MORROW EVENING year used to range from (15 to818 per person of school age. Taxes are Hastings Musicians to Ren­ levied uroti railroads and the other der Program Planned public urilltlcs at the average rate of taxat'Am in Michigan. Because the for Last Week fifte/h mill limitation tax has cut Because of the rain on last Thurs­ VALUE OP CAMP TRAINING doWn materially the rate of taxation WAS CLEARLY DEM. fc* Michigan on property this has day evening, the concert by the .benefited the railroads and other Hastings City Baud was not given, ONSTRATED public utilities. The apportionment tout the same program as announced MADE THREATS TO LEAD- county Agent Harold Foster ING DEMOCRATS BACK- 'reeved the remaining part of rwn cuirPT 1933 wheat payment due wheat conawxra --- --------- has the! :tract signers in Barry county. Tills i payment amount* to 6.8 cent* per HIS SATELLITES THREAT­ EN THREE POSTMASTERS J" «« out notice * wno are to receive AMERICAN LEGION POSTS AND UNITS MET AT THREE OAKS ELECTED OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR to the producer* | payment at this I TV.*• « t,roe Some contactors' pay to held Membership Trophy AwardOhairman Democratic Conn- up for correction.. . v. ty Oomm Wires PM i The first of the 1934 payment 1* I e“—oplendld Address by n — , ' ‘ , due in October without further in-1 L. J. Murphy. So. Bend Gen. Farley -ispectlon of contracts and will! n_ Rllnrinv *b?« -n» Houle I to »I nuuui inc nooie ~ oI York, who had 10,000 men, I A* many of the present checks,'vention was held at 'Hirer Oaks »nd marched them up a hill one day *re lather small, producers are ad- with the largest attendance of the and | ana marched marcned them down again." I vuca not 10 w malte maxe a special trip top to io । year. That reminds us that Mapor Domo. H“Hng* for them. Mr. Footer ex- , ' Those who were present from here Congressman George Foulkes and P”1* distribute com-hog check* . were. Mr. and Mra. Don Foreman, hto covered wagon, together with a which amount to nearly thirty thouMr. and Mrs. Prank Annable. Mr. few of his utelltes Invaded Barry sand dollars of the first payment by mnv be rw :and Mrs- Edwin Sayles. Floyd Wood. county one day last week. He had. September 15th. Both check* may tZL ,T. 8. K. Reid. L. F. Mau* and heard that many Barry county had at hto office at the same t*—* ‘ George Leonard, also Mrs Cannavan democrats were off U»e Foulkes' resnf anrl rw of Wrrnnrr Freeport and Dr. and If-Mrs. n B. /-• C. ervatlon. He didn't propose to stand I I Swift of Middleville. for It. You have probably read whaL> | Father John Day of Three Oaks, Augustus (f. Dodds, the Indian I well known tn Barry county, greet­ Agent proposed to do to those In­ ed the guests and made everyone dians who got off the reservation? feel at home. Dinner was served at He decided to annihilate them. • the parish house by the Three Oaks That's what Major Domo Foulkes Unit members, delightful music be­ planned to do with those Barry ing furnished by the Little Dutch county democrats who had the te­ SPECIAL STATE AID PRE­ Band of Michigan city. Father Day merity to give their support to Dr. VENTED THE CLOSING presided as toastmaster, making Swift; of Middleville, as the demo­ clever introductions of the officers cratic candidate for congress. OE MANY present. Among those wlio were Accordingly Mr. Poulkes came in honored were Earl Rockwell, Dis­ itatc in hl* covered wagon, which trict Commander: Mrs. Thelma innounces hto partnership with the TAX LIMITATION IS ’ Webster. District Committeewoman; nan he claims as hto "pal." Presi­ BLAMED FOR TROUBLES Carl Schrumpf. National Commit­ dent Roosevelt, to reckon with cer­ teeman; Mrs. Marie Bchumpf, De­ tain Barey county democrats who Movement Now Started to partment Vice-President; Probate arc supporting Dr. Swift. . Judge Malcolm K. Hatfield of Ber­ Overcome Difficulties The first place he vtoltecj was the rien county; Chester Cone. Depart­ office of the democratic sheriff of by Appropriations ment Vice-Commander; Mrs. AuBarry county. He expected that of­ Oorfe; America must abandon all at-iguata --------------—. Mr. ,Davidson. Three ficer to Inspired with terror at to the townships and this city and tempts at "a government of the peo- Oaks Unit President. the august presence of the Conthe number of children and the morrow. Thursday. night beginning PICTURES SHOW PHYSI­ pie. by the people and for the peo-1 Judge Hatfield offered, at the July at eight o'clock on the court house grarttonal Major Domo; but strange amounts apportioned are as follows: pie" unless our public school sys-, convention, to give a sliver trophy square. The program follows: CAL IMPROVEMENT to'S'elate George wasn't even im ­ Twp.-Clty No. of Amt. tern can be adequately maintained. . to the woman-who secured the moat March—Kiefer's Special. " pressed. so the congressman left our Children The Banner Is finding no fault with' memberships between June 1 and Kiefer. Uhild Training to Be Greatly Jail in the throes of a severe brain the Assyria • 2508 80 fifteen mill limitation. We think Sept. 1. and on Bunday this cup was Elll* Waltzes — Forget-Me-Not storm. He rushed to the office of our Baltimore 248 1.944 32 Brooks. Emphasized at Pine and • democratic mayor. Charles Leon­ it was needed. But there to no doubt j awarded to Mrs. Cone of Sturgis. Barry .................. 289 2.108.98 Intermezzo—Indian Trail (War ard. loudly demanding vote* for In anybody's mind that It has who enrolled twenty members in Clear Lake Camps Carlton brought serious problems to those. one week. Judge Hatfield commend3308.48 Dance>. E. DeLainatcr. Lieutenant E. H. Martindale, who Foulkes at the Primary. Strange to responslble for public • education in i «i the Posts and Units for their Castleton 4570.72 Overture—Invincible. K. L. King. say Charley wasn't frightened/ He Hastings i:-; Trombone Solo—The Holy City, has charge of the camp activities smilingly told the congressman Michigan. It would have compelled fine work In "carrying on" In peace Hastings City ... 1377 10,01168 Stephen Adams; (played by Ross nt the Pine lake camp of the Kel­ some schools to close altogether had । time and tn depression and urged Hope .................... 1,83456 »Pierce, ixjikxi,/ soloist); n*i. arr. uy by w. L. r. P. uaurLaur- logg Foundation, was the speaker off, and if he chose to go Jump into not the state made a special appro-' them on to still further achleve2,822 401 cmlcau. al the Rotary Club luncheon Mon­ Irving .................. 360 priatlon to prevent that catastrophe. | ment*. He stated that there are now the river, he might do ao. 250 Johnstown 12.040 Auxiliary members memoers in In Michi Mlchl-­ 2.030.58 March—The Victor*. Louis Elbel. day noon. He gave an Interesting To both these gentlemen Mr. AH ttie.schools in the state have hod ij M,ow 2344.161 Selection—Chimes of Normandy, account of what the camp is doing Foulkes declared that unless be ob­ to curtail expenditures beyond what gan, the •largest enrollment In the Maple Grqve .... Orangeville for the boys and girls who are en­ 269 2,108.961 Planquette; arr. by J. B. Claus. tained at least 50 jxt cent of die ahould have been allowed, on ac­ history at the organization. One Prairieville 1.960.001 Selection—Popular Numbers, arr. tertained there as guests of the W. democratic votes of Barry county. count of the depression, because of Gold Star mother was also honored. 1.473.92 | by A. A. Bfferno. K Kellogg Foundation, Rutland 188 Lewis J. Murphy of South Bend. High Jink* would be to pay. They this added provision placed In cur Thornapple The speaker explained that the institution reducing the property Ind., was the speaker at'the joint 3.731.84 March—Chicago Tribune. W. P. would hear from him. not only now. alm is not merely to give the boys but hereafter. Woodland ............ 351 2.75134. Chambers. meeting, giving a splendid talk tn Yankee Springs . 1479.84 178 which he stressed the Legion pre­ Idyl — The Glow Worm. Paul and girls a good time—that is part There Is a movement now on foot Congressman Foulkes returned to of it—but the real alm is to do that Lincke. In this state to overcome this dif­ amble and what It means. He said ^Continued on page six) Totals Star Spangled Banner-Harmon- which will benefit them physically, i •48,427.68. ficulty by largely Increased aid for he considered It second only to the mentally and morally. Those who] hv Wnitnr rummo-ir nrr hv mentallv mnrallv. Tho.se who ized by Walter Damrosch; arr, by our schools. It is beyond the ability Constitution of the United States, attend are selected by the Founda­ TWO BROTHERS UNITED John Philip Sousa. of school districts in many instances embodying, as it does, all of the “AS GOES MAINE SO tion's own trained nurses tn the support .their local schools, with principle* making for good dtizenf. AT BEND, OREGON ato total counties of Allegan, Barry. Calhoun tif GOE^mCOUNTRY” IRVING SCHOOL DIS­ property tax for all purpose* .shlp. sMr. Murphy told of an ln/ v. ----------and Eaton. They are usually chos­ { limited to fifteen £111*. Accordingly,.ciden| which happened In the Ar­ TRICT IN SQUABBLE en from home* where conditions are Originally Trom Nashville, Returns From That State In­ . gonne Forest ^here he. himself, ----------- c not favorable for propdr develop---------— -----------------...u । had been injured. He was going dicate Democrats Still Mandamus Issued to Compel . ment of children. The regular sum- They Had Been Separated other friends of the school have de-|b*ck of the fighting lines after first j . m»r ramna la'at w«M»lra .orh mer camps last three weeks each. For Gver 41 Years in Power There termfned thot public education must aid was given him, and a* the Officers to Report In that time not so much can be From the western coast comes not be crippled in this state to the stretcher bearers approached him a The election held Monday In the accomplished as In the ten or , Meeting Mate of Maine indicates that the new*, through the daily press, of the extent that would be necessary If the | high explosive hit one of the young . Our readers will remember that, twelve weeks camps which are held. meeting voter* of America are not yet con­ of two brotherSifter a sep­ state does not give It* powerful aid {men. whir had every appearance of vinced that President Roosevelt's some time in July, an election was beginning about the first of October aration of over 40 years. The meet­ to supplement what local taxing being too young for army service, New Deal will be disastrouss to me the I ----------held In— the -------village Irving .----------school and ending in June just before the ing took place al Bend, Oregon, and unite can pay.------------------------------------ | The lad's chin and neck were in— of -............ . Estlmatlng an average tax of five Jured badly and death waa Immlcountry. Maine has been a staunch *.„ ‘ J, ‘‘~*** *to decide whetlier *-*•-— *• —* dto- summer camps start. But camps do, strange district that as it may seem the brothers (Oontlnued on page five) nent. In the face of all this, the boy Iwo gen-1 trict would be — united with the even in this shorter period, mated- have gone through the most of their republican state for almost two ..... .---------------— — — - — * • *----------------! smiled as best he could when Mr. erations. Occasionally it has lapsed I Thomapple ConsolldatedSchooldto- ally help the little folks entrusted ;lives bearing different name*. The into the hands of the democrats, but! trict. The proDOSltion proposition carried bv by to them. They are taught to play ,reunion will be of special interest . T 17 mi xt a1 lhero> d>ln8 tor country.” He usually it was only for a short time. » vote of 19 to 15. Members of the games, to play them fairly and hon- to Barry county, because the family Letter From 1 ne North **« a beauUful smile lighted up the . It was carried by Roosevelt by a school board did not report the re- cstly; they are taught to swim and originally came from thl* county. , boy’s eyes and be died, proud and heavy majority two years ago. At the suit of this election to the township given other athletic training. They Forty-one years ago in Nashville, I . ‘ j happy in hl* sacrifice. The speaker I election Monday the vote was large treasurer, as the law directs. They are fed with plenty of good nourish- the Austin family was broken up. At 505 Rose St. *ald, "If this young man was happy with indications that the democrat* contended that the election was Il­ ing food which helps to build up .that time Lamont Austin «ras an in­ . Petoskey. Mich. dlc {or hls country, we should had elected their governor and had legal. so that the result was not a strong, healthy bodies. fant, was adopted by Mr. and Mrs. At the summer camps the average . Two old landmarks will soon be a lust “ proudly live for our country, I been successful with a majority of valid vote, therefore they did not M. 8. Bagley near Delton and be­ attendance ranges around 150 ch11thing of the post in Petoskey. Theiiind Hw “ nobly as h% died.” Actheir candidates by reduced major- report It. dren. These with the attendants ’came known as Lamont Bagley. A mandamus has been issued In itles from two years ago. The only There was another brother named Park Httel on the triangle across cording to Mr. Murphy’s statement, and supervisors make a total of exception might be U. 8. Senator the Barry county circuit court by A. B. Austin, who eventually locat­ from tile Perry Hotel has been only eight per cent of the service j Male, who at thia writing seems to Attorney L. E Barnett, supported by around 175. In the camps held for ed In pend, Oregon. Lamont Bagley rased. Now the old Cushman House, men are now receiving compensahave a slight majority. He ha* been three representative taxpayers of longer periods the attendance av- (didj«£ learn that he was an adopt- first known by that name in 1874. Hon,' notwithstanding the vile pro­ Zan unsparing critic of the New Deal. the district,’ to compel the school Vdchlld until he was a young man. Is to follow suit. Long familiar have paganda being circulated by various The little folks are carefully super“ While the vote indicates some re-­ district to report this eleettoarto the We were not Informed as to how the been its great white pillars and block- organizations antagonistic to the I cession from the flood tide of two township treasurer as the law di­ brothers learned of the whereabouts long veranda facing the pork that Legion. Mr. MurplU' believes that rect*. The members of the school hand to look after their physical of one another, but doubtless the run* along the Pennsylvania tracks Congress will cooperate with the republicans had hoped and does not board are Lyle Wlloox, Lewis Nagel welfare. The camp activities are all meeting was a very joyful one. as they pass through the business. American Legion if the right con­ structive program is presented. Indicate that the country has as yet 1 and Philip Nichols. Those who bring supervised. The alm is to make Several year* ago while Fred L. The South Bend Drum and Bugle the legal action are resident* and them stronger physically. In tha Heath was conducting a general Michigan's famous hostelries and its, turned from President Roosevelt. taxpayers of the district—Zel confident belief that it will materi­ store at Eagle Point, Oregon, a man register has borne the name of Corps led the parade preceding the ally help their mental and moral separate meetings of the Posts and Wlndes. Robert Neil and Benjamin entered hto store and invited him many well known people. One wing COUNTY IS GETTING A growth — and it does. Units, the latter assembling in the Bcverwyk. The case will bo up for out in front to look at his horse. WORTH-WHILE PROFIT a hearing in circuit court tills week. Child training during the coming Fred went, out and the man said: ago, and it has remained closed for Chamberlain Memorial kteiseum. year Is to be enlarged. Good teach­ "Tliat old mare has been hitched in the past two years, a losing venture. fifteen of the twenty-seven Units of ers will give the children Instruc­ front of your drug store in Hastings, Now a local contractor has been the district being represented. Mrs. Register Boyes Turns in Over ALEX SANDERS tion In regular studies from which Michigan, many times." It was A. B. awarded the commission by its pres­ (Continued on page seven) $200 More Than Sal­ SENT TO JACKSON they will benefit. Austin and he had driven that mare ent owners, the First National Bank. The speaker brought with ■ him from Nashville, Mich., to Eagle ary for August Recent Crimes Make One 'several pictures which proved how Point, Oregon—a distance of 2.500 Perry the only first-class hotel in REMEMBER NEEDS OF For the month of Auguat Register markedly the little folks improve in miles—which was some buggy ride. Petoskey. Automobiles, allowing pro­ PENNOCK HOSPITAL Wish for Old Fashioned of Deed* Earl Boyes turned ctfer to physique, in weight, posture and the treasurer o( Barry county the general health. It was easy to see Whipping Post cality to another, have done away Gan Make Good Use of Oansum of >374 In cash, the fees from FINDS MAKING OF Alex Banders, charged* with a that the training of these camps is largely with the former long period hto office for the month of August. of material benefit to them. ned or Fresh Fruit and HOME BREW ILLEGAL stops. Improved rooming conditions Earl's salary 1* »lM.d6 per month to beastly crime with unmentionable Lieutenant Martindale was asked details, against a little girl, was in private homes, and well equipped Vegetables % ■ many questions concerning his work a nice profit from that office. Mr. brought before Judge McPeek on after the meeting adjourned. The Harry Whitaker Remanded tourist camps, have all left their Despite the terribly dry weather mark on legitimate hotel business. . Monday. He admitted his, guilt and Boyes telh us that the month of thto summer, ,vegetables and fruit Rotarians were greatly Interested In to pouaty Jail Awaiting September starts out even better was given from eleven to twenty-two what he said. have made a good growth and there By purchasing the attractive brick than Augu.it. with every ptpspect of Sentence seems to be plenty in the markets. The number of recent crimes of office building just west of the ' a fins showing for the county from MADE GOOD SHOWING Harry Whittaker was arrest­ court house, formerly headquarters . When you are canning fruit and his offioe. RBceftX* all of this year tills character makes sev4ta! people ed some time ago for making home wish the old fashioned whipping post the Michigan Tanning company. vegetables for your own luxisehold. DURING MONTH OF AUG. brew. He was not charged with sell­ for imnrnvw. '■;J11*1 remember the need* at PenPetoskey has secured improved that the county stands to make a could be restored in this state, and ing It, but was brought before Judge that such creatures as Sanders could _«nug sum for tha year 1934. Windstorm Go., of This City McPcek on Monday. He admitted of Commerce, and a large well ’W- J® *“,p?h get "severe! lashes across his bare For sopie little time the register of St^T^n’EK"“eha™ ^etab^d^wlU^.l^or^ his guilt, and seem* not to have back. a* welll* the imprisonme nt. Added $9,088,280 New deeds has had charge of the chattel known that, under the liquor control mortgages, which heretofore were , Insurance ot the latter during the day and SDiendld resoonse last IN BARRY filed with township clerks In the EH v.Z^u^utteE^vear-tebles^elM \The Windstorm Company had a right to make home brew. Judge Mc- evening. Garden clubs, resort townships. Just now some revenue to 21' 'ta^ei in ita NORMAL CLASS good month for new Insurance in Pcek accepted his plea and remand­ and evening card parties are held in being derived from fees on chattel ‘donated. These a^ wereu^^dJrtri placed in pits (OonUnued on pm AW ; around tK Aqgust. which Is ordinarily a dull ed him to the jail until he could de­ mortgages, which will naturally ' In the ground and used during the id’From Group of 2^ mefcth. The agent* for the company cide what sentence he should imswell the receipts. EXTENSION CLASS HERE. winter months, thus saving • lot of in new policies to the exWrote the Entrance1' • gathered The increased business In the reg­ no<Mor Homt L CrUr Iran hojAUl. M —U M tentXof •3383380. which under all ister's office has kept Earl on the U» w«um BUU T^ehm' Ool- pro.MU>. m vrpuUu tM Examinations the conditions Is a splendid showing. JURORS NOT TO COME Jump for the last two montlto. but HERE NEXT MONDAY. 1W will conduct an e.utnMm du. IMlUnU u>d ■>««». he has done alVthe recording with/ and give a course in Psycho-Educa-1 Your assistance will be greatly apout assistance. ' // Barry County Normal, reports an tlonal Problems beginning Tuesday predated. i men on the September jury panel enroUqjent of 18, selected from a , telling them not to come to the clr- evening. Sept 18th. from 7:00 group of 28 applicants, who took the BARRY COUNTY BOD INTERESTS OUR HEADERS. mentioned at the xlme asi cult court next Monday. Whether a o'clock until 9.00 o'clock In the Has-1 AND GUN CLUB 1 fCNIC. entrance examinations. The en­ jury will be needed this term or not Ungs High, school. This work is Our readers are enjoying the Ban­ regulations are much ----------stricter ------- -------------------------The Barry County Rod £ d Guntrance i, to not definitely known as yet; but open to all teacliers in the count} ncr editorials contributed by our Club will bold a picnic Bundi ', Sept, this year than litretofore, as higher who may be Interested with the us- brother publishers, The contribu>e promptness with which 18. al the new Fish Iteartn, Ponds rcholanhlp rcholsrshlp is required. This Is is Mrs. company has paid its lossesi need not come next Monday. If they ual tuition fee and four term hours tion this week by Schuyler Marshall, Clark's sixteenth year as County the at Orangeville. The public dlally invited to attend. Coffee. --------- Normal principal and MUs Jennie and the fairness of ito adjustmentsi shall be needed later they will be of credit will be given. Note the publisher of Die St. Johns News­ eream and sugar will be furnished McBain, critic teacher, has also have been commended by the policyr notified in the regular way by the change of date as given out at the Republican, contains some miereetsheriff. uachcra' meeting. .Ing references to Hasting*. given many years of faithful service. holders. LIEUT. MARTINDALE 19593536 1ID NECESSARY FOR SOME SCHOOLS PAGES Ito 8 VOTE ON LOCAL 0PTION IS ASSURED Petitions Readily Signed by About Three Thousand Voters From information given the Ban­ ner. the Barry County Modem Youth Organization now ha* dose to 3.000 signer* on It* petition* for a county local option vote on the liquor question. These peUtlon* will have to be examined and compared with voting list* before the matter can be formally presented to the voters. The organization hopes to have the matter submitted at the OFFK n CRIMEB TOTAL OF 626 CASES • IN FOUR YD Pros. Atty. Laurence Tells of His Work 1 the Commercial l appears to be not very much reluc­ A most interesting adi tance in signing the petitions, even by some who voted for the overthrow given at the Hastings O of the Eighteenth Amendment Club meeting yesterday There are many people who consld- Prosecuting Attorney Lai Barnett. He stated that w ried on. which is sold to young peo­ ple without regard to sex. makes a far worse situation than the old sa­ loon. The hard liquor problem seems didate. to not cause so much trouble. CHARLIE BALDWIN A HASTINGS FARM LAD WHO STARTLED THE BABE BALL WORLD NEARLY 60 YEARS AGO JUMPED INTO FAME ALMOST OVER NIGHT As a Result of the First Game He Pitched Against the New York Team which had been started were dis­ continued. facts having coma to light which made that coune ste­ victions and 10 acquittals up The speaker explained Somewhere around 56 year* ago a strong, wiry, rangy, athletic young lad. 15 or 16 years old. moved with the sheriff or both had revealed 1 hl* sister and hl* father, Samuel Baldwin, from Johnstown township alleged chargee, ao that It onto a farm north of thto city, the mother having passed away. This sought to have arrested. pointed, but the prosecutor aa when it was clearly evident lion on the charges alleged by who had appealed to him far • The prosecutor paid Mr. Leonard was a good not only that, but a caret vasUgater. ony as an offense which This complaint is taken to Charles Baldwin. brought to jail. baseball "career” by playing •Tick­ Catch" for a rural team at tlic Burrougtis school house In Johnstown, "where he attended school. For fear tliat many of our readers, especially the alleged offense. Usually tint those more youthful, may not know resulted in a confession, Every < be we had better explain. A 'TickCatchcr" was expected to be a live­ ly young fellow who ranged around bi tlic territory back of the catch­ er, chased passed balls and if he ever caught a foul ball on the fly, didn’t catch Hie foul flies that came because ball games in those days •were seriously and strenuously, play­ ed even though the scores on'either aide usually ran up into the 40's. young man's team mates, nor any of the spectators, ever dreamed that (Ooctlnued on page afio BARRY AND EATON CO. DENTAL SOCIETY Elects Officers for the Com­ ing Year—Committees Ap­ pointed to Carry on Work The election Of officers In The SOFT BALL LEAGUE Barry and Eaton Dental Society was TEAMS TO BAI held in Charlotte on Tuesday eve­ ning at the Hotel Calms, and re­ Silver Trophy Avud to sulted os follows: President—Dr. F. Carrothera, Has­ nera Wodueday ■»•»! tings. SoptoBtar It Vics-President—Dr. O. Baribeau. Grand Ledge. ' Becy.-Treas.—Dr. O. L. Lockwood. soft ball games Hastings. banquet CM 'Hie President appointed as the Program Committee—Dr. W. A. Vance. Nashville; Dr. Dowdlgan. Charlotte; Dr John Wooton. Has- Membership Committee—Dr. Wil­ invited and kes. Olivet; Dr. Willison. Hastings. Educational Committee—The offlcers and Dr. Zederbaum of Char­ lotte. year, which Includes talks and clin­ ics by five nationally known author­ ities on various phrases of denttotey and especially in regard to dtnIUUy GIBLUM COU Giblum Council N» decicM to give a Halle party at Thornapple h The party will be ops will �1^617980 __________________________________________________________ LETTER WRITTEN ON AD troops throughout the county are beginning their fall programs with special outdoor ac.Uvtttaa. If your troop has not already had a dlevUle died on Saturday. He bad . special hike, please contact your been 111 only a abort time. Mr. Gardner had been connected Mrs. Wilkes, W. Mill St, la still with the business interests of Mid- 'Quite Uiough Improving U "S' . c“ill ' '■■■> > »'slowly th? Methoou. I Jf “SETSI THIN COPPER SHEETjBoy Scout News J. D. • Za<«lmaier Znjoying; ^iVTOlr,, — Court of Honor. Vfarit With Daughter , dunham picnic. in I The Dunham school district held ' fourt 01 for thl’ ta Houghton Tta BariMT has received a untaue their annual reunion on Labor Day wUl be held September 36. 7:19 Fitzgerald Named For Next Governor indicate that substantially 50 per cent of the voters of the county partic 1pa ted in the primary. TO INSTALL N^W BOILER (ttonUnued from page ona) AT THE COURT HOUSE position to either in their respective notify Scout Headquarters, tn the Dtfecia Found in BoU$r And parties. in Barry County Health Department, er and a brother. Glenn, started a cm Friday. Sept 14. Fire Walla of tO-YesnOn the county ticket, the demo­ ' _ Inhn n . »bnHer . who I an*< nwln.t mln thathe tahlac ,Kathe ala*»anaiaf ttertwere buetam and later erect- [ Carveth stebblns announce a , ,, frrn and owing tothathe rain tables circuit court room.IZakftnaS Hastings. crats had no nominee for prosecut ­ “v“. were set to the church sheds. About Rcv , , newey will preside This, leader. ed a business block on the east side |flft customers which they ought Old Plant. ing attorney. Complete returns . grocery and ito taka advantage of. Read their »"* ocouv irwp ivo m woraiu* m os -- th. T— t*«m We mentioned Uie fact htccntly from the county Show a compara ­ abltehed. Mr. adv.—Adv. number of promotions Please have a 30 fool cutler which they hope to •'•““’rare tively close race between Adelbert that dtrfncU had been found in the kxighton Michigan | short business meeting was held and all applications to by Monday, the . ;Gardner was tn me grocery business Mrs. J L. Maus has been a pa­ fire walls of the boiler of the heating Coruight and Archie D. McDonald Tlu* lector Is u»«ue. t~.toe K ! , from that time until he died. He had tl<nt at yv-nnock hospital the past stating with the materials, etc. Slant at the court house. Further 26th. been prominent In me .octal life of week nnd her ^ditton ta greatly on the republican party ticket with i written anoarentlv with ink on dent. Ernest Gray, vice-president, the latter winning by a vote of 1579. ivestlgaUon disclosed the fact U»at I Middleville and was interested to all |mpwved. JSv thi„\hZtnf runner TTwt Dorothy Hoffman; secretary and BLUFFED THE BLUFFER. damage had been done to the boiler to 1,397 for Cortright. I thal l R° aad de * c }°J ) ‘ A daughter weighing seven and IreosuSr. *lv. Welton, Lorenao F Maus of this city has * , I . « U»usu»er wviauui* ■even ana irt the thirty yean to which it had I on urvoer. to Mew or toe tact Ujx yrte^e w™ . Michigan State College. East Lan­ m,nl nt the Ho is survived hv . Tur sheriff George Leonard far 006 <’uarter pounds was born on served its purpose. Saturday. September 29. All brother. Frank M. Maus, who conI here from Battle Creek. Nashville. sing. ’ ducts a drug store in PorUand. Ore7 at hoapital to Mr. ’outdistanced his competitor. John A trict of Michigan The county property committee of lw. leaders, and drivers of cars gon. His store has been held up by Z™\“*"era* *M f?2zi1.,Z5yrd*Z: *rid Mrs Lynn Mix. 812 Bo. Wash­ VanderKolk on the democratic tick­ I Hastings. Charlotte. Bellevue. Coll- ‘Scouts, be admitted the board of aupervlson had the In the letter Mr. Zagelmcu-r says fomla and Mtaskwlppi Not as many rwill .„|!,.„-^. tl-hi1rnn to the Grinnell bandits scieral times. A clipping iX***?** et by 1.034 to 476. For this office “J Ingion St. ’ -~ ’ i State football healing plant bivestlgated by ex­ "2^."? . w» ...« from a PorUand paper states that a ■ .. Nancy Winters was removed there were »lx candidates on the re­ perts. A* a result they decided that, aL'Sl ™)0>" "".annual Each troop ***** ~’ tron> Pennock hospital to her home publican ticket, jay Blakney of to their Judgment, a new boiler Is a .annual oeeaakto occasion r-ucn nwp .Muld nnwmu young bandit came into the Maus arrange its own transportation, store on a recent Saturday evening.were rnosed during the fu-.on n. Broadway on Tuesday. She cabin at Manistique lake.' which did next’ hUrtuW i. Ota. K SS'wiS! "2! ■ . 1 is convalescing nicely, though still 633 tneals. etc. For troop^ who care to On entering the store the robber 'nCTaltoUa: to. next I* Win. O. Stroll, 5S1J?Sl,?LS2LKJIK2? Jf held one hand in his pocket, as If vvl , rwcrc .... rr . confined to her bed. camp, overnight, a s|»ce Li provid ­ Ml: M*tu»n «0 «to; Mnnnl “ T MTS. ze«euncier. as vreu u nunseu. 1 .......... - FILED ' "Htc Hastings Rotary Club will votes, and Bowen 123 vote*. This ! TT1011' m*.m*^era of the commttj ■ — enjoying that country and foqnd Hastings Women's Christian ed on the Freshmen football- field, lioldlng a pistol, and demanded are money. Frank thrust one of his CO. clerks , entertain as guests at their noon i lee interviewed the supervisors and their children and grandchildren Temperance Union will meet with and on the rooming of Saturday. hands tn his pocket and ordered Ute I **■ >unchcon next Monday Uie Rotary give* Blakney a little over 118 plu­ secured their signatures to an au­ well and happy. He says that while Mrs. Myrtle Trim. W. State St-, al September 29, the Lansing Area . totrUita- to K«I IL They ,Ured *1 *»*•"• JffjJ'LSSS duto ot MU, ChtolotK .nd Allo- rality. thorization for the committee to use It gets quite warm up there during 2:30 Tuesday P. M . Sept. 18. This Council ta conducting its annual For county clerk on the democrat. their own best Judgment in Install­ ter. toto.----------Itoe. hut ■«" --------------------the day, the nlghta are always coot, is our annual meeting. Election of Camp-O-Ral. and our boys are in-tochouur 1c ticket the present bicumbent, T. ing the new heating plant. Accord­ He say. people arc. os a rule, very officers and general business. The vlted to take part. Scout events tn- Frank won the bluffing contest, 8. K. Reid, had no opjxMiUon. to ingly a contract will be let for the =------ -------- « *VT -— wyfahta and pleasant to meet, so state W. C- T. U. will meet in Bat- elude wall scaling, nre lighting. Trtafr his name did not go on the primary campaign committees for candidates read,*,-*; fiin tha* Mra. Zagelemeter and himself tie Creek, Oct. 17 to 19. Our state (throwing, etc. THERON DOUD 8UFballot, but he is the nominee of boiler and its Installation this week. -------------- c-rvmr natsva Peking state or national offices file । ’ ’ htore for ROYS There will be no attempt to heal FERS SEVERE BURNS. ,n lh?lr whUe state, „ . , «TORt IOR BO1H. feel very much at home with them, dues must be sent to by Oct. 1 and , that party. For the republican candi­ the Jail from the court house. Tl>e Saturday. September 15. the Ai ­ He says they haveJtrad na uiry iubvo ji*u pienlyjjf p<ruv ui it U ** heped^ that each member^win — —■-------- *■ — *•...... — ■ —• ■■ Theron Doud, uoua. son eon of Mr. ana and Mrs. camnatan campaign committees file their ac- L Heres important news tU for r me the date for that office Clarence E. Dav­ heating engineers who investigated rain and crop* look good. He com- do her best to attend our meeting egan county fair at AUegan Solon the «_____ home _____ county lbo^ of of a America. THE AMteftlHAN AMERICAN -a_ R. «• Doud, rx_..A was badly k-Ai. burned on counts ___ . in -i_____ _ of -* the ___ Ihoyx morlea nix is of this city received 1,040 votes. mention'thT ’ racFthaT ’ me^fiowers and "bring hcr'dues to Mrs Trims, the second'annual Boy Scout Day »»»■. th. th.t ik. ona Hrinit her rlurs tn second annual Bov Scout Duv. the .... chest . . and . arms ... . __ .7; candidate. kJ v u on Saturday . BOY— —vr»trrw-c YOITHTB rnuntwinw COMPANION, it.. tlte Allan C. Hyde of Johnstown 1,767, a advised against attempting that. to that section are very beautiful. --------------------- *"*■*------------------- ------------>d -D*" ------Fteum * Btnd by fnxn • ---------------------------Pre“urr cook law requires that all an expense «*Don'» - ------- - quality magazine ~ for boys. -~*- majority for Hyde of 718. . ”. cam ------- - । The Uw TO BUILD SCOUT CABIN. CIRCLB NO. 4. m,^iP rL^Sfte7heV^mre^i er He w at wort a‘ the Oom’ accounl * »“hln 10 days afl’----------------------------------------- M°°.M much larger and freeher than to cil There was no candidate on the The Boy Scouts of this city are lower Michigan. — |। circle co™ nv..4 No.J wUl meet Wednesday Bug e corps will be the featu™ •<-: inUnlty Center to Battle Creek and er a primary election. i‘° »» The three-yrar rate, forprimary ticket for county treMurer. Mr. and Mra. Zagelmaler expect afternoon. afternoon. September September 19. 19. at at me the tractions of the day> it it is is thought thought that that he l»e opened opened the the (i , ,r ■ jmerly 9350. has been reduced to No one filed for that office on the planning to build a Scout Cabin on the farm of Robert Cook, Just over .■•» »•— u ui—..n aia event* far Cubs. Scouts, and Sea .. *200 republican ballot, and only L. F. the city line tn Rutland township. I THEY ARE RIGHT. • u». Aitonxeu til the middle of October. Maus on the democratic ticket. As A gojd share of the material has <*>Mtu. «t with m* k?^:hl<??.iSrriJtUweck THK AMERICAN BOY to readers." no one appeared against hbn on been sawed for them and ------------------------------------- ~ i someone to show them how the boys parade- and field events. T. B?n... „ •Yesterday. Tuesday to see ’ •,tat“ OrUBlh C<dei1 edlU>r his name to be on the primary bal­ ■will soon be at work on the buildh Recently we have effected savings »■n^'.i.^X'. -weu: I?v ? *? ~ rftetari fln^mer ^^thev thal lhe cut Possible, and we lot. He is nominated with no candi­ date against him. ' address. Last year over 300 boys par- “ ’ < think boys will agree that the new POnUNK. For register of deeds no one ex­ men named as circuit and supreme kIx» ha«< ,h*> tlclpated. and a much larger and School began in Fodunk with Ma­ YOUNG CHILD DIES. better program is expected this year thY1 nlTttoi^Thrv’are^risht ,ronl Wc 60)5 wlU hrlp ““ to cept Earl R Boyes, the present in­ Patricia Ann. the three and one- ^T\^^for^t ^nend- ‘P™d «*« * their cumbent of that office, ffied for the rie Beverwyk as teacher. Mr. and Mrs Earl Buck and chil­ | Scouts of roops 71. 72. 73 and 106. half months okl daughter of Mr. and democratic nomination. Under those Alzw,„ wUh th„ |n th„ conditions It was not necessary to dren are spending a few weeks with Hastings, assisted in the Barry Mrs. Robert O’Brien of ML Pleasant ment next November wUl be a boost T" Along with the cut to cost, the place his name on the primary bal­ their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Luther County and Allegan County Teach­ died at her home of an illness she for ending the crime racket magazine’s publishers arc planning lot, but he ta Ute nominee for the Loehr before their return to Miami, Michigan. has had since birth. She was the ers' Encampment at the Foundation a magazine that will continue to set democrats. For the republican nomi­ Camps at Clear and Pine lakes. Val- little granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. the pace in fiction, articles, and <lcBernard Caln has returned to New MARR1AGE LICENSES. liable service was rendered In aiding Clarence Baker. M partments. The favorite' characters nation two candidates filed: C. W. York after spending two weeks with Clarke of this city and Vcrnor Web­ Burial was in Woodlawn cemetery Marion. Schuyler. Bedford ... the teachers with their baggage, 20 of millions of boys will parade his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Thelma Tobias. Itowling ........ Grand Rapids. < cabin assignments, etc. tlm-xlinh THE TUI.' AMERICAN * FT* 1C * M BOY I1CYV tn through in ster of Barry township. The city । Cain. . gave Mr. Clarke a considerable lead, i new stories. Douglas Renfcw of the ..... ™*. w J Watkins, alio has been very but Mr. Webster .,«* had u a wkiu wide acquauiacqualnRoyal Canadian Mounted. Hide­ lanre around the county and in 111 al ,1Ja Rome in the city, has 1mrack. the red-and-gold collie. Bone­ the townships his vote is consider-1 Proved »o he Is able to return to head Jim Tierney, tlic detective, will ably larger than Mr. clarke's. The u”’, ^rmgive the reader many exciting hours total vote Avr the two ta Webster „ Mr MrI aw Ransom spent j in the months tn come. 1.436; Clarke 1244, majority of 19J Saju^ay in Battle Creek. ' William Hcyiiger. whose true-to- for Wetatcr. 1 Mr- ■hd Mrs. Grant Keeler of life, gripping vocational stories have Grand Rapids. Mr. and ** Mrs. This county complete gave Lncj 0“"M* “ Bert won him wide acclaim from par­ a small majority over Comstock, the Smith and family of Mulliken. L. ents and librarians, as well as the vote being Comstock 563, Lacy 595 and IL Clark of Detroit, Neal Eck­ hearty approval of boys. U working man, Mtsa Marie Parmenter of De­ 1 on new stories. Staff writers are in­ and Stack 233 for governor on the troit. Mr. and Mrs George Keeler democratic ballot. terviewing famous coaches and ath­ In this county Picard was favored and family of Hastings and Mr. and letes and world-renowned explorers, Mrs. Charles Pariah of Vermontfor me democratic nomination for to bring boys the color and fun of au.x.^m ra.,uq, D4. Mr and Mrs. Peter EckUnited States senator, ,receiving 538 vll,e sports and travel. BORDENS to 348 votes for his nearest oppon- ;man Sunday. In Short THE AMERICAN BOY. ent. I Miss Florence Watkins left for BRAND under Its new price, will continue to Stebbtos led the democratic noml-!Wyendottc where site will teach give boys a magazine that measures neos for lieutenant governor, getting fl<'h001 • up to the best standards set by adult 659 to 309 for his nearest democra’Jc 1 Mr and Mr" Walter Watkins wont rainbow magazines. Send your subscription to opponent. For the republican noml- ,o, C»'‘*»P°11'' Monday to attend a THE AMERICAN BOY. 7430 Second nation for lieutenant governor Read |irlcnds funeral. Blvd.. Detroit. Michigan. Enclose received 1.075 to 807 for Mtog and1 Carroll Eckman has gone to Deyour name and address and the 595 -»* <v» for Conlon. tro,t tar trolt tor a week w^k’s visit with hi* hia jiropej amount of money, and THE In this county Hollman received br?9‘cI:llJack; „ . AMERICAN BOY will soon be head­ Mr. 1513 votes to 845 for Bur hans. 400 " Bliss — of Coopersville - in staying ed your way. loaded with reading at his farm for the week end. for Barnard and 157 for Racette. 1 thrills. Hughes led in the democratic .vole ! • The last speaker." said the chair­ in this county for state senator, re- man. . W. C. T. U. NOTES. "is a striking example of the ceivtng 539 votes to 300 for Holbrook. our The Temperance paper of efficacy of the doctrines he m> elo­ In the county for state senator the 24\/2 lb. sack state makes the following state­ quently advocates. Hale and hearty republican .vote was cast 872 for ments. "We are Ln the midst of the Dubtitaon and 1545 for Mosier. Mr. ‘at 80. he could lire out many a mail moat Terrible Battle of our lives. No Mooter prontea tnucn oy nis .. Mosier profiled much by his wide,'yoYnf®'. words can tell the misery of It. God ncmialntnnre acquaintance In to the nrmintv county. It* He has audlc,lc0Hui ! dl*„volce lrotn aiouc knows alone Known the me answer and aim He nc Is is . ■ _ — । tepmdlxx, on u, Ih* chrlwUn pox- R"'? "th r>n« Burrou pic ol U>U world to .Und up .nd be ™k ■“> k!*<> In oU.crlI Angler to rival proudly displaying * 1 elesceJ 'recipes counted- the heroes of the past can- ,a™’ movementa —. -*catch: "Thank goodness, you've Hi—*8 . . ........................ ... .. The nrlmarv primary vote wbi was liirtzrr larger then than caught him. I'm tired of throwbig not fight the battles of today." was generally anticipated A total the little beggar hack." Drs. Wm. and Chas. Mayo are of 3.156 republican votes were cast ----------------outspoken against any use of aloo- ' hollc liquor, the latter having said. in Harry county in the governorship: The man who said that Rome was and 1.401 for democratic not built in a day was never In Hol'Medicine has reached a period contest 1 when alcohol is rarely employed as 1nomlneea for governor. This would lywood. September 14 th a drug, being displaced by other remedies.” The W. C. H U chooses to follow the leadership of these eminent men.! Gans . 22, 2^'2? * You Save at FOOD CENTER Buy Now! Shultz or Freeport Butter 27 Lard Compound Eagle Brand Milk Crackers Our Special Coffee Tea Siftings Del Monte 25c 19c 18c 20c 10c ^BURYS CANNED FOOD SALE! Here is a real opportunity to stock up on DEL MONTE Canned Foods. A few of our many specials below, for a complete list see big A-G anniversary handbill which will reach you today. best hour Potatoes usn"' B- 95c pk 25c Pancake Flour wuu“~ 5 JL 21c Bacon . 5U B" 69c No. 2’/2 Can Strained Vegetables for Babies Heinz toe Van Camp’s 3 25c Dupaco Toilet Tissue 5c Oxydol l—5'- 21c Camay Soap 3*» 13c 14c IOC cans 8 29c cans b — 55C 2 can* 35C No. 2 Cans 80c $1.00 Del Monte Del Monte Tuna Fish Salmon No. 1 Tall Can 35c 6 for I9c $1.00 Thursday Only Sardines 10c .6 f°r 58c 6 »* $1.78 can* 35« Read the A-G Amuoersary Handbill Prices Good At Food Center These Prices Good At FELDPAUSCH WAREHOUSE Feldpausch’s • "Ssros Yoursslt and Save Teiephane 2609 We Buy Eggs TKAND THEATK BURIAL IN RIVERSIDE F CEMETERY ON FRIDAY, la The remains of Mrs. Roma Wight- 'I man. aged 77. were brought to Has- I F lings on Friday from Daytona Beach.' a \ Fla., where she died last week Mon- 11 day morning following a hip frac- “ I tore. A i Short services were held at Ute, I Riverside cemetery chapel at eleven T । A. M. the R?v. fl. J. Adcock official- A Ing. PINEAPPLE No. I can Whole Kernel Corn 2 35c 2 Golden Bantam 75C SATURDAY ONLY Soap Chips ouicK 5 2$c 19c »>*< CORN Light idignt nouse House Cleanser 9- FRIDAY ONLY PEACHES Warehouse Or Market I DEATH OF WHITMAN <4 S. BENHAM FRIDAY. ■ I Whitman S. Henham. aged Bi, a well known Barry county resident.1 g .died at his home in Rutland town- ■ ’ship Friday night. He is survived by the widow, three daughters and two | I Funeral .-.ervices were held al the home on* Monday afternoon, with the Masonic lodge tn charge. Burial was in the Valley Home cemetery. THE CROSSROADS. Ralph Townsend of Lowell called 6fi Mr. and Mrs. George Townsend Friday evening. 1 Mrs. Jack Alien and daughter. Nancy, of Hastings spent Bunday with Clyde Btedge and family. Mn. Mildred-"Roush and daughter. Wilma Lou. of GUn lake railed on Mrs. Erne-t Will buns Sunday after­ noon, .M iss Wilma slaying for a few dan. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Merritt, who "have been visiUng the farmer's mother, Mn. George Townsend, re| turned to their home tn Albion Thursday. While here they attend­ ed the Freeport home coming. Mr and Mrs Elmer Hathaway of Good WU1 and Mr. and Mn. Ma•on Hathaway of Hastings called on Mr. and Mn. Clyde Stodge Sunday afternooti. Orval Tutllr and wife vtailed Mn. Frank Laubaugh near Good Will Bunday. Mr. and Mrs Rodney Cremer of Haiungx visited the George Town- : Mrs Maude Poet of HasUi^gs spent Monday with Mrs. Erma Williams. r Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 22-4-1-2557 SUNDAY .nd MONDAY, SEPT. 18 did 17 Wilh KPKNCEB TRACY. "PAT’ PAJRCRSON, JOHN BOLK8, Herbert Mundln, Sid Silvers, HRry Green. Thelma Tadd Comedy—"THE FREEZE OUT* LATEST FATHE NEWS Added—"HULA HONEYMOON” Bargain Matinee !:•$-];M Other Performance*—Aduita 23 Cents; Children 19c TUESDAY, SEPT. 18 — ONE DAY ONLY TWO FEATURES Affairs of a Gentleman Clive Brook Diana Wynyard WHERE SINNERS MEET LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS Children lie WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY ami FRIDAY S«pt. 19, 20 and 21 — Spacial Attraction MABCAJIET SUL1AVAN Little Mali, What Now? f Cmnedy-"HAPFY DAZE" LATEST PATI1E NEWS ADULTS U CENTS . CHILDREN 19 CENTS Saturday Only, S«pt. 22 - Barbara Stanwyck wftA JOU. M’CtEA KING of the ARENA LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS ith hh father. Adelta ISc; �THE HAlTDfOB BANNER, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER It, ItM MIDDLEVILLE. a neighbor. He *ul LOCALS DEFEATED. tack and suddenly Cascades Country Club of Grand O. ,• r. Rapid* defeated the local golfprs _(Granger left by way of Kalamazoo In a club exchange match last I William Eddy and Miss Veda'Tuesday A. M. for the Chicago fair. Thursday afternoon. 18 to 13. Low Scudder spent the week end with .They returned Saturday A. M. havscore for the day was carded by friend, n™?All™ to, • ver, entorttoe Ume both U Maurie Wells. Cascade pro. when ho I Mr end Urt. Olenn w6uto,J U»'»lr UM-Hto, <» frtotol. u™ and vicinity. He had held HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS important poult ions showing toured the course In 70 strokes EdiLaird and Betty, were guests of Mr. j Matt Bedford and wife. L. R. John(Continued from Page One) Van Popering, local pro, turned BATTLE CREEK SAT. league. Walldorff, a substitute tackle di# !and Mra. Alltm Hyde of Lacey Bunp«n and wife as their guesU drttfe last year, looks capable of holding I. n maMt rtf . J to the Chicagd fair, leaving by auto several confessions of prisoners, not day down the other end position. In the Five Veterans Return From Mr. and Mrs. E. Lucas spent UA are left to mourn the passing of an naming them, in which they ex­ backfield. Struble and either Scobey HASTINGS MEN WIN 'ery enJ°yable WP' plained their part in the crimes. bor day In Freeport. upright' man. Last Year*! Squad—New Borne of the methods used to have’ Mrs Ixurencc Lucas and Mrs. Edi I 044 yo'd 5V" try fly sJ”?y f°r your DOUBLES CRI assignment. Either Furrow or Kelly Coach Begins Work prisoners come across with the ' ward Thompson and children called J votiS^Se^Tdid HOLMES CHURCH. will get the call at hill-back. truth a-ere. to say the least. Ingen- *“ {,2? to Sr OdeS hav«- One of our younR Tnen dld Under their new coach. BobLock­ Mr. and Mra. Hubert Barnum and pie of days v Others on the varsity squad ex- Tennis Players Presented ।lous. Barnett staled that he had ° (■when returning from Freeport re re-­ .when returning daughters were Bunday visitors at Wm. Carter, ton. who cornea here from Elkhart?■ petted to get Intp the fracas are found the duties of his office much i Sl*’'day *n*rD0“"’ „ „ . ’ centiy. by procuring the wrong jug With Medals at Grand \ ] eentlv. bv nrocurina the wrong lux Dick Slocum's on the State Road. Indiana. wWere he made a name for Bristol and Bump, ends, Hopkins, arduous than he had thought. Mrs. B#rt Smith and Mr. frotn a friend's garage, when he ran Ledge Sunday \ more jHe had Mrs. Garnet Sparks, daughter. himself In coaching the Berman tackle. Angell, center or guard., £ taken a personal Interest in »nd Mrs. Paul Smith and baby were out of gaj. n dld not work well all cases. It 'has been a a very very heloful helpful guests of of Fred Wotrlng of Nashville -nd he had qulu a Ufnc gating the Elizabeth, and friend of Pontiac, Creek s;>ent a coup! Professional Team of Elkhart to Hinckley, quarter-back. Beaver, half­ /Dwight Fisher and BUI IKennedyX ------------- ----- b#en back and Larabee and McLeod, full ­ state championship#, the High gait Tenhim (Bunday, ■ ‘has given *»tw. iSunday,__ _ ' 'stuff out-------and his b‘- car in run­ called at Walter Durkee's Sunday. her daughter, Mrs. -------------annexed the central Michlgarf , (’experience in his ■life, backs. ■school football squad has been work­ Fred Mills of Battle Creek spent',ning condition. If you want further J. D. Detner of Kansas is spendGrand j • rare chance study human re*cf ' nls League Doubles crown at Gran^ Other members of the squad , Ing overtime every afternoon since 'ttons and human weaknesses He Bunday with his wife at the home particulars better ask Roundie Poul­ school started tn preparation for cltfde: Aldrich, Bachman, r— r.! Ledge Sunday, when they defeated! l|sald he appreciated the favors which of Mr. and Mra. Paul Townsend. son. He Is better acquainted with ford's. i' the Grandville team of Phil Becker- fi their opening game with Battle M. Oogswell. Cook. Crowley, The Kantner families were guests the details. people of Barry county have Mrs. Lois Wickham spent the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone. Hammond. Harr Creek Central's big, fast experienced- _____ r _ ________ ___________ _____ r?and Jakc Oppenhulzen tn the flanls, 'neytowed on him. and has nothing at Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kantner Sun­ Supt. and Mrs- Bell are nicely set­ week end nt Clear lake attending Miller. Osborne. Bronson. Lo» team, next Saturday. Handicapped! Tolles' day. but good will for them. La Verne, are visiting In ' B. Williams. L. wiillamsJ^Vll-. four games to three. tled in their new home on Grand the teachers' meeting. by the loss of all but five veterans Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend The ladles' Aid will Rapids street, known as the Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Afeltlne and from last year's team. Lockton U son, Wlnlnger and Gillespie. Ip the. The scheduled two-out-of-three SENSIBLE TRAINING. of Ohio returned home WednesdayMrs. Wilber Gibton this Wieringa tenant house, across tlic not only faced with the problem of two games played between the set final match was cut short u> a We notice that the Cadillac public after spending a few days with rel­ street from the Andrew's home. trolt were week-end visitors at the rebuilding a whole team but also schools in the last two years, pattie four-out-of-seven game scries when schools are to teach something more atives here. Major Purdue of Muskegon, who L. A. McIntyre home and Sunday Creek has won both by wide* mardarkness Intervened. _ teaching a new system of play that gins. When asked concerning lift Miss Betty Munjoy left Friday for R's this year. The , Following the match the Hastings (than the three ** a regular caller here each year callers were, Mr. and Mrs. Horace ( Is somewhat different from that used outcome of the game. Coach Lockton • team was presented with medals, L ? d Y.” Cassopolis where she will visit herlis ' for the Salvation Army, was in town Hall of BL Petersburg. Fla.. Mr. and here formerly. aunt. declined to make any statement ex- with the runner-ups each receiving a towarrt^ire11# Wednesday and called on some of Mrs. Ed. Burton and Ruth Handy Harry Although faced with these difficul­ cept that "proipeets are favorable.” Mt of tennis balls. Ralph Townsend and Paul th® ’“"l his many friends here. The ma­ of Hastings. ties. Lockton has the squad of nearly Beardsley left for Indiana Wednes­ jor Is always a welcome visitor here. Schedule of games: In their progress to the finals, the;L amazoo visited their Mr. and Mra. Joseph Crockford and Mrs. Ed. Fennels, fifty players organized and working day where they will attend North Sept. 15th—Battle Creek, there. Hasting* team defeated Riches and ^Sratten Our opened Monde, A. M., and guest. Mr. Detner. „„ were Sunday nlng. smoothly. Local fandom at the be­ Manchester College. Sept. 22nd—Ionia, there. 'Coates of Greenville in the firrt wtih several new teachers and a ■ vmtorx B t Welby Crockford's in ginning of the practice sessions asMr. and Mra. Leckrone and Er­ TOWN* LIMB. Sept. 29th—Grand Ledge, there, round. 8-3, 8-1. In the second round ' . a lot of new pupils enrolled. Woodland • surned a pessimistic attitude con­ Oct. 8lh—Open. 'they defeaied the Hastings team of . centra Hon. initiative and nest Leckrone of Flint were guests L. E. Hamilton has been over In j Mr and Mra_ Richard Durkee cerning the team's coming campaign of Mr. and Mra. Paul Townsend I Ralph Burroughs and Chet Hodges. the thumb dUtrtet ot our sute tor „„ rUltor, to Onutd removed Thursday al Lake but the showing of the squad in , Oct. 13th—Alumni, here. Besides all this Cadillac teachers Sunday and the latter remained to the past few weeks at work. He Rapids. Oct. 18th — Charlotte, there. Ia-1. 8-6. In the semi-finals they won ...u capias. hospital hospital. recent practice scrimmages has spend part of this week with them. reports r^rvu*t« that that they the»v have some fine 1 Mlas Myrtle Service of Mllwau-• Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bchnla of Oct. 27th—Grand Rapids Union from the other Hastings team of will note undesirable tendencies and changed this outlook considerably. serious physical defects In pupils (Lynn Perry and Jack Allen, 6-1, crops over there on tbclr low wel kee. Wta.. was a Saturday evening 1 cago relumed home Labor day; The line will be built around the Reserves, here. with the idea'of remedying what­ Odessa and Edward Thompson and Nov. 3rd—Lakeview. Battle Creek. 6-2. .. J„ I guest of Julia Durkee. I spending a few dan with Mr. four veterans. Captain fanes Thom­ ever is possible. family spent Sunday evening with la™', This community was shocked Sat------------------ -----------------------Mra Hermon Winkler 1 Burroughs and Hodges reached the as. Bannish. Pullen gnd Cogswell. here. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lucas urday evening to hear of the sud- ] CLOVERDALE. Mr. Mra John McLnxl Nov. 17th—Allegan, here. -second round after defeating the Of last year's regular backfield. Sny­ The many friends of Mrs. Cora den death of our oldest business | Victims of the mumps this week Mr. and Mra. Fra net# CcJenn PRAIRIEVILLE. Oct. 6 or Nov. Oth—Eaton Rapids. Greenville team of Dunnewlndc and der is the-only one to return and the Miss Gertrude Rockwell Is visit­ Shopbell are sorry to hear that she man. Abel M. Gardner, aged 69 are: Little Walter and Mary Ellen near Hastings visited at A job of running the team from the la on the sick list. ing her sister. Mr. and Mra. John and Allen downed the| : years. He was taken ill at Grand ' Jenney, Charles Monica and Mrs. I Reahm's Sundav p M | rerry in# su»cu uvwinxi ------- - —: ~~ '~““ quarter-back position will revert to SEMI-FINAL MATCHMr. and Mrs. Warren of Detroit Rapids on Thursday of the fair at'w. D. Brooks. -mj -----------EH ON THIS WEEK.’Greenville team of Svendsen and|^PP°n... ...----------Mrs Albert Reahm i him. Hansen in.the first round. 2-6. 10-8 Dor“»Hy<*e nnd Mra. Hazel called on Albert Munjoy Sundaythe home of Mrs. Gardner’s sister, Mrs Earl Christman and children ’ Mr and Mrs Hermon Winkler i Although a starting line-up I During the current week. Ian 8-6 and then advanced to the semi- iMcKlbbln were guests of the KelMr. and Mrs. Dale Townsend left where they had stayed over night of Grand Rapids spent a couple of Richard, were Sunday cal against Battle Creek has not been I Ironside reached the finals in the -- —after u^etlng the Grand *<«« Foundation over the week end for North Manchester. Ind.. Satur­ wiille planning to go to the fair days with her sister, Mra. Ralph at Gilbert McLeod's tn WondUn announced. several players have ' first flight in the Country Club golf Ffiiuk •'na,!' ,aIlcr K day where they will make theirt again. He was brought home the Jenney, and family. . „ Txdge team " • -----------' tatrtiown enough ability tn recent prac-(tournament after defeating BurI*,nm of of Doty Dolv and nI Marr Is. 4-6. at clear Uke A very interesting home and he will attend college. 8-6 6-2 program was given. The entertalnfollowing day and while remaining Mrs. Grant Dickerson Is enterThe small boy is disconcerted tlce sessions to get a starting po- dette Wadd In a semi-final match, ----------------ment waa much appreciated. in bed by his physician's orders was talning Mra. .Lizzie Laubaugh of on learning that President Rocee NORTHEAST CARLTON. sttlon.cali. On the line the probable 3-1. Opposing Ironside in the final TENNIS LEAGUE GAMES. I Mra. Nettle Hyde and PauVof Hasfeeling very good and visiting with Hastings thia week. .has put men to planting birch Ci ••Une-yb »1U be Cogswell at center, match will be Charlie Doyle, who Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bulmer and Two Central Michigan Tennis |Un«» ca,lcd Mra- D- N- Honey­ Ttyynos and Bannish at the guard reached the last bracket after ellmlchildren of Lansing spent Saturday League matches are scheduled to be wcl> Thursday. pcXs. Caukin 'and Fuller assuming nating A ben Johnson, 5-4, In the played here- next Sunday by the, Myrtle Smith attended the and Sunday with her parents. Mr. fje tackle Jobs and White and Wall- (other semi-final match last week. local tennis squad. The first match teachers meeting at Battle Creek —*- and Mrs. Cnfts. Brisbin. Mra. Oliver Lydy received word Is scheduled for ten o'clock Sunday Saturday. Monday she resumed her morning against Charlotte with the teaching In the Springfield school. Friday that her brother. Clint, of Mrs Lulu BhepaYd. who has been New York, had died of a heart at­ other, against Grand Ledge, getting under way at two o'clock In the aft­ caring for her daughter at Battle tack. He was buried Saturday. Creek, returned to her home here ernoon. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Lydy and Gary Friday. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. FREEPORT WON. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Palmatier and Ben Falconer of Welcome Comers. sons of Kalamazoo called on Mr. and The Indian Landing ball team lost Sunday. their game Sunday to Freeport 4-1. Mra. George Woods and family Sun­ Maxine Daniels is entertaining A good crowd was present and all day. the mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Osborne Mra, Emma Olmstead and Jessie After the second Inning Freeport and sons of Nashville spent Bunday Olmstead visited Della Cotton of with relatives here. was held scoreless. Miss Hazel Calthrop of Gull Jake Next Sunday Indian Landing will Mr. and Mrs,. Elwyn Hayward of play Lacey first team at Indian spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. Delton spent Bunday with her par­ Landing. Lacey has a good team and and Mra. Verne Calthrop. Master ents. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lydy. Lamar Erb of Delton spent the .week there Is sure to be a good game. Geo. Vincent of Lansing called on Battery for Indian Landing—Kel­ end with them. his brother, John, Thursday eveMra. Katie Norris spent, the week hlng. lar. catcher. Bell, pitcher. Freeport Satins! Sheers! Crepes! Smart —Bryant, catcher. Lefty Richardson, end with Mr. and Mra. M. J. Nor­ Mra. Mae Haskell is visiting rela­ pitcher. ________ tives In Flushing. Mich. Nn Mr. and Mra. Lyle Williams of Mr. and Mrs. John Bowers of Lake ROUTH VERMONTVILLE. Grand Rapids were Bunday guesto Odessa visited Mr. and Mrs. Sey­ High in Fashion! Extra Values! Mr. and Mrs. Emery Livingway of Mr. and Mra. Jake Johnson and mour Olmstead Saturday night and and three children. Kenneth Idcma Dorn Sunday. and Wilton Sherk of Detroit were Mrs. Bernard Shultz of Shulte Is ' Rra. Ella Tyrell is quite poorly'at^ callers at Asa Strait's Sunday P. M. spending the week with her par­ this writing. rith brl Mr. and Mrs. Wil ford Price of Lan­ ents. Mr. and Mra. Ed. Sllcock. Mr. and Mra. J. D. Dowler called sing were also guests. Mrs. Ethel Stebbens accompanied on Geo. Olmstead Thursday evening. Penney’s shows you how to dress w#H Mr. and Mrs. Harold King enter­ Mr. and Mra. Winslow Martin to She Is the daughter of Mrs. Emma on little money! Every on* of the*# tained Sunday. Sept. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Kalamazoo where they spent Sun­ Olmstead and was recently mar­ George Hall and family and Mr. nnd day afternoon and evening with Mr. ried to Mr. Dowler. They were on with smart jackets I New sheers! Mrs. Asa Strait nnd Edwin Williams end Mra. Danford Higgins. Lovely dark crepes I Sixes 14 to Ml their way to the Toronto Ulr In In honor of Mr. and Mra. Strait's Mr. and Mra. Ernest Farr and Mra. Canada and to visit his parents wedding anniversary. Hazel Billings will attend the M. E there. Mr. and Mrs. Myrlen Strait and Conference at Petoskey this week. Mra. Emma Olmstead of Hastings lather attended the ball game in Smart New Styles! Tailored Mrs. Wilbur Polley Is visiting visited al Seymour and Geo. Olm­ Detroit Sunday. x friends tn Battle Crtsk. stead's a few days recently. She Mra. J. A. Reuth of Chicago is Mr. and Mra. W. R. Norris and moved to Flint Saturday where she visiting in Lansing and *H1 be in Orville Ludlow attended the Hall- will live with her daughter and hus­ Vermontville next week. black, br Ludlow reunion at Ionia Labor Day. band. Mr. and Mra. J. D. Dowler. 'Fashion Firsts1' that you'll went! Roy French of Green Bay. Wls.. Triple Link club will meet with* tame Monday to look after his Mra. Honeywell Friday. A White colors, 6 to EAST GUN LAKE. farms and other business here. Clayton Hauser and friend of Elephant event will take place. He Earl French's daughter Donna Is has a wonderful u, appetite lur 1IU1 o for , gifts of, Grand Rapids. Mra. Mildred Roush expected ixxne from Ann Arbor the 5 and 10c kind so be ready be and Wilma Iz>u visited relatives In They’re so rood-looking, with Where she has been since June 8. feed him — n All day ----------------------wel]. meeting co­ Hastings Sunday P. M Wilma Lou smoother shoulders, sleeves full below She fell of! a horse and broke her operative dinner and n good pro­ remained for several days. the elbow, fitted waist-lines, trim arm and It is a very bad break. Ray Crawford. Will Crawford and gram. Mrs. Asa Strait entertained Mon­ Carl Sheerin were In Kalamazoo Miss Nina Smith, Miss Marion day evening to a seven o'clock din­ Johnson. Richard Johnson and Wes­ Saturday on business. THli REXALL STORE ner in honor of her son, Myrlen's ley Cullers are tn Chicago attending Miss Mary Jane Cullen •W* Chi­ birthday. There were fifteen in at­ the World's fair. cago spent several days with the tendance. Mrs. Bernard Smith of Kalamazoo Derdeyns. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ward were in New Style, Lightly Furred! Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crawford and Grand Rapids Monday. daughter spent Sunday P. M. with and Mra. W- P. Smith and family. I. O. O. F. lodge will meet Tues­ relatives 11 Otsego. FAIR LAKE. Mr. and Mra. John Clem of Kala ­ The Kinsley Aid Society will meet day evening. Sept. 18. at their hall. mazoo called at the John Crawford ont I, . -F^bio, FlnTl the third Wednesday for supper Why not make it a home coming? home Bunday P. M. with Mrs Mabie Darwin. Mrs. Ma­ You would enjoy meeting the broth­ Lyle Keeney, Mra. Florence Bates, rie Whldby and Mrs. Millie Knowles ers and how it would encourage the Bobby and Jerry and Jane Bates are in the group entertaining with faithful few. Do not forget the Re­ of Grand Rapids spent Sunday at bekahs will meet in the afternoon on the Null home. , I Allie Roach and family are mov­ the same date. Please attend. Mrs. Mildred Roush spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Marshall enter­ fine boucle*, new rough surfaced fab- ' Las* ing to Battle Creek. tained relatives -from Battle Creek evening In Grand Rapids. rica! Usually found in only more exMr. and Mrs. Edd Diehl and Augusta. Cressey, plalnwell. Hickory Comers and Hastings Bunday. Cov­ daughter of Allegan spent Sunday ers were laid for twentv-four guests. at the Will Crawford home. Sporting Items mty par­ 1ILER HOUSE lor and recently cheating Further fact that lhe boiler :h it had mittee of had the I by exded that, oiler la a pcnse ot a Install , Accordt for the his week. to heat iuse. The estlgated that. 1BIN. city are Cabin on Just over township. id with the boys tie build- seks with . Theron | dorff holding down the end berths. Caukin, although failing to see reg­ Caukin. ular service last vear. slaved In sev------- ~ bol­ ster up the line considerably at the vacated,' tackle position. White, a now-oomer here, has shown unusual OFFICERS SAVE MON- :js eyfmtixhyehsi----- -1 Tbmorro 7542 otn sjicnt Anti-Acid Powder tins went attend a •i slaying d hearty ly a man Isplaylng . you've throwing somas, Have you tried it? It quickly relieves the discomfort of excessive gastric acidity, sour stomach and dyspepsia flatulence. We want you to'try this at our expense. Return the Coupon be­ low to our store and get DRESSES A Sample Bottle of Bisma-Rex FREE'! - COUPON - I Good for One Sample Bottle of Bis- I ma-Rex when presented at our store. GIRLS' COATS CARVETH & STEBBINS Carveth & Stebbins aux cun Rexall Druggists, Hastings, Mich. Goods Delivered Telephone 2131 •24-75 - - - - - - ANOTHER ACCIDENT'- - - - - - - - - - - - 1■ THAT DIDH’T HAPPEN Skids cause 5H times as many accidents as blowouts (insurance records show')! How’s the GRIP bn your tires! How does it compare pinf the new 450-20 $620 Goodyear 4.7 H» $fiio Weather! BRQSS TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE ROAD SERVICE - Tel.phon. MU North Michlau Ama. Hortu>(>, Mkhif.n BEAR HOLE LAKE NEWS. We closed our conference year last Harold Allen SmttA spent the Sunday with 80 in Sunday school and this gives us an average of about week #nd with Mr. and Mra. Morris Calkins. Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Tuttle called At the board meeting of the Methodist church last Tuesday night on Mr. and Mrs. Cody Laubaugh Sunday. the following officers were elected: Raymond Oglesbee of Gun Marsh Church Trees.. E. Farr: Seqj-.. Miss Lucille Adrianson; janitor, Mrs called on Arthur Tyler Bunday. Mr. and Mra. Zellon Kaiser and Ruth Krick; Pianist, Mrs. D. W. Shephard; Chorister. Mrs. Ruth Mr. and Mra. Star Grimmett called Krick; Sunday School Bupt.. Mrs. on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Downing of Sunfield Tuesday. Hasel Billings; Asst. 8upL. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Craven were Lewis Johnson; Secy.. Lewis John­ son; Treaa, Chester Johncock: Saturday evening callers of Mr. and Chorister, 'Mra. Ldwls Johnson; Mrs. Maurice McMurray of Hastings. Frank Clagett of Battle Creek teachers, Mfs. Manley Billings, Mra. Pearl Brown, Mrs. Ploasle Burchett. called on William Clagett and fam­ Mra. Ruth Krick. Carl Krick. Ora ily Saturday. Sunday callers of .Kenneth Hur­ Johnsen, Lucille Adrianson and Mrs. Chester Johncock. Missionary less and family wgre. Mr. and Mrs. 8upL. Mrs. Geo. Cowels; Cradle Harvey Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ thur Benner. Bob Bechtel. Mr. and roll Bupt., Mrs. Earl Johncock; Bupt. of Home Dept., Mrs. W. P. Mra. Oscar Hurless and Mr. and Smith; Pianist, Mrs. Arther Imth- Mrs. Jack Laubaugh all of Hastings. rop; Ass't. Pianist, Mra. Chester .Mr. and Mra. Star Grimmett and Millard Beltz called on Mr. and Mrs. Johncock. Clarence Downing of Sunfield Bun­ day. SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. William Clagett and family visited Mr. and Mra. Grover Marshall Charlie Clagett and family Satur­ called on Theo Pierce at Bedford day afternoon. Sunday. Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrt. The Wlloox Cemetery Circle meets with Mr. and Mr*. George Pierce Zellon Kaiser were Mra. Marion Bot luck " dinner. Clem of Carlton Center, and Frank next Wednesday. Eot Mrs. Lulu Gray gnd Robert wen' Haight and family of Coats drove. at Kalama**) Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Meyers and Mn. Grace Welcher visited at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benner called .___ <« •_____ ■ . .. . __ Mr. and*Mrs. __ ■ on Russell Craven .nd and Lowell Jarrard's Thursday. Thursday was Mra. Ethel Jarrard s family Bunday. prank Beckwith of Hastings birthday and all her children came called ou Kenneth Hurless Monday.. for a surprise party. New Velvets, Satins, Felts! MILLINERY SlyM by NtW—Only 98® Here's' yout chance berets, coolie sailors, brims that tura up or turn down—la black, brown, navy,-Scotti# gmn, tree taupe, wine! M'uses’ and Vomeds Cloth Sport Jackets Wmi Ln,M TW™ rnxul Hand B �rm hastpIob banned widotsday, imron ii, mm Rannrtrl & wrvth ior belto nrvtptper XJmutcl niMtoxU w*' called on Will and isaarwa x a*w u* .iww 2kbte*a.a'*.eea lo their printing establishment; Views and Opinions; What Others Say This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday The Greatest Traveller. From Our Scrap Book AN ANTARCTIC TWILIGHT. .. ,i Datactivas romantic. wiew Mdicfm knew bet- lower and the periods at daylight oftcn <»«P«re“>ly judges of la associated with reproductive P” ’ ths auaota thee entavtahi -nw cna assafta a writer in ths Detroit noticeably shorter. But thi* was ' TEN YEARS AGO TODAYj ’ ’withal th* most gorgeously ootartul Dr. and Mn- Louis Wardell of :' to nearly *v*ryoo* who h*s watched Augusta, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Parr and 1— — „—, ----------------r——i—. —____ . .. — ■»»«> — son Kingsley of Prairieville, and of the summer when the sun wMiyj—birds neaUng. MR. Ev» Underhill end Mr. hhd.hldh. Itow.ll «u UUmraerlin Mb.JW* » “ TMAtotoTuUM lh*l .to. to to ------------2--------- ble and two young ladles of Has- new Wet era is leading the youngBut God Himself can't kill them Mrs. Jos. Wardell of Potterville were 'colors that one could never exactly “ um * Jne l * 10 u PP rr middle class150 *» “ ><imng tuai goes ou in ■absctirti.*. br M.1L FwiroU: tings. They accepted the writer and sters of this day. it would be well for When they're said." Sunday guc*ts of Mr and Mrs K F identify v blue purple opalescent, i**- But the other did. the adventur- ths seeds and the egg Is carried ".Pa’to’SjSS.,0"---------------------------------- .. e<Wtoto.J .nd to. £5 totototoMto.toJ.M ^unaM guest* o< Mr. ana Mrs. m. f. wnury (jus John Galsworthy; the one who out in th. reproduction of all forms Light Is the greatest traveller' Bollum, Mrs £ C.------H.— Shannon left Sunday latter days at March I wm stopped 1 wbo Ufe. Including that of human beQI Bsuty OOUNrr BIX momtum so. cr spent a happier ten days than In frateraal organisation of Detroit. known. Its outreach far outalrips Hr?. her1" *»™ home in <Kansas City after in my track* by lhe glory of the I lnxK ETef, ,arm*r lt,at ,f that of sound or heat and IU speed I f°irr. f* c U1 visiting her sister. sUt.*r, ... Mrs. Glen Col-(setting sun. Most often were to be . Bc“- ana °jade him he pjantw a row of yellow corn bemake* that of a rifle bullet like that;filing -------------Uns.. Mr, and Mrs Collins aevomaccom-'*ecn rich red* and royal purples **'*• a row of white eom. that the of a tortoise In comparison iitns_.Mr, ODTatnit kaut coukty. unk Ur. Shannon Rh.nmu, a* nn far tn, as a* widely fringing the quctd *^atu* JomMce in the produced in the now crop will YgAM DI ADVAMCM-------- ----I To the human eye light is instan- 'nanled panled Mra I remix dedd.4 it nreted » taplul. back „ taneous'and defies unaided vision In Nlles. ' • —----------------— — ----- ——----- , any efiort at measuring it* moveHastings Mr. had and recently Mrs built Ellsworth Pennock Heckle ready of to ered jump in the andhorlron. fill theIf therc . about horteon Itvathere were were w lhrou<h dtnner lhry kerne!* In the same ear nf eorn. The ADVU'naao hats*. ihospltal. Kellar Stem, who had been cancy. Hie situation is more appail- ment. Yst both the speed and the । Pioneer. Ohio, came Friday to visit j no clouds, then the sun became a now of lhe Scandinavian, now of the pollen from the white corn fcrtlllslactive in that project gave a com- 11,8 "c usually distance that light xSSt, travel* hasbe?., by and Mrs. Frank Edmonds and i fiamlng scarlet ball, sometimes surmin's masterful ' J Sr — ------------- ---------------------,,sta.“iUrtsr,"S‘».”'i»“''* "»m st«™i“’u»«|>';£S^£^“e.X5"»VS . Mrs. Biggs returned with them Sun- 'and fantastic halos and mock sun*. *n<1 earrtae with It the whit* character­ measured. . day for a visit. I During the dark *tr?tehe* of this ,nd U1* ot wblta ,hat 0010,1 i Ooiuma, tc • »»rd foe mk* !■ -,of his time and information which amateur New Deal drinkers. It apaud If on a clear night during SeptemMn. Katherine Soderberg of colorful twilight that was endingleft 1'11 them thMn talking, lal“a«r trering tearing myself myself be*^e. i^ta yellow i,™. „„,i wMla x. h. iM it... as. Km* proved Immensely valuable. Later pears that the boats arc not supplied r, we organ to ge* X? NmvlSlL. tM. fate™ prtod* ber you look up al the sky about MadL«on, Wisconsin, and her mother, our all day summer, we began to get ... ...v- ...__.__ —■------------------------------■ “southern >tohta." h« lJ*y a<" pie worka wonder* for th* race. It n —— __ a.. XXr. I tottlto ----------------XCstoVlntol ----------------------CMInttoi. - ------------------nf.—r——If. — IU,txts •* '* nU lx,dies from Hastings made a special oiichacl in Detroit Courier. .... over .head. you will ... sec a loaa. spent the week end _«**. m>.u •«.. *—• of full darkness ■directly with re la- l(with thc —— coming y groat father and a great mother I star of a bluish white color shining “ves and friend* In this vicinity, we had more spectacular displays. }T?"? J1™1 IV r , each cootribate to their offspring >r iM^jrip to St. Johns to acquaint our ------------w,th ccrtaU1 activities can-NO REGARD FOR FUTURE. mainUlr.lr^ of » What the President or members of It U Vega-a star of the first magnl- membered as Kalherme Ryerson, of one on a night early in April; a ‘ "<>r<i.‘nectrd with the maintaining ofa_T“ ‘_ " ' ’ eractous friendlv Congress am be thinking of. when tude. But you an- not seeing the They Sunday to visit relatives I shaft of greenish white light *tream___________ OBOLTTODB. rill gracious, rrtenaij U)4pcnd fiuch Vft3t sums of slar |Uelf You are seeing beams of in ________________ Ionia and Gratiot counties. |‘--------- -- -----•— ----— •1 Mrs. John John;Van Sprea. Mrs. DuPrce that soon arched th* heavens -• tn a J * money is past understanding. Such light which left Vega thirty-five: Mrs. Van Sprea. Mrs. LXuiw M,«* *»..■ ------- --“ ----------——--—-- —----; , ——r.7 *! ~ ''tz*. ,h ~~ It not be among the jumbled pin works with tarribl* cartalnty k'ards Hastings as a good neighbor? utter and absolute disregard for the years ago. This giant sun Ls said by *nd Mrs. Rising of Grand Rapids dancing band of lifht. Suddenly it Let i**P the opposite direction, too.If If future and for the pay day is un- expert astronomers to be eight mU- »‘,re callers al Mrs John Carrolls was faintly aflame with all the hues | I heap ___________________ In in tha opposite direction, tea a a When I inquired about Hastings of the spectrum. it It «.-«< was » a rainhnw rainbow .Of parallelled and when we recall Presl- boii times as far away as our sun .teat week. r murky building*: climb with me criminal father contributes of hl* ^*k I learned that thc man most re­ ‘he «tee^— __ criminal tendencies and a half-wit dent Roosevelt's campaign speeches , and to be giving out 40 times as Miss Ruth Solomon of Grand which seemed to be infused with the sponsible 'for Hastings’ flourishing 'Ln which he slammed Hoover for much light. Taking the pale blue Rapids, who recently underwent an spirit of jazz. Nal^? observatory—whence the mother contributes ber Instability ot Though doU. .......... . ----- industries I* Emil Tydcn and I also1 borrowing money, to what shall one light reaching you from Vega a* a operation ct Butterworth hospital. ■Dxnmh lhe the sun did not disappear |I ocn —Intelligence and. character, the worldattribute such absolute reversal of unit to start with it is interesting to recuperating at -the home of her below lhe horizon until the nineIts IU river ’ s crystal who ■ Schuyler Marshall of the* learned of many kind and helpful jatlltude? Taking the sixteen million know that It Is one two thousandth parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Soto- teenth of April, we began our "rinter1 -our-- of destructive *cClinton County Rcpublicanthings he has done and la doing. I getting federal relief, the three mil- part of the total starlight reaching mon. schedule on Monday the twelfth. May *eem a span; let me thy vigils rm «Jongcourse or dwtrucuro*<> About that time Herold C. Hunt ! ----- ---------------- _ _ llon farmers getting AAA benefit.*..us on a bright starlight night. And Mrs. Sidney 81 dpman returned to Breakfast from eight-thirty to nine-1 keep . u,r|Uca a"1' °P w°« ««• ten the following editorial came to St. Johns from Hastings, the million getting emergency relief this total starlight is one thirtieth,her home in San Francisco. Califor- thirty and dinner or supper al four।Kongst boughs pavilioned, where upon society beyond all reckoning. Trained in the Hastings schools unthe million and a third getting of the light reaching us on a bright .m*. ’Wcdnewlay. Her parent*. Mr in the afternoon. For those who, the (Mer's swift leap And worn MUI, h« may and prob,the Banner. der Runerintendent David VanBus-drought relief, the million In the [moonlight night. But moonlight is and Mrs. H. G. Hayes motored her to wanted a midday "snack" there was Startle* the wild bee from lhe fox- abljr win ug, him*elf a mala TOWNS HAVE PERSONALITIES, nv »,* nHrvinai onr. army and navy, the six hundred and । merely refected sunlight and the Chicago. an Antarctic buffet luncheon ready I kJ®** , . .. the counterpart of himself In victonsVrLtLXL . eertate ZX h principal and fln/thouaand,erapIw of the gov-,sun al noon sends us one million ------------iat one o'clock (But though III gladly trace thew npM and 0„ t0 Kpnera. Hastings Uter of---------------------the 5t Johns cmuiviik eminent Uli all until taken vub out of 111", the pivpro- uiiitoi limes luw th* light v>i of the best moonlight TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. I And so the tong night began. On‘t) thee. widening dr....nas ,a ,certain . personality , —... superintendent ----- ---------- — n««- utto* whieh • dUtinmilxhrs it from anv ___ , — ..................... v-_,. ----------a__ -t... : ---------------„,u-. .*.«» -.-.to-. ■ „ -------------continent as large as the United , Yet*the sweet converse at an Inno" o, “ ,, -■, widen distinguishes it from any p^uc schools. Last January Ka!*- ductton class or tax-paying class.: we ever get What then is the earth's, Bruce Eggleston and son Conrad a c------------- — ----- — ------ other town or city to Michigan. This fht»c him to head it* im- who- *n lhc name of common sense, {share of total sunlight? iOf Colleyville, Kansan also another Btatea and Mexico combined we browed criminal* ---------U true o! Clbuloi'to. —tra-Uu WUl; <bx-» Ite soxxxmmMt xhlnk B Kolxxg1 ■ - . _. . . . ------- ... tj.u. i<™» !»«■• Mto- ■■■"“•. h3x. IK, *“ Ml} ™ # at poxtanl SC,'OO‘ syile™ lnc 111 ln to pay all these billions? It would be We on earth are Infinitesimal at- from Iowa. Mrs. Harriet Hart, also Alma. Lapeer, st. UnteM gyslem Michigan. Again lntcro*ting to know-Frank D oms clinging to a whirling ball which the litter'* daughter. Mr.4. Zclla ‘ringe of a great floating shelf of ice ' must be Johns or any other Hastings has contributed to St. Bryce in Grand Ledge Independent, bring* us around to sunlight for Hlckock of White Pigeon. Michigan. more Ula?, • quarter of a mfillon Almost the blghtst bliss of human­ The Virginia charter of 1000 in­ town or city you Johns , ------------seventeen or eighteen hours out of‘were guests of Mr and Mr*. John.“,u.4re *“ kind cluded an area extending west to toTX.ls.tour to mUtoumner wxdllMtewon l«« »«k rtolton hundred ire of nur tomay be acquainted lt ROCS Klm BigIcr> Ab Car. TRICKERY NEVER PAYS. When to thy haunt* two ktndred the -South sea" ar Pacific ocean. nine or ten hours In winter. This! Joseph Little of Chicago wiio has'P^lh 114 th® ” l W1U1«th- BUl Stebbins. John Ketcham (plrlts flee. whirling ball Is so small a* to be‘becn the guest of Mrs. John Harper CT" •m « D n=.^>r tn . . ■■■ „ 1 and the effect The «n«s.-r to Barry erenty lh„ about Michigan s„ull, to „ leral „ invisible from any star except our: fdr . several days returned to hto ?,rvd and More «*«mntero complete wwratUnr geographic laolation isolation these varying per- men Of whom one thinks when he a Fitzgerald stalking- horse to split own star which is the sun. Yet we iiomf in Chicago Monday. Cement la made by grinding fine Mrs. Sarah Fisher and Mrs. Luke than ours could scarcely be imag­ SCIENTIST FINDS SEED sonahtles is the peo- thinks of Hastings. An outstanding the Groesbeck vote in Wayne. If are 93 millions of miles from our dny and pg’re limestone or chalk, ined; but it was a group isolation. pfe Who live in those man L. Ilon w w pot,,., who Fitzgerald's alleged friend* pulled star tthe sun» and it* light reache* Smith of Eaton Rapids went tn OF “ANCESTOR PLANT” then burning the mixture. tawrw Town* .re v L > , thia trick, it ii * dirty one. a* dirty us in a little over eight minutes. But ■ Pentwater Monday where they will Individual isolation wav about the most unattainable thing in Little towns. Town* are KracM thc 8Upreme court bench of Fitzgerald as against Groes- we have to think of the total sun- spend the week visiting relatives. | forty-two Of us More evidence tliat some 325.000,­ । hcnuyier pcoplc. Too often WC Michigan. ibeck. , ugin light us os UCIUS being raumveu radiated u« in »•* all U*-| di-1 KU. Mr uuu and oars. Mrs. o. 8. a». D. tsruca Brock •P spent ra*|,*JLk ‘ America. —T There . were ,n ~ nuartcra have personalities Iifta.u,.., Hastings [ -Be that as it may. Fitzgerald reettons a fiery ,— Sunday at Lansing Mon- |‘,V~S ihaJ'hLi .nv 000 years ago there existed a "miss­ Marshall of them as । Towns ■ re—:— -think ...— — ------ — iuwiu nurec ------ ...around .................... j orb 329.000 . ------- . ... ...... ......reluming ....... . .....„ ....... — ..in ,lth Smith b tunc* as creat as theaSearth's maas mass day accompanied by Mr. uch moreI1‘2i“JL , ™ htreeta, buildings, factories, churches has own distinct nenonalitv It u-u totekers *in .............. be wry an Ui*t Is times as great the earths day accompanied by and Mr. Mrs. and ™ Mrs. Ing link" in the plant world, a com,. UICU of US ever lived before for any such -------------------- •- -—----------------■ nd whnnlx tmnnrtint na thi‘*r . ,. ... . .. in tlie TUCC He IS putting 111 SOtlir ' -----------------—-------------------------------------- fWarrcn WUCOX. Uovd O Rice Rhe and Miss mi*. Pearl Prrr! peri«*i of time Only Commander mon ancestor type of plant from and.yhooU Important as these u the compose personality of iu teUjng blows against the secretary of' h ' " ' ' Uoyd I Grace of Battle Creek were the B>fd hlld “ Prlvat<! room—the rest which both the modern seed bearing !««“u «l 67„” cS5 wn w lhe u'“'« “»- £“<• »m >>» "««™ «oi>Td. ta, significant as compared to the peo- larly its newspaper. a* tiandy weapons for the demo­ and Monday ■ • - — 7 muntty were more or less common {been reported by Dr. C. A. Arnold. I crats to live tn th** genera! campaign pie who use them and the people ’ ----------------------------- --------John Ligman editor of the Olivet Property. For any ot us to hav* at-(curator of fossil plant* in lhe. Uni­ . in case Fitzgerald is the party nomiwho manage them. Op'lc was in lU'tlM* on buxines* । temed lhe privacy of the proverbial versity of-----Michigan '' , .»_! Museum of' Now that .u. the — primary election — is nw._ HE THAT ha t h i Paleontology, upon identification of t There is one important exception mTr people can wc ll lurn Q ielr a t. to... Rcrirl to trickery never pays— a fraternal call that wc 1,01 not evcn drcam of — several seeds found last summer Ln buffeted with stern to lhe foregoing. The newspaper u.ntlon to the six proposed amcnd- » which certain of the FitzM?., nani? Radford of MUwBUimd^ Pennsylvania. — ui<-.—■ <in -----------------------.... w_. gerald backer* find it difficult to published any town or city ho* -a menu to the sUU? ^mutton, Wisconsin, spent from Saturday till J?* Gould. (New York, Harcourt, Seeds as old a* those found by Dr master—Vern Brown, Ingham tremendous influence upon what Best knows to shape Arnold have been discovered only Michigan is going to be sorry If county News. Monday with her mother. Mrs. Jane ' Brace.» ________ twice before./>nce in the Catskill outsiders think of a town. There is -jt continue.* to load up its constiluhis course to favor­ lRtd,“rd„ t , NANSEN AND GALSnothing strange in this fact. The wil}j amendments which do not ing breezes. RIGHT THINKING. | Mrs. George G. Nichol* of St., WORTHY MEET. Mountains and once In Ireland. During a week-end .Crip. Dr. Arnold L^uLs is the guest of her brother.; ,. unewspaper is the one and only therc Take the re<llIctloll ln Right thinking is thc l».*L of right — Sir Walter Nansen, too. foremost in the ranks ■ made hl* find in northern Pennsyi] George Newton and family. agency of a town which, week after lhe Bas tax an example. 7 hat Is actions. Before anything of iniporScott. of thc adventurous-minded, kept the vanla rocks dating from thc Devon-, woek, year after year, is a not a proper constitutional proposal. Sn[hl&8lt<throSh<,iuSnm£e the Tinn-rv vviua .rira tooiv schoolboy In him all his life. Tha Ian period, al least 325.000,000 years TTIIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Jlm Ume h(? d|mbed my >ulr> WM a and about 30.000.000 years bccaller (really an invited guest) in M tllc gasoline tax should be re- picture and plan of operation, and 1 M5 » .^,rs J-J-Emery tost yrlir or so aItcr he had ceased to be fore the Carboniferous period, when the homes of thousands of people duced it should be done by law. If •’<’ express them that others may see to. V~l, r5!’ Norwegian Minister in London.. the great coal bed* were deposited. at''irorn there go to ClticaiJ AMJullh had just left me. Nansen. [ a* m the case of the Catskill and »l» Bo to rake up . commuuKy. lllc „„ omOxlenee In ’“’J xtavinv Fwn iwiHAAiftwi witK thn . ... ... Tlic element* in the construction i---------------------------------- “”d 11wnc® J® c“ba ,whe" w'11; looking like a Viking, cleaved hto Irish seeds, plant* having fern-like ll,e integrity and wisdom of their mU5t be set forth clearly and incenCareful mathematical calculations ,, iyK~wr winter. wuy ln The rojtn was small, and.foliage were found in intimate asnewspaper business for over thirty |awmafccrSi » timc tixut they lives of action indicated 'tv..^ Z7.7.T t,u'P ftho*' tllat ,11C carth receives . „ f,6 L , .B‘’.2 aI!? !*ni .oI *1" i chairs toppled over unregarded in his sociation with lhe seeds. Presumyears and being something of a stu- should gct busy alld dvct II)Cn wboin ~ ................................ * arHm‘?if^ni J^'t one two billionth part ot the to- l'Bau “7?"* I:i. U'e c,fy >*"torday wake Wc b,.^ t<> talk about the ably lhe seed.* belonged to this plant hW>,^\'*llU ’to111 ’lven oul by lhe sun Not «U‘ »tr »olher-Mrs-J theater; Shaw and Ibaen. But with-|Thla strengthen* the supposition dent of community newspapers, this tb(.y rnl, trust. ' IthX e">’ lo bclttvc 0,11 dunnK tfte Xtoyi. Jt’""1'??,w *“ In a minute or two. by some unre-ithat al some ancient time In the writer is particularly aware of this “ 1>ot wu'c yrl hcal doe9 1,01 “to todl during the summer membered swift transition. Nansen [ earth’s history there was one com­ Important fact. wcd bght for there arc wltB Henderson. Kentucky. U ex- A-a3 ringing Norwegian folksongs mon type of land plant from which ' "What do you think of the so- i nstruc \e thjfiking arc so few in lravei SLSLTT. Ira ?h n Sr’iTM ll iv““' lU" •plexitylrom »&*>, lire I*'1"1 tc,ia, me on the sofa. Then, he be- the seedless fems and tha present- I called Home Rule amendment?" a So ftHastings MV MAMUNS and Barry ftftVI I J county C*SV*»*r |J| 1^1 to, progress Is IVAJ less UltMl than lb it SIWUIU should VI be I,(earth receivcs.no heat at all. I Mr- “fV1 Archie McCoy re-1 an to tP|| me falry taleSi a(l<|. pres- day type of seed-bearing planta have a personality. It l* different Prominent Barry county man asked Thc impenetrability of mass Utnor- [earth receives.no heat at all. aruT ently. tales of his adventure* In the branched off, says Dr. Aronld. I' u> onc one day a.y thb thb aummer .ununer. I «n« I. 5, Jud. ttax kadtag ta.au,, Is a extremeuxmne-)' "“'me! ■l^2L<’d Mo?d“y than that of charlotte. Alma and ui !anc !;A*' .'.dl U»t ChUf° a?d, , I Arctic. They were *o arllex* and bo ( The newly discovered seeds, six In FTuxUy. we ore ulr.ld rf IX on > . Oo not num people !lllc M mulioo mile »p«n from our .wf<* a„Uch restcd 0,111 vivid as to have *U the glamour of number, are about one-quarter of au all other Mtciilgan towns. IU loco It «»nd. .In,pie M tarn- “» “» >«•« P'“' ’ .lor <ihe »»> jith ........................ b'S t r . -a t,ulry ,aks; slortcs of v>rne other inch Long and were enclosed in a flthe eight years A* wc view it, that |>ersonakiy , ..... . .. Nearly everyone will assent to tire -it take* . .for ..light to reach us from tor . world whbre ma*lc rulca- and where brous husk. Although pressed flat j means certain men, certain women tav-thB HMM to eoclx county Uxf Uu, |, ol an „lom but pnvaMy top, the «a11 Jtii !on,y grcat attoenlurou* spirits can aod reduced to a "coaly" material.1 next nearest prominently visible Ind -"T iHL “ ra5? *?dt ever penetrate The calm and be- with the interior structure unrecog-1 and the Hastings Banner. With your privilege to make ceriain changes In that he may be able to beat the rule, 6 u s™ £. ^Tu-r.^-a, XSX'SaX* H??Jd government in the interest of econ- “ “ London' Onl - to1' nign air. a* of the library, which had nlzable In detail, their size and । permission we will write something omy For years certain Interest* in “’we .x. xm.yyd Uy^ .U.uUU,s 1 JLa if .. . . a .. .. . nllcd ‘he room .while Asquith was shape are clearly revealed. Near the of these Impressions. ■uTX.f’X »H":"'■ s“."» ««ma thc southeast part of this state have More than twenty years ago Cole­ >p« «l «ur» wx Wc Mvc «,h ,Maa[ o, Ve„ Iu been greatly concerned over thc cost non for uniformity. Advertising h can Ionlght l( the with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Ford at Polar blast, icy. Invigorating. The nah scales, an inch in diameter, and man C. Vaughan, former secretary of carpet of my room was a magic car- several primitive forerunners of the of county government in northern maJXtes sk“*ar* c,car °' cloUtL'' has bC'" 9,1 Hickory Corners. pet. and I w as borne away to those I modern crustaceans and bivalves, alate and publisher ot thc Clinton Mr mu! Mrs Frank Brooks left new and magical worlds till suddenly1 Michigan, They have advocated con­ interests. We »cem unmindful that |,U *a> ,or ,ou^n >'cara' ea» ■ ■■ Republican, told thc writer that thc (Friday faa two weeks trip to Pcsolidation of several counties. Is it someone else* interest has dictated the insistent Tree That Knows Its * * toakev Mackinac Chetonan and 1I Twas ,ivs rrecalled. ''tiu‘l'u- *I lheard *a™,nr Hasting* Banner was rated the best Soo” ’ voice of my cbn*c»nltoU5 self that possible tliat they have contemplat­ that advertisement So cleverly is1 B2W can ** *’tl1 °**r human t( all-around weekly newspaper in part of you that make* you do the ed that this would decrease the out- the self-interest concealed we eel- minds vuuaiire lhe speed of light? | In lite'wilds of Central America I dom stop to analyze propaganda to O'’'triumph-* of astronomy FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. IlWngs you hate to do-1 heard it Michigan. That interested u* Wc Male'a representation in Ute legis­ Urid w hose cltesinut*' we are pulling •and Physics is the accurate mras-1 I-9Sl eroifag occurred the wedding •aJ'*n*; J must hurry away and get we find a plant which at first glance | wanted to know more about it. We lature? v lout of the fire urcinent of lhe speed of light, ft U . O f Mr B R Row and Mra HattE- rcad>- the, Gadsworthys arc coming appears to be able to think. It can Bcautlful wonted*, in blue, IUUI wi urc xuv — — — — --mr o « tux*r niiu mra. read it each week. Wc watched the: - “*** ------------||c bride ~ dinner. "The Galsworthy*? ex* distinguish between friends and foes ,We believe they have. I If the thought back of advertising •* over 186 000 miles a second. Watkins al the ;iun|c home w of ,the thrown* and oxfords — single advertising. Wc judged lhe towjg by --------------------------------- ---- ----------------- nil. b oauhabm toto«ven sevenand and a Mr and M„ B Rw „., wl)i W11, (11 U1< u„ claimed Nansen Nd TwUI stay to din- In the insect world, encouraging and double breasted. Delenese —.ii. nt n» — ____ tir ■ half times amliml lhi» .earth the ..t_____ .... .......j..... . ... tierr too. tno. He E did. The Galsworthy* the newspaper and the reaction was lined. • favorable. We made a mental note'' The township government ha* al­ came. I dreaded the moment of the them that help it to survive by pay- ■ Ing them handsomely with food, on Milo Flfield brought to our office meeting; for the hostess 4n me j condition that they destroy the In that if the opportunity ever came, so come ill for a vast amount ol Let Imagination carry in .an!Tuesda>. afternoon a curiosity in the doubted whether it could be a sue* criticism and scorn. we would Ukc to live in Hastings. sects that would, if allowedcess. a tree ; hastes* part of me feared That airplane to the mouth of the Ama- Ahapc of a raspberry braneh that It Is true that township •«•«..-. governThe Banner "sold" us Hasting ,. “ zon river in Brazil. South America WB5 literally covered with red rasp- in ber foolishness, that there was hand, kill IL Some months or year* later we visit- 'r”rnw,t business methods are.often wrcaU “f *bimagine you have the faculties for beTriea little in common between Nansen This plant Is a specie of acacia, ed Hastings. We met certain people. P,ctl> We believe township would muitjpiuxi Too lit- tralllnR “n cnatoss rope a* you flyf' Maurice Crt^by Grigsby !cfi left for Alma and Galsworthy. That to bring them known as the bull'e-head thorn. The Our contacts with them bore out Ute slns of umisston and oommUtoon can lIc thought of lhe right kind 1* put CoUf8*-' *lth hls lather “ on Tuesday together would be a* unnatural as to impression* already gamed from the- * Se ! K7fl^' . ___ _______ ..._ ___ __ _ j — ’—^a^n :------- - 7 cSurnb^ LI----G' to , *** *‘«idy tvs tlic iiuiiiatfy. tected by thorns from tha attacks too Uttie honesty. Too much thought 2*c yniiz2n, The-Misses Genie Brown and Et- a TeW days In the city. They cam* columns of the Banner township as a subdivision of governis given to immediate results and not 2P acroM ,lc Ho,n»e* returned to Chicago hero from Lansing where they at- vent the leaf-cutting ants from at­ lr. Ihl» ooxuctllm hire l> >n lix. m™ Towixihlp nrenxmcxl U clow •nd"sought. enough to the 1!?ethe°Pacinc J® “PdsTuMday extended visit in.vf^Mr and tdn^orvs ' rpermanence of the '2*”1” ov^ «>nS»nici0*,Sd C“y aftcr tacking IL These ante cut away The narrow snap brims. Dark ■—j------ ... Ocean Then on a distance of 10.000 tpe cny , tereiUnix ux,> ol apTb' “x>1«“> if'"01 .crer^T‘T. Mrs. Mary Mary' Kenfield Kenfield and and Miss Miss LizLizMr*. Ella Ella Judson Judson returned returned to to her her the leaves of any tree they eelect blue and chocolate are IT. If every advertisement written in *P Mrx Mr*. prreuxwx: TM people h> huax,™ >'*”■ bo1'' >" Mlehl»x> «nd 1931 and thereafter were without Suraatra Still uncoiling jour rope >gje C<M* o{ Chicago are visiting for home in t-analog Saturday after a •o rapidly that It la soon stripped. «1 the Mun .'-."A. ot enx.II dUe, ,b' u 10 ""U.llre govern- lembltowe ot dbalmutolton ■,vounC,HA ln17,n “‘‘1" _________________________ t_______ tow <Ux»'vutt with her tarenu. The leaves are carried back to their .pprreutl. tsar hone nnrepaper mcnl The-xxreltally IhU u auppa.nl JuuM str mUMlr, imtoaort eno “ Brt'“h. “J .A'™‘ on w'“° - ---------- — -■ Al ■■ ­ neats and converted Into leaf-mold. Mr. and Mrs. H. •• H. Cook of --------------------------------------- ------- to,,,,.., upon ;,tour»>« toon- ¥™» Iik'’ Vtetoeto Hwa. the be teuto, there .bout nor. Ireithu. durex elaaa In the “ legan made ______________________ a short vWt with rcla- In which they grow fungi as food. Conga and French Equa.orHow inconceivable is this distance uvej today. The buUabead thorn has dtacovcommunity. The roaron. we believe. nomlcii government — » ---------------------------- dattons. Truth in advertising a* a Do you think it has? slogan has value, but if we could get la AJrlf?.' T*1'nce oot »8»to over the yet how trifling when compared with Anna Mason is visiting 1* a combination of familiarity breed­ Are vnn utLafiod with riu-intinn'honor und uwfulneKa as a basis of lbroad Atlantic to our starting point the still more incomprehensible dis- friend* in Charlotte and NaahviU* Are you satisfied with dictation business we could build a world ,n 8out*1 America at the mouth of tances of some of thewtars and In- q11s v^tr ing contempt, together with the fact „n integrity and merit Something thc Arnaaon We have thus circled finitely remote star clusters and ne’ tliat Main street generally hears from Lansing or Washington? wlthln their reach. So this, plant ' The average board of supervisors. for nothing" actuates too much of [ 'he eartii at the equator. Seven and bulae. The great nebula is AndroFIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY the news almtat. a* soai as the with all their fault* compare wet- our thinking and planning. We do an a . n*H_ times we must repeat this med a which can be seen even with a Mr.m.M.u.J.uuiuup Latliropauu andoauamcr*. daughters. grows a nectar which la particularly Fb{ young men. The browns, newspaper reporter.'This is not true ... - immense amount ol unprofitable trll’ and unwln0 oto- «>P® Now unall three inch telescope and is said Miss Anna and Mr*. Ella Dakin, of attractive to the friendly ante Md bl the farmer living five Ales from ‘y fawabiy with the state legtsla- thinking because*we' unduly ” emgreys and blues. Many new .to.-to.— a.--------- — — jin imagination fly straight out into by astronomers to be at such a dis- Ripon. Wisconsin, and Mr* W H the city- He spends his time In the ■ or ,he Co,lKt™ °t tnc Lnlted phaslzc our own narrow interest*, sjiace with ourrope trailing behind tance that » require* about a million Holme* of Waupaca. Wia . fath- away.—Washlsgten Star. designs for Phil. fields When hl* weekly newspaper Btat‘a- At lea't that 15 our observaThe ends of right .thinking arc untU just the tip. end of the rope years tar it* glow df fight to reach er and slaters ot Dr. E. H. Lathrop are spending a few weeks tn this vicornu It U lull ol tarereulns news- i1^1 “M wc toT nbren-M Win In “xnPlo uiularstoxxl-lhL. is left touching the earth. This ts the the earth. Light which travel* eleven mil-'clnity among their relative* and aetkm Golden Rule—admiration of noble distance light travels in one second thing* lie had not heard a word of. ________________ ... tilings—trying to leave the world You would have to wind your tope lion miles a minute or six million friends. ' mercially regarded aa precious are around the equator forty times tortnlllion miles « year takes almost a James F Mead, one of the It is an established fact that the ' — ---------[better fofour having lived In it—to home town newspaixr Is generally A modem highway Is a million •rememifcr that the shortest distance measure a million mile* and that million years to leap through the;county boy* In blue, and a clerk In the diamond, emerald, sapphire and would have to be multiplied nifietyfathomless expanses of space from the auditor general's office, took in ruby. These, with Um addition of ton. to. re!erenre to a™ UHp « coocreW <rx»x .bMh HSJKS three time* to measure the distance this nebula to earth w» are filled the reunion liere and visited friends until the next issue arrives—many a fflptorlst may get an unobstructed n right?" instead of “Will it to thc star to which this planet be- ;wlth awe a* we ponder it. Yrt I* not In Hast tog* returning to the capital no hard and time* longer. riew of a 10-cent billboard.—Borton pay?" It men and nations were longs, viz, our sun. And yet that vast part of our awe a result of th* real- I Monday. So UMKh lor thc bmp* town newsr Globe. »actuated by these simple rules, war- [expanse of space is lea;ted by light Izatton that human minds can cal- Frank Norwood, tlic Delton itoreculate and estimate even though the keeper? vi»ited ir.^nng. ‘ friends a Paw r and It* coutribuUon to tlic 1 -------------------------------■ 1 fan- and deprewions would Ro out of in a lit tie over eight minutes. pawr ano couirwuMQQ 10 tnc —— —— tashion and disappear.—Hotel and An airplane travelling at the rate imman brain cannot comprehend couple days of tte past week. personahty of Harting*, or any Canadian army is limited to-mwi sen of two miles a minute would require I these staggering figures? . Mr. Lafayette Hughes goes i to genaraj. according to a jeweler. town -way ta»uX^Ol. The one is to guard the io-1 ‘ ----- - e> ------------lover eighty-eight years to cover lhe : ... Quincy, nUnota Monday to resume With an area of over rBOO.OOO some distance or in ocher words if it This then is * page from the rec- his tempers no* work. ’. -n;' ■: tamational boundary lino between, ‘quarc miles, the Sahara Desert in left the earth ten years befor* the ord of light—the greatest marathon Wm. L Brown posUnasler at a* to i*ople *nd their In- the United States and Canada.— .Northern Africa ranks as the world s । Civil war ended and bad been flying racer tn creation—champion speed Prairieville, was in ths city Tuesday phlres and ruble* followlag and ■ up«. outrtdm. Omaha World-Herald. jlargest desert. ' j unceasingly ever since R would only king over all c<xn«s. . on buatosaa . • fc ** ■■ —*------------------- gave us facts, figures and advice. H^QOX BBQ*, game*, klndi courteous and ex- RIVER PARTIES LOUD, BKVEXTT X1KTU YBAJB ccptlonally accommodating. ■ case the W c. T. U. or the AnIB* tMtot «a<« .1 I L*1*? °|D B|.irPnVtDU,^l?r ** TC<nlC ' U’8a*^n League wbher to get a few . TlioughU unexprcs&ed may h"d - —--- ----- ' | KM ", 1 Waters Clothes Shop A Quotation NEW FALL SUITS ne IRE HERE/ .. $2152 Portis Hats DressTrousers $2?2 *2— $3— If it is new we have it I WATERS Clothes Shop �Tha total IOAD FACTS Bar7LCo."n‘y People" Should Know «AL GOVERNMENT CUT OFT ONE-HALF CENT A GALLON >tee that tbe price 41121. ratasT tai nine towashlps ter ■Ml interest* of Michigan rated the Barry county has 11IJ mites of state and federal highwaystownshlp roads not taken over by ntaan* that the auteoM the county. In other words 4233.maintenance and for chloride, to Barry county aa compared with 1939 keep the trunk lines dustless, I* 461,000 for 1934. a considerable re­ The petroleum Institute, together with outer interest* in this state, are duction from previous years. backing an amendment'to th* stele constitution reducing tbe ga* tex Barry county has 220 in 11m ot ’ county roods and has taken over from three cent* to two rent* This 501 miles of township roads, which would cause property owners in are being Improved and maintained Michigan to pay 46.000.000. which by the county road commission. Be­ thi* reduction would mean, for the sides thi* there are yet 335 mile* of highways of tills state. In other township highway* which must bo words the property owners would pay taken over by lhe county rood com- the tex rather than the user of U»e highway. Ur of the cost of improving and maintaining county and township Our good roads have been and are being built and maintained for the benefit of automobile owners. Is gas taxes; not a dollar of comes from property tax. there any valid reason why those for whom thc roads were built should There is no tax on proper I yin this not pay the coat of their construc­ county for road purposes, except that tion and maintenance? Why should In nine townships therc wgs raised the people of this stat* shift 48.000.­ last year a total of 46.41421 for 000 of the cost of building and main­ highway improvement and reitairs taining Michigan's highways on to on township roads that had not been property, when the gasoline tax is the fairest one levied? A gasoline tax taken over by thc county. they ihodkl during the year 1934. aline was being purchased in Barry the refinery. Today tbs same identi­ cal gasoline is costing 4J7 cent* per gallon al the refinery. In other all that tbs traffic will bear. Ohio and Indiana have a higher gas tax than Michigan. However, the price of gasoline m these states U thc same as it U In Michigan. The peo­ ple can judge from this statement how much benefit automobile own­ ers would get front a reduction in One of Utt worst things ^bout the amendment* sponsored by Ute Michigan Automobile Club of De­ troit is Ute fact that It It an attempt law. a part of the constitution of this state. Suppose lhe makers of cigarettes, beet sugar and a thousand other product* should attempt to write into the constitution laws The assessed valuation of Barry keep of our roads in exact proportion beitefiUng their industries? Whpt county la approximately 418,000,000. would people think of it? Surely laws have no legitimate place in the constitution. The Automobile Club of Michigan is attempting to have state constitution fix the price of gasoline, in order to prevent the leg- “Fix-Up” Days Another feature of the proposed Michigan Automobile club of De­ troit ha* just come to light, namely .­ If these amendments pass, the state of Michigan will lose 45.000.000 now being paid Into the sale* tex. The Attorney General has given an opinion that thgt would be the effect of the adoption of these proposed amendment*. The Michigan Au­ tomobile Club through lit president, has admitted that that was one of the object*. although tie did not an­ nounce that fact until after thc At­ torney Oenera) had given his opin­ ion. In other words this little joker would have gotten by but for the ruling of Ute Attorney General. If these amendment* carry- Ute state of Michigan will lose 46.000.000 by lilUIIIM'IIMIIillUIII IllUIJIOIIlUIUllliNIIUmUllllllllliHHIirj: IMHIWaMWIIMMIfflHli During this time of year “Nature” gives the home owner a chance to fix up everything snug for winter time, which is not far away. These warm, pleasant days in September make it possible to put on new roofs, repair porches, fix windows and doors and otherwise get all buildings in firstclass shape before stormy days dome. We guarantee you prompt and painstaking service. ALL PRICES BASED ON THE MARKET VALUE OF QUALITY PRODUCTS to two cent*, and the state will lose 45,000.000 more in sales tax. Can anyone give any good reason why the sale of other product* should be taxed while the sales of automobiles and gasoline should escape the sales tax? Gasoline rates would be relieved of 41.700.000 of sales tax and auto­ mobile sales of 43.700.000 tax. IF THE GAS TAX IS REDUCED : IN THIS STATE and made a constitutional amend­ ment approximately 46.000.000 will necessarily have to be raised every year from other sources. In the past It has been raised by a tax on prop­ erty for township roads, county roads, county and township covert roads and for township and coun­ ty road bonds. Since 1932 no coun­ ty road tax lus been spread and the township road tax has been reduced to only a little over 46.000. In the four yean 1929. 1930. 1931 and 1932 Barry county taxpayers paid in । county, township and Covert road . district taxes a total of 1581.151.93. I while for 1933 It was only 46.418.21. [Are the property owners of Barry : county disposed to vote for two con­ stitutional amendments which will deduct 46.000,000 from highway fund* and 45.000.000 from sales tex funds? HOME LUMBER CO. HASTINGS - MICHIGAN SAFETY ON WET SLIPPERY STREETS TirtBfont 3ifi.Tj.ytL Tret 4.40-21 .... $4.45 4.50- 21 4.90 4.75-19 . 5.20 5.25-18 s. . 6.20 5.50- 19 . . . 7.15 ANDRUS SERVICE THE HOME OF SUNOCO GAS , at 'Continued from Page One) gaaMtaa' free clinic U given for babies Jumped a cent, th* 47.000.000 would iand children, about thirty usually cease going to th* state and would <coming for the attention a registered start going to the oU companies, i WUh fn«ua»t jucUMtioM at ttoai y"”1?!;I luiunun, tram . «™r ta TELEPHONE 2240 ’ Mr. aad Mra Edward CamptoeU spent Saturday at Midland f«rk. would raise substantially 927A99JXM OuHlaka. for school purposes. The primary non a vA.r will nm aetuallv work nut “S* ITy’ 1 thou'jn‘ u,p constant fund will add 414JXXLOOO Govern­ ment aid through the Smith-Hughes Jf thi In^idment Lretes? *uacUntJy 10 Permit tne to cross if ths a^enmnentcarries?* th* highway at th* curve on the out000,000, making a total of 443.500.000. mleh? aWrt> ol that iUBim*f resort. This The expenditure for operating the spending several days with her parpublic schools of Michigan far lhe year, if the price gasoline^ Bnd 1j noucea noticed u as Ii reuCnra reached Uke the year 1920-31, not including any debt t---- . at — ---- - — steyed . war. auu Lawrence Bostwick and family of down after< rTAoaooYwav * " - tho from Arlln*ton P*1* »«tlor. traffic service, was 492.000.000 Reduction w bcU1» checked b? ‘hree men. from that amount is necessary but ™ Th' r*'su11 u “K’Ufieant of the lmand Grandma Dunkley. the roads you driv* on. Pixx road amount of travel that ixures half. Accordingly the state must maintenance of Ch* State’s highways trough fMrakey T^th .‘d will cost you many limes 45.00 ta ^ure“ of furnish enough for adequate sup­ port, and that te at least 425JX»fiOO by P* •dd- That would bring the total to 448,­ begin with ----------- p holiday crowd. 500,000. Al least 470000000 ought to Would the proposal save money **’’*? 7 Fr^day “n.tl1 7 ** for auto owners? No one can ray. ®*turdMy 8-»«3 «utomobdes pa-wd We hope tbe friends of public ed­ All anyone knows is that It would | o*^ half ^»rlng outbe "natural" for the big gasoline license*, from Saturday to ucation in Barry county and every­ companies to get that rent. Whose ,®^y A . *•-' ?Ler0 where will bestir themselvex u> bring Interest* are being considered any- checked, which figure* more tfuui the acute need of the public schools way? Not the states certainly. The e'cry U,1 the 24- of Michigan to the attention of thc sulc U the one certain to>er. But ^>r 8und*y Moo- next legislature. It should be borne in mind that point. The heaviest period of traffic 425,0004)00 state aid 1* an irreducible was recorded between 11 A. M and minimum. The state should also DEPARTMENT GETS STRANGE REQUESTS, f001’K8un(da' w?cn 7“ _. _ . . . ■. . . in the single hour. These figures greater economy and efficiency, by The Depoxlmen. uf 8Ule speak for themselves of what good rearranging lhe administrative units, "clearing house for information' roads •have ------ -----done — - to .increase ----------- -• the- and. by revising the administration relative to state government. .popularity of northern Michigan re­ of Michigan’s public schools. Despite, the manifold duties in­ sort* and their high favor with outEducation should also be made trusted to tbe department by law. , more intensive and more practical, every mail brings strange requests ,censes on cars from Maryland to as far as that is humanly possible for information. These requests (California; Albert* to Florida, while But when all of that is done at least every week*ask for information con- Kentucky. ■ Ohio, Indiana. Illinois cemlng lhe proper procedure in ।and Missouri license* are almost as numerous as our own Michigan ones. PWA checks, or ^fccre the worker extent of 415,000.000; but that is not feels that there is some irregularity Oalii-Campi. the young coloratura sufficient. At least 110,000.000 more concerning --------------- « -the — work. -—. -In each --— case. —soprano woo saiig w sucn an euthe request is referred krthe proper thiklaslic audience recently at tl*e deportment. ’ , iBay View Auditorium, will begin a MILO. Other recent request* ask for in- M.stfk radko cngagenicnt i*te this Mrs. Nettle HydA of Hastings and J? for ooe of the big motor car high tension wire.; it notaries public;^p^nlM. At lhe opening program daughter, Mrs. Cleveland, of Co­ can preform marriage ceremonies; Lfae mlroduced by Tetraxxinl. lumbus were caller* of Mr. and Mrs. if the state issues peddlers license*. famous cotoratura of her H. J. Flower Wednesday. On Thursday. Sept 8, thirty mem­ One Klramrext renoeat* . v. ..... One nt of the the strangest request* re. re­ ' time. ber* of Ute Charleston Improvement ceived in recent weeks called for In­ Club were entertained by the Home formation cJncrning Congressional Literary plays have been having Literary Club at Walnut Grove ho­ district* in Alaska. quite a run at the moving-picture tel. Gull lake, with Mrs Evers aa houses, three in number here. Treas­ hostess -It had been the plan to GAbOUNE TAX ure Island with Wallace Beery. » . ^HOWS INCREAHE. Jackie Cooper and Lionel Barrymore Itold lhe meeting in the grove but The automoBUe gasoline tax for UK_ lar al thC fndl,1«yJune »■ the Hollywood in a four-day showing, used. A bountiful dinner was servwas 41.600.000 more titan was colwynward and CWin CUv* y , T *nd“* headed a splendid nearly all-EnglUh tag club to sixty people. The visit­ June 30.193J; Records of the DepartftV ^nl^. Onc MofC ing club provided the program, con­ ment of Slate ‘how that the drawn from Galsworthy's sisting of songs, readings and a dia­ lWrLVC1nT!^'i7?rv* posthumous novel Of lhe same name. logue- Mrs. Barber, president, had TL101!11. ,>a d 111101 With it* perfect English setting and charge of the opening and closing the state coffers from this source. intelligent acting it-promise* to be periods. The next meeting will be RKurrVot; are. ’ 006 of lh® <>u‘*‘*nd,n« nln“ ol “»e kiumi lot Assyear. The court room scene was moat Y^CMtrayoneU^fo^eoki-l^tic. Jane Eyre. Charlotte fashioned nightshirt Nobody has Bronle.a fBnu>u> Mu>ry proved gall ‘oouKh to wear it at breakfast, loo wlth pretty Virginia -QuilUams ’Observations. Detroit ln lhc Utle rote, and wtth a Prvt’ Prcsg- - - _________ picturesque English background. Jlt’g well worth seeing even though OBITUARY. IviDiinla has a bit more physical Henry Leonard was born In Can­ chdrm tian Mbs Bronte gave the ada on Jan. 5. 1856. living there the L-iotnai —1 fine. The Barrett’s of Wlmgreater part ot his life. He was pole --------street, the play making record married to Miss Mary Block of Can- history .llallir¥ on the legitimate stage with ada In 1871. six children being born K-»h<iine — B Cornell and Brian ... . . . . _ . ... rv**iiviuic wiuvii miu ui.au fit < ft I ■ 1 1.. . « ihu ahrnrf m>d wualto w simixlh and Roben dying In Infancy. Mr. and Or® Browning pinyin, lor it* Ils "drsr "first Leonard earn, lo HuUng. In ISIS, ln MlcMIgr.n here, armedher death oecurrttw on dan. U, ln(( cinema ades, enjoyed a IMS. since which Ume ho Im made pra,perou. lour-d.y run Wo. As hb home with hU wn Leander. On ,„aht expected. Honea Shearer. Aug «. Me learned fell dowtwUlre., whom fell the ooyeted Utle role breaking his hip Death elelmed „ picture yerslon. made a sweet him on Sept. «. aged 7a years »: .ppeMlmt heroine, eyery smooth hMr mctlUia and one day. Sbrylving; ,he „me ^erectly poised are lour children Mrs. Meadows, e^era-eowetow. elnemaetreas that Orand Rapids Horman Leonard, [we see In Rip Ttde and the many pelToll and Leander and Henry eea-allurmg-lrianguler.plol picture. Leonart Hastings besides many । nave grown to associate wtth her msny other relauves. Runersl wrv-[„,„, Ju<t about as lar away aa Who Cote That Cent ? Salurtsy sltenxxm|th, pefe, Iram on, real conception ■■. “ T BapU-t church. Roy. B. 1. L, r,, pl.,ni ,kkly ,plSluelle wom\ | one of lhe most interesting ques1 K” -. ?m'UUng. Insg« tarty, who won Ute heart I tlon* which can be asked concerning terment In Rlveralde cemetery. of the atrong and talented English I1 the proposal to cut lhe State's gasoT* ' poet. Helen Hayes would have been I line lax from 3 cent* a gallon to 2 QUIMBY. Iso much better suited to the role. I rente,' by constitutional amendment Mr. and Mr*. Chester Scott of at the November election, is: Who Chicago visited Mr and Mrs. Charles for she has the talent and the art to submerge her personality into any I will get that rent? Scott the past week. role that she interpret*. Katherine The sponsors of the amendment Much sympathy is expressed far claim to have Uie interests of the the Ctonklin family In the passing of Hepburn, too, could have done IL with her high check bones and ap­ automobile owner* of the state at Rev. Conklin's father. parent willingness to appear plain I heart. So? Tbe Quimby L- A. 8. will hold a Leave aside, for the moment, the birthday aid-al the home of Mrs. it the character call* for it. Attrac­ [fact that approval of Ute amend­ Walter Bidelman Friday September tive largely thr*dgh sheer peraonality. she would have been a much ment would deprive tbe State Hlghwar Oepartmem pt »c< t7.0W.W0 - Jevpt,l tr<xn thia wlibbortaM trtrer-kfr-ttae-life Eluabech. Chas. annually, which foa, u> mret oMh- .1(eMW tbc Ianerj cto LaugUm of the Henry the Eighth ••Um. that nrvaraartv ownent raunM* will win _ — — . .__ . — ciQema play certainly- orougnt reaigallons that property Walldorfl Friday of last week. . to his part ai the despicable meet if the Highway Department parent, as did Miss Barrett's maid, HOPS CENTER. cant That, incidentally. Li the only ' certain and sure factor involved io Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Lyttle have thc Uiin-faced servant of Cavalcade, the proposal. However. IcAve it-aside taoved to Battle Creek where Mr. and one mustn’t forget Flush, the In­ Lyttle ha* cm (Hoy ment in a ma­ telligent and adorable spaniel who camo in fefr his full share of honors chine shop . Clyde Leonard. Harold Reger and as he did in Miss Cornell’s play. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Williams of 7 believe a proverbial dog-hater Kalamazoo attended the funeral of *°uld be won by Flush. Sam Phillips at Lake City Satur~ • • • The Michigan Conference meets day. ' Chas. Reiter and wife returned to here this coming week, beginning, their home at Owendale, after 12U1 The toe*1 Methodist spending a week with that: son.1 Episcopal church, as official hoat. up .. as much .. as >thc Carl, and wife and sister Mra W has been sprucing .« kexigences of the limes allow, clean­ E Aldrich. Mis* Ine* Ashby and frlrnd of ing walls, laying new lindteum, etc., Kalamazoo spent lhe week end with getting ready for the bi* horde of her parents. Mr and Mrs Fred divines and noted guests who begin to arrive Tuesday. Ashby. V-FNLY Firoatone Tire* give There’s a fine array ot talent Mr. and Mra. C. McKay and fam­ you the EXTRA STRENGTH ily. Mr. and Mra. lx<*4rd tJulcAnd headed by’ Bhhop Frederick D. Lcete of the Oimhs Area. Dr. Oco. Az fcHis and Mrs Shellverton frofla BK<L, ■nd EXTRA SA FETY you need Xie. Creek and Mr. wnd Mra. Chas ButteQA. of Madison Ave.. Presby­ for winter driving. You get Kahler of Delton spent Sunday with terian chhrfch. New York-CHy. one of America's famous preachers, com** C. B. McDermott and wife. Extra Values — patented con­ to give the Conference lecture which struction features built into Sunday with Mra. Phenla Cox and will be held in lhe capacious high school auditorium. Dr McClung of Firestone Tiro* for maximum Mrs. Melissa Ashby in Kalamaxo. Carl Reiter, wife and son spent First Methodist. Grand Rapids, just comfort and aafety. The Saturday evening with B. A. Lyttle returned front Europe, is given an strongest cord body—the safest and wife In Battle Creek. • evening tn tell of the situation a* he Mason Norwood and wife of Kal- gained it first-hand across th* water. Non-Skid tread. amaxoo and Marshall Norwood and There are two banquet*, one tealurDon’t risk your life another wife of Delton called orr Aunt Kale Williams Saturday evening. ।—- -----------------------------------------------------day with tires worn danger­ MBs Geraldine Halverson has mne John c Ketcham Dr Stunts of In­ ously thin. to rtay with her grandmother In -dla- Mlu Watwn of China and Bedford and will attend school min* otlier* will be heard. A concert Equip now with FIRESTONE JJirre. by lhe well-known tenor. Mario CaBert Chlbon and family ot Clov- li»Ui. Is down for Saturday night —The Tire That Taught Thrift erdalc spent Sunday evening at the Sunday the Conference will move to Millions. Fred Ashby home.. [Over to the Bay View Auditorium so No school at Hope Center thia W*1 »11 acawnmodated. year, thc children go on th* bus B^op preaching. With good to Delton school. weatlier permitting I’ll try and at­ --- -------------------<*> । ... tend some of the many good things Th* one thing that reconciles peo- promised end pass them on next ipartment* is the Im- .week. We carry a complete stock of every . thing needed for this sort of work. HASTINGS, MICH. consU tut tonal amendmeiK^to1 "Of roqrw, ra IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY LT1C HOT WATER— HERE’S AN IMPORTANT SALE Mrs. George Cook and three sons of Galesburg spent Labor day with Mr. and Mrs. Bradfield and Jack. Mr. and Mr*. Mercure and ds ugh- ers at the Bradfield home Friday evening. Mrs. Wilcox is spending some time at her home in Hastings and help­ ing care fur a sick neighbor Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quick had for guest* Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kline, Mr. and Mrs. Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myres and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson My res, all at Grand Rapids. A picnic dinner was en­ joyed in the woods at Crooked lake and supper at the Quick home. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Crookston of Hastings were callers at thc Quick home Sunday evening. Leo Quick is spending an indefi- IN EASY MONTHLY PAYMjEN BRINGS YOU THE CONVENIEN AND ECONOMY OF THE Consumers Sped Mrs. Hattie Bellinger and son. Dr. and Mrs. Warren Bellinger, and Virginia, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Norda Schoonmaker ot Kalamasoo io meet some old friends and neigh­ bors from California.. JJoM>4Mary Flower visited at her grandparents’ four days last week, returning home Friday afternoon. Bcrtilcc Flower spent two days of Mrs. Osborne, who spent several days last week with )ier son and family at Nashville, returned home Sunday evening. Mrs. Minnie Quick visited her sis­ ter. Mra. V. Robinson, of Shulls Saturday afternoon. We rejoice to leant Mrs Roush Ls improving at lhe hospital at Ann Arbor and hop* she may soon be able to return home. Mrs Merriman will provide the program for the next Aid to be held INSTALLE IN YOUR HOM For a down payment aa Uttli and bring old material fdr rugs. - NORTHWEST TMORNAFPLE. Mr. and Mrs. George Adams and Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Sherk agwnt Sunday with friends In fanning Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Thoma* of Rev. Walter Cline and two help­ er* from Kalamazoo are holding re­ vival meeting* in the Shiloh church. Mra. Joseph Schnurr is visiting relatives in Pennsylvania. Her daughter. Mrs George Sohroeder. of Caledonia is caring for the home duU**. Rev. Armstrohg preached Ms fare­ well sermon Sunday. Conference commences thi* week. No preachhtg service* but Sunday School at thc usual hour. 10:30. next Sunday. Mrs. Hannah Roger* of Hkhart i* visiting her daughter, Mrs. Otto Wood, and family. Miss MUdred Schanti and Mis? Thelma Schantz of Caledonia spent ’ last week at the home of Mr. and Mra Q]am lhekett of Oolnee. white they attended the Century of Prog­ ress. Mr. and Mr. Milton K.rmeen and daughter of Middleville were Sun­ day evening guests of Mr and Mn Earl Kermeen. Broad street. In Philadelphia, 1* 12 miles long sod claims to ba th* longest paved and lighted afreet un. der one name In tha United Stafsa ft waa enlarged to It* present width of 113 feat about 135(1 . • TRA YOUR OLD H AND PURNA AS PART PA like CM W SEE OUR DISPLAY- Consumer* Pc Puppet rere popular w(U �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEFTEMiynt 12. 1>34 ~ _____________ *ctom th. buMall v. beUne wtawr. bnaiue p*dded -mtU."' U.I t-d, BMdwin. record -111 .1. h.dm u„ <Un comp.re non rnorrtl, rl» ■* reUhn'. -mlU" Ur.n con>ur«l or( th: "top-notchers" of all time. We a thin kid glove, with lhe fingers■1 will refer to thb later on. I off- antl the rest of the playAlong about the time that Bald- :ere phiyed bare-handed. The fel- the reason of 18M. when the league (“HOLSUM" BREAD CHANGES back to Woodland and they will vis­ Sunday evening, September 2nd. schedule conshted ot 125 games. I NAME TO “MICHIGAN.” it relatives here for a week or no. Bunday visitors at Roy Enwi' Baldwin pitched 55 of them, win-1 The baker* of “Hobum" bread in Mra. Geo. Paul returned Saturday were, Mesdames Sura Erway. De! ning 43 and losing 12. In over half (Q>b community annouifte that efof those 55 garpes Ute opponent*, fectlve -» at — once — the ----------------------“Michigan" takes James Underhill's condition re­ Reoloale and Clara Robinson. A averaged less than 6 hit*, and a the place of “Holsum" on all pro­ and Mra. Roy Jarvta of Saugatuck. mains about the same. Wolfe, wife and daughter of Gran "fluke"1 robbed him of the honor of duct* bakedports, by the Company. krln came to these Hastings lIows ThoThey attempted brought to catch her home Bald- Saturday At the annual meeting of tha Del­ Rapids and Dick Rose, wife un a “no-hlt game." Ho wa* the best In discussing the name change, ton M. E. church board Saturday sou of Hastings. had a pretty good amateur team |"'Tln 8 ‘‘•hoots" soon retired, when hitcher Detroit had. so why *houldn:t Mr. Percy Owen, President of thc night Mrs. Blanche Richards wu that could hold It* own pretty will ^y found their hands a* raw as | elected as superintendent of, the his parent* hen Monday. within a few yean his nkme would With most any of the baseball teams' tach^a* and puffed up to twice- he 'pitch the most games. For a long Company, stated it was the con­ tend the Jarvis reunion Sunday. . sensu* of opinion of officers and di­ M. V. Cheeseman of Florida called Sunday School proper, and Mr*. I theh- normal site. Such a pitcher as I be flashed in glaring headlines around here. But in some way rectors as well as dealers, that thc on Woodland friends dhe day last Mabie Town as superintendent of Sunday with his daughter gof noised around that on a farm of would be useles*, name "Michigan" was Ideally adapt­ the primary classes of the Bunday Clyde Warren, and family. ]ust north of town was a leftehandi Whout a catcher able to hold him. : metropolitan dalles and Charlie Detroit had three pitchers: Baldwin. ed to lhe bakery's product*, inas­ School • opened In the Woodland School which win hold their sessions Baldwin, nicknamed “Lady" Bald­ ed kid who could "throw a ball like ’ Somcone heard of a big. husky Getzien and Conway. ' Today thc much as the company b owned en­ Township scbaol Monday. Sept. 10, in the basement. win. heralded as Ute greatest base­ lightning." . and he could really you,n^ Irtsh Iad over “‘ Albion, who Detroit league has among its pitch­ tirely by Michigan people, all the with a larger attendance than ever The teachers of the Barry Twp. ball pitcher of hl* time—which he throw a “curve ball" too, ad' they | S?“ld d° 111 e Wck- Hu name was ers "Schoolboy” Rowe. Marbury, employees are Michigan folk, and before. Fallowing are the teachers: Agricultural school attended lhe an­ McDulrc. an Iron-moulder by was. If we could turn back the dial induced him to yiln the team as a Bridges. Auker.' Sorrell. Crowder. distribution of the product* is ex­ H. A. Kltson. luperintendent; Don­ nual encampment at the W. K. Kel­ her school at the Altoft school dis pitcher. After they got him they ***** anU J1Ist “ ‘ougwwxl hard clusively among Michigan grocers ald Gager, principal and manual । logg Foundation at Clear lake camp trict Tuesday. September 4th. fa Hogsett, Hamlin and "other* too lhe coming year with a fair attend that we had in Charlie Baldwin a didn't know what to'do with him. “ lhe metal he handled. He was numerous to monttpn.” A pitcher and-consumers. ■ arte; John Doneth. agriculture and on Friday night, Saturday and Sun­ once. Thia la the fourth yeap. of baseball pitcher, whose ability in because .they didn't have anyone 1BC’:ureo: he mode good, and Bald-, today who wins 20 games during a Mr. Owen also emphasized that coach; Lenare Dowden, Englbh and day, ‘S. -h.-.a i—_____ Miss Wilson's experience in tench lhe pitcher's box would equal the ■who could hold him. They found *“, aPd McGuire became stellar season b quite unusual, and today ‘he change was a change In -name Latin: Helena Schuler, domestic __________________________ that those report* about hb marvelJ* 8 , *n the national league flrmaIng. ’best who ever performed. It surily through "relief" pitching it quite ,only- He stressed ‘hat the high qual- art*; Naomi Van Loo. music and GLASS CREEK. * was hb misfortune that he wa* ous speed and throwing curve balls ordinary baseball team , Mr. and Mn. John H. Brown o often happens that a pitcher 1* glv- “7 stewards responsible for the bom 50 years too soon. With the । were only too true. He could throw I f®111" ?S8‘,n„tV®uch th« ‘orluous ,cn credit for winning a game by wldc acceptance of the Company'*, history: Zadae Eastman, Kellogg’ Sunday visitor* at Fred Otis' were, Freeport In company with Mr. ant ^tany^burae. In the grades: Mildred Jorlightning speed and dazzling curves b ball like lightning and. wonder of ®?rvc? ‘nat Baldwin streaked across only , pitching an inning or two. products, product*. under the “Hobum”.name.' .name, aan, primary; Josie Watrous *cc- Bruce Slddall and family of Grand Mra. J. Strait of Grand Rapids call he then threw, lie could today com- wonders, he could actually curve It , p ? a™at crowds used to atRapid*. Mr. and Mra. Edwin Buck- ed on Clark Barber Tuesday after It b no unusual thing today to'would be resolutely maintained un­ mand a salary way up Into the too ln several different way*. A ,,d *h<** °’d Rames nt the fair- , I land and children of Ann Arbor and sec from two to a half dozen pitch- der thc new ' Michigan" name, and fourth; Arlle Spindler, fifth andI Br. Burkland's sister , and husband noon. thousands. Were the athletic young 1 "curved" ball in those days was ol- '«rount>- Merchants would serthetlmes , ers used in a game, but nothing like I ---------------- * ♦ * John Lewis had a poor spell with sixth; Harald Yerty, sixth and sev­ of White Cloud and Louie Erway “south-paw" of 50 years ago. able to most listed among the "Impossibles." c*®** th5*r stores when some । that ever happened. 50 years ago. OBITUARY. his heart a few days ago. bu‘ 11 tat­ enth. step into the box today with the . Many said that it "couldnt be “J* ta®** were on. But therc was ■ and family of Kalamazoo. Then if a pitcher started a game he ' Clara E. Walldorff. daughter of ter at thia writing. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Curtis and fam­ ™ perfect control he then had and done;" that it was just a mental 11-I1 .j ” many ®.any “one­" 1had to finbh it regardless of hb con-! lb* late William and Clara Wall' Sunday visiters at Forrest HavMB* Alice Foley returned to ke where Hastings would , ily. Miss Maxine Charlton and Mr.1 ?ns' were, Robert McGlocklin and throw hb darting curves with the lusion and so on. When Baldwin sided games, ~ ' .dltion. how he felt, or how many ex-'dorff. was born April 7. 1884. in school at Cincinnati, Ohio, lost wte lightning speed for which he was pitched, the woven-wire«back stop Klt<ian.Uhcre from 20 to 50 scores. tra innings it might require. Today Hastings township, where she spent George Curtis of Flint spenTSun- family of Hastings, Mra. John Foreto continue her achool teaching. ' famous, an extra $5,000 of 810,000 at the fair grounds was hardly large■' while the opponent* would be lucky in the big leagues, a star baseball her entire life, excepting the last few day with Mr. and Mra. John Dell. Mr.■ mian and son. Maurice, of Kalama­ , to secure even a single run. It hurt Curtis remained for a week's visit. yearly salary would be of minor con- i enough to shelter eager spectators, : zoo. Clayton Newland of near Delpitcher is regarded as a big asset. ------------ ------- L- ........ ........................ Mr. and Chas. Rowlader of sideration. Pitchers like “Lady" I who sought preferred positions to tne attendance and It was found The idea Is not to see how much years when she lived with her sis­ ter. Mrs. Byron A. Smith, in De­ Grand Rapids called on Mr. and ten and Evalyn and Billie Newland Baldwin. Schoolboy Rowe. Lefty get a glimpse of what was said to., that stronger opposition would have work they can squeeze out of him. of Southwest Rutland. Grove and' others notable in their ,"be a "curved ball," and to pass their | U> be recurea. The IMenapolle but how long they can help him troit. She is survived by her mother. Mrs. Lawrence Paul Sunday. The following young people have Mrs. Clara Walldorf!; a sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Walter Scott of times are “flnd*"—you can't pick bplnlons on it. , team of the Western Association' Miss, ,u,nder lhe management of continue hb career. There arc gym- Byron A. Smith; niece. Mrs. Mal­ Grand Rapid* spent Saturday with began their school duties: them up often. But of all the no-1 The Hastings team had no catch- ’ Virginia Haven* is teaching at ; H' Wa‘kln8- '“ter manager nluittnis. physicians, masseurs, and 1colm Campbell; a nephew. Ken-* Mr. and Mra. D. B. Green. table star twlrlers who have flashed er who could hold this farm boy ,' NJr' of the Detroit National League sjieclallitfi to look after him when'1neth Walldorff Smith, all of De­ Miss Lenore Dowden arrived Sun­ Shultz, Gordon Havens Is attending • team, came here. Being a well- anything goes wrong. The won- 1troit Funeral services were held,on day from Pine Village, lnd„ where the County Normal; the Misses Vlrglnls Warren and Genevieve Erway I When your house needs re­ known league team, it was naturally der is that 50 years ago pitchers 'Thursday afternoon at two o'clock she iu** been spending the summer and Junior Erway are attending H.1 pairs or rebuilding, you consult suppo*ed that Hastings wouldn't lasted os long os they did. Nature 1at the !>omf of Mrs. Byron A. Smith with her mother. a carpenter and then arrange H. 8.; Mis* Marlon Edger Is teach­ stand a ghost of a show-but it did. will stand just about so much, and 1in Detroit, at which the Rev. Dr. with him to get the materials overtaxing it exacts sure toll. Platte 1 Amstuu officiated. Funeral Ing the Otis and Norman Erway It fooled the vbitors. Even these Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ necessary to bring the house bock Today as a wel) preserved man. 4service* in Hastings were held on ry Sandbrook of South Woodland in Kalamazoo after spending the fcll0ws dldn ‘ connect to Ils original livable state. 1 1 afternoon at two thirty and they spent Bunday evening with summer with their grandparents with Baldwin's "curves" much more; <5 years of age. the fire of youth Friday al the Walldorff funeral Mr. and Mrs. Will Grigsby of Ha*- here. * successfully than local amateur; gone, one naturally would not rec- o'clock How much more Important Is Miss Anna Mae Pue and Miss Isa­ | J**®8- x'he visitors made three runs ognlze Charlie Baldwin as the win- 1home, the Rev. Dr. Kttching officiat­ the repairing and rebuilding of dora Pranshka of Hastings were । ‘>ie first inning, mostly due to er­ ner of a<fl5-gamc World's Cham- 1ing. Burial was in Ute Valley Home the human habitation, housing Sunday visitors at Chas. Whitte­ . rors. but the game ended 4 to 3 in pfonship series, and widely lauded as <cemetery. Miss Walldorff was a a* It does so many vital and un­ DELTON. * more's. favor of the vlsitofi. Next came thc wlnnef.of many other great bat- ’splendid example of a Christian IIfry­ seen parts. Yet some people who Charley Smith spent the week The Misses Donna Foreman and (the famous Pittsburgh "Browns." *i tie* on the baseball diamond, per- 1ing woman, and was a devoted com­ end in Detroit attempt to repair their systems forming feati still regarded os J panion to her brother. A large Marion Erway of Kalamazoo called -... ---------■ ------------, professional team maintained by a hire a carpenter to replace a marvelous, one of the many being nu mber of friends mourn her pass ­ on relatives here Friday. Rev. Miles preached hb last ser ­ .Pittsburgh millionaire, with about few shingles on their house, or holding the. strong Philadelphia111*- shc • member of the Ad- mon of thia conference year Sun­ Ray Erway called on his uncle.*■ a plumber to stop a leak in a I the same result*. day He and Mrs. Mlles will leave Henry Shively, and family near Gun The next year Baldwin went with league team scoreless for 44 Innings vcnt church in Hastings. ' water pipe. Wednesday morning for Petoskey to lake one day last week. the Milwaukee league team, ploy­ <or nearly 5 games* in succession. “ Ls 418 lf an uncompleted chord Do not take chances with your Miss Virginia Havens attended ing there a couple of years or so, In his time he hung up a record ।of music stopped when she set forth attend the annual conference. ‘° nnd health. Let a physician advise Mr. and Mrs. Claude Groat and thc teachers' health camp ut Clear i then going to the Detroit National that he can well be proud of. and two sons. Frank and Marvin, of lake from Friday until Sunday you. and a reputable pharmacist .League team. Naturally he was the one that will probably stand for al!! Celestial harmonies as a reward time for other pitchers to shoot at. , For aU thc loveliness she left be­ East Lansing were In Delton Thurs­ night. supply the treatment. I "pride of Hastings" and hb career No good pitcher would be permitted I . hind. day calling on friends. They were Mrs. Roy Oaks and Della are closely watched. The first team to rpciiuuig the week wcca with wiui relatives rciauvcs al at (oppose him as a big league pitch-, to even attempt shooting nt It today 1 Th*8 world Held charms for her,... returning from a week's visit at A, spending but much more When the Championship flag of|1 h ’” how rB, ”’h *~* “ Century of Progress. Battle Creek. । er was the great New York National | -----------Miss Esther Erway and Harold Will she discover on that golden the American league is unfurled at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baum are hap| League team. When It came to bat­ shore. [ Sharp of Yankee Springs were Sat- I py over the arrival of a baby boy (Sharp ting. It too had a "Battaillon of Detroit next year, os we hope and When she begins that last trium­ Death" In such batters os Connors believe it will be. it is to be hoped phant strain ! O'Rourke. Ewing. Dorgan. Ward. that "Lady" Baldwin may be hon­ Commemorating her release from .Gillespie, and others. The first ored with a prominent place. It 1 pain!_________________ would be a fitting recognition of ! three above named were right up | at the top of the' Ibt of champion the fact tliat it was largely through OBITUARY. | batters of the National League and the peerless effort* of the left-hand­ Sarah Lovlna. only daughter of ed farm boy from Hastings thot , all six of them were Included in the prized honor was first brought Levi and Matilda Coats Elliott, was the first 20. In those days there was born ’ Nov. 4. 1857 at Maple Grove to the state's metropolis. Baldwin's ho radio, and no telephone service baseball record will always stand Center. One of the early pioneers fuhingt i 71 TO to amount to anything. Tlic only But. ala*, how fleeting is fame and she spent her girlhood and young way to get a report of Baldwin's first how soon we are forgotten. womanhood nt the old homestead at game in big league company was Maple Grove. On April 5. 1888 she to get It by Innings over the West­ was united in marriage to Hugh ern Union telepraph. That was Leach McKelvey, who passed away ****** p<‘a<« done, local "fans" contributing. The) April 2. 1924 and she moved to the wire reports by innings were deliv­ present home where she passed away ered to Busby Bros, barber shop, Jiy Sept. 8. 1934. To this union a little one story shack on the north e bom two children. Roma Mc. Jerson and Harry McKelvey. A side of State street, not far from Alts where Miller's furniture store now brother proceded her in death Nov. th* I— Is. There the score was painted 77------ i of last year. In the immediate family (Continued from Page One) »»d I p-i ptinc* 0'**1’ I1.1 I to survive are the children. Mr*. Mc­ across the windows In large figures I .!.-•»> “'.‘’w , —'k" Was there a crowd? Pity the one his home still riding in hb covered Pherson of Detroit and Harry of who attempted to use the sidewalk wagon, but without having Inspired Maple Grove, a brother. James, of to pass by. and everybody standing terror among Barry county demo­ Maple Grove, also ten grandchildren. there and gaping at the "score­ crats, in fact they laughed at him. I Funeral services were held al 11:00 board." just as if steadily gazing at nnd are still laughing to think that A. M, Monday at the Wilcox church, the Rev. Rhodes officiating. Burial ,‘ ......... cl— “®r*_— ‘hve ......eg. figures. inc The ‘he,man would act «o toollahly. c crowd was breathless as the result I This b not all lhe congressman in Wilcox cemetery. of the first inning Innina was posted— d'd- Before he came in person and WOODLAND. Detroit 0. 0, New York York' 1. l. "Too bad. bod |ln 8latc to order Barry county demThe September meeting of the too bad." a °crats “ sigh sign went went up. up. Thc The wise wise i" ,uu- to ‘"support ‘•uppori him rum at at the me Primary. primary. h. beta ones chirped. "Baldwin can win J1* elected two or three henchmen I W°«^n’S^dy C’ub will be held against elute around here, but he n ‘his county to go in his name and ' “ ‘hU“h~I B. A LyBarker, Prop. Hastings, Mich. aim hardly good enough forth0| threaten the postmasters at Middle-1 ^‘*-®«p^ “4’** ’,°°fon^k mu big league." After a while the re-ivU,c and «“ Nashville, informing , Pr<*™nl wU> •» « follows Muirt*’ suit of the next inning came by!‘hem that they were about to be dis-!’^-.^hoo) Days; roll caU. a favorite wire, that neither''mlsscd n°°k ,?lvle« 25? "r A. DflUf^r_?f wire.■ which which showed that neither mlsscd from (r°n>the ‘he government government service, service. i। - _ showed --------- ...... >Mm — । .. .... . r jjot only that, the? added tliat thc I Uie Samurai by Eteu Inagaki Sugiteam scored. "Ain't it just wonder­ ron of Dr. Swift, who is in thc CCC, moU> ' slyen by Ruth Nicthamer; ful to stand here and get the result of a ball game way off to Detroit would be flred and that Hades!muilc- Prances Paul; Edgar Guest Two of I**"1' Sara>> Fisher; hostesses, Lena by each inning." was common com­ would let out for noon. r.u Jean Martha' Smith, -*•«»» ment. Then came thc score of the these minor henchmen of the con- KUpetrick. Finnic. Florence Kiteon. Dora gresaman went to Freeport and told 'j ” * v next inning, and the next, and the — ------- — — next, and all of them ciphers. By I Postmaster Herman Rensch that.) Brumm. Mabie Rowland. Matilda thb time the wise man had changed 1,nlrss supported Foulkes. he Cook. Hilda Summ. Mr. and Mrs. Herald Classic of hb comment to:—"I alius knowed 1 to° n,UAt w*,k the Phmk. Baldwin could make good In any I To clln'u‘x tWs situation lhe chair­ Lake Odessa, who are the proprie­ league." When the ninth Inning I ®*n °f Uu’ democratic county com- tors lo™ of the Woodland confectionery was posted with another cipher for 1 nlUtce sent the following telegram an1d drug’store, are the proud par­ of ---------------------a baby girl weighing seveno— both teams, the final score stood Ito Postmaster General Farley ati ent* ent*.. 0. Even thouah , New -- York ---- 1. .. Detroit — uniiiKii I Washington. As a result of this Mr. andohe-half pound*, bqrn Sept. 4. he he lost. lost. Lady Lady Baldwin Baldwin had had wnn won. nnd and 1 Foulkes may hear something quite I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allerding the daily papers thc next morning. interesting from the nation's Capitol.' and Mr. anl Mra. Will Hauer spent paid glowing tribute to thc prowess At least he ought to. The telegram j ‘he week end with Mr. and Mra. (Kenneth Hauer of Wyandotte. of ■ marvelous pitcher who came; read: Fourth Dbtriet Congressman Mr and Mrs- Jacob B™dy and from the sticks" to hold the great Foulkes and workers yes-1 son. Bobby, of Grand Rapids vtsNew York team to one lone run. George 1 The Detroit papers halted thc ad­ terday threatened Barry county ited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager vent of a mighty "south-paw" In postmasters with 'dismissal unles* front Friday until Sunday. flaring head-lines, and from that ('they come across for him. Fred f Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Fnul attendday on. m long as he remained with White. Nashville, contends Foulkes rd the funeral of the latter’s uncle, ttlC wwouncement that has given him authority to dismiss j Mr. W. S. Benham, of Irving town'Baldwin will pitch" brought great and name new Barry county post- ship. Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Harry Bush and son. crowds of loyal "fans." With only mxsters. White says he will name Lone day of rest, he was sent in to himself Nashville postmaster aiti Bob. were Sunday guest* of Mr. and • ’ - ---------------------Middleville postmaster. ' Mra. J. V. Hilbert. I pitch against the strong Boston •Lee Johnson Miss Arlene McMillen, who teach­ "Do postmasters In this district , team.- which he defeated by the l500^ °LLU) *' two scores have to submit to tills browbeating? es the Ragla school thb year, spent I made off his pitching in two full Barry county postmasters are neu­ the week end at Clear lake a* a । games that he pitched, and agiln tral in this primary campaign. guest with the other teachers of the I the work of the great left-handed Please give us assurance Foulkes county, of Kellogg Health Founda­ j twirler was lauded to the skies, and has no authority to coerce postmas­ tion. Mrs. Geo. Paul, Mr. and Mra. Ray­ he continued mowing down teams ters on his behalf. Full information will be sent on request." mond Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. that faeed him. A leading democrat of this coun­ Paul of Hastings attended the Jar­ ■ Of the -brilliant baseball pitchera who have flashed across the ty. commenting on thi* spectacular vis reunion at Ovid Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Spindler re­ baseball firmament, we believe that visit of the Fourth District congress­ "Lady" Baldwin's record is second man. said: -It is quite evident that turned to Lafayette. Ind.. Tuesday jto none. Comparison is difficult democrats cannot stand prosperity." after spending the summer with relatives here. Mr*. John Velte and for two or three reasons: Mis* Carrie Grozlnger accompanied THE LITTLE RED BRICK. . l8t—Flf‘y yean ago the first two Floyd Craig has started to har­ them and visited them al their foul balls that a batter hit did NOT ' count as "strikes" as they do today. vest his onion crop on the Wm. home there for a few day* before returning home. I If a batter struck out then, he either Strausbaugh place. Earl Plnkbeiner of Hastings called JaAnne Finnle had her adenoids had to take three healthy swipes at the ball or have three strikes at Wm. Strausbaugh's Sunday. Kltson had her tonsils and adenoids Mrs. Minnie Hammond spent one called on him. It doesn't take a removed. day this week with her daughter (mathematician to figure out that | that meant a lot more work for the nnd family, Ruby McCulla, in Haslings.---------------------C. K. & 8. next Sunday to Chicago i pitcher. Despite this fact, Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. John Huizinga of to visit the World's fair. Everyone retired a* high as 13 men on strike* in onp game and quite often struck McCords visited at Warren Boltons who hasn't visited the fair so far should take advantage of this ex­ out from 9 to 12 batsmen. During Sunday. Visitors at Charles Woodruff's cursion. 1886 he struck out 344 batten, or an Dayton Jordah lias been ill at his average of around 7 for each game Sunday were, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ingram and Mr. and Mrs. John Ing­ home In North Woodland for the (he pitched. ram of Hastings. past two weeks. Hl* daughter. Mn. j 2nd—Baseball managers 50 years Mr. and Mrs. Otis Letro of Bat­ AL Laird, of Battle Creek Is caring ago evidently regarded a pitcher as tle Creek spent Thursday at Wm. for him. ' * man of Iron, who could staff'd any­ Mrs. Lawrence Paul. Virginia and thing. The greater his ability to Strausbaugh's. Greydon Paul returned the last of pitch, tiie more they pitched him. A British railway company rents the week from a visit with Mr. and and sometimes complained because out carriages which may be shunted । they couldn't work him more. In to a secluded spot for a vacation. LIE9WINI K EM LID REPAIRING AND REBUILDING SCHOOL and OFFICE SUPPLIES We carry a line of supplies for stu­ dents in school—fountain pens, tab­ lets, note books, all grades of pencils, inks, etc. OFFICE SUPPLIES Filing cards, filing folders, typewrit­ er ribbon, paper, files, pen points, etc. Schoolhouse Supplies Towels, cardboard, crepe paper, chalk, erasers, blackboard slating, con­ struction paper (white and colors). FOULKES BE III coho itooii g •■"I o-4 PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE THINGS TO REMEMBER Holders of 4th 4|# Liberty Bonds, bearing numbers ending with 2 or 8, may exchange them through this National Bank for U. S. Treasury Bonds. All 4th 4J# Liberty Bonds with these numbers called for payment Oct. I 5, 1934. Barry County Crops Show conducted by National Bank of Hastings, Nov. 5 to 10. - ' Get one of our Premium Cat­ alogues showing cash prizes of­ fered. , All deposits in National Bank of Hastings are insured up to $5,000.00. - FDI< National Bank Washington BELIEVED IN THE POWER OF WANT-ADS ODAY, just as in George Washington's time, the surest method ol securing a renter, a buyer, an employee or the satis­ factory answer to any other “Want” is to “give public notice” of THAT WANT, and the most economical medium of giving the public notice of YOUR wants is the WantAd section of this newspaper. T HASTINGS BANKER �T1IE HASTTNOS BANNER. WltlSPSllAV SCTTEMBDl 11, l.U Social Events and Personal Mention Monday. daughter, id family. Mr CORNERS. llaon commence Altoft school dli rlth a fair attend erlence In teach ohn H. Brown ol iny with Mr. anc irand Rapids call­ er Tuesday aftera poor «pell with ’ returned to h tl, Ohio, last wt hoot teaching. NG AND -DING LyBarksr ng. you consult I then arrange : Hie materials I the bouse back i able state. ’ re Important is d rebuilding of tallon. housing y vital and unome people who r their systems ’ to replace a their house, or >p a leak in a tnees with your hyslclan advise ible pharmacist ent. lr "DaUj Maurice Edmonds made a business trip to Detroit lari wook. Mr.* and Mra. E. F. Bottom spent tbe week end at Midland. Mrs. Bruce caaper la visiting rel­ atives in Marshall thia week. Mr. and Mra. Oeorga Birutes [LOVELY FLOWERS AT CLUB LUNCHEON LUNCHI ——— ' Cover! Were Laid for Thirty_ _ —— Two on Tuesday—Mrs. Carveth Next Chairman LYDIA OVERLOOP AND H. E. PRENTICE MARRT. MIm Lydia Overloop. daughter of Henry Overioop. South Burdick »treet. and Hubert Eugene Prentice. Howland av»nna anrt nt avenue, son of Mr Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prentice. Hasting*, were united in marriage at 7 Tuesday (Continued from Page One) evening, Sept. 4. at the home of tha bride's father. The service was read Ethel Foreman served as delegate I tn — the *..v presence V. of > about WU- 85 guests fppm ik. thj« wa. aI,. by the Jtev. J. A- Veldman. Bethany inuai meeting a very Impressive me- ; Reformed church. The bride was at- (mortal aervtee was* held few the '. MTU DIST. CON WIMW Mrs Mary Link of Battle Creek Edw Kelley ot Fort Madison, te the guest of Mrs, Ophelia OHalr Iowa. iWting HMtlngs. Especially lovely and attractive *» the home of Mr. and Mra. C W w_ u ln unlwnUy were tbe early fall flowers, asters, Oawford.. hospital. Ann Arbor, for treatment. .>«.*,«, slnnias. uw marigolds, etc., used aa dem­ 'is. -22 Ur‘ E J Pr*1‘ » OUeaso orotloM •« Un taebroa at Ui« Quoifa Mra Mr .tut Mr. ... relatives. ..... (country Club on Tuesday. Thc ( visit —with _ where thirty-two ___ _ .... Urfd '7 *fl0« len«th T members who have pasred on during' Brown and some friend* from Bal- । Mrs. A luncheon tables, Vickery of Charlotte ______________ were. seated, were centered____________________________________________ the year, there being eleven: . called on baskets * Fourth uaasew of ui mixed mixra bloMOm*. oioMum". I,?“*' , ,,----- „.F*^, ----- 7. / T,,, ,. ------ a throughout the ujc ruurui District. uiainci, with friends. MUms oonnie Oook and Marjorie urday. ' Mesdamea Carl Wespinter. KcUar ICcIlar }™< long tube tulle veli, veil. which Which fell fell from from a a cap cap Mr Mrs s. Webster U.»istrr and and Mr* Kritner. Krllr —r Mr. and Mn. Dan Lewis visited Stebbins, also Lariks Cook and **Mr. and Mrs. Edward Welsch of Siem and A. A. Anderson comprised JInjptece^with aJ*»ri cliaplaln. gave appropriate readings ' Mrs. Ella Hall at tbe Kent Co. In­ Chicago are v tel ting her mother, lhe andian an(uj B puno solo, "My Buddy.” was' the committee In charge. Miss Ag-1 Ag- 1*" accessories also were white, and| firmary on Sunday, ., Mrs. Ida Bogart, of thte city. nes Sim won the guest prta at carried a bouquet of laltenuui , p layM o namea were fol .[ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crawford, . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lowing of U V. BUdWr I STS“ P",Cr have been spending ten days with ■ Mobile. Ala., spent the week end J^The"^nbe"re“ " " M1“ Marguerite Spoor. aUeDce. relatives in Chicago. . with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Travis. Guests were Mrs. Harold Pelham Jhir-n Mrs. Charles Burch of Grand Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson. rtfZMAiJdwtaw; 1?' pin* taneta am, whh .hteh| gown, mtn wn.cn; h“i Rapids was the guest of Mn. Robert . Mrs. Belle Brock and Mrs. Edith —...___ _ Powers _____ _.u».*he worewith blue she accessories. Her bon- I wore blue accessories. Her bou-1 Catherine of Lansing Burch on Monday. Bonnell drove to Aliegsn Sunday. quet was of pink roses. Hadley But- J*r, ‘ Mrs Winona Downing; Mrs. Marlon trirk Kn!am-LZ!M> was he,t man , Mr. and Mn. Rankin Hyde and 1 Iuid cnrol,e*l I20 llcw member.,. Hodgson. Charleston. W Va.. with Georg? of Prairieville visited Mn. Palms and garden flowers decorated Swtmenl Conrenttonwhich mrete' / Nettie Hyde on Saturday. of her mother. Mrs. Mary Peterson. Mrs. A. H. Carveth and Mrs. J. I. lhe home and MUs Eleanor New­ • Mr. and Mra. Weldon Wolfe Mrs. Don Foreman. Mrs. Harry Baransy. Ada. Ohio, with Mra. Paul­ house played Lohengrin's wedding; ’ family of Battle Creek vteited Waters and Miss Violet Reynolds ine McOmber. march and Mendelssohn's wedding ™‘™£r'. T^ain^nf : Ungs relatives on Bunday. Mrs. Carveth is chairman for next were In Kalamazoo on Saturday P. Vice-President, te chairman of lhe m'urch She also presented a short Mr iuia Mrs. Gary Crook returned week's luncheon. musical program preceding the cere­ losing side. Michigan placed second Monday from Stanton where they Mtes Mabel Bteaon spent Baturdny in a membership poll in the Central mony. A reception was held and a DOUBLE WEDDINGhave been since Wednesday. Division caiitainUig nine staffs. ' nlght and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs A very pretty double wedding took dinner served at the Columbia hotel, Mrs. Don Btedge went to Lansing C. M. Sisson and family of KalamaAnnual reports of rehabilitation, place Saturday afternoon. Sept. 1. after thc service, after which Mr child welfare and community serv­ on Thursday to join her husband, and Mrs. Prentice left on a trip to nt 1:30 o'clock at the borne of Mr who has employment there. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Leary and D. ice were given. The reports showed nnu Mra. mia aiian Albert. wijru. Green, near ■ ...... Mld- New _ York City - - and Washington. Robert Wolfe went to Ann Arbor _ Mr. and Mrs. Mike Beckwith sjicnt nnd dlnllle. ol « r»U- .0. &7 .Bl be .1 homl.lur Sept that U)» Hartings Auxiliary had ■■_ it... in U» preset nf on Tuesday where he will go through , — Sunday in thc northern part of tlw Uvea anal friends, when Ihelr d.ilKli- -J ». 8o-11’ BuM*ek Jlreel. Mrs been represented at five of lhe six lhe clinic at University hospital. ( Mtes state. district meetings during Uie year, a Mra. Martha Norton of Kalamaaoo 1 , of William Hopkins of Richmond. Ur Mbs Father oreen.AI* AreMe Freni ires mlns .war ooslume was total of thirty-two attending. Mra. ol Mr and Mra. Bay Burd, a brown erepe dress trimmed In a vteited her brothers. J. F. and E. C.1 Mjsj Ind., visited his sister. Mrs. Lizzie Bum. «m .. . ... . . it__ ... beige Kalcrr n ’nlrl and plaid, and hrnwn brown rirri'Vsirlrt accessories Beatrice Harmon of Centerville was Eamonds. and families Sunday. i Cole, over the week end. arriving on near NaahvUle. and Mtes Alberta endorsed lor Department Treasurer, Green and Marshall Tripp were Mr- Prentice was graduated from Misa Charlotte Beumer te home . and Thursday Hastings high school and Perris In­ and Miss Kingsley and Mrs. Fore­ from the University hospital al Ann Dr. and Mrs. K. 8. McIntyre went united in marriage Mrs. Alice A. stitute, Big Rapids. He is with the man were named as tbe Courtesy Arbor, fog a vacation of two weeks. to Detroit Sunday to thc ball game Griffin, minister of the U. B. church committee for the day. Peck Drug store. Out-of-town guests Mrs. Belle Brophy and daughter. as guests of Mr and Mrs. Jack Ru- at Yankee Springs, performing thc Officers fur the coming year arc: I ceremony. Both couples took their at' the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs Mrs Hasel Carpenter, of Kalamazoo . kowsky of Mason. Fred Prentice. Hastings. Donald District Commit tec woman. Mrs. I vteited Mrs, Nettie Hyde last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook and places befofc an arch trimmed in Prentice. Sturgis. Mr. and Mrs. E- E Thelma Webster of Niles; Alternate.. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Finstrom and son Robert and Mrs A D Kniakem pale blue and yellow banked with a Van Enoamun and Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Bernice Clark of South Haven; ' family were Sunday guests of Mr. went to Chicago today to visit rela­ profusion of chrysanthemums, dah­ Thomas Van Eneamun. Grand Rap­ Treasurer. Mrs. Harriet Calkins of | and Mrs. Andrew Kemp of Battle lia* and gladioli. tives until Sunday. Both brides wore gowns of pale ids. and Mr and Mrs. H E. Belgler, Sturgis. All of the other officers are Mr. and Mra. Richard Potts left Creek. Lansing -Kalamazoo Gazette. appointive and will be named before hue- Friday for Boston. Mass., for a visit blue silk crepe. October 20. After lhe ceremony dinner was before returning to their home in STOWE—GALLUP. Allegan will entertain in Novem­ served. Mra. Glenn Hollman. Mrs. Charleston. W. Va. Saturday evening. Sept. 8. at eight Kenneth McConnell and Mtes L21_ ' Frank Grten and Mrs. Lee Lapham o’clock. Mlu Edith Gallup and Wes­ ber and Hastings has again drawn from beauti- ‘ the January convention. um *- j Margaret Artek of Chicago have assisted with the serving. A beautlbusley Stowe were united In marriage 1 Discussion of lhe new by-laws was nm- been lhe guests of Donald Goucher ful large wedding cake with white at and silver trimmings, flllefc of the * the home of Mrs. John W. Rog­ the main business item considered fcw tor the past two weeks. ers. 209 W. MUI BL. thc Rev. E. L. | Mr*. Albert Altoft returned Thurs- valley and wedding bells in the cen- *Crocker performing lhe ceremony. by the Posts at their meeting held in the High school auditorium and X Of day from a two weeks' stay In Grand ter adorned thte brides' table. It J They were attended by Miss Anne and Rapids. Mrs. Hattie and Mary New­ was presented to them by their 1Stowe, sister of the groom and Clif­ many of the regulations were not approved by thc men. Election of aunt, Mrs. Douglas Rouse of Battle port ton accompanied her home ford Walters in Dre presence of officers resulted as follows: District ' Mra. Kathryne Kirtland, who has Creek. Each bride also had her about twenty guests. own cake with bride and groom dec1 Commander. Vern Adams of Three been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Maggie Best wishes are extended. Rivers; 1st. Vicc-Pres., Thomas Bot­ | Calkins, for a week, left Wednesday orations on them. tom of Bridgeman; 2nd. Vlce-Pres, After dinner they left immediately l of for her home In New York City. PARTY FOR SISTER. and Mr. and Mra. Perry Laubaugh and tor Grand Rapids and Detroit for Mrs. Roy Cordes entertained with Edwin F. Sayles of Hastings: Ad­ ( who Mr. and Mrs. William Shilton spent a two weeks' trip after which they two tables of bridge Saturday eve­ jutant. Howard Snyder ot Three will be at home on Mr. Tripp's farm, ning j lumoring her sister. Miss Mar- Rivera; Finance Officer. Luther Those from away attending the grey Reynolds, who has gone to Graves of Sturgis; Cliaplaln, Faihon er pointe in northern Michigan. , Mrs, Lucy Cregiow. Mra. Alma wedding were: Mra. A. J. Luxon of *spend tire winter in New York. Mrs. Lakeview. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Walls ( lyde Pender. Mrs Hazel Kruko and Mra. Georite Lockwood and Mrs. Robert Arms. Niles Martenson of Niles; Welfare Officer. Prank Annablc of . and Edith Bonnell spent the week end of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cook won honors at bridge. Hastings; Historian, Harley Tromp the with friends at Kingsley and Fife Rouse of Battle Creek. Richard Green of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. HINDS CORNERS. <of South Haven. they Lake. More than 1.000 persons were Everett Meyers of Centerville and ibus,' Daniel M Sigler and Mra. Rus- W c. Clark. Mr and Mrs. Glenn |sell Holmes left Tuesday for tiwlr Hoffman and family. Mr and Mm Miss ; present Sunday — at ---------------thc dedication Thelma Tobias of Urbandale i™ —... on — ---------------on her father and brother. WL of lhe Herbert McKinney Memorial < lyllte home in Gothenburg. Nebr. Mr. and Lev Lapham and family. Richard called i and Keet Tobias and family. Sun- Home at Otter Lake, the Billet for When they call for help— all- Mrs. Kim Sigler accompanying then, Burd. Miss Mildred Kinney of Ma- O. pie Grove; Mrs. Ray Burd. Merle i children maintained by the Depart ­ here । to Chicago. <*>■ afternoon. when they tail te render a Cor-1 Mr. and Mrs. Kim Sigler and and Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Frank . Jrtr. and Mrs Floyd Tobias of Kal- ment of Michigan. The Home is a spent the week end with hte tribute to Herbert McKinney, who । oc-;daughters also Daniel M. Sigler and Green. Jack and Dorotha of Nash- Wuyoo and ONLY then—as worked faithfully for the good of the oral i hte daughter, Mra. Russell Holmes of vllle: Mr. and Mrs. Z. Zoilvan and i I do they receive help. Help bias. Little Marian accomiuinlcd children stationed al the Billet. Thc for Gothenburg, Nebr.. vteited in Flint Mr. John Scobey of near Hastings Both couples received many love- them i I from Friday till Sunday. home to attend school after building cost 850.0(0 and U being thc | Dr- 8. M Angle of Jackson was in ly gifts. spending her summer vacation with paid for by the Posts and Unite of Michigan. Il is the largest building Best wishes to them from their ber I grandparents. ! on the city Thursday visiting hte sister. W. O. Tobias and son. Keel, aiul on thc grounds at Otter lake. Has­ Mrs. Mra. Lantz, formerly of Grand Rap- many friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias attended tings Legionnaires and Auxiliary By-1 ids. who is now livUig in their old VANDERBROOK — STODDARD. members are happy to know that the funeral of Elroy Tobias in Has. Mr. ixxne on West Clinton street. amination before it aeema Word has just been received of the lings Tuesday. . and [ Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs their contribution to this cause was really needed. THAT namarriage of Lyle Vanderbrook of . The Hinds school began Tuesday, second in thc state. The labor was Ruby | W. L- Hinman were. Mr. and Mrs. Hartings, and Miss Ellamae Stod ­ the 4th, with Mrs. Paul Smith as an ERA project but materials had to E. G. Musolf and son John of Gen­ be paid for. There U still tbe fur­ oa. Ohio, and Mrs. Musolf s moth­ dard of Grand Rapids. Tlie wedding took |)lacc at thc United Brethren Robert and Gertrude Phillips nishing of lhe rooms in thc girls' er. Mrs. Lewis Bensoh. of Flint. parsonage al Dorr. Michigan on Au­ started to Hastings High sclraol last and boys' dormitories to bo com­ >. in Mr. and Mrs. Cole Newton and gust 26. Tlic young couple were at­ week pleted. and contrlbuliotts for this Mtes Helen Newton were Sunday Mrs. Vjjla Phillips is spending a work will be gratefully received, in­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glearner tended by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gorsllne of Leonidas, the ceremony lew days with her son. Burrell, and dividuals and organizations being Dage (Mildred Newton) of Holland. _ | being performed by Rev. H. R. urged to assUt. Thc cost ot the work Miss Susie Phillips. OPTOMETRIST They Mrs Newton remained for a longerT Pfeiffer. r Miss Susie Phillips with her com­ yet to be done is estimated at M.700. Ind.. viriL Hasting! Both Mr. and Mra. Vanderbrook pany. M. W. Skidmore and Mr. and Don L - Beardslcc. Department Mrs. Hazel Kruko of Jackson came have been teaching In the Kellogg Mrs. Burrell Phillips son. and daugh­ Commander of lhe Izwion was in Tuesday for n visit with i»er sister. High school near Gull lake. Mrs. ter spent Sunday at Wall lake. charge of the dedication on Bunday. Mrs. James Cregiow. On Thursday Vanderbrook in lhe English and Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Phillips, the two ladies and another sister. dramatics department and Mr. Van­ Robert and Gertrude, called on her Mrs. Frank Pender, attended the fair derbrook has been lhe principal and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Oarriin Traverse City. also taught mathematics and will •on. and daughter in Cloverdale Arthur P. Laughlin has returned continue next year. Sunday afternoon. to hte home in Chicago after a brief Mrs. Vandcrbook was formerly a Mrs. Clark Payne spent thc week visit with Dr. and Mra. E. J. Pratt. Majnn girl, attended high school and end in Hastings. FRITTER BATTER. Mr. Laughlin has boon with his son. County Normal there and taught Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bunnell of 1 1-3 C flour. Robert, who sailed hte boat "Star'* for a few years In Ingham county. Kalamaaoo called on Mrs. Rlnra in Uie boat races al the Edison After receiving her life certificate Brown Sunday evening. 2 t baking powder. Yacht Club last week. from Western State Teachers' Col­ M. W. Skidmore was sick part of Doris Radford, daughter of Mr. lege she has specialised in dramatics last week but is around again at this 8-3 a milk. and Mrs. James Radford, was taking work both at the Conserva­ writing. 2 T powdered sugar (for sweet * brought home Thursday from Blod­ tory of Speech in Kalamazoo and in Miss Susie Plrillips returned from fritters only). gett hocpital. Grand Rapids, where the speech department of thc Uni­ a three days' visit in Ohio Thursday, 81ft dry ingredients, add egg. well she had been for treatment for in­ versity of Colorado at Boulder. Colo­ bringing a cousin. Mra. William Wy­ beaten, and tnUk. -The-batter should fantile paralysis. She te doing as well rado. ant. wtth her. Saturday the husband. be Just thick enough to coal thc ar­ as possible for which all arc happy. Mr. Vanderbrook attended Has­ Mr. Wyant, his two children and hU ticle it la intended to cover. If it is Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels. Ken­ tings High school and received tils neth, Gerald and Elaine Beckwith degree from Western State Teach­ mother came. They all returned loo Ulin, add more flour; if too thick, add more liquid. Dip a ajwon into home Sunday afternoon. spent Sunday afternoon and eve­ Large Bax ers' College. Recently he has been Miss Phillips with her company lhe fat and then take up a spoon­ ning with Mr. and Mra. Lewis Dan­ working on hte master's degree at called on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fish­ ful of the fritter mixture and care­ iels and family of Northeast Carl­ the University of Michigan. er of Hastings Center and Mrs. John fully drop it into lhe fat. without ton and ateo called on Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbrook spent Leslie Daniels and family at Carlton a week in Canada and thc cast in­ Brogan in Baltimore Saturday aft­ •paltering. Cook until they are deli­ ernoon. They were old friends of Mr. cately brown—(three to five min­ Center. cluding Niagara Falls and hrfVe re­ Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Leach. Mlles cently taken up their residence at Wyant thirty years ago. utes). Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hendershott For Tomato Fritters slice firm, unBaldwin and Clinton Scobey visited Midland Park. Gull lake. Augusta. and sons of Kalamazoo called on her peclftl ripe or green tomatoes in BupL and Mrs. Lee Howard and Hastings friends expend best parente. Mr. and Mra. C. N. Tobias, half-inch pieces croBawiae. Dip in family of Manion on Labor Day and wishes. Sunday afternoon. baiter and fry in deep fat hot attended the Harvest Festival. Max Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Tobias and W. enough to brown a bit of bread in Leach returned home with hte par­ MEETING OF. BUSINESS ents after spending a four weeks' WOMEN'S HOSPITAL GUILD. Ov Tobias attended the Tobias re­ one hundred counts <325 degrees F.l. vacation with the Howard family. Covers were laid for twenty-six at union at Pine lake Laixir day. Not so Serve plain or dust with sugar. Cartoa* For apple fritters pare. core, and the September meeting of thc Bu»l- large a crowd as usual. Forty-eight PARTIES FOR MISS lieas Women's Hospital Guild at the enjoyed dinner and some came aft­ cut apples in slices like doughnute MILDRED FOLI.1CK. Presbyterian social parlors on Mon­ erward. They were there from Has­ or cut in eighths. Eighth* may be Mb* Mildred Follick, who te leav­ day evening. Mr?. R J. McCreery tings. Lansing. Nashville. Detroit. cut in slices, stir into batter. Heat ing next week Monday for Bone­ being the hostess. Baskets and bou­ Anu Afbor. Battle Creek. Urbandale. fat to 375 degrees F. or 380 degrees brake Seminary at Dayton, Ohio, to quets of rinnlas. asters and petunias Kalamaaoo. Shultz and Cloverdale. prepare herself for a missionary, made attractive table deeoratlonx. Despite the weather all enjoyed a CUCUMBER CUP SALAD. was thc honor guest at two happy Following the business meeting good Visit and a fine dinner. Will Cut cucumbers in slices an inch •venta. , MLw Marie Rowe gave a moat inter­ meet next year at Poller Park, Lanand a half thick, hollow out cup On Tuesday evening thc U. B. esting talk concerning her summer and marinate tn French dreeing. church gave her a party which -wm vacation in England, where she at­ Chop celery, stuffed olives and green largely attended. After a pleasant tended Cambridge university tn Lon­ Claaaliaaa* of tbo Zulas j>ejnx'r very fine, slice radishes thin, evening of games and a lunch, a don. She also visited in Scotlano The natural tendency of the Zulu moisten all with French dressing purse was given her by her many and Irelandla toward cleanliness. The dally and fill the cucumber cups. Serve friends. Miss Katherine Humphrey is the bath la aa much an Institution In ZuThursday afternoon Mra. Garner hostess for October on lettuce. luland as In America. Cleanliness of Mrs. Olive CRABAFFLEJELLY. BlttlUDAY DINNER. and morality and pride of race wen ___ _____ ___tptoto MBpriae 5 lbs. crabapples and abower *t the home of the torMra. George Smith entertained ten attributes of the warlike Zulus long 5 lbs water (about 10 cupai. guests Bunday for a lovely chicken before the white man gained aaWash apples, remove stems abd The beat wishes of her ' ehany dinner in honor of her (daughter's. tendency In Africa, and these may !Fiends go with her.,_________ Mrs Wrtrcn Moore's, birthday. A still be found wherever contact blossom end* and cut in halves. Add beautiful large yellow afki white with ’ wbitea has not changed the waler and oook to mushy consis­ PARTY HONORING tency. Drip through jelly bag- Meas­ birthday cake and vases <>f yellow MRS. BRUCE CASPER. and white gladollas were used as a Znlu standards While polygamy la ure the Juice and allow three-quar­ lhe law of the tuition, and widely ters of a cup of honey for each cup Honoring Mra Bruce Casper of Walla Walla. Wash, Mrs. R. G. Pln- town gvfats were Mr. and Mrs. Lou practiced, high stumlards of moral-' of Juice UMl the juice to boiling, nle of Woodland entertained at a DeYoung and MIm Helen DeYoung Ity prevail And la no one were add the honey and cook rapidly un­ bridge supper on Thursday evening of Grandville.____ the admirable attributes of tbe Zn- til a slightly heavy drop forms on covers being laid for twelve. lua better exeiupUOed than in Sol­ the spoon (217 degrees P.». Skim MIm Kathryn Clarke lield top MlQGE CLUB. omon's grandfather, Setewayo, the and pour into hot glassas. 'Cover with paraffin when cool. bridge «nre. Mrs. Earl Wareham Mr. and Mrs. Archie McDonald king who led the Zulus ag»hi*t lhe Thte jelly may also be made with was aecond. and Mrs Carroll Mc- entertained their bridge club on Goffin. k>w. Mrs. Marlon Hodgson Tuesday evening, eight being pres- British and tbe last truly independ- equal measures of hooey and sugar Wt Delioor The BIG-Lilllt Sion Phono 2491 rot।ruler of tbe nation. In tills case, for each cup of crab- FallSui Are Here! 3001020001010201020200291601010101010101010200020101 EW FALL SUITS in attractive shades of brown, blue and grey arc here. You’ll like the new styles that arc comfortable and smart... and the new fall fabrics woven for long wear I You are invited to see this stock. The prices are '16.50 to *30 lor all wool suits. T. S. Baird when your eyes protest L. V. BESSMER LOW PRICES Friday, Sept. 14 Coffee Saturday, Sept. IS wh,tehoTu Ivory Flakes Toilet Tissue 23c 4™. 23c SoapChip. s X 28jc Jar Covers D“- 22c Tea Rusk Wheaties Butter 2 19c 2— 23c u. J7c AAAA MEAT SPECIALS AAAA Beef Ribs Boiling Beef Beef Roasts "T&ST1 2-15c Dried Beef Stroll 1 LK IOC LK 12}C 19c rIINMAN’j Helpful Suggestions ► CLOTHING & SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS HASTINGS apple juice allow three-eights of a cup of honey and three-eighths of a cup of sugar. PEACH JAM. 2 c 3-4 1-2 3 t honey. t allspice. < t whole doves. broken stick cinnamon. PEANUT BRITTLE 1-3 lb. peanut brittle. milk by placing unopened kettle of both covered with water. 3-4 c peach juice. Put spices in a cheesecloth bag. Cook all Ingredients together slow­ ly to the desired consistency, then remove the bag of spices and place jam tn sterilised jars. APHIOOT-P1NKAPPU Wash 10 pounds of apricota, ■GINGER FEARS. Use lured under-ripe pears. Wash, and mix with 7 1-3 pounds ol pare, core and cut pears into very and the diced fruit and thin closes. Weight pear slice® and allow four pounds of honey to four pounds of pear slices. Add one-half pour Into clean hot Jara and cup of water.' one ounce ginger root which has been cut Into small pieces, and two lemons, rind and all. which have been cut in very thin slices. Simmer all ingredients together very slowly, and when aa thick as mar­ members of tbe crow tribe, aad malade pul into hot sterilised jars. CUCUMBER PICKLES. 2 qls. cucumbers c vinegar. 1-8 t allspice.'' 2 c honey. 1 t celery seed. Mix spices, vinegar and honey and bring to a broil. Pack cucumbers in Jara, pour boiling syrup over them and seal. years. The length of Ufa of birds such as tbe Ulmloa and biers would probably be six or yeara, but there Is a doubtful Many bird* reinra to tbe HAM MOUSSE 2 t gelatin. 1-4 c cold water. 1-2 c cream. 2 c minced cold ham. 1-4 c chopped celery. 1 green pepper. 2 stuffed olive*. - --in cold water five minutes. Dissolve over boiling wa­ ter. Add ham. celery, paprika and olives. Mix thoroughly, fold in the stiffly beaten eream. Pour into mold and chill thoroughly. Turn out on bed of ertep lettuce or water cress. Garnteh with green pepper and olives. Serve with dressing. Bite NagaaiM 6lOCOLATE RKFRIG- ERATOIl CARR 1 small sponge cake. 1 t milk. 4 cm. sweet chocolate. Melt chocolate tn double boUar and add milk gradually. Beat yolk* ol eggs slightly, add to rhflfNtah mixture and conltaue cooking to double boilsr. stirring until mix­ ture thickens. Chill Add sriflly n slices of tuongfl cake, chocolate mixture. add 5** f*** �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER It, ItM -- --------------- STATE ROAD. 'ru c ruriDrUCC Our ‘,ch001 opwimJ fk-ptember 4th THE CH UK Cntj I with Mlu Beatrice DeMoU aa teach- WANTS BUS FARES arr a word, no adver- ■ ■■ - - ...., „ .-^=== 1T i Mrs. Lena Becker and Majesty her >UUr In Orand lUpUU CKVBCT E. B. Grinin, d. d.. Paatar. । Sunday. Jrffmon . hi. ctiurrh— ! Mias Majesty Becker and - Miss K..*A • SXi. nwH <» H- H. a. uu. E».»«rh.|iZarr.ir. al 7 .«<• P M nrrr'tall. . momn by a. a. uriffis. •*'*£" mmioWJ Mr. and Mra. James Sothard visr*Y.nkw aprins'.-suJd.y Hr'h-d. 8.00Jtcd Mr. and Mrs. Clyde MUler, at p. m prrarh'x.r »t i <•■> p m i-r hr. Leach lake Sunday. XrtTM Mr' “nd Mre' cliriOn Becker and rk .1 . .3ft. wounna H-un XamUy, vbitcd her folks, Mr. and -BuniHv Reboot i■• oo a. । Mrs. William Schazenbaker. of BedII uo a. M. hr I»r- drib ford, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James O'Connor are the parents of a baby' girl, name. Shirley Ann. Mother and baby are doing fine. ' Mr. and Mra. Car) Bryans visited Mrs. Lucy Coleman over the Week end. They are moving to the Heber farm In Carlton. r.rhe.1, -I siunz Mrs- Dora Coleman and son. —srt-< rath th> Clyde, of Rutland spent Friday evehry.iinpi’-rari" "f "■»: thwsht mng with Mra. JJhi Sothard. that I Ji* being her birthday mHoly » no Mrs. Bonnie Smith ..attended ...... t<,ramunion. .......................................... aiwoutu na1 .rhunh.i .. Iff,1>art^’ Thursday at Leach lake at c.-mmuninn ..f sehi.ni >«•> <-..L the cottage of Mrs. Ernest Hayes. mu a pot luck dinner was served at .h,r noon. These parties are gatherings ' of the girls who used to work at thc ’ Wool Boot" factory. From Hastings To Kalamazoo _„__80c Battle Creek __‘__80c ren freq I'hotle 3440 THREE ROOM atiorlnwnl S’EM Grand Rapids, $1.15 Lansing1.15 Chicago---------- 3.30 ItlbS factor I Flmar 3317 (FOR SALL —I I ditian. !>•• Detroit3.60 12 BUSSES DAILY THE TRIO CAFE HASTINGS :: MICHIGAN FOR SALE- GEO. M. NEWTON pair Ini. C»ah Far OU Gold. mlm. YEARLING purebred Rmwn Ki Our Service To PROTECT You Constaally Adjuat Fadrly Pay Promptly CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. < WRECKING 4 .4 4 4 4 *27 Oldsmobile, Studebaker Standard Six & '27 Chrysler 60 BODY GLASS INSTALLED WHILE YOU WAIT. 4 GLENN F. 4 Phone 2637 j Fed: UFX'l'— Hevni r»nm hmw. nrwlv 1- iteeorated. Aha dnirlile earner with Mnr «r..rk lu-nrb. Her T.d Mead. 419 | Fait lllalr St ■• 12 | Foil SALF<-40 arrr« eno.] land, fair hnitdinza. TC rrv.ni luniar cm-d •cirlne water Telei.hr.ne 1. F4 Mxldlntde. Mr. rimrcr I hnrrblll 3.13 Wilbur St . Grnnd lianl.la. !> 12 ALFALFA HAY f..r sale Chee. A Send * Snn Phone 7IS—FI8 ’-• 12 Z STEADY tt'OKK. <<■<»•• f»> Hrhnlde man k wanted t- rail on farmer* u. N Hnrrv ; rnund X» naprrirnre nr .np.tnl nevdbl rd WriCrC.nl*. MeXF.SS t l> ICrr.t, h 11 Hlin-i.____________ 0_l£ M WASTED—Will du heht hnu.rwnrk. b mrndine and dnrnine in return fnr . warm n-m and meal*. Write Mr., F 1 Maxrie Calkin*. 34* W. Stale Rnad. ) i Ha.tlne._____________________ f> 12 ’ ► ► ► LAUBAUGH ► Hastings ► ► FtCl'S'D—Certain *um nt tnnnev. t'-.mmunleate with Bnutx-r nffire tn idrnlifr ami.irl lime and nlare h *t ft !•• MODERN Hol'SE Inr rent, rime in An I Idr at Parker II.... . ft 1ft 1 FOR SALE— Heieral i-unc full l.l.mde.! Poland China Imnr pie*- Al.n Shoa l.n-k 2 Vr.r. I.I.I Phnne 13 11 Ha" Seld. Walter J. Ilearh n»w|iaie R j - EAST WALL LAKE AND VICINITY. Last Week's Letter. ( Mr. and Mrs. Ma tureen of Kalar in a zoo and Mr. and Mrs. FriebeU and children of Detroit spent La­ r bur day at tlic Maturecn cottage. . , Mrs. Couch, daughter and grand। daughter of Detroit, who have been [ spending thc last few weeks in thc ch • White cottage, returned home Sun■ .day. 1 Rev..and Mrs. Bowser returned to their tfcmc in Ovid Thursday. BI. JOHN'S LUTHERAN MISSION. Rev. Vrecland and wife ended a four weeks vacation Friday and re­ <n turned to their home in Tecumseh Friday. Mrs Sprague and Mrs. Snell left for their home in Toledo. Ohio. Wednesday. ...„w Mr. Berry of Detroit visited the •Th. couchs Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Alice Laubaugh spent lhe iZa .week end with Mr. and Mrs. OUs [Boulter of Cressey. . ninr1 Mr. and Mrs. Lldfil and Barney Laser of Big Rapids were visitors at Chas. Kahler's Sunday and Monday. um. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ricker of Owendale have been vWHng thc , past week at the homes of Mr. and i Mrs. Carl Ricker and Mrs. Mina 'Aldrich. milr.’.'mi’b .'f *M.ddk’ ill".’’ CImL| Wifi •nn. Route 3 <1 12 WANTED—An. small breed 1-OI-* exrn-l hennda; highest ra.b paid. Phone 37.1ft_______________________ *1 12 anteed to hold ths rupture .... TitiXKH W .uLVVhX.i-in.ilV 11". rxim.ir.1 feztnro ‘'Selective Pressure Control’•. Nothing else Ilka KASTING3 C. B. BALDWIN anover • Hastings J. E. NORTON tlms with Innumerable slrands.of silk from tiny spinnerets beneath their abdomens. Moat spiders ha« seven principal ailk glands with which to weave, tie victims, and go ballooning. , •The young spider," writes a na­ turalist Iu the Kansas City Star, “filugs out a strand to the wind and An Intelligence and devotloa In the care of Its eggs equaling and, In some respects surpassing, that of the nesting barnyard hen was attributed to the blue-tailed skink, a Hurd common tn thia section, by a curator ot reptiles and amphibians at tbe American Museum of Natural History, who told of experiments and research Into ttvftoroodliig hgbIts of this and other lizards carried to make a landing, he simply hauls In his safl." ’ Perhaps the only practical aspect of spider study Is Iu Its relation to the silk Industry. Silkworms are communlata. Spiders are dangerous Individuals who cannot live together In a community. They devour one another. One probably would sur­ vive In a community of spiders. Per­ haps It Is too expensive to main­ tain separate stalls for spiders. Silk­ worms are produced In man “It is possible to weave good aUk from spiders." he says. "If you wish Hoarding of Valuables to try It, tie the spider to a table, Habit of Ancient Rome seize the strand he always wears be­ hind him gnd. keep pulling. It Is in the ancient Orient the use of possible to pull strands from sev­ precious metals as a medium of eral spiders simultaneously." exchange came liito being, gold be­ ing most prominent In Egypt and ' rilyer In Mesopotamia. There was I The loftleat meteorological station vary little ot wiiat we know os com­ ever oiH-rated lu the United States mercial banking and individual hold­ ings of precious metals were mainly Colorado. 14.110 feet nbove wn hoarded. Tbe temples provided fa­ level This post was established In. cilities for safekeeping. In the Sixth and Seventh centuries, B. C.. 1873 by the signa) service (then our national meteorological organi­ the Lydians of Asia.Minor Invented zation). closed In 1888, reopened by the art of-coining money. From this tho weather bureau In 1802 and lime boarding was limited chiefly to closed definitely two years later. coins and the metals out of which The peak was difficult of access un­ coins were made. A leading Idstorlnn of Greece has til thc cog railroad was constructed In 1801. nnd the trials of the ob­ referred to Its flnanclnl economy ns servers Included mountain sickness, a “napkin economy,*1 thus implying the general prevalence of hoarding. terrifying adventures with lightning While there were a considerable and windstorms so alarming that, during one of them, prayers for thc number of fortunes in ancient Rome, bused on the possession of specie offered tn the churches of Colorado and jewels, most property In Homo was landed. Such money ns was Springo. jMissessed was for tho most part hoarded, though the business class or equities carried on rather extenI sire investments connected with tho । 'Line chat iht "lawti i cl... c-urt i.nriKirciiic d'li/'prnbBte1 and ""hr ! n.i adninittrsilon «f . ' pin namril nea nr ..f ar ih«*' n o'rfavk in In Um ti* । »r n< m a evil- j h.t Mbiie noth. I 2‘.’X“.r.'.V2K I hrsrins. in the ( ■-ananer printed true ropy. Mildred Smith. Reei.t.r of Probata. ORDER FOB FUBLICATIOW. Rtate ot MichlssD. Iks Probate Coui Ilia Coualy of Barry. MORTGAGE SALE. The friction match, first made In (’0,,8l»ted of splinters of wood dipped In fused sulphur nnd then BPI’cd with a mixture composed district,. Mrs. Smith’s Hardware. J. E. NORTON i . | I COOK’S WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP I WANT TO SELECT ant occapuien. • UTILITIES ENGINEERING* INSTITUTE AMAZING LOW PRICE HOLLAND FURNACE Small down ■> a W ■ n ba lanca nlkly. •770? LIST your STOCK Nashville Phone 121-1*21 Polley Household Furniture. Saturday. 22" Fira Pot. Other slits proportionatriy low. Senthilly of antimony sulphide, chlorate of potash and sonic adhe• , . '. outstanding valaas evar * VC KUni' L'“cr' ’* ,h®ph<”' off»r.d. You gat a fall Phoma friction uncivil match was proauceu. produced. ,: aisad Ji’ heating plant. hunted when rubbed against ■ ith — high .. grad< n ro|IK1| The Rafety match hsavy castings built and (1855). so .culled because It would «ua'am,,<d the world's ■« «™™i >mk. oni, * w-"= box, simply tncriKfc-rri-d the phoe- i A ... . .. .. I .. .... A small down payment phorus from the Up of tha striking match to the aldo of tho box. heating problem. i' Complete Installation of the Warm Friend by faclory trama ! men aiiurea | | eatiifactory performance. | j Don't delay. Save real f Monay. A Holland Man Tools. Hay, Grain. Furniture, lion day or night EUm or anything you wish to HoZXaarf Ctoaaa e»rf A.^a/ra ' A/ZMatea oFFm/mo., tgr tell at a Community sale, with HENRY FLANNERY " the FOR SAL i j Although lizards arg generally ' looked upon os cold-nnturcd crea-v lures that abandon their offspring; to the mercy of lhe elements, reesnt ! experiments show that the mother skink broods her hatch of eggs with' maternal solicitude unexpected to a i reptile, and will aven defend them against enemies many times larger ' than herself. Furthermore, it was shown that, unlike the hen which will wit on Chinn eggs with apparent satisfaction and full expectations, the skink recognizes Its own eggs by tnsllng them, nnd refuses ho waste time on those of other families of lizards, no matter how similar.— New York Herald Tribune. । in P“hllc nffalra nnd ndmhitstrntlon of •-iu-1 the empire. ot”-* mi“>« • HOLLAND FURNACE CO. SIMON ETTERBECK PHONE 1626 HASTINGS Mary Crookston of Hastings and Mr. and ! Mrs. WUl Louden of Gull lake. AUCTIONEER At the Wallace Feed & Seed Store Stewart Waters and famUy spent 522 W. Grand St. Sunday at Phon* 3368 F'iii- S \ For Sale Cheap! Massey-Harris corn bind­ grain drill, 11 hoe. Tell us your needs (pr fertiliTer. We have a car on the say. Hastings Co-operative Elevator Association * HASTINGS, MICHIGAN •'V. HASTINGS MARKETS tilth The number of hairs on thc hu­ man scnlp varies with the complex­ ion of people. Fnlr-halred or blonde girls are said to have from 140,000 to 100,000 hairs, brunettes from 100.000 to 110,000 and red-haired ladles from 30.000 to OO.OOU The average length of a good head of hair which has not been bobbed la about 30 Inches. From these be­ liefs It has been figured that theaverage young unbobbed woman carries around with het about 75 miles of hair—placing the hairs end to end.—Pathfinder Magazine. Spiders are small gods, living soli­ tary, unsocial and predacious lives. They sit In their webs or near their webs, watching for the Innocents ot the insect world. They contemplate their surroundings with eight or Mr nnd Mrs Samuel Geiger of Quimby and Mr. and Mra. Heber ------- < Foster of Morgan were Sunday vis­ .----------------------- Art Richardson and family. EAST DELTON. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Corey, their ; daughter and family from Man-, cclona, and Mrs. utajiuuuij .Raymond --------------------- ■ — 1 — ---- Mr. —■ and ...... rpAA/rr DDnrDti/n Da.ker fr?m Muake«on spent SatGKANGE PROGRAMS «r<Jay night and Sunday with Robert ——— -------------[ Louden and family. " ~ | Manson Newton and wife of near Richland spent Sunday with Masdn 11' Newton. . •« Sunday visitors at elate Louden's 'were, Ardy Louden and family of FOR SALE Massey-Harris apart and the stern crushed to the ground, killing Commander Zachary Lansdowlte and 13 of the crew. The bow floated on and was brought safely to the ground by Lieut. Com. Charles E. Iloseudnhl. with lhe surviving 20 of her com­ plement. The Shenandoah was 630 feet long. 78 feet In diameter. 0G fret high, with a gns capacity of 2.150,­ 000 cubic fecL—Cleveland Plain Dealer. u,rir 1 had the misfortune to recqlve a '*•••••'• »n.i i-n (fractured bone of the leg Friday. -'d T<«*tr...« K.triHnr for.bi. romf-.ri.nr «uni., the home of their son. Clyde, and HwIm K s.u.u, 1W'*-- helping care for the jiew Mr. .n,i Mr. M.ir..|,» grandson. Ernest John Tooker, who i.or. W|„> !irr?i The Prescription Drug Store er; A violent squall, struck her 1 Spiders Patiently on Science Expert Praises Lizard as Good Mother} Watch for Any Victims CARDS nf THAMk'C or / fT/1/VA..j justtnent for you. Let ns show • Hastiags Was Wrecked in a Storm The Shenandoah was designed by Americana, fabricated In American plantr anil assembled at the navy dirigible base at Lakehurst. N. J. She was completed and tested in 1023. On January 16, 1024. a gale wrenched her from a mooring mast at Lakehurst, -.damaging her some­ what, but skillful handling brought ber safely back to the airport Thefe were plana for using the Shenandoah for an American polar expedition, but President Coolidge frowned on the scheme. Thereafter the craft made several long trips about the United States. On tbe morning of September 3. 1025, she was crossing Ohio on her . I WEST CARLTON. FOR ■<SALEHerbie -Four Cooper, ..arm. -fwho bee. has al.nbeen In ” , quite poor health since his sickness of pneumonia, left Tuesday for In­ diana. From there he will accomI nntlV puny relatives tn to Cnlifnm.n California, rmi.h *t ' Mrs Rrx Frisby commenced school h »t FT.n'k,fnri Monday as teacher of lhe Ryan 1 30,r”r7 h* Sch001I'Vopb-.'Ti'ur ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Hunter of Lake ». rv.nc.4i.nr Odessa, accompanied by John Rlch"«<> " Tu~“;« nrtl543n and w,fe- were .Sunday gussU h«i H,i. wrrk. of Albert Nash and mother of Has! CHANCEBY NOTICE. • t Fr.r Mrth tlngS. State of Micblfan. In thr Cirri for thr County nf Harry, in I ■tine Ssiudar | Miss Lena Andrus has entered h •Etkrl M Eliyj. Plaintiff. - ----------' nurse's training class at Battle ------ ---------= Creek. hnu.r rar liullt nn Checrol-t imrk. A barrain for .omr me. J II Kanninn. Iln.lin6. Unuir 3 ft 12 WANTEFi llnvdrr. bi .eric nr will do Uu7ant r Jl'nt 11- 1'' 1.mmHl’ ’M2 , I'l.iR 8AI.K—HIH-.1 eheat, tram, S7.1 lake, them, or «n<,1,| ^tr«.le Ur rattle or Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service Dirigible “Shenandoah'* p.,,„•.„ . T.,lh K [ Galesburg. <■ I Newfoundland Got Out Mr and Mrs. George Lelnaar and Stamps to Honor Cabot !dau8hl«r Josephine o"f Hickory'oiphnne m.7 *' "" W“m coinlong set of postage stamps to camMr and Mrs. rthierson Louden memorate the four hundredth an- i and son Billy spent the week end nlveraary of its discovery by John with her parents near Richland. Cabot, an Italian navigator in the Mias Lucille Oainder will start her employ of of England, it Henry Henry VH VII of England. ;■school In Kalamazoo Sept. 24. snys a wr'L ’ Chicago Trib___ ‘, ’----------------rriler ’In the Primitive Methods Used FiiR Stt.E-Prar. for -ale. Mr. Prank unc. Giovanni Caboto was born in llawfilila. Na.bi.lle. M.rh.- Phon. 57 - Genoa, but had long resided In Ven- I to Catch Trout, Salmon [WANTED—vti.e men »lib tkree tn five •Ice prior to removing In H84 with ' Perhaps tbe most primitive meth­ He made ' od of netting flsb In tbe world Is f hondre-t dnl|*e. foe brm.m r<ianufaelur< bls family to London. j is2.T.7',.’Ct to; sevessl. attempts to reach the “La- one commonly practiced In remote hind of Brazil" and tliat of the parts of the Hebrides, where sea iFOR SALE—Cheap hl-r.e nr would trade “Seven Cities." supposedly- some­ trout are numerous. Heather Is f. r row or her. Will Ilr.an., IU.. _ tins.- Roulr V. Phnne 7S2—Fl . ft 12 where west of Erin, but only after , tied Into bunches by means of Columbus ’returned from his sue- . WANTED—Wood >late .Iln . lio.10 nr 1 I2V1O Slate price Homer Reciter cessful voyage did he realize that ■ bands of rushes, and these bundles are heaped, one on tap of another, his riiips had merely been coasting across the middle of n pool In which jflong the shores of Europe. many trout congregate. Flat stones Preparations were made fur s ' 7 4 n-.ll>. we.i M,,l,ll. are placed on the bundles to keep . irw 1 **al voyage, and on May 2, 1407, I them down; a sort of barrier and POR SALE —T.anrvf r*nfe i ’ Pn"?X I “t DU* from Bristol, arriving at ! biding place for fish being thus <-a',e Breton island on June 24. ' made. The stream and •‘tall- of tbe "9 12 ' Skirting tiu- coast of Newfoundland ■M J. pool are then splashed by natives •>t imun-l on his return he' named sevei --.era]’ i ' armed with poles, when tbe trout capes as well as the island of «L . ,. MU .. nctt0. (and It may be salmon) dash headPierre and Miquelon, now owned by first Into the loosely tied heather rrancg~ L bundles, which have been placed Charley Beck's near BABBY COUNTY REPUB­ LICAN CONVENTION. AT HASTING8. THURSDAY, SEPT, IwtNTHD F.-m b-nl l.y -be mnnth 1 n-nry W Kmr* Delton. Phene ?ft — 2 tbs. Table Talk Coffee 9OC (A Repealer) ........ IW1NTED TO IH'Y —Al.,.,,1 7.1 IVhit, 1 t.-rbnrr pull. t. In abnnt f.nir week., 1 Walter D'l-kre W....H-.n l i-hr-n.- <1 1* KOH X.»l K-4ape. Mr. Vineent X..r *-• •---------------with their "growing" ends outwards. Butterfly Fish „ „vu UB1) ajr „ncc |n loe fBn. Tt. York !><.««. ! a,a „c„rt„ u,, hn,t,,c, lh the first specimens of butterfly fish 1 -------; ----------assume--■•• silllneaa, add -one -by out of the sin-des pontodon to have j lhe stones are quietly removed, and FOR RALE—Rich rhalr. found their way to this country. '*n E Marahall 81. ant tht flsh-containlog bundles thrown Some ot these Interesting fresh-wa­ ashore.—Montreal Herald. ter flabes from Central Africa Ire on display there. Tlie filamentary t/vr'in ,al1 °r *bs pantodon measures Iu the. Great Smoky mountains b»ip | about two Inches. In length, which '•'p.l la about two-thlrds ag long as-Its there Is a giant grapevine five feet _ ------------------ -—... „TJ7! black and white body, which Is In diameter at a point 12 inches ”*rkled "llh red. Not only do Its above ground. two. win P„.^b f.m, beautifully marked fins resemble »■—1 ■ • —— ( brttWfly wing's, but it Lus long, an When a woman savs her husband llke fe*lw» exlending from Is the liglit of her life, he probably , “j* TWI,ni1 n"«- Uttle is known accumulation of myriads of micro­ __ A ___ ___ r ' of ths Ilf.. I,Hl.lt. _ scopic animals. You can save money on your purchases and sell your Cream,Poultry and Eggs at Highest Market Prices. EVERY DAY A BARGAIN DAY 5 lbs. Sweet Broad Cast Corn Beef Hash .................... 19° 10- 1 Pkgs. Seeded or SeedleaA Rabin* (Blue Ribbon Brand) ............... 17- Milk Bottle Capa 500 Size Tube.................. Hershey Cocoa One-Half Lb. ................. Tomato Joice 12 Ounro Can .......... Strainer Pad*—Regular |1J5 Seller—Special .... SUGAR 10 Lbat. ........................ ... ag­ iolo­ os53' STRAINERS—Made from Heavy Metal, large rise— (Detachable Pad Holder) A REAL BUY------------------------- SPECIAL EXCURSION OraagevllU Pr.lrl.TiIU A Century of Progress Tlorn.ppi. ’ AT CHICAGO, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1# . , ^<>00 L ACRADKR. ROUND TRIP Coachea Only Leave Hastings 6:13 a-tn. REFUBLIOAX STATE CONVENTION. IS. irsnurlloa of ui ■4J loyally coow k«fo THURSDAY. AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTION—TRAVEL BAFELY BY RAIL MICHIGAN CENTRAL TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING GROUNDS �Wednetday, Sept. 12,1934 >, Saturday, TON HBAVY or •FACTORY -DING SHOP iLECT U Incltai- wUn<i to BERING PRICE ND oathly. RESULTS OF FLOWER SHOW AT FREEPORT Open for Three Days in Con­ nection With Home­ Coming Best Arrangement of Garden Flow­ ers In small basket—1st.—Mra. a. Wells; 2nd.—Mra. M. Steckle. Best Arrangement Large Basket Garden Flowers, mixed—1st—Mrs. J. A. Godfrey; 2nd.—Mra. o. D. Bauer. Hostings Best Malden Hair Fem-1st.Mrs. Lucy Karchcr. Best Asparagus Fern—1st—Mrs. R. F. Kunde. Gladiolus— Best 3 spikes—W. H. Whip^-Ht. —J. E. McElwain; 2nd.—A. Steckle. Light Pink—la:.—J. e. McElwain; part; THE HASTINGS BANNER SAVE SEED STOCKS SUPPLY IS LIMITED Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Do Not Empty Bins for Feed Until Bure That Next Year's Crop Can Bo Planted CITIZENS MUTUAL STARTS NEW YEAR Anniveriary Party Is Held was made by Mr. Prentice. Al*d some sand from Lake Michigan which we all love to play In. Arthur BurghdofT brought some paint and painted tho table. Everyone says it jlooks much better. broadcast Saturday. Sept. 15, at 3:30 on Thursday, Au­ eastern standard time over the Co­ gust 30 ‘ lumbia broadcasting system. and trying to strike water. A dinner and get-together meet- working ’ The Flower Show held in Free­ October IB is the convention of Mr. Hathaway gave us some new port in connection with the home by-products of the 1934 crop season the State Y. M. C. A. of Michigan Ing featured the nineteenth annl- ,window shades which we all appre­ coming was open for three days and Sowerby. secretary. will be a scarcity of adapted seeds if versary of the Citizens' Mutual Auto <ciate.—Avis church at Lansing, with Dr. Fred B. Verne Prentice, teacher. many people visited the Show’from care |s not exercised in saving for Fisher giving the address. Insurance Co., ol Howell, Mich., local and distant points, including seed all varieties suitable for that October 2 is Uie regular meeting which was celebrated Thursday by WEST HOPE./ 1 twenty-seven cities and villages In purpose, according to the farm crops of the Barry Co. Ministerial organi­ 30 agents and friends at the West­ Michigan and people from New York School opened Monday morning department at Michigan State Col­ zation. a most important meeting, ern Golf and Country Club. City; Chicago, Ill.; Akron. Ohio; Scarlet—1st.—John Fish. lege. and every minister and Sunday Among the speakers were George with Mrs. Lena Laubaugh ut the Milledgeville, Georgia; Ban Jose, The lack of livestock feeds will School superintendent who possibly J. Burke, president of the company; helm. The school house underwent California; and Mansfield. Ohio. Crimson—1st.-—J. e. McElwain. complicate the situation because can should be present. The meet­ Judge George Bushnell of the State :some much needed repairs last week. Considering the dry season and Salmon Pink—1st.—John Fish. grains will be' fed which might oth­ ing will be held in Hastings. A Supreme Court, and Police Oom- A new floor. Interior painting, new cool spell preceding the flower show, Zjricot—1st.—E. McElwain. erwise be carried through thc winter genuine welcome Is extended to all mlssloner Heinrich Pickett. Cam- ।foundation in the anteroom and the exhibits’were exceptionally good j porch repairs will make school much Orange—1st.—J, e. McElwain and be available next spring. Michi­ new ministers recently coming to eron McLean. Scotch baritone, and 11 and well deployed. Flame Pink—1st.—J. E. McElwain. gan will have to depend almost en­ Barry county. others took part in the musical pro- I pleasanter this year. Last year we were pleased to have Albatros White—1st.—J. E. Mc­ tirely upon her own resources for Evart. Ardis, H. 8. principal of gram. I| Miss Gienna Osgood went Sun­ , wtth us a new bride and groom in Elwain. next year’s seed slocks. Freeport High school, will lead the Nineteen years ago, on Aug. 30, day to Potterville where she has ac­ .our window display. This year they Best. Single spike Yellow. White, Seeds are scarcer in many other Y. M. C. A- group there this year. the Citizens' Mutual Automobile In- 1cepted a position in a rural school | returned to our Flower Show bring­ Outstanding Blue. Lavender. Red, sections; and. areas where surpluses surance Co. was organized by a there. ing with them their tiny Infant Apricot. Old Rose, Cream .Pink Pi­ are held, do not all produce seeds Mrs. Russell Holmes returned small group of businessmen. The EXPECT MOTH HERE daughter. Roberta. cardy and Salmon Pink. J. E. Me-'’ which are adapted to Michigan con­ of such an organization had home to her school duties in Pontiac FOR ANNUAL VISIT idea Mra. M. IL Sheffield of Gnpid El wain winning all lhe firsts; ditions. The federal government, in i its inception in the mind of Wil­ after having spent the summer with Rapids judged the flowers. Smoky, Mother Macree. J. E. Me- some .sections, is buying seed stocks liam E. Robb who. during his col­ her parents here. Russell will re­ Fallowing are Ute names of win­ ---------Elwain; 2nd.—Harry Boughner. -------------------, -----.------.and holding them for distribution: Mach Traveled Pest Starts in lege days, had sold cyclone insur­ main here while work is plentiful. ners in thc Judging and classifica­ Best Spike of show—Smoky. Moth- next spring. That source should not I Honduras and Eats Its Way ance with Marked success and had Mrs. Ullle Woodman and Archie. tion. er Mncree, J. E. McElwain.----------------------------- ‘-------------------°"°— men.1 be J depended upon by Michigan become convinced of the need of a, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hunt and family Dahlias— Across the Country Best Table Most Outstanding Col­ I Michigan grains this year, while 'mutual insurance company where attended the Johncock reunion at Best Unusual Semi-cactus—1st — lection Glads, j. E. McElwain. short In yields, were quite good in East Lansing. Sept 4.—One of the the small premiums of the many Duck lake near Marshall on Sunday. Mrs. M- Steckle. Best Table Most Outstanding quality. Seed oats and barley stocks best insect traveler* the Alabama . Miss Gienna Osgood and Mra. Best Color red—1st.—Mra. M. Oallectlon Dahlias. Mrs. M. Steckle. should be removed from the feed moth, is due to arrive in Michigan The company was organized with Harold Springer nad Gloria spent Steckle. Junior Department blns now. Farmers who do not have about Scut. 1 on its annual pil­ । Tuesday in Kalamazoo. Best French Dahlia—1st.—Mrs. M. Best French Marigolds—1st. Rob­ suitable seed should attempt to find grimage from Honduras, according rapid, according to Mr. Robb, that, Mr, and Mrs. Coe Butler of Akron, Steckle. ert Brandt; Yellow, marigolds—1st.. good stock In their own neighbor­ to the entomology department at at the end of the year it had 12,000i Ohio, spent the first of last week Best Show Dahlia—1st.—Mrs. Frederick Curtiss; Orange marigolds hood and get possession of it before Michigan State college. Barnes members. During thc past 19 yearsi visiting the Osgood and Frank Dorr. —1st., Frederick Curtiss; Best Zin­ It is used for feed. There docs not In common with other globe trot­ it has paid 169.340 claims of a totalI families, who are cousins. Coe, it Best Decorative Dahlia—1st.—Mrs. nias Large—1st., Frederick Curtiss; appear to be any chance that seed ters. the Alabama moth has a va­ of 19.121,527.01. will be remembered, used to work . M. Steckle. 2nd., Carl Lightfoot. prices will be lower any time be­ riety of names and a taste for During the past year the com­ for John Osgood. Best collection Gladlolas—1st.— Best Asters—1st. Carl Lightfoot. tween now and seeding time. knlcknacks. found in all localities. pany has Insured more than 40,000I Mixa Harriet Schaffer of Muncie, Mrs. Frank Yarger. Best Pepper plant and peppers— Seed corn, gross, clover, and al­ The Alobatna moth cats cotton in Automobiles. It employs 48 personsi who spent the summer with Miss Best Golden Rod Display—Honor­ 1st. Jane Curtiss. falfa seeds w|ll not be too plentiful. the south under the title of lhe cot­ In its home office and has morei Gienna Osgood, returned home Sat­ able mention, Mrs. J. A. Godfrey. Best Sweet Peas—1st. Corl Light­ Arrangements should be made to In­ ton worm, when It gets to the tobac­ than 500 agents licensed to operate> urday. Best Basket Arrangement Zinnias foot. sure a supply as soon as possible. co fields it becomes the false bud in practically every county' in the —1st —Mra. C. D. Bauer. Hastings; Best Cockscomb—1st. Jane Curtiss. Seeds for emergency crop?, soybeans, worm, and in the truck gardener's state. Responsible attorneys and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hunt left Satur­ 2nd—Mra. A: Wells; 3rd.—Mra. Ed. Best Collection red Zinnias—1st. Sudan grass, and Reed canary tomatoes it is the tomato fruit worm. adjusters throughout the different day for a trip through northern Good Robert Brandt. grass, should be husbanded carefully. In Michigan, the Alabama moth. states and Canada are equlpj>ed and Michigan, returning Wednesday. It Best Pompom Zinnias—1st.—Mrs. Best Handicraft, Bread board. Store all seeds where there Is no Is just a pain In the neck. It collects ready to care for claims. The com­ rained nearly all the time so they C. D. Bauer. Hastings; 2nd—Mrs. Boot jack. Handy vise—1st. Orton chance for loss from weather, in­ around lights In clouds and causes pany has been very successful in could not enjoy the trip. J. A. Godfrey. Seese. sects. or rodents. Good crops can be more or less mental disturbance to working out a fair plan of adjust­ Miss Mildred Osgood recently fin­ Beat Arrangement in yellow—1st. Best Hibiscus—1st. Jane Curtiss. raised from thin seedings of high food producers. It also rasps the ing and less than one-half of 1 per ished her term of summer school at —Mra. A. Wells; 2nd.-Mra. M. Buel Sisson displayed a bouquet quality seed. skins of ripe fruits and causes them cent of the claims ever reach Ut!gn-» lhe State Normal College of MunSteckle. of potato blossoms gathered from his tion.—Detroit Free Press, Sept. 2. Best Snapdragons—1st.—Mrs. M. potato patch. They were an unusual PROTECT YOURSELF The moth is brown, about one and M. O. Hill is local representative structor and spent a week with the Steckle. feature at thc flower show. Very few WHEN WALKING. one-half Inches In wing spread, and for Ulis successful company. home folks. With her came Miss Best Cosmos—1st.—Mrs. A. Wells. people could name them displayed Do you remember that famous only the adults cause damage here. Bernice Honour nnd Gertrude and Datura Honorable mention—Mra. ns they were with no evidence of a play, "What Price Glory?" And that It attacks only soft fruits and the WILCOX SCHOOL NOTES. ack Crawley, also of Muncie. They Ida Howk. In our school of 27 pupils we have returned Saturday where Miss Mil­ potato plant among thc blossoms. hard-boiled hero "Captain Flagg?” damage can be lessened by storing Best Asters—1st—Mra. J. Rickert. organized a club called. "The Busy dred will resume her school duties Mra. Gall Lightfoot acted as Did you know that character was picked fruit In screened buildings. Best Straw Flowers—1st.—Mrs. M. chairman with Mrs. Ida Howk in taken from real life, and that his The moths disappear after the Workers Club.” We plan to have as art teacher in a Demonstration Steckle. real name was Captain Phillip Case? first frosts and reappear again the meetings every Friday when we school in connection with the Nor­ charge of thc Junior Department. Best Cockscomb—1st.—Mra. M. Well. Captain Case, all through next year If conditions further south will elect officers for the next week. mal. Rev. Isaac Osgood of Free­ Mra. Gall Lightfoot. Sec. Steckle: 2nd —Mra. James cool. the war. had snapped his fingers nt have been favorable for their de­ Officers elected for the month are: port also spent the week at home. President, Arthur BurghdofT; Vice­ Best Basket of Dahlias—1st.— Despite the talk of alarmists, danger, and winked at death a thou- velopment. Sunday visitors st Harold Spring­ Mrs. M. Steckle. President, George McNutt; Secre­ er’s were, E. D- Springer and wife therc can be no European war in the SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Best Bosket of Roses—1st.—Mrs near future for three sound rea­ but his men all loved him. tary. Avis Bowerby. Officers elected of Bowens Mills and Mrs. Meme M. Steckle. sons: Germany cannot wage one. Last January, in New York, a Last Week’s Letter. for the week arc. Waste Basket ten­ Curtis and son. Donald, of KalamaMiss Gienna Blocher of Holland der. Wayne Crofoot: Best Bowl Arrangement of Oar- France does not need one. and Uncle pedestrian stepped into the path of Librarian. den Flowers—1st.—Mra. James Cool.. ,Shylock will not pay for one. a speeding car and was killed. Tliat spent last Wednesday with her par­ George Sallk; Boardwashers. Maurice THREE CORNERS. man was the original Captain Flagg ents. Mr. and Mra. Harrison Blocher. Wlesenhofer; Housekeeper, Jessie Mrs. Alice Grant and daughter. Sallk; Desk Inspector, Ernest Fl—Major Phillip Case. Mrs. D. A. Manker and children What a strange ending I As a sol­ June, spent Friday afternoon and ficld; Door tender, George McNutt. of Beulah, who have been visiting We have a new sand table which the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. dier he played tag with death and evening with Mra. Etta Smith. Mrs. Joseph Smith and daughter won. But. as a pedestrian—fifteen years later—In peace-time America and Mrs. Sherman Smith and a speeding auto did what war had grandchildren spent Thursday aft­ ernoon with Mrs. chos. Farlee and failed to do. We're going to talk about pedes­ daughter. Mrs. Margaret Fern and trians this week. You sec, we’re all friend were csBlera their In the eve­ pedestrians at some time or other. ning. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pisher and About half the people who lose their lives in traffic are folks on foot. So son were guests of Rev. and Mrs. it would seem to me the very first Nest in Ionia Bunday. Raymond Smith, who has been thing to remember about pedestrians is that they are living, breathing, visiting Ms grandparents. Mr. and human beings—just like ourselves— Mra. J. Katnermfcn in Ohio, come with just os much right to stay alive hotnc Sunday and hy grandparents os we motorists have. I sometimes will spend a few days here with think we forget thak As a matter of their daughter. Mrs. OWrn Smith. Mr- and Mrs. Levi Kantner and fact, the law of the land is pretty plain on that point to say nothing Sam Holsapple of Bellevue were Sunday guests with Guy Kantner of the lavra of humanity. Suppose we Just look in on the and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wotring of United States District Court of Ap­ peals and hear a decision that was Nashville. John Wotring and Miss handed down some time ago. Re­ Patterson of Cleveland. Ohio, spent member now. this is U. S. law—in Bunday evening at the Glenn Wot­ the making. The court Is right now ring home. reading the decision. So while we The Young People’s Class of the hear His Honor sum up the case Brethren church spent the week end let's have "order tn the court"— at Gull lake. bo John Smith and Chalmer Hersh­ opinion of this court tliat when a berger left Tuesday on a trip to De­ pedestrian steps from the curb to troit, Niagara Falls. Buffalo and cross the street—having the green many other places of Interest. signal with him—he does so by way The Double O Class of the U. B. of invitation and he cannot be church will have a welner roast in charged with contributory neglect Henry Schalbly’s woods Friday eve­ for failure to observe signal switches ning. when he is In the street. The obli­ Mr. and Mrs. Omar Christian and gation rests upon the motorist, not children of Kalamaroo spent over only to observe the situation, but to Labor Day at the Fisher cottage. wait until tlic crossing is clear. Fail­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sandbrook ure to observe these precautions and son Ronald and Harry Lints of constitutes negligence on the part of Blanchard spent the week end with the driver, which in case of accident. the former’s brother, Harry Band­ Is chargeable to him. brook. September is Pedestrian Safety Mr. and Mra. Eugene Davenport Month in the nine Western Michi­ came home from their trip In the gan Counties co-operating in the west Friday evening. Better Traffic Campaign. If jou are Helen. Mary and Patricia Brodwalking on the streets of a city obey beck came home Sunday after the signal lights. ^'Walk with the spending the past week as gucsU at green.” If you are on a country Kellogg's camp at Pine lake. highway, walk against traffic; that Mr. and Mrs. Blake Makley and Is. walk so that the cars approaching daughter of Charlotte spent Sat­ you will come in front of you where urday evening with Mr. and Mrs. you can see them. And, oh yes. If you Guy Makley. are walking at night wear something Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hecker and white or carry a handkerchief or do children of Kalamazoo spent Labor some other thing, so that the mo­ Day at lhe Fisher cottage at Saddle­ torist will know that you are on the bag lake. Mr. and Mra. Carl Wesplnter. Jr., highway. . The Grand Rapids Safety Council of Detroit called on Mr. and Mrs. through this campaign is trying to Levi Kantner and Guy Kantner and keep the .pedestrians still living, family Sunday evening. breathing, human beings. LOWER CROOKED LAKE. With >Uke body.. SOUTH THORNAPPLE. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zimmerman Last Week's Letter. and children returned home after Mr. and Mrs Theodore Wleringa spending a week with O. Zimmer­ With dual wheels and ttake body. and family of northwest of Middle­ man. ville spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rexford Harmon for'each 'depositor Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson. and Mrs. C. Zlfrtmerman spent BunOverhauled and in good condition. Mr. and Mrs. Irving McFaul, who1 fiay in Kalamazoo visiting Mike have been staying here for several Garnet's. weeks with her parents, Mr. and ' Frank Roush and children made a Mra. Charlie Andlcr, are nicely set- business trip to Hastings Saturday. Friends and neighbors arc glad to they were previously. Robert Mudrldgc went to Pontiac gaining slowly, but has not returned Order COAL CONOCO I IS ALWAYS^ Conoco Bronze Gasoline gives you instant start­ ing and lightning pick-up anytime and anywhere Conoco Bronze is always in season! Extra long mileage, too, and high in anti-knock value be* ▼ cause it contains tetraethyl. Drive in at the Conoco Red- Triangle and fill up with Conoco Bronze. « tONOCO BRONZE GASOLINE PRODUCT OF CONTINENTAL Oil COMPANY ’ EDMONDS OIL COMPANY Edw. Walters and family thc past PLEASANT HttU few days, left Thursday for their new home In Marion. Indiana. loUe spent Sunday and Labor Day Glenn Grenold of Lansing was a Thursday afternoon guest of Mr. The sunshine Club met with Bes­ sie Bennett Thursday. Mrs. Miranda Sisson was the guest Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedford ac­ of her sister. Mrs. Ida Falmatier in companied by Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hastings last week Sunday after­ Johnson attended A Century oc noon and evening. Progress a few days. School began lost week with Miss The Project Club will meet with n.I...__ Gladys Walters as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Beryl A. Bishop and 20. for a social meeting and to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hackbart of Lan­ ganlze for the coming year. sing were Sunday afternoon and Mr. and Mra. Seymour Jordan Claude A. Hammond. Mr. Bishop la Mra. Clare Williams and child called on "Aunt Martha" Jor president of the -Wolverine Beagle Club, Mr. Hackbart, Bernard Ryan of Battle .creek Sunday. Tills community was greatly I and Claude Hammond looked over lhe running grounds for the Fall dened by the death of A- M. O* Field trials. Other guests were Don ner Saturday. Siegel and Philo Sheldon. Miss Margaret Palmer and 1 Misses Ruth and Retha Robin­ Hazel Campbell started their Ml son are rooming in Hastings and duties at Hastings Tuesday. httendlng the Hastings High school. Clare Williams attended the Miss Marjorie Fifield la attending trolt fair thia week bringing b tlic Freeport High school tills year. two nice silver trophies. to Fill Your Bin! Are YOUR Valuables HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY HASTINGS ICE CO. IECK BL IONE 2628 PHONE 2515 SAFE? FRANK SAGE Watch the FORDS Go By tore •AY The Car Without a Price Class ♦ In case of fire valuable papers are often de­ stroyed—mortgages, notes, stock certifcates, deeds, insurance policies may be burned, in addition to other valuables. Look Oyer Our 29° 10° 10° 98° 53° )8c ON ess USED CARS AND TRUCKS OUR FIRE-PROOF and THEFT PROOF VAULTS PROVIDE THE SECURITY YOU DESIRE Before You Buy! 1933 V-8 FORD DeLuxe TUDOR 1933 V-8 FORD Standard TUDOR 1930 CHEVROLET COACH 1931 Model A COACH with trunk 1928 CHEVROLET TRUCK fig’; ' RAIL AL JNDS FORD DEALERS Phone 2121 Hastings . DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporalion 1929 FORD AA TRUCK o WASHINGTON. D. C. $5000 FORDSON TRACTOR el Only Every day or news items appear in the papers telling of petty robberies, when homes have been entered and jewelry, silverware, money, bonds, etc., have been stolen. In most instances these things are never recovered. tend Uie wedding of his sister. SOUTH COATS QROVE. Wm. Roomsburg, who suffered a Mrs. Myra Firstar and Mary stroke Tuesday, passed Friday eve­ the Century of ning. Th? funeral was held Monday Stutz attended with burial In the family lot near Plainwell. • around Medina and Lyndonville. But how long would you continue Maybe this country needs a Mus­ forgotten relatives should leave you solini. but free Americans wouldn’t a million dollars? * $5000 Many of these valuables can never be replaced when once lost or destroyed and for the small expense of a few cento each week the safety of these valuables may be obtained. HASTINGS CITY BAN TELEPHONE 2103 Capital $150,000 HASTINGS, -1 �IRVING. Hastings on business Monday after-1 Mr. and Mra. John Perrx have of Clarksville noon. preached for him al gone with their daughter and hus­ Hie latter’, t oil which U Mr. and Mrs. Forrest - Shepherd band of Grand Rapttto onja trip to the repcllant in cedar b four times and Mr. and Mra. F. L. Brokaw df t . club viU lorn. New Compound! Uied wnuntot in hewwooe u™> Eagle were Bunday afternoon guests took in tbe Ocn1 V.. 1 »V u 10 TTle 011 ,Uelf **? at lhe se. r. WomU home. •, SXSui * WWttnili Bttiiiarrt, la his early in Fighting'Znemics of Fab- obtained and used to moth proof W. are klad to learnlIhal U><i peB. J. weuman maue a ouameM aenxhlp day and tho leader will riot and Furniture chest ’n>c °.u kno»m Vs ciear­ Ullon which «u pawed around by ton,. Leonard, and daughter, Geral, . , . , ing grade should be bought because members of the Modern Youth Dr.y „ KAlHrii ftir Mr trip to Bellevue Friday. din», and Wayne Carpenter attend Housewives whei sit on the edge n jugt M effecUve and costs les* Bchoftl began Tueeday morning in of their chain in toe evening ready than reflned qh. the Wellman district with Ml* heral wm held Monday at the home to dash in pursuit of a clothes moth pasteboard boxes or paper begs Gkyttal BiicBta M teacher. With burial irt Valley Home ceme­ can oMAto roma relief from mentM wWch are are tton. received nearly 1.900 raQreithMrs Ada Godfrey of Dayton Ohio campbig at pine lake with the Girl Prairieville. Mn. Mjrtto Smith oi and physical strata by grtUng the , containers. Core must be signatures than were required. Wc I b,^ltlng her 7btei 2?’ ° S' tended a family reunion at Olivet tery.. Mr. and Mra Dell Wl'cot entarlast bulletin on clothes moths and uwd< however, not to place in any hope the eleeuon will go over Juat 8 £« kJ a f£ oh Labor day. Kalamaaoo, returned with them fod Mrs. Mott Flnkbeiner and daugh­ a visit. . carpet-beetles prepared by toe ento- t]06ed container garments which are Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Demond and Ulned on Bunday, Mr. and Mra. | as big. weeks mology department at Michigan LaJready moth lnfMUd. Harry Merrick of Gull lake and in Pay C. Wing was called to Grand The Ladles' Literary Club will hold , ” faml|y who Mr. and Mrs. Claud Demond apd the evening Mr. and Mrs. Prank ter of Leighton and Mr. and Mrs. 8tf}e.5oncge-. t . .1 Fumigating malftiab for furniKamlnga of Byron center were family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. their first meeting of the year on . Hoonan of Hastings, Mh and Mn. Thursday afternoon callers of Mr. Rapids by the death of Mra. Jay Mollu must be hanly creatures turc or Clothbig are described in thc Thursday Grifim of East Woodland Bunday. evening of tots week at b^\^hU’*’nft Wing Wednesday. The funeral wad because one of the compounds used ' bulletin. Write to toe bulletin clerk Eden Oaka furnished music at a Wm. McCann and eon of Irving and Ktr ana nxr« rv.li Moore house here for toe past few held Friday. Mrs Wing had beeri Middleville tM political picnic held at Pine lake Miss Isabel Jarred of East Lansing. to.warrto# f* ®thyte1D0 for Circular Bulletin No. 14. Clothes the ho"’* ot Mr. and Mrs. Dell months rnO5Td Mr. and Mra. Levi Boice of Ch* nJ dlchJaride-carbontetracWor^c mix- Mothl and Carpet-Beetles, u ..yrv,„na hb. ra.umM 1 iatter part of last week. Chester 8aMr. and Mrs. Wm. Schenkel spent Rapids jftre Bunday guests of Mh near Olivet Monday. i.r re,umcd.vacool and family have movtd from Three auto accidents at the ceme­ Labor day with Mr. and Mra. E. D. and Mrs. Joseph Schnurr. Mr. and paign. Ill., who have been at.theli ture. It sounds deadly enough to be I h 1 fTn’ ,h.«rh lhc W1,t D!pP tcnftnt hou*' ,nU> lh<! tery corner within 24 hours this Lake of Vermontville. * used as a bait for man eating tigers > Mrs. Behnurr are also entertaining summer home at Torch lake. MlchH FREEPORT. house vacated by Mr. Franc toco. but It b Just one of toe newer relatives from Pennsylvania this gan. and Mr. and Mrs Eugene Dav-) week. One of them, a man and > As thb is mailed, it appears that---------------------- - ------------ - ------------------enport, who have Just returned from preparations manufactured for kill-1 NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. ____ _____-------______spent r-... woman from Kalamazoo were driv। Farrell Anderson__ of___ Bowne Ing moths or carpet beetles. Other In spite of the large number of of Mr. and Mra. John Barr Thurs- !the Mr. and Mrs. Otis Morgan gave a a trip to Colorado. Earl Chase and thc week ,tne weex end eno with wnn hb ms mother. mower, MTs. aim. i Ing from the south intending to Last Week's-Latter. mouth filling names are given to-candidates for some oHlccs and all day. Miss HUdred Lahman spent Bundaj '— ___“ * **—_____________ And•--* '™" n WMc' tum west for Hastings. They ap­ Guy Cline and &ons spent the wedding shower for Mr. and Mrs. recent compounds developed for .the propaganda being distributed J| Mm. 'Laura OuPrey. .bo . .hi .been Maurice Thomas Friday evening, proached lhe comer before they week end in Unden. Mrs. Guy Cline this warfare. [there is very little excitement here! Si'Til rnn'er S!XhX । >”d W"'"™ »"d returned home with them having- about fifty attending. The evening EAST WALL LAKE Thc old favorite remedy, moth 1 over the primary election on Tues- Ml X.Sy" r ™hX“X ” iUEXm'XM*/ car skidded up .the bank on the east spent thc past week with her par­ Van spent In vixltlng after which ice AND VICIN balls made from napthalcne. is still day r-aiif । called on Mrs. Emma aisson ana Mr. side ipd rolled over twice, It being ents. Mr. and Mrs Hale of Unden. cream and cake were nerved by the J. W. Gcidfrey left Wednesday for recommended for ammunition but A party from Kalamaxoo i a V-8 with a steel body, It stood the ’ Mrs. Verne Thomas attended a hastens. Many pretty gifts were re­ the material in flake form Is more his home in Florida after spending grief quite well, but was wrecked miscellaneous shower Tuesday eve­ ceived by thc newlyweds, who have Sunday afternoon at the Spr effective as It volatilizes faster and several weeks here, the guest of his some at that. Just how two people ning for Mrs. Maurice Thomas nt gone to make their home at Gales­ cottage. thus produces fumes more rapidly. brother. Deli, arid wife.Bunday visitors at E. D. Reynolds came out of such an accident with­ the home of Mrs. Conrad Cherry of burg. «... Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Endres ’X ".-«»•« Naplhalene will not successfully kill were, Mr. and Mrs. Adrianson and «I out a scratch Is sUH a mystery. moths In elothlng kept in closets or and sons Benny and Gerald. Ben ------ ------------------ - --------- -—------son, Harry, of Delton and Mr. and COATS GROVE. Last Sunday the annual reunion Mrs. Margaret Mullis accompanied chests which ore opened frequently. [ Wait and F. E. Brunner were in) of the folks here Wednesday night. Mrs. Star Fenner and two daugh­ ,and evening, to listen to Rev. Loom- of lhe Deakln family was held'at her daughter and husband. Rev. and Last Week's Letter. I is- last sermon before conference. A the home of Mr. and Mra. Edwin Mra. Moxon, of Caledonia to Cali­ here several tithes at church gath­ ters of Kalamazoo. - congregation like thb each Bunday Deakln of this place, 31 people In fornia to spend a week witty her son, erings, and it was with regret that Muri Reynolds Of Cressey caller would make even a poor preacher, all were present. Those from.away Wallace Hamilton, and family. we heard of her death. on his grandparents Monday. were John Deakln of Minnesota, he preach good sermons. ; Mrs. Roy Nagler is again at Mus­ being the oldest member present. 85 kegon Heights with her mother who years old. Also from Mecosta were STATE OF MICHIGAN j'Mr. and Mrs. Orin Deakln nnd Mr. b critically 111. OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION The W. F. M. S. held their regu­ and Mrs. Oscar Kivnn. Mr. and Mrs. lar monthly meeting with Mr. and Kenneth Karrar and Mr. and Mrs. LANSING, August. 20, 1934. Mrs. L. B. Lester Friday afternoon. James Deakln from Blanchard: Mr. 1 Mrs. Ellen Seese spent several and Mra. Theo Cole and Bert Cole We hereby certify that the valuation of the several counties In the State of Michigan as equalized -days thb past week with her son. from Grand Rapids; Lester Deakln by the State Board of Equalization at its regular session in the year 1934, as provided by Act No. 44, I Ray. and family, of Logan, and family from Saginaw, Mr. and of the Public Acts of 1911, as amended, is as follows:: । Dr. and Mrs, H. S, Wedel and Mrs. Philip Deakln and Lorena and [daughters motored to Newcastle. Harold Deakln from Lansing and Anfoant Uncle Jacob, who is 82', years old. I Pa., Friday and were guests of Mrs. id tied by dedueled br COUNTIES khir.aftl by RIM* Hoard of Ftao Hoard of । Wedel's relatives, returning home on Wao from Lansing. Several of the Kquilliitlan Eaualliatlon youngest generation wt^-e present Monday evening. 1934 in 1014 In 1034 I We are sorry to report that Owen making in all a nice gathering. A Dodge does not Improve as his many bountiful pot luck dinner was serv­ ed and enjoyed by all. The day Alcona ............ ......... . ........... 83,817,875 'friends wish he might. 0610,875 13,207.000 .00057630 | Due to the fact that he has been was spent In vWting, playing ball Alger ...................... ............... 7932,030 .00118368 . 945,030 6.587,000 good nmc time in general. Allegan .................. .00629160 'suffering isuncring so oaaiy badly wnn with hay rever. fever. and having a gooa 36,838,136 35.012,000 1,828,136 XfAnre and nnd family famliv arc are. spend- ' Mr Bnd Mrs. Cy Hldebrandt and ;1 Alva Moore Alpena ................... 16,478,430 .00231470 3.597.430 12.881,000 ,ing some time with Mrs. Moore's *,r »nd Mra. Edwin Deakln with Antrim ................... 128 W.STATE STREET 5,878X150 .00091304 5,081,000 797,050 -people at Clare. 'their children attended the Oentury , Mrs E. N. Yule Is entertaining her of Progress over the week end. Arenac .......... ......................... 5989.765 4.539X100 .00081566 850,765 I grandaughter of Hastings until the I Mrs Bcroy Combs and Mr. For­ Baraga __________________ .00117020 8.196,965 1,684,965 6912,000 ' infantile paralysis scare Is over. j04,1 and Miss Myrtle Mead of KalaBarry ________ __________ .00350340 19.501961 5961 19.496.000 - Friends here have received word mazoo called at B. J. Wellman's Bay ...................... .00066400 61,726,449 ........................ _ _ _ 7947.440 53.779.000 Involving many High Grade, Popular Brand Canned Fruita and Vegetables ■ of the birth on August 30. of a son. Friday evening. Benxle _______ ____ :_____ .00062301 4952944 .........--------785944 3,467,000 Robert Andrew, to Mr. and Mrs, I The Wellman school P. T. A. will with Nature’s Freshness, Goodness and Food Value Sealed In, just as it went - Leslie Elrick of New Barnet. Lon- •* held Friday evening. Sept 14. Berrien______________ _... .......M. ...... .01316174 73.277.000 74.693975 1.416975 into the can. All at SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS. It Will Pay You to Stock don. Mrs. cElrick for- “’11ie will — be • furnished Branch ______ ___________ uu... England. mio. ,i,,vk was lur- - > program ....■ — «------ — —by . 82.227975 .00420587 23.906,000 21.678925 mcrly Enid Rowley, at one time ( Mr. Isenhath of Hastings. Calhoun .................. .01710387 13.990,536 Your Shelves NOW ! PRICES GOOD ONLY UNTIL SEPTEMBER 20. 81,190,464 95.181.000 principal of the local school. ■ Mrs c4ud Demand nnd children Cass _______ ____________ .00362488 2.403,470 20,172,000 17,788,624 Rev. F. Loomis was able to nil fcrc spending the week with her Charlevoix ______ _____... .00139104 8906.530 565,530 7.741XXM his pulpit both morning and eve-' ta°toer and sister at Bay View, ning Sunday, after an illness of sev- ,'Tliey went in company with Rev. Cheboygan ______________ .00110659 6,158,000 754.122 6912.122 Check items Size Single or Special Price eral weeks. On Tuesday he accom-1 Mra- Conklin, who went to PeChippewa ____ __________ .00376666 20.961,000 1,485,021 22.446,021 ............................... \ Wanted Here of Can 3 Can Price on 12 Cane panled Rev. and Mrs. Conklin of t08keY to attend the M. E. conferClare______ ________ ____ .00080471 4.979,000 5.131,936 152,936 Hastings to Petoskey to attend the । ence.00453056 Clinton________ _ ________ 2,602,575 25,212,000 22,609,425 annual conference of the Michigan I Mra- Coolbaugh's mother from 2.285,006 Crawford________________ .00041061 2,759,535 474935 District of lhe M. E. church, which Lansing is paying her a visit at the continues over Sunday. The many I Pre®^nt time. No. 2 C.„. Delta____ _________ _____ 16.033,000 .00288110 16982,268 949968 friends of Rev LoomLs and family* Mr' and Mra- Sa”1 Crabb of PeDickinson _______________ 16,443,000.00295478 16911.805 468.805 hope they may be returned here foJI *amo were out to the farm SunEaton ___________________ 5,017946 33.254.000, .00597569 28936,754 GOLDEN BANTAM____________ another year. f|dayEmmet_____ _________ .00186131 10958.000­ 12.512948 2.154.948 Mrs. Harry Baker and two daugh-1 Loy Wellman and son. Jack, of Genesee _________________ 19.697,062 ............... .04015411 223,453,0001 203,755,938 tors of Woodland called on Rev < Detroit visited his uncle. B-J. Wellman. a “ couple Loomis and family Thursday. ” '“*7 " ""1" of Jdays — *•the — past Gladwin ___ J._______ .00073749 4.104,000 466,455 4970.455 "rek. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe of * cc*1 Gogebic _____________ ..... .00737770 41,056.000, 849,430 41.905.430 -------------------Kalamazoo and his mother. Mrs. Grand Traverse _________ 15914955 11,642,0001. 00209204 3,572.255 CREAM OF GARDEN BRAND SOUTHWEST CARLTON. Wolfe, called on Mrs. Emma Sisson Gratiot______ ___________ .00584900 3984.605 32.549XXJ0I • 29.264905 Remember the good program giv­ 26918,000! and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson Hillsdale ________________ .00483711 3,828.701 23,089909 Monday afternoon. The latter re­ en at the Carlton Center Orange mained for a week's visit before go­ hall Thursday evening. Everyone Houghton _______________ .00391652 2933.997 21,795,000 19,461,003 ing to thc home of her daughter, invited. Huron .................... 1.684.491 .00513290 28,564,000 26979.509 Visitors at Mr. and Mrs Walter Mrs. Charles Deming, nt Milbrook Ingham .................. .02604852 144.957,000 - 145,961.815 994,815 MIRACLE YELLOW CL1NCS OR SLICED for the winter. Culbert's on Sunday were. Mr. and .00625204 1904,035 29.227X100 27922965 Mrs. Roy Smith and Mrs. Freda Iosco ............ ........... . ............. .00109741 6,101,000 7,749950 1,642950 Klump of Caledonia and Mr. and KLINGENSMITH. Mrs, L. R. Bader and family of Iron.......................................... 23,756.000 .00426891 Wm. Ruemsburg passed away Sat­ 1987.628 25.138.628 Isabella .................................. 19.366,000 urday. Sept. 1. at his home after Middleville. 1.449.430 .00348003 17.918.570 Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Strodtbeck Jackson .................... . ........... ’ 2,480,1150 102.242X100 .01837271 having a stroke thc week before. 09.761950 SOUR PITTED Kalamazoo ............................ 103,400,000 He was 67 years of age and had called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hay­ .01858080 112.108.090 8.708.090 Kalkaska ................ . -.... 2,002,000 lived in this locality a number of wood of Welcome Comers on Sun­ .00035976 655,530 2,657.530 day. evening. Mrs Leo Barry and Miss Hazel Kent .................. ..................... 753.482 243,712,000 Wedding bells rang in our neigh­ .04379462 242.958918 Shriber attended a shower for Mr. Keweenaw______ ___ _... 5.567.000 638,775 .00100039 borhood Saturday. Sept. 1. for Mar­ 4930.225 Lake ____________________ IJMjNB khall Tripp and Alberta Green and and Mrs Harold Elliott at Mina El­ 1,069,850 .00030422 2.762950 liott's home of North* Carlton on Lapeer ................... ..... ......... 285,035 24.040,000 Archie Burd and Esther Green. .00431994 23.754965 RADIO BRAND—CUT WAX OR GREEN ■Monday. Dainty refreshments were Leelanau .................... ........... Congratulations. 5,178X100 .00093048 509913 5,687.513 Miss Harriet Scott spent a few Served. They received many useful and lovely gifts. Single He Lenawee ............____ days last week in Chicago. 55980.000 55.592995 12,895 .00998762 Mr- and Mrs, LaFayetlc Usbomc I Livingston _____ ________ Ladora Scott returned to her 794.210 24.197,000 .00434816 23.402.790 and Mrs. Henry Williams spent Luce .................. ................. work in Hastings last week. J Cam 3$C 771945 5.141.000 5912945 .00092382 Tuesday l n Battle Creek and Mra Mackinac____________ .... Mrs Doris Saunders, nee Derb 704,548 5940,000 6944.548 .00099653 EARLY JUNE—RADIO BRAND Macomb ...^........................ McKibben, of Indianapolis, will not Horaruenhood relumed with them 4.128913 88.037X100 .01582010 83.908,687 to spend the winter. teach the Yankee Springs school Mr. mid Mrs. Eugene Nichols spent Mantotec ............... •......... Us site planned this year but will 11,866.000 1,715,825 13981925 .00213230 Thursday In Lansing. Marquette .............................. live in Indianapolis. 42,897.000 3995,634 .00770831 . 46.492,634 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole and Maifla ............................... . Mr and Mrs. Allen Steeby have 12.229,000 3.093.865 15922,865 .00219153 Mecosta ........ ................... .. .00174522 1 moved to Mulliken where Mr family of Lowell spent Sunday with 9.712.000 1.997,738 11.709,738 PONTIAC Streby la principal of a school. Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Evan Fuller and famMenominee ..........l.... 16,819,000 2,198,474 19917.474 .00302234 | Steeby will teach our school and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weyerman and । spend the week end In Mulliken Midland................ 15,494,000 4968.505 19982.505 .00278424 daughter. Thelma, of Hastings spent i with Mr. Steeby. Missaukee ............ . ......... 3,453,505 ............... 646905 .00050441 Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Monroe _____ _______ I Mrs. Harry Scott entertained at 65,024.000 4.404.049 69,428,049 .01168470 No. 1 Mrs. J. j. Strodtbeck. a six o'clock dinner Monday eve­ Montcalm ................ ________________ 20967.000 3,614.480 24981,480 .00376773 ouV!!.‘tors al Mr- “"d Mr’ Yrank ning in honor of Misses Esther and Montmorency _____ _____ 2.070910 1.933,000 137910 ALICE BRAND—TOMATO OR VEGETABLE .00034736 Shriber's Sunday were. Mrs. Faye | Alberta Green. Our school began Monday morn­ Donley and children. Betty and Muskegon......... .....................73916963 72.061,000 1.165963 .01294743 Jack, of Hastings, and Lester WarSliced 22c fcc.n. ’1.29 ing with six scholars.. Newaygo ................................ 2,633,198 12911.000 14.844.198 .00219430 n,er„° Woodland and Robert Barry Oakland______________ ... 242.601,000 29.537.931 213,073969 .04359498 of southeast Carlton. Oceana . ............... ............... 0,185X100 10.631.575 896976 Orangeville. .00174931 Cgcmaw . ......... •.. ..... ........... 3,873,000 649,637 PINCUC A DT BRAND no 1 4.522937 .00069608 Last Week's Utter. PINEHEART MORGAN. Mrs. Nettie Brown and grand­ Last Week's Utter. Ontonkgon ............................ 8,934.005 997,095 7937,000 .00142627 -daughter. Mbs Norma Brown, spent Lctha Adkins is home after spend­ Osceola ............ 684.720 7.144.000 7.828.720 ......................... i... .00128377 Sunday and Monday with relatives ing a week in Jackson with her Witcomin Full Cream Oscoda .................................... 691948 1.401,000 2992.248 —-- -----------------.00025176 at Petoskey. daughter. Grace, and at Battle Otsego .................. 116900 3,458.000 3,574.800 ............... .00062140 I George Gillispie was a guest of He­ Creek with thc Cole and Wade fam­ Ottawa.............. . 46.186,000 2921916 43,964.784 .00829954 ber Pike one day the past week. A FINEST ALASKA PINK . . Can 12c ilies. k Dr. Gervers and wife and Job FINEST ALASKA RED . . Cam 18c Mild .ff Mr and Mrs. Alfred Nocm and Presque Isle........................ .. 8.432959 2,488950 8944900 .00106812 PoumlRoecommon___ ____ ;.... 975.100 2.721,100 .00031376 THOMAS SPECIAL BLEND Lb. Saginaw........... .... 5951941 122.102941 .02007906 ............ ijiMiai Sanilac _ __ 26,427,000 22938.450 .00474889 ! Mrs. J W. Bheffleld spent Wed-, Morgan school started thb week Schoolcraft ............................ ............... 642950 6,667900 "BEST YET* 24M LB. SACK 7999950 .00119626 “ K SSuJS COLLEGE OFFERS HELP IN CLOTHES-MOTH WAR XeMX..n.X XXE FRESHNESS COME IN CANS 32 - —-• “d STOCK UP NOW! C. THOMAT /TORE/ ALL REGULAR C. THOMAS FINEST QUALITY 3 Me Corn o",".:' Tomatoes % 3c-35c Sj35 Peaches 19* Cherries 1OC Sjis 3c-- 25c 98* Beans n-i Sj4O Peas 3 c— 25c 98c Spinach Soups 57* Pineapple n°-2* CHEESE lyC SALADA TEA -»LUE LABEL Black, Green, Mixed |x2Qc ja40c Ptala W«ton 25' Quart* 45‘ PORK & BEANS C /AJLIVIVJIN I IM nN □ COFFEE FLOUR 5c 21c 90c Mr. and Mrs. John Venema spent i The McClelland r»trnv» from Friday until Monday afternoon 8u™.y *7 toe l^e ofVT with her parents at Pontiac and al- cieltand. Many retatlw. tended the fair at Detroit while .were ™ ,ro® 1 FRUIT'VEGETABLE! I FRESH and CRISPY—EVERYDAY | CORNFLAKES ■»£<.'■ u,r.n>< 10c KARO SYRUP biu. L.i.1 5 Lb. c» 29c CAMAY SOAP 5c CHIPSO FLAKES r*. 15c AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP 10*.,. 55c C. THOMAS STORES C. THOMAS STORES mJ R„. .M WUkK„X.C'IK! Kin or tWUolr >prni (rom ,-ria.y Xd«r X? until Sunday with their rrmdmoth- man a„d ,"-1' er. Mrs Neale Newarh and lhe atH^C-JX“SJJ .. eomtamed them home .here .he nETtL. X. JT ..111 remain lor wveral neka. 01 "««rto. Work has hesun on lhe baaemenl X!, on the wne lo«*hnX«d m/X mX> a plM.theoMone.lood. ji&nd iSdVEww. B* ’1 I Mead and called on Mrs. ChaS. NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Last Week's Letter. his abode Homer Smith and Dennis Aller­ with ding of Carlton and Hasel Ham.barger spent Bunday at John Stairs, j Mrs. Shopbell, who has been sick at the home of John Gardner, to StaUaUcs ihrnTtAat ■much better and hM gone to Mrs. Townsend's in West Woodland for a person in the United Statu to visit. church member! Shiawassee ....... ............ .. 26.722.070 St. Clair........ ..................... 87942952 8t. Joseph ______________28,481.735 Tuscola .................... ............. 24,456.185 6957930 9956952 426965 2,471915 Van Buren ............................ 28968963 Washtenaw............................84.437980 Wayne .................. 2940,841,736 Wexford............... 10918970 .7.843.120 Totals............ ................... W.660.421940 8121938921 ...... .......... 1411966 122,065,736 ------------ 4MJTO 8225975961 33980.000 nmooo 28908.000 25928,000 27457XW0 92,281,000 2,718,776X100 10454900 00598036 .01401394 XW51H71 .00465821 .004011 .0165*9 00188466 85.564.884.000 ■ CHESTER M. MARTIN. Chairman of the State Board of Equaliiatlon. LYLE O. TAYLOR. Secretary of the State Board ot Equalisation. ‘ stats of Michigan Auditor General's Office. limKYCnm/rTUlUu Iwywr. U • In. InnKrtpt ol u» dtUrmliulkm ol U» BUM Board of Equalization a* filed th my oAtoa on Um 20th day of Aijgniti. 1934. Auditor General. �Tint HA8TTNO8 BANNER. WEDNESDAY, SETT EMBER. 12, IBM *t. Reuben T. Jones. Order el- Mrs. Henry Bldelman. end family Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hamilton SOUTH BOWNE. Mr. and Mrs Ployd Garrison and and friends of Lansing visited Mr. the girls ware tn Dowling Bunday and Mrs. Adelbcrt Craven Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Will Cosgrlfi vUltlng Mn. Rheida Whitworth. Mr, and Mrs. George Thompson well and Mn. W. H. Pardee spent and MT. and Mfr. Gordon Thompson Sunday with Mra. Jennie Pardee. Ptrcy Dimond and family of Has- tela Bldelman. PROBATE COURT. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bldelman nday wtth Mrs. Thompson's IrtWrsof tto^jrere Friday night callers at Mr. and Mrs. Ootham and family Ext Ml)'on Hfcbcl. Petition for spent Bunday with the Uttar's par­ Kalamaxoo and helped him of Battle Creek spent Tuesday at r limiting Adar. filed. ents. MVand Mra. Lawrence Poehis ninety-second birthday. Andrew Blough's. Mra. France* Hendershott came Eat. Elisabeth Ehret. Petition for home Saturday night after spending Geraldine and Marjorie Miller of SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. Admr. filed, waiver of notice filed, Mr and Mrs. Henry Bidilman and last week with her daughter. Mra. Elkhart, Ind., spent Tuesday and Mrs. Jennie Gorham of Hastings order appointing Admr. filed, bond Mrs. Saddler'spent Thursday at the Leon Slocum, in Battle Creek. visited from Wednesday till Mon- Wednesday with their aunt, Mrs. of Admr. filed, letters at aditttalstoaMra. George Thompson and Mrs. Jennie Pardee. lion Issued, order limiting settlement Gordon Thompson of Shulta with a Norman Miller of Cadillac called w— d.* « Franc b Gorham. entered, petition for hearing claims Brt. Perry O. Henry. Annual ac­ friend. Mra. Siager, of Kalamazoo Mr anti Mrs Chas. Whittemore of at Harold Yoder's Monday after■'filed, notice to creditors tasusd. count filed. were Saturday afternoon visitors at VertnontvHle and Mr. and Mrs. noon. Bit Mary McKee. Notice ot mail­ GOOD-BYE, Leo Hendershott's. . Clark Wells of Charlotte were Sun­ Glass Greek were Sunday afternoon Mrs. Bimon Graybill. ing Issued. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Hendershott day callers on Mrs Minds Mudge callers in the Dan Douglass home. daughters. HENDERSHOTT. School opened Ln the Otb dbtrict —- --------- Verna and Olive, ot ANNE ot HasUng* and Mr. and Mrs. Mell and Miss Ruth Mudge, Freeport. Ill., Mra. Lena Mbhler Eat. James Friend. Annual account Mr. and Mra. Chas. Van Vranken Tuesday with Miss Marlon Edger as and Elva were Monday evening sup­ filed. with Mr. and Mra. Chas. Henders- Snday at the home of their mother. teacher. ASSYRIA. per guests of WUl Mishler and fam­ Eat. Nellie M. Hitt. Petition and shott and Clare spent Sunday sight­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens and Er ­ Mrs. Frances Hendershott, and Lost weeks Letter. ily. order authorising executor to employ seeing at Croton and the Hardy win ana and izorouiy Dorothy navens Havens were cancall... „ ... At lhe fourth quarterly confer­ wm brother Leo. attorney, filed and entered. Sunday allcrnoou al thc home of Come to Sunday school next Bun­ ence of the Battle Creek circuit held era Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hart of Brush C, „ Mias Bhantz t Eat. Samuel C. Varney. Annual Mrs. Ernie Matteson went to Bat­ ui anuan of Brulua. jglch.. spent Thursday I day and help elect officers for thc at lhe Brigg* church on Sunday, all mi. >» account filed. tle preek Sunday to spending taro or points—the Union Base Line and Ridge. coming year. night at Elmer Shaeffers. Robert WUoox was a business visi­ We al] extend our sympathy to1 Briggs churches had a good repre­ Mrs. Clittie Roush of Freeport, Rev. Conklin and family in their sentation. Special music by the Base tor in Kalamaxoo on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gorham and granddaughter Marion, and Mbs bereavement. Line and Union choirs. Pot luck dlnMcGeary of Detroit called at Will , Remember the Ladies’ Aid thbi ner and after dinner talk by Rev. C. children of Kalamazoo spent from Mlsliler's Monday afternoon. , | Thursday until Bunday with tbe for ­ Mr. and Beckner and fam- I week for dlnne rat lhe home of Mrs. E. Pollock. District Superintendent mer's parents. Mr and Mrs Franc is Ed. Newton. of the Albion-Lansing district closed iiy of'Flint spent Thursday evening | Gorham. Mr. Totrf Gorham of Milo a profitable service. ,at Andrew Blough's. called there Bunday afternoon. j NASHVILLE. Frank Tiiompfion, who Itas been | Rev. Samuel MUlcr and family of Miss Fern Schulze U spending thc' Ln a feeble condition following op- chSre^we^gurab o*8^y“odf1 week with her sister and family. Mr. eratkxia at Leila hofipttal. Battle the former s stater Mrs. Harold , n‘£1 w ,, I and Mrs. Elwin Vedder. to Detroit. Creek, returned to hto home on Prlndle. and husband of BtaUiwell p”^' “i‘ Mbs Pauline Dause went to Ism- Thursday from the Edward Bennett S 10« h’TwXTJ., sing Monday to visit her sister. Mra.■ tM>me where he spent several weeks. Harold Voelker, a few days. He b still In very infirm health. Mr. "Barney" McMannu* of Shultz Kvle Htamhanah nnd Mrs. Fred Elder and son Lyman1 Bert Nay b caring for him. spent from Wednesday until Sun­' Miss Orrn Strickland of Lansing day with relatives at Pigeon and1 is spending the week at the home of mason work the past week for Oeo. at Will fishier's. , Harbor Beach iter parents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Havens. — Mr. and Mrs. Bontrager ’ of Os-1 Mrs. Clara Robinson of Grand J. Clare McDerby was a business1 Strickland. coda county called on the latter's Rapids visited last week in the home uncle. Andrew Blough, and family. I visitor in Lansing Monday. r Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson of daughter Jane of Battle Creek are of her sister. Mrs. Wm. Havens, and Friday forenoon. ITH pay checks coming in again, thb ktka* Winchester. Indiana, spent the week• spending the week with relatives brother. W. H. Otis. John Mishler and wife and Utile Miss Mary Douglass spent Sunday Marilyn Martin of Grand Rapids ■ end wtth their cousins. Mr. and Mrs.• here. band and his wife have decided to have theta1 and Monday at her home here. She Ottie Lykins. Mrs. Nettle Manby and Eva. Mrs. were week end guests at Will Mish-1 telephone put back in. The Kraut factory began work■ Elva Casse and daughter, Norma, returned to her work in Hastings Monday P. M. Thursday. Mrs. A. T. Eash and Alden went to spent Thuraday with Mrs. Olive W. H. Otis waa quite sick a few The second quarterly conference1 Ferris and family of Pine take. Lansing Tuesday morning. Mr. and [ days last week. 3-lb. bag will be held Friday night at the' relatives and friends Mrs. Simon Graybill of Illinois ac-| Mias Ines Manby. who has spent Evangelical church. DrEdgar' the summer at Middleville, is rec­ companied them as far as Portland and plan good times again, by telephone, POWERS ECHOES. Faust of Kalamaxoo. dbtrict super­' resting at the home of her moth- Last Week's Letter. and visited Mrs. Graybill's brother. they want that priceless protection that a intendent. will be the speaker. On1 er. Mrs. Nettle Manby. Marjorie Bchondelmeyer returned Enin Mishler, and family. Sunday morning will occur tne sec­' Mrs. John Thaler of Campbell j Mrs. Lovellc Miller spent Tues­ to her home Saturday after spending phone affords in time of sickness, fire or i ond quarterly meeting. day as the guest of Rev. and Mrs. a week with relatives at Grand Rap­ called on her sister. Mra. Will Mish- | For just one telephone call, in an Regular meeting of Laurel Chap-' A- L. Ellsworth of Athens. ler. and family Monday afternoon. ids. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin of' ' Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Jones left Miss EthM Palmer accompanied pie Tuesday night. and Mrs.-| Wednesday on a camping trip at her ncr uncle. uuuic. George uwnt diiu «c. to w/ his Grand Rapids ■ — and - - -Mr. -- — —----Bridge, service for a lifetime. rshlltn WrJrwtf nt /-bariAHe rnpnl , Bryon Turner of Niles spent from1 Mullett take, near Cheboygan. home al Jolliet. ill.. Tuesday and Chum Wolcott of Charlotte spent Friday untU Wednesday with his1 Galen Bristol, who recently sub­ was Joined at Chicago by herder Labor day at Lhe A. T. Eash Telephone service coals only ■ few eeflgs parents. Rev. and Mra. W. Turner.; mittod to an operation for appendi- brothers. Russell and Richard. Sun-, "°®e. . „ ,__ _ „ He will return here thc last of the• cltls. came home Monday for con­ day. They will spend a few days at | Chas. Fisher and Robert Ver Sluse Call, write or visit the Telephone month accompanied by his wife. He: valescencc. A Century of Progress before re- jot Grand Rapidsi spent several days Business Office to place an order. In­ will do some tree surgery work here.■ with Adrian and Nick Cramer and Mra Frances Jones and Mrs. turning stallation will be made promptly. Otto Schulze returned Saturday' Katherine oole will entertain the Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schasberger 1 homecoming at Freeport. Mb. from his visit with relatives In Pleasure birthday organization on Mrs. C. J. schasbcrger and Mra. Max 1 Cramer accompanied Mr carton Philadelphia and Detroit. Ftacher of Grand Rapids spent Bnd “rs. J Poortvleit of Grand I The following NaahvUle graduates BrigKS church basement Tuesday at the home of Mr. and R*P‘^ to Chicago and attended A eakw will attend college tills '.fall: Michi­ The Briggs Ladlfes' Aid Society will Mrs. Arthur Bedford. t Century of Progress. gan State—Betty and Louise Lentz. meet on Thursday. September 8. for Mr and Mrs. Arthur Bodford and' of todement weather > Sunday in Muskegon with their Cleitand reunion f™. i. • pkg. Fem Schulze. Roger Sackett. Ken­ a regular session nnd election of of­ family. Mr. and Mrs. Malt Bedford. • WW number from this loodlty daughter. Mr. and Mra. Adolph land's home. neth Cross. Ralph McNitt. Jr.. Oer- ficers. Thc present incumbents arc Miss Almira Reed, Charles Hause. > “nd Field Kruger. I Mr. and Mrs. Chester W <ald Pratt. Norman Barry” Ypsilanti Mrs. Bessie Strickland, president; Mrs. Senia Kelley and Mrs. Will, Mon’ Newell McKelvy and mother visit-'companied by Mrs. Lillie Ibs. —Helen Maurer. Jean Roc; West­ Mrs. Elizabeth Gray, Vlce-Pres.; --------------------- -------------------- ---------.u<- day and report a fine time. rd and took »on Carl of Vawme, Ohio. ern State—Georgia Bassett. George Secretary. Mrs. Gladys Cortright; Carter were the Grangers from this community who were so royally en ­ her to attend the last rites of Mrs. d®! morning for a nufthsrn, MBS Cbm Wotring; U. of M—Vidtan Roe. Treasurer. Mrs. Kate cole. MORGAN. tertained at the Ionia Reformatory Roma (McKeivyy Houghtalln. Mrs. Wp. Little Iz.is and Nona ----------------Olivet—Howard Snow; Lansing Pet or Carnation Milk vn.mi. d 4 uu 15c -------- Death iciiiu.cu removed aiimiicr another piuuccj pioneer Wednesday at which about 270 Rev. Allen DeLong and wife of Fluey's life long friend at Daytona rtayed with their grandpafl rvUUH-- —Alberta ---- •।1 Business College Navuc. frotn our Tuesday m the passBumard Draper i* vbiting Grangers from Barry county attend- Grand Ledge called on Mrs. Millie Beach. Fla. Burial al the Riverside Oeraldine Hecker. Vivian Appelman; lng of wllltam Schreiner Funeral oi — Tuerday __ ji _ —. ,w_* . Kruger, ol Flury and report that ...--Ihb cemetery. bottles Davcnport-McLachlan Business col- Mrv(cei on Frlday P. M. - •. 1 father. Austin Delong, formerly of i Relatives from Cleveland. Ohio, kegon. lege in Grand Rapids—Eileen Gar- Bt the farm residence with inter­ John Barleycorn won't be under thb place, is much better in health Marian Ashley, Mt. Blanchard. Ohio. Linger. __ ment at the Union cemetery. He (uch restraint If saloon men are We hope for a full recovery. Heinz Vinegar quart bottle 17c North Bradly, Lansing. Woodland I Earl Culp has gone to Falmouth. ;eavrs aon_ john Schreiner, and lowed to put up the bars. Stuart Draper and family spent,and Yorksvllle attended the McHeinz Rice Flakes |! urhere where he hr has accented accepted a. a call to a two __ 21c 2 pkg*. grandsons, Jack and Robert, and church. one brother. Charles Schreiner. Miss Betty Cavanaugh has re­ Mrs. Ruth Henry and Donald re­ cans turned to her home in Chicago aft­ turned last week from an extended er spending several weeks with her visit at Chicago and A Century' of Heinz Beans 3«»«'i 25c 2 grandmother, Mrs. Esther Marshall Progress. cans 25c School begins Monday morning. The high school students are reg­ Heinz Spaghetti Sm.nc.n. 3 cane 25c On Wednesday afternoon the La­ istering ac thc various points of at­ dles' Aid of lhe Evangelical church tendance; Leola Cortright and Ger­ S-Ib. met at lhe home of Mrs. Elmer aldine Van Auken will attend at Northrup. A missionary play was Hastings from the Briggs; Roberta ' bar given followed by tbe business meet­ Rankin. Harold Holmes, Marjorie. ing. Refreshments were served. Opal and Beatrice Servcn and Irene Howard Dickson ob Hastings spent Davis from Uie Eagle school; Roger the week end al lhe Gail Lykins Pilgrim lhe Ellis; Betty Ketcham of borne. .' the Stevens will attend Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs. Clair Brooks and The Briggs school began Monday family of Flint spent the week end with Mrs. Marion Doster as teacher. with lhe latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Wenger, Mr. and Mrs. CARLTON CENTER. Paul Bell returned home with them Wc were glad that Rev. Loomis after spending the week in Flint. had sufficiently recovered from hb Ml&s Marie Smith is helping Ln the recent Illness so that he was able to conduct the services at the local M. Rev. Albert Oetroth home. MIm Alice Roscoe has returned to E. church Sunday morning, al­ Ypsilanti after spending the sum­ though Jie Is still In very poor health. There will be no services mer here. Mrs. w. Turner and Mrs. Gail nexxt Sunday, sept- 16th as that 13 Lykins were In Battle Creek Friday. conference Sunday. Baker's Cocoanut Dry pkg. 10c Mr. and Mrs Fred Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Oler of Mrs. Mary Hope were al Charlotte Grand Rapids visited at thc homes Log Cabin Syrup ti. 23c of Mr. and Mrs. Mina Elliott and Bunday. Officers elected for the General Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Marlow Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Greenfield and Aid of the Methodist church are: sons of Quimby visited Mr. and Mrs. retary. Mrs. Frank Lenta; Treasurer Ralph Henney Sunday. Jello All Flavors 3 pkga. 19c Mr. and Mrs. Marion Clem enter­ Mrs. H. D. Wotring. Baby Charlene Wenger visited tained a few of the boys and girls Post Toasties pM- 1Cc her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. R- in the community Friday evening in Winslow, in Hastings last week. honor of their daughter, Mary's, The last Vesper service for this birthday. year was held Sunday afternoon in Several of the boys and girls in the community started school in Grandmother’s Bread fuu or sliced Ik. k>*f 6c the park. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher were In Hastings and Freeport last week and faster Fig Baft Fr««i» aad Delicious 3 iu 25c thb week others entered Woodland Battle Creek on Monday. Mrs. Grace Klelnhans and grand­ and Lake Oessa schools. son, William, returned Tuesday from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aspluall spent Oceana Beach. Pentwater, where Sunday evening With Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brecheisen. they had spent the summer. BLUE LABEL . Mrs. William Mater was in Bat­ Mr. and Mrs. John Dsbornc and tle Creek Friday visiting relatives. daughters. Mercy. Mildred and Wil­ 10c Kellogg« CornJIekei Mr. and Mrs. Leland Weeks. Mrs. ma attended a family reunion at Ansel Klnne and Miss Elsie Klnne Shelby Saturday of last week, and spent Wednesday in Jackson. from there they went to Scottville to visit relatives, returning home BRANCH DISTRICT. Monday night. Quarterly meeting will be held Mr. and Mrs. Mark Craig and at the N. Evangelical church Satur­ Keith of Hastings spent Sunday with day. Sept. 15. and. Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Daniels. Mr. and Sunday school at -ten o'clock with Mra Keith Daniels. Kenneth. Gerald services following. BACON Mild Cured Lb. 17c and Elaine Beckwith ot Hastings his ever Miu Helen Willits spent Sunday were caller*. at Kellogg Camp. Pine take. There will be a bam dance pro­ Mrs. Zeno Decker went with a gram at parlton Center Thursday party from Lake Odessa to the I night at eight o'clock. Good music. World's fair the latter part of the A cake will be given for the best * CANADIAN BACON >/, lb, 17c week. cake walking. Dancing after the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton and program. Coming soon.—Professor baby of Marshall spent Friday night Makeover. and Saturday at the home of Mr SOUTH SHULTZ. and Mra. Vincent Norton. Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Rhoades and Mr. and Mrs Ernest Peake and family expect to go to Ohio this Lydia and Ou*, and Carl Watson PURE LARD 2 lb.. 25c spent Sunday wtth Mr. and Mrs. WTbe funeral of Mra. Borah McKel­ Frank Whipple of Augusta. vey was held this Monday morning Mesdames Florence Peake and Chuck Cuts at 10:JO at the house and eleven Amey Bonneville spent Friday <M o'clock at the Wilcox church wtth Kalamazoo and called on Mrs. A^ah burial in the Wilcox ertnetery. SUMMER SAUSACS * Lb. Zlc Kenneth Sage, who has been visit Mr. and Mrs. 8. Modrack and Ing at Belding and oth* places the daughters Kathleen and Ellen, of past two week*, returned homo Fri­ and Mrs. J. W. Tedrow and Mr. and day evening. . Galen Cronk of Chicago visited Mrs. Clinton Johnson of Indian­ old friends tn the neighborhood one apolis. Ind., called on them Bunday. Mr. and Mra. O. E. Kenyon and day last week. Mi*, and Mr* Frank Parks of Au- grafidK®. Odrdfln. visited their son. grata and the Utter's brother of Alva Kenyon, and family of Bellevue Kalamazoo visited Mrs. Park's Sliter. Bunday. AT ALL STANDAM OIL STATION* ANO DKALKRt-ALSO OISTIIBOTOOS OF ATAM COUflTHOyS/fN^ s«„ dota, sSnlteM TO. ' f "I’LL ORDER A TELEPHONE ON MY WAY HOME" W 8 O'clock 55c 1 19c Rad Circle *■ 21c Bokar® * e Chase & Sanborn, Dal M onto, Maxwell House or Beech-nut 30c Coffee Soap Chips E«»r T«A Pilmol.ve So«p Ivory Fl«k« s-.n pi., 6 wiu Brown Sugar BuH< 5 Whitehouje Milk Tali 3 25c 23e 24c 17e 37c Heinz Ketchup 2 Heinz Soups 27c 25c 19c Pancake Flour ORANGES Juicy 2 Doz. 31c RUTABAGAS Canadian Lb. 3c ONIONS Yellow 50 lb. Bag 89c LETTUCE Firm Heads 2 for 17c Idaho Potatoes . Melons . Celery Calumet Bakin> Pow<*«' » 23c Post Bran Flakes 2 with MORE LIVE POWER PER GALLON mounts up fas 19c Crackers s~l" " 0,*u" «*•’• 17c Karo Syrup *^'10c 28c THE MONEY YOU SAVE Red Crown Superfuel—will amount to real money. For this richer, thriftier gasoline will take you farther for less money—and when you want, or need, speed. ■■ 'this bigger store of responsive driving energy more Live Power per gallon—is made available to z you without extra charge. Not even a fraction of 8 cent Cheese “"V&fr” a. 17c has been added to the price of “regular" gasoline. 111 ’ Ground Beef 2 - 23c Hence, from the standpoint of economy, M well as performance. Standard Red Crown Superfuel today is the greatest outright VALUE Standard Oil Smoked Picnics »15c line money buys More Live Power in Standard Red Boiling Beef u. 10c Beef Steak -19c Haddock Fillets “• 10c Crown Superfuel. And the money saved soon mounts \ np into many dollars. Contains Tetraethyl STANDARD RED CROWN SUPERFUEL-'more live power per �4 THK HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, glKOgn 11, 1M4 NOTICES | OZDNR FOB rtnucATiov. NOTICE OF MOZTOAOB 1AIX. Homemakers' Corner By Home Economica Specialists Mic hlgan S tale College tla Crrrt. . It la often convenient to know ..or,.ih>n exact volume of popular sized bieh'**’! cana- ’rhey •fe: No- 1—1 “’’d th* o«r*:cupB; No. H—1 and 2/5 cups; ■HIM U a r*-n>T>ru ■ lima within a{« *n«nt the Un 1>'3 No. r A small brown jug will make an | attractive container for winter bou­ quets. cAor "“tlea i* n> On* Thoennil ril Use the less tierfect of lhe toma­ r>»ll*r« (81.0.10.00), Principal, and toes. peaches, pears and other fruits . rtri* for canned fruit Juice or for pre­ >un »f Thirty S« serves. Jams, marmalades, fruit but­ ters and rauces. Green tomatoes can be used for Soup, stew, marmalade and mince­ LEGAL NOTICE meat. and may be fried or stuffed 1 amouni TREASURY DEPARTMENT as well as the ripe variety. The green kind isn't quite so rich in vitamins A and C as the red ones, but ranks the same in vitamin B content. The flavor Is practically the same in both kinds, except that Racnir.r with tl olthla Ihrw moall tad provided. the green ones taste slightly more y may b* <li..l!ow* acid. F. T. O'CONNOR. Try some green tomato marma­ Oat 0 2S. • lade. Cut six pounds of green to­ matoes In small pieces. Add six CHANCERY NOTICE. cups of sugar, slice six lemons thin Rtala of MirhlxaXy th’ Cirroif I and boil the slices for about five minutes in one cup of water with <1. NlrlUrarr. hatband and wife. ......... ■ • ui auii m ii. men Plain! dmrriw 10 u’e tomatoes and sugar. Heal L»n,i *n<i ;*thc mixture slowly, then cook rapClyde W Roell an.! Ill ‘ i>r»tnl«»* in lb* hatband and wife. rn.hin •>(. jdly and stir constantly for about Hlato of Pefrtulsnli. 1 Jotinilnan. CntiMjr ot Bi half an hour, or until the marma­ ; MirbUtn. vir: T)i» Hooih one-halt lade Is thick, nils recipe will make I *nnt)«w.«t on»<ia*rtrr about three quarts of marmalade. ■(M sister. Mra. Amy Rorabaugh. MraRorsbsugh U in very poor health. Mra. .Andrew Blough visited Mrs. Alma Mishler and family of N. Bowne Sunday afternoon. Mra. Jennie Pardee and Mrs Gladys Pardee spent Thursday with their sister. Mra. Lydia Ttorritt, of West Bowne. Will Coagriff and wife of Lowell spent Sunday with Mra. Jennie Par­ dee. ‘ ' Congratulations to Marvin Thaler and bride (nee Mildred Hutchens). ASSYRIA. The Rev. B. F. Hitchcock, pastor of the west Pennheld charge the past three years, has resigned the •aa <4 Or* dollar* a. without other *4 ministry and will be engaged In evangelistic work They are now lo­ cated at their Gull lake cottage for a time. The Rev. H. A. Campbell who has been engaged In mission work at Port Huron has been given the West Pennfleld charge to suceed Rev. Hitchcock. A. U WATKINS. Mra. Sylvia Bivens and family and Mra. Lutle Jenjtiru were Bunday guests at the former's brother's home. Mr. and Mrs Sherman Swift. Mrs Elva Case and daughter. Nor­ ma. attended the flower show at Battle Creek, sponsored by the Men's Dahlia Club and the Men's Garden Club on Thuraday. Two blue ribbons and three red were re­ Myrtl* ceived on exhibits entered by them. diaries Purcell Is quite comfort­ able al the present lime. Callers at the Purcell home Bunday were. Mr. OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. and Mrs. David Conklin. Mrs. Elva Miehlran. th* Probate Court for Case and daughter. Norma. ualr of Barry. DOWLING. Our pastor. Rev. Harold Dixon, and Mra. Dixon, left Sunday evening Lail Week's Letter. Tire attendance at the Ladles' Aid for Lyons to be with the latter’s ice cream rale which was held on parents. Mr. and Mrs Seymour, the lawn at ththome 01 of Dr. ana and father being 111. They will go from ••’) rod. tn : 'Jhe Mr* Tl H n...* —-■ very good —a a^ n ju-eiion i M* 3- K- Bc('s was tn there to Petoskey to attend the Will (1) North. spite of -* •* “ *inclement — -------- --------- - and • Michigan Conference. the weather Miss KnUirine Jones began school the proceeds amounted to R12. r Eaat half last week south of Battle Creek and Thanks to all who helped. (1). North Mr and Mrs. Lum Stephens of is driving to and from school. This Monday morning finds the Canton. Kansas. Were guests of Mra Anna Trethrlc from Friday until rural schools in session; Theodore Sunday and all attended a family Tack at the Assyria Center school. Marion Doster the Briggs. Bea­ reunion at Thornapple lake while Mrs. ' Moore the Elils. Marion Hunt here. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Blak- trice 1 Eagle. Gladys Calms the Check­ ney of Eau Claire, Wia.. visited Dor- the 1 ■oath four 0 H Briitol. ......... ..... ............. ..... ...u™,., '"! “»■“! Noniu‘l 0001 rence Trethrlc and wife Thursday/ BMr. nottU copy P™’at the Trethrlc home. Mr. and Mrs. ! Jone * Stevens. rtek* nlB < .. I I hear Trethrlc left for their home at At the fourlh conference Cleveland Friday I held at the Briggs church Mra. orhORDER FOB YUBUCATION •f li*<inaltic. loan Stale of Mlrklran. th* probate coot Mr. and Mra. Victor Sproul and Haight of the Union church family of Detroit visited relatives elected delegate to the Lay conhere over the week end. I fprence and Floyd Miller the Briggs Mr. and Mra. Aaron Schwucho re-' , .. _ ’Kim turned Friday from a western trip.1 Harold Martin of the Barney MilU BANNER WANT ADVS. FAY. having spent the past two weeks In 2u‘ricLU bl“ W 7^ . in nw ,,-att Montana and other places of inter-,dal1^ l”in»P<”’tatton J .Ie<» est In the west. '10 about thirty high school students Fl.. 4 Shrlp Mrs. Clarence Rice and son ot ' attending school there. mia. ixiw u*KI sun Ol ,------------ ,------------- . . . anslnff . _ . wa* a Battle creek were guests of Mrs . **rv Mrs TI^tle “ TLansing Adella Stanton last week. (Visitor last week. She who was formerly Miss Kittle' Mrs. Elizabeth Gray left Saturday Galletly and who taught school Ui for Kalamazoo where she will at­ this locality about 35 years ago and tend a reunion of classmates of for­ is still teaching at Long Beach. mer days spent In Galesburg. 1 nf thi* order for California, was here last week re­ PINE LAKE. newing old acquaintances also visit­ newapaper printed Mrs. Arthur Nichols and daugh­ The home has been the unit of progressive ed at Prairieville, her girlhood home. Mrs Mary Burroughs who has ter. Josephine, spent Wednesday civilization. The great xorth of the Ameri­ spent the summer near Nashville with Mis. Clara Nichols. Ruthfevn Nevins and Jean Rotters can home to society is undisputed. visited friends here last week and STATE OF MICHIGAN — ORDER OF will soon leave for her brother’s entereir the Kellogg Agricultural THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION home at Franklin. Pennsylvania, school on Tuesday. Sept. 4th; Lyle First mortgages upon homes are, and have —DUCKS. OEESE. BRANT. COOTS. Champion. Marlon Boulter and Ree­ where she will remain indefinitely. WILSON-8 SNIPE AND WOODCOCK. been for many years, the security back of Mr and Mra. Leon Moon and Mrs. ls Mlnar started Ln at Plainwell on building and loan shares. Wil Lois Altman attended the funeral Sept. 10th Those who are resuming of Mrs. Ed. Casslday at Battle Creek their studies include Lyle Billings -rt*in rrrnlation. Saturday. Mrs. Casslday was form­ st Kellogg school, and Alvin Not­ TmillMKIHFL. | ____ ,MUs _________ ____t Ingham and Dean Porter at Plainerly Kate_______________ Reed of this place and burial was in lhe Dowling ceme- Well. Ruth Nottingham entered Mntery. ,__________________________ jher's Business School in Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Morrow and j on Monday, where she will take a Ward Woodmansee and friend spent' complete course in stenography. *u*vprai rlnv* MVn 'Ololw — Twelve nw«mhprK members anti and twn two visitors several days Iner last week at at Torch llake, fishing and enjoying the north in of the Helping Hand Club met with ■hkh general. Mrs. Nichols on Wednesday after­ 1258 Grirwold SL. Detroit, Mich. TTie Cemetery Circle will have noon. After a short business session, MEMBER Detroit'■ 014ett BulUla, asS id» daily ba, their dinner on Thursday. Sept. 13. a program In charge of Emma Nev­ RAI HOME foildva: llorki and the Ladies' Aid will meet. Sept. ins was presented. This Included a 1ARK 5Y5TL 20th. humorous reading by Pearl Brown J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. School began Tuesday morning which was much enjoyed. The Octo­ with Mr. and Mrs. John Chamber­ ber meeting will be held with Hazel lain of Shultz tn charge at Dowling. Warner and Stella She Ip will be Miss Leona Moon at Uie Bristol and | program chairmen. famines ot or Lee Nottingham Mr. and Mra. Leland Jones at the,। Tne families Parker and the Stephens. — and * — Walter Warner -----------------were• shopping in Kalamazoo on Thursday. • ed on for appendicitis at Pennock The Plainwell fair and Homecom­ hospital last week Ls making n good Ing attracted many from this com­ recovery we are glad to report. munity on Saturday afternoon and evening. SOUTH BOWNE. . Mr. and Mra. Leander Rogers of Mr and Mrs Frank Walton called Athens spent Sunday afternoon on the latter's brother. Will Dipp, with his brother. John Rogers. and family Tuesday evening. Little GT.OWIK K. HOGARTH. Clare Dipp, who lias been very sick, IIIGHBANK. U somewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs. Max Slhler and Mr. and Mrs Nusahelsen of Rock­ family of Chicago visited last week ford called on thc latter’s brother, with Mr. and Mrs. WUl Hawblitx. Michael Grant. Wednesday. Pearl Basore and sister, Mrs. Ada OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. Mrs. WUl Mishler attended a can­ Bell, attended a reunion in Ohio one ning bee at the M. E. church base­ ment for the benefit of Clarke Me­ Mrs. Bert Daly and Cleon Mead morial home of Grand Rapids Wed­ spent Wednesday night with Mrs. C. nesday afternoon. Brown in Hastings. Mrs. F. L Walton attended W. M. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Marshall and A. at the home of Mrs. John Baar Mr and Mrs Worth Green attended Alh. w.„ circus in Battle .rni,r Creek Wednes­ Thursday. the >uri hi* Foliliou rr* Edith Cramer returned home' day. day Tuesday after navmg having attenaea attended a A, Mr. and Mrs. Max Slhler and knd luesaay aiicr Century of Progress for several days, family ot Chicago spent Wednesday **—and v --------- wlth Mr and Mrs Frank IUftr Frank Ralph Walton accom ­ panied bv Harry Cramer were in blitz i and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hecker Caledonia and Grand Rapids on and । daughter called in the evoking. business Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harve Marshall of Harold Yoders spent Thursday North Maple Grove spent Friday rnrrew tn*i panne evening at Emery Kimes at Pleasant evening , by publieatlon of with Will Hawbhtz. Valley. They also visited with Mr.I, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Reid of Bed­ and Mrs. Claytof) Clemens' who were :ford spent Sunday with Mr. and enroute to their home at Prescott ;Mra. Fred Reid. with their daughter, Lila, who had Mr. and Mra. Frank Hawblitx M.ldrrd Smith Rnri.lt spent from Friday until Wednesday John Seifert Ls spending a few in’Chicago and attended A Century days at the Eash home. He Intends of Progress. ORANGEVILLE. George Norman and son. Francis, going to New York to attend school Earl Marshall of Marshall spent of Kalamazoo were week end guests Bunday with Mr. and Mra, Curt Walter Duffey and family of Marshall of her parents. Mr. and Mra. Ben . •' * Grand Rapids spent Sunday eve­ Norman, of this place. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Burkett and Mr. and Mrs. Marclus Bagley ning at Harry Cramer’s. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burkett of Milton Weitz called Mike Lansing spent Saturday night and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Grant Monday forenoon. Harry Lewis near Wayland. Sunday at Bert Daly's. Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Roush of Mrs. Nettle Brown went Sunday NORTHEAST IRVING. to Kalamazoo to spend a few days Carson City were Sunday night with relatives. guests at Will Mishler's. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wieland and Mr. and Mrs. Will Mishler and Iris were in Grand Rapids Friday. Harry Blan veIt is not so well at Gwendolyn were Sunday guests at this writing. A large number from this place Henry Smelker's of the Fillmore lly of South Bowne spent Friday evening wtth Mr. and Mrs. Arthur attended the Homecoming at Plain­ dbtrict. Miss Mamie Tyler was at the home Moore and family. well Saturday. ' Bios LaCourse. Jr., and Elmer LaClare Dipp, tbe infant son of Mr. Puuntaine and their families have the past week. Mra. Hatton remains and Mrs. WUl Dipp, who has been gone to Marshall for a couple of about the same. Frank Walton and son Ralph gain at this writing. weeks. Gerald Rupe and family have made a hurried business trip to Grand Rapids Monday afternoon. moved to Otsego for the winter. Lightfoot Sunday. The condition of Mra. Adella Alden and Helen spent Sunday in pltal. remains unchanged at this CharioCte with their daughter and Freeport met with Mrs. John Barr sister, Mrs. Vernon Woleott and hu>- Friday. writing. ’■KSSU". Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clsler and family at Middleville. Honest Feed* at Hone*t Price* ' BRANCH DISTRICT. Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Samuel Norton, Carrollton. WAYNE Egg Mash Vincent Norton Sunday and Mon­ day. Merritt Lynbumer, Ina Densmore, Theodore Dutmer and Miss Ruth Mudge went to Gull lake Sunday after the latter** mother. Mrs. Mlnda Mudge. children ct Battle Creek were week end guests «» of Mr. * and Mrs. O..D. «*«* “u " ‘‘•-.y-' *'■ Hassett and attended the Wilkinson reunion -----v'*'- held tn the O. D. Fassett — woods on Labor day. School began Tuesday at the Branch district with MIm Edna Flory as teacher. Mlts Francis Darby .began her school at Lakeview ' Monday and Miss Helen Willits began the Mc­ Kelvey on Monday also. Much sympathy Ls extended to Mr. and Mra. Ray Bird, whose bam burned Saturday morning during the electrical shower. _ Mr. and Mrs. Lee Misenar, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hall of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Norton and baby of Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton and Margery attended a welner and marshmallow roast at the ivome of Mr. and Mra. Keith Norton Sunday. A miscellaneous shower wu Riv­ en Mr. and Mrs. Patil Bell at the home of Mr. and Mra. Lee Dell Thursday evening. The man who tries to dodge his obligations usually finds the detour much rougher than the road. SEVEN! Is a complete laying mash—all ready to dump into your mash feeders. It supplies a wide variety of concentrated animal and vegetable proteins prop­ erly balanced with minerals—in fact, everything * necessary in a mash to insure the best physical condition and maximum egg production. HIDE1CI Jf you have your own farm grains and want to use them-Tor a part of your mash, WAYNE 26% and 32% MASH SUPPLEMENT will exactly fit your needs. IS NOT A A8 THI PANJ TRY WAYNE FEEDS BUT REVII OF •A BETTER FEED FOR EVERY NEED” EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 It Alio I / Memorlc IV w We left Crit ernoon with next stop. Th beautiful or p Caribbean sea Grand canyc | torical expert! Interesting st Columbus sail and on one o to America, section and t passed In that tribute from shore, Btorie written of tl gold and Jew and his plrat way places, maps, of the i Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column CLEAN Happen! MILK evidence, but learned, no 01 any great ext< from an isla Morgan's hea when he wai Doesn’t “Just It requires a lot of planning, and a tot of extra work. The time has long since gone by, when there is any doubt about the "germs." Il takes n powerful mlcrtxcope to see them. They are little fellows. They don't observe union hours and pay no atten­ tion to NRA codes. They work all the while. Some of them do good work, but a tot of them are dangerous trouble makers, and if they get into your system you have a tot of trouble ahead. Medical Science has discovered that milk FROM THE STONE AGE TO THE PRESENT . Is a natural "carrier" of disease germs, and that tn fact moat epidemics start from tainted milk or water. Appreciating thia fact. the Highlands Dairy has purchased all the latest equipment and follows the latest methods In the production of CLEAN MILK. Tests by officials representing the State of Michigan show that no cleaner milk Is pro­ duced In Michigan than we produce., We take a tot of pride in it and it should be worth/ of consideration by every family. Why not try it? It coats no more. to start out Borne'of his to have beer ground hai Marched lime I I I anything of However, as I truth to the i der on this found old 8| enough to ke stanRy on th cache they f around there. l*h explorers plow through I I home with si ure stolen frt one else thej from. But thi so let’s come times. Many now (Continued A Phone Call Will Bring It to Your Horne! THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 :: Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: Hastings, Mich. TEACHE MEN ffiatfamnl Ifinan & Ijmicstnwnt (ftontpattij ONE HUN WERE 0 group In sin MICHIGAN Fire risk is also greatly reduced. Coal is convenient and saves a lot of time and bother in trying to keep the fire burning. MICHIGAN BAKERIES, Inc., one of MichigAn's largest and most modern bakeries, announces that iu products, heretofore known as HOLSUM, will from now on be known as MICHIGAN. 71k change in name is both logical and convenient. MICHIGAN BAKERIES, Inc., is owned by Michigan people; all its employees are Michigan folk; its products enjoy a wide accept^c throughout this part of tlK slate. Therefore, to name dies* fine bakery products after our state is to accept a reasonable and inevitable conclusion. We carry a stock of the BE ITER grades of coal and assurft you of prompt and careful delivery. ♦ Phene 2257 Hastings, Mich. About one from our cou era' encampi W. K- Kella lake, sept. 7 a very Instn day evening HOLSUM Good Coal!- Smith Brothers Velte & Company Splendid J ben of I Oat can best be secured by the burning ot Telephone 2257 ENJOYAB STRl a Economy in Heating Buy as much or as little as you wish and it will have our careful attention. Loaa ANNOUNCEMENT I Thc name only has been changed. HOLSUM has stood for tbe highest rjuahty in bakery products for many years. It is not too much to say that MICH­ IGAN succeeds HOLSUM in this as well as in name. Thc name MICHIGAN stands now, and will continue to stand, for thc finest loaf teachers ant 4 oua member ” BUff. Profes Cleveland w. gave a v*rj problems. On Satun Street discus lalionshlps” . • -(Conti of bread and thc finest rolls and coffee cakes it is humanly possible to bake. To you who have been loyal to HOLSUM btead and rails these many years, wc ray a deeply-felt “thank you.” At thc same time, wc dedicate the entire resources of our plants, thc fullest skill of our men, the complete facilities of our laboratories, to thc making of products that will continue to justify your appreciated patronage. One , CO MM UN Elsewhere found an ad munily Aucl the falrgroi Henry Plant and auction as clerk. An sold will be i and mules, i under guara MICHIGAN bakery products, like HOLSUM, arc sold by independent grocers. TlKy sre delivered at the peak of freshness each day in our own delivery can to make sure you get them oven­ fresh wherever you buy them. Thc insignia that has, for some years .identified our product, continues to appear prominently on tlic new cream­ colored wrapper. Look for it ... it's your guarantee of higliest quality. . good coarse shoata and and pigs; got laundry sto1 Col. Flanaei more stock, household g< will conttnui this week. Auction Sal and time. MIS81ONA3 Methodist HEM o’clock. Yo kin Pte- Pr Adv. BREAD • ROLLS Rje Be~d • Hath • G>/~ Coin MICHIGAN BAKERIES, Inc AN , I wish to i ry county t � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-09-19.pdf 2138acc5073cd61dfffe19722e628e62 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR HASTIN6S SIGNALLY Sdfoh^Interests Backing Propojed jiFlflUl IllDO ulDIIHLLI ment Reducing Gai Tax to 2 CentSj Gallon Joker in It Would Cut $5,000,000 From Salei IB NOT AS INTERESTING AB THE FAC1FIC OR PANAMA CANAL BUT REVIVES THOUGHTS OF THE LONG AGO It Algo Brings Back the / Memories of Brief. War V With Spain PAGES Ito8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 19,1934 12 PAGES jSERIOUS ACCIDENT ' JMMfW I BY GATHERING Or MANY BY GATHERING OF MANY Tax — Alto $7,000,000 Lou From Gu Tax HIGH-UP RAILROAD AND The Banner has spoken many'll was noticed several weeks after POLIOS OFFICIALS D[UCi[)C||||P CPD ON NASHVILLE BRIDGE I1L “ : Bridge Worker Fractured Leg When Five Ton Gird- I er Breaks Chain • Raymond Knoll of Nashville sus-I HuAnOl ID I Uli |lNAME DR. J CHMN. OF COUNTY COMM. of Democratic Go, Con­ CNOEm" Date vention Fixed M.TlStfP. M. Thursday, Sept. 20 HASTINGS DIVIO PLAYERS There was a meeting here Friday R1V. D1W1Y TO PRESENT PLAY j, evening ot the democratic candiBURTON U I dates for county office who had been GRAND BA FOR CHILDREN regularly named at the primary or talned a compound fracture of hte left leg when a chain broke letting him and a five ton girder drop into the Thornapple river, with his leg' . ..._--------. -------- -- — — ------ - — times of what we consider the sei- the petitions had been filed at Lan. I by reason of the fact that no oppofish interests which are really be- sing. An opinion was asked of the a*HCT nc DDnuiSJCUT beneath |tition. and were therefore duly nomi hind the movement to reduce the'attorney general, who ruled that if MUol Ur rnumilStrai -irn-rthe» girder. He was riding BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES the girder, as it was being swung ccrilDCn IM nCTDCIT ln>ud T* 1 ” <* choosing lite gas tax from three cents per gallon thte amendment carried sales ot RFPRF’nFNTFD i-ttz, ^i.^ kJ t,y a crane on the new: otLUntU IN UElnUII officers of the democratic county to two cents per gallon. The Michl- gasoline and automobiles would be . nUAUo ntrnt&EN I EU ,Jnto plare by bridge, which te being constructed ------------I committee te by law made the duty I Ban Automobile Club of Detroit is relieved of the sales tax. although1 Meetings Held at Beal Fac- on M-14 across the Thomappie river Special Performances for of such candidates for county office. ostensibly behind thte proposition other products must pay it. ♦ on North Main street, Nashville. Hnn 7116 oltoer members of the county aud has paid jnen in Ute field doing I If Ute people of this state wish lo tory and at the ConnVery fortunately fortUnateiy he he fell fell into into soft soft School Pupils—Poster Con- commits. ,m be named at the 1. Very their utmost to cut 87.000.000 an- save themselves from paying this • try Olub earth and mud. which saved him ■ test Is Planned i Democratic county convention, which nually from Uie highway revenues 812,000.000 they had belter vote from m much more serious injuries, Th. wtol or .oe or .n MMfed.| " ch . •»'« “ i Th. ItortUwi CM. num or. In “• September tn Injuries , — riavor< in held !> of the slate and the counties. If!against thte proposed amendment, rnw unto the M-1 thll'JSKeSJ "X ri. I w111 ■"» “ ">“here *■•■ «"»■> th. 20. >"»«•their scheme te successful. It will The Michigan Automobile Club of or a city, is often influenced more 1 er and taken to not only reduce the revenues of the, Detroit seems to have plenty of mon- or less by some little Incident that te ' state highway department by about ey to flood the state with propagan- not generally known, and Indeed the ! Chairman—John A. Wooten. 87.000,000. yearly. but it will ateo da and to send Its paid represents­ city of Hastings has been Influenced . Vice Chairman—Chas. H. Leonard. cut Ute proceed* of the sales tax by Uves all over Michigan to put the In this way. Somewhere around 35 Try 'ZmZTrkgTJkJJA•TJ' Secretary—Hugh Riley. Richard B. MotY111 °°< « and adds that these play* shall be 85.000.000. mere was a little joker | thing across. Unless the people are mn ago lb. Treasurer—Clementine O'Connor. inserted in the proposed amend- (aroused, the little scheme of putting,*er made a combined business and «r , produced at an admission price that The meeting also fixed the time ! shall enable all to enjoy clean, well ­ menu, which Its sponsors no doubt-Into the constitution of this state. right-seeing trip to the west. By rK||]||| I Mln! I for the democratic oounty conven­ : staged drama. hoped would not be discovered. But I (Continued on page threej , chance, lie met a young man in hte ■ rHtllll| lUlrll I Ilf । In the early fall, of each year the tion on Thursday. September 20, at FAREWELL RECEPTI THIS THURSDAY The Dewey Family Haw Warm Place in We left Cristobal late Bunday aft­ fact that, after having m ernoon with Havana, Cuba, as our cal Methodist Fqtseopsl next stop. There is nothing very beautiful or picturesque about the Caribbean sea, though it te a regular Grand Canyon of Interesting his­ torical experiences. IF the waters of thte old sea could only speak what interesting stories they could tell. the community In which hi Oulumbus sailed them several times been a useful factor. Ha waa and on one of his trips bumped in­ ' Player* will pAsent a play especially ‘ ’ I friends. No one tn Hastings knew It to America. Pirates Infested thte Commercial club and | at the time, but that chance meet­ for children. letters are still comsection and took toll of ships that CIVIC PLAYERS’ “HAY ing has had a lot to do with the 'ing in from children who witnessed passed in that early day. and exacted Civic Player* organisation and f the charming folk-lore story. The development and general welfare of tribute from settlements along the LOFT FROLIC” SEPT. 28 jg | Silver Thread." which played to a shoe. Stories have been told and thte city. FRESHMAN COLLEGE The young man above referred to | capacity audience last year. Later written of the great treasures of Two One-Act Plays and Sev­ NOW ASSURED IN I in the season the Battle Creek Litwas Mr. Einil Tyden of thte city. He gold and Jewels buried by Morgan eral Other Attractions tie Theatre Guild came to Hastings had been gssoclated with railroads and hte pirate crew, in out of the HASTINGS that pertained to the welfare of thia and gave "Little Women" which was In the west, and had seen how the way places. Maps, or supposed Are Planned city has endeared him to many pao| well attended and greatly enjoyed. COUNTY CANVASSERS MET ohl-fashioned lead and wire car map*, of the spots where the secret­ J. T. Mohler's spacious barn on I Thte year, on the 12th of October. NECESSARY TO SECURE seals had been easily "picked.” FINE EDUCATIONAL ed wealth was hidden have been in AT COURT HOUSE ON churches. goods from freight cars stolen and evidence, but as far as I have M-37 te to be the scene of Hastings SERVICES OF ANOTH­ OPPORTUNITY OFFERED •£,’2!; FRIDAY j , of fairy lore will live ana speak belearned, no one has ever profited to Civic player* Hayloft Frolic. Mem­ the cars re-sealed with the seal that lai. friendly, kindly way* have wM' ER TkACHER any great extent. We passed not far ber* of the Players group will gather had been picked. The crying need Local Institution Will Be <«" the oellghted ey~ of tbs aulfcr him a host ot friends. of all freight departments ot all | dren of Barry county, when Clnderfrom an Island said to have been there on the evening of September Sponsored by W. 8. T. 0. Morgan's headquarters at one time 28 clad In overalls and aprons. This TABULATED VOTE ella will again lose her slipper and FIVE HUNDRED TWENTY- ( Frolic promises to be more packed jher heart to the gallant Prince ini when he was at the height of his could NOT be picked, that could be of Kalamaxoo FOR CANDIDATES EIGHT REGISTfREQ ■ "career." and from which he used with surprises and excitement than numbered serially, easily applied, ... ........ I» 1 a CJUXinUlIg charming UUBPWXB.KHI adaptation CM of MIC the UKbethe various societies ot tba It is now oMured that Hastings (loved lUxy from the pen of Clare to start out on some of hte raids. was the never to be forgotten "Lake­ and at the same time could be sold wlU have a Preriiman College. It wll1 najor director of the ChU- More Foreign Students in the' j Borne'of hte stolen plunder te said side picnic, where over 200 partici­ Results Are Substantially as °" .‘P r^°1!dren aTheatre In New York City. school; she entered to have been hidden there. The pants were alternately shocked by gether these were "some require­ 'Reported in Last Week's High School Than Ever \ । ground has been thoroughly the discovery of the famous 'Trail's ments." and seemed almost impos­ building. A meeting was held Friday । RehearMls have b«.n m progress beauUftd oos-. societies. She to a Banner searched time and again, but no one. End” mummy and the antics of sible. especially when “price” was eventngof those Interested in hav-1 for day, lavUh Before—Now 219 ! Ing a Freshman College here. Over , t umes have been secured from Do^, os far as Is known, has ever found Gun lake's mysterious SEA SER­ considered — as it always is. ' The Hasting* High school te a । The county canvassing board com­ anything of great consequence PENT which was gracious enough pleted their labors on Thursday and Mr. Tyden had an "idea" along 35 were present. Enough more have, trolt a ,-^r of thoroughbred "tqm/ very busy place these day* because to make several appearances during beep contacted who desene to have bler -. plgcons lxave ^,1 lrallW dtor However, as if to give some tinge of tabulated the ” results the primary this line—in fact his head lias al­ tbo rrrnlw ,^blj. b«.u» IU own “ “ .rZ. of c.Mld.toT„ • -to ... ..-­ Ab6ut of the largest enrollment In the follow --------•'Cinderella" truth to the re|x>rts of hidden piunr ways been full ot "ideas" and good sucp an institution here to brjng the weeks history of the school. On Friday 1.,hll.„. spirit ...IH. could ™.to not resist Join toin.­ pregenW der on thte island, natives have Jubilant ones too. He had a "hand-made” number to dver the prescribed limit, and perch on her head and shoul­ night the enrollment wu 521 and which te 40. Accordingly Superinten­ ders. special music has been plan­ found old Spanish gold coins—just ing in the hilarity on shore. i from the twenty-flve precincts of self-locking car seal along with him on Monday seven more were regis­ no wonder, therefore. U There will be two one act plays enough to keep some of them con­ simply to show how it would work. dent VanBusklrk has forwarded an ned and a corps of scene painters tered. making a total of 528. the oounty. clary of the church invtl stantly on the hunt for the valuable present. First, "The Sliort Cut" by Mr. Tyden had almost come to terms application for such a college to the have been constructing gorgeous Democratic Nominees. cache they feel sure is somewhere Percival Wild, directed and played Governor. with a Chicago manufacturer to proper authorities, and it is expect­ stage settings. Tire play will easily ed viat notice of approval will soon be the most colorful presentation of eighth year. around there. Ships of the old Span­ by Albert Becker and Harold Lo­ make the seals on a royalty basis. Wrn. A. Comstock. 573. ish explorers and colonizers used to gan. Thte te a dramatic sketch con-; Arthur J. Lacy. 599. the season. plow through these waters on their cemlng men trapped In a mine. Tyden-and who wouldn't be—and cellent teachers, now unemployd. Every child In Barry county should ginning his duties on Monday mornJohn K. Stack. 244. way to Panama, or on their way The second play will be the Broadhe was sold on the “idea" too. The who arc available for thte project, so see Cinderella and the admission. . «..V .™. — M ir Mannv lA..mev( John p/ Ballcy . 33y . situation in the conference home with ships loaded with treas- way success. The Happy Journey and evening has been set result of all thte was that Mr. Ty­ that good training will be given to afternoon anrl Mr. Gamer will teach civics and ure stolen from the Incas and any-1 to Trenton and Camden" by Thomden located in Hastings, we have the all who may attend at ten cents, so that every child can algebra and conduct the boys’ glee Patrick Kane. 174. one else they could make a "ratee" | ton Wilder, directed by Miss Mar- I Allen E. Stebbins. 874. The alm of such colleges Is to take splendid International Beal 6c lack club and High school chorus. He from. But that was a tong time ago. i garet Gladstone, with a cast of Mias ,; United State* Senator. Co. factory, also the beautiful E. W. educational opportunity on a college The curtains rise at 3 and is a graduate of Central fltata other plana tor himself than uumwiK, Miss jauts Helen xiricu weaver, Hiaitl. duu so let's come down to more recent (Gladstone, Bud' Claude 8. Carney. 240. Bliss factory which was an out­ level to the thousands of high school 8:15 sharp. Special children's tick­ Teachers' College at Mount Pleas­ back to Hastings. Wolfe. Mtes Miss Jocelyn Jocelyn Ironside Ironside and and | time*. |, Wolfe. With this situation tn mb growth of the Seal 6c Lock factory; graduates throughout the state, ets will be furnished to all teachers ant, and has taught In West Branch. Alva M. Cummins. 347. A . glorified Many now living can remember DeForest Walton. Walton, Jr. .. —— I Frank A. Picard, 528. also the Viking Corporation factory. setose finances are so limited that it In county and grade schools. These Because of the change mads, Al­ id itapcs&lble for them to attend a should be reserved at Cordes' newAmerican mother --te portrayed in this ■ Ray D. Schneider. 93. (Continued on page 11. part two) - ------------------*'----- -------' (Continued on page six) bert Becker's schedule has had to play In a startling manner. On the ( regular college. The following will stand. preferably in a group. program also are several most orig­ indicate the scope and procedure George Foulkes. 232. The following poster contest te placed in direct diarge of all dra­ DISTRIBUTION OF THE inal numbers, conducted by Mr. Bar­ and set-up for these schools: anounced: matic productions in the High DISTRIBUTION OF A nett. featuring the famous Man on 1. The state will be apportioned by Contestants are divided into three school, which will include the Sen­ Birge C. Swift. 1,195. PENAL FINE MONEY tlie Flying Trapeze and "Elder" Rus- .State Senator. counties among the four state teach­ DELINQUENT (Continued on page six) ior play, the Junior play, the Teach­ sell, whose identity has aroused a 1 W. W/Holbrook. 300. ers colleges, the Michigan State Col­ ers' pixy. the Spotlight, etc. Thte It Is .^flsed on Number of lege. great amount of curiosity in the University of Michigan and John C. Stafford. 293. GROUP QF HASTINGS MEN te work for which Mr. Becker te es­ Oo. Trots. Maus Pays Oi community of late. During the eve­ Wayne University pf Detroit;-*npw Persona of School Ago D. E Hughes. 533. colleges and universities will act us GET FREE PLANE RIDE pecially fitted and the kind of work ning, too. there will be square Aufust Receipts of De­ The democrats made no noml; in Townships he likes very much. sponsoring institutions for the ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY dances and Virginia reels to do and nation for prosecuting attorney. linquent Taxes Announcement is ateo made of - The annual apportionment of the Freshmen colleges located within Big Tri-Motor Airship Bails to watch. -- .-------------------------WERE GUESTS OF KEL­ foreign -----------------students regDr. and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop, chair- ( T. 8. K. Reid was unopposed for penal finejmoney for the past year their respective zones. In thte con­ Over City With Locaf county clerk, so It was not neces­ istei ar. tiie number being made the distribution ot the dal LOGG FOUNDATION men, with Mr and Mrs. Karl Cole- sary gary for IOf hte nis name name y, appeBr on the MM- has been made by County Treasurer nection we will add that the Barry to appear —..... — ten more than last man. Mr. and Mrs. D. fc. Boyes and ,ballot The same K true Of county Maus. It te based on the number county. Freshmen college will be un­ Passengers year. The Hastings schools have Mr .Lorenzo " — __ ____ Mr. and Uri Mrs. Rnv Roy OnrriPB Cordes as assls. assis- treasurer. ,“ F. .. Maus, and>__ reg­ of person* of school age-in the town­ der the supervision of Western State Sheriff George Leonard, Mayor many privileges to offer the High him during the montl ENJOYABLE AND IN­ ants in charge assure a most enjoy­ ister of deeds, Earl Boyes. ships and in this city. In accord­ Teachers College of Kalamazoo. Charles Leonard. Morris Lambie, .school young people and that Is no total being 8742344. able evening. ance with Act 319 of the Public 2 The scope of the program to bo cashier of the Hastings City Bank, doubt one at the reasons why ao Coroner. STRUCTIVE PROGRAM Kenlth McIntyre te named be­ Acts of 1927. the money so appor­ undertaken in any local Freshman and the writer were guests. Tues­ many are availing themselves of were applied: tioned must be used for the pur­ college will depend upon the nstds day. of the Ford Motor Company of City and Village Fund ....| cause lie had no opposition. Splendid Addresses by Mem­ RED CROSS ARRANG­ their opportunity. The democrats made no nomina­ chase of books for township school of the group and the facilities ^ail- Detroit and the Universal Oarage i Many people have asked the Ban­ ING FOR ROLL CALL districts or city libraries. The able for offering academic work. of Hastings in a ride from the bers of Staff and Several Oan. Fund, oounty tion for county surveyor. amounts for each of the townships Thoroughness and high standards Grand Rapids airport to Hastings ner to print the names of the teach-, Sheriff. Guest Speakers era in the dty schools thte year ao Field Representative Meets George W. Leonard. 1.011. and for thte city are as follows: will be considered basic. State Tax Fund in a big tri motored cabin plane. we are giving the names herewith: About one hundred fifty teachers, 3. Such colleges will not be or­ John A. Vanderkolk. 457. No. of The ship was licensed NC7S83. Committee Here on Fri­ D. A. VanBusklrk. superintendent. from our county attended the teach­ Republican Nominee*. Total Amt. Children ganized in cities where there are Ford all-metal 13-passenger and Name of Twp. Mrs. Ruth Baine, secretary. ers' encampment as guests of the private colleges or public junior colday, September 21 Ballots were cast in the county for Assyria ............ .1 29.82 320 weighed 7,000 pounds empty. It was William T. Wallace, principal. W, K. Kellogg Foundation at Clear equipped with three 9-cyllnder .Fred 8. Jones, assistant principal. At a meeting of the officers of the the following persons tor the re­ Baltimore -----lake. Hept. 7th to 9th. and enjoyed . 4. The auperintendent of schools Wright J5 Whirlwind motors of 220 Barry Qwnty Red Cross Chapter spective offices: general fund tax and Miss Marie Rowe, dean of girls. a very instructive program. On Fri- jheld on Monday evening in the office Governor. in the town or city where the Fresh­ h. p. each. It has a maximum » (Continued on page eight) day evening following the dinner at of the chairman. Archie D. McDon­ man college Is located will assume speed of 125 miles per hour. It te Frank D. FUzgerald. 2.722. Castleton ..... the initiative In organising tire local claimed these motors cost 85.000 Alex Groesbeck. 329. ald. plans for the annual Red Cross Hastings City .. township taxes were GETS CHECKS FOR group In singing several songs and membership campaign were dis­ Freshmen college. (Continued on page six) Hastings Twp. . each and the list price of the plane follows: Dr. M. R. Kinde welcomed the 5. A minimum of forty qualified 1s only 855,000. CORN-HOGJPAYMENTS Hope cussed. teachers and introduced the varl(Continued on page five) Irving ........ After warming up the motors we Miss Josephine 8- Davis, a field City at Harf Inga ..... 4 ous members on the Foundation representative of the American Red Y LEADERS’ CAMP took off at exactly 10 o'clock. County Agent Foster to Dis­ Village ot Nashville .. Johnstown ” staff. Professor Henry Busch from AT STUART LAKE Maple Grove .. We Just seemed to glide Into space Cross, will be In thte city on Friday, Village ot Middleville tribute 190,000 to 069 Cleveland was then Introduced and Sept. 21 to assist the local commit­ Orangeville ----as the earth moved away and in a gave a very Interesting discussion tee with the preliminary work tor moment we were 1200 feet in the air Prairieville .... Bigners Resource Men Will Discuss of recent trends in social and health the drive which opens on Armistice and remained at about that altitude Rutland Oounty Agent Harold Foster has Problems on Septem­ problems. Day. Sunday. November 11, and Thomappie .... for the entire trip. We followed a ' 505 Rose St. On Saturday forenoon. Dr. Roy closes on Thanksgiving Day. No­ Woodland -----direct course passing over Dutton plied on payments to KO com-hog ber 22 and 23 Street discussed "Teacher-Pupil Re­ Petoskey, Mich. and Caledonia The landscape be­ vember 29. Nine of the members The Y Leaders' Institute at the Yankee Springs lationships" and Dr. Wllda Rose- were present Monday evening and A three-day session of a cooking low presented a most beautiful pic­ reduction contracts. Inspections In connection with the school, brought to Petoskey by the • —(Continued on page six) various matters of interest were dis­ will be held thte week end. Sept. 22 8575.60 ture with the Thornapple river Petoskey Evening News, cooperating winding its course back and forth. corn-hog reduction program have cussed ‘and 23. reports Secy. C. F. Angell. with various merchants, proved rr/ very i lta w.«. Its banks bordered with trees. To ployed for one and one-half months. Definite information about, the Special resource men are coming LET THE CONTRACT TO mwettas utd wcrrthwhUc thh llad pen, In th. Ur Roll Call, names of workers, etc., to discuss with Barry Co. leaders, wear, .n cceUenl «fvntt.ln8 rne-.p^ duJ w fnd.wcnb.Uy The inspectors will all be Barry will be given later. ' GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. dium problems and programs In connec­ foe any torn, to put on. beautiful. We Hided to a landtoi county men. Further payments in tion with work along character COMMUNITY AUCTION SALE. It war held In the High sclwol ( thc flcid on the abort of the corn-!»og reduction program will building -lines. New Heating Plant to Be In­ gymnasium Elsewhere in this issue will be ATTENDING CONFER­ to •>« the opening l*,, Al-Oon-Qutn Imt M minuter be made in November or December, .. .................. previous “ E. T. May, of Lansing Area Y. M. and the final checks are expected in Irving ............... found an advertisement for a Com­ of school; boQtlis and tables around after taking off. stalled at the Court ENCE THIS WEEK C. A., ateo Carl Metzger of Grand January or FebruaryPrairieville -----munity Auction sale to be held at the floor held attractive displays by Rapids and Kent Co., will speak, House Orangeville .... the fairgrounds in thte city. Col. the different merchants. The audi­ Johns, pilot, and Herb Green, co­ Rev. Lane Closes Successful also an address will be given by Aben Yankee Springs Henry Flannery will ba the manager The building committee, of the ence was seated in the gallery, an pilot. This big plane remained at It to with very great regret that E. Johnson from his many experi ­ and auctioneer, with Emeat Gray Barry county board of supervUora, advantageous position »heje full Hastings during the day and car­ the force of circunutanoes requires Thornappls .... Year for United Breth­ ences In dealing with business lead- secured the written approval of the view could be had of the demonstra­ as clerk. Among the property to be ried many passengers on enjoyable us to say goodbye to Hastings We ren Church sold will be several good work horses members of the board authorising tions below. trips above the city. have spent seven happy )*ar* among The Institute will begin at 4:00. the committee lo install a new heat­ and mules, all of which will be sold Rev. and Mrs. L- E. Lane accom­ Mrs. Helene Sailer, the bright­ folks whose endurance and forbear­ and close at--------2:30,• — Sunday under guarantee; several good jnhch panied by Mrs. Nora Filllck. as a Saturday, -------- —-----------------—• ing plant at the court house. The eyed. buxom. Immaculately attired ance have been quite beyond our unTt ** end "* committee saw them personally, conductore&s. was deft in her move­ NEW PASTOR TO PREACH MUtrnU. u« ta Grand tupM. it. I afternoon. .(Urnoon. Hue. bl« rneel* derslandUig, We have tried to do of play lendtn. the ennu.l conference of ‘plenty of P *r end Mlowrhlp dll thereby obviating the necessity of _____________________ NEXT SUNDAY MORNING ments gnd sure of her methods, as Primaries. It has ““» who wish «Uh lo Mnt rtoul lend- calling a special meeting of the one would need to be to put recipe* shoats and possibly 2 brood sows the Church of the united Brethren l'men —--------and pigs; good double work harness; in Christ. Rev Lane has Just com- ersh‘P tn character training are wel- board of supervisors, which would over every day before *everal hun- Rev. M. W. Jones Will Begin munity but have received from both laundry stove, 1M shocks of com. pleted hte third year's ministry at,comf- Brln< r00*. blankets, have entailed considerable expense. wll 1 always seem Hig Work Hera at 10 Col. Planaery Is expecting much the First Church of the United1 The committee considered the matAN AFPMCIATION. more stock, tools and possibly some Brethren in Christ in thte city. She cooked with both an electric A. M. Sunday I am glad to take thte opportuni­ household goods for this sale, as he He appreciates the help and kindthe Goodyear Brothers' Hardware and a gas range equipped with con- I The new pastor of the Methodist been so kind to us and who have . will continue tn list until the end of nesMs of all thoae who have made ty of expressing my appreciation to Company of thia city for the new trolled heat, and had two well church. Rev. M. W. Jone*. wlUTill made our stay here so pleasant and thte week. Read the Community it possible to close the year with the the kind friends of Barry county boiler and the Installation of the stocked electric refrigerators. Her pu]plt next Sunday at the usual profitable. who made it possible for me to be Auction Sale advertisement In thte bodgeL paid in full___ iuoaunavoa on sne uc&ei ten on^fThwT^f the tvepuoucan Republican tta^J ticket same, which also means new fire first demonstration was our old l)Our for morning service, During the pastor s absence the ?nominated or walla for Ute boiler. The old one Itad friend apple pie, with' several in- o-cl0ek. r^v W1d Mrs. Jones <111 -cuter service, .ill be conducted at I U e^ted. I promtee and time. regular services will be conducted st novations new to the majority. not move here until next week, but know will receive a royal weioc SUNDAY the church by hte father. Rev. E. I will do everything tn my power to had developed which made it neces­ In the first place she used a yard- be wm drive to Lansing Saturday to Everybody will like them and MISSIONARY UNION Henderson Lane, evangelist at large sitow that the support of these sary to buy a new outfit. square piece of canvas folded In vUn .omp rtlaUvbs and drive to greatly profit by their ministry. autumn suma. for the denomination. fourths for tier moulding board. This Hostings Sunday to fill the pulpit friends was well founded. Methodist church. Wednesday, many Hastings' liousewlvea will re- next Bunday morning. Rev. Dewey LARGE CROWD ON —Adv. Jay Btekney. BABBY COUNTY FB1BNUS . EXCURSION BUNDAY. member Mr*. Kntekem advocated at vly mracb at hte new church Buro'clock. You are cardlally Invited. AND VOTBBB. Two hundred fourteen people took Housekeeper's Day at the Hastings ton feighu. in Grand Rapids, next ROD AND GUN CLUB. Swiss steak atfd trimmings PumpI wish to express my deep appre­ There will be an Important meet­ advantage of the Michigan Central Women's Club. Her rather small Sunday. - - ciation and thanks for the conn-' ing of the Barry Oounty Rod and excursion to Chicago on Sunday, 81 rolling pin was covered with a Adv. nliiK Monday *wnlno fton* OS NOTICE. dence and aid you gave me al the 'nun Gun Club evening,'Sept 24, going from Hastings, 75 from Wood­ child's cheap white stocking (the Ye Old Tyme Friends meet with present. AN APPRECIATION. primary, Sept. 11. I at seven o'clock. The place te the land, 15 from Coats Grove and 43 foot cut off), tied securely at each It te jny sincerest desire Dot to Road Commission office in the court from Delton. Thte was a much end where the handles join. Rub- the Matthews girls. 220 Lafayette Bt^ I wish to thank the voters of Bar­ ry county for the splendid support tjetray that confidence if elected hoqse. Thte meeting will be of lm- larger number than went on the bing flour thoroughly into both can- 8. X. Grand Rapid*, Saturday. Sept, given me at the I rimary Tuesday, State Senator. “—•— portance to those interested in the first excursion. The railroad com­ vas and pin she said, for every pie, by 29. Bring table service, sandwiches Respectfully. new fish rearing ponds at Orange­ pany is contemplating another ex- tills method, you saved dusting on and one other dteh. Kiltie Woodruff, B®L 11. It te deeply appreciated. (Continued on page five) | Secy.—Adv. ville. —Adv. . Allan C. Hyde. “ lOFFICIil PMIBY ELECTION RETURNS SUS’ FORTY NECESSARY TEACHERS’ENCAMP­ MENT DELIGHTFUL Letter From The North One Auction Sale °> “» ENBDLLNIENT STILL ON THE HEISE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER U, 1934 04 aTiSw . . LEnW FROM WILUAM ?NJIAN QF OCALA, FLA. JOURNALISM t------ --- - ■ . this theme wgs efpeclally appropri[ate. There art few to this or any1 Ha. lun. ot In a letter to I friend. m1m Butar Hastings Journal Dated Sept. 1, 1892 Former Barry Oounty Man of Oondltiopg He Found on Hhi Trip LOCAL QEWS Donkey BASEBALL Gamtfl LOi the schoolhouse on Monday evening, :™ur^ A ‘Si? iSf wnni I. -3-7 father called at the hospital to k« An attractive five per cent dis­ William Enxlan. a former Barry '*■-------- e day apd fei} wbUc deacendcount on all used cars and truck* hto hip and county resident, but who noyr'llf’® .Ject ft I* not necessary to explain to Wellman, who lives in the Martin ling the। steps and broke u >. tMI v. _ bed. k. All ... gym_ at Ocgla, Fla-, writes th* Banosr a offered by Universal Qaraae Com­ janyone who knows him that he is district, for a copy of .the Hasthfgs ,1s sUU confined to hl* pany for next Saturday.—Adv. 'i great student a* well as a think- [Journal of. September 1. 1892. At.pathixe with Miss Buter and hope very interesting letter, w^lch we are Little .Howard Laverti Tucker, 19 pawing oil to our readers, knowing er He ha* a profound belief In th“‘ Ume lho Journal, which was she may be better soon. . month* old. son of Mr. and Mrs a America toUituUoiu. thc crowning byjhe late John H Dennis, | ------- - -------- -----------------------~ that the many friend* of Mr. and P. Tucker, took his first airplane Mrs. Enxlan will be glad to hear one being the Constitution. — »n~.n.t n.~~ th. nsmr* ... . ride. Sept. 18, ano enjoyed it very from them. , much..’ ' .. ., uue.Ocala. Fla.. Sept. 9. 1934. DRUNKEN DRIVING We arrived The Brush Ridge Cemtery Circle home a week ago to­ Ju.110. .. Pot. :[ Supreme Court Court Juati„„ wfU meet at the cemetery, Sept. 27. day from over two months’ vacation, Pot luck dinner. And anyone wish­ Driver of Death Oar at Ver ­ going through Virginia and Michi­ ter Chive Address on the Journal « lortUr .uping to set out Sowers tills fall, please King John to the time when the porting General James B- Weaver montville Admitted * gan. and the last of the week things bring them. Constitution ! Constitution of these United States of Iowa for President and General didn’t seem to be going Juit right, If you want to learn hoy tb gel a Drinking Beer enter- was adopted. He explained clearly James D- Field . and. come to find out. we hadn't re­ of Virginia for Vlce■ ' [tie causes that had led to the ac- p_,Mn> tatoed Charlotte. Allegan and■ Ionin newed— our to m the Ban--i beautiful set of dinnerware * abso­ The Banner at the time gave a -------• subscription w .c smui FTulder.t In that campaign the ■■ - and the Democrats fused lengthy account of the recent wreck;ner- * ’ * Ever since I was old1 lutely free—a set that would be a Rotarians at thc Country’ Club lions taken by the constitutional <■Populists Monday afternoon and evening. The convention, presided over by George In Michigan, agreeing to divide thc at Vermontville, your occupants of I enough and even before that, the handsome addlUon to any dining room table, you should read the Washington and containing such re­ .electoral vote In proportion to the an automobHe were Instantly killed i Banner has been at my command, Miller Furniture Company's adver­ seven o'clock a line menu was served markable men as Thomas Jefferson. vote cast tor Weaver, the Populist, when another up from TTnough your paper we would like to ---------- car, —... coming up iivnn tisement to this issue of the Banner. nL. UKll I, our friends . to the Club house to visiting and lo­ Benjamin Franklin, John Adams. and for Cleveland, thc Democratic HrhlnH behind, pushed th.Itheir auto onto the express .... our >h. thank* cal Rotarians. James Madison. Alexander Hamll- ,nominee. At that time party tickets Michigan Central tracks. The driver who contributed to- our good time. of the unfortunate car had stopped But to your Michigan Weatherman. METHODIST PASTORS President Kim Bigler of the local । ton, and others, all of them men of were printed separately. club presided. Following the dinner Tins Issue contains several com- to await the passing of the fast eve­ I shall not give praise as we got a FOR BARRY COUNTY ning train.--------------------------------- all engaged to a “community sing." very hot reception upon our arrival led by Mart Townsend, with Miss c<^fve.?te105 the »nMUln6 at K1®! Ume- In led by Mort--------------- ”' In the examination whkjh follow­ and a very cold farewell before wc. Most of County's Methodist Florence Campbell at the piano, righte of the states, to protect the thosc edJtors fell free to gpeaJc ed. the driver of the car which left-' Then in words that left do question e ln£*J al| their minds about any political sub- caused the accident admitted that Pulpits Filled by I have always been a strong ad- Same , Of their warmUi and sincerity. Prcsiby ”r or candidate and did so wlth- he had been drinking; that he had vocate of the dry issue but not along Preachers ~! denl Sigler welcomed the guests. The crowning act of that great out much rerard for hurt feeUn consumed four and one-half bottles Thc “ ? “ * »> ,h * “ «•The president* of the three visiting document is the creation of the If u hclpcd the to gc, byyt of beer a short time before the acci­ expressing their dent. If this beer was the Usual nas, to .finally pleasure to the friendship and com­ nattanal khid with n 1per ***** cent alcoholic eon------• ’ . on . whether - «nvthe ' menus cnaracier. cmigovernSmt through nf menU 01 of mat ‘j C^.r*CtCT’ men ,hcn in ,n ----now on sale. that panionship Of Hastings Rotarians. nattonal government, througn any of vogue, would not be tolerated at Itcnt; whlch -------- ’ The following, would mu equal good sizcd”'tunibier Bealeton. Va, the recond being more --------- ,* ------Hie con- thto’time.not ^muS ............. .becau^thaS . ... .. would *i a n p-vu BKernoon Miss Virginia Potts of this city Its laws, encroaches unon «nfX riti™ f Ut f th |ls any law asairtot It as because peo- filled with whiskey. So it turns out destructive os it killed large num- I (appointment* were made for Barry then rendered three piano solos, • ( ple W1U gUnd for of that the cause of this accident was trrs of shade trees. We hadn’t got­ county: Bach number was heartily appreciat­ indlvldual citizen. | This form of baseball is creating I besidei the' catcher and pitcher. Tho^M Hastings—Rev. M- W. Jones. drunken driving. ed Miss Potts could have no doubts ten out of Michigan before every ­ After the convention had com- Journalism. This shows marked and Hastings Parish—R^v. C M. Con- (a lot of amusement everywhere as batter is unmounted while batttog^H of the favor with which her offer­ • pitted Its work, so Jealous and con- • worth-while progress. There are many thlrtgs that indi­ thing looked good—Indiana had cut । Un. . ,no one can tell just what antics a but must mount a mule before run-^H ings were received Not being musi­ cerned were our forefathers of their. An item to thig copy of the Jour- cate that the sale of beer, at the heaps of red clover seed and com Nashville — Rev. MEHoyt. <donkey will perform. The game fol- nlng to base. The game will be^H cal. the writer cannot go into details indlvlduai rights that they added nal call* attention to a'Labor Day present time to far more demoraliz­ Middleville—Rev. M- D. McKean, ilows regular baseball, except that 'played under flood lights. abot.t the wonderful performance of several amendments, to afford still, excursion to Jackson Monday Sep- ing and hurtful than it was Jn the home Woodland—Rlev, A. E. Wynn. ।the runner* must be mounted on । This novelty ought to be a lot of Miss Potts. We can only say that her further protection for thc rights of tembcr 5. 1892. with round trip tlck- days of the saloon. When school We will have to give northern Freeport—Rev. Frank Loom to. <donkeys while circling the bases. All fun and It to hoped there may be work evidenced her marked musical todlvidual citizens ond to protect, cts at the rate of 81.25. Tn the same children can step Into a restaurant Florida thc honors of growing by Delton—Rev. L. D. Miles. ! talent, wonderful training and hard, free speech and a free press. but the pitcher and catcher of tire big crowd In attendance. Admission I issue an excursion over the C. K. and guzzle beer they do what was far the tallest corn that we saw. 12 Banfield and Bedford—Rev. Ken- (team in the field must be mounted, prices are adults. 25 cents and chll-^H conscientious work. There was no hint of politics in * 8. to Kalamazoo to announced not permitted In the old saloon. The feet high or better. Kentucky. Ten­ neth Hof master. ’ •There aie eight players on a side dren 10 cent*. | Lou Bunday, chairman of the pro­ what Mr. Potter had to say. There with a rouhd trip fare of 11.00. young driver of the car which caused ;nessee and Alabama were putting up Former pastors who have heregram committee for'September, next could be no question about hte prothe death of four Rcople at Ver! in tl,u issue also Is a warning to large quantities of hay. Much lesfound convictton that thc Constitu-1 the city authorities to improve the montville admitted having drank ,pldesa to grown there, but no fields ,churches were given thc following i lion of the United States represents »anltary conditions to Hastings, be- four and one-half bottle* ahortly be- looked better to us than those grow- , the greatest forward step ever taken cause of the fact that cholera had fore thc accident. One can begin to IIng alfalfa. Lcspldcsa was badly In­ j for liberty—religious liberty, person-1 broken out In Europe and was likely see the trouble that to ahead unless felted with dodder. In most parte ol Iicr; ,UIlln> MV M v there has been plenty of 1. :i— e8an. Rcv. ,H a^>].jd p ; al liberty, freedom of speech, a free ; to reach thte country. In the same the liquor law* are strictly enforced. Florida — Wcston: _______________________________________________________ , . u. ... —C naroiu r weston; In some, too much. w — Hn.. — .I Galesburg, . Rev. press, and equal right* for all men. issue was an announcement that No restaurant keeper had a right to.;, rain rain, to We have R. E. Yost; Kata।nroKDCCta a eood crop rron of nf in»it fruit[mazoo. r»_■ ... .. .. . Rev. W. H.^cl- DISTRICT MISSIONThe address was given to Mr. Pot- sdu Bros, famous show will be to isell that young man four and one- ' P 5?PCCU for * Parchment DOWLING. | half bottles of beer, and send him and i ter's usual forceful manner and Hastings on September 21. am now harvesting a good crop'rlBPi. Martin Rev a a MIOQIUn_. , .. , " we R>Vcrs- Rcv^Dcmiister Ytogcr. I ARY CONVENTION this ’week Thursday, Sept. 20. at H onto the road to cause the death gard^t^^ecd < made a deep Impression upon hte i Looking at the advertising col- out ' of four Innocent people. Every । hearers. umns we find the announcements of 1 to see this winter. FROM THE^DITOR OF ot | M.TSrile Fisher and | ■■■ ■ ■»<•*----------------| Woolley and Bronson, shoe dealers. 1driver in thc condition of that young hope (Meets at Wesleyan Metho­ man to a potential killer. Yours truly. THE AMERICAN BOY. , RID ITT! F FRIDAY D c Bronson thte Mr. and Mr*. Ed. Tltu* and Will The question to whether Hople DID ILII ILC rniUAI FVF EVE 101 ; dtywhlch nrn the‘ Junlor J>arlnejof . algo William Enzlan. During the coming year, thc boys 1 dist Church Thursday, •Titus of Kalamazoo attended the will shrug their shoulders when such of America will get a half-fare rate BUT ROUTIIIE BUSINESS -5^-; Detrolt-Washpigion ball game at September 27 things happen, or will they do what lo adventure and fun! THE AMER­ thc ought to do— msist that officers BARN BURNS NEAR A district convention of the Wom- Detroit Batuniay and spent ICAN BOY—YOUTH’S COMPAN­ But Council Pa,.nd Ordl-they [charged . ,, . „ . ... wccx ana m inc name oi tneir sis-, with the enforcement of the HICKORY CORNERS ION. tlic nation’s leading magazine an* Home and Foreign Missionary ter and family, Mr. and Mr*. Fred law shall do their duly, and follow [for bays, formerly 82 00 a year, now nance Giving More Power Holloway’s drug store; Ira Van.', I Valkenburg. hardware- s K PhtU by voMn« ---------Society has been planned tor Thurs-. Stanley u ‘ ‘ Decker Saves Three costs 81.00. A thrcc-ycar subscrip­ to Health Board — ihllclv J Mrs. Rcdla Whitworth spent the lips, grocer: Jesse. Towksend lmnle- forcln« °®cer who wdl not P ubllc »’ tion. previously 83.50. costs only day. Sept. 27. to be held at thc HasHorses and Two Cows tings Wesleyan Methodist church, past week at Barlow lake and visVery little business came before ment dealer; Joseph Rogers' grocer that' lf e,«cted. hfr will enforce 82.00. le council council m at their iinxmi, meeting ruuij Friday W. Allgeo. bakeryDr G G w W thc L“— WS .” K°'' crnln tbc Four of charges the n. E. a. migco. oaxery: Dr. >.1. ------ ~’— > ~~— of liquor From Blaze Griffith Ogden Ellto. editor THE and six W. H. and F. Red tier cousin while there. t «...B. .. F „1Lichty '. . . liven-' ' I as ^thorouahlv he does laws govBov­ evening, except the consideration of Lowry, optician. horou*’'*l' as be El!1 IT l^r.- JiS Hr*. HugRYZiinlng and The bam on the Roy Decker farm AMERICAN BOY- brings boys the this service. The Hastings society is daughter Joyce, moved back to Bat­ jayrolto and bills for the preceding tGeorge Millard, cigar maker; J 8 , sututlr, that ,ln« <»™» »»> "™n> “»unm« Itat U.e new wires .three weeks. .Harper, lumber dealer, and A E Statistics have shown that since acting us host, and looking after the t|e Creek Friday where they will arrangements connected with thc remain through thc winter months. The case of one beer dealer came | Renkts. baker. Mrv,cc; Rev. Kenneth Hoffmoster attend' up tor discussion. The proprietor |---------------- «-«-•----------- ----The program of tl»e day to ape- cd the M. E conference at Pctoekey daily prepared with representatives : la*l week, consequently there were T>.r raunrll ortlnuutl READY FOR THE SEASON ureM»nt» twp on Inereuln, Wo' -™1' AMERICAN BOV'S teuder. of thc various departments of mto- no church services here Bunday. regulating the use and maintenance r . -7-:—reprcwnM, Mr, Sluan1 Me- < Mr Ur. ««>d .M Mrs Mr. William Wun.m Blanford Bunlort 01 cattle C.IU, from Irom the U,e bam. bum. An Ani'^P lt“ urenno jceldent."Mr. EUU Non,. *1';* •Jt,«d head of w acciacm. ar. tjiu. of privies and toilet* Within the city Licenses Being Bought for "RULE OF REASON falarm was sent out and the Hick- \tatc’ “We publish the magazine on,Carty, of will bring a nrr niovjng Into their new bungnThe purpose of this ordinance is to ( Season Which Onens TO RF APPI IFD lory Corners fire truck responded and th,‘ nr1m bcl,ef t*1"1 b0!'8 df*rvi! “ „ 6 n*.tlc low lhls wcck wltlch lute Just been give the city board of health greatwnicn vpens IU DE ArrLIEU save5 ;man buildings but could not (magazine as good as any publication noon. In the afternoon. Mis. Mary completed. I er power for the protection of public Next Month Rpennt ArUon in (save b"™ T*' K>“ u estimated I;Krown-ups. So we use the best Lane Ctarke. Connection*! SuperMrs. Blanche Belson and Mrs. । health. j Although thc season qm'waterfowl, Recent Action in Washington |al I2ooo moM|y covered by Insur- Illustrators obtainable —well-known ,nle’J^enl. lhc Young Mission- Haltle Dunn of Fine lake- were Genuine Ball-Band Shoot! ’ *“• j and small land game does not open Helpful to Business ance. Borne farm machinery and a[arttote who work for the blgge.'t ary Workers Band, of Houghton, N. ThurMlay vfaltora al the home of , primary vote LARGE. ------------------Dodge car. also some grain, were lost i magazine.-.. We send our'.taff writ- »• bring the measage concern- their parent*. Mr. and Mr* 8. A. [for some time, yet -put4 sport auup5 shops wia and 1 The primary vote to* this state [ dealers in guns and ammunition are of Country m the blaze [era all over the country digging up ,»8 Foreign Missionary work ot Wertman. reached a total of dwr 750.000. with experiencing a. good demand for' There was recently held to Wash­ --------- <♦» . the interesting facta of science. ln-:thc Wesleyan church. The evening; ... \ will be devoted tn the v wl ’niln- •" the republican vote about 470.000.1 hunting licenses License fees are ns ington. in the office of secretary of THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB, terviewtog world-famous explorers, ’isen-tee Tk JtJ£r2 eV2Sk?mto *» e^r for *h“C m Yote Ftor small gkme. reshtent >1- the treasury, a conference1 that Mrs. A- D. Steckle of Freeport en- talking to coaches and athletes, (speaker. The various services will a?p.cli53rt Sprinting distances were around 290.000 This showing at the CC nse »1 00; non resident license tertained the Thomapplc Garden ' "We encourage and assist our ought to result In something helpful Clothing & Sboea for Men & Boy* primary was encouraging to the re00. For deer, resident license to the business of this country. Club Thursday. Sept. 13. [writers to go everywhere for mater- start at 9:30 A M. 1.30 P. M.. and a‘re‘<*ed Irc®i yards to meter*, and Englteh HASTINGS publicans. ;»2JS; non resident license 825 00 and There has been considerable com­ Ccnwrration officer George Sum- [lai—to Haiti. Africa, the South Seas, 7 30 P M All the services are open ^°lo8??,U. n°* to the public and a special In vita- cbanne! te becoming wider. pamp license 83.00.. plaint that banks have not been as ner told the club of thc damage that China—and bring back adventure ----------------- ' According to copies of the 1934­ free to loan money to business men the worms were doing to the tree* for American boy*. We hire experts Itlon te extended to all who are Inmissionary --------- work. -------- 1 ln the la*t 300 years no one has 35 digest of game law* which ac­ and manufacturers as Is desirable. in the county, moat particularly thc J on hobbles and boy problems to ad-. terested in definite -----—--------------—— been able to Improve on thc violin . t. —. «««».— companies the licenses, the open The bankers could not be other than nut trees. He suggested that the club vise boy* and young men. These 1I tarelc-SJ lr> lbe la*t six month* thc felseason on deer will be November cautious In view of the attitude of consider the extermination of this steps account tor our positions as ,.,T"c[c..,?r*r° ' . ycara *BO' but the horse* low next door haan't been 13 to 30. inclusive; on rabbits. Oc­ the examiners sent out by the re­ pesl a* it would be along the line of I the quality magazine for boys, and naa morc sc,ucimprove on the saxophone. tober 15 tp January 31; on fox serve banks. Who have sharply ertt- ■work that the club to doing. The we shall continue to take them." Goodyear, । Twelve issues of fun and excite- * —squirrels, October 15 to 24. inclu­ Icised banks for loans of this kind president. Mrs. Marian B. Goodyear. "*“■* Mr*. E. A. Burton ‘ and J •* Mr*, “ ment for 81.00! Three years for sive; on Chinese ring-necked because, they said, “they are not 11- asked pheasants, male, ruffed grouse, quid"—that is. If payment was de­ V. R. Wlntoger to Join her in Inter- 82.00! Spread 4he news among your F sub­ ‘ a prairie chicken, and woodcock, Oc­ manded the cash might not all be viewing the highway department of- friend*—and send your own substarting a---------------------------cam- Iscrlpticn -----------direct to THE AMERICAN fl scrlpticn direct to ’i---------tober 15 to 26. inclusive. produced when called for. The R. F. ficlals to regard to---------------’ - rid - our — ■— Tj Blv<1 palgn to county of -the'BOY. 7430 Detroit. Second | It has been made unlawful to C. has been urging bonks to make Hustings, Michigan • Telephones 2244-2557 M ' ^-x-riptlon . I hunt waterfowl on Mondays and loans to business men and to Indus­ worms. । Mich. Berrice on ----------->xjuf subscription The toibject of adopting a tree as will start with the issue youjpedfy. s------“~ ■ Tuesdays. Although the open sea­ trialists. while another part of the -— son on them to from October 3 to same government hu been criticis­ symbollc of the county was disSUNDAY and MONDAY, SEPT 23 and 24 DIES AT COUNTY HOME. , . cussed and because the hard maple November 11. they cannot be hunt­ ing banks for making such loans. ed on Mondays and Tuesdays during At thc suggestion of the head of is native to the county and is beau­ • Mrs. Eva Antrup. aged 67. died al ;fl the county infirmary on Tuesday F With HtuubeA of R,al Circtu Thrills that period. The bird* which may the R. p, c. a conference was called tiful all summer and gorgeous to be hunted during the open season at Washington and instructions, we the fail and because the wood to evening. She is survived by daughter in Flint, one in- Monroe.; fl include ducks, except wood duck, understand It, were given to bank valuable as an Interior finish and in Mendon and one... in------------Detroit- i" ---------------------------------------ciders, ruddy duck, or bufflchead; examiners to apply "the rule of rea­ fuel and because at the excellentone ’ by a son i who wholives livesnear nearMiddleMiddle-1 I m geese and brant, except Ross, geese son" to such loans and not expect quality of the maple sugar produced (also Knapp. | fl Comedy—"A MERRY MUDDLE" LATEST PATHE NEWS and cackling geese; Wilson snipe, that a bank could confine its loans to this county. It received the ma- vfile and a brother, Frank wn.m. ty home. The funeral " • BARGAIN MATINEE 1:M-]:M coots. Florida galltoules. and rails to such as can be Immediately paid Jority ot the votes. The subject of a'at tire county will be held at the Walldorf! funeral a shrub was abn discussed but there on demand. Other Performance*—ADULTS Me; CHILDREN 10c Pl^N FOB RACES was mart diversity of opinion about home on Friday afternoon at two'I AT KALA51AZOO. PASSING OF WILLIS GILLETTE, the shrub so the decision was defer- o'clock. Rev. B. J. Adcock officiating. jF ( Speed splits and thrills are on tap Wlllto Gillette, son of Dewitt and;red until thc next meeting to give Interment in thc county home IA TUESDAY ONLY, SEPT. 25 — Two Future, |J lor the racing fans who will gather Eliza Gillette, was bom near De-1 the members more time to think cemetery, at the Kalamazoo speedway Sunday trolt in April. 1865. When a baby he about it. The shrubs suggested were Edna May Olivar. Billia Burka and Marion Niton QUEER KIND OF PLANT. a moved with hi* parent* to near Lake the sumac, the elderberry, the sassaA queer looking specimen of plant I major programs being presented by Odessa where he lived until 1896. fras and the wild rose. The peony the C. A W. Racing Ass n, this year. going from there to Joliet, Bl., and [ has been the' county flower for on display in the Banner office win- ” Some of the foremost drivers in the later to Whiting. Ind., where he' three year* ao it was not necessary dow has received a lot of attention J .midwest will take part in the 50 lived until ten years ago. since that [ to vote on a flower for the county, this week. The plant was grown by 1I miles of racing. Time trials at 12 time he and hl* wife have operated i At the close of the program thc Ernest Wurst and is called a “Devil1J Clive Brook and Irene Dunne in a small resort to northern Wiscon-1 members were Invited to visit the Hom." Mr. Wurst says It grows on , fl •o’clock and the first race at 2:30. I Among the star* entered will be sin. On ’Thursday. Sept. 13. he dahlia garden and lily pool which a vine similar to the pumpkin vine, i F Glen Price. Chicago. Cecil Zale. Ro­ passed away while vtolting hl* son. «-ere well worth driving to Freeport with hundreds of clusters on each j vine. There is but one tap root, yet I fl LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS “FANNIE'S WEDDING DAY" anoke. chas. Callahan. La Grange. Laverne Gillette, in Muskegon. He Frank Wentz. South Bend. Frank leaves to mourn hi* wife. Mrs Eva Mrs Bteckle. assisted by Mrs. the plants will stand extreme drouth P ADULTS 15c: CHILDREN flic iPapraki, South Bend, Don Donald- M. Gillette, two sons, Nelson of Su­ Mrt, Bauer and Mrs. Yargcr. served and re-seeds itself. I son. South Chicago. Russell Mc- perior. ’Wto,, anef Lavtrhe of "Mus­ tea on the lawn to her 33 guests af>- | Mr. Wurat obtained the seed from | WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, SEPT 26 and 27 I Daniel. Gary. R B. Cooper. Mtoha- kegon. one daughter. Mrs. George er which the club adjourned to meet Jhe late Riley Waters. Iwaka. Steve Kearns. South Bend. S Thibault, of Oregon. Ill., ten grand­ with Mr*. E. A. Burton thc first'----------------- ------------------------ 1 ; PLEASANT RIDGE. ,C Krisli. Mishawaka and many oth­ children. one sister. Mrs. Lota Bra­ Monday to October. | Mr and Mrs David Ragla of Hnser stars of note will participate in KOBINHUE PARK. ‘toga spent Sunday at George Ragand nephews and a host of friends this thrilling event Mrs. Manker and friend of Grand , ta'sr • There will also be added attrac­ wherever he had lived. Interment Charlie Townsend was in Traverse was made tn the family lol to the Rapids spent Bunday with Mr. and tions. Mrs George Poland. [City part of but week at the LeCorredy- WHATS TO DO ' A<ded-Thr Doctor“-C.rt<x»n BURIAL OF REV.*FITCH HUFF. Lake Odessa cemetery on Monday Mr. and Mr*. John Kollar. Mr. Kton convention. , afternoon. Mr. Gillette was a brothLatest Pathe Newx ” ADULTB Me; CHILDREN IBe The remains of the Rev. Fiteh and Mrs. Julian Potts were in HasMr. ahd Mrs. Albert Ktone of tings Saturday afternoon. Flint spent over Sunday with Mr. Hu fl. aged 53. a former Barry coun­ dty. __________ _________ _ ty resident, were brought here from DEATH OF JAH *UNDEBMrs. Ralph Ftokbeiner and baby and Mra. Lester Kinnc, FRIDAY .nd SATURDAY, SEPT. M and 2» daughter Of Middleville are spending j Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ctfcney of Gary. New York, on Tuesday, hto d^ath occurring on Sunday. HILL OF NEAR DELTON a few weeks with her parent*. Mr.’Carlton spent Bunday at Alton TWO FEATURES Funeral services will be held this James Underhill, aged 79, only and Mrt. Julian Pott*. .Woods. Shalt* or Freopoft Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock brother of Mrs. Mary Hurgcu of A number from this way attended' Tito Birthday Club will meet this The Female Frankenstein at the Riverside chattel with inter­ this city, died al his home near Del­ a jx>t luck dinner al Caledonia Park, week Thursday afternoon with Mn. ment on the Cappy lot ui Riverside ton on Sunday morning, following a in honor of Mr. Dan .Katherine Chim. Mr and a— Mrs. ----cemetery. stroke of paralysis two weeks ago. “ —-------- of' 'XledonlA The Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Wamte Warnle Kelsey and Youngblood Caledonia. *••* Funeral services were held al his wiener rout was enjoyed. The wien­ Mrs. Letilah Wood spent Bunday. DEATH OF*BROTHER. late home on Tuesday afternoon at ers were furnished by Mr. Young­ Sept. 0. with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mrs J. M. Townsend has received two o’clock. wrUh interment in the blood. In the afternoon some attend, word of the death of Irer only North cemetery at Hickory Cprn®> cd the ball game, others spent the ' Arde th Blood, w1k> had the mis­ Jamat Cagnay and Batla Davit in brother. Clifford Milliman, of Jopafternoon-viiittog. All had a very fortune of breaking both bones above ilin. Mo., on Monday night following "For dinner, ajhin piece of under­ the ankle, to getting along as wtU as | a tong illness. Mrs Townsend and a done steak fco inches by two inches U mnei KMp tlun, 5H<n itere possible. j sister. Mrs. Jennie Smith of Lan­ should be taken," *ay» a gllmmipg There are about thirty pupils to ■“ --------------- ---*onvr» Ik; CU1U1UN Ik sing. are the only survivors of • expert It doesn't seem mudi. but may yet be a car for every fUlhig school with Flossie Alluding of the llafge family. ’ after all Ils'* square meal. station. city u teacher. ' GLtnBS rtTTTtR yEOM THREE ‘ ” 5 TO^Where rapidjncrease in September 20l Fairgrounds A“*t^rtc“ 8:00 o’clockB BOYS' THE Lightest FINEST TOUGHEST TENNIS SHOES £’ea1:„o,.„"si^b'o;nm,.“w2S.r.jfS£,“>55' ■*.«»> you ever wore! I. S. Burd You Save On Meats at FELDPAUSCH MARKET TRAND TliEATKf=j r Joe E. Brown The Circus Clown Minced Ham Roasts Pork Loin Roasts Pork Shoulder ». 16c WE’RE RICH AGAIN IF I WERE FREE Janet Gaynor - Charlea Farrell Change of Heart Butter Read Our A-G Handbill for Our Grocery Specials! M®Fy Morri* DOUBLE DOOR JIMMY th* QENT �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. 8EPTMMBER 13, ISM Sporting Items LOCAL ELEVEN DE­ FEATED IN FOOTBALL Btrong Battle Oreek TJeam Routed Hastings by 27 to 0 Score Outplayed by a more experienced Battle Oreek Central High school opening football game at the Food City. Saturday 27 to 0. in a contest marked by the brilliant kicking of Linden Snyder, local halfback, steady defensive play on the part of Capt. Jim Tlwrr.as, guard, and the flashy running of Bebo and H. Bea'ver, Bearcat batks. The difference between the two of the schools. Hettle Creek's run­ ning attack was well-developed for an early season game and proved too much for the locals, who. failed .lo make a flrat down. means a rout. Twice tn the third quarter,' Hastings held staunchly within the 20-yard murker and in thc fourth period Battle Creek, wltji four clowns In which to score from the 6-yard line, was able to make Just five yards, two feet, six Inches. outstanding in the line. In the flrat ^1.. ----- j Skirted Hastings' left end for a 45yard gain with Thomas catching him on the locals' 10-yard line after a hard chase. In the fourth quarter. Tixxnas raced‘after H. Beaver to catch him on the 6-yard line when Battle Oreek had turned the right end for an 18-yard gain. Snyder's kicking for the Hastings I Hastings held Battle Creek scoreless' wrote to the authorities at Lansing other. than highway purposes, os prove. If roads arc built for au­ team helped several bad situations.1luntU until the closing chains minutes of the an and d learned from official sources mxirces claimed by hte Club la false. tomobiles. automobiles ought to pay team neipcu severa* oaa .ouaiaaw. .. nt atra^ka^re ths locate I.. ..1 ... - ___________ _____ th* clur«e w“______ UU*1____ '* Untnrt, the cost of their construction and Ho punted over Loves head In thc and several attacks were . v.ari iia.-tajj teccnd quarter for a total distance steadied warded off. aided by the masterful *** • Penny erer been dlver^*1 that there must be selfish purposes of 80 yards from scrimmage to Bat­ kicking of Bnyder. from the highway fund for other back of the effort made, under the paid on other products, why should tle Creek's 10-yard line, and his avThe final score came after Battle i than road purposes, as we have ex­ direction of the Automobile Club of gasoline and automobiles be exempt? Tlic funniest fame ever played. ¥• Oto IM win pU,«o Uw'totart. H.>ln, rtolvu <hU ai- kfichigan. to reduce the gas tax 33 The proposed amendments are an rank while Raymond, tlie Bear­ 1-3 per cent, thereby cutting 37,000,­ effort to saddle property taxis upon until your aioao ar« bosf* j uxonmuon tram L.r»U» 000- from the yearly revenues of the the people of this state. punter, averaged only 28 yards r.rtT*n tings a gain at 8 yards .through!th® editor wired the president of state highway department and re­ The Battle Creek line consistent­ tackle, and a beautiful run of <51 the Automobile Club of Michigan at I ducing thc sales tax by 35,000,000 a ly outrushed Hastings during the g--- •--> -* -~ .lata highhlah- year. started through left Ina.MlAlv i publicly afal* state tHat. that anv any state At thq end of 1787 LleuL Wilgame and the local running attack tackle with H.’. Heaver Beaver carrymx ferrying tnci thc way used for, ' --We believe voters— of - Michigan w*r .funds maw had ever been mww - — •—-- —the — -----■ ..——— had no chance to get started. Battle ball brought Battle . ... Creek —___ ._________ ... I other Oinn “’ *~ itsfourth than hlshtov highway ntimnaM purposes. THp The OUtfht ought *to bury ** this brazen attempt* Ilan) Bllgh was sent to the Pacific 8 P. M. Under Floodlights. Adm. 25c । touclte^'I^ taJ^mX. iMkAdrian editor offered to pay the to total the expenre of highway In command of H. M, 8. Bounty, j Creek players blocked viciously In His severity provoked a mutiny ' toTSree ^ore coat cxMl VI of ux> the swoxwn telegram «ruui from the De- building b— and — maintenance —-------------------— forming Interference for their own In this runners and pleyed an aggressive itroit president of the Automobile ’ state upon the taxpayers. It ought (April 23. 1780), a* a consequence plays ended the game. brand of football throughout. Battle Creek 1 Club of Michigan. He must have re- never to be a property tax. Our im- of which Bllgh and 18 loyal tnem■ Three.of the winners' touchdowns Hastings Paustln celved the telegram; but he has proved roads were by lit for auto- hers of the crew were set adrlfU Bristol L.E. came in the flrat half. Bebo twisting Oni4 never answered. He undoubtedly, mobile traffic, therefore’automobiles After a Journey of nearly 4.000 ! Use for Mock Oraogo Wood LT. through tnrougn left tett tackle lacxie fpr tor nine yards yartu Fuller Lemon knows, or could have known at any ought to pay for the construction miles In an open boat they all I The wood- ot the mock orange Germany did not during Um and a touchdown on th* ninth play j™®'”*’ pbt outiand out” and unkeen upkeep of highways. The fairest ' Scotsman time, that this propaganda "ht reached Batavia safely. The mutt- I tree la pale-colored, hard, dose, war transfer British prtaaa* same after Bnyder Snyder had punt-­ r0*** . of the game trad punt Wentworth by his Club that 113.000.000 had been tax that could be devised for pay- neers returned to Tahiti, where ! grained and strong and la some­ war from Germany to Holland ed from deep in the end zone to the Ba much Caukln ' Estelle diverted from the highway fund to ing that expense Is the gas tax. It some of them were subsequently 'times times used In Australia for carving the other hand, a considerable Hastings 27-yard stripe; ** abso- uugm ought w to be ‘large so os as w to Edmonds other than road purposes Is u aowarae enough mj ...... - ........ * Edmonds RE. ilove'iuteiy More than three weeks cover oU the costa of hlghwaycon-I raptured. A party, however, ml- and engraving, for* heads of gold her of British officers anil The second score come shortly Walldorf! after Thomas kicked off to Love. E. Beaver Bebo I have elapsed since that telegram.was 'structlon and maintenance. To take t grated lo Pltcalerr Island and foundranks were Interned tn Hollar Bearcat quarterback, who returned Snyder tree It attains a height of 22 to 80 Ing the war as a* recall at Mitchell |»ent. yet the president of the Au;37.000,000 a year from the .road . ?d a small colony, .. ---------------------«•<.. nn > tree RH15 yards to his 47-yard line. On the Struble Ravmond : tomobile 61ub of Michigan lias never funds, by reducing the gas tax and 1 --------------feat. The general shape la rounded crossing the Dutch frontier. 1 discovereda ........ until .o. 1803. Therl was feet Angell flrat play from icrimmage. Mitchell, ■srtera. (replied, nor has he been manly i to cut the sales tax 35.000.000 an­ then only one survivor of the orlg- i and the foliage la quite dense. It Included, fur Instance, aviator right halfback, raced through left ti oo ft—n enough to acknowledge that the nually will mean that much added Inal crew • on the Island. John grows more rapidly than many Hastings .... were forced down In Dutch is a o 7^37 statement that 313,000.000 of high-.to property taxes, which the voters tackle for 34 yards. Bebo picked up broadleaved evergreen trees.' tumu hri tondltoM toof 1 olMichigan Mid..,.,,certainly em.Myshould ^ouldnot totiD.P- Adams, who lived until IKK). 4 at right tackle-and 1 at left tackle. Battle Creek ’t "H. _BtoS W r,,nri. diverted tn Love hit left tackle for 2 yards and Bebo made it first down on the Points after touchdowns: -Ray­ 9-yard line. Bebo then dove over mond. 3 placekicks. right tackle for a touchdown. Substitutes: Hastings—W h 11 e, On the first play of the second Conrad. Scobey. Kerr. quarter. H. Beaver, substituted for Townsend, Moore, Hall. Kelly and Hopkins.! Mitchell, galloped 45 yards around left end to the 10-yard line. He Battle Creek—Lyons, Allen. Redden. picked up 6 more ft right tackle on Spaulding. H. Beaver, Cox. .Stam­ the next play. Raymond smashed baugh and Rlzor. Officiate: Referee, Gtnebaeh center for 3. and then H. Beaver went over left tackle for the touch- (Michigan); umpire, Bernard (Kal­ amazoo); head linesman, Dolliver (Michigan). Batlle Creek converted two out of three points after touchdowns In thc TENNIS PLAYS WIN. first half. . Hastings tennis players won two After the third touchdown which came early In the second quarter. matches within the week, defeating Charlotte 3. to 0 and Grand Ledge Ploid,! HmdtomePirl Wool by the same score. Summary of the matches follows: Hastings vs. Charlotte—Perry d. Kelhl 6-2. 0-6. 6-1; Crothers d. Put- HEE HAW! HEE" Donkey Base HASTINGS- FAIRGROUNI THURSDAY,SEP’ September Blanket Event Early, Low Purchases Are Passed On to You! OFFICIAL STATEMENT DEMOCRATIC PARTY. »l for ■>«<■’ of OOVERNNOR REPUBLICAN PARTY. \ 5 BIG Double Blankets Reasons Why Millions Buy WHITE GOODS Kelhl and Wooley 7-5. 8-2. Hastings vs. Grand Ledge—Perry d. Marls 8-2. 7-5; Dwight Fisher d. Doty 8-1, 8-3; Fisher and Perry d. Marls and Doty 6-3, 7-5. Local tennis players go up against Grand Ledge next Bunday at Grand Ledge. Selfiih Intereiti Backing Proposed Amendment Re­ FRANK. D. GOVERNOR Elr.rn tbrv wrrr r»,t for the t JOHN T. BAILEY TIIOMAR READ DEMOCRATIC PARTY. RENATOlt wna Tw»l»« (hey wrrr rail for tli CLAUDE .8. CARNEY ALVA M. CUMMINS lh»v wrr* east for (hr I.dlowlt GEORGE R- BARNARD r«riv» KARL I. BCRHANH rrfrlvrJ ducing Gai Tax to 2c Gal. Another Big Blanket Value! (Continued from page one) 70 x so Blankets what is nothing but statutory law, may carry. Among thc ingenious and decep­ tive arguments put out by the Au­ tomobile Club of Michigan has been the statement that the state of Michigan has "diverted 313.000.000 from Ils highway funds’* which, ac­ cording to the Michigan Automobile Club, is proof that the state does not I need the money which it Is now re­ ceiving. That statement te false. ( The legislature has authorized tak- ■ Ing from the gasoline tax 34X100,000. which reduces the fund by that much for Hie state. But that 34.000.­ 000 is paid to counties so they can' improve the township roads which! they take over. Two million dollars more has .been taken from the gas tax. by act of the legislature, and paid to counties to aid them in re­ tiring Covert road bonds. One mil­ lion dollars has also been taken from state highway funds and paid to counties to equalize the county bur­ den of road maintenance. Half of the weight tax has been going to the counties to aid them in road maintenance. Surely the Autmoblle „„ Club of Michigan would not say that imi4thls was "a diversion of funds from rood work In Michigan." because ev- such work, which has been done or is in addition a certain sum has to' be paid every year on the 350,000,000 REPUBLICAN PARTY. REPUBLICAN PARTY. ATTORNEY •• DEMOCRATIC PARTY. Ik«r »••( tor lb» tolloelBf a*a»4 perwot GLENN B BERA rw»lt«4 Bit HeWrvS FJ«ktr«e «o«m . JAY BLANKET raeaKH «»••• H.adr»d Fart/ aCHUYLF.R L. BOWEN raraltrA Oar HaaSraJ Nlaalara a rURNFl.lUB MANNI raaalwd F«>ar Haadrad Tblrtr aeUa ANDREW A MATTHEWB raralaad Fear Haagrad TMrtjr WM. C. 8TRUtN ratal tad SU Haadrad Tbraa ralaa------- eral years ago for the purpose of building trunk line highways; also the interest on such outstanding bonds has to be paid annually. This money has been taken from the state highway funds, received from the gasolipe tax and the weight tax; but as these amounta were used to pay for roads that nad been built, it cannot be said that money has diverted from the state's highway funds for other than road purposes. Furthermore, thc taxpayers should be Interested in this phase of that matter: The state rood bonds were authorized by a vote of the people several years before the fifteen mill tax limit was fixed. If this amend­ ment should carry, and the state highway funds be cut by 37,000.000 yearly, so that the payments of prin­ cipal and interest cannot be made from highway funds, there will be only one thing to do and that Is to raise these payments of principal and interest yearly as a debt service tax. for the purpose of paying state highway Indebtedness. Then it would which seems to bo what the Auto­ mobile Club of Michigan desires. But do the taxpayers want that to be done? If they do not want their. REPUBLICAN PARTY. rowed. The claim of the Automobile Club of Michigan that 313.000,000 has been diverted from the highway (WAL) RTUART CLEMENT. LORRNBO F. MAUS. THEODORE 8. K. REID. Board st Csaaly Cat STATE OP MICHIGAN. Ossaty (SEAL) they should vote NO on the Gas Tax Amendment. Sometimes, when some particular fund of the state is exhausted while another state fund has plenty ot money, the custom has grown up of borrowing the money from the one fund and loaning it to the other. any money taken from that fund for other than highway purposes is al­ ways returned to the highway fund. No money has ever been diverted . from the gas tax or weight tax fund for other than road purposes. It is all used to build or maintain high­ ways. or pay bonds for highways I Court far lha Caualr of Barry. thl> ,14th Aar of previously built. rear ana thoaaand alaa haadrad aad ihlrly-frar. The editor of the Adrian Times, THEODORE I. K. REID. Countr (Tfrh leading prooaganda from^. the . RTUART CLEMENT. 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One of the biggest values in the blanket event I A decoration for any bedroom! Part Wool Pain 72 x 84 * 6$C Jacquard Blankets 88c ( Use Our Lay*A* Way Plan! yds. TTVTTVTTVTVT. Honor 39-inch Un­ bleached Muslin 13C 5 Belle Isle 36-inch Bleached Muslin 5 yds. 45c Part (Pool Block Plaid Pam Doublo Blankets value I TO* so Whit* Sluot Blanks! �quite overshadowed by habitat Our copper is practically a thing jKUaBMMiMiHMaMMB yiews antj Opinions' « Whdt (Jt/lCTS SOV tutom* o»t uawtM .urr « to put.» to u touwuu n>thia heritage left from the pto- [turns are concerned. There ta much r stock. Thia condition causes copper left in the rocks up here but lerable variation In the pres-[the coat of recovering the mc'-al aBM«BBafflifc»xaaa«MB ay Ideals from those of the from the rock U too great to allow But. there are oasea such as [of competition with the vast de- (AME UCA STARTB This and That \Backward Glances; Touring'la the Drouth Country Bits of Yesterday A SHEPHERD 8 FLUTE _ their future home. They are reiaIN ROUMANIA. * Uvea of *n»<nas Fox of that village. Just then I heard the sound of Dean Dawnnnrt Tn< YBAaB A°O TODAY. Mrs. Etta Wykom has returned P°ri। | Twenty-two Hastings young pi flute-playing. I was sUB day-dream­ JBarry county where one finds the porita ao cheaply mined in other Washington D c ores, rennrt ing and the sound of the flute Mrs. Davenport and I have just gam to Ana Arbor wte influence of the orglnal American [parts of the world. Borne day. tn the \hU KkZR that" Store re^Tx^Tuu^lhk^S StaIP1* have I^thV^n'^J'S: gxnpantod by bar son’s wife, Mrs. seemed to come from an invisible stock has been bat little disturbed. | far distant future, when the supply Navy Claude A. Swanson let ocm- autotrip though t^T T H H Wykom, of grand !UpU|. follows: Mltoes Mlam Emil? Emily m MCplayer, far off and yet near. Its The evolution, evolution. apparent because of of cheaply mined copper rock has .tracts tracts Wednesday Wednesday for building less afflicted by drouth. In n^Bny *Elwaln.Helen Wooton, Wooton. Greta Greta Arm Arm-­ voice was unreal as though It had Anpbruster, Gerttudc GerSude FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ,,AK '*00 ed Jcallon and experience, has ad-1 become exhausted. Michigan's cop- J*eJve m0Jc warships. What does ways it is a picture of desolation to bfuater. V«ta Anpbrustar, floated down from the clouds. At ' m.M our Idem, .nd mettoK per bto-Ug racks «u| com. to* but S'"111""'’/^''“.“.K5ptri'“_£r -----“Jbe — to .toto.. he« — bleed. Cjreea. Maee KSto, Agne. Kholto|. ----------------Keller, AgnM •«. mcM our Meu »nd uwltaU. «>- per beurlns rqctt wil| come book but b^uu,. „e”™. Thc trip took us from Michigan [don' DoroUjy Long, Margaret Pxrt- home" Saturday from four to six one moment the long walling note -na dally and economically, but the ad- that's many, many years In lhe fu- paring for war The international through northern Illinois, from Du- er- Lolha Parker. Catherine Burd and Di^B^rooihTr. THRU MOMTHa prolonged Itself into Infinity, and hours ip honor of Mra, Wm. B ‘iii rance te based upon the underlying [ ture. The upper peninsula copper relations are such that-------------------no major buque to Waterloo. lows, thence Kathryn Clarite and Messrs Maurice then suddenly there would be a rush ______ Jotal 6. Geger of OOTfeliir BABBT COUXTT~0NM j M principles of the basic system, not country was » .„„ ,------------------' -------------------“’* like *■"* * aprlh to Albert Lea, Minnesota, west Ldmpnds. Richard Potts. Car) Bauer, Ohio. presented a beau- > qulek note* up tea tong very much responsible power *feels being unprepared, Ohio. The The rooms rooms a beauYXXM IN AIIVANCX—________ «l |0 -nce, presented start t advancement in the ™e, !^,ny“O ‘jf1 ““ *n Uie fact larDU Dakota William• Burd. Kanlth hful --------appearance, yellow y »nd SX white pause Then Then the player would ,Un — 8»‘ southern South UUACnU ——Goo. J—v. Moore, M fOBEIGN feCBBCBirriOKS. oxa . .. :br •“ !“nM ln“> u,w'£1“' u“ bdvanertrirttt 1» Uw u,u;u-j, j ...a afresh lead uo Ito the .f* tamo flowen being acatUred everywhere *”**1 and Jf* d,up 0 Uie 010 ' TKAB DI ADVaXCI---------------- ,.S3.«i 3 00 ups evolved from a differently based sciences and arts by Its contribution much n^r, apt w eng^gC (J, war through Uie Bad Lands to thc Black McIntyre. Frederick Parker. Fred.climax and die down to a wjilsper HiUs. from there through eastern [crtck Hill.'Byron Parker and Albert In profusion. ♦civilization. Such conditions have of copper for use when the methods than one tliat te not. The effort to Wyoming to ffcrt Coillns'and Etetei1 Parkcr. ” ’ ' ' Rev. and Mrs. Thai. Cpx returned, «‘bl. . u , ■ Thomas Chnlln of the- 1‘been made possible to a very-great of extracting copper from the earth's k8e‘ »*' nations to suspend pre para-Park. Returning, thc route lay. and Mrs. John Lund and son from Jackson on Tuesday where1 AfUr • tew moments search I . Diamond Drill at .Crystal degree by the fact tliat agriculture'rocks were not as acveloped as they!1*?*3® *Br ho fallen by the way-.southeast from Denver to Sharon Clarence of North take, Wisconsin. th«™ they »>ava have haM. been attending confer­ suddenly discovered a man seated Falls tn the Dppt r Peninsula U r,„, .un Jb. b.“ .ra «•>- .“ P>r in hu.ort q..,5~T>p.^, X". ence. Wc are glad to welcome them on a hillock playing one of those has written thc following —• ~—• ' .... r people can almost force tile rest of; back as Christian workers in our Roumanian shepherd's flutes called editorial comment for this activity of vour . not be llahllv ■».). ..through T“. Mr. and Mrs. Ammon Eaton Mr* ।activity your communitv. community. The The,not lightly set aside. The cooncr copper the the world world mto follow follow it* its lead inIn this।great 1 the coval; be was dressed In ragged midst. ' \ stale and Missouri. , issue of the Banner. . methods have been improved. o!| country of Michigan deserves the respect Germany led the procession southern Ji Illinois and uewteen Indi­ Dorn drove through making 3M Mrs Fannie Wanzer and Ralph white boggy tipusen and short course, and with this improvemen' support of thc balance ot thc state ^“5/ hi 1B14. Itwon nothing for it- ana 1 to the state of the "Great Wa- miles In 15 hours, on 15 gallons of Galloway of Ypsilanti, Mr. and Mrs. green coat and wore no hat. for a practically Hie , lers. ” and home. gasoline. Ila a long way from Crystal Falls hM eomr. much more comfort thaniln its present situation because ofself * , and the Fworld bvbankrupt ita^kLuve i Mark Russell and son. Fred, of while he would play a queer wild of fear, the world by^and its initiative. ... Mr. and Mrs. Date Downing and Sioux Falls.. Dakota and Dr. and melody with many little trills, ever to Hastings In miles: its a big jump thc pfonccrs enjoyed. The home life the many things it did for dvilin-rest Hate, jealousy greed arc1 wecrossed the mi i i Hate. fear. Jealousy and greed are 1 We crossed the Mississippi twice M” Mllkr ol Nashville, Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Russell from Allegan, held a increasing in volume and complex- J la locality interest and activity from U sljj| lUe lhe whitc tk>n in the days post. The copper the reacthmx which this tiling wc andthe fivetlna-T theMissouri Mte=cu- flve UsST In all ®Pca“r brother. Mr. Lalling of family reunion at Julius Russell* ity like the song of the nightingale. 7 —the farms of Barry mmu have not supplanted it. Such country was once a wonderfully C*Hn ,s5."u ctns ot’ " liavc ca5CS ’ ... No sound could remind one -----? ’,7 Hudeud of the familiar turn- Hyfrs T®1"' WMhlngton. Mr. and this week. Will stand an- ulul bling of mqquy muddy waters waters Ithere were -----Wri ------John H*B~. g,T 01 Hastings mv moMrs. Mary Kenfleld and Miss Liz­ more of the queer fascination which county to Uie mines ,|s m}. mental picture of Hastings prosperous place. It supported a eliminated . ._ the _lul ■ -<world 77-r .....----7?"** ... .... *" w V1 nr re uTrr other ......bars 7with here and there torcd 10 o ----- ---------------------... after .. - zie Cook returned to Chicago Satur­ Transylvania, exerts on the trav­ ether c.irnnce? carnage?—*hinmSchuyler tafnnh.il Marshal), ...... vast sand Orand Ledae Bunday and timber lands and its environs. population of about 150.00Q. happy. cUnton C^ty'RepwbUcan^Ne^’ eller as though in the country we CUnton County Republican-News. Jaw streams making their slmrateh no ?n day after a short visit with relatives. lazy streams making their sluggish of Iron county. Wc I -------------- , , — l prosperous people. Today it is rapMr. and Mrs. WHlls Boughton. Mrs. Ray Dunlap and daughter. heard the faint crimes of past deeds. way along. Even on Uie flat* trees have some agriJn my own cxbu B ! Idly approaching thc vanishing point THE BIBLE IN SCHOOLS. [were dying In mqle protest to Uie Mrs. Clinton Cramer and Mrs. Wal­ Hilda, of Ellsworth are guests of . . . If 1 were to write down coldly the melody—It would seem Insignifi­ Anyone would be foolish to con-i*’^ul **ck of rain and. In central worth of Rochester. N. Y.. and Mrs. relaUves Ln this city. cultural activities much Utcr development than that :thal *Ul “hiblish it as one of the Mrs Oscar Yqung left Monday for cant to the musician, for Its magic Guy Haven of this city visited rela­ up here, but they which brought Barry county from a , 8host mining camps of the nation, 1 tend that the mere reading of thc Missouri a whole 5*oung orchard was tives in Lowell Friday. a week's .visit with her son. Dr. came to me over the balmy air in Bible in our public schools would brown and dead. Even ao. the wonthat wood, accompanied by the soft are Infants in com- - wilderness to a community of .homes <jd*'lndledj revolutlonize the morals of a nation der 18 lha‘ 80 many stood the ordeal , Mr. and Mrs James Page and Young at Allegan. murmur of ths brook, near by. It is half Its parbon with the and a land of "milk and honey.", about ** “’ “ • former figures and its overnight. It seems equally unwise a5 ‘bcy did. tribute to thc baby of Sault Ste. Marie have been FIFTY Impossible to recapture thgt sudden guests w, of his parents, iiAAvnus, mt Mr . ana and Mrs — -YEARS ——— AGO TODAY uvu. Ul uiu.u.» to assert It would inakke no Im-' “tet drouth is an evcF recurring 1p.ra-to, in mining highly developed The development of thc upper pen-/ability to employ labor Married at NaahvHle, Michigan. emotion, for like the tune itself It 'activities te curtailed to a small rem- 'provementa on a generation The “temity that tree as well as man Wm. Page and her parents, Mr. and farms of your lo- insula came as an adjunct to Indus- 1 Tom Mrs. Lewis Sisson, of Irving. Ur E- w Murray and Miss Carrie flitted away for ever, leaving as ft nant of its former self Thc dwlnd- bur«lary insurance rate te S12 per 5”*“ learn ‘o weather and both are -------------, Griffith. Mr. Murray is wall known in passed only a slight fragrance In lhe cality. Mr. Cook trlallsm; first in the timber and nant 1 Conlin oi it* termer sen. The dated Ul0lksand ln l33 ln New doing it magnificently for thte te not ‘ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY, eastern Barry county as a young man soul . . . < has made it possible for me to take lumber line and later in the winning ling away of this once wonderful 'york'and 127.50 te Chicago. Is there ,u,e nrB‘ experience of either. I Harold Slieffield. who had been of P*rts and promise. For It is thus that great music may the jump, figuratively speaking, in of the ores and metals from the 'section is another problem that any connection between these figures 1 T>.n to. . — < . V biting relatives 8t Elk Rapids for ’)nic tlm* he has been connected be created. A cotnpoacr hears in his — -..... ...rt .... ,— .“-j the Bible has bean ' consPleuous sufferer three wccks, returned home Ratu" w,lh lhe Nashville New. as local edl- mind a beautiful melody which is an this assignment of guest editor for earth. What agriculture exists came Michigan must face, and Michigan and the fact tliat . ve public schools of frt_ LT7-LhLJL°olth ’ tbe cor” cr°P [day. He will .tart Monday for his U’r and b“ ld“*n ability and en- eclio of some folk-tune hallowed by u.,d,,.ta.ta .he the Banner fur the present week, about more as a side issue to the people .louta Boston for 65 years, for 22 years in IndeeffrfranrSioux 8 °tvX .... x...°nr-Uiir°Sh ^hool at Manlius. New York. ‘‘‘Prise, Mr. Murray ha. chosen thc time. The little germ of melody ex­ throughly. Through this'Assignment I am pro- "lives of the people who came here necessity 1 New York, and excluded for 30 years South Dakota. Wyoming. Colorado. . Dakota. Wvominir cnlnrAAn ..----------.. .. ... . medical profession having nearly cites him by Its beauty and already from theschoolsin Kansas and Missouri wc did not aee ,M d TT?^“5® jected into the atmosphere of the primarily to harvest the timber Or*------------------------------------------|„uui»«« i<» Chlcago?-Dcarvui a 51nB|c flcld o( wni e £or Monday Tor Kalamazoo where she completed his studies In the Hahne­ In ills fancy he watches It expand, people of Hastings and Barry- coun- dig the ores. Our methods of agri-1 Getting down to lhe Iron ore in- I,-----born --------------------Independent). mann Medical College, Chicago. into a symphony ty> though by --------- 11 ,,ttle rc«lon about Greeley and X R^areSta jfty. and it will be my effort to recip-'culture—where the influence of the'du’tnr. There is much ore left, but Himself and wife will soon leave for magic power he was constructing In "ASKEPTICS--- PROGRESS." Fort Collins, where irrigation ' rewnr*^mr2n^he^ Prof William McDougall of Duke’!**>«« ‘hc •““•‘Ion. to a degree at -[JJ mTwatera'^a? Y 11 the garden city, which will be their a moment an Aladdin's palace of rocate the favor by. as vividly a, I state College has not converted it that natural resource, too, is on thc home until Mr. Murray finishes his sound. Titan after his completed am able, giving you a close-up of the —would appear very crude to you. vay to its end. Michigan la. and University has devoted more than lea5‘ Now a casual observation Gertrude Bentlev will an »n , college course. The many friends of creation has flashed before his in­ forty years to "the sciences of life." »°“,d belie thte statement, for on Seek slturdav .m activities, aims and hopes of thc our lands would not appeal to you *’ul continue to be. a factor in iron as distinguished from lhe physical “,c Missouri bottoms at Kansas City ; Segutat?iS^and M?s. W.X the young'couple will wish them a ward eye He starts with the devoted rich fruitage of life's choicest bleas- industry of thc artist to construct people of Iron county and especial- as agricultural prospects and our orc production for many years to V that portion of Iron county which [climate would prejudice you against come, but always under themenace ’’VpdiJatcd r^hUe'St*M,iu"pre- cr®P °l corn- d“nd *•“ ^tonolsans Locku>n for a„ *eek. wtv*. **igs The Banner joins Uizm In cx- little by little his edifice until In the Mlss Gertrude Rum left for Oil- u‘ndlnk congratulation, to the'h^p-' end it will be an earthly copy of Uw J $erve to an immediate contact wav agricultural attempts in this north ‘be vanishing point coming into senile") concisely the lines of evi- thlnk wp know corn when wc see It. 'cago ca#o Friday wnere where she she wUl will attend palr ideal heard' In his fancy.—From -----------------------. n making '.k.ng her hcT Will Power, of Imlay City .hook “Raggle-Toggle," by Walter Startle. through my community paper inci- land. But. to spite ot there adverse 'lew. as the changes In furnace dence and reflection along which he Bu‘ 1 hav‘’ been dcceived before and ^Aciwol thc coming year Jrt.l.11, the .lo. BUt oMrtU, condition..wleultB. bBo.m,'prttlfc. Btd U.e ramiKtlltan tram CXhb ”^“d S U>“~ 1 tSjS , 'S ’' witn *nh'tier 1’" sister Mrs wm hand, with hl. Hastings friend, thc (New York: Dutton) — ...... to* name Ugion. He begins his record of "a ‘h® car I mode *. somewhat thorough pj ld • Wm past week. He Is well pleased with j™ «~n » « ,»«« rne“l B th. *»>,. The Ion. d.,, ot .Burner to- ~t proper.le. 1„ other .ecUnn. ........ ^rp„c.,--------------------- .... .... “„* ,„„B.tWl wb „ „emed c„. whm M b , .... ....... to be to m1m Brsjlc d o( lmUy 0Uy ln post i upper peninsula. 1Ae are all in the give us a luxuriant grass cover that Increase. Another and a growing realization" that, despite the sptei- ears ■ lonS or more. Well, the to—nt ,. -w „r L5L~°* e Y”hardware * the hardware ., — -__ 1.... dthe hoslnrsj.business. *ame boat up here. promotes grazing and dairying. We menace to the prosperity ot the iron did achievements of modern science, cob was ‘Here with plenty of leafage with llcr **' *v her akint abnl. Mrs. May noss Goos. She 8he M1“ “ M Ma >‘ Roberta '•** departed Tuesj. uw ___ ____ ... . mi . i. -------.— '___ __ way ' .to attend Albion‘ col. da* for •“ ,'*‘*nded western tour, do not to*.get wiv the aiiuiiuvr number ot crons of ore producing sections is .t the growing wc live *“c iiirrntinrlrri surrounded hv by mysteries on ------------------------- —। wa. on .her -— uu M ...V. ... we - mvcterle, — «--------- - nn — ■ JWJ . “ I™", . ... . every hand The whih'SeSed^" unsim nt u-ien<->. m <rt« th.1 « may ,« bettor *» X.taS' lege. She expect, to remain Uie fall and . . . - , .... .... ovcuicu aui‘ Mrs Floy Austin of Cooper 1. coming winter. final" acquainted at the outset of thls’fodder ,~*'*“ and food that you get ‘ In tore of iron and steel, and still an- ufytng and- — to one generation. visiting her brother. Ed Kingsbury. Morsc Nevins Is in Kalamaaoo and of tills city and her sister. Mrs. Chas wlU ”*nd the wc<-k vU“hi« with chat, it might be well tor me to give Barry county, but our dairy men other is thc introduction of alloy in are thrown by thc next into "the provide .against that and against the manufacture. Should you visit this ecrapheap of exploded theories." Smith, of Irving. friend, and relatives there. you an idea of the mental picture -------------------------------------------------- . wtatw. Th. old Wta, <b»t oornmunhy today you aould y«.t “™" h“°” uS’V’E OUR doubts which I have of thc people and the THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY industries of Barry county I must ts <*>e mother of inven- mining pits flooded with water be- artlcie ln south At]antlc Quartraitors. Jesse Darling ot Milwaukee. Wis. confesi. at the outset, that my con- ttan" governs in matters ** of over- — cause — •»there ■Is not • demand -- —j »for — •* the — — terly. he takes from the Pentelic consin. formerly a resident of this KASHMIR—an fmfiiAnd make us lose Icili, la now employed as special KA8HMIR Ab pEARI„ coming difficulties and the rule runs product of lhe mine. The hundreds quarry of the late poet laureate. ceptlon of you and your local inter­ thc good we oft agent by the Hartford Steam Boiler where ln ^.jSk wwldTutolfe B« ta th» norU. country. |ol people who wera dependent upon ests has been formed by what may­ might win -■t—===== ,‘hc working of those flooded mines IaIks U1 thc course of an mumimn. be called "remote control." It has .By fearing to But. It Is the depletion of our na- aro ,dle- with no immediate pros-i friendship Jtempt. not been my good fortune to have comparison is with Switzerland and made a close physical contact with <«™‘. resources that I particularly l*cl of their gelling work clsewbare.lI M Man ‘" '* is •a spiritual being: the ■ Italy. Indeed tn aome respects these • —-Shakf.spfj Miss Sadie Osborn, teacher of the you. My travels in Michigan have want" to describe to you. and to im- Thls- 100 15 a Problem that Michl-1| proper uork of his mind is to | countries are wonderfully like Kash­ interpret thc world according to 1 l>rlrn«ry grade in the second ward, mir In the mountainous districts, Ran is faced with. not taken me through your county. Pre’s wpon you thc necessity of unhis highest nature, to conquer .drew thc ticket tor Uie World's fair complete satisfac­ away from towns and hotels, a string lhe material aspects of the world , at the Catholic bazaar. . exceptlng where the main highways dcrstandlng our dilemma so that in tion at this store Mrs H Pierce of Pensacola. Flori­ of baggage ponies or a line of laden cross camera of Barry county matters where we ywch clbjwa Wlth «'< of depressing far-, so as to bring them into sub­ coolies, if seen, would complete the jection to the spirit. '_____________ ,_____________________________________________ da,, who has been visiting MUs LotTherefore, my "mental picture" of »cr«*s the straits and to which we t3rs on the horizon up here there is Professor McDougall is able to give . t ' ' He Colson of Clancy street during illusion that wa were in the Himal­ you and your alms and objectives mu-*‘ of necessity appeal to you for a new sun riowly rising. A natural ,the assurance that lhe poet meant } . Je*’ the summer, left yesterday for a ayas. The real difference is of course “”d ,bere wcre “'“tc short visit with friends In Hastings that the scale tn the East te im­ has been formed, in the main, from co-operation and assistance, you resource that has heretofore been 1to sta» a truth resulting directly । Iron, itamaua and unhyrul ex-1 ““ 1'M «hul .t __________________________________ mensely larger, the sun heat is, in reading the Banner and. to a lesser m,l>’ be better cquipjied to recognize neglected is coming Into the light. 1 thc summer, much greater, and the Dcritncc—"a fact indenendent of all 1,0,4 time. The sample cob 1 portions, people are lower mountain slopes arc not so degree, descriptive literature con- the ' real' summons and dlsirgard the I‘‘a o" po^esslon of the natural Special revelation and’uadiUon ” as brou“ht aW3> u “ ,ul1 ,oot ln ‘’’ngth 1,1 ,hcncwer Hpuublc as in>"lo E & S‘*,lh °“ly 78 poor ken*1* and aM yet poof' whUe verdant as in Europe. In Switzer­ This was originally a qualities of a playground'for people cemlng your county and its people false o*1”-----------1 Blues, Brownn, Greys— the most authoritatire U-xtboak 5 ^Jr‘ou‘d * ®Jre 1J0° £5 re*‘°“ be>Ond Uc land. on a flowery meadow, such as How accurate a picture I have vai‘ region of natural resources— on ‘he farms, in the mills, the offlExtra heavy linings— physical science. As > biologist and । Rood,?nes Thousands of acres never hundredthmerldan is arange coun- the Blumenthal, above Murren. we formed cf you and your interests I “mber. Iron, copper. Wc are coming ccs Bnd the banks of Michigan and psyciiologlst he tertinea* that hU b:i: 'tood seared and brown1‘O'- not a farming country as we of stand, at an altitude of over 5.000 complete with belt. leave to you to paw upon. .to ‘he end of the road to the de- othfr s‘a‘<« Wc have a wonderful MiencM show that Uie living being a‘,a^ul tJ,w ,cv‘ ,n he,fh! Other. Eas‘ understand the term. The feet and look at the magnificent sciences show tiuit Uie living being —-------------- -----------pendence can place to th» have cold "bad -----season" panorama of the Eiger, the Monch a ronoatenaUon EfLT" jmnBBaavathat -mbwe , w<ui summer climate: ------------we- ----------—— wa— Isis more more than Ilian ' "a concatenation ot.XJtV* of r , .u..^ lla -— —— ,— , -----' 1 >J25 winning of there natural resource., ‘era a™i splendid natural scenery., physical forces ' They even go so fur ,he best of crops, with a means with them and the Jungfrau, a line of snowy . .... ...’to‘agrre . with i of lenfaue hut not »» ... in To begin with. I see In Hastings, supporting the population’’“and These possessions are "tempering w ihe'poetlnatnrnH wealth *~,lhr ‘" whereas with us 1 J?*!?!. peaks and domes which face us and season. itoST I know of no part of the tower up over 13,000 feet, or 8,000 up U.e ..lur. .u»JM ... U» wind u> U» d.oru to*- The ■ SSSl' Sixes 5 to 10 and in Barry c-junty a community ■ ‘ s where crop failure te feet above us. In Kashmir, for a tn which public opinion is upstand­ taxation. Our natural resources process can be greatly aided by faol llfc ond becoming tncreas- ’*n sUlks- thCTP **» nothing for unknown We may well pray "good similar tlefc. we should probably be ing and active. You liave and yon tha’, acre have been pretty much vo« ‘rom thc state at large In lhe ingiy effective and pratominant un- lhpm ‘fh" fields had *tas“* Lord deliver us irom the agitator looking from an altitude of 0,000 or them to rtn do. r Other evidence a greater degree of thc old and the politician who would take 10.000 feet at peaks ranging up to harvested and shipped away many tarm ot better highways and nipre til tn man spiritual ideals become /elled nt all heights from Hirer feet ot tom » m.ke posdble to greet .dtottotg ot these .top. We need “^'""’euZ’totoX/^“e w wd.’to charge of our business, for a 16.000 to 20.000 feet, or even more. American ideas and ideals than is to «i them to make poutUe the •deerlWtt, ot these things. We heed «' mt»!«mmg the uurM.PRICE and tell *bs what we could I The level of jx-rpetual snow and of be found in many of the congested * ... . _So does thc sometime skentic come advancement in the development of tbc money to develop thfm. Our from survey the sciences of a11 the ev*a thc tora«e was and could not do on our own farms." glacier te much lower In Switzerland areas of the state, where imported the cities and farms of the loaer woods and our mines have made for- mc in Q,el(. bearing upon religion nMt next lo to worthless worthless. 1 • • • mjd juiy Tfje kintal! te greater, habits and customs have, more or F<>r there and other reasons of -Much has been said about "the and to this Switzerland owes ite Extra quality fabrica^peninsula. The upper peninsula has “mw for many of your people. In all with evidence that religion and less, corrupted the principles and been of great benefit to mankmd in fairness there should be some re- science -have ample scope to aj ([l. i croP failures thee common sight was forgotten man." But the forgotten wonderful areas of hayfie lis with heavy linings — every 1Ih thc harvesting c U» w«c wuui — of listen thistle* man in agriculture te not the land their profuse and varied floral dtepractices set down by the pioneers to drnlppmtnt ol Ute «ru .nd Uproto mublmtte wr need to J™™.'"Lento" conflict'-New ।,or fwa«e and this extended for owner who is caught with now and play. In Kashmir, on either side of Beam-taped. Worsted in American life. I credit this con­ (more than a thousand miles. In.‘hen a bad reason, but it te the'the River Jhelum. there te an extrades. Wc were so content to help attention from our neighbors in the York TlmC5 ’ cuffs. dition to the fact that, in thc main, eastern Colorado y ckxid burst had [young man in any agricultural re- tended area of flat alluvial plain that we didn't see far enough ahead ,owcr peninsula in bridging about your people have not been corrupted SLOT MACHINES deluged the country thc day before gion who te Ju»t getting a start, who This te not meadow land but te de­ ami we arrived at Uie cross roads thla rehabilitation; and if my Huie .. . , our passing and had washed down '•is -------*in “ debt for ’land —-* ---* • • • heavily and voted lo the cultivation of- rice. Ear­ jn their manners and their habits of Itom umes away uno lnto me njiupmcuv al) Um soon and too suddenly c,la‘ with you people of Hastings. - bran, one ntod lhe .w w <>.- ,huUra uuu equipment auo and wno who muav must have a ly In the year the fields are flooded thought and action handed down to wlur .1 d„. H.ra . „ has served to promote some interest ortirt °‘‘ur Wot Uo‘ machBB * ,4,r “ * ’*■ |„.d,| I roadsides. Hens Urmen. farmers were gath- certain at — —L.amount ---------- - of funds women and children drop pennies, — ..------- . .....— .....-t a given to a depth of a few Inches and the you by your ancestors Tn- trans­ rtttoUhto >«d. I-T, — time to ---------------------------------------------meet taxes and Interest or be1.~ rice grows in ™ the standing water, „ . L Hi us and our problems I shall feel nirkt-b, dimes quartern into their i­ soldout savins* nt past naxt boon htwmi ..l^i, valley v.iu« la 1. carpeted fusions of "new blood “ which your r , . Still, here, as elsewhere, one must sold-out and thc savings of soon me the whole Our timber t- practically gone that mv effort has been well rcnald humm'maws ouu. iwre. ciscwncre. one muw «wwv ana me or - ......... — - - --------- ----------- “ 1 ““ .umtod u. to . -to'*p “ ““5“ " l”“l drawing ar"“» too vio-(years sacrificed “"toed on lhe .lur M -11- ’with with mdto. <M W mlghl, inSmcautious about on the altar of "11pioneer element has been subjected A few traits ol virgin hardwood wiui venture vtraurc. flirt uin hv oy mtehtv mmnvy nwiim. moun. !PP^ . . Xi ““ lien. codriiuWM, The UcU.reUmrquld.ltan” ...................... -...... ---------------------------।•tain many of |the to. have not been such as to affect Umber remain: the pine Is extinct, ■U.C range run to .11 fcn-; • ranges, • ___ _snow-cap____ ...___________ ___ ______ * coMPI ftf misfit against this type of gambling In,.™ A COMPLETE MISFIT. |Jw o( IMchlne£ tlwu8h. I ped peaks of which are higher titan your citizenship circulation In ideals. An area, abqpt one-third ot thc enter and feed on the short but exWe had expected dust and heat Mt. Mt. Blanc, Blanc, thc the Vale Vale of Kashmir has h»» of Kashmir William Randolph Hearst makes the statute that should be invoked Is I hark back to’the time when your tire state.-lies as a tract of cut-over ceedingly fiutrlUous buffalo grass, every step of the way but were ’ what lhe New York Times-calls "a obtaining money under false .pre- except that when a blizzard is on agreeably disappointed, except for a been aptly compared to an emerald. ancestors came from the eastern Umber lands. Therein exists a •hr« d es.ta.le - o. Uptau su.d.lr,. » n“ they muri be rounded up and fed two hour dust storm in eastern In the spring, ttie landscape is full New shades of Brown, States to build up homes lor them- problem Some of these lands ure , „ , „ , ‘he house cant lose. Thc machines while the storm lasts else they Wyoming Rains had preceded us by „ a,c„ u 1X1 et„n„ oI of colour. Sheets of pale pink al­ selves on the fertile lands of thc o.d of little value, some arc of much run. Ins .or troe.-mr o( caUIornta. c„, w greys, blues, mixtures. wander -away Into some ravine and a few days, not enough to break the mond bloasom. on the hillsides, dip North West Territory, They were, value, but all uf them must be de- He Is severe on the Socialist, and failure. They return thirty, forty or ar* snowed under. And so It is that drouth, but enough to lay the dust down into broad stretches of bril­ ithc cuittng ot Russian thistles for and start the weeda to growing. We liant yellow mustard, live tender to a grea’ degree, men and women veloped in the manner tliat will be*', says of him: "I think Upton Sin­ clair Is a perfectly well-meaiting emergency forage is a common prac- saw ditches by the roadside filled by green of young wheat contrasts with of deep-set principles. ..Tory were put them back Into service. Refortice in normal years, especially for drifting dust and saw pictures of the rich madder brown of newly people of dec-don and action. When eating is one of thc methods—the man but a wholly impractical theor­ All Nfew Merchandise the ranchman who finds himself buildings drifted under but mw ploughed fields. Innumerable wtlist. He Is but a visionary, with a their principle? wcte infringed upon one that should cover the poorer overstocked with a poor market. .nothing approaching such a condl- lows with orange coloured branches --------------- -- -----------------------“ro"-, Ovcrstockir.g la.’ however, not a Kion. The fact fact that that In In some some secare- .and ' they became .vdcal; they made their IP* Asrieul.urr .nd dome...: pale yellow green feathery foila.rta.1 .upper, should el.lra the u • T '«&.'.'."I.“ « present problem despite all that Is tlons houses are t ^.... .... ------ — „„—w ------— , ., .--------j are built partially undfr |axe are massed together in the holprinciples stand up by and through said and printed about lhe drouth ground might make H easy to-mis- lows or form lines across the mid­ To make eillu-r „ln"”Wr “ eurely a.% deAtfl and taxes • rigprou.' public opinion Another belter ,™des. Despite the prohibitions against fqr we saw very few cattle or eventake the facta though almost any- die distance Away feyond is the *" “0™'“" *" element in this plotter population method aeadawe .he ento eounthe machines they are running- Hogs and not a half doten cribs of, thing may happen in a dust storm. deep blue of the fool hills, with openly artd brazenly. You find them corn on thc entire trip, though InFanners in the abort gnus coun-, shove them the pure white surface ♦M the ability to shift tor them­ Uy must be protected mtatast ta. wondertul ad* '?tater" L' ““**>■ to our candy stores, betr place?, this connection, it must be remem- itry have been criticised for plowing and serrated creat of lofty mounselves. To use the slang phrase of Mkhisan has and Button-on Blouses, ,U' cigar Hoses even grocery establish- bored that we only skirted the real up the native sod letting in the wind'tains still mantled in winter snow the day ".they could take it." Their vauee In the Utt ten year. In tora guaranteed product ■ ment*. It was not long ago riof com belt. • i to do its work of erosion. There is upon which there i» perpetual plat ancestry, in the main, was British— « Ore prevention. It .he system “ . ---------------------------- ------------------------ -------- -----------. . . I no question tliat wtod erosion has ofsunxhine charing shadow. by Mack Shirt Co. EngeUh Irish. Scotch. Welsh—wi'h now In vogue doesn't fall into the ... rn%Of Brwt IUte tiously only in blind pigs Police fre... Wheat was a fglldre in the dry been a damage to the country, even I The almond blossom has hardly a SprinkllntolUuhardlto northern vul*r hinds o. Uta.utron.se-, eek'?n,'‘,"7d" “ , wenU, made r.ld.‘ smashed dw the country (his year, going, as a friend as erosion by water is destroying passed Its climax at beauty and " ' in western Kansas pul it. "from thousands of acres like Uiosc to our sprinkled the turf »low with its Attodc race. The, brautthl ...» In, poll.lcan and auSdent tu.rt. are PbHUe.Uy T nothing up. with very little up; own county, and something must be petals, before the gardens and octhem the temperament and the tra- given the activity to allow It to stand ,T P™Ct^’v ’OnU' ' tnostlv about thirty acre* to the done to check the ravages of both c.hards are lighted up by the snowy diUonsof freedom under an orderly,up and function, this cut-over sec. ** Jlh 'U*OT“' or Those days r.eem to be Cone for- bushel' (not thirty bushels to the water and wind if our descendants while of flowering apricot trete aelf government of disciplined peo-kton of the state will, in the near “ektto !nTn,t ne»’ things to eoo- evcr_ jky b thc Al evtfy adre as in a good yeari. ;are to enjoy a fruitful country- The Then peach trees put forth their Bit future hinunm .pain noml“- ™ attempt In politics to ad- cross road slot machines whir. * * * (writer finds it difficult to endorse exquisite pink blossom Th* bright store. Selling qual--------------------"T'» «xlota,y. The pouiual «>'•' <• 'Morran.m In these timos of drouth we hoar (much that this administration is al- sunshine causes tttese to stand out -------- -'basis lot small wood working Indus- . ,ulHWW.-d u, be up to local pw- of the distress" of (he* "drouth, tempting in the way of agricultural; with peculiar brilliance against the In other parts of this state—in j tries—the day of the big operation v,.... * tutors and police. It is possible then- stricken' areas and Just now in the .or economic adjustment; but the at- azure sky. On banks, and even on i»ct tn the entire country—this her- is gone forever. You people to Barry , -boiled. They know a hawk a higher twok up. If the ma- times of a managed economy" we (tempt (o forest a portion of the ao- 'the earth-covered roofs of houses H*sc ha* been disturbed by the en- county-can help in this work by geth"ldsaw' thc* H8 llkc Po •* “> to operate are advised of plans to “move" called arid vest is worthy of all [groups of orange-red crown imperial three distressed people onto better |pnuae. The only question is HOWliUlas. or clusters of large scarlet tulands—real farm lands If you please, can it be done to the face of wind Ups introduce a brilliant touch of irgeted people xA a dinerent tom- - necessary to prevent a miscarriage P, ,. , , then would get the 'take." Who gets Tluit ta the way it looks in print but and drouth? Anyhow tire expert- cnirair in the midst of the y>ft ve|Jwamcut and alflerent ideals to con-of effort In Uje work ot putting the 1 nlu,5B' de-ot cd to their great M)W u a niaUer Of speculation— the facta are that a good part of ment te well worth the trial as well [veto turf are dumps of white and '• «Mm1 sputa, where the Weal* and meltons of w«Me acre* up here back ' snd n°‘ mUcB coacerne<1 W,U1 but wherever you live it b your priv- lhe drouth stricken area” te as well as the oonlrol of flood water in purple ins. the scant of which mln(4 tax pumear Arnervan have Into Production. i ’ A*?d the> ^n«x want a vis- liege K> guess.-Ed. Nowack in Stair built up as te Barry county though extern lands. alca with that of Uie May bushes not, of course, M> thickly populated j E. Davenport. <7uch are in full bkwom-Ernest O jwuoucuoujijnary to conduct California's affaire, j igest. Waters Clothes Shop A Quotation We Are From Our Scrap Book Outfitters for Boys! Boys’ Pure Wool SHORTS Boys’ Pure Wool KNICKERS 7 to 15 Boys' .* Long Pants >122 >222 >2Z2 Little Maj or SHIRTS ^2^1. .» 69c WATERS Clothes Shop �Tin: Hastings sinner, Wednesday, September is. uu from the North dtmensten* <MUy «<U> • paxtry blender, lM te Urtd. kitchen utensil made ot sen thte I aln and proIt to sincerely to be hoped that and morels by'the efforts being made by Buperin learning to use til constructively ; undent VxnBuskirk and - others to iroush active* ire a ----- . for — •nd wholesomely — active ter: toe cold water. Mixing these into a perfect roll by picking up Uw secure a Rrnhr Freshmen college Barry and cookie* for participation in recreai actlvt- oounty u> be located at Hastings, . canvas at different angles and press>UW Ua floured surface lightly will be successful. Hartings has the 1. One group Includes musical Ideal location as ,’it the the center of against ths crust. Bar method of STATZ BRA ADOPTS PLAN Ihr county .nd lioishu rooBia Intore'gwxMr'weunto I btoxITlWto— towt M projects such as band? orchestra, OF FBD1BAL RBLBF group instrumental Instruction, vo­ .nd Ubcry mmy. teutred. , cal music. muste appreciation, dra­ 8hc filled the meaapring dip exact-1 ADMINISTRATION jE matic arts, plays, operas, debating, GOOD MOVE FOR THE ly one-half with toe cold water, hobbles, group activities, nature then added pieces at lard Uli the .study and such other activities as water roee to a perfect level at the OPPORTUNITY FOR UNWOODLAND COMPANY top proving lhe other half was filled; -- ---------1000,000 of Insurance in force. It to “T., J EMPLOYED TEACHERS ;will aid lhe Individual 4n the wise use of leisure time. Secy. Wm. Lind Is Installing able to pay all losses promptly *“•. 2-The second group includes .phy­ nn TT»» Tlofn Roa without borrowing a dollar. Wb»n- ™“ * •’J*,}1'. Social and Economic Welfare (sical an Up-to-Date Syalever the caah enband and ta banks talned full ai^ a ring to fc* activities such as track." bas­ th* bargain. Ftor the filling, her of Adulti an dOhildren i ket ball, gymnastics, swimming, apple* had been peeled, quartered tem of Records , jreaches a figure where a few heavy the b**« of.tbeant tor, width' 'and sliced and sprinkled with a half Tao of lhe Hanner staff called on 'k*s<® n'jKhl <*»« balance, off tb« blood vessel add Cl Will Be Promoted J games, flrat aid and such other classes as will enable men and wom­ wm undl cup of sugar. Thte should always he »« upon the | soon dries and falls off. tl The Bute Emergency Relief Ad- en ( lo develop and maintain physical Wm. Lind at Woodland yesterday membership and the money is soon asuUUcg this process by done al least 30 minutes befate mintstratton. in accordance with the health । and morale. forenoon. He is secretary of the forthcoming, ao that the company U; bls sutlers against tree t* requirementsrof the Federal Emer- | <b> These inw projects are ttrr not 11<H iaM;nu Intend-. covering UY. off.— *‘ ‘ •ency Relief Administration, has ed lo be competitive and are not to Wmdland Mutual Fire Insurance always ta good cash position, and the covering —W Washington . never bulge* at the top Oomp<ny..we found him *1 lhe cw ProaipUX m«l demmuU made adopted an emergency education ,replace • • ■ activities ........ regular operative left to Indiviudal tastes. _ ___ 1KI y,, jhaj u,, no water or flour to the apple, but program for this fall and winter in the community. All adults are company ■ other elvlnr alunllon Co j ‘Mr its large and grow ing business. I Banner is going to mention wbat did add 1-2 cup cheese cut in small Jt will provide for the employment eligible to these claksea. •g»e Greek youth or cubes til can be grated If desired* * pf a considerable number of unem­ We were invited by Mr. Lind to'he is doing, as the information he ^Je ‘'Never to dl^race AUTOMATIC HOT WATER ployed needy persons who have sprinkled on lhe top of the apples, 1. Thc rate of pay Is determined *" too,' «w "Ulpmeu he u putteaching ability and experience, in u» to ht* offlcc “J'S ’-J *• MJ ' our vts11 But giving you the perfect combination by the State ---------------Emergency Welfare -^-makea diahwashing easier; — ting into thc company's of apple pie and cheese. Deftly rtany respects the program will re-1 ------ CM-! when such alien an improvement to u made made: — — —. ' ~ ” ■ tty that carried on last fall, ■ । . does dishes better rolling and placing the top crust on. srtnbfb formal class class activities activities each each _ which wlU greatly simplify the work m a company which has many pa- holy-temples and the commoa oetails of which are already familiar ’2 In formal unH give bl—. greater rrr^atAr----------------t— carry- trons tear., it Ham* county, MMlntv that that not Twt only nnle fare. 01000 OT With Other*; to I without touching lhe two edges with and accuracy in tn, Barry water, unnecessary she said, be­ ing on Its business. Before attempt- the member* of the company but all cause of the less amount of flour you ing thc installation of a new system, who are Interested in Barry county a better state than he found It; to .ho „ « hove used in rolling out the crust; bW o< he visited several other insurance will be glad to know what he U doon these projects... While these per­ AUTOMATIC HOT WATER she preyed them together with a sons .pply to the •Bupertolende^ of »* “' companics and availed himself of ing. for it will expedite the com- ana detenu them a*ain«t Bias*; apply to the Superintendent of pastry crimper three times around, sons School*, no one may be engaged on • the opportunity to Inspect the meth- pany’s wort, make It more accurate, Anally. lo hold in honor the religion which cuts tjje surplus edges off. thc- Mnenrencv edueattnn nmiM-ij: maximum of 15 hours |*er »«k and ods by which they kept track of with less effort oo the part ot the thc- Cpiergcncy ettocattan project ' Then as It was ready for the oven ing. Saves clothes. j receive a maximum of 312 00 per their business He found several employees. The company is growing she touched • various parts of Its who id not approved by lhe Coun­ week Teachers working at lhe rate which differed from those that had*rapidly. so that a system of the kind ty Relief Administrator. 31.00 per hour may work a maxi-­ been followed in the Woodland Mr. Lind is Installing has become surface lightly with sweet cream. The Michigan Welfare Relief Com- |of 1 200-Mil. Btoclris Railway Alwayr roll crust from center out mU&JOn Is authorized to use Federal . mum of 15 itours per weex and re- Company's office in lhe part; but he i necessary. Hie company recently Tbe longest elecUUtod railway wak ' another admonition. Using I oelve a maximum of 315.00 per week. did not adopt any particular system added Eaton county to the territory chccfr this way. she said, or for any- relief fuhds now available or to be Nursery school teachers and assist­ suggested by others. On the .con- in which it operates and It is mak- lltw in the BstUsh empire la a 'JOOAUTOMATIC HOT WATER cooking get only snappy cheese or made available .by Uie Federal Re­ ants are on a different scale. trary he made a mental note of what ing progress there, as it to in poun- Bile stretch In tbe Union flf SrtUh cheese that to at least aged 00 days lief Administration to pay services 3. No teacher will be entitled to re­ he thought were the best features; ties when: It has heretofore been Africa. and it will never be stringy. Fresh or to needy, unemployed persons coni; ceive more titan 315.00 per week. mild cheese is never satisfactory In potent to teach or perform other 4. In group .activities not requir­ hot dishes. When through with her types of necessary services in con­ ing classroom preparation the work­ canvas sire rolled it with lhe pin In­ nectton with the following educa­ er will receive 50c per hour tor the side covering It with waxed paper tional protects: (11 Literary Educa­ time actually spent in charge of thc AUTOMATIC HOT WATER tion (2) Adult Vocational Education and placed it tn the ice box till group. Persons working oo thte again needed. Tire pie was baked In <3> Vocational Rehabilitation (4* scale may work a maximum ot 24 a preheated 450 degree oven for ten Adult General Educatton (6* Nur­ hours per week in rural sections and world to a good shave. minutes, then reduced to 350 de­ sery School <61 Parent Education 30 hours per week In metropolitan grees— result; a perfect pie in ap­ <7* Adult Recreational and Leisure centers. pearance I didn't get lhe length of Time Educatton (3* Workers' Educa­ Matters of Eligibility. time, but when a fork pierces the tion. In Adults ever sixteen years ot The fundamental purpose of this AUTOMATIC HOT WATER apple easily any housewife knows 1 age who are not enrolled in ah)' program is to provide work oppor ­ lite done. tunities for needy, tnemptoyed educational institution are eligible —makea cleaning quickly, eas­ Other recipes of interest were; for classes ily done. Spanish Pork Chops—Cook six teachers and other persons eligible 2. Eligibility for children in nur­ nly HrtaUmx Tin. sfe° chops in a spider till well browned for work-relief who are qualified to' scry school* will be authorized only you the EXTRA STRENGTH on both sides, then transfer to a teach or work in some phase of ap­ for lhe children who come from pan. sprinkle with 1 1-2 teaspoons proved educational activity. itomes of unemployed and other and EXTRA SAFETY »«u need The secondary purpose is to pro­ salt; lay on each chop a thick slice families needing such attention. far winter driving. You get of unpeclcd apple with core re­ vide such opportunities as will pro­ moved; on top of apple place one mote the educational, social and AUTOMATIC HOT WATER economic welfare ot adults and chil ­ ring of green or red pepper one-half dren within the scope of U)e educa ­ st ruction feat urea built into inci) wide; fill these rounding full —the mother with young chil­ of cooked rice, sprinkled with pap­ tional program to be conducted Firestone Tire* for maximum dren knows what a blessing The following will probably be of rika. Add a little boiling water to comfort and aafety. The the browned remains in the spider Interest to Hastings people: and pour in center of pan. Cook In Adult Vocational Education— • a» Under this'program teachers 275 degrees oven till apple Is well Non-Skid tread. may be employed on a work-relief done. ’ 'Continued from Page One» Don't risk your life another Escalloped Lima Beamv— 2 cups of basis to teach classes in Trade and Industry. Agriculture. Home Eco­ cooked beans or one No. 2 can beans, students must signify their intention nomics mid related fields. Industrial pour off juice, add two hard boiled of attending such a college before oualy thin. eggs sliced, one tablespoon diced Arts. Technical subjects and Com­ application for Us organization is mercial subjects. onion. 1-2 cup diced old cheese and Equip naw with F1RE9TONK <b; Persons eligible to leach class­ made a cup and a half of white sauce, 6. Students may enter classes out­ —The Tiro That Taught Thrift her recipe for the latter being: 2 es in the vocational field should be side of their zone by mutual consent level tablespoons butter. 2 table­ qualified by work, experience and to Mill ions. of the two sponsoring Institutions spoons flour. 1 1-3 cup* milk, salt training under thc- regulations op­ Ancerned. THE HOME OF SUNOCO GAS and pepper. Cook 20 to 25 minutes erative In the state. _<c> It to the purpose of this pro­ J 7 Entrance requirements shall be in a preheated 375 degree oven. of liberal arts colleges now gram to enable unemployed adults Baked Stuffed Fish—This made a most delectable dish when ready lo to use tfieir time to advantage by: prev(illlng In thc sponsoring InsUtu1. Enabling them to maintain serve. The fish was a medium sized 8. The standards of class proced­ their trade skill at a high point white flair boned and flattened. For of efficiency through continued ure. courses, examinations and gen­ the dressing she used one cup of eral scholastic attainments shall be practice under suparvtoion. bread crumbs, mixed with one egg I 2. Enlarging their fields by de­ those of sponsoring institution. well beaten, added four tablespoons t> To be eligible for admission the veloping new skills and learning chopped green pepper, six table­ up-to-date practices and student rti^st be financially unable spoons diced celery, four tablespoons to attend i regular college. • techniques. chili sauce <if you use catsup, add 10. Credit shall be entered on the 3. Securing related technical in ­ one onion) a- teaspoon salt, a Utile formation to -supplement their books of the higher Institution as pepper, mix with F<3 cup milk <11 extension credit and shall be gov­ present trade knowledge. using only one cup bread crumbs*. <d* It h not intended that this erned by the rules and regulations Place dressing on half thc fish folding the other side over, and program will in any way conflict or in use by the Institution concerned. 11. Registration records, 'tran­ leaving bottom open because of overlap any training now being giv­ amount of dressing. Lay strips of ba­ en or made possible by regular script records, etc., shall be Che con over fish, then one whole lemon schools or training institutions. Il is same as those used by lhe sponsor­ ing institution in Us extension de­ intended, rather, to supplement such cut in thin slices on top. Place in partment. We hare, explained thkt pan will) four strips of bacon, width­ work. 3. Adult General Education: This the Western State Teachers' College ways underneath, to prevent stick­ to intended for unemployed and oth­ is the sponsoring institution for ing. er adults who are in need of furth­ Hastings. 12. The sponsoring institution Mteat Pie With Sweet Potato Bis­ er general educational opportunities There’s no secret to the amaz­ must'be prepared to send to super­ cult Top—One pound ground lean to fit them to take their part as intendents the following materials self-respecting citizens. shoulder pork and one small onton. 1 ingly satisfactory service of when they report a sufficient num-' (a* Classes for meh and women of sear, then add one cup hot water, least elementary education Ln ber of eligible students to begin one teaspoon salt. 1-4 teaspoon pep- at 1 this heater—but patented prin­ . \ and non-academic sub- clsiiwg: per; simmer for ten minutes with academic -------- -------a. Standards of eligibility.-., ciples put it far ahead of older coter on. For the biscuit top: 1 oupliects*b. Students' application blanks. flour teaspoons (level* baking I General informational classes powde? 1-2 teaspoon salt. 2 tablelho torm ot dUc‘“,ways. “Thermos bottle’’ design c. Tentative list of courser of­ fered. ■ Hxxrn., Itevell bunur. mix irtlh toll. «*» cumUltol ol tod.1, keeps water hot for hours d. Application blank for signa­ or pxxlry blender then mean x cup ehrlc. economic, tod current lopto. ot xweel potato, toe utod the eannM I “«rto» enabi na them to make .Idture of local board of educa> while saving gas — pin-point Uon. Monarch brand, ratom.thau tome-PjJfo • “ > moiiarcn urmiu. lauirr-uisu iwurc- ------- , ------ ------- . --13. It is suggested that suitable coolfcd. because « pcslKI dOTC„ | (cneral reading oH»rtunl gas opening lets only tiny jet ...______ _ ___ and applied forms-be drawn up setting forth the or former; add lheae to dourfr. blend , «> C 1” _____ •" burn, while high-efficiency sys­ waU>. and add 1-: cup ot milk; arts, Including painting, .applied de­ services and materials which the local community, where the Fresh­ thicken meat and onion mixture sign. sculpture and handicrafts. tem of circulating heat through men college is located, will supply, 4. Nursery Sclxoote. with a smooth paste made of 3 attested by lhe board of education. Hi esc schools are designed to: tablespoons flour. Have two or three water instead of water through (a) Restore unemployed teachers The following should be supplied small apples cored and sliced on by the local community: and allied workers to socially use ­ heat cuts cost to figure never which I tablespoon of sugar has a. Heat. been sifted; place layer of these in ful services. before thought possible (b) Develop the physical and men­ b. Light. the bottom of dish, then the meat, c. Supplies except those regu­ then apples on top and cover with tal well-being of pre-school chil­ larly bought by students. the sweet potato dough cut into bis­ dren especially for the . age range . d. Cooperation in the adminis­ cuit farm- Cook 25 or 30 minutes In ot two to four years Inclusive, in trative set-up. needy, under-privileged families. a 400 degree preheated oven. <c> Assist parents in meeting the e. Library facilities essential to Mrs. Baller didn't have any public the courses specified by the sampling of her various dtohu. In­ nutritional, physical, and social sponsoring institution. stead. names were written oh blank needs of their children. Hastings to fortunate in having (d) Set-up an environment and cards, handed to everyone os they came in and drawn the last thing dally program appropriate far pre­ rooms where three students can be from a box for lhe prizes, which school children as demonstrated for accommodated, the rooms being aside from the cooked dtohes, includ­ school, homes, and welfare agen­ heated and lighted. Ateo Hartings has a splendid library. ed donations by different merclianU. cies. 5. Parent Education 14. Sponsoring institutions shall I wasn't one of the lucky ones. <*) Parent Education is * volun- prepare a list of recommended While on thte subject one of my t*ry and cooperative effort on the course* suitable for this project. It is suggested that no laboratory part of a group of parents studying tendladiea highly recommend* this — -r French dressing: two teaspoons aaU, with qualified teachers to learn more science shall be Included except in 3 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce. about tbe care and guidance of chil­ those centers where facilities arc 8 tablespoons tomato catsup. 14 dren. proper education In home and adequate. 15. Teachers will be recruited from tablespoons Wesson or Mazola oil, school relationships, making of pinch dry mustard. 1 cup sugar, mix clothing. Die selection and prepara­ list* supplied by the director of the program all together then add • tablespoons tion of food, the maintenance of emergency educational vinegar the last thing. And also this health, and the conducting of home This list will be comiuled from those sandwich filling; 2 toblaspoon* life along lines which will develop applicants who have been approved chopped green pepper. 3 tablespoon* character and constructive citizen­ by th* county relief administration, ttie sponsoring institution will Mchopped onton cooked in butter till ship tbi Thc first type of organization lect from these lists acceptable per­ transparent, 1-3 cup tomato soup, salt pepper. 3-4 lb. grated snappy tn connection with a nUraery school sonnel on lhe basis ot educational cheese. One egg well beaten. 3 table* project enrolls parents of pre-school qualification. 10. Tbe Instructors will be paid spoons cream, mix all together and children who are enured" in the nur­ VISIT OUR STORE Special Offer During cook In double boiler till thick sery schoqj. Thte eiast dcgu with by the Emergency Relief Administra­ OR PHONE 230S pre-sch6ol children and touches In­ tion on lhe basic rate .‘of 315 per 1 Spread on buttered bread Thia Sale — Save Money cidentally lhe adolescent. Sadie R. Cooktc* The second type of parent ed­ 17. The sponsoring institution ucation te open to *11 parent* wlrose shall assign one or more regular staff members to supervise the In­ "W» take up »rt because It gives tkular age grpup.. struction and administration rou­ us a chance to show off.'*— Loredo fl Adult Recteatiou and Leisure tine of the local Freshmen college. Tune Education. II. Clerical assistance may. when Taft, sculptor. (Ooottanad frotn Fag* Owl *SS?VnX1 . “Still Water Runs Deep U torn . « «U YES—AND HOT MATTI R’UIMX CHEAP The LOW COST, AUTOMATIC GAS WAY ».u5S7& SAFETY ON WET SLIPPERY STREETS Tireatoiie ENMLMOF FORTY IKCE5SMY AND HERE’S A SALE 4.40-21 4.50-21 . 4.75-19 5.25-18 5.50- 19 O $4-45 4.90 5.20 6.20 7.15 ANDRUS SERVICE HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2240 THAT MEANS SOMETHING: Consumers Special ^VATER HEATER AUCTION 959547 A Community Auction Sale will be held at the Hastings Fair Grounds, on - SATURDAY, SEPT. 22 Beginning at 1:00 o’clock (harp. Will »ell the following prop­ erty:— ■ HORSES AND MULES. Span mules, 7 and 8 yrs. old, wt. 2800; gentle and good workers. Pair two-year-old mules. Pair mares, 7 yrs. old, wt. 2900, sound and broke to suit Black horse, 6 yrs. old, wt. 1800, good worker. Brown mare, 7 years old, wt. 1500, good one. One cheap Work horse. (AU horses sold under guar­ antee.) TRADE OLD HEATER & FURNACE COIL HARNESSES, ETC. Set good dbl. work harness. Laundry stove. HOGS 20 or more (boats Possibly 2 brood sows and pigs. CATTLE. Several good milch cowa, some new milch. A few head of good young cattle. SHEEP.. 30 or more good coarse wool ewes. CORN. 150 shocks of corn. Can be seen at Jake DePriester's, about 1 1-2 miles east of Bliss factory on Center Road. Am expecting much more stock, tool* and TERMS—CASH. CqL Henry Flannery Consumers Power Company Manager and Auctioneer ERNEST GRAY, Clerk. �— Tnt HABTtNOl BAXNTB, WTOXHO4T, IPWOa II. mt mtnr oUwr caontrtw Tbe purpoae WMUm Weighing end InpecUm • BARRWILLE. Ralph Townaend of Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brumm and Annella were Bunday guests of Mr. at the George N. Townsend Tueaday evening. and Mra. Ralph DeVine. . Mte* Mary Tuttle ipent Set while he is harvmUng Mra. Agnes Puraell returned to het night with her aunt, Mra. > consider methods for the prevention. w. j. Detroit, Freight home in Hastings Thursday after Tinkler, of Hostings. of claims. Claim Agent and Supt. of Police LaVcrn VanElt tn attending Jun ­ assisting Mr*. Herbie Wilcox with Miss Naomi Clagctt enteri Among U«e notables gathered here! pere Marquette R. R. in Briefs ior high school at Plainwell this her housework U»e past week. Ml*. two coualna from Pitcairn, . (Continued from Page One) ■ L»O. C. Jackson of Montreal. CanThe mandamus proceedings in the year, also Ray Morse and Orville ■Wilcox is recovering from a tonsil C. B. Anderaoci of Chicago, ada. Auditor of Claims of Uie Cafl> which gives promise of good future Orla A. Bailey, 54. Irving village school district were Bourdo, Mr. Bourdo will finish high- ,operation. Mis* Dori* William* accompanl Frelght Claims Agent of thc Chicago i nadlan Pacific R. R. ~ growth. All of this—and much more . * John W. Smith. 51. argued before Judge Russell R. Mc- school tills year. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre by Mira Julia Durkee attended <k Eastern Illinois R. R. | L K James of Columbus. Ohio, . Lieutenant Governor. Peek. After hearing the attorneys ' Mr. ahd Mrs. Wayne Culver have and Norman and Mra. Wm. DeVine Century of Progres* Sunday. ' of that chance meeting of Mr. Mm- i P- C. Archer of Chicago. General A^^tent Freight Claim Agent of thc moved from thc VanElt house to ' Ernest T. Conlon. 595. representing both sides the Judge Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tinkler celebrated Norman ’ s fourth birthday aer and Mr. Tyden several decades Claim Agent of the Alton R. R. I cl??P**ke * R, _ . Fred R. MU# *807. ordered that briefs be filed in the the Devine tenant bouse near the .at ths home of Mr. and Mra. Merritt Hastings called on the latte brick school house. Mrs. Culver Is 1 . *^Many people hare admired the Fraigh”ciS?tlien<trof1UunMfS?- KorthS'^M’r°f ‘h' C,Ucago Thoma* Read. 1,039, case by the opposing attorneys. The icue Bunday,,, oiuKuy, ; mother, Mra. Jane TutUe, Bund Meade There were no names on the re­ proceeding was brought to compel working in Kalamazoo and Mr. Cui- ' Mr. and Mra. Elmer Gillette took j'afternoon. ' marvelous automatic machine* in .poll* & St. Louis R R. a p publican ballot for United States the Irving district school board to ver is at Wayland at present. They .Miss • Harold Williams and a frit! friend flsa STarv Mary an.1 and Geo. VTawmAn Haymen tn lo < MamM William* and a senator or county treasurer. Arthur file proper election returns of a vote are thinking of moving to Kalama- :Marcellus Sunday, where they will from HasUngs spent Sunday with , J H. Vandenberg was the only repub­ In favor -of consolidation with the zoo later on. d^ckwed for making relf-locklnz 1 clal AKT ,U\.ch^ Chicago i Northwestern R. R. visit their sister for two weeks. On Forest WUlltts at Saranac. Al Canaan and brother. Clarence, . lican in the field for nomination for Teddy Cook and family, who haw return home Mrs. Gillette stop­ car seal* tn thte one plant ■ i J‘ Larscn 01 Chicago. Assistant United Slates senator so it was not Thomapple Consolidated School of of Marshall, were Sunday visitors the , Middleville. The school board has Tt w>«n*r eAnorsHv hut Flanders of Detroit. Freight (O General Manager of the Chi­ ped in Battle Creek and stayed been spending the summer at Mani . nlLy .t IM*“*"* “* ° Tn"” necessary to put his name on the maintained that the vote was Illegal, of their sister, Mrs. McCafferty. Sunday and Monday. 'istee. called at the George Town­ Mr. and Mrs. Otto Derigo of Bat­ ballot. No one submitted any peU- ’The attorney for those who brought Miss Evelyn Dgy of Lansing spent send home Sunday, also accompan­ nSmte^gauittlrw. In fart ft Isirt I C. Olessner of Baltimore. Md., Freight claim Agent the Chicago tlons for the nomination on the re- the mandamus contends that the tle Creek were Sunday visitors of . the week end at home. ied John Cook and family to^vtaU Mr. and Mra. C. E. VanElt. The board of trustees met at the their mother. Mrs. George Davis often that any city, especially one of Gf,neTttl Freight Claim Agent of the Milwaukee, st. Paul & Pacific R. R. publican ticket for county treasurer, I school board ha* no right to set 11Clarence Vanptt's father, W. S. j or ui Sii B-IUmor. i Ohfe n B. | M. B. or ChUmjo. A,- so the democratic candidate, I self up as the judge In a leggl pro­ near Middleville. Maus. Is unopposed. • position of this kind. Ht claims the business meeting. They'are repair­ Mr and Mrs. George H. Town­ raid distinction of attracting so dis-1 A. L. Green of Chicago. Special 8(rtant Freight Claim Agent of the Mra. Odella Snook had a stroke ing the chimney and doing other send were in Freeport Sunday aft­ ConrmMnan. court Is the proper authority to de­ tfngntehrrf a number of guests a* Representative of the American Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul iz some three weeks ago and has not repair work on the church. Clare E- Hoffman. 1,511. cide legal questions. ernoon calling on relatives and wu gathered here. XU were men Railway Association, comprising all. Pacific R. R. । regained her speech yet. She Is 1 Gerold Potter 1* ill and under the Felix A. Racctte, 151. friends. high up In railroad circles and well, U>e leading railroads of the country. | O- Maxey of Chicago. Supt. of still at Crizpe hospital in Plainwell. doctor's care. George 8. Barnard. 400. known in the business world In thte C. D. Hart of Topeka. Kansas. Low a»d Damage Prevention of thc Earl L. Burhans, 865. Kenneth Wilcox expects to *pcn£ country as weU as in Canada. Assistant General Claim Agent of .Chicago. Rock Ldand A: Pacino R. R. . 3 tea ef Cable* 9 State Senator. STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. this week at Uie exposition in Chi­ It was a gaUiering of committees [ the Atchison Topeka & Santa Ft, J- C. Napp of Toledo. District The outside diameter ot the oral Alfred D. Dubulsson. 872. of the Chicago Claim Conference R. R. I Freight Claim Adjuster of the New Floyd Williams and Mtes Hum­ cago. Frank R. Mosier. 1.545. nary deep-saa type of cables ii Mr. and Mra. Herbie Wilcox spent phrey of Flint spent Bunday with and ProtecUve Section of the Amer-1 Fred Maegly of Chicago. Assist- York Central lines. Proaecutlng Attorney. Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Albert about one Inch, and the weight lx Mr. Steel. Iran Railway AasoclaUon represent- ant General Freight Agent of the T. E. Pratt of Chicago. Chief SpcAdelbert Cortright. 1,397. air 1a about two tons par nsutlca tag the railroads of thte country and Atchteon, Topeka A: Santa Fe R. R. dal Agent and Supt. of Safety of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thompson Holsubus near Bellevue. Arthie D. McDonald. 1579. Mr. ahd Mr*. PIoyd Fassett are mils. Tbs shdra-edd type* aro~5 Canada, meeting in Hastings, the, Frank B. Huntington of Chicago, j the Chicago. Burlington 6t Quincy, Sheriff. and family of Nashville and Mr. and (Continued from page one) home of the Tyden self-locking car (Auditor BalUmore A: Ohio R. R . | J- D. Shields of Chicago, Freight Mrs. Archie Herrington* and fam­ spending some time with his parents large as three and one-half Inchei Schuyler L. Bowen. 119. • seal which is used by the great ma- Chicago terminal. Claim Agent of the Chicago. Burbrook "Parental Attitudes." Dr. ily of Battle Creek spent Sunday here while Floyd 1* drawing logs la diameter and weigh around thirl] • Cornelius Mann!. 430. jority of the railroads of this and j J- H. Howard of Chicago. Manager i Uugton A: Quincy R. R. from Assyria to Indiana. with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ickes. ■ tons per nautical mile Henry Otto, a new member on the Andrew A. Matthews. 438. _______________________________ ’----------------------------------------------------------E Ray of Detroit. Auditor of thc Mr. and Mrs. E. h. Houghtalln staff as Director of Education, was Wm. C. Strain. 603. Tipperary Detroit & Toledo Shore line. Introduced and outlined the-work of have returned to their home after Glenn B. Bera. 618. W. E- Riggs of Chicago. Chief Tipperary Is a town which gives a his department and then the general spending seven weeks in Canton, Jay Blakney, 742. A wooden match Is much better! I Special Agent of the Railway Ex­ meeting was divided Into group con­ Ohio. They will visit Mrs. Hough- name to an Irish county, called In County Clerk. than a pen for addressing parcels.! i press Agency. , ferences. Dr. Otto meeting with the talln's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George old Irish “Tiobrald-Arann," “the Clarence E- Davis, 1.049. . Godfrey Sommers of Toledo, rep­ superintendents and teachers of the Klenk of Sparta, several days this well of Ara." from a once famous' It saves the pen and makes the! Allan C. Hyde. 1.767. 1 resenting Uie Ann Arbor R R writing bolder and clearer.—Ex-| city, village and consolidated schools Register of Deeds. Mrs. Willard Ickes lias returned well-ta the main street of the town. change. | G. F. Wheeler of Detroit. Freight and Miss Rose DeFoe with the diaries W. clarke. 1.244. 'Claim Agent of the Michigan Cen­ teachers in the rural schools of the to her home after spending some Vcmon Webster, 1.429. ' tral time In BatUe Creek with her northern half of the county and twere presented for | Eugene Wallace of Battle Creek. H.Pct^lons daughter, Mrs. Wayne Wheeler. A. Adrotinie for coroner. There;kI1AS, Marie Neuschaefer with the Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shurlow Traffic Manager of the W. K. Kel­ was no other name presented so it tocher* in the southern half of the and children called on Mrs. Mary I logg Co. . was not necessary to put Dr. (county. X ( Ed. Nettels of Battle Creek, Gen- Adrounle's name on the ballot but । j 8°™ of the projects worked out Shurlow of Augusta Sunday. At Grand Rapids Civic Auditorium Sunday callers at Mr .and Mr*.1 £ |eral Traffic Manager of Uie Gen- he Is nominated Just Uie same. (during the past year in lhe Thom,eral Foods Corporation. For county surveyor only one name ' apple W. K. Kellogg school were on Bert Fancher'* were Mr. and Mr*.' X WORLD’S PREMIER ARTISTS Mr. X The guests were entertained at a was presented for thc republican (display and explained by *ome of William Reynolds of Homer. (delicious one o'clock luncheon and nominaUon. Adelbert Heath. As ‘he pupils and a demon*tratlon and Mrs. Earl Townsend of Nash- »' later at a dinner served at the Has- there against ....a, him ’R‘ven by Dr. Jimmie and hte asslst- vUle, Mr. and Mra. WilUam Fanch- \ lllviv was — .1*> no u./ candidate a,i>ii^i, er of Grand Rapid*, Mra. Edith Wil- X . .... .... .41 I tings Country Club. Seated at the his name did noj appear on lite pri- janI* under Mra. Minnie McPaU'i dlson of Ithaca and Mr. and Mrs. V , tables and helping to entertain the mary ballott. rcctlon. ballott. All Five Numbers for $3.00, $4.00, $5.00; No Tax X j visiting guests were representatives ’ , , , At thc general meeting at 2:00' Vem Pierce of Lansing. ~ (o'clock Mrs. Maude W. Smith, as : of several of the factories of the Season Sale Closes OCTOBER FIRST (group across the river, among them chairman. Introduced Harry Gldley, Dirt an co Make* Dollar Biggar For Rescrrsdotu Phone Miss Frances Hunter, Local ReproMnUtive .being: our new sanitary engineer, who dis­ The farther away you get from n j C. W. Crawford. Vice President of cussed "Rural School Sanitation" dollar, the bigger It looks. the International Seal A; Lock Com­ and Dr Kinde, the Medical pro­ pany, who served as chairman of gram. This was followed by a com­ the meeting, and Is credited with plete demonstration of a physical securing thte meeting for Hastings, examination given by Dr. Farwell land knowing every railroad official of Delton and the discussion by Dr. (Continued from Page One) in the country from office boy to Emory W. Morris of the dental pro­ , president. classes. (I> Junior, including all gram ------was --- ------------------------------------Illustrated by a dental exI Aben E- Johnson. Manager of the grades In city and county schools > amination given by Dr. Lowry of i International Seal Ax Lock Co., and from 1st to 5th Inclusive. (2) Inter-1 Delton. । who has been closely Identified with mediate. Including 6th. 7th and 8th I Supt. D. A. VanBuskirk presided To ithe development ot the Tyden self­ grades, and (3) Senior. Including all |at the general meeting In the evelocking car sea), almost from its Hlgh school students. i>ftng and presented Miss Mabel ! Inception, and whose energy, initia­ Prizes: There will be a first and Bragg, who is associated with lhe tive and mastery of details have second prize In each class, dupll-1 Health Program in the Boston Unlplayed a very Important part In the cated as to Hastings schools and all verslly and she surely was a\very AltxaadrU success of the business. •• others, thereby eliminating compel!- Inspirational speaker and av the I Richard A. Oroos. Treasurer of the tion between Hastings children and close of her discourse had all the ■Viking Equipment Company. village and primary children. First - teachers score themselves on their I Jim Radford. Secretary of the Vlk- prize in each class Ls four reserved own health but no one was able to 'ing Corporation. Uoa ot tkla a seats nt matinee or evening. Bet- score 1.000 points. •TU Forbid.” Alts , George crakes, Traffic Manager of end prize, two reserved seats ,kt' Supt. O- A. Harrington from the IntemaUonnl Sea! Ac Lock Company. either performance. In addition ■ W. K. Kellogg school at Gull lake Ed. Tyden, Foreman of Viking each children's ticket will be num- presided at lhe general meeting mtvIm I .luUf l bered and wilt have a place to fill Sunday morning and introduced Sprinklers. Herman Frost. Superintendent of in the name of the child. These; Miss Hoyt, aupervtew of art in lhe the International Seal Ac Lock Co. tickets will be preserved by Cordes Battle Creek schools, who gave the Following the luncheon a brief newsstand when exchanged for re- teachers many helpful suggestions program was carried out. Mr Ed served tickets, and Cinderella, herself.1 for art work In their schools. TlUs Nettels of Battle Creek was called will come before the curtain at the j was followed by many hints on de­ ■ on and made a very' humorous talk, end of the second act to draw thc | tecting speech defects by Mbs Me*ft»| about the organization of a Traffic name of thc lucky boy or girl who Uta Sebald. will receive her lovely "tumbler" The religious services were conClub in Battle Creek. ' Eugene Wallaee of Battle Creek, pigeons that assist her In. the first (ducted by Rev. August Johansen, ; Traffic Manager of the W. K Kel­ not. These valuable birds are aerial formerly a minister at Bedford but logg Co., and the "other member" ncroBats, trained to eat from the i now a member of the Foundation rwt B. A. LyBarker, Prop. of the Battle Creek Traffic Club, hand and accustomed to confine-1 staff in the Social Services departHastings, Mich. expressed a desire to have Battle •ment. They fly to a height of Borne ' ment. and at this service. Miss (Creek favored with a meeting ot 500 feet when released and fall to- Frances Hunter sang two solos in ward thc ground in a series of flops her usual pleasing manner. thte kind at some future time. Lloyd Shafer. Scoutmaster In AlIn conclusion C. W. Crawford and somersaults, spreading their Let *• 7 (gave some facts regarding the use wings before reaching the ground legan and Barry counties. Intereslof the Tyden self-locking car seal and repeating the amusing perform-! «1 a group of teachers in the afterthat were surprising. Since the foc­ ance. They will not fly away but;noon In discussing the work of the organization which I tory was started over 2.500.000.000 return to the cage which will accom- Boy Scout ---------------------after ---------ui-w ' seals have been sold. Though a car­ pany the birds to thc home of their all returned to their homes ex­ ! seal te only a few inches long, yet If new master or mistress. pressing their gratitude for this en­ Joyable and profitable encampment ; the seals sold were placed end to Posters must depict some scene end they would extend 15 times from thc famous story of Cinderella sponsored by the W. K. Kellogg •around the earth at the equator. and must be at least 14x18 Inches Foundation. At this same time the teachers Practically all of the railroads of and mounted on bristol board or this country use the Tyden seals to­ paste board. They must be filed front Allegan county were being en! day. as do all the railroads of Can- with the county commissioner of tertmned at the Pine lake camp and I ads. Mexico. Central and South Am- schools in the court house at Has­ this last week end the teachers j erica. Australia and many are used tings noj later than Munday. Oct. 1. from Van Buren county were at Pine lake and those from Hillsdale coun­ । by European and Asiatic countries ' and governments, so It may well be ty were encamped at Clear lake and THE LITTLE BED BRICK. the Eaton county teachers will be called the "International" Seal. Due Mrs. Newell Barber and Mrs Culp i credit was given all who had part In , guests at (he Clear lake camp next of Cressey called on Mrs. Minnie the development of the business, Hammond Saturday P. M. and he expressed regret that it was 1 We are a logical and safe deposi­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff PINE LAKE. impossible for .Col. T^den to attend were guests of their niece and fam­ tory for people in this territory. this meeting. The hum of the silo fillers Is about ily. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ten Eyck, A* several of the visiting railroad i a!) one hears these days. in Grand Rapids Sunday. officials are golf enthusiasts, they Among those who attended the Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Gerlinger of We are assisting industries and peobrought along their clubs and en­ Hastings and their son. Russell, of Allegan fair lhe past week were Mr. joyed a game foltowlnrthe lunch- ( visited Warren Bolton's and Mrs. Bert Brown. Mrs. Effie • pie in this community in making I eon. All were loud in tnelr praise Saginaw ! Earle. Chris Merlau. Clara Scott, Mr. Friday. I of the course, the .beautiful club v otiuuiu iimuuiuuu iuu men m and Adrian Kyes, Mr. and Mrs. Ioans that will qualify as good - --------------- ' — --------Hammond has been at , - Mrs. |housq and surroundings, and ex- home j. Bernard a lew dUj. with InlecUon In I HOUUytam u>d family .nd Mr. | pressed surprise that a city of tills ,uibanking paper. •___ nn Injury __ _ _v.it. fumllv N- H. Rrouard Brouard and family his leg from while ..... play­ and Mrs. N. isire eould be favored with a course ( ing football on the Hastings' team. alio Mr. and Mrs. Earle James and so perfect and to convenient. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hubbard of Rut­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morehouse. | Following dinner in the evening । Wc are always ready and willing On Wednesday, Mrs. Bellingham Ithe visiting railroad officials were .land and Mr. and Mrs. Orlle Bishop had as dinner guests, Allee Belling­ of Holland called on Will Olagget to talk over your financial problems i taken to Gun lake, where they were > ham and James Howigon of Plaint I further impressed with the beauties Sunday. ■ well. and if possible be of some sen-ice Robert Tylder has been home from, and attractions offered by Barry .the CCC camp for a few days. Dale Porter of the staff of Johns , county. . * 1 to you. Charles Woodruff was in Paw Paw Hopkins hospital. Baltimore. Md| So the welfare of an Individual. . is spending two weeks with his par­ I or a city, is often influenced by in­ on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bolton visit­ ents, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Porter. cidents not generally known. This . Robert Warner went to Kalama­ We have a most sincere interest in ed Sunday at Lewis Clum's near I splendid gathering of high-up rail­ zoo on Wednesday where he will Lake Odessa. this community and are doing all in road officials in Hastings was the I ultimate result of a chance meeting 8. T. C. and on Thursday, Sept. SOUTH COATS GROVE. __ our power to. gid in the return to over 35 years ago, and we hope that 7th. will resume his studies in Busi­ Mrs. Leon Winslow and children!, 1 Hastings may be favored by many­ ness Administration at that Insti­ more prosperous days. i more. . < of Gram! Rapids spent the week end tution. . wilth her sister. Mirs. Freeman, Fisk. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stutz and fam­ All of our deposits are insured up ily. Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Flrster, I Trigger fish are the bane of On petition of pastors of the Dan­ to $5,000.00. . angler* lo certain southern water*. Mr. and Mrs.-Joe Stutz and Bobby ish Fulk church, the Danish govern­ ‘ They wilt dean out the inside of a and children of Dowling. Ward ment has absndoned a law requir­ i erab while you are still fishing for Weiler of Vermontville. Francis Os ­ ing that church bell* be rung to ex­ j tsrpoon, leaving only the shell, and borne and Let* Allerdlng spent pedite moblllsatiod In war time The while they are doing it there te Sunday in Grand Rapids. protest was based on the grounds not a tremor of the Hoe or big cork Mra. Will Flngleton and children that the church has outgrown tbe 1 float to warn you the baft la being spent a few days *^lh her mother, ! stolen. * Mrs Raynor, near Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Endsley and children spent Saturday night and Cikaafing Opiaieaa Women of some remote tribes tn Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Guinea weaf tbe skulls of their Anna Endsley, tn Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bayne spent change your opinions It la often dead husbands draped around their Sunday P, M. with Mr. and Mrs. possible to change the subject— Winnie Dove at' Carlton. 5 STS lEDFRIMY Halderman of Milwaukee, w'“h- HEARD MAN­ OFFICIILPRIilMRY JUDGEDAMUS PROCEEDINGS in Irving School RECT OH RETOIHS Attorneys Case Ordered to Bring WEST ORANGEVILLE AND EAST GUN MARSH. TERCHERS'HIMMPMENT DELIGHTFUL PEN and f PENCIL J ■_ I J at Economy Prices! Everybody knows the high value of SHEAFFER PENS and PENCILS. - 1 We had an opportunity to buy a lot of these sets and offer them to you at the following prices: . ... , . , EAST CHURCH CONCERT COURSE th< gui * tu Ch a ft* da •Q tea on th De fo 09036888 C^7C $ J 95 Lua*!' V’Z NOTE: f500 ,8oo *12- hit - n* PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE A HOME BANK for a Home People Because Washington BELIEVED IN THE POWER OF WANT-ADS 2 just as in George Washington's TODAY, time, the surest method, of securing a renter, a buyer, an employee or the satis­ factory answer to any other “Want" is to “give public notice" of THAT WANT, and the most economical medium of giving the public notice of YOUR wants is the WantAd section of this newspaper. 4. 5. HASTINGS BANNER WANT-ADS of Hastings GET RESULTS 1 �TOT HAWINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SKFTEMBEB 1>, 1834 Social Events and Personal Mention | Dr, D. D. Walton returned Monday night from several days' visit in South Bend, Ind-, and in Chicago HU sister. 'Mrs. Jesse Crandall, ot South Bfnd. and mother. Mr*. John Walton, of Kalamaaoo. came home , with him for a few days' visit. METHODIST MISSION­ ARY ONION MEETING POPUUR PASTOR | WIILHTOMOVE Members Presented Mra. L. I L. Dewey With Token of [ Their Appreciation ’ Eliminated From W. Many different kinds uf I have bean eliminated from the «, tory, observes a writer in the Wash­ Mwwd Down* was In O rand m BI. 04 Wil asuunoo . M>H ><IM« Wtrmr ,p«» Bund.y . Ington Star. The dodo, perbapa, Is from page one), Rapids Wednesday. On Wednesday afternoon. Sept. I'Continued ---------------------------------------.I the .. most famous Instance. ,,r It never Clarence Grobe was in Battle 13lh. at 3:15, the Methodist Worn(report came from Petoskey Sunday WM ’M0 af,*r 168t- ,Ul rb,.. V,— report, were m Ainu un we« Creek Friday afternoon. en's Missionary Union held its first 'evening, that Rev. Dewey was to be ; poraries, the filghtlea* rail of HsuMias Beatrice Carrottar* va* meeting of the fall at lhe home q! moved Iron Hastings and was to ritlus aa<t the tall solitaire of Hod------ — of end son Ot an an aunt. aunt. Mr*. Mrs. Asenath Aaenath 'and son Billy Rillv have have returned retumad from from ! home from Detroit over the week the tUMnl Bisters convention, the former being Mrs. E. P. Bottom. The rooms where become pastor of the Burton Heights rigues, beautiful creatures, also hav< L at tbe Spow church Ip Cao- Chicago. • end- * . were were.made church of black emu emti <>i of nanKan chairman of the Per Diem commit­ themembera _ ,— seated .7 7-------------- . 4 Methodist Episcopal v>>umi vi vanished. Tuinmieu. The j nr macs Twp on Saturday. । Bnd Mrl Branch wcrc hl tee CSneCiAllv ................ . Au.iraUa.Ute-' ........... eweuily lovzlv lowly with with hntmlizt* boMQU.U anrl and OraM lUphU This unexpeeUd i.uaj, sonil, Mr. gnd Mrs. R. D. Me nr heater of Mr. and Mr*. S. J. Amer and Mlu Detroit on Monday and Tuesday on basket* of autumn flowers and the jcuiUlgC r-hnnoe WB* «-«« QtVUgni .Kow.y u. . • ’ ... . ’ 77 UOOUL k.. I,DC Lansing visited relatives here over Marcia returned on Wednesday from businez*. interesting "autograph" quilt was on sudden death of Rev. A. K. R. Johns. the week end. ’ • , •uumtuw -.ukMr.phquJ11 .n „ , udd „ «.m M™. S *!X ’ AUXILIARY MEMBERS <U»PjAy. pastor of the First Methodist EplsMl the‘r 014 Carpenter of Middle­ George I. Kubta of Ionia was a ------------------------------------------------- to-oopal-- -------X.l«~ home in Harbor Springs. of Mr8 K A Bur. meeting was dedicated diurch„ of Muskegon.„„His TO HEAR REPORTS (hrThls guest at the home of Mra. Archie nrrornt---nfTirrnt —-• the present officers,rari, eachfin, onehav. hav-Hrafh death AZoccurred at Petoskey while he n’*- ,he *hltc-wlnged sandpiper of Mr. and Mrs Roderick Warner of ton thl* week. McCoy last week. . ’ K ' nlghl and W- T. Grigsby are Installation Plans to.Be Dis­ Ing a part in the program of thc was attending conference. He had Tah|li. tbe New Zealand qturtl. tbe .Mr* A. A. Anderson ot Grand afternoon, the vice-president* of been unanimously invited beck to Hollandale pigeon, the Nestor parRapids was lhe guest ot Mrs. W. N. and Sunday with their parenU, Mr. vulttng the Rev. and Mr*. Maurice cussed on Thursday the union having charge of the Muskegon. His sudden death created rot. the Athene owl, the nunw of and Mr*. Homer Warner. .Grigsby of Detroit. Chidester on Friday. meeting. la situation in the conference that, Hawaii, the pled duek of the tabraEvening Mr*. J. I. Baransy and daughter Miss Edith Benton of Battle Creek Mra. E. D. Bennett and daughter, After thc report* of the secre- required many shift* of pastors. If dor coast sod the great ank or ^L° r ^r CtUrn ^.? > ‘ h . e . U hOmc Bt>M thc “ ucat ot Margret BarAn especially Interesting meeting tartes and treasurers and lhe board you have ever set up a lot of doml- 1 Miss Bess Bcpnett, were Grand RapBt »« tilc IWMt of MIm Margret Bar-■ •• Adj» 2.2 Ohln' 2? ztn Wrlrlav after spending nett over ___ . ._ . northern penguin, tta Eskimo Cur Id* visitors visitor* Wednesday m?' Uie ___ week end. of the American Legion Auxiliary ms weuncsaay. ,.L. '.T, ~ryWay .T L *— meeting of last June, roll call was noes on end. within striking distance Ml** Rachel Caln of Lansing I jgrs. Effie Biddle “ returned Bator- I Mr. •"* *“h 1 BlrdMU .nd t.n will be held on Tliursday evening taken, and lhe new officers’ names I of each other, thdn toucncd one of lew. the passenger pigeon, tbe •P*'t Saturday and Sunday srith her I day night fromaeveral months'vWt children cn1u?,ren spent ,.peJlL2 ’c week ----thc end--------with and It is hoped there may be a large were read as follow*. the end ones, you saw a whole row • whooping crane and tbe trumpeter attendance. General Chairman, Mra. Emily I go down by Just tipping lhe one. ' swan, all are lost, utterly and forparents, Mr. and Mr*. Theron Caln, m go Francisco, Cal, and enroute.reUUTCa at Middleville. Plans for the Installation of offi­ I That 1* what happoa* when a *udMr*. Stella Bump spent several'home visited In Tacoma, Wash. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Michael of cers will be dlscuaicd and report* of Dewey. Secy.-Treas, Mrs. Mauf? Zerbel jden shift has to be made al con-| <*> contemporary readers. * A few days last week with her sister. Mrs. | Mrs. F. W. Stebbins, Thomas and Lanaln8 wera Sunday guest* of Mr. lhe Fourth District convention held Presidents—Home. Mrs Florence * fere nee time. Rev. Stanley Coors had stuffed /peel mens In public museums Sadie Smith, near Hickory Corners. MUi Marjorie Stebbins were in Ann and Mrs. Rotart Gorham. at Three Oaks and the Department Fleming; Foreign. Mr*. Ruby Mcr- been Invited back to Kalamazoo, aft- ' and references In book* are all that Hutt of Grand convention which met at Traverse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Einhart and ,Arbor o'1 Monday, the latter re- I Mr. and Mrs Lloyd ---------------------। er •. having served there many years. remain to prove Unit they ever 'Rapids were Bunday gu guests of. .Dr. daughter ot Battle crock were guests ] malnlng to attend the University. 'Rapuu war ounaay . City last week will be given, and rick. and Mra. Z*!..,. Vlce-Pres —Home. Mrs. Gertrude He was moved to Muskegon. The of their cousin. Guy Haven, on Sun-1 Mr. and Mra. ,O. A.- Wlbert re- and Guy za C- Keller. every member should hear these re­ Jones; Foreign. Mrs. Maude Brown pastor of the Burton Heights church launched against the sky or waded day. i turned from Holland Sinday', where I c. C. Busick of Detroit te visiting ports. thc shore water* of tbe planet. Their Treasurers—Home. Home Mrs Anmleltn of nf Grand Ora nd Rapids Ranids was shifted to tn Kal Kal-­ Trcosurers Mr*. Anzoletta Mr. and Mr*. L. L. Watson of Hol-1111'* had b*™ spending the week his stotert, Mr*. John McLravy and Mrs.- Donald Smelken Unit presi­ Lahr; Foreign. Mrs Lila Newton amazoo. and Rev. Dewey was select­ curtain Is down, never to rile again. land irw>nt spent Bunday with tw»ir their H daughwlth Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. John John George and Mra u.,» van land RunHav with aibk. '। with Gcorse and Mrs. Mary Van Dugteren. dent, wislies to remind the ladies Secretaries—Corres. Homrx Miss ed for the Burton Heights church. ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs Lyle .i family. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Cooper of Kal­ about the 100 glasses of Jelly the Lettie Garn; Corres, Foreign. Mrs There was doubt up to tbe morning Some Cheese in History | Mr. "and Mra. John George and Scudder. -* — •* amazoo were Sunday guests of Mr. Auxiliary promised to donate for Clara Brown. of thc closing day of conference as That May Be Recalled Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Watkins and family and Wm. Morrian of Hol­ and Mrs- Wm. Duckcr. Jr. welfare work. If each member would to hdw the Muskegon church would Mite Box. Mra Claudia Ullery. Luculhis.'wiiow feasts were lhe son ot Grand Rapids visited the land, visited Mrs George's parents. Mrs. George coleman visited her fill but four glasses with Jelly, jam Spiritual Life. Mra. Esther Orohe be supplied with a pastor. It was not Mr. and Mra. H. Kuempel, Sunday fanner's mother. Mrs. Clara Rogers, brother. Otto Frey, of Kalamazoo or conserve, the full quota would Missionary Education. Mrs Stellc definitely known, until a few hours talk of Home, topped off bls parties afternoon on Bunday. be secured at little cost or trouble. from Thursday till Sunday. before the conference closed, that with goal's milk cheese. Napoleon Kntekern. Mra. Belle Cook. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kerr spent A number of thc women met al Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Scudder and Miss Travadon Wolfe of Battle Rev. Coirs would be placed at Mus­ leaned from Ills saddle to kiss tbe "Being Citizenship. Mrs Florence Cook. buslMtS, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels attended Sunday bi Muskegon. On Monday Creek visited her grandmother, Mrs. the Legion rooms recently and can­ Following the naming of various kegon. When that was done thc peasant girl who first Introduced the Datroit-New York ball game in they were in Lake Odessa attending J. W. Wolfe, over the week end. ned 14 quarts of tomatoes and 17 committee members, an interesting Bishop and thc Cabinet felt that the him ’ to Camembert. Edward the ample opportunity to judge the funeral of W E. Gillette, a merits of various shoes I 1 Detroit Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E Hall of St quarts of pears for distribution to letter from Rev. Thrall was read, most satisfactory shift was to make Seventh found Roquefort an ideal Elliott Manchester of Doulder. brother-in-law. Petersburg. Fla, were Sunday guests the Otter Lake Billet and other about “Where thc Missionary money the changes at Burton Heights and aftermath to mushrooms and pan­ Colo, is visiting his sister. Mra. Jes-«, Dr. Harold Houvenir of Honolulu. of Mr and Mrs. E A Burton. places where It Is needed They goes." JI a i t in r* so there . . . sboastofaturcin my store sod for a»y Hastings, there was was no no use use nt of ftic Downs, whom he has not seen Hawaii, came Wednesday for a visit Mr. and Mrs. Al Hovey were Sun­ would be grateful for contributions It was voted to hold a public Sup­ anyone trying to change that situa­ with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Isaac for fifteen years. day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. of fruit or vegetables which they tion. „n. Rev. U.«, Dewey «» did not know, U.U.. until , per In the church parlors Sept. 26th. uo». Houvenir. He expects to stay until Jack Snyder of South Hastings. would can for this purpose. a hour, Wtora lhe announce"htah-l. h»4 bl, eomw»lon. from 5 until 7. Members were urged the first of October. ' Mrs. J. F. Black Is visiting her son gorgeous chrese Salaried craftsmen build real to co-operate, and ateo to renew ment was made, that he was to go drinb " ,oa«l Mr. and Mrs Jesse Dellinger of and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard TUESDAY LUNCHEON Melted their missionary magazine sub­ to Burton Heights; then it wo* too *‘‘t on the dining table. Muskegon are visiting her aunt and Black, who live east of Woodland. late to notify anyone in Hasting* chew, mixed with sugar and spice. NO GAPPING j t t NO SUPPING WAS DELIGHTFUL scriptions. unde, Mr. and Mra. Geo. Tolhurst, Mr and Mrs.. Leonard Board of Mra. Grohe gave a very beautiful Otherwise a committee would have spread on toast, whetted tbe appeand spending week ends with them Hillsdale were guests of Mr. and Mrs r»-. — . «... au.. I (ltc o( X yj )n llie (j|n|nj Three Tie for August Binger candle lighting service, using for gone to Petoskey. But at tliat bite at their Leach lake cottage. H. K. Oldley over the week end. her topic. "Light." It was very up­ hour they could not have arrived at room of the Grand Trianon. Marie Mr. and Mrs. Sperry Thomas of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weyerman and Event—Mrs. VanPoplifting and Inspiring. Miss Anna the conference until after it had Antoinette played at creating NeofAssyria and their little granddaugh­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ryan attended Johnson's "Memorial" to the three closed. Under the conditions it chatel cheese, known as Saint Gercring Wins ter, Janet Marie Thomas, of Battle A Century of Progress on Saturday. Besides NUNN-BUSH* would not have done any good had Creek, spent Monday evening with Thirty-two members and guests members who have passed into thc Miss Josephine Stein is the guest Great Beyond during thc past year, they gone there. have the famous Edgcrtop Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Grohe. this week of Jtidge and Mrs Stuart enjoyed the Tuesday luncheon at the Tlie new pastor for Hastings is fanji. Dr. and Mrs. A- M. Kangas and Clement at their Gun lake cottage. Hastings Country Club. Mrs. a. H. namely: Mra. Ida Eaton. Mrs Jen­ w. shoes at $5 and Shaw shoes . .w. ...» Uederkran*. a eras* between CaRev. Mayion Jones, who has far five nie Rowley and Mra. Mary Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kangas of HanMr. and Mrs. John Nuyen and two Carveth. Mrs. Wilbur Lane and Mrs. for men, priced at $3.9*. [cock. Mich., will arrive today to be children of Kalamaaoo were Bunday James Mason being in charge. Late, «viw a fine tribute deservedly paid to years been pastor at the Ludington member! and IJmberger, was named ----------- an American, ■ ' — after Ithe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Omar guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ttnk- garden flowers made attractive dec­ these member*' Christian lives and Methodist Episcopal church, where by Its *Inventor, he was wanted for another year. Rev. ,.. z ... „„„ a singing society to which he bei Barker of this city for a few days. orations in tire lounge and on the the good work their hearts and hands had accomplished in their Dewey speaks of him as one of the longed.—VhceM Ueportcr. i Mr. and Mrs. Casper Thomas and tables. Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson are luncheon tables finest men in the conference. He is daughters of Kalamazoo visited Mr. spending several days in Muskegon , At bridge, Mrs. D. S Goodyear. Jr.. homes, their church and their com­ regarded as a growing pastor. He is I munity. land Mrs. C. E. Grohe Sunday eve­ with his daughter, Mrs. Ethel Ren- won the bridge prize for blind bogey Mrs. Fleming reviewed lhe Home about forty years cf age. has a wife " I and Mrs. Webb was winner of the . ning, nlllH. Mtes Mias Lillie remaining to tn spend snend । kea. The Eiffel tower was built as one jthe week here and with other rel-| Mrs. John Wooton and Miss Helen |golf event which was for combined Missionary magazine in a very In­ and three children. Rev. Dewey says teresting and concise manner, ns he is sure Rev. Jones will meet the I t the central attractions of the 1 stive*. .Michael visited their slater. Mrs. low score on holes 0 and 5. The Auneeds of the local situation; that he| aria exposition of 1880. Its-deMr. aad- Mrs. Edward Downs, ac-(James Caldwell, of Hesperia on'gust ringer event was tied by Mra. did Mrs. Merrick the Foreign Mis­ companled by Elliott Manchester of Bunday. —*“ Stem. Mrs Edw. Van Pop- sionary magazine. -Both magazines is a very fine, lovable man, a good : signer was thc French engineer, Chester preacher and faithful worker. 1 Alexandre Gustave Eiffel—hence Its Boulder. Colo, will go to Lansing' Dr. Guy C. Keller and Dr A. W crlng and Mrs. Wilbur Lane. Mrs. arc very worthwhile organs, filled Clothing and Shoes Rev. and Mrs. Dewey and their name. to the brim with excellent articles, After tbe ' exposition the Friday. The latter will visit his son. Woodburne attended the State Med­ Van Popering winning the cut. George can leave Hastings with French government decided to pre­ for Men and Boya R. D. Manchester, and family in ical meeting in Battle Creek on Mrs. Harold Pelham. New Bruns­ stories, poems, travelogues, work of the knowledge that they have been missions and missionaries; taking i Lansing. wick. N. J, was the guest of Mrs. D. one into many lands, and'allowing it stands chiefly Thursday. About your eyes. Have helpful —* • •to mis this cxHiiinunuy community; ------------- that । mat । serve It. and while neipiui io , . . Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Johnson Mrs. Cole Newton is visiting her S. Goodyear. Jr.; Mrs. Marion Hodg­ HASTINGS -v they are sincerely loved, not only by “ « «° engineering akli pointed out how your bod­ what Christian missionary work te | of North Quincy, Mass, and Mrs. daughter and husband. Mr and son. Charleston. W. Va, with Mrs A. thc members of the church and con- aD^ 00 attraction for sightseer*. It ily comfort te (lowly Re­ I Btanlay Pltmaun of W«t Somerville, i Mra. Fred Mahoney, of' Kalamazoo H. Carveth; Mrs. clarence DePlan­ ibelni done every where for the thougregatlon. but by many friends out-, I* al»o an Important government atalated to seeing comfort. 1 Mass, were the guests of Mrs. Arch- i this week. ta and Mra. E. J. Huffman of Grand aanfs of people. Mrs. Dewey gave a splendid pa- side their church. Burton Heights Is I lion for meteorological observations I lc McCoy and Mrs. Emma 8. Evans Miss Virginia Potts leaves next Rapids with Mrs. C- 8. Potts; Mrs. How keenness of vision Is on Monday. I week for New York City where she R F. Webb. Mrs. George Southwick |>er on "Thoughte in Her Dream an outstanding church in Grand ] and wireless telegraphy. The tower i no evidence of normal Rapids. With a large membership] |B 064 feet high, and until a few j Mias aiarua Marda j. J. nvwvon Newton ana and tan Earl n. H. | will attend the Jullllard School of and Miss Fanny Webb of Grand Houic by the Bea." she had a graclous and kindly message for each niade up of people interested In the yPara ago was the tallest structure sight. How your eyes may Udstuen from Kenosha, WLs, and Musical Arts.' Rapids with Mrs. R. G- Finnic. Show do(?s of tbe 'Mrs. Burr Cochrane and son Bobby need attention without Mrs. John' ironside is chairman member of the Union, nol forget- church and surrounding community. (n |he wor|(L Claude Carl of Hollywood. Cal, ting even one. She L.^. — also ~ gave the ;The y arc willing workers We arc i from Coldwater have been spending who has been visiting his mother. for next week's luncheon. your knowledge. How helptbe cbaracteristle 'rolling inn for tnr the current confident that Burton Heitthta Heights will plans of the Union the past week with Mr. and Mrs Mrs Abe carl of Middleville, called find in Rev. and Mrs. Dewey folks other la *«• tbe ■'bashed•in* year of 1834-35 for the study of folks: ... inromrpf n. t,u,cr “ bashed in" DELIGHTFUL PARTIES. 'George M. Newton. on Hastings friends last week. "• Ca“ on,F Interpret the behav- (114} ektremeiy small, see comfortably. Well, this Several delightful parties have Japan, China, the Philippines, etc. whom they can take into their] Mrs L R Glasgow. Miss Sadie Harry Walldorff. Jacob Konkle hearts and homes, folks whom they; °‘b" ,n term« of our f . - ears. placed . oo a Um flat- skull, Is Just another effort lo Glasgow, Mrs. c D. Bauer. Mrs. A. and Mr. and Mra. Henry Weaver been enjoyed lhe past week by lhe In a short space of time, lhe mem­ will appreciate and love. Goorge ■ o*’n experience, and we can only D. Bteckle. Mrs. J. P. Mohler and were in Chicago from, Sunday till younger people before their return bers took a wonderful trip to these the top of the sama and to college, thirteen being present and other countries with her. and graduated from the High school this use our own experience for this pur­ fringed, are other feeturat. Mrs. Marian B. Goodyear visited Tuesday at A Century of Progress. her inspirational paper and talk will year Grand Rapids has a Junior | pose by looking within. the Dahlia Show in Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. C. G DeCOu and each lime. Miss Barbara Wilcox entertained long be remembered. At this time, College, which will give Him the ad- j Friday and Saturday. son Billy and Mrs. Albert Bessmer L. Mrs. John Norton spent part of and Richard were In Detroit on with a dinner, followed by bridge in appreciation of Mrs. Dewey's vantage of lhe first two years in a ' college course and he can live in his j the past week in Hastings, helping Monday and saw the Detroit-New and dancing at the Country Club a work in thc Missionary Union and OPTOMETRIST because of her deep loyalty to. and own home while carrying on his col-1 week ago Friday night. with the care of her mother. Mrs. York ball game. Hutiifi Thc same young people enjoyed a kindly friendship for its members lege work. This George, as well as I Anna Cheeseman. Little Duane Otto Isenhalh and George SchllBump returned home with his aunt throat and Utile Wanda were in house party at the Robert Mills cot­ she was presented with a token of the members of his family, will ap- I predate. for the remainder of the week. ।Nashville.Saturday evening, giving tage at Gun lake Friday night, with love and esteem from the members, As this is written plans are In the the Merchants' program. Wanda Mrs Clark O'Donnell as hostess, and Mrs. Hannah Baird making the making for a reception for Rev. Dew- 1 again on Wednesday night they had presentation. This little "ceremony" I singing beautifully ey and his family, which will be held I touched the heart of every member another happy time at the Mills I Mra. C. C. Shields. Harold Shields. in the social rooms of the church] present, cementing more firmly the [Miss Beryl Shields and friend from cottage. Over the week end. a house party personal friendship each member on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock., East Chicago were Sunday guests of Not only members of the church and the farmer's daughter and husband. was held at thc Albert Bessmer cot­ has for Mrs. Dewey. The new programs were ready to congregation, but all who are In-1 tage at Gun lake, with Miss Char­ Mr. and Mr*. C- H- Hinman. distribute and are very neat and tcrested. who feel that they would i Mr. and Mrs Earl Kermeen of lotte Bessmer as hostess. Here are •SPECIALS" In every attractive, and much credit is.due like to attend this reception for the Caledonia and Mr. and Mrs. Clark TO TEACH AT CEDARVILLE. Misses Frances Cowles and Hblen Dewey family are invited to come Kermeen and family of Middleville and it U hoped they will do so. MeinMiss Lois Langston left Bunday Newton fo? thc cover design and visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snvder of morning for Cedarville U. P, where arrangement. South Hastings on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carveth ac­ she Is employed as teacher of Do­ CIRCLE NO. S. companied their daughter, Mrs mestic Science and Home Economics Circle No. 0 of the Methodist L. A fixed for the reception Marlon Hodgson, and son. Albert Her parents, Mr- and Mrs. James ANTISEPTIC morrow. Thursday, evening. A short Carveth. to their home In Charles­ Mngston. accompanied her tu> far m 8. was delightfully entertained on but interesting program will be SOLUTION ton. W. Va, Hila Wednesday morn­ Mackinaw City and spent the day Monday evening at the home of lhe with her. Cedarville Is located mid­ retiring chairman. Mrs. A. J. Ved- carried out.and light refreshments ing. Andrew Houfstatter and sisters. way between 8t Ignace and lhe Soo der. assisted by Mrs. Harold Foster served. The principal business is to Sbuils, Frssport or Middlsvill. say. "Goodbye and God bless your on the north shore of Lake Huron und Mrs. Rolfe Bulling, the other Mrs. Miranda Sisson and Mrs. Ida to thia good family, who have given Palmatler. were guests of Mr. and near lhe Les Cheneaux Islands. The members of the committee. Chairmen for the coming year are their best to Hastings and to the Mr*. T. B- Hart of Watson Gomers school is splendidly equipped and ik church for the past seven years. near Allegan from Friday until Mtes Langston likes it there very Mrs. M. E. Whitman. Mrs. Dasic well. AU hope she may have a very Crue and Miss Esther Doty. Hills Brothers Sunday. Plans for thc year's work were J. F. F- CLUB. W. A. Scbader. James Br|stol. enjoyable and successful year. discussed and the appreciation of Mrs.. Robert Mijls Is entertaining Jock Stem and Milo DeVries, and D. D. D. BIRTHDAY CLUB. the members extended to the retir­ the J.“F. F. Club this Wednesday the latter's brother’, John DeVries of Mrs Robert Wilson very pleasant­ ing chairmen. Mrs. T. N. Knopf was afternoon at her home on So. Park Grand Rapids, motored to Detroit ly entertained thc D. D. D. birthday St. Tuesday to see the Detroit-New club at her home on South Hanover named as Flower chairman. U»*v» rsJJ Fiat York game. MINERAL OIL St, Thursday. Sept. 13. ANCHOR CLASS MET First Windsor Chairs Mrs. Solon Doud has returned The dining table was centered ON FRIDAY EVENING. MILK OF from Battle Creek where she was with a beautiful bouquet of mixed The first Windsor chair to be The Anchor class of the Metho­ called by the Injuries of her son. snapdragons. The reception room dist Sunday School. Mrs. Guy Kel­ made In America was built In P.hllaTheron Doud, who was so terribly u as lovely, decorated with early fall ler teacher, held a very enjoyablei delghia In 1783. The earliest forms burned. At last report he was still meeting on Friday evening at Mrs. had arms secured around the back, flowers. in the hospital but was doing as well After a fine dinner served by thc Keller's and officers chosen for the with an extension top supported by as possible. iiooteu the afternoon . was spent next year as follows: President. Miss Norwugtan Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Merrick with visiting. All departed for their Audrey Densmore with Miss Jean• spindles. Later t|ie arms and barks spent Sunday at Pine lake with their tames voting Mrs. Wilson a most Baynlon assistant; Secretary and were made, of l»ent woo^ Then a Cod Liver Oil rectangular form was devised. They daughter. Miss Margaret Merrick. treasurer. Miss Katherine Merriman, Jolly entertainer. Who was there from South Haven with Mtes Virginia Boyes assistant. were generally used us everyday with the Van. Buren county teachers, J clttlra and painted. American COUNTY O. E- 8. MEETING­ as the guests of the W. K. Kellogg Tomorrow. Thursday, the Middle­ discussed, games were played andI Windsor chairs differ'from the EngFoundation. ville O. E. 8. 4111 entertain the Bar­ the girls enjoyed delicious refresh­ llsh ones in that they never had Can. Miss Geraldine Durham and Bob ry County O. k 8. Association, the ments. spilt backs, and had simple legs Upscum of Battle Oreek. Gordon guests of honor being Worthy Grand and rungs. Instead of the more elabBuxton .of Bedford and Miss Jean­ Matron Selma Brown of Detroit and FABKWBl.l. FABTV . •arete- RShrlofo legs and claW feet ette Rltxman of Hastings visited Associate Grand Matron Georgina Nineteen ladles of the Women's ' used abroad. relatives in Jackson Bunday and Bauer of Hastings. Relief Corps spent Thursday after­ then continued on for a visit in De­ Dinner will be served by the noon with Mrs. Eliza Hall, as a CLEANSING troit and Windsor. Methodist ladies in lhe church par­ farewell party before Mrs. Halt ten TISSUES Sunday callers at the Mr. and lor*. U„. Bo. The buffalo I* given the credit of for Muskegon where she will spend Mra. Will Rltxman home at Quimby A very interesting program has the winter with her son and wife. , being a real native American, but — -----------------------------------------------were their daughter, Mrs. Katherine been planned. The afternoon was happily spent I |U< Wwn Ia nn mo(-e M t^n lhl Haywood and husband, a niece. Mr*. w!!h and refreshments. tpronghorn ,ronshorn antekne antelope which which Is is not not so eo Dva Case. *nd family. * nephew. BIRTHDAY DINNER. All wished Mrs. Hall a pieaaant win­ HUNTS Mrs. James Endsl?y entertained tar. good health and a safe return to wldgly known. FaasH remain* of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Thomas, and preMslcHc mammal* closely' relatdaughters. Nina and Lillie, of Kal­ nine guests Friday with a lovely Hastings In the spring. * I ___________________ । ed to lha comparatively few living chicken dinner in honor of her amazoo and Edwin Spopable. . Mr- sod Mr*. Claude Kelley and birthday. NICELY ^AJCATED. pronghorn entelofiM Ua»e been Guests included her Mu Bessie Tutne. ghd MUs MU- found only In western North Amerdaughter. Opal, entertained tig! fol- daughter. Mrs. Floyd L- Barbour of dred Tuttle have-moved to HUI*-' lca and in Mexico. Butte. Montana, who i» visiting here jowifig guest* at their cottag* al It therefore ,L » mwn,bl, l0 u„ dale ..a and — are nicely u™,-, located at 58 H. N. I Leach lake Sunday. Mr* Carrie for a month, also Mrs. John Zoet, A... Schuabel of Akron. Ohio. Geo and Mra H. J. Avink and family. Mra. Norwood Ave, and think they will. American pronghorn al distinctively I Fred Schuabel ot Grand Rapids. Mr. John Oaterhaven and Mr and Mrs like the'-city and the people. Their.I Amejlcau. both lc II* orlglfi ami ► and Mr*. H. Leavitt ot Cedar Creek H J. Aving. Jr, and son. Mrs. End­ many Hastuiga friends can recom-1 । habitat. Th. UG.UtlU Star. Phan. Utt ► and Miss Phyllis Reid of Hastings. sley mend them to Hillsdale. • received many lovely gtfu. 715 because I know their • ■ I ' I) j* I'• I i ] Wo T.S.Bai We have reasoned with you - V. BESSMER STOP!LOOK!ACT Stock Up on 1 hese Bargains j DRUG SPECIALS Friday, September 21 Saturday, September 22 Butter g u. 27c 49c 33c Coffee Salad Dressing «“■ 22|c Ivory Flakes ur,.*.. 22c 39c A 45 Pork & Beans Campbell't 3 Cocoa Gold Dust Rice Flakes 2 u.i«> 19c 15c 2 ho— 19c USMAN’f W« DwUwr 59c 19C ► 15c 1 RE 49c �THE HABTTNGg BANNER, WEDNESDAY, gEFTOOMOl It, 1M4; P LOW BUS FARES ENROLLMENT ST LL < ON THE INCREASE WANTS ' , ONB CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ K*»R, <l«rl..vlll-. TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 35c. I.HM- i I 1*1 From Haatinga To Kalamazoo80c Battle Creek80c Grand Rapida, $1.15Lansing ------ 1.15 Chicago 3.30 Detroit 3.60 IIDI'HE THE CHURCHES ui's.'t- riXST UWITED BRETHREN CHURCH, a.. t. n Tjp. Poetor . THE TRIO CAFE o 30 HASTINGS :: MICHIGAN FOR ONION CHURCH OF THE UNITDD RRETH- KILO FILLER for GEO. M. NEWTON With. Clock HIH SALK—K.xMrvn ►*•! «d *•«! f»rei ■ m»lehrd nn>«t , 1» br»-d aim Bert mile 1 .out* of Junction of St 14 •»<( *4 I mil- «r«t tlr.l hon«- north H 19 j NOTICE—1 h»«* vorrbswl O’- milk but' tin* beorlnr *1hr turn- '*K|H>n»bIe'* DO III t»*irT. il».inut*.".»i»J they *r» !•<•■«« rrfl.irrrd under my n*n>*. Wm J | N„rri« •> 1” | I'ol'NII—Crrtain *001 >d iwiirr. Cnm I munlrote *llb Bonnrr nffirr t« Identify 1 nmnlint. time *nd |d*e« b».i U 10 MotlKHN Iltll SK for rent, elute In. At. t>lv *t Parker Honor. 9 19 Ta PROTECT You ConiUntly litlK SALE— Bed yenrlina oloek h<«. prlee *10. fro Sl.iptnon. Ilootinx*. Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly I H.mle 1. '> lt» W. Imort Hea«». Hoa>«tc!d Oood«. roll HALF. -Nev nine room b.>*rdinx honor, two rottoc-. ot Leorh lobe one Prinu Oaracti >1 LOW RAJRS FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Our Service Newton. Ito.tin*. Mi«b., o III CITIZEN’S MUTUAL FOB HALF.—Two »r4>< old belfer. dor In Jon. Don Lour*.ter. phone 75S — F3. Fire Insurance Co. ____ _________________________ 0 10 Full RENT—Aporlment. futui.hrd or onf .irm.lied Newly deenralrd. Phone A Hoe* Oonpaay Or<*nU*4 lt?«. 2A77. !<>□ W Con Ur Hi________ 9-HI —Middle xrd bd. for honorHuUa<*. Mick. ; WANTED kretwr near Hailing.. "N" rorv nt Hanner. 0 19 TO BI V—a K*tnbonUlet r*m — WANT Fori Toyne Delton. Konle'3. 9 |9 FREE METHODIST CHURCH. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH IN CHRIST BolUmcire Cbureh. ► WHILE YOU WAIT FOR NALK- New and Used Auto Parts for AU Cara 4 GLENN F. LAUBAUGH HasUnga WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Hl I.I.DiHi PCP •Y. female 3 vrtwld Irode f i’e'll'T fl\‘ trice Edtnoui 3309. Pull HALE—Kr... 'HI-- tn .1nrn.1, 1 totol le'-glh new eondili” ■ tv e».e P Wm J. Wot on. Freeport Studying Backward Children Science la studying the child who snnot learn tt> read. Mistaking Stylo Stylo la Indeed the valet of genius. dollar* and will supply material for ba due to lack of dominant control ■o true genius will shine, even through the coaraett style.—Cotton. Pennsylvania Salt Manufac- oo either side of the brain. Comparty.' ot Wyandotte. Photographic Film (Continued from Page One) - -- J How the invisible "bruising" of me- SentraUd" waten' ln t'helreprocess of Albert Becker, speech and dra- t*]. which. occur* when automobile commercial manufacture of hy... .... tcrankahafu, ar any of a thousand drogvn and oxygen from water, by VCIIUI W.I.IUI, uatuui,.'! yerrolI Conklin, uwuuai manual training. ■ other metal objects are drilled or cut the electrolytic method, a point is Miss MI« LoU IZH* Carter, Carter head ot nf Home Hnm- by n^chUiing. can be de- reached where the production of Economics department ! tested and by x-rays —■* measured --------- *•“ “ these gases ceases to be sufficient, Ice repreeanlaUve in this territory. Will provide Training Robert Lockton. civics and coach- which bounce off the surface of the and the water Is usually discarded. School Experience—Fteld AsalaUnce—Policyholder*' ln<-, metal afUr penetrating a little way. But such liquid, due to lhe fact that Miss Edith Heald, chemistry and |S described by Professor Lars Have altracUva Proposition lo offer riftht party. Business ex­ mathematics. . tThomassen. of the University of electrolyzed, contains about one part perience desirable— Life Insurance experience not necessary. Theodore Knopf, head of AgrlcuL [.Michigan Engineering, Michigan College of Engineering. |n a thousand of the latter, while orWrite to:— tural department. I| — —’--------•-------Engineer* have•— long ----------known*• that dlnary water contains only one part Miss Lena Leiter, head of Com­ .when a piece of metal is machined, m nve thousand. Thia preooDcenFRANK M. HAYE The Agricultural Life Ina. Co. mercial —. department. ,---------- [the pressure and tearing motion at trated liquid apeads enormouUy the Director of Agencies Harold Logan. English and Jour- the cutUng tool upset* the structure, work of finally separating out the na..'S .'.1^n’.-’. _____ . metal for some distance be-waler, pGT^ h^avy aTweiras rMuit,he metal Jorlhe «xne thstance be-pure heavy as wellwaler, as reaultSO YEARS OLD . STRONG . CONSERVATIVE* . SOUND Weslr *“y Lf’gan, “ hLstory and music. ‘ low )ow the newlv newly ent cut xurfaee. surface. How far far,|ino n> in tn im>tir.io great' trine ■nr! and electric electric cur. curMlss Emily McElwain. French and down this damage extends has al- rent savings, Professor Gomberg American literature. ways been a mystery, although It is'states. Even so. the water will have Miss Jannet Michael. Latin. {important In the production ot per-I to be distilled and electrolyzed over Herbert J Reinhardt, head of His- : feet finished work. In the case of >--• ---------•­ End over again. tory department • r|vct holes. liable to fall under presMlss Vivian Reynolds, commerce.' sure in boilers, a safely factor Is alU. OF M. RECEIVES BIG Mlss Ruth Mr Robson, head ofigo involved. . . English department By shooting a beam of x-raya.on a TIBETAN COLLECTION Roy Gamer. English and algebra, machined metal surface at a slight sP*rl*! Teacher*. | angle and then catching and photoJoseph • • ~ Brozak. ' ■head of- — Physical' ■ • graphing the reflected rays. Prof. Utensils, Furniture, Paint­ Education department. ings, Tools, Birds, Insects ThomasM-n found that the top lay­ Miss Frances Hunter, music. er of disturbed metal crystals gave and Plants Included Miss Marian Lamphere. art nnd a picture af Jumbled spots and social science. Between 2.000 and 3.000 bird speci­ blurred rings. Similar x-rays photo­ plants as yet uncounted, but Miss Helen Merson. physical edu­ graphs of the "top skin" of an un- mens, I cation for girls. also running into the thousands, as machined metal give a picture of • as some------hundred* Miss Helen Linn, nurse. regularly arranged sharp spots, in-i। well ’----- ---------------------- ---of examples — .oi uie Uie, nousenoia household utensiui. utensils, rvuaious religious Mrs. Oertude Wilcox, special room. dicallng that the crystals of the me- .of tai are whole and neatly arranged. | painting* paintings and equipment and the Uie Junior High. Walter Perkins, principal, science. The spotted, blurred photographs arts and craft* crafts of the neoole people of Miss Catherine Clark, social sci­ Indicate that lhe metal crystal* have j Northern India and Tibet, have reence and arithmetic. been pullad-out of position and cently been received by the UnlverMiss Gertrude Hampton. English. aometlmes broken up. so that Uwlr'alty of Michigan Museum from Dr. Mrs. Bqgtrice Knapp. arithmetic. microscopic facets reflect at all .Walter N. Koelx. research fellow on Miss Charlotte Zuschnltt, home angles. To discover how far suchIthe Charles A. Freer Fund. The coleconomics and English. changea extend into the metal *ur-jlection U described by Dr. Frederick face. ProfT Tbomassen etches off a,M. Oaige. Museum director, as Uie Elementary Grades. Miss Helen M. Wade, elementary layer one one-thousandth of an inch ‘most Important shipment of Tibetan supervisor and special room for boys. thick and takes anoUier picture, [specimens ev*r received by the MuFirst Ward—Mrs Bertha Kuhn. continuing this procedure until a seum. and probably one of the largMrs Agnes Siegel. Miss Mary Wil­ layer is reached which corresponds est ever to come odt of the "Forbid liams to the unmachined surface. The den KLngdom" at any one time, The most interesting of the speclSecond Ward—Mrs Louise Buch­ depth of such upsets in the crystalner. Miss Elizabeth Finch. Miss llne structure of metals Increases mens received are the articles used more with Uie speed at which ma- in household life and religious worGrace Edmonds chlnlng I* done than with th^pres'shipIncluded —among former-----are Central— Mrs. ....a- vuauuur Charlotte Hubbard. Iiuuuaiu, coining IS noire Ul*u win. ...—D the ---------. . . .is Applied »--- .u- -..,.1.,™ Mrs. Leora Smith. Mbs Esther Doty, I'sure which to the cutting *e'cral of !!.« the Ljw low.a carved and PAintpalntI ed and tea tables MIm Helen Fumlss. Mrs Florence •tool. —* he -----led ten tables nmbet. brass cou- of Tibet, brass and copAfter handling the Estat found. | per dishes, spoons, beads and various McGuffin. Mrs. Ala Myers. Miu Jo­ Heatrola f6r more than fifteen ornaments inlaid with turquoise and sephine Stein atyd Mbs Margaret U. OF — ” • M. •••• GETS GIFT other stones. The latter include, years, we are more than everDeMeyer. OF VALUABLE LIQUID bras* image or idol cases, consisting; County Normal—(Mrs. Mabel Clark. convinced that there is no oth­ —--------- 'of one box with a cut-out front for Miss Jennie McBain. — Library—Miss Jean Barnes, li­ Material to Be Used in Manu- the image, enclosed In a larger box. er heating appliance that will r . e Heavy Water, " an d othpr numerous religious paintings brarian. facture of and ^.^oniai objects deliver as much heat for the Other members of thc staff are: a Rare Compound ! The paintings are in thc form of Far a short time the Ernest Hayes, engineer: Glen Bolo, money expended for fuel. fireman: Zeno Decker. D. O. Richey. ..w1* Floyd Thomas and Leon West, cus­ We can gladly refer any one todians. 11 tide .tekool. |O till A M P reorhinc I > po.lor. 11 uo A. M. E.rulng 3.'. Pr.yer Tbnr.do, evening 1 30 n'rlork. North Iron* W. M Cburel■ — Bible I । 2:no p M Preoeliin* ..... nO p M I'oHacr prayer r-rt it•e. Tueo- { i< evening 7 311. —■ EMMANUEL CHURCH (Epiieopxl). A McNulty. D D. Rector ESTATE Extra Special! bT’univenity of MteSSm author- lare of -,Pcclal importance, because of j will uSuiy Rive th*‘r number “nd Quality- according ; he «^?T\alu?of^wreral tiSi-,10 aal«e Although not comhL I missioned especially to collect anisa!.n Jtho oift u °r Insects, each of these types t rTJTTha? the wMer'is already b Included in the Koelz shipment, to the fact Uvatthe> water b already , are lmcIW concentrated, roncentrated. containing contain! an ^iof u,f Jndlan niongoosc, hare4 Lily high percentage FIRST PRESBTTERIAJT CHURCH. Whf-nvv water- whten has attracted ««nbling the American Jack rabbit, fheavy water" which hedge hogs, a rodent known as Uie widespread ; widespread scientific attention since |"gerblll." palm squirrels, pika*, or its discovery last year. Ultimately I «£““• run lost his daughter Allcgra. a the University chemistry laboratory ... "rock rabbits." a wild cal. shrews, r j.jmice resembling the common house few weeks Inter Shelley, milling les will produce at least two quarts | home from Leghorn, was wrecked of pure heavy water from the 2.500 mouse, nnd a large flying squirrel. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE and his body washed up near the "Klondike" ORDER FOR PURLICATION. "Klandike" la a corruption of the name of a stream, a tributary of (lie Still Trim H.df. eerrier. ~ M P I 'Among other old practice* that Yukon. In extreme northwest Can­ u <1 I. ada In the .Yukon territory. Tbe survive on English faro* la tliat ot word Is tri one of the Athabascan hedge trimming. Recently an open dialects prevailing In thnt region. Io competition wn» held In Cheshire tbe literature of the day. "Klontllkor oiiSx oo»r. o.orx ? "•»«««• •If """“I Pl— er" and even “to Klondike" occur. i frig match. II A. M . j ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service anteed to hold th* rupture juitiuent for you. Let us show fixture "Selective Pressure Control”. Nothing else like The Prescription Drug Store MICHIGAN 666 BAPTIST CHURCH. Checks Colds First Day —Head­ ache or Neuralgia in 30 Minutes! STEADY WORK -GOOD PAY » RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call j HASTixai cm MiaaibR On farmers In N. Barry county. No experience or capital needed. Write today Me NESS CO . Dept. H Freeport. Illinois RARRY COUNTY RRPURLICAN CONVENTION. AT HASTINGS. THURSDAY, SEPT. « FOR SALE! FORECLOSURE For Balance Due Luge Detroit Pooler ■*•( take tork from former purchooer* ear ■moll bung glow upright ud on* player pion*. T* *av* rv.hlppug. we prefer w txano/er contract* to relubl* p»rtl*> la Uil* vicinity who will piy mall bolonc* due on o**y moathly poytoer.n For lull pxrUc alar* wni* Credit Mono*er P. 0. Sox t*l. DeUoll. Michigan. | 9 10 parunent. Two ai quarts of the liquid va]ued several thousand won Byrons cave, on (he headland whlrh forma the Gulf of Spezln. near I'lsa. Italy. 1ms disappeared. Erosion Inn destroyed the grotto­ like place, It was here that Byrpn dived Iplo the »>-a to swim the fivemile Stretch to iKricl. where Sty)ll?y had settled in his last home in brai HASTINGS 'gallon supply, aays Professor Moses Gomberg, head of the chemistry de- Heat Your Home With An Sr bool. 10 A M. ond 7.30 P Raybestoa Brake Lining 4 Phone 2637 OF vi METAL <ulihl WORKING **v .s DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE WANTED LOWER THREE ROOM 12 BUSSES DAILY BODY GLASS INSTALLED Y.RAY3 TFI I SECRET A-HA T & I CLL OCUHC I lin: To IIITK Ht’N'TF.R AT HARTINOR ON THURSDAY. CARDS of THANKS > NOW' THEREFORE Il**tl*(> T HASTINGS MARKETS. N MEROM Hie Mother. FOB HEXT -Mod Wh.rl Spaaiek It Spoken Spain, and a few remaining ii«^ *'r\( Spanish coIodIm. 'including the * "alien C-Mrj' K!” d® ®ro BB<1 o-h some other African odds and ends; ith eiesM Uie Philippines, where Spanish ranks with English as an official T^Janguage; Porto Rico. Sfcnto Dorninle»' go. Culm, and some lesser West Indlan islands; Mexico and all of cen leealr* el Dllbert Todd'o. 2W i xlL UK Gulutw* and Briti*li lion WM. A SCHADRR. Co Remblieee Com) R. COOK. Secretory. REPUBLICAN STATE CONTENTION The RopekUeae rutlOiu I AT FLINT. MICHIGAN. THIHSDAY. REFT. ST. 1914. PM Bit—4*el «* 100 lb*. or betuc Uwe to S. Weedlond. Evidently your talent Is to oil the wheels of life for those around you. Mllaza Mleh. Joly 37 191 HOWARD C. LAWRKNCR who in in need of'a heating ap­ pliance to hundreds of Batisfied customers, to whom we have already sold. It is the only heating appliance that we know of that will re­ pay the money expended for it in fuel saved. SOLUTELY FREE, every Heatrola with told a Beautiful Bet of Dinner Ware that addition to any dining room table. Several Good Used Circulator Type of Heaters at from $17.00 to $35.00 Miller Furniture Co Hastings, Michigan �— Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1934 THE HASTINGS BANNER Nomination* Made at the Primary Office ubllcan— —Democrat Arthur H. Vandenberg .. Frank A. Picard .... Arthur J. Lacy .. AHcn E. Stebbins . George S. Foulkea ---------D. E. Hughes ... Chas. F. Parker ...... No Nominee George W. Leonard ... Governor ... Frank D. Fitzgerald Lieut. Governor Thomas Read ... Clare E. Hoffman . Congressman . . State Senator . Frank R. Mosier.......... . Representative . Ellis E. Faulkner ...•*.. Archie D. McDonald ... ... Prosecutor ... . Jay Blakney .................... ... Sheriff .... Allan C. Hyde . County Clerk . Vernor Webater ...... - Register of Deeds . -------- Earl Boyes No Nominee......... .. County Treasurer . L. F. Maus H. A. Adrounle .............. ............ Coroner Kenllh McIntyre Adelbert Heath Surveyor.................... .... No Nominee FOOD SUPPLY AMPLE TO FEED EVERYONE Full Dinner Tables in Sight for All and Unwise Buying Will Boost Prices Emphasis placed on drought stor­ ies for the past few months have aroused an unwarranted concern among consumers that there will be shortages of human food, according to thc Consumers Counsel at WashIngton. Members of the counsel assure everyone tliat the food supply for human beings is ample. Many staple foods are available in amounts greater than have ever been required in this country. Other foods which have beert reduced by the drought are still plentiful enough to remove any need for wor- Supplies of wheat, corn, and milled rice will be available in quantities equal to normal or above. Milk supplies will be nearly normal. DO per cent of the normal amount of butter is in sight, cheese is only 5 or 10 per cent below the usual requirement*, and the usual amount of condensed milk is available. Potatoes are 10 per cent below the 10 year average, beans, peas, and peanuts are 5 per cent down, but all other vegetable* are normal in quan­ tity. Citrus fruit* are above normal and all other fruits are only 10 per cent below the ordinary supply level. Eggs and poultry arc 10 per cent down. Fish supplies are normal. Pork supplies arc the scarcest of any food material, being only 70 per cent of normal. Beef and mutton have been more plentiful part of the year but have declined a little In the last months. Sugar supplies are normal or above. Vegetable fats are plentiful but lard and margarine are 10 per cent lower than usual. Unwarranted rises In food prices will be caused by unwise overbuying. Thc supply Is ample for everyone. ANOTHER PROOF. Another proof that Michigan has a '1'big asjjt In oil and natural gas was lgiven when, near Six Lakes in Montcalm county a gas well testing I6,000.000 cubic feet daily flow, was brought In on Thursday of last week. This was Uie third wildcat ' well to be brought In in that newly ' opened territory. The well had been ' 'drilled to a depth ot 1.272 feel. This ’was wildcat territory, so far as a gas field U concerned. 1 DURFEE DISTRICT. M. E. Moore and Miss Clara Sis­ son of near Freeport spent Bunday Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Norris and granddaughter and Mr. and Mra. Andrew Willison of Battle Creek spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffman. Miss Dora Purscll was absent from scliool several days last week. The East Baltimore United Breth­ ren Aid Society at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Striker's was well attended last Wednesday. Proceeds $5.30. Miss Grace Baulch spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gregory of Hastings. . Miss Katherine Reaser. who un­ derwent an operation for appendi­ citis. is gaining. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bateman of Mason spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bateman. Chas. Hammond spent the week end and over Sunday with Mrs. Hammond in Hastings. Order COAL to Fill Your Bin! HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY HASTINGS PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE Watch the FORDS Go By The Car Without a Price Claes 9% Discount ON ALL USED CARS * TRUCKS On Saturday, September 2X1 Don’t Fail to Call and Look Over Our Stock 1933 V-8 FORD TUDOR 1Q30 CHEVROLET COACH 1931 Model A STANDARD PANEL 1929 Model AA FORD TRUCK —Stake body, dual wheels ' 1930 HUDSON 8-C1. Fordor Sedan 1926 Model T FORDOR 1932 V-8 COACH ' FORDSON TRACTOR —Overhauled end in good condition FORD DEALERS Phone 2121 Haetinn BUYERS DO NOT WANT FADED KIPNEY BEANS Y. M. C. A. ITEMS FORD CARS SWEEP BIG RACING FIELD Off Type Strains Removed Saturday afternoon and Sunday, When Ten V-8 Stock Models 22 and 23, at Camp Barry, 'Finish in Or­ From Seed Stock Will Im- September J will be held our annual leaders' der prove Market Demand ।camp institute, where Y. M. C. A. DIVERSION WITH A VENGEANCE. For years, the sight of the SUte's collections of gasoline and weight tax revenues, has presented a shin- CITIZENS MUTUAL STARTS NEW YEAR worUm out Anniversary Party I* Hold on Thursday, Au­ gust 30 state which wanted money. Scores of Ideas have been Incubated around tor tim ___will be dlsSeventy-five thousand spectators the Idea of diverting highway reve­ A dlnnor and get-together meal­ Red kidney beans can be made Iprinciples and methods nues from highway purposes, and ing featured the nineteenth anni­ more attractive to canners and more <cussed. Some leader* from Kent'*** Stubby Stubblefield. Pacific I versary oJ the Citizens' Mutual Auto will join In with us. An en- ’ Coast racing star, pilot a Ford V-8 using them for something else. profitable as a crop if the seed beans county < For years, legislatures have turned Insurance Oo.. of Howell. Mich., are examined and the kind known!| ’tlclng menu has been arranged for ■ to victory in the famous 250-mlie ... .. as fidtn are picked out. according । the --------------------------------------three big meals. with old time [Gilmore (fold cup race for stock down such proposals, in the past, which was celebrated Thursday by vention will be hek to the farm crops department at straw beds furnished free. AU school {cars at the Los Angeles Municipal plain-spoken protests against the 30 agents and friends at the West­ lober 7th. Watch men Invited- to meet with us and Airport. His time was 4 hours, 46 action. In principle, have been ex­ ern Golf and Country Club. Michigan State College. Miss Josephine Romig i Among the speakers were George The ordinary dark red kidney enjoy an outdoor camp and a dis­ seconds, and his average speed over pressed by the dissenting majority beans do not change In color during cussion of leadership opportunities, the two-mfie track 62.367 miles an of legislators. They opposed collec­ J. Burke, president of the company; Albert Brill and family were the cooking or soaking processes and problems. Drop* card loT. 3 K. hour. Official^ said the ra<;e was tion of money from you. as an au­ Judge George Bushnell of the State day guests at Percy Dimon tomobile user, so tha» It might be Supreme Court, and Police Com­ ■necessary In canning, but the fad- Reid or C. F. Angell, and we will one of the toughest tests ever given devoted to, far Instance, educational missioner Heinrich Pickett. Cam­ Hastings. 'era tum from red to a lighter color save a plate and straw bed for you. Thc ladies will serve a fried William Carmichael will lead the eron McLean. Scotch baritone. and ■which may be almost gray. When Supervised and sanctioned by the •needs. —— lhe two types are Included In one Middleville Hl-Y again this year as­ American Automobile Association.) Now. however, comes the proposal others took part tn the musical pro­ can. the consumer thinks the light­ sisted by Robert Lyon. A big year the race attracted 20 entranU. Of which enUlls a more subtle sort of gram. er beans are poor in quality and Is ahead for the group with this lead­ these. 22 selected Ford V-8s for the diversion of highway revenues than Nineteen years ago. on Aug. 20, discouraged from asking again for ership. long grind, partly because of the has ever before been contemplated. the Citizens' Mutual Automobile In­ October 6 has been set aside to power and accelerative ability of We are asked to approve a reduction surance Co. was organized by a red kidney beans. give recognition to Sunday School The faders are a Uttle shorter the Ford V-8 engine and partly be­ of the state's gasoline tax from 3 small group of businessmen. The than the typical red kidney bean teachers who make up the great cause the Ford transverse springs cents to 2 Cents. and to divert 87.­ Idea of such an organization had and the ends of the bean tend to be Volunteer force for righteousness tn minimize tilting even at high speed 000.000 annually from the Bute its Inception in thc mind of Wil­ square rather than curved like the our land. Our hats are off to their around turns. Ten Ford cars took Highway Department. No one says liam E. Robb who. during his col­ usual type. Faders also grow on a very unselfish service. the first ten places in the gvent. who will get this J7.000.000 annually lege days, had sold cyclone insur­ Last Tuesday evening Hastings different type of stalk than the oth­ The Ford sweep In the premier except that the sute won't. ance with marked success and had ers: the fader plant is vine-like with Ht-Y Club officers held a Joint cab­ winter road racing classic of the „„ at least arith- become convinced of the need of a Once, diversion was longer drooping branches rather inet meeting for Immediate plans Pacific Coast, was a repetition of metlcally possible without any ef- mutual Insurance company where han a compact bush-like plant planL and programs, Mr. Becxer. Mr. than the results in the Elgin National feet save that ot stopping the road the small premiums ot the many A sample from red kidney seed on<l Mr. Angell attending, Slock Car Road Race at Elgin, Ill., I building program. Today. , however. Rev. cans should be soaked in water beRcv Fred Frcd B. B- FUher now of De­ Aug. 26. when seven Ford V-8s took we have a different situation. Thc beans be­ The company was organized with fore the beans are planted. The troit recently returned from Russia the first seven places In the famous g[Ls tax will yield about $20,000,000 300 members and its growth was so faders will lose color as they be­ will be the Convention speaker at 200-mile event. Fred FTame, one’m 1934. TheHegal and fixed obllga- rapid, according to Mr. Robb, that come soaked and enlarge. If the thc state Y. M. o. A. meeting in of lhe entranU In the Los Angeles tions of the Suite Highway Depart- at the end ot the yearrit had 12.000 ----- - — - -------- 5 the members. During thc past 19 years sample shows a large percentage of Lansing M. E- church October 16. . rnce. won in a Ford V-8. his aver-1:ment will total ------some---J 19.000.000. age speed for the course being 80.22 Bute's only fund for maintenance it has paid 169,340 claims of a total thia type of bean, the seed should not be planted. If only a few fad- MICHIGAN FARMERS PAY­ miles her hour. and construction with state funds. of $9,121,527.01. era appear in the sample, the off During thc past year the com­ Now try lo subtract J7.000.000 from type beans can be removed by hand ING UR FEDERAL LOANS SOUTH SHULTZ. Si,000.000 and see what your answer pany has insured more than 40,000 picking the seed. Frank Hallock of Milo called on is. The answer Is that some of the automobiles. It employs 48 persons Any beans missed in hand picking' Michigan farmers have paid to his brother. George Kenyon. Satur­ fixed obligations will merely be Ln its home office and lias more the Federal Land Bank of 8t. Paul day and Clarence Bunnell of Free­ placed On your house and bam in than 500 agents licensed to operate pulllng the vine type of plant while more than 1661.000 this year up to port called on him Sunday after­ lhe form of an added real esUte tax. in practically every oounty In the cultivating. Bean plants are cross the first of September, and that In Still no diversion you say. but state. Responsible attorneys and noon. fertilized and the faders will con­ the face of adverse conditions. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whjpple of merely subtraction? No one has yet adjusters tnroughout the different The August report on collections. taminate all the beans In the field had thc temerity to state that once If many of these plants art present. Just prepared by the bank, shows Augusta and Gus Peake of Brush BUYIN and »LUM THROUGH th« WANTADt Pure strains of dark red seed can that farmers of this state repaid be built up In small seed plots from $89,502 during the month, bringing which the faders are pulled. the total to lhe figure mentioned above. Joining-with Michigan are the other three states of this district. GOODBYE, 15 MILL Wisconsin, Minnesota and North AMENDMENT Dakota, making the total 8 months' paymenu $2,820,000 approximately. No November 8. 1932, the majority Of the August Michigan pay­ of the voters of this state marched menU. almost $23,000 was repaid on to the polls and approved an advances that lhe Land Bank had amendment to the state constitution made or comprised payments which whlch'llmlU to 15 mills the total tax lhe farmers were making In advance on real estate, exclusive of debt on obligations not yet due. The ad­ service on bonded obligations in­ vance* the bank had made Include curred previous to that date. It was tax paymenu to save Its borrowers a victory, so far as owners of homes from delinquent tax penalties, or to and other real property are con­ keep Insurance policies in force at a cerned. Its benefits are enjoyed time when the borrowers could not largely in the rural areas. meet the premiums. However, the Now comes a special group asking collection department of the bank voters to approve a cut in the state's poinU out that the largest part of gas tax. from 3 cents to 2 cents. thc advance paymenu Is made up of What has this to do with the 15 forehanded remittances that are not mill tax limitation provision in the due for 3 months or more. state constitution? Just this: the The paymenU referred to do not total of tiie highway bonded indebt­ Include any Installments on Com­ edness of the state and the coun­ missioner's loans, although lhe vol­ ties. now being paid out of gas and ume of these is also considerable weight tax revenues, is J13.259.802 and must be added to the Land in 1934. and will continue at that Bank InstallmenU to show the full level for many years. The state and amount that the farmers of this counties are heavily bonded for its state are paying on their farm roads. mortgages to federal agencies. Also Every dollar of road obligations only a small portion of these payrepresented by this annual load far YnenU are on 1934 loons, very few bond requirements, was incurred be­ of which as yet have installments fore November 8th, 1932. Every dol­ dug. but greynostly on the basis of lar can be placed on real estate. The Land Baak ijans'made In 1933, the 15 mill amendment permits it. Take volume of which in Michigan was about $7,000,000 out of the states approximately 4l.158.0W. proposed cut of one cent a gallon In the tax. and you automatically I open the door to an Increase of at least this sum In the property tax, state and local, for highway purIpoees. Thte money must be paid ! from some source to meet lhe bonds. How do you prefer to pay it? A vote for the gas tax amend­ ment Is a vote to nullify the ef­ fectiveness of the 15 mill. tax amendment. If we have a 2 cent gas tax, good­ bye 15 mill amendment. Further, the counties of the state are today getting not only the whole weight tax. but in 1834. they are getting 15.550.000 of gas tax revenues. This gift increases 1500.000 annually un­ til It reaches J6.5OO.OOO in 1936. Cut the gas tax and see how long coun­ ties get this aid In meeting their highway burden. They will lack more than J5.000.000 of meeting this total burden. In 1934, with the pres­ ent gas and weight tax rates. Why vote to raise your property tax when, only three years ago, you vot­ ed to reduce it? MORGAN. Mrs. Beatrice Knapp and daugh­ ter. Elaine, and girl friend of Has­ tings called on Miss Hagerman Sun­ day. Marguerite Mills is helping Mrs. Ida Hartem of Nashville to care for •her mother for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Draper were in Alto Sunday to attend the funer­ al of a friend. Mra. Hattie Bancroft. Ruby Webb was out of school two days last week on account .of Illness. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Clark of Jackhon called on Getha Adkins Bunday. Clyde Bollinger of Battle Oreek Spent last week with J. W. Howard and wife. Mrs. Lenna Howard attended the birthday circle at the home of Neta OBITUARY. W. S Benham was bom In Nor­ walk. Ohio. Oct. 10. 1852. and died Sept. 7, 1934, aged 81 years. 10 mos.. and .28 days. He came to Barry Co., as a small child together with his parents. In 1871 he was united in marriage to Miss Emma Bldelman, who preceded him in death July 26. 1911. To this union were bom seven children five of whom are living; Myra ot Flint. Samuel and Charles of Detroit. Josephine of Long Beach. Calif., and Mina of Los Angeles, Calif. In |913 he was united in mar­ riage to Edith Benham. Mr. Ben­ ham spent practically all hi* Hte in Barry Co. He was very active In the promotion of good roads being always interested in highway im­ provement. He became affiliated with Masonary in 1886. being admitted from Barry Lodge to Hastings Lodge In 1890. He became a life member In 1930 -having spent years as a faithful Brother. He U survived by the widow, hl* two sons, three daughters, 12 grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, together with their families and their friends. CAkLTON CENTER. George Robinson was pleasantly surprised Monday evening when several friends and neighbors walk­ ed In on him to remind him that It was his birthday. A pleasant eve­ ning was spent and delicious re­ freshments were served. * Saturday afternoon a shower was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Walters (Juanita Marlow) at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Valentine. A great many uoeful and lovely presents were given to the bride and groom. Dainty refresh' menls were served by the Ladles' Aid. Mr. and Mra. Fred Kenney and son were guests of the former’s par­ ents. Mr. and Mra. H. A Nichols, Mr. and Mra. Bert Phillips of of Hastings, Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Lewis Daniels and Grand Rapids called on Mr. and family visited at the home of the Mrs. Stuart Draper Bunday. Mr. and Mra. Byron Tyler of Bel­ lie Daniels, and family tn Hastings. laire visited their daughter. Mra. Sunday. Marley Main, over the week end. John Usborhe accompanied his Mrs. Adam Eberly went to Grand Rapids Friday and had a growth brother-in-law, Frank Friend, and taken from her gall bladder. She the latter’s son. Russell Friend, and Is feeling much better at this writ­ wife to Detroit Bunday to witness the boll game between Detroit and Bob Van Sickle and family of Washington. Mrs Nina Barry and family spent Langsburg have rented the Wrn. Bunday with her sister, Mrs. John Van Sickle farm and moved In with them Saturday and Homer will at­ Uaborne, and children. Robert Bar­ tend tiie Nashville High school and ry has passed all necessary medical three other children will attend the examinations for Joining the navy and expects to be soon called. school here. Roy Allerdlng and son. Howard, ---- new process, perfected at attended A Century of Progress at Akron, will wholly relieve rubber of Chicago Sunday. Ed. Waite and its familiar odor, smelling the check Geo. Bustance also went to Chicago Ridge spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peake. Frank Horn and son Clinton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will An­ ders of Brush Ridge. tained with a fish dinner Bunday thc following guests. Mr. and Mrs. Shively. Mr. and Mrs. OeOrge Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson. Joe Hammond. Frederick and Elmer Anders. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Kenyon and Gordon spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mlsener of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Edith Bonneville and son. William of Battle Creek visited Mr. and' Mrs. Lester Bonneville Satur­ day afternoon. Miss Laura Mlsener of Longmont. Colo., is spending this week with Mra. M.na Kenyon and Lorraine and Lorna Bonneville. \ Dr. Margaret Scott of Toronto. Canada. Is spending some time with her sister. Mrs. J. W. Tedrow. the pump will never rise the necesdoubtful gain. The day gas Jumps a cent, you have by the Constitution, diverted J7.000.000 annually to the oil companies of thc state. ' GOOD REASON FOR IT. The prices of butter and eggs are mounting, and with good reason. The eggs in cold storage are more than 1,000.000 cases less than they were a year ago. There is a scarcity of butter in European countries us well as in this country which is forc­ ing the price upward, and at the same time preventing Imports of butter Into this country. Mistress: "So your match was nvt too happy? What was the trouble? December wedded to May?” Maid: ”Lan‘ sake. no. muml It was Labor Day wedded to do Day of Rest!" A Good Time To Buy | the Following Item* • 7 Rars Big Jack Soap-1 lb. bora Moosehead Floor—Per 100 I tn.—Tax Included $**.75 O Rolled Oat* 43* £SJS.<^7_. 2' Cane Sagar—Per HERE'S SOOTHING—Large Spanish Sweet Onions, bushel ............... WAILACE FEED t SEED STORI The Halting* City Bank today received from the Federal Deposit Iiuurance Corporation at Washington the official sign* which will hang at all receiving window* as visible evi­ dence that the depositor* of this institution ARE INSURED! DEPOSITS INSURED \ The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation o I tennn SOUUU WASHINGTON, D.C. maximum insurance FOR EACH DEPOSITOR tRfififi >3UUU The HASTINGS CITY BANK is one of more than 14,000 li­ censed banks in the country which are receiving these signs. In­ sured banks) are able to offer protection to their depositors up to $5,000. Statistical studies have shown that this maximum fully protects more than 97 per cent of all the depositors in insured banks. A statement by the Federal Depoait Iiuurance Corporation follow*:— "The purpose of the signs is io Jet deposi­ tors know which banks are insured. Here­ tofore, althought 90% of the licensed banks are insured, depositors have had no easy means of identifying them. "If, by any unforseen circumstances, an in­ sured bank should suspend, the Insurance Corporation would begin paying of! deposi­ tors just^s soon as a receiver was appointed for the closed'institution. The depositors would receive their mon«y in a few days in- zr •1.15 POULTRY, CREAM AND EGGS the HASTINGS CITY BANK i AFj stead of waiting months or year# aa was the case in the former method of liquidation. This is not only a benefit to the depositors, but it saves the community from a terrific economic and social blow. When the de­ positors receive their insured accounts they assign their claims to the Insurance Corpora­ tion. Thereafter liquidation proceeds on a business-like basis with the maximum chenae of the Corporation and other creditors Mng paid in full." �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, 8EFTXMB<g 1>, 1M4 •—■— cteims entered. I EsL John A- Cadart. Warrant and KWMR0WWKP lowing claims i -* b Albertson. Order al- inventory filed. i entered I Est .Etta J Aldrich. Ext James cheexman. Order to Admr. filed, letters of administration sell real estate entered. issued, order limiting settlement en- muss news rimm'tt and Millard Bdta 8ug-;i»tful Md iy. I Rkdurd : S ul gifts. U now employed Bond of Hurless and family spent Kenneth yxOBATK OODMT. Biunn. mo SF Gray, left Monday morning for . .count filed. petition for special countfll“northern Wisconsin. where ths lat­ order appointing special pst. Grace L. Ryan. Petition for Pe*ri E. Miller. Final account ter will remain Indefinitely with her wd, order for publication authority to foreclose mortgage ordejl entered, children. Thc others expect to re­ filed, osder io employ counsel tnolcnn A England. Order ap- Star Orlmmot finish topping their .... Minting Admr. entered. Mra. Geo. Began who has spent onions thte week. ■JW Bro, iwta- wm om. rou- icrc<lEst. Mary A. Bagley. Annual acEWa petition for aptlon for probate of will filed, order Mra. William Claggett gave a very moot of the summer with her daugh­ coun; <u«u. filed. ’-------, of ...iuucauuci entered. cnicrca. :cuuui> for publication proval sale filed, order approving xucceasful -jccessful surprise party In in honor of ter. Mrs. Guy Simpson, and family Millon Hebei. Waiver of no- । Est. Annie Wolcott. Annual ac- -*ale of re** cstatc cntcred’ order i Wyman's birthday Saturday night, at Escanaba, returned to her home Mart order aHnninttno AHmv r-umt count fllrd filed, order tn to rvducU reduo- bond bond l.onflnnUlg appointment of trustee | Robert Tyler, who has been work- here Wednesday evening. Lice filed, appointing Admr. watered. en^rc<7, [entered. ing at g OOO camp in lhe northern Wesley Blough U delivering thc Est. Ransom Wolcott. Annual acQt Milton Hebei. Petition for I part of lhe state, has been spending mall on the R k D. during the ab­ rial- Admr. filed, letters of special ,nr (hearing claims filed, notice to credl- |a few days with hte parents,-Mr. and sence of Utf regular carrier, Jed E. Est. Perry O. Henry. Petition for torJ toued I Arthur Tyler. Btowe. K>L Lucinda J. Hullibcrger. Final license to sell filed, order for publl-1 EjL PBnnle Baldwin. Pelltion and 1 William Clagget and family called MT. and Mrs. Prank C. Deming account filed, order assigning resi­ CaR^n‘v^tetn Parker Petition for-on,cr ,or reI)alrs fUcd *‘‘d entered, ion Mr. Herb Clagett and famUy of of Grand Rapids were in town Bun­ Ext. Violet B. Parker. Fe.Kioi lor ------------- -----------------------|North Irylng Bunday afternoon. due entered, discharge of executor day. bringing hte mother, Mrs. Nan­ cit!te^cmered.n Ld’ d * P 1 T,,E bEAR ,,0LE U'KE NEWS' Thp<xlore Manistee cy Deming, to her home here. Thc Est. Elmer Merrick Slocum Bond Est Catherine Bowers. Inventory; Sunday callers of William Clagett Mr and Mrl Zellon Kateer latter has Just returned from a four of Admr. filed, letters of adminis­ monUu' visit with her eon. Wm. and filed and family were Mr. Lee Hubbard 6>unaa>. tration issued. inventory filed. family, of Galvin. Wash. EsL Milton Hebei. Bond of Admr 1 nnd family of Rutland and Mr. and; ---EsL Merle V. Slocum Waiver of The L A. 8. of lhe M. E. church i«-1 ( FREEPORT. imr.' ifiled, letters of .rfminiatrotinn administration is ­ Mrs. Orltc Bishop of Holland. notice filed, order appointing Admr. meets thte week Wednesday after­ let- sued, order limiting settlement en­ j Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ttodd and' Mrs. F. E. Brunner and Lawrence noon at the home of Mrs William entered, bond of Admr. filed, 1** Ithe Feldpausch children were in ' Endres were In Grand Rapids TUes- Mishler in South Bowne. tors of administration Issued. .tered. I day. Mra.----C. E Est. Emma Shoup. Order allowing ' Vermontville Sunday J— The former's *--------- '* steter. - -------"­ EsL Emma Shoup. Pinal account Jess Knowles has been putting a account entered, discharge of i Mr. and Mrs. Sweet of lhe Wilcox Hurley, accompanied her home far new roof on a part of hte house the -• ’Issued, ■ ' estate -------------■’"* district called on Mr. and Mrs. Star a week’s visit. EsL Fred M. Cushing. Order al- Admr enrolled. Mra. Roy Nagler. accompanied by Mra. Cassie Hller. aged 77. passed her brother. Richard Moulton, spent away Saturday morning at her home Tuesday night at the former's homo in Grand Rapids, fallowing an ill­ here, returning on Wednesday to ness of only a few days. Mrs. HUer. a the bedside of their mother, Mrs. R. sister of the late Mrs. Nancy «»• MllW. Moulton, of Muskegon Heights bourne, had made her home with her \<r-. ___ _ Harold __ u W. HUer. of ^onla, Mrs. Moulton I. te. in in r.a verv very RArlnii* serious stepson. (Condition, being almost completely since the death of her husband two paralyzed. years ago. returning to her own Mr. and Mrs Wm. OHhouse were home only a week before her death. |Grand Rapids visitors Friday. Funeral services were conducted at Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Wolfe and Innin at two o’clock Monday aflerIson David of Kalamazoo called at nooh with burial in the family lot the home of Mrs. Emma Bisson In the local cemetery. Mra HUer [Sunday morning and the former's had many friends here who were mother, Mrs. Loa Wolfe, who has grieved to learn of her passing. been vtenlng here the past week, ac­ The hard maple was selected as companied them to the Charles the official Barry Qountjy Tree and IDemlng home near MUbrook. where a county wide program to be start­ she will spend the winter. ed to exterminate worms Invading | Mra Della Perkins of Grand Rap­ nut trees was discussed at the meet­ ids spent Sunday at the Glen Per­ ing of the Thornapple Garden Club kins home and called on friends । here. ef Freeport. The Hard Maple was Victor Sisson was in Hastings on chosen because it te a native ot this business Friday afternoon. regton and because of the distinctive Mra. George Parker of Lowell beauty of the tree in the fall. Con­ spent several days lhe latter part servation Officer George Sumner ad­ of the week and over Sunday with dressed thc club concerning the in­ Dr. H. C. Peckham and Mra. Edith vasion ot tree worms into the ooun­ Godfrey. ty. Mrs Marlon B. Goodyear, presi­ The Charles Moore home near dent of the club, Mrs. Vcmon Wlnthc schoolhouse has been undergo- nlgar and Mrs. E. A. Burton were ing .wire some very radical changes. an An appomica Ij ma rnuicai cnanges. appointed to oonrer confer witn with mgnway highway j inside cellar way has been built, a officials here about a txee-worm exInew chimney erected, the sides ol । termination program. Sumac, sassa|the house have been shingled andjfras and elderberry were discussed given a coat of green paint. Thte is as possibilities for official Barry .a fine Improvement and te attracting 'country shrub which is lo be named ■ the attention of all passersby. I at the next meeting of lhe dub.— Mrs. Ida Myers ot Grand Rapids Gfand Rapid., Press. week end here with i'spent ------ . the ----- ...u --------A herWcUer of Detroit has rentI daughter. Mrs. Claude Walton. cd the Humphrey store building and i The many friend' of Peter Zylstra Levant Newton has moved machlnI of Lowell are sorry to team of hte cry and equipment into It. W.e unillness. His condition is very serious derstand that sausage and cold with no hope held for his recovery. meats for Mr. Weiser's Detroit mirThere was much rejoicing around kets will be prepared here. We are here last week over the outcome of j glad to see another one of our vacant the- primary election. “ ‘now ~ It te store buildings token. Thte and the everything i»kery which Ralph "Lefty" Slcfreely prophesied that ev< will go republican in the :z Novcmbcrfcart November! recently reopened, are fine ad-• least one dltlons to our main street. election. It looks os if at Messrs. F. E Brunner and Law­ democrat was nominated in order to make It easier for his republican rence Endres were Grand Rapids opponent to win the election. visitors Tuesday and Mrs Brunner Teddy Walton te able to be up and returned home with them. Scbooi Notes. out again after nearly a week's Ill­ ness. School te now In Its third week The many friends of Rev. F. gnd everything te progressing nicely 7^ Lcomls were glad to learn that he Pupils arc now getting all the neces­ WHITE MEAT FISH PACKED IN OIL AND TOMATO SAUCE , had been relumed to lhe local M. E. sary books and even-one Is getting I church for another year. Rev. A. A. acquainted with the requirements of Buege te returned to Martin. Rcv. the place and everything points to Exner to Lakeview, and Rcv. Wynn a fine year's work. We've started off ALICE BRAND No. 2 Can ’ to Woodland with an enrollment of 133. being Bills are out around town an­ divided as follows: High schoo] 63. nouncing that there will be an air­ Grammar room 23. Intermediate IRRADIATED Can. plane here next Sunday -to give room 29. and Prlmafy room 18 Irides to those who wish them and The Juniors and Seniors, with en­ have , thc money. There will also be rollments of 15 and 12. have selected ALASKA PINK No. i/2 Can exhibition flying and a parachute their officers for the year. The Jun­ I Jump, according to the announce- iors chose as their president. Wilma • ment. Wieland; vice-president. Anna The many friends ot Rev. C. L. Stowe; Secretary-Treasurer. Kath­ | Wilkins, for the past four years pas­ ryn Skeoch; Glass Advisor. Mr. Ar­ tor of the Elmdale church of the dis and the Seniors choice was: | Brethren, were surprised to learn President. Farrell Anderson; Vice­ that he te retiring from the active President. Bernard Fight; Secretaryministry after spending forty-five Treasurer. Bernice Walton; Class swansdown I years in the work Rev. Wilkins has Advisor. Mr. Voorhees. Miss Haan has Classi's in music been very successful in hte pasto­ CAKE rates. thc membership on his last and artiwhlch arc proving very pop­ FLOUR ciiarge having increased 50 per cent ular. fduring hte term there and the Sun­ HINDS CORNERS. Prtslaa day school attendance increased 68 Z/C CHOCOLATE Mr. and Mrs Warren Brogan and 1 per cent We understand that no Yz-lb. Bar 20c lone has been selected as hte suc- children and Mr. and Mrs. John Iccs&or M yet. but the church board Brogan spent Sunday with their I Beetle-Ware Scoop are negotiating with a young man sister and daughter. Mr. and Mra. and family near I from Holland. Rev and Mrs. Wilkins Lyle Beadle FREE with Each will continue to make Freeport their Quimby. Package Swansdown Floyd Tobias and daughter Marian liomc . and Gladys Hendershott of Kata- i Mr and Mrs. G. w Bangs of De­ their par-1 iron were Sunday guests at the mazoo spent Sunday with troit ", : CALUMET home of Mr and. Mrs. p. E Brunner. I'nu “rY” c- N Tobias, and DOUBLE Tuesday evening. Vere E. Carter daughter. Pearl. ................... ... .... . Kfr nnrt Hr. n ■OCONI Mr. and Mrs. U/lllwir Wilbur Payne and delightfully entertained Supt. and ACTION Mrs. 8 Grant Voorhees at hte par-! Mr. and Mrs. Clark Payne of Has­ ’7-lb. Can . ents' home near Middleville, the tings called on Mr. and Mrs. Clark Baker's Cocoa nut I latter giving a six-thirty supper for Payne and Mr. and Mrs. Allen 'the pleasure of thc above mentioned. Bishop on Sunday afternoon. So«lktf.fafl« ]3C Mr. and Mra. Eddy of Woodland Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. S G Voorhees. Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ visited their daughter and husband. don Usborne. Evart Ardis, and the Mr. and Mrs. John Weyermau Sun­ Misses Margaret Perkins, Rose day. Frank Golden visited his father in । DeFoe. Isabel! Rice, and Inlte Haan. I The evening was spent with games Baltimore Bunday. Mr. and Mrs Harold Comp of and cards. Hastings spent Sunday with her ' Rev. c. W- Wilkins spent the week mother. Mrs. Pearl Barrett, at the [end at Crystal. , Rev. and Mrs. C. I Batdorf were home of the latter's parents. Mr. and Saturday night and Sunday guests Mrs. C. N. Tobias. Mrs. Pearl Barrett of Detroit i at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. came last Tuesday to help her moth­ 'Goach, Quarterly conference was held at er who te not very well at present. Mrs. Keet Tobias was sick last? [the local U. B. church .Saturday ' ‘night and Bunday conducted by Ute week but is up and around again Mr- and Mrs. Lyle Tobias and sonj ' presiding elder Rcv. J. f. Batdorf. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and Charles Hurley and daughter of 'Grand Rapids called at the F. E. family of Battle Creek called on i Brunner home Monday. Mrs. Hur- their father. W. O Tobias, and son 1 ley. who had spent u week h«rc with Keet end family Bunday afternoon. Mra. Roy atafel end three chll> i her sister Feturned home with them. I Mra. F. E. Brunner also accompanied drtn tram pear Freeport and her I them to the city for JGray tre*t- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dean ThumpKEYSTONE Q x in. and son of Chicago vteited Mr. I mapts. 50-FOGT XOC I Evart Ardis principle of F. H- 6. and |«r». C. N- Tobias, and daughter . C. THOMAS STORES 128 WEST STATE STREET, HASTINGS QUALITY FOODS AT “EVERYDAY LOW PRICES GROCERIES SOUTH MAPLK find daughter returned Park. Gul) lake, lot week afto rost was r^BRl spending the past four weeks with A very light frost meeting will be Monday morning Mrs. Edward Campbell. ... and chU__ Creek thia Freda and Cleon Smith atle [morning (Monday) to spend some the World's fair on Saturday reported a 111tie better by her son. time wlUi her steter and family. ' Will Knestrick and wife of CH- Bundsy. Harvey Cheeseman and famUy. who rtslied Mr Sunday. Henry Wcrtmau and Mrs. Lula Gray and son. Robert, Mr. and Mra. Ivan Campbell of vte'ted Mr. and Mrs. Clarence CunJackson spent Bunday with home. Mrs Celia Marshall and Mrs Lula Mr and Mrs. Myron Wertman and and Is now In the Hastings Gray wen at George Pierce's in Battle Creek, attending the meeting son of Battle creek spent Saturday i Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brooks visited night with their parents, Mr. and relaLlves —*'— ‘in Hastings ---------—-*— 1 on---Bupday. of the Cemetery Circle. Friday. Mra. F. C. Wing has been at the Guests at the home‘of Mr. and Mrs. H»nry Wertman. There will be preaching at the World's fair during the past week. Mrs Lester Preston Sunday, were, Mra. Thelma Ptek was very sick Harry Preston of Hastings. Mrs. Cedar Creek church Bunday evening last week and was in thc hospital Grace Briggs of Zeeland. Mtes Helen Mrs. George Schandle of Madison. for a few days. Goodson of Nashville la helping Mra. Preston with her work at pres­ Ohio, spent the past week with Mr and Mrs. HLeavitt. We ore for the fanner who threat­ ent Mr. and Mrs. Leo Monroe and son ened to retaliate against thc town Mr. and Mra. Lowell Jarrurd and children were at Hustings and Ver­ of Kalamazoo were Sunday guest of man who tackled unsightly signs along the country road by coming lo montville on buanless Baturay, and Mr. and Mrs Ardy Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Jack LaPlne enter­ town and nailing up signa: "Onion the two first took dinner that eve­ ning with their children. Mr. and tained company from Kalamazoo Bets and Bulbs for Sale" on the cl* Mrs. Vem Eliteton at the Chance Mr and Un Leavitt spent Sun­ farm In West Vermontville, return­ day at Leach lake with these daugh­ ing home in the evening. Mra. EUa Taylor of Nashville ter, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Kelley. spent a few dayajast week with her COATS GROVE. sister, Mrs. Frank Norton, and also The D.-O. T. O. Club met with Dr. Nancy E. Scott, teacher In Mrs. Minerva Woodman Wednesday W. S. T. O. nt Kalamazoo, visited P. M. The program was on "Cltiher parents. Mr. and Mrs. Area xenshlp," and many good things on Scott, over thc week end. also her that subject were given. Thc P. T. A. will be held next aunt. Mra. Minnie Elliott. Mra Minnie Elltott attended the week Friday evening. Mrs. Pearl funeral of her steter-tn-law, Mra. Demand te chairman of the pro­ Sarah McKelvey, last week Monday. gram. Mrs. John Woodman and Mtes Cleota Conklin te assisting Mra. Will Brooks will have charge In the home of Mrs. Roma McPher­ of the eaU. Mr. and Mra. E. 6. Thompson and son. Mra. McPherson is in Detroit for a short time, but plans to spend daughters. Virginia and Martha, the winter at her farm here, left her spent Sunday In Grand Rapids and visited Mr. and Mra. Geo. Easley: by her mother, Mra. Sarah McKelthere nnd Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Noble, In OrandviUe. Virginia Thompeon remained in Grand Rapids for a1 CEDAR CREEK. Thc Bunnell Ladles' Aid meets visit. Mra. H. A. Woodman and daugh­ with Mrs. Walter Boylan for supper this week Thursday. ter. Marian, look Gilmore Dustman Mtes Bush returned to Midland to Kalamazoo on Saturday. Mra 38 >5®* MATCHES strikalite 6 b—25c KREMEL—Delicious Desert . . PEANUT BUTTER CERTO CHEESE—Wisconsin Full. Cream . 3 pkgs. 10c 2 lb. Jar 23c . Bottle 25c ..17c THOMAS SPECIAL COFFEE MISSION INN COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ib. lb’ 21c 25c i_ ib. 31c .H CANNED FCODf TOMATO SOUP Campbells 4c«"-25c ROYAL STURGEON 14c SPAGHETTI CARNATION MILK SALMON B WEEK 15c fruipyegetabie POTATOES 20c PANCAKE FLOUR ZX™ 5 23c VELTMAN’S COOKIES lb 10c Clothes Line SOF WASH Cleanser-Water Softener LARGE BOX . 19c Famoui Li/etlme Guaranteed Here's a Goodyear with a Built wilk Supertwiil Card long list ot trlcnds—users 4.40-21 who are getting real grip, 4.50-21 65® real safety, real mileage at 4.5020 mighty low cost. Come see 4.75-19 your size Speedway—a great example of thegreater Prices subject to change without notice. Statesalc-i tax, if any. additional. valuQ you get in Goodyears at every price. BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE ROAD SERVICE — Telephone 2482 North Michigan Avenue Hastings, Michigan 10c 3 19c 3 c«n« 25c H3EEnjaa ^ A LOT OF TIRE FOR ervitja LITTLE MONEY GOODYEAR SP EEDWAY lOAP/CLEAMERl SUPERSUDS Large pkg. 15c KIRK’S CASTILE SOAP5c KIRK’S FLAKE WHITE 10 bars 31c OXYDOL—Sm. pkg................. .3 for 25c Shinola Polish, ,9c Sunbrite, 2 for 9c is the leader of the local Y. M. C. I A- group this year. । Rcv. Loomte returned Monday eve­ ning from Petoskey where he had at­ . tended the annual conference of the M. ra. Eu. church for'the past W»ek. Sixty-two friends and relatives gave Mr. and Mra Wesley Slow* a reception at their home west of house Thunday evening. pax; ol Liannerte as tfle o( tne prcttierf he has come across But why journey abroad to coma to a pretty V 7 town Friday r.enlnjf. A pleasant ------ juis'ufi'l r jh. .... 'evening uf vteuipg gp4 ggmes wga| Il B JUS* dawning «t most of mi enjoyed and ttw naaiy married that our banks would have maataed for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 20, 21, 22 You can make a nice saving by making your drug store purchases on the above date. 39c KORD’S RUBBING ALCOHOL, full pint 50c SAMSON'S MINERAL OIL, full pint 45c HASKELL’S MILK OF MAGNESIA .... 35c KENNARD'S WITCH HAZEL, full pint . 50c HOBART’S ASPIRIN, bottle of 100 25c- 4 ox. GLYCERINE and ROSE WATER Mi-31—Our BEST ANTISEPTIC, full pint . .,. . 2-Qt. GUARANTEED HOT WATER BAG 2-Qt. COMB. WATER BAG AND SYRINGE ...19c 29c 27c 19c 29c 19c 49c 79c 98c Many Other Specials for Thia Sale Wall Paper Window Shades SPECIAL LOW PRICES <m All All size* and colora. We mak them to fit your windows ■ Short Pattern, and Remnants Carveth & Stebbins GOODS DELIVERED TELEPHONE 2131 �TIBI HASTING 8 BANNEB, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1W4 indefinite time with her son, Mr. I NASHVILLE expected to da Al that time in the and Mrs. Clinton Quick. | Mr. and Mrs. Vert Robinson of x-,— r r„ Bhultx visited at tbe Quick home parents. Mr- and Mrs. Cm Q, ----------- ---------wld war. Surely he did not dream that darkness and it was hoped, though Bunday. , Brumm. expected, tliat Uite 7-man te fame, and ths day would oome when he would iiardly I,. __ ___ _ uinu seek aafely behind feminine apparel wirlTn™■•»;»« Mr. and MIS and hte protector and guardian Harlan Scobey over the week end. a flrl: u, Mr and (Continued from pace ode, part one) to-day and compare 11 with only a would be a womafi—Wllhrimlna. ing discovered. Delay tn getting „ I Mrs. Herbert Cook a son; to Mr. and few ytuj back. Above the »ky lino Queen of Holland. At that time in the Merrimac ready wm followed by MIDDLEVILLE. Urj Bv8retl Marehall, a girl; to Mr. trouble with the steering appa ­ when the Caribbean sea was Munich there was a young man in ■ Wednesday's tire alarm was caus- and Mra. Clarice Greenfield, a son; watched with Intense interest. That siiapea, human in aijJcf; but In Im­ hte 2®th year. By birth he was an ratus, and that made them laU In ed by JJ)e. explosion of an oil stove ,lo Mr and Mrs. Floyd Roscoe, a son. was when Admiral Oervera sailed agination they surpassed all human Austrian, and he worked as a car­ their rendezvous with destiny. Dawn tn lhe home of Wm. Thurkettle on I Mra. W. K. Kletnhsns and grand­ with his Spanish fleet for Cuba aft­ else. 'They were the monarchs of penter and an architect. In the Ger­ was breaking m they approached Broadway. The damage was most-j son William were at Jackson Tucser lhe Spanish war wm declared. At the world. There was William, All man army he enlisted as a private. the entrance, and it was getting ao ly to thc furniture, as we hear.day. " , that time these waters feere alive Highest Emperor of Germany and light tliat Admiral Samjaon dis­ smoke, water and fire made a j The clover Leaf club will be cnnon fodder." was gassed and won his patched a torpedo boat and ordered it, bad Job of it. | tertalned- Thursday night at tbe Iron Craw. Adolf Hitler was oti hte them back. One of Uie men was ao Ralph Bell and friend of Detroit!home of Mrs. 8. R. Wurtz assisted way and te to-day THE ruler of overcome with disappointment after arrived on Thursday from Chicago I by Mrs. clarence Bhaw. all the nerve strain of preparation, At thc regular meeting of Laurel that he fainted. Hiere followed a fair, where they had been spending tew dayM to spend a few days with Chapter No. 31 “ ' lage of Doom. None thc less spec­ day of impatient walling, and it a hte uncle and family. Fred Granger, (planned to’have Hallowe'en fair tacular baa been the change In Rus- was planned to make the start- in and A new cement gutter Is being laid r~ ‘supper. ---------the last hours of the moon. At‘2 on thc west side of High street. A Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warner were In Czar was surrounded by an entour­ o'clock in lhe morning the Merrimac 1 Charlotte Sunday to see his mother, age of supposed supermen, on’whose made Its start. Plunging straight nfiich needed Improvement. Scliool started off last week with !Mrs. Frank Haines and son Edward guttering decorations were reflected ahead it made the entrance. Morro spent a few days at the World's fair the splendors of — the — omnipotence —,— ------ — Castle turned loose Its guns; shore a full house, thc largest enrollment 1 they served. Thc name alone in- batteries on the opposite ride of the by far that wc have ever had. Wo are prpmteed a weekly school col­ Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Powers and Mr. spired an awo almost reserved for entrance fired, as did a small Span­ and Mrs. Horace Powers left Wed­ umn as soon as things can be ar ­ Deity. and he wielded an authority tsh picket boat anchored at the ride nesday for Springfield, Mass., to ranged. <a well nigh -<—t...nn.. Who Qi thc cntrance Merrimac was nhiwi lit KUMY hIJh that --was absolute. visit their son-in-law and daugh­ H. W. Griffith will take on an would have supposed that within lhe raked with gun-fire from every di­ brief space of three or four years he rection. but the crew kept right on R. F. D. from Hastings on October ter. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Massellnk. Elmer Cross of Kalamazoo visited would be dragged from the gorgeous with their well-rehearsed program, 1. Thc routes here will be covered the home folks a few days last week. corridors ot his palace, hidden In a which was fully In keeping with thc by three men Instead of four as Mr. and Mrs. Van DcVenler and humble cottage In a small mining reckless traditions of this old Span­ for some years. The boys will have town, and later done to death? All ish main. Torpedoes had been ar­ some added patrons to care for and son have moved into Uie Shepherd that was ever found wert a few ranged along Uie side of the collier, । will have many new names to re­ house on Reed street. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tarbell. Mr. Halves in Pure Thick Syrup *4 « * . charred bones and some pitiful little so that they could be exploded by member. No. 2 cama >lo75 Primary election passed off very and Mrs. Gall Lykins and sons went relics of former splendor. In Au­ pressing a button, but Spanish to Orangeville Sunday to see the fish gust 1014 In a little city hi Northern shells had put all but two of these quietly, as everyone had made up rearing ponds sponsored by the Rod Siberia. Just outside the Arctic Cir­ torpedoes out of commission. Valves their mind, except tn a few cases, cle. you could have seen a vigorous were opened admitting water to the where they did not understand how and Gun Club. Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Grlbben spent lb. cans . r young man around 35 years of age. hold, but sUll Uie Merrimac pushed to vote for someone on the opposite the week end with his mother, Mrs. Only thc Russian police could re­ on to the rite selected though her ticket, but they soon were straight­ Anna Grlbben. Miss Georgiana do.. member how many . times he had rudder was badly shattered. Ar­ ened out and all made happy. While Grlbben returned with them and been arrested. Imprisoned and exiled, riving there the rear anchor was thc results were a surprise to some Ann Page Beans 2a a... 98c will attend the Ohio State Univer­ only to return again and renew his dropped. The boat was right acroas In some respects. R te hoped that sity this year. the November election will prove Tomatoes No. 2 0 ... 95c conspiracy, just like paroled prison­ the change! as desired, but the an­ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Garlinger satisfactory. ers from Michigan prisons do. Jo­ chor would not hold. The tide too were in Cadillac Wednesday. Vcrn Chose and family were the seph Stalin was on his way and to­ lifted her and she drifted through The PhUeathea Class met Friday day wields almost autocratic power two mine fields and two mines ex­ week-end guests of hte mother, Mrs. night in their room at the Metho­ In Russia. In Italy in 1914 was an ploded under her. Attracted by thc Sophia Chase, of Bherman street. Jay Blakncy, republican candidate dist church. shooUng two Spanish cruisers, of energetic young man. an able writ ­ Tall cane t- $1.89 Red Salmon 1 Rev. M. E. Hbyt. pastor of thc er but an agitator. He was the son the Spanish fleet came up and get­ for sheriff, was calling on friends Methodist church has been returned J- $1.89 Chicken o' the Sea of a revolutionary blacksmith and ting sight of the Merrimac ateo let here Monday. Mrs Dclu Allen spent thc week here far another year. had served time in prisons because loose —wlUi ---- - _ their —. _... big „guns ----- ----------------. Gradually The Chamber of Commerce are of Red activities. But Benito Mas- the boat drifted slightly crosswise end visiting her cousin and husband. sponsoring a harvest jubilee, Sept. 26 solinl was on his way and te the'of lhe channel and sank. The crew Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, of West or Kidney doz. Thomapple township. ' ■•power behind the throne" In Italy were at Uie stern of the boat and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hill and Wc see by the Monday Grand to day. The list might be consid­ went down with It, being thrown in­ family have moved to lhe second Hominy 65c erably extended, but to no advan­ to lhe swirling waters. They swam Rapids Herald that Rev. McKean floor ot lhe Appleman residence on tage. It only emphasizes the fleet­ to a floating catamaran to which is to be with us another year. Tliat the corner of Main and Reed street. $109 Pumpkin ing tendencies of fame; how rapidly they clung until rescued by the te good news to us all. They made Raymond Knoll, who was working the world changes, and how quickly Spaniards, and confined as prison­ many friends here who arc glad to on the new bridge Sunday, was help­ ers in a cell In Morro Castle. The have them remain. we forget. ing place a five ton girder when the next day Admiral Cervera proving Only 36 years ago lhe waters of chain broke, the girder struck him SOUTH BOWNE. the Caribbean sea were being, himself to be a good sport, dressed on the leg breaking it. He was tak­ $1.09 Campbell‘» Soups Except Toomu d«*. --------Sunday afternoon, callers at the en by Dr. Pulte to the Sparrow hos­ churned by the American fleet, on in full uniform as If paying a visit to Tall Boy Tomato or Vegetable Soup $1.09 thc alert fur theiSpanish batUeriii|« apofher Admiral, and called on Hob- Harry Cramer home were, Mr. and pital tn Lansing where the bones under the command of Admiral ion,1 thus paying tribute to a brave Mrs. Walter Duffey and children the were set. Hte leg was mashed. Oervera. The attention of the whole exploit that woqfd surely lire up to Misses Beulah and Mary Cramer. Byron Turner left Tuesday for hte ______ ____ ______ Lester and______ Derwood Volz____ all of home in Niles. world was centered- on this little the highest traditions of Spain. Though the Merrimac did not | Grand Rapids. spot around Cuba, because it was Mrs. Ralph Welherbee and Mra. certain that an important naval en­ completely block Uie channel, yet it I Edith Cramer was absent from Gail Lykins were in Hastings Mon­ narrow ... It up that days the past week on day. gagement wm was iubuuiwi imminent—uuc one !>*•*! that did so ......... ...... only a . school several -— —• — ........ I.. could pass rxnee at »! a » time, .account . tkOCmint of rtf illness. illnAXX perhaps might turn the course of single warship Several from here attended lhe IMU>. history No one knew what the out- 1 This was of great help too. because > Mr. and Mrs. Alferd Custer at- County Eastern Star convention at come might be. We were unprepared' when, a few days later, the Spanish. tended quarterly meeting at the U. Middleville on Thursday. 100-lb. bag for war Our army was almost a fleet did sally forth, they had to B church in Freeport Sunday ahd myth.and' our our navy navy was was not not mucii much betbet- (pass pass Uie Merrimac one at a time, in were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude ASSYRIA. 1001b. bag . * compared _____ .red 1.1. with single file, and take their hopeless Waltoff and family. ter with other other powers. powers. The The dl'll! Mrs. Mabel Van Auken accom­ Mrs.-----------Frank Walton called on Mr. , American forces were spurred on by chances with the American battle-.-----10011,. ixo panied her daughter. Mrs. Clella the elevating conviction that they ships waiting for them just outride. add Mrs. Owen Dodge Sunday cveShepard., of Battle Creek, on the I were fighting to free a depressed and Evcryone will recall how the battlot nlng. Mr. Dodge remains the same, excursion Sunday to Chicago and 100-lb. bagJ9c Mr. and Mrs. Will Cosgrlff of Ix>down-trodden people, and to avenge terminated, how lhe Spanish fleet attended A Century of Progress. thc sinking of the Maine os it float­ was "wiped off the earth." and cer- well, Mr. and Mrs. John Kreke and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Case and Nor­ ed peacefully at anchor almost un­ vera and his men taken prisoners, children spent Sunday with Mrs. ma called at the bqme of their un­ Jennie Pardoc. excepting those who were killed. der thc shadow of Morro Castle, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Andrews and cle. Mr. and Mrs. Will Rltxman, of No more daring deed was ever doz. Despite the Watchfulness of the carried out In the history of our family of Lansing apent Sunday with Quimby on Sunday P. M. American fleet. Admiral Centra's Thc entertainment given on Fricountry, and It has given Richard Mrs. Minnie Bouck. They with thc Golden Bantam Corn No. 2 cam $1.39 Spanish fleet quietly slipped Into Pearson Hobson a high place among other children of Mrs. Fannie Hunt­ Santiago harbor, and In these wa­ Peas No. 2 cans $1.39 the world's heroes. It caused Con­ ingion imd a surprise birthday din­ ters occurred a thrilling exploit that gress to make a signal exception ner In her honor at Mra. Bouck's. aroused thc admiration ot this coun­ to the rule in the United States Elda Shaeffer and sister. Mrs. try. and of the wtole .world In fact. Navy, against reinstating an officer Esther Slater of Fenton called on No doT“ It also tended to prove that in times who has resigned. On June 2nd. the Mrs. Jennie Pardee Sunday. of stress. Amwlcan youth te willing 36th anniversary of the sinking of Mrs. A- Blough and son .were in Reliable Peas No. 2 on. *»• $1.75 to go the limit in daring adventure. lhe Merrimac, the hero of that Hastings Friday. ■ The entrance to Santiago harbor, thrilling event was restored to the Del Monte Spinach No. 2 «». Mr. and Mrs- Will Mishler and $1.25 where..thc Spanish fleet lay. was a service as . ____ ___ a Rear Admiral and Gwendolyn spent Sunday with W. D. narrow Inlet, protected by the guns, placed on the retired list. Roush and family of Hastings and of Morro Castle on thc towering war didn't last long after the then accompanied them to Kala­ bluff above and land batteries along was destroyed and no one can mazoo where they called on Mr. and the side. Admiral Sampson con- j tei| just iww much of an effect the Mrs. Lloyd Roush. • Del Monte Pineapple No. 2 can* ' dot. $1.89 celved the idea of sinking a heavily. sinking of the Merrimac had on its Mrs. Lydia Porrltt spent the lat­ aCFASS the narrow ilarrOW 111UnKuxn Hobson, lh. loaded rvjll-r collier across in­ outcome.AHmlrol Read Admiral the ter .part of thc week with Mrs. JcnCherries r N* 2 let. to coop the Spanish fleet Inside. hero of its sinking.'was a class-mate ne Pardee and they helped Mr. and The collier " Merrimac" heavily load- of Rear Admiral George H- Rock, Mrs. Will Cosgrlff with their moving. of ihUkclty, now ateo on the retired A joint surprise farewell for Willis No. 2 cans aa be sunk. With Admiral Sampson, list. These two stood at the head of Hutchens and wife and a kitchen do>. and serving under him on the New their class at the Naval Academy at shower for Marvin Thaler and bride York, was a y young ----- - ----------------------------man. an assistantI Annapolis, and because of their was held at the Milton Murphy Tomato Juke naval constructor by the name of | vcrJ. attainments were educat- home . Thursday evening. About Richard Pearson Hobson to whom ed , Ovaltine «*•» 31c by the government. Wc are not forty were present. They have since was entrusted the carrying out of :familiar with the line of work that moved to Cedar Springs. thc plans. Of course he would need :Rear Admiral Hobson followed, but Mra. W. H. Pardee spent Wednes­ considerable help, as it would be Im- ;Rear Admiral Rock followed Naval day in Lowell with her sister, Mrs. powlble to do It alone. Volunteers iConstruction, and has made a record Will Cosgrlff. (or the enterprise were called for. that will compare very favorably Laverne Blough and lady friend , and the response was Overwhelming. with Uie best m the history of thte, and Mr. ond Mrs. Peter Stahl of N. Grandmother*! Bread I Men pleaded their claims. Just as if or , Bownc were Sunday guests at An­ any other country. | sinking a ship across a narrow inlet, W. R. Cook. drew Blough's. Whitehouse Milk 3 uii 17c under the guns of hostile forts was' Mrs. Frank Walton, Ralph and an every-day occurrence and the Bernice and Miss Grace Bryan* ot MILO. greatest favor that Fate held In her I Mrs. Bellinger and son and family Freeport were in Hastings Saturday locker. Out of an army of willing! •’ . expect to start for their California evening. volunteers, a crew of seven was home Tuesday of this week by auto­ Elda Shaeffer and Mrs. Esther chosen to do the work, it looked like ] mobile. They were entertained Sat­ Slater and baby visited from Friday sailing Into the Jaws ot sure death, urday at lhe Iwme of Mrs. Annie till Monday with their parents, El­ but that was probably the last! Humphrey nnd Mr. and Mra. Dale mer Shaeffer and wife. thing that any ot thc volunteers Humphrey for supper. Mis. Bellinger Clare Eash spent the week end In considered. The time decided upon I will be much missed here thte fall Chicago at the fair. was at 3:30 in the early morning of and winter where she has been such Mrs. Frank Walton spent Thurs­ a June day. Regular drills were car­ good help in the church, Aid. Club, day at her brother's, WiU Dipp's, ried out by thc j:rew selected and; etc. Wc hope she may surely re­ south of Freeport. turn here by spring. ORANGEVILLE. I The farmers who entered into lhe Mrs. Ray Apsey and children com-hog contract have been made happy the past week by receiving spent Saturday night and Sunday CS dk A ra fl* A QUALITY BRANDED with relatives at Nashville. their checks from lhe government. slices lb. Mr. and Mrs. Will Spath of New The first P. T. A- of Milo will be By B. A. Ly Bark ar held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. York arc spending several days with GROUND BEEF Nothing Else Lb. 10c Bradfield Friday evening. Sept. 28. her sister. Mrs. George Morehouse, Scientific writers have record­ of this vicinity. A speaker from Kalamazoo te ex ­ ed that the aftermath of the Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cutcher and pected and a good procram Assured. ■REALLY FRESH-FISH. World war developed a notice­ Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield were Miss Nonna Castle attended A Cen­ able agitation In the lives of the in Hastings Galesburg and Kalama­ tury of Progress Sunday.., people whose Nations fought for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Livingston at­ zoo Saturday. the world's freedom from autoc­ Mrs. Jennie Osborne entertained tended the fair at Chicago several racy. thc Delton Garden Club Thursday days the past week. Humans, on the average, are The fish ponds at this place are Lok* Trout Smoked Chub. Lb. 27< Lb. 22c at iter pleasant home. An interesting living a life of thrills. And this program was provided. Mr. John about completed and quite a crowd Smoked Herrloi Lb. 1*0 Finnon Haddio Lb. 19c kind of life entails upon them Bradfield spent Saturday In-Kala- turned out Sunday to help celebrate sacrifices in health; therefore, AtSO thc event. A pot luck dinner was they should be more .watchful of Mrs. Bellinger has been busy ar­ served, and a demonstration by the WHITE FISH, SALMON and HALIBUT STEAK. their well-being. ranging the business at her several now community fire truck was pul A *rcally healthy person can .CODFISH and OYSTERS enjoy the thrilte of life. To keep farms so she may bo able to go back yourself in perfect tune, consult to California. She has finally closed know that we can now have some BONED and CLEANED FREE I tip the deal for her Alamo farm sell­ protection from "fire Henceforth. your physician when your health Paul VanAnlwerp and' family of ing it to Mr. Filer. Kalamazoo. weakens. He can improve your Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Flower and Chicago were recent guests of rela­ health and keep jrou fit tor the Bernice spent Sunday with their tives at this place. J<* of life. Mrs. Howard Norman. Mrs. Ho-1 daughter and steter. Mr and Mrs. The -reliable druggist is tlw pier Norman and Mrs. John Venema H. M Kennedy, and family. physician's first aid In •accurate­ Mra. Jennie Lyons and son Albert spent Wednesday in Kalamasoo. NEW RACK 3 U». ly filling hte prescriptions for Mrs. Marian Goodyear of Hastings■ called on the former's brother Mon­ you Be particular In selecting day on ii»rir way to Chicago U> visit was a Sunday guest of relatives at All S.kj.., u J» 3.1. T your druggist. the fair and will then take a trip to itie prawn entertained her KMnhMmnM Q-jick wept to Kala­ Zola, and friend from Demazoo iMt Thursday to spend an with history in the making, and that was only around 3$ yean ago. There KICK THE ■M PAYS SICKNiSS CANNED FOODS SALE SHOPPING At Your Nearest A * P Food Store INVITAHO IONA PEACHES Beans p*«« Pink Salmon ™ 55c $1.25 Beans ^u’tana— 55c Tomato Soup d”- 85c "DAILY" FEEDS Scratch Egg Math Growing Math Dairy Feed >•* ( Oyster Shells White Corn c«».2 Cut Green Beans >.-«$2.10 $2.25 $2.29 $1,69 *1.09 ichigan The days. oS the “3 R’s” have returned for 1,381,630 of Michigan's school children 99c Methods of Med­ ical Treatment )t€8KS Perch I Dressed Herring I Fillets ». tec I ». x«e | ». lie Bulk Sauer Kraut day evening by Clarence Bergdener of Battle Creek, an impersonator Miss Aldyce McIntyre, a knd humorist, was much enjoyed. It training at Chicago, spent was sponsored by the Briggs school. Proceeds' to be used for playground er. Mr. and Mra Leland supplies. The Ellis Cemetery organization will meet on Wednesday for the annual session. A chicken pic din­ One Missouri fanner ner will be served at noon, fallowed to have grown a truckload by election of officers. Mrs. Mary nips from a dime's worth Clark. Mrs. Irene Jpnes and Mrs. which, the Joplin Globe Pearl Phlnesy, committee. justifies lhe conclusion that The Pleasure Birthday organiza­ tion will be held at thc Briggs church basement on Tuesday. Sep­ A banquet is an affair tember 18. with Mrs. Katherine Cole and Mrs. Frances Jones as hostesses. fore talking about i Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Warner of don’t understand to a Detroit were week-end guests at the 89c ORANGES Sweet,Juicy 2 doz. 31c ONIONS, 10 lb». 17c 50 lb.. 79c SWEET POTATOES, 6 lb.. 15c CAULIFLOWER, large Rutabaga. . Squa.h Tomatoes Pure Lard MICHIGAN Bill 1 E L E P H O N E CO. WeServ $1.09 A-Penn Oil To order a telephone, call, visit ar write any Tale­ phone Business Office. Installation will be uiada promptly 89c Iona PineappleN° d«.<<°*$2.15 Sauer Kraut A telephone is a convenience... provides protection ...(•■ social and business asacL You can have telephone service for only a few cents a day. 2-ZSc Railroad taxes—$7,829,198 in 1933-34—go directly toward the education of those youngsters. Railroad taxes are the bulwark of our primary school fund. But now those tax payments are in danger. Unfair, inequitable competition, particularly from unregu­ lated trucks, has so cut into the railroads' income that - their tax payments have become a problem. If this situa­ tion continues those tax payments inevitably must Hop. To the extent that the railroads are destroyed as a source to fall upon the citizen. * Can he afford, then, to permit the job of transportation to be shifted largely from a tax-yielding agency—the railrogd—* lo a tax-consuming form of transport? 1$ he ready total* on this added tax burden? Thc railroad problem is deplorable, but not btyon4remedy. It can be solved within our legislatures. Our next Michigan legislature jhould mc that motor and buses are taxed to meet fully the co*t to the which their operation entaih; that they uimit to in addeion, dul they contribute expenre ol aovemment. -------- J �THE HASTINGS BANNER, ytPNESDAT. SEPTEMBER IS, IM4 “1I uueoe—w"*"**““ . __ ORDER FOB FUBUCATION. 8l*l« ct Mlebloo. Ik. Prvtata Conrt LEGAL'NOTICES .. prsUto oflw ia lh» dty et Htall. ? Ballard aad and wife. af Hon. LEOAL NOTICE TREASURY DEPARTMENT k Foe. provided been InetiI F. T O’CONNOR, oll.r of tbo Currency I CHANCERY NOTICE^ St»t» "t Mirhlran. Ihr- Circuit ' 1’Ulnilffl. rndanla. STATE OF MICHIOAN — ORDBB OF THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION — DUCKS. OBESE. BRANT. OOOTS. WILSON’S SNIPE AND WOODCOCK. KLINGENSMITH. Homemakers' Corner of Hastings spent Bunday with Mr. and Mra. Leland Hammond, lhe oc­ casion being Clarence Hammond's Ukhlyan SUU OoBsya birthday. ■rtaln regulsliens. Mrs. Laura Frye nnd Irving enterTHEREFORE. th tertalned relatives from Erie. Pa., If you value your children's health and Marshall last week. and happiness, find ways to over­ Relatives from Flint spent part of come your worry- and anxiety about last week with Mr. and Mrs. Carl him. advises Mrs. Lydia bontinr ot »urh Blsrstorr nim. layaia Ann Lynde, Lynae, Caldwell. They all spent Thursday at the Allegan fair. Kenneth Thomas of Cressey spent d4'!r “".d4‘.7 r*« d?":' Parents' worn’ about their chil- | *®*k ®”d' ^™Traversc .1 lb- takins of ruddy dark, dren is bod for both parent and the ’ B tr p Delro,t Tr**®1®® the week end with his parents. Mr. d’.Ur’b.'r m<I poMw’ion children. Worry is hard on the wor- c,5y’ . onr. and Mrs. Clare Thomas. Fred Otto Is gaining slowly after Duck, (r.rrpt ruddy .Tier, but It is even harder on those i .,Mr’,,a,nd i.uffirbraad dark))—is in near blm. Mrs Lynde believes nlMrs. Velma Bteeby spent Wednes- his long Illness. Miss Jean Hammond started ho •rerroto of lb. fob tlve child who responds-to the »t-i idwh school at Kalamazoo last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Comfort ’ • ,in7u7A4 mosphere he feels around him. He °f Mr Johnsons and Aliena blrth■<ro.n win« twi. eij.mon will almost immediately take on the day8’ , Rl/,rknn <Lartrd tn htah (nee Ruth Hammond) of Kalamazoo and y.dw.ii: and any p»r-[state of tension, apprehension, orAnna Storkan started to high spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. >n> lim. may po.Mi. not feftr whlch u lhoWn by the parent, school in Middleville and is staying and Mrs. Marc Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Thomas spent not Bern tha^foVf 'any The effects of these emotional exMra- Minnie Johnson. June Friday at the Allegan fair. than 10 in th. acrrrcaie, pcrienccs perlencesare arequite quite O(icn often snown shown J?dd “J8® •’“IBnd ----- „wlU 8t*y wllh Mn. Susie Francisco of Delton and back, .hmtitrhmtf ’a whni. throughout the lhe rhiM child's whole nr. life. Mr. Mr;,1and Bnd Mrs. Mr\ Bennett. ®®nn'tt' . „ . Mrs. Jgmes Coot and daughter of Since worry is a form of fear, a ^BltB1^»one to. rs<h child whose father or mother ia “e,1Cr7,k B^y with her aunt, and Battle Creek called on Mr. and Mrs. id br Lyle Francisco Sunday. worried become afraid of people and Bll«"d hl®h «=bo01 *h¥ere’ Richard Hall has been having of situations. The strain of this „ 71,0 Mliscs Harriet and LaDora cldldhood worry is apt to make an ot «pent Sunday with blood poisoning In his hand, but is adult with whom individuals dis- lhclr mother. Mrs. Harriet Scott. In some better at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hammond GEOKGE H HOGARTH. like to work or play thc afternoon they called on Mr. Worry can be overcome by look- J?d 5r?.hj£_,Burd Bnd Mr Bnd called on Mrs. Mohlon Burkett of ing for the fear which causes it and Marshall Tripp. I Kalamazoo. Friday. She is some bet­ ter. but sUil confined to her bed. , then removing the reason for the Mr- and Mrs- Bert Johnson of. Mrs. Edith Carpenter has been ORDER FOB FUBOCATiOX. ~ )’^Tjan8Unda’f having the mumps. , C<”,r* '" »n «hool by worry, which toS®. Mr/™* Mra. Will Johnson enterMr. and Mrs. Leland Hammond a sas.lnn of aalj engirt kal.l ot iha eilt in nagging, fault-finding and ‘“hied Mrs. Morgan from Oklahoma I and son and Mrs. Alfred Ball and children called on Mrs. Arthur obvious disappointment. Mrs. Lynde a few days lBSl wcckEifler of Battle Creek, a week ago suggests steps to get rid of the worMUs Smelker of Hastings began ry. tcaciilng the Yankee Springs school Sunday. A talk with the teacher may give a clue to the child’s difficulty. Too little rest may result In the chUd's Inattention to school wort. The lack Harry. at publie sue tion of a hot lunch at noon may result In rib rd. the dtild-a Indifference to his duties Possibly a physical examination Is needed to determine whether bad eyeslght or hearing is making learnWoodland, ing difficult. Knowing what causes Slat. a difficulty always will lead to ways of overcoming ft. Beeline ---------------- ■« a a tinning, thence SOUTHWEST CARLTON. ■aid Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Fuller and Into ropy. daughter spent Sunday with her Mildred Smith. Register of Probate. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hale, of North Carlton. » CHANCERY NOTICE, nf Michigan, in th» Cirri Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nichols and Mr. and Mrs Myrle Richardson of near Coats Grove attended the Allegan fair Thursday. 0. H. Bristol. Sult prlidlni . Robert Culben attended A CenAdalbert Corti tury of Porgrcss Sunday. 1034. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hall of Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. Leo m----------• - ' " X'*" mti" BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. | "ut"'"*! Barry Tuesday evening. Wade Marlowe spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cummings of South Hastin«sMr. and Mrs. Ignatius Ruslne and Aitor son. George, of Hammond. Indiana. spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Anna Buck and family (Seall und Kendal Buck returned home with them after spending the sumFounded and built on the security of the mer at Hammond. Mr aid Mrs. Roy Douglass of American home — an everlasting human i Hastings spent . • B..-u Sunday with .i.w Mr. -4^ >n.l Flor Mrs. Eugene Nichols. necessity — and fortified by adequate and Sunday visitors nt Mr and L.__ wise laws, under which to operate, offers HANK <>F DETROIT. Walter Culbert's were Mr. and Mrs. every reasonable safeguard for its mem­ Cleo Berry and Mrs. Wm. Nash and Miss Alberta Nash ot Hastings. bers. Betty Donley of Hastings spent Thursday night with Hazel Shriber. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber and WE WILL BE PLEASED TO TELL YOU MORE daughter Hazel, and Mr. and Mrs. ABOUT THIS COMPANY AND ITS SHARES Leo Barry and son spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shriber of Hastings. as fol In < This Association ffiuttOUKl lG.aan & t'Huegtntcnt fl*ontpatti; 1150 Griswold SL. Detroit, Mich. 'MEMBER' HALHOHEI J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. Economy in Heating can best be secured by the burning of Good Coal! Fire risk is also greatly reduced. Coal is convenient and-saves a lot of time and bother in trying to keep the fire burning. We carry .a 'stock oEthe BETTER grades of coal and assure ypu of prompt and careful delivery. Buy as much or as little as you wish and it will have our careful attention. LENT CORNERS. the proud parents of a fine baby girl, born Friday. She will answer to the name of Dorothy. Mrs. Georgia Gillings is caring for Ultra. Revival meetings began at lhe Yankee Springs church Monday evening. Little Coline Getty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Getty Mld-. ' of ndnnr CRESSEY. Last Week s Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cosgrove spent several days the past week at the home of their daughter. Mrs. Horry Rowlson. and family of Augusto, while they attended A Cenunderftrnrd will, at tury of Progress. Miss Irene Barber returns to her school duties Monday at Battle Creek after spending the summer vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Barber. Leslie Enzian attended a bean buyers convention at Grand Rapids Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Fisk of Kalamazoo spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. D. Enaddl zlan and Mr. and Mrs. M. Houser. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Spath of New York spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. an D. Enzian Mr. and Mr,. Drjns cairns and son Stair 01 °"°: '•“!? ■erlbeil i The S and Mrs Warren Calm.. Monday. MW. Allee LauOaugh of Grand .TE week wim Mr, ahd Mn. Oils Boulur and family. __________ IRVING Robert Jenkins t'rom LeRoy spent the week end with IWs sisters here. Mr and Mrs Joseph Springer and HANK OF DETROIT. famUy hare^ored to fu« ™ Smhaui haT reCr.no A Willett. turned from a visit at Richland. Drtroll. Michi. Mr and Mrs J E. VanDenberg of Out 12 S NoTSi I?vinTw4e BuL^FguesU of Mrs Lillie Sowerby. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Both Mr. and Mrs. Alex MayvUle are In poor health and their daughter from Grand Rapids is with them. Mr. MayvUle is post one hundred vears old ' Rcv. and Mrs. Floyd ' Nagel - of Ciuirlotte were visiting his parents here recently £ I Mrs. J. M Perry hare re>t Hastings. In turned from their trip to the Upper the Sth dsr of Peninsula peninsula. T _____ ___ au„ 'a^1,. M<Sd?y’ , . . Hu*B "tunied to her home Bftcr ‘Pending a few days in Detroit wlth relatives. Mrs Everett Latta of Battle Creek 8P®nt ,B8t weck wlth hcr husband Bnd “n and Mr. and Mrs. E. Latta, Albert Green, daughters end husband« wcrc ho,ne over the week end Bnd warned to Pine lake for an­ other weekR*y Jenkins Is .a pew beginner at the Klingensmith school. Only seven scholars this year. PRAIRIEVILLE. The annual Hughes watermelon feast took place at the hotue of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anson of Cooper. Fifty-one of the clan were present and did full Justice to the event, a royal good time is reported. Hope they may all meet again next year, William Mullen spent Friday hi Hastings. Mary Jean Smith will be a guest of Miss Hazel Calthrop at the Row­ en home at Gull lake this week, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Woods were in Hostings on business Saturday. Mr and Mrs. W F. Smith. Nina B. and Shirley were In Hastings Friday. in lost week's Prairieville item stating Mr. and Mrs. Marshall entertalned 24 relatives it should read, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Calthrop. Am sorry to have blundered. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Norris and Mrs Lucy Norris attended lhe Alle­ gan fail* Thursday. Mu, Karl Krick entertained her Sunday School class and Mr. Krick's class of boys Saturday. Loads of fun enjoyed. Mrs. Krick proved herself a royal entertainer. Leon Munger has pitched his tent on the old school grounds and will keep bachelor's hall in Ute future. Choir practice al the Methodist church Friday night. Mr. and MnM J. Norris and Mrs. Lucy Norris Attended the Al­ legan fair, Thursday. ' _______ ______ Mr. and___________________ Mrs. Charles VanVrankcn of Hastings and W R. Johncock and son. Myron, of Delton called on Mr. and Mrs. Guy Higgins and family Sunday, - A new cistern and drain at the I M. E. church, lhe work being donat- | ed by the Rev. Mlles. Charles Arm­ strong. Mr. Johncock and,olhers for which the society is very grateful, • -----*-------J-J *improvement. ------------------ * r> ' '' A much needed Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norris. Mrs. ;_ __ ______________ ___ ____ _ Norris Jennie Norris and_ Mrs. Lucy were in Kalamazoo. Sunday, the former two guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hughes, the latter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ketchum, ' CLOVERDALE CLOVERDALE. th, ftrst P T. A meellng wUi be held Friday night at the town hall. Mr and Mn Frank Humcslnn m Clovardale this ««k. TMr many friends are glad to know that wU| h,„ qulte Otten now “ belore anyway, as thia u n0, thel, own hOTne ’ Mr Wnl F Bittner and children of Kalamazoo were guests £»■«> t,u*'aay^r’ ttnt^ Mrs. Tony Williams and Mr Bnd “«• ot Cloverdale visitors SunDB,y; _ . . ,, _Mr- D»«nport and mother. Mrs. £Band Mhl W. D. Pierce of Charlotte on Sunday. v0^Ierv?£lC?,L!r’?“'.hWa''ih' brolher-ln- C!ub * 1 Mrs- R*y Barnes' next weak Thurs??th‘ „ .. „ .. . BnJ* ■‘Ir8- Harold Kellogg and family of Kalamazoo were CloverdB>® vUitors Sunday. “rh,and “"T7 Pf,n£cl? B,ld daughter Sunday KalamawRh spentand Mrg at whc)phy ‘ Mr <nd Mrs. Ed. Pennels spent ... •s4*’khd “m Roy Ren- ORDER FOB PUBLICATION, POWERS ECHOES. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Carter and Telephone 2257 little daughter and Bob carter spent the week end with their parents. Mr. Youth has got out of hand, a writ­ er says, because tlioec in charge of directing its destiny "dozed at the wheel." Or, perhaps, slept at the switch. 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Some of them do good work, but a lot of them are dangerous trouble makers, and if they get into your system you have a lot of trouble ahead. Medical Science has discovered that milk di th ti Is a natural "carrier" of disease germs, and that tn fact most epidemics start from tainted milk or water. Appreciating this fact, thc Highlands Dairy has purchased all Hie latest equipment and follows the. latest • methods In the production of CLEAN MILK. Tests by officials representing the State of Michigan show that no cleaner milk Is pro­ duced in Michigan than we produce. We take a Jot of pride in It and it should be worthy of consideration by every family. Why not try It? It costs no more. lu th de JN lu d th A Phone Call Will Bring It to Your Home! THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 :: Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: Hastings, Mich. I Anolk r x /r orwar t ep I/aGoUitolic- g teSt&cC BAKERY PRODUCTS EAL progress calls for continued research and development. For - that reason, wc have our Research Laboratory where, under trained chemists, ingredients and formulas arc subjected to thc most exacting tests to make sure thc finished product meets our high standards of quality. ", '. ’ f \ ib Au d R < H y h As a result, only the very best materials procurable are blended and baked scientifically. In our modern plant there is no guesswork, no haphazard baking. Thc quality of MICHIGAN products is a scientific certainty — uniform and dependable, year in and year out. You choose the best when you choose MICHIGAN LaboratoryTtiled bakery products. You'll find they stand out by <wcry standard of comparison — in taste, in texture, in -freshness, in keeping quality, in food value, and in economy. Your neircst independent grocer carries a full assortment of MICHIGAN Laboratory-Tested Bread and Rolls. They're always fresh tyxausc they are flavor-scaled in modern wrappers at our bakery and delivered to your grocer each day. 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C � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-09-26.pdf db10f15ccde480bcd02652c078cc073e PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 26,1934 II PAGES Ito 8. REPUBLICAN CON- Barry Democrats Turn Thumbs NEW ENROLLMENT i E schoolVnspecwns. THREE HUMO J0IN| ON5TUESDAY NIGHT Down On'Endorsing Foulkes Harry Gidley, Sanitary En­ AREND RECEPTION Po Luck Supper for Mcm• FWC CAMPS gineer, Estimates Five VENTIDN HELD berg of American Legion ■f BEST ATTENDANCE SINCE PRIMARY SYSTEM WAS ADOPTED Weeks for Work BARRY COUNTY'S QUOTA LN. „„,u„ .r u.. B„. I METHODIST CHURCH HONIS PLACED AT TWELVE ['ry.County Health Department. Har- ORS REV. AND MRS. L. L. ry Gidley. will start the ■ YOUNG MEN " yearlyDEWEY AND SON school inspection program lhe first All Other Party Nominees For National, State And County Offices Receive Their Approval and Auxiliary The Joint installation of the new­ ly elected officers of the American Legion and Auxiliary will be held at imc the region Legion rooms on Tuesday i-utaaay eve- JOHM'/i Ln CATIONAL have certain Barry county postmas­ ra.a.^ra ... 'week In October. It is estimated1 ters put up some of his campaign GATHERINGS EN­ expenses. These postmasters were' AGE RANGE OF ELIGI■that five weeks will be required to MANY INCREASING wUltog to help the party, but they TIRELY INFORMAL S BLES IS 18 TO 26 YEARS county. j PROBLEMS I could not see the Justice of con­ ------------Some of the items observed on I tributing cash to aid Congressman Doan Davenport, J. 0. Ketch- minutes, but everything calmed Foulkes* personal campaign, so we Period of Enlistment Is for the inspection arc physical condi- Representatives of Organiza- gkm officers and Mrs. B. C. Swift of Ten Thousand Children A tions ot building andgrounds, dis-1 down when the disturbing party are Informed. Middleville 4s Installing officer for Six Months, October 1 hmidin. waw-un-. sa.! tions . . ... am and Others Spoke Now Under Treatment Spoke of-----Splendid posal of body wastes, water supply. I In this claimed attempt of Mr. the Auxiliary. made his exit from the gathering. ventilation, hand washing facilities,; An unusually Interesting program A resolution was introduced to the Foulkes to force the hands of the to March 31 ! at Luncheon Services Rendered " tn Mlchifan The largest, best and best-attend­ convention to endorse President postmasters he is said to havq been More than 3,000 boys and young heating and ventilation, lighting, A dellghtfUl and fine-spirited re­ has toeen planned, to be followed cleaning and dusting, and the seat­ Roosevelt,'the democratic state and represented by Fred White, of ception was tendered to the Rev. with music, cards and dancing. It ed republican county convention county nominees. is hoped tliere may be a large at­ The resolution Nashville. It is stated that White men of Michigan will have an op­ ing arrangement. A sample of the handicapped children. since the primary election system offered also Included an endorse-] had been a republican up to this portunity during October to enroll drinking water will be collected and tendance Tuesday night. ion. George, at the Methodist soda) was adopted was held in the court meht of Oinjrtuman [in lhe Civilian Conservation Corps tested. Defects observed during the George year, but hitched up with Foulkes.... .Members of the Post committee parlors Thursday evening. The rooms house to this city Thursday. Every­ Foulkes, who has become very ob­ and was named as a delegate from , for service to the 59 camps scattered visit wUl be discussed with the were made beautiful by many gorge­ It was an Interesting history one of the 25 voting precincts of noxious to not only democrats but Castleton township to the democratteacher and the director of the . .. ers, and for the Unit, Mrs. John through lhe the northern part nart of the school. Specific recommendations ous bouquets of autumn flowers, as­ Wood and Mrs. Edwin Bayles. the county was represented except almost everybody else to this county, ic county convention. It was he who ‘I throuflh . Igave of the development of M [training to this state. । state.' The actual quota allowed for the needed improvementx will be ters. zinnias and glads. There was two. Of the 64 delegates who were because of his alleged attempts to (Continued on page six) । no receiving line, the alm being to i Michigan by the United States De ­ in 1848 Michigan voted to be entitled to seats In the gathering made. [make the gathering cnUrely Infor­ an institution "for the daaf, dm I partment of Labor for the six 55 were there. In recent yean remal. and that Idea was carried out blind and Insane," all groupog months' period ending March 31, as Kbllcan county conventions' have SCHOOL CHILDREN to letter and to spirit. gather. In 1868 an institution tar I I announced by Wm. Haber, state re­ !n listless affairs. This was even | John C Ketcham acted as master lief administrator, is 3,050, more true of democratic county con­ • TO BE EXAMINED of ceremonies. He first explained Mr. Westerman. ERA administra­ ventions. Largely they were attend­ what is now unknown to Methodist institution for the blind wu tor for Barry county, announces ed only by delegates from this city, Vision Teat and Weighing In­ I churches, namely: The old fash­ that this county's quota is 12. which with a small sprinkling from three ioned class meeting. There, under can. no doubt, be easily filled, sev­ or four townships. But the conven­ cluded by Barry County JUDGE McPEEK SUSTAINS renter of the telephone. । the direction of the class leader or eral having already spoken of en ­ tion Thursday was snappy and well Health Department leaders, these who*had anyMANDAMUS PRO­ ■ attended. It was called to order by S. E. WESTERMAN RE. rolling. ' £ PASS CLOSE TO THE HIGH | class .,„. thing to say were „„„ given the F privlThe Barry County Medical So­ talked of what might be dons to Allocation of county quotas Is now Wm. Schader. chairman of the re­ CEEDINGS CEIVES APPROVAL POR Under way and applicants may en­ WALLS OF FAMOUS OLD I iw’ He Mid ^’iTjurtwhat we help deaf and dumb children. HU publican county committee. ciety, at a recent, meeting, dis­ MORPH GASTTP lwant donc 1,115 gathering. Rev. invention of the telephone, so corn­ roll at the office of the county re­ On motion Len W. Pelghper, of cussed plans for a public health pro­ OTHER WORK mUKKU GAB I LK Dcwey and hu f(Unlly hoc BOARD MUST GIVE lief administrator from October t Nashville, was made temporary gram for the corning year. The ------------among us for the past seven years. to 20. The age range for ellglbles chairman and Charles W. Clarke, of meeting was held to the Barry A PROPER REPORT partially deaf, to gain her hearing. AND OVER SPOT WHERE ! We all know them and their work.1 this city, temporary* secretary. The County Health Department office PROGRAM OF ADULT osssiairx >aiaa m ai..a1 There are many organizations to the usual committees on permanent or­ when plans were made to give a EDUCATION ORDERED possible, the boys will be taken from “MAINE” WAS BLOWN UP । church and community with which ’ Question of Consolidation •Afflicted Children Act" under families on the relief rolls or indan-; ganization and order of business, medical examination to 3300 school | Mr. and Mrs. Dewey and George which probate courts now commit ger gci of u, becoming uciuuiiug dependent, ucpcuueiu. and ano ' . , , credentials and resolutions were ap­ children, including all children to Stirs Up Opposition in pointed. Ellis Faulkner and two the county from grades one to eight. Other Projects Are Recrea­ they must be in good physical con- ■ Agitators, Revolutionists Are have been connected, where they have been very helpful." He said he the District or three others were called on for All health examinations will be done tional Glasses and Nur ­ * U "" u,h Keeping City In Con. would not designate anyone, but medical examination. • * short talks. All of them expressed in schools as last year, and will be Judge McPeek on Monday gave would ask those who would like to sery School Recruits are paid at the rate of stant Turmoil their pleasure over the large attend­ conducted by a physician practicing make any statement they pleased his decision in the mandamus pro­ ance at the convention, indicating as to the community. Examinations will Mention has been made to pre­ 836 per month to addition to their On Tuesday morning, March 20lh. treatment for afflicted It did renewed interest to the party be complete and will Include a vis­ vious Issues of the Banner concern­ maintenance. Of this amount 825 we sailed into the entrance to Ha­ about the pastor, his wife and son. ceedings. brought by certain tax­ medical and a determined purpose to carry ion test and weighing by the teacher. ing the establishment here of a Is sent directly to the family or oth­ vana harbor and right under the and about their work to do so. payers of the district and the pros­ er designated dependents and 85 is shadow of the famous old Morro Then one of the old fashioned ecuting attorney, against the district In 1927 All parents should take advantage I------------- -College. ----- ... Freshman ■ songs was sung. Next Mr. Ketch ­ The convention next adjourned for of the opportunity to be present at ( Through the efforts of 8. E. West- retained by the camp worker for Castle. It is an imposing looking am called for volunteers who school board of Irving village, to dren at our UnirersUy luncheon,: which had provided, in uicbc old structure, • built of stone, and -----------, been ~ these examinations, examinations. The ine aate date ana and ।। crman, erman. aaminwLrator administrator or of inc the local personal expense. The 3.050 who will go to camp to tops a steep rocky promontory that were asked to say what they de­ compel the board to make such a re­ sired about the work of Mr. Dewey, rime before the examinations are iSupt. D. A. VanBuskirk. this college October will take the place of those Juts out Into the sea. When it was and there was no hestltancy. One delegates were present and a com­ held. | was secured for Iputlngs and Barry whose terms of service are expiring built it was doubtless considered Im­ after another arose and told of the taken at a duly called district meet­ in this state, 10000 now being pany of over eighty sat down al lhe Three copies of the medical rec- ] county. Forty-five have already en­ at the end of September. They will pregnable. and its guns protected the ing held July B. tables and partook of the excellent ord will be made—one copy for the [ rolled and work will begin on Mon­ constitute about a third of the num­ harbor entrance, To-day the shells helpfulness of the pastor, his wife At that meeting, the vote was IB merely to give attention to U menu provided by the ladles of the Health Department, one for the (day al the High school building, ber in state conservation camps, from those guns would have about and George In the organizations of Presbyterian church. Following the family physician, and one copy for The names of the teachers are not which means that a large number as much effect on an armored ship as i the church. They were fine tributes to 15 in favor of consolidating the physical handicaps, but also to luncheon Chairman Fclghner Intro­ the parent. Each family will be [yet announced, however. of the 0,750 young men now In serv­ a paper-wad would. A few well to Mr. Dewey, not atone as a pas­ Irving village school district with tor of the Methodist church but as duced Dean Davenport, who paid h'.s KlinnllaH with» B u nnat A nltrh nrnm-a tr. nf ,p?rn.T EUPPll<d wllt neat narw*r paper frtlAMr folder in In A nightf program of adult adult educa- ice are re-enrolling for a second placed shells from a modern bat­ a citizen of Hastings and for his the Thornapplo township consoli­ become useful and ,«elf-supp< Due notice members of society, earning respects to some c* 01 •* h. .u ' Iwhlch aI1 medical and dental records ! Uon similar to that followed in the term. One year b> the maximum tleship and Morro Castle would be community activities since he has dated school district. policies. He straight -r hit ----------- *ron? ,‘hc I and other health data for each spring, has also been arranged, period any recruit may remain. but a memory. As a means of de­ lived among us. These "testimonies" purpose. The school board were In addition to the recruits there fense the old structure has lost its alwulder. expressing the conviction, mcmbcr of thc famuy may be kept Sometime next week a meeting of that th«> nrires in ... the .... home. .____ _____who _ .... ...... . the nttemnLs attempts tn to Tetnilate regulate prices is a force of 13Oo local experienced value, and stands as a reminder of were Interspersed with songs. Two present at the meeting, the members | those wish to avail themselves pleasing solos were delightfully giv­ being Lyle Wilcox. Lewis Nagel and accidents are adding rapidly and control farm production from Smallpox vaccinations will not be of this opportunity will be held to rncn. who work with the boys In the days that have gone by. It Is Inter­ Washington could not succeed. Jhe offered in the schools this year. The determine the subjects they wish to woods and assist to camp mainte­ esting because In this country we en by Miss Prances Hunter, super­ Phillip Nichols According to tew. visor of music in the schools of this when such a district vote is taken, (Continued on page three) (Continued on page three) are ijot accustomed to seeing such. Medical Society agreed that no child I study. This Is another ERA project nance. (Continued on page seven) if the vote is favorable for cosuollNo difficulty Is anticipated to fill ­ under five years of age should be 'secured by Mr. Westerman and Mr. It rtgalls memories of those stately without small pox vaccination be­ VanBusklrk: Only trained and ex­ ing the county quotas. According old European structures of feudal RED CROSS ROLL to make a report of tiie vote to the cause of Inability to pay for this |perienced teachers are to teach to Miss Opal Matson of the state days that we used to read about to PROBATE COURT DE­ township clerk within ten days relief administration, CALL OPENS NOV. service. This means that any par- these I ,------- ,------- - , who is to ,our our histories, uuvorics. and ana see pictures o! oi to in adult classes. TERMINES HEIRS thereafter. quoU assignments, in our geographies and readers. Slowly ent may take a child under five years In addition to the Freshman Col­ annili-nt.1 __ i___ _ _____ ■ ...... ,. The Irving village district board Field Representative of age to his family physician, and' lege I ■ and Adult Education classes, most of the counties applications al­ our boat passed the towering walls did report the vote on the 10th day. Overcast skies and .torrents of have the child vaccinated whether there I will be a recreational pro­ ready on hand would more than fill of old Mono Cotfle. on through Eatate of Margaret Freeman Davis Here Friday to bul4n Ata, report to the township rain failed to dampen the ardor or they arc able to pay or not. ।gram with gym classes for mer» «riie quqftkjf aJJ were accepted. the narrow entrance and Infp'^s-. Will Be Distributed clerk, titeSr declared that the elec­ affect the attendance of the 400 Plans for a similar program were ।and for women, to be held the same vana harbor, jtaAslng over a spot of Azalrt With Plaaa tion wu "Illegal” and stated that or more ministers, their wives and made for diphtheria, and diphtheria inights as the adult classes. Among Fifteen CAN SAVE 10%% BY great historical Importance. That certain . people voted who had no laymen at the five day session of the immunization will not bo offered at was the spot where the battleship Mr. Westerman has received the The probate court has determined PAYING BEFORE NOV. 1 "Maine" was blown up. By whom, the legal heirs of Mrs. Margaret right to do; so. Michigan Methodist Episcopal Con- the time of the school health examl- approval, also, for a nursery school Aftdr the 'township clerk ot Irv­ nation. Diphtheria immunization - for this city to be conducted in the has never become definitely known, Bailey Freeman tills past week, re­ listing with the Bishop Lecte of the Omaha dis­ should be completed before the child same way as the one held here to Those Delinquents on 1933 and probably never will be. Consid­ porting fifteen as the number who ing received this report he came, as the law directs to such a matter, to trict. presided and set the tempo is one year of age. Parents should [the spring. This school will te at ering the difficulties and differences will receive her property. Taxes Should Read the prosecuting attorney to ask that E._i_ [hc Flrat waj.d |,uudlng Where the for the entire proceedings. In ap­ take children of this age tp their we were then having with Spain, The inventory of the estate shows officer If he would be warranted to pearance and manner he greatly, re­ family physician for tilts' service, previous one was held. It is expect­ This Item over the cruel way that Spain was a total of about 865,000. There may calling a Joint meeting of the town­ Day. Miss Davis conferred wi& sembles our Woodland sage and whether they arc able to pay or not. ed this branch of the work will be­ Persons who have not paid their charged with managing the down­ be a little shrinkage in the value ship boards of Thornapple and Irv­ chairman, Archie D. McDonald, philosopher. Dean Davenport, minus gin in about two weeks, the teach­ 1933 taxes should, by all means If trodden Cubans, the blowing up of of some securities and real estate; the beard. He was alert and familiar ing personnel to be announced la­ possible,- pay them before Novem­ the Maine aroused people to such but the trustee of the estate. E. A. ing township on the basis of such a report as was given to him by the with all details. The business was ter. ber 1 next, and take advantage of a frenzy that war was practically Burton, has certainly handled It Irving village district scltool board. never allowed to drag, and how it Complete information concerning the new state law which waives In­ demanded. "Yellow Journalism" too, very capably, having more than Mr. Barnett, on reading it. de­ might have without a firm guiding these projects may be obtained at terest and penalties. These taxes doubtless was responsible for a lot one-third of it invested to govern­ clared to hta Judgment, It was not tee sincerely hope that all hand I A fine executive and a schol­ of our excitement. Until a few years THEODORE P. WIERINGA. ------------------------------------the High school office, one -------------------can read- are now payable to the Barry counment bonds. It will take time to will co-operate In helping arly. forceful speaker much at home ago the battered hulk of the ill-fat­ dispose of some of the assets so such a report as the law requires a this goal. ftavtog traded his farm for city Hy see that the High school bulldschool board to make under such on the platform, was the Bishop. __ ___ Theodore P. Wlerlnga _iii “ k win-­ tog L< is Ic to h be a htisv busy olace place thLs this win The legislature, during the 1934 ed Matoe rested In Havana harbor, they can be divided up among the conditions. He said that a schoc'. property will ine HU address on "The Romance of .. ’ hare an auction sale on the Jud ter with the regular sessions and extra session, passed Public Act No. settling deeper and deeper into its heirs. board’s duties, in such a case, are Methodism'* to honor of the 150th Cook farm 2 miles west and 3-4 the Freshman College during the 21 which waived all Interest and muddy bottom, a gruesome memory purely ministerial; but that the organization of the denomination, mile north of Middleville «on M-37. day and adult and recreational penalties on delinquent taxes for the of a dastardly crime, but always a FINE CHANCE FOR FARMERS. Irving village school district board showed familiarity with every pha.se clades to the eveplngs. These are year 1933, provided that such taxes danger to navigation. A few years 8ome of our readers may be in­ of Its growth to the United States. fering 3 horses. 7 head cattle, poul­ wonderful opportunities for both be paid before November 1. 1934. ago the old .wreck was raised, towed terested to an investment suggested had attempted Judicial adUon ini declaring the election illegal. Only A vital interesting story it proved, try. farm tools and feed. Read full young people and adults to Improve out to sea. cpd sunk. in the dipping given below: This act provides that the delin­ a court of competent Jurisdiction from its early beginnings on the At­ But a very short distance from When Pigs Are Not Pip. particulars of this sale on another themselves educationally and physi­ quent taxpayer may pay his 1933 can determine whether the election lantic seaboard, through the yean of where our ship was docked, was a cally. The Wall Street Journal reports page of this week's Banner. taxes any time up to November 1. /hardship and herdlsm endured by Due credit should be given to Mr. 1934, without any addition thereto great palatial passenger boat that the receipt of a letter by a Benton ALLoC the wart ^the circuit riders on the everwiden•Westerman for his untiring efforts except the three per cent collection plied between New York and Ha­ bond house asking for Information an election illegal is not a function COMMUNITY SALE. ■ tog western frontier to its present vana. Cuba, touching also. I believe, that only Prof. Itex Tugwell could of the school board of Irving village. Henry Flannery, auctioneer, will to getting these promts approved charge provided In the act. status to the list of great Protestant] and to Mr. VanBusklrk for his work at other porta along the American give. The gentleman wants to know If these taxes are paid before No ­ McDonald, Ccrtaln taxpayers in the district. 1 denominations. His sermon confer­ hold another community auction os well. vember 1, 1934. a saving of 10 3-4 coast. It was such a large ship, oo - about starling a non-hog-ralslng who favor consolidation, united with ence Sunday over at Bay View au- sale at the Hastings fair grounds 1 per cent will be made, which would trim and beautiful that It would at-! fann. He writes: Prosecutor Barnett to mandamus dltorium. given before 1,800 or more. next Saturday. These sales furnish be tiie amount of the penalty plus tract attention. It was the Morro opportunity for people to bring proceedings to compel the Irving ' proved him still a great preacher. an 1 Castle, the steamer that only a few [the Interest. Mr. Blank of Nortliampton has a school board to make such a return His tent "Verily, verily, I say unto to 1 any personal properly they wish to | j If the delinquent taxpayer, finds days ago caught on fire and burned friend who 'received a government of and have It sold to the (Continued on page six) you, He that bclleveth on me, the dispose 1 (Continued on page five) he is unable to pay the full amount of check for 81,000 this year for not works that I do shall he do also; and ;highest bidder. Read full parUcuhis tax before November 1, he may raising hogs. So Blank now proposes lars on another page of the Banner. t greater works," chosen from what REV. LANE MOVED I pay a port of such tax, either one- OLD AGE PENSION to get a farm and go Into the busi­ he believes the most wonderful ihalf or one-fourth, thereby saving GLENN W0TE1NG. I of not raising hogs; says to fact TO BENTON HARBOR INVESTIGATOR NAMED ness chapter to all the Bible. St. John 14. 1.U X.“ wXSj 1 1[the penalty on that much of the not raising hogs appeals to lilm sounded the note of faith and cour­ Request Made That Appli­ strongly. Has Been Faithful Servant— age that ran all through his tospl- : Of course he will need a hired rational discourse. Faith U a pre­ cants Have Information man. and that is where I come in. Farewell Party on Fri­ PRESBYTERIAN FAMrequisite and necessity to achleve- 11-1 mu« rat ot w«xttod. H«u; wwntotta, .. tfaoek T nCTORPI I write you as to your opinion of the Ready for Mrs. Douglass (Conttaued on page six) day Night March—The High School Cadets,] .'1LY NIGHT OCTOBER 3 best kind of farm not to raise hogs Flannery will cry this sale. Read n. Roy Douglass of this city has on, and the best strain of hogs not After having very successfully ANOTHER REARING POND full particulars on another page of J P 8OU“ named as Investigator of old to raise, and how best to keep an served the church here. Rev. and this week's Banner.[ Waltz—Persian Moonlight, K. L./®JM>Per Wil1 Followed pension applications to Barry ------- —------ ----------- -----, Inventory of the hogs you are not King. —... — AT ORANGEV|LLE With Program—... Inviand is already at Work on [raising. Also, do you think capital SECURED REQUISITE NAMES. pastor there having left the conler!s-------could be provided by issuance of a . tation to AU Rod Gun Club Bo Decided, While to the clerk's office at the icing. —1 greatly simplify matters if. non-hog-ralslng gold bond? house Tuesday, the writer , The first Presbyterian Family -^Game Dinner Set ' Thelr interest in- the church and ferencc to receive applicants will have the necesHis friend who got the Umusand Baritone Solo — My Old Ken I up the local opt'on matter Night of ffie season will be held ori the people outside has won many information ready, such M — I dollars got It for not raising 500 found Uvat substantially ■ IIv n 2300 tinA H«ne. Ha^byHub^t for October 31\ .[Wednesday evening, October 3rd. "* birth, citizenship, length of hogs; now we figure we might easily warm friends for them who regret >■ are arc an netltlons asking asking for for IolaL A- 8- Bowmata. Arr. I on petitions ;The supper will be served at rixAt their meeting tn the county , etc. if It Is Impossible not raise 1.500 or even 2,000 hofcs, so their leaving. tai option election. The law lohlkb lh» __ ____ ________ it!.___ rood commission's office Monday the March—Sousa’s Triumphal, ,T. B- thirty o'clock and everyone Is given to definitely -----establish the l.noth length the possible The new pastor for Hastings will — -w — - you sec pivilMl mg mu/profits are only s one-fourth of the total ...Gl.n.a <1 mini.* d.l.rn, I, _ ... J >by __ . the L_.____ ,_________ . we ■ do Ka D fzw five fl'J. • cordial invitation. After the sup­ of residence Barry County Rod and Gun Club de­ bem,Rev McSiierry. who has for it might be Ka determined limited number of hogs / y oi Boyer. xxijer. per there will be a social hour and from rent receipts, registration rec- ’ not raise. cided to construct a third bluegill numberr of votes cast for secretary of years successfully served the church alate to.the 1832 election. There were | selections from tile Opera, Torprogram. Otto isenhath will have ords, or other types of receipts [ p. q.—His friend who received the rearing ponjl at Orangeville. The charge of the entertainment. The showing the length of residence; af- u.oqo check has been hog raising for those who know him. pond, when completed, will cover 8J96 votes cast for that office, so quato Tasso, Donizetti. there would have to be 2324 names, I caprice—The Whistler and his host and hostess of this occasion are about an acre and will add material­ which A farewell party for Rev. and fidavlta by reliable citizens of the <q years, and the moot he ever mads show, that tiioM who cir-l, n wn u r * a nu Mr. and Mrs. Archie Relckord and community or by newspaper clip-, Was 8400 a year. Kind of pathetic to ly to the producing capacity for fin­ gerling. The location U ideal and culated the petitions were successful!I Selections — Hindustan, Waitin' the other members ot the committee pingx. i think he has wasted his life raising other conditions could hardly bo to getting lhe number required. The I at the Gate for Katy. The Last are. the following: Mr. and Mrs. Many people are unable to obtain hogs, when not raising them would only members and friends but all of presenting inc the proposition ! m . r,„ ~~ John Ironside, Mr. and Mrs. Frank .a k —4. certificate, and ----------- . much m<Jre improved. The three ponds-------- — matter feirth in such a । who are Interested are invited to atto the voters is a question of detail. 5°™ Igato. Happy D*y* Angell, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Cordes, case the information may be ob­ to a large number of resc Here Again. (Signed) PM. F. F. which the clerk and prosecuting at­ Mr. and Mrs. Con Sullivan. Mr. and tained from a life insurance policy,1 which wiU benefit very mu During Rev. Lane's pastorate here ---------------- ---- -------------------Grand Sacred Potpourri — Joy will meaxvln a few years, much bel­ torney will have to work out; but Mrs. Frank Edmonds, Mr. and Mrs. a baptismal certificate, a family rec- YOUNG FBOFLE E8the World. C. L. Barnhouse. there seems to be no doubt ot the ter fishing t Barty county. Arthur Crothers. Mr. and Mrs. Joe ord. a passport, naturalization paCAFE SERIOUS INJURY, ship and lias prospered in e sufficiency of tbi petitions. March—Washington Post, J. DeRuitcr. Mr. and Mrs Rocs John­ pers. auto driver's license, marriage Friday night an automobile driv- pertmenl of activity. The son. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Potter. Mr. llcense. etc. ■ en by Alfred Williams crashed Into HELPING NEEDY CHILDREN. Star Spangled Banner—Harmon­ Concerning the question of cltl- another car driven by Wendell of general arrangements includes . At their meeting on Monday, the ised by Walter Damroach. Arr. by Lemuel Severance, and William zenshlp, zenaiup. if li you are an >11 American* mnrncan Pnllllpe ruuu^ of 01 Grand vtruiu Rapids napuu at the inc wii.cn Wallace and Howard Frost. C. H. Osborn. George Leonard and Hastings Rotary Club voted an ap­ John Philip Bousa. . horn citizen, no additional data b corner ot Broadway and West State times, George Sumner. The ticket commit­ propriation of 1100, which goes into The band under the direction-of necessary. If foreign bom. evidence Road. The eight young people to the-------Together with CHICKEN BUFFER. tee is Frank Kelly. Ed. Downs, A. A. Blfcmo is doing splendid work of naturalization must be Inspected Williams car sustained but slight Charles Jones, Arthur Westerlind, glasaes for needy children. .The Martin L. A. 8. will serve chicken by Investigator. Having this Infor- injuries, and their car was demolAlbert Hessmer. Russell Smelker and Club win work to co-operation with Joyed by 'large audiences who are supper at church Thursday evening, matton ready for the investigator, ished. . H. Morehouse. Further details of lhe w. K. Kellogg Foundation in1 enthusiastic to their approval of October 4, 5:30 until all are served. will greatly assist Mrs. Douglass to, It. wm a very fortunkte accident thia matter. I the aelectlonj rendered. the supper will be given later. her work. ifor all concerned. INDICATIVE OF RE­ NEWED INTEREST Some things happened at the democratic county convention to this city Thursday evening of last week which were not down on the pro­ gram. The atmosphere to the court I fflESHMMLLEGEOPENSMOmy SAIL INTO HAVANA HARBORINGUBA DECIDES IRVING schoolmatter Letter From The North t.rr, — ~.™. Three Auction Sales naOanA. Program For Band Concert TllUrsdaV 1 IlUTSUUy �TOT HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNEEDAY, EITOBWR M W4 ‘Hnvlnft FrnftL” BvJjzr,. lith “Hayloft Frolic” Friday Night T’o Bf Fftllwed by the Production of "Cinderella" lBm.M II Donkey Ball Game 17792981 Drew Large Crowd HASTINGS FOLKS AT­ TEND CONVENTION Attendance at Traversa Oily Wm Larfoat in History of American Legion LOCAL NLW3 , Day Convention ■■wmmimkbmi At Wood Schoolhouse REV. DEWEY SPOKE / AT ROTARY CLUB Delightfully Reader^ Four Miss Leona Wlnlnger L* out of tchool because of sickness. Solos m Hi* Furewdl lOc Saturday. October 0, u all day meeting will be held at the to Members INVOLVED THE DISPOSI­ lt*J thl* Wednesday [Wood —J schoolhouse, starting at 10:15 made talo beau- Interest and Mra. Smith. the County . A. M TION OF A |15,000 foU-^Uig program: lOiH-Bong Service, Mr*. E. L. ESTATE cral appealing specials in their adv. Crocker, leader. ment of personality. not a* a selfiah. uy around despite the frantic effort* Floyd Wbod. Albert Dyto*ra and thia week.—Adv. right « o’clock on the evening of October Prayer Service. Rev. g. L. Crocker. individual asset, but a* a mean* ot i of their riders, causing a lot ot Edwin F. Saytes w»re in attendance The Rutland Cemetery Circle wUl JUDGE VERDIER DE­ for the cxilookcrs. oatpoq^. *ar. auaift a**cr:s Figu* l,lc otucc oi Mrs. ami tn on me CIDED CASE LAST WEEK |I amusementsL «« „u at the Department convention of the meet with Myrtle Williams Wednea- Sermon, Rev Crocker. ation. It was a timely talk and lis­ sett, very special ones, are being second floor of the court house. The American Legion and Auxiliary held 00-ciojing Song. Pot’luck din­ tened to with close attention by lhe Robert Wolfe underwent an op- ner12 In in Traverse City on Friday. Satur­ hall. member* of the duh. day and Sunday. Sept. 14. 15 and 10. Ann Arbor on Thursday and te do­ 2:00-6ong Service and Devotions. Rev. Dewey has a wonderful ten­ ing a* well as possible. change lnU> beautiful erwam- throe Art Director* from various, RcgtelraUon before the coovenOo*ta as Well as Lose Mr*. Crocker. part* of the county, viz. Mis* Mar-1 or voice and rendered four aoloa, Dean Eugene Davenport will speak । •uxuuii huu» xtw AUKuivau Lc- tlon opened was larger than at any 2:30—Special Music. Haf edtocful' Od Vtry mystifying ------Lamphere — ------- ------— — — — ------------with Miss Florence Campbell ac­ lan of — Hastings; Miss the -------Suit at the meeting of the Commercial । gion sponsored the affair and real- [ other in lhe history of the two or- [ companying on the piano. These Club on Tuesday. October 9. atmosphere that heralds the rap- France* McKevitt of Mkldkville and ' An important lawsuit was decided |tled • nlce *» fhelr share of the I ganizattoiu. taxing uuu«um were selected to harmonize with lhe The Cedar Creek L. A- 8. will meet idly approaching production of Harold Yerty of Woodland. by Judge Verdler of Grand Rapids < proceed*. Ralph Milter of Fort, capacity bf Traverse c|ty. DepartTalk, “Prayer charlotte Barnu lurnnn,----------------- - ------- occasion, and a* a *ort of farewell. ‘ *' ' Every member of the Civic Flay- . Last week, in which a Barry county i Wayne. Ind., was the owner of the I ment headquarters were at the with Mrs Jesse Laribee. Friday. Charlotte bapptest fairy-story. -- -------------- -ers is requested not to torg« the |genUeman. Milo A Young of Cas-; donkeys. ' [Park Place hotej. and convention Oct. 5. for dinner. Everyone welcome. gn&’£X'““’*‘ “ Ladles. the Prescription Drug The children of the entire county Hay Loft Frolic at the Mohler farm tleton. and ill* attorney. Laurence [ No doubt the crowd would have 'headquarters were In the Eagle* 7%0-EvenUm service. 1W«. Hoc . .Ej’EL,1’?..if? M well a* their parents are looking on M-J7 tomorrow. Thursday eve- Barnett, were much interested. Both , been still larger had there not been Home Dinner*, luncheon* and oth- Store ha* an adv. thl* week that you forward to enjoying the elaborately oing. al sharp seven o'clock. Il will 'are happy that the decision was in to many counter attractions that cr *°clal events featured the pre- will be Interested in. Read it—Adv. In ch»«e. Special oUertnp Ice Bev.11,”'?'1'' J?1*1 °|* Nashville'* Harvest Jubilee is be- Minard Lewis. hla clarification having been filled prepared spectacle. The love of the “n outstanding event in the lives 1 tffeir favor. convention activity* on Thursday evening. I ing held in that village commencing - ■ - ++ - ----------------- before ba came here, he was a meM "make-beUm” never ceases towarm ol ‘he members, this being a meetThe case — .— „ — , afternoon and evening. ber when be lived in Big RapUteN the heart of humanity be it young which no guest* are allowed. National Bank and Trust Company i npAi RHTARIAMQ UPARH At 10:30 A M. on Friday a Joint ; today and continuing until the end TU1DD AUklilAl dau of the week. *„ I nlnU ANNUAL nAM land bad been president of the Biff ar old and al! roads will lead to the -------- -- ■ <*> of Battle Creek, administrator of the , nv I flniRiVO nCROU meeting of the Legion and. Auxil­ The first meeting of the Branch [ estate of Clarence cteus. againstClaus, against was held in the High school Central sciiool auditorium on lhe SECOND [estate Clarence JUDGE W. W.iary POTTER SALE SEPTEMBER !toUr had for alway* The Second Ward P, T. AWARD held IP. M‘T. !o A. c**‘of leton I ------------JHLC OCriCMDCn 29 tdim h Cart yB Club warmand place the auditorium with the address of Na­ P. T. A. will be Friday night. Sept. evening of Oct. 12 X1M. watn r, j. a. nciu i ••"y # Young of Castleton. aims and objects -* •».. — ... -----------It nun appears th., that Clarence Claus, tion*) Commander Edward Hayes as when the Civic Players wlU prwqt lu------------------------------n^t meeting of the year at....I the I| ii Breeder, ot Ooun t y to Otter Breeder* of Oountv to Offer X man* friend, 'SVetS^X, in n for tile father and mother»>. of f the outstanding feature. Mr. Haye* both a matinee and evening per- schoolhouse with a good attendance ' worked - ■-• •— —— The Goodwill Ladies' Aid Society ; to hear him-----again, and all‘ wish him fsrmsnre of this classic. The play is Mrs Maude ouum Smith cwatr county senom school Mb0 Your-K ■f°-r -------manv ------------------>’cars After said that lhe Legion has no quarrel fcnnance t , Rotary Ulubs at Fine Pro­ Only Sheep Eligible to -----" J " — ' .— rot ---- -------nt'e . —_ . ---»xadaptation every success in hte new field. with labor or labor organizations. will hold their regular meeting. Fri­ an written aby Clare Tree commissioner cave ■ an intereatinn :hp the death of thx‘he defendant ’s father. I| in Tho‘OilJ M.in, tn/ <-■mm«*-M>nir clau* married the Mr. rt.„. Registry day. September 28. at the home of The third annual Barry county I INJURED IN ACCIDENT. Theatre la New York. wrre enjoyed Light refreshments ««*»ved some property from her1 The Hastings Rotary Club wav administration, but Is driving ahead Mrs Luther Loehr. Dinner will be A p-Ur COOUH. Che deulU ot Sd In enKr.bk“cST »<•« «»»• •<« •»' end served at noon. Everyone welcome. ram sale will be held al the HasSaturday evening about nine A pu*KT cuilul. UK uc.aus w cxavcu au enjujaow evening ((,ame Mrj cUus t*, Ionla HoUry Cluto Monday toward* ideals of truth and adher­ Carveth & Stebbins announce tings fair ground* on the afternoon o'clock at Dr. Kenlth McIntyre wa* Ionia Rotary Clubs last Monday ence to the constitution of the [quests from other deceased relatives, afternoon and evening, hi the aft- United States. Reds are taking ad­ their annual tall clearance sale of of Saturday. September 29. County [driving west on Stale St., he did no* The home in which Mr. and Mrs ernoon al] whp cared to do so were vantage of the situations created by wall paper, and a gift with every Agent Fwler ha* aircadf received see a car which was stalled on the ’ Claus lived in Grand Rapids and , Riven an opportunity at golf under unrest.'’ He cited several instances purchase which you will appreciate. entries from quite a few breeders in i pavement near Levi Mead'* rcal[ other property there were owned by j ‘he able direction of Hon. John In proof ot this statement and urged Also a special during this sale.—Adv. the county which will insure a nice [dcnce. ui the of hl* ccar _hi___ ttin___ g 'iictfender , me icoocr ' Mrs. Claus. Ketcham. As far as possible each his hearers to continue the Amer­ Homer E. Downing, aged 80, of lot of rams for sale. 'the the mhr. other machine. ; At the time of her death her es- [foursome was made up of one man icanization work in our scitoob and Castleton, the oldest merchant in , For the past two yean lhe sheep Miss Darte Peake, who had been tate was valued at about 315.000. In from each of lhe four clubs men­ among the young people, and de­ year* living in that township, died breeders of lhe county have brought [riding in the stalled car a Ford ! which her son was to have a two- j tinned above plored the liberalism that la being Friday night at his home. He is sur­ their saleable ram* together at the!coupe, was standing near'by when thirds interest and her husband a * 'he dinner tind evening pro- taught w many schools and col- vived by his widow, two daughters fair ground*, thu* allowing people I the cra*h occurred and wa* also hit and four grandchildren. He was well xhn one-third interest. gram Charlotte was represented by rams a ■ i... __ . . . who want want tn to inirrhoo purchase ram* by the McIntyre car. She was taken December 14. 1933 Claus and Milo twenty-nine Rotarian* and Judge The annual parade was1 held on known in till* city. cliance to loot-over a good percent­ A- Young entered into an agree- i McPeek as visitor and ex-Ro(arian. Saturday afternoon and was one of Anyone who wishes to shoot a age of the county's offerings with­ at once to Pennock hospital where it ment that Claus was to have a lifeThe fact that Monday was Con- lhe best ever held. Beaudry Post. duck thl* year, or several of them, out much travel. Ram buyers have u us found that iier collar bone was broken. tenancy in the Grand Rapids home stituttan Day was very flttlng- Detroit, won the Drum and Bugle must buy a stamp issued by the fed­ appreciated this service as has been Both car* were quite badly and property, including the use of i b' observed at the evening session ;iCorps contest, ten Posts entering lhe eral government, which wUl coat him shown by their good attendance the wracked. 1 O.. all ,1U M, .UI.U.U.L furniture and furnishings, IVl for , when the Hon. Wm. ...... .Potter of k,,v the finals, the judges being regular army 81. The stamps can be obtained at the past two year*. ; the balance of hte life. and. in con- Supreme Court of Michigan gave officers from outside of the state as Hastings post office, and must be at­ This sale also allows buyers to OBITUARY. sideration of that, upon his death |« very inspiring address on the Coo- well as from local Post*. tached to the license, say* Postmas­ compare both as to quality and price j all the property was to become the stitutinn stltuilon of the umtea United Aiat«< States He The convention banquet was held ter W. J. Field. ot the rams offered by the various Hickory Corners, Barry county. Feb­ sketched the historical background at the High school Saturday evening property of Mr. Young breeders without any traveling over ruary 7. 1860. and departed this life Mr Claus died suddenly not long of tiic tremendous -- --- ----- ...... Anglo-Saxon and followed MJ w jmtl. A Joint TWO AUTOMOBILE by a militaryn ball. tlie county. at the home of hi* son in Big Rapafter this agreement was made. Aft­ Anglo-American urge fox liberty and memorial service was held cn SunMr. Foster 1* trying to get rams, Ws. September 19, 1934. at the age ACCIDENTS SATURDAY er his decease hte relatives, with delineated the manner In which tills day fprenoon. Father John R Day of at the sate from all the different!of 74 year*. 7 months and 12 days. whom he had had little contact, desire for freedom cropped out Three Oak* giving the address. hr»«4« In IH. -.nF- on,. ju 16u )w? w„ |n Flint was chosen as the meeting Near Nashville—Serious But breeds In the county. The greater wanted to get possession of his in the making of our constitution part of the sate will be made up of P.cshare of the Grand Rapids prop- i and some ot the early amendments j place for the 1935 convention. Shropshlre ram* but One wool, ceded him in death May 15. 1922. To Not Fatal Results Mrs ElUabeth Lyons wa* elected erty. claiming undue influence on I[thereto. wool and other breed* of me,Kl " —Eben -— coarse this union was bom one child. the part of Young, fraud, etc Test- ] Justice Potter* conclusion was Department Auxiliary president and Follow dlum wool sheep are expected. W. Pennock, now of Big Rapids, tmony was brought out at the trial j very much tn line with many other Miss Bertha Proestel was re-elected Two people were injured and tak­ Only rams eligible to registry will Michigan. showing that Claus and hLs step­ eloquent addresses given on Con- as secretary. Both are from Detroit, Mr. Pennock spent all his life in son had always been very friendly stitution Day Implying that we are Lester O Moody of Port Huron was en to hospitals as a result of two be offered. Any breeder In Barry with each other, ar.d that before, as in danger of losing our constitution- named as new Department Com­ automobile accidents In or near county having good ram* for sale is [ Barry county. He was very active In Nashville Saturday. Mrs. Susan Cal­ eligitlc to enter them In this sale. 1 the promotion of better conditions I well u after, the agreement Claus al rights under the New Deal— mander. leghan. of Battle Creek, suffered a The sale is not run oil an auction for the *t« wa* a ™ man had frequently visited Young at the । Charlotte Republican lhe aorir-nitiirixt agriculturist. He broken rib and possibly a hip frac­ baste. Every breeder brings in his ot strong convictions.' well estab­ latter s home near Nashville, and1 LETTER FROM MRS. ture Gat) Sedore. of Lake Odessa, sheep and sets hte price. The buy­ lished in the task* to which he set that their relations had always been EATON CO. TEACHERS I EMMA RJSBRIDGER MILLS. has two broken ribs, an injured er works on lhe basis of a private hfci hand for accomplishment. He cordial The relatives of Claus tn- > GUESTS AT CAMP[ . Kissimmee. Florida. knee and head injuries. He was tak­ sale. ■k , duced the battle Creek bank to act wav devoted to hi* home and family . Sept. 0. 1^34.. en to Pennock hospital. for them in the matter, and the and klwaya gave to them kind and Mrs. Calleghan wa* Injured when 1 bank brought suit against Young Heard Interesting Addre.ee. SL'rVr' SOUTHWEST CARLTON. thoughtful consideration. a car. driven by her son. J. P. Cal­ can ib. (in the Ken: county court claiming He delighted in lhe raising and Mr. and Mrs Eugene Nichol* and Il read in the Banner an article leghan of Detroit, collided with a by Dn Morris Fishi undue influence, fraud, etc, Mr , lhe ownership ot fine live stock. ' tonceming Charlie Baldwin, or Lady truck driven by Blakesheare Mas­ Wayne motored to Ant) Arbor Fri­ During recent year* he ha* beep re­ Young was represented In the pr”day Wayne stayM to commence bein | cecdlngs by hl* attorney. Laurence | The teacher* of Eaton county iiad Baldwin, the left handed pitcher. senberg of Kalamazoo. The truck another school year on Monday. tired on the old Pennock homestead. You sj»ke of him teanUna to pttch Barnett, and the relatives of Claus' For more than a year ne suffered Good luck to him. a fine time at Clear lake over ,,, lhev a ball and curve a bail while on a Mrs. Ida Wright's hom*. in the by Emil E. Storkan of Battle Creek Miss Barbara Bowman of Lansing much in the body, and a* he was ------ ertd. -----------when they w„,v the farm north of Hastings. Now I wish south part of live village, when the ' The case was tried before Judge , week spent the week end with Mr. and nearing the end he was content and. * guests of the Kellogg Foundation, . t0 inform you he began to practice Calieghan car hit it. then struck an 1 Verdler in Grand Rapids last May. resigned and offered comfort and Mrs Walter Culbert About two hundred guests were In that years before while going to electric light pole. Neither Mr Col ­ । but his opinion was not rendered Mr and Mrs LaFayette Usbome counsel to his ton. ‘•““.I"::. school, legium nor Mr. John J. Smith, of : unUl Saturday September n. He '■ attfndanc * Tt::; They had 2.* the pleasure school x* at 2:? the Burroughs There are left to mourn their loss spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs to » Dr. Morris Fishbeln, where he -d and >1 — went to «■school to- Woodland who was also in tiie Cal­ found in i.ror of viit ud HUM of listening •” ~ >Lyle Quimby of Battle Creek. Sun­ hte son, one brother. Henry Benson. the contestant*, who were taxed editor of the Journal. 'The American ' gether. My name was Emma Bur- leghan auto, were hurt. —, --------w they attended services of Prairieville, a half sister, Mrs. day evening Medical Association” and Dr John roughs at that time, and I know Sedore haute cream for the Farm­ at lhe tabernacle. Mrs. Quimby came Minnie Applegate of Augusta and a with all the costs of the. suit. Syndwall. professor of public health'where Charlie got his curve* and ers' Co-Operative Creamery of in the University of Michigan Dr [pitching. Always to and from school Nashville. He was injured when his home with them to spend the week granddaughter. Martan Loutee. and SUNDAY SCHOOL CON--------------, —-------1 Sundwall stressed lhe importance of' he wa* practicing throwing stones truck left the road, seven miles witli her stele**. Mrs. Usborne and many other near relative* and true Henry Williams I friend*. UPNTtnN AT nillMRY Publ,c health in our schools. He said or hard snowballs between the rails north of NMhviUe on M-14 Mrs. Mr*. Mrs. Prank Shriber and (laugh-1 Mr Pennock will be rnb.sed as a vui* i mi* h I uuimoi -the teacher of the future must un-1 of lhe fences without touching a Calleghan wax taken to the Nichols ter and Mr. and Mrs Leo Barry and true friend, a kind neighbor, and a hospital al Battle Creek. rail, and he could it •too. m r zv ..---------------------- i derstand the structure, function and — “ — J ---------,J -do 4* “ “ son called on and Mri Ahlrt faithful father. Mr. Mr*. Abid Miss Ione Latton of Lansing normal development of the human 1 was in Hasting* last summer at 10 doz. for 25c Funeral services were held at his Donley and Mr. and Mrs Guy ■• machine-body, luxuiuir—iMoy. mind nunu and ano emotions. rmutwiu tny home al 1019 North Michigan SPECIAL CONSERVATION WiD Lead Several DisSCHOOT. FOR WOMEN. Hough of Ln rising Sunday afternoon late residence south of th® city on I The teacher who will not acquire: avenue. Mr. Baldwin exited on me Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shriber and Women's dubs of Michigan arc in­ cussions [this knowledge will have no place in [and as we recalled the old school daughter of Hastings called on largely attended. The Rev. L. UThe annual Barry County Sun­ the public schools of tne future.” (days we found that we are about vited by the Department of Conser­ Frank Shriber and family Bunday Dewey officiated Interment was In **■' —■ ■ । tlir only older ones left who went to vation to send delegates to the spe­ day School convention will be held Riverside cemetery. [school at that time. There are a cial conservation school which will evening. at the Quimby church Tuesday aft­ INFORMATION THAT be held at Michigan Slate College TRUCKERN HHOULD HAVE, number ot the younger ones left ernoon and eveping, October 9 The The Western Michigan Branch The w.lioolhousc was named for October 17 and 18 afternoon action will begin at 1 15 The sebaol will be the first event o'cjock with the following subjects Registration office of the Trucking my father, William Burroughs, who for dlMtUMlon by our county people Code, located at 15 Market St, S I with my uncle. Hiram Merrill, drove of Its kind conducted by the De­ । with Miss Ione Cation, a state W . Grand Rapids. Mich . te the ‘he stage coach from Battle Creek to partment principally for thoxe In­ only weitem office that will be Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids, stop- terested in the aesthetic side ot con­ worker from Lansing, leading; Hasting*, Michigan • Telephone* 224-1-2557 HL— Elalce or Granule* eaclt <ai “Creative BroJecU followed by maintained open dally for Trucking , phig at the old Robinson House servation work Speeches, lectures, movies and ex­ [our Vacation Bible Schools last Code registrations Registrations : where Frank McCarty now lives and may be in person or by mall Those on the* way back tiie old U P hibit* will be df particular Interest summer.” Several five minute talks to members of Garden clubs. Par ­ "^1“ request mall service and remit Bristol house was their Mopping •b' ' What a Parent Needs in the who . SUNDAY and MONDAY 00 per vehicle fee. plus Pl*ceReligious Training of the Child.". the tne 83 wuv verucic tee. pi us plate piaic ,• h —now •— owned by Au»Un Ferris ent-Teacher associations. Federated Women's clubs, the Audubon society :Two five minute talks . rpoatage of ten eent*, will be aenl of JohMtown. and Daughters of the American • c» "What the Sunday School can the proper forms and malted their .7°^’ respectfully. Revolution and any other group Contribute to this Need " Three fire Cede plate*, concerned with the preservation of Emma Burroughs Mill*. minute talk*. Delinquents and those starling In equip-1; P 8- We are having lovely weather all form* of wild life. I The evenuig will be of special in- [the industry or using added equip| tereal to the young people with a ment are registering daily. Infori-»— ‘ here now with lot* of warm raiiu but Pillsbury's ABRAHAMS REUNION. and dlKiuMon of "Christian Youth in mation " ' aid on M P. if C. forms. | hi fifteen minutes the shower te all The Abrahams reunion waj held Harvest Time MAGNOLIA Today s World." Miss Ione Catton applications, and exemptions and all >over and the sun dilnes. Saturday. September 22. al Hie sum­ will be present to lead the discus­ matters ot interest to truckers for COMEDY—“DUKE FOR A DAY* ALSO FAT HE NEWS mer home of Mary Owen al Gull sion. DEATH OF C. L. BO LEI. hire is supplied to member* of the [| lake. After a bountiful dinner, lhe A 25 cent banquet will be served Michigan Trucking Association, ad-1 Cowl L- Boley died Thursday at meeting was called to order by the ditlonally M. P U. C. and Truck-' tlic home of his daughter. Mr*, president. Mr* Olive Campbell. It rations Send post card to Mrs ing Code complaint* of all kinds are Harold Kacchele of Leighton. He DOUBLE — TUESDAY ~ FEATURE Laura Spflnabte. Hastings. Roqte 4. handled Request mas* meetings of | had b<'cn active in Middleville af- bor d*y and have the same officers In order to encourage attendance, ■ truckers are to be held as follows >»lrs ,or » lo,MI Gmc. wa* a Past for the coming year. Those present a beautiful framed picture of ttu* week tor the main purpose of Master ot the Middleville F. and A. were. Mr. and Mr*. Guyla Pease. “Christ and the Children ’ will be establishing a uniform system of M Lodge. Worthy Patron of the o. Aunt Phebc Dunktey. Mr. and Mrs. given to tlie Sunday School receive beet hauling and farm produce rates ; K 8 and Prelate in the K. of -P. Leslie Pease. Mr. and Mrs. Ardy ing the highest number of credits with other trucking problem* of. Lodge. He wa* an active worker in Owen and children from Cedar | lthe Middleville Methodist Methodist church church for attendance at the convention, stabilization hc Middleville stabilisation and enforcement Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Add. Simpson one credit per mile for each person 15 Market St. S W . Grand He »■* •«* The funeral from Augusta. Mrs Olive Campbell attending Thus any Bunday School Rapids —Trucking Headquarter* — service was held at the Middleville •nd Mr. Hamilton from Hasting*. regardless of size may win this lore- [Thursday. Sept. 27th, 1934. 8 00 p. Methodist chureh at 3:30 Saturday Mr. and Mr* Hilward Campbell and ly picture by tending a car load or M with burial in Mt. Hope cemetery. ... .. ..... ■■ —Friday. - . ■ UI I If* under Masonic auspice*. little son* from Irving. Martin. Mich.. Public ■■ Hall. Middleville, more of delegates. ALSO PARAMOUNT NEWS Sept 30. 1934. 8:00 P. M 1 ** SURGERY GUILD NO. IB Armour's Star WELCOME REV. HOYT. TANWANKA GROUP. Carson City. Mich. Town Hall, Guild No. 19 will meet with Mrs. Nashville Methodist* are evident­ A Tolles. 319 E. State St. Thursday, The Tanwanka Camp Fire group Saturday. Sept 29th. 1934. 8:00 P M met Wednesday night. September IB. • All truckers *re invited—particu­ ly pleased with the return of Rev October 4lh. Bring thimbles. Visi­ WED.. THURS., FRI—SPECIAL ATTRACTION at 4 15. at the home of Miss Belva larly beet and farm produce haulers M. E. Hoyt to the pastorate of their tors welcome Emma S Evans. Sec. lb. box Riley, the guardian. We elected new The code formula for the Trucking church tor another year. Rev. Hoyt MORGAN. . ■ officers President. Thelma Wheat- Industry Is about to issue, which served for aotne time as pastor of campbeu-» 4 «*«>• I ing; Vice-president. Willo Jone*; continent** a wide program ot rate the rural churches near this city. Mrs. Millie Fluty visited friend* Treasurer. Anneta Durkee; pre** re- cheeking, stabilization and enforce­ then known a* the Hasting* Parish, i at Nashville last week. Howard Shaffer of Lansing called purter. Jacqueline Moore. There ment that will continuously follow. Many friend* will be pleased to know that a reception is planned for on J. W Howard Friday. were six members precent. I Our next meeting will be Septem­ forgotten cost* of truck operation him at the Nashville Community I Mr. and Mr*. Charles Harrington H/ aiiu . title Wr.ln*,/!,, ...... ■__ —Satur . MaUuce Wednesday ber 26. at Miss Riley's home and it —*'• *- brought out. including costs House Uli* Wednesday evening Adella 24c; Children 1U and family were In «Lansing ­ 11 will be based on our hobble* Willo of man •power --------------------------------and overhead — Rates day and attended a Bunday School We Redeem Staley Gloa* Starch Coupon* i Jone* and Manon Radford will have will be neither profllie** nor prof- INCREASED SCHOOL Rally at lhe Nazarene church. ENROLLMENT. 1 charge of the program —Reporter. 1 Iteering. The continuoui theme of Mr*. Lcnna Htrward entertained Jacqueline Moore. [ trunklag coasidergtloo for some Ijfir birthday club Thursday. DOUBLE — SAT. ONLY — FEATURE Bernard Draper i* home after - ---------------------------------[time to come wilj.be practical truck - crease in school enrollment every­ The Hi.kp'trt,!,! hA; , u u’g prabtem* and rat* stabilization where. We notice that in Nashville I ix Blake school district met and ---------------______________ there is a total enrollment of >48 .. -T* A-.-, ____ __ ■ __ I . ... m organized a P. T. A Friday evening FREIGHT TRAIN DERAILED. Vcm Jeffries of NaahvUte wm a F The officers elected were. Pre*. Mia* I A weet-baund -Michigan Central gueat of Harald Webb Sunday. |w Erma Gregg; Vtee-Pres. Mrs Sam freight train was derailed on MexiJ. W Howard. Arthur Webb. I [Keller; Sec, and Trees. Mrs. Ray I day afternoon on a side track Mar Wayne Christopher, Will Mater and " rAXEMTS or DAVOnTKX Mugridge, and chairman ' of pro-1 the Michigan Ave. intersection, Adolph DauM of NaahvUte attended IA gram committee. Mn Cliaric* Foote. Luckily the train wa* travelling *k>w- 1019 N. Michigan Av*., are the par- the ball game at Detroit Tuesday. I The next meetUig will be— a Hal-1 ky ao m terioua - enta of a daughter born on Sept 30 Mr and Mrs Mlles Andrus and " 10 lowe *«'’en wcfcl tocisl on Oct Oct. 30 20 Tha The pro- TYUBc Traffic waa VU held up unUl upUl a wrecker *i Pennock h.*pilal. Rhe ha* been son Robert left Sunday morning far IA ceed* are to be used toward a piano, could come from Jackaou and put named Virgini* Johann*. Coiquat- Nebraska where they will make an I Everybody Evervhodv welcome. wtenma, .t^e engine back on the track. ulatlon* aro extended. indefinite May. th* Oivtc Player* spa- which were fully explained in last1 Donkey Ball Game at lhe fair grounds on Thursday evening and everyone had a delightful time The donkeys acted Just a* donkeys would Potatoes 18c Macaroni Peck 2 15c Our Special Coffee 20c Mohawk Coffee Gl*“ 29c Peanut Butter 2|b^ 25c P & G or Flake White CLOTHES PINS SOAP 31do1- 9c 8 *>«• 25c Clothes Line Whiic s**h c°rd 19c Wash Tubs 75c ChipSO 15c 4 •>«. 19c Bo-Peep Ammonia o- «ch 19c Kirk’s Coco XTRANI) TIIEAIUF BURNS and ALLEN with GUY LOMBARDO and Hi. Canadian. Many Happy Return* Pancake Flour OLEO 2 »>• 23c HELEN TWELVETREES in All Men Are Enemies Lard Compound 2 »» 25c Lard Ramon Novarro in “Laughing Boy' 'b 14c Bacon 4 Tomato Soup Sweet Potatoes 49c 28c Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper in 6 |1m- 19c Treasure Island Serve Yqurtelt and Save l?ood Center JP IDPAUSCH e Telephone 2609 WAREHOUSE We Buy Eggs JUDITH ALLEN in The Witching Hour TOM MIX ip “TERROR TRAIL' I �T»1 MAFTOfCg BAXNXK, WEDXtiDAT, SEPTEMBER IC. 1B4 v“ p,,u" ■nd *• Gaytha accompanied day. Workmep have been busy this . ------------' week putting a new roof on the west and the Misses Ethelyn side of the U. B. church. | Raymond Perkins has returned to noon guests at lhe F. Loomis 1 MEMBERS HONORED hte school duties at W. 8. T. C. September 28| _______ About forty _________ members of. the U. B. Kim Bigler (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) WITH FINE BANQUET A meeting for Barry county sugar ’'church chtfrch and friends gathered at ti»e the eral days, returned to her horn® hnra We published sometime ago an ac­ count of a proceeding Instituted instituted m in dal treatment. Last year the num- beet growers and parties Interested1 parsonage Friday evening for a re­ cwu.t themHirsch Bros, Team Getg Tro­ unnecessary Interference of the so- the circuit court of Ionia county by | ber of children killed in automobile in growing beets next year, will be ception for Rev. I. H. Osgood, who with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurley and called "brain trust" came in for a held at the court house at Hostings has Just begun his .second year as daughter, Dorothy, of Grand Rapids. phy for Winning Bum­ good deal of criticism from the William Tnan. John R. Spurrier and 'accidents In lhe United States was on Friday. September 28. ut 2;0f F. pastdr here. The gathering was in John Hurley and gentleman friend A. J. Chamberlain, in which they <0,000. and the number Injured Dean, who knew a number of them mer Serial M, according to Harold J. Fo&ler.'the 'the form of a kitchen shower and of Chicago called on Mr. and Mra. who are now attempting to revamp sought to compel the members of many times more. The fact that since County Agricultural Agertt. 'many lovely gifts were left the pas­ F. E. Brunner Saturday afternoon. Wednesday-evening of last week our nation's currency and to con­ the board of supervisors of Ionia prohibition was repealed such ncand A very fine program of interest to tor. A program of songs, games, and proceedings cldents have Increased 50 per cent was a gala time for lhe Hastings trol farming operations in this county by k„ mandamus -------------------------------Jqhn Fish. Jr, of Lake City made all growers has been arranged. C. R. a short talk by Rev. F. Loomis majle a business trip to Freeport Friday to take action against the former shows that the problem Is not grow­ ■oft ball league members, who have country, telling farmers what the evening a very pleasant one. Ice and returned home Saturday. been playing at the fair grounds acreage they can plant and decid­ County Clerk, Sheriff and County ing smaller. . during the summer, as bn that eve­ ing for them details of farm oper­ Treasurer to enforce these three offlLast week we recorded the fact The speaker then detailed many Sugar Beet Committee. Washington. cream and cake were served, after Rev. Osgood served watermel- that a Mr. Weiser of Detroit had Ungs. Mrs. Ida activities of his department In 2« and “ grower of sugar beets at Baywhich --------------------------------ning a banquet was held at the I. farmers are accusO. O. F. hail in their honor. About ations which 1^7celved by each, which. It was cities of Michigan busses are Dowi01^- *ni dLscU1’ the sugar beet sit- on. It was a very Jolly gathering and rented the Humphrey store building. 130 were present to enjoy the din-| j. °J? claimed, had been Illegally held by taking 1878 crippled, children 728 i nation and the benefit payments to one that expressed the welcome that Since then Mr. Weiser luu rented and Mra Nellie Hr straight-forward, a by tk* 4 was ----- — a—------— ——, wcom-, —.. tnem them. blind children and 528 deaf and 18T0*'ers proposed under the A. A. A. the community extends to Rev. Oe- the Baxter building and has moved also eight grsndchll ner served thq, O-K-V-V. Rebekah ladles daughter, Myrtle dumb children to public schools in F<’sler feela that now good. and the program which followed. his machinery into it. Cold meats of The M. E. Ladles’ Aid Society met — all -------kinds— and•— lard — will be prepared , ha. a wide reputation as an econo*H.wley lSt££ler <^- such clUes, where they receive spe- « the time to voice your opinion on clal training. Through such training. Ithls program to a member of the at the home of Mrs. Will Mishler here for Mr. Weiser’s chain Qf mar-. Iand capable toastmaster. William Ma­ ‘ peUtng the respondents to appear since 1621. thousands of such handl-1 co™n“tl'*Wednesday afternoon. After the kets in Detroit. These will also be nsefuFrifters honey of Lansing, who has been AJ®°’ J A Brock will appear business meeting Mra. Mishler served I retailed locally every Saturday. This ‘ • playing second base for the Has­ am waaTutHetet^n^uiM tnbefore the court and show cause why capped children have been aided, The average coat of vocational, °h the program. Dr. Brock Is from home made ice cream and cake. ■ not only gives Freeport a new buslnrcsented tings Independents, was lhe guest and ln **** oI ■*“ th*' n •»- training In this state Is tlW per per- i the Farmers and Manufacturers which was very much enjoyed. । of honor. Warren Carter presented Atowlf' | ness and filte one of our vacant store ‘n *ato“ ««<VM Itomw county omcl.U Judge ton. in the country it Is 8288..Since Ucet Sugar Association and will dis-I. Mr. weuJ8 ana ““ the Hirsch Bros. team, winners for S Mr. and Bnd Mrs. Mrs. Edgar Edgar Cheney Cheney and and ,, buildings ounamga but out It u provides provides another anomer ~ at a county convention. ctotycnlton. He H. was' — tl ^yt^,', „ h.ic I the 1834 season, with a sliver lov- nt. cuss beet sugar, augar. a Is very dntivhter daughter. Donna, of East t.n.lno Lansing market for the farmers. farmers. Welenme Welcome tn to .11iriuu«ra.» 0011”0?* .nrl»rf afeon thi> state CUSS n subject he is rv»nnn nt this a.nrir work was .undertaken the state / Ing cup, donated by the Hastings called on. He complimented the re­ an outside circuit Judge hear the of Michigan luu paid out over well qualified to speak on due to-his were guests Thursday of their par- 1 Freeport. Mr. Weiser, , SOUTH THORNAPFLK. |>. Commercial Club, which co-operated publicans of the county on the fine case. ents. Mr. and Mra. Mrs H. H W. W Gooch. Goach I! Mr. and Mrs. Elon Plants of; Accordingly. Honorable Fred 1800.000 for such training; but those many experiments with beet sugar, ents, . I • with the city In conducting the su- attendance at their convention and T. —r —~~~F Miles of the Allegan and Ottawa who li>d suffered physical handi­ Dr. Brocks talks are always very in-i New planks were placed at the Grand Rapids were Bunday after-' pervlsed play at the fair grounds suggested many reasons why re- ,Circuit Courts heard lhe case. Kim caps hove been able to earn tn teresting. Maln strcet cessing of the p. M. ,loon guests of-her father. Owen ? oc®uPJr*l I during Ute vacation period. William publicans ought to be actively in- Bigler of this city represented the that time over g21.000.000 in wages., Due to shortage of feed this year r. r. last week. This is a much ap- । Dodge, and also called on Rev. P. Martha Hoyt teres ted in the November election. ' Loomis and famllg. ??‘ur<laZ “"T‘hrlr1,V< James was manager of the Hirsch petitioners. Honorable George Nich­ all of which proves that this train­ a discussion of feeding beet tops to preelated improvement. It was a rousing talk, which was well ; I Bros. team. cattle has been Included on the pro-1 Clare Bassett and family of Mar-1 Dr. and Mrs. H. 8. Wedel were In Ohio, where the children will ols of Ionia represented the respon­ ing Is worth while.__________ | Next year's plans were discussed received. gram. Hiram Andre, a beet farm- ■ion —spent* the week end at hte par- 1---------Grand Rapids —•-* on •business —* — Friday. — ।•whnni. school. ___ dents. At about two o’clock the delegates ______ er in Ottawa county, who has fed ents' home here. His father, George1 Mr. and Mra. Victor Bisson and MILO. and it U expected, that there will Ted Judge Mlles determined Sophia Spath accompanied her i beet lops the past two years, will be more teams entered In 1835 arid resumed their session at the court 1. That the petitioners were de­ brother. Wm. Spath, of New York Head this discussion and tell of his Bassett, who luu spent several weeks daughter. Roberta, were In Grand POWly for several that the competition will be keener. room. Committees on credentials, there accompanied them to hte home Rapids on business Friday afternoon I WO Mrs. Jj anaan p ng nied the legal right to maintain ' children, who are staying at I Teams, besides Uie Hirsch Bros, cn- permanent organisation and order here. z ।and were gueste’at the D. W. the action as they had no Inter­ to Kalamazoo Wednesday to visit । experiences, id , rnorne nome. ■ with Mr. and MH., Ottoll relatives. ' County Agent Poster feels .that tered this year were Consumers of business and resolutions made Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Endres and Thorne home. est In the outcome other than I Power. Piston Ring, car Seal. Pcn- their reports. The temporary were The Ladles’ Aid which met with a very fine program has been or- sons. Benny and Gerald, accomiFrank ~ D. ** Brayton was a Grand ^oon that in common with all other tax­ Mra. Merriman Wednesday, was very | ranged for parties Interested In made the permanent officers of the ,e Rapids visitor Wednesday after“>« Ute Hoyt. W panled by Mrs. F. E. Brunner drove payers; that it was contrary to era and Commercial Club, ’it was convention. Following were the reso­ 5 noon. i Mr. and Mrs. John Moore have public policy that public officials well attended. A good program । sugar beets. Growers should make ; to Grand Rapids Monday. Mrs. an extra to attend this meet The airplane, as advertised, ar-1 »\*n« thte summer. was provided by the hostess. Plans -------— -effort -------------• ­ Brunner who has not been so well a ven- delightful occasion Tor* all lutions adopted: * and legislative bodies should be _ Resolutions. ing. present. • rived in town early Bunday mom-' _ an^ John PeK*n”.tl of late, took X-ray treatments. subject to actions by other than for the annual bazaar in November were discussed. Greetings were ex­ Kalamazoo were fiu; ] F. E. Brunner and Victor Sisson ing. landing in the Charles Moore; SBblp> The Republicans of Barry county, lawfully constituted authority. FREEPORT. ___ _____ lh® homestead. tended to Rev. and Mra. Mlles, who INDIAN LANDING. in conventon assembled agree with . 'were Hastings visitors Thursday field just west of lhe U. B. church. 2. The Board of Supervisors had During day. they made several *“>t and unde, Mr. and Indian Landing ball team beat the Senator Vandenberg that we are wlU be with us another year, and A very fortunate accident occurred forenoon. acted tn the matter for which rea­ . .... ___ rh» n .lAhnuwi Carlton Center Wild Cats Sunday neither for nor against the New lastly a ftvely supper served by Mrs. at the local schoolhouse Saturday Mr. and Mra. Theodore Gosch and flights over town with passengers Chas. B. Johnson. son the court had no power to Mbs Anne Peterson spent a cot by three runs, although they did Deal as a whole. If It were producing Merriman and daughter. Lois. noon. The pressure tank which daughter of Bedford greeted friends and in the early evening, a large make them act contrary to their 'have a team of picked players. Mrs. Herbert Campbell died sud­ holds both air and water and forces, hcry Sunday, forenoon. the good results which the "Brain crowd gathered at the field to watch of days last week with Mrs. Cl judgment, where theyliad a right, Batteries for Indians. Catcher. Trust" claim it will, we would be for denly at her home here Monday the latter throughout the building. Rev. and Mrs. Loomis and daugh- a very pretty parachute drop from B. Johnson, as Mrs. Johnson as In this case, to use their dis­ quite poorly with Intestinal flu. Keller; pitchers, Bell and Rose. afternoon. Although she had been exploded. The exact cause of the ter. Gaytha. were at their farm near the plane. cretion. Is some better now. For lhe wild Cats, catcher. Far­ suits demonstrate either its wis­ In poor health severalj-------------years sheblow up Is uncertain. bu|; R seems Smyrna Thursday where they spent ------for ---------------3. That the petitioners made out u. Ktoto. rell; pitcher. Keeler. up and round moat of the time the tank was not properly made and the day pickinrgrapes. Gaytha ae- Mr. and Mrs. Horace Clark nt Grand dom or its folly. However, we are a prlma facia case against the' was and Just a .»..«♦ short time before her' was not strong enough to withstand mained until Sunday, a guest at Rapids Sunday. WEST CARLTON. Next Bunday the Indians play at not debarred from expressing our — j ..... former county officials complained Lacey. Game starts at 3:00 o'clock. conviction that a nation cannot buy death site was In the yard and vis­ the pressure. It was very fortunate the Robert Earle home at Smymo. Last Week's Letter. of. for which reason actions should A good game expected. No gate ad­ prosperity by huge expenditures of , ited with a neighbor. Site leaves her that no on was near enough to be Irene Cooper, who is working There was a fine attendance at the town twice on Monday and rejiorted be brought by the proper authority mission. . husband alone In the home. She Chicago, is visiQng her parents. I money for such purjxvses as limiting had suffered a ---------------stroke on to Compel those officials to appear’ had no other near relatives. The ,Injured. The explosion was strong morning service at M. E. church that he ------------------------the production of hogs. com. cot­ and Mrs. Frank Cooper. She was in court and present their defense1 funeral was held at Henton’s fu­ enough to Jar several houses in the Sunday to welcome hack the pastor. Friday. ton and wheat. Nature can do a bet­ vicinity, but only slight damage was Rev. p. Loomis. ] Mtes Helen Lobdell spent last week to the claims that they had ille­ neral home Wednesday, the burial ।done to the building. There was no More than 65 per cent of the pas­ ter job. Nor do we believe that, by of Hastings.. Roy Blough drove to Kendallville, i In Kalamazoo with friends. gally retained fees belonging to ' at Priarlevllle cemetery. Mr. and school on Monday, but the men Ind., Monday morning, returning ■ Mra. Amy Rorabaugh passed away Muri Utter, formerly of thl* sengers who cross thg Atlantic to enormous expenditures for food dis­ the county. Mrs. Campbell moved here from 'worked hard and faithfully to Install later In the day with a new tank for last week Tuesday at her home in returned recently to his home see Europe aro women, many of tributed. can prosperity be restored. 4. That the actions may proper­ Kalamazbo a year ago. purchasing Clarksville after a summer's Employment on public works, which the new boiler and school was re. the schoolhouse. ' 1 Charlotte after a long illness. Mra. them elderly. Seventy per cent of ly be brought by Ute prosecuting what is known as the Hardy Orr :sumed on Tuesday. would be an asset to the country ­ I Rev. and Mrs. P. Loornte were in Rorabaugh was a sister ot Mra. Anthe passengers on cruises are mar­ attorney on behalf of the county; something to show for the money— The annual district convention of Eagle Saturday where, in the after-na Walton, who has cared for her He will resume his studies if for any reason he could not. or farm. We extend our sympathy-to ried couples. Mr. Campbell in his sorrow. would seem a wiser plan, and one the W. P. M. 8. will be held at the noon the former conducted a funeral steter during her long illness. The ought not to. he should not refuse Miss Allda McClurkin and friend First M. E. church. Grand Rapids.(Service for a former member of the;funeral service was held on Thursthat would not leave such serious I his office to tax-payers on appllP-**™ Ito taimt to c.,to” and some cousins from Middleville .on Oct. and 10. The members of church he served there. On Monday I day. riieet meet when the thr federal feHernl government <rnvr*mm*nr _____ .. _ visited the former’s parents, Mr. the local auxiliary who will attend; they were called back to Eagle to Mrs. Arthur Seifert of Chicago attorney general's office was also ’ and Mrs. J. McClurkin, and family , shall cease its present role of San­ open for the maintenance of the Sunday. ta Claus. While, as Al Smith says. county's rights. ' Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Flower and "No one ever shoots at Santa Claus,” This opinion, In substance, it is hardly the part oC a federal amounted to a determination that Miss Bernice were callers of Mr. and government to Interfere with Santa s the former county officials should be Mrs. C F. Moreau at Augusta Sat­ . Look Over Our Complete job. brought to the bar of justice to ac­ urday. Callers at the Em Quick home This convention would like to count for the fees in question. That Stock of Ball Band Water­ know what has become of two prom­ lhe .petitioners, having no greater; Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Russell tight! Wear-proof! Boots ises made by our political opponents right titan any other taxpayer, could of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. ' Vem Quick and children of Ban­ ; two years ago? They pledged their not Institute the proceeding. field. party to a balanced federal budget An application was made by Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Scoby of Has­ “ and to Reduce federal expenditures. Sigler to the Supreme Court for a Neither promise has been kept, nor writ of certiorari to review the de­ tings spent the week end and Bun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Seo-’ seems likely to be. cision of Judge Miles, it being the ' by. The big republican vote at the re­ attorney's contention that the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mercure and cent primary means that Michigan Prosecuting Attorney refused to i will return to the party which for late action and .that the Attorney' son of Kalamazoo spent Sunday ' so many years gave, through its General was not interested In lhe afternoon and evening with Mr. and I I elected officers, excellent service to matter and that therefore no one ‘Mrs. Merle Bradfield and Jack. Mrs. Minnie Quick is still with' I this state. The experiment of a was available who might start the her son. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton I democratic state administration has wheels of Justice In motion. Quick of Kalamazoo and taking I been far from satisfactory. T^e Supreme Court of this state I This convention heartily endorses recently entered an order allowing treatments for her hand. On next Sunday the delegate for I Senator Vandenberg because of his the writ of certiorari and the case I great service to th* country,—espe- will now be reviewed In that court- Delton charge will bring her report t dally for his successful fight to in- The outcome of the case will be of ‘ of the Michigan conference recently 1 sure bank deposits and protect <jp- considerable Interest to taxpayers closed at Petoskey. We hope all interested in the work at Milo will positors In failed banks. We are be present at three o'clock to hear Here Is Real Protection! proud of his record and believe that generally. It. Sunday School at two P. M. We he should be returned to WashlngCRESSEY. urge you to come. I ton by a majority that will be 1m­ Miss Elizabeth Hartman will start I presalve. » work In Kalamazoo on Monday and SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. I We heartily ratify lhe choices Donald Hartman will attend W 8. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gage and | made for state, congressional, leg- T. C. there, starting Monday. daughter of Sherwood. Mr. and Mrs. I islative and county officers by the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cosgrove are I Republican party at the recent pri- entertaining three of their grand­ George Wools ton and children of Richland and Mr. and Mrs. Verdon I mary election. We call for loyal sup- children from Auguste. Coville and daughter from near I port of the nominations so made Jake,Van Hout entertained rela­ Freeport spent Sunday with Mr. and I from governor to coroner. tives from Kalamazoo Sunday. Mrs. Clyde Coville In honor of Mrs.I We believe the primary system of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hudson and I making nominations is un-American. Mabel of Vicksburg called on rela­ CovUle's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Perrin and I because it Is contrary to the spirit of tives here Sunday. children of Detroit were over night I American institutions. It creates an Mra. Geiger from the Striker dis­ I unnecessary and heavy expense for trict is visiting her daughter, Mrs. guests of Chas. Farlee and family Friday evening. ■ the taxpayers And compels candi­ Warren Cairns. Mrs. Pele Bass and Mrs. Gladys dates to make two campaigns. It Jane Ann Otto of Doster is stay­ Oarlinger from near Nashville call­ promotes factions, destroys party ing with Mr. and Mrs. Warren ed on Mrs. Caroline Shopbell Mon­ responsibility and creates new par­ Cairns and attending Richland day afternoon. Bands New Hunting QQ ties out of factions. Our's h the school. , Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kantner and The materials art those closely woven “tree-bark" Boots—Extra Special 9W .90 American system of representative Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Culp accom­ Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Holsaple government, which means that there panied Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strong of woolens, fine boucles, and new rough surfaced fab­ were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy ' should be deliberate and informed Kalamazoo to A Century of Prog­ Kantner Wednesday. ' action by Lhasa who make political ress on Sunday. rics that are usually more expensive! Fur trim­ Laird Wotrlng and David Chris­ nominations Such deliberation and Messrs. Clay and N. H. Barber ac­ tian. who are attending M. 8. C.. mings are not too heavy for comfort—sleeves have Information -are impossible in the companied by their brother, Fred spent the week end with their par ­ primary. We call upon our state leg­ Barber of Galesburg, spent the week ents. " ■ low-placed fullness and smooth shoulders! to restore deliberative and end in Detroit and attended a ball Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Blocher Can’t Skid! Can't Slip ! islature informed action through deliberative game while there. were Sunday guests of Miss Edith bodies In the selection of candidates Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Enzlan and Can’t Pul! Off Blocher tn Hastings. I for office, safeguarding their plans Till Conyer spent Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Barker of Bar­ | so as to prevent corrupt action In and Mrs. Phil Merlau near Prairie­ bers Corners. Mr. and Mrs. John conventions, just as it has been ville. Coville, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hotch­ safeguarded at the polls—by com­ Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Enzlan and kiss and children of Hastings. Mr. pelling all voting in conventions to family have returned to their home be by secret, Australian ballot. here after spending the summer at and Mrs. Will Bayne and Mrs. Flora Wood were Sunday guests of M. L. The convention then aattled down Crooked lake. Coville of Coats Grove to remind to naming the nine delegates to the him of his birthday, ' BOWNE CENTER. ' state republican conventlpn, which Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kantner and John Nash and family and Mrs. is to be held in Flint. Michigan, next children spent the week end In Cal­ Thursday. Following were those Edith Benton were Lowell shoppers edonia with her parents. Rev. and Saturday. ’ choeeri: « Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Lass of Mrs. Prank Moxon. who have Just Ellis Faulkner. Delton. Caledonia were Sunday guests of returned home from their trip to L. W. Felghner. Nashville. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne California. Carl Tuttle, Nashville. , Benton. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Perrin and AUap Hyde, Assyria, Route 1. Mr. and Mrs. Watt Thomas were children and Chas. Farlee and fam­ Chas. Hughes. Doster. ily spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. In Grand Rapids Thursday. Herb McConnell. Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bcrgy of L N. Williams of Dowling in honor Glenn Wotrlng. Woodland. Boyne City were Friday night guests of Mrs. Chas. Farlee's birthday. Chas. Hinman, Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Holsaple at John Nash's.' J. O. Ketcham. Hastings. Mrs. Addle Benton is staying with returned to their home in Decatur, deep ctested soto— £ j a q Later the republican candidates her grandson. Russell Benton, of Ind., Thursday after spending a few days with relatives here. Exjra Bpsdal........ >4s4O fqr-county officers performed their Grand Rapids while Mra. Russell Here they are—and do they look new! Wii Mr. and Mrs. Torrence Townsend duties under the law by naming Benton and new baby girl, who ar­ For Comfort Try a Pair Now the officers and members of the re­ rived Sept. 17, are members of ber and Mrs. Russell Bass spent Sunday smoother ihoulden, ileevea full below the elbo, with Mrs. Nora Holley, who had publican copnty committee. Wm. A. parents* family, Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ been hurt In an automobile accident fitted lines at the waist with trim belts—4evdof« • Schader. chairman, and W. R- Cook, lace Campbell, of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs Howard Houghton of secretary ot the county committee, in smart woolens I Tweeds, novelties, mowflalu had requested tMat their names be Detroit are visiting their parents, Frait PastaariaeJ as Dried Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith. not considered. The candidates’ fleeces, monotones! Women’s, Miaaet’l Dried fruits, Uke dates, figs and Glenn Dean and famUy are now choices were as follows for officers of the republican county committee for living In part of Edith Pbrritfs real- raisins, may M pasteurised effeclively and thus freed from insects the ensuing two ysars: and pathogenic bacteria. After be­ Dr. Frank carrothers, chairman. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Mrs. Nellie Cross, vice-chairman. from the Latin "taxare,” meaning ing pasteurised tho fruit remains fresh and wholesome for a long Charles W. Clarke, secretary. Henry Sheldon, treasurer. Sporting OKE 1 1 ARY CLUB dared Four Farewall aa lhe speaker ton Monday y talk and In­ tention by the wonderful tenCampbell acplano. These onlze with the irt of farewell. 1 Rotary dub, Ing been filled □ Big Rapldil nd had always place for the Rotary. His slub were glad d all wish him ew field. ICIDENT. about nine McIntyre was stalled on tho Mead's resi­ als car hitting who had been car. a Ford near by when spftnl where It lllar bone was quite badly as born .near r county, Febarted this life i in Big Rap■nd 12 days, died In mar- ic child. Eben Big Rapids, all his life in xt conditions' well cstabwhich he set illshment. He ne and family tern kind and >n. s raising and live stock. :k_homestead, r he suffered mtesed as a ghbor. and a /fems; 1- SUGAR BEET GROWERS nCK PHYS TO HEAR EXPERTS' 0. R. dviatt and Dr. J. A. Ionia Owe Involving Feet is ICAL HANDICAPS Brock Coming Friday, VENTION HELD Carried Up by Attorney 17727121 *PPE*qS su^REMEECOURT ATTENTION Duck Hunter Deluxe Fashions in Smart New, Lightly Furred BALLG^BAND <1 ' v ■ C..... ian* m A. </’ Just armed! Each one a "Fashion First”! $24-75 Now You Pay Less For the Best! Here are all the Best of the New Style Trends in Sports COA1 lust Armed! 9ig Variety! now ,,-L 1 in $9-90 HASTINGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE �m MArtwoi BAimn. wmntMuir. nHna» x. an a Igaks* ww, 'Ojiri nr r ^tlhmant Truth and Principle in cause of the world'* trouble*—which oanncrlhuman relaUaMhipsl Ah. within th* really spring from ourrelve*. Do you ‘ patterns of thme young folk m*y remember the story of the old­ ’’ reside capacities for high achieve- fashioned cut-up pualo map of the - ment* that may ring down the pages j world given to the children of a cerof history and evermore reflect great' tain family one Christmas? How the ’ glory to Barry county I ', father came downstair* to find the ttVBMTT XIXTH YUS ■ '■ 1 1 - ■: kiddies already al>ead of him, gaz­ This and That Views and Opinions; What Others Say The Business of TouAng ....... J111 I I . opa.Ua Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday X“V^SE^.9 control of hb truck and crashed' into a tree, north of Nashvllh. as WBoter. rptutnod home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. otto Frey at Kal- by PAYING WITH PECANS. TIN nSAMO *OO TODAY amaaoo ware guests Bunday of wayns tod , had Jurt AasNd tha Dean Davenport. . county treasurer. George coleman truck wLen ha heard a aoream and Mr* U* W«U« « DMrait. An interesting story of the revival crash. Mr. Badora was taken to .s. There■ » b IIV no IMX1UL doubt BIWUI about II ft the | )hu bw, vuiun, Mr and m*. Mt. VU** Ctuu and wife. of barter I* told by the Hattiesburg ' You support public schools. It- ing over the puzzle map. trying to Misses CaroMi and Betty Dwight pennock hospital in the Heaa am­ Abounds these days despite i Wolfe, went on Saturday to visit Jpg abound* .hait.' American, with distant communities |tourist ■ brarics. churches, and other cul- ?put together? After u while the iresslon. More than 280,000 daughter, Mrs, ctuu. Demins of Pf lyanston, Bllnote were guesta ot bulance. He sustained severe cuts the deprearton. tura) institutions for the develop-(children sighed, about to give up. participating. A farmer- tn Mlaste- (ot him visited Estes Park, Colo- Millbrook. She Site was accompanied fay by Hastings relatives the latter part of on the head, two broken ribs and ■ an injured knee Joint. 1 ment of the intellect* and the spirit* But their dad. remembering his slppi and a tax collector in Michigan irndo. last yenr and the present aea- 'Victor Bisson and Mrs. Emma Bisson Mr. and Mra, Coy Brumm ohd were the parties Involved. <eon blds fair to be a record breaker. of 1 Freeport, who went on to Trav­ FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. yourptvpi, people.<».****«. Halting*rwiu and Barry jkreat M0MTHa fir Mid In Uikne ) —~ -** ----।u*of/vur »------ prowess as a student .of {gro- I The best of pecans, the crop this City Monday to visit Mra. U. daughter, Winifred, were guests atAnd this tourist, more often than erse 1 ji-~ 1,m-anhv, down with -------full 1 j^ar being large, are sellings In our not, The populists had their conven­ the laurence Ftnefrock home at HJ.uir rovrrr. Tnu»« Korrn* eamty-acm't rout Are rou *>nndlo* mphr. sat himself - ----------------। has a new car. one of the eight C. ' Manns (Maude BlMon). tion last w«k and nominated the children.! neighboring state for 15 to 18 cents <cylinder high pressure type. And he Woodland Friday bight. IV ADVANca ----- -------------------Sic itit difficult difficult these these days days to to pay pay into intotho thoxonflden confidence, saying. "Here, '' Bunday guesta ot Mr. and Mra. '“..xJoubUc coffers the necessary coin initet dad show you something." So!* 8o » pound. pouna. lorenz Sauer. Bauer, Jr., of <anves drives as it If tne the merit! sheriff were after Herbert 1 Morehouse were Mr. and foVoylnt ticket: For sheriff. Wm. H The Harvest Jubilee will be held nZ -re like .dad started out to put the world toSprings ha* a fine grove of । him. Indeed we never saw tn our Mrs. George MorehouM and Earl Mernck; Clerk, A- F. Shepard; regWednesday, Thursday, Friday and order to carry oo? It you are Uk» owamnea om topoi wc wona i H# owm i>o mmore than 150.000 mile* of motoring Boulter of Prairieville, Mr. and Mis. teter. F. M. Quick; treasurer, henry Saturday. TlU! E. D. Wilson Amuse-. th(Tmetropolitan areas of Michigan.,gather in cardboard. He pieced a ix-troll. He hasn't the ready money jcombined half so much wild nnd 1 Clyde Freeman and aonstof Doater, Roe; prosecutor. W. O. Lowden- cir­ melit Enterprise of Wyandotte are *DVKBTi8t.NO kate8. you certainly orc having your pock- portion of it together, then slowed that' he had in the days of thelreckless driving as In our recent lit- Mr. and Mra. Stephen Smith Ifld cuit court commissioners, Ed. Mel­ furnishing lhe free acta, ridek Mid Ditaby *4t«rtata< r*i« ’ etbooks taxed For your schools you up a bit—for apparently, he decided. > Coolidge bull market*. But he had to | tie Jaunt of 3.000 miles. A kind of des- Mr. and Mrs. Case and children of lor?, Jr., and Silas Stafford; for etc. ■ -......... < ,. W M. u.- « U» MkbU.n prep- PAJJlbn »»l » « Plainwell, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wad­ surveyor. Jas Matthews; ootemen. so* „ are uxrt taxed b, by U. Jaw for thtlr their .upper!; support ; |U>" ,lhe ~Uo~> national be.rn.Ur, boundary line, lines el of kak many On Wednesday night the Ladles' dell of Marshall and Orville Wad­ Dn. Woodmansee and Baughman. The flnt of the series of oiub Aid of the Metiiodlst church will • nr. 1U you l»v« the funds, hnbll *ubu nations bed eh.roed sine* he wm a u occumd ,o hlm he might fanner had wld hU live sloe, to lhe dell of Battle Creek. ■ I Uoh . Socials ot the M. E. churcl) will be have a Family Night with a pot luck M.S, you In making the payment But Then he remembered, too. that j pay them with luscious Mtajlsalijpl government and said to his wife. Students who have gone to the entertained at the church parlors supper to honor the return of Rev. »------ „a!. cilurchM getting the Treaty, of Versailles had. follow- pecans. So he shipped seven sacks of “Let's start out for a trip; we may ; • hox , M. A. C. this week are Misses Ruth Wednesday afternoon. October 3 by .a war. — changed -------- a--------rin bt along? Arc your Men of God well. ,. ing- ..._ lhe ... World manyhis finest, containing about 500,never again have money enough." ; Ketcham, Alice Bates. Eleanor Mil­ Mesdamcs Wm. Jones. O. D. BapuldTire Clover Leaf Club was enter­ pounds, and asked the Detroit tax Some of these are pathetic cases. ;ler, cr, motom Dorctha tomuna* Edmonds ana and oiaay* Gladys Black. Pryor. Perry. Ryerson. tained Thursday night at the homcn w Um paid? Do’you' get fjbm them each boundaries. After a half hour of collector if he wouldn't accept them 1 Pathetic because they have Hrute Mat. Mat­ — . 7. ------ •— z--— a* *iv kuuiuiii uvwp* uivin <-»v***.ud uxvouAc uic>’ nave never i Hubbard and Messrs nrtire «rcr4) i)xr«'wiuta** c\m ,Sunda>' that regeneration of mind trying, he sheepishly decided to leave jIn n payment thews n..... Frank. Card Willard Perry BUnchcomb, Wm. Tinkler, Eldred. A. of-Mrs. 8. R. jvurta. She was as- | navmcnt of nf the thi* taxes laics and slid return learned the art of nt touring mnrtnrr and *nrt are nw. ,k... . wort. Mci> agBt. eoanUac • vtrd. and soul that is no necessary for ,the jumbled world alone, when he.him the balance in coin of tjie realm Isoon as .hopelessly lost as in the lv tCarroll iimn 'jBCw oxionnor Black. Grace Black, F. Bpauldtng. slated by Mrs. Clarence Shaw. Dur­ ----- — —a---- — ... k..A ,alrwu 'Mm mcviuuui. Supper will be served from five to ing the business meeting It wms vot­ ‘WiaKJSfil":,".'"™’,::;; the le«vmlns o< wrewrlerez. In obK-nw thu dlraUnn prlnlM on II thorn ™ *n,Ulin* loll o«r. hen of rf a . great forest. tor.,, One one bunch bunch and „,d Donald no,,.la Geiger. ' heart seven o'clock standard time. ed to change the time of the meet­ • *^tMTSSSfr£22r,i,ARLp?.wlS!fS?:linc ‘cav®n,nB 01 yourc*pcr,cncra ___.-.a—I The Detroit collector estimated for example’were headed for "the i.t. z_„ . „ . irfto? lh?!*hnt so often is a hard andL cruel the cover of the box that contained thal the wo 30 rente WM t,ultc qUite e enMesdamcs T. J. Bush. J. W. Bent­ ing to the first week ot the month tat”jhe 500’jwunds'at J»und* aL^°. “nU.'.'a a i Yellowstone? DUt .v1’ one day1 tart ^rek tg^2?hta^son ley. R. K. Grant, W. H.. Stebbins, on Friday night. Several games world? Perhaps you recall the famlhc puzzle map: "If you cannot 1 1)Ound would cover the bill. His estl'dent that they had taken no pains HUNTING. Frit* and wife. Though Jake doesn't Carrie Goodyear and M H. Bailey were played after which lovely re­ ous words I believe It was Elbert work out tfite puzzle of the worldr male wasn't wrong. For the pecans, to inform themselves In advance as Hubbard who said them "If I only try the other side of these cut-up '»°rth 15 cent* here, sold for 30 to whether "the Yellowstone" 1* admit It. hl* friends think he went spent Friday tn MlddleeUle the guest freshments were served. Mrs. Es­ of Mrs. French. • ' ther Johnson and Mrs Pearl Justus i. AAT ki.a -r book " IT „ , „ bc»rds- there's aix>ther nuz- >?cnla ln D®»ro»ta day- and not something to look at or something had a dollar. I d spend half of it for paste-boards, ‘hercs another puz only llqudaled Mr gaue/, pin. bul good to eat. One bunch that stop- granddaughter. At any rate Jake Chas. Andrus leaves fo? Ann Ar­ will entertain the October meeting. jwhite hyacinths to feed my soul." «e °n thcm Uiat 115 easier, so aaa |eavC3 t0 hope ljiat hc wm geiipcd with us at the Game Lodge says she's mighty One. and that it bor this week where he will enter The annual flower day was Tuesday with about 50 sick and shut-ins re­ To me. that is what a church ought’ami the children started on the new back -a— check ,.j.for 115. iwhetewheJe President President Coolidge Coolidge spent spent the j the was well worth the entire trip just the literary department. “ George Averill of the Blrm-' Mrs. A. B. Coulter and daughter membered. •to provide—a sort of beauty and puzzle. Very soon they obtained thel1 That Tlmt te o ar a tewnn lesson for Misslsslpplans. (summer had• come all the way from I ingiuun Eccentric has written । and'Louisianan* a* well, who not Maryland. They had evidently Mr. and Mrs. otto Rambach leave Gretchen of Chicago are expected Ernest Brehms 0| Cadillac’ and the following editorial com­ fragrance that enriches ail our hu- key to thte new P1121^ and- ’p,tbln a only nave a a surplus surplus of of pecans, pecans, but but heard heard of of the the Yellowstone, Yellowstone, as as who who has has ' Saturday aMluru»y for ior their tneir new new home ntxne to to Bui Bur­­ this week to visit Judge and Mrs. Miss Helen Brumm of Bt. Louis only have ment- for this issue of the ■_ —________ . ................not? ...... ... . fnlzu aw V^.k — -• — -__ ___ man exoerlence. and brings with very brief time, liad completed **• I other products, pecans are among But they hud done nothing toi^ ’*0, M New York, A.V.A where they will live Clement Smith «nd family. spent the week end with the latter’s ■ each oreiicnuiK drenching ram rain a a beautiful they had the most palatable product* about »va its pm partlcbrother-1::-!.".-. brother-in-law. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Coy G. products raised inform themselves uuuut ■ • • |Cacn ocauvuui And what do you suppose ----- -----1 ----tie-'l*tth- a - -----------—------ Their friends FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. . . .... . .. k. v- i» .ak the In Mississippi KClAxiulnnl nnrt zuil«lnna ’They Dire niar kIvIa nt r.i evidently o... |™ here Brumm. varted «av nt trrnvtnte * rainbow with Meh snow storm the pieced together? Why. it a was and ILouisiana. utar style of beauty and re are sorry to 10 have them leave Life has Miss Grace Greenfield, who has _______ ....a 1 ’ « .n -dlaw ™n, An ob“ «•«.««« . Mesdames Lillie Vance, Minnie been studying music at Toledo, Ohio, the pattern of one's bring better prices in the North than ,of hot springs. From the Yellow- twtsj-tv Cortrlght. Villa Olin and Pauline Ly­ and upon this planet earth! While crystate, with each end of the day a Ject quite familiar to each of them. ।In the South. Pack them right in stone they were going to Salt Lake for a rear past. wUl return to her kins attended the County Eastern years AGO TODAY. I do not own a single glorious sunset. But I'm getting sort and much easier than lhe Jumbled and they can be quickly sold —New' City but as to the return route they 1 Mr. and Mrs. Homer McDowell homc here about the flr8t °r October, Star convention at Middleville and to *»>»* their ikhuc home to lWe understand.she to — form a Thursday. i— - son .returned —«*•**=- *v — Wishes t~—- — —। had no plans. . penny's worth of uf poetical about thls-which re- world. Then, glancing again at tho |Orleans States. ‘ ij^lr Michigan, ..........after •> ........................ mtlMlr In spending a : ™ U4‘f! rln-a C,M“ iinnn UP°° limher return. As In the wnv years jv.xn thnt Dint ’ are nre. passed JMUDCU i1 Holt. ----- -property In your minds me that when Dick cook cover of the box. dad read: "Now. if Tile stealing of hunting dogs Is REDUCING COUNTY PAP." encountered-scores “h relatives and friends teI’hfrh^Jtevote^a year to this atudy ; have have .encounteredscores of of travelers]^ travelers *C,CK .,w wl1 iJbthmrtMl"* lovejy city of Has- iwinted a brief sketch of me before you have solved this pueie of the at the Erie street convent, from In ­ getting-near home. Some have been If you want to old in lowering waiting for reservations or k - - - ......... stolen around Bellevue and on Bun­ ' H"g*. and nm ac- he left for the Pacific seaboard, he man. Just turn the paste-boards over ’ lhe taxes you new pay. directly as wasting ““ time ‘In ­ non-essepttals. Just | Miss Cloella Engelhardt of Lake structors of high repute, she no day a setter and a beagle hound ' qualnted with but -'aid that "at intervals he editorial- in the order they now occupy, and a home-owner or in rent, your ap- ,as these Maryland people had wast- Odessa spent Monday and Tuesday doubt Is competent to give thorough were stolen from O. J. Roberta, VerCd a half day in the caves of the with her grandmother, Mrs. Ella instruction In music. few of- your popu- .lies .,xes in ln verse." verse.” Weil. Well. In In order order to to upup- mc what wnat you you find." nnu So so dad aaa nnd ana the tne proval U) constitutional Amend- Black Hills only because somebody I Powell. Among those from a distance pres- incutrtlle. The dogs were seen In lace, yet here I find hold lhe truthful character of Dick kiddies did this—and. folks, you've, me|J( Jn Nov(.mbcr relating to Coun- had inveigled them Into the trip; fta*-*- —- ---------------- net at the funeral of Mrs. S. H. a Buick sedan, leaving the town. Ralph Jerles of Naptoee. -----Indiana, Owk were: Jas. Mead and Mra. Geo. Rev. and Mrs. Albert Ostroth have myself this week In 1,1 devote the next paragraph to a already guessed what they found! *y Government reform, will assist when they had at their own doqrafwas a* the BUW guest Oi of hl* wlcr sister., Mr Mr.. aua and ------ * of the Muse. ««___ »But, .o..* Yes v«. sir. it u u .a> a picture nlAtii-A nf Ha w H/Ua in In paving navinor the way wax- to In this desired riMlrert at home tn the Luray Caverns one Mrs Gai! Best, from Thursday until Freeman of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. moved to tFie home of Miss Amy ; recent outburst was of lthe whole a sort of Invited de 8. DeCouracy of Chicago and L. F. Hartwell for the winter. of the finest underground displays [ Monday Dear Readers, please don't hold this world, accurately pieced together! Cook and wife of Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Briggs have facto’ editorship of . ... ... । is know 8.1 separate counties; they vary Rev. Douglas of Janesville, Wis­ moved into the John Marten's this excellent credit against me—I cant play a piano, so And the moral of this little story » frorn countles of wealth like Wayne. , .!,« peopk I have to have some form of outlet simply this: the way to malte the I oakhind. Genesee, Kent. etc., to some why they did not make definite !sbtcr- Mrs Harriette Earl of Chi­ consin. spent a few days the past house. George to the rural jour­ week with his sister. Mrs. Doud, of for rhythm.) | world fit together Is to make the In- I whore population is so small that Averill nalism of Michigan.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- Icak-o. Illinois. Rutland. He occupied the pulpit of dividual fit into the world; since it is : there are hardly enough voters to I | Mr. and Mrs. James Freeman went the M. E. church In this city Sun­ While pick Cook Is lending his » *<— * »_ a..—»u-A. ! AH the standard number of offices eultr (or u» lo pertrel, oorAlre,, ln „,ull „ , MY sori. 11 ; to Maple Grove to visit Mr. and day morning. sparkling personality to the "gloomy than It Is to perfect others, why. - pyramiding of cost in government Married at the M. E. parsonage In Mrs. M. E. Calkins from Friday areas'' of California, these columns this city on Friday. September 10th. until Monday. dqn't you see. all we have to do 13 to that is at present unbearable, this week shall be "darkened" by Mr. and Mrs. George Abbey were by Rev. w. A. Hunsberger. Mr. Michigan's pay greater attention to our own *»<-»«>"—-- present State zCon -a^ ­ the thought jwoccsscs of a scribe called to Kalamazoo Saturday by Frank Allerton of Castleton and stitution has created a County unit t r y to shortcomings, and then the whole ‘the death of Mrs. Abbey's brother. Miss C. Carbough of Orange, Ionia '1 sysivin system u> of Kvrnllltieni government uuu that uik docs .i *not iw who lives in a suburban community correct errors when world will reflect our corrected col- tukc into consideration the varying Lewis Munson county. of ten thousand souls; land, frank­ shown to be errors. Rev. Belcher of Philadelphia, who Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ford returned lecilve altitudes. I types ot county population and at­ ly. may I add. plenty of delinquent ' tending wealth, or lack of wcalt^. to and 1 shall adopt to their home In Urbandale on Mon­ has spent his vacation with his sis­ taxes). <and may I further add. day after a week's visit with Has­ ter. Mrs. Valliant, of .thia city, re­ । carry on. The hodgepodge, expensive. new views so fast as I On November 6 you will vole at Inefficient system that now prevails tings friends. turned to his home Tuesday. plenty of you out-staters bought w they shall appear to Michigan's general election. You will u, altogether unfitted for these modM. W Riker of Grand Rapid* plenty of Oakland county lots that Fnr ur» i. NASHVILLE. be true views.— took advantage of the fair to visit vote for peojilc to fill offices, as well cm days, so unlike lhe horre-andyou should have allowed to remain r,,h’ Homer E. Downing. Castleton Hastings and to greet many of "his Abraham Lin'as to decide certain amendments to mere pasture land); for Binning-■ i> township's oldest merchant In years friends here. COLN. your State Constitution. Arc you of continuous living here, and a pi­ ham. situated between Detroit and, THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. 1 really acquainted with the candloneer merchant in Nashville, died at Pontiac, shelters no Victories, no '$£;• Vsl.ru optalwta. Mbs Amelia Goodyear left Thurs- his home on Main Street, Saturday dates, and with the propositions to nr*r !■> IHr huge industries. Just a great many । |___ ____ ' day for Coldwater enroute to Roch- night. He was bom in Maple Grove be voted on? Whether you be Dema—— -------- ’--------- 1 ' ' jester. New York, where she will enmen and women, hoys and girls, <if > township 80 years ago. When uj buggy era when Michigan's govern­ ■ you ought to nivuiu. each eager to live and to learn, to u-nsiVih" . crat or Republican, • mental wuxica policies wcic were uiiftiiinuj originally ovv set ' plans in advance "Oh wc don't t<r thr deportment of domestic arts young man he came to Nashville kmw just what we may want to do.and Bc,ences °: Mechanics Insti- and opened up a store in the build­ (read between the lines on every is- up. get along In a world that, somehow^ • (* ■ Ull we get there; we want to be free ,u ?®„ ing now occupied by the Nazarene । sue. And plaue remember thnt. j So. in November, you will be prlvseems so big and bewildering and M> Mn. D. O. Robinson Iwhile some candidates may be great upon proportion to-do as we olcase." Mr ~ " *returned ' church. Mr. Downing was a former hard to knit together in a co-opcr- jt>!> Monday from But the facts are that "when we-----------• "z —Saugatuck, ------ —— where ----- -she — village treasurer and a member of gives to the counties “ the (public speakers, or great promluTs. that merely ! -alive humanity. guc5t of Irlcnds during lhe cemetery board. He had en­ power Rute. to adopt what U ptan"ea^ known as get there" wc are lost amidst a wild- ,u*s b<*n Stare each Issue of The Banner lhclr records cloecly before you . Some ‘~Undw “th« emess of attractions and arc the ।lh" paat a „ lu gaged In the produce business, was the c. of -r Grand Rapids generally contains tomethlng touch- VO(C jor t^em in the solitude of- the I county will be allowed to create nnd prey of every local spell binder Herman Batch; ”"- -rr —r an auctioneer for 40 years, was Irt The first time I ever knew that Ing the subject of politics. I'll have balloting booth There te a certain wl 1,1 motion a type of government. unless in advance we have informer!'Bpcnl Saturday hero the guest of the sugar business and was Inter­ Michigan contained a community l» keep up .he .«xl work b, re- ^h„lw, . tom ol PoWle.l merJ. Babcock, ested in the lumber, building sup­ S K ourselves of the special attractions! ^r' ,nnd ^rs technique, a form of political merin that particular spot and KNOW lvls Kendall, who has been plies and coal trade. He owned a called Hastings was when, as a boy llevlng myself of a few notion* ‘“ "i •*»' . ap- c handLsing that even a rascal can why we decided to g.> there instead w*1*’ ^lrs «at,^s Wright of Carlton, large amount of real estate. He is of less than ten. I met the new wife proprtate to the coming election. I icarn; don't let him or her fool you J Am nd ment does not bring about any of- somewhere -----------------------------„ , JOV --------------------------------------------------s -----else And this is not --------------------------------------------------r------ survived by the widow and three of an uncle on my mother's side. Her am a - Republican. .. Independent, J„. .. if wlth nlce word3 dccepUve smnes. changes; it only makes It possible difficult if only wc will take a little‘vance between attractions and not daughters. Mrs. O. W. Gribbcn, Mrs. maiden name was Nina B DePlanta, you please, but one who tries to mcchanical handshakes. Remember later on lor any or all of our 83 pains in advance. In fact there is be bewildered by a mass of unex- Fred Bullis and Mrs. Alda Lewis, and she married Leroy T. Palmer.'• project and exploit the good wlthcounties to "vote on whatever often as much interest in planning pected surroundings when we gel all of Nashville, four grandchildren. that ixihtlclaiu arc only human be­ changes each county's voters op- a trip and in choosing between at-1 there, indeed with such a preparation Funeral services were held Tuesday now residents of Maywood. Illinois. |n tlwc wjio represent our Party In ings; all of them make mistakes— prove. tractions as In the actual experience. ■ one may know to advance the poa- afternoon at two o'clock at the home Many of you in Hastings today per- thr state and nation. <Dick is that Such an Amendment has Wdn I say INTEREST, not satisfaction. isiblltUea at any region as well as he of Mrs. Grlbben. Burial was In but some of them• ••• make haps, remember the DePlanta famlzw. — mistakes Uv Nina was and Is a fine woman Y X h without malice or thought of per­ needed for many years We suggest which te quite another matter and j knows hte own home town and is Lakeview cemetery. I that you leatjn more about it. nnd the thing for which wc travel. Be- rarely surprised by what he sees u>. Nina was. anq w. a line womap. two yeBra ago Tuesday of last week Ms. and Mrs. Byron Turner of .sonal gain; others merely use the thu* do your part as good citizens sides, to any kind of travel, every' but is ready to get lhe full enjoyFrom her I formed my first childish lle w(th a (----- . Niles came Saturday to spend some number of other Michigan channels of government, through to bring about reform in County day means expense; therefore. EV- ment of anticipated satisfaction, time with hb parents, Rev. and Mrs. Impresflon of Hastings in those neuspap-r folk, gathered In the Llh. a . x. publw oniC(, fatten themselves at got eminent —George R Averill in ERY day should count on the actual I Failure to do this to advance is Turner. days I lived in Cleveland. Ohio So coln stud>. nt the House in the Birmingham Eccentric. purposes of the trip. 1 .. . । the cost ot the taxpayers. Tilts — laiwhen I became a permanent resident wxxhinfftnn t™i mtened of Michie in 16 rears .eo I was nre- "a5/ln<,on' and IL'“,’"'d to Pret i- t(T constitute a form of legalized SCHUYLER^TELL EM p! i’rt.lA’1™"" brx.xUMM ub_ in advance and decide exact- 1__________________ n • > r>vagO 1 denl Hoover relate the story of this Malcolm Bintfay *rites "Only -God k|y whai,-. .... ,WTO: Bnu w au. lri. inrcuc craveuera; -van we get our Mias Margaret Burton, grand­ piracy: to them politics is only a un<1 w.d,)'’W- -hectic travellers: "Can we get our destined, so to *•" speak, to WQrid.Wjde depression.) You folks. r«t « ■•v sometime ♦game, the rewards of which are can make a tree and He d dn I ung everythin* else go by the lunch. «e the Grand Canyon and daughter of Mrs. John Lake, was visit your delightful city. I liked it. as taxpajrere. support this thing we ” “atkbii" infl’uTnTc *"and"7i1a"ny make it for you political candidates boards. Mrs Davenport and 1 knew get away in an hour?" "Certainly." unlfed in marriage to Gerald Rccso and still do. And not the least of of Detroit on August 15th. Mrs. about Alasko GEO-11 GEO- ;I said. said. "You "You can can cal cal right right hers here and and the influences that attracted me was $tUBP^nu? n^kn^H^Xd ,,ronuble Pa,rctla.Rr 8uch influence, to use as a billboard on which to as much graduate of Nashville tack your ugly mugs—Schuyler GRAPHICALLY before our visit as there If you can pay* from mere is 15 the me Grand orana Canyon." canyon? The Tne itecse was a " "T7 " , Marshall. Clinton county Republl- afterwards. *-*• us free *—- to • do • Canyon .... looked about a mile .. across, i™..“h.00' “W & t,ie Childrens uw .Intern .M hbcnly lnWU.nl , 1"v" ,M ,U“ “*• “ ----------------- That left $21.50 to $30.00 for If in an'hour -A.— .x.-u «—u M ol your tBX ,untl arc uast<,d *» state government. Both Republican can-News. ,the things wc came to da. We might'.1 wonder —w u .a,-. they vcould -~.m *^*lal ln Detro,t “ a "»tetered personality of young Dick Cook. »Hls eat their lunch and REALIZE that nursc government; some of this ran be .... Democratic nartle* arc the rcas well know to advance that wriest your.fall suit; if you An American paraoox paradox We „ . 1, 0 1>,moc™uc pan.is arc me re- । An wc revere will not exhaust any region in one it is as far across as from Hastings dad and uncle 1 hare met but once.) t,r«M.Ae,.Aa -.-1 ___ A f '■> Mr. and Mr*. Clift Kleinhan* and prevented, and some of it cannot. fugcs Ui of kliz.bx political pirates You the IllcilfVlJ memory U1 of r.kULA Patrick Henry IUI for ----- ----.... -------- -------puiik.AU. pun!!.' xvu Lilt visit. Specifically, do wc go to sec, to Woodland? Anyhow they had family of East Lansing apent Sun­ demand the finest of Vm.r d.ii.htfi.1 w .. I . Z*. °n y *n,y tO Cl,t down the **’ “no* *ho some of them arc. at work saying "give me liberty or give me the agriculture of a region, its)come some sixty mile* out of their day evening here. Your delightful Hastings, consist- cesslve cools of government, whelh- In lhe nrcsent . - election Only by ob- death'' "nd* --------------*-----------,hcn we slRn “ cod--------'’ or 4 tailoring for your per­ Mra. C. A. Biggs visited her itister, contract that curtails our ’cen<-ry. its geology, it* plant and way to SEE lhe Grand Canyon. I altag of Rs physical property. Its hu- cr of federal, state, or even the in tne present election, uniy oy oo serving them closely, by learning liberty —W. H. Berkey. Cassopolis anlmal life? What is the particular way* wondered if they, really aaw Mrs. A. H. MacEldowney in Jack­ sonality; if you enjoy man being*. Its cultural Imrtitutbns. mallest unit. Is for you, as citizens, reason for this particular trip? That ANYTHING worth while except to son BatuFday. where they travel, can you determine vigilant. I is the first and the great question to - be able to say afterward. "I iiave is. of course about the same as mod to take a greater interest in its The first meeting of the Chamber Uine, long-wearing how to cast your b.llot November 0 „One fondly." Apathetic Am- confront every, traveller before he seen the Grand Canyon." We spent of Commenrce for the fall was held other area* of like size in our coun- problems. When some wise iieraon ' wool fabrics, we urge try. Within your borders and in uttered this famous remark: 'Ths " -If you want to save your party and bas£ndor can do the United States closes the home door behind him the night at the bottom and saw a Monday night at the I. O. O. F. hall. and puts hte traveller's checks in LITTLE of that greatest gorge in all **‘c yourself from eventual loss. more good in any Latin American bekahsPP<!r *“ put on lh® H«your rural environs, human hearts ocst governed people arc the least you to inspect our country than can 10.000 marines."— hte pocket. For example, our one.the world. beat in an eternal yearning for the governed " he mean: that the least purpose in the recent ^rlp was to| At Westminster -Abbey many years Accident* seem to be quite num­ Dr. Pedro Jose Zepeda. Tailoring Dept. things of thl* life—and undoubtedly supervision people need from gov- i: I have spent a great deal of time___________________________________ I study the drouth, for we had been (ago we saw a company of Cook'* erous far Nashville people or hap­ the next. You contain men and ernmental agencies.' the happier observing the acitvitles of political Of justice need watching and re- Jover th? route many time before on .tourist* being guided through Hen- pening in and near the village, a* other quest*. ' ry Seventh's chapel. At the tail end Mr. and Mrs. Lou Gardner, daugh­ women—most ot them unsung and they will get along as neighbors; for turtles, though I have never been a pairing Just as much as the weighing ________________ , -j Hov^ go about planning a trip? I of a company of probably forty ter. Mrs. Venu* Pennock and Mr». unheard—whose lives testify to their mtich of government is. in a very candidate lor or held any public .scales in your edrner store. The city feel justified in att^ptTng an'an- hobbled “ahtUe old woman’ who~re- Sam Dutches* were going to> Lan­ r,t0 l?,a ouwition. not because it marked os she passed, "What place ding Friday, their car skidded in loyalty to the upbuilding of Hasting, targe sense, made necessary by the offlcc. But many years of active sealer of weights and measures must newspaper work have brought me do his Job well-and that mean. ’ perienced ‘ tkveUe “ but bSrn and Barry county. By the same tok- unwillingness of jwople to lenrn to ne-wrer «ork h.re, l>reu*h. « 4, „u job th.l m<*» U> Alu*. mre. lapse gravel and went in the ditch. Mr. Gardner ha* a ttfoken collar public of- that « wontVn ------------ worhen ------------- UH13MX1 en» your populace live with •••• the — least and strife into close contact with r you alert voters must men a*,U and of the insisted LUKI that WC we bone. Mrs, Dutchess wa* cut quite . - ■ •probably ' contains ------------ ---—.■• friction *»■ ,u a.,*.. ----------------- do vrair .your- many inexperienced ****** WVIIKU V| MIC passengers human. ben.gs. ।let's hope they are among themselves. When you can- nclah: rnort of‘ them are really " hon* 'inspecting rntnrctlna jobs tnhs as free citizens are taking to the rood road these days rtoi-s were sailing ulltnir R-mklDH-r STRAIGHT nnrth badly and the other* were bruised north wry, «ry snfell in.numbexi. uhosc not :-ta«-Uiv neighbor-M-thv^WJ'-esL and want to perform a repl sen-, equally well. If you would get full — a'1,d — 50 mucls money are whereas WA we were more west ■ MUd stl*ken Up. —• time Aand —A Maww*# WK*A going ***V« V .... fruitleu for;than On Saturday afternoon. Mr* Bu»,, ... ... of' greed. ,c<f tz. LL.— being wasted in fruitless search for than ,north. Most of them knew lit-1 lit— . n»i!v only mAib.MAH. motives <re to squeerc .... (Hit of you allow many .human evils ,o vz»*_ you—1x11 ro-w ,hcr€ ■’* nun)** plenty nF* of 'measure for your dollars. '‘ ■satufattlon.' --------------------it— *atisfactlon. (tie and apparently cared leas as to an Callaghan of Battle Creek was life whatever Tbelr shriveled and and sclflshnew and^unfairness, an- others who care for you only at ------- =------ ------------------------। First of all. let us decide in a where we* were What they wanted ; where we were. What thev wanted severely Injured and her son. CalOur Huita murt fit and selfish comjealousy, eic., etc., eic.. etc., to to oe be maae made ---------election But. enough of this rambling— general way the thing »r we wish most j was was 10 to oc be amused, hour wnn with vln, professor of English at the Law­ ----- .— natures can get; every aw *- Kger. vr, jvaiousy. - time, ----- ™ so that you can take 1 ----.................................................. ..... muui w***i num amusca. hour nour by oy nour aatisfy you before in­ munily harbors suchwunenllghtened manifest in human relationships. cart> of thCm whlle they hold Office..next week BUI Berkey, of the Cass- to see and to do. Then we will write m many , sensations as possible rence Schoo! of Technology In De­ souls. Ml Of them to be pitied for and it become, necessary to ret up "On the average, government is about |Opolls Vlgltart. wUl interest you with |he troit, narrowly escaped Injury when vesting one cent. their starved outlooks upon an oth- outside Influence* to eradicate, as « clhlfal « average buxines, is For better stuff. He. too. will probably n ^e^e tily -JX a ktek‘% tftoe™ their car struck a truck end over­ turned on M-?5 on the south aide erwlre Joyous adventure Jcnown as fay'as possible, these evils. That is |event public official wire has looted resort to rhyme—and reason—as he oj uie national parkswe will write it la almmt a reproach to waste human existence There are ouya boys wny, why. in inaa world world tnat that isisnow now getting get tine thc public treasury of little or big tells you .— how — to----------fix the- wrongs In---the A.-.**^. Jiictc are -- -----—Department -------------------of Interior at Wash- time and money on the road. When iMhan said he was drying north .«J girls under __ ____ - .... ... 1•____________ - affairs. 1 *iA. Bo 111 end this brief. Inrtnn for Pamphlets namnhlWa dealing with with . — .« —.aaa ... ..A-ui. -nd your individual and the back-wash of hatreds' that _ "burst 1,um5 lherc __ are___ “... -called legitl- human when the truck, occupied by two ne­ trip fe enjoy the benefits of travel it would active crenrol. each emerging forth in a World war. our fsdefal ‘’uataets who have done the,but pleasant to me. editorial visit to that region. If it la a mountain ‘ .n w w « groes from Detroit, turned directly we win get. In the same way. maps in front of his car. He swung to into maturity with high hopek and and state government* are so rapY<X1 need but to reflect upon,your delightful community. May the showing roads and trails. If it 1* to.thoee who do spend of their *ubavoid a beadon collision, his car SMMtime* turbulent enthusiMms— idly entering into the affairs of ev- lhe v“* '"ue# of bonds and other Hastings Banner continue to bring be an auto trip we will get road*stance amidst strange and rtlmu- slid* swiping the Xruck and turned ,and what a challenge they bring toerF life, einecially In the economic “ouUUcs that have defaulted in the Its cheerful and ably edited new* to no< al°ng tty way from local jig ting scenes to take time and fore- over ret the right side of the road. Mrs. Oallaglian vu taken to Nichols whrt. naught tn Hasting, or close to - --------------------- -------------^ean. Governmental policies may be good folks of Hasting* and Barry route wy teJeJSed[ to^hatot ST^^Lk? th?1!^ort% uSir hospital in the Hess ambulance. ion CUSTOM TAILORED 1 SHALL FALL SUITS J Over 500 New Fabrica for you to choose from! WATERS It, there are future Lincoln*, Lincoln*. Plot-1 so muth'conceived high county, tn read pfof-1 We human being* spend ao much conceived and enacted by hlah'oouniy. in city, village, or upon the advantage; advantage: for on the road cnee Nightingale*, cnarte* Lind- time and money trying to correct idealists, but generally they are car- i farm, increase the measure of your trail time is both money and ■berghs. VoUaire*. each a potential the problems of the outside world, iwd into execution by selfish and .interest and support of one of tetor and enuader crusader for fm the tor estabrre.b- that we too often neglect neeket the real]predatory real oredatorv humankind. humankind. Tho scales wales ।Michigan's Mwhrean s beat best weekly wrekiv newspaper*'^ rewaoaueW a position to chow or «- the the ! opportunities. nnnort>mifi<-« Anyhow inrhn. not to tn take oppor- French heel* and ordinary walking '“***• tato ‘he tootmtaln* “ 1 *“** dooe' _ _ . tn ad- o,,,n * E. Davenport. ver* bruises’and shock The°x-rav taken, of her effest. left hip and pclvl*. showed that no bones were ftac‘“L**1 _ Gall Bedore, IP, of Lake Odessa. clothes m> “IF IT ISN'T GOOD WK DON’T CAfiltY It" tl la hl e �M, |H4 TM MAIT1N01 MWTO, WWHMT, * -------- --------- - ' ' .-a.-KZBSB--------------- nih IliTH SUNBURY INN WAS hfil III I DAMAGED BY FIRE UnIL III I U ‘TREASURE ISLAND” HERE NEXT WEEK Wo are certain that many Ranner readers will be pleased to team that •Treasurer Island," with Wal­ lace Beery and Jackie Cooper will be shown at the Strand theater Wednesday. Thursday and Friday night*, oct 3rd, 4th and fi|h. As usual Manager Branch wa* on the ground early and secured this Picture for Barry county patroite of the strand. There will be a special matinee Wednesday afternoon, Oct 3rd, for school children, when they will be favored with special low admission price. ■ It 1* a matter of common knowl­ edge that of late there haa been se­ vere criticism of the producers of moving pictures because of the ten­ dency to eniph**tee sex. lewdness, crime, and other features that a great many people feel should never bt permitted to appear on ths • screen. Here In a colorful setting, will be a reproduction of pirate adventure taken from.Robert Louis Stevenson'* ■Treasure Island." m which two of the screens most popular stars. Wal­ lace Beery and Jackie Cooper, have the leading parte, and assisted by a cast of many others scarcely less not­ able in the movie world. Making pictures for the education, amuse­ ment and entertainment ot the pub­ lic 1* a "business," Just the same os any other business. Those who make those pictures, wc are sure, want to meet the demands of pa­ trons. ' Though wc have not had - the pleasure of seeing it as yet. "Treas­ ure Island" comes highly recom­ mended as a goad, clean picture, full of thrills, and one that has a general appeal. Picture producers can tell whether'pictures of thl* kind meet With public approval by the "box receipts." If you want to help en­ courage the production of better pictures it will help a lot to patrotitee "Treasure Island" and others of that quality as they appear. FORD 8AY8 PROSPERITY HINGES ON “SANTA." Washington. Pa.. Sept- 23—When everybody goes back to work, Henry Ford said today, everything will be fine. "Do you think that will be this winter?" he was asked during a brief interview at the ceremonies dedicating a .memorial to William Holmes McGuffey. "If Santa Claus goes to bed, it >111." was the quick answer. Mr Ford had Just been parrying questions regarding his position on the NRA. whose automobile code he has refused to sign. - "Who do you mean by Santa Claus? The government?" J "You know dang well what I mean,” said Mr. Ford. A host ot autograph hunters end­ ed the interview. NE-TOP-PEW GROUP. ■ The Ne-Top-Pew Camp Fire' group held Ito first meeting ot the Jail oti Wednesday evening. Sept. Ith. with every member present. The assistant guardian. Mrs. Ivah Winfcger. gave a very Interesting and instructive talk on the new year's work, explaining to the girls how |ach one could earn some very spe­ cial honors. Every member plan* on floing her very best to forge ahead |nd cam for herself and her group js many honors and a* much credit as possible. All the member* are iPIremakers" and are working on •he.r "Torchbearer*" rank. Nearly 111 of the group attended Camp Kifanniwa during lhe post summer. ■ On this Wednesday evening, the ■iris arc hiking to'Lake Al-GonQuin for a cook out supper. In the ■ear future a rummage sale will be held to earn fund* for dues and Camp Fire gowns. . . property to-wtt: I milch co*. 1 gray mare colt, I pair of oken and yoke*. 1 baby yoke, '1 ox cart Iron, several feet poplar weatherboards, ply and wood mould board, 7.000 to 10.000 clap boards, IJW0 ten-foot fence rafts, 1 80-galton sap kettle, 95 sugar troughs made of white ash timber, 10 gate, of maple syrup, 3 spinning wheel*, 30 pouhd* mutton tallow, 1 large loom made by Jerry Wilson, 300 pole*. 100 split hoops; 100 empty barrel*, one 32-gal. barrel of John­ son-Miller whiskey, 7 years old; 300 gallon* of apple brandy, one 40-gallon copper still, 2 dozen read books, made by Ben Mills. 50 gallons of 3 handle hooks, 2 scythe* and cradle*. 1 dozen pitchfork*, one-half Interest In tan yard, 32-callbre rifle made by Ben Mills. 50 gallons of soft soap, ham. bacon and lard, 40 gallons of sorghum, moliusc*. o head of fox hound*, all soft-mouthed but one. "At same time I will »el! my six Negro slave*—2 men, 35 and 40 years old; 2 mullatto wenches, 40and 30 years old; will sell together to sante party a* will not separate them. 'Terms of sale, eash In hand or hole to draw four per cent Interest, with Bob McDonnell as surety. “My home te two miles south of Versailles, Ky„ on the McCouns fer­ ry pike. Sale will begin at 3:00 A. M. Plenty to eat and drink.”—J. L. MAY BE A WEED WILL BE­ COME A FAJM PRODUCT Mounting Price of Orudc Rubber May Have That Result - Il te pouible that Michigan farm­ er* may find a new farm product, which they can raise easily and profitable. The mounting price of crude rubber te again turning the at­ tention of American scientist* to making America independent of all other countries in toe production of crude rubber. It l? said that a gum which can be extracted from golden­ rod make* a splendid quality of rubber, At the present time the Hol­ land and British governments prac­ tically control the supply of crude rubber, which come* from East India possession* of those two countries. It te extracted from rubber trees. The growing of such trees has not been profitable in recent years, be­ cause of the low price of raw rub­ ber. The two governments have Joined In an agreeipent to boost the price. If they shall carry their program far enough to alarm the American manufacturers who use crude rubber—nnd America uses more of It than ail of the rest of the world put together—then there may­ be sometolng doing tn the U. 8. A. and a real effort may be made to raise golden rod extensively, so that the United States can produce its own rubber. Goldenrod grows wild in Michigan. It would not take much effort to grow it on a large scale, because it seem* especially adapted to the cli­ mate ot this state. It will be re­ membered that the late Thomas Ed­ ison produced an excellent quality of rubber from thte plant. He died, and the low price oK crude rubber for several years has not encouraged more experimenting. However the threat of greatly increased prices 1* causing much interest in the goldenrod al thte time. A SENSIBLE VIEW. Henry Ford says some things that are very much to the point. Speak­ ing of surpluses. Ln an Interview the other day. he said: "Msst persons think nowadays of the surpluses as an evil. It is said to break the market and drive down prides. Therefore, they say. the sur­ plus should be destroyed and the fu­ ture production of the commodity strictly limited. ■This view I think la slvort-sighted and mistaken. The surplus is really « blessing in disguise. It places pres-, sure on lhe ingenuity of man to dis­ cover new uses for the commodity. Once these new uses are discovered, the apparent surplus adds to the wealth and comfort of human life." WANTS WHIPPING POST. u Judge Edward J. Molnet extmaseH ■te regret, in the federal court at Detroit Thursday, that the law did ■ot permit him to tend Wm. Button U» a whipping post. ' Sutton te 35 Wars old. a former policeman, and was convicted on a charge of at­ tempting to extort money from pros­ pective brides, whose names he obidned from marriage license record*. For a fee he promised to'reveal the "past*" of their future husband*. A OBITUARY. fpan dirty bnough and mean enough James Underhill, ton of Joseph to do such a thing would be a fit candidate for the punishment which and Mary Underhill, was born in Judge Molnet wished he could give Marden. Kent Co.. England. July 6. him. east of Delton Sunday morning. Sept. 1®, 1934. at the age of 7# years. 2 months and 10 day*. With hte par­ ents he came from England to NewYork when he was three years old. rand redded in New York until ten By B. A. LyBorker years of age when he came to MlchDyspepsia 1s indigestion and It itgan and settled In Barry township ha* one effect—it sadden* the where he haa since resided. In lhe whole existence of the victim. year 1880 he was united in marriage to Miss Helen Learn of Barry town­ Dyspepsia results from various ship. who passed away on April 1. reason*—but the principal one* 1890. To this Urtlon was born one are over-eating and eating too daughter, Irene. In 1893 he was again fast. The three-meal-a-day hab­ united in marriage to Miss Clara it which te sufficient for the la­ Terpenlng of. Prairieville <o.wfn*hip. boring man te too heavy a reK' b far the sedentary worker. | On July Bth. 1917, ho wa* married to Mrs. Alice Ronan, who survive* result te that hte system te him. He leaves to mourn the low filled with more food than he of husband and father, hte wife. can assimilate. Hasty eating Alice, and daughter, Mrs. John Har­ which has become a habit with rington. and two grandchildren. many nervous nnd hard pressed Mrs Margaret Pennock and Marvin worker* te another sin against Harrington, also a sister. Mr*. Mary the. physical structure. IVA III! tbc bIand- Ne&r this monument to tle Kuinc invariably stand* the sole I Cuban survivor of that battleship. auistebulary Mi top <A a and the extremely poor. There seente I to be an Mbaerice of that great middle­ class of comfortable, wrell-to-<lo peo____________ _____________ I— —— ..,™ pup™.™ * «?•" "W. ________ _______ __ i ___________ *ny moment. The negro population (Continued from page one) ion the Island has greatly Increased, Our drt*® took u* through the --------- —— --------:--------------------------- 'and there has been quite a mixture I “wealthy section." ihowlng many Fire did extensive damage to what te known a*' Bunbury Inn, on the " Bern: noma mmtaa. 1uthfc. north end of Gull lake Saturday causing the deaths of over 100 peo­ tyI*' ,?h,en t0°' ■myst attractive and beautiful in their fete night. Thi* place used to be known agitators have found their way I tropical letting* and iurrpundinn excitement at the Turner Resort, ft has wide ple. and entailing a loss of mil­ Into Cuba. Jfflrt a* they have Into all The architecture wa* chiefly, ifnot :near getting shot, while lions of dollars. The day that wc popularity under it* present name. “tmtries. and they fouhd wholly, ot Spanish design, and Ln such the atreeta of HaranA . The year's resorting season had plenty of material to work on. Not surrounding* It would seem almost !a CUMd darted t The police u»k after t about doped, but the proprietor, that, only a few months hence, that far from this Maine monument, a L lf ahy OLhcr woujd oom mchced to ah Mrs. R. H. Hawkins. and her six floating palace would meet Buch a modem hotel rear* it* itaiely head place. We drove on out to an agri- course 1 children were in their room* in the terrible end. Later Investigation abovc a" the surrounding cuitura! experiment station several les* of Ute crowd or cc Inn when tho fire was discovered. tends to show that tho ship may buildings, and ha* a rommandlng mile* out In toe country, and It wa* Many thought that another revo­ on the way. but the flee­ The origin te believed to have been have been deliberately act on fire. H view of the ocean. It te really a I really surprising to *ee toe large lution Mr* Jennie land. X the ing Cuban proved only to be a puraedefective wiring in the attic. The ao what punishment could jit such beautiful building, and it would be ; stre.Jhr, snateher. one of the bullet* fired at blaze was flrat noticed when the a dastardly crime? “i* under culuVKtlon. The sou look­ him came within inches ot on« of lights Began flickering.-Mrs. Haw­ -- though —•- ft ■ would •be producUve. • Havana te charmingly located, and spot. Not long before we visited Ha- cd af • kin* waa 111 in bed at the time, but could be developed into one of the vana toe agitator* and revolutionist* but I did not learn why II was not our lady paasengcr*. Our trip wa* to Include a visit to directed her children to take out most beautiful citie* in the world. were In command of things. Some being used. Possibly ••surplus'' pro­ the light fuses, and lost no time In Inside te a fine harbor around officers of toe deposed duction as uuuicixjuk bothersome in uuu» Cuba , Morro Castle and other points, but • - -resident .. . •• “'-‘•mu te iu to Booth so much time was lost in visiting summoning aid.' I which the business section has been Machado were .---------- — *“ visit Ito** 1 "Sloppy Joe'*" place, the cigar fac­ The newly reorganised Delton Arc built. Elsewhere the land slopes beautiful hotel. L_----------------------- ... is sick tn b< deportment conquered the blare and gracefully down to the sea. Further Ln and taking them, the revolution­ on fruits and vegetables were aur-1 tory. and other places of far lesser fast m Sn*------- ---------prevented J t* destroying the build- (back arc the rolling hills. Nature ist* placed .machine guns in com­ pritlngly low. and with great varie­ Interest, that our driver included that wc wouldn't have lime to vtelt Ing and spreading to adjoining col- was bountiful In remembering this manding positions all aiound toe ties to make selections from. tagea, It wo* the first call answered i portion of the -pearl of the An­ hotel and turned loose with the guns | DCIOIV Before wr wc 1BI1UCU landed U1 In UB¥Bnai Havana, nu np-. Mono Castle. He had collected our ___ _ since .____ the .. . Hiles."' and ..... I.. . .... way ....... at least, . . ... .the .. .. The lives of everyone In toe hotel merous passenger* were more or less fare*, had our money, and what be death of her Bister, Mr». Amy RoraIn une by the Delton department bangh. of Charlotte, __ _ . . 1 .... .. ... were In in rlnnapr danger, nt of nnnvsf course, r.'rrarrl. regard­ conccrned purchase of Its present equipment, Spanish war wa? a big help and 'were as lo whether it would be said "went," despite our protests. We Mra Frank W consisting of a truck and gu mask*. that was that t|w Americans gave ■less of who they were, where they safe to leave the ship or not. Not so, did see a lot of Ute city—about all and Mra. Owen we ever care to in fact. came from, or whether they had any Insurance men are loud in their the city a thorough "cleaning up" 1 long before, the revolutionists had nlng. Mr. Dodg Somewhal1 Interest in ----------------------the success or----------------failure of taken charge of things, and even ah they left. Appearance* do ------— ... praise of toe work of the Delton before — : improved. • j the revolutionist cause, a number American official had been shot at. firemen, in fighting thl* blaze and !not indicate that any ny too much atat-;' Lynn Griffen called on Adrian SOUTH BOWNB. preventing toe destruction of the tentlon Is being given along that:were killed and the building was Intermittent shootings had con­ Cramer Sunday eYenlnt. building, water was pumped from ■line now. Before the Spanish war quite a sorry looking sight after the tinued almost dally, and but a few Mr. and Mrs. WUl Cockier and the lake. The Hickory Comers de- 1the city of Havana was a pest hold melee ended. Judging from pictures days before we arrived, a new out­ Mr* Dora Kepkey of Leighton DOUD CORNBM8. partment also responded nnd wa* 1of filth and disease. Yellow fever i printed at the time. But when we break had occurrcd. The Cubans are township visited their niece, Mra. ready to help If needed1and other scourges swept the peo-|were there the exterior damages at quite an "excitable" race, and when Harold Yoder and family Sunday. with Mra. Pearl Larabee Friday, The Delton department te entitled Ipie oft like flies. In epidemics that (least had all been repaired. When they start shooting they make a Mr. and Mra. Will Mteliler and Oct. 5. visited the island. In fact y°u 8° one of these «ight-aeelug business of it. Their alm may not Gwendolyn to the pratee It te receiving for ite ,frequently । endolyn spent Sunday with Mrs. Mra. There will be preaching at Cedar ________ good work. One of the garages ... in It 1 U said that the city wa* scarcely • excursions. you go where they take be so perfect, but that tent any com­ Mteliler* - -M. Rouih. • and - 1 Creek church Sunday evening at hler’a brother. J. body that town built a new ™ z on ~ the ever Dee from yellow fever. The ' you. because they tell you they make fort to the one who gets In the way wife. -. of .Portland. —-------- -----On -----------their—way „ t |7:30. AU eome. —.... . . Americans went in. Just ns they did tall of the historical points. A Cu- of a stray bullet. Excitement has home they called on Mr. and Mra. nre truck, which enable* them to _____ _____ , _ carry several barrels ot water, which ; in Panama, and gave the city such a ! ban’s idea of a historical point is been tense in Havana, and still stenu Kyle Stambaugh of Sunfield. Twenty-three weather stallona can.be used immediately before the]; cleaning a* it had never Jud before rath<r vague to say the least. We to be so. Not long before we arrived Frank Walton wu in Grand Rap- have been abandoned without I Auction pipe will make a larger *up- j|—nor since. Judging from appear- arrived at tills conclusion when our the armed guardians of lhe city, for business Thursday. * I Improvement that we can notice. ply available. In many small nre* ances. Thi scourge of yellow fever ear drew up behind a lot of other thte supply will be ample, lite was wiped out. and from Hut day i sight-seeing cars, stopped In front memWrs of the Delton department1; to this tn* said that there has been , of "Sloppy Joe'*" place, and we were (all directed to get out. "Sloppy Joe." go through regular training for!'no serious outbreak. their work, and have made them-]( Before our ship was even docked. I w as informed used to be well known I it was evident and it is claimed that— he, j selves efficient in fire fighting. — ----------------- that military forces in Chicago, - -------------------------r---------1 ...... ... . .. Ull- ,U.. The Bunbury Inn is orje of the were in control. You put a uniform 1 ..... Kot out — while the getting \was good. ■ most widely known buildings at these fellow*, and arm them with! He opened a saloon in Havana and , Gull lake. Il wa* remodeled seven a «un. And you have personages who (evidently has made some degree of or eight year* ago. The flames dam- n[* bound to esnphastee their power i financial success. But wiiy sight­ aged about seven or eight rooms in “nd importance. They Just can't seeing cars should all be compelled the upper part of toe structure, five help it. it seems, and their perfor- to stop there, when there are numon toe third floor and two on the niancr, possibly of their duties, te | erous other place* much more atsecond floor. The fire was largely. often accompanied by an uncalled | tractive and of far greater historical confined to toe attic and between for InJulencc that is apt to be often-,.'igniflcance—we will have to leave floor*. *lve. Along with many others we:it to our readers to ferret out a , wen*, on one of the automobile sight- reason—and It probably wouldn't i seeing trips aiumra around mm the: cnjr. city. We we stopped «•; at BRANCH DISTRICT. wc • take long. At any rate »«. Last Week's Letter. stopj^d at lhe <athcdral and were "Sloppy Joe's" and for quite a lilMra. Minda Mudge and Mis* Rhlh -'hown some wonderful piece* of *11- tie time. Another place that we stopWe are now carrying lhe "Great Scott" Mudge accompanied the former *, 'cr made centuries ago. and every ped for ouite a long time—and per­ son, Fr. John Day to Traverse City one a work of art. Wc drove along haps for the same reason—was at Thursday. Mrs. Mudge returned the I the beautiful wide oceanside drive! a well known Cuban cigar factory, which have proven exceptional for wear first of the wetk. Miss Ruth .will made of cement, that look.* out over One thing here was interesting beand also good rtyle. Then we have "Bnsspend the week with relatives in the sea, the waves pounding so hard cause it was so unusual. There were Delton Fire Department Did Splendid Work in Quenchtaf the Blue With WaUaoflsBesry; Jaokie Cooper and a Moat Notable Supporting Oaat lillUI nVniin fflOR IN CUBA sSSBi The New Fall Shoes Are Arriving Daily in Suede Combinations, and also the New Crushed Kid Combinations of Black and Brown Leathers! Grand -Rapid*. against the steep protecting wail,; perhaps 300 or 400 cigar-makers Mrs. Allan Sage, of Ypsilanti! that the water hi places wa* thrown, working In. thte large, well-lighted spent the week end with the family >n showers up over onto the drive- rdbm. The unusual thing about it here. way. Wc went on to Lhe beautiful, was that in the middle al the room. Rev. E. A. Faust of Kalamazoo monument erected to the memory ot and up towards the ceiling, was a conducted quarterly meeting serv- the Battleship Maine, sunk In Ha- little platform. Here sits a man apd Ices at the North Maple Grove ,vana iiarbor. uv.. There probably pi.ru.iui) te » no IW [reads to ‘W the workmen from ...... a n news •—■r" ­ church Saturday afternoon and question •— • what Cuba ■--------- “all •» day long. .Evidently the but to-day 1(paper Sunday morning. Mrs. Faust and would ba under the domination of Cubans like to be entertained while their three children accompanied >Spain, but for the intervention of working. Before leaving you arc ex­ Uncle Sam. No doubt this rnonu- [peeled to buy cigars at a price a him Sunday morning. Mr. and Mr*. Leslie Adams called :ment to the Maine was an expression jllttle higher Ilian what you would on toe former's parent* at Freeport ।of the appreciation of many CubansJpay here at home. The cemetery at for the assistance given them byjHavana te unusually beautiful and Sunday afternoon. Four student* from thte district J------------------ — --------------------—r - — In— America in---------throwing of! the shackles— well kept. design---------the .------Cuban started school at Nashville Monday of Spain. Perhaps, though there ha*:'tastes may rather run to a seeming the 17111. . I been a change in that feeling of deep' craving for all toe embelllshMr. and Mr*. Kenneth Norton and appreciation, because not long ago ments known to monumental art baby and Miss vkfta Kraft of Mar-‘some of the armed Cubans took a but that only adds interest to a ehall were Saturday afternoon guests pot shot at one of the very promi-, visit to toe most attractive cemeof Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton. ,nent American representatives tojtory at Havana. In the city of Ha- assortment of styles of Sherwood "ftekuty Arch" ahoes which are light and flexible PRICED FROM 33.60 to 36.50. Men's Shoes In all the new Fall styles on. clal Dye Machlbe with which we can re- guaranteed against peeling or cracking. These will match that new fall suit. IRONSIDE SHOE COMPANY HASTINGS :: MICHIGAN 3 Things Makp It Easy To Havp Hot Water to pay ON EASY TERM INSTALLS IT TRADE FURNACE COII 6 OLD HEATER THE DYSPEPTIC People who do a great deal of out-door work rarely suffer from dyspepsia. The sedentary work­ er who finds himself becoming dyspeptic should see a doctor and have hte diet regulated. PerhaQB medicine la Indicated. In this case, the patient should ask ills doctor to recommend a druggtet who will give him care­ ful and Mrs. Chas. Lechleilncr ot East Delton, and several step-grandchil­ dren.' Mr. Underhill has always been a very suoosssful fanner and his earthly po&seisions have been earned by the sweat bt the brow. verted in the Christian faith and Joined the Methodirt church at Delheld at Cepyrlabt Pennock cemetery. 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All through: speaker, but high tariff walls that;his travels he was impressed withi celved into the church without ex­ tensive study and careful prepa­ ration, although membership might easily be increased a thousand. No one sings in the adult choir who is not a Christian. How can they sing church music effectively otherwise, he contended. Music fills a great march! Dr. McClung comes back place In the work of the Madison ficlal circles were Jews; 50 per cent; anything but optimistic about bet- Ave. church There are seven choirs, beginning with one for little chil­ dren (Belding, Mich., by lhe way, has ., ' ‘ are prone to hurl criticism at the While condemning much of hte pro-! is still the best country In which to whole order. Let us suspect our gram and policies Dr. McGltmg said 'live, second to none In the matter of Hitler's hold in that country came civil and religious liberty. Until the about because he has unified the;doctrines of Jesus Christ dominate nation, bringing back the morale nations and men. can we look fbr Die and esteem of the German people, Holy City of God and a better na.*27^37^7nT Mcriunc following the devastating terms of the tlon was hte concluding thought. Dr. ’‘.Versailles Treaty. Then he has put McC!ung would be a fine speaker to ? three lnto effcct mliny worth* reforms like bring to Hastings sometime for this ^nt^h^dTnd Uie SEL0" “rtat bul,dln« Pro<ram for work‘ same addrcsa occasion of hte putting Into words |lng ,f?en’8l ' On€ of the m06t Interesting sesthe result of hte observations. Dr.' wlentlfic study tor a healthier na- |Sfons was the hour and a half given , —— i_i.nj.__ t hmrvi frw th*' Hon. to name but a few. Of all the %x>men for the two flirt time te a finished and fluent, Euroi**” t naA^uJj^t^db^vate~,branchM ot mlM1«n work, home and speaker, i think after listening to [dwfre the* bralny women (x> the great number ot masculine I *'lth the German Peoplethe .cupied the pJatform.Everything was wrfetM^during these sessions. pl.ets?nh11 He »pcrtlncnt *nd to the point. They would vote hte the most pleasing |t«y and friendliness every where. [didn't overlap, they didn't repeat, voice Briefly summarizing: In Ire-1 Austria with ite territory reduced and the} closed exactly on time, land* he found Indications every- to the size of Michigan, contains a Mrs. W. H. White of Boyne City •here of abject want and squalor; [city of two million people. With no presided; Mrs. A. H. Sargeant bf severance of relations with lhe । chance of expansion tor trade or Grand Rapids, spoke for the Home Mother country has not produced growth It’s the most unfortunate branch; Mrs.DoubledayofKalamn• the outward Improvement hoped for. country in Europe to-day. Italy he. zoo. representing the Foreign, had Tn Fnnland a native son told him termed the most unified nation on secured for her period Miss Harriet Hl snak~*u. » .. I Watson Watson of of Detroit Detroit, rerent!v recently retnmrH returned from China; Mrs. Clapp, leading de­ I votlons. made one of the best pray|ers I heard during conference- • With each sample bottle you get a CARD VELURE lapid Lotion As fine a hand and face lotion as was ever put on the market— Sample Size, I Cent. If yqu like it and are satisfied with it, turn in the "Card" for I I Cents Credit on a 50c. Bottle. Two drops will take care of the hands nicely. A very pleas­ ing odor. Wonderful for ■ after shaving. See our window display and get your sample for Ic. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Prop. Hastings, Mich. NATIONAL HOUSING ACT This bank has the approval of the NATIONAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION and is cooperating with.them in making loans for the improvement and rehabilitation of homes. This movement is making great strides in furnishing work for many men now out of< employ­ ment and we are pleased to be able to lend a hand in this great plan. We Are Doing Our Part of Hastings Barry Co. Democratsi1 GOOD THINKER PASTE THIS Turn Thumbs Down IN YOUR HAT IN ONE LINE GOOD IN MANY BOYS The chemist who reasons out a complicated experiment and live business man who solves a difficult in traduced the resolutlc merchandising problem might suc­ urcs, even though most newspaper well until the name of cessfully have held each other’s Jobs readers don’t care for a lot of them. henchman. Thon there were doings. in life, since psychological evidence Here are a few, however, and they A resolution was promptly passed are sponsored by the state Highway endorsing everybody but Foulkes on Department for their accuracy. They the democratic sute, national and county tickets. But the delegates ed from the University of Michigan. present a thumb-nail sketch of the The study, made by Dr. Marlon manuel Episcopal in our own city). situation presented by the proposed not make any suggestion that the Leroy Billings with the aid of 148 Each choir has Its own distinctive democrats of the county oppose Mr. student subject* at the University of robes,.,thus retaining its own In­ cents. There arc a lot of wild state­ Foulkes. They wished to leave that Michigan, showed also that students dividuality when massed together os ments in circulation about how matter entirely up to the rank and with many scholastic honor points they are. onoe a month, a partlcumuch money “Is enough” for the file of their party to do aa they are usually better memorlaers of de­ larly gracious and charming sight, State Highway Department. please. But they did turn thumbs Ulla than they are problem solvers he said; the little ones not in Inap­ Not one person in a thousand down, turned them down hard, and that fact collectors in genera! propriate black, but a dark blue-wlth , knows much of the complexities of against the convention giving any are often poflt In making use of their lighter blue head covering; the In- ,the financing plan of the state's sort of approval to George Foulkes. brain stock In reasoning. ■ termediates In buff and wine combi- ,highway system. Judging from some Another feature of Dr. Billings' It is understood that Mr. White nation; lhe Juniors in another; the public statements about highway fi­ left the convention In a disturbed findings was the fact that the men working girls and men's choir In nancing, backers of the proposed gas state of mind. His exit was quite were 48.7 per cent belter than the women in reasoning out problems another, nnd so on through tax amendment aren't included warmly applauded. Indeed, you to the adult choir forming the back­ among those who know any too might say was enthusiastically ap­ given, regardless of lhe subject, and ground in their robes of black and; much about the matter, or they! plauded. When he had a chance in spite oY the face that the intelllwhite. Tills recalled to my mind the wouldn't . it This mis te to say something he declared that «®nce rating of the two sexes was be aovocaung advocating It. AngllS’tart iSter'to Zee’the’grS lhe 0017 conclu31on «■ hte leaving the gathering could not approximately equal. Thte supports AX i ninXv m ^‘formed on U1C can reach. . be any more satisfactory to tho | Independent studies made by Dr. N. Genuine Bail-Band Shoes! choir of ninety in their rich vestIn a cap6ulo< then; the sute will gathering than it was to himself |R. F- Maier, of the University, who al*° found men better at reasoning. collect about 820500.000 in 1934. personally. And now the democratic delegates | but women superior in taking sugsay to republicans that If there gestions. The teste given to •* the in the stately Gothic setting of against, this fund, including pay­ are any more Fred Whites In the “ students In­ clude problems In geometry, arilhFirst Congregational church. ments. by law. to the counties, total county they don’t want ’em. Adventurousness is one of the about 819.123.000. This leaves a bal­ After having disposed of Fred metic, physics, mechanics, economClothing & Shoe* for Men & Boy* marks of a sucmuful church. Don’t ance of about 81.377,000 for the State White and hte proposed endorae- iesz sociology, geography, and history. HASTINGS be inhospitable to new Ideas, but H's Highway Department's highway con­ n^ent of George Foulkes. the dem­ Before lhe.problems were posed the unnecessary to descend to cheap­ struction program, with state money. ocratic county convention settled students were taught certain facts! ness in order to be effective. No paid Now. try to lake about one-third of1 down to its regular business. It necessary for the solutions and the ' pews or reserved seats arc held in named a* delegates to the demo­ questions were also worded so that । SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. his church, one of the few big this figure, and you are subtracting cratic state convention the follow­ previous knowledge in the subjects Last Week’s Letter. , churches in New York holding to about 87.000,000 from something ing: Dr. Birge C, Swift of Mlddjp- would be of little help. Rev. and Mra. Don Carrick and I Giving a preliminary true-false this custom. It's a big congregation more than 81.000.000. vllle; Dr. John Wooton of Hastings; of Woodland were guests; test showed that the information daughter * and Dr. Buttrick said if there's but The gas tax is the only state reve­ L. F. Maus of Hasting* city, and of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Parlee j taught was well learned, or mem- ' one and a man like nue Charles woodruff of Rutland. ... seat ---- vacant, ---------- ...... - ....... Uie Highway Department nas; nue the Highway evening. <»L Hou-e eome. U> .1 «« m J, Department ««has; the There was good Interest manifest­ orlzed. says Dr. Billings. But on the 'Tuesday Mrs. William HUI of Ohio is| t Intp as it", a a hlinv'rfhlrlv. Bohemian Tfcthemlen .. .... . -- ___ ... time big motherly entire, weight tax. plus 85550.000 ed In thte convention. The demo­ problems which required that the a few days with her daughr—— _______ _______________ _ . womaR and she beats him to it. it's from 0,7tM?for*highway’pu?: crate of Barry county are getting solution* be reasoned out from thte -spending I." Mra. 1".. Glenn nl.nn Wotrlng. V/zhtrlnir the Colonel s hard luck and he must po^s What WH] thte total In 1934? ready to put on a vigorous cam­ stock of Information It became clear I ter. that those who. had memorized the ' Mr. Mra. H. w. Herahbergerl balance hte silk hat on hte hand In | Apuroxlmrtely 823.410.000. or ap- paign. facts best were not necessarily most I of Wut Pa j rn Beach. Florida, are thTTu!aL.wlth»,OthCrt 5,a?deM, ।proximately 85.000,000 more than able to pick out the details needed vllitlng the Hershberger and FlanThis letter has already grown too: thelr hlghway income Thte means for a solution. On the other hand, nlgan families y pro«r"n.otrer- 'that about some 85.000.000 In county the high scoring problem solvers. . Dltman of Deing all the Conference did, te not road obligations will bo defaulted, or easy to condense in one letter. ] re-financed, or that oounty roads will (Continued from Page One) THE Lightest FINEST TOUGHEST TENNIS SHOES you ever morel 95c $1- T.S. BAIRD jms* sx -zs-s ™ &“£•£ I wish there were space to pass on a fitting report as given by Mrt. Sar­ geant of the activities of the Home [Mission work which extends from j coast to coast and to Alaska. That I the under privileged all over the land may have the same opportunity ias lhe more favored is one of the [main objects of the society. Indians, negroes, mountain people, working 1 girls, foreigners, are the classes they .help in their far-reaching program. All thU aside from lhe material ! help they extend to the weaker parlishes of the denomination, making it I possible to keep churches open, buy­ • • • suffer from lack ’of maintenance. I'd like to tell more about the most' Borne of them are already. What has ing licenses for cars, that posters and reach a solution equally well in rl8On B,oc«er [may carry on their work in poverty enjoyable gathering I attended over!thte to do with gas tax reduction? any ot the various subjects. | Edward Thompson and family | [stricken territory. Hospitals, ortho- at Boyne City, twelve miles away, simply thte: If the state loses some •These tests reinforce the idea spent Bunday evening with Ous (Continued from page one) [ pedic ward*, prenatal clinics, visiting when the ladles there entertained 87.000.000 from the gas tax. thehlghon lhe -Center roqd. that ’intelligence' In humans te es- -Turner ------------------------------; nurses, educational opportunities for the Ministers' Wives' Association for i way gifts to the counties, will be sentlally the ability to solve prob ­ • Mrs Anna Wltwer of Ohio, te [youth in schools that dot the coun­ their annual luncheon and program. I reduced by at least thte sum. What These residents of the school dis- lems and that many -------....... spending a few days with her daugh­ Intelligence try over a wide range arc listed They are a fine bright lot of women, I will that do? It would raise local trict. who Joined him In the pro- tests need to be revised to test this ter, Mra. Forrest Christian. lalhong their activities. Along the the spirit of mutual interest and' tuxes for road purposes. It would ceedlngs. have children to send to [capacity more and emphasize less Glenn Wotrlng and daughter, Bet­ (latter line, of special Interest were sympathetic understanding was In I raise the tax on your house and the personal anecdotes she gave of the very air. The Association came bam. You can't cut an income al- school and are anxious to have the the tests of perception, memory, as- ty. took the excursion to the Cen­ matter decided. Isoclation, Imagination and muscular tury of Progress over the week end. I the school maintained in the into being, by the way. in 1915 :ready too small, .... . and hope to con­ A hearing on the mandamus procoordination." states Dr. Billings, "Sticks" of Missouri No one could when Michigan Conference met In itinue to operate as before. After all, ceedlngs was held September 10 by I Mrs. Mary Fteher and family en­ —' « -----hear her report without feeling Hastings, during Russell Bready's we all have to face a certain amount Judge McPeek. Prosecuting Attor-1 £• K- »• »• . . tertained Mr. and Mrs. J. Kathcr‘that the Woman’s Home Missionary pastorate. <of arithmetic. ney Barnett, because of his'office. The Thornapple-Kellogg school man of Ohio. Owen Smith and fam­ society were doing a great and vital ily and Rev. and Mrs. John Smith represented those Interested In havnow has lhe largest enrollment of NEWAYGO COLOR TOUR. I was present In the High school ; work. Bunday. ing It has been ing lhe tne board ooara report report lhe me vote. vote, By uy |1 Ha •«> history. •• ! necessary . / u, '_u v/r. ue»l ne t-u- rv<e-« auditorium when Dr. Johns, of Mus_ _ _______________ Newaygo county’s______________ annual Autumn ........ a •n.-lnv virtue of the law .u_. that ■_ 13 — made "... hte .to employ fxvn two nwr* more t^arhrrx teachers nna and to to Mr.andI Mra. Hazel of^kr। Odes■ From Mrs. Doubleday we learned I that the women of the Northwestern kegon, well known and highly re-'Colors Tour, sponsored this year by duty. Attorney Guy Bauer, of thtetadd three more transportation con- >sa spent Sunday evening with Law­ vered throughout Michigan, sitting the Chambers of Commerce of Ne..... ______ ... ... . ... ... j . . "m... iMhh»r« ara rente city. represented the school district veyances. The new teachers are. ।rence Lucas. Lucas. Branch of which Michigan Confer­ Just a little back of me. slumped In 'waygo. Grant and White Cloud, will board. After hearing the testimony, Miss Prances McKevltt. Middleville. Miss Myrtle Blocher of Ohio Is . ence is a part, sends 50 missionaries 'to foreign fields, more than-any oth­ his chair. Just before the Confer- begin Friday. September 28. and con- Judge McPeek asked the two at- kindergarten and music; Lucille svisiting Mrs. Harrison Mlocher. er branch. Miss Watson returned cnce lecture opened, and passed tlnue during the colors season In tomeys to file briefs In the case. I Moorley. Kalamazoo, first grade;! Mrs. Glenn — which they did. 'He rendered his, Ruth Lowman. Kalamazoo,Junior .Laird and Mrs. WIUlam Ifll! «pent ' from six years’ service in China, is away before he could be carried out. I October. [ young, dynamic, forceful, gifted His sudden death was greatly de- j The tour. 477 mUes |n length, will decision, as stated, on Monday. Hte [ High; Earl Van Sickle. Hart, biology J Bunday with Mrs. Ed. Schantz of at Orant and continue opinion holds that the school board , and mathematics, and Miss Helen I NashvlUe __ with the power of speech. Would plored. It also shook up Conference completed " through Newaygo to White Cloud. of Irving village must perform their Svendsen. GreenviUc, MrOgle ---------Flannlgan^enthat all engaged in this great work appointments, practically completed Ijtiuc, English. We nv [ — - - —and Mra. — - -- — rzvvArl.ic the Mn.VuoAn — r vnilrv Jh, .Hershberger and Floncould get their message across as in the Grand Rapids district, ail covering Muskegon rlv river valley plaln, ministerial duty In this mat-'welcome these young people, who tejUUQed ’ gave Dr. Kennedy, district superin ­ _______ work so and taking visitors to many lakes ter and report the vote cast for and ;havc begun does she. theirr year's year's work so sue- nlgan families Bunday. Those pjvs( The high light of the conference tendent. a couple of wakeful nights, and other points of interest. Includ­ against consolidation. He holds that cessfuily.___________________________ cnt werc. Mr. and Mra. H. W. Herayj The orchestra fumtehed music for ; berger ot Florida, Mr^_ ! was Dr. Geo. A. Buttrick of the and two and a half rather harrowing ing Croton and Hardy Dams, the they have no authority to declare and Mrt. Randall “ v-u- -*' " Madison Avenue. New York City. days. He left here yesterday to help High Rollway. Big Prairie Desert, the vote or the election illegal, that the Eastern Star convention which jI Hershberger neiu here me Thursday. >»«•.,. Brooks of Clarksville. Mr. and Mra. i Presbyterian church, the successor Iron -out rome of the heartaches, etc. The route is plainly marked matter being a function of a prop­ was held Several of our former students j Walter Hershberger and son, lUlph [of Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin. He gave and smooth the rumblings forming throughout and logs and maps wUl _____________________ er court and not of a._____________ school board. lhe .aftermath quite Conference icciurv lecture nnu and vwv two hu ad-- ..... _ I[the tne uonierencc . ,...... of the ,, ’----- „ far- be furnished to persons making the Accordingly he sustained the man-(have come back'to take post grad- H^bbc£Ker _ ______ ___ j ।dresses One of the outstanding men [reaching changes, which usually are trip MUs Evelyn Larsen and brother damus, which requires the school uate work. They are all taking the I [occupying American pulpits today tei’”®1 ln !hc,’’,,8hl.ip,5lt J" M10 Indications are that the trees in board to report the vote actually' course In bookkeeping. Each te as- Herbert ot Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. I Dr. Buttrick, still a young man. He H In this checkerboard affair Ertle Flannlgan of Detroit. Mr. and cast for and against consolidation. I signed some work in the school. was given a most graceful Introduc- that Hastings church lost its popular the Newaygo area wiU take on The Judge stated In hte opinion that some ot which te in the library and Mrs. Oscar Flannlgan and Mra. Ber­ especially beautiful colors this fall, .. ___ _ __ church. .____ L naarnr ’lfp pastor atiri andmurn muchlovrn lovednwife. tha Mulllnex and children of Bat­ lion . by __Dr. _Spence of First because of prevailing weather con­ U there te opposition in the district the office.* Sadie R. Cook. Jackson. Nothirig perhaps better em­ A group of F. F. A. boys have been tle Creek. ditions. and thousands of visitors to consolidation, and If tlte opponMr. and Mra. Theodore Holsaple phasizes the breaking down of de­ ents fqel that their rights had been 'setting out bulbs on our grounds as NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. nominational lines than the fact petted to make the tour at Mme trespassed upon and that the vote1 a part of the laboratory work in of Decatur. Indiana, are visiting his The Friendship Class held their time during the colors season. that the man chosen for the import was illegal, they have a way to re-1. _Jirm farm crops. crops, ;'sister.• Mra.■ Levi Kantner,• for a few ant Conference lecture at such a Sept, party at the home of Norman dress their grievances through the | The boys Lof -----------------------------------. the animal husbandry ““X8. ... , Blocher and Mr. gathering should be a Presbyterian. McIver of Middleville Friday eve­ court; but the school board cannot 'class class are are prepared prepared to to test test milk milk for; fori OBITUARY’. butter fat. -* It «te their purpose loi.and Mrs J*y Oilman-attended the :In remarking on the fact. Dr. But­ ning. All report a fine time. Of­ Mary Lorana Thorn, second child do it for them. Grand Rapids Bat­ trick set himself right with his ficers were elected for the coming As the Judge realized that the re­ figure balanced rations and test j n°yer show of Elmer and Martha Thorn, was __________ IMelhodtet brethren, by telling them year: President. Wayne Carpenter: bom In Virgil. Cortland" eounty. New port made by the school' "district cows for production as a part of urdayj_________ _ | he was lhe son of a Methodist vice-president, Norman McIver: sec­ school work thte season. rOATH mtOVE. York, August 25. 1854. and departed to the clerk was not made os a their Arrangements have been made COATS GROVE. _ preacher still in the harness, the retary and treasurer, Clare Tongate. from tills life at the home of her persona) matter by the members of old fashioned kind, who wouldn’t Miss Lois Morgan will entertain the with the FERA and W8TC to or-1 the school board, but was a mistak ­ | ride in a bus or a train on the Sab- October party. Mrs. Joseph Schnurr daughter. Mrs. Fred Gamble, on see a Big. League ball en attempt to do what they thought ganize a Freshman College here. If | was ------elected teacher ’*the coming bath day. and iiad recently covered------- for‘ ----------*— 40 students can be enrolled. The 1 ua/o. •• j- — -. — was for the,best Interests of the dis­ HU 1 others not mentioned In last sixteen miles on foot to fill certain Irt. with her parents, one brother, and trict. he (decided that they should school work wLJ who on the exI appointments. "Foolish maybe, but Bupt. Bell and G. E. Blake were Mr. and Mrs. Olis Morgan and two sisters came to Michigan where not be taxed with any-of lhe costs. i at least not flabby" pr. Buttrick ob­ daughter. Lote. Mr. and Mrs Veme In Lansing on school business Mon- [canto u> U.c wttoT. I.lr on Bun­ she since lived. day were. Mr. and Mrs. Harley served. and was given a hearty hand Thomas and son. Birge, spent Sun­ THREE CORNERS. July 18. 1889 she was united in ’ Born in a Methodist parsonage, his day with their uncle and aunt. Mr. Mr. Van Sickle Is assisting Coach Mattle Kimble. Mr, and Mrs. Wil­ age with Chas. Parker Bldel- Last Week's Letter. mother an Episcopalian*, with a sls- and Mrs. Frank Kepkey, at Battle Mrs. Gertrude Wilcox, son Joe and Holdforth In training the TK. boys man. To this union were bom seven lard Dcmond nnd son. Lloyd. Rex ter a Baptist and himself coming into Creek. children, two of whom, with Mrs. her Agnes Kelley were Thursday tar their foot ball season. No games Dunnigan, Arthur Todd and Edgar Presbyterianism through the Con­ have been played to date,<but the The Ladles' Aid Society held their Boulter. 1 gregational chtfrch. Dr. Buttrick is Sept, meeting In the basement husband, preceded her In death. Hammond. Tade Robinson and schedule Is somewhat more strenu­ She leaves to mourn her loss, five Mrs. Pearl Dcmond visited lieF .naturally possessed of broad views Thursday? Dinner wots served by the George Kelley homes. ous than last year. The complete mother. Mra. Arch Graves, at Stony land a libera! mind. HU presentation committee. Officers were elected for children. Mrs. Effie Roush. Mrs. A Sunday School rally will be held schedule will be published next Malic Waters. Sam Bide Iman, And Point, Friday. of what large consolidated units lhe coming year: Mrs. at the Wood schoolhouse. Oct. 6th. Lourctta Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shelley and could do in Protestantism, rather Tungate. Pres.. Mra. Earl Kcrmecn, Mrs. Martha Gamble of Hastings The speakers will be announced la­ The first faculty party was held and Charles Bldelman of Howard ter. 9 at Stuart lake Tuesday evening. The Mr. and Mra. Neil Smith of Midland than Us numerous flock of small Vice-Pres.. Sec.. Miss Mildred visited over the week end with rel­ -churches struggling by themselves Schantz; Treas., Mrs. Harry Stim­ City. 18 grandchildren. 24 great­ J. Shirley Wlfig of Ionia was a group enjoyed the steak roast and ' four great-great­ atives here. appealed to reason. Through all his son. Flower committee, Mrs. Glenn grandchildren, Monday and Tuesday caller at the the games, it is now an established The Birthday meeting was held .brilliant addresses ran the high Allen and Mrs. Robert Tolan; mem­ grandchildren. and ofte sister, Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. custom to have a few faculty par­ with Mra. Katherine Clum. Thurs­ (spiritual note. To him preaching Is bership committee, Mrs. Otto Wood; Ida Bldelman. of Nashville. ties each year. We wish to thank For many years Mra. Bldelman Hammond. day afternoon with a fine attend­ (not a wall—it's a liberation. Never supply committee. Mrs. Otte MorMrs. Wilma Laubaugh. Mra. Wes­ Bupt. Bell for the above school items has been a member ot the Quimby ance. The program was Ire charge of since lhe days of Conwell have 1 Methodist ohurth and remained true ley Stowe and Miss Anna Stowe were and are in hopes of having a reg­ Pearl Dem,and and Bessie Woodman. heard anyone who impressed me Mr. and Mrs. David Bcnawa spent to her Christ until the last. During Sunday evening callers at the home ular correspondent soon. Watermelon and muskmelon were more. Thursday with their sister and hus­ her last few days of suffering she of Mr. and Mra. Edw. Walters and served for refreshments by Mrs. ; The Marks of an Effective Church. band. Mr. and Mrs, Kenyon, EAST WALL LAKE • of retreated many times Christ’s words, family. | his closing address, was of special AND VICINITY. Dorothy Barnum and Mrs. Agnes Robert Hammond, who hu been Cloverdale. "Come unto Me and I will give you Haight. interest because it concerned the Last Week's Letter. seriously Ul. Is gaining nicely. Mr. and Mra. Otto Schantz and The L. A. 8. will bold their an­ jwork. to a considerable extent, of hi* family ^ere entertained Sunday "at rest" which she believed sincerely Ralph Hibbard and wife of Kala ­ Several from this neighborhood jown parish. It's a unique member­ the home of the latter's brother. Mr. and was waiting patiently for His attended the shower for Wesley mazoo visited Clifford Kahler Wed- nual chicken supper at the church bidding her to come to her rest and on Thursday evening. Oct. 4. The ship. and he is naturally proud of and Mrs. Glenn Pickett, of Gaines. . Stowe and bride which wu held at neaday. . Society will appreciate your attend­ J-the character of the varied congre­ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kahler and the home of Jed Stowe near Free­ The following officers were elected gation It serves: Park Avenue with for the Sunday School for the .year: • Dearest mother, friend and nelgfc port. Mra. E. D. Reynolds spent Saturday ance and help and the proceeds go all the wealth that section implies, Bupt., Steve Baker: Asst. Bupt., in Kalamazoo. Mra. Jennie Honey­ for church work. Rev. Fr. Bernard NGeller of Has ­ Miss Grace Ingram, who lias been men high in leadership in the city Wayne Carpenter; Secy and Treas., Your place we cannot fill; tings called on Mr. and Mrs. Claude sett and Miss Helen Williams ac­ ‘and nation, working people and Geinldine Stimson: librarian, Bur­ But the sunshine that you gavq us A. Hammond and family Tuesday.. companied them home and re­ very sick with infantile paralysis and was In the Pennock Iwapltal far ‘many foreigners. One might say a dette CUne; organist, Ardis Reed; We can scatter, and we wllL Glenn Grinold and nephew of mained until Bunday evening. church of 2.500 membership, four Asst, organist. Lois Morgan; teach­ We can bring your blessed teachings Lansing. Albert Bessmer and Max Bethel Honeysett and Leona Bald­ about a week, is belter and was re­ other ministers, each with his own ers. Wm. Reed. Mrs. Guy Cline, Mra. Into practice every day, win of Kalamazoo were Bunday call- moved to her mother's home near While you rest from your labors. , Dietrich of Hasting* called on era at E. D. Reynolds, Mrs. Honey­ the Friend school house Friday eve- ’ particular Job, a church with a bud­ Malcolm Claude A. Hammond Thursday eve­ McIver, Mrs. Joseph get of 8150.000 yearly, falling nurses, Sclinurr. Mrs. Verne Thomas, Mis­ Let them guide us on our way.” ' sett and Miss Williams returning nlug. Biie was taken sick while ning. . visiting at the home of Andrew trained workers In all departments, sionary Treas.. Mrs. Loren Tungate; Mrs. Stoughton Is visiting her sla­ with them. BRANCH DISTRICT. might have little to offer of practical chorister. Mri. Otto Wood. Charles. Kahler and wife motored ter, Mra. Everdeen. in Lansing. Branch P. T. A. will from Cincinnati, Ohio, who value to the average church of Bunday callers at the Claude A. to Fort Wayne Saturday visiting Wing Miss Lucille Schantz of Hastings were also visiting at the same home, Michigan Conference, but the re- spent tlie week end at home with friends and returned Bunday. Hammond were Mrs. Jennie Kelley at the school house Friday evening. E. D. Reynolds and wife were in returned to Ohio. Tuesday. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sept. 28. Pot luck supper. Every­ of Chicago. Mrs. DeCocker, Mrs. Mra. H. A. Woodman anti daugh­ , it couldn't fall to be Inspirational to Schantz. Frank Kurts and daughter. Helen Hastings Wednesday. one Invited. ' learn of the sjflendid service this Mr. and Mrs. Carl Picker and son ters. Ruth and Marian, were In Bat­ We arc glad to report Andrew Mr. and Mra. John Darby attend- Jane, Wm. McPharlln. Edward Mc­ tle creek. Saturday P. M. > big New York church Is doing In the Zerbe on t?--------~ *— *Grath. Bernlrd Ryan and Arthur spent Sunday with relatives In Bat­ * Mr. and Mra. E. 8. Tliompson and name of Christ. There Is certainly tle Creek. . WUlltU of Hastings. be around the daughter. Martha, visited oveY tho no rhinoceros hide of reserve In time. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bolo and sons Madteon Ave. church. A church Is Thinker* Have Been f^merou* Baltimar* Oriole’* Color* of Hastings spent Sunday at I lie no’, truly successful unless it's dem­ A philosopher once said that man The Baltimore oriole, known also City Haa Odd Characteristics home of Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Decker. ocratic, Dr. Buttrick contends. Wor­ Clayton WlllHLs will re-enter the only thinks when you prevent him as tho firebird and tho golden robin, ship should be quiet, reverent, dig­ Drsgonfll this from acting. nified in this blatant modern age. standing characteristics of Balt Detroit School of Medicine Announcements are never made Lake City. Most of the street cars Wring th* position of their from his pulpit, five. ten. sometimes run on noiseless pneumatic tires, tie Creek were Sunday afternoon fifteen minutes so occupied brings a while the gutters of uptown streets Remorse Is something that many left In a horizontal plane or remain callers on Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nor­ discordant note. Why interrupt the are filled .with streams of rushing stationary In the air, oveo against ton and Mr. and Mra. Vincent Nor­ message of God to announce a brilliant plumage from the redstart. they are hopaleealy caught. a Might broesa. ^strawberry festival? Can you imag- DECIDES MiG SCHOOLm KArt'WSfi S! a “ **“■, �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER M, UM I ra»u Bi,u>uu bu ■» <»'THIRTY-TWO AT'Ann *rtx» Io «x>ttau» U. Social Events kind Personal Mention ------- ' .1 ,nln'1 l"""1 TENOLUNCHEON U1 the hardened canunci THUEE HUNDRED i _ ITTEH) KCENII 533&R "JS over the egg mixture. ! viaited Hastings relatives and The Season at Country Club ’ friends on Monday. Closes With Next Tuei> hot wale r and bake in a alow oven । Mrs. Minnie Shriner goes tomor­ ! <300 degrees F > until flrm. A knife Mrt. M. A, La mbIs spent Tuesday Mbs Allaen Uanhath has gone to| Mr. and Mra. L. V. Beumer apept row. Thursday, to Kalamazoo to day's Meeting (Continued from page one) blade run into the center of Um cuain Grand Rapids. spend an Indefinite time. Kalamaxoo where she will attend the Sunday In Battle Creek. Mra. John Ironside, Mrs R. M. -" tard win coma out clean when Um Western State Taatbws' College. | Nelson Gardner / was home from 1 Winston Sheffield wm home from city, with Miss Virginia Potts at the custard Is dona, Battle Creek over Bunday. Sidney Allen of Bowen’s Mllb was East Lansing over the week end. prised lhe committee In charge of piano. The hearty applause Indi-1 the Tuesday luncheon at the Coun­ Ray Branch was tn Grand Rapids Harvfy Kctnerllng of Battle Creek Mrs. Nettie Hyde and Paul Hyde try Club, thirty-two members and, cated the warm approval of these' DEEP DIRH APPLE TAPIOCA. Tinkler Thursday night and Friday. ipcnt Sunday with Mbs Travadon on Saturday on business. selections. . I 1-B c quick-cooking tapioca. visited her cousin, Mrs. Belle guests attending. Mbs Grace Brill has entered Wolfe. Three pastors of other churches 8 tart apples, thinly sliced. Brophy, of Kalamazoo'on Monday. Lovely bouquets of marigolds, zin­ Bronson Methodist hospital in KaiM n R. J. McCrecry returned on the M- 8. 0- at Raat Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bpenslcy at nias and glads were attractively aramazoo where ahe will take nurse's Sunday from several days' stay in n\u.u~a rurontx Ur “'“as Ciullcn visited her parents, Mr. and ranged In the lounge and on the tributing much to the enjoyment of training > Chicago. the occasion and they were warm in Mra. Charles Barnes, over the week their praise of lhe co-operation in Mr. and Mrs. Jarr.es Langston, gtuart dement and Mbs William Bchadcr. Jr., was home 1.n . T vn.rt«' At br‘d«<‘- Mrs. Harold Pelham “‘“.PCna Josephine Stein spent lhe week end fnidlv^^Rii^lav ’ Mr K°n Up 80016 and Mf# C,ydC WlloQX religious work in the city, without i Detroit. regard to denomination, that had: Mbs Margaret DeMayer viaited Stuart veiled in Grand Rapids on theot the golf event for Sunday, , Mrj gjroy Tobias hu gone to Mid Mrs. Kenneth Buehler of Grand ;ow po lnt ^0^. itaplds. -•_! Joseph - --------------------...had. as Tier ~WIB Cram of Rut Orand Rapufc for B week i vUlt I I Mra. McKnight the Boy scout was heartily apCombine all ingredients in a Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller and' Mlu Halen Biddle of Whitehall Caledonia were guesta of Mr. add with relatives iguests. Mrs. Bruce Casper of Walla visited her mother, Mra. Effie Bid­ M»d Dan Lewb on Saturday and; Wmen his mother of Shelbyville were call- ; Walla. Wash., and Mrs. John Ketch­ proved by representatives of those greased baking dish, mix thoroughcrganizaUons. His splendid service ly. Bake in a moderate oven at 375 dle, on Bunday. " y- . „ . 'Sunday, in Lansing and Howell am. Jr., of Grand Rapids; Mrs. in the Commercial Club and other' degrees for 40 minutes, or until apBishop Kuhn returned to Ann At­ D<Mr^tkMr.OnH8anU^ of M 01 “ngor wM Mr. and Mra. Robert Burch went visiting friends. civic organizations was highly prals-1 pies are done, stirring well once after I to Chicago Bunday-to visit Mr. and *" Mrs J«mes Bristol; Mrs. Har- cd by those who spoke of his work. I the first 10 minutes of baking. at the University. Mra. Noble Cain and daughters for i Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Rccb of Wrat°'d PeUll“n ot Ne* Ywk City with Rev. and Mrs Dewey and George Serve hot or cold, with butterscotch field, N. J., are guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crook viaited ten days. ■ f i Mr ‘ Davld iMrs. David Goodyear. Jr-; tMrs. , w ,4. u jo . ■ then gave feeling responses to the > hard sauce or with plain or whipped IMra. W. T. Grigsby. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Viele of Ver­ Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Win Inger. Drusle r --­ PMkrMulto uul Mlu Natta MUI-[“Eitaro ‘iFta* utahkel uttl Hou iDrusie Curtis of Detroit with Mrs. |( 'mini' rniin'y" kind tbvlr.n things had b^ii c7eam ’servra 7u.‘ « "that 'V..' V. ... montville on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ritchie and i pnuit.,,. McOa,lbc[; Hinkley ind son^RTch^ •»<>»*« aatd to them them and and about about them. them. । -------tier ot Cktadonta jro kurota oi Mr- ctark returned rrkUy Iron, .pend- Mn'Hazri X<r< 11 m — ar 1 Illr.Vl — v ,rv< Wlrfa. < . . . . Hd to ------------Miss Emma chandler left Sun­ '...were “Tf... H. 1F. South-1 ard tat Chicago on Saturday |I Hutchinson «u‘«,«u»n and Mrs. H> ',.*» ““»-1 Notwithstanding that -------there were' BUTTER-SCOTCH HARD SAUCE, end Mr,. Henry Mulder nnd tkmUy m, . u„ d,y, ln chlcuo. day for Kalamazoo where she will • - - ---------thb week. | Mr. and Mrs. Eben Pennock and and Sunday atu.Xg A cinrory J**.,? a?** .Raplda *‘th Mri jniany other gatherings in the city 1-2 c butter. of Progress a uemury K Me to tyre. that would naturally cut down the Mbs Marguerite Benner left Marian Louise relumed on Sunday 1-2 c brown sugar, firmly packed. Hartley Finstrom went to East Lansing Monday to resume his Friday for Detroit to spend an in- to their home in Big Rapidr, JTm C IS mTiZ Xby Of’ on6 2* Sfa*“’"nd u tor W P~P>' <1 thto farewell to a ’ 1 t vanilla. definite time with her grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Donieh were I egg yolk., well beaten. studies at the M. 6. C. low. vtiiJI at Jw tomeof ^'1 U,r1‘nd ““/“^ywho have left jweek end guests of Mr. and Mrs 4 T milk. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kelly were Mrs. David Baines. sbtef. Mrs. Dan Matthew., and famgO°jLUbOn H“‘ CTeam butter thoroughly. 81P. Dr. and Mra. Dennb Murray re- Wm. schulf tn Grand Rapids. Bunday guests of her piothcr. Mra. meeting Mrs. A. B. Westerlind . tings, and who leave with the hearty sugar and odd gradually, creaming ttyned Bunday from several weeks'I Robert Field and Ian Ironside Uy last week. Charles Will, at Leach lake. 1 is chairman for Uib^lunchcon. (good wishes, not only of the church together until light and fluffy. Add Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Chidester are ,,a , Mr and Mra. Andrew Kemp of visit in Grand Rapids with Dr. and wenl to Albion on Wednesday where and congregation, but of the entire vanilla, egg yolk, and milk, and beat they will ji ,K ------— attend Albion College. Battle Creek were Sunday guests of Mrs. Wm. Thwaitew spending a few days in St. Johns trivctTunsn t<> th. p.v .nd vv Keith ,b I|community —.----------- - ■_ WWU.W _____________________________ Ijso well. Makes one and one-fourth cups »g5O I Mr. and Mra. Keith Daniels spent Xh with lhe Rev. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Finstrom. Mr. and Mra. Frank Bcmb of' being „ u GR AND RAPIDS. | Light refreshments were served sauce. . , Mrs. Sarah Brandstetter returned Roseburg. Oregon, are the guests of Thursday evening with Mr. and Chidester and daughters. It I Hubert Blakney. who has been in following lhe program. We believe Harriet's birthday. on Bunday from a visit with Mr. and her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Mra. V. L. Wolcott in Charlotte. Superior. Wb. for several years in j that there never has been a finer CHOCOLATE MINT ICE CREAM, , Mrs. Lena BJue of Traverse City Mr. and Mra. Clayton BrandstelMrs. Burr Var.Houten of Alma. Clarence Crawford. of‘ the Persona) of this kind in ruuiHas1 1-2 sqs. unsweetened chocolate. has been cuciuiuik spending uic the wcca week cna end Ur :I “ u uccii ter and Mr. Mr Mrs B. B A. A LyBarkLvBarK- the „ employ . . ----- -Finance -------- ' spirited affair u. wua fc mU in Mrs. Miss Charlotte Bcssiner relumed . Mr*’ ?^r CS Oi *lth h" aunt- Mrs “““ Bonnell. |cr saw the and Tiger-Yankee toscball <° t Ungs and the informality of II and 1 c sweetened condensed milk. to Ann Arbor Saturday after Ann Arbor spent the week end here; mjss Winifred Johnston returned I .-aruc in Detroit on Tuesday Sept P06 Jn Grand Rapids. Mrs. Blakney .the evident sincerity of those who spending her vacation at home. with relatives, Mrs. McIntyre re- last week from a two week's visit In y' has h"11 s,*>'lnK *lth Mr. and Mrs. । volunteered to talk about lhe work Dr. and Mrs. Roas Lethbridge and mkUtUM <«r IM wrok.. (with rotailvro relatives at al colorodo Colorado Bprtns,. Springs.) 'Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Barnett. Mr. 'j Jay “ Blakney Dewey, as well as the hearty ; 1-2 c 30 per cent cream. '.Uli * •v— of Freeport until “ K of Rev. ---------------------------------son of Mason were Bunday guests of 'suitable a uumiuu delightful eveeve-1 4 to 6 drops essence of peppermint. Mra. George Slawspn of Bangor Colorado , — residence ------ was — found --------- In — ,singing. —..... made up « Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Woodbume. came last week to spend the winter Supl. d. a VanBusklrk wu in Iland Mra. F. E. Adair and Charles Grand Rapids. They arc now. resid-1 nlng for all concerned. Melt chocolate in the top of a Young were in Owosso on Sunday. ing at 1038 Calvin Ave.. 6. E. The . Rev. and Mra. Dewey and George double boiler. Add the condensed with her daughter and husband. Mr. — Bay City in attendance -— on — Friday -------- - — ------------------ | Mrs Drusle Curtis of Detroit is many friends of and Bristol. B[ 1116 con convention of city city school school susu- the guest of Mrs. G. F. Chidester. dester y inenas oi Mr. Mr and ana Mrs. Biakmax- left yesterday. Tuesday, for their milk and stir over toiling boiling water waler tor for Salaried craftsmen baild real quality GwMrs. .nA James iZ. r-a at ',<’ntlo‘1 ot Howard ney Blad 10 bave t^,em b>ck ,n Incw home, being IM IMO flve minutes until mixture thickens. ----- -----...... their address uvuig perlntendenu. Clement Long and son. Kvw.,u . ... M . c h La a n. Hnrtnn va r nij. ah-i ...... nr>H mix ...^n Michigan. children of Flint were Saturday Mrs. Bruce Mra. F. Car­ Long, of Culpepper. Va.. are visiting Horton A Ave.. 8. fE„ Grand n_ Rapids. Add water and well. Chill * ” Casper ’ night and'Bunday guesu of Mrs. rolhera and Mbs Emily McElwam lhe former’s brother and wife, Mr. thoroughly. Add vanilla and pepper- NO GAPPING i u NO SUPPING JIy,den^?.<? ¥ydelk , wcre Suc5U of Grand Rapids friends and Mrs. James Long, and other MONDAY STUDY CLUB THE CROSSROADS. | mint. Whip cream to a custard-like AT BANGOR. Dr. E. J. Pratt has returned from on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Boughner of consistency and fold into chilled relatives in Hastings and vicinity. II The Monday MET Study club was de- Freeport called at the George H. mixture. Pour into freezing tray Ovlewo wl«'< I* hu b«n lor ». „„ Harojd son have Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood, and entertained by Mrs. Townsend home Tuesday on their of mechanical refrigerator. After <tay, .lUMIn, 1 clinic on In- ,o„,. u> B.y CKy lor • vUli .un family. Mr. and Mrs. William Wil­ llghtfully tanllta ttaralysta and proctologyher raolhcr. Mrs. Clara McLachlan. son and Miss Geneva Wood of ’George slawson at her home in Bon- way to Gun lake. mixture has frozen to a stiff mush Besides NUNN-HUSH, we ‘Jgor last week. Those who attended Mr. Mr,. T Johnaron and other rotaUvrs Mlu Jean S’.cdgc was home part of remove from refrigerator and scrape --- ----and - ------ -H. -- ---— Grand Rapids were Sunday guests 'f*' A “" <?,ls “d u™ W- * Cook rolurnod on of their mother. Mrs. C. E. Wood,.-■were, her daughter. Mrs. James last week on account of sickness. from sides and bottom of pan and have the famous Edgerton Homer Bates spent last week vlill- beat thoroughly. Smooth out and rcdBUkhler. Dorio, .(tended A Cen-;Mond»y from Rel«key where .lie coming to help celebrate her birth­’ Bristol. Mrs. Wilbur Lane. Mrs. A. shoes at $5 and Shaw shoes ■n<r at nt Mendon. ’ j place In freezing unit until frozen. lury ot Frodreea the put week end.. hu been tor uver.l week, during day. in the afternoon they all calledJ H. Carveth. Mrs. W? D. Campbell. Ing , Mrs. E. J. Pratt and Mrs. Dasic Crue for men, priced at $3.95. “X1 M" O- ° •“t’ .lheh.y lever uuon. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stodge and on Melvin Coville of Coats Grove,j' I from Hastings and Mrs. Robert Wai««> BUly and Mr end Mr. Mu< Mr ,„d R j McCreery end who was celebrating his elghty-lhlrd Lynn spent Sunday with the Bert | SPLIT PEA SOUP. Dietrich end Judy vUlled rotative. Mr Blmra ln birthday. Frisby family near Freeport. 1 c dried split peas. 3 T butter. end friend, tn MuMtegon over the Detmtt tut Tuod.y end.uw the Vincent Eggleston and Miss Cor­ Mrs. L. H. Evarts and Miss Agnes j BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. 2 1-2 qts. cold water. delia Fuller of Battle Creek were week ^..aaMid. - ingers iTtkera play tto-seoai) hu'.eball for O rhgvrt Hastings Ua.llne, of r.t 6t. Cf — w __ c^pcr .. 2 c milk. Robert Joseph.I1 Mr. Bnd... Url c Rnd. Sim leave next week Wednesday Visit niter i Mt“ opal Kcllcy was pleasantly guests of Harold Smith and family Fruita. Colo, for a visit, after , 1-2 onion. to Colorado su*Prlse‘1' ^P1- 24 at her home when Sunday evening. Mo., has been spending several, mus Barbara Casper of Marshall which they will go U. to uv o o about nineteen guesta dropped in on days at the C. W. Mixer home, re- wrrP guesta of Dr.’and Mra. ‘ F. Springs then on to Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Town­ Cali­ turning to his home on Tuesday carroUicrs on Sunday. fornia. where they expect to spend I Many lovely gifts were presented send were in Lowell Sunday getting evening. I Dr. and Mrs. F. Carrothrra and several montlxs. ND- and Mrs. A. K. 4 acquainted with the new grand­ 1- 8 t pepper. . the house was profusely deco­ daughter al the home of their son. Mca. charlca Burton and Mta> Ag-!M„. Broce carper were lhe gucata Prandsen will occupy the Evarts 'and ' 2- lnch cube fat salt pork. nja Burton ot Detroit and MU, M Mr. uM M„ R T W,1M11 ,t home during the absence of Mrs. rated with autumn flowers. Mr. arid Mrs. Ralph Townsend. Clothing and Shoe* ..... ...M Ptek O’" and soak several Ethel Burton o( LanUng were Kataraaaoo on Tuead.y, ovaru ana suss nun I cream and cake we *f rved Mrs. Jack Allen and n.«y Nancy U. of Evarts and Ml&s Sim. P°rkMisses Kiltie Atkins and Madeline ^^r ’ta‘?cs and » treasure hunt, Hastings spent Saturday night and'1*011”- draln- add cold yuaita ot Mr. and Mra. E A. BurMteJ Tra.^lui Wolle ot Battle for Men and Boys Sunday at the Clyde Stodge home. and onion. Simmer three or four ton over the week end. I creek U staying with her grand­ .nd Alice LVBukM. .l» RnWrt evening »u Mtloycd grc.Uy. corrective lenses. They John Cook and family and Miss hours, or until soft; rub through Mr,. Janie, accompanied moU1„. rain. M„. C.1UA Bu wuuc. WoUe. ,hlte Rob­ Fighter. William Kennedy and Ken- , — ----- -Endalw. ------- .... --------,---------- Iiivvuci. HASTINGS by m wo,,r woU, u B to Atbor p her h", daughter. ‘“■““"i Mrs. “f* Uoyd Bar-ilen ■” Ann A,Mr neth Goggins of this city were ini1PARTIES AT PARKER HOUSE Betty cook visited Frank Francisco a^ve. Add butter and flour, cooked main. Every person bour ot Butte. Montatu. have reMr. and Mrs. Howard BUM and Grand Rapids Monday evening at-,I Mrs. P. C. Parker has kindly and family of Middleville Sunday, together, and salt, and pepper. Di­ tunud tromj. weeks visit with rolaw(n. or Holsaple. Pa., were tending a birthday party at the 'oj.Jicd the dining room at the Leo Francisco returned home after lule w,lh milk, adding more if “ O.'kbJ •W>Sf jlhe guests oi Mr and Mrs Henry Pafccr House to the young people visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cook since ।-------------home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I Clyde Wilcox, W. J. Field. Dr. weaver Sunday night and Monday. Buehler. 1017 Madison Ave. 8. E. 'of the High school for dances on Friday. CANNED PICKLED PEACHES. 1 1-2 c grated American John Wowoo and Mr. and Mrs. M„. FT>„k jwg..,,. u„ Anlh„„y Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Friday evenings. here, our continuing servBARBERS. CORNERS. Cranston Wilcox l.re In Detroit <xr wUlm-mr. and Mrs. J.'M. Townsend Ralph Holinstlnc, Miss Marion Price The Aral party last Friday night Remove crusts from k Thursdsy and witnessed ths hall „„ ol M„ Olm. and Terrence Doyle of Grand Rap- was well attended, a group of the! Last Week's Letter. 1-4 c vinegar. loasf|l. Place in bottom The first meeting of the Altoft P. parents acting as chuperones. The 1 game. Raymond Coons of Nashville mage m Grand Rapids TTJursday perwn's vision as effective 1 t liquid cinnamon. tered baking dish. Add tot T. A. for Uris year will be the third । accompanied them. I evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carveth re-, young folks provide the dance or- Friday in October. 3-4 t liquid cloves. bacon. Melt the grated chi |I Cole MUa New-1 nraa. Mr. nsiu ,nd mip Mrs.. vuiuMutl Cranston Wilcox ---- -Newton -and------- Helen ------nuuuA turned on Sunday from Detroit chestra for each party. 3-4 c peach Juice. Mr. and Mra. John Brown of 'ton tan spent Saturday afternoon sHenropn and -- BundA> - . -w A„„ Arbor whm where they spent the week end with Make a syrup from lhe — .Juice. —-. Freeport called on Mr. and Mrs. Um toaM 'Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Prod Ma- ,„r lorm„ wU, ,llOTd the Unher- Mr. dnd Mrs. Robert Burrell, en­ ULTRA CLUB. water, vinegar, and liquid flavorings, tot OHR On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Sunday. ' ; honey or Katamaxoo. [Mrs Newton M„ wu„x kb.o will take part route home from Ashtabula. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hathaway of and cook 10 minutes. Add canned returning with them after a weeks uln<. ,-jrg Burdette Sutton entertained twen ­ to which place - they accompanied Hastings called on Clark Barber peaches and cook gently for IS, vbil with Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney | Mr. and Mrs. Henr* Weaver alty members of the Ultra Club at a Mrs. Marlon Hodgson and son. Al­ minutes. Use for salads, desserts, Sunday. chicken dinner. | Mr. and Mrs- Percy Dimond. Mra. tended the sixtieth wedding onniver- bert Carveth. enroute to their home Mrs. Mattle Barton of Battle meal accompaniment, or they may [ Nancy Dimond and Mrs. Albert L. jary celebration held at the home in Charleston. W. Va. Mrs. Ermont Newton and W. A. 1 c milk. OPTOMETRIST Reed were in Grand Rapids Sunday cf hls unde and BUnl Mr and Mra bchader won top bridge scores and Creek is visiting lift cousin, Mrs. be re-canned. 3 c-flour. to sec Mrs. Arthur Kress (Lila DI- £>an weaver, of Elindalc on Sunday, EPWORTH LEAGUE HAS Mrs otto Iscnhath and Andrew Etta Bump for two weeks. The FRUIT SALAD IN Phono 2634 Halting* Misses Nora and Evelyn Matthews mond). who b recovering nicely. Judge Stuart Clement spent Bun’ FAREWELL BANQUET. Roush were given the consolation PINEAPPLE CA8E. of Grand Rapids are spending a prizes. from her operation In St. Marys day w adding with Mr. and Mra. 1 pineapple. Complimentary to the Rev. and t baking powder. |hospital. [cordon Clement andv.fa;nf/, hi-i AU report a very delightful time. week with their sister. Mrs. Etta 3 bananas, diced. Mrs. L. L. Dewey and George, the Bump. ■ . । ■ '. : mother, Mrs. 'Belle Clement, rc1 re orange and grapefruit tecEpworth League liad a banquet in Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clum of Coats MARRIED TEACHERS ’ CLUB. __ j turning with him after a week’s vkit the Methodist church parlors on tions cut in pieces. Grove visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman The Married Teachers’ Club was ' there. 1 c strawberries. Monday evening, covers being laid nately with the sifted dry Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tudor. Mr. for sixty, with pink and green as the delightfully entertained by Mr. and Hauer Sunday. 1-2 c mayonnaise. and Mrs. Carlton Bump and mother, color motif. A basket of gladioli Ln Mrs. T. N. Knopf on Friday eve­ HIGHBANK. Mrs. Stella Bump, and Miss Diana shades of pink formed a part of the ning. twelve enjoying the pot luck Cut top from pineapple and hilMr. and Mrs. Worth Greep and supper. Bridge was played later in Matthews spent Bunday with Mr. decorations. the evening, the honors going to Mr. son Marshall and Earl Marshall of pineapple in cubes and use one cup and Mrs. Max Bump east of the city Marshall were Sunday guests of Mr. Albert Becker officiated as toast and Mrs. Jos. Brozak. grew P-» about 30 minutes. on M-43. and Mrs. Curt Marshall in the cf the diced pineapple with the oth­ master, his introductions being very Miss Barbara Johnson has re­ clever. Games were also enjoyed and er fruits. Whip cream until stiff Branch district. Of. M- U CLUB. turned to Mary Baldwin ’ College. Mr. Becker and Harold Logan pre­ Mr. and Mrs. Ullyses Ayers of near and fold into mayonnaise. Combine Mrs. Ermont Newton is enter­ Staunton. Va.. after spending her sented a one act plav wiiich was Marshall spent Sunday at Mr. and chilled fruits and mix lightly with taining the Y. M.' L. Club on Thurs­ vacation at home, she was accom­ splendidly done. cretrtn dressing. J-Hl pineapple case Mrs. George Marshall. day. the usual pot luck luncheon be­ panied by Mr. and Mrs. Abcn John­ Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hecker and with the fruit salad and serve. Miss Virginia Boyes, president, ing served. son and Mrs. James Radford. daughter of Hastings spent Bunday in behalf of lhe League, presented Mr. and Mra. W. O. Cascaden have PINEAPPLE AND 8TAWbaking powder. evening at Mr. and Mrs. Frank the honor guests with a piece of IRVING. BERRY COCKTAIL. moved to Hastings from Grand Rap­ table linen. Hawblltx. Jack Perry has gone to East Lanids, the former being the new man­ 1 c orange Juice. Mrs. Henry Bldelman is-helping to During their stay here Rev. and ager of lhe Hastings Printing Co. 1-3 c lemon Juice. \ care for her mother. Mra. Sadler, Mrs. Dewey and.son have been ac­ as a freshman. They are residing in Mrs. Archie tive with lhe young people and the 1 c diced pineapple. who is ill in Hastings this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox and McCoy's bouse on W. State St., Sugar. Bernard Whitmore spent Sunday Iz-aguc has shown a marked im­ family spent a day with her parents 1 c strawberries. where Mr. and Mra. Jack Rakowaky together and add alternately with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis provement in interest and enthus­ al Bellevue recently. ‘ Combine the orange and lemon formerly lived. Whitmore, near Nashville. The first pot luck supper given by Juice, sweetened to taste, keeping and mix well. Drop from Mrs. Bruce Brewer Casper (Miss iasm. the FeUowshlp class will be held the mixture rather tart. Chill. Wash Frances Carrot hers > who has been DURFEE. Sirloin er Portorhouso FORMER FREEPORT Friday evening. Sept. 27. Everybody and drain the berries and hull them. vbltlng her parents. Dr. and Mrs. ’ WOMAN HONORED. is invited. Pres Leo Eggleston Is F. Carrothera, will leave for her; and Mrs. John Hook who, weighed Dice the pineapple. At setting time ■ moderate oven (31S degrere) for cut the berries in halves (except for to 1» minuus. home at Walla Walla. Washington, • Many Freeport people will re­ planning for a pleasant evening. eight and one quarter pounds. MeMy Solact Ribs Lb. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nichols and on Friday. Mbs Beatrice Carrothcrs member Mrs. A. M. Steckle, now a The Quarterly meeting will con­ six large ones), mix with the pine­ BAKED viGETARUt DISH. of Detroit -will accompany her to resident of Portland. Oregon, and Mary Jane and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. vene at the East Baltimore United apple. place in cocktail glasses and Chicago and together they will visit! will recall also that she was always Johnson went to spend tire day with Brethren church Saturday Oct. 6th cover with the fruit Juice. One large 3 onions. Vitally interested in gvery communi- Mr. and Mra. Glen Nichols ot Yan- and Sunday the 7th P. M. Small kidney beans A Century of Progress. 4 or S medium potatoes. Mra. Warren Carter entertained ty projeqf. That she Is continuing1 kee Springs. Miss Mary Baulch returned home pineapple may be used to decorate Mr. and Mrs. Gerald BurghdufT from Wolverine Monday. the center of each cocktail. Sall and pepper. the following al dinner Thursday this interest in worth while things 1 gr*n >pP«. d*creinight. Mrs. C. J. Smith. Mrs. Wm. H. is evidenced by her recant election of Rutland will move Into Joe Mrs. Chas. Hammond of Hastings EGGPLANT SOUFFLE. Richardson, Mrs. Adolph Mueller. to tho presidency of the Alameda Springer's house in the village soon. spent Sunday with lhe home folks. 1 medium sire eggplant. Mrs. J, M- Perry was called to Mra. E. W. Whlttwer, Mrs. Harper Parent-Teaeher Association of Port­ Come to prayer tpecting Thursday 2 T butter. Fowley and Mrs. Wm. Fowley, all land. There are 322 members and Grand Rapids last week by lhe ill­ evening nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. In a buttered pan arrange of Bay city. Bridge was played after 37 on the executive board, so Mrs. ness Of her daughter, Mrs. Avis Donald Geiger. 1 c milk. * the dinner, and the ladies remained Steckle will be kept plenty busy. Tompkins. She is at home again 1 c grated American cheese. until about noon Friday when they The first meeting of the year was and Mrs. Tompkins Is better. 3-4 c soft bread crumbs. tinuo. until all vsgtriablae returned td thslr homes in Bay City. held on Wednesday of last week. WEEKS CORNERS. 2 t grated onion. Mra. Charles Paul accomi>aniod by Mra. Steckle’s friends know she will The Weeks school was closed 1 T tomato catsup. with diced green Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldrich of give her best. efforts to this work Salt, pepper, cayenne. South Hastings ancL Donald Mc- and congratulate her upon her elec­ Thursday and Friday as Mia Romig HOT ASPARAGUS AND was sick. toinato soup over mixture Quarrie of East IMRon attended tion to this office. Her picture ac­ BACON SANDWICH. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dickerson and Broiled bacon. in. a moderate oven i>7 the funeral of Charles Underhill of companied the announcement in the latter's mother, Mrs, Beach, On freshly toasted bread place a Peel the eggplant, cut in small trees) until vegetables m Laingsburg on Monday afternoon. the Sunday Qrcgonian, published visited at Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beach very thin slice of American brick pieces and cook in boiling salted Mr. Underhill died suddenly Sat­ Sept. 16. cheese or spread with a yellow cream water until tender. Drain Uwroughof near Vermontville Sunday. urday morning. . Mra. West and Hazel of Grand cheese. On top of thb place half a ly and mash. Make a cream sauce HAVING FINE VISIT. Word received from Mrs. Off Rapids visited Mr. West over the dozen stalks of freshly cooked as­ with the butter, flour and milk vegetables before tendance at the funeral of Wm. L. paragus of the >— -cut — AJust “— •the — length ... .... When UULAUIIU thickened and smooth add Pennock on Sarorduy were Dr. and FUher. who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank West entered M. 8. C. Tues­ bread. Over this lay two or three ,'• the mashed eggpls — ^*0. cheeae, Mrs. Emeat E Brown, president of Alonzo Hilton In Saugus. Mass.. says plecta of thinly sliced bacon. Place' .crumbs, -n,-.--, _onions, catsui jp. acMbnlni* Perris Institute. Dean and Mra. K she is having a wonderful time and day. Sept. 8th. Mr. and Mrs Garner Hampton under the broiler until bacon to taste, and beaten egg yolks. Fold ► G. Merrill, Dr. and Mrs. E. M has viaited many scenes of historical ► Clark and Mrs. R. R. Reed, all pf interest in Massachusetts. She ex­ and children of Hastings were Bun­ pour Into a buttered caaatrole and , 'Big Rapids. Mr and Mrs. Charles pects to return about the middle of day evening callers at Mr. and Mrs. CARAMEL CUSTARD. Lyle Dickerson's. bake in a moderate oven <>M de­ CroweU of Battle Creek, Mra. Car­ October, driving home with rela­ 2 c milk, scalded. Mra. Ma; Carl will entertain the grees p.) fqr about 4» minutes. Gar­ ’ ,rie Higgins and Eugene Atherton ot tives from Kalamazoo. 6 egg yolks or 3 whole eggs. next C. C. Cemetery Circle Oct. 10, nish with broiled bacon and serve * Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs Mark Peake for an afternoon meeting. immediately. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. ► of Kalamaroo. Mrs Mabel BUnton ► ‘and Mrs Kate Owen* of White ___ BAKED TOMATOES' Several ________________ of lhe neighbors__of Mrs. 1-2 t vanilla. , Cloud. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Benson C. E. Wood pleasantly surprised her 4 T sugar (to carameUxe). WITH CHIKMC HAl ( ■• [of 8Un- <-'> Cgec(ioslovak!a has more than V of Prairieville and Mra. 8. 8. Stanon Tu-wt-v Tuesday -vum™ avenjng. the occasion Caramelize the four tablespoons 0 slices bread. * 'ton. Mis. Chas. McDermott and Mrs. being her birthday. It was a very 300 workmen's gymnastic organiza­ of sugar and add cautiously to the ’ ;Leoo Dunning al Delton. tions, with nearly 150,000 member^. ul occasion. scalded milk, continuing to stir un- ot stewed fresh. because I ittom their Qf You Don’t Have to Wait L. V. BESSMER Meat Specials Friday, September 28 Saturday, September 29 Beef Steak Ste^k Beef Ribs Boiling Beef Beef Roasts 161c -19c 10c ** 11c 14|c Remember—All Oar Beet b Choice Chicago Beef ' Helpful Suggestions Fels Soap 10 • 45c Butter — “'■ OUlier •rFrMF.rt Lk 4 Bliss Coffee »—** Sugar 10 Lu- �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, 8 KPTEMBET. 2*, 1M4 ^:THE CHURCHES WANTS ONB CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. I LOWER THREE ROOM • Several thousand pheasants havs 1 'been released by the Department In !«' j various parts of southern-Michigan Kw]U twhere cover and food conditions are i|ua* aneh j favorable. All ot the male birds re- ,«rd fiENT—Modern • «i the hens have on aluminum band HASTINGS :: MICHIGAN FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. scribed as follows: "Department of j ot* lUaiih Conservation. Lansing. Michigan. E128S." These birds were released at points uirini. Cui tor Old Gold. Mn.l»i T F..V.I r. u|- Call r.rrn.l St ll..tnr. Foil Stl.l VIIEAI'—K>.o>- r.' 7 month. e|.| Art F.ckrr north ot Haalinrt rnnnomrr t Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service >.• all >.l<l Gntncrra. we trottld be i 9-20 to bntr >>,u in our mhl.i for Ihr r. rn>n». Ur will trr nod riiakr it worth o.“.r 1 while with mutlr vn.l tonga, new »r I.’old. .1.. Hrfrr.hmrnt. wl.t aandwirhr, and one othrr o Antlin Ptook. I.r»tn 7 mllr. IRVING GRANGE Ir-.ric i.r.inar No. will nhirrt Na CHURCH OF CHRIST. COATS GROVE. an rood to hold tho rupture HASTINGS CITT MISSION. Jastmcnt for you. Let us aha feature “Selective Pressure Control ”, Nothing else like The Prescription Drug Store For Balance Due 1 uten write Credit Manner F. 0. Box 261. Detroit. Micblxan 9 26 HASTINGS MARKETS ASSYRIA. The Briggs Ladles' Aid Society [met on Thursday with a pot luck dinner at the basement. The offlluo' । cers for lhe year were elected: PresBAPTIST CHURCH. f«r । idem, Mrs. Lottie Jones; vice-presl-1 I dent. Mra. Mildred Stevens to sue- 1 ^•;ceed Mrs. Bessie Strickland, and r- k. - Mrs. Elizabeth Gray, secretary' Mrs. vuieiard" im Gladys Cortright and Mrs. Kate i., Y“ IFOR SALE— A No 1 lo.ti.r eraltrr . 14 “ole. the present incumbents, were I 5-elected. I Krminx n • . N.ra.lw if .„id ,t | Vr«4. 134 W Clinton 9 2 , Mr. and Mrs. LeVant McIntyre «>»• paitor , entertained Sunday a sister and I *' L “ '! , family from Jackson, a sister and . pn>a»* fruVlt I family and nephew. Milbum Shep- I,r DeHaan. both of Grand Rapid tr lard, and wife, of Battle Creek, and 1 -a |hte father. Howard McIntyre, of!-I .v.«i.i mwtlM.. of ' "I ih»» Ihr ______ _ Hickory Corners. OF THB UNITXD 41ETH. । Little Bobby Strickland, small son i CHURCH _ REN IN CHRIST, 2* I of Mr. and Mrs Lisle Strickland. E. B. Griffin. D D_ Pi 1F’ •k [ fell while al play sustaining In7“ Juries to the knee cap last week. A cast was applied to relieve the ■ »r ■ pressure. Tlir Young People’s group from lhe Elite district held a get-together evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George ConkUn ot the Bristol district on Friday evening. Mrs. David Miller and Infant FIRST -UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. daughter. Annabelle Mae. returned from the hospital on Saturday. Hte mother. Mrs. Belle Miller, is staying 7 .10 I' at the David Miller home. am i Miss Joyce VanAuken went to Bat­ tle Creek on Monday where she lias employment at the Mr. and Mra. Will Clemence home. The Parent-Teacher organization te beginning activities for the year. The Elite and the Dunham unit will meet on Friday evening. CLAY HILLS. Mrs. Guy Me Nre entertained her sister from Chicago last week. Frank Harris and wife and Mrs. John Winger motored to Fremont Thursday and attended the auction sale at the former’s father's farm. Mr. Harris and wife of Fremont are moving to Oklahoma. Mrs. Chas. Gibbs entertained the Busy Bee Club at her home Thurs­ day. A nice lot of sewing was done Leon Potts und wife and Vance Sharp and wife scornpanled Morris Lewis and wife of Kalamazoo on their trip last week to A Century of Frank Harris and wife and Leon Pous and wife were callers at Mar­ cus Coykendall's in Grand Rapids Monday. Pressure supplied by the electric Die current through a conductor la Clouda and Ruiuf.il walla. Heetatance of an 1D00 feet of altitude increasing the I WANTED-Krll.I.I c*n • 34 5 It W Mttrt. Hottie 5. 1>-ll< lli«A.,rv 20- F.'2 ’ Fort SALE-- 11. tiii.c .I,...- • •tinea Mich. Joly 57. 191 HOWARD LA WHENCE. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. ORGANIZING BAND LESSONS FREE FO BEGINNERS DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE WANTED We are looking for an honest, ambitions. Industrious man between twenty-five and. forty-five years of age to act u serv­ ice reprenentatlve Id this territory. Will provide Training School Experience—Field Assistance—Policyholders* Have attractive Proposition to offer right party. BoaineM ex- The Agricultural Life Ina. Co. 20 YEARS OLD . STRONG . CONSERVATIVE . SOUND Our 1934 ANNUAL Fall Clearance SALE of WALL PAPER We Must Clear the Racks for Our New Stock of 1935 Wall Paper! And to make this sale doubly at­ tractive we are going to give the Ceilings FREE! ( liaatlna* UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH mJ Baltimore Church. MeCaUam Church. This means you buy anjf stock paper at I 5c a double roll and up, we give you the ceiling AB­ SOLUTELY FREE I You pay only for the side wall and border Special for This Sale! Window Shades Anchor Cloth Window Shades 36 x 6 . . . 43c Johnson's Gio-Coat and Appiier—Regular $1.50 Combination SPECIAL PRICES On Short Patterns and Rem­ nants During This Sale Public aerv Special This Week First Printers Imitated Writing Neither the inventor of printing aware of what they bad achieved or were doing. They were anxious ooly to imitate the hand-written book and at first charged ns much foe their product as for manuscript the customer that theirs was no ously written script work. iU MAPLE LEAP ORANGE AT FLINT. MICHIC1AN THURSDAY. REPT. 27. Il ELECTION allied Veil < " jo Mrs. Kate Burdick were Sunday guests of Mtes Ethelyn Snyder at a! 12 Battle Creek. ’J J? I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kahler spent li uo'Saturday and Sunday with friends j® In Ft. Wayne. Ind. !as | Mrs. Walter Boylen will enterJ" [tain tho Bunnell L. A. S. for suppei 'so rThursday afternoon. n The newly elected officers for the 0.45-Delton Community Club are Gwen­ dolyn Banghart, president; Elite E­ Faulkner. vice-president; Chester Banghart, secretary; Roger Wil­ liams. treasurer and Henry Moorhus. and William Hayward. Jr., were elected as directors to succeed themselves. Mrs. Blanche Richards returned to her .home Friday after being two weeks' in the Hayward home caring for William Hayward. Sr., who te making a splendid recovery from an operation. There were about forty-six from thte vicinity attended A Century of Progress Sunday. I GRANGE PROGRAMS ■X> Ilannt 1 ‘ H Ircalaua taarl CIm > Iru • copy. ,A U a Hastings REPUBLICAN STATE CONVBWT1ON. • < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH S I. RATES New and Used Auto Parte Ltr«a Detroit Dealer ati'. uke b»ck from forsMt ytucbMera oct •aaU bsa4»low ttprUhl »a4 ot-a pUyer pUr.o, To lava teahlpplr.* we prefer to uuufet eentracta to rolUble puttea la thia vicinity who will pay aaull balance dee on any ORDER FOR PUBLICATION * WHILE YOU WAIT Baybeston Brake Lining FOR 9ALE! Probate. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. » *i BODY GLASS INSTALLED 666 Mildred Smith. Reflater * [FUH KENT—FnmUbrd f.ur r 1 «!<>«bitaira. n-wly <lixrirair<l i ' Fr.uk " inflow, ‘flrrm1 > U 9 26 1 |FOIi HAI.E—Lite du.k. lot il.o K»T.,r-hir> ram*. Mrrt | Ville, R. uu 2. |F(l|t UNION ami potalA rr«lr> «’’’l ■ ....... :x| TarpviinliiK. Lacvy. iH.wilnr CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. 11*811 TAHITI business. . Mr. and Mrs. Russell Craven were visiting in Battle creek Friday and Saturday. Thomas Bren!airns from Toledo. Ohio, was a Sunday visitor of Wil­ liam clagttt and family. Star Grimmett and Prank Beck­ with of Hastings were in Lake Odes­ sa Thursday on business. Kenneth Hurless and family were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mra. Oacar Hurleu of Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Willis Struble of Hostings called on Kenneth Hurlcu and family Sunday Evening. CARDS of THANKS Our Service To PROTECT You Conatantly Adiuat Fairly Checks Colds First Day — Head­ ache or Neuralgia in 30 Minutes! and Robert Tuttlo spent Wlllbur, y in Grand Rapids with J Dees E. court her petldon prsvinx tnrnl now on flle In thio i Mr. and Mrs. Zcllon Kaiser were Sunday-afternoon callers of Mrs. Edith Benham of Irving. Mr. and Mrs. Star Grimmett and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beckwith of SSMS I crease and Improve hunting and many of them doubtless will be shot 9:00 A. M thte fall. Hunters who bag one of the tag­ ged birds are urgently requested by <<*• <i the Game Division, Department of: HASTINGS PARISH. ' (CHARLRR IL LEONARD. i METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Conservation, to forward the follow- I ing Information: Date and place j„ pheasant was killed, name of the a. w. Koirknrd. farmer on whose land it was shot, L *■ «’<»oton. the name of the section, township Sunday Seh~>L 10:00 A. and county. The information will show, among other things, how far the pheasants have traveled from point of libera­ tion. The < hunter may keep the Mlllor, Pleraon band or tag as a souvenir, if he de­ "1X1 sires, only the information on the Aid. Ko shooting being needed by the De­ partment. The same information te asked of individuals who find tog­ FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL ged or banded pheasants that have CHURCH. DELTON been killed by automobiles or other Lost Week's Letter. accidental means. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pennock and spent Sunday with Mr. and COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS family Mrs Frank Davis at Galesburg. BT. JOHN'8 LUTHERAN MISSION. A. L. Solomon and daughter rr« Hunilay »v Caroline were Sunday guests of Mr. Ihr 4001b ar and Mrs. Water Boylcn. ii nnd publiv larlln l.ulhrr. Mr. and Mra. P. F- Burgart from rrlrbialr 1 I..I, Kalamaaoo have moved on to the farm recently vocated by Mrs. Wil­ — , H 00 r tnaplyrd ir, liam Cable and family. Mr. and Mrs. Vet Erahkln of Bat­ EMMANUEL CHURCH (Eplaeopal). tle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Byron I »"• / A McNulty. D. D.. UcUr. 32a w. Center Bt.—Tai. 2S2« Titus took an auto trip to Freemont. Hesperia and Newberry. The Barry county rural carriers 17 ho association held their monthly meetthe Delton M. E. church Sal1S 0S|urday evening. The L. A. 8. served 2 ho the supper. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH *e,65 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wertman and GEO. M. NEWTON MICHIGAN * If you shoot a banded pheasant H this fall the Department of Comer-J] vatton .would like to know about IL l*J THE TRIO CAFE HASTINGS Odessa and Mr. and Ur*. Frank Beckwith of-Hastings were Sunday Hunters Shooting Such Birds .«««■£“•• Asked to Notify the I’ Department (FOR NALE- BEAR HOLE LAKE NEWS. WKW I BUS FARES From Hasting* To Kalamaxoo-------80c Battle Creek___ 80c Grand Rapids, $1.15 Lansing 1.15 Chicago---------* 3.30 Detroit _______ 3.60 12 BUSSES DAILY KEEPING RECORD OF BANDED PHEASANTS Stebbins Injariowa te Ml A d.termini GOODS DELIVERED 7>a Jte*a££ Stun TELEPHONE 2131 �Wednesday, Sept. 26,1934 ] THE HASTINGS BANNER PART gram and pointed out the constitu­ Ing that tinkering with complicated SALES BOOTH PROVES SUPERINTENDENTS DIS­ tional amendments 2 and 3 promot ­ highway finance U a problem for deliberative legislative action. APPROVE OF ACT ed by the automobile club removed POPULARITY OF MILK not only sales tax but also any prob­ However, school teachers and edu­ ability of income tax and was in lieu Pasaatfe of Amendment Will cational authorities throughout the People Bay This Food When . creation of civilised order." Letten to Teachers From A. of ail other taxes on the automobile state, have more of a stake In the Mean Less Money for Attracted by Right Kind Plato, “te the victory of KrA. A. Called "Exceedingly and oil Industries. projiosals than many of them realize. suasion over force.” The meeting which was attended Education They may not know that the Ux on Insidious Literature" „ . w 1 Thrw big Tuesdays: Oct. 3 meet­ by more than 250 city school super­ One of the generally overlooked the retail sale of automobiles and Letters of the Automobile Club of intendents from every county in People will drink tote of milk if ing of all Barry Co. ministers at the gasoline, for the fiscal year just end ­ provisions of the gas and weight tax their attention Is called to its food Episcopal parish house In Hastings; Michigan written to school superin­ Michigan was under the auspices of ed. totalled some 65.000.000. They do constitutional amendment which tendents and teachers regarding value and Its ability to quench will face lhe voters In the November know, however, that state aid to thint. according to sales records of Oct. 9 Barry County Sunday School amendments 2 and 3 to be voted on the Michigan Education Association. . "IretkMx, te that which would ex­ schools under the Thatcher-Blas act. a booth supervised by the dairy de­ convention at Quimby; Oct. 16. State November fl. were described as "ex­ NORTH HOPE. empt automobiles and gasoline from can be paid only as sales tax net re­ partment of Michigan State College with Dr. Fred Fisher, the main ceedingly Insidious literature’’ -toy the state's 3. per cent sales lax. The ceipts exceed 631.700.000 annually, at the Detroit state Pair. Homer McCallum spent the week Eugene Elliott. Department of Pub­ speaker. • proposals are so broad that It te no prior legislative appropriations ac­ end with friends in Muskegon. Personal and business reasons de- lic Instruction. The statment was wonder that, some of its more counting for lhe latter sum. Miss Doris Peake iiad the mis­ Bales tax collections for the fiscal exhiblt which depicted the steps In lalned E. T. May of Lansing from made before the convention of city fortune to have her shoulder brok­ lightly emphasised Implications have handling milk from the cow to the appearing on our Y. M C. A. Lead- school superintendents at Bay City, escaped even those who believe year Just ended, totalled 634X71.en Saturday evening, while in an au­ bottle placed on the consumer's . ___ program at Stuart lake_____ last. Friday. themselves fairly well posted on the 949.01. for retail business during the doorstep. The exhibit also Included ! era' tomobile accident in Hastings. She ' rxjuuu auv inciuueu W ■ eek end Mr. Elliott reached these conclu­ fiscal year. The final collections were subject. figures to show the expense of put- j M. James of Grand Rapids, ___ _________ _____ _spoke ____ sions because the letters slated lhe was taken to Pennock hospital where The opponents of the proposed not made until after July 1st. when ting the fluid milk through ■ she was made as comfortable as pos­ j—. -> ------ «Bun— each to the leaders al Camp » Barry sales tax elimination provisions of amendments agree with the spon­ the present fiscal year began, and step in the process of trans^_______ sible. We all hope for a speedy re-3 *P or ^ “ . t lon ' day afternoon. T. 8. K Reid and Carl the amendments were said by the sors of them, that automobiles and such collections will be carried on pasteurization, bottling, and delivery. iDd Metzger took part on the program. automobile club not to disturb In­ gasoline may be heavily taxed; they this current fiscal year’s records of Lowell Whitmore of Glass Creek The Bunday morning worship was come from schools from the primary­ and Isadora Pranshka were Sunday disagree with lhe method adopted the Auditor General. But for this In one-half pint bottles, either as fund. This part was admitted to. be for the proposed reduction, bellev- fiscal year’s biulness. gross collec­ plain, chocolate-flavored, or butter­ led by C. J. Barnum. afternoon callers at the home of The Freeport girls have elected true. The objection came from the Mrs. Jay and mother. tions. less some 6400.000. the cor.t ot i collections, less the prior approprla-. milk. Plain milk, properly "cooled, their officers for the group tailed fact the letters intimated and left While William Hart was working tions. brings a balance ot some 62,­ jwaa the favorite drink. Chocolate Girl Reserves. Kathryn Skeoch Is the impression no school funds at Mr. Thompson's crating mill at ranked second and buttermilk president, Wilma Wieland, vice­ Would be disturbed whereas the loss 772.000 to the public school system. 'was ,milkthird. Milk products In the form president. recording secretary. Elea­ from the state aid section of school Shultz he had lhe misfortune of in­ Cut lhe sales tax 65.000 000 an-. jurying his left eye while nailing ot frost bites sold almost as well as revenues would drop about 63.000,­ nor Thaler, treasurer. Anna Btowe. nually. and. as usual, your teacher ' crates. We all hope .that he will Im­ Miss I. E. Rice will be their leader 000. knows the answer. Especially when the fluid forms. prove rapidly. Labor Day crowds bought 46299 this year, taking Miss oowles’ place. her salary, long reduced, depends L. A. Butler. Grand Rapids, ob­ Albert Anders spent Sunday with The two Hi-Y clubs of Hastings jected to the amendments to fix Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashby in Hope largely upon how much state aid the bottles of the three kinds of milk schools get from lhe state next year. 1and 1030 dozen frost bkes. On Chil­ are busy selling football Schedule weight and gas takes on the ground Center. dren’s Day. the youngsters purchased pencils to replensh their treasury such provisions do not belong In the Donald McCallum while working 10.000 bottles of milk. and help attendance at games. constitution. "To me," he said, at his crating mill, hurt his finger HINDS CORNERS. The exhibit warone of the means Last Monday night was held a "that alone Is sufficient to mean with a saw. It Is doing as well as W. O. Tobias visited his sister, used by the college. In co-operation meeting of a few young men to con ­ they should be defeated.” possible at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Abbott, in Bat­ with dairy Interests, to acquaint sider the organizing of a club for im­ tle Creek Bunday. Mr. Butler was of the further - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saunders and people with the unusual food values It" Fira Pot Other iliai Mr. and Mrs. Clark Payne and In milk, how attractive It can be promptu speaking and parliamentary opinion the amendments would lead family of Hastings spent Sunday baby spent Saturday night and Sun­ made by adding flavors, and how training, to serious difficulties later and that with Otto NatzeL Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ulrich and day with relatives In Hastings. the automobile club was "misguid­ sales can be Increased by advertising outstanding valuss aver Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Phillipa, son mllkiSAVE ALL THE BEANS ed” at the present time. He also family of Petoskey, who has been ; offered. You gat a full and daughter, spent Sunday in Has­ took issue with statements that tour­ spending the past few days with Mr, The spehigan Milk Producers As­ stsad 22* healing plant. BY CAREFUL HARVEST and Mrs. Albert Ulrich, returned to tings with his sister. Mr. and Mrs. sociation. lhe Creamery Owners and ist business would be stimulated by a gas tax reduction. \ their home Sunday. Jay Snyder and sons. Managers Association, the Michigan heavy caatinga built and Mr. and Mrs. Edd Meyers of Ionia Milk Bottle Exchange, and the De­ McNaughton System Pre­ He cited only four states with a Frank Heller and daughters of spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. troit Dairy Council are all working gas tax of 2 cents and that their West Cloverdale spent Sunday with vents Weather Damage N. Tobias. combined income was less than that' Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Meisenbach. with lhe college to increase the conMra. Edd Newton went home with sufnpllon of milk. and Ripens Plants of Michigan. The speaker conclud­ email down payment Mr. and Mra. Edd Seyers for a THREE CORNERS. Michigan farmers can make good ed by saying slightly more than a use of the McNaughton system for dollar for driving 1.000 miles would Mrs. Miranda Sisson accompanied price—aolvaa nasi Robert and Gertrude Phillips FARMERS WILL VOTE harvesting late beans as this method not alter tourist business but the her brother and sister to Watson's heating problem. were tn Hastings Tuesday evening ON CONTRACT PLAN will cure them well even In adverse lack of good roads and the Impossi­ Corners near Allegan where they Complete Installation of and had an airplane ride. ,' weather, according to the farm crops bility of matching federal aid money the Warm Friend byfacMr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias went department at Michigan State Col­ for construction of highways, would B Hart from Friday until Bunday. over near Nashville Saturday'and Signers to Indicate Their lege. Mr. and Mrs. George McCulla and Pres. O. L. Jenner, Bay City, pre­ helped Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bel)'cele­ Wishes at Local Meetings Beans will be worth saving this sided at the meeting and stressed Mrs. Ella McGlynn of Hastings were brate their twenty-fifth wedding year and attempts should be made the need for school people to take Wednesday aftemooh callers at the Held Boon Monay. A Holland Man anniversary. to avoid weather damage as much action and defend their funds, pres­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. will call without obligeMichigan signers of corn-hog con­ Mrs. Pearl Barrett drove to Al­ as possible. Many of the fields con­ ent and future, especially in view Hammond. pena Thursday after speeding near­ tracts will be asked soon to cast a tain lots of plants that are not fully of the fact the Income now is 625.­ Maury E. Moore and Miss Clara vote at local meetings to tell wheth­ ly two weeks with her-parents. Sisson spent Sunday at Jack ripened. These beans are usually 000.000 short of requirements. er or not they approve of the gov ­ Mra. Edith Bechtel of Hastings damaged when cured In the ordinary President Jenner said it is a race Moore’s in the Durfee district. again offering contracts in HOLLAND FURNACE CO. visited her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. ernment Mrs. Minnie Hammond, who had now between education and greater Ronald Haynes, and family part of 1935. according to Henry A. Wallace, The ’McNaughton system makes social and economic difficulties and been visiting her son. Claude A. secretary of agriculture. . SIMON ETTERBECK use of small stacks in which the that a most strenuous Job in educa­ Hammond, and family, returned to This request for an expression of 711 East Grand HL "Whistling undoubtedly gives some opinion is made because the agri­ beans are arranged around a post tion would have to be done to con­ her home in lhe Little Brick district HASTINGS PHONE 2626 people courage,” says a psychologist. cultural situation has changed since in the center of the stack. A layer tribute to the economic success. He Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Roy Taffre of Has­ SOLIS** SUTINQ MAKts wiiM rsirans 11 «»unds M Uiough our office-boy Is com-hog contracts were offered In of clean straw is first placed on the concluded by saying the motives of ■eusaa luuiui msxis wish raitMP6 rAntrrnn1,Mn> (or B rUe ground to bold the beans off the school people In opposing such tings were Saturday afternoon guests 1934. The A. A. A. plan for assisting ground. The sides of the stack should amendments was not selfish but in of Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Hammond farmers wras inaugurated at a time be straight and tire sides are built up the Interest ot the highest type of and family. when huge surpluses of feeds and of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walters and two and one-half feet above the citizenship. livestock were paralyzing the mar­ center poet. . M. R. Keyworth, Hamtramck, *. —. was — ".I , son of Ionia ‘.'.‘I" came Thursday —y for a kets for these farm products. Now, The stacks are built about fouj the concluding speaker on the pro-I visit with the former’s parents. Mr. the surplus of feeds and of livestock and one-half or five feet In dlamef has been reduced. ter. Usually several rows of beans It now becomes Important for Uxe can be carried to the stacks advan­ administrators of the A. A. A. to find tageously. The beans can be placed out If fanners believe that, through in these small stacks sooner than their unaided efforts, they can they can be stored in the bam or In maintain the gains they lyive made the big stacks often used. Immature In orderly production. Past records beans will ripen In the McNaughton show that periods of reduced feeds stacks. and livestock have spurred farmers The small stacks can be left tn back Into cycles of overproduction the field for quite long periods with­ with a consequent piling up of huge out damage todhe beans from rains. carryovers. x They can be threslied at a conven­ The federal plan of benefit pay­ ient time and interruptions by show­ menu to signers ot com-hog con­ ers are not as serious as when a tracts has been entirely voluntary. large stack has been opened. If the farmer believed It would be to A bulletin describing the Mc­ his financial advantage to sign a Naughton system in detail will be contract, he became a cooperator. HASTINGS PHONE 251S FRANK SAGE sent to those who write to the Col­ Others did not sign the contracts. lege farm crops department. Local meetings will be held In Michigan at which county agricul­ WILCOX SCHOOL NOTES. tural agenu and com-hog commit* Last Week’s Letter. tee men will outline the present live­ Last Friday at the weekly meet­ stock and feed situation. After hear­ ing of the Busy Workers Club we ing this Information, farmers will be elected the tollowing officers; House­ asked whether they want to continue keeper, Avis Sowerby; Doortender, the contract plan. Florian Ballk; Wastebasket tender. SCHOOL TEACHERS URGED TO CONSIDER Y.M. C. A. ITEMS AMAZING LOW PRICE HOLLAND FURNACE and Mrs Edw, Walters, and family, t eturning to their home Bunday aft- ' Mr. and Mn. James Hammond and trolt vtelted their parent* Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Hammond arid fam­ ily Bunday. They found their broth­ er. Robert, slightly improved. Mr. Cairn* of Augucta waa the Sunday evening guest ot Mr. and Mra. Edw. Walters. Bunday afternoon vteltora in the Claude A. Hammond home were: Mra. Gertrude Wilcox, son Joe, and Mra. Agnes Kelley. Albert Bessmer. Mr. and Mra. Philo Bheldon. son Philip Henry and daughter Julia ot Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hen­ dershott and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Schantz of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs.. Glenn Grlnold and Mr. and Mrs., John Grlnold of Lansing. PLEASANT HILL. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Spath of Oa rrlson, N. Y., were calling on frier ala here this week and looking after their farm. Curtla Blough has bought 60 acres of It and will cut jthc timber off this winter. The Project Club did riot roeet with Mrs. Miner Palmer on account of the illness of Jeff Palm.v, Instead pro BU DM Arrival of he and hH wife eral days’ visiting ; stives of Hastings, Clarksville. .. —— ——- ——WW WM HI Wednesday nignt. was take Pennock horpttal Thursday « hr submitted to an operation to rtndkKU. M UH npcu hh dltkm te Improving. Anson I lodge of Hastings e a, I,yw m — —4 Ul. .. ... . *< Jerry Andrus, John Blosser i Homer Friedrickscn are the nu bers ot Rogers school board for I Tirestone Sentinel Type 4.40-21 . . . 34.45 4.50-21 . . 4.90 4.75-19 . 5.20 5.25-18 . 6.20 5.50-19 . . 7.15 ANDRUS SERVICE Hastings Order COAL to Fill Your Bin! m HASTINGS CITY BANK HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY " Watch the FORDS Go By The Car Without a Price Class 4 Start the Fall with a Better Car! We have an unusually good assort­ ment of Used Cars at present, and it will pay you to look over our line. .* Everything from late Model V-8 Fords to the reliable olcl FORD Model 1 also CHEVROLETS HUDSONS AUBURNS, Etc. All Attractively Priced! FORD DEALERS Phone 2121 Hastings The Hastings City Bank today received from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at Washington the official signs which will hang at all receiving windows as visible evi­ dence that the depositors of this institution Jessie Ballk; Deck inspector. Marie MIDDLEVILLE. Librarian. Maurice Rev. H. H. Harris, who some years Wlesenhofer; Wiesenhofer; Boardwasher, Wayne Crofoot We also had drawing on Friday In which we made several pictures that correlated with this season of the year. We have a border of leaves around the room which the children made. They are all different colors. Jack Frost has surely been here. We have a spelling chart thte year with every pupil’s name on. Those who get perfect lessons for a week receive a red star and those who can get four red stars In succession will receive n gold star, which will mean perfect lessons for a month. Those who receive the most perfect les­ sons hi the year are to receive a prize at the end of the year. ' Written by Virginia Sweet. Oretta McNutt. Vern Prentice, teacher. Ing on friends here on Wednesday on his return from conference. He and the good wife were returning to their old home at New Buffalo. Mich., where they have been for some years. Arthur Brace lias been poorly the past week, confined to hte home. Mrs. Cora Brace visited him on Sat­ urday. . Court L. Boley, who has been 111 for some weeks, passed away Thurs­ day at his daughter's home In Leighton Twp. Funeral was held at the M. E. church Saturday at 2:30 P. M. A large number of rela­ tives attended the services. He had been a member of the M. E. church for years, of the Masonic order and the Knights ot Pythias. Besides the two daughters and several brothers other relatives and friends mourn the passing of a real man. George Thomas had some throat trouble of late and unable to have his blacksmith shop open until Mon­ day of this week. A. JI. Parker has been taking an outing the past week, doing work On his home. Installing a furnace. You can guess bow sore his hands The fall pastures are looking fine of late and stock will no doubt go Into winter quarters In fine shape, thus being worth much more than formerly thought. The Monday Grand Rapids Her­ ald carried the news that one of our teachers. Miss Thomas, had Atel with an accident while on her way here from her home. A lady walk­ ing in the road was killed when struck by her car, an unavoidable accident. Max Lynd te repainting his home on Arlington street. A nice Im­ provement, Many more homes could be so improved. « TOWN LINE. Harold Tasker and friend. Miss Lucille Robinson, of Carlton spent Saturday and Bunday with .friends In Detroit. Mrs. Albert Reahm. who went to Detroit Friday of last week to attend the wedding of a friend, returned home Thursday accompanied by her cousins from Fowlerville. Mr. and Mra. Gilbert McLeod of Woodland were Bunday P. M. visit­ ors with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Winkler. Gale sedore. while on his milk route to Nashville Saturday momthe result that his truck was wrecked He was rushed to Pennock hospital where he is suffering from cuts and bruises. Mr. and Mrs Fisher of Lake Odes­ sa visited at Alva Tasker’s Bunday at the hoepiul In Huihei Un breakable glass is being used to The 542-mlle stretch between E built flats In an American town. As Paso and Pt. Worth is the longest a final test it la said that they are non-stop airmail flight in the United to be cleaned by a squad ot domes- These hava- been wonderful years "To look reallly smart should wear a monocle a__------- for the type of young married peo­ one glove.” declares a fashton writer. ple who are drawn closer by early What about a spat? struggle. . ARE INSURED! DEPOSITS INSURED I The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation O tenon JOUUU WASHINGTON, D. C. maximum insurance FOR EACH DEPOSITOR 4 mnnn >0UUU The HASTINGS CITY BANK is one of more than 14,000 li censed banks in the country which are receiving these signa. In sured banks) are able to offer protection to their depositors up to $5,000. Statistical studies have shown that this maximum fully protects more than 97 per cent of all the depositors in insured banks. A statement by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation follows'.— "The purpose of the signs is to let deposi­ tors know which banks are insured. Here­ tofore,-althought 90% of the licensed banks are insured, depositors Lave 'had no easy means of identifying them. "If, by any unforseen circumstances, an in­ sured bank should suspend, the Insurance Corporation would bdgin paying off deposi­ tors just as soon as a receiver was appointed for the closed institution. The depositorswould receive their money in a few days in- stead of waiting moqths or yean as was the case in the former method of liquidation. This .is not only a benefit to the depositors, but it saves the community from a terrific economic and social blow. When the depositon receive their insured accounts they assign their claims to the Insurance Corpora­ tion. Thereafter liquidation proceeds on a business-like basis with the maximum of the Corporation-and other creditor* .paid in full." �4 Tne HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBra M, UM Mr. and Mrs. Roas Fierce enter- MH. Jasper Jordan Sunday In hdnGLASS CREEK. Mary Clifford, deed. Bond Vandenberg of Battle Creek and Mr. were, A. Wolfe, wife and daughter Mra. R- Frank of VJetsburg Vicksburg and talned Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tobias and or of the latter's birthday. Mr. and r, filed, letters of admlnlstra- and Mrs. Fred OU* and wife and Robert and Julia Molemaker. also Lenny Mr. and Mra. OU* Oorwin of Gull E. H. Joy of Lansing and Mra. CUf-. Mra. Paul Brodbeck and family of Robinson of Grand Rapid*. Mlsa ford Kahlo of Orangeville Sunday South Woodland. Mr. and Mra. and family In Kalamaauo. ment entered. I Tucker and family of Clarksville. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Owens enter­ at their cottage at Wall lake. Miss Ruth Eleanor Erway returnMiss Ellen Rodgers, who is work- Mr. and Mra. Frank Jordan and Sharp of Yankee Springs. Dick Roee. filed, petition for probate of will tained Mis.-. Elva Walsworth and Est Agnft* Putnam, deed Order Ing at Prank Hallock's at Hickory Theodore Jordan of North Woodland day. wifejtnd bon and Wand Erway of lowing account entered, discharge filed, Waiver of notice tiled, proof Mias Ellen Shejlendorf of Battle Comers, was home over Sunday. I were also present. . Hastings. of will filed, order admitting will en­ Creek Sunday. Mentor HouBel of tered. bond of executor filed, letters Kalamazoo-w at a Saturday guest. | The Methodist Sunday school in Kalamazoo Sunday after spend­ Cha* Whittemore and wife and Cat. Ira and Adeline • Blanchard, testamentary Issued, order limiting j clzM. of which Mrs H. A. Kitson is Russell, also Maxine and Joan Er­ . Mr. and Mrs. Dougal MeOallum ing the summer with his grandpar ­ deed. Order determining heirs en- settlement entered, petition — Monica family Sunday. fcr n alllumi o.* ou ..uoz Fthe teacher, are planning a weiner way spent Bunday A. M. in Delton. for L I ah children Ol of Detroit q spent Sunday Mr. Wm. King and mother of Kal­ roast at Horner Bawdy's landing at ents here. He will attend school In hearing claims Hied, notide to cred-I wlth their parents. Mr. and Mr*. Chicago for a few months. . Bit. Hattie Dux berry. deed. In* .. amazoo spent the week end with Saddlebag lake Tuesday evening. — <issued. ------- । B<_r. McCaIluni iters . STATE ROAD. ventory fil’d. Mr and Mrs Ray Erway and Miss Est. Henry C. Warner, deal. Will1' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humeston Claude Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Kennedy of filed, petition for probate of will more visited Dayton Jordan over Ruin accompanied John to Lansing Town Line spent Bunday with Mrs. account filed, order allowing account filed, order for publlcaUon entered. spent Friday evening at Kalamazoo Tuesday where he will attend Mich­ PRAIRIEVILLE. the week end. Dayton Jordan ha* visiting relatives. entered, discharge of Admr. issued, igan Slate the coming year. . Lena Becker and Homer. The pupils of the eighth grade, been quite ill but is much better. Est. Corrie Schneider, deed. Peti­ estate enrolled. friends Elizabeth their w*anr, teacher. nua. Mrs. tion U11 for 1UI Admr. nuu:r. filed. lucu. ■I -'...... of Miss' -----. , JNash ... , accompanied by vy unit Gordon Havens mode a trip to Bt Carl Klee Brown, deed. Or­ Est. Arthur J. SHelp. deed. Order win *°rry 10 h$"r of ,”*r death ■ Hyde, enjoyed a held trip Tuesday Tuesday with the latter'* mother, Ohio with friends over the week ing for Mra. James O'Connor and _ ___ -________ __.T ’ J TiiMrtnv Funeral itorvkvs were .Z ______ r . der allowing account entered. Tuesday. baby, has returned to her home. *en‘ afternoon. • allowing account entered. --—~— Mrs. Lovtna Palmerton, of Nashville. Est. Henry J. Kraus, deed. Final Est Susan E. Main. deed. Order Thursday Mrs. ------- -- — at —Detroit. -------- , ------Mrs. Mary Boulter returned to her Chai. Whittemore was reminded Mrs. Janet Pettengill spent Thurs­ Mias Lenorc Dowden spenl the account filed. Kingsbury. Mra. Earl and Vir- home here Wednesday after an aballowing account entered. ---------------------- r “r' Gates *' of his birthday Friday by his chil­ day with Mrs. Dorn Coleman of week end with her aunt, Mra. Dow ­ Est. Elida Shaw. deed. Acceptance scnce of about four years. We are Est. James Miller, deed. Order g11 M°,llca attended the funeral. den. of Lansing, and M1m Naomi 1dren and grandchildren, who came Rutland. of trust filed, letters of trusteeship, appointing Admr. entered. 1 - Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Jenney en-1 pleased to have her with us again, VanLoo spent the week end with to take supper with him. Fourteen Mr. and Mra. James Bothard spent [tertained Mr. nnd Mrs Louis JenMr and Mrs. Albert Rogers are rc- friends in East Lnnslng. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Murray were present. Est. Donald D. Hess, deed. Ac­ [ney and daughter of Ceresco, Sun- | modeling their house making it an Myers near Tonlo. m Mra. Roy Erway Is on the sick list. Mr. and Mra. Wm. H. Mohler an ­ C LOVERDALE. ceptance of trust filed. Letters of; ■ day. up to date place. Wnrm and cozy. A new electric line is being built nounce the marriage of their daugh­ Mra. Sara Erway Is caring for her Rev. Kring enjoyed a visit from trusteeship Issued, discharge at ex­ Dale Jennep. and Mary Joyce 1 Mrs w F. Smith. Shirley. Rex and on our rood as far as the Kennedy his parents, brothers and sister over Pierce, little Ruswll Hart nnd Ber- |J»net spent Tuesday evening wIUi ter. Katherine, to Louis Post, non of and the household duties. ecutor Issued. The Misses Ruth and Genevieve farm. Mr. and Mrs. John Post of Grand (-.— -j - , -------., "mumping" this ■ Miss Hazel Calthrop at Gull lake. Est. Susan E. Main. deed. Peti­ the week end. Mrs. Mattie While of Hastings Rapids, September 15 at 4:00 o'clock. Erway and Virginia Havens attend­ p. T- A- met Friday evening nn ”l Watson a arc tion to file bond fifed, order to file . The *.*U r. 1 ?■ ~ George Woods was In plainwell The wedding took place at the irome ed the P. T. A. at Shultz Friday visited her slater, Mrs. Lucy Cole­ nna emercu. _ | at the town hall and installed the »’-<• . on business Thursday bond entered. man. Thursday. night. of the bride's parents with only the Eat. James Calthrop. deed. Order following new officers; President, Mrs. Margaret Scott of Toronto, , Huahe , s .. r Eyt Mrs. Bert JefTcry of Coats Grove .re-------------------------- ---------vw.pm,. Mra. Ray Brlsbo of Lansing is Immediate families present. ML« allowing claims entered. Mrs. Minnie Fennels; Alice Smith furnished music during spending several weeks with her visited Mra. Eva Rowley Thursday Est Clara F. Griswold, deed. An-‘dent. Mrs. Lynn Hart; the ceremony. Rev. Harry Wolfe of- ■daughter, Mrs. Clyde Warren, and and Friday. nual account filed. ” —r Mr. and Mrs. Parish and Leo belated. Mr. and Mra. Post left im­ family. Est. Roy W. Griswold, deed. An-1 Mrs Adda Pierce. Sunday visitors at Roy Oak's were. Siutnzcnbaker of Bedford spent the mediately for an automobile trip nual account filed. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humeston en­ to the Mammoth Cave. Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Olie Douglass and week end with Mr. and Ms. Clifton Est. Carol Isham, et al. Annual tertained Mr. and Mrs. F. S- Martin They will be at home September 25. family of Southwest Rutland and Beckc. account of Gdn. filed. I of Jackson over the week end and Mr. ond Mrs. Hale Carpenter and Wbt Mlh Mr. .nd Mr. M?s Hmr, Wmon. PrUr at 112 Sheldon Ave. Grand Rapids. Lemuel Oaks from East Rutland. Bt. Thomas W. Ronan, deed. An-< Mr. and Mrs Earl Sheldon of JackSunday visitors at Roy Erway's family of Carlton Center spent Frinual account filed. [son on Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Davenport. nnd ca^le attended the funer- ■ Mr. and Mrs Ricliard O'Brien and children of Lansing spent the week lai of the former's brother. William end with Mrs. Geo. Faul and Mr. 'Pennock, at Hastings Saturday. and Mrs. Raymond Faul. j Mr. Lowery and daughter of Gun Mr. and Mrs. Royal Frantz and 'lake were Sunday guests of Mr. and children of North Woodland were [Mrs. Roy Lowery Sunday guests at the home of Mr. ’ 1 Mr. and^irs Winslow Martin of and Mra. Jacob Hoover. Hickory Corners spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and ■ Mrs. Ethel Stcbben. son. Morgan, spent the week end Homer Hughes nnd two wins of with the former's brother. Bernell 'Stickney. South Dakota, are visiting MoYlan, and family of Jackson. ' the Hughes families In this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reebc ;of New I Mr. nnd Mrs. Grand DePriester Jersey nnd Mr. and Mra Will and Mrs. Wilbur Polley were in Ot­ Grigsby of Hastings were1 Sunday sego Saturday. evening callers at th? home of Mr. Miss Vera Sensiba of Kalamazoo and Mra. D. B- Green. spent Sunday with Mf. and Mrs. Mrs. Freda Pluhrer and son. Russell ixAvls and family. George, of Lansing and Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Arndt of Jack­ son and Mr and Mrs- Baker of Wil­ David Kilpatrick of Ann Arbor called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kil­ liamson were Sunday guests of Mi. THOMAS SPECIAL g-J patrick Sunday afternoon. nnd Mrs. D. N. Honeywell. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hynes nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Duy ot Kalnm.inx> were Sunday guests of Mr. daughter. Gladys, were Sunday nnd Mrs. George Adrianaon and Lu- guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Lef­ fler of West Woodland. Icllc. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph RLsc nnd fam-! Mr. and Mrs. Verne Calthrop were ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. | in Kalamazoo Saturday. Sunday Ward Green of South Woodland. । they spent with Mr. nnd Mrs. LlcGus Johnson nnd sons of West weliyn Erb and Lamar of Delton. Miss Hazel Calthrop and Paul Woodland spent Sunday with Mr. j Easy to Prepare | Nagel of Hickory Corners spent Sat­ and Mrs. Vernlcc Rafilcr and fain-1 Requires No Soaking urday evening with lhe formers ily. nnd Mr and Mrs Claud Sabin and family of Hastings and MLss[ I parents. Allee Ball of Battle creek were Sun- I , Mr. and Mrs Tip Ketcham of j Martin visited Mrs Jennie Norris day guests at the RafTler home. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert enter-1 ;nnd Lucy Sunday. ' Mrs. Milo Lehman and Mrs. Lucy tnlned Mr. and Mrs. Glen Blake of, Norris attended the O E 6. conven­ Middleville. Miss Katherine Blake lb of Clear lake and Mrs. Stata Hilbert, tion at Middleville Thursday. ROAD SERVICE - Telephone 2482 The I. O. O F and Rebekah As­ and daughters. Louise, Lorena and j sociation Will meet at Nashville Ellen and F. F. Hilbert Sunday ini || North Michigan Avenue Hastings, Michigan Monday night. October first. Try and ilnor of J. V Hilbert's birthday. give Nashville a good turn out from •Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKnlght ot Hastings were Sunday guests of j our Lodges. Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Finnic. Mr. and Mrs Will Woodman of Marlin visited Mrs. Mae Jones at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. SUcock Sunday. For All Baking Purpose* 9^9 w ] Another year has ended in our (Sunday school with an average at­ tendance of 83. The following per­ Isons were present every Sunday; [Mr*. Manley Billings. Mrs. Hazel I Billings and Lyle. Mr. and Mrs. Bert [Wilkins and Clyde and Clair Mun­ ger. There were five who missed only one Sunday; six missed two Sundaysrand one mlssijd-three Sundays. Thix.ls a very good record for our Sunday school. Wc wish to extend a cordial Invitation to everyone to at­ tend church and Sunday school. 1 Arliss Calthrop and Joan Rogers i are attending the Kellogg school I south of Hickory Corners this year. C. THOMAS STORES Built with super twist cord. A LIFE­ TIME GUARNTEED Goodyear, full oversize—with CENTER TRACTION for quick stops and tough, thick, tread for long mileage—Value you get, because Goodyear dealers sell the most tires— by millions. 128 WEST STATE STREET, HASTINGS Z1 c SEEDLESS < RAISINS 4 Pound Pkg. 32c 1 MINUTE TAPIOCA Pkg.— 13c PURITY OLEO LOG CABIN BROSS TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE 10c ? SYRUP The Log Cabin Tin— 23c FLOUR several days at the Oentury of Prof Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Clarite acJ companled by Mr. and Mr*. EbbW the Century of Progress, . The Cedar Creek Ladles' Aid will meet with Mrs. Jessie Larabce Frll day. October 6. for dinner. Meet] Ing In afternoon. Everyone Invltol Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Sterger and son ot Caledonia spent Sunday wltii Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt of thl* placd Clarence Campbell jilted hU sod Ivan, in Jackson last week and atl tended the ball game In Detroit. I Joseph Hammond of Shultz spenl Sunday with his daughter. Mra. Eml ma Owen. I Mrs. Phoebe Dunkley spent thl most of the past week witji he! granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Rsul sell Watson, of Delton. A Mr. and Mrs. Guyla Pease visit!* their daughter of East Ross las Henry Wertman and wife visited their daughter, Bernice, in Frccl port Sunday and also called on thell new great-grandson at the home ol Russell Benton In Freeport. A new implement combines 11 garden tool* in one. But it still isnj perfect as long ___________ w as you luic to go oul land operate it. It. [and 4.40 21 4.50 21 ’g7O »£5O 4.50 20 Xzo » 4.75 19 Price* subject to change without notice. Slate »ale» lax. If any. additional. “BEST YET” 24>/2-lb. COMMUNITY SALE 5 lb. “BEST YET” Flour 25c PILLSBURY’S BEST FLOUR 24j lb. $1.19 5 lbs. Pillsbury’s Best 29c COOKIES v"£ 10c CRACKERS JELLO and Goodyear SPeedway WHERE YOU SA VE ON FOOD BUYING COFFEE >» day evening with Mr. James Bothard. GRAHAMS or SODAS ASSORTED FLAVORS CAI 2 lbs. 19c Pkg. 6c Finest Alaska Pink x Fancy Red Sockeye FRESH MACKEREL 3 Cans TUNA FISH FANCY WHITE MEAT 2 Can* PANCAKE FLOUR ££££ 12c 18c 25c 25c 23c CORN FLAKES KELLOGG'S or Post Toastie* Lge. 10c ROLLED OATS-BULK 5 lbs. 23c MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI bulk lb 7c g'LJfq fe WISCONSIN MILD CREAM CHEESE Lb. MILK—DAIRY BELT 3 Tall Cans 17c CAMAY SOAP 5c CHIPSO 15c Flaktt ar Cranulti SNOWDRIFT Rich, Creamy Shorten­ ing for Modern Cooks. 1 Lb. Can 19c 2 LBS. 37c AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP— 10 Bars 55c O.K. SOAP 6 —25c Bowlene *■»•» 3 25c ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO THE MICHIGAN 3 PER CENT SALES TAX 1 • WOODLAND. Mrs Lester Brumm spent Friday .with her aunt. Mrs. John Weaver, of • Hastings. Mr. and Mrs John Dell visited rel­ it, lives in Flint over the week end. I Miss Dorothy Dell spent last week in 'Flint and remained for another c H Brown of Nashville was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Williams Sunday. Miss Alene Mohler of Blodgett hospital. Grand Rapids, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs Wm Mohler. Mr and Mrs. Dclmond Culler were । Bunday guests at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs A D Miller of East Woodiland. . Clem Long and son Arthur of I Culpapper. Va-. and Oscar Long of Indiana are spending a feu weeks I with the former s brother Wayne I Long and family and other relatives. | Dale Hauer left Sunday for Kal­ amazoo where he will enter the Western State Normal, for hu 2nd year's work. He attended Junior Col­ lege in Grand Rapids but year. Lester Brumm was In Lansing on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. N. Covey and chilidren of Belding spent Sunday with I Mr. and Mrs Clyde Ruell. I Miss Zadae Easton spent the Week end with friends m Indiana. I Gayion Fisher of Mapic Grove | visited his parents, Mr and Mrs. । Chas. Fisher, dver the week end. Mr. and Mrs. c. E Rowlader of Grand Rapids were Sunday guests j rcnce Faul. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rairtgh and ! family of Lansing called on Mr. and, . Mrs. John Rairigh Sunday after­ noon. * , Messrs. Ward Plants. Carl Helse. • Robert Born. A D Miller. Vemlcc ■ Rafiler. Don Shomo. Don Hynes. ■ Elmer Matthews and Mcarl Rairtgh .saw tlje ball game hr Detroit SatI urday. -* 1 Mrs. J. Brown of West Bend. Iowa, ■ is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. E. BorIder, and family. Don shomo spent Sunday with rel। at Ives in Allegan. । Mr and Mrs. H. A. KiLson and daughter. Mary Joe, are planning to , visit the former's parents, Mr. and Mr*. Levi Kitson. of Syracuse, In‘dlana. the coming week end. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niethamer jaod family were guests of Mr. and FAIRGROUNDS HASTINGS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 COMMENCING AT ONE O’CLOCK, P. M The Following Property Is Already Listed LIVESTOCK. Several head of colt*, consisting of •tickling colt*, yearling and postibly •ome two-year-old*, beaide* a num­ ber of work horse*. All sold under guarantee. ■ .. Purebred Guernsey bull, 17 mos. old. A few Plymouth Rock pullets. FARM TOOLS. Good lumber wagon. Good *et dump board*. Little (Willie riding cultivator Birch walking plow Set double line*. Farmer’s Favorite disc drill We Also Expect Cattle, Hogs and Sheep for This Sale This sale fumislte* an opportuni ty for farmers and others to bring in any personal property—such as stock, poultry, tools, feed or household goods—they may have for sale. Bring in whatever you have. TERMS: CASH HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1934 FARMERS IN THREE COUNTIES LOAN $40,000 BUY HEAT Not Just Coal! ORDER YOUR COAL NOW For a Coal Full of Fire and Low In Ash Use SUPERIOR RED ASH POCAHONTAS. Thousands who have tried it are demanding Thia Famoua Co<l Year after Year. Try a load and you will be pleasantly sur­ prised at its superior performance. . EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Flour, Feed, Coal, Cement, Lime, Brick, Tile HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 Manner of Placing Loans Is Revised—Efficient Work- | ing Organisation son's have conducted * rooming house In that city, but will now re­ side on the farm left Mrs. McPher­ son by her mother, the late Mrs. Sarah McKelvey. 1 Miss Necora Cobb of Battle Creek viaited her mother. Mrs. Alma Cobb. Sunday. 1 . — 1 1 CARLTON CENTER. ‘Chicago where they spent two days Sunday. They ware aocompanlad We are glad Rev. and Mra. Loomis at lhe fair, returning home Sunday home by their mother, Mra. O. W. have been returned to us another evening. Pry. Communion Mr and Mrs p*uI finger of Del­ The ladles in the community arc ? JUI *5 “U1U*1 U1 °hU>- *er'' 8UMl- of thelr Invited to meet 'at the church on bo?18cho°1 ta" cousins, Mr. and Mra- Walter Orms- Wednesday, October S, for the pur­ medlately following. be |, pose of giving the church a Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hale and . . . . w_. . | Since April first the Charlotte MARTIN CORNERS. Futar .pem e.uml.y u, B.UI. .Detroit rakWnU w ..auto. Wresidents « at present. A A m ton Umch —j—. TO -7777, Production Credit Association, which Mrs. Bax all Tlscher of Lansing and Gue-stz of Mr and Mr. Tnhn 'aXso “drived “ at* the home of Mr. and iment meat is }s being cleaned at the tliejxv nreaent aent la the government loaning agency for . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tlscher of Mr« John Mrs jQhn HfXJk sept-J1®6 by members of the Cemetery farmers in Barry. Eaton and Ingham Hastings spent Wednesday with Mae Robinson and family Sunday of last 18. Circle. . . counties, has loaned nearly 440.000 week were, an aunt and uncle from Ovcramith. I to farmers in the three counties. All In Bedford Saturda Mr. and Mrs. Prank Oox of John—:*-------Mr. and Mrs. Munn and Orr Detroit. Mrs. Robinson accompan­ stown visited their sister and hus-' Roosevelt’s New Deal is Dictated Albert Anders of this money has been used for the ied them home to spend the week. special purposes set forth by appll- 1Fklier went to Fennville Sunday. band. Mr. and Mra. Otis Altman । but not Red. Loren Oversmllh U working in a This week Sunday Lucile Robinson canU tor the loons, and In conform­ and friend, also her ^brother, Tom. market in Battle Cregkity with the provisions of the Fann meat । went to Detroit to bring their moth­ Credit Act as passed by Congress Mr. and Mrs. Milo Barry spent er home. May 1033. None of the money has IBunday with Leo-Fisher’s of Has­ wcorgc and George ana John uonn Robinson tvooinson spent j been used to increase the production 1tings: Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Us- t of certain crops and livestock which Mrs. Nautals of Windsor. Canada, borne and spent the afternoon there. * are under control ot the AAA In thu spent* , a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Phyllis Long of East Carlton and region. Clark oversmith recently. Paul Thompson of North Carlton The loaning of this money does Mrs. Millie Fisher has been spend­ were also guests at the Usborno not mean that the farmers of these home. Sunday. three counties have gone*In debt ;ing the summer with friends In Saugus, Mass. Time to come home,( Fred Henney lias been suffering 940,000 more this season. A large ' Millie. from infection In his hand the past portion of the money borrowed from Mrs. Agnes Barry, Vera Todd. Mae week. this governmental agency has been Oversmlth and Chester Oversmith Mr. and Mrs. Marion Clem visited used to pay off debts accumulated called on Mr. and Mrs. Donald the latter's parents of near West during former years. Many have O'Brien of Kalamazoo Friday. Sebewa Sunday. borrowed the money from the ProMrs. Elizabeth Warner and fam­ The Carlton L. A. S. will meet dtiction Credit Association in order to lower the rate of interest In tl*tr ily . spent, the last week with her with Mr. and Mrs. Mina Elliott mother. Mrs. Paul Stutz, while Da­ Thursday, Oct. 2. for dinner. All indebtedness, and thus these Ioans mon was assisting Orton Endsley are cordially Invited. are-a real benefit to farmers. Others with his farm work. Mrs. Wm. Crockford spent part have used the money to buy live­ We were all glad to welcome Rev. of last week with her daughter. Mrs. stock the last few months when the Conklin and family back for anoth- Blanche Forbes, of Sheridan. prices were low. and now with the Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Asplnali were Increasing value of such property Mr. and Mrs. Roland will soon guests of their nephew. Mr. nnd Mrs. find themselves In nn Improved nmove Into their new house. Cnrl Bustancc. of near Freeport. • nanclal position. Others have used Our schoolhouse bi much Improved Sunday. Mrs. Mary Bustancc of ( the money borrowed to finance the by a new coat of paint. Freeport was also a guest. production of special crops this sea­ Marlin P. T. A. will be Friday eve­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brechcisen nnd son and are finding a'good price now , ning. Oct. 5. Martin L. A. 8. will family and Mr. nnd Mrs. Millard । tor those crops.1 One *faxmer who have their annual chicken supper Brecheiscn and aon were guests borrowed ^money from the Charlotto , at lhe chuash Thursday evening. Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Jones l production Credit Association last; McCormick fertilizer drilL of Kalamazoo. . I spring for the purpose of raising a Oct. 4. John Whetstone. Alice and Alma Wc are sorry to hear of tho seri­ McCormick binder, 7-ft. cut. (special crop told E. P. Reynolds. called on Roy Wright family of ous Illness of Don Karcher of near McCormick mower, 5-fL cut Secretary of lhe Association, last Hastings Sunday P. M Freeport In W. Carlton, wisp Is In ■week, when he repaid his loon In full International manure spreader. Not a large crowd nt L- A. 8. Wed­ Pennock hospital having had an (before maturity of the loan, "The International hay loader. for appendicitis. His । use of that money has made me a nesday, L £ but officers for this year are: operation McCormick aide delivery rake. profit ot several hundred dollars this ~irrle rV" Fisher. Pres.; Velma Demond. friends In this community Wish he ___ and Millie Fisher received may soon recover. Spike drag. 3-sec. drag. season that I would not have liad unanimous vote for Treas. When she wlthoul the use of the money." Gale riding plow. returns from her trip ahe will be HICKORY CORNERS. The Production Credit Corpora­ rested <*nbugh to assume the repsonGale walking plow. The golden wedding anniversary tion of St. Paul, of Which the Char­ rlblhty wc hope. of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Flower will be Two-horse riding cultivator. lotte Production Credit Association celebrated at their home Monday. is a branch, has revised the plans Two-horac walking cultivator. SOUTH SHULTZ. and manner of placing loans since Five-tooth cultivator. Mrs. Harold Harmon, Mra, Hugh Mr nnd Mrs. Dave Gibson of Cross last spring, so now farmer members Two-horse wagon with rack. lhe local association have an cfncm- Village village visited visitea Mr. Mr and ana Mrs. Mra Lewis u-™ Chapman. Mra. Frank Brown and of the . _________ cient, loaning agency at their service, i Hines the past________________ week and oilier rela- Mra. Mrs. Alfred Whldby attended an nil Miller bean puller. ^*e*\Z^t"kmuVTO«oiwram ’e’w-1tives ««<* The association i» a co-operative orand friends. friends. I|d“y school of Instruction by the Set of 3 slat alinga. Tank heater. cTnlnllon u>d wonu Im the tol | Mr «nd Mr. Ernrjl prate ilteM- County cuurcl! ot P T. A. >1 Fort­ Garland range. interests of its members H tJie funeral of his uncle. Will age school Thursday fjist February shortly after the1 Pennock, at Hastings Saturday. A reception for the teachers of cUl k-L ’ T *• | “'"S * “» AUCTION SALE Having traded my farm for city property, I will have an auction sale to be held at the Jud Cook farm, 2 miles west and 3-4 mile north of Middleville, or 4 1-2 miles south of Cale­ donia, on M-37, oh SATURDAY, OCT. 6 Commencing at one o’clock, and will diapoae of the following: Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column , . . new or old, Conoco Bronze Gasoline develops the maximum of smooth-flowing power. In any weather, anywhere, it gives you in­ stant starting and lightning pick­ up. High anti-knock, too, because it contains tetraethyl. Join the mil­ lions who will use nothing else. Look for the Conoco Red Triangle. Fill with Conoco Bronze. CONOCO BRONZE - GASOLINE ml PRODUCT OF CONTINENTAL OU COMPANY EDMONDS OIL COMPANY ■ciattonx were organized In' Michl- «tt<*>dcd and fl pleasant time w»s| Kellogg P. T. A., was given nt Kelgan. all of the secretaries were called "pent together Our teacher. Miss logg school community night. A pro­ to St Paul for a three days’ school of Virginia Havens, had some stunts gram of songs, recitations and hMlructlon in making loans. This for them that all enjoyed. All come. speeches was rendered. A luncheon week tlie eighteen presidents of the I to P. T. A. next month. I was served. Mkhiaan associations'together with Albert Warner and family of | C C. PetUnglll is building a new Xd^te of Ml th? other a“ Parchment spent Sunday with Mr.,barn to replace the ones destroyed sociations in the Seventh federal “nd Mrs C- Kenyon. | by fire, last summer. They will have land Rank area are in St Paul fori Mr. and Mra. Ed. Hoffman and a raising Monday of the basement I conferences Mr *Fred A smith I Mr. Willltts of Ravenna. Ohio, spent timbers. Dw ight Willison is doing President ot of me the Diutrivtiv Charlotte i>. C. n. A. is Monday and- evening with the work. . rresjaent --..............afternoon --- ----- ----thts meeting Mr Mrs clarence Baechler. Barehler. | . A Are caused by a defect in the in St. Paul to attend this Mr. and Mrs. I ’frtng caused considerable damage Thus a unified, co-operative loaning I Mr “nd Mrs. Charley Barnes 14 Bunbury Inn. Gull lake, Saturday agency for farmers Is being perfect- jP^tiac Is spending thte week wi cd which will mean much to the Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Kenjon and night. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burdick spent farmers in financing their farm pro-: George Leonard of Frcejwrt visited duction programs. |Sunday. ■Sunday at Albert Roach's at Battle The main office of the Charlotte I The many friends of Charley Ken- 'Creek. Production Credit Association is-Tn l»'<« will be glad to hear he is some Twenty-two attended the Kinsley Charlotte with E. P. Reynolds. Sec- ;b<,“Cr “J this writing. rotary n,>d Treasurer, in charge of I M*®- Arney Bonneville and daugh- Wednesday. Tire hostesses for the next meeting are: Jennie Greer, the office and General Manager of. 'prsand. ihc Association Mrs Flovd Hark- Lapra Mlsener and Gordon Kenjon Doris Trick and Edith Willison. Guests of Mr. and Mra. Lovell Ingham county. Ls Jn the county called on M®^Rmith’nnd Dewey over the week end were: Mr. agent's office in the-court house at I Mr and Mrs. Cenard Smith and and Mrs. Clair Herring and son of Mason to lake applications for:Mr. and Mrs. Jay Norton al'd Detroit. Mrs. Dewey will go to De­ loans. In Barry county. Miss Bea-' daughter. Dorothy’, of troit with them Sunday and visit trice Coburn in the County Agent’• •P”’1 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. for a week. three counties may go to the office l”e'" ,o a nnna n^'n^’Tod lh'‘' 12? &Xuef^^ MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO TELEPHONE PROTECTION Hundreds of Michigan telephone users know the value of telephone service in such emergencies as fire, sickness, accident or burglary. And they know that the quickest way to summon doctor^ firemen or police is by telephone. . Just one such call, when lives or property are endangered, may be worth more than the cost of the service for a lifetime. TO OOBIR 'A m«PHONt, VWIT, WRIT! OR CALL TNI YltlPMONI ■ USINMf OFMCI aswlntfrui and the nionev is soon in niece. Miss Doris pease, at rennocx the hands’ of the borrower. With 1 twepital Sunday. Her mayy frte"ds lhe present shortage of feed in these । ‘n llUs Plac.® I counties for this winter, several *«Timis accident and hope for her a farmers are finding it to their ad-: speedy recovery.^ * ,__________ vantage to borrow money now and Kni:TUWFST Rim AND buy their teed supplies before the SOUTHWEST RUTLAND, prices go higher. Others find it deMr and Mrs. Frank Shelp of Pine airable to borrow money at the low lake were Sunday afternoon callers rate of interest and pay cash for , at the home of his nephew, Jim Wil­ their seed wheat and fertilizer and; cox. thus secure a substantial reduction1 Mr and Mrs. Roy Douglass and in the cost of fertilizer. Every farm- I Miss Mary Douglass of Hustings er should become familiar with this! were guests on Sunday of their parMr. Douglass. governmental loaning agency and ents. ** ’ and Mrs Dan ” rv, "“ ““ Mrs. Clara Robinson returned to make use of its privileges whenever her home at Wayland Sunday after he needs financial aid. a visit of three weeks with her sis­ ter. Mrs. Wm. Havens nnd other SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Guests at tire Lester Preston home relatives. The many friends here of William Bunday were. Harry-Preston of Fre­ mont and Roy Preston and family ot Hart of Cloverdale were very sorry to learn of the serious and painful Hastings. Mra. Lula Gray entertained her accident to his eye when it was hit sons. Leon and family of .West Ver­ by a’nail while nailing crates. All montville and Harold nrftl family of hope he may not loose the sight of Assyria township. Sunday. It. Mrs. Jennie Wilcox of Martin is Mr. and Mra. George Maurer of Hastings' called at Harvey Cheese- visiting her son, Jim and family. man's and at his sister’s. Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Robinson and daughter Dorothy and gentle­ Norton's, and family Sunday. Mrs. Anna chceaeman, whd has man friend, pf Grand Rapids, were been Di in Hastings so long, has im­ Bunday guests of the foarfWs aunt. proved rapidly ot late, and Sunday Mrs. Wm. Havens and husband. Mr. she was able to ride Here* and called and Mrs. W. H. Otis called in the on her son, Earl Cheeseman. and afternoon. with Mrs. Myrtle Bump of Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gorham and had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John children of Kalamazoo were guests for the Week cqd of his parents. Mr. Norton. _ - „ Mr. and Mrs. Grover Marshall are and Mrs. Francis Gorham. They on a week’s trip to Schofield. Wls- called at lhe Dan Douglau and Jim oonslp. to Writ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilcox homes on Sunday. Voltz, the two ladies being sisters. Several from here attended the Mra. Alma Cobb and son. Norman, community meeting at the home of of Battle Creek, are caring for the Mr. and Mra. Jesse Osgood on Fri­ work at the Marshall farm during day evening and had an enjoyable time. Mr. and Mra. David Shepherd their absence. Mrs. Alma Cobb’S daughter. Mra. of Prairieville will entertain the Oct. Callanctta Itoaeburgy of Beasmcr, meeting. POWERS ECHOES. at the Orover Marahall hom«v . Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Jarfart! and Mr. and Mrs. John Vandenberg family were at Fayettte, Ohio, ovex and Donald Vandenberg attended week end. visiting Mrs. Jarrard's unc^e. Jerry Hecker, and family, and from Friday until Sunday night/ report a''very pleasant motor trip Richard palmer visited friends at and visit. Detroit iast-week and Edward Gould Mrs. L. W. J arrard "knows her returned home with him. beans"- despite the summer’s drouth, Miss Irene Frost is visiting her as she had one stalk of lima beaus sister. Miss Daisy Frost, at Alpena. that bore one hundred and twelve Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. well filled jxxls. Arthur Bedford and family were. Mrs Roma McKelvey and- hus­ band arc moving from Detroit to। Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schaaberger at the former s farm home In the Moorei Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Vlrdistrict and truck loads of goods are __ gil___ Andrews and daughter ot Auarriving from Detroit. The McFijer-; justa. STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Laraway of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. James Mead spent Sunday In Lan­ sing. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chose of Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. Bert Scott Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Geiger and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Geiger spent Bunday with Mr. and Mra. Warren Calms of Doster. Mrs. I Samuel Geiger remained for a i longer visit. Mrs. fiarry RIzor. Mrs. Kennedy ( and Mra. Matthews of Hastings r spent Friday at James Mead's. Mr. azxi Mrs. James Swanson of 1 near Hastings called on Mr. and1 Mrs. Willard Ickes Sunday evening. I Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mead ot Has- | tings and Mr. nnd Mra. William Richards spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mead of Banficld. Mr. and Mra. Forrest Stam and Mis. Ida Wilkinson of Maple Grove and Mrs. Richard Boyce of Mar­ shall called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ickes Sunday. ___ __________ EAST GUN LAKE. Mr. and Mra. Paul Brohson and children of Pine Creek. Mr. and Mrs James Null. Sr., and John D. of Otsego spent Sunday at the Null home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crawford and Owep and Mra. K. M. Andrews atipnrfcd the Allegan county fair Sat­ urday P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Will Crahs of Mid- ‘ dlevtlle called at the Will Crawford . home Friday P. M. i Mrs. M. Gillerand and son. Bob. and Mr. nnd Mra. Martin of Chicago t spent several days at the Slater home. Joseph C. Derdyn left Friday P. M. for his home in Pittsburgh. Pa. i Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pipp and Miss ' Martha Stewart of Plainwell spent' Monday at their cottage. . Messrs John and Will Crawford were In Otsego Monday on business. DOWLING. The Southeast district Sunday School convention will be held at ■ the Dowling church on Sunday.1 October 7 beginning at two o'clock' P. M. Rev. M. D. McKean of Mid­ dleville will be the speaker. Rev. Hitchcock of Midland park will give a chalk talk and special minic will be furnished for the occasion, with a hearty welcome to all. Mrs. Anna Pierce of Delton was a guest at the home of her son, Marahajl and family, over the weak'tend and attended church here Sunday. Mrs. Etta Stanton. Mrs. Ella Smith, and Mrs Mildred Hook helped compose a bus load of tight •Mrs who left Friday evening for] HORSES. Brown gelding, 4 years old, wt. 1500. Brown mare, 8 yrs. old, wt. 1400. Black gelding, 9 yrs. old, wt. 1350. CATTLE. Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, due soon. Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, due soon. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, due soon. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due in March. Holstein yearling. 2 Holstein spring calves. HENS. About 125 year old hens. FARM TOOLS. HARNESS. Set double harness, nearly new. Set double harness, old. FEED. i 10 tons alfalfa hay. 3 tons clover hay. Some oat straw in barn. 200 shocks corn. 200 bu. oats. TERMS:—CASH. No THEODORE P. WIERINGA, O. E. N. C. Thomas, Auctioneer, AUCTION SALE In order to close the estate of the late Milton .Hebei, 1 w31 hold an auction sale on the pre mises, 1 mile south and 1 1*2 miles west of Woodland, on TUESDAY, Commencing at one o’clock, and »ell the MISCELLANEOUS. Team of horses, 16 years old, wt. about 3000, good work team. Mare, 16 yrs. old, Gelding, 17 years old. (Good work team.) About 8 tons mixed hay. 100 shocks of corn in field. 180 bushels oats. 1928 Chevrolet auto, good condition. Truck and trailer. Work harness. FARM TOOLS. Tractor. Deering binder, /■ cut. Gai engine, 1 1-2 Oliver tractor ploi Syracuse riding pl Thomas mowing 1 Wide tire wagon. Spreader attachment. Walking plow. Cultivator. Riding cultiv Spring tooth Rip saw arbor. Many other small tools ally found on a farm. / TERMS:—CASH. No property removed tartfl < GLEN WOTRING, . Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, 9EFT EMBER 2d, 1W4 WOODLAND. Screw the seat tight. When th« form is completed, pad It with cot­ Last Week’s Letter. ton batts and cover the chair with a Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mankcr and tks cltr ot Hainan. ----------- -_ . .... piece of solid upholstering material, Mrs. Sarah Mahler of South Wood­ th* 10th d»r Of s<b- By Home Economica Specialists using upholdstering tacks of the land spent Sunday with Mr. and same color to hold the material in Mrs. Lester Brumm. In the al ter>• I Michigan State college Pr*.«L place. f ProbatK If you have several closets without their guests called on Mr. and Mrs. n„'h•d,T^<’r ‘h’ | Little economies when counted up doors, a colored shower curtain will John Weaver of HasUngs. KiisaWth K. Henry in »»M [will ma^ce a large showing in the prove more substantial and satis­ Mr. and Mra. Weiby Crockford and factory than ordinary curtain or family spent Sunday with Mr. and ih» I----- 7“ .j i j <u draI* material to keep out the dust. Mrs. Chas. Higdon of Nashville. ample, ordinary household lard a ill. pB|nUng one and one-half inch | Rev „. M owievt ai Rev.. and M Mra. Howlett and Rev. be found effective In removing au- strips white on the other side ol p owler of Fowler of' Hastings spent Friday o-ciorit ui nfe tomoblle grease or dirt from light or leach tread will help brighten up a |'i with Wftn Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Lawrence Bird. is a naturai "carrier” of disease germa, and It requires a lot of planning, and a lot of office. »>• »nd'dark shoes. Rub the lard gently into'podlly lighted ------------ stairway. ----------- I Mr. and Mrs. Caroll McGuffin of that in fact most epidemics start from extra work. The time has long since gone women Hastings were Bunday guests of Dr. .the soiled spot with a soft cloth. -Some ------ ----------- have found that ' tainted milk or water. Appreciating thia by. when there is any doubt kbout the stains from canning can be prevent- und Mrs. R. O. Finnic. fact, the Highlands Dairy has purchased all ed by painting the entire ends of the jjr. and Mrs. Chas. Cook and fam­ • "germs." It takes a powerful microscope to fingers an'd across the nails with jjy visited the latter’s sister in De­ the latest equipment and follows the latest see them. They . are little fellows. They liquid nail polish. A weak soluble trolt Sunday. methods In the production of CLEAN MILK. don’t observe union hours and pay no atten­ Arlene Kilpatrick had the misforof no further use? Take out one liquid bleach rubbed on the hands Tests by officials repreaentlng the State of tion to NRA codes. They work all the while. to jjjp Bn<j break her leg Thurshead and saw the back down about witli a soft brush will help remove Michigan show that no cleaner milk is pro­ Some of them do good work. but a lot of ialx inches as steps toward making the fruit marks. And speaking of jay evening. She is getting along duced in Michigan than we produce. We them are dangerous trouble makers, and if a sturdy chair for the two or three canning, if there is some. leftover nicely. i’.Y :■ >7:.-,: Mrs. Rhoda Austin spent Sunday year old. Make curved cuts to form syrup from spiced fruits. it Is extake a lot of pride In It and It should be they get into your system you have a lot of ...— .... ham — -or ---------baiting portwllh hcr daughter [n Lake Odessa. the chair arms- Then use the head ccllent for worthy of consideration by every family. trouble ahead. Mr. and Mrs. EO. Shomo. accom ­ for the chair scat, securing it with Why not try it?. It coeU no more. Medical Science has discovered that milk " the latter's sister and hus- ■' | the cuttings from the sides. Use DELTON. ,panied ------------by ,------------------------------------'I .Mr. —— _and H .1 If.. Mr and Mrs. Walter Culvar and 1... band. Mrs. Geo. i/l. Klrahman. iscrews to fasten the seat tightly. Miss Edith Brown of Saginaw were of Kalamazoo, are visiting the I STATE OF MICHIGAN — ORDER OF Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis World's fair in Chicago from Sunday | I THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION E. Faulkner. until Tuesday. DUCKS, GEESE. BRANT, COOTS. Delton members of the O. E. S. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wolcott of WILSON'S SNIPE AND WOODCOCK. attended the county convention at West Woodland. Misses Louise gnd | Middileville Thursday. Ellen Hilbert and Don Shomo were Mr. nnd Mrs. Llewellyn Erb have guest of Mr. and Mra. F. E. Jordon moved Into the upper rooms of the of Lansing Sunday. Gillasple house. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Crockford of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis E. Faulkner Cailton and Jack Detner ot Goodwere in Grand Rapids Wednesday lanh. Kaunas, spent Thursday with on business. Mr. -®niKMrs. Arthur Allardlng and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nobles of famtjAnd (Saturday with Mr. and Climax were over the week end Mrs. Welby Crockford nnd family, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Vane Wotrlng leaves Thursday for dren and Mrs. Ruth Duncan anc^M Wertman. a series of chalk talks In Indiana and was attended by her bridesmaid. ; Henry Warner passed away at his sons called on Rev. and Mrs. V. It^M Miss Florence Kobb of Vermontville, home in the village at noon SaturMr. and Mrs. Charles Moreau of and Ohio. . ' I ... .,r_ . (day. Sept. 15. He was bom In .Ohio, Beardsley of Lansing Sunday. Augusta called Sunday afternoon to Mr. and Mra. Cloycc VanHouten 1Tiic best man was Howard King. n but luus jong been ft resident of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drake and sor^B see their sister. Mrs. Alice Under- of Portland spent Wednesday evebrother of lhe groom. As Mrs. T. W. Woodland. He is survived by his wi- nnd the latter's mother, Mrs Park^H hilt Mrs Underhill went home with ning with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cook, of South Woodland were Sundaj^H Thompson played the strains of the dow and two daughters. Mrs. them for a few days' visit. Rev. and MH. L. D. Bodine of St. There will be a meeting at the Louis. Mich., were guests of Mr. and Bridal Chorus from Loiiengren the Charles Early and Mrs. Frank Fur­ T. W. Thompson. _ | bridal party lWR took their place before grandchildren. o-nn The Community hall Wednesday night Mrs. Lawrence Bird1 Friday. i ’°ng. and eight Seventy-six took advantage of th^H .,bower _____ of . .fall .. roses. —The .. . uciure ..... (Yl - -it for the purpose of orMrs. Glen Densmore entertained the bride fnnrral will wl' Iw bc.,N*1H h^.d *T*iwgr1av Pwsd.a> nt at ’ 2.00 excursion on the C. K. & S. and^H Community Chorus. Chorus. EvEv- the the Bridge Bridge Club club at; at; her her home home in in carried carried a a bouquet bouquet of of snapdragons snapdragons r p-- *"■ M- ,n thc mcinoains Methodist enurvn. church. ganlzing a Community went to Chicago for lhe World's fairH ................................. ----- Hastings Thursday — -------evening. 4—1—and roses. The single ring ceremony ceremony I Mr. Mr. and nnd Mrs. Chas. Chas Faul and eryone who Is interested, who sinks. or who likes to sing, are cordially LawrenceBirdattended the Y. [of the Methodist Episcopal church Marietta of Hastings spent Sunday Sunday. DXDXX FOX FUXLICATION. Homemakers' Corner CLEAN MILK Doesn’t [‘Just Happen!” A Phone CaltWill Bring It to Your Home! THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY MHM »tirl Ibo north tr Telephone 2651 in 4 FORECLOSURE ORDER FOR PUBLICATION, NOTICE TO CREDITOP-S invited to come and help to complete such an organization. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sponable are occupying the Henton cottage at Wall lake Mr Sponable Is assisting Mr. Henton In his funeral work, MIm Caroline Solomon and Mrs. Lula Wertman attended the Bunll* bed tbli 10th d»» ot Aaiu*t. 1934 nell L A S at Mrs Walter BoyGEORGE it. HOGARTH. Ian’s Thursday. Mrs. Edith Bnmes spent several days the last of lhe week visiting relatives in Kalamazoo. Her moth­ , ii \'u : :.„7K er. Mra. Wright, of Flint attended to the household duties during her absence. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barnum. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter and Mrs. H. F Wertman attended the Com­ munity meeting and program for the reception of the teachers at the ririrndani । Kellogg Agricultural School on Frlday night. Mr. Barnum contributed a solo for the program. Miss Marguerite Henton is attend­ ing Argubright’s Business College at Battle Creek. The new fire truck, whlcl ed by the four townships, ville. Hope. Barry and Prairieville. Is ready for use and was put into action Saturday night when it was called to Bunbury Inn at Gull lake. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. The Hickory Comers fire depart­ ment were also sumoned but the fiames had penetrated to the third probate office in th floor before equipment arrived. The first floor of the structure was not seriously damaged, the fiames hav­ ing been confined to the second and third floors. The housing for the new truck has been moved from its former location to a new wall west of the old livery bam and an addi­ ng tin* tlonal section added to it. This promises to be a more serviceable truck titan the old one. The work thot has been jlone was nearly all donated. Those from a distance who at­ IS prtl- tended the funeral of James Under­ hill Tuesday were. Wil). Charley and Il la farlbrr ordered. that imMIr nolle* Sylvester Underhill. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Underhill of Lalnsburg. Clinton Co.. Mr. and Mrs Fred Ramsey and Mrs. Melvina Underhill of St. Johns. Clinton Co,. Mrs. Ida Madi­ son end family of Battle Creek. Mr. ulldrod Hmith. Rrclrtar ot Prebaia and Mrs. Charles Moreau of Au­ gusta. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. and two daughters of Kalamazoo and Raymond Aldrich of Caledonia. ORDER TOR PUBLIC ■ . . ALL SET for a Winter of Clean, Healthy Heat can be found. You see Mr. and Mrs. Citizen happily gazing upon their filled-up coal bin. That mean* a Winter of clean, economical and healthy heat. You, too, ought to fill your coal bin now. Prices are down—but they’re bound to go up. Phone ux today for your next Win­ ter’s supply of coal. Just Telephone 22S7. Smith Brother* Velte & Company Phan* 3X57 Hastings, Mich. LEGAL NOTION. TREASURY DEPARTMENT day afternoon with Mrs. Lucy Dings for an annual meeting and election of officers. Mra. Vera Terry of Litchfield spent the week end at home with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town. Mra. Helen Schaffer is on the sltk list Mr. and Mrs. John Adams spent Sunday with their daughter and husband at the Kellogg farm. Leon Pennock and family spent Sunday at Milham Park, Kalama­ zoo. Mrs. John Harrington received the sad news Saturday afternoon of the sudden death of her father's cousin. Charley Underhill, ot Clinton Co., who was here Tuesday to attend the funeral of James Underhill. Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pennock went to Clinton Co. Monday to attend the funeral. At church next Sunday. Rev. Mlles and other delegates will give Echoes of Conference for a special service. On Thursday night, Oct. 4. Mrs. Richards, the new Sunday School superintendent, announces there will be a-Sunday School Rally held in the basement of the church to which everyone, old and young, are invited. Friday afternoon Mr. and Mra. L. D. Mlles entertained the latter's brother and wife. Mr. and Mra. Bert Truax, of Grand Rapids, who were on their way home from Detroit. While there. Mr. Truax complained of not feeling well, and was given some home remedies, after wltlch he said he felt relieved. In the evening they drove on to Grand Rapids and about midnight Mr. and Mrs. Mlles received a telephone message that eleven o'clock, soon after retiring for the night. The Miles Immediately drove to Grand Rapids where Mrs. Mlles has since remained. The fu­ day and the body was laid to rest in the Wayland cametefy, :: Robert W. Cook, Propr. P- M. 8. of the FreeMethodist | was used. The bride was given away afternoon with Mra. Geo. Faul. church at Belding Saturday anti by her father. Chas. Bliss. Rev. T.. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott oil Sunday. W-Thompson was the officiating Grand Rapids spent the week end September11 at 0:00 P. M. the minister. Fifty guests were present, with Mr. and Mra. D. B. Green at farm home of B. J. King three, Delicious refreshmenu of salad. • their Jordan lake cottage. miles south of Nashville was the sandwiches,- baked dishes, cake nnd I Mr. and Mra. Forrest Pnrmalec scene of the wedding of his son. Dur-1 coffee were served. The lovely three land children of Battle Creek spent ward J- to Miss Ferae A. Bliss of layer bride’s cake was made by Har-.thc week end with Mr. and Mrs. Vermontville. The bride was dressed old Porter of South Haven, a cousin Grant Osgood. >n “ 8°wn of light blue silk crepe jof Hie bride. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rise nnd chil—---------------------- -------, . —, ■■ ■ .......... Hastings, Mich. :: Miss Spinster: "I see they’re talk­ ing about putting a lax on bachelor­ hood—and I think it will serve them right.” Neighbor: "Yes; why .not? All other luxuries are being taxed. The hardest money to get hold of is easy .•TO’ i3S is worth thousand words yPTIIAT you hear and what you read about a rar. should be considered before you buy—but one ride is worth a thousand words. Test Chevrolet’s Knee-Action on a bumpy road, where you can see for yourself what a big difference Knee-Action makes in riding comfort. This test will acquaint yon not only with the Knce- Action ride, but with the smooth, economical, valve-in head engine, the ^vositive, cable-controlled brakes, the bodies by Fisher, and the added comfort of Fisher Venti­ lation. Co to your nearest Chevrolet dealer and make the Ownership Test. Chevrolet is satisfied to let you and the ride decide wh£h ciir is tho best for you. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN Compare Chevrolet's low delivered prices and easy G.M.A.C, terms. A General Motors Value KneeAction CHEVROLET R.K.HURD R. D. CADWALLADER, Hickory Comers, Mich. HASTINGS MICHIGAN THE SERVICE GARAGE, Delton, Mich. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-10-03.pdf a6b954947c810de3d9ed39db7723a7a5 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR Tur |Q| rnr mi mm HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 3, 1934 12PAGES Hon. Chase S. Osborn Will Open the Brotherhood Monday Mondav Night, Niaht. October Octob. 15 EARLY EXPLORERS USED IT AS BASE FOR THEIR f iI EXPEDITIONS . ffllBLElCCM and Gerald Cra­ I FRIDAY IFTEBON JessepoMoore Each Suffer a PAGES lt<>8 D T L I a Ia l 1 COMMERCIAL CLUB TO TAKE COLOR TOUR n jomEWi 10 HEAR LECTURES Loochzl— rc.r0.,LT fl. i JUDGES PRIZE Broken Leg UNUSUALLY INTERESTING A. ^e^bM^meeUiM^o^lhe Haa- OVER ONE HUNDRED EN­ AUTO CRASH RESULTED IN Jesse Moore, living flvj miles east Center road, and TRIES IN "CINDER­ FOUR DEATHS AND "ofr the city on the ................. PROGRAM OPENS ON iting’ Commercial club on Tueaday, Gerald Crapo. 205 South Hanover, in pub-1 ELLA” OONTRRT , TWO INJURED each suffered a fractured limb In OCTOBER 18 helpful. planned, for the members and their .Six-Other Programs—Great Brotherhood Year Aiiured—Get Ticketi Early—Price $2 Each , | The opening speaker for the [newspaper man. Hl* career [Brotherhood, for it* first meeting jlie life has been useful and tan accident at 5:30 Friday after­ wives. The caravan will start at nine |Monda*y night. October 15. will be .He ha* served as governor of Michlnoon. The accident was caused by o’clock from the court yard square. FLORENCE WESTERLIND none'other Qian Honorable Chase gon and was at the head of one of YOUNG MEN WERE the overturning of one of the coun- OBJECTIVE IS "CHAR­ UU A D 8 Osborn .His residence fa put down , the departments at'Lanslng before; COOTRAI I PI AYPRQ iy'road commfasion'i“truck* which HAS LEADING ROLE AFTER SPANISH WAR a, 8aU1t ste. Marie. but Ah<> whole I he was elevated to the office of gov-| rUU I BALL KLATtKb driv^by Art ttov^r ACTER EDUCATION1 Carqp Kltannlwa. Clear lake, when „ --------- -I country claims him and rightly so, cmor. He Is a speaker of nation-- ---------the Club and guests will be luncheon A crew «had been patching t^e guests of the Barry County Health Advance Ticket Bale for Has­ Outside Countries Went "in foriurto a mon of broad views, keen | wide reputation. He is coming to Team Was Returning to Lake Tarmac road east of Gull lake. Organization’s Activities Are Unit. |sympathies anti one of the brightest Hastings for no other reason than ! tings Civic Player* Pro­ 'When that work was done and be­ | Odessa From Nashville and Controlled Many rr s- of/ mtr — day. Varied and Helpful—Of­ I It is expected that Dean Daven। mind, hi.s hte warm tx-r.sonal personal frlendShln friendship for ■ J minds nt our rfav fore starting home they went still 'port will speak following the lunchduction Start* Today When Oars Met Head-On Local Line* Here Is a man who refuses to certain residents of this city and his | ficers Are Chosen further east to get some gasoline ot the way in which! • ---------------- -- • --------eon. The early Spanish pioneers In Cu- f10* oId In >eara hc u “PProachlng appreciation county has many beauty rT--------. "L , • . J L An automobile accident which, at cans. After loading them aboard. I The Central P. T. A. promises an i -B’ “ m-ss ss.»“Z- Barry county has alwajs stood by thls writing, has resulted in four and with three men in the cab. and It2ii,UaKLf’?Cllen3 pr0Kr?nJ*or„lWs spots and a wealth of trees of vari- Cinderella poster contest met in the n“?’ , deaths and the serious injury of ten on Uie platform back of the cab. !ptah^hTrftH^t»ThTU8 A;lous klnd3 whlch ®«Pectelly beau- supervisors’ room in the court house ther Its strategic position or Its agri-, thing that to gohjg on. he is no older Chase Osborn is a propheL—a real two others, oefurred at about 5:30 the truck started for Gull lake, । Ltoh7. Extcn51on Division of itfuj j,, BUtumn The maples, cultural value. They made the Island ! than the average college student, seer. *bose deaf vision enables him Friday afternoon on M-14. a lltUe .They had not yet reached the Tar- (the Unlrersity of Michigan, arrange-5umac arebriUianUy an Important center for expeditions jThe world has few such versatile to look ahead and glimpse the ulU-, over two miles north of Nashville, mac roadway, when the driver saw tonbeC»iJ?adC “tablWl cotered now and the oak leaves are of conquest and discovery; for buc- men. He has been a world traveller, ----mate results of 2movements which , u and nearly ui In liwi.t front vi of me the ouDinei Hosmer B a big noie hole in In inc the true* track ancaa. ahead. ucDe­ an aault education center in Has- —nUiv ttimlnir to a rteh mihamnv _____________ “ It 1— not In nrnizrpu l« rare HintIschoo,hous 1 —..v.m11 , oig . to save cancerlng and slavd trading. They j He to an author of many books, nnr------------------------------------------------------* in. Castleton... township siring the occupants. of the; tings, sponsored by the Central P I [hadeJ so this* tour next Tu^vtoy brought to the new world a form oil'"*" ■ --■ --------widely read. He was a very-----------successful /OOntlnued on page sevetp A Buick car. driven by Walter truck from a severe Jolt he turned T. A. Many other cities throughout I Should be esueclallv entovable AU feudalism, the marks of which still by the Harting* civic Player* a* —*--------------------------------------------- i Hlrschy- BBe aboul 40- of Kal*ina- tile truck out of the regular track, the state have had this series of CJllb memberswho can ore urged to linger in Cuba in the extremes of 1 REPUBLICAN MEETING. \ a3°- ond a Chevrolet car, driving , In doing this hc got too near the | lectures. However. It is the first time Bo A1 ThwVlhl^a*Rep«w1can'>nieeb»J nor^,’rard with wlt^ Sheldon S^Won Peacock, Peacock. ! shoulder shoulder* of of the the roadway roadway and and into Into!the people of of Hastings Hastings have have *had riches and poverty, and lack of ed­ FRESHMAN COLLEGE Clare Tree Major adaptation of’’Cin­ '. northward the people had ucation and self reliance of the derella’’ which will be presented upOPFNS MONDAY A M h>« In the Briggs church In Assyria|We 28- of Odessa at the wheel.isott ground. The truck tipped overphls privilege. The six lectures were maws. vri uiiu iiiviiw , e-v.., itmoshrd Into each Hlmehv nn itxon slrta hv Mrx tzahn John r- u-r<ri. nn. into other. each other. Hlrschy its anei side tha and>wn the two men M>lrrtr<I were selected by Mrs. c. Ketcham, .township on Thursday evening. Oct. smashed At the close of the Spanish-Amer­ 111. A chicken supper will be served was Instantly killed. Peacock was caught Moore suffered the fracture the program chairman. The first one ican war the ;x>ople of Cuba were Adult Education Classes to from 6:30 until al) are served, fol­ so badly Injured that he died at tiiajof the small Ixme in hto right leg will be given at the regular meeting school auditorium. woefully destitute. The country The committee of Judges, after a Organize Monday Eve­ lowed by s[>caklng. Hie public 1s Nashville hospital three hours after below the knee. The femur of Cra- In November, and one each for the needed banks, railroads, belter long and tedious inspection ot each the accident. Robert Skcldlng. 16. i po's left leg was broken near the i following five months. There will be invited. Turn out and show your ning at High School liighways, steamship lines, modern of the posters submitted, awarded |lntcrest In and loyally to the Re- son of Fred Skcldlng .of Saranac | upper end. Both were taken to no admission charge tor these admachinery to develop her great su­ the following prizes; First prise. Those interested in adult educn- publican party. ' and guard on the Lake Odessa foot- I Pennock hospital. After the frac- dresses, and It is hoped that many gar industry. She needed seeds, tlon evening claases are requested j Senior Division of Hastings, Doris ------------- < ♦ >--------ball team, who was riding with Pea- ; lures had been reduced Moore went people other than members of the P. HOURS AND BAG LIMITS B. Everson; Second prize. Dorothy livestock and many other things so to meet at the High school next nni y q A PR AM CUT cock was Instantly killed. Three , to his home where he to recovering. T. A. will take advantage of this opthat she could compete in the Monday evening, at which time the ( nuL 1 OHt/nHIvlCni I ESTABLISHED FOR other occupants of the Peacock car. Crapo to still at the hospital. I porpnity to hear the fine speakers. world's markets. As a result of tills. subjects to be studied will be deter- J Division. Hastings. Kneeland McNuiVcryl Morrow. 17. Douglas Sher] "" "I ------------T ' “ ” — ------------------— * ------i ’ Character Education ’ ’ will be the OF CONFIRMATION wood. 17. and Irwin Smith. 16. all 1 HUNTERS American investments Jumped from mined, as II to the purpose of the pbjtittive. prize. Junior Division of Hastings, around 850.000.000 at the close of the ERA to give Just the training the I At a meeting of the executive of Lake Odrs-sa. were seriously in­ Forty-Two to Be Received Spanish war up to over a billion people । want. Vocational training j jured. Smith dying on Sunday morn­ board held recently at the home ot MUST BUY DUCK-HUNTING dollars at the high tide, again show­ will also be given Just as soon as ; ing. I the president. Mrs. Wm. M. Stebbins. at St. Rose Church on ing that there are always those will- । STAMP, ALSO LICENSE vision outside of Hastings, Kathryn Hlrschy was a federal brewery 1 plans were made for a reception for Monday Morning Ing to perform one more act ot nounced. The adult education classinspector He had been a teacher the teachers by the parents at the brotherly love, especially If there is cs have been approved, according The Holy Sacrament of Confirmaand an accountant, but had been first October 18 meeting. The officers Stamps Sold at Hastings Belle Howard. Delton. First prize. more than an even chance of netting to 8. E. Westerman, administrator Hon will be administered by the out of work for some time until he Intermediate Division outside ot and committee chosen for the year a good per cent on the investment. of the ERA. Plenty of teachers Most Rev. Joseph C- Plagens. Auxil- received an appointment as brewery Postoffice—Hunters Must listings, Enid Cheeseman. Dowling; HILARIOUS HAYLOFT are as follows: England and other countries great­ have been secured to care for all lary Bishop of the Detroit Diocese, Inspector. He was headed toward Second prize, Lydia Rodgers and Vi­ President. Mrs. Wm. M. Stebbins. Show License at P. 0. FROLIC ON FRIDAY ly increased their Investments in these classes, both academic and vo- in Saint Rose church on Monday Nashville. vian Brooks collaborating on one Secretary. Mrs. Earl R. Boyes. The duck season will open today. Cuba also. In such caves, the criti­ cational. ’morning, October 8. at half past ten Sheldon Peacock was an automo­ Treasurer. Mrs. Robert Moore. EVENING October 3. Those who enjoy shoot­ cism to made by native residents Last spring there was a fine en- o’clock. bile salesman In Lake Odessa. Rob­ Mother vice-president. Mrs. G. E. ing ducks will be interested to know verdale, First prtod. Junior Dlvlatoa that the outside banks and compa­ rollment in these adult claves and. There will be forty-two in the ert Skeldlng. Irwin Smith. Veryl Goodyear. the hours when they can shoot, ao nies have no interest in the "com- these new projects will be conduct- Confirmation class, thirty-six chil­ Morrow and Douglas Sherwood w^re TWO ONE-ACT PLAYS— “ Father vice-president. A. D. Mc­ we give the schedule, which to as munlty life” and improvement of cd t in a similar manner. dren and six adults. The members student students In the Lake Odessa high DARING TRAPEZE ACT Donald. follows: conditions, other than that which schtol. They were members of the Supt. D. A. VanBusklrk informs of the Confirmation class and their I— Teacher vice-president. Miss Jen­ The following table, compiled by siv^nKors Will will meet In Bnlnt T nV., OdeAsa football team, and hud may be inspired by balance sheets, the Banner that Uw Freshman Col­ sponsors Saint Rose Lake nie McBain. the state conservaUon department, and dividends— and that ts too often lege will surely 0|x-n next Monday school at ten o’clock, and will march been at Nashville and had partlcl- "Elder” Russell, Noted Mid­ Historian. Mrs. A- D. McDonald. shows the legal opening and closing true, Cuban banks are said to be morning, having been held up this in solemn procession from the school pated In an exciting game with the Program chairman. Mrs. John C. hours for wildfowl hunlen for each dle-West Caller, Surprises mostly owned by Americans and Ca- week because the teachers had not to the church. The Bishop and the Nashville eleven that afternoon. peared in last week’s Bannr, was Ketcham. , week during the open season. Oct. nadlans; the railroads are owned by been definitely named, and their attending priests will Join the pro­ the Dancers A Nashville rural carrier passed Hospitality chairman. Mrs. Earl 3 to Nov. 11. Eastern standard time exceedingly difficult because ot the the English and Americans, while names cannot yet be announced. cession at the rectory. All who wish। Hlrschy a very short time before Las’ Friday night, approximately voicnum. Coleman. the gas and electric plants and 70 (awaiting further word from head­ to attend the Confirmation service the accident. He said hc was trav­ ISO of the members of the Hastings I Membership chairman, Mrs. Keith is used throughout the table. per cent of the Sugar Industry of quarters. I *111 be wclconjc. _ Sun- Suneling al not more than 35 miles an Civic Players engaged hi a bans Fuller. Cuba is said to be owned by Ameri­ Inasmuch as college credit will hour when he passed him and as he raising" at the farm of J. T. Mohler Finance, — -------------------------Dr. Lockwood. cans. Cattle-raising; the cultivation । appearance before the audience. was going up a hill when the crash on the Middleville’road. The bani Oct 3 to Oct 7 Incl... 6:40 Music. Mrs _ Roy Hubbard____ ______ ____________ of tobacco, the raining of fruits and ^iSrX^toV^S; interest on deposits The Trumpeter, a gaily dad anoccurred It U probable that his was already erected and very sturdy Oct. 10 to Oct. 14 Ind... 6:50 Publicity. Mrs. D. D. Walton, vegetables is mostly lnj.be hands of ।the Western State Teachers ColOct. 17 to Oct. 21 Ind... TM MUST BE LOWERED। speed had not increased. Peacock and spacious. It. was too.______ which____ wasThe-----------— -----------‘ _ ____ October chairman for*--------refresh4 (Continued on page six) |lege of Kalamazoo, there will doubt—driving ---------- --------• ! "raising" applied to ments. Mrs. Glen Brower, Oct. 24 to Oct. 28 incl... 7:10 5:45 was at a------------furious---------pace,fortunate. it Cinderella, a might nice little girt is claimed that he. was going over the roof wh seemed to rise up and The Banner to pleased to note the Oct. 31 to Nov. 4 incl... 7:20 5:30 Action Make. 170 ;• PERSONAL WORD TO miles an hour. Hlrschy was as-1 drop down In as the Players up- activities of this organization and to Nov. 7 to Nov. 11 Ind.. 7:30 5A " TOWN FOLKS AN1) FARMERS. tend college elsewhere. And it to j That Course Necessary cendlng the little hUl near U»e Hoa‘ * roariously enjoyed the wholesome know that such splendid Shooting plans have of waterfowl must cease terlind. not a hard matter to secure capable. n.-u.-. tner schoolhouse, on the north side kind of fun for which they are fambeen made for this school year, at 4 P. M. dally on Wildfowl and I have felt for some time that experienced teachers as there are lcr canKcrs of the hili, when Peacock came over | ous. . «• *----------------Sebewaing bays and must cease at there <.« is Wi-ii a great need for people in I 30 many out ot work throughout the inu.-n ne tnr tliving »..•* Some time ago the Banner menBefore the surprises and dancing STATE WORKER TO 2 P. M. dally on Houghton lake in town as well as for those living outi tloned the fact that all the banks the hill, and directly toward him ANNUAL SPOTLIGHT Roscommon county. side to tave a weekly Community ----------------- -----------------------of Battle Creek had agreed on an from the south. The accident hap­ began, two one act plays were pre­ ATTEND S. S. MEETING Shooting game birds on Muske­ Auction Sale al a convenient time K.... pAppipDprn QPfiTT । Interest rate on saving deposits! pened <g} Urn north side. The tented.’ The first was The>8bort FRIDAY EVENING ------------and place, which will accommodate MAU- LAnnltn UtU. bLU I I where iefl for an indefinite time. road was to torn up by the ac­ Cut" by Percival MJUde. It was ably gon lake. Muakcgon county, must cident and by.tho many visitors who handled by Messrs. Albert Becker County Convention at Ouim- cease dally at a P. M. .11 coocemKt. F.rm.r. cpecUlly. RETIRES FROM SERVICE ol two l»r eenl. Where Mt on Ot- soon appeared that the exact loca­ and Harold Logon, who did such , ' , _ ., , Hunters should also know the dally General Theme I* "The lye* find themselves occasionally with an | .... ----- of- six .... । I posit- for n definite period • — by Church Friday of tion of the, Impact could not be defi­ outstanding work ’ in "Outward and seasonal ‘ bag limits oh water ­ and Ear* of th* extra horse, one or more cows, some Served on Quimby Route f01 »r | months. ccrUflcates will be given nitely deterhitned. Both cars were Bound." The play Is stark tragedy. fowl./also on \upland game for the pigs, chickens, sheep; some extra ' This Week ‘ (drawing two and one-half per repl. • World" 1034 keason, under state And federal tools that they do not need, or other] Muny Years—Hayolq Gni- | If left for a full year, certificates | ।badly wrecked and immediately be­ • ThCounty Bund.y school regulations, which are as follows: gan to burn, threatening the lives of pitch dark stage ant? the audience eonvenUon Friday evening. October 5. to th* w111 held th® Quhi>artlcles. Folks in town may have ex- i f ith His Successor wilPdraw Uiree per cent. those inside the Chevrolet who had Ducks. 12 In day. 24 in possession. trn furniture, rugs, dishes or other . .. -j, Since that article was written the ; .MU tensely in the darkness listenby C | h urc jL,' n i Ca ^, y a * ternoon and not been killed. Fortunately Ivan .rtWre tor ohleh they b»»e no Im““ ol J? Not more than 5 combined In one an all-school dramatic and vauda] Qlltmhv Quimby rr*ltlA route n*n« was discont inued, wa was . rllaewtnl Intwl ■ b“nk3 of Charlotte. Marshall, all Wickham, teacher in the ^iA^i^with'th’e tS' day or more than 10 combined in Lake ing to the conversation of two men mediate use. l made carrier of Route 5 from this those In Kalamazoo county, as well ,Odessa schools and coach of the trapped in a silver mine, a quarter “l 115 th ““ 1 ' possession of canvas backs, red It would be a help to the owners 1 ------- • - -as those in Ionia and Allegan football team, was In a car with of a mile below the surface. Death *®*tng program. of such properly if they could turn ”"'T™ (Continued on page eight) claues will pu*. on u fifteen or t wen • • seems Inevitably An old ^dge and , Msylon । members of Uie team, about it quickly into ready cash. At the |“®*; .Mr- B^tl *15PJX!dh2ut-ftofi,tlr counties have gone to a straight other reme.u»r there .re ura.lly other I “ BeP?-mber 30. He U two p$r cent. Grand Rapids banks ।twenty rods back of Uie Peacock desire far-revise, prompt* one of Past<>r Hastings Methodist by Uie faculty. Between act* the WOLVERINE BEAGLE are giving notice that they are pre- auto. । They heard the smash, rushed them to fire tour of hto five revolver .X? 1 ’ . .. _ . „ . . .. High school orchestra, under the dlpeople .to need )u.t ,uch article, „b> ."•.'S4 l’*? paring to reduce their deposit in- । I*ar®nt,N”ds has carrier for rural ro,lle route No No. to the scene of the accident and did cartridges into the wall, saving the have been mentioned above and!h “ been carTltT CLUB FIELD TRIALS g .P? Pj11? 1 J? Shnni some fast and very effective work In fifth for himself as a "short cut" to would prefer to buy them at a sale. I|4 ( out of Middleville. He has been When the government made Its 1 cheat starvation and the rate that 2,\c mi Haze BUl" strela will furnish To have a get-together sale every ,transferred’to this city and began plans for Insurance of banking de­ rescuing the four injured young Specialty Show in Connec ­ press around him, leaving hto come . «• j < । (Continued on page five) Saturday afternoon at Hastings on 1 panion to die a lingering and hdr’What the Parent Needs in the Route 4 from Middleville will be posits, in order to protect Itself It tion—Open in Hastings the Martin Tinkler farm, in the First rible death. Crazed by bitterness and Hehgious Training of Uie ChUd, the government having made drastic requirements of the Ward, would therefore seem deslr- discontinued, 1 on Monday banks as tp how deposits of banks COUNCIL PASSES the hopelessness of their position he flv® mlnute talk by Mrs. Fred Wotadopted the plan of merging routes able. Saturday afternoons farmers 1 ous continents will must be loaned. It must not be It will be of Interest to the many wherever possible. Hereafter there rakes hto "short-cut" but Is thwartru ’ 8 , . , . „ ... _ usually take time off to go to town. ] DRASTIC RESOLUTION ed of hto revenge byiihe timely arthought that the government alone Worship fn the Home, two five sportsmen and Beagle hound fan­ The factories do not work Saturdays, will be only three routes out of Mid­ pays for this deposit insurance. It ciers throughout the state to know of four. Route 4 — •—• — —-------- ------- — and It is not a good day for coun- dleville, ]has been instead Evidently Determined to Out idvinrrd a fund nt tiro IWI (Wl tnr added to the other three. ।advanced a fund of 8300.000.000 for "Bud" Wolfe, who assisted in the Ed*ard _ _. that the Wolverine Beagle Club will year’s promises to try auction sales. Consequently it ] The service will not be decreased but I ‘haL P^PO®*. but *t requires all part of the leader of the relief number-Rev. Ed- hold their annual A. K. C-, licensed Cost of Lighting XJity . .irei...i_- > banks to oav a fixed nercentairr nf of banks to pay a fixed percentage squad. ward Gamble. Beagle Field Trials and Specialty Streets their deposits each year Into the Show In Hastings. Michigan, the The second play was a beautlfuUy „ ’ the spring and fall months would J1*?? d*ml^1-'i^ed The city council to evidently de­ done little novelty, glorifying the i Va“9?9 BU,.Ie 8ch°o1’ seem very irorth while. I hM <»wn fa,tWu1' et' deposit insurance fund, for the pur­ pose of not only maintaining it but termined to reduce electric light common "garden variety" American ( «*® Bdn H te talkj ' Middleville The Wolverine Beagle Club is an I have held sales at Hastings for flc,cnl senlceFollowing to the proeram: Increasing it. The government to rates which the city has been pay­ mother. It was written by Thornton i J"1 ■ Mt“ Hc5i' ^”*.1 H*4111183 organization of Beagle fanciers and the past two weeks. The crowds have I back of the deal. To make banks ing. At a meeting Friday night they Wilder, the author of the well known ; ?a^ut’ “r3' Adcock’ B sportsmen interested in the holding been good, but I would have liked H safe to Insure, also for depositors, passed a resolution which reads as ■’Bridge of Ban Luto Rey" and was J3,- M”- A!ny Bo*er- Hastings M. E-. of Beagle field trials, conservation of Sketch). Senior Class. a larger list to offer. That would follows:* they are required to be kept In a called "The Happy Journey to Tren-, Mrs Ftoyd Everhart; Hasting. Epls- game and the advancement of the have made it more interesting. I be- I I much more liquid condition than Whereas. Il Is the belief of the ton and Camden." Mtos Margaret cop®1- Rev. McNulty; Hastings Pres- breed. Faculty. • lleve a Community Auction Sale members of the Common Council of Gladstone. star of The Virginian, dl- i bytertan, Mrs. Kltching; Woodland The Wolverine was organised IV — Radio City Music Hall Re­ should become a regular weekly af­ the city of Hastings, that the Con­ retted n. The play to staged without B"“yen' Rev’ Townsend and other b Mr,. Wm. IMonutar, all Il® vue, Junior Class. fair during the auction season. It l»nd.sumers Power Company Is charging until recent years. With the help V— The Barry County Fair ot IN*, would work to the advantage of all h»ve .n auction sale on the (wm.1 ”r h",r" MLd an exorbitant rate for its rental and of a number of the old charter concerned. I am therefore announc­ 3’i mile, rnuth ot Middleville. o j * mine School, ocnooi. by oy Miss Iona ions C unvuii P««n(W or eiah m the maintenance of cable connecting the pillar and smokes a cigar while,B,ble ’tton members and many younger Beaing sftcfi sales for the fall months, B. CUIer will crj thU »le, MTertnj b“"k„«•'>', boulevard lights, and also that the (Continued on page seven) -I ------from Michigan council «» of Religious glers, the Wolverine Beagle Club and desire to continue the plan Education of Lansing. to the highest bidder,, tone,. cal-1 «« »» *U market bond, lighting rates are excessive; are; Publicity. Achsah Buck; Ttafcthrough the spring months also. .. . .. . . .. .... as fast as thev rcaannahlv ran whirl. ' as they reasonably can. which Therefore, Be It Resolved, that Recess and Recreation. membership of ninety members ONE-CENT I have had a large experience as tie, poultry, tools, feed and house­ are not of the very highest rating, the city of Hastings Instruct and LYBARKER I Banquet .. Banquetatat6:15 P.r.M. M.25c. ac.Make Maze from all parts of the state. Their an auctioneer. I was brought up on hold goods. Read full particulars and urged to make their invest­ empower the lighting committee to SALE STARTS OCT. 10 reservations with Mrs. Laura Spona farm, know the valu^F of. farm 'of this sale on another page of this ll.vaaao u oua.fi expend such aaauaaai; money as » to iCUOUIUiUiy reasonably ments in high grade, IUW low Ultcitk. interest a.r>za.aa , able. Hastings. Route 4. largest and most acive organizations property and machinery, and have issue. bonds, sdeh as state, municipal or necessary for engineering services, Standard Articles of Mer­ Music—In charge ot Wayne Conk­ of Its kind now flourishing through­ had experience enough in town sales federal government bonds, or other to secure the required date and lin of Hastings Parish. out the country. ARRESTED AS SUSPECTS. chandise Will Be Sold on so that I am sure I can handle bonds of highest rating. knowledge necessary In reducing the Business Session by Young Peo ­ The Field trials start at 8 A-'M, Deputy Sheriffs Gall Lykins and satisfactorily whatever goods the Such a requirement means much expenditure of the city of Hastings One-Oent Sale Plan ple’s County Officers In charge of Monday. October 8. with the run­ Robson and town folks might wish to offer at Loyal Flower arrested Henry Stone lower Interest, on the average, will for electric power and lights. Next week from Wednesday to Vice-President, MU’ Bernice Spring- ning of the 13-lnch derby classes, Sophomores. and Frank Bynum al, Nashville Sat­ be obtained by banks from their - The resolution was unanimously Saturday, inclusive, the Prescription followed by the 13-ineh dog class urday night. Pickpockets had been I would be glad to have you write loans. It necessarily follows that । adopted. Drug Store of this city dffeis to the | Theme fqr evening. “ Christian use at work in Nashville during the me personally, giving me a list of banks cannot pay as high rates of I . ,,------ —~ ----------------people of Barry county and this Time." five minute talks by coun­ what you will be prepared to offer at Harvest Jubilee last w'Oek. Frank Interest on deposits as they did1 A.K.FRANDSEN TO OPEN trade area a fine opportunity to save young people. nesday. October 10. with the Beagle Elwaln and Harold I these Saturday afternoon sales. If Bennett had his pocket picked of STOREJNHASTINGS money on drug store merchandise. A "How Great Christian Leaders Specialty Show at 8 P. M.. Wednes­ a considerable sum. Other losses iSTSS’^t^ .TX°rrete more convenient to you you can of a similar kind were reported to | “ f™* “nnot «e‘ an.£"r?<e WQ big one cent sale U being held on Have Used Their Time." Miss Gwen- day evening. Running will start these four days, when you may dolyn Gaskill. Thursday with 15-inch derbies fol­ and I will call for It. Please be sure purchase two artlcics for the price of i "The place of the Church in the lowed by the 15-inch dog class and to stele the Saturday on which you ---------- ------------------------------they cannot pay as high a rate of Him Success in His one plus one cent. Many articles of Life of a Christian Youth of Today," 15-Inch bitch class. The running Vivian Reynolds. want me to offer your goods. I will । interest ’ ’ interest. ■ ar„.„ WORLD SERIES BROADCAST. will probably run through to Friday common use are listed in this sales.Ashley VanDoren. Banfleld, be glad If you will see me next Sat­ New Venture Practically all banks in this state l If you wish . to hear the World event, and those who are likely to “T^® Christian Use of Money," with the large number of entries urday afternoon If you are interest­ Series baseball games between the 1 are members of the association of; The store buildingneed so any longofoccuexpected. these things will do well (Nashville young person. ed in having me sell your goods at Tigere and Cardinals, starting today. I banks, all operating under the code. Pled by White and Houevener as a Judging will be in the hands ot to lake advantage of this one cent | 'The Christian Youth tn the any one of these Saturday after­ drop inn the |he Universal Garage show The banks of Barry county are Inin- grocery is Is being revamped and rere­ sale. A six-column announcement Modem World.- Woodland young capable and experienced Judges. noon sales- If your stuff to not 11st- rooms. w "ere °°nifortable where comfortable ■e*t» seals have'<diMled have' eluded in In these organizations. They (fitted fitted completely and will be oc- by B. A. LyBarker. proprietor of the person. Field trial Judging will be by W. । r a1*9 Z 8alurday been provided, and where one of; h*ve to reduce their interest cupied by A. K- Frandsen. with a Prescription Drug store appears in 1 "What It Means to be a Christian W. Blakely ot Shellyville, Indiana, . 'thoAe temoua Ford car-radloe has rates to correspond with what oth- ,’tock of dry goods and ladles' ready- this issue of the Banner, telling Today.” Miu Ione catton from LanMy sale Saturday will be at ____ .* M,Martin «lt next non Batord., b.lh. at 1 ^c^“?J. er banks are paying. They are now to-wear garments. The Bn, fine thing about the many pieces ot merchan- »in*- ' Michigan. The Specialty Show will the Tinkler place..illIn. ' be Judged by the veil known M. neat «rd-the old Bauer Itnn !"yd-*” <* tho Mmea. pla, p, pU,. giving the matter conslderaUon. about this is that Mr. and Mrs. dtoe you can procure at this sale.' Bong—"Follow the Gleam." Generally speaking, they are in fav- - Frandsen will again be permanent])* These goods are all standard quality Benediction—Rev. J. A. McNulty, Henry Flannery, Nashville. Mich. UNDAY SCHOOL CON< or of the Battle Creek plan of two. established in Hastings as residents, such as are sold all the time at reg- Supt. Young people’s Division. Phone Nashville 121—F31. VENTION, OCTOBER ». two and one-half and three per . They are the kind of folks that any ber 3, and the Field Trials cntriM -Adv. • Let’s not forget the Barry Courier cent, as described above. community am be proud to elalm. are poet entries and will be taken - ----o> .• I RALLY DAY. Bunday School. Conversion which BEGIN YEAR'S WORK. 1 Next Sunday Is Rally Day at the ---------------- • Mr. Frandsen will be a welcome ad­ RUMMAGE SALE. / will be held at the Quimby church CHICKEN SUPPER. dition to the business circles of thia Middleville Women's Federated Methodist Sunday School and a speAnyone wishing further tatarmaThe annual fall rummage sale,will'on Tuesday afternoon and evening, city and his host of friends not only Club opened this year's activities clal program has been arranged, be held in the Presbyterian dhurch j October 0. Don't forget to make I supper beginning at 5:30 at In Hastings, but In all of Barry with a one o'clock luncheon on Let's have everyone out and make It Thursday evening. Oct. 4. county, will wish him success in his Tuesday. Mrs. Floyd Everhart of,, a real Rally Day. Remember, Bun—Adv. Spanable, listings. Route i Price Hastings was the guest speaker. I (toy morning at 11:30. c.—Adv;. new ventufe. " CUBANS DESTITUTE THE DUCK SEASON HIS OPENED W cmc ms HAVE MERRY TIME J I One Auction Sale ire S i,‘,° ”re 6niui,‘“ ij,rLu,tt;4a£t°siLH°»»‘°' wm �■ THE HASTTNOB WKNO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER J, 1M4 IUSIASTIC OVER I,** LOAN PROSPECTS ' - - Predict! * dicta PennaP«n»». ]■ ““ »• BWU1- "» Fr»d Braith nenoy ot Production Ijt wlu hj intreestlng to the people of (Mil Ae«on. I this whole section to know that the ’ DI miCT SUNRAT _____ SCHOOL CONVENTION. ■NMMMHNHBRMRMI _ LOCAL NEWS 1 I state had paid back 839486 up to| ------------iBchoM van lion will 'BchoM or* convention will b» ba ___ held— at the __ __ .। the first of September. He also federal Authorities Investi* ;D° wltn8 church. Bunday Dowling Bundav afternoon, afternoon. -------- —----------------- —- ----pointed out that the Intermediate] ’ .♦ i0®1- 7 beginning at 2 P. M- Theme, Credit Bank of St. Paul, which proffAte Be cent Accident at -GoCfoTeach. ” ” T®*ch(again today. iTtluda, Next Sunday will be Rally Dav vides the funds which the poa’s Vermontville r * “ Mlu ------Ruth George. lend to their members has made new ■ 7 *Bon* oerviee. Rev. Kenneth Hon- for the M.thodU* BundaySchool I loans ana aiscounu mis year or apm* I The "m Ward r. T. a. Win meet proxlmataly $21,800,000 and renewals “J1* «Deyottona, Rev. r^ns.1, Campbell |on Monday night, Oct. 8, at 7:W. ■ •**“„** production Credit As* t!rst of lhc month. For the whole of approximately $3410.000. the Special music, MUs Josephine A rummage sale will be held In — ■----- -v dfetrirt the loans made to these benefits of which went to more than fl Romig. Otnlg. a,„w Wdlon. tor the Prrrhvtrrian Presbyterian rtniwR church basement ------------------MOO,, bual datk. “1'5^,, people met death. The comCredit dlttrict, Fred A- Smith, preri- ' farmers was $3,838,000 approximate- ------32jx»----------------------individuals who were mem- -r- — - Instant ~ Th. next week Thursday, Friday and I — **•"' ------1 was thorough) bera of organizations for which the mlltoe's InveaUgatlon dmt of the Charlotte Production'ly. 2:30 Divisional Conferences. Saturday—Adv. -.. u . » bcw... It condemned ; b CNdit Asaociatltm, says he Is en-1 "Another fact in connection with Intermodlate Credit Bank made the ^7,^^ Adult. Mrs Woodbume. City Engineer Bart Sparks was ttMsiAsUc over proipects for making these PCA loam is that the fanners discounts. aucounu. Seorge H. in ‘ '' Swift' of ' Vermontville Young people. Miss Holden. . of lost I Sen^ granted a two weeks’ vacation by the i report report’ issued issued THurada? Thursday v of thia association a permanent and of. thU district have paid back over The Production Credit Association . lost •j k as being responsible for the the ac“ council Friday evening, also Everett 1 useful lundlng institution for the $265,000. Tins means that our mem-1 ho 3Ccured the co-o;>eratton of the responsible for ac- ■ । farmers of Barry county and the bers are determined to see that our Hastings Credit Exchange to take «*“’■ *nen an automobile con-[I Installation of officers. Rev. M. D. Sweglaa, driver of the firedruck. Bernard Reed was given the right other territory within this aosocla- assoclattons are kept in good stand- applications. The offices of Uie Ex- te|nln8 four people were smashed to , McKean. to install a sign over the sidewalk tton. Which includes also Eaton and ing so that they can continue to (change are open every day in the “ T“'' '“j? Offertory. Mra. Lorilie Miller. at Jefferson and State streets under , Ingham counties. (make loans for all legitimate pur- ;Week so that farmers may go to the of the locomotive was killed chalk talk. Rev. Hitchcock. the supervision of the city engineer, j . - ’__________________________________ .’ Exchange at any time and make an whe? I** cn‘rlne Uppcd orer and I 1 -------Music. Frances --------Darby and■ -Leslie Mayor Leofiard was authorized by I application for a Production Credit . .. ! Adams. . the dty council Friday evening to ■ 1 1 —, This accident, according to the commission, was one of the most 1 Address, Rev. McKean.. u nttend the Michigan convention of peculiar ever reported to that body ' ©ioalng song and benediction by the etate Municipal League at the I 'FAREWELL FOR REV. It was caused by an automobile, i R^-RDO”* • ._________ city of St. Joseph as a representative j by Swift, who had at the ______ . of Hastings^ AND MRS. L. E. LANE driven time a plain view of the crossing FARMER AND EMTYxlay, Wednesday, the annual _______ >.1__ - (rain. The, nt nvec AIIADDCI !1 mrrttnr meeting nt of to. the U.thfvll.l Methodist TAR L. A. B. and of A. the-approaching Members of United Brethren Swift automobile smashed into the rLUYEE QU Ann EL Ils being held at the church social . ' rooms, preceded by a one o'clock rear of another car. driven by Dale Church Enjoy Informal dome to Blows When Hired luncheon. Officers for the coming McClintock, which had stopped on -. .tfie smart new Gathering the south side of the track for the M.» Bedim,. Request Heque.t IM,aa,„,|lc A very enjoyable time was had train to pass. The impact pushed leather for Fall dtler ii(resigned the chairmanship of the of Zdw. Bottler Friday evening at the United Breth- the McClintock car onto the track Edward BelUer. a farmer residing 'Barry county young democratic club, ren church when more than 100 and directly In front of the westand Winter L in Ita-meeting here last week. Thomcarne to Show their appreciation of bound train, which was running at four miles north of Bedford <?* Johnstown township, was arrested as Baird. Jr. of this city, was named the splendid wort done by Rev. and sixty miles per hour. In the Mrs. Lane. After an Informal eve- |I * “ “ • examination ” **— Swift contend J ­ Friday for an alleged assault upon i in his place. Mrs. Ellis Daniels was nlng of community singing, talks. 'ed that McClintock's car did not have his hired man. Fred Mackey. From chosen as secretary tn place of Robreadings, and duets, all enjoyed a 1a tail light, and'that he did not sec first reports It was thought the ert O’Connor, who resigned. About eight o'clock Bunday morn­ lovely lunch and Rev. and Mrs. Lane Iit until he was within a few feet of charge might be more serious, but were given a beautiful mirror as a Iit. No one knows now whether that it was finally made simply an as­ ing near Burdette Sutton's on M-37. remembrance 1statement u true or not; but the sault. He appeared before Justice northwest of Hastings, Earl Haight We then-al! clasped hands while ihead lights on Swift's car certaln- Cortright. waived examination and of this city met with a painful ac­ cident He was going west, riding our poet. Mrs Wendall. paid the fol- 11ty should have revealed the McClln- will have his trial later. I tock car. which was standing at a towing tribute It appears that the two men quar­ on his bicycle. A car came up be­ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 'safe distance from the track, waiting reled at noon over a request from hind hlin and started to go by him. Seiller to his hired man that both Instead of turning to the left Haight We have just a fcW words now. to for the train to pass. Swift claimed biiML that his vw: car won was of them put In a little extra time turned to the right and the car ran SB)'. * | own* To our Pastor and Mrs. Lane— 1 running four or five miles an hour before dinner. It appears that the *yle». in 8I«I> We will mlM you when >ou go away ( when he struck the other. The manure spreader had broken down Pennock hospital for treatment for I safety । And we want to make it plain. —- bureau • ■expressed -• doubt •-* of- out in the field, so Seltler asked the Injuries to his face and head, but his injuries were not serious though That tliese three years and the good 'such a low speed for the Swift car. hired man to go with him any pilch very painful. because of iu damaged condition off the load. The latter is said to ' you’ve done Well cherish; but they've passed when found after the accident, have become angry. Seitier claims which Indicated a much higher rate that Mackey attacked him with a DEATH OF FORMER BARRY COUNTY REBIDENT. Just as though a day were well be- of speed than he claimed. Hie safe­ pitchfork, and that he ended the ty bureau asserted that ' under such argument by hitting Mackey with Word has been received here by I gun circumstances It was nothing but a four foot club. relatives ot the death of Herbert And the sun should set at noon. gross carelessness for Swift to be After the fracas Mackey fled to Baiber which occurred tn Blue Lake. We know that memories, ever green. paying so little attention to where a neighbor's, claiming he had been California. Mr. Barber formerly lived Of Hastings will be kept by you he was going as to fall to see the au­ shot. A Battle Creek deputy sher­ in Cressey, and was the eldest son of For it was here came little Eugene tomobile standing at the crossing in iff was summoned, also the sheriff's the late Joel Barber. The deceased And your own sweet Mary Lou. 1 time to have avoided It.” office at Hastings. UnderaHerilT had for many years served as post­ But when thoughts come of our city Oliver Tasker responded. When they 1 master of Blue Lake, and was n fair. had arrived the officers found there highly respected cillzcn in the comFINE PROMOTION Think cf us, “the faithful few." had been no shooting. Seltler >•*»*. had munlty. He passed his eightieth And remember us In your prayer, t.i[birthday ' FOR J. F. THOMAS a lump on his head, wE_ rhich. he in July and up to that time And we'll do the same for you. claimed wns inflicted by M«cirnv Mackcy |10(J ^een uniLsunlly active in his When you are gone we’ll not forget Former Supt. of Hastings with a pitchfork. Mackgy had a work.-He was a member of the I. O you. large sized bump 00 his forehead O. F. lodge in Blue Lake and was as­ Though some others take your City Schools, Now Connect­ which was bleeding, but the wound sociated with the Masonic urgantza-' does not show! evidence of any tlon in Eureka. California. He leaves place. ed With Detroit Schools Fur In our hearts is a love so true. shooting. his widow. Emma, one brother. Enas Friends of J. P. Thomas, assistant The officers did not find the club Barber, of Blue Luke, and one sister. That time never can erase superintendent of schools ot the city And in our hearts there will be one of Detroit, will be pleased to learn of with which Seltler claimed he hit Mrs. R C- Gilbert of Battle Creek. ] '■ the hired man. but they did find Michigan, jo mourn their loss. .a splendid promotion that recently' j tn the house an empty gun. that did That, though worthy, none can fill.' came to him. 'not show any evidence of having OBITUARY. Now we. each one. say, 'forget me At a recent meeting of the Board been shot for a long, long time, but not .'• Leon D. Munger, son of David and lb. cf Education, on the recommenda­ We trust your going Is God's will tion of Supt. Frank Cody. Mr ! the barrel of this gun was bent. It Addle Munger, was bom tn Martin may be that Seitier hit Mackey with Twp.. Allegan county, on Dec. 25, We will say good-bye but not for aye. Thomas was made first assistant su­ tht gun barrel, thus giving Mackey For we hope again to sec you. perintendent tn charge of finance thl notion that hc had been shot. 1910. and entered into rest at the University hospital, Ann Arbor. Sept. May God bless, and cheer you on and general administration. This Young Beef a matter of fact two empty shot JB34i at qw gge of 23 years. 9 । your way. promotion places mt. Mr. Thomas as u«e tlve _una mik1 MI1 empty rifle Wcre found months and three days He is surinuiuuv > u<i Jiwrnu ■= thini ranking administrator of the seiUer home, but none, flf m=th~."three t“U*.er=. Be your heljier. kind and true. lb. tvivOd by hU mother, three brothers. Some of these friends who now with Detroit school system. Pork Loin—Rib End them had been fired Olin recently. qj^ Clem Kalamazoo, of Kalamazoo. and Clareclem and Clare Mr. Thomas, as will be remeinyou stand to'wri hv m.nv ”«•»« <> torrn^ ^ ,। Mackey, who w"° thought he **c was so of of Prairieville, Prairieville, five five sisters. sisters. Miss MUs VioVton>. Here, you ne'er again will .meet. wrintondrnt nf tor rttC bad’y bought to Pen- Jct Munger and Mrs. Frank Franof the Hastings Ctty City hoapltal In an ambulance. claco ot Katomgr.YO. Mrs. Geo But may we all, an unbroken band— perintendent qf Pork Shoulder sclioote. going from here to Detroit whlch h,d ^t.n 6Umnloned from Meet some day at Jcstu* feet. vowels of Delton. Misses Esther and in IM8 Detroit, by the way.aeema to Crrek when the officers were Nina Munger of Prairieville, two lb. know where to cume when needing frOm that city. When exam- nephews and two nieces, seven un- ( CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC TO Homo Made comiKtent teachers as ntnseretis numerous med at the hospital. Mackey’s in- clc* and one abnt. His father pre­ BE HELD IN HASTINGS. )comf>eten6 nnn^ .nrt ones tovhave gone .tor. there from h«, here, and i& ceded him in death May 25. 1932.. A — free educational „ ----------------- Chiropractic -------- r--------- al] of them have made good, and hc soon returned to Johnstown. Funeral services were held Monday ^lr.k U Shonklo,. clinic is to be conducted In Hastings । The Banner extends congratliiaLater—After having asked for a on Oct. 17. 1934. tlons and best wishes to Mr. Thom-1 •.rial. Seltler later came before Jus­ 2 P. M in the Martin Reformed. church, the Rev. Geo. Fllkkema of-! Round, Swiss or Sirioia Dr. G. W. Will of Macon. Mo. and as. ib. tice Cortright, plead guilty, and was Relating. Dr. K P Laurence of rDennlson. assessed $50 fine and the ccbU of the PENNOCK HOSPITAL. Tex., with assistants in co-opera­ DOWLING CEMETERY CIRCLE. A daughter was born to Mr. and iu,t' wtllch he pakL tion with Dr W. O. Davis of this ---------- - ------ — —-------------- ——. ib«. Dowling Cemetery Circle will meet ( city, will conduct the clinic They Mrs Benjamin Dove. Battle Creek,' at the church dining room for din- j SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. will bring with them the latest in on Sept. 27. ncr Oct. 11. The following ladles I professional equipment, including n ‘ son was born to Mr. and -* •• A Mrs. ELMER HATHAWAY are on the committee for work: I ib. complete x-ray unit. People who are Raymond Smith ot Woodland on ------------Martha Norton. Mina Oonsbe, Ag- ‘. interested in attention al this clinic Sept.28. 'Heart Trouble Fatal—Had nes Pursell. Anna Pierce and | oom to Mr . -♦ ... will make appointments through Dr , on On sen: Sept 40. 30. a son was bom . , .. Blanche Powell. Everybody wclW G Davu who is in charge of ar- and tral Mr* — Paul —'* * ”--------- ** Townsend of Wood- Jnlt “a8l Arrived Arrived at at Daughter Daughter 8S come.—Blanche Powell, Secy. I rangements locally. A limited num- land | in Compton, California Hastinga, Michigan • Telephones 2244-2557 Mr and Mrs Howard Smith. Has­ QUIMBY. Friends were shocked to hear-of tings.--------Route — 6. are the parents of a (the sudden death of Mrs Elmer of limited duration ---------Mr. and Mrs. William Ritxman. 1 The examinations arc strictly pri- son born Oct 2. ____________ Jr., of Milwaukee, WU. visited his | __________ (Hathaway of Rutland township. PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 7 vale. and without expense to those WANT -GOOD ’ WATER SUFFLY. I Two wseks ago Mr and Mrs. grandparents and other relatives attending. Where x-ray service Is Nashville is looking for a better Hathaway* left by automobile for SUNDAY AND MONDAY desired by those attending, a small water supply At a meeting of the Compton. California, for a visit with Mrs. Jasper Reid returned Friday fee will be charged nc nas has been j village council Friday evening a their daughter. Mrs Hazel Perley, from Ann Arbor where she The cltnic Will be held In the treatments ■ whom they had not seen for a long ( committee of twelve lax paying cltPancoast building lor a com- " Bing Crosby, Miriam Hopkins and izens was named to Join with mem- time. Mrs. Hathaway was very anx­ Her many friends hope for ben of the council to assist tn de­ ious to see her daughter, but the plete recovery. emeix no. 1. a successful 1 fl A trip across the mountains affected Methodist Ladles' Aid Circle No vetoping a pure water supply supper Thursday night. Proceeds r her severely, so she was not in good straw vote ot the taxpayers will be 825.00. I . COMEDY—“AN OLD GYPSY CUSTOM” tine on Tuesday afternoon. Oct. 0. taken. If the vote b favorable physical Condition when she ar­ Mr. and Mrs. LaFtoy Greenfield 11 steps will be taken to obtain such rived there fin Friday of last week. Guests invited About three hours after her arrival moved to Hastings Monday. Sorry " “ BUPply ________ I at Mrs Perley’s. Mrs Hathaway to have them go. Leo Reynolds spent Friday In I NEW MONEY ORDER SERVICE. suddenly passed away from a heart I“ For the convenience of Its friends attack, having been subject to such Grand Rapids. We are all Riad to welcome Rev. A and patrons the National Bank of spells for years. DOUBLE — TUESDAY — FEATURE Hastings ha* added a monev orde’ Surviving are the husband, one Conklin and family back for another I year. 1" service which enables one to send ___ daughter. Mrs. Perley, and three Watch for Our Notice In Next Week’* Banner Most Sensational Announce­ ment in the Drug History of Hastings. Aiwo Big One Cent Sale, to celebrate our Second Anniversary. Mid-West Lending Library 3 q Day—LATEST BOOKS Many $2.00 And $3.00 Books — No Deposit. REED’S DRUG STORE Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS ironside Shoe Company FOR SALE Hastings, Michigan at Cloverdale Town Hall BY THE YOUNG PEOPLE’S SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION WHERE Better Meats Cost Less! Hamburg SATURDAY, Oct. 6 AT ONE O’CLOCK P. M. 10c 16c FARM IMPLEMENTS HOUSEHOLD GOODS 16c NUMEROUS OTHER ARTICLES Pork Sausage 2OC Circle S Picnics 18c Anyone having various articles to dis­ pose of get in touch with Clyde Leon­ ard. We thankfully accept donations. What have you? Sold on 5 per cent commission basis. 2 »». 25C Roasts Steak 19c X9c Pig Hearts 16c Butter ib 27c Good Luck Oleo 2 it- 29c r FELDPAUSCH MARKET . She Loves Me Not Make Our Showroom Your Headquarters Hear the Results of the WORLD SERIES We will receive the game by plays, using a FORD Car Radio Everybody Invited! UNIVERSAL GARAGE CC 2121 TRANE) TFiEATRF HASTINGS, MICH. Bunday School officers were elect-]A money safely in making remilance* । sons, ’ Robert, " Russell and Roy cd Sunday as follows: Supt., Loyal I and at tow cost. The receipt stubs Hathaway. supply a complete record of the The remains are expected to ar- Lowell; Assistant Supt , Robert (transactions. An announcement is rive here today and funeral serv- Glasgow; Secretary and Treasurer. I made elsewhere In this issue of the (ices will be held at the home on Walter Scott; Librarian. Doreen i" 'a Banner. This i* one of the new, Thursday al eleven A. M-. the Rev. Ritxman. Mr. Griffin of Middleville will be I features of this modern bank. j C. M. Conklin officiating. Interment the1 new mall carrier on the Quimby F i.u . . J U1 lhc Rutland cemetery-. ftlRU DEATH OF LITTLE JjlRL | sincere sympathy is extended to route which U now Route 5. Has- A Kathleen L. daughter of Mr and lhe bereaved -one* tinp. j] VV Wind Mrs. Txival Loyal Fzlirr-r Edger. W. Bond St St., died .. - — ■. — The county Sunday School eon- ■ early Sunday morning after a day s 1 ANNUAL MEETING. vention will be at the church Oct. 9. " illness. She was aged 1 year. 1! The annual meeting of the Mlchimonth and 19 days. gan Tourist and Reaort Association PLEASANT RIDGE. Funeral services were held at tbe|wiy be at the Pantlind hotel. Grand Mrs Albert Klnnc U spending two Baptist church on Tuesday at ten J Rapids, starting at 1:00 P. M.. FriA. M.. Rev. B J Adcock officiating. । day. Oct. 12. Business sessions will Burial was tn Rutland cemetery .'continue Saturday morning. Oct. 13. assisting Alton Wood the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Krimmel and The bereaved ones have the sym- Gov. Comstock tt'scMduled to speak pathy of their friends. at the dinner on Friday evening. three children and Mrs. Eliza Krum­ .. (Many subjects of real interest mel of Union city visited A. R. HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 18. ! western Michigan will be discussed 1 'IVeter’s on SuiiBay. Tl>. r«uUr ni«Un, M thrauihmtt IM Guild No. 18. will be held at the 1 . -----<«, home of Mrs. W. D. Bennett. 638 E > MISSIONARY UNION. Kinne’a. 14 Mill St. on Thursday. Oct. 11. Mem-1 Tbe Methodist Missionary Union | jnei Adies''Aid will serve their ■ bers are urged to be presenu Vty- meets with Mrs. E. A. Burton on yearly chtokan nipper 77^1 nrwtey eye- < tors welcome. Wednesday afternoon. Oct. 10. As it .nlng, October 4. commencing at 5:30. 'A | will be CitizensHlp Day. a talk on Our sympathy goes to the family I MARRIAGE LICENSES. .this Is to to to be given to by Archie Elmer Hathaway In kw of F I hi.subject u a~.hu 'Jot ot1 Elmer in the the Itn of bunvr Hatliawav in ULC loss oi Berwln E BLadel, Lake Odessa 33 McDonald. There will be other tn- 1their ■aelr wife wife and and mother. mother. 14 Madeline F Durkee. Barryton ... IS tm-sung featwra. L . ’ Mr-and Mrs. Ralph Bowman and Lyle F. Norris, Hastings 30 ' —. ■ » ■ ■ ■— two children of Chicago visited last Doris Kimble, Hastings i> We read of a lawn-mower that -------- —--------------------------- can be taken completely to pieces In !two minutes. The snag, from tiie NOTICE. Townsend of Woodland. —, ---- ------------------- - — -------- i average husbands point of view. 1# contracted by anyone except myself, that It can be reassembled just as Geography question; Did Mrs. Pearl Simmons.—Adv. quickly. to Um Jap? Yep. I RONALD COLEMAN at Hb Beat in The Masquerader Uamedy Featare Extraordinary—“HAROLD TEEN" Paramount News ’ Adults IS Cents; Children 18 Crate Clark*** Gable and Joan, Crawford in their latest— COMEDY—“UP AND DOWN” PATHE NEWS AdaMa U Cent* Children 10 Cente DOUBLE — SATURDAY ONLY — FEATURE Nancy Carroll, Otto Kruger, Heather Angel Springtime for Henry RALPH BELLAMY and SHIRLEY GREY ’ GIRL IN DANGER PARAMOUNT NEWS Children II Cents �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3, 104 down In front against the High I Tn the second half. Hasting*!bered that the Immortal Kriute's It should not be thought that the the doubtful honor of being the first DEFEATS INDIANS. I ; school there by a 6 to 0 score. The struck like the thunderbolt. football teams were spectacular In writer believes Harry Klpke would major casualty for Hasting* He sufIndian Landin* was beaten Bun- I j victory waa well-earned, the local! After anexchange of punts, the *COfln< 1x11 thM’« ,r W «ave Mr <lve UP anything up to and Includ-, fered a ;green stick fracture of the outfit demonstrating a clear super- locate took the ball good- puntsa use ueis on mi their m»ir own uwu 38 40Hockne ----- - — a safe lead --------and ------a-------., , ing his right eye for any one of the right - forearm and will be out of for fear they couldn't beat the In­ of the tWU (yard a stripe « •.v-_ er. nlaver*. They all have have the u ■ 1 " 1 ■ --------- 1 lority tority in to every department ------------------ ------------ltipe and proceeded to the ", he he waa was os aa conservative aa as the'Hastinaa the Hastings player*. the eame game until until Charlotte Charlotte te la nlaveri played, diana so tiiey hired a pitcher from opening whiatte whistle to to village. viiiavo In £ seven playa a touchdown Bank of England. much to learn. F -------- *• -showed --------- * ------ promise ‘tn ~ Battie Creek. Battery for Indians. Banaach great ■ game gatne from from th> thbB opening But Saturday, for the first time ‘the line and will be missed. Struble, catcher, Keller, and pitcher. Rose. aand {was scored and those plays were a । That is what happened Saturday who twisted a knee In the Grand For Lacey, pitcher, Carter, catcher, t waa a feather tri the credit to Unden Snyder a general- and that te probably why the man this year, they acted like a team. ’ Ledge game's closing minutes, is not Brant. cap ot Coach Robert Lockton whoae '/hip. Snyder called four Identical । you aee on the streets of Hastings Lockton says: Next Sunday the Indiana play the diarges, in the pre-game expertlng.'passe* from the same identical for- with the feather in hte cap la Mr "The boys aren't yet finished ’seriously hurt and will be in shape Carlton Center Wild Cato at Indian । were due for a lljlrd straight beating, maUon and every one was completed Lockton. • players, even for a High school of 1again by the time thia la printed. Following is the Hastings lineup Landing. A good game ia expected, i Ail during 'the past week, he has —three from Snyder to White and | Bumming up the play of indlvid- this size, but It might as well go into been drilling the squad in pass de- one, to vary the monotony, from uate. it can be said that the Hasting* the record that the team's blocking 1that starred the game with Grand Gamp Bterta al 3:30. No gate ad- < fenae. the weakneaa which gav* loni* Snyder to Stnible—placing the ball line functioned beautifully as a unit Is Improving along with the defen- 1Ledge: DEFEATED GRAND LEDGE two touchdown*, and in blocking, on the Grand Ledge 8-yard line, —which te the way of good line* in slve play. Cold weather seems to Bristol—UE. CEDAR CREEK. the weakness that kept Hasting*' i With the defcnalve backs spread for :aj| tht* broad land Capt. Thomas have pepped the boys up. With Fuller—L.T. THERE ON SATURDAY attack impotent in tlwlr first two more passes^ Snyder *ent Struble i played hte customary steady game, Alumni. Lakeview of Battle Creek. The annua) Harvest Festival will and their son. Myron. Thoma*—L.G. (Capt.). stirte Saturday the reward of effort through right tackle for 3 yards, caukln at end for the first time, Grand Rapids Union Reserves and AFTERNOON be at the Bunnell church Friday G. Cogswell—C. and virtue was received. icrashed the same hole for 2 himself, showed extraordinarily well and Allegan scheduled for games at Hos­ night. Oct. 12. There la to be a Will Kneslrlck and .. Hastings scored tlwrt ■ein. sent cniuuit Struble through left prooaoiy probably got nimseu himself a seasons season * Job »luivu1 only oniy once, once, but out the'and toe nuvuju ic,* joo tings. I'm hopeful for a successful program, and supper will be served V. Conrad—R.T. BOYS SHOW EXCEPstatistics, usually . dull, ^..h reveal ——i the lt.4ku tackle for f«r a touchdown. Struble Btruble providing he keep* keeps It it up. Fuller season. That te. we'll win more in lite basement after the program. daughter of near Hickory Caukln—RE. and Kj. and Mr* WU1 M, TIONAL IMPROVEMENT remarkable progress of the team In scored standing up. I broke through to block two punts for games tnan we lose. Maybe I You are welcome. Snyder—O-B. the knowledge and practice of foot- j Snyder's try for the point after a net gain for Hasting* of probably shouldn't prophesy, but that's what I Preaching al the Cedar Creek Delton were Bunday guaaU Struble—H.B. locals ad- touchdown was was low. low. Score: Score: Hastings Hastings 100 Grand Ledge kicker think. The boys are able to learn Locals Made Eighteen Firgt. bull fundamentals. TThe }}f tocab^ad-.touchdown 100 yards, yards, the the Gr< church next Bunday evening at 7:30. run Mason and wife. Kelly—H£. vanced the ball at will throughout 6. Grand Ledge o. being one who punted high and far. and willing to work and it's my I Angell—FB. Downs Whilq Opponents ,the game for IS firat downs, as com-1 For .............. the rest of the game. Hastings > Picking the star out of the back- opinion they're going to do well." I| „ . ... •.’ ’ . , „ land Park. Oull lake, spent a part for Cau-, of ««. thF week Made But Five pared with five for Grand UMge., played defensive ball, resuming the field would be a very tough assignMr. Lockton thus becomes one of’ Substitutions------ —-------- Townsend ------- iv. wm w w Rh Mr. Bnd Mrs nuuoo spent Sunday afternoon kin. WalldorfT for Bristol. White for Edward Campbel), John Lammers and family. Hasting* High school football Furthcrmore. the advances were, intelligent system of kicking on the rnent. Snyder has been mentioned. three football coaches in the history kin- Walldorff ................................ Ardy Owen and wife were gi WMiwwMnHH.MwryMiwo years mostly ““de by lhe running attack (second and third downs, and pro- While was good. And so was Angell of the game who ever made opt!- K«Uy. M. Cogswell for Moore. Sco- 1Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen and team won itwflrst victory in two years ,or Struble. {children were the guests of Mr. and Saturday at Grand Ledge coming *h,cI‘ demonstrates the abll- jtecting that precious lead. and Hugh Kelly. Btruble played hte. mtetlc noises in regard to his team's __________________ '________ By of Hastings blockers to do their I it is remembered that Lockion usual aggressive, and Irilpreaalve.. future chances. Score by quarters: i Mrs. Leo Monroe of Kalamazoo Comers Bunday. ■.luff. ; cornea from Indiana and once went game. They were all good. They Just about two more details and Hastings ..................... .0 0 6 0 6 Sunday. In this connection, Horace Angell । to Notre Dame. It i& also remem-1 won. didn't tfiey? then we-re through. Banasch has Grand Ledge ......... .0 0 0 0 01 Mr. and Mrs. George Eddy of Delinvented by a German. IUV fn th* h#,,1 nf . _ ___ ____ ____________ may step to the head of the class and take a tx>w. He leads most of Hastings' running plays and. with assistance from the guards, has the onerous duty of removing opposing ends from the scene of action. His defensive ability in backing up the When you cast up your finan­ line te improving daily. But to re­ cial standing at the beginning turn to the ball game. of the year, give some thought A Hastings line that really to the most precious asset you charged, plus good backing from the can attain—good health. secondary, not only held Grand There la no way to determine Ledge to five first downs but also the real value of health. Good kept the losers deep in their own fortune, happnicsa. friends, a territory. As a matter of fact. Grand generous attitude toward life are Ledge was uble only once to advance the result of a sound mind and the trail beyond their own 35 yard a sound body. marker—and In Ulis they were aided by what the law and the courts re­ When you grow irritable, fer to as an act of Providence. Grand moody, rcsllcas, disagreeable, Ledge tried a long pass late In the blame nobody. Take the time off to visit your doctor. Wise second quarter. The Hastings backs covered perfectly, but when the bull and understanding and ready was batted down by a local player, with counsel towards a new way he batted II down into Ute arms of of living, he will present you an eligible receiver for Grand Ledge. with the specific for your trouThis break upset the Hastings team a bit. and two other paSM-s were Consult him too. concerning completed to bring the boll to the a pharmacist should a prescrip­ locals 16-yard line where II was lost tion be ordered. It Is the cus­ All Wood! Talon Slide Fastener! on downs when the local defense tom of every doctor to recom­ mend a capable, reliable druggist. 'tightened up. Hastings spent most of the first half plunging al the Grand Ledge line and kicking on second and third downs with Linden Snyder doing an excellent Job of punting. Ribbed cotton that boys like"to wear rrv Thus the first half. Sporting Items MSTIMIB 3— FOOTMIL Mflf Good Health Is A Precious Asset Men’s SOCKS White Outing 5 yard! ioc 59c Mothers!, A Scoop for your boy! Men! A Hit for Outdoor Wear! Cossack Jackets I that Mothers like for its long-wearing and easy laundering qualities. Long-sleeved style with knee or ankle length legs. Short­ sleeved styles with knee length legs. Sixes 2 to 16. Sizes 2 to 4 have drop seat What a jacket at this bargain price! Full of breezy, snappy style, warm and comfort­ able. Heavy 32 oz. navy blue mackinaw cloth. Sport collar, muff pocket, side straps, Cossack bottom. 36-48. Aho Boy>‘Sites,$2.69! An All School Show! KMen’s cotton blanket-lined EARS of the WORLD ■ The SPOTLIGHT Get several and save more! Wool mixed—they can take it! JACKETS MEN’S SOCKS Penney "Value” brand at only Ata price that't easy to pay! STITCH UNIONS ; 29c 1OC I They give you VALUE plus! Th* I price ia extremely low for »uch qualF ity! Blue denim with cotton blanketf lining. 4-button front, two poeketa. •■Men's 36 to 46. Boys’ sift . . - Central Auditorium OCTOBER 5, 1934 Soft and warm, without being bulky!. . lastex round the bottom—they wo« . ■ stretch out of shape! Small, tergal Boys! They’re A Sensation! Tickets 10c Center Section 25c Box Office 15c >-25c Leatherette , A iprc'ul Penney Coats Save on Good White Outing ' Valued First-Quality Wool FLANNEL wSir’* Sweaters j Sites And Sew Your Own Bedwear! j Sheep-lined! Wambino Collar! 10CTd.J\ An ideal coat for vigorous outdoor wear. Madv to Pvnney'a strict specifi­ cations. Full belt, 2 side flap. 2 muff pockets with leather corner*. Knit wrister*, 6-18. — Huvy-Duty Rubbers Rubber Work Boots A rr excellent quality of soft, downy outing flannel, 27 inches wide ... to : make into1 baty clothes, nightgowns and paiatnaa. You’ll want to buy It. by the boll at this low price! ' neck! Range of fall color* I Valnea! , Heavy weight! Fleece lined! Cold weather ahead! Pul > Men’s Sweaters at a remarkably low price! Sure gyip aotea of tough black tubber! Heavy 100% All Wool! 100% Value! UNION SUITS Gel reWy for a cold winter now! for misses! Sites 2 to 16! J " 79c Penney’s biggest seller last year—? they -mH be rood! Of bteaehM, heavy-weight, fine ribbed cotton. | The fleece lining gives you just the i right amount of additional warmth! R Made eoat *tyl$ with V-neck, two \ patch pockets with buttons and fin’I* ishcd cuffs. Black, seal brown. 38-46. Tan random, ribbed KNIT Men’s Heavyweight ribbed cotton cotton Union Suits /or at a Penney low price! HERE’S Center Traction for non-ekld Don’t pass up th It value . . . it’s a knockout! Selected 100% heavy weight wool, spring needle knit. Made with long sleeves, ankle length legs, military shoulder. Grey random. safety—plus dependable Goodyear . proportion t 4.50-21 4.75-19 • Men’s Heavy 5.00-20 GOOD, 'YEAR SPEEDWAY FULL OVERSIZE—SET OF 4 Prices subject to change without notice. State sales tax, if any additional. Fleecelined UNION SUITS BROSS TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE 98c ROAD SERVICE - Telephone 2482 Sizer: 36 to 46! North Michigan Avenue .Hastings, Michigan Scott Walldorf Tissue gC Roll oh Winter Unions I 69c Sleepers children I to 12! Buys at W49® ait' oft Um blankets, this soft brushed cotton sloopsr will keep the kiddie* warm! DuuWs-fo**- | Even if they kick Knit of a fine rib stitch that fits comfortably without binding. Made with long or short sleeves and ankle length legs. Made with mil­ itary shoulder. E^ru, grey or white. We’ve priced them this low so you can stock up right now for all Winter. 3 Lb. Quilted Cotton Batts 49c Penney Co. Inej Factory Remnants of the Battai Quality Print! �j buildings aDd nryn manned clearing panomUy know the land, but was struck by Ughti ,.u, F^tar*^ anaI strated in the Barnard matter that [they could do their own votinger bravely faced the aiiuailoa and itUff. Mirkicaa. ’ In these your town has been fortuI carried on. rearing her family wttb- Views and Opinions; What Others Say This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday The Good Old Days PoUtica WiM “Wm." : out help from Uncle Sam and keep-1 Things Bun In Cycles. THE ODOC OF MARRIAGE. ing possession of her land, which is still in possession of her descendants , at the fourth generation. You may 1 There's still a chance the little - aa. - X. ---------- think ..... of it in terms ____________________ of population, , was not true of last Thursday’s con- say that her _________________________ ’s waa an exceptional | Ifellow wttal according to etfttetfce as tt la in practically all ocher acatoewiaiiiiei M*iL Poswate: ‘pavements, stores, factories and venUon. It was as fine a group of case; but was it? The same spirit given recently in a Detroit News tlvitlea. Though thia will be a cam­ her endcavqp hance iot t n :ii paign year, and election day but a , -, varied industries, forgetting to take men and a omen as -one would care which - characterized * । luervi a kvxxi cornice imy few weeks removed, just think how I wswav nrnnrrv «>r unvrn. Kimil..-, ■ l -i.S^ovrr fonrreen ... *Or any tJl piBBY OOUNTr SIX MOXTBS so. into consideration that factor ot to be affiliated with^-over fourteen was common among our pioneer an. an- iman past Jf 30. .in fact. When he intie Interest interest is being taken in hbeing te taken tn po poilM RMUir'oouxTY’TnBM MOtnua Bre"u>t ^parlance—the personality hundred high grade Michigan cltl- cestors. and that same spirit, if it‘reaches that age the odds are 3 1-3 'little tic*—and yet is polities really govIX aovANCg —I--------- —-------- is" behind all these, and forgetting all tens, and we were proud to be one of J were alive and exercised more gener- 'to 1 he won't succumb to June, the eminent The pendulum of public -rrr..... wsaar thc whlch thfm wllh lhe abow aments we ally today would either pull us out of Mit^h.nirior Ih^vimin M^uOt^WM* ’ *7^ Interest in politics has swung way It is difficult to get so many men agVUTTT JUITH YXAH The foregoing euggesta another together and not hare some of them —- ■ ............ ■■ thought, which la this, that some show evidence of too much drinking, h*M*n-*il--t**U1‘**' when they think of a town, but we are glad to report that this man and bridesmaid. Following 4h»i ceremony Mis. Van Aukan atrvad a wedding dinner Jar the bridal party. Mr. and MU. Tedder aaa spanning TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. the week ta Detroit and afMr return to thte city they will rwar Florida, visited friends In the city. at Ml West Court St Mrs. Donald D. Imlth and two Mr. Curtis will be remembered by many people, especially in the east­ ern part ot the county, m the for­ I for two days tn Chicago to visit Mr. mer editor at the Vermontville Palm Beach, when it [Sheldon, W. R. Cook. Roy Andrus wnns today it te a city of over 30 000 and K v toUh Mt****! ‘he reThte was his first return visit since Publican convention in Kalamazoo he left this section and be was 1 Wcdncoday. pleased to note the many changes' Mr and Mr* E*1' Lae* and improvements. Waahlnrfnn Washington, aware the guests nf of Mr Mr. Mrs. A. H. Carveth and Mrs.,‘and Mrs Leon Bauer Mr Lees had James ironside returned Friday from I not been in Hastings since he left Wmi cJ.Mo7iesw.rZ to? ia yardstick by which we measure for us to watch the outcome of our there are those who are helpless and | say “Yes" in firm tones before then, and torchlight praccsslons of 40, 50 Petoskey where they attended the here 10 years ago. He is connected yuTii un?. tl'U“ iic' S“1' a community rather than the char- present cxperintnl. wiildi stands who should be helped, but it te our j Of every 100 benedicts. 67 have sue- for 60 years baok. in those days fol- State Federation of Women's clubs. with the engineering department of car4”“f nJata. la M.Hiori.K actor of the men and women whlcl^out in contrast to what was once honest Judgment that the system of,c?“?Jdd*t 0,6 8MtDC Me Quaked lowing the Civil war. partisanship Mrs oarveth 1* one of the executive the Northern Pacific. Many of our city readers will remember his parjKJfiaTVbirtU*?'..rrus.. win b. Uiat community produces; and that characterized as a "noble experl- welfare established in America to- “ Only M women in the hundred!Ccal’fSS1 wJre*nSdv to flsht’tar members, and Mrs. Ironside repre­ sented the focal club Mrs. Will McObXJy ar |a> i4 ‘he wrong kind of a yardstick to ment." Some have wondered at our day under government control and'marry when they're olderthan 30.1 their "principles"—and frequently Kevitt of Middleville represented for many years resided here. His continued onnnsltion opposition to lhe llnuor liquor supervision the check dto.oft^^re^in^t^ 1 tendency wiiHn». slater, Miss Fanpie. la a teacher in •^dU^pwbluh^trw. lu al<~ »r 100 place in the lutnds of our youth. (Continued to the <n<n<>rvi«inn isi. too i~» great a. temptat»mnta. Itiie check shows show* But Rm 37 1? men men in in the th» I — --------- . > the Bellingham schools. While hte., business, but we understand it and tlOn to those in distress to accept ®a"’f 'wIfraCUP‘d* darUiuntil the day of some political rally, imve moved their’household goodTto brother and hte sister, Miss Florence, unlitJ? their years. That Barry county folks possess that Is sufficient. If any person help from an official Santa Claus % thelater M^n^Tthe marriage advenl' U*te new parish at Marahfleld. Wte- are conducting a fruit ranch in <rs th. powersof discrimination to choose came into our town and attacked our before they have exhausted their license application* filed in the a.ju.re from"^ to TO*mites'^^r^he |oonaln' Eastern WasiUngton “ that which is good and to discard friends, robbed-them of their busl- own energies tn an endeavor to help County Clerk's office, as told by a miserable, roads that then °lntestcd' lerabura1 Ohio* job fhinti.no. THIRTY YEARS AOO TODAY. et u>« that of which they do not approve ness and of their ability to do busl- themselves. We are not so critical of rft2dom ciwclJ °‘ l^,c ‘'1C4 the county, would consume a good: of Baltic Oh'i<rnnre mieats*of Mr it'pr* was evidenced lost week in your ness. broke down their physical those who accept as we are of those 1 mar^.-f^o,.0 1 htonl—promises* to PSm Ot But tO thM* ,>o,IUcal jand Mrs. J. w. ifiage. Mrs Sage te a ' Thursday last. Chas. Waters, a well known farmer of Hastings, 11 l<k'1' Democratic county convention when health and their moral standards, who place temptation tn their way. )Ove honor and obey before she's out C?°’C Xoot' l,l4‘cr <rf Mr. Fisher and Mra Berger. 1township, was climbing over a rail • the Barn •*--------— delegates —— —voted •— —an —en-— and a finally .took —v .u-.their ..Uvea, — the -----pubu ■_ The welfare .. system set up in the of ...Her .t<*n« _ Three more of. the-------five 'iinorseoacx. ^e'old sonn^eu'iuniber^^ oy norarjandbuggy, । Mrs. Abner Kelly and Miss Belle 'fence on his farm when the top rail I and the old springle&s lumber wa- Mills of Otaego are the aueats of 1turned and Mr. Waters fell among dorsement of all their national. Uc would be so aroused that that p*it eighteen months, savors too wall until tbejr’re pMt 30. but there's gQn would be ,10Bdcd loaded . dO down with I]«>eir nlecZ Mra £bert B^ ’n Wllh ■ ■ William H Berkey of the" ---------- . . .L-7 VJ. — u.. •u“ *oumi oc loaaca . down some weeds in the fence corner and 1 7 i faithful adherents of thc party. Cassopolis Vigilant has writ­ ■ state and county candidates except person would be mobbed and driven much of politics and too little ot ,tataetaJta»T . '•severely cut hte right eye. A good ten the following editorial 1 One of the first campaigns which one George Foulkes. a candidate for out of town, and yet that is exactly common-sense aid to those in real ” as'^ thetas' ^f the five, deal of the eye water escaped so 1 TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. comment for this issue of the ids Wcdr j chances 7 ‘to ~3 that shell •be wed t,w writer remembers was the Grant that it Is feared that this eye will be , congress of whom they very evident- what liquor has done to many of need. ’-------- are —“ — urd Saturday forenoon at ten o'clock wco .Banner. . —Greeley campaign in the 7Q's. Both "before 40. . - —■ nuge »ndi^ c home of Rev. and Mrs. H. H. sightless. ly did not approve. We mention this your friends and ours. Think it over ..j.- siucs s ‘de * orKanizea organized huge Darades parades tai and V“ Mtjlrom Cupid. u ,cWtt Jl pn»J!S ,4"' •“ Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hicks and We do not wish to close thte col-' A' mAA.tajrtiT ‘ ‘ because in most political conven- from that angle and perhaps you I Thls week it is my turn to write arts, according tf> the check, until days 1 *oene of a quiet wedding when Mr. Mrs. Higham of BatUc Creek who tlons the delegates would not have will feel Just as we do about It. h 'Albert Vedder and Miss Ida More, visited at George and C. H. Osborn's the editorial column of the Banner .T-’I—. .he's old enough to vote taUtai «.u> JlT^ta tataM (both of thte city, were united in and with other Hastings friends last had the courage to refuse endorse- —-------- ——:——— I WAPplkStavtatata - —~.z . "| He-g reasonably M safe once again ------ 7; for my friend. Dick Cook, while he I ment of a candidate for congressA— city the size of Hastings na- days of November, for the reason when he's past 50. marriage by Rev. Vart Auken. tiie week returned liorne Saturday. rt|>eatediy sung for the purpose of basks tn the ..... . c. ...the Takc an averuge hundred mcn Chas. A. Welssert left Tuesday . .... -g Jn after he hart obtained the nomlna- ‘urally •lias a -lot of -boys, • hence you that thte apple %how is one of arousing prejudice, still lingers morning for Cambridge. Masaachu( sunshine of Cal­ who are preordained to marry and tion. That act demonstrated thai facing lhe same boy problem finest demonstrations of what a memory. It ran about like this: Mr. Knappen. m aU of his friends setu. to resume Isis work in Harvard . Hornla. or pos­’ Barry county people not onlj- have that every other community is fac- group of men engaged in the same as many women who are certain to Grant te a smart man. will remember, was a man of extra university, from which institution to the altar. t sibly shivers in convictions but have the courage to lnK You have given them excellent line of endeavor may accomplish '"go Greeley is a fool. UNot*onc keen facilities, who was not easily hc will graduate next June. / I vwismuiiia uux njavc me cvurMge u> —*• vMvwna, •«■-. — •••—z — uuc”of ua tbe ayv 100 iwmen aaavai te »married auaiaaay Grant rides a white horse "thrown oft his balance." and sired Mrs. Will Barber and daughter ot I one of the pre- As. do uniuua m B|ve educational when thpv they u-nrk work ttogether. Michigan 1 at at 20 tby tM random checki bjit .......... . j I.. -i.. ertfif-.tten'l facilities farllitux we-knew, wo v.uxr be- u-hrn nori Her Mlrhican <bV th> random check) but Greeley rides a mule. . up a situation very quickly. Mis re- Lowell, who have-been spending the 1 cause we finest flavored apples in 22,‘he *.CaaOP Pn^t‘o*1 application to their con- MU»e « have often heard of your grows theUie-finest there arct.-67 beheIsn’t it strange how Nature endows Pb ----ww------about whal you would ex- summer with Mrs. Barber's parents, I us with brslns to think with, only pact. ~u horses and dogs could vote, victions. They did not merely "play nnr public schools, and we trust you thc world, yet because they were not vdicts . w . p — »uiM>a dugs vote. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Garrison, re­ and 80 brides out of the averto see prejudice counterbalance the ’ -• — • -• — • • ’ visit that I wouldn ’ t stand a ghost of a allow, turned home Friday. politics" aijd tel the resolution of en- have fitted them to live ’rather than being properly graded, packed and fage hundred of each sex. efloit? But even to-day the power of but my understanding U that horses Eugene Muller arrived in the city I dorsement go throqgh by default "in merely to make a living. Education odvertlsed Michigan apples sold for Ten years later there are M wives prejudice hasn't been overcome by a and dogs canl vole. Mr Knappen Saturday I for a few days' visit witli They pad one ot lbf |nterest of party harmony." as alone, without a firm moral founds- less on thc market than the more . ^ihe'^MMrear mark 00 ot thc *on2, ways, replied. In the election that foi- his I parents, Mr. and Mrs. John MuiI them last week. w ^jjj. conventions would have tlon. avails little and in these days poorly flavored but more attractively ,men arc marTled and M of the worn’ lowed Mr. Knappen, was elected by a ten. I . before returning to hte studies and as usual it but tty>y took The necessary when so many communities have packed fruit from the west. LMt year en. Many will remember too. that igoed vote and made one of Uie best at Ann Arbor. "* ‘ William was '«unusual'' action to withhold their endorse-.eliminated religion, adft-pedalled at the Bangor apple show we saw the ' Cuplrt get* the last of the 100 men great Greenback wave along about Prosecuting Attorneys this county Mr. and’ ’Mrs. Ooorge Keekly and 1880 It was organized as a sort of |<ever had. Only another proof at the ndaughter Margaret, and Mr. John . H. Berkey weather accord-'ment Their example will, we be- morality, and placed knowledge above Michigan fruit put up in packages and ‘*ie last two of the 100 women protest against the gold standard. old t. saying __________ that. ,Judging by its ap- : Ing to its newspapers. In spite of reach far beyond Barry coua- both in preparing our youth for life's that would attract any buyer and so SOgrodyTdf th^'marrajre' licens^rec- and much was heard of the "Crime pearance, you can't always tell just Herlcom from Marshall attended the funeral of Valentine Leins. the fact that I am attempting to |y lu encct and U.u| a problems and duties so far as the re- perfectly sorted and graded that no orda indicates thot the old adage of "73." It came at a time when how far a frog will Jump. That editorialize for one of the best «JtapkWU ■ ■ or Uie Mhta U dta iuw taUd .. .« . . dH.eil.e -------r._ upple. tat ... ... . .. . ... --------- .. --------------------Mp~pl.o7.^u>,: quWd work t£KWMtadJ; great parade was expected to sweep FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Uie people right off their feet and • Mr. and Mrs Dorr Mudge left known and best edited weekly news- tics when confronted with slipllar cerned. there is grave danger tha- and tlite is going to mean much more although 10 per cent of (Create the impression that every with the Kinzle theater company for paper* in Michigan. I make no propositions. Their refusal to en- youth may be mentally prepared yet money for lhe Michigan fruit. Barry ■ ----------------- --- --------------(thing was going Greenback-but it St. John*. Bunday morning where the men marry women their own apology, for I am confident the read- dorae Mr y^ulkes will also assist morally unprepared to meet the county orchardtsls will be repaid didn't. the company will play a week's en­ ages. ers of the Banner will stand for one materially in defeating him for re- 4’™'n «nd «‘ress of every day life, for the time and effort necessary to -----. _..mantimes over arc M gagement and then leave fur other Only once in a hundred In those days no Greenback gala — states. ' week what the readers of Uie Vigi- eiectton. and that is very much to be Because so many of our youth re- visit Bangor's apple show, to which OnJy NO man is so fool­ day and there were a lot of them. I Mrs. Minnie Qreble and mother, lant have for a steady diet- Editor- desired, for the Fourth District, eelve no telffeious training In the no admission fee is charged. Inci- a May-Dcccmber troth,when the would be complete without aome|** “- Butler, '-*• •-----------• ish but may give Mrs left — yesterday morning lais in my own newspaper are not which has been so ably represented home, and still more are deprived of dentally we might add that the mov- RlrI under 20 and Uiemanover 50. origim.1 songs, sung by Lute Ben-j for Brooklyn. N. Y. for a few good counsel some, stricUy editorials, for when I write by mcn llkc Burrows, Yaple. HamU- ‘he moral training received to Boy Uig spirit in originating the apple —Unidentified clipping. nett. Lute wu a character and it weeks' visit with Mrs. Grebie's sis­ times: and no man is too bad that some Dickens । ter. them it te more in the nature of ton and Ketcham, te entlUed to far Scouting and simiilar efforts, we are show was not an orchardlst but a (Couldn't immortalize him. He ... waa,ra| - is so wise but may -------Mtes Fannie Stebbins left for YpANOTHER WAY TO PAY -what I feel like saying to grgroup of hotter representation than is given fitmiy convinced that the school's newspaper man—Herb Wood tradtf.— and ' .blacksmith --------------------by -----------J a hunter ailantl Tuesday where she will pureasily err. if he will May I suggest that It would be two Uvousand^ subscribers, most 0* .it Mr. Foulkre. biggest Job today is the building of, — ; ~ ~ .. ' ond ntlrl tvannaw _ . ‘ sue musical and other studies this trapper » on «H® the Jf^e. side. «Physically, ..... . . both fate and in the world's general take no others' whom I have known personally for ----------- —-----------character Into youth. We know there ' ---------the was looking of George Averill told you last week mtezestlif Uie debts to the United ---------------—specimen ’----* year. ...... ‘a fine counsel but his own. humanity. 6 ft.-and several inches! ’■ ' Jere repaid by precisely the | Mrs Jane E. Phelps of Monroe­ many years, and with whom I am And this brings to mind the fact are those who will take issue with us tha‘ we would resort to ‘rhyme‘ be- ’States tall, strong, sturdy and peraonally ville. Indiana, after-spending several —Ben Jonson. .r ,ore ...* we ... j1- ■'‘•me machinery os that by which pleased to discuss such matters as I that Hon. George L. Yaple, a Demo- on UiL’ proposition, but any worker got tiirough with ww. our — colattractive when he was "dressed up." I weeks visiting friend friends’ in thte this vlcinfeel are of mutual interest: and from crat who represented us in congress with youth will testify to the Indlf— — - Jpm — — ------ ---------- -- ~ .«rd « nas occn .3aiu mat we ,. — u™ .„u u,™*. „ wnowta tor„.,a Mentally hc was a giant in some ity. has returned to her home, here on I will proceed with the edi- back when the writer was a lad. and ference of many parents and the *{,JDd wcadd thc following lines (n RoId nndought to pay in gold; ways. He read the best of literature । Mrs. " ~Geo. —Tomlinson ■ went to Aland could repeal Shakespeare by the logon to visit her daughter Tuesday. tortel -we.” who was a bright lawyer and able failure of the church and other or- suggested by what we have observed but Hite isnot quite an accurate .n~. 7~ hour- *hen hP w“ ln lhe mood He I Mrs. Hulda Reed expects to leave , statement. To be sure, what we bor­ rmn. .... r.^. --------- ‘ congressman, is still living at Men- ganlzed efforts to reach thc youth »lon8 out highways: rowed was valued according to the none loo hbthL^dtr8^. *?'' P^i WOuW tnx»uenUy «c‘ ln lhb mood 1 for Pennsylvania thte week where The most important Important product uroduct of don al thr Bgc of eighty-sevtn years, of today. The school, by reason of Tourists' Utter oft provokes me ditions for ^ttTuti1 .n \ . by Par‘telp*ting quite freely of al-.she will spend the winter. । dollar currency. But gold was not S any nation te its people, and 'this is ? c'^-not "nd ll<,uor" but ,hc s,nB' * BPnulne Chinaman, After serving In congress he became, our compulsory education law. is As I Journey 'long the road. sent across the Atlantic Ocean: also true of a community, and we pure' whB* *tun- ln thc cy«inga of will start a laundry iU.Dr Burton's I what was sent was munitions of war tv's ranrt STra tn eDTr1JTa*. lhC P . co: we believe, the circuit Judsc of his the only institution which reaches And I wohder how they'd like it nent Mn or ^manrttnl' ’ the" blg 8al*' Orcenb*ck days and.bullffing-oft the-north*side ot State feel no hesitancy in saying tliat the district. We pass hLs home Jrequcnt- and influences nil children, and . —------------------------- ---------- The process, if 1 reptember right. If we littered their abode; MU^?‘nf ”*‘"2 *hl,e about "lwo ahecU w the «t««L en; I was that the American Government high regard in whicli we hare al­ ly on our Joumeyings - to Lansing - and therefore character building - should And L think it would be -justice -B, v vu ____ _— ■’ gave to the British un.v.ur.niu. Government 0 a _a„HH***1”** *o ’peak wind." lie would mount a dry goods' _____ ways held the city of Hastings has always note th? flowers and shrubs be the primary responsibility ot the eqi If their life roads final turn .credit to be used in purchasing the .... rOld .? J1’. ® Ev’ h”* ln the middle of the street nt the FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY, been due to the fine type of citizens in thc front yard, with the cast-iron -‘chool. with education, in its gen- Should take them where their litter needed munitions In America, which 'literally crowded wi?h mtersecllon ot State and Jefferson Hurd Tinkler of Grand Rapids Rapids wcwas of your community whom we have wm done Now might not the Brit- ‘ **?*?” .71 t8‘rect5' and enWrU,n ■ lar«e crowd ln‘he c,t*6unday deer and other statuary that marked erally accepted sense, secondary Would be sure to bum.gnd bum. ■ish Government give to Uie Governc a m ' *** of listeners by singing songs Uiat he Mrs M H. Clark of Manistee te In known. Naturally our earliest ac­ the front yards of the wealthy fifty Both are essential, but character is ------------------------------------------------------- h" had composed, containingX'T many the city visiting friends many io-1 the city vuiting fri< r7'Io-I nad composea. containing quaintance with Hastings citizens And now goodbye. Writing a col-! i■ ■ " -■ . hind, brought Fido —1 good-natured ______ . "htU " on friends __ . I of»«- Mr. u—uHerb o....x._ (l Banner typo vond w^/?-rL.r dO ainna BlT8 Out Vt1 ha*** cal Snyder. years ago. still visible among the the more essential of the two. Tills was with Its newspaper men. M. L. shrubbery. »“filin'of horse- an opposite political faith than hil. •• "Pending few days spending a a few^ days at Grand proposition Involves much more titan ♦*nn to P®oj>lc I do not know is a ** h ^*?* “ “ Ue * more 1,1 As literary efforts many ol of those those ,[ «i«inu3 Rapids turn and nia Big napioa. Rapids and W. R. Cook, an acquaintance nccsMsruy rtpttttai oar own I ’’.I’’’"" "7 as literary enoru many there is space or time to diaeuss nc.w experience,but notapunpleas­ I not icruiin awaltlHE the order nf .Hr . __ . .. .... i — — .... ... -----opinion*. ' | “Wto awaiting the order of the songs had real merit. Too bad that I During the illness of- Mr. John that ripened into friendUiips that Vpuui.i-un ncrc, “ «•«-• »•“»*that alleast some u Having attended U1V the « Republican here, nut but it it is is aa matter matter or of such such parapara- «• ant one.*Itrust of* ■ "> of ‘”e to adva»ce and wmc of Uiem could not have been Bpcnce. his brother Will has taken have lasted moreUian u quarter of state convention last week it U namount Importance that we can't relhe things I have said may be ot ““T .* «' Irue P^rved aa reminders of those hpt *■'* ' * •in — - ■ “ ** “•*" mount Importance that we can't re- “1C things I have said may be ot ment of the United States » credit J?,? uirhu^n*1 his place the store of- J. 8. Gooda century And righthere we are go- turai ’that we should come home train from at least calling attention interest. I considered the invitation for the amount of debt due under *• <“*< Jeff”80" poliUcal campaigns, when the poy ’W®*’ P^ulum was at the other Ing in inir to let vnu you tn in on a.ion* UtUe secret. —• somewhat politically minded, hence to it on this one occasion when we to write It a real compliment. My the agreed term’ of repayment, the Messrs George Levy and C. A. _om_ wh Bands galore were .. ,te now. credit to be used In purchasing com_ n r °" . hand ' and extreme from where it Hough of Woodland were among the Having become dissatisfied with the the Banner readers will pardon usjf have the opportunity we have of best wishes to HastUigs and Barry to pr pro"* ** ""Z”.’* modities in Great Britain? •r*,,. The when the order was given 10 °' at the Banner office Monday. manner in which w had been con­ we make some allusions to political talking things over with you. So im- county, *n* ewrt hrllMVM ik._____ .’ Changing _ . .. ... . . Mr. Ben- ,callers method of repayment would in this ' TT the *m wcnangmg “ *_ome Prouie subject. Mrs. A. Lake pf Vermontville is >s ..r-----suojcei. Mr.UieBenducting the Vigilant and being am­ matters. The Important work of portant is It that we long ago con,way exacUy correspond to the meth- ceMlon and ,oU of *““*"*". n----------------------------------------------------- — ■ '■ ™ k ~ . L ?’ •>;»«« -M some ,W teller too. -hen spending a few days wlUi Mrs Miles bitious to make it a better neaspap- that convention. as we see It, was eluded that selection of a school •? h"" •« WM In the mwa-end I he.e told Main in this city. ‘od of contracting the debt to w >™ ho he fotdn the "mood." Onethe ----------------------------- -----A —friend at Gull lake gives D . . r> , . 1 ' Further, micht not « similar ma­ nouthc mere nominatjon ot four teacher should be made with even I Undent rdTQ^TdphS chinery be used tor all payments of mate street. . of his cixMca'ones was hte famous Banner an account of the amount of Cook one evening while we were mere for public office—important ns greater care than the selection of a ,, ... . I 'cat starXs to Illustrate that a cat '“ ~fc done u “ “ — ----------*",““ work by a **" threshing machine "talking shop’ In a Lansing Hotel that wav—but the good job of house- churdi pastor or a stale's governor. *. uut Ma. up U. ~~ ncw - must ha*e "nine „u„ lives." .... Mr. ... BenneU «„..u owned and operated by Mr. Geo. \ U>ese some twenty-five or more years ago a raincoat pocket sounds attractive, creditor a credit to be used in pur, „ . l,rolf5t seemed to come had , Urge double-barreled shot Bhean, of Richland. In 40 1-3 days ft into Barry cqunty.mtipr no matter whethgun. .lhal £ .. . as OW ... ..... ... into Harrv count v u Kih . .. . Mr. Cook invited us to come to Has­ 40.338 bushels of grain were threshed er it was GreenbacX. Fonulut Pa.. by this machine on Ute 20th. of tings and said they would be glad to S Toy. wild has been successfully gratulate HMtings on the fact that lfty uie#c aruclM wpurauij. uts havelewica you. fPA ,^ci witn (eats with "Old i Blue Ruin" iSeptember 2.068 bushels of wheat acsirea io acquire acquire in in thte ima way way tho mo tro*18 °f IndWilG'. ° —r what - ----- -------leais UW Blue show us their methods of dying busi­ fighting crime in Detroit, and with ----- for some ------------. ..................... Reateter 1I dtewtemu years you have had Leroy Molnre ^olnea Register, disastrous twnpiiMUuO complication oi of war war dcuU debts lh« influence seemed to enter »= thei ware (were quite quite hair-reising hair-raising too. too. Mr. । ness and give us all the Information credentials signed by tty regular of- L Dewey ns one of your pastors, in 2>-j >•r .। southeast corner north. 7... ....sleep T it seems had been Imade On August 37th. 745 bushels of and tariffs would be avoided> -Lord cor,‘crand a “dsweeu sweep ....... ----... ' north- ; Bennett's ncnneii s sieep it seems nau oeen _ ... r-.-.i ...„. west diagonally 1., interfered ------*_<>*.> -----aui. —ul.■ wheat and 1.078 bushels of oats were hiHV . y across the.-countv the.-county. ...... greaUy with by biguiblack they could that would be helpful to fletab of the party in Wayne county his earlier rears he labored sueA new kind of fell used for mak­ .. Hugh Cecil ... In n.« the ।London ti Times tinu’* 8 T^.yrURN?HPler5rone’ Uxn “l thal for »«veral night* in I threshed, four sets. us. The visit was made and that a delegation of 378 came to the con- ceutillly in Cassojxilis and as a ing slippers is said to last for yean. ^ ._.T*p' ,upnuttuir, B-lthnort? .Rutland. accession, sat under his hte window r nr ii „ n8..'s nuusiia. succeasion. sat under window at at visit was responsible not only to: the FINE LAKE. vention and were opposed by another town we loved him. He was younger This provocative challenge will Way S^"o<-^«”“c^,'.“_“■«?!!’ n_°" £ ™ business growth- of the Vigilant but delegation of eqqal size headed by then and-active in baseball, and doubtle&s be enthusiastically taken Mrs. George Gabriel from Dayton. Woodland j’^hMt lH oc*ock ln mornln«' *nd le‘Un« NEWS GLEANINGS. it'gave us inspiration and courage to thc Eddie Barnard and Martel "Dewey's Doves" was a popular team" up by puppies all over the country' PT‘1'1 out ungodly serie, of yowte’After Ky . who b spending several week, n“nd endurln« *1 Ior t»» of three nights at her Pine lake cottage, has been tackle the Job of making the Vigi­ crowd. The State Central Committee tn our indoor baseball league. Thc —Humorwt. A crab apple tree in Chico. Calif.. entertained. recently. In the homes 'after producing a good crop in Spruits bcidg practicallj unaffected । ne maae up hu mind that lie would lant a much better newspaper than met Wednesday afternoon and aft- young fellows all liked him. and Z’T" . ~ «, he prepared Anna Draper. Mr and Mfs Ernest If kinfolk sponge on you. that's June, bloomed again in July and It had ever been before, and we wish rtrtaJu Just why hinueu by loading up "Old Blue Morehouse. Mr and Mrs Clancy . ... ’ cr a ,uU hearing recommended that went to hear him preach, but one bore a second cr op ...u should be I was never able to Rutonext night the cat ap- Farr. Mr and Mrs Walter Warner ■ .,dyaeJu7‘«1Be our bi-both delegations be swted .nd each good old sister didn't - think a unfair. If you are taxed to provide The original cost of the White Mure out. . ' pey«4 at the usual hour. Quietly and Clara Bcott. to know and ra’cem thecate*delCBatt Bl'rcn a l‘a,: vo,e ‘he m- preacher ought to be engaged in free board for u criminal, that's jus­ Fourteen neighbors and friends of ’ House ujJ-dfTraWTFortl UW sale W 7 _ * T coterov”11 h m P te,Ml ci Par,y harmony." and lhe such worldly pleasures and said so tice.—San Francisco Chronicled Alvin Fo* gave, him ’ a surprise h.M tari tau iahds donated by Maryland and Vir* tiiMt the late Loyal E Knappen. aIld fired. Thinking that his noc- birthday parly on Wednesday eve­ Mlchlaan historv f ht * T e0‘r‘nl,ttr o’1 credentials reached a frtqdetitlji and in no uncertain man-It all lhe saxophones in the Unit­ ginia. > l\dcetOul a‘ “ '2£rBl lurnal Uoubtevras ended, he quietly ning Cards were enjoyed aid re­ in behalf cf enod road net i >7°^ aSml,i,r cooclu.'toti by a vote of J3 to ner; but Bro Dewey kept on play- ed States were placed in one pile Thirty million Bibles art sold an­ * , rcpubhcan candidate resumed Itls .lumber. The next freshments of sandwiches, cake, cotKeteham whose tone Jrvtew to *° rccwnn>'Rdcd *o tlw‘ <»«?• ball and earning the good will in the middle of lhe Batura Desert nually throughout tfie world, or £’*!C.U «L. ^*nCy dl ®*rry;ni«hl he wm horrified when the fee and pickles were served and Matton.i .tax a / 'Tnl,on- but the 1 400 delegates, fflee and esteem of lhe baseball fans. We —It would be agood Idea —El Paso more than KflOO v®*y- Thljl P1®**4 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown and county, as offices he occupied aev- nightly yowl wm resumed at the the Bible in UiC position of being — ? aecood story regular lime. BHpplng out nf bed he Joha,Kinick were in Hastings on '» “» «*■•'>• t*™>« l~ him ta» CM*, world-x™. of the old National Bank building, loaded both barrels of "Old Blue Saturday afternoon. . .the best seller. n , n“ WAllc eratic convention, had -convictions - convictions opolis and know that now Hasl Hastings , , . .. . „ and Jrom ite window, he viewed this I RUin - tookdeliberate almand let On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Lot> “ ’“’f "J*" iM taW" ta <!>«» proceeded to must alto be voeey to Ita him. When a tailor gets patronage, The first taoney earned by Jotui D unprecedented parade because m s fir ^ithboth Mrrate tie Freeman, who has been fa l<w■ W h’’I dMn “* WV « rar M uy . --------------------------------—.................. that means he gels orders When a Rockefeller wm made by raising candidate he was interred ”i" . TP* . . U* remark? ."There, take that ton for the past year, cams to spend P ,or yeara- And within their power by refusing the When we observe the tendency to Congressman gets patronage. t|ut, turkw* when he wm ^>ut Mven teemed as though’ fully two-th the winter with Mrs. Clara Nichols. t{S of “’’’‘Barry ‘"o'" county i w’£ ^S^Jh^hte i W. *'*’ U B^nfirt-Mortel crowd a seat in the K»ve Uncle Sam play Santa Claus means be has obeyed orders.-San ycafl old. of the people MARTIN CORNER*. y*Bbly thC J"tke the contention, it was a good job tor m* only to munlclpaliue* tut to in- Frgncteeo Chronicle. DlrertZ aJ? ?r',nUcra 01 lhL’ huge Urrof the Mrs. Eva Trautweln is spending -------;now been developed. • few days in Battle Creek. I Loren Overamith of Battle Creek "WS*.if SJM^SJICa!?X8—OXK S300 real town rather than the material will leave the convention. ‘the depression or enable us to face it ______________________________ thing* which only^aefvc those per:------ '■ ' -------- ------- ~= 'with a courage that would make evADVEBTlgoro batts. aonallUes. in other words, we seem We noted the absence of intoxica- cry family do everything possible to DispUr u»«ru«tes niM m iwba-w i^'ye reachcd a stage in our clvili- tfon because we have long opposed take care of themselves before they r.4"* st* f“J* I0< E2al*on whcrr U’inn h>rnl lhc 11<’uor basuu'^- and “ b n*ll'r81 applied for public relief To bewurc. who t^ ae. By thc tlme O1{J^ wU1 she’s 30. If she’s uiunarried. the odds 'have no trouble in comparing the ar* 4 I® 1 *he.?!?n l **', . . I political lethargy of to-day with the B“l . * * Tner5^. sU>ry tor ““ t“*ion political campaigns of " Elg£y every‘100 firh who marry ShUca^Mradra A Quotation A - ■ - — - KSttalW.iLWi!?। 4 of Our World sx ~ r. n Jgh regard ver since we lt administered to tlw Bamatd-Mar- !■ P°°Pie while t)w nation was In thc tot came to know him. Such have lel CTOwd m TU Mar buiwr We frtquenlly a farm Nfws. bewi Uw mMi tbM meant HMUnga . : near Casaopolia the history ol which to us. and we fewl that a city which Wt like Uu ticket as it was named -wl’ has Produced such a rroun of men at Mint i.u .. . ' ■ Detr . , # 12° and help ------------- ------------- uw u*“«re~ou uiai "everyihlte lines painted on the thing was going Greenback." A Joyal -------- r.u,—frtenrf ------------. ‘toUlln, I ““ °” ‘““'t*'1 W- He omcm mUhl Uy io uuluita n.. Rota talm mix otarwUic r 8M> quo produced many other fibe. u well dWributed geographically, brought hte wife and children with tlons floating debt — in dun,'w traffic signals as vehicle driv- j corned about hte etecUon. "What do ~—------ ZT —- — ——- —1—~ x. nt** w 1.MMb and able mtn even though we and so far aa we ran rmv -m «• Him M.ain.r«rz< >km -0^.-0—. 1—. era, accordlnM to a raern ruluw nf era. -cxxirdlng to a rtcem rulmg of vnu you think think rd of that that n-r-A* parade .na and your (the IXM Angeles police. Uw friend Mked Eddie, lhe h0*110* ,ellne- •’“! one blow severed the head from the body Thinking that that would surely end the trouble he went back to tad and enjoyed a refreshing sleep But the next night hte blood wm chilled as the familiar yowl Main Jiicrced the midnight air Dis­ .tracted. Lute said he rushed out and wm literally transfixed to the ..pot because ih.ie sal Uut d-d ckt with hte held £ mJJL" “ *IU> I* PtanM W1U Hopkln, and mount. Mn H*iu« Hopkta ot Hulltm .pent Sunday with Orr Fisher The farmers are all busy taking care of iheir beans Here ia lioping we all have a few. Mr. and Mrs Clark Overamith and Ci!ta5fr. spent 8unM*2wuhey tn Battle Creek. ”■ <^LMurphy 01 H>|Orr Fisher Friday “Bai �TO tturoio* atxro. wtomumt. ocrtynt I. im ALL THE BETTER MOVIES । . CLEAN MILK Doesn't “Just Happen1 . It require* a lot of planning, and 1* a natural "carrier" of dtaeasc germ*, and that in fact most epidemic* start from tainted milk or water. Appreciating till* fact, the Highland* Dairy has purchOMd oil the latest equipment and follows thc latest method* in Uic production of CLEAN MILK. Test* by official* reprawn Ung the State of Michigan show that no cleaner milk la pro­ duced In Michigan than we produce. We take a lot of pride in it and it should be worthy of consideration by every family. Why not try It? It cosU no more. J PEOPLE -------- - ■ WILL BE SHOWN HERE: r Same Week That They Appear in Any of the vuu Larger luurgcr Cities vivie* Only One More Week of ( Annual Clearance Sale of DE. HAROLD HOUVENER | Manager Ray Branch of the Strand Theater, lias Just complet­ OF HONOLULU SPEAKS ------------------------------------ed arrangement* so that the people TO ROTARIANS of Hastings and Barry county can see all lhe belter inoyies and not LITTLE RACE HATRED OR PREJUDICE THERE 1934 WALL PAPER With-distributors for four of the ; largest Moving Picture Industries, he has completed an arrangement by. when there ia any doubt about Uie ; whereby all the outstanding pic­ Large Volcanoes on Islands “germ*." It takes a powerful microscope to ture* of these companies will be aee them. They are little fellow*. They Are All Extinct But Two shown in Hastings the same week don't observe union hours and pay no atten­ they are shown In the larger cities, in Southern Part | or the following week. With so tion to NRA code*. They work all the while. Dr. Harold Houvcner. son of Mr. I lnBIly cture> ,Itt nugni many p, pictures might not uc be posand Mr,. Ua« Houwn- ot ”■* .IM. » h.™ them aU U>, them ore dangerous trouble makers, and If dlr. ,av. a talk at lhe notary club The pllrpaM h»re them met Una Monday noon Ma «»• ahown m • ’ ! ncic u wuii ai they get into your system you have a lot of koine thc tVr— Hawaiian Waomllan Islands. Talantlft Drr- the ... . larger I .... being L.. " cities. trouble ahead. Houvencr's home is In Honolulu. He We Hat Just a tew of those to ap­ Medical Science has discovered that milk 1* thoroughly hi love with the is­ pear In October: "Treasure Island." । land*. and likes the people. with Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper. Hc mentioned the discovery of Lionel Barrymore: "She Loves Me A Phone Call Will Bring It to Your Home! the islands by Captain James Cook Not." Bing Crosby's latest; "Chain­ in 177B. That explorer found the ed," with Joan Crawford and Clark natives a stalwart race. They were Gable; •'Little Miss Marker," fea­ not cannibal*, like the natives of turing little Shirley Temple. Adolph many Pacific Island*, but they did Menjou; "Barretts of Wimpolc make human sacrlflccs. They came Htreet" with Norma Shearer. Cna*. originally from the Malay Penin­ Laughton. Fred March; "Dames." sula bi Asia with Dick Powell of the famous The Aral forty years' history of Warner Bros, cast; "Belle of the Uje islands after their discovery was Nineties." with Mae West; ‘"Holly­ uneventful; but In 1820 mlMlon- wood Party." a comedy in which ariea from Boston established them­ over 20 big stars take part; “Judge selves there and began teaching the Priest”—Will Rogers' latest picture. PLEASANT HIIJx ldren. Mr. and Mrs. John Corrigan 1 Grand Rapids Thursday. natives, not alone religion, but gave Among those thus far booked for Mrs. Clarence Berends Visited rel- [attended an annual picnic at the The Project.—Club nt w , The Project Club at Mrs. Fred and later them thc benefit of schooVi atlves at Manistee and Grand Raphome of Mr and Mrs. Julius MauerJohnson's was well attended. All of colleges Within ten years one- early November are "Cat’s Paw." Ids Wednesday and Thursday. । Sunday. old members and some nc* ones are third of the population was able the great pollUcal story featuring Harold Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Williams. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Campbelllooking forward to an Interesting to read and write. The influence Arrangement has been made to and Mn Clare Williams and chllcalled on the former's mother atyear’* work. of these missionaries persists today. soon resume thc Tuesday night 10 Their descendants are the heads of cent adult entertainment. Watch , the large commercial enterprises of for announcement. the islands. Naturally to continue such an en­ In 1894. after y>e native rulers larged policy in a small community had been overthrown and by re­ of this size. It means the patronage quest of the natives themselves, thc must follow, and Mr. Branch Is do­ Islands were annexed to the United ing his full part to merit it. ' Stale* and arc now a territory, be­ longing to our government. There arc four large islands, and on equal number of smaller ones. All are of volcanic origin. Thc total area Is about that of the state of Con­ necticut. They are peopled by 380.­ 000 folk*, of whom about 180,000 arc Japanese, about 20,000 native (Continued from Page One) Hawaiian*. 63.000 Filipinos and 27.­ 000 Chinese. The rest arc mostly GOODS DELIVERED Th1tog.Jta» TELEPHONE till Portuguese and Americans. Thc Ha­ men as well as the bodies of Uie waiian* arc a dying race. Tliesc na­ two a ho were instantly killed, from tives. especially those of the old rul­ en to thc Nashville hospital where ing clasa. arc courteous, friendly, he died not long after. Irwin Smith, lovable folks. Americans are at the head of Veryl Morrow and Douglas Sher­ most of thc large business enterprises wood were brought to Pennock hos­ of the islands and of the vast pital. where the latter two are at thl* plantations, where sugar and pine­ writing. Morrow suffered a frac- ।and his face was terribly mangled. car did. no one can tall what Is on ’ Fraternity Man (to the caterer <4 apples arc so extensively raised. Thc tured leg and was badly burned Such an accident ought never to the other side. Unless the car is be- any fraternity house): “I can stand islands produce 1,000.000 tons of about hi* face, which may cost him iiave happened, and would not with ing driven at a speed that can be having hash every day in the week, his eyesight * Irwin Smith suflcred a reasonable driving. We understand I sugar per year. Tile average yield controlled, a terrible accident like but when you put raisins In it and lee scalp araltl lacerations lart-rnlkvi< and anrl 1 that Peacock was a good driver and this one I* liable to happen.. | per acre is seven tons—thc largest 1broken left leg, serve It on Bunday aa mince pie, 1 cf any sugar-produclng area on the many cute and bruises. Sherwood I ordinarily careful; but we cannot - ------------------------------draw the line." globe. The quality of the pineap­ has a broken leg. body bruises andJ see the necessity for whlxxing down "How would Shakespeare be re- • --------- ;------- * * * 1 1• tjic road, up lull and down, at lhe the garded If he were alive today?" asks TodayY best—Humorist* have a ples Is the very finest. Twelve mil­ possibly internal injuries. The head i Uie. >- of. • over icvenly - miles •• rate an -hour, n writer. Surely as our oldest Inhabl- keen sense of humor, white lion cases were canned In 1929. of Peacock was driven f*—— i— Wheirone approaches a hill, as thlaitant. (have a keen sense of rumor. which was the peak year. A ma­ floor of thc front end chine. which was devised by some Americans on the Islands, will peel, core and slice pineapples us rap­ idly a.5 apples are peeled In Michi­ gan. Coflec and honey orc export­ ed in considerable quantities. The export* of thc Islands in 1933 amounted to B93.000.000; lhe im­ port* *64.000.000—showing a good trade balance in favor of liic Is­ lands. ANY WOMEN tolerate the bother and inadequate supply of warmed water Thc Doctor could not say loo much of the climate. He says It is from various makeshift means in summer because they believe their furnace what California advertises to have, coil gives them FREE hot water in winter. TJiisJis an expensive notion, because but doesn't. Thc thermometer rare­ ly gets below sixty degrees and al­ engineering tests show one out of every five shovelfuls of fuel burned in a coilmost never is higher than ninety degrees. Thc average for tile year equipped furnace is used to heat the coil. What is TWENTY per cent of your is 73 degrees. winter’s fuel bill? CAN YOU AFFORD “COIL HEATED" WATER? There are some problems con­ nected with the various races and peoples living on the Islands. There does not appear to be any race hatred or prejudice, and thc people work harmoniously together. At first native Hawallans cultivated the sugar; later the Chinese; after that thc Japanese were induced to come In great numbers. They soon became independent and now they do practically all the vegetable growing and growing of flowers on the islands. They are an independ­ ent. masterful, bard-worlflng peo­ ple. Their descendants who were bom on Uie islands arc all Ameri­ can citizens and about four-fifths of the Japanese population arc now native Americans. The races min­ gle in the schools, and seem to work together harmoniously, he said. He spoke of lhe tremendous vol­ canoes that at one tHnc existed on all the islands. Now there ore only two that are not extinct. These are both on the southernmoat of thc four larger Islands. They often af­ ford u thrilling sight to anyone in­ terested in witnessing a live valcano in action. The islands arc about SIMILAR TO FORMER SALES 2.400 miles from San Francisco, and [ about four days' journey from that city. The rates arc cheap and the islands are Immensely worthwhile for One to visit. After the talk the Doctor an­ swered many questions which were asked by his hearers. We ARE making this doubly attractive by giving the ceilings absolutly Free on all patterns marked 15c a double THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 :: Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: Hastings, Mich. roll and up. Sale Closes Wednesday, October 10th Don’t Go Through SPECIAL Prices on all short patterns and remnants TERRIBLE ACCIDENT [■AFTERNOON Another Wintpr Window Shades During this (ale we are offering a good cloth window shade 36 x 6 ft. at ‘ 43c each Carveth & Stebbins With That Wasteful FURNACE COIL 1 COMMUNITY SALE M TO BE HELD AT THE MARTIN TINKLER FARM SPECIAL OFFER IN THE NORTHEAST PART OF HASTINGS TRADE SATURDAY, OCT. 6 YOUR FURNACE COIL AND OLD HEATER COMMENCING AT ONE O'CLOCK, P. M. on PURCHASE of the MONEY-SAVING EXPECTING ASSORTMENT OF STOCK­ HORSES, CATTLE, SHEtfP, HOGS, ETC Consumers Special Stater heater “Built like a t healing actually afford a aaving onr modem AUTOMATIC ga yranelf and pocketbook to learn VISIT OUR STORE DURING SALE—OR PHONE 2305 Consumers Power Company Any one having any personal property to sell can bring it to this sale, whether it is listed or not, and 1 will sell it for you! OBITUARY. # Lewis Hyde was born near Com­ stock. Kalamazoo Co.. Jan. 27. IMO, and died Sept. 27. 1034. aged 74 yeara and eight months. Seven years ago he moved to Barry county from Petoskey and for.flvc years had been 111 at Uie county’infirmary. He was married to Elizabeth Pbjigron. her death occurring in IBM On August 3« 1001 he married Miss Josie Preston ot East Jordan, who survives. Hc also leaves his children. Mrs. Reita Steiner and Mrs. Eva Lindley of Pellston, Mrs. Vera Oook of Grand Rapids. Earl and Francis Hyde of Northern Michigan, and Glenn Hyde of Lapeer, also two brothers..Frank and Eugene Hyde. Funeral services were held at the Pilgrim Holiness church at eleven A. M. Sunday, the Rev. M. J. Rees officiating- Interment tn the coun­ ty home cemetery^ Editing a magazine is easy. You ■just call up the 12 people who write for other iragazinae and ask them , to do something. There will be offered atthi* sale, next Saturday, among other thing* 4 Pure Bred Poland China Boars, 6 mo*, old; O.I.C. Stock Hog 2 yrs. old; Extra Fine Jersey Cow, due November l«t. DON’T FORGET TO BRING IN ARTICLES YOU HAVE TO SELL TERMS—CASH No property removed until settled far. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer ERNEST GRAY, �THE HASTINGS .BANNER, IfEDNESDAY, dCTOBCT >. ISM । that wise saying of Abraham Lin- [mountains, faced dangers, and ex-!ty apt to become a liability rather [day evening, Oct. 8, In Uie local,8. M-. and Albert Dykstra. A. 8. M.. JEISIEOFCIIM IL. . . MlfDTOSPIINSS coin that "no man is good enough to Ipanded their settlements in what than an asset. Our experience । Scout office. Hugh Riley presiding, accompanied thc boys. A “hotbo another's master without theiare i lire now near-by states. Jefferson JefTeraon‘seems to be proving Speaker Reed's A ' -------financtal - -------report * for *v the “ year, ap- meeting waa heldw.. by.vthe — - "Horse ------------Cob ----- consent." Perhaps we ore {completed hte big "real-estate deal deal",words ".words when he lie sale* said. "The best‘ — gov- t»lntlng a successor to the Rev. L. liar” group. — >•» -..i-i-— Purchase," Iernment „» • • • “■f to undersland-Uiat It docs ■[through »» Uie "Louisiana ot which .j a people ia cap- L. Dewey as chairman of lhe Court I ...— ibiish for them- of Honor and approval of plan* .I| Region Seven of the Boy Scouts , to attempt to Impose our । practically doubling the size of thc able Is one they estal fnr the Dw winter's nmuram —, economic and social forms {then United States. Die crumbling selves.” (or program are some aome 1wlll hold Its annual convention on on a neighboring people with a' dif- [Spanish Empire yielded Florida. A I But right here the picture of the subject* for consideration at Friday. Oct. 26. at the Post Tavern i hotel In Battle Creek, opening at ferent heritage and history, no mat- | large part of what had been Mexico' changes, and our experiment In the this------------------------------------------------------gathering, ter bow good our Intentions may be.; became a part of our Republic. * field of "Impertalsim" to be .I------------------------ <. . . .....—... seems ~ [nine o'clock. Among the speaker* on Cubans, and the smaller merchants nor how much better we may think iThrough the pioneering of Fremont, drawing to a close. It te Friday night, October 12. a meet- the program will be Dr. George J. c!_z. ZZ - the 2".; plan zZzjz are Cuban and Spanish. With the our policies are. Perhaps there is I Lewis and Clark, the great North- now to grant the Philippines their ing for Scout and Cubmasters and Ftsher. Deputy Chief scout E»ecugreat "key industries." such as rail­ truth in the late Speaker Reed's west became ohrs. Alaska was purIndependence in a few years (and wrai. oceanic our*, aih-iku put- uiucpcnucncc lew jcais iaiiu one member of Of each Troop commitCommit- , live, and E. Umer uwumuui Goodman,, uuevDlrecwords when he said. I-* ------- *from ------~— ■- -•— ■ * tee, preferably thc ehairman, la toitor' Division of' Program. Group |chased Russia along*- in•*-thc thc-----------sooner■'-the•— better). The last of our expanthe American troops havejust been with- UV beheld Scout uuuuuia building in ;meeting!„ are scheduled from a peopled capabte^te^gover^ I160's. slon So thMrapid *’c had been to have Paused drawn from Nicaragua recent4IHU at ghc owui --------.,,, ----r: 4:15 ■ Battle Creek, preceded by a dinner at i10 5:00 p- M- and wlU consider fiforeign owners, naturally it hasn't, ment which they extablteh for lwre for n whole 8c’icratl°n to ly; our policy in Haiti te in thc pro- 6 30 o'clock. Several musical Mlec- nances, administration, recruiting given.local people any too much Uiemsehes. With all IU fault* "B*1 our brcath" 60 8l»ca>'. and to cess of being "reversed" Cuba is rid tions are to be given by Hastings training and tenure, activities and show, we wouldn’t relish foreigners and with all Its ImncrfecUons ..(-Consolidate our acquisitions. Our of the Platt Amendment so that l>eople and L. R. Beeler of Middle-I educational publicity. At six o clock Going Friday*, Saturday* and until noon Sundays during the controlling the key Industries of our ------ . .... .u ' . {national domain seemed rounded they may govern themselves Just as vllle will speak on "Troop Advance- a Banquet with Mr. Goodman and month of October. Return not later than following Wednesday. out and our destiny achieved. Our they see fit. After all has been said ment." It Is expected that a large Dr. Fisherspeakers will close the ment established for'them" In giving Cuba her political inde­ continental territory cemented the:and done, it is dotibtfui if our ex- group from Barry county will attend sessions. The total cost to delegates Experience is beginning to show two oceans. Aside from sparse set-1 perlmfnt In the field ot so-called this meeting. pendence following the Spanish war. Tickets with longer limits or for parties also sold dally. ite M.00, which Includes registration through the Platt Amendment we that there Is a whole lot of truth in tlements of Mexicans and rapidly1 "imperialism" has been cither • • • and banquet ticket. reserved certain rights looking to the above quotation. This Is a world of dwindling Indians, our population pleasing or profitable from any Ask about All-Expense Tours—•saves you bother and worry. Troop 75 and leaders and Junior the maintenance of Cuba's stability. change, and not much seems secure seemed to be quite homogeneous in standpoint. Judged from any angle, and steadfast. The air Is full of manners, customs, and adaptability, it is very doubtful if our humani- officers of other Troops have been population perhaps has led to the "codes" and new fangled devices of to easy governmental control For tartan efforts have been appreciated, invited to the Al Jacobson cottage I R. 8. and Mrs. French recently "mixed" character of Cuba's politics, all kinds; there are changes In mor- this reason the purchase of Alaska of all thc people on earth who at Grand Haven for Saturday night' took their son, Thomas, by auto to, Inclading ulElnUn to Fair. akyrid., nyrUs Tewsr. BockH Bld*. Frank »1 m ••.•nrinmlrc nnrt rv. lt Th. . . nuuvxu nn uie people on eartn WHO and Sunday, October 13 and 14. A Cincinnati. Ohio, where he entrain- j and her politics have doubtless led SoltJ to Tton dld not sccm lo makc much of ftn 8hou,d fcel Krntcful for what we fish dinner will be served Satur-{ ed for Asheville school In North { Back'* Jnad* Camp. HerUctUlnral Exhibit. Msrrl* Emlxed sad Lagoon to thc mismanagement and revolu­ 1 1 impression, even after the discovery have done for them should lx- the day night followed by moving pic-1 Carolina. This Is the same school Bost Bld*. ABK TICKET AOEHT FOB CERTIFICATE tions that have become all too fre­ “ and fall;’ e even democracy 'd fftH ’*n democra cy totters. Ol- the Ehe great grekt gold gold fields in the the- KlonKion- Filipinos Filipinos and and the the Cubans. Cubans. But today of fields in But today quent. "Graft" was an Inheritance a J31*" >d>ke and U»c "‘gold rush" that fol- they are very politely and very dlp- lures of Sea Scout and coast guard that both his father and uncle atMichigan Contra! Station la only a few minutes' walk , lhe American American . iowed. loinalically inviting is to "keep our work at Grand Haven. The fellows ! tended and has a fine reputation. from. Spanish Colonial rule. Die ■n In an easy stride, the will also visit the fine Scout lK>mc at Ted Hayes, son and their wives. from the 12th Stroot Entrance to the Exposition lessons of free government.-based frontiersmen took up their westward Along before the "gay nineties'' nose out of their business." Right Grand Haven, used by Doop No. 1 of] will soon leave by auto for their for- I upon suffrage, have not yet been and southward march in the early any further expansion was probably here please- remember tlut it was old Uie Presbyterian church. On Sun-, iner home In Arkansas. learned. But when we consider the years of our national life Our For complete information conealt local ticket agent government of many of our larger revolutionary fathers of 1776 were farthest from qur thoughts. We were Abe Lincoln who said "No man is day the boys will hold undenoml-1 First football ot our boys was church services preceding played at Wayland on Friday when ; cities In tills country, we ought not not content to be confined in that still entranced with Horace Grce- Rood enough to be onothers mas- national . -to■ be . . ■■ — l.t. defeat. They .... ley's advice of "Go West, young man. ter without thc others consent." We u. c)..... k > p suey dinner served by I they met with say the to be too severe even in our criticism narrow strip along.the seaboard be­ go west" Bcdutlful farm$ untouched believe that our martyryd Presi- Mrs. Jacobson. It Is expected that! Wayland boys are much heavier of the Cubans. . . tween the Alleghanies and the Atby plow, were to be secured for the dent hod the right idea. If those about thirty will make thte trip to; than ours and sare know the game. Perhaps we are getting back to lantlc They treked across thc asking and our thoughts were still I countries want to tuivel mlong "on Grund Haven. Those who went last I This Monday our R. F. D. boys to that great western empire of "op-1 their own hook" let them do it. year surely had an enjoyable time arc starting out on a new deal, only portunity.'' When they get In "hot water" in the and were enthusiastic over the hos-. three carriers from here and the Then, almost like lightning from fulure- Iel thcm dePcnd ulx,n thclr plt&llty of Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson, j change in the routes mean they who has been 111 for some years, us think that summer Is past. , a clear sky came a marked change in «w,‘ ^rces and ingenuity rather ... । have their patrons changed cons I clMr. and Mrs. Reo Boley are very Troop 71 had an overnight ttlp \aro>dW. Griffith who hM passed away on Friday A. M. He our policy. Though there was no than look to Uncle to thelr bond of similarity drawing us to It. Santa Claus " Let's put ourselves to East Lansing on Friday and on 1 T°rk,nfJ ,rom hel'e Jor„jea”' has lived with his daughter. Mrs.1 proud of the daughter who arrived The Hawaiian Islands became ours ln the that Washington and Saturday visited the Michigan State ■•Urted out from Hastings thte £ Francis White, for yean and has at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Holes I Following this came thc war with tho carly colonial statesmen would College buildings and State Police | M" «e will live here, at least for been given the best of care possible. Saturday evening. Congratulations. Besides Mrs. White he leaves a son. I Mrs Jack Rosenberg of Northwest thc dwindling Spanish Empire to havc '*■' I1111 ourselves, and avoid any headquarters. In the afternoon the 11 Hme. boys attended the M. 6. C —Grin-', T** .Ald^oSJety,h,'i!d u™. ? Fred GufTin. and other relatives and 1 Thomapplc Is enjoying a vacation free the oppressed, down-trodden foreign ' entangling alliances. Cubans.from the "iron heel" of R‘“hl at home we can be ncll football game. There were 17 | on..f,2d“y P" al the church. n host of friends. All extend aym- at her uncle's at Houghton lake, ----------------- < t > ■'Butcher-' Wcylcr. Our enthusiasm kepl moderately busy at least in Hastings Scouts who went under the and wUl hold another meeting thte pathy. Funeral this Monday P. M. | at the M. E. church. | nie BcuipUu- Ls the fellow who j »'"*s doubtless greatly stimulated by looking after 'our own affairs." We direction of Albert Dykstra and sensational "Yellow Journalism." have a wonderful country extending Smith Sherman. Assistant Scout­ Charles GufTin, aged 87 years, A frost this Monday A. M. makes i carves out his own carnr. which may havc been inspired more I,rOni t*10 Atlantic to the Pacific, masters. and Frank Annable of the by selfish interest." than by any from Ma,ne '« t*ie Gulf of Mexlco- Doop Committee. In all there were ■ .1____ ._u. deep ........ affection for the TLET VT-R ASTP-n IT AKIrt PRO DWO.­ idownrlght. ’S iririir LOOK AFTER IT AND We have our own delivery and will give you the about 5.000 Scouts from, all over Cuban people. We are an ambitious TECT IT. Let's not be lulled to sleep Michigan. Illinois and Indiana very best service we can. Our s'tock is new and people and do not like to be outdone the siren songs of Pacifists that present as it was thc annual M. 8 hr anyone. n-.k.j a concealed "'ammunition ■'ammunition nrc themakers cause are the cause by Perhaps ad­ makers fresh ail the time. C. Scout day. miration of the fact that "the Sun of wars." Look around thc world to| never sets on thc great British em­Jday and what do you sec? Mussolini Monday evening. Sept. 24. Troop pire" may have been a stimulus for of Italy compelling all Italian 77 had a weiner roast, sweet apple us to "go and do likewise. " At any 1 youths of 8 years of age and over to "chaw" and a watermelon feast at |rate. Porto Rico came to us as a l take military training. What for? Peter DetJens camping grounds I colonial possession to have and to/Hitler, in Germany, training'Ger­ near McOmber hill. T. S. K. Reid, Van Camp’* 2 Large Cam 19c hold forever. Then came the Phillp- man youths by the hundreds of [ pines and Guam. When we "woke thousands for war. What for? France up" we were a "world power." with with hundreds ot thousands of pren | possessions In various parts of the;1 under arms and building gfcat for­ I globe, little appreciating that with ' tresses all along her borders. Rus­ great power comes great rcsponsi- sia with probably thc greatest num­ bllitles, and untold annoyances , Ixt of trained troops, both male and I However, our status In thc Phlllp- female, that any country' ^ver had. fpines lias always been of the doubt­ and accused of sending agitators ful variety, as wc promised them around the world to overthrow gov­ "independence'' as soon as the peo- ernments and breed trouble. Jajian pie could demonstrate their ability to wl11’ a mighty army and insisting 'govern themselves," as their white uP°n "naval equality" with any . country in •the knows overlords to tlu* w«>t do. or attempt I. l’“ world. No one «-•> to do. Until the last few years any 'when, or how soon, the match may hope for independence seemed fur 1lx? applied that will again set this world into a seething flame of war. away Of late it looks as though ' we may eventually "cut loose" from What position should thte country the Philippines. 1be in when that time comes, tu come , We were still in our national “boy it ! may at any moment? Keep out of lit of course, if we possibly can. {hood" so to speak, and this expan--. I'ston beyond the borders of cur own 'but in some way we may be drawn into It Shall we be unprepared? No; I land, as it will be remembered, led a thousand times no. We have lived to many heated differences of opin­ Tender and to see the utter folly of such a pol­ ion. Some ardently believed that we Fre.b Lb. B icy. both In the Spanish-American were conferring "the blessings of war and in the World war In the liberty" on down-trodden people. World war It was over a year before । Others regarded It as a betrayal of we could send our troops across. । American tradition and a venture and then they had to fight with bor-1 into the unknown field of "Imperial­ rowed arms, and ammunition. Sueh ism." Among thc latter was Thom­ a state of "unpreparedness" is absoas B. Reed, former Speaker of the iutely uncalled for. if not criminal. House of congress,Nvho.te said to I do not mean by this that we should | have quit politics because he was go around with a "chip on our j opposed to even an approach toward । shoulder" and keep hundreds of "Imperialism." thousands of men under arms as Eu- j In Cuba. too. through the Platt j rope is doing. I do mean that as a! Amendment to the treaty, we were matter of "self protection" we should | Riven lhe right to intervene in Cu­ be prepared to "defend ourselves." bans affairs, which gave us a sort of guardianship over the "pearl of the i1 If an emergency should suddenly arise. I doubt very much our ability Antilles." to do that, tiespite the costly "ex­ For a long time, one of the ob- ।perience" of the Spanish war and Jeels of our foreign policy, was to ।the World war The alluring tones build and operate a Canal across the (of pacifists are again Retting in their Isthmus of Panama. The French at .work. With Europe In a ferment of a terrific sacrifice of money and .war spirit, no one can know how lives, had tried It and made a dismal ,roon a " day of reckoning"' may come. failure. After the French failed, wc,। -When it docs, as it will, will Antersubmitted a treaty to Colombia. I ।lea be prepared? which would have given the United W R. Cook. States a lease of the Canal zone in perpetuity, but the Colombians turned it down. Almost as if by | magic the people of Panama, then a I jxirt of Colombia, put on a "rcvolution." sold to have been abetted by WE adopted PROTECTU Bank Money American private Interests. Die on Monday evening Scout ExecuOrders for two distinct reasons: Unitcd States recognized revolting {the Lloyd Shafer. Deputy CommtePanama. sent warships under sealed l*|oner Russell Cleveland and C. A. orders to aid her. and kept Colom- Jacobson of the Doop 75 committee, /»» , —for the added convenience to bian troops from landing and put - (visited thc six Boy Scout Doops of fllSl you of being able to buy money ling down the revolution. A few- the city and found them starting out days later appeared the new Repub- Ithelr year's work in a splendid way. orders where you do your banking. lie of Panama, carved from the rib- the Scouts and Waders being Interj of _« Colombia, । ui- .a .treaty .. was signed , J ested and enthusiastic. end with Panama, and the Canal was) ■ —to give you all the protectYou pay the. regular built, and the Canal Zone 10-mliesj' nils week Thursday evening. Oct. SeCOnd ive features and advantages price for the suit wide was leaded to Uncle Sam in 4. the annual meeting of the Scout I perpetuity, at nn annua! rental of committees of the Battle creek Area of other -money order forms at fees and receive this fine I $250,000 We now have the Canal. will be held at Battle Creek at Boy slightly lower than you have been pay­ Trench Coat for only {which Is of inestimable value to thteiIS wv u I, c„ ou headquarters. Hustings NEW FORD V-R CARS • NEW FORD V-S TRUCKS ing. 'country in protecting our western Troops will be represented by John) 99c. You can get fine coast. ‘ |c. Ketcham. Aben Johnson ond tailor made suits for We were In possession of Porto Robert Cook. SPRING-ACTION EXHIBIT • INTERESTING DEMONSTRATIONS PROTECTU Bank Money Orders can be Rico; wc were really the guardians • • • $21.50 and up. purchased for any amount. They have a of Cuba; we built the Panama Ca- i Saturday. Oct. 6. six Scouts wlio FORD V-B CUTAWAY CHASMS nal and paid for the Canal Zone. In'attended Camp Ben Johnston Ulis receipt stub which you can keep, giving the early part of this century wc-summer, will go to Ann Arbor to you a complete record of your transac­ had trouble with the Dominican re-jusher at the football game between MECHANICAL FEATURES TALKING MOTION PICTURES public, which led to our setting up the University of Michigan and tion. a military dictatorship. Later on wc Michigan state college. They will be had financial and political trouble' accompanied by two leaders. They’re the latest for You should always have a receipt when with Nicaragua, and still later with ... Haiti. It cannot be surprising that [ Die first Court of Honor will be money is given for payment. the man who wants all of this has met with hicreasing । held on Wednesday evening. Octo­ style and quality. antagonism of the Latin-American ber 31. Further particulars will be countries to the south of us. and announced later. with whom we should be on the very i TTiey are for sale at this bank — another fea­ best of terms. Can jnu wonder || A meeting for Scoutmasters. Cubthat they would not accept at "par" muters and leaders te planned tor ture of modern banking for your convenience the avowed good intentioriS of their Friday' night o! this week at the Le­ powerful American neighbors to the gion rooms. This includes thc whole nortii? At this time a map of thc county. A pot luck dinner will be world would have shown American served at 6:30 o'clock, followed by dependencies pretty well scattered a discussion ot plans for the Coun­ around Uie globe. Possibly we liad ty Camp-O-Ree. a competitive over reached Uiat coveted position of thc night camp and field day. Place, mother country (England) where time and evenu will be announced the sun never sets on American pos- later. Ribbons and banners are to be awarded the winners of the con*IF IT ISN'T GObD care. At any rate the conviction WE DON'T CARRY IT' 5-DAY BARGAIN Coach Excursion Via Grand Rapids S^glO ROUND trip to Chicago World’s Fair See it now or never • Closet forever October 31 Bargain admission ticket—$2.00 value for $1.00 Michigan Central You Can’t Beat These FOOD VALUES Offered by This Home Owned Store BE SURE TO VISIT Sweet Potatoes6 lbs. 17c Pork and Beans Dog Food—"Pard”3 can® 25c Corned Beef Hash—Broadcast . . . ,17c Soda Crackers2 lbs. 19c Catsup—Stokeley14 oz. bot. 14c Gold Dust—Washing Powder .... 19c THE Men here is News! FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Pure Pork Choice Beet Sausage STEAKS EXHIBIT 2 »»- 25c AT J. J. HI AI We Deliver FORD V<8 UNIVERSAL GARAGE Phone 2144 Corner of Church and Court Streets We offer you a fine quality - This New Bane Jekvice HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Friday and Saturday, Oct. 5 and 6 $5.00 TRENCH . COAT Meets your convenience! Boy Scout News X 99c When purchased with a tailor made Suit or O’coat Everyone Is Invited to attend thia Inatrnctlve and enter­ touting show. Women aa well aa men. Men who buy their personal cars as carefully as they do their trucks and delivery cars. Women who are as much interested in the . beauty and comfort of an automobile as they are in its performance and economy. The Ford V-8 Exhibit brings mauy features of unusual interest to every man and woman who is interested in dependable low-cost transportation either for business or for pleasure. Don’t miss seeing the Portii Opera . Mix Hats Bemember the day! Remember the place! Make a note to be there. Experienced attendants will explain the outstanding features of the new Ford V-8. Ford V-8 cam and trucks available for demonstrations. No charge. No obligation. WATERS -^Fpicj" National Bank CLOTHES SHOP cially foreign territory, acquired A Barry county district executive more or less through force. Is pret- board meeting will be held on Mon- WATCH THE FORDS GO BY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER J. 1814 i POST Social Events^ and Personal Mention AND UNIT OFFICERS INSTALLED1 the Buslnegg kv by Pot Luck Supper TuesMia* Kathleen Merriam vlaltod la Hartley Fuwtrom was borne from Charlotto over the week Mid. M. B. C over th* week end. in Marshall over the week end. O. HUI left today by automobile for Mr and Mr*. Jmaph Break vUit-1 Baltimore. Md, where they will be the guests of Mr. and Un. Albert ed friends In Saginaw on Bunday. ' Konkle for two weeks. Mrs. Elsie Gould 1* Itome from WiuliUigton D C. for her vacatton. On Monday of thl* week the Rev. Ur. AW w^thnm. u ^tend- J' A' “cNulty attended lhe aU day ta, U,'. predduru. ■„ «-[5:t5C,.L ^S,e,3S£lU:tD£-. __Ma.1Ji5iL.Mr.rdwMnom.tron> Mr and Mrs Dm Lewis visited Mr* jane Draper al the home of week end. Mrs. M. E. Whitman was In Bat­ । Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Washburn near j Potterville on Sunday. They also tle creak on Tuesday vtaiUng a cous­ in at the Sanitarium. .i called on friends at Dimondale Sumner Myero. who te working al'.Mr- and Mrs. Earl Paine, who have the Dow Chemical Work* In Mid- be5n spending two week* tfl Toledo, returned Monday accompanied by land, spent Sunday at home. Murray, who will spend [George SmAiley of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Charles H. Leonard has re­ sumed from a visit of several weeks with relatives In Portland. Oregon Dr. A. W. Wood bur ne is in Detroit this week attending the clinics spon­ sored by the W. K. Kellogg Founda­ tion. Mias Maxine Wunderlich ha* accepted a pcxlUon aa teacher of French and rhetoric in the Freshman College in Belding, going Sunday ready to begin her work on Monday morningMr*. J. T. Lombard has gone to Detroit for a visit with Mr. and Mr* D. u. D. Biniui Smith *<iu and uaugmers daughters u»u and to came Tuesday to spend a few days uattend the marriage of her grandwith her daughter. Mr*. Lyle Scud- dauber Mtei Oreti^e toffIo Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Scudder spent Saturday and Sunday with thelr parents, Mr and Mm. L L. Watson, At Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Bronson went to Roscommon on Sunday where they are spending several days on business. Mr. and Mrs. C. E Reeb. who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grigsby, leave today for their home in Westfield. N. J. Mr. and Mra W. J. Norris and Mrs. Gerald Hine were Sunday visitors at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. George Sprlster at Climax. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Johnston on Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs, Frank Mackin­ der and Mr. and Mrs. John Christy of Battle Creek. WlUtam'solma William Bolnu ~ot~ of Detroit* Detroit. TTw The moiDixa mmtwo. admlnUtralUve department of ------------- the Michigan Society of OptotneSession Preceded trist*. 1* attending the 38th annual T nnv------------ Tno. convctiUon and educational congress of held Sa)<1. civ cm HAVE MERRY TIME ctal work to which he la devoting his life, and these will be mighty Interesting to the members of the Brotherhood. Mr*. Druala Curtte ha* relumed to day Evening ;naw at the Bancroft hotel. October (Continued from page one) ,-t—. - ----- ----- - --I the joint kutallatton of the new 3nd' ,rd «th- Important bu*lweeka’ vi*ll with Mr*. O. F. Chides- > neM region* and educational lec­ something votal and Bomslhlng reading and frommany a typewritten scripta tor and other friend* U Legion and ture* m. — ture* are scheduled, worthwhile to mj to Cha fanner* al Dr. and Mr». K. 8. Mclntyre are ; Auxiliary wm held Tuesday evening oul*tondlng_Michltoward (pending the week in Detroit where at the Legion room* with a good at* Kan optometrist* are to appear on "’.four chain to represent the auto­ ter Graham of Grant. Michigan. ‘be.Krare U •■UMlng th, w K tmam, ulhe .dueiUonU profr.m mobile tn which the Kirby family hte name, he te a fanner, a student Kellogg Foundation clinics. I . ka.,aii(„i bwv «iW ----------------------------------------(takes a trip from Newark, New JerMr *na Mr*, 411'^1 a. r. ta&n 01 near of farm problem*, who ha* given CLOSING LUNCHEON |apy through Trenton to Camden to Freeport spent Wednesday evening " much thought a* well as study to AT milAlTQY PI HQ cal1 uPan lhe married daughter. with thelr d.u8Mer end h>nb.nd. ^hrnndre, Al LUUniHT LLUB Beulah, who-ha* been seriously Ul. *r.d practical work on farm prob­ Mr. and Mrs. Keith'DanietaL. ■ opened the meeting and called on The clever skit 1* packed with humor Mr*. Lcvanche Merrick has re-! A^£* °ort^t foe a f^iwial , Members Name Directors and good, homely, every day family! -A . ' . n_ „ turned to her home here after "J®rt of the and Board Then Elects The boy ia*« hi* cap. wo^ui ^TSto^d <SS, life they 1 spending *ome time in Detroit with U I rend sign* along the road, Mr and Mr* Ftovd Merrick *ocne money impounded. .•Ii.-o«icen> s; iTStSK s they vUlt “Sdc'£veNoJS"^a' Mr an? MrTT “ SSter. and ‘- mo ? <*. C .Swift owm* acted as totalling 1 . with a talkative ga* station attendfor the Auxiliary, the fallowTwenty-one women were present, ant and buy hot dog* at Mrs Clara Hale visited Mr. and Mrs. 1। officer * kse ling taking the obligation*: Mr*. Don on Tuesday at the closUig luncheon •••”*-- '• • Bdding f^Fdday’ull ffimday °‘ .^ “mn" presidml; ” NeUte country Club. I Foreman, president; Mrs Mr*. Nellie at'the at'the Country Club Uie"lounge “ ’ 'te- ‘ Conaway,' flrsl first dce-preaidenl; vice-president; Mr*, Mrs. ing especially lovely with large bosk- of the audience The part of'the Mr and Mrv Hariev Fdx and I।c<>naway mother was ptoyed by ML** Helen | they g«cm MR will al«e WillUm at thelr 8lCT, pr*. vlce-presl- 1 daW eta and of Michaelmas ™ Wmt entertained S tatardly XihnAte 2d * nr*n* R<* Ma "-* second -- ------------------" a’bouquet*, "afun‘ dent; Mrs. Harry Water*, secretary; I daisies, ageratuni and pink zinnias Weaver, remembered for her excel­ Mr*. Adelbert Outright, treasurer; 1 Mrs. Clyde' Wilcox won the golf lent *ork in “Outward Bound ' and Sunday Mr. and Mr* Ed. Darling ot : [Mr*. Henry Mulder historian; Mrs. [event which was/or low lift, and The Virginian " M1m Gladstone Detroit M." wt« ej^bidi?“X 'SiSJX X^eSS’. i Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith and!,John Wood, chaplain; Mrs. Hazel [Mrs. R O- Finnic held top score at Hinkley, sargeant at arms. Mr*.! bridge. Mesdanu-s A. B. Westerlind. daughter. Miss Elda Smith, and friend of South Bend. Ind . were Foreman asked lhe Unit member* tojD. A. VanBusklrk and E. J. Pratt S«UI a. . CMC Bluer re.rere b> ;“ “ •“'» “5^1 “ ! £unday guMta of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- 1give her thelr cooperation and toy- [were on the committee, andthti th^*^me time laity during the year and said "Loy-1 As thl* was the closing luncheon interpreting the part of the younger daughter. Carol toe. with a natural- P^-nw-.nd at lhe same, time win Smith. Sunday guests of Mr. and. Mrs. ally Is the only thing that make* for lhe season, thc business meeting ne** that kept the audience In an , getting seven good square meals, all [ thc Auxiliary' go over ’ She said one was conducted by Mrs. Richard for 92.001 In other word* the mem-; Bert Tinkler were Mr. and Mr*. uproar. "Bud" Wolfe gave to the her', objectives a larger mem- Groos. Marshall Miner Miller ana and ins hi* motner mother ana and of Marsnan 77/., - - was - --------------------------- - - in thc.absence ., T„7;„’ of’ the presl" r,n>»r trimrr « 'bers of the Brotherhood this year Mr and Mr* Melba Mitlirans at I betship and that she had named .dent. Mrs McIntyre character of the father. Elmer, a,, near oiler MiUirans ofj^ conawa>. and Mri Rogcra „| New choarn were Mrs fine touch that;charscterlaes alMjte I will have the privilege of these seven j wonderful entertainments all in-! "'r mt andf Mrs Lawson MHliran* l" hcr *aA*‘L,lanU ‘10 " a rcal ve fori James Bristol. Mr*. James Mason work. Junior Walton, star ot The ai entertaining and: *' dr‘“ .“is:rvs Coaaack style, water* proof Suede Cloth Jackets Brown or navy blue, for Men for Boys All wool, Cossack or Blouse Style Jackets in navy blue, green or maroon. All Zipper fro oply urday afternoon in the Metropolitan «nd Sidney Aden of Bowen’s Mills enrolled by Ch rut ma*, the Unit will rectors met and organized, choosing Arthur, the 14 year old son. Between thc two plays a most as- r r_-,aunu,. rn no olher way | Methodist church chape), the Rev. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert receive a national citation which it I the officers as follows. President. has never had Mrs. Foreman also is Mrs. K. 8 McInty re; Vice-President 'tounding acrobatic performance was ' exceDl aa it has M. 8. Rice officiating. I*Tinkler --------- on ‘ ‘ Saturday. anxious to havc a Junior Auxiliary. Mrs. James Bristol; Secretary. Mrs given when "Dlavolo, the Paradox worked out bv the Brotherhood1 W T. Wallace visited friends near Mrs. Emma Myers, wno ears. who na* has oeen been -------,-------'-*dy , . / ,7 J W. M Stebbins; Treasurer. Mr* , of Wonder and Daring." tong mou*----------.---. been-------enrolled ine livina with her daughter unit hua- sevcr*1 having already been enrolled:1W M . . , Hillsdale on Saturday. ban? Mr nnd Ar-h.ir Howh * »P««'“IW talk. | James. Mason; ---------Chairmen named ta*he. tasiie. apple green green•P\ lights. *pangled n«’ed i[Eckels for the Brotherhood can' Ed. Sponable of Quimby spent last Sto’o“nM?Q?toJto for “w?SV ' Installing officer for the Legion ' were. Mrs. Robert Cook, bridge; Mrs trunks and all lhe swagger of a ctr- ' week at Herman Hauer's. Past Commands Gommandar A A I. L Brown Brown. Richard Richard Groos Groos. prize*. Mrs Clvdelcus Clyde leus performei performa of of the the guy guy nineties. nineties, |’ iff a?‘the<nrnb>to hM retomed to her home ln "he (was WIU' Paal Drue*: Mrs Ml** Ruth Robson spent tire week who installed lhe foUowing: Floyd Wilcox, golf ascended into the topmost angle of,offlcf . at ot. end at her home in Jackson. second ward commander; r™>k Frank Am.bk-, Annable.l Attendance at the luncheon* dur-[the high bam and did marvelous „ .. Haatinus Printing comMr. urd Mr, ChM'.M Jonr, «!'Wood, «™»®r. Miss Ruth While of Ionia visited first vice-commander; Fred Fisher of >ng lhe season has been splendid ’■act* act* upon the flying trapeze, ending ,lp|my ------- .from ----------------72 ------ of | trapeze. «naing <ny of the offlc<ns mtn. Creek .,..1 Mr., Bam Mandr.ll —— Mrs. Wayne Merrick on Sunday. second vice-commander; com-1[hL* 1-1-----of NaahvtUe Nashville were were m in the the city city «i on 'Nashville, iwwiu vox-comnuuiacr; 1i and •••“ credit v«vu»» 1* •• due u« the various ■•"T" «■««•act- by - **'—’*• SZLBrotherhood and from the com- ' 1AUxH Mr. and Mrs- Morris Barlow spent of Tuesday and called mi Mr and^rs adjutant; Charles mlttee* who have been in charge of into a blanket held by hi* t*o assistcharge of the ticket sale. Sunday in Lansing the guests of rel­ ? C BdmonS? SdFX relure. ^»n*«)d finance dBcer; James arrangements h “^SXSwi * 'ure »nd^1 ,n atives. Radford, historian; Edwin Bayles. ----------------- ‘----------------------without injury “_,»*} „ "2. Brotherhood program. Mrs. Elroy Tobias has relumed and friend* Mr. and Mrs Mr*. Herman Herman H.uer Hauer ana and PubUdty; publicity; Don Don Foreman, Foreman, sargeant sargeant at | GRAND CHAPTER O. E. 8. While hc performed. Mr. Cor- ■ _________ , , , Mr7aiid at , from a visit with relatives in Grand of the finest and so des sung "The Man on the Flying The Grand Cliaplcr of Michigan, daughter. Mabclle. spent the week ■JP*' Maurice Foreman. Rapids. tanned leather, ..... .. nfllrrr officer. Varnnrii Vacancies to be filled are for [Order of the Eastern Star, will hold Trapeze'' but. while it was rendered Mrs. Fanny Myers of Battle Creek _ . . .. . .. ' chaplain and executive officer, those a combined session of the *lxty- in the excellent style for which Mr. elected having moved away. Floyd [seventh and sixty-eighth years in Cordes is famous. Uie music was Saturday night. tended thc party given in honor of inaudible in me the gales v*of .Wood, new commander, made a j the Civic Auditorium to Grand Rap- nearly ncariy m >«uuio«c ui Floyd Merrick of Detroit was the hl* nth birthday ... ... .. . ! short talk ir. which he ulred tor thc Ids. October 0, 10 a»d 11 lollowinp « I laughter that greeted the athlete. Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Guy Keller and Dr. H. A. AdrouSeVre X XtttX ' •-Pl»« ol ■» budd're Mid banquet jjj rerepUon on Monday Mr. t£.■ mwth^ .reJDtarolo." Wayne Merrick. No better jacket made. renmg, Ort lav. Sth. out. ■ The "flunkies" who caught him in I ■!«*<■ «> the motorcycle atunt day to ^yenlng. . Miss Mabel Sisson was the guest attending the clink, aponwred Mrs Georgina Bauer, now A*so- Uie blanket were the versatile McsBrown and black, suede Mrs Georgm. (Continued from Page One) of Miss Kate Slhley of Detroit Sat­ the W. K. Kellogg Foutidatlon. Thll* ““ ,«»?• th' rtoreeds from will h. be used to purchase elate Grand Matron, will be the sr». Becker and Logan subjects tor dlreuudon were -nil whlch -Ul urday and Sunday. or grain leather. ' Hodge, the gardener's son—Win- I glasses for needy children, working Worthy Grand Matron of Uie Grand j After the plays an orchestra tuned I Mr*. Belle Pattison left Sunday tantile Paralysis" and "Children's 1 ston Merrick. for her son’* home in Grarid Rapids Infection* and Contagious [Jtscaws ,with the W K. Kellogg PoundaUon Chapter and Mr* Grace Murphy will ,Up and a tall ministerial looking Gaffer, thc faithful old gardener—, The Legion Is also working on a be appointed Grand Warden for the । gentleman, who had rather frightI for a few weeks' visit. Mr. and Mrs Emory Wood and conimiuiity project. Mrs Donald coming year Many from thl* coun-lened the guest* with his black frock Dan Ashalter. | Mr. and Mrs A. J Iffplcy are at mother. Mrs Effie Vrboman. have [ Madam Pierre, the cruel stepmothI home after spending the summer al returned to their home in Frankfort Smclker and Albert Craig, retiring ty are planning on attending Thurs-1 coat and item visage, suddenly burst officers, thanked thc members for day. October 11th. and taking part into surprising action and proceeded er—Agnes Royer. I their cottage at -Oun lake. after a visit with relatives and ' to call call souare square dance* dances with with a*toundastound­ Jeanne, the meanest girl you ever ; thelr cooneration durlnc the vear in instatlalinn ceremonv. to their cooperation during year the installation ceremony. | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wcspintcr. Jr . friend* in thte city. Mra. Seth Stone , | On Saturday evening. Oct, 13th ing ability, throwing in several Cir­ knew—Betty Leary. land Arthur Johnson of Detroit were entertained Mr*. Vrooman while Mr and for ail other kindnesses. Everyone enjoyea enjoyed tne the weight sleight of of I waitings Hartings Gnaptcr Chapter No. will give give a a cle Two Steps and Virginia Reels tor Susette. meaner than the meanest । no 7< wm i guests ot Hastings relative* Bunday. and Mra Wood and Mr and Mrs ' Everyone good measure. Hc proved to be Wes- girl you ever knew—Margret Bar-1 H E Birdsall attended A Century hnnd alunta b > Cluster Engelhart, reception tn the Melh*dtet church Clothing and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McPharlin and Chicago All renorted *’hich folto»ed thc business session, parlors honoring these Grand Ot- Uy (Elder) Russell of Assyria, a nett. family and Albert Stauffer spent of Prtwrev. at tlm?r*porlrd Picking coins out of the air. disap- i fleers. Extensive preparation* are befor Mcn noted middle-west dance caller. Re­ Papa Pierre. Cinderella'* kindly, Sunday with Lucille Nelson of Al­ | Many dty reader* may remember I Pc»r‘nK cartte. popping corn on a ing worked out for this occasion. J freshments were announced and father -Loren Boyes. legan. ‘rKun M*ny city reaaers may remcmoer 1 HASTINGS were served outside in a large lent. Fairy Godmother, a protecting J sheet, etc-,1 were some of the feats -------------------------- ... ---------r-------I Mr. and Mrs J M. Townsend and George Reeves, who worked al the -r-.r !performed I MONDAY STUDY CLUB. The committee in charge of the de­ presence—Mrs. Frederick Taylor Julian Townsend visited Mr and carpenter trade in this city many I 1 Guests from away were Mr. and' . Mrs. W. D. Campbell. Mrs. Daslc lightfully successful affair consisted Prince Victor, everything a Prince , : Mrs. R. O. Jeffries of Lowell on years ago. For several years he has I Mr*. Walter Sherk and Mr andjnic. Mrs Aben joluuon. MroE J. Of Dr. and Mrs. C P. Lathrop, chair- should be—William Fox. ,ffi*»day. . been located at St. Joseph. Michigan*(Mr* Charley Smith and her mother. \tratl- MrRw Stebbins. Mra A men. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coleman, asCounty Conrad, friend to tl* I Mrs. J F. Black returned Sunday and has been for sixteen rears a *u- i'all of Battle creek l«- Carveth. Mr* Wilbur Lane. Mrs. sistants In charge, assisted by Mr. । prince—Junior Walton. ' Civic Players are entitled to a ro­ from a visit of two weeks with Mr. pervlsor of that city ThU past week 1 u"-----------------I George M Slawson and Mrs James an d Mrs. Roy Cordes. Mr. and Mrs I. Phllllppe. a courtier—Ellsworth-served *eat free of charge upon prtOf that which would be of and Mrs Bernard Black of Sunfield he has been voting J E. Lewi* »nd miss TRIBUTA TYDEN -------Bristol, al) members of the Monday D. Z. Boyes and Mr and Mrs Lynn Newton sentaUon at their membership Ml* the greatest benefit to you ■ township. tnwnshin I.re>dv mwre.p!.. r>a.i’' '_____ . ___ - —__ ____ ______ family of Hasting* township n and 1 WEDS WALTER HATHAWAY. [ Study Club, were in Kalamazoo on Brown. The party was for members [ Batatte. a coquette of the Court—J'*t the ticket office. The mathtee will by neglecting your eyes. If Mrs. Mae Trafford has returned ,calling on old time friends in this j । At a late afternoon wedding on1 Monday as luncheon guests of Mrs only. Mary Lou Burroughs. i begin promptly at 3:00 and the eva­ to her home in Detroit after visit- ।city and vlcUiity. L Saturday. September 15. at thc home, Robert Waltoh. who is also a mtm-------- - ----------------------Raoul, a courtier—Loren Boyes nlng performance at 8:15 student*" Ing you if they DO need ing her cousin, Mrs. John Engle, for i RnWSFR-SHAH °( 1,10 brlde'S ParenU- Mr and Mr* be.-. Foltowing the luncheon, the Hnn Chase S Osborn Herald, an efficient servant of the tickets have been distributed all over two weeks. ... . u .. ". , °',car H Tyden. 1027 6an Lucia regular study was considered. It was non. LBR5C D. uiuuru 'Prince-John Barnett. I the'county and more than K have Mr. and Mrs. AmB Bachman and, Mi» Beulah Margaret „,„ w, M wIDrlve rand Ranuu Shaw, the 1^^ East a Orand Rapu^. Mts*TriMl5s -p-j. Will Ooen Brotherhood T1,e *eal “4e °I*WednC8day ncd ** ,he Cor' bccn *oW in one of the smaller vtlMr. and Mr* J. F. Edmond* attend- daughter and Mrs Tvden * the bride of a very delightful occasion. (lighter of at Mr Mr and Mrs George Clrorvr : ■ . . . .became '... TTIU vpcu miuiuciuvuu df5 NfwMtand morn. )a<w aloct A pack*! u M. COATS GROVE. I ^!USI£“t I W.l<nlH. ol Michl..,, 'ing and reservations are going fast, sured. dale on Thursday. I Bernard Dale Bowser, non of Mr |rltv Indian* nnlv the immediate Mr. and Mrs John Young and fam­ (Continued from Page One) The admission is 10 cents tor chll----------------- * * » ■ 1 Mrs. Glen Brockle and son and and Mrs. Bert Bottaer of Bedford. J" “"tneS?d the ceremwy ily of Ithaca. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd dren. The Leisure League of Americsu * aren. 15 is cent* cents for tor High' Hign school stujfiwrw MtM Margaret Brockie of Kalamazoo were married early Saturday morn- , whlch wa. .^rformed bv the Rev F Brant of Lansing and Mr and Mrs tiny community can have the oppor-ldents nnd 25 ceniJ| rm- gduiu at inc . stales it has found 700 ways of were guests of Mra. Belle Pattison mg in LaGrange. Ind., by the Rev. A j'hXn of^SwoJ Ilf who killing spare going to Saturday'afternoon. j. 8. Hoenstein. pastor of the Mt.lrA Joh2?'M,n .of Ma?ad3d- !« • aht? Hubart Barnum and family visited (unity ot hearing such a man a* both tnalinee and nuu evening V.perforpwrtv.-i.uuui a*»it time Mine without w [had officiated at the marriage ot Sunday al John Woodman’s. chnv Osborn. Osborn Thc The Brotherhood at ,mancea. Members of thc Hastings — Ii disarmament ----------------- --------Chase meets. Mrs George Hooper and little gyon Lutheran church. They were Mr. and Mrs. Tyden OPTOMETRIST Mr. and Mrs. Russell Demond and Hastings is indeed highly favored in I granddaughter. Jean Edrlngton. and attended by Mr. and Mra. Wesley wcarm„ ncr wedding son. Kenneth were in Battle Creek having secured him. Wearing bher wedding Pbona 2634 Hasting* .Ml*. Marjory Hooper of Memphis. Bartelson. The bride wore a brown ‘ride mothers th^h^ gown, the bride entered« the living Saturday P. M. While Mr. Osborn is a man of na­ 1»»n. .re ot Mr. .nd Mr, 1!OTt Irock W1U> m.tcNn. re- 'JX to .he «rX M,.rf™ Loren Overamith was home from tion-wide and world-wide reputation, C.W.W^HhWMMMtwreUttw..;««««. Mr and Mr. Bo.rer ;iMhn., . Wrdd,„s'^*re„°! p^o,, Battle Creek for the week end. hc is not the only star on thc Broth­ — spent the week-end in Chicago, and .■ ...J 1 The annual chicken supper of the the piano and violin. Her bouquet erhood program fon the qomlng L A 8. will be held this week seven meetings, beginning October [was of ivory roses Buren. The bride was graduated After her Graduation from the Thursday evening at the church, be­ 15. Let us mention the other*. One from the local high school In 1832. Hasting* High school. Mrs. Hatha­ ginning to serve at 5:30. can sec how fortunate are the mem­ and is employed al the Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Smith were bers of the Brotherhood in their way attended the Northwestern Uni­ Corset Co., while the bridegroom is versity School of Music al Evanston. at tiie World's Fair Saturday and 1934-1835 program a graduate of the Hastings high 111., and after completing her course Sunday On November 18. Dean W. W. j school and Is employed at lhe Mich­ there, she held the position of music, The --r- -P - T. - -A. was --------held- Friday - eve-. igan Carton Co.—Battle Creek Bi- wrvlww in Ure PIjmouU). im ,1 n>M with U» pramm In Ouy ol Whitehouse, dean of Albion College.. will be the siieaker and honor guest । quirer-News. rehooU. ete » . Itember ol “ *rm°na; mujle by Hwry Dean Whilehouse U a man of bril-1 Chi Omega .-omrlty. , Sh.nu ol W«dMr H.tha.-.y g/.an.led Ir*n the J"™1 «"« readings by Leo llant mind, a student of social move­ | Mrs. D. D. Walton, assisted by inputs, an interpreter of lhe changes crown Point, tnd. High reboot, la. Demond ol lUkUnga, two wng. by through which we are now passing. I Mrs. Hugh Riley and Mlv. Mabel ter attending Uie Purdue University I four local ladles. “ "* Sisson, entertained Circle No. 2 of HE wide difference in the quality of bread becomes The D.-G. T. O. Club-will meet a fine Christian gentleman. The School of Engineering, where he was [ the Methodist L. A. 8 on Monday Dean has thc ability to express a member ot the Lamda Chi Alpii.i at the church next week Wednesday clearly hl*', views in a wholesome, levelling, with a good attendance. instantly apparent when you compare MICHIGAN evening. Oct. iff. with pot luck sup­ The November Following the [X>t luck supper, the fraternity. He was associated for per at seven o’clock. One part of helpful manner I business session was conducted by some time with Utt Northern Indi­ Laboratory-Tested Bread with others. the program will be _xtereoptlcon meeting will be the Father and Son [the chairman. M1m Eva A. Hecox. ana Public Service company in both slides on Evangeline and her people night. He will not talk over the Friday and Saturday, Oct. 5 and 6 , Plans for the year's work Acre dis- Hammond and Plymouth, recently of .today, following the story as told heads of the boy* who will be pres­ I cussed and Uie time for the regular being promoted to the supcrlntenThe flavor of our bread is more pleasing, ent and what he says to the adults by Longfellow. meetings was changed to lhe first dency of lhe branch plant at Michi­ Mr. and Mrs. Willard were at will be clearly understood. It will be very goodness, its freedom from substitutes, its higher LMonday night of each Month. This gan City, where they were at home Yankee Springs Sunday afternoon. a great privllcgg to hear him. October first at 121 Ashland Ave ­ [ Circle is to serve lhe Brotherhood For lhe meeting December 10 the H. Woodman and family were at food value, its conscientious, careful baking. The texture supper on Monday night. Oct. 15, nue. members oi the Brotherhood have a Many Hastings friends extend sin­ Prairieville Sunday with a group oi great treat in store for them. Har­ with Mrs. W. J. Field, chairman. is infinitely finer, softer, due to choice ingredients, scien­ 27 relatives and friends to observe Li A social time was enjoyed under cere best wUhe*. old A. Bedient. who ha* spent sev­ lhe 30U) wedding anniversary of Mr. Guest* al the wedding Included tific control in baking and laboratory tests of formulas as lhe leadership of Mrs. A. D- Kniseral years in China in missionary the bride's parent* and Mr. and and Mrs Fred Smith. kern. Remember Uie chicken supper on work but who is now preaching in Faacy Chuck Cat. Lb. Mrs. J. C. Ketcham, Jr., of Grand well as finished product thl* state, will give an addres* en­ Rapids, and the groom'* sister*, Mrs. Thursday evening by your presence titled "China—An Interpretation." GOING TO CALIFORNIA. Max Coats was home from M. S. Friends of Vice-President Shirley C. Russell Oottingham and Miss Having lived in China and knowing u. Try MICHIGAN Laboratory-Tested Bread today and you W. smith and Mrs. Smith of Ann Margaret C. Hathaway, of Crown C. for the week end. Clem Long and son of Culpepper. her people, lie will be able to give Arbor will be interested to know Point. Ind. Va.. and Oscar Long of Dover. Ohio, first-hand information on the sub­ will nuke it your enthusiastic choice from now on. that they are sailing tomorrow, ject of hi* talk. He is an ea*y. fluent are visiting relatives and friend* NEW IDEA CLUB. Thursday, from New York on the speaker and his address will be very , The New Idea Club was delight­ here. Dollar liner. President Garfield, for Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sea.sc and much worthwhile. It will ba iUus-1 MICHIGAN Bread, together with other MICHIGAN California, the regents of lhe Uni­ fully entertained on Sept. 12. by AU Cut From Stltcttd Chicago Beef and Mr. . — — and — Mrs. ------ Oscar -------- t rated with many *toreoptlcon view* varsity of Michigan having granted Mrs. Ida McCoy and Mrs. Emma family of China. He will bring with him. to Laboratory-Tested bakery products, is sold by your Vice-Pre* Smith a leave of absence. Evans, at the former’s home on Cooper and son. David, visited rela- idLpiay for lhe boueflt of hl*. l“ar- j They expect to return Ih Janiiury. favorite independent grocer. There you will find a wide E. S. Thompson, with wife and lets, samples of ancient Chinese potdinner was served, after which a tery. samples of Chinese linen. *ilks I b very pleasant evening was spent ■Ex­ daughters, were al West Scbewa on WAS HONOR GUEST. assortment, each at the very pinnacle of freshness; each I Mrs, Nellie Cross was honor guest changing vacation experiences. Ail Sunday where the former filled the and drapery, a* well aa information that will give us an understanding on Tuesday at a luncheon meet mg members were present. Our next pulpit of thc Church of Christ carrying the familiar MICHIGAN insignia. of a really wonderful people. 1 R*^ta?B«tFREE of the Federated Women's Clubs of meeting will be with Mrs. Maude there. por lhe January 21 meeting the the Southwest District, of which she Smith on Oct. 17 speaker will be Dr. Patil VCTlker. su­ I* "the president. The meeting was u. perintendent of public instruction of । DELIGHTFUL REUNION. held at South Haven with ninety in Although the skies were gray and‘«hcnl house Friday evening. Oct. 13. this stole—a man who i* tremen­ attendance. Following the luncheon. dously interested tn the problem* of Mrs. Croas gave a short talk to thc rain wax falling on Saturday, Sept Potluck Iftnch. Quality tv. education, tn the work of the schoals. 28. about fifty of "Ye Old Tyme Mr. and Mrs Bert Fancher will ladles. Friends" met at the Matthews home ’•ntertain the Aid Society Wedne*- and especially in making school । work of the utmost practical value. in Grand Rapid*. After lhe usual Oct. 17. HONORED DAUGHTER. Mr and Mrs Wayne Wfieeler qf Hc will hold th* cloae altentton of । Mrs. James End.-ley entertained bounteous dinner and splendid. pro•I a dinner Sunday tn honor of her gram, they voted to rteet with Mrs Battle Creek called on Mr. and Mrs. For the February meeting a moat daughter. Mrs Lloyd Barbour of KranewUter of Middleville in 1S35. Willard Ickes Friday evening Peter Steel and Mr. Geer of Flint interesting speaker luu been selectButte. MonUna. Covers w^re laid for PAST MATRONS MEAT. are spending this week in Chicago, seven Mrs Bert Hunderman. Georg.’ Tlxt Past Matron* O. E 5- No. 7 Mrs. 8. Geiger returned home hausen, the director of social serv­ James, Robert Jacobson all of Grand went to uuarimic wcui Charlotte uub thia aitcriKwn afternoon ano and aunoay Sunday alter after spending spcnoiug a wee* week wun with ice in the W K Kellogg plants at Rapid* were out of town guests evening where they will be enter- ( her daughter. Mrs Warren Calms. Baltic Creek. Mr. Johansen's work' talned by Mr» Lyman Chamberlain of Doster. * WTO has many very interesting angle*. U AND I CLUB. Wo Dalioar Tha BIG Phono 2491 i Mrs. Frank Hoonan delightfully assisted by Mra. Nellie Cross A pot | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blivin of near The service he gives is a very Im­ MICHIGAN UA«r«4ary.raaUd aiu*< nn entertained the members of the U tuck supper will be served and ■ Hayttngs <called on Mr Mr. and Mr* Mrs- portant one to the several UuNuahd Breads — WUaa YWi Wta and I club on Tuesday afternoon. pleasant social Uma enjoyed. people who work tn the Kellogg feeWalter Ickes Wednesday. Suede JUDGES CHOOSE PR ZE POSTERS You deprive yourself L. V. BESSMER aborai T Beef Ribs Boiling Beef Beef Roasts Beef Steak Sirloin Steak is. 9c 11C 14jc 16c u 19c Hardwater Castile Soap 4 - 19c Ivory Flakes 23c Butter 26jc Cheese Baal 19c �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, IBM ! KIGHT [WANTS LOW BUS FARES ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER- | ITISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. i From Hastings To Kalamazoo__ ___ 80c Battle Creek------ 80c Grand Rapids, $1.15 Lansing________1.15 Chicago 3.30 Detroit . 3.60 CARDS of THANKS (Continued from page one) Full SALK—•-■'J «'f » r,f (arm Un-i • >«h HillJmri. i h Slrikrr dutriri Flrfin Mod. S.th.mr «<>.>•.- 1 IO1 Full SALE- « r»lr«. ;• >w- .t of Dvwlinc. Dauflrl.l phonr. « . H.'fiutt**. 10 3 Jon NAl.K—Oli» nrx»h abHonr fur i.lturr. Addrro Mr- Katr H«trl. ClurerdBUP . 10 3 THE TRIO CAFE MICHIGAN Out 11*30 GRANGE PROGRAMS GEO. M. NEWTON Fl Witch. Clock. _ ______________________________ Jcvrrlrr and F<m sAl.i:- S--. 1" K- u:-l n»k h*at»>< spectacla R».i,,w- <n -I rntid>li>>n. - r.r N-r. Balrins. C»«h i- H-i-n <>»l .-...A h-ailnr nrar far 014 Gold. h i,r. < l> 'M-.-h.-r f-..rih m.lr L«t Ototto I ''*l,, ’ ln'rrJ*!r Do ill ;----- —4 POMONA ORANGE Adjuit Fairly Pay Promptly CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. HaaUnBL Mich. WRECKING Mode) SL 34 Inter­ national Truck Body Glass Installed While You Wait < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH < Phone 2637 liastlnn Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service Every trass we Ct fa guar­ anteed to bold the rupture you the New Akron Trass feature ••Selective Pressure Control”. Nothing else like egaUUva The Prescription Drug Store *. A. L,BARKER, /N.pr. HASTINGS MICHIGAN 666 Checks Colds First Day—Head­ ache or Neuralgia in 30 Minutes! Moot Spordy Rtmtdin Known World Series “Seats” CHURCH OF THE XAZARENE. They represent thc Housewife ' nlng of Oct. 9. A fine program has I FREEPORT. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. Brunner were Training School of Fulton. Ky.. a been arranged with a supper at a, eh- Sunday dinner guests nt the Henry practical training school for Nc- very reasonably charge. It Is hoped H. । Smelker home in the Fillmore dis­ groes. A free will offering will be ' Hint a large number from Freeport trict. I। taken. Tills will be a real treat for cun attend nnd bring back thc pic- I i 1, in..— Mr and Mrs. 1 Victor ___ _______ Sisson____ and 'Freeport and it Is expected that the ture given for attendance. 1 ml 1 *. .. ack............. £‘.1..fo!l ‘— hb'. p .r.°’ .' R now I fewMer »*>u e»u ■>[ . ............. *!!l b.P J? .— ... „ p r Kunde and family arc „„ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. urul.hni Mr and Mrs. Willard Ditmnr at .... gram. The ladles will sing at- .... the .......J nicely settled ... In .... the uuw-w house 11..)...; recently ■ ------ --------............ n — Grand Rapids Sunday. * uihrv.ihni... in o.» i-----. « by Mr. and —• -_ .. Ray .. •• Ham— schoolhouse lhe ../»«** afternoon. vacated Mrs. F. E Brunner and Ben Walt in 1 110 K t'.ntrr St ... u... ...... were wvic 4nc iiuioj rrtcous of oi Mrs. wirs. Vanvan- fiton. Tlie many friends in Hastings on buslncM t \vanir r> -> .i-.i.ir ».ri . r Monday । cssa Lobdcll were surprised and sor- j .------- recently that T -'. I Messrs. Oatl Carter of Marion. <«-»,, r.»I bxu.-'n-rk a-il a.-.-i ill. . forenoon ► I ry to learn she“ 7,had nu> ?‘1 Ind ■ ...d Kr.n. Iwdrt of Lomn.drrr. Small r-»n C--I «nc . Wr.lr Mrs. Braxton, thc only — the Jemale | resigned at tlw Cloned from her duties d.ille. .1 l» io- 1, Ind_. d,c Eno.,-,' * ' . Il.n. rr basso on the road, and *■ her “ colored ’ J cal bank and with htr daughter. ! FOR SALE—25 tur-l.r..! WE... t-rrtuirn sister. Mrs. Victor Sisson. Monday tiullrt. fl.r rnnnlh. I.l-I E J |l« rk girls, known as thc Kentucky Hor- Helen, will leave in a few days for ( evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sisson and l-tm-,, 72»— F3.1 Imony Singers, will give a program Cleveland. Ohio, where she will < Roberta, accompanied i Foil SALE Sl.rut. L.i.A. t. I| of musical numbers featuring Ne­ make her future home. Mrs. Ixjb- daughter. । ...r.M, 1,, f, C'.l, r > V'". | I** FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. them to Lowell on a business trip j gro melodies, at the M. E. church dell assumed lhe responsibilities nt , II J-i1.ri.on. li-i.t.i 1, M..ldlr<u r I'hi-nr the men returned to their tn 3 !!•—1 J on Thursday evening of this week. thc bank upon the death of her hus- and । homes later in the evening. band about two years ago and by Mrs. Roy Naglcr has returned to | her hard work and her friendly ।tiic bedside of her mother. Mrs. R. I ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. btulness dealings here had made u ।Moulton, of Muskegon Heights, aft- j host of friends, who regret to have (er spending several days at home her leave fVeeport nnd who*, be, I || ^There w „, „ will be ,a meeting of un- I FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Kishes go with her and her family tftual interest held at the local U. | CHURCH. Into thelr new home. * • IB. ! B church church on Friday evening and .-.I! day dn; Sb-.urdb; w “j. A A The service at Hie M. E. church all Saturday of -.SU this week next Sunday evening will be •n in course course in in United United Brethren Brethren church church ; charge of the Young Mcn s Gosix-l histoFy will be conducted by Rev SALE oil TIllH team from IfwHl- A cordial In- j. E. Harwood of Huntington. Ind pi hat vltation Is extended to all. j Delegates arc expected from tlw var-1 . .. . । r5.|K)rt. th<’ fftl ' >,oua churches of thc conference and DELTON M. E CHURCH NOTES. Ing health of Uncle David Moulton , arrangements are being made to Mr Moulton is nearing his 90th I care for more than fifty vteltora. birthday and has been m fair healtli Everyone Is Invited to attend these , until lhe lost few weeks. Ha is now meetings, confined to his bed and is very poor-1. -Rev. John • i rr'.v. tlf.i.llr Sherman of Pontiac' I „ 1 IUUMJI motored to thc home of Mrs, Sher- ' Mr. l-.-.rl 1 tuml|i. l'l» |.rr 1 ..Sri , s.rs. F E Brunner is not so well :j man's man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. i.ff-r-. ., tn i; at this writing. Advns. Tuesday. He returned home 1 run SALK 1 nli .i. j Several have signified their In­ on I Wednesday. Mr Adams accom­ Krnnrdt 1ft < j tention of attending the annual panied him to Ann Arbor where he wivtiYii ’w-r.'Y. .1. IV «;*!«. M..I.II* . Burry County Sunday School con­ again entered University hospital vention to be held al the Quimby for an operation. Mrs. Adams l.s iK.lt -AL* ll-p.l CHANCERY 1NOTICE church on lhe afternoon and cve- visiting her. daughter and family, Hlarr ..( M'.-h-can th»»' Str*k?ir.d "l-i’l • tniff.l. Hair. also her son. Ell. and family at |K>U SILL T.rnl. ItlH.ll* I.I.-..I II..I | Harry Wayne. o. Mnl.rtnann HASTINGS PARISH. OTICE TO CREDITORS 1 t-nllrt. Uh.. > rh.l,r.li„H Na.bf.ll. st.!.The 82nd birthday of J. P. Hale nf Mlrhlcan. Ih» Probit 7U. FI3 in 1 , METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Ii.c.f. llar.l.r.r r Kenyon was celebrated at the home .-.lo.llr Uirhica, ' - ■ ; . of his daughter. Mrs. L. R. Wol­ I f-rd* r.t T.-wl 2 | *..t ..f W-wtl.r.d cott. Sunday, when Mr. Kenyons Il-r.. rr.r I |i'«Ht SALK r || KAI■ iarliiigrr ftir.hchildren nnd grandchildren gath­ I -.... i .. ............ ered to enjoy lhe day with him. Wot. Wn.r.'Em. H-dL.rd AlLh iu a । NllTIt’K OP 1'olE SALE—Eal-burr tnmit..... r-.ro «.!. I 1 n •l.fir.ttanrr ij a d In Italy silk Is now used for the i".li’ I .i.irf f..r 11.w covering of sausages. What is used i:.i>. i <i r. ti.ul.- *tul .uil y o’n,for the Inside remains as everi... ■ i ( .-4-ideUkh.r. A • n>,I i.-ii r all••■ 1 A l* । mystery. avil.L IU V ..r.rrr.1 1 f .ill.mi' —1-, . ..... rutinlnr -.ni-r ..r‘"l'ut n* *'.irt -hall -rtl al | .L.rr»n.»n M.-1.ltov * rudit-' I.* fl.w- hirt,r-t hi ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. IFnli KALE - L-.th.-r UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH r»ll-.it -ondiln— 'd "'ill.'..uric. f|u ..Li *Ku IN CHRIST. | l-.tn-r^ Itr'I.T n.i.i i ii— i f> III <|a, ,.f ,i*.«ti .i ■. >, i» rl.irk in the 1 KTKII 1 .... .. r - r' 1. .t..r* .... 1 MaCillum Cbatch .Il IhfM* rertaiil NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mr. IL-.r |r.r> | ft.’. N-.rth « 1, -<n Harry r.,uf.l f - .. 1 *• f.,li,.n. II 11 1 Vol It » - f.r Z.U.I. r-|i*i—1 — 1 •/. 1 i, ■ ■ »..| <.nr-h.lf I' na.I ffl I>r qnaKrr r O, » r ’ r.II.i.1 »nr hsil Sal .Vr’rn’l''rn.inr"’i!; | BalUoarr Church _ . -- a •' Eon SILK T-- ... r.r H-.i-Oin a-,.. I . ..r i.n* I..K f' It W i;r«o , r. 1-1...... 7 E..H HI 5 7 < I-; nl.|r aril i—.'-f.'.l . bwat..l H-frr at.rr. ra.fiiirrd Ir, n>rr K >' II.iHntn GOVERNMENT WORK FOU SALE -Hi-.tr-ls looi S 1 1... st Erm.1 Nl-u-iim i'll!: SAUL Y-r.c J-r--. r..«. rr* tr-wli 1»" nnd t.r.r li rr.r*h -if Frr,'|.irt A T En Eui: ItES’T- Mmlrrn .i« r-... 1 ardumul fl.».r. i.» -tall cnr. S .1, i r r ■ - • S t ! i i. r 1, ion KKNT—Tw« .......... Utl. IHl. in s anil lie.f H mllr* 1 1 oil «ALE- 1 । .1. S..r.nr,r -w. w.ili.l Rrmlr h. tt.nl <".ln.t.< ’*Fr.nr..'r .1 rh.tr H.o.rrv. | lull I I i So TI SI Il t i'.i M Zu 1 " :■ 1- tn 1 < The following birds and animals I The Ford Motor Company’s Ford V-8 Exhibit, with Ils many instructive and entertaining displays, will THE CHURCHES Our Service Pox squirrels; 5 in day, 10 in session, lb tn season. ara protected and may not be hunted: Quail, spruce partridge, I Hungarian partridge, swan, wood duck, ruddy duck, bufflehead. black bellied and goldeh plover, yellow­ legs, killdeer, black and gray aqulrreb and Rons and cackling geese. Every ijunter of migratory water­ fowl must, before he attempts to shoot such birds, purchase a United I States duck-hunting stamp, In addltion to having his state hunting license this fall. The stamp costs Bl and can be purchased at the Hastings post office by filling out an ■application. The hunter must have his hunting license before the clerks of the post office will sell him thia duck hunting stamp. The stamp, must be affixed to his hunting li­ cense. Tlie stamp Is not tranaferra- । ble and is not a substitute far a state hunting license. Both thc 11cense and lhe stamp must be pur­ chased by any person who proposes to shoot ducks this fall. x heads, bluebills, ringnecks, teals, Shovelers or gadwalls. Geese and brant: 4 in day. 8 in season comblntM. Jacksnipe: 10 in day. 20 in posacs. slon. 50 in season, ' Coot: 10 in day, 20 in possession. 1 50 in season. Woodcock: 4 in day. 8 in possesi Hon. 16 in season. Rails and galllnule: 10 in day. 20 । In possession, 50 In season com­ I blned. I Ringneck pheasants: 2 in day. 4 j In possession. 4 in season, male birds only. I Partridge: 5 in day. 10 In possesi slon. 10 In season. I Prairie chickens: 5 In day, 10 In I possession, 10 in season. Rabbits: 5 in day, 10 in posses­ : slon. 50 in season. Possession limit Add obsolete phrases: "We donl in upper peninsula, 5. have winters like we used to have." APPLES FOR SALK 12 BUSSES DAILY HASTINGS THE DUCK SEASON HAS OPENED TODAY FREE PROGRAM AT UNIVERSAL GARAGE A penny or so buya all the Electricity you need to hear a World Seriea game with "all the comforta of home”your radio. in the home today. Today, for pennies, Electricity gives ypu a ice that wasn't possible at any price Consumers Power EMMANUEL CHURCH (Ep ~ * • McNulty, D D . Cantar St —Tel. Company STATE OF MICHIGAN ORDER OF THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION I A Im MINK OV.DER FOR PUBLICATION. Salesman Wanted In Barry and Ionia rountlen. BAPTIST CHURCH DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE WANTED We are looking for an honest, ambitions, industrious man 'A i It III lull. Ice representative In this territory. Will provide Training School Experience—Field Aaatalance—Policyholders* Service Program—Home Office Leads Have attractive Proposition to offer right party. Batilneui ex»*t.nu M. I W- f._A< —__ .____ 5 Banner for Interview on 1 Give past experience and rcl 10-i FRANK M. HAYES] HASTINGS MARKETS CHURCH OF CHRIST. COATS OBOVR. STATE OF MICHIOAN ORDER OF THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION BLACK AND GRAY SQUIRRELS. The Agrlcultaral Life Ina. Co. 20 YEARS-OLD . STRONG . CONSERVATIVE . SOUND THE KF. FOUR ITATE OF - MICHIGAN — ORDER OP THE. CONSERVATION ’COMMISSION - HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE NOTICE OF MEETING OF DRAINAGE BOARD. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: HKORIIK K HOtlA IT SPECIAL EXCURSION i.HI I It FOR PUBLICATION. A Century of Progress STATE OF MICHIGAN — ORDER OF THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION — DEER — COUNTIES TOWN 12 NORTH AT CHICAGO, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 $ GEORGE II HIMIAKTH 00 ROUND TRIP Coaches Only Lv. Hastings 5:15 a.m. (Cent. Time). Ar. Chicago 9:45 CkUk fMd. *2 Crarkrd rori' a.-rain. ।t in-rtiDC ard nf .aid dram a. t All-can Ortuba*. 11834. at 1 • ntmti, to d STATE OF MICIWOAM Bl. or kill an AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTION—TRAVEL SAFELY BY RAIL ounti The term shell fish Includes crusteceeos and mollusks. Crustaceans are crabs, lobsters, crayfish, prawns sod shrimps, while mollusks Include Michigan Central GEORGE X. HOGARTH. GEORGE R HOGARTH TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING GROUNDS Mildred flmitk. R-ll.trr ol Prob.la �L Wednesday, Oct 3, 1934 Isn’t This Big Business The State Of Michigan? — PART 1 THE HASTINGS BANNER and Mrs. Edw. Wallers. Sunday eve­ ^dB2",u.£;SEPTEMBER CROP RE­ Tax Administration denied at that nr.—-_n ning. —from the Wilcox district were Bun­ Peter Manlgold. son Keith and day^ afternoon callers at Albert time that their field agent* were InPORT SHOWS BETTER Bernard Ryan ot Jackson spent Satstructed to demand of the casual1 ------------seller of farm product* any llcerue. potatoeg, Snirar Beeta, Late Rennie Mott was in Jackson on The letter which you enclose prove* ™ j „\ . Hammond home. Friday. ■ Mrs. C. J. Stoughton is spending a conclusively that a determined effort Beans and Potatoes Are Court Btrowbridge is suffering Is being made by the administration 1 few days with her sister, Mra. LqhJs Helped by Rains ■Everdeen from Infection in his hand. His of Lansing. to "chisel'' a dollar license feel The September crop report for Sunday afternoon visitors at the frjends will be glad to know that he wliercver possible even though it might Involve a few pennies made by thl* state shows that while the Au- fhome of Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. is Improving. } Mrs. DeWitt Rowley from Jackson were. Geo. McCulla of some boy digging and selling angle gust rains and cooler weather Im- Hammond worms. The State Tax Administra­ proved the prospect* for late crops jHastings. Clifford Hammond and has been visiting her parents, Mr. tion ha* never yet dared to take this 'In Mlchlgtn. the more favorable sson. Bernard of Rutland. Mr, and and Mrs. Court Btrowbridge. Mr. and Mra. Cha*. Van Vranken matter Into the court*. It I* the con- 'weather and Uie rains came too late ,Mrs. Wilbur Gibson, son Geralds ‘ with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bhanta Miss Van Horn of Cloverdale. tentton of those who drafted the to aid farmers in getUng better and spent Saturday In Alto at the home measure that the casual seller is returns from thelr acreage of grains and hay. The late improvements in of Basil Hayward. exempt from the law. Until the ' HENDERSHOTT. weatlier and moisture will however Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Mattison with help to mature potatoes, sugar beets, GLASS CREEK. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrison spent You Indicate your desire to be a late cuttings of alfalfa and po&slbly 1Saturday and Sunday at the World’s The next community meeting at law-abiding citizen. Perhaps you will late beans, if the rain* do not hold ! the Good Will church will be postfair. have to pay a dollar for that privi­ on too long and frost* do not inter- 1 All enjoyed Dr. Kennedy’s sermon, jxjnrd one week. Meeting Saturday lege. The only encouragement this fere. evening. Oct. 13. The total com crop for the United on ' Bunday morning. writer is able to give is the convic­ zve, - I All who were present at church Remember the district ---------Sunday tion that as soon as the legislature States thia year is placed at 1.150.­ School convention at Dowling next Sunday felt well repaid by the wonconvenes, tne the casual rairn faim sener seller will wui 000.000 bushels, almost 900.000,000 I detful sermon given by Dr. Kennedy. certalnly »* taken out from undcr bushels less than in 1933. Mlcbl- ।Sunday afternoon. The entire community were under the Michigan State Sales administration of this law. gan's crop was not hurt as badly • Josephine Romig spent the week end st her home near Kalamazoo. I shocked to hear of the sudden death “S' ~ . ,Tl With your permission, the NEWS as those In some of the western 1 Grace Brill entered lhe Bronson of Mrs. Elmer Hathaway Friday In The State Board of Tax Admlnls>J llke prlnt >our letter and states, but it was heavily damaged hospital last week for nurse ’ s train-1 California where ahe and Mr. Hath2Ti«?°S,Piy th,t ot U* Tax Admlnistra- at that. ing I away had gone to visit their daughThe surprising thing is that the with the provisions of Act 167 Pub­ Mrs. A. C. Clark spent Friday vis-1 ter. oat* crop this year turns out beltter lic Act* of 1933, generally known as Very respectfully. | Miss Elaine Foreman of Kalamaper acre than it did in 1933; and Ring relatives in Jackson. the General Sales Tax Act. You have wheat yielded 14 bushels per acre .willfully violated lhe provisions of a* compared with 12‘i bushels per the act in your refusal to recognize acre in 1933. the authority ot lhe State Board of The conditions of Michigan's bean Tax Administration through its duly crop fell somewhat during August appointed agent* to examine your in most of the south-central coun­ books, records and papers according ties, but held up In other parts, I to the provisions of Sections 17. 18 At the Y leaders' camp. Sept. 23. and 21. ' It was voted to have a retreat camp, particularly In the eastern part of I Unless 'you comply wllh the de­ for Hl-Y officers Oct. 13 and 14. to, the state. The later plantings may , mand In this letter within ten days be held at Camp Barry with Kent turn out all right with favorable weather for the first half of Octo-1 we will be obliged to enforce the pro­ county and Lakeview dubs joining. visions of this act according to the Bring blanket*. A big time socially, The condition of potatoes has! powers therein given and the reme­ spiritually and physically is assured. been materially Improved, also of j dies and penalties therein provided. Harold Yerty will lead thc Y sugar beets. Hay and pasture, also [ group at Woodlahd this winter. Very truly yours, show marked Improvement. A late | C. C. ROCKWELL. was founded a* the result of one cutting of alfalfa may be made in Field Supervisor. Is this Soviet Ruula with its OG man’s vision to work. George Wil­ some localities. The pasture Is much' l PU? Ila* It come to the point that liams was this young man. Many better than it was a year ago, and associations all over the wdrld arc will defer the time when fanners bookkeeper so 'he can prove to a observing Oct. 11 a* Founder's Day. must comrpence feeding from thelr "Held supervisor'* how many errs her Middleville teachers enjoyed a silos or their hay mows. hens layed two weeks ago last Fri- steak fry'at Camp Barry last week. THREE CORNERS. The County Sunday School con­ Edw. Walters and Maury Moore how much cream she churned a week vention at Quimby next Tuesday called at the home of Mr. and Mra. ago Wednesday just because some have some very Interesting and new Floyd Walter* in Grand Rapids “Be Ready to Start on the "fleld supervisor” wants to make a parts on the program, very helpful Bunday. Coldest Morning." Also a to all who can possibly attend. A Mr. and Mra. Lee Hubbard and eratic superior in Lansing? Here is banquet for 25 cent*, too. Mrs Minnie Hammond of Rutland careful check of your tires a woman who sells less than 5600 Another meeting to discuss the or­ spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. may save you DOLLARS and worth of produce a year. The law ganizing of a Y. M. C. A. Spokesman and Mrs. Claude A. Hammond and specifically exempts her from paying Club was held last Monday evening Robert. Disagreeable Delays. Are a tax. Then why should some stale in th$ National bank community Misses Ruth and Re th a Robinson they SAFE for driving ou Icy employe seek to harass her into room. of Hastings spent over the week end paying a license fee that Is required with thelr parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Roads and in Snow? H1GUBANK. only of those who must pay the sales H. J. Robinson, and family. The Extension class of Barryville Beryl Bishop. Fred Hackbart and m$t with Mrs Leslie Adams Tues­ Glenn Orinold of Lansing and Ar- j day to organize for the ensuing thur WUHtt* of Hastings spent, lessons. Leaders and officers were Tuesday evening with Claude A. I pose*; chanced It so that some hard­ elected. Mrs. Euper and Mr. and Mrs. Hammond. working farm woman ia threatened Mr. and Mra. Floyd Walters ar}d I with court action If ahe doesn't come Theodore Euper and Ben Snyder ot | across with a dollar which she does Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. How­ Mr. and Mrs. Pat Visser of Grand' ard Hewitt of Hastings were Bunday Rapids called at the home ot Mr.' mission relative to the policy of the ’ tax bureau in fdrclng farm women and other casual sellers to take out a retail license whether or not the fanner’s wife sold produce beyond Slate Board of Taxation Field Supervisor Threatens thc-.MOO yearly exemption. In April To Sue Fanner’s Wife For Tax On Butter and Egjjs Janies E. Mogan. managing director of the sale* tax commission, heatedly We are sure our readers will agree , any such matter as this without acnrea denied that nui his Ulopccwni Inspectors wciv were . with us in thl* statement after read- having full Justification, for it. Fol-[swarming tlie byways attempting to ing the following which comes to us lowing is quoted from last week's is-1 chisel 11.00 apiece from casual sell­ . .. _ . — . .............. ..... _ -•__ .. ■ .. . _____ — Wl.nt Vt — a Vf* Mntfan tri in the Ingham County New* pub-'su^f lhe News and it hardly Menu er*. What has Mf. Mogan to say llshed at Mason, Michigan, with the possible that such a thing could take regarding the following copy of a letter typed on an official letterhead authority of Vem J. Brown back of place in Michigan. it, and our readers we know are sure Editor's Note—Readers of the ing- of the state board of tax administra­ . that Mr. Brown would not set forth ham County News will recall that tion and signed by an executive? September 17, 1934. Mrs. Bert Von Ostran, ShafUburg. Michigan. Dear Madam: We arc Informed by our field repI resentative that you have refused to .make application for a dealer’s IP i cense ” under and the ^MlehZ^ SutT’flJS -— ------ WE HAVE GROWN WITH AMERICA FOR 75 YEARS Y. M. C. A. ITEMS and this is our SEVENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Price*! Highest Quality! SALE 8 o’Clock 2 55c 37c Whitehouse Milk Doujhnutj 34c Plain. Su«*red, Cinnamon 12c dot Pels Naptha Soap 10b«"45c 6 hoM.«25c Matches Port Toasties pk««- 20c 3 10c 2 2J.rb.45c Peanut Butter Rajah Syrup 1 Scott .County Catsup 2 45c 2 14-ox. hots. “|9c Good Luck Oleo 16c lb. Nutley Oleo 3 lbs. 29c Sofiasilk Cake Flour 29c WHEAT CEREAL Ralston pkg. Kellogg s Com Flakes Sunny Field Com Flakes' 2 lb. Calumet Baking Powder Ginger Snaps N. B. c. Sp.<i.i 2 23c lbs. 23c w. B. c. Oyster Crackers 21c 10c 16c Soap Chips easy task 5 Ib. ib. Pkt. Crackers 27c lOc A-Penn OilLi•,’,• M*dium> H««»y 2-g«L ««» 99c Crackers 2<£17c c?a51ms (jKAriAMb V,uUV»»vl3 Whitehouse Jelly 2 I- Bulk Rice 10 ik' 52c Beet Sugar ____w__ ____ Ann Page Beans ^>1. • 1 19c IK 5C 4 lb. cans 19c , 3 cans 25c 28 OZ. cans Fr««h Dress ux.ifowi 18c Fillet of Haddock 2«~ 25c Chickens Ground Beef i. 2lb- 19c BARRY COUNTY WELFARE ORDERS ACCEPTED Bananas 4 lbs. 25c Grape Fruit 3 for 17c Oranges ,. 2 doz. 45c Swt. Potatoes . 6 lbs. 19c Onions . 10 lb. bag 19c Squash, Hubbard . lb. 2c Grapes, Tokay, 2 lbs. 15c IIIIIIRR4HHI«H"4»rr Ilf 11 If WHY \ Mr Merrit Galea Bunday visitors at Ruy etc and Dean Smith, also 1 and family and Tom Lord John Rnurof Lansing of Grand Rapids. Dick Rose, i and baby and Ward Erway of 1 tings. Mrs. Roy Erway to gaining at writing. Miss Virginia Smith of Hast minutes.” Perforations Are Hall-Mark of Smart Spring Shoe*.—Fashion head­ line. Would perforation* tn the solas count? Stay Out in the Cold and ft Snow Thi” Winter> With a f Balky Motor... or Bad Tire ■ Now is the time to have our expert service men give you a complete Electrical Inspection and Tune-Up. firettone Gum Dipped Tire* TIRE REPAIRING BY EXPERTS Specialized Greasing BATTERY Service THAT FAMOUS BLUE SUNOCO GAS AND HIGH GRADE OILS REMEMBER the Name and Place ANDRUS guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams and Mrs. Sarah Ostroth Mr. arid Mrs. George Green spent injustice of having a state official snooping around the hen house or Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Green at Sunfield and Sunday with the farm kitchen. Mr. aiid Mrs. Carlton Summers In Mn. Van Ostran Is not a Russian Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Byron Guy and sons spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Will Guy near Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hecker and American with a heritage of freedom and liberty. Here is a letter written daughter-Joon and Miss Lura Fran­ by the woman whom the state board cisco of Hastftigs kere Sunday guests of tax administration would have us of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz. Mr. and Mrs. Curt' Marshall of believe Is an arch criminal because she has questioned It* autocratic in­ the Branch district and Earl Mar­ shal) of Marshall were Sunday terpretation of the law. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Worth Green. .................. September 20. 1934. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ekeberker of Mr. V. J. Brown. Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Mason. Michigan. Claude Reid and son of Bedford Dear Sir: I am writing you in regard to a li­ were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. cense for selling butter which I Clyde Reid s. make and sell to a few customers. We keep four cows and around 100 and Mr. and Mra. M. Hecker and hens. We sell the eggs to a hatchery daughter Joan of Hastings spent and the butter to customers. Our Thursday evening with Mr. and Mra. sales do not exceed 140 per month at Frank Hawblitz. Mr. and Mra. Fred Reid and sons the best, not counting what we use In milk and butter. It seems to me It wore Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. would be more bother and expense Milo Keck and family in Battle to the tax commission for bookkeep­ Creek. _______ _ _ '__________ ing on the small sales than what the SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. license would come to. It seems queer Roy C French of De Pure. Wiscona farm wife can't sell what butter she makes to a better market In or­ son. returned to hl* home Friday der to make a little more money to after spending nearly three weeks set the table and get the few Items wanted without having to pay a li­ cense for the same. I don't sell enough to collect the tax of over thc $800 per year. When I did have an extra amount of but­ ter last springJ sold it to a store In Williamston arid also sold cream. Everyone knows the farmer has barely made a living let glone paying taxes.-insurance, etc.'Why pick on them? I know of several Instances where the farm wife does the same as I on a small scale. We are try ing to keep ourselves from going onto the welfare list but are more de­ serving of help than some of the shiftless ones who would never have anything anyhow. I am writing sou because I have an article written by you and jfrlnted to the Ingham County News of April 19. 1934. I know of one In­ stance where one family had a few vegetables out tn front of their home to sell. Along came one of the tax representatives asking a license to sell the same. Another small boy was selling a few angleworms to customers. They (tax collectors^ asked -him for a license or ordered him to quit selling. What 1* this state coming to? .1 am sending the letter I received and also a stamped envelope for a reply. We want to be law-abiding cltlzena which wo always havc been. Which Is right? , MRS. BERT L. VAN OSTRAN. Bhaftsburg, Michigan. September 22, 1934. Route 1. Box 44, ShafUburg, Michigan. Asa Strtilt and looking after hi* farms. His sister, Mrs. Elgie Acker­ son. of Lansing returned home with him for a visit, also Mrs. Anna Reuth of Chicago returned home. She spent Ute past week with her cousin, Lola strait. James clapper of Vermontville choked to death on a piece of meat while eating his dinner Bunday. A very welcome little guest came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hall Saturday evening, but was only with them about twelve hours, when Miss Virginia Peters spent the week end at Mr. Hill's home east of Vermontville. Mra. Essie Rich is at the home of George Hall's caring for Mra. Hall. Mrs. J. A. Reuth of Chicago. Mra. Elgie Ackerson of Lansing and Mrs. Asa Strait spent Wednesday in Lo­ well with thelr aunt, Mra. Chas. Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Myrlen Strait en­ tertained recently for thelr mother's birthday, Mr*. Lola Strait. Oovera were laid for fifteen. EAST IRVING. Mra. Wm. Orton and son Robert, and Mn. Sarah Johnson of Grand Rapids spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. WlllTage and son, Oscar. Mr. Bawdy of near Woodland spent Bunday with Mr. and Mra. Walter Hammond. Mrs. Art Sherman and family spent the week end with her mother, Mra. Mattle Hedges. Charlie Courser, who has been to Gun Marsh to work. Don Foreman of Heatings. who U Your letter of September 20 with working for Oacar Page, spent the enclosure from the State Bdkrd of week end with hl* parent*. Tax Administration 1* of exceeding The champion rolling-pin thrower interest. You refer to an article tak­ en from the Ingham County New* of April 19 discussing the subject of the married, and we shouldn’t be sur­ state sales lax as applied to the prised If she continued to be. service Are YOUR Valuables SAFE? Every day or so news items appear in the papers telling of petty robberies, when homes have been entered and jewelry, silverware, money, bonds, etc., have been stolen. In most instances these things are never recovered. In case of fire valuable papers are often de­ stroyed—mortgages, notes, stock certificates, deeds, insurance policies may be burned, in addition to other valuables. OUR FIRE-PROOF and THEFT PROOF VAULTS PROVIDE THE SECURITY YOU DESIRE Many of these valuables can never be replaced when once lost or de- stroyed and for the small expense of a few cent! DEPOSITS INSURED each week the safety of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation s $5000 WASHINGTON, D. C. foh'each 'depositor J $5000 these valuables be obtained. HASTINGS CITY BA TELEPHONE 2103 Capital $150,000 HASTINGS, �V THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER >, IBM HINDS CORNEMS. clal administrator filed, letters of Mrs. Ralph Rise. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Payne and j WUburi WU1 flIcdt special administrator issued. Rev. Fay C. Wing was In South baby spent Saturday night and Sun­ Bend. Ind., Thursday on business. Est. Henry c. Warner. Notice of day with his brother* In Hastings. '/petition for probate filed, order for The Light House oil station, op­ hearing Issued. [poblteatlan entered. ’ ' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Payne and Hurtun NEWS. erated fay Jerry- Fisher, has' been mother of Hastings called on Mr. ihw,lw.. “ Ann“' purchased by Uie Farm Bureau Ex ­ WOODLAND. ' Eat C. A Annual acMr. and Mrs. Ernest Shomo and change. Fred Long will be the-at­ Mra. Ona Kline Sunday^ der tor publication entered. Don Sliorno spent Sunday w<th Mr. tendant at the station. ■ count tiled. Mr. gnd Mra. Frtd Kelly of Hick­ I and Mra. Harold Rowland of Clarks­ ory Corners called at Ous Kline's SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. ville. order limiting settlement enMnry Ann comer. Order for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Townsend are Bunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Austin of Mr. and Mn. am!1 Golden of t«rad. ; adjournment entered. Lansing visited the former's mother, the proud parents of a baby boy. South Histlngs visited Miss Susie who arrived Sunday. Sept. 30. Con­ ■tf. Angle J. DeWotf. Petition Est William Pennock. Bond of Mrs. Rhoda Austin, on Sunday. Phillips Bunday. flfat administrator filed, letters of adBeverly Ruell has been on the sick gratulations. Mr. and Mrs Fred Bush and fam­ Mrs. George Owens of Leslie Ert. Dewitt Blasdell. Order as- ministration Issued, order limiting list this past week. ily and Miss Thelma Tobias of Bat­ signing residue entered, discharge settlement entered. Mesdames Roscoe Morrel, Arlie spent the last of the week with her tle creek and Everett Meyers of Mra. Torrenee Townsend. of executrix Issued, estate enrolled.. Est. Sarah L. McKelvey. Will filed. amuv Lille.. David Raymond. rc«. Pearl vuuu.ChuchCenterville spent Sunday with W1. O. and Mrs. John Doll of NashEat William Pennock. Petition petition for probate of will filed, or- Ill and A Anderson of Grand Rap-; and Keet Tobias and family. for administrator filed, order ap- der for publication entered, petition Ids were luncheon guests of Mrs. (rille called*on Torrence Townsend Mrs. Vtola Kennedy and aunt from pointing administrator entered. 1 for special administrator filed, order Lawrence Bird Thursday. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McLeod and | Mr 111(1 Mrs. Willis Kontner and North Hastings visited thc former’s Est. Samuel Marshall. Order -tor appointing special administrator ensister. Mrs. Keet Tobias. Thursday. adjoumment entered.' tered. bond of administrator filed. family spent Sunday with the lat-, daughter of Hastings and Mr. and ' The Cedar Crc-?k Cemetery Circle Est. Margaret B. Freeman. Order letters of special administration 1s- ter’s brother, Mr. and Mri. Dan I Mrs. Guy Kantner and children will meet at tlie home of Mr. and determlntng heirs, order and allow- sued. Garllnger of N&shUHe I *'cre Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Will Carl' Wednesday after­ Miss Frances Wichter of West Levi Kantner. noon. Oct. 10. Woodland spent the week end with Mr. and Mra. Blake Makley and 1 Arloa Payne of Battle Creek called Miss Evelyn Parrott of North Wood-1 daughter ot Charlotte spent Sunday ,at C. N. Tobias' Sunday afternoon. land. with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Makley and Mrs. Burrell Phillips and daugh­ Don Shomo left for Olivet College I family. ter Gertrude visited Aunt Delia Hol­ Monday where he begins hte studies I R*v Harley Townsend and fam­ comb at Mrs. Hendershot's one day as a Uy visited the Kellogg bird sancu- , n Junior. junior. ] Mr. and’ -Mrs. Ward - -• Plants and [ary [ Sunday afternoon at Gull lake, 1 Mrs. Bump of Hastings spent part I Beverly spent the week end with the'[ Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Thompson of last week with her daughter. Mr. former’s parents. Mr. nnd Mra. Elon and children and Mr. and Mrs. Lee ’and Mra. Will Moore. Hazell of Lake Odessa were guests Plants of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tobias and | The Ladies' Aid Society of the of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Lucas daughter Marian, of Kalamazoo j Methodist church will serve supper Sunday evening. the week end with hte parents. Laird Wolrlng and Dnvld Chris- spent ( I at thc chuch thte Wednesday eve­ Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias. tian of M. 8. C. spent lhe week end 1 ning. Edd. Newton and daughter Geor­ Mrs. Chas. Cook entertained the with thelr parents. gia. and Mrs. Clara Brown drove to members of the Bridge Club lost Ii Keith and Nevah Farlee will en- IIonia Thursday and *brought Mrs. ’tertafn the Double O class of the [ Thrusday evening. Newton home. She had been visiting Thursday night is Booster night United Brethren church Tuesday at Edd. Meyers for a few days. evening. at the Woodland Orange, with the Mra. Phlna Wilkinson ot Kalama­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Raphus of ,zoo Is visiting old friends In this program beginning nt 8:30. Pot luck Jackson nnd Mr. and Mra. Wesley neighborhood for a few days. supper. Everybody welcome. Mr. and Mra, Arthur Giddings nnd 1Bhopbell of Dansville spent the week W. O, Tobias spent Wednesday in with Mr. and Mrs. Celia Town- ,Battle creek. daughter Ruth of Tawas City spent end ' , 1 the week end with Mrs. John Vclte 1send. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and Mrs. ilertha Mullinex and chli- .sons and his mother, Mrs. Millie and Mrs. Vclte returned to Tawas of Battle Creek spent Sunday ,Haynes, and Mr. Hanna visited Mr. City with them to spend the winter. dren * A reception for the choir and a with her stteter. Mrs Walter Hersh-1 and Mrs. Frank^ranclsoQ and fam­ welcome back to Rev. and Mrs. A. 1 ily near Middleville Sunday. Mrs, Alice Grant returned to E. Wynn will be held Friday eve­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Qolden and Rapids Sunday after spend­ family visited his father,1 Nathaniel ning in the church parlors of the Grand 1 Methodist Episcopal church by the 1ing thc summer at the farm. Golden, and family in Baltimore members. Light refreshments will Sunday. SOUTH SHULTZ. be served. Mr.... and... Mrs. Joe. Nevitts of CereThis community was shocked to • ivuiiiKiiuit »iui aiiocaea — .. „.. Mrs. Glenn England and son. Jean .tear ot (te death or Mrs. Etarr “» »“<« CM N™: England, returned Friday from a Th. temlly h«v« Uie “n ««ll'. mu will, MU. Ph,Ul. mg- _____ ■ >_______ ... . 1... ‘™.MJ./Ti n-Nevi.u\ndd.UghUrR..Mr« Tnm Nevltta nnd daughter Ru>nd »nd olter relatives In Cltengo. J,clr ,™M' ,Ws w. were caller, In Ite altenioo.1. I I'™ P: ? '"“’“‘■"IWenden Kenvon M Balli. Creek M' *“> «nt"I« a ।LOO oCl«k luncneon InneUenn Wednesday a°l n hi 'wined her_p.renla, mm Mra :uu ociock wcuncsaay i _ m honor of her sister. Mrs. Juliet s,*nt Wednesday with his grand­ nnrnnt« ci s> f ven and<o son and andV ?. Sdoh * Tlicodore Pranshkn, Hope. a MnhBrown, who lias been visiting her. naren ' it*r -r nn.i ■n'ret 4 “r. n v»«. Mr and Mrs, H. J. Stang und Miss A " number of friends and and relatives, relatives day dlnner SundftyAvia Hass of Battle Creek and Mrs um“r of C. n. Benham of Hartings were l“D1,e! CLO VERDALE. . nun/ night iii^iib with wiui । Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl ; ? s FrWay well filled boskets baskets to to remind remind him him 1I Don’t forget Rally Day next SunPaul ttc 'l filled nf Hie “ hMKdnn t.'... ..... '.“...■ SLr'Iwwil Students off to college ... friends living ont-of-towa day. T'lv The Waneolirnl Evangelical Rimrinv Sunday Scliool Mr. and Mr,. Leon IIWn and'?.' ’J*”1*’’“ 'W" ’d rtnv Classes will give a program which dauihlera end Mr. end Mrs. J Reis. " attending p. T. A. and ... Dad away on a business trip . .. you can keep in m„r visited relatives Deimlt ’ ?" 1'. “t will start at 10:30 A- M. Everyone । mger visiteo relatives in Detroit ,----- . touch with them easily by telephone. Out-of-town Sunday i house all lighted and he had a real welcome. calls are a pleasant means of reaching friends and I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jordan spent 5“rpr‘?’ A Pleaaant time with muMr. and Mra. Frank Humeston, en­ the week-end with the letter’s sis- j“nd FV* anhde‘ tertained Wm. MacDonald and fam­ relatives, hearing their voice,- and banishing worries. Iter. Mrs. Frank Weeber. and family IKS/h k lat? hour ily of Kalamazoo Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Iva French of Battle Creek, I of Detroit 1 wishing him many happy returns of And Long Distance calls cost surprisingly little. Rates visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humes­ I the day. . Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Faul. Miss 1 for most Station to Station calls* arc-reduced about ton Monday. Mr. MacDonald jWho Virginia Faul and Orcydon were . Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zerbel of has been with the Humestoiu for the 15% between 7:00 p. m. and 8:30 p. ni., and about gucsu of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Row- . Hastings spent Sunday afternoon and evening with Mr. and Mrs. O. past week, relumed home with her. •10% after 8:30 p. m. lader of Grand Rapids Sunday. E Kenyon. Mrs. Reuben Wolcott entertained T Grant Dickerson next week Thuj-sMrs. Henry Tooze Is very sick at *A Station to Station call it one on which you thc members of her primary' class!, this writing. 1( day. Everyone welcome. of the Methodist Sunday School V<r -----l_ — J Mr. atari and Mra Mrs. Uarrv Harry Pennels and Lauro Misener, who has spent the Sunday, and their mothers, with JitI nrrrt. Thc Long lliilann operator uillfurnith daughter were guests of Mr. and part two weeks with Mr. nnd Mrs. any out-of-town telephone number upon requctl. lie birthday cakes with candles and _______ . „ . George Kenyon went to Kalamazoo ice cream in honor of her birthday entuO,K,1?lamazo° Mra. Carl Burns of Kalamazoo Sun­ day. Over twenty members of her class h ° “ 8borl,Ume u,th Dr. Margaret Scott .leaves this and thelr guests were present JSnJ?? T*”!!0 h'r Monday for Chicago where she will ■lope n<r und Mrs. Gary Crook of «... ARI SURPRISINGLY LOW Mr. Has- . ’’“P0 at Longmont. Colorado. tings called on Rev. and Mrs. F. C.! The many friends of Charley visit her brother and visit the Kenyon will be sorry to know he is World's fair. Wing Sunday evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dickerson not gaining as they wish he would. Mra. Floyd Collar of South Woodspent Tuesday in Kalamazoo with BRANCH DISTRICT. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Monica. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Siddmore Mrs. Lucy Davenport and Mrs. and ron. George Allen, are visiting Eva attended the funeral df an old relatives in Missouri. friend. Mra. Younger, of Charlotte TheJS ,‘Trt' Mboul nlnpty *'ho at- Tuesday. tendeefthe play given at thc Branch Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Enzian and P. T. A. Friday night. It waa voted Mrs. Com per ot Cressey and Mr. and to have the p. T. A. the last Friday Mrs- Bert Patton of Delton were evening of eftch month. callers at the Davenport home Sun­ Mr. und Mrs, Jolui Howell visited day. ’friends In Lansing Sunday after­ Mr. and Mrs. Applegate .and noon, daughter. Miss Elsie are spending a j The Dorcas Society of North'few days at Roan. Indiana. । Maple Grove will havc an afternoon I Mr. and Mra. Wellington Monica meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. (and daughter spent Saturday tflth I Dan Roberts Thursday. Oct. 11. All | thelr parents, Mr. and Mra. Chas, [members and Triends arc cordially {Monica. ’ Invited. ' Mr. ^d Mrs. Hammond of HasMrs Euper and son and wife. Ben'tings spent tlie week end with Mr. {Schneider of Woodland and Mr. and and Mra*— s. -----------------Mark Garrison. .■ mio iicwin of oi Hastings Mrs.. iiowmiu Howard Hewitt Mr. — >n 4nd Mrs. Je^se Kenyon of were Sunday afternoon callers of Hickory Comers spent'Sunday with I Mrs. Sarah Ostroth and Mr. and the Davenports. Mrs. Leslie Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kellogg and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McKeown family of Kalamazoo spent Sunday and Miss Donna were bi Battle visiting friends in Cloverdale. Creek Wednesday. Anyone wishing to help lhe young people's class with donations for the. FAIR LAKE. HORSES. Two-aee. spike tooth drag. Auction sate Saturday afternoon at 'firtbil^w Wlu mCCt lnc the uiovcruaie Cloverdale town town nau. hall, please Disk harrow. Black mare, wt. 1400 lbs. jucc ior dinner with Mrs. Haney Harvey .Oct h 17.. for thn .rtiriw in Trick Mrs. Mrs Jennie Jennie Greer Greer and Mrs “E *£ Moline two-horse com planter. Black mare, wt. 1350 lbs. Trick. and Mrs. Mrs. Harry Pennels entertained Sam Willison entertaining in the Buckeye Colony brooder. 1 the "Coffee Club" of Kalamazoo Fri.group with her. CATTLE. 2 scalding kettles. I Mr and Mrs. John Hastings of, (day1 Another victim of the mumps, B de G walking plow. Black Jer»ey, 3 years, 6 mos. I Jackson were callers Sunday at Lotittecoilisurs--------------------- - “* Owfon MacLeod. Jersey, 2 years, 6 mo>. Weeder. Buzz rig. iMBHMHaMHiaEMMi' ing account and appointing apprala- MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. AFTER YOU SAY "GOOD-BYE‘ DON'T FORGET TO TELEPHONE! AUCTION SALE On account of the death of my husband, I will dispose of my personal property and household goods at public auction at my farm, 3 1-2 miles south of Middleville on Sec. 12, Yankee Spring* ownship, on TUESDAY, OCT. 9th a chicken supper to be held 'dinner guests Sunday of Frank gaining from his eye Injury as wA lurch sometime In October. hurch October, (' Hammond at his bls new farm home JI be completed aoon with; which he recently purchased Dear an Invitation to all to assist and Milo. •>un­ make it one, big success as It is an i » annual affair. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. Harold Depriester left for Louis-’ Mr. and Mra. Robert Vrooman vllle, Kentucky-. Saturday, where hc have moved from Bugbee comers in­ —- — —— •to the Wm. Hayena tenant house. tional veterans' ot., Foreign Wars MY. and Mra. Oley Douglass and convention. Mra. Depriester accom­ children were Bunday guaaU of Mr. panied him on the trip. and Mrs. Emerson Edger of the Ed­ ger district. and Mrs Oriie Fisher attended a Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Havens and | as his many friendshoped for. PODUNK. in Mra. Brass of Hastings has bean spending several days at her form boms. Mrs. Kittle Hinchman of Hastings visited Mrs. George Ransom Tues­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Waters of Alpena visited his parents, Mr. and Mra. Frank Waters Saturday. The community was shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of Mra. Elmer Hathaway In California where she had gone to visit her daughter. The family have the sym­ pathy of all in thelr sad bereave­ ment. ~IMr. and Mra. George Ransom have returned from Benton Harbor where he has been taking the mineral bo ths. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Buck and fam­ ily have returned to Miami. Fla., after spending the summer with rtf's atlves and friends. A John Waters Is gaining slowly aft-’ er undergoing nn operation in P<?hnock hospital. chicken supper at Quimby Thursday children were Sunday evening call­ evening. era at the home ot Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mra. Prank Van syckle, I Adrian Johnson near Orangeville. Mra. Mattle King and Mr. and Mrs. | ’ Mr. and Mra. Buhl Beattie and Jake Hoffman spent the-week end at children. Mr. and Mrt. Willard BagBarryton where they visited rela- |ley and daughters and Mr. and Mra. UveaErnest Gorham, ail of Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Moon Joined | spent Sunday with thelr parents, Mr. the crowd of sightseers who left on and Mrs. Francis Gorham In honor the Martin bus for Chicago Friday of the former’s birthday. evening. Mr. Martin has made sev-1 Mrs. Dorothy Pattenglll of Hickory oral week-end trips this fall cnabl-, corners. Mra. Everett -McCallum ot ing people to see the fair la thte 1 the McCallum district and Mra. Dell »»>■• Reptogle of Hemlt, Calif., called Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stanton and Sunday afternoon at the Wm. HaRussell attended a family dinner at vens’ home. thc home of Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vrooman and Buxton at Banfield Sunday, honor- baby and Mr. and Mra. Wm. Havens ing Mr. Buxton's birthday. were Sunday evening callers at tlie Mr. and Mrs. Oriie Fisher. Mr. and Rankin Hart home In Brush Ridge. Mrs. Norton Slocum nnd son and They reported Wpi. Hart as being-In At least/ business Is looking up for Mrs. Etta Stanton and lather were the Battle Creek hoepltal and not those who are looking it up. ■NTO CLUB FOODS Icoluftedin SALE ~tku week COUNTRY CLUB General Purpose Laboratory Tested ■ 24’<-lb. sack W COUNTRY CLUB—GENUINE ALASKA COUNTRY CLUB LARGE No. 5 SIEVE RED SALMON 1:11 17c FANCY PEAS 2 52 29c 6 cans 99c 12 cans $1.95 COUNTRY CLUB—RICH, SMOOTH 15c APPLE BUTTER 6 jare 89c 6 cane 85c 12 cans $1.69 COUNTRY CLUB ‘ 1 7c KIDNEY beans 3 12 cant 65c 6 cana 33c 12 Jara $1.75 COUNTRY CLUB FANCY COUNTRY CLUB coffee ext a 27c APRICOTS COUNTRY CLUB FANCY WAX BEANS 6 can* 59c 21c 6 cans $1.23 12 cans $2.43 COUNTRY CLUB BARTLETT N/.„’ 10c PEARS 19c 6 cans $1.12 12 vn. $1.15 12 can. $2.19 MILD FULL FLAVOR CREAM CHEESE \ 15c Jawel Coffee ib. French Coffee |lbj 25c 21c Soda Crackers 2 ioj 19c Wasco Brand Hot-Dated — Full bodied Margate Tea '^b' WESCO BRAND Country Club Royal Anna Cherries SCRATCH FEED Jello 19c Country Club Chocolate Drops ib 10c Sunbrite □«*»»<» 2 can» 9c mhl ** Scientifically Balanced yxss 3 A-i' He Country Club Stringleae Green Beans 2 29c P&G SOAP *2.09 OXYDOL LAYING MASH For Batter*Profits CAMAY SOAP IVORY SOAP 3 bars 14c $M3 ■tib SALE TO START PROMPTLY AT 1:00 P. M. Jersey heifer, 5 moi. old. POULTRY. 75 yearling hens. TOOLS. Deering binder. Standard mower. Dowagiac grain drill. Cultipacker. . McCormick dump rake. Double wagon box. Hay rack. Riding cultivator. Two-horse walking cultivator. 2 single walking cultivators. Auto trailer. • Three-scc. spring tooth drag. Gas engine, 1 H. P. Pump jack. Wheelbarrow, Lawn mower. Set hay alinga. Hay fork. Grindstone. Butterfly cream separator. And many other articles. FEED. 5 tons alfalfa hay. About 350 shocks com. 6 50-lb. sacks hydrate lime. 8 cords of wood. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. I am offering for sale all of my household goods—furniture, bea­ ding, rugs, carpets, dishes, etc., in fact complete outfit for 7 room house. There are many other articles too numerous to mention that will be offered for sale. • TERMS:—Must be cash and no property to be removed un­ til settled for. Mrs. Wm. Roomsburg, Prop. G. B. CISLER, Auctioneer. A. L. GRAVES, Clerk. Mn. nuk O.VU „r B..U. <«« .and Miss Helen Davte of Detroit ।wore gueiU of Mrs. Earl Fritz and [family Sunday. 1 The Harvest Festival will be held। ,al the Bunnell church Oct. 12. I Kenneth Spaw and family of Milo, [visited at Charles Lechlcitner's Sun­ day. Mrs. Chas. Nobles of Climax has. [returned home after visiting her sis­’ ter. Agnes Trick, for two weeks. Meetings are being held at Cedar. Creek every Sunday night with a (speaker from Hastings. ! Robert Lerter .from thc Upper, I Peninsula was a caller on our street [ Wednesday. . ' ~ w ’ ORANGEVILLE. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McCullough, । are the parents of a four pound baby ’girl bom. Sept. 23rd. who will an­ swer to the name of Vlvlart Arlene. ! Mrs. Marian Rupe and son WilJiam and Mrs. Nettie Brown spent ।Thursday In Kalamazoo. Harry Blauvelt te no belter at thte I writing. < James Hermlnette nnd family ’spent Bunday with his parents near iPrairleville. ' Work on thc new .schoolhouse Is j progressing very rapidly. • bX-SST*" JUICY FLORIDA FANCY VIRGINIA Sweet Potatoes GRAPEFRUIT ,.K 6 19c 2 15c HEAD LETTUCE LARGE FIRM RIPE J ib«. 20c Btnsnss s*‘“rd” m”ie ct“K‘ , , ___________ * -----------------------------------SOUTH THOEN APPLE-•“ Mr. and Mrs. Guy Miller and fam­ ily entertained his parents. Mr and Mr*. Miller, of Wayland over Bud-1 day. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson >pent Sunday with their nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Johnson and daugh­ ter. of Yankee Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Hart and two children from Battle Creek spent the day there also. . Mra. Sam McKeown and son. BlUir, Fred Marks and Mr. and Mra. Chas. B. Johnson were Saturday afternoon callers of Miss Anne Peteraon. who expects to soon leave to spend the winter In Chicago. Chks. Griffin, an aged and much respected citizen, passed away Fri­ day morning at one o’clock at the luiine of his daughter, Mn. Frank­ ie White, in Middleville. Mr. Griffin suffered a light stroke three years last May. Frank Hula and family enter­ tained company over Sunday from Detroit. Mr. und Mrs. Kyker. who has been moving on lhe farm known as the Bickel farm and are nicely settled DOWLING. tended the .funeral of her cousin. Quarterly meeting will be held ak । Leon Munger, at Martin Monday the church Saturday eve at 8 P. M. । afternoon. . and District superintendent. Hugh -Jt u an advantage to be tall at Kennedy, will speak Sunday morn­ an auction sale,” we read. Bargains ing at the usual church service. 'go to the highest bidder, ot course. Thc Ladi-n,’ Aid members are ar- SMOKED HAMS ARMOUR'S MELROSE Perch SHANK lb. HALF Butt Half Ib. 23c - Slicwd lb. 35c FrasR'caught n. 1Qc Sliced Salmon Link Pork Sausage ik. 28c Ring Bologna Brookfield Short Rit» ik. 19c ifc. 15c HERRUD'S GRADE 1 STEAKS Boiling Beef r»<< 19c bhu^. ROUND or SIRLOIN ib. 6e Chuck Roast ib. 8c Ground Beef POT ROAST Meaty ib choire 16c ib. 18c' 2'b.. 25c ■- 10c ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO THE MICHIGAN 3 PER CENT SALES TAX KROGER STORES J �<r Tins n»«TTNn» mum, wedms»d<t, octom. i, m< re injury os vAj hpQMfor. I I has been living I istlnga h*a been I man of Hastings Ransom Tuea- I l/red Water* of latent*. Mr. and Saturday. ra* shocked and dden parsing of ay m California l to visit her y have the symilr sad bereave- ge Ransom have m Harbor where g thc mineral Buck and fanito Miami. Fla., ununer with rd* Ining slowly alt­ eration In pdi- 3 looking up for 005 week I EVE 29c 59 21c 1.43 19® 1.19 H | I | NASHVILLE. Mr. and Mr*. John Dull lather Dull spent th* we Chicago at the World’* fa Mrs. Harold Voelker at Laming , spent a few day* last week with het BiU*. Th* Junior CmP Ph* girls’ offlparent*. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Felghner are ew* *i*: PrsskUnt, Semite Dale; Vice-president, Beulah Perry; s*cvisiting Rev. and Mr*. C. O. Gibson retary. Gladys Bassett; treasurer, and family at Monroe. Wilma Parrott; scribe, Geraldine Ml** Geraldine Hecker ha* gone Howell. to Lansing where ahe will take • Homer Gribben. who came from business course. Mr*. Elmer Cross ha* moved to Cleveland to attend his grandfath­ Kalamazoo to be with Mr. Crow, who er's funeral, Homer Downing, wa* hu been employed there the past taken sick after the funeral on year. She ha* * position tn the Y. Tuesday, He was taken to Pennock hospital and operated on that night W. C. A'. Mr. and Mra. Pete Stoddard have for appendicitis. Ke was brought to the home of’hl* mother. Mra Anna moved to Lansing. Mr. and Mr*. A. A. Hodges. Mr. Gribben. on Saturday. Howard Hansen, an employee of and Mrs." Elliott Hodges. Betty Jane the — merry-go-round, injured and Hugh of lonl* spent Sunday .... .------------ - .... -------—his evening with Mr. and Mr*. Gkxter. third finger on hte right hand FriA party of Lake Odessa football day night so seriously it was nreesplsyer* returning home after a j sary to amputate it st the first point game with Nashville on Friday aft- Saturday in the Pult* hospital. Edernoon. collided head-on with a Mr. । ward M. Palmer is a medical paHtrachy of Battle Creek on M-14 Hent at the hospital I bout two and one-half mile* north [ Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Mater and of here. Mr. Hlrschy. 40. an internal, daughter have moved In their prop­ revenue Inspector, who was driving, erty on Main Street. *lone in the car was killed instant- ' Nashville won Its first football ly. Robert Skeldtng. 18. star guard game of the season Friday afternoon of the Lake Odessa team, was also,from Lake Oessa. The score being instantly killed and Sheldon Pea-<3 to 0. cock. 28. an automobile salesman, Mr*. Pearl Ayer* ha* gone to Bufdled a tew hours later in the Pult* falo. New York, to visit her daughhospltal. Erwin Smith, 18. Verl Mar- 'ter and family. row. H and Dougla* Bhengood. 17,1 Supt. Wallace and Woodward were taken to Pennock hospital. Both 1 smith took a group of Nashville cars caught afire and burned until I football players to Lake Odessa the fire department arrived. Tlie' Tuesday to attend the funeral of collision happened at the top of a Erwin Smith. Arlie Reed, coach of hill, and was apparently caused the football player* and its members when Peacock swung to the left side । attended the funeral of Robert of thc highway to pass a car that, Skelding on Monday afternoon. was out of gas. The two cars met1 on Friday night the village coun­ head on. totally demolishing both ell and a committee of 12 tax pay­ cars. I ing citizen* held a meeting to outThe many friend* of Mrs. Ber- line a proposed plan for the developnard Bertsch of Ban Diego, congrat- I ment of i\ pure water supply. The ulatc her on thc birth ot a son. Mrs.1 committee waa chosen -by tlie ChamBertschSva/ the former Julia Lath-'ber of Commerce at the request of rop. [th* village president. Dr. Lofdahl. The Pythian Sister* inltated one The committee will secure a "straw candidate at their regular session I vote’’ of the taxpayers. Monday night. | Two boulevard light posts were Billy. 15 months old son of Mr. knocked down and the globe of an­ and Mrs. Frank Lopez, was serious- other was smashed Monday morning ly 111 last' week from drinking kero-1 when an Atlantic and Pacific Tea sene. Company truck struck a wire conMra. Frank Lauer of Augusta was ’ nectlng the special light posts on In town on Friday. . Maple Street. A small bam on the Henry Roe There were nearly 100 entrant* In farm was blown down by the hard!tlie pet parade Saturday afternoon, wind on Wednesday night. .The girl* winning were, First prize. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and;patty Mater. She was wheeling a Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Baktr of, small dog in a doll buggy. Marvel Battle Creek were jn town Thursday | Marshall, second, leading a small night. j dog. Third. Mildred Dause. kittens in Thc first meeting of the Woman’s a small cfadle. The boys winning— Literary Club was held Wednesday, First. Hubert Decker riding his at the Masonic temple. A luncheon shetland pony. Second. Charles Lywas served at one o'clock. Mrs. W. A. kins who represented Daniel Boone. Vance, chairman ot the programj who- had hte hound pup and gun. committee, presided. The following Third. Homer Snow, hte goat hitched program was given: Roll call; va- to a wagon. The judges were. Mrs cation echos; music, instrumental J Clyde Brown. Mra. George Williams Mrs. J. Robert Smith; greetings by Of route one Nashville and Mr*. |hc president. Kira. Gordon C. Ed-, Viola Hagerman ot Battle Creek. rnonds; toasts to past presidents. MORGAN. Mrs. F. C. Lent*; response. MrsBernard Draper went this Monday Floyd Everts. Thc guest speaker was, Mrs. John York of Bellevue, morning to work for Otto Shultz. Opal Webb of Battle Creek visited and her subject was "Martha’s Sunday and Monday with the home I Vineyard." The piano pupils of Miss Esther folks. Catherine McAdaQW, Maurene and Dull gave a recital Wednesday night Otto Van Sickle, also Mr. and Mrs. at the Evangelical church. Mrs. Clyde Hamilton was hostess Jessie King and Mary Lou were to the Baptist Ladies' Aid on Wed­ Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Van Sickle. nesday afternoon. LyBARKER’S One Cent Sale \ THE FAMOUS Spring Blossoms TOILETRIES Cold Cream.................. 2 for .61 Vanishing Cream........ 2 for .61 face Powder......... “* "* Rouge, Flamev ... 2 for .51 Rouge, Medium.. Rouge, Poppy -.. Lip Stick, Light. . Lip Stick, Dark............. 2 hr .51 Almond & Buttermilk Cream........................ 2- for .51 Brillianline, Liquid ... .2 for .51 laic in glass................. 2 for .51 BUY TWO . FOR THE PRICE' OF ONE PLUS FOR THE HAIR Shampona ....... 2 for .51 Penslar Hair Tonic - .2 for ,76 Ecu Capillaire (Quinine Tonic) 2 for 1.01 Bay Rum, Boralcd, 16 oi. 2 Try a load and you will be pleasantly »urprised at it* superior performance. 19c 15c EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Hour, Food. Coal. Cetn.nt, Limo, Brick, Til. 20c HASTINGS, MICH. Farm Implement. TELEPHONE 2118 Mag-lac Tooth Part*.. .7 Penslar Denial Cream.... Antiseptine Tooth Part*. ■ Antiseptine (Liquid), Pint*.., Boraline Mouth Wash, Pint*. 1 fa .76 Mag-lac Tooth Brush.............1 far ■Bl Penslar Tooth Bfush. Children* TootaBrush THE BABY Colonial Club Hair O.l......... 2 for .51 Colonial Club Boy Rum .... 2 for .51 Spring Blossoms Brilliontine.. -2 for .51 Colonial Club Hair Tonic. . • 2 for .51 FOR CUTS, WOUNDS AND SKIN TROUBLES USEFUL THINGS YOU NEED EVERY DAY Antiseptine Tooth Paste Milk of Magnesia—Pints Aspirin Tablets—100’s Cold Cream—1 pound tins Pure CJ>d Liver Oil—Pints Nelson’s Magnesia Mixture Antiseptine—Pints Hinkle’s Tablets—100’s Colonial Club Shaving Cream Pen-Gesic Ano'ga.lc for Pain Almond & Cucumber Cream Tinctore Iodine, 1 or................ 2 for .26 Mercutochrome Solution . .. .2 for .26 Zinc Oxide Ointment, tubes 2 for .21 Carbolic Salve..................... , .2 for .26 Der-Ma-Mol Salve................. 2 for .51 Boric Acid Ointment 2 for .26 Carbolic Witch Haxel Salve. -2 for .26 FOR YOUR MEDICINE CABINET Not Just Coal! Thousand* who have tried it are demanding Thi* Famous Coal Year after Year. FOR THE TEETH MOUTH AND GUMS for .76 PENSLAR THEATRICAL COLD CREAM ORDER YOUR COAL NOW SH Colonial Club Shaving Cream. Colonial Club Shaving Lotion. Colonial Cub To'c lor Men.. Colonial Club Bay Rum. Colonial Club Lilac V Ecu de Quinine, 16 oi. BUY HEAT a Coal Full of Fire and Low in A*h Use SUPERIOR RED ASH POCAHONTAS. MIN WHO 9HAVI Full Pound Packages Boric Acid, 4 oi Epsom Salls, 8 oz................. Senna Leaves, 1 oz............. Castor Oil, 3 oz................... Camphorated Oil, 2 oz? .. Milk of Magnesia, Pints - . White Liniment . ............ Germicidal Soap ................ Cascora Aromatic................ Eye Bath ............................ Cherry Bark Cough Syrup.. Tread Easy foot Powder . . Cascora Ext. Tablets (100) Nelsons Magnesia Mixture. Soda Mint Tablets (100).. 1 for.21 2 hr .16 2 for .11 2 for GLYCERINS AND ROSE WATER for.26 for.51 for.51 for .26 for .51 for .51 for .51 for .26 for .41 for .61 for .26^ PENSLAR ALMOND A CUCUMM1 CtlAM 2 tor 5|C Tubes 76^ 4 oz. Bottle* 2 fors26^ 2 2 ■2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 CAMPHOR ICE 2 for 16® NELSON'S LAVENDER WATER 5 oz. Bottle* 2 for 51® PERFUME FLACONS Chypre, Jasmine, Orange Blossom QUALITY RUBBER GOODS $1.11 Hol Water Bottle. Capacity £4 2 quarts......................................... 2 for _ | O 2 for 51® 2 for 26c 2'for 51 C 2 for 51c 2 for 76c 2 for $1.01 Baby Cartile Soap......... Nelsons Baby Powder.. Zinc Stearate................ Glycerine Suppositories. Baby Cough Syrup.2 for Boric Acid Powder...................2 for .21 Boric Acid Ointment Aromatic Castor Oil. 2 for 61C 2 for 51 C 2 for 26c 2 for 51 C 2 for 51 C 2 for 51c 2 for 51® Among the SAFEST J Investments Known 1 are first mortgages on home* In a desirable community. Thi* i* the kind of security back of an investment in share* of thi* association. YOU ARE INVITED TO CONSIDER UM GrtmU U, DctraH. Mich. J. L. Mau*, Hutingi, Mich. PENSLAR NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL 2 pint*' for *1.01 Laxative Cold Breaker*.... 2 hr .2* While Pine & Spruce Balsam 2 hr .Il Mineral Agar........................ 2 fa 1.®1 Alkaline Carbonate* Comp. 2 fa .W Hypophosphite* Compound-1 f*r 141 Maltonic.................................. 1 for 141 Fig and Senna Laxative • • ■ I f*r .11 Dynamic Tonic. ... Cold Spot Com R*mov*r... 1 f*r «M Vaporixing Salvo................. 2 f#z .51 VANILLA EXTRACT, PURE 2 oz. bottles 2 for 41® FLEUR Du MIDI TOILETR1IS GERMICIDAL SOAP 2 tor 26<= SHAMPONA COCOANUT OIL SHAM.OO 2 tor SIC STATIONERY OF INDIVIDUALITY PENSLAR MILK OF MAGNESIA Full Pint* fMMVf REMEDIES Saline Laxative.................... 1 fa 4, Buttermilk Cleansing G*am. 2 for Cold Cream............................. 1 fa Face Powder......... Vanishing Cream., Facial Astringent. Talcum.................... MAMAX PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker Hastings, Mich. 4 BIG DAYS—OCT. 10-11 Wednesday-Thursday-Friday-$ Chronic CofuHpcfl 2lor76« GOLDIN. MN ITMtM, COUSH *nt» �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER »■ HU of Harbor -5^7 spent OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION. But* of Michl NOTICES Si lubmillril In III Vhrlher IJ*rry prohibit lt>» M*n o>ieatinc liquor Haatinx*. Michlcan. Srptem- ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. FORECLOSURE. I Jiilntly. maty. M I Ruttan Tp«»In<l nd V.'H NOW. THEREFORE, l.r rlrlu Bunday’school Rally at the church Thurs- wlth Mr. and Mrs. Ellis E. Faulkner.!day evening. A good time is antlciAndrew Eddy of South Dakota pated. and Mrs. Loren Eddy and daughter । regular monthly meeUng of ly Homo Economics Specialists of Long Island are here to visit1 the Delton Community Club starting Michigan State College thelr mother. Mrs. Ludna Eddy, who m for the new year, with newly Bl vear. old nn -Tuesday Sen- !elected offlccra wiu be held Monday evening. September 8. Following a It pays to mind the methods of : oo-operatlve supper at seven o’clock cooking when preparing food to be iGeorge Eddy, entertained with an a business meeting will be held after Included in the menu for their vita- eight i o’clock dinner. Only members which a program will be given with mln or mineral content value, ac- <of the immediate family were pres- Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Flowers, and Mr. cording to home economics exten- i and Mrs. Leon Leonard in charge. slon specialists of Michigan State ' John Miles u attending Hope Col­ Mr. and Mrs. Allen ’Firry of Litch­ College. jlege at Holland. field spent thc past week with thelr Some ways of cooking savvjhq ‘Mr, and Mrs. Harry Wertinan parents, Mr. and Mra. Wade Town. minerals and vitamins in vegetaBles. vu(tC4 jjf. and” Mra. Milton Nobles Miss Goldie Town 6f camp Custer wjiile other methods will partially at Grandville Sunday. also spent Tuesday evening at home. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Williams and or completely destroy the nutrition-, r>r al value of the foodstuffs. sWnL'ln COUP1C Mr. and Mrs. D’site Williams and • days in Detroit. Mineral salts In vegetables are not | jjccaU5(. oI ralny weather only m family were Suhday guests of Mr. destroyed by heat, but they are i few ventured out Wednesday eve- and Mrs. Roger Williams. Mrs. Bertha Adams picked several readlly soluble in water. If toojnWg to the Hau to organize a comlarge red raspberiiiuvii water is much io used uocu when wiicu I.WAU., cooking , munity munity singing r class. iam. a A partial or- bunches of pice mi*,. OBDEB JOB PUBLICATION, these particular vegetables and then | ganizatlon was arranged subject to Ties from her patch this week. the cooking water 13 discarded, val- I approval of tlie community Club | Mrs. Mary Shedd. Mra. Mabie uable food material is thrown away. | at jU next meeting. Another meet- Town and two daughters were KalCalcium, the important bone-build- | ing wm held next Wednesday amazoo shoppers Saturday. Ing mineral. ’ itnd iron, the blood night at Uie hall to complete Uie Wedding bells have been ringing builder, will dissolve In this man- LrrBngements and It is hoped more in Delton again, congratulations to n.cr.’. Uie reason food ape- wm he present. Mr. Cecil Bamuin Uie newlyweds who are spending clalLsts advise cooking vegetables in i wa3 ejected as director, and he apthelr honeymoc* on a trip to the r, v.rv . nlM ... „ his assistant: ------- ...--------- Century of Progress. very iitti. little wnf.r water nnH and uCTin. serving »h. the po| j . as ,D. Miles liquid with them In a sauce or Other officers elected were; Mra. Mrs. Libbie Vegenfus and two sons gravy. Charles Kahler. President; Max of Auburn. Ind., were guests of Mr. The hot pack method is best for Reynolds, Secretary and treasurer; and Mrs. Byron Titus Saturday and canning vegetables and most fruits Mra. Henry Carpenter, Mrs. Clif­ Sunday guests in the Titus home so as to save the minerals by filling ford Kahler and Mra. Harry Wert­ were. Mr. aqd Mrs. Richard Erskine the cans with the liquid in which man as pianists. and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Dehart A cordial invitation Is extended to Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ives Saving vitamins Is more compli­ everyone Interested in Sunday of Battle creek. Mr. and Mrs. will cated. No two behaVe exactly alike School work to attend the Sunday Erskine and daughter and son of Sawhen they meet a combination of water, heat, and air. as in cooking and canning. Water dissolves some, while heat, that Is long continued heat, has a bad effect on several, Mildred Smith. Reel.ter ot Probat*. and oxygen in the air destroys still others. Vitamin A isn’t seriously affected by the cooking process, but both vitamins b. and C are destroyed by heat and Oxidation and are easily dissolved In water. Short, quick cooking at thc boiling point or Just below Is advised by specialists to save as much of these vitamins as possible. The rule of cooking vege­ t Health ■hall In tables until Just tender—no longer. Is good for saving vitamins. Vitamin C is so easily destroyed by cooking, that the experts advise eating some vegetables or fruits raw daily. In winter, when the supply of fresh vegetables Is not so plenti­ ful. canned tomatoes wUl solve the problem of getting sufficient vita­ min C in the diet, because they will । provide it whether raw, cooked, or canned. Because tomatoes contain acid, they hold most of thelr vita­ min C during both cooking and can­ ning. Homemakers' Corner Order COAL to Fill Your Bin! HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY PHONE 2515 HASTINGS FRANK'SAGE monica. Roy Perry of Lansing, Mr. Mr. and Mra. Jake Walker of Has­ and Mrs. Jake Hoffman of Barney tings were callers at Earl Gier's Sat­ Mills. and Mr. nnd Mra. Roy McBain urday. Mrs. Hasel Novlikey and Mra. EIlA | Delton. Catteof Freeport spent Sunday aft4; SOUTHEAST HIVING. cmoon with Mrs. Sam Eckert. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Troyer- of Grand Mr. and Mrs. Gus Jernberg of Rapids were Bunday guests of Mr. Lansing spent Saturday night and and Mrs. Ray Wieland nnd family. Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Arthur Miss Norma Lightfoot of Free­ Moors and family. port spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mra. O. L. Lightfoot. Jack Garner makes a statement Mr. and Mra. Morris Eckert and in support of the Roosevelt policies. daughters of Grand Rapids called **e Hc »a is m>vc alive uu and weu. well, snu and wc we c can on Sam Eckert Saturday afternoon.’now worry about something else. afC.THOMAS STORES O. H. Bridal. 128 WEST STATE STREET, HASTINGS CHANCEBT NOTICE. Ia in rr NOTICE OF RALE MU,,llr f»n LEGAL NOTICE. TREASURY DEPARTMENT CHANCERY NOTICE. Kthfl Jd Eliry. Plalullff. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY, r upon proof ■ •(dent of lot Of Mirhippoaranea RV8SELL R SlrPFEK. it Juilcr. PUIntllT. Clerk of Btid Court. OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. A. r>. 19.14. ALL SET for a Winter of Clean, Healthy Heat The picture above tells aa pleasant a story as can be found. You see Mr. and Mrs. Citizen happily gazing upon their filled-up coal bin. That means a Winter of clean, economical and healthy heat. You, too, ought to fill your coal bin now. Prices are down—but they're bound to go up. Phone us today for your next Win­ ter’s supply of coal. Juat Ttltphone 2257. OBDEB FOB. PUBLICATION. SOUTH BOWNE. Will Mishler, wife and Gwendolyn were Sunday guests at John Thaler’s in Campbell township. James Shaeffers moved into Mrs. | Cora Gardner's farm house Satur| day. , Mr. and Mra. Ray Aubll and family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Cosgrlff and | Fred DeClalr of South Boston were Sunday visitors kt Mrs. Jennie Pardee’s. C. Van Patten's were in Hastings Saturday. Alden Eash was home from M. 8. C. Sunday. F. L. Walton and H. A- Cramer were in Grand Rapids on business Friday. Mr. Cramer remained until Sunday the guest of hte daughters. Chas. Fisher nnd Robert Norberg of Grand Rapids spent several days the past week with Adrian and Nicholas. Cramer. Mr. and Mra. Will Mishler and Gwem^ilyn accompanied by Edith Cramer were Hastings shoppers Sat­ urday afternoon. Mrs, Frank Walton was a Sunday guest at the liome of her brother, Will Dipp, and family south of Free­ port. Mra. Jennie Pardee and Miss Eleanor Miller attended the chick- j en supper at Bowne Center Thurs­ day evening. Mrs. F. L. Walton called on Mra. Emma Anderson of Freeport Sun­ day afternoon. Mrs. Sarah Bucher accompanied her granddaughter. Mrs. J. Poortvlelt, and husband to Grand Rapids Sunday after having spent the past two months with her daughter. Mra. H- A. Cramer. Mrs Bucher will visit in Grand Rapids until Friday then return to the home of Mrs. Cramer nnd will then return to her home in Elkhart, Indiana, on Sunday. Congratulations to Clare Eash and bride cnee Beryl Heller) of Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Wolcott of Charlotte were Sunday visitors at the A. T. Eash home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walton were in Hastings Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Wibert of Has­ tings called al the F. L. Walton home Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Blough at­ tended the Emmanual Custer auc­ tion sale near Clarksville Saturday. Lansing visited their aunt. Mra. Minnie Bouck. Thursday. Mrs. Vanessa Lobdell and daugh­ ter Helen, called at W. H. Pardee’s Wednesday. Mrs. Beryl Eash spent Sunday with the Eash family. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Eash and Clare went to Shlpshewanee, Indiana, Sat­ urday to attend the sale of thelr brother, Lev; Eash, deceased, and visited at tlie Claude Spruer home while there. Mr. and Mrs. F. L- Walton called at the Harve Blough home near Welcome Corners Saturday evening. DELTON. Mr. and Mra- Henry Carpenter and father, 8. J. Carpenter, of Swanton. Ohio, spent from Sunday until Tuesday with relatives tn Manton and Traverse City. They were also accom]xnlcd by Mr. nnd Mrs. Jay Wilkinson as far as Cadil­ lac. who spent the lime there with their son. Floyd Wilkinson, and family. j Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hazen of Kal­ amazoo are making improvements on their housodn Delton preparatory to moving hero, for the winter. <,1111 th Brothers Vclte & Company rhea* Z357 Hastings, Mich. MiMrrt talik. Bolster of Probata. and Mn. Charles Harrington mo­ tored to Hillman in the northern part of the lower peninsula, Satur­ day night, returning Monday night. Mlu Vivian Lane and Victor Lane SAUER KRAUT PURE AND CLEAN f\C NO. 2J CAN-..... Makes a Delicious Dish With German Wieners— I I ! JL J VERYDAY throughout the entire month thousands of high grade foodstuffs from all corners of the world—(carefully chosen— Nationally known and Popular brands) — await your selection. Tremend­ ous and complete stocks at C. Thomas Stores make food shopping a pleasure. Food buying during "Food Val­ ue Month” means greater valudk and dollars saved. DON’T MISS IT ! E Quality SUGAR 10 LBS. FINE GRANULATED 52c FOODS KARO SYRUP Blue Label 3 Lb. Can I 9c HERSHEY'S COCOA I Lb. Box 2 for 25c LARD 2 PURE RENDERED ibs. OLEO The Most Popular Purity Brand CHEESE Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese Lb. 10c Lb. 17c P’NUT BUTTER I NAVY BEANS RICE JELLO 25 JELLO NEW RICH FLAVOR U' 23C Michigan CHP. Fancy Blue Rose Lb. 5c Lb. 6c MACARONI elSawgK .A 7 POST’S • Bran Flake* RALSTON CEREAL Tom Mix Ring Prizes Pkg. 23c EVAPORATED MILK Dairy Belt 3 Tall Cans 1 7c >.10 QUICK QUAKER c- 5‘ TOMATO SOUP FRANCO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI PUMPKIN PUMPKIN PIE SPICE No. 2 CAN 3 Cans 25c- 3 FOR OATS 2 Fko 18 _UI TOE DETAILS 25C 2 Oz. Package 7 c DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE No. 2 Can 14° A Delight for Break- CLEAN QUICK SOAP FLAKES 5 n». 27c THOMAS SPECIAL CAMAY SOAP 5c IVORY FLAKES, Lge. 24c AMERICAN .FAMILY SOAP 10 Bars 55c FOOD k MONTH ly Past Gaining In A < c Popularity. Lb. C I POTATOES I Ec Home Grown 15-Lb. Peck Wife COFFEE JL SALADA TEA BAGS . j gc ■ FISTS Look tor these Large Red Window Banners at C. Thomas Stores! ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO MICHIGAN 3 PER CENT BALES TAX Wesson 24c Oil , Quun 45c � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-10-10.pdf 90950491a961a9d61e441024e7730f37 PDF Text Text SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 10,1934 12 PAGES Set for Cinderella at Cen­ EDUCATIONAL FEA­ I IWLFNM81 Stage tral Auditorium Friday—Mati­ TURES AT GIMPS WITH NO REGRETS nee and Evening Performance SOON WE ARE ON THAT MYSTERIOUS RIVER— THE GULF STREAM WHICH STARTS IN THE And inn JLU . faew- —.~..o ...V taao. Oast St Of Florida at 85 I BARRY COUNTY DEN- 3 HE DATES ANNOUNCED October IS, 19, 20 II PROPERTY OWNERS , TAL SOCIETY MEETS BRI Clarence Simpson of St. \ MAY MAKE LOANS Dr.Louis, Mo., Was Princi­ !pR0VISI0N8 OF NEW NA- pal Speaker W. K. KELLOGG FOUNDA­ TION GIVES AID TO CHILDREN ....y-flve members of the Barry Plans are now being completed for TlnMiT wnrinmn T AW LJZSSt the thlrlenth annual Ag-HE ExpoTIONAL HOUSING LAW |and Eatoi Eaton Dental Society held an । all day meeting at Nashville on altlon to be held October 18. 10 and EXPLAINED Tuesday, with a fine program. , 20. The white school building is I 1 Dr. clarence Simpson of St. Louis, being prepared and decorated for n , ICCTinue Akin 5UOUICDC Newsstand, provided, the largest exposition yet held. The QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS M°the speaker who came un,STUDENT TEACHERS that Cinderella draws r-nn>a n-r*<«-fn manager for the 1934 show will be riUC IkJCHDUATinU , r tn® •U8Plce8 °f the W. K. KelS,IC comes out after the! FROM STATE NORMALS Howard Ferris. I GIVE INrUnMATIUN logg Foundation. Dr. Simpson's act do very thing. ------------Several added feature* will be a „„ . general theme concerned the value . . . that the first act ,is 1 ■■ ■ several features will be tnemc claimed Civic Player, to Put on Colorful Phy Ticket! on Sale at Cordei Newutand The Channing characters of the I Cordes Cinderella will jcounefamous fairy story of ‘L—. riu,.Inamc come to life when the curtain r‘-«'5 sccond ‘on the colorful acene that Civic K .u Construction at aPine rul)C|J Players Jiaoc have jnipeicu prepared awi for waa.u their van.one OI <M 'me ’ mOSt coion in me civic vw(,o»a aaoavaa Work w aaav <-H ... club exhibit and Beta L.,.-Betal patrons, young and old. Every aeat|Playera have everproduced. It de-, and Clear Lakes Will "£J£d ^pjS^tel? 83WD0 Money Must Be Ueed lor Bo. a x-w dental should tab beHetaken «au . that X-rav in olctures PalF °r ImProvement of from one side alone as so many den- HOir. OHASS *. OSBOM 1 BB BPKAUS AMD HOMOS QUEST WONDERFUL PROGRAM FOR THE COMING YEJ Low Price of |2.00 for Seven Meetings « u in the spacious auditorium will be ptft* Cinderella's kitchen and much ’ A^fXSm a .7 Owner’s Home tlst* do. Such pictures Such often pictures mean often mean Day I filled with enthusiastic Children at of the quaint old utensils and fur-1 Improve Facilities I *JJ? *£%£££ Xhr io" the Again we tall attention to the prevention prevent ion of of serious serious dental dental Along around foti? o'clock in thfl 3 00 In the afternoon of Oct. 12 and niture have been loaned by the Pubw K. Keiio„ Foundation is cSitrri Sltorlum " J Not num, ot our render, m,, unnot w Uie splendid program of the Hastings 1./, Havana ___ ......................................... . . ; »uuitunuiii. r derstand about the National Hous- Slides were shown Illustrating his afternoon we left and■ a* th«. r*.M>rvatinnh tnr rvmlns oerfor- lie MllMUnicf Grand Raolds far ns I was personally concerned. ing Act the purpose of which U to talks which were very Instructive glns Oct. 15 and ends next April. the afternoon performance a great | cellent offerings to those who be- their winter camps. These will be er-t________________________ We are sure we are well within extend loans to those wishing to and helpful. ■ n nr*smr*nrt especially around Havana, was deal of interest is being manifested Heve in lite finer type of plays and' conducted thjs year for • period <?f. ■ repair or improve their homes. Ar-I In November the meeting will be I U ULlUIlLDC tings Brotherhood has never before seething with trouble and revolu­ in the "drawing" for Cinderella'sLpntertalnmcnt carefully and jralns-:twelve weeks each. The Foundation I rangemcnls hare been made with' In Bellevue, .ItaMta have 1 taklnalv done It la a nvMt avwthv . . . . | | i ll ' i il I pigeons. These pets have , takingly done. is a most worthy,. rran ' ~ „ trained had a- better yearly program and tion. What will be the final out­ such bantu as have entered Into the, ' ' “• her constant companions dur- movement and should receive the ,. .u .«« come of It all Is hard to predict. been organization, by means of which iing -a.. the last few months and they* h.aHv aurmnrt nt nil student, teachers from the Michlhearty support of all. Most anything may happen it would such loans can be extended, where ■ran Rraln rvJIntfn at Vr\will be given away to the lucky boy ! The giatlnee starts at 3;00 prompt­ gan State Teachers' College Yp­ This program will begin next seem. all the requirements are met. The; Monday night with Hon. Chase To the ordinary observer, an ocean er girl who purchased a ticket to the ly and tire curtain rises on the eve- silanti to carry on their work at the plan calls for monthly payments on i seems but an Immense body of wa­ mating and who wrote his or her nlng performance at exactly 8:15. Clear lake camp. In addition tijere , the loans made; that the person ap- I igan. author, editor, traveller and ter practically at rest only as it is name upon the ticket when ex- The Hastings Masonic Orchestra will will be four teacher-counselors which METHODIST WOMEN WORK P'^ng musthave an income five' will make it possible for the camp to platform speaker, who will give the churned by waves or stirred up by changing it for a reserved seal at furnish the music. TOGETHER IN HELPFUL I “times the amount of the annual [ be uwd as a sort of proving ground great tempests. But the ocean..os payment. He must also have a good „„„„„„ for new ideas In educational and the land, is in constant motion, and reputation, good credit and charac-. LUNCHEON QUESTS AT unique personality. He has a brUENTERPRISES WOLVERINE BEAGLE health programs, which the Foundsi through It runs great rivers, just tlon will try out at this camp before j DAMP MTANNIWA, quent and fluent speakers and haa a* rivers flow through the land. It CLUB FIELD TRIALS putting them into general practice. r $35,212.08 IN _ the ability to put across tn clear, wasn't long before we struck that '_________________________ and answers sent out by the Federal_I___________________ CLEAR LAKE Instead of being* primarily a win­ understandable language what be great river, known as the Gulf Housing Administration at WashingLAST 26 YEARS Washing-I Two Contests Completed on ter health camp, as it has been dur-1 Stream. It starts tn the Gulf of ** ton will do better than we possiblyii IQTCM TA AnADCQC Ing the past two years, the Clear! alone will be worth the price of a Mexico. fr6m which It receives Its Tuesday—Large Number Shows What Oo-operative °° uld ln « ‘ v >n< our readers the J y. Ayr pt??. lake camp will be more of a school Brotherhood ticket. He is a keen name, posses through the channel . , , necessary Information about how ; --------------------------------, theBY DEAN DAVENPORT thinker and analyzer; of Entries a man ot vis­ to the south of Florida, turns north CAPACITY AUDIENCE IN camp, where the children will hare Effort in Good Cause loans loans can can be be obtained. obtained. . । the opportunity to continue their Competition in the 13-inch derby ion. courage and versatility. This and east in a course practically I ’i. who maY apply? Any prop-; Tour Was Through Southern CENTRAL AUDITORIUM Can Accomplish regular class work and keep abreast class was the first event on the parallel to our eastern shore, on up ' 'erty owner. Individual, partnership1 w. ranHlmu urt Uie notion Unit . of their classmates in their home schedule at the annual Wolverine and Southwestern Part past Cape Hatteras. where it shoots ■ FRIDAY NIGHT with a regular income; schools. The subject* of reading, ■we annotdo very mueS w.-.rd pro- or corporation comnu,,^ off towards New Foundland. after Beagle Club field trials being held taino™ | of the County writing, arithmetic, geography and , which It slows down and cannot be here this week and trials in the 13°u>er Io b.7 *p<taor ill " ‘ ' 1 The commend.1. dub nude Utelr history will be taught as well as irwtalyklu.lly. i Clntatancn m.) » Jtaw traced as a distinct course and prac­ inch all ngc dog ctoos followed on VARIOUS ACTS WERE neceu.ryu.be, detataWUien-c^ th h handicraft, art. manual training and be i such that there is not much that nancial Institution consulted next Monday night It will be a Tuesday and were completed. Ar­ tically loses Itself in the great sea. ' i Institution consulted. al,rt „r th. VERY WELL PRESENTED other subject* which are giren in ।an individual can accomplish. But nancial The Gulf Stream ha* a width of thur Wlllitts was the only local 3 tq WHOM DO I APPLY? Tb and southwestern part of the county privilege which everyone should imregular schools will be taught at the when < at the end of the second day several miles and along our eastern owner 1 it comes to co-operatire effort any jjatjOna| Bank. State Bank or yesterday forenoon, the cars leaving ________ coast has_a________ distinct channel. Around to have a dog win a place, his Fello Espedally Amusing Were the camp At the same time the health for a good cause that is a different fyust Company. Savings Bank. In­ Hastings at a little after nine Wlnrlzl.. it it travels a, program, recreational features and ।matter By working together, espe-' dustrlai Bank. BulldlM and Loan o'clock. It was a delightful trip and at DePauw University on the night Florida at —a rate of AC 85 ’ being reserve in the 13-inch all age Barry Co. Fair of 1900 d°ne W,\hMrt, 'A-ocUtiom « £nar£ concluded at Camp Kltannlwa. Clear other phases ot camp life will be C < ^‘y miles a day. or nearly three miles d*“and African Pygmies an . hour. Considering its length. I Results of the first two classes continued as they have been In the । Purpo“ contributing approVKj by Federal Housing lake, where the members and their Ungs because he appreciates his breadth, and the speed of It* flow. | were: 13-inch derby—First. ShawCentral auditorium was packed to past. de^ Can BC'1 Administration; or to a contractor or County Health Unit. Last week the first camp started । It can readily be seen that it Is a anoo Flossie, owned by Mack capacity on Friday evening for the Dean Eugene Davenport gave a whlch Barry county has Possibly nothing locally would 11- jI APPLY stream of considerable size. [ Schimmell of Dearborn; second. twelfth annual Spotlight participat­ at Clear lake wl’h fifty children. always what we have in mind betplL “Ex? | timely talk on the dlfllcultles of the stood by him whenever he was a I am told that while you are on Whittaker's Belle, owned by Charles ed ... .... four High school classes. They came from the following lustrste in by the ter than the record of the Methodist ^on’wwr’ So^’^ lmn^re' farmer. candidate for office. Hw church the Gulf Stream the temperature i W. Whittaker of Custer; third, Lit-j post-graduates and faculty, the gen­ places: Battle Creek 10; Allegan i Aid of this city. This Aid had J*® ts more moderate, and perhaps I tie Man. owned by Jack Kennedy of I end theme being "The Eyes and county 10; 8 each from Barry, Van LadlH' Among these dlfllcultles is the auditorium ought to be packed to ; Buren. Eaton, and six from Hills- (uwk "a* ^rt^w^Rlren^ there's a reason. Between the Gulf | Detroit; fourth. Bishop’s Chimes. Ears of the World." |Connectlon w,th 1101 more than flve drouth. He declared that this is the hear Mr. Osborn. fourth year of drouth. No one except Stream and the American shore owned by Beryl Bishop of Lansing: It will be a wonderful privilege The program as given In last dale. Mrs. Grace Lobdell Is again ■ hu prO!*rllr’ unksj by the the Almighty knows just how long the members of the Brotherhood । there Is another current coming , reserve. Gray's Solitary, owned by E, week's paper was followed, each tn charge of the winter camp al STeS^ Kt “aicl^Vmiir I DlnJ from the north, perhaps from theI I*- Gray of Indianapolis, Ind. it will continue. This had brought and their friends will hare on Um । number being enthusiastically, re­ Clear lake. much distress in the middle west. night of Monday. November The fifty boys and girls In this । 10, great fields of ice. The water here Besides Wlilitts* Fello. winners in ceived. S, to IK». when th. dtata I * He said that dry weather is not the when Dean W. W. Whitehouse, of is said to be 20 or 30 degrees colder i the 13-lnch all age dog class were: “A Toy Shop" was the presenta­ camp were chosen for the twelve only harmful tiling about drouths. than the water in the Gulf Stream.’ First. Kingsbury's Warrior, owned tion of the Freshman class, the stu­ weeks' period by welfare agencies in ta mta to bbM . dltab. i Naturally the captains of all ves- ,by F. G. Klngsbuj-y of Lansing; sec- dents representing mechanical dolls their respective communities, and this Ladies' Aid was functioning in a tendthg from 37 months to five years Usually In dry seasons there are apt to be terrific downpours of rain has a wide reputation as a spe< sels coming up from the south chart ond, Bishop's Rambler, owned by from । various countries. Special at the suggestion of teacher nurses prefunctory manner. Possibly 5200 (Continued on page eight) In restricted areas which do a lot । 5300 a year would cover their con­ (Continued on page three) (Continued on page flvei I Archie Russell of Highland Park; numbers were given by Ellen White. connected with the Foundation. The or of damage. Michigan has suffered | third, Hard Times Little Jake. Charles Smelker. Junior Leonard, (Continued on page rtx) |tribution, to the work of the church. After itlwas determined to build a from the drouth, but it is probable SHOULD ADOPT owned by George Hall of Detroit;' Metha Stanton and Victor Bslsito LOCAL BANKS MAKE DISTRIBUTES DE­ CDI earnin'ctJAis/iai/v lfourth' BUh°P’ BU,y. 0Kned bI| An imitation of the Barry County that more actual.damage will be POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. new chtfch, it was evident that the ONE AMENDMENT done by cloudbursts in small areas. OrLtmUIU onUWINU Beryl Bishop of Lansing Fair of 1900 created a lot of fun for Ladles' Aid would have to get under LINQUENT TAXES These will destroy fertile lands by quite a little of the burden and they I Kc®ne8t Interest has been ex- the audience. The Sophomores had responded magnificently. The record Proposal No. 1 on Ballot Will erosion. He stated that tye northern County Treasurer Man* ColAnalysis snows u I Vc Of the pressed in the 2-couple puck stakes I put considerable thought and effort Hahn, ’_ A belnir oventa limit of the gulf of Mexico used to shows, that from October 1. 1908 to being run run WednesdayWednesday mnnilmr morning and and iron into mnUno making the setting and events Refer to Election of Country ’sn.Deposits Are lected >0,055.85 Durinf in the show, for which 40 entries! true to that period. In the leading | October 1. 1934. a total of 535.212.08 Judges Insured have been made. The show is being | roles were Billy Gladstone. Junior i Illinois. The Mississippi river is was raised by this organization. The September record by years follows. Each year Reid Furrow. Stephen The Banner has taken strong responsible for the enormous area of The Hastings City Bank was asked held at the Parker hotel and opens {Walton. County Treasurer Maus o<t Oc­ the date is put down as October 1. ground in opposition to the gas tax land known u the Mississippi Val- tober 2 made a distribution of tlM to make an analysis of its deposit at 8 P. M . according to Don Bar-1 Johnson and Marshall Cook. Jr., This means the report covered the amendment. also the weight tax >ey. The gilt brought down from ---------------by - the government insur- "It of Howell, secretary of the Bea- !The special acts included a wedding, accounts delinquent taxes which he had col­ the. northern regions, the Rocky Ilo year ending on that date. Below are amendment, to be submitted at the i the.northern ance agency which insures them )8Ip club u parachute drop, old square lected during the month of Septem­ the figures: • jand Allegheny mountains, built up November election. .and The agency wished to know what Thp trials will last all th<\ rest ot dances. Indian medicine man and ber. A UXal of M.065 65 wore distribpercentage of it* depositors would Ithto week Bnd lhos* *'libln8 1® sec! other features of the 1900 fair, However we would be very sorry I (Continued on page six) Oct. 1. 1909 5 574.40 uted. The amount* going to UM aj— ---------------Oct. 1. 1910 1597.81 to have another amendment that la to I ----------------- ' ■ be e..u~ fully — protected — under the 85.000some of the events should be al the| Winona Brooks. Robert Oorkin, various taxing units is as follows: Oct. 1. 1911 , 3,968.59 deposit guarantee, which is now in fairground > little before 7 A. M . Homer Yecklcy and Robert Phillips be submitted, voted down—and that' FORTY-EIGHT IN­ Distribution of delinquent tev for (Continued on page six) is to make the selection of judges * •Beet in banks which have this in­ when the dogs are brought out and represented the senior class in an FRESHMAN COLLEGE the. month of September, 1904. । Irish portrayal "Londonderry." Epeentirely non-partlson in this stale. surance. It is quite, surprising to taken to the fields for the trials. City ot Hastings 5M010 How many men and dogs will be,dally interesting and colorful was know that the Investigation and re­ Tills amendment if adopted will, we RURAL CARRIERS WILL Village Freeport 53.00 believe, secure better enforcement of Opened port made to th6 government insur­ in Hastings dqying Die week for the; the Irish dancing. This was fol­ Monday Morning Village of Jf Nashville204*0 MEET SATURDAY NIGHT the laws and will also attract the ance agency showed that the de­ field trials cannot be known (intil lowed by an act by the post graduWith Teachers From W. best talent for such positions. This posits of 99 1-2 per cent of the de­ the events are ail over. Entries in *ies. "Down Among the sugar THEODORE S. K. REID. Total positors of the Hastings City Bank each class are open until the draw- Cane," Gerald Stanton. Lynn Ferry, To you. the voters of Barry coun­ Will Elect Officers—Meeting amendment la sponsored by the B. T. 0. in Charge were fully protected as to their de­ Ings are made for the competition William Fox. Margaret Densmore, ty: I truly want to thank you for non-partisan judiciary committee of To Be Farewell to OariMichigan, composed of 800 members, Forty-^ght are enrolled in the Maple Grove nearby Geraldine Isenhath. Bettie Reickord your patience,—confidence and co­ posits by the 15.000 guarantee limit and many owners from Freshman College which opened in Castleton .... We presume this would be true of towns' are not registered until Just and Vera Jacobson participating, representing every county in the the High school on Monday morn­ operation during my present tenure rier George Scott Woodland .. state. , practically all banks in smaller cit­ before the event in which they are I Radio City Music Hall Revue was of office. And I can truthfully say. ing. Teachers assigned to Hastings Johnatown .. The rural carriers of this county | the Junior class offering, tap danc- “It has been a real pleasure to serve ies and towns In Mlchlgab and interested Is run off. M-l» “The primary purpose of the Baltimore >« The field trials were brought to ing and an African Pygmy Village you. the people of. Barry county, In will hold their annual meeting at amendment." says Walter Meek, De­ probably other states as well. In too. which sponsors the college here. Legion hall In this city next Satur­ large centers like Chicago. Detroit. Hastings through the effort* of the being the specialties. The pygmies and from your office." troit attorney and secretary of the Dr. William Halnon is the college Hastings .... '• day night. The Women's Auxiliary ( New York, Phlladephla, eld. die Barry County Rod and Gun Club, j were novel and different from the I have served you all alike, with of their organization will mfc^l at the committee, “Istto Rive the people of dean and will teach mathematics Carlton 30101 Barry number whose deposits would not be Representatives of tiu? beagle club j usual run ot amateur productions, honesty, economy, courtesy and with same time. Both will elect officers!,• Michigan an opportunity to vote for and psychology. Other teachers are fully covered by the 55.000 guarantee came here last-spring to look the'Pygmies were Betty Oooper. Ruth they want as their Judges, Mias Mary Elizabeth Veery. teaching ------ >the best of my ability. I have in the for the ensuing year. Dinner is to the men rQ.„, _lv Illrt„ the McLaughlin. Donna Myers. Helen for every depositor will naturally be ground over. They _•—declared :—-•-••. ——'•a—-*.------------------------------Helen 1)<ul Rhall in the future, welregardless of party label. Judges literature and riietorio; Ebin Bebaly, Rutland ^•m-^eetlnB^t^dav idKh^wUI lbould ** for their IndividIrvine •nich higher. The average for the cover to be very fine and voted to -Keeler, Phyllis Long and Norma i come your constructive criticism as history and German; Miss Vila Prairieville .... gbhole country is said to show that come to Hastings at a meeting in -Jacobson. Florence Westerlind. Jean'to service rendered from this office. Eberhardt, rhetoric and biology. A Orangeville .... । Arndt. Kathlyn Merriam. Hazel if you are pleased with my record 07 per cent of all the depositors in l4k‘uln« teacher for Spanish and history will Yankee Springs from asfar .away as ..In- | caukin, Jean Brower. Rexine Down- as as your your uouniy County »;iers. Clerk Ii oeucvc believe that banks in the United Stales are now .. owners ,, , J — -----. — mav come later. -Manannllc Ind., Ind an, . . . are here tnr for tha the ' , mg __ andi _______ Margret Barnett were tap. j am deserving of. your support. for Thornappb fully protected with the 55,000 limit dianapolls, lon is fast coming to recognize this For the vocational and home eco­ October 1 after having made a fine trlal* ; dancers, their act calling for an re-election and I trust tfiat you will amendment as a step forward In in­ nomics classes. 110 havi enrolled. record as a carrier. *** -------enc6re. I give it. Total ..:................................ 53MT0B The showing made by the local rsuring the Independence of our 19 for sewing. 13 for cooking, and bank proves that the banks of this ~~ ” |1 closing the program was a one Even so, let me again pledge you. courts from political party influ­ most of the others asking for var­ General Fund IIJ1LM country are now safe places for the I ence. Judges should be responsible Covert Rd. Redemption .... 27050 act En<llsh mystery drama. "The,the people of Barry county, * full ious divisions of commercial work. _________________________________ J Idol's Eye." splendidly given by Har- measure of sincere, honest, eoonomldeposit of money. to all state, not • . •. ri • C* . an the Uie citizens of the tl Mrs. Doris Eckert Deming of Free­ State Tax Fund .......... 5MJ0 iold Logan, Albert Becker. Fred Jones lCal and accommodating service, well u> any political group/ port has been named as clerk of all The member.hlp drive JOSEPH DOYLE._ land Verrol Conklin, *11 members of .rendered. This in exchange for v. annuel m. ' Petitions bearing th “»«• of’ Tout for month ot Sept. . MAMAS GERALD CRAPO DIED AT the PERA and ERA project* here in Joseph Doyle has decided to quit j the faculty. |your confidence—and it shall not be the local camp Fire afcupe -Hl gel connection with the schools. HOSPITAL FRIDAY A. M. farming so will have an auction: Credit for the success of the betrayed. under way Thursday morning When Secretary of State, It is expected that the nursery sale at his farm 6 1-2 miles north !Spotlight should be given to Albert!—Adv. Theodore 8 -K Reid, a group of Camp Fire girls will give ^7®“nend' before school, will open Monday. morning, Was One of Two Men Injured and one mile east of the monument.: Becker, general chairman, and his ----------------- <-•-♦----------------a play at the Central school audi- ZS the Noye'P’ under the direction of Miss Helen This will be an afternoon sale with I assisting committees, also the or- ir QHPCRUIQHDQ PAN torlum at 10:15 o'clock for the puJ?...!1 wlU be propo«*l No. When County Truck Lynn, school nurse. Mias Ann BurHenry Flannery as the auctioneer..chestra directed by Wesley Logan, Ir ourcnviouno Uftn p 113 of the fourth, fifth and sixth 1 °n Ulc Dalloti cows, 27 hogs, hpg&Jand all who assisted with the var*«▼ -rur-v aiiaiiv -rn Tipper Over Mr. Doyle offers 7 cows. 1 ACT THEY OUGHT TO TEACHERS OPPOSE THE ESS. "AROUND THE WORLD” Gerald Crapo, age 28. who was in­ poultry, lot of good farm tools, large lous acts. layed a abort time. Assistants are jured Friday evening. September 28, quantity of grain and feed, and GAS TAX AMENDMENT ^Beer Joints in Resort Places SUPPER OCTOBER 25 Miss Veda Scudder and Mias Belva os mentioned "last week, died at other articles See the adv. on an­ TWENTY-EIGHT Riley, who'will carry on the work. Ought to Be other page for full particulars. Pennock hospital Friday morning. There is a good enrollment for this It Would Out <8,000.000 GROUPS ORGANIZED Curbed 1. A. 8. PU». nursqry school which is also an From Bute Aid to Our C.KOKGE RANSOM. remembered that he was one of Novel Event at Uhuroh I If there Is any way for the super- Bearers Club, a girl must complete, ERA project. Having more stock than he wishes "Oo-operative Schools Project” 10 visor* of this county to deal with all the various phases of Camp Fire o Approval for Uw recreational the county trucks in Barrytown- to feed George Ransom will have an work. Parlors jbeer joint* in the townships, which classes and funds for their malntere are glad io notice Subject Chosen for Exship when it tipped over. He suffered auction sale on his farm. 5 1-2 miles I keep open until the early hours of Thursday afternoon all the girls' The date for the “Around the Item in me fifth district rMlIM, a broken femur bone and internal southwest of Hastings on M-43 and UMion Work . ___ _wt _____ di nuaht tn Um dauaM the __ morning, believe _______ the board will unite in a hike to the fish I World" supper, which wa* post­ io that work will be held up for injuries. The funeral was held Bun­ the first farm west. Henry Flannery Local leaders of the Barry County ought t$> prevent some of the harm hatchery where they will enjoy a poned several weeks ago. has been day afternoon at four o'clock at the will cry this sale, offering cattle, Home Economics groups met at the which such -• picnic supper followed by games and set for Thursday evening. October places are doing. Walldorff funeral borne, conducted hogs and sheep. Read full particulars We have mentioned many times, songs. The picnic will be In the 25, at the Methodist social rooms. PAST MATRONS' DIN­ court house in Hastings. Tuesday by Rev w. Mayion Jones, pastor of elsewhere in this issue of -the BanGaily dedorated booths repreaentNER AND RECEP1 and Wednesday, October 9 and 10, that the sale of liquor as now car­ form of a regatta a* each group will the M. E. church. Burial was near • ——•-4 •- —• for the first meeting of the year ried on through restaurants and re­ launch a small boat named after * 1 The Past Matrons' Club of BatUe creek. County Agent Foster report* 28 sort places is far worse than the old seaport or harbor, sending with be purchased tings Chapter No. 1 O. K. 8. BAR RY VILLE EXTENSION CLASS. groups organized and ready to carry saloon, with no regulation of hours; good wishes for an active and su give a dinner in the Masonic d the county road commission about The Barryville Extension class will on the lessons for the year. , terested in phop auey, visit Chln*c room Saturday evening. Oct. 11 . keeping open Bundays and holidays, oeasful year. ten days when he was injured. His meet with Mrs. Herbie Wilcox TuesThe membership drive will conlln-1 potatoes xnd vegetables will be honoring the newly elected and tM The project to be studied by the and wiling to young people An in­ case comes under the liability insur— --------. of eyll wlu rcgujt pe until December 1 and is being 'fcarnd in Ireland; salads in Hawaii; pointed Grand Officer* of th* xwn as’ '•* the evitable harvest ance which the county carries and m Stemted wdl be wel- groups this year is known which eon- | unles* something is done to curb directed by Mrs. A- E. Johnson, di-;coffee, from Brazil; Dutch cheese Grand Chapter of Michigan and "Cooperative Project" i"'-. very fortunately for the family they comt, ?dv uuerai*a WUJ rector of Camp Fire activities, and from Holland; chili-con came from h. taking up these places * slst* of five lessons each, will get a liberal sum from the in- * ' * .... interest anyoilc f|ve good reason by the leaders of the variems groups. Spain, and spaghetti from Italy; a different subject of rural surance company. _________ _______________ SPECIAL FOR SEASON. 1 • *———— the United States will provide Tex- Worthy Grand Matron and Mr*. and will be given by different spe­ whj places where liquor is sold TO TALK AT QUIMBY. | The Blfemo School of Music will cialists each time from Michigan altould be allowed to keep open later STRUWIN PLEAD GUILTY. as Swiss steak and Boston baked Grace Murphy. Grand Warder. Aft­ This morning, before Justice beans, while weiners and sauer- er this dinner a reception will fal­ Dean Eugene Davenport will speak teach any instrument. 5! lemon. In- State College. The first lesson cov­ than ten o'clock? Can anyone give why they should be Matthews. Lovell Struwln. aged 20. kraut may be purchased in Oer- low at the Methodist church pari it the Quimby church on Bunday,' dividual teaching. A. A. Blfemo. ered remodeling of clothing and wa* any good reason of BatUe Creek, plead guilty to the many. Besides these countries, othgiven by Miss Lola Holderbaum. The permitted —Rent it has today on Sunday charge of driving while intoxicated, ers are also to be represented. local leaders present at the meeting , holic-oonU Dry County. Bute and Nation." Green St.—Adv.10-10. A delightful program will be ren- friends are most cordially invited. ____ local ___ _1 and holidays? We hope the super­ He was fined 550, coats of 59 90 and will hold .............................. meetings with their hls driver's license revoked for a dered during the supper. Mrs. Robgroup within a short time and'kive visors will take action. BALE OF GOODS. victory on Nov. 8—Contributed. year. On Aug 185b. while driving on ert Oook is general chairman. Al' the lesson to them. It is expected! ■■ ■ • CHICKEN SUFFER. M-79 he forced Loren Boyes of this , are welcome to this supper which tity of household goods at the Anna Uiat about 400 women over the' DANCE. Goodwill church. Thursday. Oct. Wolcott residence at Freeport, Sat- county will be enrolled in the 30 At L O. O. P. hall Saturday nights, city off the road, badly damaging his. promises to be novel and entertelndifferent group* I Martin's orchestras—Adv. car and injuring him considerably [ Ing. Jsfferson BL—Adv. Miles Per UE1L AID TO CHURCH SPOTLIGHT WAS DEC DEO SUCCESS Two Auction Sales COMMERC AL CLUB MIKES COLOR TOUR I AISE Camp Fire Membership Drive Starts < , < �THE HARTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTO BEK 10, 1M4 ^00^ febXS fe'wiSSxJLj*™ ”““'rul ’■ ^ r***VFNTIOiy IVEFK RESIGNS FROM PARDONING BOARD R^ hXiJ^1 18 Responsible FOR BOOTLEGGERS? OF LOUIS GEEL'S EL. Boy Scout News LOCAL NEWS^ R. OreuMl. president of the Central Electric Company and of the Oen- . ■ ■------ ---------- * this year Oriminali Oosting Country tzal Eoctrlc Supply Company of 1 Battle Croak, ware pained to learn ot ““ Many Billions of Cash iLlI |UII I ILLI! cold weather comes. Soo that stoves Not Agree With His (work of ••Lady" Baldwin i and Scouters of Barry county held his death, which occurred Bunday । wadMMtor. Qetobn 10, 0 -------land heater. >M mt un on auhatah- 1 Policies 'years BgO can't help COmpai ;on Friday night at the American night at his home in Battle Creek. ;nine pound son. BDBBI8H SHOULD BE RE- :u*’ bates and away from walls. Be j worx witn ma. Baiqwm wu me star : ‘‘Lou." as he was familiarly called, I SU bl<h rtlin« sure that smoke pipes are clean. In We notice that W. Alfred Debo has 'njuher for Detroit in the National i Many very wealthy men become j Legion rooms the following officers wax bnrTtn PUhta. all “““ — tn Hastings and graduated ' OU1 . ‘------- ------------------------ ... . '-te Isent hl. rMl-rrmtt™. th. dh,..™,. il. -ht-w BpoPWUCSUJy apoplecUcally red U> in UM the fSC* face When whan »«• cuuccn; jrsse rw MOVED AND WIRING n ^‘uunclng the crime wave, yet “ some 1 Woodland-Adv. I lilted"rSr™■■SSdS, « V" « “>• S* ™ Aw ™ S* 78. president; Albert ear nicy won me Dciuiant. It ___ __________ ________ . n . INSPECTED ‘any combustible material. If you t**3™1- He frankly states that - as uncommon thing for him to men MI* d^’ M_, No. 71, vice-preaident; Harvey Business College and somi after em-1 Ur- and c,rl Bryans. Route have an oil burner, have it cleaned h”" de?ea*‘‘ Pl^h every other day—In fact he .^TLflFb^nlJtad thlt Lariv all th* Burgess, c- M. No. 15. secretary. barked In business tn which ho proab ° rn ° Ct " Routine matters were considered and before starting up this fall. renomlnatlon by a man who n*d to Ditch nearly three games a “ to noted that nearly all the NECESSARY TO LOOK pered. Mr. Oreusel was not only a 8 P®™00* hoepiUl. Lock at your chimney—see if the1** W,U? th®. ■ week for Detroit then had but two •tocrtli«eradTi^o<Mt the’tooUe^^ the arrangements for tire Camp-O,----- ; ,— ,—, wee* rer ueiron men naa out two bootleggers, who successful business man but a use-1 A son was born.on October 5 to] the hooUeeeer bootlegger P-^doiiUig criminals, he other pUcherl mo6t of the In boodearers. Who set the OVER HEATING PLANTS mortar has begun to fall out totween uie the oricas. bricks. nine If the cnimney chimney “"d®f..* hlm lf hisso ® TI* 18M he l'truck out 344 while batters, while up In business? He surely would not announced later. All Troops In the ful. helpful cltisen, who functioned Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Coleman, « . «■ tween ne struck out jm natters, any signs signs of weakness, have ® Th nDir““da> d*y’’.sa PP‘^ |tchcr faru 150 180 tn in have followed that vocation if It county are urged to remember and in many efforts made in Battle Hastings, Route 6. at Pennock hoad Owners Can Prevent Fires shows £ho*« «my of-weakness.j»ve !nou ef whojans Creek to better conditions in that piUI. ! plan to attend this Camp-O-Rce. it Bovernor has IdreaUe been . by Keeping Premises *' lepnired. “** J Also have “the “ *chimney ' n crill-. n jegron — •- B wonder. -■ "Dizzy" • - Dean men of means, particularly wealthy CUZ' ?c fc,Benlal- Mindly man, Hospital Guild No. 18 will meet h" -»■d“" He ««pectaUy in- at the home of Mrs. W. D. Bennett, On Monday evening at a meeting T men in cities like Chicago. New in Good Order 4 'recently ’ ’ I York. Detroit. Philadelphia and of the County District Board. C. A. terested in the welfare of his own 638 East Mill street, tomorrow after­ Thia is Fire Prevention Week I fook over all the cords on portable IClMVa’ — —•------------------------ •- • Jacobson ' was chosen chairman of employees, In whom he took a per- noon noon. People ought to become conscious of electric equipment, reading lamp*, his own and the governorIdeas *7'™ obey the taw. but were not willing the Court ot Hpnor to succeed the sonal ।I The Loyal w,wk»r< Worker* Rundav Sunday Rrhnnl School | - _ interest the needless waste of biuidreds of; toasters, electric Irons and other ----------------------------------------------- ~~~ — 777T'.. | »"□ " Micnigan ooy. coming on ap.t™. Rev. L. I> Dewey. Jesse Kelley, new­ millions of property* In the United appliances Replace them if they «"« «* h ,ann near HasUngs. where he now the time of his death, the immediate ly elected president of the County States every year that could to pre- have become worn or frayed Make *’t" 111 «• 75 years of age. The Hastings age gave us the bootleggers. tom' handed handed “out out"‘In inthu itatr Barnier 3 recenUy ^ublishwl^loM We arC wondering how such men Association, was made a member of cause of which was Bright s disease. Mrs. James Gower last week Tues­ vented by proper care. . sure that all the electric fuses in the ”hare ®VT bw this ’state --------------------I be . Ihrhl te uku <hb — „r „„ .fcSVS“LSX^er\S ft*1 - the Board. Plans were made for a The funeral was held yesterday at day evening. Russell Cleveland attended a Red Firm may to a thrill to those who fuse box are new^ones.JThe fu«e is. ™n h 01' '“l ln en"~rwln« mnmuw eunnWin u> U>u rnunlr, Uw P X. Iron. Si Tttemu Spuiwh spectacular apparatus the safety-valve of the hou« wiring -------------------nm>iie.n rt 2hlrl »ol« mcn lo can> the!r UvU1« b* crimes to cloee Jan. 1. J. M. Townsend F** 00**1 church, .of which he was an rhl'Jackson as a rep-1 •pecdLng down ” the ’ strects." b ’ 'rt Thev system, and fires are not likely to i Burry County R4d speeding down the streets, but thev system, and fires arc not likely to I nr, ♦« .. ed U KO against society, they themselves, named as chairman, and the other active member. He had boon actively constitute a far different picture to result f™m lhe wiring if the fuses 1 f I VcrT mieresung to us. ror wnue WhUe we WC lhesc same *e*lthy men who get so com rti it tee members are Dr. C. P. connected with the Central Electric Associationf lhe first of tb< the victims of the blaze In IMS. arp >»i proper condition. Instead of "I*"* “aDebo ‘"‘a‘nhas *“< Meh gaw B^dwin we saw red in the fac* ln talking about 'Lathrop. Dr. B. A. Perry and Jesse Company for thirty rears, and «a. 'kWt era. tncn Mrmade |>rteon-1 a sue- nevcr ?»?,! SnnTm pitch, h’i’' for thirty years, and was red in the face In talking about'Lathrop. Dr. B. A. Perry and Jesse 10.000 peraons-men. women and gettmg a new fuse when one blows ces-i But if th<- purpose of hLs office ,u Barry county board T ofumfu _'‘rt ---- -------------------in raaa --- -------------------crlm® and who demand protection Kelley, also T. J. Berry of Middle-1 *««*«=•« o* rvl,r.r7~7_' T.of uianwgamzatton that organisation as wen well I)-The thlldren—lost their lives infires, out. some people put a penny behind is the protection of society, we would Ti^a klgJe ga^e nt riiira^m 80 ''Ocirerouxly-are. In large mea- Iville. A report was given by the Cab-1** the Central Electric Company all mS? The property lossamounted to the old fuse. This practice invites *say that his wo-k iuu been a failure which cSin ^? ^.?mi.C«^;Ja ,ure' re«Pon*“>>e for building up this In committee, consisting of Hubert M that Ume th® Hastings Iiotary Clu;b Mon day noon about 8300JX10.000 tn the United Arcs. , ___ -------—----------------*L,Wcd claas ot criminals wi>o have become Cook. Robert Cook. Fred A. Smith, He is survived by his father. Byl- “A’LJ1??!’ d cnJO>’d ‘heir entertslnmcnt. . Blates alone. Here are same suggesEvery member of the family yp mac MAUCi UUAV HE HAS NOVEL WAY John c*“k3o“--aueh a P14ue to society. These Archie McDonald and Marion Whit-I tester Greusel, who Is 90 years of r Uon, should know how to call the Gu nHO I -----------------------------------Jesse Moore, who was injured Tn laUs CUI CL ru TVn w., u ST. Suh. - — -. criminals are cosuns local state anti num. n is- expecien mat a cautn on JF;!! 4J?.J'S uons tn io nrewnt prevent flrr, arcs oi.mu-w •' fire ‘ ‘ . ..to i! (\ -------•gc. ana oy two orotner». *!?•"' Sylvester „ .£■ to shuck walnuts “■ C . and Frank w.. of Milwaukee. al,r®> “«*? °”r so by his widow and one daughter. nticoed In the money. Any man who bought liquor I within the next ten days, out cf the way places—and remove easily seen so that the call may to pu»s ;n Rnndwav nn6 the kno*-n u "Billy" Sunday, the fa- jof a bootlegger when we had, proagc j6 Banner of last week, is apparently • • • . ■11 rubbish and needless nccumula- put through right Especially should *uv mous evangelist. In 1887 we saw 1 hibitfon ought to be doubly ashamed ’ Troop 74 held a parent and Scout ~ )<( making a good recovery from his [injuries. ’ alkms of things that can burn. Pro- ‘he one who puts in the call for lhe County Trucks Do Detroit play -----an--exhibition game al of his part in creating such a des-' meeting on Monday evening at the OBITUARY. , [ South Bend. Ind., against the South vide metal cans to hold debris—that th* department give the operator .t. j b Mr. and Mrs. Merle Strtmback of Helen Elizabeth Bresee was bom perate class of criminals,by insist-' parish house. Dr. M. R. Kinde act­ Bend Greenstocklngs. then lhe leadis one of Uie mart useful fire pre- clear instructions to where the fire near Woodland, are the proud par­ Seymour Jordan of Irving has de-1 ing non-professional team in the ing ort the gratification of his own1 ing chairman. Mrs. Bernard Reed to Levi and Louisa Bresee on May ents of a son bom Oct- 7. weighing vent ion methods you can carry out |is. so there will be no lost time. 12 1884. in Barry county and died midwest. It only seven innings selfish wishes without regard to the was in charge of the arrangements, Cartle&sly discarded "smokes." Following these simple instruc- vised a novel but effective way of uuuwnv >v went wcin omy eleven pounds. He will answer to the safety to society. land '1 * Scoutmaster ‘ Kenneth *• Skinner September 28. 1934. at the home of dnirHn.. a .11all ... __ .tthe __ v.Detroit . .. ■ shuckingwntn.iva walnuts.U’We t 11... res lire1I I.... but *_ in ..... that .. time sluggers matches. or sparks from stoves or lions may save a lot of damage, | was in charge of lhe program. There her daughter. Mrs. Joyce Van name of William A. Mrs. Btrlmbock that Job. mi. Mr. Jor<n ...j, that ...a. is a mean fju '""i---' had :u»a unirea baited out 42 runs, wnilc while nil all furnaces will often go out of their.. ——— was a good attendance of parents Byckle. aged 70 years. She was mar­ will be remembered as theXormer | ALL SHOULD DO LIKEWISE. h«a found ivu.iu a way wu> mj gvi it done aonr with v has to get th. Grcwutocklngs could get was 2 4 WAS A WHALE OF A ried to William Henry Hampton. MIm Beatrice Rose. The — Wexford ------------ ---------County ----------Pomona .. little bttle inconvenience to himself himself. । a gift he last inning. ' ouiirLuv.cn nam and Scouts. Henry Stone and Frank Bynun of SUNFLOWER ••• April 12, 1887. who proceeded her in Grange had their meeting at CadilThe couqty road trucks come up Baseball has certainly changed Qviaruuvvt n rt.Mll I PLANT | This week Friday evening a meet- death 8 years ago. To this union two Detroit, whose arrest we mentioned lac on Friday and put themselves hU way after clay. When they arc a lol in the years since then, but It Was Plantorl hv thn daughters were born. Those who last week, were brought .before Jus­ ■ ing of Scoutmasters and Scout umuiUnously on record as being op- ROing by his place he puts the wal- [ there orc no totter players.—Holly । j vn a tice Cortright on Thursday on a survive her are a daughter, Joyce leaders will be held nt Battle creek posed to lhe proposed gas tax and nuts he gathers from the trees into Advertiser. and Was 16 Feet and viui DycKic, onc surer ina run- charge of disorderly*conduct. Each headquarters. Music by Jc.we Killey, Van Byckle. one sister. Ina Tunweight tax amendments, sponsored the track on the clay road and the, -----------------—•'» --------Five Inches Tall Fred Ballance and OIL* Gallup and by the Michigan Automobile Club of heavy wheels of the trucks do the TIA/fl MARC AAnm TA A daughter, one sister and one whlc*? lhcy Palda talk by L R Beeler of Middleville Detroit. farmers want jo to a Job. Aflerthctrucksgoby he wui-.s waits ihtahahh , Detroit, Unless unicss larmers 1" ajicf me irucits go oy nc r-__5 ~v. If babies could tell why they brother preceded her In death .,T3\?^MC<}n^?Jnan J-c-K®t®h’ make up the $7.00QX>00 less gas tax for about half an hour for the Juice AUTOMOBILE DEATH TOLL Cook has made a practice of feeding on 'Troop Advancement and Hold­ cry — but they cannot, and so. Funeral services were held Oct. 1 d ^?rc n *Ue?n ing Older Boys." arc wme of the ----------------------------------and $5,000,000 less ’ Tales tax. ” which to dry Then he gathers the nuts ’ -----— •••••■ ------------------------------, — — ---------------— j — ------------— -----------________________________ the cardinals as well as other birds when the usual — and natural — ------------------Harold ay-to attend a dinner Monday unniMu. ouc uaa fcnlurc* th® program scheduled, at Banfield church. Rev.Mond will result if this amendment car- All will admit that that U better Chas. Watkins and Clara ,hrou8h thc colder months. She has noon ln honor of Senator Vandentending of the mother falls to two feeding feeding stations stations, »nd and h». has much mucii7crnon Winlnger is in charge of Weston ‘ of Allegan *" officiating. Bur­ rlcs. they had better follow the than shucking by hand t*° bring relief, the doctor should be , berg and to listen to a wonderful ial in Banfield cemetery. Rogers Die as Result delight in watching the perform- cooklng ,rr»n««ncnta. consulted. Grange in this matter. address by the Senator following the TANWANKA CAMP FIRE GROUP. of Iniuripq ances of her feathered friends. , | The Hastings... Rotary Club will , Tlie training and experience of banquet. Mr. Ketcham wqs chair­ .. , . J, The food which lhe birds relish The Hastings Rotary Club will NORTHWEST THORN APPLE. FINED S25.00. Tanwanka Camp Fire Group met a physician enable him to un­ George Adams, Frank Oarbow. man of the meeting and introduced nn.iKuuwa. who .w ...» n at 4 15 September Al about 6:30 Thursday evening most, particularly the cardinals, is ag"ln -’Ponsor the Sea Beaut Ship Harry Whittemore, lives near at Belva Riley's derstand the symptoms of a cry­ Senator Vandenberg. He also gave Payne iokc lake in with Mrs. Clara sunflowertheyseeds. Naturally they,No *°®' 10®’ Admiral Rock. Rock Thia the Glenn Allen. Guy cline and aon. ui Yankee xanaee Springs, springs, was -*S. -»• The *•« meeting mcciuig was wan opened openm with wun ttl> —automobile, - ------«™is- sunnowrr sccas. RogNaturally । This is tike ing baby as readily as the driver rayne r.- posses.. riu, i... prs PFs. age M. 63. of of this t h L, city eitv al i>t the thn wheel whirl dropped some ____ of... them ___ on ... me .... soft.. montb month *(nr re-reirirtrrlng Any Anv toy hvv Burdette, attended lhe ball game a talk to lhe republicans of Allegan arrested some Ume ago for the Camp viu, Fire T-. Law. followed u., by .the -age or rt-registcring. cf an automobile reads traffic county which they heartily appreci­ sion of home brew. On Wednesday of business meeting. We made our a"“ *'llh Charles Watkins, age 68. ground near the smaller feeding over 15 >fnrs of who wl"b®s to at Grand Rapids Sunday afternoon ated. • • signals. Mr. and Mrs. Otis H. Morgan and last week he appeared before Judge plans for the membership drive and * bn llv '® d 111 Orangeville near Gun board, which is fastened to one of ,^°* n ,bls sblp should 800 Skipper ‘■Simple remedies for children" Hale Herbstrret. Wesley Douglass for this this years years meetings. meetings. The The meet meet­ 'Hke. riding with her. Upped over the kitchen windows Thte summer iClcvcla,l(1 or come to the meeting daughter. Lois, and Mr. and Mrs. and Rnv administered without proper , McPcck.‘’plead guilty and was given for Ray Bryans were arrested last Verne Thomas and son, Birge, spent. a fine of $25 which he paid and put mg was turned over to Marion Radat * hal " known as the J. J. Henonc ot the seeds planted by me birds Wednesday night at the Scout Ship medical advice, fall so frequent­ Sunday with the latter's eon. Mr. “vsk K on n a charge of destroying ------- .two — ... —■ probation. a t. ford and Willo« Jones now U|X)I) years tiv wu>.v., who n>aw gave' an oershoit- farm, -------- — --- owned by Mor-- grew sicw and nuu became uranne an an enormously enormously on N' Michigan Ave. ly as to make it doubly unwise property. They were brought be* ma V-AzA... I. ZATt'A IH ,1 I l.lav rlS Johnson. M-37 Uluru! lhr,'P nlna.r She CL- — ... I. U—..... AA __ A... * ' and Mr*. Maurice Thomas, of Gales­ ,>Aon . on on m-37. about three iuijc largepuoiu plant. cut down Monday not to call a doctor when the claimed that he did not know it was original play based u|x>n their hob- |। r“ J°n ....... ...JT, 7.— . one cm hItoowii sionaay fore Justice Matthews on Thursday. miles eart ca«t of of Middleville. Middleville, Just Just whnt what morning, _..u and r_..»u found it .— was _i_r sixteen Saturday at one p. M.. Troop 75 burg. illegal for a person lo make home hies, health and sewing. I miles — baby — that tiny bit of humanity Herbstreet admitted his guilt and The Social Club was entertained brew. The next meeting will be at the caused the car to get out of control feet and five inches tall it bore a 1and leaders go to the Jacobson cot— needs <but cannot tell, except was given 825 fine and $5.85 costa nt‘ Grand Haven a week end : -• nt lho home of .. Mrs. George “BC n m»»cn for ■ wiv* niu a.— uw .bc Adams 0 _ u .lr.v days in Jail. He is taking same lime and place. Reporter— is not aenmteiy known. The road large sunflower which will orohablv ^ing!! by symptoms! the physician's or thirty at lhe pluce where the accident oc- vfeid a nuart of seeds widely Will be Louder* and-Junior-officera of Thursday. A fine Ume and a lovely, th. tlu, ui£ sentence. Douglass was SUPERVISORS IN SESSION. : Jacqueline Moore , care. curved has no steep bahks and is Jed to the birds during colder P* hcr T roo P s United. All should dl { “ ’ er „ o v ‘ given 810 flne~and costT’oT’aSH? I The board of supervisors con ­ ol,lcr Tro °P hivited. Prescriptions for children also come • Ruth Standish of Bowens which were nald nrv»n< vened Monday morning with Allan HONORED HASTINGS WOMAN. broad enough for easy driving; but months come in In complete complete uniform. uniform. require expert care in com­ upprt MU in).,,,; Mr --------- ••• Ml". U wortln, lor Mr,. Upterr. Hyde, supervisor Of Johnstown), pre­ Mrs. A. W. Woodburne of this city, Ute pounding. 16 Summon anil attending attendimr school nrhnni at »r.. . boarding c®sta or with fifteen in JalL Ust Saturday five Scouts, super; ‘ WMm and [ He U thedays shertrt" siding ayer their deliberations. The was named an advisory vtce-prcsl- Watkins so seriously that he died RAYMOND KN 01 I DIF<5 Last Saturday five Scouts, super-, U boarding J™.™ with the sheriff. l'vised vlsed by i„. ForemBri i, He „“ by Maur Maurice Foremari. .uhcrert ushered I। Middleville. Middleville. October snwfpn of the board is al- dent al the annual meeting of Ute the following day in Pennock hoc,- nH"¥lu,’u MWLL Ultd I Hon. John c. Ketcham will speak .waj*. important. They agree upon Women's Synodical Society for mis-, pllal. where the two were taken by! AS RESULT OF ACCIDENT al 1* '7 ‘J of " -----------------------lhc: u M vsi. M. S. C. football ;at a political meeting in Centerville the ’4x budget and the items needed sloits of the Presbyterian church of an ambulance from Middleville. Sat-7 at Ann Arbc Arbor. About twenty j IRVING. _______ game at tomorrow, Thursday, night and at jto carry Oh .the county's business. i Michigan. urday afternoon about two o'clock Injured at Nashville Sept, ""' “■•a under the leadership of Hu- [Last Week's Letter. scout* Gaylord on Friday. '• . Bronson and Ted Zeigler went; Miss Minnie Jenkins is very seri। 16—Died Thursday ^sJu' hospital. OBITUARY. , * . to South Bend to sec the Notre ously ill. Mrs. Fred Carl from Mid­ Mr. Watkins was the first husband ’ Dame game. idlevillc hr with her for the present. Donna Blough, only daughter" o( ' at Lansing of Mrs Rogers They were divorced --------------MAPLE *■♦•■ OKOVE. ' .Her sister. Miss Man-, being unable Jesse and Doris Blough, was born ‘ «-vOT| «„ ,M Mr. W.uua” , Raymond Knoll. 28. whose left leg '1■ SOUTH 11. Barry Co.. August 26. 1934.-fcnd was crushed on Ssptember September IS 16 white while ' «»n .lur ,»«mM jwd R«c„ )■ Bom to Mr. and Mra. diaries N. .passed away at Pennock Ixx^ital. thl, «»• Alter hte drathrhe was h.' 1“ ««“«.»» >>" oonalrucUon >"> O"" ............. this city. After his death she was Mrs Etta Chance of West Ver-1 Burger of Flint, formerly ot thia October 5. 1934. at the age of 1 . not remarried For several months of the new bridge over tile Thorn­ ; place, on Sept. 21. a son. Congratumonth and 9 day*. BLe leaves to past Mrs Rogers and Mr Watkins apple river at Nashville, died Thurs- montvflic. Mrs. Ella Fcighncr of lations. [mourn her low. her father and.. Nashville and her sister. Mrs. Rose .»>e have srvmeu seemed lo to renew renew inentuy friendly reiarela- d” Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schenkel enter- mother. Jesse and Doris Blough, a tIOns with each other as they had 12R' ’L® *2 T?£.On th« br,dKe Munson, of Puente. California, vis- ,tained Mr. Schcukcl’s sister and hus-1 twin brother Donald, and four oth- 4 been out rldinv in Mr, P/arnrs* was pinned under a five ton Ited Mrs.jlda Norton Monday. The . “lrder a ®Mn broke and he ladies were young ladles together [band. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bessmer er brothers. Charles. Jack. Kenneth from Hastings Bunday. 'and Richard, one great-grgndfalhThe injuries to Mr Watkins were dropped with the girder into the more than fifty years ago. Mrs. Whitman Bcnliam's parents er. Grandmother and Gr<ndfath-\ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norton and from Homer are staying with Mrs. ,er Blough and Grandmother nelson.. his death, but it Is said that he had Hc He whs WM later UUr *mnv',rt Jo Lansing I Lieoia Cleota spent ounaay Sunday wun with Mrs. ttta Etta ■ —- —- ----- - rremoved Benham since Mr. Benh>m's death 'two uhclea and aunts ana fouta weak heart. Mrs. Roger* was In­ and appeared to be making a satis- chance and Mr. and Mrs Bob EllisThe Fellowship has started its cons ink* The funeral waa *»61d on jured about the head but it was not factory recovery; but an embolus re­ ton in West Vermontville. church year off with a large attend- Sunday at 12:15 at the Walldorf! thought at the time that her in­ sulting from the injury blocked the Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jarrard and ance at the first meeting. Ail are'funeral Iwme. Rev Prank Loomis blood stream and caused his death. juries would prove fatal. sons of lhe Mayo district and Mr. glad for the return of Rev. McKean officiating. Burial In the Rutland He is survived by his parents, Mr and family. j cemetery. and Mrs. Verdon Knoll, and a broth­ and Mrs. John Smith of the Moore NATIONAL BANK TO HOLD district spent Sunday with L. W. 1ST. ANNUAL CROPS SHOW. er. Maynard Knoll. Jarrard and family. The National Bank of Hastings is sponsoring an agricultural or crops THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB. At the meeting of the Thornappie family «pent Sunday evening with show November 5Jh to 10th inclus­ Ive. All raisers of farm products in Garden Club held at me residence of. their daughter/ Mrs. Clarence CunBarry county are invited to make Mr*. E. A. Burton on Thursday. Oct. I nlngham and family near Bellevue. (lasting*, Michigan • Telepho’nea 2244-2557 HL—I . elected' Mrs. Lulu Gray U is spending ■pending a few exhibits at this show Cash premi- 4. the following officers were elected G rah am Flour or urns will be yarded to those hav­ tor the ensuing year: President. Mr*. |days with her son. Harold, and faming the finest exhibits The Judge of V. R. Wlnmger; First vice-president. Ily of Ea.sl Assyria. PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 14 r Corn Meal 5 it*. 19c 8Scond *,cc'| Tile Wilcox Ladles' Aid will meet this show will be Roy Decker of the W,th Mn’ Ora>' ,or an B,tcr" Michigan State College will be Lnrl SUNDAY AND MONDAY l.loon October 11 here November 7th. Full announce- and Treas.. Miss Sadie Glasgow Post Toasties or men! is given by the National Bang HaIl-m^iw°<rrh^nlh‘! tclutol,M’ I Mr ami Mrs. Grover Marshall re­ Hawthorne iThomappiei should be 'turned Friday after spending some Corn Flakes 10c of Hastings in this week's issue of the county shrub because of 1U , 77 r .i.L, Izt ir r the Banner .rwUw.o. .ii .. ’.time with her sister. Mrs. H. J. STmiJ wiut • m““ Volu- alwl husband at Warsaw. Wls . Rowena Matchless INJURED WHEN CARS me^r.nr^.^7^^ .’T,,r "turotoi ”y way of Chicago. r**’ COLLIDED fl.N ROAD. ^" '"‘JyjPrifW.xnd apriog ana me the proiuse profuse nashar- ; where thr>. vUUed Uw world's Fair Family Hour mjiu 93c Mrs Harry Cole. N. Broadway. U vt*4 of red apples that make It beau-1 and relatives. Mrs. Ethel CavaComedy—"Oil* Well” Latest Path© News tiful a iKitienl in Pennock hospital fol- nf "' in the fall. fnaugh returned will) them for a lowing an automobile smash, when B was decided to have a vacation visit. SPECIAL BARGAIN MATINEE SUNDAY her car collided with one driven by of three months during the whiter I Mr. and Mrs. Bqb Elliston of West Archie Russell of Highland Park , with the understanding _____________ that the otAs reported to lhe Banner. Mrs.! fleers could call a special meeting at Vermontville spent Monday evening DOUBLE — TUESDAY — FEATURE with their folks. L. W. Jarrard's. Cole was driving toward Hastings. : any time. MIm Ila Jarrard ot BatUe Creek when Mr. Russell, who was drving I A vote of thanks was given the re­ west on a township highway, col- ' tiring officers for the very efficient lided at the intersection. Mrs. Cole work done during the post year A Mrs Lulu Gray entertained her suffered severe cuts and bruises and rising vote of thanks was given Mrs a cracked knee cap. Mr. and Mrs Burton for the gracious hospitality son. Lawrence, and wife of Detroit over the week end. Russell were uninjured. KBs. Cole extended the club. ' Mr and Mrs Harve Cheeseman is doing as well as possible. । Adjourned to meet with Mrs. ।. Marian p. Goodyear lhe first Thura- and family attended a birthday MERCil AN DIS ING*EVENT party on her father. Sam Buxton, at day in November. Banfield Sunday. AT CARVETH A STEBBINS. | Mrs John Norton spent Wednes­ The big Rexall one-cent sale, soj I The Hastings W. CT. U will be day and Thursday with her mother. well known lo tj»e people af Barry ! county, ts announced in this issuu ot <entertained by Mrs Frank Edmonds. Mra. Anne Cheeseman. at Hastings. Psramoant New* and Picloris 1 AdalU 15e; Children IBc Harve Cbeeseman end family, the Banher and fs scheduled (or 138 W. Marshall St., on Tuesday. IK at ■>_D_ -TV..... l-JI.. u, E*ri Cheeaeman and Mrt. John Nor­ next week Wednesday. Thursday. '___________ Friday and Saturday. The usual 1Rutland Union will be our guests ton were c*11'*1 to Hastings WedWhite House WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY large number of remedies, toilet ar- 'and will also have charge of the pro- neiday *>y ‘he serious illnes of their Coffee tides, etc., are offered two at lhe Igram. AH ladies interested in the!rnatherAnn* Cheeaeman. ib. 25c SPECIAL ATTRACTION of lhe W c T. U. are cordially 1 --------?./»»»-----------------------price of one plus one cent. Many work ' —Bee * NORTH HOPE. x have advantage ot these sales in invited. I Norma Shearer, Frederic March, Charles I nn.i t fn. l.U A mH*—— — Ginger Snaps ib. 10c the past and Carveth i Stebbins are Laughton in W. IL C. MEETING. | mother and Mrs. James Murphy expecting this sale to be a great The Womans Relief Corps will PPent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. success. Read their announcement. Carnal. Old Gold. Chesterfield OIL DISTRICT ^EXTENDING. ।meet in their haU October I3th for chaa Weteh in the Striker district, their regular business meeting meeting mid and ^ceaiion being Mr. Anders' birlii; .. . W. Steadily the oil producing district the pot luck birthday dinner. Our LaUsl PaUM News AdalU U Cents; Children 19 CenU ru-in Michigan is being extended with inspector. Katherine Sheldon ot Miss Doris Peake is spending some the opening of new wells in new dis- Kalamazoo will be with us. ' time with Mr. and Mrs. William | DOUBLE — SATURDAY ONLY — FEATURE I tricts. During the past week a new | We are very desinous of having as Martin in Hasting*. district was opened in Midland many members present as powlble William Hart I* reported coming county, three miles distant from the I ---------------- —— along as good as he possibly can. Porter field, which has been the । GUILD NO. 7. ' Mr and Mrs. Rankin Hart and j most proline producer. Hospital Guild---No. 7, «... wiil ulEVl meet daughter and George Havens of moat prolific producer. New N«‘w districts districts ----------- ----------Phone Wero-also opened in Isabella county. wKh Clarence Texler. 128 W. Southwest Rutland and Mrs. Wil­ as well as in Ogemaw county. Sev- South St. on Wednesday afternoon, liam Hart and daughter motored to 2609 'era! new wells are being drilled tn BatUe Creek Bunday and spent the Montcalm. Gratiot and Oceana* afternoon with Mrs. Harts husband, WtBuy »K LICENSES. counties who U tn the hospital. PARAMOUNT NKWB EVENTS “~r. Hasting* ... .x Egf Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCallum | Art has reached readied this thia point in tn*’ Hazel E. Hart2» A AdalU 15c; ChlMreo 19c. i America: An actor Is famous because Richard . Cleveland O. 60 H«thawr at home in Rutland 1 iet;>ort on Thursday. d° I”1.™ “ o,‘*» mo« « “» “™- "> IF INFANTS COULD TALK M WAREHOUSE PRICES £T K>A NC THE AIK ■= i . f Little Shirley Temple & Adolph Menjou Little Miss Marker/( f r. i ROMAN SCANDALS Return Engagement by Special Request EDDIE CANTOR in and Chester Morris and Mae Clarke in 2 n». 29c LET’S T.ALK IT OVER Barrets o^Wimpole Street Cigarettes 2 25c c.n~ $1.22 Sw./ Rood Center AELDPAUSCH WAREHOUSE g Lee Tracy and Gloria Stuart in J “I’ll Tell the World J Tim Me Cajru. BEYOND tha LAW f �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEPNE8OAT, OCTOBER 18. 1834 --------------- ““1 [death OF MRS. (should gat applause, and cash for certainly looks mdy. Ife had(nnnT||rn Ifinn fifinilP!' the athletic association. Borne of the quite a time himself Monday chas- UU IIULI I | P|- | h ELMORE HATHAWAY. Hastings equipment looks very rag- ing punt* with the youngsters and 1111 I LI lUUU Ul LI1U The circumstance* connected with god 'indeed, and If only In the In­ said* his arm felt fine ;lhe death of Mrs. Elmore Hathaway Bsnasch's place on lhe injured list terest of seeing the boy* properly differ from thoae given in the Ban­ equipped for the ______________________ hard work and hard seems already filled. Kelly, whose ner last week, though we asked sevfootball season the bar। knee has bothered him all season. knocks ot a thr ter ------------------------------------------------------------ HASTINGS HIGH _ eral people about it. yet some of the gain ticket* should be snapped up hurt It again in practice. The serij information was not correct. (Continued from page one» TO MEET ALUMNI by the folks not directly connected ousnes* of lhe injury is not known, — I It appears that Mr. and Mrs with the scliool. Getting back to the adult season and Is an authority on social prob, Hathaway took an automobile trip I ticket*, here here, are the football nme* game* Hope to Get Two Consecu- In case you are inclined to curt up **ek«ta. lems He Ls often Invited - to give K> California lo visit their daugh-1 in region of the pocktybook at you can eee If you have one: Oct. J3. . mi1*'' Mr’ p*rl#y- TW ,iafl live Victories—Boya jthethe u)p whlch enjoyed by suggeaUon. we will up and say Aluhuil; Oct. 27, Grand Rapids Un­ addresses not only in this, but tn^ that win. loae or draw, you can like ion Reserves; Nov. 3. Lakeview of other states. He always has some- both of them all the way. She did Work Hard Battle Creek; and Nov. 17.’Allegan. Hastings High school football 'the High school football team thl* One other home game is expected thing interesting and worthwhile to not suffer any heart attack from the year. The boy* arc really in there ray. The November meeting- will mountain climbing they did on their players will try for two consecutive trying ; and with a .little backing will to be scheduled either on Nov. 0, be ’iFather and Son Night.” Thc trip. In fact she enjoyed every mo­ victortea Saturday whtn they meet go places. now an open date on lhe schedule or ! speaking will be In the social rooms ment of It, and to her husband gave on Thanksgiving day Itself. ' the Alumni on the fairgrounds field Advance single admissions will be And sn *avs"*nnarh Izwktzm and of the church. many expression* of her delight in FnVAn^* mii^ iha'n~«i7h~affair. 801,1 at Cordes Newsstand, Baird s the High school. "Bring on your An unique and very interesting; having the privilege of taking such 8t»re- "ic j o Alumni and nee what happens.” In-treat {1* in- store for the meeting a trip. tldenully. -liere In (oriSr >■.... ...P'LJ’Xa AluJml .OThm, « .1“J « “®“ 01 a ,-- w-- -------- --------most everywhere, have in time* pa*t ... the Alumni team* were limited to the will have the privilege of listening rhe had died within a few hours proved very dUlreulM .peeuclra I jlj!"? !'S‘J? j graduates of the two preceding sen- to Rev. Harold A. Bedlent. who spent after arriving at the hotnt of her ' ‘ lor classes, this year any Alumnus several years in China, but is now a daughter. But that was not the fact. CRnJ»l*y* 11 should be good. Better pastor In this state. He had a fine They reached the daughter's on therc । career before him as an expert Thursday. September 27. and It was , Ing Whoozl*. the demon bull-car­ of seeing the High school and the । Alumni tangle lor the price of 25 1 Especially, since some of us pco- chemist; but he felt that he wished a little after midnight on Saturday rier of former seasons, add new lus­ g,te wU । pie practically have nothing to live (to dedicate his life to the service morning, the 29th. when she *sud-1 ter to his glory. What actually is I for ls Hcted. Michigan's of hi* fellowmen. *o he became a denly aroused Mr. Hathaway from ] observed Is a gliost—usually feeble DC 30 cent*. The High school looked pretty rara ^avc been pinned back by M. 8 missionary and since then has en- sound sleep and told him that *he and sometimes a fat ghost of the was very ill. She lived only about ten : former star puffing and heaving and good, for Monday night. In practice c We are now putting Our hope for tered the ministry. He knows the ---------- ’-------—*• — •-<"»-­ minutes thereafter She had suffered I from «*-•-»* first-hand acquaint getUpg nowhere with dismal consis­ this *-eek. the first team scored; w,mCbody to cheer toT ln the High I -Chinese twice on the scrubs in practice gchoo| Iootbail team. Michigan state ance with them. He will give us the from a weak heart for a long time, tency. • and it appears that she had another Saturday's fracas should provide a ucrirnmage with Coach Robert Lock-J Rra(|uate» need not copy. They're benefit of his experience with these tzm telling tjklllnir the the hacks and guards eunrdx;'a -t. people, and tell us what he thinks attack nt a little after midnight good brand of football Alumni may<. ton backs and jj fixed .... up with heroes. lake away the laurel as they did two sround and speaking with great inof China and Its future. He will Saturday morning. The body was brought to thl* city yeara ago. Their line-up Is not avail-1 dignation when the boys failed to bring with him samples of ancient CARLTON CENTER WINS. and the funeral was held at the able but the dope te that former\ »«k. He did not have to speak very The Indian Landing ball team was Chinese pottery. Chinese linens, players in condition will appear, frequently. Hastings’ guards are get- beaten by Carlton Center Sunday silks and draperies, and especially lionif Thursday forenoon at eleven o'clock, the Rev. c. M. Conklin of­ after having rehearsed a few limes' tln« »he Idea rapidly and are out ot by two runs: A good game was । will he give us a better understand­ so that the backs wlU not observe ILhe >»ne •'>«* lnU> Interference played by both sides. the wonderful- .people who ficiating. Burial was In Rutland ’ ‘ing "8 ot «« - cemeterythe old Ali/mnl game custom «C wlth much 8™l°Battery for Indians Catchers.! Hkher. 1««. I F“' u'eJ“u*'3’ 2‘ *>« HIGH SCHOOL CLASS­ falling over their own interference. As an old. water boy carrier and Slrlmbcck. Kelto. for Criton Cmu-r. C.iflwr. F.r- «P»»Vr wl" ,Dr'J!"!1 Voelker, High school students this week charley horse rubber, we know how ES CHOOSE OFFICERS. .ypomunoenl or pub ic IrnwucUon have been out in Uie highways and much they like it. A guard really rell. riuter.. nurell .nd rrta. Last week the four classes in High Ntxl Sunday ISe Indian, p|.y ol IhU .Ute. Dr Voelker Won school elected officers for the first byway* purveying season tickets begins, to feel like he amounted to good fos four and possibly five foot- something when he helps dump an the Laurence Baklno Co. Uom Un- “ educator, president ot two coL semester as follows: ball games and a couple of basket end so that the ball carrier has, at sing. Game start* at .2 30. Good > le8M and u now al thc head of lhe Freshman — President, Achsah ball games. If you like bargains, and least, a chance, for a good gain. place to fish and picnic. Bring your - department of education of Michi- Buck; vice-president. Samuel He 3* tremendously Interesl- Schwartz; secretary. Wilma Royer; who doesn't In these trying times, Banasch. one of the Injured play- dinner^Come and *re the game. ed In th«*prob!ems of education, es­ treasurer. Ralph Smith. the season ticket ahould be bought, era. Ls expected to be back In unl­ Add similes: as superfluous, so it pecially in how to make education it's a new Idea for adult season form within a short lime now. At Sophomore—President. Reid Fur­ more practical and useful to* the row; vice-president. William Ran­ ticket* to be sold in Hastings and least Banasch expects to and he seems, as the “a” in cocoanut. young people of this state. He will som; secretary. Gladys Bennett; have a real mej-sage treasurer. Charles Struble.' For the February meeting a man Junior*—President. Victor Munwho Ls doing a wonderful work, do­ ton; vice-president. John Barnett; ing it quietly and unobstrustlvcly. is secretary. Cleone Woodman; treas­ the speaker. He will be August urer. Ruth Horn. Johansen, who is at the head of so­ Seniors—President, George Cogs­ cial service work for the 4.000 work­ well; vice-president. Arlaa Myers; er* in the Kellogg plants in Battle secretary. Howard Martin; treasurer. Creek. He lias some Interesting and Dorothy Ballance. valuable experiences which It will be worthwhile to hear. BEAK HOLE LAKE NEWS. The March meeting will be of Last Week's Letter. special interest to farmers. A prac­ Mr and Mrs. Ralph Norton of tical farmer, who Is at the same Grand Rapids and D. Tuttle were **timc a minister of thc gospel, will Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Star give the address. He is Rev. Ches­ Grimmett.' Extraordinary Value! Ment ter Graham of Grant. Michigan. He Russell Craven and family spent HMM? Compo Soler! ■ is not only a fanner, but a student Sunday with Morris McMurray and I of farm problems. He lives on a family of Hastings. farm, knows thc game and has origMr. and Mrs. L. Berger of Irving I Ina! nnd worthwhile Idea* about the were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. I) Acid and Moijtnre Refitting! I farming situation needs at Uie pres­ Zellon Kaiser. Built for men who need sturdy. ' ent time. Floyd Craig of the Little Red । The final meeting of the Broth­ Brick district called on Star Grim­ erhood will be April 18. when the mett Saturday. pellent! 6 to II! Penney’s VALUE FEATURE! Bar-’ Thursday evening a few of the Ford quartette of colored Jubilee singers will appear. That Is enough neighbors had a very enjoyable time gain pried! Fine quality Retan upsaid as to lhe value of thc final en- when they ’’Belled" Mr. and Mrs. pen! Solid, long wearing, all '•*th«I tertelnment for thp Brotherhood., Duard King, now residing with Mr. sole* and heels! A •‘hard-working Jreat buys! Heavy**** — 1 Brotherhood season tickets willI and Mrs. Horace Cole. After chas•hoe! Real money saving bargain! weight mixed wool JjC i give the owner a ticket to sevenl Ing the groom all over the cow pas­ r- tore and finally placing him in lhe 1 good meals and seven great enteril^ truck we started for Hastings. Out | talnments. Tickets are now on sak for the small sum of 82.00 each.’ *It on M-37 lie managed to get to the Orlls All-Black Rubber Sheri -j would cost more than that for the hood of the car and cross some wires s. Big Valnei! meals alone at any restaurant. stopping the car. then after chasing । You can get your ticket* from him up some ones hay field he was । Judge Stuart Clement, president of gently replaced in the truck again i the Brotherhood, at the Ha*- and three of us found very comfort­ Rankf Firfl in ili Clan! (Printing Company, or at the Has­ able seats on the groom, from there Lots of smart , tings Banner office, or at Carveth on he rode very comfortably with his Fall styles! AllStebbins'. The ticket* will be in head In the bride's lap. After pro­ ] the hands of committeemen wi» curing our treat we all rode home struetionf Easy have them for sale. Be sure and get (With the soothing music produced Atting! 6-11. Another of those remaykahte values your ticket and take in this wonder­ by our •’oil-drum" trio, lhe music be­ that Penney specializes in! Heavy ful Brotherhood program. ing played by three hammers. A very black rubber uppers, duck' lined! Russian good time was had by all. Double-service black soles! Rein* OBITUARY. William Clagett and family visited Hard on wear I Wool Alla Jane Yeckley. oldest child of Herb Clagett and family of Freeport mixed. White toe. heel. XVs 'Lodiwick and Eva Yeckley. was bom Bunday. ; In Rutland township on April 2, Kenneth Hurless and family were (1878. At lhe Bge of eighteen, she was In Lansing Sunday visiting relatives. Women's Galoshes Wide Widths! Sizes lo 10! i married to Elmore B. Hathaway. To Dorr Granger of Lansing called on Plat n|1 dtneiinglylow! this union were born five children, Arthur Tyler and family Bunday. one daughter. Helen, preceding the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beckwith. Mr. a\ 1 98c । mother to the great beyond in 1908 and Mrs. Frank Kerr and Mrs. Cora at the age of three year*. Mrs. Sheldon of Hastings were Sunday Comfortable! Slenderizing! Hathaway passed away on Septem­ callers of Morris Calkin* and family. Fine workmanber 29. 1934. at the home of her ahip;qualityrubMr. and Mrs. Russell Todd and lhe daughter In California, Mr*. Hazel Peldpausch children were in Nash­ bcr! FLEECE Certified F. Perley, three sons. Robert E. ville to the circus Saturday. lined! 8 - snap*. Russell M.. Roy A-. and two grand­ ChiU-r utf! »Mr. and Mr*. Bob Bechtel and Mr. Many styles! Built-in steel arch sup­ children to mourn lhe loss of a kind and H(rs Otto Miller were Bunday ports and relieves tired feet! Soft, and devoted mother, also one broth ­ callers of Herman Feldpausch Sunkidskin appers! Smooth ineoleei 5 Grain ?hlld’s Ribbed Hose er. Homer Yeckley. and one sister, <tay* . g , Eyelet tics. ooe-etraps, tonguelcs* Mr*. John G. Roush, besides a large Medium weight cotton models! Sixes 4 to 10. AAA to EEE. THE CROSSROADS. circle of friends. The funeral wa* leather mixes, 8-9 M I held at the home on Thursday at Last Week's Letter. eleven o’clock. Rev. c. M. Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hadley of officiating. Burial in Rutland ceme­ Grand Ledge and Mrs. Jessie Tyler tery. and nephew of Cleveland spent Good and heavy! Women’s V</ue*/ ot/y Borne day the sun of life shall set Wednesday with Mr. and Mr*. Clyde ' and I shall fall asleep. Sledge And leaving all that I hold dear. wUl Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marble of Has­ find the silence deep— ting* and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mar­ The kind you’ll want for •’inter! For where I go we know that God ble of Kalamazoo called on Mrs. Healtfc Food Dressy style! has promised perfect rest. Jane Tuttle Bunday. Fitaover type I And peace for every aching heart,Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith and 1 lb. Flexible shoe­ and every troqbled breast. Dorotha called on Mrs. Orley Smith conforming sole. And love more lasting than our ownl Saturday afternoon. Bargains! Most women will want several pair*, Hell give to me to keep— Mr. and Mrs. John Detterman for they're very unusual values! Of When all my burdens are laid downi from Bloomville, Ohio, .and Mrs. । heavyweight rayon, plaited over cot­ m om and I have gone to sleep. Hollis Shawman and daughters of ton, with hem tops, in a range of Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. nice colon for Tall 1 Sixt* 9-1 O U I CARLTON CENTER. Clyde Stcdge Saturay. Last Week’s Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith -spent Mr. and Mra. Calvin Steffey and1 Saturday night and Sunday In Bat­ son of near Kalamazoo visited the' tie Creek. latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John‘ Miss Maxine Stedge. who has IFowien’*, J % .9 „ Children’ll (Osborne, Sunday. Mra. Steffey and1 spent the past three months In Ann r<w«.’s, Misses’ baby remained to spend lhe week; Arbor, spent Thursday at home and 'with her parents. Other visitors at■ returned Thursday night to her du1 the Usbome home Sunday were. Mr.■ ties at Butterworth hospital. Grand Oeereeteed Comfortable as and Mrs. Wm. Usbome from Grand1 Rapids. Big values I I I tough, markleM old shoea! Soft, ■Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Caln' John book and family were BunSwataky, foot­ composition I kl d upper*! of west of Hastings and Mr. and1 day guests of Miss Jennie McBain flattering. soft Roomy last for Flexible leather Mrs. Jeaae Knowles of Freeport. of Hasting*. soles. Low heel. Willard Nash of Lansing visited Sixes 2H to 8. er Feistels Syrisge his parents over the week epd. STONY POINT. Remember the P. T. A. at the Thursday for dinner with Mr. and Wellman school Priflay evening. Mrs Mina Elliott. All art cordially Glen Smith has purchased • «.«* KiJI Volee. «l invited. farm near Hillsdale and expects to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henney spent move onto the same In the near fu­ most of last week with Mr. and Mrs. ture. L. P. Greenfield and assisted them John Morgan has gone to the in moving from Quimby to Hastings. northern part of the state to work 8eml-soft box' Mr. and Mrs. John Usbome spent shaped toe model with Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks and Lon Decker of Bast Carlton. their son and wife from Lansing beds. Sixes 2HMrs. Arthur Yarger, Mrs. Albert were Sunday visitors at Mr. and m, .12* to 2! Barry. Mias Noreen Clem, Miss Hel­ Mrs. Wm. Brooks'. . en Keeler. Miss Amber Landon and Mr. and Mrs. John Blocher visited Miss Hazel Shriber now have em­ relatives In Otsego Sunday ahd ployment In Lake Odessa In the while there Mrs. Blooher enjoyed an airplane ride. Mr. and Mra Harold Eliott of Sterling Weeks and family have Flint visited the former's parents, moved to Leonidas where he has a Mr. and Mrs. Mina Elliott, Sunday. Job In a flour mill. . Sporting Items] _ — moimiwt GRAND OPEN WALGREE DRUG STORE REED’S DRUG STORE NOW OPERATING AS A WALGREEN SYSTEM DRUG STORE! Opening With Big ONE CEN1 SALE Only Part of Bargains Listed Below 11I Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Hl-Cut Work Boot!! WORK SHOES & ’3.98 Corner of State and Jefferson Streets HASTINGS : : MICHIGAN Look! ----- : ’REED’S DRUG STORE huadredi of valaat offered at special oae-ceirf gels prices. ___ 2 lor 26c Hair Brush Analgesic Balm 2|or76c 2 for 61 c Powder Puff 2f"llc MEN'S BOOT SOX MEN'S OXFORDS ■k *X49 WORK BOOT Tooth Paste sj.98 2>°'26*c| L’Adonna Toiletries f MEN'S WORK SOX Mineral Oil 3Jcmu SHOES 2 for 86c Aspirin Womea'l RUBBERS Rayoa Plaited HOM PATBNT STRAPS shoks BOYS' OXFORD* Compact L'AdoRRa Face Powder 10c lech 2f«r51« 2<»'51e 2for51« 2f.51c CamphoLyptus Olstmeet Chemm Rubbing Alcohol •PORT OXFORDS L'Adoaaa Nail Gloss L'Adossa Lipstick Talcum 2-41C for S1< f* for Ua for Bls for Bls Cleansing Tissues Ste lock 2for26* 2f.r51« Aitringeat Lotion — Skin Tonic-----------Nail.Gloss Remover Cold Cream Tissue Cream ...----Foundation Cream .. 2 2 2 2 2 2 Hr Bls ONE TABLE Women*. Odd Lot. rtu- Magnesia u «. 2<"36c Hot Water Bottle MMWO “ROMKOS" L'AdoRRa Cleansing Croom 2^51c 2«*1“ MU «' Ribbed R Milk Strap* Pumps Mercurochrome2f(r26c »hSyr.Up___2fr36c Mineral Oil 2>*'76<> Shaving Cream Zinc Walgreen System �TOT HATHNOfi BANOTE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER it, 1B4 itrinffs Ranner Uut ewrr one lpe*k to •WTy°ne else a nice young man. confessed to hav-1 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ x-raaxxasvx |without formality of introduction, tag been reared on a farm and to Vvzxr.ie zvotr? Ajmmv’/vmc* VlCWS and OptWOnS, What OthCTS Say will be entertained ‘This and That at the Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday noon. Octobar 17 by Meedsmee J. for a National Oapttal Pmna» aft­ Pablbu* wwZZ7 * r*membcrs' he that 00 Hx 'p—oion of a diploma from our Busby. T. Pfaillpa, J. Rich. M. Hicks, er Um opening service. Roll was an­ Depressions Nothing New. .1 HnuJTMiaissa i^y in 191B- everyone was happy.’agricultural college. He explained J. Nagler, E. Fully, Johnson. Shef­ swered by "An Interesting building " --j 'Why not again?" he inquire*. |hla high-sounding title by saying —' The Free Coinage Issue. field. Rorabock. Busby and Miss, The following short papers or read­ Campaigns of Yesterday. CT>0* >ao*“ "dj***8- j None who really participated in that he wm seeking farms where . Phyllis Dlmond. Supper will be ings were given: "Capital Building,* "Fixing" Uie Speakers. gKVKXTT NIXTH YXAR that day back in 1918 can ever for- down-and-Outers from the city FANATICAL DAYS WILL TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. senwd from five to seven, standard Mra. Bertha Humphrey; "Washing­ i Mr. and Mra. ChaS. Ch ---------------- ' “. ■* —. - — get NOT BRING PROHIBITION. . .. ■ ■ ' SVV the u»c sentiments •ciiuuiciika that uut surged aiuscu1.could wauu be dc placed. pmccu. He nc reported rvoDTicu that' Miai i -----------------------------------------------, IMlaig and time, all will be cordially welcomed ton Monument." Mrg. Mary R. Prof. Holden of Traverse dty ar­ Flower; “Lincoln Memorial." Mrs. laurtf al U. ff**, pwi ■ ui<. ,*Athrough a* HmU.s*. throUBh the q., fc.-ru of minion. Of during six month* of ooeration he o^ve that some of the high-1, How coon wa forget. We are pass- Mr*. Mr». Ella Aurrawslt Aurrawalt of Ohio. Mr. and hearts of of' during he , We Mukas**. M -e..* ei*M m*.ur. ‘^oagh of millions mHUorn.of during six months of of operation ^^^ly paid professional drys are trying .Ing through difficult time, without'Mra. children. Mr. rived here to take Prof. Sterling’s. Jennie Chase; "Arllngtan cemetery," 'Mra. Clyde Clvde Hynes Hvrw>« and a, ----- ------------------ ------------- -------- ■ - ■■ our people, there were those whose has succeeded In applying federal to prc4ent candidates for gov- question. Some may think they are and Mrs W H- Fox and Misses Doc- Place In the High school until the Miss Eva Johnson; “Pension Build­ latter Is able to return to hl* du­ ing." Mrs. Bertha Prouty; “.Francis goteeripUM* br Mail. PctwlL onjy pj*rt in the great war was eat- fund* to the purchase ot a horse for emor. of both major parties, "on the^e worst ever. Maybe they are. but iothy and Esther Warner of VerScott Key Bridge.” Mrs. Rose Albert­ . (’AJS?i?<u^;.)0Klt T€AB- •‘■00 ing coarse flour and cutting out one farmer whose team had been »pot" in regard to their stand on re- tho“ who in bu*lne*s during montrllje were Bunday guests of Mr. ties again. A new post office haa been estab­ son; "U. fl. Mint," Mrs. Minnie Of harry covjrrY 8ix MONTHS eo. 'some sweets. There were others who,broken up when one died and that J,urT’*”* prohibition, 'nils newspaper depression from 1B82 to 1UC will:and MYs. .Hsrley Fox. lished in the county. It Is called Quick This made an unusually in­ (if Ml* 1* U tuh.) ^hl valiantly for prohibition'! dUt| nctiy recall that Mr. MTUM.) „ much . n^n-a, ih.ArrthK famwr haa had Kalnazl */ fr. h“ ,o lOUgnj uwmwujr inai life Hie —at al that' Ulat »*» and anu Mra. Claude Uiauac Carl car.I and ana ■w (If M.nnw !■couxty had made so . IOC .. pFOtUOiUon . . . JHlghbank and U located in Balti- teresting program. After the mast­ Df BARRY . THREB MONTHS ha<1 *° much monev roone> tnev Uie? another "”Ptner farmer tanner had been neioea hoped to ln ycarg gone...by. now Btands for I time H.... was far from being -one grand children of Sherman. Calif.. aMr. and near Norman Latham's farm. ing supper was served to twenty-six IM ADVAXCK ----- -------------------ss« were glad of a chance to quit work a full outfit for a tenant fanner— honeat-to-goodneaa temperance But'awoet song." For Instance, Just aa|M««- Don Bwlkert ot Lansing, Mr. 'more 1 W*ju?vxxcit(i.5o to *P*nd It. There were those who horses, tools, chickens, a cow. some we are very, very certain that true * comparison. let's take lhe Hastings,and Mrs. Jack Snyder and grandson Th^poal office la in Frank Wolcott's, by the hostess daughters. Miss Ber­ nice Flower and Mrs. Kennedy. The rcHtxiOM ■uisCRiFTioxs. oxb had not yet gone to the front and pigsand seeds for planting. We sup- temperance will never be attained by ¥a‘*‘et R'P0^ as printed in the of Shultz and Mn. Prances Carl and MI m Kittle Beadle has returned next meeting will be at the home of YEAR IN advance..-------- - ---(2oo..„v n,., th* «-»< n«.«~i » »« tv. nnd )n such, fanatical "paid dry*" as the Banner Aug. 6, 1896, and compare j grandson of Middleville were Sunthey they were happy that the war war was pressed pressed a desire to be rude and In-.myv/Q in- n McBride, superintendent tham them W with ‘H» U»» tint Market u>rir>t Reports tionArt. a* day rt.v gunte muti of nt Un Mr*. Anna *nn. Swegles, 1from Grand Rapid* lo accept the Mra Turner Oct. 18Mra. Nina Taylor and son Gilbert over. There were thousand* who quire the administration cost of of the M1Chigan AnU-Saloon League, prhited In the Banner of Aug. 8. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Chase and position of stenographer for the of Bloomfield. N. J., who were called * Vernon J. Brown of the Ing-' just joined the celebration because, these two transactions. He is now Wt- condemn thc attempts of lhe lW4- when this article was written. i. Mr. and Mrs Solon "Doud —*------went* — to Hastings City Bank. ham County News at Mason Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Holbrook re­ here by lhe serious lllneai of her Kalamazoo Sunday where they met others were celebrating. looking for new fields to conquer. Michigan Anti-Saloon League pre- Tt*c comparison U as follows: father. Henry J. Kraus, last May has written the following edi­ turned from a several visit ---------. .week* --------- — • But again there were others for He had visited our bank* and had *nd p?' "i..1/0! itta *aM Mr. and Mra. Arthur Eycleshjmer and spent the summer with her torial comment for this issue . . , . . . ... , ,, we shall oppaie. as strenuously as imm luucar and Mr. and Mra. Paul Baker of,w,lh friends at Laramie, Dakota. mother at Brookliolm. Gull lake., whom there can be no return to the found no abandoned lands available wc can |Uly Bltempte on thc part of ,u’’’ ,,u" d“* I Niles and had a picnic dinner at j Frida?­ will return to their home in N. J. sentiments of that day. no” such and ro had come to the country edt- restoring an Impoctable prohibition }i*ij ""K«'.rr ----- isi ' Nllraawlth^?r and i FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY, Tuesday of this week. tor . d Mr*. Eyeleshmyer R wiUiscn returned last gladsome tidings can ever comk tor. The young rehabllltator ap- by professional ■* drys. — The — value - of - -»3 -• ?s - Bernice Flower had vacation the , WELCOME HOME, RICHARD I LOO again, no such welling up of uncon- peared to doubt the bankers. He temperance, and its enduring qual- . „„ | Mr .nd Mrs. Chas. Elmore ^1 remainder of the week after Tues-* , I* 0<» The arrangements, as recalled by Hy. depends upon the far-flung ed- *3, day On Friday Mr and Mra. Flower troliable emotions, no such heart- seemed to suspect they were holding ucatton of the public to the evils of I aor thU writer, call for another contri­ throbs, no such tetra—tears of joy out on him. liquor; true temperance can only ,a' FtaveshMd ,he “me tln,e aVOld an 8tUck of and Bernice spent the day In Kal­ bution by a visiting brother before amazoo. Mrs. Doolittle retarded ^«i7h^y»ha’r fever- Mr- Willison la one of and of grief, tears of iropc and anAnyway he explained that many 1come by educating people to stay home with them. . our good friend. gulsh. ‘ **-; throe unfortunates who are obliged away from the availability of those hundreds of farmers had gone to ' Several cards have been received w»‘«h«4 „M» human evils that as yet cannot be Dick, returns fro:n 45e to Sor s.Boaa* (a*o i rUfUd from the Bellingers enroute to Cal­ Mothers whose sons lay beneath tae city in halcyon day* but now are ! anyway. Hollywood or ,Flanders Fields rejoiced with moth- on the welfare. Now the welfare | hidden ifornia. the last one written from „„ w As we recall those rimes, crops in We admit that the present de» on *■ Los Angeles telling of their safe ar­ ° BCTln,m ’era whose sons had been saved, agencies would like to get them out 'moralized status of government, al- this section were poor and prices Mr* Alv^SeebZr Cd^vWted’hS ’Ja™na'* by rival Tuesday. Sept. 25. making lhe .— ..IB destnictlve W.UUVUW beer ucvr gardens, garuens. etc.. etc . "ould 001 ,averat® much. if any. over ™ Marnto young men of Mothcrs who5e jay o( town and back on the land where 'towing ‘ "" the 21sL Mr. John Nagler and Miss entire distance since the itth. Ev­ Adonis type ga TOlg gojn(. fon,lgn clty wcpl wJU1 ieas[ a portion of the family sub- etc " . te “a situation that should »be — *lpcr "nt of what thcy arc ta-day. "*row Helen Moore were united in the enthing fine. .. remedied. But in the hysteria for a Th<’ "FTt‘e Colna«e Silver" scare when they hit for1, ...v . . — Mr. and Mrs. Marioh Lunthe are those whose sons stood stalwart and ristenre might be produced. He gave curc we trust thal the gu™,. Icad. >a* present to frighten people about TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. bonds of h0*? matrimony —Freeport the big west and well. , The first meeting of the year for 1 spending an Indefinite time with the Mothers who had no sons re- u« figures showing that for a man era for temperance wiIliLt try to! the ,h" value of their ------'**' —,“ ‘money. Those who Mr H- A Mahler, of San Pedro. former’s father. Gus Luther ot Pacific beaches. joiced with those whose sons had “nd wife in town with food shelter provide a legislative cuWatl that had any money only aggravated the the Young Ladles’ Bible Class of the Methodist church— was----------------------held Manday Spanish Honduras, is spending a Caledonia. ' situation by sticking it away some-------------------------Here's hoping that ’ ------ .-------»-l lhe home .— of... . couple of weeks in the city, the guest not been fed to the dragons of war “nd clothing to be supplied, it is Announcement of the marriage of where in the old sock. Crop* being ievening Mrs Frank Mae West is east and | grieved with those who had sac- much cheaper to "rehabilitate" by dld becomo, P h none too good, and prices very low. 8a®e After a delicious pot luck sup­ Frances Katherine Pelley, daughter Mr. and Mra M. B. Childs of of Rev. and Mr*. E O. Pelley. a for­ and that the other (rffleed all. Men wept unashamed, moving them out on a good farm. J Complete and permanent sobriety farmers were unable to pay the In- 'P" lhe following officers were Fowlerville, Michigan, are sending mer pastor here, ha* been received. sirens ol the movie terest on their mortgages and notes clioscn for lhe ensuing year: Preal­ J. Brown .Qthera Bung themselves into mad buy tpem work horses, cows. pigs, is a great human goal, worthy of a few days wlUi relatives and friends colony keep their clutches off our orgles of tumultuous and rlotlous chickens, seed* and food to live on “ Jfrying tr,v,ng tor by all who would be truly and business being "bum" merchants dent- MUa Kub>' Gaskill; vice-preai- in this county. Kokoma. Ind. Many here will be in­ had no money to put in the banks dpnt M1M Myrtle Hedrick; secretary. Mr. A. M. Heron, of the staff of terested to learn of the event, which In fact most of them would have Ml“ Elizabeth Webber; assistant celebration to hide their emotion.*. until crops are raised, taan to con•» York l“ "°7 '•"the k costs Jt^H-i; oacx tn ume io write mis column AJwJ york editor ed(t/lr""«■»»• wouM for re- liked to have borrowed, but the “cretary. Mis* Hazel Round*; treas- the Detroit Post, was In the city took place Sept. 22. And a New would rc- ™ ttnue paying costa In the,ocity. ;|et us not. In our zealousness Several from this neighborhood banks had none to Joan. We doubt urer" Miss Jun a Perry. The next Wednesday, in the interest of that This writer ts an old-fashioned form, pay too much dumb allegiance peat this with the artificiality of paper. will attend the fiftieth wedding an­ whether the owner of the best brick I mectln S will be held the first Mon ­ The contributions of the guest edi­ fellow and not at all up on modern ‘o l»natics of a type who refuse to stimulated joy. It cannot be done. niversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. , , .. . , . . . .. , face the realities of life ln*i»ad Mock on state Street qould have daV e’«ning In November at Mrs life, and Instead tor! during Uro past few weeks have FREEPORT. : social thought and so suggested that Flower at their home this Monday gone to the banks and borrowed (200 Oer“ld Nash's. ! art governed by their own emotional been interesting. Some of them had Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Newman re­ evening at eight o'clock. Mrs Frank Trimmer and daughter in am ils. JUDGE. judge. perhaps the government might find imaginations and their own selfish on it. On their part the banks were THANKS. turned home Wednesday after the ring of a homecoming letter, Judge William Connelly of De-i‘‘ **“ to acquirejand and tocate desire to make good on the job.”— loaded up with first mortgages on were «uesto of Mr. and Mrs. Her- spending a few day* with friends in The President wants to repeal the thc good farms of Barry county. at;acheU Folllck of Nashville over Sunsome were from the far away north George Averill. Thc Birmingham Ec ­ these people on small tracts where old doctrine of caveat emptor in troit is a democrat of the old school. **’" Grand Rapids. that time supposed to be lhe best day. Tom Conlin would kill us if we dared centric. J. P. H. Kenyon celebrated hte the eale of securities. After thl*. lhe less tools and equipment would be security on earth. But the farmer* Miss Ida Barrett, superintendent He is a great lawyer, a high mindto mkokmi mention mat that aw>/ story v» of the 11u« «•, , , . wili vnuhf next? couldn’t meet theirInterest because 1110 u B A- hospital at Grand 82nd birthday anniversary at tiro rule will be: buyers beware and sell­ month ro.ld.nt wto mid he hadn t c,‘ten‘,ie >»“l required and where hand work In * frw vmp. v Ina, i ,i -i of t>(,or crolw and tow prices. Are Repute and president of the state home of hte daughter. Mra. L. R. ers behave. the home and day labor on adjoin­ ■ jived there long enough to tel! any- >Tar and a half has r? g young lad who condlt.ons to-day WOrae than that? nurwes association, also MIm Noru Wolcott on Sunday. Sept. 30. Those You can tell a successful busi­ ing farms might sometimes be pos­ had been driving acar but a short x doubt very much if they are. But Welch, a nurse .. at the U- «». B. A., wrrr were P«-*ent to help make it a pleasant --------- --„,v v. thing about the U. P summers. Thl* ness man. He isn’t ashamed to add time got a8 hurry-up call to come to lhe Kankj, — snr- week •' “'v end " J Mr* ’L.' sible guests of Mr and daF ** ’’*•' Ralph w. . ...» . .. . Iant , n[ . affa(r< nt 81b,e umc * ot hank, survived business *' etk Mrs L.,<uy *ere B*1?0 Kenyon and two contribution will of necessity be dif***“ up the dinner check. t hk* HkMnltut Prl^w In fl,la Hn.a Van , . .. . * SBWtn“ y M In n ‘ months W» v«..th inn.. ,u,d nRUrcd 1,1 lwo tr“mc accidents t(olu r|»hted themselves lust as thev Mr. “nd Mrs John Payne. Mr andi°l Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie The only town gossip we know h* lald bc,ore the l*’avler depositors lhat acj*d mic * . , m P Luckily neither of them had resulted havc after erary one ofa scoreot Mrs Traverse Phillips? Mra. Cora Kenycn and son Roger of Lansing. 2] invest ^arr^ county and tUrec,°15 <* 016 First National hb hnnd’’ ,n horTor and to!d ,u w ^ously although either might have motc “f ,^Jor ^preLtow K Brown. Mrs. W. K. Barber and other. .Mra. Ion Shepherd, Mis. Loutee Wol(hat would Interest Barry county M bank, a plan whereby all depositor. ucrc *ron« A,,d lhfn with rare pa*, bran When he arrived nt the hospi- havp hnrt_and Ju5? a5 Uiey wllI aft. will attend the 48th Annual Session Mr. and Mra. Vernon Wolcott .. ----------------------------- ----. have had—and just as they will aft•••»- ■•«*•* muiu., •»«««»• i--:r— -----— •• — folks u th.i ntsrdlc Harold >1. • »'•” ““b> *" depositor. lienee that anyone could-- be. so ,a* he aas^taken to an operating rr t^c depression we arc now in. if ot t*ie Order ol the Eastern Star. and Robert Relgler ot Ciiarlolte. »w Idshb- earned and ,n ,he C1“M l»»ta« >» dumb, he camluUy e,plained that hu'wa.bWa, .„\p.r.Uns /"".tabto ‘'l,"' PuMtolaa. will keep ‘their •*>»>■ »“> *> O™»d Rapid. । «?»■ iSXmto, “« m «« ""r hand, oil. Wrtn.S,', ------------"" ;tendM ’J»«'«»' R,M aHrlrrn ooumr .arleullural asm lb “" ,M0 «" drposli a-ould hr, paid — ... 1114 was lying on an operating table. u — Wednesdav of nAt wrnv l— full r.,n without h .i«„ larger depoed^_i such “ coursc would lead to an era The patient had in delay, just been brought .... . .lt ... miss Mary Striker. Miss Marguer- 8-S. Supts. of Barry county at Haawhom Ingham county got from Cass ---------- 7------ — —z. of peasantry. m Doctors had htinledly detennined ine f Tf.e coinage or guver «Edger iUa':‘■"t‘ni» on Tuesday of last wwk. The Free of Silver" lle Matthews end Miss Greta but who really hall, trim Bum-. l”« to <rec th'u' «•” d'­ . ------------■.-------campaign When he ts gone I pick up thc “*a* *1C could live bu. a few minutes, campaignofof 1898 1896uas was probably probablyasascan,e c*n’eup upfrom from«« theKulamaim Kalan\u<»NorNor- ,The village council Monday eveHarold .a. dolna a «ood Wb at P<»lla »"<H a la«r dale, gueh a ply, a„ HL* US tOFU —_------- ---mnl VrW»» In irarnnH >h<a U HL* ChCSt chest W nu* tom OOetl. open, tXMlO* bones fr»Cfrac- -a strenuous exciting and interesting mnl Friday toI spend the week end nl»>K granted permission to o L. was agreed to and Judge Connelly c'enlng new*paper to read how ' lured and he was a gruesome sight. n cmninalan n* wa* ever waeart in w,,h —-iNewton with home friends *here. (Newton to to bnteher butcher In in the the n.wter Baxter teaching the farmers better method.* " New v York the —*■ —~u <*» MMVM- ■. ,-m. 10 Washln9ton to lay it before, down in " *the * *state ’*“ of ” ** ** “ ------------[building for a period of one month. of production unt|l about a year ago . cases of two mothers had Just been THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Work Is progressing at the local u-.-v banking authorities. It wa* he was .L-, taken off that and a^, put national on the i Mrs Clement Smith will leave next cemetery. Uro cemetery was recentasked "Will I be all right?" He wm heard In the supreme court of that ' imekma crew. Hl uAl to'tmehuur •« «*»«• Ma 1Wwrecking crew. He used to teach our • week for Bay city to attend the ly taken over by lhe villose and an > slate. It was reported that Mrs Per- given a comforting word although he . If" iarmen l»w to rate more and telP‘“ was right then within five minute* j II Federation of Women's Clubs of. extensive plan of beautification and which she i* the treasurer Mr(., Improving this sacred plot has lhe only those with MOO. 567,000( riconc and Mrs. Sabatlna had been of eternity Death came as an inter-f ter crops. Now hl. time Is all taken mcet " । making embroidery in their spare I Belle Burton and Mr*. Chattie approval of those who attended a nal hemorrhage choked out the up with teaching how to get govern- depositors being affected. Stauffer are the delegate* from the meeting recently and the work is be, time. Tlte state labor commissioner young man's life—another victim of Last week immediately following emment money for not raising local Women’s club. ling pushed as fast as possible. We Are Exclusive driving had them apprehended and brought careless 1 FRIENDSHIP is to this rather brief but . Miss Maude E. Slayton who has] Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson and wheal, birth control for lhe swtne- thc Grand Rapids state convention. before the court* If these good worn-।, The pointwof , w-wof , fact ,1UB, I* Micthat the Dhtributors of be purchased only many friends in this city and vi-(daughter. Roberta, left Friday momherds and .Irollar venture. Into tar- Arlllu’ J demoeratle canal­ gruesome recital enhad been making "whoopee" asijad who? witnessed Ids'‘friend" lying cinlty. will be pleased to learn that; Ing for a few days' visit with Mrs. by friendship. A flunk field, ol economic experlmen. !or S0W™«. »nd Frank A. she graduated from St. Luke's Train-1 Sisson’s people at Marton and Fair­ man may have au- , Picard, democratic candidate for some do. R would have been all right there at death's ikzir. bloody and ing Schodl for Nurses at Duluth.1 mount. Indiana. • But instead they wanted to earn a ‘broken, ‘became a very careful driv ‘ ­ thority over (Others, Hren. too. there la Jack Hakoweky. un‘,ed “““ «« I” Minnesota. September 29th. Thc Freeport Woman's Club will er ot automobiles from that time on 1 but he can never eatr county read enninotr. imported w“1>l"“»n- Tuesday Ise? wired few extra pennies by making em­ A*.though he has driven thousands of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Heath returned meet with Mr*. 8 S Weaver of Lobroidery. The labor commissioner miles since, he has not figured in1 to-thelr home in Chicago Thursday gan on Friday. Oct. 12. HostesM-s for have their heart but direct Iran HaaUmi. He too u do- b“k “ ““'wo >*•' ««> '»d «ucsaid It was "against thc code.” any kind of' an accident. He was i after a very pleasant visit with Mr*.: this meeting are Mesflama* Weaver. Ink a good Job. He la Ju« finishing ma"1 ,n •““*>« <"»» Wa.hlngby giving his own. Heath s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Seth' Reamer and Lightfoot. Thank God for a few good men left suddenly brought to a sickening up a season ot construction wack “» • «' Wick action on —Bishop Wilson. 8tone j Fred Tabberer made a hurried realization of htiw careicM driving on our judicial bencites. The judge alteh b unparaUelea In the history ,U|1 a «»“ °< >Wuia.. C W. Mixer and wife returned > btjslrross trip to Holland on Thursmay result. If every automobile told them to go buck home and driver could have this experience from their California trip Saturday' day. of road making for Ingham. Ing- '“d«'«ram. Inferred that to morning. They report having had a ; Mr. and Mr*. Wesley Stowe occupy make embroidery if they wanted to. I many of the 30.000 deaths and hmiham county did a complete fob with “•“« ,w<> political figure. U te splendid time, but nevertheless glad the Wm. Dipp tenant home and he You see, and this writer understands dreds of thousands of injuries which tin old mwnddp road lydem. 1J did 10 *">’ ,or WW«<> P»> - it better since mv routhful visitor to gel back to Hastings ‘ te working for Mr. Dipp. annual toll in this country. _ , . J would be prevented. Death lurks on were l>cof- money was scarce, prices Ford Hicks, who recently returned | Rev. Ernest Crocker of Hastings not wait theburdened a per rent a toad year explained It so carefully our aoclal ".-"a. T ’” ueatn lurk,your on plan. N« for tetng wttn *■*« ConneUy I. a democrat but P “ L,. .I'"™ »L “ t-s Keep the .‘•.iil.-iy., Kv.P )uur lo> and factories closed. Thus the to college at Annandale-on-Hucteon (called on Mra. Pearl Smith. Mr. and Judge Connelly is bureaucrats don't want us to become cat in good repair—especially brakes *ta*c *■a!, «t for some party of wu* elected as one of the editors of Mr* Geo. Bassett and Mr. and Mrs or any other type of debt bond., ll“1 01 • democrat. He impeasants. “nd tires. Concentrate on your driv- Protest. "Coin" Harvey really started the college Messenger published by I Victor Steson Tuesday, Ingham took over all township roads mediately teued a statement «atl>. l11 That was why Hut Shaftsburz lng *n t‘me»—especial^ at night ‘hc b“Jl rolling the winter previous thc students. I Work began Friday on resurfacing at once. ThU srucu too mfies have ln81y denouncing such tactic., , , . "wen aec-uerus a mrty-lwo i—a-abook a entitled onio™ vsoin. . . . . when accidents havenave a f >rty-two per per by publishing "Coin's Mr*. John (Rus* and daughter*, the taonac from Riverdale Place to been graded and graveled or will Jud8c Connelly mid: “The tn-; J . permuted to du anglehlgher fatality Ulan daylight kmanetal Behoot." whkh consisted Ada and C la rig left this morning for Fighter's Corner. ThL* piece ot road MCTtki giBUhu mu xrwkCKru. w «m w-arm* worms and and srll sell thrm them tci to ln»» lazy Bihflr. fisher- accidents—..Schuyler ............. .. Marshall ___m-i, Clin- nf ol ■a tnt lot nt of vaeu vcry alat clever e, e,„A..i questions, —. .«/»-. most BcaumonU Texas, where they will has been quite rough and full ol have bran before the end of the J«t,on 01 “ PoHtJral angle into thU men. He was forced to pay a dollar, UNi County Republican-News cleverly -1 —— answered. j .... •-------. Join Mr Russ and make their fu- hole* for some time and this repair present month In addition to this chlc “w^nient st this time is just phaslzhig -The Crime of 73." It was |,ture ’ure home, home. work will be greatly appreciated by license fee to the great state of about 50 miles of black-top kurfaclng raw bunk Thc aiS1«nment.s necesan extremely cleverly written a«te». book. -Mr and’ Mr*. Kellar Stem and throe who (ravel over it. All Genuine Michigan under thc sales tax law A WAVE OF INTERNATIONALISM with homely but very telling Ulus- Mrs. A. A Anderson heard Nat, Next Tuesday Mr and Mr* Jed ha* been applied to the most heavily “ry lo P** °a the wna,‘ depositors We live in this great world at pres­ oi internallunalinternational- Jralton'*- Miowing how the Creator Goodwin at the Powers Grand Rap- Stowe will celebrate their thlrtytraveled portions of thc old graveled havc bcen =cnt ,n by ail cIa*sc* of you recall—all because ol our fear of ent m a heat wave oi Soo Wool intrrnattonaltem hart almart designed that 18 ounce.* Ids Friday evening. ; third wedding anniversary and will a peasant generation. L'ln. not the I ........ . road* of the county system Thl* ^dividual* and corparatron.*. with . . Fr.HTV owinsv have lhe M«uHon Wesleyan prayer We wonder. We wonder If all this ex.>lvcd all by itself,. which ts thc of silver should have the same value with the usual maintenance work ol no bought of pplitic.* and with only as one ounce of gold in thc markets AG<> TODAY meeting at their home that evening regimentation, this meek submission outcome of thc development of of thc worlti. and how Uie "pluto- The c,ub Social of the M. E. I Tj)e M E church was packed on caring lor the roods ol Ina ham has atwd of the community in muid. to the tyranny of bureaucracy. qCtr- technics, but of the internal 1 tulUm crate" of Wall Street had knocked - ■ ■ —' Thursday night for the program kept Jack fairly busy This seawn Messr* Lary and Picard have a* “Dry Back" lords of dictatorship*, this rushing 1 it ail in the head by the "Crime of red Ion—but it will "swing back" «‘v«i b>’ the Kentucky Jubilee Singhas seen more mllea ot good roads much influence on thL* layoff as ArtUlM 73." when gold was made the stand- some time. Things move in cycles. |*rs. Every number on lhe program 'after doles and grants—we wonder If *r« ••tecta built fog less money tlian ever be- *^t"v had on lilt* L/mmerun oi Bcrard of currency A.* people didn’t ... was very much enjoyed, as was cvinot nocMi we arc not in training for peasantry. havc much etec to do but read, and But there was some fun mixed up denced by the hearty applause. Mr* fore. Ingham thanks Barry tor let- nouilli .You will havc to reach for ting uj have Rakowsky >'°ur book; on ancient lore I or this did they read "Coin’s Financial with lhe campaign too. The Repub- Braxton and her girl* won their way ?.R «-enseol unity ot Mi humanity. School Then came a young politi- I lean Nat tonal Committee, with [into the heart* of Freeport folks and And of course one cannot forget one*Uro National Geographic Society of ulllch thr lcbbuc of Nations te cal giant from the west who elcctrl- Mark Hanna as Chairman, assigned 'will find a welcome awaiting them if Majors Woodburrw, whom Dr Ros* "I rf5enl 0,1 behalf of the fine infers that Michigan lack.* interest the iruit. the symbol and at thc find the world in hl* famous "Cro*.* speakers galore to the various Slate, they ever come back here, Mils Ethelyn Eerie of Smyrna was Lethondj* brought to Mason as a mcn ant* ,OB1‘" o! 0,1 P*rlic* who in things geographic a recent bul- »•»* thc nursing place For this tn- of Gold" speech. It was William Central Committees, and evidently Jennings Bryan, and that speech didn t take much time to investigate the guest of her cousin. Mtes Gay­ bride Her father, the good doctor haVC Helped our work, this cheap tetta.pwnu to «■ twan.,'”"“'““*“"1 .... . jadverUMd and the school is also Ul- won him the nomination tor the their abilities or personal habits. Thc *ha Loomis from Wednesday until and Mra. Woodburne are over fre- Phoney baloney that any job-hunt- . ty-cighth among the Mates in mem- > vuivcd in it Presidency. Thl* was in June, and writer happened to be Chairman of Saturday. " qiMSFJy and we feel they arc almoat politician weighs an ounce in benhip. one out ot 191 residents beMr. and Mra. H. W. Gooch made - the ■ other hand, we experience from then until election day the thc Barty County Republican Comon one of us became of Uie place Uro 0116 W’Off. . ing our ratio. Wisconsin is next a blailr.g up of nationalism in its campaign "boiled." getting hotter mineral the time. Thomapple re-1* business trip to Hastings Thurs’ Lethbridge-i occupy in Uro affection; "The ‘ The blunt blunt fact lac: « te that Uro tiro ConCon-. wl.h a raUo o( (o 174 Qhl0 wUh most dangerous ap<>earancc. as we and hotter as election day ap- publicans vrere to have a big meeting day. We are glad to leam that Don Duck - Corduroy of our torn-peopie in Leo Burton. tfic United State* at its larf 6ne tn H3; Now York OT)r t0 H3. have known it also in the years 1871­ proached. If the election had been in Middleville and wanted an extra held in July or August there would good speaker. A telephone to lhe Karcher, who recently underwent an Maset. also has another former Ha.- "gutor session enacted an amend- WvomlnR onc 1M: Nevada one 1314. in the period of armed peace hav.- bran no questton of Bryans State Central Committee wa* an- .operation for appendicltte at Pen­ incidentally, a.-, well as historical­ tings resident, who has won a ptace »»»* to the GlaM-Stegail Bill. by 'to wKh onc oul pf ly. the.c two demonstrations arc election People wanted to hear the swered with the pleating information 'n«k hospital, te now at home and here the terms ol which this pay-off has evcry ,4 rodents a member and.cUk,*l>’ Ilnkcd together The propa- "Free 4^T„Coln coinage “g' ot of P Bllver * ? ”, discussed that- they could send us Just the m °vin. .a fine recovery. Andrew making Enough df flite. Before we know It become imperative Chairman *"■■■e< S'X;. *"*’ ” “u“ —M _ta,.k could । man we were looking for-an orator Blough had a similar operation at HEAVY ।aaic t iui ui. j. .tk n. Gunning ~ taking ,.5, —**.nd T”? MW,*,*/', a well known writer, and Pennock hospital last week Tues­ this column Will be filled and none ta obeying Uro law ol the land in M1rhi«n i. ° °r. J Oun2ll?[ — oommenra in” . few,.— *., Periiaps .Michigan is so well satis- wz.. as reported in the Nieuwe Rot- conunen« talking, and in a few a very capable, well posted man. The day evening and is reported to be of of the the Heavy heavy wtuff Stuff bearing bearing in in upon upon loaning loaning the the funds funds necessary necessary for for >ta its !■ flcd (lcd• wlth wlth -• lu Us - O.A- 11 --------------••luJ---.-----• terdamsche -- ---------------Courant — <Rotterdam ------>. minute* he would have a big crowd speaker went to Middleville all right, well on the road to recovery. around him. no matter which *ide of but the "oppMiUon” got hold of him. our imefiectual cavity will have been accomplishment, and thc rest b up M.a* U!t(,s auu Bnd llrtams lti iciiuc rertUc iicius Jiclds ----------------- -- --------------------s.iv.ui'. ns .... the issue he took. There was hardly treated him to liquor that wa* much MILO. used. Before dropping off though It t® the large depositors’*’ ..»»•» and rich mines, its busy marts and CtUHIu S a schoolhouse in Barry county that stronger than When he ap- Last Week * Leiter. would be Ingratitude indeed if men-1. Thank.. . . . .. : you .hate ,h„bb,ns InOuatrlek. IU hills on! Jndae Connell! dldn't have several political speeches peared on the platform he wa* a Homer Hughe* and son of South BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. In other wordt thit it ,„a iron were not made of the frequent Mata rautaU a Cue uuvlce tn vaUc), made in it during that campaign, aorry sight, and made an awful Dakota and F. J. Hughe* of Pralu b tlK j^.1, "We should ever keep In view the During the last two weeks of the cam- -mew ” qf what should have been a occasions when this writer has been >our lello« eltlaen. or Mlehtan and the ptace to get , fact that Uro great majority ot those paign lhe Republicans had 10 political gobd meeting­ i home Tuesday afternoon. -__a-i- readers o; ,v.w fortunate enough to be invited to again proved that there are still men (t graphic of other states who io in prison are .eventually to be re- speeches every night, nearly all of Sour outfit ... ! mr*. mumw wuics rwurnea name in jjuphe and private hie who rema ^ c up the grcal maBsea oI tour . turned to liberty, aiid that torturMra. Minnie Quick returned home apeak at some public gathering In them in -----------schoolhouses, and apractl. It wasn't all uxv one-sided from r*H Kalamazoo Wednesday after .. — -. — ..-. ■ . ... aiuvu .though. >.<7xaa,,. The ins 'from num tam * zra n waw ari*WalamaMM* WavInAaalaw causes them "~ to be more tally and .ultoea who Hoek to our Ing -them --------------------------------your county and your pcbple have Ifa to stoop to lhe low laeUea ol cally every one of them packed to democrats were to have an afternoon I'spending spending abbut about two weeks with her . „ , , antisocial than they were before " some of ouj office seekers. Your courfatr Jlatf — .. ----------. been unfortunate enough to have upaclty. Uro lhe opjioalUon opixwlUon possibly free-silver pole-ratelng at Carlton'son, Mr. and Mr*. Clinton Quick ,Ulr .Ule. Nevenbelos U thl, word _w. F. Sxkle former AUomey- espacity. bad " ”ear, ear Jr “ ijnai 7la,iy ’y ^ *«d ‘d they were Center, with speech-making and all Mr. and Mra. Merle Bradfield and bean lured to the meeting place aieous gtatement U like " a sweet II- blot U.„. on -------—.<------. — J .... is a our-a educational and cul- QencrB; of Ontario doubtiew doubtless equally as well attended that goes with such ah occaston. Jack spent Sunday with Mr and breeze coming from across the mead-1 tural* name, perhaps we better sign and there tarred to listen. Supreme Justice a pretty good Ju*t|e» W W. ur. Potter, Potter. then I Hen ’There was s £7^ tarn-out.>ra Jau M*Xe of KatamSoo Mr’ a “ (ows ajklnst the stench ot dead her- IJul. ,o tan|<ht. a rising rising younx young lawyer lawyer of of HosrinnianH Hairing*land'the^audienoe' was aumru«A surprised a tha ■uHianM ■»>< Mr* ollie Doolittle of Kalamawx> think, in the supply of what I call rlI‘t rotting on the beach. was one of lhe republican main-1 when the orator of lhe oocasjoo" was entertained tor dinner, Thur*ARMISTICE ^.... DAY. -------------------. : . . vlne flays when’ It came to campaigning made • pretty good republican A New Yorii editor finds time w to ।| —x * r. .-yr . -ld,| TRAININO TOR reASANTBY. 1 A MOUrn editor d.maod. to' ' ------------Ruggost Ltqvt Armistice Day (Be ! ... am very very fond rood of of monev and the the night ••■•••* from ••«••* wui/ a«a until um*m okmiuh wa* Chairman unairmau of 01 the vne’opposition opposuron Brandautter. then attended the H ... t ,■ ... . ... ... "I am money and July 1st election who who was L. club at the home of Mra. H j. year a A how the he mon r— be — made a gladsome imllday. n - young ,—• man — dropped —rt— into —- the — ।know ------- -------—ketchup -------- -- is - put K— Into — o|der oldcr ,j <row grow ,^e more ftMld fond xI get of night, nl<ht. and and quite quite often often making making pollUpoliU- County County Committee Coounlltoe accused accused the the writwrita^ll.. I-' ., — ■ laa-t 1 aaf**A* ofaia tn. t Isa. KzUII* In lh, dint „l.M 1.. ,. ____ ,-fcl .--.a.- .. .a - -a In r er —of .0 "reelng" ‘ .U.-C.- abefore -a . Flowar In Um ajternoon. day o( jolly celebration, ot convivali- editorial office this afternoon to in- thc bottle la the tint place. He la* it. —G Bernarda Shaw. cal speeches at afternoon meeting! their speaker Mra. H M. Kennedy came from "IF IT ISN’T GOOD tf,O< uprawriuus play and frolic. He troducc hlnuelt as uuvvkk director of misapprehension. — tte mewt^, w»^ of was ------- .............. ■c» aa vi the uie bora um» under uuucr a grave niuappirncuatou. . T~»-. J ‘ " course . ,— .a^-w.—., wa— Dowagiac Wednesday for a two days’ wtU*ie - nliabllitallci Tl»e bottle Is blown around the Our uUlnt lnduslnes PTOgrea*. aroused. They wanted to hear politic* indignantly dented and we later slay with her parents, Mr and Mra WR DON’T CARRY ir­ Utal “Have a Bndle With eurorgeucy wuiaie « *' — nnawiitaiiot. |T7k! bottle is blown around. the Uiey mu|t perferte<L"-Mua. dUcroaed How different to-day! The enjoyed many good laughs over Uie Flower and Bernice. Mlf be adopted ae the slogan and service for ingitam naiiam county. countv. He was , ketchup. ketohun —Detroit New*. N*»x. (taplu Kemal. President of Turkey, pendulum h«* swung ta the other di- campaign. Twanty-two members of Um H. L. I 4 IS S' Hunter’s Headquarters A Quotation This is the store that caters to you Soo Wools Cruiser Coats Stag Coats Breeches Shirts Caps * Duck Hunting Coats •3.98 *5*75 <6.98 “DRY BACK’ BREECHES •2J5 Hunting Cap* •79c BOOT SOX Of \Visdoill 35c 50c 75c WATERS CLOTHES SHOP BZ �THE HA1TTN08 BAKNKX. WEDNI1BAT, OCTOMB II, !M4 WESllFROMCUBl mmEGflETS King at the . «r Thursday 1 Procram aft- r ng building.' ol Building." ,' "Washing - Safe ortal," MT*, n Cemetery," nalon Buildty; “-Francis RoseAlberttra. Minnie mutually In- (Continued from Page Ona) CREEK MVE ADDRESS । I on Badloe island was dedicated by with a line BIX abreast passing by BenublicaDi Held Orgfinil*- lt | President Cleveland. Binoe that every second, day and night, the last -X. * in ralslm Ume she has become mon and mon of that great army of over >0 mil- I Uon Meeting Tnurithe eoun a national treasure. |lion dead passed by.i dav Night M d, cwm. —.— pw would » nwhave ’workllt rnmld! . .^. ^1“'...................... -------—‘ In hl* speech Ferdinand de Uspeop,te^Hie1 worldit would -Tv... reps referred to it a* 1 » GRIP o tsrenty-slx ennedy. The the home of THIS FMU AND WINTER! son Gilbert i were called i. last May with her Gull lake.. vacation tlie r day in Kalie retarded pen received nute to Cal'rttten from leir safe armaklng the • itth. Ev- Lunthc are me with the Luther of 43’L. GREAT SHIPS CARRYING FOODSTUFFS FROM ALL CORNERS OF THE WORLD FOR y. daughter tlley. a foren received. »e home in • will be In­ dent. which BROSS TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE eighborhood redding anMrs. J. K. ilia Monday > repeal the emptor in ler thia, the FOODW^eUOMIH 'C.THOMAS STORES EXTRA! sssful bum­ med to add r’s For ters tore to 128 WEST STATE STREET, HASTINGS Thursday, Friday and Saturday SPANISH Tr. VANILLA OLIVES COMPOUND N. F, QUEENS 39c 50L CUITIX This is the BEST we can buy, and at this low price every housewife should buy a supply now. iats xx I, "’'jis i-vft Remember—this is tot Thursday, Friday and Saturday, This Week » ,<k- '6” TELEPHONE sets the requirements for milk that can be sold as Grade “A" for the purpose of protecting health and preventing epidemics 75c W OD IT" , When we itate that we sell Grade "A" Milk we mean JUST WHAT WE BAY. To protect the ppblie health, lhe Blate of Mich­ igan diridea milk Into •grade*." CLEAN Milk ^hat has a ■ bacteria count." below a certain number, the State designates can be sold as Grade "A." Other milk that b NOT 80 CLEAN, and haa a "bacteria count” above a certain set figure, migl be sold pa Grade "B”—and so on. No Dairy or milk dealer Is permitted to sell milk as Grade "A." unless lhe milk I* CLEAN, and meets lhe Blate's re­ quirements on "bacteria count." This b ALL done to protect the public htaiq>. and prevent epidemics of fevers, "T. B." and other rat- breaks. such as we used lo know, and which were Invariably caused cither by UNCLEAN MILK or tainted water. These epidemics often took a heavy toll of life, and were very expensive to overcome. That's why the State look a hand In the milk question. More than meeting every requirement of the Blate, and selling milk that b infinitely (LEANER than the 8te|g demands, lhe lUahlands Dairy b PERMITTED TO 8ECL iff milk as Grade "A." Our patrons, too. have lhe farther assurance that State tests ihow that no CLEANER Grade "A” Milk Is produced In Michigan than Highlands Dairy Grade “A" ^llk. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 :: TC A ILA Robert W. Cook, Propr. Qi Z1C Lb. 25c -Lb. 31c MISSION INN COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE THOMAS SPECIAL GREEN JAPAN MINCE MEAT 2115 The State of Michigan pa LB. L& 25c EGG NOODLES CeUoWrapJb. 17c WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS K” S THOMAS SPECIAL GROUND to ORDER TEA SIFTINGS Lb. 9c OYSTER Crackers Lb. 10c PURE EXTRACTS Lemon or VanillaI Oz. 12c PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE ing 3t* b'XZ their courses so as to hit ths Gulf night at tha Stream as quickly as, possible, be­ ^r£u^^t,diheanS™W“l^ -«• ■sld. but but even ewn with with this Ulla great great *™y army JSjJ’. BiSSd m ™' try. tn. »n In th. th. seeker's weeker-s Judgmreii ledamant inOtcause K means added speed for their Stalue of Liberty was 35 feet high; & d'*«l example and a1 dividual liberty in thl* counter la ships. All lhe way from Ix» Ange­ her torch was way above the tower* terrible warning, the countries of Uie county committee the Mru>u*iy menaced, and he urged hi* lorcn waa way swve uic iuwa>a ---; -----------------les around to Cuba thc log of our ncr wwen of the same, the candidates hearer* to roll un a oood makwltv of the Brooklyn bridge, also one of Rlrrw Europe reem .nvir.,. •nxlou- today tn to again ( officers £sC^nthe<5^mai?ttadTbOry *n he^ “ ta ship at Its beat, showed a speed of io muca an xwur, vu our xu.<. u«. ihe wonder* of Ito day: In height t“ume their fighting 16 miles an hour. On our flrat day I bera of Ux committee. lhe ,uu a* to impress the Brain Bunday with Harvey along the Florida cost it went up to thc *tatua surpaaoed the famous And (400,000,000.000, the cost of. ,, Al seven o'clock a fine menu was Trust and others at Washington family of Plainwell. over IB mile* an hour very clearly Trinity zplre. regarded then as al- that war. what of that? What would I served '™■* *by ”• •*' thc “ Rebekahs, after-w«-u which wlUj the Idea that the people are showing the Influence of the Gulf | moBt thf to »hleh human It do. expressed In term* ot our own — uuiauon oi and children of Km( I4M population of I)r Frank carrothers. chairman of Stream on the speed of our ship, construction could safely go In any • country. enxmirv We w. hav« h.v. a . rv>nil i.Hnn «r Mr. and Mrs. John -Dchonor. ™oi“= with by tha government, would like The water seemed different. In col- ’kyward race. But It wasn’t long say 120,000.000 people, p—-family, that would ~C ch,r!' of lhe meeting. Dr. fomla. formally ot mat wouia ----or and one could look way on ahead **7°" the World building reared It* four people to a family, ___ ... . narmtherv aalrt that he wax not and see the course of lhe stream, Solden dome still higher, and siMwt- mean that we have 30.000,000 fam-, C*rrothera said that he **■* ”ot «Pd d‘d "<* ta- budget balanced and have the gov­ which our vessel followed. Bo even JY the Park Row building went the Illes. With 400 billion* of dollar*. do*n for “ cost of the World war. that te?d h* B ernment cease to spend billions of the ocean l* tn constant motion,1 Worltl building "one belter." The the ___ . . ....... . tnlenrtirt splendid knlk talk. Up He rlAcml closed hv by Intrzvtn introduc­ dollars for unnecessary things. It apart from the waves you see. . * “"u would mean that for every one of our — ing Dean Davenport of Woodland. ----- -----a .. timely speech. i practically'every year has seen some 30.000,000 families wa could buy 10 Skids cause 5*4 times more From our experience while In thc I structure reared that made Uic daz- acres of ground at 1100 per acre. We have not space to review any of I heartily applauded. Mra. Virgie Retd and daughter. Stream, It would seem It must .pjehe,. exapt u> w th.1 Mr, Nclu, c„, w„ „„ Phyllis, and Mr. and Mra. Otto accidents than blowout*— Gulf | rling height reached by lhe torch On each 10-acre plot we could build be a veritable 'fisherman'* Para­‘ ■ on tlie Goddess. seem more tiny. Dean Dev.'iiport expressed no concn an(1 waj warm iy ai>plauded tor Harthy visited at Frank Roush's a (1.000 hotne and furnish it with rerosr“ She saldkhe had no Bunday. and smooth tires skid 77% dise." We quite frequently passed I Today the Empire State building. (1.000 worth of furniture. After fldence in the attempt* being made at Washington to regulate farming. apolo€le, t0 „ a ^oman for school* of huge fl*h off the coast of i miles of non­ farther, other new tires skid Florida, each one of them six or !1 with its height of around 1250 feet, doing all this for our 30.000.000 fam­ and heneved believed ,h.t that .f if th. the government interested in politics. In fact skid safety at no extra cost MBT OUN LAKE. eight feet long They would throw 1 stands as Ute limit as far as height ilies we would have 220 bi 1 Hotis of had left the farmers alone they 14 to 19% farther, than new dollars left. Oh shoot., let's esti­ she believed that the woman who their iu ’ v ^ tatdtesTteai ’ o ’ ul oT the > * because oj water make'graceful loom in the air only the fut?" 5* mate the government debt at 30 would have fared better and the has the privilege ol voting and who eral days with relatives in Allegan. MG-.r* Goodyear All* witter make graceful loops In the air Today there are over 100 buildings -r Jacob Harshbarger spent several ------------------------------- rpay —* it all up. country would be much better off will not interest herself in political bullions of dollars and Flatter wider tread— and disappear beneath the wave*, than by attempting to reduce acre­ Weathers. This "Goodyear only to reappear again. A gentle­ in Manhattan that surptyia the Stat-1 That would still leave us 190 bll- age of wheat. corn and cotton and affairs is doing an injustice to her days with relaUves in Ohio Um past 16% more non*skid ue of Liberty in height, besides i lions of dollars. Let's divide it up country and to herself. passenger on board, who claim­ block*— Mra. Joeeph Derdeyn, Walter DetI Plans were discussed for meetings Margin of Safety" costs you man numerous others in Brooklyn. equally. That would give each one killing pigs. ed to know about them, said that The chairman then called on J. I in the county and other organlza- deyn and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Since the statue wm erected‘she ou*‘ 30 million families a nice lltWider riding ribs— nothing extra—let us quote there were a very gamy fish, and has Oshrey left Friday for Pittsburgh, C. Ketcham to introduce the speak- j lion work to be done. seen marked changes in our flc ne?l 16 °°°. one could well believe It after see­ Heavier tougher on your size "G-3"! ing them go through their contor­ land. She ha* *een our half-occu- “ve (lOJMO.OOO.OOO to build school pled country completely filled up. ‘ imtises. libraries, good roads, etc. tions. and the time pass when a man could represents the cost of the Alto you get We we^e so far out that only oc­ secure a good farm for the asking I Wor*d war. the blowout protection of casional glimpses of land could be It'a Doubly Guaranteed I Several times in our “pros|>erous When the *.".*hcr. lhe OcdGoddess — “ first rzt came -7C? over seen. I was looking for whales, Supertwist Cord in every ply. 1. Against road hazards. years'' she haa seen us lifted to thc there was only lhe fitful gas light which are occasionally seen. Wc 2. Against defects for Ufa. skies on flowery beds of caw and for **■* thc ?"r'" city's illumination, but soon didn’t see any whales, but up around theh dropped with a sickening thud • came the arc light which almost Cape Hatteras, where Ute Gulf into year* of panic and depression, transforms night into day Also Stream turn* off. we did experience when pessimistic souls bewailed lhat | from her pedestal, from the topsomething elre—and that was a pret­ “ recovery is impossible." From these masts of passing ships she ha* no ty rough rea,' something quite com­ depressing times she has seen the!doubt seen the lightning flash in mon to this rectlqn I am Informed. country rise to greater and grander , the wireless waves that overlap space Quite a number of our passengers heights than ever. and almost make lhe whole world hnd a serious, distressed look, seem­ If the Goddess only had a tongue «»• ,When «hs came, horse-drawn ed to lose all desire for the delicious what a story she could tell She vehicles were the common modes meals served on the boat, and,'could ROAD SERVICE - Telephone 2482 tell of the days In her early I transportation, but now a* She sought seclusion in the quiet of their I youth, when New York bay was loolu down o” * hor* 19 state rooms. North Michigan Avenue Hastings, Michigan I shining with saiU; of a day when • curiosity and around 25.■ Xvvntoalteemir>sht^ewMilU,e *ru 01 v ...ithe DrBve brave ne hearts of lhe sea put meir their ;‘000 °°<> carriages — are reg­ .___* ____ ________ __ . utercd u, cnaintrv frobefore I tnut,n « rc«. t ______ 'Preads of canvas and. "> country. when eVen thc Rl,nt lX'ean linen J Doubtlew too. she has noted thc • W^ were aHowed to ^rac^Twith flcw ,hPlr bllIowll‘K wh|1* wins* to marked changes in our habits and tin' help out their steam. She saw these customs When she first landed ?»nii5?ytAtaXe2f • »lve w,y u> Krcal snl°klna funnels.! only the dudes smoked cigarettes pening. A great many writers, es' of and now these have dwindled In i and gentlemen smoked pipe* or ci­ ’ peclally‘ American, liave written , impressiveness a* spultery oil mo- gars. Tlie ladies—well, they didn't i the thrill that you have, when you I'tors have taken the place of steam |evth chew gum. Today the people first see the Statue of “Liberty EnNot leas remarkable has been the, of this country, male and female, l lightening the World" in New York change in the sire and design of .consume 110 billion cigarette*. Posi harbor. And there is a thrill. Dethe craft that float by at her feet, sibly, due to her age. the Goddess U । spite the conditions that we have The square riggers and Uie fore- one of the "old-fashioned" kind. At all been experiencing for the part and-nfter* were succeeded by the any rate, the robe she has always five years, we do have the best old Majestic, tlie Germanic and worn extends down nearly to the country on earth. It la a delight OFFEE from Java, Brazil and I to sec right at our front gate that others of that type lhat performed soles of her feet. Doubtless she nothe miracle of crossing the ocean in I tlced soon after her arrival that all Mocha—Olives from Italy and great American symbol of "Liberty." six days, then regarded os almost ladles wore dresses of that lenghth. | her torch way above the harbor, and Spain—Spice and Tea from the among the "impossibles." Game.1 But today—well well bet lhat she the statue itself growing beautifully swift, sturdy vessels they were in । think* these Americans are a Orient, Persia and South Am­ green with age She haa been stand­ their generation. Today she sees changeable lol. ing there for nearly a half a cen­ great floating palace* of steel, four I Then only five years ago. Just as erica—Sea Foods from the North Sea, tury; a greeting and a welcome to Alaska and the Columbia River—Great thousand* upon thousands, who left times as large as lhe old liners, go lt llad several times since she was the oppression of foreign lands, racing by with colors flying, and । mounted on her pedestal, a pal) set­ ships carrying treasured cargoes — QUART JAR Treat yourself and came liere and made good in the making thc crossing in a little over tied over the country; a spirit of four day? When It comes to speed, gloom pervaded Uie atmosphere; family to these tan­ Spotless canneries—Bakeries and Milla golden land of "Opportunity." To­ only a lltUc over reven years ago pesslAlsm prevailed. She heard talizing d e I i c a c lea day of course the "No Admission" -—The newest in food preparations and the saw an unknown young man. pcopft talk about "frozen asseu" sign ts out. But what changes she from the sunny olive health qualities—All on parade and ha* seen, watching a nation'* com­ start off in a monoplane and land. ana a "paper loss" of billions and In Paris In a little over B day only billions of dollars. This was a great, ing." and goings for nearly a half carefully considered ahd selected by C. to become,, lhe best known young ।I •••"•aiaaaM.aib magnificent wuuti,. country, Wlinv what wuiu could be Spain. . uv a century. Her calm eye* have lookThomas Food Buyers, and presented to ed upon some of the'grandest epl- ! "J* th? tJ0“ble7 8hc hwird VBrtou» sodes of the American story, and ' ®"YhT.' i “ ven 8ome ,ald lt WaU Low Price—NOW you during "Food Value Month observed some of the swiftest | Istrp£1' uwico blamed . ■ ----------- -- ----- ? — umincu It onto uuk> the me She saw Hamilton return home in | tariffs; some said that democracy substantial savings. changes in human history—things triumph from Santiago In 1896, and had failed; some ascribed |t to capDust writers will be writing books Dewcy from Manila about a year itslism; many laid II to this, and about after another half ceutury later to receive thc plaudits of the many laid It to that. Some even has passed. nation. Then came a year when said we had "too much liberty." ; The Goddess nf Idbefty Enlight­ some nf the finest of our merchant | Wasn’t that a hot one for our own ening the World was th^ gift of the ships remained fastened to their Goddess to hear? At any rate many French Third Republic to America. piers The sea was infested withi of our liberties have since been tak­ । the "big brother" of all modem re- a new terror—tlie submarine. De- en BWay I public*. It wa* most appropriately I conceived as a gift to us from 1»1S. evidently rerun. S3 France on our national centennial m in 1915, feeling safe In in lhe the in 1876. Naturally it cemented mors thought that no country at war closely the ties of friendship, width would be so cowardly brutal as to in some parts of lhe world; Com­ munists rule in others, but Democ ­ commenced In our time of need vnth attack the unprotected liner of u Lafayette. We more than "bal­ ntxjlrul country. and send hundreds racy function* here—perhaps not anced the account" by our help to ot her Innocent passengers to a wa­ Uie same brand that we used lo France during the World war. To tery grave But the submarine did have. But the Goddess still stands keep that friendship green, how I its dastardly work and 1200 unpro­ above the harbor, and her arm lifts (Wish that France had made even tected human beings perished. A the torch before lhe eyes of man­ W. R. COOK. some friendly gesture towards pay- A couple of years later she saw ships kind. i ing something on what she owes daubed with crazy streaks of pro­ WILCOX SCHOOL NOTES. us. The statue was not completed tective coloring, bearing legions ot Last Week s Letter. ■ in 1876. If any are now living in troops in khaki, to France. Months The Bus* Workers Club have I Barry county, who attended tlie afterwards she saw them return following i Centennial Exposition in Phlladel- with wim wiiutis banners >>yuig flying anu and wiusucs whistles elected new __ officers , . :, for the ”, _ ..—■ 1 phia tn 1876. they may have seen blowing to greet them. In Decern-1 B. A. LyBarker, Prop. Hasting*, Mich. "’J?" the "forearm" ot thc Goddess, which brr. 1«U. ,be ..«■ Ih, Omr!t W«h- I wa* on display at that exposition iOKinn with th. President eboard. Bowerby. The oncer, at lhat tune, but Ute sculptor. uilln, tor Pntnee to rhow the world el““* i Frederic Auguste Bartholdi, was not the w.y U. iw.ee, HI. ellorU were 2J?1*1 *“*“'• able to complete hi* work until 8 to be highly commended, but tn this Geon(e McNutt. Waste basket tend'.years later. Count Ferdinand de prewnt year ot our Lord we see the er. " Florian Sallk; Desk Inspector. -------- Wiesenhoter; Librarian. mada rrtllltarv spirit mlril a* at rampant ramnanr in le. £ur.t- ■ Maurice DAMMED ilflMT * Hire- nniMP nrem -T'C Lcsscps Lcurpa TatU, lhe P™aentattan military years ago. - • Virginia Sweet; Housekeeper. Wayne dANNER .’P^h and referred to the statue J.vpe rope BS - U was 1 Irion 11 dently the terrible slaughter and Cr°_ * . destruction has made no Impression, ^e have a new October ca endar and countries fiver there are seem-,on the board whlch A*“* Jcs5lc and llngly as eager now as then to clutch [°Vltla5°k>,Td, , , al one another's throats. Mr Prent lce tMt<d o™ eYcs 1“l BAKER'S Bv the W»v ww Ihb. Frlda>‘ Everyone except three were world or.’Ud .XToiw SuUrSX"® .; ,el :: Hastings. Mich. . der If wF mmemnuLJnra't IJ*°n'i8°lng to get some paint and Mr. whf. tO “pprc’ Prentice Is going to paint them. 1 Wr <^ml|J0 n‘e,BnB The Community Club held an toe . 2. 'nlU10n 11VM cream social a week ago Friday, 'iur^ve. Urat a re/ribte iThcrc “ >-r8«. attendance with a biulness meeting afterwards. MF Prentice was put in as president for al lhl;> the*, foilowlng year with Orville m Up “n!l Burghoff as Vice-President and Mrs. place HIX soldiers In a row, and — •—— — Thomas --------Sowerby secretary. [have a line of them pass's given Written by Ktsrle’ Wlesenhofer. spot EVERY SECOND, and keep Verne Prentice, teacher. marchbig unUl all have passed All l day and all night they keep marchTOWN LINE. I Ing by every second, and six abreast. Mr. and Mrs. Hale Lepard in com­ । One whole day passes and they keep pany with Mr and Mrs. George up their ceaseless tread, then an­ Barkdull of Lake Odessa were Chi­ ; other day parses Ind another and cago visitors fronj Tuesday uritlf another. We watch them pass by Friday. ' six abreast every SECOND, day and Mr and Mrs Albert Reahm and night. A whole week posse*, and Mrs. Herman Winkler and son. I this army of tlie dead has marched Richard, were Hastings visitors by. six abreast, every second day and ’ Thursday. । night alike. "Can it be possible!" । Mn. John McLeod of near 4lasiWe think to ourselves, - th, end of, ting* vidted al Albert Reahnfs Frt^ . the line must be reached soon." But day. the army of ---the dead moves’MA. -------------------------------------- «M1U J —. great ---- ----—* y « aawvw Ur. BI1U and MAS. Mrs. A*U|UI Arthur OMI.au* BtaUlck and silently on and on and on every'Mrs. Susanna Stet sick of Woodbury . SECOND, day and night, and BIX spent Sunday P. M. with Mr. and abreast. Another week passes, and Mr* Herman Winkler. lanouier Norm Barker of Lake Odessa has ! another and ahd a WHOLE MONTH lias pasted, but the legions of the been spending lhe past week, at the dead, six abreast, keep passing by Hale Lepard home looking after- the every SECOND, day and night, with chores while Mr. and Mr*. Lepard I never a halt. Another week passes, were attending A Century of Prog। and another, and another, but th* t-M* lu Chicago. hu, G^ai^lit iU BORAX Twenty Mule Team, Lb. 15c MORTON'S SALT . . . Pkg. 8c NORTHERN Tbilet Tissue, 4 for 25c DRY PEAS Whole Lb. 10c FRENCH’S Mustard . . 9 Oz. Jar 12c PET MILK3 Tall Cans 19c CRISCOI Lb. Can 20c CORNED BEEF .... 12 Oz. Can 15c SARDINES Js4 Cans 15c 3 25c INSTANT POSTUM 25c BREAKFAST COCOA 1-FOUND CAM 20c fl PRUNES CALIFORNIA 70-80 2 lb». 15c FIG BAR COOKIES >* 10c FLOUR “GOLD MEDAL" 24‘Zi LB. , "BEST YET" Flour ... 24 J Lbs. 93c SOFTA'SILK Cake Flour, Pkg. 32c CAMAY Soap, 5c KIRK’S Caxtila, 5p AMERICAN KAMILY FLAKES 20c ,^| �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER It, 1834 uhlu Hils new education plan provides HORSE-DRAWN WAGONS that two young men and two young women and the four teacher counPLAYED THEIR PART or critic teachers will be with lilldren 24 hours a day rather i Pioneer Days of 75 Years eight hours which Is the usual time for such training. It Ls believed • Ago in Starting Great A. & by tlie Foundation that In this man­ P. Food Distribution (Continued from Page One) ner the teachers will have an op­ (Continued from Page One) "The red wagon trail blazed by portunity of regulating conditions ' children who would benefit most by and making them more helpful to horse-drawn wagons through the Oct. 1. 1912 .. 2.042.87 .' the health program and the special - live progress of the children in their oct. 1.1913 1.249.04 ' hub-deep mud of thc highways of the las: half ot tha 1800's pioneered Oct. 1. 1914 .. ly prepared diet have been selected class work. the wa> for the modem system of Oct. 1, 1915 .. ’ for the camp. They will have aurTlie student teachers from the 1.745.87 food distribution." declared -J. T. , roundings ____________ _ __________________ Oct. 1. 1916 .. and training that will_ l>e Ypsilanti normal will receive colPatten, oldest living member of Tlie Oct 1. 1917 .. • a wonderful help to them physically, lege credits for practice teaching 1.466 21 Great Atlantic A- Pacific Tea Com­ ; ________________________________ for the twelve weeks' period. Tills Oct. 1. 1918 .. 1.002.76 pany organization, which Is cele­ [plan will make it possible to carry Oct. 1. 1910 .. 876.43 brating its 75th Anniversary this H■ I I A Al I out a progressive program at the Oct. 1. 1920 .. 1.717.57 montji, ^Jorscs. though rarely given ■ 1 Im La icamP with the newest and most Oct. 1. 1921 .. 1509.34 credit, played as Important a part Oct. 1. 1922 .. Improved methods of presenting lhe 1.640.13 In the development of modern food Oct. 1. 1923 .. I" I I Eb Al A Zr* KT subjects to tlie children. 1,46554 distribution n.s they did In settling E |^| Ei : When tlie new construction sjructlon work work1 Oct. 1. 1924 .. 1.418 19 ” (has been nt the nt Pine the West." Mr. Patten stated. "Tlie Oct. 1. 1925 .. j nascompleted ocen completed thelake Pine lake 2.1J657 ' ■■■■■ (Rfl tr'FirRfocOiko camp, a similar educational program routes of these wagons radiated from Oct. 1. 1925 .. 1 363.33 thc stores In the cities like the propenian- will be carried out with the stu­ Oct. 1. 1927 .. 1.305.71 •pokes tn a wheel. Each wagon would . K K । dents at that camp also; but the Oct. 1. 1928 .. 1.196 79 I ■ fl (student teachers will be selected start off loaded, dcllijgrlng the tea Oct. 1. 1929 .. 987 60 and coffee ordered a week before, | from another normal college. Oct. 1. 1930 .. 80457 taking thc orders for the week after Before the opening of the Clear Oct. 1. 1931 -. 802 04 [lake camp a group of teachers and • from the houscwlyc.4 along the route. Oct. 1. 1932 .. 768 25 "People began to ask these wag­ profeanors fsom the Ypsilanti TeachOct. 1. 1933 .. 499 67 ons to carry other foods. Soon thc |er College drew up a program of Oct. 1. 1934 .. 818.76 lists of foods that customers wanted (class work for the children of thc ! various grades In the camps, which were greater than any wagon could Total 835312.08 • moat oatttandlng valuta I was designed to keep them going liv The above figures show that for carry, even with thc Improved roads [their Regular school studies while lhe twenty-six years after it wa* that were being built at thc end of •hid >2' hitting plant. [getting the recreational and health decided to build tlie new church, an the first decade of this century. "When tlw first funny-looking benefits provided by lhe camp. average of over 81350 per year This new plan will afford many raised by this society. What they did horseless carriages passed my store. I guaranteed by the world's advantages and also opportunities to raise that very large sum. which I ■ had no more Idea than anybody < largest Installer of Warm for experimental work in child has beert exceedingly helpful to thc !else that I would live to see ridteu- ' Air Furnaces. Complete training. It 11 Just another evi­ church, would make ah interesting lous gasoline buggies make the world Installation of tbs Warm dence of the splendid work which story. For three years they served an entirely different place to live Friend by factory trained the W. K. Kellogg Etuindatlon Ls meals at the county fair. They held in." Mr. Patten concluded. "In a way men assures satisfactory planning for the benefit tof.the chil­ banquets, food sales, entertainments I was sorry to see those hundreds performance. fine horses we used to havc go. dren of thc counties wlk’re it now of various kinds. The society was of ! operates. . ' \ I supjtooe they would be unicoemail down payment divided into eight groups, called clr- but \ clcs. For a long time each group, by |jnomlcal in the world now." LACEY, its own efforts. raUcd and paid Into' letter* baating pioblam. A Holthe treasury 8100 a year. This came After years of poor health Mrs. from dues, from socials, etc. tat obligation any tima. Some of the large items which thc, Helen Hampton passed away Friday. Sept. 29. at thc home of her daugh­ Ladles' Aid paid are os follows: j ter; Mrs. Orllc Van Byckle. Funeral When the church was dedicated lhe j Ladles* Aid pledged 85.000 and paid I ,B Monday afternoon and bur­ HOLLAND FURNACE CO/,• Services it. Through their ' efforts a 83.000 j_____ ial In Banfield cemetery. -■ The Briggs L. A. S. Is planning a pipe organ was Installed and they (Continued from page one) SIMON ETTERBECK Barry county Republican supper to paid for ft. They paid for redecorat711 East Grand St be held In the church basement ing the church at a cost of 83.239 00. thL, Rrca. raMey Colorado river BASTINGS PHONE 1616 Thursday evening. Oct. 11. Supper nnd for redecorating lhe basement , „ »t K cwt Ot »TMOO. They h.ve p.W ,lm' h dumptaK • I01LMD WUTme MMES W»»M FRIENDS to be served at 7 P. M. Speaking and to Bronson hospital, Kalamazoo, in million tons of silt a day Into the music in church following supper. the last twelve years 8600. Their cash , Gulf of California So one problem contribution to Pennock hospital was of thc fnrmPr b to kerp h[s ,nnd ?^™’e>',pu'Xtd'uir.1„ne'„‘1 <™» LIS. RENDERS BEILIID TO CHURCH'; TURES IT GIMPS ONL Y A FEW DA YS LEFT! Stock Up Now—During This Clean Sweep Sale! Brand New Footwear Styles at the Year’s Greatest Savings THINK OF IT I Over 60 styles of wom­ en's NEW FALL SHOES, in suede, kid and calf leathers, all sizes, in blacks and browns—NOW ONLY YOU CAN’T HELP SAVING! TAKE ADVANTAGE NOW of these Low Prices. Come, make those hard earned Dollars Go Farther I Everybody’s Talking About These Great Values! LOOK OVER Theae BARGAIN RACKS! More than 100 Pairs -of Women's Oxfords In Black or Brown Suedes, C0MMERCILCLU8 MAKES COLOR TOUR 5-DAY BARGAIN Coach Excursion 10 ROUND TRIP TO Chicago World’s Fair See it now or never - Closes forever October 31 Going Fridays, Saturdays and until noon Sundays during the month of October. Return not later than following. Wednesday. Tickets with longer limits or for parties also sold daily. Bargain admission ticket—$2.00 value for $1.00 Ucicdlng a4a>lu!on to Fair. Skyrldt. SkyrMa Tower. Socket Bide. Frank Jangle Cimp. Horticultural exhibit. Merrit En«l*nd and Lagoon Boat Bide. ASK TICKET AGENT FOB CERTIFICATE. Michigan Central Station is only a faw minutes* walk For complete information contalt local ticket agent Michigan Central You Can t Beat These FOOD VALUES Offered by This Hotne Owned Store We have our own delivery, and will give you the very best service we can. Our stock ” . ht is new and fresh all the time. Baking Chocolate 19c Caroline Milk 17c igi Salad Dressing 25c B Flour $104 Grape Fruit Sweet Potatoes 6 !!••■ 17c Our Special CoEfee 3«- 59c tflb. Tall Cant Qi. Jar 24M Pound Sack Round Steak Choice Beef Fresh, tender Lb. ts and vtGtrAf<i>-. J. J. MEAD We Deliver Phone 2144 oo FINAL — Children’s SHOES * OXFORDS JUST 178 PAIRS LEFT. Black or Brown Leath- K silverware and dishes amounting to drainage con have much to do with well toward 8500. They gave notes that. The water problem L« a probwhen they undertook the larger lcil1 of ..too ]ht|c or too much." pledges and Oils required paying in.. terest. These arc only a few ot the | pcrSon-' ,n. hrf audience he said larger Items. They arc constantly1 could recall that apple nnd other giving help lo the work of the fruit trees set out would bear pcrchurclv . .have | ..... tect fruil. but insect enemies As on example of what coopera­ developed, which make fruit-raising tive effort for a good cause can ac­ n real problem Thc poisons to de­ THE FINAL WINDUP ! NEVER Before Offered ! complish we think their record is stroy them had been discovered but ALw Now on Sale. Gengfr WW WOMEN'S and GIRLS* Sport MEN'S Sturdy WORK Shoes, outstanding. these pc.ste often dcvelon Immunity ulnc Kid or Calfskin < Z At the meeting Wednesday the from poisons nnd seem to thrive on Oxfords. Long wearing Sport Plain Toe Pattern^ Only. Leathers. While they ^^E|“"***“ following officers were chosen for poisons which, ir f>-w years ago. Soles. While the ensuing year, which begins Oct- , would have destroyed them. One tobcr 1 this year: President. Mrs A writer had sa’d "the last great war [ B Gidley: secretary. Mrs Robert on this earth will be between Cook: treasurer. Mrs. M- L. Cook­ mankind and hh ln.w-et enemies, and (he Insects will win " • i LOCAL STORE ADOPTS Overproduction Ls another' prob- * 1 | tern: but thc Dean salt! tlint lt| n ♦ With a record of continued prog- 1 relative term While the acreage ress In Hastings, the Reed Drug devoted tn cereil crops has In­ Store is expanding to the tune of creased in thc U. S. they have not better service In keeping with thc increased any faster than the pop­ times bv establishing business con­ ulation Diminished returns from nections with the Walgreen System. thc |n<_ soil, M>u ns reported DV bv stntls’ic.s the national nnme of Drugs with a froI)J n;,tionnl department of RT‘tatlon' . i_ nsrletilture. f<i»ow that for the past I Tlie new system In no way In­ 65 years the farmers, who arc now, volva Uw o»TOr»lup or monos. h„te ovrrrm<!»o«! ,1 o of, having over-produced mcni ol the Rood .tore, but poje. ,.hraL h„„ KLINGENSMITH. His brother, Glenn Griffith, will Mason Norwood and wife ot Kal- [ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Calms of ™ .nd meana^of ...... of m .rrh.odl.. ^(JJ.'/d” on «.« ways and merchandlscarry our mail. [ainazoo. Mrs. Banghart. Mrs. R. Wll- Cressey and Mrs. Geiger of Quimby Last Week's Letter. ing that will lie" n real service to the . hubhufit habitant He gave statistics for'rtvc Mr. Mesick's new bam was struck Hams. Mrs. Anna pierce! of' Delton —*•— I ■visited friends here. Saturday. Mr and Mrs. A. Jolinson attended people of this city and countv ' I Mrs. Lee Reynolds of Cressey by lightning and burned down last were guests at ----------the C. — M. McDermott 1 ---------------------vear periods Beginning with ’868 Mr. Reed stated that he has for he showed from statistics (hat. had a surprise party at the home of Mr. । home Tuesday evening. 1।1 called on E. D, Reynolds Friday aftmany months watched the progress thc demand been steadily main­ | Mr. nnd Mrs Clare Ashby and two i|ernoon. , and Mrs Lee Johnson Thursday, ----of other stores whjch have adopted tained In the United States for cer­ evening In Middleville in honor of HOPE CENTER. i children were Kalamazoo shoppers | Mrs. Clara Underhill of Hickory the Walgreen System and feels that eal products, there would now be Lee Jolutson's birthday. Monday. A very Lost week's Letter. ' I Corners visited at Chas. Kahler's Uie at this time there is need for such no surplus Tlie surplus b dur to pleasant evening was spent. Mr and Mr.. Will Klemp spent the I We are sorry to hear of the pass- ' n connection in Hastings. He states thc slackened demand for food Ing away of Mrs Lizzie Nash of De- 1 troll. She with her husband spent Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ricker enter­ further that his decision was made products re* till Ina from uncmplny family.""tarol” Gharp. EMhe'r Er- :weck cnd wilh frlcntlfl ln In view of the fact that the ^>allrlu Strange as u may seem, me ns It the way. LaDora Scott. I-orrin and Lynn 'Creek. the summers on their farm in Hope tained relatives from Owendale over [* .jnent Sunday. green organization has been sue-, Denn declared, men can exist when Edger spent Saturday evening at I C. McKay and wife. Mrs. Mrj. Shell- Center. e«Uul U their rtpuwion n„, „„ ,ub„„„„„ny Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eddy enter­ verton ’ * * vertnn and friend from Battle Creek for manufacturing and selling high • one-third ------- '' tained nt a little party Thursday Mrs. Maude Smith of Hastings Jlsix»nt spent Sunday ajtemoon afternoon at lhe th. C. B. EAST WALL LAKR one-third of' whnl they ent- -in norquality merchandise and offering > ma „ uHi>| tlm iiuies It !s this slackened de­ vLMted our school onc day last week. McDermott home. ' ' evening in honor of his brother An­ real service drew. who Is visiting him from the mand not over-production, that has Thc revival meetings at the Yan-I MIm Inez Ashby and friend of Last Week. Leiter. caused thc surpluses of recent years kee Springs church closed Monday Kalamazoo spent the week end with John Plough and family of ToOBITUARY. It Is the Dean's judgment that evcnlng. j her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred AshohJo spcnt Salurday and 8un. Clara Wilcox Rogers was lx>m NORTHEAST ^'OODLAND. April 10. 1871. In Barry county. attempted limiting crons bv the Mr Pllmcter of Middleville was yBurdctt- Lyt.i, and wlfc „r n^- day at their cottage. . Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Smith are the Michigan, spending her entire life government or any other agency a guest nt thc C«reen home Sunday. H rrt-ek «nent Rundav with their! Clifford Kahler and wife and Mr. here. She was the daughter of will not remedy live situation, but Chester Ovcrsmith of near Pine lake । tie Creek spent Sunday with their I Clifford Kahler and wife and Mr. proud parents of a six pound, boy will in the end make a bad matter parents, c. B McDermott. and Mrs. W. B. Bera relumed from Rachel nnd Lewis Wilcox of Rut­ born Saturday, wiio will answer to spent Saturday there. worse. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rearer and Chicago Thursday where they spent land township. She passed awayt Mrs. A. Johnson attended a club son of Kalamazoo spent thc week the week at A Century of Progress, thc name. Jack. The members nf the Club and Oct. 6, 1934. nt Hastings Surviving Ira Stairs spent Bunday with Vlv-*** meeting at thc home of Mrs Daisy- end at their mother's home. Mrs. ( Alice Laubaugh with Clifford KahI her are two sons. Floyd of New Lon­ (heir wives were delighted with the Pender near Irving Wednesday. lan Haxubarger of Chester. Lucy Leonard. ' ler and wife shopped in Kalamazoo don. Wisconsin, and Clifton of fine equipment and beautlful'krttlng Mr. and Mrs. Joe Logan of Lan­ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fisher of Saturday and spent Sunday with We.gre sorry to lose our mall car' Grand Rapids, also two brothers. of Camp Kitanniwa, nnd with the Charles of Hastings, and Myron of hospitality of the representatives of rfer, Harold Griffith, who leaves us Prichardville spent Sunday at the ; John Shultz and family of Grand sing spent Sunday with the latter's Rapids. ' parents. । lo go to work on a Hastings route. Fred Ashby home. | Grand Rapids, ten grandchildren the Kellogg Foundation. See Our Showing of Dress Shoes for Men! SfT,,EV $1.27 $1.57 Hastings Cut-Rate Shoe Store 114W. STATE ST. ‘Barry: County’s Busiest Shoe Store” HASTINGS, MICH. [and three great-grandchildren Tlie ’ funeral was held nt thc WnlldorfT funeral home on Monday. Oe< 8 I officiating. ! cemetery. Interment in Riverside OBITUARY. Charles Wesley Watkins was born ' [April 15. 1863 at South Bend. Tn-, dlnna He came to Barry county with his parents when he was about (ten years of age. He passed away jPctober 4th. 4934. Surviving are twoi Isons. Floyd of New London. .Wiscon-' sin. and Clifton of Grand Rapids, three sisters. Mrs. Jane Schreuder, [Mrs. Bessie Rogers both of Grand I Rapids and Mrs. Nettle Donavon of Washington. D. C . also two broth[ers. Ray nnd William Watkins, both ,of Grand Raplds.,ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren Thc funeral was held Bunday, Oct 7. at ;Walldorff funeral home at 2:00 P. ,M„ Bev. Kitching officiating. Bur­ ' lal in Irving cemetery. NORTHWEST ’rITLAND. . - Mrs. Robert Dibble and little daughter and Mrs. A. C. Johnso^i rand son of Peoria. Ill., left Monday • for their home having been guests the past week In the 01m Dibble [home. Wayne Williams of near Mlddlcfville spent the week end with his I parents, Mr. and Mrs.'Harry Wil­ l Hams. • i Wesley Benedict Ls at home for a two weeks' vacation. AYfsiey Is 'employed at Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. James Burdick of Portland visited the letter's ulster, [Mrs. Jim Dibble, and family Sun- The TIRE SENSATION of » THE NEW firestone Century Progress Tire COMPARE Quality Construction—Price! Thia rugged new Urt Is in EVERY way the equal or cupertor ot any other first quality tire built, regardlesa of brand-name—or by today. Introductory Prices Call on the Firestone Service Dealer Beyond Comparison in QUALITY and PRICE With Any FIRST Quality Tire Made! Ing today, as rubber haa advanced 4427, and ANDRUS SERVICE CORNER JEFFERSON AND COURT STS HASTINGS, MICH. SIZE PRICE PRICE 4.50- 20 4.50- 21 4.75-19 5.00-19 5.25- 18 5.25- 21 $6.10 6.30 8.70 7.20 8.00 8.80 5.50- 17$8.75 5.50- 18 9.05 5.50- 19 H.D. 11.20 6.00-19 H.D. 12.45 6.50- 19 H.D. 14.30 7.00-20 H. D. 17.10 �TCt RATTING* BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER It. 1M4 This Social Events { and Personal Mention MR. AND MRS. CHAS. CRUSO ARE HONORED OCO.NNOR—BLACKMORE.* . American Legion Auxiliary Activities °'clock Saturday afternoon. October PrieBdi BememDer Them on alXr horoe & Dr Mrg Fifty-Seventh AnE**1 3. Blackmore of Hart, when thelr Qn,y daughter. Hazel Elizabeth, On Thursday evening. October U. nivenary became the bride of Robert L*wJohn C. Kataham and M. L. Oook Ford Hicks at Chicago afa* tn th* next meeting wUl at the American , the Lwm liSun be MM wm Ml th* elty on Tuaaday on bus!- ware In Allegan on Monday and city on Saturday calling on friend*.1 Mr end Mr*. Chxrle. Cnta ot renoe oooonor. «m ol tax it w lh< ne*auxuiary oe neia wiui heard Senator Arthur H. VandenjMr and-----Mra a H. carveth and laxhvllla were tdeazanUv tetate? xurnrtaed OConnor of Haiflno. W Rev r.marY ofBcer* wm presiding, --------------- ---------------------when Moody, pastor of ot thethe Hart Congretop*iTheremay bTaTood atlandir. and Mra. C. 8. Potu were in “ . Wednesday, October 3. vhen “ ???*•. p “ *5, . ” art . Coo *F e : hoped there may be a good Mrs. El*le Moran la in Nashville thelr many friends'and neighbors gational church, read lhe beautiful------ --8 . . .. . caring for Mn. Brown, who is ill Mrs. Louetta Wood* of B*ttle Detroit Thursday thc men attending ance a* a delightful social time Is honored them in remembrance of ring service before an improvised al- t°uf±rt with bronchitis. Creek and her daughter. MU* Lulu the World Serie* tir-of patau and ™ r----- ‘ “ *--------‘ . .. .. —. . । WJ)1 Mf their flfly-*eventh wedding annl- bride who was given in marriage by pn-.ident.^T D^m Foreman Mr*. Harry Urquhart of Detroit ver*ary, by sending a generous I comes today for a visit with Mn. Claude Wood. and Mr*. Howard Hewitt visited shower of flowers, cards, letters and h I r l‘t|h .r-beauUru‘ ln •“?.*” 1 About twenty cf the Unit member* Mr* Clifford McPherson returned their sister. Mis* Hulda Euper. of poem*, showing the love and es- <n!,Mh2«hat n mMde, °? f°rrn< flUlnS gathered at Mrs John Wood's on Mn. Ruble Kelley of Kalamaaoo Sunday night from a week'* stay Fowlerville on Sunday. teem in which they are held. For | J 7 ?*,n “nd * meL Monday night for a social time, with spent Ute week end with her mother, with friend* in NUes, Berrien Guests of Mr. and Mr*. L. E Bar­ many years. Mr. and Mr*. Cruso of i Uilir fashioned in * cap which! Mrs pj-y J(U-niBn *s |wiwr wueit A Springs and Chicago. nett over the week end wen: Mr. lived on their farm near Quimby, 1w,“ »,5S_W ‘,u“ bfi.tanL?uXuSS5’* Mr* Charles Dames visited her Mr. and Mrs. Ch**. Bachclder and and Mr* H. E. Shaddick and moving to Naahvilie fourteen years ।«n« btoMOTrt Her .1»«ct bououet N,„ TOtetay U» Bewto* club ton. Clyde Gamble, of Jackson from Mr* Blanch* Padelford and Mra. daughter Suzanne _of________ Detroit. , “ J.J“" B“Uer-1 meete at Mrs. Hear, Mutarx lor a Friday till Bunday. Claude Wood visited Coat* Grove Richard Oook is expected home Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. K. Reid (Am- a sorority sister and former room- pot luncheon followed'by sewMr*. Grace Gamble of Kalamaann friends today. Wednesday, from a visit nf ol'ber Cnuo) and son*. Don and Rob- mate, .u bee only MUniUm. Mtex friend* Thursday Thtiradsv evening. evenlnv tzwtav Wednesday -from h ,0. Rca c M *“U ’‘“I। Mr ‘... n Los ert. Wednesday Butler x «o«n «x or tta1 blue crop. mr. and auu Mr*. sirs Charles unarics Law L.xw o( oi Long nong .a-. Angeles, Cal, ww>,_. .. of UU* city —spent r~—. — I B« Beach. Calif , •P'" spent1 part or of tat taut with Mr. Mr a and Mrs. T. D. French and evening with ------------------her parent*. , “". C*W. -------------------------------------------------------------and .he r.rned an arm tawtrt cd .„„r„ , Unie atL wl~. —0. Z. ' a wide circle of friends extend pale yellow roses. Mr. O Connor was 'fendanre Wilcox and Mn. Fred Ryenon. t Mr. and Mr* T. 8. K. Reid and sincere congratulations and best attaded by oerald MccMIln ot Dinner la to be xemd on Saturday night and Saturday. ““'UK"1 1° Um Barry County Rural Mr and Mr* T, E Severance and T . Mrs. George Coleman were Sun«'•« Chicago, over the hope they may enjoy many more played by Mrs. Eva Wood, who *lso carriers’ Association st the Legion । played "At Dawning" preceding the rooms asy guesta of Mr. and Mr*. Wayne wc«k cnd- ,nd Blended A Century happy year* together. p. Royer of Battle creek. of .!Progress. ---------------- * * * 1Llt['— ~ ceremony. 1 _________ t B, Frey at their Fine lake cottage. of >ro<Le“ ' * Mr. and Mrs. George C. Reeves of . . .. .. . aim Mr*. niidmi Wilson uuiurt Guidet turn and uuuy baby <11 of LUNCHE0N Jonesville visitad Mr. and Mra. H. E. ..---7.-- , . . .. R.enry and. 1-lXCk-/ VtaXW jjCr IMIX.IUI, parent*. All. Mr. KDU and - Muioer . . was held and a wedding supper was Gaskill over the week end. Jwnea from runil, >telLM me Ute formers I«te..r . niece ntak and Mr5 j„„. served to forty-two relatives and 1 OF WOMEN’S CLUB Dr. and Mrs. c. P. Lathrop were huxbxnd. Ur Bt and Mra. Adrian u ,, SlullU) .. Mr ouMet cotnU „ , m ‘d ^r*. ull gun^ay, Mr. Ouldet coming for Mrs Andrew Clyde Brown of East,' j close friends after which Mr and ---------- , tf Vdlimaxv. nn RltllrrlBV „ _ . , 1 Sunday gue*t* of Dr. and Mra. Row- Zuidweg. of Kalamazoo on Saturday. gund*y also. Lansing, former Hastings residents. I' Mrs. O'Connor left for a week's mo-, State Federation Pregident tand F. Webb of Grand Rapid*. ^trkt?d su,wbU Mra. Mrs. George George Hooper Hooper and end grandgrand- to Harry Lee Baker, son of Mr. and : ,, . ,, Dr. and Mrs Wm Thwaltea of ark. Ohio via tad the past week with daughter. Jcan Edrlngton. and Mtai Mrs Neal Baker. Highland Park. De­ tor trip through northern Michigan.' For traveling Mrs. O'Connor wore a! laiKea on World Grand Rapid* were Sunday guest* theflatter.: sister and buaband. Mr. Marjory Hooper left Monday fur iron, troit. was soicmnuea nolemnlicd on nunaay Sunday auaft- [ : .. ‘ . r ‘ .‘ ‘ “ n al four o'clock at the ProI Peace ot Dr. and Mr*. Dennis Murray. and Mrs. D. A. Kennedy of norUi Chicago for a visit before going to errioon. pies' church in East Laming. Dr br^n“™ “L.1 d matchln« The charm of the October sun­ Mr*. C. M. Balch of Grand Rapid* Hastings. their-home in Memphis. Tenn Mr. is vtaiUng tier nieces, Mr*, 8. D N A. McCune officiating. Johinc co-operated with the commit­ wi *«d Mra. C. W Weapintcr accamWilcox, and Mr*. Fred Rymon. Attending the bridal couple were At ter graduating from Hart High tee in charge in making the open- I Ogdcn. Mrs. Wilson GuideL Mtas.^j^ed them as far a-* Kalamazdb of Mf gnd Mtas Constance McDonald of Dear‘“A c attended Battle [tng meeting for the year of Hastings Miss Lillian Roberta of Chicago Florence Bump and MLm Louise visited Mr. and Mr* Ward Baine ^ _ ’”?_'erC ‘n . P °n 6*cketi .Harriet Hosmer, of Beat­ born, a cousin of the bride, as maid Creek College for two years, going women’s Club a most enjoyable and honor and Mtas Charlotte Good- frx>m there lo Michigan State Ool- worth while affair The one o'clock and other relative* over the week .Saturday. rice, Nebr.. will be pleased to know ot '- -------------„ ....------- ... IT... — .... „ a 1---------- ] MIV14 w end. Elliot Manchester, who ha* been Dan Matthew* attended the visiting his sister, Mr*. Mary Downs. World Serie* ball game in Detroit and other relative* for three week*, on Monday and reported a fine left on Friday for hl* home in game. I Boulder. Colo Miss Winnie Roush Is spending 1 Mr*. Howard Barnes went to rrulls MIm Ruth McDonald, pianist, Miami Valley Hospital. Dayton, Mr* Dell Sutton. Mrs Mcnzo o“» “‘r0™ b Th- dahUU lumbbed by Mr. two week* in Kalamazoo with hex Hammond. Indiana, on Saturday to Tuma. played xurncr, oars, Mrs. uamca James wowrr. Gower. rars, Mrs. f —•— the 7 - "Wedding ---------- - ,March" ----- r . from C l Otnc*t* AM Buckle ol Freetxrt cklled forth brother and wife. Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd attend the funeral of her nephew. Rkk Puronkn, Mix. Ortfta SmUh. » « prrtrtMonkl Md ta Mr. OOmnor. . grkdUkU ol HM- ,„„r „>OTBbk, „mTOnu w the Rouah. . Donald Bainbridge, who wa* fatally MrS. John McLvkVy. Mrs. John Hoe----------™ Un« Hlfth uhool. received 11M a B. „a,„ t„„r ol The Rev. and Mra. Maurice Grigs- injured in an accident. venalr and Mrs. Jacob Weyerman “Wedding March." During lite cereNew fall colors, fabric*, styles will please by of Detroit are expected this week. Mr. and Mrs Frank Trim of Ta- were in Otsego Monday and Tues­ many Miss Marjory Hoyt of NashW; whom were club l.dle. 1mm K.I.for a Wtalt with Mr. and Mrs. W. T.! coma. Washington, art visiting Mr. leje U> l«33 He te , member ol mura) MlddkvUle. NuhvlUe «hd you this year. To be well dressed is easy, for day attending the District W R. C. vllle. vlohntat. played "Serenade" Eunomlan Society which has be- tyoxiland — Grigsby. ;and Mni. H. D. Trim. They will visit convention. by Tosclll. Woxiland. ** Mr». Steckle -------recently I the variety of styles and patterns available Mr*. Gary Crook and Mrs. Wayne at Shelby and Petoskey before they The bride's gown was of powder come osuioud whh Start Hu ir.- won M six prises „„ on her dahlia entries j III Mrs. p. T Oolgrove. Mrs David V ,un" •” al the .how in CWc.so Thte a Merrick were in Grand Rapid* on return to Wethington. .moaveur «r >nn >< will At any figure and the prices will fit any Goodyear. and. wra Mrs Harold Pel­ blue triple sheer crepe, with silver Tuesday attending a missionary conDr. and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop were .h * ... . J 8r'. ... Y rl| — , wefe m meta) ribbon at the wrists and 1entered the emplu,- oi the Cotuum- , ult. „ ,hm n u eonaldered pocketbook. renltonln *“t,rr*JhCJe G^nvilta Monday, t^ gu"e^* oi forming the neckline. She wore a 'er. Power company. |Momu , ,ut j Out oi two (urnuat th. weddlns ,n ^peutlon, »«■«..,. oy reMrs Wlks O1U Ra:uwy utt luncnegn luncheon. The ----- - — ~ ... — —’-Jre^tS -------- — ftlr5 wa.-mey u ine.hat of the same material as her Good all wool suits—$16.50 to $29.50. „d „|r tranaportatta from Foundation clinics. They were the . .. p GBrdC3 dress, the hat being adorned with a were. Mr., Pierce OOotmor. Mr. and ,r, Iguest* of Ml** Olive Lathrop ... ‘ j(circular sliver veil. Completing her Club wu held >1 lhe tatax home । <*"■'" ™“- Odnxplelliw Mrs. Jack O Connor. Mr. and Mrs. lr.IirnrniB New fall overcoats—$12.50 to $24.50. Lillian - - luncheon • --------------I Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Ingram. Mrs. „ , ^Urmxui. Ute pnta<™ berw . jururtlve coelume were xlluer xjn- Ward Baine. Hasting*; Mtas 1 lltel ’ .. 1■ Following the Mra. F. E. Ella Ingram. Mrs Grace Benham Xical X Roberta. Chicago; Mr hi a.— **ra 'Adair, president, conducted the buzl" muxtal by onLyllle. well «na and Herbert Bronson visited Mtas 1 ” known xobtuiw . mix, Hbrtbelh >»«luel wHMxta HU roxex Benj. Sexton. Peoria. Illinois; nnois. ur nP&g meeting. Mrs. Nellie Cross, and Fresldent of the Federated Women s Beatrice Benham at University hos­ Rearden an<1 a**®! P**8 MlsS Constance Mc- and Mrs Edward Blackmore cmore ano ... _..U Donald's wa*were of 4pale yellowdress wa* of pale yellow Mr, and Mrs. Carl Blackmore. Bat­ Clubs of the southwesfern district pital in Ann Arbor Thursday. Mr and Mrs w , dress shulters Donald's Butler. w-. Gerald Mr. and Mrs Chas. Van Worden 0» »». and »,rs joj.n Holme* crepe, fashioned in cape style, with tle •••■ Creek; Mtas Jean <<**>.>.. —— of Michigan. Mrs Floyd Everhart Floyd Everhart. ...X X..nd ur • O “ SkUiidky 5S S um I v . «' “ » """ ‘ SJS ’ 1 ™' Pf“Michigan. ‘‘tat °< Mrs.'""" ‘X Pv<terxtk.n and daughter of Chicago and Mr. . o.,,.rriBV Rimriav snort jacxev oi me same uuumai. —B..u and Mrs. Sterling Zerbel and chll- 2L UCv»iLM * w«flh^nd Tlmy ill in “A ta> City «nU wcarlMg also a,“ >" brown velvet v""1 turban '“rb,n and “d for* Ur* Clark CU,I< Train. Tn‘m- Jacksen. J«ck”n •and — .................... ' Mrs. Marian Goodyear, presi-jl dren of Kalamazoo visited Mr and Au Au Sable 5.hle aundav Mr Mr and Mn Mn I*11*1 <Aher accessories After October 14 Mr. and Mrs Bunday £r brown wore Mrs. Herman Zerbel over Sunday. ^1‘ltars on ^irnrV vta and nehltnJ I Mtas Goodrich a pastel rose O'Connor will be at home to their dent of the Garden Club In Barry Shulters returned via Belding. | 00 friend. th* Rt.t* Rn..d count>'. gave interesting talks about on *•the project*. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Scudder enter- calling on Mr aiirt Mra Gord .-1 i« ePc 8°»n *«•» 8hon brJwn ^cM' friends "• ”= East State Road. -■ ^[h(,lr Mr. and Mrs. C — . talned the following Sunday: Mr. SJ12“ . ,L r7°7n> et. brown velvet turban and brown. Hastings Best wishes are extended । The president turned the meeting 1 Clement. Mr. Holme* will be remcm- ' and Mrs. Lee Watson and Mr and ™v«nmcm roc I accessorial Mrs Brown, mother of to Mr and Mr* O'Connor. , r j over to Mrs. V. R Wlnlnger, who government ,Mr, Lkta Snyhcr ol Koltad. Mr bered here as thc Um'S oBta engi-1 Hr te'1"' *“'■ *»" * -------------------- --------------------who .built the post office. land Mrs. Burwell Scudder and Mtas neer rBcovcrlni nice].. hls rHe ,.ccnisf 1 «nd a black hat. the dress of the ICELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING. 1 ^Xl^bvkliNuit^wh^ recovering nicely from hls recent Thursday evening neighbors and .“."'Ann 1 | Mildred Scudder ot Welcome Cor- serious illness. I room's mother being black sheer friends to the number of M gattu*r*d ap£^”hia? «h?°ttMrnnnn ners and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Scud-. t, t I crepe 1th metal lace yoke and I at the Rutland Community hah in ' ' der. SOLMS—SMITH. (sleeves, and black accessories. honor of the golden wedding anni-1» “ J**? Mr*. P. T. Oolgrove had a* guests 1 The following item from the De- I Early fall flowers and tali white I vjrtary of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Whit- *£}£“mVhl I'Sunday her cousins. Mis* Mary R. tr0H Free Press will be of interest | taper* flanking the altar comprised .“‘-.i: ‘“ss? IS •£. Powers of Grand Rapid* and Mra. to many Banner readers ' the chureh decorations. -------------------------- ------------------Bell* Barlow Chapman, ot Pasadena., Gertrude Anzoletta Smith Following the ceremony a recep- mr. and Mrs. Henry Withey of Free___________ .. ___ _______ _______ I lion Donald for one D hundredsueju »■«.•> l>wa guests non. was w»ii. wn.tngm ano IZStaS Woodman and famUy of Woodland. Sunday night Much inlerm « Califomla.____________ The latter,.... whose fathdaughter of__ Mr. and Mrs tton for one hundred held port. Edwin Whitright and ’,Dora Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Davidson and n^lfesled in thMe meetings. ’ . plopeer. ... n ... of. Gladstone Ave was x. U/Ubtev ’rl In were morrlapp er. Wm. Barlow, .... was a rest- Smith unit-... ■’ thc home nrmM'Ti ot Mr and Mrs. wnro Brown,uniU Withey united in marriage. ' * p ' ' Corona Br Jet Black Concord Blue T. S. Baird ed ! Kport 27 re CLOTHING & SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS HASTINGS See that person* reading CH. jer ot Quimby Saturday. s of Cressey ds Friday aft111 of Hickory s. Kahler's Ute L. V. BESSMER OPTOMETRIST Ricker enler3w end ale over Eddy enter.rty Thursday * brother Anhlm from tha ODLAND. 1ml th are the lx pound boy rill answer to day with VIv-^- Ogan of Lan11 the latter's '.0 15 0 'dent eo 4U ln uiaiiiaau marriage ui to wuuam William rrcucrux Frederick ,,Charles Bl . where the decorations Sullivan, • meeting to be held Friday daughter. Mr. and Mr*. George nniuNinrw Paws ' £ ...... of v. Hastings, has -been —■■ spending —ou .................... JurtIce , Thoma* . . , ■ a friend k- summer _.i.h m.i«Ho*. in Chi- soims, __ son of... ... were .. ..■..n.n i-.vo. w ie- iiciu xi I •the with <relatives Mr and. .. Mrs. Frederick autumn leaves on,' and <>11 fail HnBon. flowers land and neiehbnr neighbor, nerfnrmlne performing the the cerecere- ' Plage) and family. Mr*. B. L. Smith ROBlNHLE PAKK. afternoon at 2:30 In the playroom. and J. O. Crawford of Kalamazoo. L*»t Week's Letter. H cagoC. Solms, of Hogarth Ave., on SatMr. and Mrs. Baker will be at mon). school the Home —'Central 'Central ent^rogrom school building, building, Home Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Downs and Mr.l^.y BtWmoS at a ceremony in home after October 11 at 15M MonOf the little company gathered for will the be a re1 '.T'” ~Tix._Z.~ "r. ~ 1*" “"J • vxjtuRMxj mi — 7- • -- - ------»hn । oe partmen 1 program wm oe a re- Marqulta Henton and Richard. Mr. and Mra. Lewis Skinner dt ...h Mrs Albert »ik-- v —-r,H ui.. Wesley chhpel of ' thia occasion only two beside the thc Ii and Craig and Mis* Metropolitan ; terey. Detroit thta t{> tJje Wotnen.. bv Johnson of Delton. A co-operative Leighton accompanied Mr. and Mra ; brWc bride and and 8grown are Mvirnj. living. They They I *e* HeanorDp Rooaevelt given by S dinner and a general good Ume were John Kollar to the home at MT. and Doria Craig were guest* of Mr and Methodist church. Dr. M. S. Rice I Oul 01 lown Rucsta wefe' TOwn ftrc ... .ullMrs. Eleanor Rooaevelt given by Mra. James Timmenpan of Jackson reikd t]lc service at two o'clock ।hello Gilbert and Charles Gilbert, were unable to be present on >-■ . Burton followed with anlen)°yed. Mr* Joe Maurer of Mani* Grov* on Saturday night ' and Sunday. I Aa Bo*m s*un in UwXi-bluc.Cleveland. Ohio; Mr*. Stata Hilbert. 50th knniversary. |“«n B-A-Burton followed with an w Mre^uoe Maurer or «pie uroee , Mr and Mrs Henry Rogers and Sunday. Mr. and Mra. ThoA Johnston of '&)1B[ie and hat of the same shade Mrs IUna Culler and Miss Louise Tlie community trail was very •°Pen 10rurng r | Mrs. Hazel Billing* are in Chicago Howard Smith and family spent this city and Mr. and Mra. Kenmalinc brim were worn by the Hilbert. Woodland; Mis* Ruth Nestpretty with an abundance of fall --------------------------------■ — . : •-------------------------Z------- ■ -Z------1 rKAIKlCVllXE. । at A Century of Progress today. Sunday with the Geukc* family at neth Leins ot Battle Creek also brld€ shc can-j^j a shower bouquet 11Holland; Mrs Benjamin 'I flowers. Benjamin flowers The table where the lhe honor t ar> week's Letter spent Bunday there. |Of gardenias. Miss Margaret Smith. lOTlear. Minneapolis. Minn. Mis* guest* were served ^was decorated in .<w to mcei BV vuc I Mr. and Mra. Manley Billing*. Mr. Middleville. and Mrs. Robert Burchett and Mrs. Julian Pott* and family spent I Dr. Harold Houvenlr left on Wed- hcr ^ter'* only attendant, wore a Jean Berridge. Mr. and Mrs Melvin pink and gold The brides cake town prida„ nlght October «. Maurice Burchett attended .the fu- Sunday with Glen Dean and family nesday for hls home in Honolulu. frock ot gray silk crepe and net with I Ea*!ey. Detroit; Mr*. Harriet New- made by Mrs. Sam Pratt wa* deco-|lt u hoped all wU1 j* present neral service* of Leon $1 tin ger at of Bowne. Martin Monday. Harold KotUr cUie s^atg Ricliard Johnson led lhe Young of Leighton apenl Bunday aftenwan People's meeUng Sunday night, with Wright and Sherman CttSMtf. al) hl* life and wa* well ukea. Me brother. Duane Solms, u best man • . _. , nestine Edger, who celebrated birth- leaves to mourn him his mother, and ushers were another brother: rolJ- “7,, M“*nn1' Irwin Solms, and Harold Relf. |*r, “ndnM^ Kennedy of । days on this date. five sisters and three brothers and ___________ 1 With lhe exception of a few years Tlie bridal couple left immediately' Ea.t.on Rap 'c“. ,. many friends. They have ttw sym­ Hastings friends extend congrat- spent in Carlton township. Mr and pathy of the community. after the ceremony for a ten-day Mr. and Mrs Vaughn Mott re­ stay hi Northern Michigan, after ulatlons and best wishes lo Mr. and 1 Mrs Whltrlghto have spent the 50 Mrs. Baker. golden years in Rutland township. turned to Pentwater after visiting । which they will take up their resi­ ------------------ * * j They are always ready to help any­ relative* here. dence on Delaware Ave. . BIRTHDAY DINNER. one in need and are beloved by all I Among the out-of-town guest* Mrs Beas Hughes anti sons and Dr and Mrs. E. J Pratt delight- in the community. Mra. "Relle Mullen and Jane enter­ | were Mrs. J. T. Lombard, of Has­ fully entertained sixteen guests at in a lew well chosen words Mra. tained Sunday. Homer Hughe* and tings. Mich.; Judge and Mrs. Russell |R. McFcck. of Charlotte. Mich, dinner on Saturday evening, com- Ernestine Edger presented them two sons ot Stickney. South Dakota, plimentary to Mrs. H J. Freeland, it with an arm chair from thc com- 'being the honor guests); Mt and and Mtas Donna Werbeck, of Lan­ being a birthday surprise for her. munily k"and -a rci--. rocker - Irc^; froth tlitlr their Mrs J F. Hughes. Mr. and'Mrs 1 sing. Bridge was played at which Mrs children. Mr and Mrs. Marley Bur- Charles Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Caa- • | A number of pre-nupUal enter­ Muhton and Herbert Freeland roughs of Three Rivera and Mr and Olc0 oins 1001 us Hughes, Stebbins, tainments feted the couple, among Cecll held top -scores. Mrs Freeland was Mrs Ed. Dodge of Lansing. Both;i si Mr Ur3 Mr* Frank ^eyd] local; and I them a dinner and shower given also presented with a lovely gift families were present for this oc- ■ daught„ of Northville; Mr. and last Tuesday for lhe bride by Mrs. Do*. The table decoration* were espe- casion. |M„ W G Horton of Augusta. Mr 'Frederick Solms at the Women's attractive, representing a Music and visiting furnished thc'andMrs r-on Doster of Delton Mr City Club and the rehearsal dinner dally building at A Century ot Progress, evening's entertainment and all left ™ X “ly on Friday evening at which Mr. and ---------------------------------11101 “ Mr. uul Mrx. Henry ntv-vvn z-i*u« "•-■’““•a • —",0. Mrs. Smith were hosts in their home. BANNER CLASS. Mrs whltrlght many more happy ., iers and daughter and Mr. and Mrs Tiie bride is a graduate of thc Mra. Clayton Hinckley very pleasrs ’ ' ' regular b.... |' James Nevins and family of Pins I University of Michigan and Mr antly entertained the Banner class, ' lake. A wonderful Ume reported. Solms graduated from Uie Chicago of lhe "Methodist Sunday School on (. MIWr»u r nnvsnu (Here ta wishing they may meet Institute of Arts. Tuesday evening al her home Just miwa southwest of Uie city, there being I Mr and Mrs. Allen Bishop and Utain some Ume in the future with WILKINS—KIDDER. a good attendance. visited her aunt. Mr. and Mrs. not one missing. The marriage ot Ernest Wilkins, Games of various kinds were en- Charley Welch, in Baltimore Sun-; Mr. ant} Mrs Charles Dea) of Peson of Mr. and Mrs Emory Wilkin.-, joyed after dinner and the business [day afternoon. oria. III., are visiting Mr. and Mrs to Mise Beulah Kidder, daughter of meeting. M*-- Bnd M^1 Clark "Payne have David Deal. Mr and Mrs. Oscar ’ -----moved into M. W. Skidmore's house Palmer and Barbara Fox of Hassolemnised before a justice in Elk­ [ Mr. and Mrs 9. N. Tobias visited Ung* were Sunday guest*. PARENTS OF SON. hart. Indiana. on Saturday mornihg. their son, Floyd, and Uielr daughter.: . Mr. and Mrs D. N. Honeywell Announcement* have been . ------------------------ --------------------------------! Mr and Mrs. Wilkin* will reside ceived of the birth of a son on Sept. Mrs. Gladys .Hendershott, ......... were Battle Creek Sunday call­ andat fambv this city, the former having been 30 to Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sackrider the* in Kalamazoo Saturday and ing /in their daughters. Mtas Opal an employee of thc Hastings Banner <Kuin Ketcham) of East Lansing. Sunday. Honeywell and Mr*. Philip O'Toole, ft give* your furnace new vitality, start* " ' for several years Their friends ex­ He ha* been named Thoma* Charles Mr. and Mrs Joe Nevitt and son, and family. in home-heating ... in finding how easy . . . how clean tend sincere congratulations and Congratulations. Mr. and Mrs Vaughn Mott and Tom. of Ceresco, t wiled Mrs. Clara best wishes Brown Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Doster spent . . . and how much better your home can be healed with TEACHERS' PARTY. M W Skidmore visited his son. Friday at Three Rivers and in the the furnace you now have. BU81NE88 WOMEN'S Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Broxak en- Ralph, „ u .. evening Mr Mott and wife and near Vicksburg Tuesday. HOSPITAL GUILD. tertalned titt Married Teacher’s Club Nearly everyone in the north part Maurice Hughes and wife visited I On Monday evening Mrs. D A on Satuday evening, bridge honor* of lhe neighborhood attended the Mr. and Mra. Hugh Chapman of And What's Best—It Saves Money and Work TltMta VanBuaklrk was hostess to thc Busi­ going to Mrs. Roy Garner-and Maur­ Spotlight at the High school tn Has­ Hickory Corners. ib. cqops ness Women's Hospital Guild, twen­ ice Edmonds. No Smoke . . . No Soot or . tings Saturday night * Mrs Belle Mullen has gone to ty-eight being present. Bouquets of W. O. Tobias spent Sunday with Hastings to stay with Mr*. Edward heat value (or your money. autumn flower* ceuterecrific dinner BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. ib. tandar aad tasty hi* daughter. Mr. and Mrs Edd Parker indefinitely. tables. Donald Goucher was very pleas­ Traver, and family, in the MoOinRobert Butler spent Sunday with Arrangement* for the Chriatmaa antly surprised Tuesday evening Glut Ywi.ll Tktu hl* mother. Mrs. Crum, ot Doster. party were discussed and followuig when a number of hi* friends came ber district Mr. and Mrs Kcet Tobias and .Mr. _____________ and Mn.________________ Wallace Russell___ of thc business session fortunes, to spend the evening and remind children visited tier stater. Mr. and i Bedford visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert domlnoe* and card* were enjoyad. PHONE 230S hlnytl wa* his birthday anniversary. Mrs. Andrew Kennedy, and family 1 Rogers Sunday. u. Mis* Katharine Humphrey is tlie Mrs, Redlick of Chicago and Mrs. on the State Road Sunday. Or Your FimI Doalar HAPPY PARTY. November hastes*. a Danford Higgins of Kalamazoo call­ George Walton entertained nine ' Mrs. Goldie Casey attended birthday party on her brother. Rused on Mrs. Ethel Stebbins Sunday REBEKAH ASSOCIATION. of hi* schoolmate* on Saturday the Officers elected by th* .Barry occasion being hl* sixth birthday. aell Mott. In North Barry onc eve­ evening. ning’last week. Mrs - Fannie Jackson entertained County Rebekah association at "a The children had a happy ttm*. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Newton and Mn. Little Of Kalamazoo and Mrs. meeung held in Nashville last week daughter and Mn Clara Brown Nora Doyle of OUcgo Wednesday.' L. A 8. TARTY. Wednesday are: President. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith were Members of the Baptist L. A. 8. Spent Bunday afternoon with Mason Alice Barber. Prairieville; vice-presi­ pleasantly surprised Sunday when dent. Clyde Briggs. Naahvilie; aec- are entertaining with a party on Newton near Delton. BIC-LUth Shira Phana 2491 Mrs. Ruth Weyerman and chil­ twenty-eight relatives and friend* crelary. Mr* Viola Hynes, Hasting*; Thursday afternoon al thc home ot treasurer. Mr*. William Cole. Hus­ Mrs Emma Lunfeur. N. Michigan dren-vtalted her parent*. Mr. and came to help them celebrate Um|t 30th wedding anniversary. Thaw Mn. Eddy, at Woodland Saturday. Ave . honoring Mrs. William Sprague. tings. LOW PRICES! Friday and A Welcome Fuel tor every fumacel Saturday, Oct. 12,13 JAR CAPS WHEATIES OXYDOL 3 22c 2 — 19c 25c CONSUMERS Coke MEAT SPECIALS VEAL ROAST VEAL STEAK BEEF RIBS BEEF ROAST *—u PURE LARD . 17c 23c 9c 14c 131c unhas’j Wabali»ar Tha CONSUME* POWER CO �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1M4 LOW BUS FARES From Hastings To Kalamazoo---- __80c Battle Creek------ 80c Grand Rapids, $1.15 Lansing1.15 Chicago3.30 Detroit----------- 3.60 12 BUSSES DAILY THE TRIO CAFE HASTINGS :: MICHIGAN Oat 11-30 GEO. M. NEWTON I fir .nJ f..r.irn i ' w’..\.’r..7rr,‘'|i h.. ‘ "«\.iro4 I: - 1 y .ni, • ..1, —t-.i. S I io IT ln.V>i.r.. n. »».| . To PROTECT You Con.Untly Adjutt Fairly Pay Promptly ■ ■ " .MIS U 1 Vf »'f» Frtvata OtratM at LOW RATES 401 KxlUBUse NStj Back BI4« A Hom Cosmos OrctbUad 1174. i. L. MAUS Local 1'rneUlln lluUUL MRb H.- ' f i'riull' * . 0.1 ,'"w r»rr,,ot -nr- f-r 4<rsl1. U-l an.l MrC.4w»-o ho.l.l m U IOAM r - ■> 1 S ..f it.. r.»*rc.i f?'” f* ' *«• Y...I ,r«.l£.wrek ! ' " ,T^ ; CITIZEN'S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. CHURCHES PWEHTYOWNEBS Mil MIKE MS ■lower THREE Our Service SOUTHWEST CARLTON. ‘ gueate were present. The' November I WOODLAND. Mrs. Roy Douglass and Mrs. Oil- meeting will be held with Mrt.< Mrs. R. o. Ffnnle and Mrs. John Hauer aUended a Woman’s Club bert Fisher ot Hastings spent Tues- Olive Fox. day with Mrs. Eugene Nichols. j Among thofc who attended A luncheon, at Hastings Friday. Zcne Buck of Chicago called on Century of Progress in Chicago last Mrs. Slata Hilbert, Mrs. Rena Cul­ CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETH­ ler and Miss Louise Hilbert attend­ Mrs. Anna Buck and family Sunday, week were Raymond and Roy MerREN IN CHRIST. Mtsa Orpha Buck went home with lau. Almon Parr and Mr. and Mrs. ed lhe wedding of MI m Georgia B. B. QriHln. D. D.. Puts:. Brown of Lansing and Harry Baker him to spend a month or more and I Robert Ford. (Continued from Page One) helping care for mother and new I Mrs. Catherine Hamner, who has ’-irC—T" i------------------------------ —----------------------- i0/ Delro,t in Lansing Bftiday. • i In the Lindsey home for aev30 I. H.UT..I.Y.,may be jubmllted to theFederal MJ«» Arlene KUpatrick. who broke bom son J. D. EUenhood and family of j era! years, leaves tar Pennsylvania —2:00 p. m Sund.r Housing Administration by financial . cr r°ur wvClu a«o' *• ab!e to be East LeRoy visited hls mother and 1 on Monday where she will live with g . nr^kin, 7 oo. t ibuututlons for special consider- ttbout » a wheel chalr> is A M Baud.y’atlon.) 1 MU* Lenore Dowden spent the slater Mrs. Henry Williams Sunday, a niece. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weycrmun and Mrs. .. -------u:l_ 6 WHAT SECUR!TY IS RE- weeM end wllhcna M1" wim “elc,, .-n»s a Schulcr iicicna acnuicr ......................... - Mary •—- Mullcndore ------ ---------and Mrs. East QUIRED? That you have an ade- at Qf tlie *h* latter’s home in v “'' Wood- daughter Thelma of Hastings spent)Myrtle Rogers spent Wednesday, land and they were tn Grand Rapids Sunday afternoon with her parents. October 10th in Hastings., where quate regular income and a good shopping Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Mra. J. j. Strodtbeck. i they met an extension worker and J. J. strodtbeck. t an ..-w.. record ...wiu in ui ;vur • omuhhv. ... . .. .1------ »—• •---------------------•- •>-■ credit your community. Mr. and... Mrs. first .lesson the 6 WHAT AflqtiRAwri- Nt-t-n r Mrs. Ada Hager of WamerYllle *»..«*•« «.». Walter Culbert and received the ----—7—7.;:in — ^7 third -—7 l^”..Jy‘A _t'aauKANCE NEED I spent two da..s Iast wk- wUh Mr son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. years’ work. Each lesson will treat GIVE? <a) That you own the prop|O: »»r<az i »•* ruu me „r .* —------ uni-.rd n'ork nf r..t« different topic. Tlie first local Howard Black of East "Woodland. - ------------- —.—----- ------------------Chureh erty. (b> That the income of the Mrs. Chas. Ftaher. Mr- «nd Mrs. H. A. Nichols of class will meet on October 18th. me n n ------------.. -----------. .. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Zerkle and signers of the no(,e is at ’ least five children of Lansing were Sunday Hustings and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Minor and times the annual payments on the guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nichols of Utah called on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Doster were In note. <c) That your mortgage, if any. y' Wm. iMrs. Eugene Nichols Friday. ; Detroit on Wednesday for lhe openis in good standing, and that there w"’- Flory. F1°P' Clem Long and son. Arthur, of Miss Ascha Buck spent the week ing baseball game between Detroit are no other past due encumbrances Pm Culpepper, Va.. and Oscar Long of cnd wltl1 her brother. Tate Buck,; and St. Louis., ;or Hens against your property. <d> Ohio, who have been visiting Wayne «nd tainily of Battle Creek. .. .«.«■, n. a,. Suh That you will use the proceeds solely Long and family for several weeks, Mrs. O. N. Landon of East Carl-r irr s.n. Di«ea» bo.i Dc»tb for property improvement. hbmes Thursday. 1 WMATmnN*;nmS»e»v returned to their their-hbmes Thursday. ; ton. “«»• Mrs. Mn. Anna Buck buck and ami Mr. and ana I1 amend men 1 to hmtion . « or ■ Huhoail it 0:00 A. M or IB. property owner: and .eeeepf m Culpepper he win eurr toe and Mra. MU Donle^. Mn and Mr.. "hiir. h liuilriitlK open Wb a few weeks Guy Hough and Mr. and Mrs.!- "<m th* Uni Tu«><Uv of April «at ,ln special cases > if the owner is an .Mr. Mrs Ben croeMort and Thomu Mcquirk ol uuulnd Bun- '.".V.f'kXnftl Sj1,"! individual and is married, also sig­ ■■( a p»r «vnt par »nnu»n on all iumi 141 nature of wife or husband. No other Mr. and Mrs. George Lennon were <iayguests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Al- onMrs. and lhe eon p»t have week been eoosuotly on tmi <i<rpo>n V$Etor WI8^C^ T™« UrdmgVurdaj' the Leo sickBarry HU for ” lll(or three fall r»lco-signers endorsers are orequired .us Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and and a half but nre gaining at thLs NOTICE or MEETING OF DRAINAO B rhii.1 in BumUr Krhooi. CREDIT? The financial institution . y'ti,rh? pM . '^n? m1' may not co,lect “ interest and. or '“■‘."‘“t----------------- ----- —_ । ’» -ho­ •rim'/ iir» ny?ri Trotler discount anil or fee of any kind, a PINE LAKE' .ter-LA^. iJjtTp.mi. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Leedy of Bat­ - t -rn ..iprrintrn.irni of total charge in excess of up amount' Mrs. Anna Draper had as dinner ' -ah L.a<-|.h h. Muy»r. c«i a ^d'livalcnt to €5 00 discount per year ; tie Creek were Sunday guests al the .‘guests on Sunday, Mr. nnd Mra. («f (h» L’«nin«» home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Green. ‘ >d ■■pminir hunjrr.u of 1*t 1100 original face amount . of Clarence Myers and Mrs. May of Ti,,. (“u„"n„^ i^.iS in "th, r. and Mrs. Don McLeod and our lanil Hr i» in <reit note. I Vicksburg. Inf Martin. REHXH. Her. 33. . Emma Lucas ot Lake Odessa "'Wr'lrrrr!«j;‘f";uu,,»n|,‘ 9 HOW °° 1 PAY THE NOTE? The Pine Lake Helping Hand Club n. f.ir it»u> D»r Wr By making regular, equal, monthly spent with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert met with Mra. Hoxcl Warner on ■ p/tnion »>■ .rr»»d upon'iiohi ’ Mtn for b»- in. hrit-r.i paymenu (seasonal payments for McLeod. l“’X'r«’,mr»tlin<,’M'',<) fanners) until the note is paid in' Miss Hilda Summ has been ill with 1UU. । the flu for thc past week. Mrs. LesIO, 1-ailrr. Y»kH«ll»W4 full. । 10. MAY THE OWNER OF ANY'!" ?.rU,n,n, ‘“PP’^ng in her place at school. | Kt.ie , KIND OP PROPERTY APPLY? Ap­ Mr. and Mis. John Dell and Miss r“r ' . 'ouhl ""‘twJih plications wiU be considered for Dorothy Dell spent the week end ' ,u.la ; Crl-irk public mr—t credit to improve one-family, two- with relatives in Chesaning. Martin. Coaaly of Allrci family, or other residences; apart­ ...™ .... _»'R‘"1. ment buildings, stores, office bulldtn f«torle». ..rehou™, I.rn> SET’,Mr .."“‘.’F* bulldln*. OBrl«> and family ot Lamina. । . buildings. 11-WHERE OO I MAKE PAY- . “ra W™’1* ->* -II MEHTS? TH. rtnul.r liSiallmenl J*ck""‘P;"' FT“” *'« i ""'I MENTS? The regular installment payments will be made in person at ?,nd !?r*' Donald ORKer. ls34* , EMMANUEL CHURCH (Episcopal). Mrs. Juliet Brawn who has been j •. "brrrby'xh «। ib»t,«B,Pti.i> h" ' ------------....... ....on Roy I A MoNuMv. D,.B.. Rortor„ ■ Um place or bu.ln«. or Che Onanelal ten day uf NAiftflttfor. 1114. uumvumou; or or by oy mail; man. or or as as othermnerMrs F. E. Border. ■;.•• •■» *•;;;.~Wr A D I. institution; , HF.lfBEIlT K POWELL wise arranged No payment shall be f* *7™’‘• returning t° her *7I.'X5 — governmental --------------------- office or home in West Bend. Iowa, Tuesday. fCirvuit Cuun c«auni»l»nr(, made to any ura.HM.sivn. Henr>’ Faul ts sl*ndln» • tew Viebi^'A.u «iir2'JLmu organization. 12 MAY I PAY THE NOTE IN with friends in Detroit. |.he i.i'i.r.i bidder. .1 .n,» n«rd Rev. and Mrs. Q. Smith of -Grand 'i FULL BEFORE MATURITY DATE? ----- ---------------------' ' Yes, at any time. A reasonable re­ Rapids were luncheon guests of Mr. ’ J" / uaie bate wm will oc be aiiDwra allowed inr for prepayment. prepayment. |“’,d Mrs. Lawrence Bird and Mr. and ib<if charges have been collected m I M« Orville Fitzgerald Friday. advance. Mr nnd Mr8- Chas. Cook and fam13. MAY I MAKE MORE THAN 1!,,pPnLIS'"’<lay *lth.ML,“nd Mfs Walter Woodland. ONE PAYMENT AT A TIME? Yes. w “lter Fisher of South Woodland, The Woodland , Woman'’8s Study as miiny a* you wish, but such pdy1 I>n»l< —1..U ™.l1*u4.«l.l _____ ..__ menu should be in exact multiples 'Club wilMwM their October meeting ot Uie agreed payments—that is if ** the schoolhouse Tuesday evening, Song nf of it ’cis the monthly payment is »10. larger Program ns follows- Music—Sons A ir- t. payments should total 120. 930. etc. the Volga - Boatman; - ----------- Roll -— Coll-—— .ifiM. _not for cxanl|)le 5lun;i auch famous Ruthin: social Condemns ns S18 or »25. ln RuMla Tbday—Mvrtle Bulling; H. WHAT IF I AM LATE IN *,U’lc~Qu“rtcltc: .,Fufl J^u,ml». At ■ »ra«inn nf «a,d mart, held MAKING MY PAYMENTS? The Gertrude Plants. Mabie Rowland, i" "" A maker must not permit his pwy2 Tyler: Education and Religion probata offica in th- rllr ot JJnalir i THE WANTS I \ I FOB KENT—T. ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER-<■> ».•»«. (u. TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. ■ .hl‘l111” 1__________________________________ .*’• Ill'NTIM.. CARDS of THANKS ibrom* n>|. ntl.b nrirfhhnr f,.r ibrlr th-. /“.'iifb *f ou'r‘’l aftw V-.l w,t«- inii.ilfo ol«<« f.,r I In- r .’til ,.( It., f-unklm. r lYl.r —* w'lls’ihouar -r< Hoti..wor. IGlhowar WRECKING Model S L 34 Inter­ nationa! Truck 1929 BUICK 1929 E3SEX Body Cliu In>t>l!«d WblH Yon Will Now oiul Used Anto Port* < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH 4 Phone 2637 Ilastings GRANGE PROGRAMS menu to to tan fall in in arrears, arrears anouiu Should aa Ru<sia-Dorrt.. Hauer: ’s _______ meins * R.iMla ■■;•■• or Christ. COATS orove. W«nt bP more than 15 days late. Q । u Ha<re*sr?1CFls^c , and r. o. wins. Tutor the expense, -chiller. Hostesses—Elsie Farthing. the financial financial institutions in .......................... . _T. .... ... __ .... ........ be reim.. I! Rnulo Allnrrllntr InM cv.t-ir.ian Cm. -in A. m. Hondo Brhnni. ii a M cAfied thereby, should hys-sle Altardlng. Inez Forman, Fan ­ caused thereby, Pr«e»un« «n.i ..I, bfrsed bjrsedInInpart part at the rate of notlnle Hoover. Maggie Munlon. Fern s’n.’TtXi";.'""'' ’ Mu"a” .more than five cents per dollar for jHannah Wright and Pluma u.'tm'u nf or MICHIGAN — 0BDER Ot Every trnu we flt Is guar­ ------------each payment In arrears. Persistent Williams. (Lrroln ,|Z . THRACC00KEBVATI0,f C0MMIB81OH anteed to hold the rupture Thnse who were acquainted with FIR3T united brethren church delinquency will make it necessary • Mrs OPO Forman of West Woodhim were grieved to hear nf thc e o MrSiierrv, Putor - ..lle financial Institution to take ,and nnd Mrs. Clarence Forman of TO TO" Rt.ne proper stei to effret rollec^n in Woodland called on Mrs .Chas, t tl'tO./..' 'jtT.t'tl-.'uB?1 M.' in |n tragic death of Leon Munger in justment for you. Lot us show l'(»ft SAl.F S.-i.»r«i-|« ■. University hospital. Ann Arbor He -..r.l..|. .r..l ...rm..n HOD A M Sen..., full. ’ Purthlno Farthing WN-M.v Friday. •• •feature •■Selective Pressure was working for Ed. Hujjt of this । The Sophomore Class of the High 1 .I'll. ...I -rri.t. r. .• Ml rr.tn C* t Control”. Nothin- else like • school enjoyed a theatre party at 11 I <1 111 neighborhood when he injured him­ CARLTON CENTER. self accidentally on a wagon rack , । Hastings Friday evening where they <>f Ihi tVtXTEb M-n I. --rk^i. Visitors at the John Usborne home n** *■■ r "T —v:— .!.» , saw ’Treasure Island" Afterward • and has been severely ill since then Sunday were. Miss Mercy Usbome - ima u.i -.n.,—.- ,.r ^Lr '•• • He was well liked by all who knew . they all enjoyed lunch at the home • »lor« Urilr i.l- l\r ;of Ann Arbor. Mrs Nina Barry and' of MUs Eloise Smith. Misses Lenore The Prescription Drug Store Xo.Miltr 1- in ' him and it seems a shame for so kill sons Robert and Vincent. Mrs Ruby young a person to have to pass on, ’ Dowden nnd Helena Schuler accom­ Barry and daughter, and Nelson Ab­’ panled them. he' being only twenty-three. Mr. bott. nnd Mrs Ed Hunt attended the fu­ Raymond Fnul spent part of last Junior and Aleck Usbome accom-J week with Chas. Faul nf Hastings., neral In Martin Monday afternoon M..rninC panled Nelson Abbott to Detroit Mr and Mrs Ronald Anders nnd The mothers and fathers of the ■ml ' Murhu Saturday to witness lhe ball game ll.^Y r Hill -) lllll.ll furmtur- ..f ........... sons. Bobby nnd Karl, left for New ‘J’lU.? Mr "nd Mrs J Willard Nichols, children in lhe Primary Class of the Jersey Tuesday where Ronald has Methodist Sunday School surprised of Moab. Utah, are here visiting a good position for the winter. They iisgig Ulins suit Hist ours [Mrs. Claudia Wolcott, their teacheri | their parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. 1 ’ I with n |x>t luck dinner at thc school will bv missed during their absence.. Checks Coldi Fint Diy — Head­ rhri.ttin Nichols of Hostings and their Archie Woodman spent Thursday kirvir-.. brothers and sister.*. Sunday lhe, after the rally day program Sunday ache or Neuralgia in 30 Minutes! , This was in howo»-of her birthday It'll HALF ll.rl.v ■ ;r r,:..,-... afternoon in Bottle Creek visiting B< or* family met at a family gathering at1 and in appreciation of the work she William Hart, wpo is convalescing I T, ‘ 1 Mott Sptedy Rcmtdtti Knoun the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. F.’ has done with the little folks who from a serious Iffjury done to hls| v; WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Nichols, the old home of the family.' are in her ciass Lovely Rifts of oven- j' eye resulting In an operation. He j -1--------------- - ------------------------------------FOB SALE (>K THAliF For Hon An Those present were. Mr. and Mrs. is Retting along as well as can be I ware were presented t,o her as a re-। . rinrk. H. A. Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. O.'. membrance of the occasion Over fif•rrnn«. Fisher of Hastings. Mr and Mrs. M |ty were rented nt thc table* which h»vl?.r ?;.15>lnt».i - had to lose the sight of one rye ■■■ ,,o*, C. Nichols, daughter Margaret and ■were prettily decorated with fall '- Mrs. Lillie Woodman also spent the '• It l» fonkor oi ■> mother. Mrs. Bracon. of Grand Rap- flowers. ,,,'Naflemoon in Battle’Creek, the guest i |. JJ'X* om«'7o on farmer* in E. Barry county. No •' T ids and Mr and Mrs. Fred Henney • of her cousin. Mrs Frank Thomp- 1 r Mrs. Jacob Hoover, and Miss Paul- nrrrion* «.» ;.i.| experience or capital needed. Write / । and son Robert of this community. 2 son. whose father. William Gilles- ' ’ Ine Hoover and Kenneth Gelsel of .11-e.i Tho Carlton L A. 8 entertained Lake Odessa were Battle Creek visl-i today. McNESS CO.. Dept. It.. Free­ "Rla,rt ci«, jr . by Mr and Mrs Mina Elliott Thurs- j ,tors Saturday. ;• >.prt ’ Mr and Mrs L D Woodman at­ port. HL ?10-10 A »™« r«v». , Srhn..i day was well attended. The Ladies' j1 The annual fair, sponsored bv the | i" tended the funeral of .William Gil- 1 Rmin», " Aid is planning to serve a chicken , , ■' iespic ot Battle Creek and formerly । NOTICE TO CREDITORS. supper election night. of Cloverdale, which was held in house. Oct 26 There will be a sun HASTINGS MARKETS Several from this community at­ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Henton's funeral hotne In Delton country store, a lunch counter where , "> . - ------------। tended the Spotlight at Hastings a complete dinner may be had, also ¥,’" e Monday afternoon. | lt pta>n« 22SS Hlgh Friday evening. Some of the 111 ;n liert and Julius Maksym spent the । X. •••rmnn. 10;3o. iboys^nd girls of this community a Bingo stand a program including «'week end in Belmont with the home 1 si o play and numerous other features, {Z™ luwh are »krd 1 tuuk part. folk* The committee arc planning to have 1 Mrs Etta Nash and daughter of IJh-'rn : Mr. and Mrs Ed Hunt moved to'.. I this fair bigger and better than Hustings were guests of Mr. upd Mrs. ever before. Cloverdale Saturdav. We will mlss;-. “'7, Guy Nash Sunday. DEWEY REED J?.\n । them very much from our neighbor- ‘ *lc3'1 Mr. and Mrs. Johp Usbome and HFNnFR«tnnTT GENERAL AUCTIONEER ood' ’ family of thU community and ’ , F", William McCallum was home over; daughmr. Mr». CThln SIMtey, of Mr •'«' Chu. HendrohoU i" io Sunday from Kalamazoo where he I vUlted Mr .nd Mn «P™< <*»,,«'« ”> DrtnW vl»r.m. is attending college. Gordon Usbome of Freeport Satur- h«ng relatives. • 1 Grace Brill accompanied by one ±°J” BEAR HOLE. day. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY . ‘of the girls at Bronson hospital ”!, Mr and Mrs. Frank Kerr nnd Mr. ' spent the week end at home. ORANGEVILLE. and Mrs. Star Grimmett were SatMr. and Mrs. Ivan Edgclt of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrison and ■|. n?e. I^rday night callers nf Mr nnd Mrs. Hickory Corners spent Saturday farhlly spent Sunday with ■ their i*> re Clarence Downing of Sunfield. Int.m.unn.1 Robcrt TuUle httd a very nice (i'nTLZu ro' night and Sunday with her parents. ■ daughter. Mrs.. Harvey Parmalee. .4 *j-w. itlme 1,1 Hastings wilth hls brother. Thur.i.r mfh« im. ««ek a .ori.t er. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nichols, of this near Banfield.’’ place. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Matteson call___ )0 toiPlynn. this Sunday. n,n» nl<h,L .---------------- = IkXTot rom I Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. J k, Zi? s^diy A"nint .t^s Mr- and Mrs. Tom McWhlster of ed on Mrs. Rhedla Whitworth In Detroit were Sunday and Monday Dowling Sunday night. t_______ 111? i Morris Calkins u-ere. Homer Smith „ ------------guests of relatives at this place. ' Sunday callers nt Albert Brill’s "nd family- lhe Misses Doris and BT ,01IK'H Lutheran mission. Mr. and Mrs J. W. Sheffield were were. Frances and Richard DeMott d r2rk Foid i Bca,rfc* Hfitry and MUs Betty * n4<■*••»- P««tor. Sunday guests of friends at Otsdfco. and Mr. and Mrs. John Ormsbe lunnnr off.rr CtlkltU Of Hastings, Lln« Lr«*Mr,r«o«r Cor"'1 Mrs. Marclus Bagley went Sunday from tha Gregory district. Mr. and t-. .w p>' Mr. and Mrs, Zclion Kaiser took />■>«t.’ N»st ^virV'i to Petoskey called there by the death Mrs. Lloyd Storrer. Eloise Blorrer Tin AT CHICAGO, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 of her uncle. Seth House, of lhat I and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grigsby of Pbonr 2151 cm part of Ute state Thursday «nn l‘“»**i™4IMI|ilr Bible place. i Hastings. BRANCH DISTRICT. ------------ re;.!.”, Friday, visiting Newaygo. Mrs. KaisThe’condition of Harry Blanvelt Mr, and Mrs. Leo Hendershott wMy er s chl,dhood home, and also stopRev. and Mrs. Rhoades attended NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Eldridge n> in P*nK at Hie state fish .hatchery at the Sunday School Council at Qow- is very gnrve at this writing. thnn. ROUND TRIP | Mrs. Nettie Brown and grand- spent the week end in Chicago at Coaches Only h..r.e...„6i Farts. . (Ung Sufiday afternoon. 'daughter. Nonna Brown, left Sun- the World's Fair. los<l »js ii'o ] Arthur Tyler and family spent: Born Sunday. Oct 6 to Mr and —"7—o'.— Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bracy with Bonnie Haywood of BatUe Creek called on Aunt Diehl Holcomb Wed­ nesday night. Mrs. Frances Hendershott went to I Prod ’ IL 7 family. Mrs. Henry Bldclman. Hastings last week. :'io IQ ’ Jan'ia2 nbd family of Has-; Mrs. Ora Smith and Frack Duell Newman Tuttle and wife of Lan- Middleville \\’ediic.'.dny with Mrs. Lillie Huffman and Mra. Iva Huff­ *1'^ a'','"' c"a«ett*annd fa^fi? *“h WU“B’aj Cressey were’Sunday visitors at'sing spent Supday with their moth- man from the Durfee district. Fk” M? anl V™ O A 1 ™ TO Ot Mr and Henn *• Mrl Jane TutUe. AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTION-TRAVEL 8AFELY BY RAIL Next Sunday will be Rally Day ___ - '0 IO ■11?.o;„*'.TOi? w*re Btdelman. -. । Miss Naomi Clagget spent Sunday wfi' ll'i-i" s,j™« ---------------Qaggett .— at our church. Preaching ahd Sun­ Sunday callers ot William Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bldclman with Mr. and Mrs. Roy-Oaks of day School In the morning with pot nnH famll.i i farm with buildinx*. machinery. row, nnd Family. were Sunday guests of her parents Rutland. luck dinner at noon and afternoon j u~TiaiJ‘,in“’««i,,D’,i;irrJb/.,Z” m’"' T"ei« A,ln FeWpausch was onc at Hastings. , Mrs. Mildred Roush of Grand pngram. ' Ogtf Wcn.ine. wLdiand ip-io °! Uie members of the confirmation The Branch ball team won the Rfcpkts xarne Wednesday for a few 'rhe'Ladles’ Aid wlll'meet October TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING GROUNDS Rhi balH—<>rn in Uwk." wm. iu,4 c,aM that »as confirmed Monday at •game against BarryviUe Friday alt- days’ visit with Mr. knd Mrs. Ernest - BANNER WANT ADVA PAT. 18th at tlie home of Mrs Ronald | near War ackooi hoax. Io io j8t. Rose church in Hastings. ernoon. Iwilliami. Haynes in tlie Hinds district. Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service )-r,.I., h,l> f .r I..I. . .Ir... w.lh 1 «l»r roLr..l |...rl foM.-n-r Vl...n- 7*f(|| SALE—ll’.rk 1. oi-l winter -..t 3> li-lu Nil .tn j ... I i ■*. -ti In i VI III .lit’ K .... ^.. f . -u run OI7..-.I ; CHURCH n, . — o o o- - - - - STEADY WORK-GOOD PAY SPECIAL EXCURSION A Century of Progress $ vSax‘.h pn”t G'*n“" r^u -•*- 00 ?^v.in^?s-.sya- Michigan Central �Wednesday, Oct 10, 1934 THE HASTINGS BANNER HERBERT HOOVER VIS­ Mr. Hoover was on thl* occasion that I knew of nobody else who felt KELLOGG CAMP IS STATEMENT FROM *11 that he la often supposed not to that way about it. ITS PACIFIC COLLEGE be socially. He was genial and Well, there 1* no use in going Into BEING REMODELLED^ STANDARD OIL CO pleasant and earnestly though not 'detail about hl* visit here. But when expressive of hls pleasure Pres. Pennington, Brother of gushingly ir, iB.UUln* Mew B«»Un* ; clra,nl Pres. Seubert Makes Plain to at meeting many of hls schoolmates tense of real gratification that we ' Mrs. T. 8. Baird, Tells Plant, Laying Hardwood president of the -Spokesman Club” and old friends whom he had not had had him in the town and In the Position His Company' ‘tast week at their meeting and Harcollege and in our own home, if Mrs. of Day’s Program WiU Take FlOOn, Etc. old Foster, vice-president, with well a* newer friends Hoover could have been with him Mrs. T. S.Baljd has kindly loaned The attitude of the Banner with Construction work began last week'Archie McDonald, secretary and Rebecca and I brought nlm over the thing would havc been us near the Banner a letter she received re­ 100 per cent perfect as one can ex- ‘on the remodeling of the W. K. Kel- treasurer, they met again this Mon- reference to the proposed constitu­ cently from her brother. Levi T. to the college and allowed him the Ipect in thl* world. Jlogg Foundation camp at Pine lake, day evening In the office of Archie tional amendment* reducing the gas Pennington, who is president of the tablet In hls honor which reads as tax and fixing the weight tax at 35 purpose of the improvement is--------------McDonald. I Wednesday Rebecca and I went to The ( Pacific College, a Friends' College, follows: to make it more suitable for a win­ Adalbert Heath spoke before the cent*.per 100 weight 1* quite wen lhe reception and tea in hls honor at .ter camp. In Honor located at Newberg. Oregon. In this Methodist 8. 8. in Hastings on "Co­ understood. The Banner wishes to Governor Meier's beautiful home. ' A basement will be built under letter, which wa* dated Sept 28. operation" at the invitation of lhe Menucha. up the Columbia highway ।the entire main building. A new HERBERT HOOVER Mr. Pennington tell* of a visit cf therefore produce below a cominunsuperintendent, Mrs. Everhart. nearly twenty-five miles. In this .heating plant will be Installed and Humble Country Boy former President Herbert Clark Hastings Y. M- O. A. groups and icaUon received Frijiay from the, Hoover to Pacific College', which he Earnest Student . lovely spot on the bank* of the Co- ,toilet* and showers will be Installed. lhe Hi-Y Clubs met at the High Standard Oil Company, which reads lumbla, with a view up the river ,Hardwood floors will be laid and attended as a young man. Excerpts Distinguished Engineer school this last Tuesday evening, as follows: even better tium lhe one from Vista rooms will be partitioned off for from the letter follow: Effective Administrator Chicago. Oct. 5 (Special)? Reply­ with “Founders Day" the topic for House, we met Mr. Hoover again in school room*. The winter camp at We have been passing through World Philanthropist ing to a newspaper inquiry. Presi­ discussion. a company decidedly different from ; Promoter of Peace some pretty busy days of late, and Pine lake will not be commenced Middleville Hl-Y enjoyed water­ dent Edward O. Seubert of Standard the one lhat met him here. He may until [ they aren't entirely over. Some of Eminent Statesman these changes shall be com­ melon at their last week's meeting. OU Company of Indiana announced have enjoyed himself a* well In that . the more or less thrilling events President of the United States pleted. It Is hoped they can be Will Carmichael, leader. today that If Michigan voters put millionaire's home as he did with ,completed this month, and that the A Tribute Of Kve occurred right here In New■ The Hi-Y officer* and leaders re­ through thc -proposed reduction of us. and possibly even better. Eft.it he , Love And Esteem g. and some of them In oilier flrst section of the winter camp may treat at Camp Barry this week end one centagaUon In the state gaso­ didn’t look as if he were enjoying ,be started in November. It is plan­ From places. will begin at 4:30 with games. Sup- line tax his company will reduce Its himself any better. . :ned to have three sections of twelve His Boyhood School On Tuesday afternoon, Herbert prices accordingly the minute the Yesterday we were present at the ,weeks each in the winter camp this Pacific College Hoover was in our home for an hour Don H. Carrick of Woodland, on reduction becomes effective. luncheon where tlie social, political , tp meet somewhere between fifty year, closing in June." "Some question has apparently He stood before it and read It Jn "The Spiritual Athlete." Discussion and business leader* of pordand. ' and 100 of hls friends, old and new. silence, then uttered just two words. i Mr. Edsel Martindale will again of methods, means, and ways will,[arisen." Mr. Seubert said, “as to Rebecca (Mrs. Pennington) had ar­ 'Too flattering." I assured him that and of the state gathered for the ।have charge of the Pine lake camp. follow and be directed by Mr. Beck­ whether the oil companies or lhe ranged a very delightful reception I would undertake to prove every "kick-off" luncheon of the Com­ er. Mr. Metzger of Grand Rapids consumers who pay thc gasoline tax and tea in hl* honor, and everything word of it to anybody, and he sim­ munity Chest. It was for this that STATE ROAD. and Mr. Julian Smith of Lakeview, will benefit by the reduction. I can worked out beautifully, I think, with ply remarked os he turned away. Mr. Hoover had come to Oregon, leaders and officers from these two definitely promise for my company Fisher -P.• T. A. will hold, its ana after aucr listening to brief oriel aaarcmcs addresses ,_ The . - — ;------_ a single exception. "It’s t^o kind to me." I assured him and places will join with Barry county­ that any reduction in the tax wiU at by <M «, U,e bb-mwor o< men and boys to make this a very once be met by a corresponding re­ Portland, the governor of Oregon October 11th, at eight o'clock. Mrs. beneficial week end. The Conference duction in the price asked for our and the lieutenant governor of Lena Becker and Mr*. Viola Ken­ gasoline. closes with dinner Sunday. Washington, united State* Senator nedy will furnish eat*. Mrs. Archie "Since the taxation of gasoline October 16th is the date of the Stelwer and other speakers, most of Cunningham and Mrs. Eva Rowley began there have been many oc­ whom spoke briefly and very well, will put on thc program. There will Lansing. Barry County Y. M. C. A. casions and places where we have we listened to a very fine speech by be a play from the Wellman school will be represented by several dele­ and mtulc from Hastings. Bring cup Mr Hoover. Later both Rebecca and increases, it would be a novel and gates. Bertha May (a daughter) saw him and spoon. All are welcome. October 29-30 are the dates for enjoyable experience to be able to Mrs. Carl Bryags and children and were greeted by him as he rode the State Sunday School Convention reduce prices in Michigan because of in the parade; but I had to miss the spent several days with her grand­ reduction In lhe tax. The burden of at Grand Rapids. mother. Mr*. Lucy Ooleman. parade. • • • The largest attendance of mln- the gasoline tax has become unjustly Mr. and Mrs. James O'Connor You'll be glad to know that our heavy on the motorist, especially enrollment right now ts lhe highest were in Battle creek Thursday. much of— the---primary ____ so ----------------------- con— Mrs. Janet Pettenglll spent Friday the last Ministerial meeting. OctoAsince in our history. 118. We have never bcr 2. The next meeting will be at, st ruction of roads has been combefore had a.* many os 100 in our with Mr. and Mrs. John WUkes near Nashville November 5th. in the pleted and funds arc being diverted student body at any one time; and Middleville. to general u*es. It Is high Ume there Methodist church. Mrs. Elsie Sothard and Mrs. Janet our largest enrollment ever wa* that The Young Men's Y group will be­ should be reductions of the gasoline of last year. 106. which Included PettlngLU spent Wednesday with gin their regular meetings at the lax everywhere. It would be a high eight or nine who entered the sec­ Mr. and Mrs. George Haynes and home of Mr. and Mra. C. F. Angell distinction for Michigan to be the ond semester, after a somewhat Mrs. Mabie Bennett of Hendershott. first stale to return to a 2-centa obly low price* become "Wedding Bells” were ringing on Wednesday evening. October 17lh. smaller number had dropped out. We rate." now have 118 enrolled, with a con­ our street Saturday. Robert O'Con­ MORGAN. Mr. Seubert recalled that when siderable number that we know are nor and Haxel Blackmore were mar­ Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Draper and the federal gasoline tax was reduced ried at her home in Hart. Mrs. Mary yet coming in, O’Connor. Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Oon- boys. Clayton and Ruby Webb. Lin­ on January 1. 1934. his company at wood Christopher and Gusta North­ once reduced prices accordingly nor and Tom and Ann and Mr. and THE LOVE OF GAMBLING. rup of Battle Creek attended the throughout its territory. tall If every church entrance had a Mrs. Ward Baine attended the wed­ Spotlight at Hastings Friday night. Vitamin D Carnation battery of slot machines the Ladles' ding. We understand Robert and DURFEE. Clifford Draper wa* in the play. Aid Societies would not longer have । wife will make their home with hls Cecil Munton and family ot Has­ The first Quarterly meeting ot the Mrs. Mary O'Connor. We COFFEE Muvsh Hmim m lb. tin 31c z j to serve suppers In order to see that mother, tings and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. How­ year was held at East Baltimore the pastor has hls pay. The church-i wish-them much happiness. DEL MONTE PEACHES 2 can* 35c ' ■ es could pay off their debts and the Mrs. Pat Lewis was on the sick ard were Sunday guests of Mrs. United Brethren church at 2:15 Sunday afternoon, with a very good Letha Adkins. members might even receive cash' list last week, Mrs. Eva Rowley spent Bernard Draper and Arthur Webb attendance. On account of the Ill­ dividends in this life Instead of a few days with her. have enlisted in the CCC and have ness of Rev. John Batdorff's father Grown having to wall to get their reward gone to the Grayling camp. SOUTH SHULTZ. in eternity. There is to be a prayer ^neeting Rev. Alice Griffin of Hastings ROLLED OATS large pkg. 15c Charley Kenyon who has been New York City Is considering a at the home of Mr. and Mra. Chas. brought the message. lottery scheme in order to raise seriously Hl for the past week is Harrington Thursday evening at TOMATOES 6 can* 47c Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Demary and funds to run the city. Despite the some better at this writing. The Community Club at Daisy 7:30. Everyone is cordially invited. Mjs. Lottie Hammond of BatUe fact that the greatest gambling Mild Cream Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yargcr of Has­ Creek spent Sunday with Mr. and mart in the world is located on Wall Thompson's was well attended and tings visited with Mr. and or Brick Mra. Mrs. Ernest Bateman. all report a ftn c tlmc l °ts of Street there have been many pro­ ~ Miss Jean and Daisy Gamble acwork done, foilr quilt* being made Stuart Draper Tuesday evening. tests over lhe proposed lottery. IONA COCOA 2-lb. can 19c The love of gambling Is Inherent Lhat day. SKY FLAKE WAFERS pkg. 17c Mr. and Mr*. Clayton Peck of Bat­ in America. Take the county fair for a case in point. The officials Ue Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Forest of the fair labored for weeks and Smith and baby of McOmber dis­ were overjoyed when lhe re­ trict spent Sunday evening with ceipt* exceeded the expenditures by Frank Hom. LUX TOILET SOAP Frank Horn and son Clinton and $500. Several organizations worked long hours in eating stands and Gordon Kenyon and Mr. and Mrs. LUX SOAP FLAKES cleared $100 In four days. The con­ George Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Thompson attended a cessions where the god* of chance Gordon reigned had better results. A few birthday party for Mrs. Cody Lauhours each night brought a profit baugh at their home in Rutland Ib. can of $300 at the blanket stand. The Wednesday night. Mrs. Tedrow's sister, Mrs. Mar­ awarding of an automobile''yielded a profit of $400. Catch-penny games garet Scott, who is visiting her at­ Ib. tin 45C brought their operators substantial tended A Century ot Progress at Chicago last week. profits. SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR pkg. 25c Mrs. Edith Bonneville of Battle We are not attempting to argue that gambling is right. We merely Creek Is spending some time with BAKER'S CHOCOLATE ft-lb. bar 21c say that it is popular and that it her son. Lester, and family. POST BRAN FLAKES 2 pkg*. 19c Mrs. Olive Campbell of Hastings never was more popular than at present. Even In Russia where called on Mrs. Mina Kenyon one day INSTANT POSTUM 4-ox. 2i money is supposed to be without last week arid Mr. and .Mr*. C. attraction the horse races are the Barnes of Pontiac and Mrs. Ed. Hall most popular amusement and the of Freeport were callers there Tues­ Scott County part-mutual* get heavy play. Here day. Mrs. Vesta Monica and son, Billy, In Michigan a portion of the gam­ bling rake-off at the race track* of Kalamazoo spdfft tlie week' end WHITEHOUSE MlLsv tj<* 3 cans 17d ~ goes to-4-H clubs and county fain. with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs'. C. ___ _________ Many golfers take no Interest in golf Kenyon. BREAD Blain or SUcad Ib. loaf 6c unless there are beta at stake. COATS GROVE. Baseball pools are operated through­ N. B. C. out the nation. Soon there will be The D. O. T. O. Club meet* this Special football betting. If gambling is an week Wednesday evening at tha evil it is certainly one that Is show­ church with program in charge of 12 cans 95c RED BEANS ing a healthy growth and the New Margaret Wilcox. TUNA FISH can IQc York City officials should not be censored too much If they have did crowd and the co-operation of or Spaghetti reached a conclusion that the city 'all who helped to make the chicken should profit thereby. kupper a success. $32.50 was taken If every tax receipt were a lottery ENCORE SPAGHETTI i.«i.„ 3 tin* 20c ticket taxes In Michigan would not Miss Grace Ingram Is recovering continue at the present rate of more hlcely from the attack of Infantile CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 3 can* 20c than 50 per cent delinquency.— Ing­ paralysis and wa* able to visit Mrs. ham County News. Andrew Townsend on Saturday. Sunday School Teachers Recog­ GLASS CREEK. nition Day will be observed at the Sunday visitors at Fred Otis' were, thurch next Sunday. SCOT TISSUE 3 rolls 20c Lyle Otis and wife and Ray Otis and MIm Marian Woodman went to CAMAY SOAP 6 cokes 25c children of Kalamazoo. Kalamazoo Friday to spend a week Forrest Havens and wife and Gor­ there. don spent Bunday at Robert McMr. and Mrs. Floyd' Clum and Oktcklln's In Hastings. family visited the bird sanctuary at Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Whittemore Gull lake on Sunday afternoon. and Russell, also Anna May Pue, of Mis* Ruth Woodman attended the Hastings spent Bunday at Cleo U. of M. vs. Michigan State football QUAL1TY A & P MARKET Brown's al Hickory Comers. game Saturday at Ann Arbor with Bunday visitor* at Roy Erway'* some friends from Caledonia. j.Fa.fw.i Ib. were Mr. and Mr*. Louie Erway ai*d Henry Utz of Shepherd and a son­ Mr. and Mra. Harry Mead of Kala­ in-law from Manistee called on Sugar Cured Hocklesi mazoo. Homer Erway of Lansing, John and Harve Woodman on Sat­ Maurice Erway.of Grand Rapid* and urday afternoon. Zib.. Y. M. C. A. ITEMS BUY N Good Used Cars Are a Bargain they have had good care. The ori nal owner has taken a larger depre­ ciation than the car deserves and you get the benefit. Trade your old car for a better one 1930 PONTIAC COACH 1930 HUDSON in fine condition. 1933 V-8 STANDARD COACH. < 1933 V-8 DE LUXE COACH. . 1928 CHEVROLET TRUCK. 1929 FORD TRUCK with Dual Wheel* and Stake Body 2nd Week Call and look these over and you will find some real bargains. 7 ip" anniversary Milk SALE FORD DEALERS Phone 2121 Hastings 6c Navy Beans 4 lbu 18c Cheese 15c Sunbrite Cleanser 6 companlcd their mother here from Grand Rapids to spend Sunday with Rev. Gamble and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fancher will entertain lhe East Baltimore Ladles' Aid Society Wednesday, Oct; " 17. Come. ‘ leaving Tuesday morning for Te Mr. and Mrs. Carl Perkin* v friends from Detroit spent the w end with George Miller'* at < lake. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres Freeport were Bunday visitors Keith Durkee*. HOLMES CHURCH. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Overamlth The girl who lint strong eno are entertaining their son and wife. to wash dishes can change a tin Mr. and Mrs. Elza Everett* who are two minute* flat. 25c Are YOUR Valuables Baker's Cocoa Sanka Coffee SAFE? Vegetable Soup 5c 2 Macaroni Every day or so news items appear in the papers telling of petty robberies, when homes have been entered and jewelry, silverware, S money, bonds, etc., have been stolen. In most instances these things are never recovered. »»■ 23c In case of fire valuable papers are often de­ stroyed—mortgages, notes, stock certificates, deeds, insurance policies may be burned, in addition to other valuables. 3 ?k«‘17c Kraft’s Velveeta 2 29c OUR FIRE-PROOF and THEFT PROOF VAULTS PROVIDE THE SECURITY YOU DESIRE A-Penn Oil 1J% “,e,diun” 2 £99c Chicken* Smoked Picnic* Ground Beef Pork Steak Loon. Round Bone, No Rind • Pure Lard . U. S. Gov. laspocled ib. ib. 18c 15C 190 17c lie Head Lettuce 2 for 15c Grape Fruit 4 for 17c Grape* Tokay lb. 6c Onion* IQ Ib. bag 19c Carrot* new 2 bchs. 5c Spinach fresh lb. 5c DEPOSITS INSURED Hastings. Mis* Ruth Erway and friend of Kalamazoo spent the week end with her parents here. John Erway of Lansing called on his parents Sunday evening. Louis Havens started Monday morning to attend freshmen college CLAY HILLS. Mrs. Guy McNec and Mr*. Chas. Gibbs were hi Hastings Friday. Walter McNee of BatUe Creek vis­ ited hi* sister, Mrs. Effa Haight, and family a few days last week. Laurel McIver of Parmalee snent the week end wlUi Juno and Fem McKee. Merritt Oates of Lansing spent the Roy McCaul and wife and 3oe week end at Clyde Warren's. Hl* Dreach and wife of Grand Rapids mother. Mr*. Ray Brisbo. returned spent the week end at A Century hotne with him after spending sev­ eral week* here. * Ml** Virginia Warren spent the too spent Sunday with their parent*. week end with Mis* Maxine DePries­ Leon Potts and wife. ter on the State Rood. Frank Harris and wife have been entertaining relatives from Fremont menta'a writer, "to signify, the hor- for the po*t week. ' Lee Scott and family of Grand ■ visitor* at Eugene things a* pneumatic drills and mo­ torbikes." What's wrong with Mrs. Sarah McCaul and grandson, Leo Colburn, visited her daughter. It will be pleasant, too, when girls' Mr*. Colburn, and family at Labarge s Sunday. fingernails get .out of the red. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation o WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘ $5000 FOR1 EACH DrroSITOR $5000 Many of these valuables can never be replaced when once loet or de- atroyed and for the small expense of a few cents each week the *afety of these valuable* may be obtained. HASTINGS CITY BAN TELEPHONE 2103 Capital $150,000 HASTINGS. �Tire HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1M4 2™. CLOVERDALE. HOPE CENTER. Grand Rapids Friday evening. A I The chicken pie supper was well Mr. and Mra. Applogate and) Mra. Cora chapman- and Mrs. son-in-law had been taken Ul and attended. Proceeds were better than daughter. Mlu Elsie, returned from . Frances Preston of Toledo. Ohio, are taken to the hospital and she is as­ seventeen dollars. Roan. Ind.. Saturday afternoon, aftspending two weeks' with Phenia Bating in care of the children. ‘ “““ -------and Josie Carpenter enjoying old EAST DELTON. Mrs. Cora Brace, of Detroit, is rzoun coobt. . .. * tiement entcrea. "l’ The Sale held at the town hall by friends and viewing old landmarks. Mr. and Mrs. Elba Collison of spending a few days visiting relz_ _ ___ , Mr. and Mra.'Burdette Lyttle of EsL Homer E. Downing, deed. Magdalena Reuter, dec'd. tlvee and friends here and in Has- ;Kalamazoo spent Bunday at Floyd Battle creek visited their parents. Waiver of notice filed, proof of will Flnal nicd. order allowing tings. <Collison'sThe Hunt family have moved, back Mr. and Mra. Chas. McDermott. filed, order admltttag yin entered, flCCOunt entered discharge of execuRex Waters and wife spent Bun­ Mr. and Mra. Andrew G. FtnkBunday. bond of exacutrix filed, tetters testa- tor estate enrolled belner spent Bunday with friends (<day at Marion Rupe's and at BUM to Cloverdale. The 2. T. A. will be postponed un­ memory teiued. order limiting set__________ , , , _____ at Pine lake. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vaughn and in Woodland. They lived over there Boulter's ' two children. Mr. an* Mra. Will for some years. lXntfl€lT^tKtViOnc^l^1i7 MIDDLEVILLE. Bunday visitors at John Willison's til next week Friday. Oct. 1®. Miss Helen Patton arrived from Trine and three zona of Marshall claims filed, notice to creditors isMlk> shaw unloaded hls drove of Our football team went to Nash­ were. Mr. and Mra. Gordie Durkee Midland Saturday to stay home in ­ visited Care Ashby and family Sun­ ville on Friday and won the game. and David of Delton. Elmer Willison ,UM' . show cattle on.Friday, he having Ert. William Pennock, dec d. Pcti-, showing in several states and This makes It one and one for them. and daughter, Marrtetta, Mr. and definitely on account of her health. day. Donavon Halverson, who'.bad a Mr. and Mrs. H.. A. Brog returned Mrs. Clarence Payne and children She is a conscientious and ardent tion claims filed, notice to creditors'. brought home -n fine lot of ribbons worker in the welfare of that com ­ tpnsll operation In the Unfeeraity from attending the World's of Hope Center. Stewart Waters and issued. |land and prize prize mom money, say'nothing about!Sunday 1 munity and as we all know of the hospital at Ann Arbor, has returned for a few days. amminl of nt good atwt advertising nrfvrrf Iclni/ he hi* fair ■ family local. . Est. Angle J. DeWotf. dec'd. Order tlie amount Nearly everyone has been interest­ Mr. and Mra. Ed. Newton and strenuous work she goes through we home. for pubUcation entered. (received Mra. Lucy Leonard returned home ed *In World's series and it Est. Patrick Corrigan, dec'd Will Carleton Swift arrived home Tues- cd n ’the ■hc. Worlds It is daughter. Georgia, and Mrs. Clara cannot but wonder how she has filed, petition for probate of will day from hte job in the north with ™rd *,”rk durln8 thc Ume Brown of Hinds Corners spent Bun­ kept oa so faithfully and uncom­ Friday. She had been visiting her aw. <rt.r «, publication -mb |CCC __________________________________________ day afternoon with Mason Newton. plainingly. Helen's friends hope she daughter. Mra. Jun* Anslcr. and uicu, orucr iw ciiicivu. r----- -........ —— ------. . .. will gain after a good rest and be family In Kenton. Ohio, for several We have Just learned of the misEst Thomas Hcney dee d Invcn- I Charles Lewis is visiting hte wife terv fllL y’ nnd b"by daughter at thc home of NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. take which was in the East Delton able to again resume her duties which she enjoys so much. her home and expects to vlait rela­ be » a ««.../ Rally Day at thc news some time ago of--Howard wry n> a,E. J. Fenton. Charles spent several1 There xnv.v will ««.—--------------------------- Mor­ Mrs. Rom Pierce entertained Miss tive* and friends before returning to L — Illi. tnrrl IbAlnnr m.r-rlnA W a te la still allll ■ Est. James N. Jones, dec d. Final years of boyhood here and hls Martin church Sunday. October Ktti I. ford being married. He Humeston at her cottage at Wall their home. . account filed. 1 many ----------- are -------glad --------------—Pot — •luck —*- dinner at ---------friends to see--him. noon..i~=u The ---------------------------Ken-; single man. lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashby and Eat. Elmer K Moore, dec'd. Order ' The Pythian Sisters had a fine tucky Slngera will sing; Dr. Ken -1 Floyd Morford and family and Wm. Hart Is stiU at the hospital family and Millon Warner of Kal­ al----------------------their dinner at-----------------thc Temple --------------------nedy, district — superintendent, allowing claims entered. <crowd ------------- ------------------- will - — Mrs. Viola Waters were in Kalama­ amazoo were Bunday guests of Mr. — — ------------------------ invited -to attend. -------- zoo shopping Saturday afternoon. Est. Erastus M. Hinman, dee d, on Thursdoy. Thc dinner was a — fine speak. Everybody Mr. and Mrs. Dougal McCallum of and Mrs. Hoyt Houldsworth in Bat­ ... as usual: _____ Mrs. Petition for license to sell filed, order one ■ Mr. K,r and *>n'1 ” r’ Vernon Karrar and Detroit visited hu parents Saturday. tle Creek# Jav B'nknev«of ..... Freeport, was call-(Mr. nnd Mra. Garth Blocum and for publication entered. ------ ------------KLINGENSMITH. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Davenport . ... ---------Est. James Shalvey, dee d’ Final ing on .friends here Thursday. ;#on Hobert. spent Sunday with Mr. I Mr.’nnd Mrs. Rollo Bowerman are visited Mr. and. Mra. Wm. Pierce of EAST WALL LAKE and Mrs. Shirley Slocum. Evening | account filed, order for publication word came Monday to H. C. Poulthe parents of a fine baby boy bom Charlotte Thursday. AND VICINITY. .. „_ entered. is-,n that the daughter of hls son callers were. Mr. and Mra. Homer Oct. 4. He will answer _ to ___ the______ name Mrs. MarthA Replogle Is visiting Ed. Ms tureen and wife and Mr. Est. Luella Hayes Campbell, dec'd. Clinton was very ill. Mrs. Poulson Is Rowlader and family and Miss Alice of Basil LeRoy. Miss Alice Bower- her daughter. Mrs. Grace Terpening. Whetatonb and Alma Hilton. I man Is caring for them. Petition for determination ot heirs assisting in her care. and Mr. and Mrs. Burmaster of Kal­ ot Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hcrzel and ' Mr. and Mra. Albert Green and amazoo spent lhe week end at lhe filed, order for publication entered. , Someone entered several homes Mra. Iva French of Battle creek ESt. Helen EL Hampton, dee d.. here In the east pan of the family and Mrs. Ida Flory spent family were guezla of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Messeny of Wall lake Matureen cottage. Will filed, petition for probate filed village the other morning. He was Sunday with Mrs. Anna Kahler in Douglas Rouse In Battle Creek Sun­ Bunday callers at E. D. Reynolds' and daughter. Mrs. Pierson and chil­ Est. James N. Jones, dee d. Waiver seen in the Benaway home, nothing Woodland the occasion being Mra. day. Mr. and Mra. Boyd Walls of dren of Kalamazoo were Bunday were. Mrs. Bassett nnd Mra. DeVries Kahler's, seventy-third year also thc Kalamapoo were also there, it being of notice filed, order allowing oc- was taken there. At tlie home of guests of Mr. and Mra. Frank Hum­ of Kalamaaoo, Mr- and Mrs. Warren count entered. , George Juppstrqtn a small amount of Hertel's wedding anniversary. a celebration in honor of Mra. Wall’s Calms of Cressey, Mra. Chas. Kah­ eston and guests of the Humeston's tufii d. Beattie, txcatcit*. urea.'money uucn auu ajckvl book uwk Instead of the regular L. A. S. 73rd birthday. Est. Lorena B. dee d, money was taken and a (pocket ler. Mra. Florence Babcock and two Waiver of notice filed, order assign? I and some money from another this month, the 24th of October. ’ The children of our school will Monday were Mr. and Mrs. A. K. children of Dowling. Davis of Battle Creekins residue entered, dL«charge of home. It would look as if money was-------r,— at -------------- Cinderella play _in_____ there----------------will be a--------------------pot luck supper attend the HasMra. E. D. Reynolds visited Mrs. Wm. Gillespie of BatUe Creek, Admr. Issued estate enrolled. -nil the thief was after as Jewelry I the church on Wednesday evening. I tings Friday afternoon. former resident of Cloverdale, passed Est. Mary McKee, deed. Proof of was left right in plain sight. Load;All families arc invited to attend. Mr and Mrs. E. Latta left Mon­ away at hls daughter's home Sat­ will filed, order admitting will en- jup your shot guns and sleep with one ;There jvlU be a Hallowe'en Frolic day for awhort trfh to New York. tered. | eye open, for they may be back. • afterwards. 1 Orley Bechtel has gone to Cale- urday morning. Burial at Prairie­ ville Monday afternoon. Friends and Est. Patrick Corrigan, dee d. Will Dr. A. E. C. Lund. a. E. Blake. E.! The Martin P. T. A was well at-'donla to work for C. Pearce after relatives from here attended the filed, petition for probate filed, or- F. Blake and G. D- Whitmore at- tended, new president being MLm helping Mr Maze this faU. funeral Monday. der for publication entered. tended the Republican supper and Darby; secy., and treasurer. Orr | Mra. Hummel'a two children from Church services at the Evangelical ESt- Jennie Stewart, deed. Final meeting In Hastings Friday evening.;Fisher. The program was put on by Kalamazoo visited her recently at church Bunday morning at 10:30 and account filed. Mrs. G. D-Whitmore was called to' pupils of the school. | Yankee Springs. evening services at 7:30., Everyone welcome. Bernard G. Terpenning, dec’d. lory filed. inventory I Est. Hannah Yerington, dec'd. •-*- filed, letters i-..— testa■■■■■■■■■■■MMaiBMBMiB । Bond of -------executrix I • I ' । I • • : ' ' ; iij :: • .' iji •J j l Below is only a partial list of the items offer­ ed in this sale. See the large handbill for full list of items and re­ member the dates — Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat., Oct. 17, 18, 19, 20 Thia Rexall 1c Sale is National and we offer the same bargains as are offered in all the large cities. Advertis­ ing will be broadcast over the N. B. C. start­ ing Sunday, Oct 14th PURE FOOD PURETEST PRODUCTS Pure Food Items are offered on this sale at tremendously low prices but they're not sold on the ONE Cent sale Basis. Opeko Coffee O for £-7c ground) 1 Ib. £ v I Orange Q for Pekoe S Ib. £ 55 Opeko Malted Milk O for 5 31.04 size £ Opeko Baking Chocolate p for c°ennet sale 26 Glycerine Suppositories i Infants* or Adults) O for Of*c 25c sire £ CO Aromatic 25c site Mercurochrome 2r; Solution 25c zlzc PsylHtun Seed Black 50c sire Psyllium Seed Blonde 40c’ size Symond't Inn Beef 2"26 Spirit Camph'r 20c size Zinc Stearate 25c size Monreale Olive Oil A for HCc 25c zize £ £O 2 for 2 for 2 for 26' CRESSEY. Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Culp spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strong at Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Enzlan and Till Oonycr visited Mrs. Mary Belle Johncox and Grover Davenport and I family near Cloverdale Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Barber and i Irene visited relatives at Niles Sun­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Enzlan and । family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rice and family at Kalamazoo. NJr. and Mrs. Don Foreman and (family of Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reynolds and family. August Bhelmer and friends of Cleveland spent Tuesday night with hls sister Mra. Delbert Enzlan and family. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS to Fill Your Bin! HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY HASTINGS Honnau. Stiller. Pierson. Kelekonl Hehader: abienl. AM. Wrinrrt and X $175,000 in Saving* Offered During Kroger'* Fell Food Fair I Stock up NOW I Get YOUR Share I OLEO E'".r 2 - 19c STANDARD QUALITY Green Bean* 3 25c AVONDALE FANCY Sauer Kraut 3^.i?19c Corned Beef 2 99c 6 25c Jewel Coffee 51' Sic n.. u. it. u- French Coffee ib.b*> S5c May Garden* Ol«o 33c slag BrillianUnc 50c size 2 for 26 2 for 26 2 "76 226 2 "'26 Charmona Cold Cream S O for £ r 4 <• 0 1 Pearl Tooth Powder O for OCl 25c wire £ £0 Rexall Milk of Mag. 40' 2'"51 Bay Rum 2 *or 5T Riker * Egyptian for Henn* 35c zixe C 36 Klenzo Faris I Ti*. O for sue 25c size £ 26 STATIONERY Belmont Hexagonal Fountain Pen o for 5 4 .51 g for 51' PHARMACEUTICAL Cazcara Compound No. 3 Hinkle 54 50c 2 Martel’s Bay Rum Alcorex 2 <« 26c >• 2 <«26c Hobart’s Asparin Tablets ><»■• Miscell’s Hand Lotion Haskell’s Milk of Magnesia k- Borated Baby Talcum 2LVXJ 2 („ 31c 2 '“36 a "36' Hygienic Powder Larkspur Lotion 2 .-40c Pepiona 2 -31c Rex-Salvine Q for A Ac 33czize £ U Syrup Hypophosphites Compound O for 3 4 .01 »l-0® size £ I 2 for 26c Q for J 1.00size £ Toothache Drops 25c size S 4 4)1 I SOAP CHIPS 5 CARVETH & STEBBINS 2'" 26' GOODS DELIVERED TELEPHONE 2131 27< Chocolate Mint Patties 3 ,b- 23c 4?4-«x. can Strainad Vegetable. Carried. pint jug 17C Maple Syrup Pancake Flour 5 25c LATONIA CLUB t)R ROCKY RIVER Q«v,r«9«i COUNTRY CLUB 3 “,7iL 25c Plu* 2c bottle depozit PEACHES WESCO BRAND Soda Crackers 2 Halve, or Slice. 2N^35c Chip*© Ige. pkg. FLAKES or GRANULES Oxydol O.K. soap Igo. pkg. 23c 10-2 3c 51c .. 12*/2C 1 Qc PELS NAPTHA SOAP 17c PORK ROAST Ib. 19c Gerbers wccarn co to sr Joseph •• rrrreimtaliTe of (he eitv of liMtino at the Mtrhiean Municipal Leacoe eoaereiloo. TTaa: AM. HavsO. E-T0/0’ Pisr»«a. Reicknre and $2.25 PURITAN OR OLD MANSE COUNTRY CLUB For Your Bcby AM Miller. that tha Kwearlra fvr two » crantrd Y«a« AM Ctuli Frankfurt* Horrud’z Ib. 15c u. 13c Link Pork Sausage TENDER MEATY BEEF 10 >»* 45c O for £ £O POT R-------- CRISP. FIRM ICEBERG Readymade Band- 4 for O£c age 25c size £ £O O (or Ofic £O CALIFORNIA VALENCIA Aid. RUBBER GOODS Fountain Syringe for 14.4 »1.J» size £ I AUt CALIFORNIA TOKAY > STEAKS ROUND or SIRLOIN Chuck Roast . a aa •lr«e< wTtk two. Vteteria Water O for » 4 .« Bottle J1J« size £ ■ I 2’" 20* ib. HEAD LETTUCE Quick Acting Plait- 4 for £ 4 c er 54c size £ • C PRUNES L.ylnS M.«l> AMERICAN FAMILY 10 Finest Matches 6 bo«o» 25c Germicidal Soap O for 1*T) 25c size £ CO Flnlald Sanitary Napkins 29c EASY TASK HOSPITAL /SAVE WITH SAFETY at your DRUG STORE! WESCO BRAND r SANTA CLARA ~ Szltad Pcanuti ib. 10c 51 g 51' 2 for 26' 26* 2 for 51' 2‘”51 p foe 26' ib«. each 19c BULK Antacid Gas Tab- Q for O£c let* 25c size £ £0 Beef Iron and Wine O for 5 4 .01 11.00 atze £ ,1 for Com Solvent ' 51 Medford Paekrt Q for O£t Cel wrap. 25c az. £ £O Cascade Pound Paper 2,„ eova) 2 American Petrofol O for 50c zizc £ WESCO BRAND FANCY FINE TtXTURED, FLAVORFUL REXALL REMEDIES lb. loaf 10c Raiiin Bread 30c HOT-DATED AT THE OVEN i ii joubtton i.nni Heer* Crawford Istw do* IT’S FULL OF RAISINS Michigan Hand Picked VACUUM PACKED COFFEE Country Club Pound Cake Jontcei Taletun Fried Cakes Scr.(ch F.«d '•«/• $2.09 Twinkle HOT-DATED AT THE OVEN Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., Oct. 17, 18, 19, 20 The following items are offered on this sale at tremendously low prices, but they are not sold on the One Cent Sale Basis BULK BUTTERMILK rNAVY^ BEANS pk». Gelatine Dciaert - All flavor. . for FRANK SAGE Bt Valu, Wi,c I GOOD LUCK TOILET GOODS PHONE 2515 Lizzie Calms of Hastings Monday, evening was apent after a short jwt-l Mr. and Mrs. Harry Babcock and gram In visiting and getting children of Dowling and Mr. and qualnted. Church services ewj/l I Mrs. Burdette Lyttle of Battle Creek Bunday at 0:30 and Sunday school I were Sunday visitors of Clifford j 10:30. Kahler and family. I Mr. and Mra. Glenn Allen and son I Mina Aldrich spent Sunday In I Richard and Mr. and Mra. Verne Maple Grove. Her grandson. Seward Thoma* spent Sunday with Mr. and Walton, returned home with her | Mrs. Clarence Alien of Alpine. | ond will leave this morning for the Mr. and Mra. Otis Morgan and north '.o help In meetings this com- daughter Lola spent Sunday with ing winter.-------------------------------------------- Mrs. Charles Flnkbelnor of Middle­ -------- --------------------- — Ville. NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen and son Last Week's Letter. of Grand Rapids spent Thursday A reception was held in the afternoon with their uncle. Glenn | church basement for our new pastor. Allen and family. Rev. o. H. Bacon Saturday evening. | The Aid Ladies' quilted a quilt In Supper was served to 80 and the the basement last week for the sale. ARMOUR'S 26' 2 41' for 2 21' for 2 26' Order COAL Choica out* i*. ISc Rolled Rib Read Boilkif Beet bhak Short Rib* FarUklM ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO THE MICHIGAN 3 PER CENT SALES TAX �r-RMDMi THI HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1>, iM4 ber IS. white NASHVILLE. n! [BER ’ANY NK SAGE mt after a short pnfcg and getting itfl rch services evwyr I and Sunday school Glenn Allen and son 4r. and Mrs. Verne Sunday with Mr. and Allen of Alpine. i. Otte Morgan and •pent Sunday with Inkbeincr of MiddleGlenn Allen and ion ids ipent Thursday their uncle. Glenn e#‘ quilted a quilt In Jt week for the sale. Marentette and daughter, a member LeNore. of Detroit called on friends Crittenden here Monday— •re Monday. « . EM The Welcome Philgthsa class will I ant in that atty Another wedding. —* Friday. October ~ — jjth. meet ------- ’nui ------ J^lca Greenfield^oiJy daughter of will be a Hallowe'en party. The hostess wUl be Mrs. Ida Wrightregular meeting ot Laurel Jar Wilke# of Halting* at Elkhart, No. 31. O. E. a. met Tuea- Ind. Mr# Wilke# te continuing her studies tn High school. Mra. Ida Wolfe has returned from her visit with relatives in BatUe • Ray I. Thompson haa purchased Greek. lhe grocery, department__________ of the E.— O. Funeral services Afr Raymond vr_ AA store — A — .—<4 nn Kraft and opened on SlAnHau Monday :Knoll, age 20. who died in Sparrow morning. Mra. Kraft will continue hospital, Lansing, Thursday night, to close out the shoe department. from injuries sustained on Septem- BUY HEAT Not Just Coal! ORDER YOUR COAL NOW For a Coal Full of Fire and Low in Ash Use SUPERIOR RED ASH POCAHONTAS. Thousands who have tried it are demanding This Famous Coal Year after Year. Try a load and you will be pleasantly sur­ prised at its superior performance. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS, MICH. Kroger's ri 19c RM1LK RAISINS Ib. loaf IQc $2.09 YOUR Investment in SHARES of this old association is protected by first mortgages, not on one but on hundreds of homes in Michigan — homes we have helped our menibera to buy or build. NAT1ONAL Shares Are Offered for Your Consideration Rational ffinart & Imregfarewt flTmnpaim $2.25 OLD MANSE pint Jug j 7C 1250 Griswold St, Detroit, Mich. Dvtreir* OteMS Boltetag sag J. L. Maui. Haitingi. Mich. JB ’ £. 25c B*DR 24-ox. oi. bonk* •posit 19c ANU LES 23c 23c 51C ST lb. 15c 23c ST 12c 17c ZS TAX TELEPHONE 2118 Raymond DortaN ot Lamin*. bearers ware Kenneth Lykins, Har­ old Woodward. Harold Wenger. Clayton Johnson, Clayton Green­ field and Darrell Houaler. Burial In Lakeview cemetery. He leaves one brother, Maynard, of Three Rivers, and a host of other relatives and friend*. Mra C. W. Smith who has spent the summer here, left for her home tn Orlando, Fla. Tlie Ladle#' Aid of the Evangeli­ cal church met Wednesday after­ noon at the home of Mrs. Mabie Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Klnno enter­ tained with a birthday dinner Sun­ day Ln honor of Harley Ktnne's and Mr*. Hazel Marganthaler's birth­ days. Those present were. Mr. and Mrs. Hemmingway ot Grand Ledge and Mr and Mrs. Ray Morganthal- PRAIRIEVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Caithrop and Hazel were In Kalamazoo Monday. Mrt. Mary DeBack and Mn. Mabie Wilkins were in Hasting* Friday. Henry Benson has Man ssrioui1^ Hl. but te slightly Improved Mon- Trick's as was announced lo Mr» Gladys WHlteon's home with Mrs. Edith WUlteon and Mn. Doris Trick atadaUng her. • Mrs Lottie Ooilteter and Mis# Iva spent Bunday at Pleasant lake, FIRST ANNUAL CROPS SH Robsrt Garrett and W. F. Freder­ son. Earl, visited Florence Van Hom ickson went to Lakeview 8* turd# y and daughter of Jackaon Sunday. returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Edmunds of BatUe creek were callers of Mra. seriously ill, te somewhat Unproved. Lottie Collteter Batuday. Warren Mead te very sick with Augusta were guest# of Mr. and pneumonia. Mrs. Cliarlea Hughes Sunday. school Sunday. Oct. 14. Would like a full attendance. Choir practice Thursday night Friday night a social time fo the young people. John Morehead of Detroit visited AT THE LENT CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Hammond and Jean spent Sunday with Mrs. Hammond’s mother. Mrs. Chandler, of Gull lake, the occasion being Mrs. Hammond's and her niece's. Mlv Maurine Hensted's brthdays. Mr. and Mra. Charles Conyer and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Palmatier of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Clare Thoma* Miss Elizabeth Doster and Merle Gay of Plainwell spent Sunday with her father. Irvtng Doster. Fred Otto te gaining nicely which te good news to hls many friends Mias Emma Chandler. Kenneth j Chandler and MIm Jean Hammond of Kalamazoo spent Wednesday eve­ ning with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs Marcus Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Francisco nnd family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nick Boerman of Cressey. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Burchett. Mr, and Mra. Robert Burchett and Margaret spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Leon Dunning of Delton Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hammond and son. Stuart, called on Mrs. Al­ fred Ball and children of Allegan Saturday evening. Sarah Hughes Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilcox and sons of Hastings were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Cassius Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Orand DePriester. Mra. Mary Polly and Miss Myrtle The Clover Leaf Club was delight­ Smith were at Otoego Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Norris spent fully entertained Friday night by Mrs. Norman Johnson assisted by several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. William Justus. After the bus­ Mrs. Delos Hughe# and family of iness meeting games and visiting Toleo. Ohio, returning Sunday ac­ were enjoyed. Lovely refreshments companied by Mrs. Hughes and children. were served. Mrs. Marc Bagley accompanied Mrs Lofdahl. Mrs. Mathews and Mrs. Hanneman were in Hastings Mr. and Mra. Richard Pettejohn to Petoskey where they attended the Saturday. funeral of Seth House Monday. Mrs. Ola Feighner and Mrs Char­ Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell Drummond ley Deller are visiting Grand Rap­ and family, Mrs. Jennie Drum­ id* relatives this week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Northrup mond and Miss Laura Drummond of Grand Rapid# vtelted Mrs. Sarah were in Battle Creek Saturday. Frank Lopez underwent a major Smith and daughters Sunday and operation at the Pull* hospital Fri- also called on other friends. Always please<^to see them Mrs. Ethel Stebbins spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs Coy G. Brumm and SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. daughter. Winifred, were In BatUe in Kalamazoo with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and' Mrs. A. A. 'Conklin of Danfotd Higgins. Creek Saturday. Chicago and R. V. Conklin of Union Mrs. Clara Pierson of Kalamazoo City spent the week end with their William Klelnhans of East Lan­ te visiting Mrs Merritt Wood. sing spent the week end here. mother, Mrs. Frank Norton, and Ruth McKibbln te staying with family. Cleota returned with her The Bethany class of the Evan­ gelical Sunday School will be enter­ Mr. and Mrs. William McKibbln in­ brother for a visit. tained Friday at lhe home of Mrs. definitely. Mr and Mrs Dale Downing and John Doster and grandson. Rob­ Gali Lykins. She will be assisted Mra Zalia Miller of North Nashville ert Quick, visited Mr. and Mrs. and Mis# Bertha Palmer spent Sun­ by Mrs. Clarence Shaw. Mra. Rose Munson left last week Vaughn Mott at Pentwater returning day with Mr. and Mra. G. C. Mar­ ; for her home in Puente, Calif., aft­ Sunday. shall. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johncox and er spending the past month with her Lawrence Jarrard went with the family were guests ot Mr. and Mr*. sister, Mrs. Ella Feighner. Martin bus from Dowling to Chicago Ed. Parker and family of Hastings and vtelted thc fair over the week Sunday. end. ASSYRIA. Mr. and Mra. Peter Castle arc Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. James Fenwick and helping care for Mr. Benson. Funeral services for Mrs Helen Mr. and Mrs. A. Harrison of Scotts' Health examination in our school Hampton, who passed away al the spent the week end with Mra. Lulu Monday. home pf her daughter. Mrs. Joyce Gray and Robert. Sunday visitors Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Osborne Hampton, were. held, on Monday at were. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gray and and sons of Nashville visited rela­ the Banfield dhurch With Rev. Ken­ Helen. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gray and tives here over the week end. neth HofTmaster in charge. Inter­ Mr and Mrs. Gaylord Gray. Homer Hughes and two sons re­ ment at the Benfield church. . Mrs. Anna Cheeseman of Has­ turned to their home in Stickney. Remember and save next Sunday South Dakota, Friday. tings spent the week end with her afternoon to attend the session of daughter. Mrs. John Norton, and Miss Lucile Higgins of Hastings lhe Council of Religious Education family. of lhe SouthrfLst district held at visited her parents over Sunday. A. B. Campbell of Charlotte spent Mr. and Mrs. Mason Miner anti Dowling church. Special music, good I daughters of Homer were week end Sunday with hte aunt. Mrs. Prank addresses, and a chalk talk by Rev.' J | guest# ot Mr. and Mn. Wallle Norton, and family. Hitchcock. The meeting begins at 1 1 Smith. BOWNE CENTER. 12 o'clock. Election of officers will be Mr. and Mrs. John Oliphant and Tlie pupils of thc Merriman school a feature. son, Richard, of north Prairieville, gave their teacher. Mrt. Merrill The Briggs Ladles’ Aid Society spent the week end with relatives held a regular meeting on Thurs- !near Sturgis. Saturday evening thfy Kercher. a pleasant surprise Friday afternoon, the occasion being her day and enjoyed a boiled dinner. were guests at the wedding and re­ Plans were under way for a banquet ,ception of Mrs. Oliphant's cousin. birthday. Lunch was served and she was presented with a nice lot of to be held In connection with a re­ Miss Dorothy Mandigo, and Ray gifts. publican rally to be held at the Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Watt Thomas and church on Thursday evening, Octo­ Beatrice and John Nash made a ber 11. when a chicken menu will be FAIR LAKEbusiness trip to Grand Rapids Sat­ served. Mrs. Nellie Miller, Mrs. Neli.­ re The Kinsley Ladies Aid. Society urday. lie Stanton and Mra. Kate Cole are .. has changed chanted its ite place of meeting. meeting, .<u mo. Mr. o and Mrs. Orvin ouciacr Smelker arc are the eats committee. Come and be conversant with thc trend ot the 'Oct. 17, for dinner from Doris [attending A Century of Progress. National Bank of Hastings NOVEMBER 5 to 10 THE NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS IS SPONSORING AN AGRICULTURAL OR CROPS SHOW AT THE BANKING OFFICE. IOl WEST STATE STREET There is no entry fee and everyone is invited to enter exhibits in this show, providing the products exhibited were raised in Barry County. November 1 st, Mr. Roy Decker of Michigan State College will judge the exhibits and award the prizes. Those entering exhibits will assist us materi ally if they will notify us one week in advance, of the products they wish to enter. Call for one of our Premium Books and see the Cash Premiums that will be awarded for 1 st 2nd and 3rd prizes. National Bank of Hastings Deposits Insured Up To $5,000 Cterabell Hooper te staying with I Mra. John Nash spent Friday’with Marian during their absence. i her mother. Mrs. Jennie Flynn, who Mr and Mrs. Frank Brew accotn-i11 Ul ___ panled Mr. and Mrs. Watt Thomas Mrs. Russell Benton and children to Grand Rapids Sunday. The gen- returned to thetr home tn Grand tlemon seeing the World series game Rapids Sunday after a three weeks' on the screen at the Empress and 'stay with her parents tn Freeport, the ladies attending a show. j Mr and Mrs. Ted Bustance of times. Miss Ines Manby who ____________ Is visiting _ her mother. •Mrs. Nettie Manby. spent part of last week in Battle Creek with friendscommemorating ------------------ “— her birthday. Mrs. Olive Ferris and daughter. Anna, of Fine lako called on her mother, Mra. Nettle Manby. on Bun­ day. The Pleasure Birthday organi­ zation met on Tuesday al the home ot Mrs. Katherine Cole, with Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Frances Joods as MIm Helen Gray te assisting in lhe office of Dr. Winslow thia week supplying for the . regular assistant. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller and daughter. Carol, spent the week end with relatives in Indiana, the event honoring Mrs. Miller's grandfather's birthday. A family get-together dinner was enjoyed Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs Fred Milter house. A brother. Arthur Miller. Jesse Miller and wife, and sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Moore and fam­ ily and Mrs. Mary Purcell and hus­ band were present. Mr. and Mrs. A. C- Hyde had as week end guests thetr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan of Niles. All spent Sunday In Lansing. Rev. and Mra. C. L. Schlenter gave the initial sermon at the Briggs church on Sunday morning. They are moving their household goods to the parsonage this week. Rev. and Mrs. Dixon and little Ruth Ellen made us a call on Thurs­ day. They left foe the new charge at Camden on Saturday but due to the repair of the parsonage they will not be settled for a short lime. Little Bobble Strickland, who sus­ tained an Injury to hls knee cap. te able to walk again. THE LITTLE BED MICK. Last week's Letter. Mrs. Charlei Woodruff attended the Old Neighbors Reunion held at Grand Rapids Saturday. Mr. and Mr* Warren Bolton, Lewis and Boyd, spent Friday eve­ ning at the home of Homer Kenney s near Freeport attending a Birthday Club party. Our teachar, phyllte Edger, was ill Friday so there wasn't any school. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff spent Sunday tn Grand Rapids visit­ ing, their niece and family, Harold — Warren Bol­ ton home were. Mr. and Mra. Oliver Bolton, Mr and Mrs. Mattoon and Mr. and Mra. Con. Sullivan and family all of Wasting*. Visitors at Clifford Hammond'* Sunday were. Mr. ant! Mn. Geo McCulla and Mra. McOlen of Has­ ting! and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Erb and family. The raturn of the Hirer dollar will at ieaat help the manufacturers ot luipendera. Greenville. Mr. and Mra. Uibome of Freeport and day __________ Some day an enterprtrtng ing newspaper wUl start p bedtime stories for night wal fflt qaAofim debt?$ctkH tkU wouldn't TONIGHT and Every Wednesday Night Continental OU Company presents Harry Richman-Jack Denney and hte Muslc_.and John B- Kennedy, INTACT—and your motor leaps to ac­ tion—Anytime, anywhere, under every condition of weather—with Conoco Bronze! C A startling quality in an all around gasoline —enthusiastically stated by hundreds of thousands of new users, endorsing Conoco Bronze claims. * Lightning pick-up u there—improved antivast power u there—they’ve all said this— ’’Conoco Bronze is there!” Don't stand for a balky motor—get a tank full of Conoco Bronze today. At the sign of CONOC Bk®N the Red Triaagle. EDMONDS OIL COMPANY ha �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER It. IBM .’NOTICES NOTICE or MOBTOAUB BAXJL h'.’T*7j' ■■ a>«o<l*lloo City National Haul* rrtak . i ..o-t.ii. ■v publication. ELECTION NOTICE. urw. Heclaer of Deede. Cl - ---- *—'------Drain Cnmml DELTON. funenfl at Mra. Hathaway at Has­ Mr. and Mrs. George Eddy spent tings Thursday.. < Rolland Fowler of Shelbyville is a couple of days last week at the working In the Ford Oarage here. Century of Progress. Bert Chandler spent Monday and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wcrtman and Tuesday helping hls brother Roy of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nobles ot Grandville were guests from Friday Hastings. - — Mr. and Mn. George H. Eddy en­ until Sunday of Messrs, and Mestertained . on Thursday evening In rt his petition preying honor of their brother, Andrew E. at Ludington. Eddy, of Rapid city. South Dakota? __________ Rev. L. D.______ Miles went _— — to Toledo _ Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. I Thursday forenoon to meet hta son.1 th. iota <ur o( or. j Henry Wertman. Mrs. Certle Pease, j George, who came from Washing- j i.n o riock lo th. 'James and Will Harrington, Mr. and ton. D. C.. to spend some time with .Kai. nM.a end .. . ... —_____ • ___ ■ ._____ it I* foTttwr erdrrni. that public notic* •si •wiou* to «»id ■!»» ot b.orinz. in th. ••I'bK 1B*5°rr' • printed County Clerk. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. [SS.VOOt. Atlorr ।------ ------- , Owen, Mr. and Mrs. I Mrs. Eloysc Leonard and Mrs. Charles Kahler, Mr. and Mrs. I Maude Hughes will go to Gradd *•“ “"',u H"ry ----- -----------------------------— Rapids.Thursday to attend the O. E. Mrs. Charles Harrington, also Mr. S. convention. and Mrs. George Mosier of KalamaMr. and Mrs. Cecil Barnum spent from Friday night until Bunday Sadie craven of Battle creek was night visiting relatives in Chicago and attending the century of Proga caller in the Eddy home Sunday. Over one hundred including old and young attended the 8. 8. rally at the church Thursday night. Ev­ eryone enjoyed the games, then tltf program, and last but not least the generous serving of ice cream and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson-of, Yorkville visited Arthur Eddy re­ cently. The little schoolhouse Just north of Delton has been moved onto a new foundation on the Delton schoolj grounds and will be used principally, for home economics classes. Miss Mary Roush .attended the ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. Mildred Smith. Rerliter «if Probate. Mildred Smith. Rrgi.ter ot Probata. FORECLOSURE. >nd hie I County. Mlchlcan (now dec, tagrtgure l^mr dated April I n lotn I- 1 hall net u that is InjuriotM or se|>tlc I Krivy. « public health. Hoard ot Health. Ibis notice for principal anil Intereat. the •tint of Four Tboueend Elsht Hundred lladlnga Dao in which said k la being u.ed oc maintained Injuriously to public health. true eopr. Mildred Smith. Recliler of Probata. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burchett and daughter -Margaret and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Burchett were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Leon Dun­ ning. AUCTION SALE! Having more stock than I care to feed I will have an auc­ tion sale on my farpt, 5 1-2 miles southwest of Hastings on M-43, and first place west'of Good Will church, Sec. 33, Rut­ land Twp., on Tuesday, October 16 Commencing at one o’clock, and offer the following:— COWS. Guernsey & Holstein, 3 yrs. old, coming in. Holstein, 7 yrs. old, coming in. Holstein, 6 yrs', old, calf by side. Holstein-Jersey, 6 yrs. old, coming in. Holstein, 7 yrs. old, coming in. Black Jersey, 8 yrs. old, calf by aide. Jersey-Durham, 6 yrs. old, coming in. Jersey, 6 yrs. old, coming in. Holstein-Jersey, 5 yrs. old, coming in. bers from Delton went to Grand Rapids Tuesday morning to attend the W- F. M. C- convention there. Mrs. Bush remained for the two days' sessions. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Weeks and Mr. | and Mrs. 8. F. Coons and son of J Lowell were Sunday callers of Mr. j and Mrs. L. N. Bush. Miss Kathryn Horton and Miss • Mae Belle Howard of Delton school. has the honor of winning the first1 and second senior prize respective- 1 ly on the Clndcrilla "Pasler Contest" , sponsored by the Hastings Civic1 Players. A new Sunday school class for lhe young married people was organised Sunday morning with Mrs. Ella Rog­ ers as the teacher. There were 12 ' In the class for the first meeting. j Mrs. Helen Schaffer has gone to Kalamazoo to live during the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simmons of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pennock. Mrs. Bertha Adams dnd daughter were Hastings shoppers Saturday. Mrs. Mary Doster will entertain the Triple Link Club Friday for an all day meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Johnson spent from Friday night until Sunday night visiting Mr. and Mrs. Borton Cortrlght and Mr. nnd Mrs. Jake Sertzerman at Kalamazoo. Miss Hannah Jones, our assistant telephone operator, and Maurice Ford of Hickory Comers were mar­ ried in Goshen. Ind., on Saturday. Sept. 29. They were accompanied by Miss LaVera Mott and Maurice Johncox. Congratulations are ex­ tended by their many friends. . The H6me Economics class meet­ ing will be held at Mrs. Jack Hor­ ton's on Tuesday. Oct. 10. at 1:30 P. M. Members are asked to bring sewing equipment and a dress or ton. I of Muskegon, very low. Her 1 hat you wish remodelled. Also bring condition c for the past few weeks has notebooks and pencil. been such that her death is expected WEST CARLTON. hourly. Mrs. Moulton Ls known lo many of the Banner readers. Last Week s Letter. Mrs. Roy Nagler of Freeport re­ Joe Sage and wife attended a misports her mother, Mrs. Ralph Moul­ cellaneous shower for Oerhart Kun- Holstein-Jersey, 4 yrs. old, * coming in. Holstein, 4 yrs. old, coming in. • ■ Holstein, 4 yrs. old, coming in. All cows giving milk and all are bred to Guernsey bull. 9 heifers, Holstein and Jer­ sey, coming in. HOGS. Duroc Jersey sow with 6 pig«. Duroc Jersey sow with 10 pig«. 30 breeding ewes, Shrops. 2 Shrop bucks. TERMS:—CASH. No property removed until fettled for. ueh condition. George Ransom, Prop, CHANCERY NOTICE Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. with Inter* Rutland of Reetlilh num NOTIfE OF SALE tha tiflbllc portion of land In th dee and bride at Naahvilie Thursday evening. They will operate the bakery al Nashville. Mrs. Kunde* was formerly June Novlskey and both young people are Freeport resldents and are well and favorably known. We wish them much hap- Fred Smith, Clerk. plneos and great success. Owen Steckle. who haa been suf­ fering with infection in hU knee, is.much better. Don Haney of Manhattan, Mo. spent the week en dal the home of Art Richardson. Hundred I»..|1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. » of Miehlran. th* Probeto Court and provisions AUCTION SALE • hail take effort an th. rr. A. D. pprortd September LEOAL NOTICE CHARLES H. LEONARD. Maye '. ItOOEUR, Cis rkord. N Inion. D. 0. Having decided to quit farming I will sell the following described property at my farm located 6 1-2 miles north and one mile east of the Hastings monument, or 2 miles east and one mile south of Freeport, on Committee. I. F. T. O CONNOR. CHANCERT NOTICE. A ■! r ■ ’ ' ' I ’ nri.-H Ethal M. BImp. Plaintiff. BANNER WANT ADVS. PSY. NOTICE.TO CREDITORS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17 Sult pMiditut In the circuit court for ppearlr.< upon proof tbei lhe defendant ot Mlebb Sale to start promptly at 1:00 P. M. I offer the following property; RUSNELL K MrPEEK. (Beall Out 11 CHANCERY NOTICE OBDBR FOB PUBLICATION. fl tale bold Uarllnger. vea ( ampbell, deceas Hubert A. Campbell Defendent. N'OTICF. OF SALE, irsnsnee of a d»cr*e ot public anetloa ar ALL SET for a Winter of Clean, Healthy Heat The picture above tells as .pleasant a story 'as can be found. You see Mr. and Mrs. Citizen happily gazing upon their filled-up coal bin. That means a W ipter of clean, economical and healthy heat You, too, ought to'fill your coal bin now. Prices are down—but they're bound to go up. Phone us today for your next Win­ ter’s supply of coat Jait Ttltphont 2257. S^mith Brothers Velte & Company Phana ZZ57 Hasttags. Mich. r, for three said day c HORSE^. One extra good work team, wt. about 3000 Ib.. COWS. Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, calf by side. Holstein cow, 4 yr., old, fresh. Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, due Dec. 30th. Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, due Nov. 26th. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, due Nov. 15th. Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, due Dec. 10th. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, bred. HOGS. 3 brood sows. 24 fall pigs. Mildred Smith. Reels Ur of Probata. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. POULTRY. 50 Barred Rock pullets. 35 White Leghorn pullets. 65 White Leghorn year old hens. These have all been graded. TOOLS. Good wagon. Flat rack, new. Deering binder. McCormick mower. Dayton aide rake. New Idea apreader. John Deere hay loader. Three-tec. spring tooth drag. Two-horse walking cultivator. Land roller. Dowagiac grain drill. Syracuse walking plow. Belknap sleighs, wide. Heavy work harness, 21-inch collars. Set of dump boards. 7 Galvanized water tank. Platform scales. 4 heavy ten-gal. milk cans and many oth­ er articles. FEED. I 4 tons alfalfa hay, 2nd and 3rd cuttings. 175 chocks of com. Quantity of oats. 7 tons clover and timothy hay. 730 bundles of cornstalks. About 75 bushels of corn. TERMS:—Must be cash and no property to be removed until settled for. Further Ordwad. That public roof ba given by publication Ibe Hastings Benner. a aevepap JOSEPH DOYLE, Proprietor HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-10-17.pdf 3ac3056012a92b7944052689bf9cc8f2 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR STATE OFFICIALS COM­ MEND TREAS. MAUS CUSEOISMISSED N political campaign news mseiijoMSI f OFFICE IN 0. E. S. EUTON CO. COlfflT REPUBLICANS PAGES ItoS HASTINGS MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 17, 1934 12 PAGES DEMOCRATS I ipiiuncnnii poperinq ■ bllllJLntLUl ccnnrc ObUniD MRS- wan INJURED IN CRASH WOLVEBI Supervisors’ Committee Goes " to Lansing to Learn of j W TH YOUNGSTERS Front End of Her Oar Hit in Grand Rapids Traffic CLUB Hi ARTHUR J. LACY TO SPEAK REPUBLICAN BANQUET AND ! Accident Saturday Tax Set-Up , AUDITORIUM IS CROWDED i HERE WEDNESDAY. OCT 24. MRS. GEORGINA BAUER IS RALLY AT MIDDLEVILLE. NEARLY ONE HUI GEORGE H. SWIFT RE­ of 1 A committee representing tiie! Ii Mrs. Edward Van Popering H Barry county republicans will hold Arthur J. Lucy, _ democratic candlHONORED BY GRAND entries during board of supervisors of this county] BEYOND NORMAL CAPAC- I Hastings received a slight concusLEASED FROM OUSa big banquet and rally al tiie M. I d u for -,vernor wlll speak in went' to Lanslug Wednesday to visit t«t>Y FOR MATINEE ’,on ** hrflln w“ CDnalderE. church in Middleville tomorrow, „ WEEK CHAPTER • TODY FRIDAY evening. Tllundey. October It, ,( HnMlnn ne»l WedneMw nrumoon. ;the auditor genera) and the alter*** ; ably bruised as the result of a traf­ fic accident at the corner of Living which Clare E. Hoffman of Allegan, at 4 o'clock, according to word just ney general to learn what they could । ston sion ano and rairuanu Fairbanks auccia streets u> In unuiu Grand ( OFFICERS PLEASED । republican candidate for represent*- ; received by Chairman John A. HASTINGS WOMEN AT. for Barry . .CHILDREN COME FROM about the tax set-up 1 Rapids Rnntrts Saturday • afternoon about ... «rtive from the to nnn. con­ W(X>tOn of the Barry County Dem­ t, .h- fourth district tn WITH GAME ( TENDJNSTALLATION [ I TO PRESENT EVIDENCE',। gress. ALL PARTS OF COUNTY i5 3O o'clock. She was drvlng south and joiux C. Ketcham of Has­ we go to i - — mlttee told told the the Banner Banner— —and and he he was was i, •------------ • along Livingston Livingston street at tne the tune time - — — — mlttee tings will be speakers. In addition ocratic Committee, of Various —— iflwift'B Car Forced McOlin- all republican candidates for county Ipress, arrangements have not been Dinner and Reception Ten- nol a member of Mr. Maus' political Betty Barry, New Dramatic when an automobile coming west Winn comnletari for tor tiie the ’meeting mwdmr place, niare j ^ered New Worthy Grand (party—that in both the auditor gen-1 *" ■' -'-h—’k- street -"•< •along y’Fairbanks and driven I took Auto Onto M. 0. R. R. offices will be present. Supper will completed ounced—Vary Suo- •’ Critic, Offers Comments general's dede­ ! by a Mr. Downing of Grand Rap­ . . , J ।'eral's eral's and the attorney neneral'a be served at &!30. -A general invi- due to ■shortness of time. Public I and Five Were Killed announcement will be made later of Matron Saturday Eve on the Play |HU > .... — ...» ids hit the left front side of her ceggful Meet ' partment the warmest . praise wa: tatlon is extended to the public to More than 1300 school chlld/en Th,e Ior« AlU,kM ' th™wBeagle z ’ ‘The case of-the People vs. George attend this meeting. Mr. Hoffman the hall In which this democratic iiinwrn --------Wolverine Club field rally will be held. | a| A fine honor has oomc to this city, given to Mr. Maus for the accuracy 1 wore ..man.. ijvu scnooi ... . . I V,Ar rwit navnmant Wr/ H. Swift was dismissed by George is well known in Barry county. He i Judge Lacy. who. In his swing! yin taxlor most worthily bestowed in the promptness and the complete­ from all section? of the county her out onto ths pavement. Mr, tHato opened here Monday. October 8. and continued through Friday' h<person named for a very high ness of his financial reports to /h< crowded Into Central auditorium Fri- I Downing s car overturned but W. Watson. Justice of the ;>eace of I day afternoon to see "Cinderella" 1 uninjured. At this I-------------- • ------------- ---------• • the city of Charlotte, on Friday. pSln. und.rktona.Me lyguiutc. Ir.vw7.iui S. ,M<mu >» w O.oniu.. b...., .ho^n, slate. ,a™r »nh “ “ •>«»»*(• > I presented by the Hastings Civic J 2* October 12th. Players. There had been a comMr J* nxum* u, won oanew <m nurei, It will be remembered that this plete sell-out of tickets by Thurs-, ^icd no ^i^nce jritl^g^ Mrs. club 117 Ule Star « (he meelln, was the case growing out of the MEETING AT BRIGGS CHURCH. lln£ In hie (Uneran. (he «(lr the Grand Chapter held lu( week At the .Briggs church last Thurs-, — - -----------------------.. — . — , rplye -r- . ■day evening, but an overflow crowd,*®11 p°PCring was fully covered in | Results Monday In the 13-tnch Michigan CentrC train wreck- on In tiie the county enonre where wh,,. he he will wit, apnfar । o| day evening republicans held a very । in of nearly 200 apjieared that after-1 ‘ “ to respect. Court hearing to set dcrtjy were: Bhawanoo the evening of August 10. 1034. at Interesting meetnlg- which was at- this campaign. J j(are 100.000 Eastern Stars In this for Monday. noon In the hopes of seeing the perMonday. . Flowle, owned by Mack Schimmel! Vermontville. Michigan. An auto­ tended by a sizeable crowd from the । In the primary campaign Judge formance. Rather than turn these ’ ~—*-------- —'—-* ***^**-«— mobile driven by Gall McClintock southeastern pan of the county. I Lacy paid Hastings a hurried and | state, and the Order Is In a flour­ people away, some of whom came i was struck by Michigan Central After a very fine chicken dinner all unexpected visit and addrexted an ishing condition. In selecting Mrs. from schools several miles distant. I taker of Custer: third. Little Man, passenger train. No. 109. at the the republican county candidates' audience of several hundred' Inter- Bauer to head the organization, the | owned by, John Kennedy of Detroit; intersection of the Michiga* Cen­ were presented. Ellts Faulkner, can- j ested people on the court house Grand Chapter made a wise choice. EDWARD RENO, EXPERT extra chairs were brought In. small- j er children were placed two in a’| ! fourth'.' Bishop's Chimes, owned toy tral railroad tracks with the north didate for state representative, gave 'lawn. At that rime he made a very Her time will be required for prac­ ILLUSIONIST, COMING tically every day except Bunday dur'Beryl Bishop of Lansing; reserve seat ancj side stole spaces were utiand south highway gdlng through a talk stressing the need of sending favorable impression with his comON OCTOBER 22 llzed .so that everyone was accom­ hound, Gray's Solitary, owned by the village of Vermontville. Five men to the legislature to back up mon-sense observations on state modated. There was also----------Jd a good i --------------------- ---------------persons lost their lives. Four of Frank D. Fitzgerald when he' be- governmental affairs, and undoubtthem were in the McClintock car w'S'.he HUBAL SCHOOLS TO PRE IS CONSTANTLY IN­ MeDon- edly a large crowd will -------greet him — bn comcs governor. Archie D. IXcDor.event was run off with results as and the fifth was riding on the - of--Lan­ ;hto coming visit to Hastings on next aid Introduced Major Green follows: First, Kingsbury's Warrior, tender of the locomotive. After BENT EXHIBIT OF VENTING NEW TRICKS (evening sing. who has served eight years as Wednesday afternoon. October 24. Coaceming the play, we turn all | WORK the McClintock car was struck the assistant attorney general and four liWlK WUaJL king: second; . Bishop's Rambler, One Surprise After Another1'remarks over to a dramatic critic who. train went dpwp the track a dis­ RALLY AND DANCE. is writing under the pen name of ‘ ------------owned by Archie Russell of Detroit; tance of some fight or nine hundred years as prosecutor of his county. Keeps Audience in State j The Barry County Young Demo­ third. Hard Time Little Jake, owned feet, where the locomotive was de­ Major Green spoke of the short­ Betty Barry. Miss or Mrs. Barry. MANFG. CO. SPONSORS comings of the democratic adminis­ cratic Club will hold a rally and i u r>l HD nnilTCCT railed and turned over on its side. of Breathlessnebs । it seems, to a very enthusiastic playat — the — K. — of -P.-----------------lull "Friday tration and outlined qualifications dance -------- — goer, has had considerable expert-1 LLUo LUN It bl Bishop's Billy, owned by Beryl BUhGeorge H. Swift, driving his car in of Frank Fitzgerald for the office , night with a fine orchestra and floor The Hastings Teachers' Club will ] ence in writing up tilings of this t. a northerly direction upon the high­ of governor. He also paid high trib- show promised to entertain those present Edward Reno, expert 11- , Displays to Include Also Man­ HtU' Felfo. owned by Arthur Wilway approaching the creasing, iuslonlst. at the Central school au- .kind and so should be qualified to ute to Senator Arthur. Vandenberg, attending. Everyone la invited to make remarks which will be both litts of Hastings. struck the rear of the McClintock ual Arts, Fruits, Grains, dltorlum at 3:30 P. M. and 8:00 P. ( He urged his listeners to study the the party, regardless of politics. The interesting and valuable. Herewith On Wednesday the 2-coupte pack car. He was apprehended and qualifications of all the candidates party committee consists of Mrs. M. Monday. October 22. Vegetables, Etc. slakes were run and the 13-lncli Is the letter she sent to us: charged with negligent homicide un­ for the various offices and felt sure Clementine O'Connor. Robert Van For thirty-five yean Edward Reno October 13th. The thirteenth annual Ag-HE Ex ­ der Act No. 328 of the Public Acts that those on the republican slate; Der Veen of Middleville, and Ellis has been a> magician and In that Dear Hastings Banner: of the State of Michigan for the position is being held this week. Oct. Daniels would stand comparison with any. | ” time ht has traveled all over the I take my little portable Remlng- 18. ID and 20 in the white school year 1931. which provides that world. Including India. Syria, and ■. J ton in hand this glorious autumn building across from the Hastings fy of Ionia; second. Speed's Reno. "Any person, who by the opera­ Egypt. Htonamels by no means new. afternoon, to do a very forward High school. Every one is invited tion of any vehicle at an Im­ In fact he has appeared In many .tiling, However. I believe that we to attend tills’free Exposition which AROUND THE WORLD inaw; third. Hard Time Molly, own­ moderate rate of speed or in a places for return engagements, pre­ should meet a situation very openly ed by George Hall of Detroit; careless manner, reckjesp or neg­ SUPPER OCTOBER 25 senting a new program each time. when it arises and for months and Michigan. fourth, Haye's Beauty, owned by ligent manner, but not "wilfully or Reno to constantly inventing new •'months this situation has been de­ Don Barrett of Howell; raaarvs wantonly, shall cause the death of things In magic and Illusions, also manding action. Dinner and Program at the will be an exhibit of the grade hound. Bishop's Oayety, owned by another shall be guilty of a fel­ in foreign lands he picked up many Here Is the Hastings Banner, a ______ ___________ _ Beryl Bishop of Lansing. ony." schools of this city _demonstrating Methodist Church Parlors things not known to many profesResults of the specialty show modem, Interesting sort of family'some of their school work: exhibits An inquest was set for September stonals. Magic, like everything else, Thursday ’Evening MRS. GEORGINA BAUER. newspaper, serving the good people by the rural schools competing in an Wednesday night, October 10. fol14. 1934. The respondent. Swift, em­ NO DEATHS FROM WHOOP­ has progressed with rapid strides ployed Attorney Kim Sigler of this | If you want to buy a delicious of Barry coanty and here are the exhibit contest sponsored by the during the past few years. Never; ING GOUGH — TWO FROM city to defend him. Il was agreed , meal at a moderate price and at the Ing the coming year in her visits to was there a better demand for up-' Hastings Civic Players also serving ’ Hastings Manufacturing Co., also a Inches, first, Sheldon's crxvd neonin at Rarrv a.tz rinh c*vV<iKlt r between Mr. John L- Wright, prose- same rime hear a good program and SCARLET FEVER the different Chapters of the state. to-date illusions and sleight of hand the aforesaid good people of Barry Urge 4-H Club Exhibit directed by ... vlalt var|oua countries famous for -----------------------curing attorney of --------Eaton ------county, The people of Hastings, where Mrs. than now. Reno has Die usual light county in one of the most progres- , Harold Foster. If you are interested Ungs; second. Eddie's Rambo, os and Mr. Sigler that the testimony their excellent foods, you will sure­ Bnucr has lived for so many years, paraphernalia, but performs his sive and forward-looking achieve-;in seeing the best grains, fruits and by Dr. Charles Ten Houten of ments that could fall to the lot of of the inquest and examination, ly go to the "Around The World THIRTY-SEVEN SUC­ vegetables which can be grown it) do not need to be told of her splen­ tricks while In ordinary evening community, and.—just Barry county as well as an excel­ which the defense demanded, should Supper" at the Methodist churcl) CUMB TO PNEUMONIA did qualities of mind and heart and dress, and so adroitly as to escape a cultured (Continued on page eight) be taken at the same’time and that parlors on Thursday evening. Oct. lent home economics and wood shop Bobby; second, Jimmie Din the goodness of her life that make 25. serving starting at five o'clock. (Continued on page six) exhibit, plan to attend this fine free owned by Dr. Charles Ten Hot Tuberculosis Toll Was Seven her so well adapted for a position Jpect he is a wonder. He does things You will be able to get sauerkraut exhibit It will be open for your third. Woodview UtUe Truant, i (Continued on page six) that seem absolutely impossible of DISCLAIM TRUTH —Education Through Pa­ and welners In Germany, spaghetti inspection Thursday and Friday, execution without the aid of super ­ OF ENDORSEMENT in Italy, Boston baked beans and nights. Oct. 18 and IB. pers and School Helps natural agency. RECEPTION FOR NEW Texas steak In the United States, On Friday night at 7:30 o'clock One of his performances that nev ­ The Farmer-Labor Party Did The. Barry Oounty Health-Unit chill con came in Spain, and so on In the central school auditorium, PASTOR AND FAMILY er fails to amaze his audiences Is has published its yearly report to down the line. will'be presented a very Interesting Thompson of Indian Not Endorse known as the "dove trick." He Each country will have Its booth the board of supervisors. Dr. Kind?, free program. Dr. Halnon. Dean of second, Jammle’s Call ’ Foulkea where food may be purchased from head of the department, and those Social Time at Methodist burns a pieca.of common paper, and the Freshman College work In the a dove rises phoenix-like from the ladles dressed In appropriate cos- associated with him have done a Last week the state papers con­ "continued on page eight) (Continued on page five) Church Parlors Friday ashes. He apparently tears the dove tained an announcement, possibly IS ONE OF THE SPLENDID 'umes—Spanish senorttas. Chinese fine work In Barry county. Their In two. only to find that he has two Evening efforts for the public good ought to etc. The deco ­ maids. Italian belle ‘ ■*“ inspired by Congressman Foulkes, TECHNICAL SCHOOLS OF doves In his hands. He throws a ....___ — —.active and the be and are appreciated. If anyone that he had been endorsed by the The Methodist L- A. 8. is sponsor­ (Continued on page eight) THE COUNTRY food excellent. You are Invited. can get a copy of Oils report of Dr. ing a public reception at the church Farmer-Labor party of Michigan, as Kinde he will find it moat interest­ parlors on Friday evening of this their candidate for congress. Evi­ . . SUMMARY OF THE ing reading. We will, from time to week, at eight o'clock, the honor WATER TURNED INTO dently Mr. Foqlkes had no author­ RED CROSS CANVASS ADMIRAL GEO. ROCK lime, make some comment on mat­ guest* being the new pastor and his ity for making such q statement, if' OPENS ARMISTICE DAY ters contained in this report. Prom wife, the Rev. and Mrs. W. Mayinn REARING PONDS he made it. nor was anyone author­ IS AT ITS HEAD it we. learn the following facts: ized to make it for him. The Banner j Jones, and family. Members and The' county* population in 1033 friends of the chtfrch are invited. Commendable Project Spon­ has received the following letter. | TO THE CONSTITUTION OF MICHIGAN Offers Rare Opportunity for Meeting of Committees Thia which explains Itself, from the chair- I There will’be a short program and Evening to Complete sored by Barry Go. Rod Bright Young Men Who steadily decreasing since 1025. when refreshments. It Is hoped there may Which Will Appear on the Ballot November 6. man of the Farmer-Labor party of and Gun Club Arrangements there were 402 births For the year be a good attendance. this state: May Lack Cash October 0. 1034. Archie McDonald, chairman of ending July 1. 1934, there were 318 If the Barry County Rod and Gun The ride up New York harbor is The amendments will be placed on the ballot and will be J births in the county. The number of MISSION SUNDAY Club had never done anything else Hastings Banner. a very interesting, cither side being the Barry County Red Cross Chap­ ferred to largely as “No. 1, No. 2. etc." It would lake four marrUges per 1.000 population in Hastings. Michigan. ter. and his assistants are com ­ and would not in the future, the AT ST. ROSE CHURCH. lined with docks and piers for miles the county was practically constant six columns of tiie Banner to print the wording of these amend­ part it took in establishing the Dear Editor: pleting their plans for the annual By decree of His Holiness, Pope and miles Great ocean liners, and until 1030, when it began to decrease. ments as they will appear on the official ballot. Accordingly it has com? to my attention merchant ships from the largest to Roll Call starting on Armistice Day There were 134 marriages in 1027, Pius the XI. Sunday. Oct. 21 has rearing ponds at Orangeville would been designated as Mission Bunday amply justify the existence of that through pufincatlons turned over to the smallest may be seen. They and closing on Thanksgiving Day, we will summarize them as follows: but onlv 102 m 1033. The rate tn- throughout the Catholic church. In­ organization. Water Is now being me, that certain members of the come from the ends of the earth, A meeting of the committee and creased'slightly ih 1033. tense preparations have been car­ turned in some of these ponds and Press in the 4th Congressional Dis­ and represent every type of design workers will be held this evening at During the year ending July 1 ried through by the National and next spring the bluegill and perch trict have either been given incor­ Mr. McDonald's office to make com­ No. PURPOSE and construction Imaginable. there were 35 deaths from cancer; Diocesan offices of the Society for fry wUW be planted in them and rect or false information relative to We landed on the Jersey shore plete arrangements for the canvass 63 from heart disease; 25 from kid­ the Propagation of the Faith. In all grown to fingerling size and then the Parmer-Labor Party's endorse­ Just two weks to a day from the for members. YES NO I ney dlseaoe’ and 38 from apoplexy. the catholic church throughout the pul Into the walers of Barry coun­ ment of candidates for Congress in There are so many local calls for time that we left Loa Angeles, and (Continued on page three) world a special collection for the ty lakes. It is expected that 750.000 the 4th Michigan District. It Is my it marked the end of the most welfare aid this year, needing 1m Missions will be taken up next Sun­ fingerlings will be raised in these desire os chairman of the State pleasant trip It had ever been my mediate attention, that the Red day. A Plenary Indulgence appli­ ponds every year. Central Committee of the Farmer­ fortune to enjoy. Thoughts of Oras.-. has decided to cooperate with NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS The location of the ponds and the Labor Party of Michigan that such to Souls in Purgatory may be those delightful days at sea, the trip the ERA in every way possible in AT HASTINGS HIGH cable gained by those receiving Holy water supplying them Is ideal, and information be immediately corthrough the Panama Canal, the caring for certain phases of the Communion and offering their pray­ they will prove a useful factor in strange lands visited, will always re­ work. 8. M Westerman. ERA ad­ Additional Classes to Bo ers for the Cause of the Missions. propagation of game fish and in The Farmer-Labor Party of Mich­ main as a delightful memory. I hope ministrator for Barry county, will The missionary army of the Cath­ making the lakes of Barry county igan by the action of its Slate Con­ Formed Soon—Enrollment It will be the good fortune of all who be present at the meeting tonight olic church consists at present of much more attractive to fishermen. vention and its State Central Com­ may have read my letters as they and present the subject to the Red Now Forty-One 18,028 priests, foreign and native This project would not have been mittee provides no endorsement have appeared In the Banner to Crass committee. Night school classes began at the missions. 8.755 brothers. 50.555 sis­ possible of course without the co­ of any candidates for any office There are so many lines of work make this trip, and enjoy the con­ the government, what-so-ever, except the regularly stant round of new and unusual conducted by the Red Cross that Hastings High school Monday eve­ ters, 74.147 catechists, 62.087 teachers operation of experiences that are wrapped up in they can easily cooperate with other ning with a total enrollment of making a total of 213,572 soldiers of through the CWA and FERA. The nominated candidates on the Farm­ funds expended by those govern­ er-Labor ticket. Any statements by the two weeks ocean trip from oyr welfare organizations. Further an- about 43 and the probability of this Christ. number being considerably increased ment organizations and the help of any person or party to the contrary western coast through the Canal. nouncement will be made later. when classes in bookeeping, typing, POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. the Barry county Rod and Gun arc misleading or false, and the pub­ shorthand, shop, mechanical draw­ I believe that my record in the Club have brought to pass this fine lication of the same will be a mat­ live but once, and peer into the fu- LIBRARY OPEN EVERY legislature during the past project. ter -----------------------------... of consideration subject --- ----------------to acEVENING BUT FRIDAY ing and men's recreation get under state two years entitles me to a second We hope the board of supervisors tlnn t Ion hv by the State Central Crunmlttee Committee yet been able to determine "where So far 18 people have enrolled In term. These arc critical times and of this county will co-operate to the ■ of the Farmer-Labor Party. 'we go from here." All that we do Superintendent D. A. VanBuskirk the sewing class under the direction we cannot afford to be partisan. I fullest extent and that tiie road 1 The Farmer-Labor Party of Mlchwishes to announce that the library -------- -------------------------------- o. tgan,desires to co-operate fully will ndw be open every evening of df Miss Thelma Johnson. Dorothy 1will greatly appreciate your support commission of the county will in Newton Fisher having charge of the ।during the coming alectlon. every way co-operate in making the with the press of this state in pro­ the week but Friday. recreation class for women with a Charles F. Parker. lakes of Barry county more acces­ viding their readers with reliable of their honors and their griefs. total enrollment of 15. Ten are Candidate । for state representative sible by means of good roods. When facts and Information. MASQUERADE DANCE . "Shrouds have no pockets.'* We may I would appreciate your giving At Cressey. Saturday, Oct. 20.— studying art under the direction of <on the Democratic ticket—Adv, these ponds are in commission there accumulate what the world terms as Don V. Peru. Tonight the men's 10-17. will be every reason why Barry the abow due consideration in your - * (CeuUauad on page five) Adv. recreation will start under super­ county can make a bid for tourist publication, and would also appre­ SOLICITING CLOTHING. vision of Joke Miller. traffic that win be exceedingly pro­ ciate a copy of the Issue carrying the ■me Hastings city Mission ur­ fitable. To date Superintendent D. Ar __________ above forwarded to me. I trust we VanBuskirk lias been unable to se- Igently solicits your gifts of used may have your co-operalloft and and shoes. The sisters make cure a teacher for the commercial clothing 1 support in these matters. NEW SPANISH TEACHER subjects, but expects to have these tover many garments for children In ' Very truly yours, 'classes going shortly. A large en- need and not otherwise provided FOR FRESHMAN COLLEGE . Milton E. Scheier. Chrmn. ■ rollment is also expected in the shop ।for. Call Rev. Hoot, 3603, or a card Farmer-Labor Party of Mich. J. Harold Baxter of Western will bring early response. They do land mechanical drawing classes. ' 316 Washington Ave. Some time ago the Banner sent subscription no­ not sell clothing or take It away Slate Teachers College. Kalamazoo. Muskegon. Michigan. wiU have charge of the Spanish ; tices to al! subscribers in arrears. We want to from the city. I MEETING OF SPAN­ classes in the freshmen classes I ISH WAR VTERANS. commend the large number who have responded, BOY SCOUT CABIN. which have been started this year, ! General Frederick D. Funston Plans have been submitted for according to Superintendent D. A. paid up arrearages and in advance. There is still . Camp United Spanish War Veterans ---------------VanBuskirk. Classes will be held, held__ _ __ _ , of Battle Creek will have a meeting approval to the authorities at Lan­ -a considerable ndmber whom we hope to see do sing for the new Boy Scout cabin each afternoon in the week except, at the outpost In Hastings in the • « be’1ereotad ----- - - ■ on 0,0 —,, rVwOr'a £g™ Sil0^%eZLS7,erenKr.|t° Robert OookTi form farm Saturday from two to three o'clock, j MKS' WIbEMAN. the same. It should not be necessary to send more her husband to pt In Rutland township. It win will be a So far the enrollment In the fresh(October 20. 1934. Blum supper at 6 30 ta n"""nrt townahltx hotices to such subscribers, so we ask that they man college to 51. ' and unable lo BtUnd the followed by the meeting. Gene very conveniently arranged place, ---------------- . a ► I wxirk. Mrt. Perry Wiseman will have for Scout gatherings and will also [prosecution failed WEBS' CLUB ENTERTAINMENT 13THAG-HEEXP0I SITION OCT. 18-20 15976333 HEALTHUNIT WEBB NSTTUTE OFNEWYORKCITY PROPOSED AMENDMENTS How Will YouVotol Please Look at Yellow Label One Auction Sale kindly look at the yellow label on their paper, which will give the date to which their subscrip­ tion is paid. When they see that, we hope they will “do the needful” and visit the Banner office or mail their remittance. . be used by other organizations. RUMMAGE SAUL TWO HUNDRED SIXTY|*n auction sale at the place known FIVE ON EXCURSION, as the Hubbard farm, 3-4 mile north On Sunday a crowd of 265 took In of the Wood schoolhouse, with Clyde NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Presbyterian church parlors, Fri­ . the excursion to Chicago te A Cen- Leonard al Delton as auctioneer, day. Saturday. Saturday night. Oct. i tury of Progress. 126 going from She offers 4 oowr,- giving milk; 3 36-27.—Adv. _ ___________After that date they will have to be WkWlnki anri thn haianna fmni Jenutv heifers. 2 ealvea. team work next week evenings unUl eight CHICKEN SUFFER. a beautiful day In Chicago and cv-' household goods. Boe the adv. for Dowling church. Friday. Oct. 10. o'clock. eryone had a good time. (full particulars. �■■ > THE HASTINGS BANKER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER H. 1834 PAGE TWO THEIR MINDS MORAL PRE- 'on them. Some aald they were InCEPTB; CONCEPTIONS OF sane, some said they weren't. The’ WEIIllIIESSOf CHASE S. OSBORN MRS. JANET PATRICK . SENDS ENGLISH PAPER BARHYCBUNTYHAS SPLENDID ASSET RIGHT AND WRONG BY TRAIN- sexual pervert, when caught. *hotlld w, TEACHING never again be released. For him | there is no cure and it to useless to Marks Item Concerning Talk EVERY LUST AND DESIRE attempt JU A prison sentence, which > on “America" Given by UlllllIL. I IIUULLIII THAT COMES TO THEM. BUT to all he gets unless he murder*. I THAT THEY MUST DEFINITELY doc* no good He should be kept' Lord Moynihan rar Bttizvz azuatouB CHOOSE RIGHT AND, REJECT from society for the rest ot hto life." 00ULD NOT ADDRESS THE Many Hastings people will rc- OOUNTY GETS LITTLE WRONO<>k>t«ril Dr..! BB0T HXBH00D MON 1800.000,000 RE ■.LZJ 7 .. . .. nra nUi,lfcrald DKUTJLB3U1WUD nun-­ membar Mts. Janet Patrick, who nsnmta wovld help That probably sounda queer," he o. R. Yoder, assistant medical di-. nAV NIGnT formerly lived in thia city, but who Hospital at Ire Yp- ' DAY NIGHT SORT MONEY said, “coming from a doctor. 1 know rector at the State "8«ual perverts DAY NIGH T ta now a reUdent ot Cross HUls. MANY CABEB MKis'ip nanni rai INO THEIR WILLS; PD DuIlD Lnfl THEM THEY MUST NOT GIVE UP RNL Ln IVIl 111 In I IVI TO IX sllantl. said. "Sexual perverts are wlhorlilt. on mmui byginu llkelv m,| tn w fnllnw tt\i» rrtmr M ull I nrlll in nt „, ajk.kat.lt PERMANENT ISOLATION H|Tp tai u, IIIIIITr- SfjS WELFARE RELIEF IS ENOMOUS PROBLEM LOCAL NEWS Rotary Speaker Tells About Elghieen patients are receiving Relief Work in This care at Pennock hospital this Wed­ nesday morning. ■ State Rummage sale, al Presbyterian Louts Ntm*. wlto Is connected with church cfturcn parlors, p*nors. Friday. rnaty. Saturday. oaiuraay, the SUU Emergency Relief Com- Saturday night. Oct. 36-3!.—Adv. mission at Lansing, gave an address. Mr. and Mr*. John Binnan of Bal­ -'' at the Rotary club Monday noon, timore township are the pMnta of a -- p. <x.U^ 0» nlM praaro. or ROADS TO RESORT LAKES ■’ EAR UHRAI PFRVFRTQ bom ckfectire and that there Is no tected from them. There la no cure. SHOULD BE IMPROVED run IflUHML rcnvcnio help for thcm. bul J CJinn<x hold The only thing to do 1* to shut them -------- — item talk 'TTvST hv TO. TO. ,. „ , . n . . j that view. Authorities who take thc up for good and all." Dr. Yoder ex- America Is Not to Perish But MnvnHan ™ Lord Moynihan on "America" Lord Oounty Society Should Be Protected vJew pervert is a victim of plained that the 'peculiar- child' ^ust Apply Christian PrinShould Encourage Moynihan rays "America is only at From Such Menaces as A biological defect will point me to »>«>uld be made the subject of *pe- 1UUOU “FFV « “ More Rearing Ponds, and the beginnng of these things," he . Sunday ciples, He Said Sunday school school boys boys and and Boy Boy Scouts Scouts clal clal study. study. "If "If recognized recognised early early I J , told the Leeds Eyebrow Club. Advertiie Its Lakes These People who who art are m in prlson prison for for Ulls this crime, and and enough." enough." he he said, said, "the "the cases cases of of sex sex Michigan, and thc ,organizations „am and ^x social al the Branch that have been formed to sol re ^.luxl| Wednesday night, Oct 34 thsm. The extent of ths relief was ■ • • -< Fverybody welcome. (astounding. There are 305,000 famMr. and Mrs. Jack Stem. Ml W. Illes in **" this **** state, representing MO.- Green Bt. are the parents of a 000 people. oT one-sixth of Ils peo­ daughter born on October 15 at ple. who- art now receiving aid. Pennock hospital. Congratulations. Word was received Monday fore- •America.* he said, "must suffer, 'Iherc is being published in the for murder; but that doesn’t prove perversion can usually be prevented. • Ulat Hon. chase 8. ^uum. decp ,o U1 befo,, <he can We doubt If the people ot Barry The speaker seemed uncertain himthat Osborn. soul can Grand Rapid* Herald a series of ar- that religious training. GIVEN IN but if once established they cannot noon ho was speak al Brother . decp B1igui4h of “ to abefore g^t she pLp^ who was to speak at the Brother- become welded Into a great people. county have an adequate apprecia­ self as to whether a wise course U mlaalon by thc council Friday night '■ Udes by medical specialists who deal TIMF ouW not BeBvent ”8t<‘ Ih~-* ,h“ “ ~ ' — TIME, “ would prevent “ a Iaree large ** be cha changed.' _______ hood thst night, was very 111 at lhe one thing that was reallytion Un­of the magnitude of the tourist percentage of lhe cases we now have Dr. Dr Yoder added added . "I BELIEVE w. K. Kellogg Inn. at Battle Creek, mortal wra the anlril andI a fundsI E“t Buu under U>e >up«rwith crimes against children, espe­ Michigan. It_ _______ to shown jibe the THOROUGHLY IN THE VALUE H« h.d .pokm .< Oil, Skt- JJS « TO toJj business of ____________ _ enormity of Jg <te i ’“ “Jt* • dw TOron. «. “ ...v TOty. engineer. k cially sex crimes against both wornOP RKIJGION TN EVERY TYPE ..rd.v ntehl *n<1 rfHven IM ?“"y >■ . ***.8plr 1 by reports from the Tourist organl- the state authorities MarQia Lou. daughter of Coun'ji en and children bv moral uerverts "Every child to bom with a sense Or rklkhqn in eAiutx i «»'r- urd>y night and hag, driven 326 between England ar U These articles are intensive!? inter- of. right __ and wrong, but if that sense OF MENTAL DISEASE. REL1G, miles to Battle Creek Sunday. The nc ce»*ary for the o lhev ran “___ __ u... .. _ ________ op mfntaj. niRFARE RFi.ici-w.fiu Th. * neWT '"rthe continued >-05 rations of t— U>U _________________ *UU <h.i_________________ <*“ tn “ mef "["°rrU. ,'best «nmraf “ riSra£ ‘ a n^' n o r%'i3' [ " ’ werauo^jl SSSktu-. unarv Situation. Aid from the eovestln* One oublished in the Her- 14 I1<M developed, it is bound to be 1OU8 TRAINING AND A BELIEF, strain was evidently too much for perlty -““4 of zt the th: world." He al*o said it 8300,000.000 has been expended in Sft Xblunted. blunted. You You might might compare compare it THE3 IDEM, IDEAL uu LIFE ARE VERY Mr Osborn, who— b-in hto eighties gt Michigan In 1934 by tourists from aid ot oSXer October 10 10. contained an init to to IN IK THE t '.V --------- “L"*. ’ ------w“ impossible to gather any balL|He was tokenJU Sunday so a.ici-u ftnccd iucb tdea oi nurcricaii American uie life irom from other states. ;• terview with 8.. io.va. McCar-- -----being bom with any ------------------------------------, night — — V. WLMI Dr. Joseph O . .............. - talent --- which ESSENTIAL - TO new bridge over the Thornenmnr! m tn nance! ..... .. . he he ■«wa* compiled Io rancel hUhi* en-an|tlle ,UMr , who lo While Barry county received a lit­ a large appropriation from Uie sales r thy. thv specialist .rwi«ii«t in mental menial diseases, dueaxea you never develop in time that taltai- hlalim K, k cl ?[ 111 here Ior Koodky [ ’ 1 k hl ; "One inu»i ,o co An.erlc, and ace lor tle of this money. It was compara­ litu* *pple al Nohvine u nearing com- dies. So it is with this sense of Problem child Is born . who conducts a weekly wok.vM.emclinic in But- ont finished ahead Al hl, urwm rejurat a ,• » «aa 1 „u u„ heauUInl home Hie led tively small in proportion to what it llttle. but he raid they wftild hare p>Uon and wlll terirorth hospital. right and wrong. child hospital right and wrong. If If thethe child is is notnot with wise, observing parent* he may W T hy oJinia American Jamlly." He al1 » CO ?? C » acro8 * w,th P* rl 01 11,8 0081 . of time. It to very attractive and could be and should be. We believe Tht« question was put to Dr Me- taught to choose the right. If he is become a healthy, valuable member a needed improvement on this hlgh0[ Albion AlMon Colic, Colleke. who «ho waa Khedached- „ „ gUmpra the situation of this county would of relief work. Carthy: "What can society do to left to follow desire instead of right, of society; but If he Is left to de- o in the Upper Peninsula, the worst way Nolan hal lh for the Nnvrmwr ... ,..t • . . . . ulcd lor November ID 1» meeting m«Ung. lh warrant the board of supervisors, U* children from the per- his s*nse of right is bound to die. velop along unguided lines, sexual tiled w„ whm M tbu as a matter of business and tn the situation to in Keewtnaw county, the vart?" Mr. McCarthy’s answer was That is why I say tiiat religious perversion may become permanent came Mondy nlubt. Mr ttbom - amazing. It will be remembered that teaching is the one sure way to pre- and then there is no cure for him. SI n'r,!. “O>tln« m aar medical Interest of every taxpayer of the copper district, where three 'out of Extension of the water main on Uue vW th# county, to see to it that roads lead­ four of the inhabitants are on re­ East Mill street to the Flory farm * thia is a practitioner of wide ex- vent sexual perversion. Such arc thc persons who are al­ mg ol lhe Brolberhood. which will wrrtce Thtt is ! perience who says this: "Perhaps, at There ls only one thing to do ways annoying young children be held on November U Unload o n„tflmerlran u humllUyUhb Idea ing to resort lakes, or possible resort lief. The average for the state, I. 11 * w“ requeued in a petition to the F".~ Cmntha>litlita'’8 councl1 nUfht. The matter r—ynle -perhaDB that to a lakes. In this county are put in good 14 per cent. >^u7Lr ‘ Use time Uwy commit actual crimes, with the pervert when he is caught, THEY ARE UNSAFE AT LAROE November ID; so lhe members of f donzerininthe thesitua »itua­ wu to the ^terworks com[ their will* arc so diseased thal they and that is to lock him up penna- AND SHOULD BE SHUT PER- win be°Drivl)rattl "to* hrar^Mr'cta81WUn< lh,t the aver“8e ^B^hman condition for travelling; and that per cent. The danger tion is that what U now an "emer ­ mlttee for investigation and a report will be privileged to hear Mr. Ob- wiu flnd aifflcult to believe, but it the county should acquire on every cannot help themselves. No one is nently. Let it be a life sentence in MANENTLY IN THE ASYLUM." gency may become chronic. l ’ ~ resort lake in the county a tract of later. , gil-aeting enough to say their claim fact since we haven't capital punWe commend these words, spoken had mjde .1! arrangement. In “ " D. H. Sharp petitioned the coun­ land, so as to make It passible for feared the relief problem might ; that they could not control them- ishment. It to too bad wc must wait by men of high reputation in the rv-ninc Pent to a lame naner the public to always have access to grow to such an extent that it would cil for permission to Install two gas­ i selves to ail 'alibi.' But in the be- until a crime to committed before medical world, to every parent who start for hLs*wtnter home in Georgia be impossible to meet It. He in? oline pumps and an electric sign I ginning it could have been helped, we can shield society from the dan-reads the Banner Guiding a child on November B. bul wU. d.J.r flr« twO With the rearing ponds at the fish stanced the fact that tiie manager at the corner of Court and Jeffer­ 1 How? BY GOING BACK TO THE ger of the presence of these perverts, aright in his early days calls for fiMTdato It H°Ltm« Mr“nlO Umn*' M ,’a em>' n dn£ 'pa*** and part of the third page are hatchery, at Gun lake and especial­ of the Calumet and Hecla Company, son streets, his new location. The GOOD OU) DAY OF DEFINITE but unfortunately we cannot walk wisdom, thoughtfulness and rare on at Calumet stated that a few years RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION BY down the street and pick them out .the part of parents Tiie stress pul .Makin. hu ftlkd wlth nothln8 1x1' clarified ad- ly the fine new ones at Orangeville ago hU company was employing 14.­ matter was referred to the public Ufa. 1 w? u vertls'.ng. The paper doe* not con- village, there will unquestionably be TEACHING CHILDREN THE AL“Take Lxb and Leopold for In-1 upon religion by these doctors safety and improvement committee many years of public life. He felt t-u- much local news a* we recard far better fishing in Barry county­ 000 men in its copper mines. At the of the council. MOST-FORGOTTEN TEN COM- stance, probably the most outstand- .should be noted. How can parents very badly about It. but was unable “ T’ present time there are only 2.000 MANDMENTS — NOT SIMPLY ing instances. Who would haft pick- ask their children, or expect them. .z, hrln hlmwlf Mr will hr ,OCal new8‘ butdoe* cover the WOT id lakes in future years. Encourage­ employed. What is to become of the FALL RALLY OF THE vm w ment should be given by the coun­ TELLING THEM PRETTY BIBLE ed them out? Even after they were to be religious If they care nothing to help himself. He will, he says, in general pretty well. themselves, -aud live ! if It la humanly possible, speak here HOLY NAME SOCIETY. ty to secure a larger share of the other 12.0007 nil* man says the 8TORIES-BUT DRILLING INTO arrested the experts couldn't agree about *'—* religion -----------The annual Fall Rally of the Holy as if all there is to life is to please I November 12th, and expects to keep millions of dollars of tourist money company will never use more than EIGHT ACCIDENTAL that to coming to Michigan in in­ 2,000 in the future. It is impossible Name Society for the Kalamazoo one's self? If it is not the duty of a that appointment. * Dean Whitehouse gave an inter­ creasing amounts every year. Bar­ to move these 12.000 men and their district, of which Saint Rose and parent to guide a child aright in DEATHS IN TWO WEEKS ry county lias beautiful lake*. With families. They would be a problem Saint Cyril parishes are members, these matters, whose duty should it esting address concerning the times fishing they will become wherever thtfy were moved. He did will be held next Sunday. Oct. 21. at be? No one can take the parent's through which wc are passing. He Harry Ehret Killed by M. 0. Improved ! far more popular. The county's not know but that the old pioneering Sturgis, 'Michigan. Father Frank place; and a parent who neglects declared that we are going through spirit, which existed in the early a transitional ^.vu. period. The tiie interest of his or her child in the . ...v machine Train at Nashville on >resort possibilities should be made days of Mlenlgan. would have to be Bswen and the men of his parish have arranged a fine program for most essentia] things of their lives age brought such problems that our — . Iknown by a systematic campaign of Thursday revived. this occasion. Joseph W. McAuliffe, —their mental, moral and spiritual I civilization, which had not antlcladvertising. It was an Interesting talk and im­ an attorney from Battle Creek, will Another fatal automobile accident Fine progress ha* been male this heallh—cannot Justify such neglect. । pated them was not prepared for nor atone for it. l*le consequences, and is still unable U to be added to the recent heavy year, under the leadership of lhe pressed everybody with the serious­ be the principal speaker of the day. 3 ■---------------- «•*----------------I to find relief from them. He said total in this county. On Thursday Barry The Rally will 'begin promptly at County Rod and Gun Club, ness of the relief situation. J half past two. Father B. N. Oeller FURTHER PARTICULARS there are plenty of pessimists, and in establishing the three large rear­ , is tiie spiritual director for the Kala cm it AnrincAiT there u much ,ueI ,or pvwimUm if Harry Ehret. 82. a former Nashville ing ponds at Orangeville village OUTSTANDING CON AdUU I ALLIUtN I one looks for It. But U is his Judg- resident, but more recently living in jRepresentatives of the State Conser­ l/CWTinu AT niliUDV amaaco wn**00 district autnet and ana Burdette Burdette LyIN­ VENTION AT QUIMBY Barker is vice-president. A delega,, ----- „ 'men* that civilization is moving onDepartment have declared Battik Creek, was instantly killed by vation ' Mrs. Harry Cole Painfully ward and Upward; that mankind will ------------- tlon of fifty men will represent the to be as fine os any in the the westbound Michigan Central these 1 . . — -. nol r(.turn to the handwork period state. Tiie water In Orangeville Prairieville Sunday School two local parishes at thia rally. Injured When Oars Meet , of previous years, but will keep the passenger train at a grade crowing Creek they declare to the very purest Awarded Picture for | HORSES STAGING COMEBACK. at Intersection machine, and see to it that its benc- east of the passenger station at and cleanest and especially adapted, The Banner has mentioned the , We have learned further partlcu- AU are more widely and equitably Nashville, at about 10:38 A M. With when Attendance Impounded in the ponds, to: I fact that Old Dobbin U staging a —.him in the car was Roy Rapson, age rearing ( lars about the accident to Mrs. distributed. fingerlings. Tip*® three The Barry County Sunday School come-back. A . , A* a matter Ul of fact, ex­ He dec!-.declared that America U not 60. also ot Battle Creek, who bus­ ponds no doubt will add threeHarry Cole, mentioned last week. He convention which was held al tiie cept lantc (arnUt tj,c horse Is talned a fractured right arm and which occurred at the intersection going to perish, but the machine fourths of a million fingerlings year­ Quimby church on Tuesday after-, t more economieaj than the of the North Broadway road, us- I will be made to help Ute abundant ly to lire lakes of this county. noon And evening was one of the trBcUjr lt would uaily known as the Freeport road.'life of Ulc future. Handcraft is These, with what the' Hastings ftapson was driving his Ford se- ,hatchery to noW famishing, will outstanding conventions of lheifrom rttent mdlcations there will and a side road Intersecting that (not the way out. nor is limitation year. yr.r TM, There TO w^re reenU'-elsh: twenty-eight <1Udu-■ ;te mu n.urt ch , more interest in horses horra in . highway about three miles north of of production. He believe* the way dan toward Nashville and apparent- gftatly increase tiie number of game l«r«>t Sunda, school, reprcMhlcd ol tM c„umry Lh.i. this city. °“t °f unemployment is reduction ly disregarded, or did not hear, the fish in the lakes of this county. with over «» enrolled tor lhe se«-|,M„ h„ b„„ MJa, It appear* thal Mrs. Cole teaches | of hours of labor, and cutting out warning bells. His car was struck We hope the supervisors will go “On> . . •_ „ i tiiat horses will be much more ex, in the Rogers district In Carlton, all attempt* al price fixing. He in- directly in the center and carried to- as far as to reasonably iroMlblc in A, «■»> .Wied In prevtau not to. lenih,i, in u™ operettas Aftcr her school was out that day dicated some of the marked changes ward the passenger station for ap- ,encouraging the development of thcthe school receiving the most credits , . , ---------------------------------------Rupson1 Igr home are our country, she started to drive to h ' ’that ’“ ** coming •to “ "•■* — proximately forty rods | .one credit per mile per person personii ’ 5( MASONIC PARTY. resort and tourtot business ot this hone AHO Nil’ HALLOWE'EN HALIjOWE'EN PARTY, either jumped or was thrown clear ■half m mile not limiting proin this city. About onc-L.., ,a«. T,lc wa>' 0141 (county. would be given a large framed picPlan* for the Masonic Hallowe'en of the wreckage. The body of Ehret , ______________ _______ Whcrfier it be lor tired, tport or drtti, you'll • 1 — * ture, "Christ and the Children" by । dancing party to be held al Thom.south of Welcome Corners, a side road ductlon. but compelling equitable It Is hl* Judgment, af^r^he°741 JlT^f lC^r^^kKnnrh FEDERAL DECISION find ine imsrieit footwear fashions amor>3 our (Harold comconnects from the west, it appears distribution Harold Copping The Bunday School (apple [apple lake. Oct. 31. are about cocnFAVORS ALLFRAN Ulal recf,‘vcd u,1-s love,y P^ture wax pletcd and It is expected thal a good that several owners of beagle loo. that the government must stop McInrtTe of this clt^EhJet s death ■ sew BrownbJu. Suede, Kid or new .Grain !dic w a UuU fyraS^TJuSr fAVUMb ALLtUAN . Prairieville Sunday School which m — -----------------------hounds, entered In the contests that tampering with it* money. It is many Masons and their friends will leatheril In popular Brownt or Black. 'had a total of 299 credits. Middle- attend this party. The party is opwere on In this city last week, were not abundance of money but abund­ driving eastward on that cross road. ance of goods that is desirable. In “IbSE there u 1. and Consumers Power Banneld 175 and were the next In Ths dancing will start about 0 P. M. Because there acre so many cars 1029. he said, the total business ot SJmm regard to credits The largest dele-1 ----------------- ----------------------Mrs. Cole thought it must be a pro­ this country reached the enormous should be so, for there la a clear Co. Is Ended g.tton fn>m wy one Khool thc DEATH OF MORES BUGBEE. cession of some sort moving toward total of 8529,000.000.000 and we did view at the crowing for some disPeople in thia county will be in- Hastings Methodist which' was 28 Mows Bugbec. aged 83. died at town. Accordingly she slowed down that vast business with only 82.500.­ lance In either direction. Ehret, recently re tnret. a bachelor, oacneior. has reoenuy re-­ teresu-d In In ,the hr fan XaMdlarviltn fact Ih.t that lha the inro long giving that school 1JA 140 credits Middleville rtn on Rlindav Sunday frnm from armapoher own car as she approached the 000,000 of gold money. While doc­ The subjects were ably discussed ’ plexy. The funeral will be tht» [ crossing. AH tiie cars except one had tors do not agree, he said, as to the sided wiUi hi* sister in Battle Creek. litigation brought by the Consum­ turned southward al lhe comer in causes of lhe situation which we are Beside the sister he Is survived by ers Power Company against thc vil­ by county workers and MIm Ione Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock two brothers, both living In Nash ­ In. nor on the way out of our trouCat ton. our state worker from Lanlet the Walldorf! funeral home, with lage of Allegan has finally been de ­ the direction of Hastings—in the ville. This was the eighth fatal au­ cided in lhe supreme court in fa­ sing, was at her best in lhe three ' interment in the Coman cemetery same direction she was proceeding. (south of Middleville. <Whcn the last one in the procession vlcllon that the way out will be tomobile accident in Barry- county vor of Allegan Determined to reduce talks which she gave. 1 found. . within two weeks. electric rates. Allegan set out to reached the crossing, it is claimed, mat. instead instead of oi turning turning $outh. $outn, the tne . espeplaily emphasised the fact Mr._ *iais*iir«»T build a dam and install an electric that, power plant. The courts of thc to turn to the tiw north. 21"! CORONER S INQUEST driver started to'turn —-- , ,—. ----- 'S state cf Michigan held In favor of . „ Ural her rar .Ira* lhe Irani rad production which will bring better I HELD ON MONDAY Allegan. The case was finally ap­ of the automobile and at the same । conditions One author had said 1 pealed to federal courts and, the time lhe impact caused the other. t Hat the real trouble was "Our souls Verdict^ Declares decision now has been rendered by Sheldon Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 2244-2557 H— * car to smash into her Ford, doing ( the court of last resort at Washing­ so in such a manner as to cause ; have not caught up with our bodPeacock Driving at Ex ­ • lea." The speaker believes that a ton. In order to pul lhe thing across S?JSen00!.'. !?,ll«te.ter leeeS^Vhd . teltiriu; the legislature of thU*state had to cessive Speed right.knee cap was broken, her left SUNDAY and MONDAY, OCT.*21 and 22 knee c.p wired. «nd >he received i will come out “l M of “ the “ uncertainty, “““‘•'■'‘kAn inquest was held Monday fore­ Increase the bonding limit ot the BIGGEST SCREEN SHOW t several large bruises She was 1distress and trouble through which noon in this city to determine thc village, which has been done The we are passing brought to Pennock hospital, where UaUlCS SINCE “GOLD DIGGERS” g cause of the death of Walter Hirsch- Consumers Power Company held this to be an unconstitutional granl she to at this writing with her leg j A FINE VARIETY. in a cast. The operator of lhe oth-1 Many of UM , RUBY KEELER, DICK POWELL. JOAN BLONDELL, F our readers in „ Hope stontly killed on-M-14 north of. of power, but all the courts held er car was Archie m Rusfcell of । township will remember George M. Nashville, when a car driven by against them. There Ls great re­ EAXU FITTS, GUY KIBBEt HUGH HERBERT Highland Park. Michigan, and Mrs. Hudson, who lived there several Sheldon Peacock and containing joicing in Allegan over this victory. Abo Charlie Chare Comedy—“ANOTHER WILD IDEA" f Russell was with him at lhe titae. a(to We remember that Mr four Lake Odessa High school foot­ Added—“NOTRE DAME GLEE CLUB" ' Growing out the accident two law- Hudson once brought to the Banner ball players smashed Into his car PARENT EDUCA­ LATEST FAT11E NEWS BARGAIN MATINEE BUNDAY* fl suit* have been started against Mr office a peck of a new variety w of, north of thc Hosmer schoolhouse TION INSTITUTE Russell, one by Mrs. Cole the other apples, grown by him on wz a ttree that | The Jury consisted of Morse Backby-ifer husband. Harry Cole. ... . — Icame up from the seed. They were u*- Harry Samson, Frank Snore. O. P. T. A. Congress Co-oper­ TUESDAYjOCT. 23 - ONE DAY ONLY I beautiful, rich red color, good flavor Mater. Wm. Miller and John UsMEETING OF MISSION­ ates With Extension Di­ and a choke apple. The -matter borne. Testimony was submittod TWO FEATURES ARY UNION. [was then taken up with the aulhon-1 showing how the accident occurred. vision of University The Missionary Union of the ।I ,ties at Lansing and the apple was ; that Peacock was driving on the The fifth annual Parent Educa­ named "The opa.escent Opalescent " M Mr. Hud-[y<^8 r. Hud-| —J. — - «« ™-« •,l the Ume tion Institute, sponsored by the ex­ aftem^n^wT Wednesday wn grew several trees from this one of accident and was and 801(1 sold “ a number of ot them. Among h*gh rate ot of *perspeed. •« The IFlemliw ^resident ,nd “ verdict of tension division of the University LtuS■H^M^wSa£S4re-ithe Pu«h“"s *“ Henry Gl.vluu.. Sheldon ‘~ ^e .Jury, ‘•■=7. made 4* to Coroner Dr. of Michigan, and the Michigan P. > 1 .Missionary oocieiy pre rpl. .this h|< r1tv wH<> Adrounie. city, who brought to u* last Adrounie. was was aas follows: "That T. A. Congress, is sceduled tor Nov. sided. The minute* of the Septeni-£ • ^week a beautiful apple picked from WaiUr Hirachey came to his death 1. *2 and 3. at Ann Arbor. ! ber meeting and also of the board Among the speakers are Dr. W. D. .. %n automobile ------------- ----------- ; - that one of the trees he bought from Mr. , ,n accident; that Dr. meeting were read and approved '; there was no negligence on the part Henderson. Ur. C. A FUher. Hudson. ------------------ ---------------- -। Mrs. Esther Grohe led the devoof Waller Hirachey; that Mr Pea­ LeRoy E Bowman. Dr Ralph C. ZAZU PITTS, PHILLIPS HOLMES, MARY illoiwls and Mrs. Florence Cook, cock was driving on the wrong side McAfee. Dr. Kenneth L. Heaton. OFTOMETRIC CLINICS. (chairman, Miss ElUabeth Paddock Mis* Ruth BRIAN, NED SPARKS, LEW CODY "— — introduced ..-------------- Archie ;Mel v. Beumer was in name crccx L V. Battle Creek Preegard. Mrs Pred M Raymond iOonm who B.ra a ven UlKraUna ,„k Tu.wl.y nW .Uendln, Latest Paramount News Added—“JUST CONCENTRATE' end Orin W Kake On Friday talk on TO praprod amendment , 0( u„ Mkluran OowmeGIRL DIES FROM BURNS. ADULT8 15 CENTH ,lo the >UU conauluUon to be vo« ,„c night. 6upt. Herold C. Hunt of KaiCHILDREN 18 CENTS Friends in Hastings and other amazoo will particlpaU in the panel |upon al [he November election. clinic wan heM'aml me clone r------- --- ------------ - ----- -----UUII1W »Cir IICK1 KIIU MIC points in Barry county were sad­ discussion of "A Plan for Financing | A miKta m.4, aid curled „ry p„0Uble. Or. R dened to hear of the terrible tragedy Michigan Schools," with Dr. Eugen* Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Oct. 24, 25, 26 I that IM aoelely late the inscribed , Kckh,m 0, oauolt. dlrwwr pt that occurred on Saturday to Mar­ B. Elliott presiding. I reading eourae and Uu.1 cluba M opwmeltlc c0„ducled the garet Lenz. ten years old daughter of . formed to do the reading. clinics. William Lenz, who lives on a farm DEATH OF MRS. EDWY near Caledonia. GRAND RAFIDS C. REID OF ALLEGAN. CENTRAL P. T. A. The central r P t t A will have “*“1 • »»« K*r« old f" MASTER CONCERTS. Tnunday night - Mrs Edwy c. n.e ucnirai . a- win nave Also Comedy-"FOrs PAL" LATEST PATHS NEWS Reid, wife o< the veteran publialwr Lawrence Tlbtell will ojwn the . u„ „„„„ u, „ ADULTS U CENTS CHILDREN 18TENTS Con"rU on riTllulfSwnS!? idayraon, ot the Central Imlldlnd at WMm£Z 04. 1 ui'/oknn L J “ w,,< ‘ dl " t “ K ” 1 1,0 \VedneaAaV CYct. SI 11>aae edwmartk ■■ .■ —------■_ .. -----a— -•— *-t lured severely tn an auto crash, her t vo inuiacuiy cittiui, naia. uicmi «r» held in the a.wttlu .ria?y. " .'Vago. will be remembered as Mbs El­ death occurring Friday morning Mr tonto 1™ he "JJ ‘Tn,ntvte Cil2LJ “,m Braw" »r'a« SATURDAY, OCT 27 — ONE DAY ONLY sie Cairns, an employee of the Ban­ Raid was ateo hurl and is in John tortuin. On Nov. 13. the artists will meni committee be Grace Moore. Edward Johnson, । । ner for several years The . girl s Robinson hospital. HU recovery U TWO FEATURES [dress became ignited Ignited from the stove. looked for. SECOND WARD F. T. A." [drew Rose Bamplon and Richard Bonelli t-,.. . * ui meet serious abdominal-------------burns. The third concert to Dec 10 with Second----Ward P T. A w w«. *..«■causing —----------------------------------------Funeral services were held at the 'Heifetz, the violinist as the artist on Tuesday night. October 23rd. She ran to the barn witere twr fathWgmer Ol.nd, Dru. Leyton, Donald WocdT 4and on Feb 5. Iturbi. plantot. will :Rev. J. W Khchlng will lecture on er vU Bl *(Jrk and. he rushed her at Rev. Clyde B Wilcox officiating' In­ on’Bale at al hi* his European trip. trip Please remember onc o’“* f° 10 Blodgett Bkxlgett hospital Is in Grand terment in Oakwood cemetery, Aile(appear. Ticket* are now on'Bile ■the the change in dale to Tuesday night Rapid* where *ht the box office In th<f audltogium. audltagium. sin died or. on Hzr.tz^ Monday — -*♦* — ----------------»*> aat i n7:30. •«n ' I mornliiL' ------morning. Bhe to survived by her husband, ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.-------- i ~a r | Funeral service* will be held al two step-children. Mrs Florence Merrill Sledge attomptod suicide CITY'M FOREHTEY COMMITTEE, the South'£>Mines church this Wed- Colman, Marshall, and Edwy B •; Aha LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS on Saturday by shooting himself. Mayor Leonard appointed Archie neaday afternoon, with burial in thc____ Reid.________ Waahlngiou. D. C- besides He wot rushed to Pennock hospital Reickord. Rolfe Bulling and Harold Rutland cemetery Sincere aym- other relatival Ad«its 15c; Children 18c wbare he b doing u veil u pas- Foster as members of the city's tor- jxithy U extended to the bereaved । sible. blue. eatry committee. ones­ h * • ’ * 4 . ^mJolXrto »3» >3 °° »3°° BRISK" ,.. STYLES for the critp days ahead! $400 ) L1,illa“0" Be,WCen Village F .Sf'.ffirSX Ironside Shoe Co Hastings, Michigan Shultz or Fretport /TRANI) Butter »■ Eck-Rich Oleo 2 TIEAIEf | 25c Diana Wynyard and Clive Brook in Veal Steak » 20c I PRIVATE scandal Liver Sausage, Bologna Frankfurters 2 a. 25c Spare Ribs n,. 14c Canadian Bacon Pork Liver / Cottage Cheese Ground Beef Pork Roast 2 n»a a 2 TO a. a. LET’S TRY AGAIN 25c 35c 10c 17c 15c 15c I Wat in Belle of the Ninties Charlie Chan*a Courage I Feldpausch *•!>. Market T.T: Jean Muir in As ths Earth Turns XMKT’1 - �—DM«1>«. OCTO»ra ti.2»i " L- , ~~ ' wnjAgMSlSjgBJB!^ Scout Netos in«(Ml uentment We rU>aih* from . the year and 1 (Trw.The^l to. fflllttw 7 ££ At U»« ~«8BOM«W*BSWrt s. Karrne*!___________ -TT^rpogeone) accident prog™ w 8. zerbel Ii • ^tlnuad fwm--------------------» ^^cidcnts. V------- -"^ZeTwere response 'number o {rom tu—-threc । 0 o 0-« 'These lour causes de,UU * vtn cO S^during ^.J^Four of « by quarters: Score , fl 0 6-13 |or W5 per cent of o{ prc. vite co^J year bejj*^ lhrc<? ......... school ■High •• lonla;ltor the year Th P caux» U were under ievl.n. ja: Referee. I York CityRobinson. 1J I Struble p. NEWS mTw“ I «»"« «• ■ns?^ > — _ 1 yet 36-21—Adv■ ■ jn Hinnanot Bal- I Maybe they w«e remarked in i -!»MSL^S® Hallowe’en pro- I i^at I । night. Oct. t • I ““ ___ - well I The boys Imd.a ... kind hospl- :um» pTepared by th A^ conte^s-V®, and Cubs have g*^ ty ‘ The woma£^‘‘ gS£jJt| ^^t last an optical B-| I week, but if so ' . “. walloped the I luslon-for the A"*®” i2 to 0 and seasor ■e the parents ot a ■ t^’thS lot-these I tnB on Monday noon. I "'eh I diagnosis and of the deaths . mft weyLbers attended the Fl _ apeakers a--- £ - -«£s^y&m.; “nl,A'>'£'^r«r «hb Sfud W pt e in U* last <m M {or Ui« halons, passing 1° also threat-1 There *'ck Stem. ®°1. W. I F<j£SrUi?*l ■ then a ‘utnb? Aiumni. ■ gum thr h^d. dttPlayel. ■Fa the other “^Jjcy ^fusing greatest conswtency o[ ssSag®g3OO®SS 'sss'sasggi&ss P s? X u» w"' .» — to inert- ------- I ‘countrymen. GET K¥m°oX,» if “ £ «. nW' ol *" , eny W» lc»e. n^' w; me ’“'^."‘J^l.merM •»» “^,1“*“ ' V-!u (Ml he never 1 '“iwmni <™> *»»$ I t“l l*U M dbl «• “ them when he h-r lent, and thi " «n( °" U£hS- I Co. has the con ■ water main on I 0 the Flory Urm I a petition to the I BhU The matter f waterworks com* I itlon and a report Miller ? to Z^rbel out of one he d* «* £",’"p««d IMP M»W |.”‘ ■‘‘“""'S" Xe*^ ’Tbriped S «■ ^?r£e’the TSS^r« ore 01 try for Ladies' Cotton Knit S’eS b/wu. ’ _ Bloomer* F I I u it over and tnc r was',Ore tailed when another pa~ 1Honed the counlo install two gas­ an electric sign ^urt and Jeffer•w location. Th ed to the public ement committee your Dollar «■ Store Keeping achool’s in tlw , «(U> lour Jrtv Alumni v successfully Ilwr nociCTVliny nt th. H°b (bl K^nmuno Mint 1"" -”d Three-fo»«’ Cotton Batt V^TOWE^ riWBWWi unday. Oct. 31. • r.ib.r . „( bin 1 io® .. you've neve* ^'neS itdent. A de!e?L ■ «U1 r.prn""'- me ■ it this rally- ■ rocoMi“cli, , m.ntwed ““ ■ ■ utter the horse » mmlcal than the . u would M* n aUons there -will Trest in horses in 1C country ths® - *,S ____ —------ .;b- ■«-. 2&'.rn .*M 83. died coman cemetery the ywyarf"— lmi*l! "SmoHsuw’. _3^L' • p,i«d «><*«•Mo,w 69® I ■ iWE’EN PART'- I 1 Sic Halloween I Xld at Thorn; I Sheet RemoantS;;Vice: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M 1 rouch jtn operations. ■ „ open “ Alumni wu 1 tw.fcrwomi, be t»\cn, Alumni of the ball High school i FollowhU 1 High' School ■ Bristol Fuller (m । Thomas (G» lechlehn" „"„v u»i.»s" >• rm-**. _______ c0„lorubu.^‘^ nd 22 I -------------- — Fancy '"J uT X”' S^'SeX ••“■ ,ort^ter long or ‘^rrv while*h°^h kO- E«ru. greyI length legs- SHOW IGGERS" MDEEE. ebt D IDEA” ------------------ ------------------- -------g SUNDAY Overcoa t,ni'"«oeclenco shows ipe.dway >ok in Lifetime Guaranteed Don’t let th« 1A.L viary ENTBATE" (■NTS ’■'"'/IrtM -IdW <“ | •* •**” look »ke ro"h Rleh.lu.uHou.tw.f 8m*rt do"' Called Penney’® The pri“ “ „"„uwy «”•»"“ L“®™“QM1WI Blue eensaUonalJy l°* denim •Uh ..button £.1* itle» E NEWS £NT8 JULY Sl«e U w-46’ belt. F - “ uianket-Hning. Ma(te M P0*«“’ east STATE street " that «• . �TH1 HA STINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, W4 Hie Harting* Banner 11 bu-.™,-.-.,'*""'""™” “ ' i ^.Wtews and Opinions; Department' W/ldf Others SflVi “*'UUc« This and That Backward Glances; " Bits of Yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilcox at *<“• W bom. Iran 'COKKIMM UTCBur* Lansing Bunday. Detroit Friday and Saturday on ac-1 Www*ww« Mr. and MYx. Earl Thomas and jo™ «< ™ -nou. Uta- ol b.r| Th. ready compiled by the Highlights of Mn Town-n4 MU. Munn. UUrtklTtaS? St' 'of Agriculture). Again In [ -ennui. ■ - .l_. ii * _m ■ .1,1.' Bready Bunday. Tnmnnd ttc Ilmml ot ueum.n jnTc itlon with a bill concerning direct "'"■■■■ill- J---------------------------------------------- A Western Trip. Dr. Lowry and John McOmber left l'lV ““de «> U» bu,qu« U Alle^ R. M Cook. | TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. BEVENTYXI-NTH year marketing of live stock he suggest-! WHY MOVIES ARE DIRTY. I Saturday for ML Clemens to try the Among those who *ttended the ' irtue* of the mineral water baths tn ed that the -time of meeting be Bounding Hollywood for its reWell, back on the job again after Michigan—M. A. C. football game at that city. nlaced at 9 30 o'clock and a nara- icUon the driVe ot churchmen ofr Sloan and Mto Bella Hick* returned ™ °*" ptacea at no ocock and a para- dccency the Kre€n -p,,. News­ « fine vacation in and about Loe 1 Lansing on Saturday were, Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Roland MeCreery of Nor ---------could we --------------------have selected।----------Mra. Fred C- Parker. ...... Mra. Alice Lansing spent Bunday with her par­ 1Katcham of Hugraph or so further gave hto vv,muiuc correspondent. Mollie metric*, Merrick, re- Angele*. ---' — — ---------- on —- » reason. Tn reasnn. In a hill bill <vinr*»rn!n<r concerning the th e i LA ta!fix to n a rnnnln couple nf of. significant conver- • lovelier time to return. A Michigan Batea, Cong, and Mra. J. C. Ketch­ ents. Mr. and Mra B. A. Matthew*. regulation of the grain exchange he '«*Uons. A producer, asked why he October with the woodlands assure-: am. Mrs. Clara Brown. W. L. Chase U, uiv DC . . ...___ .____ '___ lnft Ine ttnu tints and and shades shade., of of color color that that and and son. arm Eldon. rrtnn Eldred rldred Barkley, n.rlrUv Hlrul,_ THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. woman W ;u bakry COUNTY six MONTH* eo«.asked one witness five questions all Shirley w. Smith and family, left 1. M.utu FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY P?M UVPlrallon to every _*{? .Mia ’iff.’L*" *^*?^5.*’*______ . . rent It ions nf the umr IHen whv the of thoroughly soiled virtue, replied. 8Vcn Arizona's gorgeous Painted am Russ. Mayor and Mrs Burton BABRK cocxty. three M0XTH8 rfptltiona ofthc Mmcld8a' why 018 "But. my dear young lady, good ,Jcscrt cannot equal, with the sky Perry. Mr. and’Mrs, A. H. Carveth. Monday for Philadelphia their new Mra. J. B. Lee. of Deamett, Da- Hj.tenor’ .T11,:ra werc not • few IM advinci asc grainexchange should not bereg- women are uninteresting." a deep, clear blue and the air crisp । Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sayles, Mr. and home. Mr. Smith has a fine position kota, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Jer- lDe?locraU present at the dinner, asww.coustt. ulated by law Instead of by boards Another, discussing certain angles and bracing comes very near being!Mra. R. G, Hubbard. Mr. and Mra. wltljt^one of the leading life insur­ ome Smith of th!* dty. 1* visiting haa a certa^t amount of *!<There are many DemoroMiGf ovv -In not one Instance to there B ree ot *tori“ and usa«8 ot certain perfection. It* blazing beauty even Chas. Leonard. Dr. and Mra. C. 8. ance companies of the country, hav­ her parent*. Mrs. Smith is quite ser-.ntflcance no: is there a rec- words wouW IUerBlly 0Xt *So> I In .“ T one instance to makes j^ou forget that snow and coal McIntyre. Charles ’ McIntyre, Bert ing charge of the publication* Is­ tously |H. and Mra. Lee wifi remain Allegan county deeply dto---------------------- ’---------------------- ---------- ord of a single constructive Idea stand on end. and plaintively con- Shovel* must soon be brought Into Skinner. Keith Chase. J. 8. Reising- ■sued by thc company. Hl* many here to care for her mother. ; satisfied with the New Deal and friend* here will wish him mccess Miss M. Hamilton, who for a year *lth 88 well. Many RepubUadvertising RATE* pertaining to the«blll* In question eluded. "Now how. I ask you, could BcUonl ier and Misses Gertrude Bmitfi, past has been teaching music in'can-' voUd wlth them two ynrs MO. lain* nt* oa »peiic. being offered by Mr. Foulkes. Dur- anyone possibly consider that ob• • • Feme White, June Corbin and Phe­ In hl* new field. Mrs. Fred Andrus accompanied this city, returned to her home in iNow t,,8y I’r0P°3C to return the ar: d r..diM n-Ue... zoe.lng eleven of the fourteen bilto he Jcctkmable? I see nothing off-color Every trip ha* It* high spot* and [be Larsen . compliment. ,n Uours was no exception. In fact we Mis* Marjory Woodbume and by her brother and wife, of Six Canada Tuesday. neither offered a suggestion or asktd Exactly. Which confirms a gen- had so many new and pleasant ex- Harrto Woodbumc. who are attend- Lakes. Michigan, started Monday Mr. H. M. Rose of the local «Uff -——-------«> > a question. cral and lively suspicion that many. perlence* fhal it would be a difficult b’J Oberlin college, were over Sun- morning for a trip to Chicago en­ of the Grand Rapids Morning Tele- SUPERVISORS NAME OFFICERS. This may be Mr. Foulkes' idea of nlms «re as they are because the task to tryand give them any sort d*X guest* of Mb* Ruth Lindsay at route for St. LfiuU. where they will f™”1 The «upenrt*ora supervisors al at their Monday .lhe C“y kx*- | 71,8 spend a couple of weeks. taking nn "active and influential ” m8n who makc u,cm 1,0 1101 kno * ° r ranking So to a hit and mtos Wooster college. Wooster. Ohio, tog^after the intereata of that lively [*e**toa,re-elected R. H. Mott a •eaaioo.re-elected iiU George coleman and A. A. An­ nnrt in th<- nflnir, nf to151' better. manner well try and give a brief! Ftoyd Brown. Cha*. Barnes. Vem member of the superintendents of ■—,pBM ”, affairs of an Important Wc nevcr suhscrlbed (o the skctch ofthe many inter- [Craig and Oicn Laubaugh left Sun­ derson were in Johnstown Thurs­ Mr*. E. J. McElwain of Hastings the poor for a ffiree year term. Dr. ni etuihatlonal committee but thc average view that filth on the stage or screen esting and unusual things that werc d!*>' and John Nobles and Lorenz, day and endeavored to keep the wild Burton perry was re-elected a mem­ ora. man on thc street who help* to pay comes from a producer’s effort to included to our western Jaunt. Schrumpf Joined them Monday for ducks and geese from gorging them ­ Cedar Creek October 8th. with 22 ber of the county road commission Dn thc salaries of congressmen might s,vc u,e pub,lc wha‘ “ »•“»»« He ... a week’* hunting trip near Cadillac. selves on the growing wheat. members. The following persons for three years, and Mra. Grace Mrs. F. E. Fish of Allegan te ex­ were elected and installed as its of­ Gorham for school examiner for two does not know, and thc publl^ doth OrCnt Lake—For no particuM1“ Theda Wolfe, who has been) not know, what Hie public want* lar rcMOn wr bad BjKay3 Wanted to1 *n Grand Rapids, has ac- pected tn tiie city Friday enroute ficers: Dr. W. H. Smith, Della A. years. loll PUlS'll.S-G until it has examined It. He puts on takc a fiwlm ln thla -brine infested" ccl’tcd the position of school nurse homo from the 6. F. W. C. at Bay Smith. Howard E. Toiles; Arthur I. The board decided that hereafter off-color entertainment because that sCa cvcr slncc W1! rtrst rcad abOlH K .at Boyne City andbegan her work City to spend a few days with Dr. Tolles, Josie Albertson. Oscar Camp­ a special committee composed of the and Mrs. Charles Russell. bell, Daniel Dickerson, Thomas board’s property committee and the is what HE wants wiurt amuse* in Mlsg Mlnn ie Matthews ’ ’ Jer00 Monday. OCTOBER DAYS. Mra. Silas Crawford returned to Baird. D. J. Mixer. Ida Sortman. officers in the court house shall elect HIM. what preoccupies HIM. ography" class Bo we stooped over " Mr- “nd Mra Keller of Holt. Harry In spite of our enthusiasm for thc ; Thc Catholic B to hop of the Los ’cnrouU to the coa.t n a-a* one of Kelter of Detroit, Mr. and. Mr. Norwalk. Ohio. Saturday morning Alice Lenhart. Belle Dickerson. Ella a Janitor. r.Uwr M lhe •love_[t„ guuiicai experiences eto»rlen«swennavt have Cl.ude Aldrichol Latah, .nd Ran- after a ten days’ visit with her ais- Irving. Orson Faulk and George Li California climate, we claim that Awk, Chairman Allan Hyde of the board ' . dtocta ...... ww -t-iiv ihami. nt Hyde Orangeville were Sun­ ter, Mrs. Mary Drake. Irving. ment fmm from which wtoch »h« the league of !>. De- eVCT .had. — beachkin and lakeof botnamed the county committee on MANY THANKS. I Michigan fall weather ranks right ment ! day guests of Mrs. Leta Keller and 1 Our sincere thanks to Muri De- up at the top. With thc country- [ aeronautics as follows: L. R. Glas­ Pu . u j . .. lo 'o* , nn *8r8ouuu “ Bd rue* rock nui and ana me wawa~ ~ ---- -------------------FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. chief difficulty with the ""Vinettnn SOUTH BOWNE. nlrmrr A 17 ... “Urk> *Kh ‘ NettU «yde____ gow, a. W. Smith and J. M. Potts. >toe Schuyler Marshall; Thomas side ablaxe with color, the days ।end of tiie movl Thc supervisors expect to complete Ung cry5tals wade out 'much be- twenty vearr app -mnav “£ ;picture industry is Harold Ypdcr's spent Sunday at Next week we will review the pro­ e too many of the vnnd ,.^.r _.aWt, ., anrl iwanry years AGO TODAY. Lhelr work today or tomorrow. They Emery. Kime's of Pleasant Valley: ceedings of the board. KUn< George Averill, William comfortably warm and the nights that 1 there are neonle eneaeed in it ” y - >?ur.*a?5t 1U1 antL>ou be?ln Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Darling left elected the following officers: Coun­ peoplefrom engaged It.” SJ’”! *. 2?»nnd Tour LK n.TtiL'Zi Monday “**' ui Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaeffer and tey, Vern Brown. Dean Eugene comfortably cool, the air brisk and 'wrong So we kind wouldofgather Miss inMerfor Washington, after “an ty school examiner. Prof. W. D Lois spent Sunday at Joe Stahl's Davenport and Dr. H. A. Woodbumc bracing, there Is little left in thc jrick’s illuminating ntervtews with a J™ EAST GUN LAKE. -nrf .iSVnS J011'extended visit in the East. Dr. Dar- Sterling; SupL of poor. P. W. Bur­ near Elmdale. o. u™-D.2.ta N..., rtsr..^ x.7 sTeX s gess; Janitor, R. H. cherry. Follow­ for their contributions to thc edl- way of .desirable improvements. Thc .a... , Mr. a.iu wir. and nura. Mrs. will wui Mumicr Mishler ana and _ Heber , . Pike of . Orangeville. ----- : ----- : Will . ,, ing are the standing committee for daughter Gwendolyn were to Grand 1 Crawford. Mra. James Mill and chUloiial page of the Banner during the only • trouble Is the season is short, hammoik^ Tr^u? 'the° ' drC ” wrn ' RUe3U Bt Ule homB of h ' fr 1894-1885: Equalisation — Briggs, Nyc. Rapids Monday. I dre ? w8re ,n Hastings Saturday on post six Issues. In making the it ends all too quickly—and then ’WASHINGTON S FAITH IN OOD. hammock. Try to swim in the or- parent*. Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Pryor the Williams, Davenport. Eckert, Ford. Sunday visitors at Andrew buAln5MLt Delving Into various source-vol­ dlnary fashton and your feet flip up : Mknowledgement wc believe that we the long grind of furnace-stoking pBrt of iul week ; W. W. Brown; Finance—Ritchie, W. Blough'* were, peter Buhl and wife. Lt"1 Sheer n spent Monday and U not merely vuldn, our «r. ™- testa. So lor. s« all lhe pleuurr 1umes. one to impressed by Washing mter-­ to the surface so quickly that you’ll Mrs - H E Reynold* returned W. Brown. Robinson. Williams and Stephen Miller and wife. Henry | T'!^da7 AHcg“-’ , m ton’s avowal of a protecting, inter- aet get a duckin. ducking if If vou you are not careful Kershner; Claims—Shriner. France. Weaver and wife of Hastings. Ftoyd , Cr,*f<5.<1 *“ m Wa7’ MmenU but also that of all Banner we can out of these days when posing. and guiding Provindencc -and a ducking In a brine solution Apportionment—Robinson. Flynn and wife of Bowne Center I,a”? p’ J ’ ‘ ----- -.----------- - -----Of thls gTcal aIld n)ftn chlef after a two weeks’ visit with Mrs. Allen; of 22 per cent concentration Is any­ I Mra- Mildred Roush returned Justice Marshall, his friend and fel­ thing but pleasant By lhe time you Charles Allen and other relatives Davenport. Ritchie; County tnnld- and Alden Eash of Lansing France; Milton Murphy. Jr., to attending ‘“‘"^Wwlnraday evening from an low great servant of pur country, dry out on shore you find your hair , Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Bronson and ings—Davenport. Hobbs. extended visit tn Grand Rapids and Dorothy spent from Printing—Nye. Allen. Briggs; Drain- Junior College at Hastings. ONLY ENTHUSIASMrecords In the biography written at stiff and your entire person encrust- >daughter, I A SOCIALISTIC BAROMETER. Hobbs. Ford. Kershner, Davenport; Alden Eash of Lanalng was home H**Much controversy has appeared in the behest of the family, "Without ed with a thin layer of salt. We Thursday until Monday at their Pay Roll—C. A. Brown. Stanton, Sunday. • Michigan may have had an ex­ [Long Lake cottage. Mr- and Mrs. Ray Crawford and thc press concerning the fruit professions of Will CosgrifT and wife of Lowell ! daughter and Mrs. K. M. Andrew* Hobbs; Insurance — Kershner. Nye. [ Mrs Harry Hayes and Mrs. Cathciting primary campaign and may , religion, nereligion, wns a sincere in believer In , ,‘ he was DCiievcr a sincere JlV d b bur " ,n « erlne Matthews returned Wednesday Shrincr; Fuel—Williams. Hughes, *pent Sunday with Mra. Jennie Par-1 •P8nl Frtday in Kalamazoo. be “digging to” for the November Rowing act staged by Detroit fans lhc Chruttan faith, and a truly de­ ‘ Although we stood fresh ,from ^1.^, WbconlUn. wherc they Stanton; township clerics' reports— <jce Allhoueh under a - fre.h | Mr*. James Null and children atfection but any evidence of Interest K,th Joc Mfdarlck °« thc receiving vout man." Henry Cabot Lodge's lat­’ water shower for about fifteen mln- ! Helen Eash and Eleanor Thaler! £nd8d 0,8 P1 "Cinderella'’ to France, C. A. Brown. Robinson; sal­ been visiting. E. Bn r.r t. n mn. cnd durt”!! the final game of the er study of the facts led to this5 ute* trying to get "clean" ut were [have ' e ran «rou K. l.r l» ., mo- , • • -H. mod. no p.r.d. 0! | Mr and Mrs 8 c Rrnck and Mr ary of county officer*—Ritchie. Al­ took «upp»r with Bernice Walton. Hostings Friday. ! combing salt crystals out Of our hair 1, Friday evening. Eleanor remained j tary flurry compared to tense, > , l’,$ religion; for in this, as in'• and digging it out of our ears for and Mrs. Will Barnaby were guests ien. Ford. over the gubernatorial race out 804x1 8xh,b,ll9» f sjiorisman- o[hcr lhlnga> he UJ1S perfectly over night. ' nearly two days afterwards. Wc en­ Mrs. Will Mishler and Mrs.[ In California where Upton Sinclair. but u,,der ste,Uar cUcunutanccs 5lmp!r nnd slnccre He believed al-. Joyed tile „„ swim rwmi but uul -tc B,nw concun. । are almost feet tn diameter at the base and is'enough. Or can it be thal the soft ‘ fans at SL Louis. New York. Boston ways in an overruling Providence vlnccd that oncc jn n lifetime ts estimated to be more than 4.000^ California *unshlne has undermined Charles Bunn accompanied Rev. and p lifelong SocialLsL won the nomi­ -baseball - " center would ---------------------------..... r^. ... 1>k. „ unu,uaUy |OW years old. Trees 20 feet in diameter" our vcraclly and sense of propor- Mrs. Prank Loomis of Freeport to merciful Ood. .. to whom he or any other nnd ln nation on the Democratic ticket. It having receded nearly half a mile arc common. But no statistic* can|ttons like tiie bright sunshine of hi* Grand Rapids Wednesday and at­ iton’t exaggerating a bit to say that have reacted In the same way. For tended a district missionary meet­ from thc pavilion A bumpety lit­ projierly describe their majestic native Midi did to Daudel's Tartar­ ing. Sew U any poop, set wtether with“Otuatatle bawbah tan with tle trolley line now takes bathers to beauty or tell of their wonderful I in of Taro*con? Mr. and Mrs. H. A- Johnson of butt lhe name ot Sinclair bem« ' ulte ■> the beach. struggle for existence. Aside from | • • • opinion*. Bowne center called at W- H. Parmentioned wor.er or later durUtj the ,lnm» ">r ■ “>'' •b“-' Salt Lake City is an up-to-date the -blgwoods." Sequoia Park conThe Grand Canyon—A cross-scc- dec’s Saturday evening. place with exceptionally wide streets. tains lovely little spring-fed fishing 'pon of eternity, if the countless mlleoume ol eon.erb.tton. U ta t “ Bernice Walton spent Saturday knelt and prayed in the day of a prosperous looking business dis- lakes. meadows which meander llfcejkins of years required to build it merely concern oat what smelalr “> ^ouette;- he Uni even a darkness or in the hour of triumph trlct and nice residential sections, night with Vivian Parker In Free­ green streams through thc otherwise up and tear it down into the magnlf- port. may uu do ui to miv the uiun.utoi. Immediate tolure «■»”■ “» he. arab- ------------------ and childlike con­ with a supreme muy solld forest land, little chipmunks | (cent ruin it now is may be carelessMrs. W. H. Pardee and Mar­ .. .In thc .. latest study on on ;[ -*.„...t„ 3 monomaniac who fidence " latest study Boulder Dam und Las Vegas -Re ­ that aren't afraid to climb up onlly referred to as eternity. What lh«t 1* causing alarm. Concensus of ian. and Mrs. Jennie Pardee visit­ wants to see the opinion seems to be that he to in” other side "knocked "Washington as a Religious Man." publicans still say Hoover Dam In­ thdtable and have dinner with you. [color Ls the canyon? It would be Just ed al Wm. CosgrtW’s at Lowell w. ot Bouldc’’ D«>’' ww down and dragged out." if not com- Issued under authorization ot Concln‘ stcad But. what- do* so tame that they can scarce- M easy to answer "What color 1* Thursday afternoon. experienced in the realm of politics You will find it full of gross by the,George Washington Bl- ever you want to call it thc work ks ly be _______________________ shooed away, rock ledges and I shimmering sunlight?" Canyon Leslie lady« friend of icentennial to recordu» cnauicviuia prujeev oi Roush giganticand peaxs land will encounter plenty of diffi­ pletely annihilated. ICo.,.u.te5ta!5, it ia isiviiJ- an engineering project of gigantic peaks with wonderful vistas Commission, of the 1 color*it vary from hour to hour. They good merchnndise for Corson City called at Will Mishler's ed. "At the ace of twenty-three, lie proportions. r.rr.rv.wln.b> The n,„ most difficult Alim...,I. Job t„k Sierras 2!„..LS aud .luxuriant valleys[depend on the number of clouds in Bufiday aftemoonculty in attempting to put any of THRONES TOPPLE counted thc bullet holes in his coat‘extendi! men und boys AT THE extending to hazy horizons The the sky. the amount of moisture in hto ideas Into effect Real fear lies Mr. and Mrs. Morris Eckert of ... . V . after Braddock's defeat, * and acitangers who have charge of this the atmosphere, the time of year, Grand Rapids called on Mrs. Jennie RIGHT PRICE TOO! Football throne. Mem lo be .IM>unmiedje* with commnn sense In the fact that if Sinclair to sue. park are both interesting and cour-: the slant of the sunlight. Then Pardee Saturday afternoon. restful it will show a definite trend P"nR right and left throughout the practicality that a .Power higher teous and the motor roads are excel- again the canyon colors appear difMr. and Mrs. Morris Eckert of In public opinion to the left: it will country, possibly ushering in alhan man had saved him; the Rev­ 'lent. There arc hiking and bridle ferent from the bottom of the can* Grand Rapids called on Mrs. Jen­ Indicate that a majority of people "new deal" to regard to the dlstri- toutlonary War taught him lessons I patn* galore. More about this fas- yon than from the lop. The lowest nie Pardee Saturday afternoon. he was too honest to "Sirm deny. and. ™ as a or rtta ,1™ ou. O„ u» J'XESta icinatlng place later. /stratum of bed rock, for example. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ullery and are becoming so restless and un­ • • • appears block or dark grey from the daughter of Lake Odessa called at for a single stable that they are willing to coast, all California to somewhat became the simple faljh of a child Forest Lawn Memorial Park—' top of the canyon during the day- Mrs. Jennie Pardee’s and C. M. day can 1 discern -nd shocked abandon traditional American gov- stunned and ---------------over the down- confirmed and strengthened by the The only really beautiful cemetery I time and old rose toward sundown. Benedicts Friday. I we have ever aeenf a place which From thc bottom of lhe canyon, eminent In favor of radical promises U. S C Trojaiu Rc- actual, living experience of a man." Dorothy Walton of Freeport spent [—Bible Society Record makes death seem a serene comple- however, this same rock appears to Sunday night with Bernice Walton. But this I surely and untried theories. In fact this turning io Michigan we find that a iinent of life intead of awesome.!be a lovely old-bronze green. We California election will be watched IWlng aggregation from State had Mrs. Candace Bassett and lady know* Who gives Full Lined Wonted Cuffs cruel and sorrowful, oem of genu in rode dowrfto Phantom Ranch at the friend of Grand Rapids visited al C. .by the entire country. If so wealthy PrlPd University, national diam­ the day this wonderfully conceived place Is bottom of the canyon and spent the M. Benedicts Thursday. ond progressive a state goes social- pi°ns far the past tio years, of! Will show the way the "Last Supper" window, a. re-[night. Next time well walk. We NEWS GLEANINGS. Miss Eleanor Miller called on her 1st (for Sinclair to a Socialist, not a from it* lofty perch - And at Chicreation in glass of Leonardo da- think it'll be easier on the mule and people east of Hastings Saturday -—so I securely go. More than 8.000.000 tpns of salt Vinci's immortal masterpiece by wc know it’ll be easier on us. Went evening. Democrati it may mark the com- ca?0 Saturday—! This seems to be —JohnOxe.nha.m. are produced annually m thc Unit­ Professoressa Moretti, last of a line 'fOr a swim in a little spring-fed pool Mrs. Will Mishler called on Mrs. mencement of a wctaitoUc wave • «?**<»•» of upsets Well that’s ed States. cf distinguished Italian craftsmen m front of thc ranch. Can’t figure F. O Hynes in Freeport Saturday which will, temporarily at least. »hat makes sport interesting who have been making stained glass ’out whav kept the water from freezevening. Over 05 per cent of thc natural windows stoec the 12th century. We mg. After the third plunge we were sweep this country’ away from the Mrs F. L Walton and son Ralph had read many glowing accounts of [ numb all over and began to enjoy were Hastings shoppers Saturday doctrines ot Washmgton. Hamilton. EXPERIENCE. consumed by the United States. The --------------- ---------- -—---------------------------- the window but were prepared to be the dip. din Phantom Ranch is Is located evening Jefferson and Lincoln, and into . Harold L. Ickes, secretary of the annual consumption in the United uas the preliminary work, tunnel31-Ounce AU Wool — „---------------------- — --, Mr. and Mr*. Walter Dufly and closer alignment with thaw of So- interior, public works administrator, Navy and Maroon | Bright Angel Creek gorge. Thc children. Misses Beulah and Mary ., ’“."."I.' ■We»l-Sls thrown, the J and qpe of the hardest workers in Wc lew. temperature there to from 10 to 30 Cramer of Grand Rapids called on ' ------------ building roads up .. ■ n steep mountain m ,’o^ glass. But we < degrees warmer than at lhe top. 1 their parent*. H. A. Cramer, and the Roosevelt administration, pre­ The skin of rny_ teeth ” b not new sides along which heavily laden --­ were 100 cc,u mistaken. If • • * ‘ family. "frty. Leonardo, himself, could see thc r IMPORTANT DECISIONS fers men of mature years on Jobs slang phrase by any means, it ap- trucks could move witr. nth safety. is ». bulldins » mu, al, eanpiae „lln „ „„„ „ Painted Desert—Interesting to lhe ----------------- * * * ' More attention than usual will be that require tong and arduous hours !»■... In ,mn^f w i window, we believe he would smile . geologist for its peculiar formations [ PINE LAKE, wha.U mt.ur.nu, .torn .nd wln, paid to tiie sessions of thc Supreme to perform. He says "As a person Zipper Front Only 1 in every 300.000 letters is theaters for workmen and their famand sediment deposits: beautiful to j Georgia Bellingham «pent Tuesles could only be carried out in tiie the casual tourist for it* haunting tday in Hastings, the guest of her Court during the next Jew months get* older he can do more work, for lost ir. the United States mails Hies, building an elaborate overLspirit of Forest Lawn! Test cases are coming up which will lie ha* acquired a philosophy of life blends of delicate pastel coloring, sister-in-law. Mrs. Hattie Pieraon, Canon's greatest industry is pulp head trolley system for handling the Indians have Inhabited this wasteland daughter Grace. • make or break certain phases of which enables him to take each hur­ «..u used in construction. and paper (manufacturing !>.-»iw>IUi»vkurii>H The *uc lk >- materials ~ . “v----Santa Barbara, a story book little monlon -Spviia exports mure more pulp pulp and afld paper paper . , ” a plant making huge C|{y whase romantic setting and 1 region from time immemorial and ; There was no school in any of ►The New Deal ” Not since Ute time dle a# he comes to it without undue ir><>niGr> ' .. for —used. .—the ~ ........ -n ...Vn......... : Steel pipe_.uTi section* rimmSaw ketaToJ far-t 1 pan part OI of 11 it “ ta now “ a rwn reservation. 'al,m- ro«-jui<Fos- j tiie loca local> uuirici* district* on Thursday rqursaay ana and *7k•'n™i°n"' U *ed’ etc. etC ’ etc. *,tC’ All A :of John Marshal! has the Supreme strain. The young person can’t put than all other countries in the uorld s track* have been .[Friday a* the leacbeni teacher* wm were altendattendof th* the preh^'wery preliminary work d-jne 5c so tnai >t-is a pruur--------- Friday m combined *■'v wa* don* ...... ,siliaed dinosaur trBcU Court been faced with so many de'- in the hours of the older one. and we!l tbB that rhnctriirtfrwi . . . .. of- 1 tuncovered in this region. We picked *ng the institute held in Kalamazoo, ——-■ ‘ ‘the he Bactual *UBl, C0 ?*‘rTuT 'ng community. The majority 'cistons which have u> do with funhe shouldn’t try. He needs more There are 3072 counties in the *ork to far ahead of schedule. It buddings are constructed in early up a number of colorful specimens | On Sunday Mrs. George Gabriel Heavy Weight’ [dosed her lake cottage for the seaSan Bernardino will take , from to Sl>ani3h aijic style uim and inc the court court nousc. house cf agattoed wood along the route. '.damental interpretations of thc the .play." Youth lias its advantage* but United States , . eight . ’ twelve , -years — QMiiun • . . son. and went to Kalamazoo where lnr ’* backwater ,n 1> parncular. U a Rm. Reader, ot lor »l« bata.-aier nt «' the ■»' d»n> » ^-Constitution of thc United Stales. only with age come experience, dis­ County in California is the target, Columbia. Mo., seat of the Univcr- ! ?he wU1 vUlt <r‘ends for a few weeks — reach maximum heightBefore and the lakeMast" will «------.................................... "Two Years 'Die cipline and patience; qualities which lhe longest ski jump. 265.74 feet, formed will be 123 miles long and slty of Missouri, where .wc stopped 1 J*101* ^turning lo her iiome In rerewnber the Spanish wedding and BLUE GLOOM ■ can’t be learned out of a text book was made by mi amateur. Sigmund have a maximum width of about over to pay our respect* to Presl-1D^,onL*57' J festival at Santa •Barbara described Road o. a, Datoa. 5“ s When we returned to Michigan, Mrs. Bellingham ------.. . ------j, nicjlura jjenry uana. Jr. The dent Walter Williams, former editor . igtoom over tiie outcome of’that ui uni • over the .------ . -w a_ . ... lh. lan Up of ul the iht dam. a.m. A A aeries nt ot bnd, reRrrM In .. th.L book U bur- of a country weekly, who. although ihad 0 dlpn®r guest*. James HourIFUTURE EMBARRASSMENTS the never al tended high school orl|on of Pltonwell. John DeLano of tunnel, mroukb jolid ..»< will be M tt „ old m ,„ wn Jult ouliiac (seventh game reminded us of Dc«tarol U» l“lk“ ___ ..___ ■ I. ....... Si. 5? « J. « Vatl Flu,, Plui,,. “ on,! ■> MrIf- »* un/4 Ur. Hr, tlki-d .0 to control the KVM level 01 of u.e the S “J »S .”SS? .... . uta . Two-way television. «-e read. ha-> , The worlds oldest dynasty is tlic,,tart distinction claimed by the ruluig rwolfe Hopper reciting -Casey at the ,TOted lo her mamory otane on hl. own Initiative w tlnow reached thc experimental trial family cf the Japanese Empire, tartwaier. Out. .pruur nooduaiera hAa EaL” Bul then rising from cellar irandma" Champion of Kendall MUaion utal u an mintah' »“ r«n«M many ' For Young Men stage. Booths fitted with telephone, which has been reigning fef 2600 .will b, tad to lorn Ita Ul. Ite .pending some time with her *on. river below the dam wUl always be pla c Wld u Hill in active use scholastic degree* and in 1930 wa* ■ spondUy ,w position to within one game ol a maintained at normal flow. p ... selected to head the University of [clau 4 "nd Claud and fat family. . ;jworid’s championship Is nothing to and television sending and receiving Home units working in unison have proven, La* Vegas to «o wide open that it’s The Brea tar pita—Natural Missouri. Incidentally he is one ofj ’The rh* Hnm “ ’Economics Class meets • be -down to tiie dumps" .about. educa-" J?3f’othjL For^ 9!V Thlu??ay’ bituminous material formed. the ‘few f* men without wllho^2formal 0^'?a, educa a success over short distances The toontst duly commLs-sionrd by the almwt humorods There are no re•/Mickey and hi* crew did a fine job. lion be thus wa* one IJMh *ben lh“. local te*der*outfit Is rather expensive, however, Governor. Tom Sanders of Atlanta strictlons , . .. cither on gambling .. , or. ti>e thousands'oi uMiu-vums oi year* tears ago unlovely uniovciy in in tlon to •* lhu* honored. He was onej^1" sale u there the leawt .._____ . _______________ _ ___ ? of liauor: nor “ hr ,eB .’1 thenuelve. but intereallng from _. tbe. of the pioneers tn the field of Jour- - Mrs. Mtotondore and Mra. Rogers. and the image as recorded on a has the distinction. £ A DISTINGUISHED RECORD! pretense ol prhac> or concealment, standpoint of geology and from the nallallc tralnua and tor many year, "V }"* MrocUm on r«nod.UOur complete- stock of small screen Is not entirely satisfac­ and hats. ™ The “ meeting «" a .*«» KJ™ ■/ Representative George not our evenbrief a swinging doorweBut fact th,.c well-nrraerved bones of »u dnn ot th. adwol ol Journal- .'"f, tog stay there «wourUt- Xto£i anto^^arebeen lam Another murullnc Itlendahlp. . b**ln PfompUF .1 tan oeloeb Soo Wool* are in the tory. Perhaps two-way television ■ ha* continually referred to »« r,newed n, wllh Dr. William **• Noaumham'. rouata. Mr. and tie evidence of drunkenness, no found wllhU1 lheB1 be pYacticKl for home use in store. Jackets, Breechord as an Influential member of the may ' BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. brawling and were told Hurt robbery . " « Fommer. dean emerita ol lhe M" "“U Htaiu and daujhlara. I future: perhaps not. But if it ; agflcultural committee as a reason the 1 ___ a_ M_______ . . ___nf n«>Ileviii» were guests In 'The farmer has been forced Into in the Kzwne home school of music. Despite hl* 83 of Bellevue, is a fellow will have to leant to a policy of wlf-sufficiency. He is for jj-electlcn. But facts speak ever 1 year* he to In good health, work* on Sunday. Junior Nottingham at Remember that all Soo be a bit careful when the phone asked now to become nationally dally in hl* study and keeps up an Kalamasoo spent the week end with - louder than boasts. minded. Upon his success in doing , gooda are guaranteed active Interest in current event*. his grandparent*. while he’s ‘ Store Mr. Foulkes ha* been arings 1 rain proof. "They keep Al Columbia. Incidentally, .we member of the agricultural oom- bath. 1 EXTENSION CLUB. "' leaned there wm a World* Series. yop dry.” The Quimby Extension Club met i mitlce. It ba* considered fourteen It doesn’t cause much excitement tn In the church basement Thttrsday. • bill*. Complete report* of proOct. II, fof an all day meeting. The I Lo* Angeles —Not a city but a na­ president. Esthn- Ware, called the Vegas. Even mat important than scenic meeting menu, questkm*, answers and dis- ouUidc house keep away under------------ - • place than - Las — • I tuna! inatilutton. a place combining to order. Twenty-four "We cannot keep on advocating! * * * allthehvingadvantagesofametro- views and plafpi were lhe many en­ members were enrolled. uuMioa a* made by the members or ^abld visitors. Another method is . the open door in China and the Sequoia National Park —.. A lorest forest ,j poutan polltan center center and a a smalt small town, joyable people we met during thc . --------------------------After a short bustneaa meeting our spacial wRneuc* called occupy B t® «•» the gariic.-HumorUt. closed door In Latin America."—;°* of ? giant Unl '"** trees located ln in “ a ni moun™n- PrPrevious “touj to ~ our :r -eotertt western J: jaunt 1—! ~ we tripleader*. Mn. FUher and Mn. Mar—-- ------- -. Carleton Beals ' talnous highland all .'“Angeleans" highland about 6.000 QflOO feet up [thought that ■!! Angeteans" were wore Un. took over the meeting. They . ume of material the rtame of Mr The cotton farmer win -m. . ---------T~’ ln thc t81crra he Sierra Nevada b mountains, iconfirmed, 1 ^ftrmed, hopeless and uncurable One can’t take a trip »uch a* ours gave u* ^modeling suggestions and aDneixra but etoht time,! „,U t??* । 311 country needs supermea und Trees ten feet in diameter look like braggart*; wh^lle-blowtr* at thc without being impressed with the pattern*. After a bountiful pot appear8 to *«m, farm. We still ocbe- »upcrwomcn among me tiie leaaers leaders ana and saplings coniixjrod compared with monumental mo^ mad,”rrrKatlng irritating’order^Burnow. order. Bul now. aflt ^- "7 ------ |but — elihl tlmea! 820 an acre not IV rrc »tui sixe. variety and resources of these m_ cuunecuai with-« minor Ileve the sinister sphuch planter the foltowers for thc solution 'bigwoods ’which grow to enormous; er seeing what thia gifted regton United States. With such nat'iral uck dinner. Uu> lesiion wa* con­ tinued by demonstrating the making ixiiarraliig a bill to Includi could hold out for Ml—Do, Mcto«slo( PrC6Cnt-<lay national problem*.”— «W. -The famed General Sherman lias to <W7«r. we’ve concluded that i aa a basic commodity, lui Register ib!a1n\.EJ?SO,'C7’ i‘reat‘,c">' «t»unt Tree, the largest, and oldest authen- Ithey are surprisingly quiet apd self of our civilisation, we deserve to of a hkl block and remodeling haU. z , Holyoke Colles. jUc Uagk tree in Uto world, to 34L5jcontained and don’t say half M B**tl*<I MkKtoaa: ' . .. COOK BROS, Editor*. n. Waters Clothes Shop this store A Quotation TWEEDOROY KNICKERS NOT $j79 Way of Our World Boys’ Navy Cossacks Men’s Suede Leather Blazers $545 50% Wool Union* $2?8 Navy Corduroy Slack* $2— ■ Crumbs ot Wisdom 2 « rnuc tarn, ^Axr‘’1'- “ P~U'M S • ‘""I WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy fall �* rm HARTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1IM to BSTIBTE The price* above named tn-; upon th«m. than they were In real- Setter* above are my own. and were sure that thto fine Inrtttute will be' DA DRY u A jj FfiRpDC dude meoto iLi Mata room for the lty' they grow richer a* we pas* |used only to emphasize the adtan- -of greater- eerrio. to the country. DMnn' ’■unVEi cIom." , „8 hu. dn not owr lhe 11,11 toward thc suruet of .tages thto fine Inrtitute offers wor- and mean more to the young met: two wAek* ocean trip, but do n°* .lift. 1^ Mpable boy, who may lack fl- who enter it than ever. A* we said OF NEW YORK CITY TEST CASE OF NRA 'wr include white travelling by|ianaca We landed the Jeraqy «ide, and hancial backing ) m in •■■vn. short, about above, we hope that rome of Uw fu- B s yrenob of Middleville ——meals -------- -------------------------, we on yjeon jcrscj aiae. ana rail. «‘were aral |the Ionly only expctuc there would „ J? ° aa* 2 ’ rail. Th* The meal* meals on on board board ship ship m are< wen! met mt.t by our w boyhood friend Wld would be lure tur* rtudents Undents may may be be from from Barry Barry wonderful, x”r r h?.4 *n. «* 8>Jthe hS en- county W. Bring. Up Que.tion of Conwonderful. and and we we thoroughly thoroughly en-L en-' , _atJ, h.S/„hn.I .a_._ . to to the »boy who .can paw county. W- R. R- Co O°ok. ok. toyed every one of them. So you wal'mata ln high school. Admiral.trance deamination to Webb Instl- ------**** “— "" OBITUARY. Mrs Lydia Hart passed away *titutional Right'. (OonUruted from Pago One) can th*“overly trip iiexpensive" not what °W « ««*• *»“ * »PlcNavy ndld recate to to ctethetohinuelf. provideand hto l|!H| HI IT ANO would be that termed ort in the tfnited States has (ttransportation the Institute, lAll I UP U ■Ulluk MrR _ T r R 8. French of Middleville, coal wealth, but we cannot take it with S1VS ofno Xrat- b«n a m>«" of/great pride and ^jy little personal expense money ||[ Ll .11 IL DLR J -L merchant and flour mill operator, invigoratlrw Journey journey that that any-(t-v any- pleuuns ^e old ~~~ home town. he might need There to no entrance 7, ’ n 11 n denied before Federal Judge Fred in Wabash. Wabash Go. Indiana, on *». Isn't It the part of wisdom to CFul ui invigorating ’-vr — — • —•■ —— — --------------------- ------------ ’' one Considering ® ** P *° ’g man-(fee. nne could mnld take. take (Vauirterinr what what whCT K here he rraw grew U up to roto young man-! fee. and and the the Institute Institute provides provides11 ■II [I LILI II I J II L. M Raymond at Grand Rapid* Tues­ has happened to the “market” the 'hood Uncle Bam never had a more |board, room.-books and all other day that he had violated the wage to Michigan m 1ET1. this great world where we live for past four or five rears I'll bet that efficient, conscientious, hard-wort-1 needed equipment. As might be ex-' and hour provisions for lhe coal — the Wave*- waa Jovwaila. there ar* a lot of neoole who wish *PPrect*t*ve official than George peeled in an institution ot this kind dealers' code and thus began what Rave that for you to decide. Pure­ (Continued from page one) that they had taken many trip* like H Rock- We doubt if there live* the examination for admtoion is may develop into a test case of the To them were bom eight children of Rota*, a Mexican, and he <teiilcat«d ly with the idea of helping someone < one, because they would have • to-day; either in thto country or quite rigid, especially in mathemat. Tr.i-hAr vuosuiuuummui constitutionality , oi of u the >c nnn. NRA. Thur*lnun- whore Ore ore Urtn,. CUrenre >^1, u Ure .oreu «ub okore !»«<• else enjoy this trip. I am going to thto lot of exDcrienoe and delightful ,any other, a man better posted In icj Any boy who may be interested ’QS • lhlnl-Ddercreek Teacher.bwn-day thc day BCt for hearing, zns.lhortl ol Armron. Wrejta,^ kreo. H 0re< -nireo N throw convention aside, and tell you Franklin H. Engelhardt of Al-. lina-. .itu i»» what" the*trwMDOrtaUon oorts “only memories that would always remain architecture than he. Back lean write the Webb Institute and ed by Edward Munson and GeorgeAt present Mr. French to at liberty ton; tohe Cll,, S. ) ■ Chreto O. XWI‘-E*: a few vearamrolwa* informed that'with them A* it to now. the sad around a quarter of a century ago. secure further information along Heneveld of Holland; Limit dogs.on *3.000 bond furnished by friend*, hardt of thto city and Mr*. Loutoc > ®laa Hoaaa In* than IDO toto trlJXi^cta^^tdd have co*t' part to that all thal too many have wh® ship y-rds were busy and thto line. I was impressed with the' n« e,«relln, IS Inchre-Hrei. ----------------------— Th', ch---------------------*7' hlm -b Chapman and Mrs. Ethel Cooper । tor IL around *1.100 par person including to show for year* of labor, sacrifice *“ a d5* lb J SW' T*1'7 wer^ around lhlp builders, 6afld«TI. ne he could mU nave hare axso* uao-,UUlgehl Innlrlncr lookln<. .Inr.r* ainee're nnH and ..rnn. eekou, 'yuekhjrt'^’Lamlnr^reeond' Aceordlna to lhe goremmenl. Mr. -»1.100_ .per person.. including _ - JuuWeonomyIre . _ . 'wreTbekuSuily Anin sleeper from Hastings to the Grand SSretS^rUnret^- b?n^. thal ““ "J "" “«■ *“ SwTZi » ,r"“h •“ >»’“>« ""*>“■ Canyon, to California, back by boat are scarcely reareet, worm .o«h .the^^ the, ISJT - “’d ------------------or .Lanatn,; dog. not WM-reMkme paper vnejr - - ,. .. . ..-------------------- Orlnold viniunc ui UAiuina. ojto men wv*a. Ita, to ... ---through the Panama Canal, to Cu­ are good." exceeding 13 inches-Flrrt. King*-. lnK lUlan.,u’e w >*««,a I ba. to New York, thence by Pullman are printed on Really th* only Joy* In understand that there are only bury'a Wrestler, owned by F. O. Ml,owed by the code Mr. to Hastings. Michigan. (A complete of which we ar* *ure are those of always was. and te to-day, that feel" that pleasing quality that l,,(f l*1>l Uie K°'rerJ1' three place, in this country where Kingsbury jrotind trip). When we went, the "memory of Lansing; second. uXta\ta toi “mpw W-l«» m'ta .'d.u“‘'d “• u,,‘ "s . Rronkc-A’otek agreedA totemporary ti»e pro­ « erlce had been reduced to around course* in Naval... Architecture and ’■J*'Jnwned (^^nhv g Pari wil- never 'telon*signed of theorcode. Bchtod nresent day picas- °'**d it-to his government to stand I \ *325 per person for lhe complete events Marine Engineering can be had. winner, all dog. not exceeding. injunction was not opposed by the I round trip Hastings to Hastings, ns to«to: k-uinx antiMnAt(zkk, hnr,- and that is what he has done. Hav- namely, lhe Webb Institute above 13 inches—First, Kingsbury's Wrest- defendant. above described. I undeistand that 1 Irv»ng Geiger of the NRA litigathere has been a still further reduc- piness te lhe fear of disappointment. ‘‘’8 ™^ced'on* th? retlXTlirt mentioned: the Boston Tech'' and jer: reserve. Brenke's Dick. 're- ^h the ’rlXf Rei? aStM £t at the University of Michigan. Novice dogs. 15-inch class—Duke. ll?n department in Washington. lion. If you want to take advantage “xne from Washington to I of “Tourist rates." the amount will Sain a‘joyowT nimary^eyond the ?,.ter Mn C)“rcmcto' busy, energetic While I would not attempt to pose owned by Keith Fox of Hastings; wh? as any authority on Naval Archl- limit dogs—Bishop's Major, owned District Attorney Joseph M. I ■ be considerably less than above SSbUil^Tcimn^regardles. of lecture and Marine Engineering, yet bv Very! Btehop of Lansing; open Donnelly, say. that this to the first quoted, and a great many travel that It stand, to reason Uiat Webb In- dogs— Mulrland's Mickey, owned by caseof its kind ever attempted by way. In fact there were more what the fates have in store for us. eyeir t>ur happy memories be-i*5°.d .Utfite, In charge of Admiral Rock. George Grant of Lincoln Park. NRA •Tourtot-rate" passengers on ■Itoittom. the Of ten.mire prireto - « kx* tack I ~UU“« “ ““K' who has devoted hl* whole life to winner. IB-inch class dogs—MuirAcOTrding to our understanding of rnrnc more priceless as we look back ocean trip than there were the work, must offer exceptional land's Mickey; second. Woodview,the caie thc fundamental issue at You may not like our politics but you will LIKE The opportunity came to serve as advantage* in training, saying noth- Panebon, owned by Herbert Gterit. •‘V* "Can U:c government com­ OUR PARTY Friday Night President of the Webb Institute of ing of lhe many Inducements it of- Of Fort Wayne. Ind. 1 *** bus*nesa men who have not acNaval Architecture, with work right 1,.,„ . .,er* to capable young men. who may Bitches. 15-lnch class — winner*. ceP^d tbe ,rmAif°de by formal along the line to which he had deiacltlni{ m finances. Webb In- Muirtand* Princess; second. i»n's "sreement to abide by code terms 75c oer couple—Everybody Invited—Floor Show voted hto whole life, and he accept- slUul€ u not larjfe It docsn-t necd Mohcgftn owncd by D. P. Barren without rwortlng to the general li­ ed. The Webb Instl ule of Naval । w Rjrge. because maritime enter- of Hwell. cen*ing clause of lhe National ReArchitectureto located in the Borough prtse, can absorb but a relatively Bitches 13-inch class—First. El- covery Act?" of the Bronx. The building to a very smal| number annually Tire idea is rob Zukie. owned by Robert J. BartMr> contention to, “If I attractive one, ---re. being built of a, to grauuau^.aiinuauy graduaUfcannually a a smau small ciass class jet Iet o off Grosse Or0MC Pointe; second. NeNe. j can t nm my own business. I might - -------------- — --------io Pointe; second. ferown Jrown mottled brick, four stories in |। O of exceptionally well trained naval gaunee Margie, owned by F. J. Me 0 ° wtl1 *el1 ** 1,1 JIaUheight .with oranmental towers and architects architects and marine engineers. Laughlin » of Negaunee. 1 r-minvn mTrnTAT ••• with Ut of tM „ e many r,lih several very rerLlarge i.’Yi verandas. v5ran<litJl It J’ and “d in 1U it* |list of gra<!ua graduates are many Best of winners. 13-inch class— FOURTH DISTRICT is mcn who havp ,e to Stated located on a high bluff overlook- !tnen have won hlgh and re- rarob nrob Zult Zukie. CONVENTION NOV. 4 ing the Harlem river at a point just । sponsible positions. r! — • winners, 1 Best- of 15-lnch class— 1 ’ before it enters the Hudson. The In- j something concerning WilPrince**. ' Wayland Will Entertain Leslitute Property cor^lsts of eight llam H Wfbb the foundcr J Webb1 Muiriand's Best of breed—Woodview CountJ •crcs and the large home occupied i IluMU1U. who must have endowed gion Posts and Units for ess. owned by Herbert Giant of Fort I IN ROAD CONSTRUCTION by Admiral and Mrs. Rnck te the »|t wrr a vpry iarKC (und. which un- Wayne. Ind. thc First Time only other building on lhe plot, save der fkl|lful management has been Thursday's results were: 15-lnch a couple of minor one* such as a . lneraued Wcbb famlly haa The next convention of the Fourth ‘ derby claw—First. Wilcliff Buddy. American Legion and Auxilgarage and green-house. It makes a been very prominent in building up1 owned by Jack Wilson of Detroit: District 7------- T most attractive campus, well shaded lhc shippftig interests of our coun- second. Whitakers Bess, owned by 3* h*.ld with wide-spreading trees and de- lry Bhortly arter lhp o, I8laI Charles Whitaker of Custer: third.' ®uJ^y- N£; *' i UghtfuUy located. A htetory of the iMac Webb father cf William H. Lonely's Galloper, owned by John *5rvwL.al.13 ,M. Thta. ,th<. residence would doubtleu be in- > apprenticed himself - • Kennedy to Henry of Detroit; Eekfourth. BAker'sl^e Wayland has entertained the It’s impossible to have prices lowered now, terestlng. if known. The cpnslruc- I! ford, fnrrl then Ih-n a n prominent nmmln.nl ship Atkto build- Billy, owned by Theodore Baker of convention *o ail who can should Uon of it has been tracqdback to vuc rebuilding ICMUUUItlM of Ol Hclland; „cliana: reserve rrecrTC hound. nouna. Kingsbury's ^ngsuur, . hIan 10 aUe.™ I er. and famed for the in fact they may increase a little yet, and DAm,'. Ma-i on zm. Lake T _____ ■ by <_ n Vcm I. AUamS. district COm­ over 100 y^-a2d “5"® L,' I ICommodore Perry s fleet stately, owned F rt O. Kingsbury mander Legion, been auI sire may be gained from the fact Erie. Upon completion ot his ap- at Lansing. i---of the — - - has ---------the price of coal has not been as high here that 11 rooms on the third floor have , prenticeship, Isaac two sixty-seven enirw. entries were were maue made ui in I ^ortzed to °" offer several wirdj awards for —-A. Webb and ».wv Dixiy-seven er wveral never been "fintehed u.a——.—i...----— « .. .... .... .. I attendance Pnat la "finished"' as vet. yet. Per- other -shipwrights COMPARED TO 1933 RA1U organized a firm the show up to lhe time of thia writ-1 a“cndan“ thia th“ wear year, Raeh . as in other localities, where the price re­ hapa someone in an early day start­ »r vu>> — i„ loin . J. . .ru, I allowed four delegates to the disI of their own. 'when he died in 1840 ing. Thuriiajr"n“gh’t’“and about"lW [ ed out with the idea of developing taaac Wcbb^iad his own shipyard on were expected before it closed Fri- trtet convention and each Port that j cently has been lowered, For example, here Build and maintain roads as in <' ■ quite an estate, but for some rea­ East River and had built many well day. Don Barrett of Howell, sec­ has a 100 per cent attendance of | son or other, had to quit before the known ships, among tiiem Ute rctary of the Wolverine Beagle Club. delegates at the six convention* thto past Save money last year Pocahontas, $9.00, this year Poca­ original plans were completed In the "Robert pulton." thc second ocean congratulated Barry county on the. year will be rewarded for their ef­ I campus of eight acre*. Admiral steamship built in Utte count: y HELP MICHIGAN. excellence of lhe cover for game and 1i fort*. Thto meeting at Wayland to' hontas, $9.25, and all other coal about the Rock probably enjoys one of the William H. Webb, founder of tiie said that the officers of the organl-!1 No. 1 of tiie six. 1 largest yards to be found in thc Webb Institute, was bom In 1816. cation weta,more than pleased with It is hoped that an active mem­ same proportion, from twenty-five to fifty Icily. looking out over the Harlem Following tn his father'* footsteps, this year's field trials. Owners of ! bership campaign may be conduct­ AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN (river the view to unobstructed, he apprenticed himself, and nt once dogs entered in the trials were also ed to a successful finish in this city cents higher per ton. Which is a smaller j Across the street to the rear are a commenced to build good boats pleased, believing that each hound and district. Last year in the dis­ line ot fine apartment 10 ■From -......... —.. .......... buildings .. rrnrn 1843 imj unui mu. had a fair chance to show his ability trict there were 1600 Legiannaires until ric he renrrn retired in 1872. per cent of a raise than lots of other com­ and 12 stories high, so it can be | ahe ouipu.t -’muse of tiie excellence of t(jp enrolled. — operat< .-.d j ft|onp and lhc .... surmised that this tract of eight | Of yard was mucn larger than modities. What is more, coal will be hard >und and cover. acres must be a valuable piece of i ot other jn the country, not i . ; property. 'only in number bul tonnage Many.TU/n DAMARF to get. No one to speak of bought coal this I am going to devote some space of Die most famous ships of that i 1 ¥VU UBNlRUt 0UII3 to tell something .about the Webb time were built by him. ARTEC summer and you cannot «tore only «o much, . Institute. It offers to bright young But he by no means confined his I 1 boys between the ages of 16 and Ji which will be gone a* soon at cold weather years and of very limited financial one of the dominant spirits behind Harr*x Cole “A Kr‘- °»le a,1<! • resources an exceptional opportuni- the Pacific Mall Steamship Co ; the1 Archie M. Ruisell of arrives and the mines won’t be able to ship 1 ly to secure the very best of train- Panama Railroad Co'.: the Central i Highland Park ■ Ing in Naval Architecture and Ma­ American Transit Co. the North promptly, due to the fact that everyone rine Engineering, at the minimum American Lloyds: thec nu.M. North »««..Ameri- 1 Growing out of an accident one of expense. I hope that some de­ can Steamship Co.; the North Ald,y week, which occurred about f ‘ ‘ will be ordering and the mines won’t be I serving Barry county boy, or boys, iantlc Steamship xzo.: the United lhree mlle » norlh the city on the Co. I may gain admission to this Institute, States. New Zealand and Australian Freeport-Hastings road. Mrs Marie especially while Admiral Rock to at Mall Steamship Co.: and other bus- A- Cole, of this city was injured in Its head. The purpose of this. In­ Iness enterprises. Always keenly in- ■ manner described elsewhere in stitute. as outlined in the Charter, terested in the affairs of hto day, al Lssue Dut> «> injuries resulting is as follows:—“To provide and fur- the time of hto death In 1899 he was ,rom lhU accident, she has brought ntoh to any young man. a native or recognized as one of the outstand- «ul1 against the owner of the other citizen of thc United Blates, who tag men of the nation* metropolis car for *10.000 Her husband. Harry i may upon examination, prove him­ In hto time there was fib school M Cole, has likewise sued him foe self to be competent, of good cbar- where the science of shipbuilding *5.000. The defendant to Archie M. acter. and worthy. FREE and GRA­ and marine engine building was Russell of Highland Park. Kim SlgTUITOUS EDUCATION in the art. taught Tim education and expert- ^r of this city to attorney for both science and profession of ship build­ ence he had gained along this line. Mr and Mrs. Cole. ing or other means of conveyance or came through lhe drudgery of "apThe plaintiff, through her alter1 transportation under, over or premiership" With a keen vision of nc>' alleges that, as Mrs. Cole, who through lhe water, including the the future requirements of a rap- 1* the teacher of the Rogers school motive power thereof, and other Idly growing country along this line, drove toward town after her work wa* subjects allied or related thereto, together with hto desire to aid wor- donc driving her Ford car upon her both theoretical and practical, to­ thy young men to secure the best o*11 right hand aide of the road gether with board, lodging and nec- instruction in naval architecture, he *n 8 cafeful and prudent manner, j cssary implements and ma ter into' set aside a portion of hto wealth lhe defendant was. at lhe time and while obtaining such an education. as an endowment for founding such P|,ce ot ‘he accident, operating hto As there are now other sources an institution We do not know the I®34 F°rd V-8. driving in an easter­ through which young men from amount of thq endowment, but it *X direction upon a cross road in, families with ample resources may must have been large In 1889. dr tersecting said main highway, and obtain similar education, preference 10 years previous to hto death, the that “ » result of his alleged negwill be shown those of special apti- endowment he made was Incorpo- Mgenoe and carelessness hto car w*8 "Careful Delivery Service” Phone 2370 1 tude and,ability who, because of fi- rated in an act of the New York run into and against the car on। nancial circumstances, might find leglslature. and in 1894 the presen- crated by Mrs. Cole, causing her Il difficult to secure this advanced tation for formally made lo the ■’’Jr® »nd permanent injuries. . instruction." (The words in capital > trustees by thc founder. ' The complaint alleges specific ! In 1897 the first class graduated *aVs »n which the defendant was ; from the Webb Institute of Naval not operating hto car as he should. Architecture. Since tiiat time over 11 Is claimed tiiat in turning onto, 300 have graduated from the Instl- lhc Freeport road from a side road tutlon. many of tiiem today occu- 81 the intersection he turned north; pying high positions of trust and before he had crossed the highway responsibility. to as to reach his own |>roper side As stated above students at Webb of lhe highway, and thereby caused Institute are under no expense for the accident. The complaint seta board, lodging, tuition, books draw- up the fact that Mrs. Cole received ing •instruments and materials for very »everc and permanent injuries, work while in classes All the »tu- ><er right knee cap was Injured, dent has to supply to his own cloth- making It necessary for her right Ing and money for Incidentals. They leg to be placed in a cast; that her -are held liable tor loss of or dam- lefl knec C“P waa 8l*o Injured, causage to property. Regularly admit- *ng a blood dot thereon and that ted students are asigned to rooms «h« received severe bruise*, conbreaks, such as we wed to know, and which When we state that we eell Grade “A” completely furnished, including bed- fusions and abrasions atrout her were invariably caaaed either by UNCLEAN Milk we mean JUST WHAT WE SAY. Te ding, towels, etc., and all with- body and arms from all ot which MILK er tainted water. These epidemics protect the pablic health, the State of Mich­ out any expense. Ixiundry to a rea- ■* she “" 'to — suffering severe pain. The, igan divides milk Into ."grades." CLEAN sonable amount is done by lhe In­ complaint alleges that she to con­ Milk that ha* a “bacteria count,” betew a stitute. In addition to all this, in fined to her bed in the hospital and 'case of sickness students may re­ will be kept there for several weeks, More than meeting every requirement of Delve medical attention without coat and that her nervous system has • Other mUk that to NOT from the physician employed by the been completely deranged as a re* lhe State, and selling milk that to infinitely suit of the shock, so that she will be Institute. CLEANER than th* State demands, the said aa Grade The few day* that we- spent in unable to attend lo any ot her du­ Highland* Dairy to PERMITTED TO SEtL New York as guests of Admiral and ties for some time to come. Mrs. Ito milk-as Grade “A.” Onr patrons, too, permitted to sell milk a* Grade "A." uni™ Mr*. Rock were moat enjoyable. Old Dole sues directly for Injuries to ~ have the further assurance th*l State teste herself, and Mr. Cole for Injuries day* ... in Hartings were "hashed and qairement* on "bacteria count.” Thia h ALL I haw that no CLEANER Grade "A" Milk to rehashed." old friends and school- and damage* caused by the alleged produced In Michigan than Highland* Dairy mate* recalled, a few of them 11 v- careiesaheas of the defendant in op­ Grade "A" Milk. ing, bul many of them have pawed erating hto car. The case will be i on. Though, hto work ha* kept him In circuit court. * . away from Hastings, yet he main-1 ------------------1 tain* a keen interest bi the city and Ita well being. In hto — responsible r—------- Th* meaning of tb* designation r position . at the .head of the Webb | "once removed” In the relationship HUB FIELD THIS Barry County Young Democratic Club RALLY & DANCE Knights of Pythias Hall, Hastings FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19 Wl DU Eliminate Vote YES Nov. 6th € On Auto Tax Amendment SAVE $15 tc $5O YEARLY The REXALL Original SO BUY NOW—BE PREPARED FOR COLD WEATHER! Try Our Pocahontas More than 200 items of every day needs and Nationally advertised merchandise to select from. You buy ONE and we give TWO of the same item for one dent more—It may be a 25c, 50c or $1.00 item. Forrest Johnson Sale Closes Sat. Night, Oct. 20 The State of Michigan See Large Hand Bill For The Full List of Items! sets the requirements for milk that can be sold as Grade "A" for the purpose of protecting health and preventing epidemics Save with Safety at the Rexall Store Carveth & Stebbins THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich. The Rexall Store Inaniute l» hu duUn Uul require , oiq........ o( , tellnt oflh. Su.il cousin once removed- “ lo KM had in Uw Bald ol naval con- ship ----- df'arst -------------------------------j Btructton. Under hto charge we Mo ( the cousin of their wranL GOODS DELIVERED PHONE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11, IM4 i imirnT Worthy Grand Matron, n*»>rwhich was V Tn III 11 HllnHrh I IU IlluIlLUl lheW Saturday night in lhe aoclal nrrmr III n r n koxns ot the Methodist Episcopal nLLirt IN n L C church ofthbcity These rooms arc lirrilll 111 II I H Ianfe- open t0«elheT so as to make Ul I IUL III Ui Li Ui Lq the space contained available tron and the other officers whom we the fact that Mrs. Bauer has been so •Th* accident wm a deplorable have named. , signally honored by the Order in Visiting Stars were present from 'which she has been such a useful dcnce submitted to me. In my Detroit. Grand Rapids. Holland, and helpful member. It is fitting opinion there Is nothing else I Ionia, Portland. Flint, Owosso. Bat-, indeed that she should be thus honcan do than to dismiss the char­ tle Creek. St. Johns. Kalamazoo, ored. because she is so worthy of ges made against lhe respondent, Lansing and many other towns, and that flUtinctlon. not alone by her George H. Bwlft, in the warrant Issued against him on August 13, | Pa«. ------ and wCre nlceI>’ such a a large number of Mrs. Bauer's splendid service to the Order, but (DMiUnued from Page One) (function. Decorations ol the rooms Hastings friends—not only .members , by her good life and helpfulness to I 1834. The motion of the attorney of uic thc taaiern Eastern oiar Star uui but nuruy many inure, more, umhj many people win both within as well os .. ki .. j. Z” — Zin 'were Clyde Wilcox. for the respondent, therefore. Is r .i-L. k in charge n. of, Mrs. 1,1 Clmrge oi Mrs. viyac wucux. oi ot thia kind. She will honor the Or- Those who attended the reception Iwho were* delighted to have the op- outside the Eastern star, granted, tlx? respondent Is re­ der of the Eastern Star as she has voiced their praise of the decora- portunity to honor Mrs. Bauer and leased and his bond discharged." been honored by it. . | Hons, because they were so beauti-. the other Grand officers. About one hundred ladles from iful “nd 60 appropriate for tije ocAt this point J. M. Townsend, who ELECTRIC CAR WITH Barry county went tn Grand Runlri. Icaslon. There was a wealth of au- was master of ceremonies, took last Thursday’ and took part in theltumn ,eavea- with thelr rlch color- charge of lhe program. Mr. Town-1 RAIL DETECTOR installation service at the rivle Iln*- *° Plflc*d as to make the rooms, send first fittingly Introduced Mr ------I Kim SiglerKlim of this did, who did, Auditorium when Mrs. Bauer was !■ .ver *H,-----------------------------‘>le bower of beauty. Siglercity, of who thlscity^ Also Has Dial System for there was a what.................... everybody knew and expected installed as Worthy Grand Matron ‘ Earlier In lhe Evening ............. ............... , Mapping Stations, Mile «■« .ttouSlS! ‘Jlm.ng'lh:\ <omtln»wt fn»n p«, oMt ot the Grand chapter ot Michigan y1”!.1" h‘™ M CASE SMISSED IN EATON GO. COURT Approximately $10,000 Stock and Fixtures . Are Offered for Sale Beginning Thursday . TO SATISFY OUR OBLIGATIONS • Complete Stock of Dry Good* and Women’s Ready-to-Wear. Dependable merchandise, most desirable at thii time. Finest. Woolens, Silks, Velvets and coatings; Peter Pans and popu­ lar priced wash and white goods, linings, lingerie andmovelty fabrics; draperies for any effect; curtain fixtures, imported linens, yardage, patterns, sets, etc; hosiery, underwear of all kinds; corsets, bags, cosmetics, novelties. Posts, Etc. the officers of the Grand Chapter, order on hwlng selected one so the testimony presented at the in­ Mrs. Ida P. McCoy and Mrs. Em­ prepared and served in the Masonic'worthy of thc high honor as Mn. Lucat be considered also ’ An unusual sight for Nashville ma Evans played the "Processional wm ioi v.lLCtrlc car which He b!k> exuressed an-!?—<------------------March" and two lines ot honor dining room by the Past Matrons of Bauer. came in over the Michigan Central guards marched in, led by Mrs. Bera Hastings Chapter. About fifty par- Precution or the work of the Order. ,ame and b>. „ doing «m*ider.ble b7th?W J LUbof Nashville, who is president of.took took of ot the fine fine menu. menu. the dinner given given by by the the Past Past Mr. Townsend--------then --------called upon expense lumber a nd coal voids ar the County Association, and Mrs !1 At th 5 dinner --------------------— ---------- would be saved to Eaton Matrons ’ club. Club. Mrs. Mrs Lora Lora Ainslie. Ainslie. tbe orarid Officers fnr hauscr umber and coal yards, arLuana Townsend as- president ot the! Matrons for short talks, countscounty. C. Cheney, one of the jr ^“wo-s an Inspection car from Past Matrons’ Club of Hastings cousin of Mrs. Floy Miller. Grand all of which were appropriately giv- j Mr. Albert . Chapter No. 7. Mn. Elizabeth Ashal- Adah, sang a number of selections. ^ew York City and the property of , ter. lhe present Worthy Matron.!accompanist was Mrs. Ida Me- ' ,m»uest-, and Mr; the New York Central Railroad | led a line of about thirty Past Ma-1C0)’- Alio at thLs dinner favors werc Mrs. Enid Holly of Muskegon, rV ,,W kwyer of syaWn) whteh includes the Michltrons from the five Chapters of the' presented to the guests and special niece of the Worthy Grand Matron, Charlotte and Justice of lhe peace. I * central. I county, who formed a heart-shaped ; favors to each Grand officer. sang three beautiful selections, one conducted the examination. The | * n the first trip on this branch X™ “CrC to Orend S^anJ^Te arrangement, and Mrs. Bertha' When the party arrived at the of which Is Mrs. Bauer's favorite. Armbruster and Mrs. Mae Fairchild [church they formed in line and entitled "Where My Caravan Has f Krom near Onondaga. Eaton county. led a group ot thirty-five ladies from ' marched to their places for the re- Rested." She was accompanied at of the people. Cecil Root and Alien Mondav not far but when it Is ' Hastings Chapter who wore colored .ceptlon tiie strains of aeugntiuijtne delightful .the piano piano by by Mrs. Mrs. James James Bristol. Bristol. —to -- ----------------j 01 Hummel were riding with the re- I .n furnbhed by by a a,trio DrJWal-1 hooor^of their aunt. "n. Mrs. C. Grace Hummel wa3 was ly.. liking it travels but the miles an capes and formed a star. ||music music furnished trie —Dr. ’"c! 1In “ >.cr.=.— ।spandent swifL nuinuiCi After Mra. Bauer was given the: ton. violin. Mrs. Sadie Mae Palmer Murphy. Grand Warder. Miss Flor- mg on the back seat of the car and I, .. on obligation at the altar. Mrs. Ger- «t the piano and Mrs Gayfo Dailey, ence Williams of Grand Rapid.-., ac- until he heard the crash knew'noth- L.]? ‘ bo.,‘ Je^ine trade Burch sang very beautifully cefio. Throughout the evening as coqjpanled by her sister. Mrs Win- ing of what had happened He adtl“2 elXie 1, cnUrcUrw in "My Task" and then Mrs. Bauer was the occasion required, appropriate nlfrcd Scoville, of Unloa City, very milled that he was not going fast. I ?“*u,7,r«S,rd. escorted by the Grand Marshal music was rendered by this trio. pleasingly sang a couple of songs, cedi Root was riding on the front ,lnstead ®* SI>ecd rec.orda around the star and through the| In tiie receiving line were Worthy Mrs. Mary Van Dugteren gave two• seal with Swift. He was busily. It Is an inspection car. a real de­ ■ heart where she was showered with ! Grand Matron, Mrs. Georginahumorous readings which brought I engaged in cleaning his plfie and so tector. with a Sperry Testing ma­ chine which picks up flaws in the . chrysanthemums and through an Bauer,of this city; Worthy Grand , forth great applause. |did not observe, prior to the time HASTINGS, MICHIGAN aisle made by tiie honor guards who Patron, Mr. Glenn Tupper. St. Many beautiful gifts were received 'that the car struck the McClintock center of rails and marks lhe spot first in a general way, and then the formed on arch with red roses which’Johns; Associate Grand Matron, by Mrs. Bauer fromfriends, her [car. anything that was going on. were given to her. After she Mrs. Flora Sutherland, of Benton home chapter, the county assocla-! Tiie engineer, fireman and con- exact spot. -Also in switches. Cars follow with rails, etc., the rail reached the platform and was giv- Harbor; Associate Grand Patron, tion and Past Matrons’ Club. ihrea young men had attended thc en the grand honors, twelve of the, Mr. Winfield Gardner. Mancelona: ■ It was a thoroughly delightful oc- festival in Vermontville during the 1 with a flaw is removed and a new young ladles from the Hastings Grand Secretary, Miss Genevieve caslon,-one that fittingly honored day and during the afternoon had jone put In. and we suppose this is scy. Lloyd Demond and Paul Wood­ ing Teachers Recognition as fol­ High school glee club, directed by Nauman of West Branch; u» u«r , . v , man All report a fine convention. lows: President’s Message given by Miss Prances Hunter, very im­ Treasurer. M1m Gertrude Lewis of; prcclatlon of the people of this city , The prosecution however faded to I ' -- 2!?. a dialing opera­ J? ‘--“1‘ r f“K" The P. T- A. will meet next, week Ludle Flalier. How Received and pressively sang "At Dawning." Mrs Ashley; Grand Conductress, Mrs. and Eastern Star members of this show that they were in any way un1. Keeler. Woodman. Saying thlTdi Oct. 24. Wednesday evening. Tiie Why, Bessie Bauer was presented with many Cassa Leonard Howe of Grand Rap-I state for her personally, also their der the influence of intoxicating 11program will be in charge of N.. "Thank You" Alice Chose. Many flowers and gifts. *’ ids; Associate Grand Conductress, pleasure because of the great honor qUor, or that the drinking thereof ?n any way affected the driving of '' “on. Jacluon 'f? Orand **ptds-,a and Mrs. Kirk Wilcox. Mrs. Cooi- in the audience gave Impressions by Mrs. Margaret Troxel Cochran, Mn Grace Catterfield of Flint; that has come to her. Mrs Grace Murphy, who is a the car. i n.’nn ? “7 at Y5rm,°nt’ baugh and Mrs. E. O. Smith arc the first or early teachers. formerly of Hastings but now of Grand Chaplain. Mrs. Minnie Lott Elmdale; Grand Marshal. Mrs.'member of Hastings Chapter and The engineer, fireman and con-“ supper committee. Jackson, was Installed as Grand Or- of 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Smith. Mr. and Rvckman of r»-« — Detroit; a‘ former ----- — resident'------here, — was"honored •----------- ■ ductor .... a? the ‘train crew“were^all .. ne Henrin7thi airecteo me rt'Oht^f°w wnoica? ooeraiion or ganlst and Mrs. Grace Murphy as Florence ' Mrs. Willard Demond visited her Mrs. Mahlon Fuller and daughters. Grand Warder. 1Grand Organist. Mrs. Margaret at accorded parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Graves, Modesta and Marcine, and Mr. and -t this reception. p-n. She — was -C —-d^worn in behalf of the people The voenran. uacxsun; ui.nd Adah, a place of distinction on the plat• engineer did not see the car prior to ( irwhU^lallna Mr Kttte?makes Jackson: Grand ptatIt was fitting that a reception be Cochran. । last Friday. Mrs. Lyle Fisher were among thoie Mrs. Floy Miller. Wacousta; Grand form beside Mrs. Bauer and was al- the accident and the fireman ob-1 ln 1 , , dlnlln8 , ,r Those who attended the S S con­ who went from here on thc excur­ Ruth. Mt. xvta Thumu or Buy „ U>. n-eoplent ol many yt.ru Th,„ in, . row rr^^rort I" vention at Qlumby gave short talks sion Bunday to the World's fair. 'City; Grand Esther. Mrs. Maude Banner and her many frrt-nd.s ex­ about the convention at Bunday Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cooper and Tanner of Mancelona; Grand Mar-, tend to Mrs. Murphy their con- t*heretArcd11n«h’^Atfhr(^ 1 School last Sunday morning and fol­ David. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sense and 1 “ U ,1Ot °nC Of th:>se neW tho. Mrs. Elva Cudlip. Iron Moun-.gratulatlons upon her being chosen lowing that talks werc given observ­ Will Pattengil) spent Sunday with pasenger cars. It’s a ,taln; Grand Electa. Mrs. Clara Gib-Jas a member of the Grand Chapter whatever on the thc case^ case. Mr. f...______ Krieg., wondcrful -efficiency car." son of Allegan; Grand Warder, Mrs. jstaff of officers. , the under-sheriff of Eaton county' ton counts^ The clectrlc car operated from By B. A. LyBarlcer Grace Murphy. Alto; Gflind Sentinel, | in this connection it Is fitting to who made ah exhaustive investigahas a crew, including a Mr. George Ferguson. Bay City; Mr. mention another honor which hasjtion. was sworn in behalf of the dynamos, „ Prophylaxis, or preventive cook right from New York. Robert W. Baldwin of Albion, chair- cotfie to Mrs Bauer. Each year in .people and testified the conditions as . "cullud" ' treatment, is a major economy. man u. of wic the juiupiuuuwc jurisprudence wuimnwr committee!r uchvii Detroit there formed u a u.uu club ninuv made'he found tnem tiiem immediately Immediately Oller after!1 man uicrc Ls u> turuivu i ilc tounu and B. Day of Owrtcvzv Owosso, I up of Ithe Worthy Matrons nt of tli the the ___ crash. lW< » °'J t,w Chicago area. There .nd Mrs. Olive Tl n.v nt iirv nt Tin UMrlhi' — I ..... k. Fortunes are spent for courses Mrs. Etta Buhler. Lansing, members [fifty Chapters of the Order of the j' At lhe conclusion of the people’s' .?ntdnn TJe-dav mnrolne 1 of treatments, medicines, opera­ The cur car Weill went On on Tuesday morning, of the Jurisprudence nt luri«nnirtenee MmmltUf committee; Mr Mr. lFnct«»m I Eastern Rtnr Star In in Wavno Wayne rntmtv county [proofs .■ It .............. was agreed u... between ______ .u_ the IUC3Clay morning. tions and the accompanying ex­ Harry Martinson of Kalamazoo, [These clubs are formed each year! prosecution and the defense that towards Grand Rmjlds.—Nashville News. penses when, in most cases, a chairman of the finance committee and take on the names of the | the court reporter. Mr. ------William simple bit of advice given by a and Mrs. Selma Holmes. Detroit and Worthy Grand Matron who served Smith, who was stcnographically Mrs. Rosa Stinchcomb of Sunfield, during lhe year. The late Mrs. taking thc testimony, should write it NEWS.FR0M THORNAPPLE good physician, in the incipient members of the finance committee Elizabeth Webster, of Battle Creek. up in order that It might be studied KELLOGG CONSOLIDATED stage of lhe disease, would have I and Mrs. Elsie Lean of Battle Creek, was honored by having one of these by the justice and the attorneys, prevented any prolonged Illness. chairman of obituaries; Mrs. Sue E. Wayne county clubs named for her and the examination was continued James Robertson brought his If you need the services of a iRaudabaugh of Lansing, president Several members of that club know until the 8th of October, at which team and tools to school and the I of the O. E. 8. Relief Board and Mrs. Mrs. Bauer very well, and since the । time the prosecutor. Mr. Wright.'«id boys assisted in grading the west cide which one to consult, any j Selma Brown of Birmingham, a death of Mrs. Webster, have re­ defense attorney. Mr. Sigler. "p- end of the football field. Thanks, reputable druggist will supply member of the relief board. 'minded Mrs. Bauer that she seemed peared lx?fore justice Watson to ar­ boys. • you with the names of capable.Very graciously the new Worthy to them the most like Mrs. Webster gue their respective positions. The Board of Educatlpn held a physicians to whom you can go ‘Grand Matron Introduced the of- of any recent Worthy Grand Ma­ and puiky party mi for .lie the' UkUli; faculty A HUIUVII motion IO to UUimiSA dismiss VI1C the procccuproceed-; banquet, uuu in confidence. , fleers of the Grand Chapter and iron. Accordingly they elected her Ing was presented by Mr. Sigler, who and their wives and husbands, last members of the committees men- to an honorary membership In the1 argued that the prosecution had Thursday ----------- , --------e school evening in ...the —’—* tloned above. Then as rapidly as Elizabeth Webster Club. I failed to establish by competent evi- *•••' building. ’'*’— There was a,.total ot 32 possible the large number present j Tiie Barmer Joins the people of । dmee the essentials necessary to jx-rsons present. Ulis made It pos­ । greeted- the new Worthy Grand Ma-1 Hastings in expressing pleasure over !I hold the respondent for trial in the sible for the board members and |circuit court; th.it this was a crimi­ teachers to become better acquaint­ nal case and thc burden rested ujxin ed ns well ns to discuss their com­ the people to produce sufficient evi­ mon alms and problems. Some of our young people ore at­ dence for the Justice to hold that there was probable cause to believe tending Freahman College in Has­ that a crime had been tommitted. tings. Wc are now operating 10 school Mr. Sigler argued that the essential ; ingredients in a charge ot negli- owned buses and transporting 280 ’gent homicide consist In an immod­ children to and from their .homes, This is good news for all who want to en­ daily. As yet we have nor had a erate rate of speed, operation of a joy pleasanter home laundering. Uni­ car in a careless manner, a reckless single case of tardiness on the part manner, or a negligent manner; and ot any child transported. The aver­ versal now brings you this new LOWhe reviewed the testimony of the age time of arrival has not varied PRICED model. Fast washing—it cleans several witnesses to show that the more than 3 minutes for the first prosecution had failed to establish month of school. It Is difficult to beautifully, safely, everything from find a happier group of children these eietfients of thc defense. heaxy woolens to delicate silks. Let it Thc prosecutor. Mr Wright, ar­ than a bus load of T- K. children on the way to school. gued that by virtue of a recent act pay for itself with Its savings. The enrollment of the school has of thc legislature, a prima fade increased from 300 to 488 since presumption of negligence arises when on automobile overtakes and Sept. 1831. During this time the strikes the rear end of another ve­ number of faculty members has in­ hicle proceeding In the same di­ creased from 10 to 16. Many new rection Mr. Sigler contended that courses have been added, new ac­ this applied only to civil cases, and tivities sponsored, and many de­ that In criminal prosecution the bur­ partments of the school strenghden rested upon the people to es­ tened. This was made possible be­ tablish every clement of their case cause the larger numbers of pupils enable the school to serve the com­ , beyond reasonable doubt Al the conclusion of the argu­ munity more fully. ments. Mr Watson continued the One-piece Urge uni Ury tub, porcelain case until Friday, October 12th. In ONION CROP BEKER order that he might further consider THAN ANTICIPATED It. On tiiat day he handed down un throagh tub to nut or loosen . . . Balloon opinion sustaining the position of Some Bean Growers Lose type wringer, rust proof. 6 position reveralthc defense and holding that the ble. poaltive ufety features. Extracts wa­ Because of Dry Weather prosecution had failed to produce sufficient evidence of immoderate ter without harming snaps or buttons . . . —Price Is Average ‘ speed, or the operation of lhe car Fast washing, Improved aluminum agiU। In a careless, reckless or negligent , Barry county onion growers and manner to warrant him In holdihg those who have raised beans this year will fare much better than they ; the respondent for trial.' I In a slx-page written opinion he 1anticipated. Irr the big Gun marsh carefully analyzed the testimony !district, which furnishes better than Transmission h aelf-oUlng . . . Smooth, jand called attention to lhe case of half the onions grown in this state, nolseleu operaUon . . . Fully guaranteed. . People vs. Campbell, decided by the crop will be about eighty per In smaller areas within the the Supreme court. In which H was cent. 1 held that the offense that the negli- !county the crop will in some cases gent homicide statute defines is be even better than that. It seems homicide caused by more than slight that rains came at a time and in I quantity sufficient to product fairly ,and less than gross negligence. ‘ good crops of onions. The price will I In concluding Mr. Wright stated not be so heavy on lhe start bul it Is believed thal there will be a fair “If It can be said that a justice price for tills year's onion crop. - of the peace, in an examination, Thc bean growers will not fare pan be prejudiced in favor of one quite as well. Those who planted side or the other, my prejudices their beans early, in some cases-lost everything, some literally burning up the People. I have tried dili­ on the vines. But in other cases gently to find something in the they survived and will produce some­ evidence which would warrant me thing to reward the grower. Bul it In holding the respondent to the seems that there were many who Circuit Court, but. in my opinion. planted their beans later than us- gr'0“» - -..*«!«. « Clever Fall and Winter Coats and Suits—Everything goes. Buy for present and future use. R. H. LOPPENTHIEN IF YOU DON’T KNOW ----- — -- ------------- - Harley Sease's. Mr. and Mra. WUlard Demand and Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Wilcox were in Battle Creek on Saturday. The D. O. T. O. Club had a pot luck supper last Wednesday evening at the church and following this Mrs. Margaret Wilcox had charge ot the following program. Two num­ bers by the Ladles' quartette. Quo­ tations from Longfellow by members.Music by Donald Chase. Stereopti­ con slides on the story of Evange­ line. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY THIS WEEK WE PLACE ON those famous work-savers UNIVERSAL WASHERS tironers AUCTION SALE! On account of my husband being paralyzed and unable to attend to the work, 1 will have an auction sale on the farm known as the Hubbard farm, 3-4 mile north of the Wood school house, on ( IMAGINE ALL THIS Wednesday, October 24th Sale to begin at 1:00 P. M. WASHER At ONLY 1 offer the following:—• HORSES. 2 good work horses. POULTRY. About 30 hens. CATTLE. Black Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, due soon. Yellow Jersey, 6 yrs. old. Jersey-Guernsey, 3 yrs. old. Jersey-Holstein, 3 yrs. old. (AU giving milk.) Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old, bred. Jersey - Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, bred. 2 young calves. FARM TOOLS. Double cultivator. Single cultivator. Wagon. Drag. Harness and other articles not mentioned. HOUSEHOLD FURNI­ TURE. Bedstead. Dressers. Commode. Bed springs. And other pieces of furni­ ture. MQ50 Tt cash ..AND AS LITTLE AS i . yes! there’s also a TRIAL AND . TRADE-IN SPECIAL TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. No goods to be removed un­ til Kttled for. MRS. PERRY WISEMAN PROPRIETRESS ■ Clyde Leonard, Auctioneer. LONG EASY TERMS dence of intoxication on the part, warded with a good crop and the of the respondent. There is not weather for gathering the beans has the slightest evidence of • fast driving. There is not the slight­ est evidence of careless, negligent COATS GROVE. or reckless driving, on the part of Those who attended the Sunday the respondent. The only wit­ School convention at Quimby last ness who fcave any testimony whatever to the manner in which Wing, pearl Demond. Stella Kelsey, the respondent was driving was Alice Chase and Bessie Woodman, Mr. Southern, and he says nothing which would even make a case of reckless driving against lhe re­ pie attended: Martha Thompson! spondent. Anna Mm Dunnigan, Margaret Kel- ule—also a TRADE-IN PLAN on You'll Be Interested in the Splendid NEW “LAUNDRY WORKERS” See Our Display—or Phona 2305 Consumers Power Company �tnx HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1M4 lu Social Events and Personal Mention ures ‘day ■Wear. Finest populovelty ported ■ of all goes. lard Demond and Wileox were in turday. Club had a pot «dne*day evening d following this ox had charge of rum. Twd num­ quartette. Quollow by member*.'hase. Stereoptiitory of Erange- ' ADVS. PAY F a AT GRAND naniAA AXv RAPIDS OCT. 25, 26 I 1 — WOMEN’S CLUB MUTING. 1 Th* many friend* of Mn. Vanraaa Mr. and Mr*. Frank HyM* *p«rt The rim regular meeting of the Jtobdell, who recently resigned ** Sunday at their farm near Wood­ Hasting* WomMVaClub was held in I liquidator of the local bank, were [land. ------------- the play room of the Central school, much surprised to leam of her [ The M. E. L. A. 6. are serving a Bupt. VanBuskirk to Partici- building on Friday. October 12, with msrrlagr on Friday evening. Octo- chicken supper at the church par­ ; I . i n i tni pate in Panel Discus- 23 member* and four guest* present, ber 6. to Richard L. Menefee of .lor* this Wednesday evening begin The program-was tn charge of the: Cleveland, rihta. The. ceremony was.nlng at 5:30 and continuing until lion on Friday Home’~D«partment.'" ' [performed at the home of the1 all are served. . Mr. and Mrs. Lyl* Scudder were i Mr. and Mra. Keith Daniels spent Mr. and Mr*. Ray Branch were in I, . . _.. J . After a short business meetIna bride’s sister. MUs Bernice Perry. Fred Kunde had a narrow escape in Battle Creek Saturday afternoon. Saturday afternoon and evening In Detroit on Tuesday on busbies*. a.00 Mra E. A Burton was introduced ol Kalamazoo, in the presence of from what might have been a very Miss Marie Rowe visited at herG™^, BUMts of Mr wld F°nt*t James wa* home from tutenodf X'e Midrib Muitto^s' and “ interesting review of Jhe Immediate, family. Rev. F. serious accident Saturday afternoon home Tn Big Rapid* over the week Mrs. Wm. Schulz. Traverse City over lhe week end. Eleanor Roosevelt’* book “H’s Up to Loomis performed the ceremony. | while helping hl* brother*. Otto and end. . Mr. and Mra. J. E McElwain and M1M Margaret Merrtck was home the Women." Mra. Burton also Mr Menefee te areal e*tate broker Herbert, buzz wood, his right hand Mr. Mra. Wakne Frey have1 Mia* Emily McElwain visited south-----------Haven---------------over the----week mr. and ■ - ■ ■ ------------------ Dr. from iivua ------------- Ids. The general program Is to be conducted lhe open forum and led ,at Cleveland, and thc happy couple .wm caught in lhe saw. Although . BUU -Michigan ..I..City for .l _ the _ . an* T Mn. V nt Tnrn>\ lalralake j end. held in the Ctvlc auditorium, Mr*. - ...— ..^—..----7-,^---7 1 will make their home at • Euclid the bone of the hand was not In­ gone to win-Kfn *nd L. E. Miley ot Torch ------— _» .u. Maude Smith, commissioner of * J^X.^ry ’ lover th* week end. ou* chapters in the book | Hechts, a suburb ot Cleveland. We jured. the flesh was cut badly Ur i°V".‘ Goo Flngleton of Chicago spent hJ^?riLTK ‘nd Mra iSddl'JS- Saturday night and Sunday with schools-te thc. vice-chairman for the Mra. Floyd Everhart then an- i J°ln lhe many friends in extending, enough so that Dr. Wedel had to fourth district In which Hastings te nounced the State Federation meet- our h®*1 wishes to them. , take several stitches to close the the home folks. home alter two week* visit al Ed- |day nounced the State Federation meet- 1 located. ; Mra. Arthur Seifert sold a list of wound. ' ing to be held in the Civic Auditor-1 Mra. C. W. Clarke visited her nlorciCarl Weiplnter. Jr. On Friday, Superintendent D. A. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hawkin* Last week Tuesday j Robert Moore (Juanita daughter. Miss Kathryn Clarke, in .VanBuskirk will participate in a lum in Grand Rapids from Tuesday her household goods at auction at the former Mra. Anna Wolcott home 1(Wilma Helrigle) now occupy the afternoon until Friday. She also ' Mr. and Mr*. Jake Weyerman were Langston; and Mr*. Moore of Kala- Grand Rapid* la*t week. panlel ______ discussion on the subject of , C. A. Curtiss residence recently va­ Tn UUHal Sin, announced the program for Tues- ■Saturday afternoon. There was a 1 Mr. and Mra. Harley Fox were I. “"To What Variant Exlenl /"an Can PnHlIn Public EcIn Otsego. | mazoo were gue*te of Hustings cated by Dr. Wedel *and family. Sunday dinner guests of old time । mentary School* Adopt Progressive I day evening at which time Senator large crowd at the sale but very lit- ‘ John Shafer of Fowler was thc friends on Thursday. I Practices." Thia will be at 0:30 A. M. Arthur H. Vandenberg will give an tie money was In evidence. guest of Mr. and Mra. Q. Feldpausch ; Mr. and Mrs. Noqlc Cain and four friends near Vermontville. STONY POINT. address. Mr. nnd Mra. William Mishler and Miss Margaret Erway has re- I In the St. Cecilia building, on Stnulay. .daughter* of Chicago were guests .*.>^1. -an iThe Southwest District, of which daughter. Gwendolyn, were in . Mr. and Mrs. Sam Blocher of Mr*. Harold Pelham left on Mon-1 Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burch from turned from a thrtc week*’ vtalt I The Hosting* Hastings city schools schools will be ., .. .. „..i lfk»« nur-M. .nd nuux. oc». KS.’,,XS%,,,wSS£,y‘-^: Grand Rapids Monday, where the [East Castleton were afternoon call­ /<ay for New York City tor an ex- Thursday till Saturday. with friends in Traverse City. ers at B. J. Wellman's Sunday. former attended a meeting of the 1 ill (ended stay. . Mr. and Mr*. Robert Jessen ot, ber 25 and 26. eo th*t the teachers Mr. and Mra. Rqjgirt O'Connor at the Pantllnd Hotel. The members District Stewards of the M. E. , Mr. and Mrs. Claud Demond vis­ \ Mr. and Mrs. Jake Weyerman haro returned from ----------------—----- - Chicago were, guest* of Mr. and.Mr*, may attend this convention. A very their wedding 1Ited relatives at Lansing over the ; spent Sunday at A Century of Prog- trip in northern Michigan and will O. .W. Crawford over lhe weak end. I interesting general program ha* were urged to attend these meetings church. The last sugar drawing for the week end. reM in Chicago. reside on East State Road. i Misses Helen Wade and'Eizabcth been announced, as well as sectional If possible. Mr..and Mrs. Cecil Hildebrand of The next meeting of the Women * year te being held this week Wed­ Mr. and Mra. R. M. Lamble vi»Mra. Frnp«t Mm Ernest Rrwav Erway visited Mr Mr. and Finch visited visited at tbe tiie former’s home programs nrooranu for the tiie various divisions of Chicago-visited his brother of this 1 Club will be held Friday. October nesday evening. lied relatives in St. Johns on Sun­ Mra. Harold Van De Gelsscn of Bat- In Traverse City over the week end. work. place the latter jiart of the week. I ' 19, and will be ’ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seifert of'In charge of lhe Lit­ tie Creek from Thursday till SunMio. Mra. Mary Burge** opEnt spent Su..dsy Sunday day and Monday. erature Department. Mrs.-K. S. Mc­ Chicago were week-end guest* of < Our P T. A. drew a good crowd ; Mra. Leland E. Holly of Muske­ day. Mr. &way going over for Sun- with her son and wife. Mr. and Mra. Intyre will discuss “Michigan and Mr. and Mra. Orno Knowles. We Friday night and a good program V . —, raoltzwr Donald McQuarrle. nt of tra East Delton TO OBSERVE SIXTYgon visited Hastings relatives part day was heard. The instrumental mu-' j Mr.’and Mra. W. J. Sherk* and understand the Seiferts expect to sic by Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Valen- i FOURTH ANNIVERSARY Dn"-~ . ... — Mra. Henry Swift of Harbor move to Baltimore. Md. Mrs. Elwyn Daniels and Mra. (Richard Sherk of Chicago visited Springs came Tuesday for. a few „ , --‘ ■ A PLEASANT OCCASION. I Mra. Adah Godfrey, who ha* been Keith Daniels were tn Battle Creek I Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Frandsen and days’ visit with Mra. George Cole- Mr. and Mrs. Washington ’ On and Monday evening Mra. Dasie visiting her sister*. Mra. S. S. Seasc plause. Then the teacher Wednesday afternoon. ofher friend* from Saturday till man. ■Crue was hostess to Circle No. 6 of; and Mr*. I. E. Moore, and other rel­ scholars put on a play. “Hiawatha." ’ Helmer Married Octo­ Miss Marlon Brower of Kalama-i Monday. I W. J. Micheal of Lansing has been the Methodist Episcopal L. A. S. and atives and friends for the post eight It was well rendered and enjoyed by mo spent the week end with Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bowler had the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. all. There was a. male .quartette ber 27, 1870 • twenty-six members and five guest* weeks, returned to her home at and Mrs. Glenn Brower. as their guest* Mra. Bowler's broth- , Wooten and other relative* the past made up of Floy and Rolland Vaiwere-------------present. The many friends of Mr. and -- ---- '------Oson Lake. Ohio. Wednesday. Mra. NetUe Hyde and Paul Hyde en and wife. Mr. and Mra. Fred Mur- week. entlne and the Stockholm Bros., who' i nraullfol The Women’s Literary club held spent Monday with Mr. and Mra. ray of Los Angeles, Wednesday and . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stebbins and Mrs. Washington Helmer will be I Beautiful bouquets of floWers sang several selections. Their sing­ interested to know that mat on Saturtjaturgraced giaccu the me rooms room* and ana the ine regular regular [their , moir regular monthly moniniy meeting at Thursday. 'Mr. and Mrs W. M. Stebbins atRankin Hyde of Prairieville. ing was fine and the best we have Mr. and Mr* John Sheffield nf tended A Century of Progress Mon- day*. Oct. 27. Mr. and Mra. Helmer pot luck dinner was daintily served, lhe home of Mr*. S. 8 Weaver of heard in a long time. Then Rev. Mr. and Mra. Will-Smith of Has­ will observe their sixty-fourth wed- by the committee. Mr*. Floyd Gas- ’ Logan ------ --------------Friday afternoon. “----------- ~ There was tings entertained Mrs'. James Ends­ Orangevllle and Mr. and Mrs. Ash day and-Tueaday. Wing of Woodland gave a talk on ding anniversary. jkell. Mrs. A. K Frandstn, Mrs. J. u large attendance and a very pleasof Battle Creek were Sunday guests j Mrs. Bessie . Flnkbelner «nd son ley and daughter Saturday. his recent trip to the western coast. No special observance of the day W. Armbruster and Mtes Lois Car­ Mr. and Mra. Glenn Darling of of the former’s brother. Dr. F, G. | and W. C. Wood of Lansing were Mr. and Mr. Levi Hynes of Grand It Jias very interesting and instruc•-> guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mer- te planjic^-Jput yr. and Mrs. Helmer ter. Detroit were In Hastings Saturday, Sheffield. apld* were wen on our street* Bat" rMh™enl* will be glad' to have their friends' A short business session followed Rapids were seen on our streets Sat­ calling on old time friends. Mr. and Mra. E. P. McLaughlin ot rick on Sunday. of pumpkin pic and coffee were . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver and call during thc day. They were which was conducted by Mrs. M- E. urday evening. Mrs. Jacob Rehor spent the week Muskegon were guests last week of Folks who weren’t there 1 Mra. Wesley Keim was very pleas­ served. end In Detroit with Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra F. Marvin Sage. Mrs. Jacob Konkle were Sunday guest* married in Homer. Calhoun Co., on Whitman, chairman. a mighty good time. , The program leader. Mis* Jose­ antly surprised Sunday when her missed . I Sage going home with them return- [ of Mr. and Mra. Peter Stahl of October 27. 1870. George Christianson and family. This community was greatly1 Shaggy fabrics and easy lail* ♦ *---------------------------phtne Stein, who had planned sevparents. Mr. and Mra, Semlah Secsc. thc ।Campbell township. „.««> UB-wc Miss Grace Edmonds wa* —“ ■* — I ing Saturday. . —... -----------ernl reatj|n(rs ff*. wa5 was absent absent because because Mrs. I. E. Moore and Mrs. Adah shocked to hear of the sudden death Fri-I. — Mra. Roy Bush and Franklin and I camp fire news. guest of Mr. and Mra. Edwin Pate 1 Mrs J. T. .. Lombard returned — --of Mrs. Hattie Mend, widow of the I illness, । I day from Detroit. Mr. and Mr.. D. Orville ... vUlted relative. In -Chicago, ---------1 Group Group Ao-wa-kiya Ao-wa-kiya enjoyed enjoyed this this of illneB. .Godfrey calle but a group gathered Godfrey' called to remind her of suit* this fall. Patch pocket*, and family of Detroit over the week j day from Detroit. Mr. daughter and Mra. acD. Orville visited relative* In Chicago late Wm. Mead, Wednesday noon.! D Smith and small over the week end and attended A »* ek end of perfect weather at about the birthday, piano and sang several [her birthday. A bountiful dinner «n.l ' 1 ri -nzl attended A bl-swtng backs, in checks, end. songs and and Mrs. Prandsen Frandsen read read aui |was was served served arand all returned home She sat down to thc dinner table ' .vimnanvtnc her Thev nenturv of Mra Proeress the Camp Camp KlUnnlw. Fire Girls’ on winter Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Andler spent SXSfuXy T returned tn %! ^nd R 8. Harter • and 'at Clearcabin lake, songs very lovely Mrs. little poem. wishing dell* with the rest of the family, after ; plaids and stripes make col­ wishing Clella mqrjy more happy returning thanks she remarked she' the week end with friends in Chi­ orful comfort. Mrs. Fred Pead and two grand- Mr. and Mr. r»>u.u Harold Sander, — of They ___ . were _________ chaperoned ________ by -their ___ It wa* .planned to .pend _____ tome time birthdays. birthdays cago and attended A Century of didn't feel very well and went and cd on Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hynes redaughters of Fort Huron were guests Schoolcraft called Mrs.[guardians. , guardians. Mrs. MUo Milo DeVries and at future meetings In in singing folk [ Mr. and Mra. M Progress. All wool fabric*, of course, ui»ua>iwnv rwi nuron »cre .ucaiacx.Alien sonRs _Unday. i Mr*. AbenJohnson. Johnson. songsand and old old and andnew newsones songs. Just Just turned turned Frida Friday from Millington, laid down. In about a half hour of Mra. Fead’* daughter and hus- Marcel Evalet Sunday, I Mr and Mra~ Floyd Gaskell. Mrs I It te held an honor and a privilege a regular song-fest and Mrs. Crue wnerc where tney they visited their son. ward. Ward. they heard a slight noise and on go­ carefully made and tailored. band. Mr. and Mra. Archie McDon- I “ ““ *** * her found «hc had passed A D Knlskcrn and Mrs. Wallace'by the Battle Creek Council to be agreed to u*im. direct. |«»» h wir. tiwu w and wife nnd and attended n.. the dedlca- ] ing to Funeral aid. from Friday till Bunday. n, u. iwus*ct>i »..u m.o. . -—~ service* werc held th«f c circle left right aft- tion of the new athletic field al that,1 -"sy. , “£• MLU.. Irene Jone., Bmm. Clikn-'ottom rnliiwl nn on Mis* Qerm.ae Gertrude (»l»en given lhe the opportunity opportunity of of mln, using IhB this A few of lh«f at the F. M. church Saturday P. M..1 Yost ofjattne >y of Kalamazoo on Sunday, Idler and Alleen Isenhalh were home Bentley Sunday. '.cabin cabin and it came to this group rroun be- er dinner to join classes in the I place. Coach Fielding H. Yos and burial took place in Stony Point' Mrs. J. Engleman and cause their dues were paid promptly, night school just starting in the|the U. of M. gave the address. IarsfeSjTSXJ™he from Kalamaioo from Wednesday Mr. *and‘ Chicago ** * J. * were iSSS fondly*of the~ week-1 h* mr and because their guard-I high school building, but they re- । Mr. and Mrs.Gearhart Knude of cemetery. Mr. and Mra. Ted Cole of Grand district teachers’ institute end guesU of Mrs Englemx.n’5 la»- Mrs. Johnson, attended the turned after a time and joined In I Nashville visited thc home folks I an^r. De^is £wler, with brothrtHarn“ MlllS antTher fath-‘summer Training. Course for Guard- the Planning and visiting and all Sunday. Rapids were guest* of Ed. Deakln diy hunting. I their guMta Mr and Mrs Fred er Charles Miller. [tens lhal *“* hcId ut Camp K»tah- had a very happy evening. Margaret Uni. aged 10. of near Monday' and-spthf 1 Murray, Walters. Mrs.Inlwa |! One Caledonia, died Monday in In BlodBlod­ Murray motored motored to to Eart'fawaa'FriEast T*w*s Fri- 'Mr."and Mr and Mra. Mrs. Ray Ray Walters. Mrs. nlwa this this last last summer. summer. One new new member member wa* was enrolled, enrolled, Caledonia NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. ( gett hospital as the result of burns day and visited their sister. Sr. Ber- Mary Smith and Mr and Mr*. Fred| t There was much fun at games. Mra. John Crue. Jn r*xary amu-u aiiu mi. inn. -----— ---. . Thursday, while setting a new wa-! suffered abou,t the leg* and abdo­ Smith narda. They returned Saturday. £_.Z^ and —two I— children of ** Battle 'hikes, pajama parades and even; ’ ter tank at his well. David Benaway woahing dishes dtehes and andcarrying carryingwood woodtoi to; CHEER UP DANCE, men Saturday when her dress I Mrs. Elizabeth Laurence of De- „ Creek were Sunday guests nt of Mr Mr. washing 1 say nothing of good eats. The next Cheer Up dance will caught fire from a stove in the, had the misfortune to break both troll and Mra. Al Mart of Grosse and Mra. Orley Knickerbocker J The group planned and gave a be held at the K. of P. hail on Wed- i ; bone* In hl* leg. He was taken lo home. Margaret wa* the daughter | Pointe were lhe guests of the forMra. E. A. Burton. Mra. A H. Carprogram for the fifty children at.nesdoy evening. October 24. Th*; of Wm. Lenz, her mother formerly, St. Mary’s hospital In Mr. Cross' [ mer’s cousin and husband. Mr. and veth, Mrs F E Adair. Mrs C. D. I ' ambulance of Caledonia. Bunday CLOTHING and SHOES I Mr*. Allen Pender, cn Thursday and Bauer nnd Mrs. Floyd Everhart are ’thc Health Camp In the big Lodge committee is composed of Mr. and Elsie Calms, who died a few years afternoon he returned home and FOR MEN AND BOYS Friday. attending the State Federation of ' on Saturday night, at which a good Mrs Sterling Rogers, chairmen; Mr. ago. formerly lived near here and. Mrs. Hattie Carpenter is caring for 1 and was later employed in lhe Banner time was enjoyed, followed by a arid 'Mrs. Lynn Newton. Mr -nrt I Misses Stella Heath, Hester Scott. Women’s Clubs in Grand Rapids । him. HASTINGS Mrs. Forest Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. office. | treat of fudge and apple*. Hermlna Hulce, Esther Keeler and Mr. and Mra. Marshall Schantz 11 uroup Auw.x.ya Mr. and Mrs Maurice Thomas of wxuig a u real Gordon Edmonds. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. F G Hynes arid Mr. Group Aowaklya 1* taking I Mildred funk, all teachers in the visited In Bryan, Ohio, last week interest in winning points tn the Edw. Van Popering also Mr. snd and Mrs. Ward Hynes were guests’ Galseburg spent Friday night and . Niles — 1—1-------schools, were----------guests of -u. the antl Mrs_ Lou Schantz of Vermont- IPall Membership Drive. ’ Saturday with their parents. । Ralph Hess of Nashville. former’s parent*, Mr. and Mr*. vllie stayed here with thc children I ' Mrs. Kraul is in Pennock hospital Thc first part of November they | * ‘ ‘ i Hamilton at Vassar Thursday evej George B. Heath, over the week end. during the absence of lhe parent* SURPRISED MRS. JUGLE. at Hastings very sick with puenplanning to have a rummage j te attend. Watch for announce^ I Mr and Mra. James Endsley and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thiele of To- are I FJnt’n । The annual meeting of the M. E. monla. sale to raise money for their gowns.!, Mis. Allen Pender. menu. daughter. Mrs. Lloyd Barbour, of ledo, Ohio, werc guests of Mr. and : ■Pender. Mrs Ed, Story. Mrs. John. ' Mrs Jonn Sunday School will be held at the' Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keagle enter­ ! anyone has rummage they would'! ! Butte. Montana, and Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Morris Barlow from Saturday If Thc school board and their wive* .Walters. Mrs. Deed Newton. Mrs. church on Thursday evening of this tained relatives Jrom Caledonia and |, ' Harmcn of Chicago were enter- until Monday. Mrs. Barlow accom- <care to donate, will you kindly call .. Lucy CregloW and Mrs. Edith Bon- week. Reports of the past year’s Indiana Sunday. cither pf these guardians and they i ' panled them home for a short visit. • tained at Sunday dinner at the । I !nell went to Grand Ledge last week work, election pt new officers and The Ladles’ Aid will.be held in will be only too glad to call for it Harry Wnlldorff. Mtes Minnie home of Mr. and Mra. Robert Hun| Wednesday where they surprised plans for future activities will make the church basement Thursday, din­ Harrison and Mrs. D. L. Christian derman In Grand Rapids. Mrs. •John Jugle, a ,ormcr former mcmocr member up the program. Everyone interest­ ner served by committee. Mpn. compliment* are wnrtn music rums lof Mrs ,onn JU8 ‘C’ a lheJr club Jugle Mrs. V. L. Wolcott- of Charlotte were In Benton Haxbor Friday. Mra. 1FOUR MUSIC CLUBS . of their 600 club. Mr*. Jugle wa* ed in the Sunday School Is urged to please bring putty knives and -if HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED.* I lhe ladlns ladlcs hnd had I 8urprUcd ...rnrl.kd ond the Our football team was too much ipent Sunday afternoon with her Walldorff. who has been there for possible stay and help putty in win­ be present. Four music clubs have been or-; E happy visit. sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. about two weeks, returning with Mra. George Forbey. who has been dows of tiie churclk Keith Daniels. Mra. Wolcott and them. i ganlzed recently by Mrs. I. J. Smith------------ ' < < »----------------Mrs. Grover Cline entertained the under the doctor’s care the past few BIRTHDAY DINNER. Mrs. Daniels spent the evening with Hon. John C- Ketcham spoke at a These dubs are: (1) The Keyboard Home Economics class Thursday at have won and they arc looking for­ their parents, Mr. and Mra. A. T. Republican meeting al Big Rapid* iClub, for children from seven to ten j Mrs. 8. C. Brock entertained at | days, to belter al this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Woldring of her home. years old. Harmon Wilcox, presl-'dinner Sunday in honor of the ,______________________ on Friday night. Mra. Ketcham acMr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen and son. ward to their game with Martin thia Holland were guests of Mrs. Wold­ ‘------------------- jbirthdays motto *" te "We will prac­ of three of her relatives, Wolcolt home In Freeport. companying him. On Tuesday night ■ ctent; their Richard, and mother. Mrs. J. Allen, week foe another win. ring ’ s sisters. Mrs. J. E. Roush and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Field and he was at Bellevue and tonight at tice.” (2) The ivory Key Club, for I covers being laid for twelve. Those The Pythian orders greatly appreOPTOMETRIST Mrs. A. B. Fish, and their families of Middleville spent Bunday with Mb* Barbara Wilcox spent Sunday Grand Rapids. ■children aged 11 to 15 years, Roy from away were Mr. and Mrs. War:iauvc* at nt Grandville. virnuuvuic. --— — . —-—- ---—_— — ■ ■ -■ relatives Phone 2634 Hasting* with Mr. and Mrs. Cranston Wilcox I Mrs. Floyd Brown. Mrs. Gary Dennison, president; their 'motto te, Iren Wilcox and family of Jackson. Saturday. Mr *M Mn. B«n KM*te .tlend-.Y™ RobwUoo or Che one r*n*. The W. M. A. met with Mrs. Owen ... - _ . .... . . . — /nmuarlv hetan/Hn — In nur hnnnrael of Ann Arbor. They also called on [crook. Mrs. Wm. Mishler. Mrs. "Practice makes skilled ringers." Dodse Thursday afternoon. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Robert Field at Albion College. George Newton and Mrs. Wayne <3> True American Music Club, Business had to take a back seat Twenty-eight neighbors rela­ - ------and 'Merrick-were In Grand Rapids last students of High school age. Viva week Wednesday attending a mis­ Smith, president; motto. “Practice, lives gathered at the home of Mrs. here Monday vjhllc a number of our MIDDLEVILLE. I did so much for thc local lodge business men traversed the woods Play. Prosper." <4> Sherwood Music Anna willlttS Saturday evening to A republican banques followed by when living, and knowing that we sionary convention, and marshes around the country speeches by Clare E. HofTman, con-, needed a naw stove they know that Club, for pupils enrolled with the [remind her thal another year had i Andrew Houfstatter and Mrs. Ido trying to get back the value of their Chicago "School. Dorothy Roush, i passed. Cards were indulged in. also Palmatler were Sunday afternoon hunting licenses. So far'we haven’t guest* of Mrs. Miranda Sisson of president, and Dorothy Ballance, [lunch at midnight. heard of any very large returns. —frffport ' North Irving. Mr. and Mra. C F. secretary; motto. "Play always as if | am. whom we all know so well, who Thanks, good people. Dr. Hugh Kennedy of Grand Rap­ will be toastmaster. All county can- ‘ Charles H. Whitmore ot MuakaSisson and daughter. Janet, of Kal­ a master were listening." The young : . id*4 conducted the first quarterly didatcs on tiie republican ticket will; gon. and lady friend were the waakpeople belonging to these dubs are I amazoo were visitors also. i Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hamilton of greatly interested and arc "howlng,- m2 ^Tw conference at the M. E. church Fri­ be present Come and look them end guests of hi* parent*, G. D. splendid progrtss in their work. 1; rcaring *r,n’ ,or for her " mother. lother Mr Mrs. * R R. W. w day evening. He was accompanied near Hudson visited al the homes over and get acquainted. The only . and Mra. Whitmore. Chartoa atari* I ; Moulton, who te very low. returned by Mra. Kennedy and Mr. and Mra. of Mr. and Mra. Earl Vandicn. Mr big meeting here this campaign, ar- teaching in Muskegon high Khaal [home Friday and ANNIVERSARY SURPRISE. i ~ te„ at present.un­ Jerry Crisa of Grand Rapids. It te range to be present i this Monday evening. Other guaaU and Mra. 8. C. Kesler and Mr. and planned to hold the second quarter ­ Mra Chester Keech from Thursday Mr. and Mra. J. W. Mitchell. 437 ah-Andy McKeown of South Thorn- I were C- E Storr and family of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres were ly conference at Carlton Center. W. Mil) St., were pleasantly sur­ apple was seriously Injured Wed-1 Orand Rapids and Edw. B. WhU(until Sunday of last week. ._ guests of the former ’ s son and wife Rev F. Loomis look a trailer load j Mra. V. R- Wlnlnger and Mias prised on Sunday when twenty-six nesday when cutting corn with a more and family of Harting* ,ro“ ma*’' un“ of canned fruit and grape juice. 160 horae-draWn machine Sadie Glasgow are in East Lansing relatives and friends came to reHe stepped ** *“ *■ "*■* quarts, to Bronson hospital at Kala­ today attending a meeting under off in front of it and the horse made mazoo Friday This more than cov­ a sudden start badly cutting Mr. the auspices of the Conservation De; “ h" home ers the local church's apportionment McKeowns leg He was taken lo partment <nd the Federated Wom­ UrtM., Th. .uuu brtWM . to that institution for this year. lhe hospital and Is doing us well a* Maurice Johnson will en's Clubs of Michigan, the ses- bountiful pot luck dinner and thc on Monday evening. Mra. Albert Wells has been ap­ Mtes Florence Skeoch. who is at­ can be expected. We arc all sorry day was happily spent in a social pointed to succeed Mrs. Lobdell os tending school at Muskegon, visited for An<]y. who Is a fine fellow and I Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Evalet en­ JohMon. who bu assistant to H. O. Mohrman, receiv ­ the home folks Saturday and Sun ­ resigned. Those from away were Mr. and a hard worker. tertained at a hunting party Monday. Iday after which dinner was served Mrs. Ella DaVis and Mr. and Mrs. er of the local bank. The Pythian Sister* will haw a Many thousands of bushel* 6T on­ Curtiss mill has been running thc Uncle David Moulton remains in ions arc being stored here, besides supper previous to their monthly Chock Cate lb. ' to the following; Dr. Aulley. Leslie Ernest Davte of Charlotte. Mr. 'Roth. O. Frldlle. Max Saltaklpper and Mrs. Clement Davis of Eaton past week.tuming out a large order a very critical condition at this writ­ the car load* that arc being ship­ meeting thia Monday evwniag.' All Our Beef Is Chicago Beef ing. of Dowell, Fred Blaser of Alto. Al­ Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Mark for baseball bats. ped right to market. ■ The official board of the-M. E. The W. F. M. S. held their month­ bert Blaser of Moseley. Mrs. Chris Rabbltl and family, Mr. and Mt*. The school kids are working hard । Blaser of Lowell and Mrs.* Alma Harold Watkins, Mr. and Mra. Lou|e church met at tiie church basement ly meeting with Mrs. F. Loomis Fri­ for come thing thal you will all want publican meeting Thursday evening. Monday evening. Plans were made day afternoon. 'Flngleton ahd son Glenn of North Erandebcrry and Mra. Gladys Hainfor a wood bee to be held soon to ‘ Rev. F. Loomis called on Mrs. , Broadwag. line and childreji ot Bajtle Creeklay in a supply of fuel for thc Philo Fuller at HasUngs Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Severance church. Mra. Fuller is In very poor health. J -- - ---'miscellaneous shower. and Barbara Van Dyke of Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Don Richards and Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Prentice Mrs. Earl Rogers lias been under spent several day* in Hastings last . ----- .. ....— ------: th0 dbetor’s care tor lhe past few twb children of near Detroit spent week with Mra/L. Severance. They of east Hastings very delightfully days. Sunday at thc Dan Postma and H. •pent three day* at the World’s Fair. entertained twenty-eight of their Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brunner, ac­ W. Oosch home*. Mrs. Gosch ac­ They have also been on a vacation relative* at their home on Saturday companied by Rev. F.’ LoOmls. M. companied them home Sunday eve­ evenlpg. the occasion being a miscel ­ trip to Waahingtofi. D. C.. Jersey W. King and Ivan Roush, were In ning. calling on Edgar Cheney and laneous shower for their son and City, New York City, Philadelphia. Grand Rapids Monday afternoon. family of East Lansing enroute. She Buffalo. Niagara Falls, coming back daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Pren­ will also visit her daughter. Mrs. Mrs. Brunner is not so well. tice. , to Detroit through Canada. Dr. H. 8. Wedel has enrolled in a Earle Jack, and family at Detroit Thc evening was spent playing I Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs post graduate course tn medicine and expects to be gone a week. Will Sheffield went to spend a few pedro. top *corc being won by Mra Rev. P. Loomis. Rev. j. L. Ickes Prentice. The Couple and surgery sponsored by tbe Uni­ days wlttt thrtr son, Glenn, and Clarence versity of Michigan and is In Grand and George Bassett spent Friday al family in Assyria township. Satur­ received many gifts for which they Rapids each Thursday until Dec. 13 the former's farm near Smyrna. Urgabaam day morning they all left by auto­ werc very pleased. John Fish. Jr., of near Lake City Mr. and Mra Russell Benton and Out ot Unhiaguests were; Mr. and mobile for an over the week end children of Grand Rapids spent wa* in town Saturday with a load of visit with Mr. and Mra. Frank Stout Mra. Clarence Prentice and non of Sunday at the W. Campbell home. fence post* and returned home tn box and family, former residanU of this Ionia; Mr. and Mr*. Melvin Prentice MUs Vivian Parker t* now em­ the evening with a load of baled place, now of Portland. Ind. They and Georgia'and Mr. and Mra. Guy ployed at the Dr Peckham home straw. John Pish. Sr., accompanied returned Sunday evening, making Dcbong and Violet and Maxine of largo boa *19c Battle CreeK; Mr. and Mr*. James and MUs Grace Bryans at thc Ken­ him home, remaining until Tuesday the return trip through Ohio. whan the former returned for anShort. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Fitzgerald. neth Braendle home. Mra. Alvah Moore is recovering . SCAVENGER PARTY Mr. and Mr* Carl Dunkle and Mar­ The King’* Herald* held their reg-;, A FINE SUCCESS. cia Ann. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl from severe cut* and bruises about the face and hands suffered when ular meeting in lhe church base-1 • | Twenty-two guest* werc enter­ Rollins ot Kalamaaoo. she fell down the cellar stairs a ment Saturday afternoon. tained on Saturday evening, Oct- 13. Among tliosc who were In attend- .! week ago. breaking a mflk bottle I A SECOND DAUGHTERby Miaaas Prances and Isabel Sage Scout Executive and Mrs. Lloyd which she was carrying and thus Mwe at the Grand Chapter O. E. S.' ■ at their home on 8- Hanover 8t- The■ young people enjoyed a scavenger Shafer are the parents ot a daugh- receiving the Injuries. Mr*. Wesley al Grand Rapids last week were ! party and had a delightful time। ter. Ann Joy. born at Pennock bos- Blough assisted'with the household Mra. Onio Knowles. Mrs. Claude Fighter, Mn. L. B. Le*ter. Mra. Mil- hunting for various and sundry ar­ pital on Wednesday. Oct 10. Thc duties during the past week. R. F. Kunde ha* purchased from W«Miwr ticle* both new and of ancient vin­, little one weighed *lx pound* and 12 natu of ladings"and Mn- Arthur! tage. All declared It a very happy outlie- -Mdth*r and daughter ar* Mr. and Mrs. Julius Will*, tiie house belfert < Chicago. where they now reside. (X? doing splendidly. CangratulaUuiii. evening. STUFF! f 16-^30 T.S.BAIRD IN HOW MANY WAYS L.V. BESSMER Friday *nd Saturday, Oct. 19,20 MEAT SPECIALS! BEEF RIBS BEEF ROAST 3 25c 14c FAIRCHILD’S BU 1' 1ER Muai-HIK Frwwrt. »«*>» 2 CHIPSO PAROWAX CUMALINE ny 27c 29c 8c LIBMAN*/ Tk.BlG-LittU3t<>n Pht-24»1 New Fall&WinterDresses in new styles,'new colors, new trims. These aft real dresses, well tailored! Sixes 14 to 52. Our Stock of House merits your attention! L assortment of colors, sty! fabrics ranging in price, �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1114 LOW BUS FARES WANTS I : ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVERITIBEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c., Detroit X30 3.60 ‘'nil. . Ib.iuir- r..i>». all n-w l.’O F lU-ir "ANTi:i> 1 - '•«» ro«t > .l,u..n l-bon- 726—Fl AFPI.E.S Ft'K.HALE—<•« ajiplM «t >i»U'» -irehfir. hutiCM«. rhr«|. 1 .!>< du ■ < i■■ ■n can If vnnr vinl.-r Ir 1 1 Madam Pierre, the cruel step- !' TEACHEBS’CLUB [ EJITERTIINIVIENT I mother, was all that could be asked । ' for as far as voice and vigor were [concerned. She talked too fast but no one can say they could not hear; •'her. It U always much easier for | i an older person to play a younger [part than it ta for youth to Imitate ' (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) [age. Il was so distinctly a ciiaroc- . .... ...................... -■■■ you - - glvp . -----_• lhlnk 01 “• ‘’though co’-' should ^^'h'en^CTeat Credit foTuta ' of <W“Ur lnto lheJ alr' “nd “I ,#umns of advance notices to their ^m.We in wLeh IS B dove and flle* BW,y' iin» at o productions you do not have one of handled it Personally I felt that „ Not. the ,e“l enjoyable feature of, '. SSL? those terrible people writing for you 'ddl^r“^«*»»» performance is the running । « known as a Dramatic Critic I ^'Fral T ddle a5cd *°men aboul fire of comment with which he en-; SX you ^X ciuc Play- XLS?* I hkeS°"he“^7 1,VB~ J* ERS t«rn. -n M : From Hastings To Kalamazoo80c Battle Creek 80c Grand Rapids, $1.15 Lansing1.15 I 02848099 .tnl.-., tf mrillllin III sAt.i;--Ari.i-.. r«i.. riifrr rrmlri llrllriniK JluM.»f J.t.u, wlllrur. M..W u'aciwi S! N< orrb*rd«. F M I>ur.l..i. ».r. 1" 34 Cor Whcn 1 ,n mv “nlOT KBr Bl "• deceitful minx." She temper^ satU?almed a? hlnJKl ni>- iwinir nr jlr« Lrn* H ODil. Inr. ------- ,---- ------ ........... —... l(-<upciGu at------ , rnltnoe the girls triple would urrillld take tnlre turns him* : should have known kllOU'n her lines line* better. IkOttor 1 work. ...—I. He is I- a_ man _______ o____ ____ ... *mi H.norrr college of fine personality cihjRCH or CH11IT, COAT* OROVB. writing reports for our school paper .jJ1''™?’. ?nd 8lB«e with r. o. Win*. Putor ion the various dramatic and musl-e sweetest little ensemble Ive keen mentality and an artistic sp­ in a m . Hunds* Sfk<w>i n a. M .! cal affairs. I always felt that direct.;se<ncostume was perfect. She predation of the success he has HASTINGS :: MICHIGAN >< >•— «• >-*— । honest and constructive criticism was certainly fresh and piquant and achieved In his profession. I was excellent tonic for any amateur “nv'blng but godmothertsh but she jn performance he Is able to group. The nature of the species al- *as completely convincing. Her spring one surprise after another on ne-i" an,p neet.nc nt or most mcsi unfailingly uniaumgiy suggests suggests the me iw-i ” ' , “ Mrs- Frederick Taylor “ and his audience, keeping them in a ... ccaslty -------------of- a. "bracer." -------------- T- -----------. sbp she 13 is 0a new new arrival ta nn ,tate of brcath|es8 wonder and de­ Methodi.t started to In w.ati Hastings. f! J । write little sketchy. Impudent Items *hos* comlnr “»ust 8*ve director light until they forget to note the ■■ P. M I about these plays and. what do you Barnett some valuable and decorn- flight of time. The fact that many l.t.r .... .. .. out . came one of ..... tlvr wna the the on* ” ..think, the big city . 1vcmntrrinl n,otcrln*- Here Here was one of , these trick* are Inventions of h’is newspapers to my dormitory and lo?£ed BtuhcrrI <aW own 1 adds Intereat to the entertain-1 >'• asked me to review all college and.® Palry Godmother, when I shut menL ; high school dramatic and musical !"y ey7' 1 bwd ■ P>e“»n£ volc,‘d Admission for matinee, 10 cents— jierformances in the city. Well, pret- *Bdy discussing ordinary, affairs of , no reserved seats. ■ I di'rr.in*. ' "p/u , ty soon I began to be given assign-' J1/0- The F«lry element was all in Evening admission. 15 cents If ■ (Continued from Piyje One) menta to the big. legitimate shows ‘be costume and the mysterious ap- purchased in advance. Foil 5.U.L - I ——---------------------- - ■ . . . in the down-town theater* and I t ; * ar,n .".u , ’ Bnd -----------------' ‘ " “ bing. 'J----------------She didn't Admission will be increased to 20 city, will prove a very interesting ; III "e Him "« still would be doing it. I gueas. if talk l?lk like l‘kS any aby Godmother from f~— cents at thc door. All scats are re- sl*“kcr. A play 'The Marriage ,,>,,,,.1 I,,,,,... 1 U ANTF.|> - -U'„ <*_■ .< . • .. . rtn! acrve d for the evening performance. • Proposal" will be presented on this things had been different down here I'“lry*and ‘bat I ever knew. I... , ■CM < 10 17 I HI -r on daddy's farm. I saw The Vir- w---------------------------«“blng for her next appearance. —•••—?- • Proceeds from this entertainment Pr'*r“m ®nd directedI by Albert , W,l' n) fll — n.pllnn. , n sir! ' lii.ridrl ti.i.l.e »•* matinee, ..(>1 did >hn the chll- I win fcdp to defray the coat of the B^k"' deluded In this program । aunan glnlan ...u and my my nngrr* finger* >icnru Itched so *®ul‘ n,. ■ ■ 1, a ltu«.■ rli l.-d.l. II..IUC *, to write it up that I could hardly dr'nJ°*c ber! Just ask me Christmas Carol program. [*111 * musical numbers and several To PROTECT You Constantly — . ». <— .... ----------------- -*-♦-» ■ ■ , novel stunts, style show of other rest. It was --------marvelous but ..there, -Hodge and his Dad Gaffer werc Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly . ... -------- — years and a hog calling contest, 1 .............. Ed*-. were two very definite things I ■good. I shall allow no person tn FOIC SALE lltolwn K..r. Wa talar* Hama*. Begaakold Oood*. II _ _ . t-rriso Come early Friday evening for this NOTJIH rianu Iuium* Ilrrw.lrr rr-rn Cftol • ! wanted to say about a leading char- tell me m that they failed.to hear Gofl.u.M.n* rrfifii Frtral* ar**a* at LOW KATES •ndilion. Will । fer tn the most remote corner. He I Y.M.C.A.1ILMS entertaining program. On Thursday ncter and one of thc minor parts 4**11 "L-2. K. r U oint. I’-. E H...,d Tcr»n. 3341 W Mill SI ^■f 1 i fiddled well also. Hodge was good . -------- evening the High school orchestra, j tiiat must now go Jorever unsaid. directed by Wesley Logan, will pro­ Well, where wert> we? Oh, yes. and he dances well. He wiggled mote than I thought necessary but , Rev, Don O. Carrick of Woodland »eni a musical program in lhe white Clare Tree Major, director of the [ 8»ce*i"j" "‘M.r'flrMr 1 Children's theater in New York., perhaps tall mA, like tall build- gave the opening talk at Camp Bar- | building. 401 Kalaaaxoo Nail. Bank Bld* .„ ...... , | wrote a delightful version of the 'ings. have n mor$ decided sway ry at the officers' and leaders' re-, The chairmen of the 1934 ExpoSO III SIISl.* or lr*f.|.w*_ "Ithl ... d«1 | A Homa Company Orcanlaod 1474. <.n ll.o tnllowib* farm* 8li«m» J .< ih- |.*«inr । belovcti fairy story- ' Cinderella." Therc was a genuineness about both treat last Saturday night and Abcn [sltion arc: Manager—Howard FerJ. L. MAVS. Local R<pr»»*ntaU»*. Johnson of Hustings gave thc clos-lris; Asst. Manager—DwtgtH Ferris; bl» ILdli. lUrbrr l.lnjd Fi-hrr E J-l r'l,rrM. e“'. La-'1 night and yesterday afternoon of them. HaatU<a. Mich. | Todd. I— Mrlh.u.ld Todil. । 1 card <»p tiiankh—w» wt.b t^l Papa Pierre played* the part of Ing talk Sunday noon. Twenty-six I Grain—Arthur Fuller; Corn—Ken• rr.irr the Hastings Civic Players present-| .r.lr n-lTir.irr. J. s M«nt H> rr. •n < *ptaim. ' ed t^s version In a rather confi­ the father much better than he did men and boys for dinner Sunday neth Dunn; Vegetables—Sidney Hull, the part of Raoul in which he "dou-I with a total attendance of 30. Alphous Dunn; Fruit— Robt. Phlldent nnd somewhat ambitious man­ Potatoes — Geo. Cogswell;. church, i ner to a very well attended house at bied" in lhe second acl^ I like J- Rev. A. H Wynn of Woodland Hpa; school—Herman Newland,* D, Putor. night and a wildly excited audl- Loren Bayes on lhe stage immense- ] gave a convincing address in favor Rural Pbon* sass cnce at me matinee, comprised of ly. He should be barefoot, standing of local option at the Quimby Robt. Heney; Grade school—Rus•hn«n. 10:30. l B|] me children in Christendom, on. a beach with lhe wind blowing church Sunday P. M. He was pinch- sell Laubaugh; Miscellaneous—Sanford Crook; Program—Homer Yecktrii >ir ur«rj .’They filled every seat and most of ti tattered, open-necked shirt about hitting for Dean Davenport. Model S L 34 Inter­ Ray Johns of lhe State Y. M. C.' ley. -1 lhe <■om. iniiied heel*. Hr i <i. i.r.n* .' the ables. Looking back on tjic play He could be a Prince of n Bavarian national Truck Home Economic*—General“?D"‘,Yul,r “ “ who,c 1 believe that Clare Tree kingdom in some remote European A. will meet with Hastings Hl-Y ■ home ami m lla>imr< He could be Harold Teen [ clubs next Tuesday noon. Frelda Bump; clothing—Genevieve 1929 BUICK ii , “’" Major would have approved the cf-* comer Mr and Mr, lion Karrher or almost any sincere masculine type । Barry county was well represented Erway; Foods—Dorothy Lathrop; ----------I fort. 1926 Ford Roadster rnilNril PRnPPPniNrQ Of course there was much to be °F youngster I saw him In that lit- at lhe State Y. M. C. A. convention [ Advisors—Miss Lois , Carter. Homo LUUNLIL rnUCttUINliS dr^^b^w‘hat of it Jumor WaL tlp °np-“ct Play 8'’fn last year at, in Lansing Iasi Tuesday Economics teacher T. N. Knopf. AgBody Olaaa Inatallad WhUo Yon Walt .,iun ton was the only member of the cast1 thc Methodist church. He was bet-[ Howard Frost, president of the rlculture teacher. 2« lla.lu.*. Till 2 Hew A Jia Part* . Mr*. 1Cli. < rook < ' AUliml-e. l*»-ir'thal had had previous experience i,,>r *” ‘’ial than he was ’** Raoul's Young Men's Y group, called their I In lhe grain division there are to j fi«.r*e Id 17 'oil ‘exceptthat of high school produc- nart 1 Hked him as "Shorty" In the : nrst meeting last Wednesday eve- be 14 classes of entries, including 11.H,' t f ,.i>r third 100111*1 GLENN F. LAUBAUGH 1 SilTIlE XX' Hons ‘ He starred In The Silver | Virginian. He has great promise. ; Ring at lhe home of C. F. and Mrs. corn, popcorn, wheat, oats, rye. ..le .,f rnilLi.ic >!»'■ ■II....i, ...t". Tl.ur. Thread one year ago and people tell Babette, plnyed by Mary Lou Bur- AnkfH' ! beans, barley and alfalfa and clover Phone 2637 Hastings day Oei1 'J*. H>#4 6-h.<r lire*., MnF dlrulte , 'me he was excellent although I ronKhs. was a very small part done' The Spokes Club meets next Mon- seed. Five classes are scheduled In ■ tr ,.m r.l. roit iti s T lt..u— i a.. did not have thc opportunity to sec w,th cvcry' bl‘ of vhe ability the day evening, Oct. 22. at 7:30 sharp, the potato division, and ten in the 2 0« ; him “twinkle." Yesterday he han- youn8 lady possessed. She was [ln the office of Archie McDonald. [ vegetable division. Class 30 includes 1 X I.'7 tt Gr eeo s< ..r imiu're | । 4" died his lines beautifully but he pharming and carried herself well. '* The Hastings Father and Son ban- all kinds of fruit with prizes offered ____________ |U_I7 —. —-------------------। |f 160 wa-' too young tor the part of Count I phHHppc was a most graceful young must occurs negt month. Nov. 12, [for the best display of fruit. Nuts. 2*o Conrod and I feel he must have man who deserved a bigger assign- with Chase S Osborn ns the any kind. eggs, freak or oddity are GRANGEPROGRAMS *t i। ‘tnpnt the------------special------------entries—in ".''’‘•J?'Justified -C1?‘Justified himself much more in In lp last r----- -. He wore his *costume „» • ns -sPcakcr. Anyone who has to mlu included ------------ —in— a ” year's play The make-up choir-1. 'hough he had been accustomed to, hearing him Is unfortunalc. Get classes 31. 32, 33. 34 end 35. There w-'h> man nnd the director thought so |tlBhu “nd breeches all hte life nnd >our ticket* nnd boy early. A big are eight classes of entries tn tho 'loi'foo wheh they put on lhe mustache he had a v01Ce thal was mcant for treat is in store for all who can get manual arts department, and a spe­ ll os and goalee. He is Instinctively In,on! complicated lines. ,,nL clal exhibit by rural schools will be ‘ciamatlc I John Bnrnetl certainly spoke his "Four hundred eleven new trans- boxed on originality, quality and ill want to rave Justa moment; rMtrlcted ”nca most clearly as the lations of the Bible have been made quantity of products. The sliver cup Guaranteed Truss about the costumes. They were Heral<1 and hu rat,’cr stiff man.- }’> tf,c last 34 years, with 50 mil-(offered as a first prlxc will become marvelous almost perfect ns to col- ller difficult of , Hon copies the «. successful auwcaotui prepic-1 — printed •"••• — each — •• year." j'-— " the permanent permanent nnwuiAn possession nt of »h» the or variety and period Mr* Pratt Iisentatlon. sentBt,on' I've I ve seen Joh ” in the I, ;The Fitting Service John the!, ;T»ie business of Kingdom BuildBuild-,.school winning It three times In as cliairman of costumes U to be l SjwtllRht Spotlight ns as nn an announcer He has ;big big iis s an on adventure and a dare." 'succession 1 a -wonderful stage presence Tiie I —. ------ | Entries in home economics will am too d to bold tho rupture ' 1 -------^ Include 29 different Items Including not say too much about that beau- little star of The Silver Thread. —~7'7' ■ 1 M AS I El) T- I.u> aUmt t' i W|,.|.. |.^t | tlfu) stage-setting in the first and 'Cynthcal Reed, was thc trumpeter ' COURT HOUSF NF WQ canned fruit, canned vegetables, ! horn pullrt* lirutvr M> r.hall. Sr.h- । ' pickles, honey, clothing, household third acts The daring color scheme, and was she a vision in tiie plum 1 on. t.*rr< colored costume and flourishing her ' -----------------------furniture, etc. the attractive plan, the permanent- 1 1 Lo-1 Or, Mi.L fof. A<r , Slate Ituad ■ * *for the ' ' ’ “* feature “Selective Pressure PROBATE COURT. ; Judges exposition will ' I r rhfun lira.rd H. u»n I., Her , locking doors and windows should golden trumpet?. She's a dear and h»rt it..— 1. Slate lt>.a.| '■'■••nr .1 J - l_ I Control”. Nothing else like — ■learn ——to ™ । Fst Thon*'i< Henev Order nn- • come from M- 8- C*. and all enbe given a rating of 95 per cent, not [as she grows older she- will s ‘ f certainly Jnlntlng Admr Pntcr e d . P [tries should be in place by Thun, 100 (>cr cent until they remember 1speak a little slower. £h_“■•II SAM —II. 1 . r.l, < ...t r. ■ <! ,1 • . ■■■ ,, won•l'“" is l'Eal. Elroy ToMu. ttclhSUon of *•' <*>■ ». , , that, at night. It is necessary to speaks loudly enough which SH> Mr* Unrdett. 4‘<it. nt lU.t.ur. Re Ute 1 have some type of visible light in. derfu) in a girl of her age. :■,trust filed. Comm, to take testiThe Prescription Drug Store Maybe the President will solve , FOR SAM -M l .I,- R..<l< pullet* *l.o ■ 2 ii Ian interior. ',I There that, completes thc review |mony usued. Iloinre trarbtic While l.»*l,i n. |The*audience was appreciative and;i Est, Clare O. Doster. Petition for several problems at one time by . -o mh I Tbe setting of the second act was Fred-rirk.»r> Free|H'rt In 17 HASTINGS i or, a dlsapixiintment to me. It was .generous with applause. It wai a Admr. filed, order for publication sending Gen. Hugh Johnson to Eu­ IIMF To MIKE KltAl'T -tl.r I.L , . 1, . 1 rope to make (lie people quit kicking . >,.,. 1 r ■ Id., r. ’. *, c Ari Ki.ld-r halt 1 re *5 [ distinctly amateurish and I expect- big hit. another triumph for the Civ- 'entered. rmle north W r-.ol «eh<M«l the dollar around. “ re <;<’>,ed to see fifth-grade pupils come He Playtra. I'm going to write a Est Helen C. Mills. New bond of ire, 40 ' out in gypsy costumes, rattling tarn- ’whole letter one of these days about,.guardian filed, order to discharge "Mother wants to know whether thb director and his staff, but until surety bond entered. she shall come to stay with us for a .. .anpi... li st tainment Usually the .civic Play- then, goodbye. Yours. Betty Barry, jj Est Mary Clifford. Petition lor .<■Pi.hr4 io era do remarkably well as to stage ‘hearing claims tiled. "It's thoughtful of her to suggest •i.i’ho'” a ’• ’ settings and I can't imagine why ' P S. I have wholly forgotten to an alternative. Tell her to sew." mento, to PumpUn-^iT'mi tod Checks Colds First Day—Head­ lorii .um-rred 'they failed ln this second act. T... ache or Neuralgia in 30 Minutes! 'room* t- allowed'action and the interest and the fine ,; — / t--,----- r • ------- i i Est. Patrick Corrigan- Notice of MOTICB TO CREDITOR*. ■wr.i>r<-t>te fund, gowns and vuuntcr courtier vuoiuiuca costumes snvea saved I J, “Wishing and J. he cutch ...... . — tails ------------Mott Spttdy Rttmditi Known •T”.?’.'". h«wever It went. dp An into the .K- bal- [“ little tykes ,bBl that sat U un dr v-1(hearing issued. L.r w!: lit It. however “le tykM P on 00 the drivI Eat. Jennie Stewart. Order asslgn'cony and looked down on it. It ers sca‘- RettHy the Pumpkln.Two mom* f,.r !i*lit hnuae ' 1 Fort RENT ing residue entered, discharge of ’'‘Tn much better The viiccacrchecker- , O^ch and the appearing and dis | n 17 ii <<<<•».« ucuci ----- .------.----- - ----“ ­ Admrx. Issued, estate enrolled. Inquire 401 .<*■>. Michifan I ” . "j n 11 he, p-f -' . board Ukrace of black and white appearing of °t the Godmother in In ‘the 13th HABTDCOB PARISH. A Vr ..,.1 blocks should to much greater ad- fireplace fl"Pl®“ was *“ mighty minhtv worthy wnrthv stageatw. ...“k, ,aul ? ,J?‘d „ J/, lon ,r HOI'SE «oi h rlrrlri. Pchl- in lhe r.nu. , METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. enlt. 1 tiie .toll of to I“ "" 0IM' »““>* ■ 1 r a • >, r • .nt vantage, but. after all. a set should coach cra — --entered AIUK* h*r Sl,r.-p.!• ohad soueaked nnd rumMed rumbled-lucation entered. RELIABLE MAN WANTED to eall • ■le < h*« A S.otl A Kon 1 ....M,.- look good to all the house, shouldn't ^Jvef Bd “ »ueaked and | *lc® i°nMftry E Ames p,.t|llon for ■ l-norie . I J___* 1 -._______________ 1 ' 1 ' ' I U»u«h, Cttdmn. ~ . tor >• « B«W s.rry M .hr „.m. I ,'“X “ »'d" .. She talks in a moat pleasing. Ju“> ‘or P-J*? under ! ""st M™ i McKee Bond of exeu.n N.J venfie way and her expression was < h°l*. you ” «ne be the Civic “"y “«*' of e« 10-17 dramatic crttlc and ro what ™ ££ lflnUng Sdemen7 eS /.•/.’Xi excellent. She danced like a fluff .. aii of thistledown and the girl is unde- do” « mB“" *ho 1 "ally am Let “ : oroer aetuemem en1 ' Ih. ' A\Vo.1l.|'*7<d' r.r'to.*;/ in ‘"od . . niably beautiful. Dr her magic-1me ,bUM around and sting 'em. I -— -' _ ■ __ _ UIIM, IXtObrr 13. A. I». 1M3*. Est. Tliomas Heney. Bond of gt«.ri ci.m.ni. J*dt> •< Pr»i f a K creaied ball-gown she eeached a You'll learn a whole lot from get-, 'Arinin filed, letters of Rd min is Ira- ---------- ' Fh.o.e 731—F2 10 17 in- ..d» point where her beauty was breath- lUlg stung r Betty Barry. | Ikm luuM. order Ilmirin, ■eUfe. FOR SALE Antiqu milk »afr. bemkra.e [nZXn taking. If she had a weakness it* irvikc ment. petition for hearing claims ( ”—- -* “— filed, notice to creditors issued, final '.’bld"'."’' ulll!7"[ Anna l-.Uon, Cl"j account of special Admr. filed, apeclal Admr. discharged. , NO lirsnst, tra Est. Roxana Dawson. Annual ac-' r«>ni,rnr runniri >□* . ilirk. I J4 count filed. '. on E State 1I...A Est. U. R Layman. Final account' Lost oct if. It er Spaniel Idreh of special Admr. filed, order allow­ i»k bi r)M and he danced . with an ?6 for which .h.™ «-m ing account entered, discharge of Mr. - • t North MV .I. It:, i special Admr. Issued, estate enrolledPaul Ilerr* 10 2 4 Est. Elroy Tobias. Proof of will : For SALE—Bbeei*., hoc* con. at thTom Rrnay farm touth of ('ethohe • by commr. filed, order admitting will eerneterr 10 34 WANTED Ho..der *C f.r. North Ilan i Est. Nellie Smith. Petltlcm for rk> north of I'l.lon , SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL v re?v deftaltata Mr*' W1U,Bm 8ch('nk«‘ •”4 chil- Admr. filed, waiver of notice filed, Eleanor Htrlekleti CHURCH MOTItTB TO CBBDITOBS. Mrs. Ida Wilkinson and Mrs Celia the vt in 17 | DouUit R. Krill*. Mlnl«t«r drcn ipent 3und*y ‘Hcnioon at the order appointing Admr. entered. Biota of Mlehlcan, th* Probata On HUSTINGS MARKETS indl\ .Hrhool 10:30 A il Erenin* Bllderbeck -of Assyria visited at "Robil FOR RENT—Mr « rix-m hon.e at Learh I J*°lnI,H1«h home of her mother. Mn. E. D. Est. Charles W. Watkins, Petition the Conaty of Barry. lake. 2 mile* out on North Broadwa* Frank Norton's Sunday afternoon, school presentation ------ ---------------------------------------------------------------WIllLil *I w.fcI-fcr- of _• V«>rmzm t l-l 11a -itation which wit- Lake. Vermontville. for Admr. filed. , Tn. the matter ot too C*l! at hou.e Route 2 Mr. Will Ic-H l — at. . ... _ _ | Mr. and Mrs. Grover Marshall nessed. throughout which he treat- । Mr’ .nd M„ n,.,h nf - , For **l». Barrtd Rock ro- .ter* for Ho­ Est- Clara G. Rogers. Petition for spent llar dinner. in 17 1 •sXo'Si c““" Admr. filed. FIRST UNITF-D BRETHREN CHURCH. Foth'»_________________ , NoTICF.— No htititl Est. John Smith. Petition to.ax- ! R**id*ac? c’o^soatk Hu>ov«t st. I Mlss Cleota Conklin W spent the name U William Fox. • Invjif >|"<* «IIoh MH. e.TOU „. change U. a Liberty bonds filed, or­ HM+l-X+rtoiTe-"' Knn<Uy Hfhooi ii ii a. W w->r*M|.' week in Chicago and visited a Cen* ‘ der to exchange y. S. Liberty bonds 1 th- f.*.t.>r. intrriiir<ii*tr, tury of Progress I Jeanne, werc as sweet as they could Fred Schlffman nf n.ou WANTED— E.perii'O jed *alealad. one I *ti.i .rrrnoii . [ ’i'.;:;"1 “» Honn,«n «.i«d at .t be even if they were supposed to be visited his Jreent* her? Momtay k entered. rWto’n.Er,''’ o'J o'. * Wto'to Est. Helen E. Hampton. Waiver of in- meanles. Susette. the little blonde The hunt Inc mmo hSr.n •.i.-Hn* TLur.,i»< -..inn* *t 7 Ml At Oien Asplnall's Saturday and SunFr.rd.rn*. Rtor. { ™ •t notice filed. “Jill "mt, ^Olm'n Mpln.ll ol Ml dr.-l-d u,d .UOUM ho w., th. nr middl- aerd m<n . *“K,“ ! through the piece with 'charming j “ j 0 ?? 1 Jear around Al." 1 - OBITUARY. 401 b. sut* uo*4. | Hickory Comers spent the week end grace When she danced her solo I B.ARBERS CORNERS. Winfield Scott VanEtt was born at 1 !»*•Sunday. Ort 31—Bible HehoxL 10:00,at Heber Julllen's. dance in the second act she was far The Altoft P. t. A. will meat Fri- Tiffany. Ohio. Feb. 11. 1M7 and de­ T'Vn,hPO<MU^<' * M E,'n,,l*1 Mrs. Charles Poth of Grand Rap- more graceful than the ordinary run day evening. Oct. 19. Program Is In parted this life, Oct. 2nd. 1934. He V'u <,wo . of ?«.n*'diri.ne,«rekfZ|,ds U 'Ulting at Grorer Marshall's. of amateurs. She has real acting, charge of MLw Myrtle Wilson Mrs lived to thc age of 87»years. 7 montiu CHAMOB OMNTMEIT BATH. re*ri> ..mm* >t 7 30). N«n» ,.nir» pr» j Mr and Mrs. Lowell Jarrard and ability. Her voice was a little weak -------------Roy Preston and- -Mrs. Herman and 21 days. He leaves to mourn ,Bmn’’ vtatled Bl Orover w«*cber» at limes. Jeanne, and how glad I Hauer are the refreshment oommlt- their ion two sons, Clarence E. of 4 hi m a. p‘w hr Battle Creek Sunday. was to hear them call her “ZJawh," Orangeville with whom he reilded, ' M*ihodi>t riiu»th with K-v Hr».» thMrs. Lula Gray visited from Pri- was a faithful little trooper who did The county Fjoad Commissioner. Lawrence W of South Bend. Ind.. . I?.";1* w.”m h'.’'Jurrb-s..4*y. *** until Saturday night at Leon her work waU. Her acting while James Crawley arid his helpers, have and a daughter. laVernie Wilson, of 1 wearing the tight shoe was remark- finished the county road fngn Bar- Utteyville. Colorado, one sister. Mrs [ -Mr. and Mrs. Vem Elliston of EUa Fuller, a brother. Will VanEtt. < "West Vermontville spent ' Sunday lutely foreign to her nature. I one mile wuth to connect with city of Pine Creek and nine grandcidl- ' with Mrs. Lula Gray. think that Jeanne was tho- product of Hastings approach and then back dren and four great-grandchildren [ FOR RAI.M—J. Mrs. Lowell Jarrard and Law­ Greece H K 1-2 mile to the lake which makes a besides a host of nieces and nephews rence. Mrs. Lula Gray and Mrs Ida very desirable road lo the lake traf­ and great niece and nephews of [ Norton attended the funeral of tprb and demonstrate her lesson. fic. Tiie commissioner and his help­ Battle Creek. Unton City; Athens < Frank E. HMy at Vermontville Susctte was Margret Barnett and ers need much credit for a Job of and Pine creek and a host of < Thursday. . *• road making Ilka this. friends. *■ ' 12 BUSSES DAILY THE TRIO CAFE for 13TH GEO. M. NEWTON Our Service CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. CARDS of THANKS WRECKING (JvS THE CHURCHES 666 STEADY WORK - GOOD PAY iJ NATIONAL BANK Of HABTINGB. �f Wednesday, Oct. 17, 1934 WIMPOSED 00760839 nles will be relieved ot 81,700,000 of I sales tax, which they now pay on i sales of gasoline. Can anyone offer a I good reason why gasoline and .auto- PART 1W< THE HASTINGS BANNER interesting letter FROM MRS. ORR FISHER ~ see lhe play "Cinderella" at the Cen- MARTIN CORNERS. iiri prill qrmiinF Orr Fisher spent Sunday with school auditorium Friday aftWm. Cogswell and family of Lake- ,ernoon. nLLirUL uLlllIUL ! « dv ocn ponce ul ntu unUub view. , MLU Opal Webb of Battle Creek te These that attended th* Mra. Eva Trautweln returned In the village for several days. Thursday from s visit with friends Harold Webb entertained Vernon pay a sales tax? We thlrik this Is a 1 SaUgUB, Mass.—Coming Cree*’ „ | Jeffries Sunday of Nashville white contemptible way of trying to . . Home Boon ------------'with the FERA in an adult educa­ Katharine and Pauline Stutz spent his sister. Garnet waa ’ the guest of WOULD EXEMPT SALES OF cheap, evade a fair share of the tax burowu REPORT 8HQW8 AN EVER tion program for the unemployed the week end with their sister. Mra. | Vernon's sister Rachel 1 Mra. Charlee Harrington. September 28. 1934. den den nt of thia this state. We think such — selI ­ OARS AND OIL FROM through the use of unemployed “S? cu^w.1* Ud U. Hlw. INCREASING WORK FOR fishness ought to be rebuked em­ Hastings Banner. teachers; Red Cross classes were or­ SALES TAX India and China, but it ma' phatically by the voters of this state. Hastings, Michigan. HUMANITY ganized in home hygiene, food selec­ * (y Sunday School convention at । ®venln,{ at the ,x>me 01 Herbte WU- J wedding invitation hurt lew. tion. first aid and life saving. This amendment, If it shall carry, Dear Sirs: The Banner is a most welcome The membership enrollment for Quimby Tuesday evening. will reduce from three cents a gal­ NO REASON FOR THIS IMPORTANT PHASES visitor Friday here here m in saugus, Saugus, the year ended June 30. 1934 was lon to two cents a gallon the tax on v Ion “llor every rnaay No school Thursday and Friday DISCRIMINATION gasoline. That will take (7.000.000, Massachusetts, where I am visiting an increase of 100418 because the teacher. Miss Darby, OF HEALTH WORK 3402484. from the money needed to build and <our o'd neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. members over the Roll Call fo» the attended the Teachers' Institute at Maintenance of Oounty Eoad maintain good roads in Michigan. i Alonzo Hilton and family, having previous year. In the agency's Kalamazoo. • Nothing but a selfish motive and a ‘ accompanied them home from their. Other Activities Include Life seventeen Midwestern Area states, Systems Would Fall on Please remember lhe Rally Day desire to saddle that amount on Michigan visit. We had Ideal Saving, Nutrition Courses, loss In* membership during five years program at church next Sunday. Rea) Estate somebody else can be ascribed u>!*«rther «nd a lovely trip, stopping of depression has approximated only Oct. 21. Special program in the Civilian Relief, Etc. I Again we, urge our readers not to this attempt. If the proposition is'enroute at Niagara Falls, which I two percent. morning at 10:30. Co-operative din­ I overlook lhe amendment ballots correct, and we maintain that it Is. enjoyed very much. One who has The American Red Cross has re­ Dates for the annual Roll Call are ner at 12:30. Kentucky Jubilee There will be several of them at that cannot Mint the uic owners of or automobiles auiomoonca for ror "ever ------ . -the — •Falls, ---------; Imag• icascu leased hii an otuciai official report report or of iu Its acac- from November 11 to 29. All the or­ singers will be with us for the after­ ,/tbe November election. We espe- X!1S!k'1K a.Sl±Ur»5 romplw™^ r« u.. UM me*> ganization's activities are dependent noon service at 1:30, followed by I ViMly urae every reader of Ute Ban­ furnish lhe revenue U> build and। tiiem. After leaving Syracuse. New ; year which tells a significant story upon Individual support. Enroll­ sermon by our district superintend­ ; ner to vote against two propositions. maintain such roads,-then there Is। York, the roads gradually become of ever-increasing services to hu­ ment fees range from (25.00 down to ent. Dr. Hugh Kennedy. Be sure , I which we think are selfish in thc no reason whatever for thto attemptL more hilly and rocks more numer- manity. •1.00. Except for fifty cents from to come and spend the day with us. extreme. They are being urged by to cut the gas tax to two cents. ' ' ous. Up one hill and down another, ' The direct expenditures of the each membership all funds derived The L. A. 8. will have their fam­ th Michigan Automobile Club, whose The legislature has provided thal; around sharp curves and past sleepy ,National Red Cross in Its disaster from the approaching campaign are ily night supper Wednesday evening, headquarters are at Detroit. These •4.000.000 a year be taken from the, little hamlets with their large old 'relief operations during the year retained by chapters for local acllvi- Oct. 24. Supper at 7:00 followed , fashioned houses with blinds and by a Hallowe'en program. Plan to two amendments which they pro­ gas lax to build and maintain town­ amounted to (1.627.000.00. according attend. pose, If carried, will be written Into ship roads. It has taken (2,000.000। always hills and rocks, some places !to lhe report. In addition, about . the state constitution. That means from the gas tax lo help counties! the rood ran through solid rock. Tire (230.000.00 Rev. Conklin expects to begin of the general expendi­ WEST ORANGEVILLE that the legislature will be powerleu pay their Covert road bonds. It has, prills are covered with a thick un­ tures of the National Organization AND EAST GUN. some special services Sunday. Oct to change them. They are nothing token out of thc gas tax several mil­. derbrush, pine and cedar-and the | are applicable lo Disaster Relief Cecil Hanson and family have re­ 28. Mrs. Short and daughter will (1 mord nor leu than statute laws, but lions each year to pay on the »50.- fragrant "plney" smell Is in the air. j-1 Service. Altogether, 103 calamities turned to their home at Clarksville assist Before we entered Pittsfield?; a brazen attempt is made to write 000,000 of bonds, sold several years, after a week ’ s visit with his parents. ’ required lhe agency's assistance them tnto the constitution, so as to ago to build good roads In tills slate. Massachusetts, we climbed Lebanon I during the twelve month period. DUNHAM P. T. A. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hanson. .take it out ot the hands of thc leg­ The interest and principal on these: mountain, which was still higher 1 Disaster Relief Service adminis­ We understand the Orangeville The Dunham schoolhouse was islature to deal with these Import­ bonds is taken from the gas tax. up and to make matters worse they tered relief in all types of disasters schoolhouse is progressing rapidly filled to capacity at its October 12 : were repairing the road. On one ant matters. * Where will that leave lhe state of to 119.000 sufferers In 163 counties and will soon be ready for occu­ P. T. A- meeting which began with a The first amendment proposed Michigan, with 8509 miles of trunk side the hill rose up so high and .in the United States. A new record pancy. We imagine lhe pupils will fried chicken supper. The program would limit to 35c per hundred line roads to maintain, and to build on thc other side It dropped down for frequency of tropical storms In be glad to get back In a real school consisted of a minstrel show by a weight the automobile weight tax additional mileage of cement trunk probably 100 feet the other way, only a single year was (kperienced this building with more room and better group of school children; a discus­ | In this state, it would If carried be lines each year? It will rob thc state about three feet from where we were year. sion of teaching arithmetic; read­ Twenty-one storms lashed the facilities for their school work. definitely fixed. In our judgment the of Michigan It will mean that the travelling. For some time before ;coastline from Texas to Pennsylvan­ We understand Harry Blovelt Is ings by Mrs. Cyrus Buxton. Russell weight tax is wrong. There ought to building and maintaining of town­ we reached Pittsfield we could see ia causing much destruction. no better at this writing and Mrs. Donovan, and Dale Sponseller; a be a tax levied, which would Just ship roads will be passed up to the the beautiful Berkshire hills In the The review shows that new Blovelt is at lhe Crlspe hospital at piano duet by Beatrice Buxton and cover lhe cost of the license plates people in* the Townships to be paid distance. After leaving Pittafield. .heights were attained in safety Plainwell, the occasion being a big Enid Cheeseman; songs by Mr. and and thc necessary clerical help to by a tax on real estate. It will mean which is about 125 miles from Sau- ,work. More than 70,000 foreman, boy. Wc haven't learned the name Mrs. Byron Moody and Mrs. Geo. . list them properly at Lansing, and that the money now used from the gus, we traveled over the Berkshire^ time Ball: and u shadow play by Wayne clerks and other key employes over thc Jacob's ladder trail. At ita to furnish the lists of automobile gas tax to pay principal and interest Mrs. Howard Hawley has returned Ostroth. Eugene Ball, arid Howard of the Civil Works Administration J owners to sheriffs and other law-en­ on the state's road bonds will have to summit we were 230 feet above sea were given instruction In First Aid. to Grand Rapids after helping her McIntyre. forcing officers. We insist that it is be raised by taxation. It will mean level. The scenery in the Berkshires of whom 48438 received Standard parents. Mr. and Mrs.'c. E. VanEtt. On Friday afternoon the school­ unfair, as a matter of principle, to that all tire outstanding-Covert road Is very beautiful and I enjoyed it Red Cross Certificates, as part of in the last sickness of her grand­ children and several parents attend­ make a man who may qwn a car bonds, all of which were issued prior very much. ed the "Cinderella" play In Hastings. father. W. 8. VanEtt. We reached Saugus about eight the National CWA safety program. and drive It two thousand miles a to the fifteen mill tax limitation law. Sunday visitors at-C- E. VanTU's At least one man on every project ' year to pay the same weight tax for will have to be paid by the people o'clock Sunday evening, having had employing PODUNK. 50 or more men was giv­ were, Mr. and Mr£ Marsh Calthrop the upkeep of the roads that anoth­ through taxes Instead of being paid a nice trip. I had read many times en 15 hours Intensive training. A and two daughters, of Prairieville, The chicken pie supper at the er owner will who drives his car 50,­ out of the gas tax. It will mean that about thc stem and rockbound coast total of 130,972 First Aid Certificates and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grooee- church was well attended. The la­ 000 or 100400 miles a year. But that county road systems, which arc now on which the Pilgrims landed, but have been awarded by Red Cross beck and son Harold of Marshall. dles cleaning up a nice sum. , Is Just the proposition on the weight maintained by money received from never dreamed It could be as rocky since Winfield Scott VanEtt passed Mrs. Bro&s of Hastings Is moving establishment of the Service tax. U It is written Into the consti­ the gas and weight tax. cannot have as it Is. Great rocky hills here in ’a quarter of a century ago. The year away Oct. 2. 1934 at the residence of on her form In this neighborhood. tution tiie legislature can never deal thc money they need from the state. Saugus and In many places houses saw the completion of two decades his son. Clarence VanEtt. of Orange­ Mr. and Mrs. o. Heyward and with it. Il la out of their hands. This It will therefore hove to be raised by are built right on the solid rock. - ‘of Red Cross life saving. It was in ville. He had been In poor health Mrs. Minnie Shriner of Kalamazoo Mr. and Mra. Ben Landis of Wood- ‘ amendment ought to be opposed. taxation. February 1914, that the Red Cross for nearly two years and a continual were visitors at George Ransom’s The Banner maintains that there land, the latter a sister of Mr. Hll- life saving corps was first estab­ sufferer. He made his home with his Sunday. The next, and most selfish, amend­ ment Is the proposal of the Automo- iare more reasons why lhe gas tax ton. were also visitors here this lished. During the last fiscal year son and family for over eighteen Mrs. Jennie Loehr visited Mrs. ' bile Club of Michigan to cut thc gas ishould be increased to four cents, summer, and with friends we all 72403 Life Saving certificates were years and will be greatly missed by Katie Fowler of Springport Thurs­ . tax from three cenle a gallon to two Lthe _ — weight -------------------------tax eliminated -—----and-----a made a trip up into the White issued. day. , In the last 20 years 559.­ the family arid neighbors. cents a gallon That is a selfish ef- .nominal tax of (1.00 be made on ev- mountains In New Hampshire, to 873 Life Saving Certificates -Jiave Mr. and Mra. Merchant have fort to sidestep meeting a rightful cry car. than there are for cutting Chocoma. named for Mt. Chocoma t^een Issued. MORGAN. moved in our neighborhood, we ex­ * share of lhe coal of road building the gas tax to two cents, which will at whose base nestle the little vil­ Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Draper and Service to war veterans continued tend to them a hearty welcome. and upkeep and to saddle It upon' mean that lhe roads cannot be lage nnd lake by lhe some name. It .to be a major task of the national irons Clifford and Rex visited Mr. people who never ought to be com­ maintained unless it is done with tax Is a beautiful spot and the ride from ,organization. Home service workers Curious: "I wish I could find out and Mrs. Forrest Coleman of Has­ Phone 2121 Hailing* money, paid on real estate or other here through forests of pine, cedar, In 736 Chapters dealt with the prob­ Iiow many relatives I have." pelled to pay It. tings ^Sunday to see their new Oood roads arg built for automo­ property. Il will mean taxation to silver birch and occasionally a ma- lems of 329,728 ex-service men or Cynic: "Why, that's lhe easiest daughter. bile traffic—there is no doubt aboul improve township roads, which are pie, were beautiful to see. The their families. Onr teacher. Alberta Greenfield, in hospitals and thing in the world—just buy a sum­ that. That being true, there can be now being put in good condition mountains loomed ahead and to the regional offices of the Veterans' Ad­ mer cottage."_______ took her pupils of Morgan school to no doubt about the justice of asking from funds from the gas tax. It will side of us, their sides covered with ministration and In other govern­ the people who use these roads in mean taxation upon the people of evergreens and shrubs and some­ ment hospitals, representatives of the automobile traffic for business or for this state, which would be permis­ times huge rocks in their midst. We national organization dealt with pleasure to pay the cost of the roads sible under the fifteen tax limitation were there the sixth of August, and 67499 men or their families. The re­ and their upkeep Tiie fairest tax law. to pay the state bomjs and the there was frost discernible on the port shows 6.979 men now in regular that is levied in the state of Michi­ county Covert road bonds outstand­ roofs then In the morning, and when service, or their families, were aided gan is the gas tax. If a man drives ing. which were Issued before the we were there over Labor day. the jby Chapters, and 28,494 coses, were maple mixed in among the pines 2.000 miles a year he will pay a tax. fifteen mill tax limitation handled by Red Cross field directors only upon the gasoline he uses to thought of. had flaming red leaves. A lovely in army, navy and marine corps sta­ If our readers wont* to loud ‘them­ sight. drive that 2.000 miles. If he drives 1f " J tions and workers in government 50,000 miles, he will pay on the gaso-1 selves with these taxes and Jet the I enjoy the broad Atlantic with Its hospitals. Twelve thousand offoers i automobile owners escape paying great rooks rising out of the water and men were brought within the question about thc falmeu of the their proper share for road' coats, nnd al IM edge and the many inter- *scope of Red Cross service to en­ if they want to take >5.000.000 out of esting and historical places In and i listed personnel. But there is a joker in this pro­ the sales tax. which Is now helping around Boston. Harvard Museum, There are 36.133 nurses on lhe pped amendment. It specifically welfare work and the schools of Bunker Hill, Old South church and active list of the Red Cross Nurses' . exempts. If It shall be carried, all Michigan, then they should vote for all the rest, as well as the beau- Reserve, ready to respond to calls sales of automobiles and all sales of these constitutional amendments. tlful Lynn woods with Dungeon from Army or Navy and the Red gasoline from paying a sales tax. Bul if they want to have the road Rock and other interesting things. Cross Disaster Service, ’ "that means that the state will lose costs and maintenance put where In Salem there Is n pioneer village ' Fifty-two public health nursing •3400.000 of sales tax which Is now they belong upon automobile owners depicting life as lived by*tha early . services were supported in part from 1 ..M on the sale of automobilea. It they should vote against these settlers, which Is very interesting. ‘ a fund established through the gen­ being a reproduction of their cabins win mean that the big oil compa- amendments. erosity of Will Rogers, and 33 serv­ and their crude way of living. While ices were similarly aided by funds I like Massachusetts and New contributed by lhe Supreme Coun­ Hampshire, with their beautiful cil. 33?d Degree A- A- Scottish Rite, scenery and their friendly people, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction. still there is no place like "MichlReference In the report to other gan. My Michigan" lo which I ex- . important phases of health work pect to return soon. reveals that 1.425 authorized Instruc­ Millie J. Fisher. tors were active In teaching classes in Home Hygiene and Care ot the WEST HOPE. Sick. Out of 62.600 students who Lester Cleveland te our new boy received instruction 48.006 satisfac­ at school. He with his parents and torily completed the course and were grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wells, awarded certificates. To date 732.­ have moved onto tiie old Cooney 733 certificates have been Issued farm recently vacated by Mr. and since the Red Cross first undertook Mrs. Ed. Hunt. the teaching of such courses. Several from here attended the A total of 654 Instructors organ­ funeral of William Snyder of Clov­ ized classes in cooperation with the erdale Monday. The bereaved fam­ Federal Emergency Relief Adminis­ ily have our deepest sympathy. tration during the year. Several opossums have been seen Proper diets and malnutrition around this neighborhood lately, problems also concern the Red much to the consternation of our Cross, seventy-six Red Cross chap­ dogs. ters, had available during the year Congratulations to Gordon Colli­ the services of 253 women trained In son of Battle Creek, who was mar­ ried Sunday. A long and prosperous volunteers and 13 were nutritionists married life te one wish for he and employed by chapters on a full-time his wife. or part-time paid basis. These In­ Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Woodman and structors gave valuable assistance to family attended a shower at the chapters on school lunch projects, home of J. P. Collison of Kalamazoo preparation of menus, low-coat re­ Saturday evening given in honor of cipes, and food orders, and In visit­ their son, Gordon, and wife. ing homes of families with food Mr. and Mra. Chas. Wise, Fred Visitors at the World's Fair In problems. A total of 3400 persons completed Chicago Bunday were. Mrs. Harold DEPOSITS INSURED Red Cross Food and Nutrition Springer and sons, Jimmie and Don, Courses and received Red Cross cer­ and Dan Cook of BiiRbcc Corners. tificates and cards. Altogether, since thc Red Cross begun these food and church next Sunday morning at nutrition courses, 35X127 certificates 10:30. Everyone la cordially Invited. and cards have been issued. ’ s. *■ WASHINGTON, D. C. J On August 15, 1933, the Central FAIR LAKE. The Bunnell Ladles' Aid will meet Wheat Distribution Office at Chi­ for dinner Oct. 23 with Mr. and cago closed after 17 months of oper­ for ' each D epositor ation. during which the Red Cross Mrs. Oscar Smith of Hickory Cor­ distributed 85400.000 bushels of gov­ ners. Everybody Invited. Mrs. Daisy Chapman and family ernment wheat surpluses: 10.688407 have moved onto the Allie Roach barrels of flour. 233.901 tons of feed. 4,885 tons of cereal. Recipients to­ farm. . Mr. and Mrs. Earl McOlocklln, talled 6.803486 famines, or one of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pierce and son, every five families In lhe United Allen. Earl Wcadbrock and Iva Case States. On February 38, IBM. the Central spent Sunday with Mason Forahey Cotton Distribution Office at Washand family at Milo. * Mr. and Mra. Charles Farrah of Varmontvllle, MUs Gladys Walters eratlon. during which tire Red Croaa Of Hastings, Blanche Goldsworthy distributed 844,063 bales of govern­ and friend, Arthur Longbrakp, ment cotton surpluses: 66.733.5WJ ready-made garments. 103,650,778 B. A. LyBarker, Prop. Harting a, Mich. and Mrs. Lola Miller and yards of cloth and sheeting. 3,179.­ ■family, all of * BatUe Creek, were 941 blankets and comforters. Recip­ TELEPHONE 2T15 Bunday visitors at Lottie Oolllster's. ients totalled 5478418 famliea, rep­ Mrs. Frank Davis and Mn. Lucas resenting approximately 26 million of Battle Creek were visitors of Mrs. individuals. Civilian relief also was extended, the report states During Earl Frits Friday. BUY NOW! Good Used Cars Are a Bargain if f they have had good care. The origi­ nal owner has taken a larger depre­ ciation than the car deserves and you get the benefit. Trade your old car for a better one. 1930 PONTIAC COACH. 1930 HUDSON in fine condition. ' 1933 V-8 STANDARD COACH. 1933 V-8 DE LUXE COACH. 1928 CHEVROLET TRUCK. 1929 FORD TRUCK with Dual , Wheel* and Stake Body. Call and look these over and you will find .some real bargains. FORD DEALERS MEASURE with the 1 oz. Lemon Flavoring 1 oz. Black Walnut Flavoring 3 oz. Vanilla Flavoring all for This “Yardstick” of —and you will find that since its or­ ganization in 1886 (48 years ago) it has consistently rendered every possible aid to its patrons and the 'people of this community. • ' It has always been a safe depository for funds—both savings and com­ mercial—paying a reasonable and safe interest earning on Savings. It has extended such accommodat­ ing assistance to borrowers as sound business practice would permit. —and now, after the great fin flurry of 1929 to 1934, it still every reasonable banking facil its hundreds of patrons. We hope you will take advantage of what this bank has to offer and become a regular customer here Cut out this ad­ vertisement and bring it to us and get this sample assortment of flavoring for 25c PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation $5000 $5000 HASTINGS TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, �the --------------- Hastings banner, Wednesday, October 17,1934 spent Thursday night st thc Will hu been visiting at Mn. Cramer's and Mra. Clarence Kime of Clarks­ Friday till Sunday afternoon. BUY EARLY TO GET MUhlcr home. ville called at Harold Yoders Thurafor some time, returned with him. been residing with his sister in Bat­ .October 19th. Prank Walton and wife called at Marion accompanied Mra. Nash to F. L. Walton and daughter, Ber­ day forenoon BEST ALFALFA SEED tle Creek. Ho was a bachelor. Fu­ Will Mishler, wife and Gwendolyn Bailie Creek Sunday to see Edwin nice, accompanied by Miss Beulah Win Dipp's Monday evening south r. and Mra. John H. Brown neral services were neia held Sunday ouuu»> Cremer of Orand Rapids and Mira IhUr, Ruth, of Freeport a visited at Joe Stahl's nekr Elmdale Nash. Northern Grown Seed Adapt- morning at ll o'clock at the Hess Eleanor Thaler of Campbell were in Bunday afternoon. Andrew Blough is expected home — Juneral home, conducted by the Rev. ed for Michigan Uae Is a Elmer Shaeffer, wife and Lois from the hospital thia (Monday) Clarksville Saturday evening. BARBEES CORNERS. S. R. Wurtx. Mrs. Gall Lykins sang daughter, Maybell, were callers Frank Barnhart attended A cen­ Last Week's Letter. “ were Sunday visitors at Will Holl­ afternoon. "Lead Kindly Light" and "Abide Short Crop This Year Mra. P. L. Walton attended W. M tury of Progress returning Sunday. The Barry county road builders Mr. and Mra. Otan Clum at £ Raymond and Roger Shaw had iman's in North Bowne. With Me." Burial In Lakeview cem­ Sympathy is extended Mr. and H. A. Johnson of Bowne Center etery. He leaves two brothers their tonsils out on Saturday. —a — caller at — the H.• Pardee and Mr. and Mrs. Hafner and Mr. and ’ was — -• - W. —• — -------- — - fin and wife in Hastings Wednesday Mrs. Jesse Blough in the death of James and MUo Biret. both of spring should locate their seed early Leach lake Saturday. | Word from Washington la that Mrs. John Thaler and daughter. their infant twin daughter. Nashville, one sister. Mra. Elsie Tar­ Mra. Charles Higdon attended the Mrs. Jennie Pardee homes Sunday because the crop is short and vari­ Erwin Slump of Waukarusa. In-1 James Bragdon recently attended emits in'lha new forest camps 1 Helen, of West Campbell were call­ Rural Carriers' meeting In Hastings evening. bell of BatUe Creek. eties not suitable for this state may I Mrs. Earl Miller and MraSaturday night. -------"* ** “ Roland ers at the Frank Walton home dtana. visited Bunday with hU ata-jthe funeral of his brother, Clinton. be furnished everything from hata Mn. Briggs and son of Grand appear in the market later, accord­ ter. Mrs. Harry Cramer and family, of Orleans county. New York. toothpaste." And that, we shot Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dickson Nelson of Shipshewana, Indiana, Thursday. ing to the form crops department Rapids called Sunday at lhe home spent the week end with Mr. nnd visited at Andrew Bloughh from Mra. Zora Poe of Orand Rapids His mother. Mrs. Sarah Burher. who 1 Do not forget the Parent-Teacher say, corers a very limited area. cf Mr. and Mrs- Ray Morganthaler at Michigan State College. Mrs. Maynard Knolls nt Three Riv­ Michigan produced 2.600.000 to see her granddaughter. Ethel Mac era. Mra. W. J. Noyes returned pounds of alfalfa seed last year but Kinne. home with them, the 1934 crop 13 not expected to be Mrs.'E. A Hanneman entertained Mrs. George Campbell is visiting J more than two-thirds as large. This (her mother. Mrs. Verchoor, and sls- relatives in St. Louis. Mo., and Bed­ Michigan seed is well suited for use ter. Miss Marie Verschoor. of Grand ford. Ind. here but. as prices are high, much I Rapids over Sunday. Mrs. T. 8. K. Reid and sons of If the supply will probably be moved I Mr. and Mrs. Horace Babcock and Hastings spent the week end here outside the state. This year s crop | fanlUy Bpcnt Sllnday wllh Mr and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cru­ is not targe enough to supply thc Mrs. FlnI(,y Way of BatUe Crcck so, nnd helped with the care of her Michigan demand if all remained nnd twjpcd Mrs. Way celebrate her father, who Is sick. here. | blrthdayr Montana. Idaho Minnesota; and Bnd Mrs will Reynolds of SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. • lhe Dakotas produce alfalfa seed Homer were Sunday guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs Francis Gorham rdapted for use in Michigan bul the and Mrs_ Fiirl Townsend. were guests Friday night and Sat­ tropa tn aff those stales except, Mr Mrs D^eJ GarHngr r urday of the latter's mothef Mrs. Idaho is short tills year. Southern j !:p<.nt Sunday with relatives at Clara Wilder, of Battle Creek. grown seed is nearly worthless in Woodbury. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Peterson and Michigan It germinates and grows | Mr and Mrs Broolu and two children of Grass Lake were during the summer and faU but (arnlly Of Flint spent the week end guests on Friday of Mr and Mrs kills out during Michigan winters. ; WJth relatives here. Wm. Havens. Foreign alfalfa seed from warm I Mr aIld Mrs Ralph Wi therbee ,Mr. and Mra. Wm. Hart and baby countries is also a poor buy. It has spent Sunday with the latter's par- of Cloverdale were guests from1 the same disadvantages for Michi- cnU. Mr and Mrs shcldon. Thursday tiji Saturday of thc for­ gan os seed produced in the south- ln Kalamazoo mer's sister. Mrs, Robert Vrooman. ! ii> er^, „ Mr and Mrs. Wallace and Billy mid husband. • Tiie Michigan seed law requires all w-erc at Mt. Pleasant Sunday, Oley Douglass spent thc week end alfalfa seed to be sold in bags mark- I Mlss A(rncs DauM, of Lamm,, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emer­ rd with the place of the seed s ori- ipcnt Thursday at her home here, son Edger of the Edger district. rln l„«.. require tthat h.t l„_ n|ghl sh(. underwent jin. W-drrul Federal laws im­ On Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bagley and ported seed shall be stained with a an operation for appendicitis at UMU81lu«o «„u daughters nnd little Miss Joyce Sparrow hospital. Lansing, where Beattie of Kalamazoo visited from tame from. Buy Michigan or north­ she is a student nurse. Her mother. Thursday till Sunday with their 5-lb. ern grown alfalfa seed. Mrs. Adolph Dause. Sr., is spending parents and grandparents. Mr and a few days in Lansing. (Mrs. prAncls Gorham. Mr. and Mra. Dr. Pulta was In Detroit Sunday. Ernest Gorham and children of KalFrank Hecker of Chelsea spent ] Born Oct. ,d 14 to Mr. on[l Mrs- amazoo were guests there tor the Full Cream » few days last week at 4x1s home | Clyde Van Wie. a daugl —filter. week end. here. Mrs. Hecker returned with On Friday Mrs. Gail Gall Lykins ! asMr. and Mra. Harry Dunn took him on Sunday to spend the win­ sisted by Mra. Clarence Sliaw, en- several of the school children to ter there. They were accompanied tertalned lhe Bethany Sunday Hastings Friday afternoon to attend by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Endsley of School* class Sixteen enjoyed thc the play • Cinderella.” They all enWayland and Miss Freldn Hecker. pot luck dinfter after which they joycd lt very much and Mra. coy Coy a. G. Brumm were sewed on quilt blocks and had their Mr. ana Mr and Mrs Robert Vrooman 1 tn Hastings Saturday night meeting. Before leaving rc in •■" attend----- • business ------ were in unicago saturaay anaw.enun ­ Chicago Saturday and Sun- ’ ing the Rural Carriers' meetinc. hnme day j — _»» __ »__ • A Century _• __ meeting, i for home the hr«!>AAA« hostesses «ervaH served home attending of _ProeMr. and Mrs. Old Gage. . Ion, Mer-1 made ice cream and cake. rev» tf — .'.l r. I _ ... ... _ .. . fn and Avis, Miss Mildred Coie, | Miss Virginia Cole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ShdlenbarZack Elliston, all of Nashville. Mr. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. G. Cole, broke her BL ,r and aI1(. ™ UIC oacssa ger son 0, of Lake Odessa wenwere | wd Mrs. John Johnson of BatUe ' yist while at the football game Pri- JaUers 8undly afternoon in the 4.1b. plu. Creek and Mr. and Mra. Henry day . hrwne of Mr and Mrs Geo Havens Dyswerdea of Grand Rapids en-1 On Wednesday afternoon lhe Master Howard * Vrooman * was a Joyed a birthday dinner Sunday at Women's Literary Club enjoyed a „u“t Df hla grandparents Mr and I Lh. tan, or Mr. .nd Mr. Hmr,• Prcwm... a.r/rn Tour. vUIUrr, m„ runln « Bmh Ef bJLKSiJL. " ur>CT",“?“!! a c“Mr. Bigley's birthday. ________ ... ... _ta* ..,ry Uiry or of ProdTOM. Progress. Mr. and Mra. Ed. Mayo and Mr. supper was served at the cottage of Hastings and I Dr Adrounie of--------------------and Mrs. Porter Kinne were In De- ' Mrs. Len W. Fclghncr at Thom- county nurse. Miss Row De Foe. of j trolt Sunday to sec Mrs. Klnne's i apple lake. lb. tin Middleville were at tiie Otis school I irf" “ “>■•! Vr. IMV Towr^nd of Ann Ar. Jo^Vid i.mlnri'fMVhfMrin ously sick. . bor spent the week end at her cot- Wo arc B|ad rr[x>rt thev didn't MLsa Donna N&rthrup of Battle tagc at Thomapple lake r.d s^wrai Creek spent lart week with her par-1 On Saturday night the seniors enu. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Northrup. • sponsored a beano game at the m®r,cra_?r!.,,rfs?r'- —-" — —. Mrs- Bert Newland entertained at They spent from Sunday until Tues-1lACJCT"' Wetherbee and ”---------------,nnett 8*™8e- dinner Thursday evening in honor day in Detroit. . PlC* H of tbe 90th birthday of her father, Mr. and Mra. Daniel Gorhnger jI honey, eggs nnd ........... other edi- 'Mr w A KtrT Mr lna h«„., potatoes, ....... lb. returned last Thursday from a visit I ble products were given away. i' Edger of the Edger district and tint with relatives in Ohio. 1 Special services are being held son 1 Mr. nnd Mra Chas. Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hecker nnd , this week at thc Evangelical church James, of Middleville were the family spent lhe week end with the in charge of Mra. Mabie Elder, who son. ' the latter being an honor latter's parents at Salina. Ohio. was known In her early life at the guests, 1 guest also-as hl» birthday was the Last Thursday, ns Ray Rapson Girl Preacher of Chicago. ’ a Henn' Ehret---------— Mrs Warner, Mrs. Mary ' day following. Mr. Kerr has been a and werej-.-. driving to respected resident of this place for town the latter's car was hit by thc Hope and Mrs. Gail Lykins were in a number of years and nil Join in M:28 passenger train at the Sher­ Battle Creek Tuesday. I | wishing him m'an^ more birthdays man street crossing. Mr. Ehret was Tt>e officers for the sophomore killed. Mr. Rapson was driving his class are: President. Winifred BRANCH DISTRICT. Ford sedan to town when Mr. Ehret Brum; vice-president Alice Sebos- |I Congratulations are in order for1 waved lo him and wanted to ride. tian; secretary ^nd treasurer. Louis , They failed to hear the bells ring­ Kraft: class adfisor, J. B. Van De jMr. Theodore Dutmer of Grund ing at the crossing, drove onto the Venter The freshman class officers ,Rapids and Mta$ Ruth Mudge wlw track and the car. was struck in the are President. Marlon Smith; vice- .were married Sunday afternoon at Mudge home by Rev. Van Dormiddle and carried about 40 rods president. Robert Beattie; .secre- . the ' down the track toward tiie depot, tary and treasurer. Virginia Roth­ cen of Barryvllle m the presence of ...Ehret . — . __...., Mable sut. about thirty of lhe immediate famMr. was .killed and when they Mr. and Mrs. Dutmer expect got to lhe car Mr. Rapson was un­ der Mr. Ehret. He was taken to thc Pulta hospital where y was lound s****-*’1— he had a fractured wrist, bruises u "“I land suffering from shock. He will _o. «... be confined to the hospital for a Friday tejjlng of the death of his —, j A box social will be held at thc | lb. cans 1 1 Branch schoolhouse Wednesday I _ evening. Oct 24. Fish [X>nd, fortune telling, candy and popcorn for sale , 'will be the attractions of the cveIning. Ladies bring box supper for. twy.-Coffee furnished. John Darby and son. Dorr, attendcd A' Century of Progress over thc' week end going m lhe Martin bus । MUs Mary Roee Maurer had the i ‘ misfortune to smash into the school trailer owned by Laurel Marshall. | Friday morning, damaging the ' Maurer car and also the trailer. For-1 Itunately no one was Injured | Mr and Mrs Lee Misenar and Mr. and Mrs. R. E Hall of Battle Creek. I Mr. nnd Mrs, Kenneth Norton and' Joyce ot Marshall Mr. and Mrs.1 Vincent Norton and Margery were at the home of Mr and Mrs. Keith Norton Sunday evening to help All Flavor• Popul.r Br..d, Barbara remember her third birth­ day. . I The North Maple Grove ladfe-j will meet with Mrs Blanch Hanes Thursday afternoon to finish tytnjj a comfortable. cousin. Render Hayes, In Toledo. The funeral and burial was Ln Win­ chester, Ind., on Monday. Fred Langham and family ot Orand Rapids are ocupylng the Amelin Lentz house. Mr. Langham is the new foreman in the cabinet LOOK! FEATURES This Long List of FOOD BARGAINS—Exceptional Buys of High Quality Merchandise at Spectacular 8 o’Clock Coffee “L- - 18c Calumet Iona Flour Salada Tea B|U,L*UI MbV-85c 27c Cheese $1.17 Pink Salmon T**,c“ 2 25c 31c Raisins s~ded °r s**dl~ Soda Crackers orCRAHAMS2^ 19c Hills Bros. Coffee 32c Vegetable Soup Cou°,T Bokar Coffee 49c Bulk Green Tea Malt-O-Meal pk* 19c B««< H«»h 2c“*29c Matches Beans a. Suppose we should say to our de­ positors—You do the loaning. While ,we make loan? to many people and do not refuse any re­ quest without due consideration, yet we do use great care in the selection of our securities and notes. - * -- . All our deposits are insured un­ der the Federal Deposit Insur­ ance Corporation plan up to $5,000.00. Kidney —. — ) • I and family. Mrs. Emery Kune. Mrs. Jane Kune 52c 2 lb. i9c Nutley Oleo Pancake Flour s“”*,ld Wheaties 21c 2 pk,t 23c Cod Fish 27c Cream of Wheat p-.. 23c Doughnuts P1^«d d“ 12c Whitehouse Milk 3 ““ 17c n>. 21c Grandmother's Bread Scot Tissue 6c 3 r°11* 20c Chocolate Twirls ,b- 19c Pacific Toilet Paper 6rol>* 17c Soap Cashmara Boquet 3 •kM 25c Red Beans 3 — 25c Ann Page Jelly Fould’s Noodles Baking Powder Su,u“ 2-19c Candy Bars 3'” 10c Jello Gum 3 lb 10c Shredded Wheat SOUTH BOWNE. Lost Week's Letter. Mrs. Polly Blough and son Al­ vin of Johnstown. Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Lena MUhcr visited Mrs. A- T. Eash Monday afternoon. • Wm. Cosgriff and wife of Lowell spent Bunday with Mrs. Jennie Par­ doe. Miss Eleanor Miller accompanied Mrs. H. D. Smelker- and Zona to. Grand Rapids-Baturday and attend­ ed a teachers convention. Mr. and Mrs.' Chas. Marvin of Clarksville called on Mrs. Jennie Pardee Monday afternoon. Mrs. John Thaler and daughter Helen of Campbell called on Mrs. Will Mishler Thursday forenoon. Dun Zook of near Clarksville called at Harold Yoder’s Monday afternoon. Mra. Frank Walton called on Mra. Edith Godfrey an5 Dr. Peckham In Freeport Wednesday evening. Miss Evelyn Boardsley and Miss Virginia Reed of Lansing spent Fri­ day night with Bernice Walton. Rev. and Mra. R. a. .Hoffman of Lake Odessa were Friday night guests of Mr. and’Mrs. Will MUliler and daughter. Miss Beulah Cramer of Grand Rapids spent the week end with her 101 10c X 15c Iona Cocoa Considerable criticism now days is displayed in the newspapers Concerning banks' not loaning their money more freely. Would they not be just as carqful as we are today, as to whom they would loan the funds of the bank? 6 b““ 25c Iona Lima Beans WHAT WOULD DEPOSITORS SAY? Bulk Red Circle Coffee 25c Broadcast ^orned Xb: 37c Navy Beans Michi,“c,’wn 4>»*18c Beet Sugar Gold Medal Flour 25c Powder HEAD LETTUCE, Firm 2 for 15c SPINACH . Fresh Lb. 5c GRAPE FRUIT Juicy 4 for 17c ORANGES Good Size Doz. 25c ONIONS,-50 Lb». 79c; 10LU. 19c HUBBARD SQUASH Lb. 2c BANANAS Fancy 3 Lb». 20c CUKES Each 8c Hothouse CELERY Fancy Bunch 6c 49c 2^>19c 12c 3 pk,K 10c Cigarettes4 Po,,“1" Br“d‘ 8 pk- 96c Fillets of Haddock PORK ROAST Fresh Picnic Cuts PICNIC Hockless, Sugar Cured , u. 25c Lb. 15c Lb. 15c Frankfurts °-k»BOILING BEEF Meaty Short Ribs Beet Liver BACON Hamburg Fr..M Slk.4 Mild Sugar Cured, Slab Fraah Ch-yyi A x P FOOD STORES Price* tn This Ad Subject th 3% Michigan Sales Tax Lb. 9c �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1*34 m h. Brown ' Freeport c* rman Hauer Chun at Ington to thatr orest camps * ling from hats that, we shou Imltcd area. used for pasture, hay, or Uro Included In the basis canmodi- Mra. Nora Fa**etl wa* appointed i MT. and Mr*. A. J. St rod tbeck SOUTHWEST WOONAXD. * 1—•— ---------------- ----Mrs. Clyde Covilto »penl Thursday bles or small fruit* also are prohibi­ and Friday with her «on, Verdon Coted. Small grain* can be sown on Kenneth were Sunday guest* vlll* and family near Freeport. the contract acre* a* nun* crop* and Mr*. Verna HawbUU cf High-1 Mr. and MM. John Shriber of Contract Acres Oan Be Used to reach maturity for seeding* if lhe grain U cut be­ --------------- -- ---------- -- --- — —id Mr*. Eaton Rapid* spent Bunday with daughter of Lansing spent the week *to Produce Supplies of WUcox and Kenneth were in Wash- Mr. and Mr*. Frank Shriber. fore It reaches maturity. end with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wot-i Tho government'* plan for the ■rille at the home of Mr. and Mr*. LaNora Pew of Hasting* spent the ring. Livestock Feed planted to Sod Improvement crop* । 1935 wheat production 1* expected 8. E- Powers and listened to th* week end with Mrs. Anna Buck and spent tbe week end at thc Robert lo.-rux on iFS Michigan farmers who have wheat |to b* plowed down. Bummer fal­ to produce a crop totaling 775,000.000 address of President Roosevelt Mr. family. Mr. and Mr*. Blake Makley and Gill farm. . do<bM and h*t* contract* ore urged by the crops de­ lowing or cultivation for the con­ bushel* for harvest. Thl* will sup­ and Mra. Hotoebus were gueit* there Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry and son daughter of CharIMtc-spent Monday 'Die Plus Ultra Claw of '.he U. Hof.h Evana.ltoal A partment at Michigan State Col­ trol of noxious weeds is permitted ply domestic requirements and fur­ also. called ora Mr. and Mrs. Elza Carlin of with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Makley and church are having a game supper in |h n.n> family. Miss Nena and Hugh Higdon of North Broadway Sunday evening. thc church basement Monday night. I w rJt at JU lege to use the 1935 contracted acre­ on tho contract acres. Permanent nish an adequate supply for carry­ Cha*. Farlee and family and M. Pontiac were guests of Mr. and Mr*.' age tor the production of forage removal of thc contract acres from over and export. Elmer Leckrone and Rev. Ftoyd crop production by the planting of L. Covillc of Coat* Grove spent Sun­ Maltolt of Battle Creek were gueato John Higdon and Mrs. Lizzy Gib’ GLASS CREEK. trees also Li possible under the conday with Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Wil ­ at Paul Townsend Saturday. MILO. Sunday visitors a Forrest Havens' v Mr. and Mra Levi Blocher of Ohio were. Robert McGtocklln and fam­ liams near Dowling. n,!«r AUegan.• Mr. Wheat, corn, rye. barley, grain; CLOVERDALE. _ily of Hastings in honor of Hiss Mr. and Mrs. Ralph "Hawthorne and ana Mr. mt. and ana Mra. airs, Harrison riarrisau Blocher aiucncr T'.T— Beginning next Sunday church and boys of Hastings spent Friday were Sunday guest* with Mr. and I **ul GuT Wid B/ron went to of wheat production may be seeded sorghums, or sugar beet* can not The Camp Fire meeting wa* held'vl Virginia'* birthday. services at Milo church will be held tn the evening beginning at eight .al the home of Onu Jean Garrison. | Mr. aa*t Mra. Nelson Ptlerson and evening with Mr. and Mra. Clyde'Mr*. Louis Herzel and Mra. Ida!her home Sunday. forage crop. Grass and legum! crops ' on the contract acres. These crops Flory Sunday. | Mr. and Mra. WIU HawbUfa o’clock. We hope for a good attend-1 Oct. 10. Re-election of officer* a* two children of Jackson Co. were Ooville. Mr. and Mrs. Leekrone and son ----------------- **-•----------------Susan HawbUla were Bunday | ftncc follows: Oma Jean Garrison. Pre*.; gu«ste of Fred Olis and Forrest Haand daughter of Brethren spent the A *20 annual income to the aver- of Mr. and Mra Harve MMM The Milo L. A. 8. will be enter- Vivian Brooks. Vice-Pros.; Evelyn ven* the latter part of the week. week end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul , age attained by people of India. | North Maple Grove. talned Wednesday. Oct. 17, at the'Monica. Secy.; Donna Marie Pen- J Miss Ruth Erwsy of Kalamazoo home of Mrs. H J. Flower for din- |nels. Treaa.; Lydia Rodgers. Bong spent several day* last week with ner. All are invited lr_ —... Helen rv. —o -mk.. ». ----------— here. Leader; Davenport. Scribe; her parents Mrs. Osborne returned the first of MUs Humeston, guardian and Miss, Norman Erway and Harold Otl* last, week from a visit with a cousin LaVerne Shorten, assistant, guard-,of Kalamazoo spent the latter part of the week with their grandparent* in Lansing then went to her daugh­ ian. About twenty children from thl*' here. ter's home in Richland for a visit. .... Tlw chicken pie supper at thc Mr. and Mrs. Karl Palmaller and school attended "Cinderella," the play given at Hasting* Friday by Good WiU church Thursday night It wasn’t raining when Noah built the Ark, day visitors of their mother. Mr*. thc Civic Players. They all en­ wav well attendedMr. and Mrs. Karl Kuenther and | Jennie Chase, and Bede and Nina joyed it very much. yet history tells us that it came in mighty The P. T. A. will meet Friday eve­ son of Lansing were Sunday vial- j Fenner al their home here. tors at Clyde Warren's. handy. It may not be snowink right now, Mrs. Mem Bixby and son and ning at the town hall. Student* having an average ot B Harry Dunn and family of South­ friend of Kalamazoo werc callers at but it is high time to prepare for the cold ___ _____________________ Rutland were callers of Fortiie Fenner home Bunday afternoon. for September are. Donna Mariewest Pennels, uia> Oral <» MacLeod. Mary Joyce , rest Havens Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Flower and namc*», mk.ucuu, ■*»*; । weather ahead of us. Bernice *pent Bunday with Mr. and Pierce. Charles Monica and Mary | clayton Newland of Delton called | Mr*. W. H. Flower and children in Owen*. [on Louis Harens Sunday. COAL ia no side line with us. A COAL for Kalamazoo. Some more mumps—Thelma Watvisitors at Roy Erway’s lost week Mr* Wilcox is now at her homelson and Garland MacLeod. I were. Wm. Otis and wife and Mrs. | every pprpose—a satisfied customer with here and entertained Saturday eve- I Wm- Snyder passed away al the Dell Replogle of Southwest Rutland । every sale—that’s our business. ning and over night, Mr and Mra. Vicksburg hospital Monday with: Bnd Lewis Edger and daughter*. । Cha*. Law of Long Beach. Calif., pneumonia, The surrounding coun- Mrs. Myrtle William* and Miss Emcouslns of Mr*. Wilcox, and an aunt, I ty was shocked at hto sudden death. Uy Edger, of thc Edger district. Why not place your next order with us? Mra. Carrie Balch, of Grand Rap- Funeral service* were held at Kai- I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Otto and Mrs. Id*. Who came with Mr. and Mrs Inmazoo Wednesday. Dell Replogle were visitor* at Fred Law. | Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kingsbury and otto’ one da? last week. W. A. Spaulding came from Wall Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chilson made a j Roy Oak* nnd family called on lake and spent over tiie week end trip to Niagara Fall*. N. Y-. for the I Orville Burghduff and family in at hto farm here. | week end. « I North Rutland Sunday afternoon. Mr*. Bradfield and Jack will at-1 Mrs. Grant Dickerson in company | Sunday visitors at Chas. Whittend the Civic play. "Cinderella." at I with other friend* spent Saturday temore’s were. Fred Bechlal, wife Hasting* Friday evening, staying!in Lansing. ’and son of Hastings, over night and driving to Ionia Sal-, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Barnum and I ----------------- -----------------------•urday with an aunt. daughter and families of San BerPRAIRIEVILLE. Mesdames Quick and Scoby spent I nardlna. Cal., spent Wednesday with Mr #nd Mrs. L- W. Burrett and Flour, Feed, Coal, Cement, Limo, Brick, Til* Farm implamaata Friday in Kalamazoo. the Davenports. I grandson of Partello and Mrs. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Scoby spent! Mrs. E. W. Chalker and daughter giHctiand Of Lansing were week TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH. the week end with the former's of Kalamazoo spent Friday with the (end gue^ Of Mr. and Mra. Leo brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Scoby. j Davenport family. , Davidson. of Hastings. | MUs Doritha McBain and Mrs. I Mi. and Mr*. W. P. Smith and A letter from Mrs. Bellinger oflw. T. Pierce of Delton werc guests famyy wcnt to Grand Ledge to a South Pasadena. Calif., said Dr. and of Mr. and Mra. Ross Pierce Friday family - -----------------------reunion Sunday. Mrs. Warren Bellinger are now lo- oltenioon. Miss Vera Senslbtt of Kalamazoo rated at Lancaster, Los Angeles ----------------- *♦* was a caller of Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ county, where he has rented a house THREE CORNERS, sell Lewis Sunday. and opened an office for hto dental Last Week's Letter, The M. E. Ladles' Aid will hold practice. Lancaster to a place of Mr. and Mrs. 'Clement F- Bisson their bazaar November 6. also will STOCK UP NOW I 1.800 inha^ltonta. We wish him) and family ot Kalamaroo were Sun­ servo dinner and have a chicken Clean, Fresh Stocks I success in his undertaking. iday guests of Mrs. Mtrahda Btason. supper. Tbe ladles have a nice ,-a , Mr*. Lee Hubbard and Mra. Mta- assortment of useful articles and rarrwiv i *■ nle Hammond of Rutland spent Fri- fancy work, good program- They , uB*““YV,LLlday afternoon In the Claude A. hope to have a good attendance. La.it Weeks Letter. .Hammond home Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shelp and Safety of Life-Time Saving* Merritt and I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walters — and children Saturday ana and i-Sun« Mr. and .7 Mr*.; i. r. 1Meade . ™ - ch naren spent uaturuay ----Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVlnc. I family of Ionia spent the week end d at A century of Progress. l» the Demand of the Hour! Mrs. Anna DeVine, local, and Mr. |wUh hi* parents Mr. and Mra. Edw. I 'Henry Benson who to seriously HI. and Mrs. Walker of Cheaanlng. Mr. .Walters. Jis no better. Hope for a better reThe American home' ia the security back of and Mrs. Dale DeVine and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Plfield and , next we-k. Mra. Nelson Brumm and baby of family visited Mr. and Mrs. Bernie |»~ A hundred hundred and and fifteen fifteen at at the the Sun Sun-­ . A building and loan ■hares. Nuhvlile were Sunday guests of Mr. |Bel*on of Rutland --—. Sunday. — . iI day day Echoo Schooli rally rally Sunday. Sunday. and Mra. Cameron McIntyre of Mra. Stoughton, who ha* bcA Among the many callers on Mr. Thia old building and loan association invite* Quimby. visiting her stoter in Lansing, h** and Mra. Henry Benson Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fossett are returned to the home of her daugh-1 wcre Rcv Miles. Mr. and Mra. John your consideration. the proud parent* of a little daugh­ ter. Mrs. Edw. Walters, with whom rjo^er of Delton and Mr. and Mrs. ter born Saturday night at the home she lives. John vanderbrook of Kalamazoo. of Lloyd's parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sisson and Mr. and Mrs. James Boulter. Heber Foster attended a meeting family of Marcellus were guests of George Adrlanson and guest were In and banquet In Grand Rapids Tues­ the former's mother. Mrs. Miranda Chicago to A Century of Progress day evening and a radio meeting Sisson, a week ago Sunday. Sunday. Wednesday evening. ____ Rev. Rayton Manker of Marion, Mr. and Mrs. George Woods and Kenneth Wilcox was the guest' md., - ■ and minor nnd Clifford a Walters waiters k left family of Delton and Mrs. Clara UM Griswold 8L, Detroit, Mich. Bunday of M1m Doris Eldred of Tuesday for the Upper penlnaula. Pierson of Kalamazoo were dinner Detroit-* 0M«rt XnlUia* as* Vicksburg. \ •—-------- <fam — ­ guest* of Mrs. Merritt Woods Bun­ Mr. and Mrs. -------Houghton and EDfcRAl HOME Ed. Lechlei iner of Delton called ily of Clarksville, Fred Hackbart. day commemorating lhe eighteenth kt the Foster home Sunday evening Sr.. Fred Hackbart. Jr.. Leo Match­ wedding anniversary of the two forL. Maus, Hastings, Mich. and spent the evening with Mr. and eck. Gordon Matcheck of Lansing Mra. Burr Fossett. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. DURFEE. Claude a. Hammond. _ __ Grand Rapids were Sunday guests I Mr and Mra. Floyd Walters and Sunday an 8 3-4 pound son came of Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox. {family of Grand Rapids visited at to live with Mr. and Mrs. John -J iu.u mvwa. ■ A party of young people surprised the Edw. Walters ixxne Tuesday. Birman. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stoson and Mrs. Leon Stanton and Hah of Russell Meade Wednesday evening. A very pleasant evening was enjoy­ family were Sunday guests of Mr. Baltic Creek spent several days last and muaMrs. H. and--family. week n.Lll with Mr. and Mrs. ed. Refreshments of ice cream and ■»nu KI- J. Robinson■----------- — • WLLA — William ----------- The Fall Reid Trials sponsored Hoffman. Mary Stanton returned cake were served. Mr. and Mn. Ralph DcVlnc and by thc Wolverine Beagle Club .home with them Sunday. come to prayer meeting at parMr. and Mrs. Nelson Brumm attend­ opened this Monday morning on thc ed the wedding of Miss Dorothy Maurlce Calkins farmsonage Thursday evening. «----------------- — * , ~~ Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Rice and Vela Preston and Harding Hoffman at SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. < Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. the home of the bride's parents. Mr. SORRY, E0. WE HAD A Floyd Palmer of near Orangeville. and Mrs. Roy Preston, near Lacey. Last Week * Letter. Mr# Margaret Gchm of Detroit, mcc accompanied them Saturday evening. RUSH JOB THE OTHER German Smith and grandson. irrandson. and rcmatned for an extended visit. Those from here who attended lhe Mrs. Shennan Spotlight in Hastings Friday eve­ Ralph, of Hastings called on Mrs. Mrs- Bert Fancher and Mrs. Or­ DAY AND COULD HAVE ning were. Mrs. L. A. Day and Cha*. Farlee and daughter Wednes­ ville Purscll wero tn Hastings Tues­ day foe thc first lesson in extension Elaine. Mrs. Elmer Gillette and day. USED YOU. BUT Floyd Collar of the CCC at Mack­ work. Clara. Mrs. Chas. Day. Phyllis and I YOU DIDN'T HAVE Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Hammond and Virginia. Mrs. Elsie Tucker and Mrs. inac island spent from Wednesday tin Tuesday with his wife and oth ­ Tierble Wilcox. Mr. and Mra. Ernest Baleman spent Mrs. L. A. Day spent Wednesday er relatives and friends here. Sunday in Eaton Rapids. A TELEPHONE, John Smith and friend of Battle Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Marconx of In Battle Creek. SO WE CALLED A company of ladies and men met Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Richmond spent Monday with Mr. at the church Saturday and cleaned Christian and sons were guest* with and Mrs. Edd. Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith Sunday. *■ JOHNSTON. The girls' sewing club wiU meet Mr. and Mis. Glenn Wotring and with Mrs. Edd. Rice at her home • Mr. and Mrs. Walker of Chesaning '•pent from Friday till Monday with daughter. Betty, spent Sunday aft- Friday for their first ic&sbn. her mother. Mrs. Anna'DeVine, and emoon with Bert Wotring In Nash­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Baulch and children of Hastings were guest* al Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVine and ville. Mr and Mr*. Ralph Rozcma and the Cha*. Hammond home Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Meade. Mrs. Olive Campbell of Hastings daughters of Grand Rapid* and MU* day. Mra. Gamble of Grand Rapid* Is and Mrs. Mary Neal spent Sunday , Thelma William* of Dowling spent with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Willetts and Wednesday evening with Clias. FUr- spending the week with her family lea and family. at the parsonage. _ „__________ Helen. Mr. and Mrs. John Wcyerman and Kenneth Wilcox called on Herbert STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Smith of Quimby Tuesday evening. children of .South Hasting* spent Saturday With Mr. and Mrs. I. IL Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dunning and, c..«a Eddy and son and Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Green Bay. Wis.. spent Last Week's Letter. CAI MAN FINEST ALASKA PINK........... lie Thursday at James Mead’s. Mr and Mrs Wilson Willetts and. Floyd Collar. ■ U/A1-.LV1L711 fancy red sockeye.......... ta* Marvtn Kanlner I* on thc sick 11*1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maywood of baby of Detroit and Mrs. Stanley Albion spent Sunday with Mr. and Willetts of Concord. Paul Grier and at thto writing.___ __________ mother of Charlotte and Archie Mrs. Bert Fancher. SOUTHWEST CARLTON. Mrs- James Mead spent last week Newton and children of PrichardQuite a number from thl* vicinity in Grand Rapid* with her daughter. vllle were Sunday guesla of Rev. rOK BAKING ul CANDY ■AKWO had a cbivaric tor Mr', and Mrs. Ar ­ •J. J. Willetts and family. Mrs. Lee Laraway. ; thur Slrodtbcck Thursday night. Mias Evelyn Day ot Lansing spent Mr. and Mrs- Samuel Geiger and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Geiger spent the week end at home. '■ Congratulations. , Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Slrodtbcck Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McKeown Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Heber and Donna. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, called on Mr*. Sarah Waller* of Foster of Barryville. . McIntyre and Norman and Mrs., Southeast Carlton^Wedncsday eve­ Mr. and Mrs. George Hern of 'Anna DeVine were Sunday guests; ning. Laqdng, galled on Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mra Leo Barry and son B^rt Fancher Sunday. of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Meade andI called on Mr. and Mr*. John Lenz IRywll Mr. and Mr*. William Cramer, Jr, portant that the applicant ba abb to give a telephone Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ganka andI and family ol South Freeport Bun­ entertained Mrs. Cramer's parents children of BatUe Creek, Mrs. Chas. day afternoon. from Yankee Springs Sunday. i Mra. O. N. Landon of East Carlton Mr. and Mrs. J. Mead and daugh­ ' Mra Wm. Corle and baby of OrandI and Mr*. Anna Buck called on Mrs. ,ter of Hastings called on Mr. and IDa.><WUl>^yttUOda>' WiU" BQdI Mary Yank of Na*hvillc Thursday Mr*. James Mead Sunday. afternoon. ROBINHUE PARK. Mr. and MH- J- W. NichoU of Mr. and Mn. Herbie WUcpx andI Homer Ingram and family of Has­ Kenneth accompanied Mr.1 and Mn., Moab, Utah, spent the latter part Ber roll Powers to Kalamazoo where) of Um week with Mr. and Mrs. Eu- tings were Sunday guc»U of Mr. and Mr*. George Poland. they spent thc day Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams and Heber Fatter and family spent Bunday with Mr and Mrs. War- tenaou a century oi rrogicH omi- family and Clyde Kollar and family day. of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J- J. Btrodtheck .Mr. and Mra. John Kollar. WK REDEEM WKLTUUI OWBCR. AU HUCSB EVWBCT W' callad on Mr. and MT*. Carl Wayw-1 Mr. and Mr*, pan Youngblood ol Day as man of Hastings Sunday afternoon. Caledonia were Sunday evening Keith Bowman of Rutland want callers of Mr. and LU». Wright the wMk «nd wftb Hobart CulMrt. Clifford. » ‘ UM PLANT FORAGE CROPS ON IDLE WHEAT LAND X’ — wereUryAuction. Rmargency pasture tie*. Special crop* such aa vegeta- — Preparedness, onalM ular I BULK FOODS SALE DURING 25c 37c 18c 52c EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY 19c FOODWaeMONIH ■•C.TH0MAS STORES 128 W. STATE ST. conomy food shoppers will find genuine old fashioned savings . here. C. Thomas Food Buyers, carefully I choosing in the Great Food Markets of the World, insure the finest selection at the Lowest Prices. Don't Miss "FOOD f VALUE MONTH I" ■ SAVINGS HERE 21c 23c The Great Demand Is For SECURITY! 23c 12c HASTINGS E 15* Raisins FIGS Black Mision Lb. 12c COCOA Ambrosia 2 Lbs. 21c PRUNES 40-50 Lb. 10c TEA Lb. 25c Rational ffiomt & Inuratment ATjangnmn 10c Navy Beans ^5‘ RICE Fancy Blue Rose Lb. 6c DRY LIMA BEANS Lb. 9c YELLOW Split PEAS Lb. 7c POP CORN Good 2 Um. ISc Rolled Oats 19c BARLEY No. 4 Pearl Lb. 6c MACARONI Bulk Lb. 7c DRY PEAS Whole Lb. 10c SALT. Fine 5 Lbs. 9c MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. 15c 10c 15c 10c 10c Sugar —S 52 Lard 25’ Powdered SUGAR Marshmallows P-t? 4 Pure Rendered VV yj 2 LBS. OLEO Purity Lb. 10c PEARL TAPIOCA 2 LU. 15c Gal. 19c PEANUT Butter 2 Lb. Jar 23c VINEGAR™--' FlOUl* Cookies Sfc Pancake PUMPKIN A TELEPHONE OFFEN HELPS FIND WORK >« Lb. 71c LOZENGES ttSSS Lb. 15e Lb. 14c BROWN SUGAR , Lb. 6c 3x-ac- 25c JELLO n,. 6c GRAPENUTS 17c UFRANCE 3 ..,25c ^"77 31c DATES DAOMEDAKV *M.rki. 12c CLEANING CHIPSO OXYDOL S LB. JO* HERSHEY’S BAKING CHOCOLATE 1 i/2 LB. BARS 1ZC SPECIAL LARGE BOX LARGE BOX AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP P&GSOAP ..... 5 IVORY SOAP 2 b«. lie CAM �THE HASTINGS RANKER, WKDNMDAX. OCTOBER 17. UM order FOR PUBLICATION. CHANCERY NOTICE. . State of Michigan, tbe Probate Court NOTICES -Michlgaa Btaklng corporation. .< NOTICE OP BALE. The Bailey family are moving to I d»T of No- i OU,“ flock la lhe1 night given by Mr. Thompson of Haatlngi thia week. Mr. and Mra. Dias of Byron Cen­ <•» Twin girls arrived at thc home ter spent Sunday at Wm. Voisin's. MT. and Mrs. Warren Bolton and it i* forth** erdrrad. that public antic* of Mr. and Mra. Moe Wednesday sons spent Sunday evening at a __. »_ — *.--------------------- . -------- morning. Mother and babies arc ,ZB doing fine. surprise party at Victor Clum'a near Lake Odessa. Myron Wertman spent Saturday Mrs. Minnie Hammond spent a night with his parents. Mr. and Mra. Henry Wertman. Merel Camp­ few days with her daughter. Mrs. Recliler of Probrt*. bell and friend of Freeport were Lee Hubbard, this week. Sunday afternoon callers at the Wertman home. Only one continent is uninhabited Mrs. Marie Houghtalln and Mrs. and that is the antarctic continent, Jennie Waters entertained at the where no race of man lives contin­ home of Mr. and Mrs. George Norris uously. in honor of Mrs. Carl Norris, nee Doris Kimble. The bride received many pretty nad useful gifts. Light refreshments were served. A good time was enjoyed, all wishing Mr. and Mrs. Carl Norris many happy years of married life. Those from j|»crlb«v a ,rn Standard ti thfc^My SL'W.ar.^ Allie Maury of Richland, nnd Mrs. Dorothy Monroe of Kalamazoo. Mrs. A. Tuestian and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vanderveen and two children of Kalamazoo and Mrs Clare Holder ot Assyria spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. John Lammers and family. Mrs. Leo Monroe and Maynard of Kalamarxx) visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Owen, from Thursday until Sunday. Mr. Mon­ roe came for the week end and also NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Mrs. Mary Owen of Midland Park. Rut* of Michigan, tba Probata Court Gull lake. Callers on Sunday P. M. it th* CooRty of Irkrry. were, Mrs. Olive Campbell and Beu­ lah Myers of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Add Simpson of Augusta. The Harvest Festival at the Bun­ nell church was well attende^. Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Smith received many harvest gifts. Archie McDon­ ald of Hastings gave a fine address, and about 90 stayed for supper. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lelnaar of Delton in company with their son. Henry, and wife visited friends near Mt. Pleasant recently. John Ourd. Arcellus Campbell and Mrs. Edith Campbell returned from Lawton Wednesday, where they have been picking grapes. HASTINGS LUMBE AND COAL COMPANY HASTINGS PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE Want to Buy or Soli? Try Our Want Column, sa. x.tt& are dooeribed lELTiti, ortg»ge». OtA >1- DELTON. ORDER TOR PUBLICATION. But* of Michigan, th* Probata Coart fo tbs (booty of Barry. .Including istlngi. In said county, of August. A. i). 1004. ml th. Register of Probate. NOTICE TO CXZDITORH. day P. M. with Merle Coolly and ' CEDAR CREEK. Add Simpson of Augusta and Mr. family in Hastings. and Mn. Will Conestrict of Climax visited at Henry Wertman's Sun- the severance home. We hope for a speedy recovery. _ Mn. Rebecca Craig spent Tues­ Arcellus Campbell and family are day at her granddaughter's home, moving in a tenant house over on Mrs. Dale Roush, in Hastings. the old Hinchman farm. Mrs. Edith Lctro and son and his Mn. Leavitt, is visiting friends in friend from Battle Creek spent a Grand Rapids this week. Mr. and Mn. Ed. McGoldrlch and day at the Will Strausbaugh home Dated at Hastings. Michigan. 8r;itetn- ii?.";, anilol ______________ ' \ Oat LEGAL NOTICE TREASURY DEPARTMENT Offic* of th* Comptroller ot th* Currency," Wethington. D. C. ORDER TOR PUBLICATION. Several of our Delton people availed themselves of the opportun­ ity of visiting A Century of Prog­ ress Sunday. Mrs. Susie Francisco of Kalama­ zoo spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Mrs. Florence Wilkinson of Kal­ amazoo spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Mary Doster. Mr. and Mrs. Von Dunn spent from Thursday until Monday in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adrlanson and children of Battle Creek were Sundai guests of their parents. Mr. and M». Peter Adrlanson. , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horton nnd Kenneth and Kathryn enjoyed a motor trip through the upper pen­ insula going Friday morning nnd returning Sunday night. Our schools have been having a vacation since Wednesday night as the teachers werc attending the nstitute. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hazen of Kal­ amazoo have moved into their home in Delton for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bera and family moved to Nashville this last week. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adrlanson nnd Harry took and auto trip to Lake Michigan and back Monday. Mrs. Matilda Smith and Dr. P. O. Bernard left Thursday morning by auto to spend a week in BufTAlo, N. r. T. O'CONNOR. The Women's Bible Class of the M. E. Sunday School will have a meeting in the church basement Friday evening of this week. A pot luck supper will be sehr^l at 7:30 o'clock. A good speaker will be se­ cured. and everyone Is invited to come. l Mrs. Blanche Richards. Mrs. Lena Waters. Mrs. Bertha Adams and Rev. L- D. Mlles attended the Coun­ ty 8. 8. convention at Qiumby last FALL FOOD FAIR Kroger's Sensational $175,000 Savings Event TWINKLE SODA CRACKERS 2-lb. 6 pR<. 25c BULK FRESH BAKED Salted Peanuts ALL SET for a Winter of Clean, Healthy Heat The picture above tells as pleasant a story as can be found. You see Mr. and Mrs. Citizen happily gazing upon their filled-up coal bin. That means a Winter of clean, economical and healthy beat. You, too, ought to fill your coal bin now. Prices ire down—but they’re bound OKOROE R. HOGARTTL Director. D*partm*tit ot Coaaorratlo onarrTatioa Coanlaaloa by: today for your next Win* Jatt Ttltphont 22S7. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. SUU of Michigan, the Probate Co , ' i [ th Brother* Volte & Company i, ROBINHUE PARK. ' Last Week’s Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Potts spent Sunday with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mra. Bam Zerbe, of Mlddleville. Mr. and Mrs. Vur Adams and aon Virgil of west of Middleville were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar. coming 23 miles. There were some fine speakers. In tl>e evening the young people had a very nice Rally. Sunday afternoon Rev. Wing of liquor question, in the place of Dean Davenport at the church. All^wcrc sorry Mr. Davenport could not be here, but enjoyed Rev. Wing very much, also the music by Rev. Kim- Last Week's Letter. . Mrs. Rebecca Craig called on her ! and family, Mrs. Forrest! Potter, of Welcome Friday evening. tings spent Bunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. CUfford Hammond Mrs. George Poland. and aon Bernard, attended a family Mich. Mrs. Glen Dean and family of Dated. October B.’A. D. 1054 ■hurt Chant. /Mae * Probate. lake Sunday. k Charles Woodruff spent Sub­ “>• 10c Cookies DELICIOUS lb- 5 0c GINGER SNAPS IT’S FULL OF RAISINS Chocolate Drop* «■■ 10c Raisin Bread 10c COUNTRY CLUB CHOICE AVONDALE FANCY Sauer Kraut 2 N°.™ 19c LARD Vacuum Packed Coffee lb. tin Country Club 30c Jewel Coffee 21c Pound Cake 19c Peacher 35c " 3 2 “* 23c PURE REFINED BUTTERMILK FRIED CAKES d°* 10c (Su(*r«d Fried Cake., Au. Uc) Dolidou* Fragrant Tea May Gardens ’A-lb. pkg. 33c Country Cub Pumpkin No. fUcan 10c ib. 19c Granulated Suda Oxydol large alia 23c Mint Patties ’££• Oy.t.r Sh.ll. EXTRA SPECIAL GET-ACQUAINTED PRICE 21« FRENCH COFFEE HOT-DATED — Outfreshing all others MICHIGAN HAND PICKED PROCTER A GAMBLE 10 O. K. Soap 33c Navy Bean* 3 £1 13c HAND ROLLED DATED MARGARINE Good Luck 3 ib*. S9c SCRATCH FEED LAVING MASH WESCO BRAND WESCO BRAND 1004b. Pan Rolla PEHN-RAD PRESERVES MOTOR OIL ■•MAGNOLIA" ’2.19 £2* 2 - 29'C CRISP FIRM ICEBERG FLORIDA HEAD LETTUCE head GOLDEN YELLOW „ 4 <>-19c Grapefruit QUIMBY. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Scott and fam­ ily of Battle Creek visited their par­ ents Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. La Floy Greenfield of Hastings and sons visited at the' Jay Smith home Sunday evening. Barry County Council of Religion held a very enjoyable meeting Tues­ day afternoon and evening at Quim­ by church 180 parsons registered al­ though there were many more here. Prairieville Sunday School carried MAPLE SYRUP PRUNES FANCY SANTA CLARA PURITAN BRAND terestlng report of the meeting at the close of Sunday School Sunday. rible injury to Harold Burpee In an accident near Borgesa hospital last week. His many Delton friends hope for his speedy recovery. Beatrice Dunning spent a few days the past week with her aunt, Mrs. Clarence Texter. in Hastings. Dr. and Mrs. Farwell are spending a couple of months in New York where lhe Dr. is taking special courses In surgery A doctor from Detroit is taking his place here dur­ ing his absence. _ ________ Hurry I Last 3 Days Hurry ! Banana* S »- 19c CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS CHICKENS “■15c Ring Bologna FRESH DRESSED - FOWL - Ground Beef KorrwTa STEAKS •" 13c Chuck Roast Beef Ribs ROUND or SIRLOIN 1 Boiling Beef POT ROAST lean n. |( ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO THE MICHIGAn’1% SALES TAX � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-10-24.pdf 7ddf79bee6c0fd5f0e0e922dac959e65 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR IflEJL ESTATE WHS .Let’s Look At the Record of GNCEWCW p '**'** *° ***** IN NEW YORK CITY ALL OF MANHATTAN ISLAND SELLING FOR |94 I AND MOST 0F1T WAS PAID FOR WITH RUM Buyerg Had to Defend It With “Wall Street” A Few Statistics Gleaned From Congress­ ional Record and Other Authentic Sources Although tire- Banner does not be-1 2 Has only made two speeches from Uevc that petty personalities have the floor of th<f House and In one of any place In a polllcal campaign. It‘about two minutes duration .------- .he made Uje atatement. "I am a Is perfectly ..... lair that voter* .know । something of how their represen­ farmer. I farm more land In Michi­ gan titan any other individual In tatives have been behaving in an of­ ficial capacity. Presenting such facts that state." 3 Claims to be a friend of the far­ docs not constitute libel or defama­ WaU, Which Is Now mer. boosts of his position on the tion. For George E- Foulkes as privatf Agricultural Committee, yet in his individual. *the Banner lias neither one speech said. "Let me say furth­ interest not concern. HU public ac­ er that, if I could. I would abolish tions, however, are public property the Agricultural Department." 4 Claims to be a ranking member since he represents the fourth dUof the Agricultural Committee. Ac­ trict in congress. Tiic following statUtics concerhing cording to the proceedings of the tlie official Mr. Foulkes all come committee on agriculture his rank from authentic sources, mostly from i Is next to the last among the 17 the Congressional Record and re­ Democratic members. 5 Has used the franking privilege, ports of congressional commitlees. Here are a few of the things he has, reserved by law for public docu­ ments, to------send such,-----------personal 1/CX.-U doing: UUUIB , -- out - ------------—been 1 Absent from 60 out of 118 roll'items as Christmas greeting cards (falls; the highest ■percentage of ab-1 and messages of congratulation to sences turned In by any member of i high school graduates. House or Senate. | (Continued on page four) where you may. you will not find many more Interesting cities than New York. To be sure It has I no obelisks or pyramids to mark an ancient civilization; It has no ruined Colosseum or Parthenon to tell of other days; It has no Stonehenge that stands before the world ns a mystery. It has no recorded history behind it that goes way back through the centuries. Everything here Is comparatively new and brist­ ling with such modern methods and Ideas that It stands before the world almost as a miracle. It was only a trifle over 300 years ago that all of Manhattan Island was bought from the Indians for PLAN TO RAISE THE 134.—the purchase price said to LEVEL OF JORDAN LAKE consist largely of merchandise, and mostly nun. But even after those early American settlers had bought Nearly All Owners of Shore the Island al probably a mutually satisfactory price, the next thing Line Sign Petition to Raise was to keep It, and hold it. We Level Three Feet have all heard about trading "In­ A proposition was brought before LOCAL WOMEN ASSISTING dian laoiiMi. fashion." Probably It nruoc arose ... uuu> nuuuuiy ii . . . .... WITH FERA SEWING from the fact that after the Indians the b«‘rd ot »ui*raisors at their I made a trade and later became dis- recent session to have tills county PROJECT IsatUflcd. they wanted to ".trade I give Its sanction to the building of JSJ-" “ Ul“ .t the outl« ot Jordan UM. NATIONAL BANK DO­ .to11” rid ot the rum. but____ _ ____ ...................... ............... ... _ nevertheless they wanted the island so as to maintain the water level of NATES USE OF ROOM that lake. Evidently those sponsor­ In order to protect their purchase ing the project had not gone into of Manhattan Island, and protect the matter thoroughly, for the pro- Mrs. Otttf laenhath Ib Roll posltkm was .not put up to the themselves, the early settlers built Gall Ohrm.—Ward Work­ a palisade wall across the lower end boards of supervisors of Ionia and ers Volunteer Services of Manhattan Island, not Jar from Barry counties, both of which are the present Bowery. It was built concerned, in such a manner that A well attended meeting of the by old Gov. Peter Sthyvesant in definite action could bo taken at this Barry County Red Cross Chapter lime. was held nt the office of the chalrwall the fields ! ,h*8h at. theoutlet---------of the lake, man- Archle D- McDonald, on Wedwau crossed crowcu uie neias on the me north norm: ------------------------------------side of what is now known as "Wall:*h,ch wo“*£ b‘^nK_lta. watere-uP lo nesday evening, with representatives Street." In fact Wall Street re- i \akc nnwh S^e'de* Present ^dm various places around eelved Its name from that old pall-1 «n«i ,he county “ »eU as committee Mde wall, which mujt have been .SSThctuJ members, also 3. E. Westerman, lonearly as wide as Wall Street U to|*°ul* tend 10 makc 11 I cal ERA administrator, who stressed day. Wall Street Is very narrow,, h„. a I the need for cooperation between the and resembles a little canyon be- i -^^taM^tteSthe UUto Thom-1ERA ttJ,d olhcr c,v,c and Patriotic tween the towering walls on either oriitna^^lt organizations in the city and coun(Oontlnued on on page naxe mx six)> i “pple riverK —which originates at ty. s ' (uonunuea wUJ dlfflcult tn RED CROSS TO CO­ OPERATE WITH ERA POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Service Is My Campaign Argument L The laws of the state of Michigan specify that the register of deeds shall charge by the folio for recordIng instruments In his office, and that charge to small. AU the fees are .turned into the county treas­ urer’s office. The register of deeds la paid a salary of »2.000 per year. The register has to make facsimile coplea of the instruments left for record, index them forward and backward, enter them and check them out. The fees earned by the register of deeds for the first nine months of 1934 amounted to *2,83735. You will readily sec that that sum represents hundreds of instruments which were recorded. I have done this work atone. Yet every paper presented for record has been recorded within 24 hours after it entered this office, and the original paper was In the relative to chattel .mortgages, put­ ting them in the office of the regis­ ter of deeds, our board of supervisors appropriated »60 for making that transfer, which Included proper In­ dexing. filing and making the-rec­ ords easily accessible. This work done, and that was the entire nse to Barry county. The counj now receiving all the filing fee of 25c for each chattel mortgage or renewal. Now, my friends, this U just what I mean on all my advertising in which I say: “I have done my best and wUl do It again If re-elected." A regUter of deeds has to keep con­ stantly posted on the laws In regard to real estate and the chain of title thereto. That Is why I believe that experience In this office Is a real, as­ set to Barry county. Wouldn't you rather entrust your recording, which affects the title to every farm and home In Barry county, to a man who has recorded Instruments constant­ ly over a period of years, giving you prompt, efficient service, thsm to break In a new mon? If you would I will greatly appreciate your sup­ port at the polls on November 6. Earl R Boyes. Democratic candidate for . Register of Deeds. THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB. Members of the Thomrpple Gar­ den Club and their friends have been invited to hold their next meeting with Mrs. Marian Good­ year at her home on South Jeffer­ son St.. Thursday. Nov. 1. at 2:00 o'clock. An Interesting prognun has been prepared. Miss Sadie Glasgow, has brought interesting and enter­ taining materia] to pass on to those preser-­ interested In birds and their preser vation and feeding as well as gar­ dening. It is hoped that there will be a large attendance. ; build such a dam as will restore the ; Mr/ lake level °* >c“Cral relief projects was 1 We are glad to note that the ^tertef 2nd , boards of supervisors of both coun-1 a), the , lies are ready to do their jxirt. They; Tn th?. -rh? will naturally not approve the proj-; Z^TdJTdM to l^t wVthe , ect until assured that no respon-1 n«ryL^iGn nnrl tn everv other u*nv slblllty would be attached to either “’«* *" *“y ‘ quires that a survey be made, which had not been done. To insure the counties against liability, it is neces' nary that all who might bring action for damages, in case the level of the lake were raised three feet, shall ' waive their rights to'such action. We understand nearly all owners of shore property have signed the peti­ 1 tion to raise the lake level. We hope this project will go , through. There are several other , lakes in Barry county, whose levels ought to be raised and maintained in ' the same manner. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Cross can cooperate. No provision is mode by the FERA. however, for the renting of rooms or payment of rent, depending enti^ly upon the kindness and generosity of local or­ ganizations and local people. There­ fore it was with a great deal of pleasure that, the committee learned (Continued on page seven) HASTINGS MEN ARE ELECTED TO OFFICE Spring Meeting of the Holy Name Society to Con­ vene in Hastings BOARD F XED SAL­ ARIES OF OFFICERS NO CHANGE MADE IN OOM­ PENBATION OF ANY OFFICER HOME FOR BOYS TO BE BUILT IN ORANGEVILLE W. 8. Butterfield, Theater Magnate, Plans a Fine ' * Philanthropy OVER 124,000 MORE THAN LAST YEAR’S FIG­ URES Jackson and Muskegon Conn ty Boarda Petition for Better Control ONLOCIL LIQUOR TRAFFIC AT PRBBENT IS WORM THAN OLD SALOON There was considerable attention given by the supervisors at their recent session to possible further control of the Uquor traffic in this county. The present status of that INCREASING SENTIMENT , OF traffic In this state is. we think, the AGAINST CONDITIONS DEPRESSION BEGAN islble and. we understand, is plan-, RELIEF CAUSES IT worst in its history. No regulations as to hours: no holiday or Sunday InIng to build a *50.000 home for] ■. -closing; and scitool children are per­ Governor and Legislature County WIU Becelvo Poos ot .»*“ Over JtilT ot Budget Consult mitted to buy beer at restaurants . . , . from the cities of this state and ° , Failed to Make Strict . Register 8, Clerk s ana given a home and proper training. . /ot Sums to Be Used . almost any time, day or night. The supervisors received a comTreasurer’s Office ThiswUi be a worthy phiian thro-, / for aenef Regulation! The salaries committee.of theboard py'me on ^^verl^kmj/ Our reader* wUl be interested in(’ munlcatlcn from the Muskegon county board of supervisors. In of supervisors made the Showing th< lakc u |dejU_ Wc arc unab|c the county's budget for next year. which they request the state Uquor bcr election on whether Barry coun­ n^’mTendaU_°P>:.w!lTh^I??0.?T,g4t further details concerning it It whJJh totals *90.000. Last year it 1ycontrol commission to establish ear- ty shall banish the liquor traffic Ith®1 Utnc* , t___________ / was *65.988.17. The increase isjdue llkr closing hours through Die state from its borders. slon: aikl to grant more power to enforc­ It is not to be wondered at that Probate Judge and Juvenile Court |'almost wholly to items for poor re­ ing officers/ A similar resolution -*2.000. lief. Last year it was thought that from the Jackson county board, of the liquor traffic as it la being car­ Register of Probate—*1.000, I the county would not have to pay ■•.uiArvisors was also received, read ried on here and elsewhere. Wn County Clerk—*2.000. think the traffic la more harmful I the mother's pension, but this year. andiconsidcrcd by the board. Clerk hire for county clerk—*1.*11.000 is appropriated for that pur­ 000. pose. Lost year *16500 was appro­ Register of Deeds—*2.000. we think the legislature arid the ad­ priated for poor relief, while this Emergency clerk hire for register ministration at Lansing made a mesa WFATTTf TIPPARTMVNT'S yea.r 11 u »20000 Another big Item -»100. HEALTH DEfAKlMKHl B wm be noled of *13.000 for state County Treasurer—*2,000. hospitals and juvenile Institutions. WORK IS LISTED IN County treasurer, clerk hire—*1.,These items together with the small000. temblance of respectability. When REPORT |er items for relief make up about School Commissioner—*1300, we had the saloon, no woman would 1 half of this year's budget. The items School commissioner, mileage— IT WORKS WITH STATE ever have thought of going into a I are as follows: •350. DOCTORS AND NURSES School comihisstoner. clerk hire— DEPARTMENT OP 'State Hospitals and Juvegoing into a restaurant is a different EXAMINE 2,291 PUPILS ; nlle Institutions ‘ 413,000 00 •450. thing; and the sale of liquor in CONSERVATION Drain Commissioner—*250. Board of Supervisors 2500 00 restaurants has in many ways be­ Sheriff—*2.000. . ' - Co-operation by Teachers Contagious Diseases come degrading and demoralizing to Sheriff, mileage—*500. I Coroners 200.00 TO PROTECT GAME, FISH young people. and Parents With Doctors ■Fuel Court House and Jail 1500 00 Matron ot Jail-4300. ALSO OUR FORESTS (Water and Lights Under-sheriff—41300, 950.00 Is Necessary Factor Pay of all deputies not to exceed 1300.00 Few people could even imagine Books. Stationery. Supplies *1,200. 1.000.00 Need of Conservation Shown how extensive is the medical pro-1 Elections ............................. The county clerk, register of deeds gram carried on by the Barry Coun- Recording Births and days and legal holidays, all day, on Scott Cook Farm in and the county treasurer are to pay S, KKWM*tyMup..is 200.00 Health Department, just whicn is Deaths Just i ............ Deaths................... ............. .............. . . ... , _____ . _ ... al) fees Into the county treasurer. another Orangeville name, for the W.t,K. Kellogg , Insurance nn on Rnllrlina* Buildings... 1.044.06 morning, are rapidly making such These fees will exceed their salaries. Foundation. The Unit's activities Soldiers' Burials .................. 400.00 ............ Elsewhere will be found the an­ It Is stipulated that the sheriff are shown In ite recent report to Salaries Co. Officials .... 25,000.00 nouncement by the Barry County shall retain al! fees in civil cases, the board of supervisors. We will ~ Circuit Court ........ ............. 5,000.00 - Rod and Gun Club of a game din­ but will have no fees in criminal present In this Issue what it is do­ Probate Court 2.000.00 ner at the I. O. O. F. hall, at seven cases. The jal) matron is to receive' ing for the children. I Justice Courts 80050 P, M. Wednesday, October 31. Every 20c per meal for boarding prisoners and wcDe­ It carries on a pre-natal program. ।, Juvenile Court »..u dub member Is expected to furnish right to drink. It is becoming a and tramps, also to receive pay fbr whlch Is educational. It secures the I tention Home .................. 500.00 at least one head ot game, which question of encouraging young peo­ laundry work done. These salaries names of expectant mothers and., County Infirmary and Poor must be cleaned and In the hands of ple to acquire drinking habits are in lieu of all per diem and mile­ in co-operation with the family 20.000.00 Relief ................................. - ---------Sentiment against the present ' --- Albert Beasmer by Monday evening, age. except in cases which require physician, some one of the nurses County Normal 030 1 October 29. Tickets will be 50c, and method of selling beer and wines is them to go out of Barn' county, in connected with the Foundation work Mothers Pensions ............... 11.000 00 reservations can be made for only wiilch event the sheriff shall receive in the county visits each mother. | School Census • 400.00:300; so It will be wise to get your actual expenses based on railroad and leaves with her very helpful Pennock Hospital .............. YM50,ticket early. restaurants; young people of high fare. Further salary allowances directions that will assist her as well Starr Commonwealth • 175.00 | a representative of the state con­ school age are welcomed and en­ were: Federal Ag'i. Agl. Work Work .... . 1550 00 servation department will be one of couraged in drinking it. This sttuaas the offspring. t Federal Secretary of poor board. *1300, with The Health Department also gives —' the speakers. It is expected that two other members at *200 each. its attention to Infant welfare. Its Total I *90500.00. supreme court Justice W. W. Potter to protest against such an Iniquity. Cfcrk hire, superintendent of poor work there being largely education­ office. *500. al. After the child is bom and with-1 i Everybody interested In wild life Road commissioners, three nt *300 In a few days thereafter one ofF I tn Barry county ought to be a mem­ county about thirty yean ago. and each. the Foundation nurses will visit the1 ber of the Barry County Rod and Janitor—*1.000. mother and explain the necessity of Gun Club. It was through the efforts state. Probation officer and friend of early Immunization against sniallof this club that the rearing ponds court—*360. have been built at Orangeville which pow and diphtheria and urge the Mileage not named In above re­ mother to have these functions per­ wiu. Beginning next year, raise year­ port is fixed at five cents per mile. formed before the child Is nine I ly three-quarters of a million finger­ Saturday.,------------October -------27th. ling bluegills and perch, which will The salaries are the same as last months of age. The diet of the | Whereas, - ------ ----------------year. Cuts in salaries were made mother and infant are Investigated has hn been h/*«*n designated /Irsiirnntftl as n Navy Nivv Day. Dav be placed In the lakys of this coun­ at the beginning of the depression, and compared with the family phy- the anniversary of the establishment ty. That will make them much more and they have not been increased siclan's recommendations. Theiof the American Navy by the Con- desirable for fishing. since that time. Health Department ha$ available I tlnental Congress in 1775; and. The membership of this club By Dean Davenport. some excellent literature on Die care! Whereas. This day will be observed works with the state conservation VOTERS OF BARRY COUNTY. of infants, and these are left with by the cltizcijs of this country, as a department in protecting game and the mother. tribute to the past and present serv- j fish and In assisting the splendid There were 318 births In the coun-1 ices which the Navy of the United work which that department is do- alcoholic drinks are to have a ffew hand In Barry county. It Is an old ty last year. Of these 208 occurred States has rendered to the nation in homes and 91 in hospitals. There (during one hundred and fifty eight fish and forests. were about 500 visits made to or in I year?, and to the men who have reIt is time that the people of this bchalf of Infanta last year. sponded in times of peril to the call country awake to the importance . The pft-scliool program was car- jto arms, and who stand ready at al! . (Continued on page three) ried out last year much as during times to defend with their lives, if \Uie previous year. Local communi-1 necessary, the Ideals and inslllu- HIRSCH COMPANY1 Ijand knowledge of alcohol al work. tics were organized through visits, Hons of this great country, HAS BUSY SEASON We oldsters made our decisions Therefore, be it resolved, that I. 1/ to interested individuals In each tur aso. We either drink or wo school district. These parents or­ Charles H. Leonard, mayor of the and we vote accordingly, ganized township health commit­ City of Hastings, py virtue of the About 2,600 Tool of 0*btees, of from five to nine members, authority vested in me by the law, b*«e; 60,000 Bushels of usually one from each school dis­ do designate Saturday, October 27. 1934. as "Navy Day." and urge that trict These local committees were Cucumbers Handled responsible for.-the details bf the our appreciation/of the loyal *ervThe Hlrsch Brothers salting staparticular field, it Is pre-school program and for rcach- ices of the Navy be shown by a dis­ play of the national colors, ana that (Continued on page three) Regardless of political affiliation. appropriate exercises be held to Ing an unusually brisk business this fall, according to Joe DeRuiter, I solicit your vote for re-election as commemorate the occasion. ROBERT B. WALKER Barry County clerk. Signed. ’ " the manager. So far the station here has handled 2500 tons of cab­ WILL RUN ON SLIPS My record is: Fifty per cent more- • Charles H. Leonard. n la bage. About one-third of thia county, than any term in fifteen Paste Slip Under “County LET'S GO. help straight The Barry Co. Rod and Gun Club Drain Commissioner"— a smile. Your confidence and sup­ they will have to man­ will have a game dinner at the I. O. kraut. About 50.000 bushels of cu­ port will be appreciated Nov. 6th. , Put X in Square O. F. hall at 7 P. M. Wednesday, cumbers have been handled to date. There There te no candidate for county October 31. 1934. Every Club mem­ Present Barry County Clerk. who will , ber Is expected to furnish at least drain commissioner on either the county filled. Bo far this season a —Adv. 10-24. republican or democratic ticket. one head of game which must be total of about *50,000 have been paid wants to drink, the man who profits Robert B. Walker, who lias been cleaned and in the hands of Al to Barry county farmers for their by the manufacture and sale at spirits and the timid man who is DO YOU KNOW YOUR elected county drain commissioner Beumer by evening of Monday. Oc­ products. afraid that local prohibition will for several years on Uie republican tober 29th. Banquet tickets 50c and "Around The World" [ Supper Thurs. Plight , tings and vicinity will give a cordial FOURTH DISTRICT CON­ welcome to the Frandsen Store. VENTION AT WAYLAND. BARRY'S BHa£e SU46LM. On Sunday. Nov. 4. the Fourth District American Legion afid Aux­ county this year will be *12,iliary will meet at Wayland. Tht£ This Barry I (■ nr«t MnvRnHrm (/J ht* held', I la the first convention to be heldi 26190. The items making up this EPISCOPAL RUMMAGE SALE. church will serve a Pancake supper. with the Wayland Post so a large at- are as follow*:, church. Thursday and Friday. Nov. Saturday, Oct. 27th. from 5 to 7. tendance is desired. A fine program Michigan Bute college*2302.72 has been prepared. < 1 University of Michigan .... 9.4M.18 J and 2.—Adv. 10-21, Price — 25c. All invited.—Adv. _ OFENING DANCE. RISING TIDE AGAINST THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC COUNTYBUDGG I1 GILLS FOR WO W. S. Butterfield, the theater mag­ nate, has acquired several hundred , acres of land in the vicinity of Fish ।, lake m in urangevuie Orangeville townsnip, township. nc He u is ------------now MTU*,™ u> h.™ » increased COST BOARDIconstructed CUT PAYtoWHEN ------------make It more sects- The parish hall of Holy Angels Catholic church of Sturgis was filled Ito capacity Sunday afternoon when Holy Name Society men of the Kal­ amazoo district gathered Uiere for their annual fail rally and election of officers for the ensuing term. The principal speaker of the afternoon was Joseph W. McAMllffe. Battle Creek attorney, whose talk on "Modern Youth" proved lo be the highlight of the program. Follow­ ing McAuliffe was a short talk by the district's spiritual director, Father Bernard N. Geller of Has­ tings. after which the election of AMENDMENTS? officers took place. Burdette LyThe annual meeting of the Barry Barkcr of Hastings was elected pres­ ident for the fall term. Joseph Ot- County Farm Bureau will be held To the Voters of Barry County: Wednesday, October 31st. at Fuller While a man who runs for office, ten of Kalamasoo. first vlce-preal- hall, for the .purpose of electing of­ , dent; Joseph P. Linder of Sturgis­ has to receive hh nomination from ' second vice-president; William ficers for the coming year and dele­ a political party. I have always felt ’ Kennedy of Hastings, secretary; gates to the ^nnual Slate Farm that partisanship must be forgot­ James Maher of Kalamazoo, treas- Bureau meeting. ten in doing my official duty. I At 1:45 P. M. the meeting will be ( urer; and Lester Brewer of Battle have shown no favoritism, but iiave , Creek, guard. Hastings was chosen open to the public to hear E. E. Un«•»tried always to be Impartial, and to as Uie meeting place for the dis-1 *«n- «Htor of the Farm News, dis­ give everyone a square dehl. trict's spring rally. The activities I <-'um the coming election and -I have especially worked to save of the afternoon were closed with amendments from the viewpoint of the taxpayers of Barry county the solemn benediction in Holy Angels the farmer and fanners' interest heavy expense of criminal trials by church.* after which lunch was ’ Tickets will be given to each per­ getting the evidence to complete served tn the pariah hall by the par-. «on who attends this meeting for and convincing that nearly every lah ladles. -. 1110 drawing of valuable prizes. man arrested for crime in Barry * * * ■ ■■ ------ nocuinn county since -1 have been sheriff —.— OPENING nr OF has confessed his guilt and no trial wax necessary. Had there been a FRAtfDSEN’S STORE trial in eachjif these criminal cases, The formal announcement of the it would iiave coat the county sev­ opening of Frandsen's Store will be | fouhd elsewhere in this issue. It will eral times the salary paid me—for tiie average cost of a criminal trial Come to the Methodist social be on Friday. October J8, from 7:30 In circuit court la *350. rooms tomorrow. Thursday, evening to *00 o'clock-P.M. The location The prosecuting attorney and the _ at five o'clock __ and eat at the, Is in the old White and Houvener sheriff are the law-enforcing officers j("Around -Around the Uie World ” supper. You Istore. No goods will be sold th*l eveWorld" of the county. A new prosecutor, can get Just just what yyou want at a ning, the alm being simply to inre asonable price—Boston baked troduce the store, the personnel and beans. Swiss steak, chlii-con-carne. I the merchandise. Ladles will be enforcing officers new men is for sauerkraut and weiners. spaghetti,;presented with flowers. The regular the voters to decide. ice cream, etc. You will also enjoy business opening will be next SatIf .my ■ experience as sheriff will the program of music and singing. Jurday. October 27 at 8: SO a. M. Irving Orange hall. Friday. Oct. you faithfully and cffielenUy. George W. Leonard. X. Coffee furnished. Schraff's or- Adv. titestra.—Adv. * - • * PANCAKE SUPPER. PAGES lto8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 24, 1934 12 PAGES EXTEMSIVEPRO.bl IN BIRRY COliTY SHOULDJOINTH 00438515 NAVY DAY PROCLAMATION Think Before You Vote made for only 300. Get ticket, did not feel tn view of the-reservations —, -—-------------------------------------------EPISCOPAL RUMMAGE 8AUL small salary paid that officer that he (your tickets early. A fine program could afford to make any campaign has been arranged. church. Thursday and Friday. Nov. for nomination, so he did not do it.!—Adv. Banquet Committee. ' Mr. Walker lias served Barry coun- ! ty faithfully and efficienUy and it b 1 felt that someone ought to be chosen who has shown h^s ca|>aclty to do the work acceptably. Accordingly! stickers will be at the polls in every REPUBLICAN polling place In the county, which | DEMOORATIO vexers can paste on the republican ballot if they so desire under the | ROOSEVELT NEEDS LACY, STUDENT OF STATE GOV­ heading "County Drain Commls-1 SENATOR VANDENBERG. ERNMENT AND TAX PROBLEMS. &kjner" <*dcr m*ke ^e | Plcard Michigan's demo­ Arthur J. Lacy, democratic nomlvote will count, each voter who uses cratlc candidate for the united on. o'Oia'.tKkmUxMld put ." 8uu. Kuu cUun, that >to>«. Wednesday afternoon spoke to a X tn U» Muato under tot count/ „,t lhe Ncw hUn Hastings audience In his swing drato MuimUrittoer heatona. then ; But tel., oorwca, a lew facta. . . around the state, is a keen student eottot. . | WKat meuure beyond al, other. of taxation afid government—na­ .) 'passed by congress during the pasttional and state, a qualification that two years has tended to restore con­ should heartily recommend him to fidence In this country and helped the voter. Much as wd should like industry and agriculture to move to forget this painful subjfct. taxes will not permit themselves to be Ig­ „„ forward from a "dead center?" M1DWAY FURNITURE CO. thYc !■ 1 Wasn't it the Federal guarantee nored but must be Intelligently dealt Announcement appears in this-—'- ,ot bank deposits? Didn't"this meassue of the Banner about an auction uro bring money out from hiding sale of furniture at Galesburg, start­ and put it into circulation again; ing today. Full particulars will be 'didn’t .it do more than anything found on another page. ' else to stiffen up our sagging finan- beginnings to his present position nuw !<=l&1 »y»tem and to restore faith In ADVISE AGAINST ... rf. There has been some agitation to our banks? have the county lake over the ab- 'And who is responsible for the act stract business. Tills would mean insuring bank deposits? . a considerable outlay of money. The Not a New Deal admUUslraUon matter was referred by the board of because President Roosevelt hW* field of service, Ji supervisor* to a committee who. aft- »elf. opposed It. To Senator Vanden- to Detroit in 1909 er giving it due consideration, berg of Michigan, now running for elated with a leading law firm. He recommended that owing to the re-election on lhe Republican Uckst. continued his interest in etvlc and present financial condition of the goes credit tor putting thrpugh this governmental affairs to Detroit, as county that such a project ought' measure. Almost single handed he he had In Clare. (Continued on pt* fiw) not to be attempted. ... | (Continued on pegs firs) POLITICAL CAMPAIGN NEWS One Auction Sale Against these impulses the dry must vote on PRINCIPLE, for be. has no appetite to satisfy and do gard alcohol as an unmixed evil, subtle as the devil In lu tempte- tlte and profit with on our aids except money aglnst principle. TO be sure there ar will vote against prohibition cent enforced, murder. thinking men and women moblie killing more bs- �■ • THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER U 1M4 ______________________________________________ - -------------------------------------- 11 HASTINGS WOMEN Red Cross Needs Your Support STOLEN GOODS FOUND | ■ INJRANO RAPIDS . battle creek editor WA$ rotary 6UEST SPANISH-AMERICAN LOCAL NEWS Thirty Spanish-American war veterans from Battle Creek came to LC L. Millar Discussed Pres­ HasUngs Saturday evening and cn- 1 Th.« or 10,000 MMo. km,. “•fXST’-SS'n Mnr Lob«b Control of O&r Joyed a slum supper at the Legion v Mrs. Lloyd Shafer - and lit ent Day Newspaper Last August Hat Bean tlvity and bustle of the usual small roomx Following the supper, ' in Soft Gr^v^l on Sat­ sr, a de- daughter have been removed fr< Ughtfully social .time was enjoyed. — Pennock hospital to their homo Confeased 'er U5arn ar city in the United mates, Whatever measures are employed Problems urday Forenoon vviuco.ou h0 |,rouahi out many Uxtareaiing । ,. QcWwF. U Navy Day Oom SwmI te oonunander of tha lo- 11 to deal through public funds with About Labor day thieves brake In- . fBC<a about English village life and 1 Th0 Rotarians were highly han- cal outpost of General Frederick | Mr*. Sarah Biandstettor. Mrs. distress resulting *from‘ Jdepression, ’ to John Green's clothing store at about the earlier inhabitants of the ored entertained MonOf the Horace Pennock. Mra Nellie Cross the normal re­ u hM bean named and Mrs. Emma Murdock, In com| per at Cedar Creek church NashvlBe and took twenty-seven British Islands. He stated that the 00011 by having as their guoatsponsibilities of men's suite. i eve. Nov. 3/—Adv. usual American traveller in England. ,PeaMpr Mr. A. L- Miller, publisher of tha proper obaerv-1 pany with Mrs. Mac T. K. Hoeltzel the American There is held In the Charlotte Jail ruihing through the country at top lhe Balbo Creek Enquirer News. He FIRST WARD PUPILS old of Saratoga Springs. N. Y.. all farRed Cross arc George Lapham. former raddent of speed, would not be able to see or Bave * br,ef ,llsto-T of the modern Io Ml the coopera-1 mer Delton residents, met with a HAVE BEEN EXAMINED " not lessened. In­ this county. Leun Myers, of Grand understand the wholosome life ct ne’W’Paf*’’ And mentioned some of tho ; Officials, patriotic '-’cry fortunate accident about eleven Rapids, age 41. Is in jail here. It ap- English villagers nor would he know ,he P•rob!cn;— “ ...that confront the ___,____________________________ ______ ______ RED| ••• — — anguxn viua*cr» uor wuu>u nc viuw . , — .. . — 1 various clubs, as o'clock „ Saturday morning about RED Uanal organlxa- rwar. iho, .. .___ about .___ . the horrible ___ ____ slums ■_____of• newsoaocr 1 pears that these two were respon- anything newspaper nubllsher publisher In In thasc these davs days, Second Ward School Dome. well as the tpercluufu and citizens half a mile east of Yankee Springs. | CROSS en slble for this theft from Mr. Green's the hlc cities at England. I In < inclen l Egypt writing was on in making this day memorable. The ladles were enroute to Allegan .............. crown rather 81we ,or lIUS ,ronl Green* —Teitg in 60 Rural [fair *t the Woodland consolidate stnrk IhmioFi r\ar»1 ---- ------—_— ... papjTUS—* reed Which gTOWS 111 the Ulou*to Kv.r. “>« dAnlna dcnlea anv P" Merchants art asked to add a pa- ■ for a pot luck dinner with other than diminished in L. five m of I £>*• Schools Oompleted school, sponsored by.tht P. T. A. Ir Nile. In Babylon records were made vuiuproveu eluded will be a rug and quilt db triotlc note to their window exhibits |former Delton ladles, and Mrs. Hoelt-1 economic depression. on. I . . . , . SUPERVISORS GIVE on clay tableu which hardened and The Barry ’ County Health Departplay. In which many Hastings tedli off and aU citizens are asked to display I zel. who was driving, lost control! in coping with Increased health pu h« ear Ura Mil whkh1, ! n.ra,*'jm.lng'uuTo'r »“ ulmllilhi! APPRECIATED FAVOR preserved the record. In Athens ment and physician, of lhe Barry Lhi. no doubt ba interested the’natlcnsl emblem on thfc businessilot of her car In in the soft jr.vcl gravel which ---------—• -• touUcAu'; ----records were made on wax. With lhe DietediheP1s^bLr<heCtithh“" T”’ Bo* *ocU1' 8trUt,r school. Frldi .... — ..... “T alt | was made more dangerous by the reduced family budgets; In broad- |[part part *“ I* 1® J_____ akta$ of u le Or®< ------------t streete and at their homes. Romans it was on parchment. These the school health exam ins- ini»ht. Ladles bring boxes—Adv. in attempting to casting its prevention prupro- ‘SffhS ’ ’ “ " Thirteen years ago. on October 27.! pouring p.0uT11?8. rain. ——■ — — ■« accident pjccuuun 4 /MUe< “ytr’ AUow Credit in Recording were the antecedents of the news­ pleted tions In the First ward school. The 1 Mrs Far I Boves has been confine the Navy League of the United ' “rnlR., c!,‘ , car -°" , e fishway, grams to reach into vast federal e^lnattan. abo Included a thoruhTr bX??£n£ of the 27 suite taken. 31 were ■ Fees to Those Borrowing paper. Columbus' discovery of Amer­ ough dental examination Practical- ^trl£ Blates, a group of citizens interested j ^rt- Hoeltzel swerved it to the left, ■ wort projects; in providing disaster n.urUU Bheb ica and Guthenberg’s Invention of week In lhe store of a Prnm nnvommont In and other needs aaaav not otherwise be-I.I‘found-last UA tha VUaa welfare wcaa*a c of (M the UAC Navy. a-**/, ipon•|AJ«A- ‘8olng down a fifteen foot embank-- «.... rac IX~ Mr. num „„ Souih OblMoo . <»«"«»•« printing from movable type govt I, on. hundrad per «nl o< uw ehUazirnrf th A firai Aral nation-wide naltnn.wldn celebra<v<lnhra. raen ment. trees inc met; met: the Red Cross Cra« has been' been •oral the y, The , e t! _e*s . prevented the ing birth to modern civilization. civilization. Il It Is a dren were examined lined and a majority, n, *, annmn^l Property owners In this county [birth majoritvj B 1 f.vn>rlr«r LvBarker hod has an ann< te Greet, Grand Rapids. Kleinman ad. Uon of Navy Day. That date was machine from turning over, but the assigned to and successfully dealt who Iiave made mortgage loans from I far cry from lhe old methods oflof the parents were present at tlie ; m ent in this tame nf the n H chosen because It was on October 27. Wheel* wcre ripped ofl and other with problems unparalleled In Its mlts that he bought 35 suite of Lap­ ke ham. Probably the lhe other two were the government must appreciate the news new? transmission to the modem time of the examination. . that will ____ be of particular interest t ham 177J. that the Special Congressional damage done. Luckllj- none of the peace-time history And through it kept by the thieves favor extended to them by the board telegraph, telephone and radio; and Dates haye been Mt for the exiMdlea P«ri cu *r interest n nmmltte* rnmnixed ui nf oiui. alias wvmu.-. rwnne, , occupants were— seriously hurt. re-,.all. the •«-Red -- --------------- -------------lAounuKT, ------- --------—-—-- — -■ -£x Cross has continued •Us Lapham abo admitted that he of supervisors of thb county. K b from Uie old hand press to the mod-;upinatton of children of the Second Episcopal rummage tale at naris I V ’. cuta and hrnlv.« Christopher Gadsden UAAU and -WMIUI John I rvlvimr wiving nnlv bruises. ft It was was SJUUOV1CAA ,only. cuts . . and ----— normal activities. -------- -------------------- the first bill for * » ,^ mirarin the womn women’ w were Soon (hc organization will open and Myers stole about to,000 piston *eU understood that those who em perfecting press b a long strfdc ward school. There will be a physl- house one door west of churc) Langdon, presented acl® ,lthat ha‘ lhe 're not 1,01 rings from a freight car In this city make such loaI” do 50 because they in progress. elan and dentist present at this Thursday and Friday Nov 1 and 3 pl the acquisition of outright. , I ita eighteenth annual Roll Call. on August 13 last. These piston need help. Each applicant lias to me acquisition o: thirteen miricen frigates. ir-guies. I ----- --------The newspaper, if properly -conschool on October 30th 30lh and 31st, 31st.,: -AdylO-Sl —Adv. 10-31 ' ' V., AU AAUA. IIACAC pOVJU --------------I ‘ — Those men were the fathers of our j THwav'-Aotv itDuring that period It will extend an ___ had L- > l ............. . . .In n/AVAr government -n’.p m n, **>' 1 I| ducted, AltoHl Illlrt November 1,1 _Mrs. ’___Far "... 1st and 2nd. -m.n The con-. Mr* Allerdinx of near tLaki akl rings been relumed. .by a JobPut U P the <11 1,1 to cover ought l/l lo be na AAmmtlnltv community and Fay ference. are held in the forenoon odem who Allerdlng u decent In ^eraVmJ Invitation to every adult citizen to ber In New Mexico to Che Hastings expense in making an Investigation I asset. The preservation of the libti While economic conditions Mfg. Co and were stolen from a ot the Premises on whkh the mort- ertj’ of the press b essential, the only.,Parente are notified of the day wn^ck toXl Ji ’XrXl recent session, received timely com­ recovery 1 munication from the Allegan coun- must be reckoned with they are hot car in the freight yards of this city 8^’c Is desired. There Is a lot of speaker said, to maintain the liberty and time their children will have “ making .a X C fine recovery. Uie determining factor in the reAt the recant session of the board । ty road commission and the mem-1I suits of such a campaign. The thieves disposed of a few of recording of papers by the register i of the people. He traced the strug- lhe opportunity of being examined. L At the recant session of the lhe birth of the late President Theo- bers of the roads and bridges comthem. When th«y found the offi- of deeda U**1 ha* to be done before'gle for liberty of speech in England /-nil Ibra DCTS OI U1C rQ3Uft 0 Qr“WCS COmThe Red Cross can serve humani­ ccrs were hot on their trail Myers 1116 applicant receives Uie money, and Ln our farly colonial life, and mlUee >trong lhallUwJ W’u*1^agftlnsl - Bothth(J bodtes p miscellaneous claims passed on ■ father of our modem Navv. lwQ ty only insofar as public confidence Navy- AX As late !ook admits they threw the balance into T11C board of supervisors voted [later In the national life of this nation of their children. le allowed claims aggregating 33.761 support exist. It Is the medi ­ as the early nineties, our Navy still amendments, which will be voted on and Grand river They have ndt been re- unanimously to authorize lhe regts- [country. He laid down as funda‘ The school medical examinations Mr and B11(J Mrs. Mrs Rex K„ Wickham wlctn,m Q|, Mr. was cxxnpCEied of ships left over November 6. for reducing the gas tax um through which we as indlvtdu- covered yet Both Lapham and My- ter of de«d» 10 record all papers In mentals for the preservation of our in .the rural schools of the county Carlton Twp.. arc the parent* of d als can express our Interest in the from the Civil war. and Roosevelt f 701,1 lhlTC CW,U tO lW0 CC,,U “ BD'’ welfare of our neighbors. In the era admit the theft of the piston 4UCh cascs •» lhls- 011 °P®n account. 1 institutions that we maintain frec- are well under way. Over alxty of au pounds son born on Tuesday] t worlred vigorously toward its mod- ton filing Of the, rampart. cS, ‘ ,16. a. “J, rings, but Myers denies stealing the settlement to be made when the | dom of speech and freedom of the Ora Oct. He has been named JacJ rmteallon. .rnttation weight at 35c per 100 pounds, both hearts and minds of the American suits. money is received for the loan. In 1 press. Clifton. Because only about one person out to be done by constitutional amend- i; people lies the answer. Judge McPeek will be here today many cascs It would have been nec-1 He stated that an old saying was FIFTY-THREE POTAl Mias Irma Waters, who recentljl at every fifteen hundred of our pop­ ment. It ts time for Michigan to It is exjvected Myers will plead gull- cssary for applicants to borrow the ’ Tyrants do not make power, but f Tnrc HU nuc Ull I underwent an operation for appendi-| ulation are attached to the Navy, call a halt on lumbering up our con-; SPECIAL PROGRAM ty to stealing lhe puiuil piston luifcl rings and money; but the supervisora voted | power makes tyrants’” There is no I UuO IN UNt nILL cftU at Pennock hospital, is rapidly! - - -- -- --__ ....... .... .. . . . fh a county v nrnn • Ithis Vila /ao/w ha 1 confronts f 1W1 Lt na 1L*m 11H - Iw1 and because so many of our people stltutlon with laws of this kind, that IH the grant, favor, so danger Ithat would-be nt„.. —ko t i. convalescing and has been removed] ABOUT MISSIONS ; rec<l vc hu “ Ur especially when the motives back of j . the applicant has been favored with tyrant like a free press. Liberty of Tops Measured 52 Inches to the home of her parents, Mr. an<l| Navy, the celebration of Navy Day the propoxate arc os selfish as they r the credit unUl the loan Is closed, fspeech and liberty of expression Long—Grown by Lewis Mrs- Han->’ waters. ‘ .Lecture at United Brethren 1 FIRST MEETING OF | Invariably a man who has papers ! through lhe press have been stamphas been continued each year. arc In this case. ...schools __________ The board alx> receivedcomMost young people in our Stanton Church "^HE CENTRAL P. T. A. recorded In the register of deeds’ cd out in Italy, Germany and RusChurch Illustrated Illustrated With With tM GEORGE H. SWIFT HAS office must pay the recording fee at »la. where autocrats rule. probably know considerable of the munication from the board of suLewis Stanton brought to the Eighty-Six Slides glorious history of our Navy and the pervisors of Washtenaw county op­ the time he hands the Instrument The speaker stated that, in the b Reception for Teachers Fol­ Banner office Tuesday a hill of po­ BEEN REARRESTEO to be recorded to lhe register, ex- early days of the NRA. It was serl- tatoes which tops the record as — heroic exploits of its men. especial- posing these two amendments, t The Women s and Girls’ Mis­ fur lowed Program in the ecutlng only those who are making ousb’ proposed to abridge the llbcrly that part dealng with the wars----------------- -----------------------; sionary societies of the First United as we have heard. The tops meas­ OSBORN MAKES REPORT. ty of of the the press; press; but but the the publishers publishers loans from the government. ty Into which w« hav? been forced. [ * Auditorium Brethren church will observe their ured 52 inches In length and there The Case Will Oomc Before! C. H. Osborn, as friend of the . of the nation became so aroused and Probably they are inclined to think World Missions Advancement Day were 53 tubers on the vine. 32 fair a Vermontville Justice The Central Parent-Teacher As­ made such determined opposition of the Navy, however, entirely In the 1court, and probation officer of Burry next Sunday. Oct. 38th, with a pro­ sized eating potatoes and 21 small sociation held its first fall meet­ SUPERVISORS NAME made bb report to the .that that proposition was aban- t»talocs. They were of the Russet This Timo B tense, and overlook the fact county, 1 gram at teven o'clock in the eve- ing in the Central auditorium Oct. showing that, during the inlng. we still have one. Its men going pervbors ; DEPOSITORY BANKS doned. Of our own day. the speaker Rural variety and were grown on Last week the Banner mentioned] said, “the great danger to our free the place known as the Edmonds hsg the fact that George H. Swift o! io aoa every day. teaming and study­ year ending October 1. he had colThere will be (pedal music and were discussed and committees ap­ Ing to fit themselves to defend us if 'elcted and turned over to the coun­ a stercoptlcon lecture on Two City Banks and Those institutions U the Indifference of The pointed. Mrs. Maud Smith, county Vermontville had been released, b, ranch. ty 820730 in fines and paymenu . -in j i people. Nothing is more needed al | can anyone beat this record? it should become necessary. , Church s Unfinished Task." This chairman of the Public Relations 1 u Charlotte justice from a charge ol for probation oversight. » at Middleville and Delthe present time than a free, I lecture deals with conditions here in committee, discussed the financial negligent homicide, which had been It is a young man's Navy-, tool . As friend of the coun he reported truth-telling, liberty-loving press." The majority of the personnel are -Z7117,77 our own country and ’is illustrated .condition of lhe Michigan schools von Designated brought against hirp The basis fat DEATH OF MRS. COLE. his release wax insufficient evidence] [and the plan toward permanent sc- . At the October session the board G. R. HERALD' EDITOR had been granted, 53 of these are, ™. |„X S'a “7 X." 1'ra to bind him over to circuit court. The community is invited to at- curity through legislation. :°f supervisors designated the Has। active and 38 of the 53 particularly this service’ An will •nrt thie *„ -offering ---------------Slrs Ketcham 5poke ot lhe Atfult Ung8 Clty Bank, the National Bank United States. In contrast with the so. A total has been collected by tend COMMENDS KETCHAM George Sumner, on Friday night fol­ There was no doubt in anybody'! be taken for missions. iallonr.cn of a generation ago. the mind that five people met their (lowing a long illness. The remalfis ------------Education Center to be established, of Hastings, the Farmers State Bank Mr. Osborn in the way of alimony of sfficers today are practically all death os lhe result of Swift's cat . . Middleville and the Delton State F. M. _ _______ <aa to uitiininc. iivrher forSparksxFUIaUa PraisesXXUSHas- were.anvu taken Greenville, here The series of.... six lectures on | approximately 82.507.74, wh1ch pushing another one, which was I Naval Academy or University gradu­ '' o!i mer home, where the funeral "Character Training" will start the ! Bank of Delton as depositories for (amount b directed lo be applied for SENIORS TO PRESENT ates and nearly all the enlisted men tings Man as Speaker and ,held ------. on — Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Cole waiting at the crossing at Vermont-1 third Thursday in November and all public moneys, including moneys the suppon of approximately 53 .M. and ...^iville. onto the track in front of the “HUCKLEBERRY FINN” one will be given monthly for the for the county of Barry, for the । had ... made her -home withW•" Mr. as a Worthy Man --------children. ration. They oomc from every sec, , ____________________ . Mrs. Sumner for several years and J fast evening train. It was a case of following five months. There will period beginning January 1., 1935. Herald has been given every care during her insufficient evidence presented In In the —Grand ---------- —Rapids r— ---------------lion of the United States, from fam- .JIAST1NGS EXTENSION GROUP 1., Tryouts for Annual Play on be no admission charged for this ending December 31, 1035,'orJuntil there Is published on the editorial [sickness, i|Jjustice court* which caused The first meeting of this group ”““-----------.......... Uie Jus-1 ‘— files of rich and poor, and their work -------------------------------------------------, the expiration of Lorenzo F Maus' course, and it is hoped that many pjge ... 1 November 23 Being "Reflections Of An Editor." --------------- ------------------| lice lo release Swift In lhe Navy, that belongs to all of; WM enjoyed by members Tuesday ! people will take advantage of this i term as county treasurer. Tills ac- ; by Frank M Sparks, editor of the i WOULD CLEAN UP THE DEBT. We note in the dally papers of us. Is a rervice that wo should rt- afternoon with Mrs. J. L Merriman Held This Week unusual opportunity by attending. I Don is in accordance with the law 'th.' *■<■<" 7T". Herald. In Thursdays article Mr. The supervisors county roads and yesterday, however, that Bwlft has IP®0*as hostess. "Remodeling of old The Senior class of the Hastings 'Following these discussions by X®s. The '"^ amount 2“: of depoalt was ----- ---limited Swirk5 mentions a recent speech, *■**- j,..z arcsses and nats a iinh w-hrwii o, the >h. four banks. to, clly. ,„.de Con-|I bridges committee recommended last i been rearrested on the same charge •n High school has selected >-u..»vi»_ "Huckle­ ! Ketcham and Mrs. Smith, lhe gr^p ,ur each of Ketctasm ol^hte week that the board allocate 65.- of negligent homicide. Hie easel member this the given by our leaders. berry ruin Finn" ior for us Ils annual ploy play adjourned lo the recreation room two HasUngs banks are given the i. human side t. “ .. , oerry <>.»- la T. .. . 1 Next to be November 31. which they are to present on Friday wl»ra > rareplta wu hkld to. u>„ unouM Ik. Fknnkr. SUM .nd „„„M, Mr K-ich.m : 853 67 to retire- the balance ot the will come before a Vcrmontvillv , a,' Mr~ ChBS H,‘nm‘n s ho“e- night. Nov. 33 tn Central auditorium, teachers. The entire evening was Bank of Middleville was made a de- ~verv htehlv as "a sneaker who county’s Covert road bonds, which t Justice this time. of the Navy art andous minded hu- New officers are: leaders. Mrs. E. A. Lovers of the writings of Mark stimulatine Dosltorv for 000 and stimulating and and in.ntrine inspiring anH and nuerv. every- posltory for 810 810,000 and the the nulUm Delton a72ueB OMS enthUSiMm and Who !are payable to the highway depart-. KA-TA-K1N-YAN GROUP. ment ot the state on road No. 275 C“ultln “I,d MrS EUU Kclly: chalr' TH'aul wU1 {‘nJoy 0116 ^ay- whlch one seemed to be looking forward State Bonk. 85.000. The Intent of makes hla point.’” on May up I The meeting of the Ka-ta-kin-yan Mav 1. W35. 1935. That will wind tin man' Mf’’ D Baucr: “«««•>•■ ts. published for the first time this to a profitable year. Mrs. G. E. the board is to relieve Treasurer Speaking of Ketcham’s talk XU. of Barry county's indebtedness. Camp Ftre Group was held at the ale U ta your hands Hostile criU- «jrs. Nellie Matthews. .year Goodyear was named delegate to1 Maus from any personal responsi- Sparks said. "John stirred them up all ' -------- ■» a » I home of the guardian. Mrs, Crue. on : the Fourth District meeting, part bf biUty in depositing moneys in these a plenty Wednesday night The SPENT BUT LITTLE. Wednesday. Oct. 17. 1934. from 4 to of the M. E. A. conference, to be banks. hearers were not only enlightened The Barry county soldiers relief 5. They are working for a national held in Grand Rapids Thursday. -------------------— land enthused but charmed by the SOON OPEN FOR TRAFFIC. 'president. Thelma Wheating, on 1 SAVES COUNTY MONEY. *~* -'•••“ association, through C. H- Oaborn. honor in the Needle Work Guild. Oct. 35. The supervisor*' county roads and P® , »a* , «Bly of the man. as weU as The fine concrete bridge across the October 17. 193€al 4:15 at the home I chairman, reported that they had They arc making a collection of -------- n, I rne supervisors county roads and f—..—.>— — .. .... 1. . .. t by what he said. He mentioned an cash on hand a year ago of 8340.76. *---- -------------- -- ------------- -Thornapplc river at Nashville, on of Miss Belva Riley, the guardian. ‘ MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN. KALAMAZOO MFN 1 All FO i'1Citl 8*tion are fully convinced nuainliin Counl y ARent A*6" 1 Haroia Harold J. Foster Foster, that who . - ----------------------------vouniy j wno I'Miidcnt that happened at lhe time A refund of 810 had been collected, M-14. will be open for traffic soon. Wc had roll call and there were । Members of the American Legion ™ eno CUfiDT The contractors have done better severf present. The treasurer gave Auxiliary are having a membership SLIGHT INCREASE. FOR SHORT-CHANGING jhas had charge of the various fedattended making the total $350.78 Relief had -------...------------------—-- -----I eral programs In this county, is able of thls ®il>; when John attended a been given to elbvcn families of sol- I The stale tax apportioned to B8rthan their agreement called for. and her report and we also checked up drive to close Dec. 1, before the of­ will turn it over to the state three [on our knots and our Fire Makers ficers’ conference. w It is hoped a large Three Barry County Victims to do that work at far less cost to postmasters convention, with post- diers. totaling $84.40. leaving the ry county this year is 812.261.90. •— the county than carrying on the mwter delegate* Irom he st.te and cash on hand at the present time Lost year It was $12,021.54. an tnweeks ahead at the tme specified Rank—Press report. Jacqueline number may be cnroilcdbefore that I —Arrests Were Made -----h----1------—.<-<.<„ ihrouR several nation, which was held in Grand 8266 36. in the contract. । Moore. date. crease ------------of about *““1 1340 00. agencies, Therefore inercrorc the inc board board put pul Baplds Mr. Sparks said h®J*ad been Yesterday agencies. into lhe budget 81.550. to be paid a^I8ned to cover lhe convention, Richard Maj’. 28. and James T”*' «~*“ from the general fund of the coun'Delegates got Into a good deal of a O’Malley. 30. both of Kalamazoo frorn the K5ncral the counagent In wrangle, write* Mr. Sparks over sg were arrested Tuesday and are now, ty. ‘F- to *-® assist aa£1£- the county =S e"t !n --------- -----------------------some matter of policy and the aremmt? Jn vi£ K^m sue mree vic- . er many h^d talked Mr. Ketcham, oil station in lng * ° etBclently. S* I tuns were Moore's ‘,lB omcientiy __________ .looking like a boy. arose and start­ RI Freeport. Davidson’s garage at Praipoor nnARD'a Rsport Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 224-1-2557 ed to pour out his side of the argu­ ment; and he poured it out a plen­ lU dM L mISr r lh“t the pair the made w lhe Qf ty. He captured that convention by 0- uJ. ™ °.^r supevvtoor.. shows that there were force of his oratory and argument." SUNDAY and MONDAY. OCT. 28 and 29 hl' KiAr? fB<* the [®]'P®"«Uture* at the county infirmary "I mads it my business to get | [j judge some lime this week. of g7.474.Qg. and that there had been acquainted .with him then and ?l AN IMPORTANT PRODUCER. I spent at the farm tn addition the there.” writes Mr. Sparks, “and we of 8840 21 Temporary relief have gone on as good friends from II as much progress shall be made sum ®UI. LAUREL A HARDY. JIMMY DURANTE, LUPE VELEZ, । Si during the coming year as so far in . lias * been granted, largely in Uie way that day to this- I prize him as MICKEY MOUSE, PoUy Moran, Jack Pearl, Ted Healy medical aid. hospital' care and one of the finest friends I have. > H 1934. Michigan will be an important [of ' which cost 88,783.50, the More than that I have the highest w producer not only of oil but of nat- .nursing, |[ (total temporary relief being 811. ­ possible respect for John Ketcham. „ Abo Comedy—“MUSIC LN YOUR HAIR­ fl. ural gas. Fields have been opened I He is a man of high principles, and 94. Cash on hand October 1 this M up In Mecosta. Montcalm-Midland. 484 1-------LATEST PATHS NEWS Added—“SONG HITS’ he Is not afraid to stand for h,b S Isabella and Clare counties and the >car >7792BARGAIN MATINEE SUNDAY principles and fight for them." II drills are busy tn unproven fields. I ------------eT^ .----------------- I DE*™ OF MRS. CLOUDEN. SI BC.EttV Gl’lLl) NO. I. I Ctaudm. SI. p<u»e<l HELPED PENNOCK HOSPITAL. TUESDAY, OCT. 30 — ONE DAY ONLY The supervisors al their (tcent Mrs. F.rmet, sra No. 1...» Mood.? .«nln, .1 U» home session did-------------the same as A year ago In Bn»dw., wdl b« ho.w u> Ho.-.01 hCT daufhur. Mra. A. Sohruon--------------pUal Guild No. IS on TlXd.y. No., ““ «*'•' Crert. SM w.1 . ml- .upporl ol rmroe, z‘ hospital. They 6750. They w» did ». this 1 Work uwM—Emou* s Bvruujdenl ol Barry co. tor « year,. appropriated I7W. With JACK HALEY. MARY BOLAND, NEIL HAMILTON a। Surviving are one other -daughter, on the theory that the hospital is kMrs. t —— Anna n,,— nf —akilfv for Wnrrv Anna Wrn Draper of Pino Pine Pralrr* Pake, nA necessity Barry SYkimtV county allii and hl has five grandchildren and tour greatsaved the county considerable NOTICE. ' money, because its rates arc less I After this date I will not be re­ grandchildren. Funeral St 3 P. M Wednesday at than would have to be paid if coun- 1 sponsible for any debts unless con­ : traded by myself. Blrt Birman. Oct. the residence with burial in Prairie- ty patients were placed in other hosville cemetery. i pltals. .23. 1934 — Adv. LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS Adult. 15c; Children 19c Saturday, October 23th Is Navy Day | IN AUTO ACCIQENT Join K 1 1 ™ i«Ji oi wStor,: .■ u»h- xs' aumd’ —L S “ra pralll'u A^n’lS KSS; XI;".'■“ •ch“* f TI A\D TIICATLf COMPLETE STOCK of Dependable Dry Goods, Ready to Wear Furnishings, Household Staples Notions and Novelties Hollywood Party! Also Store and Office Fixturs Priced at Liquidation Prices. A Most Timely Bargain Event—Sale Now In Progress at ‘Here Comes the Groom* LOPPENTHIEN’S SXZ Babe Daniels Lyle-Talbot - “Registered Nurse.” FOOD CENTER’S First ANNIVERSARY SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 and 27 W«d.. Thur*, and FrL, Oct. 30. Nov. 1 and 2 SPECIAL ATTRACTION Will ROGERS “Judge Priest” TOM BROWN ANITA LOUISE RocUH. Hodson Added Attraction. Our Gang Comedy-“HUNKY DONKEY’ LATEST PATUE'nEWS Adults 25c; Children 16c SATURDAY. NOV. 3 — DOUBLE FEATURE Murder >n th. Private Car ' . With CHARLIE RUGGLES. UNA MERKLE. MARY CARLISLE, RUSSELL HARDIE Read our hand bill. Visit Feldpausch Warehouse and be convinced that you can Serve Yourself and Save, Chester Morris • Marian Nixon Pancakes and sausage served all day Saturday. $35.00 Bicycle and $15.00 Cash given away Dec. 15. Embarrassing Moments Each 25c purchase counts 1 vote. Each Seminole wrapper counts 10 votes. LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS AdalU 15c; Children J8c FIRST SHOW SATURDAY AT S:30 P. M. �THB HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER both education and health were ob-1 The Locktonmen were with! n the ten yard line four times but Char­ lotte wm able to ward off the touch­ down thrusta. During the entire sec­ ond hall Charlotte waa within her own territory almost the entire time With each game the local eleven is showing Improvement, in each game VfflHYFHTIIBES MEW OH U. 1M4 SUPERVISORS MAKE SHOULDJOINTHE |$ RDO AND GUN CLUB tained for this meeting. Subsequent VERY LIBERAL OFFER activities demonstrated the value of this meeting to the teacher* of the schools and members of the county Do AU Poaaible for Welfare health department. —Turn Down Bond A total of 2291 school children LOCKTONITES TIE were examined in the rural schools Proposal •nd the defects found In vision, — .0 farthe team has blocked aVISITOM IMPRESSED BY. — ( ---------------------------------------The supervisors committee on the CHARLOTTE AT 6-ALL point' __----------------Herewith ■-*- are _ — the oka statUHcs etatlaita. for tn. ..... .............. ... ....... hearing, nutrition, throat, teeth, etc., of conservation. A good share of county poor commission--------recomUNUSUAL DISPLAYS are listed tn the report of the 2291 1 e«mS ^f wiu* U now lhe Sahara desert would ^^tZrt^f^ *ame: Local Team Outgain* Heav­ tha Tne line up and summary: FOR DROUTH YEAR to be free from defects. A total of not be a desert If there had been for thc comlnB ycftr whllc lt ier Rivals About Four Hasting* Charlotte 1142 parents were present at the ।conservation ot African resources, looks as If demands will be heavier Special Attention Given to Orders Not In S B. Bristol Boblcr Yard* to One examinations of their children. |part* Of Asia, now unlnhabitable.be- than last year the supervisors could A. Fuller COUNTY 4-H CLUBS Thomas Hastings High grldsters met th>lr Wlctzkc The school examination program caUM they have become wastes, hove IK>t see how. with the fifteen mill SHOW 462 ENTRIES started early In October. During the been made so because men destroyed tax limitation, they could raise more old rivals. Charlotte, at Charlotte Schroeder O. Cogswell year--the nurses made visits to --------------------------a- i3,461 un v»it. ——. »o — forests, ivrvam. drained UIUUICU lowlands >uw,aiiu» and invited than man the me 120.000. >^u,uuu. Friday and fought to a 0 to 6 tie. Al­ Kelley W. Moore Ferri*, Phillips, Newland, .homes •_____ —of — — —school V-..—1 .Ull-4... • *T'ka children. Th; med- jmt ‘ what‘ has come. We must - ■ *begin '. A representative of the stale though the Locktonltes were consid­ Lyford V. Conrad Dann, Mead, Win Bweep- peal Ileal staff of lhe the health I department J to conserve lake levels and have Emergency Relief Commission, came erably outweighed, the Blue and Mayhew W. Caukln made. . 2505 visits , jchqols. Four larger areas of forest, or parts of before the board, urging them to Gold eleven outgalned their oppon­ Dewey H. Angell Stake* Prize* | thousand' and wiirbecome a desert. thousand two two hundred hui J " ■" eighty- I Michigan --* • ■-------*’• --------------------apportion one-third of the total estlents four yards to one but lacked the -L. Snyder Smith Visitors at the Barryyounly A®‘ |four children in the county, all ages.' r would not take any reader of mated amount to be spent far counpunch to take advantage ot scor­ H. Kelly HE exposition were Jm pressed by Briggs R.H. "lE MnaBltinrt nnuressed were inspected for Infection. What- jthe Banner long to understand this ty relief work by the Barry County ing opportunities. Charlotte kicked C. Struble the unusual quality and variety of Munger ever physical defects were found r he will go to What Is known as the Emergency Relief organization, off and both teams engaged In a exhibit* produced during a drouth were referred to the family physi-^gcott Cook farm, just over the line created by the state. That would punting duel in the first quarter, Hastings year. Thire were mapy excellent clan for treatment. Im Orangeville on the Yankee have*taken In lhe neighborhood of although Lockton's proteges broke Charlotte Substitutes: Hastings—Walldorff. ■ and unusual prize productions. OneLast year the work of the staff isprings-Orangeville town line. This $30,000. The supervisors could not were not consulted and had no voice WHY THE LACK? Charlotte took the air from the White. Scobey. Larabee. Cogswell. half of the total premiums this year was given largely to the distinctly will show that destroying trees and «« how. with the fifteen mill tax or part tn creating Che excessive cost. We cannot understand why Uie were furnished by the state. Ag-HE rural schools, while this year it will cultivating sandy soil have Invited limitation, they could add that sum Barry county could handle its own state department of conservation I start and put up a classy passing Kurr and Bachman. Club money being matched dollar be stressed in the larger schools. 1 the winds to do Just what they have to thc county's budget. The amount Alumni — Byran. Van Auken. Put ­ relief problem at far less cost than failed to get a sumcLent number of attack completing nine*out of 21 which are those In Hastings, Mid- 1 done.' They have dug Immense apportioned by the county tax com- the federal government does it. The hunting licenses into this county. z«ttempted,- On one beautifully ex- nam. Jones. Harshman, and Patter- for dollar. i Ralph Pettigrove aqd his college dleville, M..hvin» Nashville. wrudiand Woodland. FreeFree­ holes In a big sand hill. The sand mission would not admit of the supervisors recognize that the coun­ at ecutcd triple forward Ume tha son. I Hastings boys lateral had a difficult judging tram of seven made the port and Delton. blown from these holes has already county appropriating such on ty should do what It can. without Is­ been sent to this city was sold and The physicians of the county, the destroyed 20 or 30 acres, converted-amount, not even a small fraction of suing boAds, and agreed to use 910.­ there were applications for many keeping track of the ball, but were H. H. S. ELEVEN TO ! The five stuslents winning the county* dentists, as well -as the it Into a . sandheap. This it. The will board go on could see 'no -------means * —--------------------------000 of the Horton money received ___ more _____ which ___had ______ to ____________ be turned down _ fortunate enough to knock it down from the state to employ welfare . because of lack ot application PLAY UNION RESERVES hweepstakes prize trip* to the In­ Foundation nurses and Uie school until much more land will become a of raising the money asked for. for no gain Another poj>s was so ternational Livestock show al Chi­ teachers co-operated in making the vaste. On other farms Ln Yankee The state representative naively labor i on the county's hishwavs. highways. The blanks. Inasmuch at these licenses complicated that even the CharloUe players lost- track of the ball and This coming Saturday. October 27. cago are: Dwight Ferris, Robert health examinations a definite ed­ Springs and Orangeville lhe wind suggested that tne supervisors "could Lansing authorities have not yet de­ are a fruitful source of income for were thrown for a loss. Hastings will play the strong Grand Phillips. Herman Newland. Kenneth ucational procedure. Parents were has started this destructive work. bond the county for that purpose." cided whether that will be accept­ the department, and the cost of encoqraged to attend both the medi­ Such efforts as the Rod and Gun but the board declined to consider able or not. It's the best lhe county printing them Is comparatively Charles Struble was the heavy ar­ Rapids Union reserves on lhe fair Dunn and Keith Mead. A feature of the exposition this cal and dental examinations. Many Club put across will help to saverany „__________ small, we can sec no reason why can do. and we think it is liberal. tillery In the local offense and suc­ grounds here, commencing at three such arrangement. there should not have been sent ceeded in plunging through thc o'clock. Robinson and McDonald of year was the first annual 4-H Club talks were given by physicians and Buriy county from being buried un- 1 71113 is . what people generally I •have feared * J would — *•— the , We'll be glad to see the oil Indus­ here a sufficient supply of licenses. result from Charlotte line for many long gains. Ionia will be the officials in charge. 'show under supervision of Harold dentists explaining the desirability der sand in the years to come. ‘Foster, county agricultural agent. of- regular health examinations, as •----------------- - • ’---------------- r tenormous ’uormoi rellfcf expenditures by the try straightened out, so John D. can Linden Snyder turned in a good Tlvcre were 462 entrie* In this di­ well as pointing out lhe need of THE REASON. Admiral Byrd was relieved to federal ' ' 1 and *><■» state governments. resume the practice of giving away performance as quarterback, mixing THE LITTLE RED BRICK. 'It's funny thing, but every time plays well and keeping the Charlotte Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fighter and vision consisting of canned goods, early correction of physical defects. learn that the airplanes he left in; when the burden grows so large as dimes. Salient facts in the history of Little America are still there and In । to frighten the tax spenders at team guessing. son of Freeport called at Wm. clothing and handicraft, all of them being entered by 4-H Club members each child, as well as devlaUons good condition. So whatever cW> It1 w'ashlnglon and Lansing, then they Times are picking up. The road In the second quarter Charlotte Strausbaugh's Saturday. from the normal, which were found Is lhe Antarctic Continent Is a swell insist that counties share in the cost sign that says "Men at work" Is no gambled and won. pulling a play WoodrufT in Barry county. Another new feature was the dis­ through the physical examination, parking place. | of relief work, though the counties longer exaggerating. the orchestra." that recalled Notre Dame in lhe spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. play of natural freaks or oddities. were all discussed with the par­ day of George otpp. It was fourth Edwin Dippy at Perry. down and nine yards to go for Char­ Mrs. Roy Chandler of Hastings A twin apple shown by Herman ents by thea-examinlng physician, lotte with tiie ball on their own called on her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Newland received first place in Its and in each case the patient was di­ division. An excellent exhibit of rected to the family doctor for ad­ four-yard line. The Oriole quarter­ Hammond. Friday P. M. back called for a pass over the cen­ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller and work produced by school students vice. During the year nurses and teach­ ter from punt formation, which son Charles of Clarksville called in the manual training department, under the direction of Verrol Conk­ ers tested the vision of 241 chil­ caught Hastings completely off ,on Warren Bolton's Wednesday. guard and was good for 45 yards. I| Mrs. Rebecca v,. —». who has been lin. was also a feature, and Included dren. and 4190 children were given Craig, chests, lames, tables, metal work, regular measuremenu. As an ad­ It was one of those plays which is quite HI for the past week Is betsmall woodwork and mechanical ditional procedure children were daringly brilliant when It succeeds ter at this writing. and terrifically dumb when it falls. I »jr. Mrs Floyd Benner and drawing. Max Leach won first prize weighed regularly In seven schools. but gave the Oriole quarterback all Mrs. Addle Lewis of Mlddlevffle in this division with an automobile From all this it can be seen what tredlt. On the next play a lateral called ot the Wm Strausbaugh trailer. a wonderful program Is being car­ Once again the rural schools ot ried on by the Kellogg Foundation pass cut back through left guard lhonw one d*y this week was good for a touchdown. A pass, Mre. warren Bolton attended a the county turned in some excellent in the schools of Barry county, for the extra point was incomplete., Birthday club party al the home of exhibits. First prize was won by through the County Health Depart­ Hustings rallied In the fourth quar- ,hcr aunt- Mra Reuben Gcrllnger In Otis school, second by Edger school ment and with the capable support and third by Al-Gon-Quln school. of its staff of nurses. There has ter. When Charlotte attempted to RastUigs Thursday -----------Steve ---------------------------------------------rehoolI exlublu been better co-dberatlon on the part punt. Bristol, right end. came- I MrsWm atrausbaugh and »»«l <h. In fast j Clyde:11"' P1"'' w“b>' lot. blocked bloekwl the IM kick and «nd re<>■ ,U„sht„ wan,,, ----ana• of teachers as they-have come to covered the ball for Hoangs on■ Bassett, understand the value of the Foun­ xsasacii, of or Freeport rvccpuri were were Sunday ouuuiq '^ade ----- withi^an _ ... . Indian ,----- „exhibit, ---------. Mrs. , Charlotte's 30 yard line. A sweeping evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leora 8m*th' teacher Second prize dation's program. What is most end run by Struble behind fine in- r-r,.Tv-of East Hastings iW{M was won won by oy the me nlym Jth K grnae rnrte for lor na needed is the co-operutlon of par­ terference carried the ball rhall to tzx the tlia jI ... tmnHnnrtntlnn transportation diartlnv display, Mrs Mrs. Ain. Ala ’ enls; and that Is being secured In­ Myers, teacher. Third prize was creasingly through the tactful meth­ 10 yard line. Roy White added a ’ EAST GUN LAKE. Quick! Get Their DOUBLE couple more through tackles and It's Grand to Find Such Carl Sheerin left Monday P. M. won by the eighth grade with a so­ ods of the staff and those who work cial science exhibit. Walter Perkins, with them. This work will bear Struble with the line functioning for Chicago and the World's fair. perfectly carried the ball through Thomas Sullivan of Shelbyville teacher. fruit in future years. A better un­ W*HT N Another novelty at the fair was a derstanding of what is required to center for a touchdown. Snyder's called at lhe Will Crawford home hog calling contest won by Wm. keep one in good health will old Uie kick for extra point was blocked. Tuesday. For the Unuiul Price of at this low price! Sizes 2 to 12! Walter Slater left Monday P. M. Peake with Robert Newton placing■ growing child in keeping well and second ■tor for several .several weeks wesas visit in Chicago. vnicugu. -warn and <miu Herman Newland third. m>iu. strong and thereby becoming a more Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Miuuicuni Middleton ui of In the Home Economics division useful member of society. | mt XiilHrnd Woodmansee W/wimirs— won first prize nrlrn THE BACKWARD CHILD 'Grand Rapids spent Monday and Mildred In the old style dress division. Tuesday at their cottage. MAGICIAN PLEASES By B. A. LyBarker ■Of cream-color cotton, rayon-striped The sweepstakes grain samples i Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Nctzband of SCHOOL CHILDREN. and trimmed, with al) lhe necessary awards were won by the following: Kalamazoo called on friends here The child who -makes poor Edward Reno, the magician, who ‘‘outcr-garment"button« for comfort! Yellow Dent com. John Chandler: appeared at Central auditorium on Sunday. grades at school Is not neces­ Pin tubes for hose supports! Drop sarily stupid. He may be lhe i Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rue and friends White Dent com. Robert Phillips; Monday delighted the children with seat! 4 styles of leg, arm, neckline! of Detroit are sending several days Red Wheat. Keith Mead: White his feats of magic at a matinee. In victim of careless meals at home, Wheat. Robert Phillips: Oats. Her­ the evening but a small crowd was or of eye trouble. Children need plenty of fruit, | Mrs. Ray Crawford and daughter. man Newland: Rye. Jack Erway: present, Mr. Reno presenting 50 Knit in Fail-color Mrs. Kenneth Andrews. Mrs. Belle Kidney Beans. Dwight Ferris; White tricks In an hour and a quarter, well cooked cereals, with good rich milk and lots of green veg­ ! Crawford and Dale Null spent Wed­ Beans. Kenneth Dunn; Barley. many of them being very clever and nesday at lhe Will Crans home near Keith Mead: Early Potatoes. Dwight unusual. The entertainment was etables. Inferior food retards Ferris: Russet-Rural Potatoes. Doro ­ Middleville. mental development as surely as sponsored by the Teachers' Club. ished cotton. 1 to 12! Mrs. James Null leaves Saturday thy Lathrop: White Rural Potatoes. Soft, brushed It hinders physical growth. Dwight Ferris. •«Poor marks at school are dan­ ■ for Chicago and the yorld's fair. NORTHEAST CARLTON. The best exhibit of fruit grown ger signals. If your child's School IRVING PROJECT CLUB. • on their own farmv was won by Last Week's Letter. reports are second rafe^have hL> I The Irving Project Club met with Robert Phillips, who also received Carl Olmsted of the CCC camp In eycj examined: then check his Mrs. Belle Carter. Oct. 11. for an first price for the best nut exhibit. Canada visited his parents, Mr. and diet. See that he goes to sleep The dainty pink or blue colon won’t Mrs. Geo. Olmsted and family from all day meeting. Fourteen members wash out in laundering! Doubls *el*d . -early, rises early, and eats a good Sunday till Wednesday night. were present. foot keep* children warm, even if breakfast before going to school. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hayward of | .The lesson on Remodeling Cloth ­ they kick off lhe blanketat Small ‘ If he continues listless and Delton spent Saturday night and ing was given by our regular leadsixes button in back, large tn front! without appetite, consult a doc­ Sunday with their parents. Mr. and 'ers. Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Williams. tor. Mrs. ‘ Scott Lydy and family. | jr. Three dresses were used as ex­ Follow Uie doctor's advice. If Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Endsley and amples to remodel and two were re­ the child needs a tonic, the doc­ x Infant's Fine Spun Cotton family of Fowlerville spent Bunday modeled. The lesson was so good tor will recommend one and will with Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Decker. and much Interest shown that ocr prescribe. Let him also recom­ Orlando Hickerson, who spent lhe 1 Continued from page one) mend the druggist who will sup­ leaders kindly, offered to review the past three years in California, visitlesson at odr next meeting or have ply Uie tonic. a special meeting In December. We Ing all pre-school children and In­ ad friends in this neighborhood jast TXU U 1 lU nr«inh of * atria* of ' have twenty members this year. Our fants In the township. They looked week. Editorial ASvorUxnonti lo *pp«*r in after all the details. The children, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eliott of next meeting will be with Clara tkU pap*r iuh vMk. ISchondelmeyer. Nov. 15.—Clara from the age of six months to six Flint are at home with his parents Copyrixht. years, were Invited to attend and on account of slack in the work | Schondelmeyer. Sec. each child was given a thorough there in the factory. pests and panties—at only physical and ,dental examination. Mr. and Mrs. George Lydy and Parents were, encouraged to attend Gary visited her parents. Mr. *nd grade Esmond blanksling! With or these conferences and were Inform­ Mrs. Ben Falconer of Irving Wed­ without collar! Satin Bopadl PtaW ed of any defects that were found, nesday evening. ___________ or solid colors! and given advice as to prevention A girl recently won a carnival I In each case. There were talks by I dentists as well as doctors. In all prize with a hat five feet high and 579 children were examined—an In­ three feet wide. But there was no Mn! Hit for Outdoor Wotr crease of 114 per cent over the need for her to wear It while silling ‘ Comfortable, close-fitting— previous year. It was encouraging just tn front of us at cinema lhe soft and warm without be­ to note that 501 parents were pres­ other evening. ent at these examinations. During ing bulky! Of Durene and A lecturer has traced the history the year the nursing staff made AU Wool! TAou Slide htural rayon in a fancy pineapple 1045 visits to 520 pre-school chil­ of the hat back 3,000 years. We won­ (WHICH INCMIAIII dren. The defects found were large­ der 11 it would be any use to place stitch, full sized and nicely ly those of teeth and throat. Some the problem of our gold-mounted finished. Panties have all-' umbrella in his hands. * had eye and ear troubles. During the regular sc Wool year a elastic top, and lastex round OBDBB FOB TUBX4CATI0M. major part of health department the bottom I Small, medium work In the county consisted of school service. Many school pro­ and large sizes! •port collar, muff c gram activities are reported under probate offle ■Ide. Self Coasaci For girls 6 lo 16 IM other headings. For purposes of ■•Id count, administration the four nurses of the W. H. Kellogg Foundation staff Probat*. were assigned to geographical divi­ sions of the county. Each nurse was responsible for the school health program tn her division. All the nurses have a degree In education as well gs In nursing, and are well qualified to carry out the teaching part of the program. The school So Smart—and health program centers around the Individual teacher. The success or ■utcaaafva failure of the program In each haarinx. In the school Is largely dependent on her »p« printed and co-operation and ability. In order to .familiarise the teach­ M?IJr«4PHmllh- tte*iat*r ot Prob«U. ers of the'county with the educa­ tional program, a three-day meeting How these gay print* will brighten up your wonca.or wboial eleotiom. was held last year at the Pine lake house-frock wardrobe 1 New plaids, floral*,-' camp. At that meeting each teach­ r.l£uin*willhb« held*i’n'jhi Citro/'Jtai novelties, with little ruffles in pique, voile,1 er became acquainted with tho county health department staff and la lh» forenoon. KaMsra Rl»ad»rd Tlm«. dr self-t^jm! Flared or straight-eut I plans were made whereby education for^hi-^urpoM of voUag <>■ “>• fo’iowla* Sizes Get youra today I * would be Incorporated in the regu­ lar school program. General dis­ cussion was encouraged and many of lhe problems of health which Givta uadre wr hand and the offlalal arise h? the rural schools were ex­ ■al at tho Clrcalt Coati ot Jha County plained. Health exhibits were shown [ Barry. BUM of Michisaa. tkia Util >y ot Oatobor. A. D l»ad. and the rnetitods of physical and dental examinations were demon­ - a a. at strated. Speakers of prominence In Sporting Items See Our Time to Plant! TULIPS, LILIES, CR< I HYACINTHS, NARI COLORED STONES AND SHE! DISHES FOR INDOOR PLANT! Store Wallace HERE! MORE XENJATIONAL PROOF THAT Penney's Says If With 1 VALUES Terry Towel* UNIONS EXTENSIV 1091 Ladies Rayon Hose Ladies’ 24 oz. All Wool Stretche T<yp SkiSuits Child d’* Sleeper MS 49c b TIDY ROBES Bargains! Get Yours! Tuck Stitch •‘i UNDIES 19c CoMaek JaokfftS is this generation’s new deal in transportation and Streamlined acting What a Chance! Fast.Color' Boys Wash Frocks UNION Ribbed Cotton Th 44c is this generation’s new deal in tpeedg, eennomieal fuel skirt* ANDRUS SERVICE Corner Jefferson and Court Streets HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2240 14-441 HAI’ \ �THE HAITTKOl lURXER. WttXMBtT. OCTOM» M. HU J^'1 Views and Opinions; What Others Say This and That Welfare Demands. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday with htaithe highest aaiMm of RmUngg people. Mr. c. H. Van Arman started on Let a Look At the Ipoui^ «a » .upper, j Record of FoulkesLx£'u^i!l^^‘™£ '■------ - -------------------------------------------*------ .provisions for effecting the savings Miss Clara Langmaid, lately at this(Continued from page one) provided in the National Economy city. Mr. and Mra Van Arman ex- ---------'Act; -The 1933 Gold Contract Bill:" 8 Through Elmer £. Smith of Paw “The 1934 Revenue Bill," providing Paw and Dan Gerow of Sturgis col- far raising an estimated *417.000,000 gratuiatloni — ————— to — the —— happy *T* couple. T“~.. lected money from postmasters Of' W additional taxes through la­ . c*“- Baldwin hax « turned to hte th* fourth district, according to creased levies tn estate taxes, capital home tn this city after a very sue* sworn affidavits of Democratic post- stock and excess profits taxes, clo*or BMUIT OOUMTr oxr YKXk. ii.oo'100*1 schools will have to be abantha‘ they furnish one-third of thef**’®*' Ed*’ln cexjful season as pitcher ot ths Mil­ maxters. and held up confirms- Ing loopholes in existing income (iVXi.™”!; > 'K K ,l doned so far as sales tax revenue. “ ^"wUTflnd it 10011 *®Uarc fundl be used in Sbtdta Friday, waukee baseball clob/He has been ^lons of several who failed to "come taxes; "The 1934 Independent OfIN BARKY OOUMTU o» months f«i.(-<rned a derisive vote of m«i Tut .2 ““ county. At the present rate of 1 Supt.and Mra. D. A. VanBurtirk. retained by that organisation foe “croM." .----------------------------- flees Appropriation BUI;" 'The Oot(N mm l« xltMfti “« concerned. A derisive vote of more tender and juicier than tha., lhu ^.Dr. and Mrs. Guy C. Keller and 7 Claims that previous public 'on Control BUI;" and The SUver nilMJffvASci MTY’ T'““ “OXTJK N° °n *n,6ndmen‘ «*““ ln 00* r‘\hlJ££Lln, ___ ____ “bout 830.000 Furthermore thia atae- • -Marguerite Hetmansperger alMr. Dan Reynolds left Friday last •»*' <ter A painstaking studnit of hog man-, able sum was to be turned over di- ‘6nd6d the dedication ot the new for a month's visit at Belmpbt; N. V. services qualify him to serve in Con- purchase AcL" Mr. Foulkes' votes der. gres*. Records ot the Treasury De- ,»l*nd—"Not recorded." Instead of OUTBID* BARRY COUNTY. ONE rectl>' to ‘to »t“ta welfare board H‘sh ^tool in Kalamazoo Thuraday TKAR IK ADVANCEI • ; After all an automobile Is some- u partment show that a George E. i "upportIng the President or making a there in the interest of Grover ! 1 W °f I *“tout the county having any aay | evening. rOBKlllN SUBSCRIPTIONS. ONI ! what of a luxury and there is no formation, Foulkes was employed as a special [definite stand, he stayed away, n wofdd nnrwar thot whatever to how, where, why and! Mr; 4011 Mra Henry Timm and Cleveland. TRAR IN ADVANCK.1 Service at □», St. I "The Norris Amendment" to the {reason why they should not bear — •• Jas. clarke has returned to this agent tn the Customs — •••»« *» when it should be spent. daughters Genevieve and Katharine ADVnTlICtO KATES is>...i duf‘to the Wilaon --------admlntelra• Rome Owners Loan Corporation ... and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bruton of city after a two weeks stay tn Jack- I sppliea . their share of the tax load.•All high­ scratches hls starboard. or~ right I Very properly, we brilve. the board Caledonia were Sunday guests of Mr. son and Branch counties where hs •tlon “pd ,fron? thu position he »u measure provided that no appointm lecatt sag rudias notiew. joc w“y 005,5 shou,d 000,6 Jrom &aS ton with his right foot. This nahas been speaking. t removed for the good of the service. penta tn this agency should be mad* stood out like adamant against such iand Mrs- B. A. LyBarker. CttaBaTl/VW n-s i nnd W61«ht tax revenues and so long turaiy develops his muscles. -----------------______________ for thc for thc following reasons: ■ on the basis of political consider­ offered and Mrs. B. J. Scudder enterXo‘.T-. f.r uTika. “sTk.^ « a -Mra tax is in force there b no Onthe other hand when heHeeU a B scheme. Instead they funds for as . I .era eua vncir .on. CLOVERDALE. a—Conduct unbecoming a Cus- ation. but only on merit. The Ad­ a substitute to supply funds for a taJ^CdJ:,vef ®lld thelr 5on' reason why the automobile should llls’®.^ Jj® prograni of work relief to Improve tok. Mr and Mra. Lyman Gardner ministration favored Its passage. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humeston ac­ be exernm T?!?. ‘"““’f®*. Ln “ n““‘ &h"nm> i townshin township roads and with the Barrv Barry !»« and d William Goodknect Goodknect of Lansing. Lansing, companied by Kalamazoo friends are cation of expense ac- Foulkes VOTED AGAINST IT. be exempt. cgalnsm tree or post. countj- road commission in charge. . Miss Glenna Doud was called touring Northern Michigan this counts. President Roosevelt vetoed the | Let's leave our motor taxes os Result: Right hams are muscular c—Pernicious activity in connec­ 193^independent Offices Approprts* • • s | home from Kalamazoo Monday to it Yoo. they are and vote NO on proposed and tough; those on the left side - be - specific, the supervisors of­ care for her mother. Mra. Solon The camp Fire Girls met with tion with thc Interference in Ca­ tionTttll as passed by the House, To m constitutional amendments No 2 have Just the right degree of sucnadian customs matters. Doud, who was hurt Sunday evening. restored higher pension rates and rtDonna Marie Fennels Wednesday fered to put 810.000 into the high­ d—Impersonating a Canadian —, fund, the moneyw Mortimer E. Cooley of Aim night last week. This week Wed­ 1>M* KmaiJcatou “l*|^•‘’pablUbed’ ■»>. _ ____________ H you don't believe us, ask the way toW beOPV..A spent u..un--------cut In ----------Federal salaries including der the supervision of the county Arbor was the guest of his slater, nesday Miss Humeston and Oral and customs officer. ""J A MATTER OP RECORD R to ® Oto W 8 Mr. Foulkes was elected on the those of congressmen. Mr. Foulkes u.~u------t.------- ■ •— ...---------- ....-j . .. Mrs. H. A. Nichols and husband Iris MacLeod will entertain at the Democratic lhe bucked the the .UUUIIUadmlnlswhile in the city Monday. MacLeod AIUU1C. .■.RblAVU home. -------- ticket, - • in ......... - Iprimary ——■•—Z. -----— - wishes -•—•V. of MIC I'RJNTINO. thc * welfare board. lbl Last week we mentioned the fact Birmingham Eccentric. I। tne 61‘“rc °°^rd^ Mra. Harold England and children; 61ectlf*’ ot 1OTB he registered as Sitratlon by voting “Yea" for the bill ■ Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Long and Mr. .ou ■■ r1* ’lhat in all °f ‘he 1277 pages of ngE 1 This Is more os It should be. Bor- and Mr». J. W. Armbruster and son of Lansing and Mrs. Morris Lewis of (RePUb!ipan, voting on ballot No. 1. as it stood and thus helped to over '•^“kiad'ot'twok ricultural committee proceedings. THIS WEEK 8 PRIZEDEFINITION O' county, we bcllve. has no inten- Jolul motored to Ann Arbor Sunday Kalamazoo visited the Ross Pierce In 1830 he again registered as a ride the President's veto. family Friday evening. [Republican. During 1933 he apIn brief Mr. Foulkes: >UB* thc,_________________________ name of Mr. Foulkes appeared Orator: „ A man whow._ l always Don of being a slacker in regard to !o ®P°nd tto day with Misses DoroMrs. Frank Thompson of Battle Proa6hed a Republican leader of I a—Failed the president on six but eight times- We were slightly ready to lay down your life for his carrying her share of the relief bur' and Y*1* A BEAUTIFUL FRIENDSHIP! mistaken There was a ninth country. —Peter Rabid. Grand Rap- <dcn- However. It does seem a bit wustw. “,ld to celebrate the birth- Creek was a visitor in Cloverdale !v“n Buren county in regard to the important bills by not recording a mistaken. There was a ninth chronicle. cheeky for the state to come in here tojs of Miss Long and Miss Veta Sunday. 1 possibility of running against John.vote. While Rep. George Foulkes is in Miss Catherine Cagney enjoyed a! Kctch»ni in the Republican primary.b-Buckcd wishes of president by | On page 325. paragraph 4. of the — Bnd demand a sum ranging up into ; Armbruster. Michigan campaigning, ills Wash­ trip to A Century of Progress a week Rcc6lying a discouraging reply, he voting "yes" on a measure which DRUNKEN HUNTERS report Serial M. of a subcommittee the thousands of dollars and then ---------- ■“ ington office is being shared by one t™1 ln ‘he primary as an increased his own (Foulkes) salary, Conservation Officer Frank Bls- not .... give the county any authority TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ago Sunday in company with friends [ *'“fU6d ot the committee on agriculture, conI independent. Finding this was Im- | c—Bucked wishes of the president । Mr. and Mrs. John Kilmer. Mr. of Hastings. Linn A. E. Gale, radical agitator, hop says that he encountered a ,i--------to say------how, ll shall be spent, ‘ talnlng discussions and hearings rel- _number of hunters in the woods and Mrs. Cyrus Kilmer of Charlotte Mrs. Ross Pierce were wcre j P° possible, h decided to run as a by voting "no" on a measure which Mr. and Mra. “ible. he • • • communist, atheist and former in­ ative to a proposed amendment of Monday who were "so drunk they1 Furthermore, weweunderstand thati* ------------------------and Capt. George -------------Kilmer - — of Tuondi. -——• I guests of -Mr.1 and Mrs. Morris Lewis r'"~“Drinocrat. “’• [Would have prevented Uie introducFurthermore, understand that mate of Fort Leavenworth peniten­ n,.".... ......________ ____ . -. ___ ___ __. .. . I[ Q9 rlnlm. Claim* to have the endorsement tlon of political patronage in the tlje Packers and Stockyard Act. could hardly walk." Further. Mr. administration costs in thc welfare Pt'iDLsylvania. were guests of Mr. of Kalamazoo Saturday night. tiary. Gale says that a •’close: Chairman Doxey sums up the work Btehop-aald there was nothing that department arc about io per cent. Little Richard Hart and Roxie ,of ‘he Farmer-Labor Party. The Homo Owners Loan agencies. Wrs- Myron Kilmer and Mr. ■■ ---secretary of the Fanner-Labor Party ----------------- m friendship and a sympathy of ideas " r>f thc rartoua members M follows h® or “n>‘ °.dlcr P**00 °mcer could Work rplltf Cpuld be provided by the and Mra. WUUora VeepMra Sunday, Hart and Miss Pricilla Brooks are ol thewrtmte rouow. do atom „■ p.,ttap, ,wlt£,at „ „;s, „ Mr. m Mr., ow.r ot entertaining LACEY GROUP* the mumps. Who has issued a denial. links him with Mr. Foulkes. ' "I know that Mr. Kleberg s poM- huhter is not quite the hazard that share of the total beifig absorbed by Carlt°n and Mrs. Lee Matthews,, next? tlon U opposed to this measure, or a drunken driver is. but with hunt- "overhead expense." [Mra. C- F. Brooks and MrsA.Herman Mra. Bessie Leonard of Hastings Uig thc Washington Open Forum. the principles involved in the meas- C6S ns ibick as they were l.ast Mon-, ... .Feldpausch motored to Veniontviiie spent a few days with her daughter, lhe Mm. w Mr. Eoulkn Appeared. "“W « which, despite its high-sounding trrr He wanted to be here tills day 11 muit 60 admltlcd ib3'- “ P"- i Wien When the supervisors protested Thursday to Mra. Michael Michael,Mahler ,Mamerss Mrs. Lester Monica, and family re­ but nine limes in stenographic re-1 Tl1® chairman. Mra. Meta Hyde, . u . J . „ Ron ln such condition is dangerous— that that the sum suggested was awas bita »bit her«'*’here ‘toy they attended a meeting of thc sum suggested attended a meeting of cently. dignified name. Is attended mostly ports of proceedings which occupied c“‘ted the meeting to order. After a morning, but could not be here- He very daagero.x, r ni:ght be well for too high to .be absorbed . . .. by ordinary ‘ h® Helping Hand Society, . . ,. I Friends of Mrs. Tedrow hope that / by those who hold very radical opin­ could not be here because he was the next legislature to slip a little taxation, i»« ipmcmsuvc -----------A week---end — •family —••••* ------reunion was i[she — recovers ..w from her illneas. Mrs. 1.277 pages—Once he made the “tort business meeting our leaders, thc ohivc state .representative ‘“ w~> ions in politics, religion and eco­ unavoidably detained. The same clause into some of the prescribed suggested bonding. In other words told at Die home of Mr. and Mrs A. I Dr. Scott, sister of Mrs. Tedrow re- statement. That information has Mr8 Elizabeth Gray and Mrs. Flornomics. Our Mr. Foulkej has been • nnniic* Ur r-arrfen A>i tn du‘te» °f game wardens and other lhe lhc county enuntv should ithnuiH plunge niiinm in over nun- lts u. I ‘Luther -uther on Michigan avenue. Tfrase ' turninc turning from her visit visit at at Fart Fort been collected;" twice he suggested cr‘c0 Babcock, gave us some excels to xE, iv2« th. the mem offic ® rs ’ ° ,hcm ,0 h6a ° 'no" 6 ? “ «d ‘ ton »* ’ r. a • named honorary president of this1 head to raise the money and then we^ Mra- B. A. Phillips of Wayne. Ind.. Is here al present car- that lhe meeting be held at 9:30 ,ent «uKmtlons for remodeling o'clock; in one session he asked a drCM6“ “d hats, also some patterns Mr. Kleberg, I knou that thc mem- gunrd Die safety of other hunters. | turn it over without any strings Anacortes. Washington. forum and. according to Gale, has bers of the subcommittee would give if the state can properly charge each whatsoever for Uie state' to spend— White of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. NoMr. and Mrs. Mark Garrison en- witness five questions, all repetitions *nd directions for making a hat authorized the use of his name in him the privilege of making any person 81.00 for a slip of paper car- or should we say administer. the same ideu. concerning why. block. ble Gant and daughter Gladys of tcrtained Mr. and Mra. Laurence of ' n»m inv potuexe ui niaxisis ‘,n.' a... the grain exchange should not be' The next meeting will be Nov. 21. connection with IU activities. Anwanted to make r>'ln« lhc .V.. Prl"leKc ot ------------roaming thc . . . Sparta, and Mrs. B. Ludden and soti Beadle of Hastings Sunday. i controlled law --------rather ------than -» by ajal the same place. k. -------------of- .»,i countryside in a futile search for a ; People of Michigan are skeptical Maynard of Coopersville. All of Douncements of ,the meeting thiss The L. A. S. is putting on a quilt I —-------------by x_-.. AS TO MR FOULKES, OF ccc){ pheasant, they can very prop- of । thc proposed Home Rule Amritd- Mrs. Luther's children were present fair at the town hill. Thuraday ;do*™: in a final summary of accomforum are being mailed out on our ‘ COURSE. I DO NOT KNOW HIS crly authorize their officers to take ment to thc State Constitution for excepting one son. Edd. Ggnt. of night, October 25. There will be a, P’Uiiments. Chairman Doxey of A congressman's “franked ' stationery, y' VIEWS, and Mr. Marshall and Mr. care of those who have high [lowered :fear it will take away certain privi­ j Jennings. « I qulitcu quill given away to thc sub-committee of the agricultural with a note explaining that the lec­’ Hope are not here. shotguns and high-powered Uquor - 1leges of local government. But see Jas. R. Mason returned from Long lucky' number. A cent an Inch tor | committee, implied that Mr. Foulkes length of of your your foot, foot, gains gains your your I had । bad «<* not bbeen present sufficlefiUy sufficlefiUy so so the length ”1’ present ... . .. . Schuyler Marshall. Clinton County 1how u state board is attempting to, BcUch. California. Monday evening, ;ithe ture is "arranged" by Rep Foulkes.. "In other words, there are four Republican-News < Regardless of party or creed—un­ encreach on local government rights; He was cunntcied with the Balboa ; admittance at the door to the fair I‘hat he knew where the fourth dis-I ’ members here. Mr. Marshall and ------------Company trict representative stood in reeven withbut benefit of a constilu-. -Film —---------r—« - until 111 health com-1 and'for the quilt. less It be a very radical or comma- Mr. Polk of Ohio. Mr Hope of Kan- • ,,.r^N'Y'TY °.F PROGRESS 1 Sunday visitors at the Chas. Mon-[k“rd to a proposed amendment to ttcr.nl amendment. If having some pellkd pe’lW him to return. return, nistlc one—is a man who behaves. u . . White thc fundamental principles ,control over money raised by local; Drs. Lathrop arid-Timmer- [tea's home were, Mr. and Mra. Well- u,c Packers and Stockyard Act. n” Barber. n t »>. and Th. oU.ar two mnl thus In office thc sort of Individual for use within thc county man were in Grand Rapids last eve- iington Monica and daughter ot Bed-, ‘‘ H‘‘ [s “haring his Washington (lemon are absent becau.se they which our country represents nr.- taxation , ing to attend a meeting and banquet ford. Mr and Mrs. Russell Monica '011'00 with'Linn A. Gale, radical, isn't a prime privilege of local gov'we want to represent the fdurtli dis­ could not gel here mid have good ■*’» ll established, they arc neither ut the West Michigan Homeopathic [of Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mrs. Ed communist, atheist, draft-dodger trict in congress? excuses." self-sustnining. nor self-executing eminent then our conception of lo­ Association.---------------------------------------- .Monica of Hastings and Mr. and al,d former inmate of Fort Leaven­ cal government is all wrong. ....------------;Mrs. Glenn Monica of Chicago. [worth penitentiary, who is now proBut. there were seven members of u’Sh VOTE NO. THfRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ! Miss Ella Rodgers spent Sunday i moting the Washington Open ForForce and oppression seem to be thc subcommittee, the seventh, ac- piiny organization. The past rec­ Mr. and Mrs R. T- French. Mr [with Miss Ruth Hqrn of South Ufn which Is attended mostly by Of the three proposed constitu­ cording to record, being Mr Foulkes. ord ought to be an inspiration to ,rather poor persuaders. KJpg Alex­ and M;s. H E Hendrick and Mr scbultx. ' [those of radical opinions in poll- i ot Jugoslavia adopted this tional amendments which will be Michigan. Chairman Doxey ac-Py1?'- but it is not enough :o war- ander ' ----------------- «-*■— [tics, religion and economics... The policy in an attempt to weld his aAj Mrs J g Nagler of Middleville I submitted to voters Nov 6. t«w> merit GLASS CHEEK. 'Police Department al Washing-1 mixed assortment of peoples into a ’ amended the reception tendered by special attention. These are No. 2. Kir and Mrs Thos. Sullivan in hon, frothL, vieinltv attended lon h“s complete records of meet-! Mr Polk. Mr. Hope and himself, change, but new conditions arc con- unified nation "overnight." Thc re- °rof the marrMe of their daughter. ,nss held by Communists and oth- . which would fix thc gas tax at two Mw Myrtle, to F W Stebbins. . A« “E. ers under the auspices of the Wash- 1 present; Mr. Kleberg and Mr. Car- stantiy*.arising which require new ' cents: No. 3. which would limit thc den absent on K<*xl excuses. What Mr. and Mrs 8 Van Koevering ^"d Kronet^Dunn^re U18lon Open Forum, where speakers! ncw P?Jlc,ts- That "is automobile weight tax on passenger inevitable If .we arc to avoid bccoin1 of Grand Rapids visited their .von ..^. “ "5. ®". d n f£ n " e , S J,_"' |n i have, n-wnlv advocated I have, openly advocated the the merover-, about Mr. Foulkes? ling fossilized .and continue our-l J S Van Koevering last week They . P {throw of the Government by.force' 1 Thc unavoidable conclusion is that course of development and projress ■ were accompanied by his brother s I nivl |uand violence. Mr. Foulkea has been 1 all other taxes on cars, accessories, , 11 If a party ij to ftijch the highest he was absent $9 much and took so elected honorary chairman of thc I income from such business, etc. little fiart in the activities ol the standard of public service, it must 1 has. according to Gale, au­ Each cent taken from the gas tax [ Sun- Forum; ! DO YOU wish to committee that even, the chairman look into the future and anticipate thorized the use of his name in conmeans a cut of 87.000.000 in reve- didn ( be free? Then above ’t know his view^ and evident­ thc needs of thc people.—Calv-m Gregory of Grand Rapids were tiie -h,. n,... rr,-k N,1.rltinn e’«« 'nectloh with its activities Coolidge. nues. In 1934 with a three-cent ' Notices of a Forum meeting toil all things, love God. ly did not consider him to be a very. tax funds are being collected at thc love your neighbor, October 13. 1934. were advertised as WILL RADIO BE GAGGED? . important member. "arranged by Representative George | rate of J20.000.000 per year. Fixed No less an authority than Wai- . love one another, In such fashion docs lhe present ter Lippmann. the distinguished' N<Ate?thls ?eekr2^rAnrt to !dR>’wcrc'Rn>'touie Erway and Foulkes. to be held in lhe Caucus charges of the highway department . love the common­ tteS.iJntU k—° d Ledge ln-|ramllles and Lyie OUa and wife of .Room. Old House Office Building" fourth district representative earn writer and authority on economic for maintaining present roads and [ weal; then you wilf ucpcnucni. . Kalamazoo. and were mailed out on Mr. Foulkes' IU& salary by playing an "influential" matters, warns against a posslbtlM^JpheTil^rS^k^n^rre 1 ^.^ Mr and Mrs ch“> Whittemore, j franked stationery. When lhe' equipment arc 86.000.000 per year Ity that radio may be gagged He have true liberty.— part In national affairs. of m/ ItSto.\8t“?£ial«» Lowe11 Whlttemdre and Isa- House committee of lhe House of; State and county road debt pay­ paints out tiuit Mr Pcttcy is not Savonarola. M E ' M ’ Bllsb> Ior dore Pranshko spent Sunday at Cleo'Representslives (controlled by Dem­ only secretary of the Federal Radio ments which arc taken from thc COUNTY HOME RULE Commission but Hint he is at«o in ocratte members! learned lhe facts M. M Slocum and brother. F. E | Browns at Hickory Corners. gas tax fund will be 113.000.000 an­ There is still considerable conf a charge of radio time for the D* mo[ Russell Whittemore was al Cart-1 concerning the organization sponSlocum of Watertown. N. Y.. who'1 ton Center Sunday. nually for several .years to come. ion । over lhe meaning of the pr- । cratic Party Lippmann calks »pvn ujwn toring this Porum, it refused lo pct­ have been visiting him went to . Rev Wynn ot Woodland will mlt the meeting to be held on gorThus the total obligations which the«poscd Home Rule amendment which i‘tiie he President to remove Mr. Petlcy . Grund Rapids Tuesday. from hia he highway deportment faces amount W1U ap]Kar aA No. < on the ballotI1'" ”" h " dual position where — K " •, properly. • .■peak on the "Jemperancc Ques- eminent — —— suit was an assassin's bullet Force Miss Louise Brlsben and Mb>s TilI might easily keep off the air criti ­ tlon" al evening. the Good Come Will church next mlttee In 1030. before theofSpecial Conito 819.OOO.OOO per year Binec a three Nov. 6 if adopted It will permit the oppresaiun are not convincing meM°sis’er Mra^M 'l'houcU hut Sunday and hear of tjie House RepresenU_ ___ ... , . , . ' u “ cfcMiu. ut cisms wiucnofncwhich nurniheapprove didn't approve and • . .he .has to say about . 1 cent gas tax gives a probable income citizen^ ol a county to change ihcir ]To control everything that goes over They may cow people into a skin­ mcr-s svs.cr. Mrs m. u. nowcu, isui what ll. lives to Investigate thc activities of of about 820.000.000 per year, this county government set-up to meet the air and then to have your own deep sort of submission but they do Sunday visitors at Roy Oaks' were. the Communists In the United nut change lhe heart and soul of. leaves a balance of only 81.000.000 rCqulremnt>. Clues already [Propaganda to put out. is u dangerFORTS YEARS AGO TODAY Bob Lord “nd family and Tom Lord States. Mr. Gale testified as fol­ men In fact they are mffre than 1* "tn" H“r«M.TnbU,.r o, Nr» Y„rA Hon. P Y Colgrove left for Quincy • and wife of Battle Creek also Ray likely ma r. to io ouua build up a stuooorn. stubborn, iantitifaniiti‘ ‘ -- . - lows; Mr. Bachman. Were you ever affil­ 87.000 000 cut from thb 81.000.800 bal- Wj|j nol (Orcc coalltlcs to make even citi has criticised the Radio Com- cal sort ot resistance which results Monday where he will-commence “nd Lemuel oaks and Naomi Ciag• get. , in radicalism or anarchy. -toet campaign speaking for Uie repub-' iated with the Communist party? Ante Uxrauxh pl.clAp . torn ,M C,„„BC „ ................................. inlsoiun and the latter attempted to Sunday visitors at Roy Erway's (jlcati state central committee. Mr Gale: I was. I helped lo or­ , .. ... , Emu on lhe baa iax. touTvtr. Ute ,11C « have tiie paper render an account . Geo. N Baldwin, wife and daugh­ were. Mra- Clara Robta«n. Maurice ganize me the Communist Party In in ..I iu aoms. T*.. i> not Amman * “» <■' * AiAW AlU Ite I.WP With A U-n«l O< poopte. a„l:, A! ptop.,,. ct,ul.. .nd .n> Mtrmm n. di. ■.»<•■ r.dlo bf K“"! *'™n<ler» rc-.lla. ter, Fern, of Leonidas, visited his, Erway »nfl Al Wolfe. wif<? and'Mexico, in Mexico City, in 1919. I w, member o( u ((x abou| thw brother. William, the fore part^X d“U8h<*r o Grand RapUs . . . . . . ’ llttir crilintrv wnral vptorx M.MO JCO per KAT In Ute r<ud tond, t). „ „„.d aM U.r’..D*11.R*plo8?_o(.Callfornl*'n-ar*. a member of the executive had just assumed the dictatorship. thc week. which -111 hA« lo be mede »p nsl4 Ko pernmud itT by our citizens Committee of the Communist Party Mra. O. E- Gilman has returned i» visiting at Roy Erway s through some other form of taxa­ Each county has a specified number V will be a' Sbrry day for the People were urrd of the ceascle-ts unitTiiu-ra-r r-awi-rnK lof Me*lco l*° >«“”: *« squabbling and violent outbreak.! of from Zanesville. Wisconsin. where tion. presumably by added tevtes on ot townships, each township mia. ihetr parliament and were looking she Mas been for thc past six 1 “ d^c«alc to Die Third Interreal property or possibly by sales luve a set uflffibcr ol officer and n“Donalc. but was not able to make terward with expectation to Alex­ mouths and lord En/. of Woodland spent the ;y ie trio on account of lack of fiMrs. Charles Shultz has Just re­ anders rule He was universally re“>* »-«*' there, must be an official family o: .spected for thc heroic role he played turned home after a two months' 1n other words this amendment specified site to nerve the county at and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Mcxlco; WMfi deported out of Mexduring the war. had been brought visit at Dawaglac with relatives. suggests shifting a part of thc road large kId twlcc Conditions tliroughout the Will Osborn who lias been sick for Rustne. of Hammond. Indiana, and United States if the freedom of the up sn comparative poverty, had re­ r .bo cited on Mr. »M Mr. burden of this state from gasoline, state arc not uniform. Therefore air u> gagged Uy politicians or* anyone ceived excellent education, was cap- several weeks returned to Kalamazod Buck and son of Chicago and the, “r *7. , where it belongs, onto real estate, Tuesday. Jenner's daughter Orpha. who is i ^r' Oa,c- ,M°rc ?*’,**?“ ^°Lbe this rigid system of government may else —Dick Baldwin in Northville ublc anti lurd working. Mtss Ella Hallock of Jackson spent But he attempted to use the meth­ where it does not belong. caring for mother and baby Communist; for helping Pl the be salts factory in some sections- Tlccord. ods ol a soldier in a situation that Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Lathrop. Mr. and Mrs Evan Fuller and °°mmuulalJ“?“«»*«• £ At present the rss tax is not bur­ costly and Inefficient in others. The Miss Carrie Schumann has re­ , would Iiave tested the ability of a PRESUMI.no too much. children spent Sunday with her per- ,lh.U tnv^unUrUjL went u> Let us outfit you with densome nor would a reduction of home rule aincndmcnT would permit One favorite pre-election sport skilled diplomat and statesman. A turned from Grand Rapids for a enu. Mr. and Mfs. Claude Cole, of ff*300' Bnd Mr7W1 for one-cent result in any noticeable Mosaryjc might have succeeded by heavy Underwear, county governments to meet local Lqc-cII . three years and two months. At Rue-ell's you will find thc new saving to the motorist. Thc average lor the legislature to commit them­ gentleness, persuasion and reason in dr. Wm snnber«S<im«>>ter ol » J'S?, „ requirements.' Under iu terms a selves wi different questions on the binding these various nationuUtie — feather bone used for the bottom of Hastings spent the week end with socks, gloves, mitta. ^,r- J?a,e:. £v“s»on ot the draft; ear owner probably uses from three change could be made only by ma­ assumption that results of Uifc^'.ev the Serbs, Cronies. Dalmatians. drew skirts. It will give the stylish Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber. publishing nine articles And poems to six hundred gallon.! of gasoline We cater to your full effect desired without weighing jority vote of people within the turn will thereto be influenced. Slovenes. Bosnians. Herlzgovmians.-------------------------------------------- Mr. and Mra. Levant Yeager ot I denouncing war; denouncing Amcrcounty- It a ciiangc were made and Touching major and minor subjects etc.-together with a loose bond of down the skirt with heavy crinoline MUwaukee. wuco£m. spent sTlurneeds and national consciousness. But ••’the “nd canvas. It is the latest thing gallon In tax thus represents a total day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Gule says that he and Foulkes enproved- unsatisfactory tfic people —.some of general public interest, cracking down process of King Alex'*• "clOM "»d »ymp«lhy UKd by all first class dress- UFayeUt UstESe ethers favored by groups, still oth­ of from ihtee tif six dollars per year. ( could again rwitch back to the orgi- ers of no moment to anyone except­ under only m“dc each of these peo- makers. In orjler to bring about this .saving. Mrs Frank Shriber and Mrs. Leo He * ------------nal system by a majority vote In ing promoters—candidates are be­ pic*, retreat tntp their own shells: | Barry and son spent WednesdayTn .matefJa* p>0 87.000.000 additional would have to ( FIFTY YEARS AOO TODAY. other words the Iwmc rule amend­ sieged with questions, and often each suspicious if not hating the j We are very sorry to hear that Grand Ripds on business he spread on real and personal prop- , other. . LaNora Pew of Hastings spent thc : « M,r Foul*e« chief campsignment simply jiermits people of a a candidate has not thought the Mr. Walter Howell, the efficient proposition through and cannot euerty (or some other source-, or else ( . « ln cotffityta an ^Mdual But King Alexander is not thc lcadpT of *5® Comet Band, week end with Ascha Buck county to have some part In deter- . press press lt a ^oung cound opinion opinion until until he be has has moat of lhe work now being done to Mr. and Mr*. Carl Weyennan and ?h°w“ “ unstuxettful candidate tnSS’hStag’S mining their system of local govern- dixie so, No one is so omniscient .first who ha* faded in IhU reaped ffit daughter. Thelma, o. ot Hastings spent' improve township and county road, d.u.h«r. ft*., ««. .pm., ■» Uut he can give an offhand statcwould have to be abandoned. Ln t 'tntat. ’ Sunday with her parents, Mr. and --:----1 — ment o! hui position on bills or don two years ago Mra. J. J. Strodtbeck. ft worth from 83.00 to 86 00 per year “ CREDIT DUE. DUF 1 l’r°blems likely to be shoved into lhe------------------ —— 13 Mr. Foulkes claims to be tiA CREDIT Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Pew and 1, rs»«\r ia Itgislative hopper with any certain- the inhabitants of any other nato iiave a decent farm to market Judguig by Frank Fttzgenuds ac- ty that he b, right. Voters are not tlon. They have acquired their bad tije present standard of excellence daughter Of Hastings and friend author of the Home Owners Loan road to.drive on?, Ian t it true that lion lKMl at at the lnc recent rfccni state sulc republican repuoncan Iiiikciy to be led by by some some committees commit!____________ As a spent Bunday with Ascha Buck. Mrs Bill. The Congressional Record fails likely to be led reputation because they «... have ..... never which they have attained to show where Mr Foulkes hav ever on a rutty, muddy, narrow, unim- convention .there is little reason to; efforts to find out how a candidate [ been left alone. Ever since Uw in­ genial and accommodating cltisett Pew staying until Monday nightMn Wm. Shriber and daughter introduced a bill or resolution in . — P»»cd "town line" -you can easily lw. w wlll controlled ux by If*""" >l4,nds >on —. - fcar u^t ln ,„ be «.,««.«. “* a- HMWI"** before DCIOTC lie nc vgsion njoivu of « Serbia ocruia by ay Turkey suraey ccntucentu^.considerably Mwlf. The publics inter-. Ties TT ago. the Balkan people have h“ I* may * ** wtU c<ury and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry and congress. Tiie Home owners Loan <io.c<xuklerably more more Hum ‘ton S34J0 8300 to to poliUhd bosses. 1Ie He dkl did „* cmnnienT”.-T." Bill was conceived in the latter days son and Miss Hazel Siiriber and nn — * v<y ooaaes He » canmenCJ , t mainly on knowing that ’ been striving for independence For 111 ........... 1 MD0 worth of damaae. to your car b . t0,nnirn cst centers ‘ striving Independence. ----------------------------------------------------------ihwlh MAMxkte. dablc job of house cleaning, as all candidates for the senate and house centuries they have been pawns ma-' Just about the same opinion of our Lester Warner of Woodland spent of the Hoover administration, per­ thi Sunday Bunday evening with Mr. and Mra. fected by President Roogevelt and mrougn excessive wear ana ‘w of those who had doubted abil- can think clearly and constructively 'nipulated about at will by the Eu- colonial forefathers during lhe 11,6 Ahirf nr his advisors as part al the New Deal Foaalbiy thc Michigan Automobile jiy do this must admit. -and are able to.exercbe sound judg-' ropean powers- Even lhe best na-. struggle lor independence as the Abid Donley and Mr. and Mrs. Guy legislative program. Association which is sponsoring lhe. -------- . —------. R,CV whcn nutters for legislation'tured of people will rise up and world at large today has of lhe Bal- Hough of Lansing. 14 Mr. Foulkes says he U backing nropuMd aiuendment didn't take A position U a man wiw stand., for •‘l'Pear JMld t'ccuton is required. H riiow bursts of temperatribnt under kans. Yet wc never think of those Roosevelt; is running for re-election thh lari into ror-idcration-ur ner- what lie think* others will fall for,- "I? UCrr ? ca!;d*“tc we would junk long-continued .jproroeatlon. We who made lhe CcuutuUon of Uie there tk sufficient steam rul'road on the slogan. “Support Roosevelt by ‘ „ “7^ ' " . '2. .Neb , ruher InuUnc U..I Ute Turte. ol UnluM BUM. potelMe u Ml, r.«. trackage to encircle the globe and tops the authors who wiote it ntver tos Angele* Bulletin. j Herald. old England under George 111 had leal, hot-ijeaded and tuLlublc. COOK BBOa, Bdllore. ., .... „ jS It MUM. I ________ p Spending Without Supervision. 1 If Amendment No. 3 passes It Supervisors Balk. TEN YEARS AOO TODAY. means that the .Uta sales tax re- • A “2^3° HAM, The Weakness of Force. u A Wisconsin editor brings to the , m>ue will be Mnrnk mme U.OOOMO TOW defceUW, you | A representative from the state • 0**“ accompanied by Mra. Marion a reprcaeniauve rrom tne state 7..7T .. A___ I___ .____ -___ A^_ — W.tew.-teA per in “ a ;welfare ,welfare department came■ before before thePattrk *»**»<* oftonl. Ionia aua and u Mrs. Margaret »-■ year. *----- This, ------ of - course,• means I.who ; .like V ham—and that takes — department came the * —*•*-*nlw «aua aara. Margaret .that all thoughts of state aid for ot of hungry people. He suggests j 8Ulx .rvlTOnI last wceJt d d emMnded I.'Qraene supervisor* week an and demanded Qreene of of Grand Grand Rapids Rapids were were £ ~, ty. gin tur .con lib po Waters Clothes Sho Attention Deer Hunters A Complete Stock of A Quotation Xo,Tr.n'i';Sa,v“ iluSX’S S; Soo Wools Awaits You I Cruiser Coats Jackets Stag Shirts Breeches Caps Get our prices before you buy Give You Right Prices! WATERS CLOTIES SHOP Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy hy na Mo to to �Tint HAffiMOg BANNER, WEBNMBAT, OgTOMR M, 1M4 POLITICAL CAM. United States Ben- PAIQN NEWS ™ ILMAM ‘ ot REPUBLICAN POLITICAL CAMPAIGN NEWS 8Wffl Estate farm bureau DRIVE IN COUNTY enemy of Republican* but above all ill] Under'lhe direction of A. M. Ed- of Shanghai. Chin* end Italy DEMOCRATIC a patriot who places the welfare of HJI raonds, former Barry county rexidares that it will employ no force hia country above party or personal I Continued from page one; iContinued from page one) • w>w dent, and a local committee coa­ lo compel it* peasant* to turn their ambition*. Ip 19|4 be became a member of Court rf fought for thia maasuro. insisted property over to agricultural asso­ REPUBLICANS RALLY (Continued from Pag* Ona) ler, Earl Johnson and his present law firm. Anderson, Wil­ that it be included tn the Jegtx!stive ciations and participate In the ocmAT MIDDLEVILLE. cox. Lacy and Lawson. Unlike so — Farm Bureau M w ’ r—r- the BUte ;---------------rr program and gradually won bl-par­ tmm benefit. The transaction, it An enthusiastic crowd of republi­ many other distinguished members of vote for prohIWUsn. The same 18 ««ductlng a drive for members in tisan support. Even President pretend*. U purely voluntary; but if Mr. and Mr*, he did not devote all of hi* thing will happen again in oar B»rry county. The annual meeting Roosevelt now admits that the maas- the peasant doe* not comply, he is can* from all section* of Uie county lhe__bar. and Robert cd ' • - I_ *1... ____ .1 • . " —111will be kaU In in rkathe A—first , —— held part M of« No­ Hugh Riley. mat at Middleville at the Methodist talents to lucrative practice for the fodgmenl. thh Ud .n opportunity to ’**“ pn,to Senator Vandenberg haa not hesi­ for everything he must buy In the church, Thursday night to bear put oonxmlto luuier, he wcialixed in taxation, governmental put the liquor traffic on a bn * 1 * bu,kJln t. Hastings. # market. ... . ... Clare E Hoffman, candidate for tated W.M.U MJ to »U(.jJAH lupport4 UUUU good pilKAC* phases CH of Uie MIC ---------and where it would do far leu harm than -----------------'— ----------------New Deal nor to Qppoae or suggest “Pur beneficent government like- representative for congress from the administration, real estate, alterations of certain bad phase*, wise declare* that the cotton plant­ fourth, district on lhe republican banking, and hl* contacU became u t* now doing; but the governor Lloyd Hopkina, Loren Edmond* and , . |Bnd the legislature, in their unwisIn moat instancy* his advtea and er la free to raise u much cotton »s ticket,' John C. Ketcham of Has­ nation-wide. and Faulkner ofuiDelton, j>u EUL^ run* rwuMuicr uenuu, In in 1#19. iviM. Mayor Mayor James James Oouxens vouzen* apap- oom. ,. of their attendance at Camp Bert council Jiavs been taken. He ha* he pleases; but if he raises a bale tings * dom. am did nut not see see nt fit to to ao do it. IL nwday with their pan The Hanner does not urge people 1 । Johnston at Sherman lake during saved the administration consider- more than ordered by hl* bureau- candidate for state representative on j pointed Judge Lacy a member of Mra. Frank Matteson. able fmbamaraent. | cratlc Washington bou, he is robbed the republican ticket All officer* on the Detroit Ctvil Service Commis- to vote either way' on lhe saloon »ion. where he served for a period question. ~ — ---------— ■. RooMvelt need* a broad-minded by a confiscatory tax collected by ths republican alate were introduced All five of the Boy Scout troops'' ■ „•--------------------------------- ---- -----J We are perfectly aatisfrom the platform. liberal, experienced senator such a*’force. of four yean, acquiring at close fled’tlist in the end they will rid in this city are asked to get busy Preceding the meeting about IM Arthur Vandenberg to offer con-1 "Other American farmers are hand an intimate knowledge of all themselves of liquor selling In it* gathering hickory nut* and walnut* •ttuctive crit{cl*m to hl* policies. It blandly told that they do not need to people taxed the capacity of the din­ phase* of municipal administration, present form. The writer'• *entl- lo be distributed by Armistice Day A trip to Battle Creek on this is dangerous for any man holding agree to limit their crop*. They can ing room in the basement of Che He organized the Property Own- menu are well understood. He had to Pennock hospital and the coun­ Wednesday evening is to be featured the president * concentrated power plant as much as they please, but if church to enjoy a fine supper served en Division of the National Assoda- • nothing lo do with circulating pe­ ty home. Scout* are asked to bring by swimming text* and merit badge Word has Jost been received - a — Oakland. California, that Mrs. * to be without intelligent opposition {they will submit to limitation by the by the Methodist ladies. Extra guest* tion of Real Estate Boards, with utlons to get the matter submitted their contributions to Scout head­ — **■ .. Bo Roosevelt need* the exper- government they will be paid for not who were unable to obtain ticket* tranches tn neaxlg all of the states He had been in hope* that a vote quartets by Thursday night, Nov. a. ship of C. A. Jacobson. Clifford Wai- 8paan< dm UaMe Maokari lanced, well-balanced council of Ar- planting, and the government levies fur thc supper came in afterward* to of the Union. For this organization, on it might have been delayed until ( thur Vandenberg more than he by farce and collect* from the peo- hear the talk*. "Old timers" say he travelled all over Michigan and the inevitable evils of the traffic On Tuesday evening Chairman supervise the testa at needs the inexperience of Frank pie of the country the money paid that this was the most enthusiastic into many other state*, usually pay- i could be better perceived and judged. Hugh Riley and Russell Cleveland Picard. ' the farmers for lessening -the food ; republican meeting to be held in Ing all of hU own expenses. His in- । jn saying this we are not criticising Tills week Friday a Urge delega­ went |o Woodland to meet, with a Thomspple township tn man/ a teresl was in saving lhe small farm those who circulated the petitions; • supply ot the people. tion of Barry county men will go to Mr. and Mrs Ralph Ptakbelnar af . U. 8. CONSTITUTION, A "Where in lhe constitution is It y*tr. and the modait home from confisca­ because tiie liquor traffic, a* car­ group of representative men of the Battle creek headquarters for an Middleville spent Bunday with UMtf community for the purpose of se­ apent Sunday tiwtr NEGLECTED DOCUMENT.1 laid down that the government may tion through exorbitant and unrea­ ried on in Michigan at thc present all day meeting and banquet. J. M. parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Putt*. lecting a new Scoutmaster for next REPUBUCANS TO sonable' taxation. “Can it be that these we have [ tax to bribe B Dot to work? time, ts worse than it was with tiie Townsend will lead the noon sing at Mrs Eva Hanker and friend. Mr. MEET AT DELTON. trusted with power, and who swore "Id Russia private manufacturing Tn 1D32 he carried on almoat alone old saloon. thc luncheon and Hugh Riley U to Scwtny and san and wffe of Grand Next Tuesday evening a republi­ and unaided a whirlwind campaign to support and defend the const!- was destroyed and lhe government If prohibition shall carry in this • group meeting in the Rapid* were Bunday callers of Mr. Tonight, Wednesday. Dr. M. R. tutton against all enemies now stand largely took over, that business, in- ।can meeting and rally will be held for tax reform into each of the county it will not be total abstain­ Kinde and Troops 71 and 73 are afternoon. | and Mra. George Poland. foresworn and are plotting the de-.sistlng (fiat it would reduce price* th community hail at Delton, com­ eighty-three counties of Michigan, ers alone who give tt the majority. struction of lhe great Mugna Char-1 “Dd feec the people from what it imencing al eight o'clock. Dean Eu­ declaring time after time. "Lower There will be many supporters who ta of our liberties? {alleged had been previous monopo- igene Davenport of Wtodland. Frank land taxes is a farm of effective try to use liquor moderately and -------- -relief, h-v —.............. Mosier, candidate -for state senator •farm “Gted am I that lhe alarm has little exaction* and one way to reduce rfu5Ollabiy- ftlHO lh0M who reaMxe been sounded and that patriots who1 "In the United States the govern- <on lhe republican ticket and Ellis farm land taxes substantially is to that they lack strength to resist the place country above the spoils of ment compels manufacturers to re- :Faulkner, candidate for stale rep­ reduce the coat of local government temptation to drink when they have office arc flocking to the defense of duce the hour* of . labor, to increase iresentative on the republican ticket, In rural localities." a chance it would be unfortunate, the constitution, the flag, and liber- {wages, and to sign agreement* under will be the speaker*. An enthusiastic With the coming of tiie bank crisis we think, if local option siiall carry 128 W. STATE STREET • ly. which they have limited their pro- imeeting is predicted in Michigan. Judge Lacy turned his by a very narrow margin. There is , “Fortunate u it that we are be- 'ducuon and vastly iiicreased price*, ■wide training and experience to the doubt as to whether the generality FINE LAKE. ginning to realize that the liberties thus fostering monoply. limiting solution of their alMost infinite num­ of people have already seen enough ' gained by lhe struggle of the cen- [ production, increasing prices to the Harold and Lewis Brown of Flint ber of problems and to the saving of the evils of the traffic, as it is I turle* are Imperiled; and that the consumer, destroying competition spent the week end w ,.., their par- of scores of such Institutions from now carried on. to make them go to, with . constitution * ...... . ...... .... *is •* the ----------great * ‘bulwark '------*- of ■' and depriving the owners of the ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown. bankruptcy and their depositors from thc poll* and roll up a big major­ liberty. right to manage the buxines* they, work at the Kellogg Foundation ruin. He orgina ted the present sys­ ity against thc saloon. That time ’ "Universally, he who seeks des- created—all this, without any com- h, progressing rapidly and they ex- tem of bank reorganization in thiswill ________________________ Inevitably come tf liquor selling W | ped to have thc first group of chll- state and drafted the Michigan condition* continue as they are now.' potlc power has come claiming he pensatton whatsoever. now.' [ po&K&ics a sovereign remedy for hu­ • When the government compel*.dren enter November first Emergency Bank I-aW. : Hntintv County nmhiHtlnn prohibit Ion h»« has a atrad'. disad- j man ills; but in the end Uie tyrant lhe employer not to give employ-; Qn Thursday eighteen members Finally, he was summoned to assist vantage because of the ease with । ment more than thirty hour* per and three visitors of the Extension in reorganizing the Detroit Trust which liquor can be obtained in bos struck with an iron hand. “The framers of the constitution week, it in effect decree* that labor Class met with Dorothy Ford Mrs. Company, the large-st institution of neighboring towns. But in the minds natemalistle muM not work more than thirty Mullendorc and Mrs. Rogers, local; >u kind in thc state It was n long, of many it may be preferred to an had seen enough for paternalistic government—they had studied the hours per week. If lhe power exist* leaders, instructed and assisted in difficult, and tedious job. but he did unregulated traffic, which makes it pages of history—they knew that to compel a man not to work more the remodelling of dresses and hat*. I H “nd the institution is continuing easy f or young w people to acquire power feeds on power, and that I than thirty hours per week, the There arc tour others who wish tj to serve it* depositors and the cam- harmful drinking Habits. In lhe not when government once assert* the same power may compel him to work take up thia work and a special class i munity. (distant future, in the writer's right to control labor, the property many more hours. will oc be iieia held «or for mem them at an eariy early । Never have the avlcaai voters of Michigan juaanicui. Judgment, sue thc runcricaii American pojpK people win will wui . . — . next . ,lesson _ ... .be on _ । h“d na better ...... 1 L rt ...A____ -... .*ee .. . ..they ___ . destroy __ the IIor the habit* of the citizen it has | "The wise men now aay there is date The will qualified man____ presentthat must entered upon the old and bloody overproduction. May not the same, Child Care and Training. | ed to them for governor of thia great | quor traffic as it exist* today or the or oUier basses, sometime say there road to deapolism. Donald Elferdink of Holland spent »t*te than Arthur J. Lacy. A stu- liquor traffic will destroy them. Gua ran teed .Fresh­ "We hear much of a New Deal, but is underproduction, and order labor lhe week end with Robert Warner. dent and a acholar a* well ns one -fh^ The matter matter in in this this county county will will be be ' Whole Bean, Ground if it is new it did not altogether or­ to work oppressively long hours? Mrs Eliza Boulter is ill with the of lhe state's leading attorneys, he!^ up to voU.rl M they । dinate in the United SUte*. Time was when paternalistic govern­ flu and Samuel is suffering from anj, 18 withal MorelCAUIKU eXpress MICH their SCUMIUCIIVb sentiment* BUOUA about AIK the , a, man, of. the , people. — to Order LB. The Bolshevist government de­ ment compelled it* labor to work attack Of appendicitis. 'over, . l -.,a .over, he has had had actual ac ual rxnerienre experience '.•*. [ lrafnc — M .• u ats be lng conducted . at. clared that any person owning moretwelve __________________________________ and fourteen hour* each day. in governmental matters of a broad ;thc ^^1 time. There is no rea- I than three cows was a capitalist The dictator of lUiy is even now THIS LOW PRICE GOOD UNTIL SATUR­ DOUD CORNERS. {scope which eminently fit* him for why tlK.y should not vote their and must surrender his ciws to the compelling Die people to work long Mr and Mrs. Percy Mc.Mannta Ith£,.<*“*•<» of governor. |5cntini(rnu. gome will vale against' DAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 27TH State. [hours. and two nieces. Eleanor and Hasel I,, thrJ’*51 *>*nt«en months , i rohlWlk>n. not because they like “"Tne The administration aamuustrauon declare* acciare* that mat “-j j warn the laborer that mat there mere is a p..,.,.,, n. tA-AAi» —-u .v ..A-H—■ .r I the democratic * -• uciuuliuuv party party in in Michigan micingaii the aay In which thc traffic is now « you iiave more than »IOO in gold two-edged sword which may cut into i£LJr. WcMannuthe week has demonstrated what It rated ahat it could do be^g conducted, but because they <nd do not surrender it to thc gov- his own vitals and strike at tho P"*” McMannl* over the week In the face of ' ‘ f a bankrupt stat! do not wish to see one county go it tmuirv unrl •rnment you will be sent to the heart of his liberty. 1 Mr, Mvrt._ nt rw._,. «enltenti.rv The excuse offered offered by bv those who! who' Hal‘* XL °f Dc r?,‘ U treasury and unprecedented prob- laione Many. too. who are occasional | penitentiary I "The **T lem* passed on to it by the preced- drinkers or moderate drinkers will ■The injustice in each case is the | passed these Infamous law* and is-IJ .n5 ? ln U,e ntkkhbor- Ing republican administration. TYue. vote 1OT prohibition as a protest same. The charge of the grosser sued these outrageous decree* is hood for a few days. -----■■ that comes ---------•— — the evil from Bobble and Donna Bell Bergman perfection has not been reached, butlaggiujjt cruelty re«t* upon our government, (that we ore confronting an emerany fair-minded person must admit*---------• unrcgulafed traffic now allowed in ■'Our' constitution provides no Agency, and that, wiichever there is of Battle Creek visited their grand­ thc record of the present adminis­ citizen's preuperty shah be taken ex- | an emergency the constitution ma for a few days. Il was Lyle Norri* and Doris Kim­ tration for real accomplishment has cept by due process of law and for .cease* to exist. not been a good beginning. Mr. Voter. should be regulated strictly. There Just compen*ation rendered. j “That doctrine means that at any ble who were married recently, not ,ct ,he d<'moc’'“ts continue Norris as stated in Cedar “ ‘ j uhy croar Q)p good work and wllh Arthur J. is no reason why we should have The citizen forced to surrender' time a majority of congress declaresiCari 1 such an uncontrolled traffic as we Creek items. hia gold <or gold certificate*) was an emergency, the constitution i Lacy In the governor* jhair tliey now have. Paid in paper representing forty-[Cease* to exist—ll is a dead thing, “ 1*'UI 8° 0,1 10 stl|l greater achievePOWERS ECHOES. (menu in thc realm of belter and nine per cent of the gold taken I “if all of tiie right*, privileges and DURFEE. for him. and the government with immunities of Dial sacred document1On _________ Friday________ evening. Oct. 26. at the more efficient |x>pular government, The Ladles' Aid Society at the -hypocritical and smlllryj eounte- can be wiped out by a resolution of {Irving Grange Hall will be held the tiie rvlng Orange ------------ , home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fancher h, i nance, boost*‘that It made two bil-! the two houses of congress, then we first party of this year. Box supper. STRANGE HOW CONDI­ Wednesday was well attended. Pro­ FANCY LIQKT MKAT l|on eight hundred million dollars 'pave no constitution." *'■ Everybody come! TIONS CHANGE OPINIONS. over M OO. Genuine Boneless Ex-congressman John Ketcham. ceeds 1 hy the transaction. I • • • , : Almira Reed and MUs Nell Wiillani Kniffln relumed from "j "What lhe government took, it I No. the above was not written by Reed spent the week end at A Cen- of Hastings. Indicated in a speech Ann Arbor Saturday Inuch improved PACKED IN 1-LB. BOX MUSTARD OR OIL made In Grand Rapids last week. ; Hook by force. What the govern- some Republican who had the "te- lury of Progress al Chicago, tn health. jtpent made in profits it made by ' mertty” to raise hU voice in protest Lois Ann Nagel is entertaining the that it would be tragic, if Mapes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams and Vandenberg were not returned ■force. The citizen, therefore, was'against the political dirties at Wash- mumps this week. and son of Charlotte are spending to office. It is a queer thing how ' this week with Jack Moore and fam-1. h man can become so religiously n_ *- — ci—. ' illy. imbued with the fantastic idea 1 Mrs. Agnes Purscll is making an' that nothing could be right politi-1! extended visit with her son Orville | Sack cally unless it has thc stamp of11 n c family. the Republican party upon It. e»-1| and The' nurse and Dr. are expected peclally after the record of ineffi- , at the school to examine the chtlciency established covering a period Dessert, Choc.. Lemon. Vanilla. Pkg. rften Monday. of many years Why doesn't he (hrnc to the parsonage Saturday try to bring out sonic of the out­ standing tilings done by our Repub­ night to reception for Rev Gamble lican oongresiman from the fifth and family. Bring donation, sand­ wiches or cake and own table servdistrict during his quarter century­ in congress? Why it is better to HENDERSHOTT. remain silent about hl* accom­ plishments’ ire rant* on and says tKat not another Democratic sena­ Last Week's Letter. bi™ Mr and Mr*. Van Auken and tor. not another Democratic con­ gressman is needed in Washington daughters of Saginaw were Sunday right now. there arc loo many as guests at Rennie Mott*. isconsin Once Brill was home . from Kalait ■ V is. u>. Well, well, the me ones mm that mat were there mere rascality? Boy Scout News FOOD k C. THOMAS STORES 1 LOW PRICES... I CLEAN AND FRESH J STOCKS —PROMPT COURTEOUS MONTH W AND SERVICE-SAVINGS \/aiue THOMAS SPECIAL COFFEE Tomato Soup Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 c*—20c Dairy Belt Milk 3 Tan can* 17c M Finest Alaska Pink a 15c 25c 9 «t 1 III O n . Fancy Red Sockeye Corned Beef Cod Fuh n« lb. Flour Tuna Fi*h Lard RUBBER Goods Post Toasties Karo Syrup 4 can* 15c “BEST TET” 25c 5 Lb«. Best Yet Flour Hershey’s Cocoa 1 ,b c,n 2 for 25c Kosto 5c Goodrich First Quality 2 can* Sardine*, J* Raisins se^Ls 2 H « 15 5c Candy Bars 3forl0e Pure Rendered Large pkg. 10c I Oyater Crackers Lb. 10c t*i»i l'/2 is c— 10c | Dill Pickle* Koe>« qt 17c We Handle ONLY FIRST QUALITY RUBBERS W Mild Cream Cheese The difference in price between FIRST QUALITY and SECOND QUALITY is only a few cents per pair. Under such circumstances we believe you will prefer FIRST QUAL­ ITY. We offer you the GOODRICH FIRST QUALITY Rubbers — none better made — for just a few cents ' more, than Second Quality. We have just received a big shipment of rub­ bers, all fresh First Quality Goods. Now, accordinr to the rubber code aet up by the government, rubbers are in Grades A,' B*and C. The rubber concern* in Class A are GOODRICH, HOOD, UNITED STATES and BALL BAND. Wo are the Goodrich deal­ ers in this county. So in comparing rubbers for price and quality, look at these prices and see our merchan­ dise, Men’s Heavy Men's All Rubber Ladies’ All Rubber DULL RUBBERS 4-BKL. ARCTICS , Made wide and high for work shoes or felt shoes and have heavy white soles. These .gye heavy weight. Oral quality Goodrich Arc­ tics and *c also have Men's Short Bools, black, first quality. Price 95C pr Price IRONSIDE Pair SNAP ■ GAITERS They cofne in • all heelit and Hizeit. Col­ ors, black and brown. Goodrich make. 97Cp,ir fe? s-4« » I that the Rcpubilcan* ^efL But’£7frT. hans Ketcham figures that the Job dl8tr,ct W,V' M,“ ^tith Robson of ' U far enough along so lhe Republi- igU“U I AA publ.cn .p«ch .„d .b., «ta " । week end with Mr. and Mrs. Leo : j be exiieoted. of Battle Creek. ll la peculiar that when the Re.£1 ­ |Wliitwo«th Remember the Ladles’ Aid this publican party had control of our at the home df Ronald • affaire, both state and national. Thursday - . i they used lo go up and down the. ““i'1168' state telling the people how ImMARTIN CORNERS. I portant it wm to elect Republicans Ito office in order lo T*—---------- •'I Mr. and Mrs. Clark Overemilh to the powers that be w.w WPre Battle Creek visitors Friday. ' Loren OveramKh accompanied tiie [same token it is Important that •Democrat* be elected lo offic? to Misses Ruth and Marlon Woodman I give support to the present national ’and Paul Woodman ot Chat* Grove [administration, especially when the to Chicago Saturday, where they' Democratic paxly has taken over all visited A Century of Progress. Mrs. Millie FUher returned home the chaos ana confusion, including state and national debts, brought Bunday from an extended visit with on by the Republican party, and out Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hilton in Sau­ gus. Mau. Mrs. Jennie Combs. For­ of that mess in a short period of a 'year and one-half started us on the est <*nd Myrtle Mead of Kalamazoo •road to confidence and security have been wiafting there the past two weeks and she accompanied t without any grass growing in the 'street* of our cities as was predicted them home. While enroute home tri 1932 by Herbert Hoover.—H. H. they visited relative* and old friends ChrUtenaen in The Michigan Demo- In Elba and Oatfield. N. Y.. for three days. . । cral. u<1 Mrs Elmore £llis and little daughter of Imlay City visited SOUTH COATS GROVE. her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Gordon Endsley and family were I in Hastings Bunday attending a Oversmith, ——• from Friday until‘^Junfamily dinner honoring Mrs. Anna 1 ^“1 ol last week. "X good attendance al church Bun­ 'Endsley. wiu> leave* soon to spend * —"* ___ in California. . day and a good program. All enJ the__WinJet Mr. and-Mr* J. a. Hall of Jack- Joyed the "Harmony Singers" very, son ,were visitor* iu the Herbert much. Fireter home a few days lhe pest ------------“— ------ *— I week. * ■ ' * ।. The abolition of such subjects as j ---------------- ur |Latin, algebra, and geometry in The atom, on being crocked open, school* Is recommended by an Turned out to be a bloe-lftUe prise American educational authority. A package full of protons, neutrons, strict watch for Juvenile stows ways i deutrons, and w-ons. u being kept at British port*. Pt*. 14c Salad Dressing—Tripoint Brand CA Fine Granulated Western Beet Grape Nuts Flake* rs,. 11c IO LBS Baker’* Chocolate *a< Northern Tissue * 35* 3 for 25c“ ar Snowdrift A rich, creamy, sbartealng 1 Lb- Can 19c 1 Lb. Can 31c Soap Flake* 5 per caal Tomatoe»£.~.-cl°^:25c Hominy 25c Spinach ETJif 2Se Beans Cwt Wax or Graaa Jelly Mackerel *?m* »<« 2F 17e Lava Soap »•, fc Kirk’* Caitile ■« Sc " P. and G. Soap 6 c—«*•" 22c AU FBlCrf* lUAJSCT TO MlOtUOAlt I T*B CWT MUA TAX aov �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER »4, 1334 were here, and It was found tha» lhe [among the great In New'York City ' RRFFTED THEIR NEW I 7,10 008 ^tig that young people !i factory could supply the family w*””* the policy of "dog eat dog” | nao-rnn aun r. w drcad U to be considered "queer" or ; needs better and at a tower price aee®ed «> Prevail among many ati PASTOR AND FAMILY ;"peculiar." All that is a gigantic j Mtan th* mold ! ------------bluff. You have the right to do your tire hiEd-tato? StSS^W)?n । per»“P' 008 of ^e best known ex- Informal Welcome Given on own thinking and that right will be Ortl War ’ J^n faiences wds hls financial tilt with Friday Nifrht to Rev conceded in any company If it Is de­ ll Skefen^ Ja^^aSd PhS Vanderbilt, owner of the New York " y N1*hl t0 fev' manded a. a natural privilege. | Anixx^JlmFisk j p^araarTAn-;Central lln«- Vanderbilt it seems Jones and Family . I And finally. Each of us is born HEWS _ (KE W MP Si (Continued from Page One) drew Carnegie. Jim Hill. Collis Huntdetermined to get control of thc a reception was tendered to Rev. a. •JUT. rrom Ulas pauwoc wau OI Ington. and Leland Stanford, were ? c rallroad- of ah‘ch Daniel W.-Maytan Jones and to Mra.' j? yeara ago. to the towering skylaU young men. and are mentioned 8 ’P^blalor. was president. joncs and their children in the so- *?*: krvm of to-day. marks the*prog- ■ because they stand among our well I^^’25. nv5?,d „W buy c clal roonu oi lh® Methodist church u whiciVones bhaii ^f^if ro to?g mTof ourcountry.for Not known capitalists All ofgrew them 0,1 T‘d‘Informal y CTlng “* VELOP Sr ALLOW Slow TO_BEDE-^ TO BE de’ •go in excavating the founda-'the exception of Morgan, upwith in ^“hf ‘he more there seemed * to entirely affair.11 As a re*ELOP> UR ago in excavating far me foundswwpawi oi aiorgan. grew up in . *<ton — ot- one of- the ■ .................... ipoverty, and ! J dlsc®'ercd ‘ nl »ult of it uc arc sure Rev. onci Mrs.; *^<6ONbig buildings'Poverty, and moat most of of them them left left their their S*'.,. homes in early youth to make their 55“2 C, ?rt*' Jn> GouJd and Jlm Jones and the family know they are „ ,HXp5r iff xhows that own way. Jim Fisk was a tin ped- f^k had bought up a small rail- heartily welcomed by the churchLd^elop 0,6 faculties which we dler. driving around through the' ro8d83 8 P rtvatc "spec of their and congregation, and that all wisli . ex f™ ls f • ... । dally well preserved, that marked but on hills of Vermont; Collis Huntington ®’'^.'foMonon^ Ut lhtm “ hnppyaRdprOsptfrt>usp<u‘or" i < We have " ■ one life * to n live v« ~ the location of that palisade wait ' this earth; but one try at the prob­ " b®‘,ds “V*8 ,11* •«? here, To-day little narrow Wall Street, secured hl* freedom from hi* father . *“ed„” Rev. Jones made a heartfelt talk lem of development for, once de­ named after that old palisade wall, when only 14 years old by promls-water road they had bought. ing io to support, support nnnsen. himself, wiucn which nc he aia did . leased the o th^ had extended u a veloped. any faculty, good or bad. .m------. — rood .L— to ; thc Erie tw k“v friends who “ “u r*icnuru la the financial center of the country. mg .by .._ . ..7 _ watch . . findings; _ . for _ family and Insista upon dominating our charac­ peddling John 125 499 vears yC81?,In ln cnn*lH«>ratinn consideration nt of the cordial welcome to the D. Rockefeller's father was a quack '^ rtcs P* “ n king down 32 000.000 of the new pastor. He said they had ter at that point. Certainly we owe world until foreign countries came L.-----it to ourselves and to the little ones doctor, who rarely supported his; 1 ? own convertible bonds in exbeen much pleased with the manner over and borrowed billions and bll- doctor. ----- -----------, --------- — *VC *-’,000.000 issued by in which they had been greeted in coming after us to keep this old world tons of dollars, and have since for-1.family, family, and and In In his hls youth youth John John D. D. Z_. ,.watPI . ’ rOnd -------‘ Th<?e Ha*,ln«s nnd U.1U are *UC looking iwillll, forward 1UIHUIU to W of oura as clean as we know how to gotten to pay anything on either ' worked * * on *a farm ‘for 37 cents *' *a> — keep it. in order that the GREAT . $2,000,000 Eric bonds were taken by pleasant times nnd a happy, helpful principal or Interest. But from that day; Andrew Carnegie's parents MASS may make lhe ---------of humanity —-------- --palisade wall to the financial center came to this country as Scotch Drew. Gould and Fisk and convert- relationship with the membership cd into Erie stock, which the trio of the church nnd congregation .mo,t of their opportunities. They tell that we are "*lln< to Vanderbilt. Mr»John Ketcham led in community Th *w “ “ us ,h “‘ w " “ w not to when only 14 years old working 12I tome jump to make In 280 years. have the old time saloon. But we That palisade wall of 280 years liours a day as "bobbin boy" In a Vanderbilt put a stop to this, made singing nnd light refreshments were have the "cocktail lounge" in’near>-------------- --------------- -------- —------ago was* synonomotls with “pro­ doth mill; Jay Gould's childhood। peace with the trio and again com- served. tnenced to buy Erie. Again he found people did not hurry away but ly every ,K,lel and resuurant of the tection" from marauding bands of was spent in naked poverty, which' that the fiow of stock was unending, stayed to spend u cjcslderable’time larBC cltlcs- Beautifully furnished, he remembered "with horror." Indians. It helped to protect the . and that Drew. Fisk and Gould had m delight fill visiting with each other 11 u ftn alluring place for the young of mesc these men ouut built up their lives of those early settlers, our anNone or cestors. wik> were fighting to develop ‘ fortunes by Important inventions or, secretly authorized the issuance of and with the new pastor nnd hls couple to drop in. have a social cdCkUl1 “nd ° smoke. It is really respecta land for their children, and chll- discoveries, as did Thomas Edison, glO.OOO.OOO more convertible bonds, family. About 200 were present which they were convening into we are certain that the new pas' ftble ,7) and “ lhe u,ln « to do" If dren's children—which includes al) Seemingly their "experience" gained of us. How well they succeeded is^by hard contact with the world stock nnd selling lo the New York t<?r has macle a fine impression with appearances are to be trusted. protest tHat that it is not fair to 1I Pr°l«t attested by the fact that 280 years from their youth up. along with Central magnate. Such a procedure the church and congregation Mrs. possible “to-day but In in Jones Jones has has evidenced evidenced her iicr Interest interest in in W*ck trlck our o^ young you,1« people people into into the the use use 8OUid not be poM,bIp >-<iay but later. Wall Street was to stand as their natural ability, enabled them , would the synonym of securities, stocks, to see ••opportunity" more readily. J_hat "ifilded age” it demonstrated, the work and welfare of the church oI ® habit-forming drug by making respectable In a "New bonds, shares, gold, money, specu­ and they won out by outwitting their h°w great fortunes could be made and its various organizations. They 11 rivals in brilliant strokes of bargainby "tearing down." rather than arc not only welcome additions to World." lation. investment, fortune and ruin. "building up." ’ ‘ ~ " . fhc the church" church, but" but toThU to this commur>ity~l community. I Oh. 9h. but but "a "a nip nip now now ...» and then ing or or in In wavs ways that that would would not not be be "building up." That Is somt? change In less than 300 ina Quite lhe opposite of this was the -------- -------- **-•----------------,nakC5 one fccl better." So does a tolerated today. Doubtless the time, ot Jim HUI who made >■« to,- CO. ROAD COMMISSION “•■‘J*“ More than a century had passed, too. had no little to do with their tunc because he knew railroading. MiDF |TC REPORT Sul why does young^life, full of — — after the building of that palisade success, because at that time our — -ts a real builder. Hls policy MADE Ho ntrUnI bounding energy. NEED to be made ....___ ___ ____ ____ ________ ____ __ great wealth of natural resources and was i early pioneers quite largely cooped had scarcely been touched. Some of was to give a* tow rates as he p_____ e*n nea ne i_ .v. !toJee* fetter? Don't be Stampeded into this thing. up In little settlements along the' them secured their fortunes In ways thought best and to do everything 'Expended $49,256.95 in thc my young friends. Don't be bluffed Year Ending October .............................................. Atlantic coast but gradually extend-' that added to the national wealth that he felt that he could do. to Into it. Don't be enticed Into it and ing out and organizing new setUc- and others by methods that were build up the' country through which First don't be voted into it if you can help hls road ran. to create more business ments. of course there were no quite anti-social. The methods folIt. You have too much at stake. The Barry county road commis ­ ' rallroads. telephones, telegraphs, no towed by Jay Gould, for instance, for the future—a policy that was The world and its problems will means of rapid communication or very glaringly Illustrate the possl- splendidly successful. Jim Hfil was sion made their repbrt to the board txansportation. Business was crude.! bilitles that then existed for acqulr- really an “Empire Builder." do­ of supervisors at their recent ses­ soon be upon your hands to man­ a great fortune by methods•»’that what there was of It. everything was i ing !r.2 " -» ,served the wonderful success he sion. It stowed that during the age and your children will Soon need Even -----as a,young man he achieved, and will always rank high year, beginning October 1. 1033. protection against the most subtle crude, families largely supplying I were dark. Even ------- „— - -----their own wants. There was no 1 had shown tendencies in this dlrec- among the great railroad men of lhe beard started with a balance on temptation which the mind and hand of $48,885.77. Tiie total--cash , i uu*i. when wucii as m a clerk cici a in ut " a store *he I---------------------------------- -------------- purpose of man has ever devised. opportunlty to amass fortunes suchjtion. “ the world. E. Davcnjxirt. John D. Rockefeller took an en- ‘ receipts, practically all from the as the last generation or two has, had heard —* “lhe •* proprietor negotiate for a’ property that was In chancery. tlrely different course. What he state gas and weight tax funds, were did added to the world's wealth, but 172.216 14. making a total of 3121.ORANGEVILLE. Another century passes, and our Quietly slipping out Gould bought great Civil War Is on. In she period the property, held it a couple of ln a way perhaps some of hls meth- i 1°1 -Pl­ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nichols spent from the beginning of our Civil War weeks, sold it and nearly doubled his ods were no less ruthless than1 T*10 cash disbursements of the Munday with relatives al Olivet. When the proprietor Goulds. Through hls control of road commission for the year were to the end of the nineteenth cen­ investment. — the w.- _____ real facta/Gould, — many ofrefineries he had a vast M®-250-®5- Tht’y d-'bursed by trans­ tury. the foundations of most of thc ।discovered Wayland called on relatives and was fired._After a few_ ex- ’amount of freight business for rail- ,cr 312-89 03. or total disbursements 1 friends at this place one day the great American fortunes were laid, course. i roads, so great In fnct that roads of $61,545.08. leaving a balance In 1 past week. The railroad, the telegraph, the tele- ;periences ofthis kind hedoubtless competent to hold hls own । fought hard for it. and enabled him t,1P county road fund October 1. 19341 phone and many other conveniences j felt 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Venema spent .Ito exact secret rebates from roads of *50559.99. A considerable of this 1 from Friday until Monday with relover which he shipped. He even b lnu»<in‘lc<l i» dosed banks and is stives at Cadillac. (went so far os to arrange with rail- not “v«1,ablc at tl’c Present time, Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. roads tlu»t they were to charge hLs • . ' •’ Clyde Nichols were Mr. and Mrs. competitors more, and to pay hls Think Before YOU VOtC' Vel’Courtncy and daughter and Jay companies part of thc Increase. He ' , Bagley and family of the Prairiehad hls competitors “going and com- ] • vllle town line. (Continued from page one) ing." So great was his power that -------- -------------------------------------------- - I TOia --------- -Mrs.. Melinda Crawford -attended he was really compelling hU com- thousand men. women and children the Maccabee rally at Delton last OTHING can be sadder than a grave that Is no longer a ‘petltors to pay hls companies trib- every year. Tiie latest experiments week. \ mound. The Inevitable has come to pass—lhe weight of jute for doing business. .All of this show that one-fifth of the amount p very few hunters arc getting the sodden earth haa crushed In the last protection. It helps was in the days when railroads op- °f alcohol necessary to -show" on much game in this vicinity this year, nothing to close the imagination to what happened then! Yet crated without any restrictions, and n «»»*’ will be enough to slow up his Game U not so plentiful os in [»st when thc great financial strides they reactions and distort hls movements nrs. there is not the slightest necessity for this barbarous, unsani­ were making seemed to go to the 11 15 there are enough men and ' J _ tary, old fashioned method of buriaL The Hastings Burial | heads of some at the magnates—so women on the roads igho arc unfit ♦ ’ , Vault — at little cost — 'much so that Vanderbilt once wild to drR° « car without adding to P ..... ~ ■ will protect absolutely I'The Public Be D------ d." Almost tneir" number by the befuddlcmcnu I • B unit Lrriri < . ■ from that moment the national gov- ot alcohol, and steel, waterproof ernmenl and state legislatures. Besides, all experience shows that J . and airtight, it seals in (seemed to take special delight In where one man can or thinks he j : plain sight and becomes "riding" the railroads, and they have C1,n d|,nk or let it alone" nnd who been Jumping on them ever since, "knows how much he can carry" ground mausoleum that [Cheap ]>olltlclans galore have rid- ihcre are hundreds who cannot conden into office with "ranting against troj an inherited appetite and arc | literally" Lasts Through railroads" os about their only quali- destroyed by It; men who without । ficatlon for any office. Commissions alcoho1 confronting them day by | dertakers insist on its iiave been ap|x>lntei'to tell railroads day would be good citizens, support1 what they can do and what they *,IR lheir families in comfort and i cannot do; what rates they can finding themselves on the right aide I charge; wliat hours they con’work; of a" PUhUc questions, jwhat they can do with this thing. Against this all experience shows j I what they must do with that, li ,,lIU the addict will have hls drink j TELEPHONE 2622 . . . HASTINGS, MICH. [extravagantlegblaturc.s wanted cvcn ul ,hP cxP‘‘n-‘ic uf lhe necessi-; imore money "to blow" it became tlM of family life It is also demon-] ! quite popular tovote u and hang «ra«ed ’hat one of the first effects (the expense on tiie railroads, i have of Pro,'>b|t>on is the better payment 'often wondered whether that re- o< ' bllu to the grocer and the mer1 mark ut- chnnt —B fulrly *’-XK1 answer this to mark "The "The Public Public Be Be DD---------- d. d. “ *ut' tcred by Mr. Vanderbilt, wasn't the tlu‘ fear thttt prohibition will “hurt । spark that touched off the fire of business" [public Indignation against the railOvPr and abovp 811 othPr reasons' roads. When any man getk such a why ,hc ’hinklng voter will decide lease ot exaggerated ego that lie gets aaaln-'’ alcolwA is the fact that BEthe Idea that he Is above, or amirt HIND EVERY VOTER IS A LIT'from. the public he serves 4 it TLE CHILD. VOICELESS BElarge or small, he is "riding for a [CAUSE NOT YET ABLE TO VOTE j fall" and really has ■ something ’We IWP lo d«lde- >'db «nd I. what .coming." In any event If anv great '’ball be- the temptations we will al- [ industry has ever taken a’ "tolly- low the dealer and the entertainer to wogging" at the hands ot the public pll“x‘ b*’1011’ ,hcse children of ours— ! that entet^rUe has been the rail- ,‘“?ra,,y "fresh fish" In thc hands I roads of this country. They had It of thQ6P whQ ttpe P851 "uLstcrs In the [coming" and they surely "gotlar, ol spreading temptation in the. theirs." When the public gets its , Barb of respectability. ('•dander up," something is going to' Thprc are many more reasons, did happen, and it ts apt to go to "ex- sP“ce Permit, that might be men-1 tremes." as I feel has been the case ,lonPd 10 why thc thinking man. with the railroads. To-day the rail-;W1U votP dry U1 lhe coming election, [roads of the country arc not getting unlcM Judgment is warped by , a "square deal." and have paid most al’Pclltc or considerations of profit at the exuenrc expense of his neighbor dearly for their mistakes, emes. ttt And finally, you who have had no 'and disregard of the public. Wc with -----------alcohol, — do — not —be MUST admit that they are really re- experience • -----sponsible for the growth and de- '”“">Ped«i Into Uie wet corral like velopment of this country But we “ bunch of ^ready branded by have hung a tax-burden’ on Uiem Ithc wncr-- Wc are told by Ujose Uiat is appalling They have to Prominent in the public eye that the maintain their own rights of way at modem jxiung woman should learn enormous expense and are "rcgulat- carly ll0*’ much liquor she can cd" from A to Z. Al the same tlme;stand- mfcrtntlaUy the young men we arc all paying millions In taxes,U5 u ,. , for hard-surfaced roads, ofvr which I WHY? Why «hou,d you or I ever the "unregulated" competitors of know how much ,1Auor WP could railroads haul both freight and pass-,staJld ®nd sfln ’u»vlKiUc? And how enger traffic comparatively without could w” ftnd oul without at some cost as far as road expense is con-1,lniP making a s|>ectacle of ourselves,cemed. We tell the railroads what-PPrlu‘Ps at an expense of reputation they must pay for labor and how beyond repair? Besides, who says many nours they can work Not so th,‘l *e ^K’u!d acquire this accomI with competitors. We compel rail-; plubment? roads to file * schedule of charges Speaking from experience. I have which they must Uve up to. Not so turned my glass down at many a with competitors. In fact It is an b»n<iuet in the targe cities with neveasy matter for competitors to se- Pr 80 much as a glance In my dlreccure the railroad rates and base tlon 11 for no other reason because their charges accordingly. It was there were plenty others who also a good many years ago that Vander- stood UP00 t7,elr right to do their bill said, op is alleged to have said own thinking and be master of their "The Public Be D-d." and the rail- own hablta. And I will give lhe roads have been paying heavier and drlnker credlt oi to lhc heavier for It ever since. Railroads privilege without argument. to drink hut but have learned their lesson and now [। I’ 1was *raj’ never invited tn seem to want to serve the public, in- 1once and that was almost the first : stead ot damning it. They are en­ week in college. And there has been no embarrassment. If you are titled U) relief from the load the ; known as a non-drinker that erxlsi public has hung upon them. the matter. But if you drink witn| one then you mdst Brink with Tom. j The ’ Huckleberry Finn" manu­ Dick and Harry qr give offense. So. script is on exhibition at the Buf­ there you have 1l as Andy says, in falo Public Library. a couple of nut shells. The Sunken Grave N Hastings Burial Vault CROPS SHOW B National Bank of Hastings U NOVEMBER 5 to 10 THE NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS IS SPONSORING AN AGRICULTURAL OR CROPS SHOW AT THE BANKING OFFICE. 101 WEST STATE STREET. There is no entry fee and everyone is invited to enter exhibits in this show, providing the products exhibited were raised in Barry County. November 1 st, Mr. Roy Decker of Michigan State College will judge the exhibits and award the prizes. Those entering exhibits will assist us materi­ ally if they will notify us one week in advance, of the products they wish to enter. Call for one of our Premium Books and see the Cash Premiums that will be awarded for I st, 2nd and 3rd prizes. National Bank of Hastings Deposits Insured Up to $5,000 We extend a most cordial invitation to the public in Hastings and Barry County to our FORM AL OPENING at the Rexall Store to-be held on Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, full pints..................................... 49c Haskel’s Milk of Magnesia ........ 27c 1 lb. Blk. Psyllium Seed ..... .T. . . . 29c ‘ 1 Pt. Kords Rubbing Alcohol......... 19c Bath Dusting Powder and large puff 29c 50c Klenzo Tooth Paste................... 27c 'Full Pint Mi-31 Antiseptic ...... 49c -100 Hobart’s Aspirin . . . t-..............29c First Aid Sanitary Napkins ...........15c 2 Qt. Guaranteed Water Bag......... 79c 5 Yds. Adhesive Tape . . . . 29c Friday, October 26th From 7:30 to 9:00 o’Clock p. m. In the store at 124 East State Street, Hastings Formerly occupied by White & Houvener THERE WILL BE NO GOODS SOLD ON THAT EVENING. WE JUST WISH TO INTRODUCE TO YOU THE STORE, THE PERSONNEL and THE MERCHANDISE. LADIES WILL BE PRESENTED FLOWERS. A Complete New Stock of Standard Merchandise, Ready-to-Wear and Dry Goods. Exclusive styles but not expensive. The Ready-to-Wear Department will be known as the "Cinderella” Shop with Coats and Dresses at Popular Prices. Will be open for business Saturday, October 27, at 8:30 a. m. Carveth & Stebbins The Rexall Store Goods Delivered Phone 2131 M AT THE Save with Safety Specials for the Week of Oct. 24 to Oct. 31 i FIRST ANNUAL^ FRANDSEN’S STORE ■ �THE HASTINGS BANNEE. WEDKEfiDAY. OCTOBIJI M, ISM PLAYERS REHEARSING FOR “LIGHTNIN”’ Social Events and Personal Mention ' Larfo Cast to Present We11- nh S"“a' kS I HAT ... .. _ lin standing state In the world of the lhe nmmirient « —■ ............................. .. .drum, drama, prominent dramatists (Continued from page one> end critics who have visited it have comm Rehearsals for ''Lightnln'. " next , In high , ,praise of .... spoken the appro- . — Ml» Maxine Wunderlich was production of The Hastings Civic of the by•»-the — National evidenced hero hero for for the the-txst best' ‘ *■" action taken •— —• celation <.tion evidenced CARLTON CENTER. home from Beidlng over Bunday. Ida on Thursday on bus I no* Players to be presented in Central Bank of Hastings which has kind- In the drama and commended the, wc are sorry wc ajan i anew m Mr. and Mrs Henry Hubert were auditorium Ml— Emily McElwain and Miss here at 8:15 o'clock on ly donated — the large "«* room“next to excellent worlj our educational cen-lo IneMe In our 1*M wrtt. ------- -----------««rtlon wort our MraUon.1 «»■ lUm. Mias Frances Hunter spent the Elizabeth Finch visited friends in in Detroit on Bunday and Monday. the evenings of Dec. 5 and 7. com- the Community room pownstairs in ters and civic groups have done in . week end at her home Ln Rockford Miss Beatrice Carruthers wm menckd Detroit and Birmingham over the menced in pte pje community room the bank building for the use of the dramatic field. I rival of a son to Mr and Mra Ford , Dr. W- G. Davis will attend a stale Iwme from Detroit over the week Turtday evening under the dlrec- those doing this sewing and for the; W1J mlde hy Mra AspinaU. born Saturday morning convention al Lansing Saturday and tlon of L. fc. Barnett. The cast ts as rtozage of materials qnd equipment Kenlth. McIntyre in opening her .Oct. 13th. Mr. and Mrs. L. J Goodyear and Sunday. . Mra. Ophelia O'Hair is . vtaning . 1 a "■ w follows; 1 ills action of the bank officials is very excellent and informative ■ Mrs Marton Clerr was Inhired Mias Mary Powers of Grand Rapids rt^tlvcs in various places in Ken-, Ulle rok o< ’Lighlnin' " Bill greatly appreciated As winter treaUv on Michigan and Drama quite severely onT day last week .gone on a hunting trip in northern were gueste of Mrs. P, T. Oolgrove mdnav Alim nf Rnwen. wills vi. A“*rt Brck7: CO“^ “** “*? before the Friday afternoon meeting! while at her mother's home in Saon Sunday. Michigan. im L°“n: _5Pdnty H?rpc[ M «^tly increase and clothing, as well of Woroen't club, for which Mrs. bewa. Her friends and neighbors Mrs. Herman Zerbel was called to Briurday Tinkler on o hero hope v.. HUI; niu; Mrs.-Jordan. aar3.-jura.iri, Jocelyn Iron- as food, footf. is very necessary for those three David vanBuAklrk VaiiBuAklrk was was chairman. chairman, inerc nope she sne will win soon soon be oe weU weu [ Chicago Bunday by the serious ill­ 'side; Mrs. Starr. Eva A. Hecox; a receiving welfare relief, to lhe Red the guest at Mr*. Dell Button over ness of her daughter, Mra. Charles ---------- -- ---Naturally the nafce of Misa Jessie ‘ again. Mrs. Fred Fowler of Springport wajtreas. Beulah Severance; Mrs. Cross decided to cooperate in this Bonstelle springs first to mind ift 1 Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Van Wonfcn. “J”. ^J*"0**? on Wednesday visit- icogahall. Julia Durkee; Mra Moore, work, all of their assistance being any discussion of ' tha drama in 1 Fred Henney and son were, their | Mias Frances Button goes to Robert Oook and son Marshall ing relatives. ,I Margaret Barnett; Mra Preston, gratis. Jackson on Thursday to visit friends and Hubert Cook went to Oaykvd Michigan. From 1910 to the time of (cousin*. Mr- and Spa. Clair /one*, David Boyes has been spending |Elizabeth , Finch; Mildred Buckley. Mra. otto Iscnhalh. who assisted her much lamented death in 1932 and family of. Kalamazoo; Sunday until Sunday, i on Thursday on a hunting trip, re- the past week in Indianapolis. Ind., Katheryn McIntyre; Raymond with the 1933 Roll Cali and who is she placed before the people of her I evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carl BrechMfi and Mrs. Harry Barnum of turning on Monday. on business. Thomas. Leslie Hawthorne; Mra secretary of the local Chapter, is thc Excellent quality materials Lansing visited Hastings relatives Mr. »»a MT. anenon BUunrr’ Mn.MMtte Horton of KMwauiw Jones, Honora Pratt; Zeb Groth era, Ron Can chairman for 1934. Her adopted city. Detroit, more than 400 .eisen and family visited at the Hendifferent plays, founded the Civiciney home. and Wall.. Fo-rU non Bondar Uw Bu^ar ITirtl or Mr. and Russell Cleveland; Lemuel Town- ^Mutants are Mr* Victor Hilbert of theater in 1928 and drew the at-! Mrs. Wm. Hale and Mr and Mra. xueste ot Mias Alice Brainard, who Mra E- c Edmonds. send. Bud Wolfe; a liveryman. Wil- woodland for the northern half of lention of lhe whole country lo this I Caryl Fuller spent Thuraday In BatSZZ • Mr , _„ d Mri Andrew Brandl of Mr. and Mrs Andrew Brandt of John visited relatives in Big Rapids Uvea near Vicksburg. 11am Pk)x; Mrs Rodney Harper. Q)C county and Mra C. J. Barnum , Lansing were Sunday guests of Mr Margaret Gladstone; Frelda. Lucille of Delton for lhe southern half. mo«st successful enterprise. While * | He Creek Saturday and Bunday. Miss Helen Wade. Miss Grace Ed- ' finished actress herself, her greatest, Miss Phyllis Long of East Carlton Wiliitts; Everett Hammond, Orville Both women have had experience tn Mr. and -Mrs. Charles Faul are in monds and Mra. Bertha Kuhn visit-, ahd Mrs. C- D. Bauer. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Watkins are Sayles; Mra. Margaret Davis. Janet this work and are enthusiastic fame rests on her talent as a pro- visited Mildred and Wilma Usborne Chicago for several days attending ed at the former's home in Traverse flucer and ability to find and de-[Bunday. . spending a few days tn Chicago at Teaie; Miss Emily Jarvis. Audrey about it. A Century of Progress. velop latent talent. Katherine Cor-1 Mrs. Frank Aspinall and Mra. Carl City over the week end. A Century of Progress. Ironside; Walter Lennon. Dan AshMr. and Mra-Karl Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schulz of Mr. and __ Mrs. Harvey Kern er ling alter; Teddy. William Kennedy; i In this city the ward chairmen nell. Ann Harding. Katherine Alex- Brechelsen attended a birthday family of Battle Creek were Sunday Grand Rapids and Mrs. V. L. Wolcott (Travadon WOlfe) of Battle Creek are: First ward, Mrs. Harvey Bur­ ander. Alice Brady. Guthrie Me- P*rty for Mra. Rube Gariinger of Fred Peters. Seward F. Nichols. De­ gess; Second ward. Mrs. Frank Clinic, Sylviir Fields. James Rennie. 1 Hastings. Thuraday. of Charlotte spent Bunday with Mr. are guests of Mrs. J. W Wolfe. trail. Mrs. of { Helen Menken. Ben Hoonan; Lyon.Third William ward. I Mr. Mrs.and Forrest ** “ Art *“* Allerdlng -­ Mrs. L Hawthorne of Detroit was and Mra. Keith Daniels. | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crawford ot ’Johnson; Fourth ward. Mrs. E J Powell. Winifred Linihan. Robert II Woodland visited Mr. and Mrs. H. lhe guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mr. and Mrs. John Sparks. Jr., re- • Chicago were guests of Mr. and Mrs ENJOYABLE VISIT. Pratt. As In previous years, there Ames, to name a few. are among L. L- Allerdlng Bunday. Hawthorne over the week end. turned on Friday to their home in , clarence w Crawford last week Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert John­ Borne from this community at- 1 Mr. and Mrs Ous Splrls of Chi­ Detroit after a visit with her par-1 Dr. and Mrs D. D. Walton and son on Bunday were Mr. and Mrs. will be volunteer workers who will those who trained in Die Bonstelle £ visit the stores and offices down- school. tended the Ag-HE exposition and cago are guests of hls brother and ent, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Angell. mu were Sunday guests of her par- Seth Gray. Mr. and Mrs Frank K town soliciting memberships and wife, Mr. end Mrs. Chris Bpiris. A noted playwright whom Michi­ program at Hastings High school Mr. and Mra. Frank Annable. ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Potter. Root. Mrs. Iva Adams and two Vr^Undwd ■Ulton"’ “ b*nl“ gan can claim is Branson Howard of Friday evening. Tiie exhibit and M. A- Lambic Is in Washington, Mra. Charles Amiable and children Mulliken. D- C.. attending ths mealing of the and Dr. F- O. Sheffield were in Bat-1 Mrs. D. M. Stuart went to Grand Vtr< Detroit, dean of American drama— program were tine and very much Mrs tri. Ida Harris, u>rrl< all nt of nateHnnla Caledonia. Mr Mr. “ 1 * usual. American Bankers' Association. Cooperation between lhe Rcd Shenandoah probably hte best known enjoyed. lie Creek Monday on business. | Rapids tpday to visit her sister, Mrs and ana Mrs nn txri varwr and ana mt* ---------------- ----------------glert Carter Mrs Mr and Mrs. A. J. Vedder were Mr. and Mrs James R Mason, fj-nma Douglass, and Mr and Mrs Sarah Campbell and daughter of Cross and Ute citizens of Barry play. Ring Lanlner. Lewis Beach HOPE CENTER. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Boules Mra. W- R- Cook and Richard Cook ciapde Btuarta'largely n-1' *»«Avery Hopwood. Edna Ferber have Middleville and Mr and Mrs Allen county ■will riu result *in n *' !*"«>» *»■ v Honwond. Mr and Mrs George Halverson of Battle Creek over the week end. wero Sunday guests of the Rev. and I Mrs E George Gray of Ludington Pender of Hastings. A pot luck din­ creased membership, this year's'all peen authors of Broadway sucand baby spent Saturday with their Mra Aimee Honnold of Chicago Mra. Keith Chidester of St. Johns. WM the guest of the Rev. and Mra ner and a happy social time were quota being 800. I cesses. mother in Bedford. «[ and Mrs. R- R. McPeek of Charlotte Dr and Mrs. R. F. Webb and Mr. w Mayten Jones and family from enjoyed. Among the projects directed by| Mr. Hopwood Ln his will left a Roy Good of Freeport was visit­ visited Hastings relatives on Friday. and Mrs Charles LU lie of Grand Friday tiU Monday the National Red Cross lari year splendid bequest to Michigan Uni- ing in this vicinity Bunday. ’rnen’s dress gloves, lined Mr and Mr*. B J. Kemp (Lots — Rapids -til were dinner guests of Dr | Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Downs were in were First Aid classes; Life Saving; veraity in thc form of awards to JAPANESE PROGRAM ,1---------------------------------Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reger of * ---------Heath)--------------------of St. Johns--ylalted Mr. and and Mrs Mr C. P. Lathrop on Tuesday Jackson ----------------------several days last week as and unlined in brown, gray ----------- - ------AT JOINT MEETING. Service to Veterans. Army. Navy students of thc Rhetoric department -Kalamazoo spent the week end at Mra. George B. Heath over the week;nlght. ' ' of’ “ * Mr*. James --------the guests Mr. and praabytertan Ladies' Misslon- and Marine Corps; Service to Coast* for certain lines of creative work the home of Mrs. Lucy Leonard. end. [ Mr. and Mrs John F. Goodyear Timmerman (Mabie Leino ary go^ety will entertain the Mis- Guard; Nursing Reserve; .. . Public In drama and literary endeavor. In Fred Ashby and family visited Mr. Mrs. Thomas Cox of Detroit his;went to Detroit last week to spend pigs, buckskin and other Mr- and Mn Q. D Barto of Tlf- isionary LjQnary union 01 of tne the Metnoaut Methodist neann Health nunum; Nursing; --------Home Hygiene nearby Kalamazoo lives Paul Os- ■•nd Mrs Tester Fisher in Prichardbeen visiting Mra. J. T. Lombard the winter with their daughter and fin. Ohio, visited Mr and ,ulU, — "f — . . Wheal bom. a dramatic writer of great Episcopal a church next Thuraday, Service; Food and Nutrition; fine leathers manufactured and other friends part of the past1 husband. Judge and Mrs. Donald Wayne Merrick over lhe week end Nov Jlt at 315 oclock in the par. Distribution; Colton Distribution; promise, whose "The Vinegar Tree" ville Sunday. Harold Chapman and Dwight week । Van ZUe. leaving Tuesday for Wisconsin. .lore of the former church. A Jap- Civilian Relief and Volunteer Spe- registered a fine success. Minton of Kalamazoo spent Bunday ^rs' -- ----- - -------.... *n<-----«r,on -»m" |anes IBI1C3C * 7"ea U featured KBIUI™ and »«•••Mrs. ntlrtW clal Services. Considerable spare was naturally with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ashby. O. HUI returned on Friday from a companied ... Mr and Mra Wm Aid- R . wlll .. review Japanese . WornThere arc 3.709 Red Cross Chap­ given to Robert Henderson of Ann Mrs. Jennie Searles of Hickory I two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. rich ot Caledonia to Chicago and,e|) fjneak." the year book provided ters and 91X70 branches, with a total Arbor who next to Jessie Bonstelle Comers and Mr. and Mrs. Earle Albert Konkle and daughter of Bal- A Century of Progress on Sunday ,by lhc Centrnl commute of Foreign enrollment of 3.802384 and in the has placed Michigan on the map In Gates of Cloverdale spent Wednes­ Md.. i tiroore, umore, mu | Mrs Lee Watson of Holland and Ml-sions Junior Red Cross 7,350.280. both fig­ tilings dramatic more than any oth­ day evening at thc Fred Ashby | Mra. Hub Casey and Mrs. Jack Mrs, pranci* Brice of Grand Haven 1 , a, . ures showing a great increase over er person. Hls ability as a director, home. iBnyder weregueate of Mrs.Kather- jpent Tuesday and Wednesday with | ULTRA CLUB. actor, and manager of the yearly Mrs. Floy McDermott attended the 1 meHaynes of Hind* Corners on daughter and sister. Mra. Lyle j Mr and Mrs. Andrew Roush en- previous years. Harry L. Hopkins. Federal Emer­ May Dramatic Festival makes him a State W c. T. U. convention in Bal-; Thursday and attended tho Render- gcudder. 'tertalned lhe Ultra Club on Monnational'figure in American drama. tie Creek Thursday and Friday. , gency Relief Administrator says: I Floyd E- Maus, who has been visit- day evening, twenty-two enjoying An Interesting resume of the work Mr. and Mrs. .Burdette Lyttle of I Miss Elizabeth Grimm, a nurse at ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L.! the pot luck supper and ___ ... Top ... -Neighbors help neighbors through bridge of the Civic theaters anfTthe Lit­ Battle Creek spent from Thursday I xvim scores were Mrs . zmjw the Red , the Couzens Home for Crippled Maus, and Edw.. imf Law-- the uiu brother txvMin and “llu wife, ww*. Mr. [scores utif won wvu by uy Mr*. hub uw ' instrumentality vof .. tle Theater Movement in Michigan until Friday at the McDermott ' Children at Farmington, was thc and JJrs L. F. Maus, left on Sunday iieijpe and Burdette Sutton and con- Cross. , This is our great volunteer' was also given, the well established home attending to household du­ guest of Mis* Jannct Michael over for hls home in Long Beach. Cal. solation went to Mrs. Charles Leon- reserve for thc war upon human disKalamazoo group with its splendid ties, while Mrs. McDermott was at­ tress. Every twelve months sees a the weak end. Hon. Chase 8. Osborn and Miss urd and Ray Waters. Clothing and Shoea succession ot social emergencies, and Civic Auditorium a Rift of Dr. W. E. tending thc convention. Mr. and Mra. Jack Snyder vislt- Stellanova Osborn of Baull Sic. j — -----Upjohn. < former Hastings citizen, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Texter of NEW IDEA CLUB. ed Mr. and Mra. Earl Kermeen of Marie were in the city on Monday every twelve months rings up a fine for Men and Boya Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Leon The New Idea Club was enter- new record of humanitarian serriaa. receiving esiMJcial attention. Caledonia from Friday till Bunday. ,calling on friends, going from Iwre In closing Mrs. McIntyre stressed1 Dunning of Delton and also Mr. and HASTINGS I [Mr. and Mrs- Kermeen returning tto Battle Creek, then to-Buy City. tained by Mrs Maude Smith al her Particularly do we depend upon tire [with Mr. and Mrs. Snyder for thc ।t Mr and Mr* David Vale and Mr I home on Oct 17. Dinner was served Red Cross as the nation's relief the point of the great work that can1 Mrs. B. Lyttle visited at the C. B. be accomplished locally in filling [ McDermott home Sunday. 'walton of Mnske«on we»« guests,al ----6:30. We were — sorry that -------owing [day. ■ w*iku>i u* » ----_ Aency tn lime of disaster. To lhe present dramatic need of the I, Mra. C. P- Lathrop and Mrs Mrs. Ray of Mr and Mrl. g. a. Burton over/o illness only eight members.were laintain this cherished Institution BLAKE SCHOOL NOTgS. community by educating a theater­ ;Branch, were —guests of —Mrs. --R. -F- Wrtr the wwab week «end. Ruth Handy re-.present. The next meeting will tK ft It full efficiency millions of member* member—— — um- Miss •. Virginia and Betty Hayward vis­ ■Webb or Grand Rapid* Don’t think because , „«wwvf Rapids at the Blythe- turned to Muskegon Muskegon with them for row annual auction at the liomc of (shlJM are needed. 1 urge, as a slmr loving and play-going public, by bringing thc best things In the ited our school last week Thuraday. Mrs. Franz Willison on Nov. 13. I pie matter of gorxl citizenship, that field Country club on Wednesday. a ^k's visit. drama to everyone, and cited the Oct ll. They had no scliool as and daughters of Grand 1 Mrs. Branch winning lop top score at Carl Brown gf Chicago, a member ' generous support be accorded in the , work of the Hastings Civic Playcra their teacher went to thc Teachers' Clifford Hammond. Dr. O. D. PARENTS OF DAUGHTER annual Roll Call. November 11 to of the police force of that city, was contract. _ ___ tu. er and daughter, Enid, and Institute as one of the means to this end. Suzanne is the name of the six । Dr. and Mrs A. W. Woodburne ^jimg on Hastings friends on An interesting discussion followed We will have ouf vacation this of Hastings. —-, , daughter born on Thursday. and Miss Mabel Lincoln were Bun- Tueeday Mr. Brown b a former pounds Sunday guests of Mr. and vow 18. ... (O ...: BW i "•'’SlHi'SlL ’ in the absence of thc president. Mrs. ucek Thursday and Friday as Mu.i to »r. Mr and Mrs. OT Leslie day gueate of Dr. and Mrs. Rom of Orangeville township October Hawthorne at Pennock hospital. CALL DATES—NOVEMBER 11-29. Winingtr presided- The next meet­ Oregg will attend the Institute in George Kelley were. MF. aad Lethbridge of Mason. Dr. and Mrs. and this city. | Jordan and son of Hiltsp. Mother and daughter are doing nice- I ing Nov. 2nd. will be given over to Grand Rapid* I Harris Woodburne of Detroit were Mrs Herman Zerbel. Mrs. C- ADr. Swift and the nurse, mim Ethel Kidder and Howard W Federation reports. iy; ly.' and ana. ubu Dad says aaya mic thc iicwuuuic, newcomer is » ’, WOODLAND, also guests. i Mrs Fred Fleming. Mrs. J Newshaffer, examined the children,ot Irving. not a quarterback but a "yell lead-1 Jack Raffler is spending a few Mr. and Mra. Wm Young. Mr. F Edmonds and Mrs. Mra C- E Wood for physical defects last Monday. | Mrs “hh Edger and Mro- < WEST ORANGEVILLE er-" l days with Mr. and Mrs. Vemice and Mr* Wilbur Young. Mr. High- aiu.ndcr.<lu.the W C. T. ---------------------convention The first grade have finished Workman of Hastlnga_ «JMd AND EAST GUN LAKE. bolt of Grand Rapids and Mr. and ln 3*10® creek last week. Mrs. EdTOBIAS ! N^^er. • TOBIAS— —SCOTT SCOTT. Mr and Mrs Ben Hansen and their "pre-primer" and are now Mra. Miranda Bisaon Friday. Mr*. Nick Jacobson of Belmont were njonfij visited Mrs. Charles Jones Frank .Tobias .ToMoa ol Altrod HMrdon and 'oddly o( Kai- daughter. Marjorie, have motored to reading tlwlr primer. I Louis Coleman and Junk Frank of NaahvUlr Nashville and and Sunday guest* of Mr - and Mr*: iuntu untU g.turday tMiuroay and ana Mrsmra- wood also Mrs. Myrtle Scott of Hastings werciamazoo spent the week end with Toledo and other parte of Ohio vis­ The girls have organized a sew-! Grand Rapids cal*«<l •* lh* James Endsley. I vUited visited friends, returning Saturday. married October 11. 1934. al La- [Mr. and Mra. Welby Crockford. iting and calling on relatives and ing club and meet every Friday aft- Walter* home Saturday and Mrs Lloyd Barbour h. reluming __________ _______ Grange. Indiana. They were atMiss Lenore Dowden spent the friends. ernoon from 3:0q to 4:00 o'clock, hunting. ' to her home in Butte, M^/*- •«; tweNTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY, tended by the brides sister and week end with Mrs. Chas. Dowden OPTOMETRIST 1 ----------------- Mrs. 8. A. McCafferty and Mr. with Wilda Mugridge ai --------er spending two month, with her * Jn obaer,iuice ol the twenty-fifth husband. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Btan- ’and Mr. and Mra. Percy Dowden of IBVMia We are all busy practici and Mrs. Earl Buffcnbarger motored Phona 2634 Hastings mother. Mr*. J*“«* ,nd anniversary of the organization of ton of Hastings. I Indianapolis. Ind. —— ,to Kenton. Ohio, to take Morse Ca­ Hallowe en program and < wuopui ------------ -relatives and frtend* in Chicago, lbe M u.M. Club. Dr. W inUred Mesocial Each lady bring two dressed Oeorge Fox and Mra. Jackatxt “k Si^H -.vtii BIRTHDAY~ RipTHnav । Dr Bna Mrs K ° rmn,e exJ*cl naan naan to to his hl* home. home. They They have nave been oeen Grand Rapids n.rtM. and Belmont. Mich .na rvimonL Mteh. cntertained with a house onrrtnn T^nsidt Jr entertained 10 ,llend 010 toolb*11 «anlc 10 Arm gone over s week ahd their return clothes pins and sandwiches and one recently married. O—grauuai ----- - —■ 1 1 - ■ " — ' party at her home in Grand RapWrdnr^tev riter- Arbor Saturday and spend the week k won looked for- Morse had been other dish for the pot luck supper. I John Perry's moUier paaeed i. w k. __ _ tI Ml ______ .t har “““ 1,11lds oh Wednesday night and Thurs­ eleven ST friends on---------------- — ‘runcu to DrttoU. vulUtoi hU «Ur. Mr. MrtJiOW. ■ VK urcu a piuio JUT nthar — —-son's h*na _ -B . day of last week. A theater party noon, the occasion being his ninth the school Everybody wekocne.Johns. Mrs. Perry had Remember the annual P. T. A. also looking after his farm interests was enjoyed Wednesday evening and birthday. The children had a hap­ white here. on Thursday a luncheon was served py time with games and refresh­ M . Oct. 26. Come and help ua With Mrs. Cora VanEett and son. Latober 36th. A big time for all. ments. Mias Lillian sowerby w**bqm Vehn. Mrs. Mary Crans of Orange­ our piano. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Manker and Rapids Dorothy Foote. Reporter. CHOIR GUILD. (daughter. Reberta. and Mrs. Sarah ville and Mrs Ethel Groaenberg of Those present besides Dr. McTne choir Guild of Emmanuel'' Mohler' of South Woodland spent Martin visited Mrs. Crans’ son. Valparaiso, Ind. Lravy were Mrs Thomas Burna. Edchurch met at Mrs. George Lock­ Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Lester Judge Clark of East Gary, a few THREE CORNERS. days last week and while gone at­ Mrs Axel ErickKon, Saranac; Mrs wood's on Tuesday for an evening of . Brumm. and tended the Century of Progress On business and sewing. Refreshments' Fred Fowler, Springport; Mrs Rob­ Mrs." Chas Farthing spent Friday their way back at Niles on the M. family of Lansing visited Mr.and ert Martin. Mrs. Amil Bachmann. were served by the hostess assisted;[with Mrs. Floyd Kimble of Coats C. bridge they were run into by a Mrs. Clarence Bisson and family reriding juri south ol here for aoraa by Mrs. M. R. Kinde. 1 And Mrs. David Boyes and Misses Mabel [Grove. Ford sedan and severe suts were in­ over the week end. Miss Anna Stowe of Freeport was Bisson and Florence Bump of this ' SILVER TEA. . ' The Ooapel Trio from Lowell gave flicted on LaVern's face. _ __ No____ one city. Mrs. C. W Wesplntor entertained I the program at the Community (n either car was hurt; slight a week-end guest of Miss Gladys I Mrs. Bums is to be the hostess at a Silver Tea al her home last i sen ice at lhe Methodist church damages to thc VanEtt car also to Waiters. Bunday callers qt the Claude A. for Uie annual reunion to be held Thursday for members of Emmanuel Sunday evening. 1 the purd sedan. . tn JUne. 1935. in Edmore. Guild and their friends. Assisting the I Mr, and Mra Lister Brumm enCecil Hansen and family of Hammond twine ware. Ire Hubbard hoatCM were Mra. C- 6. Pott*. Mrs. I tertalned Mr and Mrs. Truman I Clarksville are at Ben Hensen's of Rutland. Elmer Loehr of Jack­ BURR VAN HOUTEN Wilbur Lane and Mra. M. E. Nevins. Manion and Mr. and Mrs. Will Flory home looking after his father's in­ son. Clyde Moore. Dr. Ward Moore Dean's. 1 ACCEPTS NEW POSITION. -“ -------; with a pheasant supper Saturday j treats in their absence. I The many friends of Mr. and Mrs MONDAY STUDY CLUB. {evening. Clarence VanEtt and wife made Burr Van Houten, who have been Mrs. E. J. Pratt was tvostess to the Stanley Rivell and mother. Mrs. I a qu jck journey to Battle Creek on qulck living in Alma for several years, will AIUII Monday Study Club this week, aerv- Miller, w* of WCMVbb Detroit and bMZUbM Louis Ub.FU.-V Schmidt j Thursday afternoon, the ocaslon. a UMJ CbUWJ be glad to know that they are re­ ing a one o'clock luncheon, covers of Midland spent lhe week end with ।bad infection In one of the lacera­ turning to Hastings to reside. He being laid for nine. Mrs. Ethel Schmidt and Mrs. Stan- tions on their son LaVem's face, re­ has severed his connection with the ceived tn an auto accident. Oct. 14. LENT CORNERS. 1 Mr and Mrs orno Knowles of । Consumers Power Co., with Whom he MUs Dorothy Butler and friend Freeport called on Mr. and Mrs at Niles He is back in school, how­ [had been affiliated for a long time ever. and getting along fine at this land has accepted a position with of Kalamazoo called on her mother. Welby Q-ockford Bunday attemoon. writing. ( Mr fcnd ol Landers. Frary 6t Clark, whose of­ Mrs. Melvin Crum. Tueeday. < Mrs. Adella Snook Is still at the Mr and Mr» Lyle Francisco and Creek and Dr Albert Kirshfices art at New Britain. Conn. Ac­ Crispe hospital and can say but two largw famlly spent Sunday with hU sU' mBn of H^r^yiije. Oregon, were cording to information given the 1anw.« CnoL Mr. and Mr« Mrs. James Coot, of of Jue5U oJ Mr and Mrs Ernesl ajjo,. or three words as yet. She surely ts Banner, he will seU electric ranges, ter. *.We in a very critical condition. Cor. Stale and Jefferson SU., Haaiia|», Mich. having the state of Michigan as hls Battle Creek. Urge box no Sunday. hope she will soon be belter. Tha Lent Sunshine Club met with , territory. Mrs. Glenn England spent several ■ The school house is still pro­ I Mr. and Mrs. Van Houten have Mrs. Lenna Nottingham Thursday days last week with her aunt. Mr*. gressing and begins to look quite Mr and Mrs Leland Hammond C. M- Brown, of Grand Rapids. rented Mrs. Daslc Crue's home and like a building. expect to move here this week. Mrs. and son and Mrs Bago spent Bun­ Mrs. Ed. Covey of Oobles’u vUitCrue will reside with her parents. day with Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon ing her daughter. Mrs. Clyde Huell. PINE LAKE GROUP. Burkett of Kalamazoo. ’ Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Johnson. W. On Thursday, October 18. Mrsand family, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anson of Pine Green 8t. Rev. ahd Mrs. T. W. Tbompron Dorothy Lord was hostess lo the Shur Lax, Chocolate Laxative,- 25c aize ..... lake called or\. bls mother and sis­ ware Lansing visitors Monday. Pine Lake Economic Extension class ter. Mra. Emma Anson and Lena COMPLIMENTED HIM. Squibb’a Mineral Oil, 31.00 Mize Mr. and Mrs. Wm Adrian of Bliss- with seventeen members and four Uaaaad Msaty "hVhlllp W. Kniskern. son of Mrs Graham. Bunday. field spent the week end with Mr. visilon present. Psyllium Seed, dark, l ib. can ....... Stella Kniskern of tills city, has re­ and Mrs. Donald Gager. Mra. Lord, president, held a busiTHE CROSSROADS. cently been made preaident of a new meeting, after which Mrs. MyrGerald England and several Milk of Magnesia, U. 8- P-, pint .... Mr. and Mr* Burrell Scudder and large mortgage company in PhilafrieatU from Grand Rapids are ,lie Rogers gave a part ot iWe lesson dalphla. He la moving there from Mildred of Welcome Corners spent spending a few days nt the England bn clothing economics. RemodelCampho-Lyptuz, Rub for Colds, 35c six* Bronxville, a suburb of New York Bunday with Clyde Stdge and fara- coltugc at Kaddlebag lake and en- ing dresses jT was demonstrated, else also was demsutrsted, John Cook and family spent Sun­ City He had been village trustee Syrup of Fife, COc MM« foe cleaning joying lhe hunting * . [instructions were given ~ and police commistloner of the vil­ day at Freeport, the guests of Dale Mrs Alice Holmes visited Mrs. methods and how slight changes AU First Cuts hUMed MUk, plain apt! choeoiate. 1 lb. . lage He tendered his resignation Oook and family. Marble of Hastings, visited Mattie Bchray of Ehfthurst, Hl-.friNU bril* gjuinenu up-io-date. such as for both places. Hls associates la hisFaye c -ill if t-1 — ha?.* » • 'lalroves. .yokes acjded oc an added brother? Clayton/guWay il the 1-Hindtay .until ,Tuesday. the village government paid a tine Mrs Raymond Faul returned Ironic 'touch with one of the newer coltribute to Mr. JSntekcrn (or - his home of Mra. Jane Tuttle. Aspirin Tabiota, bottiea of 100 Fbrnt WllUtte and Harold Wil­ Saturday after spending • a week lara. Dollar and sleeve patterns were services, and the Bronxville paper liams visited friends in Kalamazoo with Mr and Mrs Richard O'Brien examined and discussed. complimented him lepr lUghly. Sanitary Napkins I of latulng. I A co-operatlvi dinner was enjoyed Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mra. E. J. Dunn bf Cold- after which members presented MUs Betty Cook is ill with, the i DINNER HONORING PARENTS. water spent Saturday evening with dresses for suggestions lor remodeli Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paine enter- 1 Donald Williams and Everett Mr.tand Mrs. Clyde Ruell. *-- --------------------------* •■*“'' ------T«uUr Water tdined at dinner Saturday evening ^-vw- Eastman .spent kw... the brought out. Ideas for scarfs were MUa Zatea IV.ZMtMr niBIG-LUUtSton PhoM»4»l honoring her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Couch of near Dowling spent Bun­ week end with friewto iu ludMuapo- also given Mr- Mary Mullendere B. D. McMurray, and tai. brinucl, day with Mr. and Mra. Ernest Wil­ lb,, ixut gave lbs Imsou on remodeling bate, liams- , . . , Mr*. Bella Ctemant U visiting ral- 3 Known,Oomedy at Central Auditorium Dao. 6 and 7 BMOSSWOPEMTEWITIIEM .uSw “ uu *”n“ uS' ^rt4°“rt Mr. and Mrs- Richard Hurd and son leave Bunday for a two weeks' euto trip through the east and —. SHIRTS s CAPS GLOVES T.S.BAIRD L. V. BESSMER I 1: Low Prices Friday Saturday, Oct. 26,27 Crackers Fancy Sadat Potatoes But Quality Butter MiMlavilU. Shults or Freapwrt Gold Dust Famo Biscuit Flour lb. 28jc 15C 27c — MEAT SPECIALS — AU Fancy Graded Chicago Meats Beef Ribs Rib Roast »— Swiss Steak Pork Chops 3 25c ib. 15c a 14|c ib. 15c USHAN’f SAVE AT REED’S WALGREEN SYSTEM DRUG STORE Specials for Thia Week! �WANTS LOW BUS FARES From Hastings To 80c Battle Creek 80c Grand Rapids, $1.15 Lansing______ 1.15 Chicago ___ 3.30 Detroit_______ 3.60 12 BUSSES DAILY THE TRIO CAFE HASTINGS n MICHIGAN GEO. M. NEWTON THE CHURCHES .I •’ ra.h, (arm autlat-lr for I-**altry. FlJrd 1 <Mr»e Frreport 10 2* ' WTXTEK APPLE* at the lh.lt ntrh.r.l. tour tulle, ttr.i ft. ruler apple. 1'. -e. « Fuji KALE—t'lelrar rartur will, il.-ubla Lultuu. plow. .i.rl*’. l''rw k. tian. *1 Xv,kW».hlr XO HtXTlXU. tre-ra ■ Ina or runniua "f Emurt H<ia*l.t«hn an.1 Ralub Htr.krr 10 ll ll-lkiiiu.. Jlul>b«r<l*ti>n Talltra’i Snow. Waan»r At .Sorth I'.nr Lahr otrhanl. E JI huhlot. Ito.ur Kuutv I Xn Sunday .*!,• (ilra.r 1i'3l Kilt SALE- T«« lhnruuchbrr.1 llun-n.ea MU.. 3'v >..r. ellall.l- I.. 103* you SALE—<h»lroafbt>rr,l Hul.trir IimII, 1 .-ar. ..|J <lir.iVrr h»Lr|,t,..rl. Clover la. JO-2* | run SALE—Or Ira.lr l. r vuiibr vaurk . 1 1,., mxrr hu r*v wt abunl1 1 ',1'0 s t ai.i.iat 1 !».• workrr Al<o ’ ’.trist. tin lhe last Issue of Capper s Farmer, Arthur Capper, the vet­ eran United States senator from Kansas, tells to thc coun­ try at large some facts that are pretty generally understood In Battle Creek, Senator Capper Capper has written an article in his magazine about W- K. Kel­ logg and Uie W. K. Kellogg I L.IHULM, XIC XLlVCjtS in children." The senator gathered his material on one of his frequent visits to the Sani­ tarium here. The story, as takerr one lop all rural communities to I ment for subnormal ulllni Uie value or hcallh. race bet- J’S, J J?.. children BODY GLASS Installed while you wait Every tnm wo fit h gusran teed to hold the rupture and we keep It Ln proper ad­ justment Lor you. Let us show kill Hii.ttix., n.ut Fit. ill* — L 1 Fullrr >t Xl> UnBiiaa .I..] .ttnC nl Thu;’ much super-1 ttre mught speech reading and chllJ^T.ovcr?5me 'dren bom deaf are taught to speak I and read. Even lisping, stuttering and stammerbig arc eorrected. The Ann J. Kellogg school is an experl-. He-stands 100% for the farm­ ers. the laborers, the veterans, the professional and inde­ pendent business man. An honest fighting servant for Ahe public. Investigate hls rec­ ord as President of Paw Paw. An enemy of the crushing mo­ nopolies. international bank­ ers and chiseling pollUclans. A "LONE WOLF" fearlessly fighting for the mass instead of the class. A man who will support Roosqvelt in sound, progressive legislation and will an obstructive voter. We ap­ peal to all progressive, think-' Ing voters of both parlies, knowing Uiat there are 80.000 people who didn't declare themselves at the primaries, lo support this'man. A. Racette November 6, 1934 Mi«i Cherry Blonom —■ — other centers to study the control of communicable dis­ eases, so that they may serve their । community —better. •—•• And what of the man who has made nil this possible? Mr. Kellogg is a quiet, unassuming man who prefers to be left out of the picture as much as possible. He prefers to sign the checks for the magnificent experiment, which run Into thou­ sands and thousands of dollars year­ ly. He desires that the Foundation's: accomplishments reflect to the good B«v. o. M. Conklin He established the W K. Kellogg .....w -..a— shuns personal publicity. To him re­ 619 E. Orton at. Phon* i«u Foundation In June. 1930. fog the LpnT^i,|n. . purpose of advancing child health name it bears. Mr. Kellogg lias co--tlons speak louder than words. He y Hrh.u.1,' I’lisvi and welfare In all of its various operated with the board of educa- is a man of few words. He Is keenly tlon In Battle Creek In erecting and' sympathetic. He has built a busllace, creed or geographical boun­ equipplng this fine school and man- nesa which makes him one of the dary. And Mr. Kellogg, with real ning.lt with a trained staff. Nine'largest individual purchasers ot "ision, has seen that the place to hundred children, one thi?d of whom farm products In this country. Thc begin is not only with the children are handlespped In one way or an- Imoncy he has accumulated through hls enterprise he prefers to have go now on earth, but those to come. jthar. attend. j It reflects again the great vision hack to hls nation to make it a belW. K. Kellogg Foundation has set of Mr. Kellogg. It is a combination ter nation, rather than leave It for up a program for community health * - -------------------Because thc Idea still is an experi­ ment to prove what can be done. GRANGE PROGRAMS PHILCO High-Effitltnty TUBES \I ran WARD BAINE Hal-e-vr} *. A. L.SARKER, Pr.p,. HASTINGS — u/rmri u 220 E. State St., Hastings Phone 2370 FARMERS! FEVER liquid . t*>uts ATTENTION! HEADACHES We are in the market for a quantity of SMALL ONIONS Also Light Red Kid- PLAYER PIANO ■nd nearly new Uprtxht piano (both smaller stylel almost paid for, near Haslinrs. Will sell to parties willing to take over contracts and continue small monthly payments. HIRSCH BROS. & COMPANY HASTINGS • MICHIGAN G. B. CISLER ' AUCTIONEER Would Be Pleased lo Cry Your Sale. Middleville. Mich, Route 1. . 2 rfkl HASTINGS MARKETS RED try 's i huge i CONGRESS । ..auu.uapo wuMiin ul auimviuiicu uy a simple removal of adenoids or Improved diet. Those children whose sight is failing, who have poor hearing, weakened hearts, who are neu­ rotic. whose mentality is below nor­ mal and live hapless ones whose lit­ tle bodies have been wracked by in­ fantile paralysis med concrete help. I And for these children one of the Mr Kellogg has a nrm conviction ! most remarkable schools In America | that our nation will be a better ^a- has been built, ll Is the Ann J. Keltion when its children are better school in Battle Creek. It CARDS of THANKS People's Progressive Candidate for ,15? S'"-'™ « stnrt numbers 90 professional men , its medical and executive director. Its board of directors consists of seven men appointed by the gover­ nor of Michigan and other rcapon- GLENN F. LAUBAUGH RACETTE to made him one of Uie greatest con-7or the work. Health examinations I are gratifying. Can't you Imagine i temporary benefactors to public I arv conducted by local physlciaps, what it means to parents of an unheklth. Mr. Kellogg's name has i health measures arc suggested by' derprivileged child in one of those betn blazoned forth to the world for:them while the Foundation func-1 three counties to know that this the various excellent breakfast foods 11ions in sending out visiting nurses wonderful opportunity is at hand for he has produced. Hc should also be |to ‘he homes. Actual medical and their child? 'as well known sand admired for the .dental services arc rendered by local Tlw Sfhool u als0 equipped to take W. K. Kellogg Foundation which 1T professional men. Operations which — Kirted children who find the .hls great gift to human health and the families cannot afford aro gen- ordlnarv school work too slow and happiness. . eroualy borne by the foundation. „ taaXCTherrTtn «»Thousands of boys and girl? come ;The W. K. Kellogg Foundation has: “ greater respnslbllitles and deinto this world poorly equipped to onuuilzed community and helps ££ miflative । meet Hfe because of physical and ln t,ic administration and education, ? 1 ' . . ! mental handicaps. A large pro-i but * certain share of the responThe farsecing work of me w. K. portion of them could lead happy i’lbillty Is left to the community and . Kellogg Foundation does not end i and comparatively normal Ilves: But1 lls citizens. there, It also supports two complete- f their handicaps must, first be over-i Onc serious drawback to the 'b' equipped year aroundI camps .or come. And all too frequently this 'health of rural children has been In children. Character building organ- f means aid that the family of lhe|the oldfashloned. one room, rural Isatlons such as boy scouts and camp girls j tiny unfortunate Is not able to ' ' ' ‘ are aided and encouraged. ll, glvc. ,.,v. ।----------Hero again, with vision. fire I And there Is where Mr. Kelogg. 3hc w K- Kellogg Foundation has Th? W. K- Kellogg auditorium and with hls vision of a nation of hap- 'helPed a number of communities in junior high school are two more 'pier, healthier people, has been able these three counties to eliminate the roots of the Foundation and add to to convert hls wordly gifts Into the v,d ’tyle school and erect scientific lhe community's facilities for edu­ ■finest medium ot exchange, human• healthful, consolidated ones by pay­ cation and recreation. of the work which is happiness. -* —- known dea!> directly nurses and dentists. It CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. Rodstart an Attractive Bird Outstanding among tho warblvrt la tho redstart. IU brilliant blue­ black feathered back, and sal moo­ orange wing, body and tall feathers, making it aptlear like a wind blown firebrand as It Uvea up to Ita repu­ three Michigan counties: Barry, Al-| ------------legan and Eaton. ’ FINDS HEALTH ADVANTAGES OF tation for being blrddom'a be»t ex­ It U an experiment In rural URBAN LIFE BEING TAKEN TO ample of perpetual motion. health. Urban centers have demon­ THOSE LESS FAVORABLE LOstrated the good of health programs' TATED ON FARMS. for crowded-districts. Now here Is The vision and foresight which have made Mr. W. K- Kellogg of Battle Creek. Michigan, one of the Our Service The Prescription Drug Store Senator Capper Sees Great Vision in Work of Wo K. Kellogg Foundation sets the requirements for milk that can'be sold as Grade “A" for the purpose of protecting, health and preventing epidemics Milk we mean JUST WHAT WE SAY. T« protect tbe public health, tha State ot Mich­ igan divides milk Into "grades.'' CLEAN Milk that has a "bacteria count," below a certain number, lhe Stale designates can be sold as Grade “A." Other milk that to NOT SO CLEAN, and haa a “bacteria count" above a certain set figure, must be sold as Grade “B —and so on. No Dairy or milk dealer is permitted to sell milk as Grade "A." unless thepsilkjs CLEAN, and meets the Slate's reqwFrementa on "bacteria count." This to ALL done to protect the public health, aa< prevent epidemics of fevers. “T. B.” and other otrt- breaks, such as we used to know, and which were invariably caused cither by UNCLEAN MILK or tainted water. These epidemic* often look a heavy tell .f Hfe. and were very expensive tp overcome. That's why the State took a hand In the milk question. More than mceUng every requirement ot the Staid, and selling milk that is Infinitely CLEANER than the Sfate demands, tbe Highlands Dairy io PERMITTED TO BEFl IU milk as Grade “A." Our patrons, too, have Uie further assurance that Htete teste show that no CLEANER Grade “A" Milk is produced In Michigan than Highlands Dairy mliv . THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich. noooo mm �wetlve Bin! g the warblers brilliant bluek. and salmon­ id tad feathers, • a wind-blown Jdotn’a best ex­ notion. TIE gregiivo a for IESS w the farm:he veterans. and Inde­ man. gate hls rec- rushing molonal bank­ politicians. fearlessly na.« Instead l In sound. Ion and win i" man nor uslve, think>th parties, e are 50.000 n’t declare ’ primaries. Racette 6, 1934 re Commit- . 10-24 »p of .Mld«nta blossom f, Nov. 2 lock Eg School I Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1934~| PART T v THE HASTINGS BANNER earthquake, but all the aid was ex- 'half of more than 100,000 maternity (I and Friday on account of Teachers' Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Decker have COUNTY EMERGENCY I middixvilix Institute in Grand Rapids and the sold their farm to Mr. and Mrs. tended on the basis ot helping oth- cases.*1 ■■ « » qrs to help themselves. This prln-1 sick’ and disabled veterans and football team's game with Martin-Kenneth Decker of Marshall. Mr. CASES ASKED TO REPAY which was to have been played Friand Mrs. expect to move ciple. Incidentally, has been adhered their dependent families have been .• -------------------W.1I attended and neatly enjoyed wn,c “ waa " nave uecn pmycu niaua au>. Decker lkxxcf cxpccv mor' on ----। well greatly enjoyed since the inception of the Red ' Uie special charge of the Red cross 'Wherever Able to Do So, W all. Th. .upper — m»r«l b, <W *U be held «> WrtneM., In- the ch— Mra. Minds nr.r KuUno. The Organisation Believeg in to Cross. Actually "helping others to,and the recurring problems of hosII.. S.m,™ nnnntv i’» “1“ «<*. ,„•_______ _ I A ta— Wty U to be I Helping Others to -Help Alio to Secure County <^«t’ro"render’- t The lady teachers went to Har- Monday for Mr. and Mrs. Decker help themselves" defines the move- pltallzatlon. clalgis. and welfare conment itself. thiue a vital concern. To lessen acIf Possible ■ | ed several fine numbers- and then •wood lake Tuesday evening for a and family. We are sorry to tow Themselvee o clock picnic dinner. We hear them from our neighborhood and A rerolution «u adopted by the «“? ’ With all its expenditures, however, I cidental deaths and Injuries among -Although the government's wide­ Uie Red Croeu has made an even workers of the Civil Works AdmlniFaulkner gave a short and very in­ that part of them found it rather our good wishes go with them lo spread relief program tn this coun­ greater contribution to the cause, Utrot ion. Emergency Wort ReliM 1board of supervisors, reciting the new home Hoffman difficult «"“cuu to get »el the gates sates open. open- * their I teresting talk. Clare * HofTman try's worst depression has assumed through Its ' accident prevention. * Administration, Federal Emergency itremendous growth of emergency followed While “’ey were thus entertaining W Ullts. huge proportions, the contribution health, and oUilr services. All Ita 'Relief Administration and Civilian , In this county, also that ex­ by our old friend, Hon. John C. made by the American Red Cross to 3,700 chapters have taken an im-1 Conservation Corps, the Red Cross relief .perience had proven that many Ketcham of Hastings. All were giv­ the School Men's Round Table In “——————————— needy families tn the last five years portant part in this work. in *** First i’trained ~A *" “' Aid *•’’ more than 75.­ persons receiving temporary aid. en the .finest of attention and were Lakeview school of Battle Creek. has no parallel In the annals of pri­ Thousands of children, reached 000 men engaged In these projects who could repay, refused or neglect- complimented on their talks. vate agency activities. SOUTH BOWNE. throughout the nation. Millions Mooes Bugbee, a former harness Measured in dollars and cents, the through Red Cross public health have worked in the ranks of volun­ James Shaeffer and family and Therefore the board resolved that Red Cross has spent 818^354X30 and nurses, have hsU1 conditions of mal­ teers under lhe Red Cross banner Raymond Shaeffer were,In Grand distributed In addition wheat and nutrition discovered and checked during these trying years. Mil­ It la the sentiment of the board that. account of falling health a resident cotton products valued in excess of that thia generaUon may not pay n lions have joined each year as In Justice and fairness, all persons of the county home ol late years, was Rapids on business Saturday after­ 870,000,000 since .the rigors of de­ future years for deprivations in members, arming the Red Cross to receiving aid In Barry county, elth- laid to rest In the Coman cemetery noon. Paul Kauffman and family of Zion pression set in. Direct relief to 25.­ childhood. serve in their names In this battle through lhe office of the superinten­ 000,000 Individuals In practically evSafeguarding the expectant moth­ against wan|. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Snyder of Hill were Sunday guests at Elmer dents of the poor, should be required Shaffer’s. afy county in the United Blates is er haa been on Important work of The Eighteenth annual Roll Call to sign an agreement obligating near Hastings came down Friday to whe record of performance of the Red Cross nurses during these yean. opens on Armistice Day. Thanksgiv­ Mrs. W. H. Pardee accompanied Visit Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kermeen Wed Cross. Causes of lhe plight of These nurses aided at the birth of ing will mark the campaign's close. themwlves to repay the county for and family. Mrs. Snyder stayed for Mrs. Wm. Porrltt and Mrs. Ed. La- I the old so rendered and. where pos­ a few days' visit with them and oth­ ccy lo Hastings Friday afternoon. those assisted varied from unem­ more than 10,000 babies and they al­ Be sure to buy a membership. sible. give security for tbe payment er relatives and friends In and near ployment to drouth, tornado to so made 1489,000 visits to or in beMrs. H. A. Johnson and Mrs. Maof the same. The board provided Middleville. Jack returning home <X'l Bums of Bowne Center called GOOD POSITIONS OPEN that lhe resolution shall not ba con­ Friday evening. at W. H. Pardee's Thursday after­ strued to apply to mothers' pensions. UNDER CIVIL SERVICE Tne enormous Increase In relief Mr. and 'Mrs. Oscar Flnkbelner noon. spent a part of last week in Chicago Will Dipp of South of Freeport SUMMARY OF THE money to be paid by the county and enjoyed the Fair for a few days.' called at Frank Walton's Monday Obtain Full Particulars From seems to justify the action taken. If you like chicken do not forget afternoon. the M. E. Aid chicken dinner Nov. H. 0. Wunderlich at Mr. and Mrs. Roland Nelson and SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. 1st. In lhe church basement children of Shipshewana. Ind., Post Office TO THE CONSTITUTION OF MICHIGAN Victor Wenxloff and Orvllie Van The Juniors and Seniors enjoyed1 came Wednesday to visit Mrs. NelThe United States Civil Service Wle left Monday for Hudson. Wy­ a welner roast Friday evening out In1 son's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Commission announces some open oming. where they will spend the the country and report a fine time.• Blough. Mr. Nelson and children re­ Which Will Appear on the Ballot November 6. competitive civil service examina­ "winter. . Cards were received by the faith­ turned to their home Sunday. Mrs. tions as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Perrin and ful of a democrat meeting here on1 Nelson remaining for a longer visit. The amendments will be placed on thc ballot and will be in­ Assistant land bank examiner, Children of Detroit, Floyd Williams Tuesday evening, sponsored by Rep.■ Miss Elva Mishler of Logan Is as­ ferred to largely os “No. 1. No. 2, etc." It would take four or salary 12900; associate examiner. and family of Battle Creek and Mr. Foulkes. sisting Mrs. Andrew Blough- Uils I26OO a year. Specified experience and Mrs. I. N. Williams and grand­ six columns of the Banner to print the wording of these amend­ We reported some time ago about as public-accountant.?r auditor re­ daughter, DRria, were guests of Mr. several houses being broken Into and ments as they will appear on the official ballot. Accordingly Fred Kaechle of Caledonia called quired. closing date October 25. and Mrs. Chas. Farlee Bunday In some money taken. The other eve­ at Harold Yoder's Friday afternoon. we will summarize them as follows: . Associate marketing- specialist, honor of Mrs. Perrin's birthday. ning H. O. Beneway. who saw the Miss Eleanor Miller has been on beef grade advisor, salary 83200; as­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson robber in hls house had occasion to the sick list. How Will sistant meat grader, 82600. Closing and children and Mr. and Mrs Lee put on hls best suit, one he had not PURPOSE No. Mrs. W. H- Pardee. Mra. Jennie YoaVott? Hazel of Lake Odessa were guests needed since the night he saw the date November 1. Pardee and Mrs. Minnie Bouck at­ Principal attorney, 15000; senior of Harlow Barnum of Coats Grove I. If adopts*. U>U ussodmtBt will provids tended the chicken supper in Free­ primary stictions and rssulax sloctlons for attorney, 84600; attorney, 83800; as­ Sunday. YES NO hold it was gone, so Herb had to put port Wednesday evening, sponsored sociate attorney, 83200; assistant at­ Miss Audra Densmore of Hastings on another suit and will have to by the M. E. L. A. 8torney, 82600. and Junior attorney. •pent tbe week end with Miss Betty buy a new one If he wishes a nice Will Cosgriff and wife of Lowell 82000 a year, October 30. Wotring. black suit IstratUn of ttw lai spent Saturday night and Sunday There are a number of other po­ Rev. and Mrs. Prank Moxon of Supt. Leroy Bell attended the with Mrs. Jennie Pardee. sitions'open for competitive, exam­ Caledonia spent Thursday with their Michigan Educational Association Mr. and Mra. Will Mishler and Mo. 2. TbU amindmtnl would fix tha tu tax st inations. Pull information may be daughter. Mrs, Guy Kantner. meeting in Lansing Friday, where Gwendolyn called on Mrs. Cllltle two tints. Bach a tax to b« IN LIEU GT ALL obtained from H. C. Wunderlich at Mr. and Mrs. Flanigan of Detroit he addressed the Agricultural sec­ Roush at Freeport Bunday after­ OTHRB TAXES Adoption of this snindtnint thc Hastings post office. He is sec­ spent the week end with hls par­ tion. He has addressed this group noon. retary of the United States civil ents. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Flanigan. twice in thc past three years. hlfhwav dspartmant tisd charsii Ralph arid Frank Walton accom­ Service Board of Examiners for this Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Blocher 3,000. Stats and county road debt A new musical organization ap­ panied Dr. Peckham to Grand Rap­ locality. were Sunday guests of Frank Baker peared* n our school Monday, when at ysari to coms. ids Thursday forenoon. in Hastings. 11.000.000 balance about 50 boys and girls became can­ Mr. and Mra. Will Mishler were In NO CAUSE FOR WORRY. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hyde and "Nearly all Americans are sensible daughter, Joyce, of Lacey were the didates for membership In a begin­ Hustings Friday forenoon. Mra. Claja Walts, Mrs. Fannie and calm people," said .President guests oj Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wot- ners' orchestra. The Future Farmers elected offi­ Huntingtori. Mrs. Elwin Watta of Roosevelt In hls last radio address rln» Bunday. cers Tuesday and are planning for California, and mother, Mrs. Blake­ to thc nation. "We do not gel great­ Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kantner and the annual F. F. A. School Fair, slee. spent Thuraday with Mrs. Min­ ly excited nor Is our peace of mind Guy Kantner and family were thc which will be held Nov. 26 and 27. nie Bouck. . disturbed, whether we be business guests of WUils Kantner in Hastings Announcements of the program will MMOisr cars to 35 cents per cwt IN LIEU OF Mr. and Mrs. L- A. Andrews of Sunday to assist him In celebrating appear within a fortnight. LL OTIIEX TAX ON CABS. ACCESSORIES, tn. Lansing spent Friday and Saturday some pronouncements concerning hls birthday. Mr. Holdsforth, Mr. Lyons. Mr. with Mrs- Minnie Bouck. Uie unconstitutionallty of some of Van Sickle and Mr. Carmaichelc our measures of recovery and relief COATS GROVE. were out of town over the week end BRANCH DISTRICT. and reform. because this Is lhe first week of thc About ninety attended the shower "We are not frightened by reac­ hunting season. We are not asking given Mr, and Mrs Dutmer Tues­ Wednesday evening. Pot luck supper tionary lawyers or political editors. ■where they were. day evening. Many nice presents at the church and program at the All of these cries have been heard School will bo closed Thursday were given the newlyweds. before. More than 20 years ago, schoolhouse. when Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson were atttemptlng covering from an attack of infantile to correct abuses in our national life, paralysis, has returned to Cincin­ the great chief Justice White said: nati, but will not be able to work for “ ’There is great danger. It seems some time. She spent part of her to me. to arise from the constant vacation at Andrew Townsend's. The Extension class met with Mrs. habit which prevails where anything Is opposed or objected to. of refer­ Pearl Demand Thursday for the flist ring without rhyme or reason to thc meeting this year. They had a pot luck dinner. They arc taking up Constitution as a means of prevent­ not abolish al! present constitutional ing its accomplishment, thus creat­ sewing this year. 'fhe Birthday meeting will be held ing the general'Impression that the Constitution Is but a barrier to prog- with Mrs. Alice Chase in the after- RED CROSS MAKES MAJOR CONTRIBUTION Prepare Your Car for Winter Driving Many motorists were caught un­ prepared when the cold days came, which caused them much incon­ venience and expense. , PROPOSED AMENDMENTS A NEW FORD BATTERY will insure quick starting. PRESTONE in your radiator will keep it from freezing. ■ AN EFFECTIVE CAR HEATER is not only a comfort but almoat a necessity for winter driving. Call and we will gladly tell you about these WINTER accessaries. I FORD DEALERS Phone 2121 Hastings AINE > Phone 2370 tars MAY classify property ths anlform taxation clause a permlssivs forth support! RS! concurrent Jnrisaicuon to 1300; anr dUes with over 250,000 peputoilon. ION! market ONS COLD WEATHER ' a IS COMING V, d Kid- ROS. INY .. 4 1649 :higan A'J ■ n A" lies rhleh RAN ORDER YOUR B ETTER C0NHIMER5 VALUE Coke State NOW itoiy ’ Before the winter's big de­ , mend aUrts. lt*s clean and easy to handle. ■ *‘E«g and Nut Size" Get full heat value for your money. Consumers Coke is full of heat — vyith the least waste in PHONE 2305 Y :h. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY way through which alone true prog­, en for best hard time costume. In the report of the program of grass may be enjoyed." " -. teachers Recognition E*y one of tbe best ports of thc program was COMMUNITY SUPPER AND PROGRAM AT ASSYRIA. omitted which was a talk on "Recog­ The Missionary Society of thc As­ nition of Coats Grove Teachers" by syria M. P. church will hold a com­ Mrs. Coolbaugh. munity pot luck supper on November Wednesday evening about 60 of 2 in the basement of the church. the church people went to Woodland The Society will furnish coffee from and surprised our pastor. F. C. Wing. The evening was spent in visiting Immediately following the supper and nice refreshments were served. there will be a program in the au­ A cake with 10 candles on wm pre­ ditorium of tha church. . sented to Bro. Wing as the occasion Everyone Is Invited to attend. A was the tenth anniversary of hls special Imitation Is given to the preaching service here. On account Boy Scouts. Camp Fire Girls and of ill health he has been forced to all other young people of the com­ give up preaching now and the pul­ munity. x pit will be filled by E. S. Thompson. Dean Eugene Davenport of Wood­ Mrs. Bessie Woodman attended land will deliver the address. the State W. C. T. U. convention at Battle Creek Thursday and Friday. „ NEW WEAPON. Henry Notten and daughter Mabie British naval experts have de­ and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Notten veloped a new offensive weapon. It and two children of near Jackson consists of a motorboat without a and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauer crew and controlled by radio, re­ and daughter of Welcome Corners, sembling a giant torpedo. With a visited Sunday at Floyd Clum's. speed of 45 land miles. It Is claimed Ruth Woodman of Caledonia and to be capable of destroying the most Helen Son- of Coopersville visited powerful warship. The craft Is de­ H. Woodman's Sunday P. M. signed to circle around ships, drop­ Mr. and Mrs. Willard Demond and ping depth charges and reluming son Lloyd and Chas. Townsend were safely. On account of ita speed, til Lansing Saturday. warships guns are not effective. Ex­ 3 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Demond and periments began In 1932 and have' son Kenneth were In Indiana for had thc most successful results It Is1 the week end. • t la lined._______ •_________ Ralph Van Wle and Victor Wensloff started for Wyoming Saturday KLINGENSMITH. . Fred McOmber had the misfor­ where they will work. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coats and Mr. tune to break hls wrist while crank­ and Mrs. Oliver Elvy and family of ing hls car recently. Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. We have two new scholars In-our school, Dorothy and Wilna Good­ Kendall Coats and son spent Sunday enough. They have moved Into, at Geo. Coats. Oren Roberta’ house. MORGAN. Mrs. Perry Van Tuyl spent a»few Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mead have a days recently In Chicago and at­ new boy who came Tuesday the 18th. tended the fair. Dick Green of Nashville called on Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kermeen and baby of Middleville spent Monday Clayton Webb Bunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kruger and evening at the Green home. son and Mr. and Mrs. Oils Todd of Allen Steeby of Mulliken enjoyed a game dinner at tiie A..Johnson Muskegon were week end visitors at lhe-home of Stuart Draper and home Wednesday evening. Mr. Measlk la building a new bam family. Little Bonny Mead, daughter of burned down this year. We hope he Ernest Mead, fell down thc cellar steps and broke her arm. She seems will have better luck now. The little Mcsslk girl has been quite 111 and unable to use her legs. pectwL Geo. Rowlader has gone to Lake Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Senslba of Odessa to work In * canning factory. The girl* at Morgan school are near Bowens Mills spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall taking sewing lessons with Mrs. Stu­ Tripp and Mr. and Mrs. Archie art Draper as teacher. Mra. Millie Flury ha* gone to Bat­ Burd. . Dr. Lund and the health nurse. tle creek to visit friends. Miss Dorothy Mead and friend. Miss DeFoe, examined the school Bob Anderson, and Mt*s Muriel children Monday and found them all In good health. guests of Elgin Mead and family. Old Dobbin hod some good fea­ tures. Never did he receive a ticket day. for not having a tall light. MEASURE with the This Bank “Yard-Stick” of Service —and you will find that since ita or­ ganization in 1886 (48 years ago) it haa conaietently rendered every poaaible aid to ita patrona and the people of thia community. x It haa always been a safe depository for funds—both savings and com­ mercial—paying a reasonable and safe interest earning on Savings. It has extended such accommodat­ ing assistance to borrowers as sound business practice would permit. —and now, after the great financial flurry of 1929 to 1934. it still offers every reasonable banking facility to its hundreds of patrons. We hope you will take advantage of what this bank has to offer and become a regular customer here DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ., $5000 WASHINGTON, O. C. FOR*EACH 'DEPOSITOR $5000 HASTINGS CITY BA TELEPHONE 2103 CapitaL $150,000 �THE HASTINGS B^NNgR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, LM4 seats------------ . Owe machanlcal thlom of or' ganlzed laramy were all over tho ES c>ty. Without political protection they never could have existed. The mugs behind the slugs—racketeers who promoted ahd controlled the York Ofty Paging War slot machines which helped make this city the world'* biggest gambTn . “"K rttorTa M "yor ago^rc o ran_ am aTrtan ranorire U^t^i’.ror F^H LaG^rdla that lhe city b taking no OFFICERS DESTROY ( 2,000 SLOT MACHU try can find a way to got dot ma-l and |tit. M C- FM1 and chine* out of the reach of people, children g)>ent Sunday with Mr. ana particularly children who learn to Mra. Wm. Welsh of AHegan. gamble by tuing them, certainly mUmJ Mildred Williams and DOr­ and A is la no WA reason '—.aw. why «>>,V an BTl orderly IWvIftVlV Olhy Hynea ot Mason ------ -------* Ute week --* there spent city like Hartings «houM tolerate cn<l ^th their parent* in Woodland, what Mayor LaGuardia call* "thesa Hear Qje Onulfl orchettra mechanical thieves at organised speciality number* at tha school fair, larceny."' lorranv" That TV,at is l« exactly avartlv what whit they th«V K.. .O.A- jflthT are. whether ta llarting* or New Mrs J v. HUbert vU1Ud MU* , of New York City, had tiie police 17.n'.’^rLZ_------------------------ why they should be tolerated. k ’ force round up the slot machines.,ln They captured 2,000 of them, load"p1 l938' ‘ ,hlgh cd them on a boat, took them out tables at Monte carlo took in M.tato the ocean and dumped them. <”»•: bat in 1KJ3 at least In commenting on this matter MOOOOOO a month is said to haw Mayor LaGuardia made this state- ^one into slot machines in New; „ u. | “Camp Barry" Cabin and Kitchen ment: "This shows what can be York Citv." City.' done. Every New Yorker knows that If the greatest city In the ooun- were made more comfortable for , winter use of groups for supper and evening meetings. Arthur Crothers I assisting. The hockey games go good , right Inside the cabin ' Secretary Angell met with Free­ Your big worry should be skid- port boys and leader Wednesday noon. ding—the cause of 5^ times | Hastings Hl-Y Groups enjoyed the more accident* than blowouts. .visit and talk by Mr. Ray Johns of I the State Y. M. C. A. last Tuesday Smooth tires skid 77% farther, noon. Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Blowout Protection? Sure! But— NON-SKID GRIP it 5’A times more necessary to safety other new tires skid 14 to 19% ! Nomination Committee at the Stpte farther, than new “G-3" Good­ October 16. | Middleville Hi-Y had a talk by S400 teats).Since thia "Goodyear coach Holtforth at their meeting JUrtfno<Srt«,"co.unothin. (‘“^Xber 1V11 U the «ek «■ year All-Weathers (proved by .inrins th- .iinn-rv drivind iworld “ "Wcck of World Fellowship during the slippery driving j and - Let's observe Armistice Day In worshipping thc Prince of months. Peace, and not by promoting the Gods of War. The State Older Boys' Conference 43% More Miles of Real Non­ will be held at Lansing, the week Skid because “G-3” All­ end after Thanksgiving. Older boys Weather Tread la flatter, from all organizations invited to send delegates. wider, heavier, tougher. Blow­ Y groups in Hastings for boys all out-Protected In EVERY Ply ages from 7th grade up. They meet each Tuesday evening al the high because Patented Supertwist school. Bible study and gym are had Cord la up to 61% more clao- each meeting night. WOODLAND. Last Week's Letter. See the play. "Who's a Coward” at the school fair October 26th. A Great Tube Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Klrshman for the “G-3” and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Phillipa of Thicker tougher Kalamazoo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shomo Sunday. aide resist* pinch­ The fire truck was called out Sat­ ing, punctures. urday morning when a Are was drscovered in the second story of the Double Service Leon Tyler residence. It was burn­ ing -around the chimney but was soon put out by the lire department. There was some damage to tire up­ stairs by smoke and fire. I Mr. and Mra. Fay C. Wing were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Orpha ' Van Heusen of Kalamazoo | Mr. and Mrs. David Kilpatrick of । Ann Arbor spent the week end with ! F. C. Kilpatrick and family. i Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davenport: are visiting Mr. and Mrs. HaroldI Telephone 2482 Tukey and children of New York. ■ ■ .• ... , . I Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Owens and I Hastings, Michigan | daughters of Grand Rapids and Mr. land Mrs. J. Crockford of Carltoni । were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford Saturday evening BROSS TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE ROAD SERVICE North Michigan Avenue L? L) 122 122 to toe First r IV IjI> 100 Ladies tSho purchase any one of these famous LUXOR Toilet Packages After trving sample, if not pleased SAMPLE .... LUXOR BOX ROUGE LUXOR BOX POWDER LUXOR TUBE CREAM with purchase return package and re­ ceive money back. These splendid products have been sold by this store for a long time and are on sale at very special prices dur­ ing this event, from Wednesday, Oct. 2-1, to Wednesday, Oct. 31.- LUXOR Special Formula Cream —a high quality and supe­ rior product. Special Sale Pric LUXOR Complexion Powder LaRicheMe Perfume 55c 65c Total . . . ."11.10 Special Sale Pric DRESSER BOX Handsome Ivory container with box Luxor Face Powder. Lip Stick ftnd Roug.-—a handsome gift package. Sale Price— LUXOR Body-Duiting Powder —»c Au attractive package. MAKE YOUR PURCHASE EARLY THAT YOU MAY GET FREE SAMPLES! Prescription Drug Store B. A. LyBarker, Prop. Hastings, Mich. DOWLING. A fried chicken supper will served in the church basement on Friday evening of this week. Oct, 1®, by the Ladles' Aid Society, *ervlng mother of UMIT on. The ladies will appreciate your attendance so come out and enjoy The regular seaolon on NlchTuesday until Friday. Hasting, called on Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bird Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Trumbo and Mr. and Mrs. ward Plants and Beverly called on Mr. and Mra. Elon Plants of Grand Rapids Sunday. MUs Lenore Dowden spent the week end with her aunt. Mrs. W. M Dowden of Lansing. Ellen jean and Joon Leffler spent tbe week end with relatives in Has­ tings. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kull and daughter of Lansing were Bunday Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Kilpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. John Hurt of Wil­ liamsport, Pa., visited Mr F. F. Hil­ bert. Mra. State Hilbert and daugh­ ters and Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert's from Friday until Monday. Taste the Hamburgs, wafflettes and coffee at the School Fair. Oc­ tober 28. Keith Ouy ot Hastings and -Mr. and Mrs- Delmond Culler spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Kida Ouy of East Wtoodland. Miss Naomi VanLoo spent the week end with friends In Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gelsel of Lake Odessa accompanied by Mi&s Pauline Hoover spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Wells of Coldwater. MV Raymond Faul visited Mr. and Mrs Richard O'Brien and chil­ dren of Lansing from Tuesday until Sunday. Mr. Faul Joining her there for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wing and fam­ ily of Battle Creek were dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. Fay c. Wing Monday evening. Bring in those prize winning quilts and hooked rugs for the school fair. October 26. Miss Lucy Lind attended the East­ ern Star District meeting at Grand Rapids Tuesday afternoon and eve­ ning last week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Higdon and family of Nashville were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford'. Mesdamcs Grace England. R. G. Finnle and Karl C- Faul and daugh­ ters and Ellen Jean and Joan Lef­ fler and Louise and Phillip Oook saw “Cinderella" at the Central school in Hastings Friday afternoon. . Don't forget the Agricultural Ex­ hibits at the school fair. October 26. Prizes on grains, ribbons on vege­ tables. THREE CORNERS. Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. John Olner of Rutland spent Sunday evening with MY. and Mrs George Kelley. J. Shirley Wing ot Ionia wa^ a Monday evening caller at the home of Mr- “nd Mrs. Claude A. Ham­ mond. He found Robert much im­ proved in health. Miss Gladys Walters and her pu­ pils were in attendance at the play "Cinderella." presented by Uie Has­ tings civic players at Central Au­ ditorium. Friday afternoon, which they very much enjoyed. • Miss M. Bernice Wing. Mra. James Hammond and Mr*. Leo Hammond arrived from Detroit Sunday evening to spend two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Ham­ mond and other relatives. John Bclson. who has been visit­ ing Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fifleld. and family has returned to hls home in Rutland. Andrew Houfstatter of Hastings was thc guest of his sister Mrs. Mi­ randa Sisson. Sunday and Monday. Rev. and Mrs. Crocker and chil­ dren of Hastings spent Friday aft­ ernoon and evening with Mr. and Mrs Edw. Walters Callers at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Claude A. Hammond were Max Dietrich. Clare DeCou, Nay Bump of Hastings. Paul Bump of Marshall. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Houghton and daughter Suzanne of ClarksvQle. Clarence Boekhout and daughter Anne, of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H J Robinson and family. v Friends ot Wm. Lenz of ‘Grand­ ville (Mrs. Lenz who was Elsie Cairns died about three years »go) were grieved to learn that hls little I ten year old daughter had passed 'away, death being caused by bums. Howard Jones and Jack Laramie lot Clare spent Monday with Mr. and Mr*. H J. Robinson and family and enjoyed the first day of the hunting season. BARRYVILLE. Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Pearl Foster spent Wednes­ day P. M. with Mrs. Elmer Bush of the Gregory district. Russell Meade, who has been spending hls vacation here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Meade, returtied to his school du­ ties in Baltimore, Maryland Tues­ day. Mr and Mrs. A. Holsebus affd children of near Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs. L. A- Wilcox. Virginia and Charlotte, of Dowling were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wil­ cox and Kenneth Clayton and Miss Ruby Webb of Morgan and Miss Opal Wobb of Battle Creek spent Sunday evening there and Mias Opal spent Monday and Tuesday there and returned to her work in Battle Creek Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Geiger of the Striker district were Sunday guests of their daughter. Mrs. Pearl Fos­ ter and family. * ' Clayton WOlitU of Detroit spent Friday with hl* mother. Mrs. J. J. WiHHls. Raymond Wlllltt* of Lan­ sing aho.*pent lhe week end here with relative*. Fisher of Martin and Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Nichol* of_____________ is community. ,____ Mr. and Mrs J. Willard Nichols left Chis Monday morning for their home In Utah after spending the post ten , days hero visiting relatives. tie creek were guests Bunday ot Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Clem and family were Grand Rapids visitors Saturday. Wm. Bavacooi and John Smith at­ tended A Century of Progress at Chicago Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Earl McKibben of Hasting* called at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kenney's Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Calvin Stcffey of Kalamazoo accompanied her sister. Miss Mil­ dred and Wilma Usbome of this vi­ cinity to A Century of Progress Sunday. Mrs. Stcffey. who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Usbome. for some time re­ turned to her home Monday. Robert Barry also was A Century of Progress visitor Bunday. Roy Allerdlng and son Howard were In Ann Arbor Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wickham are happy over the arrival of a baby boy bom Tuesday morning. Oct. ,18th. ASSYRIA. Last Week's Letter. An Inspiring and profitable session of the Council of Religious Educa- some new curtains placed and rub­ ber matting ordered for thc aisles. Tills was made possible by the help ot the community in general and thanks to all who so generously re­ sponded. A homecoming is being arranged for Sunday, October 28. with a Bunday service and a co­ operative dinner at the noon hour, sandwiches and one other dish, also Kown dishes arc requested. An tlon has been extended to for­ mer pastors and all old friends who attended church here In days gone by, also those who are interested in any way. a hearty welcome to all. Mr. and Mra. John Ten Harkle of Grand Rapid* were recent vUltora at William Stanford's. Mr. ’Xnd Mrs. Stanford arc now nicely located In their new bungalow which was erected this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitworth and Mrs. Redia Whitworth were Sunday guests of Mra. Myra Preston at Charlotte Thursday. Mra. Jennie Scotsman of Hickory Corners was thc house guest of Mrs. Milton Trafford last week Miss Leona Moon was thc week end guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Milton LeUtaar. near Fablake. Mr*. Harold DepricsUr attended a supper at Battle creek Friday night which wai given by the auxiliary of the Veterans ot Foreign Wars. . SOUTH SHULTZ. Last Week's'Letter. held at the Dowling church on Sun­ Mr. and Mra. George Thompson day. The chalk talk by Rev. Hitch­ gave an oyster supper Friday night cock and address by/Rev. McKean to the men who had been employed of Middleville were all In line with in hls crate mill and their families, thc theme "Go Teach." Tiie present and al! report a fine time. incumbent offleers were re-elected: Mra. Isabelle May and son. Jim­ President. Seward Walton; Vice­ mie. of Battle Creek visited her president. Floyd Miller; Secretary. brother, Lester Bonneville, and fam­ Nina Stanford; Treasurer. Doris ily. Thursday and Friday and his Holcomb. mother, who had been spending A. a Hyde of Johnstown and Will some time with them, returned Strain ot Assyria are in Hastings home with her. for several days to w meet ........ with the ...... -The lne many menus friends oi of unancy Charley zvenKenBoard of Supervisor at tbe October yon will be glad to know hc Is on searton. ' ' thc gain and can sit up some. Mrs. Lydia Burchett entertained ' Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonneville her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Guy. and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. sister-in-law. Mrs. Veda Ouy, on Harry Mlsener in Kalamazoo while Friday. their daughters. Lorraine and Loma, Mrs. Olive Tobias spent the week and Laura Misener attended A Cen­ end in Battle Creek. tury of Progress in Chlgngo. Little Bobby Strickland 13 staying Mrs. Byron Moody and son and with his grandparents.- Mr. nnd Mrs. Mra. Mabie Moody of South Maple Floyd Strickland, and his sister. Grove spent Thursday with the latJoan, is with an-aunt in Kalamazoo' ter's daughter. Mrs. Martha Horn, while their mother Is at the hos­ and daughter. Evelyn. pital. ; Ed. Smith of Hastings and hls Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, Oral brother. Ebcn Smith, of Toledo, O., Leona and LUIe Miller of the Ellis ate dinner with Mr. and Mrs. G. E. district and Mrs. Nellie Thompson. Kenyon and the letter's nephew, Beatrice and Eunice Moore of Battle Gordon Kefiyon. Thursday. Creek spent Bunday in Chicago at Rosa Hallock was among the num­ A Century of Progress. number that went on the excursion Mra. Lisle Strickland and Shirley to thc World's fair Sunday. Orra, returned Tuesday from Nich­ Mr. .and Mrs. E. Bishop of Battle ols hospital to the home of Mr. and Creek, spent thc week end with her Mrs. Floyd Strickland. ' parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenyon. Tho young people's group of the Mrs. Jcnning of Kalamazoo, who community met on Saturday night has been assisting Mrs. Sarah Ken­ at thc home of Eloise Schleyer of yon with her work for several weeks, the Stevens district. returned home Wednesday. Miss Joyce Van Auken who has been assisting with the work at the PLEASANT HILL. Mr. and Mrs. will Clemence home in Last Week's Letter. Battle Creek spent part of last week Mr- and Mrs. Seymour Jordan at home returning to her work on and Ed Bedford spent Sunday with Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. N. C- Kraft of Char­ Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Oortright of lotte. Hastings spent Sunday with hls Mrs. 8. B. Nlbbs spent a few days father. Alex Cortright. and brother. last week visiting relatives at Pent­ Emerson, and family. water. Ben Conklin. Paul Bivens. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sweet and GiUssple and Ray Jones left on a children of Grand Rapids spent the business trip to Chicago. week end with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Harry Stevens left Thursday on a Campbell. They all visited Mr. and trip to Oklahoma to visit hls broth­ Mrs. Lester Raymond at Martin er. Howard Stevens, formerly of this Sunday. . place and Battle Creek, now engaged Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carter and in lhe oil refining industry. son. Vcre. visited Mr. and Mrs. Cur­ Leola Cortright, after an absence tis Pierce and son at Allegan Sun­ day. turned Monday to resume her school Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer of wot* a( the Hastings high school Barbers Corners and Mrs. Lydia where she 1* a sophomore. Williams of Bristol. Ind- spent Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartlett and day with Mr. and Mra. Bert Palmer family left Monday for Battle Creek and family. Afternoon callers were to live where he has employment as Mra. Amber Mugridge and children supervisor of the steam plant, and Amos Palmer and Austin Lofplumbing and wiring of the Battle Creek school system. Mr. and Mrs. Clare williams and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis EAST WALL LAKE Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kel­ AND YICLNITY. ley nnd family of Marshall Sunday. Last Week s Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Jordan and A party of Boersma’s of Grand Ed Bedford called on Mr and Mrs. Rapids spent Wednesday at the Mark Bedford of Mulliken and Mr. Boerama cottage. and Mrs. John Aubll of Grand Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Reynold*. For­ Ledge Sunday. rest Kahler and E. E Calms spent Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Williams and Sunday in Vicksburg at a birthday Mr. and Mrs. Clare williams and party for Mrs. Mac Hudson. children made a trip to Allegan and Mrs. Sprague of Toledo. Ohio, and Mattawan Friday. Mr. Andrew's family of Kalamazoo spent Saturday at the Sprague cot­ THE LITTLE RED BRICK. . tage. Last week's Letter. Mrs. Bassett of Kalamazoo called Mr. and Mrs Harold Ten Eyck and at E. D. Reynolds Sunday. ; family of Grand Rapids spent, the Mr. and Mrs- Albert Monica of week end-at Cha*. Woodruff's. Kalamazoo were calling on friends Mr*. Clifford Hammond attended here Sunday. a birthday party at the home of Visitors al Clifford Kahler’s Sun­ Mrs. B6rt Spark* in Hastings Fri­ day were Tom, Fred and Simon day P. M. Zimmer of Coopersville, Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Forrest Potter of Mrs Burdette Lyttie of Battle Creek Welcome were Sunday callers n: also Muri Reynolds and Miss Solo­ Rebecca Craig's. mon of Cressey. Mrs. Warren Bolton spent Tues­ day at thc home sf her parents. Mr. CRESSEY. and Mrs. Lewis Clum. near lake Last Week's Letter. Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. O Robelycr spent Mrs. Cha*. Woodruff was present at a birthday party Thursday P. M in honor of Mias Angle Bate*. Mr and Mrs. Harry Rowlston and Howard Martin of Dowling was family o!' Augusta spent Sunday a guest of Bernard Hammond for with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Enxlan. th? week end. Russell Reynolds Spent Uie week Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Woodruff end with Jean and Constance Cran­ called at Lawrence Oolley's in Has­ dall at Kalamazoo. tings Sunday to see the new ion Our teacher. Mrs. Stanley Barber, who ariivrd Tuesday. attended the teachers' convention at Chas Knotts and brother-in-law Kalamazoo Thursday and Friday. of Detroit are spending a few days with Warren Bolton and enjoying lhe (port ol_ huqtlng. EAST DELTON. Lae Reynolds and Last Week's Letter. Those wl» attended A Century ot Cairns attended a Profnu from tills way were. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dickerson. Mrs. Mae SclwufTiiouser. Mason Newton. Ruavcll Mutt. Mr aud Mn. tMtaagt Robert UuugrMC euWaters. Mrs. Bessie Waters. Mrs Ike tertalned her brother and family Lernaar and Mrs. Vina Durkee. tnxn mar Comstock on Bunday. CLAY HILL8. ~ Mra. WrcUia McNee entertained Thursday. Three nice quilt* were completed for the boetev a fine pot luck dinner at noou. Claytoii Johnson and wife «of Bowno and Vanca Sharp and fam- Vafe YES November 6th 1 3 Amendments ? ilp M chigun Proipi Car, VOTF h»r YES AUTOMOBILE CLUB O if ynn :1c MICHIGAN lly of Middleville were guests at I STATE ROAD. i Leon Potts' Thursday night. i1*** Week'* letter. Mra. Clara Cisler of Middleville 1 Mr Mrs Robert O’Connor rt "Mb. .M T"«r.- •S’.'M d.y .1 Ou, Harold England and family of Lansing visited their parents, Leon Pott* and tflfe, Friday night and Saturday. Francis Haight and family and Flint Curtis and daughter-June of Grand Rapids 7CTB were visitors at Eurgene cene Haight Walsht'i Runrti -* Sunday. ' molh<T. Mr, Mm O Oonaor. Mrs. Carl Bryans and baby are d the Itome of Mra. Lucy Coletnas ! being cored for by her. I Our P. T. A. was well attendd , Thuraday evening and a splcndl program was given. Our eat* wer sweet cider anti fried cakes. All ha an enjoyable time. । OIL COMPANIES PLEDGE TO PASS ON THE SAVING TO MICHIGAN MOTORISTS IF GAS TAX AMENDMENT IS ADOPTED • It has repeatedly been charged that if thc taxpayers of Michigan votc'to reduce thc gasoline tax, thc oil companies would retain this money for themselves; To refute these charges, the undersigned Hereby make this pledge to Michigan voters: . "Gasoline prices-will be reduced the full amount of the tax reduction the moment the amendment (Amendment Number 2 on the November 6th ballot') becomes effective.^ Signed: Cities Service Oil Company Gulf Refining Company Lincoln OH Refining Company National Refining Company Phillips Petroleum Company Tho Pure Oil Company ' Shell Petroleum Corporation Standard Oil Company (Indiana) Sun Oil Company The Texas Company Theisen-Clemens Company Wadhams OH Company White Star Refining Company Nov. 6 Vote Ix|yes| On ConttitutiMil AtMNhMrft No.2 A No.3 will* cvlMt widHieaw car oWncr •av* hi.oo to eee.ee a tsar �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ». of good Homemakers’ Comer usrsra cutting, besldas bito handle. The is the smallest that These brisk days bring thoughts of clothes for the fall, and especially what numbers of last winter's ward- thimble which fits . - _ too tight it will be uncomfortable, and if too looae will require extra momenta to recover *hta tt ilfpa from the flngdr. 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In the afternoon the Msoti was : tbe Un». “ntloMed br demautraUng the the Township Ccri- making of a hat block and remodel­ church Sunday att- ing hate. W« adjourned to meet again in November.—Minnie Gor­ The following program. 1:30 Boqg ham. Secretary. Service; Devotkrnate, R«v. L. D. Mile*; Quartette. PraJfieville aqbpol; Reports; Song. Congregation; Music, Student Student Music Music Club; Club; Report Report of of County Convention. Mr#. Lewis Johnson; Talk, Rev. McKean, Mid­ dleville, pres, of County Council; sleeve), a sewing machine, and If I Special Music; Duet, Mr. and Mra. possible a dress forpa. and *a full, Arthur Lathrop; Address, Rev. Bel­ length mirror. les. Richland; Offertory; Closing Carrots, prepared in a variety of song. ASSYRIA. FURNITU AUCTION SAL The South Evangelical Ladles' Aid Society will serve a chicken pi* sup­ per on Saturday evening. October 2X at the Maple Grove Center Grange S1I. The serving will begin at alxIrty o'clock. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Cole and fam­ ily of the Ellis district have moved to near Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lawrence and family are moving to Urbandale. The Elis Parent-Teacher meeting was held on Friday night featuring -a Game supper. New offleers were 1elected as follows: President. Wil­ Iliam Barver; Vice-president. Clifford 1Conklin; Secretary. Glenn Swift; Treasurer. Fred Miller. An aU day meeting of the Mis­ isionary Society of Assyria Center wlU be held on Friday at lhe home 'of Mrs. Schaffhauser of the Austin 1district. Dinner at noon. Mrs. 'Nina Tasker of Bellevue with ad- i ।dress the meeting. Mr. and Mts. Otis Ketcham and I isister. Miss Ruella Seeley, of Bat-; itie Creek. Mrs. Alma Welcher and Mrs. Lucy Oillasple spent Bunday in 1Chicago at the century of Progress. Ed. Hoffman of the Barney Mills district was taken suddenly ill on :Friday at the home of hts parents. :Mr. and Mra. Hoffman, of the Pratt <district. He was taken to Pennock 1hospital where he was operated on1 I :for appendicitis. The Parent-Teacher organization •of Assyria Center held a regular aes-' ‘slon on Friday evening. Mrs. Evallne Tasker has resigned 'thc work of Guardian of the WahanIka Camp Fire Unlt'bf Assyria Cen­ 1ter. Mrs. Tasker has given very effl-1 dent and loyal services. She will be । succeeded by Miss Beatrice Moore, 'teacher of the Elite school. Levant McIntyre and family have ।moved to Battle Creek where he has employment. A feroup of schoolmates met at the :Mr. and Mra Harry Bartlett home :recently for a Hallowe'en party with the Misses Louise and Margaret । Bartlett. Mtes (Helen jSrey^who is assisting ।at the Mrs John Lobmte home, spent ।Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gray. Mra.' Met* Hyde and Mrs. Edna ।C»se of Lacey will entertain the Oc­ 1tober Tuesday the 30th session of the Pleasure Birthday organization fea­ : 1turing Hallowe'en festivities. Mr. and Mra. Ronald Warner and friends of Detroit were callers of I 1their parents. Mr. and Mrs.. Fred | :MiUer Sunday. Miss Leona Mtlier I MY. and Mrs. Chas. Day enter-1 The L. A- 8. w111 entertain with returned with them for thc week. | The Rev. H. A. Campbell, of As­ talned with a pot- luck family dinner isyria Center charge, will hold morn­ at their home Sunday honoring their Floyd Nesbitt this Week Friday eve­ ing services at ten o'clock, church cousins who arc visiting them from ning. ischool at eleven. Christian Endeavor Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ylydc called on Mr. and Mrs. Wlllteon WUlltte and Mr. and Mrs. Gardener . North .of iat 7:15. Prayer meeting on Wednes­ ।day evening at the home of Bert baby of Detroit were week end Nashville Sunday and congratulated of the home folks here. I :Nay. The Pennfleld service is held gueste them on the occasion of their golden Mtes Evelyn Day of Lansing spent wedding day. i .A. M. Prayer meeting at the Charles Saturday and Sunday with her .Johnson home on Thursday evening. mother and sisters. SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. Mrs. 8. E. Powers of Nashville was Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bivens ’arc moving to the Morris Healey farm a guftt of Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wil­ Miss Laura Dell of Potterville is cox Tuesday. north ot Lacey. working for Kate King. One of the largest crowds -ever The P. T. A. met at Wells school NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. assembled for the M. P. Young house Friday evening A fine pro­ Mr. and Mra. Aaron Leatherman, People's union was held al thc gram was given. ' Mrs. McKerate of Dutton spent church here Sunday. Mr. and Mra. George Hawkins Tuesday afternoon with Mr. nnd Mrs. David Benawa. Mrs. Wm. Schroeder of Caledonia spent Fri­ day afternoon with them. The Friendship class held their October party with MUs Lots Mor­ gan Friday evening, ghosts, witches, and gypsy fortune tellers attending and a fine time enjoyed by all. Thc Ladles' Aid held in the base­ ment Thursday was well attended Committees were appointed by the President for thc annual sale and chicken dinner to be held, Nov. 15th. in the basement, served from five p. M. until seven o'clock. Three new members were added to our list. Mra. Wm. England and daughter and friend of Grand Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lor­ en Tungate and family. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cline and sons sffent the week end with the latter's parents of Linden helping Mr. Hale celebrate hte birthday. Mrs. Jack Snyder of Shultz spent from Friday until Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Earl Kermeen, and family. We are glad to report Mrs. Kraul better and expects to come home from Pennock h&pltal thte week. companion dishes to go with meat DELTON. and potatoes. But have you ever [ considered them for pie filling? church will collect papers and mag­ This yellow vegetable is an excellent azines on Monday. October 29. pie-maker, according to home eco­ Mrs. Bertha Bush. Mrs. Beatrice nomics extension nutrition special­ Dunning and Mra. Floy McDermott ists of Michigan State College. were in Battle Creek the last of the The carrot pie filling may be made week attending the State W. O. T. of a spiced custard mixture, similar U. ponvention. to pumpkin or squash filling, or the A, L. Solomon and daughter. Car­ carrots may be ground or grated oline. spent Saturday In Kalamazoo with rateins in a sweet filling some­ visiting Mr. and Mra. C. L. Solomon. thing like mince meat. Mra. Leda Harrington. Mrs. Clara To prepare the custard mixture Loomis, Mra. Florence Kroos and for Die filler, wash, scrape, and cook Mra. Will Leonard from Delton, and eight to ten young carrots In a small Miss Bernice Flowers of Milo went quantity of water until tender. to Allegan Saturday to attend a Drain and press them through a meeting of a former Delton Study sieve. Then heat one and one-half ,club which was held at the home cups of carrots with one cup of of Mrs. Jackson. milk, one-half cup sugar, one tea­ The W. F. M. S. will meet with spoon cinnamon, one-half teaspoon Mrs Bertha Bush Thuraday after­ allspice, one-fourth teaspoon mace, noon of thte week. and one-half teaspoon salt In a dou­ Mr. and Mrs. Leon Leonard and ble boiler. Add this to two wdl- Mrs. Ella Rogers were called to Mebeaterr eggs and. two tablespoons |of ringo near Chicago Saturday on acbutter.- Pour the hot filling into a count of*the death of Mra. Leondeep, ertep baked pastry shell. Bake ord's grandmother. Mrs. Rogers. in a moderate oven about 30 min­ A Hallowe'en social will be held utes, or until the filling sets. on Wednesday evening. October 31. Another unusual fall vegetable pie in the church basement, sponsored Is green tomato mince meat. Chop­ by Mrs. Rogers' Sunday School class. ped green tomatoes, tart apples, Everyone te cordially invited to atrateins. dried currants, chopped cit­ tend and help in the merry making. ron, brown sugar, vinegar, and sea­ Mra. 8. Stanton entertained her soning of cinnamon, allspice and sister. Mra. Mary Cowles, of Hascloves arc used. The mixture may Ungs over the week end. be sealed In sterilized Jara until Mr. and Mrs James Dings and ryady for use. family of Dowagiac were over Sun­ Apple pie will probably always re­ day gueste of Mr. and Mra. Harvey main one of the old stand-by fav­ Dings. ' orites of the American meal. Have There were twenty-seven at the you ever tried improving Its flavor hall Wednesday night to take part by adding a little fresh cider? Use in the practice for community chorthick slices of ripe. Juicy cooking us singing. Anyone who enjoys apples, dot with lumps of butler. । ringing te welcome to come and .take generously sprinkle with cinnamon part. We are Just beginning to and mixed spices, sweeten with one- Work ■ on an, operetta, 'The Jolly half cup sugnr. and then add a Farmers.” which we hope to have small amount of fresh cider to ' areks'<Or pre“nt^tton ln tt' fcw moisten. • . • , . ' The knitting-needle and tbe cro­ Mr. and Mra. Noah Dings and chet-hook seem to be well on their -daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. way. toward enjoying the full meas­ Cosby of Vicksburg, sjvent Sunday ure of their old-time popularity. with Mr. and Mra. Harvey Dings. Handmade woolen hate, sweaters, all Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town and sorts of accessories, even dresses and family spent Saturday night and full ensembles are considered chic Sunday with their daughter and this year. husband. Mr. and Mra. Allen Terry, The problem of proper laundering at Litchfield. of these garments is an important Wedding bells have rung again in. one. according to home economics our midst, thte time for Miss Maxclothing specialists of Michigan Ine Webster and Mr. Russell Tollem State College. The loveliest piece of who were quietly married Saturday woolen can be easily ruffled by im­ evening at the Methodist Protestproper handling in washing. ant parsonage in Hickory Corner*. All knitted garments should be Rev. Smith, their local pastor, permeasured before laundering, so they forming the ceremony. Congratucan be stretched to their original lations arc extended and best wishes size and shape before drying. Use an for a long and properous married abundance of lukewarm water. 90­ life. 100 degrees F. for washing and avoid ' • DOLING. • any change In temperature. The regular church service at Use a mild soap and no strong washing ponders Make suds in 11:30. Sunday, with Sunday School water rather than by rubbing soap preceding it, and a co-operative directly on the garment. Gently dinner at noon of which we men­ in our last week's letter will work In the suds by squeezing rather tioned 1 Um; Homecoming program next than by rubbing the article. A kneed- start 1 ing motion will prove effective and Sunday. Oct. 28. The afternoon at 2:30 with Rev. Weston is not nearly so hard on thc garment. services ' Thc same even temperature of 90­ of Allegan as speaker, and special 100 degrees F. te used for the rins­ music and a regular old fashioned ing. Never allow thc water to boll. get-together meeting with an invi­ Squeeze the garment from the last tation to all to be present and en­ suds and rinse thoroughly in several joy Uic day. Coffee and potatoes changes of lukewarm water the will be furnished by the Sunday same temperature as the soap solu­ school and sandwiclics and one Oth­ er dish and table service te requested tion. by those who attend. Mra. Melissa Tinkler lias taken up .MILO. W. A. Spaulding and Earl Towne her residence with Mra. Redla Whit­ Worth for the coming winter months. were In Hastings on business Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Fisher attend­ day. Thc Ladies' Aid at Mrs. Flowers ed a family dinner at the home of Wednesday was not so largely at­ Mr. and Mra. Nelson Willison In tended as usual, only 13 present. Johnstown Sunday, there being 21 The committees for thc bazaar were gueste present tp enjoy the day. Mr. appointed by-thc President, which and Mrs. Pteiier also called on their will be held at the home of Mr. and uncle. Byron Titus, of Delton, who Mrs. Merle Brtdfield. Nov. 21. The te at present In very poor health. Mr. and Mra, Charles Belson and ladies will appreciate any gifts for the fancy work booth, aprons, etc., Robert of Banfield were Sunday also any donations for thc baked gueste of S. A. Wertman's. The chicken supper proved to be goods booth. A large attendance te a real success and the ladles wish hoped for. The Home Literary Club had for to thank all who assisted and helped „ roll call Thursday, Oct. 18, "A Poem them out. of the Month" when called to order HENDERSHOTT. by the pres, at the home of Mrs. Calvin Clark with hte daughter HIGHBANK. Chas. Turner. Gull lake, with twen­ and husband. Mr. and Mra. Vern Mr. and Mrs. Clair Marshall and ty members and three visitors pres­ Annabel, nnd children, of Durand, ent. After singing "America thc spent Friday and Saturday at A. C.I family of Bellevue and Earl Mar­ shall of Marshall were Sunday Beautiful" Mrs. Turner who had the Clark'3. guests al Mr. and Mrs. Curt Mar­ program in charge introduced Mrs. Tiie Ladies' Aid had a good meet­ shall. Roberts, who has given several tra­ ing Thursday at Mrs Ronald Mrs. George Green has been visit­ velogues previously before the club, Haynes. Five new members were : gave a mart interesting talk on her added to lhe roll and one ex-mem­ Ing relatives In Indiana recently. Miss Dorothy- Cummings of Has­ trip to Australia and New Zeeland ber taken back which will be good tings spent last week at Mr. and which she enjoyed in March. She news to everyone. Mrs. Frank Hawblitz. nnd Mr. Roberts embafked March 6 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hendershott Mr. and Mrs. Beryle Nash and jon dn the palatial ship Mariposa from caUed on Mr. and Mra. George McDelos ol Barbers Corners were Sun­ San Francisco Their first stop was Culla in Hastings Sunday evening day guests at Mr. and Mrs. Fred at Honolulu which came into the U. Ptrcy Dimond and family, Mr. Ke.! 8. by their request. She spoke of and Mrs. Lloyd Storer.' Elotee and Leslie Adams and Frank HawHonolulu as s paradise with so many Frances Cowles of Hastings were। lovely flowers and a kindly people. Sunday evening callers at Al Brill's. bllzt were in Bellevue on business Then to Fiji Islands which belongs The Dlrnpnds took Grace Brill bock Thursday. Ehrpt Skidmore of Augusta spent to England with lovely scenery and to Kalamazoo. Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Byron cordial people, their next stop was at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubb*rt Auckland. New Zeeland, a strange with Ed. Cfcteidy of Battle Creek Guy. Mias Ruth Cummings ol Hastings, city with very old buildings but an were Sunday guests at Ernie Mat­ Barry Ragla of Carlton Center. Er­ Interesting a-ar museum. She then nest Tungate of Assyria and Lyle •poke to some length on Sydficy with A. C. Clark and family and Bea­ its beautiful harbor comparable with trice Matteson went to Martin Kenney of Hastings were visitors reGolden Gate harbor at San Francisco. church Bunday afternoon to hear bU’X , Calif. They spent nmt time also Mr. and Mra. Marshall Calthrop at Melbourne with its sport taring Olut> Mil hold and family and Mra. Ora Smith ol people, spoke of the race horse Doster spent Saturday afternoon Phartop raised in Melbourne, taken tor California for racing but through members wherever tht aliht. All with My. and Mra Henry Bidelman, r un now indiscretion In its care, died there. *rt connally Invited, BAUYV11.U. One-fifth of the area of Mdboume The W. M. 8. bake sale Satur­ la in parte and very beautwul. They GLASS CMOS GROUP. mail* IHa acquaintance of rome very । The Gteaa Ortek Extenaton goup day was a aueeem. Proceeds from made the the sale were | fine people. She mentioned in par-: met fbr their flrat lesson at tM home tlcuiar Sir John Vickers and Lady tenalon dui-al the home of Mrs. Hood. In all a Very delightful trip. Herbie Wilcox Tuewtay. Bernice Flower with four ladies .-.c^uuu a Jwwer Mr. and Mrs. Clare Noryls of from Delton, members of the former uud dinner committee were appoint - cey and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Study Club, drove to Allegan Sat­ OleBand and BeUy of Margu urday to attend the annual reunion mid Kre. Newland.., look ontf Ur Bunday zurate of Mr- and Mr». L. A-1. at tha horn* of Mrs. jackroa. Ow- meeting. Remodeling ol draw* wsi Day aiiJ Tanilly. . ' MIDWAY FURNITURE CO. 6 MILES EAST of KALAMAZOO on U. 3. 12 DISSOLVING PARTNERSHIP Entire Stock Goes On Auction Block, Beginning WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24 AND CONTINUING 10 DAYS! $25,000 Stock Sacrificed Under the Auctioneer’s Hammer! Here’s YOUR CHflKE! AUCTION SALES DAILY 2:30 and 7 JO P. M. Store Opin afl the time for Private Sales. No ReaaonaHa oH«n rafoaad MIDWAY FURNITURE 6 Miles East of Kalamazoo on U. S. 12 SPECIAL NOTICE: This Store Will Be One of the Partners After this D sing were callers Sunday Asa Strait's. It sounds like Uie Pou of olden times around morning, October 15, as Mr. Octman of Owoi Black of Grand Rapids day at George Hall's. 1 Lansing riaittM Mr. WasmuthOt I Strait foJwS^45’not NTIL thc arrival of thc new Conoco Brome, few datahg (at gasoline were proved ... a skeptical public received Cdboco Bronze, tested it by performance and- doubted no longer. U Instant starting and improved anti-knock in all degrees of tempera­ ture . . . lightning pick-up in new or old cars . . . longer mWagn established by routine trips .. and bountiful power that was in evi­ dence all the time. These convinced everybody! U ynu doubt it try it! EDMONDS OIL COMPANY a �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1M4 CHANCERY KOTICE. CHAXCEBY NOTICE. FBEEPOBT. HINDS CORNERS. Mrs. Shirley LePard of Grand Ledge came to the Glenn Perkins Battle creek visited her brother. W. ■ O. Tobias, and son. Keet, and family MARRIAGE LICENSES. her father. Frank Clarkt Mr. Clark' Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Keet TobUu enter­ Russell G. Tolles. Delton ........ fell a week ago and since then lias tained her sisters, violet and Bea­ Maxine R. Webster, Delton ... flictlon together with the fact that trice. and Dale Hall of South Has­ tings Sunday. Ert. Carrie Schneider, dec'd. Walv- he Is practically blind make him Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and fam­ [er of notice filed, order appointing quite a care. ily of Battle Creek *pent Sunday 'Admr. entered. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Washbum of evening at lhe home of her father. 1 Est. Elroy Tablas, dec'd. Bond of W! O. Tobias. and Mrs. i Acimr. Adair, lueu. filed, letters testamentary is1s- and Mrs. Victor Sisson miu — Charley Johnson .of Dubuque. sued, order limiting settlement en- Emma Sisson Saturday afternoon, Iowa, spent last week with hls 'tcred. The annual meeting of the M. E. brother-in-law. W. O. Tobias, and ' Est. James H. Nash, et al. Annual Sunday School was held at tiie family. account filed. [church Thursday evening of last Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hendershott and sons of Kalamazoo visited her I at. comtiu Bo«T. arc'd Ap. S'4*«! I the year resulted as follows: Super- parents^ Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias, nrarnnee Attv. filed pearance nt of Atty, filed, obleetion<t objections tn' to intendent. Victor Sisson; Asst Supt.. ' Sunday. alleged will filed. Ralph Moore; Secy.. Gary Newton; W. O. Tobias and guest. Charley [ Est. Etta J. Aldrich, deed. Peti­ Asst. Secy.. Clayton Bunn; Treas, Johnson visited the former's daugh- • tion for license to sell filed, waiver William Mishler; Primary Supt., ter. Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Traver, and of notice filed. Mrs. O. N. VanPctten; Primary famly. in Baltimore Sunday. Est. Clinton S. Boice, dec'd. An­ Secy.. Mrs Hazel Nov laky; librarian. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gold­ nual account filed. Raymond Bunn; registrar, Mrs. H* en, Oct. 18th. an eight pounds son. Est. Margaret B. Freeman, dec'd. M. Boughner;.chorlster, Rev. Loom­ He will answer to the name of Rus­ Floyd Morfbrd and famlljr attend­ Petition to cash bonds filed, order to is; Asst, chorister. Rev. Ickes; pi­ sell Joseph. Mother and son are do­ Mra. Maud Hartwell and daughter cash bonds entered. ed a birthday surprise party on Mrs. of Plainwell were visitors at Frank anist. Gaytha Loomis; Asst, pianist. ing fine. , . Everly Bolyen near Gull lake Sat­ Roush's Wednesday. Est. Nellie Smith, dec'd. Bond of Mrs. Deeda Nagler; Cradle Roll Mr. and Mra. Don Smith of Kal­ urday evening. Admr. filed, letters of administration Mr. and Mrs. Chris Zimmerman Supt.. Mrs. M. King; Missionary amazoo visited hls aunt. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Waters and and Mr. and hire. Rex Harmon at­ issued, order limiting settlement en­ Supt.. Mrs. C- Bunn; Temperance Mrs. Guss Kline and family recent­ Marie spent Bunday afternoon at tended lhe funeral of the latter's tered. , Supt., Mrs. J. L. Ickes; Home Dept. ly. Marion Rupe's In Orangeville. • Est. Peter Maurer, dec'd. Annual Supt.. Rev. Loomis. A meeting has grandson of Lawton. Sunday callers at Gus Kline's Mr. and Mrs. Ike Lcinaar enter­ account filed. Mra. pearl Roush returned to been called for eight o'clock this were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Payne. Est. Pearl E- Miller, dec'd. Order Thunsday evening to discuss Rally Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Payne of Has- (tained her sister and family of Flint Ann Arbor University hospital Mon­ assigning residue entered, discharge over Saturday night and Sunday. day forenoon. Day plans and make other plans for Ungs and Mrs. Mary Payne from of Adqirx. Issued, estate enrolled. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lcinaar and near Nashville. Est. Glenn A. England, dec'd. pointed for the classes this year LOWER CROOKED LAKE. family of Delton visited Mr. .and Mr. nifd Mrs. Burrell Phillips, son Bond of Admr. filed, letters of ad1- are: Class No. 1. Mrs. C. Bunn; 2. and Week's Letter. . :Mrs. Frank Roush and family. daughter attended the Ag-HE Last 1 i ministration Issued, order limiting Mrs. Alva Moore; 3, Mrs. C. N. Van at Arthur Hartwell ot Plainwell visit­ Mr. and Mrs. Pennels, Mrs. Roll, i the High school building. The son. settlement entered. ' u ------------and Mrs. Roush, were In Hastings Patten; 5. Mrs, William Mishler; 6. i Robert, had the second best essay ed Donald Boerman Wednesday. Est.’Nellie Smith, dec’d. Petition Ralph Moore: 7, Victor Sisson; 8. land gels a trip to Chicago to the Mrs. Joe Stenger is on the sick list. Saturday. for hearing claims filed, notice to Mrs. F. . ------ 1_. j. Nog­ ijveatocjf ahow. Loomis; 0. -------Mrs. -----Deeda creditors Issued. le r; 10. William Mishler. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Davis of Kal­ Est. Charles w. Watkins, dec'd. We are sorry that we weren't amazoo spent Tuesday afternoon Waiver of notice filed, order appoint­ and evening with their aunt, Mr. ing Admr. entered, bond of Admr. given an account of the big demo­ and Mrs. Burrell Phillips. entered, letters of administration cratic supper given in I. O. O. F. Aunt Della Holcomb spent Thurs­ issued, order lllhltlng settlement en­ hail Friday evening by Congressman day night and Friday with Mrs. Bur­ tered. petition for hearing claims Foulkes. The supper was prepared and served by the Rebekahs and it rell Phillips. filed, notice to creditors Issued. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and Est. Clara G. Rogers, dec'd. Waiv­ was good. Speeches were made by sons and Mrs. Goldie Casey und sons er ot notice filed, order appointing Frank Bennett of Eaton Rapids; Mr. attended the Ag-HE in Hastings Admr. entero^bond of Admr. filed, Hill of St. Joseph: Nick Walen, of Friday night. Benton Harbor; Charles Parker of letters of ad«Bh!stration adpnilstratlon issued, Issued, or or-­ Mrs. Goldie Casey and son Bobby der limiting settlement entered, pe- Middleville, and also by Mr. Denise, Farm tition for hearing claims filed, no- candidate for governor on ’the h. w .™.­ attended a birthday party at Mr. er-Labor ticket. Supper was served and Mrs. Everett Boyion near Au­ tlce to creditors Issued. gusta Saturday evening. Est. Wilson Birkley Thomas. An­ to about 150 persons. Dancing was 1 Mr. and Mrs Eddy and Mrs. Col­ another feature of the evening's ennual account filed. lar of Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. Est. Court L. Boley, dec'd. Bond tertalnment. Henry Zerbel of Marshall spent! of Admrx. filed, letters of adminis­ Mrs. Pearl Smith was a Hastings Sunday afternoon with Mr. and1 tration Issued, order limiting settle­ business visitor Saturday forenoon. Mrs. John Weyerman. ment entered. J. D. Knowles was In Hastings on - Mrs. Ronald Haynes entertained Mild Full Cr«au> Est. Hattie Mead, dec'd. Bond of business Monday. lhe Hendershott L. A. S. Thursday. Admr. filed, letters of administra­ They had a fine dinner, seventy A meeting of much importance tion Issued, order limiting settle­ to the community Is being held at were served and they had a fine ment entered. program. Est. Same) Coulthard, dec'd. Final the M. E. church this (Wednesday) : Mrs. Dorcas Chapman of Hastings, account filed, order '*1)0*408 ac­ evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. M. Mc­ Mrs. Julia Meyers of Ionia and Mrs. count entered, discharge ot Admrx. Kean of Mlddlevlllfc will discuss the Ora Hines of Ceresco spent over the I | question of “Local Option." Rev. urn nines oi ceresco Issued, estate enrolled. McKean Is a very forceful speaker week end with Mrs. Clara Brown Est- Abe) M. Gardner, dec'd. In­ and will very ably state the facts ‘and Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Newton and ventory filed. daughter. -. of the liquor question as it exists In 1 Est, c. L. Blasgow, dec'd. Petition Mason Newton of Delton visited to pay attorney filed, order to pav our county at present. Everyone is Invited to this meeting and the at Edd. Newton's Sunday. attorney entered. , Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias re­ Est Sarah L. McKelvey, dec'd. Ap- church should be filled. Monday the 18th---from atMr. and Mrs. Duncan Parks are turned ----- ------------- -----------pearancc of attorney filed, objecmoving from the Dr. Peckham house < tending A, Century of Progress, aclions and grounds of contest to the petition for probate of alleged will Into the Joe Buehler house, recently coihpanying their daughter. Mr. and vacated by R. F. Kunde and family. Mra Mell Hendershott, on the prefiled. Mrs. Victor Sisson were v>ous Friday. They also visited the Est. Elroy Tobias, dec'd. Petition InMr..and Hastings on ‘business Monday aft" . former’s niece. Mr. and Mrs. Dean i for hearing claims filed, notice to Thompson and family In Chicago. I creditors issued. The community meeting will be* H. H. Rcnsch transacted business Est. Perry Henry, dec'd. Order Friday Evening at tha schoolhouse. I at Hastings Saturday forenoon. confirming sale entered. Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Brayton of The Isenhath Players will be out Est _________ Cornelia „ A. ___ Bower. ___ dec'd. and also the Halrmann Singing I Proof of will filed, order confirming Detroit visited hls father. Frank D. Ensemble from Hastings. Brayton. Saturday afternoon. sale entered. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mishler and Est. Herbert Colby, dec'd. Order PRAIRIEVILLE. F. E. Brunner were in Hastings on confirming sale entered, final ac- i Mrs. Otis Seamen of Alma visited business Friday. count filed. Mrs. Pear) Smith was in Grand her sister. Mrs. Fred Smith. Satur­ Chase & Sanbor Est. Ellen Montgomery, dec'd. Pe­ day and Sunday after spending a tition for license to mortgage filed, Rapids on business Wednesday. of Beech-Nut week at the World's fair. The local High school faculty and order for publication entered. Miss Maude Rockwell from near Est. Court L. Boley, dec'd. Peti­ pupils are preparing for a carnival Bay City was a guest of Mr. and tion for hearing claims filed, notlc^ to be-heM in I. O. O. F. hall on the Mrs. John Cappon recently. or Hilla Bro*. evening of Nov. 18. They are offer­ to creditors issued. Mrs. Lewis Johnson and son Basil Est. Joseph Peterson. Annual ac­ ing a^loor prize and will have shows of Bay City spent Friday night with and concessions and promise a very count filed. / Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and All Flavors Est. Donald L. Barnaby, dec'd. Fi­ Interesting evening. family. Mrs. K. Braendle spent last week nal account filed, order allowing Mr. and Mrs. Grand DePriester account entered, discharge of spe­ In Chicago a guest at tha W. A. and MUs Myrtle Smith were at Ot­ Seifert home. Mr. Braendle spent cial Adair., estate enroDed. sego Saturday. Diamond Crystal the week end there and Mrs. BracnMr. and Mrs. Gilbert Greenman of die accompanied him home. Battle creek visited Mr. and Mrs. MILO. Frank Brayton was a business vis­ Jake Johnson Sunday. Last Week's Letter. itor at Hastings Monday forenoon. Horace Waters spent a day at A The twenty-sixth annual meeting Mrs. Claude Walton visited her of the Prairieville Township Sun­ Inother, Mrs. Ida Myers, at Grand Century of Progress/last week. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Krick and Mr. day School Association will be held Rapids from Friday until Sunday and Mrs. Chester Joluicock visited | at Milo M. E. church Sunday. Oct. evening. the World's fair and are touring I 28. beginning at 1:30 P. M. A good Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dltmar and program Is assured with Mrs. Shep­ Mr. and Mys. Ted Christman of through Wisconsin and Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Porter of Mus- | herd In charge of the music; a re­ Grand Rapltft were Monday evening port of the County Convention; A guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs kegon called on Mr. and Mrs. Hen- | ry Benson Saturday night and Sun­ talk to Sunday school workers by Victor Sisson. day callers were. Mr. and Mrs. Hor- ! Rev. Mlle*. and an address by Rev. The teachers of Freeport school Belles of Richland. An invitation to and several surrounding country ton Pennock of Hastings and Ebon I all interested tn Sunday school work. schools will attend the annual Pennock of Big Rapids. Mr. Benson Louis and Lena Dunn of Gales­ Teachers' Institute at Grand Rap­ Thursday a pre-nuptial mlscelburg were callers of their uncle. H. ids tills week Thursday and Friday. COURTHOUSE NEWS Order COAL to Fill Your Bin! SllTIlT or (Uli HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY HASTINGS for PHinllff, Ninvtrii Ih»ifh( UFir ”hi CHANCEBT XOTICB. Mlchlsin. la th® Circuit Qrart Rih.I M. EU.y, Plaintiff. Ill be lit® ot Michl>t Cr®lr»lll®. Indiana. Eketern Rlandard Ti RUSSELL R. liePEEK. Clark of Said Cou’rL Dal 10-24 ORDER'FOB PUBLICATION. PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE THIS WEEK rOBZCLOBUBB t. n. 1934 Pre.enl Soap Chips 5 27c Iona Peaches O. n. BrliUL Pumpkin «•-« Cheese - 2 ■— 29c 2 15c 15c Rumford Baking Powder NOTICE TO CREDITORS. TATE OF MICHIGAN — ORDER Ol TIIE CONSERVATION COMMISSION —RACCOON. Oeojuy af Barry h® miller ot lhe mu, rertaltl rf THEUKWiHE. lb 230. P. A, irrlnd <>l 1934. II lo 30th inrlniire: »n,l 7l™h»U I.ECiAI, NOTICE 21c Good Luck MT" 15c 2- 29c Ketchup 2 iX 25c Northern Tissue 4 ~1U 19c Aunt Jemima 21c 2 Matches nd nrdrred publlihed ■■I. 1034 0E H HOGARTH. NOTICE TO OUDITCU ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. LEGAL NOTICETRF.A8URY DKPARTUENT Dfflc® ol th® Comptroller ot th® Cu- 25c MelloWheat r„.Xtr -‘■17c Coffee 31c Coffee 32c Jello 17c Salt NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mcsdamcs Quick. Scobey and OsFOR PUBLICATION in Kalamazoo Thursday. We hope for a larger attendance at church next Sunday evening at eight oclock as we surely cannot af­ ford to miss the helpful me.isagt brought to us each Sunday by our pastor. Rev. Mlles. ALL SET for a Winter of Clean, Healthy Heat can be found. You see Mr. and Mrs. Citizen happily gazing upon their filled-up coal bin. That mean* a Winter of clean, economical and healthy beat You, too, ought to fill your coal bin now. Price* are down—but they're bound to go up. Phone ua today for your next Win­ ter** supply of coal. Jaat Talaphona 2257. B»«i4«r of Prabala XOTICB TO CMDTTOBS. (Ml® of Miehlraa. tha Probata Coi Canvas Gloves 10c Karo Syrup B'- L-1"1 5 33c McKenzie s 23c Softasilk Cake Flour Ag- 29c nice Sunday afternoon. Jack Mercure of Kalamazoo came to the Bradfield home this Monday morning to spend die day hunting with Messrs. John and Merle Brad­ field. W. A. Spaulding and Mrs. Wilcox went to Hastings for the day Mon-, order 7c NOTICE. ORANQI OF INTEREST BATE. EffMli S^mith Brothers Volte & Company We've heard a lot of Interesting comments about that Foulkes sup­ per Friday night. Several have won­ dered hbw many votes that supper bought. Personally we'd like to know what percentage of those pres­ ent will actually vote for Mr‘. Foulkes. Certainly not *11 of them, for there were several present from Kent and Ionia counties. There Vas at least one honest man in the crowd, for Mr. Denise. Farmer-La­ bor candidate for governor, frankly stated that he knew he wouldn't get elected. Thc condition of the rick ones. Uncle David Moulton and Mrs. P. E. Brunner, does not Improve as their many friends wish It would. Philip Nagler. son of Roy Nagler. of Chicago, and Miss Grace Hindley of Omaha. Nebraska, were unit­ ed in marriage In Chicago on Sun­ day. October 14. They have been visiting the bride's parents In Oma­ ha and will visit here a few days, after which they will make their home in Chicago. We are sorry tn report the Sudden death of Ford Carr, which occurred about one o'clock Tuesday morning. Mr. Carr had been. In poor health for some time but had been out for a ride with his daughter. Mrs. Chas. Hoyt, on Monday. He was stricken with a sudden lllheaa about 10:30 Monday evening and thc end came a short time later. Mr. Carr, with Mr. Hoyt ha* conducted the Stand- hone of Mrs. W. F. Smith for Miss Haze) Calthrop whose marriage to Paul Nagel of Hickory Comers will be an event of the near future. Guessing contests were indulged in. 1 Uie prizes being won by Miss Maxine , Bolyen. Mrs. Marshall Calthrop and Mrs. Woods, which were given the bride elect. She received many love­ ly gifts. Mrs. Bess Hughes had thc misfor­ tune to sprain her ankle last week. Mrs. Pierson and Mrs- Woods were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Woods and family of Delton Sunday. Mrs Pierson will spend the week with Elizabeth and Junior Woods at Hickory Comers. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lamoreaux and family. George and Elliott Bar­ ber of Richland were Sunday guests and Mrs. Lewis Johns and son of Bay City were week end guests of Mr. ana Mrs. Elmer Doud. Miss Nina B. Smith and LtKlle Adrlanson were In Kalamazoo on business Monday. Miss Margaret Reed and Forrest Nell visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nell of Detroit over the week end. EAST DELTON. John Willison and son Ed. spent one day last week with relatives near Pottersville. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Lelnaar and daughter in Hickory Cor­ ners on Saturday evening. Ella Collison and daughter of and he had made many friends who Collison's on'Sunday. Sympathy to the bereaved one*. We are glad to welcome Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Goach returned Satur­ Mrs. Art CXJllson back to our neigh­ day from a week's visit In Detroit borhood again m. they have built Phene 3ZS7 Hastings, Mich. see a light on their comer BANK OF UAsTDiQB. Floyd Morford U building (tone porch on hl* home. Cracker* 19c SPINACH I rcih, Clean 310c HEAD LETTUCE 2 15c CELERY ck.. i~xk 5c SWEET POTATOES 5 ik. 13c Solid Haad. CABBAGE ik 1c BANANAS 3 ik 20c SQUASH Hwbbar4 a 2c CAULIFLOWER 5c 10c Quality A & P MeaU GROUND BEtF 3 25c Pure Lard 2 25c LAKE HERRING 3 .u 25c < � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-10-31.pdf 68cc6b4183dd10be9b690a6227a1ac6c PDF Text Text 1 SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR THE HASTINGS BANNER 14 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 31,1934 PAGES Ito 8 THOUGH BIG FLEET Political campaign news SypERV SflW PURE SELFISHNESS '!woodlatnodp^S.vIDEhD ■It REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC Starting Preparation! EarWil l Pflll IT:DeP°BitorB will Receive 25 AT BROTHI OF BRITISH SHIPS PORTION TAXES Her Than Last Year— IlL IVILL UHLL II Per Gent—Total Amount GOOD SKATING POND ASSURED BY COUNCIL NEW YORK TIMES Introduclng the Democratic can­ FOR VANDENBERG. didates for county offices. The New York Times, the out­ * GEORGE LEONARD. AMOUNTS TO BE LEVIED standing newspaper of the United Record of efficiency unsurpassed IN THE TOWNSHIPS ।States (politics, independent Demo- by any previous sheriff . . . Obtained Icrat), published the following in ter - confessions from all but four arrest­ DETERMINED jesting editorial concerning the felonies in the post 22 months ed for mncri ADATinU Michigan senatorial campaign in . . . Operates his department with one SOME SCHOO (-’DISTRICTS UtLLAnA I IUis |their issue of October 15: ■ e less deputy than law allows him . . . HF INnFPPNDFNPC From Michigan comes news too Gets extraordinary cooperation from. HAVE NO TAX THIS YEAR Uf miJEFElWCNUt |go0d to be true. The Democrats are sheriffs of bordering counties and nHVC "U IRA Iflia I CRH WAS ANCHORED OUT IN NEW YORK HARBOR AND .THREATENING CITY New Dam to Be Built Ii (As,000.00 The Woodland State Bank is^to The city has decided to have a IS THE AMENDMENT TO real skating pond for the kids next REDUCE THE GASO­ pay a 25 per. cent dividend, which winter. If that Is possible. They atwill amount to 432.000. This an­ LINE TAX । tempted to have one last winter, but nouncement came from James L. l their plans miscarried to quite an extent because the valley of Fall WOULD PUT UNFAIR BUR- i Wednesday. This bank has'been creek, where the pond was located. I nrti mi or*i rr-TiTr closcd slnce national banking DEN ON REAL ESTATE holiday In February. 1933. It waa had so much stuff in it which came to the surface and spoiled the skat­ ,. « . ~~J. .— . - i Placed in the hands of a conw-. aw-^« xel--. » ’ald have Hiram Johnson, full of from state officers. . . In 1931-32 had Was Made by the Continental nominations and secure, to come and a crime wave ” In Bany county with For 0,ly of Hailing! State ing. The city Is going at it earlier Would Rob Schools of $5,- : servator until March of this year, time and so expect to have a ’ Session in j j set his speaking-apparatus at work a series of armed robberies. . Elevy y Congress in Tax Is $2,838.61, and Co. this 000,000 State Aid They -------- --- ~ ifor the Democratic nominee for good pond. The darn will be more celver. en of these robbers were caught and i. ton dkk nn ’ Philadelphia substantial than the one made a nils dividend toGreatly the depositors Need ------------ K------[Senator. Prank Picard, Michigan Is convicted and given long terms In lax 18 9^0,000.00 The Michigan Tburist and Resort *u> ^P01^ wlthout “W lQan fram It was only a few months ago endeared to Mr. Johnson. It voted prison. Since then no armed robbery The board of supervisors at lhe year ago and the bed of the pond navy ,i — for Theodore Roosevelt, and him In has been attempted in Barry coun-, October session made the apportlon- will be cleaned up. The labor is Association, as —.------i— •government, ----- ;— z that the great American r.«„ os wcu well us as uic the Lasi East rthe Federal the•— money Canal1! 1912. 1912- Will he overcome the inertia ty. . . Administration of sheriff’s de- ment of state tax and county tax furnished by the federal govern- Michigan and North Michigan asso- i having been collected from the passed through the Panama Canal ----- •have - - ----• clatlons, put themselves on lHnnV'« bank 5 In.n. ,oa,uand ploughed its way through the]of success and tranquility and do partment more economical this year to the various supervisor's districts ment. record as opposed to any constltuJ waters up to New York city, his best to substitute a freshman for and last than ever before. . . Exper- of the county. The township clerks steamed in through the gateway' •» Republican of known independ- ience of George Leonard in his office i sent In their reports showing the tlonal amendment limiting the gas I known os "The Narrows" and pa-[ence. a discriminating supporter as lias paid high dividends to Barry I amounts to be raised for township ! or any other tax by constitutional. raded for the approbation of the | well as a friendly critic of the New county . . Dividends will continue I purposes, and for the various school amendment. The time has arrived to ’ President and the public. The Deal? with his re-election to office. | districts. Below we give a summary put a stop to lumbering up the con- j If he does. Mr. Borah will forsake great harbor was alive with ships ------------- । of the taxes to be raised In each sustltution of this state with what and crowded with people. The the West and make himself heard T. 8. K. REID. pervlsor’s district in the county, as should be statute laws. The object' Campaigning for re-election as | well u in the school districts: spectacle must have been a thrill- in parts of the Wolverines. In a let­ ।In putting them in the constitution, ter he says of senator Vandenberg. county clerk after a first term not- . ASSYRIA—State tax. $478.22; is to prevent any legislative action His loss would be Incalculable. able for his success in handling |county tax, $3,510.00; township tax. TEAMS TO ENTER STATE in the future. It ta far more difficult I TOWNSHIP ELECTION IN­ phi theater almost unequalled for ito get something out of the consti-l (Continued on page three) (Continued on page five) I$600.00; highway repair. $109 48 maritime display. These little SPECTORS’ LAW NOT LEAGUE MEETS AGAIN | tutlon than it Is to get It In. peace time shows of to-day may ..................................................... — । School district taxes—No. 1. $850; CHANGED THIS YEAR I The reason for the action taken, perhaps convey the Impression that it has "always been thus" in New HIGHWAY DEPT. TO by the tourist associations Is that; _v __ City. ithey realize Hint Michigan has reEXCEPT WHERE MORE BUILD EATON CO. ROAD ^TNaV.d'i^ "“■* FIRST CONTEST TO BE Iceived this year from tourists, com-I TUAN HNC PRCOIUCT How many of us stop to think that less than 160 years ago New 1 nR*’ ur,c “ntLIMUI HELD IN NOVEMBER Ing from outside of this state, over pi »*i.ti>iobk-buw u., , 4300,000.000. Why have these tour- | York City was in the hands of the Concerted Action by Barry enemy? fact, day I। tats come to Michigan? First, be­ Provisions of the Law Are ——In — — - on -■ the — very --, Co. Folks Might Get Question to Be Argued Con­ cause Congress In in we have good roads, well that the Continental Oongre-ss uinLo,,I $645.34; No. 2. $573 68; No. 3. $279.48; Cited for Benefit of 2nd, j session at Philadelphia, on July 2nd. Highway North j maintained. Second, because we cerns Federal Aid No. 4. $393.12; No. 5, $300.Q0; No. 6, THEIR WIVES, TEACHERS Town Boards 1776, resolved upon Independence. I We notice that State Highway [have the great lakes and hundreds $450.00; No 3 frl.. $140.64; No. 4 frl., for Schools of beautiful inland lakes which atOctober 29. 1934. ncet ene,nJ, •hips, loaded I commissioner Murray VanWagAND NURSES WERE $185.19; No. 5 frl:. $158.40; No. 7 frl., Hastings High school will enter Trac?"these' tourists. Banner, $536.76. GUESTS OF HONOR Doe., anybody believe these tour- Hastings. Michigan. BARRY—State lax. $649.88; coun­ debating teams In the Michigan the purpose of attacking It. That department has taken over the Eatty tax. $4,770.00; township tax. $1.­ LeaRue contests again this year. Uta would come to Michigan If Hie Gentlemen: was only 158 years ago—a very short on “nd Barry county highway from DECORATIONS APPRO­ Following our conversation. I am 979,20- School taxes—No. 1 consoli­ according to Albert Becker, coach of stBte and the counties failed to keep time, when recorded history Is con- Charlotte westward on Lawrence debating. The question up for dis- , the highways m good condition? writing you concerning a new elecPRIATE TO HALLOWE’EN dated. $3,445,70; No. 3. Consolldut- cuwlon this year will be "Resolved.; Roads would soon get in poor condlaidered. Independence then was u'Ave. to M-14 In this county as a ed'school tax. $2,87104. and debt mere figure of speech as far as New 3tat<‘ trunk ,lnc highway, and that service, $2,063.56;. No. 8 frl., $1179. That the federal government should, non If the state and counties lacked appointment of Inspectors of elec­ City mm was twuvn'tcv, concerned, uul but Mint that u w,n Improved as soon ... as ... lhe Dean Bhailer Matthews of । York * : - — * - . CARLTON—State tax. $637 62; adopt the policy of equalizing edu-, the money to keep them In repair, tion with reference to their political fact did not dampen the spirits of state can secure die necessary funds, Chicago Gave Address on county tax. $4,680.00; township tax. cations) opportunity throughout the,The only way to put them In good affiliations. I appreciate your offer those brave men who were deterHostings Is Interested In this $1,047.92. School taxes—No. 1. $161.­ nation by means of annual grants condition would be to put a tax on to allow me space in the Banner to Asiatic Countries I mined to win their freedom. There highway because it U the shortest 86; No. 2. $1,000-00; No. 3. frl.. to the several states for public ele- property to meet the expejise. The notify election boards throughout waa then no United States, save forirood 10 Charlotte, and Its improveThe annual party, given by the $187.11; No. 4 frl , $459 80; No. 5 frl . mentary and secondary education." j voters ought to know whether they the county as to the interpretation lhe promise contained in JefTer- ment be greatly appreciated. Hastings Rotary Club to the Rotary $286 00; No. 6 frl-. $327.20; No. 7. Twenty-one students are working । WBnt that done or not. Reducing the oi this law. because I know that । tons newly written masterpiece. ;Th»s distance between this city and Anns, the teachers and the nurses of $448 00; NO. 8 frl.. $31.36; No. 9. on material to cover both the nega- i g(U tax from three centa a gallon to great confusion exists and grave re­ Nevertheless what was done that Charlotte, also between Charlotte tlve and affirmative arguments. A [ two centa would rob the highways of sults might follow. Pennock hospital. Including other $600 00; No. 10 frl.. $505.96; No. 11 day in Philadelphia carried its full and Grand Rapids, would be mater­ practice debate will be held this Frl- I Michigan of 47.000.000, greatly needSeveral township boards have guests, was glv<ai In Puller hall frl.. $81.23; No. 12. $290.00; No. 12 frl.. significance to a general, a hastily- la,1>’ reduced if the routing of this day evening at the Battle Creek |e(j for building and maintaining either come to my office or have could that Monday evening. Il was a delight­ gathered army, and a citizenry, trunk ,r,,nW line ~*" w be changed CASTLETON—State tax. $1,189.40; Central High school commencing at | roads. It would rob the schools of called me on the piionc to know ful affair. The committee had made about to be beleaguered, and later. it would connect with the Nashville­ the room beautiful with autumn leaf county tax. $8,73000; township tax. 7:15 o’clock. Hastings will be rep- Michigan of $5,000,000, because there whether they were eligible to sit as to be taken. It really brought to a, Vermontville highway south of the decorations and flowers and had $2,172.08. School taxes—No. 1 frl.. resented on the affirmative side by has been inserted in these amend- inspectors of election on next TuesWtie “Joker" that would day- Section 3047 of the Compiled head that which men and women। bridge over the Thornapple at Ver- prepared a special platform for the $4,672.26; No.- 2. $450.00; No. 3. Vernon Winlnger. Dwight Ferris, m<nta Mary Ann Hewitt; on the nega- • prevent a sales tax on automobiles Laws of 1929 provides: • had been seriously discussing all। montvlllr; and the safety of drivers orchestra. $672.06; No. 4. $427.70; No. 5. $476.86; and til'. aM* Kv —n-nv' liar ’ ____ ___ .__ .» ___,, _ . >’‘’T»> 1.1.. —which . Di _a township comprises •over the colonies for many a day. would be increased If It could avoid Each lady as site entered the hall No. 6. $499.00; No. 7. $577.97; No. 8. tlve side by Ruth Hathaway, Mar-; OT gasoline. Another ’Joker" Is that garet Densmore and Ruth Mej (Continued on page four) one election precinct only, and tn It was the climax of all that had। the two railroad crossings in Nash- was presented with a large chrys­ (Continued on page six) ivUle. Thert Is ample room on the Laughlin. — . ■ . — -----------------precinct numbered "one” of a (Oontlnued on page 9. part 2) i south side of the railroad track at anthemum and fine bouquets graced AnJher practice debate will be RECEPTION FOR HON. township which comprises more the speakers* table. The color BOTH SIDES ENTI­ held |dlh Grand Rapids Central nOllhifCD 1 Nashville to do this. than “one” election precinct, the | Evidently the business interests of scheme was in keeping with the sea­ Hign school in the high school auWILBER M. BKULKtn supervisor, the township clerk, and TLED TO HEARING son and Hallowe'en time. Each lady Charlotte have gone after this trunk di tori um here, Tuesday afternoon, I —— the Justice of the peace whose was given a ticket which entitled lllne. It seems to us that a concert­ NOV. 6. Both Sides of the question American Legion and Auxiliterm of office will first expire, her to a chanoe to draw a bouquet, A Public Newspaper Must ! cd movement ought to be made In will be discussed. No formal de-, shall, when eligible, be the inspec­ ary Entertaining on this county to secure a state, trunk one by the Rotary Anns, the other Be Fair to Both Sides clsions will be awarded but the tors of election." line leading straight north from this by the teachers or nurses. Mrs. Friday Evening members of the debating class will Act No. 176 of the Public Acta of in Public Matter [city oti Broadway. It would mater- Thomas Sullivan was fortunate judge the results. . 1933 did not-------------------amend this---particular Laurence J. Bauer Post No.-------------------------—------ — 1 tally decrease the distance to enough to get the bouquet for the Because the Banner believes that Local teams will enter the first American Legion and the Auxiliary section, above quoted. This latter FIVE TALENTED SPEAK. northern Michigan pefinta. Rotary Anns, and Miss Mildred both sides are entitled to a hearing state league debate on November 22 will have a reception honoring for- act, *in townships reads, -----reference ------------ --to --------*•*--------Boeskool. a nurse at Pennock hos ­ In ita columns, and because what ERS COMING TO with an opponent not yet named. mer Governor Wilber M. Brucker at "In each precinct, other than pital. drew the other. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. has been said about the local option It Is probable, however, that the lhe Legion home on Friday evening precinct numbered orje in a town­ HASTINGS ■ A delightful menu, prepared by question in the Banner has been meet will be held out of town and of this week following the rally at ship which comprises more than (Continued on page'seven) largely on the affirmative side of the that Hastings will defend the nega­ the Metiiodlst church. one election precinct, three elec­ Issue, we print this week two paid tive side of the question. ALL TO EMPHASIZE tors of such precinct, to be ap­ Mr. Brucker Is a World war veter­ METHODIST L. A. S. advertisements for the "League Three members of the team last an and a highly respected Legion­ pointed by the township board be­ CHARACTER BUILDING Against Local Option." and the year will be eligible to take part tn naire and the local men and women fore each election, shall be the in­ SPONSORS PLAY Michigan Brewers Association. the present series of debates. They are pleased to honor him in this spectors of election; provided, Membership of this League we are Dr. Howard McClusky of Ann are Doris Shute, Vern Wininger and way. It is hoped that there may be however, that not more than two Are Presenting "Everybody’s told entirely eliminates those who Homer Yeckley. of such Inspectors of election shall a good attendance on Friday eve­ Arbor Gives the First liquor. As a public newspaper Hastings High Is a member of the ning. (Continued on page four) Here" on Nov. 8 and 9— sell the Banner would have no right to Michigan High School Forensic As­ Number Nov. 15 An All Men Oast refuse their advertising. Our read­ sociation again this year. There are Through the efforts of the Cen­ ers know how much sympathy the 160 schools In the League. Plans are now well under way for tral Parent-Teacher Association of the staging of the home talent play, Banner lias for the liquor traffic. We this city, the University of Michigan "Everybody’s Here.” which will be have been offered all aorta of ad­ THE FIRST ANNUAL Is offering to the people -of Barry presented Thursday and Friday eve­ vertising by liquor manufacturing county an extension course In “Par­ CROPS SHOW nings, Nov. 8 and 9. In the Central concerns, but have never opened our ent Education." There will be a ser­ school auditorium. Seventy local advertising columns to them. The ies of five lectures, all bearing on Sponsored by the National men will appear in the cast—not a Judgment of the Banner Is that the that subject. They will emphasize woman In It—and It promises to be less people have to do with alcohol Bank of Hastings—Prises character education of children in one of the funniest, most entertain­ in any form the better off they will the home. This is a subject in To the Voters of Barry County: Are Offered which every parent should be Inter­ 'while a man who runs for office ing and delightful home talent pro­ be financially, physically, mentally, and morally. But that view would The first annual Crops Show will sated; and Interested parents are In- has to receive his nomination from ductions staged in Hastings for a political party. I have always felt some time. By the magic touch of not Justify us in excluding those who be held at the National Bank of rted to attend these meetings. oppose local option from represen ­ Hastings Nov. 5th to 10th. Thqj>ur’.hat partisanship must be forgot­ rouge, lip stick and powder mere Following is the program: tation In our advertising columns, so posc of the show Is entirely educa­ November 15—"The Father's Part ten in doing my official duty. I men will be transformed into state­ long as they do not drag any per­ as a Character Builder." Dr. How­ have shown no favoritism, but have ly matrons, beautiful ladies and sonalities into that advertising, tional. There .will be no eptry fees reard Y. McClusky. Dr- McClusky is tried always to be impartial, and to vamping flappers.' "Everybody's Here’* Is a take-off which they nave not done in this qulred and all exhibits must have the assistant professor of education­ give everyone a square deal. been grown In Barry county by the I have especially worked to save on an old fashioned borne coming instance. al psyciwlogy at the University of Our readers will decide for them- exhibitors. the taxpayers of Barry county the with some very new fashioned peo ­ Michigan. Dean Whitehouse, when The largo lobby of the "bank will he was here recently, told the mem- heavy expense of criminal trials by ple present The town hall Is the be fitted up with tables for the most gelling the evidence so complete setting, where city officials, a recep­ Ing for or against local option, (Continued on page eight) The fact that the Michigan Brew­ attraative display of all exhibits and convincing that nearly every tion committee and master of cere­ POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT. man arrested for crime in Barry monies welcome the local and re­ ers Association is ready to pay for Entries will be relumed to exhibit­ county stnee I have been sheriff turned townspeople and stage and space to fight local option shows ors who call for them not later than has confessed his guilt and no trial screen personalities. Some of the that they do not believe there will one week after the close of the show. All entries must be at the bank was necessary. Had there been a high points of the show are the ap­ be, as some say, more liquor con­ trial in each of these criminal cases, pearance of Sadie, the cake walking sumed if we banish the traffic. They by three o'clock Monday, Nov. Sth. it would have cost the county sev­ high brown gal. Hiram and Eve­ would keep out of the -picture if and those who wish to enter ex­ they didn ’ t believe their business hibits will confer a favor If they eral times the salary jyild me—for lina Komlkal and their ten Komikal ' will noUfy the Bank at once of tiie the average cost of a criminal trial Kids, chorus of gay 90's and the would suffer. products they wish to enter. In circuit court is 4350, k Flappers of. 1934. Madame Zelma Call at the National Bank of Has­ The prosecuting attorney and the and her tricky tap dancing bear and tings and get one of the Premium sheriff are the law-enforcing officers a fistic encounter between the fight­ Books showing the cosh premiums at the county. A new prosecutor,Ing Amazon from. Bouth America that will be awarded for first, second will be chosen November 6. Wheth- and Knockout Nelson from Goat's, E. E. GRAY. and third prizes. er it will be wise-to have both law- Grove. The evening culminates in a | >2 Read the announcement of the enforcing officers new men Is for nowu. riotous Beauty coou,. Contest in In .lUOl which National Bank of Hastings In this the voters to decide. (•*rive — local *------------------ *- — men compete, me piay u 7---', .c ' u Issue for further particulars. If my experience as isheriff ---------— will being sponsored by the Ladies’ Aid i Kinty, I1 will will soclaty of the Methodist church. Pc™ klf^ffliiJ be of value to Barry county, POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. toiher term, term. The following committees are in n.*^ in^Sldn be glad to serve for another est to serve charge charge of of the the production: nroduction: CatUe’ JxxVt7:.hay I I believe that my record tn the and will do my very best to serve you faithfully and efficiently. ’ General chairman. Mrs. Warren E. and tools. Read full particulars of state legislature during the past Iso > this sale elsewhere In this issue of years entitles me to a second term. Adv. George W. Leonard. Carter; Cast: Mrs. D. D. Walton. Allan C. Hyde. Republican candi­ the Banner. These are critical times and we can­ Mrs. A. H. Carveth. Mrs. Robert date for County Clerk. Present not afford to be partisan. I will > SESSION COST >1.093.10. Cook, Mrs. A. B. Gldley, Mrs. Keith I Chairman Barry Co. Board of Su­ greatly appreciate your support dur- | PUPILS TO RE-ENACT pervisors. The supervisors* proceedings show Puller. Mrs. Roy Hubbard; Adver­ x-HlSTORIC CONVENTION Ing the coming election. My commercial training and prac­ what it costa to have a twelve day tising: Mrs. M. J- Cross. Mrs. C. D. Charles F. Parker. tical experience in public businru session of the Board of Supervisors. Bauer. Mrs, Floyd Everhart; Cos­ Members of Albert Becker's fourth Candidate for state representative and the affairs of county govern­ The pay roll for live two weeks was tumes: Mrs. M. E. Whitman. Mrs. .hour civic class will put on a drama­ on the Democratic ticket—Adv. ment qualify me to capably perform 4960.00 and the mileage 443.10, a James Long, Mrs. J. Haney, MUi ]tization of the constitutional conven­ 16-31. the work of this office. tion during Assembly hour comIf elected I pledge my undividded MADE A4IAIN. Miss Sadie Glasgow; Stage: Mrs. J. EPISCqPAL RUMMAGE SALE. During the month of September November 9. Ail action in the play Brozak. Mrs. Theodore Knopf, Mrs. the Windstorm Company of this will be based on hteterlcal facta. church. Thursday and Friday. Nov. Guy Keller; Tickets: Mrs. W. L. city added $2,500,000 of new insur­ POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Hinman. Mrs. C. H. Hinman; Ush­ A CORRECTION. ance, which is a good record for that 1 and 2.—Adv. 10-31. Will appreciate your support at ers: Mrs. Esther White, Miss Ethel month. Despite unfavorable flnan-' the polls on Tuesday. Nov. 6. ice at Emmanuel Episcopal church cial conditions the Company w has UM. not , A privilege that cornea to every BALE OF BAKED GOODE. Jay Blajtney. Tickets may be obtained from 'on Sunday. Nov. 4. At the 10-J0 only held Ita own thia year, but has American citizen once eacU year la At Feldpauach market. Saturday, Republican Nominee for Sheriff. members of the Ladies' Aid Society, made a gain In the volume of ita support of the Red Crosa in ita Roll Nov. 3. by ladies of St. Rose pariah. members of tfic cast and at Cordes Grand Rapids attorney, will speak Insurance. Call. Membership enables us all to -------- --------■« ----lend a helping hand to the needy on the recent Atlantic City convenFRIED CHICKEN SUPPER. EPISCOPAL RUMMAGE SALE. everywhere, to feed those who are their famillss, emergency aid. rsCHICKEN BUFFER. Banfield church served at 6 P. M. CHICKEN PIE HUPPERAt parish house, one door west of hungry, to shelter the homeless and constructkxi work following national Thursday eve., Nov. Sth. Price 40c. At Welcome Corners, Wednesday, At Cedar Creek church Saturday, DANCE AT WELCOME. church. Thursday and Friday. Nov. ,be an ever present friend and proNov, 7, 23 cents, 5 to 7 o’clock.—Adv. Nov. 3, 6 P. M., 25c.—Adv. Friday night, Nov. 1—Adv. 1 and 2—Adv. 10-31. Hector. Thia organtmUon goes (Continued on page ata) | H.H.S. DEBATORS READY FOR ACTION nn nuTrnTiimp *’ SECOND MONDAY Speaker Hag Had Many and Varied'Experiencaa in Thia . and ________________________ Other Landa A« the Banner explained a few Ciiase 8. Osborn, because the lllnesa of Mr. Osborn compelled a cancella- IMF 8IW P RRIY inc umitiinu t CENTRAL P. T. A. LECTURE COURSE 1934 I^ed Cross Poster Invites Your Membership One Auction Sale NOVEMBER IS DATE CHANGED TO PROS. »m. STITES_ _ _ _ _ _ _ uictinpq rniTunv HASTINGS HAdllllbd ROTARY nUlfllll CLUB ENTERTAINS LLUd tN tn AINb ™.,y HONOR GUEST TO Bl HOW. CHASE 8. OSBORN ON evening. Nov. 12. the second Monday night of the month, instead at the third. This will enable* trim to get Brotherhood date, which is Nov. it. This will be an open meeting and a privilege for both fathers and sons to listen to one of the most interest­ ing speakers this or any other state several books, a contributor to many leading magazines and a world trastate’s outstanding philanthropists. By a fortunate discovery of iron which he sold to the United States Steel Company, he accumu­ lated a very large fortune. Before ing success with his dally newspap­ er published at Sault Ste. Marte. De­ siring to have his large fortune used for benevolent purposes, be has gan University and to his own Alma Mater. DcPauw University, as well as to many other good causes- He fortable sum to his farnl Michigan's most liberal paper man and philanthropist, ha has a fund of information to pass oti to other* that will greatly benefit the meeting next month. Monday evening, November 12. Do not forget the change in date. The supper squad will be lows: CITY-WIDE HALLOW.E’EN PARTY TONIGHT BoyaXfo to Fairground! «■£ /dirla to Gym—Parade \ / Start! at 7:15 Tonight. Wednesday, all N thi Hallowe’en party starting al 7:16 will begin at the central achooi- stunU being planned for both boys and girls. The High school band to will Marion whitman. Robert Moore and Homer Smith comprise the commlt- The boys are to be divided Into age groups as follows: Group 1. aM captain; Group 3. ages 13 to 14, J0« Brozak, captain; Group 4. imi Li and up. Dr. M. R. Kinde, captain. Cider, friedcakes and the girl doughnt the youngster* iva hoi �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1M4 RECEPTION FOR REV. I AND MRS. McSHERRY ’ I STATE RELIEVED OF PAYING OBLIGATION Boy Scout News * pbomibi SSG’US' S| --------------------> KALAMAZOO MAN ARRESTED BY SHERIFF LOCAL NEWS -Harlem Rhapsody*' a fast moving musicale. with some of tire best col­ ored talent to the country. Uro.ny MARTIN CORNERS. Episcopal rummage sale, at parish Mrs. Arthiy Jones of house. one door vest ot church. [QrandVlUe and MT. and Mrs. Dowell Thursday and Friday, Nov. 1 and 2 De mond and granddaughter. Joyce • J.. an a, nf North Castleton r*M«tlarton were —to— Oi.aarf.a ot Sunday ।church Friday evening under the 'b- (and Hubnt Bronwn «nd Clarence I auspices of the adult Bible classes, j ; Hockney, assistants are planning on j about ninety people gave a reception a siouauy evening, a dir big tunc time Monday evening. x*w. Nov a. 5. jto their new pastor nnd hto wife. The boys will be given an ImprovL-ed Rev. and Mrs. E.■ T O. railroad Mcaci ticket 4*4* for a a o**c one way way paapas­ RE— x- ” ” McSherry. —*' ;Aft— 44*44,*-w*4 tor- Ivar! n I, tn o I'tt n hgbt 1 n 111111 rwrf limlr _ _ . ... . ----. --. . .. -----O4*»* Atoaj 4VV.A4. **•« U4*444IB4V<.SERVF FUND DID IT er P*rU*l5g °r, a ^?untlful ,.uck sa«r to "^°y Town.- the ultimate Knvc ruiw LUU II-supper, helms Abcn A hen Johnson). jnhiuank ■tsupper. being introduced collective- destination being »----------------- -* Thia Vn*r Will ' y flnd 111 5|‘aktog hands with thc . cabin down the Thornapple river. AMOMmcni lUta xear win minmer and hto wife, a program — —— ----------- ---------- —- -- —' — — given An exercise called "Wel ­ Restore the Fund to For­ boys being allowed a "stopover" at come" was given by seven girls. Mar- "Aspiration Heights" along the mer Figarp !)orle Reed, Marcele Edmonds. Nellie "line." with a "special excursion to property was awessed. the state paid r u by many considered hto ^,h ^m.re^F\rn„^L' The Windstorm insurance Com- Stine, Pauline Everson. Neva Wnr- Recreational Park." Dinner vfill be the local authorities the city or "mouthpiece." November 3. on the U- ot mttcrU1 from. lhe. Ar.‘*!c pany coolPtDJ new did a wiser thing than ner. Freda Stine, and Imogene InJ°«ene CDO '- serred. a "dining car reservation" township tax on -----lhe exempted prop- --loTiMMit ------------------- ------------------------------ nutJta lbll6hed editorlai Ice Cream Company plant tn this when they decided a few years ago ey. A potted fern and flowers, a counon formine oart of the ticket LrtvkY. Iafl 11 P'*w“ city. The offense alleged took place ‘ "Too Many Demparly tn September. Mr. Rooden * amount of money on hand Mrs. McSherry. were then presented Ros-s Johnson. Fred Ballance and)quires lhe exemption, but the leglsclalm3 h« bought lhe material that wM Ukcn out oI plani ayallalrie to pay windstorm losses, by little Loraine Schantz. She said Charles Hinman, nils venture'is a lature in 1933 "exempted" the state •nttexntstantomenta. t*?,borr°ijlIlg .1^ ordcr “M* name to Welcome, but I dldnt O( tjlc unnual reregistration from paying 'the local taxing unit, city; but as the officers of that com­ • dered the country or the Admlnisto a»et them, it would build up a know what to say. so I have Just | *11 the slate stands! or now to a pany had never given any one per­ good-ateed reserve fund, which would brought you this nice big bouquet." . . . ClUlSneMte ex^wt - — ------- --------— roldi^JTnrop—----- —3 t rat ton than the election jot more | willingness to exempt aoldier'a prop- Senator* and Representatives able mission to sell it they insist that «ny It through a period of heavy They received also a box of home Unrry COUQly reprcsenled ’«ty f^.tete "?Pc!d7 to nc Rooden had no right to take it. ^Thto vear has brought axcentlon wto' Bt 1110 Regional Scout meeting held ’ This makes a confusing mess for in the national interest regard- hence this serious charge against Thlx year has brought exception- & day Who prophesied an early earlj wtowin- att p PftSt c„--Kvem -ravcrn’m ln Bat Battle He Cr^k^V^^^^ Creek all Izv-al ctltwrvlwhlr-h f'l-v t rv Fn 1u. Ire-— .._.4j .him. “Z. t0 ~e Windstorm ter? . Friday and Friday evening. Six I work out the best they can -■ -.««.«, -u‘u"acr *L"MJ -v n -.vw »uu.. rvM» luira6 o. I According to lhe officers he dis"A tew such leaders, regardless of Company. The Augurt storm, wtoch After smgmg by the congregation prCscnt from here all day and » Party labels, can hold proposed leg- P0*** of part of the machinery and 6OUl^eaftwYtl across the and scripture reading prayer wa.s seventeen more went for the bun- : CTATC AMFKinMPMT , Islatlon up to public scrutiny materials that he took, from the -A-.M„ wendel. Quel nnd cv<rnlhg SCMton< about 250 b 1 A ' h AMtNUMt.Nl state e-toto. from r..A<«v4» Ludington caused „to. un­ orIcrfd by Rcv Miss Betty M. Lane 1* entertain­ Elmer Ledle and Lloyd Oogiwell ing Mr*. Cruo'a Camp Fire Group of E. Lansing were Sunday after­ thi* afternoon. • You will find Martin Smoked Salt noon callers at Orr Ftaber's. MLu Jeanette Trautweln of near and Martin Sausage Seasoning at the Wallace Feed and Seed Store.— Morgan was an over the week end | guest of her. grandmother. Mn. Eva Adv. You will find Martin Smoted Salt I Trautweln. and Martin Sauiagr Seasoning at Mr. and Mrs. James Tyler of the. Wallace Feed and Seed Store —, Woodland were Sunday guc*t* at Adv. : . Alfred Fisher'*. MU. Hilda Weran und.re.nl •" >>■«”«.« operation al Pennock howltal cn!lljUc meeting* at th# church beglnSaturday morning and teSotag “ ning each night at eight o'clock, well a* possible ’ Meetings every night this week ex­ .. ..... icept Saturday night. Mrs. Short and th?mffita*ri\^b?'.lri di^rn I dMUghlcr arC lhc evanP!luu- You Bli«TKlUl*u**‘CO. r.-, WUlUTOKg 'Adult Bible Clasgeg ot United : Bea Scout Ship Admiral Rock has Brethren Church Wel­ reregistered 15 of lu members and come itwto 1 c°“' Pastor Pa,,or °U‘"‘ ",l“" 1*“r’ MXXTS ■ 'At -K, lhe* ,M Flfst.. rt,. United p ,M Brethren I DAVY L0ME8 WITH­ OUT BOBROWING ITS EMERGENCY Ohargod Burden of ooldlcrs Exemotion ampsrou on ua OountY vuuusy w-ould agree to every proposition . . —He— Claims He Bought presented to ahim. few for the purpose I the Goods Some years ago ths state of .omeone you thought was honest1 John Rooden. president of the Mlehlpn P^d a soldiers exwnp- and poesmsed the requisite ability. 1 lion law. Under R any soldier s 7^ prove yoU j m^esa pany, was arrested by Sheriff Leonhome, valued at >2,000 or leas, would these qualifications, I can only with ftrd ThUraday on the serious charge SmV^woffl^thiSttMO but tWr hu«n»Uty refer to the record of grand larceny He was brought th.n urn 11 Allegan, my home for thirty-five before Jiutlce cortright that night more than »2.000, the^exemption yr*u*. where my law budness.chiefly for arraignment. He demanded nn .VU u remain at only 82.000 le*v>ng tar toimtn, has steadily Increased, examination, which 1 was fixed for the balance subject to tax If Ute ttnd t0 the written endorsement and Saturday. November 3. Hto bail was iT^th^XM^nn the:r<X* «*«" nre by the p^te of put £ Ji.000. which was furnished in value, there would be no exemp- my home town and county. pn Friday. ■' Until recenUy. where soldier's wJuThS* rtS/by tbJ'piSSSt* m?M0 -’T TL •iu fL.iJ1'..??.,. Mid will to more than tod* u>d three llujA Irene. Congratulations. gospel messages. T Mrs Fay Allerdlng, who recently Lcrln Oversmlth has beep home underwent an operation at Pennock the post week suffering from an Inhospltal, is recovering nicely ptiq on.fection in one of his hands. We are Monday was removed to the .home glad to report it so far Improved he of her slater and husband, .Mn and was able to go back to work Monday Mrs. Roy Thomas. ’ / morning. On another page In this lAeue I* an | Mr. and Mrs. Prank Cogswell and advertisement of the Bijou Theater children of Lakeview were Sunday of Battle Creek, which will present evening callers at Orr Fisher' usually severe damage to build - president of lhe A. B. C- Society, attending during the day. It was | BALLOTS A YARD LONG .SriSV* Inga. Thia fund has been ot the announced the next meeting to be at declared by ScoutI Executive Executive Lloyd Lloyd •| ---thought as well a* action. A rubber- I •• ■ the home of Mr and Mrs. Jay Sny- Shafer to be one of the best Scout O had h th^ | t rl^eee HoW Are You Ooln8 to Vote iUn’P congress (and that is all the ASK COMMISSION TO Ma patrons. It has .enabled the dcr Program committee. Mrs H i gatherings he has hod the privilege company to not only pay every loss Follick and Mr nnd Mrs. Arthur |Of attending. Tire gathering was “l CHANGE CLOSING on Proposed Amendments CHANGE CLOSING I promptly after II was adjusted but lStruble ----------t [divided Into six groups for discuszrouns for U4ACUSdiscus._ «___ ________ » __ .___________________ < —__ i _______ K<*zupo xur to state Constitution? Igeatlon. • • • to a poor Congress." ——-----the company ha». after meeting all a talk was given by Harvey Myers. ,lon of various phases of Scout acw. „ or an .n .IMto’XiSS' ^.h;.'8u’"rvi*or* Wo“’d H1V* thC' of this year’s heavy losses, re a fair o s o S Supt regarding his uihu acquaintof esp MpeclRl In­ oup. . rewazumg .....*-।, Tlv|tj. or eclal interest and in»rc i„ tn to-lp. receipt or eiectro- p— balance in tta treasury, sufficient ance wtth plrBtlon was the res* by "**ld*.nl* st it it iance with Rev Rev McSherry. McSherry. He He highly highly j, |«piratlon the add address by Dr. Dr. t> J*d comment on the numerous ■i the. Age Limit 21 for Those only course for Democrats, as i *<* !“Ueire?*. .Uian meel recommended him and said he had GeOr«e j Fisher In the evening, hto proposed Amendments to the State, " consulution sent sent out 0111 free jrce of ot all in : _ J?, . , Buying Liquor that are ilkely to accrue found him always the same upon all'subJect scouting in the Constitution" charge by by the the "Non-partisan CitiDtatrict* u to, The supervisors at their October durtng the two remaining months occasions We think he voiced the Modern WorW •u chargeNon-partuan Citiot 19M. But thia reoerve fund was sentiment of all by extending a ut). Chlcf E^ure and is a I tens ‘ League " The article very gen-■ ™ sup^n I'session session pok .cu a reaoiuuon passed resolution reque*request■o reduced thU year that lhe com- hearty welcome to Rev. and Mr.* |mar. of vision and understanding I' erously tells voters Just which ones ing the State Liquor Control Comof the amendments to role "Yes" *n I*”1*"1- *Jld ‘n* T------------------------------ closing *— — pany has made a fifteen cent as-; McSherry |* ■ . > >-------;-------. misaion to change the hours on. and where to vote "No " I®?1', Up°^.a “U?d' MXttnent. instead of the usual ten I Mr Myerssays he can't make a nar-r or| rpTCn COR 1 Personally the writer cannot ree 'ft. . eent assessment, in order to mam- speech Well wv don’t care what he ivRol OLLCUItu FUn ing the hour not later than 12 tain Ita reserve fund for possible calls it. but that it hit the mark was ‘"HIIPKI FRFRRY FINN” where ' o'clock at night, also asked them to there is any particular clamor teases tn 1935. The assessment this made evident by the applause he re- I nuuiYLCDCnn I Firm ( for any of these amendments and whl^’ ,entU!^ lhe voter who votes "No" on the J6 c^>riststent with mitted to buy these beverages to 21 year will enable the company to re- 'ceived. Mrs. Claribel Apsey and , •tore the fund to ita normal size, miss Evadene Struble gave u piano j Senior Glass Play Date is whole bunch of them will not be far wrong The only possible excep11 f HOFFMAN Friday Night, Nov. 23 The Board is very moderate in that may arise in the future. reived and encored. Miss Mildred tlon would be No 4 concerning Home I HOFFMAN, passing these criticisms—for that Is at Auditorium j Rule for counties We are loading up ReI£*’ “ «“»dldBle lor coitgrcss To get through the year 1934 with- j Woodmansee gave a reading and enout borrowing a dollar and still have core in her usual amusing way At , Albert --------- B. Becker, ------- director. -----------an- our State Constitution wtth alto-! routlcni Aav', __________ stands now. These is no reason a fato balance In tu treasury ts in-1 two intervals, the Roush Bros, and Inounces that the cast has been se- gether too many amendments. If a. siAQUUll I c UAH TAi/eai why places which sell liquor should deed a fine achievement for the Earl Shute furnished music on lected for the Senior class play.'lot of peanut politicians who , some-' IsAvi'VILLu IV1A1* lAIxtN be allowed to keep open later than .. .....— Finn." ----------------------------------------------------------------------------0N SERIOUS CHARGE company, and proves that it has Hawaiian guitars and guitar. Radio "Huckleberry to be present-j how got the idea that they are ten o'clock in communities like Bar­ been excellently managed. BorrowJ listeners were glad to hear them ted on Friday night. Nov. 23. in the statesmen, could have their way. the —7— —-———- --------- — -------- -.—to — —— —— ------ - -------- - —o—. *-»•». —4. 4n *4w ; statesmen, couia nave incir way. inc : ry county. It was never anything ing. under present conditions, would again and hope to hear them on the Central audltorum. The cast 1» a state constitution would be littered Roy Laurent Arrested for Al but a serious wrong to place the age not have been easy but, because of1 air again s<nn. That every one en-1 large one and rehearsals have been 'up a whole lot more JUntil at 18 years. the careful and businesslike way in | joyed their music, was proven by the ' begun. j Quite often too. legtolators serving leged “Breaking and . „ r -----------------------------------------------------------------------participants: L,„„ which the company is handled, it repeated encores called for ReadFollowing are the participants some special interest think that it WEI-COME EXTENSION CLASS, j 4 Entering" did not have to ask forr any accomaccotn- mgs by Mrs. Clarence Haight and Aunt Polly. Betty Blough; **Mr.11 ---------u cute-------to slip in a "joker." A pro- ' Met Wednesday, Oct- 24. at the < Roy Laurent, of Nashville, waa fo­ modation at banks 1: -^7; L l;!. fir.: It hxd had the Mrs WillL* Struble were both fine | Finn. Eldlnc De Vault: Ruth Watson. I posed amendment may look harm­ home of Mrs. Bertha Matthews for . this ’week Deputy ses promptly. [|-rue Raymond, ।Iic**, "Joker"' may [^^1 Jrested ^. money and paid its lasses The sweet voices of Nellie Stine and ‘1 Dorothy Ballance; Fred Raymond. cm, . but that little "Joker 7" by *^ pu2y Sheriff an~aU day meeting' I M4-4^.4nrm imtgene . ~ . ... pleased a*.. ...41...... >'Homer ... Yeckley. 41.... • .... M J!!* so those wlw suffered4 windstorm Cooley lhe audience Mary Jane. --------- ;.1[cause a lot of trouble and expense l0 lT*1 '1IIa8C' ch»riJ*d was calltxl to order and a < damage to their buildings were able ln two song* Rev McSherry .poke [Tom Sawyer. Howard Martin. Clara ^ur ir^ h*^? W?,,.r, ni< ?UfrV?».Bn l.,rUh iwlth breaking nnd entering and with ' new^X^ eleX RuS Harenl to make the neceswry repair*, or Of hl» appreciation of the wrlcomc ' Woppinger Frances Sage. Rev *.: thU *.h*_- *^.- ~ ““ *. a,<mt w»' theU of ,l2 05 from the P>nn'’t beln«*^~m"ltou cnamnan eiecscn. Kuintataa'by Havens j 4 ua<rt.1 h^ “V i Up to wc have <ot cSpmitlre Cre^^omre^ ’’caU wm build new buildings, without delay. |given them, of hi* interest in the Jones. Bob Corkin: .H Huckleberry well wlth with our Slate ConstUu' .Mashrihe .2Ck«^r.ry Ivory wry wel1 State ConstUuCreamery office at secretary. Evn Leach, and thir-! ’ I the secretary'. Eva Leach, and thir-1 . It |a needles* to add that lhe pol-|yOung people and somewhat of the Finn. John Phillips; Melba White, j tlon Just to. and members were P present. vis- :f J.“sA..about “bot,'..as flS it 11A a,ld if lf.you y°u The combination dial on the 'teen ,een mcmbcrs r«*nt- No. visicy hotter* of the company have ap- program of the church. He said the I Jeanne DeVries; Ben Rogers. Lyle vote "No" on the whole bunch of Itors, in the forenoon Mrs. Mr*. Gorham ; ’ creamery safe was hammered Wj an 1U5rs predated this promptness in paying church is given a cliallenge which Kurr; Joe Carter. Carl Naylor; Sid proposed amendments vou will not 7,“' * gave the hat lesson in which we 4 tomes. As a result the assessment mU.,t acrept Blld that challenge ts I Sawyer. Jack Wilson; Mtss Walters, be far wrong, nor will any important i learned how to remodel our old hats. 4 ' contents, but the burglar got*813.05. . notices recently sent out arc being xs great as its need, that we must I Irene Reynolds; Judge Thatcher.' interest be seriously harmed contents, but the buntlar sot 812 05. j which had been hidden in * box.|1 After a lovely balanced luncheon < paid tv more rapidly than they 1 have cooperation to meet It and he Bernard Hammond; Jeff Thatcher,.----------------- . iThe theft took place Sunday night. we took up our lesson on remodeling were a year or two years ago. al-1 believed we would; that each mem-' Russell Laubaugh: Mrs Sawyer, J ! Employees had been working that !dresses. Collar and sleeve patterns ’ though the assessment is higher,ber. from lhe youngest to the oldest. Doris Shute; Organist. Betty Donwere cm out and Mr* Anna Andrus < evening until about nine o'clock, and than it was in 1832 and 1933 I should have a work to do and all. ley; Becky Thatcher. --------- ; Mrs. . „ . SHIP CAMPAIGN the dress lesson. 4 , it is believed that the thief secreted gave ' [working together, with faith tn God. ।Judge Thatcher. Arloa Myers; Mrs.' wr*.... Our next meeting will be held : 4 WHY NOT? ■ we will be able to win .Jeff jJctT Thatcher, Thatcher. Jeanette Rltzmap; Bftrrv County Fann Bureau himself hutte the building while Wednesdny. Nov. 21. nt Mrs. Kittle . An Administration that pours out they were there. , -------- -- --------------------ChoirChoir: Ruth Ruth Hail. Hall. Hazel-Hazel McCain. Uarry uouniy Farm Bureau McCain, Woodruff's. Members will be notified I trillions belter skelter is going tO| Laurent is in jail here. He will HOSPITAL GUII-D NO. 18. 'Beth Haven. Helen Angell. Virginia i Signs 118 New Members With a card Pub. Sec. Ruth Moore. I ’ find it hard to be logical tn answer have his examination bafore Justice , The regular meeting of Hospital Boyes, Howard Ferri*. Lyle Kurr. ! in Ninety Days to the demands of the American Guild No. 18 will be held at the Vernon Winlnger; Sunday School. 1 I Matthews today. PENNOCK HOSPITAL. I 4 Legion members for that bonus, home of Mrs. C H. Hinman. 619 N. ’Mae Newton. Ruth Robinson. Re Ilia f“ ~ui *■fifty “/ attended a meeting of About . Mr antl Mrs- Carl Reuther. Wood-1 4 RECEIVED JAIL SENTENCES. even If two wrongs do not make a Michigan. Thursday. Nov. 8. -------Mem-[Robinson. Roy. White, Robert Phil- 'the Barry County Farm „— --------------________ ... Czzzty Bureau, Farm ------We mentioned last week the fact *“nd. Route 1. are the parents of a . tight. *u— are —------------ to-to«totoi i.4__ ■";!: l.... T-toto*. bers urged to k be present. *ri._ Vis-||jps. William Peake. I...... Irene Gl.*to»4,8hel!en-<held = al- the Quimby church on j ’ The veteran*' Iidea,, is probably ltors welcome j bargcr. Mlldrwl Mildred Mack. Frirt* Frieda Bump Bump'Wednesday evening..* — L. * A. * B : that James O'Malley and Richard daughter born on October 30 bar*.., .’Wednesday evnstog. .U» arrested (or for A daughter was born to Mr. and ’ this: If farmers can get free money •nd Louise Baldwin. I serving • fine dinner preceding lhe I Ray of Kalamazoo were srresied SOMe'SnIONS! short-changing tore. three b.«l buslncM places Mrs- Roy Cordes, 605 W. Green Bl.. < ---------------- ------------------------program, members «nd their wives shost-ohmston. nu .1™ for not raising hogs and others can I- this .4.1. county. •TYiey —*._..____ fk-Irahto-1 *A I • tn wererar. brought Ed -----------Penfold ot Nashville raised get more money for not raising cot— _. -------- * IsuccessfuTmember- ton and gain, then a soldier is cn- 1.146 bushels of onions on nlnetitled to a hunk of the easy cash for tenths of an acre of muck ground not, getting shot. — Detroit Free So far as we have heard this is the record for Barry county this year. Spring CHICKENS >» PORK ROASTS SIDE PORK Sllrad -r Cha.k Swiss Steak FRESH HAMBURG BEEF KETTLE ROAST GRAPE NUTS 17c Butter 18c >b 17c lb. PORK LOIN ROAST PORK SHOULDER ROAST Sliced Bacon ib. lb- 2 15c 15c ib*. 19c lb. 10c Jello Baker’s COCOA 6c lie m.- n n r TRANK) THEATRE Hastings, Michigan ■ Telephones 2244*2557 ■_ SUNDAY and MONDAY, NOV. 4 and 5 Harold Lloyd The Cat’s Paw With UNA MERKEL, GEORGE BARBIER. NAT PENDLETON. GRACE BRADLEY MUSICAL REVUE AND NEWS EVENTS SPECIAL BARGAIN MATINEE, AT 1:M P. M. TUESDAY, NOV. 6 — ONE DAY ONLY KISS AND MAKE-UP With GARY GRANT, GENEVIEVE TOBIN and HELEN MACK FEATURE NO. 2 PARIS INTERLUDE With MADGE EVANS, ROBERT YOUNG and OTTO KRUGER Lindbergh Landed—and Then All Paris Went Craxy A Merry Parisian Whirligig of Joy And Paramount News Event*. Adults 15c; Children 10c WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, NOV. 7 and 8 Manhattan Melodrama Starring CLARKE GABLE, MYRNA LOY and WILLAM POWELL PATHE NEWS EVENTS * Adolte 25c;' Children 18c FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOV. 9 and 10 She Learned About Sailors With LEW AYRES and ALICE FAYE MI0 „ Ju before Justice ZAZU PITTS and SLIM SUMMERVILLE in Matthews Wednes-1 MARRIAGE LICENSES. j i charge of petty larceny. I dr g ~ State Farm Bureau, Mr. Van Velsor..,1------?iev — ,dl?l“^ }— hclr Y1U —d were Richard Brodbeck. Woodland ....21, . 825 of 810. Mildred Dillbeck. Woodland ... .'.20 I ’ In Detroit in the Past Nine who represented the ga* and oil di- I given each ” * fine and costs ~ PARAMOUNT NEWS EVENTS i vision of the state department, and or 35 days in Jail. They have been Wesley C. Benedict. Hastings . . . 211 4 Months Says Detroit First Show Saturday at 8:30 P. M. Adult* 15c; Children 19c I A. M. Edmunds of Battle Creek, a unable to raise the fine and costs Ethel Muy Haskin, Lansing19 * so they are boarding with the sher­ Free Press former Barry' county resident. Floyd A. Bowman. Hasting* 42 | 4 That something must be done to!,1 Mr. Edmunds Is chairman ot lhe iff Similar offenses are charged Mrs. Sarah J. Jonsman. Hostings 40 < against them in other counties. curb the liquor traffic-^<omcth>ng' southwestern district and conducted far more effective than lias been!In 1 training school for workers in the The probability is that they will be done—must be evident to any 1membership campaign now in prog­ picked up for other offenses tn oth­ thoughtful person. For instance, the ress. In this drive for members, 118 er counties when their sentence ex­ pires., , , writer noticed in the Sunday De-, ucw ones were signed in nine days troit Free Press a column article.!Ui —Barry --------------------------------------county, with only - ----------about TANWANKA GROUP. in which the statement was made 1 half of the county canvassed, which । At Miss Belva Riley's home. Wed-, that in the city of Detroit, since the 11» * splendid showing. ; nesdwr, October 12. at 4:15 the Tan- I Hqnpr traffic has come back, tn nine ' Today the annual meeting of the wanki Camp Fire Group meeting , months there has been an increase. P*rm Bureau ts being held here, a was called to order by the president. । of 90 per cent tn automobile accl- report "* ot which **will H" --------------------be given next * Thelma Wheating. Roll call was dents caused by liquor-drinking 'taken by the secretary, five being] driven. . PITV CTDCCTC Tft DC ipresent also a guest. Mrs. Aben That ts about . severe _____________ an indict- UIIT olnttld IU ot Johnson. Minutes of last meeting ment against the liquor traffic as can LIGHTED ALL NIGHT;**" DC m«oe-a w per cent increase tn, ' i। our Our next meeting wlU will be a welnw-elnFunds for Public Schools have been cut nearly one-half and the chil­ ir?v,ng ln u,c Twenty-Two Lamps Di«con- fr roMl-nt 8talP Hatchery'• city of D<*troit. When one remembers I . J “ *11 members nlea.se meet at MLss Rldren are being deprived of their educational rights. s' ! the possibilities of death and dam-1 tinued—Additional Ex- ,ley's October 31. at 4:15. i’K® ln “ modem high-powered car peme Is Small After the business meeting Mrs. with an intoxicated man at th«’ । Johnson Adoption of theae two amendments will further handicap the schools. Johnson read read us us two two interesting interesting wheel, one can realize the necessity I The r,,e longer evenings reminded lhe poems !for more stringent regulations. It is council of the need of all night ' Jacqueline Moore. Press Reporter. 'cither that or h return to prohibi-1 h«ht:ng. Accordingly the city These two amendments, 2 and 3 on the ballot, limit the specific faxes ।non. ;fathers voted Friday night in favor! | DEATH OF MRS. SATTERLEE. upon gasoline and upon automobiles,-except fen* commercial vehicles ,of having the street lamps lighted' Mrs. Laura Betterlee, mother of i all night tor months.--------------------------;Mrs. Royal Myers of---------STUDENTS EATING M the coming six -------------this city, passed and motorcycles. Further, these amendments* exempt the bbsineM and November 1.I. The — —— ,nway Saturday evening about nlneTnHFTUCD IM PYM “beginning WnniWT November extra ! . 1 1 IN U1M cost of this win be 8372; but the city thirty o'clock at her home tn Verincome of the gasoline and automobile industries from most other forms All the students of Hastings High saved nearly that sum by cutting out montville where she lived with her । school who bring lunches with them 22 lamps, which the council believed jtoter She had been in poor health of taxes. Many leading manufacturer® refuse to approve amendments noa- eat together in the gymnasium could be dispensed with. After hav- . *for --------------—•of ----------a number years.-----------------------Surviving arc 2 and 3 because they do not desire to avoid their share in maintaining i The gy m classes set up eighteen ta- ing done this the net cost of running two daughters. Mrs. Myers of Has­ ibles capable of seating about 180 the rest ot them all night was only tings and Mrs. Clarence Koob. and governmental sendees. * • 1 people The tables are set and increased --------- —* — by — 53600. two sons. Glenn and Walter Satter' cleared by women who are employed lee. the latter three residing near DEATH--------------------------OF EDW. VAN— HORN. on the FERA- Students put awavl ----------The State Retail Sal$p Tax which now contributes to public school Vermontville. Funeral services were ' the tables under the supervision of ‘ Many Hastings people were sad- at the Vermontville Methodist table captains From the time lunch denrd to leant of the death of Ed­ church on Tuesday afternoon at two support will lose njpre than $5,000,000.00 annually. is finished until classes start in thc-;'*“”l Van Horn, husband of Mrs. ocroc< o'clock. Sincere sympathy to exafternoon there to dancing and 'Glenna Doud Van Horn, daughter .ended * Limiting the sources of school funds will make it impossible to con­ > school chorus work directed by Roy «<< Mr. and Mrs. Solon Doud of thi* j ltt___________________ __ i»rnfr city. KTAB EXTENSION GROUP. tinue present public school sendees. ! I Mr and Mrs Van Horn have re-, «et at Blanch Golden's for the I I>.?ATrH 0F POWERS COLSON, sided in Kalamazoo since their mar- first lesson on remodeling old clothes The attempt, if successful, of,variouss special interest groups to write । Hastings friends of Mrs. Ada .rlage. the former being employed by and hats. .nY* CoIflOn ot Mount Dora. Fla. the Michigan Central railroad. Hto Lena Norris and Emily Helmer tax limitations into the State Constitution is un-American and will tend :wui be sorry to hear .of the death of death this Wednesday morning fol- leaders. Fern Blivln chairman Ma-' her son. Powers Colson, aged 19 ! lowed an operation for appendicitto .be! Crawley secretary-treasurer to destroy essential governmental sendees. Which occurred last week following a few days previous. Beside his wife. I There are 23 enrolled and 18 were an operation for appendicitis. The lie b survived bv two small daugh- , present "tui with .*14 three vtolton. *a*4*vu». operation was performed one day. ters and other relatives. I Nov. 55^^12= meeting ts to ts be at at *.LlbbloT3HU*r,’. — _ ir.k. I—.. <1 — and he died suddenly the next day As this is written, no definite or- Blivta's Mabel Crawley. Sec Mrs. Colson to a niece of the late rangemente for the funeral hare! Dr. J c. Audru* and has viatted in 1 been made Sincere sympathy for CIRCLE NO- L . :this city many times. Her friends : the bereaved ones Is extended, Circle Na 3 of lhe Methodist L. A. [extend sympathy. ----------------- <*i । — i . ••• —— . AWAITING SENTENCE 7»n Monday evening. Nov. 5. The EXTENSION GROUP NO. 3. Leonard Meyer. 41. of Grand y»ual pot luck supper will be served The fir»t meeting of Hastings Ex- rtapid*. admitted that he was gull-Ji 6 JuTclock. Be sure to remember tension Group Na 3 will.be held at ty of lhe charge of breaking and the Clu«c to date 10 rrn,crooct lhe community room of the National 'entering a box car in thte city, when ----------------- -----------------------bank Nov. 6. at 1:30 P. M. ihc was arraigned before Judge RusThe U. 8. Maxine Band Is tile oidMemben please bring a hat or sell R. McPeek in circuit court on est military baud to the United Michigan Education Association, garment to be remodeled, wrapping | Wednesday afternoon. The Judge Blates, organised in 17M. The U. 8. paprr. wevrs. t»€4:dlc and thread.—‘remanded him to the tuunly Jail tu Navy Band was organized in 1919 Bermce letter, bevy. iaaait sentence. . >ud the U. H- Army Baud to IRIX THEIR BIG MOMENT KEEP MICHIGAN SCHOOLS OPEN! Vote NO On the Gas and Weight Tax Amendments it. 15c Ends |b. NINETY PER CENT MORE DRUNKEN DRIVING HOUR Shultz or Freeport, lb. Feldpausch &S Market Telephone 2272 Vote November.6 ' Gag Tax Amendment 2—NO ( Weight Tax Amendment 3—NO KEEP MICHIGAN SCHOOLS OPEN! �w __ PA I ON NEWS XEPUBUOAM Bijou THEATRE Battle Creek (Continued from page one) I New York'a . , Sensational | Colored Revue so SINGERS DANCERS MUSICIANS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, particularly at this lime. Hl* great ability, linked with his tireless fnduttry and. above all, his broad humanitarian grasp of public ijueitlons. makes him a Senator worthy of* Michigan. I feci it is in the public Interest that he be returned. f That is handsomaiy said. Mr. Van­ denberg Is ons of the best informed. most studious, conscientious and high minded members of lhe Senate. There will be Democratic fledglings enough in the next Senate without ■ the absence of this wise old bird; and Mr. Borah can't be accused of excessive affection, for the Republi­ can party. Roman even In hl* cal­ endar, be write* to the Republican Michiganders- "I hope to be with you before the Ide* of November" He ought to get there sooner. No doubt he will If Hiram can be en­ ticed from California. Borah and Johnson on the stump, and talking opposite Sides, would be refreshing in a campaign that promise* other1 wise to be drab and monotonous. ; -----------THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER >1. 1934 "4. Particularly do we, through' seas. 'They were not at all UN-j "Criminal prosecution Is not the "Boycotts have been Illegal and dollar wa* Immediately depreciated, room* this convention, deplore the result* CHARTED experiments," the MA-‘chief weapon employed by the criminal under the English Com­ The Government boosts that it baa Friday mon Law and under the law of our of that experiment called -“process- OON TELEGRAPH stated; "but had Government," Reed said, Country for hundreds of year." ing tax" which has been levied on been accurately and completely and' Boycott Called Weapon. Reed challenged the New Deal were little better than those ot highU>« product, of our Anally CHARTED AB ABSOLUTE j prturip., L, poycotL Miavfae Country. It is our belief that the FAILURES I" .« .... farmer* have suffered too heavily The speech of State Senator Shel- Manufacturer* flrat are told if they of everything the people eat. wear • We are suffering today from a as a result and that their best to- by Myrick of Savannah, keynote- ;do.not bow in servility before the or use. and this at a time when creeping paralysis which will in­ tcrests and greater prosperity will ’speaker for the convention, was a NRA—if they do not possess a Blue crease as the funds of the people be better conserved by an Immedl-' lengthy onslaught on national dem- Eagle—they will be prosecuted, "What has been done is to hog-___ ______ __ .. Governare. invested in ............... mounting ate abolition ot all “processing tax"'ocrat administration activities. It When they propose to stand on their tie the business of the United went debt.” on farm products, and to that end,was received with tumultuous ap- rights, the Government know* a y---------we calf upon our representative* In । plause and unanimous accord. ’Hck better than any prosecution In States, to Interfere in every line of I ■ A G. O. P. BANQUET the national congress to devote | Wlien it Is considered that Geor- CourL It has organized the retailers endeavor. "On top of that, the people were! NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT, themselves without delay to such an gia cradled both the Democrat party ®rid made them agree to buy from accompllshmenu I and the secession, and Is made up no Institution which Is not approved arbitrarily ordered to surrender the I The republicans of Barry county candidates u_well u Uw I “S. We are of the Arm conviction 98 per cent of Americans undiluted by NRA.” ।। gold money in their possession. The | will have a banquet In the social (Continued on pact n, ,_l 1 and unalloyed by Immigration, the -----------------------------------------------------------pracUces of rigid act of thi* democrat convei.M— act of this democrat convention is I 1 the national government.should be significant and must have a vast ■ applied and as — ylaely in ui opening lheme ayes of CH Am— as — vigorously --------------------"T . influence uuiuciice opening wyes aid­ a* they have been in our own state *tate frica to the aituatlon at Washlngtoh *® tnev of Georgia to the end that *uch and to lhe th,t Booseeconomle* shall bring about an veil administration I* to the country, equal relief td the peoples of our i n u in terMllnB to this uiicieauuig io note note In in nation; therefore, the Democrat* of n ini* •> .u . connection that President Roosevelt . Georgia, speaking t.nf^ --------------------nnlnlnncans CS,toocoraia °«’r«lam.i Wsaaontea *dOpt«inome home.it It that an early—if po**lble an imme- that hc recovered M much of hl* dlate—cessation of lhe orgy of monu he ha* He owes hl* life VT-.pendln, «h»uM te 'tt'cM lto a»5. tKto "We believe greater attention' appreciate him and to be fond ot should and must be given to an up- him: but it cannot condone nor supbulldlng of the avenues and rela- i port nor approve hl* wild admlnlstlons of trade among and between ,'tratlon methods and policies. our own states and particularly beIt has come to be regarded by' tween our naUon and' Uie other na ■ great American democrats, and now GEORGIA DEMOCRATS . tlons of the world. I has been stated In so many words BALK AT "NEW DEAL." "Prosperity will never come to our by thi* ancient democrat state af I until transportation rate* Georgia, that lhe present admin- | In a recent political address. country 1 reduced. We condemn the pres- Istratlon at Washington Is NOT , Chase 8. Osborn said, among other are 1 ent high war-time level of inter-1 DEMOCRATIC, in any sense, but is । things: freight rates. We call upon a v><w>v chaotic uuakux mixture ui of vwnmunisni communism occurrea in Georgia taeorgia I state There has just occurred ; one of tl»e most remarkable political. the national administration to five and socialism that can only lead the I Hot Spot acta In the history of America. It Is 'Us state freight rates. We call upon country to despair and destruction. I not far secondary in reaching and the naUonal administration to give | This remarkable acUon of lhe From lasting effect to a declaration of se­ us relief from the high level and Georgia Democrats lis* little to do Harlem It is the deed cession. In fact that Is exactly what Inequalities of the present inter-1 with partisanship I of noble and patriotic democrats It Is so far as the Democrats arc state freight rates. *We further call attention to lhe who hold their country's welfare concerned. democratic state convention growth of communism, radicalism, above that oL their patty Georgia I on. Georgia. Georgia, October «. 4. ikm 1934., lnd other alien doctrines in our out first In---------alarm---with her unat Macon. —'cries --------------------------------k there were ..... i1.800 nnn accredited country, at which country, entirely entirely foreign foreign to to toe the ' dvine dying fire fire of of true true natrintium patriotism, r™. for th. the ' ! delegate* representing 159 counties. American system of government, rescue of America. It is a tremend-1 the following startling resolutions resolutions*^ we urge upon the next session ’ ou* Mtoncuir: challenge I al It van can easily result result:i toe loiiowing ..... > > _ _. a ■ j . ... “ rxf ■ V ia ,1 ■ V, f ho ,. a ac ■ n a in — .. a V» a . _..yu _ ___ «... criticising, arraigning, and Indicting of ‘he legislature the passage of in such a populag. public awaken-iI 50 the Roosevelt Democrat admlnlstra- ‘ such or the amendment of ex- ing that the country shall be saved People , tlon at Washington, were passed: istlng laws as will enable the law from the pilot that is pow wrecking 1 “1. We feel and believe the period enforcement officer* ot our state to 111 of experimentation In national gov- c0!* with alien and foreign agitators | As a final declaration of the right emmental affair* should be brought *nd others who seek the overthrow w road, roaa, the me Georgia ueorgia Democrats dede­ to a speedy termination; that the of the established order of governi- dared ------* that ‘ ---------the only -------------way to safety - - I l and to ensure premanept national: affair* of our naUonal government, ment within our state. "With these pronouncements of life and welfare la to WORK HARD. In the best Interests of all our peo­ ple. should have its policies directed THE STATE DEMOCRATIC CON­ LIVE SIMPLY. AND FEAR GOD! , This Is the biggest break in the' toward a more definite and clearly VENTION OP GEORGIA, we com­ mend our convictions to the judg­ democrat ranks since that of the defined purpose. Mcg. fWurlnq “2. We condemn any policy of ment of the people with the prayer: gold democrats (Palmer-Buckner) "God advance and prosper our in 1896. and can easily result in an­ the government which dominates WMSNTWMMg and competes with private business. Country, our state and our people; other such split in that party. QUINTETTE E We believe the control of business­ giving us wisdom and fortitude to FIERY MISSOURIAN nnq V es by governmental bureaus acting The same convention attacked the In managerial capacities should be STRIKES AT YESMEN. ^DIXIELAND persona! representatives of Presi­ t brought to »n end. Branding election eve largess of SI BLUE I "3. Under the convlcUon that dent Roosevelt, John 8- Cohen, for­ the Federal Government as a "bold government by the people and for mer United States Senator, Vlce- and Insolent attempt to corrupt the chairman of the N.tlomU Democrat elretorete?f<^„ Senath SesT BLOWERS the people is sound, and that specommittee and publish*! of the AT-' r^ Missouri Democrat entered clal privileges to any classes or LANTA JOURNAL ahd unanimous- the Mlchlgan ' clecu“n ca^p.S groups is unsound and unsafe, we Guy Klbbee l assert In the name of our party In ly passed a resolution removing him Wednesday night, both fists flying "BIG HEARTED He fl*ye<i New Dcal inVMjon* of Georgia the convlcUon that a re­ from hl* office as national commitHERBERT" newed faith in the original purposes .J?an , . ... , , ' constitutional rights, lashed at "yesThe next day one of the greatest mtn" subservience by Democratic of the party of Jefferson, and the i safety vouchsafed in the Constitu- macSn 1 •reLTORAPHmC^Cbllsh^d candl<ut*a for Congress pledging to tlon of Uie United States and of lhe MACON TELEGRAPH published lupport unknown policies of the llllllMUIItlinillllllUlllillHIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllll^ I several for hhwc more than a uuiiureu hundred years year, ai at president. President. tht_ thus .u£nderlng states. Is of paramount Im- lur umn a toecoiutliuUon.l ------- .......-----j mponalb |Uly>’ "wd portance; therefore . we DISAP- 'Macon Georgia, in considering the re*^lbiiky On April 6. 1909. Rear Admiral PROVE of the growing tendency to- convention was even stronger in edl- challenged the New Deal on all ita ward diverting the original purposes torial denunciation than the resoI front* In the name of the Demo­ Peary went around the world In six ___ ^ aa .« aa -. aa a* lnt Inn* ■( "H* TWT.WYRAm* criti — ---— . .... . . ... of these documents to fit occasions lutlons. The TELEGRAPH criti- crac cracy to which he has devoted his seconds. He stepped one pace from . — .. .. _. . ... clswl lhal part of keynote. !jtfe of the moment. We believe in the the North Pole, and then, describing safely of wisdom from experience speaker's remarks, and of lhe reso- | Speaking at the Detroit Naval a circle In eight paces,-was back to rather than hope from untried ex­ lutlons, which demanded that thertlUKJly Armory, under sponsorship of the the starting point, taking about five periments ____________ 0^7pkruMn’’ Voters under the control of gov- national government should discon- *'----------- s ’ N Non-Partisan Voters j jtlnue experiments in UNCHARTED X.rded^U seconds on the Journey, passing I emmental bureaus, League. Reed early discarded his through all the merldans. 1 . I non-partisan role to proclaim that he sp6ke as a partisan Democrat. "Being a Democrat. It follows that I am not a Communist, a Socialist, a Bolshevist or a combination of all three, and, that, therefore, I am not a New Dealer,” he trenchently declaredDefends Conitltallon. "When I entered the Senate I took solemn oath to defend the Con­ stitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. That I have done. That I propose to do, whether the NOV. 1-2-3 harlem RHAP50DY,i AUCTION SALE I WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PER­ SONAL PROPERTY — ONE-HALF MILE WEST OF MA­ PLE GROVE—ON TUESDAY, NOV. 6th AT 1 O’CLOCK COWS. Hol.tein cow, S year, old, fresh 8 week*. Durham and Guemxey cow, 7 year, old, giving milk. Durham and Guernsey cow, 3 years old, giving milk. Yearling Holstein heifer. 2 calves. HOG Berkshire sow, wt. 200 lbs. CHICKENS. 30 Barred Rock hens and pullets. / TERMS: ing removed, E.E J. E. NORTON, Auctioneer. TOOLS. Deering mower. Wide tire wagon. Steel land roller. Syracuse plow. Set heavy sleighs. HAY AND GRAIN. 2 tons alfalfa hay. 70 bushels oats. 250 shocks corn. Bean pods. Oat straw. Hay fork and ro0e. 4 Cream cans, forks, shovels, scythe, many small tools. I to be settled for before be- street or from the Capitol of the . Nation. I "You cannot make Socialism and 'Communism democracy by calling , them the New Deal. "Whence comes this new doctrine that power 1* to be centered in the Chief Executive? Was It not Im­ ported from Europe? Are we to fol­ low the awful examples of Italy. Germany and Russia, whose people are today enslaved? Are we to be­ come partners with them? It would seem so. “Is not Tugwell, chief apostle ot the New Deal. In Rome inviting them to join? To that extent this new Insanity ha* gone. How much farther are we to follow the Red Flag? "You ask—"Is there danger of one-man power? Is not Congress there to protect and defend? "I answer that the majority of congressional candidates have pledged in advance that .they will support any measure proposed by the President, although they do not this pledge of subserviency and be­ trayal. the candidate receives the support of the Administration and hl* constituents are promised Im­ mense sum* to be drawn from the Federal Treasury. They Hate Restrainta. “It is the fashion of the New Deal* er* to sneer at the Constitution. They hate it because it restrains their desire to impose their will up­ on 125,000,000 free men. They therefore, eeek to break its fetter* distort ita precepts." Reed charged that even what is described aa a benign dictatorship is but the opening wedge of tyran­ ny. "Swearing to support the consti­ tution, members of Congress pledge themselves In advance to surrender their Constitutional authorities to the Chief Executive. So did the degenerate Senator* bf Rome be- imperial will, the while lhe popu­ lace waa fed on public bounty, amused by games and reduced to slavery The heroic sou) of Rome waa broken.' The Rom an aword lost , ita edge. Her once Invincible legions, । turning coward, fled the field." I NRA control of industry waa vig­ orously assailed. Your Style! Your Size! Your Price/ Exciting New Styles in "Hit-of-the-Season ” Sport. COATS For Warmth! For Wear!Just Arrived! 88 The type of coat you just can’t do without! Brand new, with smoother shoulders, sleeves full betew the elbow, fitted lines at the waist, trimly belted! Tweeds, novelties, snowflakes, fleeces, monotontsl Browns, mixtures, greys, bluest Women's, Misses ! Flat fur! Fluffy fur! Luxurious collars on Such lovely styles! And Penney’s brings you newest styles at a- low pried Coats are longer—simple sleeves predominate, and fur collars are different—shaped into jabots, rev* cri, fur edgings! In crepes and nubbed crepes. black, green, brown. Women’s Misses’! Luxurious rippled collars, revers, jabots oj That look much more co: Such smart lines and beautiful furs are very hard to find at this low price! See these rippled revers, the huge face-fsaming coIlan, pull-through scarfs, double question mark collars—of both flat fluffv furs! Bark effects, boueles, crepes! 14 to Men! Your winter overcoat problem is solved! Styled rii at only You’ll be smartly dr sued in • Penney Overcoat The brand new styles, the rich luxurioui fabrics the colorsall prove it! Smooth doubls-broMtW styles: box coat with easy drape and tuba cm, that's semi-fitted. Get into yours tomorrowl ] �rnt HArnxoi IWTO. wwnwT, ocrtrnn u im R«nnp? *** °* ■***• t**- T^to u u’ar' Um a u» <Mt" ■»« vlew, there. U no )u«UK»Uon Mr It. Au- V ItotnoMles should pay a weight tax 'toward the upkeep of public high- j Opinions' Vpmionb, This and That Backward Glances; lf»r A Communication Italian vocal teacher, Miss Prentiss has a contralto voice of great prom- Ruth and Marian, went to Kalaoo Sunday P. M. Marian reBETTY BARRY WRITES. Mre. J. H. Padgham of Allegan has Saturday, Oct. 37. IBM. been spending the week with her ■ ' In these hectic days when politics 1 ITEN YEARS AOO TODAY. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bllas Staf­ Dear Hastings Banner: ’ and Mrs. Henry Cole and Harve EEVENTY NINTH TXAB charged against such necessities as Vote Slackers. ------------------------- --— , k largely a matter-of patronage and Dr. and Mrs. J/R. Hay of Bara- ford. Ouulde the whole world 1* a lead­ Woodman were callers at John ■------- al-rz food clothing U*re 1* no rtaron fault flndlnf wllh program of i Mrs Groves of Cleveland, Ohio, en colored warehouse upon the floor Woodman's on Sunday P. M. Mrs. of ,Chicago | Shipping Japan tea to China as * j nac. i., - Miss — McFadden —— ---------- and •— who has been visiting some time at of which the fallen-leaf debris Woodman has been sick but la betRfaMgsa. m MMAd ei>M---------------------- । why the automobile which B a com- [ the party In power, it Is import­ ----- TT-—------------------------------ ------- paratlve luxury should be exempt, (ant to the voter who alms td be 1 Dr. Lampman's returned to her tumbles and scatters under the mlsthome last Friday. useful to his country to scrutinize funnier in a pathetic sort of way; Forrest Lane on Wednesday filled broom of an eager Autumn -------------.. a "boner" rqade by *ome gov-' Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra Mr. Chris Wlnkel and Miss Mary »uiu. wlrjd. oomeo Someone has come and has MIDDLEVILLE SCHOOL NEW8. (U arts ia Mvmm.) « negligible saving to the motorist at .eni» .u-. Our school wax closed Thursday urge-----------suppwt -----------------------for byrcaJ* cr^ in Don Hinkley were Mr. nim and Mr* Mr*. and Maggie Wlnkel of Peoria, RL.! taken away ------ 7 a perfectly wonderful nr Biitnv COUNTY SIX uo-CTHH tu " sense inuc we in,. . .w. , u™.. wviu usr. (It la thc coat of seriously impairing high- senator A. H. Vandenberg ■ b <R) 'm who wirv sending „ .—a~ consignment of — smoked —• •—• Rome RviTlS Palten Faltei) and uiiu children children and Mn Mr. and Mr*. Hammer of Toledo. Ohio. i»ummer. Above my head the wind-' and Friday when all the teachers x BAltai COUNTY. THHEE MONTHS way maintenance. Above all others (is seeking re-election. No present i^sh Ifrom chll- are visiting peter Schumann and [mill clatters in the frenzy of a rath-1 attended the Teacher*' convention rom Wisconsin to relieve the I and Mrs. Manley Peterson and chil...._has at- dutress 'rttItraKIofnfunemployed linBm _ _____ ... MUo .... and Waiter .__ . family. » v I er aged wirilngneos. ---------- Out there”- in •- the in District No. 4 which was held IN advance - ----------- ----------- sic . should be killed member of the upper house fishermen at dren of Greenville, **.-----— -----------------------------— u.vu VI viwniun, MUO Ilia WMIlCr iXlv^lv <tanrerom, talned. talned' in 10 the the same 4,mf length of ol servsarv’ Gtouctuter, Oto‘“ca«*' second largest fishing I WU«® Wilson of of Lakeview Lakeview. Mr. Mr. «rd and Mr* Mrs in Grand Rapids. mSmun "iwcHiPTtoNS "one ’ ?? y n !thn tociy ’Vt®<! 8tat ”. Thta and. two chlldrtn of2 1,ce —' the reaPeclful and ___ , Mrlou“ nnw In TTnltrvI Qlnlnq T-V.1- B,ft trtrt . Frank n—Graham ——.u . .... today. I Ba(u <n.>rvw> •*-!•----- — V------------------ -- ------- T’ •>••• » •»•'* VUIUMUII «“U IWV CniiaiCU Of The assembly program and pep vbak in ADVANCE.-..’..J.’._L.sj.uo oncs ot u,c entire six. Vote NO. i tcntlon of of thethe country. Vandenberg was Just: about as aspopular as asrag . Lowell and Mrs. R R. 8. 8. Sow er by of of JolmM. Swcexy and wife of Crow|rain never seems to worry them; meeting which wo* held Wednes­ I tcntlon country. Vandenberg was about popular rag | Lowell and Mrs. Sowerby .-I,-!.-(was a great editor _ _■ weertl tn ’ PlalnJTlndlana. have been spending shrinking their wool and all that --------- ZtTL------------------------------------NoThis amendment would is i.a _scholar *t,«« to na hav h*? fevBw lever vlrtinvictim. Normal- Irving. day at 11 o'clock was one of the best du»u» « .vpi.e. permit individual counties to have the time of his appointment to fill >7 ‘J’®, °,oo"«*r, ‘LrlnK Mr Mr * Norton Paton. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Norton Paton. Miss a week in this city, visiting with the , Well. Mr. Banner, I want to thank that was ever held in tha school. — ■ i the vacancy by the, death of ”nual of cargo of 50,000,000 Etta Paton. Mr. Paton. and Mrs. vaIm In .rf.terminin^ the tvne caused 1 l,,c vaMnc y caused by ,an the®death cargopounds 01 w.uuu.uw pounds Etta Mr. Fred and Mrs. Fred family ot Jas. A. Sweezey, a broth-;you for lhe space and prominence The Negro Ladle*' Quartette enterk I the Gloved beloved Senator Senator Ferrlsi. Ferris>. and and au-1 au-1 of °I Ash and an<l the the mayor mayor of of the the city city Young. Young. Esaw Esaw Cannom Cannom and and Mr. Mr and and er of lhe above named gentleman, (you gave my first letter. I give you talned all of the pupils for twenty—, one of ,three ____ ___ . . orators ... . ha3 repeatedly asked the ft.— powers at;Mrs. Byron _ ____ Rlsbridger were Sunday - . u oT government best suited to their ■t1.hor. great of Mrs. L. L. Holloway, who has been my word that I am heart and soul five minutes with their delightful i>u <*»Las«. E<ck needs. It does not compel counties the present senate, a statesman in Washington to use Gloucester fish guests of Mr and Mrs. Melvin Pren- visiting friends in Adrian for some [behind tho Hastings Civic Players songs. time, returned to this city last Frl-'and that all my criticisms will be ,rte M.mon.m .u- to consolidate, does not compel them preporatlon as well as in patriotic for distribution to the nation's needy । tlce of Battle creek, Mr. Ingalls of the State Dept, of rd.ito alter their government In the 'performance. The independent- olonlf with pork and beef. Bat this Mrs. Cloyd Barcroft and baby of day. "eminently unprejudiced” as Public Instruction visited our school »r wiu b.1 «> alt*r u,elr Bovemm n in - democrallc Ncw York'Times says: apparently would be getting things ;Grand Rapids have been vtaiUng her Mr. and Mrs. MUo Williams start- | George Bernard Shaw would say. an-hour last Tuesday. He wa*. "osh! ,r*.“j"*'”slightest, does not pave the way for,।. v<Ka-a iIs. one »» done too efficiently. Or maybe the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Cool­ ed for Danville. Wisconsin. Monday ■ Hastings and the surrounding com-’ for Mr. vaahaa Vandenberg of .uthe very much interested in the demon-' • wuTpabn’Vn«. *in ” i"‘ metropolitan centers to get any more । best informed, most studious kind hearted agents at Washington — — — -• ----------— on a visit to Mrs. Ella Holt, their ' munlty never had a finer developey. part of the past week. ■tratlon thal the Animal Husbandry thought that the Gloucester men ' .Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Murphy enter­ daughter. ment along educational and cultural I(boys gave for lhe Advanced Home 'Jr.st' »<«»■'•u >'>■« w n*™ conscientious and high-minded might be tired of their own product tained Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mor­ Since clement smith lias been line* members of the Senate Economic* das*. A sample of milk a; . “• pre”"' The re-election of Senator Van­ and in a mood to appreciate the ton Athearn and son. Wayne, of Judge of Probate, not an appeal ha* | That auditorium should be packed was analyzed for per cant of add, w^aa* cimiuiane«« unieM it jxar* tbr ty and township government is A ,denberg Ln quality PVUHC3politics—mun Muri la3tc ol “me Great Lakes fish for a Sparta. Miss Frieda Athearn of Kal- been taken from a single ruling he . to capacity at every performance, butter fat. solid* not fat and water. *” * *" carry-over of the so-called "ox cart" ; DeFoe. Charlotte Republlcan-Trib-, change Perhapa. though, the un- “rnaaoo „ 11U ,Mr. ui. juid uliu Ml has made, and he has made hun- Each play gives you many times and Mrs. George FRINTINO. Another time a sediment and bac­ dreds of them. When the people of j your money's worth. une. 1 deriylng motive was to help the rail-' Welch of Battle Creek. • county can retain such--a »• pubAl)• -■••• through Barry county little teria test will be given. roads alon^.with Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. 8. 6. N. Ames of o: Sturgis aturgis -Barry ------ ---------- -------------------------— ij — o.t’.nd'u'rf'" 80 to get from one.side of the coun------ .— .rr—t;..the — hungry unemMr. N Ames Our football squad hung up an­ PIGS IS PIGS. ployed. 'Thin ~-rsr.t ritculd are are still still walking through Thus Wisconsin nsh fish could and Mrs. L. EE. Perry and children of llc “ rvant they should do ~.d]chUdren so. and children walking through kmd Ot bo0k|.y [0 the other. We've sj>ent thoullC shipped to to the rbe Atlantic AtlnnHe seaboard; aAAKnnrJ. 1* Indianapolis, TnAI......11. Indiana, visited. at. the .. Will tk.l. other victory at lhe expense of Mar­ I* w After our own little pigs have |1X1 will. . .their dally experiences with their I sands of dollars Improving our roads b<.en slaughtered to present them ' Gloucester fish could be sent to the home ol A- F. Ames Sunday. Monday forenoon. Jimmie Mason, [hands tight in the friendly clasp of tin High school Wednesday after­ noon. the score being 1ft—7. After a son of Cha*. Mason of this city. I "Cinderella." In the tiny and vitally ’so that it Is now easily possible to from attaining the status of hogs uxst coast; Oregon. Washington and Mrs. W. E. Bronson and Miss DorLOCAL ELECTIONS. visit every township In the county and hogging the market, the Unit-; Cahfornla fisheries could ship their othy Bronson were Sunday guests of was severely bitten through the j important minds of the 1,300 kiddles a week's rest lhe whole team was In a small rural county such as1 within half a dav but we haven't cd statci Department of Agricul-|Product to Florida and the gulf Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilcox of cheek by a dog belonging to Fred'who witnessed the play there still eager to play again and pushed naif a day. navent tural experiment atatlon are import-;“tales while these last two could Jackson. Barlow. The boy was sent to Mr. gleams the glory and color of that across three touchdowns In the first Bony, the selection ot loot omeUU within ,'d77nto ”oi but "ito « lnitoeBarlaw's residence and In going (wonderful afternoon when humility, half. Ing pigs from Denmark kevl> Wisconsin and the Great Lakes । ------------YEARS------------------------AOO TODAY. around the house was attacked by (obedience and goodness triumphed can be conducted on a more nearly menta to put our county and townThe _____________________ Danish pigs, they &ny hare “teles supplied With toothsome dell- TWENTY ----------- brackground ’— ---------- --------------1".0' S' N.°’ °nly —-i.- Hogue of ^Cadillac, .... over.oppression, tyranny and malice. EAST WALL LAKE non-partisan basis than any other ship governments on a simpler, less a of performance rec- fe |( ./ohnJR. Mrs the dog with the above result. AND VICINITY. ------------ --»-»» — I They saw a sweet and patient Clnthis give the,railroads some extrjt..Mary FtewcUlng o f Dowagiac. Mrs. type « eketta |Mttr h-u. ct«ee.h.re Ute prt„ -JJ business bui u would require more’' Emily r™iiv -Tibbs v.kk- — and Mrs. ««_. Sarah'Nick«—u I: E. D. Reynolds and wife spent Idcrella win her way to reward and —-Ireaucrats on the pub.... ­ Most people usually know the lo- Huge of determining their own type Q pltf p^rofma without keeping rec- Ewernment ban-----------------(happiness. from Friday till Sunday the guastz erson of Benton Harbor, brother ' cal candidate* and their qualifies- of government; there is no reason ords. Their other claim that the 'lic payroll to keep track of the in- and sister of W. L Hogue, have been That's all this tlmtf^bccause this of Jennie Honeysett of Kalamazoo. tions for office- if not it is a relative- why counties slrould not have the Danish pigs make better bacon will|v01v*d movements of the various spending a few days with the fetter 'Is only a grateful acknowledgment Ralph Hibbard and wife uf Kai- ’ lu m.trar to, m umf rieht 1 have to be proved at the breaklast consignments. So everyone would be at their home on East Center that perhapa you'll print and per­ arnaeoo spent Sunday at ClifTord ly easy matter to get first-hand In- wme right. ubJc . heJped # 1|tUe_except the taxpay­ street. • haps you'll Just read. I am glad you Kahler's. . formation. Thus it is not so neccs-, We believe that a vote of i ES on Thp more w(, waUh thf whw| . , era will have---to permit me to conceal my identity, «>iuu-1 - who -- sooner ------ or - later ------ ---------------Dr. C. M. Overstreet left WcdncsMrs. Martha Reynolds of Urban­ sary to be guided by party line* (this amendment ts the correct one. glg O!1 whlch t. ~ **• “ •»*— trusters!pay rfor the-show. .day monUng for Jackson, where he because I intend to be critical in a dale came Friday for an indefinite (Continued from page one> alone. A local office u a business ( No. 5—Open* the-way for a're-(arc giving American agriculture “ a , , ••• |wlu attcnd the annual meeting of friendly, constructive manner and stay at Clifford Kahler's. Local option is coming up for vote the Michigan. Osteopathic Assoclaproposition. For a certain stated form in Michigan's system of taxa-!r*de the less we comprehend the it's too small an area to have all the Ed. Maturecn and wife of Kala­ be of the same political party." on Nov 6th. The manner in which tlon. Dr. B. U Hayden of Saginaw, a "critlcees," (that's a good word> run­ UUry or M U>. offlcUl ta quo- ttor>. It rcpc.l. th. mUom to.- “>' «« 1 All township boards must bear ning up and tearing me limb from mazoo spent the week end at their some of the beer dispensaries In the former •--------- --Hastings ■— ■— boy. will •be one ' of• cottage. this carefully in mind, if a second limb. lion must perform definite duties for tlon clause, alms to put securities flWme birth rate controlled because county have been run has forced the the speakers at the convention. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kahler spent the county. Good government de- and other personal* on lax roll*.'we have too many pigs. Now pigs I Mrs. W. G. Cheasley and son. Hi­ precinct occurs m their township. Frankly I am anxious to know mands that men or women be cho*- provides that the legislature MAY are * u ram. of Woodstock. Canada, are vis­ As we know, the only townships that what Mr. Barnett thought of my last Saturday in Kalamazoo with Mr. brought from Denmark "" because i and Mrs. Hannen. enn be affected by this last provis­ article. their family records show they will iting her aunt. Mrs Brodesser en wta> can do this wort efficiently, enact a graduated income tax to E. E Calms is spending a few replace our destroyed pigs faster Respectfully, Mrs. Anderson of Marine City, ion. are Castleton. Irving and Barry. days wtth Mr. and Mrs. Harry BabThere i* no reason why an arbitrary help maintain the schools, provide.; than our American strains. (came last week to spend the winter All other townships arc unaffected "Betty Barry.’ by this law and the board of election Wil) foreign wheat and cotton and I limit should be placed on the num- that the legislature MAY classify | at her son's, a. A. Anderson's. inspectors wUl be. as provided in the ; Mrs A A. Reesman of Constan! ber of terms an official may serve; property for taxation. It seems to' tobacco and peanuts also be brought WE GREEKS differ 'tine. Michigan, spent lost week in' jfirst section of the law. whloh I have this should be determined by the u* that this measure is worth sup­ in because they will provide greater 'the city, the guest of her daughter./quoted. yields and more quickly replace what1 from other peoples | The confusion which arose conquality of work rendered alone. That porting because it will lay the foun­ we have plowed under?—Don CockMrs. Archie McCoy. ’ ' ",------- "’*T* of the world in this, ts It a certain officer has served two datlons for a sane taxation program ( rane in Hartford Day Spring. Mrs M«r> IMdK and Mrs. Will wording "of Kronewlllrr are e.pected home Sol-'the !’ m ”‘"” of the first section ------that we do not or mote terms ’satisfactorily, there which will be fair to everybody. We such new law seemed to Indicate merely hold a man ELECTION DAY 12 DAYS AWAY urday (jom Syracuse. N. Y . where is no justification for turning him shall vote YES on this amendment that every election precinct, town­ Muri H. DeFoe. Charlotte’, who is they have been visiting relatives. who abstains from (Continued from page one) out on the grounds that "he has hod 1 No. 8—This amendment at the Mrs VV. D Hayes left Wednesday ship. city and village should come a pretty keen political observer and public affairs as idle the job tong enough, let somebody present time only concerns Wayne a veteran newspaper mm , M ,a M ,m for a western trip She will visit nt under the rule that only two of the It would exempt these corporations man. says that —we hold him use­ else gel the salary for a while. ' county. It is so ambiguously phrased' people should believe nothing they Omaha, Denver. Los Angeles and , Inspectors of election would be of the same political affiliation. The from any income tax if the state less.— ericles other places on the coast. She ex­ On the other hand a person who P’at even lawyers are not sure ek- hear tn a political campaign after ,faiit that the new act made no at­ should decide that it wished to Im­ pects to stay until June 25th. »• It ** is •true lias served for one term doesn't actly what It means. NO is the Mje[October ' — that poll<. i tempt to amend or change section Itlclans and candidates who have1 pose an Income tax for the support I have cited above, indiTHIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY 13047. wnlch ---------------------—■ -----, of schools. necessarily deserve another unless vote, (been engaged for weeks in a hot _____________________ G L. Freeman after an extended'catea thal thls WIU not the inten— he has done hi* work efficiently. Summary ~ (political fight sometimes get rather In other words It Is. a. case of —------------------------------------------------------- I visit fe this city and vicinity, re- itl । tlon °n of of the the legislature. legislature. downright selfishness In bur Judgfrantic during the closing days. Issue, some of the proprietors of tornel toLos Angeles. Ca'ifornkA! 11 A public office should not be con-, No. 1—No. true that thc meaning of the ment—a selfish attempt to saddle I .'More often irresponsible cohorts who . , No. 2—No. lldered In the same light as weiand ,o too a propar- Mondly. n<?w law is ambiguous and difficult . | are looking for Jobs or some forer, these ^ .places plac« aod ° large laW a tare relief, it Is strictly a business 1 1 * No. 3—No. apparently Chicago. wlli|°f accurate interpretation but. If the ;upon the taxpayers of Michigan the circulate stories which are not true 'tion of of ,'the hc pstreus paJ*° ‘PP-rently have have Rev. L. C Rogers of burdens which automobile owners failed to nnnrrrintiappreciate tho the rnot fact then that officiate nt Emmanuel church next X intention of the Legislature was to|ou j, «ht to atand Natural^ “* j... .. ... to agree railed the ^rSnnri the"eF^ propositton. I Altogether, we are inclined the prohibition laws were not rc- Sunday morning and evening. Oct UnsJectoram !*"*r ,h'* •*” o^anv ~mp“n,“ “y pr^lnre ole »ou:d ta*e | with Mr. DeFoe although it can­ An analysis of election returns in > No. 5—Yes. They are here in the dripping wets who would ,30th. township, it absolutely failed in pro- |aJ?_JJ*1* ,a*h“d n,uSthelJ not be made a fixed rule. We believe pealed by.T ’*"!™" "727..""'' No. 6—No. the past will indicate that people of tolerate wute »rw>n k.., ky, Mrs Frank Bush and daughter. l ..,j,------------------------new shaden of brown, .— . • . . (prices as much as the amendment Barry county have usually disregard­ VOTE ON NOV. 6. d.n«lu™ ,0-d.,.urn w^.'“"wr"sn-w E B“" ■' ”•1^.^ ~ oxford, blue, black, ed party lines In selecting local of­ What Others Say COOK BROS, Editor. Bits of Yesterday Fish for Fishermen. Beer Joints Force Issue. Sleep. »' «°“i -1" •<«“ •» ■» s., S”iuSi^srin‘?wi‘ _ . .............. rtrrr M. STITES THE LAW CLEARLV: A Quotation PURE SELFISHNESS WE WILL CALL IT P Waters Clothes Shop Have YOU Seen the New . PORTIS Stream Line HATS? 'M SSE-"• .„7,7 xris. i«<yns> Next Tuesday. Nov. fl, people equally well whether the laws be roira. ficials. Moat of the time we believe wet or hone dry. Prohibition laws' Mrs. tw-r-au ui ouumv.i------ T" ------ 7 •••— —that voters have been guided prln- Michigan are going to have a chance were repealed because people were spent Sunday in the city with her । PUmtoan* and a Justice of the Peace | But leaving this out of the ques­ Ji._ ....... -Vwith sham cousin. Mrs Hannah ••____ i. »« __ it' »ho ll’ho Ls I* also ol'.V a n Republican: PonilhHron- but hut un-l i,n.l t cipally by personal qQMU(^aUons to make some important derisions | neighborhoods^. ChntoS thoroughly diwatUfied M. Barlow neighborhoods iin n Clinton county d"f' neighborhoods Clinton county ... . w *s the first time they had met in । fortunate factional difference, ot tion altogether, the fact remains of the candidate for the job in concerning their national, state and have not been so much interested conditions --------------- -------and were distrustful of that OUR GOOD ROADS~question That is one of the reasons ideal governments. -Everyone ellgi- in the partisan phase of the cam­ the overbearing, almost fanatical 42 years and it is needless to say a op*nlon have caused a moat decided ■WH ETHER BUILT BY THE STATE friction between the first two officers rule of certain dry leaders who in­ most pleasant day was spent. why Barn' county has eiuoyed,8S<xi bk- should vote. There arc not many paign as they have tn the six and the last one. if the meaning of OR THE COUNTY—ARE BUILT sisted on poking their long thin Mr. and Mrs Delbert Starkweath-* AND MAINTAINED FOR THE government. We hope the sun" nations left in the world where this 7amendments. There has been a de­ noses into local, state and federal er and daughter. Marie Scidmore. the new law requires that one of ■ WAA. ui mi. mana ----mand lor for an mtenurcni intelligent discussion ' —BENEFIT OF AUTOMOBILE spirit may prevail on Nov 6 privilege means anything. Dictators of these—arid there should be. It is “nalr!i ,r,ut had nothing whatever and Mr Glen Chandler of Grand these men must vacate his office as OWNERS. The fairest way that can inspector of election it can readily Rapids, were the guests of Mr. and have seen to that. When people be- no mean Job to understand the '^*?J>rol2!bU.10? “Ild lemP*r7 be seen that the greatest confusion be devised to pay for the building THOSE AMENDMENTS amenAmenu and «na their ihe.r significance .«ninc..>« People c.n Mt «« Mrs. Quatfe lhe past weekand up-keep of these highways is to come too Indifferent to take inter- Amendments^ Fred Kcnfleld and wife of Chi­ and mast intense feeling would re­ have those who use thenr pay the .nd lo reddee ttan to Mmple underled up with the prn.nl Michigan voters must decide the est in--------their- own governmental sl­ ierms The facts are this . , , . , -------— — — — standable and wipe out the beer Joints cago were calling on Hastings sult The law is silent as To which cost. fate of ux proposed-amendments. of (alrs any forin of democratic or nropaed "tinkering" with lhe con- and llquor slor‘’s Just r!,l|ldl> friends Tuesday Fred has bought a one of the three would have to va­ As we have said before there is varying degrees of Importance, to representative rule is bound to stitution can be far more harmful ‘,'ey brt”JKht them into being It is part of the Dwight farm at Gull lake cate and it is certain that our legis- • more reason for raising the gas tex ra.Uh? ‘Pe the immoderate few who *•*"'* spend and will put up a fine residence and I.tor* did not contemplate that 2^ the state constitution at the election. bre;k down The only protection tban even the closest student real- ,hL ' 'm,nort e™1'’ '■'» than there is for lowering it they would draw straw* or flip a one 22! cent ? It ... «.• „ no. “ T" ” * " “ t ./"' “ “ 'I “ Nov. I UMwllNdaM. wlrat the usurping ol po.dr by “ «>!"™P'»'« We d^_ coin. The danger which might result We.‘*Ue,ve ought not Mrs. Sadie Zander of Kalamazoo, if the board should appoint, in lhe I0**"* toUy uHn the old role ol **,,nd °"'>-Vote NO' on everjtto.' nut U '»elr r.mUle. on ouMk «el; Dr and Mrs Taylor and son. Mr. case of the township I liave just a nominal fee of $1 for a license tag t w and Mrs Blake. Mrs. McKevltt of • •— ■ way of---------- when • p rare; mu issues, a brief review of each vigilant electorate. It Is a reflection a blind voting, yet. one -7- -the - —people who ----- make nuisance* mentioned, an outsider to take the । Jhc c*Penfe of keep­ follows herewith On Amwlca uc belleve. that oa)y Is not sure of what he is voting for 0LX^TrarauraSa ’ or^frerts^ih? Middleville were among those from I place of, let us say. lhe supervisor, j “J®,t!’fm D«m » u> «> per cent ol «U»W. « JJ’ “'“e’^Xp^,, dro«r X“2X. d„“ Mt.ww outside the cl^ who came to attend i who might consent to withdraw :MVa Bb’e for sheriffs. Why should a the funeral of Agnes Lowry I rather than cauae trouble, in the bewho ‘Wvea a car over the road °t th M."th.t Intetero. el tJ Xi ta.dninkeneondlucd;; .nd th. t.cMr and Mrs Will Stevens re­ lief that the new law so required.'00!, ro^e than two or three thoussay that the Interests of the people keepers who- will sell,7a patron leering justices of the supreme national importance; u considerably considerably of or Michigan micnigau are are not not contained contained in in .cm ; t ; - ---------• ; turned to Battle Creek Saturday such apixtintec would be counting and jmUe# “ ywr—and probably a court, circuit Judges, probate Judges fimancr percentage on stale and lo- Amendment No. 2 and Amendment drtnkfllS,J0"8 as can 511 Ul,d Mrs. Stevens has been making an ballots, performing important duties (‘niarter of Michigan automobile and all county judicial officers on c-l election*. Ptawlbly thi* helps to No 3 on the ballot There two oJtof*^m^hin8' which extended visit with her mother, Mrs. and supervising an election without'0wner5 do noL drhf nw" than Uut A. A- Wilmont. 2STPhto1difY h81104 .Then’ u ^Ptaln the trend toward central!- mT a Maximum gaaoUnfand'IreJht lhouId ** “ s’rlctly perronai affair being either supervisor, clerk, or i“?*y the same weight tax that anjuMlce of the peace, which the un- ?lh5r uwn who drtv“ hU car siderable difference of opinion onlnlon as a.- to t<> . ..I,,.. or ..r authority ... . ■■?... ... Prohibition Inwg over n irn vnar | FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. aiderable tn the federal1 .tax on automobUes in 7he*cotutituThe pedro party given by Mr. and changed section of the law still1 f0-000 to 100.000 miles per year? Tho the menu of thls amendmen*. wuh government. Citizens are dodging re-' turn E-.., »..7, ..... every Clinton — count, voter nr"K"». it designates uu the board of election ,ax L' falr 10 ev"y car owner, Mrs. A. -D ------------McElwain '----- on isnt likely they condition, will do so ofif liquor tried •«»•>« — - «*A — Thursday -------------both ride* furntahlng good arg.,- spowiblhty E^-one eligible stwuld Pd»«°n-’^.. d'----’«* "No" a «ry iwcasanv ana.r. inspectors in precinct numbered one I'?° matur what his mileage, because out again Yet if conditions of liquor wa$> a V'D' pleasant afiair. menta. Apparently the degree of de- vo.e who (all to do „ havC J*business Vihe ronrtituJon ,ale ln drastically Mr ladies oL each gownship. I Pays O'11* for lhc mlle“«e he *— the #uu otete arf are not uvt drasttcall" Mre’ J J F F Goodyear Goodj’c*r won won the the ladles' I have talked to the office of the dr2X“ , sirable reform, if any. will be very 11O rlght lo gru We g(, TdtehS 'tIicm' improved rara very .Hnwiv shortly people -.n will first prize. Gard F. Chidester the slight. Because it seems questionable wrong. * •— •* —j It is a 'wing back to this method regard- gentletaan's on a cut with W. N. Secretary of State at Lansing and, ^hy force property to bear port taxes should — not• »be fixed their Mr Brown, who has charge of e’JT?’e of bulWln8 and mainto u. whether lhe wmendment Mil “ iTour opinion lhe wile ol e preyl- “Iter for the legislature 10 con­ less Then the cycle of discontent Chidester and D. W. Reynolds. will begin all over again resulting MlAa AdB Prentiss of Buffalo. all election matters in the state O( i Utalng highways for the benefit of trol. up « or ewmwme down as the «« needs «^lj of the —m«h.r u Ml! town io“ifi Michigan, absolutely assures me that au'omoblle drivers? Why rob the comet prmnl -t-tomet in our dc„, o, ,M Un„M su„, judiciary system or inject new oncs. have sufficient respect for the dig- Clinton County Republican-News. People will not tolerate for older residents of our city as MBs my interpretation of the law is the ■“J’*?* 01 Michigan of I5.000.000. same as ht* and that lhe greatest |*hteh they greatly need and now get we shall vote NO nhy of her p^nlo rCfrain from 1 , - ----------long laws which art excessive one e sa‘te tax and make auto­ way or the other. happened to indulge in just the confusion might result from an atNos. 2 and 3—There two arc com- -stumn speaking in a political cam. 7a Th?Ptrn?uMCYqt«ih and gasoline exempt from • » • ' proper amount ot -------- *— tempt to change tiw election tnspec-' subconscious vnAnlztH i_ea.,irer eeve.4 «u'Mfle4 place mtnow patgp.. . A CCOCt! ill g tO According to thC the UBItCfi United 8tSt( States panion measures and would tors in precinct one ot the various Paying u sales lax? The rest of tu During evep the most restful of gymnastics. an arbitrary limit on the gas lax . townships. jpay sales taxes on other products slumbers, the average- person rolls • To summarize it. therefore, the; ** *’“»• W*»Y exempt gasoline and and the weight tax for automobiles ONE WAY OUT . . . and turns ifid chaniies position on Whatever the shortcomings of the act cecMiarily an average ot thirty-flvc times dur- United States may be. ft is at least supervisor, clerk und eldest justice ,auTOmo“1ICS? Neither have any place in the state - If the "brain trusters" were given -** ing an eight-hour period The old one place where the ballot means of the peace should proceed to take COATS GROVE. constitution. Both are brain.child* a permanent vacation on full paj. idea used to be that men of gQpd something. Countries where this con- charge of prejlnct number one In1 A.'had a •7" pot luck supof the Michigan Automobile Asso- tne United States would be better off News. which has Ju»t come to hand, conscience and sound mind slept ditlon prevails are getting rather each township on the day of elec -, The, -P.- T. -- ••• tlon. appointing far number two. In at church Wednesday eveclatter and have been supported tfy in tl*c long run Most-of their ideas President Roosevelt has become motionless a* logs. Investigation, iare Yet American citizen* take this tbvlhH-knvmhlp.nuned.neb ,p- nl°« etetyre. wm bw. toy IM tone high-powered propaganda. Re- Keem to be just about as expensive alarmed over lhe growth of radical however, seems to indicate that Just privilege with surprising indfference. polntm to coruut ot not more than Program by pr. Kindr ol the Kelsentiment and does not want to be about the opposite is true because Only about half of the qualified votduring the gas tax from three to as they-are theoretical. two M thr same pollUcal peri, roondatkm and »■>» -as furcaught between two fires of the children and Infanta In the best of ters turn out even for national elec­ th the thy ol Huttan ,1 'would "“»?L£roT„H“t"’B two cents would not have the slight----- -.-re. ( right and the left He's worried over health and certainly ^x> iwnall tp be lions. Yet if anything were (tone to; The church cleaning will be done est Meet on the price of gaaoimc « U» r the kind of republicans nnd the kind troubled with any pangs of..con- interfere with .... the privilege«. of ballot-' on Thursday, Nov. 0. meeting tn the ^fsoiincl ot the boards U necessary lof democrats who will be elected science toss about more than their mg. well bet bet that that lhe the loudest loudest (r —---------------------— —a matter of fact In states having ( K •< ■ would ■ a roast a gas tex as high as six cent*, gaso- ‘• The reason father prefers *- at the next election.'He is holding elder* Sound sleep comes in short squawk of all come -from -thei 1for '.0’! the • , reason that that the the act act dqes rooming and a L. A. 8, dinner served j definitely and and nortirui.riv particularly «■ specify there at the church at noon. A good idennitaiv . can Tr-i frequently be w purchased 1X*< 10 <^llcken when they arc daily conferences with ’ business periods As muscles in one position vote slackers. line attendance at the cleaning and the the method to be followed In dtlea “Tn ’wciiigun hating guesls for dinner u because leaders and is anxious that they go grow tired, the sleeper unconsciously dinner will be appreciated. along with him. htm. The disposition of alters his position poaitton and give* there these Under terms of the NRA code and villages. This wifi not. however, Ruth Woodman entertained the I with a three-cent tax. The price ol *Uh a ro*il ot can get what the business men is to go along, but muscles their turn to relax. Old peo- [winter* must charge a certain fixed affect either Nashville. Freeport or Junior daas of the 8. 8. by giving gasoline depends on what the trade u‘e 8u«fe'da. Instead of having to1 they cannot easily conceal their re- pie more quietly than children, price .for envelopes in the name of 1Delton. Inasmuch as their precincts '* sleep -----------------------------------».,ij— — ------------ ._ .. listed as township precincts for them a party at Ute Woodman home think* moiorisls will bear. Reducing decorate his plate with a neck.-— I sentment over the way the adinuiB- manual laborers rest for longer in- fair competition Yet the govern- are 1 on Saturday afternoon. It was a the jxtrpoae of a general electionUw gas tax one cent would, however. Cincinnati Enquirer ||tratlon has encouraged Ute "wild" tervals without Interruption than of- ment. itself, sells printed envelopes 1 Hallowe’en party and the Bate and i Very truly yours. , 1 men m and out of congress who fleearc worker* and women re*t 30 per at a similar quality at a price about Black Cats had contests of various i seriously impair lhe state's program A11 inventor has constructed aa .polltlcaUy ambitious. They also । cent longer than men If a person 30 per cent tower Uian it permits । L. E. Barnett An kinds. A nice supper was served. that the administration for any reason tones about more commercial job shops to charge I Twentv.flve th^iLnd Hnii.™ iff improving township and county ln>chlO(. ,.lth whlch he caa btoWimaintain > Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers and | order and rornu; in fart the program might bubbles five feet in diameter.-News 'should set its bouse hein budget. son of Battle Creek and Mrs Emma likewise if he turns too seldom from ment printing plant to any more ef- wortl^Texn JhJ ‘prepare to balance lhe budget. Wolfe of East Woodland called on *y* ** Pamanent*y abandoned.Remains now only the prob-,। David Lawrence Ays .... tys that that Mthe weariness, stupor or other reasons, neient than an up-to-date Job shop. Jhta in „ Harley-.Seasc's family recently. now getting getting a ----------he will---awake stiff arid sore So .. it the conclusion is that. govemmcAt dUX rSSdSht Tycshlp and county road improve- Jem of a market for live-1 conservative side h now ------------------------------------Some from here attended the ■' he atmosphere atmosphere seems seems that that when when one one awakes awakes rere- envelopes envelopes are arc bring bclna sold sold below below cdst rewt urmb moonngnt periods. I Mfot costa would therefore - of foot bubbles—Loe Anaele* Times ihearing, and that the Temperance Play given at Woodland n«aea«tty be shifted hark onto prop-1 ' around Washington has greatly Inf- freshed and invigorated after an en- .and any defleh resulting can only A machine in the Coal anti Geo­ Sunday evening. La?«Wte n doe. not belong 1 Actually there taw dtattnet class '!?'“v ed 1°*f m”le<0Od ,r™ °nc "ouree' IMlb’ detic Survey Office at Washington .WH m*el' ** of impreolon that he ha* slept sound he tax N u£t for".7y^ W^eXyVilf Nov JVuS - —- hour, fur rccnr- , Ixane ----- ■uf --CZ • -Aitov M-. «WT. 14, ui‘ *** VI1C I UX WUM •>. ,lr«kl.n under Ito .1.0 *■».. -------------- ------------------Grand uj a log. he lias•?_*!? really dune nothing thia b>— unfair cotapeUltou of ----Che in the world, at any ik chLc^' ... any hour, for ecu- butuc of Mrs. Altec cluuc 1 LyaMma would exempt them from hold aisle scats.—Detroit Free Press..Ledge independent. jot lhe sort but. to the contrary, has 4worst jortisrlu to mu. Mu OMCa um bl, ruoounilc,; Tr? ■'* Al Qm ta •" Pungent Paragraphs* S' Z«S<|£- Thil » “Mack” Sanfor­ ized White Shirts A wonderful shirt at $1.50 The New Lisle Crepe Socka For Fall are here. too. Beautiful new colors at 25c 35c Our ‘Tweedtown 98’ The finest cap any­ where at 98c Heavier Underwear Is just the thing. We have unions at 89c, 98c, $1.49, $2.00, $2.98 Boys’ Unions In cotton and part wool at 75c *n<i 98c Get the habit trade at the where we keep selling quality, chandise. and store busy mer­ WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ■ enerme etently. on the of high fcastom job ser Waa co I hkndllt term. . The Registe county Earl fi of the him... high d lencc. that h 'bn opp 1.0 Cand ty tre and te rnary. grve o electlo Our tn Sta troduc sheriff does n what �THI |U*WW. WiPMgroAT^pCTdwgt M, im .POlfTICAL CAM PAIGN NEWS An unusually izrgt W Howard Aldrich's Everything brought d on qte tie* of thi* earth that la bi< aiZ wsowa. &z A number from this WSV attended a farewell party at Alto Cfranae hall Monday evening fog Mr. and MH. URGES NEW DEAL SUPgovernment on the face of the earth.' am. Milter' <z>m4 non '«wii. Howard Aldrich. Card* Cards and done*.ore donethe prbud PORT FROM BARKY VOTERS. CM United States of America. m»i « own.. to make any excuse for any vote and one-qi "And anyone that stands on a plat-1 .51 ing were enjoyed by all. can■ enormous amount of business effi- heie, and If they were all like him ,, Arthur J. Lacy, Democratic om•t 9.30 Mrs Wilma Hawkins. Mrs. Lois arrived Th | clently. . . Entitled to a second term we ve would have hare a ---------real legtslaturt." didate didate for governor of Michigan. Michigan, ! form and advocates that the gov- p. m. Usbcrne and Mrs. Beatrice Karcher and baby . . . Frank Fitzgerald in address to spoke before an audience of i50*emment of .the United Blates do attended the teachers' institute In of high Ideals without being a pro­ Middleville Brotherhood said: persons at the Knights of Pythias »away wtth the New Deal is tamperBOWNE CENTER. Grand Rapids Thursday and Friday, fessional goody-goody. . . Takes hU -Parker i> independent and a think­ hall Thursday. October 24. al 4 P. ing with dynamite, and 1 can't imaglne mat a rational man wouia nave Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pox entertain■ Charlie Crouse of Hastings vte- day with the fqnner's son. George er, you ought to be proud of him." glne that a rational man would have M. saying In part: seriously and works hard at IL ... the daring to even suggest putting'ed their daughter, Mabel, and husH®d his sister, Mrs. Jennie Fox, Piper, and family. Was commended by the state for hla . . . With his record we believe he - "The only purpose of government from near-------------Clarksville Sunday. Sunday. John Smith ot Battle Creek spent handling of Barry county census. . . should have been relumed for a Is to promote the general welfare of a blockade across the road lo pros- band‘ ---------------Mrs. John Smelker and Junior | Mrs. Orvln Smelker and Martan the week end with hts parents, Mr. second term without opposition. ' all of the people. The only Justi­ perlty tlrat our great President lias were in ...Lowell ——,.Thursday. land Mrs. Owen Stnlth. fication for lhe exUtcnce of a po­ laid out, because It would only de­ accompanied Mrs. Watt Thomas to , -------term- . . Will get It. ■Lowell Friday. jj -_______ ~ Smelker and ' I David Christian ot M. 8. Mr. and Mrs...... John spent JOHN C. STAFFORD; litical party In a democracy U that tour us off Into the dismal swamp —j .... —... Karcher " r/the with the folks. • Levi Kantner Sunday, EARL BOYES. Miks Marian Smelker nnd her. — son, •»Mr. ant! Mrs. .. Merrill . uk week «tri end ena wan inc home name tuna. Candidate for State Senator from It shall serve as an agency for good where we were before, and wlio wants to goiback into that? M .... grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ander- ;nnd Mr. and Mrs Watt Thomas at-1 Miss Nevah Parlee entertained the . ----------- — —,-------- -----Eighth District. . . Staunch support- govemmenj. "We are living in a new age. We son of Sparta, are visiting relatives ' tended a “ --------a, — -------play ln Caledonia Friday Harvester Band st a rtaffowe'tn ■ Ringling's RegUter of deed* fees In Barry er of Lacy and New Deal. . . De"I am very sure that almost ev ­ ■ ... u«,u W*.-will never go back to the old order m Pennsylvania. evening, oounty evetef ——<. year-, have exceeded *sce**l*i! [ serves your support, as docs does the en- erybody feels that President Rootw• I party Monday evening. aalary and expense ever since ittre ticket from top to bottom. . . velt has been doing everything he of things. We are living in a new Earl tint took office. . . Works most p)By safe—vote straight democratic, could to promote the general wei- age of civilization and social justice. fare of all of our people and to bring (We are living in an .age where we of the time without a clerk to help, —i—. prosperity to the American nation, must recognize that every man must him... His is a difficult Job requiring । ------------------*-■*—“ THIS MAN— PICARD. depend fundamentally for his spe^de,r£.k0< ^‘11 Kr ‘,,K AFrank A. Picard, aemocranc democratic cancan- I am very certain that down in our clal prosperity upon the happiness, dldate f0F u 8' Senator, stands-out hearts all of u» really feel thet the the contentment, and the prosperity election and inauguration of Presi­ dent Roosevelt Just at the time that and well being of the great mass of the American people." it occurred was a providential bene ­ pie find for themselves now and Judge Lacy discussed many Other 'on opposing candidates. (then—a man of the*people—a man faction to the American people. "We had been tn the depression a point*—his views on taxation, con­ j who know* their problems because LORENEO F. "PETE" MAUS. long lime. There were fifteen mil­ servation and state affairs general­ he has suffered through them him ­ Candidate for re-election as coun­ lion men out ot employment. The ly. HU beliefs on these points arc Qenuineduamnteedl\^^Co^ing\iian ty treasurer. . . Is running for sec­ self. In him the people have found farm prices had gone down until the well-known now He stressed the ------------- U (u*mnLHiwmrawiic«) — ond term. - . Was unopp-jsed in pri- a - man ■■■"■• wbo_can v™ ’—feel ----- —the J»ighPJJ- farmer's buying power was nearly statement that Michigan should co­ ,!>pose of inc m.ry . In iimeull trnn M XJ“ u't Kccovcfy program ol the gone and his debt paying power was operate fully in the New Deal and hu pertorrnM dnUe, wt»> hl«h de-I1----------------------------president, because he has personally share fully in tta benefits, and urged nearly gone, and his. tax paying tree of etaclcncy. . . Deserves re­ felt the pressing difficulties that be- power was greatly diminished. Busi­ the voters lo back President Roose­ । set the common citizen. election. velt when voting November 6 । In him Michigan has a true ness was and had been stagnant be­ cause of this condition of affairs. CHARLES F. PARKER. ।, Rooseveltlan Rooseveiuan—unafraid unatraia of or the me size bi« THE COMMON SENSE Our candidate for Representative of the task—undaunted by the crltl- The fanners liad been In this depres­ VIEW POINT. in State Legislature. . Needs no tn- ( clsm of those who sec with alarm sion for the last fourteen or fifteen A common-sense question is con­ troductlon. . . Yau know hts record as ' the passage of the old days when year* and the rest of the country sheriff. . He accomplishes economy, governmental benefits were supposed went into it completely in 1929. That fronting every voter today that he went along until March 4th. 1933 — should conscientiously consider and does not merely talk tt. . . Let us see | to seep down to the people Instead two years and a half. answer before casting his ballot on what others think of him as a leg- of starting'up from them— 'There is no question.in my mind November 8. "Shouldn't I as a good, that President ‘ Hoover, with all the loyal AmericaiL citizen stand back good Intentions in the world, tried of President Roosevelt in his efforts as hard as he could to find a way to complete the New Deal program?" to get the people out of the depres­ Possibly you arc not in accord with sion, but. my friends, the failure to everything thal the present adminaccomplish that result and the fact tstration has done But who is. in- ’ ’ that we sunk deeper and deeper in eluding the administration itself? j was not due to a want of good tn- It is hardly fair to expect the mis­ 'tentions but was due to a habit of takes and fallacies of a generation I thought and a method of remedying of. unbiterrupted Republican rule, 'the situation which could never both in the nation and the Btate of work and did not work That meth­ Michigan, lo be offset in eighteen od was this: The Federal Govern­ months by the Democrats. Confront­ ment. during that administration, ed by an unprecedented crisis in our Corrugated PfwwwithB poured hundreds of millions of dol­ history. President Roosevelt, .on asHEAT QIlUIOC SMOVyGOO^AMB lars from the Treasury into the cure •turning office, had the courage and Bottoms. cr attempted cure of the depression, vision to meet the situation as he' Insures Uniform. but the significant fact was that in­ found it with an unprecedented for- . Satisfactory stead of having that money go direct ward-looking program in the inter-1 to the people, according to their est of the entire country—not in the 1 Baking. needs, they used that money to help interests of a favored minority. If I 4 Dish for Cvery these at the top of the heap, the you are in general accord with this I 4.5-X... Cooking Need । great aggregations of wealth, hop­ policy you will most assuredly want I ing that some of the benefits would to stand solidly behind the Preslseep down thtough to the great mass dent To use an old slogan of the op­ I of the people at the bottom of the position, but just as true now as । heap. The money went Into the big ever "Why swap horses in the mid­ GuARANifED Hur rat banks, like the Dawes bank in Chl- die of the stream?'' Icago. the railroad comiianies and If you arc really sincere in your 1 i Insurance companies That was the desire to stand back of President I program all along the line. It did not Roosevelt you will see to It that only : work. representatives are sent to Congress I "Then President Roosevelt took who will wholeheartedly support him 10-31 icharge and he sgid. The time has and his policies. Don't support men come for action. And he gave us ac­ who are today campaigning with the tion. but he proceeded on exactly avowed purpose, if elected, of doing lhe opposite theory. When the Home all that they can to wreck the New Loan Act was passed, the benefits Deal program were brought directly to the Individ411V ruu ,,„ District has been.^ KThe Fourth repual home owners who were in dis-1 resented in Congress during the list tress and saved their homes from lwo years by a man who has When the |stnunchly supported the Roosevelt । mortgage foreclosure. . CCC camps were organized, .—j.the gov- administration. Congressman George 'ernment figuratively reached down Foulkes. of Hartford, and in spite of • and took the individual lad by the bitter attacks made on him by the ’ hand and led him into a field of op­ republican press of the district was portunity that he needed. able to" go through the recent pri­ ■■When the agricultural relief pro­ maries piling up a heavy vole—a gram was put into efleqt the relief stamp of iwpular approval that was brought directly to the Individ­ should not be overlooked by (he vot­ ual farmer to help him in his dis­ er. Don't be Influenced in the com­ It Heats Itself—No Electricity—No Hot Water­ tress. When the CWA and the PWA ing election by misleading state-1 Clean—Convenient and Economical. projects were made, it brought em­ menta. Go forward with the Presi-1 ployment to the individual unem­ dent and vote for Foujkes for Con- । Thermat can be used readily any time, anywhere. ployed man. When the public wel­ gress . fare relief program was inaugurated, It makes comfortable heat ready always. it brought the relief from the Fed­ COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS eral government direct to the in­ dividual person who wgs suffering At the election on November 6th you will reh and Cases profit by selling to the Brew distress. Now. that was something new in the world, and that is the decide either for or against the legal manu­ Ttf prevent pipe freezing eries and give employment to great num­ To prevent chills rea-'on it was called the New Deal. To prevent carburetor freezing To banish cold feel facture and sale of Liquors and Beer fn the bers of men. And it worked. To use in the kennel for baby's carriage "Farm prices have gone higher County of Barry. To Insure your own comfort until they arc over ouc hundred per­ Laws, Rules and Regulations governing cent higher than they were a year on cold night-. For warmth in bed and a half ago Millions and millions the wholesale and retail trade are not The Michigan Brewers Association rep­ of men have been placed back at profitable employment The public made by Brewers. These are matters for resents the manufacturers of Beer operating relief helped the people and saved the Legislature am(. the Liquor Control To the training camp the people, and it made it possible, under permits issued by the United States To Football games by the increase of farm prices, to To Hockey games Commission. Government and the Laws of this State. help the fanners into a belter pavi­ To your cottage or bungalow When skating lion and restore their buying power. Hunting—In the ddek blind The farmer was able to buy the pro­ When tobogganing The consumption of spirituoui liquors The Brewers pay a tax of $5.00 per bar­ Camping- Fishing, ducts of the factory which gave em­ On hikes tn cold weather Canoeing. Sailing, ployment to labor, which, in turn. made illegally increases whenever Beer, rel to the Internal Revenue Department To winter carnivals Increased the buying power of labor Motoring which is pure and wholesome and contains who used it to buy more of the pro­ and $1.30 per barrel to the State of Michi­ ducts of the farm. . no deleterious substances, is not available. gan; a total of $6.30 per barrel Or about "And so through this fine process of bringing the relief anc| the bene­ fifty-six cents in taxes on every dollar, col­ Bruises* fits and the aid of the Federal Gov­ Rheumatism The experience of the prohibition peri­ ernment directly to the people who Neuralgia lected for Beer. needed it, President Roosevelt start­ od are proof of the foregoing assertion. Lumbago ed us well on the way to a complete or pain that heat will recovery of prosperity in this nation. Sprains There are now in operation in this State relieve * The Founders of this Nation, George • Now. I want to ask you. who is Strains going to lose if President Roosevelt forty-three Breweries with a capital invest­ Washington, Thomas Jefferson and other For Emergency wins? Who Is going to fail if he suc­ Indigestion ment of nearly twenty-five million dollars. ceeds in his permanent recovery When heat is needed patriots promoted and encouraged the Mumps program? Xf your salvation does not Employment of labdr at good wages is con­ lie with President Roosevelt. I ask manufacture of good Beer in order to com­ you. where does it lie? The opposi­ siderable. bat the overindulgence hr spirituous tion- have offered nothing in the place of the New Deal. They ofjer fund* for ».n>r ■ n. Millrr 1 liquors. no program to meet the unemploy­ DEMOCRATIC (Continued from page one; /NmBHWE^SBiSfflONUraKE Y --- - - VOTE FOR Ellis E. Faulkner FOR Representative in the Legislature REPUBLICAN TICKET Against Brukme Rm in 0th Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co. Election November 6th Buy A Thermat Heat Pad... t Hastings, TO THE VOTERS of BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN Use Thermat At Home Take Thermal With You Use Thermat to Relieve Pain Ask to See a Thermat Heat Pad ia especially use- venient where electricity, is not avi table. Available in two sizes Large size__$1.00 each Medium sizes69c each Large Refils __35c; 3 for $1.00 Medium Refils ______25c each The heat unitin the Thermat Heit Pad ia good for 80 to 125 hour* of heat—keep an extra unit on hand for emergency purposes. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Prop. Hastings, Mich. TELEPHONE 2116 ment situation, tne the puouc public welfare wciiarc relief problem, the vital problem of education In the nation, and they offer no program far the labor sav­ ing machine problem either. They offer nothing at all excepting nega| tlve criticism. "Now. suppose, for instance, ttie President of the united States would spy tonight. I think the critics arc, I right- I am going to stop the New | Deal right now. We are going to have the Federal government stop this emergency relief and we will I pay no more attention to this lyieihiployment program. We ate going to go back to lhe old order of things land keep our hands off. I am going Ito dump this whole prcblcm over i into the laps of Industry and finance . and lhe critics of the New Deal and let them work it out. * ;‘U he did that tonight, what do you think would happen tomorrow? -Yotflmow what would happen to­ morrow. We would have a |uulc In America tomorrow. Industry aud-li- Brewers purchase millions of bushels of Barley and Corn, great quantities of Sugar and Rice and other agricultural products, which benefit the Farmer. Manufacturers of Trucks, Automobiles, Equipment, Machinery, Bottles, Kegs, Bar- Common sense will prevail when facts are presented to the Voters. The foregoing statement is submitted to the Voters of Barry County for thoughtful consideration. MICHIGAN BREWERS ASSOCIATION 1331 MAJESTIC BUILDING DETROIT, MICH1GA san �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1834 nea cross roster । 1934I Red Cross Poster Invites Your Membership I ._ .. [republican rally at delton. [ Republican rally at Del Uta | by about 200 people, attentive and eager to hear the tosues of the campaign discussed. The REPUBLICAN speakers were C. H Osborn, who ------------------------------------------------------ spoke on relief work. Ellis Faulkner,; ruuillUHL UHIT1 PAIGN NEWS »“ attended rUll I lUlJ flXE5 . (Contlnued from page one) (Continued from page one) pni ITIPAI PAM. SUPERVISORS HP 7——~IFrank Mosier, candidate . ............... _----- t-rrr !««“!»«■*“« u."»P"blk.n B,tt, De>n for -s= FIRST ANNUAL the: (Continued from page three) CROPS SHOW Wtnt $911.83; No. 9 frl., 115 99 and debt ticket will all attend. 1 Davenport, who spoke an the policies , 'service, 118.72; No. 10. f410<0: No. Whliq only those having tickets. |and results ot the presmt adminU-; tagand first aid as well as other ac- AND THEY DO NOT RECEIVE 10 frl.. 811.70; No. 11 frl.. 892.97. f which will be 35 cents each, will be . tivitias. in addition to all of this ONE CENT OF PAY FOR THEIR HASTINGS TUT.-State tax. admitted to the banquet, the public!itration. ­ practical work that the Red Crow SERVICES-ALL IS VOLUNTEER ...... . .... .tax, . ......... ___ * (■ Ihv I tzi hmir $539.52; county $3,960.00; .townliDI’iak Hcff hear Ute hrlrlrr-AS address. Ax Aa। Accomplishes, it is a symbol and re- SERVICEship tax. none. School districts—No. (Former Governor Brucker is a fine mtnder of all that Is beautiful and I Fifty cents of every dollar col- L none; No. 2 frl.. $281.73; No. 3, speaker und one ot the outstanding, useful tn civilisation, and is a strong lected for memberships remains with irone; No. 4 frl., $278 89; No. 5 frl,. public men of this state, there ought moral force in this day of disturb- the local chapter for financing local 8454.00; No. S frl.. 811352; No. 7.;t0 be a large attendance at the banance and unrest Without the Red work, the other 50 cents going to No.6 frl.. *113 5. $400.00: No. No. 8j$3«.C». 8. $340 00; No. No. 99. $356 76; ouet and the address. Cross the world would be poorer and national headquarters. Contrlbu- WO.W. No. 10 frl.. $504 85; No. 11 frl, 8106 -i Governor Brucker to n repubi can unhappier than it is today. I tions of less than $1.00 do not entitle HASTINGS AND UNION 38- No 12 frl.. $30.72. land will naturally speak from that*tbe annual Roll Call of the Red the giver to membership in the Red Iinpr rvunn. mm.t, standpoint. He is a man who is al-, RESERVES IN 0—0 TIE Cro&s Is an event of national inter- Crow. The period for the Roll Call IT ST I37UOO' IoAS’d Mil’*'* Ulr ,o bU po,'llc*' “ppo™-"'’. . service . est, and a .. coll ti to which.----- from Armistice Day. Nov. 11 to 'and never abusive. It will be a I Hastings High gridsters outplayed every American citizen who can. Thanksgiving Day which this year| I pleasure to hear him. should respond as It represents the : falls on Thursday, Nov. 29. , । 24;»No. 1 frl, 81.840 64; No. 2 frl, j>I Tickets for the banquet, which as the Grand Rapids Union High reWhen a solicitor calls on you. be| $204.76; No. 3. $398 72; No 4. $343 99; | highest Ideals of patriotism and ap­ । serves In a game here Saturday aft­ with your dollar or more for No. 5 frl, $46.72; No. 6. $593 60; No |! obtained of Harry Miller, at Carplied Christianity, serving all class- ready i your 1934-1935 membership and 6 frl, $131.52; No 7 frl, $322 88; No (veth and Stebbins drug store, Hen­ ernoon but were held to a 0—0 tie es without distinction. ' by a freak decision. On a goal line become a partner in the 9. 8558.72. Last week announcement was thereby ' ry Sheldon, M. O Hill. C. H. Osborn I play a Hastings back apparently work of the American IRVING—State tax. $441 43; coun- and ! made that Mrs. Otto Isenhath Is the Jbeneficlent ! at the Banner office in this Red Cross. plunged across with the ball and lhe ty tax. 83.240.00; township tax, $1,- , Roll Call chairman far Barry coon635.74. School districts—No. .1 frl. -------- ---------The following named gentlemen referee threw up hto hands indlcatty with Mrs. C- J. Barnum of Del­ COATS GROVE GROUP. $384.75, debt service. $2230 85; No 2, have tickets in the various townships ing a touchdown. Ooach Lockton ton as chairman of the south half of The Coats Grove Extension group frl., $183.40; No. 3. $183 40; No. 4 frl, immedlalclx sent in a substitute to follows the "county and Mrs. Victor Hilbert met-tilth Pearl De mon d Oct. 18 $528.22; NO. 5. $325 88; No 6. $208 60: . Assyrla-Wm. Struin. , kick goal. But before the sub could of Woodland in charge of the north- The meeting was called to order by ' ---------report, the -referee reversed ttto deNo. 7. $309 12; No. 7 frl, $70 30; No Baltimore-Lloyd Gaskin. 4- -- -em half. Ward chairmen for the the chairman. Pearl Demond. nnd 9 frl, $1.396 78 and debt service. $1.■ Barry-Morse Backus and Ellis clslon and decided tkxt that a touchdown city ot Hastings are: First. Mrs. sixteen members were enrolled. One 71535; No. 10. $453 76; No. 11 frl, Fau]knCr had nnl not bMn been mftde made *Hastings had hnd Harvey Burgess; Second. Mrs. Frank new leader, a secretary-treasurer, $339.60; No 12 frl, 8144 00. taken all of her alloted "lime out” । Carlton-Lawrence Farrell.. Hoonan; Third. Mrs. Forrest John- ,tand recreation chairman were elect­ JOHNSTOWN—State tax. $515.00; 1 Castleton—Jlalph Wetherbee. previously, so when the aubslilute ed. Four of the group volunteered reported, the referee promptly peFreeport—Ken Braendle. cooperation of lhe various patriotic J to act as hostesses to the next four county tax. $3,780.00; townslilp tax. nallzcd the local eleven five ywds. $827.70. School taxes — No. 1 $511858. Irving — Wm. McCann. organizations—W. R. c., American I meetings. Three names were drawn I There was considerable argument Johnstown—Allan Hyde. Legton Auxiliary. American Legion. by each hostess to assist with the No. 1 frl.. $28720; No. 2 frl, $266.40; over this unexpected development Orangeville—Bert Brown, Boy Scouts and Oamp Fire Giris— dinner for their respective days. The No. 3 frl, $351.93; No. 4 frl, $317.68; I but lhe opinion of the referee stood. Prairieville—Charles Hughes. the lodges including I. O. O. F, Ma­ group decided that each member No. 5 frl, $43936: No. 6. $391.50; No So instad of fourth down on the Rutland—Fred Smith. sonic bodies. Knights of Pythias, O should donate twenty-five cents to 7. $215.63; No. 7 frl, $7 08; No. 8 frl, 1 one-inch line, Hastings had to be Middleville—Ed. Blake. E. B~ Pythian Sisters, Rebekahs, defray the expenses of the leaders. $546 49; No. 9. $250.00; No. 11. $314 24. I satisfied with a fourth down on the .MAPLE GROVE—State tax. $637 Woodland—Glen Wotring. etc., the Women’s club, the P. T. A-’s After the business meeting a pot . five-yard line. The Locktonltes Yankee Springs—Mark Ritchie. and all other groups of like char­ luck dinner was served by Pearl 62; county tax. 84.680.00; township The county candidates also have foiled to push the ball across from acter, is solicited in making this Demond and Margaret Wilcox. Di tax, $1,140.19. School districts; No. 1 , there although it to more than probRoll Call a fine success. Membership the afternoon lhe leader. Vera frl, $637-74; No. 2. $290 60; No. 2 frl, >I“ro“ »Ul b, Ihr first political able tie, would have don, 8254.00; No. 3 frl, $62047; No 4 frl, j .... ... . , may be purchased at either bank on Brinker, gave the lesson on remod­ 1 ... ------------------- ....------ the one-inch line and the ball went Saturdays or al the Banner office eling dresses and the demonstration 8492.48; No 5. $468.40; No. 6. $593.76; meeting the republicans have had to O. R. Union on downs. The I jin this city nnd it to hoped to make, any day during the campaign, or on collars and scarfs. Orpha Rich­ No. 7 frl, $584 35; No. 8. $55640. ORANGEVILLE—State tax. $367.- this, the final county rally for tlxc above, however. Is not written to , from any of the city, ward, or coun­ ardson gave the lesson on hats and an,, may .nay be De well wen attended, auenoeo. ! “* P?1 up / 86; county tax. $2,700.00; township party, ty Boliclors. hat block. The remainder of the aft­ ' iRemember date, heat --------------- the J —- — • Friday Barry county’s quota for 1934 is ernoon was given over to cutting tax, $668 00. School districts—No. 1. _____ Hurentber S. and that the 800. so all must make a special ef­ collar patterns and remodeling tax. $33155. debt service, $198.33;. evenuu. No. 2. $36557; No. 2 frl, $9920; No. supper will be a*. 6:30. fort If this goal is attained. dresses and hats. [ aroundtaThe referee being In belter 3. $727.20; No. 3 frl, $320 65; No 4.1 ------------There seems to have been n mis­ „ nr.x»y».posltlotMhtm anyone else to see the The meeting was adjourned to WORDS REGARDING taken idea in the minds of some meet with Vera Brinker In Novem­ $349 65; No. 5 frl, $772 04; No 6 frl,'A FEW REPUBLICAN $232.45; No. 8 frl. 8122 84; No 9 frl, | w-.w CANDIDATES. P,BX- Undoubtedly called the decl- | people concerning the matter of ber.—Orpha Richardson. Republicans can take great pride $167.66; No. 11 frl, $54.40. kcpuoiicans can v»ae greai prate j|r lon BS 11 appeared to him. • compensation for workers. ALL OF ---------------- -- ----the local team will ; PRAIRIEVILLE—State tax. $771 - in .. the slate -of candidates they.-----have Tills .-"TSaturday t-~—' ~-■5-7^-- “• THE WORK OF ARCHIE D. MC­ THREE CORNERS. 19; county tax. $5220 00; township to offer for the voters' approval on P*B> Lakeview of satue creek here, DONALD, COUNTY CHAIRMAN. Mrs. Hess of Litchfield. Mrs. Em­ $2,000.00. School districts-No 1. • November 6 A brief summary of the A|J Iullan tnventar has perfected MRS. ISENHATH. ROLL CALL ma Luck of Marshall and Mr. and tax. tax. $1221.00. debt service. $878 00; qualifications ui each one follows tt deV1*e which turns off the electrtc CHAIRMAN. MRS. HILBERT. MRS. Mrs. Roy TafTee of Hastings called a device which turns of! lhe electric BARNUM. AND EVERY ONE ELSE at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude No. 7 frl, $143.60; No 8 frl, $354.90; herewith light when sunlight comes into a No. 9. 83720; No. 10 frl. $500 00. 1 ARTHUR H VANDENBERG- room. Now all that remains is for WHO DOES SOLICITING OR AS- A. Hammond one day last week. RUTLAND — State tax. $404.64; Candidate for re-election to the U SIST8 IN ANY MANNER, IS FREE someone to patent an arrangement Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walters and county tax. $2,970.00; township tax. 3- Senate Mr Vandenberg is one of ,that will ring alarm clocks when the daughter. aioiian. aHUKnicr. Marian, oi of uranu Grand itapias Rapids ...-------, j. • ... ... j [j,,, ma> t outstanding men who has spent Sunday evening with their *!’*?’ Sc.h??1 ««\ v sun rises. "represented this state on the tmtenli Mr and Mrs FTIu* Walters [8430.78, No. 1 frl, $46.24. debt SCD • ever... — — and ’fSlnh* MiSble• of lcc* M-’*0! No- 2' ’400-6<"* No 2 fr! - ',100r Of thC l*nntC S1“CC Mlch,8“» Tcschc; Teacher. "Johnny, what are the LIFE IS A SHORT I KatamaSoo we’re Thursday‘night and '*7'60: No 3 »«><» ^.No. 4 $33126: entered the untun He ts recognized seasons?" Sporting Items AT THE National Bank of Hastings NOVEMBER 5 to 10 THE NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS IS SPONSORING AN AGRICULTURAL OR CROPS SHOW AT THE BANKING OFFICE, 101 WEST STATE STREET. There is no entry fee and everyone is invited to enter exhibits in this show, providing the products exhibited were raised in Barry County. November 7th, Mr. Roy Decker of Michigan State College will judge the exhibits and award the prizes. Those entering exhibits will assist us materi­ ally if they will notify us one week in advance, of the products they wish to enter. Call for one of our Premium Books and see the Cash Premiums that will be awarded for 1 st, 2nd and 3rd prizes. National Bank of Hastings |No. 4 frl. $9 18; No’.* frl, ^a$309.70; by by colleagues colleagues of of both troth parties parties as-one as onel, Jnhnn johnny: B«1" , "You mean in the UnitNo 6. none; No. 7 frl. $359 94; No 9. <‘f the best Informed men. one of e<j states?” PlfleW’ . . M-R93 1 [the greatest students, one of the T-.** Teacher: "Yes, ol course.* M. Paul Wing of Ypsilanti nnd most tireless workers and one of the [ johnny: "Baseball and football.’ Mr. and Mrs. Ixo Hammond of De- ,1THOR^A^PLEZ^!,a?nAtat’C" -----troit were over the week end guests I”: tt,’52?"®°.; ,low“h‘«> most progressive members of the' In the past fifty years the life He has been endorsed by Other -------- ----------------------scientists are-------------disputing— the dU,tI J*0!. ’ senate of the average man has been (of Mr. nnd Mrs. Cinude Hammond. 1?*' uvuu :“"L0 ’.*-3A,.65l: „wjsuch Independent democratic news- calm of the Hungarian sciantlst who lengthened by 10 years. (Miss M- Bernice Wing nnd Mrs. ■ The science of medicine and 'Hammond called on Mr. and Mrs.J", 1 frl, $19 84; No. 2. $600.00; No. 3. paper-' as the New Work Times and insists that he has located the cradle u“ human ---------- “ — *They Tn’*“ say —” *it's ’*i of •the race. surgery has developed the pro­ i James Hammond in Hastings Sun­ l$886 94: No. C. $300 00; No. 5. $409 - the Detroit News. 60; No. 6 frl, $56.20; No. 7. $420.00. FRANK D FITZGERALD—No just the gressive physician of our times, day. WOODLAND—State tax. $1,017.74; man running for n stale office today and to his profession belongs the ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Proctor nnd credit of prolonging human life. 1 Evn Cass of near Freeport were, I, county tax. $7,470.00; township tax. I ha* such a complete and varied cxIn ancient wars whole armies Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Edw. none- School district*— No. 1. town- pcrience in public service ns Frank .ship tax. $8 455.33, debt bctv-|D. Fitzgerald He knows government died of disease—usually of pre­ Walters and family. !,n,n school * [Ice. $9.89822; No 3 frl, $228.69; No. ’through first-hand experience from ventable disease. 7 frl, $10224. [county supervisor to secretary' of In this enlightened age. the SOUTtl THORNAPPLE. rr(,,, YANKEE SPRINGS—state tax.'state. This latter office he has filled medical man and the surgeon Mrs. Bennie Parks has returned .—>'$226.84: county tax. $1.665 00; town- with exceptional ability, establishhave learned to diagnose disease home after visiting relatives t..,d u,,u ship tax. >..» ki norm School di.irWc __ 81.006.10. districts —line !usg •> a rw<ir«l record for for efflrlencV efficiency that thatisis and iiave developed the science friends in the state of Vermont. of properly treating—often of John Carter of Orangeville town­ No. 1. tax. 8907 80; debt service. • likely to stand for many years to $395.55; No. 3 frl.. 8205.78; No 4 frl.. come Thtpe who wonder whether preventing the spread of conta­ ship was here at his farm FcidAy. none; No 5 frl . 87.60; No. 8 frL, or not he to independently minded or gion. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Jbhnson i nmeshed in the influence of cerA periodical examination by were Sunday evening guests of Mr. $664.74; No. 10 frl., $19948. C'lTY" OF Hastings—St^te tax. tain political bosses have only to look your doctor mM> forestall dan­ ! and Mrs. Thomas Sowerby of Irv­ ‘— over the record lhe recent* rcpub$2.838 61; county tax. $20,855.00. J ol " ** gerous disease and prolong your ing. . llcan convention. There he turned life. George Thomas is laid up with a America’s Greatest Dress Values — In Two Large OBITUARY. down the hand-picked candidates of The next step is to iiave your very lame side, which makes breath­ Groups— Ellen Jennetta. second daughter every so-called boss In the state and prescription filled by lhe most ing almost impossible. of Eneas and Sarah Shqw. was bon) saw to it that the men fie knew and reliable druggist you can find. in P^merston. Canada, on Nov. 13.. trusted were elected. Voters of Green is to be the popular color •1886. the family coming to Free­ Michigan will make no mistake In EdltoriU AdvartlMsisti to *PP«ir In this summer in male attire We were port hi Nov. 1898. She was married electing Frank D- Fitzgerald ns gov­ pretty sure if we held on for long. | . to William Flfield at Hastings on1' ernonF * our tuexdo xrould return to fashion. July 31. 1903. To this union three: (Misses’ sizes 14 to 20—Women's sizes 38 to 54) _________________ ! CLARE HOFFMAN — Candidate children were bom. one son and1 for to congress (nr representative ypnrri -*— — ------ —“ * from Every garment exclusive and hand picked. Rich, two daughters. Jennetta passing in.the fourth district. An able lawyer. Handsome Woolens and Fine Furs make these Infancy and Grace Beatrice four keen-minded, and independent. Mr. years ago. About twenty months ago । Hoffman Ls exceptionally well qualshe was taken Hl but was very -pa- i med to serve this district, in contient during all her sufferings. I gross. A man who believes in A\nerDeath claimed her on Oct. 27. 1934. icall prlt.cl[>l<'a of gorernment as at the age ot 47 years. 11 months ।embodied in the Constitution of the and 14 days. Surviving are the hus- united States. Reds and radicals band, a son. Vernor Fineid. one will get no support from him; pro­ granddaughter. Angle Ellen, three [ gressive measures in the interest of sisters. Mrs. Etta Mead. Battle good government will. Creek. Mrs. Ida Hayes. Mountain FRANK MOSIER—Candidate for Home. Ark.. Mrs. Pearl Haywood, state senator, has had four years’ Coats of tree-bark and bouclc fabrics, in black, Hastings, two half-sisters. Mrs TH- experience in the state legislature brown and green.Fur trims of Manchurian wolf, lie Kuempel and Mrs Sarah Kurch-1 umj many years' experience in pub- ; Special Attention Given to Orders Not in Stock er ot Freeport, besides other rela- )if affairs. He is well qualified fbr I French beaver, caracul and marmink. Many with lives and friends. She was a member I the office of state senator. muffs. of lhe Baptist church and attended ' ELLIS FAULKNER — Candidate services whenever possible. Funeral (or state representative Barry coun­ services were held nt the Baptistry people do not need to be intro- | church on Monday afternoon, the :duced to Ellis Faulkner. He is known' Wnv Ar1,-<vlr nffieintint? ------.... ... ,as nnna sane, r„,..,t level-headed, Rev. n B JI Adcock officiating. Ir'rr. Inter­ ... to everyone ment in the Irving cemetery. fair-minded individual who will be mure interested in good government, THE LITTLE RED BRICK. in helping to put through construc­ In Two Groups Mrs. Minnie Hammond spent tive measures than he will be to fall Thursday with her daughter and in line with party bosses. Ellis family, Mrs. Ruby McCulla. in Has­ Faulkner will make an able repre­ tings. sentative. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Strausbaugh ALLAN HYDE—Candidate for and daughter Wanlta and friend. county clerk. Mr Hyde has a thor­ Clyde Basse*, of' Freeport were ough knowledge of Barry county Grand Rapids visitors Tuesday. affair^ through yean of experience Our school is having a Hallowe'en on the board of supervisors of which party fdf the kiddies Tuesday P. M. he is now the chairman. He also has Mr. and Mrs Chas. Woodruff hud considerable business experience spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. No automobile or gasoline manu­ and will be able to handle the office Hugh Aldrich in Lansing. of county clerk to the satisfaction of Kayter” Leatherette Gloves Lewis and Boyd Bolton attended a facturer, distributor, or dealer will Hallowe’en party given by their Attractive and color­ Black and Brown—$1.00 VERNOR WEBSTER — Candidate music teacher. Mrs. I. J. Smith, in ful new fall styles for register of deeds." Mr. Webster is New Bags—the latest styles all be exempt from any taxes now paid Hostings. Friday evening. well trained for the office through for street, business, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Hammond leather—$1.00 by other business firms if constitu­ attended a card party held at the years of experience in township of­ school and afternoon fices. He has invariably given faith­ Women’s Sweaters—Slipovers Angora home of Dr. C. D. Mohler Saturday ful. efficient service and will give the knit, in dark shades—$1.39 night. tional Amendments No. 2 and 3 are Harold Ten Eyck and daughter. same as register of deeds. Art Goods—Stamped linen and JAY BLAKNEY—Candidate for Kathleen, of Grand Rapids have approved by the voters November 6th county sheriff. Mr. Blakney has had necessary yarns. . been spending a few days with Ohas. experience in public office. Is a fine Woodruff's. Baby Department—Offers great type of citizen who believes that Mrs. Gladys Erb of Hastings visit­ assortment and values. the best weapon against crime is ed at Clifford Hammond's Thursday. on Amendments No / efficient law enforcement. and 3 and save from ARCHIE D. MCDONALD—Candi­ The first shot fired by America during the World war was when the date for prosecuting attorney. Mr. z‘. IS to $50 IN TAXES as compared Io 1933 8. S. Mongolia, an aftned merchant­ McDonald is a capable lawyer of 3 any years experience who has man. fired at an enemy submarine ade Barry county his home beon April 19, 1917.^ cause he was "sold” on this com­ - Boss: "You ask high wages lor a* munity as a place to live. He la in­ AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN man with no experience.” terested In Barry county and Barry ’ Applicant: "Well, air, it’s much county people and will do his best to harder work when you don’t know give faithful, efficient service as anything about ft." county prosecutor. SPAN AT ITS BEST Deposits Insured Up to $5,000 CINDERELLA DRESSES and COATS The Sensation of the Season for Hastings! '322 an(1 *622 BULBS' BULBS' Time to Plant! See Our Assortment! TULIPS, LILIES, CROCUS, HYACINTHS, NARCISSI WINTER COATS Outstanding Fall Values at 8Q88 J— to $9088 £ J— COLORED STONES AND SHELLS DISHES FOR INDOOR PLANTING Wallace Feed & Seed Store The TRUTH (JJJ) Suede and Felt Hats Wash Frocks "Garter Union Suits Cotton at $1.00 Silk, wool and cotton $1.9$ suit Carter Bab Shirts 25c Women’s Wool Snug­ gles 89c $195 VOte VCC**4 I EO Frandsen’s Store Exclusive But Not Expensive 59c �THZ HASTINGS BANNS*. WSDNSSbAT, OCTOBS* 11, 1>M 1 I. 1 Mr*. Jake Weyerman HGsnm I wns spent a few days In Grand Rapids the study of medicine, as well as in I love a bridge. with friend* last week. other direction*. They are wonder­ A bridge that's rustic. Mr. and Mrs Edwin HUI of Mus­ fully gifted. With education the A bridge that's small. kegon spent the week end with Mr. Chinese will make a wonderful peo­ But a covered bridge the beet of all. and Mra. Jake Weyerman. A covered bridge thal hug* a tree . | Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Hart ot Battle The speaker concluded by laying Mr*. Emeu Ftfleld Is in Chicago MU* Lleva Perry was homo from Creek were Sunday gue*U of Mr Ml** Irene Jone* was home from that a new world 1* emerging In (Continued from page one) thi* wrak vialting her mother and Lanalng ovar th* weak and. 1 ,nA_Mrx - Hodge*. i Asia. It Is not yet fully born, but attending the fair. • Hartley Finstrom wa* home from 1 JJL X^d SX ™ s£ Fbutrom ‘family Ton la In the process of being born. -We faSy1? i£h.u ^r^un^v as: L “*ln' OVCr lday ot 1Mr*, cfide Wood8un. Mrs Murdock and Mrs Barnes and have troubles In our own country. Lansing over the week rnd end. ,.“nuy °F I thqir assistants, was splendidly setvgrr.ulna fur-falt hats tar Perhaps the cover la a symbol rare Mr*. William l^Shter Fighter spent spent the th*|I Mr. and Mra. Jim McCue and Wil- 1 ed “ by Mr * wllUam y a • score of High school young We think we are peculiar in that Of the shelter we seek in a Father * Mrs. A. D. Kqlskem visited rela­ respect. America te probably lhe Ftoyd H week eDd her husband in liam Adam* of Ionia called on their ladlcative* in Muskegon over the week n^li f Mr '“d least ■Wk agitated Ml of K>1 all the MIC WU1IU1C1 countries UI In end. W1 Orand l*t*ter. Mrs N. B Rose. Tuesday Aftei ,tu>. uul Uu! wutiu „ Alter ------------------------------------------the dinner there was oom------the wu world WW|d-wlde fer- That measures the toll to that kra. Lcnna Haven has returned r®*” rr.®y * Mr. and Mra. Edward Mannl enMlsae* Eulah Layer and Madeline ' --------munily led merl munitv singing led by by Mortimer Mortimer m<-nt u i< wig th., beginning < singing — w.—» — -• -----Ma«M« wcauiuiAi< of uf a move- ' Country where 11 aP*ndlng some tune tertained guests from Grand Rapids LyBarkar attended the Michigan- 7.? Townsend, two by------ of -•---------• — Into - Interna- i The clumsy structure that spans from a stay ef several month* In wn^nd.' and “'dj*' 0 fine ft™1 solo* *?l?a„by ment a great flow 7 Mr Mnl 001 Illinois game at Ann Arbor on Sat- Miss UKI . u races I Detroit. Miss Hunter Hunter The The regular regular club club propro- uonallsm. WMW which, W111 will „ bind all the year* L — Roland Moon: of Harbor Springs urday. gram followed, after which lhe and togetheri the Judg . „ O.JTJ2L o# toll and elar of r----. twisuu aiuon; ot rtaroor oprings Mr* Neill* Horton of Middleville aeGl -------- --Mffler and Miss Ger- visited Mr. — Mn Bcrt Parrtll of carlton Twp.,-'meeting was turned ever to Dr. A. ment of the speaker Buutof stones of toll and clay of Mis* Eleanor and -------------------------Mr*. Otto Isenhath trude Fletcher of Birmingham spent on —-------Friday - ... evening. —_. visited her daughter and husband, w. Woodburne. chairman of the ' on Saturday and Bunday. Thia wa* o(ie of the most InterestI* not plumbed by rule, but fa*hweek end with Mr. and Mrs. — and Mr*- Clifford “ Mr. Dolan * were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Erway. part October program committee. It had Mis* Alice Clark ot Grand Rapids the loned with shears. ------ -------------in Detroit on Wednesday and of last week. '* ---------- - ( ing and enjoyable parties ever given George Miller. -been planned that* Dr. -----------McGorrlll. wm the guest pt Mr. and Mrs. F. B. “• M1M EUxabeth DeYoe of Muske- Thursday on business. Mr*. Ethel Renkea and Mr. and pastor of lhe Fountain Street Bao- Zd,h^KLTv. S’cfiSlS;« Alfred Thwnscnd of st. Johns has Mrs. Steinhauer and family of Mus- ttel church of Grand Rapids, would Misses Lois and Beulah Severance gon was the guest of Miss Mabel tendon to Dean Matthew*. । In,o joshing or beauty. For that Sluon and Mrs. a. J. Vedder over b®«n the guest of Mr. and Mra. J. M.. kegon were Sunday guest* of Has- be the speaker; but he was taken Dreaa shirt* for men in the . were in Kalamasoo Saturday for the waa unable uiunute to w vwu.c. After the program had been com-1 structure that's grand th* week end. Townsend the past week. tings relative*. very iu 111 *uu and was come Mr snd Mr* Clare Seibert and Mra O*orge Slawson. Mrs James I The Rev. A. J. McNulty leaves thi* Fortunately Dean Shader Matthews. Pitted, members of the Sea Scout isn't built on the Journey. For we . Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lanta of wllh the*r skipper. Russell — —■* for Washington. D. C-. to atIhead of the department of theology can'• ’t — understand wen Bun. *'re to week " "" ' ' Plainwell spent the week end with auldreo ol Excellent quality materials in the University of Chicago, spoke Cleveland, removed the table* to ‘ tend a College o{ Preachers of the i day gue*t* of Mr. and Mr*. Harley Cfan^ Rapid* on Friday. his mother. Mrs. Helen Lantz. The freshet* of storm tn which ef­ Iin Grand Rapid* Sunday evening those who desired might enjoy dancVivian and Doris BlddJe of Episcopal church. Mr. and Mrs. O W. Murphy visit­ Fox and William fort seem* loet. with Bud Wolfe's orcheitra' Mr and Mrs. Warren Wilcox and IHe wa* induced to slay over and Donald Severance of Detroit visit- SrlOi£r*J*.!.UUed „Lhc!r molher' ed her niece. Mrs Wilda Bishop, of an address here Monday night, furnishing the music, a* it had done family and Mr. and Mrs. Basil give । ed hi* uncle. Lemuel Severance. Bldd1®- ™ Sunday Flint on Saturday and Bunday. great a cost. Mrs of Smith of Jackson vteltcd Hastings :Dean Matthews has a world-wide Mr and Vr * Charles IUctk* U The See Seoul., who ere ipomor- 1™'. hl«hw.»> end Uy-w.y. an » Mr*. Nettle Hyde and son. Paul Wednesday while here as jtenog।reputation as a teacher, author and Jackson were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. relatives on Sunday. Hyde, visited Mr. and Mr*. A. 8. rapher for Judge Lacy. * u.. intercroaaed. world traveler Bcarcelv a 'ear that p.d hy lhe Rotary Club, were very . ------------------------------------| Mr and Mra. Aben Johnson and i Dan Lewi* over the week end. Mr. and Mr*. Loyal Edger and ... . Johnson of Flint part of last week. *.«„ « were guests of their parCR— Jlnjd! Finstrom was In Steven and Agnes Johnson were in Ihe does net visit some foreign coun- helpful throughout the evening, in ' And the bridge of our labors seem* Mr. and Mr* V- L. .Wolcott of children so Insecure. ent*. Mr. and Mr*. Burdette Briggs, ------ ..lursday a’^r and Friday at- **u*"1fc -* Saturday -* Chicago on Friday and at tries. During lhe post year he com- taking care of the wraps of the gen- : Charlotte were Sunday evening call­ hleted a round-the-world trip. tlemyn and ladies as they arrived. That the intricate blueprint would । A Century of Progress. tending A Century of Progress. tendtna a rent ers of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels. , ot Bowen* Mills Friday. Dean Matthews spoke of Asia. It al*> m ushering and in other way*. ...---------lose it*--allure. Mra. Charles Roas of Bentley is 1 Mr arid Mrs Robert Burch were Miss Yvonne Trego, a graduatj’of Mr. and Mr*. James Endsley en­ If it weren't for the Beacon to Life's ------------visiting her sister and husband. Mr. in Grand Rapids Saturday to see a wa* not a set address, he talked in ~~~~ •— *** ---------------- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Zylstra and Butterworth hoep^al. has accepted aperture. and Mr*. W. L- Hinman, this week. nephew who was injured in an auto an off-hand, conversational manner ■ '•----family of Grand Rapids on Sunday. a position as nurse at University about the countries of the Far East. A T otlirw noapnui In in Ann Ann Arbor. aroor. MUa °<rirude Bentley of Kalama- accident Friday night. A bridge that's rustic. Mrs. Robert Jessen and Mr*. Har­ hospital -------------------------------------------------------Mr. and Mrs. A- J. Lassen and and gave hl* hearer* to understand **»'»<-» ILUJl Dr. and Mr*. Nlel McLaughlin “ ®a-^ ‘weekand*Ub “r and . ... . ... a A oriage bridge that's mats small. old Stelk of Chicago are guests ot Mra. c C.- A A.- Kerr and oth,!r other fr| friend*. family and Mias Betty Leary were that events of vast Interest to the ' and Edward Barber of Vermontville end«Mr and Mrs. Clarence Crawford this Dut * covered brtdeg the best Of all. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers were Sunday guests ot Mr and Mrs world arc taking place In Jaoan. and Mb* Ethal Ragla were in Ann BP Btrtha Lovelace Stickney. week. In Chicago last week visiting relaTheodore Kilmer ot Lansing. . China. India, and In other Asiatic Mr. and Mrs F E Lane and Mrs. Arbor and Ypallanli Bunday. tlvts and attending A Century ot Mr*. William MUkc Is in Battle countries along lhe Pacific coast. J. R. Hay of Saranac were guest* of Till* week Thursday evening the' DESSERT BRIDGE. "7-'--------------- ' " ■ •S”=.^ ------------------------------------------u -----*lor — tor He told of a visit to Toklo. Japan. *“">«■> he«“" Auxiliary* will ‘l'*.."' 'S'F™1’.?' Mr. and Mr*. F. B. Lane Saturday Pirnqmt HUI district vteited Mr and Mr8 Ru“*11 Kantner spent Sun- daughter. Miss Dorothea, who un- nineteen years ago. make their plans for the observance *hi£b Mrs. K. S. McIntyre Is guard­ Mrs Frank Havwjod of the Chenev day aI,crnoo“ ‘nd Monday at De- derwent operation last week. " c,,"'< every ------- Japanese, *— practically male YI or of ArmUUce ................................................. Ian and Mis* Kfflaa Janet fanat Teale *r»ala 1* assist ..il.r.­ rC and .‘an a Mrg ..prac “ rDay. It being their rev- la “ alld Mrs. Miranda Sisson and Mr* Ar­ dtetrict 8unda*yy “ U Cheney lnjJl wllh Ur Mrj Ca|Totl troll with Mr. and Mrs Carl WesL.S'”! nold Malcolm of North Irving called plnter. Jr. Mrs Isabel Carrolhers and Mrs the refreshments at a- charming on Mrs Ida Palmatler MoRd*y •It­ Mr. and Mrs ■ Harley Tinkler and Anna McGuflln were Sunday guests nirlv every man one wo.ua meet man. pmMen! w.U announce her I em oon . . . .. — .i-aa. standing committees at thia meetino Frank Chilson ot South Bend. Ind., a former Delton resident, was In the city on Monday calling on and urJIned in brown, gray ■> - ---------------Mr. and Mra. Chav. Bryce end . Mr• Clement end visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Warner friends. ._ .... H(, your for the Aux- 'W Mra- Nellie Cross, Mrs L. E. Barpart of last week. Mr*. Warner and . are -------familiar In ---------------this country. He rummage •——articles — ».------------.— — r a Mje are UIUjer nett and Mrs. M. R. Kinde. The Rev. and Mr*. L. L. Dewey children end Mr. Cherta. Conklin JT«“u“u Grace returning with Mr*. Me Cor- saio Mtd u it is Is impunaui important to know or Mr. u>d "" Mrs Will ---------------------Shutters over aiw" what wimw ‘“ary - ,a*, plans . for ------. , - .--------- I ; The Camp Fire girls also sold varand Mr. and Mrs Dodge of Grand ol Kelemetoo epem Bundey «1U> " plgi. buckskin and other Japan thinks ot this country. The to be announced later. | mlck for a few day*' visit. artlrln* harl marto Mr*.----------------CXmkltn s --------sister. Mr*. L. E. the week end. Rapid* 'were in the city Thursday-----Members of the Auxiliary are tons articles they had made. Mrs. Mary Cooper, wfoo ha* been Japanese somehow have imbibed the fine leathers manufactured Harold Tower of Grand Rapids Mrs. R O Finnic ot Woodland evening at the “Around lhe World, Severance, and family. visited lhe Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Mc­ spending the summer Ip Port Byron. notion that the United States ha* urSed to attend the reception for was an out of town guest. Supper." i Tw- - . .. *- .. a secret purpoc of some day al- former Governor Wilber M Bruck’ three days, Tuesday. Wednesday and Nulty Sunday and called on Mr. and N. Y.. came Tuesday ntght lo re­ tacking Japan, and hopes lo destroy « Friday evening at the Legton main for the winter with her daugh ­ Hansen. Price* |LM Mr*. James Bristol. ; Thursday, attending the Michigan OBSERVED NINETYter and husband. Mr. and Mrs H J. the Japanese Empire. He told of roonM following the rally at the stale convention of osteopathic SECOND BIRTHDAY. Stebbins and daughter Helen were Freeland Mrs Cooper visited in meeting many learned men as well Methodist church. This reception te 'physician* and surgeon* as buslneu men. and thoae in the f3r Legtonnalre* and Auxiliary wornBuffalo and Detroit enroute to Has­ tertained twenty relative, at dinner Frank Collin* of Springfield. in Detroit part ot last week as tings. ordinary walks of life. AU seemed on­ guests of Mr*. 8. F- Nchol*. i»uwa. on Sunday, the occasion being the : Mass.. was In the city on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Jason E McElwain 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lzland Hatton and to have the Idea that the United • • * calling on friend*, going from here ninety-second birthday of the for­ and Mis* Emily McElwain were Sun- children, Delmar and Betty, and Ute States lias unfriendly, even hostile, CELEBATED SILVER WEDmer's mother. Mrs. George Shutter*, । to Lansing lo take hte mother home When the DING ANNIVERSARY. day guests of Mr. and Mr*. Ray- former's father, Harry Hatton, of feellng* toward Japan with him for the winter. who ha* been here for several weeks. mond Windeknecht of Owomo. Clyde. Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs Dean denied this, they wanted to Thirty-five relatives end friend* Mrs. Shutters* two daughters and I V. 8. Herbert, relief manager of ~ — - Davl* and Elmer Rising several days last week. know why It was thal America of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Traver of Dr. and Mrs. W. Oone son were present, also her the Western Union Telegraph Co . <x>mes Nov fl to relieve local manage . children spent the week end in Lan­ Other Sunday guests of Mr. and seized the Canal Zone In order that Baltimore township gave them a granacmuinra grandchildren ana and two two great-granagreat-grandsing with friends, lhe former also at­ Mr*. Rising were Mr and Mrs Blake our Atlantic fleet might be quickly happy surprise. Sunday. October 28 , ch.ldren. Guest* were oresent from Rising and Gene. Mr. and Mrs Wal­ brought into the Pacific Whv had the occasion being their 25th wed- OvW st Johns and Belding and Mrs. Goucher will visit In Lan­ tending a chiropractor*' convention Mr. and Mr*. Gary Crook and the ter Durkee and Mis* Julia Durkee of we arlred Hawaii and the Philip- ding_ anniversary. A bountiful din-1 ~ .*t sing. Detroit. Cleveland and posRev. and Mrs. Maylan Jones are in Woodland and Mis* Dori* Williams pine Islands if It were not that these ncr was served to all at one o'clock. CHOIR GUILD. Clothing and Shoes islbly Chicago. I were stepping places to reach Eight guests were present al the I . . — ... . ' . I Mr*. Dwight Bessmer of Canton. St. Charles today to visit the far- i<>t Hastings, I Japan? ' -J silver anniversary that were present, .Th®^cholr °,ul'd, vEm.I22rM7l for Men and Boys (Ohio. 1* spending the week In the mer's aunt. Mr*. Almira Van Ripper | While this suspicion ha* no basis on the first occasion. These were. , lll . rC ". entertained by Mrs. G. Mr. and Mrs Hiram Hopwood of SUCCESSFUL SUPPER , city the guest of Albert Bessmer and so far as this country te concerned, w. O- Tobias. Shuitx; Celia Traver Jt R3"*00*1 “L, .u5venrt' HASTINGS ■ family and her sister. Mis* Mildred Belding were guests of Mrs- Archie the Dean declared that such susBaltimore township; J. E. Tobias, i ,n ® i* 0163 spending the time with AT METHODIST CHURCH Boeskool. She leave* the latter part McCoy and Mr*. Emma R. Evans ilcions by the people of Japan, Battle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Fred sewl*>g. ____________________ of the week Joe a visit with her par­ and other relatives over the week and India have this baste: Fisher. Marshall; Mr. Lyle Tobias. I end. Many'People Took the "Trip thlna venu at Frepionl. PRE-HALLOWE'EN PARTY. lhe white races have taken territory Battle Creek; Mrs. Lewis Abbott.1 ; Mr. and Mr* Ronald Warner of ; The Rev. and Mrs. W. Maylan Around the World" on Mr. and Mrs. H. Leavitt enter­ j from Asiatics and have made themBattle Creek; and Keet Tobias. Jones and ran David were In Ann Detroit'and Mr. and Mrs. Roderick HAllOWrXN rUTT. I selves virtual masters of the great Shultz Itained about 35 guest* at the Cedar Warner of Grand Rapid* were Sun­ Thursday Night Arbor Saturday and attended the Creek community hall wtth a prtday guest* of Mr. and Mrs Homer .. Pacific seaports of Asia. As the PaLyle Tobias made a few fitting re' 1 football game. Their son Billy and a The “Around lhe World Supper-' clflc coast of Asia is the fringe of marks recalling the past year*. Mr. Hallowe'en costume dancing party talned sixteen guest* on Friday I (friend. Laverne Larsen of Luding- Warner. at _.® the Methodist church on ThursMr. and Mrs. J. F- Edmonds and jj£ „ “f!’ lands having a billion people. and and Mr*. Traver were presented with In honor ot their granddaughter, nlng at a delightful BtiMl । ton. both student* at the University. Mr. and Mrs Amll Bachman were i ®'®." ® ‘ , h e‘,*“ * as these lands are now in process of a number of lovely gift*. AU spent Mis* Opal Kelley, of Hastings. party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Re I accompanied them home tor the in Chicago on Thursday and Frl-|yLtL in® nel Proc<*<“ 'great changes, we can sec that Uli a very happy afternoon visiting with Prixes were given for be*t boys' I week end. off food wereobob 1rnP°rl*nl what they lhlnk °* friend* and recalling years gone by and girl*' costume* and a lot of fun tern* and other decorations I mt*, W. w. L. u Hinman Hinman and ana Mrs. Mrs, day p“y and “!’d attended atUndcd A Century ofdifferent items o food were Mrs. He complimented Ute Japanese and left with wishes to Mr. and Mrs. ako was provided in choosing the priate to Hallowe'en were ui Charles Hinman and ; two children JamM wt d ! talned atgrated t^oths ^"® for their wonderful accomplish- Traver for many more years oL wed- best waitsers of the evening Miss the living room and on the re went to Tawas City oh Thursday for • • - “ - °n I ladles in appropriate costumes servEthla Orabom scored Jar the girl* ment tables. . vl.lt with rel.U.e. They returned ?? H **"" ments since Perry compelled them ded life. ; ed. Tables were arranged In the and Lyle Norris for the boys. Ash­ Several clever innovations * o »----------------tn Flint where W I Hinman and ahB 1143 been for lhree months as-‘ large room and the east parlor. Hal­ to open their port* to commerce games of txldge uno by's band provided music and all lhe __ ___ Charles Hinman met them Sunday. !^n.* .T]Uh the of hcr npther. Ninety-eight per cent of the JapanDELIGHTFUL PARTY. ' lowe'en colors predominating in the ------ nln< and ----- - enjoyable, —------- top ** who 1* ill. esc people are literate, which cannot Mr. and Mra. Victor Henney en- were kept smiling by the antics ot; amusing all returning that evening. »no i* ul decorations. A program of songs, two clown*, com shock*, pumpkin* | going to Mr*. Clayton B .-eland of of Mrs Allcc Coo>b*u8h ■nd Ml** be said of any other people They tertained with a Hallowe'en party on Mr. and Mr*. O. H. Cleveland whistling, yodellng and tap dancing esuccted have an uncanny ability to copy Saturday evening. Game* and stunt* and goblins were used as decora- {and Robert O'Connor.. Oolumbu*. .Ohio, are t_,„ '1.2 Florcncc Coolbaugh have returned was also enjoyed People came Dainty refreshment* were ----«»*-— lav*' visit visit Jrom rislt with the forwhat the white race may invent, were greaUy enjoyed. Guests were lion* Thursday for.* couple of day*' -. a - two . . - ,, from several places throughout the SUFFER AND ADDRESS. with her mother. Mr*. Nettle Hyde. 21.r Denrond' of Thi big factories in Toklo and oth- present from Battle Creek also, county and from Grand Rapids. All good lime was declared by all. er Japanese citie* are practical ------— and other relatives They go from ncar. Orove. In all It was one of the moat novel MIm “ Marne Kerr of Greenville was duplicates of the large industrial “500“ CLUB. here on Saturday to East Lansing ame Kprr MONDAY STUDY CLUB. the guest of het brother and wife. and enjoyable event* ever held In plant* of this country. They are _________________________________ _______ Mr*. 8 C. Brock was hostess to to attend lhe football game. the Methodist church. Mr- and Mr*. C. A- Kerr, on Sunday. , able to produce goods fur cheaper her "500 ' club on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs A H. Carvelh was hostess to dress by Dean Eugene Davenport Miss Kerr Is connected with the than we can. or than in any Euro- Mrs. Clarence Goucher winning the Monday Study Club this week, i be preceded by a pot luck aup GREENVILLE PLAYERS . Emergency Welfare service for ----------------------------------------pean nation, because of their abund- high score and, U MU. Mrs. JUUUJ James VIC* ctegtow Mr*. James Bristol gave a review (from 8:M to T:M to which all ► Montcalm Co TH PRPQPNT nnMPRY ant •“PPiy of v’O’ cheap, very ef- low. It was a Very very happy happy party party. ot “Anthony Adverse." .invited. IU rncocn I UUMtUl nclent and well-educated laboring r t Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swanson and . Mr. and Mr*. B. F. Bailey of Lud.. z, n ? 7" . .. . “te“ Japan has made remarkable Mm. C.B. Root, who k. well kno.ngrowU1 U1 cduc.Utm. Her people mg ton were here Sunday and at­ p,n ulmtc ’ tended the Methodist church. Later here in IhuUnm will h.« . preml. wU1 ► they were the guests of the Rev. and nent roll ta The Torch Be.rm/ „ tareXw,. j.p,.,, denuuid. her ** Prevented by the pIaa. , the slul ,nd rceofnltlon .. Mrs. W. Maylan Jones k Mrs. J M. Townsend returned on «no ol the tre.t power, ol the world. T,.^ !pelk„ „ld lhal p„)u. Sunday from a week's visit with November a. M the Hkth retool .udllnelum Greenville. Other, in u>e mce. ulut colored r.ee. meke Am’ relative* and friend* al North Brad­ * ley and Coleman, attending a ref I erica lire object ol .mplclon uid ► union of old time friends al Coleman cea Bell. Gall WatU. Mrs. R. Rotter, enmity. The Japanese, lhe Chlneae Landen Houle. Harmon McLean. ;and lire people ot India know that ► on Saturday evening. k Judge and Mrs. R. R. McPeek and Eml Wycon. Lerner Brlckren. Wm. mtellcclually^ey are lire equal, ot Court Stenographer Wm. Smith and Ziegler. MU. Katherine Wheeler. I the cauaui|,5. in potential ability. ’ Mrs. Smith of charlotte and Mr. M1M Allee Vaughn and MU, Mar-1 No more girted .tudenu can be » and Mrs. KlndaU of Grand Rapid* garri Oravener. All but five or the ,ound than there rumldied br there Ang Granalatod k attended the Rotary Club party at care members have appeared in pre-, thr„ dounlriea. which are all makvlou. di-le Player, production., Mr., lnK tremendous strides In education. t Hastings Monday night. Tn. !lx,,ker said that nobody can . Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crook vteltcd C. B. Beal IS dimpling the play. ’ Mr. and Mr*. Charles Farrell of understand Chnt*. There is a treMild. Mallow Michigan * Nashville Sunday, taking Mr. Far- LEGION AND AUXILIARY I mendous upheaval going on there; PARTY TUESDAY NIGHT. but the direction it would finally About seventy-five members of the » logg camp at Pine lake, going from take and what might coma from it American Legion, the Auxiliary and l there to Wayland to call on friends. no man can foretell. All one can say Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pender of this their families enjoyed a delightful is that China ts headed for some­ Hallowe'en party at the Legion ’ city were Sunday guest* of Mr. and thing that will be of the greatest ► Mr*. Jack Snyder of South Hastings. rooms on Tuqpday evening. Importance to the world. Ghosts and a witch greeted Ute 5-u.-<^b— it.. ► Other Sunday callers at the Snydey We are apt to think of the people » home were Mr. and Mrs; Guy Wil­ people and made them feel at home of India as a homegeneous popula. lard and Mr. and Mrs Lcwu Harry preceding the pot luck supper. The lion, but that is not true. India is table* were decorated with black and family of this city. an aggregation of countries, *peuk’ Mr*. E A. Caukin and daughter. cate and Hallowe'en colors, and । ing different languages, having dif­ k M1M Hasal, accompanied by lhe tor­ many of the guests wort hard time I ferent religions, with different ra­ > rner'a sister-in-law, Mr*. C. J. Mer- costumes causing a lot of fun. cial backgrounds, but all united un­ Following the supper, music was » rick of Ojand Rapids, were guest* one government ruled by Great furnished by George Schllthroat der ' k of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Clark of Britain. He spoke of universities the Roush Bras., and little Wan- . Chicago on Saturday and Sunday. and in India with 30.000 students. da Schllthroat delighted her hearers ! ’ M E. Caukin of Sparta and Mr. Therrf has been a recent remarkable ► Merrick were guests of the former s with several solos. Dancing conciud- growth tn higher educational insti­ Nico Cats ed a very enjoyable evening. > aon. E. A. Caukin. over the week end. tutions In that cotmtry. Spacial— > Mr*. Erma Gardner expect* to be Speaking of all Asiastic countries, GAME DINNER. tn Lansing Saturday to visit her On Wednesday evening of last ha said, they are tn a ferment, f aon*, Nelson and Robert, who are reaching for something they do not ’ student* at the M. 8. C. There will tertained eight guest* al a three quite understand, but all realise thal • be a football game between Mar­ course game dinner at six o'clock. they must be united, must make Cboka Cut. > qugtte College and Michigan State Bridge was played during the eve­ progress and must work out -a bet­ > College, and in lhe interval* between ning and all had a happy time ter destiny for themselves. It I* un­ quarters and the half there will be Guests from out ot town were Mr. fortunate thal all these countries r toot races, in which hej-'rom will and Mrs. Harold Van DeGicsien of have a prejudice against the United Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs States because of the manner In Pur. Rrftead which we treat their dark skUmed Harvey High of^Galesburg. k Jake Weyerman were, Mr. and Mrs. subject* We have classed them as , Charley Wertenberger and Mr. gnd Inferior* They propose to allow us ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. MT*. Harry Welton of Grand Rapids Mln Helen J. Pation's engagement they arc hot inferior and are mak­ * and Mr*. Cobh and daughter. Doro- to Maurice y. Loucks is announced ing great progress toward a iiifher ► thr by her mother, Mrs Lou Anna Pat­ civilisation. In the sciences these » I Mr. and Mr*. Buri* Clark and two ton of Cloverdale. Mr. Loucks, wba I* countries arc not backward India t I daughters of Holland and Mr. and a chemist at the Dow Ctwmical Co., has »<?me of the world * outstanding A >Mn. Deward Giltner and two chil- ts the son of Mr. and Mr* E E. men in the study of plant life. Jap­ ' dren ot Detroit were guc*ts of Mr. Loucks of Tiffin. Ohio. The wedding anese scientiata arc authorities in ’ and Mr*. Ju*. M- Gilmer over the will take place at Midland uu Tuoa- biology and in earth movement*, day, November 20. such u volcanoes and earthquake*. Social Events and Personal Mention 3 Mr. and HAT SHIRTS s L CAPS Auxiliary Activities GLOVES SsBS ““ *“-• 5 rrt TU,k‘" --.•sh.rs.x T.S.BAIRD If you enjoy L. V. BESSMER orroMenusT We Offer. V'< Friday, Nov. 2 Saturday, Nov. 3 CoHee «- the 95 )0 id >y 10 Pound* Cheese * 17c S3® Butter is 30c A NEW AND MODERN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE FOR HASTINGS MICHIGAN x 19c Crackers The Kalamazoo Laundry Company MEAT MARKET SPECIALS Beel Roasts C n Beef Ribs 3 b. 15c Lard Kalamazoo, Michigan Who operate one of the Leading and Largest Laundry and Dry Cleaning plants in the state, are prepared to give the citizens of Hastings, real city service at reasonable price*. Quality, Satisfaction and Service is their slogan. Miss Marie Parker TELEPHONE 2318 Will act as our local agent and will be pleased to HINMAN*/ Wt Mivtr Th* B/G-Littk Star* Phon* 2491 calls and give information as to price* and a* �THE HASTINGS BANNEM, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1S34 BUS FARES - From Hastings To Kalamazoo _ ___ 80c Battle Creek----- 8Oc Grand Rapids, $1.15 Lansing ______ 1.15 Chicago______ 3.30Detroit_______ 3.60 12 BUSSES DAILY THE TRIO CAFE HASTINGS it MICHIGAN when buying WANTS THE CHURCHES "Gae Tax Strategy" I DREMMaKTNO—Al ONE CENT A WORD. NO. ADVER­ TISEMENT LESS THAN 25c. free mzthodibt ohubcb. WINTER APPltF.K at lh» Hall nreh.r.l Toil SAI. four mllaa woat of Frovport. flood eider applet IS eenta buthrl If,. FOR RALE—Good 7 room home In rood I location. Frier SI.500 if taken at onre. I S500 down, balance terma. Inquire al 420 E. Blair Nt. any day except Sat ION RALE ordar. ' If. 1 FOR RALE—Winter apple*, rood aprai44 I fruit. 4H nillct northwett of H>' FOR SALE— 30 nice plat. P weeka old. tinrt. Morris Calkin. Route 3. - tf. ulek .ale Will .,11 .n. IFOR RALE—Enaine and part. f»t Model •in ml. er avne Olfle,. Woodland. T Fetd.alan WiUard batter,. Wei fi-i Rrmte 2 nr nuuire 427 E Blair 10 31 | bet Delton. 11-7 i.ff,,. PIANO TUNER—Call E. T Wood for to 51 prompt and reliable work Phone 3f,42 Reaidenre 135 F. Hand HI. II 7 FOR RENT— Sn—50 ht.l. my ISO acre farm, half mile north of Fceepoft arh-ol hnn.e. C M Retiedlek 11 14 FOR RALE—Cietrar trarPir with double 'For half TUBES PHILCO 1 FOR SALE WARD BAINE WANTED—To b.t. to «,>■. vnunc Hlirnp -»e. Le.he 4,|,m. N ahville. Rout. 3. Na.h.lUe <19—FS 10 31 " I FOR RALE—Winter ,w.h ----- - j CARDS of THANKS Phone 2370 <ARI) or TH.XI AtlHOTS ' GEO. M. NEWTON pairing. Cask for Old Gold. reel Huaiinea Ht ule to 31 FOR RALE -Round Oak brail*- c .torr relative, and friend, f No. 10. amid condition j. J D-.trr. ad. durinc th, din.-.. Delton. Ip 31 dear wife _ mother an, Our Service »| GRANGE PROGRAMS To PROTECT You Constantly Adjust Fairly MAPLE LEAF ORANGE CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Report of the Condition of The Hastings City Bank REHOURCER informed voters of Michigan arc learning more about the hidden 1m(auoa8ud ujojjponupuoo) Snndav Reboot 10:30 a. M . plications and provisions contained । of the Brotherhood that Dr. n Win “reach next Sunday in the proposed state constitutional bers McClusky was one of the outstand­ men of the country in his line amendments which on their face ing I of work. It will be a privilege to hear 'would merely cut the state's gas tax ' * (from 3 cents to 2 cents, and would him. December 18. — “Religion as a ing, limit to the present rale of 35 cents ( Character Builder." This address a hundredweight, the annual tax on will , be Riven by Miss Ione Catton. all but commercial motor vehicles. < Children's Division of the Michigan , While the consequences of these Council I of Religious Education. No । ------------provisions, particularly the proposed proposed parent i should sidestep the obliga­ I Jefferson st. untted bretkren cut in the gua tax. would be disas- tion he or she is under to start the church. jtrous enough on the owner of real child in life in a way that will help, restate who would find himself that child to build a deoendable ik** wh shouldered with highway bonded in- character. The spirit of Jesus interrai debtedness now met from gas and Christ can do that very thing for .weight tax revenues, recent days the child. Hence there should be *iA(ip ihave revealed a heretofore unknown great interest in this second lecture 11 .00 A. M E» I provision In the proposed amend- of lhe course. ’•'! sr a^m'0*' ,0 11 A-1 ments—a provision op which the January 17 —"Children's Radio —Rond** school " on sponsors have been strangely silent Programs" urograms by Professor professor Waldo Walt Ab■........... ■“ lhe,lr PUMWW. t Ibott, |-----„„ director of broadcasting “ --- ----------------‘ " I „ at the 9.13$ 00 Moo no 53.903.33 34,475.00 55.000.00 35.000 on 90.000 00 I3.ssn.no li Iflo.at I5.sno.on ABILITIEK Doltara Cl«. aon.on 300.00 tat sn.nno.no ,h»t th. radio u a talor In rduea. tlon cannot be questioned, But what kind of an education? That Is the Important part. How this education can be accomplished will be revealed by Professor Abbott. February 21—"The place of «oclal Hygiene In character Education," by > Miss Mellta Hutzel of the Michigan Health Department. That proper, education for health and hygiene, have a bearing upon character and j one's attitude toward life cannot b? | questioned. This should be a most interesting addreas. March 21—"The Place of Music In | Character Building." by Professor J. I E Maddy, who has charge of music RTATE of MICHIGAN. COUNTY of harry education by radio at the University of Michigan. Professor Maddy has come Into great prominence as the director of the Interlochen High [ School Music Camp In northern j Michigan. Tills has given him a I nation-wide reputation. All these lectures will be given at the Central school auditorium a», Hostinss and will commence at ’ eight o'clock each night. Nothing finer than tills course Kentucky, provided could be brought into Barry countv. .. like Virginian, ________ _ , ______ The population of Latin America Parents who are Interested In their, some of Indiana's early governor*. is increasing at a much greater rate -u.iu_ . «— ,.u «_ .. among them James Brown Ray, who than the United 8 tn tee. amendment on that subject next । jcctures twice was elected to the highest of ­ ,b. Legls- i n(lh par,nt Muea_ November? incidentally, the lature pos«c.ues this authority al­ tion Institute will be held at .the fice in the state. Ray, fourth Indi­ ready. but previous bodies have University of Michigan November 1. ana governor, wns born in Jefferson | sought the voters' mandate. HASTINGS PARISH. . xr.HMcr.ua February 19. 2. 3 and 4. There Ls a wonderful p.upro­ 5™n,jr' METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. The motor and petroleum indus­ cram for each day We hope the lZM- ■nd thirty-one years tries of Michigan certainly repre­ Parent-Teacher clubs of Barry, of °K age e when inaugurated Into into the am sent the largest financial “winnings" county may be represented. He studied law at ij governor's office. Ho bucks. Beller than the average .... -.-45 a M • While they are the । Cincinnati and then went to Brook­ farm flock. Mostly Shropshire!, Sund^'RcbooT to on a I backbone of this state's employment, rille, where he took up legal practhey also enjoy a formidable por­ Frcsh apples, apricots and pears tlce. / . choice, 15.00: second choice, 14.00: no'tlon of the wealth which flows M through this regimentation of to­ cannot be Imported into Switzerland farm 2 miles north and east of Bird । Collar May Save Somathing il oo A. M. dustrlal workers Any state income without a government permit | Jud Tunkins says If living Is to Sanctuary, Gull lake, or 2'4 miles no a. M :tax which would be evaded, even south and east of Hickory Corners. Who Could Saa That? though legally, by this vast stream bo more expensive for the whitei.'hf «iM7on ,of wcalth enloyed by all business asED. O’CONNOR The spy gloss used by Lord Nel­ I collar man, he hopes those cheap 100 Meachem Ave. i, in soclated with automobiles and oil. son at Trafalgar brought about J7.- old celluloid collars will conje back a huge divLion of Michigan's giants 000 tn London at auction. Phone 4212. Battle Creek. * In style. ; of industry would be no tax at all— h nlaht .save on the farmer and on those commercial enterprises and citizens ASSYRIA CENTER METHODIST . who. instead of making cars and PROTESTANT CIRCUIT j gasoline, merely buy them. Regardless of how voters treat the proposed gas and weight tax amend­ ments. no intimate political history of these years in Michigan will be complete in the future without ref­ When meat is much cheaper? Bring your eggs in to us. Wo will pay you erence to one of the most titanic | DELTON M. B. CHURCH NOTBB. hoaxes on the state in general, as cash. Buy all your meats and groceries and spend the difference. The follow­ contemplated bv the so-called "gas I ing .are just a few items on which you can make a real saving. Not only that, and weight tax" proposals. It con­ but have you gotten your trade card from us? Ask us about it, it entitles you stitutes clam legislation! with re­ to many fine presents. ' . » verse English—the minority of industries would nay the tax. It might be belter to frame the law so that only those firms to pay * (100% Pure Beef) It. are specified. Voters would get a Hard Wheat Guarantee BatlsfacUon clearer idea of how they were to be "sold down the river." if this were Our Best Blend done. The amendments are not only SWISS STFAK dangerous, but their backers are again exposed ns untrustworthy and BASTDTOB CTTT MISSION. Victor Best Y«t unworthy of public confidence. r.MMANUEL CHURCH (Episcopal). MIDDLE AGEb wide 220 E. Stale St. With almon neb lUccMdlnt da,.' CENTRAL P. T. A ME COURSE sUU taUUture U .ulhoriKd to nt. ’ act a state income tax. every firm or ,l un corporation of whatsoever nature, Hund ay In the m ib'lv connected with th* automobile inI qnd IO 30 wiihin duitrY. or lhe petroleum Industry of hnral. and. 1 ii b. in this entire state, would be automaio»ed tlcally exempted from this tax. An called during th.’ opinion from the Attorney General Church School al 0 30 A. 31, [.settled this matter once and for all. YAK METHODIBT CHUB0H I The news was broadcast, as well it should F^vc been. | It cau^s some of us to give pause |to lhe consideration: "Just who is to be benefltted by the proposed amendments?" Certainly it Is not the motorist—he might save |5 a year in gas taxes if the price of gasoline didn't Increase after the state tax were cut a third. If the price of gu increases by a cent aft­ er a few months then he merely starts paying that 25 he thought he would save, to the oil companies for, their proflt. Instead of the state for good roads. That lets out the mo­ torist. to begin with. Just what are we to think of a secret move which would exempt n 3i> a M possibly 50 per cent of the volume of CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. industrial income of Michigan from an income tax not yet in existence. wb“wl" “• “il; I vn'vmlll or MWitan. The FOR SALE, Live Stock FAIR LAKE This neighborhood was saddened by the death of George Rockwell, in 3t . who jnssed away after a short III­ ° ! ness Much sympathy is extended r..ar. । hi-' bereaved ones. io 3i I Mr and Mrs. Hill and family of i Nashville were Sunday visitors at ■ Lottie Colllster's -1 Mrs Earl Fritz entertained her r mother from Battle Creek and her 'f aunt from Flint Sunday i । Mr. and Mrs Ray Pierce spent J. I Sunday In Shultz. ,t Mrs Gordon Stanton entertained ' about thirty friends at a shower in m w- her. home in honor of Mrs Russell in 3*t ।Tolles on Saturday, afternoon All 1 enjoyed a lovely time Many beautlLio it ful ggts were received bv the bride, TouI<><im> | The Runnel Ladles' Aid wns'kirgcmt™, |ly attended at the minister's home Ha>t>n(. tn Hickory Comers Thursday. AU report a very pleasant day Mrs. Alice Underhill Is spending the week with her son. Oscar Jpnes, nnd family at Hastings. ’ Mrs Harold Smith is very sick in Borgcss hospital. ’ i BODY GLASS > 4 Installed while you wait > New and Used 4 GLENN F. LAUBAUGH ► Ilastlnn Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service Why Eat Eggs? Ground Beef Round, Sirloin CRDER TOR PUBLICATION. S a',': Bslectlvi Pressure Nothing else like PI.EASANT HILL. At the P. T. A. meeting Friday evening Edith Johnson was elected president: Herb Cdpk. vice-president and Nellie Bedfora, secretary-treas, urer. On Wednesday Mrt. Herb Cook entertained Mrs. Mae Holtzel and SCIENTIST Mrs. Emma Murdock of Hastings Chard to honor of Mrs, Rose Colgrove who has been staying with her the post three weeks and who left Thursday for Greenville to stay with her [daughter for lhe winter. I Mr. and Mb Clare Williams enFIRST METHODIBT EPISCOPAL | tertained Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crave । and sister. Mrs. Russell, of Caledonia Bunday. at'™8"J Mrs L>’d,a Williams spent a few b..or'i days this week with her niece, Mrs. Church Bert Palmer, and family. aVd"t ' Mr and Mrs Herb Cook, accomr-.ented panlcd Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis fv.n i an<1 Mr' and Mrs' Howard Lewis to 1 I Fort Wyane and spent the week end I 'with friends there. ln.d_,onfiuud»y Ver*. attended A Century ol Prog­ ress Saturday and Sunday. pt Qnim- WANTED hear.nc her Anal arc,nir.t The Prescriptioa Drag Store jtajttngj 666 LIQUID - TABLCTC MICHIGAN COLDS FEVER ORDER FOR PUBLICATION HEADACHES G. B. CISLER AUCTIONEER CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Donald R. Krina, Mlniatar HASTINGS MARKETS Death Penalty During War From April fl, 1917, to Juno 30, 1919, tho death penalty Imposed by general court-martial of the United tlon In 33 cases tor offenses as fol­ lows: Murder. 2, murder and mutiX Executions by flring squads hare not been held since ClvfF war'll riles. No executions which took place { during the World Ver were Inflict­ ed by firing squads. DP.DER FOR rUNI.ICATION Traffic Accidanta Costly M.ddlejtllS ro. _ Traffic accidents cost thia country : 30.000 Uvea a year. Accidents and congestion combined account for J3.- I 000.000,000. an annual , per capita i tax of |24 for each inan. and child. r,<i r.'.vatl „0, eopr Mlldrod faith. RaglaWr af Prabalo. I Twenty-five million । Charles Dickens' books ha PUblUbsd. moat directly In line with the axis of the earth, and from the North exactly overhead. It U Dot visible from the South pole. t 2 lb.. 15c lb. 12c Boiling Beef • lb. 5c Beef Ribs lb. 7c Beef Roasts (chuck) lb. 9c Bacon—half or whole lb. 19c Slab Bacon—Home Mild Sugar Cured Pprk Shoulder Roasts lb. 14c One-half or Whole Pork Steak Chunk Pork Flour lb. 19c Pancake Flour 5-lb. sack 25c Soda Crackers Salad Dressing 2 lbs. 19c 1 qt. 25c Gold Bond Sugar Potatoes (Home Grown) lb. 15c lb. 13c 24 J lb. sack 90c Coffee 10 iba for 54c peck 9c Soap, Laundry Toilet Tissue 10 bara 25c 6 rolls 25c ROSEVALE MARKET USE CLEAN MILK// It Makes for Better Health and You Don't Have to Worry About the Dangers Lurking in Impure Milk Above everything eke, you should know that the milk you use in your home is CLEAN. Then you have no . worries about illness or serious epi­ demics so often caused by impure milk. Officials representing the State of Michigan, after repeated testa, have proven that no CLEANER milk is produced anywhere than that pro­ duced by Highlands Dairy. No de- tail is overlooked making towards “Cleanliness” in the milk we pro­ duce. Our cows are regularly in­ spected by representatives of the state. Stable surroundings are per­ fect; the milk is drawn and bottled automatically. Theae are a few of the reasons why the Highlands Dairy is the only one in thia section permitted to sell milk as Grade “A,” Why not try it? THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich. �Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1934 Economist Finds Hope for Future In Ford Farm Exhibit at the Fair Soybeans *. noo.no .3 sso.on I ISO.M 5 ano on n.nnn.nn a oon.no • Ml «4 1,450 00 11.910.31 Jul-Jon Yu, famous Chinese soonomlst, pictured In the patch of growing soy bean* which Is a part of the agricultural exhibit of tho Ford Exposi­ tion at A Century of Progress. LTHOUGH Henry Ford is recog­ nised by Chinese students of western clvlllutloo as tho greatest Industrialist ot his time, bls fame a* a student of social problems and as a daring economic innovator will live long after hts tecord as an in­ dustrial leader is forgotten, Jn tho opinion of Jul-Jen Yu, noted econo- A ock •hires, i, first f Bird miles ■rnera. NORTHEAST IRVING, returned cool off the passions of Colonial paMr. and Mra. Jake Walker of Ha»-I tended vteit with Mr. and Mra |triot*. In London. England, they . ting* spent Sunday yith Mr. and | Grover Marshall, were, bet ting that the rebel Wash­ DOWLING ington would never face an encoun­ Mrs. Earl Oler and family. ter with the King's troop*. It 1* A, j. Eckert of Grand Rapid* ha* only fair to say that In England, been assisting with the work at the farm of Sam Eckert, hl* father, the Thuraday until dinner Thursday, Nov. I opinion to the situation In Amer­ The following tedtae ica wa* divided. The average Briton Uncle Sam's farm relief program ^ilw Anna Baar spent Saturday [ Mr. andMrs.U.B.EBteton of committee for work: fc U being subjected to all kinds of with Mi** Lucille Basset at Freeco L. W. son. Blondie Struble, and economic freedom. "TT ~ ~-------- ----------and Del But if Lord How* thought that 'criticism. The Christian Science port Monday. _ k Etta Stanton | Jarrard* Mra. Norton u In'poor health . and^Blanche fW!. Dee. is among •»the *-» latest lhad boycotted British good* in pro-1lhe presence of hl* big fleet was Monitor, '• —♦ to poke Miss Pauline Moore accompanied' ।— test -' against —'“■* lhe "■ stamp ------- •— Act"--------forced' going i to scare out the Colonial*, he fun at it. in a rather ironical man­ Mr. and Mr*. Marvin Thaler lo; ner. it recently offered this editorial; had "another think coming." Seeing Grand Rapid* Friday and visited | On July 4th, 1778, in Philadelphia that there wa* no indication of comment upon what It termed "a friends there. the Declaration of Independence ‘.'quitting,'’ Lord Howe concluded farmer'* dilemma." "Bometlilng new in dilemmas ha* MORGAN was formally adopted, having been to offer peace before he loosed hl* Dld you heoY the wedding bell* studied and discussed in full ses­ dogs of war. He first tried Benjamin appeared on the agricultural horision the day before. "Dial same day Franklin and then Gen. Washing­ zon after the patience and endur- rjng Wednesday? Donald Mead was Gen. Howe completed the movement ton, but about all that he had to of- ance of the American former had J married to Miss Muriel Young of of his troops, and the great British fer wo* pardon for those who would been tested to lhe utmost. First, he Ravenna. Congratulations. clayton and Ruby Webb attended fleet lay at anchor In the bay. Howe submit to the King. That wouldn't had falling prices of almost everyhad not struck yet because he-was satisfy so he landed hl* troop*. New thing he sold to contend with. Then a Hallowe en party at lhe Hoffman awaiting the arrival of his brother York and all of Manhattan was the problem of overproduction had home at Quimby Saturday. from England with another large doomed. The route of the Conti- to be faced. And just as expert Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Draper and fleet, and thousands more of British nentals continued . through Jersey, measure* to meet that situation were son Rex called on Fred Cool at soldier*, and other thousands of and across the Delaware before the I provided, along came the drouth and Clarksville Sunday afternoon. calculations. temporary turning point, with the upset all "^iion. hired Hessian*. Millie plury Is home after spend­ "Now a farmer In one of the New ing a few days with friends in Bat­ Knowledge of ell this did not ren­ epic crossing at Trenton at the end Digland states write* to hl* news­ tie Creek. der the neighborhood a more peace- of lhe awful winter of 1778. But there was lo be no "turning paper protesting against what he Rev. and Mra. Allen DeLong visit­ Increasing confusion In the narrow point" for New York for many a calls "unwitting governmental dis­ ed Millie plury Sunday and took1 streets of the city, with families day—In fact until the autumn of crimination.” He says that a cousin their father, Austin DeLong. home , (also a farmer) in a southern state struggling to get away and panic 1783 .when the city was handed back with them. Austin DeLong wo* a । CHANGE THE OIL in your raar ub received an---order from------------Washington —-------—, guest of hls sister a few days last1 holding them bock. As a war meas­ to a victorious Washington and the------------------transmission to Winter Grad indomitable; to plow under 25 per cent of hls cot-1 week. He Is not getting along as well I ure too. Gen. Washington had or­ story of hope and replied n'e rcousin "'4ln "" ’ted that as his friend* would like. dered the city cleared of women and leadership wa* over. Then clustered ton crop. 'The children as far as could be. If the at the Battery and along the shores there was not so much as a single QUIMBY. pay you. shore line was to be exposed lo con­ they saw the last of those ominous boll on hl* property. He was then In­ Mrs. Joy Smith and brother Victor stant danger and attack, naturally white sail*, remnant* of a departing formed that os he was on the gov­ only potential fighters should be fleet, bearing lhe flag of Britain ernment list as a cotton planter, it Sparks, started Saturday morning A NEW FORD BATTERY will insure on their eastern trip which Includes would be appreciated If he would permitted to remain. If evacuation aloft and red-coals and torle* be­ quick start. should prove the alternative to an­ low. They left a countryside bat­ kindly co-operate and plow up 25 Maine and Mas*. The Farm Bureau held their meet­ nihilation. it surely would be bet- tered. but emancipated; a harbor per cent of hl* land anyhow. ing at Quimby Wednesday evening, No Fig* Yet Get* Check. PRESTONE or ZERONE in your <adiator comparatively empty, but serene; a "Shortly after this puzzling Inci­ the Ladies' Aid furnished their suppeople raggeff. but ruggctTand un­ Boon after the Declaration of In­ conquered. Picture New York as it dent it is reported he received an­ Miss Evelyn Lovell who under­ ing of finish nor injury to motor when these dependence was adopted In Phlla- was then; as it 1* to-day; and one other government communication dephla, John Hancock. President of must marvel over the fact that only ordering him to get rid ot 25 per cent went an operation for appendicitis of hl* pigs. Again he took his pen In at Pennock hospital was removed to the Continental Congress, dispatched 150 years have intervened. hand and regretfully declared that her home here Monday and 1* doing W. R. Cook. a messenger to New York City with A GOOD CAR HEATER, either hot ' his farm could not boast even os nicely. the complete text of the Declara­ Mrs clhra Scott has been visiting much a* three little pigs. And again tion. and requested that It be read or air, is not only a comfort but almost her son. Chester, and wife in Chi­ at the head of the army, and to the necessity fer Winter driving. emment list as a pig-breeder and cago the past week. public In some suitable way. Due to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reynolds and would he. please do something about the "rapid transit” facilities of that daughter, Marjorie, of Grand Rap­ time, it took throe day* to reach Drive in and let us check up on all the lit­ "After hts correspondence with ids spent Sunday at their farm here. Now York. True to the request. Gen. The Young People's class was en­ tle things which make for care-free Win­ Washington ordered that all bri­ 1c for the Spokes Club at their last Washington had been forgotten the gades be drawn up in formations on meeting. Vice-Pre*. H. Foster pre­ southerner one day received two tertained at the Hoffman home Sat­ ter driving. sided in the absence of the Presi ­ urday night. All report a very en ­ official-looking envelopes In which their parade grounds at six o'clock joyable time. he found two handsome checks in the evening when the Declaration dent. Stuart Clement. Ray Johns, State Hi-Y Secretary, from Uncle Bum. One was for plow­ Freda Scott and Doreen Rltzman would be read to them, with the hope that it would serve as a fresh called on the Y leaders at Middle­ ing under the cotton he did not spent the week end with relative* Incentive to every officer and sol­ ville last Tuesday, especially about grow and the other was for doing in Battle Creek. dier to act with fidelity and cour­ lhe program for the State Older away with 25 per cent of the pigs he SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. age. fully realizing that peace and Boys' conference at Lansing, Nov. Mr, and Mrs. Peter Hoffman visit­ 'And now lhe New England farmsafety depended solely upon suc­ ed their grandson Billy Sunday at Freeport High school will have cess at arms. It really seems strange his grandmother Shoup's in Nash­ their beat Hl-Y Club this year, ac ­ on the same list as ids cousin. He that the largest gathering of sol­ ville. Billy had his tonsils removed diers addressed was way. way up at cording to the way a few boys ac­ can't grow cotton tn hl* neck of the Thursday. the then head of Broadway, which is cepted the Challenge of Service lost woods, pigs are prohibited by the Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Scott and Mrs. selectmen, and he does not wish to now the City Hall park. Inside of It is unfortunate If every think­ pull up stakes and go south. So what Minnie Elliott returned to Grand that City'Hall square on that after­ Rapids Sunday after spending the noon stood a noble looking steed, ing voter did not read the two arti­ is he to do?" summer at their form home. and on its back sat Gen. Washing­ cles on local option In the Banner Sllver may hove drawbacks. but I ' Mrs. Lulu Gray and son Robert last week. ton while one of hl* aides read the you can't work up a prosperous feel-' spent Sunday with Leon Gray's In Declaration of Independence, the tiie world over, begins on Armistice Ing by playing with two paper dol­ West Vermontville. first time that It had lycn heard In Mrs. Lillian Fath of Grand Rapids Day this year. Nov. 11 to 17 Is lhe lars tn your pocket. New York City. The army was a week. Let's pray for the 20.207.551 rather ragged looking bunch, but they made the air ring with their Wounded men and 900.000 orphans resounding cheers. From that day and 5.000.000 widows caused by the Eastern Paper Ridicules U. S Farm Program THOUGH BIG FLEET : 06643126 ‘^*2^ Cold. Weather Driving Conditions Are Here Prepare Your Car for Winter Driving lists Ci usrlca r rata PART 1 THE HASTINGS BANNER On his way back to China after aevoral months apont In Europe, t£* Chlnsso, government- to study European economic trends and their effects on Chinese foreign trade. Mr. Yu found tho Ford Industrialised Barn at tho motor exhibit, where Ford's ideas for a closer cooperation between agriculture and Industry are presented to World's Fair vis­ itors, "the longest look into the fu­ ture” ho had seen on tho grounds of A Century of Progress. !Tho en­ couragement of soy bean culture and tho development of tho simple extraction methods shown in this barn may easily mean tho beginning of a word-wide chango In farm prac­ tice," Mr. Yu stated. "The idea of tho marketing by tho farmer of fin­ ished products, rather than raw mu­ Want to Buy or Sell? terials is one which, if fpllowed out extensively, will add immeasurably to the farm income of any country; axrtl the other half of tho Ford plan, whleh calls for the literal 'farming out ot tho finishing operations on small part* to give farmArs paying work during the winter season may also work a tremendous chango in the economic and social history of The Ford Industrialized Barn, which Mr. Yu found so significant. Is interesting from a sentimental as well as a scientific and economic standpoint It is tho barn bullt'by Henry Ford's father, William Ford, on the Ford homestead at what Is now Dearborn. Michigan, in tho year of Henry Ford’s birth. Before tho opening of the 1934 Fair In Chicago, It was torn down, shipped board by board and shingle by shingle, to Chicago, add re-erected to house the Ford farm-industrial exhibits. Since the opening of the Fair last May, almost two million visitors, in­ cluding farmers, city dwellers, stu­ dents of agriculture and economics, and leaders of agriculture and in­ dustry. have visited the Ford Indus­ trialized Barn, with the result that Ing discussed in every part of lhe nation and tho world. Try Our Want Column SUMMARY OF THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TQ THE CONSTITUTION OF MICHIGAN Which Will Appear on the Ballot November 6. The amendments will be placed on lhe ballpt and will be re­ ferred to largely as “No. 1. No. 3. etc.” It would take four or six columns of the Banner to print the wording of these amend­ ments as they will appear on the official ballot. Accordingly we will summarise them as follows: ~How Will Yoa Vote? PURPOSE No lar slectloaa tor Iitrstlon or th* out or poUtlci. u Tha (Molln* ccapt.-Ua* property ovn*r ibould t’i". IU ad°KUn ^rov14« ihal* " YES NO Y. M. C. A. ITEMS FORD DEALERS Phone 2121 Halting. or.: always Included In hts activities was the constant fanning of the flame of patriotism among troops that were unpaid and undernour­ ished. with mol-contents and spies ever busy among them. Doubtless he. better than anyone else, appreciated how poorly hls soldiers were equip­ ped and cared for and realized the consequence* should .the spark of patriotism die out in the breasts of often-complaining soldiers. What a small, small, small appreciation we have to-day of thp sacrifices those Continental soldlera«made for us in giving us a heritage of this wonder­ ful land, the best that God's sun shines upon. The resources of the country were being successfully tapped for lead and brimstone, and little foundries were showing what they oould do In an emergency. But when it came to I In the Y group led by Bill Hack­ ney of Hastings, Junior Leonard is Donald Sothard. Secy and Treas. Hie Ten Commandments were their Bible Study last week. The Stale Y. M. C. A. Is holding a special one day meeting for pray­ er and religious emphasis, beginning at 10 A. M.. Nov. 8, at Lansing OenP. M., with a communion service. Every man interested in Chrlstlifh results Is urged to attend. Some young folks of the Brethren church In Woodland and Bunfield are putting on a Temperance play at Hastings M. E. church Sunday The Young Men's Y group, one ot meet this week with a special pro­ gram and super at 427 Young street. OF INTEREST TO * the same time provide more lead for the army, the soldiery found a new , NUT GROWERS. Nut growers of Michigan who are large equestrian statue of George Interested in winning a little prize III had been erected at Bowling money have the opportunity of en­ tering a contest sponsored by the )y of lead. Urged on by the spirit of Northern Nut Growers' Association, an international organization of the United S'ate* and Canada for the pendence above mentioned, bodies discovery and perpetuation of the of soldiers marched down to Bowling best native nute in North America. Green, and in a perfect tumult Any native nute grown in this hurled the statue of King George country and not now being propa­ i from its rather lofty perch. The lead gated by nurserymen will be elig­ ible. First prize in each of the two classes hickory nuts iffcludlng northern pecan* and hickory hy­ later some fragment* of that stat­ brids and black walnut*, will be 810; ue were dug up on a farm in Con­ second prize. .85; third. 83; fourth. necticut and are now In the posses­ 12 and fifth. |1. The contest close* sion of the New York Historical So­ February 1. 1935. ciety. Little do we know to-day. or All packages and letters should be even begin to appreciate, what Gen. sent to C. A. Reed. Bureau of Plant Washington had to contend with. Industry. United States Department Some of the Colonists were anxious of Agriculture, Washington. D. C.. to show their continued allegiance who will examine the nut* and re­ to the Crown; other* couldn't under­ port hls findings to the Association. stand why they should ba* hated and The Association Committee will then published for wishing the old order use hls report, together wllh Ahelr of thing* to be continued; there were own examination of the entries, to others who had a very wholesome determine the prise winner*. regard for the large fleet of Gen. Michigan grower* can contact J. Howe's that was “parked" Just off A. Neilson, research assistant in the shore and might go into action Horticulture, Michigan State Col­ at any minute, but these people con­ lege. for full information .and the stituted only a very small minority. rule* of the contest. The head of the statue of King George evidently came Into the pos­ EABT BALTIMORE GROUP. session of one of these dissenting The East Baltimore Co-operative groups, because it was secretly re­ turned to England. The people of New York City, were The lesson on ''Remodeling Dress­ not officially apprised of the Dec­ es and Rats" was presented by the laration of Independence until some leaders, Mrs. Nellie Fancher and Mrs. Gertrude Purcell. We were When It waa officially read to given several patterns and helpful from the balcony of the old Hall, then way down in Wall Mrs. Edythe Welch, recreation demonstration. _Men threw their chairman, presented the plan for the coming year. The group voted children shouted, and to show the to sponsor dramatic* a* well sincerity and intensity of their reading contest. There were only feelings proceeded to tear down 11 members present at thia meeting anything and everything that Jn any but we hope to have more next time*—Prance* Bhurlow, Publicity way suggested "royalty." But all the white that thia was Secretary. going on. there lay that big British The Queen Mary, England's 73,000 fleet out In the harbor. constant ton ship recently l*un<Jjad, will santhreat and menace. Possibly Lord Howe thought thal the very pres- tain a 11.000.000 gyro-stabUteer HOW MUCH Do You Depend Upon the BANK? Whether you realize it or not, your com­ fort, convenience, success ... and even your job are directly dependent upon the service some bank renders to those who minister to you—the butcher, the baker, the grocer, the. farmer, the clothi­ er, the dry goods merchant, the garage man, the doctor, the manufacturer... and even the undertaker, find it next to impossible to conduct their businesses successfully without the service of a good bank. Without a bank, commerce and industry would be paralyzed I How dependent you are upon the bank is evident when these facts are consid* ered. Your welfare and prosperity are measured largely by the success of, and the SERVICE rendered by the bank. Make this old bank YOUR bank. For nearly a half century, a strong link in the commerc­ ial and industrial chain of this community, yg) DEPOSITS. INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WASHINGTON, D. C. CAnnn ?UUUU maximum insurance FOR EACH DEPOSITOR ccnnn JUUUU HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 Capital $150,000 HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNEM, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBX* >1. 1M4 MILO. from east Hastings, and Mt. and of Mrs. Bradfteldk Mrs. Jtihn Ornube from the Gregand three great-araodriilldren. onUirUined Sunday, ory district. Mr. Ornube took Miss ----------, । Jock. Phy Ufa and Jahn Hartwell'——,------------------- ------------------- — -,—-, ---------- -- --- ----Ohanaa for SporUmon to Oo- .Dinner was served to tho M gucsu and daughter of Kalamazoo. A do- maaoo Sunday evening. nnarata With <n ell shaped table, beautifully Ihcotu dinner was otrrod. WB extend Mrs. Francu Henderahott visited opmta Wtth r&nnari to decorwWd iwtMay grwtings to tMa eaChaMBo her daughter la Bub ere* the Iniare Breeding Stock |f<U ftowera. The rooms were also lady. past week. . Adverse • ueat her canditlreu i decors ted In autumn lean* and The Hallowe'en party under the There wa* a lane crowd at the throughout the year threaten ons nowcrs The out of town guests auspfcee <4 MUo P. T. A. had a fine QMununity supper Friday night Mlchtoan crookwhtah u no ofren wrrt- Mr. and Mrs. Merle Smith of Urne at the schoolhouse Friday eve- They had the privilege of listening considered triable but whteh really Mich.; Mr. and Mr*, c. aJning with a large attendance. Games to an tatereeting talk on the anyndhas a high monetary value if nro- Ponl.lu’' Miss Almyra’Pontius. Mrs. [and. stunts were enjoyed and suit- menu by T. 8. K. Reid of Hastings, jcrly managed according to expert* R A Hauhof and George able refreshment* served. . | Joeepblac Romig spent the we0; »bo point out the danger farina IWad* Canton. Ohio. Mrs. H. N. We were vary sorry to learn of H- end at her home in Kalamaroo. fame birds tn this state thL wtatw Middlebourne, Ohio, Pennels' ilineas. He waa taken to Bobby and Joyce dark visited the Shortage of feed is disastrous to 'ftnd Mr3 J- 0 Bvana 01 Akron, O Pennock hospital Thursday. We Weeks school Thursday with Josehe game aupnly esneciallr'in ncr-tThe quests departed at a late hour'hope to hear of hts improvement phlne Romig. ods of extreme roldTwesther oTof wUhU” “nd Mrs 8mlth many [and he maybe able to return home I ------------------------ -----------------ROBINHUE PARK. ileet storms. The birds must have niorc hapi>y *CArs toother. soon. Mra. Pennel* accompanied her uel to provide bodily heat to resist Mr and Mra P0*1®* and »on. Mr and Mrs. Emmet Pennels | . Mrs, Roy Douglass of Hastings vlnter's rigors. Hunger kill* more Mr aIld Carl ,,uve were ,n Hastings Sunday to sptnd some spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs lirds than hunter* in some districts I Chicago last week attending the time wUh their husband and fath- John Kollar. n the state f*1*er- They did not find Mr. Pennels ns Mrs. Julian Potts and daughter, The provision of winter feed is one ' Mr and Mrs. Otto Anderson and | well as they hoped. Mrs. J. Brand- Betty and Ralph Ftnkbeincr of Mid­ ilace where city hunters and sport*-arc moving into H H. Perkin* atelier and Nina Boyles also ac- dleville spent Thursday In Grand ticn's clubs can prove that they ap- [house. 'com pan led them. Rapids. ireclate the courtesies extended lo ML,and ^rthlV BaVelt are L W.«A,J8p*Uidli5 *nd tax. and Mrs. otto Llgljjfoot and hem by formers Buying a few i “ fCft' day* >n Chicago nt Bradfield were business visitors In daughter, Nonna, and friend, Mr. DatrctVi ushels.of feed from the growers 1 ,h®^World7i_falr. _ Kal_urn»,oo We<iiie«a«y. ___ _ ................ . xkiuiuc Kunde,. ui of rTvcpuri. Freeport. air. Mr. tuiu and Mrs. Mrs.' nd hiring the fanner's boy to place . T The ^-* 7-'November —-r meeting ~ of the pa- I■ "* Milo ' "church was filled Sunday -to Joliii John Kollar auu and Haruki Harold apciii, spent, §uiiBun­ school, which takes takes the the take-part take'iiart tn the Twenty-sixth an- day h.v with their ou.fr father. tnth^r Schuyler w Ai. Kolhe feed where the bird* congregate. ions -.of of ’the ^c «*ool. J. L M.U., Hutbw*. Mich. t winter will save the hunting in P*ace of th® lormcr p T. A. meet- nual convention of Prairieville 8»- iar. ame areas. ■ ln4s- wU* be ln charge of some of the day School Association. Mrs. ShenMoat grains arc eaten greedllv by I P«rent» of lhe Junior class. Rev. and herd had provided a good program I The cost of government in. this ungry game birds but tho feed ;Mrs s R Wurtz. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. of music. Rev. Mlles read the Scrlp- country Is not merely too high;'it's mst be distributed in places where Mr and Mrs. J. R. Smith, ture from John 17 and made some fantastically exorbitant when you will not be covered by ice or snow j“*r- and Mrs. Harry Green. Mr. and helpful and Impressive remarks. consider the quality of the product. r where the feeding birds are ex- Mrs- Charles Betts. Mr. and Mrs. Prayer was offered by Rev. Gamble osed to the sharp eyes of preda- 'p-. A- Purchis and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. of Hastings. The talks by Rev. Mc­ Kean. Pres, of Barry County council >ry birds or animal*. Winter feed Mayo; ______________________ of R. E.. and Rev. Belles of Rich­ in be provided by growing grain _ * ~ land. with their helpful suggestions, nd gross mixtures and permitting . . .f, 1, w crop to stand and be harvested Jud2c Miles of Holland will speak were an inspiration to all Sunday y the birds but such a plan neces- [ Thm»day night, Nov. 1. at the School workers. AH in all It was a tales planning in the spring. church. We hope a large crowd will most Interesting meeting. The mid­ Any of rnuuit feeding ramircs requires the will — be held mij ..plan u. uic , ,, nnnlf.r’ to- hear ------ Jl‘d . «<-' . Mlles. -------- - • •year ”---- meeting ..— .---- with _____ operation of... the .fanner .for its, f.lln 14,0 Boniface. uivl-n Vivian and Arleen Prairieville Sunday School in April. Aprl success nu He ciui con nui not ix be c.xj>eciea expected io to!Rayi1cr a,,d Virginia Chas. Parker of Middleville was auixrao :.---- ,, ,, .......... — Lewis visited ■ and > ... ,.r.An.’ .....I fltM. C., w"Abv n* ___ ___ grow feed use .... hts time .In ..the! t he . Kellogg crKrv,! school -TX, Thursday and I caller Saturday of t.la hl* rwanv many friends in this vicinity. . winter to distribute it. but he and 1 his sonrwiU be found ready to help] WU1 Hughes of Kalamazoo called Mr. Schultz and son Billie ot any city sportsmen who will help |on R-i*;nds Saturday. Chicago drove to their Lake Hills insure next fall s sport by preserving P'B“ 10 rtP°rt Mr. Benson as some Farms Saturday evening to spend the week end and Sunday. a stock of breeding birds through wl}Bt ™Proved. • STATE and CONGRESSIONAL tiie trials of winter Mn*- M*10 Lehman visited Mr. and Mrs. Osborne went to Richland ----------------------------------------। Mra. Lawrence Osborne of Nashville this Monday morning to sthy with GovernorFrank D. Fitzgerald NASHVILLE.----------- returning Wednesday accompanied her daughter and family a day or U. S. Senator .... Arthur H. Vandenberg The children of the village were 1 by her grandson. Kenneth Osborne, guests at a Hallowe'en entertain- *'ho will spend a few days with relMrs. Minnie Quick spent all ot Representative in' Congress— ment and wiener roast oxi Wednes- -atlves here, last week with her daughter. Mr. Fourth District . . . Clare E. Hoffman day night at Riverside park. The' Mrs Anna Cloudcn of Cloverdale and Mrs. Ted Tack and family, of village council, lhe Boy Scouts, lhe »as laid to rest in our cemetery Frl- Assyria. They brought her home Lieutenant-Governor .... Thomas Read tcachera of the school and a com- d»y She formerly lived in this vicin- .Sunday morning and attended the mlltee of which Ralph Hess was *’y and was much respected. The ISunday ______ School convention with her. Secretary of State .... Orville E. Atwood chairman, uppoined by the Chamber daughters. Mra. Abe Johnson and; Tuesday Mr. and Mra. L. * Wilcox " - of Commerce had charge of the pro- Mrs. Charles Draper, nnd other rel- !and Norman of Battle Creek spent Attorney-GeneralHarry S. Toy gram. latives have our sympathy. 'the afternoon with their mother State TreasurerGilbert H. Ibister Plaiu arc being made for the third Madames Florence Hughes. Paul-[here. „ annual Ag-HE fair staged by the inc Boulter. Maggie Lehman and । Saturday Mra. Wilcox and W. A. Auditor-General .... Harry D. Brackett Nashville school to be held at the;Lucy• Norris ------------------------------------------------------•’—*- visited -■-*•— the Bedford ------- - Spaulding. Mrs. Bradfield and Jack Masonic Temple Nov. 9th and 10th. lodge of O. E S. Thursday night. spent the day in Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Mercure and son The business men arc offering preMr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes are LEGISLATIVE niiums. A committee of C- J Fut- visiting their daughter, Mr. and came from Kalamazoo and spent nlss. E. C. Kraft and C- T. Munro Mrs. Frank Freydl. and Jean, of Sunday with the Bradflelds. Senator—8th District . . . Frank R. Mosier was appointed to cooperate with Bu- , Northville, Representative in State Legislature— • SOUTH SHULTZ. perlntendent W. D. Wallace. । Mrs. Ethel Stebbins is a guest of Nashvllle'a new $30,500 bridge will I Mr and .Mrs. Winslow Martin ot Mr. and Mrs- Homer Rhu and , Barry County .... Ellis E. Faulkner daughters, Shirley Ann and Sharon, have a formal public dedication if | Hickory Corners, present plans work out satisfactorily. Mrs W P. smith and family. Mr. of Columbus. Ohio, and Miss Jean COUNTY of Quebeck. Canada, wert Councilman M. J. Hinckley 1* in a»d Mrs. George Woods and family, Alexander charge.ol 3 committee, which will 1 Mrs. Clara Pierson. Mrs. Floyd Slwlpi guests of Mr. and Mra. Clarenc^ Prosecuting Attorney . . Archie D. McDonald — meet with Slate Highway Comini*- and Mrs. Woods attended the fair Baechler Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Misencr of sinner Murray D. Van Wagoner in at Kelloggs. Hickory Corners. FrlSheriffJay Blakney Lansinu on Tuesday lo fopnuhitc day. night, a splendid display of ar- Kalamazoo and MIm Laura Misener ■ ol Longmont. Colo., visited Mr. and plans for the dedication. State tlcits nnd good speaking and the County ClerkAllan C.' Hyde Mrs o. E. Kenyon from Friday unhighway officials will be ajiked lo school band were enjoyed. ; attend the formal opening, planned ; Wil) Hughes ot Kalamazoo was a t< Sunday night Register of DeedsVernor Webster for sometime in November The caller In town Saturday, Mrs. Hayner of Hickory Comers is bridge extending across the Thorn- ‘ Mrs. Charles Draper of Doster, spending some time with Mrs. Sar­ CoronerDr. H. A. Adrounic apple river on North Main street, u Mr*. Abe Johnson and son Karl of ah Kenyon. SurveyorAdelbert E. Heath part ot M-14. Cloverdale called on Mrs. Woods Charley Kenyon Lt not gaining as Mrs. A. T. Lofdahl has returned Saturday. fast as hls friends would like to have Do not (orget the bazaar, dinner him home from her two weeks’ visit in Lester Bonneville and daughters. and near Chicago. She was accom­ and chicken supper at the M. E. panied home »by her sister, Mrs. church election day. A nice assort­ Lorraine and Lorna, spent Sunday Frank Erickson, of Stanhope, Iowa, ment of useful articles. A program evening wtth Mr. and Mrs. Harry nft4r supper- A good place to wait, Mlsener of Kalamazoo. During the War of the Revolution One of the oddest) things is the who will spend sometime here. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fennels of our infant Nary, comprised of for­ number ot people \who talk os Mrs. W H Kleinhans, and her for election returns. Vivian and Arlene Rapier enter- Cloverdale called on friends In this ty-two vessels. diptured or de­ though "suspicion'' were a verb— chauffeur. Prank Leonard. of Battle stroyed more than 3X)00 British ves­ Nashville Banner Maybe they're Creek and Mrs. Sue Kirkpatrick left talned at a Hallowe en party Satur- place Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kenyon enter­ sels. More than 100 of these were trying to even up tor "suspect" hav­ Thursday for St. Petersburg. Flor- <!«>' night. Mary Jean Smith, VirIda. to spend the winter. Mrs. W. A. !«lnla Lewis. George Hyde. Karl tained their children and grand­ zb-PS of the mighty British Navy. ing become a noun. Vance entertained with a chicken .Smith, Alien Shelp and Ronald Mc- children Sunday for dinner in hon­ dinner for Mrs Kleinhans. Bridge Klbbln The evening was much en- or of their daughter. Mrs. Arney The UNIVERSAL, with ail the features that Bonneville's, birthday Covers were was playeg with Mrs. Kleinhans re- joyed. make it famous for giving years of service, giving head prize and Mrs. Elsie I Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Honeywell laid for sixteen. yean of freedom from washday drudgery Furnlss the consolation On Tues- visited their daughter. Opal (who। The many friends of Mr. Will —is all yours this easy way. Give yourself day night Mr and Mrs. W B. Cort- submitted to an appendicitis oper- Anders are glad he is recovering so rlght entertained with a six o'clock i “tlon on Sunday* on Friday night, he is able to ride out and visit his the BEST at the low price of ‘‘bargain” ma­ dinner. Bridge was played with Mrs Opal was doing as well as could be friends and relatives. chines. Mrs. Margaret Scott, who has Frank Caley receiving lhe ladies I expected. Her many friends here high. Mrs. Kleinhans. the guest wish for her a speedy recovery, been spending several weeks with Here’n pleasanter home laundering. Here’s prize. H- D. Wolring the gentlemen's I Greetings would be appreciated. her sister, Mrs. Kathleen Tedrow, new convenience, speed, cleanliness and high, and L Hcrryman the consoTriple Link club will meet with returned to her home in Toronto. ECONOMY ! lation. j Mrs. Cassius Hughes Friday. No­ Canada. Wednesday. wh° know the high Rev. Lewis Horn of Coldwater Mr and Mrs A. C Davis of Win- vember 9 for an all day meeting and visited hls parents. Rev. Fred Hom. dom. Minn- left Thursday for their progrum. quality and better value to be home after spending n few days Mrs f[fary Boulter visited her sls- and family lait week. had'tn the double-tested — double-action J’vith tirtlr parent*. Mr and Mrs. tw- Mrs Martha Boniface of Plain Mra. J W. Tedrow Is seriously ill ! Leonard Davis. well last wedkat this writing ami her friends hope K C Baking Powder. Mrs. Fred Fisher and daughter.' Mrs Doris Hyde attended the for her speedy recovery. Mrs Gordon Thompson and Mrs. It produces delicious bakings of fine texture and | Patty, spent Thursday with relatives Teachers' Institute at Grand Rapids in Hastings (Thursday and Friday V. Robinson entertained a number large volume. , Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lykins and GcraTH Shepard. Frank Wales and of friends and relatives al tiw for­ twin sons were in Battle creek Clem Munger called on Mr. and Mrs. mer's home Thursday in honor of Thursday They called on Mrs Lv- Arthur Eifler and Ruiudll Jacksan the birthdays, of Will Anders and kins' uncle. Dr s M Fowler, and “t Battle Creek Thursday night. Vert Robinson. All report a fine I found him nicely located in the Re- | Mrs Jennie Norris. Mrs Lucy time. . gem building. Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norris Stirling Modrack and family of I Mrs Findley Taxler arrived Sun- called on Mrs. Tip Ketchum of Mar- Battle Creek spent the week end Women who want the best, demand the day from New Mexico, being called'tin and other relatives In Allegan with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tedrow. [here bv hiere by the serious .illness illness of ot her and PlaUiwell. Mrs. Ketchum has It may be a HUlc late but we been very ill from pneumonia, but u must not forget to mention thal our I mother. Mrs Jessie Van Auker. Extra large, seamless, porcelain Efficient some better.I teacher. Virginia Havens, i—— had * —a I Mr and Mrs. Fred Ackctt and Mr and Mrs Ray Japhet spent birthday recently and the ladles of children spent Saturday in Battle < the district went with baskets of Creek, they also visited Mr and Mrs. lhe week end at their home here. । cake and jello and had luncheon Sterling Bahs south of Battle Creek agitator, cleans all fabric* thor­ PINE LAKE. with her L„ and the pupils and helped Mr and Mra. Fred Warner and oughly. safely. On Saturday evening. November 'I her celebrate, cqiebratc. Mrs. Mary Hope spent Sunday in P. T. A. Friday night was Laming, helping the lattcfs peal- „. third, the Pine Lake Farmers' Clubij ’The rl'* “ 6-position reversible wringer with grandchildren, who arc triplets. ‘ will hold a meeting al^Xhe home of quite well attended- AU enjoyed the GAME BIRDS NEED AID • TO GET WINTER FEED mon November 9,1934 THIS big Building and Loan Company will begin its 45th year in business. REPUBLICAN-«■ I NOV. I # n Never a dividend date missed. tnuvgfawnt dtmnpmm Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want This REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES w UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC WASHER 95 DOWN LIMITED OFFER! SHORT TIME ONLY lYV Baking Powder Same Price Today as 44 Years Ago You can also buy FULL PACK — NO SLACK FILLING THE COOK’S BOOK UII IONJ OF POUND* HAVE BEEN liiif> BV OUR GOVERNMENT BIG VALUE FEATURES Never before has a “UNIVERSAL” been offered at this price! Economical and . 1934 UNIVERSAL MQ50 ONLY celebrate their first birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Bagley. Of- Hallowe'en program. Rcv and Mrs. D. c. Ostroth of; ticera for tlw coming year will be HENDBBSHOTT. Detroit spent Friday and Saturday elected and the committee plans to with their parents, Rev.'and Mfs. have a speaker. A good time Lb asMr. and Mrs. Ernie Matteson visit­ D. c. Ostroth. Isured anyway. ed the former s sister and husband. Miss Agnes Da use. who recently • A special meeting of the* Exten- Mr. and Mrs. Jake DeCrockcr. at underwent an operation at the Spar- sh>n class was held on Thursday Bootis on Sunday. row hospital in Lansing is spending afternoon at the hpme of Mra. MuiMr. and Mra. Lawrence Christ­ a few days at her home here. lendore. Six more members were lensen and family with Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Fred Fisher spent added k> the list and Mrs Rogers Floyd Garrison, their daughters and Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Pat [and Mrs Mullendore instructed Intheir week end guests. Mr. and Mrs. Hager tn Saugatuck. ;the remodelling of dresses and hats. I Morris Nosenov of Detroit were dinOn Wodinialay evening the Naz- j These classes are very helpful espe-jber guests at the home of Mr. and TCne church had a farewell party arene nartvciallv 'dally at this thia season, seaj.nr> when last ' Mra. Harvev .Ir>hnHarvey Parmake In in Johntor Mra. Madalmc Culp, who is leav- year's dress ind hat must be made town on Sunday. The dinner was ing to join Rev. Culp at Falmouth at . to dq duty once more. tn honor of Mrs. Garrison'* birthday the home of Mr. and Mrs. B- J. RcyFriday P. M. Mr. and Mra. George and was a surprise to her nolds. .'Morehouse called on John Potter Mrs. Millie Haynes spent the past Mr and Mrs. e. B Smith enter* t of Plainwell, who is seriously ill. . week In Kalamazoo visiting relatives tained 50 relatives and friends1 Harry Killick. who has been vis- and friends. Oct 28. in honor of their 50th wed- j Hing at Verne Calthrop's for the Some of our ladies spent the day ding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. past ten days, returned home Thure- Wednesday aL the home ol Mrs. Smlth have always lived In or near day afternoon. Ronald Haynes cdhning pears and Nashville. Mrs Smith before her. Tuesday night guests ol Mr. and apples for the Bronson hospital, marriage was Miss Anns Jacobs. Mra. Marcus Bagley were. Mr. and i Grace Brin was hone from KalaTliey have lived a very successful Mra. Claire Webster ol Charlevoix,! mazoo Over the week end and had as and useful life in the vicinity of and on Wednesday all were enter- her guest one of her student frieneb. Nashville and have a host oTfnends talned at Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pet- .Francis Moyerwho wish them well on this rare Hjohn's of Gun Plains for dinner. , Buriday callers at Albert Brill's occasion. They have Jhree children, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walker of1 wee, Mra. a J. Lahr. Mra. Albert Mrs. Roy G. Brumm of Nashville., Detroit and W. C- Walker al Pontiac | Veddjr. Mrs. Floyd Gaskill of Ha*. Mn. Charles Ncunan ol Vermont- were guest;- tn the Walter Warner 'Ung;- wlth<Mr«. Bcrmc Marc and villc ,*nd Merle Smith of Be knout, home on Sunday. 'daughter of MaraljaU, Mr. Craig NOW you can own the BEST at the price of "bargain” models — Uso the easy monthly plan... as little as *4.95 down delivers your washer! Large “balloon type" wringer rolls. No breaking or beuding snaps or buttons. * Life-time tranwnlMion, no oiling Fully guaranteed. SEE IT DEMONSTRATED , OR PHONE 2305 SPECIAL PRICES AND TERMS ON UNIVERSAL IRONER P WER t NEW MODEL WASHERS MPAN �TRI HAOTTNGg BANNER, WEt>Nt«DAY, OCTOBER >1, 1834 ASSYRIA. prepared steam crushed oats bait Mra. Mildred Puchman at Kalama* Some miscreant took the old Ford that is available at cost through aoo, Thursday, for dinner. Model T touring car belonging to BY POISONING MICE tlw U. 0. Biological Surrey. • • Harrington, Mrs. EU1« Horton and EUla district on Friday night. The DELTON. r Rodent* Can Be Killed With The Community chorus practice "All Around the World" supper and will bo held on Friday night of this program at the Methodist church in be driven acroa* the Properly Applied Baita— week instead of Wednesday night Hastings Thursday night, and on Made at Low Cost Mr. and Mra. Leon Pennock were their way home took in the "Church Lacey. The PureeIU are elderly paoNow is the time to apply cohtrol Kalamazoo shoppers Thursday. Fair" and entertainment at Clover­ methods and prevent winter injury Mr*. Weller and Mra. Edith dale. by mice ta orchards, says O. C. Od- Barnes have both been quite sick Last Monday morning Bupt. O. J. ment and eome blankets were in erkirk. U. 8. Biological Survey. with Intestinal flu. Both arc some­ Barnum presented the Delton High The Wahanka Camp Fire Unit at A bait such as steam crushed oats, what improved at the present writ­ school with a football and the girls Assyria Center, with their new rolled oats, wheat, creacked com, ing -/• with a soft ball. or sliced sweet potatoes, properly Mrs. Irene Harrington and Mrs. guardian. Miss Beatrice Moore of Mra. Nellie Cross of Hastings At­ treated with strychnine poison Is tended the Sunday School service Lula Wertman were m Hastings taken readily by mice. One appjl- here Bunday morning. Friday afternoon and eallefl on Mrs. al Camp Kittaniwa, Clear lake. Miss Leona Miller returned Fri­ ■ cation of bait in an orchard now Mra. Chas. Norwood's house Carrie Morthland, who is very sick, day from'Detroit where she spent and another treatment within three caught on.Are Saturday noon from ■with no hopes for a recovery. or four weeks will greafly reduce Mr. and Mra. Bert Patton, Mr. the week with her sister. Mrs. Ron­ the Infestation of these pesta. In pertinent extinguished the fire ta and Mrs. Fordie Casey, Mra. Mary ald Warner, who accompanied her distributing the bait, place tea­ due time, but lhe Interior of the Doster and Mrs. Oscar Chamberlain spoonful quantities ta holes and kitchen wm badly damaged by and children attended the fair and ner spent the week end with hls along mouse runways that are found smoke. donation at Cloverdale Thursday parents. Mr.-and Mrs. Homer War­ ner, of Hastings. under matted grass, Oderklrk adMr. and Mra. John Adams. Mr. night The Pleasure Birthday organisa­ Mr. and Mra. Charles Harrington and Mrs. Leon Pennock and family The small home orchard frequent­ and Addison- Pennock attended A and Mr. and Mrj. Von Dunn mo­ tion entertained by Mra. Meta Hyde ly suffers severe injury by mice Century of Progress In Chicago Sat­ tored to Cadillac and back Bunday. and Mrs. Edna Case at the Hyda Mr, auu and Mra. Hilbert oi ot ‘ home at Lacey will feature HaBoHi mra. Victor vicuir nuocn through lack of attention at this urday.. we en festivities on Wednesday eve­ time of lhe year. Stripping the sod Judge Mlles from Holland will Woodland were Bunday guests ot ning instead of Tuesday evening. for a distance of three or four feet give a talk on the local option pro­ Mr. and Mrs. John Doster. Mrs. Clara Schultz ot Lansing Is The Women's Bunday School Bi­ / from the base of trees is helpful ject at the Prairievllle ME. church ble class will meet at the home of spending lhe week with her daugh­ 4 in preventing Injury by mice, but. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barnum on Fri­ ter. Mrs. Lu He Jenkins. She visf when there are large numbers of ginning at eight o'clock. these - peats present, strychnine .The Cloverdale P. T. A. will pre­ day night, Nov. 8. The husbands treated grata bait applied through­ tent the "Gay Nineties" at the Clov­ are invited and a reorganisation Frank Schroder home. A business meeting of the ghrtsout lhe orchard will give the best erdale hall Thursday night, Nov. 1. completed. A social time will be protection, he says. Mr. and Mra. Harry Wertman enjoyed and light refreshments Uan Endeavor Society of Assyria Center will be held on Wednesday Directions for preparing the grain spent Bunday afternoon with Mr. evening, the 31st Prayer meeting, The Barry Township Agricultural and vegetable baits is found in and Mra. Clyde Bldnxm at Battle school U planning on having a fair also and a Harvest Festival for the . Farmers' Bulletin 1387. obtainable At Creek. Mrs. Elsie Horton entertained some lime ta the near future. pastor will be featured. county agricultural agent offices or The Briggs Ladles’ Aid Society are from the U. 8. Department of Agri­ Wednesday afternoon with three ta­ Watch for date later. sponsoring a Hallowe'en party on culture. The county agent can also bles of bridge. Tuesday evening at the church BARRYVILLE. advise regarding the purchase of Mlles Frucher of Milford and MUs basement. Cafeteria luncheon will be served and all are requested to coma Elizabeth Griffin of Charlotte were An costume and have a good lime. Sunday guests of Mr. and MraMra. Gladys Cortright cared for J. J. Wlllltti. the Adelbert Cortright children of MUs Helen WUUtts, Mra. -Clara Hastings last week while the par­ Day and daughters were Bunday ents attended A Century of Progress guests of Mr. and Mra. Ed. Traver of the McOmber district, and helped kt Chicago.»A family gathering was held on them celebrate their twenty-fifth Wednesday at the Mr. and Mra wedding anniversary. voter will be the deciding factor In Mrs. Mary Neal spent Bunday with Emerson Cortright home at Lacey 'honoring the eighty-fourth birthday congress In the 4th district, Nov. S, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olmstead of 'of their father, Alex Cortright. Nashville. Mr. and Mrs- Merritt Meade were farmer candidate, and elan da for immediate payment of SolLeRoy were Bunday guests at the Bunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Will home of hls brother, Hugh Case, Gillespie of Lakeview. Clarence Nesbitt of Toledo, Ohio, and family. Mrs. Lisle Strickland and infant spent the week end with hU brother Floyd and family. Jim Rizor of Wil­ daughter. Bhlrlle Orr*. have return­ liamston was also a Sunday guest ed to their home after a convaleecence at the Floyd Strickland home. there. The Missionary Society of Assyria. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Marshall of Center are holding a community Maple Grove called on Mr. and Mrs. supper at the church basement on Cliff potter and the Foster family Friday evening. A temperance pro­ Bunday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Gillette spent gram and address by Dean Eugene Saturday and Sunday In Lansing Davenport of Woodland will be giv­ en. May we meet you there? with Mr. and Mra. Floyd Baird. 2 SAVE ORCHARD TREES VOTE ON LOCAL OPTION because The failure of the 18th Amendment proved definitely that Laws will never stop excessive drinking on the part of RACETTE CAN WIN! Maybee, M»eh, Oct. 10. 1934. jour fine unselfthe advancement of Farmers' Educational and Co-operative in awhile again? . JOHN W. LENTZ, State President of Michigan .farmers' Union. Meat Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Pork Roast Picnic Style 12c Pork Staak 15c Beef Roast ib. 10 & 12c Chuck cuts Baef Ribi Rolled Rib Roait Steaks ROUND OR SIRLOIN Sliced Bacon 17c lb. 15c Pk«- SWIFT’S PREMIUM Smoked Picnics 15c SHANKLESS Canadian Bacon Sic Ring Bologna 2 «* 25c Sandy’s Dog Food S9c ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO THE MICHIGAN J PER CENT SALES TAX There will be a donation party at the parsonage Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs Fred Slocum and son of Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day Bunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hawblitz and children and Mrs. Susan Hawbliiz of Highbank were guests of Mr. and Mra. Herbie Wilcox Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCoy of Grand Rapids came Monday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Footer spent Saturday ta Lansing. An enjoyable time was held at the supper at the home of Floyd Nes­ bitt's Friday evening sponsored by the L. A- 8. The proceeds were over ten dollars. NORTHEAST IRVING. Last Week’s Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Prost of Lanstag spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lightfoot. Mr. and Mrs. Roytlalght of Has­ tings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Earl Oler. Mra. Albert Prost of Lansing and Mrs. Otto Ughtfoot called on their father. Schuyler Kollar's at Middle­ ville Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Alva Moore and family of Freeport were Bunday evening guests of Mr. and Mra. Ar­ thur Moore. Miss Pauline Moore spent from Bunday till Monday with Mbs Ethel Thompson of Campbell. The county having taken over our roads, they are now being graveled. This makes a wonderful improve­ ment. Mr. and Mra. Frank Newton and family of Rutland called on Mr. and Mra. Arthur Moore Saturday eve­ ning. will leave liquor within easy reach of everyone, young and old. The law does not prohibit possession of liquor, nor transportation, nor importation of alcoholic beverages into Barry county. It only prohibits manufacture and sale. The local option law will deprive Barry county of approx­ imately $3,000.00 annually in revenues and will take the profits froiti the sale of alcoholic beverages out of the LOWER CROOKED LAKE. Friends of Henry Pennels are a hands of legitimate dealers operating with the law and was taken to Pennock hospital Thureday. Mr and Mrs Will Roll of Chi­ cago are spending some time at their farm here. Rolands Hall waa In Chicago from Saturday until Wednesday and at­ tended the fair. Mrs. Clarence Hammond of Has­ tings spent Friday at Frank Roush's. A large crowd attended the P. T. A. at the Milo school house Friday evening and enjoyed the program Mra. Will Bldelman of Nashville spent several days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Roush, and family. Mr. an&Mra. Jay Hail spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mra. Gordon Moorhus of Delton. Mr. and Mra. Beltz of Rhineland­ er. Wls., vUtled the latter's aunts, H. and E. Doster, a couple of days last week. Mr. and Mra. Gardner Doster of Stockbridge, who have been spend­ tag some time with their aunts, H. and E. Doster, have moved Into the VanHout house, where they will re­ side this winter, and in the spring will move onto the Fred Ball farm Which they have purchased. BRANCH DISTRICT. Mr. and Mra. Loyal LowqU and son of Quimby attended the North Evangelical church Bunday morning End Mra Samuel Ostroth. Oscar Archer of Charlotte visited Mr. and Mra. Otis Whitmore Bun- Mr. and Mra. John Howell enter­ tained friends from Detroit Satur­ day night and Bunday. HOLMES CHURCH. Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Decker and Last Week’s Letter. family moved to their new home Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barnum of near Hastings Saturday. Jackson were Bunday visitors al El­ Mr. and Mra. Keith Norton expect wood Barnum’s. Mr. and Mrs Harry WooAnan of Mr. and Mra. Theodore Dutmer Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. of Grand Rapids spent the week John Woodman of East Coats Grove end here. ’were Bunday visitors at Hubert While Albert Bell, three Maurer Barnurn'sboys and Dorr Darby were returning A good crowd attended the P. T. from Hastings school Wednesday A. at the schoolhouse Thursday eve­ they struck loose gravel ta front of ning. The ladles are piecing a quilt H. J. Wilcox's home and overturned. and expect to meet with Mra. Hu­ The boys were knocked senseless, bert Barnum. Oct. 31. for a pot luck but fortunately were not seriously dinner and flnUh the quilt. Our next injured, but the car was quite bad­ meeting will be a carnival. ly damaged. The North Maple Grove Dorcas Grand Rapid.* were Sunday visitors at Richard Durkee’s. Mr. and Mra. Samuel Ostroth Mrs. Mae Barnum and Mrs. Claire Thursday, Nov, g. Everyone coma. Durkee attended the Extension Class at the Roberts cottage at jordan ORANG EVILLE. lake Friday. Mrs. Frank Lapert and son Meria of Paw Paw called on old friends ta TOWN LINE. tills vicinity one day the past week. Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Alvah Tasker and mother. but U better at thia writing. Mra. Charles Hensen and little panled Harold Tasker and Miu daughters of Grand Rapids spent Lucille Robinson of Carlton on a from Wednesday until Bunday with trip to Chicago to take in the fair her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nor­ and then on to Milwaukee to visit man of this place. relatives. They left here Saturday Mra. J. W. Sheffield spent Friday morning of last week and returned night and Saturday with relatives Friday. at Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Realun and Mr. and Mra. Herman Winkler and tlac were Saturday night and Sun­ eon Richard were Bunday guests of day guests of relatives at this place. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McLeod and Monday morning make One think family of Woodland. Harvey McNott spent Friday and win tar is just around the corner. Saturday wtth hU people ta Grind Job England and daughter. Mrs. Ledge. tag tho wook with relatives and visited at Alvah Tasker's Sunday friends at this place. Radio announcer, You aren’t really a celebrity until xi quit answering letter* that don’t soliciting , A local option law will make it “smart” to drink—and FARMER UNION HEAD OF MICHIGAN e people foolish enough to do so. tan place illegal profits again in the hands of bootleggers op­ erating as outlaws. The local option law, if passed, will put a ‘ring” of liquor and beer establishments around Barry county that will take away Saturday night shopping crowds and will in­ crease drunk driving on holidays and over week ends. The "ring” will pay no money to the county for the privilege of doing business and will be responsible in no way to law officers or legislative bodies in Barry county. Law enforcement costa will increase and respect foe law ♦ will decrease. Strict enforcement of the law will be, in effect, almost impossible. Arrest one bootlegger and two start up to replace him. Remember that Barry county of­ ficers have arrested and convicted I I bootleggers since re- peal, and that, with legitimate liquor and beer available, new ones have not.found it profitable to enter an illicit business. Local Option CANNOT Make Barry County Dry It Will Increase Taxes It Will Increase Drunk Driving and Lawlessness VOTE “NO” on LOCAL OPTION! This advertisement prepared and paid for by The League Against Local Option No member of the League is connected in any way with the liquor or beer business, or makes a profit from sale or manufacturing of liquor or beer. , ‘ �CARLTON CWm HOW THE MIGHTY HAVE FALLEN local M. E. church has been changed. Id >15 to $5O A YEAR ovtff 19J3 1AM HATE PEH CAH AND STILL LEAVE $3I,000,000 tOR ROADS YEARLY VOTE "YES TO THE GAS AND WEIGHT TAX AMENDMENTS- NUMBERS 2 AND 3-.ON NOVEMBER Sth. AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN I Beatrice ufuuiiui Dunning spent urc the week |*x-airwc *, open , .*“hrlh£,rv^2^{?nU' Mr B McDermott. <and ’nd Mra. -Mrs C. c- n 1 Mr- and Mrs Cb'dc Ashby of Kaiamazco spent Saturday kith »»» their parents.^Mr. and^Mrs Fred, A’'flhbyf Miss Inez Ashby and friend of Kalamazoo spent the week end with poorly. _ ___ ____ Venion Texter of Hasting* tlnd home folks. . HOPE CENTER. Mr. and Mra George Halverson ctaited the latter's mother Tn Bedira 1 ____ r ford Bunday. Mr. and Mra. Mrs. L. N, Bush tsu&h of 01 DeliX‘* Ion visited Mra. Kate Williams Mon- MIDDLEVILLE. townxhlp la tookin* spcea> recovery. The Snyder farm la add to a M Beginning with next Bunday. QunCharles Ponzi, Once ■*u' day School will be at eleven o'clock lionaire, Deported to Italy, and preaching at twelve. AU who can are kindly asked to all upon them, not being well Penniless Condition come to tire church Monday after- enough posted to feel that Uiey Only a few- years ago the dallyI noon. Nov. sth, to help put the wood wess gave ample front page space' in the basement. ; no od general principles. lo the mail-order swindling opera­J Many chickens will tone their Mr. and Mra. Fred Henney of this tions of Cliarle-s Ponsl. a native of community and Mrs. Gilbert Fisher Boston. Doubtle** many of our read­ . of Hastings were in Battle creek. Society Chicken dinner Thursday ers will remember reading about his evening at the M. B. church base ­ J FridayInternational stamp selling scheme Mr. and Mrs- Albert Barry and ment. You all know the quality whereby buyers were assured of a of these dinners, so be sure and be 'SO per cent profl: or more every Mr and Mra. Harold Elliott were there. year. Letters by the thousand* were, guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ Rev. McKean gave a fine sermon mailed to Ponzi from trusting in- thur Yargcr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kick of near Bunday A. M. on hls Idea of the dry vTitors everyone of them containing amendment question and the liquor drafts and money orders so they Freeport visited Mr. and Mr*. Ralph question in generaj. Henney Thursday afternoon. might share In the unprecedented Vincent Barry. Charley Andrus W. H. and Mr*. Gray, who are profits. All went well until the postal of- and Robert Henney of this com­ still at their summer home in Mer­ Helal* swooped down on Ponzi, but munity attended A Century of Prog­ ritt. came down Tuesday to meet the tatter's brother and wife. Jon not before from 88.000.000 to 814.- -ress — at Chicago from Thursday 000,000 had fallen Into hls hands “?*** Irving, who were on their way from Mrs T Tony Rlairel Slagel wa* wad n a Battle their -Dakota home to New York, He wa* arrested, convicted and sent M where they expect to spend tlw win­ to prison. But money secured Creek visitor Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney and son ter with a daughter. The Irvings through such mean* doesn't seem to were guests Sunday ot their uncle. were spending a few day* with rel­ ■stick.” One of the 24 steerage passengers Mr and Mrs. Wm. Zuschnltt. and atives here, so the Gray* came down daughter. Charlotte, of west of Has ­ to meet tlrem. On their way homo on the steamship • Vulcania that they had an accident caused, we sailed from Boston a few days ago. ting*' Mr- and Mrs. Frank Friend of hear, by picking up a nail thal was this same Charles ponzi. who was deported to Italy, hls native Pleasant Valley and Mr and Mrs. caused a blowout and they rolled country He wa* absolutely penni­ John Usborne of this vicinity visit­ over a couple of times and while ed their sister. Mrs: Mary Gelsen- they : nd hones were somewhat bruised no less .and hopes that that English wllfbc the hta knowledge of great damage was done and tliey -11. U ll.e means of secur­ haver, of Potterville. Sunday. Mildred and---------------Wilma Usborne spent ----------------- . were soon able to proceed to their ing ... him some kind of a job In the |. ------------------1 Sunday with Phyllis Long of E j summer home. We are all sorry to land of Mussolini. Carlton. Junior and Aleck Usborne .hear of this accident but happy that » Jun*or ta now being dragooned in- visited their brother, Mr and Mrs. | neither was seriously injured. , M|t to helping solve the jig-saw puzzle □enter. ILborr.e. o( Freeport Bun-, So„.,, llunlc„ before he can get any aid on hta own . ....... । to get their bird, some do not even home work. . F.“uton **■ A's, 1 ^crvu ? set the®thcn- *° wfaynot h*ve the fried chicken supper at the Carlton rlghl of a d rcmaln gt |ome Grange hall Tuesday. Nov 6th. and lel [hc dog gel one for ^7 Tliey will begin serving at 5 30 and । Tpat is what Ed. Talbott did. His until all are served. It te hoped there idog captureU a nlce blrd will be a good many to attend. m hl* own yard, so Ed. had game Mr. and Mrs Beckwith of Has- at no outiay tor pcenaa or ume iMt. tings vtelted the latter * brother. Mr | j* H 0 and M„ Swlft aUended and Mrs. L*lie Daniel*, and family. 4|nncr p, honor of our Pythian Sunday._______ , Grand Chancellor at Grand Rapids THE WELLMAN SCHOOL NOTES. , ^£er o( the pythUn 8UUrl |M Uta IMt OM, DeMott, stared wtth her stator, Mrs. Viola Kennedy, tart wMfc. . Saturday Mra. Mary O'Ooonor tiad a birthday. So Mrs. Ruth Baine and Mrs. Rob O'Connor and Mrs Jack O'Connor arranged a *urprtoe for Mary. At two o'clock ten ladies walked in on her. Those present were. Mrs Daisy Peck. Ada Newton, Janet. FettengiU. Elsie Sothard. Mrs Will Reed. Mrs Frank Kurtz. Belle Clement. Bertha McHfbbin, Crvssie st edge and Nettie, Town­ send. The afternoon was apent visiting. Afterwards q lunch waa served constating of tea sandwiches. Protect Your Car for Winter With EVEREADY PRESTONE OR DUPONT ZERONE Andrus Service Corner Jefferson and Court Streets Hastings, Mich. BLUE SUNOCO EXIDE BATTERIES QUICK STARTING in Cold Motors Quick, Sure Action These Colder Days Sunoco Mercury Made Oil Firestone Tires and Tubes THE PROOF OF LEADERSHIP is Performance. Many claim it but Fireztone Proves It. and Pennzoil 20-W And fo-w FOR WINTER Correct Lubrication Battery Service Electrical Service Tire Service FREE! FREE! FIRST PRIZE SOLVE A CONTEST or THE PROBLEM! Merit AND VALUABLE Small Upright—Absolutely Free 3 Ft S Hew Model 2nd Prize 8 Tube PRIZE! Skill DIRECTIONS Super­ Direction* fo heterodyne Radio the other »qu»rri »o u ally. P' dlaaunaily. 3rd Prize Barton Washer Nam* Addrcu City ARE GIVING ORDER TO 'F.RTIhE Ol STORE. TMF THESE . — ... .... —ut print »» each contestant will be notlfitd. Prises will be swarded by reprrecntatlvo bualneea men ot Kalamazoo. In tho following manner: The fltbt prise »Ul be awarded tor the hett solution of the above problem, taking Into con•identlon eorrectneM and neatness. Solutions can bo mode r>n the hpwspaper or on separate paper or In any unique form the contestant desires. Ths second and third prises WIN S I US Kafd solution* to this problem may ailher ba mailt* or d»- PHIZES ARE .ABMLITUA FREE. • luccratfu! contestant will be published. contests close** promptly at 7:b0 p. ta. hour l»ill ta con*id*r*d> Useful sol ths solution of tbl* problem. Ilemembcr. Addreii All Aniweri lo Conteit Department MEYER MUSIC STORE thta Perfect spellers for the month are: | went out lo Mrs. Travis' home and Aiaiy Deakin*. Gordon aww.HM... Mary Rowladcr,; enjoyed a pot luck dinner Friday. Otto Kuball. Robert Conley. Rich-1 Our kiddles enjoyed a couple of — ard Munjoy. Margaret Rowlader. j[ days' vacation last week, while lhe Jean Offley. Jean Deakins. Madeline teachers attended lhe Institute al Rowlader. Harold Conley. Maxine Grand Rapids Orsbom. Marjorie Kuball. Elaine Of­ Many truck loads of sugar beets fley, Dwight Rowlader, Harold Mun­ have been and still are going joy through here evidently headed for The girls of the Wellman school ithe Holland factory. have organized a sewing club. The Mrs Mildred Lynd intends to {ofheers are President. Margaret leave Tuesday to visit her mother. Rowlader; Vice-President, Mary Mrs Nellie Thompson, at the farm Deakiiu; Secretary. Jean Kuball; near Hersey, Mich. Treasurer. Jean Offley The local The Pythian Sisters club of Past | leader Ls. Mrs Edwin Deakins Chiefs ot this district will hold a I Tlw boy* have organized a handl- dinner and meeting here Tuesday at craft club. The officers of their club the O. E. 6 hall. As the furnace are President. Otto Kuball; Vice­ in the Pythian hall 1* under repair president. Gordon Rowlader; Secre- iand not completed; altliough it te itary. Junior Blocher; Treasurer. several weeks suite since i* It wax was sianea, started. . Donald Hildebrandt The local lead- the O. E S. ladles kindly loaned er is Thomas Roberts. them the use of their hall. The sixth, seventh and eighth Not many of lhe hunters procured grades had to write Columbus ator- their limit around here, and now les. The teacher chose the best one 1 the uevi deer oiuiu-rx hunters are uu all agog over from each grade but in the sixth. arrangements for going north , Hoover I grade she took two The ones zhe ' MLises — Hazel “—’ and —* Ruth .. ............. thought were the best were written of Martin entertained with a birth­ by Jean Deakins. Jean Offley, in the day party at their home on Oct 20 1 sixth grade: Jean Kuball in the in* honor of Miss June DeMaat of seventh grade, Gordon Rowlader in1 Gland Rapids Sixteen guest* enJ<’cd a delightful evening. .the eighth grade | Those having perfect attendance CERAR CREEK. arc: Junior Blocher, Jean Deakins. Tire cedar Creek L. A. 8. will Mary Deakins, Donald Hildebrandt. Gladys Hildebrandt. Jean Kuball. sene a chicken pie supper at the church Saturday evening. Nov. 3. Marjorie Kuball. Maxine Kuball. Harold Munjoy. Maxine Orsbom. program to follow the supper. Mr. and Mrs. H. Gelman and Jean Offley. Elaine Offley. Dwight Rowlade/. Gordon Rowlader. Made­ faintly ot South Haven. Mr and Mrs. Will Shriber and daughter of line Rowlader, Margaret Rowlader Tiie third grade made some real Hastings and John Gurd and fam­ good farm yard posters-In-English ily of this place spent Bunday with Tuesday. Betty Conley had the best their parents. Mr and*Mr*. Will Gurd one We didn't have school Thursday • Harry Lcinaar and faintly of Del­ and Friday, because our teacher ton spent Sunday with hls brother. Henry, and famtly went to Grand Rapids. The Community Club meets this The next month reporter 1* Mar­ week Friday night at lhe school­ garet Rowlader. house.. lw Pot >uva luck supper ■* at 7:30. ProReporter, Jean Offley mwov <:*u. rroTeacher. Crystal G ' Bragdon.1 «Tatn 1,1 charge of Mrs Amy Pease ---------------- ------------------ —— land scholars. EAST DELTON. | Mr a»d Mrs. Melvin Campbell •nu ... .boekM .« ““‘h ‘>2“ saddened to hear of the sudden the past week wtth hi* parents. Mr. ‘ death of George Rockwell, who has and Mrs Clarence Campbell. A little girl arrived al the home lived In Barry township most of his fifty-four years of life. He was ill ot Mr and Mrs Lester Gould Tueaonly a few days with pneumonia day. Mbther and baby are fine a He leave* besides his devoted wife, lady from Athens 1* caring for them Mrs. Bessie Bergman spent the two daughters and one son. one brother and four grandchildren. He week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan will be sadly missed In his home Campbell of Jackson. Mr and Mrs. Art Gould of Athens and by his many friends The fu■** neral Whs held at hl* home Sunday. visited their son. Leslie, and family. Otober 28. at two o'clock, conducted Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Robert Gerald and, by the Rev Smith and Rev. Swaddaughters of Ypsilanti spent Frl- ; littg. a former pastor of Hickory Cortiers Much sympathy Is (git for day and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Harry Wertman. ■* , the bereaved family Friday afternoon. Oct 26. MesJohn Willison accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Durkee and son lo daines Lola Gould. Autumn LePine Stanton Sunday where they spent and Etire Lammers entertained at the home of Mrs. Lammers in honor of । the day with Grandma Kellogg. Mr. nd Mrs. Harold Hazel and Mrs Linden Norris. The bride re­ baby daughter of Richland spent ceived many pretty and useful gifts. Sunday with her parents. Mr and The hostesses served light refresh­ ments. Thaw from away were Mra. Mrs Clatc Louden. Mrss. Annabelle Willison of Kala­ A. Covey of Hastings. Mrs Chaffee mazoo »»s a caller of Mrs Bessie and Mrs. Sherman and daughter of Quimby A good time was had and Waters Saturday afternoon. . i Mr and Mrs. Claud Harrington of all wish Mr and Mrs Norris many happy years of married bites , near Banfield spent Sunday with Heny Wertman and wife visited । her brother. Ed Harrington. I Mr. and -Mrs. Vernon Webster of their son. Myron and family, of Bat-। Ure Bunnell dUtalct spent Sunday tie Creek Sunday. MIm Opal Kelley of Hustings, al Earl Pennock's. Mu* Lucille Galndcr. who is at­ granddaughter of Mr and Mrs H tending school in Kalamazoo, sjxmt Leavitt, of this place entertaiped at the Community hall with a Hallo­ the week end at home. we'en party Saturday evening A number of young people from Has­ POWERS SCHOEB. tings and. Cedar Creek were present Last week's Vetter. The evening wm spent in dancing Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trgvte of Has­ and a good time. Prizes were given tings were Thursday evening callers to the best dancersat the home of Mr. and Mrs Henry Frost. STATE ROAD. Mra. Camer Scbondelincyer spent Mr and Mrs. Eldon Matthews and Friday with her brother. Rol Bower­ Mr. and Mrs Andrew Kennedy were man and family al Yankee Springs in Battle creek Monday. Mias Irene Frost ol Grand Rapids Mrs. Belle Clement of Detroit U visited her parents Friday. visiting Mr*. Mary O Connor Mr and Mrs. Howard Harris of Mr. and Mrs Ashley spent Sun­ Chicago were Saturday vtailors at day with friend* in Battle Creek. the home of Mr. and Mrs Miner Mr. and Mrs. Jamc* BoUiard were Palmerin Battla.Crtek Monday i Charles Hauser spent the week Mra- Thomas Johnston of Has­ end at A Century of Progress at ting* came Sunday to spend the win­ j Chicago. ter wUh her daughter, Mra. Ada | Mr. and Mrs Ray Scrrcn of Mid­ Newton dleville were Sunday visitors ot Mr. Mrs Jack O'Connor spent the • bjkI Mrs earner Schondelmeyer. past twu wtuks in Chicago vuiling Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bedford and relaUW. i.iunly {.pent Sunday with relatives Mr- U4 Umto tutored Piii*xj> :at Grand Rapid*. hospital Sunday cvcnlhg ty undergo' A. Mwra WM suite in Ute wMk but is ahis to be up and around tho house again. HU brothers from Middleville and Hastings called on him Thursday. WW Birman of Hastings called at the Green home Monday. Maxine and Barbara Powers have bean entertaining the mump* the teU te rate U> Ute Wdnllla eernf tery a*ter<u, Utenwon. H« b*S made hie home with Will Clark a number of yeaaa. __________ YANKEE SPRINGS. The Mtaaaa Elaanore and Emily Mach art spending this week visit­ ing in Chicago and attending A Mra. Harry Scott waa called to Century of progrta*.__________ Chicago by the serious lllneu of her Forest conservation ‘lakes on in­ father-in-law. Harriet Scott of Hastings ta staying at home during creasing importance when it is re­ called thal more wood pulp may be her mother s absence. *T>ere wm do school Thursday needed far the purposes of paper Friday on account of the.teach- money You Know What You Pay the C. Thomat Way” STORE5 tlXU 0.15U 0.1BU U1U lit O.UC* jo.nu L59CI C.THOMAS STORES H'PRIC 128 W. STATE, ST. WE GIVE AN ITEMIZED RECEIPT WITH EVERY PURCHASE! THE MODERN NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS IN OUR STORES FURNISH A QUICK, AND AC­ CURATE METHOD OF HANDLING YOUR PURCHASE. PEAS ALL FOODS IN C. THOMAS STORES ARE PLAINLY PRICED. THE PRICE IS THE SAME TO EVERYONE, WHETHER YOU SHOP FROM OUR ADVS OR NOT. YOU CAN EASILY CHECK YOUR ITEMIZED RECEIPT WITH OUR SHELF PRICES. EARLY JUNE SWEET AND TENDER Na. 2 Can COCOANUT E. Green Split Peas Yellow Split Peas lb. 9c lb. 7c SHRI P Royal Sturgeon can 14c , j | •■ r EX # 20c LB. Soda Crackers 2 iba. 18c Prunes r...,7om 2 lbs. 15c 12c Lge. Wet Shrimp. CAN | Salmon Ftaa*u*,M c*. 12c APPLE BUTTER as 17c ‘ DUTCH GIRL” BRAND Oleo—“Purity Nut” lb. 12c | MACARONI Graham Flour 5 ll. s-.l 20c Corn Meal y.«.» 5 u>. s<d. 17c EVERY DAY LOW PRICE Elbow BULK Pure Buckwheat 5 lbs. 25c Tiger Oats i~s. n, 20c I I Cereal Wheat Hearts H Crescentt 5 lbs. 30c PKGS. EGG NOODLES E SUGAR FINE GRANULATED BROWN SUGAR CHEESE MILD CBBAM CHUBB 5 LBS. 25c LB 15c qt. 10c OXYDOL FOB QUICK SUDS LCL.BOX 22c BAB 5C CAMAY THE BEAUTY SCAB 0. K. SOAP Yvmvdav low hucc 6 bars 25c SUNBRITE CLEANSER 2 cans for 9c MATCHES 6 large boxes 25c GAUZE TISSUE 4 roll* 17« AU HUCES Sivncr to MICH. S FSB CSMT BSIBB TAX pkc. 17C 17c EVAPORATED 10 LBS. 52c SHEFFORD CHEESE VuHJ 15c AMMONIA LB I | SURESET Pineapple — Dole Pineheart No. 2 can cnuua 16c 18c 2 lb». 25c Lard r*n*«u«u —MILK— , C. THOMAS STORES EVgRY DAY LOW PRKES Pet 3 for 19c Carnation 3 for 10c Borden's 3 for 19c Dairy Belt 3 for 17c LOG CABIN SYRUP 13 OUNCE CAN, 23c CALUMET pAKJNG POWDER 1 Lb. Can 22c �SOUTH BOWNB. Homemakers' Comer held at the home of Un sorrow. Mra. Frank Hynes entertained her ■father. George Makley, of Wood­ land a part of last week. ____________________ ______ B. Higdon and Mra. MelissaWn Roe.Henry cotbe and aon Jimmie, Adams has teen rwtoaaed from UniMr. and MH Oart Tuttle------- -------------------------. ---------------- Vanity hospital at Ann Arbor Wad- tone tQ Balltabora, Maryland, to visit until Monday with MT. and Mrs tiesday and wtth Mrs. Adams to via- their son. Roe, and familyHarry Cramer and family. Ring The Chamber of Commerce mat I Floyd Walton and Woodrow tllng their children al at Wayne and 'Pontiac before returning home. Monday night at the I. O. O. F. hall Knowles of Freeport ware guest* at Victor Blsaon was tn Grand Rap- the Rebekahs putting on the sup- .Frank Walton's Tuesday. Ida on buslnaas Monday. P* -- ---------- *u* i cramer and little Nora Mmsxs William Mishler and Fred Special meetings are being held at of Grand Rapid* called b, F1« ». gay<b. Ito, w* Af Wssttrw were in Paw bmkt is oringmg ux mcaoagv eacn av un n. O. Cramer home WednesWednesday Th® attendance to Increasing !day evening. Mr and Mra Vidor Bisson made from night to night.' ) Mrs. Frank Walton called on Mra. buxinmi trin to Hastings BatorMr*. Julia Brown and Mr*. Sue’John Fox of Freeport Tuesday eveday afternoon? Kirkpatrick spent lhe week end with nlng. Mr and EH* Faulkner ot relatives al Grand Rapid*. . Frank Walton and Dr Peckham Middleville called on Mrs F E Ear'e Felghner and Morris Gibson attended the political speech in HusBrunner Wednesday afternoon. ot Detroit spent the week end with tings Wednesday afternoon. The Know Your Bible dasa meets the former's parent*. Mr. and Mrs.; Bunday evening caller* at Will wtth Mra Charles Moore on Thur*- Frank Felghner. They were all Bun- Mishler's were. Mrs. Warren Roush dav afternoon of this weak guest* of Mr. and Mrs. William and daughter. Dorothy of Hastings. W* L-Telad to report that the I Mr. and Mrs Frank Martin and We are glad to report that the condition Mta* Vivian Appdman of Lansing daughter. Marilyn of Grand Rapids condition oJ of Unde Uncle David David Moulton Moulton to to Anaerson of oi Freeport tree port spent somewhat Improved at thi* writing, spent Bunday at her home here. Alice Anderson H.™ aSte toreSnta. people noX ' ----------------- -- -------------------Isaturdav j Saturday with with Norms Norma Yoder Yoder. DURFEE. ' Mrs. Harold Yoder accompanied and sal up in a chair a few minutes Hofl man ana and smsto- Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kime of ,Pleas Friday evening. ' Mrs. Mrs William \viuiTn tsonman ,v»«-The King's Heralds, under the ter. Frances Hendershot, were called | •flt Valley to Middleville Friday and leadership of Mia* Gaytha Loomis, to the beside de of or their tneir brother. bromer. H. n. R k. , attended Fred Kaechde's sale, had a very enjoyable party in the Norrie at L?!l± Leila hospital «in Battle Mr. and Mra Mrs. WIU Will aoa«Hff OosgrifT and -­ isday He underwent an I Mrs. Myra Williamson of Lowell M. E. church basement Friday eve-, Creek Tuesday, nlng. The room wo* prettily deco­ operation for goitre but te doing as spent Sunday with Mrs Jennie Parrated In Hallowe’en colors and the Mr. wd ta W Ert M Orwd 3““*' girls were masked and costumed. A very pleasant evening wa* spent S?^or^«“"U <2ThS'r.tai Htahbenrer or Or.nd in games and a delicious luncheon Mr,. Homer tammond end mother. S^?ny’’vB„bCpl',l'.L'"m? Mra. Tom Hoffman was called to Vm Pattenja' « few_daja Mrs. Gordon Usborne entertained ’*hnnC^™ the Camp Fire Girls at her home Plainwell Thursday by the serious ’ on Monday evening with a very en'ovable Hallowe’en party. Sorry we Lve^d^tavs as8the SX to* verv 1 Mr *nd Mrs WlU Mishler, daughdidn't get a complete writeup but «veral <ta>s as the uncle is very f G^ndolyn and Jokn home economics clothing extension wen held from hls late home Thursfday afternoon, conducted by the Hxctoltot* of Michigan State Ou­ I O. O. F. Lodge of which he was tage, and so It I* almost impossible to judge whether weighing material te member of long standing. sasLstte used with the silk.- The law allows ed by Rev. a. E. Wynn of Woodland. Mr.Oarr. who was M yean of age, any material containing 18 per can* or more silk to be labelled pure >Uk. The durability of weighted silk* 1* eventually lessened by exposure to h 'stroke. He had been tn falling light and air. by the effect* of per­ health for the past year but evan spiration. and by dry-otoanlng w®- those nearest to him were unpre­ ceasea. A simple teat for unweight­ pared for hto sudden passing. He to ed and weighted silk to to apply a survived by the widow, one daugh­ match to a small sample. The ash ter. Mrs. Chas. Hoyt, of Freeport, of the unweighted silk doe* not keep It* shape, but the weighted sample will burn away and leave lhe metal steten. Mn. H. H. Cave of Chicago intact, exactly the shape of the orig­ and Mn. James Tefft ot Lowell, one granddaughter, Patsy Hoyt, and inal material. many other rtlaUvee and friends. If a soluble weighting Is used, the Burial was in Pleasant Hill cemefiller disappears after the goods has been washed and leaves the silk limp. If only a small amount of weighting to used, the material te elastic and will come back to Ita Friday. About thirty original shape after strain, and may be dry cleaned or washed without for ths church. ”*«?**' . _ , * *** twx w» unlives, is There are a number ol varieties oi u unusual Cor a couple to live rayon aflered ™ on tK. the market M the hwh,, KT ,huy ...™ Howew. present time, it la well to * । that to the experience of one popsmall sample before cleaning or, ular Freeport couple. Mr. and Mr*, pressing to determine whether the , Samuel Newman observed their aixmaterial to of the • acetate ’ type. l|uth wedding annlversay Thursday. In alrnhnl nr quietly . .. spent . This variety will m*lt melt in alcohol or , at ,home They the day vr— n-r. n-ond tor of West Campbell spent Friday i chloroform or when pressed with quetly at home. We extend hearty a very nice time. JS5; taVSXr 1‘" PTHW The tint meeting of the Freeport a hot iron. congratulations to this aged couple Wllll.m Knlhen returned to Ann ’»Uh Home Economics group to being held who have travelled so many miles------------------------------------L-..: ot =f ifn. of life's pathway together and wish I' at the home Mn. A. D. Bteckle Axlta hundey tor further tre.tI this Wednesday beginning at ten ‘ We join the many others Ln ex­ them many more anniversaries., Mr mi Mr. MUo Birth, or B.I-1 Mrs Elizabeth Shepherd, aged 48.1 o'clock. A pot luck dinner will be tending our best wishes to George ______ wife oi of or. Dr. ma Fred u L. anepnard Shepherd or of Re-I Rs- I served ai it noon. mrs. Mrs. v. c. u. D. Bauer U e creea (Shorty* _________ Miller and________ bride,_______ the for- wue U. creek spent .pent tjaiuraay B.turd.r evening erenjmr tad mer Mis* Minnie Belle Dundas. The mu*, diad at bar home Friday fol- of Hastings will assist in the meet- ind Bunday at the home of Mra. daughter. MHO. Edith, tatamp.nled accompanied by by reremtay pertonuM by He«. | lowBi, a too, Utom., Mr. Step- In,. -- ------ —-lu.tehur. ta’ „TSr“ cretad couch ere fcS.‘i”1*' ££ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane of Stan ­ rBfciou luc uuu,. iiuiuc ui u. wm iuum ^priiui Rapids on Saturday evening, Oct. >0. women in Maooeta county and the ton spent several days last week XSr'SrVH,” U ta “"^Se“ “SX. Sent Miss Helen Thaler is Uu> new mother -—of z‘ four ‘Z- children, three z~ sons with Mr. and Mra. Leon Howk and _ _____________ ___________ Hello girl at the local telephone of- । and one daughter. Funeral services Percy Rosser. • - and• one noon In Grand Rapids. flee, taking the place of Miss Norma 1 were held at Remus M. E. church World Temperance Sunday was and tips the scales at six D. Zook and family and the for- 1 Lightfoot, who recently resigned aft- Bunday ~ ‘ afternoon " with burial in observed with an appropriate pro- half pounds Mother and aon are do­ mer's mother. Mra. Fannie Zook of | Wheatland cemetery, south of Re- eram Sunday at the M. E. Sunday mg nicely. t'vtrtv gathered at the par- Pleasant Valley were Sunday visit- t ’ jmus. We join the many friends Ln Retool. Next Bunrtav ta Mlsstxiarv I Ice. ora at Elmer Shaeffer's. Tho November meettag of tho extending our sympathy to Dr. Sunday. You are invited to attend *onage Saturday evening to tender Victor Parker of Battle Creek I I Not as large a crowd a* waa de- a the Gamble family, sired or expected heard tire splen- i After the supper was served the eve­ and Lyle Loucks of Lowell called at Will Mishler's Monday forenoon. I il Id message thal Rev. M. McKean ntng waa spent in vocal and Instru­ Will Mishler, wife and Gwendolyn • ct Middleville gave at the M. E. menta) music and recitations. The ] church Wednesday evening. Rev. donations were numerous and very called on Mrs. Alma Mishler and family of N. Downe Bunday after। McKean te a very pleasing and [much appreciated. 'forceful speaker and left no doubti Be sure and come to the prayer noon to see Mr*. Louise Mishler who In the minds of his hearers that ।meeting at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. has been ill and I* slowly improving.! Mrs Will Mishler spent Wednes- j every right-thinking person will vote jEd. Rice ’Biuraday evening. day with Mrs. Alma Fingleton of for local option at the Nov. 6 elec­ Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. tion and help to rout from our ,William Hoffman were Mr. and Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Diefenbacher county the liquor traffic thal te such Mrs j Frank Green of Nashville, Tom It wasn’t raining when Noah built the Ark, 1 a curse to every community. ]Hoffman. Mrs. Francis Hendershott and daughter. Helen, of Grand Rap­ ids. Mrs. Lydia Porritt and grand­ The O. E. S. held a successful (dtotricL yet history tells ua that it came in mighty daughter. Elizabeth, visited at Mrs bake sale at the John Reamer store Mr and Mrs. Lebn Stanton and Jennie Pardee's Thursday forenoon. handy. It may Aot be snowing right now, | Saturday. , (children of Battle Creek. MUs Alden Eash of M 3 C. spent the . Rev. F. Loomis and daughter Gay- ]Mary remained for an extended visit. but it is high time to prepare for the cold tlw, accompanied by Sam Eckert, Sylvester Brandebury of Grand were Hastings visitors Monday aft­ GLASS CREEK. Rapids visited at W. H Pardee's arjd ernoon. Mr. Eckert 1* in very poor Mr and Mrs. Fred Otto spent Sun­ health al present. ( day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens Ed. Lacey's Friday. COAL is no side line with us. A COAL for Deputy Sheriff Pat Bowes of Lo­ Thursday and Friday were gala of ( southwest Rutland well called on W H. Pardee Wednesdays for lhe youngsters—tto school. every purpose—« satisfied customer with Miss Virginia Havens attended lhe Tiie teachers attended the cqnven- M. E A. at Grand Rapids Thursday f Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver and Uon at Grand Rapids. 1 ahd FridaySome alterations are t .. being made Mf^s Ruth and Marian Er- Jacob Konkle of Hastings and Mr in lhe Mrs. Anna Wolcott ano way oI Kalamazoo spent Bunday al and Mrs. Will Speicher of Lake tt house and Why not place your next order with ua? Odessa visited at Andrew Blough's Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wolcott expect Bunday. to occupy It in lhe near future. Little Dolores. Anita and David Mrs. Clare Eash of Dutton spent The local M. E. Sunday School ta McOtockltn spent lhe latter part of making plans for their annual Rally lhe week‘with' tltetr grandparents Sunday at the A. T. Eash home. I Day service. Il will be held during here while their parents attended A CLOVERDALE the regular preaching hourun Sun­ Century of Progress at Chicago. Dr. Lathrop arid Dr. Kinde of day morning. Nov. 11. Thta being .Forrest and Gordon Havens and Armistice Day a patriotic program Junior Erway attended A Century ol Hastings with the assistance of Miss will be a feature of the rally. An Progress at Chicago the latter part Lynn and Miss Neushafer. also of Hastings, gave physical examinaout-of-town speaker ta one feature of the week. ,lidns at the school Wednesday. ot the program, with special music, Bunday callers al Roy Erway* The Russell Hart family have promotions of pupils, and other spe­ Sundky were. L- Robinson and wife cial features assuring everyone of of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. moved on lhe Brooks place, Just va­ an enjoyable service. A cordial in­ Fred Gold of Grandville, Mr. and cated by Mrs EUa Snyder and son Norman. who have gone to Gales­ vitation ta extended to all. Mrs. Harry Mead of Kalamazoo. A) burg to live. Wolfe and wife and daughter and । Bobble Clancy has been quite ill NASHVILLE. Maurice Erway of Grand Rapids and a few days with the flu. Dick Rose. wife, and son and Ward for 1 Last Weeks Letter. I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Owens and Mr. and Mn. Fred Ackett and Erway of Hastings. — Mia* Humeston were Battle Creek family. Mra. Charles Ackett. Mrs. Bunday callers at Forrest Ha- shoppers ' Saturday. Della Bowman and son Jack spent vens’ were. Robt. McGlocklln. and ' > Mr. and Mrs. Arthur John cock Bunday with Mr. ahd Mrs Will Ac­ wife and Alva McGlocklln of Has-1 visited with their daughter. Mrs. tings, I. kett and family .in Battle Creek. I“°*n Mr. and,Mrs. Clift Kleinhans and '"uun Zta. Down. or .«h QuJu family of East Lansing spent Bunday Ru.i.nt ____ _ ....w«Len_d ____ — --------with the former's mother. Mrs. W. her grandparent* Roy Oaks and | Humeston Sunday morning were. H. Kleinhans. Miss Emma Jane wife, here. Kleinhans returned home with them I Fred Bechtal and wife and son 1 after spending the week end here land Anna May Puc of Hastings also The Cloverdale Owls, consisting of Mtes Geraldine Hecker underwent Mrs. Emery Maehler of Moarstown the eth. 7th and 8th grades, gave a an operation far appendicitis Wed- were Bunday visitors at Chas. WhltHallowe'en party at the town hall neaday at the Sparrow hospital In temore's. Friday night. ’ ’ Lansing. She to attending business; Lorraine Otto spent the week end Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chilson and college there Her mother. Mrs. with her aunt. Mrs. Wm. Hall, in children, and Mr and Mrs. Lyle Frank Hecker, of Chelsea and Mtes Hastings Kingsbury and children went lo tlw Freida Hecker were In Lansing Bun-1 Forrest Havens, wife and Marine Century of Progress Saturday. day 'and Joan Erway and Lorraine Otte Those who attended the church Junior Roe of Ann Arbor. Mtes accompanied Mtes Virginia Havens convention at Battle Creek WednesJean Roc and Mtes Helen Maurer of to her P. T. A. al the Bhullx School idiy night were Mrs. Arthur JohnYpsilanti spent the’ week end at Friday night Icock. Mr. and Mrs. George Kahler. their iMxnes here. —------------ • • * ’ — | Mrs Kate Johncock. Mn. Lockstedt. Miss Edna Brumm of Kalamazoo BARBERS CORNERS, Mrs Shorts and daughter LaVenie, and Allen Brumm of East Lansing Last Week's Letter. 1 Miss Dale Heller a?d Rev. KrtAg. spent the week end with their par- I The P. T. A. of the Aitoft school, enU, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brumm. 1 was held Friday night. The teach-1: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humeston re­ turned to Jackson Sunday after­ Mr and Mrs. Coy G. Brumm and er. Miss Witeon. and pupils put on noon. Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Varney left sat- the program which was much en-1I Mr. and Mn. Roas Pierce went to urday morning for Lincoln, Nebras- joyed. Battle Creek Sunday afternoon. tn company, ka, to spend a week with Mr. and II Mra. Henry Nplten ------------——■ ■ ! w«« Hasel Hoaken of Hastings I with Miss Maybell Notten and Mr Mrs. Shirley Brumm and Mtes Phyl-b Us Brumm. iand Mra. Chester Notten and two ol Grau Lake vteited with ■ --------- r and Mra. Menno Wenger and children < wfll sponsifr a play. and Mrs Herman Hauer Sun-{. granddaughter. Charlene, spent a Mr. l "These Gay Ws" Thursday night. tew days last week with relatives in <day. 'Nov. 1st. at 8 o'clock at the town Mr. Borey and Mrs Mankcr of ,hall.. northern Michigan. Mira Genevieve Hafner waa tn <Grand Rapids spent Sunday with I Mrs. Lou Anna Patton and daugh- 1 Laming Thursday. ;MT and Mrs. L J. Mathew* Iter. MUs Helen, left tor Manchester. Dr. Wallace Mathews and Mr. and Saturday for a visit with relatives The new bridge was opened for James R. Matthews of Grand traffic Tuesday. It is certainly a Mrs. ! spent lhe week end with Mf»great improvement to north main Rapids 1 Miss Catherine Cagney In com­ street, it ha* ornamental steel pan- Ette , Bump. pany with Mrs. Oscar Chamberlain Miss Minnie Matthew* of Grand and daughter, Mtes Doris, of Del­ el* between the cement peals and for spent the week end with her ton, were in Grand Rapids one eve­ the electric lights. . Oopper plates Rapid* I cemented to the post* on either side, stater. । Mra. Etta Bump. ning last week to hear Serge Rach­ 'carrying a history of lhe bridge, Cyrus Shroyer's sister from In­ maninoff in a piano concert. ta visiting them and other baadsd by the State of Michigan. diana • ffo-rubbinff No Potishinj! with thia now “National Recovery Project Blot PLEASANT RIDGE 887. 19S4. buUt jointly. Feders] Gov­ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer and The Bunday Sc)kx>1 class party ernment. State Highway Depart­ children of near Middleville and Mr. wiu meet thi* week Wednesday with ment; under supervision ot Murray and Mrs. Loyd Shroyer and aon of Alice Chase. |D- Van Waggoner. State Highway East Carlton visited Mr. and Mn. Mrs Ella Kinnc te in Battle Creek Commissioner. E. C. Nolan and Son. Cyrus Shroyer Sunday. for a few day*. ■ Mr. and Mrs Forest Snyder are Contractors There was no school Thursday the parents of a baby boy who an­ and Friday a* the teacher attended swers to Ute-name oL Charles Stan­ Che institute in Grand Rapids. ing a visit this week with relatives at leyMr. and Mra Alton Wood and MUs Alice Foie/ ol Cincinnati. Greydar were al Grand Ledge op South Bend. Indiana, and Shelby. Ohio Mi** Elbtl Mae Kteno te slay­ Ohio, in company with three friends Saturday. Mr and Mr*. George Ragla arc ing with Mra. Charles Hawthorne visited the former's mother, Mil GOODS near Lacey and Manuu Huve 1* Jerry Foley, over tike week endbuilding an addition to their house. Mr. arid Mrg- Burl Nash and wo, I staving with Mrs. Clare MoDerby. Mr. and Mra. Lester Klnne, Mr I The Methodist 'Ladies’ Aid wUl Dtloa visited the latter's parents. Mr. and Mr*. Albert Kidne spent part of meet October 34 at the home of and Mrs- Fred Seed. Sunday at la*t week tn Grand Rapid; with Mr. I Mr*. C. T Hess- Thoae asidstlug arc Highbank, Maple Grove. |and Mra. Hurry biuimotu. Preparedness EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 It’s Time for COLDS! Let us help you Prevent them! REX ALL COLD TABS—Special 25c YERBSTS COLD CAPSULES 25c NASAL SPRAY with Ephedrine 25c VICKS NOSE DROPS30c EPHEDRINE INHALANT, plain and compound, oz50c GROVES NOSE DROPS50c VICKS VAPO RUB35c REXALL CHEST RUB MI-31—Our Beit Antueptic,-full 49c JOHNSON'S GLO-COAT Carveth & Stebbins Our Anniversary Sale GREAT VALUES !K 18C 8 o Crock Coffee Iona Flour The All Purpose Flour 85c Fels Naptha Soap 10 43c FLAKES or GRANULES Chipso 31c Keyko Oleo -19c 10 & 53c lb. 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Pudding Nucoa Oleo >*• IJc 2 *^31c Eagle Brand Milk 19c Master Brand Dill Pickles 2— 29c Pet Milk “ CAPTION Ire.di.ru 5c Navy Beans ' Michigan Grown 4 -17c Pancake Flour SUNNYFIELD 5 i 21c PANCAKE Harvest Time 5£ 25c FLOUR Strike Anywharw 6 *-*- 25c Matches Marshmallows lb. 18« cxAocn*jAai «—~*19c Doggie Dinner 4 cw 29o *~-85c ROYAL GELATIN TENDERLEAF TEA Royal Baking Powder u-«- 37c QUALITY MEATS ot AAP MARKETS Hockless Picnics GROUND* Sugar Cured BEEF Nothing Eke SHORT RIBS OF BEEF Thick, Meaty OYSTERS Direct from the Sea Ib- 12c Fresh Picnics T<“.'‘ihX^1 RING BOLOGNA CLUB FRANKS Mich. Grade No. 1 Mich. Grade No. 1 Fresh Herring Blriclly Prtwh Caught < 4 23c 3 CRANBERRIES Fancy ICEBERG HEAD LETTUCE f GRAPEFRUIT Juicy 81 SWEETPOTATOES Yom. 4U JneSw” in This Ad Subject to 3*i �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER », 1M4 CHjUtCEXT NOT ICD. "couRr^ousENEWs 11 ’: ‘ account entered, discharge of execu­ trix issued, estate enrolled. . Est. Sarah L. McKelvey. Order for adjournment entered. Eat. C. A. Hough. Order allowing account entered. Order COAL - PROBATE COURT. Est. Mary McKee, petition for .«>•>><>» of this ootspony.' hearing claims filed, notice to credi­ WOODLAND. SOW. THEREFORE. Nolle* U hereby tor* issued, inventoy filed. Arthur Kilpatrick of Quincy and. Est. Cliarles Wilcox. Final account MUs Ethel Burns of Battle Creek of Admr. filed. were Bunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Est. Jennette Miller. Waiver of Prank Kilpatrick and Arlene. notice filed, order appointing Admrx.. Irvin Hoover of Battle Creek spent bond of Admrx. filed, letters ot ad­ the -week end with hls parents. Mr. ministration issued: and Mrs. Jacob Hoover. Miss LUcy Lind was a Lansing vis­ Est. Anna Shively Boyes. J*sllmony on determination of heirs Iitor Monday. ■ filed, order determining heirs en­ Mr. and Mra. Homer Harrison and children of Detroit visited Mrs. I tered. i Ert. Hudson L. Sisson. Annual ac- 'Glonn England and family frdrn Frlcount filed. ।day until Bunday. Bit. Maude Albertson. Testimony Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Shorno and of freeholders filed, license to sell :MUs Louise Hilbert jvere guests of Issued, oath before salefiled,reports I Don Shomo of .Olivet Sunday at the of sale filed. I home coming in Olivet. Est. Thomas Heney. Petition for Mr. and Mrs. Wciby Crockford and . license to sell filed, order for pub- I family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. .Thursday until Bunday and Mr. Ga-1 gan at lhe M. E- church Sunday llcation entered. < Orno Knowles of Freeport Sunday. ger attended lhe Teachira' Institute night. Rev. and Mra.... A. — E. .... Wynn Esl Henry c. Warner. Proof of | — --------------------— _were — , ;while there. [ Mr. Brown of Lansing la visiting will filed, order admitting will en- ji guests of their son. Jack Wynn, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bandbrook are 'at Claud nuu Demond'a. Lsniouu a. tered. [family family of Lansing Sunday. Miss .the proud parents of a baby girl fcCrithorinr Wynn, Wvnn tchn has has been h/rn bo_1 Est. Flavius J. Willburr. Proof of Katherine who i __ _ ____________________ SOUTHWEST ’cARLTON. bom Prday. oewoer October wul Milt will filed, order admitting will en- spending the week with her grand-1 Mr Mnd Mra D B Qreen 1 Mr.■. ahd Mra. Mn. Roy Puller of Hal Has-­ 1 tered. bond of Admr. filed, letters parents, returned to Lansing with LuesU wj and Mra Chas OfTley i tlng» spent Sunday with hls son, testamentary Issued. them. |"f Hastings Sunday (Mr. and Mrs. Evan Puller, and famEsu Arthur E. Patton. Discharge Mr. and Mrs. Ward Green and; h of Lansing^‘yof executrix issued, estate enrolled, daughter. Phyllis, of South Wood-1 weck wIU“ Mr d Mr “ | Mrs. Prank Shriber and daughEst. Theron E. Hecht. Annual ac- land spent Sunday with Mr. and 1 Hyiies and family’. Mr. and ter. Hazel, and Mra. Leo Barry and ,• > .,,t.< count filed. |Mra. Ralph Rise. >Mra Wttyne Hynes of Lansing visit- Ison spent Monday afternoon in Bab­ Release of | Robert Wing and friend Miss Lois "f “ “ 2* Est. Ruth Parmele. । Wine Tots ! .___ .__ ________ I tin r’wM.v tie creek. ,ard-­ Summer nf nranrt R.nlds .went Ratiupld>.pem s... 1| C<‘.“‘en!.*.Or..a vero'ee luoler ol guardian filed, discharger nf of m guard Mra. Glen Densmore and daugh­ ian Issued, estate enrolled. W ReV‘ and Mnl’ fondly spent Sunday with Mr. and ter, Audra, of Hastings called on Est. Bernice Cole, el al. Annual1 wing. Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Fuller Sunday Mrs. Claud Sabin of Hastings. account filed, order for publication, Mr. arid Mrs. Arthur Giddings and . Mr ttnd Mrs ^uper spent afternoon. daughter Ruth and Mra. Lena Velte fro(n u, 8undB^In Paul Strodtbeck of near Clarks­ Est. Byron L. Anthony. Final ac­ of Ta was City spent the week end Mrt ^mained for * ville called on hls parent*. Mr. and count filed, waiver of notice Wed. with Miss Carrie Grozinger. Mr. and with friends. Mia. J. J. Strodtbeck, Sunday after­ order assigning residue entered, dis­ Mr*. Giddings attended the football Mr wld Mr8 T1MxnM Thompson noon. . charge of Admr. issued, estate en­ game in Ann Arbor Saturday. __ n» — — Kalamazoo visitors Mr. and Mrs. Abid Donley and and »family were --------rolled. | Mrs. John Harrison of Detroit Saturday and also spent the week Mr. and Mra. Guy Hough and son Est. Loul&sa GlfTprd. Petition for called on Rev. and Mrs. Fay C. Wing end with Mr. and Mra. Ernest Fare Orville of Lansing spent Sunday determination of heirs filed, order.Sunday afternoon. with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber of Doster. for publication entered. A large crowd attended the P. T. and family. Bit. William R. Wickwire. Testi- A. fair Friday night. Prizes were STONY POINT. mony of freeholders filed, license to awarded for exhibits in the AgricuiOur first snowstorm struck this NORTHEAST WOODLAND. nd PROVIDED srll lKAHA/1 tlirul sell issued. turai rrv.ln room nrd and mlllr. quilts nnrl and rugs In In place Saturday P. M. .Last Week's Letter. Est- Margaret B. Freeman. Order the Domestic Science rooms. The |. _____ Roma_Blocher of Neely was ____ home i Mr. and Mra. Harry York and Hel_______________ authorizing assignment of stock en­ First Grade Rhythm Band drew over •*-------• end. the week en of Sebewa, Mr. and Mra. Darwin large and appreciative crowds. Quite tered. Mrs. Lanah Burroughs of Hastings Anspaugh of West Odessa. Mr. and Eat. Elida Shaw. Inheritance tax spent a portion of the week with Mrs. WIU Volte, Richard and Lucille pre|>al<l dir determined. Mrs. Hildebrandt. Stairs spent Sunday afternoon with Est. Mark Norris. Annual account B. 8. Holly. F. P. Hilbert and Mrs. Our schoolhouse In receiving a Qrlo Smith and family. filed. Rena Culler of Woodland and Mrs. new coat of paint on the inside. i Mrs. Joe Logan of Tensing u l>l»r» and purpnar nt auch r We are Indebted this week to the [.pending a few days with her par­ Est. James Shalvey. Order allow­ Agnes Fisher of Hastings were PROVIDED FURTHER. That ing account entered. guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Davenport teacher and pupils for the school- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hansbarger. Est. Ellen L. Roush. Final account Sunday. notes for the past month, which will > Mr. and Mrs. John Stairs and tiled. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brumm were be of great interest to the parents of' family and Alla Haskall were HaaEst. Helen E. Hampton. Proof of guests of Mr. and Mra. John Weaver the district. [tings callers Saturday.______________ will filed, order admitting will en­ of Hastings Sunday. Mr. and Hrs. Wm. Wadell of Ho­ tered. bond of executrix filed, letters Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and mer were Sunday guests of Joiin testamentary issued, inventory filed, son. Morgan, visited Mr. 0114 Mrs. Blocher's. . BANNER WANT ADV8, PAT final account filed, order allowing Jacob Brady of Grand Rapids from A two weeks- run of meetings be- to Fill Your Bin! NOTICE OP BAI.K- HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY forvnoon of th HASTINGS ' ■ ’• ' *robl» D. McDonald. for PlalntllT. STATE OF MICHIGAN — ORDER OI THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION —RACCOON 1034. it It >hall l>e It-.-. ' lat to 30th Inrlnii Circuit Coart Cfamtnl»»lon»r. far Plaintiff. Dated Heptetnbrr FOBFCI-OSURE HAY E. COTTON. Sreralary. NOTICE TO CREDITORS tke for vrli kOW, THEREFORE. 1034. Uarn Standard Timn. OkDEM FOB PUBUCATIOK. PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE V NOTICE TO CREDITORS. matter of th tide XI nt ow Chevrolet adds the • dnpted lo read aa folio •ARTICLE XIV. Worlds lowest-pricedsix-cylinder 4-door sedan NOTICB. CHANGE OF INTEREST BATE PROVIDED. That upon Ulchlcan. 8rpt«m- ; month* or mo >11 llaldll- NOTICE TO CREDITORS to its liability 111 LAWS OF T1IH' HASTINGS "t aw inUre-l al the rat* of per NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS. ■ Special I Mlehlcan. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY EATON COUNTIES. ohlblted in the ORDER TOR PUBLICATION. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION This new and unusual value in an ideal family car brings 4-door Sedan ownership within reach of new thousands rn lif pobllaatlon of the celebrated Chevrolet valve-in-head ALL SET for a Winter of Clean, Healthy Heat The picture above tells a. pleasant a story as can be found. You see Mr. and Mra. Citizen happily gazing upon their filled-up coal bin. That means a Winter of clean, economical and healthy heat. You, too, ought to fill your coal bin now. Prices are down—but they're bound to go up. Phone us today for your next Wintor’s supply of coat Just Telephone 2257. Smith Brothers Volte & Company Phoaa 1X5*7 Hastings, Mich. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. world's lowest-priced line of engine, weather-proof cable-contrvlled Sixes—now adds to that line the world's brakes, and aliost of other fine features. And being a Chevrolet, it costs remarkably lowest-priced six-cylinder 4-door Sedan. little to operate and maintain. We invite The rich finish and trimly tailored Lines of the Standard 4-door Sedan suggest a higher price. 5A? '■ ■ you to see this latest evidence of Chev­ rolet’s ahility^to supply America with Roomy and convenient, it is a quality car throughout, with Body "Economical Transportation,” today. 818.00 additional. Price, robjtti CHEVROLET MOTOR CO., DETROIT. MICH. by Fisher, Fisher No Draft ventilation. WEST CARLTON. Mra. Rex Frisby attended teachers' Instltute at Grand Rapids Thursday and’Friday. We are informed John DeWeerd. who has been a resident of Byron Center the past few years, will re­ turn to hls farm here, in the spring. Mrs. Art Richardson was a guest of Mra. Edith Fisher of Hastings Thursday. Blough and wife Wednesday. Oct. 24. ONE RIDE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS CHEVROLET R. K. HURD HASTINGS :: MICHIGAN R. D. CADWALLADER, Hickory Corner*, Mich THE SERVICE GARAGE, Delton, Mich. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-11-07.pdf 43c107bfcf76f080a8ee35ca5edaf03c PDF Text Text SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR 10 PAGES PAGES Ito 6 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 7, 1.934 ELECTIONS GO REPUBLICA Michigan Voters Show Unusual Interest For “Off-Yea HOFFMANWNS < FROMFOULKES VICTOR IS AHEAD MORE THAN 14,000 IN THE DISTRICT VANDENBERG HOLDS DECISIVE LEAD Fitxgerald Forges Ahead to Safe Majority in Gub­ ernatorial Race v A late bulletin received just before going to press gives Fitzgerald a lead of 61.000 In the state and Vandenberg a lead of 35,000 with 180 Detroit precincts and 600 outstate preclncts yet to be heard from. Entire Republican state ticket apparently sure of election with Isblster and Brackett leading by narrow margins. Mapes appears sure winner over McAllister In Fifth con­ gressional district (Kent and Ottawa counties). ALLEGAN FAIR MADE A PROFIT OF $3,215 Out Debt |fl,000 in Two Years—Why Cannot Barry Do It? RED CROSS WORK­ ERS IN CO. NAMED ROLL OALL FOR MEMBER­ SHIPS OPENS ARMIS­ TICE DAY mdT CROSS** Two Auction Sale* .... . And we hear in the distance the . E. 8. THOMPSON. | echo of guns. Because of U1 health E- 8. Thomp- And the shadows of War Cocks come eon’will have an auction sale on the and go on the wall farm 5 miles northeast of Hastings Inciting world powers to sound the or one mile north of Coats Grove. I war-call. Ool. J. E. Norton will cry this sale ' • offering horse*, cattle and tooU: Calling to war-The call that shall Read full particulars about this sale * not be I on another^ge of this issue of “he of Man a beasV-In the land the Rebekah ladles, the game being furnished by club members. After the banquet, the president of the club. Dr. Burton 8. Perry, of this city, took charge of the pro­ gram- He stated that the value of the local club had been fully prov­ en by the splendid work It had done. Its outstanding recent achievement has been the three new fish ponds at Orangeville—two completed and the third now being constructed. FYn this work the county of Barry con­ tributed <100, the township board of Orangeville <25. The dub had had the benefit of welfare labor on this project, furnished by the gov­ ernment. through-out the spring and summer, and it will continue through the fall until the third pond Is completed. About fifteen men. with shovels and wheel barrows, have done all the work. The president called on Conser­ vation Officer George Sumner, who has had charge of the Orangeville project, for a statement as to the condition of the work. Mr. Sumner said that two ponds had been com­ pleted. and that work would be completed. It was expected, this fall or early winter on the third jrond. so that when the fish fry are fit to put In them next spring the ponds will be ready to receive them. He stated that the state conservation authorities had declared that the water in the Orangeville creek 13 as (Continued on page four) OBSERVING ARMIS­ TICE DAY WITH PARTY American Legion and Unit Joint Meeting on Fri­ day Evening Observance of Armistice Day this year will be limited to a party for World war veterans, their wives and families at the American Legion, home on S. Church St., on Friday night of this week. A pot luck supwith Archie D- McDonald as speaker, followed by an appropriate program Each family is asked to furnish rolls or sandwiches sufficient for their own number and one other dish of food. Edwin Bayles is the Legion chair­ man and Mrs Hazel Hinkley Is chaiman for the Auxiliary, both be­ ing In charge of Americanism work in the Post and Unit. An invitation has been extended to the American Legion and Auxil­ iary to attend the Armistice Day ex­ ercises at High school on Friday morning. Nov. 9. the two organisa­ tions going In a body. The members will meet at ten o'clock at the High school the assembly starting at 10:15. All who can are urged to attend. Rev. B J. Adcock, pastor of the Baptist church, has invited these two organizations to attend the Armistice Day service at that church at 11:00 A. M. Sunday morning. Members of the Post and Unit are asked to meet at the Legion rooms at 10:10 A. M-. and go from there to the church. KIM SIGLER TO SPEAK Kim Sigler, local attorney, will byterian Young People's Society on Sunday evening, November 11. at 7:00 ofclock. The subject will be "Great Women of History." There will be a short discussion period after which refreshments will be served. Hostess Miss Marcia Ironside. All young people cordially invited. The meeting will be held in the church parlors. i of the free 1 Making of earth a carnage—Glory LKE BOW8KR. ’ sport of fiends I . Having decided to quit farming. Desolation behind—Justification of TQ THE VOTERS OF BARRY CO. Lee Bowser will have an auction! me an* I Banner. • BANQUET ON FRIDAY EVE­ Last week's Allegan News comes to NING ATTENDED BY hand with the statement that the Allegan county fair mode a profit ABOUT 260 this last summer of <3315. It also Mid that the fair's tndebtedne* had been reduced to.000 since 1982. and GAME FOR DINNER FUR­ that the indebtedness now stands NISHED BY MEMBERS at 57,800. It would seem as if when our neighboring county can make such Justice W. W. Potter and a showing as that, that the Barry Two Men From Conserva­ County Agricultural Society, with no debt nt all and with about 84.000 tion Dept. Speakers Cash on hand, ought to be aMe to The banquet of the Barry County put on a fair. But if it does so, it Rod and Gun Club was held In Odd should Xojlow the example of Alle­ Fellows hall Wednesday evening of gan and put on a worthwhile fair. last week. Il was well attended, about 250 being seated at the tables. Barry county voters gave the en­ CAMPAIGN CLOSES tire Republican state ticket substan­ THANKSGIVING DAY tial majorities. Senator Arthur Van­ denberg led Frank Picard 4.432 to 2.535 in 23 out of 25 precincts. In Organisation Is a Faithful the congressional race Clare Hoff­ Servant in Times of man of Allegan ran ahead of George Peace as in War Foulkes. the present incumbent, 4.­ Final arrange­ 715 to 2.220. ments are being Returns from 166 out of 184 pre­ cincts in the Fourth District gave made for the an­ Hoffman 39,018 and Poulkes 24.523. nual Red Cross This indicates that Hoffman is like­ Roll Cal) for ly to win by a majoritly of about memberships, ac­ cording to Arch­ 14.500 votes. Foulkes loot Berrien .county, his reputed stronghold, by ie D. McDonald, about 600 votes and was defeated county chairman, In the other districts by majorities and workers havebeen obtained lor which ran as high as two to one. the several communities. The an­ During the campaign. Foulkes pre­ nual drive opens on Sunday. Armis­ dicted that he would be victorious tice Day. and close.n on Thursday, by a margin of about 15.000 votes. Thanksgiving Day. This is one way­ A summary of the county vote for in which every citizen can help his। state offices is as follows: neighbor In times of disaster, ca­ Governor—Lacy, 2^35; Fitzgerald lamities, etc., and bring aid and 4338. Majority for Fitzgerald, 2.303. comfort to war veterans and their One precinct missing. families, as well os serving during Lieutenant Governor — Stebbins. peace times 2389; Read. 4.287. Majority for Secretary of Lnbqr Frances Per­ Read. 1.696. Two precincts missing. kins says that the American Red Secretary of State—Wilson. 2.544: Cross feeds the hungry, clothes the Atwood. 4474. Majority for At­ needy, shelters the Ihnmeless, and wood. 1,730. Two precincts mlsing. provides aid and tomfort when Attorney General—O'Brien, 2,664; great disasters come. The Red Cross Toy. 4,184. Majority for Toy. 1420. provides spiritual stimulus as well Two precincts missing. as practical work In the interest of State Treasurer—Fry. 2.681; Isbls- distressed people. She hopes that the ter, 4.143. Majority for Isblster, 1.­ tesponse to the annual membership 482. Two precincts missing. invitation, November 11 to 29th, will Auditor General — Stack. 2,731; be worthy of generous people. Brackett. 4.129. Majority for Brack­ Mrs otto Isenhath. Roll Call ett. 1,448. Two preclnbts missing. ________ chairman,_________________________ has been successful in obUnited States Senator — Picard. I taming workers in all the wards 3.335; Vandenberg. 4.432. Majority (Continued on page five) for Vandenberg. 1,897. Two precincts I ■ ■ -------- —— missing. । LEST WE FORGET. Representative from Fourth Con-1 Come hither wtth me to a fiendish gressional District—Foulkes 2.220; place Hoffman, 4,715. Majority for Hoff- Where Man is the game with War man. 2,496. Two preclnts misting, i for the ace; A summary of the congressional Where civilization shudders and vote iii tht-Fourth District 1* a* fol­ lows: For the profit and sport of crested Allegan—Foulke*. 2.170; Hoffman. War Cocks. 5304. Majority for Hoffman. 3,034.1 ■ Come hither with me tn a heart Eight preclnts missing. . rending spot . 5 Barry—Foulkes. 2320; Hoffman,' 4,715. Majority for Hoffman. 2,496. Which all humans revert Ind War Cocks cannot Two precincts missing. Where millions of boys sleep under the sod. 078. Majority for Hoffman, 371. One (And thousands in places known on­ precinct missing. ly to God). Van Buren—Folkes. 4.991; Hoff­ man. 8,144. Majority for Hoffman, Come hither with me to a dying 3,153. Two precincts missing. at. jooepn oi. Joseph—Foulkei, rouixea, 3331; nonHoff- .. , man. 5,418. Majority for Hoffman. 1Ie waa I, 587. One precinct missing. lu>t forgot • Brrrten-Poullr,. 10JH1; Hottm.m * w,r U»t rUl ««r lorevrr •houlil I1, 459. Majority for Hnffman sja «>“• Six precincts miming A «wvlc* to render1 , the world to be­ - - «>> | friend. *■' VALOE OF ROD AND ew CLUB PROVEN first place west of the Ryan school World without war—The cause for predation of the confidence you have shown in the Republican par­ Sec. 25. Irving Twp. Dewey Reed is which they died. to cry the sale and L. J. Rusnak Carrying on—Their cause to be our ty and Die candidate* whom we of­ will be the clerk. The list Includes a pride. fered for your approval. good team. 4 head cattle, pigs, hay Keeping the faith—For us they To the workers, we extend our many thanks for the service# you Bee the adv. on another page for And, gave their all. And wenhelr rendered and the many courtesies particulars. i cause betray you have extended. _Ltw'.Tu ~L■■ ' —i'll' ■. - - - u wc for®eU K ** torxetBarry Oounty Republican Qomm. PYTHIAN SISTERS—ATTENTION.. — Al’FREClATlON. The next regular meeting of, RUMMAGE 8ALR. Thornapple Temple No. 130 Is on < I wishi to express my appreciation Friday. Saturday and Saturday Tuesday. Itov. 13. preceded by a pot for the splendid support given me evening. Nov. 18 and 17, at Ameri­ luck supper al 8:30. with Mrs. MU- at the poll* "i on Tuesday. While de- can Legion rooms. If you have any dred Downs, chairman. AU former feated by >y a very narrow majority articles to donate for tills sale, phone Mrs Adelbert Cortright, 2584. or Mn. 8. C. Rogers. 2830, and they will collect them. Sale starts Fri­ O., Minnie Young. Vernor Webster. day morning. . ALPLAY BROTHERHOOD ON MONMF NICUT HEr/sATURDAvI Locktonmen Anxious to Take on “Old Timers" in ReI turn Contest TESTS BEING HELD AT FRESHMAN COLLEGE New Unit Here Saves Local Students Substantial Sums In Tuition Costs I Mayor's Proclamation flnt resident of Hastingi prwUnullon In which Coach Lockton's High school team' EX-GOV. CHASE OSBORN Standard college tests are being . TO SPEAK—FATHER held this week in connection with in the annual Roll Call which will attempt to revenge an early sea­ the freshman college here. At pres- | son defeat by the Alumni to a reAND SON NIGHT ent 46 students are enrolled. Since' tum game scheduled this Saturday proclamation follows: afternoon, November 10. at the fair­ the cost of a college education aver­ age close to <500 a year, the Hastings grounds here, commencing at 2:30 EVERY MEMBER college U saving people of this com­ o'clock. The probable starting line­ SHOULD BOY ____ ___BRING -------- _ A _____ _ ’munity In the neighborhood of <33.- liege to call public attention to _______________ _ ______ ups for both teams will____________ be about the the eighteenth annnil member­ same as in the first ganle played.______________ _______ 000 a year. Payroll* received from The Hastings team has gained con- Hugh Riley Is Captain of the the various government agencies for ship campaign of the American Red Croos which is to be conductsiderable experience since first taki , Rnnnar Rnnnd .inM> t-v.i .the freshman college, night school Ing on the Alumni and an Interest-1 Bupper Bquad— |and the nursery school total to and Thanksgiving, November 11 Ing contest Is assured. There Is al- I Big Time Expected । about <175 a week. ».y. “’’“i The .. ,,, . — rne November irovemoer merlin, meeting „• of the tne games, and the High school team inKames, In- Brotherhood Fl —rtf h/vlJ -will ••• •be -- ■---held ’* — next ——— —Mon——~ I pendent upon individual backing. variably plays at U best. nJght Novetnber 12. wtth Hon. Lackin r this support the orranii Chase a. Osborn as the speaker. It ! will be Father and Son night. Ev­ ery father will be expected to bring I I his own or somebody rise's ton. TlYey field, Ont aid, life savins, and Its will surely hear an address worth while. I It is rare indeed that such an or- IN NEW YORK STANDS AS Iganlzatton as the Brotherhood can MOST MODERN LAND MN MSI IS FHTUREOFPLAYr “EVERYBODY'S HERE" 18 i X IB! CEHTER . Xj! considerably past the allotted three score years and ten. Mr Osborn Ls vigorous, forceful and eloquent. It will be a delight to hear him. He will have good things to say to both A LAUGH A MIN­ fathers and sons. UTE IS PREDICTED Mr. Osborn has a wonderful rec­ ord behind him. He first started In state .publishing a newspaper in Elaborate Preparations Un­ tills a little mining town, tn the upper der Way for Farcial Pro­ peninsula, which was about as rough and unwholesome a place duction November 8-9 to live in as one could find. He With a slogan of a "laugh a min­ determined that the place aiiould be ute” a cast of 70 business and pro­ cleaned up. He had some rough exfessional Initial । pcriciices .v—..-..— men ....... will give the --------perfences ui in Keiiuig getting uiai that wofk work amic, done, performance of "Everybody s Here including rough-and-tumble, knockThursday evening, Nov. 8. at 8:15 down dra< fl<hu wlth o'clock, tn the Central school aucll- rougiier element, but he won out. torium. The play will be repeated Later he established a newspaper Friday evening. Nov. 0. in the growing city of Sault Sts. The Ladles’ Aid Society of the Marie. It became the outstanding Methodist church Is sponsoring the newspaper of the upper peninsula. production which Is said to contain All this time he was deeply interest­ morc inc poppup- ed ( more rarciai farclal elements man than the in studying the mining, Umber ular ’Womanless Wedding” given by I1 ,Mid other resources ob northern a similar all-man cast a few years Michigan. Becoming convinced, from ago. ills study of geology, that another Elaborate preparations have been iron district would be found north of made to have the costumes authen­ Lake Superior in Catiada. he jour­ tic and Ute men who are appearing neyed alone Into that territory, 4n feminine roles will be outfitted in found the Iron mines as he expected picture hats, evening gowns and to, bought the acreage which con­ high heeled slippers. tained them, and later sold them to Mort Townsend centers the scene the big steel interests of tills country of the homecoming as he takes the (Continued on page four) impromptu role of the master of ceremonies at a typical “old home week” celebration. Among the side­ H. H. S. SENIORS splitting bits he Introduces is the TO PRESENT PLAY fistic encounter between Fighting Amazon from South America (Wins­ ton Merrick) and Knockout Nelson Albert Becker Is Directing from Coats Grove (J. B. Devereaux). "Huckleberry Finn,” Based As a contrast a more dignified on Mark Twain Classic scene Is Introduced when Warren E. Seniors of the Hastings High Carter, as the Colonial Gentleman, and R. O. Gamer, as the Colonial school, under direction of Albert Lady, do the minuet, following an Becker, will present a play in Cen­ old time melody sung by Mr. Gar­ tral auditorium. November 23, based on Mark Twain's story of Huckle­ ner. Many surprises are in store with berry Finn. SPONSORED BY METH­ ODIST L. A. 8. Komlkal (J. L Matthews and Chas. Hinman) with their Ten Komlkal Kids. Bing Crosby. Kate Smith, Al Jol- duced as guests through local char­ acterisation and will appear on the program. Tickets may be obtained from members of the cast, members of the Ladles’ Aid Society, the Banner office and from the Cordes News- Newsstand. The committee advises and the play will begin promptly at Following is the cast of charac(Continued on page five) H. H. S. DEBATORS HAVE BUSY WEEK Hastings High debaters were forced to cancel their scheduled practice meet with .Battle creek there this evening at 7:30 o'clock. As mentioned last week, the questlon this year pertains to the ad­ visability of federal aid to the states for primary and secondary educatlon. The affirmative team which will represent Hastings at Battle Creek consists of: Junior Walton. Dwight Ferris and Homer Yeckley. The negative team will be Suzanne Sumner, Ruth McLaughlin and RuUi Hathaway. Yesterday afternoon two teams from Grand Rapids Central came here for a practice debate. Robert Hcnney and Homer Yeckley rep­ resented Hastings on the affirmative side while Vernon Winlnger and Doris Shute composed the negative team. In none of the practice meets were there any official decisions glv- DEVELOPMENT BOYES HOLDS A BLIGHT LEAD OVER WKB> STER LOCAL OPTION PROPOSAL LOSES All Amendments Snowed Un­ der by Overwhelming Majoritieg Apparently a republican wave to sweeping over Utehigan carrying numerous state and county candlto press Uiis morning (Wednesday). Fitzgerald had a lead of about 40.­ 000 over Lacy while Vandenberg WM alicad about 20.000. Both republican candidates were polling large votes Their election teems probable. that each THERE WILL BE 12 BIG BUILDINGS On the 12 Acre Plot, 229 Buildings Wrecked to Clear the Space HHI gw contribution to this public." publican slate was elected wtth the exception of Earl Boyes, who accord­ ing to a tabulation of unofficial reover Vernor Webster, and MBS. BRUMM KELECTED PRESIDENT Manhattan Island Isn’t such a Blakney won from Qeorge very large one. and as New York City became the metropolis and fi­ nancial center of this country. IL soon became overcrowded, especially In the business section. People in BARRY 00. FARM BUREAU Adrounie o lead of 251 over Dr. similar lines of business like to keep HELD ANNUAL MEET­ Kenlth McIntyre, for coroner. L. B. together, but as it wasn't possible Barnett and Adelbert Cortrlghl ap­ to spread buildings out on the ING WEDNESDAY pear to be winners in the race tar ground, the only thing left to do circuit court commissioner. All of was to go "up in the air," and that Is what has been done. A sky- i.ORGANIZATION ENROLLS by majorities ranging up to four scraper is nothing but a steel bridge I MANY NEW MEMBERS set up on end. the exterior covered dlcate the local option proposal fa with brick, and ornamented in any 1 ■way desired, steel bridges several j Doing Constructive Work of by a margin of 470 rotes; 3,171 vM were cast in the affirmative and miles long are now bring built. Benefit to Farmers in This 640 In the negative. Herewith to hnd it would seem as though there , would almost be no limit to the |. and Other Btate« height that a steel building could' The annual meeting ot the Barry be erected. If there was demand | County Farm Bureau was held. in enough for rentable space to make the K. of P. hall in this city Wed- Parker Si. Ftnlkner 141; PT Ing attorney, McDonald 144; It financially attractive. Indeed nesday. In the forenoon there was 'buildings are reaching up pretty well a business session. The following of- Leonard IM. Blakney 111; towards the heavens now. and there, fleers were selected for the ensuing Is no telling what the next century J year: may produce. The gregt Empire Mrs. Nellie Brumm of Castleton. HALLOWE’EN PAR­ State building reaches up to n was re-elected president. TIES ENJOYABLE height of over 1200 feet—over 100 Walter Fisher, Woodland, vice­ stories. Fifty years ago a building president. that reached right or ten stories John KUllck. Orangeville, was re- Seven Hundred Boys was a monster. It was built of I elected secretary-treasurer. Girls Attend the brick, stone and mortar, and eight I Mrs. Bert Brown, Orangeville, was or ten stories was considered about re-elected home and community as high a* a building could go with chairman. Seven hundred safety. No wonder the Statue of The board of directors choeen was had a happy time on Hallows m Liberty with its height of 305 feet, as follows: night, starting with a parade led by towered above everything and was For the northeast four townships the High school band under the di­ called one of the “wonders” of the of ti>e county, Jerry Andrus, of Carl­ rection al Wesley Logan. When tto« world. i ton. who succeeds himself. ( lino of march arrived at the mMwi Then steel construction was InFor the northwest four townships, traduced In the building line, and Fred A. Smith, of Rutland, re-electthe world fairly gasped when it was ed. a,to im lair grounot, u For the southwest townships, in each group. t'eiersbura, Missouri, where Huck . ... . . . .J.o i *** »vwumu^», T. i. about 350 u* vacn griaap. Finn and Aunt Polly reside. Huck *lork* waa <oln8 ** “f*****1- W. Rockwell, of Barry was choeen. Miss Helen Menon was In charge and hl* companion. Tom Sawyer, i1 ^M**1*1 to be In New York a For the southeast four townships, of the girts' party, assisted by MBS perform, many pranks which make'?umber.?,JwhJ?* Lloyd Gaskill, of Baltimore was of the other teachers and Camp Ffrw Aunt Phlly "so ner-r-dous." CUra freak calI®d ti>0 Fla,r°» Building" elected. guardians, Games were played and Wopbtager, a very sarcastic deaconneark,« completion. It was | a fine dinner was served by the prises awarded for cnstumas as foiness ofthe church Is perpetually budl T a triangular plot of ground Ladies’ Aid of Good Will church. Iowa: 1. Emma Bryans, a wttah. seeking Aunt Polly to to remonstrate 1*’ — that • point P01** iI After the dinner a a program was was <1.00; 1 Jana Van Oordsr, Century seeking Aunt Polly remonstrate a b*?ck I0*-----with her on account of them. Mary at Broadway and Fifth Ave., and given, consisting of a nmmmiinlty the V4.V lot iv. was perhaps 150 aw ua or wv 200 awv feet . (ung, VWO two rtauL r ead In ga by Mrs. Smith of Jane. Aunt Polly's niece.' is one of thece young nieces that knows ev- "wide at the bate. On this comport- [ Nashville and small and quite tri- planation of Q erythlne that Is going on and it is irtlvely i------ --------r*. — "* I sharply -------pground a----20-story I; she who brings the disastrous news'------angy.Iar ’ot ground a 20-story t* voted on was given by R ---------------------------- JL'B*. 1 : . r steel structure was belrur coni ole ted gren. editor of the Farm Bureau News of Lansing. (Opntlnued on page four) orange wauon, rain a«ar. Fred Raymond lend a little «>U mance to the story. Fred has pro- I story and were working 7Cdown" as far as their laying was con- NIGHT SCHOOL HERE n» boys' costume* were judgod by b^1* ^thMelX^h^Xdorid SSld ,ct,rned’ lhe brlck evldcnU> rMlln8 HAS 150 ENROLLMENT Dan Walldorff. who sstoctad the tai­ In the Watson household, adds much ’°?a lowing: 1. Geo. Van Otrder as Dr. More than ISO Hastings people • huge building," the 20th to story ► be- hBve taken advantage of the night Following are the cliaracters: Huckleberry Finn. John Phillipa; Ing encased In brick, while below school dosses being conducted at the Tom Sawyer. Howard Martin; Aunt all-that was to be seen was the steel Hastings High school, under sponskeleton of the structure. With Its sonhip of the PERA- Art clavee are Polly, Betty Blough; Clara Woppin­ ger. Frances Sage; Mary Jane. Win­ unusual shape, and standing out all being held under the dlrectkxi of by Itself, It would seem that the first Don Peru. Jake Miller la directing ona Brooks; Mr. Finn, Elden De­ Vault; Ruth Watson. Dorothy Bal­ big gale would topple it over, and'the recreational training which ; lance; Fred Raymond. Homer Yeck­ that fate was even predicted for it. meets Monday, Tuesday and Pri1 ley; Mtlba, Barbara Freeman; and Indeed it is claimed that during dMy evening each week. heavy gales, the top of the build-1 Mfs Dorothy Fisher is directing Amy, Jeanne DeVries ' Chairmen of the various commit­ Ing does sway as much as eight or similar classes for women on Mar­ council and Tuesday, Wednesday and .tees are: Publicity, Doris Shute; ten inches. But it still stands ap- aoy, ।tickets. Vera Smith; programs, Ruth parently as strong, sturdy and safe । Thursday. A olaas tn mechanical Robinson; furniture. Jeanne DeVries; as ever, so the engineers and archl- drawing is being directed by George , costumes. Virginia Boyes; assistant tecta had It all figured out, and we Aten. If enough pwrple are interested •can quit worrying about its ever tip- Mr. Aten will also start claws in , directors. Marcella Kennedy and ping over. In its day. the "Flatiron ^op work. Oooklng classes meet Lura Francisco; scenery, Robert Building" was one of the "sights" of Tuesday and Wednreday under «u: Furrow; properties. Ruth Hall, 'New York, because it was 20 stories |iervtelon of Mrs. Thelma Johnson lighting. Vernon Winlnger; make­ Pupils «. high. But today It Is a mere pee-। while sewing classes meet Monday. Monaay, rupw .up, Betty Donley. Nvee compared with numerous oth- y■ j and Friday. There ■has — school will Wednesday . . a great _ . demand --------- ------------------—Doctor! B ers, either for height or sloe. | been for commercial , COUNTY TEACHERS TO A* has been stated, the Bnpire but no qualified teacher has building, almost a quarter of been secured. Superintendent HOLD HEALTH MEETING State a mile high and with Its 100 ar more vanBuskirk hooea to have them All High school teachers In Barry stories is the tallest building in finTrlw started soon however. Altba enrollment In lhaee .county will meet In Central audi­ 'New York, or in the world lor that itorium here at eight o'clock Thurs­ matter, but it is not the largest. cUmes has been' very sollatMtary Rockefeller more r>n be acccmmodotad. day, November 22 to outline plans That honor goee to "RoctefeUer Center." which comprises not one| --------------» ■■■+ for cooperating with tl* Barry ANOTHER DIVIDENB. County Health Unit in health edu- building, but a group of them all oil |I DI cation work Dr Henry Otto, of the disced on a 12-acre plot of ground Harry O. Mohrma A team from Lansing Eastern will come here for a third practice, de­ bate Friday evening. The meet is scheduled for 8:30 o'clock in the High school auditorium. Both schools Foundation will be tn charge of the meeting. will be represented with affilrmattve meeting. and negative teams. DINNER. At Episcopal parish house. Thurs\ DANOR. At Freeport Saturday, Nov. 10. day. Nov. 15. 35c. from 5:30 till 7:00. —Adv. 11-14. York City. | authorised to make The Rbckefeller Center Is « such ,T.„ a'cent -Icent dividend to th lha Kiwantic building operation that It Is‘that bank. Two prevl almost as impossible to conceive of'of toper cent each Im ‘•cribs It. The 12-acrs plot la three *75.000. Thto will (Continued on page three) the depositors. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVBMBMl 7, 1W4 'ding "Open House” On A’"’i“,“’y Go““ talk here Thursday evening. No rem-1' ber IS, in the Central school build- ,1 flDCT IJUf 11/111 BE nMB 1i SSiisis tie Barkhufi. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oorncllus Barkhufi of Orange­ ville township. She was born on April 4. 1869. Mr. Pennels was born tn Richland Tap.. Kalamaroo Co. on Nov. 5. 1881. Christmas party. Mrs Ella Eggics- share in the responsibilities for that We hope the fathers and mothers Four children were bom to this ton and Miss _ Eva A Hecox will en- ‘education, and theirs u a most, of Barry county realize that they arc union, a daughter who died at birth. - icT-itn Certain — In December. December. important part. Dr McClusky in his not too old to learn what * -• they can do that will benefit their children. Certainly if they can aid them in character-building, they will not wish to neglect that privilege and duty. They surely must desire to have lheir children live the best pos­ sible and the moat useful lives, if that is true, they will attend these parent-education lectures FOOD DOLLARS for 7^/ Food Center MAXWELL HOUSE Post’s COFFEE Whole Bran Minute TAPIOCA 2 25c 12C SATINA Esch 6c Comb Honey »>. 15c Prunes Mince Meat 2 pkgs. 19c Milk Large Can 6c Sure Set Gelatine 2 pkgs. 9c Ginger Snap, lb. 10c Assorted Cookies lb. 10c Walnuts, Diamond lb. 23c Dates New . 21bs. 19c Stokley’s Pumpkin 2 c’ns 19c Magnolia Oleo llc Seminole Tissue ,Eaf* wrapper count* 10 votes) OXYDOL 'M*rl»ey Mouse Book Free!) 4 rolls 25c | 2 bars 25c O. K. SOAP large package 22c P. & G. SOAP—Large Bar 6 for 25c CLEAN QUICK SOAP CHIPS 5 lb. Box 28c Armour’* Star STONY CREEK PUMPKIN GINGERALE CHEESE—Full Cream VICTOR DOG FOODS MACKEREL WHITE HOUSE COFFEE 2 cans 13c dozen 95c 19c 4 cans 25c 3 cans 25c lb. 25c ATTENTION boys and girls, sec the new bicycle on display in our store which will be given away FREE Dec. 15, together with $15.00 in cash. START GETTING VOTES NOW! FELDPAUSCH WAREHOUSE —T his ■...................... — fTCASD TtiEATRff= ^9 Hastings, Michigan ■ Telephone. 2244-2557 M - wusn DIS00VHTB MANY POF. ttt so MvrnH Among other myths ULAX niYIiib I ported about Lincoln THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLITL About thirty members and friends of the Thomapple Garden Club met with Mrs. Marian Goodyear nt her home on So. Jefferson St.. Thursday afternoon. Miss Sadie Glasgow, dele­ gate to the First Conservation Con­ ference for Women of Michigan, gave a splendid report of that meet­ ing. She said that the major pur­ pose is the conservation of natural and human resources and this is sponsored by both Federal and State Governments, with a National Plan­ ning Board and National Resources Board working with thb State Plan­ ning B<Ard to build a program cov, ering a period of years to return temporary emergency and lay the foundation for a richer and fuller life To carry out this program groups such as Garden clubs. Wom­ en's Chibs and others were asked to sponsor an organization of City Planning Commissions who would prepare plans to be submitted to the State Planning Commission that they might cooperate in this work. In summing up the talks of the dif­ ferent speakers she said this defi­ nition was given. "Conservation is that activity of preserving, main­ taining. rebuilding, and wise use of resources." In the forestry and highway di­ vision she told of the work done to beautify highways, a: the same time making them safe for travel, the de­ veloping of parks and scenic spots, caring for trees and shrub* and fire prevention and control Miss Glas­ gow also reported that a short talk by Joseph W Stock. Associate Pro­ fessor of Zoology. Mich- State Col­ lege. Garden Shrubs that Feed the Birds," was especially interesting to garden club members He also gave a list of bulletins on attracting birds, feeding traps etc., obtainable from the U. s Depart­ ment of Agriculture. Office of In­ formation. Washington. D. c. After a short discussion of the conservation project. Mrs. L. V. Bes»mer gave an interesting and Uuuuctivc paper on Flower Ar­ rangement. ■' She said A few red clover blossoms well arranged Ls bet­ ter than a bowl full of orchids poor­ ly arranged. Workout arrangements to suit the purpose for which they are intended, as a low bow) for the luncheon table and' taller ones for the hall or stair landings." She dis­ cussed the types of containers, their relation to the flowers to .be ar­ ranged and the colors to be used. Mrs. C. D. Bauer discussed the ar­ rangement of flowers displayed at the Dahlia Show. After the discus­ sions, flowers and containers were placed upon a table and the mem­ bers were invited to make arrange­ ments chtXBffig Ihrflowers and vases or containers to wsuib their taste. Much interest was manifest in this part of the program Mrs. Goodyear had beautiful arrangements of chrysanthcmuihs in her dining room alto of pampas grass for her living room. AJ. the close of tlfc meeting she served tea and wafers. middlevillegIrls PRESENT OPERETTA A delightful musical comedy. "Mita Cherry Blossom" was prr.-ent- Friday evening by the Girl Scout troop of MWdlcviilc under direction ol MUt, Rote DeFoe. Shirley Grang­ er as Cherry Bloaxwn and Betty Swift as Jack ably handled the lead­ ing roles. The Japanese settings for the operetta .were very prettily ar , ranged. — cmcuNtf.i Of the M. E church meets with Ina Perry Friday. Nov. 9. m the aft­ ernoon All member., ntked to be prtie-nl as we arc planning our ChrUlmas party. ■ Program—Week of Nov. 11 SUNDAY ahd MONDAY, NOV. 11 and 12 that are rete that hts —— Gettysburg address was received In FGAL OPINIONS -. . perfect silence. Mr. Warner hadt WFRF PRFrFDFNTS *°° kedas up newspaper accounts, as Wtfit rn tUtUtWI^|W ell others about that speech . All had agreed in Savina that there ' will not be less interesting to women, j and they are invited. I University Extension Dept. to. I Speaker Explained Altitude speaker In a series of five meetings I of Lincoln Lincoln Concerning Concerning of , The speaker gave some humorous 1I 4 Plans Gatherings Here in to be held, all of them in the central Question of Slavery accounts of oommenta made by . | Central School Building __________ School building of thia city, under J ■ preachers concerning Lincoln's There was an unusually Urge al-. death, in. the pulplU on the Sunday < , Under the plan, adopted by the 'Extension Department of tiie Uni- ment men‘ of ,he the Onlve University ™“’ of Michigan. *«chtaan tendance at the meeting of the Has-1 following hU assassination. For In-; < Only three other centers in this tings Commercial Club yesterday :*t*nce. Rev. Robert Lowry, an ardent; < versify of Michigan, four Parent­ state are thus favored with the noon. They heard a roast Interest-1 Methodist evangelist, told his con- : j Education Centers will be estab­ privilege of joining with the Univer­ Ing address, given by Attorney H. H ; gregation what a pang It caused ' lished tn this state. Fortunately Has­ sity in the promotion of better Wamc.- of Lansing His talk was 1 him. and what a sorrow it must be ' ’ tings and Barry county have been training for parents, which means favored by being designated as one better training for children. The about "Lincoln the Lawyers There to the country, that Uncoin was In < seems to be an impression that the a theater at the time of his death! 4 i of these centers. ■ psychology of home Vtraining, .W..,U.B ».,»« which Emancipator was not a great lawyer. At that time the Methodist church < Their to stress chnrac- will Jiff'be~presented, win" be be* in in plain. plain* ...v.. purpaie is .<> be presented, will Mr. Warner Mild that, In the twenty, wo bitterly opposed to theaters. j . |ter-buildlng in the children of this understandable language, not at all -S'"-I" 1 Ck»e attention was given to this (State. Men mid women who have technical. Every person who hears 5” £d.jniBoU- tron>__ «M« to, interesting address and all agreed , < j made that their life work and study. Dr. McClusky will have no difficul- \Mn hA H.rf nrm ivi , interesting address ana an agreea , 2^ lthe spwker had given them Infor- 4 jwho have outstanding reputations iy Ia comprehending what steps he ™*Uon about Lincoln which they I < ; for such work, have been chosen to txllcvw ought to be taken in the had taken several cases before thC|,,„ H . present the subjects to be discussed home to properly direct (he child or >vn» court « the untuti Suu. “•<1 "°l te,nl *',°7 , < for the benefit of parents In the four children so they will develop good The speaker explained that several ■■ ■ ,.,..........................—r 4 Parent Education Centers. characters. of the cases which Lincoln had pre- “ and three sons URoy of Kalam-tzoo' The nr*1 number on the program ’ The Iwrnt has a most Important sented and won tn the supreme court I 7 /">/"• Al 1U C117 C and Harry and Richard of Clover- hei* u'n be a lecture on -The part in that kind of training, of Illinois, to which he had evident-L VUrtL 1TD D J dale ; Father s Part as a Character Build- Teachers are sometimes blamed for ly given an enormous amount of i rm— The Banner and their large circle w " While this talk will be direct- trait* which children develop when Drought and study, had been quoted I , of friends extend sincere cengratu-1 ,o H *!ll not be less in- the blame belongs to parents who. by supreme courts of many other |I The 'L-- - L. A. 8. of the Good Wil) J 4 lations and best wishes and hoj>e Cresting and valuable to mothers, because of indifference or because states as well as by tire supreme I church will, meet at the home of i. that Mr and Mrs Pennels may i*° they arc urged to be present also, they did not know how. have failed court of the United States. (Mrs. Bachman on Friday of j0” Amll ‘ this week for their annual meeting ’ to start their children in life in have many more happy years to- The speaker at this first meeting >•»- •­ A good deal of .the mythical has I' will j, r>dinner. - f will K be Dr. Howard V Y . McClusky, such a maimer that they will be been attached to Abraham Lincoln land 1 professor of Educational Psychology normal in their moral relationship uy mmhc « n|a by some of hh biographers. n* As .a . The Wood Grocery bought the ’ with others CIRCLE NO. 2at the University of Michigan. Dr . matter of fact, while fine of the White k Houvener s-ock of grocer- 4 The Banner will make further greatest and one of the best men in (and are offering special buying. 4 Mrs David Boyes was. hostess to , McClusky has not only a state-wide Circle No. 2 of the Methodist L A., but a nation-wide reputation as an mention not only of this lecture but: human history, ha was exceedingly Opportunities. Read their announce- < S. on Monday evening. A pot luck I authority on educational psycholo- others on the course. We hope to see. human. He took his cases, argued I m«’i elsewhere in this issue of Unsupper preceded the business and gy. He insists that the education of genuine interest by all parents and them and handled them very much ' Banner. s social meeting, all having a delight- 'a child is not alone the work of every parent-teacher organization in1 as reputable attorneys do In these I " " • * ____ ’ ful time, several matters were dis-'schools; but that the home has its the county in securing a large »tdays. He cited the fact/ that Un- j T. K. AG. STUDENTS 4 ________________ tendance at these five gatherings. cussed and plans made for the part. Fathers and mothers must .------------- . Lard won coin's reasoning in that case cor- awobxsyhTY. DR. HOWARD McCLUSKY Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pennels of Cloverdale are holding "open house " to their relatives and friends all day Friday. Nov. 9. Ute occasion being their fiftieth wedding anniversary. On Thursday evening they are serv­ ing a dinner for their immediate family. Mr. and Mrs Pennels were married tn Katamuoo on Nov. 5. 1884. and hare resided in Barry county, tn and near Closerdale, for no human chattel*. Ke IILnllU Ul LIIIUULII ITh» bciure will begin at 1:16. the Hastings OommercUl Club lias named a committee to cooperate with other men's organisations to secure a big turnout for this Ont meeting of the Barry County ParWe mTli repeat i I RRT MnWSRtfMrf'l I ICKY ent-Educatkm Center. ‘•"'i THIS 00. ONE or fobs PABBNTEDVeATION CENTERS IM STATE F dn •« Ida lawyer. Lincoln U Uw ease on the legal ground the law, beginning with ths plan to MuWTn GIVE FAIR j Baby take a Bow" The 5 Year Old Sensation of the Screen Comedy Hit—"Petting Preferred" And Pathe News Events SPECIAL BARGAIN MATINEE AT 1:00 P. M. . TUESDAY, NOV. IS—ONE DAY ONLY With Joel McCrea, Sally Blane, Berton Churchill I FEATURE NO. t Tfairty-Day Prin««ss>) SYLVIA SIDNEY, CARY GRANT .UtalU 16c; PARAMOUNT NEWS EVENTS Ch11 drth 5c WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, NOV. 14 and 15 A Story as True as Nature—as Real as Humanity GENE STRATTON-PORTER’S A Girl of the Limberlost Louise Dresser, Marian Marsh, Ralph Morgan ALSO COMEDY HIT AND LATEST NEWS EVENTS ADULTS 85c CHILDREN 10c h FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOV. 16 and 17 BERT WHEELER, ROBERT WOOLSEY m COCKEYED CAVAUERS With THELMA TODD and DOROTHY LEE FEATURE NO. 2 Return of the TERROR went through both the circuit and Preparations for a school fair to. 4 the supreme courts of Illinois. He r held at Thomapple-KeUogg < Mary Astor, John Halliday, Lyle Talbot, rendered h1* bl11 for $2500.00 after ~ he had won both cases. The railroad : “-•h---“1’ n‘ * rlHrilavlllf* }‘ . ri, I,n4.r totlv < Frank McHugh agrtcukural declined for a long time to pay the I by bi the “ KrtcuUural department. denartment. In- ' PARAMOUNT NEWS EVENTS Adult* 15c; Children 18c I eluded in the program will be two * blli. and did not until Lincoln sued '1 demonstrations, one on soils work 4 them for a $5,000 fee instead of >2.500, carried the ca.se to the Illi- , ttan in dairy chemical milk as a nob supreme court and won it It was that >4.000. which fortunately food32 yards and those of Comal came Into his possession just before MIDDLEVILLE BEATS Park 34 yard.-. the Lincoln-Douglas debates, that 1 OPEN HOUSE DATE AT COMSTOCK PARK 12-6 enabled him to meet hU part of Ute H. H. S. IS POSTPONED PENNOCK HOSPITAL. i expense of those great contests A daughter was born on Nov. 1 The speaker said that it had been Open house 'at the High school, Middleville gridslcrs defeated claimed thatscheduled it waa Uncoin's lovetn '( Comstock _______________________ _______ ordinarily for this time Purk 12 to 6 in a game last Mr. ahd Mr*. Forrest Moored, 4J for the slave people, a sort of emo- I November, will be postponed to same week. Although out-gained from E. State Road. .tfonal f—. opposition ——...— to slavery, -------- — *-■-!- f: uturt. dutc. according to Superin­ icrimmage 89 yards to 172, the T. K. which Mr. and Mrs Vernor Blough. 13 made him fight that institution. Mr. tendent I D. A VanBusklrk. on ac­ team put on the pressure at critical S. Hanover St., are the parents of of election and numerous oth­ times and cashed in on scoring op- girl bom on Nov. 1. Warner declared, in his judgment, count i that was not the fact. It appeared er i events scheduled for the next few portunitiea. Comstock Park found that quite early in his career gs a weeks. ' It may be that the open house going relatively hard when the Mid­ MARRIAGE LICENSE? lawyer hr was asked to defend a will 1 not be held until spring. ' dleville goal line was threatened. Walter W. Johnson. Middleville.! man who had given his note fdr450 Golda A. Preilum. Middleville. Middleville attempted nine passes CIRCLE NO. 1. in payment for a colored slave girl and completed two for twelve yards, named Nancy whom he had pur^...^ www Tuesday .*. Circle No. 1 will ,„ meet P. while the Comstock Park boys made Tills share-the-work idea t>_. chased. The maker of the note was M . Nov. 13. at the home of Mrs. three out of five good for twenty- right until it comes to driving sued for »50- He retained Abraham | Warren Bolton Guests are invited. - two yards. The T. K. punts averaged Cinderella” Dresses and Coats Style Center for Hastings A new shipment of fine fur trimmed Coats arrived this week from New York, and are they swell and bargains at $12*38 $1^88 and This Season's Newest*Styles, that give every woman thaf little thrill of Jcy of Posses­ sion. We lay away any garment with a small deposit. Received a new shipment of the exquisite "CINDERELLA” EROCKS, made from all silk and sport wools; sizes 14 to 54. We feature large sizes at small prices. $3^8 an(J FELT HATS, BERETS and SCARFS to Match—$1.00, $1.19 FRANDSEN’S STORE EXCLUSIVE STYLES, BUT NOT EXPENSIVE I Carter’s Underwear For Women, Boys, Girls and the Baby. Women's’ Heavy Weight UNION SUITS at . . . Women's Silk and Wool UNION SUITS . . . Girls' and UNION SUITS $1.98 50c 50c to $1.39 69c 50c 85c Boys' SILK ------- ,|00 Also the New Knitting Bags, 89c, $1,00 $1.00 Women's Cheaper Grade. Part Wool Union Suits . . AND WOOL Boys' Random, Heavy UNION SUITS . . . . INFANTS' BANDS and SHIRTS . . . 30c and Children's KNITTED SLEEPING GARMENTS . AH'Leather Hand Bags INFANT’S DEPARTMENT Offers some outstanding values Esmond Baby Blankets—Animal Designs—Pink and Blue Silk and All Wool Hose Baby Bunting—like cut . . >1.15 • Silk and Wool Sweaters • • Knitted Sho^—fashioned shaped . 65c Gertrudes—white. pink and blue . 3»c ART GOODS Hoo|t Rug Patterns ut Bondette Yarn, ball Wool Rug Yam, skein Stamped Pillow Cases at a pair Rubber Pants—rayon covered 39c, 50c 39c 10c 89c . . Z5c Full Fashioned, All Silk Hose, substandard^ 59c COTTON, RAYON and WOOL HOSE35c �TRI HASTING 8 BANNpl, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 19M BlUWHS (Continued from page one) alerk. Reid 17. Hyde IM; - county treasurer. Maus 92*. register of deeds. ■Boyes 92. Webster 126; coroner, Mc­ Intyre 82. Allrounle IM; local option. BALTIMORE—Barry county rep­ resentative, Parker 127. Faulkner 143; prosecuting attorney, McDonald 183; aheriff. Leonard 153, Blakney 124; county clerk. Reid 155. Hyde 115; county treasurer. Maus 161; register of deeds. Boyes 156. Webster U2; coroner. McIntyre 134. Adrounie HASTINGS TOWNSHIP - State turns. Prosecuting attorney. Me- was a depression wtnun a million' ty clerk. Reid 118% Hyde 162; coun­ Donald 3335,-----------21 out---of — 25 .precinct*. of this country. — Any -------------dasertp- . miles ..------------------------ty treasurer, Maus. 127; register of senator. Stafford 176. Moaler 153;-------------------deeds. Boyes 129. Webstar 153; cor­ representative. Parker 196. Faulkner Sheriff. Leonard 3905. Blakhey 4.-1 tlon of the magnificent interior, the 138; 173. majority for Blakney 668. re- 1— coverings, -------------- _... .. wall-mlrIM: prosecuting attorney. MeDon- 173, 688.rethe — gold oner, McIntyre 126. Dr. Adrounie ‘ i.vi uhi rsvwxarrf tin Blakturns comnlBte. Oountv Clerk. 1 ata 1J»: no; .herW. aocrui. tzpn.n! uevnaru IM im, Blxk- .urn. ~ . r(jr! decorations, is «■' option, yes m 207. no Ul. (MW ro™. the mural Mtanta., » way w 154; local 151. Hyde 3,856. majority for Hyde -bcyontl me" and I would not atCASTLETON NO. 1—State sena­ ney 175; county clerk. Reid 228. ,3.657, return, 199. returns complete. complete. County County■ treotress- jlt .. . Were Ur— they^T so coSHyde IM106; treasurer. Maus 205: 205; recreg- 199. 1 tor. Stafford 202. Mosier 266; rep­ Hvria resentative, Parker 237, Faulkner liter of deeds. Boyes 195. Webster 1urer. Maus 3540. 24 out of .25 pre- ■tnonly used, the words "perfectly 241; prosecuting attorney. McDonald 138; coroner. McIntyre 209, Adroun- t fnZ B^eous" would best express it. The 775. Webster 3.757. ' stage to 144 feet wide and 62 feet ’ 296; sheriff. Leonard 231. Blakney le 119; local option. yea 155, no. 178. 18. returns complete. Ocroner. deep—in other words about 9x4 rods. HOPE—State senator. Stafford Boyes 1 250; county clerk.' Retd 243. Hydw McIntyre 2,190. Adrounie 7.441- Lo- The orchestra elevator will lower I 106. Mosier 309; representative. 1 236; treasurer. Maus 236; register o| cal optkki, yea 3,171, no 3540. 22 out or 75 mmicianj to or from the Parker 115, Faulkner 206; prosecut< deeds. Boyes 246. Webster 228; local Ing attorney. McDonald 225; sheriff, of 1 25 precincts, majority against k>- flUb-basement level, 32 feet below • < option 469. i the stage. * The lighting too to mar- . CASTLETON NO. 2—State sena­ Leonard. 173. Blakney 157; county cal Amendment No. 1. yfs 633 no 1.- velou, and electricity to I tor. Stafford 120. Mosier 221; rep­ clerk, Reid 140, Hyde 179; register in tills one hall io light . 486. Amendment No. 2. yes 258. no resentative. Parker 149, Faulkner of deeds. Boyes 169, Webster 156. 1945.. Amendment gUfd clty go when IRVING NO I1—ware State senator, senator. ijhj Amenamem No. rso. 3 □. ye. 375 no B tlted whcn you go IW: prosecuting attorney. McDon­ Ioin€ ald 236; sheriff, Leonard 135. Blak­ Stafford 130, Moaler 172; represent- 1966. Amendment No. 4. ye* 426,11„ New York aaa tas»nmM> IM* s an ImsndmMlt Nn S VM Tll.j^ c[ly Vn.lr Hall. ney 217; county clerk. Reid 157. Hyde aUve, Parker 145. Paulkner 163; no UH- Amendment No. 5. yes 711, i, no 1586. Amendment No. 6, yrs 221, । prosecuting attorney. McDonald The Center Theater at Rockefel-: 188; county treasurer. Maus 157; no 1JJ34. In each case the vote on । ■210; aheriff. Leonard 96. Blakney ' ler Center is smaller than the Ra­ register of deeds. Boyea 171, Webster 221; county clerk. Reid 153. Hyde the amendment* are only half com- ,dio City Music Hall, seating only 169; local option, yes 207, no 151. , - t I about J600 people, but its arange158; county treasurer, Maus 157; piste. register of deeds. Boyes 157, Web' menu are about as complete. tter 153. Rockefeller Center has been apt­ IRVING NO 2—State senator. ' ly termed “a city within a city.” In up the present day alack. Rocke­ Young of Allegan. William Stafford 36, Moaler 78; representa­ ' Ita 12 buildings it has been estlmat- feller Center adds beauty to the St. Louis. Mo. and a ii tive, Parker 46. Paulkner 70: prose­ H ed that there will be a dally popucuting attorney, McDonald 79; sher­ lallon of 206.000 people including world, happiness and pleasure to Ruth L. Springer. Cleveland, 0.1 iff. Leonard S3, Blakney 63; county I ' tenants, theater patrons and pa- ' two children. Mrs. Mauds You 1 I trona of Its restaurants and shops. ------------------- - ----------clerk. Reid 48. Hyde 67; county Clark find Charles Rollo You treasurer. Maus 54: register of deeds. — Ita location to excellent, being close | room to air-conditioned, lA»th died within the past year. (Continued from page onei to a choice residential section and 11 stands aa a monument to private Boyes 58. Webster 56 at the same time near the heart enterprise and to those who had the JOHNSTOWN — State senator. SENT TO JACKSOlf. blocks long and one very long block of the business district. I vision. When you visit New York Stafford 59. Mosier 152; representa­ ,e*ceFtlng one •">■!! P*r' Rockefeller Center Is to the largest !'I’c *ty you’ll enjoy seeing it. It. and youU youl) J mentJotwd bit waok. WBiT btii Clty tive. Parker 70. Faulkner 147; prose­ 25*. ...... ...... .. ...r unde.rufcn ..... . It —M ftS bulldln, pro)..! .l iHrto. Jddp McP-S Th»™w. cuting attorney. McDonald 162; “ ■ 2 w2"sul street, and W. R. COOK, sheriff. Deonara snerin, Leonard 93. vj. Blakney uiazney 131; mi; street to ~ Wert 51.1 ,--------. from ------- on‘eTta^ by ^r7vate"capital’. It re^’ county clerk, Reid 58. Hyde 163; IJUl 5th Avenue to 6th Avenue. A numnum­ rpsenLs isaw.ooo man days of work; P*”*1' 125,000 tons of structural steel; 40,- DEATH OF FORMER county treasurer. Maus 67; register bT<2f v’’m ’“r”*, I freight car, having stolen f°r *3^°aooj’’ *° Tf 000.000 bricks; 25.000 tons of lime­ of deeds. Boyes 84. Webster 137; idea of Ita present day valuejnay be sU)ne; MM0 Wnl M local option, yes 118. no 104. William Roscoe Young, a former yards of the Michigan Central Rail­ 11 ** windows; 10.000 doors; 185 elevators MAPE GROVE —State senator. resident of Hastings, Middleville road company in this city last AuStafford 84. Moaler 157; representa­ that 300 years ago all ot Manhattan ftnd many other items—and all used and Grand Rapids, passed away at 'gust. This made hi* second MKVW* tive. Parker 92. Faulkner 156; prose­ Island, of which this 12-acre tract afler depreMlon WM On our land. 824 in Wc were more Rockcfelcuting attorney. McDonald 173; Is a mere “speck" efel- at the age of 80 years. He is survived land one-half to five years at Jgeku, bulw -c.nun“ to help <take by three nephews. Dr. Clarence W. son. kheriff. Leonard 104, Blakney 151; m.r.h.ndL^ Only ■ UtUe om 1W 44B..i£hMHMI 1 county clerk. Reid 104. Hyde 142; years ago. 20 acres, of which this. county treasurer. Maus, 103; regis­ '12 acres was a part, sold for *4800. ter of deeds. Boyea 125. Webster 123; or only 8240 an acre. At that time i coroner. Malntyre 90. Adrounie It was way out in the country, but the city was reaching out toward It. 151; local option, yes 138. no 129. ORANGEVILLE —State senator. Stafford 75, Mosier 92; representa­ tive, Parker 88. Faulkner 87; prose­ an acre. It isn’t difficult to see how cuting attorney, McDonald 112; some of the early families who ac- i aheriff, Leonard 99. Blakney 82; qulred land in New York City and county clerk. Reid M. Hyde 86; "hung on to It” became immensely wealthy. But there were not so, of deeds. Boyes 92. Webster 82; lo- many, the Astors being one of theI notable exceptions. Several years ago John D Rockc- ' PRAIRIEVILLE —Stale senator, Stafford 51, Mosier 218; repreanta- feller. JE. became 'interested and Uve. Parker 122. Faulkner 192: pros­ leased this land on a long time lease, Leatherette COATS ecuting attorney. McDonald 226; and for the first time in recent aheriff. Leonard 176, Blakney 118; years, came the opportunity of get­ boyf Sitet! Flannelette! county clerk. Reid 84. Hyde 192; ting 12 acres of ground tn the heart VMtubh Aites Brud Ms. county treasurer. Maus 80; register of New York City as it is today, for of deeds, Boyes 138. Webster 144; the most modern and up-to-the-. minute development. This 12 acres Bakst’s, Rsnbsy's < local option, yes 155, no 134. RUTLAND—State senator. Staf­ wasn't vacant property by any Sheep - lined! ford 94. Mosier 166; representative, means. On the contrary It was cov­ ; Wambino collar. «« ik military collar; Parker 129, Faulkner 141: prosecut­ ered with 229 buildings, marly of ing attorney, McDonald 179; sheriff, them good sizc^, and in a smaller flap pockeU. slip-over. Meo’s Aites Brand IS m. Leonard 120, Blakney 159; county city would have been regarded as j diom, large I clerk. Reid 140, Hyde 130; county far tqo good to wreck. These 229 IM; local option, ysa 134, no 140. BARRY NO. 1-fltate senator Stafford S3. Moder 141; raprwntatlvs, Partier M. Faulkner 140; sher­ iff. Leonard 71. Blakney 111; coun­ ty clerk, Reid 40. Hyde 1M; county treasurer. M»m 32; register of deeds. Boyes 37. Webster IS!: coroner, Mc­ Intyre 41, Adrounie IM; local option, yea 1!8. no 70. BARRY NO. 2—Representative, Parker 57. Faulkner 148: prosecuting attorney. McDonald 180: sheriff. Leonard 97. Blakney 109; county clerk. Reid 78, Hyde 122; county treasurer. Maus 69 ; register of deeds, Aryes, 73. Webster 132; local option, yes 113, no 90. CARLTON—Blate senator. Staf­ ford 10Z Mosier 168; representative, Parker 129, Faulkner 151; prosecut­ ing attorney. McDonald 188; sher­ iff. Leonard 68. Blakney 223; roan- UNDER NEW XI, nn CLEAR I DOWLING, MICK MIXED DANCES EVERY FRIDAY EVENING! ARCHBOLD and BAND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! SALE 5**10* THE'HMFELLER CENTER aTeryo^; ECONOMY FOOD SHE C.THOMAS STORES HUNDREDS OF GUARANTEED HIGH GRADE ITEMS PRICED At 5c and 10c A Basket Full for $1.00 128 W. STATE STREET (As Sketched) GOWNS Soups Cocoa 5c 5c Hominy I Brown Sugar Palmer Matches aswt m>us 5c lb. 5c Navy Beans Rolled Oat* 5c Pop Corn 5c Kosto Dessert 5c Wax Paper 5c 5c Bluing Camay Soap Kirk’s Hdw. Castile 10 Satina BIG BUYS for THIN DIMES Figs ITEMS Sardines t Smoked Herring VlUCx Rsd Bcnr ' rmsd M. z Cta Cherries pork and 10c Karo Syrup ? 10c Egg Noodles Lima Beans Green Beans Cocoanut Kidney Beans 10c 10c 10c Com GsUsa luus 10c Spaghetti Chile Con Carne 10c Asparagus 10c Pancake Flour Aont Jeailns Fkg. Kremel 3 pkgs. 10c Extracts 10c Bean Sprouts 10c Cinnamon, Pepper Candy Bars 10c oa. Can 3 for 10c 8 oz. pkg. 10c rr» 10c Citron Peel - 10c 10« t Sauer Kraut 10c 10c Post Toasties 10c pkg. Muffetts Gingerale 10c Choc. Malted Drink Fk«. 10c 10c Olives r Pickles 7 oz. Jar 10c Tomato Juice can. 10c No. 2% Can 10c 10c 10c? Salad Dressing Sandwich Spread 10c Prunes 1080 Bia* 10c Cookies Veltman’s lb. 10c PUMPKIN oe, WtXBIT BBABD 2 NO. 2% CANS . .. fciW MINCE MEAT 3^ 25c OLD TIME BRAND QLD TIME FLAVOR Cut Beets Apple Butter 10c 10c Canvas Gloves 10c Swanidown Cake Flour 28c Baker’s s. s>ri. Cocoanut 13c Auort.d Flavor. SALADA TEA O(M, Mlzad. Black IVORY SOAP He AM. FAMILY so*f 10 55c AM. FAMILY FLAKES 20c t*u 40 Clothes Pins Jello ’X.69 5c Table Salt Bathroom Tissue moo UJuutfuA li Hl HUM,. 20C All Prices Subject pkg. 6c WESSON OIL V««aUbto Oil Ym h.24-7.45- treasurer.. Maus 135; register of! buildings had a value of *7,000.000 deeds. Boyes 153. Webster 117; cor­ and cared for a population of 4.000,1 oner. McIntyre 115. Adrounie 155; a city that would approach Hastings ■ tn size. But someone with vision,. local option, yes 151. no 122. THORNAPPLE — State senator, could see on this 12-ape plot, al Stafford 271, Mosier 356; representa­ group of 12 buildings, beautifully’ tive. Parker 3SMJ. Faulkner 265; sher­ landscaped, with fountains, statues! iff, Leonard 339. Blakney 315; coun­ and different from anything in the , ty clerk. Reid 317. Hyde 317; treas­ world. Thus Rockefeller Center was : urer. Maus 311; register of deeds, boii. Those 229 buildings had to Boyes 305. Webster 327; coroner., cofie down, work on their demollMcIntyre 235. Adrounie 331; local tlon commencing in May. 1931. To-1 wards the completed picture on this option, yes 317, no 331. WOODLAND—Stale senator. Staf­ 12-acre tract, stands the beautiful I ford 119. Mosier 350; representative. 70-story R. C. A. Building which Parker 147, Faulkner 319; prosecut­ covers more than half the middle ing attorney. McDonald 359; sheriff., "block between 5lh and 6th Avenues Leonard. 176, Blakney 303; clerk,, and towers upwards for more than | Reid 159. Hyde 313; county treasur­ 850 feet In "floor area" it is the I er. Maus 160; register of deeds, largest office building in the world,! Boyrti 187. Webster 306; coroner. though not the tallest. Not far distant is the fine R K. O. McIntyre 167. Adrounie 310; local, option, yes 287. no 200. Building of Rockefeller Center, 31 YANKEE SPRINGS—State sena­ stories high and towering upwards tor. Stafford 74. Mosier 89; repre­ over 400 feet. Tills building has sentative. Parker 92. Faulkner 75; become the center for many of the 'prosecuting attorney, McDonald 92; leading motion picture concerns sheriff. Leonard 75. Blakney 94; that produce and distribute films. telerk, Reid 91. Hyde 75; treasurer,, Above the 6th street entrance of Maus 83; register of deeds. , Boyes! this 31-story building are three 86. Webster 82; coroner. McIntyrei panels carved in the limestone fac­ 79. Adrounie 83; local option, yes 66,, ade of the building. The central no 103. panel depicts Radio and the whole HASTINGS, 1st ward—State sen­ group symbolizes the inspiration of ator, Stafford 178, Mosier 244; rep­ the past and present being spread resents!ve, Parker 188, Faulkner• throughout the world through the ( 233; prosecuting attorhey, McDon­ medium of Radio. ald 27; sheriff, Leonard 171, Blak­ Fronting on 5th Ave. and covering ney 280; clerk, Reid 252, Hyde 173; a plot of ground 70x200 feet Is the county treasurer, Maus 302; regis­ British Empire Building, six stories ter of deeds. Boyes 226. Webster 201; high. THs building to dedicated to, coroner, McIntyre 215, Adtounle the comipbrce. industry, and art of 202; local option, yes 166. no 257. the British Empire, and tenants are • HASTINGS, 2nd ward. No, 1 Prec.. restricted to British individuals or —State senator. Stafford 138, Moaler companies, or to their American 190; representative. Parker 157, representatives handling British Faulkner 175; prosecuting attorney. products. The interior of the bulldMcDonald 142; sheriff. Leonard 160., Ing is adorned with panels symbolic Blakney 180; county clerk. Reid 198., of the power and authority of Brit-; Hyde 140; county treasurer. Mausi ain. 177; register of deeds, Boyes 181., Near by and separated 'by a 60­ Webster 156; coroner, McIntyre 111., foot wide promenade, to the French Adrounie 70; local option, yes 123. no> building, identical in size and exterlor design to the British build- ’ SECOND WARD Prec. No. 2-Statei tag’ The French building to dedl-1 senator, Stafford 88. Mosier 68; rep-cated ____ ______ to the commerce, industry' ___ and ~ of ~France, and ~ ' tenants ** »—are * 11 w ,_ resentative, Parker 100. Faulkner 62; 1'art 11msheriff. Leonard 82, Blakney 80; ited to French concerns or their county clerk. Reid 128. Hyde 135; American representatives. county treasurer. Maus 105; register■ The promenade. 60 feat wide, be­ of deeds. Boyes 104. Webster 58; lo- tween the British and French build- ' ‘Ings, leads from 5th Ave. to the THIRD WARD—State senator., Sunken Plaza Broad granite steps. Stafford 139. Moaler 209; representa­■ in two flights, lead down to it The; tive. Parker 165. Faulkner 183; pros­■ Sunken Plaza to 95x125 feet tn size. ecuting attorney. McDonald 217;; Centered against the west wall to sheriff. Leonard 168, Blakney 184; the Prome th us fountain. The com­ county clerk. Reid 178, Hyde 172; position consists of three figures and treasurer, Maus 179; register of! depicts Prometheus, legendary con-1 deeds, Boyes 188, Webster 162; cor­■ trlbutor of- fire. In the act of bring-1 oner. Mclntyrt 178, Adrounie 180;: In* that gift to mankind. The cen­ local option, yee 95, no 178. tral figure — Prometheus — to 15x18 FOURTH WARD. No. 1 Prec —• feet in size. Two life-size figures State senator, Stafford 130, Moaler• represent mankind—a youth and a 206; representative. Parker 148I maiden. All the figures are cast in Faulkner 198; prosecuting attorney,, broewe and finished in gold leaf. McDonald 238; sheriff, Leonard 190.. You’ll enjoy a visit to the Radio Blakney 164; county clerk. Reid 195., City Music Hall, said to be the best Hyde 157; treasurer. Maus 212; reg­■ of Ita kind in the world, as well as ister of deeds, Boyes 198, Webater• the largest. No pains, money, or ef151; coroner, McIntyre 189. Adroun-■ ‘fort have been spared to make It just as nearly perfect as it can be, FOURTH WARD, Na 2 Free.—■ and it would be difficult to oonState senator. Stafford 159, Mosier• Ceive how or where any Improve­ 214; representative. Parker 205,, ments could be made. It seaU 6.­ Faulkner 175; sheriff. Leonard 206,, 000 people and has a ground floor Blakney 176; county clerk. Reid 224.. krea of over one and one-third Hyde 157; treasurer. Maus 228; reg1932. and during Its first year over 157; coroner, McIntyre 179, Adrounie 6.006.000 people bought admission tickets to thB magnificent theater. I SUMMARY--State senator. Staf­ We attended the 11:20 A. M. enter­ ford 2,845, Mosier 4,280. majority for tainment. The hall was well filled cincta. Barry county representative— ’•packed” when we left around 1:00 Parker M10. Faulkner 4,150, dia- or 1:30. One would never have sus-1 joriiy for Faulkner 740, complete re­ pected from the crowd that there! BOYS' HELMET Real Leather! 49. SON’S HEAVY SOX , ' 19* pair CHILD’S MITTENS What buyt at leather. Elastic wrist Warm cot­ ton lined. Grey or brown. Buys! lOH 39« An unusual buy I Bucking of (0* wool, rayon. Plaited I Fall shades, 9 to 10 R | ble goggles . . . warm knit lin­ ing. Regular flierstypelBuysl f—-s. FAHT WOOL Bargoini at Men’s Dress Gloves Lined Cofesbin Warm, comfort­ able, long wear­ ing. Snap wrist or slip-on style. Brown or black. Gey ilripeil colored In MEN’S MITTENS 3-Cell FLASHLIGHT 79c l*x»* Inches! amaiing value) Hortehide at 49* Chopper mitts. Seamless palm. Draw string an i Smooth inside I Union Suits 49c Men! When then 1J% rad Child’s Waist Union Suit UNION SUITS Long or Short Slaava 49c keep you warm, no ma I Knit with 16* wool. Boy’s Jersey GLOVES Penco Heavy Duly Slip-On Work Rubbers « T*u P«</ Men’s Heavy Rib Large Collar COAT SWEATER Sheep lined! Talon A Knockout Penney �top” 7, UM ofjba wuntry. n tea A y head aqd its body to beaullmarked. Of the above Justices VanDevanrnd Mrs. L. A- Cain of Carlton Truth. Rife zt/ Politics and Truth. ir, McReynolds, Sutherland and •aven months old baby by where poeaible and to promote forBoomerangs. ttUcr constitute what ha* been trla last week. They feel very c»t growth wherever nature can do •Wordy Smoke I ,i -.i mli i——.J to Mr. Albrldge Hunt ana a good job of that kind. irmcd the “conservative bloc;” TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. |wife fcr kindly offices during the FARMERS MUST CHOOSE. There to another department for MVBkTT MiMTH TXA* Justices Brandeto. Stone and Car­ (Continued from page one) Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fuller tend >ickneas and burial of the child. ateta parks, of which the state now - -----------— -— dozo form the "liberal Woe;" while, 1, The farmers of the United Slates VHto a tong puli, a strong pull has nearly 100. with splendid facili­ ata Ng profit to himself. Thia he In I Wa BMl--------a, H uiIbci Chief 'juluM 'niiehe. choose between a sweeping Never be too ready to believe what (son returned Bunday to their home Chief Justice Hughes and Justice । regimentation of agriculture from a a politician politician tells tells you. you. This This to to true true in New York City after a vtalt with land a pull aU together, until the ties for the accommodation tyt tour­ vested in timber lands, as well al Roberts although primarily liberal. Washington and a sweeping organ 1- whether whether the the person person in In question question be be Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fuller and other P°*u ctoBe OT thc caning of Novem- ists. Last year there were 9,000,000 In other property. Then he becamd ber 4th, victory to ours. people who vtolted the state park* of interested In politics as a candidate have supported lhe opinion of the [“tlon of the total agricultural fore- | a peanut orator haranguing a small relativcs. Mrs. Chas. Will left Tuesday fori conservatives on Mveral occasions. I of ,hc.. na*J°° ,n “wd on a street corner or a na­ for office. He became governor o The next department to that of IM BARMT OOUXTY six MOJTTH8 so* ------’ junlu. unlw- /teUonally nationally co-ordinated, that tftot'uonal figure uttering words which a visit with her sister. Mn. J. C. I <1* Mid la adTSBMQ Ilve ot ’hte number. Chief Justice I can lhlnk wlth expert leadership. Smith al Grand Rapids. She will al> ' think with expert leadership, i w(u be broadcast through the coun­ ones In Its history. t1,tK*AtDVAK%K><Tr- T,,REE U0!rT,,a Hughes and Justice Brandeis. Van- speak,with power, and act with auhas general oversight over the min­ bo visit her brother John Tobias Later Mr. Osborn sold his ncwsl lucnuucr, mcncyouios and aua Etetherouincr-1 *•>«• Take the following for example; i“t Summit City and Geo. Tobias at ing of copper. iron and other min­ paper and other business euterprisd •imum BABay~eonNTT“3as“ r*™ntpr. McReynolds . thorlty They v-....-. cannot have w~w„. both erals. atoo of the oil and gas devel­ and has given most of hte large fori YKSM IM ad -----------VAXes.. ------------------------------- •i.so 91.so land are are beyond the retirement age The permanent adoption of regi- l-Thc Hoover administration is com-,A’J? be!,T!.IStuV’wB opments tn tills state. These latter tune to the University of Michigan! roaxiOM aDBScRiPTioxa, one havImentation means the prompt death mjtted to the idea that we ought to Mr and Mrt- J- M- Tbwnsend and Tisa nriDV*NCK----------------- si.oo bu\^a” chown ,0 000B1 of the co-opemtiv movement. .The ™nt„ conlroT of nerythlng in lamlly ,ere C*™’ 01 toeir cousin. to DePauw Unlvmlly and other poll a!>rKBriBOIQ mates---------- I,inl11 016 caaes Paining to the imposed government of regimerita- Wa*hington as rapidly « possible. ?4™- F,°ra Arklle of Sturgis, over people generally understand. lcgc». but has reserved enough M (Continued from page one) There to another department, thlrt that he can live comfortably and Dlipia* idtvuiic. mu oa »ppiica-. 'New Deal are settled. tlon and the self-government of co- That! was the idea tliat increased I Sunday. of field admintotration, which in­ rwx.w ..U^, >o«l - — • operation cannot extol together. One governmcnt cwu by a billion dollars ,.Mra, Vernon WeUman and aunt. leave his family In good condition fine for fish propagation as they »uu«, 3O«| ------------------------------------ ----------,ta the method of dictatorship, the ln Now aa M c»vr cvcr oincc S|nce me lhc <,Mrs. Laura of --------Jackson ui (our iviu ycar3 nu». —. . — -— Elder, — — come , have found in this state. They fell cludes the protoetton of game as well. He has been a liberal giver all hte ■ THE ROD AND GUN CLUB. other the method of democracy. rltnc 10 spend aPend “ re*' days <«*ys with time oI of Thomas Jefferson, that has lias Prldai- io a few sure that the new rearing ponds There to the department of wild life, and halt been a wise giver ad ack' Evidences are that the Barry 0I ine maJOT neMW5 ot ’‘been One jlfte rt« wcaK wl»mo<l Kn the th, exact „,et reverse of the demo- 1Mr. and Mr,. J.m.. *nd ,C1"b ,be ",u“1, «,LU concepl—wBUB u to JLrmll I would be a succeaa. It was expected >game, which iooto after the propa­ well. _ •• -.as.i.a >u«. ----- ------------ --------- ---- . ciniii; vmrccpi—wiikii ia io P'rmii ^®’'5*nd **B1,i I'T nnd Mils thut they would furnish about 750.- ' When Chase Osborn finished hte gation of pheasanta and other game work in college he did not ceasd UnhT’cr bmutUxm wiU b« ... . .. . i, r.,,t t■ n. Washington •trcMiuiiuufli to w take iiu.i, from uic the nuukca states ।' 7 . --. ..._ ~ ~ ~ --------- ----­ 000 bluegill and perch fingerlings ; « on.nu.tw> h.d done noUim, bu 11 ™>- r nothing --------- move than ■ ' necessary to is . । Kunsts of Mias Gertrude Smith ------- -- ... the for the lakes of this county. The birds, the protection of deer, also studying. He la a great student and the protection of beaver and game reader, as well as an author of manjJ •S"».rez« S te OLber Lb.n m.le oou.ble Lhe “JSH.Jf ‘ “2 ivrp keep aurrnai abreast oi of vne the march of °ur “?} of’**’***’•' • • , Club has also built a club house. -ui P.M..M bw. i. Mtqa t 100 '***,ou*r than m“e P°«»,e lhetlonaUy effective organization of the e " *r" t T •iluaitoai." ' M,r,- aI^ Mr* Warren Wilcox and 24x36, with a roomy basement tn birds. books, and a world traveller. ww4k t*«r« -ill b« • cb»rt. on. eeat instruction of a county flsh rearing agricultural forte*- that it has put cc^The nom,c snuanon. The department of education to O. **■ B. Wilcox w-.u and son. » word. ..eh Since conatie* ». a word . ., lurrer kwi ii uao pu x nr above aoavc was uttered Uttered by D>’ FranktTanX-‘ •B’n“F* 7Mrs. —T "• R la needless to add that he will he up up-­ that which seeks to get before the in •WIMTZ pooto o«o cwt a word. , pond, it would have justified its upon the necessity of a nationally 1(n nelano Roceevclt on October TO of Jackson were guests of Has- which tools can be stored. The per large room can be used c_.: “ during people, through the press and oth- have a fund of information for 1M K. -Lbler.ee lo d.le u>d ler M.erri ‘W'b.lloLi or bu.lneu ,h,„ hc w„ , c„did.le lor .1"® "'•live, em Bunday. hearers next Monday night, tofn the season for family gathering* or.,।«rwise, -specially l n8aor especially through moving vritw'a aaa. aad paot ofle. ad drew.' years to come. The beagle field j „ ,,, ,u the presidency of lhe United States. Clark, who to attending other meetings as may be desired. 11 young and old. which will be inter-l pictures, facts about the wild life of J4RA. fbixtiso. trt.i. whioh hwuroHt Ann ' 1° dealing wltli agriculture the re- Q,yy a fe weeks later Mr Roose- Purduc University spent lhe week The location is fine for such pur- i eating and valuable. From the var-l Th. to. ‘rtols which brought many dog jeadershtp has. in a large L president wa* Xmandm, rod »“h Herbert Smith, who to atMichigan and the need of conserving led experiences df his long and uscJ poses. ( w^Awa'lIuhir.oh.nd'u &£baa’“ir«>£’rr.”-,anc,ers ,anelm throughout throu«’hou’ the . midwest measure, measure, short-circuited short-circuited such such or-1.----- --------------congrcs5 .----brood . ----------powers never ---------- tendlne lcndln«’ the Art Institute in ,n Chicago, r-i, ful career he lias learned wtedoni President Perry called next on C. Mr. Westerman's department, and lias the disposition to make II any kud «f book here during October is also a result sanitation as has been painfully | before granted any individual m thc'Tlu’y ’'ttendetl the Purdue-chlcago H. Osborn to Introduce the first which has charge of the propagating 221 of Rod and Gun Club activity. With history of the United States; dicta-! . speaker. Justice Wm. W. Potter of ,ot fish, has increased wonderfully in of value to others.' Every one who = COURT. *7“ dUS farmer*1 Tbe^end result oi ’^er A|£med I S^ay can should hear Chase Osborn next the supreme court of Michigan. recent years. It to endeavoring to THE SUPREME COURT. — •— •—•• ------------------------ — i.niu.nvii u.iiuxu arc-ci luvuiucu -— ....... ---• Mr. Potter's long residence In this ।restock the lakes of Michigan with Monday night. Every father who can the county backing an organization this may mnv well be an intensification •nd which ... . ..... w. jWn. ramnheit nn<i and ria.ioi>i»r< r>. Dr. are us different from the D. Campbell daughters. take his own boy or some one etec's । Has congress the right to sur- who8C objective Is sportsmanship in agriculture of that anarchic In- 1principles of Jefferson as day is Wheaton Joined her here on Tues- county qualifies him to speak fish for the enjoyment and benefit boy to hear him will have done that rendtr too much of its power? This and pogitive benefits dividualtom which for too tong. ha. from night. Furthermore a new day ane* t°dny they went to Grand advisedly. He has hunted in every ,of people, just as the department boy a real service, to a ouestton to be settled in lhe near *„ .,^7”,‘...L ’ °'nCflU , kept the American farmer, a beaten [ part of it as well as hunted and , game to aiming to give hunters to a question to be settled in the near, arc almQat army of frdcral bureaucracy is being ' RaPl<iJ' t° attend the state oateo- fished tn many districts In the upper of Hugh Riley will be the Captain of , 1 and buffeted class nnd brought '(organized which to expanding the 'Patolc convention. a dunce to get something for their the Supper Squad for next Monday ■ future by the most respected, impar­ and lower peninsulas of this slate. tefforts. . American business, industry and fi­ ’ government's power and influence to i “ THE CAMPAIGN ENDS. tial and dignified government For some of the work of the Con­ night. The other members of the nance to the valley of the shadow 1, n greater degree than was ever TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Mr. Potter declared that. In his squad are: Lisle Lockwood. Floyd Judgment. Barry county to the best (servation department, such as theWell it's all over now. Counting of economic death —President Glenn , agency tn this country, the Su­ Everhart. Jesse Chase. Olcn Ini thought jx»sslblc before Even dur­ B. L. Kenyon, of Lansing, was in , ing war time the federal govern­ the city the first of the week. Mrs. pan-fishing county in Michigan. It to ।replanting of forests and fire pro­ gram. Jacob Wolf. Adelbert Heath preme Court ot the United Slates, ballots, tabulating results, congrat- Frank. University, of Wisconsin. ?" hfts bct'n iccirao, tection, appiupnatioiu appropriations are are maae made uy by Fay Marble, Leroy Foster. Robert Who are the men to whom these ulating successful candidates, con' WORKLESS DAYS. [ment lute- never before played such Kenyon who has bean visiting^ heri­ «to«‘ toB Lor ..Un, purpore*. IB, I^Ul.iur, Bui for to wort Ul cortright. Fred an autocratic part in the state and tor two weeks, relumed, with him !Aie. P.?.6*1 01 ’hem all is a mess of propagation of game and flsh it ha* Cook. Adelbert momentous decisions will be en- soling the defeated and furnishing A man Who hired out to a local । . Wednesday. Jones. Herman Hauer. Jay Mead bluegills. trusted? They do their work so convincing alibis is all that remains farmer living Hear Cassopolis test local affairs of the United States. to rely on the receipts of hunting Mrs. Gary Crook.---------Mrsj Clement Few will deny that Mr. Roosevelt-------------, ---------Mr. Potter mentioned his attend­■ and fishing licenses. There who pay Frank Gosch, Kendall coats. Fred A quietly and with so little fanfare of of the 1934 campaign. For. better or week, for ..a job that required very । is । a high type of individual who sin- j Smith. Mrs. M. L. Cook, and the ing several years ago a national Smith. Banford Crook. E. J. Crook publicity that people as a rule take for worse the people are getting Just little physical eflort but assured cerely wishes to help the United Misses Dorothy Cook. Margery Rey- gathering in the city ot Detroit of1 the small sum required to give them Horace Angell. ’ ! the privilege of hunting or fishing. Stales out of its difficulties. Yet even nold*. Eliza Crook and Maud Qmg- those interested in propagating fish. little notice of them. So a brief what they voted-for. Election results • should realize the valuable work WEST CARLTON. •ketch of each follows herewith: will be watched with particular Incomplain of his job. but said men of his caliber once in politics *p>' attended the district ineetlng of After listening to what was said' which results from the wise use of The marriage of Chester Rlchard-I will send up a smoke screen of words W. P. M. 8. at Second 8t. Meth- about putting white fish and lake ■ their money by the state depart­ oorrof Freeport and Madeline Crit-j Chief Justice Charles Evans lerMl * barometer of public he had thought it all over tliat first to conceal their real purpose from 1 °dtot Episcopal church. Grand Raptrout ui smaller lakes and speckledI ment of conservation. tenden of Hasting* took place mJ HuahM—Seventv-two vears old a »«Himenl regarding "The New day and inasmuch as he could get 1 the public. ! ids. Friday. trout in streams, also to many talks1 Following Mr. Westerman. Mr. day evening. Rev. Loomis of IM • • • I Mrs. Bertha Fagan of New York about the need for increasing the - nut p—K place to stay over at Niles without I Muri DeFoe. editor of the Char- City to visiting her sister, Mr*. Chas, number of bass in the lakes and■ George E. Egbert, from lhe cduca- Freeport M- E. church officiating New York, candidate for president in Uea "lde nnd 110 tome 10,111 thll‘k' ।(working working he didn't see any goad rea' tlon branch of the state department They were attended by the groom* he didn't see any good rra- lotto Republican Tribune says it's a ] G. Wcissert. When she returns she streams. Mr. Potter arose at the 1 of cotuervatton. presented three parents, Mr. and Mis. Arthur RlchJ why he should work Those Son- good policy never to believe any-' will be accompanied by her moth­ 1916 after serving six years in the ing again.For no matter which side B,U>crta« «M ' that, tn M.'receto ofTJWving pictures, „ IK„ „„ which were supreme court, secretary of state won. the fun is over and the really [ta Claus stations the U. S. Govern- thing you hear In n political cam- 'cp. Mrs. Adam Schuppnn, who iias Judgment.' •'wy h.a overlooks th. nnc „„ ,„,Uy e„JoyM Iment muintailis expense of' palgn after October 25 According I been spending several months with serlous Job remainsattothe be done. latter's place lor the present. .1 ."T tSM! Th' "'■< cuncernM Ute Bun-. who brought about a ten-year truce I the taxpayers are encouraging Just to him everything worthwhile say- j Mrs Weissert. fisherman—and that is th* hliieeill ..t.i.v.__ _ to the bluegill which In naval armaments in 1924. con-1 we.____________ have heard_ _so ___ much. I that sort of thing and the sooner Ing will have been repeated countScott Rogers of Spokane. Wash­ and the perch. He said that in his It these government bureaus keep There were pictures taken from the they arc dispensed with the better it firmed as chief Justice in 1930 after , expanding, we'll have to have a will be. in this case the farmer was less number of times already, and ington. came the last of the week for Judgment if the efforts of the var­ air, from boats, as well as on Jour­ that words and actions during the I a visit with his mother. Mrs. Hiram ious stele organizations for propa­ neys through the island- They were bitter fight ih senate where his op- , "New Deal" In alphabets so there very very angry, and we think had ; frenzy of the last feu days are like-1 Rogers and other relatives. gating fish could be directed toward exceedingly Interesting. At one Uinc ponents condemned him as being a , will be letters enough to go around. a right to be. Naturally the farmer ly to be tinged with a more or less | Mrs citas. W. Burton and two furnishing the lakes with more bluehide-bound conservative. As chief i must pay taxes to support the San­ 'mild form of hysteria. Rumors and i daughters returned Sunday to their I bills and perch, particularly bluc- there was quite extensive mining I Justice hc has leaned toward liber- ]] ta Claus that supports the loafer ............ ...................................................... . home in Detroit after a visit will)'gills, a splendid advance would be of copper. The Island has several! ASTRONOMICAL BUDGETS fair-sized lakes, which are interest­ .----■ , — [Mr I made In conservation Afterward an Mr and Mis. E. A. ... Burton. .... alism. ' One needs to be an astronomer that wouldn't work—W. H. Berkey, Cassopolis Vigilant Mr and Mrs B. 8 Frost of Mus-1 authority in these matters who had ing to visit. The next reel gave pictures of the Louis Dembitz Brandeis—Seventy- Ithese days to comprehend figures is- ' kegon were guests of Mr. and Mrs.'attended this same meeting told Mr. work being done at Mason and oth­ eight years old. A crusader who (sued by our national government I SUPERFLOUS WORDS. iD. C. Vundercook. Saturday. ! Potter that, from that time on. the er conservation farm*, allowing how A won fame by representing the public 1Many years ago a thousand dollars' THIRTY YEARS ac.o today !«t'f,“‘°n of conservation officers pheasants and Hungarian partridge, I H1R1Y k EARS AGO 1ODA\ | had been directed toward fumlxiiagainst banks, railroads, political ’was a sum to be reckoned with; |phrases which cause copy-readers to. as well as Mallard ducks, arc raised C. G. Maywood was summoned'to ing more pan fish for the lakes. erne . lime .hen politician, - "’“"hie u> theytto,. w. were tn­ must never grafters, public utilities and other then I for tlw purpose of releasing to re­ Albion Saturday by the serious 111-! Mr. Potter declared that a great . , ... ... .... lerested in the Hst because wc use so stock the woods and lakes with lose time in vainly monopolies. He ts an authority on <dared to talk in terms of mtllioiis iinally o{ them ourselves. Read them ness of hts mothtr. He returned step forward had been taken in game. Tiicsc gave lo everyone who1 Monday. He reports her condition I Michigan when the conservation de- gaw them^an idea of tlwareat’cN regretting thc past valuation, insurance, labor prob- 1But even Uli* last has now become iCver. Tlwre may be some expressions saw them idea t^f of the great efL, SUU critical. partmenl had been taken out of pol- ^ru bX an nuX Wien nor in complaining lems and trusts. Wilson appointed 'small" change. One hears the word you'll find familiar to furnish splcn-1 I Mr. and Mn. A. G. Lawson of itics. as It has been for sevirel ' * *“ *“*— made uk X-lus him in 1916 after a bitter fight by ''billions" used with disquieting fre-' Here are some of the phrases against the changes i for the people'ftohtoi of thisi ’Grand RapULs spent Saturday and years. He mentioned former Gov“wto> enk»)HhJmmT^d re,cU«W cntmla At prewnl Be fluency, n U really lLLBLcuLI lo rlnul- 5Se”d<ir5m” birtl Mflrl«t“w which cause us dis­ Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. ernor Green, who is an enthusiastic . I The closing reel was to show how is the acknowledged “spiritual lead- Uc a sum of Hits magnitude. If a to cougn. new recruit, stepped into, comfort. for change lH Snyder and other relatives. | fisherman and hunter, and Mid that the department works to protect the ] I Miss May Tinkler returned from a 1 jt was the agitation of Governor er" of the New Deal liberals and ad- man stood on the bnnk of the a waiting automobile, past exper- . is thc very essence forest areas in the upper peninsula three momlis' visit with Colorado j Green'and his insistence upon the vocates "bold experimentation." He Grand Canyon and tossed away one lence, a fine future before him. ( of life.—Anatole 'friends. For most of the time she I raising of fingerling for planting in and in the northern part of the rcoed Lame I« Ma Lll^enlln, optoevery reeond. It would tat. u„y France. a.is with relatives al Lyons, Colo-1 the lakes, instead of the helpless fit- lower pcninusia. It has more than 100 fire towers which watchmen ions when he and former-justice him about 31.7 years working day, Certamiy an incumbent is a present irado l tie fish fry. that had done most to regularly visit during the lime when Mr. Frank Johnson of Calhoun j restock the lakes with fish. " Holmes were lhe only liberals in the and night to run through a billion- [incumbent. We know a canary is a i fires may be expected, find keep a county made a short visit with hts ' He recited the fact that' it court dollar fortune. <ifqw much more cf- bird without adding "bird." A re-1 It was sharp lookout for small blazes. Their | flcient func- jcruH means * a new member member. One .suspicions are likely io incite vol­ niece. Mrs Alice Dowd, and daugh- [Charles .Charles A. Wetosert. Wetasert, who was then system of locating and reporting the Willto VanDcvanter—Seventv-five ncl e»t our federal government funeO-uit meaiu Wl|lls VflUiDc.antcr-bevent>-nvc VanDevanter—Seventy-five ---------- *--• — • the - ■Is fires to most interesting, as well as | wijiis c0',ld hardl>’ (-topxlnto a speeding leys of charges and counter-charges ter Lillian, and also hts sister-in-law. connected with Banner -but I| now state editor w »»«. xxw yrar$ old, former Wyoming chief jus- “°ns 111 ur piaccci autonioblle. An experience must be ; which completely mask any issues Mrs. Almena Stanley. of the Kalamazoo tlic manner in which a lareat fire to j tice. one-time attorney for railroads cnd u’ enrt 11 blll,on dollar-bllls [p^t. A flne future could not be be- ' that may be at stake. Mr. DeFoe's A pleasant Hallowe'en party wai. Gazette who. while representing this fought. The principal weapon to a j given by Mr and Mrs. John Eddy .county ; county in lhe legislature, pul put the bill |hugc ca urptUar tractor wc viewpoint, wc believe, comes prclcy Riven and other corporations. Taft ap- would moke a line 05,671 miles tong, hind• n man And •- where would '•* .— calerDtllur tract Jr. dragging draiislnir an in ! at their home on Park street tn through that body which provided [ huxe nXenJc ntow Itfu^S sufficient to encircle the earth at expect tears to have their source if , .close- to being the truth. honor of their daughter. Winona < fish hatchery for Hastings. That (^Uie ter^.ndchXk? die hta£ pointed him in 1910. Recognized as tin' equator nearly four times Trav- Pnot from the eyes?—Vernon Brown. ( About sixteen young friends of Miss, was the start for much more «•«•-1 Barev tKnte itod snd osi. ablest of the conservative members. I Ingham County News. County and Gun Very few of the schemes advocated Winona attended- Pumpkin* and factory fishing in this county; but it j The Barry C °unl’ Rod ‘ nd ° U'‘ I elling a mile a minute day mid­ INTERESTING FIGURES ! by the ultra progressives arc new. James Clark McReynolds—Seven­ IX w 2 night It would take an automobile j Take the dole for example. No inat- apple* decorated the table where I was a c.tert Much mure could be -r™ ty-two years of age. A former Ten­ was ’^veri’e aiconfident connd?,?t 'everyone, for it is doing a splendid nearly two montiis and a week to . ter, by wh®t alphabetical name you refreshment, were served. The bop ought to be done.. He ? nessee lawyer who was attorney gen­ , .... , . Lansing wmen .'now mm aiicnigan and girls had appropriate costumes that the new pond* at Orangeville run the length of this fortune. wou jd |have iavP been would t>en better off ofl if it had iZ_„ 1 “.as ns .Tl ' eral under Wilson and was appoint­ berius and Caius m the daystwhen and a fortune teller revealed the fu-1 would add materially to fishing in Therefore wc insist that, no matter - gone it alone’ in welfare relief. lure.lo the happy young merry msk- the lake* of Barry county; but more ed to lhe supreme court by him An Rome dominated the ahclcnt„world . MlUon dollar, L.' 7% .m»« «’“•< ou.mp.™ mlp Il was a very pleasant occasion ponds arc nettled ~ These two men attempted to help er*. 1914. A conservative who has writ­ for all concerned. I Hc recited the fact that tills coun-' <» -•« «“"*■* “ «>; uSrd with ““ ten opinions against the Wisconsin FORTY YBXiSVoO TODAY ' sUtutes a very tidy little sum of $530.468.956 but only (M.OOQ.OOO of Rranaries from which wiic.it was disHere you will find your gift tax and variou* Labor laws. trlbuted at nominal price, or for' money. .size and color. Sizca in nothing al all as the situation of the ', Thc recent mile nude on n bi- turn to the state for hunting aftd [ George Sutherland — Seuenly-two by John 88 Johnson, at But- [fishing license* was the second larg- 1 moment seemed to demand, in or.ter 'cycle .-wu hy stock 34 to 46 stout year* old. A former corporation law­ ---------C3t U1 Michigan. . Pungent Paragraphs j one minute — and. thirty-five to keep citizen* amused, free tickets 1falo fifths seconds yer. Republican representative and The lakes . numerous ------- - —--------- and ----- -- restock ----- ---- ­ .-..-i.u.w ■from iwi, page one) (Continued to the circus were distributed. Rome 1and — four .*5 —C.T -------- . marks an .—them, ----- — . -*< e fact that and the that wc we have have' —•-*--------------------------------------------------Maybe teaching children with ----------thus became a paradise tor idle liv- £P®ch *nJh* ,llilor>’ ol 4^5 J}’' ing senator from Utah. Appointed by nun-ing pictures would be . -uWtesj^ u Secured rehef.'t^ bai^re ing. people camq'from everywhere’vlh»L,?2 good cover for game have put the I There was also discussion of the Harduig in 1922. his view* arc en­ to enjoy this Utopia There was no d«‘,ned 10 make 'T'JSJS SSl’Srr, cobbl, - Pta. if thry could get Mickey Mou5< u Indll5U> ulld business got tirely conservalnc. other place in the ancient world Ul??e tl?an a horse- »■’ ,he.fn*3 one of the best in the stele for jlo ** lhal amon» th0#e Pre^nt1 .started in arithmetic.—Greensboro only g2.850.ooo. farmers ^received where living was *0 cheap, so easy m,‘e 3 .ho?S?’er wM.?y Pierce Butler—Sixty-eight years 1596.991 in aaa grants while 54.­ mid *0 agreeable. But in the end, 'ador,.„1890 at Monmouth Park pheasants. It could'easily take care there was an overwhelming scntlold. A Minnesota railroad lawyer iGa.) Herald-Journal. ment for ridding the county of the | ' 799.720 were taken out of Michigan despite Immense popular approval of'ln 1;W 1-2. Tiie fastest ever made of several times the number we now who was 8|>poinled by Harding «lii Play; Any kind o! violent exercise m processing taxes while this has the system, this plan of Caius and w“ hv Sa,’*Hor ta ’ ” have. He advocated that the stale liquor traffic. 1922 He to a reactionary who lais Hut you would call wage slavery if ’*♦“ «oln‘‘ 0,1 ,aXfs laMen Tiberius failed II undermined the There has been a considerable j not only furnish mature, or neargrowth of the Farm Bureau in the I ,, . , . , , from Michigan have jumped from written opinions against Rozlk* Grape* and pineapples arc bless­ >0.1 got S3 a da) for doing it-—L05 $54,000,000 In 1933 to S97.000.000 In morale of the people People no long­ Schwlmmer because she refused to Angeles Times. about work and ing.* In the sickroom. Only the Juice also make it an inducement for last tew weeks. The district organi­ j 1934 These figures are taken from er had to g.worry 4..wAp.ru .or accomHccom-i01 cllhcr ahould “Wallowed. It farmers' wives to raise these little zer for about ten counties, including they didn't. The spirit for bear arms and against the Nebrasfci - - ------the file* and are absolutely correct pltohmctH and achievement, for rlg-lB,,By,‘ lhlr',t "nd « 'wrishlng. act- birds from eggs to be furnished by Barry, is Arthur M Edmunds, of bread weight law which was doA good old joke to better than a —Tom Conlm. Crystal Fulls Dla- id discipline and hard work which Battle creek. Mr. Edmunds Is well 1"l’on u>c “W B'»d kidneys bene - the state. signed to save consumers'from be­ ixxir freah one. says a radio enter- mond Drill. In conclusion he urged the Barry known in Barry county. For many I made the Romans the leaders of the °CB,,y> , 'v . . The vita]1 Del Merchant t “''* wishes to announce County Bod and Gun Club to keep years he had a farm south of Baning cheated. • Greys I I "KrL We dMWW.1 by u.b lur- ancient world declined to the people that he has bought up their organization, to cooperate ficld. He has been interested in lhe Harlan Ftoke SUnc — Sixty-tuo1—Rochester Tinxw-Unton. factor and the great empire was jore about violating the constitution i‘------- ------------------- -------- --------- ------ fully with the state conservation Farm Bureau movement from Its ■ ■■.. when young girls can guDtlc high thereby killed. Medium and Heavy Weights years old Former New York lawyer I department and provide more fish inception and U an enthusiastic Caius and Tiberius were the SmB,ltl hBa M llne B turnout «' can be | Trie nice flavor in those Norwe-‘powered beer at any road house and dean of the Columbia law ciairs, the Tugwclto and the Wai- f°und anywhere. Mr. Merchant is a ixmds and more pheasants Then the booster for It. Rian sardines from New England to •until 2 A. M The same constitutionMr. Edmund.,, cooperating ^rlth school. Attorney general in 1924-25- the Italian olive oil from cotton al (lu”,l3n ye>P was raised when this laces of their day; the Intellectual P™ctic*l lirery man. nwken It a cotmty will certainly profit from it. members of the Barry County Farm dreamers who failed to distinguish P°ln< to keep the best of rigs and and it will benefit, all IU people. Was appointed to lhe supreme court seed—Atlanta rnnmu.Hmn government made the Louisiana between fanay and fact. been at work in this He nv stated that al one time he went Bureau, has wvu worn III Kila | horscs Bnd ,e! * lh «n go at very ^-AUuiU Conatilutuo. purrtuu- ifZ- ihW ,»» >..y iwcvil 4UU laci. , ---------— -------— ” ---' by Coolidge in 1925. He Joined the I hunting and fishing with three county, ahd has nearly trebled the , state prtvon pruon wardens. wwroens. One one ot or them tnemI! membe.->hln membership nt of the mntv county nur»a<, Bureau. !I stele Zipper Front—-Royal S 4 .9g and became a close friend and ad-1 who wake the baby would have to Ssts from Mam street - Marl De- wh,ch wr,,M dole ,nto lte PNlcy; ™ 00,111 wt oI lhe mentioned the fact that, among all He will continue hi* work for some I Blae and C’oeoa .... I the Prisoners under hte charge, he 1 time'. It to hoped that he will invisor of President Hoover. rtkk around and help put him to Foe. Charlotte Rcpublic-n-News. . ’^ answer has already been written' Farmers sheds. '“! The pedro party given by Mr. and'had never found a hunter among crease the membership to at least. Owret J. RdberU—FUty-ume years isJeep again -Dally Oklahoman. „ \ , 111 thC ***” REMEMBER . . We are --------------Mrs. A. D. McElwain Thursday | them The speaker said that here to five Umea what it was before he nlzt A a tnrmor Hnn lawyer. — I 11 evcr y candidate was posters required lo * Platinum wire used ----------------I oid. form r corporation . । remove all the campaign aftfuses Headquarters For Platinum used as a*---tuse* inin nl*ht »a* a very pleasant affair, something about hunUng. when a started work. There is every reason' teacher of law and able snccial special 6t ‘11- some 50me ooys bboys °y-smust mustdrop drop out at*' at ©UH. ovui. dropout out at* r'elcction~weU"there' uouidcrriain ”be certain delicate electrical •iv.-tu.-.i instru- Mra- J F Goodyear woo the ladies man gets out in the woods by him- why farmers should cooperate with I the eighthgrade so they can be i<ver candidates and fewer iJwardT menu U 30 time* finer than a hu- fl«t prize Gard F ^‘^ter the *ej*ndthlnk*l^»vthrou«h. that, and boost the work ofjhe County1 -prosecutor of the Teapot Dome eighth ~ they v»i. Lc ;cvrr candidates and fewer placards menu is jo nines nner tnan a nu1 «... lhe ....vale... —Schuyler ,.... ....Marshall... Clinton .. nn > w rut with W a belter map. ,w Farm — Bureau. The Farm « Bureau -------- ] cases. Sometimes he has conciured rrady Prondc Jobs for County 'man halrl j*>■ 3hI,rtSfn1JJ,2?'w!'J’d of oenlleninn'H r^id^XV1 '*nri*n URj^mld* W N'N .make* '""iw him nSi* The next speaker was Mr. r .... F. A 'has large organisations in lhe mid­ them could be laid side by side in a Chidester and D. W A big stock of every article with the liberals (in Minnesota mor- ‘Nflorians.—Um 'Angeles Times. ' Republican-News. ” *■“ ” ' .......................... ............................ ...................... . . ;Reynolds. ............ ................ Westerman, who has charge’ nt of lhr> the western western states states, to InerMsIn., increasing 11its - -- - ——----------------one-inch, space. j ----------- —-------------- :--------------(hade In the Soo Woolen Mills FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY, fish department of Michigan Con­ membership and doing constructive I atorlum. Nebbia and several other' The world s largest structure.wlth■ ■ —Jackets. Cruisers. Breeches, The radio orator Is iuindicappcd otn internal support, is the Zeppelin I Strange as it may seem, when', i Dr. Lathrop has moved titc Geo servation. He explained what the work for U»c benefit of farmers. | cases);•sometimes with Die conscr- । Cape and Shirts. Jit can't tell the audience ix>w mGoodyear house to hte tot on W. Michigan Conservation Department What It has done in the way of pro- | vallvea (Oklahoma Ice and Mcln- .Ugligent it looks.—Los Angeles dock at Akron. Ohio- It to 1175 feet chefs at the Reforestation. Army ' to attempt big to do for the benefit vidlng better and purer and cheap­ tnnw 326 MA’ feet wide, wlrte and 11 |I#; Texas, long, 211> feet uamp near MlnPra MUtem( Wc wens. rex«. : tosh and Bland clttoriuiilp cases > -nmes" h»8h. ________ le^Xd U^t^to '^"^'•.elXd’ ^nieTOrier is budding alkrv of the stale. He said the department er seeds, as well a* wlial it has done Appointed by Hoover in 1930 after. , ' ------- — -■ at the 1 was created in IM I, by the consoli- through its Its rer representatives W scrwd and iflecly planned barn or> h|s lot. datiort of several departments that National tepltoi Wool—Heavy <O.N ornate refused to Confirm nomlna-1 if daughter can't allord one of Illinois and Loutelana^have the capltoi are quits outstand, corner ot Jefferson and .Green had existed before. tlnkm SaAta, ttaLipito' -- ---------------------------- .."/“T!".” v“‘“. ““ “ WlwofreWflr koi toll­ often enough. ■ - Ing in thdr clr benefita benctHa for farmers. I lire new h*to, ahe might take one of days. Each has 10 establtohcd legal There to the Since Jbigland took over the town X** dl“^na**,a “r, s8k4° a,,d urc admintotretivc auniiiiuuMinc deav- ..Among nmong the me visiters visitors present was Benjamin Nathan Cardoco—Sixty- dad s old ones and step on it.— | holiday*—and election days in ad- of New York from the Dutch, in when completed will be lhe finest in ent. which to controlled by a |n. D coomb... whom: home to in In* four year* old. A brilliant New York rif-vrianri News. I dlUo»i 1665. the city has had an even 100,tho, ,cl’X a ’ of seven members, clxmeu dtana. tft represents the TrnnesGrant. wiUlc hunting -* at majors 5 Ij Kirk r -----lawyrf, former chief justice of the i . ;—■— sec corporation, which manufac­ makes it impossible for tor any go gover■ ----------------- ■ ।i Leach lake Monday morning, found makes ver- lures tures all farm burtau bureau fertilisers sold New York court of appeals. He in- '"Bn all in the point-of view. 8pad- jbcrshlp in the United Btetca^taWhen the first census was taken la singular specimen of waler fowl nor. even If he were sb disposed, to tn Michigan. Ohio and Indiana. variabiy has stood with the liberal*. Ing a garden isn't labor If you're creased from 27353 000 t<^ 50.037309 in, the United States .(pgck K..V in In 1700). .-TIV1 > lying l.l». .... — . pro- destroy the vfllt.A __ .. . . . value' nt of >Vin the commission. Farmers of these ... on tol.A the hbeach dead. Tt Il to three states hale brilliant literary style of hte looking for bait^-Bau Fraiaixo or 828 P* crnl- whUc ’he popula- Phlladglphtk. was the' largest city '■ nounced by some as a brant, -a Thert is ttie department of public had over H^XlhOO relumed to them ODtatons have cauMd people to oom- citronWc. , ^rras? Uh! saa,e *x‘,tod *** with a pupuiatiun of 43,444. andi I'species species of the Um wild gajsc gaasc lamily. family, an^ and; lands. Michigan owns hundreds of rtiicc since 1031 1081 through their coonerall Uwir oooperatlw r' ' 1 . -r ■ . 5541 IXT per cent. New York boasted 33,131. a ------------------bird very seldom -------------met- with in ,u this ‘- thousand* of acres of land, mostly in arrangements wlth.UUs company This and That Views and Opinions; What Others Say Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday\ UOFIWOMD GUN CLUB PflOVEN j ■■ Waters Clothes Shop Quotation ONE Our Suit Department/ uXt-js a, MRS. BRUMM 8EELECTEO PRESIDENT $1850 . $215-0 Overcoats! Top Coats! 51155 New Slipover SOOWOOLS Deer Hunters! C, - WATERS CLOTHES SHOP �THE BAITINGS BANNER, WTOMWBAY. WVEMBEB 7, 1M4 4 oisnicinSocial Events and Personal Mention FIONtTWlUD ! FIFTIETH WEDDING j ANNIVERSARY TODAY ■ ILL-MAN CAST IS ‘i FMOFM Mr. and Mrs. John F. Good­ year Were Married No­ vember 6, 1884 Ben Oidley.la.in Lansing today on Mtea France* Hunter visited at - Mra. Kim Sifter and Mr*. David (Continued from page one) buaineai. — bom* ------ --in " —“—*--------------------------------------— *----- -- ~-har Rockford ovtr the week Goodyear.----Jr„ — were tn — Grand Rap­ OOL. JOHN G. BMERY OF i Yesterday wa* the fiftieth wedding ’ ■ ' Id* oo Monday. Josh Taylor. Harry Young: Zeb C W. Wespinter was in Detroit tai. ' GRAND RAF1D6 WAS I anniversary of Mr. and Mr*. John MT. and Mn. Harold Porter ex-, Mix' Mary Mill* of Rottend was Hicks. v -» .hi. /-itv .wa tsicx*. J. j. H. h. Crue; urue: President iTMiacni of oi the me Monday on businers. F. Goodyear ot this city, who are -woman* Club. Mr*. De Point, Hugh . 8PEAKXR . Robert Cook made a business trip 'pert Co leave on Thursday for a two lhe guest last week of Mra. D. W. now in Detroit, where they will Rucy: Representative in lhe Buffra-s to Grand Rapidi on Monday. • ■ 'weeks' vacation trip to Miami pbd gngers and family. . I QCAI M/0MFM ARF • spend some lime at their daugh<P tte League. Miss Simmons. Arthur M>cnd time <ette Lcasue. Miu Simmons, Mrs. Cora Biggs of Rutland ha* LUUML WUWlcn Hnu David Boyes has returned from a 'other point* in Horida. 'ter'*. Judge and >lr» )e™«n lawyer >ir» Donald Van KeelerKeeler; Flrat First Commit Commlttcman, Lawyer H. H. Peirce. V. D. Widrig and W. been * pending several days wtth th.) r,__ n________ M______ ■ .busbies* trip to IndianapoiiA In­ NAMED ON COMMITTEES 'Kelly, Dr. Burton Perry: Second j - F. - Edmonds —- — diana. ' ' •J. Walkin* were in Baltic Creek Mr* J. ------------« Fifty year* ago not much pub- committeeman. Supl. Purdue. H. E. , Bunday attending the annual oral Mr and Mrs Guy Giddings were ihjrr -' -- -------- --------Mra. Morrte Barlow, who hat been Snlendid Ronar-g Given bv,UcUjr w*s tlwn 10 *cddin«5 In Carrick; Mayor DooUUlt. Jo*. Dcncpor.S uivcn oy lhe nanncr of November 13. 1M4. Ruiur; Mr*. Doolittle. Fred Jone*. | guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Poth telegrapher* examination vUIUng relatives bi Toledo, Ohio, re- opienaia 1 of fcLmazoo Bat^nla? , Mr. and Mr*. E J. Huff of Royal turned home Saturday. American Legion and Aux- uwe find this simple item: 'Pages. Bob Corkin. Victor Mun ton; ' oi naiama^o uaiur y. jOak and Mtes Florence Watkiiw of iliiry Unit* on Sunday ! I2S"?ter 6 a,.ndp. oiabnx*. w. L. Hlnnuuu Mr. and Mra. Will Cram of East with Wyandotte were week end visitors of Caledonia were Bunday gue*U of I VBISB on ounnay jgt ot lhe bride's par- Grandma Oldbrook. C. H. Young; 1 St. Johns spent Friday evening with x»ri . w.tgjn* • Hastings people who attended -^nla in Ohio. Mr John Goodyear of Minnie. Henry Mulder; Jimmie. Dr. I Rev. B. O. McBherry told wife. | Mil. Ahn Burtii M^n Arbor Mr. and Mra. Dan Lewte. . the Fourth District convention of the this city and Mia* Orpha Knowle* " g J. Pratt. Rev Gilliham. Joe Bro-1 -------- ... --- ------ v»u<u MO. W. A. Du»a«« VMS-and ! *nd Oc°nic ShooU of N. Mr. ------and Mra. A. A- Wilmont have ! vUUed Mr*. O- A. Burgess Oth1 American Legion and Auxiliary hold Mr. Goodyear's name lias been Mra Gilliham. W I* Hhultera; gone to Delton to spend thc winter er friends the last of the week, re- Broadway visited tn Laming on at Wayland on Sunday were Mr. connected with the business inter- judge Whoople. R W. Cook: Mr*J with Mr. and Mra. Fred O. Hughes, turning to Ann Arbor Monday ntght. Wednesday and Thursday. and Mr*. Don Foreman. Mr. and 'erts of thte City longer than that of Whoonle. T N. Knopf, I’apa Cohen J Mr*. -Jennie **•»!••»• —rnl —• . •- - Mrs rum E er !!!B *s*m«e«««»i»r b’u,"1att*r * Frank nunauiv, Annable, ml Mr. and iwra. Mrs ■ 'any anyotner othernnng livingperson, person. »ic Hr oceanic became otto Isenh Inenhath Mamma Cohen M --- Hay ---«__ of -- Wauwatosa. I' ggr. and Mrs. George Day and . mm th ,KurM * M? J',T •daughter Pauline and Mr and Mra. Grand T. r 8 K Rrld, Mr. an* anrt m Mr™ » w«rrv Harry ■ aJUOCla[rd «.i*w with wu hi* father. w Henry A. .— Crookston irand Rapid* Saturday for a visit It k . nriH -.—— * Senator Nebb fitnart ... ~ --------- J .. ... .. ..... .... . ....... vrooKzion. senator rteoo. otuart r2n“™ tn w®ek' rcluruln* Bert Reed of Maioellu* aere Bunday with relative* and friends. Waters. Waters. Mr Mr. and and Mrs Mra. Sterling Sterling RogRog- Goodyear, Goodyear, in in thc Che hardware hardware business business clement clement; '»Mrs. Ncbb Leroy Porter' : today. visitor* wtth Rev. and Mra. E. O. Mrs- John Wilkes and baby. Paul, era. Mra John Wood. Floyd Wood iiere when he was in his teens, Hc. Evelina Komlkal, Chas. Hinman Mr- and Mra. Lyle Scudder aft en­ McShetry. of Rutland were Bunday afternoon and Harry Wood. The attendance at a* well a* the Institution with which*1 Hiram Komlkal. J. L. Matthews; > tertaining thc latter's sister. Mra. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Wolfe and guests of Mrs. Id* Palma tier the canvenlion wa* especially large, he u connected, has had much to do Their Ten Komlkal Kids Ebenerer Francte Brice', of Grand Haven, this aon David, who have been residing meeting!(in the High school uchool audlaudi­ ' with lhe development of this city. Royal Myers Samanliia Robl Mr. and Mr*. Henry Mulder and meeting family spent Sunday with Mr. and torium preceding the march to the Mr*. Goodyear Is equally well known Fighter. Caleb.' Harold Smith. Ezra, Mr. and Mrs. Otte Boulter. Doris. c ", and are occupying their home Mra. Charles Mulder of Caledonia. Masonic Temple where the O’. E. 8. and a* highly esteemed. Their many --------- , Adeline. Rene Gangulllet. city Dale and Lawrence ot Cressey spent I,«a on West St. Weal State State 81. • ; xjr ^ra. Fred Hendershott served a' delicious dinner to over 'Hastings friends wuh them many Felix. Paul Gangulllet. Priscilla. Sunday with Mr. and Mra. C. A. U.. 2 Mrs. “ ------u daughters v. Mr- and Herman Zerbel. Mr*. .„ and of w.-.u Grand Rapids two hundred. Leading the line of haimv happy re turns‘of th. the d.v* day? ■* Marshall Warner. Arabella. Edward Wn Charles rhidM AidAid. were .... ... .. .. 8^! h' h « «*.«.< M Mary Burges*. Mra gueste of... Hastings relatives on march was thc Three Rivers Drum Smith. Daniel, A. E. He*th, Toodies. Mr. and Mrs C. M Steaon and rfch and Mr*. Charles Paul were Ur Tuesday and Bugle Corps, and a three piece Dr. F. H. Taylor; Sir Cedric Fealh* children, Billy and Barbara, of Kai- fit. johM on Saturday attending the I WeUeai*y ironside spent the week orchestra rendered some delightful Mba funeral of Bd.Underhill. en? whh hte broti^n I^e erbone. --------- . Lady Featherbone. music during the dinner. R. O. Hubbard; Master of CereMabel Steaon. I Mra. Minnie Shriner. who Iva* .mion nnd attended the home After dinner, the guest,-, of honor imonios. Mort Townsend; Bing Cros­ Mr*. Mary Burgess visited her son been spending some time in Kalame n3me were introduced, among them be­ by. D. L Bolden; Kate Smith. WUand wife. Mr and Mra. Donald Mc-lmaioo spent Sunday wtth relatives cor'?n8 A*n»n vouege ing Clark Wilber, department memi “ — ~ •» — ~ ~"r Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Kemp and ‘11am Cluse; A| Jolson. L. E. Haw­ Ouarrlo Quarrle. nt of Fait East rVltzm Delton rm on WrttnasWednes­ here, going from Hara here In to ISattlr Battle 'Mr. Mr and Mra. MrK ta -------------berahlp chairman and Ray Oonlin wrcnce Smith and bershlp ’ thorne: Mac West. Harold Newton; day of last week. Creek to------------spend the winter. I of Grand Orand Rapids. Ranids, Dept. Finance ----------— daughter of Battle Creek were Sun-;°f (Abagal) Abernathy, H. C Hauer; (Continued from page one) Mr. and Mra T. N. Knopf and Mr. or mi. ano al)d mi j,jri c j» «... and Mra. W. ... G. White. ---- - - Mrs- osy Hural* ui *, v. r. .Officer Jolderzma. Dept. Auxiliary I Hez Abernathy. A. K. Frandsen; OzmiHin and inrt Mtes Mtea FlorWlor" —• *■ n-** Bernice .I—• TTw —nt -*,—. children were Sunday gueels of- Eleanor Monahan j-TTreasurer Harmon of t Three of thia city and the other chairmen 1 Ludndy Abernathy. R. H. Loppen­ Mr and Mr*. Raymond 'Wlnde- ence B>w*n of Ovid were guests of It Mr an^ Mr* Mrn R R B Q talker of River*. Mr*- Bess Gotfredsen of Mr and in the county. Mrs. J. V. Hilbert of thlen; Jake Abernathy. Orville Tutknecht of Owosso. live former's son and wife. Mr. and IrvtnJ> and Mrs Anna of Lowell. VaM Vice-President. Msrie Woodiand and Mra. C J. Barnum of tie; Girts CtrL of the Gay 90s. Dr. G. L ‘ Dr. Bhetman Fowler and Mr. and Mra. Willard White, on Bunday south Hasting* Hastings were Sunday guests Schrumpf of Niles and other*. others. South uuvKwwa. rsuy rtappers oi nt 'i>«rvalliin Wa&h oouvn mils -ng* were nunoaj sue. u» Delton, have secured workers tor ? Lockwood. Roy voruc.. Cordes; Flapper* of Mr* Olcn Stewart of Battle Creek 1। Frank unK*rf Hubert of Puyallup. Wash.. Qf- ■" Mr and■ -* Mra su>uC|l Of co] John o. Emery of Grand their township* also. I 1934. ■***■ Bob Gorkin. •• Lloyd , —• •Lohmeyer. ‘-----spent the week end with Mr. and land and hte aon. son. Francte FrancteHubert, and iC>i.ma200 — I Rapid* was the speaker on the gen। Red Cross worker* — in, thc first Johnson. William Ransom, ........... of KA>»tnaZOO. 1 Stephen Mra. Harry James. . daughter. Miss Eugenia Hubert Hubert, of Mr and Mr* J. M Townsend were «•> program, giving a splendid re­ ward are: Mrs Harvey Burgess, Billy Gladstone; Madame Zelma. E Mr. and Mrs. 8tuarl Cleveland New York City, have been guest* of in Ionia Saturday night attending a 'lew of the national convention held .Lorena Baird) of Port Huron were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hubert the past goperallvt ) dinner at the ImrJf .recently in Miami. Fla. One of the chairman. Mr*. Ros* Johnson. Mra. 'P. Newton: Bruno, the Dancing Bunday guests of her parent*. Mr., week Md M s Harry I mu*. Oliver outstanding actions taken by lhe T. S. K Reid. Mrs. Warren Moore.’Bear. David Irwin; Uncle Joe. Harand Mrs. T. 8. Baird ; Mrs. M. J. Crow. accompanied by ^Jfd“frS convention was their vote on the Mr*. Wm. Andrus. Mra. Clyde Wli-;vey Burgess; Aunt Mandy. C-A Kerr: cox and Mrs- Fred Hale. Worker* tn “ ’ ' Sadie, Wm. ” Pox; “Interpretation of‘ | Mra. Iiaipn nannau. irrancc. . j, e r flaugnur. Mrs. Pam rauixncr oi ld Mrs. Ralph Hannrn (France* her daughter. Mra Paul Faulkner of r^-^j and lo^..h. reluming returning ofof undesirable undesirable aliens aliens toto Fisher) of Cambridge. Mass., came jMlddlevllle. attended lhe wedding of II?‘MJ - M n w ... their native country. They also went the second ward are Herschell Fol- ''a Colonial Lady and Gentleman. R. 12,;’Sir Si wll. lick. Mrs. Folilck. Mra. Dewey Reed. G. Garner arui Warren E. Carter;' on record as betne opposed to lhe Mrs. L. Davis. Mrs. Dan Ashalter. Fighting Amawn from South Amer­ k.2 ** E 'Baransy, in Ada. Ohio, on Satur- flt.nnle McBaln and Robert Wall- recognition of Russia by the United ica. Winston Merrick; Knockout other relatives. iday^ . dwff pUtaweU ra, Sunday States government, and az. being in F. McMillan. Mrs C Weycrman. Nelson from Coats Grove. J. B. Dev­ ^.rk^teft thte •Uendln« funeral of Lee Clark. favor of a special campaign against Mr*. L Deane, Mr*. Fred Prentice. ereaux; Herald*. V. M. Benner and Mf- and Mra. E. A. ! 1 kv * relative of the former, Mrs. Allen Pender. Mr* Lanah Hugo Wunderlich. morning for Savannah. Georgia, by MiMes McElwain and Ruth W ca. Beauty .ContestMtea Laming. .automobile to attend a nattonal (wpre tn JackMn on U,e Auxiliary delegates went to tn th. Mrs u ,,t To^. Ferris Lathrop; Miss Detroit. D. J. the the meeting of Mutual insurance corn-.^j 8.^^, lhe former rep- Legion rooms and the Legionnaires send and Mrs Harry Thompson: Perkin*; Mis* Chicago. D. L. Bold­ paniea. ’resenting the Hastings Teachers' to the High school auditorium for Mra Forrest Johnson is chairman en; Min New York. R. O. Garner: I Mr*. Phcbe Cramer o< Pentwater CJub lhe conference their business sessions. 'of the third ward and her helpers Ml** Podunk. Frank Adair. Mr*. has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs ■ ol me Michigan Federation of The Fourth District Auxiliary en­ are Mrs Fred Jones. Mrs. Edwin Mabel _______________________________ Clark will act as accompan; J. •F.• — Edmonds of this . city and Mra • iCBCuera uiuus. cluba aauw> MlVi iwuwu Robson vu>vis­ dorsed domed Mrs Marie —. — —” ............... —■■ —Schrumpf for Bayles. Mrs A W. Woodbume. Mrs. 1st tet nnd and the Hie dlrrt-tnr director (■ te Tu Isa f". C. Vt-vtrr Keefer. — . .. । Department Cora_nlBiggs of Rutland. She r*fnrl'i returns illrd... at hcr Jn j.acltaon un ' president “ ------ 1 for 1935- M E Whitman and Mrs Henry I Musla by lhe Masonic orchestra. 'to her home in Pentwater tomo’’--Sunday night. 1936. Mulder. The fourth ward chairman Children's Chorus: Speech of Wel­ I row. Thursday. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Don Foreman wa* named ls Mrs E J Pratt, wtth Mrs. David I come. Betty Weaver; Dance. Zabellc Mr. and Mrs. William Mcraiu swenur unu ri maricuci — — Gerald Tlscher and jsu Janet Marlene — «- chairman •— of — the committee to Boyes. Mr*. Aben Johnson. Mrs? Adrounie; Chorus members: Jean (Bernice Roaei left for Mountain werr Mr and Mr5 Hssrold Elliott ot I audit the books and Mra. T. 8 K. Dasie Cruc, Mrs. John Eddy. Mr* iLoppenthien. Geraldine Heath. EveRange, Oklahoma, their, future n(,ar WoodjBnd> [ucmrd short. Lake Reid was a member of lhe Courtesy Om-T Barker. Mrs. Cha*. Wipert. I lyn Brown. Mary Ketcham. Benia home on Mondav Their friends were Oarc Ttechcr. Miv. Nr 111 committee Mrs. Thelma Webster of NII» .rx MrR HuRh Rllcy' Mrs Sadie iMac Jean Furrow. Pauline Chandler. sorry to see them leave but hope ( Hazel■ Beach. "Robert22! ' Niles, commlttcewoman. ap- Palmer. Wallace Osborn. Mtes Bara Marjorie ...» Gladyne Jones.' at * prettily spread buffet table, father had decided to U i— ............................. ,’J? district V.r Norton. C ' ’ they will enjoy it there. . Norrte. . . 4f ...Lansing .... and. Paul. Beach B- « C. Swift of Middle- Qcnsder and Judge Stuart Clement ' Gordon Ironside. Ironside. Alden Burges*. I Mrs. F. W. Stebbin* and Miss MU- er over to this aon. On U. Carl McMurray of Toledo visited Mis* laiDora Scott of Hastings and vlllc as parliamentarian and Mrs . u “* I-Long. Stanley Bruce Long, Stanley Jones. Jones Eleanor Eleanor dred n Angell presiding with several thia was w to lake her assistants. nruce ~ place. । Hastings relatives and friends from .Chester Ovcramllh <rf Coats Grove. ‘Foreman as music chairman for thc O.n ___Ann .... 1Ivrnmff lartiex in Japanese .limnrv costume, r-natnme after the young vnuIUr man 11 - ' half of the county Struble. Ruth Struble. Far the north Beverly Y«mg ladies h, Friday till Bunday. Hte mother. Mrs. HALLOWE'EN PARTY. — district —— *for — •*thc cnxulng —- year. Mra. Hilbert will be assisted by Mrs Brown. Mary Ellen Mulder. Mar- arateting from the hospital and Ben McMurray, accompanied him I Black cate, witciics. j*ck-o-lanSplendid reports were given by Mohler in Middleville. Mra. Fred’Jorie Hill. ArveUa Leonard. Nelda and visited her daughter. Mrs Earl I terns and other appropriate decora- Units represented. Hastings being Warner in Nashville. Mrs. Albert, Will. Jack BuholU. Lucille Law-, WOODLAND YOUNG FOLKS Payne, and son. Maurice McMur- itlon*. a* well as a ghost, greeted the only Auxiliary in the district , Weils- in Freeport. Mra. Leon Hynes rence. Patricia Ann Newton. Marion | i-itonaii <w.r m rum. at a Halloween |»rty on make a contribution toward lhe fur­ ahd Mrr-, Ward Plants in Woodland Cook. Vernelva Barnum. Marjorie1 PUT ON A FINE PLAJ <»>,«« Misses Josephine Stein and Grace lgue*ts ' Wtehcs to succeed. He w fnhlp the father bad (Wednesday evening, with Mr*. Ger- nishing of the department office in and in Woodland township Mira 8u- Scheib, Mary Joyce. Jack Echtinaw. | knows it cannot be done ramona. nontern Michl-|„ O Smith olnlul and „„„ ulr 1 aid the Miv-e* Helm Excellent Talent Shown in advertising rmc*. a and uvucr Eather M La uiuuicr, Ballister. Betty Weavt___ sie Fisner. Mra. a. sie w. Fiaiur, Mrs. A- W. Bales ana without effort. Most of the Can over the week enp. the former Wadt. Josephine Stein. Elizabeth Inr to Si GtlS iTke Mi" AUce 8m,Ul' Rcv 'lg ln "' Dlan,J: ‘ Matthew*, 83OB00. to certain brow r... F** W1 •~-4; J. Jean Mary Pre tenting "What Shall at her home in Harbor Spring* and and Mabcl gLw}n M hOftle%MU for lhe children nt the Otter Lake .... —.... v„._„----. success must come by use In return for thte lie ■ Coat* Grove and Luther Brodbeck . Wallace Selma Johnson. June ' of lhe eyes—constant study. £7 u Thc as^'mbled at the apart- Billet was presented and the local [in give any publicl'y to any It Profit?” Woodbury ' Leary. Harry Wood. Betty Kidder. That indicates lhe value of :On their return they called on (|nents o{ Misses Wade. Finch and organization will do their share in ‘ ~ .. * mu.n nt fniv. yvmMin* organization*. The youn ■' side of lhe county lias Beverly Jones. Patricia Calkins. A group of young folks, representlh ^ , o lhc seeing properly. About thc Mr ? Herbert en 0Uson' 228 8 Church 8'" “nd •*-Ibis need also. Last year 11*1^'^anUtato Mita' Mr* A C. 'Wiilo Jone*. Elaine Knapp, with first thing a student should . CI\ ter went in car* to thc Fred Smith (quota was twelve. PHvdc Mrs Marcus Bagley. Mra Miss Audru Densmore aj accom­ ing the Church of the Brethren of U. — Hyde. Woodland, gave a meritorious play tertained Mr*. Enyn* Olmstead and h?mc hj BuU>nH TheIC thcy lninf,_: in January Hastings wiU entertain . W J p' Mrs M Mi be sure of is his vision. Our , Mrs. Robert Burchett, j panist. in lhe social rooms of the Melhodtet service has hilped many to church Sunday evening. TM title m». succeed. in human life. The fa JAPANESE TEA. was "What Shall It Profit?" accepted the young man' The plot was centered around a The social parlors of the Presby­ and allowed him to take Mrs. Will Mohler of Woodland and J®** carter Mra !LoX? I Thc Hl*n :,ch001 ,nus‘csl d'P*rl- I _ —— , iviwui terian vuuiiii fhurch vniiru carried • a breath uroam ot oi newspaper office in Seneca. Thc paper __ and keep the col KaU-ln. rox or □r.nd ~ k v.„Bfek, |™nIment «< praenl „ e». cun- 'there will be workers stationed al, me Flowery Kingdom with them on founder of the paper had prospered E!!Ln all lk]uof L. wm present an nwruuju in material thing* by conducting hl* uom cert. Bunday. November 18, at the the banks of the city on Saturdajs Thursday afternoon when lhe ladia* OPTOMETRIST (Miw Edith Heald and Mis* Grace Central We understand that school auditorium. No and volunteers will visit the Mores 0( th e Missionary Society, enter ­ newspaper on the theory of getting Mr. and Mra. Willard Bagley and । Edmond* . eople who put on thia | Ha*tins* charge is to be made. and office* jn the downtown Mellon. ta nted the members of lhe Methodist the nro«t money out of it. So he r— daughters of Kalamazoo spent Sun- >' Refreshment* served to Those on me lhe |Huu*ni< program‘ are the So "" have your ready when one EpUcopaJ Missionary Union ala opened hts columns to the breweries v received Hv« A nose on ■ —dollar ----- rau»iuu«i) uu«*i hi a day with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bus- thirty-five. , . under . direction . . ....people .calls -r on you. You cannn vnu You canand । . itrty-fl e. __________ High rxhool chorus of . tl»«»c 1 Japanese Tea program. and tlic distiller* and. while per- week* ago. i kirk. HALLOWE'EN PARTY of Roy Garner, with sixty in thc make no better investment or a ooBasket* and bouquets of hardy r-onally temperate. hte paper. lw» time* On Monday evening. Oct.’ 29lh. chorus; Wie Boys' Glee Club of Ur than to purchase a Red Crewchrysanthemum*. Japanese lanterns iw> KIMI w.- ------~ — _ _ Ira. Camer Schondelmeyer enter- about Udrty; the Girls'Glee Club of .membership^ None of the itrtks ^ing wl^ad >nd <Rh(.r a<xta. umns. was continually advocating wa* good Tne 'Mrs. earner Schondclmeyer enter-, lined 30 30 young young people people at at a a HallowJi tain. doiS BE brought the suggestion of a tlic drinking of alcoholic leverages, resented lha father and talncd Hallow- jiabout fifty; the band of twenty piece* The gripping scenes in the play P*rU exceedingly w*ll. en party honoring her daughter, and the orchestra of thlrty-hve: ah »*mg^onaU^BE ^cn e'en honoring Both of Ithe l.ll.r latter nrl* are Ill'drr under Hl,RE BURE 'TO TO Ml BUY RED llxv CRObb . . party . . . ...her daughter. . --pieces. 1 — • VXAl I. n9 1 A 1*1.1/ O iI Mr*. XX r. A A W. XV Woodbume and at. rl Mrs. arc when a fine young man. a cashIf the Hasting* Civic Marjorie, and son. Milo. Tlic guests ' MEMBERSHIP- \v. m. Jones, presidents of the two were met in the road, some distance the direction of Wesley Logan a gxxl wife and splendid children, playa, we would say lhay The program will be published . w/wraaKsocieties, presided. Mrs. David Van­ frafii the 8chonde!meyer home, by [ ' , frttmd Mr iBiuklrk conducting the devotional*, kwt hte position because of hte it among these WMdlAi a ghost who waved them toward u next week. ------------ ------------------- -—■I Bernard Draper and frimd. Mr. u.lth MfJi KUchlng lewdlng drinking; later the editor's own son people. gate where each was seized by a gob­ GUESTS OF NASHVILLE. 1 Curti*. of lhe OCC camp at Lewte- tlK! Mln5|nu and Mra Archie McCoy acquired the drinking habit. One. ----------- - sew— lin and escorted down a Ion* dark A number ot the Pythian Sister* | ton. Mich., snenl the week end wl,n accompanying. night, when this sou was out very| FALL TEA. lane, over many obstacles, lo an of thl* city enjoyed a pleasant gath- the home folk*. qlie review of Japanese Women late, hte wif* went after him with, uattaidtal empty house where they were in­ _ ering on Monday evening when Amber VanSicklc came home Bun- gpcak Uk ^tudy book for the year tier car She found him much the | 1 n' troduced to another ghost who wel­ they were guests of the Nashville day lo sjiend a few days. l-« »- — ay to s|>en<t days IqF — each aocietv ----was aiven .bv .. Mrx worse foe liquor. He insisted on tak- te sponsoring a Fall T«a, comed them lo a room very dimly Temple rcmpir. The lire ladles^ -M--« fnxn MVM. J'Tewport . Stuart Draper---and 'family ' Dy ; ? --------------------—“ visited w R ing the wheel, wrecked the car. hte al the church parton. ' lighted and full of dark shadows were ateo guest*. Thc evening was Mr. and Mrs. Oriey Fanners al Mar-, ot interest was the fact wife dying as a result of the wreex. P. M-, Nov. 14. to-which Wviv guvata. auv CVtI.*ng WZS . - ----------- _ and wierd noises where the evening spent ------ . --with -----------n.ma.v -r,,t •tUniUd church th>land R attended church g forrlgnrr He was badly injured himself. Hte ladies of the different at cards and refreshments | tin Sunday was spcoklly passed, after which hot i while there. tite first time in lhe thirty-four years six week* tn a hospital led to hte invited. Than will chocolate, doughnuts and cookies were served. botlte ----- ------------- ----------------------- . Millie Flury went to Battle Creek of the United Study program. Tite thinking the matter through. Hte social time, and r were served. ATTEND RECEPTION. iBht week for a an indefinite lime. author. Mtes Michi Wawal. is an Hastings Eastern Stars were well Thc fou^ of Bayyville and MorSERVED TURKEY DINNER. internationally known woman of MiddtevUte, Shult* icprcsented at a reception at Clark*- |ggn gol out and had a belling for Japan and its greatest leader. She vlllc on Monday < — -■ — - ---------•— Q-ening honoring Dona•)d -Mead• — and wife Thursday tertained with a turkey dinner on Mra. Minnie Lott, . Grand -----------------Chaplain, -------- 'night, . then they all went over lo Bunday. Nov. 4. at the old home­ country and has had an active life Several other Grand Chapter officers ■Tbbta*' place and belled Frank and stead. honoring the birthdays of were present, including Grand his new bride. Jand"’mto>y other "lines of eridwivar'. Mtes Lillian May and Lewte Jay WorUiy Matron, Georgina Bauer, of Mr. and Mrs Charle» Harrington th<. lhal Matthews, who are twin*. attended a farewell gathermg Wed- chrllttan • Those present were Mr. and Mrs. thte city. nesday nighlfw Rev. and Mr*. Earl thc com,nf thc p^um James R. MaUhews, Piynn Mat­ BANNER CLASS MEETING. ( Cuto. Our best wishes go with them ml4 *to«airies in 1873 Il cover* a wide thews and son* of Plainfield. Mr. and Mra. Charles Hinman will be thc range of activities —educational. Mra. Bruce Matthews and family of hostess for the November meeting of to their new field of labor. Cor. State and JeffertMi Hastinc** Comstock Park. Norval Niclwn and the Banner cla*» ot the Methodist rumr rnnumu ‘ evangelistic, temperance, social and three tuKNtxs. family of GrecnviUc. Dr. W. B. Mat­ Sunday School next Tuesday night. | n, nntmtt ] economical problems, the home and .Mtes M, Bernice Wiijg of Detroit, thews and family and thc Mtesr.s Each member te a*ked to bring a large boa rt.siun7 Mcr' international relations Noa. Lillian. Minnie and Evelyn "White Eleuhanf to be sold at auc- who has been vLslung — her -- - sister. Tlie Wbrki war and the great w.w-r win Mr*. Claude Claude A A Hammond, Hammond, and and famfam- earthquake disrupted the old order as Matthew* ot Grand Rapid*. Paul ...« tion. Thc usual — pot. luck .. supper will Mr*. ily returned home Wednesday. | women became bread winners The Bump of Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. be served at 6:30 Miss Gladys Walter* entertained । traditional qualities of self-efiaceAndrew Matthews and family. Mrs the young people at a Hallowe'en ment and any |x>*ttive tendency in EUa Bump and Mr. and Mra. Nay O. BIKTHDAY SURPRISE. Wednesday evening, me female makeup long frowned Bump and family of Hastings. As a surprise to tier steter. Miss Masquerade Frances 8agc. Miss Isabel Sage en­ Thc hostess served refreshments upon was totally changed. Nearly a SURPRISED ON SIL­ tertained a company of friends on which carried out thc holiday million and a half women are at VER WEDDING DAY. Monday evening, thc occasion being spirit. work in the-62.000 factories of Ja-. Mr. and Mra. Fraak Ferris were the birthday of Ml** Trances. The Mr. and Mr* George McCullaand pan AU of these changes have very pleasantly surprised by forty- young people report a delightful Mr*. Ella McGlynn of Hastings were brought a great responsibility to thc six of their friends Thursday eve­ lime. Saturday afternoon caUera al the 'Christian forces of thc country eapening upon the event of, their twentyClaude A. Hammond home. dally now when the Ude of Oom­ fifth wedding anniversary. LEGION AUXILIARY. ------ * • • 1 — munism. mUitartem and intemattonThe evening wa* spent playing Al thc meeting of thc American 8OUTH VERMONTVILLE. |ui entanglement* face the govembunco. Light refreshments were Legion Auxiliary held on Thuraday Vermontville wa* j* busy town atent. served during which musical num­ evenipg. there was a good attend­ Hallowe en night. The free show It'* a great record these ChrteL-| ber* were enjoyed. Frank Edmonds ance and all enjoyed Um social and Round ar Swte* lb. made and the book' Hliu catching a greased pig -and ---- —the — Ian women have --and Gordon Edmond* gave a few time under the direction of Mtes American Legton dance al lhe club cto»e* on a high note of courage iu. reminiscences of the event twenty- Katherine Webber. house । »nd faith in future accomplishfive years ago. After tills Mr. and Lionel Hall had hte tonsils re- jnebts. "HARD TIMES' PARTY. Mra Ferris were presented witii moved Friday Monel te coming The High school girl*' glee club, The young married people of thc along tine. many lovely gifts. . “i® 1“ at the close ot the program. I Methodist church will hold a "Hard Mr and Mr*. Norris moved Into and under the leadoral) ip of mim , BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Tlmaa" party 'al the church parlors Asa Strait* house Monday. Hunter, presented three charming Eighteen friends and relative* sur- at seven-thirty next Tuesday eve­ George Hall. Clarence Faust and songs. Dorothy Jean FYy, aged three ning. Refreshment* will be served Hunley Green are making plans to and a half, in Jaoancae costume gave ‘ The New Dear *dca hasn't got' go north deer hunting next week, a clever little north dwt huntinsr next week a clever little skit. skit. the occasion brine Irtr eightieth around to stage, screen, and radio! George will bring back a lota of A pleasant social time brought the, birthday. A pot luck dinner was fokea yet. ClirteUnas tree*. aftertwau to a close, tea being served, served and a pleasant lime enjoyed. „,R?'J' 08678072 jl EASIN co. n OVERCOATS EAVY niggerheads, light weight, extra warm fleeces, melton doth and other f i ne all wool fabrics combine to make our'M overcoat stock outstanding. Popular color* and popular prices are to be had here, tool $16- $19- * 50 $ T.S.Bair Clothing & Shoes for Men & Boys HASTINGS Every young perton ISi HD •"<* «"■ ‘"1“" ■, - ■ <S.• i-ut V. BESSMER Specials Friday, Nov. 9 Saturday,Nov. 10 iqc Ivory Soap Flake* in^aso Biacult Floar 30c Fall Naptha Hershey’s Cocoa 13c MEAT MARKET SPECIALS Beef Roasts Beefsteak Minced HimuMbk* 2 ISC mc hinmaw WtDdimr REED’ Walgreen "System Drug TAc BIG-Little Store Phone 2491 SPECIALS THIS WEEK! Rubber Baby Pant* Crib Sheeting—24x36 inchet . . Sterate of Zinc Powder, 25c uw Hygenic Baby Talc, 25c tiae Cod Liver Oil, Mint Flavor Malted Milk, Plain, C Psyllium Seed, Dari 50c Ora San Tooth 50c Perfection Cold 11.25 Gilbert/* FREE 50 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1M4 £THE CHURCHES WANTS BOS FARES ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. From Hastings To Kalamazoo-------- 80c Battle Creek80c Grand Rapids, $1.15 Lansing 1.15 Chicago 3.30 Detroit_ 3.60 N. H. S. DEFEATS UKEVIEW IM FOR SAt.r—Good 81. 40 for rhu k u rb ui 4 *.! 12 BUSSES DAILY THE TRIO CAFE Ftiit SALK— Enru HASTINGS u MICHIGAN llIAX<>‘ TINKR-C.II l: rnnipt anil rvtiahla •nil !«•«ld.nr« |3.‘. K Barul I. akn Wantr.1 Hl ran. 14 mil. Phonv 8 5—'• S »o the touchdown was not allowed. yeari. 4 moa. and M d SALE of GOODS ahe aal rnnornoMvo . n clow drei.ion .nd drew th« Ma„t „ eMld>ra tan io1 L0UKT0NMEN AFTER A ‘considerable protest from the spec-'Alexander and Nancy Phelps Hous-1 SLOW START OUT LOOSE l-. :ton’ and born W3 *n' TN Rpnnwn WATP f quarter Lakeview lost Richland Co.. O. When 8 years old' IN SECOND HALF ,* touchdown through a clow de- moved with her parents te Sandusky '■------- y cUlon when the referee ruled that.co,, There will be a sale of Household Goods al lhe Barry Hotel. Cor. Michigan Ave and Blate Streets, Batnrday. Nov. 10th. Terms of Sale—Cash. Nothing removed until settled for. Sale conducted by one mile south of Gibson-' VISITORS ON DEFENSE on alarm where she grew to'I nilQIUfx iinCT AC ha*1 »omanhood. She uus married in | ._ .. DURING MOST OF GAME, of bounds at the moment he caught John j. ickes d«. 34< 1M3 and mx challvnxr.1 Ly Ih* <ii.il of Fm<v, Who ' 1 the ball. moved With on the hAmp~are jdetails — .1 of • ... wiin him min vn uic Ickes ickcs— namemu»i* '^00111 ElfiVOH Presents Varied , ' ■■ Herewith the onme- iiuu>ou .4—j .. ..----- I I Herewith are details of the game: aUad at Helena. Ohio, where they lor thi. .... Hastings (12) Lakeview <0» Uwd « Then Offense, Mixing Laterals kr» pltna.d (or FOR ■eh.rol Sldnam Old Homestead and in Nov. 1908, in«plr»lioti of 'puller F and End Buns Stage moved to California and bought a, Klein ■ home in Fresno to pass their de-1 ______________ After a slow start. Hastings High Thomas Oliver dining years. She lived there till gridsters turned .on the steam in thc Cogswell French . the passing of her husband In June 'WAN TED recond half of the game with Lake- Banasch RO. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Bathrick ' 1939- then she made her home with ’ SCIENTIST. view. Battle Creek, here Saturday Conrad R.T. Cor. Church ud Cantar Stroata. Filas her children as site fell and broke ' cn«n cut au wits afternoon and-trounced the visitors Calkin RE. Sunday rcrvlca al 10:30 A. M. 8 Moyer her hip about eight years ago and f 4«r» moo ’* VI -A.i»in »U.I r.nrn u*n ' ,2‘to 0 Coach Lockton’s team, how- Snyder QB. Hawes has not been able to walk since. Thc | lower., tocsl. Old biiBdsv Hchooi *t U;uo a S. w»dnr«- ever, outplayed Lakeview by a con-.White LH. Bush *“t two years she has been lovingly ' v»«uu«nt.- Psytai • •r pvrninx wrvir. »i 7.45. R^dinx slderably larger margin than the Struble RJf. >.m In church buildinc op»n WclnNday ' __ InHIratM .--.II FUh cared for by her daughter. Effie. »‘»»l Wriw Mxr. nd Saturday from I to s p. M. i score indicates. ^Angell q Foster, and granddaughter. Zora i BW« • K*i*»*«o«. > ----- - -----, Except for a tea- minutes at the Hnstlrics 8nnS!?J5^*25SC------------------------ 'starl <* «>me- review was on 0 n 0 Shepardson. and husband. She U1 leaves two daughters. Effie-------Faster Morolnx wnrah'ip 10:00 A. M. Sunday tbe defensive most Of the time With । .-hrtrmrr__ Rnvrtnr anrl, Mtruhlo ---------------------------------- ------- of ' t -------------------------------Touchdowns^-Snyder and and Struble. Struble. gSanta CnU!i Calif.. calif.. Zora Wilson. [ .t.™i <> n« » u (Hastings threatening continuously Touchdowns^-Snyder anta cruz. 'The visitors had considerable difflSubstitutes— ‘ Selma. Calif., five sons. L. Z. and I culty finding weak spots in the Has- ' Hastings—Hinckley for Snyder; Martin of Fresno. Elmer and John ASSOCIATE OF i tings line, attempts to round lhe Moore for Thomas; Lambec for of San Francisco, Eldon of Millers-1 'lends Invariably were blocked and Barnuch; Ransom for Conrad. Bach- vlllc. Ohio, 13 grandchildren and i A. W. WOODBURNE, M. D- F. A. 0. S. OHIce Homa rdnvadar 7:30 p. M . (the Lxxkton men had good success man for Fuller; Bristol for Calkin; seven great-grandchildren all of | Mr. short, choirhi breaking up Lakeview's over-T\?jvnsend for Walldorff; Kerr for Calif., except one grandson. Heber I ■hoi°e4invJilti<.n "un’’.head attack. Angell; Beaver for White; Kelley for Foster, and family of Nashville, ik. Snyder and Struble were the two Struble; Harrington for Cogswell. . 1 BBBTHasH whomade tddchdo.™. Ml. of whld. UX.vkw-ta.e lor Klein; Cd»ll» ——---------------CHURCH. | —--------------------------------------------------- —--------------------------------------------------------------• — ■ ' q DEWEY REED bull. When you neeJ rrnr NEW - U# TUBES came in the final half of the game, for Bush; alllender for H. Isaac; 'Mich., one brother, Prank Houston. ) Just a* the second quarter ended. Cornell for Beage; Whitmore tor' Stillwater. Okla- a slater. Hattie ‘ Hastings had the ball on Lakeview’s French; R. Isaac for Oliver. Grimmett. Oklahoma City, and slot four yard line. The final play was Officials — Referee. Robinson'of relatives and friends. June.29. called Just as the time-keeper was (Ionia); Umpire. McDonald, tIonia); 1913 at Tiffin. Ohio, she was baptised ready to fire the gun marking the head linesman. Hackney. (Hastings), and received.Into full Christian felend Of thc half. Struble took a pass lowahip with the church of our Lord from Snyder and apparently drove Jesus Christ. s OBITUARY. lover -the line for a touchdwwn. but Zada A. Houston Ickes passed on McIJcnald. the umpire, ruled that Oct. aii 1>a , al tnc nomc Ol wr 3i, f834. al the home of her the forward motion of the ball had, granddaughter. Mrs. J F Shepardstopped Jutt short of the goal.SrTin BakersnTld calif. 91 J GORDON F.-FISHER, M. D. WARD BAINE Report of Condition CARDS of THANKS 220 E. Stale St. Phone 2370 of the National Bank of Hastings GEO. M. NEWTON WaUh. Clock.' 8p* 30.000 00 NONE jtnsfj S' Our Service To.PROTECT You Constantly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly W, Insure Hoots. Hoaaehold Goods. Privsto Osrsxts at LOW RATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. Good Foot Protec­ tion Is Necessary I Keep Your Feet Warm and Dry OBITUARY. Edward M. Palmer, only son of Marlin H. and Elizabeth M. Palmer. I was born in Maple Grove township. I Oct. wvi. 15. i.>, 1878 idio and .mu passed puaacu away at his nis - -• ■ , liomc in Castleton township. Nov. 2. •tu.iy Thor..ia r 56 years .....i •l,n loir 1934. at tile age —of and .o 18 - ..'-1..-1. S’ |d»y«. ’ I Except for early childhood years In Maple Grove, his whole life had been spent in Castleton township, .either in Nashville or on his farm ‘north of town. 1 Oct- 2. 1901. he was united In marto Mary Gertrude Abbey, of and to this union-two chil|dren were bom—Mary Elizabeth. ah now Mrs. Graydon Andrews of Grove, and Leia Abbey, who Is Howard Brumm of Fremont. Beside the wife and he leaves four grandchilJoseph Andrews. Mary Jane Joan Brumm. Nita Br umm of friends. 408 Kalasuoo Nstl. Bank Bldx. A Hous Company OrcanUod 1874. ! J. L. MAPS. Local BsprosantatiTs. I HaaUnss. Mich. < BODY GLASS < Installed while you wait New and Used < AUTO PARTS d Laurel Heating Steve for Sale < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH j Phone 2637 Hastings With a Pair of These BALL BAND GAME­ BOOTS AND SHEEPSKIN HASTINGS CUT-RATE SHOE STORE 114 W. STATE ST. When I embark. For though from out our bourne of time and place The flood may bear me far. hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar. Tennyibn. Guaranteed Trust Fitting Service You Can’t Beat These FOOD VALUES Akron Truss Offered by Ibis Home Owned Store 88S W. Caotar BL ’ Fhona 8188 Mnrniaa worihip and tarmon. 10:30. Sunday Mrhnol. 11:43. Yonnc Peopla'a The Prescription Drug Store Report of the Condition of The Delton State Bank RESOURCES I’SC U ASTF.h 8 30.sao.oo wra oi . Milo, vlll* ri 5.000 00 8 30.550.UO bal ,»t«n rv lUl.Ur HASTINGS MARKETS filial It 72.582.05 Kim 8l<lr 24»34. Real |. •810. Call .1 f. CAIIHAdE and ri ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. 5th day uf FOR SALK—1030 Mrs Anna Eckardt and Mrs. Ray - Fug Sheel of near Woodbury visited Mrs. Inroliii Jadtvig»il Pro8t«, n»l Erwin Bates and Mrs. Herman tMarve tw Bom paprwlallaa — laasmt f»r Ton Intaranrv. nividradi Winkler Tuesday P. M. ' COM MURCIA I. DEPO8IT8. Mrs. Erwin Bates entertained tlw i. . an.। Y°ung Women's Missionary Circle of Caahiar>.n>. br* ihe Evangelical church at her home Wednesday P. M. Mr. and Un Albert Slade of De­ troit spent Saturday night and Sun­ day of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Albert .Reahm. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Winkler «py ‘and eon. Richard, were Sunday '"‘J‘guests of Mr. and Mn. Karl Rckhrdt and family of near Woodbury. Alvah Tasker and aon, Herold, were Grand Rapids and Ionia vis­ itors Friday. Erwin Bates and Herman Wink­ WANT ADV 8. PAT ler were in Ionia Wednesday. « .K* ditiyo. I non Ira Qlk RRMT—« ro. TOWN LINE. Miss Lucille Robinson of Carlton Is spending the week at the Velvah Good Food Low Prices COFFEE Our Special r—a 19c AU Star Brand Me White Home r..u 2$c iir>t>r'i HEADACMES I. 30 M|a.i«. HASTINGS, MICH. NtlNK NONE NONE Kone ••I future Selective Premrara Control". Nothing else Ilka LIQUID - TA8LLTS SALVE - Now Dm»> PACS! They Are LIGHT and Water Resisting Twilight and evening bell. And after that; the dark . And may there be no sadness of QOQ C°LDS DOO North? POU SKI:Vici. -|iur.» J-M Two mdr. ..Hilhwr.t ot Yj.nk~ 8|.r.n<. | Ixirrti Stu uh j'KIH FHIt HAI.K—• wr.| • oM Will I.Hnnar llnlb.i. D-ti.ui i rluUlr. 11-7 | Detern of happl the thlni has and ent morr ed to. co DearvEOollege. Long than no the nex zm*de by tachmen Ings wil planning method immedla Bmalle aliens o them at glimpse taken b lleve th standard tire of life, a that pe slay the Is a lad riches, Are You That Trip Look Over Our Complete Stock of Hunting Footwear. GRANGE PROGRAMS Dean JI the Pr Peaches ?UE.KC... >MCu XOc Milk Evaperateci Tall Cana 3 - 17c Pork & Beans Pancake Flour zgc ------ “CHOICE MEATS"-----Round Steak lb. 15c Beef Roast lb. 10c Pork Liver . lb 10c Pork Chop* lb. 20c Pork Stfluage lb. 15c Sliced Bacon lb. 24c EAST SIDE GROCERY WE DELIVER - ■ PHONE 2144 �Wedne»day, Nor. 7,1934 ■ ] THE HASTINGS BANNER NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. OBITUARY. en are focussing their attention on be obtained in the farm home, The AWAITING NEW DAY Sunday callers of Dave Benawa ithls great question of world peace, Mra. Carrie E. Morthland was Dean did not advocate the placing toward which we must work unIS POOR LIFE PLAN of families on'marginal land where bom in Hope township. Barry coun­ were, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Martin 'ceasingly if civilization is to stapd." ty. August 30th. 1858. the daughtei and family. Mr. and Mrs. Traxler pf thc production of the needed food is of the Rev. L. C. and E. A. Oealer. , .. , „ 1 The addresses Tuesday afternoon Dean Anthony Believes That nearly an impossibility in some _ The general meeting of the Has- were glven by wynard Wickers, C. A. Jacobson presided at the She was married to David L. Morth- Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mn. Maur­ Glenn Alien. years, but he asked that the agent the Present Has Opportnni* assist farmers- in their counties to tings Women's Club was held at the prealdent Hope aruj the Court of Honor held in the court land of Barry county. March 30, ice Thomas of Galesburg, and Mr. plan their farm operations with the Central BdHsol school bulldin". building. Nwmh** November 2 2 'Rev Milton McGorrill. pastor of room on Wednesday evening of last 1890. He passed away in January. and Mrs. Dan Youngblood of Caie- 50th anniversa ty Not to Be Neglected Dinner will b< short'— business session Fountaln Btreet Baptist church, week. Other examiners present were 1819. For the last sixteen years she future in mind rather than the ob- and *-J after ------a**■"* Determined to obtain a measure the afternoon was devoted to the OrBnd Rapids, their topics being re- Jesse Kelley, Harvey Burgess and has been a resident of Hastings, Mary's hospital this morning tMonof happiness and contentment from talnal ot the immediate dollar al and friends of the church are the gen€ral theme of the Russell Cleveland. where she has made many friends. day) for another X-ray. the sacrifice of tlic farm's produc­ reporu of the delegates to the last ilated the things which every person now tiveness. Don't forget thc Ladies' Aid dindistrict, county and state federa- convention. At the fellowship din­ She was a life long member of the Second Class promotipns were has and the will to enjoy the pres­ tion conventions. ner Tuesday evening the past —— it ppreslmade by Troop 75. Harry Thompson, United Brethren church of which ent moment rather than to unhap­ Mrs. Ben Gidiey represented the dents and other distinguished per- Keith Craig. Justin Cooley. Elton her father and father-tn-law were pily await the dawning of a better CONVENTION HELD IN --------------*- and —- they, McGahn, Carroll and Kenneth both ministers. While a resident of honor guests WOODLAND NOV. t-g. Hastings club at the nineteenth an- sons were- ‘ day was the philosophy recommend­ The fifth annual convention of lhe nu*1 mwtmg of the southwestern with Mrs. Albert E. Sleeper, lhe dis­ Stamm; First Class. Sanford Rogers. Hastings she attended the Presby­ ed to. county agricultural agents by United Brethren Christian Endeavor ^ ‘rict heldat Olivet in May, where tinguished friend of Mrs. McLean, 75, and Lynn Stedge. 71. The Bronze terian church faithfully and was a Dean. E L. Anthony. Michigan Slate ' Association of Michigan Conference. I Pr “ jM ®, rc * e , r » n were seated orf the platform with Palm was awarded to Willard Ar­ member of the ladies' class. College. of the United Brethren in weicome ------- ---- -----------------toidof the:new,----------------plan ofed- her when as president of the state nold. Ship 106. and he was received She passed peacefully away at six Long time land tenure and the church i college. was held in Woodland. Nov. iEjcaUon 0*^ for Olivet OUvet.5° f* Mrs. Searr' federation she formally opened the a merit badge for automoblhng. o'clock. Sunday morning. Nov. 4lh. passing of farms, more frequently Christ. i U VZ/-T n------------------nf f h* .stat* nt nil ; 2 The convention was a sue- B- McLean, president of the state convenllon. and presided at all fol- Norvai Stamm won a merit badge as after an Illness of seven weeks. She than now. from one generation to cess : andin3. re^ry way. the theme federation and honor guest talked lowing sessions. The address of the a । pathfinder. leaves to mourn their loss her fos­ the next was one of the predictions i Troop 75. Jesse Kelley. Scoutmas­ ter daughter, Mrs. R. Lee Laird of yinade by the Dean In a. talk at the throughout being "Christian Cour- «> Abandoning Traditiws Other evening was by Senator Arthur H. The opening address was de- speakers were, Mra. L. B. Niles of Vandenberg on "Taking the Profits ter, , won all the cup awards—Kim Detroit, one sister. Mra. Mattle I agent's annual conference. This at- age." i Dr. n. H. v. C. Mason, pica;presl- Oreenville and Dr.^H( tachment of families to land hold- iivcrvu ilivcred by oy ur. —--------- ----------------— --Harrop - ot Al- out of War." and was followed by a Sigler Cup for highest number of Mown' of Hastings, one brother. Ar­ reception in the ballroom ot the Second J of Huntington College. Hunt- iblon Cowl­ Class promotions; Hodges thur of Centralia. Washington, be* ings will result in better long term dent i Indiana, from the topic "A Hastings was honored in having Pantlind where the guests mingled Jewelry jcweiry cup for lor highest lugncai percent of oi ■ sides numerous nieces and nephews — planning instead of the present ington. I « mirlo 'promotions; Whitman-Lathrop cup;and a wide cirri* circle of friends. Burial Fortress." Other outstanding 1 among the new officers to be named Informally and punch was served. mfthod of planting crops with the Mighty 1 Wednesday morning was devoted ! for highest percent of’First class at Cedar Creek cemetery. immediate profit in view. i addresses were: "Open Doors” by the ] Mra.- M. J. Cross, who will be the to the tfimsaction of business and ' of the panel discission. Rev. “president of the southwest district Smaller farms with two gener- leader I an address by Mrs. H. Y. McMullen. !promotions and lhe Rotary Club IIINDS CORNERS. paste* of the Methodist, for the coming year. for highest total points on promo­ atlons of the family working upon Wynn, ' them al the same time was another church.in < Woodland. "Youth and; Mrs. Herbert Brown gave a report New York City, an authority on in- ;tions. W. O. Tobias and Mr. and. Mra. glimpse into the agricultural future I Present Day Problems." by Hon. !of the morning session of thc coun- ternational relations and-in the aft­ Keel Tobias and children visited ernoon an educational round tabic CHANGE THE OIL in your rear axle and John C. Ketaham. Hastings. '"The ty federation - *------held ----------------in precjxjrt May Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and j On Baliirday of lost week Die Jun ­ lleve that thi* means any lower Master's Charge—Wc Go Forward." 18 where thc ladies were welcomed was conducted by Mrs. Dorian Rus­ ior leaders of Troop 75. took a pio­ •family in Battle Creek Sunday. , transmission to Winter Grade for easy standard of living but a fuller meas­ by Dr. Mason. The convention ban­ by Mrs. Wells, president of the local :sell when Dr. Paul Voelker and neer hike taking with them no Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and Maurice Key worth spoke very con ­ shifting and increased gas mileage. It will ure of contentment and a happier quet held in the Woodland school dub. Mrs. Hilbert of Woodland re­ vincingly on Finances and the equipment but an axe. two matches sons spent Sunday with her broth- 1 life. A shift from a desire for two gym was a fitting close for the oc­ spending- Mrs. Brown was especially and a piece of meat, obtaining the er, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bechtel, and pay you. Schools. Others also discussed lhe cars in every garage to a plan for casion. Tlie tables were beautifully impressed with the reports of the balance of their food In the fields family in Hastings. two contented families on every decorated and the toastmaster was various clubs throughout the coun­ 1 The ptoneer dinner Wednesday and woods, gathering nuU. berries. George DeMott attended A Cen­ A NEW FORD BATTERY will insure farm ’is a step toward a saner life, Rev. F. H. Nagle, secretary of Re­ ty, their programs and courses of ligious Education of Michigan Con­ study and the different social and evening was in charge of Mrs. M. R. cess and the boys Imd some unusual tury of Progress Wednesday. hc believes. . quick start. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Holley of Kala­ Dean Anthony did not recommend ference and the various speakers of charitable enterprises in which they Keyworth, second vice-president of experiences. They gave a report of that persons who dislike rural life the hour made this occasion one were engaged. Plans were made at the state federfrtion. and was held Ln their hike at thc meeting on Monday mazoo and Mr. and Mra. Mark Gar­ PRESTONE or ZERONE in yottr radiator honor of the pioneer club women for rison spent Saturday afternoon with long to be remembered by all pres ­ slay there but he did say that there this session for the flower show to be wluxn the Michigan Blate Federa­ evening. . their sister. Mr. rund Mra. Burrell will keep it from freezing. No odor, ruin­ Is a lack of appreciation of the ent. Tlie 1835 convention will be held given tn August. tion of Women's Clubs stands as Phillipa. • riches, other than money, which can in Caledonia. Mra. Milo DeVries gave a report of Plant were also made by Troop 75 ing of finish nor injury to motor when these testimony to their vision. The prin ­ the afternoon session, telling among Mrs. Arnold and two sops of Has­ cipal address of the evening was on on Monday night for opening patrol are used. other things of the impressive "metings spent Sunday afternoon with "Birth Control" and was given by leaders' dens, rooms In the second mortal" given by Mra. Chester Smith •Mr. and Mra. Burrell Phillips and the Rev.’David Bryn Jones of Trin­ ward school building being donated of Nashville. Mrs. Cross of Hastings, . ' _ A GOOD CAR HEATER, either hot ity Baptist church. Minneapolis, a for that purpose. The Scout obtained family. in a short talk, told of her oppor­ former professor of sociology, politics their ideas from the rooms at Grand Mr. and Mra. Edd Newton and or air, is not only a comfort but almost tunity to meet Grace Morrison daughter. Georgia, and Mra. Clara and international relations, of Haven. The boys are to equip the Poole, president of the general fed­ necessity for Winter driving. rooms so they will be suitable for Brown, accompanied Mason Newton Wales. eration of Women's Clute, nt a club of Delton and visited Mr. and Mrs. Miss Frances Florer. representing meeting places. convention in Orlando and later at Edd Meyers in Ionia Bunday. the Federal Housing Administra­ Drive in and let us check up on all the lit­ a convention in Baltimore she had Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Tudor of Has­ tion. discussed the National Hous­ TANWANKA CAMP FIRE GROUP. lhe pleasure of hearing Frances tings spent Sunday afternoon with tle things which make for care-free Win­ ing Act Thursday morning, and Mrs. Tanwanka Camp Fire group met 'Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore and fam­ Perkins, secretary of labor, speak. ter driving She observed that tho- alms and, Sears B. McLean, the president, at the guadlans home. Miss Belva ily. gave her annual address "Widening Riley, Wednesday. October 31. at problems of the Women's elute were Mra. Vida Phillips of Rutland Horizons." 4:15. Our welnie roast had to be ‘spent Sunday and Monday with her the same in all placea. In the afternoon the program in postponed because of the weather. Mra. Henry Felton, retiring presi­ son, Burrell, and family. dent of thc Grand Rapids district, the form of a panel Jury was very Roll call was Uken, five being pres­ The Cedar Creek. Cemetery Cir­ gave the address of the afternoon, ably handled by the Junk* members ent. We Intend to have a candy sale cle will meet with Mra. Mary Payne of the Federation. Among those ap- at J. C. Penney store, Saturday. Nov. using for the topic "What Women's at the home of Arthur Mead, cost Clute Can Menn to a Community." Saring on the program was Mrs. 10 at 1:00. Jacqueline Moore will be of Stony Point, Wednesday after­ ...do its joints squeak and squeal? Does it bump and ivld Vail, of Muskegon, formerly the chairman. There were four re­ Mra. DeVries in bringing out the boon, Nov. 4th. All members make hobble along? See us! We are specialists in lubricating points of Interest in the address Mary Holmes of this city, who dis­ ports given for our Fire Makers Un effort to go as tlwy ask for a cussed Junior Membership. Profes­ Rank. Fem Mulder gave r three spoke of it as very inspiring. crowd. cars according to our exclusive SUNOCO charts — sor McLean of Hope College gave minute talk on Camp Fire Girls. Mrs. Frank Adair, president of die Mr, and Mra. Ben Bunnell of Kal­ al d we use nothing but the seven recommended the address of the afternoon. Thelma Wheating. "Life of Clara amazoo called al Edd Newton's Sat­ Hastings Club, extended an Invita­ Mrs. Adair spoke of the Hamilton Barton. ” Marion Radford, "Life of 9 /NOCO Lubricants! Get more comfort from your tion to lhe county federation to meet urday afternoon. Club dinner which she attended as the Dorthea Dlx." and Jacqueline Moore, In Hastings next year and the invi­ Callers at Gus Kline's Sunday through our regular treatments. The cost is low. of Mrs. Carveth who respond­ "How it came that Betsy Ross made Avere. Mr. and Mra. Kirby Smith of tation was accepted. Mrs. Adair, as guest Phone 2121 Hastings ed to lhe toast AAA on the program ! the first national flag." delegate to the state convention of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelwhich had for its theme "The New | Women's Clute in Grand Rapids. Then to our surprise Miss Riley1 ly. Hickory Comers; Mr. and Mrs. October 16-19, brought back a full Deal." This was carried out in a senld pop-corn and candy.—Pressi Hal Sinclair of Urbandale, and Mr. and interesting report, some of lighter vein and enjoyed by every- ReArter. Jacqueline Moore. and Mra. Fred Bugbec of Baltimore. which follows: The general theme of■ one. This Club was organized-when the convention was "World Peace, Mrs. Burrltt Hamilton was president of the state federation and had for Through Education." Of this Grace Morrison, president its membership friends who were asj sociated with her in her work at that of the general federation says. "This summer I have realized as never be­. time. At the general meeting Thursday fore that world peace must come. through education; education of■ evening, the Rev. BenJ. Busch of , Westminster Presbyterian church. citlzns of every nation in the world , Detroit, was the speaker and a Junregarding citizens of every other na­ Boy Scout News Women’s Club Cold Weather Driving Conditions Are Here Prepare Your Car for Winter Driving Does your car suffer from FORD DEALERS SUNOCO LICENSED LUBRICATION ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Halting* tion; education of the real causes of war. including that which we be­ the ballroom later. Throughout the business sessions lieve to be a real factor in war mak­ and between lectures an abundance ing. the private profits of war. I am delighted that Michigan Club worn.- of solos and quartettes and instru­ mental music was interspersed to keep the long sessions from becom­ ing monotonous. GROCERY SALE! We are offering for Sale the White & Houvener Grocery Stock! We want to close this out quick­ ly, and will show you some REAL PRICES! ONE WHOLE WEEK! Commencing Friday, Nov. 9 FELS NAPTHA SOAP 10 Bars ______________ COFFEE—Bulk Per Lb.______________ HAND SAPOLIO Per Cake______ ______ GOLD DUST—Sc Size 3 Boxes------------- :------CL1MALINE—10c Size 3 Packages - ------- 2____ HOLLAND CLEANER 39c 16c ..4c 10c 23c 19c BON AMI Per Cake ___________ ..8c GERBER'S CEREAL 15c KIRK'S HARDWATER SOAP—Per Bar_____ 4c IVORY SOAP—Mad. Si>« .. 4c VAN ILLA or LEMON EXT. 8 OZ, Bottle 27c w.■-«,_______ i—a Ending Thursday, Nov. 15 BUCKWHEAT COM­ POUND—5 lb. Sack_____ LAVA SOAP Per Bar_____ ______ _____ SHIN OLA POLISH—White Per Package _____________ BRER RABBIT MOLAS­ SES—Gold Label_________ UNIT FOR BATH Per Package----------------- _'_ CANVAS GLOVES—Med. WL—3 Pairs____________ DILL PICKLES Quart Jar --------- _____— MEL-0 WATER SOFTENER QPer Package ___—,------------- OU BLACK PEPPER 8 dfc Package------------- ----REX MINERAL POWDER Large Package--------------- -KELLOGG'S RICE KR1SP1ES Per Package--------------- -------- OU ITS WOOD BROS. 23c .. 4c _.6c 24c „ 9c 27c 15c -7c 17c 11am R. Alvard are co-chairmen of the General Federation of Women's Clubs Triennial convention to be held in Detroit in June* 1935, and they are hoping to defray the ex­ penses of thc convention through the sale of a cook book to be known as “Cook's Tour.” As all Michigan club women are hostesses for the convention they will no doubt help to promote sales of these booty. The Hastings Women's Club will have them later. port Mrs. Cross was asked to explain the amendments to be voted on at the election November 6, and an­ nouncement was made of the meetvember 9. with Mrs. Herbert Brown in charge. . The Hastings club goes to Wood­ land alright o'clock the evening of November 13, for an exchange pro­ gram with the Woodland Women's Club. Anyone who wishes a way to go may notify Mrs. Adair. Any experienced wife will tell you that managing the dollar Isn't the real problem. It's managing the man who's got IL ’ HOW MUCH Do You Depend Upon the BANK? Whether you realize it or not, your com­ fort, convenience, success /.. and even your job are directly dependent upon the service some bank renders to those who minister to you—the butcher, the baker, the grocer, the farmer, the clothi­ er, the dry goods merchant, the garage man, the doctor, the manufacturer... and even the undertaker, find it next to impossible to conduct their businesses successfully without the service of a good bank. Without a bank, commerce and industry would be paralyzed I How dependent you are upon the bank is evident when these facts are consid­ ered. Your welfare and prosperity are measured largely by the success of, snd the SERVICE rendered by the bank. Make this old bank YOUR bank. For nearly a half century, a strong link in the commerc­ ial and industrial chain of this community, EXPECTANT MOTHERS DEPOSITS INSURED called good old days, when it was often the custom to "bleed" those who applied to a doctor for treat­ ment, and when all manner of noxious medicines, In their crud­ est state, were administered, the pre-natal period and the ordeyd of childbirth were occasions giv­ en little or no scientific thought. Today the wiaa expectant mothcase, prescribes the proper diet and exercise, with the result that? childbirth mortality has decreas­ ed nearly one hundred per cent. Today the modem pharmacy, stocked with pharmaceuticals, serums, vaccines, and sick room supplies, supplants the old time today supercedes that of the Vic­ torian and earlier ages. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . tRnnn 3UUUU WASHINGTON. D. C. maximum insurance FOR EACH DEPOSITOR ’ tenon )uUUU HASTINGS CITY BAN TELEPHONE 2103 Capital $150,000 HASTINGS, M �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVngUtt 7, 1M4 «®. Frank C. Deming, and * er it was learned that Forrest Price home on Friday forenoon with bur- I Mrs. Dereus Chapman of Hastings had decided to alter ids course u 1*1 at Howard City, their former spent last week with Mra Clara * children ;he was ........... ’*---------• friends of Mr«. Mrs. Brown. Arthur Sharma n and driving west on Majj, Main stree streett home. The many friend* m, J- A/Wtalrjota Curites Mm. —............... Not Ilk- Nailer unite in extending to her EdiJ. Meyers of nets came Tute11. at IQ JO __ ___________ is houss to the Ryan district. tog ’.he ldea of locking horns with a And the bereaved faiflfly, heartfelt day and got his wife, Mra. Julia Fere Marquette engine which was sympathy. . Mayen, who had been vUltlng Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jack ot Detroit , using their right of way at that1 Hallowe’en was a very quiet affair Newton and family several day* .point, he chore lhe leaser ot two to Freeport this year, as compared! Lowell Whitmore and Isadora 'cvUi- Result—a badly damaged fire to last year's escapades. Well soaped Pranahk* of wtwt Hope called on her | L I hydrant and a badly damaged Ford: । windows and a liltie innocent noise, sister, Mra.' Allan Bishop. Sunday w : vlct«- Siswn was in HosUngs on I w*s the <ubztar.ee of the "damage ' afternoon. . attorXi i butlne“ Monday afternoon. done. No doubt there was more fun 1I W. a O iw,,.. Tobias and u. Mr. and u.. Mra. FO WN..M Wk. Mkllk I..................................... „ n me way arouna, too. |Ke«t Tobias and children helped Mr. I Vander M.l. Male wr. were Or.M Grand Rapids1 Mr. _____________________________ and Mrs. F. G. Hynes. In com- and Mrs. Edd- Traver of McOjnber fcMtTSLl irL." krandmolher |v.n*r I visitors Tuesday. I P"1? *lth Mr. and Mrs. Ford Stowell Celebrate their twenty-fifth wed: cordial invitation U extended to all] Exasperation was the order of the j,, [drove to Coldwater a week ago Sun-iding anniversary Bunday. • «. week ago Sun- [ding anniversary Bunday. ‘othersday tost week Tuesday afternoon | Amon? three d** wHh the ladies' father. Geo. ----------------- — Mias Kathryn Skeoch was home I and evening when housewives had to, oh ew a jiart of thc sessions I Mr y^Hey accompanied by MIIA). '' Mr. and Mrs. Alec Lucas of th^t | Word hu been received ot the 111। place left on Tuesday for Orlando, I new of Mrs. Ollie Doolittle, who | Fto, to remain about six months. , suffered a alight stroke a week rem , Three from here who attended the1 at her home in Kalamazoo. We Aunt Nancy Deming has gone to | such a pretty array ot mua wnen‘ funCT“l 01 Mr> R W Moulton at hope to hear‘ of ber improv ment □rand Rapids to spend the winter j turned on later in the evening. Lot-' « । Muskegon Friday '«»»> forenoon were., very soon. : ' John C- Ketcham of Hastings and I Mr. and Mrs. L. B.,Lester. Mr. and' Mrs. Jennie Chase is spending । Mra. Earl Rogers ahd Mra. H. 8.' some Ume at her home in KalamaRev. A- E. Wynn ot Woodland! [Wedel. ■ zoo but will return to the Fenner withCMrtOnienp M^e7thbb-n?uJ? ( E- H Adams u recovering as rap- home "in the near future. ’ " day aLtenxwn at 2^0 *** Th - ld ly as iaiy as could could be be expected expected from from hb his [j Several Several from from thb this vtcinlty vicinity, altendattendrecent university operation but has again to return cd Hw(4ng» the republican banquet ^e hospital the'at ”Slday“ 7vening'and rally November 9,1934 THIS big Building and Loan Company will begin its 45th year in business. Hunt nf o S Utt€r P”1 °r lhto month- At Present 1 Mr. and Mra. W. H. Flower and fJom AfriTa llll“iTJl the toS U he and Mra. Adams are vblting their children spent the week end and nJhmrt’-S? i, “n and d«Ufhter and families at Sunday with their parents, Mr. and a cX.i W,»ne ‘nd and Bernice melton t. eYundeS .^711 ----------------- - ---------------------1 Bunday afternoon Mra. Flower. RanirtJ • ASSYRIA. I Wayne and Bernice, drove to AuhL^u^ift ' ^‘encU of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin' gusto to call on the former's brothufdMnF ph E. Banner i Durh«un located south of Battle er, C. F. Moreau, who has been con- u1} Rational ffioan & InuEBtmgnt fflnntpany Are You Still Eating Eggs? GROUND BEEE 2 lb„ 15c STEAKS Flour 24£ lb. sack ... 90c Milk, large size ... 4 for 25c 12c Vanilla, large bottle .... 10c Coffeelb. 19c Cocoa, ...... 2 lb. can 20c Soda Crackers ... 2 lbs. 19c Potatoespeck 9c Laundry Soap 10 bars 25c Matches . ucarton 25c Sugar10 lbs. 54c Bacon, half or whole slab, 19c Pork Steak 2 lbs. 29c Veal Stew 2 lbs. 25c Veal Roasts lb. 15c Above everything else, you should know that the milk you use in your home is CLEAN. Then you have no worries about illness or serious epi­ demics so often caused by impure milk. * Officials representing the State, of Michigan, after repeated tests, have proven that no CLEANER milk is produced anywhere than that pro­ duced by Highlands Dairy. No de­ ROSEVALE MARKET Final Clean-Up 1934 Stock -Of WALL PAPER Why not try it? THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 :: Robert W. Cook, Propr. r: Hastings, Mich. Miss Mabelle Humeston visited in Mr. and-Mrs. Grant Dickerson an operation for goiter Friday at were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pennock hospital. Wc are glad to Marshall over the week end. report she b doing nicely. The play. "The Gay Nineties," at 'Frank Chilson of North Hope. Henry Wertman and wife visited thc town hall Thursday night was Louise Dubob of Augusto Bunday. Well attended, proceeds being IllAQ. and Mrs. HArry Penneb went to John Lammers, wife and son. The. Hallowe’en party al the par­ Battle Creak Bunday night. Clair, visited Mrs. Edna Trbtinn sonage by the young people’s class Mrs. Nellie Given of Delton spent and family of Kalamazoo Sunday. was very much enjoyed by all. Even Mr. and Mrs. CliarUe Harris and 'though everyone was mute in the Mr. and Mra, Harold Kellogg and son from Middleville visited at the fore part of the evening, they soon family of Kalamazoo spent Satur­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt Sun- all found their voices and made up day. visiting friends around Clover‘toy' [for lost time. Prizes were awarded Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Fuller of t© lhe »wo best characters. Mra. Mrs. Pine ofr-Kalamazoo wad in Hastings vblted at Harry Lenlaars11 Lucy Daveport Daw port and Harry Owen. Owen, Cloverdale Thursday «bver thc week end. I। Mrs Martha Replogle, who has Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum In I been with her daughter, Mra. Ter- company with thoir son. Dougal, CLOVERDALE. 1 penlng, of Hastings, returned to her and family of Detroit, were Sunday gueaU of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mason Mr. and Mrs. McCowan of Acker's home here Saturday. Point in company with Mrs. F. j.) Mr. and Mra. Ed. Penneb will be of Richland. Colo of Grand Rapids, took In A- married 50 years Friday, Nov. 9th Century of Progress last week. They will hold open house to relaThe — ------generic -------------Brttbh --------------word "bags” Miss Hazel Johncock and Miss। tives and friends HHa that. day. «Friends for trousers does not apply to eveGroce Royer wire visitors of thc Vish -v. them many, many more:nlng attire. Bags, naturally, are ■ ----------------------happy Sunday School Sunday. -----*--------anniversaries. - "part of the sack suit YOU CAN BUY LOTS OF WASHERS FOR LESS THAN 49.50 BUT THEY WON’T BE THE FAMOUS, QUALITY-PROVED UNIVERSAL For years,’the Universal has meant “high quality" in washers—and docs today. Families buying L'ntveraab find themselves well repaid for an investment In Better Washings ard Longer Care-free Service. Beat of all— L'nlreraal now brings yoa its famous quality at a LOWER PRICE. YOURS FOR AS LITTLE DOWN AS $495 Idown Special Prices and Ceilings FREE! This means you buy any pattern of Wall Paper at I 5c a double roll and up and we give you the ceiling absolutely free. We think it will be some time before you will see paper offered at so low a price. Short Patterns and Remnants at Less Than the Wholesale Cost. BAKING POWDER Sale Starts THURSDAY, NOV. 8TH and con­ Manufactured by baldng powder Specialists who make nothing but bak- tinue, until THURSDAY NIGHT, NOV. 15TH Window Shades We make them to fit your windows A bargain combination! JOHNSON ’S LIQUID WAX finest finish for floors and furniture chexniata. ALWAY ari JOHNION’t KLEES FLOOR DUSTER $150 Size. A tail is overlooked making towards “Cleanliness” in the milk we pro­ duce. Our cows are regularly in­ spected by representatives of the state. Stable surroundings are per­ fect; the milk is dra\vn and bottled automatically. These are a few of the reasons why the Highlands Dairy is the only_Dne in this section permitted to sell milk as Grade "A.” Crcfk who daUn thla 10c*llly « 0,6 I fined to hb bed for the post week dd home town rejoice with them as with sickness. the wlnncr of a Master Six chevro-1 W. A- Spaulding and Mrs. Wilcox c11?ct77i EheRe? F^LooSll**1 coach ln lhe conte4t sponsored spent from Wednesday till Sunday callers at the Rev. F. Loom by the 0^^] Motors company at' p. M. at the home in Hastings. Sunday callers at the home of Mr A C5ntur?Lot Pro*reM 00 do*Kter to go there for the •nd p r lnK t’nt'* They were ln po"®"**1 °f winter months, and Mrs. „ ~ Mrs. —„ F., E-, Brunner ,— - - were, ’ — . ;I uic Mr cur un Saturday saturaay through inrougn the me 1 Mr. and Mra. Merle Bradfield and Vcrda --------- .^5 u “~‘”u “'’a VenU Bumford Bumtad of o( Hastnss Buyn Mr. and 1 WNoKr company o, Baltic creek Jack spent Sunday with their relaMrs. Harry Lyslrup of Ionia, and dealers f tivea, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cook, of “I! ' S* ■ I Mrs. John Norris, aho spent the Galesburg. Thb Monday evening ..Mr’o R Moulton. moUier ot . palt monU1 Beulah. Michigan, at they and their father, John Brad­ Mrs Roy Naglsr. passed away al IM pome nt her daughter and f.m- field, are Invited to thb home for her home tn Muskegon on Tund.y u, Mr ,„d „„ ,y.n Jell a coon dinner. UW Griswold SU Detroit, Mich. nght or last week Mown, a tong t„„M 0„ Tuesday. Mrs. Ida Brandstetter and daugh­ lines., durtng which lime her Milgg,. and „„ j.y cm, sp,„t su„. ter, Mra. Boyles, were business vis­ was Intense,' ----she Is sursdved .1 the nomc home m ot incir their uauKnter daughter itors to Kalamazoo Thursday. . torlng ’ j . uay ai eAlli and nnri (two wa ■ fwnlly< . .... Mr ... Bnd ..... . ii hv by th/» the hnehjind husband, ITA two sons Mr, Mr. Penneb is somewhat im­ daughters ■ besldra Mrs. Hagler who Hoffman, near Dowling. proved at Pennock hospital and has b<Tn ,l h.Cr. ^C3ide n,e*r y*1 I The Briggs Ladies' Aid Society will looking forward to coming home time thc past two months. Funeral spoil5or a chicken supper to be held' soon.. services were held from the late ut U)C church basement on ThureThe Home Literary Club will be ■iday evening, November 18. A com- entertained at the home of Mrs Imittee meeting will beheld on Wed­ J. K. Flower Thursday of thb week. nesday at the home of the president. Mrs. Newkirk will be aubtant hretMra- Lottie Jones^ [ Harry Stevens "returned recently Nina Fenner U sick with lhe flu. [from a ten days' trip to Oklahoma to visit his brother, Howard Stevens. COATS GROVE. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jewell of Beu­ The Loyal Women's Class party lah. Mich., accompanied thetr moth- met with w«n m .b, aikx wea- , Mrs. Alice Chase on WedIf you are, you are very foolish. Come in and pay us a visit and try one of our er. Mrs. Jessie Nonb, to her home nesday P. M-. Oct. 31, to observe her [Tuesday. Mra. Jewell remaining for birthday. A good program was given juicy steaks or roasts, cut from young cattle, every piece guaranteed. Have the remainder of the week. Mr. and refreshments were served by the you gotten your trade card yet? If you haven’t ask us about it, it entitles Jewell, jeweu, county agent at a; Beulah. seuian. I hostess and Mrs. Katherine clum. spent thc time at Lansing where hc: Mrs. Agnes Haight v.on tlie prize you to many fine presents, suitable for Christmas gifts. attended the County Agents meet for tlie hard time costume. there, reluming to their home oni Mrs, Pearl Demond spent Tuesday Sunday. with Mrs. Follick in Hastings. <Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cotton were' Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Woodman qtin attendance at A century ot Prog­ tended the County Farm Bureau ress on the nnal date. meeting in Hastings Wednesday. Several hunting parties from tills• Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Smith spent Round, Swia, Sirloin locality are planning to leave tor• theiweek end with relatives in Mld;thc hunting grounds soon. Leon' ,anJCole. Albert Durliam. Shermani lb. Mrs. Minerva Woodman spent a Jones. Glenn Donovan and Merle' few days last week with her daugh|Tasker compose one party who leave' ter. Mra. Mae Barnuin and family in Sunday November 11. Albert Clark thc Holmes neighborhood, while j and son..Morris Clark, and brother.. suffering from a severe carbuncle Ward Clark, df Battle Creek andI on the neck. I Harold Jones leave on Saturtoy. A baby daughter was born to Mr. | Edward Hollman who submitted to1 and Mra. Vernon Karrar at the Pen­ an operation recently for append!- nock hospital Thursday morning. IctLs is convalescing at home. Thc baby died that evening. Tlie The Halloween social at the mother is getting along nicely and Briggs church on Tuesday evening was brought to the home of her par­ proved a most enjoyable event for ents. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Sjocum all. Many came in costume which on Sunday. gave added merriment to the affair. The L. A- S. and all interested The Judges. Mrs. Irwin Harman. Mrs. will meet at thc church this week Evangle Miller, and Mrs. Elisabeth Thursday for church cleaning and Gray decided in favor of Mrs. Kate Club No. 1 will serve the regular Aid The Store Where Your Pennies Go Farthest Cole for thc prize. Every Day Low Prices dinner. Your attendance will be ap­ preciated. KINDS CORNERS. The D- G. T. O. club will meet Last Wetk'a Letter. ■ WcdnesAy P. M with Mrs. Alice Mr- and Mrs. Burrell Phillips, son Chase. Program chairman. Minerva land daughter attended a birthday Woodman. dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Bryans In south Hastings SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Robert Phillips accompanied a bus Mbs Mildred Dlllnibeck became load of High school students to thc the bride of Richard Brodbeck at । Century of Progress and spent Fri­ the home of Rev. Nest tn Ionia day and Saturday Thursday at four o'clock. Mus Marti Mr. and Mra. C. N. Tobias spent Smith and ^3aylord Fisher acted as Sunday with Mrs. Mary Payne at bridesmaid Ind best man. That same the home of Arthur Mead near evening a reception was given in Nashville. their homes at their home on the Mr and Mrs. Floyd Tobias and Grant farm. Sixty-flvorelatives were Marian of Kalamazoo spent Sun­ present. Ice cream and cake were day evening with hla parents. Mr. served as refreshment^. We extend and Mra- C. N. Tobias. our best wishes to the newlyweds. Mbs Susie Phillip-, came . home Levi Kanlncr is ycry 111 at this Sunday after spending two weeks writing, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rise and chil­ caring for Mr Balltc al Welcome Corners. dren of Woodland and Mrs. Floyd Bunday afternoon with The Community meeting was well Collar spent _____________________ attended Friday evening. There were Mr. and Mrs Harry Sandbrook, over 60 present Wc had a fine sup-1 Mr. and Mrs. Blake Makley and per and program. Wa hope we may daughter of Charlotte were Sunday have the little girl from Hastings gueoU with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Makto sing for us again. Thai was ley and family. especially good. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson Mrs. Ora Hinds returned to her and children were guests with Frank brother's Bert Newland's. Wednes­ Haight and family at Coats Grove day in Rutland alter visiting Mrs. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lucas were Clara Brown and Mrs. Edd Newton Saturday shoppers in Battle Creek. for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Milla of Bat­ tle Creek and Ernest Leckronc of Flint spent Sunday with Mr. an^ Mrs Pau! Townsend * 9c It Makes for Better Health and You Don’t Have to Worry About the Dangers Lurking in Impure Milk vn Never a dividend date missed Beef Roasts Veal Chopslb. 17c USE CLEAN MILK// Both for 9Sc CARVETH & STEBBINS Store PHONE 2131 CCDAK CUCK. Thursday afternoon, Oct. 31. Mrs. Umt Mason and Mra. Nelia Camp­ bell entertained with a miscal'laneous shower in honor of Mra. Rusnell Tollea. net Maxine Webater. About 30 were present, all having U good time. Light refreshment* •were served by the hostesses. All Join together In wishing the newly­ weds many years of happiness. Mis Glenda Hammond of Battle Creek b spending thia week with her aunt. Mra. Ardy Owen. Mrs. Hallie Wright o( Hickory Porncra is visiting her daughter, Wra. Cl arcnce Campbell. Mra. j< »hn Lcchleitner of Hastings ment —.. Si -~<turday night and Sunday *with iter mil Leon Fuhr, and wife. Mr. and Mra. Will Shriber and Uaughtez of Hastings spent Sunday •with Ltoyd Owtn and wife. Wllliarp Hanunond and wife of Battle Creek called on Mr. and Mrs. FULL PACK Iv““ Mia. Helm Campbell underwent QUALITY FEATURES for Better Washings, Easier Work, Clothes Saved, Reliable Service On»-piece large sanitary tub, porcelain enameled inside and out. No bolts or nuts through tub to rust or loosen... Bal­ loon type wringer, rust proof, 6 position reversible, positive safety features. Ex­ tracts water without harming snaps or buttons . . . Fast washing, improved aluminum agitator... Brass drain will not corrode .. . Motor and moving drive parts all enclosed; no belts to cause trouble . .. Transmission is self-oiling... Smooth, noiseless operation . .. Fully guaranteed- L-O-N-G EASY TERMS PROFIT FROM THIS SALE-COME IN THIS WEEK...OR PHONE 2305 CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY- SPECIAL TRIAL AND TRADE-IN . OFFER ON WASHERS AND IRONERS Wa haw a spaqtel TRIAL ovyfc* •« rafenam- ria <*teg aalo—«be a TRADEIN PLAN on yo«r aid laundry equipment Let at tell yoa about HI �THI HASTING* BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBE* 7. IK* GIVE YIN WK A CHANCE of not only proving themaalves but al*o of making you morp milk dollars by feeding ■ them WAYNE DAIRY FEED. Your good care and management, together with Hava it said that the OFFICIAL TESTER ia your locality ha* listed your herd high in the production ot pound* of milk, teat and pound* of fat WAYNE DAIRY FEED will help do the job. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY TELEPHONE 21 IB Tall Boy Vsgstabk WHIR! ICOhOMY hint'. 3 c,“25c 2 Excel Sodas MAJESTIC Graham Crackers 17c 2-lb. cart. 17c Keylco Oleomargarine 2 lbfc 19c 2 lbs. 23c <N UTLEY OLEO W/tconsin Cheese F“ ib. 15c lb. 17c BRICK CHEESE Del Monte Peaches ’n,'™'' 2 ■— 35c MOTHER ANN CODFISH Ilb. box 27c 5 Bl«a Label Karo Syrup LA CHOY Mustard lb. Hi 31c both for 25c Master Brand Ivory Soap 25c Qaarta pint 13c, quart 23c SWEET PICKLES *£ 10 "J ‘■•'•49c RIVAL DOG FOOD 3 cans 25c Henkel's Velvet ru- Quaker Oats Q"*1 TOMATO JUICE Tomatoes 33c «wJ.» gi«- 2 cuu 19c v- cV. N-- ’5I- c‘“ TOMATO SOUP v- White Corn 5 lk fca< 31 5-lb. bar 23c HENKEL'S PANCAKE FLOUR ““ 3 25c m No. 3 S1m Caos No. B *fa. Caos PEAS 2 can* 23c Maxwell House Coffee CHOCOLATE TWIRLS n. s. c is. ate Chase & Sanborn Coffee NESTLES 2 “■ 31c b,„ 2S< Bekar Coffee •- 27c CoSse S«»reeae 2 •• ■- 29c A-P.nnOil QUALITY MEATS Veal Roast CWso SksuU.r Cot. PORK SAUSAGE DRY SALT PORK 14c lb. 15c lb. 21c l*c HERRING BACON Having decided to quit farming, the undersigned will have an *ale at the Fred Water* farm, located two milee*weet of Welcome flr*f farm west of Ryan school, on section 25, Irving township, on Wednesday, November 14 ducing the maximum amount of milk. HASTINGS, MICH. AUCTION S Thc deer hunters Mrs. Ruraril Todd have T.rtscd Mr. and Mrs Ralph 1 callers at o. E. Kenyon's and M. moved tn the tenant house on the Friday evening fa honor of Ashby’s Saturday afternoon. latter's father's farmbimsy. , ' MT, and Mra. Warren Bolton spent I Mie* Doris Peak® M Brush Ridge The Young People's department U spend!ng thi* week with her cous- Thursday at the home « Lewis of the Brethren church of Wood­ Clum near Lake Odessa land put on the play. “What Does it Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Van DcWalkrr ' Mr. and Mra MU* Ashby spent Front." at the Methodist church in Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Clarence of Kalamaeoo spent Bunday at CllfHastings Sunday evening Pettier of Freeport. ford Hammond's. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schmalr.The many friends of Mra. KalhThe County has been working on rted and Fred Schamalxried of Lev­ our road thia week which we all apering spent last week with their she U some better prfeiate very much. brother, Will Bchmalrried. and other Frederick Anders and Gordon Mra. Minnie Hammond spent relatives tn Woodland and North Kenyon attended a party in Kal- Thursday with Dr. and Mra. C. D. Woodland. amaxoo Monday night. Frederick Mohler of Hastings. There will be a chicken supper at helped with the music. Tom Long of Woodland called on the Methodist church Wednesday Mra. Ada Ashby spent Tuesday hi* cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Warren evening, served by Club No. 2 of night wtth friends tn Otsego and Bolton and family Monday evening the Ladies' Aid Society. attended a Century o! Progress Mrs. Carl Reuther and baby girl Wednesday, tlie last day of lhe fair. HIGHBANK. came home from Pennock hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Green and | Hastings, Friday. THE CROSSROADS. son, Marshal), spent Sunday with I Mr. and Mra. Clyde Ruell too^ the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green and fam-1 latter's mother, Mrs. Ed. Corey, to Harold Williams. Mr. and Mrs Uy near Berryville. her home in Ooblea Wednesday, aft­ Earl Williams and Helen Scobey Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daly and Cleon ( er a week's visit with them here. Mead were Bunday guest* of the for­ Mr. and Mra. David Kilpatrick of tury of Progress mer’s son. Milo Daly, and family, Ann Arbor spent the week end with Frank Jack ia staying at the home near Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Kilpatrick. of Mrs Jane Tuttle since his par­ Mr. and Mra. Charles Jones of Mr. and Mrs. Milan Tram bo and “ ent*. ents. Mr. ana and Mra. Mrs jacoo Jacob nausen, Kauach, Battle Creek were callers of Curtis Mr and Mra. Ward Plant* and movfd to 8l [x>uL.t Mo„ WedncJand Laurel Marshall Sunday daughter. Beverly, spent the weekly Mr. and Mra. Leslie Adams went end with relatives in Fostoria. Ohio. juiph Townsend and family of to Ann Arbor Thursday to bring j Mr ......u spent Bunday at the home ,>« of Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Ernest Shomo were Lowell Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Ed- Mr. and Mrs. George Townsend. Freeport. He has been at the hos­ Mr. and Mra. Orval TutUe spent pital there. Mrs. Etta Parmalee is spending part of last week at Midland attend­ Mr. and Mra. Clare Marshall and the winter with Mra. Tillie Meyers. ing the State Orange. family of Bellevue and Earl Mar­ Mr. and Mrs Chas. and Mr aims and mia. Mra. Newman TutUe and shall of Marshall were Sunday - _ Faul ------mr. daughter. Marietta, of I'"" ------------HnsUn «’were i Buster of Lansing spent Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Curt Mar­ Bunday guest* of Mrs.------ --------y'r ,,, w*th Tuttle. shall. Mr. and Mrs Welby Crockford Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boughner of Miss Velma Hoffman, who is and children and Mrs. J. J. Crock­ Freeport spent Thursday evening teaching at St. Johns, was home ovford of Carlton spent Bunday with with Mr. tfhd Mra. George TownMr. and Mrs Robert Owens of Worth Green went to Detroit Grand Haven. Clayton Marble spent Bunday with Monday with Frank Green. Mrs. Kittle Holmes left last week his parents and son tn Hastings. Bernard Whitmore spent Sunday for Detroit where she will spend thc Mr._______________ and Mrs. Otis__________ Whitmore Mr. and Mrs. Ciyde Sledge and with ___ ____ winter months with her daughter. Lynn spent Saturday saturaay night nignt and ana SunSun­ near Nashville. Mrs Homer Harrison, and family. day with Mr. Mr and Mra. Mrs. Jack Allen Mr. and Mrs. Milo Keck and famMesdames Ernest Bhorno. F. E and Nancy at Big Rapids. 1 ily of Battle Creek spent Sunday Border and J. V. Hilbert were lunch­ Mr. and Mrs. George Townsend . with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reid. eon guest* of Mrs. Al Brenner of । were calling on relatives at Freeport °Srni.I^p,^S ?,edne,d*yI Bunday. ' I 1 PRAIRIEVILLE. Ward Plants has accepted the poSunday The meeting of the Triple Link Sunday visitors visitors at at Harold Harold Smith's Smith'a aition manager of the Farm- — BuwcrCi Mr and" Mrs chru Hansen were. Ml Ml ana ■'— v«u>* — • — ----- — Club ha* been postponed from thc -------- of -- ---------------------------------- were. nniux.i reau elevator at Hartford and as-and children. RR —m, ■Mrs — Howard i:—'— rrl ..I — « N. — J KNovember ’,. k.— ,16th —to * tnduMr— and ninth of to •the nla new new KSnndav 'T’K/.v -They ... . ... ...... sumed his duties Monday. ' Raymer and Gary and Mr. and Mrs. meet with Mra. Cassius Hughes. expect to leave for Hartford to Henry Lorrman. all of Grand RapMr. and Mrs. M J. Norris. Mr. make their home In two weeks. We and Mra. W. R. Norris, Mrs. Lucy congratulate them on this advance­ Norris and Mr. and Mrs Verne Cal- j ment but we will miss them ail from SOUTHWEST CARLTON. throp attended the Republican ban­ the community. Mr Plants was Mra. Lyle Quimby, Mra. Jasper quet at Hastings Friday evening. active in Boy Scout work for sev­ Herrick and daughter and Kenneth Mr and Mrs. Floyd Wales and | eral years and Mrs. Plant* has been Sheldon of Battle Creek spent Gordon were in Kalamaroo Satur-; associated with the Woman's Club Thursday with Mr. and Mra. Mrs. day. since they came here to live from LaFayette Usbome. Mra. Leo Davidson and .son Leo. Grand Rapids. They were both Kendall Buck and Hubert Mar­ Arlene and Vivian Raynor visited active in church circles. We know lowe spent Sunday afternoon in Bat­ Mr. and Mrs. L W- Burrell of Par- 1 'they will moke new friends and en­ tle Creek. tello, over thc week cud joy their new home tn Hartford. Mr. and Mrs J. J- Strodtbeck at­ Mr. and Mrs, Ebon Pennock and Mra. Harry Hough of Paw Paw tended a Hallowe en party at W'ood- daughter of Big Rapids called on spent last week with her daughter.' land pytday evening Mr. and Mrs. Henry Benson Satur- [ ■Mra. Donald Gager, and family. I Mr. and Mn Clyde VandcrLecst day Mrs. McGee of Montana called | Ahnond of — PrairtevtUeand spent — of - Grand - --------------------------------• earlier in theMr. week. Mr. Bensoh -w! "J ------” Farr ’"TT.' children Rapids spent 'earlier in thc week. PINE LAKE'cream and butter made from SR hopes of Woodland were Sunday *fterFriday with Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Evan ivory । very low iow with with no no hopes of his his rere­ At South pine Lake school a cream which, will command a h| Thompson. ,•FuUer —------and — IIcovery. --------- we- arc --------— *-to— —* children. very—sorry report, noon callera>at Mr. and Mrs. Orr Handicraft club lias been organized price than other butter. Mr. and Mrs Karl C Faul enterKyMl7 . , M .„, ... M Mra. Caryl Fuller and daughter । .Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Parker and 'Fisher's. and Earl James will act as instrucMr. and Mra. Frank Bhelp Isft tatord the Bridge Club and their■ ca.... Hed on Mrs daughter. Elizabeth, and Mra Bril* ... her parent*. Mr and u .... Henry FUhcr Ls quite 111 and under their winter home in Florida husbands with a Hallowe'en party Wm. Hale of ^1, Carlton Bunday ifullen of Hastings were calling on lhe ^1^-3 carc ^th heart trouble, tor. Claud Champion iuu been hauling 1 Tuesday morning., , >Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs aftenioon. relatives here Sunday. * We are having splendid meeting:. Olen Densmore of -nuHastings --------------------'were Robert Hall of Hastings spent ,[ _________________ Mrs. Den ford Hlgghis of Kalama- nl the chlMrch. A giwd attendance feed from Battle Creek, and on I Next Tuesday Mr*. RoC*r* I out of town guest*. -tir. Mis. Ifr, Leo I ATA ! zoo -aa visited ariaA.Ar. Mrs. Ethel Stebben SunQilfA. ... .... .... ... Wednesday he made a business trip Mrs. Mullendcre. loader* of th* | Thursday with Mr' and Sunday evening to listen to the gos­ to Comstock. , tension Cl***. <U£ meet wffcj Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick. Barry and Mrs. Oscar Hal) of Has- [day. pel sermon by Miss Short. Meeting* Mra. Wesley Meyers and Misses Car- tings J Thursday morning, November first.1 specialist from M. “ “ O — at spent Thursday gftemoon Charles Hughes. Madams Maurice every night this week except Sat­ rie and Jennie Kilpatrick were Sun- , .Hughes. Belle Mullen. Helen Mott, urday evening, and afternoon meet­ the Riverside Creamery began gatb- .where they will 8< day guests of Mrs. Lorica Branson Robert Barry of Southeast Carl- ,tad EthM Stcbben were Kalamaxoo ings each afternoon except Monday erlng swect milk in this community, aon in Uie tourse^ The a—p ton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. shoppers Saturday. and Saturday In the homes. Come which will make a good market for j Child Tratattig and Ute MCM ' The Senior class are giving their Lzo . Barry. Robert Intends to leave and hear the gospel and give God a the fanners who do not wish to use will meet November 23nd. wnn annual play November 16. There arc about . a separator. They will sell sweet Lindsey. thc middle of the month for at the Methodist church Friday chance in your life. sixteen in the cast. They are being the South where hc has enlisted in night. Everybody welcome. coached by Ml&s Lcnore Dowden. the , Bible study al the church Thurs­ Navy. . their English teacher, and it prom­ day night. Georg® Miles wtlt-co&J ises to be a play well worth seeing. THE LITTLE RED BRICfc. duct the meeting. Tho Of MU 1019 of the th. WoodUnd Wrwvllunrt The rtlaa. ClM. ot „„ . Our county school nuTO nurse „„ and Dr. High eehool held « reunion Mtte | Aarmlll|e ot H.illnw vUlfed our MARTIS CORNERS, MARTIN CORNERS. i™,. of w. h Mra. »... thu iDa g>ve (M jn(1 o, | home Mr. .. and Earl’v..., Faul j Saturday evening. November 3. ' Their former superintendent, Mr. A. L. Willard, now educational in­ structor of the White Pigeon River CCC camp, met with them. Eighteen legTe m were present. Doughnuts and cider were served by the committee. 5 milee .Quite a few from Woodland at­ Grove, on tended the republican banquet in Hastings Friday evenning. - Mrs. Fred Loomis and daughter. Agatha, of Freeport called on Mrs Will Warner Monday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. Fay C. Wing at­ tended the homecoming of thc Christian church in Kalamaoo Sun­ day morning and in thc afternoon were guests of the former's daugh­ ter and family. Dr. and Mrs. Chas 3-yr.-old blue roan galding, weight Osborne, of Vicksburg One hundred thirty-five attended 1600 lbs., broke. the U. B. Christian Oideavor ban­ 3-yr.-oId sorral stud colt, wt 1500 quet held at the school house Sat­ urday evening. This was the close lb®., broke. of the Rally day held at the U. B. 3-yr.-old bay gelding, wt- 1250 Iba., ■church Saturday. Mra. Welby Crockford spent Sat­ broke. • urday with ner parent*. Mr. and 2-yr.-old black gelding, weight 1250 Mrs. J. I> Crockford and Mra. Elisa­ beth Gibboney The latter is not lbs. * very well and seems-to be tailing in 5-yr.-old gray mare, weight 1600 health gradually. Ik 19c 6 h. 2Sc 6c 6 n». 17c 3 iu 25c Sale to start at 1:00 P. M. I offer the following:—1 HORSES. Black gelding, wt. 1500 Ibe. Bay gelding, wt. 1350 Iba. (Thia ia a good work team.) CATTLE. Holstein cow, 7 yr». old. Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old. (All giving milk.) Holstein heifer, yearling. FARM TOOLS Two-lection drag. Walking plow. Sulky plow. Ha, Diac roller. 2 walking cultivator. Sulky cultivator.', Double wagon. Single sleigh. Hay fork, rope and pulley, Harneu. HOGS. Stock pig. Brood sow, due to farrow soon. FEED. 250 shocks corn. 6 tons hay, alfalfa and mix­ ed. , TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. tled for. MISCELLANEOUS 100 new crate,. Cream aeparator. 4 milk can,. 2 milk pail,. Milk (trainer and many oth­ er article, too numerous to mention No goods removed till set­ LEE BOWSER, Prop L. J. Rusnak, Clerk. Dewey Reed, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE On account of ill health it is neceitary for me to farm, so will sell the following livestock at my farm, northeast of Hastings, or 1 mile north of Coats J R ] Saturday, Nov. 10, At i o’Ctoek HORSES. HENDERSHOTT. Miss Joesphlne Romig spent thc week, ^nd tn Battle creek with her sister. Mrs. Mae Morgan, Mrs Court Btrowbrldge spent last week in Jackson wtth her daughter. MA. DeWitt Rowley. Mr. and Mrs. Basil- Hayward. Cleone and Beatrice Yelter of Alto were Sunday guest* al Cha*. Van Vranken'a. MU* Fern Btrowbridge is visiting in Jackson. Thc Ladies' Aid is making anoth­ er quilt for sale. Some of the ladle* met at Mra- Frances Hendershott'* Thursday to sew and they will meet this week at Mrs waiter Sinclair'* on the Battle Creek road. They take a pot luck dinner and a roll Of pieces. AU art invited. Thc Ladies'.Aid meeting will lx* held Nov. 33. at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Beadle on' the Battle Crctk road. Pique note tliat it has been postponed until one week later tiwn the usual dale. Mr. and Mra- AuC. Clack attended thc meeting at Martin Sunday nfcht- lbs., with colt by side and with Joel again. 16-yr.-old bay mare, weight 1300, with foal. Urad* J«ftejr»> eligible sirs.) TOOLS B-jrr.-old aortal gelding, wt, 1000 (These colt* are all sired by the Belgian Co. atallion of Woodland, weight 2500 lbs., and are the best Michigan bred colt* that have been offered at auction in years in Barry county.) tiem. Detroit mower attachment REMEMBER THE DATE—Come to thb sale for TERMS.—CASH. fore being removed SOUTH SHULTZRote Peake spent Saturday tad Bunday wtth her uodc. Qua Peaks, Mr. and Mn>. William Sonnctillc tad two children tad Mir Edith tajnevilie of Battle Creek visited vaster tionncvillc and family Sund-o aud Lester's brother, Meric, of Bat- GRADE JERSEY COWS J. E. NORTON, �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. IBS4 CHANCERY NOTICE MIDDLEV1LLF. --------Masonic lodge enjoyed — game supper Tuesday evening of last week. Some very good hunting had pro­ duced lots of game and tlie good cards completed a very pleasant eve­ ning. Pythian Sisters had a fine meeting _ Tuesday, * UI J. in J , when Wlfvji they uit/ entertained ni......u the nolle* I pn«t chiefs of thte district. On ac- ORDER FOR PUBLICATION :I., >: 11 11, i. .1 i I-1r.: ~ DELTON Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pennock and mother. Mrs. John Harrington went to St. Johns, Clinton Oo.. Sat­ urday to attend the. funeral of Ed. Underhill. Mra- Craven* of Battle creek Is their way from there. In which one keeping house for Mrs. Luctaa Eddy lady well known here was killed nnd several others severely injured, and son Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams enter­ when they*had a head on ama*h-up tained a company of twenty friend* Friday night with a Hallowe’en Ward Bender wm bitten by a party. Therewere many strange looking faces, at flrat. but after their Thursday. Not thinking h amounted ; were Unloved every one to much at tlie tiny?, severe pains developed and slclan wm called and he 1* atlU unihetr rooms, which* they did. which they are very thankful. There were visitor* from many town* of lhe state, several ladies from Detroit who went, from here to a meeting In hte quick recovery. Ward 1* a flue 'held Wednesday night in the church —-----------------------— basement, where tlie oldest and the young mon. with manyLfriends here­ youngest ones were in attendance. but- the middle aged ones were out There have been many calls for performing the usual Hallowe’en absent voters these last few days, pranks. . showing that all are anxiously wait­ Mr. and Mra. Ray Johnson of ing the outcome of thb year’s elec­ Yorkville spent Sunday with Mr. and tion. Mrs h. F. wertman. Edward Hungerford, who has been The Inland Lakes Garden Club In Kalamazoo attending school since will meet Thursday afternoon with he graduated from our high school. Mrs. Clarence Stevens. Mrs. Ger­ and of late working for grocery trude Chandler and Mra. Angle Ti­ concern there, wm recently mar-. tus will have charge of thc program. ried there, and hte mother lias been The subject te "Native plant* we passing out the cigars to some ot to our gardens." Each hte mends here. member answer to roll call by nam The Ladies’ AM Society of the M. tag her best garden friend. E. church held their annual chick-. The next meeting of the Delton en sUpper Thursday evening. There were several good people down from 'Community Club will be Monday night. Nov. 12. pot luck supper in Hastings and they all enjoyed the 1 . [charge of Mr. and Mra. Henry Car­ line meal. The ladles cleared ' penter and Mr. and Mra. Jay Wilk­ sum for their fund to go towards inson. Program in charge of Mr. lhe church work of the year and and Mrs. Roy McBain. thank all lhe good folks for their osMrs. Eva Whittemore received Lhe slstance tn furthering their good news of thc death of her aunt. Mrs. Camp Fire Girls Organization, un­ Carrie Morthland. Sunday momlpg at her home in HMtlngs. Thc funer­ der the leadership of Mbs DeFoe al will be Tuesday afternoon at the put on the play "Cherry Blossoms" Walldorf! funeral home, with burial at the T. K. 8. auditorium on Fri­ day evening. It was well pul on and In Cedar Creek cemetery. Clair Richards Kalamazoo greatly enjoyed by all. Several ears spent Sunday at Ime. of Mtes DeFoe's friends from Char­ Mr. and Mra. Robert Barnes and lotte were present and were well family were Sunday guest* of Mrs. paid for their efforts .in attending. Blanche Richards and family. It wm m fine a play m ever put Miss Goldie Town of the American here. The girls cleared a nice sum Legion Hospital at Camp Custer for their efforts. The Ladies’ Aid Society of the spent Sunday with the home folks, Mr. and Mrs. peter Adrlanson and Congregational church have given lo the school board the money they Harry were In Battle Creek Saturday had and also the land formerly lo visit their son. Roy. and family, nnd Sunday they were guest* of Mr. owned by them for the enlargement of the Library and will have the in­ and Mra. Robert Burchett and Mr. terest from a nice sum to assist for and Mrs. Maurice Burchett of Cres long term of years. A very nice way to assist lhe young people for DOWUNU year* to come and we hope the peo­ A delegation of Dowling ladles will ple will appreciate, as we know they will, thc fine spirit that prompted jo to Wacousta this week where they will spend the day with their these nne ladies. Our football team wa* winner in former pastor. Mtes Bessie Rullson, their game Friday. played ... who is at present In charge of the Comstock Park. This makes the work at that place. Mtes Rullson 1* team and all others fc-61 pretty recovering from the affeqU of a broken ankle, which necessitated an good. < .. James McKevltt and w’tfe. accom­ absence from duties panied by u couple from Grand Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Oswald have re­ Rapids, will leave by auto Tuesday for California. They are going not turned from Toledo where they only as a pleasure trip but with the spent the week end. Their mother. Idea of looking for a location. James Mrs.. Dora Bronk. accompanied them lias two uncles In the west, so will and will remain for the winter have a chance to visit them also months with her daughter nnd huswhile In the west. James was born 1 band. Mr. and Mrs. Harry MalleL here and has many friends here, An informal party was held at thc where he attended school. Since [Oswald home Wednesday, given for Lhen he has worked for the state. I Mrs. Bronk shortly before her de­ part of the time at Kalamazoo and j parture. Mr. and Mrs. John Chamberlain for some time both he and wife have been employed near Yprilanti in thc and daughter Patricia have taken new hospital. Good luck to you all. up their residence in Dowling nnd We hate to loose you people from arc occupying the Lanning house our state but do not blame you for Mr. and Mrs, Chamberlain are thc looking around for something better teachers in the school here, and formerly resided at Shultz. while you are young. Claud Aimison and bride visiting their friends here for the past week. Good luck and a happy life to you and yours Claud. Grover and Mrs. Cline returned from ten days’ trip In Canada on Monday, where they were visiting Mra. Cline’s relatives. Mrs. Scott Sherwood hu been very 111 for some days. Today she appears somewhat improved. We all hope |^1* will continue. Order COAL to Fill Your Bin! HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY HASTINGS abouts. M- - .1 I MDEC FOB PUBLICATION • hull tie nub- PROVIDED TK*t lh ■Kovitltn FIIITHEH Thu hr pnbllcallaa of .-T I < Il li.V-L notice nr sa t: D. IT. Hriitol DBDZ* FOB PUIlI.ICATIOh- ORDER FOB FVBUCATIOR. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. FRANK SAGE Mr. and Mra. Lloyd OMklU enter­ Della Weeks to her home there tained their brother. Ear) Gaskin, and family of Jtoyal Oak last week FAIR LAKE. also Ben Gaskill and wife of ComA baby girl wm bom Thursday Hock. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carnell. Mra. Melissa Tinkler Is spending Mrs. Myron Mason gave a shower lhe week with friends at Battle I mn U! afternoon In honor of Mrs. Creek and Bellevue. Mr. and Mra. Harold Conklin have Russell Tolles. Many lovely gifts moved to Bedford and Alfred Hom were given the bride. and family have moved to Hastings. Mtes Blanche Goldsworthy and Mrs. Eva Striker of Athens visit­ brother. Maurice and friepd. Ar ed at tlie home of Mr. and Mra. 8. A. thur Long brake of Battle Cr?ek and Wertman Saturday while her son 11Porter Knowles and family of near and wife were at Hastings having !Hickory Corners were visitors al returned their- grandmother. Mm.' Lottie oollister's Sunday, Sensational IMEIIR Mt-TVAI. FIRE INRUN. PHONE 2515 WE WANT YOU Zcz Know Banking, too T is not tenough for us to know banking; wc want you to know banking, too. I To carry out this idea, wc arc going to discuss publicly, now and then, thc principles of sound banking. Wc shall keep a memorandum of some of the more frequent and important ques­ tions that our customers ask dail thc officers’ desks and thc tellers’ win­ dows, and answer them in these col­ umns for everybody. Wc arc going to do this, so that you will understand thc careful at­ tention wc give to every safe bank­ ing rule, in our efforts to provide thc utmost possible service ana protection for you. National Bank of Hastings Hastings, Michigan Deposits Insured up to $5,000 RAZOR OFFER >EB FOB PUBLICATION. j~_rj~ my of Barry. ■alon of laid eonrt. held CHRISTY RAZOR SOW. THEREFORE t.r WITH MASSAGE BAR ORDER FOR PUBLICATION, Mlldrad fimllh. R»i liter of Probate. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. ALL SET for a Winter of Clean, Healthy Heat The picture above tells as pleasant a story as <!a« be found. You see Mr. and Mra. Citizen happily gazing upon their filled-up coal bin. That means a Winter of dean, economical and healthy beat You, top, ought to fill your coal ®s hearinr. In th* n«w.p*per printed Ml"r»CdP^niilh. Bwteter ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. lew than price of the blades alone Each Razor Complete with CHRISTY BLADES OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION. Now SENSATIONAL—y««. indeed...a genuine CHRISTY RAZOR with the famous MAMAGE BAA which smooths and cbm* the shoe*... Thb 25^ hard-to-reach ipote... get a CHRISTY RAZOR ia thb apechl otfer. Smith Brothers Velte & Company Phaaa 3ZS7 Hastings, Mleh. At all Dealers—for limited time only—Qet yours today loA la tea > rirra by pnblljaltea of a .VmI?*.'/eTh«riS,lte PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE ■'wmI** MU- DjLdoSt HASTINGS B. A. LyBARKER, Prop PHONE 2115 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-11-14.pdf 57a300de599791d64b822c7ca459c209 PDF Text Text LOCAL NEWS Mn. Herbert Calkins u entertain- day afternoon. Sanden’, Ko. Broadway. Friday, having it please get In communlca- The November meeting of the Altoft P. T. A. will be held Friday. Nov. 18. Supper at seven. Bring buttered rolls and one other dish. How to get a pint bottle of LlncoWaah. a wonderful water softener and disinfectant and stain-remover. Na told In the Rosevale Market adv. The regular meeting of the Amer J lean Legion Auxiliary will be heldLthls week Thursday evening at the kegion rooms. It is hoped there may me a good attendance. I The council voted to clean house ptday evening—that is they voted ■tat the sidewalls and ceilings of ■e council rooms should be washed. ■ was decided that those owing the ■ty for water should be the work. ■Mrs. Vcm Haywood, who was tak■ suddenly HI last week Is some ■iter at Uris writing. Callers were ■. and Mrs, Fred Mead, Mr. and ■s. Frank Haywood and family, ■s. Charlie Liraver. Mrs. Stanley ■inert and Miss Marlon Nash. ■The new A. K. Frandsen store re■’ts a splendid business during the ■t week. Busy shoppers win nnd ^B*e a fine stock of new merchan■e attractively displayed and new ^■ds arriving dagy. There will 6P. al announcement of new goods descriptions and price quota. An experienced corps of sales e will extend every courtesy to who call, nnd readers of this • are urged to read the merdlslng news Mr. Frnndsen haa lem each week. OBITUARY. Ham Charles KnlfTen, youngn of Robert and Ivah KniiTen. cm January 26. 1020 at Ponater moving to Jackson where sided but a short time. When 4 eight years old he moved to Scallty, where he remained un­ death. Nov. 7. 1034. Billy was f patient sufferer and always cheerful word for everybody. «h the long months of sutTerU disposition was always the [uncomplaining. Billy leaves to ► mourn besides his father and hr. one brother Richard, and a [Florence, a grandfather. Will L and many relative* and b. Billy wifi be greatly missed b schoolmates and neighbor­ In general. |k)tis one from us is gone. | we loved is stilled. Is i* vacant In our home, ' I never can be filled. try as speaking "straight le shoulder." Further in the ; it was "Straight from the One more'stage of descent I have been ventriloquism. ATE ■ 2244-2557 (ov. 18th IOV. 18 and 19 6*8 CLAUDETTE TRA St PATHE NEWS EVENTS WILCOXON IAIN MATINEE SUNDAY ^T 1:66 P. M. until death ly mornng. HBH^WBeedHy and’wellundTrBhafcr altcnde^he^Early Bird" the direction of Mrs. Ida Curperifer.' breakfast at Allegan, which opens aav^ul* Members are urged to co-operate their community chest drive. Thlr-;ahc, had b®e" . 7 . Adv«nUat; in this as far as they are able. Do- ty-five men were present. They willifPd, ,.c, f“,owed teach ing of nations for the bazaar will be'follow a plah similar to the one used ’“l '“*• brought in at the next meeting, in Barry Oo. during the Boy Scout sn' WM “ devoted wife and mother which will be held at the home of-drive fur funds. an.d a,‘ exceptional woman in> all Mrs Hazel Nash. Nov. 22. , • • • f ways, dotag more than her share ----------------- -----------------------Albert Dykstra accompanied three *l,ayi of ,alndne« and helpfulness Fancy, Michigan Fed Rootteri Roa»t One, You’ll Like Ji 18c Pork Sausage ’We have purchased a well bred herd of prime, com fed native cattle, Barry County’s Best. Hamburg Steaks "sti: Ground Beef ». 18c B. 15c FresA Ground Spare Rlbe Ham Ends Smoked Picnics 25c 2 it- 25c ». 15c Juicy and Shanklett, lb. £C FELDPAUSCH MARKET A-G STORE Phone 2272-We Deliver A-G STORE DEATH OF HENRY FISHER. Scouts to Ann Arbor on Saturday Henry Fisher.aged 79. died at where they ushered at the Michigan The **!“„■?. onc. daug:. rLMt?~ his home on East State Road on —Wisconsin game. Mr. Shafer had I rT.nc<i Kllp ,r. .?£ Creek. Monday, having been 01 for several charge of the ushers from all the “ld u‘rcc A ,1 ,h!ee "‘f* weeks with gangrene. He is survived Battle Creek area, there being 66l‘cn’- Mrs. Millie Butqjph ?ar1’ by a son. Lyle.FlAher, and n brother, iScouts. tcn= Mrs^ Emily Wickham of KalaThpmas Fisher, of Hastings, a । ... I ma zoo; Mrs. Grace Colwell of Bat­ grandson. Max Fisher, and other A committee has Lecn appointed! 2*, ,CrelfcLUye^ ,7>tVc,r*' an5 relatives. Funeral services are being to arrange for a district Scout rally ra.gnr. nd, M’rlon arY* Frank held this Wednesday morning at some time before Christmas to dis-1*r,*nt,i °f S. 8Vf'US; T.hC ten-thirty at the Walldorf! funeral cuss activities for the coming year. ,5 , *“ "e , aLC^,1?n Cen^*r home. Rev. C M- Conklin otBclat- The meeting will be in the High wKh lnlcnnent in the Fuller comb­ ing. Interment in Riverside cemc- school gym. preceded by a parade. [tcry __________ te° ----------------- -----------------------DEATH OF AGED MAN. EXTENSION GROUP NO. X FISHER P T. A. ! Mr- anti Mfs Frank Annable re- ' The first meeting of Extension The Fisher P. T. A. was held Fri- eelved word on Sunday of the death; Group No. 3. was held in the Comtlay night, November 9. and the pro- ,hat morning of her grandfather, munity room of the National bank, gram was very enjoyable. The Wol- Hiram McCroery. aged 96, an in-1 Nov. 6. verine Woodbuzzers from He Ming* mate al lhe Soldiers’ Home. He is. The leaders. Mrs. Ivah Wininger played several selections. survived by two daughters. Mrs. and Mrs. Rose Oldiey. presented a Mr. Cascaden. the 'Scout Master Monrc<‘ of Lansing and Mrs. Hop- ■ very interesting and instructive lesbrought several boys out to give kuu °r Detroit, ttfree sbns. Sherman, son on remodeling of haU and us a talk on the good of Scout train- Hol*ud and William of Lake Odessa, gowns Ing The boys also gave a demon- abo el«ht grandchildren, thrte 1 Mrs. Mary Cowles was elected new Stratton on First Aid. a very de- Kreat-grandchlldren and two great- vice-chairman, and Mrs. Luana ious lunch was served great-grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. > Townsend recreation chairman for ■ <a> Annable. and son, Charles Annable, the ensuing year. HOSPITAL* GUILD NO.~K altefKied tfie funeral on Tuesday, —------------ -♦» ■------Mrs: GuV Bauer*. Mrs. John Woo- a<t'™»n a* o'clock at the, PENNOCK HOSPITAL. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rogton and Mrs. Frank Carruthers will holers Home. S'uffSJr? S'KaTcyX' M E. Thorn 8t. Claire Trevor < Wild Gold FEATURE NO. I With Pat O’Brien, Glenda Farrell, Claire Dodd PARAMOUNT NEWS EVENTS AdulU 15c; Children 16e < WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, NOV. 21 and 22 < From FICTION to FILM... PAULINE LORD “Mrs. Wiggs <>f th. Cabbage Patch” __ «paaiBtaai Ncraat Evelyn VENABLE KENT TAYLOR Eddie Foy. Jr.. Remedy Hit—BENNY FROM PANAMA" And Pathe New* Events Admits 25c; Children 16c FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOV. 23 and 24 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM With “Pat" Pateraoa, Robert Mundin, Chas. Starrett, Gordon Westcott FEATURE NO. 2 The Dragon Murder Cage MAMIaUmcENSES. Bauer on Wednesday evening, sen- “u8° la v 10 rrad,riofc Ing a dessert bridge at six-thirty ■ >C a’ Co,e’ c ly ‘••Fuhr. Route*5. Hastings, a-toy. on clock. , John Bryans. Baltimore 26 •. November 13. ------------ 1 «»» * Velma M. Btrimbeck. Baltimore 20 --7—------- --------- -CIRCLE NO. 4, Paul M. Nagel. Prairieville 21 .TfkP S" Will meet Wednesday afternoon. Hasel L Calthrop. PralrievlUc . 31 S X^2uv John Hoevenau. TUESDAY, NOV. 20 — ONE DAY ONLY whU® ,lvln« at BatU1! Creck' Urn ...... “ IKSSt&XS Nonna Rowley. Hastings .........25 upon Connecticut’s nutmeg. z ▲ MlbVni Ai*’ November Mlh, a Bock ta T1|E <tu HIDER Serial In Fifteen Epbatai MATINEE ONLY. Matinee starts at 3:M P. M/nch KatunUy. SPECIAL—Al! chHdrrn under twelve vvvviwyfvwvvmwrFm1 „ �THI HASTINGS BANKER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1934 i session a law which provided that 442. E- P, 445, total 487. District No. Mrs. Beatrice Flegal and children ;ln school districts, where the as­ 2, frl, P. 8. F, 837. E. P . >46, total of Kalamazoo spent Friday night sessed valuation of the district was and Saturday at H. Woodman’s. comparatively small, and so made $27 total |44. DUtrict No. 4. P. S. F., Mr. and Mrs. Wamey Kelsey and the school tax higher than the nor- 453. E. F-. 124. total $79. DUtrict No. family visited relatives at Cedar mal tax rate, an Equalization Fund 5. P. S’. P . $37 E. F, $52, total 89. Springs Bunday. should provide aid for such schools. District No. 6 p. 8. F.. 840, E. F.. 827. Mr and Mrs. Geo. Coats. Mr. and ■------------] We will give the amounts to be total $67. District No. 9. P. 8. F., Mrs. Chas. Townsend and Mra and ( • Continued from page one> (Continued from page one) COUNTY TREASURER MAUS distributed in the different districts I $56. E. P.. nothing .total $56. District Mrs. E. G. Smith were among those | ——-------- — ,of each township, so that the tax- No. it. frl., P. 8. F., $27, E- F., $64. who attended the play "Everybody's i He told of one father whom he WILL DISBURSE payer* in those districts can know (total $91. get rid of the saloons because they ■■Here" al Hastings Thursday eve-1 had known and of the time he took are cordially invited to c.ojiiult prL the amounts available to aid tlieir! IRVING—District No. 2. frl.. P. 8. wanted the temptation to drink out ning. THE 0A8H to Interest his boys in things worth schools. If the school tax te al-1F.. $11. E. F.. $82. total $93. District their own way. vately with a trained specialist from th* | We were sorry to hear that Mrs. : while, —especially to give them a ofThere are many people now.who J ready low. so as not to be burden 'knowledge of the great out-of-doors, Orpha Richardson had to undergo Cara Nome Laboratories in New York, who LAST LEGISLATURE ------------------------------------------some and well within Ute fifteen mill 170. DUtrict No- 4. frl., P. 8. P-. (so they could know the life that Is drink in moderation, or occasionally, an operation at Pennock hospital will be here 162. E. F.. nothing, total 462. DUtrict |inthe forest, how to take care of who >re not pleased with the liquor Friday. | . PROVIDED THIS AJD SE traffic as if is being conducted. Some md nut'riTf mA T^ri" p h’v’ fthttwielves while roaming through Willard Demond has been having , . , “ . , . . state. 'But if Ute amount available$6D. District No 9, frl.. F H I .. $184. q woods and not to lose their bear- of them openly sfty so; but tills class। E F. $158. total $342. District No. 11. tather toU hU boyi 1X quite .a serious .time with a, car ­ Help« Schools Crippled by in districts under the fifteen min tax of people largely feel that time - T be -givtn to amend the 11- buncle on his neck but is some bet­ the 15 Mill Tax Lirni'limitation law u not sufficient to frl., P. 8. F.. 852. E- F. $28. total 880 o iove and to ra^t anhn.l and ought-to | * the carry on the schools, then the money District No. 12. frl., P. S. F„ 837. urdhfe.tow to™ raai^toX^n । quor quor ^* law,’ so “ as to to rtla raise, the age limit ter now. Quite a good crowd was present “™’’."lto 21 year*, so a* to compel liquor taiion become* available from the Primary E F.. $27. total $64 JOHNSTOWN—District No. 2. frl. boy* routa not^faU to ptey the pUcej dMe tcn O.dock gla0 > at the L. A. 8. held at the church We are Indebted to Mra. Maude Supplement Fqnd. and on certain P. 8. P, $74. E. P. nothing, total $74 Sey griw up The faSw who on Bundays and legal holidays They on Thursday. Club No. 1 served Smith, county school commissioner, conation* from the Equalization District No. 4. frl. P. 8. F . $31. E P . bovs reBlUe lh>l *“l le6blature ■ a nice dinner. The following offlfor a report of the payments to the Fund­ $40. total $71. DUtrict No. S. frl., P taCSunent^whteh^iU bun«led 1,1 ,tramln« »*»e present law . cers • were elected for the coming Thia staff representative will devote fortjrvarious school districts in Barry *n summary for each s p f p. no tot.1 am nte- u m“,n« ™ investment wmen wm They both. Mr. Lacy, the> year: Pres.. Bessie Woodman; Vice­ county which are enUtied to receive »cbool dl*trict in the county by S .F-’ five minutes to a study of your skin, giving E8*°•"pay huge dividends in character. Pres., Stella Kelsey; Secy., Alma democratic candldat/ democratic for candidate governor --------------------from the State Primary Supple- £*7Uh,l* wlU designate the Jiktoi a?sEpFr *p ’ He <uked hU boy frlend* ln U* you a complete diagnosis and recommenda­ I 'Boulter; Treai, Mae Oversmlth. meet Fund or the Equalization Prlm»ry Supplement Fund as ”P. 8. ?Jntr.CI p’ 8‘ p’’ audience to realize that the finest. and- Governor-Elect Fitzgerald had tion as well as a facial treatment. Fund, sums of money to aid them the Equalization Fund "E. WM^PIPE aRGV&-Dtotrlct No 7 lhe n>ost ‘hrilllng storle* ever wrlt- criticised the present liquor regula­ The church was nicely cleaned on tions and that they would undoubt­ the same day. in carrying on lhe schools. Act 236, P’ , i ten are 1116 stories to be found in Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnum of the Public Act* of 1933. and Act amount* to be pg id to the district* X’ ,8.' v p h* Bible. He told the story of David edly be amended next winter. Some Reservations are limited to fen a day. We 10. of lhe extra session of 1953. pro- designated. tin Snu 8' P 8’ F" 8371 E P" 016 B1Ant Philistine. Goliath. of these men do not like county localI of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert I option. If they felt it was necessary■ Barnum and family and Mr. and urge you to visit or telephone the store now vided additional funds for the [ ASSYRIA—District No. 3. P. 8. P.. they would stand for it again rather Mrs. H. Woodman were callers at no. schools of Ute state, supplementing 850. E- F-, 825. total $75. District No. for an appoihtment coupon. , John Woodman ’ s on Sunday. than submit to an uncontrolled traf ­ V" p2°n p0ttt io8<p l*'llds ot hta own country, had Ynthe Primary School Fund, which has 4, frl., P. 8- F., $34. E. F.. $47. total ™ always been used for that purpose. 881. District No. 8. P. 8. F-. 840. E. F.. Jpklrlet No. 3. frl.. P. 8. F„ $119, E I Bb)cd hlm to conqUer tills giant and fic; but they-believe county local SOUTH MAPLE GRQ.VE. from lhe menace of option does not prevent liquor from There was enacted at the special 1837 total 877/ District No. 9 frl., P. 8. P.. nothing, total*$119. District No. 4. frce 1)ls Mrs. Frank Norton was taken to If.. 855. B. F.. 821. total 870. P ■> lhc Philistines. His reward had not being shipped Into a county; it does PRAIRIEVILLE—District No. 31 3, 1L. _ *Rhat might .have ------ ---been ----------—. not prevent people wiw live in Hie Pennock hospital. Hastings. Friday been cxpect| BALTfMOP.E—District No. 1,. P,. ,frl.. P. 8. F-. 8119, E- F.. nothing, .toj^iead being appreciative <Jt county going outolde to buy it, which and underwent a major operation. S. F., $99. E. F.. $87. total $186. Dis­ ••DUl1r^<> alk A (tone King Saul is a comparatively easy matter with She was returned home Tuesday in trict No. 2. P. 8. F.. $60. E. ?.. noth­ the automobile and good roads. the Hess ambulance and is doing as ing. total $60. District No. 3. P. 8. F„ ousy did not spoil David. Re treated These moderate drinkers or oc­ well as can be expected at present. $36. E. F., $42 total $78. District No. District No. 10. frl, P. 8 F, 145. E. the king with the utmost geqerpalty casional drinkers are the ones who Callers during the week and Sun­ F. 17. total 452. and kindness. Naturally such a will ultimately decide the fate of the day were: Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Ells­ (By B. A. LyBarker) 8100. liquor traffic. If they believe it U as ton of West Vermontville, Mra. Jay RUTLAND—District No. 1. P. 8. BARRY—Township Unit, P. 8. F.. F, >21. E. F.. 462. total 483. District character iiad its reward. David haa grasping and greedy as it was when Hawkins of Vermontville. Mrs. Ella The most wonderful piece of been held from that day to this, in >4329, E. F.. $111. total $440. No. 3. t>. S. F. 144. E. ?.. 445. total the highest esteem by every Jew. Michigan went dry before they will Taylor of Nashville, who is spending madilnery in the world is the ' CARLTON—District No. frU 489. District No. 5. frl.. P. 8. F-. *42. We cannot begin to review this again vote against it in county and a few days with .her sister. Mrs. E. F, 498. total 4140. District No. 6. address. It witf given in the regular state; but they are hoping that the Lee Gould. and Mra. H. A, Doty ten lion than any other machine Chase Osborn way and delighted legislature will make changes in the of Traverse City and Mr. and Mrs.1 employed by mankind. This THORNAPPLE — Township Unit. and helped everyone who heard IL law. H those changes work to the C. J. Rlzor of Battle Creek. , E F.. 412, total 4107. DUtrict No. 9. neglect is inexcusable. P. 8. F , 1756, E. F-. 42735, total $3. ­ public good, then these moderate or P. 8. F.. 451. EF. nothing, total 451. Philomena Pemenl of Battle Creek | He will be welcome to the Brother­ You have been endowed with District No. 12. P. 8. F-. 429. E. F-. 491. hood and to Hastings at any lime occailonal users of stimulants will spent Tuesday night at Prank Nor­ an active brain. You are fully WOODLAND—Township Unit. p. when he can find it possible to come be satisfied. But if liquor makers ton's. capable of thinking for yourself. ,440. total 469. Miss Ila Jarrard of Battle Creek If your better judgment prevails, j CASTLETON—District No. 1. frl.. S P, 4586. E F. 41015. total 41.601. this way again. Mr. Osborn was one and venders get too greedy, they will | YANKEE SPRINGS—District No. f the mO6t helpful and inspira- drive the traffic out of the qbunty spent the week end at home. you will be more intensely con­ 'P. 8. ?., 1483. E. F. 41595. total 12­ f rl p. DSP . . . .__ ___ and the stale by their votes. They b. r. «5. Ft Pr. St? .11. total ■«.; .. .. Gordon Buxton of Banfleld and j cerned about your well being and 078. District No. 2. frl., P- 8. F.. 439. i. in., HASTINGS, MICHIGAN did it once and they can do It again. sister, Mrs. Josephine Cheeseman. E. F.. 414. total 453. DUtrict No. 3. you will give serious thought and They will do it if the saloon or li ­ spent Saturday and Sunday with care to that Important organ of . quor place Is to become the corrupt, corrupt. their aunt. Mra. Tena Buxton, and PINE LAKE. j District No. 4. P. 8. F.. $45. E. F.. $9. your body—your heartThe totals of all the funds were: sons at Cadillac. Nevcr neglect a heart condi­ I total $54. District No. 5. P. 8. F., I Skkenum member, .nd VU1UR. «! u,8- F-. 45.064.00. .nemo Helpbn HU>d Cornet with I n >( f.. U1j Uw U E. F. 47.753.00. to­ | Harold and Marjory Cheeseman $41. E- F.. $32. total $73. District No. P. tion. Consult your doctor. He is tal $12,517.00. Hie cash has been re­ ■spent the week end with their aunt,, the authority upon whom you "J™' “ .mended, nnd unleu Uvoie who sell Mra. Harold Gray, of East Assyria, bunch of pink, purple and white I DUtrict No. 7. P. 8. F, $36 E. F„ reived tram (he eUU b, Count, ]«•», can rely. Sunday visitor* at Mr. and Mra. Treasurer Maus, and will be dU! noon- Tt .............................. — «» “ Harve Chceseman spent Sunday • heather from Glasgow. Scotland. Shirley Slocum were. Mr. and Mr*. 457. total 493. DUtrict No. 8. P. 8. If medicine is required, have ta*en UP there. *' | one day last week. ---■ — enacted. F.. 457. E. F., 482, total 4139. DU- bursed by him to the districts as I। for your prescriptions filled by trust­ stated above. "* some needy families and ar­ Mr. and Mrs. Duff Eddy and sons and Mrs. Homer Rowlader and fam­ rangements were made to fill and worthy pharmacists. of Nashville were Friday callers at MARTIN CORNERS. ing. total 453. ily also Miss Margaret Karrar and Much sympathy U extended to Mr i HASTINGS TWP—District No. 9. This is the fifteenth of a series Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Marshall spent and Mrs. Vernon Karrar in the loss Roland Barry and Paul of Editorial Advertisements to iP. 8. ?.. 445. E- P, 462. total 4107. Sunday with Claude Hoffman and of their baby daughter who was bur­ District No. 10. frl.. P. 8. F, 453. appear in this paper each week. ied. November 2nd. Mrs. Karrar U family in the Dunham district. JS; ,S r”d E. F.. 412. total 465. CopyrlcbL Mrs. Frank Norton received a at the home of her parents. ing this week. | HOPE— District No. 1 P. 8. ?.. Editor of the Banner: I was surely pleased to read your and a article in last week's Banner In re- enjcyeC.. gard to the Allegan fair and our bee held with Mrs. Mr*. Clara Clara Nichols, Nicnois. . . encjUre seeing .. ................................................... ^(e“bSed. u the, «e own Barry county fair. I attended, Mr* [fun* f*""“ wnttinoham was « WEB 512,M FOB BOBU SCHOOLS Option Vote in OSBORN PLEASES Local Barry Co. Should Not THE BROTHERHOOD TMbXZZ Invitation You Monday, Nou. 19 to Saturday, Nov. 24 ( I When your consultation has been completed, you will receive a dol­ lar bottle of Cara Nome Perfume as a souvenir gift from The Rexall Store The MpBt Neglected Of All Machines This Service is Entirely With­ out Obligation of Any Sort. Carveth & Stebbins THE REXALL STORE A Communication GOOD NEWS For Housewives! DAMP WASH YOU can no longer af­ Now, Minimum Bundle 16 !t>, 3c Per Pound. ford to do your washing at home . . . NOW you can save money, health and time. ASK US I Family Waah, 49c KALAMAZOO == LAUNDRY MARIE PARKER SHOP, A«enL CO. Ph. 2318 HOW BANKS Benefit You and Your Community If this community did not have a bank you and your neighbors and fellow citizens would get together and organize one, because banking service is needed here. It would be highly inconvenient, if not impossible, to transact th* business of the community if actual currency nad to change hands every time a sale was made. Then, too, the community is surpris­ ingly dependent upon the interchange of ■ervice* and products with other commu­ nities. If there were no bankr it would take so long to transact business that there would scarcely be any business. You benefit directly and indirectly be­ cause there u • bank in your community. National Bank of Hastings , Haitingg, Michigan ' Deposits Insured up to $5,000 PENNEY'S DOLLAR DRESS EVENT: ,hb““d‘“ iS1^. .e '^ui-usr of iLEr^ the evening, followed by.Wm* until will theynmesee an not nunrowir.it th, Ulr Idn. rttveratan dlwrWn rt . wnih ^wu I whether measures the Uw makers nor are we getting away ........ from the ... 1 a . pot luck >ue»_hj»he«i luncheon whleh was |a ,Uu,Uon or K suilslae. ambition of breeding good livestock. । greatly enjoyed by all. ‘ changes are made they will Not one of the fairs I vtelted this I Robert 'Warner v“”Tru came home on1 ‘or their hands ofi until the time guests ** fall was in a* good a financial con- Wednesday and brought as gueste L.<• wzirlrn COI s when they think it necessary dltlon as our Barry County Agricul-. Miss Ackley,• .I., for—..whom he to act. If and when that time tural Society. 1 Emmet Pelliter and Jeanette Sher­ come*, they will act and they will I was somewhat surprised to note|U’ood all of Kalamazoo. express themselves by their votes, by your article that there is only) The Farmers Club will be 'ntCT- tn a monner so emphatic that It । about $4,000 on hand. If my memo-: ’alned at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. cannot be misunderstood. ry senes me right, when we dU-1 Ernest Hall on Saturday fining, continued holding our fair*, we had 1 The Avery family SP®*}1 tl1® week barrwille. a balance on hand of $5,000 or bet- end at the farm and will not come There was a terrible accident hap­ ter. Tiie interest on that amount again until spring. During the win­ . . . . ... ... ............ ... Imrirnvl'nipn'.l Will t>e pened at the BarryviUc school should have kept up the Insurance ter extensive improvements will be Thursday when little Junior Hull fell and paid for what Repairing has made on the large house and also on a rusty wire while playing ball. the manager's home. been done. Byrde and Dewey Doster, accom­ The wire went in Just above the I admit I was a member of the ex­ eyeball, puncturing the brain. He ecutive board who voted against panied by Clarence Oliver of Plain­ was rushed to Pennock hospital but holding a fair back in 1928. Al that well. are leaving this week to hunt died at midnight. His funeral was time I had ample reason for doing deer in Ontonagon county. Frank held at the church Bunday and he Wales and-Alex Minor left on Mon­ .1 do not understand why Hastings day morning for upper Michigan to could not have pulled a successful be gone during the open season on cemetery. Frank Bates and wife have gone fair this year. Please do not think deer. Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers were to California. I am finding fault with the present Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fewless of Has­ officers. I consider them a fine Bunday guests of the Ixon Wood tings. Rev. and Mrs. Gillette of Gull bunch of fellows and perfectly on family in Trowbridge. Clark Nottingham will spend two lake and Mrs. Grace Brumm of the square but maybe not sufficient­ Nashville called on Mrs. Elizabeth ly interested to compel them to give weeks with his aunt. Mrs. Ctaje Glbbony and Mr. and Mrs. John of their time, from their own busi­ Blackman, while Mr. Blackman gdes Higdon last week. Bunday guests ness, tvro weeks' work in putting a north hoping to get a deer. were. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Higdon fair across. ’ SOUTHWEST CARLTON. of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mr*. May I suggest two men? I have Quite a number from this vicinity Welby Crqckford and children of approached neither of them on the . subject, but feel sure that they attended the funeral of Mrs. Bertha Woodland! Mr. and Mrs- Dale DeVine of ri-rhu RnnH*-. would make good. The success of j. Friend Darby Sunday’ afternoon at Nashville were Sunday guests of his the institution U largely dependent | the AdventUt church. ___ • .kill... and congeniality of *-*——-V parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVine. Mr. .-4 and Mrs. Wai* Walter Johncock upon the ability Rev. and Mr*. J- J. WllUtto enter­ the secretary. Mr. diaries Potto and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Culbert tained their children and grand­ would make a fine secretary. I am spent Wednesday in Lansing. The Dorcas Society met at the children Sunday, celebrating Rev. aware that the Supt. of Speed U ap­ WUlltls seventy-first birthday. A pointed by the board, but I cannot home of Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Usvery enjoyable time was had by the refrain from mentioning Dr. Mohler borne to sew on Wednesday. Miss Ascha Buck spent Saturday following guests. Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ for that position. Those two posi­ son WUlitts and baby and Clayton tions require men particularly fitted in Battle Creek. Mrs. F. A. Pierson of Hastings WUliita of Detroit, Mrs. Stanley therefor. Why not select our directors from spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. WUlitts of Concord. Mr. and Mr*. Chester WUlitts and Jeannette and the different townships? And by all Walter Culbert. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Matthews of Raymond of Lansing, Mi&s Eliza­ means select men who are actually engaged in breeding purebred live­ North Hastings called on Mr. and beth Griffin of Charlotte, and Mrs. stock. Please remember I am not Mrs. Eugene Nichols Sunday after­ Clara Day and three girls. Miss Inez NesblH-and Joe Hickey noon. . . voting for myself. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hale of North were married Saturday morning. Mr. Enough fof Article I. I may feel Carlton spent Sunday with Mr. and and Mr*. Floyd Nesbitt entertained like coming backMrs, Caryl Fuller. Lee Fuller and with a dinner for them Sunday. Robert Martin. daughter. Leona, of West Carlton Best wishes go to the happy couple. Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox- and EAST GUN LAKE ~ called there Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Belle Crawford spent sev­ Mrs. A. M. Gates and daughter. Kenneth spent Sunday with Mr. eral days with relatives at East Cal­ BeUy Elawn, of Grand Rapids spent and Mrs. Verne Hawblit* of Hlghedonia. . the week end with Mr. and Mrs. bank- * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fassett and Hubert Warner left Sunday A. M. Walter Culbert. ’•«» for the north. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shriber and baby spent Saturday night and Mrs. Kenneth Andrews and Carl daughter of Hastings called on Mr. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Max Sheerin were in Allegan Saturday- and Mrs. Frank . Shriber Sunday Griffin of Charlotte. Mr. and Mr*. Herbie Wilcox ac­ on business. Mrs. Edd Dclble re­ evening. turned for the week end. Miss Hasel Shriber and Mr. and companied Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ernest Thaxton and Jim and Neva Mrs. Leo Barry and son called on Hulsebus and Clinton of near Belle­ vue to Lansing Wednesday and at­ spent Sunday at the Ray Crawford Mrs. Nina Barry and family Sun­ tended the big horse sale at the col­ home. . • day afternoon. lege. There seems to be a great de­ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Andrews. mand for horses this fall, two selling Mrs. Edd Dieble and Edna Jean TOWN LINE. at this sale for eight hundred and called at the Will Coins home at Doris and Jerry Bates attended a-1 East Caledonia Saturday evening. birthday party for Miss Joyce Bek- nlnty dollars each. ' 1 Jack Andrews of Plainwell called 'ardt of near Woodbury Saturday. COATS GROVE. on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reahm were The D. O. T. O. Club is being 'business visitors in Sunfield Mon­ held thi* week with Mr*. Alice Karl Bhultes of Lansing spent the day of this week. Chase on Wednesday P. M. week and with Bill Butler. E. 8. Thompson held a sale Sat­ George Slater and friend of Chi­ sing and Mrs. Lepord of Lake Odes­ urday with a large crowd in attendcago spent Hie week end with the sa. were Sunday guests of Mr. and former's brothers, Walter and Au­ ^Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davidson Mrs. Hale Lepord. gust Mia* Lucille Robinson of Carlton and daughter. ______ Portia,_ ___ and J. O. -. was an over Bunday visitor al the Crawford. Jr-, of Kalamazoo and CHENEY DISTRICT. Alvati Tiik.r *’ Tasker hnnw> home. MU* Freda amlih Smith ,n»nt spent Riinrtev Bunday at at Sunday visitors at Frank Hay­ Alvah Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reahm were H. Woodman s. „ wood’s of the Cheney district were, The Sunday School will observe Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Elliott and chil­ Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her­ Thanksgiving with • program on dren of Lowell. Mrs. Minnie Dhoti, man Winkler. Ernest Hough of South Sunfield Sunday morning, November 25, at Mr. and Mrs. Bert Elliott of Irving and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bird and was a business visitor at Albert the time of regular Sunday School Reahm's Saturday. hour. ■on, Arthur, of Freeport. A Great Value Group! 20 Different Styles! Advance Spring Patterns! (THIT'U MAKI LOVELY 01/111) WASH FROCKS 'tV Specially Made for Penney's by a Maker Known for Quality �THI HASTIKOB, BANTOai, WtBNWDAT, NOVDCW 14.1M4 »Wi«rinoi Ranner™^ wnp*£1- e riastingg Danner wUr> who m b,oc °rll by Views and Opinions; o ■ vVliat (JtlteT’S oGy -rWjer» Tammany methods. It is the party in overwhelming' This and ‘That Backward Glances; A "Rehash" of the Bits of Yesterday in Hanover. Ja< ly evefiint. Williams who has bean from asthma severely of apologised taraign diplomat ba overlooked in Election by decay. Republicans with consider- moral many friends in thia county hope I TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Muri DeFoe. 6XVIXTY NINTH Yaak *ble “dead wood" swept aside and a Wk are rery. very bumptious, IC PROGRESS Richard Watkins attended lhe for his speedy recovery. Charles Lunn was called to Rock­ republican state, almost e* ,bo our eouAlns say; -- ---------------------------------- ‘rebirth of Lincoln liberalism to shape , The Century of ‘Progress at Chi-1 We are indebted to Muri DeFoe. J!13^2 ford, Michigan,. Monday by the much ro u Michigan. The repub- And vcry, rery j^thful J^5f*lu!J*i.*t‘i^“U’<K,lts policies Is in a position fundi- cago has closed its doors forever, and j editor of the Charlotte Republican“ if* *}**** PyL going 'death of his father. Wm. Lunn, who ’United ^25’XT'. ”* % |In • Pewcock rort ot many vJk> saw that exhibition. .Tribune for the interesting "elec-*1 h® #peBt lived in that village. —~ mentally more sound than it has to States senate but they did । ■u hr Halt PaatnalS:------------------------------------------------------------------been tn'rears * • r»omp . ... concision of the progress of tion rehash" published herewithrMr. ’ wlth h“ “tcr Miss Florence Mrs. A A. Barber and Mrs. Ar­ totorwl mm to toe home. Bu< t»»i we itoot open their .hore. '1 , . ’ , ’ The century has been given. A thou- DeFoe keeps Ub on political trends „ . we high-hat king and queen, . Mr. Farley has reason to be jubld rs ng0 a ccntury showed in various sections of the state ”om" ,£nd£rMT' wh<2. hV thur Barber of Grand Rapids were there congressmen made it their And the guests of Mr. and Mra. J. C. Bar ­ business tn congress to slam at ev­ Mui throw our money round “01‘™-"«'tant over lhe huge working majori{£Vlh of Chris? to 1834 ol a Targe tat P^Ur of the Brethren church i.n> _w>-ir<no • u»ei. . . ._.____________ _____ i been ixstOT• of the Brethren church ber Thursday. erything connected with the New Where wt know it will be seen. Of »ab«y county. TUUk monthsties his party has established In 'science. invention and education, of community newspapers and a .J"' c“'*c2 “Barn Mrs. Mae Powers and Mlsa Belle Deal They are now retired to pri­ U advancs ------ :—Me d u hf w'have made more advancement than wide acquaintance among state edlWe are proudly self assertive •’Cff.,£M¥tRL£?FTT.A from the birth of Christ, to 1834. tors and leaders of both parties. 1™JUn»* "here he begins his Rogers of Hastings, were guests of vate life. their sister, Mra. A. O- Miller in When anyone attempts to say that And we have a right to be; YKAK IN advance ----------------••-•••-«i.so •l4° much much cause cause for for satisfaction satisfaction over over the the trains teleeranhv teleeraohr. teletele-1i . . . 1 new pastorale Sunday. wiM-tinn Dahb.h ' tin Henry Sheldon. Mix Milton lhe village last week.—Freeport there are no good things about the For we earned our Independence M results of his campaign as reflected phone, automobiles, radios, air..nw,r Herald. New Deal, ha is deceiving himself <r—-------------------------------------- in the popular- vote. planes, and prank ana practically pracncauy all an machinery maenmery prank D. D Fitzgerald's Fitzgerald's fattier father was Mrs. Wattell of Grand Rapids vis­ ADVKKTI8IN0 HATES have come into the picture Magic a member of the state legislature a‘ dj^DUton^? a Whlle wt help our needy neighbora AS THE AIR CLEARS I <™», U“ •»» Utob John t>«tob! M, WU “” b^, J' DUta «> * “» ° C1“* ited her friends here, Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Koevering the first of the to put an end to child labor In this' And their coffers never gorge. AS THE AIR CLEARS of man But what of moral progress? only democratic member. w" ™nd country. They know It was a good We can stand up for our rights. UxNdng campaign The ^«j>f Although there were iv 10 fparties 1AWUUJ back UOCK over urcr the u>c wmpiiAu a ..V aame w. rnirej^-1, Aiuiougii Ultra wvrr “‘ur’ mn Fhward »nH Mr nnd ££ Mr. thing for thfc government to help And we learned at Valley Forge. 1 it is rather amusing to recall manj ! ««y andw!‘h roproscntcd on the ballot only the Ocorge Newton were Sunday guests FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. the banks to meet a very trying sit­ । of the violent statements and wild *!‘ '"r “St ™ «1- ,D!T10cr,U *, ,J^U £**“* of Mr “nd Mra c O- Maywood of • The following are the Jurors uation and to restore public con­ We are very, very youthful. EwMiaUana, la • ward. ' neid neld oi 01 numan human ennauct. conduct, moral weiwet- tered any vote worthy of considers- aim™ drawn for the November term of fidence in banking Institutions. And. perhaps, not always gracious. A,.°son- . . VaUaaa af birtha or uarriajaa will b« accusations hurled from platforms ,,-(are. and character, triumnhs triumphs com- -i-i ,tion | Miss Olenna Doud returned on court: Jesse Allerdlng. Carlton; Jo­ They know It waa a good job when ^oiTua^raVtI«a" e"io"word. or laa* ky speakers who were attempting to parable with those of science?—W. i! Rural Wayne couhty favored FltzSaturday to her work in Kalamazoo. siah Al wine, 4 th ward, city; Henry the government, under President When our neighbors get pugnacious .".j;'.?..-.'“nvcruC“TO •»» “» »■ Barber. Hastings; Walter Barnum, Roosevelt's leadership, prevented lt„d, | h„ mothcr, Mt>. Sol™. Doud. Carlton; Irving A. Briggs. Assyria; the bankruptcies of many leading And we sometimes get let down a word, oaok Sjwro cosoiinc aa a word. At a Republican rally we heard a puc.ie.n-nra 4UNo ramuEauX w“ii t*a“U* babld aa speaker besjnlrch the person o£ Ar­ Elmore Clark. Barry; Henry Ck»e. railroads by loaning them money In our hurried rough and tumble. 2nd ward, city; Henry Collison. Or- j to meet maturing bonds. While But no one has accused us Figures have been— compiled John former chej| t",.-". j« «« --------------------r— at vu.„. S „. Haggerty, -j, — -M— secre-lIches. angevllle; David M. Day. Maple much of the relief work done by the Of ever being humble. -— - - ----------------ears we would have pictured this Lansing which show that Michigan lary oi »Uto *ri<i popular itoto Or-1 MUs Bcutah t,„ rec„,„cd Grove; Ryeraon Dunn. Barry; John ! government is wasteful, and we will JOB PRINTING. have been better off alppak fob oMra. IB able Michigan citizen as a mean. would » — if -■it iiad urr. waa brawn lor re-*l«Uon lo ,p|;n<|j<Uy from hrr recant operation Freeman. Prairieville; Geo Galieton, 'say even harmful; yet no man. re­ W<- arc quite aristocratic NlcMs ju.pn.1 ^0, Cr„k Woodland; Edw. A. Johnson. Irving; publican or democrat, could have In a Yankee sort of way; Micbicaa ana la pre dollar-greedy shyster who liked gone it alone" in welfare relief. The toe Warne county r<»d eommlaalon for the Oral Imo atoec the torma-■ H„ ,mclc Sherman Ftorler. Wm. Joslin, Castleton; John V.'occupied — mw p.r,o lo .o > deaax OOPuaa kindotofeou> book ' . u. average actual relief accorded Mich—“**J the **■ ** — President's chair and- .And our family coals-of-I TLLm M4 job printia* nothing better than to rob poor lgan cjUzMW figures up to <13.42. Uon ot the thtny-nral brairln Mlaa Mead hert to toe home Cammerer. Prairieville; Wm-Krone- allowed Uie hungry to go without ,Are oft allowed to stray. ■ - -------------------------------------------- people of their money by various Michigan Lx charged with 3530,468.- dtatrtct <V. P l. a donacratte wna- „t h„ ,Bler> M„ c]Mc WUcox „„ witter, Rutland; Orren Loomis, food. TO THE GOVERNOR-ELECT. and sundry diabolically clever 95« but only 368.000.000 of that Is tor. John C- Wlckstrom. Norway. Saturday. Hope; John Mate, 3rd ward, city; The people of this country are fed !For we can do without them. n would be BlvUl to merely conurueeured roller. Ibe beUnce U to.ru, was elected. Mrs. Cornelia 8. Perry of Elk Rap- Adam Smith. Hastings; Wm. Stan­ up on the idea of a "rugged individ­ And It won’t at all surprise us Mr5 ton. Assyria; Wm. Stanley. Orange­ ualism" which grabs everything in If we high-hat anybody . ___to „ _ia . (Industry and business got only Outstate one of the largest con- ld3 u thf. gucal o{ hcr gratulate Frank D. Fitzgerald for Not to be outdone In auch sport. $2850ooo; farmers received 3596.- gresskmal majorities was turned in by P Q Sheffield for the week. ville; Hiram K. Stevens. Johnstown; sight without regard to the right* Who attempts to patronise us. betng chosen to the unenviable task an enthusiastic stripling from the , 991 m AAA grant* while 34.799,720 Hoffman <R) oyer Foulkes. incumGardner Potter of Orchard Park, Harry Stevens. Baltimore; James H of the common people. It was time By Bertha Lovelace Stickney. of heading the slate government of 5|de. represented Frank Fitz- were taken out of Michigan in proc- bent democrat in the 4lh district. N Y. came Saturday for a visit Tomlinson. 4th ward, city; Philip that a halt was called upon the av— ------------- . »■ - . , . taxes. While T^c importation of apple* luu Michlgan during the next two years. gerald M an incompetent, lenorant. easing ^ c^ W hlle this has been Hoffman 44318. Foulkes 31.123. a^th hl# cOUJlni. o F antl W. N. Tranck, Castleton; Fred Wagoner. arice and greed of the ma*terful federal taxes taxen taken from during „ . , .... , m . 1 going on reaerai -to. ths DePriest , (colored) went down in Chidester • Woodland; Ezra A. Wilson. Yankee lew »ho have bwu Abla to nto doubled In Great Britain — He is faced with a Job that will tax dishonest jellyfish who was a pup- Mlch|gah have jumped from 354 - the democfhtic sweep In Chicago; in ( ’ Springs. control of the big Industries and the last 10 yean, the gain being attrib­ to the limit his intimate knowledge ^t jn the-hands of crooked political ooo.000 in 1933 to 397.000.000 in 1934 the first Michigan district Rox- TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY, Mrs. Florence Bowne and daugh­ transportation lines of this country, uted to lhe -eat more fruit" cam­ of state affairs and his ability to tosses. These figures are taken from the borough, colored and republican. Mrs. Cora Estes, of Van lyert. O-, ter. Frances, of Allegan and Miss and were fattening their pocket­ paign work in harmony with squabbling As n matter of fact Judcc Lacv is ,Uea and "* are absolutely correct • — was beaten by Sadowski, incumbent was in the city last week to see her Mae Miller of Lansing attended the books out of what had become vir­ Tom Tnm Conlin mniin in Crystal r«rv*tai Falls Dla-1 Ionia. Governor Green's home mother. Mrs. Eliza Cherry. faction* and cliques. We wish him a keen-minded student of Michigan ^\'r wedding of Mrs. Grace Clark Tues­ tual monopolies. It must be remem­ because workers are careless aboul I county, re-elected with one excepc. E. Waite, superintendent of the day. . bered that the great majority of the grease, but because they attract all success in putting through a ana|n and an authority on taxation ition all present democratic county Michigan Stale Telephone com­ Mra. J. 8. Goodyear and MUs Ger­ people of the United States have more attention that way. I officers pany of Grand Rapids was in lhe trude Pendergast •SOCIAL JUSTICE?" program that will Inspire a greater who has as humanitarian a political visited Louis an education. It may not be com­ . degree of respect for and confidence philcaophy pnuosopny as any maiviauai uiv Just so long as folks think they ', Cass ——... did much the same thing, city Wednesday. Goodyear at Ann Arbor last week. plete, but it is sufficient fbr them individual m in the Crane County Texas, has ths Irara Pr.nir PltMeralrt has a knowl- '<*" make a living without workbig. elected democrats to county offices ------ --------------------------to see lhe Injustice of a situation smallest population of any county tn stale government than ha* exi*t- ,state. Frank Fitzgerald has a knowl paying their justly incurred I but voted republican on state and , the guest of Mr. and Mra. FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY that allows three per cent of the in the United States. A recent cen­ ed during the past few years. Mr. edge of state government gained debts and nnd a government that congressional offices. JVandercook over Sunday. Messrs. Dan and Eldyn Reynolds population to secure control of nine­ sus there revealed only 31 inhabi­ Fitzgerald s election is not alone a from more than twenty years of ac­ will invent some sort of self-opcratJimmy Frey, Battle Creek, popular | Mrs Alex Morrison and baby­ have returned from an extended ty per cent of the nation's wealth, tants. tribute to his popularity. Rather it ttual experience and during that Ingold age pension, unemployment secretary of the republican state i daughter of Elk Rapids are visit- visit to their parents in New York through the big bonks, the big In­ insurance, and other devices which ^central committee, was re-elected to,mg her uncle. H. H. Lewis. "Promise yourself that you will state. surance companies and the skillful may be interpreted a* a mandate to •time has served in numerous offices call for no self-sacrifice, application, the legislature from the western । Saturday Mrs. G W. Perry of Elk 1 cut out costly experiments in govM. Oardenier and family of Au­ manipulation of proxies. It might keep so busy about your work that with rare efficiency. Any fear that lie thrift or industry, we will continue Calhoun district 7089 — to «< 5689 O. hum. k> for,Rapids, visited her sister. Mrs. F. « burn. N. Y-. y . are spending a icw few aayr. days as w wcu ell be oe understood that tnat the me peo- you will forget yesterday’s failures.* enunent and to curb frivolous ex- could । be manipulated by party to drift downward as a people. Lust­ Lockwood. | Sheffield. Sunday Dr. and Mrs in lhe city with A. H- Loveland and ‘ pie of the United SUtes propose to —Roy L Smith. The state administrative board Sheffield accompanied by Mra. Perry wife. may------label these things penditures. He has almost unlimited bosses । was largely dispelled when he ful — politicians - --------------------... -------.change that situation. If the rug­ continues democratic 4 to 3 land the doctors mother, motored to Dr. Burton pays he will gladly in-1 ged Individualists lack sense enough opportunities to make a name for told them all where to head In at a.^ocialiJusUtw.-’but to Ernest E. Faircloth <D>. Cheboy-, Battle Creek and ate dinner with vest 310.000 in new stores on SUte ■ to read the signs ot the limes, they more like a perpetual motion device. himself as a great administrator; recent : Republican convention. To We all of us want the best possible gan, who defeated Speaker Fred Mr and Mrs. George Sheffield. The street when the new railroad is a, are in for experiences that will not and confronting him are obstacles tthe credit of both candidates It can distribution of the good things of Ming two years ago was re-elected , latter is a daughter ‘ of Mrs. **-----Perry cerUinity. Hastings Is holding back.' be pleasant Both upper peninsula congressmen,,,_..J and aniece of Mra. Sheffield. at least as formidable as any gov- 1be said that they, themselves, kept life among the most people, but If Barry county U not prospering as it ----- * ' - *for — — -----------• toi Fortunately Michigan and Uth and 12th districts are demo-1 " Mrs. Flora B. Rcnkes gave an ad­ should, all because we lack the rail­ Senator Vandenberg, he will go back ernor in the history of Michigan has the campaign remarkably free from we destroy the source of high stand. before the Ladies' Aid Society road facilities a progressive people to the senate as one outstanding re­ ords of living—individual initiative crats. Brown imd Hook; they live dress faced- Any honor and distinction he personalities. । —we will only have lower standards. at the extreme ends of the penin- in the Warner chyrch. Prairieville, should have. The business men of publican leader who has not been' may gain will be well earned. So we , One of the best <or worst) exam- If ______ Saturday evening on "An Hour In Charlotte and Battle Creek are discredited by the election of 1934. > we destroy the springs that make Rome" many of ---her expecub, offer to the governor-elect our sin- pies of "crocodile tear" shedding we income possible from which to bay -----tgiving .. .......... , — .... - piuojKiuqi prospering lai far uuv>'. above our .™... own. — be- He will go back with a mandate iences, during her trip abroad last cause they have competition in from the people of hi* state to sup­ cere congratulations and hope that'hare ever seen was the manner tn Hhese fine thlngs^nalurally we, can(summer. Mr and .Mrs c W Clarke' (rclght, farmers around those port every proposal made by Pre*!bc may enjoy the same degree of which certain Republican speakers and daughter Kathryn accompanied cnjM are making money rapidly. dent Roosevelt which commends II-' they cost money and somebody will success and esteem in this new office ■ moaned" over the fate of “poor old have to pay We must not be bebecause they have an excellent home self to his judgment, as wise and that he did as secretary of state. . Bllf" Comstock tn being so treach­ gulled by that sort of sophistry We market our tradesmen pay all they Just, and offering some hope of re­ i THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY IT IS better to suf­ can afford to. but lack of competi­ lief for this country. He ha* an erously knifed by his former good ate In more than grave danger of it 1 fC H Thomas relumed from his today.—Dowagiac Dally News fer wrong than to MISUSE OF TAX MONETY. |friend, advisor and ally. Arthur Lacy4>eakmg tour in northern Michigan tion In freights is what keeps prices equally strong mandate to go back here below those of towns with rival to Washington and oppose proposals do it. and happier In our opinion the heads of staUiAs A lhatter of fact before the cam­ Friday. He spoke in Eaton county THE RELIEF BURDEN that, in his Judgment, are not wise railroads. Saturday flight. and wound up the to be sometimes departments and bureaus were paign started these same speakers and will not work for the good of' ^1 —— ------ - ------. Here are the authentic figures on cheated than not Jo wrong in demanding that their sub- would have agreed that Comstock federal relief cost In August of 1933 the whole people. ried Saginaw, the home county of We hope he will go farther than ; ordinates electioneer on state time, made so many bad blunders that he the number of individual on relief trust.—Johnson." both candidate-s. by 17 votes, but lost that. We hope he will get the re- I Thort U no rouon why tot Itato .marwtM htasoK. jwoi. IS mlltau. nurlM to- Bn.-, ! all the other five counties In the dis ­ iircir is no . । great year of recovery the relief । , publican minority in both houses of । large should help to finance any poThere are times wnen we wisn Joa(J waj down to what? trict. congress together to agree on some Emil Hurja. pride of Crystal Falls ,„t _ _ ___________________ The nation-wide election held No- course in congress that will not be | litlcal campaign. Tax money is paid that jxilltlcs was (or were) not mired 1 Guess again. In August ot 1934. 18 and flrst.aide to Democratic Nation; | vember 6 amounted to a practical that of a scolding critic, but will | t to support public institution*- not so deeply In in a morass of buncombe. buncombe, millions were on the federal relief al Chairman Farley, a'dded luster to, endorsement of President Roosevelt, offer constructive policies, r.iwxnr nniiti«i fnrt.mM nr ■ . 1 - - 4-=.-. =—= j list, an increase of three million*to further the political fortunes or, TRIBUTE. Since April of 1934 (here has been an ills reputation as a forecaster of na- (while we do not believe It can be recognized the country over A FINE TRIBUTE. lional elections as Tuesday's results' construed as an approval‘ of • — all •-* he was Senator Vandenberg's ins E ambition of any party or office bold-. increase of sometiilnR less than one 1 1 became settled. He was especially has done, there is no mistaking the upon the Insurance of bank deposits. I l It is no secret that Postmaster I mjiiion because ot the drouth That! =•Ignace General Farley would to have I leaves a net increase of about two ■ suia. Brown at St and Hook accurate In like hi* predictions of sena ­ fact that the voters, from coast to against the wishes of both repub- I torial seats and missed but two. He : at Ironwood Both are lawyers. * '* J “* * ”* coast, were disposed to give him full llcans and democrats in Ute east. , had Senator Arthur Vandenberg de-1 million. WHAT THE VOTE SHOWS. ( government has1' L. C Cramton In the Tuscola-La­ laid positive cialm to the Repuollcan opportunity to carry out his poli­ which brought to a successful issue ', General feated more than any other candiThe ,w,eral Although reached the point of realization tiiat peer judicial circuit and Paul Chase f.eaU held in Ohio. Maryland. West cies. If they shall work for .the his fight for public confidence Jn j % Farley has reason to feel satisfied date running for re-election. This it can not continue carrying the re- in the Hillsdale circuit, both repub­ Virginia. New Jersey and Missouri. good of the* country and prosperity the banks There are other quesProbate Judge Waldo J. Curtiss of shall return, there,can be no ques- ■ uons which loom up on the pollu­ f. with election results, his swan song desire was so strong that he even even Uef burden Federal officials want to licans won; both must stand (or reras ao Isabella county was re-elected with tion about Mr Roosevelt’s success |cai horizon, where the efforts *bf the ?F over the Republican __ Ml. 11 Unr. party appears sent his right hand man. C... Emil Hur­ place the burden back onto the nom inatlon and re-election in the 4329 to 2883 for hl* Republican op- at the polls in 1936 Should they j republicans should be tor cnnstrucspring. . , ls; somewhat premature Judged from ja, here to assist in the downfall of . states and counties Federal relief is — tov panent. Jos. Schnitzler. Mt Pleasant fail to work, should the economic | ivc legislation, not merely to be a Lake county. Judge Lacy's boysinking ot its own weight The gov­ the manner In which Republican Michigan's junior soIon. Campaign ernment has found that getting onto hood home, turned tn 1143 for Lacey attorney and well known over MiclU* situation become worse instead of 1 bunch of critics of what the Presl>gan. All *“ -------the other -offices were cap- better. । there will be such resentment dent proposes. We are hoping that > candidates were mowed down, the money was spent lavishly In the the relief rolls is a popular pastime. and 1192 for Fitzgerald expressed two years from now as will under the wise leadership of SenaNext spring the republicans will tured by the Republicans g sentiment of the country Is over- state and all the possible pressure of iWUl the practice of pruning lhe Representative Joseph W. Byrnes not only wipe out the tremendous tor Vandenberg the republicans in popular? What do you regain the pole pjsition on the bal­ p. S whelmlngiy for the New Deal; a potent federal and state bureau- rolls prove lot through electing the lieutenant of Tennessee, majority leader in the majority of 1932. but also the heavy congress may be directed away from think? judged from the popular vote, which cracy was brought to bear. This was | ] Here'« something else for local governor, the last democratic legU- house of the 73rd congress, will be democratic majorities given in 1934. fault finding about everything the after all is the best index, the re- a tribute to Mr. Vaodenberg; a a!' authorities to ponder The federal lature changed the office from *cc- elected speaker to succeed the late The republican parly cut a very president suggests, and may show, B suit is by no means so conclusive. recognition of the fact that he is ■retary of state to lieutenant gover­ Henry T Rainey of Illinois. In this sorry figure in the nation on No-1 a cp-operatlre constructive spirit event. Representative William B vember 6. Senator Vandenberg waa, when hU suggested laws seem wornor g Two years aga. for example, one of the most able and influential Bankhead of Alabama, now chair ­ Only two republican office holder* pracllcally the only republican, thy of -support and promise to be ■ Roosevelt received about 23 million members of the Republican party. ____________ left In Wayne <not including aneriu sheriff 1 ni!U“ °f U)C n*lra committee, would member of the U 8 senate who, helpful to the county-. We hope a recount! Probate 'needed Mr.-« Byrnes floor --------leader received his state's endorsement of they niay work out a real platform votes to 16 million for Hoover Last Mr Vandenberg ha* never been a which is tn u. t .cccunt. - - ----------------------as - -------Judge Edward Command, who was 1 under the seniority rules. his course in the senate. The re- of principles for which the party g week the popular vole (or the Dem- bitter opponent of the New Deal. In re-elected last week for a sixth term Congressman Carl E Mapes <R>, publican party tn Pennsylvania.' can afford to stand in 1938 and in “ ocratlc candidates was 14 million, fact such Independent Democratic and John C Oowan. auditor, who of Grand Rapids, veteran member of Connecticut. Rhode Island. New future years. If their platform shall g and for the Republican. 11 million journals a* the New York Times and faces a campaign next spring the House of Representatives, was Jersey. West Vlrgnina. Ohio, Indi-,offer hoptf that the common man > The actual majority favoring the । the Detroit News have applauded his The new senate will be made up of elected over Attorney Thomas Mc- ana. and . . Missouri _ seems . a melanwill ­ be benefited without attempt­ the »•"*”- by •» “ closest margin •in ­ his choly while in Michigan cnoiy wreck; wrrcs, wnue micnigan jejv- ing lng laws that tnat will work economic 8 New Deal has thus declined from.7 Intelligent, constructive criticism ot Tiiat will fall tack to the state. 21 republicans and eleven democrats Allister. Michigan needn't worry about ad- twenty-two years as congressman publicans not only re-elected their harm and injustice to this country. t million to 3 million since 1932 administration policies. Therefore it counties, townships and cities and MdAilUtcr was ahead of Congress ­ M>naLor but hut they tiiev also secured eleven they thev will *411 be doing rtnln. a > real r»«l service. urvtro • S Somewhere along the line there has is probable that lhe basis ot Mr Far- wont it be fun for an elective offi- mintstrative friction at Lansing, man Mapes in the city precincts, senator, of the seventeen members of con­ clal. Fitzgerald -next to bfelng the master The Banner was pleased to read f.. .been a low of 9 million Democratic ley'svigorous opposition Iles in the Papa is a nice man when he is political! in Michigan is the state's but the vote of the rest of Qje fifth gress. making a net gain Ot five In the , comment of Representative ? votes and about 5 million Republl- fear that Mr. Vandenberg U potent dolled up in. Santa Claus whiskers best diplomat district carried the election for the congressional delegation. They Hamilton Fi*h, of New York, a reSenator Felix Flynn <R>. je-elect- Mapes. also were successful In electing gov- publican survivor of the Roosevelt; Juat Received Some can votes. Willi such a decline in presidential material for 1936 Un­ and is passing cut gifts but when Vermont. North Dakota. Maine. enior and nearly the entire state landslide, who declared Wednesday. the old gent takes off the whiskers ed. was prominently mentioned for ; popular interest as this, the total less the temper of the country More Blue Boucle and beckons hi* son toward the auditor general for months, one of Delaware and Michigan were the republican ticket. , When one re-1 of last week that "the unmistakable only states of the 32 eletting U. 8 members G vote came far short of landslide pro- changes considerably within the woodshed there u a certain glamour lhe places won by the'democrats, that Michigan was carried uLKU-n ... —mandate of the election Is that the | ------ k— t portions. In other words 14 million next two years, r.o person in the lost Federal relief officials are too Albert J. Engel iR». who defeated Senators this fall to return re­ by Roosevelt only two years ago by republican party must humanize publicans. Senator Johnson. Califor ­ Beautiful, all wool fabric nearly 12SfiOQ- majority, and that and liberalise Its policies." ;■ peopie who voted. two years ago country will be able to make a stand smart not to know it —Ingham Congressman Harry Musselwhite in County News the 9th, has been a perennial candl- nia was nominated by both republi­ Governor Comstock had even more, I "The old guard reactionaries, " Mr. and in a splendid S 4 Q-50 ft failed to do so last week. This Is against Roosevelt The postmaster can and democratic parties. Senator it can be seen that Michigan this Pish said, "were slaughtered by the ----date for the republican nomination new model IO equal to the entire popular vote re- general, however, was -taking no SCANDAL NEWS starting back when the late Con- LaFollette, formerly republican, was year Lx outstanding. voters all over the country. The 9 ceived by the Democratic party, chances and wished to crush the Why do so many newspapers play gressmari McLatlghlin was still a elected-as an independent and New What ‘accounts for thia overturn republican party must re-affirm its Mexico is still in doubt with Cutting In such rock-ribbed republican early principles, enunciated NEW ARRIVALS in by! ;• What was the reason? Apathy? Un- opposition before it arose. Nelerthe- up” me marital difficulties of member ot the lower House, • Ous" Hartman, long ... republi­<Ind. Rep * leading in unofficial re­ Siam states u as *Pennsylvania and Connec- Abraham hmioj,,• sum Lincoln, that human 1 ► certainty? Lack of sympathy with less. Michigan stuck to Vandenberg. wealthy or prominent peapie? Well. Young Men's perhaps the best reason is that so can legislator from — ‘ Houghton county turns. Ucat? Why was a majority of 400.- rights are superior to property < one party or the other? One guess many oi their readers like t> read and the rrxxt likely candidate for Senator Vandenberg's Michigan Q00 rolled up for the democratic sen- right* and that labor 1* prior to cap.... about it And do they like to read majority is greater than the four . Is a* good gs another At least WARNING HAND speaker if the republicans had con­ ator In Ohio, and well toward 100.- ital." U ”?* """P U other straight republican senators 000 for a democratic senator in Init Is u >unic*i>a. M ui a a cotooMenc? cwuciuciicv I** .. ......... ■ 1•’ . . . e>'' Sd; trolled the House, was beaten Mr. Fish declared that "the leadthese 14 million voters constitute an .... _.hir.h dlslically perhaps, like to learn that The defeat of Senator David A combined. fabrics; Oxfords diana. over 100.000 for the demo- erahlp of the republican party in the element of doubt oh which neither that the state which gate birth to olhers besides themselves have Fremont with two state candidates eralic senator In Missouri and about last few years has been hopelessly Reed. republican stalaart side can rely. the Republican party should be the.trouble? Yet. on sober reflection, is Pennsylvania, leaves Couzcns on lhe ticket did a fine job qT vote 75.000 against Senator Hatfield In Bourbon and In certain state* domlConsidering the fact that the Re- only one tn the Union to raise a this even suffident excuse to Michigan and Bronson Cutting _. splitting Fry (Di for state treasurer West Virginia? nated by wealth and special privi-, from the ' publican party had rery scanty hand in warning against "sled ’human jearnings * " better New Mexico as the respective rank­ had 344 over Isbtster <R) and At­ Il is easy for one to find the cause lege. No amount of progressive Up 1 ' fund* with which to finance the length" acceptance of the New Deal. things in life?—George Averill, ing Republicans of both the finance wood iRi for secretary eg state had If he loooks for it. The principal ■ service from reformed reactionaries 'Birmingham Eccentric. 501 over Wilson <«>. <Dl. -' and military affairs committees. .««. stock In tryle ot republican sens- out of sympathy with the rights and 1 campaign while Mr. Farley had the The Michigan vote Is not so much' — . -w-r-----------------The complete control ot Congress The state board of auditors, secre- tors who represented these states pirns of lhe people, will public treasury, the lure of patron- a repudiation of the entire Roosevelt1 • largest wood P*lf in the world । by .raU will m ,ke the by the dtnKx democrats make the popo- t*rx UrT « of state, state. state steU lrea*urer treasurer and and was denunciation of the President deceive the voters." - age and the control ot an Intricate program as it U a protest against niiU in h“c*1 can'l“‘9n ‘n 1936 one of superintendent qf-public instruction and everything he had proposed in' ---------------- ---------------• .nd IM..UW », totoUA to. -.toHtoto.,- HtotbtoU .HUh. 7S? StoS to the way of remedial legislation. In Th- oldest frame house tn lhe I I«-UUU< neiwura o. pumicumcuwui .luul, the of a Urge Iron company j’h Oreen <R) was named by 1~mi «u«. United states is believed to be the departments and hnrM.u bureau* at hU Postmaster Portmastcr General Fariev Farley is Is atat-,would stretch nnt out for IM 103 mile*. The ., thJ e . boSrd of canvwira aa reprwen- «-ral lhe *T^aMba ... Deltacodniy wuuiy d Apartment* 1 would «treteh pn dies to propoM at an. but thought Fairbanks House tn Dedham. Mass 1 command; and also considering that tempting to bring the entire coun- l»wd is to be used in making char- U[lve {nxn Green* selection, which strongly supported Stack <D) they cSuld ride into power by being It was'built in 1636. The timbers Republicans lack lack strong strong central central trjr try into Into political political subjection subjection and and a , „ , , after recording of a tie with Demo- giving fpfn 7514 to 3749 tor Brack- "agin" the administration. Republican* a IcOal' ■ bricks, and tile were Imported imported from . John _ In ... the w...- past the republics. republican party Wntolton/I England, In in 1633. for AM. the __ construe। ;• leadership and a definite, construe- gesture of disapproval at costly govJames Monroe came within one cral- — — Bcptt. Sr., narrowed the’ett. -■ lower house seats to a| John Luecke. Escanaba aiderman. *has — ’been —i a constructive party, a tian of this house, in which members , live program, the surprising thing is emmental experiments that are,ffloral college Tote of being eleeRepublteans now have ' carried 5 of the 7 counties in lhe building party, not Just a fau!t-fiad>-------------------tTO1 lur lived for 368 of the--Fairbanks family ( that M could only IUW • wltjoort Urattkal Hun Dn“"* 8Ut"' ,S0 ««U «ndDmoer«u ' »<h »n.loruTllirit to teoT bS er and critic When K a Item peled years. ‘ of If million to 11 million lor the; ■ ■ -------■ j ; ' ।a t__________ J; D. Helman <D>. five times xher-'/Gerb <R> nt Manistique for state to go contrary to IU rtcord. It failed < -----e 6^ ■ i Opposition Such a resit as this ccrDon't be too solemn. The only I The Soviet Union toverZone-sixth iff of Gratiot county, was beaten , senator. -* miserably and deserved to fall. Had ’ Duane street in New York is 1 “BILLING QUALITY tainlv ehnwx no ftxmlne fire of en- thine that never now* nW and um- I®* ,h* '*°ri<1'x surface. It is com|x»ed • John Evple iRl. after IwP years' ----------------------------- -------- -------------B - . ‘iv ? fl|L 180 which speak ie*t M returned to the legislature by ate-Don VanderWrrp <R> of the the ropubilcan senators from these named after Jamea Duane the first KEEPS U8 BU8Y" states followed the example of Sen- Mayor of that city after the United £ ftusiasm for the Democratic cauuc less and unpopular U a joke.-San abou[ lw different languages or disFremont Times-1 nd lea lor and Leun utor Vandenberg, had they given Slates won Its independence from' 1 <|Hkc Um comrary K indicates » Francisco Chronicle. Mike Hart <D>, car- Case (Di of the Watervliet Record. their approval of good features of England. son J*1™'™"- sX.,£VV"7,a Waters Clothes Shop Our customers tell “What a fine Suit Stock you have!” A Quotation I Republicans Need New Leadership NEW SUIT! OVERCOATS Zipper Trousers ’4! Scarfs Are Here '2 WATERS CLOTHES SHOP �TOT WABTtWOfl BAttNtt, WEDMtfiDAY, NOVIMBIB 14, 1H4______________________ ____ t reign diplomat overlooked In y. vary youth* ■bpUous.") npttous, tel lelr shores and queen, ■ 1 round lependenc* edy neighbora our rights, alley Forge. jthful, ays gracious. let pugnacious. ) t let down and tumble, utlc ut them. irprlse us dy onlzc us. ice Stickney. f apples hoi oln during ths > being attrib- is squeak, not careless about they altracl rayxas. has Un >f any county A recent ecnjly 37 inhabi- hat you will our work that day's failures.- /hat a Stock - inormal limes, has over 2000 employeca on it* pay-roil, and there are ia toTS Xr Sei*, lam anTemall. i 'There are the great mercantile M- VANDENBERG *how* a *H<ht r*’n' o,enn Chester Rfchardscn and uivr* ©risky is numbered among the Miza Madeline Crittenden of HmMAKES STATEMENT [sick ** «d JxxxnU W^Ser fc. and !tav. Rev. P. F.Xooml* U under th. the ting., tings, whi* whleh ux* took pte. place st at tte the teM hcene doctor's care again. Owen Dodge tt of the groom's parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Oonsctons of Great Reaponsi- about the same and Rev. Lewis is Arthur Richardson, on Friday aveSllghtly improved. nlng. Nov. i- They will make their tabllshment* and bank* employing, billty—Appreciates cose* filled with tliem. The monetary many thousands; the thousand* of ।I Mr. and Mrs. K. Braendle attend- ton* tto PtMcht with the ed the funeral of the latter'* aunt, room’s parents. We extend out beat many more1 1892 and the building 1* not yet com­ value of these Image* must have theaters employing Loyalty tConttnued from page on*) pleted. It* cost will run way up in­ represented a great fortune, skying thousands; the great hospital* and I■ The daily press of this state on | Mrs. J. Darby, at the Ixxne at Logan wishes to the newlyweds, nothing of their value a* moat un ­ to the millions. One of the mott institution* employing other thous­ and at the Carlton center Adventist. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cheney and weed him. But being po*ee*sed of Interesting from a historical »i*nd- usual relic*. That their value was ands. Besides all these are the Thursday carried two very, import­ church Sunday aftenunn. . slaughter Donna ot ■ East lAnairw * large fortune for those time*, she point 1* St. Mark* in Lower Manhat- appreciated was evidenced by the thousands of factories with their ant announcements: One from Sen­ Rev. p. Loomis was unable to oc- •«« Saturday night and Bunday entertained lavishly, and among the tan. on the oldest church site on the fact that several armed police forces of employee*, some very large, ■ ator Arthur It. Vandenberg, who mh mxiH* w.iv cupy hl* pulpit Bunday evening due guest* of Mrs. Cheney's parent*, Mr. guest* she entertained at’thi* old ixland. it replaced the church built guard* were always on hand to pro­ others not so large. Much of this was returned to the senate of the to U>nes* and Rev. c. W. Wilkin* and Mra. H. W. Goach. Colonial man*lon were »uch notable* i by Peter Stuyresant, the lazt of the tect them. ha* developed within the past 30 United States by a decisive majority, brought the evening message. --- ------- -- ------------------------------- ' A great many more »interesting years. Previous to that time the rail­ a* Lafayette, Louis Napoleon, and Dutch governor*. He wa* burled In overcoming the big majority given Roy Nagler and daughter. Kath- stantlne, Mrs. Alice J. Hale and JoaephBdnapart* White Waging- , the churchyard In 1672 On a me­ places might be *poken of -and all roads. the ferric*, street cars and to the democrat* in this state two *rvn m-n Rotnwinu maht »n* Mrs. Geo H. Willis and daughter aryn. spent Saturday night and --- --------lon bccupied ------ ------this--place ----------------a* hl*--head— 'mortal stone 1VBUa reads me the uwcnpiMm, inscription. of them worthy of extended men- the Brooklyn Bridge cared for trafyears ago. Mr. Vandenberg's stale­ Sunday at the R. W. Moulton home Joan of Grand Rapids were Bunday nil*rtrm hfl __ quarter* he entertaned Alexander Alexander ' -in >1,1. this vault lies buried Pettus Uon such as the Metropolitan Mu- i f.c fairly well. inent was as follows: at Muskegon. Mrs. Nogler accom­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wells. Hamllton, John Adams, Thomas , Stuyvesant, late Captain General and l«um, Bowery, huui. the ure Library, iHinau/. the MK dvw «/, the «« But «o rapid has been the growth "I am deeply indebted to Michl-! panied them home after spending George Plngletcn is spending a Jefferson and many others. Bo this Ooverhor-ln-chief of Amsterdam In Aquarium, *""•••*'”" the ,K" Hall «■" of Fame, the of Greater New York, with Manhat­ little time here with his father. Wm. old Jumel home has sheltered many | New Netherland. now called New former home* of many who were; tan isjand ft|ways fts :hP ccnter of gan for it* expression of confidence most of lhe post two months there. and I am everlastingly grateful for .... annual Rally Day Service of Fingleton. George has been em­ . Letha Adkins 1* home fur a The men prominent in our euly history YoTk. and the Dutch We*t India U- prominent in the nation's history,' great btuinc.wi activity, that the ployed at A century of Progress by the unseiltah loyalties of my fight' the ME. Sunday School was held and intimately connected with lhe lands, died In A. D. 167 1-2. aged 80 and numerous other places of un- tran*H facilities were rapidly outChevrolet Motor — Co.,.---------— and has ing friends. It was a difficult bat-[Sunday morning with a good attend- the --------------------------development of our country. The old- years." If old - -------Pettus usual Interest. [distanced j distanced. — Governor ------------- ,— tie against heaviest odds. The ' ance Readings by Betty Stewart, accepted a place with that company Jumel estate U owned by the city, oould rise • up —from ... But of all the many interesting To-day. of all the marvel* of his long sleep and ittawa^ M<L, .Reina Savacooi. and Rev. J. L- Ickes, ickea. In in their ineir • plant puuii at Ba iwunwc, ha* been incorporated In it* Park behold the New Amsterdam of to­ things to be seen in New York City. Greater New York, none exceed it* credit for victory belongs to alllRetha who thus joined In the crusade. 'I a duct * - •by Mesdames • — • and ... - same place .... Stewart the that Arthur .Seifert attended the shower for Mr. and system, and lhe old Colonial home is day. what would he think? Then nothing Is more wonderful to con- [wonderful transportation systems. Mrs. Donald Mead. "I am conscious of a sense of Perkins; a solo by Mrs. Loomis; two has been transferred to. Ihin its Its amazing tmBTlnff transpor frinirw.­ ___________ ___ .b really a museum of Revolutionary there is always Trinity church, template than Elevated railroad trains whiz by emphasized responsibility in re­ trumpet solos by Miss Anita Haan I Mr. and Mrs. J. C- Barnum of Del­ Rachel Jeffrtea of Nashvilla HMKlI relic*. tation systems demanded to care overhead; on the surface below, the spect to my own new term of sen­ and an address by Mr. C. J. Barnum on were Sunday guests at the home Bunday with Garnet Webb. whose towering steeple once over­ for the millions drawn there even ’ < Many of New York's floating popu- topped anything Ln Manhattan In street cars accommodate a great ate service, particularly in view ot of Delton were a part of the pro- of Rev. F. Loomis. qutAbt. L latlon of 1.000,000, are out to see the the churchyard are burled many day to work. The system is not per­ number, while below the ground the gt am. -Hie newly elected officers and 1 John Fish and Herman Oosch tried the-results elsewhere tn the nation V sight*. Carrying coat* and cameras, notables Including Alexander Hamil­ fect of course, but wonderful never­ unseen subways carry their passen­ There must always be a vigorous the newly appointed teachers were their luck at fishing again Monday, Mrs Ted Mix visited her mother they board the *ubway* and elevat­ ton. Robert Fulton and many others. theless. and tor the most.part de­ gers for long distances with all the and effective minority opposition impressively Installed, twenty-eight The former brought his boat home In NashilUle Wednesday. eds. if not. then they mount the Another most interesting place to veloped within the' past 25 or 30 speed of abovc-the ground traffic. under our form of government, not pupils were promoted to higher from the lake, so evidently the fisif The Birthday Aid wm entertained sight-seeing buses or street cars, a* visit is the American Museum of years. The city had grown so rap­ And that isn't all. Under the en­ In a destrictive sense but tn terms classes, and awards were given for aren't going to bite anymore. at the Chaffee home Thursday. A One man they go to the Bowen', Natural natural xiurory, History, a numnioui mammoth duuu build- idly that It had far outstripped its circling waters where once the In­ of constructive criticism and con-'attendance. Billy Vander Male re-I Lewis Overholt is taking Kenneth fine time was enjoyed by all. — ~ That in dian with swift stroke paddled his dlmb the Statue of Liberty, are Ing. Six or seven stories high and transportation facilities trlbutlon. The smaller the minority, oeived the award for the Primary Smelker's place on the Creamery I The Atd will hold a baaaar ain turn compelled the keenest of hurled to the top of the Empire covering a large tract of ground, it i canoe where the Dutch yachts the greater the responsibility. * i Department, having been present truck while the latter is trying to chicken supper at the church bas*’-1 'planning, and the expenditure of un ­ State Building, visit Radio City, and u filled with most unusual relics' sailed and English ships- tacked, "I have frankly told Michigan *34 of the 38 Sundays. Rev. Ickes, of bag a deer in the north woods. i1®®1 the churches. Among the churches, gathered from all over the world. [ told millions to keep anywhere near great tunnels have been bored, and throughout my campaign that 11 the adult department, present 36 Jake Geiger is not very w«D at | MUs Stella Short, who wttti her them loaded passenger consider the present problem to be Sundays and Mrs Loomts. teacher, this writing. perhaps as well known as any is I Don't miss visiting it If you never In sight of transportation demands. through mother are conducting meaUnga y , "The Little Church Around The I haver I did not have time to visit it Up to 20 or 30 years ago the rail­ train* speedily land their passengers to separate the good from the bad had been present every Sunday. | Among the localites who left ear- Martin church, spoke attheKpwortA Comer." Report has it that way back on*lhls trip, but several years ago I roads. the ferries, the surface line in Manhattan to take up their daily tn the president's programs; then I l R. Wolcott and family are now ly this week for the north woods In Lrague here Bunday and was an­ in the 70's Joseph Jefferson went I spent about every day for nearly two street cars and the Brooklyn Bridge work, and take them away Just as te save and expand the good and , nicely settled In the Mrs. Anna Wol- search of nice big deer (or is it dear? jqfred very much. to one of lhe large churches to ar-,weeks going through it. and then had to care for most of the traffic. tepidly at the close of day. There to condemn and eliminate lhe bad. .Cott residence which ha* been some- —it's usually plenty dear) were: I .Everyone enjoyed lhe fine servioa range for lhe funeral of a brother'didn't reach lhe top floor. Al the Manhattan, the island. Is by far the are 10 double track underwater rail­ I have frankly stated my belief that whaCmnodeled ‘for'them. " Frank — Walton Claude, , .... -----------.— and sons. -----w— ***“ actor, and the pastor informed him J main entrance was a circular row of busiest of all the boroughs of Great- ways under the East River, along there must be the speediest possi­ We are happy to record the mar- Floyd and Ralph, and Kenneth that he could not hold burial service* meteorites, each onc weighing sevwith four bridges over the river. ble end to doubts and uncertainties mercantile establishments; there arc • over the body of an actor. ".But,'’, eral tons, that had been picked up Tunnels likewise lead under the and Inconsistencies in federal af­ said the pastor, "there is a • little all around the globe. Ex-President the .thousands of manufacturing Hudsotfr So. for nil practical pur- fairs" church around the comer you can Theodore Roosevelt wa* one of the plants, the great hotels. Ute thous­ Mr, Vandenberg's opponent, Frank Island has A. Picard, said on Wednesday that go to." Jefferson replied. “Then ail active spirit* In promoting the In­ ands of restaurants and theaters. At cerned. Manhattan honor to the little chupfti around lerest* ot tills Museum, and con- ceftaln hours the tide of traffic Is a ceased to be an island, though still he did not consider his defeat by spectacle. In— human activity there h~-------- — ----------y-. — --------issurrounded by water. To-day pasthe corner, we will go there." From I trlbuted many things that he had Senator Vandenberg in any way that time on it has ly’en known a* run across in his wide travel*. One nothing more Impressive, and we Mngcr* come up "out of the ground" derogatory to President* Roosevelt's 'The Little Chprctv Around The | display, not contributed by the ex­ doubt if there is anything that w 11 m throngs from the subways; they policies. He declared that he was Comer'’ and ha* been held in high J President however, that especially compare with 1 anywhere else In' rOwd the e|evaUd tralna lo thc , Again we repeat that this store is the store where your pennies go farthest convinced that, after two more years the world. Consider that It Ui«lgates, and hang by "straps" on thc regard, especiallyx”by the theatrical Interested me. was the solid gold The following are just a few items on which you can save. Our meats are mated that New York City has a Lur(acc cars suburban trains to thc of President Roosevelt, we will dally floating populnlxm of 1.000.-| Grand Central and Pennsylvania emerge from the depression and ALL HOME DRESSED, young and tender. to the of Michigan the I .77 ---------------; , — prove io inc people oi Micnigan ine |000 people, who are there on bust- L. .. . are Nied to overflowing. -------■—t— worth ot stations ^moc,.^ of i ne*s. pleasure, or to study. On top of 'I Url, BIV crowded VI<Jwuru'. “ B11U nrP nd tIU1111C1> v!iI?nc?’ government. his government. He He concluded concluded ms .that it Is estimated that 2.70CMX» 'and brldKCft are congested with traf- statement with the following gener-' iu c I people enter Manhattan <or New witnessing thc throngs going to ous words concerning his successful [ । York City) from the oilier boroughs,gnd (rotn (n Manhattan 1* an .opponent: iand outaide commuting |i mprrafclvc sight | impressive *)gnt. The Tne ease ease and ano rarn-1 -j extend my mast’sincere con-1 Concelve of thu great army ot pen- pldity dM wUh whlch l)w with which the huge crowds gratutatlons to my worthy oppo- ' Round, Swiss, Sirloin, T-bone pie ooming into the city every mom-.| are * taken can: of is a tribute to the ^,,1 It i clean campaign I ing and leaving al night and all to citys marvelous systems of trans- , an<1 x have no regrets ln havtng i be accommodated in a very shortJportaUon One cannot view a transdcfcated by so fine a gentleI time, and you can visualize the' portation system as he would a 100- man a5 Senator Vandenberg." transportation problems that, con-,, lory OU11U1I1K ur uu>MM ,tc. but he __________ FREE! FREE! FBEE! r?slory building ,for instance, ----------------____ ------------------------fronted the city. The daily army j(;on cond^ of what *Uch a system FREEPORT. coming into the city every mom-, doc5 he can appreciate I on Friday evening. Nov. 23. there ing and leaving at night reprejenu i that Manhaltan island's transporta-twill be a flne program presented at more people than the United BtatttjUon system u to be included among the local U B church under the A Genuine Sodium- Hypor biocide ' wnt..ttL£rance n.2h ta°thMr’,u I auspices^of the W M A. Miss Effie 'WBr’T5 v 80 re“l und *l>ld hnl1 So R great and “ so rrapid has Wn been our our 'IHodgebftm. ------------------- a returned missionary ( 17tr^X~mre.Sie^e”ag.1n;P r(*r"M durln > Uir *' * tn give an address i progress during the past quarter of I from AfrU Africa, will a century that we hardly get used and the Huntington College .male at night seemingly without a hitch j| ,to pointing with pride at one "world quartette of Huntington. Ihdn- wiH as far as transportation is con- LI beater" before another is completed furnish an evening of music- EverySold Only in Quart Bottle*. cemed. The whole movement is! |to surpass it. it has been that way one is invited. started and finished in less than i (with ships, with tall buildings; wtthl The L. A. 6. of the M. E. church four hours. Commuter* come to New 1bridges . and In other ways. One If are having an oyster supper at the York every day from as far south as , the interesting Fights of New Y<fk church basement this Wednesday Philadelphia: from as far cast b* Jelly is the great Washington Bridge I evening. Oysters any way you want New Haven; from as for north as • across the Hudson, it is interesting I them, they say. Poughkeepsie. Why do so many go because it has a single span 3500 feet | Miss Ha Shaeffer of Hastings is to New York for employment? The 1 [long—or practically two-lhlrds of a aiwlsting Mrs. C. L- Walton with her answer is because New York needs mile For marly year* the Brooklyn 'housework. them in h*r thousands of factories; 'Bridge with a single span of 1100j Mr and Mrs. James Lucas and In tier mammoth mercantile estab­ or 1200 feet, was one of the wonders | children. Evelyn and James, Jr., of lishments. in her thousand* of thea­ of the world, but to-day it 1* a । woodland were Sunday guests of ters and restaurant*. It was only a back number. Even this new Wash- Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Hynes. few years ago that a 20-story build-, ington Bridge, with IU 3500 tool1 mLs.s Zona Smelker was home from ing was something that would draw span, will soon have to be classed her school duties west of Caledonia, first page headlines in the dally among the "once great*," because ,over t|^ wee|t end press and considered a marvel. To­ out tn California the Golden Oate | John Rarcher of Petoskey visited day lhe sky-scraper* on Manhattan 1 bridge, now building, will have a'his brother Henry and family and Island alone, that are more than 20 single span of 4200 feet, practically i other relatives here part of last stories In height, would more than four fifths of a mile. So there really I week. Mr. Karcher. who is now 81 cover n 160 acre farm. Below 59th seems to be no limit to what men yeare of B8C Freeport for PeStreet there are 37 of them that ex­ wlth vision. Initiative nnd experience toskey about 55 years ago and found ceed 500 feet In height, and all of can do. and the giants of to-day ; onjy * few of hi* early acquaintance* them devoted to business. The Sing­ are dwarfed to-morrow. New York ^ere still living. Mr. Karcher is very er Building, over 600 feet high was City will doubtless continue to grow ?prj. onc advanced years, the pride of Manhattan just a com­ Mrs william Dipp entertained the paratively few years ago. To-day It and grow and more bridges, more tunnels, more subways will have to w M. A. at an fell day meeting at Is dwarfed by the Empire State FIRESTONE E K1D E BLUE SUNOCO (or It* JU traffictraffic. her home south of town Thursday. Building with Its height of nearly be built to care for W. R. Cook. | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stewart and Tire. - Tube. B.tt.rie. 1250 feet. Every one of these sky­ ------ nD-awrivvH i s' children were Sunday guests ot Mr*. scraper* is really, a little city in It­ ORANGEVILLE. aiewans parents parents. Mr Mr. and ana Mrs. OBANGEVii.i.t. 'atewarts self. It is estimated that the capacity »,_ nenHahaw U’Ha . > ..... .. Mrs. George Bradshaw, who was Yel[€t a[ . EVERREADY PRESTONE, DUPONT ZERONE of the Woolworth Building. 55 quite ill the past week, is better and Charles Geiger and Lewis Overstories, is 13.000 workers, and that has been taken to the home of her h0|. apenl the week end wlth the all of the sky scrapers below 59th daughter. Mrs. Ollie Boulter, near |attJr's brother. Morris, at KalamaStreet hold'more than 400,000 bread­ lZOo. winners. One of lhe large hotels. In Hasllngs. Mr. and Mrs. George Cross of near I Thursday afternoon Claude Whit­ Battle Creek spent Wednesday with ney discovered that his home was on his sister al this place. । Are. The alarm was turned in and 4 Mrs Charles Crawford spent sev- the local department responded. It HORSES. eral days the past week with her was won extinguished and only a Iron gray mare colt, coming 2 yra. friend. Mina Crawford, of Otsego. , small amount of damage resulted, ! Mrs. Nettie Newark, who has been *^h old. SHEEP, HOGS AND m ill the past week. Is better at ““*,®L5.he ftre' we a lnformed- u Pair colts, 4 mos. old, matched.— CHICKENS. this writing. Her daughter. Blanche,“ These are Percheron bred colts, D«r«t b -Uh Mr lor ■ ft, and are native colts. a lew ec . * nnt valley church. He Invites everySorrel gelding, 9 yrs. old, wt. 1250 These “First Aids to Winter Comfort” assure you protection against cold Jamcs Hermlncttc and family were one attcnd. lbs. Sunday guests of his parents, Mr. । ■— - meeting •• want to aell. The first of- the year ofand storms. You really should include a pair of overshoes as winter “equip­ There will be other hdrses here and Mrs. Abe Hennlneltc, near , ment.” There is plenty of style and comfort in the Prairieville. A at time of sale, not listed. TOOLS. l house Wednesday evening, and was —------ ... School is tow being held in the presided over by Mrs. Arthur Moore, overshoes we have on display COWS. new school house which is greatly in the absence of both president and Pickup box for Ford car. appreciated by the scholars. It is a vice-president. The attendance was 7 yr. old Guernsey and Durham, due One-horse wagon, complete. building to be proud of by the whole not as large as it is hoped it may be t April 10th. community. ’ ’ I hereafter, but a flne program was 2 yr. old Guernsey and Durham, due Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Seibert of given. Among the numbers on the LADIES’ SNAP SHOWER LADIES’ SHU GLOVE aa Jan. 15th. FURNITURE. | Otsego were Sunday guests of Mr. program was a reading by Mrs. Ella BOOTS ZIPPERS ■ and Mrs. John Venema of tills place. Catt and musical numbers by Bob 6 yr. old Holstein,-dud Jan 24th. . A number from this vicinity left.Whitney and Glenn Murphy. 3 yr. old Holstein, due Jan. 27th. MISSES’ SNAP SHOWER LADIES* GOODRICH £4 AP 1 for the north to hunt deer. Here is w. E. Sisson of Grand Rapids ZIPPERSI -OU BOOTS hoping all may be successful In gel- [called at the home of his brother, ting one. I Victor. Sunday afternoon and was CHILDREN’S SNAP The remains of Adella Snook were accompanied home by his mother. I LADIES* LOW QCn ■ wnn inc lair uuara lur in< brought to this place Friday after- Mrs. Emma Sisson, for a week's visit, femion. Edwin Booth and many'images found in Peru as I recall, *r great actors and actresses ; The** images varied in height all re been buried from it. The larg- (the way from ah inch or tiro up to and best known ot the ohurcha* I a foot or more, and were of solid 12626315 Stop - Look - Think Protect GROUND BEEF 9 K STEAKS 1?r Spare Ribs, Shoulder 5 lbs. 25c Bacon Home Cured lb. 19c lb. 5c Boiling Beef lb. 7c Beef Rib Roast lb. 9c Beef Chuck Roasts Pancake Flour, Victor 5!i.. 22c lb. 19c Coffee (Our Bulk) Soda Crackers 2 lbs. 19c II Your CAR f I £or Winter. OUR SERVICE protects against Battery Failures . . . against Freezing and Corrosion in the Cooling System, and gives you the satisfaction of Quick Start­ ing in cold weather, Better Igni­ tion, Better Lights and Improved Accessory Performance. Flour 24 j lb. sack, Victor 90c Rinso 2 large pkgs, for 43c Bulk Dates 3 lbs. for 25c Sugar 10 lbs. for 52c LINCO-WASH ROSEVALE MARKET W. SCHENKEL, M«r. TELEPHONE 216f> COMMUNITY AUCTIO I will sell the following personal property at the Fair Grounds on Saturday, November 17 PKQVE to JIT! 10 *24.SO 1 Some Soucle 'ATS x>l fabric ’18“ ’ALS in >u>er« ’4’ Here ool plaids ’2“ RS SHOP ALITY usy" At 1 - p. m. Don't Let“Old Man Winter” Find You Without Overshoe Protection! HERE ARE SOME OF THE PRICES SHOWER BOOTS CHILDREN’S LOW RUBBERS MEN’S DRESS RUBBERS ___. 97c 97c 97c OOC.fOC 87c RUBBERSIvG ■ OWV MEN’S HEAVY DULL RUBBERS......................... 95c MEN’S HEAVY 2-BKL. £4 4fRUBBER3____ _____ I -HU Remember these prices are on GOODRICH FIRST QUALITY GOODS — Merchandise we can fully guarantee, and made by a rubber manufacturer, who, according to the Rubber Code, sei up by the Government, * is classed in Grade “A.” We also have many other rubber items too numerous to mention. COME. SEE AND COMPARE OUR QUALITY AND PRICES I IRONSIDE SHOE COMPANY DISTINCTIVE FOOTWEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN noon from Martin to be laid to rest Miss Grace Bryans, accompanied I in the Oak Hili cemetery beside her by Phyllis and Neal Braencile at­ ! husband, who' preceded her a num- tepded a birthday dinner for Miss l bcr of years ago. I mi. Bryans at the home of a aUter j ---------------- ------------------------at Lake Odessa Sunday. CLAY HILLS. . - Henry Smelker and family were | Fem McNcc is absent from school Sunday guests of Mrs. Smelker's on account of the mumps. brother. Joseph Thaler and family [ The Busy Bee Club met with at Leighton. In the afternoon John 1 Mra. Clella Kollar Thursday. Pot Thaler and family joined them and I luck dinner at noon, also election. ai| attended the wedding of a cous-. quilts were tied off for the in. Mtes Crystal Schad. - to Henry |I Two quilt* I hoateu. " —‘, Buxton, which took place al the ■ Eugene Haight and family enter- Leighton Evangelical church. l tained the following for the week The Christian Endeavor Society of . end and Sunday: Roman Helble,i the Mtc U. u. B. church held — a social gathFloyd Haight and wife. Dale Dem- ering in the F. E. Deming store erest and family. Glen Grcgrage and building Friday evening. A program wife and Franctes Haight and fam- knd •-”—-• *-■ gams, — followed by light refresh­ .Uy of Grand Rapids. ■ ' ments made lhe evening a very en­ I Sunday visitors at Leon Potts’ joyable one. Everyoiw is looking forj were Loren Tungate and family of ward to the next such gathering. will?lhe sick: MrsMrs. Brunner r~re- i Parmake and Vance Sharp ami ■ with the sick: . -----JoiW| ’ family and Woodrow Olllctt of Mid- mains about the same.--------------| 41evUle. pqx not well and Uncle Dave and bams and will have a sale here every two weeks. Li* next sale. Call 3368 or see me at this sale. Saturday salt of storm. Come. Watch the Banner for further news. TERMS:—CASH. All property must settled for before being removed. J. E. NORTOPM AUCTIONEER AND MANAGE! MAURICE F' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER The vaccination program against' DQTA DI A UC HEAR A GODWIN ELEVEN, DE­ small pox was carried out through- 1 nu ' ncHn H I out the year, and 1601 children were FEATS T. K. H. S. 27-7 ' i vaccinated. This should aid mater­ ially tn keeping the small pox rate A strong Godwin team over­ ... tow. There has been no case ot small 'Dr. William Halnon Interwhelmed the Thomapple-Kellogg pox in the county for the r past pret> Real Meaning of eleven 27 to 7 tn a game witnessed I would mean that the next epidemic j years. - -three — ( by a large crowd at Middleville Fri­ u. 1- ims. | • Wioop!ng cough—170 cases. Every of Rotary tinned from page one) day. In spite of the one-sided score, •2 ca»tc .—.CfC x here m.n. uiu year m> secure ; I ■I Chicken ————I*Pox---------— ” wext cuurv «■><>> was maoe Dr. Wm. Halnon. instructor in however, fans agreed that It was one of 343* children, including 399 eB"” <* chicken pox reporting of this dUease. Whooping psychology at the Western State of the best exhibittons at footballof pre-school age, have been Im- , V1?, c<*lnty u‘“_,^‘ear “ cough is one of the most important Teachers’ College, also Deair of the ever staged on lhe local field. Darrel] munised. There is now no reason Pr<**b*y due to better reporting of the communicable diseases ®t the 'Barry County Freshmen College. of Godwin was the outstanding rncrc n n very similar to present . time. .. ................ . in. lhc SpeBkrr Bt the Rotary atI Chicken ----pox 4is. „„. often Strict Isolation is player of the entire game. McIver, po? It is very Important to , i £' SmJUid ^ry ^e have a^siclan «e all cases of this ,stated upon. A large number of the takkheon Monday noon. LOOKTONMEN -OUTPLAY Hoff. Granger and Peeling did lhe 5 cases were located as a result of in’ HU Hu talk was a plain, niain. frank, fi timely |«D*a to oe unmumzeu iur u dbiease aU ^pof^d that have , best worW for Middleville. This week J vestigatton of contacts of otherdiscussion of the real meaning of •OLD TIMERS*’ AT EVERY Friday the T. K. eleven takes on an * Spanking ot communicable disease heeri seeni by a phyjUlan are [coses. There were too Ueutlis'froin Rotary >nd the necessity of Ro­ undefeated Wayland team tor the ANGLE OF GAME ; vrar endins Julv I 1933 the personally visited by the liealth of-. ,whooping cough. tarlans Riving not lip service but I SxS n££ Utatact mat US-’ are There are probably a great last game of the year. Middleville Infantile Paralysis—1 Case The life service stores will be closed on the afternoon no township nor village health of- number of chlclrenpoxca»e*. to the onp one cajc case OJ ot IIllanulc infantile paraiyms paralysis rcreWhat the.world ’ ” needs ' at' the pres­ VICTORS SCORE TWICE of the game and a big day is plan' firer* In (he county «o that all auar- county that are never toen by either ^jy^ed completely The case was ent time, ne said. Is not alone : antlnea isolations are discovered antlnea and and isoiauons are mainmain- * “ physician or the '—health ----- -U, officer oiscovcrcaearly eariy and ana was was given givcii concon- xncnasnip. friendship. raenasnip Friendship can ana nnd ooes does IN FIRST QUARTER ;^nM bFthe county Health Unit. • “1 ---------= serum. For the past two exist between people who do favors HINDS CORNERS. ; All case* ... of communicable - - ------------ disease u,—.. dtnhtherfa diphtheria were in one family ana year* ycars the physicians hove have been Con con-­ for one another. The world needs Fans Treated to Wide-Open Mr. ana Mrs. Ben Bunnell of Kal­ or, reported directly to the county were all■ mild. a result ,'•htolly -------• • -------------------— A* —r-~ / of oxi -------the watch for cases of friendliness—a sympathetic under­ spent Sunday with Mrs. hArtthdeportment. then these cases I c»«» a large la™e number of diphtheria , infantile paralysis. As a result cases standing of one’s fellowmen. Brand of Play Featuring amazoo Clara Brown. are investigated by the health of- Immunizations , ..firm, were -era done in this tnu W|J1 rcporte<j earlier and more if n Rotary Club functions as it Tricky Lateral Passey Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bishop and fleers, communicable diseases aside community. °nP ^^e^cou’nty 'I Pro® 7™ in ln ° progress controlling this disease ought to. he said, any community son spent Sunday with her parents. j from smallpox and diphtheria, and seventy-six children in the, muMj win Long and Short Wave will be made made. will be benefited bv having such' Playing a "heads up" brand of Mr. and Mra. Theodore Pranshka, ] '। the cases also a short were immunized again* diphtheria Ffv —102 coses. A large nn organization in its midst. But game the Hastings High school foot­ -r- numbwof — , Scarlet Fever 8 Powerful Tubes and family. . j,_____ __ • follows: thli rearthu >■*“»■■ !__Brt .v- of> the investigations in com- if it ls just B dinner club—a knife ' dtaCTSslon of_____ each disease nn'P Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tobias and' ball team defeated the Alumni 12 to Automatic Volume * Measles—37 case*. In the first anSmallpox—No cases xnere as » munlcablc disease made by the al1ll fork efub-whose sole attention daughter of Kalamazoo spent Sat-' nual report of the Health Depart- smallpox in the county tnis >car-,health department were made on to the six objects of Rotary Ls what 7 Saturday, thereby avenging an Tone Control urday night and Bunday with his ----------------------■ cases of scarlet fever. Cases appear- they hear at the weekly luncheon, eaj-ly season defeat. The Lockton­ Noise Suppression ing in schools were carefully inves- nnrf forget when they go to their men crashed through for two touch­ Quite a number from this district or TOT., roi coowtt ojrrwf.^; Itigated. and all school children ex- pjBCW Of business, then Rotary is downs in the first period to estab- attended the community meeting at Beautiful Walnut lamined at frequent intervals fol- not impressing itself very much up- lishe’ a 12 to 0 lead. For the rest of the Doud schoolhouse Friday eve-1 Cabinet the game they put up alert defense I towing exposure fo thc disease. For on rhe community where it Lx esning and report a good time and .... —---------- —----------luuoMiru. 1 which held the oldtlmers to one lone fine program. I teUaa ta EIki hr’t.i fmr nxdd nnd no deaths re- • He that despite what one tnll>' I VASSkRS. f. Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hendershott Two French Doors a, iMa. mu suited. tk The - number of of comnllcacompiica- maJ. that would make him pesA «hrty yard march down the field and sons of Kalamazoo spent Sun-, simple line plays accounted for Piano Finish i,k>ns- however, cannot be estlrnat- slmlstic. If one looks deeper he will p.jJr'irwt'led and It is highly important to re­ find a good deal that will make him ,h® f'rsl w'ore Tb'’ *«cond tally re- day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C N. Tobias. port every case and suspected case renllze that the world is really grow- suited from a cornpound, complex SEE IT! HEAR IT I Mrs. Clark Robinson of Hastings ' ing better. undoubtedly inspired by Bob spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. j B,‘” of thl* disease. - "j001 Typhoid—No cases. The Health Rotary ought to be tremendously Zuppkes "young 77." It all began C N. Tobias. Mr. Robinson took Department has spent much time interested in peace That means wl‘h a short pa-M over the line of supper and spent lhe evening there. I in bettering water and milk sup- good will toward one another. But it scrimmage to fullback Angell who Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and L '. s» plies, which would have considerable must go farther than one’s town or straight down lhe field until he sons spent Sunday with his mother. You Pay $ 5.00_ —We credit you $10.00 —— effect on controlling typhoid. Al­ country Rot&rv must be interna- met an opposing halfback. Angell Mrs. Millie Haynes, in Baltimore. You Pay 10.00--. —We credit you 20.00 ' , though the standard of dairying has tlnnaliv-mlndtfl' ‘hen ’ flea-flicked ’ the ball to Roy Mrs. Ruth Weyennan’s sister, Mrs. ,iur (raised considerably in the past two Rotary should always seek to ere- White who ran until he met the safeMr. till 20.00_. You Pay —We credit you 40.00 Collar, of Woodland spent several U b»«» b« ' years there is still much to be done. ate friendliness, which makes for 'ty^jnan. Steve Kanne*. _WhJte^^hen days with her last week. Dielricl. There are a great many Individual real fellowship It should aid every lateral You Pay 40.00__. —We credit you 80.00 pawed quarterback. “ *to “ * " Mrs. Bump of Hastings spent part • ------ 60»1|wtU4 m tJie county which arc con­ ,.c oragnlzation u.•«..«»»»... in ... its vcom U...-­ Linden Snyder and blocked .out worthwhile of last week with her daughter. Mr. taminated, and may be sources of munity. It your old radio on the same should stand for manliI “ 'Karmra. Snyder, could have walked and Mra. Will Moore and family. I ■ • I infection. School wells arc tested ness in men ten nnd nnd reverence reverence for for wornwornof the way to the goal line. Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Phillips, son 7 ।! each year and every effort is made nnhood. It should promote lotV of The play started on Hastings' forty ' and daughter, visited Mr. and Mrs. ’ to keep school wells 100 per cent God as well as love of country. Ro- yard line. • ■ Glen Davidson in Kalamazoo Sun­ uu UV..VUU.M...M.U... Although thc Alumni put up a day. is .. not denominational: uu but. w Rof.nxi free from contamination, The Slate tary » BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS AT Detriment of Health Is making a tary could not exist If it were not »«•« they were out-played in Dr. and Mra- Miller of Grand special effort to locate typhoid car­ Christian The Golden Rule must <’v**ry department of the game. In riers. and a similar program will be be thc practice in lhe every-day life 1“^ the fighting High school line Rapids called on Mr. and Mrs. Bur- j carried out in the county in the near of every true Rotarian kept ,K the from- gaining a rell Phillipa and Miss Susie Phillipa' * Alumni ------one day last week. future. I single first down MIm Susie Phillipa spent from Frl-' REFRIGERATORS -h RADIOS t- ELECTRIC STOVES Not in many a day have local fans Gaerf* W I­ day till Sunday noon caring tor Mr. ' Jay Blakney been treated to such a wide-open »u Bailie ot Welcome Corners. game of complex passing plays, runs Women’s Mr. and Mrs. Everett Boylen of and trick plays os the Locktonmen iletermlnnl r»4 th’ Isrgrst nnmbrr of vol displayed Saturday. Also the line Augusta visited her sister. Mr. and of HtrriS Mrs spellman Casey and family, "Can I afford It?" was dlscuwd charged well and backs were block­ and Mr. and Mrs. Donavon of Del­ by Mrs Marian Goodyear, os one ing effectively. ton spent Sunday evening, there 1 Ups Sunday aftamoop. «< Telephone lines 782, 730, 755 and Herewith' are details of the game: port at the Women's club program Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tobias and son 729 will have dinner Nov. 22 at Wm. Mr. and Mrs Eddy and son of S«S7 ti hundred 8fH held last Friday In the play room H. H S. Alumni Woodland visited their daughter. (of Battle Creek visited Mr. and Mrs Teske’s. (Continued from page one) _______ ___________________________________’ of thc Central M.-hool building. Mrs. Snyder Boyej Mr. and Mrs. John Weyerman. Sun- , Q B Keet Tobias and father. W. O. To­ Karme.s day. 7771 man. Mrs. t s. K Reid. Mrs Ross, Goodyear said that it was not ai- White "Some motorists have pie knack R H Unrd Johnson. Mrs. Wm. Andrews. Mrs ways economy rcoiwmv to buy buv the cheapest Struble Sunday. L H Hall Mrs. Eva Mott of north Barry is bias. 1 of making their tires last much *«nu c”’ 01 ItlP!lt or f*’1* cheapest fruit Angell FB Smith visiting her daughter, Mrs. Speltman than other—drivers can." — says MUs Thelma Tobias of Urbandale longer — --------------------------------Warren Moore. Mrs. Arthur Haven. y ra and vegetable.', anrl that one good Kelley Calkins caaey. , R E and friend. Everett Meyer, of Cen> writer One method Is to negotiate "r Mrs. Clyde Wilcox and M.., - - ' garment was worth three poor ones Conrad R T Townsend spent Saturday night and l corners economically on two wheels. Mr and Mrs Will Harding of tervUle i ’[Fred Hale; Second ward. Mis “Can afford Kellar. Maple Grove called on Mrs Guss Sunday with her father. W. Or Tb- I — —— ■ R G. I Frank Hoonan. chairman, Mrs ----- we - ------- to - go without the Thoma.’ I Bishop Kline and family, and Miss Susie bias, a®SJ Dewey Reed. Mra Mort Townsend, matt ria) things that add tn our Imp- Cogswell i c. and Mr. and Mrs. Keet Tobias I Itinerant peddler of Oklahoma I Dan n-'iwin. Ashajter. Mrs M liji Craig. LG. Furrow Phillipa Sunday afternoon The Community meeting will be I has reduced his transportation coats .. .I Mrs. wan . P'nc-s. and can -- we afford. to . ..make Banascii Mra I.. Mrs D. Warner, Mrs. F McMillan. McMillan, unkl, unkind ’d remarks nbout about our neigh neigh-­ Fuller LT. Cronk Mr, and Mra. Axuil Golden of this 1 week Friday evening at the to a minimum by thumbing rides , ■” ’ s'' . 'Mrs 1 Carl Weyerman.- Mrs - L - Deanehere?" . t»rs?were ’’ u-n; twotwd things things she..he asked asked WullAirff LE. Ijechleltner i Hastings called on Miss Susie Phil- schoolhouse. i from motorists, Hitch-hawing. irra.nrd Mrs pAmUce. Mrs. L DavLn. the 'hr women women'to to think nbout about Mrs Verne Winlnger then dis ­ < Mra Allen Pender. Mrs. Lannh . JM1 ,_ cussed “ When Is a Bargain Not a 78M Wood. Mrs D A VanBuskirk. MrHarry” She said we know Howard .Birdsall. Mra. Kuu» bargain? _• - --must — — — ?”« Thompwn .nd Mr Mn. Her. <l» «ortm»n»h n and buy '• 37Ji schell ^,h..ii FoUick: Krdknk. TbirH Third war.i ward. xt.-s Mrs ' vnlvr uh;* rajher rafter than attractively packpuck­ Mrs. " a>“’d r rood'* — - Forrest Johnson, chairman. 5L... Mrs. W H Cook was to have pre- | 75-j.i Qdwtn Sayles. Mrs. Fred Jones. Mrs r» drtrrtnin<d A w Woodburne. Mrs. Henry Mul- senlctl "My Pct Economy." but was so ■iaainnrr d<;r nntl Mrs M E Whitman; unable to be nt the meeting, j ' Fourth ward. Mrs E J Pratt, chair­ [ members of the club responded Mrs. man. Mrs Harry Baldwin, Mrs Cc- H. J Brown was In charge of the , ' program ... iib!cU Munton. Miss ZeilA^Odeil. Mrs --------- lx David Boyes. Mrs, Aben Johnson. | Announcement was made of Use 7 ‘ n,> Mrs. Dasie Crue. Mrs John Eddy । meeting tn be held In Woodland on .... . . i Mrs Omer Barker. Mrs. Sadie Mae Tuesday evening at which MTs. Ed­ 1J Palmer, Mrs. Hugh Riley. Mrs ward Burton would prcscnfhrr re­ . i Chas. Wibcrt. Miss Sara Schader. view of "It’s Up to the Women." by - Judge Stuart Clement and Wallace Eleanor Roosevelt The meeting for next Friday will - ^ Osborn. . m<, l In the southern half of the county. be iri charge of the Literature De­ Urc»«i t>am Mrs. Barn urn will be assisted by partment Mrs I«eon F Miner will cireuii Court-Mrs. Leon Dunning. Mrs. A. C. discuss "Michigan Poetry ” I Hyde. Mrs Marcus Bagley. Mrs. W CEDAR CREEK. . 7io F Smith. Mrs. Robert Burchett. Rev Thc Bunnell LAS will meet " Oscar Smith, MIm Short. Mrs O Othe fallal . las .Pullpaff. Mrs. V. M. Dunn and Mrs. with Mr and Mrs. Vernor Webster William Clar for dinner Thursday. Nov. 22. You W. H Cheeseman Mrs. Hllixrt an31J nouncs-s that her helpers are Mrs. are invited Mrs Hattie Wright of Hickory — Fred Warner. Nashville. Mrs Albert ’i- Wells. Freeport. Mrs. J D Mohler. Comers is visiting Tier sister, Mrs. drtrrinlnrii u Middleville. Mrs Droll Hynes and Edward Campbell Mrs Ward Plants in Woodland, Miss 7J0, | Susie Fisher, Mrs. A W. Bates mini Phocba Dunkley and Mr nnd Mrs.! Follow Alice Smith. Rev. Fay Wing and Leslie Prase spent Sunday with Mr. J and Mrs Lawrence Bostick of Ross > 33ia Luther Brodbeck. a > i" Members of the American Legion Center Mr nnd Mrs Henry Wertman vis| We feature large sizes at no extra cost. Auxiliary always do their jiart in Dress Skirts made from all wool plaids, plain nov­ « the Red Cross Roll Call and Jills ited their son Myron, nnd family of .1 1 year elty fabrics, etc.. $2.88 and $3.88. year u.e thc ru.Kmuia following wvmcu women na»e have Battle Creek Sunday andI alto called } agreed to assist nt the two banks. °n Mr and Mrs- Add B'mpson of ' u ! thc the Dostofilce pastoffice and do thc tin- down town t WB 2 . ■ .... We nre glad to hear that Mr and ■ I solicitation: Mrs. Harry Waters. tjoh 1 chairman. Mrs. .Pauline Bliss. Mrs Mrs Simpson are both better after Sterling Rogers. Mrs. Edw Downs. their illne&s Leo Monroe and family of KalaMrs. Thus. Johnston. Mrs Andrew M.nnew.. Mrs »r. Donald m»o..o Smelker omra. r,' W« »m*. »„h Lloyd | Matthews. , Mrs. Harry Wood, and memberships °’en and wife. . •- secured. of .. ... Ardy Irnay also be Miss .. Mabel - Owen nnd wife visited ---- Wil-­ Sisson at the Banner offlee. or of Ham Hammond and fam ly of BatMrs. Maude Smith at the court Creek Sunday Miss Glenna house. ’ Hammond returned home jrjlh | Mayor Charles Leonard was the'them*. Adalbert I first person in Barry county to pur- f Mrso Campbell ^turned of Hur» chase a membership. Ihurtettlng a from Pennock hospital to the home good example for others to foltow.*,,f Campbell Friday. LORENZO V. "maTh *■ ' When one thinks that. Hastings or tnuu-oved. THEODORE H K REin Barry county might be the- next Mrs „R°y Dou«has of Hast ngs Is not buying silk hosiery with her eyes shut She’s out to get her money's worth. place severely hit by a windstorm »“ calling on friends at this place fAlttal) these days. "Just any stocking” will not do. or fire or other calamity and the TUftidaj? afternoon. The manufacturer of Iron Clad and Ad­ John services’of thc Red Crow required ! Merle and Elwln Lammers, ~ ~ ~ " She’s shopping around, and asking really miration Costume Hosiery builds merchan­ one realizes more deeply the need Bush and Joe Hammond started for pertinent questions about silk textures, wear­ dise to a standard of QUALITY and NOT the north woods hunting this Mon ­ for reaching the goal' of 800 mem­ ing qualities. manufacturing methods, etc. to a price. day morning. , ships in this county. On the first page of the second BRANCH DISTRICT. 1 section of thU week's paper will be । , found The Dorcas Society of North Mastatements- by President । Roosevelt and others pertaining to'l’lr Grove will have a fried ehlckcn the annual Roll Call which all 'dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1 should reaff Have your dollar ready Wm. Guy Thursday. Nov. 22. EvD*«ble fMtMl —■ Duubla Actton | when the solicitor calls and do your' eryone invited. 1 part in helping others less fortunate. I Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dutmer --------- -— • • • --moved their household goods to KLINGENSMITH. i Grand Rapids Friday. under euperwision of expert chemist*. Miss LaDora Scott of Hastlnga and | Miss Sylvia Whitmore of Wood­ Cheater OversmMh of Carlton were I bury spent lhe week end with the guests of Mr. and Mra. Archie Burd home folks RUG YRAN—10c a akein. KNITTING BAGS, complete with handle and yarn Bunday. -* I Mr. and Mrs Henry Bidelman atWalter Stokus left Saturday with | tended the funeral of the latter’s STAMPED PILLOW CASES—89c a pair. to worfc at $1.00. - . You can also buy a truck load of men from Middle- aunt. Mrs. Delia Snook, at Martin LINEN TOWELS, Stamped — 25c and 39c. ville to go deer hunting in northern Friday. LU^CH SETS—All linen seta, $1.00i £.-11 Z» ounoa can for ZOa IUJL1 1* ouno»ocniarl*« 1 Michigan. ‘Mrs Mabe] Parks of Augusta vis­ CRIB QUILTS in package with complete materia)*, BUCILLA FLOSS — In all colors, 4 strand, 4c; 3 Mrs. Doris Haight and baby of ited at tlie home ot Mr. and Mrs. ■Mfraa Qaa -Alw.r. D.g.Wnkla size 36x50 at >1.00. for 10c. Grand Rapids spent Saturday with IJenry Bidelman Sunday. her parents, Mr. and Mrs Janus Messrs. Clare Burpee. Leo Corwin SCARFS and TABLE COVERS in all patterns, 50c. BUCILLA CROCHET or Knitting, large skeins, 39c, Bowerman. and Chas. Jacobs of Lansing were Xftss Harriet Scott of Hastings _____ guests__ of Mr. .... and ____ Mrs. Forrest Bidxpent the week end with home folks, elmon Saturday night and Sunday. m ITiniin !1II III. i 11IUIIU |°*nl 478 cases of measles were rePortedth,t tlme Uie preaictk>n wa$ made that there would be plain, helpful talk Sporting Items NEVER BEFORE SUCH AN OFFER ON ANY RADIO! H. H. S. DEFEATS ALUMN112 TO 7 s We will match your dollars on a New SPARTON RADIO BEAUTY! • QUALITY! •TONE! *89™ SPECIAL OFFER JOHN BULLING & SON RED CROSS CO-OPERATNGfflTRERA * spent 8 Archl dlevilje Hartl days. ’.▼am have gc trip. Hon. friend*. Bunday Royer c Miss Creek I Lloyd S Mra. Mhl Be Road pi relative Morse I Mrs. < Dodds a in Battl Wednes, •reek in Lansing Warren Mrs. i ing her and Mr mazoo. Mr. a T.uesU c on Hunt Mr. (Gladys field vi Keller c Club TI When Winter Comes! th. Cinderella Coats By Wil! Make Warm Friends FUR TRIMMED COATS $988 Super Values! A Coat Week $1288 Feature At --------------J1 /IS® Frandsen’s Store Ho i Oi the Crowd and Buy! Cinderella Frocks. $3.88 and $6.88 f FRANDSEN’S STOR^ EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE The Woman Who Cares The Choice of Millions KC BAKING POWDER *.ai> Price Today a* 44 Year* Ago A t ary ONS OF POUNDS HAVE BEEN USED er OUR GOVERNMENT Ironclad “Admiration" " at $1.00 Sub-Standards, not seconds at 59c OUR ART AND NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT Is Complete In Every Detail. WeCarry- < 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1K4 — . —----------------- i -/legion Social Events and Personal Mention and O.O. CLUB. I AUXILIARY WEATHER CONDlflONS The eight women members ot the IN FORMER O. G. club had a delightful meeting at the home of Mra. Milo DeVries . Preceded Enjoyable on Thursday evening. Plans for the MeterologiltS Find Framm—Mui T.1V h. IChrUtmu <<erc dteu»« -------------- HAVE*R*EIC*PAR™ l Supper YEARS! Helpful Sug&stiane That LIMA 1916 Was Year Without tomato sala». Mlat antes Edmonds wu |n Bat­ Mr. and Mra. Weldon Bronson reDwight Fisher and Ian Ironside A. D. McDonald glass creek. tle Creek on Saturday. jmad on Sunday from a visit with were home from Albion college over Meteorologic looking over rec- [”1"'cJrt’in’halwi. and’ptace'Mxi About .eventy-five were present at ■ H*’«n *n<J Pe’r] th> th. NPwbuxf. *°cal leaders, will attend Dr. and Mra. Frank Carrothars fr and Mrs. Basil Smith and other the week end. rd* to find find a . summer .. as di...,.^.. disastrous hBlf ln CBCh Qt four lrttu0# ieavpg the ArmisUoe party given by the teachers ’ training class tn Haa- ords ackson relaUvea. _____ | w H Feighner and daughspent Bunday in Lansing. at tings this week Wednesday as 1034 has been to mld-westem Combine half the contents of a No. rr oi LAiuung spciu mo wwx enoAmerican , T 1-egton and Auxiliary --------- ■ — Archie D. McDonald was in Mid­ th. ViAm. on Friday MH.. . v..tn. Douglass will enter­ stales found nothing u> equal this ith T o Webber lhe tMtzm home evening, dleville on Tuesday on business. nr —L. n . v j A pot luck supper was enjoyed by tain the local group on Thursday of onion, four tablrapoons chopped day guests of Mr. and Mrs Harry year In the extent of damage done Hartley Finstrom was home front celery and salt and pepper to taste. lertOite momma ,he IIlcmb*r*' families and next week for an all day meeting. , . thte momlng for Roscommon on guests preceding the program, Floyd until they reached the year 1910. Moisten with four tablespoons may* de*r huntUlg UlpWood. Legton commander, officlat- The subject will be "Child Train­ Mias Marie Rowe spent the week ten,l'asT«e^rTiiSite?'toe ing." Visitors welcome. Lrin J Mr F E JohIuU» and tng as master of ceremonies. Everysummer.” There was mild weather end at her home in Big Rapids. Peter DeVries and wife of Lansing heaTln« from th*m Mr and Mrs L V- Be.wmer were in one greatly enjoyed the vaudeville in January, ice tn August and a only a quarter. Mrs. Olive Campbell la the guest from London, Canada. . Battle Creek on Sunday. act staged staged by by Fritz and Miss Miss Eugenia Eugenia . - ___ .------------— ----------------»• -v. Fritz and Otis’. Sunday visitors there were Vermont farmer almost froze to kfr’w_ M*hriee Mr. and Mra. Uoyd Roush of Kai- Hubert ot New York City and ap- Louie Erway and Ray Otis and fam­ death in June, The freak weather BEET AND BEAN SALAD. days. and in Baton BmBBOO visited Mr. and Mra. War-1 predate their kindness and courexisted -not only .in lhe United nrt Mra. «« 8. ■ O. n Brock were in Drain well one cup ot canned | ilies of Kalamazoo. Warren Carter and C H. Hinman Rapids on Saturday, the latter visit­ bS “ ?urT<ucrt be*, raid tuUI lhe eomenu « ren Roush over Bunday. . tesy. The Misses Ruth and Marian Er­ have gone north on a deer hunting ing Mra D. R Poster. ----- i”----------------Mr. and Mra Park Thomas of I Archie D McDonald gave a very way of Kalamazoo and John Erway feeling the nip of winter whan it B j0 i-a-ounoe can »trlnalesa hewn, trip. - ■ add --- three tablespoons ■■ and chopped Mrs. W. R. cook and Richard Oook Wyandotte come today for a week's 1 interesting talk on "Reminiscences.” of Lansing were Sunday visitors at should have been sweltering in the r Hon. Perry F. Powers of Cadillac heat. telling incidents of the first Armis sweet pickle. Add three tablespoons’ -» >».. .—...­ was in the city on Monday greeting were in Ann Arbor on Friday and Vtelt with Mrs A J Larsen Mbbrke B-w. Rob-! P'*’’ ’’’ ’pUl'' “ French areealng, and marinkte for' Saturday in attendance at the sesses­ „ tice Day in Ann Arbor where he was A bargain la -when friend,. ' . Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mason a student at thc U. of M. He said sions of the Press Club. •* half an hour. Mix in six tablespoons ; eii Olla, Rraaell whluonorc and „„ Mr*. David Vail of Muskegon is X. _ you get the full value . ... __ _ jfuravs w mr ana mfb, xianon Bay Erway, all Wl Ibla week tor S““’ D*rl" “n‘ mayonnaise, and serve on lettuce.1 \Mr. and Mra. Walter Eaton and cortright of Kalamazoo on Satur- that Armistice Day marked another of ymir money and a ,a. period in thc world's htetory. just ‘n *“a* I reHmen-Tbe m», eaeep. ter . Senes six. and cost, less than thlrlittle bit more. ty-flve cents. to21unt.de*r- . .:. few day* when it was chilly Mr, and Mra Ray Shroyer were leave Sunday for a deer hunting j Mrs. Ray Lacey and Mrs. Emma as the reigns of Alexander he :...... Great and Napoleon brought | The Misses Josephine Romig and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Loy trip in the Upper Peninsula. I March — Blustery and cold, and . . . , Bvnpici Kllpfer ui of nidi Alto weir were guoui guests vi of Mr. changes in politic*, in government.,Bernice Springer had charge of the! APPLE AND COCOANUT SNOW. I Royer of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mn. Thcs. Johnston and and Emerson Stauffer on Mon­ And the "little bit e(c. He also reviewed lhe purpose* church services at Good Will Sun- freshets caused great property damBeat two egg whites stiff (yolks Miss Beatrice Matteson of Battle Mr. and Mrs Albert Craig and MUs , day more” in hard to get. |”“a'*.u5!“°.S4 K"’toc‘rfor which the Legton was organized day. •” *“ in custard or mayon- 1 Creek Is visiting Mr. and Mra. Doris wera in South Haven Bunday , | Dr. and Mrs. R F. Webb and famYou won’t find it in , and discussed some of lhe alms of ’ Homer Erway of Lansing is ex' . ,'c_ ,wr w,c neMl u »y* auincr).! Lloyd Shafer this week. as guests of Mr. and Mra. Harry 1 Pold W one cup «nnfd *PP»e ,ly of Grand Rapids were guests ot the organization Had it not been । peeled home this week for a vtelt ’’cheap’’ clothes. You Mra. J. F. Black visited Mr. and Lein,. ,hWanl . half lhe contents of a 4-ounce |lJ^!n» fe11 J? d “*e tatUr P* °*1 rt' Ot ot U,C lheI41UCC -------- --------------------—- -• --------- ■ Mn>. I>. o. wuura era.™ w (°r, «“ ° P uthr°l’ ,Su»- for the Legloa and lheir care of u"th hi* parents Mim. Ben Merrick on East State will find it in merwounded veterans and veterans ’ Phil Warren of Lansing spent the ,n ??' “ Rud(t and f _,.. .montn | CBn O f motet cocoanut, two tea-I Mulliken last week by the serious a,y Road part of last week. widow* and children, the incidents week end with hte son. Clyde and L , y “'1“ aJld “}*** ,iS°len' chandiae of “r *nd ”“* Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lewis visited Illness of her father. George Potter. of lhe World war would soon be tor- ’."lly here lnch ,hkk Weld> * l apoon* lemon juice and two table- । spoon* confectioner’s sugar, and pile 1 quality sold at fair te still very 111 with heart *P*nl ®ver the wrtk cnd ttt Alma relatives and friends at Lowell and He (rouble ' y attending the Hbmeoomlng at Alma gotten by lhe average person and Sunday visitors at Roy Oakes were /^blanketed lllghtly in glass cups. Put a small dab ! prices. That Morse lake on Sunday. ‘n of jelly or marmalade on top of each I Mr and and Mra. Mrs A. A T. T Eaah. Fash Helen Helen' College. many, who might need care and pro- Tom L^d and wife and Bob Lord । Mra. C. W. Wesplnter. Mra. Grace Mr. two or three months 1^°* for garnish, and chill till ready to jo»m Mr and Mra Clare Eash' Mr.-and Mrs. Ed Cole of New teetton. would have been neglected. 'and family of Battle Creek. Dodds and Mrs w. L Shultera were andI Snd iv Xfrtder of - Preenort York Y0Tk CHy were wcre guests »u“U ot ot Mr. Mr and and Dancing was enjoyed until mid- ■ Izster Lord went to New Jersey I v.” nSbSb? taundM* serve. Serves four. of wear in acoat'or in Battle Creek on Friday. near Freeport suit, the better style Mr. and Mrs Ray Branch spent spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ^?dn‘^,ea Doy,e on 'ruesday and night the music being furnished by ; this Week where he expects to work ed by the overflowing Mississippi DESSERT SALAD. I Sam Keller and hte orchestra. ' — ----Keith Daniels. I Wednesday. on a dairy farm. and appearance of Wednesday and Thursday of last river. Farmers wore overcoats while I Mrs. Corinne Gould and M1m Slice two large bananas length ­ week In Detroit and Flint. received word planting. good thing!—these STONY POINT. uniii.m HavM I Winona Downing of Lansing visited ENTERTAINS TWENTYwise and place, cut side up. in four Mr. and Mrs. Ksye Buttar, of July—Ice an eighth of an inch FOUR GUEfTS AT DINNER. Lest Week's Letter. are. found most fre­ i.a.tt’. “ 'U'd ,rlenda over Lansing were guests of Mr. and Mra. (Bernice Rose) that they reached Wellman r T. A. will He heU’UUsk tormM UirousBont Ne« Bns- | individual nests of lettuce. Sprinkle Sunday evening. Mrs. Jerry Foley end. i with Juice of half a lemon, and pile quently in clothes and their new home. Mountain Home. the week rnrt Warrtn Carter on Saturday. WedneMa, mN. Hoe H. 1^04 Hew T ots , and eastern Feral-1 Mr. and Mra. Howard Barnes are entertained at her home at Middle lone cup of canned apple sauce along Mrs. Sarah Brandstetter is visit­ Ark.. Wednesday morning. furnishings made by Luk Bidelman of Fonllae vUUUl *y|w»nl». Indian oom crop, de-, the tops: Sprinkle with canned motet | entertaining their niece. Miss Flor­ lake, serving a delightful six o'clock ing her daughter and husband. Mr. Homer Smith and Ralph Eggle­ nationally knows dinner to twenty-four guest*. The at B. J. Wellman’s one day last OXI M/XU. . ence Bainbridge, of Hammond. Ind.. 'cocoanut and chopped walnuts, and ston. also Vincent Eggleston of Bat,' and Mrs. Mason Norwood, of Kala­ T 1| August—Ice continued to form and evening was* spent playing bridge, week manufacturers. garnish with mayonnaise. Serves Ue Creek, left Sunday for a deerI1 for a few weeks. mazoo. ruined. Com soldDT at from prizes being awarded the highest and Mr. and Mra. Elmer Gillispie were -new- crops — VZ.-----pour. Mr. and Mra. William Anderson hunting trip in northern Michigan,( | Mra. Ruble Kelley of Kalamazoo lowest scores at each of the six ta­ Bunday mie.U ot Mr. and Mm. wkl-1« । “ « a ubualwl. London. BLStad. w ’ spent the week end with her moth• J a B^ CaVy annwfall anowf^1 I CREAMED EGGS ON TOAST. and daughter of Grand Rapids were going via Chicago and Milwaukee. Such clothes are the Irxnerlenrad heavv experienced .1 er. Mra. Mary Burgess, helping the bles. Autumn leaf tallies and nut ter Brown guests of Mr. and Mra. Dell Sutton Mr. and Mra. J. E. McElwain. Mtes j September Make B whIt4! MUCe two Uble. cups were in harmony with the col­ kind we buy to sell to Mr and Mra. B. J. Wellman were , September-Two weeks of the to celebrate her birthday. on Sunday. Mary McElwain and Mis* Emily Mc­ .| latter imildcat weather of the'ST year ------were---fol- .spoons butter, Wm. Flfield. Samuel Tucker and orful fall chrysanthemums used on In Olivet on business Friday P. M'------- r' uuawi two tablespoons flour you. Mr nnd Mrs David Conklin Elwain were in Grand Rapids Sat­ Tursday u B J. Wellman atartM 1 and one and lowed bv heavv frn»t and ice a nuar. ---— d B half cups diluted the tables. A (KOLA) V. VVVUaaMBU OLUIL'U - . (Gladys Jones) and Children of Ban­ urday evening attending the Mich­ I Howard spent Sunday afternoon . .... ... . . .. . tar nt an Inrh thirlr '■■ The guests included Mrs. Daisy to drive out of his yard he noticed, L°J ?n lnS," thick evaporated milk, and season to taste ■an Telephone wepnon* pioneers' rumeera banquet. oanquet. *'l?hJ,£.A*£leJEUen ’?n£1,d’ field visited Dr and Mra. Guy C. igan We can guarantee ev­ a car comto« very rapidly from U» „ow*ST0”un"rt.“>“ with salt, pepper and paprika. Add Mr. and Mrs W. J. Field. Mr. and 'tnrt Eddy of Detroit. Mrs. Mary English Keller on Sunday. «“ •”« *» Europe and one chopped canned plmtento, one erything we sell be­ Ira. M L. Oook and Mra. A. D. . and .H1?PorF*R “nd of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Genhum north «> ho .topped it the ease oi I InTblrlU, "5 “’"d, VT’ °! Severance of Middleville. Mr. and ine the roaa road w to lcl let H It BO ,o UJ by.. while utr the “ y ah abundant ------ -potato -------- crop ---, m.-ed - - tablespoon chopped parsley and five cause the makers . . plenty . . . . Prone* rmm lamina Uiinnmda n.r. had ™-C*,' rOm «*r* mi liuu plenty of vn room ruuiu Ute wit driver. uiivvi. ----- farolne -- - surprise on Rev and Mrs L. L. A wcre dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo Maus and daughter. car guarntee them to us. Martha Lou, Mrs. Elizabeth Reick- Ml” — - nurse, ------ --------. ,I«h»rt from want and fnnH nrlcna Eastman. County seemed from want and food prices Serve on toast pointe. This serves Dewy at Grand Rapid, Thunday •“«' Enifrson 8laufTrr You can’t help but ord and son, Adelbert. of Lansing. to loce control of the car and sat th‘n d<±fled , , . , four. night. । night. _ _ . . i'night. night. get your money’! | Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop were Martin Foley. Paul Foley and James the brakes the car left the road and ‘ November-There was sleigh ng in j Henry Osborn. George Sumner, Fortunately she ty °°. 3®th’ A 80 ln ALASKAN PEARS. in Grand Rapids Thursday where Foley. Mr. and Mra, Roy Huver, Mr. turned turtle. worth, and a little bit Perry Hall and Dr. B. A. Perry, ac­ "“fu s^ctl“?s Lay six canned pear halves, cavity and Mr*: Nay Bump and children. wasn’t hurt and the car was dam- j more, at thia store. companied by Dr. Thorndyke of Al- the former attended the u. of M. Wayne. Patricia and Ellenetta of aged some but not badly Dr. Kinde December A breath of spring. side up. in shallow baking dish or in 'to. have gone on a hunting trip to clinics being held at Butterworth ■ Hastings. Raymond Gamer, Mrs. and Mrs. Nobles came out after her. reault.of ?,h* continuous <»M a pie plate. (A No. t can of pear i near Atlanta in the northern part of .., a „ _____ , , r____ weather, price of flour rooe to 813 a halves usually contains six or seven). wc— Irmgard ftoren and Miss Alice Fo’ey the Lower Peninsula Mr “n CARLTON CENTER. | barrel in New York City. In 1817 Sprinkle with three tablespoons su­ and 1 ol Cincinnati. Ohio, who came to ir. and A communication received from , Sunday dinner gueste of Mr | enjoy this happy occasion with Mra. .Nil and Mr BMIU Mrs. I'll! John UUII1I Shupp CJUMpp enterill,V.-— bread -- riots broke out in Great Brit- gar. and pour around them one-half Rapids . Frank Herrington and family states ! Mra. Ernest York of Grand F,_ Foley. lained relatives from Indiana ovcr.ain. cup pear syrup with a few drops of on. Ill.. they were then in New Mexico and .Mrs Eva Gillette of Oregon. lemon juice. Dot pears with one the week end. , returned with them. THE CROSSROADS. PAST MATRONS ATTEND tablespoon butter, and bake for ' Mr. and Mra. Arlie Todd and fam­ ’’ | Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds ot Ann Ar­ They expect to go to Dade City. CALHOUN CO. MEETING. ily and mother. Mrs. John Shupp. Mtes Maxine Stedge of Grand about twenty minutes, basting with ’ bor Is spending the week with Mr Clothing and Shoes On Tuesday a group of the Past expect to go this week Wednesday to ' Rapids spent the week end at home. ■ the syrup occasionally. Remove from Florida, from New Mexico. and Mrs. Roy Cordes and getting Matrons of Hastings O. E. S. No. 7. Dr. and Mrs. C- 8. McIntyre and their brother and son. Lester Todd Sunday guests also were Miss Jean over and pile on top of the pears a for Men and Boys Dr. and Mra. K. S. McIntyre accom- acquainted with her new grande went to Marshall to attend the Cal­ and family. Stedge. Mr. and Mrs. Don Sledge;< meringue made of ot two egg whites daughter. Margery Ann panted by Dr. R. J. Hutchinson of;' There was a l.llt flne LIV.U crowd a. al the of nao. Hastings. —• tablespoons confectioners' ——-• nil’ll '*a-1 ..... 'and «a.w Earl ra—. ■ Tate awa^. V.. and‘ »four I Dr. and Mrs Walter Lampman of houn county O E. S convention, HASTINGS (three of uie the newiy newly eiectca elected officers. fried ciicken supper served by the | Mra. Erma Williams. Mra. Earl sugar. Return to a slow—300 degree Grand Kapias urana Rapids were in Ann Artxx-on Arbor on I „ inrec o: Saturday attending thc football n dU..*.htGrand Worthy Matron Georgina CarhodL. A. 8 Tuesday night The williams. Mrs. Jessie Scobey, da ugh- —oven for fifteen minutes. Serves game. Dr. Hutchinson returned with ,.2 .' ,!? (Beuer. Grand Warder Grace Mur- i members of lhe Aid appreciate the — • — • You have a headache why ter Helen and Harold Williams were them and spent the week end here. , n vf?, s., ro^, ?to, ^'Iphy and Grand Chaplain Minnie don't you blame your eyes? Fred Jone*. Herbert Rhinehart. । Mr’ “nd Mrs John Lott being present Mrs. Bauer con- splendid patronage they received. Battle Creek visitors Saturday. DEVILED CORN SCALLOP. They also wish to thank the com­ John Oook and family spent Sun­ Blame them until you leakn Walter Perkins and Superintendent; D * ... , (ducted a school of instruction. At munity for the donations and as­ Mix together two cupa canned corn day with Mtes Jennie McBain of and the contents of a 2 3-4-ouncc celery and one-fourth cup chop D. A. VanBuiklrk attended a conF , > " n * “ CAU J C .Y 1 the Hasting* women enjoyed u they are NOT to bbune. sistance they itce'ived at this supper. ripe olives in a baking dish, *pri Hastings. can deviled ham. and season to taste ference for men teachers at Kellogg ,uck >unchedl> w,lh Mr*. Leon H was all very much appreciated. Mr. and Mrs Gilbert of N. Broad­ with salt and pepper. Pour half ling with three-fourth* teaspoon, scnooi near wicaory corners lues~ ------- — ~ —■■ luiuurai. a very cnjoyaoie ume oe- [ Clayton and Don Allerding are and a few grains of peeper. •n‘1 °°" »"™"« r day evenmg. There were many rep- ^,'ed‘n . ing reported Tnose present from; ing reported. Tnose present from leaving this Monday morning for way spent Sunday with Teddy Cook into a buttered baking dish, sprinkle lop with two tablespoons txil and family. cane of your headaches? (resentaUves from the schools of h Hastings Hastlne* were Mrs Mr< Nellie Nrllte Cross. nrow Mrs Un ,(the nOfth de^r huntlng with a few crumbs, add rest of com. pour over two-third, cup milk.. Jasper DeConing attended the fu­ this area present I G^Wiart, Mrs. Fred Wolcott. I By having u» render an au­ Mrs. Bertha Friend Darby, of near neral of his grandfather which was and pour in one-third cup milk. Cov­ cover with lialf a cup bultl | Dr. wood ” whoh vte itm? Mr3 G A Mr8 J M Logan «a*c. woo ... Dr. and and Mrs. Mrs. George George Lock Lockwood er with lhe rest or half a cup crumbs thoritative. dependable anand Mr. and Mrs. Archie D. Me- „ *h.r' m.he*’VSJ Townsend. Mra. Frank Rogers and nisny wee|u. was buried Sunday held In Grand Rapids Friday. to which twp tablespoons melted Thomas Riley of Grand Rapids is butter has been added. Bake in a minutes in a 375 degree oven. liKt".T.'i'l" X h I*"”L D »>' Crlta.Ad.Tn.UL church uonaia were in Baiun ufcck mon~ , Mr* jacoo nancy. I day evening where they heard Ruth *r ',*cn.1. 10 C^f*k Lester ot Freeport. visiting Harold Smith and family. moderate—376 degree—oven for thir­ Sunday u> • .Im Mr. rarf , Bryan Owen, the opening number on : Bund *v ,n ta,t “ r “ nH Mr.. Krai 1| * Miss Doris Williams spent the ty minutes. Serves four. BALTIMORE CENTER. VEGETABLE CAMKROUL W' EXCHANGE MEETING. (the Board 01 of murraran Education rnwrunnentertaln- | i’.'J™*"' J"1’. “ The McOmber school basement is week end with Miss Julia Durkee near Woodland. MOUNTAIN PEAKS. ment course. The meeting was m h«r home in Cambridge. Mass. Thirty-two members of the HasHas- • nearly completed. Cook two tablespoons choppad O Wood- , me the W. K. || ..*??•_ ~ *■*• A-, Var.BVak^luMr8JA..D i'tings !lng5 Women’s Club went to Make piles of hot fluffy mashed ton in four tablespoons butter 08 .. Kellogg Kellogg auditorium. auononum. ~ WoodThe I'. P. T. I. A. meeting was nciu held BOWNE CENTER. potatoes as high and Jagged on top * **“ ” ’ "“■* *'“■ ’ ' t”d Tuesd,>' tuning *for an ex- p^asy evening with a chicken sup! A. a. J. j. Laraen Larsen leaves .toda .today for OPTOMETRIST Last Week’s Letter. IDrummond Island on on a a deer deer nunthunt- 7 R Cook.."'C were In Charlotte„ 'Diesmeeting, • a ««y very enjuyaoic enjoyable , per. Bb about ^ty being being served, Mined, alter. after — Drummond Island *«’* ' change imyum. out sixty f Wavn, R.nu.n .nd as possible, to represent snow on 11-ounce can com. four medium to­ Phon. 2634 Hailing. inaccompany day at a luncheon Biven bv Mrs.. . ing trip He will Theo- ^,y , B*'*n homo by M” program being rendered. Two pleas- ■ whlch . ..enjoyed a program of mu**r’ "}“ peaks. Around the bottom pile hot matoes cut in small pieces, and one 1 dore Kilmer of Lansing and Dr. •^n<*ed mUAlc“1 numbers were given by I Blc and p^yg. Thanks to everyone ”” A^dte ®enU”l Grand Rap­ buttered canned spinach to look like Ids'visitors Saturday. i "AuntJanes Jane's ■QuiltingParty Party”givgiv-----j --------- - of r,— « *-«>.. Aunt Quilting [Mrs Dailey, cellist, and Mrs n in ln any wav helped the trees below the snow line. Serve MUGayle uayic uuuey. Ceiu«. ana MCJwt,who uny Wgy helped. j Bernard Kilmer Reed City. en bv » a r »no in any way ncipeo |en by Hie the laches ladies of the Chartottc Charlotte I J. John Thomas and family of Lan- with crisp bacon curls, and watch A. McNulty, pianist, and Mrs E Mr. and Mrs Russell Greenfield . Methodist church, in lhe social A. Burton gave a review of "It’s Up speht Sunday at Nashville the ring spent Bunday at Guy Smith’s. the mountains disappear! pour into Mrs Watt Thomas. Mrs Merrill «— pirlors to the Women" by Eleanor Roose-1 gue8ts of Mr. and Mra. Elmer GreenKarcher. Mra. John Nash. Alice and SPINACH AND BEET MOLD. ► i Mr and Mrs Robert Moore and velt * . I field. field. Marie, and Mrs. Jennie Flynn were » children spent Saturday night with Season the drained contents of a Tea and lovely small cakes were I| Jaj jay Pennington of Maple Grove Hastings visitors Saturday. can of spinach well with butter, ult st Bluffton. munion. Indind.. — and on served by the Woodland ladies, 1 called at k । relatives at J — Rolland Pennington’s ’Sunday RnnHav WM11 Virk Tr Mr. and Mra. Merrill Karcher ac­ and pepper, and pack while hot into went tn to nun Dunkirk. Ind-, where about slxty-five being in attendance. Thursday. -Y gaudily feathered bird la the they attended a surprise party at The meeting was held al the school-1 Miss Owen Qaskill spent the week companied Don Wingar of Lowell to a buttered ring mold. Keep hot while । Hudsonville Sunday evening _as preparing beets. Heat dinned beats, the liome of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. house. 'end with friends in Hastings. guests of Mis* Ursula Kuna. Keesaer. it being mt. Keesacr's birth­ drain, chop and season wall with Mr. and Mr* Walter Thomas of I Helen Johnson gave a farewell day. Mrs. Sarah Powell and Walter BUSINESS WOMEN’S butter, salt and pepper. Turn spin­ Middleville are moving In the John party lor Bud Aldrich Friday eve­ ach mold out onto a hot round plat­ clumsy bird with an unwieldy lookHOSPITAL GUILD. rung to 10 a a numocr <m uicr luv.™. ter. and fill center with beets. Then ning number of their friends. Twenty-four members and two j Thomas lwu*c turning Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. ol Bal-IA niw „„ ,n)oyM by .n. ” we „ John BUealsTrlrt ol Mr sprinkle chopped, hard-cooked eggs a Tlrtd rwKkriBlo. brMrt bbd Frank Hubert of Puyallup. Wash., guest, were present at the meeting | u . Crt^ r»_, ra u. .nd, MrJ Wa[t >nd *'7U,’“2^, ®‘ Mr and Miss Eugenia Hubert and of the Business Women’s Hospital over the spinach ring to give It a Mrs. Addle Benton spent Sunday festive appearance, and see what brother. Fritx Hubert, of New York Guild on Monday evening. Dinner ! Mn R O^nfteld Friday. afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Fred your children do to that! City leave tomorrow for Pittsburgh. was served at 6:30 o’clock -tn the | NORTHEAST IRVING. Pa , and Cleveland: Ohio, to nil en­ Presbyterian parlors, the tables Last Week’s Letter. - Skelding near Lake Odessa. ESCALLOPED COBN gagements before going to the fath­ being decorated with be be mums. 1 Mr an(J Mrs, oirl Bustance and and DOUD CORNERS. Boll one cup diced celery five the "potato bug bird- since It is er's home tn Puyallup. They have Plans for the Christmas party were fanUly of Freeport spent Sunday Sodai or Graham Fim Granulated Junior Hull, son of Elmer Hull, minutes, and drain. Put alternate eepecially fond ot the bug nd It* been lhe guests of Mr. and MTs discussed after which the evening !W|lh Mr. and MrS Joe Beuhler and formerly ot this place but now of layers of the content* of * 10 1-2- larva*. Hanry Hubert while here was spent with making .scrapbooks, family Mr. and Mra. Donald Stedge were Misses Mabel Sisson. Helen Wade Mr. and Mrs Bnd fBm. Barryvllle. was buried at Cedar U>- >»"• in Belding on Thursday and Friday and Elizabeth Finch being thc ho*t-jUy, Bnd Mrs- William Hutchens Creek Sunday P. M. Percy and Clifford McMannte and as guests of Mr. anfl Mrs Gordon , ... and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thaler of families of Battle Creek were-at' Clement. Gordon Ju. and -Shirley” Miss Jennie McBain te the Decerti-1800th Bownc spent Sunday evening home Sunday. Jean returned with them, staying **"’ *“”•*— ■ with Mr and Mrs Arthur Moore Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bergman vis­ until Sunday when Judge and Mrs ' Miss Margaret Brown Js on the ited Mrs. Jessie Norris of Lacey BANNER CI.ASA PARTY. Full Cream Stuart Clement and Mrs. Belle ounaay Mzs. Cha». Hinman entertained 1sick list at this writtag. Sunday. Clement took the children home, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Moore attended 1 wa5 a good CfOvd BIld Bn the latter remaining for two or three the Banner claw of the Methodist the republican banquet at Hasting*«• the p T. A. enjoyed thc program at lhe P. T. A. funUay School on Tuesday evening L. . Mm, Vettrum Peek wenly being present After the F^“y. . Friday evening. MrLoomis. George Bassett and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peake have pot luck supper and business meet­ V AND I BRIDGE CLUB. Cor. State and Jefferson Heating*, Mich. John Rickert of Freeport assisted moved in Henry Bergman’s house. ing. a "White Elephant” sale was with the potato digging at Sam Eck­ U and I Bridge club on Wednesday held with .Mrs. J. M. Tbwnsend as LOWER CROOKED LAKE. afternoon of last week. Mrs. c. G. auctioneer. A nice sum was real­ ert’s Friday. Mr. Eckert te real poor­ Joe Stengers entertained a danc­ DeCou and Mrs. Frank Hoonan won ized and everyone had a happy eve­ ly in health. Mr. and Mf5- Ralph Jones of Kal- ing party at their home Saturday the bridge honors. Delicious refresh­ ning. Mra. Roy Chandler will 'be amo "called at Arthur Moore’s FrlFri­ evening. ments were served by Mrs. Itewte. the December hostess. day. Mr and Mrs. Rex Harmon are The meeting next week Wednesday spending some time al Lawton. DELIGHTFUL PARTY. will be with Mrs. DeCou. STATE ROAD. Henry Fennels returned home Mrs.- Martin Tinkler and Mrs. Last Week ’ s Letter from Pennock hospital Thursday. BRIDGE CLUB MEETS. Charles Rogers entertained at the The Fisher P. T. A. will be this — His friends here tfre glad to know A scientifically compounded formula for rollof of : Mrs. Ed. Story was hostess to her former’s home on Friday afternoon, Beet, Pure Refined bridge’club on Thursday afternoon, complimentary to Mrs. Lawrence week Friday evening. November 9lh. he is gaining. Gastric Hyperacidity, Sour Stoiaaeh, ®te. Salt** j Mrs. Maude Hartwell of Plainwell top score going to Mrs. Frank Pen­ Ryan. One of the interesting fea­ Mrs Pearl Matthews and Miss Bea­ faction or money refunded. Many caaaa of yaaft j der and second to Mrs. Lucy Creg- tures of the program was an original trice DeMott will furnish eate, and spent Wednesday with Mrs. Prank low. Refreshment* were served and poem by Miss Myrtle Taylor Re­ Lena Becker and Viola Kennedy Roush. standing relieved by first bottle. Frank Roush and family visited freshments were served, cloalng a the program. All are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. William Sprague are ut Harry Lelnaar's of Delton Sun­ rtry pleasant afternoon. ent. had a delightful time. the parents of a baby girl bom day. HONORED* MOTHEK Thursday- All are doing fine. SOUTH COATS GBOVE. * Jack O'Connor spent last week hi Mra. Allen Pender was hostess to Mr. and Mra. James Endsley en­ Detroit. Mary Stutz spent Thursday in her "MO" club on Tuesday after­ tertained with a dinner on Sunday. »vnuu. and Mrs. Ddon Matthews and Ann Arbor. noon. with Mra. 8. C. Brock getting honoring Mra. Henrietta Zoat who te Mra. Lenah Wood of Hastings high score and Mrs Edith Bonnell spending a month with her daughter ■ family spent Sunday in Hastings Ordara taken now. Lota of 25, 50 and 11 Mr «na Mr» Dan and Mr. and Mrs Denali Wood of low. Refreshments were served, ail and husband. Out 'of town guests wlth hl" Tfaverae City spent Wednesday at from 7c aach and up. Lateat Giboon Kh having a delightful time. were Mr. and Mra. Harry ArenU Mrs. Janet Pettlngill spent Friday Wm. Bayne's. and Mr. and Mra. John Arents and plates required. Exclusive design to aach EXCLUSIVE EIGHT. with Mrs. Nettle Manby of Lacey. son 61 Grand Rapids. * The Exclusive Eight met with Ora Mr. and Mra. James Sothard spentour old neighbors. Henry Fisher. Newton. Nov. S. for an afternoon of TER-BEE CLUB. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William |who passed away early Monday. , .“MO". Second and third prize* were Mr. and Mra Clarence Baechier Coleman of* Rutland, the occasion * Mr. and Mra. Herbert Flrater, ALL SPECIAL PRICES ON : »,won by Mate Harrington and Mary arv entertaining lhe Tec-Bee club being Clyde s birthday All the Cole-1 Mary Stutz and Ward Weller wcoe IN EFFECT THIS Buskirk. Light refreshments were al dinner thia Wednesday evening at1 man children and families were * guests of Geo. Plraler’s In Varmonttheir home near Long lake. homc. An enjoyable day was spent. Ville Wednesday. a Bummer two 1<r<e *«BaU»a in bouing 18 ,, I™ <» raw >„ eraurt wmJoS’ T.S. BAIRD THE NEXT TIME 53 L. V. BESSMER We Offer Friday, Nov. 16 Saturday,Nov. 17 8UCAR CRACKERS 10<6. 55c 2 CHEESE r.^r COFFEE BUTTER 18c 17c asc a 33c MEAT MARKET SPECIALS Lard IBjc Swiss Steak TTt^o. 15c Beef Ribs Reel Roasts 11c Temfsr, Chuck Cuta Wa Deliver Thc BIG-Little Store 2491 Walgreen System Drug Store Pfunder’s Tablets .< n ■ Personal Chmtmu Greeting I �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER’14. FAOE KIGHT SOUTH SHULTZ. ' OBITUARY. PRAIRIEVILLE, Adella M . daughter of Frank and Henry Benson, a highly respected | Gordon Kenyon went Friday to [spend a few days with his parents, Lucinda Saddler, was born in the ■ du- |*£S । Alva Kenyon and family, of Belle- township ot Yankee Springs. Sept, - ' — r—ulct to»r Sunday day evening end wu buried In to [vue. Alva epects to go north deer H 1RJ6. and came to Orangeville ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER-. ’ 1 hunting this week. I'wHh her parents when eleven years TISKMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. | 'rX Much sympathy U extended to °r 8h« WBfl united In marriage M”' -------flouer*, attesting the esteem ... ini Mr. and Mra. Allison Beck in the l° Augustus G. Snook June 2. 1880 - . — From Hastings To Landon and Infant daughter, re-which .... ...... . . [loss of their large house by pre Sat- ttn«* spent the moat of her married he was held. He leaves his WIX1 turned to her home Sunday. |. wife,-- Martha, otherrelatives and ; urday forenoon. We are glad to hear ll,e on the homestead known as . Kalamazoo —80c I fob. Theodore Wlerlnga. Jr, of Mid--tliclr Iom. । that the most of their household thc Snook farm. She was the sevdleville spent the week f“nd with his many friends iomoum “ Battle Creek------ 80c ------------- ------------------------- --rel- (goods were saved, also what was In *'nlh child of a family o( eight chilgrandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas nllvcs Rev of Plainwell Grand Rapids, $1.15 —the cellar dren, three brothers and two sisters. Rev. Hom and Mrs. Hom and Jier P»«nta and husband preceding “d'M,, ouetoott «« Mentor tad eb.hre or Evelyn ate dinner with Mr. and Mrs. i >n UeatlL She was a member of Lme^l uT™ “n * I LC0” Bla,lchard of Kalamazoo XU- •Claud Mosher of Hope Center J1* B®Ptul church of Orangeville .. 3.30 Chicago _. “"wri Cta^.h<,hn.be,„wo.».!M;; Mr. Vto. W.ta., Thun«l»y Hair St. jay day ii ,(w Yrim. She leave, lo 3.60 Detroit Everyone come io to E T. A. ",oun' tolr Ice. one ,Uter. M.ry ing for Ben Parker, went to Holland Mrw « . M1n. waited Eritay mgm nuw as u Emeu itskc Probe ana.--—-• end ... Mrs. M- A. Mills called on Mrs.,- many -------- Ann — - ~a brother. 12 BUSSES DAILY . ...have charge , rjnesi sll'i: Ka.lrllrv Arlvtr .wvn.nl Charles Garrett her sister-in-law of family of... the program r.jias Saddler, nf of Ann Arbor, several I G limit Keiser ond Leslie Steeby Augusta Sunday evening and found and we hear It Is a good one. so we aiw nephews and other roiaof Middleville were out to the Keiser hcr convalescing from her recent hope to see a good crowd. . lives besides a host of friends. Fufarm Sunday. inajor operation. Mr and Mrs. J May and son. “cralJ*"*6” *ere ,n^he Mar* BUI Standish who has assisted at HASTINGS :: MICHIGAN Miss Braden and Harvey Mills of Jimmie, of Battle Creek spent Frlahurch P ^v’ Oco Theodcre Wlerlnga's. tn company of Kalamazoo were guests of Mr. and day with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Son- ,5*15r“na o»‘ctal‘n8 wlu1 interment nine friends leave Sunday night to Mrs. M. A. Mills Sunday. . nevllle. ,111 Orangeville cemetery. ■ n<i «r go north in the vicinity of Iron Riv­ Mr. and Mrs. Jake Johnson and Mr. ond Mrs. Ernest Peake at: er at a place called Water Meet to HOLMES CHURCH. family and Miss Jennie VanHee’tended the funeral of a nephew. Elhunt deer. The P, T. A. Is putting on a Car­ called on Mr ond Mrs, Joke De- . mer Hull, at Barryville church Sun.Priester v, ouiiu.y. They tney tray. n,val at lhe «hoolhou*e Saturday of Hastings Sunday. day TAMARAC. found Mr. DePrlcster very ill. Mrs. Mary Toozc spent Saturday :«»««. Nov. 171^Come early and De Priester i 5' RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call Cecil Jordan, son of Jasper .'Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Delos Hughes and [night, and Sunday with Mr. and “Y®**1 th® nl*h- Therc *U1 sand­ on farmer* In E. Barry County. No ha* been very II). He is some better children of Toledo are guests of Mr Mrs. Porter ToOze of Milo and wlcJ,ea' dlWlWu-s.. coffee popcorn experience or capital needed. Write at thi* writing. and Mrs. W. R. Hughes and Richard Henry Toozc spent Sunday with ,U1“ cand>' t° l‘Bl- A«» rtl1 kinds of | them. umusemenL come and play Beano Laverne O'Connor was taken seri­ Hughes. today. McNESS CO, DepL B. FrecFred Smith. Charles Garrett. Bar-! Mr. ond'Mrs. Cenard Smith vis- “’’d i»ve your fortunes told. There ously qi with appendicitis and was . taken to Pennock hospital at Has­ old Jones. Alton Alloft and Chester Ited the latter's brother. Rev. Fred *U1 abo ** “ B1^ boo,h- Comc 1 .JLt <.f Gr..r- ' Mu-t hare r,t tings Tuesday. bring your friends. rr-.'r. M«™..1 II fternnts Illi Johncock started north .deer hunt- [Horn and family Friday ’ “ Mra Etta Parmelee and Clarubell FUR SI lit l> I' Th'.r. n<M-r».l r-e.irci, tug Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn ! Frank Hallock of Milo nlc dinner I Norman McClelland of Eagle । mate John Marten mite .«.< of Point and Bernard. Smith were Mott on Sunday; Clarence Garrett, [with hLs brother. George Kenyon. have mired in part of the house of ASSOCIATE OF Mrs. Tillie Myres at Woodland. . Illi [Gerald Shepard. Karl Krick and'and family Thursday. Clarksville callers Wednesday. A. W. WOODBURNE. M. D. F A C. 3 1 Xe.hr.Ite Hnote 1 Pl'rrte Qulnlr »Ev4.itLf —■ J. r W — _ ’ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Durkee were i Hilt SALE- ctr,.,.l, bzhtlux i-Lm •mttd Mrs. W. Tedrow IIs some better. Ot!lc« Hotz« I Mr and Mrs Alva Cox-and son Fcrrb Quick start today. Monday: trade te-r 1 iiltrl. >!••• band 'a-uuin Frank Wales accompanied Alex, Her sistcr-tn-law. Mrs. Elliott, of Sunday visitors at Forest Price’s 104 8. J«ff«non St. 109 Center St. Thousands of women Fred Cox. and family of nearSun ­ .•rri.<r, Aladdi'i tami- . Ilurr-I Pint P6oa« 231S Phone U2S3 I Chicago is spending some time with near Freeport. field took dinner with her slater and i. Miner from Plainwell Sunday. C»U« atuvartd <tey or nl«ht MLss Doris Williams of Hastings <rr-K have Mid just that. And husband. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Ncu-i| Miss Hazel Calthrop was In Kai-[her. out it-:* ‘u ASTElt TO HIV—A Dutl.-ju was a week end visitor of Miss Julia । amazoo shopping Friday. I Cliarley Kenyon Is still confined to o„ Sunday TS“£S ; <I.W K.i W.H ila.ter.a. M.rh Itemte after discovering that Durkee. Mr*. Margaret Brigham and Mrs. his bed. Mr M.d Mr. Clurrncr Meytn ol Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wilson ot washing with a Maytag of Decatur were. Starling Modrack nnd family of WoMbury, .CcmnMnlM Mr. My- ।i JX,' )<>X .-Al.l. Ila- Inrti.-r hard >.■■! .for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mr*. F. J. Hughes Battle Creek spent Sunday with Kalamazoo. in tl.r l.r.1 •undillnn t all .Ulurt Part rick Curtis and husband to Grand callers at “ r UI is such a simple easy task, 1 .r Ph.-if HU I I M'diiteiilte. Ml. Ii. 1 Shultz and Clarence Radford of 4 a- AVl_zL/» Enlargement! Thursday, x, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tedrow. . Rapids for medical treatment. Hastings wire Sunday afternoon they wonder now how Mr. and Mrs.- David Deal visited 1 -----------------«*o*----------------4 FREE with every dozen plioto»! | Mrs. Bernice Sensiba of Kalama­ WANT To hi t - H.-rond Land aewina visitors at Roy Wickham's. IHGIIHANK. ma.lonr m «..od . ..n.luiot, 1 all al St. they ever kept 'house N 3 weak*only! Chriiirtute Special.' f zoo. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Ber­ Mr. and Mrs. Newman Deal of Rev. and Mrs. Kenyon, ot Gresh­ Ito s-ull. HifQ.r -t_________ 11 It Grand Rapids last week. The Dorcas Society o of, inc the ww North < GREEN'S STUDIoj! I roll tie Smith, who is taking medical without a Maytag. It's am were Wednesday callers at L- A. SALE Or Ira.te t-.r rallte, r./l.l : Mrs. Mary Boulter has returned Evangelical church will serve a fried i, treatment, is on the gain. 1 C.....I >..rt hor.e at about tt.irr--. n l>nnMcIntyre's. from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. chicken dinner at the home of Mr not work — it’s fun. dr..l .-und «1... f...lm< .l.oalv Srr« 1 Tamarac church people are pre­ Mrs. Arista Easton spent several | eb. 3 wive •••nib of lteee» ” |»arlng a Thanksgiving program to Gay Waters, and family of /Plabi- und Mrs. Will Guy Thursday, the days last week with her sister. Mrs. Learn how thc Maytag *C,L ' 32nd. Everyone welcome. be given soon Sarah Durkee, while Mr. and Mrs. , Mrs. Nettie Hyde of Hastings washes faster, more thor­ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Marshall Walter Durkee were in Chicago. _ .called on Mrs D. N. Honeywell and oughly — why it is easier and daughter. Dorothy, of Attica. i ‘ 1 other friends here Thursday. _____________________ W»teh. Clock Ohio, spent lost week us the guests PLEASANT HILL on clothes — why it is I ..i.na m.t.lto-. TLl C Mr und Mrs. Leo Davidson and of thc Hnwblitz families. SpTcted. m Eon S.ll.E I ,-,. Last Week's Letter. j tnL fnm!lv spcnt Sunday afternoon In «*' ‘..urr.te'mrr Trad'. Hn.l tris/J lor'ofd oo“ , called the “life time** The Sunshine club met with Mrs. Bellevue.* Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Treece of near | (|.o.r.tete. Midi ________ , II U I Mrs Merritt Wood entertained to Allegan spent a few days at Mr. and Amanda Ervin of Hustings Thurs­ washer. The Maytag . ItllKSSEIl Tt UkEVH Lt .ate 1. > HOUSE or OOD CHURCH [dinner Saturday night. Mr and Mrs M‘» Byron Guy’s. They were guests day. A pot luck dinner was served Malt!., wpboi.. 71 F-nil Do It) dealer will show you in j roll SALE T-< rlo.r toll ualnute .'>0 George Woods, and family of Del- Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Fred Miller at noon and the time spent In visit­ ing as the hostess had no work to be ' your own home with your — In Assyria. | E-?" ‘ " ' ' ’ * 'll'lt MAPLE LEAF ORANGE ton­ i Mr.___________ and Mrs Floyd Kenney nnd done. On. Saturday afternoon the Triple Link Club will meet with ., own clothes. Phone him. LOST- Nmrml.er Ha.liner club spent a couple of hours with an and « ■ Holland. ••■! ot antomolote 1—.I. Mrs. Cassius Hughes. Friday. Nov. 16.1 son. Lyle, mid Orb Bacheler of invalid member. Mrs. Sarah Smith.' There is no obligation. The white elephant is sull with i Hastings spent Sunday at Mr. and U —.Hand Until.. or tea*- at lter> of Middleville. Light refreslunenU ‘ 8 rnuRr7iED BRETnRl:N them and has a ravenous ap|X‘tlte Mrs. Will Haublltz' 1 r,.r ..IT..II >4 ‘ for two cent articles All day meetMr.'and Mrs. Milo Keck and fam­ were served. To PROTECT You Constantly full SALK 1"LI linrliam nivl , Mrs. Bert Palmer and son Paul Ited poll Lull or mil lead" for ing and program Will tie comfortUy ot Battle Creek nnd Mr and Mrs Adjuit Fairly Pay Promptly For home* without electricity, able, please bring calmed fruit, or " ‘ „... were accompanied by Mr. nnd Mrs. Cyrus Keck of Manistee county W« Inrara Hom«i. Booubold Ooodi. any thing that cun be used at Pen- [guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shroyer tusk Mr. Shroyer's sister. ; Mrs. Lydia Williams, io her home Private Ot:a<aa al LOW RATES equipped with gasoline multinock ‘hospital. 1 rReid 1J . Hm!l> I.VlM- .r.n'J J'e’btet' Pte.n’r iZ ' near Elkhart. Indiana. Friday re- 1 Mrs. Mito Lehman has been very Mt. and Mrs. Ernest Marshall and CITIZEN’S MUTUAL ill but Is somewhat Improved ol this daughter. ot Battle ...... turning home Saturday. ' ' ' Marguerite, of .Eo|( SALL Dark Iro.u mu-kral tar Arthur Clarke. Jr., and sister Bar ­ writing which is good news to her ^Crcek were Sunday evening visitors Fire Insurance Co. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Visit the Maytag barn of South Haven were Sunday friends. [of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Marshall 40B Kalamuao Sall. Bank Bldz. SCIENTIST l.OS'l Man'. <■■>. rn.rU .In." for rrfrllt dealer near you. lor. Church mid Center Surete Mr. nnd Mrs. M J Norris cnlQr- \ Mr and Mrs. Clntid Reid and son 1 visitors nt the home of their grand­ A Hoaa Ctunpany Organized 1B74. parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. r. j Williams. talned to dinner Sunday Mrs Jen-^of Bedford spent Sunday und MonE,..1..»t F.r.d.r tea.- at Ilan J. L. MAUS. Local Representative. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Cook enter­ nie and Lucy Norris. Mr and Mrs duy r *' and• Mra. - ■or HU with Mr. Fred Reid. Uu'.Ilei, Mich. Ben Temple and Jack. Mrs Kate EOK HALE ■ III AP 4-0 rrrd.t rhrvlt The Moore school p T A. will be tained friends front Fort Wayne. [•.RANGE NOTICE . <m Mrjrt. Mu-ir Store Katnmaro... Notris and ^llss Hallie Sacket ot Friday evening. Nov. 16 A good ' Ind., over the week end. eo—4 ttr.l.r N o 21 i..en.> r-fr-c-r Kaamazoo program Is being planned and rcWell, business has Improved Jane Mullen Is spending the week freshments are sandwiches and I enough for the bankers to hold a FIB8T METHODIST EPISCOPAL with her mother. Mrs. Belle Mullen, pumpkin pie. Everyone welcome. CHURCH. convention. Puter^ of Hastings. Phone iHi. Dr and Mrs Charles Mullen and; DURFEE. Mrs. Boyd Cortright of Otsego were Mr and Mrs. Robert Knlffen-werc Installed while you wait Sunday callers of Mrs. Sarah Smith called to Ann Arbor Tuesday by the and Mrs Wilbur Polley. serious illness of their youngest .son,' New nnd Used Mr- und Mrs Verne Calthrop ell- William, who passed iiwav there Wed-' the tale L. E. Mudge estate; limber AUTO PARTS tertained Sunday. Mr. and Mrs L iierday morning at 6 30 William, alone well worth the asking price; O Miller. Mrs Monroe of Kala­ better known as Billy, was fourteen, For All Car* mazoo, Mr nnd Mrs. L J Erb and a good boy. had a sunny disposition good buildings, fair fences, about 40 laurel Healing Slave for Sale Lamar of Delton The latter spent and will be sadly mlwd by all who acres of rich, level arable land, well fully guaranteed. several days of last week with thc knew him especially his schoolGLENN F. LAUBAUGH I Calthrop family, [mates. The funeral services were UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH caniinua IN CHRIST (held Friday nt 2 o'clock at East Bal- [ Phone 2631 Hatting* NORTHEAST GL'N LAKE al 12 per cord in woods. Inquire of TRAILS END. timore United Brethren church con­ Baltimore Church u II.ICA1 io\ J E. II. LATHROP, Administrtor. -mu Week's wees s Letter. Letter ducted by our locol pastor. Rev E Last wrefendT 5X* SX”*”1 '^Jy It’SrTtte^Kreared ■ Nashville. 51 mile south of Morgan I Out 11-31 Foil SALE ll.-l t. tr. .... fr.-.h .it Miss Katherine Pritchard of LanC"S£an "ptHtei^aiid .• rrn.nlh. . r m ulil lead" f-r Wt.it" .■i.t s.iur.tey R|ng was oa miaet guest from 'Thnntdnv Thursday un-11 Mr 1iitd Mrs. Dian Potter nnd | BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY 7j|'r.'l"” 'r It'll Mr and Mrs. Ray Wolf all of Has-1 ■ Xin”™ ul Tuesday at the home of Mr. and tings called cn Mr and Mrs Edd ; Wr-k .1 i>ra, Mrs Howard Lewis Rice and daughter Vela Sunday aft- I Mr and Mrs Neil Bockloo and daughter Janet, and Mrs Wtlda ernoon. Mr. and Mrs. Yom Hoffman and i I'oR *A1.E Whtte l.ethorn warllnd Morgan and son David of Kalama­ I...O I.r 7'. toiltet. R..W lauric H-nr, zoo were Sunday Visitors at the Mrs. William attended the funeral of flid"iinai> Xa.lirdl" t-hone Illi home of Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. Al Honeysett Wednesday ®t Fort SALE—WI>>1.. Hork- r-.-trr"!,. for Plainwell. *- ' ’ t-re-lir-c Al." .Ire..rd and live rhlrk Thomas. Mr nnd Mrs Leon Stanton and • • • <1. Ar.I,art Ha.t.r s. ft -..t. 4 Miss Rose Ann Shulters of Martin entertalnrtl ten neighbors and children and Mr and Mrs. Ware of •A >MTIf W..,k to ,.l.ll. aci-aolnar. Xrery truss we fit t* guar­ friends at a Halloween party Sat­ Battle Creek and Glenn Hoffman's Writ" lte « ISUi H.o.tr t Ha.linc* H'« anteed to. bold the rupture urday evening at the shulters cot­ children of Maple Grove spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. William tage. THREE KINDS of Worms are largely responsible Foil >Alj: E-rH ma- ■.•■— - — k. nl.l ; Mr and Mrs Dean .Parsons - -------- — of Hoffman. . r.. Hot llo.k r —.ter. at onr dol Lansing spent the week end at their 1 for the loss—TAPEWORMS, ROUND WORMS HOPE CENTER. cottage f-»ri H uewev reiunieu «> Mrs F, °J rd McDermott attended tinea Hanner Nothing die like and PIN WORMS. This New Remedy— Carl H. Dewey returned to his home in Lansing after spending lhe the fuocral ।of Mrs. Carrie Morth.nd |,U .. M. CQ...F hr, uteluimwTU^y LOW BUS FARES J WANTS I FOR RAL»—Elehi r»»r old br»«ra «»ld tes. Wt .Imai iam.. Ui.nJ Kos. | CARDS of THANKS SOUTH THORNAPPLE. ' John Thomas and “I thought I’d 5. never want to own a washer until I tried a THE TRIO CAFE STEADY WORK-GOOD PAY GORDON F. FISHER, M. 0. < FRFF' AF,»'8«10 > GEO. M. NEWTON GRANGE PROGRAMS Our Service < BODY GLASS FOR SALE SMALL SIZE GRAND PIANO Many Raisers Losing Poultry Guaranteed Trus Fitting Service BECAUSE of WORMS! The Prescription Drug Store HASTINGS 666 LIQUID • TA8LSTS ORDER FOR PUBLICATION MICHIGAN the Countr of Barry. COLDS FEVER HEADACHES HASTINGS MARKETS ordered, that public notlc ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Helfera and rteera. POBTY U-HITK MARTIN CORNERS. of Hastings spent Wednesday eveThe L. A. 8. will have a pot luck nlng with Mr. and Mrs Carl Ricker. dinner Wednesday. Nov. 21. with Mr and Mrs. Clare Ashby A«hby and Mr* Millie FUher A cordial tnvlta- children ore visiting the loiter s por­ WESLETAN METHODIST CHURCH tion Is extended lo nil'Cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Trine, In There will be meetings at the Marshall. church every night this week except Mrs Floy McDermott and Mr*. Saturday evening. Sunday School ■ Blrdena Lyttle. Mrs Lucy • Leonard next Sunday at 10:30 o'clock, fol- nnd Mrs. Chrysta! Shearers attendwedding annlversav annlversay of Mr. lowed by preaching and also preach-' ed the weddlnu ing next Sunday evening. All the and Mrs. Ed. Pcnnels at Cloverdale evening services begin at ^eight Friday. Mrs. Melllssa Ashby. Mrs. Phenla [o'clock. You ore cordially Invited Cot. Mr. and Mrs Ed. Withy of to all these services. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rolland Barry have Kalamazoo spent Thursday at the Kjw.'rj moved into their new hpme the past Ford Ashby home. Mrs. Bertha Turk i week. They have a fine new home Charlie Kahler. Clifford Kahler. j built on the site of the old one. OVERDALB EVANGELICAL Glenn Kahler. John Bush and Joe 1 which burned last spring. CHURCH 1 Lloyd Cogswell of Lansing and Hammond haw started to the north­ Donald R Kriog. Minister. Dorothy and Greta Cogswell ot1 ern part of the state, to be ready Lakeview called on their grand­ to hunt deer Thursday. mother. Mrs H. Cogswell, at Orr FAIR LAKE. Fisher’s Sunday. The Kinsley Ladles' Aid will meet' Mrs. Millie Fisher spent Friday of last week with her niece. Mrs. Wednesday. Nov. 21. for dinner with) Ovfii Varney, in Castleton Center. Mrs. Gay. Mrs. Grace Smith and | Roland Barry and Paul McDowell Mrs. Mary Klbilnger are in the left for the north on a hunting trip the group assisting her. HASTljaOS CITT MISSIOR. ; The Bunnell Ladles' Aid will meet Sunday. Thursday. Nov. 22. for dinner with „n ROBINHUE PARK. Mrs. Vertior Webster. LastPWeek's Letter - 1 Mrs. Ed. Acker and daughter. Mr*.; V | Miss Mary Poland of Ml. Clem- Helen Garrett, of Augusta were !•,' ens and Glenn Chappell of Detroit Sunday visitors at Allen Griffin's. I Mrs Earl Fritz, Mrs. Lottie Col-! f not fail r»«»Ai spent Saturday with Mr. and Mr*. i»tr mchi «t 7 30. John Kollar and called on Mr. and lister and Mr. and Mrs George Fry visited Mason Forshey's of North PRESBTTEauui cbumch. Mrs. George Poland. , raster. Mrs. John Winger and Mr. and Pine lake on Friday. Pb«na m«s Mr5 r>*.. FYanj; Harris w«c were u In> Kaiama- , Best wtihes are extended from this K «»••■ aitetV 100 Wednesday to see Mr. Winger, neighborhood to Hammle Armour. ‘ The neighborhood was sorry to who we. hear has recently married. ------- of the serious accident of Edward Lechleitner «perft Bunday • i.learn ----------- ----------------------,—. —— harrk<**dia1» Arthur - Smith Saturday afternoon.. in Barryville. ■•e as. atari having Injured his left hand in the Ray Pierce and family and Miss | Saturday DD ATT’C SPLIT-ACTION ri\Hl 1 N-K CAPSULES Will rid your poultry of all three kinds of worms with just one treatment. Government authorities estimate 8S-* of poultry in this country is wormy. Be on the safe side and treat your poultry with PRATT’S “SPLIT-AC TION” N-K CAPSULES. Inexpensive — Effective — Harmless Another PRA IT Product that Every Poultry.Raiser Needs it ROOST PAINT. It kills lice and will not affect the laying quality of your poultry. Ute These Products and Start Your Poultry Profit I PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Prop Hastings, Mich. �PART TW< THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1934 President Franklin Roosevelt Urges' Homemakers' Comer Cooperation With The Red Cross NEBRASKA ABOLISHES I "2 GLASS CREEK. CARLTON CENTER. Lost Week's Letter. —1 j Mr. and Mrs. Dan Douglass. Mra. Robert Vrooman and baby Burdette Haynes of near Coate spent Wednesday in Hastings with ol Ktings was a week-end guest of Mtes Grove was a gueat Wednesday night relatives, 'Virginia Havens. of Nelson and Cletus Valentine. I elara Robinson ot Grand their parents, Mr. Mrs. Leslie Daniels is ill at this Rapids is visiting her sister, Mrs. Douglass. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Havens ac­ xnors care. ,wm-Havens. « companied by Robert McGlocklm writing and under the doctor's Wm. Havens. and children of Hastings visited and Mrs. I Mias Marian Edger at the OU* There’s always a H. L. Allerdlng. Mr. i— _—. ’ Up-to-date equipment and labor­ A step has been taken in the state Jbhn Havens and Mr. and Mra. John Lawrence Farrell and Mr. r. and Mrs. school school entertained -----------------------her--------pupils — ----and when conditions do laving tools will lend a modern Fred Hcnney attended the repubU- several of the mothers at a H allow touch to the kitchen which does not of Nebraska which will be watched Miller at Grass Lake Sunday. Louie Erway and son. Norman, can banquet at Hastings Friday eve- e'en party Wednesday afternoon. A Include all the latest conveniences, with interest by the people of the . according to home economics exten- United States. Tnat state on Tues­ also Harold and Barbara Otis of nlng. ilon home management specialists day of last week gave its approval Mr. jmd Mra. Ora Valentine of Fred Otis'. of Michigan State college. Grand Rapids visited the formers of a Constitutional amendment Mr. and Mra. Chas. Whittemore brother. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Val­ The mixing bowl is one of the creating a one-chamber, non-parti­ and Russell were Sunday guests at entine and family, Bunday. most Important kitchen utensils. san legislative assembly. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brechetecn and When shopping for one. or a set of This amendment is said to embody Fred Bechtel's in Hastings. three of five, choose one made of the most cherished dream of Sena­ Mrs. Freda Lord, also the Misses family visited their uncle, Mr. and earthenware rather than of alumi­ tor George W. Norris, the progressive 'Maxine and Lillian Lord of Battle Mrs Frank Asplnall. Sunday. num, tin, or enamel because metal I republican leader, who also won the Creek, were Sunday ouiiuay visitors viaiwie at Roy nuy ----- . .. . ,---- • Lemuel Oaks and Naomi !?d Mr “nd.Mri,,J' Kuk of near ones will mar with beating unless a j abolishing of what is known as the Freeport Sunday afternoon. I "lame duck" sessions of congress, by Clagget also spent Sunday there. wooden spoon la used. The brothers and sisters from Miss Genevieve Erway Is home The Dover beater is satisfactory having the newly elected congress for whipping eggs, potatoes, and bat­ assemble in January, following their from the High school entertaining Grand Rapids and Middleville of; Tony Slagel gathered at his home' ter. The faster the circular blades election. Instead of having a “lame lhe mumps. Miss Esther Erway of Yankee Saturday night in honor of Mr. and j turn, in proportion to the revolu­ duck" session ot the old congress, tions of the handle, the leas energy which began in December and ended Bprings was a week-end guest of Mra. Siegel's tenth wedding annl- , her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Er- veraary. Thc affair was a pleasant is required to operate the beater. on March 4 Surprise and all had a happy time. | This Nebraska amendment cibolBeaters with four wheels whip in Miss Velma Moore of Lake Odessa1 Mrs. Sara Erway accompanied Mr. more air and consequently give tehee the present legislature of that greater volume than the styles of state. The amendment calls for the ■Reuloele and Mrs. Clara Robinson ? UIDorncegg beaters with one. two, or three creating of a single legislative as­ 'Replogle and Mn. Clara Robinson are Miss Mercy Usbom and a friend ' blades Thin, sharp blades increase sembly. to be composed of not fewer to Bellevue where they visited Mr. volume, and will whip to a finer than thirty nor more than fifty and Mn. Harry Foster a few days from Ann Arbor visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs John Usborne, texture. The cogs on rotary typesi members. The senate and the house Mrs. John Foreman and Donna of a little wlille Saturday night. HAVE YOU the right kind of great* should mesh smoothly, and the beat­ are abolished, as is also party pollKalamazoo called on Mrs Kate Er­ PINE LAKE FARMERS* CLUB. I ers should fit close to the bottom of the bowl. For whipping egg white Hereafter the members of the Ne­ way and other relatives here Satur­ On last Saturday evening the Pine day. front wheels, steering gear? for sou tries and angel food cakes, braska Assembly will be chosen on u Lake Farmers' club met with Mr. • Maurice Erway of Grand Rapids. and Mra. Marclus Bagley for the whisk beaters may be more satisfac­ non-political ballot, beginning with tory, as they give the most volume the election of 1938. Senator Norris Avho has been spending a few days purpose of organising the club and HAVE YOU changed to cold tost oil? at any beater, although they pro­ believes that this amendment will with his parents. Roy Erway and for election of officers. , duce a Coarser texture and require cure decentralized authority, also the wife, spent Monday in Kalamazoo Pres. Arthur Lathrop opened the It takes more power to drive summuch more work than the rotary wasting of time, all lobbying and 'before returning to his work. meeting in usual tom with singing vote-trading, which are common to and repealing the Lord's Prayer. CRESSEY. two house legislatures. x It is well to have both a glass The usual routine of business was and costa you money. It remains to be seen how suc­ Last Week's Letter. measuring cup and-the graduated dispensed with and officers elected Mr. and Mrs. a. Shorter spent were: Pres.. Lee Nottingham; Vice­ type made ot aluminum. A metal cessful this amendment may work cup should be rustless and heavy in practice, but It will be watched Wednesday with friends at Freeport. Pres.. Arthur Lathrop; Secretary THERE ARE five different kinds of Mr. and Mra. Tom Jones and son and Treasurer. Mrs. Pearle Bagley; enough so as not to dent easily. with great interest. greases used to properly lubricate moved south of Prairieville last Miss Muriel Lindsey was appointed Neats of measuring cups are now available, so that fractions of cup­ to have charge of music. your car. We use all the different Mr and Mrs Walter White and fuls may be measured more easily. Mr. Lathrop had assigned amend­ kinds. daughters of Parchment visited his ments to be discussed by various When selecting graters, choose parents here Sunday. either tin or aluminum ones. Drilled members of the club, they were Mr. and Mrs Delbert Enzian and holes axe more satisfactory than Several men from Barry Co. at­ Mr. and Mrs. Millard Houser spent thoroughly discussed and left no punched ones as they are easier to BRING YOUR CAR TO US TO PRE­ tended the "Religious Emphasis" Bunday with Mp. Sunderlln and doubt in anyone's mind how to vote. clean and cut the food better. The next meeting will be Satur­ meeting at Lansing this week. PARE IT FOR WINTER DRIVING day evening Nov. 17 with Mr. and Many copies of The Week of Mrs. Smith is spending a couple of Mrs. Ernest Hall.—Warle Bagley. T. K. H. S. NOTES Prayer" outlines have been mailed days with her daughter. Mra. M. * from the county Y. M. C. A. office Calthrop, and family near Prairie­ Secy. The Christmas seals will again be to direct in the United Prayer Week ville. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. sold through the school. Last year of Nov. 11-17, inclusive. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. White were Last Week s Letter Hastings Hi-Y Club had a formal called to Kalamazoo last week by this community won the prize for Mr. and Mrs. Oley Douglass and selling the largest number of seals introduction ot new members at thc serious Illness of their son. Ray. children moved Thursday to'The per capita of any class C group in their regular Tuesday meeting this Mr. and Mrs Wm. Culp are spend­ Emerson Edger tenant house in the Michigan. We are very proud of week. ing' several days with relatives at Edger district. this accomplishment, but we must Folders and cards are on hand Vermontville and Holt. Mr. and Mra. W. H. Otis and sis­ sell more this year to equal last for the annual State older Boys' Mra. Eva Davenport of near Clov­ ters. Mrs. Del! Replogle of Hemtt, year's work because our school con­ Conference to be at Lansing. Nov. 30, erdale spent the week end with Mra. Calif.. Mra. Sarah Erway of Glass tains seventy more pupils than last Dec. 1 and 3. Barry Co. is allowed Till Oonyer. Creek and Mrs. Clara Robinson of year. Hie Michigan Tuberculosis As­ only 30 boys and leaders. Mrs. Jane Honcysette and Mra. Grand Rapids were guests Thurs­ sociation has again asked Mr. Bell A very helpful talk was given the Lee Reynolds spent the week end in day and Friday of the former's to be the Community Chairman. Older Y Group last week at their Chicago. daughter, Mrs. Harry Foster, and The drive will begin Dec. 3. regular meeting by Rev. W. M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Cifiord Kahler and husband, of Bellevue. Miss DeFoe. our school nurse at­ on "Handicaps." Miss Mary Douglass of Hastings ■family of near Delton spent Bunday tended Nurses' Convention in Lan­ "It is the business of the church with Lee Reynolds and family. spent the week end with her parents. sing. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri- to make my business impossible."— Field Marshall. &rl Haig. The p. f. A. scliool and Commun­ ity fair premium list has been pub­ The Freeport Y group elected of­ lished and the program arranged. ficers at their meeting two weeks Come to lhe school to see thc exhi­ ago. made Gary Newton. Pres.; Max bits. see lhe work, and listen to the Whitney. Vlce-Pres.; Vreeland Lew­ program Monday and Tuesday eve­ is. Secy.; Lloyd Reamer. Treas. and nings, Nov. 26 and 27. The Band. The Hastings M. E. Bunday School Orchestra, Chorus. Glee club and demonstration work will entertain arid the Presbytgrian Sunday School are each sending delegates to the with a worth while entertainment The new Kindergarten equipment Y. M. C. A State Older Boys' con­ was installed Thursday, it Includes ference at Lansing. Nov.-30 and Dec. six round tables in orchid, yellow 1 and 3.. A big program is awaiting and blue with chairs to match the the 1300 boys. Rev. W. M. Jones and Steven table colors.-We again have modem furniture in every room of the school. Parents and friends are in­ ther and Son banquet last Monday vited to see this equipment during night in paying tributes to the fathe fair. Mr. Angell meets with the Wood­ Two more families have moved in­ to our district and have children in land boys this week. Thursday noon, school Mr. Eldrlge lives on Um? in the interest of the conference. As "Time*' moves on there are many changes medium of exchange, the laws of supply This Is the International "Week Theodore Wierenga farm and 'Mr. McClure lives on the Schondelmeyer noticeable in the affairs of “Man." In our and demand, the wrong of pyramided and farm. This brings the total enroll­ world over. Many of the local Y economic life, however, there is but little ment to 508. which is the largest in groups have used prayer as their the history of the school . program tills week. change as far as laws and principles are conMiddleville Hl-Y enjoyed a very Mr. Lewis delivered the car load cerned. of coal that arrived for the school enthusiastic meeting last week with Jmain about the aame aa the years roll a well-planned and executed pro­ The fundamental basis of the monetary gram with' Mr. Robert Lyons the IRVING. main speaker.. Last Week's Letter. 'There are no bargain counters in Mr. and Mra. Kirk Wilcox of OowU moral and spiritual ------power.•• ”—Dr. Grove and Mr. and Mra. Dell Wil­ Vance. cox of Rutland were Bunday visitors "Our task is to build a world brotherhood, Jesus is waiting for us Tike Irving Ladles' Aid Society was to take Hte teachings seriously."— very pleasantly entertained at the Dr. Vance. home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Thom­ THREE CORNERS. as of Grand Rapid* Rev. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. E. 8.-Ftfield spent Dewey were also guests and after dinner they all visited Clark Me­ Saturday tn Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hammond and morial Home. Mrs. William Schenkel delightful­ ly entertained the little folks of the Bunday afternoon guests of their has village at a birthday party In honor parents. Mr. and Mra. Claude A. Hammond and family. of her aon'a fourth birthday. tried to be aa accommodating aa sound banking would Clifford Walters of Munising is permit son. Walter of Ann Arbor, spent the spending a week with hte parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Walters. week end at their home here. John Be Ison, Mr. and Mrs Bernie Mr. and Mn. Dell schifiman re­ You are invited to become a permanent patron of thia cently entertained their grand­ Beteon and children ot Rutland bank. ( daughter. Miss Gladys German, of spent Bunday with the Edgar Fl­ field family. Frank Davis and Mr. and Mra... Steve Carter M friends of Grand Rapids were Bun­ Pleasant Hill called on the Misses day afternoon callers. Ruth and Reatha Robinson at Minnie Bnd Mary Jenkins ne day Hastings were over the week end guests of their parents. Mr. and KLINGENSMITH. Mrs. H. J. Robinson, and family. Last Week's Letter. Mr and Mrs Edw. Walters called Mrs. Velma Steeby entertained her on Mil. George Smith at Middleville pupils at Hallowe en party Wednes­ one day last week. Mra. Smith is in day evening. Games were played serious condition. after which they enjoyed a weiner at the Wood schoolhouse Friday eveLittle Raymond Bitgood of Nash­ nlC?aude Hammond. Rose Marie, ville visited his grandparents. Mr. and Mra. Perry Van Tuyl last week. and Robert called on Mr. and Mra. Burdette Willson has gone to work Geo. McCulla of Hastings Satur­ for Ed. Willson south of Yankee day afternoon. Bprings. QUIMBY.Melvin Btokus of Detroit spent the week end with his parents, Mr. Ur, Chas. Sootl returned Friday from a two weeks' visit in Chicago Mr and Mrs Roy Jenkins and Ray spent a few days last week with with her son Chester and wife. Mr. Rowley from state rood has relatives in the northern part ot Um moved into the Howard Ware place. state. TELEPHONE 2103 Capital $150,000 Mr. and Mrs. Nile -Castellein and The family living on the Wm. atm spent the week end with their Judge and Mra. Clement were callers at the Creep. Tripp and Burd Freeport and Mra. Wayne Jeteel vis­ homes Bunday afternoon. |K' ited at A. D. Lowell's Thursday. It is just dawning on roost of us Several from here attended the that our banks would have remained revival meetings at Martin Bunday open, if our finds had, too. evening. By Home Economics Specialists Michigan State College After 1936 It Will Have Only a One-Chamber Aaaembly Winter Is Approaching! Is Your Car Ready ? Y. M. C. A. ITEMS “I know I need not remind Legion this county and state, the Roll Call Posts throughout America that they opening on Bunday. Armistice Day. should give their best cooperation to Barry county is very well organized Red Cross chapters in their com­ this year with Archie D. McDon­ munity work. I hope that all Legion­ ald. general chairman. Mrs. Otto naires who are able to do so will also join the Red Cross as members Isenhalh. Roll Call chairman, as­ during the Roll Call.” sisted by men and women in all Mrs. A. C. Carlson. National Presi­ parts of the county. This is one proj­ dent of the American Legion Auxil­ ect In which ail can participate and iary, urges . ..........every UK> Unit member In the feel that the money is being used country to cooperate in every posin a most helpful way. as the Red slble way with the Red Cross. Her Cross ministers to all classes and statement follows: * conditions of people. "Many thousands of the mothers, President Franklin D. Roosevelt wivdi, sisters and daughters of Le­ has issued the following concerning gionnaires who comprise the mem­ the annual Roll Call: bership of the American Legion "Our people continue to look to Auxiliary were workers under the the American Red Cross as lhe Red Cross banner during the days kindly and always helpful good df thd*Wbrld war. Our units every­ neighbor to whom they turn for where cooperate with Red Crocus practical aid In emergency. They do1 chapters in their service to veterans so with the assurance that this na­ and to our needy citizens. tional relief agency, with an organi­ “As National President of, the sation in thirteen thousand Ameri­ American Legion Auxiliary. I am can communities, has not and will reminding our great membership Dot fall them. throughout the nation that Die Aux­ "In the difficult twelve months iliary should stand shoulder to which have elapsed since last No­ shoulder with the Red Cross In vember. Red Cross volurgeera community work for service to our throughout the land have worked in disabled veterans and our citizens close cooperation with the federal. who arc suffering .distress because State and-Meal governments in their of economic conditions.' humanitarian labors. Their service "From Armistice Day to Thanks­ has not been limited to aid tn fur­ giving the Red Cross holds its annual nishing the actual necessities of life, Roll Call for members. May I urge but has extended to the equally im­ that all Auxiliary members who arc portant field of safeguarding public able-to do so join the Red Cross at health and of training their neigh­ this time." bors in the proper methods of car­ When you join the Red Cross, you ing for the sick or the injured. are helping to guarantee disaster "At the same time the organiza­ preparedness in your own commun­ tion has continued to fulfill Its ob­ ity, os well as in every other com­ ligation as our agency of relief for munity in the united States. every community communi vy visited vmjiicu by uy uumuwi disaster.. BUY A MEMBERSHIP NOW. "The Red Cross is looked upon as I the representative of all of our pro-1 LACEY. pie in times of distress. In ordef ILast Weeks Letter. that it may continue its service to Albert Clark. Clayton Case, Har­ humanity it is highly Important that <old Jones and Morris Clark and we lend our support through Individ- ;possibly others will romprise a party of hunters who will leave here for "I hope every one who possibly northern Michigan 'Bunday, Novemcan do so will respond generously to the Red cross appeal." The Briggs L. A. 8. will sponsor a In a statement made by the Hon chicken supper in the church base­ Frank N. Belgrano. Jr.. National ment Thursday evening. Nov. 15. Commander of the American Le­ Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Miller and gion, he says: » daughter Mn. Helen Asplnall. and "The American Legion is always sons. Gerald and Stanley, will visit glad to lend its every support; to the with relatives in Fort Wayne and American Red Crow at the period Hartford City the week of Nov. 13. of its annual Roll Call from'Armis­ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Teagarden of tice Day to Thanksgiving. Our bonds near Hartford City. Indiana, visited of friendship and affection. dating in this vicinity from Wednesday of to our common service together on last week until Monday with Mr. and the battlefields of the World War. Mrs. Clyde Kesler and called on oth­ are strengthened by the peacetime er acquaintances here. Mrs. Teagar­ service our two national organlza- den is a cousin of Mrs. Kesler. Attention, Farmers! We are now purchasing white Peas, Beans and small Onions We are pleased to announce .that we are now contracting pickles for next season and will operate ALL OUR SALTING STATIONS in Barry County in 1935. So, in planning your crops, please bear in mind that we offer you a CASH PRICE WITH A GUARANTEED MARKET! Hirsch Brothers & Co. JOE DE RUITER, Mgr. Hutingi, Michigan Telephone 2649 FORD DEALERS Phone 2121 Hattinge UNCHANGING ECONOMIC LAWS During the Past 48 Years This Bank Has Held Fast To the Established Economic Laws Which Have Proven To Be the Foundation of Real Permanence and Progress DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HASTINGS CITY BANK HASTINGS, �THI WAITING* BANNER, WEONMOAT. NQVE3QCPg X< 1W4 OLDER SEED STQQK$ MAY GERMINAL WELL tMd tMAtf* U Way of iDiwiy I AMI 0*ruin WU third quarter. 1 end run In tha ftf* W*ofth made Hs^flrst tou toading kick matto QteBmd score U |p t Tfy Agrte'alluraj-HQmc BcopomU* Vemor Weaker. who made lhe fair held PrVI*y and Saturday Mn race for Register at Deed* in the the Masonic Temple wm the beat Ute election, was Ip town Monday Mur»M» rates adjusted to Um high ttan fcT&rTtater » Stontz I ’ De?u 01 Agriculture ope evn* put on. It wa* visited by on businea*. Tlicre are no tore spots aaard In rural districts. □early 700 people. There afcr® near­ on him. considering tha splendid Fire* this year Kill have an added If thev deiLrov frS t^e UIe °f oUr community. He j 1 , ly 40 potato exhibit* and a Uke record of the man he ran against, rriousnes* •hif r^ they rnntdestroy feed 'ery helpful in our SunTllf original qpalUy of Uie seed; number of corn and wheat display*. he feels that he made a food race £ (day School and church and we shall h" mor» Influence upon its ability Also red clover seed, vegetables, and thank* hl* many friends (or tote* him. bithSTthat be wlU re-1 J® gtnnlnate at the end of three or canned fruit, meat*. Jams. Jellies their loyal support in the fate cam­ I turn next summer Ifoitr >'•"» Ulan P«rlod 01 and etc., also fancy work, -rural paign. XOridlng mean* to check I ’ ......... .................. whlch elapsed since lhe need scliool exhibit*. Barryville school, Dietrich, who iuu flHB already started or to cxtlnguUh i Mrs. Archie Sinclair. Mrs. Jennie oomc time with first; June Irland, teacher; Belgh been •mall biases before they get out at I Slocum. Mrs. Floyd Garrison. Mra. ”■ nation of any iced can be safely de­ .. .rth. arrived home control. i Ernie Matteson, and Mrs. Lawrence termined only by one method, actual kchool, second. Lucile DeWlU. teach­ cvtnlpg. we an glad to er; grade exhibit, kindergar ter, Miss Bpontanrous combustion l* one I ChristepJpn saw the play ' Every- testing Bell, teacher. -Ww fmn. cause of Area which a great many | body's Here" Thursday night In Mra. Nellie Thompson of Hersey, Mr*. Ottlc Lykin*. Miss Amy Hart­ Seeds which have been stored people think h a myth. Anyone who j Hastings. well and Mr*. Gall Lykins were in arrived Saturday evening for a vblt lhe atmosphere double that fires start without' John w.uuw. Ornutx- w with where DM UM** UTO can 1KJ* WIUlUUl' Mr. and xLrs. JVM4. . , -----... , Is hot . and . with her daughter and friends here. Battle Creek Friday. halo VI ot WB.UfWIl an open UBUUC flame can w>>con- 'Mr. and Mk*. Mrs Albert Brill visited Mr. moist aza.less apt to retain germlnatthe Leip Mrs Eva Deane of Laming is m himself himself by by piling piling up up rags ran or orl*nd Mrs. Exra Ezra 3m Smith ----and---------Grace big power than if kept in cool. Vluce and Mrs. SQUTH BOWNE_______ 71 In paint, -i_7 turpentine. ____ In.iii Brill <» ir.i. — Seer!.,Seeds nlnned tn xtorase dry storage. plgced In storage slaying with the Charley Dahlhampapers soaked in Kalamazoo on Sunday. rtrv ntnniBr at oil. Oily rage are often thrown Remember the L. A.’S- meeting at while containing excess moisture are <er children while they are north Last Week's Letter. Ralph Huntington and family vis­ ‘-------- •-« they have been used. I Mrs. Lawrence Beadle's on Novera­ apt to deteriorate badly. AU seeds hunting. Little Miss Charlene Wenger cel­ ited their aunt, Mrs. Minnie Bouck. wed In the mow when it ber 22nd This date h a postponc- should be thoroughly dried before Bay ebrated her first birthday Thursday Bunday, i 'nielr mother, Mrs. Fannie enough heatlment of one week from lhe regular storing. is too i_„ wUl generate ___ _ _____ _ A stack c*—Ir of .K ai,, jkkl. Tests made in Ohio showed that with a birthday party from 2 to 4- Huntington, who has been spending to burst Into flint A chopdate The regular meeting of Laurer ।the past two weeks with Mr*. Bouck, ped. green alfalfa stacked on the' The Community Oyster supper will only 62 per. cent of Ave-year-old olNo. 31. O. E. 8.. met Tuesday night i slke clover seed germinated while accompanied them tone. Michigan State College Farm as an'be held this week Friday night al Mrs. Jennie Pardee and Mrs. W. alslke seed which had been kept 10 at the temple. Election of officer* the schoolhouse years gave a 00 per cent germina­ took place. H. Pardee took dinner with their The Clover Leaf Club was de- isister, Mrs. Lydia PorriU. Thursday. tion. Nlne-year-old alslke. tn the same tests, only sprouted 13 per lightfuBy entertained Friday night :In tlve afternoon Mrs. Porrilt and 1 cent of Uie seeds. These trials prove at the home of Mrs. Nettle Parrott MrsJ. Pardee went to Caledonia. r Itot the age of the seed is not the assisted by Mrs. Edith Jone*. Dur­ Mr. and Mra. Nelson Thomas of determining factor In seed viability. in gthc business meeting plan* were 'Clarksville, Mr. and Mra John Na&h i In Colorado, where storage con­ made for the Christmas party when and family visited Sunday at An­ < Blough's. / ditions are favored by a coo) dry the husband* and friehd* are guests. drew which clihiale. wheal Jost only 7 per cent Gamts were played after James Shaeffer and family accom­ Ipanied by LaVcme Blough were in germinating power in 10 yean lovely refreshment* were served 1 of storage. Barley lost 14 per cept , Mr and Mrs. Ottie 01 >lc Lykin L>-klns *re Sunday 1 guests at Royal King's at of its sprouting ability in Colorado, looking after the chores at Saranac. Iand __ ■ oat* decreased j___ -__ i_ .... . n»elr»r __ their absence. Decker farm u..-i during only 13 __ per____ cent Mr. and Mrs. John Overholt, son The Ladles' Aid of the Evangel!-1 Homer. to the ten-year period. --- Mr ‘Tr*. Elizabeth Lite. Mr. and »1 church t<cucu cleared ncany nearly sou *60 on [MrsI Mra Will , Com appears to lose value as seed wutI non man. mt Hollman. Mr.. and Mrs. ; more rapidly during the elapse of thelr telr chicken supper, bazaar and •uu***u<u ‘Emanuel e Btahl. ii* Mr*. Buue Susie MuicT, Miller, dtahi. and m Mra. Lydia w»r. Kar(long storage periods than other patches on a dress. I(daughter daughter Eloise «nd » r.vriia । grains and seeds. Four-year-old --------------*eu-vni. . -------------|chl!r wcrc Sunday guest* at Elmer AbblRlA. -Shaeffer*. . com gave good germination per­ I eentages, in the te*ts. when lhe com 1 he eats committee for the Briggs1 Gwendolyn Mishler attended the ( was well matured and dry when Ladies' Aid social have decided on a I King'* Herald meeting gr Dorothy stored; but lhe seed decreased rap­ fried chicken biscuit and gravy sup- 'Bunn's Saturday afternoon. idly In value after the fourth year per to be held at the church base-' Marvin Thaler and wife spent SatStories about seeds being recov- ment on Thursday evening. Novem- urday night and Bunday with hl* ( ered from ancient Egyptian tombs ber 15. serving to begin at alx-thlrty I parents, Mr. and Mr*. John Thaler and family of Campbell. | and producing healthy growth when oclo=k Mra- Belie .Miller, who was called Mrs. Will Mishler and Mr/. C. Van ' planted should be regarded with doubt Chemical changes which to Lansing by the Hines* of her’Patten attended the home Mission­ daughter. Miss Bertha Miller, a lory Society held at thc home of Mrs. constantly occur In stored .seed* make them worthless as seed after teacher al thc Lansing school, has'Miner King'Friday. returned after an absence of three ■ Niles Davi* and son of Shipshethc passage of very long periods. Seed testers should become an im­ , Iwunee. Indiana, veiled at Andrew portant part of farm equipment this ‘1 David Miller and brother. George trough's Bunday forenoon year. Test the seed early to find If Miller, Waynard Beteon and Wal-'j Fred Bchwarder called on Mike it will grow, so a better Supply con lace Harris left on Tuesday morning Oram Sunday forenoon. I Sunday visitor* at H. A. Cramer's be procured if the tested stock is lor northern Michigan to hunt. Eli Henry- will Join a hunting par- I were, their daughters, Mrs W. T. low in vitality. Make sure the test­ [Dufly and children, thc Misses Baued seed which proves to be good is ty at Shertdan. then kept trader favorable condi­ Mrs. Mary Clark i* spending some, lah and Mazy Cramer. lime at the home of her son, Morris Adrian Cramer went to "Grand tions of storage. . Clark, in Battle Creek during her Rapids Saturday afternoon retumNASHVILLE. . jhusband's absence in the north ' ing home Sunday. ( Mis* Agnes Dause and Mrs. Har- । *»r». aauirrmc Cole cx»c is visiting _. Mrs, Katherine Mpr--------- ----------------------------- — I old Voelker of Lansing spent thejp : parente.'Mr. Oliver T«ukTal- ( —m... Mr and Mrs. Olive? DOWLING. ; week end with their parents. Mr er. r- at -• «--•• — and —> other -----Hostings relatlfes; Mrs. Blanch Beteon ot Banflcld land Mra Adolph Dause. Sr. |M. Battle Creek ________ ______________ YOUR elallar will do a* much for you as you ., 'at while her husband 1^!spent the week fend with her parMrs John Bali* is visiting her i hunting |enU Mr and s wertman. j daughter. Miss LUah Bahs, at St. J Funeral services for John Miller, Mra. Mattle King has returned to . . . that’s why thousands of people use Co.isumers Coke Claire and relatives in port Huron * life long resident of Assyria, who the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1 Miss Feme Schulze of East Lan- has been in ill health for some lime, Van Syckles having spent several —because you gel more heat for your dollar —~Phone sing spent the week end with her . *ere held on Thursday at the week* at the Wertman home. 2306 er your fuel dealer NOW. AND SAVE MONEY I I parents. Mr and Mrs. Otto Schulze, j Briggs church with the Rev. J. W. Mr*. Lanl Coon has been quite I Mr. and Mrs. Ray-Noban of Kalamo Foy officiating. Interment was made sick the past two weeks at her home 1 were Sunday I in lhe Ellis cemetery. - -- ---, guests. . tvuuiui south of town. 1 --a — Al. 1Av.v4 tZl.K-- Stnrrt. r« — _. <. Thompson, ,___ ____ J.who Fred T Tarble, Fred Fisher. Morris Frank is still- very The Thc Ladies' Ladies' Ai<> Aic> will will serve turkey iTceplc and Gall Lykins left Tues- feeble, spent several days at Leila and cranberries and other good I day for thc north on their annual hospital. Battle creek returning things things at at their their dinner dinner Thursday ot | hunting trip. Claud Perry will be home last week. this this week. week. Nov Nov. 15 15. with with an invitation in thc Lykins machine shop during Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Miller arc his absence. : pending the week in Indiana visitFrank Granger. " Frank Van Miss Elizabeth Gibson of Kala- ____________ Syckles. Austin Ferris and Robert mazoo spent thc week end here -| Guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCarty left early this week on a Mr. and Mr* Deo Clothier of Miller home on Sunday were their deer hunting expedition, otto All­ Detroit arc spending a few days at parente, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Treece, man having gone last week with their hdfne here. jot Allegan. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Guy friends from Holland. Roy Laurant was given ? sen-‘of Baltimore and Mr. and Mrs. Ehret Mr. and Mrs. charier. Bachellcr ol tence of from seven and one-half, scldmore of Augusta Hasting* were Sunday guests at years to twenty-two and one-half; Emerson Cortright left Monday Lloyd Gaskill's. years at Jackson state prison for morning with relatives from Battle Xr. and Mrs. Carl Warner and breaking and entering in the night Creek to hunt near Alpena. family of Battle Crock visited 'at al thc Farmers' Co-operative cream­ Linda Kay ts thc new daughter Marshall Pierce's Sunday. ery born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartom Mrs W. Turner i* spending a few of , AssjTl* Center at Leila Iwapitol. BARBERS CORNERS days with her son at Sturgis Battle Creek. The P. T. A. pf thc Al toft school The KnigbU of Pythias lodge Mtu Bertha Miller- after several wilt have a Thanksgiving supper. sponsored a hard limes party and weeks illness, is able to resiifte her Nov. 16. All members urged to at­ dance at their hall on Tliursday ;school work at thc Lansing schools. tend. ■ night pic prize went, to Mr. and The pleasure Birthday organiza­ Thc county road commission has Mrs. Welby Crockford of Woodland. tion will be cooperatively entertained finished graveling the road from Light refreshments were served. at thc Briggs church on Tuesday. Barbera Oomers 3-4 of a rnUc west Roy Hubbard of Hastings, who November 20. featuring Thanks­ and one ipUe south then back to the served in the World war, gate a giving > festivities. lake 1-2 mile. This l» a much need­ talk to the junior and senior high Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Durham from ed improvement and all who have school students during the assembly ;south of Battle Creek spent Sunday occasion to use his road appreciate hour Friday morning. al the home of her sister and fam­ Mr. and Mrs, Will Puher ol Char- ily. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reed and sons • lotto spent Sunday with the Fred The pastor. Rev. c. L. Schlenter.' of Hlghbank. Maple Grove, called Fisher family. will give a Thanksgiving service on on their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mr*. Gilbert Dickinson, Sunday. । November 25. at the Briggs Burl Nash. Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clayton Decker and church. i At this Umc an oflering for Henry Notion and daughter. May. Mr. and Mrs. Will Martin left Tues­ Bronson hospital will be assembled. belle Notten. of Grass Lake near day for thc north. Vegetables, fruit*, and any articles Jackson returned to their home from ' The water pipes in a kitchen range ,arc appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauer's Wed­ I in thc home of Mrs. Amelia Lentz. Mrs. Rose Miller entertained her nesday after several days' visit with | but occupied by the Fred Langham sister . and husband from Allegan on their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Her­ ' family, burst Friday causing an ex- 1 ।Saturday. • man Hauer. • '' |plosion. Burning embers from the;; Mrs. ™o. May Cheeseman «. of Buttle Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Mathews •- ? were scattered over the kiteh-1। creck'« as thc wleck cud end guest* at th® thc between 8:30 p m mjd 4:30 tn- you can call thc fo!entertained thirty to a birthday par­ cn Mr. Langham, foreman of lhe the r home of ‘ her ‘ brother. " Mr. — J and “ ~ Mrs. i awing points and talk for three minute* for thc rate* ty for the former's sister. Mlsr. Lil­ factory.' '• was burned I Harry Cotton [Lentzz table factory. ’ * lian Matthews, of Grand Rapias. shown. Rales lo other points are proportionately low. slightly back of one ear and ids' The model T Ford touring car Sunday. I wife, who was sitting between the taken from the Mr. a nd .Mr# Charles FLEASaWkIDGE. ■ stove and dining room door, was purcell hom^Fjras found Uy Eaton [knocked into the dining room, when;county officers recently and is now The Ladles' Aid met last Thursday HASTINGS a flying piece of stove struck her m the Purcell's possession again. It and cleaned the church. , on the ankle About 1250 loss to! was taken by three boys starting for Albert Klnne of Flint was home the house resulted from thc cxplo- Californft THAVERSE CITY . over Sunday: .io. | slon. The stove was completely de------- ■ ■» •■«■----------------Wamie and Kenneth Kelsey at­ CHARLEVOIX • mollshed, every window In the room MIDDLEVILLE. tended the sale of horses at M. S. i was blown out as were the windows On Monday evening. Nov. igth. Ute C. on Wednesday. MADISON, WLs B0e in a small room adjoining the kiteh-*Pythlan Bisters-.Otfcr will hold a Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ronk of Bat­ DAYTON, OHIO nbe j cn. The wall against which the pot luck supper and their annual tle Creek spent Sunday wjth Mr. stove rested was crushed in. thc Un- 'roll call. Everyone is requested to be and Mra. Lester Klnne. CLEVELAND. OHIO (lOr ! oleum and paper were rumed. The' present and enjoy a pleasant eva­ We are glad to hear Clark Over­ ALPENA «Or ’ house is across from the Are sta- nlng. •*— . smith and family are moving on , tion and the flames were quickly egA miscellaneous >hower for Mra Pleasant Ridge. [ tingubhed with chemicals. Harold Begerstrom was given at Mr. and Mrs Wamic Kelsey and ' The fire department was called Lantern Gardens. «-**-. w-..Battle creek, on Kenneth spent Sunday »[th' Mr. out Friday afternoon to the home Friday evening oi last week. Several and Mra. Frank Johnston of Cedar •re approximately *0% la* (ban Day Stalion-io-Stallon rates, i* of Mr*. Glen Wolfe on M-7B to ex- 'ladle* from Middleville. Grand Rap- Spring*. • tlnguUh a roof tire. Considerable iIds and Battle Creek were present, BRANCH MsTRICtT damage wias done by water. ‘Many fine gifts were given lhe bride ; Bocn to Dr. Pultf. Nov. 8th. _ a and a very happy time enjoyed. ---- ------------— Last Week'* Vetter। daughter. I■ Rep. elect, elect. E-T. E.TZ Faulkner and Mr*. Mr*, i Mr. and Mrs. Keith Norton have 1. Tire final .football -----------------------------------‘-*1here “ 'moved on thr? Decker farm. -------- --game ---------of- the sea* Faulkner of* Delton were guest* , arm was played Saturday attemoop“on Thursday. ' Mbs ba Vandcrilck of Middleville (which resulted tn r victory for' -Tik Ladle* of the o. E. 8. order and Uoyd Hughes of Hastings were I Nashville over Bellevue. 12 to 6- Il served lunches in the-town half Sunday vgjltort at the bane of the was the most colorful game ot thc | election day. former's cousin. Mr*. Henry Bldclreawnand marked thc closing day! Mrs. Mattie Wildred Heard, of Um, man. ;of the Agricultural-Home Economics i Angeles. Calif., wu a visitor here Mr*. Formt flMetauta U viaiUng fair. It was a luird luught iwmr h.4 wfUk. Sh< fur Kara was a rest- frimrV tn H.i.’tlnys for a few days. itrom start io finbh. At the close of, drni here and her many friend* were Mr. and Mrs Theodore Dutmrr of •the flrat quarter Naahviiic had the more than pleased to »ce her again. (Grand Rapid* spent Sunday night IbBil on Bellevuas five yard lirte. Mr*. William Kronewitter r« turned I with Mra. Clara Dpy and daughter*. lOW Ot |1M.> -XS SE — —.. .Mn. mncuu. Mn 7^-CONSUMERS CONSUMERS POWER. COMPANY MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO LONG DISTANCE RATES ARE SURPRISINGLY LOW 60c From to: or I “* USB CLEAN MILK// It Mokes for Better Health and You Don't Have to Worry About the Dangers. Lurking in Impure Milk Above everything elae, you should know thitt the milk you use in your home is CLEAN. Then you have no worries Rbout illness or serious epi­ demics so often caused by impure milk. Officials representing the State of Michigan, after repeated testa, have proven that no CLEANER milk is produced anywhere than that pro­ duced by Highlands Dairy. No de­ tail is overlooked making towards ‘‘Cleanliness” in the’milk we pro'ducl. Qur cows are regularly in­ spected by‘representatives of the state. Stable surroundings are per­ fect; the milk is drawn and bottled automatically. These are a few of the reason* why the Highlands Dairy is thejpnly one in this section permitted to sell milk as Grade‘‘A.” Why not try it? THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 Hatting*, Mich. Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: SEASONAL SPECIALTIES Quality mhomasstoresI foods 128 W. STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN That Give Meals New Zest! Dates Fresh, New Crop Cheese it Bulk, Lb. imu,*,. 12c nnu,M«. 13c FIGS 8 ounce pkgs. 10c DROMEDARY DATES RAISINS 5..UI..., Buu, 2 ib*. 15c Full Cream Cheese *u> 2 n>. r*<. 18c 2 1-lb. can* 25c Soda Cracker* Herihey'* Cocoa Uopitted - 15" Cocoanut «3* Apple Butter 1 lb. 10c m 17c WffAOf* NONE SUCH pk(i’alllVV IVBwCX** OLD TIME 3 pkg*. Pure Lard Walnut Meat* Halve* 2 lbs. 25c 4 lb. 15c Currants, 10-oz. pkg. 14c Molauot a.» oi... can 9c Cranberry Sauce 15c ?T^Tc. CAPE COP CRANBERRIES Pet Milk ula*‘vJubSiTd 3 tall can* 19c Salad Dreuing Qt». 23c Catsup Salmon a«»u» lie f'“‘ *t'S“ 12c lmi* i««*. t GLAZED FRUITS • Pineapple Twins Pineapple Fingers Cherries r.k< 14c 14c 14c Cherriei ,u Pineapple rk«. 14c Citron oUJ'i: Peel Pack*** 10c Crvitalized Ginger 15c Fine Granulated We*tern Beet EplgfeasM 0<«B 10 Lbs. 51 “Best Yet" H-Aur-wKA-'24% lb. 93* Golden Creit 24% lb. Sack $1*03 less. Butter Pancake Shultz or Freeport riOUF Lb. 30* AUNT JEMIMA Pkg. 10c CRESCENT SU>. Sack 13c Syrup Karo—3 lb. Can— Blue Label XXC Vermont Maid aon im. u~.bmim 18c gw Wfwl*Iww Thorn** SrocUI cwvH«^r~b LbMillion Inn n» n-«a-.-., Lb. FRUITVEGETABlEf Florida Oranges TOKAY GRAPES «». X6c X*C X5C Minute TAPIOCA B^airw Na aO aaaktu pteln»Unt PQSTUM Larff« Can 43c CELERY « SPINACH Chipao Flake* 15c ‘ Sunbrite Cleanser X Cam 9c «<*'• Uuil. * I �THE ■A1TXKO> BAMNM, WKOMMDAY, NOVKMMB 14 MM ^.EE'.'jrr—■■"niwniiwriffrwfTX'nrrr— • > 'FACE W'"TER FA*I,NE Uuw gnd order to ictus claim by ( H Game EH. Fff^J^WluSl^Iriventory ruir? u.nJ; . V Est. Henry J. Kraus. Order allow-1 - GIVE YOUR COWS A CHANCE -------------- Cover 8peciftli«t Ad■ • • ” . • vim SporUmui lo Undor- in, .coount .nlmd. di«ii.r„ or sorrow, with the expert Delton nlmrota. The exodus for tha deer oountry te under way right this minute “k’ re»iin« Sroirw.. ™ EstM- Cummins. Pvtl, ._ «K4 «O«UU0R T,,.. LC > <W ' Um lorFrancis tomlrurrta or wUl MM. «. VOMl IW dar tor hearing entered. approach a famine are facing many lvey Appe*r' i0* “icM****’* r^e and song birds. Glgnn A. Rayle. Final account BIJUt°A^Klerj Dewoifc Order WUtlcularly those in the southern filed, ordar for publication entered. ^S>. eS WIMUI u>« '°”.<5SS!»-.!.‘Ji nt tiled. ' making you more milk dollar* by fending them WAYNE DAIRY FEED. Your good c*re and management, together with Htxnar E. Downing. Inventory -iu> u>® Sra 01 **“ awuneu । <x5S BUd. 'SSuiS oi ruirdEo 3 rSue.“S now cn their JSSTihi wav north It nrcmlsea S?S rive to*r* ' “ Mr. and Mra. Meyer* of Ctacinn*U, Ohio, spent S7 week and Si moU”' BUe‘‘ j^., atuyUy count filed. I EsL HatUc Mead. Petition for 'hearing claims filed, notice to credi­ tors Issued, inventory filed. Ext WUllam R. Wickwire. Oath . before sale filed, report of sale filed. I Bag Cornelia a. Bower. Notice of and reasons for appeal filed, bond on appeal filed, order directing notice of appeal entered, proof of service Issued, estate enrolled. p ' clau of young praple wiU sponsor a Est. Jane m". Lamb. Discharge of food “urcca bare box social to be held In th* church ducing the maximum amount of milk. administrator Issued, estate enrolled. . .X r,em>ov’;<i..tU * muB basement on Monday night, NoE*L Christine Cole. Will filed, pe- 01 Uie drouth ot the tert spring and vember 18th. Everyone te invited to Have it said that the OFFICIAL TESTER uua> for p«*.u ot will nied. order ““5 Pn’c"«* lo «a talhe teM-, for publication entered, waiver of t! ,o ®et ^10 S’Wilable feed ment. in your locality has listed your herd high notice filed, petition for special ad*jY**tock. OatUe have been pasMr. Btuh's and Mrs. Miles' Bunday mlnlstrator filed, order appointing turcd U1 arc“ wtllcb had contained School ctexses enjoyed a pleasant la the production of pounds of milk, teat special administrator entered. .good cover Wj4 food-producing evening Monday night at the home and pounds of fqt. WAYNE 16Vfc% DAIRY Est. Elroy Tobias Inventory filed 8tirube. the result being Hist little of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barnum. The Ert. Donald D. Hees. Inventory remains for the bird* to glean. Women's Class reorganized with FEED will help do the joj>. | Est. Samuel W. Mote. Waiver of Sled. ' fI These conditions may prove dte- Mrs Barnum aa president, Mrs. Manotice- tiled, order allowing account Brt. Cornelia A. Bower. Petition astrous to pheasanU, quail ‘and ble Town, vice-president, and Mr*, entered, discharge of administrator for special Admr. filed, order ap- grouie in the farming districts, ac- Lute Wertman. secretary and treasissued, estate enrolled. polnting special Admr, issued cording to Dr. English..who urges urer. The two classes will hold their i Est. Carrie Schneider. Band of ad­ Ert. Patrick Corrigan. Bond of ex- individuals and sportsmen * organ!- meetings JoinUycm lhe first Monministrator filed, letters of adminis­ ecutor filed, letters testamentary te- latkxu to plan winter feeding pro- day evening of each month. The tration issued, order limiting settle­ sued, order limiting eetUement en- grams for lhe birds. To thoee in- next meeting to be held In the ment entered. tered* terestod. he recommends the pam- church basement. Mrs. Dings, Mrs. Eat. Patrick Corrigan. Proof of Brt. Urelte J. Briges. Petition for phlet, “Winter Feeding ot Wildlife Doater and Mr*, pierce will act as will filed, ordet admitting wfii en­ ... — W1 No rUiem Farms." publication program committee. determination of heirs filed, order < tered. IM. which I* supplied by the United Rev- L D. Mile* sustained a brokI Est. Luella Hayes Campbell, Testl- for publication entered. Est Mary E. Ames. Testimony of IBlates department ot agriculture at so rib Tuesday while unloading a I mony an determination of heir* filed. freeholders filed, license to sell te- 1a fee of five cents, and the deport- cement mixer over at Prairieville, I order determining heirs entered. 1ment of conservation bulletin Na 1, Later in the week H caused him I' ’ Est. Emma Williams. Petition for sued, oeth before sale filed. much pain ™ and necessitated L hte ‘_ Est. Catherine M. Mayo. Final ac- 'which Is luppUed free of charge. license to sell filed, order for publlkeeping hte bed for a time. Hte son. count filed, order allowing account. apent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. cation entered. DURFEE. George ailed hte appointments Bun­ NASHVILLE, WUUam Hodman. f Est. Erastus M. Hinman. Testi- entered, discharge of special Admr. Last Week's Utter. day. . Mat. issued, estate enrolled. Lail Week's Letter. Mrs. Harry Williams of Charlotte mony of freeholders filed, license to Mra. Holcomb returned to her Th* Misses Esther Dull and MilMr* Helen Pennock and children ' Est. Louisa Monasmlth. Final ac­ home In the Hendershott neighbor­ has been caring tor her mother. Mrs sell Usued. oath before sale filed, re- count filed^ order allowing account dred cole left Bunday morning tor spent ’rtth her mother, Mra. | ( port Of sale filed. —-- 5 hood after a ten days' visit with her J. W. Moore, who has been ill. Daytona Beach. Florida Prank Davis. at Galesburg. Rev. Gamble conducted services Est. Howard Isham. Annual accn ,?y tcl rl . . < lister, Mrs. WUllam Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllnrrt Willard Hall Hall and and I SI?' 1 ' “ • s ** ” “ “ i Mn. toute at "Tho Mission'' in Hastings Frlcount Olod. , “ t Gerald Erb of Grand Rapids is Hint filed nRd. Children of Kalamazoo were Bunday Eat Glenn A England. Petition ,count ■Van Auker. U, were held Bunday visiting hte grandmother, Mrs. Har- day evening. He was accompanied by ■M.MAMtoMUw.TuUmur Sgn^t .nd m.. rrM o his Baltimore helpers who assisted — —i-‘— claims filed, notice — *for »hearing to* I ** *-•■M8t/,) ar^moon al 2:W o'clock at me wax­ PHIL With you a know it your PHILCO will H entirely paid lor. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY PHILCO MB—$39.95 TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICK Thursday evening. Be sure and come. Mn. Tom Hoffman returned from Plainwell Saturday evening after (pending several days at Plainwell. Mr. »nd Mrs. Torn Hoffman and family and Mr. and Mn. Elmer Lush filed, him by singing songs and playing creditors Issued, inventory filed. Eat. George W Ehret Annual ac- i **- Mary Ballinger. Testimony their musical instruments. count filed. ■ 1 filed. Est. Vivian Mae and Shirley J.' »«t warn lea Oote. al aL Release o< "You can spur a horse just so long, ___ state ______ will ____ Trick, petition for guardian filed, or- guardian ffed. ~ ~ but finally the ship of Huey Long. proving der appointing guardian entered, WEST ORANGEVILLE sink," says Hv; 2 Thus -------------oars!bood of guardian filed, letters of that Huey, wbli* white rearing resting on on his 1 ANT» K*ST GUN MARSH cr tc —* ~" 2'*. j guardianship issued. keeps his ear to the ground. Last Week's Letter. Mn. O. E VauRtt and Mn. Mary Crane of Orangeville and Mn. Ethel Cronenberg of Mart ’n motored mmorea tn Orcaenberg Martin to Detroit Mondav ot last weak and returned Tuesday. While In Detroit they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Harry Closser, Mn. Grans' CAN SEE IN THE PARK but you CAN’T! Are you wearing glasses? If not, how soon before you will? How much longer arc you going on WEARING OUT your eyes at home in poor light, half-light, TRYING to see, to read, *ew,*br do other things that mean eye strain I daughter. Ellas Saddler of Ann Arbor Is visHing at Mr. and Mn. O. E VanEU's also his sister. Mn. Mary Grans', for a few days. Ar’e'la Snook Is in a very serimw condition at al tne the crape Crispe nospiiai hospital at coemiiion -.............. Plilnwell. ~ Bhe suffered another —| Mralre . tew d.v. w.c rod hu been unconscious since Mrs 8. A McCafferty and the ' Buffenberuera have returned from Ohio and Mrs. McCafferty Is putting ! in quite a few improvements on her I home. Miss Ruby Cogswell, teacher of the Gun lake school, gave a Hallow.e'en party to a few of her friends from Nashville. Middleville. Has, " ting* and “ Freeport.............................. at her ’unde's, * LH<±er Pike's, home. There were I about twenty-five in attendance. They playedI games and routed marshmallow* and served refresh- arene church, conducted by the Rev. D M JUytcr Mr5 Van Aukcr paMCd a wav Thursday afternoon1 at the ZZZT. .------- ---of •-------*bter, •*— Mrs. Alice Had seU. Mr*. Van Auker has been a resident of the village M Tears. Mr JmJ’o’ES Mr. “ r- and Mrs. L N. Bush and Mrs. Blanch Richards were Hastings vlsbor* Wednesday and MTs. Adams tUmght^r were Hastings sltop““ w're ^^L O T M- will meet with noon. olenn William* n* and son. HURRY Offer Good a Fm Dnyi Only WARD BAINE 220 E. State St Fleet 2370 d°rlng her husbands abeenev in lhe north deer hunting. , Chaster Banghardt. William ? .hJnu 8ralU1' 1x0,1 Do»ter- Frank Doster, 2.1 ilin1^ cbarlea Hughes, Max Reynolds. H. work and antiques. Entries an open served. Tha crowd left « T- Rnyno*®*- Lpyal Flowers, Georgs to any one wno wishes to exhibit ar- hour wishing them Msoy' bU wife, Gertrud^ two Von &lnni Ch*rley Kahler. tides and they must be at the happiness. Borne of tha deer hunter* CUflord Kahler. Roger Williams, schoolhouse by three o'clock Friday -------north ‘ Q.enn Wuhams, and Harry Berulha afternoon. fortiic either Mood*) '.day are: Guy Makley arid bare all left for the north woods to SOUTHWEST woodland . __ and Lloyd, Paul Wodggd Uielr ebnnee at a deer. Mn. Guy Kantner te on the sick Hershberger. Bth E Faulkner -j- home. ^EL.^ The 1' servtre was in charge of spent rrtd>y m Grand Rapids. list. J" “ ’Tyler. “T*:?. ^22 James Floyd Van J’S5?5 .2 J™? Mr *nd Mrs Mlkr Scn-’lba have Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Blocher °mar Bamum. _ L Lakeview cemc- returne(j to their home in Delton and MXm Glenns Blochrr of Hol and Mrs. Chas. Fart »’<, __ .nd u I „___ for lhe wlnUr ftltcr spending the spenl the week end with Mr. and Nevah. accompanied _nd, , -,-c. -7-~summer «v u.e« ctmv«*v «.a ----------lalie ta, ’ Mr5 Wm- bUon« Mnd daughter in Don Carrick <a Wo* “nd “Y’ht*rl ' 8 k Yankee Springs township. Jackson. slonary meeting at th* heme < M , w,~’ _the “W<?rs mother and Mr^ A(jg Thorpe has been spendMr. and Mrs Lee Hasel of Lake Oscar Smith in Rast WqedtaM i ,n JrM’?ar??' , ~ ... big several days yith her daughter. Odoesa spent Sunday with her par- Thursday. W1lws' “ld 'he lliUc- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lucas. We atc report that La F^b *^ved Uielr annual chicken grandson at Pottersville. Mr. and Mrs. George Wooteton Kantner te a lltlte better a* 8uPPer Wednesday night In the j>iton Extension class will and children of Richland ware Bun- writing. ' • basement of Ute church nieet wUh Mrs. Belle Barnum day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde , >r J * »rOU y°,P aneo ® »>' ,JeW0‘‘J0 >,e ® Thursday afternoon. Nov. 16. The 'wu,n otAfy°of an. * ^ooc^ito and Bunfleld patented a subJecl will be child training. aiui Runfteto Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brodbeck "^iat Shall It Profit? at the The Barry Twp. Agricultural were very much sprprised Wednes- L*st Week* latter, Methodtet Monday night, —— " 1L7'—^i: church —." ."r"-* ..TTZ" school will hold a fair at the school day evening when seventy-Are of The Clover iMt Club will be en- house on Friday night, Nov. 18, from their relatives and friends came to How much longer?.. . When you ‘ don't have to I Electricity is cheaper than eye­ sight .. . and here for the first time is science's latest triumph in sight saving: the new STUDY LAMP! THE MOST SENSATIONAL OFFER WE New. Scientifically Correct STUDY and READING LAMP LIMITED OFFER-ONLY owaoiTOM 95c down $ 1.00 A MONTH Complete with 15-in. modem parch­ ment shade; 100-watt lamp; con­ cealed diffuser, throwing light on both table and ceiling; fluted base in attractive finish; switch in See it I SEE THE DISPLAY — AS* OUR EMPLOYEES - OB PHONE 2305 EVER MADE ! been taken over to the school house 80018 later time, but the varnish Is not quite dry and we*ther conditions, lack of Um* to te not quite ready for occupancy, uR\Pr°?Tfc5x' j . .. Mn. Mqr> Grans Ellas Haddirr O«ald Olmstead and James Me- • Mr. and Mn C. E. VanEU and eon'. Omber x>f Detroit left Bunday for a LaVcm. were Bunday guests of Mr. ^'P 1° California. and Mn. Frank Parks, near Au- i Bon> and M18 Herman gusto. i Maurer, a son, who has been named. ----------------- . « » ■ William Henry. ORANGEVILLE. Ntn* Chappell of Lansing is Last Week's Letter. (spending a few days with Mtei MlnRob VanValkenburg of Kateme- nlfl Fhrntes. zoo was at this place Saturday on Mr* Charles Rosooc of Rattle business. Creek spent last week with her chilMr. and Mrs. Marian Rupe and dr5?.,^' . , , , , ton, Charles, spent Sunday with UlUtem Kleinhans ol East Lan'heir »ou Clarence and family at tln< sPent thc ’re*k 811(1 wUh Oiaefo. . friends here. Mr. and Mn. Ben Norman spent >*"■ Frank McDerby lias returned the past week with their daughter, borne from her visit with her da ughMrs. Charles Hensen and family, at t8r' Mn. David Myen at Hammond. Grand Rapids. Indiana. Mn. Nettle Newark la quite ill at Otto Schulxc and daughters, this writing. AU hope for her speedy Mr*. Ray Nolan. Miss Frtlda Recovery. Schulze, and son, Earle Schulze, Mr. and Mr*. Henry Venema and 8P«nt Bunday with Mist. Pernc UlUe daughter. Roslyn, of Otsego. Bchulze at East Lansing. In the aftwere Saturday and Sunday guests of emoon they attended -A Cantide of His brother, John and wife, of thia Praise," a beautiful Wmorial servplace. , Ice given as a tribute to the collage Two men from the state tax com- boy* »bo gave their lives during lhe mission Mr Haley and Ur. Eastman World War. It was given In the have been reassessing lhe resort Demonstration Hall by the music property, muck land and farm prop- department. Mtes Ferae Bchutee is a erty In Uite township the past week. 1 member of th* choru*. <<» ........ I Mr*. R- O- Winslow of Hastings. EAST WALL LAKE I Mrs. Fred Fteher. Mrs Rene MaeyAND VICINITY, ens, Mtes Margurite Hynes and Mn Charlie and OHHord Kahler and Gail Lykins were in Battle Creek Muri Reynolds Started north deer Thursday. hunting Monday morning. E. E. I The many friends ot Mr. and Mrs. Cairns Is looking after the chore*. Ernest Rasey are sorry to he*x h* Muri Reynolds and Dollte SoH- Buffered a severe stroke last week. mon ot Cressey vteited Clifford Mrs. Charles Laurent went to Kahler's Bunday. Ann Arbor Tuesd.v to enter the Uni­ Mn- Minnie Morris and Mr*. Jen- verstiy hospital. nic Koneysette ot Kalanuuoo vteitod , Th* Barry County Ministerial E. D. Reynold! Bunday. ' mee'fn" *•’ held Monday afternoon Mra. tee Reynold* and MIh Bolo- at the Methodist church. Tnon of Cressey called on friends Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warner called here Friday. on the former's mother in Charlotte Mr and Mrs Dellinger ot Kala- Bunday. maxoo wvre Bunday vUltara at Chas. I — '*■!. ■* ' EAST GUN LAKg The Aral meeting Lake Extension Or er presented the te and tCtuttt »&*£■ ONOCO BRONZE laugh* at weather—high <x low umpetatur* —rain or wow—leaping io action with instant starting. Tested by all—in every conceivable kind and condition of C4I truck. Every minute—every mile a proof of performance I The truth of it* instant starting, ligl knock, greater mileage and power has by user* everywhere. Your first tank full will give you a tkrilL There I* no iocMUR la pricB. At thc sign of the Red Triangle. I We were very sorry to hear Batuf'day ot the mere illneea ot our, , friend and did neighbor. Frank , Trgvls, and sincerely wteh him Ci met Nov. . 1 <,Ueunday,«UMts at Um honie o( Mr. I hLh ran-'and'Mr*. Arthur Bedford were firr • ’Sriiaabcrger ot Or— d th* >n- rioted their pan «, prirea Henry Frost, xw Lina a ill be at the Frost spent from ctrur ili lta» >*“ «“» ’ ” ’ ~ ‘ _k (hat setm to | Friday after a m grow uy ieapa and bounds are the wlih Mr and Mr children In the apartment overhead, at TravarecClty. G A S O L I 1 W — M turned home weeks' visit raid Bedford. EDMONDS OH,MICHI C< -HASTINGS ii WV'U U I Ml !.«■!« IW» ll«W» �•hit Hastings banxxb, FOB PUXLICATIOM. LEGAL’NOTICES CHAM CEB T NOTICE. wctxudax. HovrMbm u, nu MICH. FARM BUREAU IS. STEADILY GROWING daughter. Mary Joyce, were Sunday gUMt* of Mt. and Mrs. Karl Fsul of Woodland. Miss LaWave Jenney and Miss Lucy Sullivan were Kalamasoo vis­ itors Friday. Mr. and Mra, J. D. Hoard of Sou 111 Haven and Roy Carman of Kalamazoo were gJwt* Wednesday night of the former's daughter, Mrs. Geo. Jlavens and family. Hai Ju«t Added 17,000 Mem­ Robert Wlleox left Sunday in com­ bers—Takes Over Ore am pany with Herbert McCallum of cries, Inc. Brush Ridge for northern Michigan to hunt deer. Here is wishing them Beadle and family and Mra. Ham ­ A significant trend of the times Is shown in the renewed Interest in mond of Hastings Bunday. Ml** Helen Patton, accompanied Mr. and Mra. Howard Johnson of the activity of the Michigan State Hickory Corners were Sundsy eve­ Farm Brueau. It la branching out in ' its services to the fanners of thia ton, attended lhe Welfare commit­ ning callers at the home of her par­ state. It has now taken Into Its fold tee meetings at Chicago. Thursday. ent*. Mr. and Mra. Wm, Havens. Michigan tmnrwrative cooperative Creamer. Creamer­ 1Friday and Saturday, last week. the Mlehbran Mr. W H. Otis left Saturday for ies. Inc. with 15.000 members, and Grand Rapids lo join Jils nephew, the Michigan Wool Grower*. Inc.. Kalamazoo spent the week end at Leonard Robinson, on a deer hunt­ ing trip to northern Michigan. Mrs. with 2.000 nKipibcrs. Its elevator Uielr home here. Otis will visit relatives at Hickory service and its buying service for Bellevue and Hastings while I farmers steadily increase. The time Kalamasoo were Bunday guests of Comers. ' he is away. ' will come when farmers cannot af­ Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dickerson. Harry Pennels laft for the north Mrs. Dan Douglas* attended a । ford not to belong to the Farm Bur­ birthday dinner Sunday at the home , eau. Its Michigan membership now to get hl* "deer" Friday night. Mrs. Martha Rcplogle, who has of Mr. and Mra. Mortis Calkin* near exceed* 80,000. and is growing stead­ been home for a couple of days re­ Hasting*. ily... turned to the home of her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vrooman and . for Plilntlff. CLOVERDALE. Mra. Terpening. in Hastings. baby were Saturday guests of Mr. PODUNK. and Mra. Replogle's birthdays. Mr. and Mra. Ed. Penne Is cele­ The Ladles* Aid will give a chick­ and Mra. Howard Jqhnson of Hick­ Mrs. Amil Bachman entertained Mra Ralph Brown and Mra. Monta brated their 50th wedding anniver­ en pie supper Nov. 22. at the town ory Corners. Mis* Mary Douglass of Hastings the Ladles' Aid Friday for dinner, Replogle entertained the D D. D.l sary Friday. Nov. Sth. at their home, hall. Bazaar in connection with the OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. a large crowd being present by holding open house all day and supper. Everyone welcome. spent Sunday at her home here. birthday club Thursday foe dinner. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Loehr of Jack ­ serving refreshments to all. On Mr. and Mrs. Olin Brown and son were Saturday visitors at Luther WOODLAND. Thursday evening at six o'clock, a family of Plainwell were guests of tertalned Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. El­ dinner was served to the children, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kingsbury Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Green and Mr. Mr. and Mra Monte Replogle en­ mar Northrup of Nashville, ponna grandchildren and great-grandchil­ day. and Mrs. Ward Green and daughter, Luther Northrup of Battle Creek and Dr. dren. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pennels Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rodgers enter­ Phyllis, were Grand Rapids visitors tertained Mr. and Mrs. Mra. L. B. Swift of Grand RapLoehr Sunday with a birthday din­ iand a. have .lived here many years and tained Mrs. Frank Taylor of Kala­ Friday. ner. the occasion being Mr. Loehr's have made many friends, about 61 mazoo recently. Mrs. Taylor is a Edgar Reiser, son of Mr. and Mrs registering at their home Friday. sister of Mrs Rodgers. John Raiser and Miss Frieda Reuth­ They received many beautiful gifts The Sunday School convention er. daughter ot Mr. Fred Reuther, snd from those who were unable to will be held at the Cloverdale Evan­ of East Woodland were quietly mar­ Attend they received cards. They gelical church Sunday afternoon at ried by Rev. Harry Wolfe of lhe also received congratulations from two o'clock. Everyone welcome. Lutheran church Wednesday. They Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Payne of plan to make their home on the President Roosevelt. Mrs Lou Anna Patton has an­ Lansing spent Bunday afternoon Reiser farm. nounced the marriage of her daugh­ with her sister. Mrs. Russell Hart Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kinney, Mra. i rurthae ordered that public notice ter. Miss Helen, to Mr. Loucks of and family. Levies Branson and Mr. and Mrs f ba liven by jrablleallon or • eopr Midland. They will be married in Henry Pennels. who has been John Branson and children of Sar­ Midlan&Nov. 20th after which they been quite sick, is better at present anac called on Mra. Wesley Meyer* will again return to Cloverdale for writing. Sunday afternoon. a week or so. At present time Clov­ Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jenney of Mrs Chas. Cook has Invited fifteen Inta eopy. erdale friends are "quilting" and Grand Rplds spent Sunday with the Utile friends of Miss Beverly Plants Mildred Smith. R.gi.t, "showering" Miss Helen, while she Is Ralph Jenney family. for; a surprise for her Monday aft­ here. Mrs. Chas. Leonard and, daughter. ernoon at 4:00 o'clock. Beverly will CHANCERY NOTICE. All Cut* Of course, amid all Cloverdale Miss Ellen, of Hastings spent Satur­ be leaving with her parents Mr. and of Chuck social events and activities, Mrs. day afternoon with her Uster, Mra. Mrs- Ward Plants, for their new Margaret Owens would fall off the Lester Monica, and family. SLICED BACON r*aU V4-lb. pkg. 17c home in Hartford the last of the postoffice steps and break a liga­ Mr. and Mra. Russell Hart were * SM4r. Cal, |fa. 13c PORK ROAST at Naahvilla. Michigan. ment tn her foot so she could take Kalamazoo shoppers Saturday after­ Mrs. J. V. Hilbert accompanied by noon. a rest) However, Margaret would Miss Winifred Hefiemon of Kendall Sirloin, Round Just as soon exchange places with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Van Hom visited friends and relatives in De­ or Swim anyone, so all joking aside, friends and daughter spent Bunday after­ troit from Friday until Monday. bold Oarllng.r. ‘ Defend sympathize and hope she will soon noon with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mc­ Miss Hefiemon remained for a day's FRANKFURTS c-r— *<xu lb. 23c NOTICE OF BalIECallum. be about visit with Mra. Hilbert before leav­ Mr. Shafer of Hastings gave a real Friends of Uncle Bill Nash will be ing for her home In Kendall. BEEF TENDERLOIN lb. 25c good talk on scouting to the P. T. sorry to hear he isn't so well and Mr. and Mra. Ezra Dell and A. Friday night. We hav^ enough ■ ■ A A A C. Swift'* Premium daughter. Joyce, spent the weekend boys of Boy Scout age here and hope - glad to see old friends. He Is being with Mr. and Mra. John Dell. ib. ■ ■AAItIw Whole or String Half our boys will be able to start such an cared for by the Chas. Kingsbury Mr. and Mra. Ward Green and organization In Cloverdale. Rev. family. 4 lbs. 25c HERRING Phyllis of South Woodland and Rev. Kring. Wilbur Olbaon and Mr. Clan­ and Mra. Don Carrick were Sunday OYSTERS pint 25c cy are able leaders and have ar­ MILO. guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. B Green. ranged to have their first meeting The Milo bazaar and chicken din­ Arthur Reiser of East Lansing, son , with the boys Friday night at the ner 1 has been postponed from Nov. of Mr. and Mrs. John Reiser of East Roasting Fowl parsonage. 21 to Wednesday, Dec. 12. on account Woodland, and Misa’Oriena Nest, Mrs Harry' Pennels and daugh- ’ ret nlio-balf (HI of th daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Nest of ter. Dona Marie, were guests of Mrs. 1Bradfield at whose home It will be Ionia, formerly of Woodland, were Lizzie Pennels of Kalamazoo Sun- held. 1 quietly married by Rev. Neat Bun- ; day. On Wednesday. Nov. 21. lhe reg­ day The young couple plan to live meeUng of the Aid will bv Mid Mr. and Mra. Roas Pierce and ular । in East Lansing where Mr. Reiser 13 at the home of Mrs. Minnie Quick connected with Hie college. for dinner and tlelng of comfortables PABST-ETT Cbe.ee Speeed OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION 2 pkg*. 29c The Fellowship class of the Meth­ in afternoon. odist Sunday School and their fam­ PHILADELPHIA Cream Cheese 3 pkg*. 25c Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield ac­ ilies gave a farewell pot luck dinner companied Mr. and Mrs. Von Dunn 2 pkg*. 35c OLD ENGLISH CHEESE, ft Ib. a hunting hiinflna trip to the Upper Pen­ for Mr. and Mra. Ward Plants and on a Beverly after Sunday , School Sun­ insula. starting Sunday morning go­ day Nearly fifty were present. Mr. ing to Chicago then to Milwaukee nf nt. and Mrs. Plants were the recipients where they expect to visit relatives of several nice gifts. I I | Hrrlt a couple of days, then on to the The Village Brethren church held deer country. We iiope they may be a Home coming at the church Bun­ successful. They will be gone about day. In the morning Rev. Harley two weeks. Townsend gave an Armistice Day Mrs. Wilcox had for guest* Suntalk followed by a delicious dinner served cafeteria style by the Ladies' Tuttle and grandson. Jack Perkins, Aid Society. In the afternoon. Revof Hastings. Geo Weaver of Indiana, a former Mrs. Wilcox la looking after thc pastor, gave a very Interesting talk |und‘ home and household duties during All the members who liad ever at­ Mr. and Mra. Bradfield's absence. Adrlfrrrt Cortrigbl. . tended were Invited and were guests i of die members. Grand Ledge visited --------------------------their old KI Club No. 2 of the Ladies' Aid So­ for Plaintiff neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Flow­ . or Craoulaa ciety of the Methodist church gave er. Bunday. On motion of Kim Rirlrr Bernice Flower spent Sunday in a farewell pot luck dinner Friday |Oui 11-14. evening in honor of Mrs Ward . Dowagiac where they had 'j FOBECLOSUBB. their new home in Hartford. Four­ DEFAULT Mra. H. M- Kennedy. teen members were present The Twenty members and eight guests Club gave her a lovely gift of nine­ were present at the Home Literary teen pieces of glass and stemware. Club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. The dinner wi* held at the home of K. Flower Thursday. Nov. 8. for Mra Plants. ortg.g. being datad April 9. 1830 Pioneer Day. Roll was answered by Miss Leonore Dowden spent the rdrd May 4. 1830. In Lib*r 01 of M “Old pioneers." "Cabin Days in Order COAL to Fill Your Bin! HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY A. “ ISM.’u ' PHONE 2515 HASTINGS sutn OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. Hon. Htnirt OBDKK FOB rUaUOATIOW. FRANK SAGE A & P'S ANNUAL FALL SALE BEEF Roasts nrigg., Clifton H. Mill, in hl* potltlc ■>. STEAK 10c 2 "-25c 23c CHANCEBT NOTICE. OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. Till*. Michigan. Plaintiff. CHICKENS ,b 23c Cheese B^k 17c NOTICE OP HALE 15c Kraft’s LOAF raiilM eaure. I. tha aabaerlbar. »>• 25c “£"• $1.09 Pillsbury Flour $1.12 Gold Medal Flour BANNER WANT AD VS. PAT Formerly the b^st bonchidc ficin Russia and the finest wool from Australia were used In making baseball* The test qf time has proven that similar domestic materials are as good as the pick ot the Imaorted artlrlnl Tha imported article* The hall ball rovar cover, comprising 25 square laches of leather. Is stitched and sewed by hand, as attempts to'yoke machine InranntCv ”■ *av ingenuity tn to that tn.lr task hava hare »!> th--* far failed. k— 23c 10„5-. 29c Baking Powder Pork and Bean, *"(.'■ T"' 5c ’LT 35c 6±«5c P & G Soap 6 CH ip SO For Dependable Kraus. Dowden of Lansing. Messrs Leon Hynes. Ralph Leff­ responded to by Mrs. Gertrude Ever* ler. Lester Brumm. Carl Jordan. Ar­ tor Mrs Mills. Mra. BrandSte tiers thur Allarding and Welby Crockford left Monday afternoon for Eckercarried over. Some ot the guests, man. Mich., tn the upper peninsula. Annie >Humphrey for ivuaand Eight Hand NOW. THEREFORE, by rlrtna of Ui Burn Clean Economical COAL Brsvl Arabia D. McDonald notably Mr*. Cross of Hastings, made remarks on thc topic Special be home until they have Uielr deer. J. L. Smith. F. C. Kilpatrick. John of thb or sang two selections was much en­ Donlth and Harold Yerty attend­ joyed. Two old songs "Old Oaken ed thc Father and Son meeting of rllbla Bucket" and "Annie Laurie" were the Brotherhood al the Methodist church Monday evening. sung by the company. A delicious RV88ELL Rl MrPEEK. dinner was served by the hostesses. LENT CORNERS. Mesdame* Flower and Newkirk. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Thoma* spent Mesdame* Brandstetter and Boyle Sundsy with Mr and Mra. Elmer spent several days the past week in Wood of Plainwell. Kalamazoo where they are superin­ Mr and Mra. Lyle Allen of Plalntending some improvement* on their Allegan. Mr. and Mra. John Oswald Mn. Georgia Kraus closed her of Gun plains and the Otto sisters left for her daughter's home tn were Bunday caller* of Mr. and Mra. Bloomfield. N. J., for a visit then Fred Otto. Mr. Otto remain* about after the holiday* expects to go to Florida for the winter. Brace Culler SOO spent the week end with her parent. Mr. and Mra. Marcus,Hamnels Is now home from the hospital and getting akmg very nicely. Allda McCiurkln of Middleville working Indefinitely tor Mra. Lyle spent the week end and Sunday with her people here. Mra. Viola Hennessey and Mrs. We extend our sympathy lo Mrs Preman Schoolcraft of Otsego, and Benson and other relatives in their COAL SAVES FUEL-DOLLARS ! Our track* art ready to live immediate and clean delivery, when you want and the want OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. Mra OBDEB FOB FUSUOATIOX. Smith Brothers Velte & Company and Mrs Carl Caldwell Mra. Quick's Nov. 21. Mr. and Mra. Leland Hammond Rev. Edward Rhodes and wife and son spent Sunday with Mahlon from North Maple Grove called on Burkett and children of Kalamazoo 1hey also visited Mra. Burkett, who Uy Friday afternoon. They are soon underwent a major operation at to engage In revival meetings at Bronson hospital. Wednesday. their appointment. Our school children were ex­ Mrs. Henry Tboee of South Shults amined by Dr. McGee of Delton cam* Saturday afternoon and stayed Monday. till Monday with the Toose family Several of the children Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mason spent Bunday with the ton* people also Mr and Mrs John Freed v and SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. FEEDS, FUEL, LIME AND CEMENT Beveral neighbora and friends of Thursday, Nor. 22. aD member* try Phea* 1X57 Hastlags, Mich. *> her birthday, children of Mildred tilth. Bertoia* of Prebata. Kalamazoo spent the 2,'f,V31c K Fig Bars GOOD QUALITY COAL i. lhe mo.t effici.nl ' fuel you cn buy. The naturel. even heel pro. duced by the coal we sell you give* a healthful, coudorUbl. winter. Don’t detey io ordering your.uppl,. it 2 It 19c Iona Cocoa lb'11* 10c Oxydol Coffee f.h,M*.xt.ii*H™" Bokar Coffee 2 22c 1 1* 20c 31c 51 25c s^p’“. Red Circle Coffee 23c 1 Shredded Wheat fc. 12c Hilli Broi. Coffee 5. 32c Whitehouie Milk 6,™ 34c Sky Flake Wafers 17c Caihmere Boquet Soap Soiipt )ealN*SSC ...HEINZ SALE Aaaorted VarUtteo j Beans 1 Ketchup “• 2 to. 2Sc 25c Chili Sauce uS 19c u,d. J3C Mince Meat ’ST 19c SX10 a. 39‘ Sweet Potato*. 41b,. 19c Hubbard Squad, lb. 1c Grapefruit 6 for 25c Head Lettuce 2 for 15c Wagner Apple. 5 lb,. 17c ____________ A vaudeville artist admit* that be Prices io thia ad subject to 3% Michigan Sala* Tab � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-11-21.pdf c18424a833eb7afecec41592a833ca7f PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER 1 SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 21,1934 ji______________ ;_______ ,____________________ _____________ PAGES lto8 Civic Players to Present TUniTY-FflllR IN CIRCUIT COURL CmiL PARK IS Hastings *‘T iHLII I I UUIII Lightnin’ ” Here on Dec. 5 and 7 Jay Blakney’a Choice Meets Alao Break Into NURSERYSCHOOL With Approval of His ''OPENS NOV. 28'' Thieves mm spot Director Assembles Experienced for This Paul Diamond's and Constituents GLEN BERA NAMED AS UNDER SHERIFF K £ dinner..! i. Donna and Dr. ind Rap- k ic Ic C BUT ITS PURCHASE WAS NOT MADE WITHOUT BIG OPPOSITION Those who enjoy boating find great pleasure on Ute small ponds or lakes,; and in winter time skating and all the different games played on ice form a very welcome variation. The tired business men seek diversion In strolls through the miles of beau- Dramatic Version of "The tlfully shaded paths. In hot weath­ Birds' Christmas Carol" er mothers a ltd nursemaids can take on Dec. 20 and 23 their young hopefuls to Central "The Birds' Christmas Carol." Park and be assured of that "breath of fresh air" that Is often difficult to <dramatic version- by Kate Douglas find between walls of brick. Old men Wiggin, ' is to be staged by the stu­ who have pawed off the scene of acdents of St- Rose school. December concerned, stroll there to warm 120, at 8 o'clock and December 23 at themselves in the sunny seats and at 12:30 P. M. at the Central auditorthe same time enjoy the various ac-1 lum. tivities of the younger people. I The play centers around the arisIt isn’t to be wondered at per-1 'ocratlc Bird family and their neigh­ hops that for 150 years or more oft-; bors, "The Ruggleses in the Rear." er the Dutch first settled in New Bonita Brundstcttcr takes the role York, no attention was given to the of Carol, the crippled child of the necessity of a great park, and the Bird family.-who spends a few fleet­ city Just "grew up." like Topsy. The Ings years in an otmosphere so like ___________________ _______ ____ _ our__own in scattering sunshine all "country" was out only a little ways anyway. onvwav. and and anyone anvone who who felt felt the the11 about about her. her The The one one "desire or her 19 'c Ic MEASLES EPIDEMIC DUE IN COUNTY which was presented last spring50^ aUrU at B-45 A. M Adults. 30 cents; high school stu- |B free play perlod of 15 or 20 mln- Mothers Are Warned to Keep dents. 20 cents, children, 15 cents. ;utes. the children being divided into Small Children From Get­ All seals are reserved. I groups groups. While While one one group group is is busy busy otitout­ ting This Disease side or with stories and games upBarry county will probably have a I stairs, the other group is busy in­ I doors in the general assembly. At large epidemic of red measles this [the end of the play time the chil­ winter. This disease occurs state­ dren are given their "bottled sun- wide in epidemics every three years. 1 shine" and a small of------orange. 1and lhc winter of 1934-1935 Is the 'ahtne" ----- " --piece ---------and do they enjoy the "sunshine.' as ’tltnc ,or lhla epidemic. In Barry well as the fruit! jcounty there were. 436 cases of Before dinner time at 11:30. cots!meaalts reported In 1933. but only 10 are placed so the children may rest |casM ln 1933- and 3 cases to (late in RELIEF HEAD ASKS FOR following their midday meal, for on >M4. According to normal expectahour and three-quarters, and nearly I lions there will be about 500 cases GREATER LOCAL CON­ every child goes to sleep. Through ' within the next four months. TRIBUTIONS the. kindness of the W. K Kellogg! One of the grave mistakes that Foundation eight comfortable cota!man> mothers moke Is in regarding have been provided which are a de-1 measles as u mild disease. Measles SAYS BARRY SHOULD elded improvement over the old 1 ranks seventh in causes of death of RAISE $30,000 FUND army cots used last year. The school1 children from one to four years of period closes around two or two- “B® It ranks eighth in causes of o'clock. death in children aged five to nine Supervisors Set $10,000 in thirty Plenty of wholesome, nutritious1 years. More children Mie from Work Relief as Reason. food is given the children, the mend than from mpu diphtheria. 4 menu I; measles uwa —, ■ . . . .1 t asked. on Monday being diced potatoes and -U>.. ’e question u U often ------able Maximum peas in cream sauce, scrambled eggs.1 "What can be done to prevent It is possible that Barry county peanut butler sandwiches, chocolate deaths from this disease?" As most may cul ofT fronl Sute Emer- pudding and al) the milk they want. of the deaths are tn children under «ency Heiief according to 3- E. Wcs5 and ptactically all of them in chil­ (Continued on page six) dren udder ten. it is Important to termon, administrator for Barry keep slsall children from getting county, unless the board of super- COLLEGE GROUP the disease. It is highly important to visors meets the state's demand for keep the baby and pre-school child AND MISSIONARY a greater contribution of funds AID TO COUNTY | heart is to share Christmas with the "_seven poor Ruggleses, william Taf|fce. who assumes the role of Mr. • Bird, ts opposed to the idea at first but is finally forced to yield to his, raised locally or unless the county daughter's childlike pleadings. jean show that it is impossible to । Don't miss the chance of seeing 1 raise such funds. ! "Ma Ruggles." personated by Miss During a recent session, the board , Beatrice Goggins, train her seven of supervisors voted to divert »10.I young ones for the dinner party. 000 of rojid commissiop funds for BALE8MEN FOB HASTINGS Then after the party realizes, a<;*ork relief. Under the- plan they the dramatists do. what it means Co would hire men from relief rolls on MFtf. 00. MET HERE forget self, to sacrifice, and to bring projects to be supervised bj^the road LAST WEEK Christ-like love Into one's Individ- commission, the county thi^s to get ual life. credit for locgl contributions. -------- ------------------------। The state emergency relief adARE FINE, LOYAL LIGHTNING CAUSES ministration, however, feels that this r-wA.-r.-...-..* “mount U insufficient. It requests BUNCH OF FELLOWS MUCH EXCITEMENT llhat the county provide a minimum \ | of *30.000 for the ensuing year Their J’aithful Efforts Re­ Dean and Mrs. Davenport ;and *>cllcve« ^t the county in com w , _ , _ । parison with what neighboring counsponsible for Bucceaa oL. /Maa unusual Expert- \ ties hove done should be able to Local Organization ence During Storm \ mert this demand. There was a lively bunch of fel-; .nd U„. lows in Hastings last week, made uro Of the salesmen of the Hasting* had an experience Bunday evening idq. However, he points out that the Manufacturing Company, also those at their home which they surely: «t“« already cut off other counwho furnish their advertising cam­ would not wish repeated. They were ,rel,er. ^d,ua?d,lbelleVM paign. These men did not come to In r-nrt 13 not ‘mprobable that the same town for the purpose of enjoying !,ul ao"'h'" iuru>" >»• themselves—■ although they did have duitng the storm when, a little aft- derstanding is reached er eight o'clock, there suddenly ap, reacncu. a delightful time. They were here to prepare themselves for next like a ball o^fire.^R quUkl^°ex^ year's selling campaign, by becom­ ing acquainted with the advertis­ ing and selling program which the that the curtains tn the alcove. A theatrical wardrobe for school company hod prepared for them. The members of the selling force where the radio stands, on the op-' and community purposes will be esare as follows: C. L. Wagoner and poaite aide of the room, were on fire, tablished under sponsorship of Has8he wasted no time in pulling them tings High, if pions now being conYork and the New England states; down and extinguishing the blaze, sidered materialize. No rental will W. A. Nash and Herschel Belts, who A fire that had started tn the car- ; be charged forthe use of costumes, represent the Manufacturing Com- pet was also put out. In doing this but a deposit will be required to In­ \pany in the states of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Davenport burned one of her sure the return of articles loaned, Virginia and Maryland; the follow­ hands severely. It was a Uvely time All persons in Hastings or vicinity Ing represent the Company in the for a few minutes but luckily nelth- I who have articles that can be used states of Michigan. Ohio, Indiana er one suffered from shock. The cur- ' in plays or stage seta, and who I and Kentucky: W. o. Harrington. rent evidently came in over the | would like to have them '“cd for Fred A. Johnson and W. A. Hansen; aerial of their radio, which was put this purpose and kept in a secure the central-western states, W. O. out of commission. Fortunately the place are asked to communicate with *!*»•*♦ Becker, dramatic coach of ik » the Llch and P. R. Thomas; in the fire WOS put OUt Without causing Albert Hastings High school. Any pieces of southwestern states. 8. 8. McCrack- serious damage. furniture or other small articles an and H. M. Skillman; in the suitable for properties will also be ^southeastern states, F. M. Edrlng- FEDERAL COURT FINES « A r-Ar-.iA.. aaaa welcomed. There U practically no ton; in Washington and Oregon, W. R. S. FRENCH $300 Nmk to the variety of thing* that H. Grebe; in Lower California, A. W. ________ । can be put to use in connection with Shaw; in Upper California, F. H. Pou; in Colorado. Montana and Middleville Dealer Is Judged. lh0of plays, Mr. Becker Idaho, Roy Wilkens; In Minnesota, Guilty of Contempt in South Dakota and North Dakota, C. HUNTER CONVICTED W. Hendra; in Canada, W. D. JamleNRA Test Case 1 •», W. M. Gray, W. J. Pels and J. R. Sidney French of Middleville UNDER HORTON ACT H. McGuire, in addition to these there is the field manager. Mr. Har­ was found guilty by Judge Frank Ren Ballk of Rutland was fined ry Seitx. Those directing Ute adver­ M. Raymond in the federal cburt *10 and casts by Justice Matthews tising campaign of the Manufactur­ of Grand Rapids Saturday on a Tuesday afternoon on a charge of ing Company are C. A Ragland and charge of contempt for vioiaUon of an InJuncUon restraining him from ton act. A knowledge of this act is The salesmen met Tuesday, Wed­ evading the national coal code. of especial Importance to hunters. It nesday and Thursday with the fac­ Judge Raymond assessed a fine provides that any man crossing the tory superintendent, also with GHff of *300 which was paid with tltc property of another without permis­ Dolan and Aben Johnson. They dis­ altemaUve of four months at the sion and carrying a gun is subject cussed quality, prices and any sug­ federal prison farm. Judge Ray­ to a fine of from *10 to *50. This gested changes that should be made mond made it clear in passing ien- fine is applicable whether or not the property U ported.^ ________ manufactured by the Company. They talked over the objections coal code, but was confining his de­ COUNTY BROTHERHOOD. they might encounter hi their sell­ cision strictly to the contempt charge Tomorrow, Thursday evening, the ing campaign and how to meet based on violation of court order. Barry County Methodist Brother­ them. In order that they might No person. Judge Raymond ruled, hood meets at the Methodist church have the fullest understanding of has a right to say whether a court parlors for supper and a business the pains taken In the manufacture injunction is based on legal or il­ of the rings and the effort made to legal grounds. This U a matter for Hugh Kennedy of Grand Rapids the court itself to decide. and Archie McCrea of Muskegon, Mr. French declared from the who is the Michigan Conference Brotherhood preaident. W. J. Field they are packed, etc. The fellows must either violate the code or go is the county president. This meet­ • (Continued on pegs three) out of business. ing is open to all Methodist men. fREPM BG NEXT TEAR S CAMPAIGN - HOUSE ENTERED Steal $10.60 Sheriff-Elect Jay Blakney has The Janitor of the Nashville school DUTY ON MONDAY, surely made a good start, one that house discovered Saturday morning Chase, will commend itself to the good DECEMBER 10 that the building had been broken worked judgment V, juugwnu. of .... the prvugw.w people of V. Barry —■ z into during the night. The thief ertles under the general supervision county. He has named us hh under-1 ni...nr-n of Mr. Barnett. Every- effort has been ONE LAD GAINED sheriff Mr. Glen Bera, wlvoae char-; USUAL NUMBER made his entrance by a fire escape. . made to present this play in the acter and experence Justify^the^exCPPKING niVHRPP ransackedjhe drawers in the desk OVER THREE POUNDS pectaUon that he will make a good | dCCKIItU UIVUnLt of Superintendent Wallace also manner it deserves. nfKtw Mr Rzra wu for mnnv vears. I ------W — ,v._ ___ । ________ The complete cast in order of ap­ £ea”;' , _ ‘ ZK"-, , „ broke the combination off the-safe pearance on the stage Is as follows; Uo-operation ------- on]y Three Criminal Cases in attempting to get into it. He With Others conservation officer for IBarry Oscar Nelson, L. E. Barnett; Rod- , county, which office gave him a good failed in that purpose. Listed on Calendar for and Hight Habits of Rest ney Harper. Morris O. Hill; John deal of knowledge of the work of. Paul Diamonte found Saturday Marvin. Harold Logan; Sheriff1 the sheriff and his deputies. He is a ■ Coming Term .« and Play Taught 'morning that the door of his fath­ Blodgell, Walter Powell; Bill Jones. pleasing man to meet and we arc I mv. Mrs. uvimw * vvw -! y°U 10 aP®n<l »n inteTCSl- sure that naming him as undersher-1 The November term of circuit er's store had been Jimmied open. Albert UAu Becker; Jordan. JoceTiie cash draw had been rifled and lynTlronslde'* Mre ’atare "Eva"' He- ln« “nd profitable luxir or two. a visit I iff will wwa be ________________ gratifying to the- people । court opens on Monday. Nov. 26. *10.50 taken. cox; Waitress. Beulah Severance; 'to the nursery school In the first jOf the county and to the friends of j with a large number of cases on the Finger print experts from State Mrs. Cogshali, Julia Durkee; Mrs. war(j wm wen repay J<wr cffort in 1 Sheriff-Elect Blakney. ; calendar. Notice has been given , Police headquarters at Lansing were Moore. Margret Barnett; Mrs. Bros- going, ----------------- ' 'the Jury panel that they fivill not called and found several finger ton. Elizabeth Finch; Mildred BuckThe school, sponsored by the ERA. be called until Monday. Dec. 10. A prints but so far no other evidence ley. Katherine McIntyre; Raymond luts been in operation for the past {number of cases, are ready to be has been discovered. Thomas. Leslie Hawthorne; Mrs. S(X weeks with Miss Veda Scudder. ■ closed and all of such matter, will Jones. Honora Pratt; Zeb Crothers. a trained nurse, in charge, assisted be cared for first. Following is the Russell Cleveland; Lemuel ’rr.-™,. Town- .by .... MlM Belva Riley. .. Mri _ Q. — calendar: send. Bud Wolfe; liveryman. I_________ Bill ___ Murphy gets the meals for the'i Criminal C.umk Fox; Mrs. Rodney Harper. Margaret \\ People vs. William Wisner, break­ Gladstone; Freeda. Lucile Wlllitts; /This year there is an enrollnicn\ Everett Hammond. Orville Sayles; bj 24. with an average attendance STATISTICS PROVE THIS ins and entering a cottage People vs. Daniel L Bumham., Mrs. Margaret Davis. Janet Teale;. fit about 18. the children ningifig breaking and entering and entering' OCCURS EVERY THREE Miss Emily Jarvis. Audrey Ironsldgt/in age from 2 1-2 years to 5 years, without breaking. * Walter Lennon. Dan Ashalter; and were selected from the families YEARS nJodm. er.„c SENIORS TO FRESBNT THl dy. Wm. Kennedy; Fred Peters. Re­ of those receiving welfare aid. larceny. ' - -------------------------word P. Nichols. PLAY IN AUDITORIUM Many of the children have made Tickets will go on sale this week i appreciable...... gains in weight since PNEUMONIA OFTEN HERE FRIDAY -A. . A...A George Willison vs. Warren Van at Cordes Newsstand. Prices will Kbool started, one child gaining FOLLOWS THESE CASES sickle, capias be the same as for "The Virginian." over pounds in the six week.-,, '■ "•^nT^ce state may stop (OonUnued on page five) E THE JURY IS CALLED FOR CHILDREN SHOW GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN the stage carpenter, has SIX WEEKS up on attractive set of prop- | - Play Made Famous by Frank Bacon "Lightnin,' " that whimsical. three-act drama which placed the name of Frank Bacon on the thea­ THE RICH OPPOSED ter's raster of Immortals, will be IT FOR ONE THING I presented by the Hastings Civic ■ ■■ — | Players in centra) auditorium here The Poor for Another—Ex-I0" Wednesday and Friday, Dec. 5 an I and 7, commencing at 8:15 o'clock, perlence Proven All Bacon was only a .mall-time ac1 Were Wrong ,or wh0 made the rounds of second« wouVt azarnr.lv hw. .JLwi.1. • rakl' *»udeviUe clrculU and theaters , It would scarcely be opproprlate to . before this play was written. The ctoee this scries of letter, without,! character of "Lightnin" ” as develreferencc " to one of the greatest as­ oped by him was based on the mem­ sets that busy, bustling, crowded ory of an elderly relative he knew Manhattan has—and that is Its great during boyhood days. Gradually he Central Park, the beautiful oasis set put the "Lightnin" " touch in on all down In a desert of brick. The city of the roles assigned him and the has no public property that means audiences invariably showed spon­ so much to its people, young and old. taneous approval. Later he almost rich and poor as does this. Counted lived the part. After a lifetime of obscure strug­ among Central Park's devotees are thousands of children from streets gle Bacon achieved fame when the play. "Lightnin' " written by him­ self In collaboration with Winchell back riders by the score who go galloping along the numerous bridle Smith appeared on Broadway. For paths; sprinting athletes who have more than five crowded years each here about their only opportunity performance was a personal tri­ for out-of-door physical develop­ umph. He finally died as the result In al tempting to meet in, Dascoan oiu anu ,. overwork . , r ment; baseball piayers players. old and uf young, who take advantage of its 1 ^ie i,u^^c • demand. numerous fields to practice at the I 87’up great national sport; lennto player.. t!hUt£ V* and even croquet players who find' J* Ba™« •• Ute Rector •R«here ample opportunity, and in fact i { i .th?n, monJ4 about their only chance to become l**> ' proficient at their favorite games. | xtr“ 4ewlo,la W,H b® added- Bud NASHVILLE $CHOOL I ■ ■■■ah F0R STAGE wardrobe HASTINGS TO SEE ‘HUCKLEBERRY FINN Sam D. Solomon vs. Barry County Road Commissioners of the County of Barry and County of Barry.; trespass cn the case. } Ray Clemens vs. Baltimore Township. appeal from justice court. i Dolly j. Lee vs. Robert L. Chad- . Robert UNPAID DELINQUENT TAXES TOTAL $200000 State Has Liberal Plan for Unpaid Taxes of 1983 and Previous Years collected I7ID7BS3 of delinquent Dial there will be paid In from this time until January 1. at least *12,full year, the total collection at de­ linquent taxes for 1933 atul prevtoqa years was *97,520.55. ' A fair estimate of the amount at delinquent tax still on the treas­ urers books for 1933 and previous years would be *200,000. Previous to 1030 tax delinquencies were com­ paratively small. Beginning that year they have been Increasingly large, reaching their climax tn IftQ. The delinquencies for 1933 were *200.000 represents about 10 per cent for the payment of delinquent taxes ------------- Old Trunks and Attics Gun­ tribute Period Oostumes .1 f°r Production L. DOCTORS OF THREE COUNTIES TO MEET HERE other towns for hate and Up to September 1. 1035. delinquent can be paid without adding any in­ terest thereto. It anyone wishes to pay for nil tux delinquencies, of pay the delinquent taxes, if ha will pay one-tenth of the total on September 1. 1935, and the remaining nine-tenths, paying one-tenth year- I , ■ • the first payment no interest will be added; but for the second payment, due September 1, 1936. four per cent will be added and yearly thereafter on ail unpaid installments Intern** cent yearly beginning the Interest computation from September I. 19M. For Instance, suppose that for Uw purpose of making computation ea»y that the total delinquent tax a prfl*» I (Continued on page three) dresses. ter who has this disease. It is im­ Sunday to Be Memorable portant to not regard the disease Dr. Bert Beverly of Chicago Ing the spirit of the times also. Of I lightly and to see that the child One at Jefferson St. course, a professional handling is not Will Be Honor Gaest stays in bed and receives good care. even desired, but Aunt Polly, Clara U. B. Church an^ Speaker Many of the deaths are from a Woppinger and Huck are almost re­ On Sunday. Nov. 35. the Jefierson pneumonia following measles. BeThe physlclms of Eaton and Al­ ceiving professional interpretation. Street United Brethren church will1cause -----------of * the J ------------of- ------------*'"• ­ danger a complicat legan counties have been invited to The cast feels that although the have as guests the Huntington Col­ ing pneumonia, if for no other rea- tfttend the next regular meeting of story of Huckleberry Finn has had lege Male Quartette, from Hunting­ ——------- — —------------------------ । the Barry County Medical Society, to be revised considerably to meet ton, Indiana, and Mtu Martha Anna under a physicians care. meeting will be held at the the requirements of the stage, the Bard. Ashley. Indiana, lately re-1 The more general use of In ectlons ^^^1 ParUh Hou#e m Hastings. audience will be treated to the real turned missionary from Bonthe, of whole blood .n in .hm the nwzv-rmnn prevention .nd and WednMda>. December 5. 1934. The spirit of the people and the times Sherbro, Sierra Leoqe. West Africa. modification of measles gives prom­ I usual dinner will be served at 6:30 to which the great American humor­ Miss Bard, a graduate of Hunting­ ise of reducing the number of deaths ist referred. ton College, is an interesting and from this disease. The speaker is Dr. Bert Beverly. capable speaker and her message M. D. of Chicago, who has been ob­ LOCAL LEADERS’ will be especially appealing to those WINTER TAX RATE tained with the cooperation of the TRAINING SCHOOL interested in mission work In the IS $17.34 PER $1,000 W. K. Kellogg Foundation. Dr. Imperial Mission District. She can Beverly is a well known psychiatrist give first hand information. Plan and is on the staff of Children's M. 8. C. Specialists to Be in Amount Over 16 Mill Limita ­ to meet her and hear her burning Memorial Hospital. Chicago. He Is Charge at .the Court message, tion Is for School also assistant professer of pediatric House, Nov. 26 The Quartette is made up of clean psychiatry at the Rush Medical Col­ Debt Service Christian young men with a mesThe first 4-H Club Local Leaders' The rite of taxation for winter lege. Many of the physicians in this community became acquainted with Training School will be, held next come at this inspiring service begin - taxes in Hastings has been figured, Doctor Beverly while attending post Monday, November 26, at the court and is *1734 wrr *1,000 of assessed graduate courses In Chicago. He is house in Hastings, beginning valuation, or a*little less than *1.74 an exceptionally fine lecturer and promptly at 1:30 o'clock, according per *100 The excess over the fifteen a very pleasant evening is anticipat­ to Harold J. Foster, County Agricul­ ANNUAL THANKS­ mill tax limitation fixed by the con­ ed. Approximately one hundred tural Agent. GIVING SERVICE stitution is due to debt service, as this physicians are expected to attend This training scliool will be in year something Uke *9,000 principal thia meeting. , Presbyterian Church Mem­ and about *6300 of Interest will be Sylvia Wlxson. Assistant State club required on the school bonds. That RED CROSS ROLL Leaders from Michigan State Col­ bers Invited to Bring amount on the principal will re­ lege. CALL CLOSES NOV. 29 Thankoffering duce the total to *136.000. The bonds Every fall a training school is held The meinbers and friends of the were Issued In the sum of *170.000. in Barry county to better acquaint Presbyterian church of Hastings will A yearly payment Is made on the Volunteer Workers Report the local leaders with the 4-H Club observe Thanksgiving Sunday, No­ principal and the interest, amount­ Good Success in Barry vember 25, with a special thank off­ ing to a little over S15D00 annually. what is expected of the members County and to give the leaden assistance in ering as in previous years. The This plan makes the payments of Joash Chest will be used into which interest decrease yearly, while the Volunteer workers who are so- the different problems that arise in payments on the principal of the the offering will be placed during locltlng memberships for the Red 4-H Club work. bonds increase. The bonds will be Every 4-H Handicraft .and 4-H Cross are meet­ A special program of music has retired in fifteen years from the date ing -with very Clothing club leader should try and been planned and the pastor will good success, it is come in to this LoCUl Leaders' The county tax this year had to preach on the subject ''Genuine Gra­ reported, a house Training School and see the articles titude to God." All the members are be increased, because of the much to house canvass made by 4-H Club members as the given a special invitation to come to larger amount required to take care being conducted meeting will be very instructive and this service and to bring a friend of Uwcounty home and its inmates in ’the' four interesting. If you want to bring in and to carry On such relief work as with them. The service will begin at some other Interested person with Is done by the county poor commis ­ 10:30 o’clock. 4 city. sion. The total raised this year is The Roll Call period cloees on about *15DOO more county tax than Thuraday, fiov. 29. and it Is hoped TEACHERS PREPARING RUMMAGE SALE BY CAMP FIRE GROUPS. that the goal of 800 may be reached CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Ao-wa-ki-ya gnd Net-top-pew in Barry county. Camp Fire Groups are holding- a Reports from outside the city are Teachers of the Hastings schools GOOD GAIN IN OCTOBER. rummage sale at the Legion rooms very encouraging, showing that are rehearsing for the Christmas During uurmg ine the momn month oi of ucuiocr October the mealso ------................................... . on Friday and Saturday and Sat­ «enu tl u» Mlchlwn Uulu»l Wpl»r«llj«re inumudln u>. urday evening Nov. 23 and 24. Wlndawm oomwny ot dt, | rak « U>, Md cm. ta thh. u>un- tral auditorium, December 16. A The girls of these groups are en­ feature of the service this year will In ot new Irnur- •». the and Che n»U«. deavoring in this way tA earn gallMred Ince, which U » good reeonl tor! * coraplele ,eport will be gl.en be a one-act play "Why the Chimta money for their ceremonial gowns whac U ordinarily a dull month In acer the oanram u epmpleced. U Rang” presented by the Hastings and the leather to trim the gowns. insurance soliciting. J™ haven't yet purchased your High Dramatic Club under direction Any help given them in this proj­ The Windstorm Company has membership—DO SO TODAY. of Miss Ruth Robson ect will be greatly appreciated. made a fine gain in new Insurance TELETHONS YOUR LIST., PYTHIAN 8IHTEHS—ATTENTION. every month this year so that, with­ H. H. S. STUDENTS TAKE The auction I held at the Fair The regular session of Thornapple out doubt, the insurance in force at INTELLIGENCE TESTS Grounds last Saturday wm a fine Temple No 130 will be Tuesday success. Everything entered—indud. Students of the Hastings High night.-Nov. 37 commencing with a school were given the oils intellipot luck supper at 6:30. Julia Brower TUANKSGTVTNG DAY. genev tests last week. In a general hogs, chickens, tools and ether ar­ chairman, initiation and other buslThere will be a special "Service of way, according to Superintendent ticles sold well. There will be another auction sate Thanksgiving to Almighty God" in VauBuaklrk, H1 „ test is the best this WANTED. Emmanuel Episcopal - church on check to capacity for success' in at the Hastings fair grounds on Sat­ Seventy five men to bring ladles Tlianksgiving Day. (Thursday. Nov. school and college work that has yet urday aftenuxut, December 1. If to the balloon dance at Carlton 29th) at 10:30 A. M- The service will been devised. —— Orange hall Friday night, Nov, 33. last on*, hour only. Favorite hymns and music. The public is cordially THANKSGIVING CHEKRinvlted ! UF DANCK THANKSGIVING PARTY. At Hastings K of P. hall Monday InlgtU. November 36 The McGuffln * , DANCK. w—. _________ __ St. Rose hall. Monday, Nov. 36. At Freeport Saturday, November orchartra wll furnish music. BUI sale. . : 6:00 o'clock. Get your Thanksgiving 24. Good music.—Adv. 16100 per couple —Adv. —Adv. bird here.—Adv. hdI CROSS DELIN QUINT TAXM 1 AGOR1GAT1 BIG BUM for 1833. 1933. 1931 and 193®. , — BELOVED CHARACTERS The recent legislature taiacted a L. TO PASS IN REVIEW law making very liberal provisions Archie E. Kermeen vs. Chadwick, trespass on the case. Frld“y ewnln« ln Centn‘l Dewey Jones vs Ernest Skidmore. | ditorlutn. Hastings, commencing at trespass on the case. eight o'clock Huckleberry Finn and ' Harry Cole vs. Archie *r —..II ... - _Toin _ _ _ M. n.. Russell, ' his paU. sawyer and. Joe Cartrespass M.X Coleys A?rtfle M Russell ler' wUI ** *en lr>lnr dou’n the « the el£ ' aUles «>< .Central auditorium on their trespass on the case way to the st. Petersburg Congrega­ Corneallous Bush vs. Lloyd E. El­ tional Sunday school, and whom wood. trespass on the case. should they meet but Benjamin Orville Sayles vs. Raymond RoRogers, doing his famous Mlssisslpbleski. et al. assumpsit. ,.pi steamboat Act. This Is "Huck's" In tire matter of the estate of first appearance in Hastings on the Cornelia A. Bower, deceased, ap­ stage, and almost h's first appear­ peal from probate court. ance here in the United States, (a Non-Jury Civil Causes. high school in Kansas beat the Has­ John J. Seltenrlch vs. Alfred Eng­ tings senior class to It by two land. trespass on the case. , The village of Nashville vs. John: F. -Goodyear, et al. assumpsit. |, I who are having almost as much fun The village of Nashville vs. Nora;,hunting costumes and arrangmg E Dawson, et al. assumpsit. them os they have had rehearsing National Merchandising System . the lines. Thanks to the cooperation (Continued on page four* of towns[>eople. attics and trunks Join rails minis REV. FR. GELLER TWUBFERRED TO DETROIT Thl> r.llhlnl Friut II OUM to & Much Larftf neld * ment that we know will be received Father B N. Geller was notified by hU Bishop Saturday Uiat he U *0 become the priest in a large DrtroM church. It is probable that n«rt Sundaj will be his lust one at St. Roto church. Father Geller wiU 0* to the church of "The Nativity at -- - V .. A# charge of a school with 31 V and 1000 school children. Tte be 1500 families ta th* fldck he will shepherd. Six rnaaaca l every Sunday in the Nativity equal to that kind of a Job. fruitful ones for the church, has steadily grown under hla himself not only to the membership of his church but to the oo<ncauntt£ All Will wish him aucoees in hie net field.________ ~ ___________ DROPPING NAMES . OF 7,791 VOTERS Barry Qounly People Urg«4 to Look After Reginirniion ■ Herald that Uta city clertt books found that 1.TO1 Grand According to the r* election within Wi ________ ■ ] �THE HASTTKGg BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER SI. 1*S4 noiCTip ruwcrc upon assuming offlee, as W. Alfred SHRUBS AND VIM; FAVORS STATE AI0 Debo, Democratic incumbent, has NOW IN BLOSSOM. Mother Nature U playing queer UllmJ I III LlllAllOLU I Consolidate the public utilities resigned effective Dec. 31. He has FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS pranks again thia fall aside from the ■ iMss-n End securities commissions. not indicated his likely choice. For unusually nice weather we have >? lIIlP nilTl InlLn Jcreate- on Inspection division. the post of state welfare director, ' Gov.-Elect Frank Fitzgerald been having. now held by Miss Evelyn Mershon, Democrat. Leslie Ketgcd. former On Tuesday C. W. Clarke brought: Issues Statement to commander of toe Ute American to the Banner office several sprays ■ ------ - ■ and piling up needless expense ac- state commanner Conference GOY.-XLEOT FRANK FITZ- counts and salary checks. J Legion, has been mentioned. It Is HOG RAISERS IN CERTAIN of fonythla which were all In' Governor-Elect Frank Fitzgerald bloom. Mr. Clarke picked the blos­ vrwnwvswnrn Establish a pardon and parole possible Gilbert Hipster of Port INSTANCES RELIEVED ! . OIMbv U1SDBKTABXNO board which will take that function । Huron. Fitzgerald's defeated choice soms at the Country Club where the, has issued a statement favoring ad­ equate state support for the pubhedge was yellow with flowers. ssiD woax . out of pplilics. • J for state treasurer,'rnay be fitted in­ OF LIABILITY | Make Uie state agriculture de- ‘ to the picture sojnewhere. Nay Bump reports to the Banner■ Uc schools of Michigan, and to pay partment a purely “service to the! -------- -------- -----------------------that he also has a clems LU vine In। teachers "an amount in keeping CONSOLIDATION OF COM- fanners" agency. ' GOD-GIVEN. MANUFACTURER OR blossom for the second time tillsl with the valuable services they are GOD-GIVEN. rendering." This statement wm “ CONSUMER NOW PAYS year. MISSIONS CONTEMPLATED costly duplication A p.nHe wooikn that I know miooiureu uvre ifcmri-M i lu , Hmmate (n the a num ber of divisions made before the Presidents' don----- - Uvcj ln ,1, bu€ um a U humble i.UlllLHV way, f"rence. Federation of Teachers' . . . , and departments crnsblng -------- — — each -Doesn't seek -a ----------lofty place, Only in Case of Private Sale DONALD SISSON Clubs, at Jackson on Nov. 5. The Duplication of Departmental other s tracks ’ Doesn't.mind what others say. DIE S FRO M INJURY communication read in full: Exempt articles used daughters think her preWork Will Be Abolished 'I “ * ‘ in agrlcpl- But Is Producer Held for "In the hope that there will be no tural and industrial production from clous. Government Levy j _ ________ sales tax. t An^ jir[ husband thinks she's a dear. in This Manner 41uauM1M . Shot Through Head as Gun misunderstanding in regard to my Michigan, government Is due for Increase the efficiency 'and reduce care ioaes its obsession attitude as to the part the State Of interest to Barry livestock I Is Accidentally Dis­ should take In the support of our ■ ' complete and thorough changes the costa of existing departments to the radiance of her cheer. men and others who deal in meal public schools, I quote a statement charged which will cut deadwood from the and possibly Uie abolition of some of, products, will be a report received I payroll, consolidate and speed up them. [she Is as sweet as peaches, by John C. Ketcham from Wm. R ™. A sad accident happened on Sat- I have oftentimes made both In my governmental departments which To carry out his program Flt<-' An her friends and neighbors say. Harper, deputy collector at the In- urciay forenoon to Donald Bisson, public utterances and through the have become drones and place the gerald u expected An(uj MH they make her nvuac house ua render- tcmal Revenue office. Grand Rap- 16. son of Mr. and Mrs* Clarence; press: 'Section I. Article XI of Uie D------- — --------- to -- make -------- m^ny ...... nll 1 iiui &c tin responsibility fnr mrawuihilitv for rtirectinir directing activities artlvitirc changes in In appointive Dersoinel. personnel.' vous ids. concerning revisions in the hog Sisson of Irving Twp.. which result­ Constitution of the State of Mlchiprocessing tax regulations effective jed in his death on Tuesday torc- gan. reads as follows: 'Religion, Jn efficient, intelligent hands, ac- He already' has announced Jje will For uiCy CAnnot stay away, morality and knowledge being ncccording to plans now being studied. replace Samuel T Metzger, Demo- Nor define the fascination— November 1. ; noon. out by gOvemar-Hect Frank D. cratic agricultural - SWPC• trjess . ig God-given . . __----------commissioner sucll Quoting from a telegram received Donald In company with his broth­ canary to good government and the Fitzgerald. . ’ • *has made up । uke birdsong at break of day If the govrrnor-elect from the commissioner ot internal er. Paul, aged 10. and a neighbor happiness of mankind, schools and AltlMxigh courageously undertak­ his mind a* to who will take Metz- ( I revenue. Mr. Harper says: boy. David Robinson, aged 12. start­ the means of education shall for­ | "Under regulations of the secre­ ed hunting IXinald had climbed a ever be encouraged. ing his task he will be confronted on ger * place, however Tils decistao ,'But^ny life b on s street “I believe the education of the January 1st with a more difficult has no: been divulged Ftzgerald whrre Uw humble soidom call, tary of agriculture effective Nov. 1. fence about forty rods distant from' situation than any executive in said he went thrgugh the election where only rich and great” 1934. producer or feeder is not con- the house, and David was handing, oncoming generation is not only the | sldered first domestic processor the gun over to him when in some; State's problem but is the Slate's , many years. With John IC stack as without making a “single promise' 1 Do we cvcr know ftl all ' auditor general and Tticodore I. Fry relative to appointments or any- Wh|Ic m> pi^ m ,lfe u, high, i with respect to sales or excltanges manner the hammer of the gun responsibility. If we continue to be ftrc far froin drear, - as state treasurer, both weathering thing else. He declared his mind is Antj my pt carcass or edible hog products caught cither on the lad's coat the most enlightened people in the open and hLs hand* are free. He j am IK>t considered precious to persons engaged In reselling, re­ sleeve or on the fence, causing it to; world, we must keep ajar the doors goner as • third Democratic member will pick those he believes best And he doesn't think I'm dear. handling or otherwise preparing discharge. The slot entered Don­ leading to the school rooms of this _____ fitted for the posts at his disposal, such products for market or to any ald's forehead, but he was able to( state. ‘'I am in favor of the state's sup­ they will have complete control of he said. restaurant, hotel, club, hospital or walk to the bouse with the assist­ If this wide world were mine tt»t body. Unless recounts in some John c. Ketcham, former con- To exchange for Wishes Three. similar establishment. In such case ance ol the other two boys. He was, porting a program that has for its ffiatrtcis change the outcome. Dem- gressman and former master of the I should exchange for One I first domestic processing means the then rushed to Pennock hospital ' purpose the keeping of the school bczats wtn ccr-trol the house of rep- Michigan State Grange, was viewed Would that wish, when granted be initial act of the perron, restaurant. where it was found that the bullet doors open during the school year t reads tires. as A possibility for the agricultural Make it truly said of me— , etc., which involves the preparation had gone through the brain and and tiie payment to the teachers an Azsmg the things Fitzgerald ccmmissionerahip. Fitzgerald will [She U as s<eet as peaches I of such products for further distri­ lodged in the back of the skull. He; amount In keeping with the valu­ 1 And as dear as she can be. bution or use. Preparation for fur­ became unconscious shortly after able services they are rendering. "I am In favor of a state equal!tlier distribution or use Includes any the accident, and gradually grew By Bertha Lovelace Stickney.. _ operatlo# connected with receiving. worse until his death Tuesday. zation fund, its exact amount desig­ handling, storing, cutting or ren­ morning. He did not recover con­ nated and made permanent. Tills ted derlng." sciousness. Surviving arej the par­ fund should be supplemented by the The effect of this revision. Mr. ents. a sister. Betty, and brother. 115.000.000.00 being received through Harper points, out. appears to be to Paul, also ills grandparents. Mr. and I the channels of the primary school I relieve the producer or feeder of lia­ Mrs. Lewis Susion, and Lucien S. j fund. I "From the best information availbility to tax upon the slaughtering Will, and other relatives., The funeral will be held on Frl-1| able this equalization fund should of hogs when such dressed hogs are 'sold to the meat distributing trade. day afternoon at two o'clock nt theI1 be ..n 825.000.000.00. making "a total of • -t:".I to the family residence south of the Moul»hen_— added restaurant, club, hospital or similar through the pri­ amount received theouah consumer In a case of such saless ton church in Irving township. the liability of tax appears to atHeartfelt sympathy is extended to mary school fund. would ,lD not relieve the ,ocnl local un,t unit । tach to the person who takes the the bereaved parents and family and I| , "I1 wu,a ? ,reucve io O»vW itoUnmn. who u hrlri-1 [■> Initial act in preparing such prod­ 1। ? a ftnancl financial *} program for our schools. schools. , ucts for further distribution or use broken over the accident. - - _ I। bUt but WOllIri would (■nmiiraiH* encourage co-operation i In the case of a farmer selling of state and local governments In . a dressed hog to a private individual DELEGATE GIVESflE| it appears that the farmer himself ■ PORT OF CONVENTION must pay the processing tax | the education of the oncoming genTrudes which now for the first n.. n .. Meeting , -*2f!ons. erations, । time become responsible for pay-1uenira* *• A. * ‘This so-called equalization fund iment of tax. Mr Harper says. Held on Thursday lursdav ! should be used In such a manner as should understand that returns are v ■ to make the education of a child required to be filed on Form PT-4 evening the same in• all i within the calendar month immeThe November meeting of the i'cost the parent "t ” — —“ I dlately succeeding the month jnlHiutings central .Parent-Teachers' h?,, of the lJlat*'- W we arc to con-ovmu.w. was held neio in ‘' M’lf-R,)VernlngP*;°Pl people, we which liability is contracted, and zv Association in me the audi- . tlnur e- *e torlum of the Central school Thurs' S?. ’ ’ ? 01 , “ J* “ * a,low matters per­ tardiness-in tardiness - in filing such returns is torlum of the central ichool Thurx‘ ? !°l«’!«*“on to lag any mure subject to the addition of a 25 per day evening. November 15. Since this was especially a meet',h ?2L ab “ Iute ’y necessary. cent ad valorem penalty to the tax , due and Interest at the ic rate of one ing mg for fathers, fathers. Archie D. McDonald McDonald.' “ America's Ami For inform*- ......... father vice-president presided MI3SI Miss I contr,buU?n to civilization. • per cent per month. F_. . .1. -prawcill pic.iiuca BAKER'S Bitter CHOCOLATE __ Mr.'Har...... —___ .... I| Frank D 'Frank p, Fitzgerald." Wade s _room won .... the attendance tion of the new taxpayers. !>er explains, that although pur- banner Alter After ron-can roll-call anti and oificers' officers' i i Pound Package RESOLUTIONS. |cifeses are at a dress weight basis. Imports. |wporte. Mrs. OG. E. Goodyear, dele-I WHEREAS, the-passing of Charles the tax is computed on a live weight arte for the P. ~T. •A. -------District - -Con-1,„ 1 ,^, xSr h,T 5e,!’?vS? ,,rotn Ule rolU basis. In order to compute liability frntlon in Grand Rapids, gave her was followed by w<u comth Hastings MeUwii.t Methodist ssu.~t.~i Episcopal lit is necessary to piultlply the report. This ----------------- of the ...j ..... ............ I dressed weight by the official con- mnMTfv munlty singing ,and the _meeting was church one of its oldest members, 1-lb. version factor of 1J2 to ascertain then turned over to "the program we. the members of the official the equivalent live weight which Is chairman. --------------- -------Mrs ---John --.»vw_w-.... Ketcham. She Board, wish to acknowledge the debt I subject to tax of 2’,c per pound, I'xplalned that the lecture that eve­ due hm for inorc than fifty years ’■"•j Box In every case taxpayers are required '"ng was the first of a series of five, of services rendered. Especially dur­ to keep accurate records by which । Hastings being designated a Parent ing the period when Uie present returns filed will be verified. | Education Center for Barry county church building was under consid­ Good Grade New regulations are in course of tor this year, she Uicn Introduced eration and construction did he give preparation by the internal revenue Dr McClusky, whose lecture Ls rc- I valuable aid. Later he interested .«r«> .n jhimself In the collection of htetorlRoa*t»d-Try Some! | department and will soon be avail- I ported ww elsewhere in UU» this ewue. issue, next will c«’concerning the local church able for distribution. 7"Thc ---------- lecture in the series . t>c given December 18. in the cen- an^ J* earb' beginnings—now a tral school auditorium, by Miss Ione vu,uw> P41’' of the church records. DEATH OF CHAS. KENYON. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, Funeral services for Charles A. Catton. Secretary of Religious EdI Kenyon, aged 79. b well known resi­ ucatlon. Lansing. Her subject will be rhal thu board, through the coldent of southwestern Barry county, "Religion as a Character Builder." , “n}ni of tho H*»tings Banner, pub----------------- -- --------------------- licly acknowledge Rs loss at the were held on Tuesday at hl* late I • NEW RULINGS ON PROCESSING TAX dt Ifllb U UIL INtU Welfare Orders Courteously Filled at FOOD CENTER A better Thanksgiving dinner for less JELLO Sic zibs.35c 27‘ Calumet Baking Powder Hekman’s Crackers 2 Cooking Apples 10 Peanuts 2 Old Time Mince Meat Oleo Magnolia lb.. 20c 17c 25c 25c 23c Brer Rabbit Molasses 25c Old Mammy Molasses can 10c Dates 9c Raisins s—n— 4 31 c Corolene Milk compound Morton’s Smoke Salt 10 u-c-- 89c ii| I AjCBFCB ?25 ARMOUR'S STAR. B-lk Michigan Beet Sugar 10 »>• 50c Old Gold Cigarets >120 Cu. 2 Pkf- 25c Big Chief Soap 7 o— 25c c Seminole Toilet Tissue EXTRA! EXTRA! Each S.miwl. Wrappar CouaU 20 VOTES THURSDAY. FRIDAY .nd SATURDAY ONLY I its* We Will Redeem Your Help Water Softener Coupons rSa“? l?ood Center WR „! &ELDPAU8CH WAREHOUSE Phone 2609 Eg,/ LOCAL NEWS CHOOSE THE BEST AND * NOT THE SECOND BEST » That Was Theme of Helpful Robert Brown is a patient at Pen­ Rotary Address by Rev. nock hoepljal. suffering from in­ W. M. Jones flammatory rheumatism. Chicken pie supper at Mrs. Frank Banders', No. Broadway. Friday, Noy. 23, 6 Uli 7. 25c.—Adv. ,day noofi. It was the first Ume the Remunber the fried chicken sup- members ol the club had had the P?1 , at tb® Presbyterian opportunity of bearing the. new church Thursday night, Nov. 22.— MettwxUst poster. He gave an inter,estlng helpful o Smith and hte father, Edwin !dom ofand choosing thetalk beston in the life wisand "T1 DR Al Th< Smith drove to the upper peninsula not the second or third best. A life On ®*turd*r they re-1 of progreas, satisfaction and of nor1 IT?41 p . ou,ld buck- mal development wlU follow for the which Earl brought down on Fri, One who persistently and conslstenti.ai— .. . !’y chewa the best things. Growth ’ ■ ot character and of ability to serve cinity will be pleased with the an- win come to the man who makes it a IB. ant cho »po abo Bui of £’a DlML*ant°exnerlence the mti“ec°eT « S b0 a Pleasant experience. an hcard orer q,,, rndl<rfk thp jiyrv i ikt why Pt*1-to o'«< Ume attendlngF the Ji ky list. shows that appeal to the baser side The jury drawn for the November' Of life when there arc better ones? ronvene MmidtvZin U th” worth-while show is not avnlloonven1 Moj\da£ ”J!bc5 M’ j!! able> t*'1" none at al! than enter­ ” 1 J* ,M.on<lny- De* i talnment that makes life cheap, that comber 10. The list nf cember of Jurors furors Li is a_vU as ।portrays —indecencies and often gross follows: < . vulgarities. Albert Hulsebus, Assyria. "If Rotary will stand for InternaEd. Traver. Baltimore. ] natlonal good will.” said Rev. Junes, Walter Jordan and Clayton Cole- ■••if in its local community |t will man. Barry. Interest Itself tn protecting child­ Nell Newton and Dennis O'Oun- i hood from the baser things of lite, nor, Carlton. turning its attention to higher C. O. Mason and Chas. H. Brown, thlriga । and standing for community Castleton. betterment, no one can over-esti­ Andrew Kennedy and Eugene ।mate the good It can and will acFreeman. Hastings Twp. (compltsh." Lovinas Campbell and John Gurd. ' Hope. QUIMBY GROUP. Benjamin Falconer and William The second meeting of the Quim­ Bums. Irving. by Extension Club was held tn the Harold Conklin and William Dick­ church basement Nov. IS. The son. Johnstown. president, Esther Ware, called Ute Floyd Wood and Norman Johnson, meeting to order. 24 members and Maple Grove. guests being present. After a short Will Beattie and Edward Lewis, ,business meeting. Mrs. Martin pre­ Orangeville. sented the lesson on "Putting Pun Walter Warner and C. A. Merlau, in Family Living." We all missed Prairieville. I our other leader, Mrs. Fisher, and Henry Hines and Chester Peck, | sympathized with her in her bcRutland. , reavement- Mrs. Inder Greenfield Wm. H. Johnson and L. E. Hamll- ’ arslsted Mrs. Martin in her place. ।ton. Thcmapplc. 1 After a very nice dinner we went Je.w Chase, Woodland. back to our lesson. We all copied Frank Qutler, Yankee Springs. I directions and diagrams for games Charles Leaver. 1st and 4th wards, and then we tried playing Utem. Hastings. ’ Floyd Thomas, 2nd and 3rd wards. They were all lots of fun and very intcresUng to the spectators. Wc Hastings. adjourned to meet again Jan. 17 for । the lesson on Nutrition.—Inder t GETS BEER. 1 Greenfield. Charles Ogden. Route 5. was one <of the lucky ones to get a deer, it be­ MARRIAGE LICENSES. ing the first -wild deer he ever saw.1 iI(.rlxn.. BCwert Hattie rrcex Herbert Sewert. Rattle creek ... 22 Has ven con son disc ■hav Tor oug rer the chi mo ’en tlm enc wo tun ed ph th ah Ut mo low ne da be th To '©Mnn cook' Eddle L f*0010- »*>lhigs ...............26 Pretty good for the ’ i Edith L Harrington, Lake Odessa 20 Charles. - -----------| Russell M Hathaway. Hastings .. 19 FERA workers with, picks and Kathryn B. Bauchman, Hastings . IB shovels haven't yet been assigned i ----------------- a 0 » to fill up the Grand Canyon—but It isn't hard to borrow money to probably only because no one has build a house. Just pretend you want thought ol this Idea. it to buy an automobile. th th pe P .*th tl h th fTRAND IhEATKF Haitings, Michigan • Telephones 224-1-2557 ■_ *9 in Program—Week of November 25 , fn SUNDAY and MONDAY, NOV. 25 and 26 ! HAPPINESS AHEAD IVitA Dick PoufII, Jottphina Hatchiiuon and Frank McHugh WALTER CATLETT In “MAKING THE ROUNDS” Pathe News Events Added—Mickey Mouse Comedy . home at Cloverdale, the Rev. WllI- DO NOT NEED TO BE 1*®">K of this faithful servant and BARGAIN MATINEE SUNDAY AT 1.00 1*. M. ! Ham Helrigel of Parchment officiat­ RENEWED EVERY YEAR and further be it reing. Burial was in Mount Ever I TT . „ n I SOLVED. That these resolutions be Rest cemetery in Battle Creek. TUESDAY, NOV. 27 — ONE DAY ONLY Surviving are the widow and I Under New Law, Atty. Gen. spread upon the records of the DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION eight children Mrs Carrie SponRules Chattel Mortgages |boaf<,l' an* u,ai “ «W o| * r, . . „ *®nt to the widow of our departed । able. Hastings; Jud. Concord: Jesse, NO. 1 Good for Three-Years | brother, with n4 message of deepest j Hickory Comers; Mrs Emma WaiRegister of Deeds Boyes recently 4>'mpathy tor iter and family in their 1 lacc. Hastings; Oleu. Delton. Mrs received from the Attorney General | bereavement. Vesta Monica and Mrs Inez War­ ner. Kalamazoo, opd Mrs Llnna an opinion regarding the renewal of ] Official Board. Bishop. Buttle Creek, besides ten chattel mortgages, which were on ■ Tirst Methodist Episcopal Church, With Mary Astor, Ricardo Cortez, Mae Clarke .grandchildren, three itreat-grand­ file at tlfc date ot the passing of Act Dated November 14lh. 1934. children. a brother. George. three No. 18 at the recent special session [ HutlnE*. Michigan. NO. 2 1 half-brothers and a half-sister. of the legislature. He holds that all i r-----------such mortgages became effective and DEATH <>>$«£•*• LARGE CROWD HEARS valid for a period of three years from , WOODLAND, FALLS MUSIC CONCERT. the time U>ey were filed, so that no H“r\l?Uew Elissa Landi, Adolphe Menjou, David Manners । Central auditorium was well filled renewal need be made at the end of: PARAMOUNT NEWS EVENTS Adulte iSc; Children 10c .reh.al Woodland, died on Sunday afternoon «t the Fall one year The date of the passing of concert presented by the various thLi act by the legislature was 0,1 Batu«laJr ln La“*'« of pleuroa . I oneumonis Mrs Wvnn hod 'A music groups of the High school, ac- March 28 1934 The new law makes Pncumonia. Mrs Wynn had gone to WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, NOV. 28 and 29 u-vui, aiui cording to the program given in lost, all chattel mortgages valid for three !J“'k'lng ,a “lst * lu? me the care oi of weeks I her grandchildren. who been week ’s Banner The young people X«n, .lur ...... th«;’ £» ateS ’■ 5e!,„‘had r*S?d lul"n' wbo l“11 b7n The AUomer Mml In hl, l«-' “Iff?"“S: 7” are doing splendid work and Allowed (Teal talent Hastings students arc ter calls attention to the fact that. | Jn.tl *fta *5**° autlc{enly Ul, living a few days. fortunate in having the privilege of when a law b amended, the original but 11 “ Funeral services were hold at the such musical training along with law hAro.wh. VaN TU1U, Ihn l.w. UVIVUIU MIC law Willi Uic . V 7 --------- — their other school work Credit Is amendment being thereafter Jn Woodland Methodist Methodul ,churcb Edward G. Robinson p v . v ' e in a The Man With Two Face* The Great Flirtation also due the directors. Miss Fran­ force • ** • Monday afternoon at two o clock, atlrl ware *ery largely larn.li' attended: Reg. r>... and ces Hunter. Wesley Logan and Roy Darner. Kelsey of Delta read the Scriptures, A FINE PROMOTION. Duffey of Ionia, a gave the Friends . of Dwight ocao.iici Bessmcr will Rev. M. W. ■■■ — — PRAIRIEVILLE WOM­ be pleased to learn that he has re- prayer, and a short talk was given AN SHOOTS DEER. ceived a nice promotion, and also by R®*- Thurston of Mt. Hope church, Mrs Vaughn Mott, who lives near that he Is again a resident ot Mich- Laiwing. Dr. Hugh Kennedy of PrnlricMllb. shot a fifcr the first Igan. n —■* **— •• □rand.Rapids dcliverintf'the address. day of the season. She made the For about a year he has been em­ Rev. Harley Townsend of Woodland trip with her husband and Mr. and ployed In tiie large factory of the pronounced Uie benediction. Burial Mrs. Edwin Johncock of this city. Tinkem Roller Bearing Co. In Ak­ was In the Woodland cemetery. The party are not expected home ron. Ohio. Of course he made good. Surviving — are ------------- -the — husband, a son. until the clow of the season. Word as his friends knew that he would.1 J«ck of Lansing, grandchildren and wax wnt to their relatives tn Prai­ and he has been rewarded by being <*<> stelers. Sincere sympathy is ex­ rieville telling of Mrs. Mott's suc­ selected to take charge of a big ' '-ended to the bereaved ones in the cess. They are camping in Ontona­ office in Detroit. loss bf a true wife, mother and gon county, ------------ - * ■ > ■ inena. friend. DEATH OF GEO. TOWNSEND. I ----------------- <■♦-»----------------CORRECTION. aeorsre Townsend aged 76. died on ! ELECTED TO JUDGESHIP. In pur report of the findings of Wednesday at the home of hlusmi Barry county relatives of Mrs. the Barry County Board of Can- Gary Townsend, 607 8 Michigan John Cody (Mini Eckert) of HamAve. Mr. Townsend was one of the i mond. Ind. are in receipt of a Jet-' state senator Frank R. Mosier, re­ pioneer residents of Barry county 1 ter from her K-lllim telling V, of UK the CICCUOII elecUon ■ publican; had received 4560 voles living on a farm near Coats Grove ' °f of her husband. John Cody, as, as and that John c' Stafford, democrat, judge of the Superior Court. Mr7 received 3793. gving a majority for held at the Coats Drove church on j Cody, a successful attorney for Mosier of 767. The figures were cor­ Friday afternoon and the remains twenty-eight years, is considered by rect as to Mr. Mosier, but the vote taken Io Sheridan fw burial, I the bar as an exceptionally good credited to Mr. Stafford was 1.000 trial lawyer, and begins hte four*., CAMP FIRE GROUP. 'year term Jan. 1st. with appro­ Jority is 1781. r-TI^ BTOUP ,V —~ ceremonies bs W GOUTS priate at U the court IMW, bouse. Camp Fire girls will meet with Mrs. | The many friends of Mrs. Cody will Aben Johnson Wednesday afternoon be pleased to hear of their success The Woman's Relief Oorpa will at 4;00 o'clock. The girls are work■---------------- -------------- — meet in their hall Nov. 24. We arc Ing on their headbands. GUILD NO. L very desirous that os many members rrwwnr, Wnorri. ’ ””2. Ouy Keller entertained the as possible be present. There win be . .ZF* . * HO8”TAL members of Hospital Guild No. 1 initiation and other important busi­ A son was toui OTj November 16 cn Tuesday afternoon. The ladies . ne»s tp be brought- before the orders LaVeme Weaver.,made curtain He backs for Pen­ —Press Correa. Center st., Hastings. .nock hospital. GARY COOPER CAROLE LOMBARD SHIRLEY TEMPLE 1 Nowandfomveh wdh Sir Ouy Standing • Charlotte Granville Cartoon—“BETTY IN BLUNDKRLAND" Added—Mr. and Mr*. Jease Crawford In an Organ Specially And Pathe News Events Matinee Thanksgiving Day Starts at 3:W P. M.—Uonlinuou FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOV. 30 and DEC. 1 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM SHE WAS A LADY A Fox Picture with HELEN TWELVETREES Donald Woods, Ralph Morgan, Monroe Owaley FEATURE NO.* 3 John Wares in BLUE STEEL Fearleas Riding and BlaxiAg Action! Paramount News Events Matinee Malerday at 3:00 P. M. f . I * c �THE HASTING 8 BANNEH, WEBNESDAT, NOVEMBER tl. 1M4 ND , BEST telpful Uv. a Moo- t Inter- life and . A Ute sistentOrowth e satis- idlng a le time ! book? i radio. radloTx lending? icr side r ones? I avallenterip. that iternaJone.s, it will chlldof life, higher tnunity ir-esU- QulmIn the The rd the rs and i short I Fun missed r. and enficld lace. • went copied games them. 1 very . We ■Indcr baa 20 icy to want I.WASAMOSTTNIELY DISCUSSION admit that it to most difficult to leave home graciously. Il is thia type of mother who places obstacles in the way pt her children's mar­ riage. psychiatrists say that this ItHE FEDERAL PLAN OVER IMO SO F1RIHISM Sporting Items \ 1!' I Wlnl«num wages and time and {made tar interesting ths garage msnl method of payment for each dis- |tts well as the wholesaler! In the line trict may be determined by the of piston rings made by the Has­ ------------Secretary only "after due • notice tingi Manufacturing Company. I Includes an Advance of 11 OR and opportunity for public hearNotwithstanding the fact that the Ing.” Landlords who are also grow-1 last four years have witnessed as 1934 Crop and Re­ ere. or tenants who have legal con-,severe a depression as this country climate ALLEGAN DEFEATS undue attachment on the mother's trol over the land may sign and has ever experienced, the buslneas fund for 1933 part Is one of the most common ’ -rower. -Ha .i-n recfflvc allotments. Other tenants of the Hartings Manufacturing HASTINGS 7 TO 2 (Continued from page one) “THE FATHER’S PART AS causes ■ Sugar beet C--V ------ **“ of insanity. A popular and »hare croppcrs must secure the company has steadily increased. The Until adjustment LTv IV s|8naturca ot landlords. The ad- biggest year’s sales of piston rings A CHARACTER BUILDphrase for it is "smother love," not would have the right to. retire that Recovery of Fumble Across production 'be issued soon by the Secretary ofr vance payment on 1934 production in the history of the company have mother love. , delinquency by pay 810 each year ER”—THEME Agriculture will-receive an advance If mother would smother father for ten years, the first payment be­ Goal Line Represents will be based upon planted acres bepn made this year. It was Just payment of 11 per ton on their multiplied by a base yield per acre, such meetings as this, in which the with some of her love, she couM ing made September 1. 1935. on era Michigan, but in the Margin of Victory { estimated 1934 production as well DR. HOWARD McCLUSKY not have so much to smother the which there would be no interest. Community and factory district problems of the factory and the ofa refund on--------------------their final producHastings High gridaters were uas ---------------------------------- commlltees and sugar beet produc-1 flee, us well as in the selling ate eelved them, or if a change la AT CENTRAL AUDITORIUM children with. The reason she does The second payment of »10 would be nosed oqt of victory Ijy Allegan 7 to Uon and a final payment of not lion control associalions of which freely and frankly presented and taking place in our cUmW. not is because fathers have no In­ due September 1. 1930. on which sight. The burden of proof is on there vrould be added a year’s Inter- 2 in a game here Saturday. After Jess than 25 cents per ton on their all contract signers will be mem-; discussed, where there has always The Emotional Needs of the the leading mmt of the way and out- |estimated or actual production, ac- bers. will be set up. County ex-; been the utmost good fealtng, that FAIR LAKE. father The husband must con­ gainlng their rivals by a consider- jeording to a recent telegram to tension agents will be the key mpn )mve helped to put the selling pro­ Child Are Vital In Hit tinue to love his wife as well after payment .... ........................... ... ........... September 1. 1938, 110.40. the baby comes as before. We prob-;on September 1. 1937 another 5101 able margin, the Lockton men fell 1 Director R. J. Baldwin from the In each district and will be respon-1 gram across. We shall expect 1935 IXillea Thursday evening al ths s Development , behind when the visitors recovered a j United States Department of AgrlI tome of Mrs. Ethel Pennock In Has­ ably develop best when the objects payment would be due, 'to which sible for establishing the fanners' to mark another forward step in the On Thursday evening. November of our affection are diversified. It would be added Interest at'the rate> [fumble that rolled across the Has- । culture. ... organizations, niwt.uic . organizations. After^-the wjwuorgan!-,, oeveiopment development oj of tne the ousmeu business w «f tni> this tings. Many lovely gifts were given Interval at the 15. Dr. Howard Y. McClusky, assist­ is bad for us to gratify our emo- oj four per cent yearly for two years,, Ungs goal line and as the reoull of I As In the other adjustment conhave beCn Mt up. farmers company. Its payroll, the biulness it the bride" and a lowly time was had. ant professor of Educational Psy­ llonal needs through one means, to । or 80 cents, making the payment due1 another guarantee wJU aslume iuu fUu responsibility for furnishes to the local Dost office and Charles Hammond and Gordon .T .......fumble added the extra | tracts, ■ the •plan —r- is , to T-------wm assume nxrttv mta. tar Otaris ---------------------------------------------, w .u,,, n.rtir,.. imrSu irW Ota chology, University of Michigan, lavish all our affections on one ob- September 1. 1937, 110.80. Likewise point, ?I??erS a P^Lly pr,’ce , ,6rn th,etr the carrying out of the program. Stanton have returned home frotn spoke to an Interested audience of Although Hastings teat, the team 1934 crop. The contract calls for ——-----------------(the interest payment due September Hastings Manufacturing Company a the north each bringing a dear. about 300 adults, his subject being of-!payment aa'soon after December Tii-lrKt for a smooth running of: Dayment a " * ’ ’ Thirty guests attended a birthday . I very helpful factor in the life of thia There is a tendency in all of usi], 103g would 81 JO. and 810 princl- clicked "The Father’s Part as a Character to identify ourselves with dinner Bunday at Vemor Weteter's, thatlp'ai. sy carrying this through for tense and defense that wax impres- as possible. k i lllr I city. Builder." This lecture was the first which of All the galeamen and officers of ,he occasion bflln*. !£**. **?***?* | the ten year period wuM.il we wc greatly jirnuj admire. auiiurc. This mu Is uitne oerioo it n vrould wvum be oc :| Other -------- -features . . , , the.. contract . .— one reason reason for for the the nonuiaritv popularity at of the the {found that the^person owing this this | Ten seniors played their last foot- as announced by John E. Dolton. of a series of five monthly lectures one <>ermn nwlrtr the compay are in Cleveland this in a parent education course for movies. We can each for a time delinquent tax time।! gioo gioodeiinquent tex would have paid j ball game for Hastings Saturday. Saturday, । chief chief of of the the sugar sugar section section of of the the i end of the iperiod, paying They are: Arthur Puller. Bernard Agricultural Adjustment AdminhyLAU L l |||y|Ufl|L|U , week attending a convention and lightful feature of the dinner. All i Barry county, co^r.ty, sponsored epenrorod by the Jdentlfy ourselves with the choree- at the .... ■ a... by exhibit of products by automobile ' .locniuy ourseives wan tne cnarnc- al the end of the penoo, oy payir. ttirv ora.- xYthur Puller Rrmarri Agricultural Adjustment Adminis.r Hastings Central P. T. > present reported a fine time. it was,Iters terl we most nlO5l admire and feel that'aio that gio of the orincioal principal yearly, and 4 Banasch. George Cogswell, Lynden tration. will1 include deficiency pay-1 accessories makers. ■ ' very gratifying to the ' U. — 17 TC. "-.-I ------ iwcrvwwy. Wednesday afternoon Mra. Paul­ Program ’ we are they. ncro Hero wvmup worship in wu»chll-; 1per pcr cent cent yearly yearly 01 of inu-rrsi interest mn™i, thereon, a : Snyder. Virgil Conrad. Roy White.; ments in 1935 In case the growers committee to notice that at lit least IraSt I dren .*■«„ is I ■ ...I evidenced J.hxuI by I... Imitation, ImH n f (rm total ... ■payment■ of _ * 8118.60 “ < » n rt n —8100 • ’ fV. pfin. Stephen Bristol. Lester Larabee. are forced to abandon planted iconllnued Iraq, w on«l I dtvukn U ine Dudley entertained a group of afourth audience had come Hence. uw the perxmalltlre that uiuj chll.acreage. The contract "runa with ---------- . . .. . friends in a shower In honor ot Mrs. ,, ,of the ---- .----;------- --------- -incura. iKiaoiiuuurs uibv - clpai ind 818 60 interest for the 101 Lyle Kurr and Donald Bachman. - bothering the average American Arthurtu^ed Fuller toT alat£J tackle the in par-the land andorthere are provisions took at their meals together at of noon -—-— * _,7„ —TV —7~ Delmar Boger. Many lovely gifts ,some “mt distance dUlrtie. to hear »'« this thl. tonic topic Oren encounter ... ere very Import- ’“rX? who vUlta the office of 'Ucular b£t for dividing transferee, tttallnd o'clock in the K. PdllZ'ltRMrd and nnrt they thxv certainly rorfnln v must] mint_ * __ _ _______________ .... . discussed were brought to her. Games were ant. Children tend to be more like ' Maus will noll« I performance of his career. He alWmente in case of wle or change (hall. All »«re toud in their praise of ‘*‘*7’* WmselLhh played and lovely refreshmente were ’ have fell well repaid for their ef­ their parents than anyone else. rx^t^Lurer । lwo daughter, and three xms. fort. Dr. McClusky is a young man. Thus children reflect their parents, S^SbS^XSem o“bSkk^Sg blocked a punt and nabbed Captain of renter Labor provisions pre- the "eata" served by Mrs. Dudley. IKHM — tl Friday’s program was different. ----------------------------- — of attractive personality and thor­ and If parents were wise they would !5^ir7 to took after all \hesi Finn behind the Allegan goal for vent the employment of -children The salesman who is bragging up under 14 14 vears years at of axe. age. except except mcmmcm- The advertising men from Chicago) Under the beauty shop code the . . i. _ «■’only score nnH oughly wrapped up In his subject. often see In their children traits tax delinquencies. The book re- tin.Hno Hastings and mnnv manyfim(*< times tinder bers of the growers ’ immediate came to go over with the men the)price of permanent waves is adthe roominess of his car might maka Every word he sald-rimg with genu­ they do not admire In themselves. ,quired for each one of the’ years, was responsible for breaking up the ine interest. rival offense before (» It m-.r got unHxrwav underway. families. or the employment of chll- complete set-up of the advertising! vanced to a point likely to make the a bigger hit In some Instances If he ”»> nftonw It is perfectly natural for the child 1931. 1932 and 1933 makes a good I » After some Informal Introductory to identify himself with the parent, sized volume. Anyone can easily see j Captain Thomas of Hastings and dren between 14 and 16 for more for 1935. It was a very interesting1 hair of emotiboal women curl nat- emphasized Uw distance from the program, in which ... full provision is urally. . remarks. Dr. McClusky stated that hence the parents’ personality is Ivow much these large delinquent j Bernard Banasdi also played fine than eight hours a day. the most Important factor in a the most important factor at home. games. child's development is good com­ Just as the teacher is the most im­ of the County Treasurer These de­ mon sense on the part of the par- portant influence at school. It is linquencies are only one of the many GARDNER THIRD IN 'ents. We should endeavor always very important In a child’s life, es­ things that have added so much to to keep a sane sense of balance and pecially In a boy’s, to have a father his duties. CROSS COUNTRY RACE realize that children can be the vic­ to whom he can attach himself and tims ot too much fussy Interfer­ with whom he can Identify himself. A REAL SCANDAL.' Former H. H. S. Track Star ence. when they might better be It Is very important to a girl in the We hate to admit scandal to the treated sometimes to a little good adolescent stage to have a father Finishes Strong in Nation­ columns of the Vigilant, and we healthy neglect. He made tills she can Idealize. In New York al Inter Oollegiatcs statement so that the audience City psychiatrists Investigated un­ have always avoided it if possible. Nelson Gardner of Hastings fin­ would fully understand that his lec­ happy marriages. Next to the fac­ Even now we hesitate to mention ture would not cover all points In tor of the husband who has to get the misdoings of a couple of well ished third In the National Inter­ educating the child, but merely em­ over loving his mother unduly in kimwn citizens, one a man of mature Collegiate Cross-Country champion­ phasize the part of Die father in order to love his wife, the most dis­ years and the other a lady who came ship race which was held Monday | the child's development. There turbing factor was that of the girl into our midst more recently, but over a six mile course in Van Court-, should always be co-operation be­ who has had a father of whom she; who has taken a prominent part in landt Park. New York City, in tween the parents so. of necessity. was ashamed. Often this carries local affairs. Mind, we do not charge achieving this record the Michigan ti»e talk would at times Include the over to her new mate. Often the' that there has been any real wrong State sophomores beat out a dis-1 , upon the part of this couple, but tinguished trio of contestants, which mother's part also. reluctance of girls to marry can be Dr. McClusky continued as fol­ tnu:ed to the feeling "If I have to go( the finger of suspicion has been Included Gene Venzke of Pennsylpointed at them frequently and we vanla. The race was won by Tom lows: My first general comment Is through what my mother went do know Hint they have at least Otte of Michigan State with Edwin I on the Importance of the emotional through—" needs In everyone’s life, and espe­ Boys have more troubles than been indiscreet if not actually 1m- C. Vessey of Colby, New England champion and cially In the life of the child. Long girls. Twice as many boys as girls moral. We refer to Old Man Politics Inter-Collegiate before the child can think he can fall In school. More boys are Ju­, and young Miss Welfare, who are Gardner trailing less than a quar­ feel. He has wishes—for food, for venile delinquents; more boys be­' reported to have been seen In each ter of a mile behind. Gardner made rest, for water, for protection, com- come adult criminals. Most boys.’ other's company so much prior to a name for himself as a miler dur­ ........ ..................... ™ troubles start between the ages of I [he rrtrtrt etartlon-awx.ll. Vl«- ing his scholastic days and now seems well on the way toward forg­ rlirht and nnH twelve lw.lv. and nfld culminate e.ilmlnnln *,anL veal Ing if we could take an hour eight ing ahead in national collegiate this evening to apply this to adults. about sixteen. Mothers and women ~ teachers are frequently and easily MORE OIL TERRITORY, competition. You would find that when these | wishes have been adequately met. upset by the Irregular and obstrep- . An_d ,*?ow alad’"ln cotmty enters erous behavior of boys There tol the " eW P roducer there is a normal personality; when PLANS CONSIDERED I these wishes are thwarted, a stunted an investigation now in progress ■ near Beaverton, a wildcat test FOR CAGE SEMINAR* that 1 *'eU- whlc?} ***” drU,5d a personality; and when a destructive which has already shown attitude toward these wishes has mothers and fathers do not have I depth of 3.972 feet, brought in a Plans are being considered by flo* ^ °“' ** **? drill ha4 been acquired, you have a twisted the same attitude about the same things, and fattiers are not io eaJ,fly «mly tapped the oil bearing rock, it Coach Lockton and Physical Edu-’ personality. believed that when it went fur- cation Director Brozak to stage a The child’s greatest need Is a upset by those boyish irregularities feeling of security. Nothing Is more of behavior. There cornea a lime in ther down, a much larger flow would basket ball "seminar" for the bene­ fit of sport fans. Picked teams will ev®nl- 11 dependent physically than a little a boy's life when he needs a man ** found I •'fchlld. He is Just os dependent emo- to understand him. It 1s very imd Jl?** !>een op<;ned" demonstrate the rules of the game, I tlonally. He needs a sense of being portant to have a fair proportion • which will add to Michigan s output, will Illustrate various faults for wanted, of having a place In the of men on your Junior high school; “nd continue this state well in the which fouls ate called, show vari­ I , home. Nothing Is more pathetic teaching staff, as well os your sen-1,ead of all states east of Uie Mls- ous types of offensive and defensive I than an unwanted child. Whatever lor high school ! MMIppi in the production of oil and plays, and various types of cage I *■ assurance on adult jxusesses dates That I may not be accused of 8“ Lait week there was also shots. Such a Seminar should ------------------I --— .. .. . । back to this assurance of security vagueness offer the .following sug­ -brought in. In Mecosta county, an­ greatly assist fans in appreciating I In childhood. Any child that comes gestions: other gas well with a flow of 15.­ the finer points of the game. The plan is not a new one; has. in fact, I from a home of discord will develop 1. The father should have more, 000,000 cubic feet per day. become an established event on the I . Into an adult characterized by re<t- responsibility for the physical care sports calendar of many schools. lessness. A child of twelve months of the child—preparing fapd. put­ GLASS CREEK. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meach an’d whose nutrition Ls defective will ting to sleep, etc. I be marred physically as an adult, 2. Service clubs should take more a friend of Kalamazoo were Satur­ BUSINESS MEN FORM I • as a result of that name period of Interest In boys in their community. day visitors of Fred Otis’. BASKET BALL LEAGUE I ' defective nutrition, and a child Take notice especially of fatherless Sunday callers at Forrest Hav­ whose Emotional needs are not met boys, or those needing special inter­ ens’ were. Asa Erway and wife and A basket ball league of business men will, as an adult, carry the scars est. Assign them to bachelors, or sons of Mt. Pleasant and Robert has been formed under sponsorship of that neglect. specific men who will take an in­ McGiockltn and family of Hastings. of the Hastings Playground Asso­ Will be at your Toy Opening Friday, 2:00 P. The parents are the two most im- terest in them. Mrs. Chas. Whittemore was a ciation. Games" are scheduled on M. Tell all the Kiddies to be there, aa I will have I portant factors of the child's en­ 3. Fathers (and mothers) should Battle Creek visitor Saturday. Thursday and Monday evenings vironment The Institute of Ju- play games on the level of the child, Ray Otis and children and Nor­ each week with the opener set for gifts for them all. Glad to hear your Toys are venlle Research in Chicago, in a re­ e. g. Father play ball with his left man Erwav were Sunday visitors Thursday. November 22. when the all ready for your Opening. Have someone to cent experiment, conducted a study hand. (Of course it can bo over­ at Fred Otis’. Piston Ring quintette will meet the of two types of children, those with done. Children should play alone, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Erway and sons Krogera and the Hlrsch Pickle Com­ take all secret Christmas Wishes for me. emotional assuiance on the one also and like to.) of Mt. Pleasant and Mrs. Nellie pany will take on the Home Lum­ Signed: SANTA. 4. Fathers should visit school as Foreman of Kalamazoo were Bun- ber Company. The following Mon­ hand, ahd those who were fearful and diffident on the other. They often as mothers. Also the father day. November 25. J. C. Penney is I studied their environment, parents, should go to school occasionally to Roy Oaks and wife and Dellla matched against the High school income and other details. “They learn. (Know the subject his son Is were in.Caledonia Monday. faculty, while the Feldpausch team found that children with emotional studying.) Mr. Scripps and Miss Dorothy will meet the Piston Rings. 5. Have little Informal father and Robinson of Grand Rapids were assurance, those who get on well with other children, came from son neighborhood clubs. (For in- Sunday callers at Roy Erway's. LARGE CAGE SQUAD homes where the father took great Kenneth Brower of Hastings was REPORTS FOR PRACTICE Interest in the children and gave father could do something with the a week end guest of Junior Erway. A them special attention, as opposed group on a specified week end. each Roy Erway spent Friday with his With the football season ended < to homes where the father some- having a turn). uncle. W. Brockway, In Hastings. Coach Lockton is now taking charge | what resented the children's pres­ fl. There is a tendency to com­ Mrs. Fred Bechtel and son, Billie, of one of the largest squads of basence In the home. (Have you ever mercialise recreation. So little fam­ and Junior Jacobson of Hastings | noticed that there are Jealous fath- ily or inter-family recreation. A few were Sunday callers at Chas. Whit­ keteers ever to report for practice. 1 era. Just as there are Jealous tom families might get together for a temore’s. In the afternoon they all Already a cut of 70 has been made from the squad and It is still of pot luck or games, competitive or Whether You’re Reedy to Buy .. .Or Not । cats? Fathers who resent the moth­ attended the concert at the Central unwieldy size. Those cut from the otherwise, or one family alone could school In Hastings. er's attention to the children?) Come tomorrow, while everything is at; squad will get a chance, however, Historically, from early times, by Gordon Havens and Genevieve its best! And if you see something you to compete In class and other spe ­ 7. A family council could be Erway were in Hastings Sunday natural biological development, the cial games. want, the Layaway Plan is at your aar-J mother has provided the home and established in which the children afternoon where the played in the TAMARAC? vice. Just ask us about it. the father luu been the bread win­ could have a voice. fall concert. Last year in Kalamazoo, the chllner. so that the mother has gener­ We are sorry to lose Mr Normand ally had the major share in the THREE CORNERS. McClelland and family, who are rearing of the children. But adults, yer brought charges against the city J. Shirley Wing of- Ionia spent moving from here on to what is parents, have emotional needs too Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. known as the Jacob Grelbei form One of the reasons that the family a result new play grounds were in­ Claude A. Hammond and family. • northeast of Woodland. wifi always be an Institution—that troduced. More Boy Scout groups Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Waiters and ^in spite of the risks and sacrifices were organized, and schools and daughter. Marlon, of Grand Rapids the Illness of Cecil Jordan is pro­ Involved, men and women will con­ churches opened up more recrea­ visited the former's parents. Mr. nounced Infantile paralysis. tinue to marry and found homes— tional faculties. and Mrs Edw. Walters, and family. Mrs.' Bernice Senslba of Kalama­ Il Is very dangerous to cut down is that the family provides the best Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. zoo came Sunday night to care for possible means for gratifying the on social expenditures. Boys and Claude A. Hammond were. Mr. and her mother. Mrs. Bertie L. Smith, emotional needs of all Its members. girls do not stop growing. It Is very Mrs. James Hammond and Miss M. who is ill. Mr. Earl McCarty also of Now, in the majority of cases, we important that we adults do every­ Bernice Wing, of Detroit, Fred Kalamazoo accompanied her. believe that the husband and wife thing we can to make these trying Hackbart, Leo and Gordon MotGlendal Klopfenstlne and brother. । married for love. Then when a child times as easy as possible for them. check of Lansing. Gaylord, of Eagle Point, were callers first comes on the scene, there Is In Ann Arbor there are 900 boys Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walters and * " Smith’s-Sunday evea tendency for one to be Jealous. roaming the streets, out of school.— daughter, Donna, of Ionia spent ntng. Of course they are both very inex­ no Job- How many are there in Has­ Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Boston Cotton and perienced and it b all new to them, tings? it does not seem spectacular Edw. Walters and family. nephew, Carl Lehman, of East so probably the father, having a Job now to see so many children with­ Donald Sisson, son of Mr. and Woodland were Grand Rapids visi­ outside the home, carries on with out occupation. but five years from Mrs. Clarence Bisson, was seriously tors Saturday of Mrs. Randall Lipshis job and leaves the baby’s care I injured in a hunting accident Sun­ combe, the former's daughter who chiefly to the mother. This goes visions than we arc now doing, they j, aay, day. and was rusned rushed to Pennock is seriously Ul. on year after year, and Uie mother may get but of control. Where did । hospital. The bullet entered above The Tamarac Aid Society was well gradually comes to center her Intar- Hitler get his strength? From this the eye, following the skull to the attended at the home of Mrs. Myrick ast in the child and withdraw It same source-boys without hope. | back of his head where it te lodged Curtis. Thoee, present from Wood­ from her husband. He does not They say they theywould _____________ rather die with 1 at present. Dr. Webb of Grand bury were Mrs. Barah Myers and Hitler than 1. live without hope. Cut --------performed ,n emergency op­ realize what has happened, but a uuu. Miss Hildrith Smith and Ml&a Jen­ gap has come between them. The down ou your playgrounds to spend eration to remove blood dote, which nie Kilpatrick of Woodland. father gratifies his emotional needs on new Jails? Let 5,000.000 boys keep had formed around Uie eye and he A Thanksgiving program and play through his business, clubs and kin­ on growing with adults, especially were given Thureday evening by the dred interests. The mother, depend­ parents, taking no Interest in them Monday morning. . Tamarac people at U:e church. Ing upon the child to gratify her and we shall reap a whirlwind. Clifford Walters, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Forahey and . emotional needs, comes to lovo the Laverne Calms, has returned to his brother. Robert Fonhey. who has work at Munising in the upper pen- Just returned from Mexico, visited should, but selfishly, clutching him "If you had the finest library in her parents, Mr. and Mre. Bertie L. the world and fire broke out.'* asks a Smith. Sunday. • . these parents have who cannot en­ librarian, “which twelwbooka would Most of the endurance records are dure to have their children grow you sava?" The twelve nearest Um held by persons who took filers In At present prices, wheat doesn't up. College students frequently stocks. need to to hiding under any bushels. FOR BEET GROWERS UULUA II IL ..................... I flLlIinlllb IlLAl I I < VriD'P PlAAnilPM | Lnll U Unllli fllUll । / SvOufbotUf? Flash From Santa v w 1 i <9 o. J® What a day it’s going to be... a whirl of action and color ... Santa all ready to hear everyone’® little secret Christmas wishes! The children will, love it... and so will you! Boats, trains, planes, cars; dolls, carriages,1 stoves, kitchen cabinets, dishes, trunks, games, construction toys, bikes, skates, furniture . . . thousands of new things! �ed burst ot “land office- burinza* was undoubtedly keener stBL Bannun it was who built up a aucIcezzful enterpriae on the theory that Jbere^ a fool bom every minute but Views hnd Opinions; What Others Say This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday waa a guest at Profroaor Davenport> Marion Gaul va Phillip Gaut, over Bunday.—Waodiand Nawa. divorce. Mesdame* M. L Oook. A. D.. Wesley Ruasoil vz. Virginia RuaKnlskem, M. W. Watz and Mimi sell. divorce. Maude Trego went to Grand Rapid*1 Alice Woodruff v«. John Wood­ ’Dieaday. ruff, divorce. Mrs. Lllllam Bottom 1* attending State Sunday school convtnUon at Grand Rapids this week a* delegate Wilbur McVean vs. Grace McVean, divorce. Mr*. Caddie Van Annan who ha* Beatrice Rodgers vs. Avery Rod­ been tn Utah for some lime relumed to thi* city last week and la the gers, divorce. Birta Conklin vs. Dewey Conklin, gutat of Mrs. M. W- Riker and other divorce. . , friends. . Seth Zemer vz. Susie F. Zemer.■ From Our Scrap Book hl* good Among the sequoias. [poor old. bumbling Barnum grossly R M Cook. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. SUPPORT ROOSEVELT. Stockholm. underestimated the capacity of hi* Michigan turned a deaf ear lo I public to fail for buncombe. "What are you going to do there?" • V... WlAk V..U well, democratic candidate* for state of-1 “Look up Nordenzkloid and ask |Mr. and Mrs Herbie Hanson and. flee and quite generally for county 'o him to approve my plan. I shall take ffiSlri • PASSING THE BUCKoffices Tuesday. Michigan voters did,our Imagination a little rein to sec children 'of Lakeview. Miss Eva my doctor's degree In the spring, of Constantine. Emery not take them seriously. They went > the majeatlc columns of the giant Hinkley nud then go to Greenland." . . wnAMBT^coyrrY own VUk lire do— the ovrd.n run th. prbou about their voting with the eandl- Sequoia trees rising- through the Kellhottz and Vera Oamelflu Of So Nansen erent to Stockholm to Di kauiir OOUXTY ZIX MONTHS IO« “ do 1,16 Prt4O<lcrs run the warden? .dates dates and the record of Michigan Michlitan 'forest ■ (nrrnt gloom, irlwun to (r, smell am.1l the ih» pungent mmtr.nt Lansing. Mr. and Mrs 8. 8. Howe of seek out Nordcnskiold. the great <ui>44 ia One 1* prompted to ask tills que*-1 democracy dearly in mind. odor of the pines and to hear that Jackson. and Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Swedish pioneer in arctic explora- I IWi41*At)V*i^i!rrr' M0XT’** tion after reading of the manner in I Tuesday'*'election result* cannot *orahlng. indeterminate chord of mu- Trank of Hanover. FIFTY YEARS AOO ODAY. •UTainz BAZXT^OOUNTT. uni*’" wiilch Warden Peter Gray blame* ;1" any jrnse be taken a* a Michl. JJ** **** Harry O. Mohrmann v*. Mary I. Uon. The Norwegian professors, W. 1 C. Biogger and J. N. F- WiUc, were I Editor Peckham at Freeport was a YZAB IN aDVZNCS..-——»i.so Ban repudiation for the national new pounding *urf far distant, something tored to Columbus. Ohio, on Fri­ Banner caller Tuesday, Came to Leedy, et al. bill to set aside assign­ at that time at the Stockholm RMION jtraKRiPTioNs onn , k, *. ^”^"1 w idcal °-n the contrBr7 ,l was “ rci>u' A ? contcntmMit— day and witnessed the Midhiganment of mortgage and injunction. .*>.00 [for trouble and dissentton at Jack- idlatlon ot the record ot those who caused by current* of air rustling Ohio game on Saturday. Accotn- celebrate the election of Cleveland. Sarah Birman va Blrt Birman. Hogskola. H Jk Newton of Silver Creek. N. separate maintenance “Ison Prison. Mr. Gray's statement it were swept into office in November through mountainsides of trees. It'* panying them were Mr/and ^Mra । The caretaker announced one day ADVKkTlSlNQ KATES. George Miller v*. Claude F Backe '10 Brogger that there waa a Nor­ ■ u> u. U ... kdmlvduo ot lu-1" ‘»32 «' • BAUOU-wldr « P»«« Uu« “kru In >nur Mood." Frank Jones of Battle Creek. On relatives and friends in Hastings. weglan .■fela.aa asking for HVkw him. He had noO not ________ .___ . *' * * u^hl.aa foreclosure aland contract. [; landslide. landslide. [ What a study in peacefulness and Sunday all motored to Marlon. Ohio, Tuesday Walter Howell, of this j Mchlgan's Mchlgan's new deal fell far sliort natural beauty unfolds as you stand where they visited President Hard­ Blrl Birman vs. Sarah Birman, given his name, but he was tall and city, received a telegram that his divorce. la treme partisanship. fair, and. he added with a smile, ing's tomb and former of saw the hla decency of home, the national ad[on one of the ledges at the edge of nf the <1r<v only sister at Caro is very ill. He Charles F. Hastings vs. Sadie C. had no overcoat; It was probably minUtraUon with all its Washing-1 the forest. To the east are the peak* returning to Hastings via Toledo. left that evening for his former Hastings, divorce. another sailor or somebody of that Dr. Dennis Murray will attend the heme. , ton experiments and error*. The ,of the Sierras overtopping the wood­ THE MODERN DETECTIVE. Walter Harrison and wife vs. Fred sort who needed a ooalpresent administration throughout cd slope* of the foothills; mile* In Michigan-Iowa game at Ann Arbor Judge Hooker was In. the etty 8. Batey and wife, mortgage fore­ ; While discussing the criminal. Mr. )lto months of authority has of- front across the valley is a chain of Saturday and spend the week end •Tben in he came himself—toll Monday to adjourn the court. He closure. loo word* or Iom1 Sudyam also described modem modem'fended mountains encased in a dense dense,; with Dr. Marcus Ward. and straight, his fair hair rather un­ fended the public nublic beyond all reason low mountain* Adelbert D. Olmstead va Walter tidily thrown back from his iuai-1 elarn'aToar mm'crime detection. The super-detec- From the outset democratic official- growth of fir and pine but from Charles McPharlln of Can- has been on the sick list of late. Mr. and Mrs. P. Rogers of Prairie- •Bidelman. et al. clear title.aiye forehead. He put out his hand’ h«'« t. "hn d°m in Lansing has held to a per- which project occasional rock pin- jnanea. Sonora. Mexico, i* visiting his live is pure Action he say*. |vwU<J M.nM, of Wjc dul>. #d_ .... -------------------------------------------------------- -- and Mrs. ville are visiting friends and rela­ Maude Brown and Central Na­ with a peculiarly winning smile and 1 nncles of fantastic-------form; --------------far below,«sisters. Mrs. Ed. McGrath tives in this dty. Effective investigation must be mlnUtraUon of some departments ;a gorge carved out of limestone ' Frank Kurtz. tional Bank ya. Nora P. Edwards Introduced himself. ' During the season of excessive hl- and । W. L Carr, foreclose land con­ carried on by an alert organization and officials became a stench In the through the centuries by a rushing ■ Mr*. T- M- Fuller of Onekcma was •• You are going to cross Green­ larity on the part of the democrats tract. JOB FBIXTIKO. mountain stream extend* in a “ guest al the home of Mr. and Mrs. land?" fully equipped with all the mechan- public nostrils. When democrat* Jacob Hatton, et al. vs. Elam crooked line toward the broad ex- i- E- Nelson for the past two weeks of Hastings, they should not forget ■■ 'Well. I’m thinking of it.* the fact that the republicans were Springer, bill for mandatory Injunc ­ M.ehion, and pr« nor they left in office some ot the ;pans** of plain land which disap- j returning on Monday. “I looked straight into bis eyes. pared lu do any kind ot kook A hundred or more men may co-op- more flnKrunt oncndcrs They re- pears | to the west in a shimmering, i Miss Ruth Chandler of Iowa victorious in the contest for Justice tion. * ...... . . crim . ­ feivefl ot the hand* of Michigan 11>— .,— - --Iowa, ------ , came ——Sunday -----Will tarn Wisner and Etta Win­ Indescribably confident himself, ho purple-grey haze No round inter- ■ Falls. to stay of peace in this city. ,crate in chasing down a single Inspired confidence as he stood there ner vs. George Wilson and wife, et inal. All possible Information is voters on Tuesday a Just and Well rupt* thia Silent harmony save Uie »'1U1 her uncle and aunt. Mr. and with a good-natured smile on his ? AN OPEN FORUM. merited rebuke—Vcm Brown. Ing- wind, the nervous scurrying of lit- Mrs Roy chandler, and attend high gathered and correlated. Frequent­ ham County News. strong rough-hewn face. Although tie woodland creature* or the note of school. During the past week the Banner he wm exactly the same all through ly the chemist, the physicist, the ------------ 1 a feathered songster. Now and then Mr*. Fanny Baldwin of South : lias received several unsigned letthe Interview, simple, straightfor­ photographer, the finger-print ex­ A failure? Blue? Discouraged? a hawk with wings extended and Hustings was Uie week end guest of ward, perhaps even a trifle blunt In ■ ter* of more or less abusive nature Cheer up? Remember the । mod unless glide* onto the Invisible' Mrs. Ida Palinalier. Mr. and Mrs. pert. the toxicologist.* the ballistics Morose? ----- — -------his manner. lie nevertheless seemed ■ protesting against the anti-local­ " sea of air current* above Uie t alley, I*vl Houfstatler were her Sunday «U. W » U. to grow in stature with every word. | nnd soar* with a Joyful, effortjeas 'gueste also. option advertising carried in thia Pugh, et al. ejectment. This plan to cross Greenland from report on some particular piece of ' ease which makes one envy its free-1 ------------The Industrial Co. vz. Leon D. the east coast on ski, which’ a mo­ paper the week before election. We (Continued from page one) evidence. Criminal Investigation 1 ■ ■ ■ ■' dom. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Coo). Andrew Dooley, aasumpait. ment before I had regarded as a were accused of having deliberately • • • | Mr. and Mrs. Wallace C Kelley vs. C. T. Hess and Son. assumpsit. thus proceeds in a calm, orderly, THE NEXT MORNING Madison Furniture Co. vs. Mike supremely insane idea, became, in ; smothered the “pro" side of the thorough । All Uffs serenity, Is but : lfnoon R Tuesday noon where for Toledo where manner Information I I AFTER ELECTION. । AU im* serenity, nowever. is however. but i **“ suesuay tor Toledo Hastings City Bank va. Richard GJuklck, asumpsit. manner. InformaUon. the course of that conversation, the Where there Is a victory there a placid mask tor a struggle of nr.t- 'they will visit for a short time after Loppenthlen. assumpsit. >, question and were taken to task MacieJ and Mary. Wielgosz vs. most natural thing in the world. . clue*, tips, rumor* which may come must, also . .be a defeat . . , SomeUmes । ural foice* terrible in it* slow, de- which they will go to Florida, where , . must also be a defeat. Sometime* . urai lone for not conducting an open forurri Wayland State Bank, a Michigan Micliael and Helena Zawakl, as­ “This man. wirose name I had not in dally or even hourly from dozens vlclory take lhan del€at) vaatatlng. cnnilamess persistence, they will remain for several month*, Banking Corporation, vs. Wm. Wis­ sumpsit. ,.v.az., „ hardrr known a couple of hours before, had where individual readers might ex­ —vnat that--»s is those who who win K><mt gloat over wind, -•■-•••-a whether •• it blows softly .j ----Mr. — and Mrs. E. Hathway »*■» and Mr. ner and Etta Wisner, assumpsit. of iMucivm different iKjunxa sources are o—carefully ------ ----------------------- wni -• —*oreri ------ । The . w me — itif inusc •••- -•••»•• - ™ — — Manville Peterson vs. Earl Strick­ in these few minutes—quite natu­ press their opinions. A* we have oftchecked. One particular- •IV. It. There ■ difference of —** m —carries and Mrs Mrs. O Manning entertained 4 IIVU- Li an honest v,. w -- rages —- thunderous ------- —----------—■ gales, --arrles -- ------ and . . O. ------------------------Blanche N. Riggle vs. Hiram U. land. William Cramer, assumpsit rally and Inevitably as It seemed— OP Said before, the Banner 1* al•— I—I—. regarding many »...»■»» opinion complex I.is- with with ItIt ahrn«iv* abrasive tv»rtlrtrc particles nt of rhiBt dust and IMr. Mr. and and Mr*. Mrs. Armour Armour. . nt of Waillr Battle Boyer Fire Apparatus Co., an In­ made me feel as though I had known ly vicious kidnapping ring, for ex-1 sue* in this country, thia state and moisture which seek to wear down Creek from Saturday until Monday, Russ, trespass on the case. The Traveler* Insurance Co. a diana Corp., vs. Freeport State Bank, him all my days; and I felt, without . way* glad to publish communicaample, was traced down when a vic- this thl8 county counly and nnd town. town During the everything that stand* Durtag stands in it* Its puth; 1' Mr. and Mrs. Ned Brook* Brooks visited foreign corporation, vz. John Mau­ assumpsit. . Uon* from readers. The only reason having to think how II had come Alfred Moerdyk vs. Orrna Glynn. about, that I should be proud and I more are not printed is because so tim was able to give definite though past several weeks must of these Is- the heat of the sun and coolness ot bl* mother, Mrs Mary Brooks the rer. Julius Maurer. Geo. Maurer, as­ meager information that while he was sues have been thoroughly discussed the evening alternately expand and lore part of the week. Of late Ned sumpsit. . few are received. For our own prohltartfnldrd hmmrf in a There may have been at time* a lit- contract the rock setting up ha* been employed in a large underArnett Auto Co. vs. B. M. Hanson, Sorensen, in “The Saga of Fridtjof Ada McKay v*. Clayton C. Pettection we must insist that these letnl „ nkruM . n inraiuw an air ,lc 100 m,,ch enthusiasm exhibited. ’ Ueisc.b which eventually break it* 1 utata-g c-itubil*hmeiit In Detroit ^Hc . , . ... , tic too much enthusiasm cxniblted. wiucn ctviuuaiiy oreax It* O uawuiuiKm in ucirun ne tineill. et al. assumpsit. et al. assumpsit. Nansen." Translated from the Nor­ hideout of unkiMiwn location, an air- falJl thc ncxt mornlI1K a{tn- election solid structure; the raip so necessary [recently resigned hi* position and Is Samuel Rosenblum Edward J Woodhams vs. Harvey --------- — -- ----------- — —Claude _ ter* be signed although the name of wegian by J. B. C. Watkins. (New plane passed overhead each day ut Ko back to our everyday routine to plant ______ and .... animal life cute fur- un his —way —/ toto Scottville. Scottville. Mich Mich, , R. Hartwell. Maude L. Hartwell, re-1 Sparrow. Chas. Bouro. assumpsit. York: Norton.) the writer can be withheld from approximately the same hour. Work- and are again plain citizens. rows *in the he will — embark in .uthe under- plevin. “ **■ “ ground farming poten- where l . -.in -i—-u •1 Ada Fur Farms, ------* a— ------------Michigan cor­ ■; publication on request Also it goes * ing quietly and building up a fur-! It will be well for the people of tlal canyons and gullies or collect* ■ taking business. His many friend* Gilbert Verburg v«. Oren A. Dav- poration. vs. C. L. Munger Co., at­ a* moist sjxit* in crack* and crevasse* j unite in wishing him success. without saying that the letters must tachment. U liter chain of fact* from this one Michigan and the rest of the coun­ to hasten the process of decay; the 1 Mrs Anna Root entertained her be-free from libelous statements or , , George White and Isaac Houven. . .... , .. try. regardless of their political lone clue, the agent* positively iden- , ln mlnd th>t b force of gravity ------------... ’cousin.- ­ is always present Mrs P. Peer and her daugh- cr. a co-partnership, vs. Roy Ev­ sumpsit. obscene language. A* a matter of -• r.” object so . ter-ln-law. ’—■ Mr*. C. Peer of Kata- erett. garnishment. titled the lone farmhouse In ques- a vrry markc<l difference of opinion 1 lr>1M8 ,o overthrow every Joseph Borutka vs. Thomas R Olfact the Banner did publish a com- tion and soon had the members of along certain «ra.., fundamental .unuum.™. lines ...... [much mvh as a k-vpllt split iialr hhlroulhl out ot the th. ver- mazoo «... ove: Suufl.r Mv« Per wu. shewsky and Sophia Olahewaky. as­ munlcation from Dean Eugene DavGenerally people can be divided into tlcal Underneath the ground is the burn and raized in Kalamazoo counHcnrietta VanderMolcn vs. Kobe sumpsit. the gang in prison. twn distinct classes—liberals and sUcnt battlefield of the root* fight-I ty. This was her first visit to Has- VanderMolen. divorce. • enport in support of the local option Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of Here Are Some Real The success of modem detectives cuioci conservatlves. Along mwe these iu line* po-, in the laiikro. svihik .wi la >- lnK - for - - existence - -• - thin soil.- | tings. Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of tire Nashville Stale Bank. vs. L H. cause and we would gladly have pub­ ----- • parties will •• be * aligned •■ in the -• 1 forcing (nrrine their way «™y even rwn Into into the rock Mr and Mrs Charles Bidwell of the Nashville State Bank, vs Rich­ Cook and C. L. Glasgow (Second), in being better organized fltical lished others. Those who request an consist* ' and better equipped than the or- future. Gradually for the past twen- for foothold*, crushing or being ' Woodland, California, are guest* of ard O. Tukc. et a), mortgage fore­ assumpsit. open forum should remember, how- ganlzed ' crushed without mercy in Mr and Mrs Jctsc Townsend at closure. criminal gangs, themselves, ty-five year* the whole drift of po- cn "‘ ** ® t mu mm-v n tthe r blind n Fred Childs. Exec, of James H. ever, that such a department must 1 . Oak Hill " Mr Bidwell is a brotjter 1 litlcal issues has become economic. struggle for life, Woodland Exchange Bank vs. Childs estate, vs. Robert E Surlne. • • • I of Mr*. Townsend's mother, Mra H ’ ‘ It should be a significant fact that James E and Daisy B. Guy. mort­ assumpsit. necessarily be available to both sides < PRISON -- ---------------REFORM. suenmena* upuni Sinclair omew in m Callvo..-. Ycl ‘n »»»“« ol ,hMC d««tnicllvc E Barnum Mr and Mr* pldwell gage foreclosure, rental value de­ Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of such men as Upton of a particular question. The Ban­ If Governor-Elect Fitzgerald can forma na* ha* come come in in lor for sciiuus serious jpolforces, the life .span of the Sequoia 'hate been Yo’’kTat' termined. n lornia *>i- .......... . ............ the Nashville State Bank. vs. Carl ner will be glad to publish communi­ . , . iitir-i litlcal eofulderatlon consideration True he did species extends back thousand* of tending 'ending the Bidwell reunion and are Raymond H. Baker. Admr.. v*. To Clean Up-Quick. do ~»lh« u, Uk. Ih. ,™nw—---------------------------------------------------- -.H ■>» >•»>' ««■ Sack u, C.IU«cation* from readers. In fact we 1 ■; not wm. Ifut that .to not mw, -------m tre.1, «.v reu-k p. ^.nr— The Delton State Bank, staying of in the matter of the estate of of Michigan* prisons out of,lhal California will not hear from .r । ii'im­ .often wish that more people were twit 1 Giles Shepard, deceased, appeal mortgage foreclosure. politic*. he will have done the state him in fact late Tuesday evening from probate court. Charles E. Rowlader. et al. vs. sufficiently interested in question* I '! THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY Ernest L. Johnoox vz. Harry Emory Thompson, et al, foreclosure of a public nature to write concern- 1a signal service For the past two Sinclair was on the radio claiming ( Frank Dillbaiincr ot Chicago who of land contract. Hicks, assumpsit. J.ckMb. >° hi. n»M oul there «»< ta We «„ We to y.«r.lh. p.iuicniavy.t .. Jem™. ' ha* been spending two weeks with Edwin J. Dodgson, et al. va. Floyd J. C. Jorgcnten vs. Wm. McDon­ I his mother near Nashville, was in । • an open forum but not the materia). P*™cuiar. ha* betn a fertile source |hBVe thing* Introduced which Abbott, to stay mortgage fore­ ald. appeal from Justice courL Genuine Dry Back ' Uie city Friday enroute to his home 'L ,of lucrative jobs tor "deserving'' most ol the conservative people । GREAT men are closure. Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of ! In Chicago. workers. Nor have previous Repub-'would have scuffed ut If suggested Letha Whitney v*. Manville Whit­ the Nashville State Bank. t*. J. C those who sec that BUY IN BARRY , Dwight L. Goodyear, of Lima. ney. divorce. Hurd, assumpsit. , llcan administrations been entirely «c“ >«"•*««» 8‘f•« «•»’ spiritual is stronger Ohio, came up to Ann Arbor Sat1; Only tq-enty-elght more shoppingf imenseiy large country, has nas become occumc . .. . intensely Norm Company vs. Frank C. An। urday to set the football game, and 'i Charles Kermccn. et al. vs Grov­ than any material Save $1.18 ■ days until Christmas! It * difficult from uus praaiee it takes peo- vcry the new-fangled er H. Cline, et al. bill to foreclose and Irpent Sunday in the city. He was, 2nd mortgage. ;<o realize that time 1* slipping by soi pie ” * ot special ’ *” training ” "*** under- nwanz ol communication Conscrvaforce: that thoughts Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of Hccjmpanled by Miss Gertrude standing to manage criminal*, to de- live Michiganders can frequently Togan Stiles. Inc., vz. John B. the Nashville State Bank. vs. E. L. rule the world. — ! rapidly. When planning purchases. eld, -ten l»roli can be sranud, “t"'""™1 CaWwdaM ulk Jhere Finley of Lima. ’ Bresson, el al. moratorium relief. Appleman. assumpsit. Emerson. Dick Poff, who has had charge of ' for the holidays why not give Barry ... , . , , . will be a percentage ot them become Harry o. Mohrmann. receiver of Hastings Building and Loan As­ the Hastings roller mill, ha* revered sociation vs Mary M Lansburg, pt the Nashville Stale Bank, vs R. E % county stores Uie first chance at| with safety and when not, to cor- (XStUlaxr(t by what they hear. his connection with them, and with al. bill for mortgage foreclosure; the habit* of those younger । rx>n t dl5COunt lhc ^riousnrss of Swift, assumpsit. * your trade. There are some fine up- (red 1 his family left Saturday for Trencriminals whose wrongdoing Is more 1 these new theories, no matter how Emery Botimer vs Bessie Botlmer. Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of ? to-date firms in the county, run by ' rton. Michigan, where he will take divorce. , . the Nashville State Bank. vs. J. C. ‘ progressive merdumts who can offer 1a matter of previous environment fantastic they may sound If any charge of a large flour millByron E FarwelJ vs Prosper G. Furnlss. assumpsit. than degeneracy. considerable number of people be- 1 Save 49c lo *1.00 you a wide variety of rxxl buys. 1 Mr and Mrs. J F. Carlton, who Ernest VerMeulen. et al. V*. Bernard, injunction to have specific ' come converted to an idea it Is sure ! have been spending the summer ix rformance Mdyed Phoebe Manker. trespass on Uie case. -----------------------* j to be adopted In some modified form ' i Most of lhe*e men have sufficient Howard Martin vs. Charles MacGeorge o. Dean vs Walter O. W Young Men’s A MISPLACED HALO. , It may be greatly or sllghUy modi- 'centuries to curly Jurassic limes *,U| her paroms. Mr and Mrs. John outside contacts so they can supply ■ .... — . giant I Michael, left Monday for their fuwhen Dinosaurs and other Ayers. Hwln Nash. Admr. appolnl- Klndcr, tresjiass on the case. , .fled, but surely Hi some measure it any specialty that may be needed. I Al > prc« club mccUns rraentll |n,,d, |„ta M u„ reptiles roamed in swginpywood- ‘lurc home in New Mexico where it mepT of receiver to conserve assets. Local merchants mean a whole Jot we i heard Henry Buydam. special |and Election day Li over There ha* lands Geological evidence indicates Li Iwpcd Mr Carlton's health will Carme Simon vs. Everett Simon, Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of be greatly benefitted. divorce. more io the county titan do the assistant । to the U. S. Attorney Gen- been a victory, and there has been the Nashville Slate Bank. vs. Wal­ Rev. Trott and wife attcndcfJ Xhe Clara R. Bliss vs. Clark O Bliss, ter R. Ruse, et al. bill to foreclose discuss "The National Crime » The defeated are a very immense Sequoia forests Coal beds meeting of l,he Grand Rapids dis­ merchants In neighboring cities. So eral. ( 86, 38, 40 divorce. o.„. ■ .. . real part of Uie state. They have and the Arizona deserts have yield­ mortgage. ’when it comes to Christmas shop- iiroonm trict Methodist minUtcr* at Lake Blue and £rey Plaids ed fossilized specimens ot this tree; , their influence-The winners can only Mildred Poff vz. Dale Poff, di­ Harry O Mohrmann. receiver of tping. or any other shopping for Uiat He blamed the movies, newspapers । aun lvc by providing better govern- oil well drillers have come across Sc- 11Odessa Wednesday an<f Thursday. vorce. • ■ the Nashville State Bank. vs. David matter, give the Barry county mer- and sensational publications for ‘ ment.—Schuyler Marshall, St Johns quola logs buried several hundred feet , FORTY YEAftfe AGO TODAY. John L Hough and Etha Hough H Gardner, et al, foreclosure of underground But the number of ' vs. Harry D Whitworth and Mamie mortgage. much of the responsibility in plac-1 Republlcan-Newa. : chants al least an even break. --------- - — . has new been ,reduced TOMVCU ' HerBert Httaop and Mis* Lena existing trees B Whitworth, mortgage foreclos­ Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver of Save $1.71 to twenty -six groves all grouped in Geiger Were married on the 10th ure. in, a halo ol adrentun- and coARE aMbricass YELLOW? the Nashville State Bank. vs. John ■ POOR OLD BARNUM m.n« about tM head ol the mod-1 n , „,n,H a small ana of the California Sier- u’*V'hy Rev. Thos. Cox at Uie home Florence C. Hughes vs. Maurice J. Pitt and Lilly M. Pitt, et al. mort­ ra* That even these remain is re.^the groom s father in this city. W Hughes, divorce. gage foreclosure. : A friend of ours on an automobile cm gangster and hoodlum. To those l he|p but think lately that the ma ikable whin one considers that w<>rd from R K Grant's In the matter of the dissolution Harry o. Mohrmann. receiver of .flour recently stopped for a few , who really know the facta, he said. American people have developed a the species has had to survive in- hunting party states he has killed Wain La from 24 to 30 of the Hastings Co-Operative Eleva­ the Nashville State Bank. vs. Wai­ .minutes at Little Bohemia, hideout there is not a particle of glamor' streak of "yellow and it s showuig tense forest fire* and upheavals ot d**r nnd Luke W®1*™ o«*. tor Avn of Hastings. dlssolutHh about a crook If any exist* it 1* 1 up ln ,hU *rt-back ,ha‘ thp-v the earth* crust m addition to the Professor HoldCn who has been in which John Dillinger and gang Ella McCallum vs Delton State foreclosure. 3J.. . 1 mcl wUh ln 'hc!r economic structure Other natural cnemjclaheady twn- n,,,n« Professor Sterling's place at Bank, mortgage foreclosure were nearly cornered by Federal solely In the Imaginations of _. authors They "can t take H. io use the slang ' Harry O. Mohrmlnn. receiver of . (Hastings during the latter's Illness Allee Casey vs Wlnlford Casey, the Nashville Blate Bank. v». Wil­ agent*. The host in confidential and playwright* Almost without ex- phrorc-of the day As 1 think back to Honed. Save 61c divorce. lard Hilton, et al. mortgage fore­ nnod discoursed at some length on ccptlon your habitual criminal is the depression ol 1893 when, so far Sequelae have been splendidly the trees will have assumed a nor ­ Beulah Sanderson vs. Theodore closure. a* this particular section la conthe gullibility of the hundred who more stupid than clever and records equipped tor their age-long strugmal appearance again. Sanderson, divorce. Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver of cerr.cd. there was Just os severe an the ... .flocked In to satisfy their morbid will show that he lacks the moral unemployment as there is now In glP' inth *• Lenora Smith va. William Smith, the Nashville Etale Bank. vs. Floyd “ elements. Wood and .; Some trees grow higher than the divorce. excellent curiosity. and physical couffige to meet even pro-nrrion to the people nnd thr'Cark contain tannin, ani excellent W Strickland, et al, mortgage fore­ Rust, Sequoia* but none can match their Carl Tomlga* vs. Frank Zlenlek. closure. Merely to set the stage and add a those of hi* own kind on equal advantages and how we faced tbtve preservative and Insecticld* Fleece Lined trying times with never a thmfcht of bll8hl >'««sus growths and benng |trcmendoua girth- The General et al. establishing title. Hastings Building and Loan Asso­ bit of local color for the benefit of term*. Against an unarmed op­ government aid; how we* got down "Liccts which are fatal to the ordi-.Sherman Tree, for example, with a Central National Bank of Battle ciation v«. Vernon R Bumford. et ’ - patrons, the proprietor arranged a ponent a bandit is likely to exhibit and fought the deprafllon from the ’laG trees, leave the Sequoias un- base diameter of th Irty-alxjmd one- Creek vs Martin P Huyck. et al. al. mortgage foreclosure. " u --*- grows 'from six half feet and -* --•* estimated -—■* *age of four~ mortgage foreclosure. The bark table wlth_ cards and poker chips a considerable amount of bravado: Itxntom up; how jvk finally won aft- touched. "" Minnie Wurm v*. William Fuhr, to twenty-tour inches thick, is of thousand years has the distinction Clyde Kershaw vs. Delton State et al. bill to aet aside deeds. Save 30c acattered about the lop. This was faced with armed resistance the porous texture and resists fire like a ot be'ng the oldest and largest liv- Bank, a Michigan banking corpora­ Frank Barnhart vz. May Barn­ Buppoecd to be the table at which average criminal proceed.-, with more ArtlelM*'at »• trial layer of asbestos. Furthermore the •ing thing in the world. An inspiring tion. mortgage foreclosure. hart. divorce. • wUrtad for Udr .Dillinger was playing when inter- hysterical fear than calmness. Many procession ot historical figures and Effa Adams vs Fred and Ada Men'* Fine Rayon Minnie E Hanyen. et al. vz. Nel­ oplxiloaa. ths'- are not permanently crippled event*, have passed by during the Jewell, et al. property settlement rupted by the government men. a byjtander has been mowed down son H. Cross, et al. bill to quiet title. tvthi when one-third of the outer life of this monumental tree; civili­ Henry Hitt, el al, v*. Henry 8cbal­ Tacked on a wall near the table as a result of these outbursts - ' In the matter of the petition of . were five card* advertised a* the In short a hoodlum Is dangerous cr J'v* lp#rs privation and trial surface and two-thirds of the Inner zations have risen to power and de­ dly. et al. injunction to conserve Rodney Post, et al. bill to discharge Sizes 10 to 12 hand DUIlnnr ... pl.,w u th. not brekuto ot hU caltn. coldSl'mJuSuTl'imLS'u structure u burned away. The roots clined; great names and events have estate. mortgage. Apfead out over large areas ol the become dim * memories: Almost a Ben Sallk and Bertha Salik vz. Will Tobias vs. Mabie Tobias, di­ moment ot hl* hasty exit. Much to blooded courage but because at heart with the present effort to carry on shallow soil thus insuring through James H. Ruel, to atop bill to fore­ vorce. ■ the Jolly host's, surprise and delight he la a yellow coward. !as usual" I'm led to wonder—ao’nder sire and number that not all will be sacked by the conquering Hellenes, close mortgage. Clyde C. Siemens, state commis­ Save 12‘/tc this tree was beginning to show it­ Jennie Echtinaw va. Mary Cous­ sioner of-health, vs. the village of people Jbstled one another for the if the .plrit of privation shown at destroyed at the same time. self above the earth; when the ins. mortgage foreclosure. privilege of buying these chips a* CONCERNING LOCAL OPTION. JJEbunfirt PetersbwgMK thi Nashville, el al, bill for mandatory Most ot the living "big trees" are Christ was gathering his disciples Dougal A. McCallum vs. Defton injunction. Theae are real bargains aouvenlr* for ten cent* each. 8o Defeat of the local option proposal'terrible struggles on the frontier in about him The General Sherman State Bank, mortgage foreclosure. C. Corl McGuffy, et kl. vs. Wil­ not to be found in any brisk did the business become tha^by a few hundred votes doe* not 'winning the weal, m the terrible de­ low shells Since no ordinary blaze had already a circumference of liam P. Streeter, et al. bill of com­ ll became necessary to buy up the mean that a majority of people in, prT“Jon:‘i °* ’VL **11. ™73 .*?“n ‘ can eat through Sequoia bark. Indl- nearly sixty feet; it was almost as voree. other store in the city. plaint to vacate decree. catiorj are that ternfle forest fires large as we now see it'when Colum­ Dora Rose vs. Ace Rose, divorce WMdy ol pokn .bhi ta k,a.n-y couni)- ... ...uS.d with lb. ““ -t th. Georgia E Oittings vs. Clifford For one day only— ha\e raged m this region fronsattme bus discovered America. Other trees Hilda Irwin vs. Uvem Irwin, di- 1Gittlngs, divorce. . w neighboring toqrn. These were fed present method of handling the sale [sorption of Uie red corpuscle* of pa- to time during the past tew hundred u. the paik are more than thirty voree. Mabie I. Peake vs. Walter L. Saturday, Nov. 24 out onto the tables* needed and aold of alcoholic beverages. If proprietors JtrlutUm and- Americant*m by eave years charring the outer protective feet through while diameters of fif­ Sarah Budd v*. John Budd, di- 1Peake, •s genuine DUflnger souvenir*. En- of beer Jolnta and Uioae who habit- exir»yagance and the inoculation coating faster than the trees could teen to twenty-odd feet are common. voree Julia Johncnck Jewell v« Martin rebuild thus gradually exposing the Ethel M. Elzey vs. John M. El- Exchange Bank, bill to lhu>U.U «wn put in bld. tor th. u.Uymok. nuhonc. ol tb.nu.lv./ Xn?«h.l dedare vital sapwood layers. Even with its The following quotation of un- bey. .divorce. mortgage a first Hen. original five card hand and the in public places through ovcr-indul-jghbly spoken of as Injustice*' armor pierced Uw SequotM arc no known authorship accurately k Bessie McBroom vs. Robert Mc­ Matilda Fox v*. George Fox. di­ tyAl had not difficulty in selling seteigence do hot see the handwriting on i isn't, in a great measure, really the easy victims of the flames thanks to latoi into wyrds the meditative Broom. divorce. vorce - at 1140 each a* tut as he could slip ‘the waU and exercise a considerable [subordination ol hation*! stamina the --------... of .... tannin v-.... content the wood. mood which these'tree* arc capable Stoll* H. Rogers vs. Charles H. Minnie Willison r* George Wil­ Rogers, divorce of provoking: lison. divorce. •The Spirit of the Sequoias—Re­ Bertha Domine vs. Cornelius Doarousing suspteton! Ot course the clpline. they will force a return of —---------- --------------------------Iew decadc.s there have been no flecting mystery of Uie past, stand­ mlne, divorce. -SELLING QUALITY cnllccUws went away very pleaaed bone dry taw* Just as surely as day , Arr'"‘c"jl railroad mllqaac Jumped various firrv and the trees show ing unconquerable and strong; in­ KEEPS UB BUSY” With themMl'.e* but satisfaction of follow* night; and that right quickmlle* .^hnlte signs of healing Probably spiring hope; exemplifying eternal Blate Bank of Freeport, vs. Leap Brail, buj to foreclose mortgage k jb« Wtu. UtU WUll, u-kpwt-jU. _ ■,-------------------------Within a hundred----------------------------years or so. pro-.life, tranquility and patience and Karcher and Leah Karcher, mortNellie FWrman vs. Richard Fore­ jvlaing this care continues, moat of .reaching ever upward tor the light." man. separate maintenance. th STS ■I MT . OPENS NOV. 2B Waters Clothes Shop SATURDAY SPECIALS Men’s Hunting Coats A Quotation *2.79 Ladies’ Suede Cloth Jackets »1.00 to *2.98 Soo Wool Mackinaws *4.29 Eoyr’ Long Pants *1.39 Boys’ Heavy Sweat Shirts 59c Dreis Hose 2 pairs 25c WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ''fc In th a to �THE HATTING B BANNER.WEDNUDAT, NOVEMBER tl, 1M4 MM IS 1BEJHJTYSP0T parka than it has to-day. wm ahead of hl* time and 1 Women's Club asemad to ba nil, and about Cha only spot available to th* public for a breathing spot was the beautiful new Greenwood cemetery, which be­ need of exercise could easily walk came the Mecca for plcknlckera. It continued to be the Mecca until the out to tlie fr#*h air of rural scenes. rapidly Increasing number of tomb­ The Dutch and early Colonial iKHisea were snuggled In quite close stones took the edge off of my pic­ nic enjoyment. together a* a general rule, and the Up to 1844 absolutely no move had early Millers were too much en­ been made towards securing real grossed with their business and estate (or park purposes and pub­ growing commerce to give any lic enjoyment. Ln that year Wil­ thought or attention to city plan­ ning, and especially any need for a liam Cullen Bryant, then editor of the Now York Evening Poat, print­ great park. nut mm wwrt inert W.U. ra»n ! “ •» ur|lUk puUle «uUu>rBut there were those with vision looking toward the of great i lUc» give -our vast population an looking the needs needs tbey of a a Mule! i Sy to toward Sturo extensive pleasure ground for shade (Continued from page one) . see in the making. Appreciating that ftnd recreation. At that time the Manhattan ta an island, they could 2?5A‘’°’’ula,t°n C°^?U^d,?r look ahead and glimpse the time 300.000 people on Manhattan Uwhen practically every available Und- • mcrc fraction of the number inch of space wauld be devoted to crowded onto it to-day. He very aptstreets, business and. raaldentlal 'Y advanced the argument that needs, unless some early provision while at the beginning of the century was made to acquire property for “V r“w«‘t1°L „ /public purposes before real eMate .walk from tils home tothe fletoai in I became so valuable that It would be a half ah hour, yet ■donall Man­ I next to Impossible to buy it. To-day hattan would be covered with bricks the Island is crowded to the limit nnd mortar" which proved only too and In the past few years hundreds ‘rue. "New Yorkers" be ot thousands have left II to locate slow in adopting plain and home­ in oilier boroughs wliere there is | >y reforms, but are likely to engage more room. One of these men with eagerly in any idea that wears an air early vision of the city's needs. wns,°f magnificence.’ The people there Oov. DeWitt Clinton, who as early' do not seem to have recovered from as 1808 laid out a map for extensive that characteristic even to-day, as park systems. Then land was oom- j is evidenced by the race in bulldparalively cheap and could be Ing sky-scrapers. ’’bought-for a song.” compared with' Andrew Jackson Downing, a dlstb-day’s prices. If bU Ideas had been tlngulshed New Yorker, was one of carried out the city of New York the early vanguard of American would have a much better system of tourist* to visit England, which he ‘r The Sunken Grave I BRUSH RIDGE SCHOOL NOTES, Now Yorker wants to did In Uie early *40*s. He wrote a Just what letter home rather berating hta fel- get away from. Then too. politics to j We Have organized a club called times post, has soiled thia beauty Each pupU to the aehoo! boa a f The Health and Hsppinnea* club. duty to do before going home at spot with It* dirty hands. When the great commercial metropolis, "had , (The new officers are as follows: night. Some of . the duties areno public park.” "London." he said. "Tweed Ring" of grafters had the JSTS'InSU S* r* - ““ Wurm; Vlc-rra. WU- Inspect desks, see that the maps "Justly considered it* great park the city to It* grasp, central Park of­ afforded a real treat on Friday aft-.... __ .. _ are up. shut windows, clean board* highest luxury and necessity of a fered a splendid place to give gangs •moon. No.. U, Mn. Won r.' »“>' • J™"' and see that tba woodbox la fuff. of henchmen employment at public great city." • of Owoooo reviewed recent ’ Some of our best Penmanship pa­ It was in 1851 that the city made expense. Work was provided large Miner, poetry, after being cleverly introof ,b.c Riven in this pers are being put up on the wall. its first, venture In securing a park. numbers, who invaded the Park, cut duced to the club member* and c^b Brr: UlTe®^’ pUy; Reporter. Wilhelmina Pranshka. The proposed purchase consisted of out the "underbrush,” which had gueste by Mrs David VanBu*kirk. ground ~ or -athletics, ventilation and --------------------------------------Teacher, Margaret Jobncock. a heavily wooded tract of 150 acres been set out as foliage in carrying Among the poets and their poems health m home or community. that fronted on East River. Both out the ornamental scheme, and dig­ Wc have a new thermometer for BARBYVILLE. Bryant and Downing criticised the ging out tree* and setting them out our school. Mr. and Mra. Harding Hoffman of in other ports of the city, at a big were the following: David Morton; We arc making up plays and small. Many other Influential peo­ expense. Various efforts have been (president of Amherst College), making posters for 'Dianksglvlng. "One Tree In Autumn," and others; Roy Preston of Lacey and Mr. and ple under the leadership of Peter made. -too, to jffiproprtate some of The sixth grade is making posters Mn. Nelson Brumm and Annella ot Cooper, took the position that water- । the land for other uses, but so united Douglas MaUoch "As I Am;" Ann: of health for hygiene. I k-— been 1 - — the Ik.,, opposition 1^.. of the lk,a n*n "Songs." "Candles," Nashville were guests of Mr. gnd front property wu too valuable any- |has peo- I Campbell: The children made doorstop for way to -be wasted on public use. ple.that tills has been generally pre- "Fires;" Edgar Gue*t: "X Prayer;" our school. Tire J»ys are making Mrs. Ralph DeVine Sunday. Mr. and [Forman Brown: "Bon Fires;" Letta Mrs. Dale DeVine were afternoon They were probably right, because vented' bird Imuses for Art, We havp joined1 callers? New York to-day doesn’t seem to | E, By -il all means include Central 7 ’ a club called the Audubon Society. Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox and T -fS^ have any more water front than it in1 your your visit visit to to New New York. York. You You wl»|JS£JX™« win We'each have a bird pin and Mix: Kenneth were Sunday guests ot Mr. need*. The result of this criticism led |marvel at Its natural beauty, at Its l°herry,!nB?’,.Orand Rapids: ——- .Th?n??a.- Grand to the abandonment of that pn> nearness to the hustling, throbbing ji--.™, J. e&,.; "No Fairies;” Helen Hycr, posed purcluue. Lt did not. however.1 business section, at iu expanse, In Rapids: j lead to the idea of abandoning the some ways it will remind you of lhc». Lansing: "Tide Bong;" "Dust..’ "For­ Fire," and "Gitchigaumie;” Ed­ hlivlnir nl nark property. nrnnrrtv Ln In 1853. tasa 1 beautiful, KMnitlliil quiet, noUr rural setUngs .nrrion. "back "U.l, est ' buying of a park St. — Vincent Millay: "Oak a big stretch of land right In thr home." with their hills, forests, — -----------"The Faun." and ’The center of the Island was tjought— streams and peaceful lakes. that U to *dely known "Central you ,lu ,nyo> d rtut lo New York Leaf and the Tree.” Mrs. Miner says f"k 11 W!>“W rtUnmand tonal-' rat lt, >rat we derive more philosophy from poe­ l~« rnllMma n pul on the market hlstorte Inkrart and berauw It U try than from history, and proved her point with arguments and quo­ .‘‘Vu y; . , ... .one of the great elites of the world. tations- Slie cited Robert Frost, of But the intenae criticism of the!bul <bo lt lUnd, M Ule Proposed purcliasc of that original, lfeme of our co<nm(.rclaI develop- Amherst, Mass., whose |K>erns con­ r5°nCI? *** n°lhlnB dxnjmred mcnt and presente so much that is tain a very fine philosophy of life. She also said that poets In bygone to that of the purchase of C>ntr»l ncw and uniuual n u Park and its development. People WOIUjcr nvy cjty oi Of cnc tlic — world. the years wrote as they thought they . . — . *, ji wormcr unu- If n me nf ol waoltli wwlth nhlartrH oblMM verv m strannmialv inenuoudy 1 . .. o!. c(w „, „„ ..... Rcro|utlon,ry 'ought to write to please the public. •"““S “w “« 11 “ ilw could be nxued rrtm Ihelr ton, I jBut they can help us no more. Now must write truthfully and as b» end Jo. !»»■ ,l«p,nd relumrd In body lo-dey lo [poets 1 pie. Even the rank and file protestc,,y they helped WaahUutton de. I they truly think and feel. She quoted aaalnst .penduw a then ".art KM. they wyu|d p, dlt Irom |ed Harry Overstreet as saying we {should use our new leisure time to •uni ol money lor 1U de.elopment „r b„.k m,,, d„k! [not only read more poetry but to betake U *°u’d be ordy lor the uplook U(1 k. lry o( o( q,, di.' to~h™ c.rr7w.'“ ...... . ,? ™ ST ... S°,... r,k7---------------------------------------- U-,™ potonnpr fnw .W who rirlrt In finp ’i-arrlaoaa .. N.. VorP BCtold S,P““,l" '«ry oemmunny uto • LARGE, FRESH STOCKS prophtolrt th.t -wrnr.1 P.rk .111 77,“ “o“ _ir .nv 1«« “>«««>■ be nothing but a beer garden for the 1 clty wll( come the un!C Mrs. Miner displayed a lovely OF CAREFULLY SE­ tonu ol Ihe «ty; .nd tort „ lh, pe.ertul qltel 3 -U wu tally lofaipjel I" U>1» coon-; rur«l where you -know owry ortotton »r «wu .„d noeirv Iry WIW wb I ke thow to oU>- ;bodr -everybody know, you;' [students. called -Little Hills." dedi­ cated er aristocratic countries. countries."’ Isn’t there 1 whctc ------------,-ou —— >X)'- r ---------fricnds cau-d to Wall wall Whitman. Whitman, and full of a familiar political sound in all .* ^nu-k^and Hurrv“ gems Thr ot this thia? How often the holders of office. “ c * „ ’ I clever collection and the making xTnX? ■s.'s.fj. rxl ~.«- I2“S« *5sr_±> !2C.’5 «. city. There There u» the p^pi. people *»>•< don’t know seen it in village, townships, city, you; don't recognize you; don’t care the Owosso Women's club, who gave county, state nnd nation, which only for you, It's "everybody for himself la very Interesting resume of her .. club’s activities and aspirations. goes to show that human nature is and the devil take the hindmost." mighty hard to please. When it was If you get in their way they bump I Mrs. C. D. Bauer entertained these proposed that Hastings should spend into you. or. even worse, step on your ladies at a lunchean previous to tire club meeting and after the afternoon a few T thousands pul 7 ———7 ”of * dollars to •'"'.corns. On all sides, arc crowds. m.w.urwokk..I>wmoriu<»m ,lld hunyta<. will protect absolutely there were tlnsc who loudly and hurrying hurrying hurrying Wc time Miss Hunter rendered two de­ vociferously protestedI that it meant .U hea^ol Won'wh™ lightful solos. and forever. Cement and steel, waterproof •un, death to the chy but II to lM„ „ Uk-,urek lhr a.mnea " OBITUARY. and airtight, it seals in proven one of the best Investments Wc]1 Ncw York clty Un.t exactiy lllte that could be made. When the old that, r.................... ■ plain sight and becomes Welton Clarke Springer, Infant but when you go there you can three-story High sciiool building was (be awured that you will experience son of Clarke and Thelma Springar. one solid piece under­ built there was a frantic army of { ground mausoleum that the -torture* of the Jammed"—and was bom January 19, 1933, and de­ protesters, but It started Hastings literally -Lasts Through _ that's near enough to Hades, cspe- parted this life November 10. 1934. on the way towards as good educa­‘ daily if one |s Inclined to be portly. al the age of 1 year. 9 months and the Age«." The best un­ tional advantages as are offered by’ Entering the city, railway and sub­ 22 days. He leaves to mourn his dertakers iAist on Its any city of its size in the state, col­ way trains arc crowded to the limit; parents. two sisters, grand parents, lege towns excepted. ion surface lines people hang on by an uncle and aunt besides other Thus it was with central Park. It the "straps;” on streets and in stores relatives. came info being under protest, but you arc "bumped” to the right of you has developed Into one of New York’s HIGHBANK. and "bumped" to Uw left of you. TELEPHONE 2622 . . . HASTINGS, MICH. [best assets. Every Inch of it would . _ i saying nothing of front and rear The Dorcas Society will terve have been covered with great build-1, ''' lings long ago. but for its inclusion Thousands upon thousands call that fried chicken dinner Thursday. Nov. [in New York’s park system because i "living" pnd perhaps enjoy it, but 22, at the l»mc of Mr. and Mrs. Will give me good old Hastings and Barru Guy. Everyone invited. Ut is close to the business heart of county with beautiful forests, hills! Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs [the city and only a sliort distance ’from the great "Rockefeller Center.7.” lakes, streams; with God's sunshlnif Fred Held were. Mr. and Mrs. Will ; | pure fresh air. and friends who know Ekcbccker and family, Mrs. Ethel ; Frederick Law Olmsted. America’s you and like you despite all your Kanfleld and children and Mr. and first great landsca|>e artiJft, helped faults. Mrs. Milo Keck and family, of Bat| to lay [to my tl it out, our, JuM ju^t as he nc am did Belle, nene , I Isle in Detroit, Golden Gate Park With these reflection* I will conFor Many Thins*. Among them is the fine, Mr. and Mrs. Harry’ Green and loyal patronage we have received this pi»*l year in spite of the lin Ban Francisco, and many other >elude my letters <x>ncenilng a most lu-catled depression. We are glad to note our number of cus­ 1 well known parks. pleasant trip and one that I wish ev- family ot Barryville and Mr. and 1 Even though it is right in the ery Bqnner reader might take. If the Mrs.. Worth Green nnd son. Mar­ tomers as well as the volume of sales have shown a marked In­ crease. Following ure SOME THANKSGIVING SPECIALS FOB ’heart of New York City. Central letters I have written have furnished shall. visited Sunday with Mr. and YOUR CONSIDERATION:— Park to-day suggest* to the mind ati /ou the enjoyment that y»e writing Mrs. George Green. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daly and Cleon unlimited range of rugged rural con- of them lias provided me, then I more --than repaid for the Mead visited relatives ’ in Battle ditions. There are the granite hills I *111 feel -----------------------3 Cans No. 2*/g V Creek Sunday. . that suggest mlrtiature mountains;!1 ffort. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz Pumpkin__________ _ there Is the natural beauty of fields, WANTA BUY called on Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jarprairies and meadows, the green 2 Cans Peas— rard in Assyria Sunday afternoon. pastures and still waters. There are II ;SCHOOL NEWS FBOM A DUCK Mrs. Leon Talman of near Battle Extra Fine Quality __ | bit* of the forest with beautiful, THORN APPLE—KELLOG G. {shady, winding paths, wide-spread-1| Teachers from Thomapple-W. K. Creek visited a few days last week 3 Packages Minco with her sister, Mrs. George Hoff­ Ing. trees, shrubs, and w great variety Meat—10 oz.______ , ‘ of birds, in two or three minutes Kellogg school attended the Round man. i Table Meeting at Augusta. Nov. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Marshall of the from the busy throbbing streets of _.a. hv 2 Cans Com, Golden A banquet was served by the Future Branch district and son Earl of Bantam, solid pack__ Marshall were Sunday guests of Mr. , wonder that Central Park has won by 1,>t«’«tln8 talk on Ould- and Mrs. will Hawblita. 2 lbs. Cranberries Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reid and fam­ a place close to the hearts of 'Cape Cod___________ I Mr. Bril and MU-’ Thomas and ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. i **Bul like many another municipal?e*gbl. ^ann b<’52, George Acker near Bedford. 2 lbs. Pop Com eluded. couuit-j no ftllor fed" Uie Caleda Caledonia High school fair fair. A large crowd at the Moore p. T. I project. It hasn ’ t been kept beautl, d ' 1 ‘a H1Hh or by-product*. and U Shelled—It Pops____ eettlne remits. iu. without wnnout effort. men. There suerc has always «r, Dcl‘ •«“ ™Om“ “ A. Friday night enjoyed the two , fui 4 lbs. Bananas______ __25c been a struggle between these who Judges for some of the exhibits and plays given and Mrs. Pixley was the lucky one to draw the turkey. Cleon admire Ito wild, rugged nature. and,.,h< ,urBl •ndiHJ Ec®nonUc> 2 lbs. Bulk Dates---- . __19c those lacking In qualities of beauty tc*chT? *ul MC‘ M Judge» for our Mead) was presented with a box of chocolates tor selling the largest Peanut Brittle Candy lb. 10c I ana and unaginauon. imagination. ror For mauuicc instance utir one '“L , t___ ’____ The girls’ 4-H Club was organized. number of tickets on the turkey. Superintendent of Uie Park is said to Chocolate Drops__ *_lb. 10c There Is no school today Monday, [have had a large number of beautl- Oct. 23. and officers were elected and I ful trees cut down down so so that tnat visitors visitors also ——- other committees. It Is the first — because of the Illness of the teachers "stately might get a view vl.-. of Jhtk “ *“ oniantaation of Ite iind In Middle­ husband. outside mo villtTHlgh schdol..i •" ‘buildings” going up Ouuuuo mv । ---s—v------;•* \ . NORTHEAST IRVING. park. Another one removed more .32“..*®”^? se.c^cd„th?r This neighborhood was sadly'trees so that the elevated street carP^Y- ‘tac title being So You re SEEDS AND GROCERIES I lines might be seen. Views of "state- |^om Missouri,” with Miss Svendsen, shocked Saturday to hear of the accident of Donald Bisson. He was jly buildings" and the "elevated" are ,•* the director. 1 ___________________ ______________1 A giant snake dance was held last accidentally shot through Ute head Thursday night in preparation for while climbing over a fence. Dr. We­ the game Friday with Wayland. It del was ca|Jed and rushed him to Uie .was the first snake dance ever held Pennock hospital where they are do­ [In Middleville, and tt proved a huge ing everything possible tor his re­ ’success. Tiie snake dance ended up covery. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Walker of Has­ | at the old bail*grounds where there | was a large bonfire, and everybody tings spent Sunday with Mr. and । participated In school yells, which Mrs. Earl Oler and family. • Mrs. Otto Lightfoot and N*r<rma : was followed by speeches. 1 A pep meeting and assembly were spent Saturday afternoon at-Has­ ;held Friday morning at'11:15. The tings. Right Now wc have on our floors several dif­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mcore and second and third grades gave some We are especially anxious ferent makes of High Class Radios, which we । yells, led by Gordon Bennett. 'There family, Mr. and Mrs. otto Lghlfoof to demonstrate our BIG were speeches frpm the football and James Allerding ot Carlton are offering at Big Reductions in Prices, in players. Eleven who arc sonloWi arid spent Sunday afternoon at W1H !played their last game Friday, re-' Brown’s. order to make room for the New Zenith Line I ceived scarf* from the Girl Scouts of 'Several from this community at­ which we are featuring this season. Middleville, as a token of apprecia­ tended the funeral of Mrs. A- E. WynfUat Woodland Monday after­ tion. . . SELLS AT ONLY noon. Much sympathy Is expressed A Handsome HIGH BOY MOD $ 4 Q EA to Mr. Wynn and son Jack. BRANCH DISTRICT. ERN MAJESTIC for only ‘♦□.UU ' Remember the fried chfcken din­ MORGAN. ner at the home ot Wm. Guy Thurs­ MR and Mrs. Burt Phelps of Original Price was $109.00. Complete with Batteries day. Nov. 22. A cordial invitation to Grand Rapids spent a few days last everyone. week with Stuart Draper and family. to play. | Seventeen young people of the A FINE R. C. A. VICTOR Mrs. Letha Adkins went to Jack­ WE POSITIVELY OVARAMNorth Evangelical Sunday School son Sunday to spend some type with •gave a birthday surprise for Miss her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bernice Rhoades and Miss Geneva Clark. Marshall Saturday at the home of A SIX TUBE MAJESTIC J. W. Howard made a business trip Rev. and Mrs. Rhoades. to Temple last week. MIDGET SET for only Revival meetings will begin at the Roy Yarger and wife ot Hastings South Evangelical church Thurs­ were guests of Mr- and Mrs. Stuart day evening of this week. Rev. W. H. Draper Sunday. Canfield of Jackson will assist in Opal Webb ot Battle Creek was tlxe meetings. home Sunday afternoon. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. Rpv. Campbell of Auyrta called at and Mrs. Keith Norton were Mr. and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Lee Mlsenar, Mr. and Mrs. Hasgington Friday. __________ Rudolph Hall of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton and baby. Another thing President Roose.tit Mr and Mrs. Ellis White and Pa­ can do competently without congres­ tricia and Viola of Marshall. sional advice is sail a schooner. Hastings Burial Vault WE ARE Thankful Indeed 27c 25c 27c 25c 33 25c WALLACE FEED BIG RADIO VALUES ZENITH Battery Radio $39- *79.00 *18.00 MILLER Complete House O. D. and Burr Fauctt north deer hunting. foods sale! OTHING can be sadder than a grave that is no longer a mound. The inevitable hu come to pass—the weight of the sodden earth has crushed tn the last protection. Il helps nothing lo close the Imagination to what happened then! Yet there Is not the slightest necessity for this barbarous, unsanlary, old fashioned method of burial. The HasUngs Burial FEED va* "ohunltsgivincj I N / pleasant evening SPECIALS FOR TURKEY-TIME rs? .is Yes! arris. About eighty frisMs bora gathered st tbs h and Mrs. Floyd NtriHt Hastings, Michigan fcRYft LECTED FOODS FOR THANKSGIVING MENUS C.TH0MASS1 • IT WILL PAY YOU TO MAKE YOUR SELEC­ TIONS NOW AT THESE LOW PRICES • EXTRA SAVINGSEXTRA GOOD QUALITIES 128 WEST STATE STREET ONE NO. 2% CAN EVER1T BRAND FOR GOOD PIES 3 FOR 25c PUMPKIN ruuDDirc VllLiIvKlDd inc n° Baking Can PEACHES pr* A Q Petit Pols 1 HrxD Extra Choice PflD KI Nobility Brand WzIKll Golden BanLam AT IVpQ V Lt i V IL 0 SOUPS Pumpkin Pie Spice, pkg. 9c SPECIAL SATURDAY i lb. THOMAS SPECIAL GREEN JAPAN TEA No. Can With Purchase of One QUEEENS Quart Size THOMAS SPE< COFFEE lk Vegetable MINCE MEATO DATES NUTS RAISINS S. k“32c Engliih WALNUTS lb. 22c SAGE lb. 16c 8c BRAZIL NUTS ALMONDS lb. 17c SEASONING FILBERTS lb. 19c CITRONS PEEL 10c GLAZED CHERRIES PINEAPPLE FANCY DOLE PINEHEART and PINEAPPLE . 14c TUNAFISHX’7?.25c Ground "■cm 4 oz. Package No. 1 Caa—■ No. 1 Coa— « Slkodor lllp BrohaaSMc. 1 Cnulsad 1VV Punch Bowl IJ fs* P? C f«r 1 Hlljyll-I A Li/Ylxlx extra good mild CREAM CHEESE, LB. PURE RENDERED O bestquauty TAPIOCA -JELLO AMorted Flavor, Pl,. (j£ POST TOASTIES 10c CALUMET POWDER Lt 22c MILK dairy belt 3 JUS FLOUR 2 CHOCOLATE XX' BULK w 21U RALSTON satm SNOW �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1834 BOWNE CENTER. I SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. THE LITTLE RED BRICK. Last Week's Letter. Chas. Woodruff spent severaf days of the past week In Lansing on busi­ ness concerning the Farm Bureau. Floyd Craig left, for the north woods Saturday to hunt deer, also Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tyler went Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hammond and son Bernard and Mrs. Minnie Hammond spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCulla of Hastings. pa“' T-*™'1"1 “>d w, have n... . new pupil pupu u. Wc a new In vu. our wn« school THYROID GOITER IS Russell Benton and family of Ward Green and Torrence Town­ BEINGJLIMINATED ,Grand Rapids spent the week'end send left for the north to go deer Ef OF CRIP­ Salt Prevents the PLED CHILDREN Iodized Development of That ■ hunting w-turdav. Saturday. *•««»!"• Miss Dolores Barry went to work Mrs. Glen Dean and two children. Mrs. Addie Benton. Mrs. Wayne in Grand Rapids Sunday. Miss Betty Wotring spent the Benton. Mrs. Burdette Lass and ba­ Type of Goiter i Mrs. Prank Brew. Mra. Merrill week cnu end w with MM Dorothy by. *im -•* —■ — . Beards_ and Mrs. Watt Thoma* at- 'ley in Grand Rap kb. It will be remembered that a few Karcher 1 * tended a miscellaneous shower at| Mr Mrs. Willis Kantner and m ,lomc of Mrs- Lcvl M,Ilcr ,of .daughter of Hastings spent from uatton in this state oitr the great Leeton |n honor of Mrs. Marion Friday evening till Sunday witli Mr. increase of goiters produced by en- skinner Segerstrom Friday. ,'anrt Mrft. tevi Kantner. with Wayne Benton and famly. BARRY 00. HEALTH UNIT REPORTS 110 CASES iA‘. IN COUNTY ALL BUT FIVE ARE RECEiyiNG TREATMENT ' M.“r,C N“h *“ srs £,’xs!,s£»!!,<ra.|'T£ .nd M„. w.„ ““ U" p“‘ ; Mr ,nd amount of lime in Ita drinking wo- Mrg Addie Benton were ut Home |I Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wotring and moved in on the Frank Beckwith !son Laird were Sunday guests with place. _______ _ __________ ter. Ordinarily the system will Jake !Acrca Wednesday, Annual Beport Shows 237 care of the lime, and the thj-roid, AIrs E1Ia NaAh Floyd nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Vue Wotring in Wood■ Still a Mystary Disaosa EmmM McVeat called at the । land. Children Have Had Tonigland will do itsworknl^ly. IfRI* properly supplied with iodine. For- !home ।------- of... - -former --------- ----------------the ’s aunt. Mrs.----Pa- i R’f ;ind Mrs' an,d Leprosy ha* been one of the dread sils Removed tunately It was discovered that It Ltrick Grant, of Grand Rapids Tues-, Mrs. I Margaret M->nis of Caledonia mystery disease* of all time. It Is easily possible to mix Iodine (day afternoon. Funeral services were M*nt Friday with their daughter, still among the least understood and On the annual report of the Barry was ■ County Health Unit, for Uie year k with -------------------------salt, so that------------------It could be---con- ।held for Mr. Grant Wednesday i Mra- Guy Kantner __________ . most feared of all physical affllcclosing last July, the Banner has sinned with food and thereby pre- morning. He was formerly a resident' CLAY HILLS ,,ons ln all”e ot thp centuries ot un* bcen making comment from time to I vent the forming of a goiter. Pre- of this place. ’Eugene Haight and wife spent a’ ceasing nnd untiring- efforts put tlme. We are sure our reader* are ’venUon results from getting Into the Mrs. Seesc ha* returned to her forth to discover the cause nnd efglad ta have the information with system the proper amount at odine home In Freeport after spending a .illonui.toPM.. ;few day* last week with relatives >«..>.«*■>-»«>.«. regard ta the work being done in i—not a large quantity, but enough ta Barry county by the Kellogg Foun-1 keep the thyroid gland functioning Asahel Thompson and family. ' W McGaul and wife and Mrs. it first manifested Itsoif 1* a m«tMr. nnd Mrs. Watt Thotnas were Guy McNcc were in Grand Rapids , ter that the archive* of nntlqulty dation through the Barry County normally. I have never disclosed with wirt. any satis..n. Health Unit, which Is under the ' In 1924 over 35 per cent of the in Wayland Monday afternoon. iisainrrtav Saturday. — j Leon Potts and wife spent Sunday : fy|ng cerlB|nty. That'It nourished charge of Dr. M- R- Kinde as health ; school children of the city of De­ with Cum, Joiwvm iu«i wia « ,n lllt dvlu lho SUe lht Jlwll officer. I troit, when examined by physicians Mai* Superiority A survey of all crippled children [ showed symptoms of enlarged thyft Ottnd . “p“‘» The ,»eeee.M tt.rt.r. ot’ ' '“.“S .nd Mr Hull --------------In Barry county was mode during I roid. In 1932. owing ta the use of w.iel established. Excavntora hove brought womanly enurm charm in In r.urcqHun r.urupi-au mnn- ।. Rapids und Leon Lron Po'.ts uaiu and wife July 1932. The purpose of this was'the simple remedy of iodized salt, womamj •r. Mafarmino ctntnc of nt the tho crip rrin-­ the percentage had dropped in the j nequln schools are meo.—Collier s spent Wednesday evening al Eugene 1 to light the fact that it was known to determine the status . there some 4600 years B. Haight's. pled children on file in Uie county some schools ta ohe per cent when j weekly, health department. The results of the medical examinations were made ' previous treatments were noted as that year. The disease, which Is well as many Indications for further painful and dangerous when the goi­ treatment The effort was made to ter has fully developed, often requir­ ing a serious operation, is being wiped out by prevention through the the Barry County Health Unit. Of use of Iodized salt. This result Is this number twenty-five arc now un­ very creditable to the medical pro­ der treatment at their homes or in fession. the Grand Rapids clinic. The num­ ber of cases hospitalized during the SINGLE PLAID BLANKETS. BARGAINS 2^705387 hundred and fourteen home visits were made to children during the year. All arrangements for hospitali­ zation were made by the county nurse, who also has charge of trans­ portation of these cases to and from (Continued from page one) the hospital. A recent survey shows that all the cases of crippled chil­ Menus vary from day to day but dren In the county, needing treat­ vegetables, a meat dish and milk ment. are receiving it at the present arc always provided In some form. time with the exception of five, in The little ones have been taught to these five cases the parents have serve themselves at the table and refused to give their consent they do very nicely at it, much bet­ In 1831 a survey showed that there ter than many older youngsters, and. was a large number of school chil­ too. it is excellent training for them. dren in the county needing treat­ Some of the things In which the ment for diseased tonsils. Many ot children have shown marked Im­ these cases required Immediate at­ provement are cooperation with tention. a large number were un- teachers and learning to live and —— —--------- — — play with other children peacnbly rangements were made with the and helpfully. These are ‘ some of I Barry County Poor Commissioners the tangible results of the nursery and the Kellogg Foundation to' pro- school and only the future years can vide financial assistance whereby a tell of the lasting good that is being limited number of cases could be done for these little folks. They cared for. Further arrangements arc taught orderliness, cleanliness.. were made with the pennock hos-1 proper food, rest and play habits and । pltal for A special rate for these |consideration of others—al] comcases. All work was ta be done In' mendable. the county by local physclans, who it |s regrettable that a larger, betcooperated fully with the program, ter equipped and more convenient Since that time 237 children have place is not available for this work, had their tonsils removed under Oils as the present equipment Is very service. limited and there ore no funds for The report speaks of the W. K.. more. The most of the food is furFoundaUon camps aS follows: . nished by the Welfare Relief Ad"The W. K. Kellogg Foundation 1 ministration, but they cannot pro­ Fine Lake Camp Is located in Prill- vide chairs, tables, clothing, etc . all rlevillc township Several camp per- 'of which could be used. Among the iods are maintained each year. Reg- J things needed ht the present time Istratlons for carpp are taken from 1 ftre canned or fresh vegetables. Jelly Allegan Eaton and Barry counties. or jara, B;fU of money ta be used from the Ann j. Kellogg and the for purchasing drinking cups, orW. K. Kellogg Agricultural schools, anges. tomatoes, etc., also underwear During the summer 90 children from for the llule ones as well as hose Barry county went to camp for a antj other clothing. Used and outthree-week period. The children I groan underwear in small sizes will were largely underweights, and were be acceptable and every article gtvlocated during the routine school ex- en ^iere It Is needed mast. Last mlnations The group also Includ- year considerable clothing was proed orthopedic cases, tuberculosis tfded by the Red Cross, which was contacts, anemic cases, socially mal- greatly appreciated. adjusted children, etc. Among the surely this is a splendid work and camp prerequisites were vaccination .siwuld receive the hearty cooperaaganst smallpox and correction of tion of everyone interested in chlldental. tont.ll and visual defects. <jren and their welfare. A varied program was maintained ----------------- * * * throughout the camp period, and ni. Fmn|nv»r4 careful records of Uie progress of Methods Employed each child were made, in August 154 by Viking Fishermen boys, between the ages of 10 and 18. Fishing Is now one of tbe most । 25^5 "S' m«hlx IndutOw lo NURSERY SCHOOL the Bn, l^ke c.mp tor • ten week period The children were all underwelghL They were placed on a very nourishing diet and their activities were carefully supervised. The average gain In weight for Uils camp Period <n*r four pound* per chlld^ A camp similar to the one Clear lake. Baltimore township, in 1932. This iuu camp wa-i was cosisirucica constructed so that winter sessions of camp would be possible, During the summer 27 Barry county girls of Camp Fire age attended this camp tor a two-week The county health department re­ ports that there are now 21 cases of tuberculosis in this county regis­ tered with the department When mediately investigated by the health officer. If hospitajizauon is advisable department. to sanitariums. All cases ar? visited' regularly to determine their physical condition and educate the families In methods of prevention The de­ partment la equipped with a j>ortable X-Ray machine, which Is avail­ able to all physclans in the county The X-Rays are made without charge ta Individuals who are unable to pay. This machine is used largely to determine the presence or absence Of tuberculosis and the degree of adThere were four deaths from the disease in the county. FYrty-onc visits were made to persons who had come in contact with tubercular persons and those suspected of hav­ ing (hn dllMU. Endlaa* suffering of small chil­ dren and unsightly scars could be DOUBLE PLAID BLANKETS, size 70 x 80 ...................... -......... All Wool Blankets Baby Blankets lar in many countries. In the contests between bull and dog. IL was the dog's duty to seize the bull by the note and hold him. for.the bull would gore hla advert sary If possible.' Ths nose of the bull, when seized by the dog, had a tendency to swell, thus shutting off the'dog's breath, making him lose his hold. > The nature of the sport, there­ fore, made the breeders of the (Jogs which psrtlclpated develop animals for the following points: First, lowond, courageous dog* that went far and fairly In; third, dogs whose bpturned nose* enabled them to breatbb comfortably while the bull's flesh swelled, and fourth, dogs whose teeth were so short that no Values A marble statue, 12 feet high, to CapL James Cook, the explorer, has beet unveiled In Christchurch, N. Z. 79 'I ’3 ---$7.75. $7.95. »15.C Make Your Thanksgiving Happy in a Cinderella Frock 365 silk or wool frocks received this week from an outstanding manufac­ turer. which MEAN Unique Savings Values When you see the stunning furs and the heavenly new fabrics you'll wonder how we can possibly offer these coats so reasonably. Only a very unusual purchase from a large manufacturer makes possible this saving — and we re passing It all on to you. up Sublimity Tbe Egyptian cat la a domesti­ cated specie* of the African wllddft and look on, there you bare vaplty (says a traveler), and no donbt Its or compassion to lupport you; but. to bury all your wretchedness In strange behavior and ita welrt} voles your owp mind, to resolve that you will have no man's pity, while yop ed as sacred Ln ancient limes; but although the old gods have been have one effort left to procure hla forgotten the** many centuries, the respect, to harbor no mean thought traditional sanctity of the race has in the midst of abject poverty; but survived. Modern Egyptians think It Is unlucky to hurt a cat, and In ed by circumstances of humility and the natjve quarters of Cairo and depression, to found a spirit of other eltlea hundreds of cats are modest independence upon the con­ sciousness of having always acted fed at the expense of benevolent cit­ izens. They say that they dq thia well—thia la a sublime act which, though.lt Is found In the shade and retirement of life, ought to be h*ld kind In killing off mice and other pests; but actually It la an unrec­ looked upon ns a noble model for ognized survival of the old bellefa. Imitation.—Sydney Smith. In tsu year* ot Davis cup play, British tennis players have been beaten nine times by continental na­ tions—four times by France, twice by Germany, and once each by Spain. Italy and Denmark. the bull.—Boston Herald. C inderella DRESSES old Greek republics that every citi­ zen must take one aide or the other In an Insurrection. Shlaplaslor* A shinplaster is a piece of paper saturated with vinegar, tar, etc., that was formerly used for acre shins. It waa also formerly used ae a elang term for a piece of poorly Mcured paper money, especially 'U greatly depreciated In value. Thi term was also applied to paped money Issued In denominations of less than a dollar. The term waa general In Ita application, and did not apply to any special Issue of currency. Lace Cloths, Napkins and Table Linens Lace Table Cloths, ’2 While, All Linen Cloths, 52 in. x 68 in, with 6 napkins/ .... *3 All Linen, highly colored, boil proof. $i Silk Lingerie Gowns, Slips Dancettes1." Irresistably Low Priced for Now, Thanksgiving and Christmas Gifts THE GOWNS are styled in the new lengths with cap sleeves. V and square neck. Tea Rose and Flesh; itlzes 15 to day. Saturday. ALL WOOL SKIRTS at 12.88 and $3.88. JACKETS In Suede THE SLIPS are tailored of a Fine French Crepe, V and straight lops, adjustable shoulder straps, with or without shadow panels, guaranteed French lock-stitched scams that won't pull out. Tea Rose and White, sizes 34 to 42 Prices, DANCE IT'LS—Made from all silk, handsomely trimmed with lace, a wonderful value at $1.00. 12.88 14.88 and up to s27.88 Frandsen’S Store EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE American History Picks April for Big Affairs Just why American history has a ! century In the early days of the galaxy of Its major events In April Italian Renaissance. and is remem­ Is a question for the astrologers to bered fur the sonm-ts which he ponder. All but one of our wars, tar wrote In Italian and for his Influ­ Instance, began in that month. The ence In reviving Interest In classical To the im-n of Ibe Midbattles of Concord and Lexington antiquity. - »«• occurred April 19. 1775. The first u«cs «>»«» «<• *«-med Important ' •l»«’"l “P bloodshed ot the Mexican war look , chiefly ns a preliminary period of u°n »elhod, are iwed tor celebln, place April 25. 1S46. The Civil war trial before the day of Judgment, progress has not killed tbe old 'began with the attack on Fort Sum­ and man's chief concern here was long lin* flahermeu of the Scandl- ter, April 12, 1861. and ended with »uppos.*<i)y seeking salvation. navtan countrieL These Vikings, irurch shared the intellectual curio*­ direct descendants of the reputed ' Ity und the delight In being alive discoverers of America, go to *ea In tox, April 0, 1965. t’lve months la­ Hint was common In the writers of Tetse]s about the size of a trawler. ter, Lincoln was ns-uiMlnuted. War Greece and Rome. Interest In this was declared against Spain on April On the fore deck there is a small 25. 1898, nnd agnlnst Germany on present life came to be a promt­ engine, by steam and. about April 6, 1917. Marine* iandAl nt nent characteristic of the Itcnnl* ., , worked . , ,h* ”'e °f ‘ <H>e'vriter. This I* a Vera Cruz on April 21. 1914. Other f-nnee and of the generations since. •ot of spools for winding "" up. the landmarks of the month are: open­ ' It Is beejuso of bls departure from line. The twine they use It no ing of First congress, April 6, 1780; the medieval Ideal* that Petrarch Is thicker than the string shop assist­ signing of London naval treaty. ; now thought, of ns modern. ants use for tying up parcels, but It April 22, 1030; San Francisco earth­ It strong and there are mile* of It quake. April 18. 1006: Jeffersons on the «pools. At intervals all along birthday, April 13, 1713; I’pnce de Every person has two blood the line there are long strings Leon's discovery of Florida. April pressures, n high-nnd a low. When branching off, nnd at the end of 8. 1513.—St. L<>uis Post Dispatch. the doctor Informs the patient con­ each brunch a hook, baited with a cerning his blood pressure, he give* bit of fish. The number ot hooks him the figure for the higher pres­ on one line may be anything from sure, called the systolic. In a nor­ a thousand to flve thousand. The The accident in which Charles mal young man. the systolic pres­ bait used are generally mussel*, Dickens suffered Injuries a few sure fcfiuld be between 110 nnd 120 whelks, squid and herrings. years before bi* death was the mmu rtf mercury. A normal person Staplehurst accident. On Dickens' Philippine* Costly , lo U. S. way home from a short holiday In j Following tye war with Spain, un­ France, the train lo which he was j toile pressure of approximately 120. der the peace terms. Spain ceded to traveling ran off the rails at Staple- 1 For each Increase of one year, the pressure goes up half a millimeter. the United States, Cuba, Puerto hurst, a few mile* south of Maid­ For example, a person forty year* Rico, ail other Spanish Islands In stone, throwing all the coaches ex­ old should have n pressure ot 130 the West Indies, Guam end the cept the one In which ho was rid­ mm- Since each case of high blood Philippine archipelago. The United ing, Into an adjoining stream. Dick­ pressure demands Individual diag­ States, as balm to Spanish honor in ens was uninjured, but suffered u nosis, only a capable physician can the matter of the Philippines, agreed severe nervous shock, from which treat it.—Hygein Magazine. to pay Spain $20,000,ow 90 days he never fully recovered. But Dick­ after the signing of the treaty. The ens assisted, however, in removing war of conquest in the Philippines the dead and dying from the wreck­ which followed the capitulation of The moon, being a satellite of the age, for which the railroad company Spain cost the United States as earth, and revolving around and ac­ sent him a resolution of thanks. Themuch in life and effort as the whole companying It In Its orbit nround aeddent occurred June 0. 1865, Just of the major war with Spain. From the sun, requires the same time to February 4, 1800. to June 30 ot the five years before bls death. go around the sun as the earth re­ same year natives thinned out Amer­ quire*-■one year. ican ranks oy killing 225 men and officers and wounding 1357. Almost all thing* white are i Every person called to4he wit cred Id India, so rare It the co Ancient Tombitou.. ErncUd ness stand In this country Is sworn In that In nd ot luxuriant color*. to tell the Truth, the whole truth, and nothing but U>e truth. U. S.•Canadian Comparison a? ■»»««» •«? The short-legged, heavy-set ani­ mal that we know, as tbe bulldog la the descendant of dog* used for ages In bull baiting. Until thia sport Blanket Values PART WOOU like cut. । Bulldog Descendant of the Bull Baiting Breed -- natural reeourcee, the wealth and population of the United States-la twelve times that of Canada. There have been two distinct tem porary republics of California. New Artist Smocks Peggy Jeans Smocks Made from boil proof prints, floral broad cloth, assorted colors, styles buttoned in front or back, all long sleeves The demand For this type of garment is increasing each day and will con­ tinue for the next month. Our Special Price Only Peggy Jeans Wash Frocks Made from guaranteed fast color heavy prints, hand­ somely trimmed in lace and braid, made in various styles, the tailored straight lines and the new wide wrap­ around, similar to a Hooverette. Frocks made to sell at $1.69 Sizes 14 to 52. Our Price c FRANDSEN’S STORE Exclusive But Not Expensive �Tin! HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1014 u Cat 31 li i domeaflia African wildcat and no doubt lie nd ita wcln) vote* 1 Ita K—In — . ndent times; but Coda have been i Egyptian! think of benevolent citthat they <lq thia io uaeful to mao­ ' mice and other f the old bellefa. a piece of paper >• used for note k formerly used a piece of poorly tey, especially Cf l In value Th> ppllcd to pared lenomlnatlona of Heat Ion, and did special issue of HAVE ARRIVED IN | u, Add salt, pepper, eggs, slightly I □ aoanraia nai ir I ana Mri- John c Ketchami beaten, and onion, to the ground Ho.rdmt of VafeH*. PASADENA, CALIr. 'entertained with a family dinner oni meat. Then add bread crumbs M.ki» a-i I moistened with the milk. Mix well1 ’ Mr.. and Mi.. In the-----andaot i and add catsup and Worcestershire .— —Orient the an of . sauce. Shape into a loaf, place in 1 precious metals as Afnca Sim Are PleasantBackrlder and baby of East Lansing Henry Hubert ha/Xene north deer land Mr. auu and ra Mrs. John acu.mni, Ketcham. Jr Jr.. Located ’ . i». uuiiii .. suiw me ujp. naxc-m not -oven ing most prominent In Fcvnt MTS. James Gower and MU*, Mrs. Simon Pender of Caledonia hunting. Hastings friends will be Interested *and baby of Grand Rapids. A rtal: (400 degrees) for one and one-half s|lver in Meaoootxmta. There Louise Gower spent Uje week end al visited relatives and friends In Ha»to know that Mrs Mary Evarts and [Thanksgiving dinner was served. (hours, basting frequently with Uie yery luUe Grand Ledge with Mr. and Mn n. Utera In.t wwk R. Plumley. | . MU* Ethel Jones to In Mason for a Tuesday on business. Sir "T* S"" _____ CIRCLE NO. 4.-------iS? the meal from the liquid left In the mereIn I banking and Individual hold­ Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Knopf and tew days os the guest of Dr. and lUng In Fruita. Colorado, have ar­ Earl Wareham was home from ings of precious metals were mainly Mrs.-----------------------------Geonte Sheffield-------and--------Mrs 'pan. rived fn Pasadena. Cal. Jn a letter - --------children visited her mother. Mrs. H. Mr» Lethbridge Detroit over the week end. hoarded. The temples provided fa­ M. Goldsmith, of South Haven over Mrs. Claude Bush of Battle Creek to the Banner, dated NoV. 14. Mrs. Edith Bonnell entertained Circle No. Mr. and Mrs. George shoots visit­ the week end. cilities for safekeeping. In tbe ,4 of the Methodist X. A. 8. at the Mrs. Burton Baldwin of Onondaga Evarta says; ed In Lansing several days the PMl .11 has been so good to gel the former's home, at a silver Tea. slxSixth and Seventh centuries, B. C., Mrs. Groce Dodds leaves tomor­ and Mrs. Will McCann of Irving Banner each week in Colorado and teen todies being present.. Games the Lydians of Asia Minor Invented were guests of Mrs. Allen Pender on row for her home in Kansas City. now ac have moved on and would *Tre played and refreshments J. E. Norton made a business trip Mo., after spending several months Tuesday. 1 1-2 c milk. the art of coining money. From this like to have It sent to 224 N. Madl, »®rved. A delightful time Is re ­ to Detroit on Tuesday. 1 On Tuesday Mrs. Marie Smith. 1 cup salmon. lime hoarding was limited chiefly to MU* Margaret DeMeyer visited at I here with relatives. ported. Mrs. Stella Foreman. Mrs. Clara son Ave,. Pasadena. Cal. —of exceptional value. coins and the metals oat of which Mr. ------------and Mrs....... Morris----Barlow awu.v in a«i Kalamazoo over .... ------.enter------ . her home thc We arrived here Monday A. M. In --------------------- -------------------Tinkler. Mrs. Nellie Gower and Mrs. ■* 1-4 t paprika. coins were ma<Je. . The price waa once eek end. tabled company from Grand Rapids Sadie Button were in Kalamazoo at­ time to sec the big Armistice Day j PARENTS OF GIRL. week 1-4 I celery salt. A lending historian of Greece has Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob Weyerman Saturday and Sunday- also company tending a W. R. C. meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Gay Jordan (Mary IMirade wlUi ita glittering uniforms 1 t chopped parsley. $2.60, Broken sixes referred to Its financial economy as —. ' Stem! of Flushing. N. Y, are the 1-2 cup crumbs. were week end guests of friends in from Lansing Sunday. Mrs. Frank Root miu and and many bands. I| Mr. *—. and *■*.«. only are available. Wc are nicely located in an apart- 1 Parents of a daughter. Constance a "napkin economy," thua Implying Muskegon. Miss Charlotte Lake of Lansing Mrs. Emma Freeland of Caledonia 2 T melted butter. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Marble spent ment, quite centrally located, so we Jean, bom at Pennock hospital on Melt 3 tablespoons butter and add the general prevalence of hoarding. are near the Y. W. C. A, city hall.; Saturday, Nov. 17^ Congratulations, flour. Mix and add milk and cook Wednesday in Grand Rapids and Christian and Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Middleville were Sunday guests While there were a considerable Byron center. library and Colorado Ave.. Uie main । ----------------Lake over’the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pender. i until thick sauce forms. Sth* con- number of fortunea In ancient Rome, ; EAKRGENCJ OPERATION. Mr. and Mrs. David Boyes were business .wmstreet. ‘siaiuiy. stanlly. Add salmon ana and seasoning. based on the possession of specie Mr. and Mrs. Colonel Verger and ----------< a »----------------- Today was so warm wc hardly Dr«enlth McIntyre Underwent Po ur i nto buttered baking dish. an(] jewels. । Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs carl Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yarger of TFACHFR^’ Tl HR and Jewels, most property in Rome Carlton Twp. were Bunday guesta of, 1 ULUD Soyas of Flint. needed U a Ucoat. at u. U*l. all. Wig. the OU1, sun U is gorbull »n emergency ' operation • - - —-v, for ..appen- sprinkle with crumbs, mixed with WM tended. muvej. ■WWW but hnt when It <• goes cne« down you vn.. alcitls dlcitls at Ann Arbor Arbor on Mnndav Monday melted butter. Bake 25 minutes. possessed w Snch money ns was f Mr. and Mrs C- W. Crawford go Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Altoft. PLANS ACTIVITIES geons need a Are and a wrap. It Is a beau- 1 and U doing u well as possible, ’to Detroit on Thursday to spend a Mrs. R. M Lair.bie went to Char-1 hoarded, though the bualnesa cinu few days on business, llful city and I think we arc going SPICED PINEAPPLE JAM. sold for $4.50 and now STFEX’S!! 0»rt.tmw Carol 8erv.ee on to enjoy it very much, especially the or equities carried on rather exten­ Mr. and Mrs. Chester Keech and 2 c chopped pineapple pulp. children were guests of friends tn Lsimble going for Sunday. sive investments connected with the | December 16—Purchas­ climate. We loved Colorado and the i are marked down to 1 c water. ' . Grand Rapids on Sunday. sun -shone every day we were there.' Mrs. J. E- McElwain, Mrs. Paulite public affairs and administration of 1-4 c lemon Juice. ing New Vestments Mr. and Mrs. Lew Li Stanton spent McOmber. Mrs. Anna McGuttln and • • • The only drawback Is nut the empire. fl-Inch piece stick cinnamon. Tlie Hustings Teachers' Club held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. MUs Emily McElwain .... wv.v u > — ---------------------------------------------------— — — *~-— having our friends all here too. I'd TOMATO AND were In 14, cloves. ,. Frank Tobias of Nashville. Saturday. their third monthly dinner meeting ilove to sec some of them as they are , [Grand Rapids on Saturday. ASPARAGUS-SALAD. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Hurd and I Mrs. C. B- Benham has returnedat the Slar Orange Thursday eveJust a little bit better than those you 1I Lettuce. 1-2 c liquid pectin. r American History Picks Philip returned on Thursday from a I from a month's visit wilh her nln#- Nov- ,5find anywhere else In thc world. ! Sliced tomatoes. Simmer Uie pineapple, r.-. water, , U the affiliated Nnj April for Big Affairs motor trip through the east.[daughter and husband, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. The Club is affiliated with Uie Nn-Tlic , I Club sec by paperswith UiatUie New York. | daughter and husband. | Asjiaragiu tips. lemon Juice and spices for 10 min­ Misses Vivian and Doris Biddle of 'niehnrrt HushM of nt Chicago. nhleaimitional Education Association and alal- 'at least. U U having having snow, snow, hall hail and and '।1 Mayonnaise. Education Association and nt least. Richard Hughes, jttonal 1 utes. Remove the add the su- ‘ —nmartly tailored and ™ spices, ,u„ .... ... >“• ■ Michigan Federation of wind. I ho|ic It's ix>t as bad as that I h. utohi —.. d »< Battle Creek visited their mother, "Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faul and ."o with >the I Cut a slice crosswise from a head ■>.. gar .... andwm boil.... for«aavw few......u.«. minutes.«wRe- galaxy of Its major event! in April stoutly made— Marietta and Mr«. Mary Burgess Teachers' Clubn. At a previous mect- in Michigan. \ Mrs. Effie Biddle, on Sunday. .of lettuce, place on it a large slice ,movc from the stove, ----- question -----------------— ' stir "in the pec-.Isa for------------------tbe astrologers to Fred Palmer has relumed to In- were Sunday guexts of Mr. and Mrs. ,k»« thc organization voted to pre[of tomato; on top lay four or five, Un, then pour into hot sterilized ponder. All but one of our ware, for i«en* lhe Christmas Carol aervlcc on POETRY CONTEST dlanapoUs, Ind., after spending sev­ A. R. Louden of near Prairieville. ,[stalks ________________ of canned asparagus, Serve .glasses and seal. j instance, began In that month. The Mrs- Allie Barlow and Mrs. Wm. 'Sunday. Dec. 16. Since the service eral days at his liome here. I— — u .> . o[ Concord and Lexington JS NEW PROJECT .■uh “u>on— “” “ Miss Betty Everhart of Lowell was Northrup of Grand Rapids were lixs become an annual event the LAYER CAKE—OR TORTEN. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. R. guests of Mrs. Anna McOuttln and Teachers' club has decided to purLayer cakes—called Torten—are occurred April 19, 1773. The first Rainproof Suede Cloth .Everhart and family over Uie week Mrs. Isabel Carrothers oti Thursday, ‘chased enough material for twelve Women’s Executive Board j very popular in Germany and on bloodshed of the Mexican war took BEETS IN SOUR SAUCE. end. Andrew Houfstatter and sister, vestments Miss Lots Carter has vblfestive occasions indispensable. place April 25. 19«k The Civil war Also Contemplates Coun­ ■ Boiled beets, cubed. Mrs. Homer Warner Is In Detroit Mrs. Ida Palmatler. visited several unteered the services ot her sewing Titelr variety is manifold. Here is a began with the attack on Fort Sum­ visiting ■ t.u. her uati^ii.ci daughter unu and iiu.uaiiu.ua husband. ). imi ai uic nmiir ui pir.--------- . .... very good one: ter. April 12. 1801. and ended with ty Flower Show Mr. and Mrs Lloyd McCormick, and land Mrs. T. B. Hart of Watson Cor- P1*" ,o «ble to finance a corn­ All with zipper front*. The annual fall meeting of the1 1-2 c water In which bcfU were Beat lo a cream 3-4 pound butter the surrender of Ix>e at Appomat­ family. nets. |P*clc «t vestments and cottas for and stir tn gradually 1-4 pound tox, April 9, 1865. Five months laexecutive board of the Women's <cooked, few grains of pepper. For Men$3.71 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ream, of ToMr. and Mrs. A. 8. Johnson and future use in such services. white sugar. 1-4 c cream: Federated Clubs of Barry county ---• -------— 1•• — ■■ .... । Recent correspondence from thc ledo. Ohio, spent the week-end with family of Flint were guests of Mrs. For Boys $3.45 Yolks of three eggs, beaten well. was declared against Spain on April 1-4 c vinegar. Education Association was held at the home of the presl-1 1 t sugar. Hastings friends. Fred is at tiie head Nettle Hyde and Paul Hyde from National 1 pound sifted flour. dent. Mr* Floyd Everhart. Satur ­ 25, 1809, nnd afnilnsf Germany on ot the meat and food Inspection de- Friday till Sunday. All spent Sat- slates that the Hastings Teachers' Make a stiff paste, roll out and April 6, 1917.' Marihee landed at Club is one of the oldest organiza­ day afternoon Plans were made for partment ot the Toledo board of urday •—1— In *- Kalamazoo. ----------cut into three layers which can be Melt butter, stir In flour and add the annua] county meeting which health. Rev. nnd Mrs. E. L. Crocker and tions of Ita kind In the country hot beet water gradually, then other cut round with the assistance ot a Vera Crux bn April 21. 1014. Other The officers for Uie year 1934-1835 will be at Hastings this snrtng. An- [ family and Mrs. Stair of Freeport, other County Flower Bitow is also 1ingredients. Reheat beets In sauce. large dinner plate. Each layer of landmarks of the month are: open­ w ...w are making a motor trip to New are: Pres.. Emily J. McElwain; Vice­ paste must be baked In a fairly ing of First congress, April 6. 1780; York state where they will visit rel- Pr“. Helen Wade; Secy.. Harold M. being contemplated. QUICK COFFEE CAKE. quick oven 15 minutes, when cool signing of London < navnl treaty, A poetry contest will be sponsored —sold in moat stores atlvcs for a few days. ।Logan; Tress . Tiieodore Knopf. 2 c flour. put one layer very carefully on a April 22, 1030; Kan Francisco earth­ by the various clubs of the county, Dr. and Mrs. D. D. Walton and j---------------- * • * -------------4 t baking powder. perfectly flat round dish. Spread quake, April 18, HMM; Jefferson's for $1.50. We sell them final awards to be made at the an ­ Mr.. and A JOLLY GOOD ...... Mrs L. E. Barnett were In '. -— — —— — TIME. — with red currant Jelly and place an­ birthday, April 18, 1743; Ponqc de nual county meeting. for— 1 Lansing Saturday night attending 1 Last Monday evening Mrs c. W other layer upon the first. This must Leon's discovery of Florida. April "Counsellor-at-Law." presented by Clarke threw open the doors of her served by Miss Jean Evcrliart. 3 T shortening. be spread with any good cream, va­ the Lansing Civic Players. । home to Circle No. 6 of the Metho* nilla for preference, which must be 8, 1313.—St. Louis Post-Dispatctu Attending this meeting were. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pate and son. dlst Episcopal Ladles' Aid. The .Victor Hilbert. Woodland. Mrs. R. 2-3 c milk. cold before use. place the top lay­ Laurence, and daughter. Mary EBz- rooms were lovely and hospitable [ NoshvWe Mn J P Mohler | Cinnamon. er upon this and cover with Uie fol­ Pbilippinei Costly lo U. 5. abctii.of Detroit, visited Mr. and and a beautiful bouquet of chrysan- Middleville Mrs L and 61fx together the dry ingredients, lowing icing: Middleville, Mrs. Coats L. Coolbaugh Coolbaugh nnd Mrs. E. C. Edmonds and Mias Grace themums in the living roopi and a k lra Gco coats Grove Mrs Following the war with Spain, un­ then cut in the shortening. Beat1 Mix well 4 ounces castor sugar, Edmonds over the week end cluster of lighted green candle, in x w^s aiTMn L H^k Wi -m- CRK. add milk, nnd hdd to the first the grated, rind of a lemon, whites of der the peace terms, Spain ceded to Mr. and Mrs. J. F Edmonds re- the dining room made them more'^XV 7£irL ■PU.L. r. nu.u, m.a. Marian mixture SpreadI ina shallow pan. 2 eggs beaten to a stiff froth. If pre­ tbe United States, Cuba, Puerto turned last week from a week's visit inviting. f.'„ .. .' " Goodyear. Mrs. M. J. Croas. Mrs. C. cov.er. . *“h 801 »»«’. butter and ferred the cake may be well powd­ Rico, all other Spanish Islands in with their daughter and husband. [ It was the regular monthly mect- D-Bauer. Hastings. (snrinkte sprinkle eenomu.iv generously .i.h with sugar -~4 and, ered with sugar in place of the icing. the West Indies, Guam and the | Mr. and Mrs. Earl Prase, of Cuya- Ing and twenty-seven members and - cinnamon, one teaspoon cinnamon Philippine archipelago. Tho United ' hogs Falls, Ohio. They also visited four guests were in attendance, to one-half Bake about LAYER CAKE. GIVING ADDRESSES. --- -— cup sugar.■ States, as balm to Spanish honor in relatives In Talmadge. Ohio. I When all had arrived n devotional Hon. John c Ketcham has been 35 minutes at 375 degrees, 1-2 c shortening. the matter of the Phlllpplnesfagreed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson and service was led by Mrs. Guy Kel­ busy the past week Riving addresses | 1 1-2 c sugar. iBANANA BRAN MUFFINS. Nettle June of Chicago and Mr. and ler and Mrs- w M. Jones. Then a to pay Spain 820,000.000 00 days HASTINGS at various nearby places. On Fri­ 3 eggs. A T shortening, Mrs. Tennis Kolla and Mrs. Tcnnie delicious dinner was served by the after the signing of the treaty. The day night he was at the Lakeview 1 4 t baking powder. Kolla of Los "Angeles. California, committee. Mrs. M, E. Whitman. 1-4 c sugar. . war of conquest In the Philippines school in Battle creek where he 3-4 c milk. 1 egg. well beaten. spent the week end with Mr. nnd Mrs. Dasle Crue. MUs Esther Doty To deny yourself the bene­ which followed the capitulation of spoke at their agricultural fair; on 1 t vanilla. 1 c sour milk. Emerson Stauffer and son Ron.; Mrs. , , and Mrs. George Newton. When all Monday evening he was in Kalama­ fits of comfortable vision? Spain cost thc United States as 2 c flour. 1 c prepared bran. laid and Mr. and Mrs. Alcld 8taufBtauf- had been utlaflcd and thc dishes If relief were not readily zoo at a’Round Table-Conference on Cream the shortening and add the much In life and effort aa the whole No Positiv* Proof of 1 c flour. fer and family. On Sunday all en- and tables put away, one of the Vocations, sponsored by the First sugar, then the beaten egg yolks. of the major war with Spain. From 'S ’ " 1 , ,* I™? A ' “ a M" •> »»»» .irr«<l « join „„ cult U> find and costly It Mankind's Original Homa [Presbyterian church. His subject Mix and sift the flour and baking February 4, 1899. to June 80 of the I Mr .ndX W. □. o< nd.. “ • Government »r.to Tonlub. would be another matter. was Service.'' Tonight <lu,y ,n,uaica- I* powder and add alternately with the same year natives thinned out Amer­ Tbe mere fact that primitive 1 t baking powder. Aitv Tnrt ’ unoincr' The chairman, Mrs. M. E. Whit-I Mr. Ketcham rocs to Bellevue to milk. Add flavoring and fold In thc ican ranks by killing 225 men and loon 1-2 c cliopixjd banana. iRan r*lt.v City. Tnrt Ind.. r-arn* came tn to Hastings man. then called thc meeting to or- (speak at a newly organized Brothstiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in Cream shortening and sugar; add j | Thursday after their daughter, who der yor a business session. Reports erhood officers and wounding 1357. to spare. And the coat has been saying saviiur with her grandpar grandpar­ , wen? |ans made ------------------------egg. milk and bran and let standi' three layers in a moderate oven, 375 were read read and and p plans made for for future future cannot be compared to the (degrees F, 20 minutes. When cool while measuring remainder of in-> ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Severance. _______ party in ENJOY "HARD TIMES" vergent descendant! of some c®»* Severance, work and for U1C Christmas (put together with chocolate filling, gredlcnts. sift flour with soda, salt Iwhlle thev were enjoying a trip ! December. will be benefited for the PARTY AT CHURCH. or use any desired filling and frost­ | through t)ie south. Mrs. directed qirccica by —-- Severance — -| ---------short - , „song auullservice nuiia service ny Young lire Married I uuiia niaincu ----- powder. .Cut - banana in — ing. .......... Thc people's rmpu Club and baking James Monroe was born April 28, In w — ■ ,, , returned to Indiana with them and Mrs . Dasle waa rnJo . Td and o f the Methodist Sunday School held «malI pieces and add to sifted dry ------- uuon.- vruv wus rnjuyva ana Uie Mcinoaui ouuua) ocnuoi iiciu ------ . .. — -.j 1758, In what has been called the Is enjoying watching thc b^ b-, a dellahtfui delightful meeting meeting last Tuesday 1 Ingredients. mgredlenta. Add to first mixture and the building of new new books were promlscd t0 k GRAHAM NUT MUFFINS. evening In thc church parlors. 45 '•«** untU flour disappears, a pier to which they are bringing ready for our next meeting 1 c sifted flour. been the home of so many distin­ differentiated In the proc— ef six of the model homes from the j Mr„ KeUer lo entef,_ being present. This was a "Hard ln m45fd muffin tins In a OPTOMETRIST 1 c graham flour. guished Americana. Thia particular their evolution. Hence the toot ot 'Worlds fair on a b«lte to place on tainment and she wa« assisted by Times" party and some of the cos- <00-degree oven for 20 to 25 minutes, 1-2 c sugar. Pbon. 2634 Hasting. section of Virginia was the birthBeverly Shores on Lake Michigan.'-----Mix-------------Brozak They ■ottered ——-■several ----- • tum-s showed considerable poverty. 1 egg beaten. BANANA PASTRIES. that nona of these three The "House of thc Future” Is one of interesting games which the Circle Mrs. Charles Faul was awarded the • 1 c milk. Roll plain pie pastry quite thin them. aides Monroe. Washington waa played and hoped to enjoy again women's prize and John C. Ketcham Land cut Ut rectangular shapes. Peel 4 T melted butter. born at Wakefield, between Bridges very won the men's prize for the most I, sometime. And so ended 3 t baking powder. and cut bananas crosswise and place liappy evening. annronrlatc costumes. Games were < creek and Pope's creek, nnd here on Inal home of mankind. 1-2 c walnuts, coarsely broken. 1 l salt. leach plc^e of pastry. Sprinkle over the original site a mansion-house of FAREWELL SURPRISE PARTY. SIR flour once, measure, add gra­ the dimensions of the house In in Rhodesia the fossilized skull ot NEW IDEA CLUB. 111 *bout one teaspoon of sugar and Friday evening, Nov. 16. Mrs. John ham flour, baking powder, sugar. which Washington was bom and a primitive type of man which may The New Idea Club held IU an- |*Jew Rnll ^‘naria up Robinson of Carlton Center, held u> PMU>;. laoUKnlM ediu .n3 “'h “J "!lx " "* ““ u.,m uvth'r . “ . fork.» Hour, bmlux which was burned In 1780, has been a surprise party in honor of her nual auction at the home ot Mrs. F. wrilM constructed by the Wakefield Na- world until comparatively recent mother. Mrs. Clara Belle Hilburn. William. Nov 14. 1934. A fish pond IW In kaklnit P.n .nd In , tlboal Memorial association. added much to the merriment of the Aimes; but whether the actnal exam­ »ho Is leaving, soon to spend the I« «<■„ lioo to US r , tor ple of Rhodesian man whose rewinter In Texas. About,50 invited evening. Light refreshments were oven. 425 degrees. F.. about 25 min­ 10 to IS minutes or until . tight guests were present. They walked served. A nice collection of canned brown. Serve hot with orange sauce. 1utes. o In on her unaware and it was a Irults. vegetables and Jellies were TINTED LIME CREAM. complete surprise. The evening brought for the hospital as Is our certainly represents an extremely ORANGE SAUCE. 1-3 c evaporated milk diluted with ber Is required to sign the Roll of was spent in playing cards. Head usual custom at this time of year. prizes went to Mrs. Hilburn and Our next meeting will be the Parliament. The paper! compris­ possibly near akin to the Heidel* 2-3 c sugar. 2 beaten eggs. :Roy Allerdtng and consolation to Christmas party at the home of our ing this roll are kept permanently j Mrs. Henry Williams and Wm. president. Mrs. Dorothy Tudor. 3-4 c boiling water. In the two boxes on the table. By Germany In 1007. This blxarre 1-8 t salt. I Savacool. Refreshments were serv1 egg yolk, slightly beaten. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. tradition, the prime minister always 1 pkg lime gelatin. I cd about ll’P, M. Mrs. Hilburn 1-2 c orange Juice. Mrs. Chas. Beckwith and Mrs. occupies the scat which faces the nltely distinct from all < 1 c boiling water. | has made many friends In Carlton 2 T lemon Juice. box at the right of the speaker and type! ot extinct uian.1-8 l salt. Who wish her a Joyous trip and va- Zara Boulter entertained al the Granted rinds of 1-4 orange and home of Mrs. H. A. Wiley Friday aft­ targe boxes 33c 1-4 t almond extract. —also by tradition—he uses the box Times. j cation. 1-4 lemon. ernoon honoring the tetter's mother. 1 t vanilla. as a means of emphasizing his Mix cornstarch, sugar and salt. Mrs. Milo Partridge. Eighteen ladles b... 19c Heat the diluted milk in the top views. Marks of the signet ring ANDERSON—COLE. were present. Bunco and Pit fur- ■Add boiling water and cook until of a double boiler. Remove from heat Moderalsan’s Bagtaaiags I A pretty wedding ceremony was worn by Mr. Gladstone are to be clear, stirring constantly. Place over nished the amusement and refresh1 and stir in the eggs, sugar, and oneI performed on Saturday afternoon. We call those thing! mo.tara water and—continue cooking menu wvrv uirnu were acivvu. served. ,-nia. Mrs. rBiviiusv Partridge hot -- ------ -------.......... — — ------- n •five — eighth teaspoon salt. Return to, seen on this box—showing the I November 17. nt the parsonage'of was presented a lovely 34 piece set: "Mutes longer, pour hot mixture which ire wldaty characteristic 2 boxes 19c “ force" of his aigumenta! — Mont ­ and coox cook until mixture [ er ana • • I the Presbyterian church when Hugo bf dishes. All departed wishing Mrs. [ ovc[ W yoUc and beat well. When double boiler our contemporary WMtera type ot silver spoon. Add vanilla H'm'a1F. Anderson and Miss Joyce G. Cole, Partridge many more happy birth- parttally cnoled cooled, . add nnd will coat a iu— —- ------- —----- Z_ . hh fruit Juices hiW. .nd dvlllMtloo. Tbe thing! which make | both of Hastings, were united In rinds. Cool. Makes one and one- and chill. Dissolve the gelatin In the boiling water, add one-eighth tea-1 | marriage by the Itev. John Kltchhalf cups of sauce. those which distinguish dur day spoon salt and the almond extract. Ing. The bride wore a brown wedANCHOR CLASS MEETING. The buffalo la given the credit of from medieval Europe. Feudal gov­ Chill until mixture begins to thick­ .dlng dress with burncl orange trlmBANANA CREAM PIE. The Anchor class of the Methodist en. then place In ‘ bowl ’ of* crocked ■’*'* belns a real native American," but ernment gave way to nstloMl Imlngs. site was accompanied by Sunday School. Mrs. Guy Keller, 6 bananas. 3 regular boxes 25c —.J beat with a ro- the bison Is no more so than tbe slates, ths unity of medieval Chris­ 1 c heavy cream, whipped. Mrs. Cecil Munton. who wore a teacher, met with Miss Freda Bump tary egg beater unUl thick and fluf- pronghorn antelope which to not so tianity was broken by ths Protestant 1 T powdered sugar. 8°wn of green crepe trimmed with on Friday night, assistant hostesses 2 Urge boxes 15c of 1 baked 9-inch pie shell or six fy. Then beat In the cold custard. | W|delr knowlk Fom1I (ecru lace. After a brief wedding being Misses Ba'bara Crook and Chl1' “™ l”*1""* »«»»■>. -I—. »Ut. tour Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will Ruth Hall. Games were played and tart shells. Urge box 19c serves six. 1 ..._ _ . take up their residence in Hastings. after discussing several items of 1-2 t vanilla. veloped In science, SerfiJora dlsaped to the comparatively few living The custard must be watched * — ■ — — Slice bananas. Mix whipped business, refreshments were served, carefully and not cooked too long Pronghorn antelopes hava been CO-OPERATIVE CLUB. cream, powdered sugar and vanilla. in — western North Amer­ — ------------------I Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Townsend en­ A very enjoyable time |s reported. Fold In bananas. Fill baked pie or because this will cause it to crudle. found only *" ica and in Mexico. It therefore tertained the OA-openstlve dub on BIKTIIDAY DINNER. tart shells with banana cream mix­ If It should curdle, beating wiUi Saturday evening with a coopera­ ________________ to consider the Ing was Invented. Since these meveMr. and Mrs. Ermont Newton en­ ture. Sprinkle with grated, unsweet­ an egg beater will restore the smooth seems reasonable tive dinner at slx-lhlrty. Those tertained at dinner Sunday compli­ ened chocolate If desired. Serves six. texture although the mixture will be American prongbora as distinctively present were Dr. and M” Harry mentary to Mrs. Mary Corner, the thinner. American, both In Its origin and it Imus and two daughters of Ionia, occasion being her birthday. Ten BANANA TOAST. MARSHMALLOW MINT SAUCE. hab,taL Cut slices of’ bread one-quarter Mr. and Mrs. R. o. Jeffries and son. guests were present and the guest yean a* marking the iransRto* Harold Jeffries, and Mr. and Mrs. of honor was the recipient of some Inch thick. Spread lightly with but-, Reuben pse and son of Lowell and lovely gifts. ter. then coVfr each slice with a Plant Wennd CtiiM Swelling ern Europe Is 8 marshmallows. layer of sliced bananas. Sprinkle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gammage of Moat any sort q| wound received Tribune. . 1 e«g white, beaten stiff. with sugar and brown delicately un­ Grand Rapids. The evening was GANTON—CRANDELL 1 drop oil of peppermint, green • by a treb or plant wJH cause a swell­ spent with visiting and general MUs Mary Crandell and Mervln der •broiler." color. ! Ing. Of tbe IhoMaads of galls, good time. J. Oanton of WUUamston were unltMake a thin syrup of the liugnx which affect pearly, all forms of MEAT LOAF. 2 lbs. ground beef. U AND I CLUB. and water. Cut the marshmallows In I plant Ufa, ibe greater number are MelhoUUt parsonage, Sunday eve­ I This Wednesday afternoon Mrs. ning. Nov. 18, 1834. .by Rev. E. L. 1 lb. ground fresh pork. quarters and add to the syrup. Pour caused by animal parasites, rape C- 0. DeCou Is hostess to She U and Crocker. 1 t salt. the mixture over the egg white lean Itablta Health I.bridge chjb at her iwmc on W. Pepper. v gradually, beating vigorously. Add Social Events and Personal Mention Wet __ :t‘— ■ 69c Helpful Suggestions *1.95 Men’s Trenchcoats kins is .’2“ ’3" ’1" Slips s' ■ *4.50 .nd *4.95 JACKETS Pure Gum Rubber Ball Band Rubbers *1.39 Clothing and Shoes for Men and Boyi Why Do Yqu Coutinue L. V. BESSMER s s d­ in c LOW PRICES FRIDAY, NOV. 23: SATURDAY, NOV. 24 Butter a 31c CHIPSO 2 4 FELS SOAP GLOSS or CORN STARCH 3 RICE CR1SPIES 25c Cocoa :s idU8 ip- c OXYDOL > IODIZED SALT IVORY FLAKES =MEAT SPECIALS = SWISS STEAK BEEF ROAST 15c Try Oar Strictly Fresh Home Made Sausage E Wo Dolivor Tho BIG-Littlo Storo Phom 2491 C. H. & W. L. HINMAN (Walnut St. • BRIDGE—LUNCHEON. Mrs. Charles Potu entertained at a delightful bridge-luncheon on Sat­ I Mrs. Harry Baldwin will enterurday. covers being laid for twelve. .tain the members of the Y M L. Top scores at bridge were made by | Club’ on Thursday with a one O'clock Mrs. Burr VonHouten and Mrs. pot luck luncheon. Richard Oroos. small onion chopped. -2 c-tpilk. -3 c tomato catsup. t Worcestershire sauce, slices salt pork. the Brccnflavoring 8 and tint a delicate j। net or ina higher punts name This mint sauce is excellent served ' 6all»- Thow can..-! by Inserts an over chocolate Ice cream. The pap- the «ak produce coiaaurclal dyes, permint and the green coloring may tanning ck«mlc»U sod lagredlents otherdnsaerU. �1 THE HASTINGS BANWOt, WEDNMDAT, NOVEMBER 21. 2934 ORBON F. FISHER, M. D. ASSOCIATE OF . W. WOODBURXR. M. D, V WANTS i ONE OENT^ WORD. NO ADVER- GEO. M. NEWTON oalrtnl. C far Old 0 Our Service PROTECT You Conatanlly Adiutt Fairly Pay Promptly CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. BODY GLASS Installed while you wait New and Used Laorel Heating Stove (or Sale ► GLENN F. LAUBAUGH ► Phone 2637 11 -‘a Lotb.r Dr.rr ItaxihO I.Al»V PART ?*. nr-frrr.4 Lir ■ u-rraior « •tnall •» .«,!> rn. lajin.lr, pTi>imvnt. ?<•>■■«•» Boaad iurniabrj. 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Finder i.tra.e rriuri. 1 11 a n .rr ..ff.r, l..l,..r.l rea.rl II — 1 FOR HALF l i.r.al.t l...ter with ■ io IF. rare ln.rn.re nJfl F M.d.ana. 112 1 GEFHF Full rilANKM.IVISi. 1 ite-.1 ... alter Phone :u-2 Edarin FOlt *AI.F 7*. I....I..I. r.ro V —.■.—.. r..a. f,.r >. .Irli.rinr Herman 1 ■ 1 ! E. II. LATHROP. Admlnhtrtor. |.ail-rh IC.i.ite ■ 'll I I-. '..II >1■ ■ 1 Ml..- U-.k Nwhviile. *« mile south of Morgan Ftell Vnlli'l. ... H.on111* ..Id flllr rarh Out 11-21 F..1..T Pl.o.r 71- F-. I.KItesI l> III ! Ka l-.r--. ... ,..r Wh.te । pohia Uai M.K.PtMM. Dead Stock Removed! • rBEE of charge call JAMEl LIAMS K R No fl. HuUuca. WANTED Kmele eai.er.rn.ed Ite rn.ir.ti. F-r £*l- 14 h-r enrrne. 11..r. J..nr. lluk-n < ....... (.favne I 1 .1 KALAMAZOO RENDERING PLANT t pay the telapboor cbatsn Call Collect TO ACCOMMODATE Of Rx CUS­ TOMERS we will pay HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for your Livestock Yards. ALLEN BEHLER. OWEN STECKLE. Mgr. STEADY WORK-GOOD PAY RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call wanted to hi•> hone r\ "ii"7i ...r— I. — —.. nia,.l— 1 F1V. (r.ltlte 1 for ..I.. Al... . ■ oU.,. 1—>1. ->■>.. ■l.l. (i.Ilr.ro.. 1’.tl: stir ton Homer Flower and Bernice for a —B—■ DONT PAY TOO MUCH. VENUS’ ATMOSPHERE Old •‘Chained Libraries* day meeting —Pearle Bagley, Secy Blind Find Protection f'DAKlf'C DDHTDAUC Money ln B sufficient amount to rKUxjKAIYij meet man’s needs is very necessary. ( in Sensation of . IS CARBON DIOXIDE Time •pcnt in earning money which Tear Is ths agency that prevents U not 'needed is wasted. There Is j Venus, the nearest neighbor of the blind people from ninnldg Into ob ­ there have been book thieves. And WELCOME QBANGE. , such a thing as paying too much for '*rth In the solar system, has an atjects In their path, according te a In medieval times, when books were mTIi J0" money. What good is a million mosphere around it which apparbulletin of the Better Vision Insti­ rare and valuable, libraries took no i.'re. dollars to you when your friends enlly consists entirely o.*.arbon dltute. Tb« researches of Dr. Vladi­ chances with would-be "borrowers," ‘*kr“ peek at jtu through glass and mur- oxide, the common gas which bubmir Dolansky, a blind Polish scl- but chained their volumes and man­ Irud mur. Doesn't he look natural?" j blea out of soda wsler, according to j enlist, published In the quarterly uscripts securely .to their shelves. 1 Many a man. believing that the; experiments completed last week by accumulation of money is thc.meas- Dr. Arthur Adel, of the University ot ' printed for the tfllnd In braille. Several of these “chained li­ : LEAF ORANGE | proves that a sensation akin lo fear braries" still exist In England, but " • ure of ability, has struggled all his Michigan physics department. onlrr Hf® to arrive, and then finds that. The existence of carbon dioxide — ' sffecta the thousands of hair foil!- among them the one at Hertford nl.«b<.' b.m that there u nowhere else to go. *** Arst indicated in 1932 by photo-, Tornadoes, Fires, Hurricanes, elea which cover the face and body. cathedral Is unique In several ml »■ «'•. The place he has arrived at isn't graphs taken by Dr. W 8. Adams' • — - • — taJ, t|W bulletin, and causes the wayi ■“ . Floods, Epidemics, Make ‘uii’n.b one--two—three with some ot th J and Dr Theodore Dunham of Mt. feeling of tingling lhat a blind per­ It is definitely one of the oldest— t .id places he parsed by when thc "Go Wilson Observatory. Using an ar- 1 Record of Year son has when be approaches an ob­ It Is still a moot point whether It '•** (Slow" sign meant nothing to him. rangement of apparatus whlth dujf*.. ject unexpectedly. This reflex only dales from 1304 or 1500-snd with While it is yet time suppose we all Heat's atmospheric conditions on the occurs when the blind person Is mA Ita nearly 1.500 tethered volumes Is ' decide not to be tn such a hurry nor planets. Dr. Adel reports that the ■ ii’.v f.ii liitAsnr. A history of tho disasters In the consciously aware that he is In . so busy. That we will lake time to outer layers of gas around Venus | by fur the largest of the chained 11enjoy the pleasant things of life os contain as much carbon dioxide by United States In any . . year la written danger. The contracting of the hslr we come to them. That we will give weight os the total weight of the manually by the American Red Cross, follicles Is something like the bria One of the largest of the other > generously of our time to our fellow 'srth'a atmosphere, approximately according to Chairman John Barton tllng of a cat attacked by a dog. ’ men who toll alongside us on this 'l® plus 15 zeros tons. Payne, commenting on the report for or of a horse which has smelled a chained libraries In England Is. as It happens, also at Hereford, In the Journey, and by so doing, we will all Working in cooperation with Dr. (h# ending June 30. »234. which wolf. Church of All Saints there. It han be greatly benefited-By Claudius E. v M SHpher. of theLowell OtecrWashlngtoa. 373 chained books. But In Hereford Wade. Chicago Ivatory. vatory, whose spectroscopic photouceu *** waamaiwa. -------- graphs of the. planets suggested “Because of the charter provision 'Because ot the charter provision their eyes nre without tills sixth cathedral upward of 430 books never 'graphsthe I SOUTH THORNAPPLE. 'presence presenc of the gas. the same appar- I which places upon the Red Cross tho sense." continues the bulletin. "Four Imd been unchained, and .mors IhaM The Gates school, with Mrs. Ha-'atus was used recently to sliow that responsibility for disaster relief, our out of ten of them do not even have 1,000 chalna which had been taken zel McCaul as teacher, will give a Jupiter. Saturn. Uranus and Nep- workers • — chapter and staff aro noti••­ the common sense to know that off books In the dart century WhtsJ play Friday evening, time 8:30. the tune have atmospheres consisting fied of all calamities ot storm and the|r eyes themselves need assistsuspended from the celling In rows. title js ' School Days" EverybodyTchlefiy of methane. On the earth fire and flood." ho continued. “Tho Moreover, by a piece of great good p itI1D CUVe come. There will be no admission, this appears as marsh gas and In emergency period may prove lo be fortune, the brasa clips by which C/a UKLtlLo although a collection will be taken, coal gas Earliest Periodicals tho chains had been fastened to the -------- \ . : ■ ■■ rj Everybody will be welcome | The equipment used by Dr. Adel Is brief. In cases where the victims • Mrs James McCrea entertained j known as an "absorption cell" and Is have tholr own resources to draw on. The beginning of the periodical books had been thrown Into an old :rbon st united brethren her children from Chicago over Sat- the largest In the world. Under na- While it lasts, however, whcther.lt wns In the Seventeenth century, box and so preserved. Consequent­ -CHURCH. Urday und Sunday |tural conditions, light travels from brings the Immediate need ot food, when In 1018 catalogues of books ly, It has been possible to rectialn E B arietta. D. D.. Putor. Miss Anne Peterson wlio has spent (the sun to a planet, from which it L< clothing end shelter for the homo- ; were Introduced. In IMS the Jourail the booka In tbe library almost ; some time in Chicago has returned reflected out Into space, a portion ot less, or entails a program ot invos- I uni des Notvana was printed In precisely as they wore originally.— to her home here on the farm. | it reaching thc earth. Because the ligation and rehabilitation, tho Red France, nnd In the same year Acta New York Times. Mrs. Simon and son. Billy Simon, gases surrounding a planet atrfirb Cross Is tho official director ot all | I*ti)losophlca. These might be said of Middleville spent Sunday at the certain wave lengtlis of the sunlight, j to be tbe parents of the |>erlodlcal. home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B astronomers find the light from the relief." A great variation In type, and In I70D the Tntler was established, Johnson. i planet lacking in these wave FREE METHODIST CHUHCH. Early medieval chairs were really ------------- . .------ ;-----. I lengths wiien examined wills the a wide geographical distribution, 1711 the Spectator, 1712 the GuardSo we are to have electric money? .spectroscope. Knowing what gases characterise the 103 disasters re-’ Inn and 1710 the Examiner. "In small chests with removable backs But wa^, shall we use to get It ohm? ,absorb out Blven WBVe lengths, they ported last year. Tornadoes, hurrl- 1782 the North BrRon appeared and and ■nwpleces, writes Estelle H. can legitimately suspect these gases canes, hailstorms and other storms In 17111 the Gentleman's Magazine. Illes In "Mother-Wit." later these COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS on the planet made up almost on« half ot the total. It was In Imitation of the latter became permanent parts and were ; Proof of these observations Is usually very high at the back and 'provided by the absorption cell. The Especially numerous were tho tropi­ magazine that Benjamin Franklin founded the General Magarino In Hn laboratory set-up at the University cal storms which swept in from the ■ APTIST ClIUn.CH. fur ornamental purposes, but for of Michigan consists of/a tube 25 sea to the Atlantic and Gulf Coast Philadelphia. One of the most nota­ B. J. Adeock. Mlateter yards long. Into this Is pumped the region. There were 21 storms of thia ble early attempts of the publica­ protection against drafts. Such ■ » School ■ suspected gas at about 50 atmos- type, establishing new record for tion of the magnxlne In tills coun­ form wns essential to comfort tn -o 'pheres pressure, giving approximate- frequency. try was Hie Pennsylvania Mugnslne. medieval dwellings In northerly clt)y as many molecules of the gas as 1 j,*ext |n number to storms wero 1775-8. This waa tbe Joint work of . Jwould b« found in > UUeker. but for dtaut„, ot n„. th, „ for their crude structure and illRobert Alkln and Thomas Paine. ", more rarlfled layer of planetary at- Red Cro .. . . .. . fitting doors and window casings J. mosphere. a beam of Ughtslmllar to ,, . . . .... did nut keep out the gusts of wind n «*. sunlight. U then shot down the tube -5 “rM ln ‘n® United States and In■TATE OF MICHIGAN. lhat View through every crevice. J! yards through the gas. Al the end of I pose.slons, Tho meet spectacso i its trip It Is passed through a specwas the Chicago stockyards b troscope and photographed When fire, where Red Cross workersar- i>r<>hai> photographs arc achieved dupllcat- rived shortly after thc Are started, .......... Ing tiwise taken by the analysis of administering rsllof until tho ctnerthe planet's own light, proof Is | xency period passed, giving first aid » 4be i»«tl*r of th. mate of Chi । To the members of the Republlestablished of the nature of the— to about 1,000 persons, • can County Committees of tho planetary atmosphere and calcula- , OUHEH Foh'I'l'IILICATinN. । Floods caused serious damage In । n>«i < nmpanr ••? Fourth Congressional "district and to tlons allow its density or weight some sections, 17 calling for Red inc tiled In «rt it. ,».||||..» pr.rina Uy. vol4.rd of that district: ■ iHrnta in wrillns. I»«r FARMERS* CLUB. ( Cross relief. Three explosions were Let me thank you for the consid­ The Pine Lake Farmers' Chib .reported and three epidemics of ma­ eration given me throughout the 5T JOHN S LUTHERAN MISSION il 2*> met with Mr nnd Mrs Ernest Hall,, larla and typhoid fever. A school bus district, where I was permitted to * J" Saturday evening. Pesident Lee wreck • - was one of tho year's trage­ speak. .1 "p NottihRhatn called thr meeting to dies for which Red Cross funds wore For the support given al the jwlls order nt promptly 8 30. by sinking needed for relief and rehabilitation. and to assure you that I will be [{j1,” 1 "America, the BnuUful" and ieglad, whenever possible, to do what "Technique acquired by the Red 10 so peatlng thc lord's prayer After I cap to maintain those principles Cross in these disasters and the FIRST CHUKCH OF CHRIST. 7 , a short business meeting Dorothy SCIENTIST which guarantee us a government 1 Ford took charge of the program. hundreds of others we have handled under our Constitution. singing "Onward. Christian Sol­ is at the service ot the public," said. "To make Sincerely yours. diers." . Chairman Payne We are very fortunate In having 'h,« P°«rible the disaster relief serAdv CLARE E. HOFFMAN.. newcomers to our community. Mel ' *’co *las Issued a manual containing Mead and family, who are mnsl- *Instructions * “ ‘for chapters *■ * ‘Interested ‘ ‘ UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH clans Their, first number was "The In advance preparations for emer­ IN CHRIST Old Ruttged Cross." sung by Mr gencies. Disaster institutes were NOTICE TO CMDnOIl Mead and small daughters. Elsie. held last year in 28 strategic lw .. locaBiltlaora Church. Opal and Joan, and small son, Rob- Uon, to enab(o Retl Cf0M Bnd c,t|c RED CROSS RELIEF GIVEN TO VICTIMS IN 103 DISASTERS Let MeThankYou Hlgk-EnKleetr II SI . L (».. roll r..en Mr*k Phone **a — Vf mi- . |1 31 experienee or capital needed. Write , today. MeNESS CO.. Dept. B. Free- | port. Illinois HASTINGS PARISH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Hoed. Guaranteed .. Truss .. . Fitting Service — FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. anteed to hold the rupture and we keep it In proper adfeature "Selective Presaare Control' CARDS of THANKS Tbe Prescription Drug Store •- A. LjIAKKER. Propr. HASTINGS MICHIGAN HASTINGS CITT MISSION 666 LIQUID . TASLSTS COLDS ih.r.ol. FEVER Hwidred headacmes FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. E, O MeSharry. Pul RallSAira S02 South Hu HASTINGS MARKETS ". .jliquda WESLEYAN METHODIST CITUBCH ril CLOVEBDALE EVANGELICAL CHURCH neigh The plnon tree attains a height of ert-foothlil tree occurring on mesas and mountain slopes and rides of canyons at elevauons between 5.0OT and 0,000 feeL Women outnumber men la Was!, tagtoo, D. Q • East Bound Train" with violin and guitar accompaniment. j Topics of interest were given by | Ell Lindsey He spoke of the trend ' io oo of national affairs and fears die- ! to 00 tatorial power He spoke also of |O oo Huey Long and the power he Is । exercising In Louisiana. He feels I Jo oo 1 that affairs are getting really serl- | io no ous and we have much cause tor io no I concern. He also spoke of the pro- I posed legislation for Nebraska In 1B36 They propose to have a non­ partisan, one-chamber legislature Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop favio no moo 1ored us with two beautiful selec10 no tiona. "He Quiets the Storm” and 10 00 ,. in oo "Just for Today." moot ...... Attorney Arthur Stratton of Kaiio m , amaxoo introduced He -------- was —- then ------ ------------------1 13 iU!eJNc’! , Deal a New Deal?* He pointed out । that similar conditions io those that ' ।exist today existed aftermost of the (exist today existed aftermost of the (early wars There were depressions. and Indebtedness. He spoke of the historical background of our pres­ ent conditions He went through the presidential administrations, comparing bills that were Introduc­ ed and affairs ot those administra­ tions. He feels that President Roosevelt Is sincere In his efforts and that he. the same as Theo­ dore Roosevelt, tried to better con14 oo» oo from ditions for the common man. Cor­ porations haven't been real honest and have had too much control. They did the same tn history. He spoke of the present swing of the pendulum to the left arid it is stead­ ily going to the left, but Roosevelt will have to turn to the right. He fee Is that the President would take the middle course but Is surround­ ed by men who make It Impossible for him. Our problem is to stem leg­ islation. He feels Roosevelt would steer s conservative course and that big business should be regulated. Jjut that doesn't mean that the gov­ ernment need interfere" There was a question in his mind as to wheth­ er the things being proposed were, new. The same things have hap­. . pened before. Attorney Stratton, like so manyt successful men. started as a farm lad with an ambition and determi­ nation to be a lawyer. Though the path was a rough one he Is attaining his goal and has every, quality of a successful lawyer and man He ad­ vised parents to make work for chil­ dren as attractive as possible, whether it was on the farm or tubes ,lbl° en>«gencle. In their C0|Dn’UDltlesSupport of tho disaster relief actlvltles of the Red Cross conics from the annual foil call held each year from Armistice Day lo Thanksgiving ' WARD BAINE StSuuSL First aid certificates were Issued by the Rud Cross last year to 120.­ 972 persons who finished-----------------the courso ■ jf if Instruction put on by the chapters, chapters. Included In nils list were more than 70,000 foremen, time clerks and other key employes on Federal Ctvtl — ■ p.MJCOO.. Works projects. ruiiuci Further vTiueucn evidence ot the <o’«rnment'i endorsement o( „„*• i. ‘ , fl"t *d P 11 found„ *“ pro,cct* undcr Cross chapters, at tbe request of the War Department, are giving first aid Instruction in CCC camps. yVhore it has been requested by Army engineers tho same Instruc­ tion is also made available to key men working on federal water'con­ servancy and flood control projects. ■1 War Veterans’ Problems Increase Lairt year American Red Cross chapters dealt witlwtbo problems of ' nearly 400,000 veterans and their families. Tho workers find that as 1 tho years go on their responsibility Increases rather then decreases. : Changes In legislation, tbe increaaquent Increase In physical ills, bring new needs for sympathetic treat­ ment by trained Red Cross workers. In addition to thia service to voterofficial medium between the people and the men in military and naval service, giving aid through this urvtrn ...» In aua — service laat last year to a6.871 men in the army, navy and marine corps. Phone 2270 Flowers. The perfect Gift for the Thanksgiving Hostess A lovely bouquet or potted plant will be a thpughtful, gracious manner for expressing your appreciation mums Large, gorgeous blooms for stunning center­ pieces or tiny, dwarf ones for table decorations, are especial­ ly suitable at this time of year. Busy Year for Volunteers Rod Cross volunteers made nearly five million garments last year; they prepared 642466 pages ot handtranscribed braille and 114,711 by the duplicated process; 16.121 Christmas bags. 6.676,821 surgical dressings and 18.476 layettes were prepared, and many other valuable community services were reported by chsptar volunteers. iVrrted" | what their ambitions are and enThe Romans made the first road •upp«rt*4 b, courage them in that tine. If they ■ijMrB al • oo have a real ambition they will atat­ map as such. It showed the path­ tain their goal. way of travel from England to tbe The Mead family again favored mouth of the Ganges IrT India, the us with “Home on tbe Range" and forerunner of the motorists* guide, FOR HALE OR THADEProdigal 8on." After singing "Ood later these same "road maps'* were Be With You." we were dismlsaed made for the benefit of the Crusad­ by repealing the watchword. •it ers. one oflhe best being by the . navlv fwonUt. r*r««, We are Invited to meet Saturday. Mn. Freak liaaa, foe W St. Albans monk, Matthew Paris be to teach the fanners golf. Clyde Wilcox The Florist HASTINGS, MICH TELEPHONE 2530 Fear �Wednesday, Nov. 21,1934 | THE HASTINGS BANNER HUSTINGS H Gil HL FORENS C ASSON. Upon ths shield, Is 0 Inches in di­ EXPECT MORE PEOPLE ameter. three-eighths of an inch thick, and is cast of solid bronze WILL LIVE ON FARMS 'with all lettering artistically emtxMaed. Thc Detroit Free Press will ReaiOnable to Make Plans on also present a bronze label button or pin, a replica of the University Present Basis Bather Than of Michigan Wall Plaque Trophy, to.Dream of Past COMPETING IN STATE­ to each debater participating in an Definite Indications that the pop­ elimination debate. " WIDE DEBATING CON­ ulation on farms will be greater in The great majority of the schools the next 10 years than It has been TESTS will uhold their- .............. flrat debate on No­ in the decade were pointed vui out ---- ------1,10 past uix.ut vember 23. Three other- state-wide by speakers al the conference of agALBERT BECKER TO debates on December 14. January, rlcultural agents at Michigan state DIRECT STUDENTS' 11. and January 2S, will complete ‘ College. the preliminary series. A number Two main causes for the reversal of sectional debating leagues have of the migration to the cities were rralimlnuy Sari., Open, on been organized again In various !cited. Many people who moved from Mor. 23—Winners to parts of the state for purposes of‘farms to towns where they found Conducting Uie preliminary series,'employment are now back in their Beoelre Trophies The winners of these sectional ’ neighborhoods and there is little Hastings High school has become' leagues, together with the other jchafice that the older ot these peoa member of the Hastings High[ ranking schools in Uje preliminary pie will be ------—-■ ■------------■­ employed In shops again. School Ftarenslc Association andI series, will take part in the first Company policies of giving prefer­ , will take part In a state-wide com­1 debate of the elimination series on ence to young people Will prevent j petition in public speaking and de­ February ifti them finding work in cities. f bating according to an announce­ Men and women who would have In the elimination series the ’ ment.by Mr. J. H. McBurney, In-". Schools will debate among them­ gone to towns In the years imme­ • btryctor in Speech at the Univerdiately after 1929 have stayed on 'sity of Michigan and State Manager selves with the defeated schools farms because they cbfald riot find dropping out after each debate unof the Association. Mr. Albert B. ■ til only two Imdefeated schools re­ work elsewhere. Most of them will tBecker of the High school faculty have established homes or< will have will be in charge of the local con­ main. These two schools will be taken to Ann Arbor, at the expense become older than employment testants. of the University, for thc State agents desire before business again The Michigan High School For­ demands rural people in numbers to Championship Debate on April 28. ensic Association is directed by the man machines In factories. 'University of Michigan in co-oper­ Each of the six debaters partici­ Problems of adjusting the great­ pating in the final debate will be ation with an Advisory Council rep­ er number of residents on farms to resenting the Michigan Conference presented with a gold watch by The conditions as they are now face Detroit Free Press and both schools of City Superintendents, the Michi­ those who are expected to be agricul­ gan High School Principals' Asso­ will receive a Urge bronze trophy tural leaders. An Increase in the cup, one engraved First Honors, the ciation, and ti>e Michigan Associa­ other engraved Second Honora, pre­ number of producers of farm pro­ tion of Teachers of Speech. State­ sented by the University of Michi­ ducts surely will have a tendency to wide interscholastic contests will be gan Extension Division. The Uni­ Increase the amount of food stuffs conducted In debating, oratory, versity Extension Division will rec­ grown and to decrease the prices re­ declamation, and extempore speak­ ognize the success attained by the ceived for them. Much ot this In­ ing. Tiie local school will be repre­ two semi-final schools by presenting creased amount of food will be con­ sented in debating, oratory, decla*ach with a bronze trophy cup sumed if city laborers get regular 'matlon. and extempore speaking. pay envelopes. properly engraved. T» question for discussion tn the Until employment conditions im­ Each school participating in ora­ debates of the Stale Association this prove farmers will have to plan to year is the proposal that the feder­ tory. declamation, and extempore conduct their business upon a basis speaking will conduct a local con ­ al government should adopt the of getting a great deal of their liv­ policy of equalizing educational op­ test in these events and enter thc ing from their farm and ot cutting portunity through the nation by winning speakers in a subdistrict their cash expenditures to Uie least means of annual grants to the sev­ contest. The winners In each event possible amount. eral states for public elementary in the fifty subdistricts are awarded Considerable time has been spent and secondary education. This sub­ a Webster's Collegiate Dictionary in awaiting the return of conditions ject has been adopted by thirty- with the names of the winning con­ such as existed in some past period. two state high school debating testants stamped in gold on the cov­ It now seems to be the better policy er. and are entered in district con ­ leagues and will be discussed by to arrange the farm business up­ high school students throughout the tests. The Dictionary Awards a re­ on the basis of the present and what presented through the co-operation country. can be expected in the future. The debates in the Michigan High of The Detroit News. Competition Government plans for assisting School Forensic Association are In oratory, declamation, and extem­ farmers to obtain parity prices for conducted in two series; a prelimi­ pore speaking terminates wtih the their produce are to be continued nary series in which all member district contests. but these plans were announced «s schools debate al least four times, Lost year 281 Michigan high temporary when they were begun. and an elimination series which schools were enrolled in these con­ Michigan farmers will get benefit terminates in the State Champion­ tests In public speaking and debat­ payments upon wheat, com, hogs and ship Debate. The schools with the ing and over 12.000 high school stu­ sugar beets if they signed contracts 'highest percentage of victories In dents participated. The contests but it would seem to be a sane policy the preliminary debates are entered were heard by audiences estimated to look ahead and see what.might In the elimination series and award­ at 110,000 persons. Tlie final State be done to carry the farm business ed the University of Michigan Wall Championship Debate last year, if the benefits are ever discontinued. Plaque Trophy, through the co-op­ In Hill auditorium at Ann Arbor, Fundamental good farm practices eration of The Detroit Free Press. In wlilch Lincoln High school of are more essential in bad times than This trophy is In the shape of a Ferndale defeated Battle Creek in good times. Proper tillage of thc shield, the design of which was tak­ High school, was attended by an soil, use of the best varieties of test­ en'from the well-known University audience of 4.500 people. ed seeds, application of fertilizers on uf Michigan shield. Its base Is of cash crops, keeping a good supply of American walnut. 17 inches in OBITUARY. excellent livestock, and keeping a set height and 15 Inches across the top, Henry Fisher, fourth son of John and the medallion, superimposed and Jane Fisher, was born near er in any kind of economic conditions. Rochester. N. Y„ Dec. 3. 1854. He If Is more profitable to produce 100 died at his home bi Hastings town­ units on 10 acres than TOO units on OLD AGE APPEARANCE ship, Nov. 12. 1034, aged 79 years, 11 20 acres, whether it be corn wheat, mos., and 12 days He moved to Has­ or potatoes. tings with his parents when a small CAN BE RETARDED child to (Ute home across the road CHILDREN PLAN­ from the Fisher school. For 78 years (By B. A. LyBarker) NING PROGRAMS his hom« has been 'on the State Road. July 4, 1878 he was mar­ People who are particular ried to Julia Bower. To this union “Thanks for Health” Being about persona] appearance was bom one son. Lyle V. His wife should realize that In order to Featured by Michigan Julia, died June 8, 1920, and. since hold the enchanting charm of Chen he has made his home with his youth, good health should be TB Association son. Ho leaves besides this son. one maintained. No other attribute Parents of Michigan children were grandson, Max D., one great-grand ­ Is so essential to retaining tC son. Norval Henry; one brother, warned by the Michigan Tubercu­ youthful appearance and acUvllosis Association this week not to be Thomas and nephews and nieces. Bo apprehensive if little Johnny or Thc physician is the proper ploneers, one who has witnessed the Mary comes home from school pro­ guardian against premature old growth of a country from a wild fusely thankful tor a little bit ot age. But you must co-operate wilderness to Its present status. • everything, from milk to fresh air with him. He can greatly aid you In retarding the appearance A good friend, a devoted husband, “Most schools throughout thc ot old age. If you work with him. a .loyal citizen and a father who state began rehearsing their Be Just as particular about Thanks for Health' day programs recognizing the ethical pharma­ do not wish him back for life had which will be given next week, open­ cist who puts up your physi­ grown hard; but we shall miss him. ing on Thanksgiving Day." ex­ cian's prescriptions? Ethical plained Dr. Bruce H. Douglas, presi­ pharmacy is a part of medical MICH. BEEKEEPERS TO HOLD dent. science and its practice is a part. MEETING AT SAGINAW. “Part of the program is a skit In al medical practice. Michigan beekeepers will meet in which the children list all sorts of Use no drugs unless prescrlbSaginaw on December 6 and 7 for health-giving foods and activities as the 8&th annual meeting of their as­ things to be thankful for and, ac­ ■artbed. carefully compounded, sociation. The convention will have cording to reports, they are enthus­ they are a reliable ally in pre­ headquarters at the Bancroft Hotel iastically adding a lot of items from serving the freshness of youth. their own experience which are not Schmidt of Bay City, president of included in the script. And that’s This Is the sixteenth of a series the association. Most of the program something that we of the ahti-tuot Editorial Advertisements to will be devoted to methods ot im­ bcrculosls movement can be thank­ appear in thia paper each week. proving the outlet for honey and ful for, because it means our health OoprrisbL education Is taking effect*' eradication of foul brood. Health-promoting services made possible by the tuberculosis ChristIndispensable to the state's school systems by Dr. Paul P. Voelker, cute superintendent of public instruction recently when he gave his endorse­ ment to the “Thanks for Health" day program. He expressed hope lhat a larger seal sale would be realized this year tn order that even more of the much needed educational activities of tho Michigan Tuberculosis Association might be properly financed. Attention, Farmers! We are now purchasing white Peas, Beans and small Onions CEDAR CREEK. Mr. and Mn. Louie Dubois of Au­ gusta, Mr. and Mrs. W1U Coneatriet of Climax and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wertman visited at Henry Wort­ man's Sunday* * *’ *1*41 Mr. and Mrs. Young and children of Muskegon were Sunday visitors at the home of H. Leavitt and wife. We are pleased to announce that we are now contracting pickles for next season and will operate ALL OUR SALTING STATIONS in Barry County in 1935. So, in planning your crops, please bear in mind that we offer you a Hirsch Brothers & Co. JOE DE RUITER, Mfr. Hastings, Michigan — the husband, the son Jack and two Mrs. F. E. Brunner. Saturday after­ sisters. Mrs. Wynn was very active noon. In every department of the church Miss Florence Skeoch was home work and will be greatly missed, not from her school duties al Muskc- | By Home Economics Specialists only by her husband, but by the en­ tire church and community. Funeral Michigan State College Rev. F. Loomis and daughter, I services were held from the Wood­ Gaytha, and George Bassett! mo- | land M. E. church on Monday afttored to the Utter's farm near W1 liter's smoke-filled air usually means dull window-panes. Effective, ers and tho large attendance bore Smyrna Friday. Gaytha remained easily prepared cleaners have been witness of the Ijlgh esteem in which for a week's visit with her cousins, suggested by home economics ex­ Mrs. Wynn was- held. The sermon the Misses Ethelyn and Helen Earle, tension home management special­ was deUrered by the District Super­ at Symma. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Marlow and ists at Michigan state college. intendent, Dr. Hugh Kennedy. Othdaughter. Letha, of Carlton were The cleaners are made tn gallon Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. proportions. One gallon clear water were: Rev. Charles Kelsey. Rev. M P. A. Thomasis used in each one, mixed with 8 W. Duffey, Rev. F. M. Thurston, and W. E. Blssoq of Grand Rapids mo­ tablespoons ammonia, one table­ Rev. Harley Townsend- Burial was in tored to Freeport Saturday after-1 spoon washing soda, two tablespoons the Woodland cemetery. noon, bringing his mother. Mrs. Em­ ma Sisson, home after a week's vis- ' radium phosphate, respectively. it In the city. Wall paper becomes dingy at this Wynn at Woodland Monday after­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Karcher and season of the year, too. but may be noon were, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mish­ daughter. Gloria, left Wednesday cleaned according to the specialists, ler. Mr. and Mrs- John Thaler. Rev. for Merriweather, tn the extreme by a preparation consisting of two western port of the upper peninsula.' cups sifted flour, one cup warm wa­ ter. Mn. H. M Boughner. Mrs Orno This was Mrs. Karcher's former ter, two tablespoons kerosene, four £nowlea, Mrs. J. D. Cool. Mrs. M. W. home and they were called there by tablespoons ammonia, and two the death of her mother. They ex­ Messrs. Bedell and Monroe of tablespoons salt. pected- to return on Monday. Grease spots can be removed from Lowell conducted the service at The Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas and wall paper b/'placing a piece of U. B. church Sunday evening In the son, Robert. Mrs. Wanda Robinson ■ blotting paper against the spot and absence of the pastor. Rev. I. H. Os­ and daughter of Grand Rkplds, and pressing with a warm iron. For more good. who is conducting revival Rev. and Mts. Arthur Carey and stubborn spots, a paste of French services at Pleasant Valley. small son of Eaft Campbell were Rev. and Mrs. F. Loomis - were Sunday guests of the former's fathchalk or powdered magnesium, will do the work. Apply the paste to the Monday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fay Wing of Wood ­ spot, let It dry 24 hours, and brush Chester Baxter has been under ANY malt* of land. off carefully. the doctor's cure thc past week but1 Sunday guests at the home ot Mr. Only twenty-two thou­ OU paint or enameled walls, var­ and Mrs. Owen Dodge were his sons. 13 slowly Improving. James Ferguson Is in very poor nished or enameled woodwork, and sand miles; fine condiClinton Dodge, wife and children of AS LOW AS furniture may be cleaned with a Dutton and Roland Dodge, wife, and health at present. He is staying with his sister, Mrs. Estella Cress. preparation of one cup sal soda, one daughter of near Sunfield. Mr. Word from the Walton camp In cup ammonia, one cup vinegar, and Dodge is a little better at present. the upper peninsula states that the snow is gone and warm weather is be used lf»lhe surface Is not very part of the week from a hunting prevailing. Ralph Walton ssas the dirty. The solution is strongly alka­ trip near Kalkaska and brought only one to get a deer thus far and line, so it must be applied quickly, On Exchange! home a deer. they were having to eat that pretty and rinsed quickly and thoroughly Mrs. Deeda Nagler Is visiting her fast to keep it from spoiling. 3. D. with fresh water. sister. Mrs. Ella Geiger, at Quimby and Omo Knowles left-the latter Walls and other painted surfaces for a while. part of the week to Join the Walton may be sized with a glue solution Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seifert and • . prepared with one-fourth cup pow­ daughter, Dorothy, of Chicago were camp. dered glue and three cups water. guests al the Glenn. Perkins home Heat the mixture until the glue is from Friday evening until Monday the carnival staged by the High melted. Use one cup of this solu­ morning. night was a real success. The mem­ tion to one quart water. Apply aftMr. and Mrs. Wm. Irwin and bers of thc school worked hard to daughter, Wilma, of St. Johns were do not rinse. This will restore the Sunday afternoon callers at the prepare for it and were rewarded gloss. When the surface Is soiled home of Rev. and Mrs. P. Loomis. by a fine attendance. Mrs. Allen Pish and Calvin again, wash off the first film of glue Mr. and Mrs. Will Draper and in Grand Rapids on Tuesday with another solution of glue. A. I. Draper of South Boston were tending clinic at Blodgett hospital. Sunday guests of their mother, Mrs. Philip Nagler of Chicago was a FREEPORT. H. Draper. Thursday night guest at the home This community was given a se­ Rev. August Nagler of Evart called vere shock Saturday morning when on Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brunner of his father. Roy Nagler... Mrs. Brunner Is not quite so well sum of 152.10 taken In the report came that Donald Sis­ Wednesday on ills way home from son. oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ Plainwell where he luyi conducted at present. The Sunshine Club will hold a Remember the returned missionary special meeting for Mrs. s. B. Nlbbs ence Sisson. (Flossie Wills), had a funeral service. and thc Huntington College quar­ Thursday. been shot in the head and was In Wednesday evening. tette at the U. B. church Friday Pennock hospital, with little hopes Mr. and Mrs Clifton Campbell held for his recovery. According to of Dr. H. C. Peckham and Mrs. evening. were in Grand Rapids Thursday lo President Roosevelt has the story given us. Donald, with Godfrey. PLEASANT HILL. David Robinson, a neighbor lad, had The oyster supper served by th$ pute between Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Jordan aw 1dllion is much worse. gone hunting early Saturday morn­ nicely settled in their new home in Hal Hungerford of Concord was a ing. in some manner, Donald's gun, ment Wednesday evening was well Middleville. ।caller at the Clare Williams home with his afternoons. held by David while the former attended. The benefit party for Frank Travis ;Sunday. climbed over a fence, went off. the Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Bangs of De­ which was held at the Grange hall Th* alm of Internatfonallaml The Pleasant Hill P. T. A. bullet entering over thc eyes. Wc troit called on the latter's sister. was very well attended and the nice I be held this Friday evening. to Inter nationalism. understand lhat Donald was able to walk part way to his home but soon thereafter became unconscious. He was removed to Pennock hospital where X-rays showed the bullet Homemakers’ Comer talned company from Kalamazoo Bunday. • . Telephone 2649 Different Kindi of Grease to' Properly Lubricate Your Car! Special This Week One 1933 V-S Ford Coach beginning to remove from thc envelopes. BATTERIES 4X5“ FORD DEALERS Phone 2121 Hastings At last report spinal meningitis htfd set in and no hopes were held for his recovery. Donald was a member of the local High school and was outstanding for his manliness ami cleanliness. Thc entire community extends their heartfelt sympathy to thc Bisson family in their terrible tragedy and also to Davd Robinson, who although not at all to blame for the shooting Is heartbroken over the affair. During the severe electrical storm Sunday evening, lightning wrecked a transformer of the Consumers Power Co. here and plunged the entire vil­ lage. except about a dozen homes in thc southwest pari of town. In total darkness. Trouble men from Has­ tings were soon on the job and all lights were cut off to enable them to work. Some of the lights were turned on again late in the evening, others not until morning, and a few not until later in the day. Many a dusty candle and oil-less lamp were resurrected and put into use, and in many cases new wicks or chimneys were purchased Monday morning as happens again. Saturday guests of A. B. Fish and family were. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Woldring of Holland. John Fish of Lake city, F. E- Deming and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roush. Mr. and Mrs. John Fox enter­ tained at dinner Sunday their son, Forrest and wife, and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bassett of near Lake Odessa, and Robert Hanford. The occasion was the 72nd birthday of John Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nagler took their daughter, Florence Skeoch. as far as Grand Rapids Sunday eve­ ning on her way back to Muskegon to school. A special Thanksgiving program Is being arranged for the opening exer­ cises of the M. E. Bunday School next Bunday morning. At that time everyone is Invited to bring a Thankoffering which will be turned over to Clark Memorial Home at Grand Rapids and the market price will be credited on this year's ap­ portionment to the local church for contributions of fresh or canned fruit, potatoes, other vege­ tables, apples, graham flour, com meal. eggs. meat, poultry, In fact, anything that can be used tn a home like this Is acceptable. Anyone who wishes may give tn this offer­ ing. in her usual good health and had gone to Lansing about a week be­ fore to care for her daughter-in-law, and was removed to the S' LET US Get CAR READY Winter Driv: YOU NEED Winter Cold Teat Oil— You need Winter Grease in the trans­ mission, rear axle, front wheels and steering gear. We cany Cedar Creek church next Bunday Holland --evening. Everybody come. Mr. and Mrs. Orosi of Hastings latter's sister, Mrs. Allen Fish and family. Thy community waa shocked a Sunday evening. . • 'I Ouyla Pease and wife are spend­ secohd time Saturday when the ing the week with Russell Watson Lansing hospital ot Mrs. and wife of Prairieville. Lovineas Campbell and wife are Woodland M. E. church and Tanner CASH PRICE WITH A GUARANTEED MARKET! PART morning. She is survived by UNCHANGING ECONOMIC LAWS As “Time” moves on there are many changes noticeable in the affairs of “Man.” In our economic life, however, there is but little change aa far aa laws and principles are con­ cerned. * medium of exchange, the law? of supply and demand, the wrong of pyramided and fictitioua values, the saving of a part of one's income for the “rainy day,” etc.—re)main about the same as the years roil The fundamental basis of the monetary During the Past 48 Years This Bank Has Held Fast To the Established Economic Laws Which Have Proven To Be the Foundation of Real Permanence and Progress Keeping in mind its responsibility to each depositor it has followed a careful, conservative course and has tried to be as accommodating as soufid banking would permit. You are invited to become a permanent patron of thia bank. • DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation j WASHINGTON, D. C. ' CAnnn maximum insurance ccnnn ? JUUU FOR EACH DEPOSITOR J JUUU HASTINGS CITY BA TELEPHONE 2103 Capital $150,000 HASTINGS, �HIE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER tl, ISM Mr. and Mrs. Ned Goodwin have Friday Mr. and Mrs. Davldrini of Rutland «nd Mr. and Mn. mixture. This material while bread: lit, Mrs. Leon Dunning; 2nd. gone to Detroit for an Indefinite warm should be applied to the Home Economics class. Cookies: had as guests Mr. Davidson and Mr., Brb and family of Grand 1 Bennett of Bellevue and on Satur­ DISCOURAGES RABBITS ---A fthin coating wifi lazt for a full ryn Horton; 2nd, Margaret Scots­ day Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Durrett. -4-— -—' A Bonnie Tyler Is spending the week Jain: 1st. MTS father 800U- Mrs. Dixon and son and Lester Ray•rt»e OommuiJy meeting held at Agricultural Agent Gives Tip Winter and its effectiveneaa is as man. wlUt Mrs. Edith Edger In Hastings, -■ — great as that provided by a heavy man. jelly: 1st, Mrs. Scotsman; 2nd. her of Partello. on Preventing Damage Mrs. Lucy Dings. Canned string Mrs. Bess Hughes entertained while her parents are north hunt­ Everett MeCallum's Friday evening ing. was very much enjoyed. Plans tar beans: 1st, Mrs. Bowlby; 2nd. Mrs. Bunday. Mrs. Fred Coming and to Bark in Winter I has been found non-toxlc to aj^e. Kroos. Tbmatoes: lst-2nd, Mrs. Borne families from this neighbor­ the Christmas meeting have not daughter of Shelbyville and Ralph -a. pe*r. sour cherry and plum trees, hood attended the music concert in hKate-ibut wben heaVy Werc aPP,lcd Coming of Middleville. naar; 2nd. Marjorie Lammers. Mis­ Eckstrum Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Horton of Hastings Sunday. maao9 county agricultural agent, 01Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hammond and daughter jean of Battle Creek cellaneous vegetables: 1st. Mrs. Augusta spent Sunday with the lat­ fers a bit ot advice concerning the and son. Bernard, spent Simday with spent ArmUUce day with friends and considerable Injury noted the next Chester Banghart; 2nd. Mrs. Lucy ter's mother. Mrs. Ruth Hughes. damaging of trees by rabbits. relatives here. Mrs. Bernard Smith of Kalama­ Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Mohler and fam­ Consequently Mr. Olds Dings. DU1 pickles: 1st. Mrs. Peter —kxk. ’'summer. summer, oonscqi . Our local deer hunters, Archie n, Sit * "" ------ a thin application. WtbaJda; 2nd. Mrs. Pennock. Sweet zoo spent over the week end with ily In Hastings. cause consMcraoie damage io trees ' Mn. Warren Bolton entertained Woodman, Bill Hart and Julius pickles: 1st, Mrs. Scotsman; 2nd. Mrs. W. F. Smith and family. by eating the bark around the Bible study at the M. E. church the M. E. church ladles of Circle No. Maiuym arrived at their destinaUofi DELTON. ’ trunks. ter Lelnaar; 2nd. Mrs. Chas. Kahler. Frldpy night at 7:30 and choir 1 Tuesday P. M.. Mrs. Kennedy of at the home of Jay McMannus of Mr, and Mrs. John Champney Cherries; 1st. Mrs. Dunning; 2nd. practice at 8:30, same night. Mr. Olds recommends the palntHastings assisting. Twenty-eight la­ Deerton and ore having a very en­ Ing of tree trunks with a homemade and son, Marvin, from Jackson spent Mrs Eva McBain. Miscellaneous joyable time, we are anticipating Rev. Hugh Kennedy, district su­ dies were present. mixture, consisting of five parts of Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and fruits: 1st. Mrs. Dickerson; 2nd. Mrs. perintendent, of Orand Rapids, oc­ venston steak on their return. resin and one port llnsml oil. to rc- Mrs. Henry Carpenter. Gerald Anders was sufficlenUy re­ Peter Lelnaar. Meat: 1st, Marjorie cupied the M. E. pulpit Sunday in MIDDLEVILLE. pulse the rodents. Hie resin is Mr- and Mrs. Leroy BlUsett and Lammers; 2nd, Mrs, Esther Scots­ the • absence of Rev. Miles. Next W. H. and Mrs. Grad arrived for covered from his recent attack of placed in a double container and set son Billy of Kalamazoo were also man. Grains—Yellow com: 1st, Mar­ Sunday either. Rev. Wheeler or tiie winter last wtek. We are al­ malaria fever so as to start, in com­ on a stove, or other slow heater, pre- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. vin Howard; 2nd, Earl Wlldbrock. George Miles will conduct the serv­ ways pleased to have these people pany with Lester Lord to Washing­ ferably out-of-doors. When the resin Henry Carpenter. White wheat: 1st, Linden Collison. ices, among us. They report a good sea­ ton, New Jersey. Monday. Both boys has been melted, the oil is added and j Mn, Mary Henton spent the fore Red wheat: 1st. Geo. Eddy; 2nd. Mrs. Arthur Baker and Patricia son up at the ranch, plenty of fall have positions there for the winter. stirred thorouglily to provide an^t of last WTek in Ann Arbor with Morris Ashby. Oats: 1st. Mendall of Kalamazoo are guests of Mr. and feed, winch makes the stoetanen They are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Anders. Lammers; 2nd. Arlee Kenyon. Rye: Mrs. Orand DePrlestcr and other nappy. • her daughter Maxine. H Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barnum were 1st. Myron Johncock; 2nd. Robert relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bames ano Miss Arthur Brace received word Fri­ 1 in Battle creek Monday night to Cameii. White navy beans: 1st. Miss Hazel Calthrop. one of our •day of the death of Mrs. Sarah Van Belie and Ira McCallum attended I j hear Ruth Bryan Owen. ■ Robert Cameii; 2nd. Myron John­ popular young ladles and Paul Na­ Oordan in Hastings, aged 79 years. the funeral of Ooo. Townsend ot I The first annual Ag-RE Fair of cock. Red Kidney beans: 1st, Linden gel of Hickory Comers were mar­ She was a sister of tbe late Mrs. Hastings which was held In Coats > Barry Township Rural Agricultural Collison; 2nd. Clarence Aldrich. Po­ ried at Hastings. Friday, Rev. Jones Brace. The remains were taken to Grove Friday afternoon. 8am and Charlie Keller started ■ school. Delton. Michigan, was held tatoes: 1st. Arthur Dickerson. Eggs— of the M.-----------------E. church..._j officiating. Mayfor burial. -------------Rockford 'Friday evening, November 16th. at White:*lst. Mrs. Bowlby. Vegetables they have a long and happy life! Ralph Hoover, accompanied by Saturday for Pennsylvania where to a cup of flour j the schoolhouse. The exhibits which —Beets: 1st. Elliott Eddy. Turnips: together. Congratulations. two nieces of Merritt. Mich., were they will visit relatives for two for most racipaa. included grains, fruits, vegetables, 1st. Homer Aidrich; 2nd. Geo. Wlthe guests of the Grays Saturday. weeks. baked goods canned gcrxls. needle baida. Carrots; 1st, Winnie McBain; Several from here attended the HINDS CORNERS. Ralph called on several of the old (work, quilts, antiques, home eco- 2nd, Homer Aldrich- Yellow onions: Hope Twp. Bunday Scliool conven­ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and time friends of hts former days here, tion held at Cloverdale Bunday aft­ nomlcs work and manual training 1st. Homer Aldrich. Sweet pumpkin: where he used to live. ' work were all exceptionally fine. Bob Burr. Pie pumpkin: 1st. Peter sons spent Sunday with his mother. ernoon. The snake dance put on by the Mrs. Millie Haynes. ‘Bupt. O. E. Harrington and the Wibalda; 2nd. Geo. Eddy. Head cab­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Springer at­ Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias spent school Thursday evening wns very (Home Economics teacher from Kel- bage; 1st. Peter WUbalda; 2nd. Les­ tended the funeral of their little with their amusing and drew a large crowd nephew. Welton Clarke Springer, togg's school acted as judges. The ter Moore. Hubbard squash: 1st, Sunday in Hastings out to see the fun. granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Har ­ entries and prize winners were as Linden Collison; 2nd, Marvin How­ Our football game was a hummer. twenty-two months old son of Mr. , follows. Quilts: Finished. 1st. Naomi lers. Any ____ other________ squash: 1st. Geo. Ed- old Comp. and Mrs. Clarke Springer of Bowens Mrs. BeSsle Waters of North Bar­ A large crowd enjoyed it. The only Mills Monday afternoon. Thc little .Pennock; 2nd. Helen Pennock; Un- dy; 2nd. Chas. Kahler. ry visited Mrs. Clara Brown one drawback was our boys lost, but to fellow was a victim of bronchial finished. 1st. Mrs. Geo. Eddy; 2nd.! I p. G, Henton and Oraydon day jast week. n good team. I Mrs. C. J. Barnum Pillows: I*'. Is/' Blackman are on a hunting trip in F. D. arid Mrs. Pratt left Monday pneumonia. The bereaved family Mr and Mrs. C. N. Tobias, Mrs. I Helen Willison: 2nd. Beryl Pennock. I| the north Some have already rehave the sympathy of their many Nellie Kline and Mrs. Goldie Casey for St. Paul. Minn., to visit their Pillow cases: 1st. Mur lai McArthur; “ ' |I turned with their deer. daughter and family for the rest of friends. attended the Cedar Creek Cemetery 2nd. Mrs. Lillian Dickerson. Dresser the month. A grandson accom­ There will be preaching services In Circle at the home of Arthur Mead. Scarf: Mrs. Lillian Dickerson; 2nd. SOUTHWEST ( AIU.TOS panied them and will assist in the | Mrs. Lillian Dickerson. Knitted the M. E. church next Sunday morn­ In Castleton. Miss Mary Payne was driving. There will be a balloon dance at / Sweater: 1st. Mrs. Matilda Smith. ing at eleven o'clock. George Mlles hostess. There were twelve pres­ Scott Campbell of Merritt. Mich. the Carlton Grange hall Friday eve­ I Lunch cloth and napkins: 1st. Mary of Washington. D. C.. will fill his ent.- five were visitors. ning. Music-Memory Boys. Everyone came Saturday P. M. bringing along Roush; 2nd. Mrs. Leon Dttnning. father s appointment. The Standard Bearers met with' community meeting at thc schodl- a nice deer which he had shot on oome. Towels: 1st and 2nd. Mary Roush. Carlton Grange will install their his own land. He very generously Rugs: 1st. Beryl Pennock; 2nd. Mrs. Miss Kathryn Horton Monday night house Friday evening and many 1935 officers Thursday evening. No­ Matilda Smith, bark cake: 1st, Mrs. for a cooperative supper. Business thanks to the entertainers, we all divided it maong some of his vember 22. Ail members please be friends. Scott was for many years enjoyed the program. I Elsie Horton. Light cake: 1st. Mrs. and social meeting. present. The Extension class met with Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. WU] Moore and a resident here and greatly enjoys Peter Wlbalda; 2nd. Beryl Pennock. Wesley Elsenhood of Baltic creek getting back home and seeing the White bread: 1st. Mrs. Lula Bowlby; Belle Barnum Thursday afternoon. daughter. Margaret, and Mr and folks. called on Mrs. W W. Elsenhood and 2nd, Mrs. Henry Carpenter. Brown There were a goodly number present Mrs. Burrell Phillips, son and C. W. Bennett was one of the first Mr. and Mrs. LaFayettc Usborne and all enjoyed thc lesson, "Putting daughter, attended the music festi­ Monday. to report getting his deer. Satur ­ Pun In Family Living" as it wns val at the Central auditorium In Mrs. Hugh Furnlss of Woodland presented by Mrs. Carpenter and Hastings Sunday. Margaret and day Mrs. Bennett received a wire lhat he had the good luck to pro­ spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Mrs. Dunning In a very capable Robert both played. Walter Culbert. manner. Sertral of the Jecreatipn Mr. and Mrs. Edd Holly and fam­ cure a nice buck. Caroline Naylor of Grand Rapids One of the heaviest rains of the plans were tried out and much en­ ily of Kalamazoo spent Saturday spend thc week end with Mr. and joyed by the mothers and others as afternoon with his sister. Mr. and season visited these parts Sunday Mrs. Eugene Nichols. and Sunday night. well. The next meeting will be an Mrs. Burrell Phillips, and family. Mr. and Mis. Henry Pitt and Mr. O. E. Blake. Dr. C. A. E. Lund. all day meeting with Mrs. Patton. Mr. and Mrs. Keet Tobias and Mrs Bertha Adams and daughter, children and W. O. Tobias visited Assyria took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Lila Williams, spent Saturday Mr. and Mn. Fred Bush and fam­ arrived home from their hunting Mrs. J. J. Btrodtbeck Thursday. with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Williams ily in Urbandale Sunday and in the trip Sunday evening. Bennett was Mr. and Mrs. Theron Caln of PoIn Johnstown. afternoon they all visited the Bat­ the only one to get a deer. The dunk and Mrs. Dolly Lee of Has­ boys saw plenty of them but could Mrs. Kate Burdick and son. Earl, tle Creek Museum. tings spent Sunday with Mr. and of East Hickory Comers were Sun­ The telephone lines. 729. 755, 730 not succeed In bagging them. Bet­ Mrs. LaFayclte Usborne. day visitors at H. F. Wertman's. Mr. find 762 will hold their annual meet­ ter luck next time, boys. and Mrs. Milton Nobles of Grand­ ing and election of officers at the tings spent Friday evening with Mr. PINE LAKE. ville spent Sunday night there also. home of Mr and Mrs. Wm. Teske. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Mullcndore and Mrs. Walter Culbert. Mrs. Blanche Richards Is taking Nov. 22. Pot luck dinner. . Hasel Shriber spent the week end were in Hastings, Nov. 13th. for the care of Charley Kenyon at Shultz. Miss Susie Phillips, Mrs. Binfell with Donna Mead of Rutland. second lesson in the Extension work. The 4-H*Clothlng club was or­ Phillips and daughter, OertrudefM. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber and ganized Nov. 15. 1934. The following W. Skidmore and Mrs. Jay Snyder This lesson was given by Mrs. Ly­ dia Lynde and was "Putting Fun in Hazel and Helen Keeler and Mrs. officers were elected: Eloise Cable, of Hastings were in Battle Creek the Family Living." On Thursday. Leo Barry and son spent Thursday Pres.; Muriel McArthur. Vtce-Pres.; shopping Friday afternoon. Nov. 22, the local group will meet at afternoon In Battle Creek. Etil cl Bowlby. Secy, and Treas.; Mark Garrison of Cloverdale Mrs. Lottie Lindsey's. In the fore­ Robert Hall of Hastings spent Mrs. C. J- Barnum. Mrs. Esic Horton spent part of last week at Burrell noon Mrs. Rogers will review the Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry and Mrs. Matilda Smith are mem­ Phillips’. lecture and in the afternoon Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hail and bers of advisory board. The name of Mullendore will demonstrate games, Ruth and L. Z. Hall spent Sunday our Club is Mary’s Merry Maids. MILO. . appropriate for the ordinary home. evening there. The leader Is Miss Mary Roush who Ernest Quick accompanied his Alvin Nottingham is spending the will be assisted by Miss Kathryn brother-in-law. Austin Ferris. week end with his aunt. Mrs. Rose BALTIMORE CENTER. Horton. Thirteen girls are en­ his hunting trip north last week. Blackman, ot Alamo. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Cardd are rolled in the cJpb. Mr and Mrs. Bert Ferris of Fine Mr. and Mrs. o. H. England of moving to Battle Creek this week. lake spent the week end and Sun­ Orand Rapids spent the week end Mrs. Lcta Haney entertained PRAIRIEVILLE. day with the former's sister, Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Clancy Farr. Thursday several ladies in honor Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lewis and Minnie Quick, and family. On Sunday Mrs. W. F. Bevington of her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Kennedy and nnd daughter Wllba Lee of FCBtoria, family accompanied Miss Vera SenPrayer meeting at thc parsonage sibd of Kalamazoo to Duncan lake two sons of Dowagiac came Satur­ Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. B A. Worden Wednesday evening, also choir prac­ to spend thc day with thc ladles' day night and stayed till Sunday and son Don and Jack Bevington of tice. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scnsl- night with their parents. Mr. and Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. The ladies of this nelghbohood Mrs. Flower, nnd Bernice. Megow of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. J. served pot luck dinner at the McMr. and Mrs. Myres of Grand F. Mnrrett and daughter. Yola June, Ornbcr school house Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Gibson of Nashville called on Mr. and Mrs. Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. Har­ and W. Trout of Chicago and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Martin lan Scoby Saturday. F. J. Hughes Monday. Orah Fox of Allegan came with well have moved on to the Rogers farm Mr. and Mrs Dan - Higgins of filled baskets to surprise their moth­ from Dowling. Mr, and Mrs. D. N. Honeywell spent Sunday in Dowagiac thc Kalamazoo were callers of Mr. and er, Mrs. Alvin Fox. and help her Mr. and, Mrs Ed. Traver and Miss guests of Mrs. Bertha Arndt and Mrs. Scoby Sunday afternoon. That celebrate her birthday. Gaskill spent Bunday with friends The boys of the Calkins and in Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Drake. The occasion, evening Leo Quick and Mrs. Freida to commemorlate Mrs. Arndt's Quick were callers at the Em Quick South Pine Lake schools have joined Don't forget the shadow social at home. and organized a Handicraft Club the McOmber school house Novem­ birthday. Bernice Flower spent a couple of with Mr. James as Instructor. On ber 30. Proceeds to help pay for Mr. and Mrs. James Shroeder and daughter of Comstock spent Sun­ hours at the home of her uncle. C. Friday they met and elected. Dick the piano. Box supper. Everyone day with Mr. and Mrs, Arendt and F Moreau, at Augusta end found Farr as president. Jack Brouard as welcome. Mr Moreau somewhat Improved secretary and Frederick Boulter for family. Archie Matteson and Ed. Morgan Tuesday night Mesdames Florence and able to be about the house, but treasurer. are taking a trip south for a few Dick and Almon Farr spent Uie days. Hughes. Maggie Lehman. Pauline Mrs. Moreau was sick in bed. We Boulter. Lucy Norris and Jennie hope ot get better news from them past week visiting in Elk Rapids and Prayer meeting was held at thc the Soo. Mrs Johnson came back home of Peter Tietje-ns Thursday Baumgras attended Che O. E. 8. at wen. Hickory Comers. W. A. Spaulding made a business with them and will spend Uie win-; evening. ter with her daughter, Mrs. Clancy! Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norris, Mrs. trip to Hastings Wednesday. Word came from Mrs. Bradfield Jennie Norris and Mrs. Lucy Norris and Mrs. Russell Greenfield. Mr. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben that they had arrived at their des­ and Mrs. Ernie Matteson and Mr. B. A. LyBarker, Prop. Hastings, Mich. NORTHEAST IRVING. Temple and Jack of Kalamazoo. tination and were nicely located at and Mrs. Charles Haney ot this 'They called on Howard Temple ut Cornel in the upper peninsula. She Last Week's Letter. place put on a play at the Hines Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skedgell and school house Friday night. Mr. and Fairmount hospital and found him reported about two Inches of snow family of Kalamazoo spent Sunday Mrs. Floyd Garrison of the Hender­ much improved. on the ground there. with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Blough. shott also took part. CLOVERDALE. Mias Iris Wieland attended the Mrs Ross Pierce nnd Mrs. E. T. Walkathon. ip Grand Rapids Fri­ IRVING. MacLeod attended the Ladies' Aid day evening. • Mr. and Mrs. Prank McNutt have pot luck dinner at Orangeville, held Harry Kauffman and family and bought the house formerly occupied at the home of Mrs. Sparrow, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Towne of by William Springer and have Thursday. Clarksville spent Sunday with Mr. moved In. Maurice Loucks came from Mid­ and Mrs. Harlow Begar and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peck ot Has­ land Friday night to be with Miss Miss Lillian Blough of Kalama­ tings visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Helen Patton at her home here zoo spent the week end with her Dean one day recently. Sunday Mrs. Lou Anna Patton and parents, Mr. and Mrs. WesleyTiie regular Fellowship meeting Miss Helen accompanied Mr. Loucks Blough. will be held this Friday evening. back to Midland. * ’’’Mr and Mrs. Ous Jeniberg of Nov. 23. There will be a fair and Mrs Pine of Kalamazoo was in Lansing spent Sunday evening with festival. Everyone invited. town Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur upore and Mr. and Mrs. William McCann Mrs Ed. Hunt and Jom Prince family. spent Bunday at Goats Grove with Good, CLEAN Milk is not only have children in the family, each spent a few days last week with A very pleasant evening was hc’.d Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Wilcox. their brother's! Muskegon, at the home of Joe Buelher's Tues ­ thc BEST FOOD you can buy, but one of them should have at LEAST Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humeston of day jntenlng. About 50 friends and montvllle were Sunday guests of Mr Jackson spent the week end at their neighbors were present Those from and Mrs. William Bchenkel. ONE GLASS of good milk with it is by far thc LOWEST PRICED, home here. away were. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nagel and JSVERY MEAL, and it is just as es­ too, when you take FOOD VALUE Misses Hazel and Mildred Hos­ Norse and Mrs. Josephine Cole of daughter ot Grand Rapids visited kins of Hastings spent the week Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. George hts parents here for several days. sential for older people. into consideration. Your money end with their aunt. Mrs. E. ’ *' Mac. Synder of Caledonia. Mr. and Mrs. 'Leod, and family. STATE ROAD. Stephen Miner of Campbell town­ can’t buy any other food at any­ One thing you should be especially particu­ Mrs. E w. Chalker and family ship. An enjoyable evening was lar about when using milk Is to KNOW that where near the price, that will com­ and Mrs W. 8. Cook of-Kalimizoo spent by all. tended Friday evening. Mrs. Pearl it is CLEAN. Repeated state tests show that and MrsJohn Boysen and family Matthews and Mias Beatrice DeMott pare with it in food essentials. Re­ ot Gun lake spent Sunday with thc NORTHEAST GUN served sandwiches and coficc. Mrs no milk in Michigan 14 CLEANER than that. LAKE—TRAIL'S END.■ Becker and VWa Kennedy furnished Davenports . search discloses that one quart of produced by Highlands Dairy. That’s why Mr. and Mrs Carl Damon ot' the program, wjtlch waa very good. Mrs Della f^plogle of California it is the ONLY Dairy tn this section permit­ milk contains more dhan 50. per spent Thursday and Friday with Orangeville spent Wednesday after-■ All enjoyed a very good time. ted by the state to sell milk as Grade "A.” ■Mrs Eva Davenport. Mr. and Mrs Clyjje Miller and cent of pi? day’s food needs. If you Why take any chances with milk? 1 Mr xnd Mrs. Olin Jenney of OeMr. and Mrs Clifton ’Becker and Mr and Mrs. Herbert Cook of’ family spent Sunday with Mr. and l resco spent Sunday with the Ralph Middleville were dinner guests of Mrs Jan»ea BMbaVd. 'Jenney family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis on Mr. and Mrs. Jatriea Swgnson THE LITTLE BED BRICK. Thursday evening. spent Bunday In Grand Rapids. Mrs LewU clum of Lake Odessa Mr. and Mrs. Prank Cincebeaux: Mr*. Mary 6'Conndr spent Sun­ has been spending a few days with 1spent Tuesday afternoon in Has­ day in Battle Creek with friends. her daughter and family. Mrs. War- 1ting*. Mr and Mrs Charlie Rowley hare Mr. and Mn. Howard Lewis and1 mOTMt 130 * tBnn Hastings. i Mr. and Mrs. Geo McCulla of Mrs. Wm. Thomas were in KalamaHastings, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hubbard zro on TuesdaymuUl. PAINT ON TREE THUNKS I 8 S 4 ’ < • • ; > < ■ \ J. X «• lrg>.i W Use only one level teaspoonful KG BAKING POWDER - It pays to lubricate your car regularly, but not by “hit or aiisT* methods. We use scientific Lubrication Charts and 7 special lubricants to fit awry car require* ment . . . and the price is reasonable. ANDRUS <RRV1CR BLUE SUNOCO EXIDE High Test Action at Batteries Regular Oas Price EVERREADY PRESTONE, DUPONT ZERONE FIRESTONE A Popular . and Convenient New Bank Service price today The BOOKS You Want for Christmas SHOULD BE ORDERED NOW/ It often happens that ^certain book is wanted and no effort is made to get it until just before the time desired. While we carry a big assortment of books, we can­ not carry them all and often times are unable to obtain books order­ ed late. If you will place your order Now for books wanted at Christ­ mas time we can almost guaran­ tee delivery.' ■ Our New Bank Money Order Service Is Proving Very Popular FIRST—Because you can buy bank money orders WHEN and WHERE you do .your other banking. SECOND—-Because these bank money orders give all the protection any other system gives at slightly lower cost. THIRD—The receipt given you makes a complete record of the transaction for future reference. GIVE This SERVICE a TRIAL! National Bank MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. This is also true of other items we do not carry in stock. . PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE THE IDEAL FOOD FOR CHILDREN AND GROWN-UPS IS GOOD PURE CLEAN MILK THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 265f “ Robert W. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich. Though you'r« on Thanksgiving Day, "OO HOME" BY TELEPHONE! The folks back home will be aurprioed and happy to have you call them. And talking with them, and bearing their voices, is next best to seeing them. Note the surprisingly low rates shown for Day Station-to-Station long distance call*. Moat Station-lo-Station rate* are leas after 7:00 p.tn., and are reduced aUU further after 8:.V) p.n» The long distance operator gladly will tell you the rates to other points. Big Rapids . . Ann Arbor . . Bay City . . . SO M .70 �tub aaaTixoa esNxra. wsdvmdav. uovmni 11. im Mr. and Mra. Will Flory of Woodtand and Gilmore Dustman of Kai- Wells, on attractive young lady in E*t4b*rtn A Aldrfeh, *eU An­ Thursday with retatira In aund>T M Harvc claims entered. nual account filed. EsL Burrel, Lyle. Maurice Miller. PROBATE COURT. Eat. Catherine Collins, dec’d. Or­ honor student at Belk College, WOODLAND. Petition tor guardian filed, order der appointing trustee entered, Chalmer Harahberger; Mr*. Songs­ appointing guardian entered. Robert Austin of Lansing ta vta- ter, Larry’s mother. Altie Swift; fornla where they will spend some of special Admr. fifed, tatters to> Bet. John H. Miller, dec’p. Petl- time looking after their jproperty. Hing his mother, Mrs. Rhoda Aus­ Ml** Willard, (nee Martan Bangs-) ■— Brooks and Un this weet ' rtWeU M.'Cummins, deedter.l mysterious matron of Belk 1 Est. Margaret Deariii*’. (feed. Wchildren of Flint spent thc week end College, Marleah Barnum; Prof with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos tended the I. G. A. convention in Banka, president of Belk College, Eat. Cheater O. Beach, dee d. Pe­ Boley, dec’d. Kalamazoo Thursday evening. Wenger. Greydon Faul; Haleem'J. ’ Roger*, Issued, estate enrolled. tition for license to sell filed, order ventory filed. Kenneth Roscoe of Nashville, who wealthy but dishonest financier, John Wtoldott and stater, Mrs. for publication entered. rle* W. Watkins, dec’d. Etta Baker spent Sunday with 13 working In Perry Flory’s barber Eat. William R. Wid prominent member of the Board of fcat. Perry Henry, dec’d. Final Inventory filed. shop, waa a Sunday guest of Mr. Tnutees, Howard Baker; Hal Rog­ account filed. Est. Clara Q. Rogers, dec’d. In­ Mr. and Mr*. Porter Klnne and and Mrs. Vrrnfce Raffle r. ers, son of wealthy financier, VerBit. Mary Bolyen, dec’d. Annual ventory filed. tlce of hearing issued. Mrs. C. B. Benham of Hastings ■st. Carrie E. Morthland, dec’d. account filed. Est. Leonard Norman, deo’d. Fi­ day in Detroit visiting Mr. and Mrs. spent the week end with Mr. and dan Stowell; Liza, a comical fresh­ man. Geraldine Guy; modem peppy Eat. Clare O. Doster, doc’d. Bond nal account filed. Will filed, petition for probata of Mrs. Karl Faul and family. John MeMlmer. students of Belk College: Beth, •will filed, waiver of notice filed, or­ bf Admr. fifed, letter* of administra­ &t. Artemlcta Babcock, dec’d. Fi­ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Barnum and Helen McMillen; Ivy. Helena Ben­ Rev. and Mrs. Albert Ostroth. Miss der for publication entered, peti­ tion tamed, order limiting settle­ nal account filed. Amy Hartwell and Mrs. Gall Lykins family and Mrs. Nora Hamilton of ner; Louise, Marguerite Valentine; Est. Cornelia A Bower, dec’d. spent Thursday with Mr. and Mn. Grand Rapids were Sunday guests tion for special Admr. filed, order ment entered. Herman, Gerald Mohler: Cliff. Les­ Eat. Thomas Honey, dec’d. Testl- Bond of special Admr. filed, letters appointing special Admr. entered, of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tyler. Bertrand Young near Charlotte. lie Hauer; Otto, Keith Farlee; Min­ -tnony of freeholder* fifed, license to Issued. bond filed, leltera tamed. Mrs. Glenn England and Mrs nie, Irish cook. Ikey’s wife, Betty Miss Donna Northrup of Battle Eat. of David L. Morthland. dec’d. sell Unfed. Est. of Caroline Ward Preston, Chas. Cook accompanied Dr. and Hecker; Tkey, Irishman Janitor of dec’d. Settlement of will contest parents, Mr. and Mra. Elmer North­ Mrs. R. G. Finnic to Grand Rapids Belk College, Paul Towns. filed, petition and order approving Thursday. rup. The Woodland Extension group will settlement filed and entered, Mra. Ernest Van Auker of Lansing The regular meeting of the P. T petition for Admr. filed, order ap­ ■pent Saturday night and Sunday A. will be Tuesday evening, Novem­ will hold Its next meeting at thc and Rev. P. M. Thurston of ML a land. The others were Mr. an< school house on Tuesday. November Hope church In Lansing gave pointing Admr. entered, bond of at the Archie Calkins home. ber 20th. There Ls an interesting 20th. The lesion. "Child Training." short talk. Relatives, friends and Mark Beall, Mr. and Mn. 1 Admr. filed, letters of Admr. tamed, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Balt* and program ___ ____ _____ being w r planned ______ _________ including . petition to deny claim and notice which Is the second in the Co­ old time members from Constantine, Fox and Mrs. Phlla Devill ot son Roger spent Tuesday In Jackson, several musical numbers, a pantoQuincy. Fennville, Sunfield, Free ­ operative Course, will be given at of hearing filed. Mra. John Bah* returned home with mime ---------and J other features. •-----this time. Meeting Is called for port. Grand Rapids, Lansing. Ionia Est. Perry Campbell, dec’d. Sup­ them after visiting relatives there. Wednesday evening Club No. 3 10:30 A. M.. with pot luck dinner at and Grand Ledge attended the fu­ plement to final account filed. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Maeyen* were of the Methodist Ladles’ Aid Society Thia Company it now beginning ito 46thyear neral services. Rev. and Mrs. Wynn noon. . Est. Leonard Norman, dec’d. week end guest* of thc Dave Brown took a pot luck supper to the home |I Mrs, Fred LaDue of Allegan called would have celebrated their 40th emoon was spent in singing in buainsM. We art* off* of Detroit’* Waiver of notice filed, order assign­ family in Ann Arbor. of Mrs. George Varney, one of their wedding anniversary at Christmas. ing residue entered, discharge of Mr. and Mra. Coy O. Brumm und members. This was a complete sur­ on Mr. and Mra. Ernest Shomo oldeit financial iMtitationi. Admr. Issued, estate enrolled, . daughter spent Sunday with rela­ prise to Mm. Vamey. The evening Sunday. Missionary Society of thc church occasion enjoyed that plana wire Est. Burrel Milter, et al. Bond tives tn St. Louis. The village was saddened Friday and will be sadly missed by the was spent In making np poetry and of guardian filed, letters of guardi­ ■Miss Winifred Blansett of Win­ other contests. Several gifts were afternoon to hear of the sudden church members and all the chil­ Browns In Plainwell In January. anship issued. here during the past 45 year* hava enabled us, through co chester. Indiana, spent the past week presented to Mrs. Varney. death of Mra. A. E. Wyrm in Lan­ dren for she dearly loved the little EsL John h. Miller, dee d. Waiv­ at the Gall Lykins home. Misses Leore Dowden and Helena sing with pneumonia. Mra. Wynn children. HOLMES CHURCH. er of notice filed, order appointing Last Tuesday night occurred the Schuler were Grand Rapid* visitors had been tn Lansing caring for her the financing of 21,920 homo* ... furthermore, This Com­ Mrs. R. G. Flnnle entertained the Admr. entered. A large crowd attended the car­ annua! meeting of Laurel Cliapter Saturday. son’s family who were 111 with the bridge club Thursday evening. pany ha* NEVER FAILED to pay a Dividend when due. Est. Mary E. Ames, dec’d. Report nival at the school Friday night. No. 31. O. E. 8- The results ot the Vane Wotring has been compelled flu. Hattie May Wynn was bom of sale filed. G. W. Farr of VasUla, Calif., spent Chester Oversmtth held the lucky election of officers were: Worthy­ to cancel n chalk talk circuit Matron. Mra. Viola Feighner; through southern Michigan and In­ years old. She was the wife of Rev. Supday evening and Monday with Mr. and Mn. Leon Tyler. Mr. Fan­ cleared 133.00. Worthy Patron, Leslie Feighner; As­ diana on account of sickness. is an uncle of Mrs. Tyler's. Mr. and Mrs. Orton Endsley of sociate Matron, Mr*. Zoe Gillette; Mrs. Bamell Morion and Infant church. She leaves her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Pittman of Kalama­ State Road were Tuesday evening Associate Patron, Colon T. Munro; son of Jackson visited Mr. and Mn. one sun. Jack Wynn, of Lansing, Conductress, Mrs. Maude Evans; Donald Gager from Wednesday un­ arid four grandchildren, two sisters, zoo spent Saturday with Mr. and callers at Hubert Barnum’s. Mrs. Ernest Shomo. Adult leadership of Barry county Associate Conductress, Mra. Ida til Sunday. Mrs. Alice Fisher of Texas and Mrs. . for the delegation to the State Wright; Secretary. Mra. Minnie When Rev. and Mrs. Fay C. Wing daughters of Grand Haven spent Mrs. Clyde Ruell and children Elmer Shunk of Montreal, Canada, UM Griswold BL, Detroit, Mfeh. Older Boys’ conference will con­ Cortright; Treasurer, Mrs. Myrtle spent the week end with her par­ and ana one out brother, uruuicr, Albert Aiaers Palmer, rumcr, of oi returned reiumeo horn* noms from irom church enuren bunSunDctteU’* 014*«» BollSln* aa4 sist of Mr. VanBusklrk, Clarence Coley. Elective and appointive offi- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Covey, of Brooklyn, N. Y. The ministers of’day there had gathered about fifHackney and Rev. W. M. Jones of Gobles. Mr. Ruell ta in Gobles ot- the Grand Rapids district were hon- teen members of the choir of the Hastings, Rev. werte of Nashville December meeting. « tcndlng the store belonging to Mr. orary pallbearers. Rev. Hugh Ken-1 Christian church at Wayland who daughter's ninth birthday: Mr. and j. L. Mau*, Hasting*, Mich. and Wm. Carmichael of Middleville. Funeral services for Simon and Mn. Walter Ruell while they nedy, district superintendent, con- were active during the twelve year Mrs. Howard Barnum of Hastings. All delegates' registration must be In Schram were held at the home Tues­ arc north deer hunting. ducted the impressive funeral serv- । jraotorote of Rev. Wing in that vilthis week. day afternoon. Mr. Schram's death Mr. and Mn. Ward Plante and Idea; Rev. Matthew Duffey of Ionia Hage. Most ot them are quite wlde- Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Barnum and Mr. Angell met with Nashville boys was caused by a clot of blood on the (laughter. Beverly, moved their , Save the prayer; Rev. Chas. Kelsey' ly scattered now. Mr. and Mrs. Ar- sons of Goat last Monday afternoon for the Hl-Y brain. He had not been well since household goods to Hartford Mon- I of Grand Ledge read thc scripture thur Clark and Mrs. Leon Mason Fenstemaker. and the conference plans. the death ot his daughter, Mra. Ber­ day. They were able to find a nice a r-ar r 1 yrj* Welcome Corners boys met at the nice Hunter, in the spring. He leaves house and expect to enjoy living In homo of Mrs. Fingicton Wednesday hta widow Uie son-in-law and one Hartford very much. We will miss evening for their Y. M. C. A. meet­ sister. Mrs. Edith Slout. Burial in them In Woodland but wish them ing. Nashville cemetery. success and happiness in their new The Older Boys’ Y group will visit Extension Group No. 1 met Tues­ Bmm. the Starr Commonwealth next Sun­ day for a pot luck and all day The Woodland Study Club day for an all day meeting. . meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred met at the High school Tuesday Barry county suffers a real loss in Wotring. evening. November 13. The pro­ Christian leadership by the death of Dr. Stewart Lofdahl has purchased gram of thc evening wm provided Mrs. A. E. Wynn ot Woodland. the C. L. Glasgow home. Hie Boedle by the Hastings Woman's Chib, who L. Severance. Adelbert Heath and family will move Into thc Daisy were' their guests. The program of not only proving themaelves but also of Alvah Curtiss assisted ut Barry Townsend home vacated by Dr. Lofmaking you more milk dollars by feeding county Y camp last Friday In some dahl's. by Mn. Dailey, accompanied by Mrs. surgery on an old, tree for next sum­ The cheerful Charity class was McNulty at the piano- a book re­ them WAYNE 16%% DAIRY FEED. Your mer's camp cooking. entertained Friday afternoon by view. "It’s Up to the Women." by good care and management, together with •The Y. M. C. A. has 10,397 or­ Mrs. Laura Deller and Mrs. Viola Eleanor Roosevelt and given by ganisations in 55 countries of the Feighner at the former’s home. good feeding, results in healthy cows, pro­ Mn. Belle Burton. During and fol­ world and 1,531 different communi­ Mra. E. E- Vender and son of De­ lowing this review an interesting ducing the maximum amount of milk. ties maintain what Is known as troit returned to their home Satur­ discussion took place concerning Town and Country associations and day afternoon spending the post Mis. Roosevelt’s real understanding they include 140,000 boys and girls week with her parents, Mr. and Mra o| the problems of our American Have it said that the OFFICIAL TESTER In the United States." Otto Schulze. women. After the program thc in your locality has listed your herd high Mrs. Henry Syswerda of Grand hostesses, with Mrs. Grace England MARTIN CORNERS. Rapids is visiting her parents, Mr. as chairman, served tea and cup in the production of pound* of milk, test Remember 8- S. next Sunday at and Mrs. Gid Gage, while Mr. Sy­ cakes. Forty-eight answered to roll the usual hour. All children, young swerda is north hunting. and pounds of fat. WAYNE 16%% DAIRY call besides the many guests present folks, grown ups and old folks are Thc Odd Fellows and their fam­ from the Hastings Club. ■ FEED will help do the job. cordially invited. This means you ilies will enjoy a rabbit supper at Mrs. David Vail of Muskegon and we want you to come and en­ their hall Thursday night. spent Monday and Tuesday of last joy'the Bible study hqur with us. Mr. and Mra. Howard Sprague of week with her sister, Mrs. Glenn Meetings closed at the church Paw Paw spent Sunday with hta par­ England and family. Bunday evening. We have enjoyed ents, Mr. and Mra. C. P. Sprague. Messrs. F. E. Border and Donald the good gospel sermons preached Mr. and Mra. Tip Hill were in Gager of Woodland. Mr. Trobridge by Mrs. Short and'her daughter, Battle Creek on Monday. of Lake Odessa and Carl Haney of Miss Stella Short. Plans are being made for a rally Jackson spent the week end in Mrs. Laura Mattoon of Hastings and supper to be held at the Evan­ northern Michigan deer hunting. was a caller at Mrs. Millie Fisher's Fl~r. F—I. C«l. C...... Um.. IMA. Til. Faro U.pU«..u gelical church, Dec. 4th. the outcome Miss Phyllis England accompan­ Monday afternoon of last week. of a contest which wm l>eld a few ied by her roommate. Mfes Emma Mrs. James Tyler of Woodland May Walther, both of Chicago, spent spent over the week end with her Burglars broke into the school - the week end with her mother, Mrs. mother, Mrs. Eva Trautweln. Mr. house, the public library and the Gldnn England, and family. Tyler is in the north deer hunting Diamante fruit store. They pried the Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Thompson and she received a tetter from him front door open nt the fruit store entertained Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday saying he shot a fine eight and took *10 50 from the cash reg­ E. J. Sheldon of East Woodland. ,O. point buck on Thursday the first day ister. Whether anything had been W. Fan- of Vaslla. Calif.. Mrs. M. P. of the hunting season. Mrs. Luana Townsend of Hostings obtained from the safe in the Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Doxcy schoolhouse office could not be de­ of Grand Rapid* and Mrs. China visited Mrs. Millie Fisher Thursday of last week. Rev. and Mrs. Conklin termined until the completion of the Jones of Washington. The Senior class play, "The Price of Hastings and Mrs. Short and work of the finger print expert. Tag." waa given at the Woodland daughter. Miss Stella Short were Nothing was mtased at tbe library. High school Friday evening before supper guests of thc Fishers the COATS GROVE. a large ^nd enthusiastic audience. same day. There will be a Thanksgiving pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Clark Oversmith gram during tiie Sunday School have purchased thc Wallace farm hour next Sunday morning. Thtaand are moving on the same. We all will be followed with preaching by regret losing these good neighbors E. 8. Thompson. and friends from our neighborhood. day. Nov. 28, at the school house. LENT CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. George Comfort of Chicken supper at seven o'clock. Kalamazoo spent the week end with Program put on by Welcome folks. Willard Demand has a bad car­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Roy buncle on hta neck. He Is some betE*t. Mary Ann Wilkinson Confer, Storm LUMBK AND COAL COMPANY HASTINGS PHONE FRANK SAGS 45th Anniversary ’Y.M.C. A. ITEMS a GIVE YOUR COWS A CHANCE WEAR OUT the Same aa Anything Else , . , but YOU CAN MAKE THEM SAVE LAST LONGER STOP THAT WEAR AND WITH RIGHT LIGHT EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS, MICH. ■ This Means You AND EVERYONE WITH A PAIR OF’ EYES — SCHOOL CHILDREN, PARENTS. EVEBYONE1 TELEPHONE 2118 THE MOST SENSATIONAL Save with Safety OFFER WE EVER MADE / at the Rexall Store New, Scientifically Correct Specials for the Week of Nov. 22 to Dec. 1st Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Full" Pint*.......................... 49c Haskel’* Milk of Magneaia............. . 27c 1 lb. Blk. Payilium Seed...................... 29c 1 Pt. Korda Rubbing Alcohol .... 19c Bath Dusting Powder and large puff 29c 50c Klenzo Tooth Paate.......................27c Full Pint Mi-31 Antiaeptic................. 49c 109 Hobart’a Aspirin................ .. . . . 29c Firat Aid Sanitary Napkina..................15c 2 Qt. Guaranteed Water Bag........ 79c 5 Yda. Adhesive Tape . ...-................. 29c Delivered Phone 2131 Chandler and family of Hastings and Mrs. Chandler ot Gull lake were Sunday callers at the same Iwme. The Lent Sunshine club met. witlr Mrs. Nick Boerman Thursday with a shower for Mrs. Esther Mcriau. The next meeting to be held with Mrs. Frances Lindsay. Miss Jean Hammond and Marc and Leland Hammond attended the funeral of Mr. Leonard of Battle Creek Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Thomas spent Monday with her stater, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chilson, ot Cloverdale. Clement DeCOster and Leonard DePau spent Tuesday in Kalamazoo, on business in preparation for Mr. DePau’s departure for Belgium In the near future. Carl Mcdtah. who spent the sum­ mer with Mr. and Mr*. Fred Otto, ta now staying with- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Prolo. Mrs. John Freed and children spent a couple days In Kalamazoo last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hammond called on Mrs. Thelma Ball and children ot Allegan, Wednesday. Mn. Martha B«Vler la sick al the home of her daughter. Mra. Edith McQueen, in Detroit The address ta 11751 Appollne 8L Mrs. Leriah Wood of Hastings spent the week end with Mrs. Mat­ tie Kimble at the Arthur , Tood home. The Sunday School will finish Ite offering to the Red Cross next Sun­ day. The Birthday meeting will be held with Mrs. Agnes Haight thl* week Friday with pot luck dinner. Mra. Helen Karrar Is home again after spending about two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum. • The D, G. T. O. Club met with Alice Chase Wednesday afternoon. The following officers were elected Case; Vlce-Pres„ Margaret Wilcox; Secy., Alice Altenling,- Treas., Vara Brinker Program was given u fol­ lows: Roll call, “Things to be thankful for;” Why I Live in a Small Town,” Bessie Woodman; Wonders of Nature, "Mount Ever­ est." Nina Townsend; "Mt. Vesuvi­ POWERS*ECHOES. us," Margaret Ooate; "The Great Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Avery of Canyons," Vera Brinker. The friends of George Townseqd. Marne and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grab* and family of Home Acres an old resident pere for many yean, were Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carrier Schondclinay- the home of hta son, Garry, In Has­ CrMtaa Irene Froel of Orand Rapids tings Wednesday. The funeral was held here at thc church on Friday visited her patents Thursday and afternoon and the burial wm held Friday and attended the Irving Ex­ at Sheridan. Some of those from tension meeting at Mrs. Schondel- away who attended the funeral ^Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Bedford Were; Mrs. Kittle Sprague of Orand Rarfids. Mrs Lottie Stowell of Decalled on Frank Travis at Hastings Sunday afternoon and reports him Edith Wunderlich of Kalama Mr. and Mrs. Osgood of Oranges doing very nicely. STUDY and READING LAMP LIMITED OFFER — ONLY riou /so TIME CASH OR When You Use 95c DOWN $ 1.00 A MONTH Complete with 18-in. modem parch­ ment shade; 100-watt lamp; con­ cealed diffuser, throwi ‘ ‘ both table and ceiling; in attractive finis’-• — in base. See it I further kway than PtoeeSMa , Or Your Fool Deafer CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY SEE THE DISPLAY — ASX OUR nn PHONE 2305 �- Tint HASTINGS BANNER. WMQMjfrBAt, NOVEMBn »L 1H4 boards should be cleaned fre­ quently. and the floor litter ahould be changed aa it become* damp. In­ ternal parasites of chickens spread rapidly when healthy fowls are per­ Isolation of Sick Birds and milted to pick up the parasites from Sanitation Best Methods contaminated floors. Vigorous birds resist disease much to Prevent Losses better than those which are fed ra­ Placing the flock in the laying ttons which do not supply all the house brings the birds into such dose essentials of a diet for fowls kept In association with each other that1 confinement. Michigan chickens will keep healthier if they ore supplied lo A. may spread rapidly through thc cn- I with codliver oil daily. Green feeds >U nam'd or Ure accordlng to tha poultry .1_ u _1 should klso be suppliedl»in .liberal quantities. ____________ WATCH FOR DISEASE IN POULTRY HOUSES1 aamker Ikirtr lw Hl<ne4: !a*tlnr> nut is ze wUl be Instead. Henry Fisher was buried from his home here Wednesday. He had lived by everyone. He enjoyed all social life very much and attended all gatherings as tong as his health would permit him to. Much sym­ pathy is extended to his only son ■ Lyle, and family and only grand­ child. Max Fisher and family. Mr. and Mn. William Reed spent I Sunday with their son. Bob Reed and family, of Quimby. Mr. and Mn Glen Coleman and Lenora of Battle Creek spent last week with Mr. and Mra Arthur Coleman and Mrs. Lucy Coleman. Miss Newton of Hastings visited Majesty Becker over the week end Mr. and Mrs. William Sprague and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas Rowley of Quimby Friday evening. Company in the Gothard home the 8OUTII BOWNE. r t a* pa abundance of sunlight tbat pubiie notice: are two measures which reduce the Last Week's Utter. Mrs. Wil! Mishler and Mra. Frank possibility of losses of production Walton attended W. M. A. at the home of Mn. Will Dipp Thursday. Michael Grant received the sad Inished by providing plenty of wln|dow3 which are placed so the light newf Monday morning of the death penetrates back into the interior bf of his brother. Patrick, in Grand Rapids Sunday night. SUOATIOK. | house. Mr. and Mn. Elmer Shaeffer enProbata Ccart for1 Carr ,n keeping feeding and ____ __ _____________ ______ i itertalned »ixty-flve young people at I : I_drinking utensils clean____ and _frequent roort, h*bt at tho .K-no-, -r twrA-. '■ffM-tlv', wavs! changes pf litter -r* arqjeffectlve ways ! 1their home Sunday. The afternoon I of avoiding outbreaks of disease. Hot I was spent in singing. ... water U a cheap and a good means] Mr. und Mn. A. T. Eash, John. Gurnsey and Mr. Austin of Freeport, judta l0 that equipment in the Helen, Clair and wife and Byron Mr. and Mra Clyde Miller. M1m ratal* ot CarrI'house is kept from becoming a Kidder visited at Keith Daniels' in Newton and Majesty Becker. Mrs. breeding place for bacteria. Hastings Sunday. Inex Haynes and Mabie Bennett of , Ailing birds should be removed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walton were Hendershot district, Mr. and Mrs ' pur- from the house and placed in l^ila - Sunday evening callers at Will Art Chase of Hastings. Dipp's south of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. John Mishler of STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Grand Rapids visited their brother The Aid Society will meet with ™"'_n 'disease is prevented rather than to. and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mish­ Mr. and Mrs Russell Greenfield ler, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wednesday, Dec. 5. Pvt luck dinner. Martin visited the latter's parents, Everyone come. Mr. and Mrs. Add Erb of Elmdale. Mrs. Nagler of Freeport is visit­ tllated so that the fitter on the floor Hobart Btough accompanied Dew­ B°-; does not become wet rapidly. Drop- ey NeUon to Indiana Monday re­ ing her sister. Mis 8. Geiger. Mr. and Mra. Joe Williams and turning Wednesday with Dale and family have moved on a farm in Perry Nelson. OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION Rutland township. Rev. E. A. Armstrong of Grand M. L. Hamaker of Canton. Ohio, Rapids called at W. H. Pardee's is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hough­ Tuesday afternoon. taiin. Peter Steel spent last week in spent from Wednesday until Fri­ day evening with her sister, Mrs Flint. Mn. Mary Cramer is spending this Jennie Pardee, and helped her with week in Hastings visiting her aunt, paper-hanging. Mn. Clarence Hammond. inf Bird It Roland Nelson of Shlpshewanec. Mr. und Mrs. Wolf of Hastings Indiana and brothers. Dale and and Mr. and Mn. Heber Foster and Perry, returned to their homes Sun­ ultablr t*r*on. day after having spent part of two famUy of BarryviUe spent Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Samuel Geiger. weeks at Andrew Blough's husking Several from tills way have gone corn and hunting coons. W. H. Pardee. Mrs. Jennie Pardee deer hunting. Among them are, WU- OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION tit Christ It la farther ordered, that public notice and Mrs. C. M- Benedict visited in Clarksville Monday evening. The Pardees to see Edwin Nash who is home Iron* Battle Creek- and Mrs Benedict with Frank and Bessie Benedict. Mildred Hiailh. H'ci|ier ef Probate. Adrian Cramer Is looking after the chores at Frank Walton's while CHANCERY NOTICE. Frank and Ralph are In the north on their annual deer hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Poortvlelt Beulah and Mary Cramer of Grand Hank • Michl' spent- • • jrfth Rapids Sunday evening their parents. Harry Cramer and family. SOTICK Or HALE rnIHIed cau OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. nlilled to inl.Tii hM OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT llidalma For Dependable Burn Clean Economical COAL f thria M ihall •Ir. of a eapy >nd nvtlca of I GOOD QUALITY COAL is the most efficient fuel you can buy. The natural, even heat pro­ duced by the coal we sell you gives a healthful, comfortable winter. Dpn't delay in ordering your supply. COAL' SAVES FUEL-DOLLARS ! Our trucks are ready to give immediate and clean delivery, when you want amH he way you want RUBBELL KI MtFKKK. l At Your Hastings A &P Store r-wamwram STEAKS Mr. and Mrs Hugo Wunderlich of Hastings called on the former's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney and son. Bunday afternoon. Mias H“Wete Valentine visited relatives in Grand Rapids Satur­ day night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs John Robinson en­ tertained several guests Friday night in honor of the Utter's moth- IRVING EXTENSION GROUP. The Irving Extension Group met Thursday, Nov. 15. at the home ot Clara Schondelmeyer for an all day meeting. Tbe lesson on “Putting Fun in Family Living," waa given by Mrs Clara Williams and Mn. May- Thia lesson dealt with the real meaning of the home and family Texas where she will spend tbe win- rtialtonship, and waa certainly an inspiration and help u> all. The next meeting is with Nellie Oscar Page and Roy Seeber left social meeting with Mabie Mugridge. last Monday for tbp-U. P. near New­ berry to bunt deer Harold Bmftti KLINGENSMITH. went on Wednesday. Hope they will Bowennan ababy boy, Nov. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burd. Robert Carol and Ardon ot north Nashville, Mias Mildred Kinney and Richard l12^c BEEF LIVER sued 2>u 25c xo. 17c SPICED HAM BEEF ROAST *»chudt BACON SQUARES 19c HERRING >>..>, 4 »>■. 25c 10c GROUND BEEF PORK ROAST Shoulder cuts « q 1OC 2 BOKAR RED CIRCLE FLOUR IONA QO_ UXU,. ba< OJC PILLSBURY GOLD MEDAL SUGAR Bulk Beet 10 ">• 50c 100 lb. bag *4.95 OLEO KEYKO Daily Brand 10c FFFD^ 1 lu 14 ly kJ — —— VW WV w-v. ib. Nutley 2 lbs. 23c P A G or AJAX 23c PAG, Small 10 for »c CAMAY 6 caltM 25c Scratch Egg tTIMU Muh » Oy«»er Shell. *2.13 D.irw FssfU " Peas 2 25c -—$1.39 $2.69 Cornet: 2— 25c —$1.39 £^$2.69 Cherries »«> 2 25c "aS $1.39 PearS Thuik You Br.no 2 Cuu 29c Do’.n can. $1.69 Iona Peaches 2 clL 29c b— can. $1.69 Fruit Cocktail can. 29c $1.69 Red Salmon can. J can. 49c Pink Salmon ruican. 3 c““ 35c Salad Dressing w«p. w«‘ 19c <*■*« 30c Morton’s Sall ■ ’ 2 rm 15c CHEESE 17c Brick 12c lb. Pumpkin 3 25c o°«"95c »“X $1.85 String Beans 2 17c »*«>98c ,“^$1.89 Wax Beans 2 c». 19c n— $1.10 ^$2.10 Sauerkraut 3 c!L 25c o«en95c »^L$1.85 Tall Boy Soup mlnuo 3 <*»■ 29c “»»$1 SOAP 6i£“ 12c lb. Fels Naptha Soap 10 Bars 43c Navy Beans Michigan Grown 4 15c 17c Crackers Majestic Grahams 31c Seedless 4 lh pk« 29c Raisins Prunes - k>/«o si« 25c 2 u» 25c Bulk Lard 4 49c Pancake Flour Sunnyfleld 5 Carton 21c Preserves 2 u> 29c 3 “> 49c Whitehouse Milk Tall Cans 6 34c Milk Pet or Carnation Irradiated TOl Cin 6c 5 Lb. Carton 27c Soap Chips Easy Task Dill Pickles Master Brand 2 «“"■» 29c 14 ox. Bottle 10c Ketchup Ann Page AnnrL-lsa °ela Un Dessert or fcjptirilie Chocolate Pudding 6 >>»» 25c Ovaltine Small Can 29c Large Can 52c 2 Lb. Can 19c Iona Cocoa u> cw 10c Bisquick For Waffles or Biscuits Large Pkg. 29c Northern Tissue 4 n«iu 19c DTivoli, Stroh's. Schmidt's Deer Including Bales Tax 4 Boita 29c COFFEE 8 O’CLOCK Pound- 2lk-- 17c BOLOGNA Arwowr’*, L|«- x n>. 17c SMOKED Picnics H«kL TAMARAC. Mr and Mrs. Ray Smith and Dervlll King of Lansing spent Thurs­ day with Charles King and family. Milton Hoover of Charlotte wu calling on old friends here Thurs­ day. Don AUerdlng spent Sunday with his brother and family in Carlton. Wilma King spent the week end with Loma Dawson at SunfieldThe Ladles' Aid Society wu enter­ SOUTH SHULTZ. tained by Mr. and Mrs. Myric Cur­ The many friends of Mn. Mattie tis Thursday. Hine were sorry' to hear ot her ac­ Quite a number from here attend­ cident and hope for her speedy re­ covery. They were formerly of this ed the senior play al Woodland Fri­ day night. The ladies of the Missionary So­ Mrs. Ada Ashby and Mrs. MLaa Kenyon attended the shower itr ciety of Tamarac held their enter-, Helen Patton Tuesday afternoon At talnment at the church Thursday evening. It wu well attended. Cloverdale. She received many beau­ Dean Cunningham was at Has­ tiful and useful gifts. tings Thursday on business. Rev. John Horn and Mrs. Horn LaVeme O'Connor returned home and daughter Lois of Maryland spent Friday from pennock hospital where last week with Rev, Fred Hom and he underwent a very serious opera­ family. ♦ A large crowd attended our P. T.. tion. A. Friday night and all enjoyed the ORANGEVILLE. debate by the young people ot Hos­ Mr. and Mrs Paul Brown attend-1 tings and also the music by our ed the wedding of her brother at South ShulU boys. Mrs, J. w. Tedrow Is some better Kalamaxoo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Norman at this writing and her friends hope spent Sunday'with his brother. Dale,1 . Mrs. Mina Kenyon spent Satur­ and family, near Plainwell. J. W. Sheffield returned home I day night with her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Alva Kenyon, of Bellevue. Mrs. Sunday from near Grayling where he and a party were hunting deer. Kenyon and sons. Bobble and Ben­ nie, returned home with her Sun­ They were only successful in get­ day and remained to attend the fu­ ting one deer. Mr. and Mrs. John Venema and neral of their unde. C- Kenyon. This community war saddened by E D. Lewis spent Sunday at Fowler­ the passing of Charley Kenyon Sat­ ville. Mra. Venema remained and urday afternoon at three-thirty. He will spend Die week nt Pontiac with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Walter Hermlnette done for him that loving hands could do. and he bode his loved ones good of Chicago were week-end guests of bye and peacefully passed away. In relatives in this vicinity. Mr. and Mra.. Fred Schulmeyer a few days they could have cele­ brated their fifty-ninth wedding an­ and son. Leroy, of North Gun Plains niversary. The funeral was held at we* Wednesday guests of E. D. their residence Tuesday and he was Lewis and wife. buried beside his son. Marshal!, in EAST GUN LAKE. Battle Creek. He will be missed in P, W. Coppersmith and Miss Dorn his home and by all. Much sympathy Kowalski of Chicago visited friends is extended- to the bereaved ones. here Friday afternoon and Satur­ day. . CARLTON CENTER. Mrs. Mildred Roush lias moved Several from this way attended the Senior play at Woodland Friday to Grand Rapids. Heber Pike of Orangeville called night. Miss Margrete Valentine of at the Wil) Crawford home Friday this community took part in it. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Helrigle and evening. John Russell left Thursday for daughter, Donna of Irving were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Fort Meyers, Fla. Usborne. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Andrews. Tbe community wu shocked and Mr. and Mrs. Will Crawford and grieved to hear of the death of Mrs. Dab Null spent Bunday at the WUl A. E. Wynn of Woodland. Rev. and Crans home at East Caledonia. Gale Harper of Cloverdale spent Mrs Wynn served formerly on the Frank Harper Freeport and Carlton charge. Rev. Saturday at Uie Wynn and aon and family have the Paul Ousala. Elgin Fuller sincere sympathy of their friends in tills community in their sorr&w. iy Saturday eveMr_and Mra. Gilbert Fisher and FEEDS, FUEL, LIME AND CEMENT Pfewwa XSS7 Haatinga, Mleh. Food Sale Charles Ogden. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Welch and Lyle Bldelman, Donald Geiger and Bob Tyler. EAST IRVING. Smith Brothers Volte & Company A & P’« GREATEST o. Mild, Full ie Cream it. 1UV TEA Bulk Green . ib. CIGARETTES 4&’i20 I UA T 25c m Is Tnwr.iklp n»rr (MV drou.dl told ad Awil ». IMO. r»- STATE ROAD. The Fisher P. T. A. was quite well attended last week. A good program waa given. Sandwiches and coffee GRAPE FRQIT ORANGES YAMS F“cr m ob 5 »* 19c 10 iu 43c 4 19c � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-11-28.pdf 868309abe8575deb7625d55cdc7d026c PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 28, 1934 10 PAGES Commercial Club Hears Plans For Barry County Centennial W CO. DISTRICT SCDUTRJ1LYDEC.10 PARADE OP TRQ0P8 PRE0EDE8 PROGRAM AT GYMNASIUM / INVESTITURE CERE- // NUM PAGES Ito 6 NOBLE CAIN WINS FAME BY COMPOSITIONS Westminster Uhoir Uses Sev­ eral of Hi* Pieces Dur­ ing European Tour 179844 MONDAY HAROLD BEDtEMT <HV- Noble Caln, son-in-law of Mr. and INO LECTURE ABOUT Mrs. Robert Burch of this city and and Keith Mead, the five winners of a national authority on choral music, CHIKA the sweepstake* prizes at the Ag-HE is building an international repute­ tian with his compositions. At pres-1 Exposition will leave Friday for a five day trip to the International ent he is director of NBC choral HE HAS LIVED AND Livestock Exposition nt Chicago, ac­ work In Clikago and is receiving WORKED WITH CHINESE MONY CLOSES EVENTS companied by Theodore Knopf, hend mall from listeners as far distant as | of the agricultural studies of the Oslo, Norway. Several of his com-, positions were featured by the West- . Many Dangers Confronting Members of All Units In the Hastings High school. This trip Is the settlements within the county ting so auspicious an occasion as' city as the first settlements made :nrfute, Chrfr rf Ch. onllM BUlre. Th,t 0()mlUj B,clD„ District Urged to Particidente who exhibit the beat displays week for the Banner to comment on were made in the 1830's. This com­ this go by without such a celebra­ by its earliest pioneers Letters were which recently presented concerts uf Communism pate in Contests the very important meeting of the mittee visited several Centennial tion as would benefit the county and read from the Governor of the state, In thirty European cities. Hastings Commercial Club 'held celebrations that have been held the city. Mr. Barnett went into also from the White House atI A Barry county district Scout The next meeting of the Hastings and. through It* chairman, has some of the details the committee Washington in which approval was.' rally has been planned for Monday. (Tuesday noon. Brotherhood will be held on Mrxiconducted a large correspondence to had in mind for a six day eelebra- j^uni given w to u«e Ute ptvpuneu proposed tricui»iuxi, celebration. । Dec. 10. the program being preceded day night, December 10. Member* I It will be remembered that some aid in the working out of plans for tian, which would be held In July. । especially for the plana outlined by by a parade of all county Scout will please notice that thia is the time ago a committee, of which L. an outstanding event. 1936. He read letters from Rufus | Mr. Barnet in his letters to them. unite, led by the Area Council Scout second Monday In December, not E Barnett was the chairman, the The entire lime usually given to a Dawes, head of the organisation The committee having this mat ­ Drum and Bugle Corps. The line Uie usual meeting night, which is .other, members being F. W. Steb- speaker at the Commercial Club was that put on th® Century of Progress ter In charge have thought from the will form on Court BL between the third Monday of Ute month. The taken, by this committee for its re­ in Chicago. Mr. Dawes warmly com­ first that six days should be set Church and Broadway at S.-45 P. M. port. Mr. Stebbins outlined the steps mended the plans suggested for such apart for this Centennial, and Uut 'get farther away from Christmas J and march through the business sec­ tion and to the school gym. the unite $50 WILL BE GIVEN TO &ive consideration to. and devise that the committee had considered a celebration, and urged that it be the effort should be made to have FATALLY SHOT WHILE ON 'than the reguar date. plans for. a centennial celebration to finance tills Barry county md in every way a dignified, worthwhile It a memorable celebration, one in placing as follows: Cuba, gcouta and Would you like to lake a trip to BARRY COUNTY HUNTING TRIP UP •which would include not only thia Hastings Centennial. M. L. Cook recognition of so Important a mat­ every way worth while, which would Sea Scoute. Every registered Troop China? Would you like a cimnce to city but also Barry county, since aU spoke of the urgent need of not let- ter in the history of this county and (Continued on page five) RESIDENTS NOBTH and Ship member should participate see the people, their cltlea, and to so every boy has a chance to con­ learn something about- a country tribute to the score of his Troop. A RECOUNT OF VOTES I spoke to kotabianb. which contains one-fourth at lhe “ACCIDENTAL DEATH” $35 OFFERED FOR Every participant must be registered Inhabitants of our globe? Would i n a v DC DtnillDcn Princjjal Killmaster of the Allegan m Dan-reglstratton will disqualify. MOST FITTING NAME MAY DC ntUUlncU (City school*, gave a most Interest CORONER’S VERDICT Commissioned officers and Scouts from a man who spent several yakrs ------------- ling talk. Illustrated with slides and past their eighteenth birthday can $10 and $5 for Second and County Clejk Has the Ballot I moving pictures which he had takThe Fatality Occurred in Big among them, who is a keen obaerrsr not enter in the contests. Each and interested in the Chinese? If Da,k,--------------------------------------- icn- showing lhe wild life of Uils Third Beat—Limited to Boxes, Etc., From Eight • |Iiart Of Michigan in a way that en­ Woods Near Marquette you would, you will have that op­ Troop having a leader in uniform re*8ives 35 additional points. Scout­ n-----------»»------ <—*_ । listed lhe keenest Interest of. the portunity on Monday night. Decem­ County Precincts *• Friday P. M. ‘ Barry County like demeanor may give a Troop 100 “HUCKLEBERRY FINN" IS ber 10. at the BrotherhoodCounty Clerk T. S. K. Reid re­ Rotararu at their meeting on Mon­ SUPERVISORS SAY THAT The Centennial celebration needs Hastings people were shocked additional points. The Sea Scouts day. The lecturer will be Harold BeWELL RECEIVED BY SHIRKING CHARGES a good name. The name must be , when they read In the Saturday ceived from Lansing last week n will conduct a flag raising ceremony client, who spent several years In morning Grand Rapids Herald of China as a missionary. He knows which will be Interesting and in- expressive of the scope of the event, AUDIENCE ARE UNFAIR command to secure lhe ballot box- |g THERE ANYONE which not only commemorates tiie, the accidental shooting of Lewis Ab­ the Chinese people and their char­ strucll ve. es. poll lists and election returns , bey of this city. He was Instantly acteristics and will be glad to tell AU district Sea Bea Scout* Scoute will assist assist ' founding of Hastings but also in-1 ni *v n*r>i/rn uiitu IN BARRY COUNTY BARRY RECEIVING BUT from the townships of Prairieville killed Friday afternoon near Birch, you about that wonderful country with the parade and act as orderlie* c,lK,M lhe celebration of the one PLAY PACKED WITH during lhe evening and ribbons are hundredth annlvresary of Uie set-, unuci V Gfinn HUMOR about eighteen miles from Mar­ and Thomapple. also from the six a „ . HALF OF AVERAGE AID quette. Mr. Abbey was one pt a and 1U inhabitants. to be awarded for lhe best exhlbl- l,ln« of the townships. • flUMtLT UUUU HUMUrt precintts ot this city. He has in Who Attended Dist. No. 1 tton. _ .------ ~ . his office the boxes and supplies. School in Orangeville Twp. erected ; _ hunting party, ail of whom had been ikxi. This i n is meeting meeting Is is open open to to all! an . to 1838 •1836 Slocum ——... • •H. Bunker erected; porenu and frlanda andI blfacheralthe flrst houseln what b llow H—- 1 Albert Bcckor Kewnles First from frnm the th® (wo tvn townships tnwnuhlm ana and thg^ I ha _ . _ _° ' No Legal Method Available igoing to the same locality to hUnt pj&ed to be a country. It has no • on Dec. 2,^1872? deer for the past seven years The such thing as a government rteogwill be placed In the jym tor tile “W- W u“ 01MrI Act to Add 30 Additional I"1' m',“d “,‘<l ,ourU' •ari’ J'l for Raising $30,000, Even J coirfort M the vision. Troop mem- "t'1™ '’’’"d out their wilderness!«<-s so «uu ov-uwa.wun. up, clty. As voun« was done by T other members were: Sheriff George The reason tiiat we iisk this ques­ If County Could Afford It I Leonard. Night Watchman Clarence several provinces, loosely bound to­ bers are urged to bring their flags— ,lomes ln the townships of Assyria. Characters to Cast means of a machine in the third !lton tion U because we have a group plcAmerican. Patrol Patrol and and Troon bub Carlton. Irving. Johnstown. Orange OrangeHteh school irnlnm un- ward, he did not feel it was neces-i.,._ vem Leary. Wm. Straus- gether. but with no community of Answering charges made by the Shultz, j American. Troop, bub ture of the teacherandI about 20 rural carrier Harry Brown interest. State Emergency Relief Arimlnis- baugh. 1 the American flags must be furled r»»>r.mC lu.u uvc., actt.cu u. « i a vrry. that crt.djU ble county presentation of ou>ce txi ur ne naj on December 2. 1872. and Floyd Craig All ixx werereccivra exper­ students trution Barry is shirking 1 There taken are dangers confronting hunters. AU were very con­ that country and the world aa well her financial responsibility to the ienced 1 The committee having this rally few years before. Two years later -Huckleberry Finn" In three acts “'>> instructions as to what to do almost 62 years ago companions in tire camp. In charge is composed of D. A. Van- the county of Barry was created by, Qnd four gene* at Central auditor!- with the big galvanized iron cans.' Tn the center of the front row of needy, several members of the board genial 1 an act of congress and many years u herc proi.y evening. All the ' the books and papers mentioned, but group is a little girl holding a On the afternoon of Friday Abbey. Busklrk. chairman; Harvey Bur­ of supervisors have made unofficial . later thc city of Hastings was in- nUv-rs had their part* well com- hopes to be told In the near future placard bearing tlie Inscription “Dis- answer. Floyd Craig. Harry Brown. Vem It is yet a question whether Chin*, aa gess. Jesse Kelley. Fred Ballance. -m ——<*a>a T» la lh« axltltno nt Har- . ..? . ..... . ____ J _ mhat la tn K- Xnna aKnm It Tt la IflCt NO. I OranueviMe. Dec. 2. 1672.” Albert Dykstra. Douglass Hindes corpora ted. It is the settling of Bar-1 fitted, and the action moved along what Is to be done about it It is «« No I Orangev^e Dre. 2 1872." They point out that the average Leary and Clarence Shultz decided that will be. । witnout wi.hout nncn hitch or or nesiiauon. hesitation possible that and oicriuiK uiu sterling twgera. Rogers. uuirr Other omciau. officials ry county ........... and Hastings "........ ...... they were called for .... Today-there • ,. is no 'District .... No....1. ’ amount of welfare money spent In T Japan is setting greedy eyes on parts are: Chief juu Judge. Hugh Riley; As the gathered , d1b.. iuktu wua u a rather free «« » P»rt of a recount of the votes Orangeville At the time the picture the slate ..-o . *18 ^. Itance frw» c,mP and near the of that country. The Inevitable rehas been* MUWU about perl' |c, iiuku juicy, clerk, vicm. ।celebrated. -------- ; „ pioneers I. 7. j * nc piay Fred ttaltanrea r. Hnn«n ■ I|to his good Fred Ballance; marter Starter. A. L Brown; 10 »**l«l *“lsl Slocum Hlocum Bunker Bunker and and his good 'adaptatton nt of M.rv Mark -T'v.in'. Twain * famous famous cast cast for for secretary secretary Of of state. state. The The rere­ Itaken it was probably kpown a* capita. Barry county, has1 -Lake Superior shore. Visibility was ranlta Rnrrv ernintv however, ha. . I publican . i—candidate — — received ----------a _ ma— the “Count- school -------house." later received only about $9 00 per capita P°°r tiecause of a storm at the time Announcer. Jm Broeak. i '“lfc to "ttt the firat house in Has- cUm1c American boyhood. Most . —and :. Points aH of the familiar charaeUra characters were were Jority. on llw the lace face of the relunu. returns, ol of ,.totoan as the Carter school house. of assistance. Yet although the Wel-i“n<1 because of the nearness to the Prfrfs are to to be be awarded avtrdrf on on all all |lln«s- «’■ ln Ju,> ot «■ 1M6’ a “ Barr* lot U>e familiar Jorlty. on of the st Se cond 1and' third — .lit (..ill*, .but the . . .... I — J..iI Itr Anrannle eante erenla for fit tint. areoM. will Uttw nt at U.rflnu. llartlw. Ik. U.e 1 aeUen and. eonUnullr ■>»... “■ 10.000 vole, Hu democnrtlc 'am' aerevui “™“ title ttle.. fare Relief Administration is only ’a,ce- nM* ,rom which often Inter­ should turn comiiiunlsUc. she wtttj . place.: thirty, twenty, ten. and five counlf st'at' to rt In this! thcorigin-. or)ginai naye, were altered 1 opponent ho stated that he le will WIU .lire taUl»- at U* 11U tana collage. LAASS«<V. Orfervlng WUtrt.il .1 IB dial IV It giving half of Uie average amount of fere As ap­ ,‘‘w> with vvisibility. ** *" they ““ .w w-v P“................... ‘of ( the -... ______ points for entering any event great rtvamt event. The •Thia founding fmmrilnre of nt Barry narrv , . . .. . nnntSF ■..-ilwas wasanannln tinotoarann photograph,and andofofanan assistance here, they are asking that proached this swamp they found । contest'the election; K..S but -—actual > 1 Oranirpvlllrt cr ’ hnni m-rutti h® Orangeville school group, he f®lt felt that that n w„ y, lloU u,.t al.(counting ------------- -----------of ballots has not been whether placing or not. Scoutmas­ wurfy .irf ol iu only city ««s l» Uie county contribute a larger sum iresh tracks of a good sized bear it might be too valuable to destroy. .... ! most llw enure first nt was writ- ordered u yet. ter in uniform twenty-five points. nlllngly celebrawd. of money than can possibly be raised that led Into the swamp. They Accmdlngly he turned it over to the "_ J?™ ten uy by oil Mr. t>rv».rr Becker iiiiiiacii htaseU ui In uiuci order। I ----------------followed tile tracks and satisfied ration as we know IL Application in on time, fifty pointe. ----. ..Cerf™"* ... --------1..„ \ . Iicn by taxation. ... -------- --------------------- ---Barmer to dispose of in any way we Attendance on percentage basis. 100 "Haatlnrk rvntennlal" ar® Kiiitahl® . . The only manner in which the themselves that bruin was tn a All these things will be preaeni HASTINGS CHAPTER points for perfect, and Troop Scoutcounty could raise Uie *30.000 de­ thicket near one edge of this swamp. in an Interesting manner by 1 Probably thcre'are very tew. if like behavior. 100 points. Troops ELECTS NEW OFFICERS any. manded is to borrow and even if Ute As they could sec no tracks leading of these pictures in existence from the swamp in any direction, will be given ribbons for places in board felt that the resources of the to-day. Possibly one or more who are tee wants something better—some­ each event. stage rettings F"e attractively Mrs. Audrey Ironside la New county justified such an expendi­ nor did they find any tracks leading Included in that group may be liv­ Events of the evening after thc thing that will make good advertis­ done and special credit should be: — — ----ture there is no manner in which ing In Barry county. If *o_he. or Worthy Matron of the parade through the business sec­ ing. something that will attract by given to those who assembled the the lender could be legally protected. five sat down and mapped out their Brotherhood she, would be Interested in this old tion to the gym and following the ita cleverness and expressiveness. attractive period costumes. Under such circumstances it would course. It was agreed that Craig Eastern Stars The name "Barry Towns' Birthday" photograph, which would have no should follow the tracks In the flag raising ceremony are: It is very difficult for young peo­ A recent cliange has been made value to anyone else. We will be glad be difficult if not impossible to ob­ swamp and the other four were to country and Mz people. Review: Will be made on the has been suggested. What do you ple of high school age to success­ The regular Brotherhood in th4 charter of Hastings Chapter to give this old photograph to the tain Uie funds even if desired. gymnasium flag raising formation. have to offer? fully portray adult characters, but Also the board point* out that station themselves al vantage points r who. „...______ first member _____ of the_____ group calls. The centennial Corporation will each 9t the seniors assigned thlz dif- of the Eastern Star Order. Hereto-__________ (Continued on page six) many drifters are getting assistance where they could see the b’ar when tore tile fiscal year of the Chapter We would like to be able to publish pay *35.00 in cash to Che Barry Mr. Craig would chase it from the (Continued on page three) Royal xMyers will be captain at 1I I1. M zmw, I ’ ' will — bvwl the names -■ — Aof r —all 11 I— ..... I—later t.. in the county who should be can'd ended on April Now it'will ehd In IKa the group county resident.' man. woman or the supper squad. The other member* for elsewhere. One supervisor esti­ October 1 each year; but the annual child who. in the opinion of the Abbey's position wajj to have mates that there are at least forty meeting for the election of officers judges, submits the most expressive NEW DIPHTHERIA been at the top of a bluff to the Gary Crook. Allan Hyde. Ed. Groat. or fifty families Uf the county who is held in November. At the last and fitting name. It may be a purely are not legal residents here and wiio left of the swamp. The others were Herbert Calkins. Charles Offley, SERUM AVAILABLE meeting. November 20. the following FAREWELL PARTY HON­ should not be enUUed to financial to take their places at the different Wm- Hinman and W. 8. Will. STATE BANK OF ffREEPORT. ’synthetic title, like “Century of officers were chosen: Progress." It may be all expressed in ORING FR. GELLER assistance at lhe expense of the pointe agreed upon. After having By Harry O. Mohrmann. Receiver. one , Worthy Matron. Mrs Audrey Ironword or in five words, but it Single Injection Immunizes county. In fact one supervisor has waited time enough for the ocher Harry o. Mohrmann. Receiver of must . slde: include the founding of Barry Child for Life, It Two Churches Hare Surprise made the statement that lie has four to have easily reached the STATE PAYS COUNTY the state Bank ot Freeport, will dis- county . Worthy Patron. Row Johnson and Hastings as well. The $27,21281 ROAD CASH seen welfare trucks from neighbor­ agreed-on places. Floyd started fol­ pose of a good list ot personal prop- rules . Is Claimed for Him at School on Associate Worthy Matron. Mra. are as follows: ing counties drive into his township lowing bruin's tracks in the swamp. erty at public auction at the John .1st—Only residents of Barry coun­ Physicians of Barry county now Alma Fingleton. Sunday Evening with indigent* whom they tried to It was fully fifteen minutes after it Doyle farm. 8 1-2 miles straight Associate Worthy Patron, Hugh " ty are eligible. Employees of the have available a serum for protect­ the five had talked the matter over "dump" onto Barry. • Sunday evening, following the No ­ north of Hastings or l mile east and Hastings Banner, officers of ing children against diphtheria RUey. ' Very Acceptable Jut The supervisors also argue the among themselves and had agre~d vena service at St. Rose church. Fr. 1-2 mile north of Freeport; or 1-2 Secretary. Mrs. Maude Smith. Centennial Corporation, and the which requires the giving of only one to locate themselves according to mile north of what is known as Treasurer. Mrs. Kate C. Johnston. B. N. Geller and the congregation point that a county should not be the plan described when. In looking (Continued on page three) dose. Most parents wll remember the "Terry Corrigan's Comer." Included Conductress—Mrs. Gertrude Jones. were -invited to St Rose school, asked to raise large sums of money time when four doses of serum were up into the branches at a spruce . In the property to he sold are 4 Assistant Conductress, Mrs. Mar­ where a surprise party was held for for relief purposes with the county, required to protect children the purpoM of honoring Fr. Geller, itself, having litUe or no say in ad­ horses, 4 red brood sows. 8 breeding FOUR HUNDRED NAMES against this disease. This gradually gret Barnett. swamp and about five rods away. •37.312.81. Of this amount M0.T44-ewek Deering grain binder. Deering who leave* this week for his new ministering the funds. 24 was paid to the county outer MUST BE DROPPED became reduced to three doses This The Installation of the new officers parish in Detroit. St. Cyril parish corn binder. McCormick mower, will be held Tuesday evening. De­ was followed by toxoid which re­ about eight feet from the ground, the provisions of the McNiU law, of Nashville united with St Rose Oliver riding plow, 10-fool cuiU- , That Many Registered Vot- quired only two doses and which cember 11. Mrs. Georgina Bauer. in bidding farewell to their faithful RECEIVES CITATION that made him believe that It was which compels counties to taka over packer. Buckeye riding cultivator, protected a much higher percentage Grand Worthy Matron of the Grand township roads. A total at 88XK0,FOR BOY SCOUT WORK tt Webber wagon and combination rjKS in City Will-Have of children against the disease. 8cI-' Chapter of Michigan, will Install pastor. A program was given, with the animal had sneaked out of the n stock rack. McOormlck-Deerlng ence has now perfected a serum the new officers. to Reregister monies. Melvin Jacobs. In behalf Laurence Jt Bauer Post, No. swamp and had made his way to tractor. Oliver tractor plow. 2 set* Fhlch requires only a single injec­ this particular tree, which was sev­ of the congregation and Wm. Taffee double work harness. International / The dty clerk, as the law requires, tion. and still protects almost 100 LATEST ARLISS FILM 45, American Legion, eral rods away from the point it speaking for the school children ex­ 1 1-2 H- P. gas engine, and other fnas been checking over the list of pkr cent of the children w!k> take IL had been arranged that Abbey would the state thia year and thia *30.748ortic la* not mentioned. Read tbk registered voters of thia city with 71x13 serum Is given to children SCHEDULED FOR STRAND pressed the meet kindly sentiments It. Honored take his position. To make sure that for their loved pastor and both ex­ auction sale advertisement in Ujfs the city poll lists of* voters who vot­ over six monttis of age and protects Hie Laurence J. Bauer Post No. 45. it was not Abbey, who would have •"Hie Last Gentleman." featuring pressed their wishes for every suc­ issue and remember the date. / < ed at recent elections. He finds the child for life against the dis­ American Legton. was honored last been ckwest to the tree although There was included in Ilia George Arils* with a strong*support ­ cess to him tn his new field of la­ that in Ute first ward. In the tiro ease There is very little arm sore­ week with a citation froth the De­ taent also 8M471! paid to (Continued on page four) ELWOOD BARNUM. precinct* of the second ward • and ness from the one dose. With this ing cart will be presented at the bor. The pupils in St. Rose school partment Adjutant Donald G. Having rented his farm. Elwood in the third ward. 212 persops who simple method available for diph­ Strand Theater here Bunday and participated in the exercises. Glascoff of Detroit. The letter noti­ H. H. S. DEBATERS TO A purse was given to Fr. Geller Barnum wiU dispose of his personal registered in 1932 have failed to theria protection, there Is no ex­ Monday. 73ie play has been ranked fying the Post of this honor read as MEET LANSING HERE« L11.m<>. property at public auction at the votoat any election in.the last two cuse for ever having a case of diph­ by critics as on a par with other fine by the two parishes and his sister. follows: farm 2 miles north and 1-4 mile years. This would indicate that a theria or a death from this disease. productions in which Mr. Arliss has Miss Geller, was also remembered Detroit. Nov. 23. 1834. with gifts. , west of Coats Grove, or 1 mile south total of 400 names tn the entire city Should a death occur, it Is a direct appeared. Coach Bocker's Team to DoDear Commander : will be found on the registration and 3 1-4 miles west of Woodland resuU of the negligence of the parroad bonds. For the outstanding Boy Scout fend Negative Bide of It will be an afternoon aale with books, in the six city precinct*, who ents'lo have this simple procedure work done by your'Pott In 1834. the Col. Henry Flannery as auctioneer have not voted in the part two carried out. Federal Aid Question • Department of Michigan has award­ and Ernest Smith as clerk. A good year*, according to the poll list*. The Barry County Medical Soci­ Hastings High school debaters ed it a Boy Scout Citation. Under the mandatory provisions ety has agreed that no child should ' list of property will be offered in­ This citation is being mailed to will meet Lansing Eastern here tocluding a span of bay mares, weight be without diphtheria protection be­ wan! Die middle of December in the and 1830. and a email sum your Post Adjutant today. ■ 3750. aged 7 and 0 years, black mare obliged to erase from the registra­ cause of inability to pay for this Reasonable care should be given। second of the Michigan State League weight 1800. black gelding 1500, 3 tion list the names of all voters service. This means that mothers the citation including framing, asi series, according to Albert Becker. full blooded Holstein cows fresh and Who had not voted within two years should take their child over six , debate coach. Hastings will defend no duplicate can be otXained if it 3 full blood Holstein heifers, 3 years after they had registered. Such months of age to the family doctor the negative side of the federal cannot receive It until -the becomes lost or mufiUted. voters cannot vote next spring, nor whether they can pay or not, and The Department wishes to ex­ school aid question. John Deerte manure spreader. Su­ a year from next spring, nor at the the doctor wll) see that the child Doris Shute and Ruth Hathaway press to you its sincere congratula­ perior fertilises'grain drill. Miller presidential election of 1838. unless Is immunized. This now means only As the final week of rehearsals and a bit dazed to find himself a tions upon the work done in this wiU be two of the three members tills county on bean puller, tractor, disc harrow. 7 they shall register again. They one trip to the doctor's office in- for “Ughtnln'. ” Civic Players pro­ hero as the play ends. particular activity by your local of the local team. One expert Judge foot, new spike tooth harrow. Gale have no one to blame for this situ­ Albert Becker, dramatic coach of Port. duction to” be presented in Central will- decide the results. ation except themselves. This pro­ qulred only a few years ago The auditorium here next Wednesday the 1 Hastings High school, very ably at Hastings tost Its first meet to Bat­ boldinc back Sincerely yours, vision was put Into the law. no disease diphtheria begins like any and Thursday evenings. Dec. 5 and handles the title role. He has had tle Creek Central, there, last Thurs­ Donald O. Oiascoff, Fairbanks engine 1 1-2 H. P . 6-ton doubt, for the purpose of making 7, commencing at 8:15 o'clock, gets considerable experience on the stage day evening by a narrow margin, count shall tn paid. Dept. Adjt. wagon scales, some household furni­ all registered voters do their duty, a relief to parents who have had This 837J1M1 cm under way. Director L E. Barnett and will be remembered here for the according to Professor Weiss of Al­ Together with the many friends ture and many other articles. Read by casting their votes at elections their children protected to know believes that the play will be one fine 1 interpretation he gave to the ceplable Ums. as com of the American Legton Port, the bion. who served as judge. Lansing the auction aale advertisement in whenever they are held. that the chances of one of those of the most enjoyable ones ever giv- ■role ■ of Scrubby in "Outward Bound " Eastern also lost ite first meet to “sore throats” being diphtheria is en by the local association. „ Honora Pratt his a very good part Banner congratulates the men for Lansing Central. their splendid work with the Seoul*. NOTICE TO HASTINGS Tftl’. almost negligible. \ Certainly the plot of the play has tn the role of Mrs. Bill Jones, the A win for Hastings will keep hard-working, faithful BARRY COUNTY ROD everything tn Its favor. Few char­ harassed, Coach Becker's team definitely in On hex-Arm two mltoo Dorth at BAZAAR AND SUFFER. acters have ever appeared behind •wife ' of "Ughtnln'", Mrs. Pratt has Hastings. Mrs. Jennie Wills pill bold Bank on every Saturday In Decern AND GUN CLUB MEETING. the running Reserve the date of Saturday. Dec. the footlights who so caught the 'appeared in several Civic Players an auction sale, offering hones. cat­ A meeting of the Barry County 8. for the Chrutmas bazaar and fancy of playgoers aa "Ughtnln' " productions. Her work as Mrs Rod and Gun Club Is called for MATTESON FARM HOME tle. poultry, feed. etc. J. E. Norton Will also collect at home every day. supper at the American Legion rooms ■Bill Jones—alow, shiftless, Infinitely Midget in “Outward Bound" was Munday evening. Dec. 3. at the Rood win err thia sate. Full particulars DESTROYED BY FIRE Chester Arehart. received, as was her Commissioner's office in the court < under the auspices of the American Rood hearted and possessed of a enthusiastically are published elsewhere in this Issue —Adv. 13-5. Hastings Twp. Tiosi.' Legion Auxiliary. They will havd Sharp wit pretty well concealed by interpretation of the vivacious Fire destroyed the farm home at house. Several matters of Importance "bachelor" aunt in "The Bride." a nice assortment of Christmas gifts are to be consklered so a good at­ Ernie Matteson, third house west FRIED CHICKEN SUFFER Katherine McIntyre In the role tendance is desired. COMMUNITY SALE"Ughtnln' " drifts on and off the of McOmber school off M-37. ManThere will be another community of of Mildred Buckley, the adopted Banfleid church Thursday Dec., 8. supper starting at five otelock. Mrs. scene In a veritable “cloud" day morning. The house, Hself. and auction aale at the Hartings fair SALE AND DINNER. Henry Mulder is chairman of the whimsical dry humor. Much to their daughter of the Jones, appears tn a grounds under the dlrecticn of J. E. Watch for Emmanuel church supper committee. Mrs. Edw. Downs chagrin, a couple of unscrupulous play for the first time since “Out­ 1- k— ___— -I rt-- II-I-- - —J lawyers ■ ------ discover Ala——— too — lit* — la Norton auctioneer. Honea, cattle. DANCE. OPENING DANCE. late lk.1 that V he is ward Bound." In this last produc­ Christmas sale and dinner. Wednes­ K. of P. HalL Middleville, Frtday. Mrs. Tho* Johnston is bazaar chair- hot the amiable weakling they think tion she demonstrated great ability day. Dec. 13. Furniture, aprons and sold to the highest bidders. novelties—Adv. November >0.—Adv and Bill U considerably surprised (Continued on page four) Preparation for‘Event in 1936 Should Begin Soon Committee Says LEWIS ABBEY MET PRIZE CONTEST 12630585 13731631 SENIORS PRESENT ENJOYABLE SHOW BOARD RELIEVES DEMANDS UNJUST I Four Auction Sales Large Cast of Local Players to Give “Lightnin’ ” Dec. 5 and 7 Play Promises to Be One of Most Enjoyable Yet Presented �THE HASTINGS "BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBKB U, IBM J Rey. W. Maylan Jones giving alllam Tyndale, an English reformer talk about the history of the Bible | and writer and - —fy’- g|Q METHOD 1ST AN UNUSUAL SIGHT. Mrs. Anna Cheeseman, who has NUMBER OF DISTRICT Saturday afternoon thc usual been living in Dowling, la very ffl SCHOOLS REDUCED MEETING HERE DEC. 16 large throng that gathers on Slate * various translations. He । fprd and ' Cambridge unlvcrsltloi, Mid 882 million copies of P-.’S-r™, on®, Choir of 20 Churches to Parents Appreciate Advan ­ O(“’MX,SJ - H.bn. .nd Mrs. Will Craig Is 111 at her home Unite—Good Speaker hitched to a carriage. Il safely tages of Twelve Grade who has been seriously 111 the past kfll U! WIVULW bcen languages. having been forced to flee to G»rGer­ been pj-roted printed in in 176 176 languages. east of the city. made Its way through the usual TJro* cek. la slightly Improved. Hli| Will Be Secured School* Originally the Old Testament was many to complete his work because Mr. and Mrs. Linden Johnoock. many friends hope for his cesslon of darting automobiles. REV. W. M. JONES TOLD1 written in Uie Hebrew language and of the enmity of the' English gov­ About fifty men, representing It brought to mind the changes BAr’Y colinl>' now has three town-; nncioyvme. me parent* Shelbyville, are the parents oi of a sun son plele recovery. He Is still al the Nete Testament in the Greek. ernment which had no sympathy,1 OT TBiNSLAnOMa OF made in the few passing years, to ship agricultural school*—at Middle- bom at Pennock hospital on Nov. nock ixppttU _ Later numerous scholars worked to- with ' ’ wlttl 8Uch undertaxing. He was enurenes oi mu- county, were rep- the time when hitching pasta lined ytlie. Woodland and Delton. The 25. such an undertaking. < THB 8GRIPTURKB getber and translated lhe Bible a contemporary of Martin Luther, resented at the county Brotherhood uoui both siucs sides ot of uiaic State street, street. men Then number ot district scfoobla ip the |; Phyllis, the three years old daughInto tn»A the th. Latin Eatin language. It it vwas who creating such excitement meeting, which was held at the horses, buggies and carriages park- .county ‘ “ an» ter of Mr. and Mz* Craig Sheffield. lias been reduced to quite Hr then, that the Bible was' given 1 h.. h ® — nt — r __ ._r.i.t. ■ __ . i. ,v "» « and interest in Germany. Tyndale Methodist social rooms here on cd along this street were Just as | extent In recent year^by eatabltehhas been ill with ear trouble, but Is ited Mr. and Mr». LUIe McArthur NEARLY FfHY OLD —• - una uiicrcsi ui ucruiaiiy. synunic -nn..~. , ------------------------------------ ------------RIR1 PQ PYHIRITFD a Book to.the »world. W?r.l<,’slIn ,L1932. ,9?2' Jo completed his work, however, with, Thursday night. It was an Inlereat- plentiful as automobiles are todav 1 ln* consolidated schools In Woodland. now convalescing., ------------------------------ (and family at Hickory Comers Sun­ olaLCd CAnlDl I tU Wycliffe translated the assistance oi of Luther, giving to made i I(Middleville X<l,lrl1®vl11® nrH and rwltrn, Delton. T-H® The num­ . Night classes at the Hastings day. . .. ” .-------- . both . . the , Old L ,I 'C a-smsiance uuuicr. giving io Ing gathering. Addresses were «uv lu »uv and New Testament* lhc world WDrld in m 1525 1535 the tbe English Bible.,; by Archie Archie McCrea, of Muskegon, Muskegon. edlediniAo.t TTAnV^TK^luvAd Wat1i “ !“? Nc * T “u,mcnU Jnto English. the ber is being still further rtduced by Thursday' -----Mrs. of Grand not meet Thursday -— —w-will .... .. West . and Hasel Mra ;tne naainon of new rural diMrict* High school Oldcst Book Displayed Was . giving clvintr the first complete comnlet® English Enellsh ■ Tyndale __ .... ___ was [atcr ,burned ____ _ to death _ >«. I<»>■ tor nt of the v.i.v.-nMuskegon Chronicle, and ' STATE ASKS COUNTY (the addition of new rural districts and Friday this week in observance Rapid* and 1 Published in 1744—Owned 'BlbI®- 'Y_>c’lfrf died two years lat- by ordcr of tbe Kln|{ In .Rev. Dr Hugh Kennedy, superlnten- I of Thanksgiving. ana daughterr of Illinois visited Mr. AID RELIEF three «»«»udatod dtetrict*. mu FOR run iillili WORK »iuni\ ,o lnjBUn „ two ncw dutrlcts have navannnrt )e*1.**“. u’e,work uP°n 1534 Luther published the Bible in'dent of the Grand Rapids district. I _______ Mta* Virginia Benham of Battle -----by Dean Davenport which Ids heart was set. lhe Qerman language. Dr. Miles(Thcre were interesting discussions R t Rtnta Wn« Nnt T»®,nn been added from Irving, two from Creek, formerly ot South Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beach of Ver, On Sunday evening a very inter- I At the time of thc Reformation, coverdale, an English divine, was of matters vital to the church ut tills :-“ul ine »vRie Mas Not neon Yankee Springs and one from Or­ was taken to University hospital mo'ntvllle visited Mr. and Mrs. Les­ estlng had begun to take-----more time. CM.U1K and VIM Instructive UWWMV...V service was ,people ---- -----------------------------------. , in-; authorized by the then king of Eng-1 Eng- (time. angeville to the Thomapple district. for an-appendlcltls operation. Arbitrary—Will Bo Bot­ lie Dickerson Sunday. . .. at. the At-- Methodist ii.iVaJI.) church, the I terest In . . ... .. " . . I .„ . _ ___ .... held in foreign tanmin languages anrl and Wll. Wil- .land, Two district* in Hope township and to translate the Scriptures । An important action was taken by tled Later unanimously rwmiirecom­ one In Prairieville have been added , from'the I rum uie Latin, L-IUUI. which wiucn he ne did. a>a. his I the gathering, unaiwiiiraiHj There la* been a rumor that Hie to the Delton district. ........................... ...........thc "Great amending ' transtation being called mending that that oix 014 Sunday Sunday nlitht.Denlglu. De­ Bible." because of its large slxe. 9x jeember 16. there will be held In the state welfare authorities at Lansing There lias bedn recently moved to 15. Later In 1560 came the Genevan Methodist church here a service in had given notice that welfare funds Delton the small school building version, translated by a group of [ recognition of the sesqul-centennial would be refused this county In the from what Is known a* the Carpen.(scholars at Geneva. The BLshops of the organteation of the Methodist future, unless the supervisors ap­ ter district. This ha* been revamped Hastings, Michigan • Telephone* 2344-2557 ■— Bible was published in 1569. and In । church of the United States, at the propriated a definite and sizeable end 1* now used for the Home Eco­ । 1611 the King James Authorized1 first General Conference, which was amount to aid the work. nomic* department of the Delton 1 Version was given to the world.(held in the city of Baltimore on De­ This report is not quite true. Tito (agricultural school. It ha* been very SUNDAY and MONDAY : Rlnr® Hint Hm® th®r® hav® K®®n 1 rfmbfr 24 17R4 — Or five venra H®fnr® state did ask for help from this ( conveniently arranged and makes years before Since that time there have been cembcr 24, 1784 or numerous versions Including lhe the federal constitution was adopted. county. It did urge that the coun- a needed addition to thc facilities of It was proposed at the meeting ty respond with a fpir share of the jthe Delton school. Several districts English Revised, the American Re­ vised. the MotTatt and Weymouth that all the choirs of all thc Meth­ cost, but no definite date wo* set for 1 in Barry and one In Prairieville translations into modem language, odist churches of lhe county bo iu JVc understand the matter will be have been added to thc Kellogg and the last, the Goodspeed Bible, united in one big choir. There will brought to the attention ot the su- school Just off the county line in published in 1923. This is a short also be an inspirational address by pervlsors al an early date; that the Roas township. Kalamazoo county, Hia latest picture since "Hou»e of Rothschild*' 1 summary of the talk by Rev. Jones, some noted speaker, whose name suite Is not disposed to be arbitrary, j It seems to us as If an increasing COMEDY—"It Happened One Day" ‘ but will take into consideration the;number of parent* are appreciating who had innde a very comprehen­ will be announced later. ADDED—Wall Disney's Great Cotortone Symphony— county's financial situation before I more and more the advantages to There arc over 2.000 members list ­ sive chort showing the develop­ •THE BIG BAD WOLF* nt-------------u_ theJj> conned amount of county aid' shall be ■ chlldrcn of ment of our modern Bible, which ed In the Methodist churches of tile --still'continues to be a best-seller Barry county, or about one-tenth of definitely determined. with a twelve grade school with no New* Events it.-, population. As many more prob­ At the October session this mat­ tuition to pay. It Is also very con­ throughout thc entire world. In connection with, this service ably belong to it* Sunday schools ter was brought up. Thc county then venient to have busses call for their TEN CENTS — TUESDAY NIGHT there was on exhibit of old Bibles Il Is hoped to have a capacity crowd hud no funds to appropriate and children in the morning and trans­ os well os more modern ones, the for the auditorium of thc Methodist has not now. because of the 15 mill port them to their homes In the This is the first picture under the resumed policy oldest book brought belonging to church, wfflch will comfortably scat lax limitation law. The board took Uie afternoon. As a matter of fact thia Dean Eugene Davenport. It was 1.100 people. matter up with the county road method of transportation 1* far saf­ that for so many years was in vogue Methodists of the county should commission, who agreed to oct aside er and better for all concerned than published in 1744 and was very well preserved. As a frontispiece, there keep this date in mind, and watch >10.000 to be used to pay welfare la­ driving back and forth In individual bor for work on township roads. cars. The bus delivers the children j was a picture of "The Creation." for further announcements. Whether this amount can J be in­ at the school, allowing Jusi enough evidently made from an old wood Paramoant Pictorial and News Tan Cento to Everybody cut. Dean Davenport also has a FRESHMAN COLLEGE creased and to what extent is up to time for them to get to their roJtna < thc supervisors and thc road com­ and get squared away for their stud­ Bible printed In 1873 which has this HAS MANY ACTIVITIES mission. ] lb. same picture in lhe front of the ies. It pick* them up Immediately WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Book, except that the figures ot after school, and returns them di­ Several Clubs Organized— lb*. ! Adam and Eve are placed different­ return of Marie Dreosler'a maa> rectly to their homes. Thu* one WOODLAND GIRL IS ly than in the earlier edition. College Paper is Es­ can see why an Increasing number lbs. Bibles printed In foreign lan­ SERIOUSLY INJURED of districts will desire Io have their tablished guages included a Swedish Bible children secure thc advantages of lb. The students of the Freshman given to Mrs. Guy Keller when she Miss Gertrude Schuler Bad­ lhe better school facilities and lhe was confirmed in 18U7; Dean Dav­ College have selected the following better training which can be ob­ lb. b.uu.. ly Injured—Three Others enport exhibited one printed in os members of the Freshman College — ALSO — tained in larger school unit*. Portuguese, which he obtained council: Kenneth Biddle. Frederick in Oar Killed lb*. while in Brazil; a French Bible Bishop. Wm. Fox. Barbara Wilcox, OBITUARY. Early Friday morning a fatal ac­ owned by Paul Ganguillet. also one with Miss Alice Flngleton as alter­ George, eldest son of Mr. ard Mrs. , tn German owned by him; J. D. nate. The council is nqw engaged in ’cident occurred near Ann Arbor in Dewitt Howe, was bom Aug. 30. 1871 Zagclmeler had one "of Martin drawing up a social calendar for the I। which two young internes. Dr. Myers at Big Prairie, Newaygo county, and I and Dr. George R. King and a ...., nurse, nutners ' Luther s Himes, Bibles, printed in German. college year. departed this life. Nov. 22. 1934. at < PATHE NEWS Adults 25 Cento; Children 10 Cento lMiss Violet Swanson, were Instantly and Miss Lettie Gam had a parallel I Thc Ocrman club, under the dlv«>“t Swanson, were Instantly (killed. Another doctor. William Delt. Bible. m column on the be- ; r"u“" 01 »• np,t the age of 63 years. 2 mos.. and 23 RIB END Miss Gertrude ocuuwr. Schuler, a a noo­ hos­ dhjs. In 1922. he came under the In­ Ing printed in German and the organizca organized witn with Franklin Beckwitn Beckwith i1(also(Mls* Schuler. FRIDAY and SATURDAY —Double Feature fluence -v vi of the ihu uuapci Gospel inrougn through me the . _ ..... . nuai nurse wnnse imm® i npar iiuciil other column in English. Among ns president. The other officers are: !„BL.nur?c wha5e ,lo™c preaching of Rev. Edw. Boone. He I ’ , thc others great interest wits a Frank Chadwick, vice-president; I Woodland, were very seriously in- leaves n faithful wife, jwo brothers. < Geraldlne Isenhath,secretary; Harry Jured. ShulU orFrupo't Testament carried by a rebel dur­ It appears tltal tliat a load of ot six were werti Harold and Harry,of Marley; one 4 Adrounle. Nnrviil treasurer and Norvul ing the Civil war. also another Bi­ Adrounle, sister. mts Mrs <if aranrl Mrs.. neia Nela Fmvee Frazee r ruzee oi of urunu Grand ,4. as parliamentarian. Anyone coining home from a party at a lake 3MHCI, ble carried during the Civil war; Stamm ■ RnnirlK nieces nlerec _and nnrt hinhi.-. a„,l i Rapids, nephews and J. C. Ketcham had an old family who Is taking German is eligible for near Ann Arbor, in a car drived by many (IKUM4. We TTV will will miss IIIIAO him. IIUll. He CSV ' one of lhe young doctors. In round ­ Ilin..; friends. Bible issued.in 1755. thc name of membership. A schedule of social was burled In striker cemetery. Rev. < ing a corner at what must have been his great-grandfather. Jacob Holmes. 'events is being planned by the com­ Hoos was the officiating minister. < njhigh rate of speed, the automobile being written in the front of the mittee. Fifteen students of the Freshman daried from the roadway and I book, which was printed in Oxford. CIRCLE NO. 2. Auulied into a tree, with the reEngland; there were many others College met Tuesday. November 8.1--—--------—~ Circle No. 2 of lhe Methodist L A­ Mis* Schuler suffered a ; published in 1818. 1836. 1844. 1867. and organized a dramatic club Miss 5Ulu S. will be entertained on Monday as well as several of the Moffatt, Mary Elizabeth Berry will direct thc ’ractured pelvis and a punctured evening, Dec. 3. at the home of tlie < Al the Saturday 3:00 Matinee only, will be shown in addition Weymouth and .Goodspeed editions. two plays "The Romancers" and lun«- At the hospital It was said chairman. Miss Eva A. Hecox, and ' 4 "The Woman who Understood thal her heart h “ d shifted to Red Letter Testaments, and some ' her mother. Mrs. Ralph Eggleston.. < “THS KED SIDER( religious books published many Men.” both of which will be pro-1*® r‘fht side, presumably a* a re­ Tills '1*1.1. is lc the IL— Christmas «a nn *-* >' theI party, future. Tryouta The three docyears ago. Davenport nten also(11duced du.<xd in ln the near Juture. Tryout* "u" ° lhe impact. Th ettoee vears neo Dean Dnwnnnrl ADULTS 13 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS members bringing inexpensive gifts >the k. ®„..i had a copy of ‘The Lost Letters." I Cast ...in will be v. held within a_ tors tora. In **’ Lin* the Irwid load and th® the thr®® three nnr«®« nurses Post’s Bran which was Interesting. Mrs. Agnes few days. The purpose of the club 1« *f?re “** connected with thc Univer­ to exchange. The usual pot luck sup■; per will be served at six-thirty. Flakes Fisher displayed the large family to provide ito members with dcama-(slI/ noaPItal1 , Bible, with thc name of Mrs. Jane Uc experience, also to provide the! whose aJcis 23. la. 10 ox. Pkg. Fisher iU‘? San‘l Fisher on on the the cover. cov^r. Besides Besides the the faculty and students with entertainScliuler of Woodland, she is a very cans' ones mentioned there were many menu highly esteemed, a wide circle of The Freshman College Journalism of equal interest which were removed relatives and friends hope for her i before dates could be secured, there Club has been organized under lhe recovery. being about fifty in all. The con­ advisorship of Professor Vaxtcr. lu i mould ni’lij iu nr rn ?■“ OF mm 0IBLES LOCAL NEWS °,U1I°".■e°p<“ fTKASD T HE AIK ■= Feldpausch Market George Arliss and All Star Cast in Tender BeeS Kettle Roasts THE LAST GENTLEMAN Yoang, Rib Home Made Boiling Beef Pork Sausage lb. 2* 25c Park Chop* Spare Ribs 2 Choice Beef Liver 2 Ham Ends Smoked Ham Bologna or Frankfurters 2 Pork Loin Roast Butter I GIVE MY LOVE 19c 25c 25c 15c 23c 25c TUGBOAT ANNIE Jean Harlow and Franchot Tone in The Girl From Missouri 15c Zane Grey’e outstanding story featuring Randolph Scott and Gail Patrick in ». 31c Nucoa X 35C WAGON WHEELS And Gertrude Michael and Paul Cavanaugh Notorious Sophie Lang ! I I M. 32C 10c 2 Instant Poatum ' "^ 24c Feldpausch Market gregation spent about half an hour Club members and tl^eir officers are: after lhe service inspecting thc Bi- Norval Stamm. editor In chief; Con­ nie Cook, assistant editor; LouLs i bles on display. Kenfield. business manager; Harry Adrounle. circulation manager; Les­ “HOME AGAIN.” I "Lumber Jack" Smith who took lie ------------------------------------------------------Cook, cartoonist and advertising his buzz rig up in thc upper penin- | manager; Miss Alice Flngleton, scc। sula and cut nearly six thousand cretary. I rnrric nf emv® wru-wl la nn The paper “ *is “ to be published every - ' vacation during the hunting season. two weeks and wll) attempt to keep the student body fully informed con­ (Jack's motto is "Safety First!" cerning college happenings. iiiimuiiMiiniiiiiiiiiMiwiiiiiiiiwiiiniiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiHHiijiiiiiaiBiiiiiiiiiiii 2999999 From 75 to 80 TTianksgivlng bas­ kets will be distributed to needy families of litis community through the Hastings High Ichool system, according to Superintendent D. A. Van Buskirk. The preparation of the collection and. distribution of these baskets i* among the annual Storm Sash and Doors IV SCHOOL DISTRIBUTES THANKSGIVING BASKETS Keep out the cold during the severe winter weather. We are prepared to put them on your home at once. An Economy Not An Ex­ pense ... The Saving In Fuel Will Soon Pay for the fcobt. I J DEATH OF MBS. ANDRUS. Mrs. Ida Andrus, aged 73. passed away Monday rooming at the home of her daughter. Leia, at Kellogg DEATH OF T. J. .vwcu. POTTER. cb.^su l. i. nan. lull, in Hattie Battle creek. Creek. Mrs. Andrus Many in this city will remember T. had been in poor health for some J Potter, who came to- this city time with.heart trouble, but pfieu-1 from Chicago when thc original mania was the ImmedUfte cause ot Consolidated Pres* and Tool Com-1 her death. pony was brought from that city to. The remains were brought to this I (Hastings. That company later be- city, where Mrs. Andrus lud lived (came a branch of the E W. Bliss :Ior mBny JTans, and the funeral Company. He was manager of the held this Wednesday morning at ten company for several years and later o , ’clock at the Methodist church In-1 moved to Los-Angele*. Mr. Potters itorment in the Fuller cemetery. Surdeath occurred Sunday November 17. vising are the daughter. Leia, and ■at hl* home in Glendale. California. ,a *on. William, both, of Battle Creek. (He had suffered severely from a disPASSING OF*MBS.' COON. ’ 'ease which had confined him to his i bed for seven years. He is survived by his wife and by one daughter. (Mrs Gertrude Lynton of Loa Angelea. I . SOME WILL NEED HE1 P. Home Lumber Company Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2276 iiiHiiiiiiimifHiiiiii Mrs. Rose Etta Coon, aged 67. died 1on Friday at Pennock hospital fol-4 lowing a short illness. She U sur- j vhed by her husband and five son*. The Rev. W. Maytan Jone* of this city officiated at the funeral service I held at the Dowling thurch at two ,o'clock Monday afternoon, with in-; terment Iff lhe Union cemetery. Mr*.' .Coon had bcen a resident of Balti- , more township for many years and i leave* a wide circle of frjends, who extend sympathy to the bereaved , ones. According to county school com­ missioner. Mrs. Maude Smith, the 'great majority of rural school* of |t)w county are in a good enough financial position so that they can (carry on and pay for a full nine (months schooling; but there arc 'eight rural schools where the prop(erty valuation of the xttstrict Is small. These cannot carry on school PASSING OF GEQRGE POTTER OF MULLIKEN. I for the. entire nine month* without help. George Pott?r of Mulliken, father , of Mrs. D. D.' Walton of this city, death drifflji.’’ passed away Saturday afternoon PHILO FULLER. from heart trouble, having been in ; ’ Mrs Riilo Fuller, aged 85. who ha* .poor health for a long time. Fu­ been In falling health for a long (neral services were held On Tuesday I ,tlme. died Sunday at her apartment , on 8. Jefferson St. lly residence in Mulliken. Sympathy I I Funeral services will be heki at ।1* extended to the- berqaved ones. ( (the home of Mr. and Mr*. Roy C. NOyCK I Fuller. W. Green st., this Wcdnes!day afternoon al two o'clock, the After this date I will not be re*' Rev. Frank Loomis of Freeport of- sponsible i . ____ ___ -------- ---------for any debt* unless I cmfir tai ins. Burial in the Fidler cemereme- ' tract i ftetating. them personally. Dated Nov. tery In Carlton Twp. .36, 1934- Roland LeavelL-Adv. I Keep out the draughts and make your home MORE COMFORTABLE for only a small expenditure. FAgSING OF MRS. BELLE HICKS VESTER. Mrs Jesse Vester, aged 62. passed away at her home in Kansas City. 1 Mo..- on Saturday from a cerebral hetnorritage. For several years she ( lutd suffered from diabetes and oth­ er ailments, but was dangerously ill ( but an hour. Mrs. Vester was Ute daughter of the late William F. I Hicks and had been a resident of' Hastings most of her life. She Is , survived by her husband, who oc- 1 companicd the remains to Oils city | on Sundpy. The funeral service was held at the former Hicks residence, on West Green St., on Tuesday at ten A. M-. interment In Riverside cemetery. She leave* many friends here who extend sympathy to Mr. Vester. - COMMUNITY AUCTION AT THE FAIRGROUNDS, HASTINGS, MICH. SATURDAY, DEC. 1 ■ 1 P. M HORSES. Black team, mare and geld­ ing, weight 2900; 14 years old, sound and right. Bay gelding, 12 years old, wl 1250 lbs. 4 head of good work horses from 9 to 12 years old, wt. from 1200 to 1500 lbs, sound and right. COWS. 8-year-old Holstein, due Jan. 1st. Year-old Guernsey, fresh 4 weeks. . .. ■ 6-year-old Black Jersey, due Jan 10th. 2 three-year-old Black Jersey heifers, due in March. 3-year-old Jersey and Hol­ stein, due Mar. 15, milking now. HOGS. 5 shoats, wt. 50 lbs. each 3 shoats, wt. 75 lbs. each. SHEEP. There will be buyers here for sheep—bring them in. MISCELLANEOUS. English Shepherd male pup. Pump jack. Tank heater. 100 ft. 1-in. pipe. x jj Quantity pop corn. Rabbit hutches and many oth­ er articles. There will be buyers here for beef cattle. Bring any fat stock you may have or any­ thing else you wish to get cash for. TERMS:—CASH:—Sale held inside in case of storm. - ' J. E. NORTON, Auctioneer MAURICE FOREMAN, Clark �THE HASTINGS BANXKB. WTOMKfDAT. NOVEMBER M. 1M4 Theeaeman, who has Dowling, U very 41 city. •crlomly 1U lhe pail htiy Improved. HU kgw. LUIe McArthur lickory Oomen Sun- ! then meet to decide the High School at center. Linden Snyder and Wil­ title. lard Lawrence al forward. Sporting Items I CLASS BASKET BALL | Basket Backet ball teams will be chosen thl. aiM-k according to Joe Brozak director of physical education at the An all Hastings High school ping Hastings High school. Three leagues Dong tournament is under way in. *’8) formed in order to give all the Hastings High school according contestants a chance to play. The to JoTsXk.director3of"physicid same, will start .fur the Thanks- educatlon. EimlnaUon will be by «1Ttn« vacation and are scheduled classes. That is. freshman, soph- ,or noon hour, __________ oinorc. junior and senior chamj' ' H^H. S. CAGE SQUAD . CUT TO 23 MEMBERS nd Hazel of Grand and Mrs Merritt •f Illinois visited Mr. r. Only Two Veterans Left From Last Year—120 Candidates Try Out .1! / TCF 44-2557 Cut in EMAN Rothschild Symphony— News EvenU GHT timed policy rogue TEAMS FORM LEAGUE H. H. S. PING PONG , TOURNAMENT STARTS -Does Your Cool Go Out Nights? Coach Robert Lockton has cut the Hastings High school basket ball squad from 120 to 23- Those who survived the elimination are: 1 Arthur LaBallUter. Lester Larabee. Earl Moore. Leo Nye, Linden Snyder, Donald Southard. Clinton Scobey, Emerson Struble. Charlie Struble, Roy White, Robert Wall­ dorf!. Horace Angell, Bernard Banasch. Ed. Beaver. Steve Bristol. Gor­ don Crothen. Bill Gladstone. Brad Hinckley. Wellesley Ironside. Bob Francisco. Dick Beumer, Hugh Kelley and Willard Lawrence. Only two veterans. Captain Wall­ dorf! and Willard Lawrence are left over from last year. The most likely looking combina­ tion so far. according to Coach Lock­ ton, is Captain Walldorf! and Charles Struble at guard, Roy White ONE CHILD HAS GOOD TEETH, NINE HAVE NOT LOVE s to Everybody ►AY Dreuler's uuu- <NIE (By B. A. LyBarker) x° s Red Jacket Surely you don't want coal Tone in that haves you cold when ssouri you count on it most. Then play safe. Bum Red Jacket Udren 10 Cent! Coal, it's a warm and faith­ e Feature eaturing rich in 2LS 'avanaugh Lang ful friend night and day. In fair and foul weather. Gean ... High in beat .. . Low in a»h... Free Burning. HASTINGS ICE & FUEL CO. Halting*, Mich. Some time ago dentists, co-op­ erating with thc Civil Works Ad­ ministration. examined the teeth of 300,000 children. More than 90 per cent were found to be de­ fective. The children are not responsi­ ble for that condition, and in many cases, the parents, because of economical reasons, are not to blame. However, had the par­ ents considered "an ounce of prevention is worth a -pound of cure” much suffering and necdless expense might lia/e' been avoided and the teeth saved to add beauty and charm to lhe youth and adult who was the child. A visit to a dentist now and then will later be a source of satisfaction for he can. and will, preserve the health of your teeth; When he prescribes antiseptics or other treatment, patronize a good.drug store. This is the seventeenth of a sc­ ries of Editorial Advertisements to appear in this paper each week. i Jones in 10 CENTS THORNAPPLE LODGE No. 628 Loyal Order of Moose ON MICH nd Hol milking Are Putting On a Membership Drive Now is the time to join—$5.00 Ini­ tiation Fee; Dues $13.00 per year. $7.00 per week Sick and Accident Benefit; $100.00 Funeral Expense in case of death.. . . Mooseheart for your children; Moosehaven for you and your wife in old age. For Farther Particular* See Secretary—BERT ULLERY each each. here for in. •us. le pup. »ter. .. .xjl LOANS TO FARMERS WHY Pay More lor Your Loan T DoNT PAY more than other farm­ loan. They are borrowing feed, livestock, machinery, and what­ ever else they need to use in boosting any oth CHARLOTTE PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION <OCAL BEFRESENTATTVE HASTINGS CREDIT EXCHANGE Stebbins Bldg., Second Floor, Hastings, Mich. H. H. S. CAGE SEASON 1 TO OPEN MONDAY Hasting* Klrfi school basketeer* will open its season next Monday evening. December 3. with BL Phil­ lips High school. Battle Crtsk. there. The first home game will be on Friday. December 7 with Allegan. Herewith is the balance ot the schedule: December 14. Charlotte, here. December 21, 6t. Philip's, Battle Creek, here. Lakeview. Battle ' January 11, Creek, there. January 19. Woodland and Kel­ logg school, here. January 25. open. February 1. Grand Ledge, there, February 8. Lakeview, Battle Creek, here. February 9, Woodland, there. February 13. OUegv, there. February 23. Charlotte, there. March 1. Grand Ledge, here. feM/uw's/akesfl Fabric Slip-ons in plain or decorated styles/ Rayon UndiCS SENIOBS PRESENT ENJBV1BLE SHOW ase ply but smartly I Both of excellent workmanahipl Our own Crescent line, too—m semi-tanored styles! Regular bloomers, band bot­ tom bloomers, step-ins, brief panties, French panties, flesh and tea-rose! Small, medium and large! They're extra­ ordinary values! (Continued from page one) flcult task did the part well. Herewith is the complete list of the actors together with thc part they took in the play: Ben Rogers, Lyle Kurr; Tom Saw­ yer. Howard Martin; Huckleberry Finn. John Phillips; Joe Carter, Carl Naylor; Miss Walters (Sunday School superintendent), Irene Rey­ nolds; Jef! Thatcher. Russell Laubaugh; Clara Woppinger. Frances Sage; Amy Woppinger. Jeanne De­ Vries; Judge Thatcher. Bernard Hammond; Rev. Jones. Robert Corkins; Mrs. Henderson. Irene 1 Shellenbarger; Becky Thatcher. ; Irma Walers; Mrs. Sawyer. Doris Shute; Aunt Polly. Betty Blough; Bld Sawyer. Vernon Wlnlnger; or­ ganist. Betty Donley; Mary Jane j <Polly's niece) Winona Brooks; Milba White. Barbara Freeman; Ruth Watson (Polly's sisUr). Dorothy Ballance; Mr. Finn. Eldine VeVault; Fred Raymond. Homer Ycckley; Mrs. Judge Thatcher. Arloe Meyers; Mrs. Jef! Thatcher. JeanelU Ritt­ man; Choir—Ruth Hall. Hazell Mc­ Cain. Beth Havens. Helen. Angell. Virginia Boyes. Howard Ferris. Viva Smith, and Vernon Wlnlnger; Sun'day School—Mae Newton. Mildred Mack. Ruth Robinson, Freida Bump, Reatha Robinson. Louts Baldwin. Roy White. Oast in original play. Robert Phillips and William Peake. The following committees assisted In the production: Assistant direc­ tors. Marcella Kennedy, chairman, and Lura Francisco: publicity. Doris Shute. chairman. Helen Angell and Marcella Kennedy; tickets. Viva Smith, chairman, and Doris Shute; programs. Ruth Robinson, chair­ man. Louise Baldwin and Frances Sage; furniture, Lyle Kurr chair-1 man. Jeknne DeVries and Vernon Wlnlnger; costumes. Virginia Boyes, clialrman. Retha Robinson and Beth Haven; properties Ruth Hall, chairman; and Helen McPherson; scenery. Robert Furrow, chairman, and Roy White; lighting. Vernon Wlnlnger: make-up. Beth Haven, chairman, and Betty Donley; class advisors. Mr. Reinhart and Miss Merson. The music was furnished by the High school orchestra under the di­ rection of Wesley-Logan. To the credit of all who took part It can be said that they pro­ duced an enjoyable evening of en­ tertainment. full of homely good humor and fun. A good sized crowd Beautifully Finished! Sm Bargain-Priced! Women $ Close*Out 100 Prs. Ladles1 ODD LOT of SHOES • All Leather I • Straps and Pumps! * Men's Grey Covert Cloth 54-inches wide! 100% All Wool! FLANNEL Cossack Jackets In handsome Fall colors! 98c Just the colors will inspire you to design children's dresses, and coats, little boys' suits, and of course, skirts, coats, and blouses for yourself! Blues, greens, reds, browns, and *'ln-between" shades! Firm, sup­ ple texture ... easy to han­ dle! Cream color . . . 11.49! Plenty of warmth in this 25% wool blanket lining! Talon fasteners. Sizes from 36 to 46. Boys* Get yours and be aU set for winter! stitch UNDIES Vests and Panties-rat.only' 25® Sizes $1.69 Close-Out 75 Only Children’s Fils Fabric Coat* so •Tuck-stitch is~perfect*under*any^costume! Soft? m (/> k I • close-fitting filling — U>*1 rm twivlizMit in n comfortable, warm without Re being Ibufkyl Of mercerized cotton and'rayon! Pantiei have all-dastic top, and lastexjound the bottom! Small, medium, large sizes! For girls 6-16 19e! Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Welcome Y Group meets with C. P. Battjes aa leader, next week Wed­ nesday evening. Dec. 5, In the home of George Lafayette. Freeport Y group meets at the school on Tuesday night with Gary Newton. President and Mr. Ard's as leader. Clarence Hackney and his Y group of 7 and 8 grade boys went on a hike last Saturday. One hundred thirty-four visitors were at the Starr Commonwealth school last Sunday, including two car-loads of the Older Y group from Hastings. The organization of Rain­ bow Girls and their parents made up most ot the crowd. Dr. Kinde and Mr. Baltjes have the program for the next meeting of the Spokes Club. Monday night; Friday noon. Nov. 30. 30 delegates will leave Barry Co. for the State Older Boys' Conference at Lansing which begins at 2:30 Friday and will close with church service. Bunday morning. Dec. 2. The delegates for the Conference are: Rev 8. R Wurtz, Billy Roe and Jack Green of Nashville; Gary Newton of Freeport; Rial Kellogg and Hollis Hoffman of Quimby; George Stafford; John Hoff, Owen Buskirk. Jack Peeling of Middleville and Mr. Wm. Carmichael thc Y leader and from Hastings there are the following: Alvah Curtiss, Steven Johnson. Horace Angell, Linden Snyder. Gordon Crottiers. Earl Peake. Howard Martin. Floyd Ever­ hart. Jr., Richard Bogart. Donald and Wm. Bachman, Lester Larabee. Lyle Kurr, Arthur Fuller. Robert Heaney, Albert Osborn, with Clar­ ence Hackney and D. A. VanBuskirk u adult leaders. PLEASANT RIDGE. Next Sunday morning will be election of officers in Bunday school. Mrs. Orpha Richardson, who un­ derwent an operation at Pennock hoepltal, returned home Wednesday. Mrs. Bert Kinne's health being poorly she is with her daughter Cress le, In Hastings. , Remember the Ladies' Aid will meet on Dec. • with Jdn. Blanche Bayne, club No. 2. serving dinner. A program following with Mrs. Orpha Wing, chairman. No Job Too Hard for These Fine Quality Men’s Capeskin GLOVES . Berets to Match! BOOTS Intantl Tidy ROBES G,r«i Seamless Knit Wool Linings Vd<u>! Shn Ml/ 98c $2.98 A glove within a glova." Gives great­ er warmth, greater wear, greater comfort. Soft durable imported leath­ er. Choice of button, slip-on. strap models, in brown, tan and black. _____du tit of special black BeUal Men** Hand-Made aughies" know all about hard Heavy, nailed compo solos and rub- A Record-Breaking Value That Tops Them AU! Men’s Ties! SHIR Pre-Shrunk, Good Quality Broadcloth! 49* 79® The kind of »hirt yotfd expect to find at a higher price! Made to Penney's rigid tioni, ocean pearl buttons, splendid pre-shrunk, cur to full sizes. White, bl greys, greens, sun<tans. Each shin wi Resilient Construction AU Newest FaU Colon! Stripes, Checks, Plaids AU - Over Patterns! HAS �TIM HA8TWOI BANNER, uiKIu^r Mi'aw.«. r auditor general Ba would skaleton------------------------------------ * *** aU** Mrtcultural department OOQK ****- a4u«Kw to eUmln<te duplications of the ac- Views and Opinions;, What Others Say OUT IN THE CHILL AIROVESTT imrrH TBAB tivittes at Michigan Stale College. If. I am wondering if the action of —— -------------------------r----------- ----------- the state tax Is entirely wiped out„| 1 the American Legion tn convention BlrtSSf m B'’ he would abolish the stele tax com- 'at „ Miami in asking for both . aw payRt-r." mission. Also he proposes to set up ment of the bonus and the remlth iiahmy roi’xrr omb ma. iioo a central inspection division where ting of Interest on loons already !■ *^**a««.) 'Single inspectors could work for sevbot^ aAe h“!uu nt fisnar oouxtt six Months sc ' . thflt ,hc two lt*nu were inserted so ‘ in la MtUMj eral departments He would do away [hal a mlght be arrived a BAXMT county. TUBBS months with all divisions or departments ,f and the compromise that is [irob*** n<* serving a useful or necessary able to the remitting of the interest. purpoto. ,■> ’111 b. lnl.rr.UM to wtth IM. foakiGN aUBSCBiPTioNS. one ’ , Imanouver. The remitting of the inyxa* IM ApYaMOX...........—S3 oo 5. Support the school system, j terest will, some time in the future, ’ snyraTfitren'>»tA Through economies effected by the prove advantageous to those who DtapUz »4r«rtuiM r»u* ob *a*ii<a changes ment IonAl above he would borrowed but It will leave those who *8* ..... ... tK. didn’t barrow sitting out on the U»e »«-[ porch in the chill air.-Tom Conlln * w«i I* *•> Provide for the.schools. Ul lhe Cry3Ui Falls Diahibnd Drill. This and That Defeating Boredom. An Editors Mali. Shakespeare u It Should Be. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. rtow-bi...» .Win.. ana Mr* AMrs. rrenx ISEillSr « MbtoKU. um.Allee whtotoone tod Interest themselves regardless of «... „ E Kiimer attendiwl th* w fSUndforater1S-e!S’ o?Mteh?’• W’’DUlrtel S’ 8 CoJlvcntton lait wJ JESh',FrWay ftt “Grille. A. G. Hathaerhood here recently U • “ man “ or this type. He has a remarkable memory; » varied range of knowl­ edge gained from a lifetime of study, travel and observation, an abundant store of energy no doubt built up during an active out-of-door life. WM rt-cl«t«d President of the district ful teacher. Mlaa Stella Wheeler and Mr music LEWMEW iramoEiTH (Continued from page one) Large Cast of Local Players to Give “Lightnin" the Bunday School and are cordially tai- (OonUnuad from pare one) In playing the role of an elderly so- nteday wm wsfl attended in spite defy woman In a finished, convinc­ of ths bad weather. Proceeds from ing manner. In the coming play pot luck dinner was HJD. she has a role almost the extreme MIm Dorothy Conrad ot Hastings was a Sunday afternoon caller at McIntyre win be Harold Logan as John Marvin, struggling young lawyer and a MIm Vera Todd of the Center Road faithful friend of the Jones family. has been visiting her sister, Mrs. It seems that it is Marvin who sees Agnes Barry, the past two weeks. through the Intentions of two un­ Mrs. Julia-Brown of Nashville at­ principled lawyers and with the aid tended the Aid at Mrs. Millie Fish­ of "Lightnin' ” breaks up their er’s Wednesday of last week. nltokt. Vf r * - - i ^<H V* - ■ ■ Mtes Jannet Michael spent the H;e bluff where he was to stop was week end in Ann Arbor with her several rods away from ft. Floyd cousin. Mtos Helen Wooton. Dr. and called Abbey's name twice, but re­ Mrs. John Wooton and Mtos Helen ceived no answer. He then felt sure Michael motored to Ann Arbor Bun­ day and Miss Jannet returned with alm and fired twice. Whatever it them. Most people would consider a day the population iivea North of the EquaHerold C. Hunt and Francis An­ ground and Floyd, announcing to "Outward Bound" and as spent in a stnan city with nothing in particular to do but await a gell will attend the fifth Manual the others that he had shot the bear, younger of the bachelor brothers in “The Bride." rpeaking engagement that evening Oantral InterKbolastic Press as­ hurried as last as he could through nu her dull if not completely boring, sociation to be held at Madison. Wis­ the thick brush of the swamp to­ « mi 000 a year Is necessary. Fitzgerald, rep­ ward the tree, which was about five first time in a Civic Players produc­ not so Mr. Osborn. He welcomes such consin. November 38 and 29. rods distent. One can imagine his tion. has some difficult work to do rm b« proposes a survey to find out how, Volcra ... ---------------_ Ottawa. Os- occasions as leisure time In which to resentatives of "The Fortnight." in Meco^te.. much is actually required. cro!a WK1 Hirry counties had'an go exploring." Nor does this simply Mrs. Noble Cain and three daugh­ horror when he found that he had in the part of Mrs. Margaret Davis, 5 1SI . to., av. U opportunity to vote for or against mean wandering about looking at ters of Evanston. Illinois, came shot his friend. Lewis Abbey. Why lhe actress from Peoria. The court­ . 8 except highopUon a. Ulc r<Wn{ c]eCtton. buildings and streets. He has a gen­ Sunday for a week’s visit with her Abbey did not go to the place ar­ room scene with Mrs. Davis qp the -TXTt,_ ., . -- . jrord. 7 way and conservation < to.MAI. AU..AU funds U..VVAdirect- i.llU and ... in V*all ‘l .VLU tour VIof Ullfib these UlUimA leading uine interest In people and the rath­ parents. Mr. and Mrs Robert ranged, why he had climbed this tree stand la one of the high spots of r«eMUMa!<*Ura taTpabiMhtg'an ly in the general fund and appro- w-cateni Michigan counties the pro­ er and why he did not answer when his the show. Miss Tealc in rehearsal .. rare ability — to atrike up Interest Burch. Mr. Cain to expected Wedname was called twice, will of course has handled this part in a very im­ --------------------------------- --- --- -------- .< (nJm dl poul ntttol ing conversations with those he nesday for the rest of the week. I' . .k . . , . Residents in these areas showed meets, to draw them out. to get their Mrs. John Spafford of Manchester never be known. It is possible that pressive manner. I pore.. Al prravni Uw HU .rales t««., ,Mlr good lh, Ix>sllc Hawthorne, who won the “nd daughter. Mrs. Laurel Get tins, he misunderstood thc direction in views on current and local events. which he was supposed to go and hearts of Hastings' audiences as . liquor revenues and other state tn- cal -* option —“~ 1— -------plan, regardless of their ... ’ husband and daughter, Betty, of Tt>possibly may have climbed the tree Trampus in “The Virginian," will persona] feeling concerning liquor While on one of the "expeditions"'lc.^' ohl0, ,are,e’?eclt’d.as come 13 variously earmarked. thinking to get a better view of the Of all the delusions and shares in here tn Hastings, for example, also play the villain In “Lightnin’". he guests and Mrs. F. j 1. tri.reur.tlM retain of »U Mr. .»m[h, C. „lu]MU)n the uquor t„mc swamp. the regulation of the liquor traffic He will be Raymond Thomas, one a young man walking around! „ „ bile weight tex revenues as they are undoubtedly heal option to the met His grieved companions picked up of the tWo shyster lawyers who are Uie court house square tn a rather ,, VWt?rs at .Mr’ and M,rs ,9aU A CITY PLAY GROUND. it opens “ the" door ‘to booticollcctcd. In other words when license greatest, * " ' disconsolate manner Mr. Osborn , Sunday were Ford Rail of the body and carried it to the attempting to get control of thc „ -legging and a hundred other evils. spoke to him and soon learned thal i^r'„ Why not develop the area of the plates are sold In departments or B: Er. Hal1' camp. A coroner's inquest was held property. Orville Bayles, the bishop I ,Ra,Pld?; in Marquette and. after hearing all of the "The Virginian." to the co-1 city park south of thc Hastings state branches, thc amount collect. ­ It has been tried repeatedly and he had come from Woodland town‘ found wanting. ship to see the county clerk on a ,,nd.Mr' Mra’ Wesley Hall of the evidence, the jury in a very few villain of the play. He has the part' w> «bool bulMtos Hilo ui .U>l«lced -------------------------------------------------------would be deposited directly to the [ Nevertheless ... minutes returned a verdict of -acci­ of Everett Hammond, partner in thc .„. fact that a num- matter of business but discovered ,lasun8sdental death." field and play ground primarily for account of the county treasurer in-1 ber of counties voted on local opcrime with Raymond Thomas. thc office closed in observation of । tvvt-iuty vpawq sr-n 'tdriv the use of the schools but also avail- ‘stead of being rent to Lansing, and UonKh.U!S.tU!“' ArmUtlrr The remains were brought here on . „ TODAY. Bud Wolfe, the Tom Pryor of Armistice nav Day So nfter after Inornlna learning tha the V'T/T? Miss Marguerite Matthews came Sunday. Funeral services were held •’Outward Bound,” and the one who tory provision for such a vote, in ­ possibly "borrowed" if other state * ' - •“** *" name of the clerk. Mr. Osborn went : able to the general public? from Kalamazoo Normal Wednes­ at the Methodist church Tuesday touched tiie heartstrings of his au- i dicates that there Is growing re­ UB> She one will wul spend sPcn<’ Thanksgiving 1 nanxsgiving afternoon at two o’clock, with Rev. s Th; Ulr iramd which lu, t«n (UIUu „n low. continue nil present SI!ltn„nl over ,he menner in which nXi aJ^0\h1J11Ctrtenh^npCarrnit.)?.od day. (lienees as “Steve’' in ’The Virgin-, used for years to satisfactory so far highway revenues to local’ units, licenses have bcen issued tor the Karl Keefer of Watervlelt officiat­ Ian," will, play the role of Lemuel ing. assisted by Rev. W. Maylan Townsend In “Ughtnln' “. Lemuel to I as a playing field to concerned but such as McNltt law money for town- sale of beer and spirits. Some of the ment for him to meet the young —.. Maus of . ... . Mrs —Frank Kalamazoo justified—•George Jones. Interment was in Riverside elected Judge before the play ends, has thc disadvantage ot being h>- ship roads Use gasoline tax reve-.'resentment •-is — B?°HUt "n1“OUrHI,ncU!^!L- came “ re first oi the of me the wrex week to to vmt visit cemetery.• . Welsh. Grand Rapids Chronicle. but this doesn’t prevent him from cated nearly a mile from the lock- nues to meet fixed obligations and tO?i h£,d tt n C . ChAl. ?2th 7”1 Mrs- Nettie Brooks and other relaSurviving are the widow, two rapidly succumbing to the charms .na a,..r a. Mr Maus and the c^Idrcn wU1 and bought toa .„K. sweater at .hto the store l;ves , I AGRICULTURAL RECOVERY. er rooms and showers, and away for construction. small sons, his father. L. A- Abbey, of the fast working Mrs. Davis. , in question as a gift for an ac- i, spend Thanksgiving hefe also. from the center of the city. Plenty 8 Repeal■ the head tex and ap- | After flound<.nnK ________ about in thc quaintanec. 2 brother. George Abbey and three Walter Powell as Sheriff Blodgett. Mr. and Mrs. Welby Garn and sisters. Mrs Harry Brown. Mrs otto Jocelyn Ironside as Mrs. Jordan. ‘ of space is available tn lhe park to propriatc an estimated $750,000 a economc mare that admittedly was children of Battle Creek and Mr. Tietz and Mrs. Walter Rivera, nil of Eva Hecox as Mrs. Starr. Beulah Once in n while some amusing sit­ provide room for a great variety of yyar from the so-called chain store beyond its comprehension, thc fedand Mrs. C D. Gam and family of this city. Mr. Abbey was one of the sports and games including football, tax. plus funds from the general tral adminUtration and 1U brain uations develop, In conversation Woodland ate Thanksgiving dinner city firemen, having served tn the Severance as a waitress. Julia Dur­ kee as Mrs. Cogshall, Elizabeth trust after more than a year and a with a couple of men on the street soccer, baseball, shuffle board, vol- fund to pay old age pensions. In this half are finally beginning to apjsrc- he happened to ask if either were ' with Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Garn. department for ten years. He leaves Finch as Mrs. Preston. Lucille Will-1 Jey bail. etc. The main expense Item connection Mr. Fitzgeralrf to con-Iclale that all their experiments have | going to the Brotherhood that eve- i Gertrude Sullivan who has been a wide circle of friends who regret itts as Freida. Audrey Ironside as! visiting Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sul­ his passing and extend heartfelt Mrs Emily Jarvis, and William involved in this project would be templatlng a recommendation that brought little relief; and the presi-!ning. One said he guessed so; the livan and other relatives returned sympathy to the bereaved ones. Kennedy as Teddy are all appearing labor and if wrt relief program.* homestead property occupied by dent to finally beginning to look to-1 other made a somewhat vigorous de- 4o her home in Muskegon Tuesday. Sympathy is also extended to Mr. In a Clvle Players production for i to. durw. IX .raram, ,K.ra.,s o< « .to „ I I Misn Helen and Geneva Hayes Craig, who was for years a close. the first time. Many ot them are] .re scneauJco auruig rnc com^s persons or as year, or age or a deftnlu. Whrther’he ’are expected home from Ann Arbor Intimate friend of Mr. Abbey, and known to local audiences, however, | months, it could doubtless be fi- be exempt from taxation up to the wUI R0 far rnongn and r permit Urdus-'Who is going to speak." asked to spend the week end with their who feels terribly over the accident. through starring la High school or nanced in this way. If public money amount of $5,000 of valuation. —- -to work —■- out —• iu ----------II-try* own salvation re- i Chase. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayes. other local productions. —iTte iobe I "Oh. some old fellow from up 9. A staggered three member par- — main, be seen. is to be used for reducing unetnployRay Wlcox who has been spending Margaret Gladstone, who gave There is just one good feature north." was the reply, used to be (the summer in Dallas. Texas, re­ ment. funds spent on a playground don and parole board of a non-par-. ~~ such a romantic touch *to til* role । about the administration's pro- governor around here ’ turned Friday for an extended visit and athletic field for use by the cn- tlsan nature to act in an advisory of Molly In "The Virginian." takes gram put put into into cueci effect auring during ure the last Was he a good one?" ,. ,. . . ... . 5 gram lass ' (with hto mother. Mrs. Wilcox. the part ot Mrs. Rodney Harper. । tire community would provide some- capacity only A full time secretary 18 month*: BI0nths. and and that that is ts thc the feedins feeding’ "Yes, he was alright, I guess" Because of the Illness of Morris And Mr. Osbam was still chuck'*■* “* Certainly or -------------*------------------** be **ve of the,Munfortunate unemployed. Al-1 mthing "* of lasting *• benefit. commissioner would its activt uiuvi.unaM; u><cn>p>v>cu. -----TiflRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. O. Hill. Dr DeForrest Walton was few more worthwhile projects could representative, but the board would । though this has cost an exorbitant |llng about the .incident hours later Mrs. Edward Monroe and Mesdrafted Into service to take the part n nmira , dames Stewart .mu .u>d mucuem Macbeth oi of xsaiBatbe suggested. pass on all pardons and paroles. A price compared with what It needed of Rodney Harper, -wealthy lumber­ w, <m.c .v uu» begin to I There's a lot of talk these days tie Creek were lhe guesu of Mr. and man and friend of “Ughtnln' ’’. Dr. staggered and non-partisan prison TOmparc wlth the vast sums that about redistribution of wealth and Mrs. H- G Hayes last week. Mrs. Walton was Uie Rev. Frank Tiioinpauth- have on futile ef-lnew social orders Most of them are ! Monroe is Mrs. Hayes' sister, 1 FITZGERALDS PROGRAM. Ccommission with regulatory . . been squandered ... families of such individuals, are son In "Outward Bound" and pro- I Mrs Wm. Kronewiltcr and torte projected by thc brain brain trust. trust. -------------------------------------- ------------------ (, Mrs. Kronewittcr and Miss excluded. Governor-elect Frank-D. Fltsger- ority of the prison Industries and.forte voked many roars of laughter as the ' । Pearl Hall went to Grand Rapids 2nd.—The name shall not contain elder of the bachelor brothers In .Id .pptotoHI, IMrad. U, InrUd. rendn«. Saturday being called to thal city by more than five words. "The Bride" and took the part of many far reaching reforms in the by the governor with approval by hcm, owncr5 rclteve th-m of ln. । the serious illness of Mrs. K’s sister 3rd—All entries shall bear a post­ Frederick Ogden in "The Virginian." I legislative programs which he is now lhe commission. idebtedness it would have land Miss Hall’s aunt. Mrs, E Lammark not later than midnight Morris Hill was Officer O'Brien in oreaux. pik-tucu more IIKHC good titan num ail of January 1st. 1935. preparing. Unlike most governors of, 10. Exempt from state sales tax pltehed all UK Uie aial- . "Thc .Bride" and caught the fancy , J K. Coates of Ithaca, wlio was phabe 4th —Entries are to be written on of local audiences In the rollicking the post, he will begin with an ac- articles used tn agricultural or In- " “ ’.lc gymnastics put • together.1 and it would have bcen accomplish-1 in the city the first of last week, re­ ^qne sheet of paper and only one role of "Honey Wiggin," one of thc I JOY conics to the curate knowledge of the intricate dustrtal production. This would cut cd In less time and al 1>M11I at lkao less cost chan turned to his home on Friday. He is name can be entered by each “four guardsmen." in "The Virgin-. waiting Worker, but system of state departments, bur- revenues an estimated $1500.000 to'the present fruitless wastes —Adrian | much pleased with Hastings and ex­ contestant. At the bottom of ian" 4 eludes the swift pur­ eaus and boards, many of which $2,000,000 a year, and would not Im-J Van Koevering in Zeeland Record. pects to make our city his future the same sheet lhe name, the L. E Barnett, the director, will home and will bring his family here suer.—Dana. address, and the age of the con­ appear in the short role of Oscar perform functions Uiat. overlap, pair the plan to build up a sufficient MICHIGAN S RELIEF SHARE. ! testant if such contestant is be­ Nelson, a Swedish lumberjack Consequently he is prepared by pre- surplus in the general fund through '। James Van Wagncn of Sullivan. low lhe age of 18 years, shall be I Several Michigan newspapers, Margret Barnett, who takes the vtous training and experience to be- economies to take care of the , Ohio, a former resident of Rutland, legibly printed. All entries fall- , part ot Mrs Moore, played the.role t turned Democrat since 1932, now la- ' gin the te&k of reorganization. schools. and well known in this city. Is visitIng to comply with these re- Ol , . ment thc fact that Michigan has of one of the step-stotera In “Cinilng friends in this vicinity. quirements qr Including more Jcrrlls • 11. Possibly revamp the state wel- again gone Republican. They wail Herewith are a few of the out­ 1 D. R. McElwain and Miss Mary than above indicated will be re-1 ' fare department to return much of i,lx>ul defeat of their new found RuMel) Cleveland, who took the standing features of hto program: McElwain left yesterday for Lansing fused, ____ - X'X political amour,ov?S»eM and cry: "Win the > part of John Taylor in "The vtr-1 1. CUtoOUte ol «H»U HUM by me conlral l« board, ol .upenMora 'mKX । to eat Thanksgiving turkey with 5th.—All entries shall be mailed to glnlan." will be Zeb Brothers, an । John M. McElwain and family. the following address. "Cen- old crony of "Lightnin' ”. paying current levies, for example: and local agencies. welfare aid from Michigan?" Weil. If I I Mr and Mrs Frank Maus arc in tennlal Prize Contest. Room 4 If an owner has not paid the levies There is little if anything In Mr I Michigan needs welfare aid and j Dan Aslialter. who was one of the ’ 'the city to attend the Brooks-Ma­ and 5 Hastings National Bank heroes of the afternoon as the gar­ for 1931, 1932 and 1933 he can can- Fitzgeralds program which should Washington "plays politics" by re-. Bldg. Hastings, Michigan. (Clip dener in the matinee performance । cel Ma 1831 debia by payuij Uie IBM .»! meet lhe approval ol both major “ '."y' a.mlUM, never .111 hare anjtlilnJ har wedding. They will spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. C. this article now so as to remem­ of "Cinderella.’' will take the part of tax; the 1932 debt by meeting the parties. This is particularly true1 things may happen .Hungry men be- bu‘ wh®. for the Jove of humanity. H. Osborn. ber the mailing address). Walter Lennon. Mrs G- W. Betterly of Battle 6th—First prize, $35, second prize, 1935 tax. etc. Although this proposl- of hto plan to consolidate depart-'come angry men Washington knows #r0 wiljing, to share their "riches’ Bill Fox. the prince charming of I with Hie world Mr. Osborn. too. be­ $10, third prize. $5. lion has been criticized as being up- menu and eliminate useless bureaus 'that only too well. “Cinderella." does a very good bit pf 7th—The decision of the Judges lieves that there must be some such A. E. Heath of tins city and other character acting a. the liveryman. fair and likely to encourage tax de- and’ unnecessary ac'lvtttts. ** lUr.y acrivitles. Many 1! In our opinion. Washington—if shift; in fact believes It so sincerely (rignds here. One of the most enthuslas’lo sup- 1 “V "f that he has given away a fortune linquency in the future. It does take tmrmor, h.vc premia <o to thU: S^T'‘ duplicate, prizes will be awarded porters of the Hastings Civic Play-1 .. .,, . .. . . . g'eet its humanitarian obltgatlon Ao of several million dollars in recent FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. No entries will be returned but era has been Seward F. Nlchoto of, into consideration the fact that the public has asked that it be done xjtch»gan simply because thc State Mrs. Julius Russell gave a very become the property of centen­ Detroit. He has driven here for ev- j many persons who would pay taxes but few if any reforms of any con- recently returned to the Republican years—and before thc qrash of 1929 pleasant five o'clock tea Friday In nial corporation. at that! This Is a real test of con­ I ery play and more than once has If they were able have been so hard sequence have yet been put Into lold. So. you few aour-grape edi­ viction If most of the • friends of honor of Mrs. Caddie Van Arman. 8th—Prizes will be awarded as ' expressed a desire to take a minor table was beautifully decorated soon as the Judges are able to I p.£ ”> some pixy„ £theVeX hit during the years of the depres­ practice. Let us hope that Mr. Fitz- ‘ora- Jhow -vour ,aKh ln Washington humanity" who harp on socialism. The , hv rcftiMntf tn I— with ’chrysantheumus. and earnsby refusing to n-nla write such pessimistic and similar experimental panaceas determine the winners from the production. Director Barnett has slot) thal meeting back taxes is an gerald will succeed where others .copy. Be good sports and boast that had even a fraction of such Mien a a sum sum tto,u wt'rc uscd “ favors. Covers L“st OI cntrtea thal win cast HApcoUbility. In short the problem have failed. ~ cast him him in in the the role role of of Fred Fred Peters Peters me, ««.U J""?;"'’ be received. tn their possession, t... z ------the one who attempts to run things is: Shall the state relent or shall it las you suggest through your fear doubtless become conservatives •■■ Frank Black and Frank Pancoast There you are. good people. Why of■ 'that Michigan will Lose tts rigt^ful Jeft for Manistee county Monday not win one of those prizes? Every­ while “Lightnin'" is away. foreclose and take over large areas the most "hide-bound" variety. Tickets for this production are) share of federal welfare relief morning for a short hunt. of private property for which it has one in Barry county should be In­ h*—5 I un>nc George nb Averill. Birmingham zccen* Eccen, ------- ---- ---------- • — ci in, uumingnam A lot of paper which might bet-',I Miss Nora Andrus ts studying terested in this big celebration. Pul now on sale at Cordes Newsstand no UM? Govemor-Elecl FKetorald provlded .dMju.le veuon why toll Klee music with Prof. Sterling B. Morse on your thinking cap and choose a Prices will be the same hs for "The •BELLING QUALITY ter have been left as growing trees । ai Virginian." which was given last . Uke. the stand, a vane om w be- tat«K»lto, rwdUur w»te In the ----------- at Mwnuim Kalamazoo,. BOing going lncrc there wery every name tor it. KEEPfLUH BUSY" pa-ws across thf editorial desk into wcek for untrue ton ° spring. Adults 30c. High school stu­ llete. that a i.benu pohcyalU bMt RetleJ AdminUtration THE EELIOW WHO an over-size waste basket each week | MlS6 Anna I-throp who ho 1)C(.n dents 20c. whlldrcn 15c. All scats sene the interest* of the state should be undertaken by a congress,. . , This arraj comes In the form of cir- vlsItlng her brother. Dr. E. H.. rcMORGAN. arc reserved. 2. Abolish the state administrative lona> romm..te| 11 U ’« decide whether to Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Draper visit­ hnarH .ivi mh.!.... =i.v. ’ 1 rommi.tec. । plty or despise the fellow who hates culare. propaganda, bulletins, etc ; turned, to her home in Waupaca. ed friends in Grand Rapid) Satur-1 board and replace ai.h an enwrAdministrator Harry L- Hopkins | work. Same people are born that Moat of it ton I even opeqed. a very Wisconsin, this morning, day. small percentage gets a casual I Wld Mrs. Item, body oi a non.parm.n na. ,.1,^. mte„U(. j, „ questioned I’. T. Turo arc cnMr. and Mrs Robert Van Sickle glance and once in a great whlk tertaiping their son, Jesse and hto tar Mr rtlaier.ld doe., not believe clalm, „„„„ ‘ comes-the exception to the nfte-u wlk. k. ® ArtlelM *p| and family came Sunday to make । lhe Trtt*nt-board U tactatilne u b,„Mh, l0„„d any specific in­ piece of copy that contains some r...«----- - '----- 3 .. . ’ home with the Wm. Van Sickle ,cuse next week where they expect their Intended; In Let fact .he he h>T>timatslance FERA w UMtr But it family for the present. Catherine1 i really worthwhile information. Al­ Intended; hp Jttlm.t- , t,„c rEBA „„ Bul „ ap­ to make their future home. They most every department at Lansing McAdam) of Lansing was there also i ed that It is Is Utile lhat Mr Borah h>s In his hk. little moreVlun more Than a potha t Mr. ---------------------------- icontruniies lenauiv blurb* conccm- went to Battle Creek Tuesday. but returned home. | contribute* lengthy blurb* conccm- i. David Ickes and pArty captured ilticai forum where officer, of op- poaresston more detelled taformatlon mg the comings and goings ot offi-Afnber Van Sickle has been suffer- 1 ^Xr X ie tel^thxt Ute thB?^e h“ JCt dlVU’8ed’ An>Way XTh^k^'i^y’we^ . »'» *“> ** running Jor re- two*bears while north hunting tills Ing with a gathering in her ear rince Thursday. It broke Bunday After­ work, buf toil’ Vow. imure^he arra?"^ *nd the I*rKtr one .another. Also he benet.s that .he an investigation of the type tvne he protwo-:work, but we 'hatc hare “privat nrivatin,. uzme • would not be . trtal oi outa.tauK^^TthS ™e h.de h„ noon so to feeling much better. board to delegating to Itself consid- tPOM. . ,. We lute .ork out we tear lhe raorn verbiage and statistics prove that Mr. and Mrs Wess Shaffer of erable authority which should be left bm ratto an In- °* ... our —’’-----^bors --- -------------more — There ... are. aa cond ition,a ^_ niaval * pc ‘ui^wwe_ improving and been taken to lue the “ Robe ow' ana and Tanning Tanning Plainwell and Mr. and Mrs. Howard i Don’t just dump so many tops, of “Coal” Shaffer of Lansing visited Mr. and all state basis for the widespread and per- ijoo.' there^are others who get the !n!l'CS* ™rt>Xy' "a*1 of which eon-. a j«ne Tanning company Mrs. Adam Eberly Sunday. .... liquor lta into your bins. Insist on getting more heat Morris Craig ot Hastings visited <“"*» h.“.wt.»j !"vln« “»h'*a <•< ”■* __ , . . -- , .— ...... .... »>•< Wb.i.ur JUI.U.. ...... ...... ...... ..- wiwW.n'XiX" . for ydur coal dollars. Reduce the waste Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mead Satur­ ume of business sufficient to cover and arP sUll mla. even uhen they get to an age when , ner Strange as it may seem, people ’ day. from an overflowing ashpit. Eliminate cost* the overhead Involved ln operating used Administrator Hopkins and they should and can aM-ard It. The 'w 1k> wouldn’t think of asking a gro-1 Dorothy Grew of Nashville called FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. most pitiftfi or despicable person Is ly, troublesome clinkers from your heating T u» •■‘’"'"“•"■■‘to >< w^mgito mT^ who-uT^u toi'i-'^; John Rock is home again from on the Webb young folks Sunday. tnan a dozen ot tnesc stares are rto- .... ... ... problem. Ing only from $40 to $60 worth ot « -I“ ^STiiX 1IIGHBANK. Buy coal that burns up in your furnace in­ business a day which to not sufficient Gorge. Worth and Harry Green “ Mr- B“r’l> l.iLJ. lor ran,. wtaMaUth.. ,TI '"'''t “»»■ u>.lck “,»«•» trouble .Uh u mH. u,,t he■ to warrant their existence. Hto plan . FoeslM, ui4nve.tK.Uon o! thU I mgM him secure lor lire. He think.! K,rtS'>„,’™.P" ,!S TIL’LSS?'.™ I stead of going up the flue in the form of '’’“Jjn’bK W »ort IholKh he were in Lynn. Ind., a few days and ; attended a relatives. Milton Aber­ *'*“ “■*“ “"“'.on .UI indicate tadlcu, .MlMr not n 'v>rt will whether « nr rmi it that nrudtkuis pages with with free free advertising advertising had a good g<rxl position position In In thc positions of reannmihiiitv responsibility «re d" hte pages had a* !>»»>«> '» the Valley Valley nathy’s. funeral on huraday. •not and smoke. Ask for DIXIE JEWELL that has ,ltUe Utile or no ccity. soft snaj» but ha» never merited a }*”>pdganda g* ‘Z? „ , ... • throuthde.Kn.lto rnnthtof. .ho u „„ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daly and Cleon Hl-’ interest. Interest ■' ij*. •for’ ' Albton ... .. on your next order and we gurantoe that chance to find out he to wrong rfader ,1 Mrs. Hotchktoa • laft could bo>- u>to Btolc. tram .Ulo 8lI,„ ■ Mead called on Mrs. Tobal Gar’ • • • Tuesday to visit friends there, also1 linger in Nashville Sunday. you will get complete fuel satisfaction. •yohtoto. tod toll to. uniform doU.„ th,OU8h , (J,,,. There are times when all of us ttre I 4of our. work. We quit it temporarily , Wc Mw the Olobe Theater play- ,her daughter. Hattie, who to taking; Mrs. Curt Marshall and Mrs. I xrl0e a nominal profit. department which under our sys­ only to find that tn work we find our Present two Shakespearean music lessonsJn the conservatory of Howard Burehe U of Assyria called * oomtodtoo torero! ttojor d«. |TOWn; „„ greatest happiness—Schuyler MarU1 abbreviated form at Kel- ■ music at Albion college. on Mrs clalr Marshall at the hotshall. Clinton County Republican- k*’ auditorium. Battle Creek, last R M. Bate* is teaching the Free- pitel in charlotte Friday. P&' “““ “■ I-rtl—n tolltta Newa ‘ , week. was HhakespeAre as |'P°rt* young • — — ——It 3 — “ Ideas •— * •—* how I.'* W to A, sprout. PfAIVUl, As IkO forces to increase efficiency and | ■— ■ ----------- - ------------Mr and Mrs Raymond Plcrcs of ------------------------ ----------------Shakespeare intended Original .this is his third term in that school■ Sturgis and Mr and Mrs Cecil Barreduce payroU*. Among the possible Man. apparently, to capable of inA copy of the Explosive Act was stage directions Were followed as 1 . , • rett of Nashville were Sunday eve­ consaiidation* he suggests are: Put- venting everything except a pipe inadvertently used tor for /ome ^ome time tuns f glOBClP as possible. ,kJ- The — result — ’• — »iu -- something ■ • vital • - - -from it. But the uim ning guesia guests at at worth Worth cGreen’s. tint tnjrther the public wuiue, ,h«t too t do« up .nd . mtterpeool for swearing witnesses to thMr thoroughly enjoyable entertainment. Globe players have done to Shake- 1 Mr. and .tents and1' -------- Mrs. -j A(Uxna oaths in other just what this country info needs ----Sarah Ostroth expect exi -- the — Wirral (Cheshire Eng.) Somehow or . .......... . when modem di- spears funi w>u» uua Mrs — eara — W.MWW to spend ponce court until the error was dis- rectors attempt to give -improved" to do economlcallly—“get back to’ ThankiAli Thanksgiving with Mr ana Mrs. ‘ (covered by cleaners. ’ ^versions ot Shakespeare they take 4undsmental< •• jdrew w*ns Finkbelnsr near Wo< ’ Watirs Clothas Shay Pre Christmas SALE SUITS of Tailor Made Yon can buy a ’2950 Suit for PRIZE com! 13731631 These are our new this fall and winder fabrics. A Quotation Reductions Run from ?4“ to 38“ ■’! •; •’ ^'1 We’ve Just Received ANEW Stock of /. Navy Boucle Overcoats! j;; ^1 •»j ' .. A real value for so fine a Goat! • . ’• ’ ’ '? WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ■: ... .. : . . • HAVE YOU TRIED OUR .. DIXIE JEWELL? , z EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 �m “Thanks for Hoalth” Day Is Nowmbor 28 Social Events and Personal Mention I = *uhMu buoom, wmnw xovnniw ml im : Camp Fire Activities Hearty endorsement >u received ,-O-WA-Kl-YA CAMF FIRE GROUP. Monday evening Mary DeVries. Commercial Club Hears Plans (Continued from page one) credit upon thc ccunty -----and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rthor and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pwider. from Mr*. Maude W Smith. Barry JoAnn Amid and Patty Osborn reflect „ --- ----------------------J. E. Norton waa tn Battle creek and Mrs. L- V. Bessmer visited Mrs. Lucy Creglow and Mrs. Edith county school commissioner, when ' made posters for the Camp Fire npan the city. on Monday on business. nn., avui va** nt in t ovinAav na-v »— .w— i___ _____ v— u-u njj... Mr. Bartjett called allefi'ioai to U Mr and Mrs. Dan Lewi* visited Misses Rnae and Kate Eckardt ot Bonnell were in Laming Bunday aft- acquainted with plan* for the gn- rummage sale to be held Friday. Woodland on Sunday. ernoon. r.ual “Thanks for Health" day to be November 23. and Saturday. Rovem- the :e iwi fact uuo tliat uiu this cvuuiy county u waaia losing in Caledonia on Saturday. --.w.. Mtohael BulUvan. Jr . of Detroit M1J- DruxU1M poWCn w|x> 13 a pa. fricbnit^i |n lbe school* here on ber 24. We voted for officers and out on one of it* most important asspent the week end with his par- Uent 1 at the Howell sanitarium. I November M, in connection with the Agnes Johnson wu elected pre«l- seta because, through the depression, ent*. Mr. and Mra. Michael Sullivan, came < home Tuesday for a five days'[pj* sale of Tubereuloato Christmas dent, JoAnn Arold. vice-president it ha* been Impossible to ktep up Mr. and Mrs. R M. Lambic visited who are in poor health. 1stay, returning Sunday. Th to to her seato. which *eei it* official operii-j and Mary DeVries secretary and the B^rry county Tourist and Re­ relatives in Grand Rapids on Bun­ flrat visit home for over three year*, the fillowing day. Thanksgivln*. I treasurer. Wo will have a ceremon- sort Asaociatian. which was engajod day. Thanksgiving guests of the Rev. and Charles Gladstone of Detroit, Mr. i •■w’e appreciate the suggestion the lai Wednesday. November 34. Enid in bringing reporter* to thi* county Mrs. Lottie Moffitt of Cadillac to Mr*. W. Keith Chidester- and two and Mrs. Burr Clark and two Michigan Tuberculosis Asapciation Mohler will light the light of work, in increasing numbers. It ha* been visiting Mr and Mrs. Maurice Ed­ daughters ot St. Johns. daughter* of Battle Creek and Mr. ha* madein this program—that we 1 Dorto Craig the light of health and computed thal the huge sum of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thoma* (Mar­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Van Auker of ahoula all be thankful for our to.'J Mary DeVries the light of love— 1300.000.000 monds and family_______ jas spent in this-state ---------in 1934--by 'tourist* from ether rtate*. Mrs. Redmond and daughter of garet Feldpausch) were called to Belding were Bunday guest* of Mr. health and lhe good health of tire Patty Osborn, press reporter. Kenosha. Wls . on Friday by the and Mr*. James Gilmer. icommunity,” Commissioner Smith Many of them would have been • Mtos --Beulah Severance has — ac- .;vvumikumtu commented.. "Such an «>. idea » i* »■ aserious Ulneas of his father. -------------------------ouv.i ■» glad u> have spent nrtney in Barry Mtos Florence Try lb. Mr. and Mr*. Gary Crook and Mr. cepted a portion as instructor In worthy one to instifi In our chll- i. The Th seven members of thl* group; county if they hod known ot our director of physical rdu- dren's minds Just ____________ before Thanks. are: Margret Barnett. Jean Brower beautiful lakes and drives; but they were Bunday guaat* of Mr. and Mrs and Mra. Ray Shroyer visited Mr. English and Mrs. Charles Farrell and famcation for women in the Wayne ■ ■ ■ giving.' and Jocelyn Ironside working for did not know it. The outstanding Einar Fraxidsen of Ionia. Uy of Nashville on Bunday. Freshman College at Oxford. Mich., "Student* in our school* have the Torchbearer* rank; Connie benefit of the celebration lo be held Mias Margaret Merrick comes and began work Monday. many other things to be thankful for Cook, and Rosalie Cascadden. tiie here in 1936 will be U> bring great Michael visited friends in Grand home from South Haven tonight Among the Hastings people who that they can credit directly to the Firemaker* rank; Mary Lou Bur- crowd* to Hastings from every direc­ Rapid* on Bunday afternoon. and will stay until Bunday with her heard Fritz Krelsier in Grand Rap- work of the Michigan Tuberculosis rough* and Marcella Kennedy, thc tion—Just as great crowds flock to Mr. and Mra. Ben Blakney will be partnt*, Mr. and Mra. Wayne Mer- ids on Monday evening were Misses Association and it* affiliated socle-। Woodgatherers rank. Mrs. Kathryn Ionia during their free fair. These e Thanksgiving guests of the Rev. ~rick. J-'Lena Letter,1 Frances Hunter. Esther tics. 1 refer to the health educa-: McIntyre is tire guardian of this visitors will be abl* to zee the beaud Mrs. W. L. Geteton and family Mra. Harriet Parker of. Lowell Doty. Lol* Carter. Helen Merson. tioo. thc attractive posters, the‘group with Janet Teale as assistant tics of this county and learn about of Alma, visited Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Free­ Emily McElwain. Helen Wade and health examinations, the special free ' guardian. it* wonderful resort lakes. Robert Wolfe returned on Friday land and Mrs. Mary Cooper last Elizabeth Finch. tuberculin tests and x-rays for the > Milo. It is lhe Idea of the committee from University hospital in Ann Ar­ week, returning to her home on discovery of tuberculosis, and thc I that there should be a varied pro­ bor where he recently underwent an SundayPARTIES HONORING many pwmjMucka.auu pamphlets. and uwauiia, booklets, ana and -------gram tor for eacn each aay day ot ol me the cctctuccclcbicoperation. MIS8 LUVJERNE HEB8T. Dr Frederick H. Taylor attended so on. All of these things are made “•»» whieh would be Interesting. a<Mr. and Mra. W. T. Grigsby ex­ the Southwestern Michigan GsteoMiss Luverne Herat, who severed possible by the sale of tuberculosis - Nov. — i. We understand they were 25. U1M.Uve ln CVCry way ^wujy. pect to spend Thanksgiving with pathic banquet and meeting Thurs­ her oonncctlon with Pennock hos­ Christmas seals. 'not getting n0‘ successful in ® “ a deer. Special features, like a village of the Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Grigsby day night al Hotel Columbia, Kai- pital last week, has been the honor good lhe Aid jndlans "Were that sale to decrease or I A 8 °°d (attendance “tendance at the B of our cjtJ of Detroit. guest at two charming social func­ slacken up a Utile. It would be dlfr?2.‘T *lxxnM *1 on ,or exhibits of old Warren Carter and Charles Hin­ day. The ho*t«» hostess served a flne fine din- Um(_ furnlUirc picture*, di-hes, Misses Elisabeth Finch and Helen tions. the first being given by tlve ncult for me to aay Just where we toy. man have relumed from their Wade go to Kokomo, Ind., today to nurses ol the regular staff. By sub­ would find the money for the health 1 ner ner.- rne aiicmoon spent , , rno®n’was '“®'* n_ttying y!^ clothing, weapons and special arnorthern hunting trip, the former spend the balance of the wack with terfuge. Mira Herat was lured from educatlon services performed by lhe1। “ a comfortable comfortable. A business session . . . . pag. ­ generous |x>rtlon of lhe debenture Johns Wednesday and had dinner tides. The . plan is for several getting a deer. the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. the hospital, outside nurses coming Christmas seal and the Michigan ' followed. Those who have been de­ eant* illustrating pioneer days in pledges given in advance to finance lighted In listening to Mrs. Roberts ' Mr. and Mrs Henry Mulder and Wm. wu.. run.,,. in to substitute for the regular Tuberculosis Association. Finch. • Neither this county a* well a* portraying thc celebration, which will be one then spent the evening with Mr. and family are to spend Thanksgvlng , Mrs Jennie WiU who ha* been llv- nurse*, and taken to tire home ot do I know )k>w the school board give one of her interesting travc- modem the like of which has never before Mrs. Ralph Aldrich tn Fowler. life and conditions. with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mulder Ing on her farm on N. Broadway at MUis Anna Perry where the table logues will be glad to know she is The Mlsaas LaDora and lUrriei been put on in a town or county of .m. «. By Uktog^ “P Ito » yew­ this size. of Caledonia. to be w with us .v. for the bazaar and Leach lake, ha* come to spend th* vu set far a dinner. Afterward an pay for that service from someone « Scott of Hasting* spent Sunday with tofore the event* are to Mr. and Mra. E. A. Burton and winter with ho* daughter. Mra. Jeue interesting game was played. aU of el*a. In order that our children may dinner Dec. 12 and will give one of The Commercial Club voted unan­ their brothers. George and Rotart We take Place. time is afforded for amMiss Ruth Handy leave next week Kelley, at 325 W Court St. ‘to prizes which were practical, be- have even more to be thankful for her IntereaUng travel talks. imously to back the proposition; Oue*u of Mr. and Mr*. Bert Tink- ing given to' MUs Herat for use [n in this field next year. I certainly hope for a good crowd at the home pie preparation for erer>- feature of but it will require much more than Rollo Johnson is working for Mu winter months. ler on Sunday were Mr. and Mr*, ‘to culinary department of her new hope tire seal reaches a new record of Mr. and Mrs. Bradfield Dec. 12. such “ celebration. With so v««*ti>e that. It will need the becking of Little Homer Rower submitted to a man a* Mr- Barnett as chairman Mrs. A. H. Carvcth returned on Marshall Miller and hi* mother of home. At the clqje, Miss Herat was hunting trip. Friday from a visit with Mr. and |I ,Shelbyville and Mr. and Mrs. Melba riven a rolling pin with a cord and that end. I endorse heartily the a tonsil operation at Borges* hos- of ‘he committee it can be sa^'V **- every cltteefi of this city and coun­ principle and program of "Thanks pltal Saturday morning. ty. Watch thc Banner for further sumed- that there Mrs. Marion Hodgson and son of Mllllrons of near Gun lake. pi tai oaturuay muunng. ------— ----- will - — be plenty ------- _of information. A celebration like this fastened to it- After following the for Health day.* " BALTIMORE CENTER. . 1 Mrs. and uuuium daughter K°od Charleston. W. V* ,1.1s. Brandstelter Di luiuaiciici niiu — features ---------- - -and ---- splendid ----- ----- enter - ­ does not occur but or.ee in 100 years Mra. John Engel returned the last string uprtalra. downtalra and out Dr. Paul F. Voelker, state super­ were ... 1,lnendtit whlrh will make thia the In Hweunss on buinee. Friulnmenl which wUl ™ke UiU lhe Mr. and Mrs. Fred Atton and Mr. ,of lhe week from Dimondale where to the ** “ ‘ woodshed, the • honor guest • intendent of public instruction, biggest event ever pulled off In the We must make H worthy and worth and Mra. Walter Eaton have re- she . had been for ten days while her found a barrel of lovely crystal a* a backed up Commissioner Smith's tlgy while. Hoffman, formerly of this piece, who turned from their hunting trip, the son and wife. Mr. and Mr*. Melvin parting gift from Irer associates. Jennie Chase returned to the Fen- history of Barry county. opinion when he said: "Education has gone to Miami Springs, Florida, T1,e question naturally arises: former getting a deer. On Friday evening the Women's regarding tuberculosis. which de­ nR home the fore part of last week Engel, were up north hunting. KLINGENSMITH. where her son. Caryl, has a pwtttaB Mr. and Mra. Harry Water* and Board of the hospital entertained at stroys more live* in the early age from a visit al her daughter's. Mr. How will such an undertaking be Mr. and Mr*. Allen Bteeby of Mul­ daughter Metha. John Wood and dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. groups than any other disease, oc­ and Mrs. Karl Palmatier, and sorts financed? The same plan will be liken spent Sunday with the latter's many friends wll be glad to know at Kalamazoo followed—ot course on a very much Russel) Zerbel have returned from H. a. H««a. to table being een- c cupies an important place m in any Bernice Flower jnade a trip lo smaller teale by compartoon-that parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson. she to enjoying gojd health and lha a hunting trip near Mio. where they lered with a be.utIXul bouquet 0< K1x»t health pregnun. Much « UUa Sherman Sharpe and son Harold Scotts Saturday morning where she made the century of Progress so roses and chrysanthemums. J mu, ca„^iuon in the put ha, been duo were guest* of Mr*. Waters' sister. ™. ... .h™,.*™.,.. of Grand Rapids spent the week end is taking treatments for poisoning, successfal. The committee will asHerat was presented with a lovely Dve,v to the untiring efforts of voluntary at their cottage at Deep lake. Mr. North Hastings, Mrs. Ella Tobias table, a product of the Grand Rap­ health organizations such a* the tu­ She also called at her uncle's home certain the cast of the enterprise, in Augusta and found Mr and Mrs. then step* will be taken to under­ Sharpe has rebuilt* his cottage this Greenfield. Dec. 5. Pot luck and Mrs. Anna Wlllitts of South ids Bookcase Co , as a token of the berculosis araocition." , write ------------thc expense, just as “ was Moreau somewhat improved. -'"* “ done full which is a fine improvement. with fried chicken. esteem of-- thc Board. Hastings were week end guests of-------------— Women's ------------------------The program that received such Mr. and Mrs. Jay Roberts and son with the Century of Progress. Adrelatives in South Bend and Misha-1 Miss Herat's marriage to Dr. Har- an enthusiastic welcome includes vanes sales ot tickets and debenture: of Grand Rapids spent the week end FAIR LAKE. waka. Indiana. old Wiley of Lansing will be an one short, entertaining educational was again will provide lhe funds. Then the This neighborhood 1 Mrs. Maurice Edmonds returned event of the near future, skit to be produced by lhe students saddened Sunday by the sudden committee will be warranted in goA Willyard has returned from a on Thursday from St. Louis, Mo.. I themselves, a poem, and other ma­ passing of Clarence Willison. All ex- Ing ahead with its preparations. hunting trip and brought back a fine Davis William Barrett Ot where she went to attend the wed-1 MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. terial listing lhe number of oppor­ tend much sympathy to the relatives How will these debenture obligations deer. — - of a ---------.... Mr. and Mrs Russell Johncock Hastings. Dawayne Debtor of ding cousin.----She ------accompanied 1 t unities present to be thankful' for and friends. be retired? There will be many con-1 Callers at thc Green home the her brother, Guy Moffitt of Detroit, entertained Saturday evening. No- gcxi health. I Mrs Mary Carrigan was severely cession* to sell for such a week s past week were. Mr. and Mra. Boyd her grandmother irom Cadillac and I vember 17. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Although "Thanks for Health1 ” lniurea „ ,in n the bam on program. That will bring in several 1 Wall* of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. injured DV by „ a nor horse an aunt from Alma. 1 Edward Behling (Daisy Johncock) days have been held for several . “ X£dlv vlllc called al the home of^ib Wednesday. Mr. and Mn Paul Seay (ncejdar-'of Chicago, who were married No- vears oast.“iBM'/ ib34a program nrrarram to U ’outout- 1 her P". farm . ”cYn“T‘y.'. She is in thousand dollars, basing concession Frank Green of Nashville, Mr. and Pennington Sunday. guerite Kenfieid) and son, Bobby, of vember 14. "Die evening was very l4tandln< (or lt WB4 Nichols hospital at Battle Creek, x J estimates on such earnings at coun- Mra. Fred Mayo of Maple Grove. Mr. Orpha Greenfield returned 1 717 N. Jefferson 8t„,Peoria. Hl, spent pleasantly spent with visiting and >TlUen especially for Michigan 1 Russell Mott luu returned home ty fairs- Other ways of getting reve-'and Mrs. Herrick of Battle Creek nue such as sales of reserved seat*. land Cheater Oversmith ot Carlton. Friday after spending several a part of last week visiting at the playing relay game*, the winning by Tubercu- [from the north with his deer. with her daughter. Mra. W. I mnle McGlocklln and wife are commissions, etc., will furnish the I Mrs. Albert Green accotppaned ----- — ...—.. — home of Mr. and Mra. Robert Mills. I team put on a mock-wedding for loet, oMOdation proud parent* of a baby girl. funds for retiring all, or at least a J Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green to St. । right, in GrandRapid*. and left Friday morning to visit the lusUrg side. The bride and ----- All of Us Have Something for Which We Can Give Thanks On This Day T. S. BAIRD CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS HASTINGS Richard Kenfleld of Grand Rapids; groom then unwrapped thc many I REUTHER—ROWLEY. before returning I useful .......... to Peoria. --------- and .—„ lovely -------, glfto — which —-- they Dumcrun church enuren ot 01 WoodwooaThe Lutheran Ice cream and cake were Und W(u lhc . a plc Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Wolcott and ! received. Ice . Mr. and Mrs Fred Stockdale of Mrved to about 70 guest*. The rooms weddlng gunday mornlng at B;00 Charlotte, and Mr. and Mra Wm. very beautifully decorated in '. clock when M156 Norma Rowley. o dock, when Miss Norma Rowley. Bchulx of Grand Rapds spent Sat! pink and while. — *-■-• -• -—— -- -—— — ““' I* ,. ZZT . .. . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac urday night with Mr. and Mr*. Guests from away were. Mrs. Jtowlcy justiugs became Lhe Keith Daniels. They all spent Sun- 1 Behling, mother of the groom, of bridc u Reuther, son of the dav a T. t Eash n . Reuther. Rev. day with Ur Mr. and *<rx Mrs. A. ofr Chleaso. Chicago, and Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Joscoh Joseph late ,Mr. and Mrs. Fred [near and enjoyed aa''Altman of Oak Lawn, Illinois. —- Freeport .------ —J enjoyed Harry Wolf, pastor of the church, Thankurlvine dinner. dinner I Thanksgiving officiated, using the single ring HAPPY GATHERING. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. VanBusklrk. A delightful gathering was held ceremony. Mr* W. R. cook. Miss Ruth Robson, The bride was gowned in a dress 1 al the home of Mr*. Ralph EgglcsR. M. Cook. Mrs. Clyde Wilcox. Miss of aquanuirlnc crepe and carried an Barbara Wilcox. Miss Leona Winin- । ton on Thursday when she enter­ arm bouquet of pink chrysanthe­ tained a group ot ladles who had ger. Mtos Leona Leonard and Miss mums She was attended by Mrs. Isabel Sage saw the Globe Theater attended the Nashville High school Edgar Edear Reiser, a bride of two weeks players at the Kellogg Auditorium in years ago. Mra. Eggleston served ago. who wore a dress ot blue crepe Battle Creek last Tuesday night. dinner and the day was a happy one. and carried an arm bouquet of pink The plays given were As You Like Those in attendance were Mrs. L. chrysanthemums. Edgar Reiser at­ E. Miley of Grand Rapids. Mrs. It" and "Taming of the Shrew." Anna Gribbcn and Mrs. Elsie Fur- tended Mr. Reuther. Immediately following the cere­ nlss of Nashville, Mrs. W. L. Chase, Mrs. O. 8. McIntyre and Mrs. J. E. mony. lhe couple left for a shirt honeymoon at Bay City- Mr. and McElwain of Hastings. ' Mrs. Reuther will be ai home to BRIDGE—LUNCHEON. their friends at their farm home here after November 25. Mr. and Mrs. Reuther are well beautifully appointed buffet lunch­ eon given by Mrs. Richard Groos on known to the people of this com-' Saturday. Chrysanthemums made munity. both having lifed here their ; attractive decorations on the lunch­ entire lives. The bride Is a graduate eon table and in the living room. of Hastings high school and the Mrs. Groos was assisted by Mrs. County Normal. She has taught Dade Crue. Mrs. Aben Johnson and three years in the scliools of this county. Mrs Edgar Thomas. The couple have lhe best wislies of [ Bridge honors went to Mrs. Charles Potts, Mrs. Edgar Thomas everyone in this community for a happily married life.—Woodland and Mrs. Frederick Taylor. News. Nov. 22. ENTERTAINED FRIENDS. Mrs. Louise Buchner and Miss1 SOUTHWEST CARLTON. Grace Edmonds were hostesses at a1 Mr and Mrs. LaFayette Usbomc delightful party on Wednesday eve­■ and Hubert Marlowe spent Thuraning at the latter's home, about■ day in Grand Rapids. । thirty-five being present. Miss' Mr. and Mrs, Henry Williams and Helen Wade. Miss Jean Barnes and1 daughter Geraldine spent Friday in Fine Gr»nul*t«d Miss Edith Heald received the hon­■ Kalamazoo. ors. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Strodtbcck and Lb. box Mr- and Mrs. Leonard Walters ot HAS NEW POSITION. Southeast Carlton called on Mr. and Guy Culbert. son of Mr. and Mrs ■ Mrs. Henry Pitt ahd Mr. and Mrs. Sam Culbert of this city, has re­’ Arthur J. Strodtbcck of Assyria ceived notide that th, '. he has been " ap-1 Wedncs<1;v pointed to a clerluhin clerkship in the thc aovgov-, Orph< Buck has returned home ernment weather bureau In WishMiddle villa, Sbuitx, Freeport Lb. I from Chicago where she has been Ington. D. C- He has been employed working for her brother. in Lansing for some time, and leaves Mrs. Iris Rosenbaum and son on Thursday for his new work. b.p. Junior ot Battle Creek gpent -Sun­ day with Mrs. Anna Buck and fam­ ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT. Mr. and Mrs Glen Taggart an­ ily. Mr. and Mra. Arthur J. Strodtbcck nounce Uie engagement of their daughter. M>&s Betty Taggart, to Al­ of Assyria called on hto parents, Mr. bert Sneathen of Lowell, lhe mar­ and Mrs. J. J. Strodtbcck Sunday riage to take place in the near fu­ evening. Caryl Fuller attended a funeral, in ture. ‘ Ovid on Thursday. Tander Ckuck Cuts Mr. and Mrs. Prank Shriber and TO ATTEND CONFERENCE. Hazel and Mr. and Mrs. Loo Barry American Legion and Auxiliary will and son called on Mr and Mra. Abid [attend the mid-winter conference Donley and Mr. and Mra. Guy for officers and child welfare officers Hough of Lansing on Sunday after­ ' iu. .to be held at Muskegon on Saturday noon. Mr. and Mrs Caryl Puller and and Bunday. Dec. 1 and 2. daughter spent Sunday in Portland. I ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB. (JhaitkfiniiHttn f A WORD OF APPRECIATION At this season of Thanksgiving we wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our host of friends in Hastings and surrounding territory for the courtesy and patronage they have accorded us There’s Happiness In Cinderella COATS and DRESSES Beautiful Fabrics! Gorgeously Furred ! At Low Prices. Only Cinderella Expert Planning Could Achieve Such C«ats. Prices on Coats run— »988 $1488 andupto «29«5 Cinderella's New "Value-Planning” gives you Frock Value for only Cinderella Designers have made a thorough study of fit­ ting lhe larger woman. They emjihaslxc stream lines for lhe larger figures. Use up and down effect* because they're slenderizing. Cinderella offers all these special features at no extra cask Ask to see our Half Sizes and Styliah Stout 53c 13c 17c 31c 10c Stockings that command Admiration Instantty J —bringing as they do sheer beauty, ■ and more economy— a combination ih lhe thoughtful woman of today. Even — appreciate this luxurious hosiery that wean and wears. wiuk*e fresh loveliness is lhe same after each washing- Our Dollar Hose We Feature b Called ‘C MEAT SPECIALS Saven-Urand. high twist pure silk, madia* aaretoa silk to top. dull sheen finish, ptoot r lock stitch run stop, silk plaited cradl sUk panel heel, non-abraaivo seam. Beef Roast n. ilk Bacon Dat «s r<..h * 15c The New Fall Colon. TtejabsA" and “Ma- ' *«c FINMANJ “Tho BIG Littl Deliver $3.88 and $6.88 • CINDERELLA STOUT 30 Sugar 10IU. Hershey’s Cocoa Biscuit Flour Butter Ammonia a~u<. in these opening days of our re-entry into the busi­ ness life of Hastings. We hope and pray that w« ' will merit the confidence of the public *nd will en<^ deavor to serve our customers with standard mer­ chandise at the lowest possible prices. Telephone 2491 |. Mrs. Vem Wldrlg entertained her bridge dub Thursday. Mra. Deed Newton received high score 'and Mra. Leary second. Refresli; menu were «rvod and an enjoyable lime was had. - U AND 1 CLUB. Gel lhe Habit to Drop to far Yaw Hare NOT HOW ( HEAF-BUT HOW Old Hqratlo Alger stories about tl»e struggling office boy who culti­ vated the proper friend* and family relations and became rich have passed from thc realms ot Action .and are even being investigated by the United State* Senate. FRANDSEN’S — . Mrs. C. G. DcCou was hostess to I A business man complains that the U and I bridge club on Wed- girls have a way of resigning their nesday afternoon, lhe bridge honoa posts Just when they are becoming going to Mrs Fred Prentice. Mrs. useful They get to know the ropes, -------‘ u it were, and then skip. Sto EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENS > �II THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER*!, 19M FISHER, II. D. OBITUARY. lie and family have the sympathy Jacob Bailie was bom Dec. 15. •of friends at this place. 1860. in the Netherlands and pasted Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wertman away at his home. Nov. 21.1934. aged ispent Sunday with their daughter a word, no adver73 years. 1! montlis and 6 djtys. iand family, Mr. and Mrs. Wallie FIRST METHODI1T KPISCOFAI. {When atjout six years old he came i Campbell of Freeport. CHUBOH. with his parcrfls to New York state Elmer Hershberger and wife of ■ where they lived for about twelve :Hastings have moved Intdthe Myron WINTER APPLES at th« HaU errtsrJ. (Continued from page one) years, then moving to Michigan, lo- 1Wertman house. ’ ,Ui(ht Ba ~—---- *---------- ------------ ------- ■-------------eating near Prairieville. He was Rev.Ardy and Mrs. of Owen Oacar and Smith son Earl a Wandarfui Judging on appearance, neatness, Oct. 4, 1898. To UMs union were;Mrs. married Carrie one LeRoy of Milo LHickory ------ ,-----------------------.....on Mr. Comers called two to children, eon and onto Thursday and also attended the ami Aid ' ' hn oo1 Scout-like carriage, and general Im­ bom "HEN for he at Mrt. Vernor Webster's. pression given. PoinjA: first, thirty; race- one Scout from i dw!Bh£er' Aboul 35 yo*ra , runsthird, ten ten. feet remove id hU moved on the | Those who ate Sunday dinner .t.,... second, twenty; first UNITED brethren CHURCH.'scout belt, run ten feet Mid remove Mire pairtax. Cartir<'H .-l.UVK i: tor Old 0*14.1 half mile nor -'sS - -----------hat f^ run ten feet and remove lpavcs to° mourn his departure, Mrs. A- Fristram and Xlt। fu-out ron ten Jd^ one ■ wbo »"• * ThPlm“'his were, and Mr. and John Turner ' move shoes' run ten feet and cross 1 hfKne' 000 daughter. Mrs. Ina Col-, and Mrs. Joe Vqnderveen and^rtllne. Returning replace ^rUcli^of I Vln,„?Lone brother. Peter, iilren of Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mrs. । WANTED—Maa tn vofk* l.» month nn 1 clothing all buttons buttoned and ot Rlchland. sisters. Mrs. John , Clare Holden from Assyria. Gerald farm. Frt.| A Htnitb. I‘hon» 75»— Shoes^mptetri,■ l£d at7tS ^d Do»l‘n« Mrs. and Herman Q.ble of Battle creek WANTS CO. DISTRICT I nnniTMi vnrn in' scornm THE CHURCHES BW ananrr In a Thankful Spirit GEO. M. NEWTON Our Service IK,., x : Fire by friction: Two entries from church or the nazarene. CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. j BODY GLASS > New and Used For AU Cara Laurel Heating Store for Sale ► Deposits Insured up to $5,000 < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH ►[ HasUnp ► LqTICE OF ADJOURNMENT OF SALE. Phone 2637 leach Troop. Charred cloth wUl be| Funeral services were held at the , wife- Bunday. { barred. Scouts must procure own home Friday. Nov. 23. at two o'clock' Mr. and Mrs. Lee Luscombe and tinder and furnish own seta. WarrnP. M- Burial at Hickory Comers, family of Belding spent Sunday prr»rh.i>< I ing up not allowed. Using a Rev. notchc. M. Conklin officiating. •| with Leavitt of thU this' trith Mr. LL~. and Mrs. Lr —lU cl I that lias been used before is pennisplace. rson st united bretiiren slblp Points the same. OBITUARY. । The program at the church Sun, church Fire by flint and steel: Two enLEGAL HOLIDAY Donald L Sisson, son of Mr and evening was well attended and e b. ortftn. d. d.. p*«(ar. tries from each Troop Scouts fur­ Mrs. Clarence L Bisson, passed away reported very good. The meetings nish own equipment. Charred cloth about eleven o'clock. Tuesday. Nov f will continue each Sunday evening. Ils allowed. Points Uie same, as in 20. at Pennock hospital in Hastings. I Jew* Larabee and wife have re­ speed event, Donald was bom August 13. 1918. turnwl from their, hunting trip up Pyramid building: Ten Scouts He attended grade school at the | north. j from each Troop. Four on hands and Jones fcliool and graduated from ... knees, three Die same way on backs there in June. 1932. At the .time of j BARRYVILLE. of first four, two on second tier, and his death iic was a member of the! Mrs. Mary' Neal spent the week one on top. Top Scout must direct Junior class at the Freeport High1 end with her daughter. Mrs. Earl | on top and wave signal flag above school. The deceased is survived by Olmstead of Nashville. head. Points the same as speed his parents. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. WIU Hyde took dinevents. L. Sisson, a sister. Betty and a ner with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Knot relay: Team of nine Scouts, brother. Paul. Also his grandparents. iShaw near Vermontville. Sunday, i each tying one TVnderfoot knot. The Mr. and Mrs. Lewis SLvon and LuMr. and Mrs. Cecil Barrett of following will be used: Fisherman's, clan Will, two aunts. Mrs. Shirley • Nashville and Mr. and Mrs. Ray-1 EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Mayo and Mrs. James Page, one I mond Pearce of Sturgis were Sun­ bowline, square knot, clove liltch. unc 1”- Rorr ®*t Sisson, uncle. Forrest Bisson, several cous- [ day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry slip, sheet ’bend, sheet shank, two *IUi ond “ host of friends. The fu- ! Green and family. half hitches, timber hitch. Teams . ■ Callers at the home of Mr. and line up in relay formation. At start- °*1 Friday afternoon. Rev. Karl KeeJohn Higdon and Mrs Ellzaing signal first member Ues knot. w“ U‘ Uie 1 beth Uie past and lO-WI Glbbony UlL p«U>V week WITI UIU4 .assigned and shows to examiner at । rrec port cemetery^ ••Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs. Bert . end of gym, who either O. K's. it or m»nw*ZwuM»« [Lancaster of Hastings, Mrs. Jesse sends him ^ack. When correct, the HlhDb CORNERS/ ।i uanmgcr Garllnger or of near near Nashville. Nashville. Mr. Mr. and and boy runs to second boy in team. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bechtel and Mrs. Clarence Higdon of Battle hands him the rope, and goes to the | family of Hastings spent Sunday creek. Mrs. Bertha Wilcox of Hasend of his line. Speed event: team jwith his sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ron-| tings and Mrs, Orville Haywood of wins tying all knots in the spriest I aid Haynes and family. Quimby. time. Clove nitch. two half hitches.' Mrs. Eddie Fuhr of Carlton spent I Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox and and Umber hitch may be tied on 1 Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs.1 Kenneth were in Bellevue on busljudgp's arm. Points the same. Edd. Newton and family. ncss Thursday. They called on Mr. Signalling: Team of four Scouts.! Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bishop and ' and Mrs. Albert Hulsebus and found rntsT PBEaBYTEntAti onimcn. Render and fender work together, .son spent part of last week with her Bud is back home from up north Receiver and writer on opposite side mother. Mrs. Theodore Pranslikn. with a nice deer. of hall An envelope con taming the who Iim been entertaining the' There was a large crowd at the message will be given leader at mumps. | chicken supper Friday night and a starting signal. When completed. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tobias and nice sum was made, the message should be held above jve I1 daughter of Kalamazoo sppnt SatMr. and Mrs. “ Elmer Gillette enwriter's head, and no change can U be urday —7 rJchi night and Zzr^; Sunday with ^1:7. his tertained Mr. Beard and friend from —- »» .. — Lansing Saturday. made. No abbreviations, insertion, । parents. Mr. and. Mrs. C- .. N. Tobias. i or corrections on message received.' W. O and C- N. Tobias made a .... W. .... . „ The F. .... M. w8. is planning «a Each wrong letter penalized five business trip to Wayland Friday aft- • dinner to be given at the home of seconds. Troops may enter either Wig emoOn. I Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day. I Wag or Semaphore teams. Speed' Mr. and Mrs. George Bum and ___________ i:a - :r:;ns city MianoM. I events pointe the same friend of Battle creekspent SunA motorless plane lias been kept I First Aid: Team of four Scouta day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. C. ‘ aloft for six hours and 10 minutes "■* »‘e “W “ “Pu,n »“h Tro°P N . u. -Despite the fuel saving resulting! i.„ Ilrst aid kit. which must Include: 3 Mrs. Will Moore and daughter jfrom motorlftumess the plan will: ••■■I triangle bandages, one or more roll- Margaret were in Grand RapidT hardly hppeal to auWmObUista The •*' । er bandage*, iodine, splints, .fore- Thursday on7y Z in ita I /ilbV National Bank S of Hastings 4 Installed while you wait > 4 h I Adjust Fairly The true observance of Thanksgiving Day docs iSSraSlS not manifest itself in the mere celebration of abundance. That was not thc spirit of the little band that first observed Thanksgiving Day. They had few worldly possessions. But their hearts were rich empires of courage, faith and hope. They did not give thanks for the small blessings of a single day; they were thankful for the possession of health, security, and the strength which they knew would enable them to go forward and conquer the hardships of a New World. America today gives thanks in this old-time grateful, conquering, forward* looking spirit. CHANCERY NOTICE WANTED! YOU CAN'T streamline your car Furs Hides But You Can kAAAAAAAAAAAAAS ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. I Slate Dead Stock Removed I LrXi KALAMAZOO RENDERING PLANT Wo pay th. Ul.phoM Chxti.i Coll Ooltret. [ '"’"dLr • ’ ~ ”• uilninr TO ACCOMMODATE OUR Cl’S- I TOMERS we will pay HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for your Livestock : forXXn Yards. ALLES' BEIILER. OWEN STECKLE Mgr. i.... i i 1:1 Guaranteed T Fitting Servic at;,,-.- jtutacat for you. Let ni ibc Control ■ n nulillrai on of ■ The Prescription Drug Storfl MICHIGAN ORDER for publication. QQQ COI;DS ODD tlver LIQUID - TABLSTS The streamlined acting motor fuel . . .for all cars ANDRUS SERVICE FIRESTONE Tires - Tubes MAYTAG BLUE SUNOCO EXIDE Batteriea High Tent Action at EVERREADY PRESTONE, DUPONT ZERONE ■ THE HIGH POWERED MOTOR EUEL AT RfGUtAR GAS P CARDS of THANKS lilmhlilnt. an teed to hold tbs' rapture HASTINGJ streamline its action..with armi. adhesive tape, aromatic spirits The telephone meeting at the nuarter-dav flight FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. | of ammonia, scissors, etc-Teams will hojne of Mr. and Mrs. Will Teske ' SCIENTIST. i assemble at end of gym where at' *jP well attended, about 45 had din!starting signal, they receive first aid I Bl,d enjoyed a good visit. Offlprobleth in sealed envelope. Teams ccrs were elected as follows: Will completing the best problem in the]Moore, president; Ronald Haynes, sliortest time in moat efficient man-' vice-pres-; Bert Blivin, Secy.-Treas.; ner, winners. Speed and efficiency Burrell Phillips, trouble man. event, pointe the same. | Mr. and Mrs. Keel Tobias and Troop yells: Entire Troop to com- children spent Sunday with her sispete. Led by Troop yell leader. |ter- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy Judgment will be made on volume of'^d family on the State road, UNITED brethren church sound, originality of Idea, and { w ° Tohias spent Sunday with Scouting adaptlbility. Troop com-1 hl* daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Edd. mlttec and all officers may compete | Traver, In the McOmber district, in this event, pointe the same. Dr. and Mrs. Miley of Grand RapCioslng ceremony and investiture: I*ds spent Sunday with her cousin. Will be handled by Field Executive I Mla» Susie Phillips. • Frank Golden andand and leaders. Names of new Scouts 1 ------------------Mr. and Mrs. Frank Golden wishing investiture should be in at children visited his father. Nathaniel office with application blank. Dem­ Golden and famUy. in Baltimore Sunday. onstration only. No points. MjCCIm Church Several from here attended the . . WEST HOPE Senior play in Hastings Friday Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. night.______________ Lynden Johncock on the birth of a CLOVERDALE. seven and one-half pound boy at A Christmas Cantata is being Pennock hospital Sunday afternoon. practiced by the church choir, under Mother and babe are doing ncely. MAKES THE Uie supervision of Mrs. W. . D. । Mrs. Adele Replogle of Hemet. Cal., has been visiting friends and Brooks. It will be given at the relaUves in this vicinity during the church the Sunday evening before Christmas. Dec. 23, MIm HUmeston took the Camp Mr and Mrs. Ernest Morehouse of South Pine lake spent Saturday eve- IFire girls over to Clear lake Friday i to attend a meeting there, j ning with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn night 1 They enjoyed the evening very much | Morehouse. Mr and Mrs. Dick Laubeugh and by 1 having a program and passing.•li. Russel). Glenna and Ira Osgood and ' Jinunie and Don Springer attended Robert went to Florida to re- "Huckleberry Finn” at Central au- son 1 ditorium Friday night. Russell Lau- 1mail) until spring. You must sec the. Thc Boy Scouts had a wiener roast baugh being one of thc players ----- — . — -------------------------—------Mr and Mrs. Roy Erb and son, the Clancy cottage Saturday aftgenuine quality in Arnold Dean, of Lake Odessa spent I ernoqn. Maytag before you Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold1 °*le Jenney was taken to Ann j Springer. I Arbor Thursday to have his arm tak-' can appreciate how Bert Maksyn spent the week end Icn carc of- 80 fftr no °ne lias heard ' ORDER FOR PUBLIC LTIOB much you get for in Belmont with the home folks. (how he is. but we all hope he is I Friends of Mrs. Ellsworth Scott getting along nicely and can soon j your money. (nee Leone Peake) will be pleased to return home. learn of the arrival of a baby boy1 We understand that Mrs. Otto This is only one last week at their home near Cold- Lockstedt is not very well and is water. I planning on going to Florida for her I of the reasons why The only lucky "deer slayers" so health. housewives bought far that we have learned .of from1 Mrs Clifford Kahllo and daughter, here are Gerald Cook, who has a Mary Lou, called on her sister, Mrs. more Maytags in thirteen point buck and Buri Cook. Ro6S Pierce Sunday. who has an eight-point. This is Mrs. Lou Ann Patton returned half of 1934 than in Burl's flrat trip north ao we are ex- home from Midland Saturday after all of 1933. * tra pleased for him. j attending the wedding of her I ----------------- - ----------------------| daughter, Helen to Mr. Loucks. AU , A Swedish firm fits clothes by Cloverdale friends unite in congrat- | Ask your Maytag means ot a camera basing calcula- ulations and wishing much happiness I dealer for a demontlons on life-size pictures. for the newlyweds in Uie years to I ---------------------------ORDER FOR PUBLICATION.come. , Mr. and Mrs. E W. Chalker and , home. It is free. . . . family of Kalamazoo spent Sunday | It Ii farther ord»r*d. that nubile notire Mellon of uid court, wm ai tw evening at the Davenport home. | Mrs. Lou Anna Patton will re­ ceive friends at Restful Ridge to HEADACHES HASTINGS MARKETS Fr»«. Mr 4na«a. • Bailor. 2de pcand. nrdarrd. thal psMIr noil MAYTAG An Attractive Bouquet of ,nd SENSATIONALLY LOW U.ilrrt S, s’ flowers —isn't just an accident but the re­ sult of painstaking craftsmanship. Blooms must be carefully arranged according to color, shape and size, and the work done with skill. We have had years of experience and special training in this difficult art. Our growing, cooling and delivery facilities permit us to deliver floral products to you that are fresh and lovely. 'All orders, large or small, treated with equal courtesy and attention For homes without rlrctricily. •from 7 to fl in the evening. equipped with gasoline multi- NOTICE TO CREDITORS WE WANT TO SELECT » rtUrtte TOuni CEDAR CREEK. I meet with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oates tio«k ”□ th.' Cloverdale for dinner Thursday. Rt.So w'g3.TS. WANT ADVB. FAY Mr and Mrs Leslie Pease. Mr. and Mrs. Guyla Pease and Mrs. Dunkley spent Bunday afternoon with la». u Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bostwick of printrd Mr and Mrs. Myron Muon at. tended the funeral of Jake Bailie of MiHrrt^mllh. Resister of PrebsU. Carlton Friday afternoon. Mrs. Bal- Half th, Maytag Clyde Wilcox The Florist HASTINGS, MICH TELEPHONE 2M0 �rit Wednexity, Nov. 28, 1934 ] ^giving he mere ie little ^giving eMian*. >ires of did not ing» of for the ind the ! enable tier the in this irward* nk igs oith Aids Police in Bandit Chasing TRACTOROWNER PART M°re’Payin* BiU* Fa,ter’Than l_ _Boy _ _Scout _ _ _ News _ _ _ - iPubli<: Bnying Hoy ^cout News ,|m< Nation.Wide Retail Survey Show,l 11In I UAlYIAbt uUll i ™ a,4uia ur and 10 per cent increase In credit- 1 sales. Michigan shows a healthy in- i crease over October 1933 but records . a slight, falling off in current col- , lections and sales, due totautomo-l bile factories shut down in Detroit. Collections and credlt-Sales are' both reported good in -Minnesota, while Nebraska reports collections fair and credit-sales good. Cities throughout Che southwest all report good increases tn coilec- j Hons and all but one report a sub­ stantial Increase In credit-sale*. One j city In this section reports an In-1 crease in credit-sales of 50 per cent over October 1933. tributed to strengthened confidence Barry county Scouting, are to meet In Wyoming, credit-sales while ' at the Battle creek Sanitarium on on the part of the average consumer Friday. Dec. 7. with other area dele­ as well os better financial condition. ported as being temporarily stow, । gations* to arrange for the National In other words, the public Is buying due to "out-of-season" warm weath­ < Jamboree In Washington, D. C.. the necessities of life and paying as er and continued drought. On the ■ some time In the summer. It Is ex­ It goes Instead of •'hoarding" for a other hand, governmental aid to pected that thirty or forty millions “rainy day.” farmers lias helped them mater­ Elghty-slx per cent of the cities :tally In paying up old accounts. of Scouts from all over the coun­ try will take part in the celebration covered by the survey report in­ In California, collections and cre­ creased collections. 8 per ’cent re- <dit-sales are Reported as good, both of this "Silver Anniversary" port decreases. 0 per cent “no ishowing an increase over last year. On Dec 28. 29 and 30 Troop 74 of 'change" over October 1933. while 88 lhe Episcopal church. Kenneth -„-~ NUMBER OF DUCKS Sklnner, 8. M.. wUl go to Camp Ben ld£cre“^a, B.d „ 4 f*r "nt ri° Johnston at Sherman lake, for an ln,/etalIL’:rfd. SEEMS DIMINISHING outing. Dr. M. R. Kinde, chairman , the Iiew ®£8,ft?d ataWs- co?‘ of the Scout committee, and other “d ^dlt-reles^are reportPositive Proof of That Fact u. u. bo,.. m,™™ im,LUU I ulilllllUL. UUI I [meeting will convene on Wednra-1Ing more from the retail stores—and ------------______ lu evening. — — Dec. — — 12 at -- the Scout - —-I(they were paying their retail bills LEGAL DECISION GIVES oiucc office litre, here,ar at wmen which time time omcero officerstot for "Z ™raneL'-Q«n .hlv (o h«» be nnmtnatoH nominated for the dis- I* 11*1 more promptness* ProniPlnt&s* than Wlan they t^ey vTTAMAn,, n*A I1935 ms are tn tnr iho *Hh VICTORY TO HIGHWAY tricte.the election of a county com- iwere ln October last year, according mlt lee being held at the annual 110 the nation-wide survey of the DEPARTMENT meettag the first part of January. A R^nwh Division of lhe National committee wUl also be appointed to iReUil Credit Association for Octo­ TEST CASE HEARD prepare for the observance of An-1 Just received by the Hastings nlveraary week. Feb. 8-H. 1935, Credit Bureau. IN LANSING COURT marking the twenty-flfth bhthday Retail collections for October show of Scouting in the United State*. In lncre»se of 94 per cent and reTrouble Involved Questions connection with .this celebration. tall credit-sales an Increase of 12 Hugh RUey. Maurice Foreman, T. S. per cent over October last year. of Driving Tractori With Baird, John Ketcham and the Rev. Translating dry statistics Into hu- Lugs Over Black Top An Interesting case was tried In on Ingham county court, involving the rlghf of tractor owners to drive tractors with wheel lugs over black­ top highways, after they had been forbidden to do* to. The tractor owners lost the suit. We quote from the Ingham County News their ac­ count of the trial, believing it will be of interest to our readers. The News *TpHE most modern protection lice special revolver, a .45 calibre says. In its Issue of November 22: Judge Sam Street Hughes of the x against gangster bullet* Is service pistol, or a tingle barrel Lansing municipal court handed Ifound in this new Ford V-8 police sawed-off riot gun. The gun ports down a decision Tuesday upholding Fear, 32 of which have been de­ obviate the dangers incurred to the authority of Uie board of coun­ livered by the Ford Motor Com­ officers in leaning out of the car ty road commissioners In barring pany to the Detroit Police Depart- j while chasing bandits. The ports .tractors equipped with wheel lugs ment for use in bandit chasing. [ may be closed and locked when not from traversing so-called blacktop RcregUtsatlons for the month of The windshields of the new police in use. Officers are shown above highway*. Jack Eames of Aurelius, was lhe victim of the test case. He December are for Troop 51, Dowling, cars are made of muti-plate bullet­ demonstrating thc operation of wm found guilty of violating the proof glass, and in each windshield the- gun ports in one of the law but sentence was suspended. Banfield. Harold Jones, s. M.; Troop 1* constructed a gun port, which new Ford V-8 police cars now Two other cases against Albert Fry 74, Hastings. Kenneth Skinner, S. M.; will accommodate a .38 calibre po- in operation in Detroit. of Holt and George Putnam of Wil­ Troop 75, Has Ungs. Jesse Kelley, 8. liamston are pending The test case was heard In Justice rell Hal), 8. M.. and Cub Pack 9. HICKORY CORNERS. ers at the WhldBy home Sunday. Last Week's LeUcr. Harry Marshall and Harry Simp­ court In Lansing. November 13, be­ Hastings, Henry Mulder, c. M. All WlUle buzzing wood Saturday* son returned last week from the fore Judge Hughes without a Jury. registrations must be in on or before The Justice announced his decision Dec. io. AU of the reregistrations Prank Burdick. Jr., got a small piece north each with a fine deer. Tuesday. due in November have been com­ of steel Imbedded in his eye. It was The annual bazaar at the M. P. Benjamin F. Watson, assistant pleted, reports Scout Executive removed at Leila hospital. Battle church will be held Friday. Dec. 7. prosecutor, represented the road Lloyd Shafer. Creek. . . Chicken dinner and supper will be commission. George McArthur. Ma­ Callers at the Frank Messenger son attorney, defended Mr. Eames. Details of the District Rally are home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Vida Smith of Midland Park Mr. Eames admitted driving over given In another article in this Issue. E. R. Jones of Osthemo and Mr. and Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elliott while the Columbia road blacktop with Mra. John Rupert ot Kalamazoo. Mr. Smith is north deer hunting. tractor lugs In July. However, he Mrs. May Ayers ta slowly recover­ claimed no damage resulted to the JUDGE DALTON TELLS ing after a seven weeks' illneas at surface. He asserted Uiat while the MARRIAGE LICENSES. WHY HE IS A MOOSE lhe Messenger home. lugs were forced through the surface Ruth pennock returned heme Russell H. Hathaway. Rutland ..19 that the warm weather healed the Sunday from a week's visit in Kathryn B. Bauchman, Rutland .. 18 gashes and automobile traffic ironed It’, the Protection the Order Rtohtand with Mr. and Mrs. Neal Melvin A. Smith. Hastings ........... 23 out thc wrinkles so no harm lo the Gives to Children Mitchell. Marie c. Beverwyk. Hastings ....20 blacktop resulted. Besides Mr. Eames of Members Visitors at Lovell Dewey's Sun­ those who testified for the defense day were Mr. and Mrs Stepheii Laurence W. Jackson, Hastings ..21 were Sup. Claude Edgar of Aurelius, Wc noticed lhe other day a fine Goldie H. Green. Battle Creek ’ Aldrich of Richland. John Eames. Alfred Clark and Wil­ commendation of the work of the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woods and ।C. D. Miller, Clarksville . .20 liam Fountain. Loyal Order of Moose by Judge John children of Battle Creek were call- iMac C. Newton. Hastings .. .17 County Engineer John Rnkowsky and Charles A. Murray and Arthur Dalton of Grand Rapids. No doubt H. Phillips, road commissioners, took the members of that Order and oththe ine stand auauu for i>r> the «ee prosecution. They a.»-j ers Interested will be glad to read t j ; what he says: asserted that Mr. ™~ Eames damaged the highway with his lug-equipped t- be Interviewed -------- as ■to "It am glad to why I belong to the Moose. For The case Is an outgrowth of a many years I have been associated lengthy controversy between high­ with and in close touch with the way officials and farmers and manufacturers of the city of Grand threshermen over lhe use of tractor Rapids. I don't mean the bosses and lugs. Highway officials contend that owners. I mean thc men who punch farmers Implore them to construct the clock every day. blacktop highways and then allow "These men. like others, save and their neighbors to destroy the roads try to have a home. I have seen by using lugs on tractorsthem die before the home Is paid Highway officials declare that fdr. I have seen the children sep­ farmers should remove lugs from arated and scattered, never to see tradtors when traveling blacktop each other again. I have seen a roads. Farmers who operate tractors man who has worked steadily for an From everywhere, we hear enthusiastic claim the highway deportment industry for thirty years suddenly siiould provide tractor Doths along­ find that he could not carry on. I recognition of Conoco Bronze claims of in­ side blacktop surfaces and point out have seen employers carry some of stant starting, lightning pick-up, improved that roads are built for use and that these men because they felt sorry a. farmer has a right to the use of for them and did not have the iieart anti-knock, extended mileage and great any highway. to discharge them. In many shops power. >|| Judge Hughes' decision give* the you will find old men who are no highway officials a moral victory. longer producers, being carried on The law has been upheld in Justice the payroll because they liave been court but Uie violator was not fined. sober, dependable, and have a long Commissioner Murray gave the record of punctual and fine work be­ commission's side of the controversy hind them. Wednesday. He said, "The commis­ "I have seen the children come to sion had no desire to cause trouble report to the . superintendent that for Mr. Eames. For several years their "Daddy" wm sick.and asked we have tried to secure the co-oper­ for money to buy groceries or a load ation of fanners who use tractors. of coal: I have seen them receive We certainly can't cdhtlnue to build what they asked for, and too, have roads for the general public and al­ seen the hat passed lor them. “AU these things in the life of a low a few men to tear them up. The suit wu brought against Mr. Eames worker make one long for a plan only as a last resort. We have the that would remove then unhappy responsibility of maintaining the conditions and care for them. "I believe that the American highways and the suit was carried through to protect public invest­ worker will stand upright and be a red-blooded, double-fisted, he-man ments in roads." and make provison for his chil­ CARLTON CENTER. dren's meals If he 1* sick and for their education if he should die. The with Mr. and Mra. John Shupp. Moose have that plan and this Is Thursday. Dec. fl. for dlfiner. AH why I am always trying to explain are cordially invited. the Moose to my friends. Lloyd Shafer of Hastings waa In "I like the idea of a-man paying this community Saturday looking his own way. Benefits and jjenslons (after the Interests of the Boy help, and they are a great blessing, Scout*. but a corporation cannot afford to Mr. and Mra. Fred Henney and go Into the company Treasury and son were .guest* Sunday of their dole out the stockholders money to aunt. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kick, of .near feed and educate the children of a Freeport.” ' man who happened to lie working Several from tills community at­ for the corporation when he died. tended the High school play. "Huck­ "The cost of feeding and educat­ leberry Finn." Friday night at Has­ ing children should be on the shoul­ tings. ders of their father and not on In­ We are sorry to hear of the seri­ dustry, the taxpayer, nor property. ous illneos of Clarence Norris. His "I approve the plan of teaching friends hope he may soon recover. the child a trade. Anyone who will Mrs. AUan Corey and baby of visit the home of the Loyal Order of near Mason have been visiting her Moose, will laud the Mvoseheart sister, Mra. Marlon Clem, and fam­ school as a most practicable one." ily. the post few days. (Signed) Judge John Dalton. Friend* of Mra. PhHo Fuller of THE LnTLEaRED BRICK. Hastings, but formerly of Carlton. Chas. Woodruff spent several days which occurred Saturday night. of the post week In Detroit and There are many in Carlton Twp. Lansing on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ben McGregor and who will always have pleasant memfamily of Flint' spent the week end unfailing loyalty to the local M. E. at Clifford Hammond'*. Mr. andvMr*. John Huizinga and church of which she wm a tnemdaughter of McCords visited Sun­ Mr. and Mra. John Richardson day at the Warren Bolton home. Mrs. Chas. Woodruff was hostess were guests of their nephew, Mr. to the Extension olass Wednesday. and Mra. Guy Nash, Bunday. A pot luck dinner wm enjoyed by HASTINGS EXTENSION hll, also a lecture on child training, GROUP NO. L "Putting Fun in Family Living," Mrs. Chas. Hinman of N. Michl - given by Mr*. Anderson and Mra. Grace Gorham. members of this group Tuoaday, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hammond Nov. K. Mra. E. A. Caukin and and Mr. and Mr*. Ben McGregor called at the home of Mr. and Mra. ting Fun in Family Meals" also Frank Erb In Grand Rapids Satur­ "Child Training" which wm espe- day and spent the afternoon vis­ clally Interesting. iting in Newaygo. The next meeting will be Jan. 10 Mr. and Mra. Warren Bolton and *t M3 E. Thom St. with Mra. Nellie family visited at Victor Clum’s near Matthew* m hoste&j. . Lake Odessa Friday night' CONOCO fuel THE HASTINGS BANNER textile strike. The Shoe industry shows slight Improvement and Building lines an Increase of ten per cent over last year. In the Pittsburgh area. October, which started slow ended with an increase in credit-sales, in this dis­ trict Erie reported thc greatest in­ crease in collections as well as credit In the Carolinas, merchants re­ port this October as thc best month In the last four years (excepting, of course, the Christmas season). Sales arc reported as exceptionally gocxl In the tobacco belt due to the fact that prices for tobacco have almost tripled since last year. West Virginia also reports a steady increase in credit-sales. In thc Southern states collections and credit-sales continue upward al­ though merchants In Arkansas re­ port that unusually warm weather has slowed up sales of clothing. In Missouri, especially in the Kan­ sas- city and St. Louis trade areas, lhe trend continues upward. Special sales had a tendency to sharply in­ crease buying and collections con­ tinue to show improvement. The outlook Is favorable for good Christ­ mas business In this district. Iowa shows a healthy Increase In credit­ sales with the demand for credit ac­ commodations above that In 1933. I Ohio is one ot the bright spots railh some sections reporting as high as 20 per cent increase in collections LET VS GetT< CAR READY Winter Driving! YOU NEED Winter Cold Teet Oil— You need Winter Greaee in the trans­ mission, rear axle, front wheels and steering gear. We carry , Different Kinds of Grease to Properly Lubricate Your Car! Shown by Government Authorities From Indications to date the fall flight of ducks -through Michigan this year Is th? lightest on record, says D. H. Janzen, regional director of the Game-Management Division. United States Biological Survey. WMhlngkpi. D. C "Our gjyne agents have been keep­ ing a clpee check on hunting condi­ tions in all of the important water­ fowl concentration points and their reports to date are very discourag­ ing." Janzen says ^ake St Clair alone seems to be holding up fairly well, but even there a decrease in the open-water species such as the canvasbacks and redheads has been noted“Our only hope lies in the possi­ bility that the main night of water­ fowl has been delayed and that the ducks are still north In the Cana­ dian provinces. "A check on ducks killed in a number of hunting clubs in south­ eastern Michigan and northern Ohio along Lake Erie indicates that the numbers of old ducks and young ducks Is entirely oi^t of proportion. “The average Is running 85 per cent to 80 per cent old ducks which bears out our investigation carried on,!Mt spring In the breeding grounds of Canada that the drought of 1934 has been very serious." Janzen expects to establish an of­ fice at East Itanslng from which the FORD DEALERS Phone 2121 Hastings administrative work in the enforce­ ment of federal regulations for fed­ eral refuges and rodent and preda­ tory control will be handled for the states of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. Uy Living" was presented by leaders, Mra. Nellie Fancher Mrs. Gertrude Purcell, after w we all Joined In playing some ot new games which were suggesu We adjourned to meet with Eva Bateman In January.—Fr* Shurlow, Publicity secretary. EAST BALTIMORE GROUP. 'rhe East Baltimore Co-operative Project Group met with Mrs. Ger­ trude Purcell, Nov. 21. at 1(30 P. M. Due to the bad weather only eight room. But what can a m members answered roll call. sons bureau do. with so The lesson "Putting Fun In Fam- general a description? 'fttonge, ! KO •rice ] jne ;■ a 3:. > BR©NZE GASOLINE Pid d EDMONDS OIL COMPANY WE BRING THIS BANK TO YOU EACH WEEK 1 —through the columns of this news­ paper, inviting you to become a member of our big group of satis­ fied patrons. We feel justified in asking you to make this your home bank because of the nearly half-century record of splendid service rendered to the public by this institution. since thia bank waa established, it will be found that its policy of help­ ful service has been consistent, and that it has been as accommodating as a conservative bank could be. ‘ We feel we have made a real con­ tribution to the welfare of this com­ munity and its people. (Signed:) Looking back over the 48 years Officers and Directors. Attention, Farmers! d d d & We are now purchasing white Pea-Beans and Small Onions We are pleased to announce that we are now contracting pickles for next season and will operate ALL OUR SALTING STATIONS in Barry County in 1935. So, in planning your crops, please bear in mind that we offer you a — CASH PRICE WITH A GUARANTEED MARKET! # Hirsch Brothers & Co, JOE DE RU1TER, Mr. Harting., Michigan Telephone 2649 tea DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation u WASHINGTON, D. G 1 CAnnn <Ennn >UUUU >uUUU maximum insurance for EACH DEPOSITOR Hastings City Bank Telephone 2103 » Hastings, Mich. 4 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER tt, 1M4 which arrest* were made during ning Wheel" and tea was served. Kate Buruiek. Mr*. George Willison October wm 356. Of thia number 114 The judge* for the debate held at and Mrs. Chauncey Miller all of the schoolhouae Friday afternoon Hickory Comer*. 46 for hunting without a license, 42 were Superintendent Fleet of Belle­ One Had Seven Hen Pheag- for possession of firearms in dosed vue, Superintendent Bell of Middle­ game areas. IB for hunting ducks ville and Superintendent Wilt of anla—Fined 160—Lost before sunrise. 18 far Illegal hunting Bunfield. The Nashville team comCrowell. or possession of squirrels. 17 far r|es Garrett visited relaGun and Oar hunting ducks after aundown and Haines. and Grace Wood upheld ickory Gomtra the fore Illegal hunting or posseislon of Hie others for Wide variety of question, "Federal Aid for Ed pheasants constituted more than 25 , The County I. O. O. F. and Re­ l*r cent of Uie arrest3 for violations charge. bekah AsanelaUon will be held at of Michigan'* conservation laws dur­ WOODLAND. Gall Lykina and twin sons spent Hastings Monday night, Dec. 3. Try ing October, according to the and attend. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bhorno plan monthly report of the- Field Admin­ their husbands were hunting. istration Division, Department of to attend the 35th wedding anni­ versary of her sister and husband. and Mis* Jennie Van Hee attend­ Conservation. school wUl preaent the three act ed the funeral of Jake Bailie at 1 The arrests during Uie month to- Mr. and Mrs P. J.-PhlUip*. of Kalcomedy. "Beads on a string" at the Hastings Friday afternoon. . tailed 398 and of this number 113 kmazoo. Bunday. Mr. and Mr*. Verne Calthrop were Mr. and Mra. P. C. Kilpatrick guests of Mr. and Mra. Paul Nag«l tecttng pheasants. Fifty-eight hunt- were Grand Rapids visitors Satur­ Benny DavU and Zesaelee both tak­ Wednesday night at Gull lake. era were taken for illegal possession day Mrs. Maurice Hughes and Mra. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Forman en by Wm. Hecker. Jr.; J. H. Davis. I of hen pheasants and 14 for dressing a pheasant so as to destroy iden- have moved into the Katbennan Benny's father. Gerald Cole; Ben­ Lucy Norris attended the O. E. 8. jamin Davis, Esq. a rich uncle. installation of officers at Plainwell lily. Twenty-four were charged with house recently vacated by Mr. and Kenneth Sage; Harold Been), a Thursday night. I Illegal hunting or possession of Mra Ward Plant*, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Lehman are Mrs Etta Parmalee and daugh­ Iriend of Benny. Robert Beattie; . pheasants, 15 with exceeding the bag Abe Dinkier, a would be detective, in Kalamazoo where they were calllimit and three for attempting to ter. Clarabelle. have taken rooms ht the home ol Mrs. Wesley Meyers Carl Brown; Mrs. J. H. Davis. Ben­ snare or trap pheasants U50 Griswold SL. Detroit, Mich. ny's mother. Mary Felghner; Molly ter'* sUlcr. Mrs. Ubbte Williamson. where the plan to spend the winter One hunter. Charles DeFcr. age JMroU's Oldest Balldin* sad Mr. and Mrs OUs Boulter al Mrs. Robert Fmnle of Louisville. MaUerton. Benny * sweetheart, Kr21. of St. Clair Shores, was taken ioa Swift; Janette Blue. Uncle Ben­ into custody after a search of his Kentucky, underwent an operation jamin's nlete, Leva Web; Cleopatra Cressey and Mr. and Mr/. Gordon TlJompBon of Shultz spent Wednes­ L. Mau*, Hatting*, Mich. car by conservation officers brought at Pennock hospital Friday. Mra. Olcooiarglne Joiinaon. a colored day evening with Mr. and Mra. ' ito light seven hen pheasants the Finnic came from Louisville Sunday | booting or possession of which is and plans to stay with Dr. and Mrs. maid, Dorothy Green; Woodward C. James Boulter. Smith of the high school faculty i* Mr and Mra. David Deal arc both ' forbidden by law. R. O. Finnic until she is well directing lhe play. on the alck list. Their many friends ! De Per pleaded guilty to Illegal enough to return home. The Nashville Temple No. 78, hope they will soon be well again. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bird and .. „ .. ... .. possession and transportation and New York is no longer dumping its Thc U. S. Navy maintains the WM hls chclce a fine children plan to spend Thanksgiv­ Pythian Bister* have nominated the Mrs. Vaughn Mott feel* justly following officers; Most excellent proud of the five point deer she garbage at sea Hie Jersey bather largest radio chain in the world. nnd costa of 310 or a 00-day jail ing with the former's fattier, Her­ chief, Mrs. Leila Lentz; excellent captured the first 30 minutes after now has no way of knowing when With its lit 400 station* asnorc and term. Hl* His car and pump gun were bert Bird, of Grand Rapids. senior, Mra. Vada Kane; excellent she reached thc woods. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fisher enter ­ the watermelon season haa opened afloat. It outstrips all broadcast and .confiscated by the officers. j Tlie total of hunting violations for tained Tuesday evening for dinner. junior. Mr*. Rhea Hess; manager. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hughes, In Manhattan. commercial services. Mrs. Irma Kraft; mistress of rec­ Mrs Ethel Schmidt and daughter. ords and correspondence; Mrs. Ger­ Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Beadle. Ivan Esther, of Woodland and Mra Stan­ trude Mason; mistress of finance. Smith. Lewis Joiinaon and Homer Jackson started last night for thc ley Rivett of Detroit. Mrs. Leia Roe; protector. Mrs. Oith Mrs. Ward Green underwent an Hamilton; guard. Mra. Inez Wallace; north to hunt deer. Miss Nina B. Smith has employ­ appendidtU operation Wednesday captain of the degree staff. Mrs. morning and Is getting along nicely. Hasel Higdon; press correspondent. ment in Kalamazoo. Mra. Ernest Parr entertained Mr. Green is north deer hunting. Mra. Gladys MUer; trustee for I Miss Lenore Dowden visited her three years. Mrs Belle Everta; in­ Mrs. ’ Krick's Bunday School class ; aunt. Mrs. W. D. Dowden, of Lan­ stalling officers. Mra. Hazel Higdon, Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Farr visited sing from Friday until Sunday. Mr*. Belle Evarts and Mrs. Eugenia Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schuler and Bulhs; pianist, Mrs. Mae Smith; friends at Greenville the fore part I daughters, Mrs Frelda Cook and representatives to grand temple, Mr. and Mra. Mark Norris and Miss Helena Schuler, were called to Mrs Mae Smith and Mrs Gladys Ann Arbor early Friday morning Miller; alternate. Mrs. Myrtle Caley; Mrs. Lucy Norris were Kalamazoo on account of the serious accident representative to district convention, shoppers Friday. Mrs. Belle Mullen is at the tele­ to their daughter and sister. Miss Mrs Vada Kane; alternate, Mrs phone office during the absence of have children in the family, each Good, CLEAN Milk*is not only Gertrude Schuler of Ann Arbor. Leila Lentzthe manager. Three doctors and four nurses were Mr , BJTOn Mr.. wia and Mr Mrs. Byron -ivmer Turner <pen «pentt one of them should haprat LEAST the BEST FOOD you can buy, but Mrs. Charles Garrett visited rela­ returning from a picnic at Portage hut week in Nile* and Sturgis. ONE GLASS of good milk with Jake when their car left the road • m, aJld Mra QaU Lykin* and twin tives at Hickory Corners over Sun­ it in by far the LOWEST PRICED, at a curve and smashed into a tree. 1*0113 wm spend Thanksgiving with day. reluming Tuesday. EVERY MEAL, and it is just as es­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herminelt killing two doctors and one nurse the tetters uncle. Dr. 8. M. Fowler, too, when you take FOOD VALUE of Chicago are guest* ot their par­ sential for older people. riding ... in the front scat and severe- tn bailie Battle cr«ac. crock into consideration. Your money 1 *<. ‘n2urw« ““ were Mr and Mrs. Byron Turner spent ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Herminelt. 1 t*M'e,Cur ,wWc.h 1 lett fov their home in Florida after One thing you should be especially particu­ can’t buy any other food at any­ 8OUTH VERMONTVILLE. “ i.demolished. demolished. Miss Schuler is the ।spending Uie • summer here. lar about when using milk is to KNOW that Mr. and Mrs Myrlen strait of j most severely injured, having a pclwhere near the price, thfit will com­ The Nashville churches observed ir Is CLEAN. Repeated state test* show that | vic fracture, a lung puncture and Thanksgiving wlUi appropriate serv- Nashville and Mrs. Asa Strait re­ niuiuuBoiiig wiui appruprisie scrv-1,, , ,, ~~ • -pare with it in food essentials. Re­ turned Ilan.™ Emno milk in Michigan is CLEANER than that i other injuries, her heart being l«s. Bev. M. E. Hoyt PLVior ol the Xxirned Mrmrtnv toonrfay rroh, AUneon. | pushed over to the right side from Melhodtst ehureh wke on The produced by Highlands Dairy.. That’s why tl,7 search discloses that one quart of . the impact. No definite word has Rich Men «nh the Poor Mui." R„ I h»nUn, and iunm<, 6,10,10, home it is the ONLY Dairy in this section permit­ been received today. Saturday, as D. M Hayter ol the Na^ene I pl"T> 01 _ milk contains more than 50 per ted by lhe state to sell milk as Grade "A." to Uie outcome. church spoke on The True Thanki- L.o*?r«' H*11 CUt“ce must and cent of the day’s food needs. If you Why take any chances with, milk? Mr. and Mra. J. V. Hilbert enter­ Blvlo, wrvice " Mr,. Turner hi Ute,Stanley Green returned Saturday ■ .. . .ncr \nusoana . . spate 7 on fmm the r hunt hi? trin in iinawir from their hunting trip upper tained with a birthday dinner aOfiCUCO O1 absence of her husband spake on Thuraday tuning In honor « Mr. F1,„ rac Thunt-glx- peninsula. The lightning struck the farm «nd Mrs. Harry Bush ol Hasting, mg.- R,.. s. B WurU uith,rs, and ML, Arm Rossnthal or Carl- L, tlle Evangelical church. house of Roy French where Dan Ward Ilves and did considerable ton. It being the birthday of Mr. * at Bush and Mias Rosenthal. i 1 damage. MIDDLEVILLE. Mr. Ward's sister and husband of The Woodland Grange entr-i mined about eighty st a card pfcty , Nc« TUesdfy evenl28 Uw P?thC Lansing spent over the week end at and oyster supper at the Orange, wt'l enjoy another pot luck the Ward home. ha!) Thursday evening. Everyone ’uPPe.r.»Hl ** *9** Mrs. George Hall entertained ’ reported a'flnp lime. There wifi be; low^nB the r°5 Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Asa Strait. a pot luck supper and another cardi" no<nlnal *<,• A Mr. and Mra. Myrlen Strait of , cxt -ycar .*!.11, party Thursday. Dec 13. | 'Une “~o crowd '* Is expocud. NdMirUle end Edwin WUltons. J<ain Bren „ a ,urprlw, 1 Mr and Mrs. Karl Faul and chll- i Mm Victoria Adem, eired IS. lor dren plan to spend Thanksgiving many leers a resident ot Thoma p- on hls birthday Monday evenln, by with and mis Mrs.. n. H. j J., ouuig Stang oi of r plc U)* passed away -ini Mr. gigg. bum 7nahl ------ .P----------------------■' at her I the Epworth League. __ . . farm home. northwest nf Inin ___________ — Battle Creek Mr and Mrs. Richard ------ --------notne- ------------ ----- . -f of town, evening. RhShe la leaves one How to win a war? There ts only Hughes of Chicago expect to arrive Thursday *venine ­ in Battle Creek Wednesday eve­ son. Rollo Adams of Rockford, and one way. Stay out of it. ning to spend Thanksgiving with 1one daughter. Nora Stimson, who the family and will spend the rest I has lived in lhe old home caring of the week with Mr and Mrs Karl for her mother for some years. She Faul of Woodland and Mrs. C. B leaves many friends who extend Benham of Hastings. 1 their sympathy to the bereaved ones in the passing of a fine character, who was beloved by all who had the ASSYRIA. pleasure of her acquaintance. I Last Week's Letter. Mra. ocuii Scott oncrvwra, Sherwood, agea aged 74. | Fcrd rerti Stevens and Ward Cole were ra. J the mast recent ones to depart for|PaJU*<1 awa>- Thuraday evening at —* honie ot ter —d____ I I the deer hunting - ground*. Mra. Ith »u8•,hu'rMrs. Mrs. W. Alien, ” at ”Paramlee. where ' Stevens Is staying at the Harry Glen w -------- --------she and Mr. Snerwood have lived 1 I Stevens home during that period. ' The Ellis and the Assyria Center since selling, their farm a year ago. ' She had been a resident of this1 Parent-Teacher organizations held their regular sessions on Friday township tor many years and be-1 night. Sauerkraut and weiners and sides the husband and daughter program were features at the Ellis leaves many oUier relatives and a host of friends to mourn her paw­ unit. A birthday get-together honoring ing. Al) extend their sympathy. There will be many family gath­ the natal day ol Mrs Gladys Conk­ lin of Banfield and Mrs - Sarah erings on Thanksgiving Day.. O D. Ccrfiklln of Convis was held on Sun- Whitmore and family will be'guests day at the latter * home There were !Of thelr daughter. Lucille Btrickniv.fan guests including Mr. ... len. and family, in Grand Ranids. Rapid*, twenty-two 1 Dual burner*, separate and Mrs A. J. Miller. Mr and Mrs where lhe family will all gather for David Conklin. Mr. and Mra. the day L simmering burner in Monday and Tuesday evenings thc George Conklin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred each top burner for gas Stamm. Wesley and Lucy Buller school fair will Be held and we Ire sure by what we have learned that from this locality. saving. Mrs. Stella Tuckerman and Mrs it will be a very enjoyable affair Mabel PufTpaff. leaders of thc As­ and will give parents an opportunity Automatic lighter, lights syria center Extension project, were U> see some of the work that their burners at th© turn of in Hastings on Tuesday to receive children are doing. There will be | tlie lesson on Child Training The les­ good music to add to the enjoyment the valve, no button to son was presented on Friday at the of the evening. Be sure and be there So far not many of the returned home of Mrs Evaline Tasker. Tlie Lacey unit, under the leadership of hunters have been successful in Mrs. Florence Babcock and Mrs. bringing home a deer Amos Palm­ er and party brought back a fine Gladys Cortright. will meet their Automatic controlled, class membership on Wednesday, black bear. Tlie O#E S had a veryjtejoyabU afternoon at the Olis Ketcham hall. fully insulated oven. Levant McIntyre and family of supper Friday evening.- it was the Battle creek were • visitors here on result of a very close contest Bhat Smokeless broiler. had been running for some weeks Sunday. Trappers arc securing their trap­ and finished with but one point be­ warming oven Separafe warming ping grounds and making ready for tween the sides. The ladies composing the Past the open season. and dish dryingf comNyla Miller is the guest of Nellie Chiefs' Club held a pot luck dinner partment Birman at the Claud Dunkleberger at Mrs Matt Bedford's on Friday home during iter parents' absence in Work ou their quilt kept them busy after the fine dinner. A very en­ Full porcelain finish, Indiana. Albert Clark, who returned from joyable gathering. several colors to choose hls northern hunting trip due to from. illness, is recovering nicely and able on our streets getting them in shape for winter. A good work. to be out. Roy Hooper ba* reinmed from a NASHVILLE. few months spent In Mississippi, The Woman's Literary Club met where he was employed He liked Wednesday afternoon at the library lhe country down there very- much for Colonial Day. During a short Oscar Sherk ha* been on jury business meeting, the report of thc duty in Kent circuit court sUice Oct. officers and directors was given. Mrs 13lh. and has to go back again next Joseph Bell was elected president Monday He lias enjoyed some por­ to fill the vacancy caused by the tions of hl* duties very much, while resignation of Mrs Gordon Edmond* there is much that get* very tlreand Mra. Joseph Mix was elected treasurer to fill the vacancy caused Some turkeys about here have by Mira Deane going to California. been purchased at much better The program was in charge ot Mrs prices than were quoted for a lime Will Gibson The doxiflogy was tung in the Grand Rapids papers. by all. Mra. Evelyn Deal) «ang two .•Olos, accompanied by Mrs M. E FKAJRJEVIUX. Hoyt. A play of Revolutionary war Mr. and Mra. Eldon Btadte.bad day* w** given by Mesdames Smith. for gueau Wednesday night. Mr Vance, Bell. Fumlss. Maurer. Olin and Mrs Herbert Burdick and and Tift‘alt dressed in coUniai ILLEGAL HUNTING AR­ RESTS 398 IN OCT. YOUR Investment in SHARES of this old association is protected by first mortgages, not on one but on hundreds of homes in Michigan — homes we have helped our members to buy or build. powdar SPECIALISTS to produo* bast vwuH*- KC BAKING POWDER NATIONAL Share* Are Offered for Your Consideration ^atinnal ffinnn & y.nuesfinent ffiatnpam; D«ubl«-TMtW MILLIONS Of POUNDS HAVE MIN BY OUR GOVtRNMFNI J. THE IDEAL FOOD FOR CHILDREN AND GROWN-UPS IS GOOD PURE CLEAN MILK THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 :: Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: Hastings, Mich. 3 i i US ID THIS is the time of year to fortify yourself against COUGHS - COLDS and other complication* by taking I i i I I i, —which contains Malt I Hypophosphites, Wild a Cherry Bark and Cod Liver Extract ... | A RESTORATIVE Tonic 3 A body and tissue builder—a wonder­ ful remedy to overcome tired feeling. I PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBARKER, Proprietor TELEPHONE 2H5 HASTINGS, MICH Let Us Tell You About Our Early Winter SPECIALS on AUCTION SALE Gas RANGES Let Us Show You the Latest and Most Modern, AUTOMATIC Gas Ranges! I will sell the following described personal property at my farm, 2 miles north of Hastings, on North Broadway, on Special Features MONDAY, DEC. 3AT 1P.M 2 UVE STOCK. 4 Sorrel gelding, weight 1250 lb*. 9 year, old. Red cow, 5 year, old, fat, due -in Feb. , . . ... Black cow, 3 year* old, due in Feb. Black Jeney cow, 6 year* old, due Jan. 15—Extra good. Yearling heifer. About 40 Plymouth Rock pullets. 5 6 / Several Floor Sample* at Special Low Price* Phone 2305, or Call at • Liberal allowance for your old stove. • A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT and small monthly payments if desired. HAY, CORN, ETC. 6 ton* extra nice alfalfa hay in barn. 125 *hock* of com. 30 biuhel* of potatoes. MISCELLANEOUS. Set heavy single work harnew. Heating itove. * 9 cord* of dry wood. Some *mall tool*. TERMS:—CASH. Nothing to be removed M until settled for. I MRS. JENNIE WILIS K3 JNSUMERS PROPRIETRESS > POWER COMPANY J. E. NORTON, Auctioneer । Gall UkiM <*ng "Th* Old Spin- d«y :U«ht ttoy wLvultod Un. ■ �THE HASTING 8 BANNER, WEDNBflDAT. NOVEMBER M, W4 *** Albert R T*mh Final sAcnuqt COURT HOUSE HEWS PROBATE COURT. Est PUrius J. Wilbur. tottUon for Est. James Bhalvay. Bond of *dFREEPORT. mlnlrtrator filed litten of adminis­ Ths Pythian Bisters enjoyed a tration issued. InvtiUary filed. social evening at the home ot Mrs: Ert. LivtncrtoD McKlnnrt. Annual Jahn Rickert last Tuesday evening. Games, contests and visiting fol­ O*. CaUwrlnt ooUln,. rind u- lowed by a light lunch. male the evening a very enjoyable one. count tiled. Messrs. Gall Carter and Al FlavVMumtwp. HUelle of Marton, Ind., called on the tlce filad, order appointing Admr. de former’s sister, Mra. Victor Slsaon, last week Tuesday, afternoon. bonk non entered. Many here ware acquainted with Est. Emma William*. Testimony of freeholders filed, license to sell Is­ Lewis U’Deak”) Abbey, who met such a tragic death while hunting sued. oath before aale filed. Est. Melcholr Ballinger. Final ac­ tn the north woods. As we under­ count tiled, order assigning residue stand it. Mr. Abbey and several entered, discharge of Admr. U-.ued, companions had been tracking a bear and falling to find it he had estate enrolled. EsL Franck M. Cummins. Order mance of land contract entered. for adjournment entered. Est. John H. MUler. Bond of ad­ Est. Henry C. Weaver, Declination ministrator filed. letters ot. admipis. of trust filed. tratlon issued, order limiting settle­ Bit, LoUle May Judson. Order al­ ment entered, notice to creditor# B- lowing account entered, discharge of special administrator Issued, estate Est. Flavius J. Wilbur. Final ac­ enrolled EsL Henry C. weaver, petition for count filed. Est. Charles W- Mtasr. WUl and special administrator filed, order apcodicil filad, petition foe probate of poinUng epcclal administrator en­ will filed, order for publication filed. tered. Est. Mary Baitinger. Inventory Est. John Smith. Order allowing JDit. a. V. Palmerton. Order allow­ tiled, final account Jlled. order as­ claims entered. ing claims entered. signing residue entered, discharge of Est. Maude Albertson. Order con­ Ert. Clifford Doolittle. Order al­ Admr. Issued. estate enrolled. firming sale entered. lowing claims entered. Est. Louisa Gifford- . Testimony filed, order determining heirs en­ tered. Est. D. J. Bagley. Final account fUed. Ert. Clare O Doster. Petition for hearing claims filed, notice to credi­ tors Issued. Est. Abel M. Gardner. Petition for authority filed. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. "OUR TELEPHONE More than pays its way "Our telephone keeps ua Id close touch with family and friends. Wc shop and run errands in any weather, without leaving tlie house, and thus save time and considerable driving expense. "Tom needs the telephone for business* reasons. He frequently makes and receives important calls after hours. "And, to me, a telephone is worth its cost in the protection alone that it provides. For, In case of sickness or fire or prowlers, the quickest way to get help is by telephone.” Telephone service costa only a few cent® a day. For complete informstian, call, write or visit thc Telephone Business Office. __ surrounding country. One of ills companions. Floyd Craig, evidently not knowing he bad climbed a tree and receiving no reply to a chal­ lenge he Issued when he discovered something moving thc branches, fired, the shot killing Mr. Abbey. Much sympathy Is expressed for the bereaved wife and family. Victor Slsaon and mother, .Mrs. Emma Sisson, were Hastings Vis­ itors Thursday afternoon. A large audience heard the fine singing by the Huntington College Male Quarteltte and the address by PINE LAKE. Miss Baird, relumed missionary Mrs. Kathryn Clark and Henry from West Africa, at the U. B. Freeman spent Tuesday with their church Friday evening. The pro­ mother, Mrs. Lottie Freeman, and gram was sponsored by the W. M helped iter celebrate her birthday. Mr. and Mrs Homer Flower will MIm EUssa Lewis is now in Jack­ entertain the Farmers’ Club for a son where she is employed as pian­ day meeting on Saturday, Decem- ist at the Wesleyan Methodist church. Site Is also assisting with On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter broadcasting programs put on by Warner and Mra. Bellingham enter­ that church. Miss Lewis 1s a very tained. at a family dinner. Mr. and talented pianist-and we trust this Frank Mrs. Bellingham and Pa­ tricia also Mrs. Della cox of De­ Teal successful career in troit and Earl Bellingham and field. • ' family of Gun Plains. OharlO Beattie and daughter On Thursday seventeen of the Irene, and the latter’s friend of twenty-four members and three Vicksburg spent several days thc visitors of thc Extension Class met fore part of last week here at thc with Mrs. Lindsey. In thc forenoon, home of Mr. and Mra. J. E. Babbitt. Mra. Rogers gave thc lecture "Put­ Mrs Arthur Seifert and daugh­ ting Fun In the Family Living.’ ter, Dorothy, are spending a few which is the background for thc weeks here, while Mr. Seifert Is on games which Mrs. Mullendorc the rood for the Chevrolet Motor demonstrated in the afternoon. Co. Dorothy has enrolled in Free­ Much enthusiasm and Interest was port High school during their stay shown by those present. The group hare. will meet again in January with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sbeperd have Mra. Pearl Bagley and the lesson will moved from the Mrs. Heltigic house be on Nutrition. into a part of the Fred Williams Jay Bagley, who has been in Pen­ house. nock hospital for two weeks, was brought home, but he will be in a tnlned with a venison supper last cast for some time yet. week Wednesday evening. Their Two new babies have come into guests were. Charles Beattie and the community, at the Edwards’ and daughter. Irene, and friend of Francisco homes. Vicksburg and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Babbitt. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. Mrs. Bertha Johnson and son. Mrs. Buhl Beattie und daughters Russell, of Hastings spent part of of Kalamazoo spent several days the last week with their daughter and past week with her parents. Mr. and sister. Mra. Dan Postma. and fam­ Mrs. Francis Gorham. ily. Mra. Geo. Havens has been con­ Mrs. Ray Wieland has been as­ fined to her home with a severe case sisting in lhe care of the new of the mumps. daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilcox was In Hastings Mra. Jay Leece at Elmdale. Thursday attending a meeting of Roydcn Warner of Lowell called the Brush Ridge cemetery Circle at bn hls aunt, Mrs. F. E. Brunner, the home of Mrs. Albert Nash. . Saturday evening. Geo. Havens was a business visitor Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Wheeler of in Middleville on Friday. Woodbury. Rev. and Mrs. E. Grif­ The Glass Creek Extension Group fin and some of their people from held a very enjoyable meeting on Hastings attended the missionary Thursday with Mra. Dan Douglass, over twenty being present. Tlie De­ service at the local U. B. church Friday evening. cember meeting will be held with Mrs. Pearl Smith was In Grand Mra. Robert McGlocklln of Hastings. Rapids on business Friday. Miss Benj. Jenkins has been assisting Alma Walt spent the day with F. Everett McCallum al the McCallum E. Brunner. district with some of ijls fall work. Friday afternoon callers nt the F. E. Brunner home were, Mr. and Mra. Wm. Rose of Grand Ledge, Miss Hazel Smelker of Penton. Mrs. Floyd McCallum of Flint, and Mr. and MTs. Lucius Wills. We arc sorry to report that Rev. Minard Lewis is very seriously 111 at this writing. Sunday. Thc standard Bearers held their Thanksgiving party att he M. E. church basement Saturday evening. A fine chicken pie supper was serv­ ed and a very pleasant evening ot games and contests enjoyed. The next regular meeting will be held aid. but the nature 'of the Injury was such that nothing could save I him. and after much suffering, be passed away. In honor of hls mem­ ory and as a token of respect to the bereaved parents, the local school closet! for lhe funeral and the High school students and teachers at­ tended in a body. The funeral was held from the home, conducted by Rev. Karl Keefer. The large at­ tendance and Uie extra large num­ ber of floral sprays were silent testimonials of thc high esteem In which Donald was held by all. He was a Junior In High school and Was beloved by all hls schoolmates because of hls quiet, friendly dis­ position. The boys of the Junior class acted os pallbearers. Tlie en­ tire community sympathises with the bereaved parents, broUicr and sister In their great loss. AUCTION SALE The following described property will be offered at public sale on the premise* known a* the John Doyle farm described a* the south half of the northeast quarter of Section 31, in the Township of Campbell, Ionia County, Michigan, the same be­ ing located 1 nrile east and 1-2 mile north of Freeport; or 8 1-2 mile* straight north of Hastings; or 1-2 mile north of what is known a* Terry Corrigan’s corner, on • . Wednesday, Dec. 5,1 o’clock HORSES. Black mare, 9 yrs. old, weight 1500 lbs. Brown mare, 9 yrs. old, wt 1500 lbs. . Bay mare, 8 yr*, old, weight 1300 lbs. Chestnut mare, 5 yrs. old. HOGS. 4 red brood wwr SHEEP. 9 breeding ewe*. TOOLS. Deering grain binder. Deering com binder. McCormick mower. Oliver riding plow. P. and O. Walking plow. 10-ft. cultipacker. Buckeye riding cultivator. 5-tooth cultivator. Weber wagon. Combination stock rack. ' McCormick-Deering tractor. Oliver tractor plow. ' 2 set* double work harnesses. International 1 1-2 H. P. angine. TERMS—CASH. AU property ip be Mttlsd for before being removed. STATE BANK OF FREEPORT . A CORPORATION, MORTGAGEE. By Horry O. Mohrmann, Receiver. Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. ’ Ed. Babbitt, Clerk. E. parsonage. Tlie officers of this group of young ladles are: President, Dorothy Walton. Vice-president., Eleanor Thaler; Secretary, Oaytha Loomis; Treasurer. Donna Thaler. Mrs. F. Loomis is leader of the group. ■ The anuual Christmas bazaar of the L A. 8. will be held in the basement of the M. E. church on Saturday afternoon and evening. Dec. 8. The ladies are planning for Uie usual booths, such as apron, fancy work, baked goods, candy and is being looked after. The uie will open about 3:30 and supper will be served from 5:30 until all are servLenp Marcher and granddaugh­ ter,j-Donnu Jean Bachelder, were in Grand Rapids Saturday where the latter saw the Banta Claus parade. The thank offering for Clark Me­ morial Home, which was gathered In at thte M. E. church Sunday School Sunday morning resulted tn a fine lot of eatables, aout 45 quarts of canned fruit, pumpkins, squash, potatoes, chickens, etc., and are ready to be taken to the Home latvery grateful for the liberal re­ sponse. An Important meeting of men was held at the M. E. church Mon* day evening, the purpose being to discuss plans for a Men's organi­ sation. probably a Brotherhood. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson and daughter. Roberta, called on Miss Mabel Sisson in Hastings Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Emma Sisson call­ ed on Mr. and Mra. Ben Blakney. Probably one of thc largest fuWhich accompanied the remains of Donald Stesion to- its last resting place last Friday afternoon, head- High school students. Donald, old­ est son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blsslon, died at Pronock' hospital last Tuesday from a head wound urday, whan hls gun which wu be­ ing handed to him by a companion. David Robinson, discharged. Ev­ ery thing that medical skill and PINE LAKE GROUP. The Pine Lake Economic Exten­ sion group held their second meet­ ing with Mrs. Eli Lindsey on Thurs­ day. Nov. 22.. There were 16 mem­ bers and two visitors present. Mra. Dorothy Ford conducted a short business session and turned tlie meeting over to our leader, Mrs. Myrtle Rogers, who gave a very in­ teresting and instructive review of the lecture given by Mrs. Lydia Lynde. This lecture gave the back­ ground ol "Putting Fun in Family Living." She spoke of the many changes and their influence on home-life, she also compared the barracks home to that of tlie real home and the benefits and influ­ ence of home life. The disturbing elements in thc homes such as self­ ishness. too dose supervision. Im­ patience. lack of privacy and sev­ eral- other* factors were dkcussed. A Japanese com game was enjoyed and showed how simple it la to en­ tertain the family and keep them interested at home. Mrs. Ruth Hughes and Mrs. Grace Lathrop had planned n lovely cafaetria dinner to which we all did ample justice. We enjoyed a short,! while visiting and Mrs. Mary Mul­ lendorc explained and Illustrated a number of games'new and old that can be enjoyed by the entire family, as doing together, playing together, enjoying together means greater happiness In each other. There should be a definite recre­ ation plan and set-up of out-door equipment. Indoor equipment and family workshop for creative work. We enjoyed playing the various games and all departed feeling that each could make their home a bet­ ter place for real pleasure. Th next meeting will be Jan. 21, 1835, with Mra. Pearle Bagley. . The writer tn an evening paper declares that within twenty-four hours of hls moving into a new sub-' urb five neighbors called on him. They must have seen thc lawn mow­ er being taken out of the van. congress has reduced lhe price on becoming-p citlscn, but have you noticed what It* has been doing to the price of remaining one? AUCTION Si Having rented my farm, I will dispose of my personal prnperty at puH auction at my farm 2 mila* north and *A mile west of Coala Geo*% ee mile south and 3‘A mile* west of Woodland, Mich., on FRIDAY, NOV. 30 Commencing at One o’clock sharp and will offer lhe following pnpwtj'! HORSES. ’ Span of bay mares, weight 2750 A**.;,aged 7 and 9 yrs. Black mare, weight 1600. Black gelding, weight 1500. CATTLE. Full blood Holstein cow, 8 years old, fresh. Full blood Holstein cow, 6 years old, fresh. Full blood Holstein heifer, 3 years old, fresh. Full blood Holstein heifer, 2 years old. Full blood Holstein heifer, 2 years old. FARM MACHINERY. McCormick grain binder, 7­ ft. cut. John Deere manure spread’r. Superior fertilizer grain drilL Miller bean puller. Tractor disc harrow, 7-ft. _ Spike tooth harrow, new. ' Cultivator, weeder attache ' ment. Gale riding plow. Set of heavy work harness, nearly new. Set work harness. Wide tire wagon. Fairbanks gas engine, 1 1-2 H. P. Dump boards. DeLaval cream separator, power drive. 6-ton wagon scales. \ Stoneboat. Pitch fork*. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Bookcase. Library table. not mentioned. ' 1 4 TERMS OF SALE—CASH. 11 ■'■*■■■■ No property to be removed until settled for ELWOOD H. BARNUM PROPRIETOR Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. Ernest Smith, Clerk. WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT COL’ Will this big, beautiful DOLL Real hair-Sleeping eyee-Mama voice 15!£^(Utti/u£s GIVEN AWAY as FIRST PRIZE in the Rexall Drug Store DOLL CONTEST ALL DOLLS AWARDED FOR TOTAL NUMBER of VOTES RECEIVED BY GIRLS in the CONTEST given away! 14 additional prize* all dolls THEY WILL BE GIVEN AWAY to tfe Mteaa lit- all Drug Store Doll Contest. The awards wfll ba made Christina* Day. The Coatest is now on. FOR EACH PENNY SPENT at our store durtog Um Contest period each customer may cast a veto. Aak year it into the Ballot Box in our store. RULES FOR REXALL DOLL CONTEST 1. No girl over 12 years old may enter. 2. Only pne nomination blank to be placed to the credit of each contestant. 3. Any piece of paper may be used as a ballot. Every ballot must be stamped by the proprie­ tor, or one of our sale? force, before being de. posited in the Ballot Box. 4. No contestant shall solicit votes or customers while in the store. No Ballot Blanks to be taken from the store. 6. No Ballota will be given except at actual time of aale. Do not ask for them at any other time. 7. Any Ballots showing- traces of any change in number ot vote* marked will be 4*StN**d without being counted. 8, In the event of a tie tor any prise offered, a prize indontlcal with that tied for will h» awarded to each contestant. 6. No Ballots may be deposited in the Ballot Box before November 28th or after 10 o’cloJk, Christmas ^ve. CARVETH & STE One vote may be cast far every penny �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2g. 1M4 . had a welner roast and hot dogs for Mrs. Annie Pierce will act a* pro­ ' lunch. [gram committee. I The Senior play at the Kellogg ...'.r,"... 1 school will be given Saturday eveHENDERSHOTT. prob.tR oSca la th* kit ning. Dec. I. I There was a large crowd at the The M. E. Ladles’ Aid of Delton ‘Ladles' Aid meeting at Lawrence <a.H Cinw.1. j.te* and Bernice Friday aftemootx ^mily will have their annual bazaar and ._ j Beadle's, r_____ u aa good f~-* dinner *nd ---4 jnuch — th* ratat* ot Darld L. ’ Friday evening callers at the H. A. | Mr>.- Grover Marshall spent Monby the verses under thc 'a fried chicken supper in the church fun created rreat L I Cramer home were, Charles Fischer,; witM Mrs. Esther Marshall at ’ basement Wednesday. December 5th. patches or\ the overalls. The money at Frankly* P"*™1 •»*rnoon *nd we- taken from under the patches amounted to five dollars and ten ‘»l .m»a ![Nortons Norton's were. Mr. IT",";I .. ..'i .1.1. Mr and anu Mrs. Walter warier cents. The verse that won lhe prize n i» ori’r«“ n..ith. "h teySt oJ-’ En>»y Dipp of Freejxtrt spent Sat- Clark. Mrs. Ada Balch. Mrs. Etta I There will be a Thanksgiving Jwas written by Mrs. Burrel Phillips <mb<r. a. n. 1934. *t ten o'clock in th* [unlay night with her aunt, Mra. chance and Mrs. iza Elliston of dance in the Delton Community and is as follows: '“hL'- ?,'.•* wil‘1pnuik Wnlton 'west Vermontville. Mra. Amy Rob- hall on Wedneiday night, November "Here's to the Hendershott Ladles' Uon. 1 | We were visited with a nice rain bins and sons and Phil Pement of 28. Rees Makin's Orchestra will fprAid. it it further ontwed. that publie notie* beginning Saturday night and con- Battle Crfek. Mrs. Gertie Hawkins nlsh Uie music. An operetta "The Jolly Farmers" ■'■The best organization that ever was Unu‘ng until Monday night accom- and Mrs Fred Boyd., Clifford and made. _____ DreeI oo. io »i<i <t*r of i.e.rint, in ib. panled by thunder and lightning on Jennie of Vermontville. Mrs. Elsie will be presented on Friday night. I . Hailinr* Bann»r. a new»p.p«r printed and Sunday night which according to Hill and Doris Dull and Mrs. Celia December 7. by the Delton Com- They {eed hungry people. _ „ *" .. ““J'“““““‘I. , I the old prediction denotes we will Bilderbeck are spending some time munlty lull. A chorus .m.11 in the community win bl ;"•» „ . . 'have more warm weather. with Mrs. Norton. charged and the proceeds will go for And. send flower* or fruit to all who __ 1 We extend to Rev. A. E. Wynn of ..Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dodge and are | Woodland, formerly of Freeport, our Harry Preston of Fremont and Roy the hall. Everybody come, we are CHANCERY KOTICb. | Mr. and Mrs. Karl Moore from of Mirhlcan. th* Clrrolt I for sincere sympathy in the death of his Preston and family of Hastings were sure you will enjoy the program. Count* nt Barrr. In Chai The play "Red Headed Stepchild" Maple Grove were Friday callers at dear wife. Saturday callers on their folks. Les­ will be presented by Delton Com- Albert Brill'*. . | Mra. C- A. Wlbert and daughter. ter Preston and wife. Mrs. Verne Prentice of Hastings Lester Preston spent Monday with munlty players at the hall. Friday j Mrs. Albert Brill went to Kalama- caused roars of laughter. The sing­ Albert Brill and family were 8unV ’called at the Frank Walton home hls daughter. Mrs. Eva Robinson, in and Saturday nights. December 14 zoo Saturday with Mra. Percy Di- ing was fine too. day guests at OU* DeMott's, in thA ond 15- The cast inchide* Mr. and mond to visit Mra. Fred Dlmond and 'Saturday afternoon. Grand Rapids. I Rennie Mott came home from the Gregory district. Mr* Henry Carpenter. Mra. Leda ' Grace Brill. Mr. and Mr*. Dlmond | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duffy and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Preston and north woods last week with a large The Schantx children are quaran­ .children the Mbses Beulah and grandson. Wayne Robinson, spent Harrington. Robert Barnes, Ken- and daughter Kathleen came home deer. tined with the whooping cough. with *• them. ----Mary Cramer of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Roy Preston's near neth and Kathryn Horton. Murlal — Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Wood have Misses Beatrice Matteson and Geo. Kelley's friends will be glad McArthur. Kathryn Town. Arnold | Sunday evening with their parents, Hastings. Mary to know that he is out of danger now Margaret Garrison hiked to Dowl­ moved to Hastings We are all sorry Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cramer, and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Marshall Faulkner. Ruth Richards. ing Saturday and stayed with their to see these good people move from spent Sunday evening at Mrs. Zalia Roush and Mrs. Ross Pierce. Mrs. and doing as well as can be expect-' nt Barry. in grandmother, Mrs. Rheida Whit­ our neighborhood. We hope they will Banghart is directing the play. Mrs. F. L. Walton, daughter Ber- Miller's north of Nashville. I on the 24th The oyster supper Friday night worth. until Sunday noon when they be happy in their new home. The Women's and men's Sunday In th* abor* ........ ...... Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cheesemon Mr. and Mr*. Ernie Matteson with oT thn't-Ton1 tlngs stoppers Saturday afternoon. and family of Bristol Corner* spent School classed will hold their month-, was a decided success, both supper hiked back home. This gives them v'eT’seny.* »b*«7»ti’"rt'prt.iie *.ue"“onn Daniel Zook and family of Camp­ Sunday with Harve Cheeseman and ly meeting. Monday night. Decem­ and program that followed. Dr. honors in their Camp Fire and gym Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Garrison called on Mrs. Rheida Whitworth in er Yeoiiuo to the iiich.at bidder *t the bell called nt Harold Yoder's Fri- family and called on their mother, ber 3, in the church basement. Mrs. Kinde gave a helpful health talk and groups. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCulla and Dowling Sunday afternoon. •' norlh front door of the Court liouee in ,<nv evenln* Mrs, Floyd Garrison a reading that Lucy Dings, Mrs. Mary Doater and Mrs. Anna Checseman. and son Earl. lhe City of H».llnr.. in *>lil County of .. t., B»rrr on the 2Jnd <lny of Ilerember. A. Mr. and Mrs. Will M&hler BCCOmMrs. Iza Elliston of West Ver­ n 1934 at eieren o ri.xk in the f.>r*noon panled by Mrs. P. G. Hynes and Mrs. montville and Mrs. Andrew Link find »>« or children of Assyria were WednesOf B.Itimor*. Barry County, Mlthi<»n. de- Mrs. A. E. Wynn in Woodland I Monday. Mrs. Lulu Gray has been spending rter“rt**Se?UM Mr' aIld' Mr3' WU1 MUhlcr and some time with her son. Leon and North of Ranr*.daughter were in Hastings Saturday family, in West -Vermontville mak­ I forenoon. ing the acquaintance of her new '"r 0 ' B*rnlce Walton spent Sunday aft- grandson. <.oBuai*.i<mw. । crnoon wlth Vivian Parker of FreeDURFEE. Mrs. Will Hoffman spent the week Andrew Blough is slowly improy[ Ing. He was able to ride out Sunday end with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stanton and family in Battle Creek. land visited at Peter Stahl's. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Palmer and ORDER FOR pv>ucatiok. . w»rd nxelved from the W.Jton •tat. ot MlrbKan. th. Pr.b.t. Coirt f.« f rtUX1UX1« «« Ralph Wal- family of near Orangeville spent ■ «—.—. <. । ton had Shot a deer. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edd. ! Mrs. W. H. Pardee and Mrs. Jen­ Rice and daughter. Veta. Mrs. Al. Honeysett* of Plainwell, nie Pardee were in Clarksville Tuesis spending the week with Mrs. Tom Hoffman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Grayden Hynes of > Mtate of Carrie,'veil. Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. J. • ' D. Knowles of Freeport were Sunday Battle Creek leave for Florida Mon­ day morning. 'prtyin* that th* B’sc*ts ot Mrs- J*nnle Pardee. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Greenfield In thia eoun pur I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaeffer ein »nd te*t»meni I called at the following homes Sun□7 and adml”.t?i', da>' Milton Yoder. Francis Seesc and East Baltimore U- B. church Wed­ nesday Dec. 6. Pot luck dinner. Ev­ granted to Ethel Noolt Shaeffer in North Bowne. neC'.on"' Mn- 156,1,1 P”Nns of Grand eryone welcome. .* 7th d»»’f De I Rapids visited al W. H. Pardee's MIm Mary Baulch with friends of Eaton Rapidds spent last week at ten o'clock in th, ^Thursday afternoon. te*?inTi«ld tiu-1 Arlhur Seifert and daughter. Wolverine among the deer hunters. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bateman I Dorothy, of Baltimore. Md.. called . —--------- .. |al thc A T home 8untUy spent Sunday at Eden and Sunday I Mrs. Will Mishler visited the night with Mr. and Mrs. Will Cane at Charlotte. Freeport school Tuesday forenoon. Mrs. Ciias. Hammond has re­ Pofi’.NK. turned from her son. George's home Mrs. Amll Buuchman has been on in Hastings. tlie sick list the past week. Tlie revival meetings at the East Joe Cowles is driving a new se­ Baltimore United Brethren church dan. will continue all this week. Come Mrs Monta Repiogle sf>ent Fri­ out and enjoy the services with fine IMPROVED JENNfNG’S day P. M. visiting Mrs. Ruby Er­ music. It starts at eight o'clock each VANILLA FLAVORS 1-Ounca Bottle way and an aunt from California, evening. LEMON Mrs. Della Replogle. About seventy-seven attended the Wedding bells are ringing or will be P. T. A. Friday night at the school­ No. I CAN rung in Podunk real often. Last house. Alter a fine pot luck supper, Thursday Izola Laubaugh was mar­ a very fine program was rendered. ried to John Stamm, and Thursday John Gamble played an instrumen­ .^f^. evening Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lau­ tal s?!o accompanied by Miss Esther DELICIOUS 1 baugh gave a reception for them. Striker at the piano. The famous FIRE ROASTED 7-Ox. Can 1 VC IMS. There was a large crowd present and Joseph Mix of Nashville played sev­ ■te: nt br many beautiful and iueful presents eral selections on Uie violin accom­ <if Marrh. A. I>. 1935. llif forenoon. were left for them. Congratulations. ,panied _______by _ ____ ...„ Mrs. Bert _______ Fancher, Veta WHITE CALIF0RNIA3 Ralph Brown has been buzzing (Rice played a piano solo. Teddy wood in Orangeville Uie past two ” ---------J -* - ---------- — ---------Haywood of the McCallum, notorious weeks. whistler, gave two whistling selec­ MARASCHINO tions. This music was all very fine. Anyway, we learned that “rough- The school gave a play and T. S. K. .f ing it" means more than riding in Reid of Hastings gave a very in­ lr the.sedan with the window* doyn. structive and interesting talk. I PtnUOATXOM. OIDH ro* rm FOBECLO3UXE. I n(M on M(O SIT. ea wklek Bwite h *»• anpald *< t* Ub n»Ur* for prln.-lnl «nd In •on »t Foor TTioo-Knd Eiaht »rttT»Ut>« an< BS/100 Del SOUTH BOWNE. I Week's fitter Probat* Coert for ROUTH MAPLE GROVE. !L<ut Week’s IZttat. .'S Sash HASTINGS L AND COAL COMPANY HASTINGS tnaca at th* County BalUii sz gJtsS’-.J'aS' FRANK SAGE PHONE 2515 Thanksgiving FOODS SALE 1”% ... _ _ •-___ • C. Thomas Stores present an assortment of Thanksgiving Foods that will please the most particular Food Shopper. J - • Fresh, Crisp Stocks, prompt and courteous service, large and attractive displays, genuine savings, all to make your Thanksgiving Din­ ner and your food shopping at C. Thomas Stores a pleasure. \ERY£ C.THOMAS STORES 1X8 Wert State St. PURE EXTRACTS IC I I Lu Lu VZ J 12c FRUITS FOR SALAD MINCE MEAT PUMPKIN No. 2>/2Can FIGS COFFEE MISSION INN loUrtZaolL. Recliter of Probata. 3 tor 15c 25c PIMENTOS 10c 25c RED CHERRIES FANCY DOLE PINEHART BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT J wife. Oil I corporalion. For Dependable Mrs. Ethel Canfield and three children, in company with her sis­ ter. Mrs. Milo Keck, and four chil­ dren of Battle creek called on their sister, Mra. Burl Nash, Sunday aft­ ernoon. . Mr. Myers of Akron, Ohio, is spending a short time with Mr. and Mr*. Clrus Shroyer. Mr. Myers is a brother to Mrs. Shroyer. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauer and daughter. Maybell Hauer, attended a Sunday School party Friday evening at Middleville. A brother of Mr. Preston, on the James Hopkins' farm, from Fremont, Michigan, was in our midst a few days ago. we would like to see them more often. rntltlril c.u.r, an lil.rr. of F»»lii«cf Burn Clean Economical COAL GOOD QUALITY. COAL i* the moil efficient fuel you can buy. The natural* even heat pro­ duced by the coal we sell you give* a healthful, comfortable winter. Don’t delay in ordering your supply. P*lm.r COAL SAVES FUEL-DOLLARS I Our truck* $re ready to give immediate and clean^delivery, when you want and the way you Smith Brothers Velte & Company FEEDS, FUEL, LIME AND CEMENT Phea* XX57 Harting*, Mich. BARBERS CORNER. The Parent-Teachers' Association of lhe Altoft school district held their last regular monthly meeting Friday evening. November 16. with a good program and a good attend­ ance and a very good supper. The next meeting will be called in Jan­ uary. The crowd voted to exchange names. The men to buy presents for tlie ladle* and the ladies to buy presents for the men. These gift* will be presented at thc Christmas tree at lhe Altoft school We will give you further notice later to pro­ vide for your gifts at the Christ- DELTON. As usual some of our deer hunt­ ers have returned with deer and some have had poor luck and didn't Urtr% gel any. But we think H. T. Rey­ nolds had Uie worst luck of any. Just a few days before he left, he stepped on a rusty nail so he had a rhhln game foot to start with, then the first day of tlie hunting season he fell off of a log and struck on an­ other one. and broke two ribs, but he stuck to it for a week and finally gave up the Job and came home Tuesday night, with a lame back and side, as well as a sore fool, and Mrs. Bush, Mra. Barnum, Caroline Solomon and Doreatha McBain at­ tended a Missionary meeting at PINEAPPLE PUNCH BOWL DI7 A r'UE’Q r IL A. LnLj PINEAPPLE MIRX'CLE BRAND sliced or H*iv«* CHERRIES RED. SOUR. PITTED PEAS Very Small. Sweet and Tend.r . CORN Nobility Brand Golden Bantam 10' 16c 19c 10c 17c 14c RIPE OLIVES 6S OLIVES PER CAN DILL PICKLES FIRM AND DELICIOUS QUART JAR BROWN SUGAR S' 1 lb. Can 21c CRISCO SHORTENING SALAD DRESSING SARA LEE Quart 25c SALAD MUSTARD 32 Ounce Jar 15c LARD BEST QUALITY Fur. 2 Lbr. 25c SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR fl.. 28c CURRANTS Cleaned, Slammed 10 Ox. Pkg. 14c EXTRA GOOD 10 O>. Jar “DUTCH MAID” BRAND LARGE SIZE, WHITE MIRACLE BRAND POWDERED SUGAR 3^20c DAIRY BELT MILK 3 t-c~ 17c CITRON PEEL ' «ouxc« fackaok 10c CAN 3# Miss Doris Chamberlain dned a party of young enlerpeople Mr*. Gwendolyn Bang hart enter­ tained the Camp Pirc Girl* at a house party Saturday and Bunday at the Maxon Norwood cottage at Crooked lake. Mba Mary Roush waa BealoMt addraei: HaaUnxa, Mlohl**n. "Ffcrida" Saturday afternoon and FRESH and ATTRACTIVE SELECTION of SEASONAL FRUIT and VEGETABLES UNFITTED 13. FITTED 12C BAKER’S BREAKFAST hii-c.. He BAKER’S PREMIUM CHOCOLATE 91„ kC HALF FOUND BAR ENGLISH WALNUTS IN THE SHELL 6o_ **V GLAZE FRUITS CHERRIES pkg. I4e ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO MICHIGAN 3% SALES TAX / C DROMEPARY DATES COCOA 20c 4Q 1 OC ASPARAGUS TIPS DIAMOND BRAND POUND *1*0 th* »art»r of f Rf 1/C PRESERVES PURE CANE COCOANUT 20c STUFFED OLFVES PINEAPPLE- 14* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-12-05.pdf c283cc9b8d6b2d449893755284c8bef7 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, DECEMBER 5, 1934 12 PAGES ” Cast Awaits The DR. H1R0LD BEDIENT Lightnin METHODISTS TO 08-^^VSstmas! Opening Curtain This Evening to Supply Christl SERVE ANNIVERSARY , Committee ID DISCUSS CH 111 mas Dinners and Pres: ILLUSTRATED LECTURE WILL FEATURE BROTH. HOOD MEETING Repeat Performance Scheduled for Friday—The Play Full of Humor Everything Is in readiness for I records were broken. It became huLlghuiln,' Players 1 manly Impossible for him—to fill all: — ---------- " "civic — — ,— produc--------- .— i------------------------------------ PAGES Ito 8 taxation" was ST. ROSE PUPILS TO DRAMATIZE STORY PARKER’S THEME FIVE DEW SB NEEDED EOS Are Presenting “The Bird’s Christmas Carol'’ on De­ cuts for Many cember 20 and 23 UNION SERVICE OF 00. i The churches of this city, togeth-:: SHOULD BE TAX-INFORM­ nils dramatic version by Kate E. R. FARRA OIYM A er with the American Legion, the j ED AS WELL AS TAXDRUB AT COMMER­ OHUROHEB ON SUNDAY Douglas Wiggin will be staged at the Central auditorium, Hastings. I Legion Auxiliary and several of the । ” ”” CIAL CLUB EVE, DEO. •18 CONSOIOUS ------------- lodges have united in past years to ------------- - ^raS’^’jS^iDR. SMITH BURNHAM FAVORED INCOME TAX WILL GIVE ADDRESS ciSuLra-JS, TO SUPPORT SCHOOLS want to catch more than a bit of DRIVERS MUST DE­ the Christmas spirit, come and see VELOP SELF CONTROL the creator of it all. -----------filled baskets containing eatables for. ------- ----Youll never regret seeing the wmme nt oil a o. i □ © act«jvu once To do this fine drama , twem V flvl' d^Iv>rI Justice, the Civic Players have as- i All Methodist Choirs in Bar- ' ‘he Christmas dinner and presents Made a Plea for Study of the crippled little "Snow Bird." Bonita The Changes in Methods of Opportunity to Learn More e«t I for the children. , ‘ Brandstetter, intercede for the sev­ cast of twenty-five ptayFra has Mmbled an experienced cast. Each ■ ry Co. Invited to Join Subject of Taxation Transportation Reqtgrg < About Thta Oriental Land I We are glad to know those who en little Ruggleses who live a stone's been rehearsing for about six weeks member has appeared in at least one ... Singing Hyranx , uz^ra I have been interested in this work in cast sway. Youll smile a little Greater Caution in by tho People z —Royal Myers, Captain and the scenery builders have been Clvlc Playerl production or has had I ' ,{ A Barry Oounly Onion MHtediri ! “• Mr. E R. Parra, head of the pub­ Representative cnaries Charles A Parker more wistfully,' too. when you see | The December meeting of the Has­ equally busy. Everything ptaaiible has training elsewhere. .. will >, — wra.4,n mis year, we learn tnat mere arc gave an interesting talk to the Ro- how her childish artlessness con­ This play was undertaken to meet service In Metho-1 1 rarrlra will be 1- held h,M ,.. In •the lire M«ho- 1^ ’ ' tings Brotherhood will be held next been done to do this fine play by lic safety department of Grand Frank Bacon and Winchell Smith a popular request. Ever since "Out- j dlst Episcopal church of this city 1 tartans at their noon luncheon founds her fastidious father who Monday evening. December 10. with ought to be remembered at the com----------- — — Justice. . ' .ward Bound." theater goers have ion Sunday evening. December 16. Monday on the subject of “Tax­ finally to forced to act his part in , the scheme of making lhe Ruggles ' automobile driving at the Oo<niMr» Rev. Harold Bedient as the speaker Both of the rehearsals held on the suggested that some time the local u.at at 7:30 ococx. o'clock. There uvere are. accord sccoru-­ ation:'' He began his talk by saying clal Club luncheon Tuesday. We and honor guest. This will be one of auditorium stfge Ahto week clicked players should stage 'Llghtnln.' “ ' l ing Ing to the records. 2.012 members that our tax system failed in 1932. family happy on Christmas day. .... ■ .4». ' sidered by committees representing the most interesting eventa on the bo smoothly that the director was a I Therefore, in spite of the fact that. • of. .. As' for the Ruggleses, there are wish every reader could have Iward the MelhMtot Episcopal church The because, as hi expressed It, the tax­ seven rai'.n nt him Mr. Mr KAarra manllrmaA a of tHram* them; all all nt of fham them aitrarl filled him. Farra Ara* first mentioned Brotherhood program. Mr. Bedient bit worried. Dress rehearsals, as a lt presented many technical dlffl- in this county. It to hoped that i lhe different organizations payers went on a strike against con­ I committees will not meet in time so will bring with him a great many rule, are sup)»sed to be total I cullies for the shallow auditorium more than half of them will attend j tinuing an inequitable system of with fun. mischief and response; alldea. which will illustrate hto lec­ "flops." But the entire cast seemed ' stage, lhe Civic Players have this this meeting. It will be worth their we can outline their plans in this to- taxation that had grown up In this and as for Ma Ruggles, do you । sue. We ask our readers to watch wonder how she manages them all? of people came to a church tn wature on China and the Chinese. He to swing Into tjje whimsical spirit pf drama ready to present to Barry while. | the Banner next week for further slate, where real estate had been Come and see. We promise you spent several years in that country the play and abttd the fines with ( county audiences. The address of the evening will be 1 announcements. ! made to shoulder practically al! the laugh upon laugh. as a missionary and had exceptional evident enjoyment. Tickets are on sale at Cordes' given by Dr. Smith Burnham, head I burden. talion since that day. Eliminating . opportunities to gain first-hand in­ ! In lhe year 1800 the total as­ This play represents what is prob- Newsstand. The price is the same of the department of history of the with the airplane, which will be formation about the Chinese and ably the most ambitious undertaking i as for "The Virginian," 30c for Western State Teachers' College of; sessed vahiaton of Michigan for their country. Kc improved me civic ria yers to a«w. mere , auuiu, aa iw iu<n rcnoui nuacnu, He Improved his, Of the Civic Players to date. There , adults; 20c for high school students; Kalamazoo Dr. Bumham is an au­ • taxation purjxwes was 31374000,000. chances by taking seat the 1 a number of picpie- 'are |Bre three changes of scenery which I 15c for children. Every ----- — ‘ in **■ “ thority on historic matters and is In 1930 Michigan real estate was | miles per hour not at all unusual. lures most of which he has put on ihave been designed to require a mln- {auditorium, with a very few excep- a fluent. Interesting speaker always. l assessed at 38.466 234.945 00 That In transportation on the highways tontern slides which of aituuiiK shifting time. [lions, gives a good view of the stage. He has been a-life-long Methodist —- ------------ will give the'imum imum OI iimr. । irepresented an increase of 542 per I in the olden time one depended up------------------ 1 ------- ------ and their; .u-.-i Frank Baron Blu.jn literally llt4!rally took me Brotherhood members the,. The show opens this evening but a and teaches a large class in Sunday I cent. The total tax levy tor the | guests a better idea than they ever country by storm m when he appeared | repeat performance to scheduled for school every Sunday. He to not a support of the state government had high-powered. rapidly-moving naw have had of that country and It*,'in this play. ■— ------- ' Friday. Previous attendance narrow, bigoted type of churchman. people. I SEVERAL OF THEM HAVE He to a broad-minded, wlde-vtoioned { THE AVERAGE WAGE FOR We are apt to think of China as , man interested man. inreresvea In in ioiks folks,. and ana a * man ;• BEEN WIRED FOR TEACHERS IN COUNTY {increase in taxation and assessments 1 being populated by an inferior peo­ BARRY CO. DISTRICT was due to lhe rapidly growing In- I who appreciates the value of reoli ELECTRICITY IS 1406.00 of "anticipation." so that before he ple. That to far from the truth. Dnv CrnilT DAI I V a » . ST , I religion in everyday life. He will I dustrial centers of Michigan. The The Chinese were printing books BUY SLUU I HALLY | brl?« • worth-while message to this : tax rale in this stale was greatly in- i . ------------from movable types hundreds of gathering. creased as well as the assessment (ORANGEVILLE SCHOOL HIGHEST PRICE IS I anticipate what he should do to years before any European ever had Program of Events Promises At the American Legion borne on The auditorium of the Hastings such an idea. Her people had in­ PAID IN ASSYRIAHAS NEW BUILDING make it safely. A preoccuplad driv{Saturday. Dec 8. the Auxiliary will Methodist church with the galleries to Be Interesting and vented gun powder hundreds of ------------------------I undertakings by government units. 1AU4CU4 „ 4UIIU4. , —~~-t have a Christmas bazaar in the can comfortably seat 1.100 people It would be fine If every seat could Carlton District Holds Low . Bul more of it was due to the fallCommunity Hau in the New Instructive Europeans Her farmers aixl horti­ । afternoon, with Mrs. Thos. Johnston ure of of such such unite units to to economise. II P.UM4C- in ... Complete arrangements have been '' as chairman. There will be a nice be occupied. Attendance Is by no j Record —A A Wide .. ure economise. Orangeville School Is rabbit" driver, who for no reason culturists made greater progress Kecora wide, ,n 1900 75 1900. cent ln cent. . a» means limited to members of the In 75 per Inftg round ngis constantly getting out of line ta developing new types of frulta and made for the Barry County District assortment of gifts to choose from. Methodist church as everybody Li Variation lures, of the taxes collected weft on Appreciated Then at five o'clock, the ladles are welcome to this gathering and will of various crops than those of any Boy Scout Rally to be held on Mon­ There to a wide variation In thelreal (real estale estate. Ta Tax ’ on P personal er&onal P prop-1 ”>P-1 Quite a number of rural school , automobiles ahead of him. then other country until recent times. day night. Dec. 10.' At 6:45 P. M to serve a fried chicken supper, to find It Interesting. n.r-i !r. n»r erty Wty accounted account * d for the other otllPr 25 » per l* r houses have been redecorated and which all are invited. The price Is Jumps into line again, so Is Jumptag. Many varieties of alfalfa, many cent B ,er|Cfl of four were renwdeled To accommodate all of the Meth­ wages paid to rural teachers in Bar- 5'"? •^eRan ■ series of, four were remodeled before the in and out of the line. The other to kinds of frulta and vegetables were a parade will form on Court St., 35 cents per plate. Mrs. Henry odist choirs of the county, lhe choir ry county. , The. lowest yearly ("exemptions" from taxation. Prop- present school year began. Improve­ the "turtle driver." who never does prpduced by the Chinese long before between Church St. and Broadway. Mulder is supper chairman and Mrs. platform will be extended so as to western nations had them. The The Area Council Scout Drum and Edw. Downs is in charge of the din­ hold nearly one hundred people, and amount paid to any teacher this'’Tty used for public buildings for ments were made in the following anything but look straight ahead year will be 8252. which to In the charity, for religious work, for agri-. schools: The McOmber and Weeks Chinese have an ancient literature, Bugle Corps will lead the line of ing room. Mi&s Katherine Webber our former congressman. John C. township of Carlton. The highest cultural societies was left off the I schools in Baltimore township; the which evidences high scholarship march which will parade through is ticket chairman. Ketcham, will lead the singing of Come and get your Christmas old favorite hymns trtat have meant wage paid to any teacher Is in the tax rolls This was followed by ex- Welcome Comers In Carlton; the A driver must have "aclf-controi," and talent, some of it produced be­ the business section then to the township of Assyria. 8697.50. In eruptions of property of soldiers, and I Wellman. Martin. Barryville and gymnasium where a program of gifts and remain for supper at five fore the Christian era, In Conmuch to church and people during the various townships in lhe rural of soldiers' widows. Then mortgages Shores in Castleton; the Hastings or his anticipation of possible trou- I fuclu. .he tad one or the world'.! «unU .nd eonle.l. will be mrrlwl o'clock. the last one hundred and fifty years. schools the highest and lowest wages and contracts were practically ex-! Center school in Hastings town,re»test phUorapher. and rapes, tn! Included In the program are That the choirs of the county may- paid to teachers are as follows: — — i-w.-, .u. .empted. »by a provision that if — one-{ship; the McCallum and1 Cedar our own .. well .. in European uni-: rollowlnf eranu. a delallM acknow tiie hymns chosen and be able |half of one per cent tax were paid'Creek school houses In■ope; Ho last the fellow as well as himself. Ho hum* veraitle., chlnera .tudenU are among count of which was given in u " 100 FOOT FIRE TOWER Highest to rehearse them before Dec. 16. on\ the mortgage or contract, no Wood. Jones and Ryan school cultivate "perception." He must so Assyria 8687.50 3315.00 the most brilliant scholars They are week's Banner: Flag raising cereIN YANKEE SPRINGS the numbers are given herewith, all a pegpie P.WP.. of u. great a.™. natural ......... ability I »“»r ‘r Seouu: review or the mote tax would be levied against houses In Irving: the Bristol and concentrate on what ' be la dotaa Baltimore -------- 540.00 36000 a being taken from the Methodist such securities for a period of five i Banfleld school houses tn Johns- that his perception will be I Carlton ..... . 585 00 At am. point In the development । <Continued on page six) |j town: town; the Quailtrap. Qualltrap. Mayo. Dunrar .uby friction: by friction: fire bv fireflint by flint and and steel:steel; It Will Help Prevent Fires Hymnal: No. 180. "All Hail." Miles Castleton 495.00 of the Chinese race .hi a —thing Lane tune; No. 383, "Onward Chris­ nr>>l,-r-r>r,ia,— ■ ham- Nort°n. McKelvey and Branch in a Large Forested . 495 00 315.00 happened to them which arrested pyramid building: knot relay: sig­ tian Soldiers;" No. 2. "Come, Thou nalling; first aid demonstrations; CONFERRING ORDER j school houses tn Maple Grove; the against danger. Ho .. 495.00 315.00 their progress. They became wor­ Area Almighty King;" No. 111. "Harkl HF MAI TA nPQRFF iMl,° school house in Prairieville. 405 00 270.00 shipers of their ancestors That Troop yells; closing service and in­ A wtUKtt Bnd ^er school house In RutSome time ago the Banner men­ TThe Herald Angels Sing;" No. 207. Johnstown . 450 00 qulred is the "sense might not have been so bad had vestiture. AU parents and friends of Scouts tioned that the Stale Conservation "The Church's One Foundation;" the kind that make* Maple Grove 340.00 they hot come to believe that what Kalamazoo Knight, to Bo l*“1, y,„ lmpmOTalto No. 107, “ “ Joy to the World;" No. 540 00 Orangeville . their ancestors did represented per­ are invited to this rally. The cam- Department was considering the 461, "How Firm a Foundation. " Entertained by Hastings I made tn the Briggs school in AaPrairieville .. 630 00 fection, and that there was no rea- Sittee in charge is composed of building of a one hundred foot fire Portuguese hymn; No. 420. "True­ 313.00 . A. VanBusklrk. Harvey Burgess. Syria; the Coate Grove in Carlton; If one shall cultivate there Rutland 405 00 315.00 (Continued on page three) Commandery Castleton Center In Castleton; the tional five senses he will beoc Jesse Kelley. Fred Ballance, Albert tower In Barry county, to be located Hearted. Whole-Hearted;" No. 415. Yankee Springs. 450.00 280 00 Hastings Commandery will be Doud school house In Hope: the safe driver. Dykstra. Douglass Hindes and Ster­ somewhere In the western part of "Faith of Our Fathers." While all The average salary paid to teach- | host to Kalamazoo Commandery Rutland ling Rogers. Hugh Riley will be the county. This plan has finally of these hymns may not be sung, -k-rr; — no61 10 iwuamazoo commanaery on .| Chidester school house in Rutland ers in Barry county this year Is Friday evening. December 14. and | and the Yankee Springs school house chief Judge; Fred Bdllance. clerk: been adopted by the department yet those that are used will be se­ ENCAMPMENT FOR SSOOW. will ronfer confer the Order Of of Malta tn in In in Yankee Rnrinva Springs. A. L. Brown, starter; Joseph Brozak, The federal government:-*!!! pro­ lected trom this' list. Many people-do not realize that vide the funds for the to*er. which amplified form on candidates from Several school houses have been announcer. CO. SCHOOL BOARI this year marks the one hundred is to be erected with CCC labor In H. H. S. DEBATERS Kalamazoo A dinner wUl be served wired for electricity during the last No Scout can enter in' an event and fiftieth anniversary of the estab ­ Yankee Springs township. There is for the visiting Knights and mem- two or three years, which has greatrelative or friend who formerly lived unless he is a registered Scout, and an area of several square miles of lishing of the Methodist Episcopal FACE BUSY DAYS bers cf the local Commandery be- ly improved the lighting, and should Members' to Be Guest* In this county and who Is still much all who can are expected to partici­ second growth timber In Yankee church In America, and the church fore the work. Hastings Command- benefit the pupils by relieving eye pate. unless 18 years of age or oldKellogg Foundation at Springs, Orangeville and Irving In general is observing, this sesqul- Local Team to Meet Lansing ery enjoys the distinction of being' strain. old home county or neighborhood. Pine Lake The village of Orangeville has a Awards are to be made on the townships, where a serious forest centennlal. It is hoped there may Eastern in Second of State one of the very few organizations of be a fine attendance on Sunday eve­ fire would do a lot of damage. Its kind In Michigan that confers commodious new school building, point system and ribbons will be thoughts we suggest thia: Why not It Is the plan of the department ning. Dec. 16. given the winners. League Series the Order of Malta in full aropU-1 which was completed' this faU and send the Banner? It will bring to to have this tower located where it fied form. It requires about thirty ' school Is now being held in the new schools in It is hoped and expected that Hastings High school debaters -X’-’—i —il .— i--------- - — ~• — — —' absent relative or friend “the news there may be a large crowd present will have a view of this forested FIRE DAMAGES THE have a busy program ahead of them Knlght-s for the cast alone. Kalama- { building. It is a two room building, area, so as to discover fires In the I on Monday evening. during the next eight days, accord- 100 Commandery has never dram- constructed of cement blocks, with Pine Lake ( a present that will gladden their woods before they get too great a EDMONDS OIL STATION Ing to Albert Becker, debate coach. , , order and the members a large basement which can be used cetnber 12. _ . . start. The plan, as we understand On Thursday evening. December lhere are vcry thankful to have the for community purposes. The vU- be for one day only. The Ont NASHVILLE HIGH ways reminding them of it. 13 to have a fire warden In this Blase Was Discovered Early ■ n ___ __ n * irv-nl nrtranIvaHnn nr-orl amrlr Inrara ana 44.* 13, Hastings will meet Lansing East­ local organization present the work luge and the township will appre- er is scheduled at ten A. thoughtfulness. SCHOOL GIVING PLAY county, who will have a good equip­ session will be over at for them. Knights, from the varidate this Improvement. ern tn the High school sudltorium Tuesday—Wai Hard ment, including a fire truck, to aid here ta the second •round of, the ous surrounding Commanderies are1 We are glad to note these 1m- This encampment will n one living in the county is 11 per Students 16 Present "Beads In his work. Over In Allegan counto Subdue League series. Hastings will defend expectod U> witness the work of the j provemente in rural school bull* operation 'wlt» ths W? “ ~ ‘ rhose post office 1 •— Ings. on a String" at Star Thea­ is a fire tower. It will be arranged An early Tuesday morning fire the negative side of the federal evening. 5a ooUlde Mrs. Maude Smith, school oommiB» gutted the Interior of the Edmonds school aid Question. Ruth Hatha­ ter Dec. 12, 13 and 14 so the two can communicate 'by OU Station and destroyed several way and Dois Shute have been se­ The Star theater at Nashville arill telephone. hundred dollars' worth of merchan­ i lected as two members of the squad. be the scene of another High school dise. The brick walls of the building the third to be named after further '.speakers, probably from the Unto trials, Professor Floyd K. Riley of relative or friend living In Canada, play on Dec. 12. 13 and 14. when CAROL SERVICE AND vcrslty of Michigan. There will be a "Beads on a String" will be pre­ Frank Edmonds had opened the the U. of M. speech department will CANDLE LIGHTING statkm for the day, starting a fire as serve as Judge. After the contest sented by the young people of that । talk on school sanitation by a moss* ber of the oounty health departotoOL usual In the furnace. He was busy refreshments will be served to vis­ Christmas giving to your absent village. Rehearsals have been go­ ing on now tor about four weeks and Presbyterian Choir of Thirty at the office desk when he thought itors and members of the debating friend or relative. the family health counselors. ail players are ready for these he noticed smoke in the room. He squad. to Give Christmas nights. hurried to the basement and dis­ This morning a squad,took part Then Be At The Court Room, At The Annual WILCOX SCHOOL This is a sure fire comedy writ­ Program covered that a fire had gotten a con­ In the Nashville High school assem­ ten by Myrtle Oiard Etoey and giv­ siderable start near the furnace. He bly program. Hastings defending the JOINS T.-K. DISTRICT en through special arrangement On Sunday evening, December 16. Meeting Next Saturday, Dec. 8, When A activities in health work and a tried io put It. out alone, but found negative side of the school aid ques­ with the Willis N. Bugbee Co. Wil­ tiie Hastings Presbyterian choir of tion. Ruth Hathaway, Doris Shute Referendum Vote Will Be Taken Fifth One to Join OonioXda- liam Hecker takes the part of a 30 young men and women will pre­ was sent to the department. The and Stove Johnson represented Has­ boy in the play until hto folks de­ sent a beautiful candle lighting and response was prompt and the blaze tings. tlon in Year—Enrollment The annual meeting of the Barry a nice sum on deposit In the bank. cide that he must be a girl in or­ carol service in the church audl- was subdued after a stubborn fight, Two debate squads will met Kal­ Oounty Agricultural'Society will be SOme of the original surplus fund many health problems In Now 540 der to receive an inheritance from a but not until moch damage had been amazoo Central In two practice de­ held in the court room here next I was lost through the closing of a k>Last Friday evening the Wilsox Xlch uncle. From that time on he to Ice Christmas carols of all nations done Just how much the loss will be bates Thursday. December 6. Each school District No. 3, Rutland town- etaer a boy or a girl as the sltua- will be sung. There will be also in­ could ixx«be determined at this school will be represented by nega­ Saturday, December 8. The business[cal bank; but It to expected that • FATHER KOLB AP­ before this annua) meeting will be good percentage of It will be re8hlp, voted favorably to be annexed tloh warrants. Carl Brown as a de- teresting trios, quartets and an­ time. It is fully covered by insur- tive and affirmative teams. of much importance to the future of covered. A considerable sum is POINTED TEMPORARILY to the Thomapple-W. K. Kellogg tecthe to very active in solving any thems. anoe. » the county fair. There to make pr"J»n preparations for ““ Barry *“crc will w, “ be available, 10 “»ns lor district. This will make five dis­ i that arise. The play is . Everyone Is given a most cordial Mr. Edmonds did not realize at ta'ttteitJbUctari It Grind elected a president, secretary, treasa Barry county fair in IBM. tricts to be annexed tn less than a ughs from beginning to end Invitation to attend. A silver offer­ the time that he was severely ids^ith Orand ur?r' ^nd threc dlrectors a term The Banner has mentioned the year, the Ooman and Bowens Mills ?od cast and lots qf fun for ing will be taken up to provide burned, but later It was found that ther GaHar Hag M music for the choir. Th* dura Hto». <rhr.ni »«.. years ‘ wul open ,n Anegan at county, wnere districts in Yankee Springs town one hand and his face had been Central Hnvl 11th 1 ten wo A M and W1U rcm “,,l** °P* n untU lhe o« lime In of the service will be ope hour. ship, the Carter in Orangeville town­ seriously burned. Medical aid was tings with two-member teams. five P. M. The business session will debt over 810.000, successful fain ship and the Irving district. This SAVE DATt OF DEC. 18 summoned but It is not certain Iret Drn nonce DEDHDTC icommence al 1:30 P. M.. at which were held last year and this. This FOR SECOND LECTURE. will make the enrollment In the how serious his injuries may prove HCU LHUOO ntrUnlo I time the reports of the secretary and year the Allegan fair was able to The second of the five lectures be­ Thomapple-W. K- Kellogg school FAIR A SUCCEI ARF NOT POMPI FTFn <*.«»« treasurer will be read *and pay about 33.000 on the principal ing sponsored by the central P. T. IT WILL BE WELL Mnc nut bUMFLCICU'^ business that may lawfully of its Indebtedness. Last year a A., in connection with th ~ /More than 1.000 people attenc transport the children. There are Ahe Thomapple-Keliogg all-sch before the meeting will be tak- smaUer sum was realised. If Barry still about four districts that should County Parent Education Cento WORTH YOUR TIME Workers Urged to Bend in come en up. f folks will get at it in the same ener' fair sponsored by the P. F. A. a be annexed to round out the district will be held on Tuesday . While it Is important to have the getlc fashion that Allegan people week .ago Monday and Tuesday. Il Memberships to Mrs. Banner's advertising and make it better shape as to ter­ officers and directors chosen, the did. there would seem no reason why auditorium. More definite annodncCritory. . this week are eape­ Isenhatl£ most important question U what a money-making fair could not be ment will ba made next week con­ event of its kind ever heId by the । , your careful Because all of the reports from the those officers are to do. If there is to, held in this county next summer, ar cerning the speaker. Watch for school. Each grade ropm and de­ cially worth ANNUAL MEETING. There are many oqdnty are not yet In. Mrs. Otto be no fair, their duties will be very early next fall. This matter will be NOTICE TO The annual meeting of the Barry further particulars and save the partment of the school had exhibits reading. and demonstrations. A milk test­ wonderful bargaina listed, Isenhath, Red Cross Roll Call chair- light; but we are glad to state that decided by the referendum vote at Oounty Agricultural society will be man for Barry county, cannot give the officers and directors are going “ ----------“ —*' the meeting next* Saturday. ing display illustrating the method held in the court room at the court the result of the annual campaign to submit the question of holding NOTICK TO HASTINGS TWP. for determining the amount of add. house on Saturday. December «th. which closed on Thanksgiving Day. a fair In 1835 to a referendum vote 1934. for the election of president, I will be at the Hastings City fat. solids not fat, specific gravity Read each ^11 workers, who have not reported, at the annual meeting next Satur­ in a Barry county fair. The respon- wwwrwv Ota secretary and treasurer and three Bank on every Saturday in Decem­ and waler content Was one of the consideration.' ber and Jan. 5. 1835. for the purpose outstanding demonstrations. There advertisement carefully. It ate asked to tfo-lorat once, so the day. As the members of the society sibllity will be theirs, not that at Xh and XT1 of collecting taxes for Hastings Tarp. were also exhibits" demonstrating is important business news canvass may be closed, mys Is quite arrive at the court room, from ten the officers and directors. Whatovar mav be Arwtj, 1 important and should be attended o'clock until five, each will be hand­ may done aXnttft about KnJAlntf holding 4< remain open until 3:00 P.-*L Will also' collect at home every day tiie method of analyzing soil for which outadvertising «oL le this week. cd two ballots. On one he will vote_______ holding _a fair ____ next.year will nitrogen, potash, phosphorus and Chester Arehart. If there are any people who wish* his preferences for officers as Indi- I to tbore wte had member lime. An interesting experiment —Adv. 12-3. Hast ini Twp. Treas. to Join the Red Cross and «... haveTwt cated. On the other he will vote for the last fair that was. with dry ice was also given. Music yet done so. Membinhips may st. ________________ __________ TO RUTLAND TAXPAYERS. ANOTHER. HALE SCHEDULED. urer will be read and any other'busi­ was furnished by the High school I will be at the National Bank of purchased from Orville Bayles at county fair in 1835. By a membership ticket ws mean There will be another side of live band and orchestra. ness that may legally come before * Hastings every Saturday until Feb |he National bapk or of Miss Mabel The Banner has mentioned the one that was bought by any the meeting will be transacted. Ev- stock, farm tools, etc., at the fair 1. 1835. starting Saturday. Dec. 8. for grounds on Saturday. Dec. 15 at one Watch for Emmanuel church the purpose of collacting taxes. The response thia year has been better condition than most oounty, the fair. P M. List your articles with J. E. Burr Laubaugh. fine ta the various places that have agricultural soctotiae where fairs veal the auM»re> « Norton. 525 W. Grand St.. Hastings. Christmas sale and dinner. WedneaBurton A- Perry, President. Rutland Twji Treasurer. reported, and it to hoped that the .have bMn held ta the past, because, .who are Interested in a Barry Watch next week's Banner for furDavid 8. Goodyear. Secretary. -Adv. 12-5qupta of 900 may be reached. jlnatead ofpwing a large debt. It has ty fair, CHINESE ARE NOT INFERIOR PEOPLE 03606313 OW SALARIES 09382374 ONRURALSCHOOLS Fried Chicken Supper And Christmas Sale Banner Subscription Good Christmas Gift Do You Want A Barry County Fair Held Here Next Summer or Fall? thornapple-kellog'g �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1W IASTINGS FOLKS AT ANNUAL CONFERENCE cm ADMIRAL ROCK ffiTSS! TELLS HIS IDEAS LOCAL NEWS | TO EAST AFRICA —------I quet at the Occidental at 1:30 P. M. Urges Construction of Bat­ sMBBaRBBHBaHMffiffiBHffiffiBB Rev. and Mra. John Korn OhMn.k^yon SM^div “ EARL ROGERS FOUND tle Cruisers for the LyBarker has a "special” tn his'' From New York City adv. Uiis week wiilch will Interest -DEAD IN HIS CAR on ~ December 16 Navy Mra Oscar Smith of Midland Park MILO. Another old pioneer of Milo was In honor of her daughter, Mama’s, eighth birthday. Saturday after-. MIDDLEVILLE. The Q. K. f sUllaUon on Wilcox entertained work. It Is hoped that the public on early In the morning of Nov. 29. will attend this mealing which wlU Although Mr. Chase had teen ta and san, Norman, of no doubt be very Interesting. poor health the last few years te Tiie miuaji school lair fair arew drew targe large cruwus crowds , was ODly confined to his ted a Mr. and Mra. Emeat Bradfield and A recent Issue of the New York Pj’thlan Bistars' Rummage Sale । ^ev' ind *'*rs Frcd Hom of light, and everyone was glad (day or two before the end came, ■ Mr. «nd xn a» iwrmu. Mr. Tre.port Saturday Mora. Times contains on interview with ittended. which was tto_best । He lacked less tton three months of 1 BW. RWI and SEWrtar. and Mrs. Hyry Watera, E. F. ing, Death Evidently Result- .Admiral George Rock, retired, who _rullft Adv P*rlv *“1 weex as a larewcii for ever put on by our school. There four score years He was boro in k, i a .a . r^..L.. ev..,v From Heart Trouble i {was bom and grew to young man­ Read the Invitation of L V Bess- Uwir aon- theh John Horn- who were exhibits in every room, show­ Prairieville township and the great** hU ,an!?' Annable, Starling Ragers and T. 8. hood in Hasting?. He was for many tner to tto people TJlZtSgs In tab ing that the pupils are learning er part of his life has been spent field, and brother. Mr. and Mis. The of -Freeport were -" -•loDral “ “ald ’ X' and Jack. .. • ■■ ‘—• —— —— — ---- residents ...................... - . -- - i, MV EEEC E1CMU VI K.C MMC1VIUVHe doesn't wk folks to buy at .** mlJ'’ something besides their text books here. Hli wife preceded him about M rftatlv shocked ah'v.Vad about nlvailt 10 1A o clock Satdrat. Ition department of the United'' issue. urday and Sunday in attendance at greatly and Mrs. Bradfield this opening, but to conie and sec his rionaries to East Africa. Those pres­ The demonstrations ’Were very in­ five years ago. Two children and the sixth annual Ohlld Welfare urday morning when the lifeless states Navy, to this article Admirwt‘ big Stock ^f useful and beautiful en‘ wera the teresting as well as instructive. The several grandchildren, one sister, Deauuiui * Ol)ld_ Conference and conference of Am- body of Earl Rogers, owner of a milk i Rock urges the construction of hat- gifts ^v school orchestra and band rendered wic one brother, urvmcr. nephews ncpncws ana and nieces — — - ,~7 , ,7_ . i erican Legion and Auxiliary officers, route there, wo found in his car. ne cruisers for the navy. He claims The 8. E Rutland W. C. T. U. will wa,er/V1C and Mrs. John Horn some fine music, which was very ' -Nearly all the sessions were held at death evidently coming from a heart qj,. despite improvements in air- meet Wednesday aXtemom Dec 12 *"* baby ot Marland. Miss enjoyable. 1 j the Occidental hotel, beginning on attack to which he was subjecticrafi, the battle cruiser, able to :with irs Jennie JX^eSrJtOur hunters are all back, many —— ...» -•• ...W..J , UK uuuic quuubj aiicruwii, IUV. ; Saldrday at two o'clock when greetDeceased was very highly regard- move about swlftlv and to inflict mas program will be in charge of I?01? Milo Ladies' Aid will begin to e, ^MRuth and of them without a deer. They had . Mlles officiating. Sympathy from ings ware extended by distinguished ed by all who knew him. being a jteaVy damage, must not be omitted Dla Smith. Everyone welcome Evclyn' Al> 01 a good time but the weather wan । the old neighbors and friends is ex­ serve a chicken dinner at six o'clock visitors. Among the subjects dis- member of the council and aho a jfrom our navy if it u to be efficient. ,Mary Waters. Prera Bupt Wednesday. Dec. 12. at the home of ; R®v. Dwight so wet and warm that they could tended to the bereaved ones. , cussed were Child Welfare: Re- member W the board of education. Thc mtxjem idea of mounting the Heders of the Banker should be f0"1' >ho U hokJln« Mr. and Mrs. M. Bradfield, and not find nnd the tne deer aeer in m the me usual I Mr u *»— .*>_ r__„ _ «rSome went places. to { habilltaUon. Including the veterans' He was also greatly interested In , blg guns of Ws warships on the sure , Some of of the the boys bovs who who went to the the *1. nam^ TtonkJJ°to“a?Mr X *en'e unU* *U ^>V*-^D ’T?*^**’ to read lhe large announcement IOZ?'. .. I boapital, mothers' pensions, etc : lhe the cemetery project and it is moving cruiser b not to be of { rZne and ,or u<“*r wU1 * “ld d"Uje J. C- Penney Store m this I T*‘.elr ,“anJ Jricnd® in Barry upper part of the state came back lat0 aflornoan and evening, > Poppy Day program, with exchange thought that some quite heavy work cas[ aside. In Admiral Rock's issue । of lhe Banner. This is always a the ReX' and Mrs Il0r’J to the lower peninsula and then n.n^l.ndP.rk^d Ur^ln< a^Uttk 8pecW mu31c wlU ** Pf°vlded ; of ideas. Other topics considered that he did there that morning may judgment this type of ship has star- i busy i store, and has a most attractive ^nd daughter a safe vQjagc and were successful, while others came Mrs :■ by >v.a.----..—I,.. liavft m ut'ark __ ......... ___ ... I the Auxiliary were Community have InrlitrE-d induced -K the attack. .. if. ling qualities _which make it worth o J^dkeld^ ..^t —-----~ L*" n*r».’ iiooeru travel uuk given imu display of merchandise al this time. hoP$ may te successful in thair on home and went back the wrend M—?— John Bradfield spent Tuesday w lo have Mrl of HftS. • Service. Publicity. Americanism nnd Deceased was the son of Mr nnd whlle. In other words Admiral Rock C F. Ramsey cornea to Battle • wor>t —8«R ‘n by our South Shulls time and were made happy by pro­ afternoon and evening In Kalama- I Un^ tayr pgrt Qje . National Defense. Education of War Mrs. Jehla! Rogers, well known ploln' favor of high speed battleships. Creek from Chicago as regional . carrespondent. curing one. ■ Orphans. Fldac. Music nnd Sewing necr residents of Johnstown, ije lo- I ----------------------------------------The stores were open Wednesday Scout executive to take the place WELCOME GROUP. autr work. ' catcd in Freeport six or eight years TnE ABTiST Ern Quick relumed from his' ,KlpJ.lng.7' Wh? a“ePted ' Welcome Extension Group meet evening as they were all to close hunting trip Friday night. Nonci ' Special meetings for Auxiliary KJX n*£ ,n,dP An artist wrote a poem. ’ THE LITTLE RED BRICK. a position in the sales departmenj wlth Mrs KUUf Woodrufl. al. Thursday. Manv families had their of hU p-rt, .ft. a I Mr„ and „Q Mra. M„ Lawrence L.WIU. Casteleln an wikmh nr mrv. ; presidents and secretaries were also icnas wiin lurvt^i b^Twife dluehter' Un-v.-orth he seemed to seek: of Armour and Company. Barry 1934 tot aU mccUna A well relatives with them, while others bringing home the coveted deer or an( He wife,’tore daughter , j f^iiy ol Hostings visited at hfld which proved very profitable »e ^is survived by a who the TtlP heroine, a woman county U a part of Use Battle Creek was rervetl at and an aged father who have the j era . v . rm. u . . 1 w*rren Bolton's Sunday evening. | Mra. Don Foreman was named as ^mMthV of a wide circle of friends Selfish and vain nnd weak scouting area. noon. In tiie forenoon Mrs. Grace py day for moat of them. Mrs. spent 'rh.nk«<v.A. Thanksgiving , Mr. Quick «~n. ^d Mrs Chas Woodruff were » a member ol Lhe stale music com°L? .*‘.T-2?. ' "Unworthy of your skill." quoth I. The waters' ClXhing Store an- oorham prt^nted Uta ful tolfof u 7 ------- ' —— The, fire alarm Sunday A. M. call- with —----—---- .----- -------- -----A. me lime uiu iiuac her son. Vern. and family of Thanksgiving dinner guests at the nounces "nuncex an .n opportunity opportu to the men Ulc lcMO£. "Putting Fun In Family l^1 ou}' the b<ro, for a small rcof Bonfield mltiee for the coming year. tcn Iuncra] arrangements had not 'i "Buch heroines art decry. home of James W. Wickham in young . vicinity to Living." She brought the thought 9", °}ai Muld done a great -land ---------------- men of tffis | Such poems worth deny." Membership was especially cm- been made. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Scobey were Grand Rapids. I buy suits at " economy prices, one One U u? out. "As communRy life M- rnvL^E’TJ^f ‘ n<* phasised at this meeting, the state ----guests Thanksgiving of the for­ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chandler and i He placed it in a crystal-ball ,{hundred ------------ eighty-four ~ — iU U comes more complex the home be-1 J9..9.mc' ,tx?*a small. and of — these suits HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 18. being divided into four district? mers mother at Welcome. Sunday family of East Hastings and Mr. • That—lay upon a shelf) - with — . 1------ The meeting of Hospital ------------------------------------------. -----------------tUi?l 011 display at the store from comes lhe more Important in • Its | Sunday school went on as usual. a ------chairman far regular each district and Mrs. John Olnor spent Satur­ Mrs. Otis N. Watson and Mrs. • and the rules of a ball game being Guild No. 18 will be held a*. lhe:"Gaze," he cried. "See all!” .which ftlfttHiu ran comrthuUon u> lhe hwlhra. and and Mra. Ven Robinson of Shultx. day evening at Clifford Hammond's. particulars are published elsewhere well —•> being •—*— of- the •»-- family *—mem ------- ■-— followed. The chairmen are dcaig- home cf Mra. Anna Newton, on I I gazed—>I am no judge> — Mr. and Mra. Maurice Crookston Mr. and Mra. Warren Miller and tn this issue of the Banner. th*.. v.z»-— a nated as Schoolboy Rowe. Tommy Thursday. Dec 13 Dinner will be.The woman was—myself. । 'The home should ka be *a place of nar- ^impanlcd Mr. and Mrs. R. 6. of Hastings spent Sunday afternoon family of Clarksville and Mr. and — the Ambassador Bridges. Diray Dean and Daffy served at 1:30. —Bertha Lovelace Stickney. ------ ***----------------cuts and doing (tains toge-.hcr. , „ e?c•{‘French Friday to thetoAmbassador 1 ent. children nnd children tnae and evening with lhe latter's uncle, Mrs. Lewis Clum of Lake Odessa I DISTRIBUTION OF OCT. I pUy^TiL I “ All members are urged to ’be • • “» Dean. Names of members must be ** pres-1 Mr. and Mra. E. Quick, and family. were guests of Warren Bolton and for this meeting Bring table | Two-panta suits Increase the dlf; al headquarters in Detroit by Dec. ent tor um mreuur snug wuici — — — —- । Although Dec. 1 was a real win-family, Thursday. DELINQUENT TAXES : 14. Miss Bertha Proestel. depart- service and n 10c gift for the Christ- Acuity in keeping up with the autoter's day, forty-five were in attend-1 Miss Waneta Btrausbaugh Is ■ ment Auxiliary secretary, is general mas gift exchange. (mobile key _'Wn. M,do by County Treai- orX \ 'X anoe al the Farmers' Club at the {spending a few days at the home Flower home Saturday for the first of Will Craig assisting in the care ' urer Maus Last juons for playing many games. Then p* Mr1' "Day Meeting" of the year. A very of Mra. Craig, who is very ill. Week *“*■ w!“l Umt »“ ■*“ uu«hI east oelton. good program was given with Judge j Mra. Rebecca Craig and sons, 1 „ us to play some of the games. | clarence Pavne and familv of -"' and Floyd, «»Sam ate Bunday dinner County Treasurer Maus has made I The class wUl meet Jan 23. 1935. Hope CmtaT X Gordu Dtirk~ W, W. Potter of Lansing giving the 'c a distribution of $18,691.43 of delta- with p... -nr,. t„«nn wm r. 2“^ Oordie Durkee address. Special music was pre­ • with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Potter sented by Max Newkirk of Kalama- of Welcome. quent taxes which were paid to him On •Nutrition."-Press Corres. Civinc at ^tewartwXrit* too. Readings and music with items Carl Helckord of Detroit called at »vo»-s ossts— of Interest were given by members. Wm. Strausbaugh's Tuesday night. $1,730 10 was remitted to the state of . MRS. LENA CASTELEIN'. „Vld Mr, Jnd Mr. and Mra. Flower and Bernice Mrs. P. 8. Sparks. Mrs. Bert Michigan, that being 'he amount of I Mrs. Lena Casteleln. widow of 1“"' S"alr °°ui&on nnd son of Kal- were guests Thanksgiving of Mr. Sparks and Mra. Max Eck and and Mrs. W. H. Hower and children daughter, Ellen, of Hastings spent , state tax included in lhe delinquent Henry Castlelcin who died suddenly tax The general fund of the county la few years ago. suffered a cerebral. •*ar\ «nd family Halted of Kalamaxoo. Monday afternoon with Mrs. Clif­ received tne sum of $435436 which hemorrhage on Tuesday evening and । RUPC and ’*mUy in Otsego Many will be Interested to know ford Hammond helping her cele­ I will help the county fund by t hat .died almost Instantly at her home ] , Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith and chil­ brate her birthday. • amount. There was also paid 1558 - ' in Quimby where she and her moth. and Mrs. Rex Waters altond- dren expect to go to Florida early Mr. and Mra. Fred Ingram and 145 into Uie covert Rood Redemption I er. Mrs. Caroline McIntyre, lived to- Od ,, oys5°£ _supP", at t*}e home this week to spend the winter. Mr. and Mra. Hamer Ingram and fund which was collected in these ; gether. Besides the mother, she is *nd Will Louden near Jack Bradfield and Wendell 8p«w family of Hastings spent Sunday payments of delinquent taxes’: Tjwii- survived’ by a brother. Archie MeJ®*0' “ tetng the wedding anj nlversaries the past week of Rex attended a birthday party given by with Mr. and Mra. Chas. Woodruff. .ahlp. village and city treasuries. In tyre,—and niecesana artdnepnews. nephews. , \-er-----lar -, pas 5f~Jlex -----a nieces -----„„woolt .---------bftfrtnw by Lb. lollowing amoLnU; ---------------- ---------"” ‘”rl— A Her lass *UI be — sadly felt— by— thel,M “nd Be“1' wW, *"r®'cC* and Quimby com&unlty as Mrs Caste- T8ch“m*k" “d ™U1 ,nd | City of Hastings . .$ 1,403.13 icin was interested in every project ;llouaen. fuden, Mr. ”r .ana “"d Mrs. M” Walter Wa’tcr HarHaf- I Village of Nashville .. 224 03 rUon of East also guests for the good of others and was a rUnn B“‘ Ross Bn“ were ----------" [ Village of Freeport . 103.00 Ray Durkee and family of Del­ | loyal and faithful member of the Village of Woodland | ton spent Thanksgiving with her Village of Middleville . .Methodist church. 126 00 i Funeral services will be held at * athcr and brother. Awyria 357.81 Maple Grove . . 14)51.09 ] the Quimby church at two P M. FriUBJ EAST WALL LAKE Castleton 1387.17 :day. Woodland .. ----------------- | AND VICINITY. 1,205 28 | EXTENSION GROUP. I E. D. Reynolds. Clifford and LuJohnstown . 450.52 I Kahler v'‘*-J mai -• Mrs EI.L Lacey LXKLJ Extension group told''dHe — ......... U> visited Mr.. — and Baltimore . . 1.043.78 l,V.The — I— second I meeting, Nov. ft, their 21. — at ; Bera r.t of Nashville Allie Saturday. Hastings 76 76 Ketchams hall. Muri Reynolds and Dollie SoioCarlton 34533 The chairman. Mrs. Meta Hyde mol> of Cressey called on friends Barry 597.07 i here csiled the meeting to order. h“— Saturday. Hope Martha Reynolds firm Martha of Battle Creek, Rutland 624 35 ' Atrs. Mildred Stevens was elected Ladies' Handkerchiefs in cnalrman to succeed Mrs. Hyde who ■who has been staying with Clifford Irving ... . 709.45 fashioned—In gift gift boxes, 3 in box, QQ< Kahler's the past few weeks, re­ Prairieville . . . al 25c, 33c, 50c and 03 61433 'resigned. . Orangeville . 410.43 I After the business meeting our turned home Friday. Mr. and Mrs Harry Babcock of Underwear. csmblnatlous, Yankee Springs . 395.99 {leaders, Mrs, Gladys cortright and Children's Handkerchiefs, । Mrs. Florence Babcock presented the Lacey spent Sunday with Mr. and Thomapple two In box. <| Qc lesson "Putting Fun in Family Liv­ Mrs. Clifford Kahler. E. E. Calms returned home with them. ing." $18,691.43 Bay aroUora ca“- HglP . sire nonic wna oimwxi na me j Mr- and Mra. Lee Reynolds and lome boy win a prize. place for enjoyment by doing to-1 ®° n . Russell, of Cressey spent Sun ­ Balbriggan Ladies' PASSING OF J A. McCALL. rn» rlher and olaying tafiether. I। d day «X “ at L.B E- D D.; Reynolds. Each 25c purchase counts 1 vote also. James n a.. McCall, . a tunuh resident V. of this Warren „Calms Crescity JUliX since IV4U. 1920. IHIWU passed away u> a' uic the Several recreation ex- I .... warren and.7wife — of ~ CrcsLLLJ — ------------ --games were — . .----family home on North K.A-.i- Hanover. ......' plained, .Ualnrd some enme of nt which we a? played nlraved «=y Sey were Were Saturday callers oilers In these therae ART NEEDLEWORK IN A LARGE VARIETY OF Monday night He was tern in the and enjoyed LansPRICES AND DESIGNS north of Ireland. April 22. 1861. com- j Adjourned to meet in January ----------------. OBITUARY. NUN’S BOIL PROOF FLOSS ling to this country when 20 years of I —£^1.'^... -----------' Constance June, eldest daughter I age. tie was a memoer 01 tne rres-1 DEATH OF MICHAEL SULLIVAN ON SUNDAY, of-Charica and Caroline Lafayette. Ibyterlan church and was a thirty144 EAST STATE STREET PHONE 2522 second degree Mason and Knlghu1 Michael Sullivan, aged 88. died on was born June 12. 1912. at Onaway^ JJ’j" •un.sxnj' art KU »«., ! Only 9 More Days and Food Center Will Give Away to Those Having Highest Number of Votes! $35 Bicycle PAIRCHILD’S $15 in Cash Holiday Gifts 1st Prize, $35.00 Bicycle; 2nd Prize, $5.00 Cash; 3rd Prize, $3.00 Cash; 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th Prizes, $1.00 Each. Every Seminole Wrapper Will Count Double or 20 Votes Purchased During the Remaining 9 Days. CVMVUAI 17 Rinso Large Size 39c BROOMS Michigan Beet SUGAR io 5OC Large Size Quiet or Reg. each awr* CHEESE 1 4 roll‘ 25c Fels Naptha SOAP io»- 43c Good Quality Palmolive Soap 0 Foe* 25c each 2 lbs. 23c Magnolia Oleo 40 for 9c Clothes Pins pair 10c Canvas Gloves Tobacco 10c size 3 for 25c, 15c size 2 for 25c pk. 10c Potatoes, U. S. No. 1 Onions, Dry Yellow 50 lbs. 85c 10 lbs. 19c A. & H. Baking Soda pkg. 7c CIGARETTES QUAKER OATS For Ladies and Misses carton 95c Red Hen Molasses S lb. pail 29c Washed Brazil Nuts lb. 17c Mixed Nuts lb. 19c Diamond Walnuts No. i Eggs No. 1 dozen 27c Victory Dog Food 4 cans 25c Electric Light Bulbs, 25,60 watt, ea. 15c Wisconsin, Full Creai ">■ 19c Feldpausch Warehouse Serve Youreelf and Save We Buy Eggs Templar. ‘ Hewife*'™leaves toctaSer mourn his passing. ih" Mrs'^ G Ishcets of *Eaton lRapids. fmir I Robert H McCall of Detroit Alfre? Arthur s^ wnham .7 home .Sunday at his home on West Grand 'Mich., moving Carly in life to Grand | St., having been in poor health for ■ Rapids where she received her edua lon« ** aa"ived by his callon After the death of her Jr * DetS!’’ “** made “r*nd daughters, Mrs. Will; and Mrs- J. C Magnuson of Grand M"o and Rapid, recently romito to Hartings |t«X> grandchildren Alden and Bet’ 7'y,th her brO,her ty Lou sheets’of Eaton Rapids He Is: *dren and one great-grandchild and wife. Mr. and Mn>. Carl Lafaylakosurvived by aTi only broth". E,7?e {““'T1 *“,Jield ®!' *" married to Charles J McCall Bremerton Wash and n church at tan A. M. on Tuesday and Merritt of Muskegon on June 12. sister Martha in Ireland Interment was in Riverside cemc- {1934. making their home in Hastings. Funeral service will be held at the Ury' . . . . I later going to Muskegon where she Presbvterian church with the IU“? 14,10,1 8,c,c 0,1 Dec. 2. and died Presbyterian church. the' ' PENNOCK HOSPITAL. a few hours later at the age of 22 Knlghu Templar in charge. Thurs-1 During the past week thq follow- years. 5 months and 20 days Besides day afternoon at one o'clock Burial, | ing babies were bom at the hos- hep husband, she is survived by a In Eaton Rapid*. pltal: [sister. Mrs. Maxell Bennett of HasDOWLING ( EMETERY CIRCLE. I On Nov 27. a son to Mr. and Mrs ‘ tings, three brothers. Thomas and Royal Gardner. 711 E. Grand St [Carl Lafayette of HasUngs and Moe­ The Dowling Cemetery Circle will : A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ton Lafayete of Pontiac, also four meet for dinner. Dec 13 at *■'* the Ryan, 425 W. Apple at., on Dec. 1. aunu. five cousins and a large clrchurch dining room. •1 „ w auu «... A son to Mr. hnd Mrs. Lester j cle of friends. She was a member of All members are especially urged Monica. Cloverdale, on Dec. " 3* 'the of the v. klIS church uiuiviiw wic Latter louucr Day way Saints. oainis. •to be present as this will be election — ■ ■ -Twip girls were born to Mr. and having been Immersed at the age of | of officers [Mrs. Herbert Reinhardt. 1112 So. ।nine. Funeral services were held at The following ladles are on the Jefferson 8L. on Dec. 4 I work committee. Jane 8mith. Ella ----------------- * • • {two P. M. tne Kev. Adcock olficiatSmith. Jennie Slocum. Anna TrethVV. R. C. Ing. Interment in Riverside. ric and Mattle Van Syckle { The Woman's Relief corps met in I ----------------- < a » -------'their hall November 24th with the j OBITUARY. H, s£,,lLER h .w»k..i, ... .... u..«.. VMI.UB. uaugiiicr president in the chair. ,-M. All vuwwm officers.' rua Ida Varllla. daughter Oi of jonn John ana and । After .he Banner had gone to were present A light luncheon was Hannah Hollopeter. was born in Ver­ press last week news come that Miss served tn honor of our nea* members. ‘ sallies, Ohio, on March 24. 1863. and .Gertrude Schuler had died at the । yen Of our local Corps members I departed this life Nov. 28. 1934 at University hospital as a result of her guests of Orcutt Corps of Kai- the age of 71 years. 8 months and 4 .nijiines in an automobile acc.dent ama.-x>j November 20th. Our nexl'days.BbecametoMichiganwlthher near Ann Arter She was the daugh- meeunj. December 8lh. will be : parents in 1880 and on March 11 oU ■ “ntl Mrs 8am 80,111 er of ftecUon of officers. Members take, the same year was united In mar­ , woodland notice.—Press Corres. Irlage to William H. Birman. To this ' ----------------- -----------------------{union five children were born. INSTALLATION OF OF­ GLASS CREEK GROUP. Edwin E.. now living ip Montana. FICERS OI EASTERN STAR.. The >JIC Glass U1M, Creek viwt Extension h*kiuu«i Group.Orvin uivup.uzrvui Aa- and anu John junn H. n. ot uuilimore. of Baltimore. Tuesday night. Dec. 11. has been met for Its second lesson Thursday. {Jessie M. Edmonds and Doris O. n’t‘ulT’JnJSrJun^Ch^ntS' ■N°*‘ ”' M h°mC MFS Da'1 fimKh 8he of the officers of Hastings.Chapter., rx>UgiaSJ witli 17 members and four mourn her loss, the kind and loving w° t7, °«E' ®" Worthy Orand । visitors present. During tlx: busl-: husband, five children. 14 grandiSuSuSTSuir. DinuJ ilO K ,urso mcciuiK. points tor IMjradWr me rcaomg iftUMren enuaren .»d ana .U six rrr.t-ftftukMl. greai-granacntlconteft were given-and each mem- dren. one sister. Oora Asplnall, and ber urged to read and. keep a rec- many other jet.Uves, neighbors and monies ord of their points. The lesson on ' friends who will sadly miss her. "Putting Fun in Family Living" was Funeral services were held at the CIRCLE NO. L very ably given by Mrs Eva Havens I United Brethren church Saturday at Circle No. ’2 of the Methodist L- A. and Mrs. Pearl Newland. Great ‘2:00 P .M. with Rev. E. O. McShcrry S was entertained on Monday eve­ stress was put on the companionship in charge. Burial in Valley Home ning by Miss Eva A- Heoox and her between “ parents rec/-, and andchildren ____________ tn the cemetery. . z mother. Mra Ella Eggleston. After home. Games a ere discussed and ~ OBITUARY. supper and the business meeting. same —demonstrated. games were played, a Christmas { Next meeting will be held with Mrs. Bertha Turck was bom June tree was enjoyed and Christmas Mr». Robt McGlocklln of Hastings U. 1873. in Athens. Calhoun coun­ carols sung. Three guesu were pres- (and will be a Christmas party. All ty. Michigan, near place of burial ent. I members are urged to bring *otn»- ■ and departed this Ute. Nov. 20 at XI 1SU«. 1014 tSOe Qh- SpCIll r> IK. <*■ I thing pertaining to ------ ----------------w Christmas aaiuMUllMM tor »ui 7-4S A OS.. UW ITKX.I You may know somebody who the roll call also a little gift for a'of her life in Michigan Laft to needs the servlet: which a tubercu- member.—Minnie Gorham. Sec. I mourn her loss are a step father and loali association can provjde-call------------------- ------ ----------------|tw© brothers. Eari Brum, who wax your local Christmas Seal ofiice—or I Christmas Beal your home against staying with ber and Ervin Bruce write the Michigan Tuberculosis As- .tuberculosis infection — Michigan of Detroit* three cousins and a host sodauon, Lansing. jTuberculosis Association. of friends and rxlghtera. l A. < TRANI) TtiEATRF r Hastings, Michigan ■ Telephones 2244-2557 BL— SUNDAY and MONDAY, DEC. 9 and 10 Will — Rogers in . « - Handy Andy With PEGGY WOOD. CONCHITA MONTENEGRO. MARY CARLISLE. ROGER IMHOF. ROBERT TAYLOR Adults Uc — Children 10c BARGAIN TUESDAY NIGHT, DEC. 11 < Murder at the Vanities With CARL BRISSON, JACK OAKIE. VICTOR McLAGIAIN, KITTY CARLISLE, DUKE ELLINGTON. PARAMOUNT NEWS EVENTS AND COMEDY SPECIAL ATTRACTION Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Dec. 12, 13, 14 Jackie Cooper in PECK’S BAD BOY With THOMAS ME1GHAN, JACKIE HEARL, O. P. HEGGIE Owr Oaog In “MIKE FRIGHT* and Pathe New. Events SATURDAY, DEC, IS — ONE DAY ONLY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM W. c. Fields . The Old-Fachlotied Way - FEATURE NO 2 Wm. Powell » THE KEY EDNA BEST — COLIN CLIVE Only—S:M P. M. Adalis 15c - Children I �THE HAfiTTNGg BANNER. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1M4 Sporting Items I Oil. DM BEDIENT 1 of Midland Park daughter, Mama’s, Saturday after > TOWSCBSSCHIIW entertained BOYS’ LEAGUE TO BEGIN CAGE TOURNEY I »on, Norman, of nest Bradfield and son why a Chinaman should want to do or to undertake anything ex­ cept in the same way his ancestors did. Progress stopped there In more recent times; the govern­ ment lost practically all authority over the people of China. It seems Ing formed. The various classes, a. j Impossible to’unite them on any B and C. represent various degrees project, no matter how much it of previous experience tn basket ball might be to their advantage to co­ that lhe boys "have had. ■ In this operate. manner Inexperienced as well as ex-1 Their cities are interesting as well . perlenced players can enjoy well- |as lhe people. China Is just now gomatched competition. Eight basket. ln8 through a period of change, the Knii ——- have been formed in the I outcome of which no one can foresee. ball >teams Junior High school. .They will play With one-quarter of the world's their league garnet as preliminaries population China would. If the govto regular High, school'games, ~ eminent could command the loyality of its own people, be invincible MEN’S CAGE LEAGUE . against any other nation. As it ta Boys' League basket ball games will start Monday, according to Joe Brozak, director of physical educa­ tion of -the Hastings High school. So far four teams in Class A and four In Class B have been entered. »d Mra. Bradfield and Mrs. A. Eaton >f Delton I will begin to a. at the home of Bradfield, and 1 will be sold dur­ toon and evening, be provided and el talk given and BED BRICK. Wickham In W. oy Chandler and astings and Mr. tier spent Saturford Hammond's, arren MlUer and lie and Mr. and rren Bolton and Btrausbaugh ting in the care alg and sons. s Sunday dinner . Forrest Potter Detroit called at Tuesday night, cs, Mrs. Bert Max Eck and Hastings spent with Mrs. Clifping her celecd Ingram and er Ingram and spent Sunday -lias. Woodruff. rifts Misses bkr. b .89 kerchiefs, 10 OF »NE 2522 10 dy Events 1GLEN, EGG IE LY — "Here, Mr. ta just what you are wklng for—the newest fountain provide attractive accompaniments one‘half ^P* *u*ar and one-cup,u ft colorful addition to any meal. Iflav<* the meat For a three pen. It is absolutely impassible far to the menu. water to syrup and add two Make balls or mounds of drained ' pound pot roast. brown the meat in ink to escape from It anywhere.” Cranberry lea is delicious with the '011P® cranberries. Cook until they I and seasoned cottage cheese, and , °*>« tablespoon at fat. Remove the -Huh! I’ve owned 35 fountain Cranberry, lea to deUdoua with the then cool. Mix one teaspoon surround with cranberry rauce.,from the pan and add three meat ctxirse and may take the place the yolkj| Qf two e)|gs >nd uith „ p^n cups boiling water to the pan. then of sauce or Jelly. Cook one quart of tablespoons of the Juice from the dressing. The salad also may be made udd cups of cranberry sauce London entoCranberries with one pint of water cranberries. Blir in one teaspoon ‘ with Individual ring folds of <«n-. jnate lMii sweet than usual, stir until the berries 5re tender. Strain 'butter, let lhe mixture cool, and add berry Jelly turned out on a lettuce: “"Hi thoroughly mixed with the wa­ rn the the *~~7' pan ~~ and or run run through tnrougn a n colander, coianacr, add »uu one uic lone-half .uwiuui teaspoon >caapuu<i vanilla. »aiu»u. Turn |leaf; fill the center of the ring with ,lcr Reptace L 1 meat -----in - 7." —,gresslve and assertive of Insects. A pound sugar, and cook unUl dis-1this filling into a deep pie crust all drained and seasoned cottage cheese, took as usual, adding salt and pep- causal view of the trousers of the solved. Cool, gdd the Juice of two'ready baked, cover with meringue Serve with mayonnaise or French P®r ,0 «Me. old evening suit convinces us, also, lemons, and freeze to the consistency from the whites of two eggs and two dressing. . ----------------- *-■■* that they are not averse to taking of water ice. tablespoons powdered sugar. Brown! Cranberries cooked with a pot, BANNER WANT ADVS. FAT |a back seat. Toy Specials == Storewide Busy Specials BEGINS TOURNAMENT Jown bandits take part on the .wrencc Outeleln ustlngs visited at lunday evening. »s. Woodruff were (Continued from page one) preparing cranberries, according to I A cranberry merlnrfue pie has on I slightly In a stow oven. I roast will make the meat tender Just tetTof eMfchfiJi mlritkColte£lBto Iattractlve -PP-r.ner cook one and | A cranberry-cottage cheese sslad M vinegar does and adds a pleasant / f In the first four games of the men's basket ball game Kirsch Bros, de­ feated the Home Lumber Company 21 to 12; the High school faculty team defeated J. c. Penney 50 to 21; Bessmera defeated piston Ring 20 to 16; Piston Ring defeated Kroger 35 to 13. This makes standings to dale as follows: Beumers 1000 Faculty IOOO Hlrsch 1000 Piston Ring 500 Krogera Penneys 000 Home Lumber Co. 000 T.-K. H. S. CAGERS TO OPEN SEASON SOON Members of the Thomapple-Kellogg football squad had pictures tak­ en Friday after which the boys turned in their suits and other foot­ ball equipment to be stored for next year. The basket ball schedule ta dolly becoming more complete. A few va­ _______ cant^ dates ___________ yet remain__ but arrangements are being made to nil these with games at other schools. and provincial generals, and the Japanese have unquestion­ ably planned to conquer and annex China to Japan. All these and many other interest­ ing mutters concerning China and the Chinese will be discussed by Dr. Bedient Unquestionably the mem­ bers of the Brotherhood will all learn more about China than they ever knew before, and it will be worth knowing. The supper squad will be as fol­ lows: Royal Myers, captain. Elmer Bush. James P. Waters. Gary Crook. Allan Hyde, Ed. Groat, Herbert Cal­ ; lkins, Charles Offley. Win. Hinman and W. S. Will. Metal Wagons Homemakers' Comer Starting Wednesday By LINGERIE TAILORED Panties! Dance Sets! Chemises! 00 oo 25 9Se Amaxingly good quality for 25c un­ derwear! Panties, bloomers, vests— and daintily trimmed with narrow laee edges and appliques! In flesh and tea rose; small, medium, large! Starting Wednesday Give Him Laundered Collar Lovely Gaymode Shadow-Clear Silk HOSE Shirts Dress They’re Nev, Smart! Bargain! At is what she wants this year! । AU Metal Doll Cabe UNDIES and you’ll like the price! 80 pretty, a woman would feel at her best Id any one of them! Luxuriously lace-trimmed or daintily embroidered —in tea rose and blue, sizes small, medium and large I They’re buys! Home Economics Specialists Michigan State College What could be a more fitting end to a holiday dinner than rich fruit cake or fruit pudding? Dark fruit cakes are at their best when they ■ t»*vo been made ahead of time. An old stone crock makes an ideal stor­ age container. The cakes should be wrapped securely tn heavy waxed H. H. S. CAGERS PLAY paper, and if the climate ta dry. It ta ALLEGAN HERE FRIDAY Iadvisable to supply some source of Hastings High school boskrtcers moisture 1 during storage, such as on will open the cane season here Pri- apple 1 or an orange. day evening. Allegan will fumtah 1 the opposition, coach Lockton has , The work of mixing fruit cakes few veterans In the line-up but has been cut almost In half by the plenty of enthusiastic up-ana-com­ Improvement in ways of packing fruits. The size of the pieces ing youngsters. A real contest can be dried ! Into which the fruits and nuts assured. should be cut or chopped ta a matter of personal preference. The mixing SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. Clayton Newland of Delton and of the cake batter follows the meth­ Mtaa Evelyn Newland of Middleville od for mixing all butter cakes. Baking the cake is the most Im­ spent Thanksgiving with the home portant step. The ingredients are folks. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart of Clov­ too coatly to Justify guess work in 1 erdale were supper guests of Mr. and baking, so an accurate check on the 1 Mrs. Geo. Havens on Saturday temperature is necessary- A shallow , pan of water placed on lhe floor night. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Whittemore of of a gas oven will give the top crust Glass Creek were callers Sunday an attractive sheen. The time of afternoon in the Dan Douglass baking depends principally upon the size of the loaf. Two pound cakes re­ home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vrooman and quire three and one half hours, three baby were •’Thanksgiving guests of pound cakes require four hours. In the former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. the absence of a dependable oven the cake should be steamed rather Geo. Fulton, of Hastings. > Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Otta returned than baked. A small fruit cake from your fa­ home on Thursday, the former from his deer hunting trip and the latter vorite recipe makes a delightful from a visit with relatives. Mr. Oils Christmas greeting. An excellent re­ was lucky enough to kill a nice deer. cipe is suggested by Miss Ethel Mr. and Mrs. Morris Calkins from Trump of the Jpstitutional manage­ near Hastings were guests Friday ment staff of Michigan State Col­ lege. of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Douglass. Mix two pounds seedless raisins, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nash and „„„ „lla children and Mr. and Mrs Alfred one blenched raisins. 1-2 Hovey of Hastings were entertained I*0111*1 currants. 1-2 pound dates. 1-2 Thanksgiving in the home of Mr • P°und candied pineapple, one pound and Mrs. Jim Wilcox. citron. 1-4 pound candled lemon Billy Newland and Kenith Dunn P®*1Pound candlfd orange are in Chicago attending the Live ‘P6®1pound candled cherries, and Stock show. They were among the on® P°und pecans, dredge fruits and five lucky contestants who won lhe nuU wtlh J-3 cUP sUte<1 P*4*1? flour’ trip through the Hastings Ag-HE and th® P®®1 w,th CUP flour Mlx The pupils Of the Otta SChtg)! are 2 ’ teaspoons ,'o5'wn‘ cinnamon, cinnamon one on, teaspoon womnm practicing for a Christmas program. mace. 2 teaspoons allspice, 1-2 tea­ Mrs. Francis Gorham was o guest spoon cloves with 1 and 1-3 cups cream one of her mother. Mra. Clara Wilder, of sifted pastry flour. Battle Creek Monday end Tuesday. pound butter until light and wavy, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Otta enter­ add one pound light brown sugar tained the following guests al a and cream thoroughly. Add well yolks of 12 eggs,---------------then fold In tension dinner on Sunday: Mr. and1 beaten ---------------- -------------------Mra. Fred Barlaw and children of , the stlflly beaten whites. Add - one Hastings, Mrs. Hoze! Otis and chil- I'lemon ’-------- (Juice and grated rind). Add *'*'* dren and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Har­ ; liquid mixture of 1-2 cup cold coffee man and daughter of Hickory Cor- 1and 1-2 cup preserved fruit Juice, nera. Mra. Clara Robinson of Grand 1and flour alternately, then the Rapids. Mrs, Dell Replogle of He­ floured fruits and peel. OH the pans met, California and Mr. and Mrs. 1and line with oiled paper. Fill the pans two-thirds full, cover with sev­ Wm. Havens. Mr. and Mra. Francis Gorham 1eral thicknesses of oijed paper, and were Bunday afternoon callers at the He firmly, steam three hour?, remove home of hta brother. Art Gorham, paper, from the tops of pans, and bake in a stew oven thirty minutes. near Dowling. This recipe makes eleven pounds of THE CROSSROADS. fruit cake. Miss Jean Btedge is gaining from If decoration Is desired. It should her operation for appendltlcta. be put on before steaming. Blanched John cook and family spent almonds, cherries and citron retain Thanksgiving with their parents, their .color and lend to variety in Mr. and Mra. Lawtie McBain, of decorating. Delton. Steamed fruit puddings are anoth­ nianksglvlng guests and callers er holiday favorite that may be made at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde several days ahead of time and re­ Btedge were, Mr. and Mrs. Jack heated by steaming for serving. Hie Allen'and Nancy. Mrs. Winifred following recipe will give 18 serv­ Wolfe and Miss Mildred McGowen ings: of Big Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mix 1 cup raisins, one cup dates, Btedge of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. one cup nutmeats, one cup sugar, Warren, Wilcox and daughters of one cup grated carrots, and one cup Jackson. . ■ . grated potatoes. Mix one teaspoon MT. and Mrs. George Townsend had as Thanksgiving guests. Mr. and teaspoon cloves, one teaspoon nut­ Mrs. Harry Merritt of Albion and meg. pinch of salt, and one and 1-3 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bougimer of cups flour, combine the two mix­ Freeport. tures and add one cup of finely Clayton Marble spent Thanksglv- chopped suet. Put In oiled cans and steam three hours Frank Jack has been spending a A change from the usual hard few days with Mr. and Mrs Martin sauce that ta seped with fruit pud­ near Middleville. > / dings is apricot whipped cream. John and Teddy Cook and fam­ Whip one pint of cream, sweeten ilies spent one evening last week with 3-4 cup apricot pulp ThU pud­ with Mr. and Mre George Davis ding wifi add a delightful holiday near Middleville. touch to the meal if it ta steamed in an angel cake pan. placed on a tray and Mrs. pete Rusnak have moved and just before serving a few spoon­ to Grand Rapids. , fuls of lemon flavoring poured on Mn. Minnie Cobb Lectaemby, the top and lighted. Serve the pud­ Mrs. Maude Qobb and Mr. and Mn. ding and sauce at the table. Walter Smith of chltago spent part The cranberry was one of the first of the native American fruits to be utilised by our Pilgrim ancestors, and since that time cranberry sauce lias become a traditional holiday Mn. Eliza Johnson of Hastings dinner combination with turkey or spent Bunday with Mrs. Jana Tut- She’ll like these rayon " ’61 Lace-trimmed Silks! Satins! 79C ...r 98c The ideal gift is a thing uf beauty and usefulness—like these new Gaymodes in lovely dark and medium colors! Chiffons with silk picot top or semi-service with mercerized top and sole. Sizes 8*^-10Mt! More and more men insist on laundered collar attached shirts! Penney’s comes thru* with a great bargain! Dots, stripes, checks, all vat-printed and pre-shrunk! Cut to our rigid standards! Popular colors. Give HER theie lovely Gilt Hand Embroidered! Boxed! „ An impressive gift for her! ^FITTED CASE ^-Handkerchiefs Luncheon Sets! Cotton or Linen, embroidered! Natural or colored Cotton! Special Penney Holiday Value! «J.93 X 5”'Z5" 69c A five-piece set you'll be proud to give! Colored hemmed embroideries, colored thread hem—in a variety of patterns and colors! Here's a worth­ while gift suggestion! Cobra grain, wood frame construc­ tion. Black or brown taffeta lined with four pockets. Fittings include, removable easel mirror, two jan and two bottles. Buy this gift now! Linen—hemstitched, with or colored embroidered । I attractive gift boxes thought for Christmas! Evfry Man Can Ute Plenty of Handsome rayon! Boxed! Compare! Penney gift value > Handmade TIES MEN'S ROBES W^Men’g SCARFS Here', SOME Gif! Value!.' Scoop purchase! Low priced at 49 And they have .resilient construc­ tion! Means they won't wrinkle as easily as others' They tie better. Idrape better! Newest colors, patterns and materials! A huge assortment! 11 handy tools m hi carrying case! 9« Husky enameled carrying case with brass handle. Wood square, saw, Tsquare, chalk line, putty knife, screw­ driver, mitre box, sand paper block, ruler, triangle, hammer. Othtrifl^l! tfe' Oh Boy! She’s Got Real Lights! Ball Bearing Front Pedel k Wind-up Train jr. Velocipedes £ 3 Cars! 8 Pieces Of Track, for A Regular Whii for This Price! •3.9s V tubular steel frame. 16' wire pedal wheel, 10" rear wheels, rubber tires! Adjustable seat, “bicycle" han­ dle bars, skirted fenders. Red enamel, nickel trimmed. O«A<r« SI St apt Keep Kiddies Happy With A ’ Sidewalk Bike Tubular Steel Frame! Has a Bell! A" •,lh ,abel "■l,k ®t»m" Made of Flat Fibre Retd! O Doll Carriage BoJyuWlo.tem'vUe Thu sturdy little carried holds a doll 16-in. long! Has movable hood with windowal Rubber tired wlrg wheels! Handle is conveniently 24-In. <rom floor 1 In colore. Oriurt JLH opt Just Imagine A Complete ITable Tennis Set Everything But The Table Foe $1.00 Big locomotive with coal ear, two passenger and one observation ear! // 28" long! Engine has brakes and electric lights. Easy winding. Over fr Afen\ Boys’ "Empire” ULCYCUES Double Tube Balloon Tires! sanded and cork 1 Ife and rubber sides), full J K * 11 a — — J O - * —I ■ Every Lillie Tot Wtnli A Little Red Chair Here’s An Amatmg VA" Al $24.75 tires. Rubber aii with hand knotted fringe. Plenty long enough to tie in the new formal tft I style Small, neat patterns in hand1 some new shades and slain colare. h The Gayest, Happiest Place In Town for Klddlesl 98® ' Luxurious, good-looking, practical Fully tailored with double-breasted front and shawl collar. Dark hand­ some colors. Small, medium, large sixes. Ever) man wants one I Hours of fun with "Little Jim” TOOL CHESTS Crepe! Plain! Patterned! $5«98 H“.ty-for ,our ’non«y,n tM* bike I Extra wide chromium plated mud-guards. Naw Departure Coaster brake, Chromlura-plated wheel Hms. handlebar I Double spring saddle! GlrethemallUtedMlrrftl This ehafr is kick, with. IH’ihl Sturdily MMfo.iuto entered. H's a big value !*■ HASTINGS, Ml I �®*n*,er is s Views and Opinions; What Others Say This and That Facts About Michigan An Extensive Onastline A Happy Hunting Ground. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday 6IVE ACOOIWT BOOKS TO CONTRACT SIBNERS committee on program. The society win publish a paper to be read al rm every meeting—Theodore Bogers, editor. Tbe first regular meeting oo* Camp Fire Activities B«u>rd> Ara Bart Sri. THE TOWN BEND PLAN TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. in Operating Methods nnlred group tn ttw Reound Ward. Dr. and Mn. Chas. PalmatUr of The Slater Mission We have pot previously mentioned . ... .-ne so-caueo TownsendM plan so-called in "Townsend plan" in1 AlthouH. k»M talwta. MtalU.|gS»’ ™ »“>ta«’ fly waiting for private capital to come this column, because we have re­ Ban with IU i^andk In the Ore»t J? CORN-HOG CONTRACTS tn. We must go ahead on the basts ‘garded it as too chlmeretal and fan-1 M t. ‘tAkw k_ K-. Me m more nr> cnaatllnr eowtllne than tMh env1^' *u».hh “ v». X' vr■ FOR 1936 ANNOUNCED tastlc to merit serious consideration. tK^Unton It t£»- I Clarke, spent Thankagving with Mr. ata or from signed tha charter appUcation. Than but ‘„ 3 ‘ •‘nd A. C. Brown of Grand hr rmlnu out that “attrartivr b;lt when WhCn we *T learn 1Wn that tbUt petitions petitions for for "!?" deportment thrt elected the officers for the To Continue Payment! for the fi I as MY COUNTY SIX M0NTB9 s».[h °7 T*\ silracUve homes [!)e the adoptlon adoption of tflP the plan are being being ’ "•J** ... .. .................. ..rr,„i. by farm- group. They are as follows: Fmicirculated in tn our our state, state, perhaps perhap. It It is ta S^Ru^Cn and^He’ Mr and L E B^ctl of De­ <n >aM la ajtaaaaj could be built by the government for circulated Redaction of Corn Acreage * ers who hav« crop contracts with dehL-Imogane Ooolry, Vice-Pnafin order to discuss it, IL at nt least lca_«t briefly. hrteflv perior. Pertor- Huron. Huron- 8t Clair and Erie. . .. were .. Unnrt.v eiiMf. . - ---------------------- -------- ---------- XTHg M utUe M or gi joo. and sell m । troll the over Sunday guests nt of the Agricultural Adjurtment Admin- dent—Dorothy Mae Schantz, Sacand Number of Hogs “ them with no down payment on IT** Townsend plan originated with tatratton........................................................rotary—Elaine Jarman, and TreaeThis mileage of coastline ta al- hMr. and Mrs. W. M. Stebbins. The tmiDt bSKRT COUNTY. ONE If producers participate in the [ladies are sisters. UK long-term mortgages bearing inter! <*«torin California, but whether YKAM IN ADVAXCX.------------The 1936 record book ta xlmilar to urer-PauUne Everson. inma wrm mver from psychopathic most equally divided between thei Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Hefner and 1935 adjustment program for corn, the one distributed last year but has Afttr this we sang a few Camp the .83,<X>i651 as ‘0,r M 3 P*1 cent. hospital we do not know. The plan upper and lower peninsulas, Miss Hermes, Miss Oda Fedewa and and hogs in the same numbers as been simplified and Improved, if Fire Bongs. for 1034, the total adjustment pay­ »— ABVRnTMDIO UTU----------0008 U *cem llkely W**1 private [ to on a par with Sinclair’s EPIC lower peninsula leading with 1.137 [ provides for the incluson of records Refreshments were served and we miles arid the upper peninsula trail■—— — -­ ments are expected to run between Dtepiax adrartuiaa raua co appUca- [capital will move ahead with coofi- Prc*r“n- which the people ot that tod wiihl.llSbuE. But wiren o™;F^'»,‘8ta>.‘|W _ _ for which there was no space in last, adjourned by singing "Onward We 150 million and 185 million dollars •» .u_w’............to........... .... .n.ltore fa Ita butatad Held ™pb*ttoaiy Bdurea In lhe wreetllnf ol Ore U*taor year's book. Filling out crop con­ Go With • Song." fand. lhe upper penlneuld Ukee lhe' w“ hme lor ThenludhfaiB. She wu tracts ta made much eader if the rec­ b faced with government competition an "old revolving pension." and if lewd, or S ihT;SSSeS^taE «*■“ A""' AO-WO-KI-YA GROUP. thirds Of all producers voting la the ord books are kept up-to-date. The S of this maaifltude? Hardlv. The' YOU at tern ot to rriwri out the nlan tronUde. lees thdn one mUe In .wry I . ,3. :,^. „___ _ . »t* nsakZ'ta Muaoriaw ms i government is an unfair competitor Four bead will "revolve" so fast .mr U owned by lhe public. Ahi J“r.„,l“r™1’ ^'“1 “>d oom-hog referendum in October. making out financial statement, for success. Wednesday. November 28th. In 1035. as in 1034. the com-hog a. is * word. L -k...’youll be too dizzy to think It □1 the reel u to whale control. !""■ »«"«>■ “ta Beulah Sewanee use in applying for loans from the we had a group Council Fire where production program will be volun­ tary and will be carried out largely The College farm management de­ Makers Rank. Agnes Johnson got by. the farmers themselves through their community committees and partment issues another account the prise for making the best bibs book which to more complete than the for lhe Needle work Guild. We disfrontage so that the public at large . county control associations. mistakes or fall. dred dol“ra n^th. to be paid can be assured of sandy bathing frOm Wedne8da y t,u one distributed by the government coned plans for our next meetings, . HnauluUi The com provisions of the con­ I , . , . for out of a sales tax levy. The pen­ Saturday.' The college account book is designed and for our Christmas party —Patty In “normal j^ars private Industry ,toner must spend the entire #2oo beaches and good camping-grounds. i Nathan Judson. Miss Ethel Burton tract limit the com acreage to 90 .for a comolete cost account of the Osborn, Press Reporter. .. rttidential building field ex- cach Bnd every month, thus putting job printing. ln the [and Mrs. Jennie McElwain of LanIn the state there are approxl’ ™"L J”.-;"-" ”* *J“" iear. and: ^htob00«0< a* pends an average of about 82341.- pje money back Into circulation. mately 16.000 miles of trout streams of TAWANAKA GROUP. nc*a. <aii u'rr * 006000. Even with its present big "Where through tht sales tax it again , and more than 5,000 fishing lakes Mr “ and Mrs F E A. Burton. nd Mrx * " UF‘~‘ Meeting was called to order by back uuu Into mic the pcnsKm pension 1UIKI. fund. .. . •ar kiad ct bvok .... .. »goes ucj» Maun , ., .’ ----- --------------- I Major Gansser Bay City, who If they wish, hold out of production1 from the College or by county agri­ iSi. !■>»“■«» rt«n»>™ eoufa „e„ce tl„. -rerefams." Tlwre B M “> oi tne*e Irtto Many iaxe» «nd ana irato streams । ... „ , of — anywhere from 10 to 30 per cent of cultural agents in opening and clos­ tha President, Thelma Wheating We orUtoAUy nameH n.mM Iron, Indian Indian '’■**' “ Ofb Mo.iMr. . i.. ». — ...to■> carry . . .. explanation of. ,wm .were were nrinlnallv origmauy nameq from irom maian ~ J the two-year base average and re ­ sang a song and said the Law. Roll ly hope «i operations of not. however, any .to. .. ..who . . .... the .to was the xuest of Mr and Mr« Cn W uz ing this account book. tribes or_ chiefs roamed Call was taken, there were seven ceive corn benefit payments in pro­ volume. If -It---------attempted < how to make dlflerence be- i territory and many of these names’ Wespinter WcsDln'^ while in the **» city. SUPERVISORS JUSTIFIED |comparable ------,---------- ------------------------------------ up the ---- -------------------Contract signers who do not use Mr. and Mrs. Shirley W. Smith portion. For complying with the the college book, which to sold at present. Secretary read minute* of K our opinion the .open Son »re to do to ell hope of ever bclcnclnd J..S!! here etoce been pined on to clllee, 1 Lhe last msetlng. Treasurer gave her towns, and and counties counties ! “5d Clement and Donald, and oom control provisions, the indi­ neither stingy nor short sighted in the Federal budg« would vanish. comM tack 3S ofa. towns, report. • • ■ their daughter. Miss Constance, of vidual signer will derive the follow­ We are going to have a Bake Bale opposing demands foe a 830.000 con- and this would further lessen the vlously 11 would have to be made up Barry county, iltoll. and the ™1. JS" ‘St.»‘ta ing benefits: <1> a com adjustment be opened at the beginning of the needed for reviving pri- from texes on the people under six,Ue , and thc vttl* Saturday. Dec. 0. at 1:00. We also trtbutlon by the State Emergency confidence —- • - ■ — ■ Mr. smiths sister. Mtas Gertrude payment; (2) unrestricted use of b.pu.1 fa S-T the land shifted from corn produc­ ventoriea of feed are lowest Account drew names for our Christmas party ■Smith. Welfare Relief Administration. The tion: and (3) eligibility to partici­ books do not increase lhe farm in­ Dec. 11 at Belva Riley's home. following reasons, we believe. Justify [ta-ldto I2M p„ month. You will Mr* Ib.l !rtl“ Tl"»rer:.r..-1 pMM Urelter Dorothy Jacoteion gave a three pate in any government corn loan come but they enable the farmer to TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. In short it seems to us that Mr. this Is fantastic, but nevertheless ,or thclr wl8>’»ms. numerous bubtheir stand: program that may be available in determine which farm operations minute talk.cn Camp Fire Glrte.— [ At the annual election held by First—The county cannot afford a Ickes’ plan is an a’.tempt to revive a people are-falling for it. It only goes blln'f »l*lll«VulJP11‘'d c°oJ- Pure *“* members of Hastings Lodge No. 50. the fail of 1935. The com adjust­ are moat profitable and which lose Press Reporter. Jacqueline Moore ter; wild grapes, plums, berries, and drowning man by throwing water in provr what one of the wisest men ' * ' um< rr m an ment will be made at the rate of contribution of this size. «. Michigan said to .„ u „ .T.MT •»»“>“■ ta “«*»>• I O O F.. the following were elect­ 35 dents per bushel of yield esti­ money. EXTENSION GROUP. In the writer n.re- »' Second—Even if the county could his face crn'.l,. «nd lh.1 •«.■> Uul It will take, “««taul». hkkory md beech- ed officers for the ensuing year: N. mated for the number of acres by The South Maple Grove Co-oper­ TOWN UNI potatoes were G-—Edward Hubbard; V, G-—Lucian which the corn land area is kept LONO “ i'3"1 'ta ■“ Arnnlew. ' nuts: maize and ‘r"' ---------------------afford the contribution, there would Wedding bells are again ringing ative project Group met Nov. 21 at LONG AND LOUISIANA. grown without trouble. Waterfowl Will; R 8—Frank A Wood; F 8 — below the 1932-33 average. In 1935, the home of Fem Ball for pot luck In our neighborhood, this time for i Just how much of a Democracy is w h. Berley. The Cassopolis Vigl- thrived tn the lakes and swampv Bert Webb; Treas —EH Davis. Mcm- the "withheld" acres may be located Harold Tasker ord Lucille Robinson. dinner. money and at the same time protect regions while deer, bear, rabbits and on any part of the farm. ,the United States. One wonders this lant. Lillie Checseman called the meet­ the lender. numerous game birds were plenti­ Hilton The hog provisions are: The Indi ­ after lhe »PP apparent ease wlt!1 with ------------mcvuuu. inussrai M™ Ruf us Cherry left Monday for vidual contract signer is to limit Indiana on Friday. Congratulations. ing to order and nine members re-, Thlrd-Thr county should not be “ ‘‘7. •seeing S"U1K ,ne “rfm «« when wt read that Michigan mob- ful. Otter, mink, raccoon, muskrat The lesson Mr. and Mrs Herman Winkler and •ponded to roll call. and fox provided skins for clothing Kalamaxoo where she will spend two the number of hogs produced for asked to contribute a sum of this son. Richard, went to Ann Arbor “Putting Fun In Family Living*' was ras surrounded ' ' '•**•'« *,eeka wlth relatives, — after ------which *-■-•- she resents in Louisiana thousand men. provisioned alse without having some respons I- ** “ live — government — ... -w them The entire region wa market from 1935 litters to 90 per Wednesday where they were the given by Dorothy Hoffman and we M .v Mto.^ 11CM u f the forests, i* 1 " 8° ,0 Ohl° l°r «he winter, mak­ , Oonstituttonal rights mean nothing P<«DUfuUy and transported them by the denseness of cent of the adjusted average num­ guests of Mr. and Mn. George Stoll all joined tn playing some of the bllity In its administration. , thereby protecting the Indian bond ln8 her home with her daughter tn Tzme He I, nf r-vren wrvcral hundred miles In 48 hours to ber produced from 1932 and 1933 for Thanksgiving. games she had suggested. Fourth—Burry county has been .. .... . , . w*® the utt| deer nuuuu, hunting xuoa season m In our from outside enemies. Except for wf>lle there. litters. For complying with the new We adjourned to meet wtth Lillie receiving Jess than one-half of the Uonal P°lltlCA1 ability but uses it to stale we feel that we have little to the severe winters, it was a happy Misses Grace and Velma Bradley, Bradley. contract, the participating produc­ hunting ground, which gave the in- Marion and Grace Willard, and Mr. er will receive a hog adjustment I ted relatives at Gun lake Bunday Cheeseman in January for a lesson further a personal ambition that j fear from a foreign invasion — W H. on "Nutrition."—Ethel Donovan, average per capita of state assist­ Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Brovont of “n nd Mrs Vcrn Bradley "* of ”Berlin, habitants more freedom from care " * “- payment of 315 per head on the verges on the psychopathic. Invari- Berkey. Cassopolis Vigilant ance given in Michigan. most I *Srr Thanksgiving guests of Misses number of hogs represented by the near Vermontville were Bunday , worry and hardship . than ably he appeals to the basest 1m-: WHAT CREATES WEALTH? 1 tribesmen were able to enjoy elseand Elvira Durkee. Miss 10 per cent adjustment One-half guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hale Lepard. Thanksgiving Day officially opened pulses of his constituents and lias a Government cannot create wealth where. Bradley will visit the Misses Durkee of this payment will be made upon THE INSULL CASE — -h-j. The small boy Is disconcerted up- the 1034 sale of tuberculosis Christ­ for several weeks. faculty of arraying class against B^jn oidy spend IL acceptance of the contract by the on learning that President Roosevelt mas Seals—buy now.—Michigan Tu­ Greece. Turkey and in fact all of ' .orwrentlv rervwni*m**nn T^at «®n«nlc axtom was recently. Secretary of Agriculture. Th/ final Thomapple and nun take. nre "? hu -ul". recognizes Europe, must find American legal class. He apparently l > rm *n‘zrs no pointed out by B. c Forbes, in comberculosis Association. has put men to planting birch trees. rntt-ra .1 Indian activity. Gun1S"'"™ ““ payment, leu the contract signer's procedure and public opinion a c^*e “”d up a machlnc m mentmg delusion gov- tokf to . . --------- on —the -------------------- that -----------------the border Col,c8e to spend their Thanksgiving pro rata of the local administrative his state more absolute, unscrupu- ernment has a limitless purse, that it lln ' , ,hp vacation with their parents. Mr and rather amazing puzzle. expenses, will be made on or about lous and dangerous than New York's can Pu" bundles of cash out of a ‘ . Mrs. ** George ” E. Coleman. -January 1. 1930. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Burns, who have been in LaSalle. Illinois, for would enjoy the absolute power of a■ DURFEE. Every cent spent by political orthe past year, came Monday eve­ Work on the new bazement at the find sanctuary In various countries Mussolini without being held re­ ganLvns must be supplied by the ning for a visit with their aunt. Miss[ taxpayer. And that term, "tax-1 A Anna Worden, nnd other relatives. ’ purfee schoolhouse Is progressing abroad against enemies who were sponsible for misuse of such -power. payer." means every person in the I very rapidly. ' PUIUob ererr iKAslbld wire to b«nB A,,n' "'“’ll «>' minntr to which country who has a job, any savings.1 Thanksgiving gueste of Mr. and THIRTY YEARS AOO TODAY hto. hack lor Irito The united OAtatoM has su«umb«d to Lond’s a piece of property, a business, or a VISION in the art Mrs Edd. Rice and daughter Veta Mr and Mrs. Geo. Bradley and 1 were. Mrs. Sam Keller and children SUU, w» tox»d uto Mowed the “hlb;““”. « ™"ke. one wonder dollar to qiend. It means the day of seeing things tndaifchier went lo Grand Rapids Sat-’ of near Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs one.klded MtUe wtth the un< ee- ''h',bo' “ n« lhe best eotuututlon laborer as well as the bank preslur^y, Mrs Bradley remaining until1 Whitwright and Mr. and Mrs. Tom died Interest that a cat docs In toy- '“ncBlsable c.n protect people Iron) dent, the clerk as well as the cxecuTue-xlay. the guest of Dr. and Mrs.• Sowerby and daughter all of Irving, i 1 live, in fact, the clerk and the day Parkhurst tod with a nonre. >B,clr “hJW. I laborer have the most to lose from Mrs. Orville Pursell and | David Smith. Volney Wilcox andI daughter .Mr. and were Sunday callers there. [tax extravagance and the most to But after a trial in federal court Lt. । Edward Goodyear spent their’ Sunday visitors at the Clemens AN INNOVATION. jgain from tax economy. Govern-! consuming eight weeks of testimony Thanksgiving vacation with home’ home were Mrs. J. H. Curtiss and Michigan may not have lhe most rnent Cannot •* »upported.by taxing friends, returning to the University’ .son. Mrs. Nora Hall and son. Mis. and argument, a jury made up of 12 men selected from widely separated Prison managernent sys-, ’to^iake^denYm thTbud? Monday. Chester Olmstead and children all , Mrs. Lillie Lowell. Mr H. Barton.>, of , Lansing. SEEDLESS Oklahoma, get. The great bulk of Ils revenue towns and cities of Illinois and tem after all. Down *in “ '"■ ’*1* - --­ Mr. A Hagar and Miss Blanch [I Mr and Mrs. Tom Hofiman and ranging from 25 to 55 years of age. we read. Governor “Alfalfa Bill" comes from Indirect taxes on clothes. ! Hogle of Grand Rapids spent1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clemens spent Murray granted a life1 term convict food- aU lhc necessities and luxuries Thanksgiving with J E Hogle and Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. El­ and representing a wide variety of . which the average mqn and woman | I family. professions, required but two hours a ,eave «** da>'s 80 O11*11 hunt- । mer Lusk at Marshall. । _... . | of small income buys. ’ P A Sheldon of this city to acquit Mr. Insui) and sixteen co- ing. *UB This Thls is u a trtck that th>t Mr. Deboj Debo, wealth is created when capital is mtes and Ottawas. all branches of Mrs. Anna Belle Honeysett, who John Holden of Richland left has been spending the past two I -hmild used to provide facilities with which the Algonquin family. defendants. Furthermore the ver- and a,ld his hls narole P“rolc rnmmi.uinn commission should [Wednesday to spend a week at <ua deemed to H . poputa, 0„e Inee | mra weeks with her niece, Mrs. Tom men een can jtork work to ireodue. produce goods end and j lSt Louts fair Hoffman, returned to Plainwell Sun­ commodities and services that the These Indians seldom hnd a per­ Mr and Mrs J. B Griswold, son- day , People seemed angered not so much [people need and want. Potential manent residence. They lived where evening. „uu.m Birman DH1IUU1 of Hastings na-kul,. ,, DIPHPHICULTIES |w «um» »a at the business tactics he employed wealth is >osi lost wzicn when lire the outucn burden oi of life came easiest. During the spring in-law anddaughter of D. A Bow- I Mrs. William Memories of 4te old-time country taxation makes impossible this capl- they went when fishing was best; kcr, Mrs Davenport of Portland and .Mssed away Wednesday at her as at the fact that be tried to run Mr and iinrl Mrs Rmhh nt ____ ____ —.______ .... ' Mrs. Smith of XVnlltkw,, Mulliken ,home Mrs. Birman, formerly of this printing shop and the mechanical tai Investment, when it stifles at theduring the summer they were .._„ y likely spent Thanksgiving with Mr and place, had a quiet loving disposition difficulties of getting editions to M»urce lhe |obs and opportuiutics to encamp near some large berrv In charging the jury. Judge Wilk­ press are recalled b7 the ftJtowta* ------lh,t -----would provided v -----------------« the ------and was highly respected by all who .a otherwise --- ------- - be ------------patch; during early spring many Mrs Bowker of this city. nHA Tax reductl°n u ln hlUres‘ of _» bi ‘hem made sugarr ___ _ Mr. and Mrs Eberhart and daugh knew her. Funeral services were । -------- — j.maple ------------------erson stated: “A defendant may not eiinninJ ter and Miss Louise Brisbon of Our Special 19c Pork Sauiage 25c be convict’d for lack of good busi­ clipping taken from a pioneer news->every worker, every farmer, every they did by cutting incisions in the Lansing were Thanksgiving guests held Saturday Several from this j , vicinity* uauujr attended. aiicnucu. ,business and professional man It trees, collecting the sap In birch--[ ness judgment alone, nor for em­ paper of Colorado: l of Mrs meetings Howell at East Bali | Dr Theand revival ' We begin the publication ov the *ould produce jobs, develop Indus- bark buckets and boiled tt down in All Star . 23c Pork Liver lb. 10c barking upon a losing business ven­ in(Mrs. Thos suleeba and daughter, timore United Brethren church were Roccay Mountain cyclone with some tr,“' Tt,rv fc________________________________________________ , brass kettles, procured from lhe , ____ And there is only one way can ' white "tradersat^atMackinac last week w.'R and anu will .111 ture." The judge also pointed out . ... Anu t°cone re u oniy way wewe can • wnile And there is only wav weone can ' white traders at traders Maekinar T"Mackinac’"3 The MlrUm- returned to Grand Rapids I a.» good success utn Blin . . , ... spendtog ..... .— hunting . ... . Mrmdav a rrw.Havs* 1 mntillll,. IKK warlr Beef Roaata lb. 10c that the mere fact that the defend-' pn diphphteulUea in the way. The Ux reduction, by less season was always open. alt^r all FS-illrMV this week. Follow the | 29c Monday after avl&lr fewr.th days' visit withallcontinue tax money.—Tuscola County Adver-1 •’ •‘ •’ . friends in ^hls city. crowd, come out and worship togeth- . •nU »h» tas did n« subUA Ihelr type phounder plironi ...whom we --------------------------------------------- ---------.’One of the first men in the United bought our outphit phor this print­ ttaeT. Innocence ./ FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY Mr and Mrs. Leon Stanton and A RUNA«>AV ; 10 ••«“>« ta Mp tbr In­ Probably the fairest thing that can ing ophjihee pealed to supply us The evening w of avramin November «iu. 28th. »e the family of Battle* Creek .spent, , n . J . , to r mtns adjust themselves to the Inuf. n'^>n ®*lurd“y , fiuencTs of white man's civilization home of Mrs cross of Johnstown, Thanksgiving with Mrs. Stanton's । ENGLISH and MIXED Lb.* be said of Insull to that he was a with any ephs or cays, and It will be • or. ,phive bephore we * bit of excitement ------that few towns* was ----- the Rev Leonard Slater .—.... •by — .» — marriage ------------- of- parenu Mr and Mrs WJUIam Hoff­ . ------- weex — In made joyful the product of tl^ times While he was phour can get any. The mlstaque was not nSe ‘"f4* da>i!' Ior 11 w*s 1826 he erected a mission at the their daughter, Lida to Mr Frank man. piling up fortunes for his followers, ’J°fi'Hi8 .“ ll,naI*a^ J?"' rapids of the Grand River but lat- Holtom one of Johnstown's most The Durfee school had a Thanks­ , no questions were asked The fact found out till a day or two ago. Wt ।dulged in by Charley Hunters toy er moved to Prairieville in 1836-37 estimable young men The nuptial giving feast Wednesday. have ordered the miss”mg letters, and LARGE BOX mare, that elttar got scared “’ the He bought land ^nd built a school knot was tied in a very beautiful Mrs. Edd. Rice was in Hastings that he was making money look in °J «’ v35*..1?”1. **7* house B,,d “ church.- Here thc In- «nanucr by Rev Mr VanWinckle. Wednesday and attended a meeting precedence over any consideration of will have io get along without them hitched to a fire tnuk. and Mmpiy dians dwelt until 1852 when they J»Mor, of the m E. church at Ban- for lhe 4-H Club leaders. business ethics. Thousands of in­ till they come We don't Hque the had to go. and down south Bridge werr Iakfn w rCTervaUon> beyond ncId Many friends ot this place wish Mrs. Grover Brooks was called to ' loox ov this variety ov spelling any vestors attracted by the apparent L . the Mississippi Chief Noonday was thc,n “ joyful and pleasant voyage. Heatings Sunday by the serious ill- , wtaardy of hts methods and greedy than our rP‘der!>' •probably the most distinguished uf Mr*- Irving Van Velek of Ellen.- ncu of her sister. Mrs. Edna Ed-. for a slice of the melons he cut happPn best regulated the Slater Indjans He was more t*alp. Dakota. Is visiting old friends monds. who will undergcr an opcrplunged in with their savings When >*l'irill‘cs *nd 'Ph the ph’s and c’s than six feet In height, broad shoul- Ul Uie city. Mrs. Van Velek is in at ton for goiter Tuesday at Pennock, * dered and well proportioned, and ver> poor health and for the pait hospital. the bubble burst and lhe holloa shell ‘ncl “nd <’’s hold 0111 we &haU Sirern with the hueav enine caxUy ni*lntalned his leadership lhn:c months has been in a hospital Mr and Mra. Will Huffman enof hta far-flung “empire" collapsed C'*P ,sound c hard> ,h* Oclo‘ic wheel* a Umes^t ’wem ’,,nor8 0,0 Mva8e ‘ribesmen of the >n Minneapolis tertalned their children ThankagivInsull found himself the center of a ’Wrlln» «Phu?f » Phashion tlU the I the contents Ihinx the roM’ when I,TBlon 11 b sald U“t he w“ 1*“and Mrs Fost,-r PraU and nig. also Mrs. Anna Klnnie and Cltaricy1 caught un with iTVIm^.enl2a‘ the bunun« ot ButUUy and nephew. Don Duncan, of Katamsaoo. Mrs Hendershott. veritable hurricane of public indig- *°ru BrT1'e 11 l' no 10 S^rneSTd f’SlX- it £ ^tVre^ °' NaU1‘n BbHW mUon •» « it’s a serious aphair." •'isasvasBffiefL?”. ‘^1 EAST SIDE GROCERY Quotation Phone 214 4 Cheese full cream 18c Grapefruit 5c 10 lbs. 2 lbs. SUGAR NUCOA 50c 35c COFFEE MEATS d. Nuts 23c Oats 20c HAVE YOU TRIED OUR Very probably, too. after the type­ setting problem had been solved, the .edition had to be printed on an im­ perfect press that was as temper­ amental as an actress and as 8tub- family, that never allowed any signs • of Treuinsel’ then a'brtaRtv- -- **“ TT.’ “. . ,Bd _____ w.. „ ln lhe Rev. andarSj Mrs. Tima. CoxThank-i and ’ivTng with Rev. My“bm a°eSd“imeraoitoyc^u’tw “‘r KPncral British ’ Clyde spent adier genera) in the British army. Clyde spent Thanksgiving with Rev. K cXd £ tart ^beyond - i^’”e bKarn‘‘ a“ached ,o *ev. Muter* and family in -Kalamazoo century wh«m h?' «• ro^«vs w^re ~aUr and flowed him from Mr and Mrs. Ackerman of Leoni.X’X m~o^c”yfiyWta Or,nd ^^s.to PralrievUle das spent Thanksgiving with their 'per -J. E McMillen in Tiie Linden -m.________________ ____________ |aunt' M J C Lan’Pfn*n i There was never any serious dlf Leader. tuners । Acuity between the Indians and FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. iir / r*. nr . . °f ‘bls region while FASHION NOTES—Feather this­ Rev siater hved tles appear among other eccentric fair is a bit perplexing, even to Pungent j NEW0 DLEAN11(O3 novelties in millinery; Bonnets c»vAmericans The first musician to use the ered w4u> •tuff like tht dress and An Austrian has invented a piano1 p. T. Barnum a full name was I thumb and fourth finger in playing I llned with velvet are destined to which only the pianist can hear [Phlneus Taylor Barnum. He edited a REVIVING CONFIDENCE' the pianoforte was Johann Sebas- rt’al th0Be of felt Pomegranate red. There should be no difficulty In alDanbury. Conn, be- tion Bach. Eton blue and Alderney cream are fore Soina going Into tlie tlw show show business .v- .. u . . . t°r« locating the Nobel Peace Prize this —----- , . the fariiinaabiv English colors at ministration at Washington U at­ .in New York. The first underground railway was moment. Bretellea are again worn tempting to bring about a revival of : ____ I । There iikciv are arv five uvw newspapers newspapers in tn the tne ■ >n an bodices they are run over the business confidence and a resump­ An American visitor remarks thst ^11**1 Slate, with a circulation of trom Edgeware to shoulder and down both back and M«1 OI over a million -four on Sunday, one Kln8s Cro“ Bout to the waist line. Tiie nantion of private private capital capita! expenditures. expenditures. U d •ome recent statements by BecreJ y y "^1” daily. Greenland’s tin Bl*en lo tho“ velvet broches In Chis is because it to is freouentlv frequently i.wwaHi,. . ,, ,j . UlU 14 - -------Ury of the Interior Harold Ickes i ™ m -.e combed by the police —Humorist <X being raised above I world u the Pugliese, it u l.m. tyer*° ‘ ot Ch*r»c ' the ground U ROride a good illustration of how . . --— -—--------------------- — - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- J lavo-relievoor intaglio an unwieldy bureaucracy worts at L A correspondent tells us that he Is long <nd **rv** 536 Italian Fifteen Prcsidenu of lhe United ve,vei hroche. . treas purposes with ttMlf. founding a club where men can meet l°“U ____ States have had their port rails apThe Freeport Literary iociety or­ . . _. „ . • vMdM wi«xr men can nreci . According . -r-re-to- Mr ----------------------------- and 011 P°“M* «MjnP»S^tu^v^renlnr^^^he^kJ^ Ickes a gigantic ’anddiscuss discuss thei? their trouble. trouble* IfIf if it' Ideand’s foreign affairs are hand‘ outing program spread emolovnrri'-rw n. *uree*s. he ..... Routing program to ft apread employ, prove. may .... .tartU one lha, Government. Antijjtocri.bltahAent.riantam Is SS?7Tl£t£ oSdK^S 11™..!, u- .dirt, „ tochefac. i«,.-HluMn.,. iS* Europe after reading the lurid de­ tails of the Insull case os presented to continental newspapers is prob­ ably puzzled to figure out why all the argumentative powers of gov­ ernment prosecutors could not con­ vince 12 men that there was any Paragraphs Way of Our World TAMARAC. Last Weeks Letter. .*' Ford Enz left Friday morning on a trip to Ohio and Chicago. Kendall Buck of near Carlton Center accom-1 panted him. They wUl visit the lat-.' tor's brother, John Buck and Miss I Orpha Buck, a stater, will return ‘ with them Saturday. Clarence O'Connor had the mis­ fortune to have two fingers crushed , tn a milk truck door. They were am-1 pula ted at first and second jonis. [ Mr. and Mrs. Ruaeell McLenithan of Cascade came Thursday R> see [ her father. WUl Smith, who to ill, and visit her sister Agatha Bawdy and family. . Jasper Jordan who was confined to hto bed with flu to able to sit up. I Cecil Jordan, who Is confined to | his bed with infantile paralyate has , I been put into a cast. We are hoping he will soon recover. I The Jasper Jordan home la quarantlned tor ten days. Mrs. Bernice Benslba who has I Kalamazoo Tht Sunfield were Smith Sunday. DIXIE JEWELL? Don’t just dump ao many tons of ‘’Coal’ for your coal dollars. Reduce the waste from an overflowing ashpit. Eliminate cost­ ly, troublesome clinkers from your heating problem. stead of going up the flue in the form of aoot and smoke. Ask for DIXIE JEWELL on your next order and we gurantee that EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS* MICH. - TELEPHONE 2118 �THI HASTINGS BANNIB. WPNMP4T, DgCWOOk X 1*4 MUST HAVE PERMIS* SION FROM THE STATE to Boy Scout New Pranahka, and son. a Harry Latta and family of Barlow of Honor Mr. and MraOten Moora of Nash- lake and Mr. and Mr*. Edward Bow . Nov. 28. vllle spent Bunday with Mr. and erman and family of Cotnan dlstht cups Mrs. WU1 Moor*. , trict were guests of Mr. and Mrs. tuu- Harn Gmm of Jackson called on i-aisa inanxsgiwng aay. Cutting of timber <m tax-delin­ imiuM u, mwu Q N | Richard Burd and Mbs Mildred quent property Is a felony punlah- motions ot Bcouto from one class to hll BUnt< y, another. Saturday afternoon. i Kinney of Maple Grove were united Promotions to Second Olaas ScouU , mt and Mrs C. Ml Tobias soent ‘ta niarrlage Wednesday evening. were awarded to Gorge Moon. Rob- Bunday with hb brother Mr wd Nov M- * Ortffeo al art OUlett* and Carlton Smith, mhi Pre^ Tobias near Nashville, b0"1' ln Hastlng» in lhe presence AM Mlddlevfib, Xfldrll^vlU* and iRobert, Mr ' nf hrlda'a Vtr andMr *mand Mr. TTOop «8. ot the naranta bride', parents. I Klmw. and Mr. and Mrs. Austin b tax delinquent. if there were Um- Roush. Troop 76. Hastings. Pint Claaa promotions ware. Robert Camn Ftook 01 Oro’e Burd eron, 63. add Richard Kenyon and d ° N’ Tob1**' f™1** U a brother to Archie Burd of thb by geiting consent, in cutting a rea­ place. Beat wbhea to them from sonable amount for hta own use as Orley Knickerbocker. 75. star Scout award was given to Melvin -Wise. 66.1 Mr- 8X14 Edd Newton and j their many friends. Mr and Mr*. Rush Saunders and or lumber and soil it is an offense IMerit badges were awarded to the daughter entertained lire following Gaylen Bell. Bea Scout Thanksgiving, Mr and Mr. FVrest children of Indianapolis were guests punishable as we have indicated. Re- following: I 111. Middleville, and Edward HaJ1 and Charley Hall, Mr. of Mr- and Mrs. George McKibben moving the timber makes the land Ship I Lynd. Ill, chembtry and fruit cul- *11*1 O*1* Hall from South i Thanksgiving week. Hastings and and Mason Mason Newton Newton of Dei- i Mr. and Mn. ntw.r* r,™., iii Elbert — Saunders and 1X1. leather ’ Hastings value, to the stale; and in such a lure; Edward Root. ■ baby of Indianapolis spent the put working, dairying, poultry keeping; case it amount* to a fraud. Mr and Mrs. Will Moore and week with Mr and Mrs. Lynn Ham­ Any owner of land, on which thc Robert Smith, ill, chemistry and Melvin Wise. 66, daughter spent Thanksgiving with ।11 ton. taxes are delinquent, should first ob­ salesmanship; tain permission from the state Audi­ cooking; Donald Bothard, 71, path­ Mr. and Mrs Dale Cook of South I Mrs. Mary Saunders. Edith and Bowne. Marvin were guests of Mrs. Elsie tor general before attempting lo cut finding. C. A. Jacobson presided at lhe Ur. KU Moore « HooUns. 1,1 H.nUmoK UMI.Uo Noble S.urZer. S'L.’X.'S.T^ Court of Honor which was held in vUUM Mr «». Mr. and Mr., WlU ' “»£® , A combination clarinet and saxo- the court room. to their homes tiie latter part of Abone has been patented in Lonlhe week Mra Elbert Saunders and MUs Stale Phillipa entertained. Ron. And yet one hears it said that Monday evening a meeting was Mn. Vida Phillips of Rutland. Mr baby remained for a longer vblt science wastes 1U time. held in Battle creek with the super­ and Mn Jay Snyder and sons of with her parents. Mr and Mrs Douglas Rouse of intendents of schools, principals and Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Burrell teachers of the fifth and aixth Phillips, ion and daughter. Thanks- (Battle Creek were guests al lhe Orm. ta. >UOa.y. The cflDdren of the school en_..™„ „. BImo ,_ o, KalamaKA1_. , cousin, TYxnmy El re, of Out Timber on Land Which Haa Delinquent Taxes held Latest New York Patterns Given FREE! To the First 200 Ladies To introduce the open­ ing of our New Pattern Dept., we offer ABSO­ LUTELY FREE any New York Pattern you may aeiect from com­ plete stock of styles and sizes. No purchase required— we only want to acquaint you with our splendid pattern service and with the excellent stock of Dress Materials and sewing requirements this store carries. We Also Cail Attention to Our COAT SALE Yop will find here the most outstanding values of the season. Shop and Save at Loppenthiens Or»n TcUu Ot Ann ' NIr andCrwk Mrs memben. which rinses Jan 1. snrl ,,f,mUy y,e TQblas ant)ArbOTof was the eleventh annual gathering Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and family, of this kind. J. M. Townsend di­ and Thelma Tobias of Urbandale. rected the group singing. It is the Mr. and Mra. Edd. Traver and fam­ ily of McOtnber district spent Thanksgiving wtth their father. W. operation of the teacher* was urged O. Tobias, and Mr. and Mr*. Keet Medal* tor getting members are to Tobias and.children. be awarded the Scouts, the boy get­ Robert Philips spent from Friday ting three gels a bronze medal, for | till Tuesday in Chicago at the In­ five a silver medal and for ten a ternational livestock show. gold medal. Tire recruits must Tii also I 'n‘e P*yne family had their --hQu Thanksgiving dinner Bunday at the office h^^ini^toBhiJ^d IThO8e Preaent •««. hls mother, Mr*. a cake trimmed.with chocolate tur­ keys for each child and a large tur­ key In the center for thc teacher. Mr. and Mr* Arthur Getty and Coline of Middleville were guests of Mr and Mrs. A. Johnson Thanks­ giving day. r Walter Stokus returned from his hunting trip In northern Michigan but did not get a deer. The Willy ahi brothers were lucky and brought back n deer and bear. Mr and Mrs. Albert Green and Gordon. Mr. and Mrs Marshall . Tripp and Mr and Mra. Archie Burd were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Laisham in Maple Grove Thursday.. Starting Friday A. M., Remembor the Beat Values Here is the Outstanding Clothing “Scoop” ... of the year , for men of j Hastings and Barry County Mary Payne, from Carlton. Mr. and PLEASANT HILL. Wilbur Payne, daughter daughter and and wnour payne. ......... We have a new pupilin lhe ....... school. nnd **r H ,.„ h u» <r. £*n." n, Mr *^ ^e“x,eth Jun,or Van Am'™ entered Tuesday. I from Haitln,{S’ p*>’ne' Mr and Mrs Clifton Campbell I “I1 frtend ,rom Indtana fUld and family and Dan McDougal Ar,<M Payne from BatU* CTe<k• 8pcnt Thanksgiving with Mr. and The Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle Mrs Lester Raymond of Martin. I and Mrs. J. M. Townsend and Lloyd 4ii — ------ ---of ... m Mr will meet .. st the h home Mr ._ and Mr, gnd and Mrs Mrs. R j wlHUnu BC. | Shafer. Lyle Dickerson, Dec 13. tor an after- -----companlcd Mr. ,—ZZ ™'. and Mrs. Byron noon meeting. — • ■ ■to Rowlader South Haven and had A meeting of the Barry county Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and executive board will be held at the Mrs Arthur Clarke and family. Scout headquarter* in this city on WEST ORANGEVILLE AND EAST GUN MARSH. Clare Williams left Saturday Wednesday night. Dec. 13. nt 7 30 John Madden has returned from morning lo exhibit Suffolk sheep | o'clock. Hugh Riley presiding All board members and Scourers are re­ Kenton, Ohio, where he had been ‘ »t Chicago International Livestock! visiting friends and relatives for the Exposition, quested to be present. put week. I Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Van Amens Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hanson spent j and family have moved on the Scy­ This week Saturday afternoon. end at his --------father's Dec. o. uec. 8. Troop iToop 78 <u oi of canton Carlton venter Center the - - week " -- home , rnour Jordan farm । — a .u_. -----------• — .... . — The .... children of — the ------------------Brew and will have a bee and clean out the and 13 lhe,r aurprbe the stork ar| basement of the schoolhouse n°TC '!h “ “ n .^ , AJUIUUM: which .UtCJI ^"H8^,u„rday - J----“ ln< w -----....... .------meeting place. P°und who *111 answer to the ing the bear brought . _t home by ! Mr. Shafer will meet with them and name of Larry. Mr. and ___________________________________ Palmer. Mrs. Hanson Amos and Miner Palmt ..... f. ...... . w-- returned ... Matt Bedford has from [direct thc work. Tire group met have bought a home near Ionia lire north bringing home a nice ’Wednesday evening and completed where they have recently moved. Mrs. McCafferty entertained thc deer | their registration and made plans post week as her house guest. Mra The ladies ofthe Sunshine Club for work tor Ore next two month*. । Ten troy* are enrolled wllh Hubert Pearl Clifford. of Otsego, also over I * ith their husbands will meet at the week Mr and Mrs. Clarence I the home of Mr and Mrs. Clyde' [ Marlow os Scout Master. Witty of Columbus Grove. (Skinner Thursday for a pot luck HINDS CORNERS. Mr and Mrs. Earl Buffcnberger ‘dlnner' J"1* 15 ".aklng * Mrs. Allan Bishop h entertaining were called to Kenton. Ohio, to al- S"°J> ,book some hoathe mumps. tend the funeral of Mr. Buffenber-. »’«•> for *™e chu<l Those wlio spent Thanksgiving ger's father, who passed away very ' and B<rt Palmer with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes suddenly. Beta and Boots Buffen-'chlldrcn »*re Thanksgiving guests were, Mr and Mra Harold Striker berger. also from here, were visiting hcr P*w»U Barbers Corneil, and family and hb mother, Mrs. at the father's home at the time of ■£*«* Sunday with his sister. Striker of Athens, and Mra Weeks [ hla death. They ttK) have returned how.Amble Mugridge, at Middle|and Mr. and Mr* Robl Bechtel of ever after a weeks absence. , —mg*. .\ Hastings. | jxir. - and Mrs C. E- Van Ett and' ..T,u' ProJ^t Club will hold an all Mr. and Mrs Ronald Haynes and son. LaVem, entertained as Thanks- day slcl“! m^lng and review of | sons spent Bynday with hh mother, 'giving day guests. Dr Jenks, of Ccn- ,es*>n" wllh Mabie Mugridge near 'Mrs. Millie Haynes, in Baltimore 'terville and sister. Mrs Haxel Allen lOrangev,,I<“- l>x 20 O*nres were । Mr. and Mrs. Mel! Hendershott |of Coldwater also Miry Crans and dra*n *nd K111* wlU bc exchanged and softs and Marian Tobias of Knl-1 Heber Pike of Orangeville. lh>t । amazoo spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. McCafferty entertained as |Mr. and Mr*. C. N. Tobias Marian ixnanitsgiving [Thanksgiving day guests her broth-1 broth_ DOWLING. er and wife. Mr and Mrs. Al Can-1 Tb’LCerneiery Clrc!c ’nect “Ran. of Marshall. Thursday. Dec. 13. in thc church i Mrs. c. E- VanEtt and son. La- [ dlnl,»g room- All members are urged 1 Vem. and Eva Olshewsky, made a ,o 86 l’rc*l'nt as election of officers, business trip to Hastings on Satur-,,al<PS P'ace ®l that time. A chicken day. dinner will be a feature also a , Wayne Rausbotton spent the week I Chrhtmas gnb bog and a hearty end with his family of thb place. He . wpk°mc to all. U working at Oonstantine at the' Mr and Mrs. Wolter Ormsbc and present lime. 1 Mr and Mrs Ornu.be attendMrs McCafferty entertained ,J?e •"‘ual Onnsbe dinner which friends Sunday from Grand Rapids *“ hcld al ,he bnme °f Mr. and and Plainwell. (Mr* Art Oorham Thursday. Mr. and Mrs John DeBoer of Kai- „f‘\r fd ***?* Stewart and iamazoo were Sunday callers of her that toe and Bobbie of Kalamas<x> aunt and family, Mrs. c. E VanEtt 1**1” week end guests of Mr. and I --------------- i » >__________ Mrs orlfe piiher. NORTH HOPE. Mr and Mr3' Vcnl Wilcox enterI Mr. and Mrs James Murphy en- ’^T^iSX d^ * attended^™ n A . n attended from here were Supt. AVanRuikirk Walter Perkins. ’kfrD.and VanBuskirk. Walter Perkins. Mr. and Misses Helen Mr*. Roy Hubbard. LZ ------Wade and Joiephine•Stein Stein. Mrs Jaootaon Mr I PUKE WORSTED FALL SUIT/ And they are priced to move them out in a hurry. Three groups of Men, these are beautiful suits, heavy, lustrous linirigs, the fabrics are solid, long-wearing worsteds, the style and tailoring will stand rigid inspection. Choose from Blues, Browns, Grays, Oxfords. Single and Double Breasted Models. Sizes from 35 to 46 stout. Here are a few Holiday Specials For Friday and Saturday Only Show Boat Display Mra^,SvOwIchnSVdauih[er‘njf Remodeled Merchandise, Exhibition Cases Ftovd'Randah’and’*nd are cordially invited to call and sec our now arangement for displaying bur big stock of Holiday and Staple Goods. Every visitor who calls to see thhis new arrangement will be presented with a explanation. I -I PRESCRIPTION I B. A. LyBARKER, Proprietor TELEPHONE 2115 : : HASTINGS, MICH. Redla Whitworth and Mr*. Mr .nrt Mr., wmia,., . Mr- and Mrs. William wnh ’the ThfUra^y olu,na *» , The p“lcnt-Teacher meeting was “,d °“° Have been installed in our store and you* MrS Gobles. Mr. and Mrs Chas. Welch “'“X ThS«. ^itiwtif “honS of Striker dirtrict. Mr. and Mrs. ^Xivtog d.y . - m.m mcnth Tlrett- meetings prove to be Hart and.y^f.. interesting so plan to attend, ,f,leE!O^n Mr and Mrs Orlie FUher called al Huids on friends at Cloverdale and Del- . „ ton Sunday afternoon. called Wednesday afternoon on Mr. virv Warner «rw>nt Runrtiv anThclrTi^id^i#,iUrPlm *‘,h Mr' and Mr‘ Byron TltUi near 8 ?‘nn" ShIc^ ®e«»n, Mr. Titus is at present tn a waa held on Wednesday at Brush crtUeai condition Ridge school house was well at, >t tended and everybody did justice ORANGEVILLE. ORANGEVILLE. tOp^n hv i , « , , .u ' Mr’ Charle* Crawford attertded lhe ,he fun«n»> of her friend. Mra. MUu Mr*\nd M?s WlUUm Martin of Cra*ford at OlsC3° Monday Haatini?4^? uh Mr and Mra clalr Collison and SS, .K'’®"*' *?>•"»»». cll«l on friends st thb place Sunday. ' Mr*. J. W. Sheffield and Mrs. WEST CARLTON. John Venema spent Saturday at The marriage of Maxwell Bennett Kaiamaxoo. of Hastings and Mias Carlotta Kcl- . — Mr. ----andMrs. » Marian Rupe enter­ ley of Grand Rapids took place tained *•--•their children, grandchildren Saturday, Dee. 1. with Rev. Loomis and other relatives to the number of Freeport M. X. church officiating. of twAty, Thanksgiving day. They were accompanied by Mr. and Beatrice. Rosa and Francis Wick­ Mrs. Chester Richardson. Congrat­ ham of Detroit spent from Thurs­ ulations and best wishes day until Sunday with their mother Verdan Covilte and family visited. and grandmother at tills place. his sister. Mrs. Arthur Gage, and family of Sherwood. Mloh., Thurs­ and Mrs. John Venema spent day. Thanksgiving at Plainwell at a fam­ Friends will be glad to hear Mrs. ily gathering at the home of Mr. and Nora Huliibarger of Grand Rapids, Mrs W O Pierce formerly of Freeport, is slowly re.... Mr ....... and Mrs. Lewi* v__. Case of TTavcovering from her recent severe ill- tree city spent from Thursday until nets. Mrs. Thera Naglcr of Free- Sunday with her parents Mr and port b helping care for her. Mrs. Bert Brown ot this-vicinity. Genuine Suede Leather Boys’ Fleeced Slip-Overs Holiday Neckwear Zipper Front 28 to 32 Just Received S4.9S 4ic Brand New Pattern* 39C Waters Clothes Shop Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy! �THT HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5. UM llllun nriur Vowwttti'umiiuallykmytekbandlfigures. Prices paid by farmers for[HT|\/ITinilH Ulip Otto's first visit and he was well SCHOOL NOTES FROM record high yield* produced. The icommodltles they must purchase ore i I II Y II IIIIU l/WnS I' THORNAPPLE-KELLOGG pleased with the fair and with the drouth of the summer months ‘PProxlmately 26 per <*««•*»•'• IHAHIUII HHU j pre-war levels, which means that thc The Principal and 5th and 6th •caused much damage to winter and farm do|lar b worth 79c com.. , Physical examinations for the girls grade teachers attended a dinner at Mr. and Mra. Harve Cheeseman out for basket ball were held at Boy Scouts Headquarters in Battle and family attended a family gath­ spring grains, while moat crops I pared with the prices of commodities school in lhe health rooms-Tuesday Creek Monday evening in the In­ ering Thanksgiving day at the ,1*1which mature later benefited by the which the farmer buys. This i*. morning by Dre. Lund and Swift. A terest of Scout work. Mr. Bell was ter's sisters. Mra. Harold Stanton, In WA-H-'-AAASeptem- ,J MUW three puuiUl points less lUUll than ll it’ WU was Oil chi 1---------------------­ __ ■ - __ -. - ... rain* and warm weather ... --I __ —15 --------------------. twelve --schedule was made so the girls unable tv attend on account of the near Dowling, SEVERE DROUTH IN SUM- [ber and .V. the early part of October. I September of this year,> but (Continued from page one) ' On the whole whole tiie report Indicates Indicates .'points jpoUits’better bet’ter’ than than it it was wa* on wi*bclober would not miss any classes’. About monthly school board meeting. MER MONTHS CAUSED *I CJn the report October ‘ .... Mr. and Mr*. Carl Peters at Bat­ thirty-five girls under direction that Michigan farmers have fared 15. 1933. (years. That meant that all such *c- ------. --the -----------------tle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Harold better than those In other sections of I The Indicated yield of wm In curitics were actually taxed only 1 Miss Lowman are out for basket DAMAGE SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. . Gray and daughter of East Assyria |the country. 25 DiuMicis bushels oi of .-.shelled, i-io oi of one one per per etui cent yearly. yearly. Miter Later j. _^The^combined yield I Michigan was wu -a iicui-u . i-iu z." ;—_ ~ Bunday with Mr*. Lulu Gray. Mis* Myrtle Conklin of Traverse spent ' per acre of 33 Important crops, inicom per acre, os compared with 31 owned bv building and i°” tl,c *cam P** tCttms w11'T* a”‘ City nnd Mrs. Wrina Manville of The Wilcox L. A. 8. will meet with POTATOES AND CORN jMichigan this year is 153 per cent of (bushel* In 1933 and the ten yearl*c by bulling an 1 inounced by Miss Dowman.Nov .28. Etta Gould for an afternoon Grawn spent the week end with Mrs. ' | the the ten year average, average, while while for for the lhe ; avcrage"of average“of 294. This This shows shows thc thc damdam- ,h,an a*»c’“U<»na were exempted, it -U-----------------------expected that--a very good------first SHOWED GOOD AVERAGE ten year .--- ------ineetlng Thursday. December 13. their parents, Mr. and Mra. Frank' ' jlivriLW MWVW niuiinuu ,entire States the entire United United States thc returns returns age done to com by the dry' weather [There are now millions of acres of and second team can be selected, Norton. per acre this season were only 78.7 of the summer month*. state lands in Michigan that are 1 At a recent faculty meeting it was GLASS CREEK. Mrs. collista Smith of Leland isFanners Who Raiaod Sugar According to the November 1 re- exempt The total exemption* uf decided to encourage good work by spending arnne time ^vllh her "sister" Thc Gloss Creek Extension dau -..(— -.-j o... — property . . ----- .from ----- taxation ------- -----„„ Into honor system Jr, ' will hold their Christmas Ineetlng The Index of prices which farm­■ port, the estimated , having an 1:In ____the ________ — United States reach Beets Were Certainly ,u, who k, .11 A A workj Norton. ' ers received for their products wasi corn crop was 1371527.000 bushel*., billions of dollars. As a result of all schcnl. Pupils do all at the home of Mrs. Robert McLucky Thia Year Mr. and Mra.-Peter Hoffman and I r which Is the smallest since 1881 this. 51 per cent of the-state's prop- will be awarded Highest Honors. — ----------­ Glocklln In Hastings, Dec. 19. for Thanksgiving with — A review of the 1934 Michigan 11, according to the United states» Buckwheat. In common with oth- j eriy. owned by 42 per cent of It* Those with A and B mark* will be|s?n: Victor. *papt 1 an all day season. Each member la lira. Glen ------- —Aiplnal, k ।awarded High Honors, those with B; thclr daughter. Mr*. crop report reveals a marked con- report on that date, and was 82I er MiciUgon grains, suffered from people, paid till the taxes. requested to respond to roll call trust in the yields ot early and late' points above the October 15, 1933! the summer drouth but revived rapIn July 1933 a new form of tax- 1average will be awarded Honora. Ftor,^ family of Hickory Comer*. with some Item of Interest, A Christ­ . Idly with favorable weather in thc atlon weip Into effect, namely, the the first six weeks' period there were: Mr. and Mra*L. W. Jarrard had as mas tree will afford an opportunity latter part of the season. The aver- sales tax. This meant that prac- five pupils who received highest Thanksgiving guests. Clayton Jar­ for the exchange of gifts. age yield for the state was 11 bushels tically 100 per cent of the people of honor* and eighteen received- high | raxd nnd Twlla of Dowling. Mr and Our deer hunters returned from per acre, which is thc same as It thc state now pay a part of the cost !honors, and thirty-eight who re-! Mra. Keith Jarrard and sons of the the northern part ot the state last [Mayo district, Mr. and Mr*. Clarwas last year and almost the same as of government. The total of that 'celved honors. week. Roy Erway brought a deer the ten year average. tax for the year ending July 1934 is An assembly was held Thursday ence Cunningham and son of Belle- home with him. afternoon in the T. K. gym for the I vue, Mrs. Arthur Eddy and sons of Potatoes staged a • wonderful almost $35,000,000 In ordinary times ।--------------- — — -• — , --------------------------- - -— ----- r — The Misses Ruth and Genevieve [purpose 'Nashville, comeback. Timely rains-in Septem- the total would reach 840.000,000. j purpose of discussing the fair. | Nashville, Mtu Mtsa Ila Jarrard of Battle - and - • Virginia Havens accomErway V Mr and Mra ber and tlte absence of early killing Mr. Parker called attention to the '1 THThe chairmen oteetad elected for enrhif;reek each > Creek. Mr. Mrs. Vern Filtilnn Elliston “ r._l Erway to Lansing frost* In mast areas of thc state fact that both candidates for gover- ; department gave a brief explanation jiof West Vermontville, Mr, and Mra. panled John ... evening evereturning Saturcaused a late and rapid Growth this nor in the recent election demanded Ule t“lr- There were thirteen de- ! Grover Welcher and family of Bat­ । Thursday season Report* from all parts ot certain exemptions from the sales. partments represented. Lane Camp- j tie Creek, and Mra. Lulu Gray and day, [the state on November 1 indicate tax. Both asked tliat certain — —ri pur-Ihnii bell, president .• nt of mn the fair fair, hui'tnn had son PzO Robert Gordon Havens was in Lansing I Mr. and Mra. Grover Maraiiall Sunday and Monday. that yields tar exceeded earlier ex- chases made by farmers shall be ^charge of the assembly. ... The Middleville faculty -------------------------------------attended'spent Thanksgiving with hl* brothForrest Havens and family spent pectatlons, and thc record |>er aver- exempt One candidate asked that -------------------------------------------------------------------------, age acre may set a new record for the necessities of life be exempted, the address of Dr. Harmon at the er. Geo. 8. Marahall and family in' Thanksgiving day wllh Robert McI Michigan. Potatoes arc generally The speaker mentioned thc fact ‘ Hastings High school. Thursday eve- the Moore district. Olocklln and family in Hastings. 1 large In size and of good quahty tills that It was exemptions that had nlng. Nov. 22. | Mrs. Grace Brake and Mis* Helen ' Mrs. John Foreman and Donna । year. brought about the failure of the old The Hi-Y conference was held at Plasma of Zeeland spent Tuesday of Kalamazoo were callers at Ray The farmers who raised sugar system of taxation, which had stood Lansing over Thanksgiving week 'and Wednesday with the former’s Erway'* Friday. Maxine Erway re­ Modern appliance* create new standard* of liv­ beet* this year are surely In luck for nearly 150 years. If we start ,end. Four Hl-Y boys from our school parent*. Mr. and Mra. Lester Pre*-i turned home with them for a short ing in the home. Among the most useful of The estimated yield L* nine tons per exempting from the sales tax this 'were appointed to attend the confer- [ton. visit. * I acre, which was much higher than or that kind of property It will land ence wllh Mr. Carmichael. | Mr. and Mra. Sam Buxton of BanMr. and Mrs Fred Otis enter­ these contribution* to a .more abutidant home­ was expected earlier. The total where the property tax did- The ‘ Dr- Otto and Miss Lynn from the field spent Sunday with their tained their children and families life are those shown here. They are lighteners About thirty crop Is little less than last year, but result will bc that, in a littletime., Kellogg foundation visited the tdaughter. Mrs. Harve Cheeaeinan for Thanksgiving. the sugar content is high and Mich- th- rate will be boosted forthose' Thornapple-W. K. Kellogg school । and family. were present. of household tasks; savers of time, work and Igan will remain one of thc three who would pay a sale.* tax. because Tuesday afternoon. Dr. [ Miss MildredKinney and Rlchaird Roy Oakes and wife entertained money. They are popularly priced—and ea principal sugar beet producing states the cfcmptions would make that I as a result of the yield this year course necessary. to purchase on monthly terms. Best of all— in keeping _. with lata crops in ”— t3w speaker 'raid i.k other . .............. ■ ■ ■ he ■ would ffar ar .I Michigan, field beans made decided rather see the sales tax reduced r ' in improvement during October, with percentage, with no exemptions, exempt Ions. |I the estimated production on Novem- than to see it continued nt thc same , ber 1 of 2.894.000 bags. This Lt 625.000 rate with exemptions. He declared । bags lower than tiie 1933 crop but1 that when you start exemption* you Electric Refrigeration pari for Itself 1. nv„ year ----------is ahn..A above th. the five average. -m.The cnnnoI |llla8Jne whcrp you wiU CI)d crop was expected to average heavier Mr Pnrkcr favors an Income tax. than usual. The preliminary esti­ That Is nut pcsslble under our state mate for the country is 9548.000 bags cvmtitution There was submitted, which Is 18 per cent below the five at the recent election in Amend­ year average. ment No. 5. a proposition that would Michigan apples benefit ted largely have opened the way for an Income by fall rains. The pear crop was of tax. The people voted it down be­ good quality but less than normal u> cause It v.xs a loosely drawn amend­ New low prices buy better total production. Tiie grape crop ment and Its terms were ambiguous radios than ever, this year Is about seven per cent He believes that if a straight radio dealer. above thc five year average and the proposition were submitted to the quality Is 11 points better than a people for a reasonable income tax. year ago. the people would tote for it. He believes that only by such a tax OBITUARY. can we hope for proper support of Minard Lewis, son of John and he pubic schools He considers cduCornelia Lewis, was born June 16. cation so Important in a republic-! 1880, In Georgetown. Ottawa Co.. like o'trs that we must give H supoeyond all comparison in better Michigan. When three years of age. rookery, less kitchen work. Ix>nr, he was deprived of both parents, Mr. Parker pleaded tor a study of land was taken Into thc home of Mr. the taxation system. He Mid that and Mrs. Dahm, who provided and people are tax-conscious, because cared for him as one of their own they have to pay the taxes: but they family. At the age of fourteen, he should seek to be tax-iniormed, so was converted and tried to faith­ that they may know what is needed Rayon Spread* in green and lavender, sixes 80x105, fully serve the Lord in the practical in order to secure n rrx'-ruiublc tax 12.V lures for easier, faster, better ironway so familiar to thore who knew system that will produce the nceid f him. While still a young man he revenue, nnd be fair 13.95. heard Gods call to the ministry, OBI rt’ARY. Rutile or Cottage Curtains, per pair but remained to help care for hl* M.irv Ether. daughter of John foster parents until both were laid All Linen Table Cloths as low aa to rest. March 1st- 1917. he was and Kctuiah Coutant. was bom in IL ,!i Ilin nrllr" IfllllU UUIL FITTEDFMMCROI Gins forty-three of their relative* fo Thanksgiving. ■ Uaughter. John Haven* returned Frida from Gnu* Lake where he ha spent the pa*t year. On Monday h began work for Mra. Geo. Fingle ton. <*■ Roy Erway crilertalned fourtecr relative* for Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mra. Cook and chtldrcr of Lansing and R. Gates and moth er of Eaton Rapids were Thanksglv ing guests at Clyde Waren'a. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. WlUttemor ipent Thanksgiving at Fred Bech tel's in Hastings. ROBINHUE PARK. Mr. and Mrs,. John Kollar am Harold spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs. Albert Proit of Lansing Earl Robinson returned home Frl day from deer hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Pott* were 1: Hastings Saturday. Alfred England of MiddlevlU spent Sunday with Mr. and Mn Evrld Jackson. . • - Mr. and Mrs. Otto Llnsley cuu son, Richard spent Thank*glv»i with the latter's sister, Mrs. Joni Jensen, and family, of Grand Rap Id*. Word lias been received of th death of Mr*. Robbins, nee Olady Clark, of Detroit on November II leaving four little boys, one a bab ten days old. Several of the school children an entertaining the mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Wright Clifford an< family spent Sunday evening witl Mr. and Mri. Harry Mundenhall o Caledonia. Hitler is surprisingly alow In mak Ing a move toward adopting a abort er dachshund. lections as low as $4.95. ntng, always right. $3.95 and up. Beautiful designs. Sweep no more, my lady”—old task* done in a jiffy now. Small payment* make purchase easy. Convenient monthly . Coffee at it* best electrically. Charming models, and as lit­ tle a* $5.95. "Sun lite” for young and old through long- winter months. New models, low price*. ' Electric dryers for han­ dy home hair treat­ ment* save money. delightful for entertaining. Toast- Visit Your DEALER 'n INTERESTING SELECTIONS — ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ATTRACTIVE PRICES Consumer* Power Company united in marriage to ML** Ruby Adams of Freeport To <Ms union were born three children ElKsa 16. Mcrldith 14. and little Helen. 4 years. He served four different charges jp the Wesleyan Methodist Conference of Michigan Wilk- on the Diamond Springs charge* In 1929. his health completely broke down, since which time he has not been able to serve a pastorate, although he has gladly "done what he could" by way of preaching and personal contact. July 13. 1934 he suffered a stroke and never regained the use of his right side. He "was very patient and submissive during hU affliction and prayed and longed fqr the restora­ tion of his health that he might re­ enter thc active service, not giving up the thought until within two or three days of his departure He A. M_, November 27, 1934. leaving to mourn their low besides his wife and three children, two sisters, Muis Jeanette Lewis and Mrs. Nellie Strong of Grand Rapid*.- one broth­ er. Wm. Lewis of Fairview. Montana, a half sister. Mrs John Moll of Grand Rapid.*, and three foster sis­ ters. Mrs. Clara Smith of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Wm Haas and Mr.*. John Mlnnll of Bauer, Mich., and other relatives and friends The funeral was held Friday, Nov 30. at the home. Bro. Gearhart, a for­ mer pastor officiating Milan. N Y . on March 18, 1849. coming io Michigan when a small girl.' living with mi aunt. She was married In 18'58. three daughters be­ ing born, two dying many years ago, In September. 1903. .she was mar­ ried to Philo Fuller of Carlton Cen­ ter She wu.s active in tiie Metho­ dist church and did multi to aid those who necd-d help- Mr. Fuller died In 1925. and Jot sometime she was tenderly cared lor by Mr and Mrs. Roy Fuller during an Illness. She later moved to an apartment ot 238 S Jefferson where she resided until her death. Nov. 24. 1934. She was a patient sufferer for years. Surviving are the daughter. Mrs. Kittle Coats. who cored for her a grandson. E. Rasell Coats, and three great-granddaughters of Holly Hill. Fla., tuo brothers and several nieces In New York, also two step-children, Roy Fuller and Mrs Quincy Hynes of Flint, and four step grandchil­ dren. Mis* Hazel Fuller of Detroit. Keith and Evan Fuller of Hastings nnd Mrs George Devlin of Colum­ bus. Ohio, and other relatives and friends. OBITUARY. Albert Z Chose was born Feb­ ruary 17 18,55. In Prairieville town'hp and died November 29. 1934 at hl* Imme. Holdemess Hall. Prairie­ ville township. He made his home with his parents. Mr and Mrs Jessy Chase, in Barry co., until he was married to Isabelle Crandall. Octo­ ber 12. 1878 To this union were born five children. Edith. Lottie. Florence, Ethelyn nnd Alfred. He whs on actlve nnd energetic farmer In tills vicinity until the death of his wife, o.tober 2< Slncf U)cn he hu nniTT ARV ’ ’ Lewis A Abbey was bom In Hasro 8VU8 J?' and dfPar:p?1 thI’ Ufe. Not. 23. 1934. at the age 39 years. 3 montns and one day. He was .m... son of L- A nnd Amy Iith. the eldest I Abbey, his mother preceding him made hl* home- with hta daughter (Sept 1. 1926. Lewis lived In Hos­ EtHelyn Twze He L* survived by two tings all his life, attending the children. Ethelyn nnd Alfred, four­ Hastings schools gnd worked nt the teen grandchildren and three great­ carpenter trade until his death. He grandchildren. one brother Mark, also was a member of the Hostings one slstfr Mary Jane Teller, and a ;fire department since 1924. He was host of friends. He was a kind and a great lover of nature and out door J loving husband nnd father, and a 'life, especially fishing and hunting. very gixxl neighbor. ' Lewis was married to Hazel M. ' Ktnne July 3. 1919 anti to tills union OBITUARY. (tao sons were born, Robert 13 and 1 Mrs. Ida Andrus, only daughter of , Richard 6. He leaves to mourn his Hiram and Elida Wood, was bom in departure his beloved wife Hazel, Woodland Twp, June 29. 1860. and two sons Robert and Richard, his died of pneumonia at the apartment , father. L. A. Abbey, and stepmother, ot her daughter. Leia a, in Battle Etta Abbey, one brother George. Creek. Nov. 26. 1934. . I three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Rivers. The deceased was united in mar­ Mrs. ThresaBrown, Mrs. Clara Tietz, ______________ riage nt thc age of ... 19. „ to Fred Anall of Hastings, also two gnuidtnath- drus. of Hastings, to which union crs. Mrs. Mary Abbey and Mrs. two children were born. Leia B. and Charles Jenson. Besides other rela- Wm. E. both of Battle Creek. She tlves he leaves a great host of spent most of her married life at the friends and neighbors. ; ' old homestead near Hastings, which Prayer was held at the home she called her heaven on earth, and Tuesday. Nov. 27, atone o’clock, fu- in spite of her many sorrows and neral services at two o’clock al the heartaches beginning with the First MethaHst Episcopal church. । death Of her husband. April 4. 1924, Rev. Karl Keefer officiated assisted I she smiled bravely through, carrying by the Rev. Maylan Jones and Rev. sunshine wherever she went. ■ E. O. Sherry. Burial at Riverside i She leaves many friends and rclcemetery. stives lo mourn her loss. Rubber flooring is being ad ver- j He was a failure as an architect. Used far nursery floors. We wonder so he went an the stage, but he isn't If they are for bouncing babies. .drawing any better houses. Indian, plaid, dark blanket*. 86x80, at Children'* Fancy Baby Blankets from ..... Two-Way Stretch Girdles, reg. sizes, $1 Stout* with Abdo $1.39 Women'* Fancy $3.39 $1.95 -t9c up Towels, Sheets and Pillow Cases Handker- Linen Towels at25c, 35c and 50c Turkish Towels at —19c, 25c and 39c Turkish Wash Cloth*------ Sc and 10c Knitted Dish Cloths-------------------- 5c Ready-Made Sheets, 81x99, at__$1.39 Men's All Linen HandkerMens All Linen Handlerchiefs aa Embroidered Pillow Cases, pair in box $1.00 Colored Border hemstitched sheet* and pillow cases, packed in box and tied with silk bow, $2.50 The Gift of Gifts That Make Her Real Happy Wise Husbands will give their wives SMART “CINDERELLA” Frock* for Christ­ mas. Our competent assistants, Mrs. Dorothy McMillen and Mr*. Emerson will assist you in your selection* of Frocks or Coats, or give her a due bill on our CINDERELLA” SHOP. Junior and Misses CINDERELLA FROCKS Buying Coats at “Cinderella” Shop at Frandsen’s is Like Finding Money Wllh cute touches, yet practical. In the new desirable colon. Wool, silks, plain and fancy, sixes and gathered into deep cuff*. Lined with a superior quality weighted silks. Interlined. Reg•Cinderella" Stout Coals make Think of U! A silk SQ QQ “CINDERELLA" STOLTS are young In spirit! Smart In Style! n • $Q88 Prices — $14.88 up to $27.88 FrANDSEN’S EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT Store EXPENSIVE Thanks in Hart Detroit visit fr family day. Thunks a ma zoo Mrs. DeLue of Cold Dona Baginai Thank.* Maude Thanks Tydcn Thank* Mlclilg ent*. N over th Mrs City is David until a Mrs. spent mothe: port. Handker- Wotnen's Ail Linen Handker­ chiefs. fine and sheer at ..10c Doyle v □rand and M Thanks John .81.98 Part Wool, two tone, tingle. 70x80, al . son v Thank* and o Thank* Cotton Blankets, single plaids at All new. fresh handkerchiefs, a bit different as lo style and fab- MU* Dorolhi their p Calkins Useful Gifts and Not Expensive lamps add charm, color, and Willis id* vigi Mr. and Judge Detroit And You'll Stretch the Christmas Budget Bed Spreads, Curtains, Table Cloths, Blankets s Visit Our Gift Department A small deposit will hold a dress or c< * until Christmas wswsssssomwawmssw �TBI BAJTWGg RAMNKR, WKBHMPAT, MCKHMOI «. MM Ir relative* fa ’ 1* in Hasting rrence Ryan *u rtalned fottrtaei kxgtvtng dinner ok and childrei □ate* and moth tia*. Whlttemor Mr and Mr* Charles WoUa and son visited io Dowagiac over TbuHMMaj. On Monday h ra. Goo. Flnglc ! PARK. ohn Kollar am iigivlng with Mr rost of Lansing urned home Frl itlng. of MiddlevlU i Mr. and Mn tto Llnsley iWc t Thanksgivm Liter. Mrs. Joni , of Grand Rap received of th bins, nee oiady >n November It »ys. one a bab lool children ar tumps. Ight Clifford ini ay evening wit) f Mundenhall o fly alow in msk doptlng a short ch sizes, $1 do .-.$1.39 r. D. HUGHES AND WIFE MARRIED FIFTY YEARS. Mr. and Mn. WlU D. Hughes. DRAMATIC WORK OF Rosen Goats went to ClnclnnaU.I VINNIE REAM BOYD Ohio, op Tuesday for a Tiait- Mra. ------------Easton plan* to stay for three Very Highly Praised by the months but the others will visit . 7 J f . Atlanta Oonititntion, of there for a week. Atlanta, Georgia Willi* Letnhouts at Grand Rap-1 Mr. and EH*. Dan Marble and Bart Wlthey ot Chicago vldted ■ Mra Harriet Stowe and daughter, Oeorifia ids visited Wm. H. Otaey on Wed- Clayton Marble and eon Lynn spent Mr. and Mra - F. L. Fairchild over Helen, and Mra. Clara Dove and vtanle Ream Boyd, noted Atlanta nmday last l Thanksgiving day in Kalamazoo the Sunday. family ot Battle Creek were the read( ---------_____,r . ,Wld __ _dramatist. _____ ________ i preatqted * -- wwr. □■Ink > .._ . — —_____ .. ._ . mu1*-** nt their narentx. Ur and Mra.!.__ ___ by the Atlanta Woman's Club In a rroocea nuuiwr wwa ■* ——---------------in Dttroit over the week end, return- .9' ~ 77< one-act p»»r. wax play. "Sojourners." to an •ta au-­ borne in Rockford from Wadnaeday. in' 'ing on Tuesday. Thanksgiving and the week end dlence than 300 in the audlUU Monday. | MW. May Barlot Social Events and Personal Mention |V<' Mr. rad Mn. LowU Hreben oi ot-1 ta““ “ 01 “* Cub MoM.y ; Foreign Missionary Society. Simp­ son Methodist Episcopal church, at­ tended in a body, and presented a program which consisted of a trib­ ute by Mn. F. U. Doubleday, a dutt. velr jego were Bunday guests of Mr and ,'UUrnoon afujmoon in one of thc most bril -. Belt, a poem. "The Golden Hugheses," . were ounua, .. u Hubert and Richard Fairchild of Uant event* that the Woman* Club. composed for the occasion by I Dwight Fisher «u home from Al- 'Detroit visited their parents, Mr. and of which Mra. Max Land la presl- Charles Robbins, and a tribute by Mr». Fred Eslrchlld. over Thanks- dent, ha* presented tn many a moon the Rev. h. W. Elltnger. Music was giving. Richard *taying until Sun- The play, whose co-author* are Mr and. Mra Will Egglc.uxi of day. Other Thanksgiving guests Harnwell and Meeker, was particuwere Mr. and Mrs. Wayne MlUholl larly appropriate to the Thanksgivand son Glenn of Battle Creek and ing season, represenUng the life ot Thanluglving vacation at her boms Griffin Saturday. Ralph Eggleston. Mr. and Mra. Ben Merrick of East a family In Holland and their sutee- -Business and Professional Women* in Harbor Spring*. Thanksgiving guest* of Mr. and * Detect .pent State Road. quent landing in America as pas- (club called on the ooUple, and later Mr rad Mr. Bn» *■ B«dU> « Mre‘SS’mLST™"pS SS Miss Lleva Perry was home from ]*engera on the Mayflower, dosing ,Ln the evening, employe* of the J. R. Detroit came to Hastings Friday to Swinton of Ann Arbor, Mr and Charles Offley, visit friends for thres or four days. I Mn Folding Woan af^Qhw- Mr. Mr. and and Mra. Mn. Lew Lew Walker ipent LAOSln, for Uie Th.nkwlvlnj reram. !•“*•»»>«»;• ralebraUon ot Ule Oral ,Jones' Sons and Company store WUuton Sheffield WM home tram Thanksgiving Day. where Mrs. Hughes Is employed, arMr. and Mra Millon Engel and levolx and Mis* Elizabeth Wilson of Thanksgiving with Andrew Ken- Baine creek pert ot the put »rak. I Mr. Boyd mule . lovely picture . DCd/s on the Bute load famlly of Dimondale were guests of AlmontMr. end Mm. clarenee cr.wtord ; P>»”'d In « mudla> rara blue torm.1 Mr. and Mr*. John Engel on Thur*-1 Mr. and Mra. Herman Zarbsl and 1 Mr. and Mn. Robert Burrell of were In Grand Rnplda on TueuMy. lOtconwon dreu. wllh lhe Unetully muck wedding. During the evening, Detroit were guests of Mr. and Mrs. music was presented by Miss Mary d,y' ra ■ RuraeU Eerbel want to Chicago on - ™ v Mn. R. K. Hurd «>d Philip vuued “ • bdekkround, her ap- Louise Sales and Edward Russey. Mia* Mabel SUson was the guest Monday to spend-* few days with A “9°,Fr£*y„ „ u iZ[ Mr. and Mra. V. C. Manns of Mr. and Mr* Charles Van Worden. । Trank Hubert of Seattle, Wash, In Chulolle the UUer p.n ot lhe ,P«ruice pul the .udlenra In . the The couple received many lovely wcek {proper frame of mind for enjoyment. gifts and flowers, one bouquet con­ traverse City from Wednesday till The latter to recovering from her u ttie rueat brottlfr and wife. Mr*. Anne smith annul of K*l.m**oo ‘T'd tlwy ui rvaiamszoo , —, wera —- not - disappointed. -----r.----------Sunday. irocenl LUnes* ,“r. and Mrs. Henry Hubert. sisting of 72 large chrysanthemums. it of Mra. 8. C Brock when onc reader “H P«ta»y —Kalamazoo Gazette. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. H. Olney were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Moor* and' ** *nd, “7 ,,C W' JY“p*£leii i entirely different characters and Thanksgiving guest* of Mr. and Mra. Jacouellne Mr. and Mr* Harold wcre or Mr. ano Mr*, sari her portrwM uortraval make Cleo Risbridger and family ot Kai- S £bby X Wesplntw ot Detroit on Bunday, Mr. .nd Mrs. Herrn.n Arold M- through U>rou«l> Her .n»ke them Ihrm TASKER—ROBINSON. each live and — breathe “ actually ----------“ and Dr. »nd and Mr* Mn Orarlas Charles McIntyre. Jr Jr. lardrd a |»rtr In or.nd Rapids on ” Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson of amazoo. Smith spent Thanksgiving wllh Mr .radiate their own Individual person- Carlton Twp. announce the mar- I Mrs P T. Colgrovc and Mis* Mary and Mr* Lou DeYoung and daughA"°r vlslud reta- Monday evening. allties, I consider peak of riage of their daughter. Lucille, to Miss Beatrice Carrothera wa* — —v. then ~ it the s --------DeLue were Thanksgiving guests of ter In Grand Rapids U*“ the ljUler o/ 1 w“k from Drlroll o«er Tnanksdlr- •«*•«» awompUshm.nt In drama­ Harold Tasker, son of Mr. and Mn. Mrs. John Qualfc ha* gone to lame Mr. and Mra. William P. Goodyear Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and ... . . Ilraflnn And mirh . tlzatlon. And such wo* was Lhe the nrmmaccom­ Alvoh Tasker of Lake Odessa, the Mra. J. R McSwain and Mta* Emsl*nd wlnU:r of Coldwater. -- — —-­E Oran<1 plishment of Mrs. Boyd yesterday “ or rad ure L. ™ Mn Eliza Hall t>f Muskegon was ceremony being performed on Fri­ Donald Boyes and a friend from afternoon, hence the tremendous day, Nov. 30. at Angola. Ind. Mr and Mrl Jwnea °Hover were the guest of Mr. and Mr*. R. B Saginaw were guests of Mr. and Miley of Grand Rapid* and ML** Attending lhe bride was Miss Ger­ Margaret Schaupner ot Detroit Ml** ot kir and Mrs. Deward Oil- Walker over the week end. Mr* I. L. Boyes and family over “ Handing stage success. Buch a treat h^r i^SXg IU1 Sunday Delro‘t ovcr Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mn. Ralph Kerr and aldine Williams, a girlhood friend, Thanksgiving. as Mn. Boyd gave her audience Mra. Nettie Hyde vlrited Mr and Btabbn* and Mlxv Marjory Pauline have gone to Florida to should be repeated often. Mrs. L. U Halloway and MIm man. * spend the winter months. , Mr* A B Johiuon and family of StebbUm were Irome from Ann ArMaude Holloway of Adrian spent Dr. and Mn. R G. Finnic of The young couple will reside for part of the past week return- Dor ^or t^ie Thanksgiving vacation, Thanksgiving week end with Mra Filnt KENFIELD—8KADDEN. ing onPBundsr ThS aU rraitored to Mr ‘H'1 Robert O'irhaf» and Woodland spent Thanksgiving with' the present at the farm home of the W J Holloway. In the November 21 issue of a Sta.tforT Ca^Jx snd the ™ “J Mr. and Mr* John ironside. groom's parent*. O. E. Goodyear visited hto parents. Mr. and Mr** Lewi* Thicbout of ■ Peorra, IU . dally paper appeared the Mn. Congratulations and best wishes ' ~ Clifford Michael of LahMr. and Mrs. John O. Goodyear, and sister* of the late Dr. George Hyde and following item of Interest to many Grand Rapids were Thanksgiving are extended. Judge and Mra Donald Van ZHe of Hastings people: guest* of Mra. James 811*bee. talnrd Mr. and Mrs Raymond Doud , ,7 S?*1 Detroit on Bundav. Mr. and Mn. Donald D. Smith of ' Announcement 1* made today of COVERS WERE LAID Fred Decker of “f* ------— Mr. and Mra. Homer Smith and and family and Mr. and Mrs. Theron lhe marriage of MIm Man' Anne FOR SIXTEEN GUESTS. Dorotha spent Thanksgiving with Doud «ixi Umily 0< BMUe Croek Woodland T»p. on ThudogMul Skaddcn of Peoria, daughter ot Mra. Lombard over Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Johnston en­ their parent*. Mr and Mra Morri* and Mra. Olcnna Van Hom and Mr and Mrs Fred Foster and Gertrude E. Skaddcn, 724 South tertained with a family dinner on R*7' <nd Mr’Crocker ______ _____ and chUCalkins of Rutland. daughters of Kalamazoo "on Fifth street, and Frank James Ken- Thanksgiving, cover* being laid for dren returned Friday from . June of Lansing were Sunday guest* Thanksgiving r Mr and Mr* I H Glajurow fleW Of PWrU 71,6 look sixteen. Those present were Mr. and w> Richard Pott*. who viaU u’ Houghton, New ited Mr. and Mrs Charles Barnes Mr and Mr* Mr. and Mr*. J H Swanson spent g*®0' “io??0..’’; of *Sie Mrs. James Timmerman of Jackson. and other relative* during the have been living in Charleston. W. . v hanksglvtng with with Mr _and ,l ^c parsonage of the Mr. and Mn. Harry Leins and fam­ ___ Mra Wew Bluff 'Christian Va, were guests of bi* parents Mr. Mrn °f Cedar Creek Thanksgiving Xld Ru-.n^on of Mr. R.md* church. Rev. Thanksgiving vacation. ily of South Haven, Mr. and Mn. Potu over ,p*nl 8undar afternoon and Mon- Harold Swanson of Big Rapids. Mr and Mrs. A. A. Anderson of and Mr*. Char lea 8 Mr and Mra Herman Arold and Herbert Barnett, pastor, performed Kenneth Lein* and daughter Marion Grand Rapid* were guest* of Mr. Thanksglvlng. going from here to d,y wlU1 lxr d*“«htar. Mrs Claude the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Paul of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mr*. Ed­ m m , children were live guests of relative* and Mr*. C- W. Weaptnter on Whiting. Ind., where the former ha* Heiley. In Saginaw on Thanksgiving day. ward Down* and Mr. and Mn. Al­ , Mr. and Mn Wesley Hall spent Thanksgiving Day been transferred. bert Craig and daughter Doris of John Tyden and Mias Tillie Tyden Mr. and Mr*. C. G. Kabel and Thanksgiving in Grund Rapids the this city. were guests of Mr. and Mr*. Oscar family and Mr. and Mr*. Jack Vint The bride was attired in a blue Phyllis Hinman over the week end. I Tyden of Grand Rapid* on and family of Hartford. Mr. and Johnson. Mr. and Mr* Harold Steiger of satin dress trimmed In pink, and ENJOYABLE PARTY. Gardner Chidester and Mis* Mae Thanksgiving day. Mr*. Clare Lendsuer and family of wore silver slippers. On her bead A most enjoyable party was held Mr and Mrs Wayne Frey of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Spradling of Madison. Wls , visited Lansing were guests of Mr and Mrs Michigan City. Ind . visited her par­ Blertsema and daughter of Kalama­ Mr. and Mrs. o F. Chidester over Frank Adair the latter part of the . Mr*. Kenfield wa* graduated from at lhe home ot Mr*. Ida Palmatler. week. November 22. She expects to go De­ zoo and Mr. and Mr*. Clifton Day of Mr. and Mrs Robert Jessen of Chi­ • the Springfield high school In 1930 cember first to stay with her slater, Paul Rood of Lansing, former over the week end. Paw Paw were Bunday guests of Mr. were guests of Mr. and Mrs and from Illinois State Normal uni- Mrs. Miranda Sisson of. near Free­ < Mr* Harold Pelham ot New York and Mr*. Frank Dey and Viola. Mr. agricultural agent for Barry coun- cago Crawford over Thanksgiv­ veraity In 1932 She has been em­ port. for the winter. Twenty-four < City is visiting her mother. Mn. and Mr*, Clifton Day are staying ty. was in the city on Tuesday call- Clarence ployed In Peoria during the last Relief Corps ladies and other friend* ing ing on friends. i David Goodyear. Sr. and will remain I year Mr Kenfield is also employed Mr. and Mrs. F Marvin Sage had ; spent the day with her. A wonderful Mr. and Mra. Joseph Mead and until after the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. G- F. Chidester and 1 tn Peoria where the couple will pot luck dinner was served and all । guests over Thanksgiving Mr. Mn. Kenneth Daniels and Bar­ Miss Jean Barne*. also MLu Helen Miss Helen Knapp spent Thanks- as their home. Mra. E. F. McLaughlin of Mus- make 1 with Orr Mead and family and < agreed this party was one long to bara Joan and Mrs. Keith Daniels Chidester and Humphrey Rohns of giving { kegon. bc remembered. In leaving for our spent Wednesday with the latter's Grand Rapids, were guests of Mr. in 1 Kalamazoo. WILEY — H ERST. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Carrothera !| In Sunday's Grand Rapid* Her- various homes, we wished Ida health mother. Mn. A- T. Eash, near Free­ and Mrs. Bam Nadu of Charlotte * Mr. and Mra. Lorraine Isenhath called to St Thomas, Ontario, of ' port. । on Thanksgiving. ' Flint visited his parents. Mr. and were appeared thc following item and happiness while absent from Sunday by thc death of her!.ald 1 Mr*. Otto Isenhath. from Thursday on < Iwhicli will be of Interest to many UU Bunday. Ibrother. Mr. and Mrs. Harry James spent , friends.in Hastings and in Barry ■ Robert Field, who is attending Al­ CHRISTMAS PARTY. count|: bion college, wa* home the last of Thanksgiving ‘ with Dr. Fowler and Miss Jennie McBain will be thc Mid Luverne Herat, daughter of - the week with his parents. Mr. and 'Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart of Bat­ Mr. ifiid Mra. Ward F. Herat. Bemis hostess for the Clirlstmas party of tle Creek. , Mra W. J. Field. the Business Women's Hospital Miss Eleanor Miller, who teaches St, 8. E, and Dr. Harold Wiley of I Mrs. Frank Pender. Mr*. Ed. Story. Lansing, were united in marriage - Mra. Lucy Creglow and Mrs. Edith in Birmingham, was home for and the balance of yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock in . Bonnell were in Grand Rapid* on Tiianksgiving ' Kilse Memorial chapel. Dr. Edward First Showing of New Christmas Goods the week. : Wednesday afternoon. Archibald Tbompson officiated in | Mis* Lol* Langston of Cedarville banford Crook and Max Leach promptly at 5:45 at the parish house This Week Friday Eve., 7 to 10 o'clock the presence of 40 guests. their Thanksgiving vacation . and Rex Allen of Kalamazoo were spent ; The bride, given Ln marriage by by the Episcopal ladles. Favors for the Ladies guests of Mr. and Mr*. James Lang- with ' Edmund and John Howard of her father, was attired in blue vel­ ' ston over the week end. • I Manton. THANKSGIVING GUESTS. No Goods Sold vet, made simply, and she wore a . I Hon. John c. Ketcham is In Mr. knd Mr*. Frank Todd and matching hat and sandals. Her Branch county today attending a children 1 of Hopkins were guests of flowers were pink roses and sweet Ransom and Mrs. Maude Schomp ’ grange anniversary meeting, where Dr. and Mrs. B- A. Perry for peas. The couple was unattended. Thanksgiving. ■ he will give an address. After a short wedding trip. Dr. and ,1 Mr. and Mrs. Clare Jones of KalMrs. W L. Hinman. Mra. Gordon Battle Creek. Charles Smith ot Del­ 51st Anniversary ’ amazoo and Miss Verda Zuachnltl of Ironside and Misses Eva Hecox and Mrs. Wiley will be at home at 402 ton, also Mrs. D. E. Fuller. Mrs Jenison Ave, Lansing. Hastings ■ Chesaning were Sunday guests of Jocelyn Ironside were in Grand Nora Dawson and Billy and Nancy Michigan . Mr. and Mrs Darrell Jones Rapids on Monday. Ransom of this city. • Mrs. Wm. Ducker. Jr., and two William Hubbard is home from an {daughters were guesu of Mr. and extended BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. 7 ... . slay .—' in the west, and is snowvr was given m nunor oi mt. (Mr*. Joseph Cooper and Jos. Ducker visiting hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs »nd Mr* Lyle D- Nell at lhe home A very pleasant evening wa* spent ot Kalamazoo on Thanksgiving. Cnariej Hubbard. <4 bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Mrs. James Buxton Mr. and Mr*. George Tolhurst Miss Helen Lambic was home from Reason Naylor. Fifty friend* were in on Dec. 3. when a number of h$r old were guest* of Mr. and Mr* Leon Frances wr.n/^« Shinier Phira.r school. ...K~v> Mt»« Morris, M—i. । gtu.n«Unoe. A very enjoyable eve- neighbors called to remind her they Tolhurst and daughters of Marshall Ill, for the Thanksgiving recess, re­ |nlng was spent in visiting and dis­ had not forgotten it was her birth­ from Thanksgiving until Sunday. turning on Monday. Iiplaying pm,Ilia the U^v-.HVU, many lovely a*«» gifts day. For fun and good things to eat Miss Blanch L Springer has re­ Mra. Emma Myers visited from brought for the happy couple. Re- trust the ''old' gtrlsr'—One who was turned to school at Davenport-Mc­ Wodnesday Uli Sunday with Mr. freshmenta were served by Mrs. J. there. Lachlan. Grand Rapid*, after spend­ and Mrs John Myers at St. Man * g. Patrick. Lets Naylor, slater* of lhe ing her Thanksgiving vacation al lake, near Battle Creek. , bride and Betty Calkins and MaxJUVENILE MUSIC PARTY. home. , Mr*. Loy Royer and- *on of Battle inc BhellenlMrger. Marjorie E. Boyes and Virginia Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. Creek visited from Wednesday till --------- —— Wheating were hostesses st a juve­ and Mra. Howard Birdsall were her Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Gary BURD—KINNEY. nile music party at the home of the parents, Mr. and Mr* Freshney, and Crook and other relative*. | Richard A. Burd and Mia* Mildred former on Saturday afternoon. Dec Mrs M F Stone of Detroit and 1 Kinney, both of Maple Grove, were 1, from two UU four o'clock. The lit­ a brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Freahney. all o/ Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Walsh of Grand united in marriage. Nov. 28, at 8:00 tle folks enjoyed the game*, music, Mr. and Mrs Leo Olmstead and Rapids were Thanksgiving day P. M. at the Jefferson St. United and the nice refreshments served by children. Mr. and Mr*. James Dowl­ guests of Mr. and Mra. Wm. Corkin Brethren parsonage by Rev. Alice A. Mra. Boyes. ___ er and her mother. Mra. Olmstead, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Crandall of' Griffin. Hie young couple were atail of Flint were guests of Mr. and Bouth Bend. Ind, and Mr. and Mrs ! tended by the bride's parents. Mr. MARRIAGE DATE ANNOUNCED. Mrs Andrew Herbert on Thanks­ John Walton of Kalamazoo were'and Mrs. Forrest Kinney. Maple The date of the marriage of Miss giving Freest guests of Dr. and Mra. D. D. Walton Grove, and Mr- and Mrs. Austin Betty Taggart, daughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Fred Brand and son. pwt of the past week. Mra. Glen Taggart. to Albert Fiook. Nashville. Ricliard, ot Detroit, Mr. aud Mrs. Sneathen of Lowell lias been an­ Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and 1 _ -------- »*>■ ■ ■ nounced as Thursday. Dec. 6, lhe D. J. Ragla and Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Mra. C. H. Hinman were Mr. and | HONORED VISITOR Anderson of thb city, spent Thanks­ Mrs. M. C. Musolf and family of | On Saturday evening Mrs. David giving with Mr, and Mra. Harry cole Ta was City. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boyes entertained at bridge compU- the Rev. and Mrs. B J. .Adcock and son. Harold. Hlnman were also guests. inentary to Mr*. Harold Staiger of at eight o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Caln and Mr. and Mrs Dwight Bessmer ot ‘ Lansing. Two tables were in play. POWERS ECHOES. daughters, Marion. Harriet, Char­ Detroit and Miss Charlotte Bessmer with Mrs. Harry Young winning top Mr. and Mra. Rco Bowerman and lotte and Joanne, and Mr. and Mr*. of Ann Arbor were guests of Mr. and score. Mrs. Robert Gorliam. second. .Fred Weller of cidcago were guests Mrs. Albert Bessmer and other rel- and Mrs. Steiger received a guest Mr. and Mra. Ralph Jenkins ot Home Acres and Mr. and Mrs. Ray (of Mr. and Mra Robert Burch from atlves the latter part of the week. , prize Serven and family were Tuesday .niurtday till Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bessmer. Mrs evening caller* at the home ot Mr. Mr. and Mrs Claude Kelley and Ja<x>b Rehor. Mrs Fred Pierson. ENTERTAIN TEN. and Mrs. Corner Schondelmeyer. daughter. Opal, also Mis* Phyllis' Z7.” X 1 Mrs. Mae Robinson and Mrs. Belle Reed of Hasting* spent Thanksglv- Otis Gallup and Herman Hessmer. Brock entertained with a Thanks- and Mr. and Mr*. James Pender ilng wtth Mr. and Mrs. John De Kos­ Jr, were Ln Woodland Friday at- giving dinner at the* latter * home, and Mr. and Mra. Erule Vermuelen of Middleville were Wednesday trailter of Knapp Road. Grand Rapids, tending the funeral of Miss Gertrude 'covers being laid for ten. AV-hul/vr » , of. _loan ___ _____ a_ __ -_ —j MEAT SPECIALS the girl* staying over Saturday. Schuler, <1a uzuialH cousin. Out guests were Mr. and I Guy Culbert visitod his parents, Mr. and Mn. Jerry Bedford of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stowell and Mrs Warren Wilcox *nd daughters Mr. and Mra. Sam Culbert. on *on Robert of Kalamazoo. Mra. Margaret. Betty and Warrena of Traverse City and Mr. and Mn. Lee BEEFSTEAK lb. c Johnson and sons. Stanley and Her­ Thanksgiving leaving that evening Eliza Hall of Muskegon, Mr and Jacksen. man Neil were Friday evening for hU new posit Lon In Washington. Mra. R. B- Walker of Irvtng and Mr. BACON Okkmj F«, UUW, K u,. 15c guests of Mr and Mrs. Miner Pal­ D. C-. where he la Junior clerk in uxI Mra Arthur WUUtts of this city BANNER CLASS. : meterology in the War department. Mrs. Roy chandler will be the mer and family. BEEF RIBS i—uAMMr 3 lb». 19c ■ Mr and Mrs William HoedemakI Mr and Mra. C. J. Stuart. Mrs. Anna WilUtt* of South Hastings. hostess for the Banner das* of the er and daughter. Marie, spent J. H- PitXenger and Mr*. E. C. DougMethodist Sunday School on Tues­ BEEF ROASTS cu bw |b. 10c Mn. Clara Hale were guests of Mr. day evening. Dec. 11. The pot luck Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mra. and Mrs Chirles Fritz and Mrs supper will bc followed by the Dick Nebbehng and family at Grand Miss Dona Stuart and Mr. and Mra. Charlotte Shulten of St. Johns on Christmas party. Thc Clirlstma* Rapids MU* Marie remained un­ til Sunday evening. James Langston at the home of lhe offering will also be received. . Mr. gnd Mn. Grant HUI of Ohio ilgtter. have been visiting Mn. Pauline Quest* of Mr. and Mrs Frank Day and Viola on Thanksgiving day Mrs. Edith Donnell entertained Mr aud Mrs Henry Frost and were: Mr. and, Mn. Tom Btarkher "600" club on Tuesday after­ •INNER ! weather and family of Winn. Mich.; noon of last week. Mn. Belle Brock family ipent Thanksgiving at tile Mr. aud Mrs. Warren Carter de­ held high score and Mrs Lucy Creg- home of Mr. and Mr*. Lee Croft Day and famlightfully entertained on Friday low was low. Lovely refreshment* af Dutton'•wuitn* at at a a hunter*' htint«vu* dinner, serving -r.*.-, family of BarryviUe; Mr. and Mrs. .evening family of Hasting* spent Sunday Clayton Slertaeins and daughter of | venison. Cover* were laid for twelve PAST CHIEFS' CLUB. with Id* sister, Mr*. Owner BcbonKalamazoo; Mr. and Mr*. £lare w«i the decoration* were approMn. Glenn Brower will entertain aetmeyer. and family. Llndauer and family of Battle prlate and clever At bridge. Mr Creek; Mr. and Mra. Clifton Day *' "* ** “ — - — Mr and Mn. Arthur Bedford en­ Mn. R. W. Cook won —the lion the Past Chiefs'-dub at ber borne on Mi. and Mrs. Km Bigler, the U- Thursday evening with dinner at tertained for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Paw Paw and Russell Smith Mn. C. J. Schaabarger and Mr. and Nashville. ■> W“ ’■ T- f as “i-L- Holiday Opening Make It A PRACTICA1 CHRISTMA! Give Gifts That Can Be Used We Suggest: Luggage Gladstone bag* and travelling bags for men—$1.95 to $15. Overnight cases and suit cases for women, $1.95 to $12.50. Jackets FOR BOYS—All wool Maitoo cloth in blue, maroon and green, $3.46. Suede cloth, double thick and w«' terproof, in blue and tan, $3.75. FOR MEN—All wool Melton cloth, extra heavy weight, $3.95, $4.45, $5.45. Shoes MEN'S Dreaa Shoes, $3.96 to $7-50. Spats . . . . $1 to $1.60 Rubbers Ball Band pure gum rubber*, $1.39 Select Your Gifts NOW! Pay a small-deposit and we will wrap your gifts and hold them until holiday week. T.S. Baird Clothing & Shoes for Men & Boys HASTINGS SwBmer’a 3temdry Starr ases ...JI.00 eked ow, $2.50 ppy r Chriatson will on our SAVINGS FRIDAY Dec. 7 Sugar SATURDAY lbs. 4fc n-crerauiw Cracker* as/S'il 11c *“i 18c Butter MMrfleei/J*. XAwRa. lb. 31c Lighthouie Cleanser 3 Mrs. Fred Schasberger of Grand' and daughters. Lorraine and Laura, — - Mrs. — — ....ra.and rarere re— Friday in Kalamaaoo. BM ■■ . ................ Rapids. Mr. and Andrews spent daughter of Augusta. Mr. and Mra. I Mlscner returned to h«r Matt Bedford and George Bedford. ^^*1 LomSoR Goto. after spending four months wllh bar SOUTH SHULTZ. Mrs. Barber from East Hastings ha* been spending the past week Mra. Will Gate* and family spent with Mra. Sarah Kenyan. The many friends of Mr*. Kalh- Thanksgiving with relative* Ln Bat­ tle Creek. she is able to ride out some. Frank Hom and son. Clinton, were guests of Mr. and Mra. Forest Smith of McOmber district Thanks­ giving. . Alva Kenyon and family and Les­ ter Bonneville and family spent Tiianksgiving with their parent*. Mr and Mrs. G. E. Kenyon. Starling Modrack and family of Battle Creek spent Thanksgiving budget. Include a dollar tor ot tuberculosis Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tedrow. Mr. and Mra. Lester Bonneville Michigan Tuberculosis Assa 10c Powdered Sugar J. 15c RINSO, Lra.. Bo. LA FRANCE Powder COFFEE, Blits v.„«. i C<^.e Maxwell Home, 21c . 25c u. 27c lb. 3XC 12‘/2 Walgreen System Drag Store Cora SUU .nd Joffuua. CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS New Stock! 2 for 5c Now Daaigns by Gibaoa! 5c Each 5-Year Diarie* 98c ^. r Gift sent out will simas We Deliver Telephone 2491 MU*. Perfume Atomizers * 40c to $2.00 Stationary 29c to $1.00 10* Each Man’* Gift S**» $1.00 to WA3 Boy*’ and Book*,! 'LAYING SintU a Doi TAGS, SEALS, WRAP1 Everything Necuury to Make Their Bull �* 5 THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1814 rKEETORT. BLAKE SCHOOL NOTES. Miss Benett* Archer of Lake Plans are nearly completed for tha and Mr. Draper la to run an oil ataOdessa is now employed at the [annual Christmas Bazaar given by Owe. T. A. OR .1 lhe «>x»l- rLIP S' U11D O M F C I. . the L. A. 8. in the church basement Draper family from our neighbor­ hou» rrtCy. Nov. a. wllh > lood, 1HL CHUKCHLS UwU wm omiluelral Iran th, Omo Knowles home. ------------■*. — — ..A. ---------------I -----------------------------------—----------------1'home Friday at 2 o'clock, wtth the Mrs. Ida Myera of Grand Rapids on Saturday afternoon and evening hood. attendance. Mn. Smith, our coun- ,i CENT A WORD. NO ADVER- ty commissioner, and Miss New’haf; conference president. Rev. D. T. spent several days the latter part of of this week. Booths of all kinds and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Van Sickle en­ mn METHODIST BPISOOPAX J Perrine in charge, assisted by the lhe week with her daughter, Mrs. to fish pond will provide Interrtt to tertained ■ fer. our county nurse, were wllh us. | their children and fami­ CHUBCH. !following pastors: Rev. A. R. Merrill Claude L. Walton. iold and young A fine supper will be lies Thanksgiving day. I Mrs. Smith put on several stunts । --------. —..................'of Grand Rapids read the Scripture. Mr. and Mra. H. J. Dorart of Flint. sc"'cd fror" unt‘* aU,B" W1XTM. xrri.r.s .. u. n.n ■"'1®. "" w ,wi The children and grandchildren momma wonkin. i»; >,rmon. iRev. F. Loomis of the Freeport|Amos Russell. Mr. and Mra Robert! Hupt. and Mrs. Grant voornees and families from Newaygo and four mile. >r>l nf Fre»|x>rt.______ tf Children. I Iion'^1' MethodUt chureh ofTerfd |W«-1 Earle and daughtera, Helen, Ethelyn 1 ‘,h®!r Thanksgiving vacation FOR SAI f—It<,i.>,in lull Sewing, club had their gpclal, < GLASS INSTALLED raise "JttLi ..Rev. «■ L. Densmore-of Williams- .nd Doris, and Milan Reeve, of *»h relaUves at Kalamazoo and Battle Creek spent Ttumkagiving ninnth. ’nM W.nle-I—M»n tn mt ftnd business meeting at the home Of I Antb.m bl with Spohla Mead. < While Yoa Walt! . w.KMi- John hiMwr. Phone 703—Fit their leader. Mlss.wilda Mugridge. n-2»; el....r. Io, >11. Epworih Leone) ton read the obituary. Rev. Wm. Smyrna were Thanksgiving guests <;n25aBO„1 . Mr. and Mn. Adam Eberly spent . 17,6 The K, King's w'r. Gearhart of Allendale preached the of Rev. F. Loomis and family, ah-'. n«« Heralds meeting has Thanksgiving with their daughter ------------------------------------------------------- 1L Wednesday, Nov^ 28. The mothers Hn’ewwai‘’r>H«r.w‘,r',. < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH ___ .vs.~>u «-•«. — ■ a« ~v.«-iciyn reinnuiea until ounaay. bf ££* postponed until Dec. 15. Wi.*-' AiMber WrT.t sermon Rev. and Mra C. L. Mere- efyn remained until Sunday. " I—'uJJ1.11attended and refreshments were (th. wi— .....I.. I.. ,1.,,.. ____ and _ .. . . .... .had. os' . . I TnB R -raeeta mM>tA Wrfth MrS. and family near Hastings. rb»ir ^Ifh dith raC of UraHran^ Holland sang. D.» Rev. DrahraW Robert!* r.__< Earl „ Rogers family Thc W. P p- M- 8with Mrs. 4 Fhona 207 HasUogx Deltoa cMi»re«»tion. Y>a ’ Mr _ F. Lcnmls on Thursday afternoon of H"* Klaasen of Parma, with his violin, j their Thanksgiving guests, Mrs. ?• IxomU «n ThuraH.v nftomnnn nf rail at linn 77ie boys are organizing a Hindi-1 OBDI* FOB PUBUOATIOK. “r thl. . and accompanied by Mrs. Roy KU- Rogers' sister. Mrs. Smith and chll-j 11** mwlj. wcckPr.iriyvilte>crBfi c|Ub n-ijjj Walter Raldt os i ler 'MraTjennie Haymond Perkins bum. rendered beautiful music at aren. and her mother. J~ -•-1 «avmaiir - was - home - from UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH: , . leader. IN CHRIST. dlngT w B T. C. for Thanksgiving. lhe beginning and close of lhe serv- Cassady, all of Hast * We have been haying tests this nev r. loobus and daughter.«*“• to reice. At the grave In Pleasant HUI I •* — " •------ •­ »•. billfold; week. Some wrote very good pa- 1 " J? t£ W M' cemetery, lhe rites were performed ।Gaytha. were In Hastings Wednestk. »nd oth- pers. Dorothy Foote receiving 100, Sunday School. 10:30 A. M. ! *-,2^ In Geography. ,-------•Th, by Rev. C. S. Rennells of Hickory day afternoon, where the former mice, .. 11 30 A. M : aubjeet. . Al t»» .McCsnnca Dealer has dbccnUnconducted, the funeral service for ' Ma * up ’ n i Comers. Rev. Don Backa of East । .. . ' • Bessie, Luella and Jeanette Brower Jhrr. < r... ■xi in Barry County, there It a ipleodld Al.™ .4<" are our new scholars. Tills makes “h'f Odessa and Rev. Calhoun of Clarks- Mrs Philo Fuller Mrs Puller was Mrs. Arthur Bennett of Coals Grove. opportunity for you to eecute a seed, irrpt । vUle. Those from out of town who । teally. porstanent Ineoine. Writa for toll l'*r. h’K"n- twenty-three pupils In our school. M*tae •• 1 allt^ M*5 Those Kelley of 1 S ’"'J's Our Christmas program Ls m prog- I ■<>,r j attended the funeral were: Miss was ii hlehlv rrsocctcd citizen and a‘°* partlculari. McCONNON * CQMPANY. i Jeanette Lewis. Mrs. Clara Smith. loyal member of the Carlton Center: i, B~w rcss. Thc teacher and pupils put on i ' McCallo-a Church. »• .1: .-u.i: iw;i. Rev F. F LoomU at “* the ,he local h**1 Metho “',h^­ .<ir _co«iite. this program tor our next P. T. A. San,uT • Ilin 1 Mr and Mra' JOhn M0" and dBU8h- M. K. church. Burial was in Fuller I Rev. dic t parsonage Saturday afternoon Ari*" ter- Leona. Mr. and Mrs. Slroude. ,cemetery. ---------- >12 on Friday. Dec. 21—Reporters. Doro-! Endr.™,. P. M. I al four o'clock. They were attended “"“h’from ,hy Po®te- E'l«»b«thr Woodman. who Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Adams and fam­ Victor Sisson was In Hostings on by Mr. and Mm. Cheater Richardson . h"m» lly and Mt5S Otadys Frost of Grand Ibusiness Saturday. 'cs(.iw. TeacJifr. Erma Gregg. l,«d„ | Rapids; Mrs. Wm. Haas, Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Wickham of Carlton. Watch. Clock. Tiie local deer hunters returned Ordarad. That will STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. I Mlnall. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Morse, spent Thanksgiving Jewelry and with their «ivta by publteatlc from the north woods Saturday eve­ 8 p«< 1 ■ It • Mr. and Mrs Poland of Irving Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Chrysler and daughter.— ... WWM., ... u Mrs. Milton „Wacker and Fop/oK/risil K,"a ss FIRST CHURCH OT CHRIST. । Mr. and Mrs. Julia Aylsworth of I family, who reside north of Grand nIng. We understand that Orno spent Thanksgiving with their SC|SNTI8T. . Knowles was the only one to bring a daughter and husband. Mr. and Cer. ------------------------------Church and Canlar-----------StrwU. [Bauer; Mr. and Mrs. Clay Adams Rapids Let Oeorxa buck Itome with him. Ralph Walton Mrs. William Cramer. .“.J01'* ,¥• fluM<‘nd family and Mrs. Whittaker of An eight and one-half pound ter slwi .1*9 oo*A*M widJ,. 1 Ha3,lnKs: Mr and Mrs. Leslie Ad- daughter arrived at the home of Mr. killed one which was used for camp Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bumford and MUdrad'^Bllh. Rxlait mchildren of Hastings spent Thanks­ ..rvlro .1 7 4S. R^dinrjams of Maple Grove: Mr. and Mrs. nnd Mrs. Roy Blough on’Tucsday meat. The annual Schmidt family re­ giving tf ith Mr. and Mrs, Bert Scott n tburrb baildins open Wrjnmitey Engle of Dorr: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest; morning. Nov. 27. She has been OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION. union was held at the farm home of iturday from a to 5 p. M. Hazen of Hopkins; the aforenamed [ named Betty Marie. Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Endres on and Mrs. Samuel Geiger were. Mr HABTINOB PARISH. pastors and their wives, and numMr. and Mrs. Ward. Hynes of Miland Mrs. Heber Foster and family uodibt episcopal chubch. en>us friends from thc various pas-, lington were guests of his parents. Thanksgiving day. There were 25 present tor dinner. .. V.L ° ....! torates, which Rev. Lewis had j Mr. and Mrs. F o. Hynes, .from Mrs. of BarrsvUle and Mr. and ** “ B^dwa.: .« B. otM. .a Jtaa till served.-iObRuary appears on an- Wednesday night until Frl^.7™ To PROTECT You Con»tantly Sunday callers at the home of Mr. Warren Cairns of Doster. Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Houghtolin <bw«iu-p,r.chinr .rrvire. t> as a 1 other I Ing then to Chicago tor a week-end and Mrs. F. E. Brunner were: Mra. Nellie Smith and Mrs. Lindsey of Wo Ineure Hoaaa. HooMhold Good a. and family of Battle Creek spent Nehool, io:4S A- u , Funeral services tor David Moul-j visit. Private Oarages at LOW BATES Thanksgiving wllh Mr. ' and Mrs. h"nr—noo’A,0:M0X'lton89 yf'ars 9 months and 8 Thanksgiving guests at the home Ada Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Relgllng and children of Grand Rapids. Mr. E. L. Houghtolin. -Sunday Nrbool. 10:30 a. M [days, were held from the Methodist iof Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oltliouse were. nnd Mrs. Royden Warner and chllCITIZEN’S MUTUAL | Mrs. Mattie Striker of Hastings —flun.tey Rrhiwl. 11:00 a. M.1 church Friday afternoon wllh bur-! Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wengeier and1 dren and Miss Dora Bangs of Lowell. spent several days with her son. ■ ot T' ji i-rLkw wni',. ,al ln Plewant Hill cemetery Bom 1 daughter and Miss Agnes Batey of Fire Insurance Co. . Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Kopf of Mlddlcid deceaaed and •rtlltlfd to Inherit I Ralpti Striker, and family. l in Richland county. Ohio. "Uncle . Bowne. 408 Kaiamaxoo Nath Bank Bld*. ville. Mr and Mrs. Edward Houvencr T'r7i -°j'-'nplrM ’,,h ni,hl lDavc>" as he was familiarly known.! Mr- and- Mrs. Earl Klug and son A Horae Company Orxaalted 1174. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Adams expect of Detroit and Mrs Henry Myers r^sundor Ne-huui ioioo a. M came with his parents to Michigan Robert of Grand Rapids were Sunn aKC .nelr nomc wltn tncir to make their home wllh their J. L. MAUS, Local R»prea«ntatiT>. of Grand Rapids called on Mr, and | In an ox cart when he wfts only five day afternoon guests at the home !dnUghtcr. Mrs M. Lewis, and family Haatfnga. Mich. FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. ।years of age. They settled In Irv-,of Mr- and Mrs. Victor Sisson. Mrs.if“ _ whlle Mrs. Walter Ickes Friday. E. O. McSberry. Putor. WANTED— -<-uri* Tnulnu.e r»n.Ur Mr. ing township where he has made' Enima Sisson accompanied them | Mlss Stuart spent the RMideact 802 Booth Hutnr St t'laude A H.inm-nd, Houle 2. Ha. | his home since. When' he was 201 home in thc evening, returning -njanjugjving vacation at the home 12 5 | | he enlisted In the 21st Michigan Monday evening. |o( her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. F>IH NA I E Regiment and al the close of the Howard Cress was home from 7,als Yeitcr at Lowell a no. Senior war was honorably discharged., Grand Rapids where he is attendMr and „„ j £ Babbitt enterMr. Few Hewner Phone 724 -F33, ! >Mw. "uncle Dave" had been very active. >nK school, for the Thanksgiving |talned their children and famUlea TIlANKXn'aht -“nd in good health, despite his recess. | Grand Rapids. Lansing and I.OST—One Irhzib uf'eixhl inrh furnace' <ard .la. afi-rn....* 1-el.Unyears, until his last illness which Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilliland of vicksburn on Thanksgiving NOTICB OF MOBTOAOB FORBHarr. Ilonn n-.i.|enee ..t> OLOSUBB. l lasted about nine weeks. He Is sur- Alt» wt're Thanksgiving guests at • — -----------------------------------llaom*. < un lake road. tie.. Il.ieo. JEFFERSON ST UNITED BRETHREN vlved by two daughters. Mrs. F. C. it,M! home of the letter's parents. | CHURCH. MORGAN. . j Tabberer. with whom he made his , M l and Mra. Adam Endres. Mr. .1 Opal Webb and “ Bustus Northrup „ —j IT ... r-v--- u ------- . j . Upfll rtfDU nnu USIU3 nWUMlip Durkee and .d.Udhn'~Ue Cr„k „,a Demdrlu. HuOnly home, and Mrs. Iva Blough of Lan- «nd Mra. Keill. Durkee Lost Female blue ikk t ter.- Darlme. Dnrlene were mimt. n the th. non. .. -n.Unr- sing, one brother. Isaac Moulton. ler guests In eve- enniui spent____ Thanksgiving with Mr. My #r»t experience In the for hualnwa tear rdd Ha. Lane.Oer 130 S. Mar of Irving, and one sister. Mrs'1 >"nR nnd Mrs. Durkee and daugh» at lhe a*e of 13. In ray xbool day* Mr an.l Mr. M> and Mrs. Chas. Harrington and fam­ t» 1 in la ay 30th rear In the far i.ur».i>> Edythe Jones of Sturgis, besides1 ter remained with her mother until full b...... f h.n .elu.ld *..<rd. ily. ■aineaa. My Ion* experience tu *1ven »OH Haf.ir.l <• I1 .. ■ w । nlcces nnd nephews. Out of town Sunday evening, Stuart Draper and family spent children ■ 1 ae an outlet direct to the manufacturer d.nec. -17 Ea.t Ma.li...n SI Waiter ”, l7,'| folks who attended the funeral i Mra Ion Shepherd and Helen. Mr. Thanksgiving with relatives in Bat­ nd able to buy cf dealera aa veil a< I Mr. J 15 '. 1 rappera. I handled 18.000 rata In one rhlldrrn. were Mrs Iva Blough and Miss ’ “nd Mrs Chum Wolcott, Miss Lou­ tle Creek. aoutb laat year It will pay you to lie W AN |'U> .......... .x. ,t ......... .Thelma Peck of Lansing: Mr. and lsc w»>cott and Robert Relgler. all with nmtorvtiek an r.m r . ... m ■ r .1 e before telling. The plac* to meet Thc Morgan store is to change board .ihill «.r.. Ii.q .re 404 W our hunter and trapper frlcnda. The Mrs. Reuben Wolcott of Woodland; ,of Charlotte, were guests of Mr. and hands again. This time It Is to go to no p Gr.n.l after -. „'d,a I - .< nd In* fur aud hide dealer ot Barry tmal. :> o» P M . preaching." Mr and Mrs. Clarence Texter, John Mrs. L. R. Wolcott and J. P. H. .a Mr. Hilton ot near Allegan and he cunly. Ona block north of Hutlnxa foil KENT I'u.. rmrm tor i aUooal Bank. Texter. Mrs. Etta Blough. Mrs Gor- Kenyon Thanksgiving, rn-nt and luiurel rance »t CHURCH OF THE NAZAPENE. will take possession Thursday. Mr. ■rtrn hiiriitreil ilnil, " r i'.'s don Edmonds and son. and Lewis Rcv August Nagler of Evart call- Draper nnd family are moving toi,dollar* Innuln* a< 3VI N RroMla and wwaty' lol Slsson of Hastings: Mrs. Hazel Glenn cd 0,1 Mr “nd Mrs F. E. Brunner Grand Rapids In lhe same neigh-|i>r. I'olt HALE- L.r.-. >•• . . <, ■•e>..c. ...w ■ > 1.1 rlu. b. (-..I.. ■ E..L i<> n and son of Burlington: Mr and Friday afternoon enroute to South borhood they lived five years ago At... nine ear. ar. 1 Sl.r An An A. A. Ah A. A. ▲ ▲ A. A. A. A. ta Mrs. Wilbur Harris and the Miv<". Havc,ri tor a few days' visit with el.ea[. 'tV;n<ir Dudte. Pearl and Doris Reuter of Grand *John Na«ler nnd family. H.rk.rry forrera. ’ fora. the arrlinHl ORDER OF PUBLICATION, kindr foil .-ALE Se.eral Hol.lei Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Newman spent rbole amount ot prlnof Mlrhican. lb. Probata L'ua ••mn Abo atu.uf 15 e efpal ( Mr and Mra. Victor Bison «nd 0''?"^!"". oI | W.imlu. I'l...ne 717 -F EMMANUEL CHURCH (Eplacopal). | daughter. Roberta’, were in Grand Addl and Mary 81n‘ For preapt. ■Sklent and eonrteont serv- FOH MI.E-G.rl‘. coal ..re B«». J. A MeNultT. D. D.. RaeUt. iee in the riaoval of borM>. cattle and rendition and two .ilk r ere Hm.oe F Rapids on business Monday after-I -niankMivlrar eueste nt th. hnm.; •••■' 32S W. C.ntar Bl.—Tel. 253B. abeeo FREE ot charse caU JAMES WII. ..re Itat 325 T fftah borne i,„ .» i> LIAMS a. R No. 5. Haetlna* Tele­ Follow your true de.irr. and plan....... noon and were supper gueste of Mr i „r rJanX1<2 •J KIST HHIH .freely..n larcr room rrl« and Mrs Earl Klug ol Dr “nd Mrs H 6 Wfdel were. phone 717—F2 Xepre»entshc A'' Ruh r n , .. । Mr- and Mrs. Jacob Gless and Far- . .* KALAMAZOO BENDEBINO PLANT S.raer. Bqrt U Brayton, daughter. Mrs ! reli Anderson of Bowne ! K i-fcZU We pay. the telephone char«n. Call Collect Foil SALE IVedtnc .l«>a nulher, 5 Hub «^?’e!.i,OuJ‘nwRnd >Ver 8on' C,ar'‘ Mr nnd Mrs. Ralph Stuart, son n Mr. ...wa Will .di or trade 2U month. Mr nl.l Oucrnaer l.illl f .r l|..|. . ... or Mr ence. all of Watervliet, were Sun-. Ralph, and daughters Loma June' "'r'1, Mr. ham hi.IL .•'■-la.lian .1 tn lea north of nyn«^ h0®e ®f Frank‘and Betty, with Bob Whitney spent Will .j 7. prlit.on th. TO ACCOMMODATE OUR CUSNa.hr rile M... 12 5 D. Brayton Other Sunday visit-, Thanksgiving with Mrs, Stuart's f'*’" < f" Krill TOMERft we will pay HfGHEST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHUBCH S' MIS5CS1 Marle L' John‘ f*01’1®- Mr and Mra Lewis YelterJ '"rCARD MARKET PRICE for your Livealock son and Mary Paul, and Mr. Her- at Lowell. 11",."! m2 °L°r‘An» Rap‘da-and Mr and I Mra Cllttle Roush accompanied „ " every Tuesday al Freeport Stock WAN rEll - lirll.l .■llidr neat h.m.e Mrs. Ray Allgeo of Vanderbilt. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Mishler and1 fc ' Yards. kr.wi for a f ni.1v of two niu«t be of lea o Mobile a<ed k-n. i A vcU of s°rrow settled over this 'laughter. Gwendolyn, of South I Hrr-i. ALLEN BEIILER. l..d. rreferred t'larener Kinne. Ila. nr* D,'r community Saturday forenoon! Bowne to the home of Mr. and Mrs., ______ Alli 12 5 llllon OWEN STECKLE, Mgr. when word spread that Earl Rog- John Mishler at Grand Rapids WOI Lit LIKE Io trade a rouple head nt 9—10:00 Rifat. ■ fat pa.tnr Top irK^Thr*cra had suddenly passed away. Mr. Thursday for a Thanksgiving din-' ■ ale a »....n* Iturrr ator-k ho* Wr.*ht ■r.crti.i'c • Rogers had made his usual run on ner. Other members of the Roush 1 30 P. M . eti Paulk Nellie 0. DoLona. a'mul ........ nr.r> Frank Haw n Hbe milk route and liad returned family and friends who were pres-it>, 1 bttu Na.h.lllr Mkb. Phone 57 F13 ’’.“rmon hotnc- wh«ra he split some wood ent were: Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler. 1'•> M , HIM, 3 OO P | He then left tor the cemetery where daughters. Helen. Lillian, Eleanor a .1 kSTRIb T- h. ar from anyone ha. in* : Grand I.ed*e, Mlihl.. > rm he was in charge of the work of lev- “nd Donna, and sons. Howard and , • nt Probate. frrr-l ‘ jZnn’r- He'.nnld?" IirIt'..nJ 12*5 ■ line.. *om 3 274; Mr and el,n* lhe ,ot5 “nd landscaping. He Norval. Mr. and Mrs Marvin Tha-1 — M ANTED A Dur»- .fork ho* one ■. . had only been gone from home ten 'er of Freeport. Josie Roush and L . . .. .... 1 -Cichnle arrnm.l 175 Ih. r-r.jerre.| Trark floii.t. Prairieville phon.- 12 5 10’00 A M " -•' wn. X.'X' ' B. A Puli FOH SALK-Malta* traaher with na en 11 00 A JI. r.nr good work hor.e Will take eovr , Rogers was Informed of his death. t®r. Bemadlne. of Charlotte. Mr. !' a. fart payment, al.n bean poda and It seems that he had driven his “nd Mrs. Kyle Stambough and son. ■ on. .traw Phone 33fl« 12 5 । milk truck to the elevator to get' Raymond, of Sunfield. Rev. and I. FOI H ROOM apa rtnie.it Inr rent wafer • race IlLinire 7.35 N M,on. I!: a sack of cement to be used on a' Mrs. Ed. Roush and two sons. LesHr. ..I.a. IUM.lt hulrhra cheap for Every trass we fit la guarnt ‘John1 >8ldewalk repair Job. The men at'lle “nd Melvin, wtth their lady ■ 12 5 antced to bold the rapture lhe etevator noticed his car stop-1 friends of Carson City. Mr. and I. and we.keep It to proper adjped on the cross walk, the engine [Mrs Raymond Watson and two I eo.rd.ti.in Al.o ronmv *!-■• door, and com JunUncnt for you. Let us show | still running,butnot seeingEar)1 children of Bay City. Mr. andMrs |' Mr. A..r...l. Cb.m you tha New Akron Truss | began to look for him. Whilethey I Frank Martin and daughter, Mr. |. «rt>. of Delton 12 5 r tneehne .nil lllblr ,<u4y Thur.da were thus engaged another patron “»d Mrs. Kenneth feature •'Selective Pressure 1 FUR SAI.F C..ri elalk. Faulkner of! b, roll- writ iybt al 7:30 at lhe ehurrti Ooatrol**. Nothing else Ilka C. Aller.luic, Ha.tinxa. drove up and in passing the milk I Grand Rapids and Addison Erb of; ’ BT. JOHN'S LUTRBRAN MIBd&X. tt. Wo are exchulve repretruck glanced Inand saw him ly- Elmdale. |, 1-IANO Tl NlNt:--EatH-et .mln at rewMntaUvao. ing on the floor. Dr. Wedel was1 Mr and Mrs. Roy Nagler and ..maMr eh.rte. Hatt.farllnu rueran called at once and pronounced him I daughter. Kathryn had as their ' -'1 Rr.ldenee 135 E The Pre»cription Drug Store n-cd st E T Wood 12 5 dead, death being Instantaneous. I Thanksgiving guests, Mrs Nagler’s Phillipa a. A. L,BARKER, from a heart attack. The body was1 tether. R W. Moulton, her sister, HASTINGS MICHIGAN removed to the Lester undertaking Mrs p 8. Wodall. and husband, COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS rooms and later to his home. Much and their daughter. Florence FOR SALE-11 vearlin* t.uern.er sympathy te expressed tor the heart- Skooch, all of Muskegon Heights. , j'"rK? 'W- ■tl.o Guerntrr helfrra F Heal. A Son. Ad 1931 broken wife, daughter and father.' Florence remained tor the Thanks­ Lacey telephnne 12 5 . Although Mr. Rogers had only lived1 Kiving vacation. • Frida i.i*M COLDS wanted 'hone 3C45*or 728 F. in Freeport a few years he had Mla» Helen' Earl. Milan Reeves', etdrrtr t.dr <tra«.l St many friends here. At the time of and Lawrence Gardner of Smyrna Krlrknrd. Hcha.lr WANTEU—Man n help do chore, for hli death, he was a member of the called at the Rev. Loomis home Sun-1' FEVER ILrr. John McKibben 1>-ll n SXle"1 village council, the school board day afternoon, and Miss Ethelyn' 12 5 and an officer of Harmony I. O. O. F*1-1 accompanied them home aftWtNTEIi- Man r l.ov to tin chore, for OH Andrew LIQUID ■ TABLETS HEADACHES F. Lodge. Funeral services will be « a few days’ here. ' Cem r.|I“rF,L. winter. Cooley. labor Haurr farm. phone held at two o’clock this Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dodge and son 18 SO 12-5 afternoon at lhe Methodist church.' Robert of near Reed’s lake, spent FOR RENT f... nice room*.'bath, rice The newly elected officers of the llhanlwgivlng here with Mr. Dodge’s HASTINGS MARKETS •dork from ^ourt bnaw Freeport O. E. 8. arc as follows- father. rOwen '——’ podge, — j wife. and Worthy Matron. Mary Putnam: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parker, son WANTED—Won.* or rirt for hattaework. Worthy Patron, J. E. Babbitt; As­ Victor, and daughter Naomi called । Freeport teleph n* Ha.tln*a, Route 2. Mr. Et Wait Shnhi, labor sociate Matron. Phoebe Fighter; As­ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. j 4 00 sociate FOR SAI R—Ram "ulief ram and Rhino Patron. Omo KnowlesMUhlcr Sunday e-uu.n, evening. They also ---------... luivwKd, ---------• oo.-o-, alley UtoV rain. Phone 7 ■ .—Fll. Ed DeMntt ran Ik.l, ___■ outer. . Secy.. Elnore Whitney; Trees. Polly mtlnel called .on their daughter and 12 5 Parks; conductress, Della Cool; As- MLss Vivian Parker at the Dr. Peck; . sc* uona.. Cond.. Greta Perkins: chaplain, chaplain. ham home. Dourla.., help Rutland Cent. IK T.ihhU . I M Harry. la H.7J Libble Seese; marshal. Helen Lcs-i Dale Beach and Clinton Grow of U,; °to*nut. Margaret Perkins; Belding called on Miss Mta Gaytha >111 s co Adah. Mattle Everhart. Ruth. Lor- Luornte Satujday evening Dr and Wedel ' ahd sm na Know lea. Esther, Lula Nagler; —•* Mn.' If. 8. ...................... POMONA GRANGE }!I? Martha. Lena.Steckle. Electa. Mll- daughters. Martha Jean and Patsy, CARD OF TIIAXK8lie Wolcott; warden. Anna Moore. Mra. Roy Nagler and daughter sentinel. Roy Nagler Mrs Putnam Kathryn were in Grand Rapids Fria, i - t — ——~ —- ■— v, i,>> day. rHl | I .J week making arangemente for the JUn Ferguson seems a Utile betns '.o installation service which will take ter at this writing Mich place tn the near future. I w— • uniwin. .. BTAB ORANGE ’ »' t. Jhe « Misses Pearl---and Doria Reu----------------— their guest, their granddaughter, r»K»» will harr a danra RSto tor of Grand Rapids called on Mrs Miss Geneva Wagner. Mrs. Wagner Harley. TOe hoaheL Emma afternoon. ■w.™. Sisson m.— Saturday -------------------u" Bl prc6ent B parent at Sunshine Buckwheat. I1U c The meeting of men for the pur­ Sanatorium at Grand Rapids. fL pose of organizing a Freeport Mr. and Ttlrs. Harold Overholt of Brotherhood, which was announced near Mulliken called uu on Mr. and tor Monday evening of this week. Mra. Owen Dodge Saturday, lias been postponed until next Mon*--------- ------------------------*■ Mr. and Mro. F. D. Shepherd, Mr. Carried HASTINGS, MICH. day evening, in the basement of the and Mn. Nebaon Dexter and daugh­ TELEPHONE 253p M4‘ aiarT th, year _rUbt.—lecturer. j ______ Jo«l« and Wealey Hall. ______ 8, c» *”.**”• rily CI,T>SHOP early—MAIL early—BUY | Christmas Seals are every man'sI Health U wealth—help yourself— M. E. church- This Is a community ter Vergene, ot Eagle were Bunday organization and every man eigh­ afternoon and evening guesu of Rev. tuberculosis Christmas Seals — philanthropy—buy NOW —Michigan BUY tuberculosis Christmas Seals.— teen years of age or older Is urgent­ F. Loomis and family and attended BANNER WANT ADVA PAT. Michigan Tuberculosis Association. Tuberculosis Association. । Michigan Tuberculosis Asaodatlon. ly invited to attend this meeting. NEW AND USED PARTS for "7 WANTS ALL CARS l“Jpone? unU1 15 MAN WANTED GEO. M. NEWTON Our Service Sul T last use! wou star first neei Inta mar trat wit! his deal lawi poal E. CARDS of THANKS WANTED! EN Ih Furs ind Cjhy ijraaA S m» beg. defl sup A. T O BI A S Dead Stock Removed! Guaranteed Trust Fitting Service An Attractive Bouquet of flowers —isn’t just 'an accident but the re­ sult of painstaking craftsmanship. Blooms must be carefully arranged according to color, shape and size, and the work done with skill. We have had years of experience and special training.in this difficult art. Our growing, cooling and delivery facilities permit us to deliver floral products to you that are fresh and 666 lovely. GRANGE PROGRAMS ' * All orders, large or small, treated with equal courtesy and attention. Clyde Wilcox The Florist it c K P �Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1934 sihmm- sirnwiw । BARRY 00. HEALTH UNIT' DOING THOROUGH AND EFFICIENT JOB ENGINEER HELD 2769 INTERVIEWS DURING YR. Suitable Water and Milk Supplioi and School Con­ ditions Improved 'Hit Banner has mentioned many of the activities of the Barry County Health Department, as shown by its last annual report. Another field ot usefulness is its sanitary work. There is much more to that than people would generally suppose. For in­ stance, during the year doting the first of last July, the sanitary engi­ neer of the department had 2,789 interviews in the course of his work, made 567 home visits and 1802 In­ spection visits, attendance at 80 meetings and distribution of perti­ nent literature. The total mileage travelled by the sanitary engineer in the prosocutton of his work was 10.- all Improvement* voluntarily made, with the result that there were no prosecutions to enforce sanitary regulations. Dr. Kinds gives it as his opinion that this method of dealing with infractions of health laws Is much to be preferred to Im­ posing penalties except In extreme The W. K. Kellogg Foundation, cooperating with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, secured the services ot an under-graduate public health engineer for Ute summer months to engage In special work in the field of sanitation. He reported for duty on June 11 and Immediately began a sanitary survey of the city of Hastings, it Is proposed to secure definite Information about water supply, disposal of body wastes, dis­ posal of refuse, milk supplies and YOU CAN LIVE TO BE 100 (By B. A. Ly Barker) The human mechanism is cap­ able of much longer life than is usually attained. “Three score and ten" could easily become five There are times as life goes on when one feels the Inevitable slowing up. the warning that old age is perhaps Just around the corner. There Is no reason why this should be true. Often enough it is simply a sign that one has been neglecting the most preci­ ous attribute of life—good health. When you feel jaded and a loss of grip on your affairs, pause in the "huriy burly" of your life. Visit your doctor. He will give you his honest opinion and advice that. If heeded, will check and repair the damage caused by neglect. Then have the prescription he gives you filled by a reliable pharmacist. This is the eighteenth of a se­ ries of Editorial Advertisements to appear In this paper each other phases of municipal sanitation by a house to house survey. The in­ formation gathered will bc valuable In undertaking a specific plan of sanitary Improvement, n u hoped that sanitary surveys of the larger villages c( the county can be made In the future. In the work of sanitation, the en­ gineer did work as follows: He made 832 inspections of private.premises; 55 inspections of public premises and required many changes to be made. The work of Inspecting food establlshments, such as restaurants, aoda fountains, meat markets, bakeries and stores, is important Public sentiment Is strongly in favor of clean food establishments, and the better class of such establishments - • to follow ■ ■■ is quick any reasonable suggestion on the part of the sani­ tary engineer. In order to distin­ guish the belter establishments, placards denoting the health de­ partment's approval arc placed in conspicuous places. The points ob­ served on the Inspection are: clean­ liness of premises, screening, venti­ lation. lighting, toilets, hand-wash­ ing facilities, absence of files and methods of handling foods, clean­ liness and sterilization of equip­ ment, etc. A total ot 327 inspections were made. A total of 384 food handlers were Instructed an to prop­ er sanitary methods. A total of 235 Improvements were made In food establishments and 08 such, estab­ lishments were approved. The water which is furnished to a community is an important matter. There arc three approved municipal water supplies in Barry county/ That al Freeport is obtained from a dug well and a tubular well, each 19 feet deep. Tiie Hastings supply is obtained from 17 driven wells, the average depth of which is 57 feet. The Middleville water supply is ob­ tained from springs feeding Into shallow infiltration tile lines. Pre- the cooperation of the United State* I public health service and the Mich­ igan department of health. 13 *eptlc ■ tanks and 29 approved types of out- 1 xr.JKrhS.- re“rt* mpu-k—mw.. Y. M. C. A. ITEMS School sanitation is Important and wcuf tag and transporting the Barry the health department has ipent county delegation of 32 over to Lanmuch o7 1U tta^to iomote tSt thirty-recondjnnual work. Water auppliea are tested for contamination. Attention U given to L.T nUnn K^“°5.,xr,““‘oa ““ Anomer n-ca 1* mat 01 reson sanitation. People come from ocher |localities and from many states to I th® resort lakes of Barry oounty. 1 They have a right to know that I those reiorts are kept In proper sanitary condition, that they have a good supply of pure .water, that proper toilet facilities are available and that the preparation of food is done ta a cleanly, sanitary manner. During lhe year 74 inspection* were made of resorts. in the leveral articles we have written concerning its report it Is dear that lhe Barry County Health J™ ‘ d th * ‘ p~*uon' Four members ot the Older Y group drove to Lansing Saturday rdght for the conference program hearing Dr. R. Hall <M AJbion and Coach Bachman of M. S. C. Welcome Y. M, C. A. group held their meeting at the home of George Lafayette this week Wednesday. C. F. Battje* 1* leader. Next Sunday, the Gideons of Bat­ tie creek are presenting four Bibles to the Barry county jail with a short dedication service in the afternoon. nTJTir doing it thoroughly and efficiently, confuted to lead the Y. M. C- A SOME FACTS ABOUT THE UNIVEB8ITY OF MICHIGAN. The present holding! of the Univeralty in land, buildings, and equipment are extensive. There are over forty principal buildings. The "Old Campas" includes forty acre* of ground, but lhe University has acqulred additional holdings in almost solid frontage on every aldo of its original Campus, and on these addltLono now stand nome of its largeat and finest buildings. The athletic fields, forestry farms, botanical garden*. aborctum. and hospital grounds Include a large acreage in Ann Arbor and Its environs, while the so-called Bogardus Tract of between 3.000 ond 4.000 acre* in Cheboygan county provides for summer work in biology. The libraries of the University on June 30. 1933, contained in the aggregale 874.606 volume*. The perlodicals regularly received numbered 4.740. Thc University's resource* arc Lnventorled at over 852.000,000. of which over 842.700.000 is invested in land*, buildings, land improvements, and equipment. The principal income, however, come* from the treasury of the State of Michigan. Its total operating income for 19331934 was 84.262,811 plus the sum of ’.T0000?. lncomc Ot21?e ontreralty H«P»AlThe eource, ot Income ot lhe DMemuy al the preeem Ume ere the WXJup there. Supt. D. A. VanBu&klrk. Wm. Carmichael, science teacher at Mlddlcville. Rev. s. R. Wurtz of Nash­ vllle and clarence Hackney served as delegation leaders at the Boys' Conference. Hastings Brotherhood, and M. E. churches and the Rotary Club assisted financially in sending delegates to Lansing. A few excerpt* from addresses at the Conference: Political ideas should bc worldwide. . The test of a healthy' mind is to walk right up and face facts, even though they be disagreeable. Propaganda plus profits plus inter­ national Jealousies make a strong pull to get us into trouble. Religion needs rendition and not explanation. We are Junior partner* with God. let's be on speaking terms with our Senior Partner. e Too often we get our facta from folk* who have axes to grind. You cannot change a tradition by preserving it. and there are many bad traditions. » Religion lives in persons and God 1* learned most from people. * • * .-------------t SOUTH BOWNE. Last Week’s Letter. Mn, J. FoortvleliMn. W. T. Duffy .nd ,n yxxnmy ot Gnmd Rapid, „||,d on their parent, Mr. ,nd Mr, H. A. Cramer end family Friday ,n«t» enuner and dauahlcr Edllh accompanied them 1O the city, M. and Mr,. Will MUhlee and daughter Gwendolyn spent .Friday in OrlM M hIrs John p «“«• daWMer B«mce spent Saturday In Haatlns, ^e guests of Mr. and Mra. C. A Wi­ bert and Mr and Mr8 Verne p^. tlce ttichola, Cramer attended the tu„,„lot hu termer mhoolmau. Don•“ ITday attemoon. Mr. and Un. John Thaler and S?tle ^ouu> ot “ y,qn MhhWy Mr and Mrs w w norHe» Bunday guests of their sister. Mrs. Jennie Pardee. It being her birth- places show that the supply is ample and the water safe. At Nashville untreated, polluted Thomapple river water Is pumped into the village mains. Fortunately the majority of the residents are aware of the danger of the supply and depend on private wells for wa­ ter used for drinking and domestic use; but a constant danger faces small children and strangers and in­ different citizens who can be found in any town. The state health de­ partment will undoubtedly require Nashville to secure a safe water supply. A good deal of inspection work has been made of other water supplies especially those at resorts, etc. Public water tupplles would In­ clude schoolhouses and hotels. A •ludeni tee,, hospital pallenla tee, Inspections were made lumdforhmpltalwppononlyl.and the interest on the fund created ____ supply is very Important. from the proceed, ot the orlalnM The health department has inspect­ federal land grant. The University ed every dairy in the county, making lS‘f,l?t5.1Ma'"“m65r.o'aPd'“U5 many requirements which have been eaUMWred emlowmenl tunda « ot followed by the owners. A total of the income of which is restrtttad to 200 Inspections of dairies were made the purposes specified by the donors. during the year—not that there are such as professorships, scholarship*, that many dairies, but ‘nspeetton* .Indent loan,, publication, lhe purwere made at different times. The chaw ol lllwr boot,, cue ot hoe.t"1 • import goes on to state there has P 2,. The University ot Michigan was been Improvement In thc sanitary rounded in Illi In Detroit, movin, conditions of the county's dairies. to Ann Arbor m 107 that The closing word on this subject is time it has not only developed os follows: "Pasteurized milk is safer than soundly as a center of instruction; raw milk produced under like con- tarenSttoSL*^tamcSl>^aa!hSali^? .tCniat ^nal,dlsUn5tXlp cati The7 question of sewags disposal is taken up Ln the report. Hostings Is commended for what it has done Ln providing a sewage disposal plant. ffw.i ii7. Sewage at Nashville Is emptied into the™ the Thomapple river below the vil­ there are 210 Instructors, 194 assistlage. Freeport Is only partly t209 P1®*®®®0™- „ , . . sewered and the sewage is dis­ The living graduates on Octtfcer 1. charged Into the Coldwater river. Middleville depends on private sep­ tic tanks and outside privies. With •rihnuJr CepyrixbL We cjttCTd Mrs Mln*rd our ,lne<re *yn>P*^>ln the death of hcr husband. Rev. Lewis. lands-Porto 4?' a,nd O7 GET YOUR CAR READY for Winter Driving! YOU NEED Winter Cold Test Oil— You need Winter Grease in the trans­ mission, rear axle, front wheels and steering gear. We carry Different Kinds of Grease to Properly Lubricate Your Car ! AS LOW-AS On Exchange! ' ftnd CUrence VanPatten I0181?11 accompanied Will Mishler to Has- Burton Anderson of Traverse City spent the week end in the Warner borne. Mary Hatton, Monday afternoon. Mrs. Hatton 13 somewhat improved being abe to alt up a little. Mrs. Walter Duffy, daughter Nora Ann, the Misses Beulah and Mary Cramer spent Bunday afternoon with Harry Cramer and family. Mrs, Cramer and Edith who have been visiting in the city since Friday 'came home with them. Mra. W. H. Pardee accompanied :Mra, Elmer Shaeffer to the Menno- Thanksgiving Mr. and Leon Wood of with Trowbridge. Mr Mrs. and wm- Honman, Mra. A. T. Mra. Prank Brown of Grand Rapid* were alio there. Bert Brown* had a. guerta for Thuraday, Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Case Of Traverae city. Harold and LewU Brown of Flint and Mra. Ethel Bhultera and family of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mra. Case remained until Bun«Ki aora. remouwo uuw ouu C^,urch • quilling at-Mrs. Elmer Shaeffer's Mra. Lydia Karcher rematned for a few days. ‘nd “d « .wettame Ctomera spent Sund*Y *llh Mrs. Estella Rosler and ™X2»eT. Halton. H being Hattoo'l girt birthday. Dorothy nrouard of South Haven was home for the week end. Despite the atormy weather a fair abed crowd of Farmm' club memben gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Flower on Baturday. The next meeting will be held wtth Mr. and Mra. Eli Lindsay. Dorothy and Robert Ford had as Thanksgiving dinner gueata, Mr. and Kn Ala MUtr .ml HenrUlU •!» Mrs. Ford's grandmother. Mrs. Clare Blackman and Clark Mr- and MriDaniels of H“tlnga Mr^and Mrs. Bill SchuUx PINE LAKE. On Thanksgiving Day Mr. and Mrs. Claud Champion entertained fourteen relatives from the vicinity of Paw Paw at a family dinner. In Vleck of Paw Paw and Roy Von Vleck of Wyoming were also guests. Mr .nd Mn. John Roon RW>1 nl“ — LACIT. PRESENT POflTRAIT OF JUDGE KNAPPEN His Picture Now Hangs on Wall of Federal District Court Boom M STATE ROAD. daughter, Neva Thaxton (local), Mr. Hastings friends were interested in the account published in lhe Grand Rapids Herald <5f the presen­ tation to the United States district court of Grand Rapids of a fine por­ trait of the late Loyal E. Knappen. painted by a well-known artist. Mr. Knappen was for several years Judge of the United States district court and later was named by President Toft as a federal circuit judge of the federal court of appeals. Judge Knappen was bom in this city, graduated from the public schools and then from the Univer­ sity of Michigan. He returned to Hastings and taught in the high school here for a time. While serv­ ing as a teacher he also studied law with one of the pioneer lawyers of Hastings. Mr. James A. Sweezey. He was admitted to the bar. practiced for some lime and was then'elected prosecuting attorney of this county, making a wonderful record in that office. He then formed a partner­ ship with the late C. H. Von Arman. This firm practiced here for several IRVING. years. Mr. Knappen next became Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and associated with his brother-in-law, | Mra. Gerald Burgduff were. Mr. and Wm. J. Stuart Ln the practice of law I'Mrs. Mrs. Marshall Marshall Pierce Pierce and and family family of of In Grand Rapids. Later he became Dowling and Mra. Annie ptrec of the leading member of an outstand­ Delton. .. ing law firm in the Valley city. He Mr. and Mra. William Schenkel had a long and honorable career in spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and his profession and was an outstand­ Mrs. Burle Qilletle of Middleville. ing member of the bar In western Mias Lillian Sowerby was home Michigan. His son. Stuart Knappen, from Chicago for Thanksgiving. Is now one of Grand Rapids' promi­ Mra. Lucretia Benham is visiting nent attorneys. at Richland Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Wilcox enterDuring the long professional ca­ reer of Mr. Knappen—always called tained Mr. and Mra. Klrt Wilcox of "Eddie" by his Intimate Hastings Coats Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoonan of Hastings and Mr. and friends—he was loyal to every client, but scorned any effort to aid a client Mra. Wm. McCann on 'Rianksgivlng. Mr. and Mra. Ray Perry of 8L by other than honorable and lawful methods. He despised professional Johns spent Thanksgiving at J. M. i Perry's and on Bunday Mr. and Mra. fair, dignified and straightforward. Ralph 811 vernail, also of St. Johns He was recognized as one of Michi­ were their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Wert Schiffman gan’s greatest lawyers. It is there­ fore fitting that his portrait now.. from near Freeport were Sunday graces the walls of the federal dis­ callers at DeU Schlffman's. - Mra. Anna Lampson entertained trict court room. . her son, Glen, and his little boy from Grand Haven one day recently. BRANCH DISTRICT. The Dorcas Society of North Mapld Grove will meet at the home EAST CUN LAKE. of Mr. and Mrs Vincent Norton Frank Harper spent Thursday at the Gene Harper home In Plain­ Thursday, Dec. 13. for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton. Mr. well. Clayton Hauser and friends of nnd Mrs. Keith Norton and Bar­ bara were Thanksgiving guests of Grand Rapids called at the John Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hall in Bat­ 'Crawford home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Andrews tle Creek. Mrs. Keith Norton stayed lhe following for for a few days' visit with relatives. entertained Mrs. Mabel Parks of Augusta is Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Crawford. Carl Bheerin, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crawford and and family for a few days. blCAl Try thia exceptionally good coal. IT’S CLEAN IT HOLDS FIRE LONGER. ITS LOW IN ASH IT’S EVERYTHING you can expect from ter Coal. Ask for it “Cuatom Furnace Coal” REGAL FORREST JOHNSON PHONE 2370 <«>? WMnnd., —through the columns of this news­ since this bank was established, it paper, inviting you to’ become a will be fourfd that its policy of help- member of our big group of satis­ • ful service has been consistent, and that it has been as accommodating fied patrons. We feel justified in asking you to as a conservative bank could be. make this your home bank because We feel we have made a real con of the nearly half-century record of tribution to the welfare of this corp splendid service rendered to the munity and its people. public by this institution. (Signed:) Looking back over the 48 years DEPOSITS INSURED y ' tmaw 8choe"lx£P * C"1100 wUh hU corn husking. AMm EMh M M. B. O. lhe weex ena at nome. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation j $5000 WASHINGTON, D. C. for'each 'depositor $5000 *r. ■ Word from the Walton hunters lo- ra"“ Richard A. Burd. Maple Grove Phone 2121 Hastings week Thursday with Hattie Stevens, Wayne E. Gates, Cloverdale Rose and Grace Miller as ’dinner Alice E. Kuiss, Kalamazoo... committee. ...... ‘ Albert B. Sneaihen. Lowed 24 --------------- ------------ *111 now thcln Betty Taggart.- Hastings .............. ,17 December meeting Friday - evening 7....................................................... ' of this week. Ervin Miller and Clyde Kesler spent Sunday InsCoraJ. Michigan. with the latter’s sister,* Mrs. Ed. Wsavtr, and family. HASTINGS WE BRING THIS BANK TO YOU EACH WEEK Mutual Telephone Comnay will be but rain and more rain. held in tha Jones hall Monday afttirgMHM •moon. December 10. The Union u “ tL^un£ FORD DEALERS m Mr. and Mrs. Ashley entertained company Thanksgiving Day from Battle creek. Caledonia and Mrs. Edd. Dilble and Mrs. MatUe White of Hastings daughter of Allegan. bcrcukuis visited her sister, Mrs. Lucy ColeJacob Harshbarger spent Thurs­ day at the Morris Ehle home in By purchasing the I ■Mr. and Mrs Eldon Matthews nnd Wayland. Mr. Dcmond automat family spent Thanksgiving with his a member of the Ords sister and family in Jackson, Willis Bayne of Caledonia visited go spent Thursday night at the Ray hb daughter. Mr. and Mrs Dick Crawford home. Slocum. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Nun and fam* Friend* here were grieved to hear Uy spent Thursday at the Pau) button to the annual sal of the sudden death ot Lewis Abbey. Mr*. Abbey was one of our home "If Michigan midenta girls here, being born and raised in BRANCH DISTRICT. _ I this vicinity. AU extend sympathy to Rev. W. H. Canfield, who is help- 1 her and the sons In their loss. ing in revival meetings at the South 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller enter­ Maple Grove church, brought the 1First seal Buyer* have shewn tained Mr. and Mrs. James Sothard message at the North church Bdn- 1 to a game supper Friday evening. totals Association and its day rooming. Several of the ladles of our rood Former Congressman Ketcham 1 attended a surprise on Mrs. Eva Rowley of south Hastings Saturday Friday evening. evening. A very enjoyable time was Mrs. Allen Sage was home from had by oil. Ypsilanti for a few days but re­ dent of the Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Ward Baine of Has­ turned to her work at tha hospital tings spent Sunday with Mr. and at that place. Mrs. Robert O'Connor and Mrs. The Dorcas Society of North MaThe first infections of tubei Mary O'Connor. .ple Grove was well attended at the loaLs give warnings known onlj Mrs. Clifton Becker has been sick nome of Wm. Guy. Proceeds. 813.05. the tuberculn test and x-ray fll thc past week but is on the gain ■ Mr. and Mrs. John Howell ittre made possible In Michigan by —. I in Lansing Sunday afternoon vlsltLawrence Strickland spent his . ing relatives. —Michigan Tuberculosis week end vacation with Ills parents, in Carlton. family called at Emery Kime's of pleasant Valley Friday evening Eleanor -n^rTw^Spbeil and Joan Horton of Grand Rapid* the Union, the District of Columbia, al . T BATTERIES PART THE HASTINGS BANNER Throw tuberculosis for a losa with a genuine tuberculosis ClirUtmas Seal on the back of your holiday mail—Michigan Tuberculosis Asaoelation. Hastings City Bank Telephone 2103 > Hastings, Mich Officers and Directors. �THt HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER I, IBM 'JSL------------------- daughter of Hartings spent Thanks­ giving day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber and family and Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Landon of East Carlton spent Sunday there. ' MT. and Mrs- Leo Barry called on been hired to do the janitor work-to Mr. and Mr*. Etea Carlin of North lhe community hall for thia year. Broadway Bunaaymmlng. Funeral service* were held Tues­ day afternoon at Henton ’* funeral THREE COENEBS home for Clarence Willison who wa* Mr. and Mn. Louis Everdecn of found dead In the road Sunday Lansing. Mr. and Mrt. Elmer Wal­ Herbert WenalofT came home last teat morning by one of hl* neighbor?. We are glad to hear that Mr*. advised by government experts that ters and family of Ionia, Mr. and • over 80 present. The committee is. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Cumming* Mrs. Floyd Walters and family of thc tax is responsible for only one- week after spending the past year Ward Green U gaining so rapidly.; Mr* Belle Barnum, Mr*. Beatrice who have their summer ixxne at Grand Rapid*. and Seth Cook of Mis* Helen Felghner of Nashville’ Dunning and Mrs. Lola Flower*.fourth of the average two-cent rise in lhe stale of Wyoming. _____________________ Mr. and Mr*. Willis Kantner and is working for her. in price of a loaf ot bread. Mr. and Mr* John Adams and Beechwood. WaU Lake, are staying Bedford spent Thanksgiving with Tt>e farmer was getting an average daughter of Hartings and Guy daughter. Mra. Lei* William*, spent with Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Stan­ Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Walter* and fam­ ton for a couple of months, then ily. of U cent* a bushel for wheat In Kantner and family spent Thank*COATS GROVE. one day last week in Battle CreekOctober 1834, a* compared to a farm ’ giving with Mr. and Mra. Levi The L. A. 8. meet* this week■ Mr* Ella Cadwallader and her they will go to Florida to spend the Mr. and Mr*. Claude A Hanunond price of 33 cents a bushel In Feb- ------------Kantner. Thursday at Mrs. Blanche Bayne's son. Floyd and famDy. of Harting* and family were Thanksgiving guest* Mr. and Mr*. Solomon Stanton en­ of the former's sister and brother­ ruary 1833 At the same time, the Mrs F. C. Wing will have charge spent last week Tuesday with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hershberger tertained their two sons. Mr. and and family of Indiana, Mr. and of the program. and Mrs. John Adams. in-law. Mr. and Mra. Lee Hubbard Mrs. Annie pierce spent Thanks­ Mrs. Gordon Blanton and two chil­ of Rutland. Rose Marie remained Mra. Jay Dltman of Detroit. Mr. The remainder of the increase in and Mrs. Wm. Strong and baby of T. A. to enjoy thc chicken supper giving with her daughter at Irving. dren of Johnstown and Mr. and Mrs. for a visit returning home Saturday Chester Banghart, Leon Doster. Dewey Stanton and daughter of afternoon. Jackson and Miss Glenna Blocher and program put on by the Wel­ William Smith. Russell Mott and Kalamazoo, Thanksgiving. and' friend of • HollAnd spent come people. Misses Ruth and Rrtlia Robinson ---------------- e s---------------cents for other ingredient* and for Thanksgiving wllh Mr. and Mrs. of Hasting* spent Thanksgiving and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haight were Roger William* were all lucky to FRAIfUEVlLLE. labor. The farmer who signed a Harrison Blocher. bring home deer from their north­ In Grand Rapids Wednesday to at­ Mr. and Mra. Elmer Doud had for over the week end with their par­ wheat contract i* getting the aver­ Mr and Mr*. Torrence Townsend tend the funeral of a relative. ern hunting trip. ents. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Robinson age price for wheat, plus thc benefit entertained forty-seven of ber rela­ Mrs. Blanche Richard* and family dinner guest* Thanksgiving Day. fif­ . The Sunday Schqol elected offi­ entertained about thirty relative* teen relative*, all bringing well fined and family. payment which is made from money tives to dinner Thanksgiving day. bosket*. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Doud. Mr. and Mra. Edw. Walters called collected by the processing tax. Tin* Laird Wot ring of M. 8. C. spent cers Sunday for lhe coming year and friends tor a Thanksgiving din­ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Doud and on Mrs. George Smith of Middleville as follows: Bupt . Mrs, F. C. Wing; gives the wheat grower about Si.10 Thanksgiving day with his parents. ner. Sunday family from Oonvl*. Mr. and Mrs. Asst., Arthur Richardson; Secy., for the same wheat which sold for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wotring. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Terry of James Hammond of Detroit wa* a Mr and Mrs. Harry Sandbrook Freda Smith; Treas., H. A. Wood­ Litchfield and Mire Golda Town and Addson EX>rrin and family from Au­ and children spent Thanksgiving map; choristers, Paul Woodman lady friend-of Camp Custer spent gusta. Mr. and Mn Karl Norris and Thanksgiving day caller at lhe home The margin between 32 cents and a ------------------------ --------------family from Doster. Mr. and Mrs oa,hta parent*. Mr. and Mrs- Claude gl.10 enables many farmers to pay i with Mr and Mr*. Thomak Sand- and Mafgaret Kelsey; pianist*, Ma­ the week end with Mr. and Mrs Bernard Lamoreaux and children A- Hammond. rian Woodman and Mrs. Floyd Wade Town and family debts whch have been hanging'o\er' brook at Blanchard. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beuhler nnd Mrs. Helen Pennock and children from Richland. toem for years and to buy clothing. • Mrs. Forrest Christian and Mr. Clutn; librarians. Cleon Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Castle. Mr. and family ot Muir called at the Edw. rquipment, and furnishing* that arc and Mrs. Owen Smith spent Thurs- Anna Moe Dunigan. The Sunday and Mrs. Bertha Adams were Kala­ through the mazoo shopper* Friday. Mra. M*ry Mrs. Roy Castle and Charlene enter­ Waiter* home Sunday. turned out by city factories. A por- day and Friday in Ohio and attend- School has given tained Mr. and Mra. Jay Porter and classes to the Red Crore work for Olenn Grlnold. Mr. Miller and Shedd and Mrs. Leda Harrington lion of the two cent rise in bread ed lhe funeral of the latter’* aunt price* also goes to employees of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Manker of Irv- the coming year. were shoppers there Wednesday. ■ daughter Gladys from Mu*keson. friend of Lansing spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hayward Russell Porter from Detroit. Mr. and H. A. Woodman and daughters, bakeries who are city residents. ing. Mrs. Chapton of Grand Rap­ Mrs. John Vanderbrook and daugh­ The agricultural adjustment pro- Ids. Mr. and Mra. Lee Haze) of Lake Ruth and Marian, spent Thanks­ have moved Into Mrs. Helen Scha­ ter Oetha of Kalamazoo. Mr. and pam is based upon the theory of in-1 Odessa. Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Lu­ giving in Ohio returning Sunday fer's bouse. The L. O. O. M. will meet with Mr*. Caulun Hughe* of North Pine freezing prices of farm product* to ca* and Edward Thompson and evening. The former visited around Henry Benson lhe point where any of the products | family were Thanksgiving guest* Greenville while the girls went on Mra. Hattie Whittemore Thursday Lake and Mra. Thanksgiving. trill buy the aanie amount of good*' of Mr. and Mrs. E. Lucas. lo Dayton and took a trip to Cin­ aftembon. Dec. 27. Mr. and Mr*. D. N. Honeywell's cinnati and they all visited in Union Mr. and Mra. Leon Pennock enter­ Thanksgiving guests were, Mr. and tained their father. Addison Pen­ City. Ind., on Sunday. Mr* Frank Arndt, Mrs. Bertha Rev. E. 8. Thompson will preach nock and Mr. and Mrs. John Arndt, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Honey­ here next Bunday morning at lhe Adams for Thanksgiving. well of Dowagiac, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mr*. Harry Wertman usual hour. Philip OTOoie and daughter and Mr. and Mra. Khk Wilcox spent spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. Opal Honeywell of Battle Creek and Thanksgiving with relatives in Irv­ and Mr* Oliver Wcrtman tn the Rev. and Mrs. Harold Honeywell of Doud district. ing. Byron. The latter two remained Mr. and Mr*. George Eddy spent Mr. and Mra. Russel) Demond ahd until Saturday. Kenneth spent Thanksgiving at from Friday until Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrt. Jake Johmon enter­ friends at Pontiac. Willard Demond*. tained Ml** Jennie Van Hee ot Mr. and Mrs Jay Wilkinson The Club meet* next week Wed­ Richland and Wayne Palmuticr nesday with Mr*. Mattle Townsend spent Thanksgiving day with thrtr Thanksgiving. and Mrs. Bertha Case will be the daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Fannie Jackson ha* returned Barton Cortright. at Kalamazoo leader of a Qhristma* program. Mr. and Mra. J. L. Daniel* enter­ from a visit with her sister, Mra-, Nora Doyle, of Otsego. tained the Hughes family for NORTHWEST THORAPPLE. Mr. and Mr* Will Norris called on Thanksgiving dinner. Don't forget lhe 50th annlveriary Mrs. Mary Burges* and Mrs Ray Parker of Hickory Corners Bun­ of the Parmelee M E church FridAy. day. Mr. Parker Is very 111 Dec. 7th. Pol luck dinner at noon. Maude Zerbell of Hastings spent Those who spent Thanksgiving | Wednesday afternoon with Mr* clay away were. Mr. and Mrs. Silas , Irene Harrington. erybody Invited. Doster. Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hyde | Mr. and Mrs Dunn and jar*, Mrs nvcrciv Everett owckics Swegles uuu and Mr. ano - , Von — — , - enter... .and George were guests ot Mr. and । Archie Kermeen of Hastings and tained Wednejwlay eVening .with a , HASTINGS PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Kermeen and Pedro party in honor of ‘^‘r uncle ,Mr*. Robert Brown and daughter; ' son John (focal) were Sunday guest* and aunt. Mr. and Mre John (Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKibbln and > children. Mr. and Mrs. William Meof Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kermeen of Wisconsin, who C*me fast with Kibbln and son. Miss Viola McKlb- I Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Thoma* of! the Dunn* when they returned from , bln were guest* of Mr. and Mrs Galesburg and Mr. and Mrs. Verne ■ lher hunting expedition. Mr. and ( George McKibbln of Cloverdale. Thoma* and Birge spent Sunday MrJ Earnest Bradfield of Mrs Ethel Stebben* wentvWi|dnes-1 —j Mrs. ^.7: ------------and ..a Bend. Ind., were also guests at the with Mr. and Otis »» Morgan day returning Thursday evening to party. Lola. the guest of her daughter. Mr. Mr. and Mrt. L. N Bush enter­ be Mr. and Mrs Earl Kenneen ac­ and Mra. Winslow Martin, of Hick- j tained the following guests tor companied their daughter Fern back ory Corners. to Battle Creek Friday, she having Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and Mp ' Mr and Mra. George Woods and Chas. Gaskill. Hastings; Mr. tgxl , spent Thanksgiving at home. They family spent Thursday with Mr. and also called on Mrs Kermeen* moth­ Mrs. B. F- Gaskill and son Bernard. :Mrs. Sam Page of Quimby. Kalatngzoo. Mr and Mrs. Elmer er. Mrs. Jack Snyder, of Shultz Mr. and Mrs. Verne Calthrdp were Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hilton and Mr. Gaskill and son Charles of Albion; guests of their daughter. Mr. and Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Brown and I^ah | and Mr*. Roy Hilton of Grand Rap­ Mrs. Paul Nagel, of Gull lake id* were Sunday evening guest* of Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Olney Adams and sons.; kill. Delton. Mr and Mra Ferri* Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davidson and The Social club will meet with Gaskill and three son* of Chicago; am cline SwXv , Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd OsskUI and lour family spent Thursday with relatives HcSl Ncunun Is very nd wiq. Ichlldlen o( Do.llnii; .nd Rev and at Bellevue and Portello going Wed­ Hirers ol Uie stnmsch. Mrs W»rom Bro«n M H’l*™ !nesday and returning Thursday eve­ We are sorry to hear Mrs. George* The Ladies Aid Bazaar will be ning. the daughters remained until Sunday. Krul 1* no better and 1* going to Ann held in the^ c Mr. and Mra. W R. Norris were I1 nesday. Dec. 5. Program afternoon afternoon Arbor for treatment tote week. guest* of Mr. and Mra. E. A. Parker Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Allen and son and evening and family of Hasting* Thursday. Ml*s Maxine Henton of Ann Arbor 1 Richard and father. Scott Scher. Mr. and Mra. Vaughn Mott re­ Carbon causes sluggish, knocking motors. wood spent Sunday with the for­ waa home for over Thanksgiving. from their hunting trip In Our teachers and pupils in the turned ■ mers nephew. Mr. and Mrs Glenn North Sunday night. ' Barry township school* enjoyed a I the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ketchum of Allen of Grand Rapids. vacation from Wednesday night un­ Kalamazoo called on Mrs. Jennie til Monday morning. MARTIN CORNERS. The Delton Community Club will Norris and Lucy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Barry and Miss Frances Doster of Hastings family were Thanksgiving guest* of hold their next regular meeting spent a few days of last week with Mr and Mrs. Em Todd of the Cen- Monday night. December 10 Mr. and !her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John DoaMrs Chas. Harrington and Mr and IS MMX PAST JI Miss Louise Wotring of Laming | ' DELTON. a* it purchased in previous years. <nj0 Qlrt*. t£eir guard-J • The demand for U»e*c good* keep* spent Thursday and Friday with |un*. their mAhers'and the Ctxn3 factory wheel* turning and furnishes Miss Betty Wotring. OF PRICE OF BREAD employment for many people. Rev. and Mrs. Harley Townsend mil tee of Delton district, met at the and family spent Thanksgiving with Cabin at Camp Kltapawa with Mrt. Hifher Receipts From Farm SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Mr. and Mr* Dale Townsend at .Grace Lobdell. the guardian, at the I. H. Eddy and son, Wllilam. took , Products Enable Farmers Si Mrs. Floyd Collar to Johannesburg. chlul ^Uy were IM™Gwendolyn Banghyt and lo Keep Factories Busy ___ ' 'Mr* Mrs MllMichigan. Saturday, where she jdn- -.-LIT oj Mr and Mrs. Bherman 'UrB Wllda Wlk3a Fuhr. Fuh? Delton; ** ‘ Consumer* who have been blam­ ed her husband and will remain gjnlK in Hasting* Thanksgiving dwl Stlfie, Bedford; Mabie ing the processing tax on wheat for there for the winter. * * * Humeston. Ctovwdaje. and Mrt. ■ 1 I ' ( ' : i: •' :• •; t* j: !; ii : : ' l» that which offer, to the invewor,' FIRST of all, reasonable aMuranc* of the SAFETY of his principal! Building and pxn Share* In Michigan are backed by FIRST MORTGAGES on home, .. . and TUB HOME te recognised a* wnopgjhe MOST valued form* of security. ‘let U8 TELL YOU ABOUT.-NATIONAL” SHARES fl[he jtfatfamal ffinan & UM GrtewoM BL, DetroH, MMl Claude A. Hammond. Arthur WUlltt* of HasUngs was a Sunday eve­ ning caller. Friend* of Rev. Minard Lewis, former pastor at the Wood achool. were saddened by hl* death. Nov. 27th. Interment waa in the Freeport cemeMrs. Claude A Hammond called _ -------------on her daughter. ------- -----------------------------Mra. James Hammond of Detroit at the home of her parent*, in Hastings Bunday. MEYER’S Sc TO 31 STORE BIG OPENING OF OUR METAL o' FELT Weather Strips TOYLAND NOW is the Time to Install Them! l HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY Saturday, Dec. 8 Hurry! Come and See the Exciting Display* 1 Toy, ! Toy, 1 Toy, ! Marvelous Value, ! A Riot of Thrilling Toys! Keep your ntt»i«r 1 smooths Bring the children to Toyland I Come in and aee the wonderful aurpriaea that Santa ha* prepared for boya and girls to assure the happiest Christmas ever. You’ll see hundreds of pew ideas in clever toys —toys that move, act, talk and do things. Never have wa offered such a thrilling col­ lection of marvelous gifts for little folk. So bring lhe children. Our Lay-Away Plan to ■' Santa’, Ta*k Easier! MIRCURT MAI Mr and Mr*. Orr Fisher and Mr* Mrs John Adams will have charge Mrs. Elisabeth Williamson of H Oogswell spent Thanksgiving day of the serving of supper and Mr and Kalamazoo was buried in our ceme­ wllh Will Cogswell and family In Mrs Gordon Moorhus will have tery Monday afternoon. She I* a Lakeview. • charge of toe program Then don't ulster of Mrs. Milo Lehman. She had Rev Oonklln preached a very good1 forget the play. December 14-15. She Is sur­ For varhnw reasons it was nece»- been 11! a long time. sermon Sunday morning from Nehvived by a daughter. Mrs. Mead of cuux, emiah ,. 1. There will be 8. 8. next »ary to postpone the operetta "The Sunday at 10:30 o'clock to which you 'Jolly Formers” to a later date, prob­ Kalamazoo, a sister. Mra. Lehman, and a brother. Jay Wilkinson. Sym- I are cordially Invited. ably early in January Roland Barry and Paul McDowell, Mr and Mrs. Roy Walters and pathy is expressed tor the family. Mr. and Mrs. Garret Schluckbier returned last week from near Big'children of Potterville are spending of Kalamazoo visited at Mr. and the week end wtth Mrs. Ada Tliorpe Bay with a fine eight point buck. Mrs. John Doster Bunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clark Overamlth at­ and family Mr. and Mrs. Verne Calthrop The inland Lakes Garden Club FIRESTONE EX IDE BLUE SUNOCO tended toe funeral of a friend in spent last Sunday with the latter’* Grand Rapid* Friday. Mr* Over­ will meet with Mrs Elsie Horton cousin. Mra. Stella Brock, al Way ­ Firea - Tubes Batteries smith staring till Sunday evening. Thursday afternoon. December 13. Regular Gas Price land. The ladles had .not met in Mr. and Mrs Clark Overamlth Mrs. Vina Durkee and Mr* Edith twenty six years. Needless to say EVERREADY PRESTONE, DUPONT ZERONE spent Wednesday night and Thurs­ Barnes will have charge of the pro­ the meeting was an enjoyable one. day with toe latter * son and wife. gram. Mr. and Mr*. Lee Chapman and , Mr and Mra. Cecil Barnum spent Mr. and Mrt. Harold McCaulley in TH! HIGH POWtBEO MOTOR FUEL . .. AT RfGULAR GAS Pfffct Thanksgiving day with Mrs Bar­ family of Hickory corners spent Battle Creek. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice . num* sister and family in Lansing. Hughes. Mr and Mra. Leon Leonard and Mr. and Mr*. Mason Miner and , family spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs. Will Sheldon at Kalama­ daughters of Homer were recent zoo. Mr*. Ella Rogers and little Betty guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Smith Mrs N. H. Barber. Mr. and Mr*. Leonard remained until Sunday for George Woods, Mra Lucy NorrU and a longer visit. MU* Dora Johnsdh will attend the | । Mr. and Mrs Roy Adrlanson aud I. O- O. F and Rebekah Auoctetlon । children ot Battle Creek spent 'Thanksgiving with their home folks. at Hastings tonight. Mr and Mr*. Byroq Titus of Del­ Mr. and Mrs. peter Adrianaon and ton called on Mrs. Merrttt Wood Harry I Mr*. Kate Adrlanson was unfor- Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Castle of Or­ । tunate in burning her right hand on angeville were guest* of-Mrs. Henry the stove Thursday while she was । preparing the Thanksgiving dinner. Benson Sunday. Good, CLEAN Milk is not only have children in the family, each , Malcolm Pierce of Dowling spent SOUTHWEST CARLTON. Thursday. Friday and Saturday Uere Th.nksaivlrur guests at the heme i one of them should have at LEAST the BEST FOOD you can buy, but. with hi* grandmother. Mrs. Annie at Mr. and Mrs. Evan puller were ONE GLASS of good milk with Pierce Jn the Banghart home. it is by far the LOWEST PRICED, ner parents, Mr. and Mrs Claude Mr. and Mra. Leon Dunning and Cole and daughters and Mr. and EVERY MEAL, and it is just as es­ too, when you take FOOD VALUE Leatrlce spent Thanksgiving with Mr* Lawton Cole and daughter of sential for older people. ■ Mr. and Mr*. Lester Woodln in Kal­ Lowell and Mr. and Mr*. Keith Ful­ into consideration. Your money amazoo who entertained toe Dun­ ler and children and Ada and Zell* ning family gathering-on tha*. day. O'Dell of Hastings. Ono thing you should bc especially particu­ can’t buy any other food at ^any­ The Prudence Nobles O. E S. at Pau) Strodtbeek ot near Clarks­ lar about when using sn ilk 1* to KNOW that 1 Hickory Corners will hold their In- ville. Mr. and Mn. Arthur J. Strodtwhere near the price, that will com­ it 1* CLEAN. Repeated state 4ot* show that fstallation of officers on Tuesday cve- beck of Assyria and Mr and Mr* pare with it in food easentTals.- Re­ no milk in Michigan 1* CLEANER than that ;ning. The following officers will bc Carl Weyerman and daughters. installed; Mra. Helen Horton.'Worproduced by Highland* Dairy.. That'a why search discloses that one quart of I helm* and Marian of Hasting* had (thy Matron; Homer Bartlett. Wor- Thanksglvlne dinner with Mr. and it 1* the ONLY Dairy in thte section permit­ milk contains more ■ than 50 per thy PaLon; Mrs. Florence Hughes, » j strodtbeck. ted by the Mate to sell milk as Grade "A” 1 Associate Matron; Everett Johnson. । Florence Usborne of Lake Odessa cent of the day’s food nee^s. If you Why take any chances with milk? AMOcUte Patron; Mr*. Margaret several day* the past week Danniel*. Conductor; Qertruda1 wllh y. MOTOR C 20W for Winter ANDRUS SERVICE THE IDEAL FOOD FQR CHILDREN AND GROWN-UPS IS GOOD PURE CLEAN MILK THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 :: Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: Hastings, Mich. 1 KfbUnger, Awoclate Conductor; Mr* Maude Hughes. Secretary; Mrs Kate nneHteV Treasurer 'T'vwoeiir*— a , program I — ill > . and a,.,* .Burdick. reffe*hments will follow the In*tall*■< ■lion. I MB* Muri-1 McArthur spent the .weak end with ber father al Mt. Pteasant. | «r. ud Mn. 4n wn, in many item* from which to make suitable selection*. , WBI j™. B it M’ and Mn. - Ueto ot Cala- MUdre<1 McElm’rry oOteP ... .... .. _ ... tie creek spent Hie week end with Orpha and Aatrba Buck. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Culbert and doula. Parent, In our display of Attractive Chriatmaa MEYER’S-” Children Welcome. �—2OfflE!2L*4!2!2L£E2!£ilLEf252SilS_______ —st •M. of us. She also sent and gc pls of coflie co study about Mdsird b. Maaaor. Annual Of tnWPM aW. Ortler for ■it. Abel tot. Cornelia Merriman. Annuel account died. । tot. Gilbert Born. PoUUqq for Altar. filed. petition fee apodal Admr. filed, order appointing special1 Admr. . entered, bond Gt Admr. filed, letters of apecal Admr. lurud IrlwnbM'atM ’’---- ' ' ’ Order Gardner. Order au- m. Teacher, Crystal Bragdon. nwtont gtocvtata to purchase store ^Iht. Cornelia A. Bower. Inventory newal -tot. D. J. Bagiv Valvar of notjee Mary K Ames. Qrdgr onofirmfitaJ. «rder iptaftn* xvlwta ;«• ing sale entered. ' tot Mary E. van Antwerp. Final tered. discharge of Admr. issued, estate enrolled. aornurtt filed. tot. Patrick Corrigan. Inventory filed, petition for authority to re­ order appointing guardian antered. * ,VrtUa J. Briggs. Testimony deem baods.fitad, order granitag au' or<}er MM •»tot John BtoetiJA. Ftedetcrmlna- tborlty entered.'Uon of inheritance tax entered. tot John B. Miller- Warrant and Clara Both. Annual account Est. William B. Wickwire. Final inventory AM- « Beef Beast Ths Best Chuck Cut* nrrr DKCr CTt? A IV 3IEAK Round, Sirloin or SwIm Young, T.nd.r Bo.f PORK LOIN ROAST FANCY FILLETS lb. 15c lb. »5c - BQIMNG BEfF PpRK SAUSApE BO1LEO HAM Rtfe • lb. 12>/2c lb. 28c ' Frnl. GROUND BEEF >PAP PHEfSE Bf" 7’ n. M-J CANADIAN BACON lb. 19c lb. 23c PORK ROASTS —•ixc PORK BUTTS lb. 17c CANNED MEAT! BROADCAST CORNED BEEF HASH t c«a» 29c VEAL LOAF “ POTTED MEAT CORNED BEEF Libby's can 10c VIENNA SAUSAGE 10 *4-OB. CAD 10c CHIU CON CARNE 2%-oZ. glass 10c DRIED BEEF Sliced GOLD MEPAL FWW i«r 25c 12oz. con 35c PEANUT BUTTER taut. ROYAL BAKING POWDER j~i5c SALAD DRESSING Rajah ANN PAGE KETCHUP MILK tall can WHITEHOUSE MILK™ ' SEMINOLE TISSUE 6c — 50c EAGLE BRAND MILK “ 4pill»W« *• “• 3fc Ch«st and Sgnlwn SL BOKAR CQFFEE HILLS BROS. COFFEE CONDOR COFFPE BEECHNUT COFFEE lb- tin25c lb. tin32c lb. tin3Oc II?. tin31? *• *• 31c Maxwall House Coffee FELS NABTHA SOAP IOh>»49c PALMOLIVE SOAP H>x SOAP FLAKES • . Urnifts. tie • WYANDOTTE CLEANSER HI5c SUPER SUDS ‘ — 2 Ian. pkri 33c MACAROON CHIPS jytS lb. 15c NAVY BEANS SAUERKRAUT BULK RICE- ^3‘nIOc £•& WHETIES i^iic ■nfl-Hyg CeaiMt KKCEL SODA ^AC^ERS n. >. c. 24b. pkf. 17c OLEOMARGARINE IM. 1^. lOc IONA PEACHY IONA PINEAPPLE M .1 tafg. CHEESE ““JLS— tTlfc 3fc lb. 17c DEL MQHTE 10c SPINACH COATS GROVE. Last Week's Leiter. Willard Demond and Minerva Woodman are on the gain now after apvml wMfc's Otoeai. " ' '. Mks. Orpha Richardson is getting beU«r> after her operation a few weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Coals and aon visited In Detroit several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. E- 8. Thompson are Ida Andrus. Belli ton for Fill preach during the coming veor. Admr. filed, waiver of notice filed. Tbp P. T- A.mpete this week Wed­ nesday evening tor a chicken inip|per at seven o’clock which wiU’be held in the church basement. Mr. and Mrs. clarence Shelley and jBt. Ferry G- Henry- Waiver ot Mr. and Mrs. Nell Smith of Mid­ land spent the week end visiting the noeeb filed; order alloying account Home folks here. entered, discharge ot Admr. Issued, A good Thanksgiving.program was estate enrolled. given Bunday morning. There were Est. Thorny E- Cbseeebrough. An­ readings, recitations, a song by four nual account of trustee filed, prder girls in Puritan costume, the song for ppb|lc»t|on entered. -Come Thou Fount ot Every Bless­ E»t. Clare O. Doster. Inventory ing-' sung by fifteen of the older filed. men and women of the Bunday tot. Vidian Roe. et a). Bond ot School; Song "Count your Blessings" giuydlan filed, letters of guariilan- by school which was the opening part M pie Flaylet. ' Light Your Itet. Clarence Willison, will filed, Candf?* which was very good. petition for probate of will filed. The Birthday meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Agnes Haight Fri­ day. Bevepteen ladles and a number ot children were present. A good pro­ gram was In charge of WHda AUerA8SYRL ding and Jennie OoaU. The Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jones WOODL“D family will observe Thanksgiving day with a family gathering at the Mrs. Floyd Collar accompanied Mr., Jopes home. nd M™- Alvah Baker to GrandI Our recently elected county clerk. JW*.F -- Where piey spent the A. C. Hyde ta view of taking up his ] dayresidence at Hartings has scheduled Mr. and Mrs. Leg Hazel of Lake1 a |o be held at his farn> on ’Odessa and Mr. and Mra. E. Lucas; Tuesday. December 4. We regret;were Bunday guests with Mr. and losing our A-l citizens but our kw I Mra. — - i will be the dbunly's gain. m Rev. and Mrs. Harley Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gray and and son Francis, Mrs. Olga Flannldaughter, Helen, will bc Tlianksglv- -ijn gOn and Mrs. Arlle Bplndler of tag guests at the home of their Woo .foodland spent Bunday In Detroit, cousin, Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt of where Mr. Townsend preached. Battle Creek. Mrs. Ward Green underwent an. Orson McIntyre, Ray Gillespie and emergency operation for appendi­ son and Charlie Serven have re­ citis at Pennock hospital in Hastings1 turned from thels deer hunting early Wednesday morning. At this trip, the two former bring their qud- writing she Is feeling fine. to. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lucas were Ward Cole. Fcrd Steven* and John guests with John Mead and Henry Schreiner of the Stevens district Cole apd family of Martin Comers, spent several days bunting deer but Bunday. were not able to bring any home. Callers of Mrs. Guy Kantner tha, The Ellis school will enjoy a co­ past week were. Mr. and Mrs. Willis, operative Thanksgiving dinner at Kantner and daughter ot Hastings, the schoolhouse on Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Sandbrook arid children,, Frank Thompson, who has been Mrs. Royal Frantz and children., in feeble health tor some time. U Rev. and Mrs. John Smith and Mrs., much improved. Guy Makley and children. Mra. Jessie Norris spent part of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith spent, last week as the guest ot her sister Saturday in Lansing. In-law. Mrs. Nora Clequence, near Mrs. Floyd Collar was a guest Banfield. with Mr. mid Mrs. Harry Baker of Mrs. Mary Lee, who has been In ill Woodland Bunday. health tor some time, went to Ann Levi Kantner is some better at this' Arbor last week to enter thc uni­ writing. versity hospital for observation and treatment. ~ THREE CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Case and Nor­ The entire community was grieved ma called at thc Mr. and Mrs. td „ w„. of the death Tuesday «. learn of Sperry Thomas home and Mr. and ; Donald Bisson, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandt home of Be|levuc Mrs. Clarence Bisson as the result bn Sunday. of a hunting accident tiie previous A very good Thanksgiving offering ' Saturday and extend their sincere for Bronson hospital was assembled ' sympathy to the family and relatives fpT Briggs church quota on Bub*-" In their sad bereavement and to day. The Union and Base Line David Robinson who 1$ heartbroken churches will bring (her offerings over the accident to his beloved Sunday, December 9. when the pro­ friend and companion. ducts wifi be jal^n to Kalamazoo. Misses Ruth and Reatha .«««.RobinAnyone who has not responded may son of Hastings were over the week do so by that time. end guests of their parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and Mr»Mrs. H. J. Robinson, and family. daughter, Leona, were ta Augusta oh I Messrs. Walsh and Walsh of KalRnndav the Bunday tn* dinner dinn«r guests nt of thalr their amASoo were Sunday guests In the brother, Ehret tjcidmore and family. Claude A. Hammond home. The W'ahauka Camp Fire Unit of Mrs. Claude Ai Hammond. Rose Aaqrria Center met on Wednesday Marie Robert and Paul attended evening at' the home qf Mr. and Sunday evening the special services Mrs. Frank Jones for a business at Bt. Rose church and following session. A social hour followed when farewell reception at St. Rose hall the hostess served peanuts and for Fr. B- N. Geller, who leaves this candy. . week for Detroit to assume the du­ The Btevens Parent-Teacher Or­ ties of fils hew perish. Although a ganization met on Friday evening. fine promotion for Fr. Geller and a Lem Oswald and son and thc teach­ boon to the parish to which he Is er. Mn. Norma Jones, gave some going he will be jadly missed by his fine special mucic. partabtonera and the people of HasThe members of the Mr. and Mra. tpgs and vicinity. _ Harry Steven* family will obsche Thanksgiving day at the home of STONY PpiNT. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cole qf the Last Week's better. Stevens district. An aunt. Mrs. G. L. Johnson of Charlotte was Grace Btraure. of Grand Rapids Is in this locality looking for timber expected to be present. one day the past week. Mr. and Mrs. 8am Crabb of Pe­ weLlman school notes. wamo was out to the farm Bunday. The perfect attendance of this Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Deaktas and month Is: Harold Conley, jean Dea­ family visited friends In Grand Rapleins, Mary Deaktas. Donald Hllder- Ms Sunday.' • brandt. OUO^KubaH. Marjorie KuMr. and Mrs. Claud Demond visit­ b<U. Madeline Rowlader, Maxine ed relatives at Midland last weekOrsborn, Elaine Offley. Jean Offley, Mn. Russell Keys of Jackson Dwight Rowle^er, Gordon Rowlader and Margaret Rowlader. Donald Dcakln from the CCC was the guest of his parents ThanksglvMargaret RowlHder, Jean Kuball, Floyd Van Wle returned from the Junior Blocher, Madeline Rowlader, north last week with a fine deer. Jean Deaking. Donald Hllderbrandt. Chas. Hilton caught a red fox in Bichard Munjoy. Gladys Hitiea trip one night last week. ^a^t^MuJorie Kubell and $6x- .northeast'woodland. Rumford Bakins Powdar tWKAPPLE Moni wvtex ----------------- # »>■ The Wellman school had a Hallo­ Mr. and Mrs. piny Hans^arger and we'en wty Oct. JI. At noon some children spent Thanksgiving with children made candy. Others popped1 their daughter and husband at Lan­ corn. We had games and tricks first. sing. 1 John Gardner and Ted Eupcr re­ turned home from deer hunting apg apples. The visitors were: Mrs. tfrilcox. Taddy Offley. Tommy Rob­ without a deer. Sunday guests at Pliny Hansbargerta. Duane Rowlgder, Carol Munjoy er's were, Mr. and Mrs. Burr Cot­ and Joyce Demond. It wag *tao ton and family of Grand Rapids, Joyce's birthday. Tom Youngblood and friend of Madeline Rowlader and Jean Of- Grand Rapids, Mr and Mrs Lae ley took their halt holiday and vis­ Hapsbafger of Woodland. Mr. and ited Coats Grove school. November Mrs. Joe Logan of Lansing aud 14 Kenneth Pqpe of Sparta. We had our schooliwtse painted on the inside. The celling is tan Cecil Jordan Is still confined io hU Mr. and Mrs. Bente u Smith XM j 14 the Wellman P. T. It Bar­ and Mrs. Albert Warner of Parch­ ment and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ken­ yon and son. Arion, spent Saturday CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB w-.sir?aaj~* Mr. and Mra Beryl Nash and son. Clinton 'Horn spent Saturday in Kalamazoo and attended the foot­ ban game. Bunday guests of Mr. and' Mra. Fred Mr and Mrs. Grover Marshall of Harbor Springs visited Mr. and Mrs. South Maple Grove were Sunday gueste of Mr. and Mrs. .George Mar- Cleon Mead spent Saturday night ' Mrs. Edith Bonneville of Battle Creek spent last week with Mrs. with Gayion Bracey at Battle .Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Bracey and sop. Sarah Kenyon and Saturday night and Sunday with her son, Lecter. Oaylon, and Gary Zabbeck,.Mr. and Mrs- H- R- Norris and Mr. and Mrs. apd fMjpy. There was no school Thursday A. Wilson of Battle Creek were Sun­ day gueste at Bert Daly's and after­ and Friday, our teacher being ill. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonneville noon callers were Mrs. Orve Paso and Frank Hom spent Monday with and grandson. Merdn Baley, of Mr. and Mra. Will Anders of Brush Battle Creek. Mr- and Mrs. Harve Marshall'of Ous Peake of Brush Rltjge spent North Maple Grove spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W1J1 Hawbllta. There Is no school at the Moore for a few days on account of the Oliver Peake, and family a few days. Illness of the teacher, Mrs. Brown. Alva Kenyon. Frank Puller. El­ LENT CORNERS. mer Treat and Frank Marshall went north deer hunting. Mr. Fuller got Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fran­ a deer the first day of thc season; cisco. Nov. 33. a boy, who will an­ Alva Kenyon and Elmer Treat each swer to the name of Ronald Lyle. got one the second day and the Maurice Burchett has been on the weather being so warm they had to sick list lately. Bunday visitors of Mr. and Mra. return home before Mr. Marshall got one. but were quite pleased to Lyle Francisco were. Mr. and Mrs. bring home three deer. Frank Francisco and son of Kala­ mazoo. Mr. ana Mrs. Gordon MoorMrs. Alma Whipple of Augusta visited her daughter, Mrs. Florence hus of Delton. Mr. and Mra. Jay Peake, last week. Hall and Rollins. Mr. and Mrs. Le­ land Hammond and son and Mra. HIQHBANK. Sage. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Merlau There will be no service at the and children. North Maple Grove church on *cMr. and Mra. Thur) Cook and count of quarterly meetings at the sons of Plainwell spent Bunday eve­ South Maple Grove church. Every­ ning with Mr. and Mra. Leland one invited. . Hammond. The Dorcas Aid Society of the Robert Steele Is quite ill with the North Evangelical church will serve flu. dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Elsie Gates spent Thursday Vincent Norton Thursday, Dec. 13. evening at her home In Allegan. Everyone invited. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Hammond Miss Velma Hoffman of St. Jotpis and Jean and Mr. and Mrs. Leland spent Thanksgiving and tiie week Hammood and Stuart spent end at her parenta'. Mr. and Mrs. Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mra. Geo. Hoffman. George. Jr., of Cold­ Roy Chandler of Hastings, covers water was there Thanksgiving day. being laid for twenty-eight. Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. OLME8 "cHURCH. ~ and Mrs. Byron Guy were. Mr. and McIntyre celebrated his Mrs. Howard Burchett and family of Assyria, Mr. and Mra. Will Guy and 83rd birthday Sunday with the fol­ son and Mrs. Jesse Guy and chlL lowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ drpn and Mr. and Mrs. Pixley and thur Fox of Vermontville. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wellman and two family of near Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Pird Reid and sons daughters of Jackson. Howard Mc­ spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Intyre of Hickory Corners, Mrs. Ilia Shepard, Mr. and Mra. Mil­ Mrs. Milo Keck In Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman bum Shepard ana sons, Don and spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Philip, Miss Jerry Westwood, Mr. Leon Talman of neat’ Battle Creek. and Mrs. Levant McIntyre and fam­ Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hawblitz and ily. Mr. and Mra. Duke Hill and Mr. family were Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wcnan and son of tad Mrs. Paul Bells of the McKel- Battle Creek. |vey district. Miss Margaret Gladstone of Has­ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams and tings was a week-end visitor of Noto Open'at National Bank of Hastings Clami for Evtryont All 1 Christmas Club I Deposits Insured J Julia Durkee. Lgvero Cooper of near Ludl Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wickham and spent over Thanksgiving wit sons spent Thanksgiving at Archie mother. Mrs. Charles Bayne,_ Wilson's in Kalamazoo." Seymour Relgler and sens of near low** caooum Uf*. Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Val­ Mrs. Laura Zimmerman Is spend entine of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. ig a few days at Lawton. . Keith Durkee and Darlene spent Thanksgiving at Pied Durkee's. Thanksgiving were I Clarence Norris went to Grand naate and family ot I Rapids FTiday morning for an XZimmerman and ray and returned to Pennock hos-Ted ------------Stal and was operated on at seven ton. gaining. Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Tasker of-------------------- -- ----North parlten were Sunday visitors Thanksgiving with at Boy Wickham's. well's at TlatowA =W ONLY 10 MORE SHOPPING DAYS Before Christmas And we are going to make it pay you in savings to do a large portion of your shopping at the Rexall Store. Electrical Goods Curling Irons Toasters Flat Irons 1c «-*«• 15c Christmas Cards 75c 21k. Playing Cards 25c - 53.00 Gent’s Bill Folds Coin Purses 2-Cell Flashlights <=•»<*•• w* *•*-*•• Heating Pads rs«t Alarm Clocks 75c 13,50 Coffee Percolator* Mixers Eversharp Pencils 10c $1.50 Fountain Peps 50c $7.60 Muy Oth«r Appli*pc«* Fountain Pen - Pencil Sets $1.50 Fifteen Beautiful Dolls to be given away Christmas night. Ask for your? votes with every purchase. ■Ma »»• CARVETH & STUB Goods Delivered Mum. �THT HASTTNCS BANNKB, WIBHMDAT, DICtMlint 5, Ul< NOTICES Ujdwsrara xoffice or adjoubxmewt or saul CHAXCEBY NOTICE. Stalo ot MlrMc*n.'la th* Gmll Coort tka Count; at Barry, ta Oka Hani 0 Mobrmann. aneeeeaa Kfaard B Pillar, J LesUe pease and wife visited Mr. and Mra. Claud Hammond of Hinds Camera Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Leslie Gould and Mr. and Mra. John Campbell and family of Flint were Bunday guests Mr. and Mra. Edward Campbell Bl Lloyd Gaskill's. spent Friday at Paw Paw with their guests this week of their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mra. Harry Mn. Dunk ley in company with Mr. McCarty, at Battle Creek. Mr. and and Mra. Russell Wataon of Delton Mra. Lewis Olis and children will called J on Mr. “J: and Mra. Laurence Join them Thanksgiving day. 8un^y Mr. and Mra. Marshall Pierce and met the little girl who came lo make family were guests Sunday of Mr. her home with Mr. and Mrs. Bost­ and Mrs Carl Warner In Battle wick Thanksgiving morning. Creek. Heyman Gelman of South Haven Here's wishing the readers of the visited at Will Gard's Sunday, and Banner, a happy Tiuinksgivlng. announced the arrival of a baby girl Mrs. Getman was formerly BesHOPE CENTER. sle Ourd of this place Mrt. Bertha Turk passed away Melvin Campbell and family visit­ ed her parents near Hastings Sun­ Tuesday. -She had been in ill health day. greatly missed by her relatives, friends and neighbors. Funeral was CARLTON CENTER. STORT STARTS RUSH TO SELL MUCK LAND College Men Not in Market for Onion Plantations as Stated by News Writer Michigan farmers who were en­ couraged by a newspaper story to at..tempt to sell members of Michigan i State college staff muck lands for ... .. --..—•jonton SIOWuig were tojd the soils 'department of the College that the story contained in error. Thc writer said that College em­ ployees had found that onion grow, NOT1CK OF BALK. In pariunne* ot • ffxrw of eull Court lor Ikr Count? of H . MOW. THtBIFORR . A..ORDEB FOB PUBLICATION. Hailiaf*. NOTICE TO CNBDITOBS. will b» llo« ITATX OP MICHIGAN NOTICE. TO WHOM IT MAY COXCJtRN. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. ORDEB FOR PUBLIC iTinK ORDEB FOB PUBLICATION. i. • •prndtanfl MFrrhanta Nath where she will spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney and son and Mr. and Mra. E. F. Nichols were Thanksgiving Day guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nichols of Hastings. The home of Mr. and Mra. Wm. P. Hale was the scene of a very happy gathering Thanksgiving day. Mr. Hale's brothers and slaters, nieces and nephews from Chicago. Detroit. Kalamarod. Grand Rapids, and Owosso came and completely sur­ prised him. A very Joyous, happy time was had by all Mr. and Mra. Leslie Daniels and family moved last week on thc Elwyn Daniels farm. Robert Henney was in lensing from Friday noon until Sunday noon attending "The Older Boys' CWference." . ' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Struble and family of Hastings were guests Thanksgiving day of the latter's sis­ ter. Mr and Mrs. Guy Nash. Mra. Sarah Walters is quite ill at the home of her daughter. Mra. Law­ rence Farrell. Clarence Norris was operated on at Pennock hospital Friday night, and is tn a serious condition. Mr. and Mrt. F. Greenfield and sons and Mrs. Thelma Johnson of Hastings, spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs Ralph Henney, Mra. Frank Asplnall was taken very U1 Sunday of last week while visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I which are suited to the particular typeThe college already owns what is probata’*. the most complete set of muck plots in the country and is spending money liberally to find ways of improving crop practices on tills type of soil. Visitors are Invited to inspect these plots any time dur­ ing the crop season. ntaart Clement, Judea of Probata. Misses Hazel and Mildred Horten of Hastings spent Thanksgiving with the R L. MacLeod family. Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum arc spending a few weeks with their son. Dougal and family, of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Harvey of Mid­ dleville have moved in the Gillespie house. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pierce enter­ tained relatives from Lansing and Orangeville and friends from Wood­ land at their cottage Thanksgiving. Miss Mabclle Humeston spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Marshall. A letter from Dale Jenney at the Ann Arbor hospital says that he Is getting along nicely and will prob­ ably be home In another week. The P. T. A. will give the playJ •These Gay Nineties” at the Orf angeville schoolhouse Thursday night, Dec. 6th. The Cloverdale L. A. 8. will meet at the home of Mrt. Russell Johncock Thursday. Dec 13. An enjoyable time was had by those attending the reception held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Loucks at "Restful Ridge." Biturday evening Mra. O. H. McCowan served fruit punch and wafers, as­ sisted by Oral and Iris MacLeod and brought home Saturday and is gain­ ing slowly at this writing. Mrs. Winnie Dove was 111 last week and under the doctor’s care with in­ testinal flu. • The Boy Scouts enjoyed a meeting Wednesday night with Mr. Shafer at the scltuolhou.se Fur entertain­ ment they witnessed several films pertaining to navy life and other Interesting topics and for refresh­ ments enjoyed a welner roust Miss Lucile Robinson and Harold Tasker were married Friday. Nov. 30, In Indiana. They wlU live with the groom's parents until spring. Their friends wish them a long happy wedded life. Mr. and Mra. John Usboriie enter­ tained the latter's brothers and sis­ ters and families. Thanksgiving day. There were thirty-two at this fam­ ily gatherng. All had a very happy time. OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. Adalbert n. OlnatMd. P Islet iff. Walter W. Bidritnan and Minnie D. Lester Monica is kept bu^y at the switchboard today saying "yes. it's a boy." "Oh. he weighs over 8 lbs." "Oh. yes. he will be a football play­ er all right" congratulations. Mr. Nash, who lias been quite ill at the home of Mr. and Mra. Kings­ bury. passed away Sunday afternoon rnents are not yet made. Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Loucks at "Restful Ridge* were Mr. and Mrs. David Shepherd ot Prai­ rieville and Mrs. Lombard, and Mr. and Mra. C. Lahr of Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Harry Pennels and daughter Dona Marie, spent Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bums, of Mattawan. MIUra® faltk, R.rl.t.r For Dependable family spent Thanksgiving with the George Tidd family of Potterville. Mr. and Mra. Mark Garrison and daughter. Oma Jean, spent Thanks­ giving wllh a sister at Normal and also a sister In Gibson City. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hecker of Nashville. Mr. and Mra. Clare Lewis Burn Clean Economical l.t.ult MM thl COAL GOOD QUALITY COAL is the moat efficient fuel you can buy. The natural, even heat pro­ duced by the coal we tell you gives a healthful, comfortable winter. Don’t delay in ordering your supply. COAL' SAVES FUEL-DOLLARS ! Our trucks are ready to give immediate and wanL Smith Brothers Velte & Company * FEEDS. FUEL, LIME AND CEMENT Pfesns M57 Hastings, Mtclu Wallace Nadell of Prairieville were guests of Mr. and Mra. Grant Dick­ erson Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jenney and family visited the Louis Jenney fam­ ily cl Ceresco Monday. Mrs. Grace Terpenlng of Hastings spent Monday wllh her mother. Mra. Replogle. Mr and Mrs. Don Wagner and ers of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Owens Bunday III SHELL It MtPEF.K. Thursday and tended ths chicken pi® supper in the town hall at (flomdato. ( LAY HILLS. . sheep one night last week, killing Clarence and June McNee have thirteen and injuring several. Mrs. jenne Searles of Hickory been entertaining the mumpe lhe Camera is staying wth Mra. Bva Bush whle Mr. Bush Is up north Clayton Johnson and wife from hurtling deer. Bowne and Morris Lewis and wife ot family and Mr. Milton Warner ot Kalamaaoo spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrt. Henry Anders In Plainwell. Mra. Blrdena Lyttle of Battle Creek spent from Thursday until Saturday with home folks. Mra. Lucy Leonard and son. Clyde, and Mra ChrysUl Scheers and daughter Phyllis and Perry Wiseman spent Saturday in Hastings. Mrs. Floy McDermott attended the district W. C. T. U. convention tn South Haven. Several from here at- Vance Sharp and family ot Middle­ ville were evening callers. Frank Harris and wife and Chas. Skinner attended the funeral ot Mrs. Scott Sherwood In Parmelee ^Harold England and family of Friday and Saturday. Otto Llndslcy and family rpent Thanksgiving with her sister, Mra J. Jensen and family, in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson and son. Thomas, spent Bunday with Mra. Robinson' mother, Mrs. Hllbome at dun lake. Mra. Hllborne CLOVERDALE. Rev. King spent Thanksgiving with his parents of Blissfield. Michi­ gan. Mrs. Grover Davenport spent Thanksgiving with cousins In Jack- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ORDEB FOR PUBLIC the College In numbers wtth oflera to sell all or any pan of tiie muck holdings. As usual, the story has some foun­ dation. as members of the soils de­ partment have been working for years with owners of muck soils tn attempts to make the growing of crops on this soil more profitable for the owners.” The reporter had seen or heard of this work and decided that the College men were actuated by selfish motives and were attempt­ ing to buy the land. । College officials are pleased with the story, as It stated that the onion J growers were making money and that Is exactly what the soils spe­ cialists have been attempting to help accomplish. Muck soils vary a great deal in character and It is necessary to handle tiie different types in vari- held at th® home CEDAR CHEEK. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Kelley and family ot Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leavitte. John Bush, Joe Hammond. Merle Kahler and Muri and Elwin Lam­ mers returned from the north woods Sunday. Elwin proved to be the lucky one this year, congratulations, Elwin. Remember the Community dub meets this week Friday night. A good program has been ai ranged. Everybody eome Tne dogs were In Henry Lelnaart DOWLING. The funeral of Mrs. Lant Coon, who passed away Friday at Pennock hospital, was held at her homo, south-of the village Monday after­ noon. Besides tiie Immediate fam­ ily. Mrs. Coon leaves one brother. Frank McCarty, of thia place and several sisters. Mr. and Mra. Albert Klblinger and daughter, Janet, of Battle Creek were Sunday guests at Harold Stan­ ton's. Mrs. Clayton Jarrard and the new baby girl arrived home from the Nashville hospital Friday and every- I one is doing fine. Mrs Lois Allman and mother will spend Thanksgiving in Holland where they will meet the former's' husbknd. who accompanied friends Into the upper peninsula on a deer hunting trip. Mr and Mra. Ed. Titus, Paul Titus and Miss Evelyn Owen, Will Titus and Mrs. Frances Hughes of Kala­ mazoo were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orlle Fisher. Mra. Lottie Ormsbe and Mrs. Ger­ trude Gaskill entertained the mem­ bers of their Supday School class al the-home of the latter on Friday evening with games and refresh­ ments and a general good time. Mr. and Mra. Otis Fisher, who have spent the summer in the gold mines of Idaho, arrived home Tuesday and were calling on friends in Dowling, having toured thc West in general, visited friends in Wash­ ington and spent some time in Cali­ fornia, seeing the sights and visit- DRIED FRUITS, NUTS, CHEESE, CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, DRIED VEGETABLES AND MANY CAN­ NED SEA FOODS ARE ALL NEW SEASON FOODS. AiERYO/|p~ C.THOMAS STORES C. THOMAS STORES PRESENT A SELECTION OF THESE QUALITY FOODS THAT MERIT THE APPROVAL OF. THRIFTY FOOD BUYHtS 128 W. STATE STREET HASTINGS ^WOGOO® COFJLEES “ » Thoma* Spa®*®! to. X5C Mission lnn Butter Cookies Fresh. new Crop x-a yc Lrates FINEST QUALITY Cocoanut 20c Bulk 17c Tima Fish 2c*™ 25c FINEST ALASKA PINK NEW CROP 17c Apple Butter wa H « I vU J VRAMED WITH GENUINE FANCY LIGHT MEAT Radio Brand New Pack sweet. Tender No. 2 Can 12c cAMPBEU>3 £ 15c Prunes CARNATION 3-19c Milk Tall Cans Salmon 12c TENDERIZED PORK & beans 16 ounce can CAMPBELL’S Tomato Juice 2 — 15c Kosto Dessert w e» BABY Larsen s ft | 9 Gerber s BABY Powdered Sugar Brown Sugar 5c 3 — 25c FAREE-FLUFF c,n 10c Cake Flour5 "■ s*ck 28c 3 u.. 20c 3 u» 15c Pancake Flour «^7c MO AND MO WHOLESOME BAKING t\W POWDER Manufactured by baking powder Specialists make nothing but chemista. ALWAYS rutned his flock of sheep. Henry Wertman and wife visited at Bernard Degolla nedr Cloverdale Sunday. Url Bergman and wife were Kalamaaoo ai»oi>pers Saturday. Thanksgiving with his parents. Mr. and Mrt. Will Mason of Delton. Mr. and Mra. Edward Campbell entertained a number of relatives for dinner Thanksgiving day. Tuberculosis Mr and Mra. Harold Lecter, Henry woman and child In the United States, M annually. How much do near end wife ipent Sunday at tha FOOD NEWS Pancake Flour Back 19c MILD FULL CREAM CHEESE extra good 11 Post Bran Whois lie LOG CABIN Syrup Wheaties 23c 2 25c 2Sc Rolled Oats Diamond Watuu u. 22c ••44' poors hfs' FULL PACK NO SLACK FILLING 3 — 15c Camay Soap 0. K. Soap 6 — ?- 25c Am. Family Flakes m 22c Graham Floor 17c Purity Oleo Navy Beans >a 4 12c 15c � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-12-12.pdf 9874cf601eed0eb1fc534d1a4db53c5a PDF Text Text SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, DECEMBER 12, 1934 16 PAGES ; H. H. S. DEBATERS IN I STATE LEAGUE MEET I Charles F. Parker Not Among I MB ENTERING ■■ Victims of Hotel Kerns Tragedy NAME CONTEST " SCOBE MOTHER PIT ; Local Team Orosieg Words With Lansing Eastern j Here Thursday Eve Early ReportfxConfuse Barry County Legislator witn^that of Genesee Man SPOKE OFfflNl H THE CHINESE PAGES Ito 8 SEA SCOUTS ARE DECORATING STREET Go-operating With Commer­ cial Club in Thia Civic * . Project BP LENDID LIST Hastings High High debaters debaters will will meet meet ■A VERY GIFTED PEOPLE FOR U. BEST NAME FOR THE . Hastings Sea Scout Ship IM. Russell CERS AND DIS CENTENNIAL OELELansing Eastern In the second state DR. BEDIENT TOLD Cleveland, skipper, has been busy PPinnN ‘league debate in the High school •oday decorating State St with gar­ People of Barry county were ra^ Charlie Parker Is a familiar figOHOSSN BROTHERHOOD auditorium here Thursday evening; lands of hemlock and with laurel. re in Barry county. He has served fieved to learn that Representative'’ .commencing al at 7:30 lav o'clock. ocwa. The. inc: ------------Tiie Commercial Club cooperated in i various county offices for more i r* o r'mII—D UI SI o Charles F. Parker of Barry county the purchase of the decorations, CASH RESOURCES OF [local team consisting w*r of Ruthtrain. Hath-1 ^AD VISITED ALL PARTS An twenty years and during the RULES GOVERNING BETTY BARRY OFFERS ’ which were secured at a very realives on a farm near Middle­ SEVERAL COMMENTS | who SOCIETY NEARLY »E IN CONTEST STATED .id< OF THAT GREAT LAND .-onable price. The material comes ville, was not killed in the Hotel retentatlve in the state legislature ------------lof the federal school aid question, j ------------from North Carolina. whers be made a very commendable For several yean small Christmas The Barry County Fair 1 Wn*u Prize Offered for Beat -----Professor -—— Floyd —f--k ----------. Riley—of . —the .---------uni-, He Exhibited Many Articles Myaterioua Dramatic Critic 1 ported. His name was evidently record. Fair-minded people of elth-1 Cash er party codld not find much fault >jnrnA tb l«lfi__ Other Michigan speech departconfused with that of Representa­ wilhhis Excellent Financial Name U *3 »36 —Other votes. He served one term Name “ B— Other ] menl W1U Krve „ Judge. After theShowing Their Remark­ Haa Many Worda of the business places but this is the tive Charles D. Parker or Otisville. ' Condition first year that other decorations I Prizes Too [contest able Artistic Ability Prizes I contest members of the Hastings de- i ' Praise for Oaat Genesee county, who was one of the as county sheriff and until hU elechave been placed along the street. , 1IW ■ tion as repreaentaUve was one of plan3 for t he centennial celebra-i ** tlng squad will entertain lhe visPlans the celeteavLs ‘ I For getting and holding lhe dos ­ victims of tlie tragedy which took By Betty Barry.. Wiu'“‘esi •>“ airention »"“ O'or“» uw meaxm. v. O'.'”' ^e commend the Bea Boouta tm oounty Agricultural Society was held........................................ U1 thu clty ln July|,U J*£,which “ “ a toll of from 50 to 100 Ilves early the m«t influential member? of the lk)n to As I alt here by the window Tuesday morning and injured at board of supervisors. So people here 1B36 are bemg elaborated by the I Brotherhood, the most interesting m to the court room bare ot Bator ■e navrna Lansing Eastern will engage to address that has been given before b<autlfylng our city streets. The polte were open fibre tan A watching a cold December wind least 33. were decidedly shocked when re- comniUtee having mat that mailer matter in in 1 U j • pr»cto detain MU. Letolta. stirring up feathery clouds of. snow Fortunately Representative Park­ porta of his death came through and jhorgt. Tta™ —„ -__ _ ! that body tn many years was that of until five P. M.. but u. it appea -j while it swirls across the ijarnyard. ---------------er of Barry - returned -home - Tuesday - ——- were relieved when the error be- pr(5ceedlng. A large number have I folks were not as much inter Dr. Harold A Bedlent. who talked memories of "Lightnln'" and- the de­ evening. Even if he had not, the came known. become interested and are writing they should have been, as on "China, and The Chinese" Mon-, lightful manner in which it was pre­ chances are lie would not have been The Hotel Kerns tragedy is one to enquire about details. There are ‘ day night. Mr. Bedlent was able to , sented by the Hastings Civic Playyrs one of the victims since he usually I of the worst In the history of Mich- no othcr details than those given In ■ give in China first-liand n*e years information. as an -mployee He was I CliniM | .DC T CP 94 that would have appeared had itl flash through my mind. It was a rooms st a private home while in I igan. Even yet the total loss of llfe,the B(tnner of November 28. which been for a liUte personal work in China life vears as an -molovce I shame more people did not see the Lansing. Both the first and second and the number of those injured is wc repeut ln issue of the Rockefeller Foundation, which| UIIUll ILIIL ULUf L I get them to attend. special editions of the Lansing State I not definitely known and probably ' The name must be expressive of play. They missed a real treat. Dicarries on one of lhe largest medl- [ As a result al the balloting I Journal reported him among the | will not be until the Job of clearing tj)e of the event, which not following officers and directon v 1 e. ’ SS'u'Sa.T I ALL COUNTY YOUNGSTERS | away the debris te completed. [only commemorates lhe founding of credit. Hie community is fortu­ missing. chosen: nate. I think, to have in Its midst a ----------------------------------------------------------- .Hostings, but also includes the cele- SPECIAL SERVICE AT THE lerested In aiding colleges, uni verINVITED TO ATTEND man with sufficient genius to stage PRESBYTERIANS TO dty. allies and other higher institutions VDPP nrrapni* METHODIST CHUROH worthwhile productions In so fin­ lof learning in that country. In the , UMABU1, Treasurer. Oounty Agent Har HOLD CAROL PROGRAM SUNDAY EVENING ished a manner and wi»o is willing to Foster. । five years i>c wo* in China, Mr. ] ------------devote the time and energy required. Secretary. Maurice Foreman, «iTr-7.iiap "NeitherwBarry Centennial nor | Bedlent spent hte time in teaching IMPORTANT TO HAVg Bo many talented men and women Tunes of Many Nations to Be this city. in vertoiu collegra .nd unwenltles. ADDRESS BY DR. had rather spend their time playing The three directors chosen e 'cause the term must include both.: e.airu .Hc vlflltwl Ur1ic ,,nd anlali LISTS IN ADVANCE Featured Along With Can ­ cards or holding jxjat mortems over Barry-Hastings Centennial’ te an' SMITH BURNHAM Chinese towns and inspected the: ------------\ bridge hands. But. dear me. I dle Lighting Service [obvious suggestion, but the commit­ Grove. Robert Martin of Castleton -------- ;— [missionary work being done in that,Teachers Requested to Bend mustn't degenerate Into a mere and Ell Lindsey of Prairieville. An Interesting Christmas carol PROGRAM CENTRAL tec wants something better, someHon. John 0. Ketcham to Di[country. This gave him a wide op. N . Manaver ns AT scold I iKIno nzIv^T-­ It would be difficult to suggest bol­ thing tV.nl that n-ttl will mnlra* make crtwwl good adver a „ .. ., . portunity to know that nation and in r’ame8 10 Manager M program and candle lighting service I fall to see how any amateur per­ will be presented in the Presbyterian ter men for the positions mentioned. AUDITORIUM SUNDAY, rect Chorus of Methodist understand its people. He has been | Soon as Possible ' tising. something that will attract by former could have handled the title (church Sunday. December 18. comDr. Perry is a careful, conservative Its cleverness and expressiveness. Choirs Of Oounty :«» extensive traveller. He has visl- | December 24. is Che date DECEMBER 16 role of the play in a better manner «r.'R"ati^r n-v.। menc*ng at 7-30 o’ctock. Herewith is "The centennial Corporation will A very interesting and worthwhile'‘n^’^^e^rlt^^ouSne^whal for lhc Christmas Kiddies'Show than Albert Becker did. especially ■ lh Dr0Kram pay |35 in cash to Ute Barry coun­ service will be held at the First «*ve 1116 brt*r“l ouUlnc ot .at the Strand theater here, accocd- interested in the problems o< during the Friday evening perfor-1 „.. ty resident, man. woman or child MethodUt church in tills city on :nc “*“■ rn.net when he e’(n.Uy eeemM to T" . PRESENTING CAROLS .. ln I lnK to Ray Branch, manager. in Ills power to promote the inti who. in the opinion of the Judges. llee the put: he wu even tetter. It, Prouulon.l-’Hutt The Herald Sunday otm. txe. is. .t 7:30 I MT. Branch .Ui* Uu« UU Im- ests of this county. He will do all FROM MANY LANDS submits the moat expressive and o'clock in celebration of lhe sesqui"mH I*0*1111’1 to h*v« » lul of number anything, than he was as Scrubby in t fitting name. It may be a purely 1 centennial of the founding of Meth- " Sjoo^ilM eist^OT wwt 'of chlldren who Plan to atvend *’ —r. „—j* —j .u-. .. । carol—"Fum, Fum. Fum —Cata­ In treasurer Harold Foster the synthetic title like 'Century of 1 Students Also Giving "Why odlsm in this country, the movement 3 , ni‘lcs and west. ,f hc can deflllltely arrange the preaching the superlative, a fault lan. Progress.' rrogress. It 11 may be oc ail an expressed cxprcasca in ' ,,o. 1 Its climate varies from lhe sub-arcu. -.m ,h«t wv- ciety will have a capable man, ( Carol—"Tli' First Noel "—French. which a critic should try to avoid. the Chimes Rang"—Miss on. word, or hr U» won!., bur U: I U= .o U» rmpic. If p^pl. v.ry. m uSr Octet—"Praise Ye The Lord The next thing that comes to mind IhUK Include the rounding of Horry „ grX U WT > ‘ :.» U ” ? ,, l! ,n "J" U “ 11UU until the very last minute and ' well. Aside from that his Robson, Director county urd HrnUng. u well. aXlh Wh*’f' C?“'r* . re“»l“'te .1X tad u> be Is the splendid manner in which Scotch. Carol—‘The Angels and the Shep­ Another delightful Christmas Janet Teale handled the role of the rules are as follows. 1 ganizatlon. reaching Into every ham- [ much smaller and of darker com- shortened so that everybody could and his expert knowledge of 11’ herds" — Old Bohemian. Carol Service will be presented on effervescent Margaret Davis. Her in­ stock will make him a very UM Trio—"We Tiiree Kings of Orient Sunday afternoon. Dec. 18. al Cen­ 1st.—Only residents of Barry and cro6aroad wherever passible ,xlon. i^, BCOOmm<xl>ted. terpretation of the court room scene officer. county are eligible. Employees of m Und of exemplifying;. “ 1 AU chUdren ln tral auditorium, at four o'clock, by was Just about perfection, not over­ Are"—Old English. Maurice Foreman as secretary A cappella—"Of the Father's Love । the teachers of the city schools, dlthe Hastings Banner, officers of lhe atatement so often made lnvlted to arrange- an excellent selection. He 1s tat done In the least but sparkling and Begotten"—12th Cent. Plainsong. Centennial Corporation, and the Jol wcslev "The world is my par- rcnd the WTUlnK5 °> Marco Polo who mcnl« Cln madc to uke of I reeled by Supl. D. A. VanBusklrk. in character every line of the way. rated in the fair and whatever families of such Individuals.are J®"? wcs * e * rnc * or,a 18 my par visited that country 400 years ago. ... ,7TT ' in-------■ ■thta!^^ visited that country 400 years ago. ; Solo—“Song of the Cidmcs"—A These programs are always enjoy­ The ----------committee charge of ^ t^ iL.JI tn Harold Logan appeared to better excluded. able and bring the real spirit of advantage than in any other pro-’ Cradle Song. Miss Lola Aslulter. um^S^th ot Ctanese Umc Carol—“O Night of Holy Memor- Christmas. And too. this is a splen­ 2nd.—The name shall not contain (anniversary service on Sunday duction in which I have seen him has the time and the disposition did thing for the teachers to do for more than five words. inlng has secured Dr. Smith Bum-; Prospective lists may be sent to take part. He forgot to be Harold ham of Kalamazoo as the speaker. I j? | Mr. Branch either by letter or by do a successful job. Silver Collection — voluntary — Mias the patrons and friends of the Logan and was John Marvin, the 3rd.—AU entries shall bear a poet- 1Dr. Burnham, who U an authority. It would be difficult to suggi ‘ mLJtnSl™ I*rson’d Ptone call. Tickets are Eloise Storer. There is no admission school ambitious young law student and mark not later than midnight 1 three better men for directors Congregation — "Silent Night" — on United States history and the and q .^L ready for distribution now and a charge and all are welcome. Follow­ lover of Millie. And that final of January 1st, 1935. < Fred Mayo. Robert Martin and 1 ing Is the program to be rendered: lltUe advance cooperation wlU Insure Lindsey. They arc all wide-awa clinch I Take a back seat, Clark Ga­ German. 4th —Entries are to be written on iauthor of several books, is a mOT Carol—"I Heard the Bells on q highest ideals and wide vision. “5“ ’ Am-LAimat lhat children Christmas Play—"Why the Chimes ble! cnuarrn of 01 the me county cvuniy son e»u en=•*- farmers, »armer8 greatly interested interest one sheet of paper and only one <llnging a message of Inspiration to In t Chinese life tw It is. he de-Joy ----------- ------------------------------------------Christmas Day"—American. Rung"—High School and Freshman a Christmas moving picture pro- farm problems at Barry Honora Pratt gave a sympathetic name can be entered by each 11 Sextet—"S’eking for Jesus—Mod- College students, directed by Miss [gram. desirous contestant. At the bottom of h11. The early years of the Ufa of the c interpretation to the part of Mra desirous of of having having a a B Barry a l&urch were momentous—in \T16 , ??! Ruth Robson. Jones, during the Friday evening ern. the same sheet the name. tho*i fair that will be a winner In Duet—"Luther's Cradle Song"— the Declaration of Independence was rl.h Following is the cast of charac­ performance, especially. It was not address, and the age of the cot- l SPECIAL INSTRUCTION r*Tht question of whether to I ters: a role that taxed her ability and German. testa nt if such contestant is be- tsigned, in 1781 the church was start- ■ Carol—"In Xxcekls Deo"—From ed and in 1789 occurred the adoption th“c .rlv,®[? “rc P°PUla*‘ Holger, a peasant boy. John Bar­ permitted her to shine as she did as IN DENTAL HEALTH now the age of 18 years, shall be i of our Constitution. How much in। *£• there^im the Latin. nett; Steen, his younger brother. Mrs. Midget tn "Outward Bound." legibly printed. All entries fail- < Congregation—"Joy to the World" John Phillips; Bertel, their unclt. fluence the church might have had , n^Lc, *'aU;<1 >*causc there is no W. K. Kellogg Foundation But site did mke me angry when she Ing to comply with these re- Iupon the framers of the constitution, IvS^. CHRISTMAS PLAY trnnjport its products to Donald Doxey; An Old Woman. Mil­ sided In with those two shysters— —Handel. me cwimivuiiw*. -. qulrements or including more iupon me iramers vi______ .___________ market. Offers Post-Grad Work Benediction. dred Woodmansee; Priest. Vernon we. of this era. will never know. Pos-1 BY ST. ROSE SCHI (Continued on page six) (Continued on page six) ' Notice—The offering will be used Winlnger; King. Stephen Bristol; sibly Dr. Burnham will draw para I-1 The greates. need in C*‘lna- he to School Heads to purchase new music for the Queen. Doris Shute; Angel. Bettie lels betaean the growth of the, (Continued on page five) The- Eaton and Barry Counties' Dramatization al Central Al church choir. The [choir will be Reickord; soldiers, Hugh Kelley and PLAN DISTRIBUTION Methodist church, and the develop­ Dental Society met at Bellevue on vested and will consist of 30 trained Whiter Caukln; Ladles-in-waltlng. ditorium on December OF CHRISTMAS BASKETS ment of our country. Those were ORGANIZE BROTHER- _ Tuesday the 4th. Inst, commencing Suzanne Sumner, Norma Jacobson, stirring days with Unportont events - LinGG AT PRUPPHRT at about 2:30 P. M. and continuing 30 and December 93 that shaped our government. You. MUUU A I rnttFUnl Barbara Trego. Jean Arndt, Donna until about 9:00 o'clock with the inCommittee Represents All ' Myers, Rosemary Cronk. Dora Day. will want to hear what Dr. Bum-! ———OUTSTANDING FILM 1 termisaion of an hour for the dinner. Florence Westerlind. Agnes Royer; ham has to ray about these matters Hon. John 0. Ketcham to The entire time was devoted to the Organizations, Clubs and at Central auditorium on TO BE SHOWN HERE Spanish Knight, Lyle Kurr; Cour­ (CObttoued on pwe gl«, | Spoak at Plrat Meeting educational principles of Dental Societies in City tiers. Robert Corkin, Bradford [Health as it is to be applied to the In response to a request from MIBB OATTON TO DISODBB Hinckley, John Adcock. Scene—A Plans are being perfected for the . [school children of the primary many patrons Ray Branch, manager peasant's hut. Time—Middle ages. “°ndaz- Nlght RELIGION AND CHAU filling and distribution of Christmas A meeting of vital interest to the grades, to the intermediate grades and new years, bright with of the strand theater, has arranged "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing baskets, as in former years, the Red AOTEB BUILDING for a showing of Grace Moore in (Mendelssohn) Sung during the The merchants of Has- I entire community was held in the unci to the senior grades. These dlsCross, the churches, fraternal or­ "One Night of Love” on New Year's play. ganizations, schools, patriotic or­ tinffa are oavins good United basement of the Methodist church cushions were led by three members eve. The midnight performance of R. nn » r Monday evening when twenty men Of the Educational Committee. After in every joyous peal o< NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT • this picture will start at 11:30 and Processional—' O Come All Ye ganizations of ah kinds, the Rotary States money to the Danner galhcred and orgamu-u the Free- this another member oLaame comFaithful" (Adeite Fldeles) (Latin). Club, the Women's Club. Camp Fire theae daya to buy space in port Men's Brotherhood. Rev. C. L. mlttee presented the Educational additional short numbers will DECEMBER EIGHTEENTH many Glriz, Boy Scouts, etc., cooperating. ‘ ris elected president; Rev. program as applied to the parents, be included. The main feature It­ Representatives from the above so­ these columns. The reason | WUklnsjvas "O Holy Night** (Cantlque de Noel) H. Osgood, vice-president and teachers and nurses. self is conceded to be one of the JI. ” cieties met Tuesday night and made is—they have a message, a । Kenneth At Central Auditorium—No finest tilings that has ever been Adolph Adam. Smelker, secretary-treas-; secretary-treas- [ The The W w K. Kellogg Foundation is ‘ J , ... ■ ’ iKennetn ameixer, arrangements for the careful and real merchandising news'urer it was voted to hold the meet-' sponsoring all the necessary material Bonita Brandsletter dramatises I Admission—The Parents of filmed. It will also be shown on efficient handling of the work so rr.esM'xe, to each and every Ings the third Monday night of each and equipment and it hopes for a role and her persistent pleadti Sunday and Monday as the regular move the aristocratic and scxnrw! "O Little Town of Bethlehem there will be no duplications and Oounty Urged to Come attraction, but extra features will (English). reader of this paper. Moot month, the meetings to be held tar more thorougn understanding and a self-centered father, personatad everyone provided for. The second lecture on the adult be included only in the midnight ■ thru merchants ar«» vour lhe tlmc beln « ln cltc(M church bttse" more "As Each Happy Christmas'* (Ger­ newly |ne lively interest on the part of William Taflec. Herman Bsaor Mrs. Forrest Johnson is general­ of theu, merchant, are_your education course, which is sponsored performance. Only enough scats chairman. assisted by representa­ fellow citizens, you vote to- | appointed Rev. Loomis, Rev. Os- Ing dentally examined from time to man). will be sold tor the midnight show to Jack- treats carol as his all in 'The Flrat Nowell" (English). tives of the organizations named. wlll be given at the Central auditor­ fill the theater to capacity. gether, you pay taxea togeth- good and Chav. Moore as lhe pro- time and not merely to point out "Angels«We Have Heard on High They are asking those who have ium on Tuesday evening. December committee, and Harold Yoder. | the existing defects, but the under- world as happy as he can make I (French). food or money to contribute to have er your children go to school rtdbether __ whv not extend Wm ' Mls,ller ' and John Thaler as lying factors, which factors, as a The child in turn feels that there "Hallelujah Chorus" from Handel's it ready by Monday. Dec. 34. as the rtogetner wny not extend । lhe (re»hment committee. The first rule, lectures on this course is "character, the re refreshment nile, can be corrected by early edu"Messiah." baskets will be packed that morn­ them the courtesy of reading I meeting of the Brotherhood will be) cation and training of the children no one like him. Mrs Bird la pa Building.” Miss lone Catton will give sonated by Florence ODonnaU. as ing at the American Legion home. the address next Tuesday night, De- i' । held next Monday evening when an and their parents. The dosing sea­ she being the mother of the “too every line of each message In former years, the churches have cember 18. Miss Catton Is at the "Deck the Hall" (Welsh). published in these columns? oyster supix?r will be served, and slot! was the address of Dr. Henry Bird.” does everything to ma) COMMUNITY BALE. Kolyada head of the children's division of the (Father Christmas) collected food—canned or fresh fruit Ex-congressman John C. Ketcham J. otto, director of Education of the and vegetables, flour, etc—on the They have spent the (Russian). will be the speaker. Every man In W. K. Kellogg Foundation. This adSunday preceding Christmas so it money to send you a mes­ the community. II years of age or dross brought out much valuable ta- the happiest "Fum. Fum. Fum" (Spanish). All Urn Ru , would be ready when the baskets sage. Will you spend the older, is most cordially invited to formation and in closing he made were packed. Borne people are giv­ Dear" (Swedish). Many fine thL-i meeting Special music is also the announcement that the superta- All scrubbing and rinsing ing money which will be used to time to read it? "O Christmas Tree" (German). belng arranged for.—From our Free- tender,ta and the principals of all with patience for ones. V purchase meat or other necessities. buying opportunities are be­ port correspondent. a sM^ke^^ CatUin W*Wy “ , Read full particulars elsewhere In of the towns in the various counties out. Il’s worth it. Mi Any and all contributions will be ing presented and timely Iln whUh U|C w K- Kell°W Itounda- trains them for the dim "In a Manger. He is Lying" (Pol­ gratefully received. Her theme next Tuesday night will (thU ***** Banncr tlQn 1« operating, will be given post and after much bustling suggestions made to busy SPECIAL SERVICE AT ish). Collection of Christmas toys is be­ "Away in a Manger" (Germin). Christmas Shoppers. ing made by the Boy Scouts through I JOHN HOEDEMAKER. CITY MISSION SUNDAY tekdZSTat thte '1 Having decided to quit farming "Bleep my Little One" (Dutch). the schools, and all toys needing re­ M^tehv aht^ld John w Hocdemaker will have an JJLXS "O Sleep. Sleep On" (Alsatian). pair will be fixed by Verrol Conk- DONATING FOOD FOR Prof. 1MUl.-=d Quartette don't mias this dramatis ' Silent Night, Holy Night" (Ger­ lln, manual training teacher, and his From Holiness Semi­ -------- gospel of dental health to the pub­ moves from beginning to man). CHRISTMAS BASKETS helpers. The toys are being col­ lic. lected today. Wednesday, and made R^rrv^itvhOn tJho^dThZttltfli torses, cows, poultry, tools and feed ORGANIZE BIFERNO ready tor redistribution. A plan that America Legion and AuxiU- ■ v Read fuU particulars of. this sale, has worked welkin former years was ary Holding Joint Party, I Bible Holiness Seminary at Owosso logg Foundation, was made an hoo-CONCERT ORCHESTRA having the toys on display in the to thb o< to. Bw. nnonmKoe Qi I will speak at the Hastings City Mis- orary member of the Eaton and will know. community room of the National izecemuer az |gloa OIl gunday. Dec. ig, at p. BWry counties Dental Societies. vine. Freeport, Wbodland and Dalton I ' , , , -_______ Thirty Muiiciang Plan to Pre­ bank, where mothers could make On Friday evening, Dec. 21. the Rev. Mills will be accompanied by <»»---------------- to near tnis aaaress ny one wno nos .rprlAI FftftTuT*n w r NOTICE TO uui their selections prior to Christmas. American Legion and Auxiliary and one of* **• made herself not only thoroughly I BBrLiAL KOOTWtAH male. " *■ the Seminary quartettes, who STORES OPEN EVERY sent Free Concerts Dur ­ acquainted with her subject, but who I 10 order r^iae money to meet The Scouts expect to follow this plan their families will hold their will render several numbers during simuT UCYT tattk ing Winter Months • again this year, date to be given next Christmas party at the Legion the service. The Mission folks invite has become an authority she will currpnt bills the Ironside Shoe OomnHUnl fit A I WttA brlng an interesting meaaage. In thia city announces a big The Biferno Concert Orchestra week. Older Scouts and Camp Fire rooms, starting with a pot luck sup- the public to share this exceptional addition to this address a group ot °£^«h «Tad*‘ f02L*eai ln thU was organized last week, starting. girls will be asked to assist. The Wide Selections of Christ­ service. Hickory Comers school children will present a lMUe lhe Banner This firm car- with thirty members. A. A. Biferno. writer knows of several organizations Instead of exchanging gifts as mas Merchandise Are Christmas aong, and the teachers of r^ea a stock of shoes, rubbers, director. This orchestra is composed। that are donating new toys also for heretofore, each person is asked to REVIVALS AT COATS the city schools will sing a group of ®u • and are wesentlng a great buy- of fine musicians and will present, the Christmas baskets. GROVE u.ui* — “r —CHURCH. ————on Display bring jtAJu food u. in mauv some lutui. form, *ua» that nt*/ may Chrlstmas carols. I1*1* opportunity to those who need some free concerts during the win­ Trucks have been secured for the be put in the Christmas baskets givThe revival meetings at Coats It has been agreed by tha marRemember the time-next TUM- (.oot*<,*r .. ““ 1Unu beln« ter months. The object of the or-, delivery of the baskets bn Monday' en to those less fortunate. These 9rovc. conducted by Evangelist W. D. chonte <4 Hastings that they will are at-., ^eep their storea open every night my c»vrnim o. ai. t ,ju . . . ° uhmsuo.. mhi, ia mj, afternoon. Dec. 24. If you can help baskets will be distributed Monday. Trumbull. Warren, Ohio, ganizallon, says air. Mr. ssuc Biferno. is to ■»** ^tock.no merchandise has promote a love for the best in music. with this work any way, please Dec. 24. and will "be packed at the ‘raettag attention in that oommun- ncxt Week beginning on Mocxtay BOY SCOUT RUFFUL 1?®*° brought In for the occasion a*!Thli ta a splendid understaking and phone Mra. Forrest Johnson or Mrs. Legion home. You are Invited to do £7- The evangelist is a forceful and evening. This will accommodate all On Wednesday evening. Dec. IB, ,0Tel . ***• ®*ty •u*es- should mean much to the people o< - Otto Isenhath. who will be Ln gen­ something to help make others hap- ----fluent a --college educatedU1UWUI>«* ChristmasMivpuua shoppers who MUUW* cannot get —- speaker, -c------- . — -----------------------Troop 78 Of the Bqy Scouts will serve ThiflroasldeBhoe °?~ ropuUUon Hastings. Watch tor future an­ eral charge. py on Christmas day. h»^i** hustler who -~.v. speaks to ♦>the point. ---------------inR, Lown----during ------regular business Thursday night the subject is -Be.. 8 a Swiss aleak supper at the united •jVldl °' ev'J? transaction of nouncements. nounceroents. The committee la desirous that uu-jssr-en-: there be no duplications tn this work TO HOPE TWP. TAXPAYERS, llevlng a Lie;" Friday night. "The merchants have large stocks I will be at the National Bank. Conversion of a Murderer;" Balur- ot which should afford everyTO ORANGEVILLE TAXPAYERS. 24c. The nipper u to ta *rwd hr °°uacrmcnl °° mother peee. I wUl be it Orangeville. Dec. 20 Hastlngs. Dec. 15 and each Batur- clay night. "Bringing up Dad." • one a large choice whan aalectlng and rt; Delton. Dec. 21 and*28; Prai­ CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Harry Thompson as chairman. If TO BALTIMORE TAXPAYERS, day including Jan 5; at Cedar talk to young people and others, gtm iol »«miiy or friends. rv. —a Dec. IB yoUT Shopping SOTly While there AND BINGO PARTY. Creek. 18 arw) and .Tan Jan. ia12; mnvar. Ctoyer- Runrtav Sunday rnnmlni morning tha the ovanaallB* evangelist w4ll will anyone has articles of food they will WIU be at my home at Dowling rieville, Dec. 39; oounty treasurer's Bt. Rose hall. Thursday eve.. Dec. dale. Dec. 20 and Jan. 3 from 8:00 speak on "Solomon's Great DLaoovdonate for the supper, please call every Friday and at the Hastings 11. 1:00 o'clock, sponsored by ladles UU*>:00 o’clock, to collect taxes and ery;" Bunday night, "The WUrst ireU ng taxes. sell dog licenses. Tiling in Costs Grove." The com-1 Russell Johncock. DANCE. tor Improving and fur- j l(Xh of December and during JanOrangeville Twp. Tress. Pine assortment of appropriate Henry Bergman. munity gives you a cordial Invitai Stanton. Treasurer.—Adv. 12-13. Christmas gifts.—Adv, —Adv. 12-12. Twp. Trees. , Uon to attend and enjoy the servlcaa., • LiaHTNIN' " JUDGED ONE OF BEST PRODUCTIONS TO DATE DttAlivn STRAND CHILDREN’S j SESOUl-CENTEN NIliCELEUM EBS'CUBISTW MA5 CAROL SERVICE SECONDABDBESS ON THE COURSE MESSAGES TO YOU > | Two Auction Sales | "Sv - �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER U, 1M4 ‘;; IT II E^^thbS»T,1i?JSSSJI|NTERESTING PROGRAM AT S CLUB of tflanL , __ WOMEN ___ _ ’_______ _ ’ ’ ■ ■. •' Dllll RI1IP DulLUIlib U«d.'' X'UTSa^SXr’S'^l' Oliri.l.u’iroUi.r w« ’»»*• o»»«ia«*A u>»i vticwicr oavawf, S. hl* ’SJS' brother. | l., Dan W. Reynolds. on Friday Richard Messer, ' BOY SCOUT RALLY WAS WELL ATTENDED SEHEF0MK DONEIN COUNTY LOCAL NEWS FARM CENSES BEGINS IN MICHIGAN JAN. 1 Women's Club Over Two Hundred Lads ParRegular Five-Year Inventory There will be a meeting of the Frank Edmonds, who was bumsd tjoipated in Program quite badly and has bean confined of Agriculture Business Es­ Women's Club Friday afternoon, Monday Night • pecially Needed Now TAXM WOULD THEN BE then cashier of the City Bank, "Christmas in Other Lands" was W. K. KELLOGG FOUNDA­ Despite the severe cold on Monday oil station, is gaining nicely and Beginning January 1, census enu­ Judga clamant SmlUr. Philip T. Col- ith* thMna of a very uniqu* and inTION CO-OPERATES MATERIALLY REDUCED night, which necessitated abandon­ will soon be able to out again. merator* will call on all Michigan woodburne, chairman of the grovv and the writer formed the i tcresting program presented to the Two babies were born at Pennock farmer* to obtain information in W. ment of the parade, the Barry ooun­ Public Wtelfarc committee, and she WITH SCHOOLS DURDTG YEAR Hastings Wtool Boot company and women's club Jn the play room of hospital during the past week: A accordance with the law which re­ has arranged a very Interesting protook over the plant and business. Ithe central school building on Frlty District Boy Scout Rally was well girl to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kachele, quire* that an agricultural census attended by Scouts, leaders, parents MlrlrUpVtll.. n 1 nr, ru,- fl ______ ‘ -4.-1, 4— ,_u and friends, and all enjoyed the uec. » a son was born to Mr. and cording to the director of the census. discussion ot ths welfare wort of the nation, stats, county and city. program of events outlined In last 2eS’st;Uren“ 8t<lner■ 334 w’ Ap* | William L. Aurtto,'Washington. D. week’s Banner. Over 300 Scouts aud DEATH OF FORMER CO. Sea* Scouts participated in the pro­ Henry Jan*en, the blind man who The farm census will be verv imCLERK, M. O. HILL. gram with 23 men aettng as judges. H1?, accor<iion on the streets, portent, in view of the unusual Morris O. Hill, who was taken Hugh Riley was chief Judge; Irving thanks all who liave donated money condition* under which agriculture suddenly ill a few weeks ago from HolUforth was the starter and Fred during the year. 1__ a. heart attack and has been a pa­ Ballance, clerk. This was the first your favor and wishes all a Merry years. The first farm census was tient at Pennock hospital since that rally of this kind to be held in Barry Christmas and Happy New Year. taken In IMO, and others at inter­ time, passed away on Tuesday aftcounty and Scout Executive Lloyd vals of 10 year* until 1925 when the Shafer was delighted with the in-1 new law requiring that the census He Is survived by his wife, three THECOUNTRY CLUB nMt four yelrM Ther* w“ * Mr». H. A. Adrounle dressed to Ar-,I first of the counties to which the tereat and enthusiasm shown. ftnnav unon this tin- »evere depression throughout the . menlan fashion, who gave a descrip- KclloazFoundattor” children. Morris, Marjory and Fran­ - Foundation .‘carries In the Troop Revue first place was wUInta^o country; but felt boot* were the |tlon of the church of lhe NaUvity. LT.— on its ANNUAL MEETING Many of the governmental j>lans ces Mary, his parents. Mr. and Mr*. ThefS cheapest footwear that folks could whlch u bulU over the cave in which । won by Troop 75; second. Troop 72; to aid fanner* are based upon In­ Henry Hill, and two sisters, Mrs. no «v^rihlCi?U^ bu>- BJld *w WBnn’ “ 010 the *« b0"1 ln »«»*’«- ’ZdatloS wm sorted lhe S third. Troop 65 of Middleville; Bea Was Held at the Country formation provided by the data *e. Blanche Kirchner of Lansing, and mSSm tofbSJMnlanty can make use'dld a BOod bustae* hem. Mrs. Adrounle then told of the ^ence gained In this county has Scout revue, first, Ship 100 of Has­ cured by the census reports. Thia 1* Miss Grace Hill of this City. He\ Club Last Evening and tings; second. Ship HF of Middle­ KJSilve* through thor* years For several interesting customs of lhe Armenian k-L heimul in itosSS.ti the moat accurate detailed record ot was IdeflUfled with the Masonic of it profitably for themsch.s >w wa* chrUtuJ whlch de4Crtbed o a M JgPjJ In FwundaUon. ville; Cubbing, first, cub Pack 12 of the farming Industry, and It la very bodies, a member of the Methodist Well Attended The buildiruts have been unoceunlghu M wcll M through the greal ceiebraUon preceded by fast- fck,2^£nefit Middleville; second. Pack 9. Has­ important to the farmers themsclvea church and official board, and had Hie annual meeting and banquet that accurate Information be given served Barry county as county clerk pied and neglected so long that they d ’ she said that Drcsente were not J ? *U ^-people, tings. ~ — -----, 7 -----;aay. : nig. cure sniu ikx ------------ ----a------------ hv d‘> iereka^d bJt Xt l a chUdm’’ Of Dressing race: 1st. Wayne Fink- of lhe Hastings Country Club was to the census enumerators when for several terms. During the World held at the Country Club last eve­ they call. imb ab u I The alm qf the Foundation la to bclner. 71. time 2 minutes. 48 sec­ itt.trtnv ra; 'rubber ovens to go with them In the ;ncw dress. onds ; 2nd. Robert Gillette, 65. 3rd. ning. being well attended and a very lhe enume-ator* will have mean* nii^f '‘»te 90s the United States Rubber Mrs. Milo DeVries, In Dutch cos-r enjoyable affair. . .mr^^racture, - Company was formed. It was the tume. presented a description of ihelp grow a generation of young William Ransom. 75. of identifying themselves when they Funeral services will be held on (people who will be healthier, more Following the dinner themeritog the meeting call Most of them wUl be local peo- Thursday afternoon at two o'clock Fire by Friction: 1st. Donald Dox­ lndY even Uw big combination in this country. Christmas as It is celebrated in Hol- ; alert mentally and better morally. SkHcr a nn^ Pr “ ito plc choaen Ul l!lp districts where at the Methodist church, with In­ ey, 71; 2nd. Sen Scout Ship 111, h^e^da^?Med S'H 11,1prsctlcally all Uw rubber land. This was followed by "ChrlstSigler and J. C, Ketcham led to ?hcv will work ™i™ itdwufd ^manufacturers in. one Urge corpor- mas in Spain," given by Mrs.,Many a child has hte future wrecked Gaylen Bell. Middleville; 3rd. Justin C terment In Riverside cemetery. The °Thf U rimorte lg <^ <f Gl.n Rrnw. » 1 EVWy ,armer can SPCure “ Mmple “d.r^t^u^-‘ atiotu For several year* It did not i George Lockwood dressed a* a dash- ,because of neglected teeth or ade­ Cooley. 75. Knights Templar wUl assist with Fire by flint and steel: 1st. Ship £e thif ^Xdv wwld ; el'K*Kp manufacture of felt |ing Spanish senora. The Christmas noids. diseased tonsils, or some easily . f,,r,n schedule which Is a copy of the service. tCL2’iC1,rke “ 3rtaf I the blank which the census enumcrSincere sympathy is extended to it f^\nZ manu- ibooU. Later It began to make felt seawn there was characterized a* preventable trouble with his eye­ 111, Gaylen Bell; 2nd. Richmond or hearing. How wonderful Penton, 66; 3rd, Orley Knlckerbockl"‘crcsBnR and ,ah.°*cd ator wlU fill out when calling at the the bereaved family and relatives.. Therey are a' toolwear In one of its own plant*, one of wild revelry, by Mr*. Lock- sight , It would be If we could grow a gen­ that the Hastings Country Club ha* farm iatcr sample copies can ■E^rehZ^whfch a’ The owners of lhe HasUng* Wool wood eration of young folks who would , C m f h 1 by wrilU1 « 10 AO-WA-KI-YA GROUP. Pyramld building: 1st. Troop 75. ^mr^ra^lv ^mall ^t could be I Boot Company could see the InevlMrs. Dosie Crue, in a Swedish , be free from such defects, who would time 6 seconds; 2nd. Troop 72. ‘m.. y ^e Census. Dept, of Commerce, A business meeting of this group raod’rondBlon tab!e. They must either sell to the । gown, then described lhe Christmas suffer , no physical handicap* that riJalF^pe™ United States Rubber. Company or | ««on to Sweden. She tald^lhe Knot relay: 1st, Troop 65; 2nd. elites of Ulla aixe. After some loose Washington, D. C- Most county ag­ was held Dec. 5 at the home of our enda arc picked up. the Club should > -----> --------------------— Troop 75; 3rd. Troop 71. ricultural agents will have copies guardian. We decided to give the .....uh. pn,p.n,.W» in Signalling: 1st, Troop 75; 2nd, 71; be to exccUcnt condition, and It Is which can be Inspected In their of- bib* that we made for the Needle­ hoped that all member* will do their flees. work Guild to welfare. Mr*. DeVries 3rd, 65. ,. j| utmost to aid officers and commit­ First Aid: 1st, Troop 75; 2nd, 65; » aimwx nf the entire nlant They I of some assistance from a Chicago'.scribed were the children u Christ j[jo_ do|n<z fnr the benefit at ' tecs to bring it about. monial gown* which we expect to 3rd, 71. HOPE CENTER. order coon. Then we drew names Troop yells: Is!. Troop 72; 2nd. 75; | The report of Roy Hubbard, chair­ Burdette Lyttle has gone to Cali­ for the Chrl*tmas party which I* to man of the Sjx>rts committee, was 3rd. 71. fornia to see his father, who Is in be held Doc. 12. Each girl will bring if thrv rannot do that It . laclure ot ten. cools ana o: ruccer . mic wnitw wiuut wic/ very Interesting, giving in detail tL?the?X Uat‘down <”"> The United State* Rubber have during the Christmas dinner. Total points were: Troop IS. total ill health, and wlU return in Febthe results of the numerous contests to the party u toy which will be giv­ 475 points, winning first place;' oth­ Km ;c«mp.w »*<1 «- She «1~ chHHmu lot ‘ ‘of averages, ru?Tyen to come poor child. A mistake ^Ti^detaal nhmtleM than a penenpe in trying toput the Mlsh- | Polka In which even-one takes part. I aswill"'^ : ers were, 2nd, Troop 65. 410 points; held, along with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ashby and was made In last week’s new* In re­ the Swn* awaka Knit Boot factory out of buri- This season Is a time for decorating -11 :3rd, Troop 71. 365 points; 4th, Troop and percentages. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nuyen of Kala ­ Dave Goodyear's report as chair­ porting the new officers which we £llt^ l«0 wtoTS That mistake resulted In the grave, ln Sweden. Church .ervice. tor a_se'.en‘.* 72; 360 points; 5th, Sea Scout Ship mazoo visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred । wish to correct. Il should have been “tfltnf’ wltesttags “ “ J?"’ *.nfP. h„ild<nu of a A big hlc rubber plant nlant at at,are 111; 270 points; 6th. Ship 106. 260 man of the Grounds and Greens 1 Ste detemtaed that, it;building ,are held very early la the morning will buUd them up physically. Mury DeVries secretary and Doris committee, emphasized the success­ Ashby Sunday. The Foundation has its own paid pointe; 7th, Troop 74. 245 points. 'Mary ■L pitnt* ’Mishawaka, which became a strong and every family, rich or poor, bums Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dunning and cralg TTUnklfz it i^uld benefit thU city/ competitor They did not wi.h to a candle to lhe window on Christma* nurse* working in the schools of Ribbon badges were awarded the ful effort that had been made to d.ibur “ ors.^^i» I - “«• Middleville. Woodland. Delton and winners of the various events and keep expenses down to lhe lowest ' 'a ughter of Delton called on their! had ■’ivenI have that experience duplicated In morning. , __________ t * * HtendfrPto hav^theWc K A- 8 Hostings. Accordingly they made al Mrs. Keller then presented Miss ;Hastings, There are trained nurses the Odd Fellow cup will be present­ possible notch so as to permit Has- [parents, Chu. McDermott and wife. I a domestic servant traveled by air on the Foundation’s health unit staff ed at the next court of Honor to tings Country Club member* to ’ gel 1Saturday. railroad constructed from Kalama- f»Jr offer for the plant and business Anna Johnson who gave a mo*t in­ in this county, who are spreading Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ashby have' to a new situation. Her employers Troop 75 for having the most points. by” on the lowest annual dues of So to Hatton and tton on to of the Wool Bool company here, teresting review of "The Story of the returned home after visiting her idghed with relief when they heard the gospel of good health throughout , uioaing — w. D.~.. ........ Closing me the rauy rally was me the invc&tiInvesti- any club to this section. ?^odbure b:n the people here did , which wa* accepted. The United Christmas Tree" by Henry VanDyke. .... in Marshall. her tell the pilot not to wait. Officers, directors, committees, parents 1 notrealiz/ what thLsnid would do I States Rubber Company thereafter Mrs. Duane Bauer read extracts ot thls county. This past year an ex- .ture service * filch waa very Imprestothewde of^wtr city. Previous to i operated the plant successfully and a letter from the president of the ;pert lias been selected by the Foun- Isive for the three boys inducted Into and Eddie Van Popering, the ’’Pro.” were given a "good hand" Jor their dation to give his entire time to the the Scout organization. that time Hostings had drawn trade profitably for several year*. . stal5 „ ariirfitful tea better teaching of health. ----------------- +■•-«----------------good work. The Hastings Country Hom the southwest as aril as the A* the country became more pro*After the program a delightful tea None of this work is interfering SUDDEN DEATH OF Club Is a splendid community asset northeastern parts of the county, perous felt boot* went out of style. Mra’nlvki with the public school*. On lhe con- , L. V. BESSMER. and the desire Is to keep it up to When this railroad was constructed; while warm they were clumsy. Mra Herman Arold and Mrs. David trary it is helping the /schools. beThis city was shocked when the Its present high standard. elevators were built at Milo. Delton. I Knit socks which are Just as warm B?>e’ presided at the tea table cause the better the physical condl- news was given out Saturday foreTlie three directors elected were Coat* Grove and Woodland. Stores and much more pliable and sanitary which was decorated with a sparktlon of a child the better student he noon that Louis V. Bessmer. well Henry Sheldon. Dr. Kenlth McIn­ wilh considerable stocks were took their place. As a result of tills 1U\S m,’’1BluLc Christmas tree' »nd will tuw-rnf become. known jeweler and optometrist of tyre and C. W. Clarke. established point*,. uas manufacture of i... fell boots was -redcandlcs. Anise.- Swedish. estaousnea at ai all an these iwuim * the mauuinuuit - ------ German - ------- - -It Is necessary that hones and this city, had died very suddenly at The meeting closed with three .. . .. .. ............ j ___ , ___________ and Rcfitz-h nitmeal mnkli-s wrrt well as at Cloverdale and Shultz. A* discontinued to Hastings. What few iXna Scotch c«tmeal cookie* parents not only appreciate what the his home. He had complained to Mrs. amateur boxing bouts tliat were a result the merchant* ot Hastings were required were supplied by a lit- 'served with the tea. Foundation is doing, but cooperate Bewmer that he did not feel well vflry entertaining. found that instead of the C. K A: S. tie plant in Medford. Massachusetts., Recipe* from foreign lands fully by encouraging their children । that morning, and had asked her to being a benefit to them it had ac- which the Rubber Company owned, posted on the buUeUn board, tn developing clean minds and good j come to the store to look after -the DEATH OF MRS. WILL Spanish Steak. tually cut off a large percentage of' but they practically went out of use. unani»h CRAIG ON THURSDAY. in all the Handkerchiefs, boxed, character. bus while he went Silk to secHosiery a doc­ its rural trade. Under such condl-1 Circumstances have been such that I 2 lbs. round beef, chopped. Mrs. Will Craig, 53. passed away tor. ,e physician saw that ’hL* new shades, 49c, Uons there -.•as only one way out, Ute United States Rubber Company | 1 egg. . HOLIDAY CHANGE con n was serious and urged Mr. on Thursday evening following a 1-2 c milk. which was to Induce manufacturing could not see a way to start any | 59c, 89c, >1.00 stroke of paralysis at her home In Children's Handker­ IT. Worcestershire sauce. IN STRAND PROGRAM Bessmer to go home, go to bed and Hastings township. She Is survived concerns to locate in Hastings. (other line of manufacturing their ( Because of the fact that ■ both keep as quiet as possible. The doctor by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. i Accordingly to n "hurrah boys" Hastings plant, circumstances nlso I 1 T prepared mustard. chiefs at 10c per box Silk Scarfs at 59c Christmas and New Year’s days, said he would come 4o look after Stuart Jackson of Detroit and Miss fashion the city went at it. In » prevented their selling it for a long I 1 T minced onion. I him as soon as he could get away come on Tuesday the regular Tues-1. tingle year there acre built here time at a reasonable price; so the Gertrude Craig of Pontiac; one son.) Snow Suits, all wool '---- Mrs. Bessmer had 1-8 t pepper. plants for Uie Hasting* Furniture plant ’ • " ‘--------------J -—­ 1 has- been vacant* — and aa ’hap Silk and Rayon Under­ Maurice at home, a sister, Mrs. El-1 Company—now the Bookcase Com- pen, with such a plant It ha* rapid-1 1 can tomatoes. gin Morgan, and 1her moth-) of th^e davs R«ordm«y £ call<* hlm- *'« »* hls ho^ « ln Mead of Mor Kan. .nd wear in Panties, Slips, pony—the Michigan Whip Company, ly deteriorated- It has not been of j 1 c grated cheese, of those days, according to Ray |n A •*.■/ flhortv wubc u jmid t |h doctor ! rr Mr » P eter Trumper. hic uv^wi ; __ ----- t— ------ —•—• Suede Suits at >1.98 fl strips baron. which was destroyed by fire several any help to Hastings for many Branch, in ana p.-r of the Strand , WJU K“n The a .... Gowns, Dance Sets was at the the Bessmer Bessmer tome home and and found found II Mor Morgan. The funeral funeral was was ..c, held on Ski Pants, all wool, years ago, the Wool Boot company years. Nevertheless people will be j; Combine al! ingredients except to- theatec here. Special attractions of ||1(> dca(J the fl(x>r near ‘Saturday afternoon at two o'clock at and Pajamas. down. lit Is hoped hiatocs. cheese and bacon and pack that week will be *hown on Tuesday ]balluoom The ..)»-)( of i.fC h„d al- thp l>°me and the Hasting* Table Company. lhe Rev. John W. at >4.98 • .« n _ cover top with drained and Wednesday with a matinee on ™ e ‘ P"* of UIe had al |Kitchtag officiating. Interment wa* The Haritogs Furniture Company that the Company may *Ave some ot' in loaf Un. Cover ijad the first building, which wm its buildings which could be made tomatoc*. then the chetee and lay the holiday starting al three o clock I WM Jn cUy lg79 (ln Hiverride cemetery. See the New Smock Purses and Art Goods ; •‘.trip* of bacon on top. Bake 375 completed In ‘89. The Wool Boot of value to some other Industry. : He was the ron of the late Mr. and I Mr-S CralR *“ wcl1 lux>ft'n 1,1 U'e Pajama for housewear Scarf and Cap Sets, -------- < o— ---------degrees for one hour. plant was ready to occupy early In DIRECTORS OF COUNTY I Mi*. John Bessmer. The father was |county t)ecttusc °f her activity in Holland Recipe. 1190. Two Canadian gentlemen were NOTICE. — >1.00 to >1.79 at >1.98 SCHOOLS TO MEET '•born •In --------1S34 in the village of Na-. I Grange work, being a prominent tf operate the Wool Boot plant, Alter tills dote. Dec. 11. 1034. I will Metnbers of school boards of all »*m, Wurtenburg. Germany. Hc member of the Star and Pomona 6 potatoes. but they failed for lack of capi­ not be responsible for any debts Granges. Barry county bij.y and rural schools camc 10 0113 country in 1853 and In I T minced onion. tal. One of tire partners. Mr. Ed­ unless I contract them personally. will be guests at the Kellogg Health 1moved to Hastings. He estab1 T minced parsley. Frank Slocum, ward Roos induced Mr. John Pender- —Adv. Foundatloo camp at Pine lake Wedhimself in the jewelry busl- DEATH OF SHERIFF’S MOTHER. 1-4 t pepper. Mrs. Harriet Leonard, age «7. nesday morning, Dec 12. com- ■««» >n ‘h*« city fifty ypars ago. ntencing at 10:00 o’clock. Dr E O. ■ When he died in 1912 hl* son. Louis mother of Sheriff George Leonard, 2-3 c milk. Malby. dean of the school of educa- v • P^rchaaed the Interest* of the died very suddenly lost Friday at 1 egg. her home In Delton, as she was pre­ lion at Northwestern University, will outer heirs and became sole proprlcButtered crumbs. paring the evening meal. Boll and slice or dice potaoes bc the speaker. The meeting will ■tor 01 Ulc business, which he man­ Mrs Leonard had resided in Del­ Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 2244-2557 BL— Combine with onion, parsley, pepper end nt four o’clock In the afternoon. ■««* v«y •uccmfully. In 1913 he ton for the past twenty years, and ’w « 7—■’।married MrR, Jessie L. Shull who and sail. Arrange in baking duh. survives him. The only member of was highly regarded by all who knew cover with milk to which beaten STRAND TO SHOW her. She 1* survived by-her husband, Program — Week of December 16th ifinnir DirTHOCC 1,14 I«<nUy living 1* a sisRound Sirloin or Swiss egg has been added, sprinkle with KIDLIIE PICTURES t*r. Mrs Emily Clark, of Los An- by three daughters. Mrs. Florence crumbs and bake half an hour in Kroes. Mrs. Lois Flowers of Delton P-.cture* of Barry county kiddles. geles. California. SUNDAY and MONDAY, DEC. 16 and 17 moderate oven. Serves six.—Alice and Sir*. Mabel Bayers of Kalama ­ taken thl^fall will be shown at each Mr. Bessmer was a 32nd degree Home Made Pork SPECIAL ATTRACTION performance at the Strand theater Mason, member of the Scottish Rite zoo; also by another son. Leon Leon­ here on Wednesday and Thursday, and Shrine, also of the Hastings ard of Delton, also by a brother. I I c melted sweet butter. December 19 and 20. in addition to Knights Templar. He also belonged Frank Smith, of Shabbona. Sanilac 1 1 c (iowdered sugar. the regular attraction for that dale, to Barry Lodf.e, Knight* of Pythias, county, and a sister living in Kala­ Pounds I As much flour as it takes to make mazoo, also by eight grandchildren. With JAMES CAGNEY and PAT O'BRIEN Pounds I a stiff dough. Melt butter, then let according to Ray Branch, manager. He was an active member of the The funeral was held Monday aft­ SHIRLEY TEMPLE IN “PARDON MY PUPS" ' boil until all the water is gone. Let Became of the additional time re- -Hastings Rotary club, also of lhe ernoon at 2:30 from the Henton Fu­ "GULLIVER MICKEY"—Mickey Mouse Comedy quired to present these youngsters Hastings Commercial Club, and Hus­ neral Home In Delton. The burial on the screen, the second show each । tings vvvil.i; Country x^4U4J. club. Bargain Matinee 1:06 and 3:90 P. M. .... — anvw ’ .auu beat again, add flour and mix well. I evening will be" a trifle later than Louis V. Bessmer was one of the was in the Hickory corners ceme­ ADULTS X5 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS , Make into pretty shapes and bake at usual. Mr Branch say* that efforts'most gflnlal, kindly and friendly of tery. 400 degrees for five minute:. have been made to communicate men. His host of friends were DEATH OF W. C. DeBOLT. BARGAIN TUESDAY NIGHT—DEC 18 with all parents so that the names pained to leant of his untimely paw­ 1 1-2 cups ot sugar. From the Battle creek Enquirermight be spelled correctly. I Ing. Just when it seemed he could ! 2 eggsiiittsHRinr/rFMF-------------|enter upon the happiest and most New* of Friday we clipped Um fol­ I 1 lb. butter. Loan and Bontltti lb. BRLSHRIDGE CEMEuseful year* ot his life. His suc- lowing account of the death of a i 1-3 t almond extract. former well known citizen ot Maple Warner Bros. Hit with GEORGE BRENT, BETTE _. . cess in business and his many warm l-2t vanilla. The members and their friends of friendships would have made his Grove township: I 1-2 t baking powder. DAVIS and ANN DVORAK Shultz or Freeport "William C. DeBolt. 81. a resident the Brushridge Cemetery Circle were laler yctn very h*pny. Sportlight—"Anlnuri Antics" And Far*mount News Events , 4 cups of flour. of Barry and Calhoun counties all I The 1uner»l was held Tuesday aft| Mix sugar and butter, add bountiful pot luck dinner being! ernoon al 2:00 at the Episcopal his life, who at one time built 'and flavoring and lastly the wagons and carnage* and operated WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, DEC. 19 and 20 .and baking pdwdcr. Force through fivm, ide, U «.ll u agm Pounds a blacksmith shop In Maple Grove KnUhi, Tmsiw Pound .a pastry gun, cut and form in ring* Centqr. died at hl* home in Bedford The next evening. Mrs. Frank form. • I and bake in hot oven 400 degrees, township at 4:05 A- M.-’today'.*' He Sanders opened tip her home to lhe I Swedish Rye Bread. liad been ill for a number ot weeks. public for a chicken pie dtonor and j WHY-NOT BARRY? i Use about 2 cups 6f potato Hater bazaar: for which the circle donated I *Mr. DeBolt had lived on a farm WM>1 We notice that Van Buren counBeotln and 4 tablespoons flour and scald. gcnerously. There wa* a large at- j ty 1* have • to - -a county library. It U is in Bedford township for 31 years. Whrn almost cool add 1 yeast cake. tendence and everyone reported a started on an experimental basis, He was bom in Maple Grove town­ MADGE EVANS, MARJORIE RAMBEAU Add 1 quart rye fiour. ship on July ‘3, 1853, anef had lived and ZITA JOHANN Should; very nice evening. through the assistance of the federBeat eggs light. In or near Maple Grove Center unVisltors are always welcome al our !al government. SHAW AND LEE In "GENTLKMEN OF POLISH" Add 1-3 cup barbadoe. molasses, meetings. We can remember when Barry AND PATHE NEW8EVENT8 eggs, salt and a little »oda. Let rise 'For a number of years he oper­ The next meeting of the circle will {county had a county library. It Special Added Attraction—BARRY COUNTY KIDDIE SHOW and add white flour to make a *uff be held at the home of Mrs. John started off very well, then wa* ated a blacksmith shop in Maple dough. Let rhe again and make in­ Anders. Kalamazoo. abandoned. We are confident that Children l»e to loaves. Bake one hour m mod­ proprietor of a thriving wagon and --riwr ’ r f ho i--------pCOple of Barry counl y would erate oven. carriage construction business which „ . „ C1R4;1^ 3,’„ , like to have such a library, which Circle No 3 of the Methodist L. A. would bring good books into every lie conducted in connection with lhe FRIDAY ud SATURDAY, DEC. 31 ud 22 HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 7. 8 will hold it* annual Christmas township of the county. ,We hope an blacksmith shop. HU sales of wagon* j ' DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Hospital Guild no. 1 wni hold thetr l>arty. Dec. 14. In the church parlor. efTort m*y be made by those inter* were confined principally to lhe, annual ChrUtmas party and buri- a* to prevtous years. AU member*' rsuxi in thu matter to secure a li- community in which he resided. , ncas meeting with Mrs. Josie Hall, are to bring a 10c gift to be cx-ibrary for Barry county, with sta338 W. MadUnn St. Wednesday. De­ chinged and their own dishes along ;tfon* placed at convenient pointe I. O..O. F. lodge. With Leo Carrillo, Fay Wray and Stuart Erwin cember 10. A pot luck one o’clock with whatever they were soMcited throughout lhe county. "He 1* survived by his w^dow, Anna luncheon and program. Let all bo Dinner at 1 oclock.—Llnna McMH.*>__________ K.; a daughter. Mrs. Glade O Hol­ .------ -- 4PLUM — present —Addie Edmonds. Pres. comb of Battle Creek; twosay* sisters, Mr. Ford money to future STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY— Iwill be no more useful than stamps. Mrs. Eva Holcomb of Dowling and FIRST WARD P. T. A. Enough stamps. a\, youknow, make Mr*. Gertrude Morton of Nashville; TK-. Ik.. ‘■•“woin Hiwuxw, maxc Th* First Ward P. T. A, meeting The December meeting of the any sorry thing first da** and take and two brothers. Wesley DeBalt of will be Jield Monday evening. Dec. Hasting* W c. T- U will be enteranywhere Maple Grove and Bryant DeBolt, 17. A Christmas program-jvlU •* tained by Mrs. Mary Burge**, 812 N. । ------ -- . AND PARAMOUNT N1W8 EVENTS residing Ln Ohio. given. . - Michigan Ave,, on Tuesday. Dec. 18, Added MaUnec Only-AI IM P. M—BUCK J0NB8 la to be that a housewife re­ "Funeral services were conducted Watch for AG handbill, also A G ado in "THE RED RIDER” ---------------------- -—.—, ----------------„ buy an article unless it was Il h justice, not charity, that Wood, subject "Wotid peace ’ Vhi- wrapped m celtoptuDe Now rite Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from ADULTS 15 CENTS CHILDREN 18 CENTS Grand Rapids Papers the Hebble cliapel. Burial will be mewspanl.’’—Ralph W. Sackman D. tors welcome. -Wtorld peace will come won! take it unless you throw in a made In Maple Grove cemetery." D. through friendship^ not warships." jig-saw puzzle. The ample mean* of the Messer lday afternoon. After a *hort bud­ brothers and the UFVL41CI3 UUU U4V ability of 4Richard nets meeting, Mr*. L. E. Barnett. TRAINING CHILDREN ) Messer *■*I ■■ I*' asMa salesman it » ----,ucIVUaUIUMU ' chairmanViof theMMMiV HomeMiDepartment• HOW TO KEEP HEALTHY tU | r| j AM l - made It ces*ful It proposition. It mad* ------------- cessful propoaltkm. made a good Of the Club, of presented Mrs. G. C. Mra. O. C. e a good the Club, nresented ITax tin tru Wool Boot Co. at nroflt profit to in the years 1891 am and 1892. Keller, who was in charge of the Nurses and Doctors Assist .The panic of 1883 made It necessary [prograta and gave an Introductory •------------------iThe nonic al 1RB3 made It necessary I nrnsnrin aziH rave an Introductory With Work—Camps Help Ono Time Was a Floorfor the company to sacrifice on it* I talk on the spirit of Christmas to istock and give heavy discounts on its (,ur own country and our manner of Materially ishing mmnrrd Concern v» h.. ’ thkt the !account* Amana t nrrmmtx In order nrder to tn get ffet money, moneV. so SO ; observing nh<»rvln<r it. It _ the many things for United^ StetS nSbb? Company lthMt lu prontJ very *!naU 1,1 Mrs Mftry Van dressed ik»Su « Bu ‘ from ”*' jln But from 01,1 that tune time 0,1 on 11It .Ppro*ln *a Chlnere chtoe*e costume, costume, was wa* the the first fir»t 1?“™ ^“the SddecSid to teardown the teilld- P«rcd1. Times were very difficult for representation, t tha( lt far |I ren re*entation. and was wa* followed by pIPAT. choien u the verj DISUSE HAS RESULT- 7010 5S.S"iSSSurw"KTL ”1 ’*‘'”°™' '"‘1 ‘ :°“' S1 S'?sB ‘ss’s Isx. .u. uua d!»,t PAIRCHILD’S Suggestions for Christmas s Steak u Spare Ribs 2 IZic Sausage 2 Pork Hearts Hamburger Smoked Ham J'S fmND TtiEATRF HERE COMES the NAVY 3 u,. 25c c...^3 u. 25c ROC Nucoa Oleo Butter Warner Baxter COSECC H'/I*’ " Pork Roast Beef Pot Roast u- 33c u. 13c “ 10c Beet..."..,,.6c7c8c Feldpausch £2 Market^!: We Deliver Telephone 2272 GRAND CANARY BERRY in ViVS Villa Them Thar Hills measured t �SCHOOL raw 1HE DISCUSSED Marriage of Miss. Helen Josephine Pattgn At Midland DORR STACK OF STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDU­ CATION SPOKE CONSOLIDATIONS WITH­ OUT BOND ISSUES That Seems the Only Solution of lhe Rural School Problexni Dorr mack, who has charge of the department of consolidated schools and rural education in the state de­ partment of public instruction, was the speaker at the Rotary Club Monday noon. He talked of school problems. The most urgent school need at the present time is adequate finan­ cing. Hundreds of school districts are practically bankrupt at Die pres­ ent time. Many schools will have to quit in January unless aid can be obtained. In 1830 the assessed val­ uation of Michigan property was $8.­ 460.000,000. The school taxes paid by Michigan people were 880.000.000. The total state assessment has dropped to V>.500.000.000 and the school tax raised last year was only 847.000.000. The primary school fund, which used to average over 819 per person of school age. tn 1934 Store Hours Starting Monday, Dec. 17th—8 a. m. until 10 p. m. MISS HELEN J. PATTON. An account of a wedding of Inter­ est to many Barry county people was published in lhe Midland Republican of November 22. and we reprint it below: Miss Helen Josephine Patton, daughter of Mrs. Lou Anna Patton of Cloverdale. Michigan, became the bride of Mr. Maurice F- Loucks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E- Loucks of Tiffin. Ohio, at an Informal wedding tn the Presbyterian church yester­ day afternoon, November twentieth at two o’clock. The service was read in the presence of Uie immed­ iate families and a few close friends by the Rev. V. V. Nicholas, pastor ot lhe local church. The bride was given in marriage by her mother. The church was attractively dec­ orated with banks of palms and fems. wllli lighted white tapers in candelabras and baskets of while chrysanthemums. Music played by Mrs. Charles A. Towsley included •Tne unaai cnorus wagner, “The Bridal Chorus" oy by Wagner. "Dawn" and “Love song” from “A Day in Venice” by Nevin. "Medita­ tion de Thais" by Massanet and the wedding recessional. Ushers were Donald Brown and Billy Winston, assisted by Mr. Arthur C. Baker. The bride was attractively gowned In off white sqlln, fashioned prin­ cess style with a short train. Sleeves were long and fitted, trimmed the full length with small satin buttons, and the neckline was a soft cowl. Her shoulder length veil fell from a THE PRIVATE LIFE OF COAL Is Your Coal Friendly with Your Purse? * SRed Jacket Your punt and Rsd Jacket Coal are bosom pals. That’a bccuu Rod Jodot pc Red Jadtet gives you reel heating economy — not because It’s cheap, but because of food quality. Hastings Ice & Fuel Co. Pboue 21M Hartinp, Midi. dainty tulle cap which lined with pearl trimming from her mother's wedding gown, and her cos­ tume was complemented by white satin slippers and white accessories. The bride's bouquet was of white roses and lilles-of-the-valley. She was attended by Miss Avis Lane of Midland, who wore a peach lace gown with brown waffle crepe jacket and brown accessories and cor-r~ tvuu..,.! Inhonno ried an arm bouquet n oft Johanna Hill roses. girls of high school age who are not Mr. Ned Fry of Old Fort. Ohio, In high school. The thing to be cousin of the groom, attended him. worked out. raid the speaker, is a The bride''- mother. Mrs. Patton, merger of districts, so that belter op­ chose black crepe sliol through with portunities can be given, not only metallic threads, and a corsage of for ...... , high school education but <w for yellow and bronze bebe chrysjcnthe-, better training in the grades. Buch mums. Mrs. Loucks, the groom's j mergers must be made without issumother, wore black crepe with trim- ling -bonds. mings of green and a corsage nt ot Al present time Micnigan laws bebe munis in the bronze and yellow • permit the state to bear a little bet­ shades. ter than 50 per cent of the costs of There was an informal reception transporting pupils from rural dis­ in the social room oi of uic the nrouyiciPresbyteruic oucmi tricts to consolidated schools or to ■ ian church between the hours of two high schools In villages of 2.000 or thirty and three-thirty, when punch, less. It is hoped to have this pop­ was served to the guests by Mrs. ulation maximum raised to Include Hannon L- Brown and NTs. Arthur cities of 10,000 or less. This would W. Winston. permit teaching up to the sixth Mr. and Mrs. Loucks left yesterday grade In rural schools, then trans­ afternoon on a motor trip to Ken­ tucky, from where they will return port them for seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh' and twelfth grade to Midland to be at home on the Instruction In consolidated schools, Golf Road, after December fourth. or to city and village schools, as For traveling the bride wore a pea­ might be determined. By- working cock green crepe, made tunic style, out tills problem of transportation, with accessories in brown suede. She is a graduate of Western he said, the same educational ad­ vantages can be afforded to pupils State Teachers’ College and the University of Michigan, where she in rural districts oa.are now given to city pupils. Each would have the same chance for a high school edu­ so attended Albion College and stud­ ' ied sociology at Columbia Univer­ cation. In considering lhe situation in sity, New York. The past four years she has been director of the Family rural schools, the speaker declared Welfare Agency of the King's that his department recognizes that bond issues are now impossible in Daughters here. Mr. Loucks is a graduate of Heid­ rural areas. Therefore some dif­ elberg College and received his M. ferent form of consolidation must be A.- Degree from the Unlversitv of worked out. This could be done by Illinois. He is employed as a chemist consolidating two or Uiree rural dis­ in the main laboratory of the Dow tricts, and carrying on school in one of them up to and Including the Chemical Company. Wedding guests from Out ot the sixth grade, transporting pupils who city included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer complete the six grades to Junior E. Loucks of Tiffin. Ohio. Mr. Herb­ high and high schools located else­ ert Fry and son. Ned Fry. of Old where. Port, Ohio. Mrs. Lou Anna Patton The speaker was listened to with of Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs. C. H- the' closest attention, several re­ Norton of Ann Arbor. mained after the meeting to discuss with him the acute problems of ed­ ucation that are pressing for solu­ THE CROSSROADS. John Wlllltts of Hastings spent tion in this state al the present time. A republic like ours can only be lhe week end with Mr. and Mrs. Er­ maintained by an educated citizen­ nest Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Tuttle and ry. A solution of our school prob­ son Bruster of East Lansing spent lems therefore becomes not merely a need, but Is a necessity. America's Bunday with Mrs. Jane Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hadley and problems for lhe next few years will Jahn Freeman from near Grand require that its people must be abla Ledge spent Sunday with Clyde 'to think, and capable of under­ standing the problems which face Sledge and family. Miss Maxine Btedge and Ray them. Johnston of Grand Rapids spent Bunday with Clyde Btedge and fam­ GLASS CREEK. ily. Homer Warner is spending some Mr. and Mrs. Theron Meade of time at his farm here after an ex­ Battle Creek called on the latter's tended stay In Hastings. grandmother. Mrs. Jane Tuttle, Gordon and Virginia Havens ac­ Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.-' Earl Williams and companied by Mrs. Robt. McGlocklin. Miss Anna Belle Cogswell and., Harold Williams called on Mr. and Louis Havens of Hostings were Bat­ Mrs. Bam Couch near NishviUe tle Creek visitors Saturday. Sunday. The Ryan P. T. A. will meet Thursday evening Dec. 13. There will end guest of his parents here. Miss Esther Erway went to Has­ be a program. Bingo game, fish tings Monday where she has a posi­ pond, etc., also drawing of the quilt. tion Ln the Cut Rate Shoe store. Everyone invited. Mrs. James Brown and son How­ ard of Gull lake were callers at WEST CARLTON. Chas. Whittemore's Monday. Vialtors of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cleo* Brown and family of Hick­ Richardson the past week were, Al­ ory Comers were Bunday visitors bert Cruttenden of Quimby. Mr. and at Chas. Whittemore's. Mrs. Otto Donley and Mrs. Cora Miss Virginia and Gordon Havens 'Althouse of Vermontville, also Mr. accompanied by John Havens of and Mrs. Roy Nagler of Freeport. north Hastings attended a shower at Clyde Tooker was in Hastings Sat­ the home of Shirley and Bara Gill­ urday with the children who visited espie at Martin last Thursday eve. the dentist BRANCH DISTRICT. Mrs. Jonathan Kick received the ter. who lived In northern Mlchl- Mrs. Frank Cooper was among those family of near Hastings were Sun­ day callers Ln this neighborhood. The county has been graveling the roads in this vicinity. Remember the Dorcas Society at 111 with them. Anolher difference between rich Norton Thursday of this week. Kenneth Wilcox, who la working 'rf&rmtD. Silk HOSE _ v case Real leather! Slide fastener! are grand gifts at only 49^ present time lhe cost of schooling 868. while the average in the United States is |87. In other words we are 819 below the average. Last year the Thatcher-Bias bill brought 87.500.­ 000 of stale aid to Michigan's public schools.- This year It is hoped to make the amount 110.000,000. The total should be 825.000,000. There must be. in Uie nature of things, a reorganization of schools In this state If the boy or girl In the rural district Is to have the same educational advantages afforded the boy or girl who lives in a larger vil­ lage or city. At the present time only about half of those eligible for high school education living tn rural districts are able to get It. The con­ solidated -schools are bringing the percentage of rural pupils able to w.,„ live get, ~ a high school education who m auch districts to practically the (Mme pcr cent as in lhe cities. In thla RUte thpre QJT 3(J QQO Specially priced! Mans Gift! If your funds are limited— Genuine leather travelling eat*. Fastener on three sides. Brush, lo­ tion bottle, razor case, sharing brush case, tooth brush holder, comb, nail file and pocket. A great value I Pair Any woman will appreciate these full frshioned pure silk hose! Chiffons with silk picot top! Service-weights with mer­ cerized top and sole! Both in beautiful dark and medium colors, 8>/i to 10^1 Christmas special! Quality rayon 25* A set of these would make a lovely gift! Made from a good weight, plain knit rayon — not stretched or loaded—and well finished, frpm the vest with non­ stretch straps to the last bloomer elastic! Fleah col­ or in sizes 34 to 42! Chil­ dren's sizes, 2 to 16, 19c! Real Penney values! lolored Stripe Border landkerchiefs Men’s! Assorted styles, colors! 10 10 out Luncheon SETS Silk Scarfs 69 Priced as low as last year! Natural or col­ ored cotton, col­ ored hand em­ broideries an hem I 6 pieces! 98* Embrd. Pillow Slips! 2 in Box! A specially planned Penney event, specially priced for Christmas. Every one car­ ries the label “silk crepe." Every one is finished with hand-knotted fringe. Every one is long enough to tie in the new formal tie style. Small patterns and plain colors. Buy this gift now I 69* Give these to mother! 42 x 36irfth, colored or white, hand em­ broidered! Diary locks 98* Priced Extraordinarily Low! How girls Io these! Covered Men's Slippers 49* diary! Colon! Women’s Fitted Cue Fine quality cotton, with white cen­ ters. and woven colored novelty cord borders! A good assortment of col­ ors to choose from! Hemstitched hems, French hems! Give Uiese! Comfort for Leisure Hours! Due to a very fortunate purchase you can buy these tine quality sueaiav (suede finished fabricoidl dippers at I Serviceable chrome Black or brown! tt-ll! Gift event! •2-98 Black or brown cobra grain. Re­ movable mirror. 2 jam, 2 bottles, 4 pockets. Always a welcome gift! Men’s >-Coat Sweaters Women** d'Orsays Fine quality black kid leather! Medium Weight! Fleece-lined! MEN'S BRUSH SET 98c 4 pieces at 79 Gift values like these make Christ­ mas money go farther! Fine sleek kid uppers! Durable chrome leather soles! Lined with peach sateen! Dres­ sier than the usual slipper! 3 to 8! 98* anything more widely wanted than a coat sweater! Sport style with Vneck, and 2 button thru* pockets. Grey or tan pattern combinations. 36-46 2mllitary brush­ es, clothes brunh and comb . . all 4 for only Gift boxed! Give these Real Pigskin . Warm Flannel! Low Priced MEN'S ROBES Christmas gift he’ll "go” for! FINE NOTE PAPER Men's Gift Wallets Slide fastener! 49* for bills an cards. Values! OKKItld Toilet Bet STUDENTS' BIBLE Colored Maps! 98* Flexible backs! Hsinful index ssl 1170 pens! Quality * paper! Ata mighty low Holiday price! 25* •J.49 rib- excellrat fit and strong sewing. Choc dup ><rU or dipup holurol or omm oolor -Uh Morrwrlor Uooilw A r A perfect gift! 4 Pc. TRAVEL KITS Practical Gift! Men’s Fancy SOCKtl Child*' TOILET Ml Gift bargains! 49* Expensive look­ ing! Three glass bottlai, Bakalita tops. In a smart leatherette kit! Pen*PencU Gift SET MANICURE SET Men's GLOVES For Gifts! envelopes, Double-breasted style with fourbutton front and notched lapels. Wide sash with fringed ends. Va­ riety of smart plain colors. Warm, lightweight, good-looking! hesL 98* Gift boxed! !i> colon! Value! 49* Has everything! Scissors, buffer, Me .. and other Gth 49* For Meal Pearl or mottled grain with gold plat­ ed mounting!* Grand values! to it Mta* UbmIWI Durium point! Peart finish! For Gifts! 10c Card and Envelopes A Gift for every man on your list! 5-,pc. Boxed! UNDIES Vests, bloomers, panties! Box Christinas Cards Hitched �t Banner!* burot *** ---------------- Tto" ward Though not pleasant In ■ Views and Opinions; What Others Say This and.That An Interesting Survey. A Pertinent QumUonnaUe What the Public Thinks National Im ties Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday BICWMrt. Hunsberger. Music. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. SOME BOUND ADVICE. One moat refreshing indication of th- 1 *Uve dentistry Ln the dental depart- during the evening for the con venthe trend of our—economic -------------------------manage-;, During the past few months ---------------------------------------- ment of the University of Michigan, ienbe of those who wish to attend, ment under the NRA Is U Lndlceted indicated In in 'National Industrial Conferi was “ tn< the city yesterday W to THU* visit j The price of tickets for the enter­ r— this rt.<.*ea-------- _ _ , ... . ... , . the initial contribution for MM. to Mall r-lv.UI CONTROL or MUNITIONS -- im „ w. Lockwood, --- --- . who recently ------ “yliainment has been placed at 25c. Board submitted a Ibt of twentyor- o county ONI riaa. ii.oo flncxt minds in America son from the pen of Whiter Lipp- two questions concerning outstand-, bought the dental office and practice j Secure UckeLs of committee. mann, syndicate writer, under date Ing National Issues to 5,050 editors °f Dr. J. C. Andrus. . . the_ United ..-I.-U States who _ _• Dblnh - LOWER MICHIGAN HAS tn mm 1. UralL.) 60* formulating In peace times a sound • Lippman is the moat evident ex- ..Unougbout R*lph C'tnrl-ctnn Eggleston. John Shute — and JU BIRD SPECIES. o,.5x.’£J.22FHTr THKU months policy for the abolition of the extra- pounder of administration policies— j represented u combined circulation Vincent^EgglcsUm^retmnediThursBird-lover* wl» believe that all anTiHn ■*BRT ’ OOI7NTT " n'iiT”’** .ordinary war profits. We suggest leg- land sometimes severe critic of nearlj . V} »*. . A™ through^papek’ine a^ce. to the , each rase the editor wu asked to Michigan. John secured a 300 pound but a few of their feathered friends ■mmnvImntar4?^rinNa'"nvit •*'MjtataUon P<rmltting the export of flejd jodgy-and he ha* Just returned Iexpre» not hts own personal views buck. desert them with the coming of cold field today; and he ^UbVad’^nS!?' :.° S2 00 “U"6 from ‘hto country only after,from an Extended triji'throughout jbut rather the opinion of his comMrs. Carrie Butterfield o[Chicago. ( ..WM. ».-> W.M.MJ, v*«.j «>»>. |irom an extended trip.'throughout;out miner u« opuuun w >u» win- - Nrs. Carrie Butterfield of Chicago. weather may entertain themselves ------------------------------ T,;,-, ------------— ,Lhe .u. vise --------of- orders __.z_ by a federal gov— (several several foreign foreign countries, countries, in in which which 'munlty. munlty. Such Such answers, answers, of of course, course, do do ILL Ill-, has has been be?,, visiting vUn‘u-.B h«rr h« mother. u«Gic., this winter by watching for some of .p,b« ernment commission. The require-, hc gained a large knowledge of for- not represent as authentic a set ret of (Mr.. .Mrs. Trav. Trav. Phillip., Phi Up*, abo else. her her uncle, the 28 species which are permanent , elgn conditions iu well as the effect facts as a compilation of replies re- 'Oliver Greenfield, and Mrs. Grace residents of the southern portion of id).. aodr«a. ao« menta ot lhls control would Include of American policies on foreign eco- celved 'from “ each •u of “ the •* twenty-five •I ni»nrhard Blanchard. the Lower P-minsula. •wa tWu ■* comPlelc of the commission,■ nomlc conditions and vice versa. million newspaper readers would Mrs. C. T. Hampton, who has been This number of species have been । Uaa ssc.^Kack of the amount and description of In his statement he said that the have been. For an individual editor visiting her daughter Mrs. W. M. recorded as year-round inhabitantRtebhlns has hat gone «inn to Detroit rwrmi, for a « <of Washtenaw county and portions > Mijaonam aad lhe Kood.i. and destination and com- federal government has gone far can only give a good guess concern- ’Btebblns, ing the collective opinion of hts com- few day*, enroute to her home at ।of Livingston. Monroe. Wayne and enough in regulation and regimenta ­ marriMM wui'b. p!etc flnnnclal rettJemenl." Thus ,Jackson counties by Mr Noir.ian A. tion. and should permit the capital­ 1 munlly—hc has not guaranteed that Iron Mountain. ure. write. Lamont duPont. president of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Bujlng and Wood m ,u A. w iuuurr> of MW ura. But with istic system to take care of its own his answer is correct. and D.. Tinker, the Unlh>° of 100 one of the world's greatest branches j troubles as Jhe quickest w ., WI|W way out of twenty-two questions and 5.050 edi­ : baby and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bel- versity of Michigan Museum, in a tors involved, the chances arc that bert and son of Grand Rapids were jn;ecnt tabulation of bird* seen In “‘ of the International‘Munitions In- our economic depression. That. In dUring Jhe past 50 years. i short, is the gist and substance of his the summary gives a fairly accurate l Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- ihjj d ustry. ■ picture of public opinion in this Jey Fox^ counting migrants. Mr. Wood, honSome sort of international agree­ pronouncement, and we may have country. । d n^ Dunnlng and orary curator of birds emeritus in strong hopes that it is more or less ment of n>umti- authentic without any definite omdaughter of Grand Rapids. John the Museum, — *. ------------------job printing “,c*“ concerning ’-'-‘“‘“““S the control «« has records of----------213 va­ Tiw compilation Indicates that Dunning and Mrs. Chas, stemmer of ■rieties, This 50-year migration list ' .t u» nitions Ls Inevitable. Either the I clal recognition. . — '"“manufacturers must cooperate with He has evidently learned that people of the United States arc not i Chicago were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,Is believed to’be the longest evzr P, O. Spaulding Monday. radical or experimental minded. recorded for a given area. the government or else public opin- mal,y phases of Uie new deal were Miss Edith Konkle, Mrs. Arthur .... . ’ unworkable nnd and onlv only tended tn to nhob­ Most of Uie questions were answered While most of the migrants are ion will eventually force lhe govern­ struct recovery, the greatest of in much Uie same manner they Coon and Vance Parks of Battle ; fairly numerous during the summer, ment to take over the control. So I which was the destruction of confi­ would have been previous to 1929. Creek were Sunday guests of Mr. a few are so rare that their sighting THE TOWNSEND PLAN. dence ...„ and lhe uncertain aspect w of Briefly the survey shows that the and Mrs. Henry Weaver. long as armies and navies exist Ln -------would be u red letter day for any There is considerable comment . (naturalist. Strangest of all. pcrthe world, munitions are an impor­ the future far industry and busl- i P“Wlc favors private control of buslncss No one knew what was com- ! nca» wllh “ minimum of government TWENTY YEAR! XOO TODAY these days concerning the qp-called haps, is the gannet, an Atlantic seatant Item In securing adequate na­ regulatlon; that it does not favor *too ’ Mr- ’~* and Mrs- Hugh Ritter re- pinj, one Of whlch was seen in the Ttownscnd Old age pension plan. The ,tional defense. But unless profits Ing next, and more than the majln 19n blnU ortty of the people felt that the old |much concentration of power in the turned Saturday to their home fn proposal has created a wave of pop- f - “.,trr “ recorded have been Uie Northern ■ during war time are more carefully institutions of liberty ot life, nc- | Federal government. ular approval from those who do not ,,i controlled than they ever have been tion. and property were rapidly fad­ Herewith is a detailed list of the visit with Mrs, Lawrence Arehart. • framed lark. Brewster s warbler. „Dr• “',d Mrs wx"n Nobles and ■ Kentucky warbler. Western meadowstop to analyze what it means in before, । ■ the temptation for private ing out of the country, which caused questions: a deadening effect on our economic terms of added taxation. Docs public opkalon in your com­ Mr*^ Riley of Grand Ledge spent i*rk. and the American golden and manufacturers to reap the huge pro­ , situation. , munity favor further increase in the Sunday with Mr. and Mrs F. R. i blackbellied plovers. Briefly, all net-sons more’than six- .fits that come from international , , i Other parts of the state no furthThis may be realized when »c ।national debt? Of Uie total answers PiVl!®a5!' . „ Mrs A^ A. Reesman. of Constan- c- northward than Washtenaw Co.. conflicts will continue to be a dls- think of the contraction of credits ;received. M74 replied yes and 89.1' ■ from active work on a monthly pen- turblng factor in world peace. Ot btr Probably much the same bird immediately prior to the general । ( I daughter, Mrs. Archie McCoy over , population, although definite records election in the fall of 1932 when it ' Ftan of 1200 under the Townsend, Does public opinion in your com­ Munitions and armaments are J .. are lacking, stoles Mr. Wood, who ,! uvv»,uc became apjoutm appaient uim that uiv the new New lwiu Deal-- ।munity favor government manage­ Su'Hrd*>j „ plan with the restriction that all of J | Edward Butler and mother. Mrs. took charge of the Museum bird dangerous toys for profit-greedy in-'ers would be successful in the clec- ment of the banking system? 35.0'1 Uie money would be spen. within dustrlaltets to play with. ition. and which culminated in the Butler and stater. Mr Gates, will । collections in 1895. The number of replied yes. and 59.7': no. lhe boundaries of »u. the United Slates t0T Ca,,tornU whcr-c they permanent residents grows less, .w------ j closing of the banks of the nation Does public opinion In your com­ ,eme ,, „ . however. In the northern portions of immediately after the inauguration munity favor giving administration lx, S125 , ,, „ during the month. Dr. Townsend ALICE IN WONDERLAND. Mrs. Charlotte Russell Reed en- t^e state of rresiacni President Kcoscveit Roosevelt in Marcn March officials of the Federal government ,, , ... , °i claims that his scheme would put Many people throughout the world 1933 Club” Monday The year around list, which Insole power to change, from lime to ' L< r,5lncd thc millions of dollars in circulation; ------ r------------- compllmentary to _ Mrs elude* a number of species which are I regretted to learn that the original Although we are not great on fos- time, the purchasing power of the .evening. Grand n.nirte Rapids. would help relieve unemployment by Alice of Wonderland fame Is dead- l<Ting syndicated stuff of any char­ dollar? 25.7': answered yes. and I Sarah Bownc. rnr of r.mnri popularly thought to disappear In j Al the annual election of the , j _ ----. --------acter we are looking for valuable taking elderly people from active uho M . winter. Includes lhe following: East-1 70.6’- no. I Knights of Pythias lodge held on era Ruffed Grouse. Greater Prairie duty and by creating a demand for u,,|- airi of t.n -<nt advcnturinc (and sensible materia) from the pen Does public opinion In your com■ Monday evening, the following were mnro lahnr thmueh <h.» ■tlmulotlnn b ‘ 01 1 aCKentUrlng jof 0J Mr )()niali during this Winter. Mr. lJ| Lippman winter. 8h lh ° ,nto a delightful world of nonsense and we may accept it as an index to munlty favor the fixing of selling jelected officers for the ensuing year: Chicken. Eastern Bob-white. Bam Owl. Eastern Screech Owl, Great Chancellor Commander—Louis W Horned Owl. Northern Barrel Owl. M industry. He proposes to po> his through the gifted imagination and the attitude of the federal adminlsHeath; V. C—Frank Adair; M. of Long-eared Owl. Northern Flicker. poulon out o( the ole, u. ot 10 ,,r. Q, ,hl yOTW. Re„„„d ch,rles WU» -A. V.n Koeveruut. Zeetoid W.—Arthur Barber. K of R. and S. Rcd-beUled Woodpecker. Eastern per cent «■ the nc« reUU blul- ; o^^,. who wro,, „„„ lht _ ______ -Lej Burton; M of F—Edward Hairy Woodpecker. Northern Downy ' name of Lewis Carroll, recently THE DETROIT BANK PAY-OFF Kurtz;. M. of E-William Schadcr; Woodpecker. Prairie Homed Lark. Here are a few facts. The num­ ended a peaceful and retired life I Prelate — James L. Crawley; M of A , Last week started the pay-off of Northern Blue Jay. Eastern Crow, , —Charles Brewer, 1 G—Joe Cleve­ Black-capped Chickadee, Tufted Tit­ ber of persons eligible for pension is at her harne in WVsterham. England another 20 per cent of the impound- ■ ■ VISION is the art land; O. G.—C P. Lathrop; Trustee mouse. White-breasted Nuthatch, deposits of the First National hrtlmated to be 10.000.000. This It was while Alice and her two sis- cd ' , -Harry a. Hayes. Eastern Robin, Cedar Waxwing. of seeing things in­ .•neans that $2,000,000,000 would ters were passing a summer vacation jBank of Detroit. This makes an ap­ proximate total of 70 per cent that Starling. English Sparrow. Eastern have to be paid out per month rowboating on the Thames river I THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. visible.—Swift. has come back to depositors. Thaw ; The friends of Mr C. G Meadowlark, Eastern inr many iricnus -------- ' Cardinal. . . I • East­ In pensions or a total of $24 000,000,­ who are familiar with the bank's as‘ ... -- -------------■ with the Rev. Dodgson, instructor in 1 H.Ubrook tn Ihu etc, »1U be Ple^ S™ Ool ‘,nnch •“■ MIMlWppI Son, 000 per year. The total retail busl- mathematics at Christ College of sets believe there will be another 15 ' to know that she will be nt home in Sparfow. at>arID*per cent — perhaps more. It Is loo nes* of the United States last year Over 150.000 specimens were added the nedr future. Mrs Holbrook has Oxford University where her father late ......... to comment on the events which was only $34,000,000,000. Thus a ten spent the past year and a half in to thc University of Michigan Mu17— " this ____ 2 other _ 1.banks lo claw. was Ddan. that Alice Insisted on be- Jcaused and « ...«*« from June 1932 1 the wildt of norm North Dakota. per cent retoll sales tax would yield ing with — fact that ~70 per cent of the de­ Missej Mabie .... and Nellie Field W1 of 10 Jun® 30’ ,933: 10°-000 gifts I «. “ ‘® amused U>KT B* stories. Later at The : ml — j WAOO.OOaooo or only enough to pay her ■ — returned- to their home .or exchanges. •shepnrtff request these imaginative tales posits have been paid and more to IKa rs^nrliin, fn. aa IIHI a — .a—a than ;come Is significant. Former Coverthe pensions for little more t Monday after a visit with Mr. and were written out and given to her. nor Groesbeck consistently claimed THE SCRIBE'S DREAM. a month and a half. It would take a Mrs. Rex Brooks. Neither of them probably dreamed the Detroit banks were solvent at I Mrs. Ida Wood and Miss Vlnnle 11 had a drcam <I wish It were true. sales tax of 70 per cent to finance that these stories would gain world­ the time they were closed. He sill) ; Ream were in Fuiton Rapids this For on earth or in heaven, between the plan for a I ull year. Even dur­ . fame. would be printed In many insists this was so as do many othme and you. « week, the former to cater for a par­ jers. In spite of the expensive recciv- prices by Ute Federal government for , ing 1929, the total retail sales were For writers of verse there is no ity and the latter to recite. languages, would be dramatized on ,erahlj) „ OM M<v , ,. farm ,, w and lhe U11MV undermining of w conproducts? 25-5’. replied yes, only *50,000.000.000 and during that worthy place; Miss Isola Abbatt gave a party to the stage and screen and would sol-: fidence and values occasioned by 7381: -no. It's an unpleasant fact that we have prosperous period’ll would have takfew invited friends Saturday eve ­ a Does public opinion in your comidly entrench themselves in the af­ the closing, the amount of recovery to face) ning in honor of her cousins. Mr fections of young and old alike. mdicates there arc grounds for their munlty ftnor lhe fixing of selling and Mrs. J. S. Sccord of Cnnatki. That of writers In heaven there was nance the Itownsend "brainstorm." belief. But that is history. Nothing prices by the Federal government । a dearth. Nothing has ever quite taken lhe-’is to ---------—j u.. — .u.a—.. The Thc tor fBCtory products? 17.0'L replied, Mr, and Mrs. L. A Matthews are be Rained by reviving*!!. Thus to pay this pension It would be the recipients of two beautiful white So Saint Peter demanded our release place of the Jabberwocky. the Mod- money now being distributed, while .:.:le yes. 80.8'- no. necessary to raise the cost of living angora rugs sent them Monday byj from earth; hatter. the March hare, the Mock 1only a fraction Does of the public whole, opinion will be In your com- , 1 their brother. Frank Matthews, from And since writers were strange on tram 50 to 70 per cent Turtle, the Duchess, the Cheshire, very welcome and should go far to munlty favor governmental restric- Napa. California. • the heavenly shore. B«n on. In the Unit'd SUtra unth'white Kntjht. T» Adie Onm stimulate business in Detroit and tion of -crop planting and crop Mrs. Ellen E. Robinaon expects to We would be forgiven a thousand, or Michigan—for there were nearly 90 acreage? 17.6 < answered yes. 79 6 . , i-avc%horti'v ° ancr ’‘Thrift dottbtedly U .nttklenuy hum.nl- ,„a tne Michigan banks which had funds no I IXd the 1 ■ ! more impounded. It should be kept in Does public opinion in your com-' winter with her nephew In ( Urtum to eUl, thol e.eh elderly u„ IntMUutUon. time ' ' peraon tould be assur'd a eomtorlAllM ,al] alw,)s llvc on )n the, mind, however, that this dtstribu- munity favor Federal government iM And awaited his pleasure our seats able Income, but h le «m on the Ql c!llu„n „ lhe llt[fc „„ non is not a Christmas present. It Is going into businesa in competition FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. to assign. the depositor-'.' own money which iwith ixiwer companies? 25.5' t re, .----The Misses Louisa and Grace Holtentage to W!eet that lltli happy y„r ola „rt shc „ pwot)pc was tied up by action of the govern- ' " — brook have left for their home in The Sonnet writers fought to get Mate o< attain nn ever be achieved o( atory-lovlns chll- ■ ment and now Is being released by pllcd yes. <1-8 • no. Docs public opinion in jour com- California after an extended visit first place. under the TOttvomd plan. It .mold an-n who Ilk' to hear ot wnndertul the same agency. Also it might be munity favor Federal government with relatives in the city But the Blank Verse .writers drew »Frank —u Cole of this city has secured . be physically Impossible toy any advenlures and glee their Imaguia- well to keep in mind that the arro­ going Into business in comrwtuimi competition the ace. gant and unintelligent altitude of a with transportation companies. a position as head bookkeeper for Then novelists, journalists, reporters, country lo bear the tremendmi* fi- tlom (ull pUy * (certain Miqjggan senator had a 11 1 replied yes. 87 4’ ... .. । Friedman's dry goods store in Grand alas nancial burden, and those who go Lewis Carroll too has become • great influence in this matter. We Docs public opinion in your com-1 Rapids, jin fifties and hundreds I saw them about the country Intimating that it somewhat v, — Brown of £rcssey. was in the of u a mythical figure. ng orc. rue Hc I wonder if the citizens of Michigan munlty favor Federal government ; C. tin. are raising false hopes jhlch 4Jmbolizes the delightful friend of will have forgotten it when time tor going into business in competition , clty’ this week ■ He i* „ 93 ycara years wa old 'Until, unassigned, outside I stood. erauually must cause considerable chlldhood Hundreds of thousands of re-election rolls around—Schuyler .with other industry? 3.6 c rcolled , and was on hi* ills way to Ionia to visit 1। (The others had passed, as I knew Marshall. Clinton County Rcpublt- yes. 94 9 no. — •-* — Q. -----------I*•his daughter. «• Mr*. John Cressey. they would) youngsters, now grown ud. are e-nfeDoes puw.iv public opinion in your ,.*.,.1com-, N|r and ^jrs w. Hicks enter-' Then spoke Saint Peter. "I declare! ful that the little girl demanded munity favor control of lhe manage- J tajned very pleasantly with pedro There seems no place for you in THE BRIDGE FOLLY RANDOM THOUGHTS. stories, and that her solemn-looking ment of private business by govern- Tuesday evening to a number of' there; Through Governor vuuuukk Comstock miu and . imougo uviriiwi Sweerey and,Where their art U concerned, they' For more than five years nOw pea- companion was gifted with a whim- associate*. Michigan has been to ment bureaus or officials? 53'. re- friends. Mrs J. A plied yes. 93.6 no. |Cha*. Hallman securing first prize., would split a hair. pie have been engrossed with the si^al Imagination and a rare sense Washington the past week endeavor- . Doe* public opinion In your comWalter Wilkin*. Jr . formerly of For fear of a riot we re lacking a economic conditions that have at- °f humor Their friendship resulted ln® 8el funds with which to build ,niumtj favor establishment by lau this city. Is now practicing dentistry chair. , n brlrior bridge armu across lhe the Rtnilk Straits nf ot Mark, Mack­ fected not only this country, but the ,n a fhat lias given Lhe world inac. This is to cost g35.000.000. Be­ of definite standards of private ln Chicago and has a good business business management to be enforced j which is on me increase, What has happened below that you whole world. Business has had 1U nluch happiness. cause the state refused to bund for by judicial proceedings and court: »—• • ------------------------•-• — — ------>I Lost—A — $2 56 — gold piece watch concidc "nose to the grindstone" trying to action? 21 5’ replied yes. 76 1 no I'charm ---------------------- night. t Monday Finder please With none of the thousands that's devise ways that they can live up to Artlrle, ipp*!rln< In tkli colt Does public opinion in your com- return to Harry Hayes A RED-TAPE- PRISONER. ... , ()MSCd inside?-' • itUctad for thilr u>t«r»it and ond do । munlty favor government restricting MUa Jon „ of AtaTsalnl Peter, lhe crime I* mine. munity < their codes. Agriculture has seen its ... Many people will._ be surprised **’ “ KUuUt “ A E Ken“loU !‘ thc I am but a writer of Simple Rhyme ” product* sell for about the cest of learn that the name of Gen. Robert ? ll° ‘ P d *cck Then toughed Saint Peter, "Your production. If we -do not profit by Lee still carried .... on HIV the gov-•---------------- -w.. E — -- is ..... . i J co, OU y • 4.U, ' troubles are o'er. this recession the fault Is oufs. and ernipent record as a paroled prisoner *], I Public opinion in your com-1 FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. You are Just the Bribe I've been we will be the k»eft In lhe long um. of wsr and therefore a nominal ■ no** _ ov"nm«rt “ 9U?, or • ••• - ” .munity lavur «guvemmeut cvtivrui or ' > At the residence of the bride's par- 1I inAkinn looking frafor. s'Siw aid uf^wly i For FO^ That there a.II be a better day-enemy of his country. This in spite S"re?CTue from’the' U S S mS Governmeqi Ino,p,U! spite of ,U all lhClr their ChrtUr chatter and and coming Is just as sure as that to- of tffc fact that the great Confed- sue revenue bond* therefor 1-------- -----------■■replied yes. 71.5'- no. ■» '»"■ “‘•M™»n' “Xmorrow's sun *111 rise. We have had erate leader fulfilled all Uie require■ Does public opinion in your comand operating expenses are to be munlty favor by me government Yeckley. Numerous Invited friends qinL the™, u nn inr ihmn in recesslons before—fully as serious as menu established for pajd from bridge tolls. But the his- nr .t. taxinc oowtr or other nowrrs witnessed the ceremnnv The nre« Since there is no place for them in. ,u. ....... . _ by congrexs o. tU. u Ptupurttun. «>' put.rnttlnltt! ctuumhtp Pt" huvlpp w ot rt-v'itu' bpt.J, u Out M uISQ "U there. , aanneu Uatnh»e muk.u> Ut-lbome *n» aiainst aulnit the Uw United VM JW« fails <MU to lo be tr self-support- weaUh Iran m Mur ... advance* that *t have n-a-v m inhnrnn arms project mcomc away from onc The affair was i™ one ulu>' ot the Mt mod teii-' bril- With you I’ll gladly share my chair. imt conditions: In M.IU, brain, tellwment; hrttrr-mm* • suiu. Rtnfne He fbn ,i i“IC Kthe Stale iir.rl « uru*r' accepted the__presidency 3.... , or Jmunicipalltv n“5'lcLpaiU„ ;’. L" U CXcx‘ -Wrruir, Iroup “ “d oivtnr. giving it it •to another?“ I “ Han: In live social history of Otoego. 1 am heavy hearted from the Farce lb! eoMlUona: l„ 1U" ____ —_______ _______ _____ below. tlnjion .nd and ue cbll"' and .ud 55*1,7 ' “I*? ,, r' “ •" ««*• in ooorauowe. ft,t rtnnnly nre *r ut tbllr,. °i' no I am weary f'om hearing their tales Does public opinion in your com­ Uie happy pair. reWMM u tauHea, but n«- re- |iet a line eaaonrle W me people ot money put up tor such . h.ir-babed The Alumni and former students munity favor making mcmijership in garded as necessities; opportunities the South in adjusting themselves idea as a Mackinac Straits bridge a labor onton a neressary amd'.uon of Albion College residing in this I am tired of tending lhe Gate alone. for greater educational .to a reunited reunited country. country. (Gen. Lee was un*ess tl‘c Shvtc of Michigan guar- of employment? 4.7't replied yes. city and vicinity will give a mush Sit here, and appeal lo my funny­ cuucaiiunai advantages advantage*—.1 bone. “ of- these . >> »h/w„„„t, .lai-, antees ““icrs the “ic payment. puymmi. If n Comstocks uonuwcKs M9<, all things and many others 1L i. hriii,.,,. and milk social at the residence of brill,.nt bolder, .nd ■ tilOrOUgn Ihoreuih u-I1H bna|e „„„ u a KrtHoo mana- wittaic . , Bertha Lovelace .Stickney. Docs public opinion in your com­ D. R. cook, on Wednesday evening. are not going to -flash In the pan" gentleman । whose angpstry was deep- I long ever is carried out the taxpayfavor any form of govern- Dec. 17th. This entertainment will Just because of a recession, great or ly 1 rooted in Virginia before theiers will eventually pay plenty. Many munity The elderly gentlemen's wife was n n OJ jmeni fixing of wage* and hours? be for the benefit of the Ashbury entering a railway carriage, and he small. For the past five years there 1 I Centenary Fund of Albion College. «i?. «>': ■» ----- neglected to assist'her. "You are not Does public opinion fn your comfollowingn program A... has <been isn't a family In Barry county that erans i of Foreign Wars are preparing tourdcn for ycars so gallant. John, as when I was a nie peo- Inunity favor making sympathetic prepared for the occasion: has had to put up with the hard- to I ask the next congress to remove |p!e ot Michigan should let Washing. Uw nunc o' □.». U. Ir«n U.U M.IS. iSSS’l; “‘“‘'I gal." she exclaimed, Ln gentle re­ ahfjw. the troubles, and the incon- i buke. ' Wm P Sidnam. „ '! "No," wm is ready response, "and . .............................. “U’ »»• pSltc upduS. m WT pom- i Selection .. -- --------------tenlcnces that confronted practical- CQpgrcas I should find ft easy to actr'Comstocks Colossal Folly —Lapeer —"The new Church Docfavorably on this request. Coun ty Press •Tine," Miss Lizzie Hendershott. u 7,-------------- ’--------------------- ~ । 11 • • munlty favpr a compulsory govern- trine. Miss Lizzie Hendershott. Music — Solo. Mrs. Jennie Oox. I “ * poy~ ,, , I “AU I do to preside in the Senate ment ‘J®**"1 of unemployment Jn- ( M-'-—------ -- ■ fathers They grinned and bore it, sue .wane, we are uno. na* .arg.“*«• • »e-and ■•"“»«•? 394'. replied yes, 581. -- -------- ---------------------------------------and worked out from under it If ■ The teacher had written "912“ on The giraffe, we are told, has largtwhon is there going to be a tie?" — i 110 , (of employes on the government pa intim 'when tie*' * employes - on -the government pay- the blackboard, and to show the of we of to-day are any good at all; er softer and ...... inlon your rolJ?• W3r „ iu-o » mu. U iiave even a B/,mh!anr4'nf ihMr »*. . ejes ---------------ytce-President John N. Garner. , oopj ■ , ~ publlc r-:--^r op -■-----—- -ln — —— CO[n ——. ■ ,w« via. -. rtplled ,up,AM yjv®. ■ affect of nnaupiruia oy so multiplying by 10 :uuu*u rubbed -TO a aembtonre of theu than lhe famed gazelle. Still, when1 ■» e -----------------munity .favor n compulsory -govern- ~-p. rx/s public opinion in your com- I out the decimal point. 7 She then out the decimal mint Rha then pit and spirit, well do the same,writing ballads to a lady’s eyebroas' "J116 ot modern times ment system of old-age pensions? munity believe that the hopeof pro- turned to the class and said: "Now, thing. Heaven lidp us if Ln face ot and contiguous scenery, it s safer J® bcst !.hc 'M^lLrep,i5d ye’l' 33 O i 00 flt* ,s r&*cnHal to the progress of Alfred, where is lhe decimal point?" difflculty we shrivel up like *lfck to gazelle.—Arkansas Gazette \ *nuncd‘M'e P*®‘- “ Doe* public opinion in your cum- buaineM enterprise*?. 943% replied Alfred i without beattatkxD: ’On w gazciic. Arxansas Gazette., Robert Lynd. munity favor reducing the number yes, 44% no. J the eraser." j—and there are 1 ■ 1 ' --- —;— (ahead. M tX( pe»l oflM al Hlltlaj,. -------- --------F mventy-ninth ykab interesting days' A Quotation GIFTS MEN APPRECIATE Visit This Christmas Gift Store The Finest Assortment We Have Ever Offered. Men’s Ties for Gifts This is the place to select them. Hun­ dreds of beautiful hand tailored silks at 79c 98c 69c Othen at 49c Don’t Forget— Shirts for Him Choose from the newest patterns from the market. They are MACK Shirts— everyone. The new fabrics, plain colors and whites. Sizes 13 >4 to 18 98c $2 $1.50 Other! at 79c He always needs Hose. Pick out several pair for his gift. Only standard, guaran­ teed brands, as Wilson Bros., Monito and Golden Art. You can find just the right color here— so moderately priced, too. 25c 35c 50c Silks, Lisles, Wool, Mixtures Pure Silk Tie and Kerchief Sets 59c, 98c Ladies' Over Night Cases “Samson" Built Rayon Lined Scarfs What a gift one of our Scotch Plaid wool scarfs would make ! Dozens and dozens of silk or wool patterns to show you. 98c, $1.50, $2.50 $2.69 and $2.98 Men’s Lounging Robes Slipover Sweaters Pure wool, plain col­ ora, contrasting trim. Double Breasted The new brushed wools and plain wor-’ steds. Zipper front. $6.75 $2.50 GLOVES We are proud of our glove assortment. You are sure to find just the right leather, color and price. 98c $1.25 $1.50 $2.50 Visit our boys’ department. Here you will find Blazers, Knickers, Sweaters, Hosiery, Toques, Mitts, Gloves—everything to make a boy happy on Christmas morning. Why not give him a suit for Christmas? You can pleasfe him from our large assortment of sin­ gle and double breasted models— $18.50 $19.75 Visit This Christmas Store You Ara Always Welcome Waters Clothes Shop �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II. IBM Sporting Items EsS' Y. M. C. A. ITEMS LET BOYS RUN FARM NEXT FARMERS WEEK C. P. Battjes met the Welcome Y group at Lafayette's north of Has­ tings this Wednesday evening post­ poned from lost because of mumps. Crowded Program Good Xxcnie for Mother*! and Dad’s Vacation CDdkC Of PU Nl dlUACUl Uli IU not quantitative. on il have never been duplicated Speaking of lhe Chinese. the . outside of China. He had specimens speaker declared that at me time of lacquer work In which silk, fitted when Mareo Polo visited that coun.over forma, had been used and Uie Msd. HASTINGS TEAM MAY "" try, in the 16th century. China had fourteen coate of lacquer pat on. (Continued from page one) a civillzauon far above that of Eu-1*^ coat was polished by rubbfcig' ENTER STATE LEAGUE .tfwiy to thsir qtdn. Michigan farmers and their wives --------- --------------- „ —------------should plan to turn the farm over aald- u transportsUon. The popu- rope—large cities, a wonderful lit- »’R»> lhe hand. One small bowl had has arisen aa a Several of Ore delegates to the erature. great temples that are I t*ken a Chinese boy a month to Pltutr nt Talent Here for ' H. H. S. CLASS FIVES Older Boys conference have told of to Uie young folks or the hired lation Is congested for a few miles beautiful, art works so fine that they i F'*ke- H **■ lighter than ahtm- oos discoveries hands from Jan. 28 to Feb. 3 when b*^ from lhe great rlvwa. The have never been equaled by any lnum 11x1 1U lurtrT <** brilliant. Ha Good Team. In Buket | BEGIN TOURNAMENT • a At a, that .l.. iald gaM tl,c tba Chlnow rTMnnaa we ar<» natural natiwwl artists, aWiata and Hasting* members of the Michigan State Oolother country in the world Ball Field ; Cla« bosket ball got under way Bedlent said that he bad spent , । China is one-sixth of an acre. From same time Macauley records in Ills I Arrangements are under way '■! the Hastings High school Monday, Brotherhood which helped with their expenses “ instructor in chemistry th- ■wrm»r< -a U* three crops raised on that small .history of England that, in the city whereby Hastings may have a rep-|Th® sophomores defeated lhe freahThe Farmers Week program, as t { d Chinese family can iof ixmdon, me King in attempting >« Cornell University, Spartansburg Rev. Adcock very , kindly rearresentative in the central Michigan men U> 10 in a hard fought game. usual, is crowded with all manner of “ to drive from his palace to Wesunin- TO11««e and Albion college and five Basket Ball League consisting at The seniors ramped over the junior* ranged hU Sunday evening service instructive and entertainment lea- "**■ ,1? Valkyrio* ster Abbey had his fine carriage M « Instructor tn Chinese given over to lures. Homemakers will have their such teams as the Universal Car-1 lo 12- The Junior High team 7-A1s and lhe meeting Valkyries, tn’Scaudlnarisn myth* stopped in lhe quagmire of a Lon- colleges. He said the best students loaders of Grand Rapids and Kcl- 1 defeated the l-B’a U to 4. 1Y>e B lhe Battle Creek Gideons who were own meetlngz. starting Monday. Jan. don street, because Ita people had ** had found In hl* fifteen, fifteen win —- ology, are tbs baldens, usually alM --------------loggs of Battle Creek, also teams teams will play Thursday. The B-A in Hastings presenting the four Bi­ 28. with a special program for wives ' a ^wheTteacher were the Chinese. *** * of dairy fanners. The banquet for ^t thrown slop* from their houses into from Grand Haven. LausLng and team will play me ’8-B team Friday bles to the county jell Sunday. An important meeting ot thc Older women will be held Tuesday evening. ~^5X2°*!* Z. lhe streets until they were bottom- They are patient, persistent, studious Adorned with goldea on..™** Beh'xm Harbor. This league is the evening as a preliminary to the High and willjiever stop until they master they ride through the air tn brilliant le*s mud holes. Special meetings for the 30 differ“n,J? Youth of the State is being held this "Class" of the state and should Has- school game. what they undertake. ent phases of farm business will be , J°L±n, d wna nappenea in cnina was tnat, week-end al Ann Arbor. armor, order batt Im. and dlMrtbuta What hapjiened In China was that. Ungs be allowed to enter a team In ------*** ------General meetings “ J**?* In Peking M about 400 }l.an ago hcr people be­ He declared that Uie Chinese are the death lots according to Odin’s it. Hastings fans will sec some exBOWNE CENTER, This week Thursday evening, Mr. held forenoons *W,V? sit m,I<5 heved that she had progressed as the greatest business men in the cellent basket ball played by such Mr. and Mrs. John Nash. Marie >fid Mrs. Eldon Farrell of Woodland an scheduled in thc afternoons and ““ coal far as was humanly possible. This world. A Jew is no match for a stars as Warren "Skinny" Byrum, and Mrs. Jennie Pox were in Has-/ entertain a Y meeting of Woodland evenings and all special meetings resulted in a feeling that there was Chinaman as a business man. former star of Western Stale, and Ungs Thursday. boy* who were formerly In tire group will be adjourned to permit attend- :245?U,e8.^ m,l e* bulla, where they act as his cup a toJ? ?° . ?8,U , e no use attempting to make improveThe lecture was concluded by bearers. Two vatkyries, Hrist and “Dee" Pinneo from Michigan State Wayne Benton and Mrs Addle led by Mr. Farrell; also some boys ance. Feature programs will be glv- , 'en on Wednesday and Thursday .... bri« °wns . ■ . Uw . heat.. being . fur— ^nts. menu. What mm', put uui the uic West wuav ahead auruu of in showing pictures of temples, pago­ and several other farmer college and Bjnton were Grand Rapids visitor! Mist, fre cup bearers to Odln.hliable study. ” i flights. f bundles t.peaker pe*ker said, _ _ "UhM by by, burnIn burning bundle of oi gross gnus lllc tt„. Mid, Is u the lhe de- ___ das,__________ £yh school stars. | Monday. hom«. ______________ public buildings in “ Huie «.snA . ruull o!°Pment lhe o, ,he These China, ------- as well as pictures of folks. The Y Orono of 7 and 8 xrade ' ThP gTa,n "nd P0**10 sh0M w,lt >‘r *el of the, sciences g squad of about ten players will t Miss Mary Fry of Grand Rapids picked from the present Indus- spent the week end with her par­ boys ot Hutinu led bv Clarence ■** heW ** A turkey show and had K*ven the *’«t superiority All these hsd been taken by Mr. EteLtoeybaking all rtSdv f “ > ahow for Uncy fo * U *' U1 aUnirt S=eTot terex C .n5* SXtE? E “ t Dul ° f lhe BcdWnt whlle ‘ h ' * “ there ' The trial League now in play every I ents here. each TUesdayeventng I Poultrymen. All four of 2£"1“dPd " oI .h a/ {,d th . J. 8 tarriM are beginning to *u a * crrrrespoudsw Monday and Thursday night at the Mrs Merrill Karcher and Mrs. attendance four-rtclaase: claases of livelive- This are beginning to realize realize tilt* tills moot most intcres'.lng interesting nt was a temple. temple, a attendance each Tuesday evening. ; poultrymen. ... . All ._hlhlt hv uu-hiaan opens the rr hemminv tbe way for fof.,lhe 1C terrible tcrrlble fact anri and „ are becoming tremenrtoiu-.lv tremendously veritable veritable ,<rmm dream of h-antv beauty, which _____ - — w—.™ States for high school, and will represent Has- Watt Thomas were Hastings visitors with a moat interesting Bible study. stock will be exhibited by Michigan P*** sciioola In the United farmers who are cooperating with mat deyastatc that country. । |ntcre#ted jn ,dence as Is now was built in the year tlO A. D. IU I about fifty year*. The university tings In the League. Enough talent Saturday. tlie College in the Improvement of wh *ch lht ‘ hU £* shown *o no;ab!y by Japan. When furnishings are ot marvelous beauty. - - - is available among our own athletes Russell Benton and family of uie uoiinjc in uie impnncnicui ui ----— ----------— — snown so no.uu.) oy japan, wncii iurni»nmgs arc oi marvelous oeauty. extension movement tn England H1GHBANK. .... ana me fivers; rivers- cause ratow- chuia ■and India shall catch up with .... ■> ..and all livestock. * ”d mountains into the Its architecture is original that it will not be necessary lo ob-1 Grand Rapids were Bunday evening (1868) called attention to the plan Tite Moore school will have their Sharpshooters can compete in the thousands of deaths and often u in science, the *wortd had better “ -------------— ' tain out of town players to form a: visitors at Watt Thomas'. me curves‘ in the-----------------------roof and elsewhere and method, developed In the United P. T. A. Friday night. A program rifle shooting contest in which guns tafnines. | ](X)k sftld spender f Or jhm. are made with mathematical exact team suitable for entrance In the good crowd attended the LaIs being planned, also refreshments. and ammunition are furnished. । Another great lack In China Is a will be a-----real',----------------"yellow peril." League. it is hoped that it will be • die#' Aid at Bowne Wednesday, ---------------------Ineos. Earl Marshall of Marshall visited Rural dramatists are invited to en- common language. The wrJ.llfn j The , ne lpCBtrT arou<m wnn possible to secure me support of the ; Mr. and Mrs Milton Wletz were speaker brought with mm him We are sure that every member of the Correspondence university was his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Mar­ ter their casta in the rural drama language of China can be read bywonderful specimens of Chin­ merchants and business men of the 1 Hastings shoppers Saturday. read by ««ma wmHarrui nt r-htn. the Brotherhood who heard Dr. Be­ founded at Ithaca. N. T. The Inter­ shall, Sunday. contest The Orange chorus contest scholars anywhere in that country; Brt_a canton silk shawl hand dlent felt that he had a far better national Correspondence schools at city hi purchasing suite and equipMrs. Merrill Karcher and pupils ; Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Warner and will provide competition for the mu- but the spoken languages differ to cnitoroldPred. which a man and a boy ment to outfit a squad of ten play-1 enjoyed the South Lowell Ladles' ,,,.H _____ rmoroiiriru. wiucii * man sib » uu> miurmsnawg understandingoiof imine China ana and me the Scranton. Pa., were organised In sons of Lansing spent Sunday afterSi»eh . . OT •tm four months. .. such an an axtAnt extent that that ivrmln people tlvtnv living . . workcd Chinese than he had ever had be- 1801. er“Aid dinner at Mrs. Merriman's 1 noon with Mr. and Mrs. Will Haw­ slctans. Definite arrangements have not Thursday. verse'w th each other ""in I R<*cs ‘lhat ln uvauiy bcauty aiiu and ikiuicm rtfbneas in oi fore ijr. Of- ueuiciu Bedlent gave up ms his WOTK work , „ , .. ... ti?uav ui blits. been completed but It is possible ----------------- <*» AR.voluhon.ryH.ro rerw with each color could not be surpassed were as a teacher and as an expert chemF.w "Starrod'* Bilk Stuart Ouy u visited at thc Bclgh • tliat Hastings may be allowed to enPINE LAKE. scnooi rrwiy mere was no scnooi Tlsllore tp Savannah rarely over >**' ,2 *here Mr. Bedlent taught In on tins this snawi. shawl, wnicn which ui. 1st. in in wnicn which ne he could could make make all all the the " ; embroidered etnoroiaerea on there was no school I ,ook “ rlllR ,0 thc monument to The star oa the cnrreocy merely ter the last half year play of me: The Helping Hand club met with school at the Friday Moore last week Vft’. dL ',”rt ' . could innenow. there were seven distinct roilW be bought bought In in Chink China for for M0. MO money money he he could could ever ever need need by by workworklauguages sooken .... spcc,mf ___'ni i.____ _ v-__ln■ « for bl« corporations ________ ..tn ___their . .. lab-;। Indicate* that the bill baa been subBcrnard Whitmore spent Bunday WHUm Jasper, the hero whose dar- ' f 5?.K^ SJ^b-?ut oom The neusnuners Hc had of ________ scarts- hand present basket ball season. Thc sea- Hani Warne- on Wednesday after"pM In n-pl.dn, Ih. Lilkn I ’uESf-m ''mbru:lcrrd >» <»“>•• ™cl' Hr hu u»m up th. humson is divided into two parts, the noon with eight members and three Aiih M, .ndI Mn Olu ililunor?' defective after being numbered and first and second and two rounds of visitors present Visiting took up play are held in each half and al meet of the time as thc business M.n>»» .nd .< r™, M-uHrl. in .1,. Si. " . l, S o'"XTpSSnrM H? l^*1^' sealed. Since all paper currency Is the end ot th.' second half a play-off session was very short and the pro­ c'rrTl^ Mr“In"MM AtowS' F'",7 *7 H S’wih U,.,' XnU " fs held between me winner of each gram chairman was absent. The |cnn schoolboy. achoo||H>r Jasper jnaper fell at Sa- Chinese boy to memorire these char- embroidered, and then patiently and is a most interesting man. He is stiii fore the numbering and sealing la half season for the league cham- January meeting will be held with Creek and Mr. and Mrs Alan Win- lean done, the percentage of starred bills tans of Naahvilte w«e guests Sun- van,mh w||h )n tlie ,iesc of “ pionship unless one team wins both Mr. Etlle Champion “ 7* “?S tpcm*?ra,with wonderful skill and artistic doing work in me Orient where he could be slmplifled greatly if they lability made them into things ofIs paying a teacher who is giving In- Is very small Such a bill would Utles whereby they are crowned unMr. and Mrs. Lee Nottingham and not be worth more than any other disputed champions of the league. me Mr. and Mrs. Fioyd Collison of Del- C-UIomla In atom l.o wreta, ‘.t? * 51ur Ro?an alp,habct: wonderful beauty. He brought withslructton to 160 Chinese bojx. 114 ■“ ““ 1* dollar bllL tha.1 15 *° hln’ a ’h*t was once worn by ----------- ------------- —----1** ton drove to Chicago on Tuesday and ' vanhah made the first successful b,Ul Mrs. Henry Bldelman and moth­ strong that It will never be attempt- ig government official many years1 Now that we've a bit of leisure for attended the International Livestock er. Mrs Sadler, of Hastings were transaihuitlc H. H. S. FIVE LOSES voyage In the history -----w. i^.^ cliang1<: Iago— beautifully hand-embroldcred. checking It over. It might be interexhibit. FIRST TWO GAMES ' Mr. and Mrs. Sepher Johnson. Mr. guests for a few days of Mrs. Frank of steamship navigation, the pas..ull'. - ■ J? . 5 "~Kht *“ *e,U > He said hc hod been offered and re-, esting to determine how much of our Oregon contains all the baste Parks near Augusta. . sage to Liverpool requiring 23 days ly dcteMSth?wh"te'^eChll’ei* ';fU4Cd 1350 ,or ,u He 4isjdayed a American -peed I* progress. Hastings High baskeleers lost the (and Mrs. Claud Champion and Mr. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bell, —-------------< s * opening game of the season to 6t. ®nd Mrs. Walter Warner were KalaI Explaining Uie failure ot mission ­ PhiUps of Battle Creek 26 to 12 in a , mazoo shoppers on Thursday. '* r There have been about 200 Itnl aries to accomplish more In China, game there last Wednesday. LawC. A. Merlau and Walter Warner rence. Snyder. White, Walldorff. went to Hastings on Monday mornWhen Animal* Pog. 1 Ian popes, also 15 French. 14 Greek, he said there are three Important Btruble. Bristol. Crothers and Ran- i»8 to act as petit Jurors at the pres‘'Perhaps one of the moat charm- ' 8 Syrian. 6 German. 5 Spanish. 2 tca-xMV-; First, the average Ameri­ circuit som were in lhe line-up for Has- ent — session — of ** *' —“ court. ------ Ing characteristics of all animals.” Austrian and‘ 1 each ‘ of Swiss, - •i’ortu can business man in China is sel­ tings. Tn the first game on the home fish. exploits the people. Is apt to .... . . , guroe, ICngllsb and I Hitch nationalfloor here Friday evening the Lock­ “is the absence of lhe very tinman Ity. All of the popes since 1301 lead a licentious life. Many of them are gabblers and many are tonmen were nosed out by Allegan Thirty-three women are-members attribute of posing. In the court- । have been Italians. The College of hard drinkers Another great draw­ s 11 to 0. Kelly. Hinckley. Struble, Moore, Angell. Bessmer. Gladstone. of lhe facnlty of the University of ship season, of course, this rule la Cardinals, when complete. Is made back is the fact that the American Chinese § up of 70 members, of whom G are temporarily forgotten. Then the * “ ' * ~ “ Sothard. Ironside and Scobey played Vermont. They are connected with navy, when it puts into a Chinese for Hastings. every college except the College of buck exhibits tils Imposing antlers Cardinal-Bishops. 50 Cardinal-Priests port, allows its men to go> ashore, X the X .... . .... the -----------------sailors soon________ get into 1 Engineering. Prior to 1872 women or the male bird hl* Iridescent and 14 Cardinal Deacons. The Car- where buse the Uie v were burred from the feather*. university But at all other times t dlnnls are appointed or created by lowest dives, get drunk, abuse they are quite natural and un- ; the pope. The pope la elected, by ' Chinese and misrepresent American WIN THREE GAMES even as students Yet the unlver spoiled. The feminine specimens, i the conclave of cardinals.—Detroit I civilization. But the most a bom- * Middleville basketeers began the "«/ K™du“»«* ,be fl™‘ l>h‘ ”c,ft incidentally, never '.how off.' ” Newx A£crtc“n *“ Ch,2? u $ season impressively Friday evening । Kappa. woman tn the United State*. | the American movie show. These a American pictures give the idea that C traordtnary Gift Valors. We invite you to come In and lo i# American women arc immoral. X Below we mention a few suggestions and a few holiday specials, that might interest yoo. immodest and essentially low down c in their lives. Wc think moving]^ Sheet and Pillow Case Seta, with dainty colVISIT OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT pictures, many of them, arc viie in | X 11 ' | team won by comfortable margins. rOr*I”‘“ ruvrn nvavr- i r.n.ir ’ re*Pec‘ “ IND 1HE CHINESE wm a m ^Extraordinary Gift Values/ • to Gladden Early Shoppers < middleville'fives A Welcome Gift uARlElY AT ACTON Below Are a Few of the Suggestions}We Have to Offer Busy Christmas Shoppers At Our Store SPORTING GOODS TOYS For boys and girls of all ages, from 5c up. Special prices on a numl)er of items — $1 dolls, plush animals, at 44c; Guns, Rifles, Air Guns, Hunting Knives, Hunt­ ing Coats, Tennis and Baseball Goods, Fishing Tackle, Boxing Gloves, and Foot Balls. 50c dolls at 25c. COLEMAN LAMPS and LANTERNS New designs in Parch­ ment Shades. TOOLS and TOOL KITS GIFT NOVELTIES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Toasters, Irons, Waffle- irons, Percolators, Fans, Heating Pads, Curling Irons, Stoves, Driers. G.-E. Refrigerators. Electric Deak Lamp, Whistling Tea Kettle in chrome plate and pol­ ished copper; Polished RADIOS Tricolatorr, Dripolators WHEEL GOODS eat coffee making; Cake Seta. Velocipedes,. Atwater Kent and Gru­ now in all waver «ets. Cara, Kiddie Sidewalk Bikes, Bicycles, Scooters. Special Weatinghouae Gift Item, at a Saving $5.94; Warming $3.50; Waffleiron, $5.98. Pad, CUTLERY An excellent value in a Shears, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Razors, Kitchen Cutlery, Carving Sets, Game Shears, Flower Shears make useful and pleasing gifts. Christmas Tree Lighting Outfits 39c high grade bicycle at >32.50. SLEDS, SKIS and SKATES Christmas Tree Decorations Goodyear Bros. Hardware Company Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2101 this country, and they are. But if d one could see the outrageous pic- ; lures that come from Hollywood and I <* are shown in Chink and Japan, he C would realize what a vicious influence X they have in giving thc Chinese thc X idea that American women have A low ideals in life, arc immoral in their relations with men. and that our so-called Christian clrillzaflon is a sham. : All.these influences together make it almost Impossible for the foreign missionary to teach U>e Chinese that thS Christian religion makes -good homes and good folks. The speci­ mens of American life shown by our navy, by our moving pictures and by many of thc business men who go from this country to China repre­ sent almost the opposite of what the missionaries try to teach. Fifty miles back from lhe coast, he declared. China and lhe Chinese are the same tn character, life and habits as they have been for 2JXX) years. IrtUie coastal ciues. where foreign influences can be felt, it has .made changes in Chinese life; but these are not the real China. He said that in thta country we are accustomed to thinking that the depression Ly due to causes that op­ erate in this country alone. But he declared, that some thing* are go­ ing on in the Orient which go to prove that there are other reasons. For-instance, wc are accustomed to think that the General Electric lac- v lory which makes Tungsten lamps V tn Cleveland is Ute largest electric i X light factory in the world. But tliat 1 v is not true. The largest one in the ’ X world is in Shanghai. . It pays IU A labor from eight to ten cents a day i*J for hum 12 to id hours work. When । $ you buy a ten cent electric lamp < in a five and ten cent store over x here you may know that it was £ made in Shanghai by the General, *' Electric Company, which owns an x* Immense factory tn that city and employs cheap Chinese labor, while v American tabor walks lite streets. IX Philadelphia is regarded by Ameri-1 *' cans as the greatest textile city. But v that is not true. Shanghai Ims many IX more spindle., for making cloth than I v any other city in the world. When X we buy cheap cotton goods wc may X know that it is not made in this \ country, but In India. China or Ja-1X pan. Our American labor u being put out of the running by this com- ! \ petition of cheap labor, largely tinployed by American and European capital. He laughed at the farthers '; who are buying butter substitutes. < All these come from Uie Orient the ' Philippines, the island of Java and ! other eastern islands, where cocoanut < oil is pressed and shipped to this country. Then our fanners wonder why milk is cheap. Many of them help make it so by buying these sub­ stitutes. The spaker did not hesitate to say that missions, as ordinarily canted on In China, do not and cannot pro­ duce (siting results. What is need­ ed, be said, to evangelise China is Embroidered Pillow Cases tn boxes, 11.00. Silk How, Pajamas. Rayon Gowns. Outing Gown*. Silk Slips. Rayon Skirts, Silk Dance Suede Bridge Table Covers. Wrought Iron Utility and Make-up Boxes, Dainty Bowdoir lamps. Quaint Small Wall Lamps, Useful Waste Basket* in colorful design*. Bridge Seta Children In Fancy Gift Boxes. Pig Skin Gloves tn brown. >149. Cape Skin Slipon Glove*, >1.89. like*—Deii*. Plates, Cereal Sets. Blankets, Kayser Gloves, >1.00. We do not Carry Much in Men*» Goode Cinderella Christmas Specials and vehrtu. Styles sailed f Siaes 1< $3.88 and $6.88 SALE ON COATS TOP SKIRTS Smart, All Wool Skirts. When you see them, Made from flannels, plaids and tweeds, trim­ med with pleala. patch pockets and ballon*. $12.88 $2.88 and $3.88 Frandsen’s Stor EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPE �mem SCOHERHIT (Continued from page one) spoiled me. I must have action. It Is . difficult writing dramatic criticisms even under a pen name because It la so embarrassing to hear the things people say about, me. Sometimes I almost want to break down and blush. h™s SESOUI-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION NAMECONTEST THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER It, 1W4 Tli. Mandrake DI.I.IM. -M....- ! Homemalers' Comer I By ’ Home Economics Specialists Michigan State College (Continued from page one) I Simplicity is. the word that best uw> .bore .IU t. reI»ndm.de UM. fused. ' linens. If one wishes to make some 5th.—AU entries shall be mailed to pieces forChristmas, it Is well to Ute following address. ’Cen- remember that thc bcauty of the tennlal Prize Contest, Rooms 4 texture and weave of linen does not Wdg5 Hating' MtehUMi Sup nrtd" complicated nredlcwork to cn- Chas. Woodruff spent Friday In The dirigible Macon was named ly imported Italian darning, called Detroit on business. for the city of Macon, Ga. This city de Medici darning. A linen mesh B. H. MacGregor and E. Childs of material with strong durable linen Flint spent Saturday night -with received Ita name la honor of Na­ thaniel Macon, who at the outbreak threads was selected, which cost Clifford Hammond's. about one dollar a yard, with a Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bolton and width of 72 Inches. family spent Sunday with Lewis dant at Princeton university and ’ For lhe darning, ordinary store Clum's near Lake Odessa. signed up at a private In a company cord, the manila colored inexpensive Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hendershott of volunteers. He continued aa a variety commonly used to tie pack- and daughter, Clair, Mr. and Mrs. private, although numerous offers of ages, was used. Simple border de- Geo. McCulla. Mrs. Ella McGlynn commissions were tendered him. He signs were worked out for lhe place' and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hubbard doilies and the napkins. The width I spent Sunday at Clifford Ham­ of the borders was about two Inches, mond's helping Mrs. Minnie Ham­ aentatlves from 1801 to 1SO0 and and the design was the simple geo­ mond celebrate her seventy-ninth served In the aenate from ISIS to 1820. metric type, using straight lines and birthday. no curves. Thc store cord was NORTHEAST IRVING. threaded through a large large darning needle, and there was no difficulty Mtf Loomis and George Bassett ,n the design qutekly and of’Weeport assisted Sam Eckert Thu akunk-cabbag* known to the easily. Large stitches wCTe spaced with his butchering Thursday. Indiana aa "Indian turnip" may ba evenly with no eye strain, as thc the L. D. Clemens of near Middleville found In northeastern United States mesh was large and It was easy to spent the week end with Mr. and aouth to North Carolina and west to count JUIU spaces. Mrs. Mra AFtnur Arthur woore Moore ana and ramuy. family. ,. iowb Iowa and Minnesota. The plnklahplnklsbNatural colored linen was used and | Mrs. Harlow. Seger and children lavender flowers are aet inside a Uie JC heavy darning stitches Studies In in cream cream! spent .nont Saturday Raturdav afternoon at HasHas.,freen __a an(1 pQrpla hood and arw B colored cord made an attractive ef­ Ungs. fect. The imported linens of that Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blakney of West make are usually very expensive. Carlton spent Wednesday evening family. Jack-ln-tho-PulpIt Is auotbtin Mr. Mr. and Linen mesh is more satisfactory with and Mrs Mrs. Arthur Arthur Moore. Moore. J . " f*11*101” member of th. Ama Mrs Ray Wieland has gone ton •‘■“•'J Bn'’ rc*«mbIe« »b« oM pulpits than cotton as It launders well^and, is-very durable. Grand Rapids for a two weeks' stay. which had hoods over them. Boys and girls who Uro In | country are familiar with the wk hidden underneath the broad spread! ing' leave* of the mandrake or "urn! brails plant," »» they call IL ThlJ strongly scented, exquisite flower! develops Into Ihrge round fruit! green st first, but later turning yell low, which has given this plant that name of May apple, hog apple and! wild lemon. The fruit, often eaten! by country youngsters, la Oiled with! seeds and has a somewhat sickly! Soc Bupt. and > ■ere in Ann j Ian Ironsld acting. ton college c I thought that much the sama Miss Jsnnel thing was true of Kathryn McIntyre as Mildred Buckley. It was simply I ton. (Continued from page one) a light, sweet Utile role that she per­ I Robert Buri sweet flsvor. ber the mailing address). should be molded, ^cording to formed with finish and perfection. । as he „„ ___________________ Grand Rapid! discusses the development of Hh Hs Xd nrl-r gnomics related arts specialShe was cute and vivacious'" and Methodism tn relation to our nad P Ute of Michigan State college, Mr. and k made the most of thc part. I tion’s history. 7th.-Th^d^SmnUof the ludges SUnp* *»«»*»* I Marshall visti Bud Wolfe was very Impressive as' Besides lhe address by Dr. Bum"tn- .-Thf _decislon of the judges coinblUB!lonjs arc the There Is about one and ouequar! Bunday. the Judge and presided over his court' ham. there will be a large chorus I will be final. In case of a . . ter pounds of radium in the world.! m Miimmi room In a mast convincing manner, choir composed of members of the duplicate prizes will be. awarded. fundamentals to be followed. About 2.800 grains have been pro! guest of Ml Many of the pieces for informal I always Uke to see him in a play. | Methodist choirs of the whole coun-1 No entries will be returned but duced In the Untyed States and most! Idh Suridsy. Personally I remember him best os , ty. There ore Methodist’ churches become the property ot Centen­ use have a minimum of nddlework. nun corporation. Fringed edges arc very popular and of the remainder has come from th«| Steve in "The Virginian." in Middleville. Freeport. Nashville, j nial Corporation. 8th — Prizes will be awarded as lo ,nilke : Belgian Congo. Czechoslovakia! tie Creek viii Now for a few words concerning Quimby. Woodland. Good Will. Irv- | soon as the Judges are able to hmoheon ret des gned recently by Edmonds Bur ranks third as a producer and! some of the minor characters which Ing. Welcome Martin. Carlton Cen- । determine the wlnnep from the one of the girls in a.crafts claw In smaller quantities have come from! were beautifully done. After seeing ter. Dowling and Banfield outside of vast amount of entries that win honw economics at Michigan Jila.e sons Hay mon Russell Cleveland as Zebe Crothers the city, and It k hoped and expect-1 Portugal, Russia and England. . I be received was of •yellow linen with fringed Detroit part It wlU be difficult for me to remem­ ed that representatives from these There wfeej. -•A very• — simple In ~-~ cross «jMr- and N mereyou youhave naveitnand anathere uivre will wm --• •••»— design — ber that he is really a spry young choirs will Join with the Hastings . . ... . ....................... .... clltrh rnrrlrd nut In the corIndian* Farmed la Ohio 1 man. He deserved the applause he choir In making tills a memorable ! be no need of inquiring ofany of the stitch was carried out in tlie corJ. P. Edmom received. Les Hawthorne seems to occaslon. Hie songs to be sung by'officers or anybody else as to the »ers of the place dollies and napkins, Ttia Indians once had about 4M "I am learning the violin at 68.” The fact that an actress has been chorus and congregation, are chosen rules and regulations governing this using black thread. The contrast make a specialty of acting the vil­ acres of cultivated land witbin the says correspondent. We ,-----a------------,-----------... symcontest, because they oreall plainly of col°r was strongon the ye.low summoned for keeping a Pekinese — Bunday gues lain. He was most convincing as the from the Methodist Hymnal and are present boundaries of DelawareJ Canadian lumber la next to agri stated above. Ilncn. &nd the s'«nplc design effec- without a license suggests that these | path Ire with his neighbors living at don clement unscrupulous lawyer. I thought, and as follows: culture In national production. [animals are now classified as dogs, j66 and 70. ,v Ohio. No. 180. "All Hall." Miles Lane it is evident that this contest is Uve. | Mr. and M Orville Sayles also deserves a word of praise, too. Hc was great on tlie tune; No. 383, "Onward Christian creating much Interest Judging from ---------- —--------------------------------------------Visiting Mr. __ _ -1________________________________ witness stand. I was ___ Interested to Soldiers:" No. 2. "Come Thou Al-'the number who have taken the ment of Held learn that Seward F. Nichols of De- mighty King”; No. Ill. "Hark, thc .matter up with the chairman of the Miss PauU trolt was only present for two re- Herald AngeLs Sing"; No. 207. "The I committee. Laurence E Bamctt. It was thc gues hearsals. I wish he were nearer so Church’s Ona Foundation”; No. 10".; will be worth working on, Thc sucside from Fr he could take part in more of the "Joy to the World;” No, 461. "Howjcessful jierson in the contest will ‘ Mr. and M shows here. Bill Fox was most com- Firm a Foundation,” Portuguese ' know that he has not only done expected ho Toil as the tongue-tied hick of a liv-1 Hymn; No. 420. "True-Hearted, something that will not only be spending son eryman. I thought that Walter 1 Whole-Hearted; ” No. 415. "Faith of helpful to that person but it will olPov.t11 did well as the sheriff. This । Our Fathers." Just to hear this--------so materially •«"- »— benefit ’-«• the rwuMiniai Centennial. Mr. and Is the first play in which he has tak- । large chorus and congregation sing Let lhe good work go on and keep Woodland v en part. L. E. Barnett was most these hymns that even one loves, will thinking until you evolve what you Mrs. Charles arnming as Oscar Nelson. He has a | be well worth the effort made to at- believe Is a good name and then decided "flare" for putting a great | tend the service submit it.' Mr. and M deal into such small character bits. The seating capacity of the church arc leaving I also liked Margaret Gladstone osjls.------------------------around 1.100 and --------- every place SENDS IN TWO OLD Cal., where should be filled. An invitation Is ex ­ Mrs. Harper. It was a small part FIVE DOLLAR BILLS but she demonstrated again that she tended to all who wish to attend, Ray Bran has real ability. To my romantic whether members of the Methodist From 1899 help has come for the mind she will always be the lovely *church or not. You will enjoy hear­ 1935 campaign against tuberculosis meeting of U Molly of “The Virginian." Dr. Wai- ing Dr. Burnham as well as the in the form of two thirty-five year lhe Allied S ton filled in at the last minute as :music. old five dollar bills received today by lion Picture Rodney Harper and deserves credit. thc Michigan Tuberculosis Associa­ Remember him os Morty? tion in returr. for Christmas Seals Excuse me if I fall to offer com­ COURT HOUSE NEWS sent out Thanksgiving. ment for every port—but there were Hila ten dollar contribution to so many of them and the editor has which was added a modern-day one cautioned me to be brief. Blame the PROBATE COURT. dollar bill, making a total of- eleven playwright instead of me for this Est. John H. Norris, dec’d. Order dollars, , was received from Mrs Ida seeming slight I >,; allowing claims, entered. Rothfuss. of Blissfield. Try as I can. cnly one very severe 1 Est. nvw , Howard Manby. Annual ac-,। Almost as crisp as the day they piece of criticism comes to mind, count Mint filed niiwt were made, the two bills are, abtej^ ,and H?.? LUuU 1 *n I Est. Chester G. Beach, dee d Order □nc-half Inch wider thart ttittenodern every civic Player prodUctfcn). The alldfang claims entered. cnicrca. series 5Cries of five live dollar currency and ana an ' Est’ Chester Hecker, dec’d. Order inch longer. On the face Is depicted' wXeS!v residue cuwtro. entered, auciiara discharge an Indian chief in war regalia. They - ------- -- ■ Xh. ^*2; . .—• , ---- ■■ । aisl8’]lng miuuc Cor. Wednesday—and did not have quite oulte'nf of Ad artmrv mrx. Issued, estate enrolled, __ _____ > , . .... iu. •H• .._u are countersigned by n Ellis Rob­ enough “change of pace." It seems E>t. Belle Zimmerman, dee d. Pe- erts. then treasurer of thc United GREY OR BROWN SEVERAL to me that Uie tempo should change tltlon for determination of heirs 1 States. WOOL FELT UPPERS COIXIRS with the seme of the play; that Is med. order for publication entered. ,| Lansing bank officials. who could fast wheh the action Is fast, and I Est. oomella A. Bower, dee d. Peo 5 ei/M® whrn i* n uowir. atxa. re- not remember ever seeing seeing aa bill of JO tl h,‘,. UUon for authorll>' ‘o W blIh nlcd- that year and denomination --were CHRISTMAS clvte players sem^to^have butJ»e, J?'; Est. Clare oi ‘ Doster7d« : d. PetlC1°^ ° Doster.-dec'd. Petl- not able to make a declaration on psce. fo, wiuvw'a h^’ Am I “■rmm in Ulis ipeopls, thsi t for W,do <'s ailuwiuicc allowance uicd. filed ur or- the value of the bills as curiosities, SPECIAL! nave said soln some terribly terrlhlv mean things tnlnes !dcr for widow’s allowance _ ___ .___ . . . ............... .... ... . .... have entered, .. ’ ,--------------------------------but advised the ^flchljran. TubcrcuCan about my ignorance of the theater)? j Est. ------- -------------il losls Association to make further Est. ciaribe' Claribel •I. ” Parmele. Annual At times, too. the players have not' account filed । -cccur.t filed. i investigation, which Ls being d>’ne. seemed any too familiar with thfir I' Est. Mary E E - Vpn v Antwerp, dec’d. in 1899 the history of Michigan’s lines. The play. Itself, was a bit Bond of Admr. filed, filed, letters of ad-1 fight with tuberculosis was seeing Camp long but Uie pla>ers. of course, were ministration —.. Issued. _ucd. jthe beginnings of an organized cam? -------Leather Soles and Rubber Heels for Soft not to blame for that. Est. Wm. G. Barnes, deed. Petl- paign against the disease. No And n word about the scenery, I tion for license to sell filed, order for Christmas Seals were being sold Ord Long Service thought that the sets were well done publication entered. , when Mrs. Rothfuss’ contribution although the play did not permit the Est. Charles A. Kenyon, dec’d. Pe-' was taken from the presses of lhe director to work in very many spec­ UUon for Admr. filed, petition for United States Mint, buf members of tacular effects. The costumes were special Admr. filed, order appointing the Michigan Board of Health, all INDIAN LEATHER MOCCASINS lovely—some of those gowns did special Admr. filed, bond filed, let- pioneer tubercuio'ls fighters, were In make me envious II must be a hectic ters issued. ’the midst of obtaining for Michigan Job to rustle around so many props Est. Henry c Warner, dec’d. War- its j first sanatorium, what is now PADDED LEATHER SOLES T MEN'S, WOMEN'S on that shallow stage—why wasn’t it rant and inventory filed. the state Sanatorium at Howell. Sizes I to 4 built at least fifteen feet deeper? I’m AND BOYS' SIZES, Est. Americus Cline, dec’d. Order "The Little Red.” firs’ sanatorium ALL LEATHER $ glad Uie players are cutting down allowing claims entered. 'final ac- i RED OR BLUE value leader in the United States, which appears DED SOLE SLIPPERS. the time between acts. I simply de­ count filed, order assigning residue , on the 1934 tuberculosis Christmas WARM FELT! test waiting more than eight or ten entered, discharge of executor Issued, ■ PICTURE Seals, was Just celebrating Its fif­ Lined minutes. Probably the movies have estate enrolled. teenth birthday in 1899. Nine years ON TOES Est. Charles A. Kenyon. dee d. In- ;later, the first Christmas Seals were NOW 07/. ONLY y/C ventory ffifd. final account filed dU- to be sold In Michigan and thc or­ charge ofspeclal Admr. issued, estate ganization । of the Michigan Tubercu­ enrolled. losis Association was to take place. Est. Christine Cole, dec’d. Proof "The world and the campaign of will filed, order admitting will against . tuberculosis have seen thir­ Seoul entered, bond of executor filed, let ty-five years of their most turbulent Leather Iprs testamentary Issued, order limit­ history since those old 1899 bills Patterns Soler Ing settlement entered, discharge of were printed.” Mr. Harry D. Ben­ special guardian Issued. nett. treasurer of the Michigan Tu­ SEE THEM ON DISPLAY SAME FOR SMALL BOYS Est. Mary E. Van Antwerp, dec’d. berculosis Association, commented GET YOURS N.OW—ALL SIZES Testimony of freeholders- filed. li­ recently. "The death-rate from tu­ cense to sell Issued, oath before sale berculosis has been more than cut tn filed. half, treatment and discover)' of lhe Est. Violet B. Parker. Final ac­ disease has changed, but thoa- two count filed. five-doll ar bills ore still worth ten Est. Clarence Willison, dec’d. dollars, or more, and they have Waiver of notice filed, proof of will come out of the post to good pur­ HERE'S A BIG VALUE , filed, order admitting will entered. pose—would that we had more like FOR THE BOYS GREY OR bROWN 1 bond of executor filed, letters testa­ them." TWO SOLE mentary isa^od. order limiting set­ PADDED SOLES tlement entered, petition for hearing CONSTRUCTION JJUIMBY. claims filed, notice to creditors is­ Mr and Mrs Leo Reynolds, who sued. EXTRA Est. Elmer Merrick Slocum, dec’d. have been spending come time in SPECIAL Final account filed, order assigning Grand Rapids are ut their home residue entered, dlsclinrgt of Admrx. Everybody In the community was Issued, estate enrolled. Est. Merle V- Slocum, dec’d. In­ shocked when they received wd ventory filed, final account filed, or­ news that Mrs. Lena Castlelein had Leather ___ __ __ _____ der assigning residue entered, dis­ passed away Tuesday evening She Tips on LEATHER SOLES AND RUBBER charge of Admrx. Issued, estate en­ will be greatly missed by all .who HEELS JUST RIGHT FOR DAD knew her. She was loved by all. Sires to fl rolled. I Est. Henry Roe. dec’d. Pelltion for Much sj-mpathy is extended the rel­ Black or Brown license to sell filed, order for pub- atives especially the aged mother. SOFT PADDED LEATHER SOLES licatlon entered. Mrs. Mattie Striker of Hastings I Est Thomas Heney. dec’d. Order visited at lhe Chas. Scott house Fri- . , confirming sale entered. day and Saturday,. L Est. Chris Marshall, dec’d. PctlMr. and Mrs Clayton McKeown tion for order and waiver of notice are nicely located in their new home tiled, order entered. here, we are glad to welcome them TURNED DOWN CUFFS for COMFORT | Est. Henry L. Smith, dec’d. Petl- to our community. SOFT GENUINE KID LEATHERS That WQ1 Please ALL COLORS tion for determination of heirs filed, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Nash and BLACK, BLUE. RED AND 8 NEW Black. Brown, Blue, Red and Green order for publication entered. GREEN | Eat. William R. WlCkwlre, dec’d. son of Hopkins visited nt Walter LEADING Bldelman’s Sunday. COLORS, Order assigning residue entered. Miss Elsie Conklin of Dowling Est. William Pennock, dec’d. WarFOR (TIRLSTMAS LEATHER spent the week end at the Lowell jrant and inventory filed. GIVING! BOUND I Est. Alfred c. Buxton, deed. An­ hoarf. AT TOPI nual account of trustee -fill'd. Special meetings are In prugVc-s at Est. David L. Morthland. dec’d. the church and will con’inue Order for adjournment — j— ------------entered. ——— through this week. Everyone is en­ SPECIAL Est. Carrie E- Morthland. dec’d. i joying the fine sermons by Mrs. Proof of will filed, order admitting .sharp and her daughter. They are will entered. (having very good attendance and BtUChester G. Beach, deed. TesmuSK;. come out and hear tlmony of freeholders filed, license themA COMPLETE SHOWING (M GO uii tnnied ----------------- - - to sell issued, «th oath before sale, renort report 1 SEE THEM! $ 1 .UO THESE WILL GO IN A HURRY! of sale filed. and that, after all. is a real test of SLIPPERS ARE THE GIFTS THAT ARE LONG REMEMBERED! efestmasBUJE EVENT ijoifve been waiting for! More than one person on your Gift List is going to be wanting a comfortable pair of House Slippers—and in our Special Offering you’ll find just the style for each of them at Big Savings. Be sure to see our Big Showing I * MEN’S FELT EVER­ WOMEN’S FELT HILO ETTS SLIPPERS WOMEN’S FELT JULIETS BABY’S FUR TRIMMED BOOTEES Wa Ch $1.29 $127 BOYS’ SLIPPERS 39c A BIG VALUE FOR CHILDREN’S FELT MEN! SLIPPERS pAd­ 79c 84c WOMEN’S RIBBON TRIMMED FELTS MEN’S LEATHER EVERETTS BOYS’ 12-Inch HICUTS MEN’S FELT SLIPPERS F S B O 49c 79c $2.39 P $1.98 WOMEN’S KID D’ORSAYS MEN’S OPERA ‘ SLIPPERS DRESS SPATS MEN’S FELT HILO 97c B 98c 98c Develop* College President* The discovery haa been tnad^ of a lost race of Eskimo hunters on the barren coast of East Greenland Wind at 200 M. P. H. Porto Rico’s hurricane of 1028 established ■ velocity of wind rec ord of almost 300 miles per boor. Boston university claims the world record for turning out potential col­ lege' presidents. No fewer than flfty-flve of Its graduates, a survey reveals, are active college presl dents. . Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store Barry County’s Busiest Shoe Store New York city Is said to have some 600 Chinese restaurants. • Hasting*, Michigan B B �•i rho lira tn ■ with the w Social Events and Personal Mention th* broad Rictod SiSK'SLn.r rva1 HOSPITAL GUILD ENTERTAINS LITTLE OIRLS GUILD NO. 19. IMlUy Haney; treasurer, Mra BsaThe Christmas party of the Bur-1 trice DsOou; floWtr chairman, Mrs. T gery hospital Guild No. i.»n 19 bald uorere at Grace WUL Milla. iub Bash retiring D> harena —---- -_ .■■" "’“•I □■«>■«. num, officer ooacy BAplda. la to b* th* aprekar and Cover* Laid for Sixty.FiV* ,lha horn* ot Kre Ida MeCoy on |«u ,lvan a rauatof handclap and - -----------------------------------^>m^y atrereoca Dwember d. canmrad*n h,, TOtn^u* honor guest at a--joint meeting ot the at Enjoyable Christmas wiu tong be remembered by its mam1 •• »■ Man’s Union <4 Fountain 8* Baptist bers and the guesto who attended. n tbe OuUd- Thare are M Mttre Party chur,b and the Minute Men of . Monday . Eve ,. hey call IL Th id exquisite flowed go round fruld la tar turning yell en this plant thd e, hog apple andl fruit, often eaten! era. Is Oiled with! somewhat sickly Mr and Mr*. Btariine Rogers were, MX and Mn C. W. Wespinter „ _____ __ ______ ________ _____ _______ ___________ unday to see £ra?i tpucop*) enuren in urana , covers were laid for aixty-nve at chrtoUna^tSta ’?reaIhs^oJ1 J^flfteerTtadtoi on the'C.JtiMUre in Battle Oretk Thursday evening were in Saginaw on Sunday to see Wropsl church In Grand , Covers were laid for aixly-llve at ' attending the street opening pro- his sister and husband Mr. and Mrs Raoids RaP*d> Frtaav Friday evenina evening, lhe the mMilne meeting IK. the nhH.,Christmas party oft th. lhe RmlnbBusinea* , "‘V1 ,waiting itot “ L Z .. — -tv n Bupt. and Mrs. D. A. VanBusklrk gram Ram Rone, who are both in the hasbe at the Grace parish house. His Women's hospital guild on Monday ln OuUd‘ who do everything in we in Ann Arbor on Saturday. -------------------------subject wlU be "Impressions of evening at the partoh iroure. This 1« ‘ P^er to make the organtaaMr. and... MX* W. T. Grigsby .leave P,tal following an auto accident. Ian Ironside was home from Al- ' today. Wednesday far KlXntae? 8un«tay «uesta of Mr. and Mrs. | Vugo-Stavta^ the third year that the member. lkxl wUUndln< ooe, their main ___ >k._ ____ Hntta Mr Mr« — . __ ______ I Miss Jannet Michael spent the >*Chas. Potto were Mr. and M"- ' a>r-nilnr-n -------I11**® •ntertained Utile girl* at Vance Barber and Ed. Barber of Ver-(SECURES POSITION ohristmasUde, Uie older one* having ! Iwcek end with friends in Farmi ng called on Manila Marring! a montrille and Mrandand montrille Mr.Mra andClMr*. ClarAS MUSIC UIIII.UIUII DIRECTOR --“ beltCT lUne lh* chi,dren' u an.* ' w "IVVIV ..rel. I Robert Burch spent Bunday in X ao°’ D^enta ot na/Lj Grrfhd Danld. Rapids. bers an the first Thursday afternoon Messrs. and Mesdames Chas. Dorothy Mead of Newaygo Merer* ■ Grand Rapids with tda brother, who Fed'** were in Kalamazoo on Sal- Potto. Kim SWer. F. JV. Blebbin*. A. of each period. There la a ChriitIs Ul. ium I. World no and one-quanl urn In the world.I I I States and most is come from tbel Czechoslovakia t producer and I have come froml 5d England. I •d la Ohio 1 > had about 40® land within the • of DelawareJ Mr. and Mrs Leon Tolhurst of Marshall visited Hastings friends on Miss Mabel Hal) of Lowell was the guest of Mias Katherine Humphrey on Burtday. , Edmonds Bunday. sons Raymond and Robert were Ui Dotroit part of last week. «[Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Green of Woodland called on Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Edmonds Bunday. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ don Clement of Belding. Mr. and Mra Dan Btedge are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gordon CleIment of Belding this week. I Ml&s Pauline Tolhurst of Marshall was thc guest of Mlu Jocelyn iron­ side from Friday till Bunday. I ' Mr. and Mrs. John Goodyear are expected home this week after spending some time in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Paul of Woodland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paul over the week and. Mr. and Mrs William Ducfcer. Sr., are leaving Bunday for Ban Marino, Cal., where they will spend the wtn- wing I H. G Carve th. O. c. W. Wtsplriter “ and 0. I.ma rvth. w . W^MK****** »*** C. Mr. and Mr*. R C Edmonds re- w. clarke were dinner guesto of Mx ed Christmas tree centered lhe room turned last week from a week's risll and Mr*. Clarence DePianta of ^ Friends of Mtes Margery Rey­ and the gifts piled beneath the with Mr. and Mr*. Edwin Pate of Grana Rapids on Friday evening. to learn ~ that tree caused much speculatkxi. The . . „ . , . . Detroit. Mr. outgoing chairman. Mrs Nellie . chrt.tonher and family havs KO *»r. and ana Mrs. san.C. c. A. a. Smith, amim. tn in oomcom- ।nolds will be interested -------------------------— children were mtedli>y Uremrel.e. mui gin for neraeiL Tne guts ,• bcwere *“’ The m^h'J’rernTof oBtoB^blTajMtated to ,pend ““ wSK Earl Wareham of Detroit wUl pany with lhe Rev and Mrs P H “e.™ “J, “"I7“'lnt*e" spend the week end here with Mrs..Born °Latld Publication .Unreliable^ decor.with . |I “ taorn of a. Shultz.attended onuus. aucnaea a * farewell rareweu “5 JI numbered end e«h lidy held . party given in Battle Creek honoring the Blate Refcrmatoiy and Prison 8.nre CUM red cm.dk. * Wareham and daughter and other ‘ - ■------ ---end « WuT mu'e ’rtU‘ wl,la* '“ The ,ueel ot hnn'or eC Urli chrulme, ! St!’ the Rev. and Mr*. John Hom. rfho celebration was thc hospital guilds* i J1 TtalUn« Mr’ Mri- *“'■ IjmDecJII for lhe east African |X^hi?'nr..U°"^±h,hJ £!! Banta Claus. Attractive winter bou- jWenUfy her «llt Mr. and Mr* Harry Barnum of iponalble one. Is also one that fur- quete -----of pine Michigan - — holly' officers Guild werere..general chairman. “T — Maln _ r-.and —-----------------*>u,New■— ...—foe .re the ..... reu-w cnairmau,Mrs.sax*.Duane uiuuk -----------Lansing are guests of Hastings re!*- 1 nUhea interesting problems and con- decorated the tables where the:elfcted as follows: Chairman. Mrs. Bsuer. who gave a short talk to the | Catherine McAdams of Lansing live* and will remain until after . Misses EHzsbeth Henry. Chrystal members were seated. Uniisc Ducker; vice-chairman. Mrs. lacUeg Among other things she.zpent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomaep. Winnie Roush. Lucy and Christmas. The *omen range in age from Hf- Following ’he dinner. Mbs Eliza- Emma Reickord; secretary, Mra asked them to keep on with the good | Wm. Van Sickle, secretary, Lucille Bassett, EHen Phil brook, VerMr. and Mra. R M Lambic were lan Linington. Betty Leary and Bel­ teen to thirty and the cottage ays- beth Finch read a Christmas story.1 in Maple Rapids on Thursday to at- .va Riley were In Grand Rapids on tern is uMd for al) but a few. some of the children told stories and 1 tend tha funeral of a cousin. Mr*. Sunday as guests ot the Rev. and Mita Reynolds, who graduated chrtstmas carols were sung As Mr* ' William Riker. from .boUi the literary and music White read " Twas lhe Night Before Max Leach spent Sunday with Ed­ Day Jordan ot Flushing. New York schools at Ann Arbor, later supple- Christmas." aleiqhbelU were heard mund and John Howard of Manton. is expected Bunday for a visit with monted the work at Columbia Col- and Banta Claus appeared with basSanford Crook spent Bunday with Hastings relatives. Mr. Jordan has lege. New York City, where she re- gets of popcorn balls and candy friends In Manton. been transferred to Toledo. Ohio, celved her Masters’ degree. 8he has canes for the children, then the gifts Fred Jones, assistant principal at which is a fine promotion for him. taught in the Industrial school at were distributed by Banta to tho the Hastings High school, attended a After Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Jor­ Lansmg the Duhith public schools, wide-eyed little girls, all of whom and State Teichers* College at In- had a happy time. meeting of High school principals in dan will go to Toledo to reside. ----------------- «-•-«.----------------Lansing Thursday and Friday. Mr Mr. ana and Mrs. Mrs. i-ranz Prank urn. Dill. Mr. Mr. ana and dlana. Pa., and brings excellent; npertenre to bre pre.- Qjpy F()R BQy Ay Mrs. George Potter of Mulliken. Mrs- Victor Ait and daughter Mr. Give a Man a Gift He Can Use Miss Edith Potter of Lansing and Mm Jack Austin and children The Inmates contribute the cony OTTER LAKE BILLET Allan PMtre M D«Uoli were Bun- Orel Buu-U ot LanMns. Ml. .ml .a* a for re monthly iiiv.ib.t.ji publication, imuuujiun, over wer —— <1., rren.ot Dr. Mid Mn. D. D. Mr. Mnurlre bteeDrereM ol swlwJtrei .nd mt. rrew. lD. .nd Mr. Wilbur -rollre which MUe Remold, hu .upervu- American Legion Auxiliary . . w^.„..„ and daughter of Hastings were•aMI. Sun^located on Long isIs­ . The Rev. and Mrs. L L. Dew y. d visitors at Mr. and Mrs. William The prison u^locatcd Also Sends Barrel of land. Mr. and Mrs. Giddings and George ..ij-n-M.____________ Canned Fruit Dewey of Grand Rapids were in the * Bnd MU1 j E*ch year the American Legion th7 Bnd atle,Uled Maude Ironside leave Bunday for SIXTEEN GUESTS AT ROAST BEAR DINNER. Auxiliary receives a tetter from a the play. Lighlnln , CaUfonjl< fonner will visit a *• “ —** child al the Otterhome Lake in Billet, nudtAl their beautiful country Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barnum and 8j*ter in Loe Angeles and then go to Ray Branch left Saturday for New Mr. and Mrs. Roy Era.ay ing a suggestion for Christmas gifts. Mr. and Mr* Elmer Rising*were in vlill .^Snaw her daughter, Mrs. Eric *M^ Kar­ I Rutland. Orleans, La., to attend a national Shepherd on Friday attending the ’Se^ColJSnrof taSed^lktK’gw’ta .^‘^u'ntlful Illis year tlw letter was from a meeting of thp Board of Directors of mim : i,5iecn.'u”u I1 «‘.l»unUful twelve year old boy who asked for a the Allied States Association of Mo­ celebration of the golden wedding .1MIZ, nal for .h- wint-, S'.uTmt .r£ Xre ! ™ * mrSmm K to,Sd football and a watch. The individ­ tion Picture Exhibitors of which he ol Mr. .nd Mr. mnk Br.Uln, lormer re.ld.nu or Hubffll., lJmt, D1.8„ 5. S, br ual gifts are sent to lhe Billet and U vice-president. placed on lhe tree for lhe children. several weeks. ;htg wl(e oladys The following At their meeting last Thursday night Mr- and Mrs. Richard Groce. Mrs. guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. the local Unit members voted to ac­ W. R- Cook. Richard Cook. Dr. and Fred Gold of Grandville. Mr. and cede to the lad's wishes, so he will Mrs. D. D. Walton.'Dr. and Mrs ;be happy on Clutetmaa — Day. Mrs L. C- Robinsen and daughter*. । ------—-----------------------Geo Lockwood. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dorothy and Kathryn, of Wyotn- | T11* Unit also voted to send $5.00 Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cordes. ing Park. James Scripps, Harold 10 lhe Veterans' hospital at Camp Mrs. Frederick Palmer. Mrs. G. E. Sharp and Maurice Erway of Grand Custer to help defray thc expenses Goodyear. Mr. and Mrs. L E. Bar­ Rapids. Dick Rose, wife and son. fox a Christmas ecelbration for these nett and guests. Mr. and Mrs. S. F Sarah Erway and Esther Erway of *fTUcted men. Nichols of Detroit, and Miss Mar­ Hastings. Mrs Della Rcpffigle of This week a barrel of canned fruit gret and John Barnett were in Kal­ Hemet, Cal., antj Mrs. Clara Robin- will also *be lhe ---------Otter -----«hipped -—*■* •*to •*" amazoo on Saturday night attending; son ot Wayland. Lake Billet as a part of their quota Cor. State and Jefferson. Hastings, Mich. a play. "The Pirates of Penzance." All had a very enjoyable day and for the year. given at lhe Civic auditorium. hope they may aU meet again an­ A party for the Junior Auxiliary other year. is to be held at Mrs. Adclbert CortDUNLAP—SMITH. right's on Saturday. Dec. 15. at three Thc marriage on Thansgiving SURPRISE SHOWER P. M.. the committee in charge bring JOHNSTON'S — GILBERTS — SCHRA FTS eve, Nov. 28. ot William Dunlap of *•Zela ----------Cartright. Mra ------Mary FOR MI8S HUNTER. Mrs ---------------All Fresh Stock — Fancy Wrapped Eaton Rapids, son of Mr. and Mrs. Misses Esther Doty. Lois Carter Matthews and Mrs. Lydia Rogers AH Ernest Dunlap to and rrv.tu Helen mtrsuM Merson riDTrniliai entertained *WUl about children D. of iA,rvuiiarir.i Legionnaires this yea? -------- ------, ■ _ of..<•Middleville, --- J------ ( Miss Dorothy Smith, daughter ot thirty guests on Tuesday evening at on invited. There will be games and Mr. and Mrs. Butler Smith of Has-! (Re home of Mrs. PauUne McOmber refreshments. Ungs, came as a surprise lo the ,honoring Miss Frances Hunter, mu[------ ”------- *•* WRAPPING PAPER Special Wrapped many friend* of the young people, aupervtoor of lhe city schools, at RECEPTION FOR MR. AND RIBBONS The wm ^r,<?™cndn|t’y ‘J* * WPrise aUmeUaneous shower. On * MRS. WILLIAM DUNLAP. Walgreen System Drug Store Christmas Box Candy 60c to $3.00 Card», Seal*, Tags 50c to $2.30 ion Orders Taken Now for ARCTIC ICE CREAM for Christmas. Special designs and bricks for Christmas. Ladies* and Men's Fancy Compacts TOILET SETS $1.00 to $3.50 50c to $3.00 Ideal Gifts for Ladies or Men Sugar Saturday, Dec. 16 IO Fia« Gr«nul*t.d Lbs. MaMkriU. or Fr..port Oxydol 3 Quick Oats Peanut Brittle Cheese Lb. Ragular Bose* 3 Miaula Lge. Box 2>sLb. Mild Micbigao Quality 49c 51c 35c aoc asc 19c COFFEE White Houx V.—i, l*,ek BllSS u. Lb. Town Talk Blond 3 “»• Taadar Om«k Cute Lb. T.nd.r Maaly Rib. Bacon Me «7c 59c •* MEAT SPECIALS Beef Roast Beef Ribs Beef Steak Lb 11c 7ic u.ixjc Savory SUcad M Lb. Package grooms brother. Carl Dunlap, was with games of various kinds and I William Dunlap. Mrs. Dunlap forrrlh^ir dtaim^dS W*1SJ Hunter recelved many ,ovel>'i merly Dorothy Smith. °" Baturday- rxc M,« Hun-! tender feUcilaUonx, among ahom position- Congratulations and best ter Wn] become the bride of Thou- were Mr and Mrs. Ernest Dunlap, wishes are extended. I dore Carlson of Rockford, at a father and mother of thc groom, and BANNER CLASS. [church wedding. • [brother, Karl of Middleville, carl Mrs. Roy Chandler was hostess to! t-VTFRTAi>riw« Minrn f 'nl“r J*2cl<,Jev,?**,.!!?''J.an5 ‘Mrt‘ U» Buuwr dres of Uto MelhoduliL'TlKTAINiNa MIDDLE।Rreymora* « WlxMlUMl Sunday School .1 Uwlr ChrKtmre _, M", Kolu or L« An«<ta. nrertv revminry )w.. Thc Epworth League of the MeLii- California. rng \ good attendance.8' The pot °?Ul EP^P*1 church met in lhe MXs clayton Hlhckley read an luck supper was followed by the Shur,ch. Sunday evening Dec.'original and very appropriate toast biudneas mretln“and a progrLn of at fcvoltonal leader u> the bride and groom which caused -eadlncs bv Mrs Mary Van Dui-lWlnn e RoUih' Ied us 1,1 •on8 and a great deal of merriment, and musteren and presentation of toys 'for 'K*?e[.Bnd “ 5,1011 KriPlurc reading islc was* rendered by Mr. and Mrs. ^Ch^tn^ baskets [Dorothy Ballance gave a piano solo. |Gerald Smith and Mr. and Mr*. Mr*. Waller Wallace lx to be the Thc dtecuMlon leader was Stuart | Melvin* Smith, during which many Juicre'n hotreu and tho mtmlrere' “J™1* । b'*"",ul »"* 0“'"'d •a’ .re to rew tor Bremen hreplto. E„ „„t sund.y™ ento,. Vlnrtol. “"^dy rerre.hmdnre .Tre rerved PARKER PENS and PENCILS BUttClT Things to wear—practical, use­ ful gifts that he would like to have in his wardrobe but prob­ ably wouldn't buy himaelf—and that's how to please a man at Christmas. Our selection of hab­ erdashery and apparel for men's gifts has never been so complete at such attractive pricea. liuntcr lhe 0,1 Saturday evening of last week 1 *BrtenHtere^i^. hr^ste •vtc°rn^f hon)C' whcrc »“* guests B very delightful reception was given iTd t‘h; a^d..h"„_______ _______________________ and Buuer Sm.th of 8. ■ V«i7. Smith.rrf 2^' thr. MT. anahonoring Mrt. BUUCT 8. ,JLI Thc evenln« *'« pleasantly spent '[ Hastings. Mr. Smith and Ot Mrs ™ “8 who WM marnca married on Thanksgiving -zre-re Iwno iTisniuigiving black fur. and the bridesmaid wore, out of town guests eueata were Mrs eve. eve ni.ntan, win HuntcJof Rockford “nd M3" Vivian About eighty guests were present inM^*tend hr Re>'’oflb’ of Haven '«> greet Ute bride and groom and New Styles Friday, Dec. 14 Star Gifts in Men’s Wear Chrutmu Cigars 15c tlllMMAM’/ "TA« BIG Llttlt Start" We Deliver Telephone 2491 Waters to devotional leader, and among which was a huge bridal Cowles will have charge of -cake. s OSTROTH—PARKER. IFrances —----------------------------------------------------. “T*r ।, Mrs. Dunlap has been employed by The marriage of Miss Marjorie *u_ thc .<*_ discussion on "Jesus the — Bringer Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. JOI Good The Middleville Middleville!, uooa Will." wui.” The . the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. ofEpworth League will Visit next Bun- [ flCe where after returning from their solemnised on Tuesday, November day and we would like all young honeymoon she will continue to work people of Hastings who wish to. to mi thc nrst of March, then going 13. at Angola. Indiana. to Eaton Rapids to live where her Mr. and Mrs. Ostroth arc resid­ come also. ing with her parents for lhe present. , husband is employed. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. I She will be greatly missed by a Their many friends extend best Mrs. Wilson Guide t (Marjory large circle of friends all of whom wishes. Gowen entertained fourteen guesto । extend sincere best wishes on Thursday evening complimentary LEAVING FOR CA1.IFORNI.L Miss Maude Ironside, who is leav­ to Mrs. Morris Ostroth (Marjorie MARTIN CORNERS. ing Bunday for a several weeks' stay Parker), a recent bride. Games were Mr. and Mrs, James Tyler of with her brother and sister-in-law, played and refreshments served, and Woodland were Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. James Ironside, at San , Mrs. Ostroth was presented with a Alfred Fisher's. Diego, calif., was honor guest at a shower of miscellaneous articles. Remember the services next Sun­ On Friday evening. Miss Erma day. Sunday School It 10:30 o'clock, (very pleasant and informal dinner given by Mr». Wm. R. Cook. Tues­ Gregg will entertain with a miscel­ followed by preaching. A cordial day evening, covers being laid for laneous shower at thc Parker home, invitation is extended to all. honoring Mrs. Ostroth. The L. A. 8. will be entertained . by Club No. 4 at the home of Mrs ULTRA CLUB. TEACHER TRAINING. Messrs, and Mesdames Archie Velma De mon d Wednesday. Dec. 19. I A county Sunday School teachers' for dinner This is the Christmas Reickord Ermont -Newton and 'training class will be held al Ute party, and each one please bring a Methodist church. Hastings, Jan­ Charles Leonard entertained the 110c gift, as there will be an ex­ uary 7 to 12 with Miss Ione Cation 'members of the Ultra club very de- change of gifts. A cordial Invitation ot Lansing as Instructor. Watch tor llg^ttully on Monday evening at tlie * [following notices.—Mrs. A. W. Wood- Masonic hall. Il being their Christ­ to extended to all. Our community was shocked mas party. A turkey dinner was Iburne. served to thirty-one and the eve­ Thursday to hear of the sudden MUJMC CLUBS* PARTY. ning was spent with cards and danc­ death of Mrs. Lena Castelein of Quimby. Mrs. Castelein was a fine | On Wednesday evening. Mrs. ing. Gitte were exchanged also. type of Christian woman and will Harry Wood was hostess lo thc be sadly missed by the church, and UNDERGOES OPERATION. 'Sherwood Club and ths American Ed. Whitright of Rutland town ­ community in which she lived, as Music club at a delightful party. Games were played and dainty re­ ship. who underwent an operation well as a large, circle of friends in freshmenu served. Everyone had a at the University hoepital. Ann Ar­ other communities. bor, on Rriday, Is doing as well aa Lloyd Cogswell of Lansing. George • hippy time. possible. AU hope for hi* complete and Carrie Cogswell of Lakeview recovery. and Bobbie and Lyle Varney were JOLLY BIGHT CLUB. Bunday evening caller* of Mr. and MTs. Art Wheating entertained Mr* O. Fisher. 'the Jolly Eight club at her home THE EAST GUN LAKE EXTENSION GROUP. Mrs, Carrie Fisher has been 111 Thursday afternoon. Bridge was The EAst Gun Lake Extension the paR week with Uie mumps. played. Mrs Verne widrU re­ group were -entertained by XJrs. Mr. and Mp. Clark Oversmith ceived high and Mrs Frank Pender John Carter. Deceniter 9.* moved thc past ueek on the W»Uausecond. Refreshments were served. The ladles and their husbands l place which they recently pur­ were served a delicious chicken din­ chased. • ANCHOR CLASS. the hostess at -6--------30 o’clock. SUSIIMIIV Ml*. aaouu- ner ---- . by T— -— — ---TTonight Mrs. OUT Guy v. C XkCUCS KeUer'sfunday data, called the "Anchor" class 8an,< arrived shortly after and from Now Is the time lhe householder is holding a Christmas party in one “ bright and shining Christmas tree hesitates and wonders whether ft is of the social rooms of the Methodist 6,4011 P®r»on received a lovely gift, tetter to burn the last lump ot coal, ohurel, A.,ei,er.l pud Un. k an- Cards —" furnished the ........... entertainment — -- -------- or save tl for a souvenir. .during the evening. Head prize was Ucipated. ' ___________ “ received by Howard Lewis, lhe oonTube passengers In Landon are MlbTLElOE DANCE. 'rotation by Ca>vbi Streeter. 'Hw ‘aid to te growing more considerate At Cheer Up club party Monday next meeting will be in January Very few of them nowadays stand on both of your feet at once. evening, December 17.—Adv. with Mrs. Ida Streeter. White Collar-Attached Shirts, up from . . 95c Attractive design* in Pajamas, up from . , $p50 Plain and Fancy Silk or Lisle Hose, up from . . 25c Silk and Wool Mufflers, up from ..... $J.OO Rich, colorful, rv ,61 heavy silk Tie* / 3C and $ L We suggest an inspection of our Combination Gift Boxes, including Matched Shirts and Tie*, Handker­ chief* and Tie*, Belt* and Gartera and Shirts and Short*. LUGGAGE GLADSTONE BAGS and Travel­ ing Bags for Men . $1.95 to $15 OVERNIGHT CASES and Suit Cases for Women, $1.95 to $12.50 ALL WOOL JACKETS for Men . $3.95 to $4.95 Jackets for Boys$3.45 MEN'S SUITS .... $16.50 to $30 MEN'S OVERCOATS, $12.50 to $30 BOYS’ SUITS . $10 to $15 MAYBE HE’D LIKE Somthing From Our Stock oh Fine Fur Felt Hat* $2.50 or $3.50 Matched genuine leather Bill Fold* and Key Cate* ....*.. $1.50 DRESS SHOES .... $3.95 to $7 AO Lounging Robes and Bath Robes . $3.95 to $8.50 CAPS Suipenders Baird Phone 2396 $1.00 �TUI HASTINGS BANNKB, WEDNESDAY, DBCKMBKB IS, 1»4 { WRECKING I WANTS 4 1927 Chevrolet Coach ► 4 GOOD BODY > 4 STAR FOUR > BODY GLASS INSTALLED > 4 BUYING > 4 OLD BATTERIES AND ► 4 RADIATORS ► ENT THE CHURCHES A WORD, NO ADVERWE8LETAX MBTHODIBT CHUBCH MEETING i FOR SAI FRIDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1934. Boslnesi Meeting called for One J. OSGOOD. Secy. WANTED! Fare Hides GEO. M. NEWTON W*Uh. Clack. FOR SALE—4-i- Lun.llr. r..,n >lalk< l», Jmirx acI lrti.b-1. Corti < •.». T-lnu. toe bonu# Spcrtxcl# E» tooth of Star «ch..ul liaHt.u- on M 37. lop/oKrristJ s-a oc.i* To PROTECT You Conitantly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly W» In,ar« flora,,, notnehold flood. Print# Oz:#(#4 at LOW RATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. 401 KaUiauos Natl. Bank Bids. A Hon»# C«Bpuiy Or*>nXt#d 1874. J. L. MAUB. Local B«pr«4#nUUr#. H#,Uu<,. Mich. 5V4NTEI, TO TRADE—IS H »' <•— linr Mvrir.w in rt-n-l w.vrlit# a-<>n<lill->n ! for windmill .trthnr Htrhardann. Prrr [ |w-»rt nr »is mile* north «f ll#«tin<« IFOR SALE— For e-e. .Men wrrk« oM Arthur 1. Moor-. Tr—i».rt Mreh 13 12 FOR SAI.E- A toainr row o a rri-n#b|r prim Frr.1 A.bb» Rmit# 2. iMllon Mlrh ‘ 12 12 FOR IJAI.E—14 -«#. nn.i ■ r»tn >l>o tiMOF wairk tn»rr. 1. D Wui-dman. Clorrr.1.tr. Mlrli 12 12 GRANGE PROGRAMS MAPLE LEAF ORANGE H»|.|r Lrjf Gr.no will tnrrt .1 rhrlr ri»miu for thHr nr.t ocular nirrUnr. Drr 1.-, 1'r.i«#m .. L.ltow. ’ Ojirnnik wont. .»lrrt-tl la, Johli S'airlon Roll rail TV mutt ainuulr.r lorokut in Ml life. Each -itiin drri.tr flvr ntlnutn. to thr Dead Stock Removed! >3“"“ St । LITTLE FLUID MILK , 777737 7.’":;,7772 ?.‘.v STEADY WORK, GOOD PAY RELIABLE mam man watrran WANTED «call -n " to E*,‘ <-i~. I Na arraarl-.re. ar ranilal naraaa. «otic* “'aSKK*’" ”>**■ i. Parent. Who Skimp on Vhl. I E'k'.'.L" > Mnntr—-—.1 -.a- .. i Food Are Taking Chances With Health of Children l&ru ' One reason why Michigan dairy ' jjf, MeNESS CO, DepC. . CARDS of THANKS KALAMAZOO RENDERING PLANT If You Want th. CASH for Your Old Car Call Ph. 2603 SCHWARTZ WRECKING COMPANY 221 So. Jefferson St. *■-* Christmas flowers k line McIntyre. w«s bom In many .duU> «vxdd be much heullh. county, near Thoniapple lake. April !lcr *' .dran!t. *7c11 <!“1 20, im.«na departed Ihls lUe Dec.. Spending lhe milk dollar tor other <. 1»(. al Quimby al the age ol M1 w tarlertng lhe chUdren'a I ____ _ ..... ... .... . hpalth for thinqz <vf tnnrh tilings of much less valrtr value. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL (years. She spent her girlhood near health CHURCH. Thornapple and in Nov. 1899 was (united In marriage to Henry Castcr. leln. who preceded her in death April hrarinc oti hi, final • 5. 1832. After live death of her elder dory of civilization In eastern “] brother, William, she took ovec lhe , care of her niece, Bemlcc, and her with a legendary ruler. Fuhsl, who I m nephew. Harold. She took care ot * them until their death, she was a of society In the time when the |>eo- “*ry. •' member of the Quimby Methodist pie lived by hunting and fishing. 1 L'rb'J" h church and was always an active “[Olid faithful member Lena leaves Later emperors appear as Ideal '‘on. (to mourn her loss an aged mother, (Caroline Caroline McIntyre, McIntyre, one one brother. brother. ArAr- «r“ of agriculture and the simpler "MM clue McIntyre, a number of nieces i processes of manufacture and gave (iiaatli "• Iland and nephews and other relatives be- them precepts of conduct and gov- *nd I sides a host of friends. Mrs. Caste­ ernment. The Chou dynasty ruled j a tn , leln was an outstanding character from 1122 B. a to 2."i0 IL C„ and Ml1jin the community as she was always wn, followed by the Chin dynasty. , ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. thinking of others and their needs. .__ ...... ...... Evenins she will be sadly missed In the1 from which China takes Us name. ' neighborhood as she tried to be a । The Inventive faculty of the Chinese la we well known: triend k> everyone. I “ “ “ nown: they were the first nth .far of Dream ---------------- m tp tp use use guripowi gunpowder, paper, silk, mor­ Bu.s.nt. .r T..I. I ’ for printing, porcelain, the magnetic needle, etc.—Detroit A butterfly's leg Is 1,0(10 times as HABTIKOB PARISH. DIST EPISCOPAL CHUBCH. effective aa a man's tongue as an organ of taste. That Is the conclu- ! ; Bion reached following ex|M>riments I The harpsichord, once a favofed I with more than 200 butterflies, rep- I musical Instrument, went Into lhe with the Invention of the t.'niveraity of Mlnneeotn. In making ( discard WI1 i, but during Its period of I the te«ts. lhe legs of the Insects] waler, then in solu * «•“*"“ use It .................................. ' was n decidedly Int sugar of milk .ml «*olou' '"■‘™nlenL It ... played .. . .. . ' from a keyboard, but the die real InIn­ Uie but- j genuity was In the method of sound ­ terfly was able to detect any sweet­ ening In the waler. Its proboscis ing the strings which provided the An upright stick of wood. became uncoiled and extended, i music. Gradually reducing the augur In the |I termed a Jack, was equipped with a HABTIXO8 CITY MISSION. solution, the smallest amount the piece of crow quill or miff leather, i which served as a pick. When the ^tiM-cts could detect was discovered. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Further teats showed that this key was pressed down on the key­ board, the Jack was forced forward M II. It H. quit amount had to bo Increased 1.GO0 । II T Mill. ofsllit.l. until Its pick struck the string and times before the human tongue | brought out the rather shrill note could detect IL—Montreal Herald. , which characterized the itarpai। chord.—Washington Star. Gasoline Mixture Gasoline requires to tie mixed with Agriculture in th# Orient a large amount of oxygen or air In rBEE METHODIST CHUBCH. Agriculture In the Orient Is to­ order to make It explode. Accord­ tally different from that of this con­ ing to an authority, from 1.4 to fl.4 tinent or Europe. The population per cent of gasoline makes an ex- s SMi Our Service (people are buying | which ntorKM# araa dul» aaus ir.-.S-?:.;1 lair or not in inc year nrao was aiso ~h , d,i.ou<. no on the ballot and received a Urge , .n ...t.nm. *' afTlrmative vote by those present <on I’a«r 304 In .aid alSr# at I I ,r«h—sund.F 'and Voting—Yes 88. No 10. We are aLTJinr 2 "“«• fkhuoL 3:0-5 sorry Lhat a much larger number 0,1 mr <>>■- .it inn naiica ib — ----- — -- --------- ■-------------- i!° — un Idid not attend the meeting and ex- : Dr. Fred C.c-Howe, Howc consumers °°nsumersooanOoun- «w. ..»« hundrrj hundi doiHm #■ prin D. C(i# *n :00 A.M..'ptms their preference in UiU mat-)I 1sei.A Washington, -luay Ot u>. w as.«s r.mtuu I ,22. i«er. in 59 cities .pent their food budget l»r«. b».<de. an atluniry «t 1 The financial statement, which U EIBBT CHURCH OF CIIBIBT. reveal* that 14 per cent of these BCIENTIBT. families bought no Whole milk. All Lram# dur. whrrrtarr. rth« ' sccla'tioti owns 54.125 of Haatings Ccr. Church uid Center . these families had an income ode, hrrrby dr»i»rr th» wh#i# smoun RunJ#y terete# #t 10:30 a. M. Sub Building and Loan Association stock. huiuDrd hiar»y”io *d“i Ruudi’y BcbLi irS-Lo a st’"vvedne, which there were accrued dlvi- quote to provide the food needed by the group. The purchase of milk was ' «-«miy rem# du» and i>#y#M# r eveninr erreiee ai 7 45. Bodine ; dends on December 1. 1933 of $494.71. ,o,1 ,,lJ .» In church buiiJinr open weduMdar T)le dividends on that stock for the avoided to permit the spending of ,n money for some other purpose. 1 L”? ^.4**0/<#kr’ "L "hf?! ! current year will be $188.58. । IREK It will be interesting to note that1I These families included many chll- ! the debt »e<urr.i by .aid mort CHURCH. u the Income from this stock for the dren who needed milk to insure past year, together with the rental proper growth and tlie protection of । i,x aututr mad, and pravidrd. Sunday Scheel, health. The deficiencies of diet hrrr'”' t‘’,n th in' of Brounds and bams, paid all the ’. which Impowd upon * child c»n i jLIS— ,2”Ul ILi expenses for the year and added to t ‘ 30 r' R- Uie company's resources the sum of not be restored later in life. Weak-1 ih» e»ir< home, tn th# city of tvetiaiol. V nesses attributable to the lack of >" ‘ ’ """ ’ X ° , < .? ,,r T' r 11:30 A M[t ' $111.70. which was lhe balance of in-,‘ vita) elements may not become evi- coVJiy’i. Veld thrr. .ni t,#".” ::M come over expenses. The stock and for years but they certainly will i He auction to th. hiaheat btdd« cash on hand bring the assets of lhe I‘1dent appear. | company to nearly $5,000. . .... complete statement o. The of MT. Mr. |[, Foreman u Ireuwrer ol (ho Burry!'" County AKrleullun.1 Society will he |duced and delivered to eUy dwelling, vl, found eUewhere. 11 u hoped U.M “ the “■»* “• " U,SW-, »•!. IP34. every put™ 01 the rule will reed 11. |J»W. Fluid mlU teol be protect. I «> •» to understand the ew.cl Bn.n- “>,'™» «»l*min.Uon by snylhln, ,ood CHURCH (Eptacopal). lelal condition ot lhe company. Few ”!1*h •“‘•‘J This . tales can make such a showing. Thl' protection costa money and the I milk can not be sold at leas than the ».ldrL*‘ Uraml' Ledsr. Michl- ! (cost of production if the farmer U c#» ,out a st as OBITUARY. । Magdalena McIntyre CaMleleln,:’ to remain in business. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. [,™., only daughter of usmre James and vura-: Caro-1 Children need Buld milk «nd C-D D# It) N1935JM • Continued from page one) GLENN F. LAUBAUGH » Shulls Co-operative Creamery. 18737118 Thia year the Poinsetta will be the dis­ tinctive Christmas Flower. W© have fine plants in stock, priced front 25c to 92.00. If you are hard pressed to find a suitable gift at the last minute, send flowers— flowers are a lovely gift at any time. For the benefit of patrons who desire Christmas decorations of distinction, we are carrying a line of Genuine English Holly, which is beautifully green and has th© red berries intact. It comes loose leaf or in sprigs. To really appreciate this exceptional product, you must see it in comparison with the ordi­ nary commercial variety. We are making a feature of Cemetery Wreaths in a variety of sizes and prices. To those who demand only the best, we have a fine stock of the beautiful new “Bet­ ter Times” Rose. It is a superb flower. We have a supply of late Mums grown by our new electrically-controlled process. The blooms are as fine as any grown during the All orders from single flowers up to elabo­ rate bouquets and memorial wreaths treated with equal courtesy and attention. Clyde Wilcox The Florist HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2530 AUCTION SALE! ut Balli# Guaranteed Trust fitting Service UNITED BRETHREN CHUBCH IN CHRIST. 11 th# patron d co oprratln tarn rrara a ’ thr f.rrwr 1 BalUmor# Church. soloed to hold th# rupture MoC.llutu Church fsuture Control'*. Nothing else like Bl We are exclulve roprw- percentage of gasoline burns without MP1U.IUU Tu burn gakollu rampleuly. ubuut Id pound, uf klr . u«M.d tor auch pound ot nu11 nr Th. tore, or pow.r ot th. explo.lon drprnd. on lb. .mount ot ™.pre«lon ot th. cl,.eg. ot ...» th.., vapor .nd n r I. I. uan.lly comprre.rel I. . IMrd or « uunrlar ot IU torn,ar voluma. u. from U pounds per square Inch to 35, 00 or 75 pounds per square Inch fit the end ot the compression stroke ot the piston. The Prescription Drag Store HAirmcs tncmcAN 666 LIQUID . TABLETS Cheek# COLDS FEVER HEADACHES HASTINGS MARKETS There Is an Indian legend that ac­ counts for the origin of the white, yellow, gray and black birches of New England, says the American Forestry association. They are be­ lieved to bare been created by the Great Spirit to symbolize the de­ velopments affecting his people In New England after the white peo­ ple came to this country. The yel­ low and white birches were created first, according to the legend. I Mining camps experience peritAls | of grow lb and decline, of excite। went and obsolescence, depending upon such economic factor* LeadI ville. Colo., Is au example of the , changes wrought by the varying j composition of Its ores. Starting out aa a gold camp. It became a | silver camp, and subsequently, with I depth, deteriorated into a lead and i copper producing district What's the heaviest substance known! Lead! No, osmium. What's the hardest! The diamond! Yea The roost ductile! Gold. What's the hottest temperature we can pro­ duce. About 5.800 degrees Centi­ grade. What's the coldest! About 272 degrees below zero Centigrade. What's lhe most,costly substance! Radium, nt more than $2,000,000 an ounce. All according to Dr. B. S. Hopkins, in National Farm Journal. Among the setters, the English, perhaps. Is the most popular. It Is a gentleman's dog, a born aristo­ crat and a fine companion. It Is at Its best‘when afield and displays flashes of uncanny Intelligence that smartest bird dog In the world. It Is seldota. tlurt you find a dog with tlje appealing, sympathetic eyes pos­ sessed by the English setter. .“fa ■Uchorn#. I0«. Rwki lie. rf.ir‘ water aura, rar The theory of relativity covers ten pages In the encyclopedia, and even then is understandable only to a per-, son versed In higher mathematics Only a dozen people are uld to be capable of onderatandlng the theory. ■ Still Then's More to Follow Milton found trouble and difficulty In getting a license to publish his •'Paradise Lost" One particular phrase. “In the noble simile of the ,uu ,u „„ „ sun In an eclipse." the authorities thoucht InokM tr^^oabIe, Eaat Indian archipelago which winds are known In lhe China Seua na typhoons. Rainfall la unevenly ' distributed throughout the year. I Mushrooms ‘ Native to some sections is at least one mushroom, the eating of which sighted vision. Perhaps the most re­ need cause no fear. It is the dis­ markable characteristic of the eyes tinctive morel, known commonly as of birds of prey Is their power of the sponge mushroom. In the course' swiftly sitering the focus of their of the early spring thousands of eyes to changing distance* Ttie morels are gathered Rome are fried eagle, for Instance, can sight sn ob- to a rich brown In butter and oth | Jecl on the ground when It la wheel I era gain positions of honor atop Ing so far over our heads as to ap- | thick. Juicy steaks. Morels give pear like little more than a speck In ( steaks an Identity which otherwise the sky. Yet. despite the great WOuld be lost The morel is easily speed with.which It may dart down distinguished by the prominently’ upon this object. Its eyes are able ridged and pitted cap. which Is hoi so to adjust themselves that ths bird continues to have a clear view | of the object sought and la able to ] stop at the precise Instant to escape Colorado was organized as a ter­ collision.—Detroit News. Birds, especially the birds of prey, ---------Almost every state contains nonreservation Indiana who have adopted the customs of civilized life. The reservations are territories set apart as homes for the Indian charges of the nation, where they are protected and taught. Those on the reeervatlona are not permitted to pass the boundaries of the reserra except on proper business or by consent of the agent in charge. As rapidly as abandon tribal relations and adopt the habits of the white race. I The government's conscience fund While Canada's banks appear to —contributed by . inonymous per operate more to the safety of the sons whose consciences make them depositoeg, they do not attempt to believe they have cheated Uncle live up to tin* American Idea that a Sam-now totals more than $600. bank la a means of financing busl «»■ neea < has to be utilized to the limit. The I latitude of Shanghai la that of a , cUmal, b„, al,„ o( th, „„ i ,h. wln. „ „la ,„a fo, ,h, „ wlj, al u,e „onJ < „d g ln .b.lirrrel tram ‘ I ,h, |cj wl„,|, „m8 dow„ , S|W„,. ,um„„ ,„d w|odt rom|nj [rom Di.^.16, N.I I..I.M said anything he's sorry for,** said Uncle Eben. “It don't necessarily show be has a good disposition. It only prorei dat he's forgetful" - the same boundaries as at present. up from partl of th0 . territories of Utah. New Mexico, j Kansas and Nebraska. The name given to this territory in the bill i ‘ as It passed the bouse was Idaho. ' [ bnt it was changed to Colorado in , the senate, ' I j I I Having decided to quit farming, I will have an auction sale on my farm, 6 miles west of Hastings on M-37, second house west of Powers’ school house, on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1934 Commencing at one o’clock, and sell the following property:—' TOOLS. HORSES. Red roan gelding, wt. 1450. ‘ Brown gelding, wt. 1350. (This team is sound and right.) COWS. Jersey, 5 years old, due in April. Jersey, 3 years old, due in July.. Jersey, 7 years old, due in Sept. Black cow, fresh 10 weeks. (All giving good flow of milk.) POULTRY. 100 White Leghorn hens. FEED. 6 tons alfalfa hay. 300 bundles corn stalks. on February 28. 150 shocksritory of corn. 200 baskets of com in crib. 150 bushels of potatoes. 1861. with Farm wagon. Dump hay rake. Set double harness. John Deere mower, No. 2, 5-ft. cut, used one season. • . . Gale plow. Two spring harrows. Five-tooth cultivator. One-horse corn drill, new. Economy Chief cream separator. Water separator, new. Spike tooth harrow. 100 feet new hay rope. Compressed air sprayer, new. 3 brooder stoves, hard coal and oiL Chick feeders and waterers. -Nearly new trailer with stock rack. Quantity used lumber. Chicken coop, 20x30. *Chicken coop, 15x20. Garage, 15x18. Other articles too numerous to men­ tion. TERMS:—CASH. settled for. Nothing removed until John W. Hoedemaker PROPRIETOR J. E. NORTON, Auctioneer. �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Dec. 12, 1934 DISAPPEARED SIX YEARS AGO—HAS RETURNED township. He vanished suddenly, leaving behind a wife and five chil­ dren He had always been a consid­ erate and exemplary citizen. He was a member of lhe Masonic Lodge of But Ed. Yoder Gives No In­ formation as to Where a good reputation. The last known of He Went Readers of the Banner will re­ member that In January 1929 there was considerable excitement in Bowne township and in the northern part of this county over the diaappearance of Ed Yoder, who had been a prominent farmer of Bowne ■ him was when he attempted to borrow some money of a neighbor Searching parties were organized. Although his footsteps were traced from thia neighor's in Bowne township td the crosstoad near hts own home, they were lost there and nobody seemed to — ---------------------------- YOUR COMFORT AND THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR —- depend upon proper preparation for winter driving. See tp it that the proper grade of oil is in your motor, antifreeze in your radiator and, that winter lubricant is in the transmission and rear axle of your car. A full charged BATTERY with clean terminals, spark plugs and igni­ tion, tuned up, brakes properly adjust­ ed and tires in good condition, will make winter driving no more difficult than in summer, and will insure you against expensive and troublesome de­ lays. We are prepared to render this serv­ ice on all makes of cars, and the cost is reasonable. Give us a trial. A Good Heater, either Hot Air or Hot Water, is a necessity you should not overlook. We install either at sur­ prisingly low prices. We have Genuine Ford BATTER­ IES that will fit any car as low as— On Exchange! G A RA GE COMPANY FORD DEALERS Phone 2121 Heslinga BATTLE CREEK THURS. ■ FRI. - SAT., DEC. 13 - 141 15 YOUR HOLIDAY TREAT Big! Spectacular! Daring! tllna Costumes . . . Glorious with Unique Thrilling with Pulse-Railing Packed with HeSdline Start LLACE FAIR. ERNIE YflIINCr 1915 REVUE 50 PEOPLE 50 CNARLfcS AlTHOFI■ TEO AL WAL0MAN 16 ERNIE YOUNG GIRLS' '( DAZZLIVG SCENES uhe khdTHE°SshE SOLD and th* HIM oVrTA ever have learned of any trace cf him thereafter. Il was thought that he might possibly have ended his life in one or the other of two small cut and neighbora and officers drag1 ged the lakes in bitter cold weather. —r— had been fbuliy dealt with. Tlie search for him was finally abandoned when an Investigation showed that his financial affairs were in somewhat chaotic condition, and the ccnduslon wan reached that he had deliberately dropped out of tight.; Last week Yoder returned to Bowne township; but he gives no I explanation of his disappearance and it is still a secret. When asked about it. all he says is that he "don't remember." SCHOOL NOTES FROM THORNAPPLE-KELLOGG The sale of Christmas seals in 'Middleville started on Monday. Dec­ 'S and will close Friday. Dec. 20. On 4-Monday the supply of seals was gone and Mr. Bell wired for 2.000 more. Up to dale $45 worth of seals have been sold. received their charter this week and members ore now studying the by­ laws of the‘organization P. P. A. means Future Farmers of America striving to earn money for emblems for their club. There are eight aims i Mumps ta taking Its toll among 'teachers os well as students. Mrs. ; McFall and Mtas Moorlag. both grade teachers are lhe immediate victims of this ailment. Mrs. McKean ta substituting for Mrs. McFall and Mbs Brogg ta substituting for Mtas Moorlag. Friday afternoon Mr. B J. Ford and Miss Kelly formerly of the Dept, of Public Instruction visited our school with the Board of Education of the Hartland consolidated school. Many people here will remember that Mr Ford assisted in organizing the T. K. school district. He ta now the Sociologist for the Crouse Foun­ dation. Camp Fire Activities Fifteen new members will be add­ ed to the local Camp Fire groups Saturday afternoon. December 19. when the local board of awards will meet at the home of Mra. A- E Johnson. The local board Is com­ posed of Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. E ACaukln and Mrs. Milo DeVries, as­ sisted by Miss Dorothy Laras of the Battle Creek office. Tlie new members are Mary Lou Burroughs, Priscilla Harrington, Marjorie Reed. Thelma Weyerman, Maxine Jarman, Dorothy Mae Schantz. Elnora Kanler. Judith Ful­ ler. Marjorie Hill. Marjorie Tasker. Mary Ellen Mulder. Eleanor Struble. Elsa Fern Pease, Geraldine Heath. I Gladys Jones. Louise Slnkler and Elaine Malcolm. In addition to these Wood Gatherers rank will be I awarded to Marcella Kennedy. , Elaine Jarman. Pauline Everson. Imogene Cooley, Jane Harrington. Jean Harrington, Dorothy Everson. Betty Kidder. Betty Lane, Verland Clark and June Leary. Doris Ever­ son and Constance Cook will be awarded the Fire-Makers rank. | Madeline Cook, who has prej vlously taken her Torek Bearers rank in social leadership, and Norma 'Jacobson, who has taken her Torch | Bearers rank in camp craft, will re­ ceive large honor beads for taking | this high rank In handcraft. The girls have a display of their work ta the window of Ironside and Mich­ ael's store Mrs Johnson, who is the leader of the local Camp Fire activi­ ties. will take her Torch Bearers rank ta social leadership. ling ram and won the second prize for three ram lambs, also third prize for ewe lambs, second for an exhibit of three ewe lambs, also on first gel of a sire and a second on his flock of Suffolk sheep. It Is fine to have a Barry county breeder raise s flock of sheep that win him such distinction at an In­ ternational Livestock exhibition. FAIR LAKE. NIGHTS, 40c MIDDLEVILLE. WMU Dec. 1. Wm. H. McKevitt part In their annual Corned beef Seaae and Mra. Noah Shaeffer were rd on his 28th year delivering and cabbage supper. A good time Friday v1*1 tom at Elmer Shaeffer'* what might from here. He has not figured U always assured with the Nash- Mrs. N. Shaeffer stayed until Bel­ ting down lodged urday evening. up his mileage covered, but you can ville brothers, so Join the throng. H. A. Bregg and family went to —^-*- — —• Hoiso Miller c? of 7* Elmdale spent guess that it U some distance. Mich., Sunday, to attend with Lois Shaeffer. A letter teller irom from James McKevitt. iwcrvcvin, Hersey. .. ----- - .--------------------A Sunday CUrc aud former.g who with hta family recently drove.. .u. /-------- . M^Thomt)11 him down. to California sms that they are' slslfr m Mra. urog Mr* Tnomp- — ---------- -------------nicely settled ta a suburb of Loa *°n had lnany ‘n H'1-' ricinl- Grand. Rapids Thursday afternoon. Anzeles and both he and Mrs. Me- ty who c^nd theU »ympalhy to Hcnry Cothe Henrv Colbe and son* sons. Nicholas not injured. ' the hnmavnrt and Junior, of Detroit spent from A truck load of fine Christmas Saturday noon qnUl Bunday noon trees were being' sold here on Mon- with the former's brother, Harry evening. Pop corn, candy day by John Vander Ko Ik. Cramer, and family. Ing last week Wednesday evening Several took advantage Saturday Sunday guests at lhe Harry Cramer 'home Mr. and Mra. of the tax collector being ut tlie “ ----------were, "* “ — J ** “ Jacob '—*“ 25 attended the pot luck supper and bank end paid their taxes. Some Poortvllet. Mr. and Mrs. Walter held, at the school Thursday. meeting, four new members were evidently have the price. Duffy, the Misses Beulah and Mary initiated. Tuesday evening will be a great Cramer. Saturday in Tanning "Ye Old Time Singing School'' will given at— the—M. E.------------church taken. An electrical display will be -----—be.-------------. BARRYVILLE. Friday evening at 8 P. M.. by sev-, given by a concern of a very interYou are cordially invited to at­ enteen members of the Gaines U. eiting nature, this display was on Smiling, happy, Patty — may B ch4rch- Old costumes, old songs, j exhibition at’lhe World's fair at tend the supper at the church Friwhere-he hat employment. tuberculosis never visit her! old Parl°i' organ and Simon' rhiravn Chicago .nd and ■■ is tu-Hv now Pnlnp going ahntlt about tn to Mr. and Mrs Wilson Willetts and Tuberculosis Christmas Seal!Clemens as the staging master will the larger towns showing some of baby. Clayton Willetts, of Detroit. Missionary dinner at Um home of money, spent on a survey of over »» the features of the program. the new things that can be done Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Willets of 500 tuberculosis deaths among Come and enjoy a fine evening of with electrical apparatus. Wc will Concord and Mra. Clara Day and Reports are that Cheater Willette Michigan young people under aong. and music. You will assist a not go into detail for lack of knowl­ family were Sunday guests of their ininy. found thirty, rounn many, mOay m**y babies naoiea worthy caAue. edge. but know that you will want parents. Mr. and Mra. J. J. Willetts, and littla children like Patty, Are you mailing all your lettm Dr. Hugh Kennedy. Disk Supt.. to see it to appreciate what is be­ and Helen. We are sorry to report robbed of father or mother—or was the speaker Sunday, both here ing done. ouuucy. who WHU has .mo been uro. In a hospital with tuberculosis Christmas seals Stanley, both—by tuberculoaia! On Monday Sylvester Van Hom ta Ohio, is not improving as his pasted on the back?—Michigan Tuand at Irving. The doctor had an Once found, their danger can be shot a fox out in Irving township. many friends would wish. jberculosta Association. explained to their guardian* and ing, his car went into a ditch and I This is the first one we have known perhaps their parent*’ fata can be he had to crawl out of the window..i being killed near hern since he got avoided. But that doesn't bring it did not prevent him from' one about a year ago. back to them the real loving care but speaking, although he was suffering |j Mr. and Mra. Ray Lyons will soon that only a mother or father could give—that Tia* gone, an unneces­ from an injury to a shoulder and one move into their recently purchased sary and cruel sacrifice to tuber­ hip. A full house greeted him and home on High street, formerly own­ ed by Mra. Smith. culosis because someone was care­ 'enjoyed a fine sermon. Mrs Smith’s remains were taken less about prevention. SOUTH BOWNE. That is the work of the dollar* lo her old home for burial near Holland. Mich. Another fine wom ­ you spendaon tuberculosis Christ­ Ralph Walton accompanied mas Seals—prevention of tragedy an gone to her reward. brothers. Floyd and Claude. Several of the Pythian Sisters Grand Rapids Thursday afternoon. firevention of children's heart-sick oneliness, prevention of long years spent a happy day at Uie home of Mr. and Mrs Will Mishler attend- 1 of wasted illness when life should Mrs. B. C. Swift on Grand Rapids ed the funeral of Earl Rogers in i be most fruitful—all by the pre­ street Friday. A fine luncheon was Freeport Wednesday afternoon. vention of tuberculosis. served and cards enjoyed for a time. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder and , Money has already been returned Tlie Pythian ladies will meet again 'family were Hastings shoppers Sat- i generously for a great number of this week to work on their quilt for urday. the ten million seals sint out by which you will be asked to buy a ( Eleanor Thaler of West Campbel) the Michigan Tuberculosis Asso­ number. The lucky one will get a spent Saturday night with Bernice ciation on Thanksgiving Day, It fine quilt very cheap and the money Walton. T has been announced. It is hoped will go to a worthy cause. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Yoder of near' that those as yet unheard from J. D. Dietrich has been very busy Clarksville were week-end guests at, will make their 1934 contribution of late. Besides his usual, custom­ Harold Yoder's. even more generous than last Mrs. Jennie Pardee and Mrs. W. year's and if your Seals have not ers he has delivered 24.000 gallons Try this exceptionally good coal. IT’S CLEAN. yet been paid for, you are urged of gas to a firm that has a large H. Pardee visited their stater. Mra. | storage capacity and took advantage Lydia Porritt. of West Bowne. Fri­ to do your part for prevention­ IT HOLDS FIRE LONGER. ITS LOW IN ASH. of the low price to stock up. thus day. today. giving our local man a lift and ITS EVERYTHING you can expect from Bet­ Mr. and Mrs. Emory Kime and leaving a considerable money ta family of Pleasant Valley spent Fri­ ter Coal. Ask for it. WOMEN’S CLUB TO circulation right here at home. day evening at Harold Yoder's. W, Bennett has been improv­ Mra. Frank Walton attended W., SPONSOR MUSICAL SHOW ingC. his Ideal theater office of late. M. A. at the home of Mrs. Allen Members of the Hastings Women's An added Improvement to our busi- Fish in Freeport Thursday. Club are sponsoring a play to be giv­ Mr. and Mra. W. H. Pardee spent en on the 14lh and 15th of March to Our store windows begin to take Friday at Clarence Benedict’s, it be­ help raise funds for uniforms for on a holiday appearance, so get ing Clarence's birthday. the Hastings High school bond. ready to take advantage of tlie sea­ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Blough son early and avoid the later rush. went to Shipshewana. Ind.. Thura- j Main street was sanded several' day for a ten visit. Jacob Jzczt ’ — days' J times last week, making it much Konklc of Hastings ta helping lhe. PHONE 2370 HASTINGS safer for travel, and at that several boys keep house while their parents j accidents— happened—on— our...... streets gone. >• I -------------areare gone. while it was so slippery. | Mr. and Mrs. Will Speicher and •Several of our Pythians will go to Mrs. Lizzie Miller of Middlebury. | Members of Troop 75 of the sec­ ond ward have tickets to sell for the benefit supper io be held at the United Brethren church In the sec­ ond ward on Wednesday evening. “Custom Furnace Coal” REGAL FORREST JOHNSON Boy Scout News which sponsors thc Troop, is serving the supper, the price being 25 cents per plate. The boys are desirous of furnishing rooms for their work and as a meeting place, making Patrol Dens. Rooms in the second ward school have been given for lhe use of Troop 75. and they hope to get $25 to put them in good shape. Your co-operation will be greatly appre­ ciated. You are invited to join our 1935 Christmas Savings Club The Barry district executive board meeting is scheduled for Thursday night. Dec. 13 at 7:30 at the Scout office at the Health Department. There Is Important business to be transacted so board members are urged to attend. Barry county Scouts are now en­ gaged in a recruiting campaign, on Monday. Mr. Shafer visited every The Christmas council fire of the school in the city and talked to boys Camp Fire girls will be held Wed­ in the fifth, sixth, seventh and nesday afternoon. December 19. at eighth grades, explaining various 4:15 o'clock, in the play room of thc phases of Scouting, the medals and I central school. At this time hon- honors awarded, and trying to en­ I or beads for rank will be awarded.. list recruits. He said he was sur­ Four girls, Enid Mohler. Doris Craig. prised at lhe small number who were Zabelle Adrounle and Agnes John­ not already Scouts. Any Scout or son. will be given national honors Cub obtaining three new members, I for keeping health charts for twelve who register and receive their Bob­ I months and Madeline Cook and Nor­ cat or Tenderfoot requirements, will ma Jacobson will receive national be awarded a bronze medal at the honors for thrift work. In addition District court of Honor in February. twelve national birthday awards will For five new members a silver medal be given and 25 of tlie Camp Fire girls will be given awards for con­ cruita a gold medal will be given. tributing to the Nation Needlework guild. Parents of the girls are cor­ Reregistrations for December are dially invited to attend the camp flrc Troop 61. Dowling; 60. Banfleld; 74. ceremonial. 75. 88 and Cub Pack 9 of Hastings. January. 78. Freeport; 29. Woodland; Seven Camp Fire guardians from 89, Good Will. Registrations should Hastings were entertained at a pic­ be at Scout headquarters here by nic supper and meeting of the Dec. 20 for the first Troops named. guardians' association at the home The area slogan is "3000 Scouts by Creek, Monday evening. Plans for January 1, 1935." a guardians' training course in the various districts were atscussed. Tlie NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. project of using the winter cabin at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown and son. Lake Kltannlwa was also considered. Mr. and Mrs. Oaser and son of Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Crown A FINE RECORD. of Wayland. Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. A. Williams, a fanner living Brown and son. Miss Lucille Brown near Middleville, won honors for his of Grand Rapids. Duane Bacon of exhibits of Suffolk sheep at the CtalCaledonia and Mr. and Mra. Ronald cago Live Stock Show. He had the Gillette of Grand Rapids were Sun- The Kinsley Ladies' Aid Society will meet with Mra Ines Ftord for pot luck dinner December 19, all bring one gift for the Christmas AFTERNOONS, 30c Left Behind PART T Morgan and daughter Lois. Mrs. Charles Kenyon and daugh­ ter of Cloverdale were Monday guests of her brother, David Benawa and wife. Mrs Maude Severance of Clew­ land, Ohio, attended the Homecom­ ing at the M. E. church and was thc guest of Mrs. Thomas Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Maoolm McIver and Mra. Hattie Carpenter attended the funeral of Mrs. W1U1U of Grand Rapids Friday. Miss Arlene Raw Is assisting Mrs. Harry Stimson with her housework. Wc are glad to report little Ralph Sehnnta on the gain. The Home Economic class will bold a Christmas party at die home of Mra. Wm. Schroder Thursday aft- Mk. and Mrs. Alien Griffin enter­ tained forty friends Saturday night at a pedro party. All report a fine tune. I Jason Willison and family spent Mra George Kraul returned home ' Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Claud from Ann Arbor Saturday afternoon. Harrington of Banfield. Thousands of dollars were paid this year to our 1934 members, who were thus placed in a position financially ta do Christmas shop­ ping or pay curent bills or taxes. In many instances the money they received was returned to the bank in a savings account to be further enlarged by additional de­ posits from time to time Below are a lew ol the plana 1 Increasing Club Plan Decreasing Club Plan 50c CLUB—Start with 50c and decrease 1c each week — in 50 weeks------------------------------ — 42^ 2c CLUB—Deposit 2c lit week, 4c 2nd week; increase 2c each $1.00 CLUB—Start with $1.00 and decrease 2c each week—in 50 weeks 2522 5c CLUB—Deposit 5c let week, 10c 2nd week; increase 5c each week—in 50 weeks4 $2.50 CLUB—Start with $2.50 and decrease 5c each week — in 1c CLUB—Deposit 1c 1st week, 2c 2nd week; increase 1c each week—in 50 weeks.----------- ' 42^ 632 632 Then there it the Level Payment Plan—always popular—from 25c to $5 per week. ' DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WASHINGTON, O. C. $5000 for'each 'depositor $5000 HASTINGS CITY BAN "The Bank With the Chime Clock CAPITAL $150,000.00 SURPLUS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER It, 1«M CENTER. Sunday. Dec. 2nd. was Un Nellie 1 DELTON. Mis* Ruth Richard* (pent from Glwna’ sixty-first birthday, so her I be glad to know she is praak of Mr. and Un. OU* Landon. Ihoping that they will have a Urge Friday until Sunday with friend* In daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. nioJy from her recent' Mrs.\ Murry Meyer* of near Lake attendance. You are requested to Olenn Kenyon, entertained in bar Battle Creek. honor with a surprise party and bring your own table senloe. Come Mtw Violet Collison of Plainwell birthday dinner. Those preasnt were: MMBBiUty I* working a! th* Law- Mra. NW1 Wlboo. last week. and ^^ta^yaur^ friends and enjoy . apent th* week end with her father IBM bcm* during Mr*. Laurence's! Mra. OUs Landen entertained sev- the Mr and Mi> Ed. Monica and two stepmother. Mr. and Mr*. Art daughters of Hastings. Mrs. Lydia Emms. | cral guest* Thursday afternoon at a *Mr. * and Mrs. Cha*. Hendershott and ' CollUon. Burdick of Hickory Corners, Will r m MMS jgjgg 4ifc (rta Nash Newh of HuUnn H»«Unp ‘Uower «»»cn Albaria given iur far nn her uirow. niece. Miss mt Or-­ attended a birthday party on Sun­ ?_ imiiuj ; ill me . .... weex wim ---------------------------------her of annmarh. — — Several Delton people attended the ------------ ---------,■ ha* been the___oast past week_ nhn withStuck, P*1" fn hnrvir ln nf honor her-rx approachday ~ at the home of Mr. and Mr*. J' ^iwiht-i teqnchlal uMunamia pneumoni* but 1* < “ “rriage to "Ughtnln1" at Haatlng* Fri- Wallbridge and two sons of Battle i* better ,n ln* marriage tp Mr. Ford En* of CUflord Hammond north of HasHa*- I at this writln* Mra guv Nash of near Worland. Many pretty and ting* given in honor of Mr* Hender- 4«y night and also (ftf play "Pol- Creek. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Otb*on i thl* community *i>eni Thuraday with iu“fuI Present* were given to the *hott‘s mother. Mr*. Hammond. Uhlng Papa" at Kellogg * school Sat- of Augustai Lewi* picker of Clover ’ Sr riater-in-l*w bride-to-be and delicious refresh- ----------------------urday night. dale. Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Whldby muMMw Mm.u wtwi wu rmmt mPnU **re »erved by the hostess. WOODLAND. Mr*. Blanche Richard* 1* saying'and two children of Mickdry OorI ZmruZ-k h,-r.i^,i*'AH ,pcnl ® ver>’ happy afternoon I Rev JoJin M Smith ot South '» ^w day* in Uie Bender home at .ner*. Mlxs Ine* Mamby of Lacy. Mr. hospital. Bnd (jfpartrt wulilng Mias Orpha a Woodland Is rerioualy ill with penu- Gull lake. Mrs Bender, of whom rand Mrs. Wil Item Smith and son . « j ■ very happy wedded life. monte. Mrs Jacob Hoover of Wood- mention wa* made last week, passed 'Billy and Beverly Given* of Delton, i Mr*- Frank Hosmer was In Grand Mr. and Mrs. Loren Freed of Tele- 4«nd is helping care tor him. away and funeral services were held ] needles* to *ay It wa* a JoUy crowd , Rapids Monday returning home dO, ohto. spent from Thursday until' Mra. Ine* Hom. are 58 mother of Sunday afternoon in Uie Henton । and a happy gathering alio a »umpTuraday. Her granddaughter, who Sunday of last week with lhe lat- Mra Perry T.rhm«n died 'Bt thg ypt. home. Rev. Belle* of Richland and tuous dinner. i apent her Thanksgiving vacaucn iter's parent*. Mr. and Mra. Frank । veralty hospital Ann Arbor Satur- Rev. L. D. Mlle* of Delton officiating. । Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Kenyon and , tare.returned to her home in Grand Aapinall ldaJ. momlng. December 8th The fu- The body was taken to Chicago for [son Arian apent last Bunday with Rapids with her. I. Miss Mercy Usborne W1 ... Arbor neral will be held Tuesday P M. at burial. of w Ann Mr. and Mrs Fred Wallbridge at - Mr*. Ralph Kenney and Mra. Wm. 'u a month* month * vuratinn vacation. t. home hnm* for . home Mr Percy: Mr* Bertha Adams entertained Battle Creek. . ; Hale were guest* Friday of the for-1 Miss Mercy Usborne. accompanied Lehman of Wamervllle. Burial will jher Sunday Scixxil class of IltUe Mr. and Mra. Chester Banghart m«r'* daughter. Mra. F.. Greenfield, by her mother and sisters and broth- be at Sunfield. She leave* lo mourn fo,1“ ber homc Tuesday evening. - w-ere invited a* guests of honor of « -* crs vlsited Mr. and Mra. Calvin Stcf- her »loss, the husband Nelson and! Dr. and Mra. Ed. Lowry have [Civic Player* at Hastings Friday . fey of Kalamaeoo Sunday. two children, one daughter. Mrs Ms- bought Uie Horton residence in Del- night. They attended lhe play । Mr. and Mr*. John Usborne and bel । Lehman, and one son, Russell. 10,1 and have begun to make im- | "Llghtnln‘" and afterwards were family attended the Corh-Show at at home ,M,„V provement* about the place. i luncheon guest* of the players. Mr. Lake Odessa high school Friday j Mrl Robert nnnlc of Louisville, ----------------- --------------------Thc Inland Lakes Garden ------Clubland Mrs. Banghart were royally enn‘ght. Ky., was brought to the home of her wl11 Mrs. Elsie Horton tertalned and fee! very grateful for *7^3 |son. Dr. R Q Flnnie. Sunday mom- Thursday afternoon of this week. the honor bestowed upon them. HENDERSHOTT. ing from Pennock hospital following Mrs. Vina Durkee and Mra. Edith BAltRYYlLLE. Mrs Delhi Holcomb returned lan operation two weeks ago She is Barnes will prepare thc program on Last West's Letter. home Sunday night from Middleville getting along nicely Shrubs. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Day and fam। where she has spent the past three • Rcv. and Mra. Fay C. Wing were Mr. and Mrs Burrell Scudder of week* at the home of Marlon Smith. Kalamaioo visitors Saturday. Hasting* spent Sunday with Mr and family wej-e Thanksgiving day guests । Clyde Hendershott and family of, A surprise birthday party was held Mr*. Ike Johnson. X. Hastings were Sundky guest* at the al « k tlje kkiv home .iv.il. of VI Mr. «1U ■ and nitu Mr*. ilk i “ R Il L. x. 1 Mr' and Mr*. Von •• Dunn went to .V, of their brother. Frank and family, home of his mother. Mrt. Frances Born Saturday evening In honor of Wisconsin Thursday to take their of south Hastings. Mr and Mrs Chas. Hutton and Hendershott. I the birthday of George Oarlick. i uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Miss Vera Door.an returned to Mr and Mrs Raymond Faui were Lund, back to their home. Mrs. Le- mother of Walled Lake and Mr. and of Detroit were Jackson last Monday after spending weck week end bumU guest* of Mr Mr. ani] and Mrs da Harrington also accompanied Mrs, Jackson a week with her mother. Mrs. Geo. Charles Paul of Hastings. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. I them and they returned Sunday Will Hyde. Mrs. Chas. Hutton re- [ Kelly. Mr. Kelly Is home from the ’ At the Tuesday evening meeting, olght. hospital and making a splendid re­ December IL of the Woodland Mr*. Katie Kahler left Monday malned and she and Mr. and Mrs. covery although still confined to, his Woman’s study Club, a play. “The evening for Scranton, Pennsylvania. Will Hyde spent from Friday till Guest at the Inn" was given by to visit her sister, Mr*. Lizzie Rlll- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. NOMA MAOZA OUTFITS 40 h , Mr. and Mrs. James Crawley with five of the Study Club members. The «’one She wlU also visit relatives in McCoy of Grand Rapids. Mr. Hutton j f i Mr. and Mr* Ed. Bldelman of Has­ usual Christmas tree activities Batavia. New York, before returning came after her Sunday and they H j ting* were Sunday guest* at Robert takes place and each member Is to | home. returned home Sunday evening. M1X E RS The Missionary meeting will be1 0 I Bryans’. Sunday evening Mr. and bring a gift for the tree. These gifts | Mr*. Anna Smelker of Middleville I Mrs. Crawley with Mr. and Mr*. or toys will then be sent to needy wUI take charge of the household held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | IN ONE I j Bryans went to Carson City to call children of the community. |dutle* in the Kahler home during L. A- Day Thursday with a pot luck f Ion Mrs. Bryans brother-in-law. Will dinner. Everyone 1* Invited. ‘ I Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pierce and Mrs. Kahler a absence. Mixer that Mr. and Mrs. Archie McDonald of children ot Grand Rapids were Sun- I -Messrs and Mesdames George Ed■> C«tt''N Waterloo I ' The friends and neighbor* of Mr. day guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest dy, Clifford Kahler. Carl Ricker. Hastings were callers of Mr and I and Mra. Ernie Matteson gavp them Shomo. I Charles Kahler and Harry Wertman Mrs. Will Hyde Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mr*. Herbie Wilcox ac­ Drink Mixer and (3) I a shower at the schoolhouse Friday The Mother-Daughter banquet (attended the community meeting at companied Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Pow­ a Fruit Juice Extrac­ £ night. They received a large num­ given by the Home Economic* club Ccdnp Creek Friday evening tor. Regular retail ber of gifts to help them start of the Woodland High school will be Friday and Saturday night*. Dc- ers to Lake Odessa Sunday evening housekeeping. Their friends In lhe held at lhe schoolhouse Monday eve- cember 14-15. Delton Community where they enjoyed ‘ Treasure Is- ' price 315.95. Made This b a brand new 1934 Model - Gregory and Star district* also have nlng. by the country's oldi players will nreaent “The Red-head- . land" at lhe theater there. ed ’ stepchild. ” a comedy-dianu/in I Geo aIid Mbs Mary Hayman were showered them with gift*. The Speed Queen with porcelain tub and Mr. and Mrs. Omo Knowles and ed Stepchild." a comedv-dianut in kindness of their many friends will children of Freeport spent Sunday three act*. When Richard Russell Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. WlU Electric Mixers. aluminum agitator. Carries atandnever be forgotten by them and her with Mr. and Mrs Welby Crockford. brings his young daughter by his I Gibson In Nashville. ■ [ family. Mr- and Mrs. Dale DeVine and Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Green called first marriage from the western obtained with other I 1 The Ladles' Aid will hold their on Mr and Mrs Will Grigsby and ranch, where she has been brought Mr- and Mtr. Nelson Brumm and I Christmas social at the home of Mr. Speed Queen models. > wonderful gift for mother . . . ’ from Mr and Mrs. Frank Edmonds of up without education or culture, to Annella of Nashville were Sunday East State St- Hastings, Mich. ; and Mrs ciuu. Van Vranken on Hastings Sunday afternoon. his fashionable Chicago home to live, i Ku«t* of Mr and Mrs. Ralph Dei________________ j the family." Friday night of next 'week. Tilts will Miss Lenore Dowden spent the society freely predicta that the ex-1 Vbic A small payment will hold a washer and mixer for periment will be a failure , and It *is Mrs. Clara Day and three girls were week end with her aunt. Mrs. W. B F^"' — ■* •• you lo be delivered at your home Christmas morning. It would would be be easier easier to to domesticate domesticate the the I Thanksgiving guest* of M1m Minnie Dowden of Lansing. :. 11 1 Ud - ■ ‘tocr ■ ” Kenneth Ketcham of Battle Creek ,» than to tame this free and and Lee Bailey in Nashville. Mr. and •pent the week end with hl* cousin. I unspoiled child of nature, who 1* tn Mrs. Dutmer and Mind* Mudge Donald Gager and family. bcr dement breaking bronchos and were guests there also. O D- anil Burr Farsett returned, Mr and Mr* Eber Waters and [completely at sea in trying to learn daughter Joan returned Monday ’tbe technique of afternoon tea. home from the North Wednesday. [from a week's visit with the latter* What with her unhappy propensity Thanksgiving day they were guests of parents. Mr and Mrs. Howard, of ,Ior antagonizing her stepmother by --Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fassett in Ba{• , HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2226 Tabor, Iowa. Iber social blunder* and for winning |llc ureck. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Bird and ItlH! heart of her stepsister’s beau. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dickerson and daughter Eleanor about Mis*- — Bernice .aaugntcr Eleanor Jean jean were were Sunday Sunday । »‘ld Be*s soon finds herself nuuui ------- Wood and Mra. Etta I. . of. — _ nV. nfCedar Z'rriarCreek fr.'pV'were Sunday c.mrlnv ■ guest* Rev. and... Mrs _ Z. Smith of “ popular... with the women of.... thcRrnSn heath of J Grand Rapids. ____ Ibousehold as a case of measles. Howof Mr and Mrs. L. A. Day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bugbee attend- (sang for lhe first lime al lhe mom- labower for Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Mesdames R. a. Finnic and Glenn being a generous and forgiving Mrs. Arthur DriUrep of Matteson al the Hendershott schoolEngland attended thc civic Players sou1' she rePa-'s evil with good and .PrairtetlUe were guest*of relatives ed church al lhe Brick Wednesday Ing services. Get some of these _________ The l. A. g was entertained al house Saturday night. | in Hastings Wednesday evening and come8 ,o thclr rescue nobly In their Sunday.evening. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fossett and Bcrnlta Gates of Shultz Li spend- I lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell I Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Faul and Mr. hour of need The play abounds in profits by feeding baby were Thanksgiving guests of Ing a tew days with her mother. Mrs. Greenfield last Wednesday. A wonderful man is the farmer. and Mrs. Karl Faul Friday evening laughable situations and lively dia­ WAYNE EGG Mr. and Mrs Orville Fitzgerald lo«ue and 'Por^M with humor The her abler and husband in Grand j Gertrude Smith. li Revival meeting* closed at the He U. can make grass grow without [I The chc! — «. choir at• the U. — B, church un- B. church Friday evening. using a garden hose on it every eve­ spent Sundav with the former’s par- casl deludes Mra Adda Pierce as Ledge. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster and ji der of* Rev? MASH, ents. Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, ofiMrs Ed,tb Russell, the haughty — the'dlrecUon th; hhCvUv..’ w ZU.’. Gamble The community gave a kitchen ning. Grand Rapids. (stepmother: Kathryn Horton a* family were Thanksgiving guests of the feed with sixteen different ingredients in it. Mr and Mrs. F C. Kilpatrick and Elizabeth Russell <Be*s> lhe daugh- Mr. and Mrs Sam Geiger of tlie Arlcne were Lansing visitor* Satur- tor from tne west; Robert Barnes as Striker district. Then watch your hens shell out the eggs. Heber Foster .accompanied Mxne day. \ Richard Russell. Bess’* lovable falh----------------- » ------ ------------er; Kenneth Horton as Dudley Ras- friends from Hastings to Lansing T1IREE CORNERS. mU bcr rollicking and slangy step- Monday evening where they will Mrs. Mind* Billingsley was taken -'brother; Murial McArthur as Flora play in a German band which to Pennock hospital Thursday where Famum. Dudley’s silly and romantic broadcasts over the radio. Mr. ■*«* and “ Mrs. Foster were she underwent a major operation toamorata; Mrs. Leda Harrington *»• Heber ncuc: rusrer from which she seems to be recoverM« Oliver Woodruff and Mrs. Grand Rapids Tuesday and while I ing nicely. Her many friends wish Irene Carpenter as Mrs. Emory ! called on Mr*. Ruth Dutmer. for her a rapid and complete recov- Scott, two snobbish society ma- . 1 CLOVERDALE. ery. ' trons; Ruth Richards as Ethel AshMr. and Mra. Clarence Sisson 4r.d 'eY and Kathryn Town as Lucile | Mr and Mrs Rom Pierce and 1 daughter Mary Joyce were week end family were stopping in Battle Christy, two critical society fiapCreek Thursday. PCTS; Mary Roush as Lucia Rur&cll; guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Engwind and family. Mrs. Claude A. Hamtriond spent Bess's stepsiver; Arnold Faulkner Miss Ma be He Humeston. Dona ( Monday afternoon with Mrs. Roy!0 George Garrison, a polished Taffee in Hastings. | young man with yearnings toward Marie Pennels and Iris - MacLeod Mlu Gladys Walters visited in ,tfv on a western ranch, and pre­ were Kalamazoo shoppers Saturday. Mrs. Lester Monica and baby, surnably -Lucia's admirer. Robert Battle Creek.over lhe week end Bruce Wendel. returned home from Mr and Mra. Edgar Fifield and Adams as Briggs, the butler Every Pennock hospital Thursday. family spent Saturday shopping in character 1* well represented by the Miss Ella Rodgers of Kalamazoo dk*’, so don't miss enjoying a good Baltic Creek. SHEEP. HORSES. wai home over Sunday. Mrs Ida PalnuUer of Hastings has evening's entertainment. December A. party in honor of Mark Gar­ I have been promised 30 head of come to spend the winter with her 14-15 Mrs. Chester Banghart direct* rison was held at the town hall Sat­ Bay gelding, 10 years old, weight the play. Come on you Hastings peo­ sister. Mrs. Miranda Sisson good young ewe*. There will be urday night. AU farmers on his 1250. Smith Sherman and Paul Bryant ple who like to have the country route and town people were Invited buyer* here for aheep. spent Friday afternoon with Claude people go lo your shows, come down Mark’s mail route is changed to Del­ There will be other horaea here not to ours and see how well we can en­ A- Hammond ton. however, he will still continue to listed. HOGS. youi. ----- —-------Mra. H. J- Robinson and family tertain his hotne home herc here.- w W D Brook* Brmk.s The Delton M F Sundav Rehonl have *“ve hl1 visited her mother Mrs. Billingsley, CATTLE. will have a chrtetmaa tree and proh?Ver r“ute t®?elhe,‘ There will be several head of pigs at Pennock hospital Sunday aftergram at the church on Monday1J,'15, °*P, ^*“5^ n‘cel''cd * and shoats here. [noon. might December 24 beautiful wrist wateh as a token of 3-year-old Durham , and Guernsey .• Mr and Mrs. Clirencc Sisson and n,8*n December 24. ...e 'aPPreclat,oh and remembrance from cow, calf by aide. MISCELLANEOUS. family spent Sunday in Hastings „Tne teachers and pupils of. the 1 Hurrv Barry Trwn.hln Township AuW^titr.iml Agricultural School hls rn*11 ^end*. Refreshment* I vl<if inq relatives 3-year-old Guernsey cow, due to _ will have a Christmas tree and *,ere *rved a!,d an cn)°>able eve' 2 bushels of hickory nuts. Good borrowers, who are capable of freshen Dec. 22. •’ COATS GROVE. ■Christmas, program in the Commu*“ . 1 bushel of walnut*. meeting, their obligations at the Mr and Mrs Eugene Davenport of .nily lull on Friday afternoon. De- ..T,Trc X'.J*' A' 11 ■ 3-year-old Holstein, due to freshen S. Woodland spent Sunday with Jes-'cember 2Ut. All the parents and ev-1 , ’5. Z1*!. Frlday ’iteht, Dec. SPECIAL. • agreed time, are an asset to any bank Dec. 27. Chase and family. leryone in the unit Is invited to at-11 suptx’r at 6:30. The L. A. 8. met with Mra. Blanch lend. The program will begin at' Mr . Mrs. Harr> Pfnn'bv went Some of the merchants of Hastings and any community. Men with con­ 2-year-old Jersey heifer, calf by side. Bayne with a fine attendance An 1:30 P. M ,o Mattawan to visit Mrs. Pennels are listing now merchandise from 5year-old-Jersey, fresh. fidence, ability,- character and fore­ interesting program was given in - Mrs. William Leonard died sud. • Pa«nte-Mr. and Mrs. Burns, their stock, such as forks, shovels, 6- yehr-old Jersey, due to freshen in charge of Mrs. Orpha Wing. denly of a heart attack at her tonic TAMARAC. sight will help to make business re­ Feb. D G. T. O- Club meeting Ulla week here Friday evening while she was Mrs. Orilla Smith of Lake. Odessa! oline, and wearing apparal, such as . Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Bertha preparmg thi supper. She had been was a visitor at her brothercovery a present fact—not merely a 2 2-yaar-old Jersey heifers, due to । Case, leader: iwotess. Mrs. Ma'.tie in poor health for several years, but Bertie L- Smith's. Thursday. shoes, coats and other articles, all freshen Feb. 15th. future hope. Townsend I her sudden death was a great shock A reception was held al lhe home ; new. Come to this sale, it will be Evangelistic meeting began on to every one Her maiden name was of George Enz on Saturday night[ the largest one held. Bring anything , in Feb. Sunday evening by W. D. Trumbull i Harriet Jane Smith, she was born in in honor of lheir son. Ford, and fi­ With such men, and the enter­ of Warren, Ohio. £. s, Thompson Van Buren county in 1866 but spent 2-year-old Holstein and Jersey heif ­ ancee. Orpha Buck prises managed by them, this bank spoke in the morning to a good au- most of her life in Kalamazoo Co. where the buyer and seller meet. living Jordan and family of north­ er, due in March. dience. : For the pul twenty-seven years she west Woodland and brother. Ward, Call and we will send a truck for desires to co-operate to the utmost. Yearling Jersey heifer. Miss Ruth Woodman was tome i with tier family have lived in Delwere guests of their parent*. Mr. anything you have tn send. from Caledonia for thc week end. ton where she has made many and Mrs Jasper Jordan, and broth­ (These are all first class cows.) Look for announcement of services ' friends She leaves her husband er. Cecil, recently. Doreen Stowell It will be a pleasure to talk mat­ of the Evangelistic meetings con- and five children; Leon Leonard, was also a visitor there. ters over with you frankly at any ducted by Evangelist W. D. Trum- Mr* Henry Kroe*. Mrs. Loyal Flow­ Mr. and Mrs. Bertie L. Smith and | bull elsewhere in this issue. ler of Delton: Mrs E H. Bayer. Kaltime. We are ready to travel with son. Bernard, and Ward* Jordan ----------------- • amazoo. SherifT George Leonard of visited Mr. and Mrs Maurice FXx- | « . a.’------------------------------- . Hutinga; abo eight grandchildren; you over any safe road. fchey nf Sunfield. . w“ e?*'ur' a brother‘ Frank E or Ward Jordan and Bernard SmitM ' talned on Dec. 7. at the home of the er; and a lister. Mrs. Josephine LayMcKean and wWc- al ‘on of cooper. Funeral services were were Hastings visitor* Sunday eve­ Middleville. . Mtaai-viiu heU1 afternoon at 3:30 in ning. Mr. and Mra. William Schcnkel the Henton funeral home. BALTIMORE. and children spent the week end —------------- ... jna Miss Mwcn Owen muoui Gaskill spent spent Thank* with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Crook­ Kalamazoo Sunday to visit Mrs. jiving with friends in Chicago. ston in Hastings. Hortons sister and also Mr. Hof Ion's Archie Matteson Matteson of of Hillsdale Hillsdale spent i nxMM, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNutt and ooush\ Floyd Doy le Uw seek end with home folks. ' children spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Herbert Schoolsnburg (nee Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Malteson liad I Edith Van Tyne) and little daugh- the misfortune to loose their home Special Christmas Gift ^5^ Combination Offer Starting Tomorrow until Chrirtmar ' JUon of A awning i Paul Bivi daughter husband. Several Method Ls tend a d thc Chrl ttdn. Hugh the 18th high acb Creek. 1 impressh Mettodli A Brand New (mark’s Speed Queen Washer WEEK ENDl and Beautiful DeLuxe Model * , FOOD MIXER UGHTOUTFITS ALL for $49.50 1934 Model 3 FLASHLIGHTS ■: STORES ! INC. Miller Furniture Co. EGG PRICES ARE HIGHER K COMMUNITY AUCTION A WAYNE FEED FOR EVERY NEED EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY HASTINGS. MICH. s R s H P 1 V P AT THE FAIRGROUNDS, HASTINGS, MICH Saturday, Dec. 15 1 P-M TELEPHONE 2118 WE WILL MEET YOU « ■ ON ANY SAFE ROAD TERMS CASH — Sale held imide in caae of storm J. E NORTON National Bank of Hastings AUCTIONEER smiWor u» «« Depoait* Insured up to $5,000 mi* ™ MAURICE FOREMAN, Clerk "■.S’ii'ISX'V.o. S'""’’., F j F �THE HAMTNG1 KANNKB, WTONEADAY. DECEMBER 12, 1M4 the twelfth birthday of her daugh-’ried out by parties present were fea- | grandmother. Mra. Wm. Hale of SOUTH SHULTZ. of the Zeeland schools. was a recent ASSYRIA. Strickland were Ij■ A nice crowd attended the Oom- North Carlton. Ur. PitrUU. Flue, m U14 tor M lures. Mr. and Mra. .uUkUna Tlie Christian Endeavor organiza­ Imunlty dub al Mra. Clara Oates’ formerly located here. Mr. and Mra. Walter Culbert and tion of Assyria will meet on Friday' Meta Hyde, and family. schoolmates at the guest table. Other The Briggs Ladles’ Aid will have Thursday, about fifty being present. son Robert spent Saturday in Grand nt the th. home of nf Mr. Mr and Mrs. Mm Mr. slid Mrs. Ronald Warner of evening at Detroit were week-end guests of Paul Bivens. . their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mra. Evangic Miller U spending the week in Detroit, the guest ot her Miller, and Mr. and Mra. Homer Warner of Hastings. daughter. Mra. Ronald Warner, and The Briggs Ladies' Aid Society husband. Several from the West Pennfield meet in regular session on Thursday Methodist Protestant pastorate wUl at the church basement. Callers ot Mr. and Mrs. Emer­ go to Kalamazoo on Saturday to at­ tend a district meeting and rally of son Cortrlghl and family on Sunday the Christian Endeavor organiza­ were, Mr and Mrs. Adelbert Cortright and family of Hastings, and tion. Hugh Case and family attended abler Sarah and family of Detroit Remember lhe offering for Bron­ the I9th Union Thanksgiving service held at. the W. K. Kellogg Junior son Methodist hospital al at KalatnaKais high school auditorium 'at Battle too will be received on Sunday. — —The —. _ whole vsw Tl,rw vroca. W.W.C program was ----------i The n.v Rev. rv.TT-l< Dorris, aa former pastor Creek. very impressive. The address was given here, is spending some time with by the Rev. Lloyd Nlxpn of lhe First former friends and parishoners. Mrs. Alma Durham entertained at Methodist church Mln Beulah Buchanan, a teacher la Sunday birthday dinner honoring relatives of the immediate family no Christmas bazaar tills year and were present. The afternoon was the regular sessions have been de­ spent tn coasting. ' ferred until the first part of Jan­ Mra. Marjorie Brandt has been uary. spending on indefinite lime at the PRAIRIEVILLE. home of her brother Ln Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Mott and The Briggs and the Stevens schools are engaged in preparing the Mra. John Doster were Kalamazoo' shoppers Wednesday. Christmas program for presentation I Mra Verne Calthrop fractured her, on Friday evening. December 21. " ' ’ , , “ . lien I left arm arm above tne the einow elbow priaay Friday Mr. and Mra. Irving Brandt and morning, was taken to Borgess hosfamUy attended the golden wedding pluU tn(1 utCT to the home of her; of their uncle and aunt. Mr. and daughter Mr. and Mra. Faul Nagel. Mrs. Perry Strickland held at their of^ul, uke. Bhe llA4 the .ympaThy farm near Fine lake on Tuesday. of many frtendl. The event was a complete «urprlse, ftnd Jak0 when about thirty came u> spend the !>Back were ln juiamasoo Ssturday. A large wedding cake with a ^y.. miniature bride and groom as decoj^r John Qy. niWu a mock a.ddln, C'-|,npvint called co Mn. Minnie; ———————————- {Vanderbrook Saturday. John Van-' iderbrook of Kalamazoo was also a caller. . Miss Mary Jean Smith attended the Senior play at Kellogg school. I Gull lake, Friday night. Mra. Sarah Hughes and Mr. and Mra. Arnold McLeay entertained the farmer's niece and famUy of Kala­ mazoo Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Mason Miner and daughters of Homer called on Mr. and Mrs. WaUle Smith and son. Bunday. *John Vanderbrook of Kalamazoo called on Mrs. Henry Benson Satur­ day. Is It early to wish the editors, their stafi and all the readers of the Ban­ ner a very Merry Christmas and a Happy Prosperous New Year? Many Prairie villi tea have been away shopping Ulis week. Don't for­ get we have some good stores here. Mrti. Sam DcBock sold to Abe Hermlnett the house on her property here. Mr. Hermenitt has wrecked tbe building anj. moved it lo his farm north of town. Another land mark gone. The house must have been built nearly a century ago and was occu­ pied for many years by lhe late Wm. L- Brown a pioneer of PralrievlUe. Have not been successful in securing the history of tills place and hope DOLE’S PINEAPPLE some one can supply what is missing. Mr. and Mra. Vaughn Mott were guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin NO. 2 CAN CRUSHED......................16c Johncock Friday night. They were served a venison dinner. FANCY SEEDLESS Mrs. Maurice Hughes attended a Mra Count of Good Will held the lucky number that drew the beauti­ ful quilt. All report a fine dinner and good time. Clinton Horn spent from Thurs­ day until Sunday with his mother at Nashville. Mra. Ada Murray. Mrs. Kate Webb and Mrs. Da Martin of Nashville at­ tended the Community Club at Mrs. WlU Gales' Thursday. Mrs. Martha Hom and daughter. Evelyn, are spending this week with her brother. Byron Moody, and fam­ ily of South Maple Grove. Elmer Anders of Brush Ridge spent Friday night with hts cousin, Frank Hom. Mr. and Mrs. Cenard Smith of Hastings and Rev. Fred Horn, Mrs. Horn and Evelyn attended a fare­ well meeting held for Rev. John Hom and family In Battle Creek uesaay night. nigni. Tuesday Jud Kenyon of Concord visited his _ Sarah «__ k. Kenyon, _ _____ the first __ t mother. -Mrs. Shop and Save at C. Thomas Stores FOOD GIFTS are in Favor l/s Jr > g 5 A Food Gift Basket will make a Happy Christmas for some needy family. Ydur C. Thomas Stores’ salespeople will help you with a selection. C.THOI STORES PINEHEART 2U°“18c :•&. FRESH FIG BAR Select your Christ* COOKIES C. Thomas QEC Stores— OU up BLACK RASPBERRIES?! IN HEAVY SYRUP THE CUT BEETS CANNED FOODS OUTSTANDING VALUES POPULAR BRANDS LARGE TALL CANS rHJTEn FIGS FANCY SLICED BUTTONS MUSHROOMS i..“ 22c SWEET POTATOES &** WELCHES SOAKED PEAS GRAPE JUICE11" KIDNEY BEANS rAREe-rtVFF RED BEANS CAKE FLOUR Back SPAGHETTI PEA SOUP TOMATO SOUP SOUPbich. LARGE, TALL A W' CANS FOR THE FINEST SELECTION OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES "WHOLESOME" Pancake Flour Pints 24c Quarts 45c SURE SET 17c dmjowd. PORK AND BEANS “■■0E !J« » «“ Diamond Waln’t, lb. 22c ALMONDS lb. 17c FILBERTS lb. 19c BRAZIL NUTS lb. 16c CALIFORNIA APRICOTS “ 15c PIONEER 19c 1499 SELF RISING ~, 28c WESSON OIL HOMINY VEGETABLE 38c FLOUR 17 n 5 Lb. Sack “BEST YET’ llU FLOUR UV, U. Back 95c Delton Friday afternoon. Messrs, and Madames Floyd Shelp, James Nevins, Maurice Hughes, Cas­ sius Hughes. James Boulter, Mra. Homer Flower, Mrs. Harold Jones,, Mrs. Ethel Stebbins, Mrs. Magie। Lehman. Mrs. Jennie Ba uni grus,, Mrs. Lucy Norris and Miss Bernice। Flower went to Hickory Comers to• O. E 8. Installation of officers Tues­ day night. Charles Armstrong returned fromi Chicago Sunday morning. His broth’ Tuesday and was burled Friday. He। was a frequent visitor here and made• many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Honeywell visitedI their daughters, Miss Opal Honey­■ well and Mr. and Mrs. Philip O'Toole and daughter at Battle Creek Sun­ day. Ivan Smith and Mbs Marquita Henton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oraydon Blaqfcman ot Delton Friday night. Mrs. N. H. Barber. Mrs. George Woods and Miss Dora Johnson at­ tended the A- W. Club at the home of Mra. Atwater In Kalamazoo. Mrs. Slater and Mra. Gebhart were cohoslesses. Kalamazoo. Vicksburg, Three Rivers and Prairieville Re­ bekah lodges were represented. A enjoyable time b reported. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Osborne of Nashville were calling on rela­ tives here Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Marcus Bagley will entertain Uie Triple Link Club Fri­ day evening, December 14. The gentlemen are cordially Invited to attend. Mra. Fred Smith and children and Arlene Roymcr went to Hastings Thursday night to see Marie Dress­ ier In "Tug Boat Annie." The Young people’s Class contest for members closed last night. A supper will be served by the losing side with a sleigh ride prior to the supper. This takes place Wednesday evening. * | E. A. Parker of Hastings called on Mrs. Norrb Sunday. i Mr. and Mra. Ben Temple and • Jack, Mra. Katie Norris of Kalama­ zoo were over week end guests of Mr. and Mra. M. J. Norris. SUGAR MOLASSES B 15c Pie Cherries KIRK’S SOAP—Hardwater Castile, bar £< SweetenM, Condensed MILK 25’ 25 POWDERED SUGAR, 3 lbs. CALUMET BAK- OOc ING POWDER, lb. <■£ C. THOMAS STORES 128 W. STATE STREET HASTINGS w SOUTHWEST CARLTON. The Seventh Day Adventists are observing this week as a week of prayer. ’Quite a number from tills com­ munity attended a miscellaneous shower for Miss Orpha Buck on Thursday afternoon at the liome of Mr. and Mra. O. N. Landon of East Carlton. She received many lovely and useful gifts. Dainty refresh­ ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Culbert and son were dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. WUl Slocum of Freeport Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Quimby and Mr. and Mra. Jasper Herrick and daughters of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Elsenhood and family of East LeRoy and Mr. and Mra. LoFayette Usbome and Mrs. Flora Elsenhood pleasantly surprised Mrs. Henry Williams Sunday. They met to celebrate MYs. WUllams and Mr. Jerry Eizenhood’s birthdays. A love­ ly dinner was served at noon. They left gifts for both wishing each one many more happy birthdays. Mra. Caryl Fuller has been on the. sick list the past week. Little Elaine Fuller has been staying with her SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Ralph Byers at Grand Rapids spent tlie week end with Otto Town­ send and family. Miss Mary Nash of Woodland came Saturday to spend the winter । with Mrs. Chas. Parlee. Mr. and Mra. I. H. Eddy and son ' spent Saturday In Lansing. I Guy Kantner and family were en1 tertalned at -a birthday supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs-. Harry Sandbrook Wednesday evening, in honor of Jean Kantner's and Nor­ man Bandebrook’s birthdays. . ■ Rev. John M. Smith b ill with pneumonia, but b some better at this writing. I Mra. Nora Holley of Eaton Rapids spent last week with her sbter, Mrs. PICKANINNY—NEW ORLEANS Torrence Townsend, and then on Saturday Mra. Holley and her moth- I visit Mrs. John Gardner. Mrs. Irving Jordan and daughters and Miss Geneva Couch of north Woodland called on Mra. Guy Kant- Chas. Partee and family were Sun­ day guests with Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Williams of Dowling in honor ot the letter's birthday. Rev. and Mra. Harley Townsend and sobs, Charles and Francis, spent Sunday Id Nappanee, Indiana. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kantner and children spent Sunday with Rev. and Mra Prank Maxon at Caledonia and there HU Monday evening. Don Rowlader has been seriously Hl with penumonla the past week, but is recovering rapidly at this writ­ ing. __________ _ f Although not in the etiquette the inevitable. FOUNDED and built on the wcurity of the American home —an everlasting, human: necessity ... and fortified by adequate and wise laws, under which to operate, offers every reasonable safeguard for its members. Woodland Saturday evening tn hon­ or of Miss Orpha Buck, who is to be SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. L. W. Jarrard, son and two daugh­ ter; called on the Clayton Jarrard family near Dowling. Mr. and Mrs. James Vande Gelson WE WILL BE PLEABED TO TELL YOU MORE and son. Karl, of Kalamazoo spent ABOUT THIS COMPANY AND ITS SHAKES Sunday with Mrs. Lulu Gray and Robert. . » Mr. and Mra. Richard Bird spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Kinney, of the McKel­ vey district. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Prevost of Beadle lake spent Sunday with Harve Checseman and family. ___ Funeral serv ces for the former Tztttln Spiers flnlrra of nf Augusta AuaiiStB were held Lottie Tuesday at the South Evangelical Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiilpple of church with burial In the Joy cemeAugusta visited the latter’s parents. Mra. Lulu Gray spent from Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peake. Sun­ nesday until Saturday - with her day. Gordon Kenyon and Frederick mother, Mrs. olive Howe in Detroit. Anders attended a party given for Glen Howe bringing her home and EAST DELTON. pedro party on Saturday evening. Mark Garrison at Cloverdale Fri­ returning to his home on Sunday. Mra. Grover Marshall was operat­ Mr. and Mra. Floyd Cullison ac­ Mr. and Mrs. Allen Griffen enter­ day night. Believe it or not. Mr. and Mrs. G. E ed upon at Pennock hospital Wed­ tained about forty-five of their rel­ companied Mr. and Mra Lea Not­ tingham to Chicago last weak and nesday and returned to her home Kenyon have a cat Jen months old atives and Diends with a progressive attended the live stock show. that opens the door and comes in Sunday. when ever she wants to. She has six toes on every foot. Thc many friends of Wayne Oates extend congratulations to him and bride and may they have much joy and happiness. E ARE VERY pleased to announce that we have been Emest Peake who works in Kala­ elusive dealers for the mazoo has been laid up with hb back the past week and unable to go > Washer and Ironer Line. We beli jj'PRlO RAISINS This Asso Rapids. Mrs. Anna Buck and daughters at­ tended a miscellaneous shower at the 1 I TPT the Thor has features that make it the best and most outstanding line on market. Come oar opening Dec. I । Jane Oliver Spot Book will be given FREE I i । SEE THE— SUPER AGITATORFREE ROLLING WRINC RIGID SPAN CHASSIS 1 , 1 Factory representative will Priced from cprpi Al. Tbe Flnrt ThM* 01 ELI AL. Washers Sold win receive absolutely FREE a set of $49.50 SMITH HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PHONE 2488 10 ONLY MORE SHOPPING DAYS Before Christmas And we are going to make it pay you in savings to do a large portion of your shopping at the Rexall Store. Electrical Goods ► Curling Irons Toasters Flat Irons Heating Pads 1c Christmas Cards Playing Cards 15c r«r-k 25c $3.00 Gent’s Bill Folds Coin Purses 2-Cell Flashlights $3.50 Alarm Clocks 3 Heat Coffee Percolaters Mixers Many Other Appliancei 10c Eversharp Pencils $7.50 Fountain Pens Fountain Pen - Pencil Sets $1.50 . 7.50 Fifteen Beautiful Dolls to be given away Ask for your votes with every night ■■■ CARVETH & Good, Delivered $1.50 ‘no^MCLstm Phon. 2131 �Ladies $6.00 “Sherwood” Shoes Stunning New Fall Styles in this famous make Shoe. Styled to please the most exacting, in the most popular heels.. Either black or brown. No greater values in the country at $6.00 Now only— WE NEED MONEY With which to pay bills anc <h we have a large stock of footwear which we art offering at Great Money-Saving Prices. This is a Tl wonderful opportunity to buy footwear for Christ­ mas. Every member of the family can be fitted here $4.85 NEW STYLES at the new low price* at positive savings. Ladies' $4.00 and $3.50 Shoes Think of this, Godman and Brown Shoe Co. oxfords and pumps, all thc wanted styles, in all sizes. Prices chattered during this store­ wide sale. Extra Special For The Christmas Buyers LADIES’ HOUSE SLIPPERS should be on everyone's list, because they make one of the nicest Christmas gifts. We have one group for an extra special—three different patterns, some with padded soles and oth­ ers with heels. Priced on this store-wide sale— Shoes, there your size at this in one your choice 59c CHILDREN’S HOUSE SLIPPERS in many styles. Priced at 45c and 69c lot of very high grade Not all sizes of a kind, but sizes in the group. Come early and see them. MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS, made in many styles of felt and leathers, from the cheap­ er equality to the besL Priced from— . $1.95 69c to $4.00 _JL MENS’ 16 IN. MEN’S WORK SHOES AT SHATTERED PRICES! Men’s "Ball Band’ Work Shoes. Think of it Men, shoes of this quality at such a low gtg QW price. Made with heavy retar)-uppers with Misko soles.'Prieeri at WOLVERINE SHELL HORSE HIDE Work Shoes! None better. Men tell us right along they get 2 to 4 years wear front them, so is it cheaper to buy cheap work shoes, when you can get these guar­ anteed to stay soft, no matter how wet you get them and gupj-antecd to wear? Priced from Including Mich. Sales Tax. *You’U Never Kick on the Kicks in These I Men’s Famous “Fortune” $2.38 to Men's High Tops, 16-inch— priced— $4.60 to 4 A I U QE $0.O0 Boys' High Top, 14-inch Shell Horse Hide—Get 2 years'wear— $3.50 and QQ Mich. Sales Tax included. Think It Overt It is cheaper in the long run. shoas—Take any size now at U/LJs JL CZ Our GUARANTEE ac First Quality GOODRI R Others from $1.00 to $3.00. extra special • Sale Starts lit Closes Mona HIGH-TOP SHOES Wear that is wear at a price more than fair. Solid composi­ tion soles. Broken sizes. A Real Buy at style We have a large stock of fresh Rubber Footwear in all the facturers in the United States—Goodrich Rubber Co. The Government has now graded rubber footwear in Grade Rubber Co., and Mishawaka Rubber Co. Here are some of th ins th HEAVY RUBBER FOOTWEAR PRICES Lac Lac GOODRICH FIRST QUALITY Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men’s Men's Men’s Men’s Men's Men’s Men’s Men's Men’s Men’s Men’s Men's Men's 4-Bkl. All Rubber Arctics, Red Soles 4-Bkl. Heavy Cloth Arctics, Red Soles____ $1.98 Heavy Work Rubbers, Red Soles Heavy Work Rubbers, 2-BJci'., Red Soles$1.46 Lightentuf Work Rubbers$1.21 4-Bkl. Lightentuf All Rubber Ankle Fit Arctics$2.28 4-Bkl. All Rubber Arctic, Red________________ $2.68 1-Bkl. Cloth Arctics'_______________________________ $1.M 15-inch Lace Rubber Pac, Ball Band make$2,68 15-inch Rubber Pac, light weight, ankle fit Knit Gaiters, wool_________________________ — 2-Bkl. Sock Rubber (Ball Banded)________ —$2.<N 1-Bkl. Rubber Perfection (For Felt Boots) .-.-$2.00 Felt Boots_______________________ ' -$1.75 Sporting Boots, heavy --$$.M Storm King Boots, heavy --.$$,68 Lightentuf Snorting Boots, non-skid soles _. ---$441 Sheepskin Paes_____________________________ _____ 95c LIGHT RUBBER FOOTWEAR PRICES Ladies' Rubber Snaps, black and brown, all heels97c Ladies* Shuglov Rubber Snaps (Fits like a glove)$1.50 Ladies* Zipper Rubber Galoshes, black and brown________ $1.65 Bo Bo Bo Yo Mi Mi Mi Mi Cb Ch Mi $2.95 Extra Special! Children All Rubber or Cloth 4-Bkl. Arctics. Something that is warmer and gives protection for tbe Kiddies. Sizes 5 to Price— much more smalt 10%. $1.00 HASTINGS.. THE HOUSE OEGOC -EL HAROLD I. SMITH and JOHtl < �THM HA8TTNG8 BAWKCT, WKDNI1DAT, DKCKMMK tt, UM ORTUNIT R SALE G uaranteed Michigan Made Hosiery LADIES’ FULL FASHIONED PURE SILK HOSE Which make nice Christmas Gifts. They come in all the new winter color* and made in two weights, the semi-service and the new sheer 1 AD ringless chiffons. Priced at I »UU ills anc during These Big Sale Days at the lowest prices in JTEE acks Every Purchase )DRI RUBBER FOOTWEAR PRICES $1.41 $1.21 $2.65 $1.50 $2.85 $2.00 $3.65 95c PRICES *--------------- 97c -------------$1.50 >-------------$1.65 TERM TWO—Every pair backed by Ironside’s Iron Clad Guarantee. GOC SHOES 1 JOH1 l CRUE, Proprs. Night Next Week! LADIES’ ANKLETS Phoenix Light Wool and Mercerized Hose in all color* imaginable. Priced at 1 QA Here’s a bargain ! I vL CHILDREN'S PHOENIX 3-4 and 7-8 length Hose. Broken lot*, most all size* and color*. QQa Formerly sold" for 75c—Now OwG BARGAINS IN CHILDRENS HALF HOSE ■ Black, Brown and White, plain mercerized hose, going to be sold at a very low price to clean them out. Think of it! Only 7c 50c MEN’S HEAVY WOOL HOSE, colored tops, red and green. Only BOYS' SIZES AT 30c THEY’RE REAL WEAR IN ANY LANGUAGE ! Boys’ “Buster Brown” Oxfords SALE! Just a little more style and lot more wear you’ll find in every blooming pair. Take black or brown, grain C leather, in size* 1 to 6, with the best dress­ ed you then can mix. «■ " Only— » . 4 .-$1.60 UPON HIS SOLE I Boys’ High and Low Shoes ■ “Godman” and “Buster’ made ahoea, and they put plenty of wear in them. Solid leather up& Qg per* and aturdy soles. <D | a/O All size*. B " Now only— . ” Children’s Great Scott and Godman Shoes High Shoes, Straps, Tie* and Oxford*. An opportunity value you will appreciate/’Size* 3 to 12. They & 4 QC come in Black, Brown and Smoke q) | mU color*.' ■ "■ 1 1 Service-Plus is Here VI CH. Phoenix Dul Sheer “Tracery Top” Hosiery, most­ ly light color*, but all size*. Hose that sold for­ merly at $1.25 and $1.65. QQa Now at ODU Two Terms Are Enough $2.00 Boys’ Drex 4-Bkl. Arctics----------------------------------------•---------- $1.98 Boys’ Heavy Dull Rubber*___________________________________ 95c Boys' Dress Rubbers_________________________________________85c Youths’ Dress Rubbers —-------------- --------------------- - ----------------- 75c $4.45 Misses’ Drex Rubber*——__________________________________ -75c Misses’ and Children’s Rubber Snaps------------------------------------ 97c Misses’ High Rubber Zipper*______________________________ $1.65 Misses' High Cloth Zippers, very warm and water proof—$1.25 Children’s Dress Rubber*____________________________________ 65c Children'* and Misses, Redtop Boot* $1.85 $1.75 Misses' 4-Bkl. Cloth Arctic*________ Open Every HERE’S ANOTHER REAL SPECIAL IN LADIES’ SILK HOSE We inaugurated the policy of honest values and careful foot fitting years ago. That policy has stood the test of time. Yoti’ll find these same val­ ues here now, at the lowest prices in years. t LIGHT WEIGHT RUBBERS Cc CR HERE’S A BARGAIN IN Ladies’ Shuglov Zippers, the best and lightest made-------- $3.00 Ladies' Dress Rubbers, all heels, black______________________ 75c Ladies' Shuglov Rubbers, black or brown, newest style _$1.25 Ladies* Shuglov Rubber Oxford, newest style-------------------- $1.50 Ladies* 4-Bkl. Cloth Arctics,'•mail sixes, 5 to 51/*-------------- 69c $3.45 Men’s High Cloth Zippers, First Quality-------------__$2.75 Men’s High Cloth Zippers, Second*---------------- -$2.75 Men’s High Rubber Zippers, First Quality-----------_-$2.45 Men’s Lo Rubber Zipper*-------------;-------------------------Men’s Lo Rubber Zippers, Shuglov, the best made __$2.95 97c Men’s Drex Rubbers, Goodrich, First Quality----Men's Shuglov Rubber Clog or Acting-----------------Men’s Shuglov Oxford Rubber, black or brown $1.98 ■eMen’s Drex 4-Bkl. Arctic, fit all style toe*---------- This Store L Here’s a good bargain for the lady who wants somethings warm- Phoenix Silk and Wool Hose in light color* only, all sizes, formerly sold for 85c and $1.85. a Now at per pair 45c and OvC Inaugurated Years Ago! TERM ONE—Guaranteed savings on every purchase. styles and patterns, made by one of the LARGEST rubber manuwear in all the er Co. iwwr in twear in unae Grade 1 C- Goodrich Rubbers are in Grade A, along with Hood, U. S. are some of th in< l*1Mt we ar® °^or‘n8 al ^i* Big Sale. ' / EXTRA SPECIAL! we areiyears. • lis is a I This is our regular high grade stock of merchandno shoddy or infer Christ ise which we are offering ;d here ior goods shipped in for this event, iday, Dec. 14 for ay, Dec. 31 sr~ Men’s Regular $3.50 Shoes Made of Good calf leather, styled in the latest patterns. Sizes to fit everyone. Priced way below our expectation. Opportunity sale Price— $2-65 Life’* Walk i* much ENORMOUS SAVINGS ON BIGGER CHILDREN’S HIGH GRADE SHOES Straps, Tic* and Oxfords. You’ll know at a glance these are real values. When youtcan buy good calf£ QC skin Oxford* that will wear at these low *p | prices and widths, too. Priced at— JL B ■1 MEN’S BOND STREET SPATS Well made, splendid fitting. Color*: Light Grey, Oxford Grey and Light Fawn. Opportunity knock* now. Only, pair— VI <7 <7 V* Flonheim Shoes Think of it, Man, the price we have on this wonderful shoe I AU the newest style* Ire tfer* in this great day* only. - $6'45 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18, IMf DIGEST OF TAX LAWS PER­ TAINING TO BARRY COUNTY IT; SI PROCEEDINGS OCTOBER SESSION DECEMBER, 1934 r.ititoli County Treasurer L. F. Maus has com­ piled for the benefit of those interested, a digest of the tax laws as they apply to this county. He is having them printed in con­ venient form so as to answer questions that are so frequently put to him about the pro­ visions of the tax laws. We are sure our readers will be interested in thia digest, so we are passing it on to them. . ak^SU'Jrff ’.ss. (stale, U aaparrlaan m la lk( court noue aa Ilia <arr,.-.l lllian C. stnila. lhe table. More- HOT'd ,»al the resolution. The Medicine Cabinet " canted. (By B. A. LyBarker) Next to the kitchen In your home, the most important aid to health Is your medicine cabinet. Occasionally check over the vials and bottles standing there. Discard the bottles from which the labels have disappeared, re­ place old first aid supplies with fresh, new sterilized bandages, adhesive tape, medicated cotton, and healing lotions. Accidents happen in the bestregulated homes. Bums, cuts bruises are bound to occur, es­ pecially when there are inquisi­ tive, adventurous children in the family. Do not buy at random. Have the advice of your family phy­ sician upon what a medicine cabinet should contain for emer­ gency supplies, then visit a re­ liable druggist and let him sup­ ply you with what is necessary. This is the nineteenth of a sc­ ries of Editorial Advertisements to appear In this paper each week. CspyrUkL ' • Moved, . that commun ; i" ' ' ' 750.00 I.*75.SO 1.303.59 1*0 00 _ 2 <MJ J3 li 15 0 4 1 Mtafellatno 01 Mallon earrlad. tvrndlturr*. Hugh Riley, ilembrr. r Dhrkua. sunporlrd br Hmllh, . Michigan Children' lhe Salvation Army resolution, commltlee. Paid to Paid fn orir.l Paid <'• Hrdr. 3* no 114 50 (mark's week-end Act. 126 of P. A. 1983, as amended by Act 11, Extra Session of 1934, provides for the payment of taxes of 1932 and prior years in ten equal installments beginning September 1,1935. Q—What taxes should I pay first when I am owing taxes for the years of 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932 and 1933? . A;—1933 taxes should be paid first inas­ ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1933 1934. much as these are not included in the County Road Fond— _ ten-year moratorium. 00.00 Q—How much fees, penalties and interest will be charged after December 1, 1934? A—In paying the 1933 taxes after Decem­ ber.!, 1934, the law provides a 4% col­ lanee in County Road Fund lection fee plus a %% per month inter­ Del. I. 1934 ....................... S 59,555.1 est charge from March 1, 1934. This will ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1933-1934. make a total of 11%% in December and 12%% in January and %% additional for each month thereafter until paid. Those having a 1933 unpaid village or summer 2.SOU.00 tax in the villages of Woodland, Nash­ ville, Middlerille or Freeport, should pay 0.000.00 these first as they are delinquent from October, 1933. You should add 15%% in j)0O 00 December, 16% in January and %% addi­ tional for each month thereafter until 307 50 Ill 9:00 A. Tr»n,trr to Coanly land |>>»t<urim«ni,---- ——_ trisbaroemaats ...... -..... I>i,barsmenla —....... l>l,bnrsrm.ou ,, ......... Theodore S. mh IKth. 193* ’500.00 S OBS XB Q—When will the 1933 unpaid taxes be sold? •. n iioai> n •.|. Q—What will be done with unpaid taxes of 1932 and prior years? —If unpaid on September 1, 1935, they will be spread on a ten-year installment tax roll and 1/10 of the total will be due and payable on September 1, 1935 and September 1 of each year thereafter un­ til paid. Q—WHAT charge for interest, fees, and penalties will be made under this plan? A—Any part of the total tax due or all may 10.000.00 be paid before September 1, 1935, with•5.00 land, ot Iho Sa 14a ot Pan. eiieni SATIS- TORY committee from tlir "fcicrd IM4&33 ALWiTS SAVE AT MUiCS out fees, interest, or penalties. After September 1, 1935, each installment car­ ries an interest rate of 4% per annumn from September 1, 1935. Q—How much interest would I pay on $100 in taxes if spread on the install­ ment plan and payments are made when due each year? A—You would pay a total of $18.00 in in­ terest over the ten-year period. See the following t<ble s Install­ ment Due Date September September September September September September September September September September 1,, 1., 1, 1,. 1,, 1,, 1,, 1,, 1, 1,, Interest •10.00 1000 10CO 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 •0.00 • 100.00 1942..... 1943........ Total ____ Total 40 •10.00 10.40 .80 1.20 1.60 2.00 2.40 2.80 3.20 3.60 11 20 11.60 12.00 12.40 12 80 13 20 13.60 •18.04 •118.00 Q—If I fail to meet any installment when due, what will happen? A—If the installment is not paid Septem­ ber 1st of each year when due, it is im­ mediately returned to the Auditor Gen­ eral as a delinquent tax and will be of­ fered for sale the following May in ac­ cordance with the provisions of the GenQ—Is it possible during this ten-year peri­ od lo pay up the balance of the taxes still owed? A—Yes. All the taxes owed may be paid at any time. This will also make a sav­ ing in the interest charge. Q—The delinquent tax rolls for the years 1930 and 1931 show my property de­ scription marked reassessed. What does this mean? A—Taxes marked reassessed are usually on account of poor descriptions and in this event the descriptions will have to be corrected to he included in the tenyear moratorium. NOTE:—If in doubt, get in touch with LORENZO F. MAUS, Barry County Treasurer, Hastings, Mich. COVERT ROAD FUND. ■unnorte,! br I? 1835......... 1935...... 1835........ 1937........ 1938......... 1839........ 1940........ 1041........ Township, at lari 00 00 00.00 Board of Nuperrtaor, (IS on nuMdm h. callcd li> ord Roh rill r All member k. it.hi. ciMk t,., [ I iiroblama. (Continue on page fifteen) Exit State SL Hastings, Mich. I It.capitals lion Come Visit the 80.745 35 10.000.00 ! j I Show Boat It Is Displayed With Gifts All Prices: HAIR BRUSHES SHEAFFER PENS. COMBS SHAEFFER PEN SETS HOT WATER BOT­ TLES ELECTRIC TOAST­ ERS COTY PERFUMES BOX CIGARS' NOW it the Time to Inttall Them! HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY TOWNSHIP HOAD 1 sn. HASTINGS d a 3.S00.00 a i.ooo’oo • I. t . ■ 3 WAFFLE IRONS STATIONERY i a FLAT IRONS COFFEE MAKER CHRISTMAS CARDS SEALS * < 9 SHAVING SETS FLASHLIGHTS WHITMAN CANDY METAL ?r FELT Weather Strips ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1933 1934. TOWNSHIP ROAD FUND •r 1.000.00 500.00 FOR CHILDREN AND GROWN-UPS IS GOOD PURE CLEAN MILK Good, CLEAN Milk is not only it is by far the LOWEST PRICED, COVERT ROAD FUND. RECAPITULATION PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORE B. A. LyBARKER, Proprietor rallad to or- 11*4 4*1,60 101.M1A4 _ n------ ------------------ ---------------------------- ----- ------------------- 4 uun dab teMSwiu w ,i..sr,SK%r&s "tsst w.ua.ia w.tti.t» TELEPHONE 2115 :: HASTINGS, MICH. too, when you take FOOD VALUE into consideration. Your money can’t buy any other food at any­ where near the price, that will com­ pare with it in food essentials. Re­ search discloses that one quart of milk contains more than- 50 per • ceqt of the day’s food needs. If you .have children in the family, each one of them should have at LEAST ONE GLASS of good milk with EVERY MEAL, and it la just aa es­ sential for older people. One thing you should be especially particu­ lar about when using milk la to KNOW that It la CLEAN. Repeated stale tests show that no milk in Michigan La CLEANER than that produced by Highlands Dairy- Thafa why It la tbe ONLY Dairy In thia aection permit­ ted by tbe state to sell milk aa Grade "A." Why take any chances with milk? THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 , I FRANK SAGE THE IDEAL FOOD the BEST FOOD you can buy, but . Mien, Oct. 11. 1934 But>>rriaci ®r Bused ot PHONE 2515 :: Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: Hastings, Mich. �......I k. .... I”*1 •UNTY tarrioS. PROCEEDINGS I Con tinned from PM» fourteen» enalties. After installment car1% par annumn Haitian. M room ia Ike court bouto ao< le orgor by Chairman Hr4a. Mad call: All msmlwn l^ooord. •itaaad ' NlnatM of <kl. llib. ssh ’UwSau B 4 far year*. mi thrM • Total •iodo luartin. dinian-llrr al all 12.80 1320 |118.00 itallment when : paid Septemti due, it is im। Auditor Genind will be ofng May in ac»na of the Genireto. ten-year perie of the taxes If you want the Maximum Service from your Car seals so fa* 11.00 •18.00 KUT ROTI PREPARE (Or Winter Driving IAnyone wi&hltX M»l» please com- of $18.00 in interiod. See the MOO Nornun Whnion, coy and MUs Beulah Peif There were munlty Club will be hel< 200 attended th. .upper. Ung Friday ewrnnr at tl ! The Woman’s Literary Club met at, irB. and John McCaUum. the Library on Wednesday after- Nothing definite was Milled at the noon. After a short Dullness meet- last meeting and the president Ung the following program was gtvan. wUhei Mlcnd a Stations Wia ViAataoaan —— t Mtr_ * niss and Mr., winuun vance. as- ; । umhiv ■incrinkc •*T‘Vi.rc» are S4anv 1 tne children nave sold about one SEZ? ^/hundred Clulrtmaa Ihrra raars ould I pay on on the installare made when Interest • HUNDREDS OF APPROPRIATE I may be paid o make a aavfor the years property ded. What does iptions and in ed in the ten- Whether for a few dollars, or more —whether for friend or family—here touch with you find the happy choice of what’s wanted.” US, tings, Mich. help, home “just Gifts for beauty, convenience, entertain­ ment or what not—here they ares 3.45S.40 A—Electric Refrigeration pays tor iUelf In food |o O O 0 0 1 1 Christmas Special—2 yean lo pay and down payment af only Mrs. Francis Pulti; “The Story of We have two new scholars in the PhUlpptnW wu given by Mn Junior »nd Juinlta Russell R. McPtek. of Charlotte. ke JheJr Parents have moved into which was very Interesting. She was *** McKlbbln’s house, presented with a lovely bouquet. Tea I °ur r*rrler. Mark Garrison wu served by Mra. William Vance *° thoughtfully and and Mra. J. C. Furnlss. The club ad- [ ‘•hhfully for so many years wu re- ( journed to meet December 19th for “nULYJMnaf5,nTd 10 “ Dclux1 route t their Chrlstmu party. Each one is! Friday night his patrons met al to bring a gift coating not more than 1the Cloverdale town hall to give him teS cents 1a rousing send off. A pot luck supSpeclal meetings are telng held 1X7 wa3 *•"** alter which Mark wu this week al th. Nazarene church.! Presented with a handsome wrist Rev. Charles L. Bradley of Mtuke- ’watch “ a reminder of his multitude gon will be the speaker. He wu a Joyal friends. former resident of Nashville. 11,6 pupils of the McCallum school Tbe regular meeting of Laurel arc Preparing a Chrlstmu program Chapter wu held Tuesday night. In--’ 8,vcn in connection with a _ ejected _t------ - and ap­ Chrlstmu tree at lhe schooihoiue stallatlon of the pointed officer., was held. ®A short Friday evening. Dec. 21. program was held followed by re­ LENT CORNERS. freshments. Leonard DePauw leaves this Mon­ Mrs. Frank Hecker, daughters Freida and Geraldine and Mr. and day for Belgium We all wish him Mrs. John Handel were supper success on his voyage. guerts Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Car­ Mr. and Mra. Kirby Mason and son Ames northcast of Vermontville. Richard Hall of Richland called on ounty Court llouaa. tklobar l»lh. 1034. On Saturday night the Eastern Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Francboo Tues­ ; Star will hold a penny supper at the day evening and made the acqualntllrntlrrum ....___ __There ________ i _______ Masonic__Temple. will__be dif- once the new nephew. loaini rraolullon: ferrnt entertainments during the I Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Hammond ipplicanti evening. All will have a chance to'spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs play the bean game. j•Roy Roy Chandler Chandler and and Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Hammond• of- — Hastings. Mrs. Al Bennet underwent an op- [Clarence — eralton Saturday morning at the I The old Auntie who makes her I home wlU) Mrs. Jay Hall fell and in­ Pennock hospital. jured her back recently. Her condi­ tion isn HIND8 CORNERS. Iiwn un ’it very favorable. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bechtel and 1 Fred Otto went to the hospital at family of Hastings spent Sunday T'-* Kalamazoo. ----------- ----Wednesday, *—-*— *-- for • treat­ with Mr. and Mrs Ronald Haynes ।ments. He has been much better re­ and family. / <cently. which Is good news to his MT. and Mrs. Mel Hendershott Imany friends. and son Bruce of Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oswald and her parents. Mr. and Mrs c. N. To- <daughter. Olive, of North Otsego, bias. Saturday. ispent Wednesday evening with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pranshka ‘and Mrs Leland Hammond. Miss Elsie Gates and Earl Robiof North Hope called on their daugh­ ter. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bishop, Sun- ilear spent Sunday in Monterey. day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Tobias and WEST ORANGEVILLE AND daughter Marino of Kalamazoo, EAST GUN MARSH. spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. ! Mrs. Audrey Colver U at her par­ and Mrs. C. N. Tobias. |I Wm .. ent ’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Ben HanMiss Susie Phillips and M, W. son. to spend the holiday season. Her Skidmqre spent Sundy afternoon husband Ls employed tn Kalamazoo with Mr. and Mrs. Aiuil Golden of where they have been living. Hostings. | xtr. and Mrs. Charles Groscnberg Mrs, Burrell Phillips, son and from Martin spent Sunday at tne daughter, went to Middleville Satur- Heber Pike home with Mrs. Crans. day afternoon. Aunt Della Holcomb -• • mother. ” Mrs. GroaentxTg's returned with them and is spending Henry Saddler and wife of Kalaa few days there. maaoo called on his aunt. Mrs. Crans Mrs. Edith Bechtel spent part of on Sunday at Heber Pike’s home. last week with her daughter. Mr. Il looks very much like winter is and Mrs. Ronald Hynes, and sons. here to stay and hunters and trap­ Marion Newton of Delton visited pers around thia neighborhood are at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Kdd. surely putting in good time and get­ Newton Sunday. ting the game. Mrs. Thoe. Olshewsky is slowly i Henry Fted. according to a news Jem, began We without shoes. WeU. gaining. She has been In poor health now for nearly a year. lo did the rest of us. FROZEN RADIATOR SKIDDING TIRES NON-LUBRICATING HARD GREASE IN BEARINGS COLD INTERIOR OF CAR SLOW STARTING *, THESE CAN ALL BE ELIMINATED by having ua put your car in condition for winter driving. and bring it back to you. j^NDRUS SERVICE EX I DE FIRESTONE Tires - Tubes BLUE SUNOCO Batteries EVERREADY PRESTONE, DUPONT ZERONE Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column A TIME SAVER Prepare biscuit or muffin dough when convenient. Set in cool place and bake hours la tar if you wish. You save time in using Double Tested — Double IsHm _____ ______ KC BAKING POWDER Same Price Today as 44 Tears Aga RS •■■cai fur 19 You can also buy a full MILLIONS OF POUNDS HAVt BEEN BY OUR GOVERNMENT U *> i ff»Q • . Mich. Oct. 17 1I Some of the unpleasant and often disastrous 1034. comparison In belter cookery, lees kitchen C—Electric time—always running, always right. Beautiful designs “— —— $3.95 *ge fifteen) D—New. Improved electric Convenient monthly terms 50 $4.95 Oct lain. 1033 F—Coffee at Its best electrically. 'hem ! Charming $5.95 Utile 10 on 33 is $3.95 iER .NY SAGE $5.95 in a jiffy now. Small paymenu make J—New toasters and hostess trays are delightful $3.95 55.95 >S Seeing our Christmas display is a treat. Come in now while choices are best Or phone 2305. , each iEAST with CONSUMERS POWER porticu- >W that an that permit- Mich. COMPANY NA8HILLE. Porter Klnne, Ansel Klnne and Herman Viemaster were tn Paw Paw Saturday afternoon. Tlie lUgh rchool presents "Beads On A String" at Uie star Theater on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights. The Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Leia Roe, will sing between acts. The closed Nashville bank paid a ten per cent dividend beginning Fri­ day. Rev. Edgar Faust of Kalamaaoo was in Nashville and Maple Grove where he was conducting quarterly’ conference and communion service at thc Evangelical churches. Charles Diamonte was called to West Virginia by lhe serious illness ef his brother. On Friday night the firemen en­ tertained the council and their wives at a chicken supper at the ftre barns. After the supper they all went to the Star Theater where they were shown the picture which was given at the Saturday night show. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher and children spent Sunday with rela­ tives in Hastings. The officers of Ivy Lodge No. 37, Knights of Pythlxs for the coming year are: c. C.. Elwin Nath; V. C-. Lynn Lorbeck; Prelate. Woodward Smith; M. at A.. L- G Coles; M. of R. tt C-. Ralph WeUwrbee; M. of F, J. Robert Smith; M of W-. Chas. Cecile Barrett; Member Executive Board. Chaster Smith; Rep. to Grand Lodge, Sam Hamilton. Light refreshments were served. Miss Donna Northrup of Baltic Creek spent Wednesday night at her iwme here and attended the supper at the Evangelical church where her Sunday School were Uie honor gueaU for winning in a recent con­ test a fine program wu given afthlch a play "The Sewing Circle of liMhvllle" «m given by Mesdarnes Roy Gariinger. Harley Feigh- ner, George Parrott, Della Bowman, Entrance To Toy Dept. In Basement Main Floor DRUMS and HORNS POOL TABLE DOMINOES PAINT SETS TABLE TENNIS HORSESHOE GAME Educational Boards BASEBALL GAME RING TOSS BLACKBOARDS Stuffed ANIMALS CHECKERS TABLE CROQUET TRAINS DOLLS — DISHES LOTTO COASTING SETS CARS and TRUCKS RUBBER BALLS TIDDLEWINKS TINKER TOYS BOOKS BLOCKS TRICYCLES WAGONS SLEDS Weeden ENGINES DOLL BUGGIES DOLL FURNITURE POP GUNS AIRPLANES • TOPS CHOCOLATE SPECIAL HIGH GRADE CHOCOLATE GLASSWARE ABBMT. 1 OC and 1 5C LADIES FUMES 39c „ $1.98 TOILET SETS 25c u $2.19 MEN’S SCARFS 45c u 98c Lb BILK PAJAMAS STATIONERY BOXED HDKFS. 10c 15c 25c 25c 39c 50c $1 MEN’S HOSE, Pair MEN’S TIES LADIK*’ MU M 10c » 50c 10c 15c 25c Have Complete Line of Wrapping Material and Greeting Cards SHOP NOW- WHILE STOCKS ARE C01 LONG & MOORE 5c to �THE HASTINGS BANNIK. WEDNESDAY, DICTMMB U, MM Ulnrt lor -nunUMrinr. Mr. Udi Mn. no»t SUmm • utMl Ml Andrew Blomli orcompulrt MlddkvUle Sunday. (Mrs. P. W. Eagelkroud of ,lhe Pultx hospital has been returned Doyd Zerbe to Halt Ings 'Saturday Harold Yoder'a e I rw,w*dr U* anH -T 1IZ iTwrann* ii« K—• K- — . ■ - ***» .x -—_ Orove. Mrs. .afternoon. wn and famUT Mr- and Mra- Leon; Clayton Jarrard tend baby'son hare I' Mra. John Hutrenga and Miss !£STiJ2lv ?t 1 and ,ara,,jr ,nd Mr- Oeo nxwd to their hoSe in Dow-' Mr. and Mra. Henry Weaver *nd M 'p?iS‘din^-.'S'J‘J?,S M " „ “« ,ra" ““ i:.Jacob Konkle of Hastings visited at Dorothy laenga of Grandville were Saturday visitor; at Harold Yoder's. Andrew Blough's Sunday evening. noon. I Mr- ft?d Mr\ M.Ian. Trorap0 «*• | Morning glory Rebekah lodge had I Mr r« A. a t Mr. and M Mra. T. Faih Eash visited ; Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Shomo spent terlalned for Thanksgiving the fol- ju first and second nomination of jjr. ^nd Mra Harvey Richards near BANNER WANT ADV*. PAY. , .hanksgivmg with Miss Elsie Shor- I jjwlnf: Mr. gnd K*””’1*} °®«ra with the following results:, no of Allegan. ,Hauer and daughter Mary Dxi ot Mrs. G. L. Gage for Noble Grand; i Don Shonto and Don Hynes of Wyandotte. Mr. and Mra. Rolfe, Mrs. Grover Pennington for Vice-1 ■ ' 11 --------^Uvet College spent uie Th®k*giv- BulUng and Miss Florence^AnderaonJ Grand; Mr*. Clyde Brigg* for.iecre- WOODLAND. Last Week's Letter. Viola Noah, Na»h. PJ.lt Oscar <».’ Fl, ssw.ri-.ds'tis mfUlxi ks: j. thia ■.Plica jar prlrrip.1 a - ;«< tilt* wdr ROW. THEREFORE, ty rlrta. ORDER FOR FUBLICATlqjr. ■ of Mirhlfaa, th* probe,* court • County Barry. * artslon of «>id 'onrt, ls»Id *1 f'rr.l O. Hu«he«. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column For Dependable Burn Clean Economical ........... - FdXw’TSe TtaSJJ! KIMWI — night. Rev. and Mrs. Albert Ostroth; spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and I Mra. Clyde Wilcox and family in Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Coy Brumm enter­ tained with a family dinner on Thanksgiving those from away being Mias Helen Brumm and Miss Mar- i gartt Crites of St. Louis. Mr*. Mar­ vel Eberly and son of Dowagiac. I “M„ Donald o«s«r and ““ >«lle Woodtad. Mr. ...„ <•», ..... .. “r „“ r and Mra. Jo«n Hullins and John rlrr 1 % 1 of Srrllon SJ i *On. MOrguIl, .peril I IianxsglVing Daa.-Mii ..>.m lai., riaartlo flmllH r (*> Sorth Of Ranxe and the w6ek end with thc latter's.“nd MUs Gcrtlc Smith of n m d,..h 'Parento. Mr. and Mil. Harry Huff. Woodland. I Cu£m..'ior*r turri of PaW Paw. Mr. and Mrs. Klda Guy and Mra. ichi».n. i Mr. and Mra. David Kilpatrick Mary Hahn of East Woodland were f. UiehUao. spent Thanksgiving until Sunday guests at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. ti 21 with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Kilpatrick I OAy C. Wing Sunday. CRESSEY. --------------------------------- and family. I Mi. and Mrs. Raymond McLeod ORDER FOR PUBUCATIOX. Mr. and Mra. Levi Kltson of Syra- entertained Thanksgiving. Mr. and Last Weeks Letter. .... Indiana ~ .r - .. ... MUs . . ...Alice _ » (r< TAjDell .11 U/Ill ta ma nrrrl „rl KKaa ,or. cusc. and Mary Mra. vyilllams and Mr. nand Mrs.1 I Mr. nnd Mks. Robert Cosgrove client , Kltson of South Bend were guests of! Gilbert McLeod and sons. Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mra. ij Mr. and Mra. H. A. Kitson from 1 Mr. and Mra. Fay C. Wing spent Harry Rowlson and family at AU* - Thursday until Saturday. Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. gusta. Lou and Jean returned home j . Mr. aial Mrs. Lawrence Faul. MissJohn Goodell of Grand Rapids. i with them and spent thc week end ° t Virginia J^ml and Oreydon Faul Mr. and Mra. Richard Hughes of । with relatives here. ■ __ . mt. . ■ ... . ... . • ... lj«. <Tjx visited jbj4 *Mr. < — nand nrl 1,.. .1 1 M r nand Tlri M r« 0,11 W\ntT AI al­ Mrs. Karl Mr. Mrs. Bill Cf Strong of V Kaln ,Me‘.h.er,nd,e7e•^dt,"’• R,eh,,J spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Chicago The* Mirhir.n TrnM rwmpeitr.' Em.i Mrs. Cnas. Rowladcr of Grand Rap- C. Faul and family Friday and Sat- I mazoo spent Thanksgiving with Mr. I urday of last week. and Mrs. Win. Culp. Tyilen. Msurlre A. I.amr.le sn.l R.» f Ids. I Murle Reynolds returned Monday "j »nd ww ■!»"; NASHVILLE. from hl* deer hunting trip. No luck. for hrarlnc on thrir fourth annual nr Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Carl | Mr. and Ms. clay Barber entcrf;"'"'.’ P«rare»r>> *■ Turner of Saranac. Last Week's Letter. . talned their children and families ,I.'!.',f K u M“» OWP Cl.lc.so Francis Showalter spent Thanks-1I ,for Thanksgiving. . lowed a* nir.i. ' s|xnt last week with her parents, giving and the week end with relI Miss Rosella Barber was home ee»'i,» 7J,i7diM4’'»thLn‘o!e;«k *in The -Mr- Bnd Mrs' Jordan Mr. and olives in Battle Creek. from Saginaw for Thanksgiving and forenoon at ..Id Iirauil offke.^: Md r. Mrs. Wallace Jordan of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. O. [> Gage and son Ion attended attended the the funeral funeral of of the the forfor-jendvuu«i1 hePaby appointed for be.rin* said pail- spent the week end with Mr. and Ion .. MM „u„ .J"1?- J“d"' ",!d “n BuMUr. Mr. ■ta. t>...^.r .« -,|and Mrs. Fred Jordan returned to Uea' i 11 Chicago with them. it?? If?1?I Mr. .nd Mn. D. Brtu. Mn. Don-1 ss. There will be a pot luck supper Mr. and Mr5. Fr^ Krt<Pr at Ver.• i Mr. and Mrs. D. Enzlan, Mra. Con-i year. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Enzlan I and card party-al the Grange hall, montvllle. . . Dec. 13th. I Mr. and Mra. John Handel of Cin- i and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Enzlan and children, Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Glen Covert and cinr.ati are visiting the latter's Mtu Elya Covert of Lake Odessa mother. Mrs. ITank Hecker and othDolly Solomon. Mr. and Mrs. Mllwere Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Lr relatives. Mr. Hecker of Chelsea HMinah Wright was home over Sunday. They ^11 lard Houser spent Thanksgiving with I Arthur Kilpatrick of Quincy spent | went to Kalamazoo and spent Sdn- Mr. and Mrs. Dale Crandall and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and day wlth Mr. a,^ XIr3 Harold Htck. family at Kalamazoo. Quite a little excitement in this 11.1 raunty. nn the 23rd d*» ol N<item Mrs. F. I; p. C- Kilpatrick. KUpatrick. er and family. •r a. D. 1030. I slr v wm-*. Hilbert — were Mr nnd -nr. Mrs J, V ** Il Prnnk Dllbahner ot Chicago called community when N. H. Barber's picking shed was found to be on fire iw.lu * S,D"‘ c,'m,o‘' Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mra. . on relatives and friends here Satur- i Tuesday evening. The fire was exIn the miller ot Th. e«la|e ot James C Harry Bush of Hastings. (“Mn. UunSbowaU.ru. pe.,dmI!='’S'"“,°"‘ “““‘C Mr and Mr*. Jacob Hoover entermia M1UJa « .pc,nut. l tingulshed without much damage tamed Sunday. Mrs. Wesley McGee ->me time Umc with wlth Mrs. Mrs Addie Addlo Smith. SmlUl , Mr and Mra Warrcn calms spent iltlon tinyinc that'« day hr land Mr. and Mrs. Morris Qulgg and t n80 ent7* .Thanksgiving with her parents in talned with a Those fomllypresent dinnerbeing, for tth he Striker ram ..id <h»i anJl O. NIlss Winifred Border and Dr. and Thanksgiving. Strlkcr district. JUtrje*'w °v lbra*,l,h Ot, Cn^“,K° Mr and Mrs. Charles Early. Mr. and SOUTH BOWNE. -t-ie.1 and .11 ..thrr m.urr. J3*®5; °t .,Harb°5 Mrs Lco Qu* und tamtly of North Last Week's Letter. ui<l s>riiii>u> t.r crintrj .□■! spent week end Mr. -----andivwowcavu ,Castleton. mA. Mr u„ and Mrs rum Paul nu|x: Rune Mr. ’ and. Mrs. .. ... the _ — with ------ — u mra, H. A. Cramer and F eivri* F Rnrrl-r __0_____ —__ E"1* of famlly entertained on Thanksgiving I., »f D* >iMrs. Mr? R,r*n onrt ramli« 'of 113ttle C* * a,,d. a,enn °;fc ‘“J1;* TlmnksrtvinaRwith tej .Delro‘tDay Lhe following: Mr. and Mra. .b.*.,nA..‘ i I?? * th_.her. Earle Feighncr and Morris Gibson Jacob Poortvlelt. the former's slsof Detroit spent Thanksgiving at ter Miss Blanche Poortvlelt. Mr. and rmMle nolle* i RueU- *ho lias been in Gobles for the Frank Fclghner home. ,Mrs. Waiter Dufly and two children I ir.n of ■ cot.» I the past lew weeks, returned home Mr. and Mra- Fred Elder and son Nora Ann and Tommy, the Misses ■7in»* In’ih With Lyman spent Thursday and Friday Beulah and Mary Cramer and Dersprr printed I Mr- ftIld Mrs. Lawrence Bird and with relatives in Saginaw. wood Volz of Grand Rapids. tj daughters spent the week end with Robert Betts is confined to his. Mrs. Frank Walton and daughter | of rrob»ta. the latter's parents. Rev. and Mrs. ' home with the mumps. I were guests of the former's brother, |O. W. BortU,., or Evurl „„ „„u MU, Munrrn Orrmboe and Brr- Ior Turner, nR " Mr ,nd " M„. ‘.iving Day. ' nard Ewlnu or an.nd RaplcM were otJUIVUl s.y.wllr HBrt »wU. Mr, and Mn. 1 ,.7 TINt* — riu.iwo. Ml UUU AII3. minct e of... nnrl. MnrOrville Xf-c _X—L’Illn -.. and .... . . . Mr. and Mra. Will Mishler and guess Mr and Fitz-. , Surnn „ _ Hartwell family. Mr daughter Gwendolyn spent Thanks- . Be[«!d lftf,d Eniesl Hartwell and son of giving Day with Mr. and Mrs. John ! Mr. and Mrs, Lester Brumm and Kalans. Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand MLdiler of Grand Rapids. Mrs. CUt-1 Sfl Mrs. Alice Bpllcy and children and Youngf Mr. and Mrs. Louis Young of tie Roush of Freeport accompanied ' Lawrence Flnefrock attended a fam­ near Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. ‘ them and was also a guest there. ily dinner the home of Ed. Charles Miller and son Chalmers Wm. Grant and mother. Mrs. Brumm of Assyria Thanksgiving. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sprinkle and Jennie Grant, ot Grand Rapids and [ Mr and Mrs. Welby Crockford and daughter Barbara Lou of Eaton Mrs. Emma McVean of Harris Creek ! ln spent Sunday with Mr. and 1 Rapids. called on Micliael Grant Sunday j d ms’ »n” Mrs Victor K. Brumm and family of i Miss Frelda Schulze spent Thurs- I evening. , h*«r«l b* •■1,1 1 Nashville. 'oav day nTlrl and PTlTlnv Friday at at Die H. D. Trim' Mrs. Alma Mishler of N. Bowne I ----- >■> —i. helped Mrs. Elmer Shaeffer with (Parents. Mr. and Mrs John Dell . .. ------J. H. McBurney. Instructor in I quilting Wednesday. Thursday until Tuesday. uiutnauy ui I apcccn speech Ui at me the University of miciukhu Michigan I| nr. Mr. aim and airs, Mrs ramrr F.lmcr omirncr. Shaeffer. • . Mrs' U. B Green were manager of the Michigan High daughter Lois, and Mrs Lydia KarZr1I,15S£^yng <8?t Ofr^lr'v8nd MrS‘! BZhool Forensic association, has an- cher were Sunday visitors at the Glen Leedy of Battle Cree*. nounced that the Nashville High George Dunham home at ClarksMr and Mr>. Wirt Pl.nu and Khool b„ lo Mra- vlUe. Beverly of Hartford spent Thanks- . bcrshlp. - ■ -Miss -Mabie - -• ... Sutton is In i Mr and- Mrs. Wm. Mishler accorngiving vacation with Mr. and Mra." charge of the team. 1 panted by Mrs. Jennie Pardee atMilan Trumbo. Scveral car loads from here at- tended lhe funeral of David Moulton Mr and Mrs. Geo. Cowles of Dos­ tended the county I o. O. F. asso- in Freeport Saturday afternoon. ter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. elation at Freeport Monday night. । Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parker Victor W. Thompson Sunday. Asa Strait and son have purchased and'Naomi -------- * — called at Will Mishler’s Mr and Mra. Arthur Allardlng en­ hc alfalfa mill at Williamston. and Mrs. Jennie Pardee's Sunday tertained Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. On Friday night at the fire sta- 1 evening. Welby Crockford and family or -• : tkxi the Nashville Firemen will have Mr. and Mra. Will Mishler and Woodland and Mr. and another supper to which the mem­ daughter Gwendolyn called on the Crockford ot Carlton. bers of the city council and their former'* mother. Mrs. Lena Mishler, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest wives have been Invited. of Logan. Friday evehing. Sunfield called on Mr. Mra. Jennie Pardee spent Thanks­ John Dell Sunday. cember 10 at the K. of P. hall, the giving at W. H. Pardee's. Mr. and The next meeting of the W. C. T. parents of the Juniors will be in Mra. Harry Miller and family of Elk­ U. will be held at the home of Mrs. charge. A pat luck supper will be hart. Indiana. Mr. and Mra. Wm Fern Trumbo Friday, December 14. served at 6:3®. the committee will CoagrifT and Mrs. William of Lowell Tlie leader will be Mrs. Orpha Wing. furnish the meat and drink. A short were also guests. Dale Hauer of Western State Nor­ program will be given followed by a M1M Eleanor Miller spent from mal spent Thanksgiving holidays talk by Harry Neuman, who Is with Wednesday evening until Sunday । with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John the State Department of Public In­ evening with her parents in Carlton I Hauer struction. Mr. Nestnan U i former township. . -—-— - .... r.n- wnn.n1 Mr and Mra. Will Warner enler2t“l. | C. M. Benedict's spent Thanksgivgraduate of thc Nashville school. itfr« moniiu from th* .ut» of tbi. nr.i-r tained for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Llebhauser at-1 ing with Glenn Miller's In Carlton. tended the funeral of Charles W. H. F. Miller and family returned •n*Hi.*ir ran.* tb*ir an>w*r or an.wrr. Baly6at of East Lansing and Mr. Hoskins Tuesday at Battle Creek. to their home in Elkhart. Indiana. >pp»«t*d nnd Mra, Harold Warner and family. Nearly ,50 book* have been added after having spent some time with ’ r,a” Ballas Lehman and family of to lhe library here. relatives here. Scottville visited at the home of Rev. and Mrs P. C. Wing Friday afternoon. Mrs. Chas. Winans of Lowell, a cousin of Mrs. Dell Williams passed away Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Williams expect to attend the funeral Tues- COAL Mr. and Mra. D. B. Green called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Satterly of Vermontville Sunday P. M. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sheldon enter- GOOD QUALITY COAL is the most efficient fuel you can buy. Tbe natural, even heat pro“ *’ " " tell you gives a healthful, Don’t delay in ordering your supply. SUGAR Fine, Granulated , 10 ,b- 49c 1001b. bag $4 85 DlaBVBkKUEXTS— EjESFu Butinas City Bank. Dae. tr....... mj. ..J COFFEE . ’t,.1” ’ 8 O’clock Red Cisele Bokar FEEDS, FUEL, LIME J^ND CgMENT Hastings, Mich. «c FUrart 2 27c 6 2 10 29c 21c 15c lb. tin 25c 31c is. u. •t“nB.Ta lor ruiaui. H»»U»rs. MlehUaa.- 65c 1 10c 10c M Ik. Chocolate Bars"-'1-'1 ai.„, g M lb. 1 Armour a I Sugar Cured Whou, itb 10c 25c 25c 25c 10c 19c 25c 15c 10c 13c 174c •*. .. lb. 6c 3 lb*, for 23c Cut Thick from 14c ib. iik lb. IU Ib. llfte c-u lljc lb. lift® tSSrit c-“' c“ M Pure Pork Sausagi £22 . C«, (Priallar balloU. i$8S) ... IJLi.iA WtiLi ARE OKlHiRS All Pries Subject to 3% Sales Tax MA URICK FOREMAX. Treaa. 29c HARD MIXED CANDY Ib. CANDY 100% Filled 2 1b*. FRENCH CREAMS 2 1b*. MARVIN DATES 2-Ib. pkg. RIPE OLIVES can FIGS Carpenter'* Pkg. PEANUT BRITTLE 2 1b*. NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT i pkg. MINCE MEAT Qura Aim. Pkg. CURRANTS H*os. pkg. PORK ROASTS ■SATO'fsr liaatini*. Mlekl«an. Da tad. Kovembar ear. 7, . 19c 55c "How can I get my husband to him when he Intends to buy 19c rolla FRANKFURTS • trip from Dotroil to Hut* moollnc . 29c 25c BEEF ROASTS Kd. Harlan. (Li Mich. Mot XVii M O. Hill (Mr tnaa <T«l*pk«n. c<lU) ____ ... [ItootM R(4nJ -------- ---------- 23c 19c Pink Salmon 1 Bulk Green Tea Quick or Sunnyfield Oats Regular Bluo Labol Karo Syrup 5 Maitar Brand Mustard Apple Butter 2 2 Chase & Sanborn Coffee Crisco 3 lb-lia> 8Se Northern Tissue Canvas Gloves 2 •*>'•>■* 6 Jersey Gloves 2 vain 6 Excel Crackers C~L± Sodaa Chocolate Drops w*'lk‘ 2 Chocolate Bars 2 RING BOLOGNA OYSTERS Le 25c SPARE RIBS ':£rt.zxi r. Mlchiraa. 4< 49c Calumet Baking Powder Sunbrite Cleanser 25 k,‘ 69c Corn Meal, Yellow B« ■u 25c Bulk Prunes lb. pkg. Macaroni •' 37c Sauerkraut 1 Mlss^ Amy Hartwell entertained Will Iona Cocoa 2 Raisins s-'-d J.'j, 29c Swiss Steak D,ri#i401 «C ">• roll. BEEF SHORT RIBS •f*'ld*"UXOTICE OF 8 A LB. ,k 5 ,b- *>•* 21c Pancake Flour Soap Chipi E Waldorf Tissue HM Ik. Rolled Oats Tall Boy Soups Baking. Powder P&G or Kirk. Fl.k. WMU So.p Peril Ro*«t»u“ F'“h Pheae 2257 49c BEEF POT ROASTS COAL SAVES FUEL-DOLLARS ! Smith Brothers elte & Company S3c 2 lb.. 25c GROUND BEEF Our trucks are ready to give immediate and clean delivery, when you want and the way you 49c $1.09 6 Bulk Lard n n nOHlS CMAMOERY MOTICB. 10 Bulk Brown Sugsr Pillsbury Flour Ik 13c life Dipp, and family on � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-12-19.pdf ca15f36425a6d25b286d98af275fd04e PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-N1NTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, DECEMBER 19, 1934 PAGES lto8 SEVENTY-FIVE AT Hastings Churches Plan gREAT ADDRESS ENCAMPMENT Special Christmas Services BYDR.flURNHAM WHAT NAME DO YOU SUGI GEST FOR CENTENNIAL! SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS QUESTS AT PINE LAKE CAMP, DECEMBER 12 L. E. Barnett, chairman of the PIONEERS HAD HARD EXI u Rev. Jolin V. Dillon came Friday [committee whloh ta arranging for PERIEN0E8 AND PEW ■ to begin his duties as pastor of the (the observance, in 1936, o» the cenPLEASURES // St. Rose church. He was educated , tennlal of the first settlement in this , , at st. Paul's Seminary. St. Paul. city and in several townships, ha? I r-r-rr-r. / I ,MUU1- the same college Fr. Geller at(received a long letter from the LETTER WRITTEN BY tended, being ordained on ChristDCU DAl/tn Dilou ’masdayinim For the past eleven mending the ldea,\lso the plans to ! REV. DAVID BUSH year, he )uu been an assistant at make it an outstanding eve*nt and ------------- (the Church of the Annunciation, promising the fullest cooperation. was First Preacher to the near Park view and jeffereon Ave. 1I Lively — ------ ■ is * *being •----- manifested ---------Interest in Detroit, so this is his firet Dos­ in toe >50 cash in prizes offered for. Then Village of Hastings torate Story of Birth of Christ Child to be Told in Song and Sermon 8 E 8 Q UI ■ CENTENNIAL MEETING SUNDAY - NIGHT (Your Chance to Win One of the Prixes Will Close January 1 NUM! EARLY METHODISM F."J0KKJGOV'T HOUSlItl IN CITY AND CO. ■ ICT1SL Church MICH. BANKX1T ASSOCIATION > In this city the various churches presented unto Him gifts; gold, and ! ------ —— are planning special Christmas frankincense and myrrh." Saint | ALL PARTS OF COUNTY DEAN MELBY WAS Matthew 2:11. In addition there will • vi vvvi, i i NIZING HOMES services, telling In song and sermon PRINCIPAL SPEAKER WERE REPRESENTED be special Christmas music and sing- , rw „ i the story of Jesus* U11 birth . ___— n and the ef- Ing by the church choir. CAN BE FINANCED I ZZthe whole Pupils Gave Demonstrations w„\d°-Ibru^ne'-pi^s At five o'clock in the .afternoon Crowd of 600 Heard the Adworld, bringing "Peace r ■ worm, onuging trace <■■■»and good will SzplalM Xo« there will be a Christmas tree and nkni*7k Of Health Work as Taught to all mankind.-’ Following arc the play for toe scholars of the Sunday; dreBB Choir of 75 Led Eanka and Oovenuaent programs as given to the Banner: . in County's Schools School, their parents and friends. ! the Singing [the best name for this centennial. in the Year 1841 | Hasting, people welcome Father First United Brethren. TlY‘ flU od*Z.w8ch°01 ylU “J*?. “! Despite toe bad road, and itormy : -------CoopmU 4 Seventy-five school board mem­ ;The rules governlngUhe contest were • • iDlllon to this city and hopehlsstay A beautiful and sacred program of wcamer. 600 ooo people attenaea me , given Irt the Banner last week. The 1 1 * h*1* lhcTP । here may be happy and auoceasful 8ur,dJ,> mo7^’18 .“l n,*5 • weather. attended the,gh®n bers from Barry county attended the M immediately following the .___ ____ ___________ ... soaunumeuk ov inc Harry ChrUtmns carols and Scripture A. M. the _____ of the Hasting, Rotary Club Monday seMiul-centenntal celebration al toe [contest will close on January !. For-'W11‘ “PPear In the Banner many | - ---------------- <> > Encampment .pmuturca sponsored by the Barry 1 County School Coinmssloner and the ; £*“**'‘ at preaching service. Methodist Episcopal chureh Sunday ward the name you suggest to L. E. things relating to the early history rDTF A I nnTBl’fl Barry Oounty Health Department. P d Emmanuel Episcopal. evening. Every part of Birry coun- [Barnett, chairman of the program Of this city and county. This will rKrr I I lit- U k This Encampment was hqjd Decernn\?t’hr-n?hnrri’ m J soclation. He explained the provtaty was choir represented. was a !must committee. name bwau.v of J 1LUHLII I UllLlI U The traditional Christmas Mid­ chorus of aboutThere 75 members. embody The the idea that proposed the cenof th* rvnti-nnini Centennial nt of ihnI the II HUL. U U ber 12 at the w *c *r-iirw vcnn.it First United Brethren church in the ions of the National Housing Act K" r. o Mcswr- night Choral Eucharist will be on reprexntlng several churches In toe tennlal Is not only a local, but also a nrsl «Ulement In Hastings and in HI f I IT pTnillH and how it relates to Barry county. The principal speaker was Dean ry* &<u‘u>r- The >-oun8 and Christmas eve. Monday. Dec. 24. at The National Housing Act was set E. O. toe D^S choir, are to lead the music, 11:30 o ii.su ociuck u>c mimanuci county. This choir was led by for-(county affair. - ----------Many letters —have — al---------several -- of ----- toe — — townships ----------- of — this ■ 1 ’clock at thebiEmmanuel Epis- tpisosl™., ,John w. c Ketcham, .ready -------- ----------- ------------copal church, announce* the rector, imcr .mer evugr congressman. «*en ------------received. The chance—is county, to be celebrated in 1936. of Education from Northwestern Un-1 ,M°n<Uym the National Housing Administra­ Dm.- t aThe musi­ of this city.of The this hymns cltv. The selected hvmns selected open, and stillwill open, be until and will January be until January i ...,., ... the Rev. j. a. McNulty. i We are privileged, this week ‘ o ’ nnRTRTMAfl — WATTWvva iverslly. He gave a very interesting 7.30, “ * pmem ol much hSwrleal MATINE®8 tion. The government called Co its cal program for this service U given were all familiar. There were plcn- I •talk on toe responsibility of achool. 8,V'"Hby ‘h®‘ aid in that work the beat talent tills ly of hymn books so that the enure! herewith: boards. He emphasized the neces- d‘?n* “nd u’e olIcrlJ 8 ,of ,V}L (interest to the |>eople of this city SCHEDULED FOR DE­ country lias produced in business congregation could participate, " ally of school board, taking an in- lb^nI«®Sf tou Prelude—Organ, piano, violin and which they did In a hearty manner. I administration and credits. Hie . and county. It is a letter written by OEMBER 24 terest In tlw physical condition of o,d P®°Ple u 11 b*- received at this cello. credit men of the General Motors It was inspiring to hear such con1 ’ the first preacher who ministered in —'-------school buildings, toe welfare ofi«®"ice. Bring your Christmas Processional Hymn—"Hark, the greyatlotial singing Acceptance Corporation, the General „“~i—One number SSi „ «U ed card, nllrt wd —u.relopr., . ............ .. "Ite .. . “ I atn— VlncH reU, rarH( nveInrw-.k Herald Hastings—Rev. David Bush—who MANAGER RAY BRANCH tnrald Angels lnMl, Sing Ql,ro"_ * . . . . ”—Mendelssohn. * Electric Company, and others quits was given by the choir alone. There ramp In in 1841 1041 to the tin- then th—tt village of II came as noted are serving in attempting to catlonal program. He brought out I Flnt Preabyterian. Kyrle—Mozart. were twn numbers bv two qjimbers by a miartettc quartette nt of ten or a dozen houses, being sent I ASK S CO-O PERATION apply the National Housing Act. He the importance of the boards* duty! On Sunday morning. December Gradual Hymn—"Silent INight. wind instruments, which contitbhere as a missionary by the Michi-' explained that there are 17400400 in acquainting the people in a com- 23. there will be a »pecial Christmas Holy Night"—Traditional. uted much to the enjoyable program. z*z\t gan uonierence Conference ol of the Methodist Advance Reservations Re­ homes tn this country. Of these 3,___ _ „ Kan munity of the special activities car- service at 10:30 o'clock. The pastor, Gloria Tlbl—Mozart. . Prayer was offered by Rev. Mc­ COL. BUTTERFIELD TELLS Episcopal church, ----- L, receiving from quested to Assist to Ar­ ried out in the school. (Rev. John Kitching. D. D. will Gratios Tlbl—Mozart. Kean ol Middleville and the con­ : that body for such work the prtneeOF PLANS FOR FISH * Supt. D. A. VanBusklrk of toe I preach from the text "When they Nicene Creed—Mozart. gregation was dismissed with the ily sum of >40 per year! Of course, ranging Program The Michigan set-up, formed to Hastings schools talked on toe had opened their treasures, they LAKE ESTATE (Continued on page six) benediction pronounced by Rev. he was expected to get something— Although Ray Branch, manager in this state, u U iwaaheaduiiMwmcr of ui apply the Ad *u health program as carried out in a ■ Loomis of Freeport. • but not very much—from the local the strand theater here, had ex-|ed by George Burke of Ann Arbor, | Very fittingly and feelingly Mr. typical city school In Barry county. iruTCm ahdict people interested In his wbrk. NOTICE TO MOTHERS. peeled to have a complete schedule,one of Ui® state’s leading attorney!, CLUB ANO CAMP FOR He spoke of the W. K. Kellogg Foun- DELIGHTFUL vu CHRISTviiiiiv/i Ketcnam Ketcham introduced me the speaker or of 1 In 1878. 37 years after he first ar- •or tile Free Kiddies* Christmas show Heartily cooperating with him is the datton's activity with toe probit tn of ( -------— 1,,ormcr ---------- • me MAS-------------CAROL------------SERVICE , ---------P^lowlnK Of theevening, evening. ur. Dr. aiiiiin Smith Durnuam. Bumham. CHILDREN IN PROSPECT rived in Hastings. Rev. Bush visited here Dec. 24. ready for publication (Michigan Bankers Association itiho uhoul ounviuc .years, ____ non-readers. He told of the assist- | year,, every child In this city may head of ...» department of [this city and gave an address, tell­ ------------I be remembered with toys for Christ- lhc western State Teachers college — The building Industry is third tn once given in other problem cases. nt hl« —YTv-rl—« —c this week, so few advance reserveTeachcrs Again Present a I Owner —— I> Operator of Larg. ,1 In,, "'g wnnthtner ““'“>in«or hU eagrleneee u Hons have been made that this will (importance in thia country. In nofMrs. George H. Fingleton. a board of Kalamazoo. — I ---. „ a. 6 the pioneer preacher. He was re- be Impossible. About all he can mal times >7.000400,000 would be re­ i The PrecedBoy Scouts are a *free member from the .Waloome Corners Fine Program . having “— --------------------n.t nt — »x(quested to write the substance of his Mr. Burnham stated that last 1 est Chain of Motion Picstate is that the first performance, quired in building operations. Last church summer school, described the school medical he .uiterf visited England. One!I ed by Play I toy shop at the Presbyterian ______________ •unmer he ture Theaters in State (sermon, especially that part of it will start at one o’clock in the after- year this had dropped to >7004004tO. social rooms on Saturday. Dec. 22. Sunday he was in London, where he and dental examination program .। wumui which *pertained to his work In this neen. noon. Admission will be by ticket*'The,government's figures show that and of the Interest of parents in her ।. Central auditorium was well filled (where mothers may go and select wished to attend Wesley Chapel. Col. Walter 8. Butterfield, oper-1----------county.. He He did did this. sendiRK his his this, sending Ion Sunday afternoon — for — the carol'toys for their children. Of community. • —-- --------------------------- «- — ------- -------------—course --------- where John Wesley preached for a,w of the largest chain of theaters letter to Judge Sherman C. Prtndle. only and en attempt will be made to .one-third of the people now depend| Ing on welfare aid come from the These talks were followed by a service given each year by toe I this applies only to those mothers many years. Wjsiey had declared ln Michigan, owns a large piece of [ who had held U>e office of probate take care of rural districts first. Judging by former years, a crowd (building trades industry, due to ths dinner which was provided by the I teacher, of the city schools at whose children would otherwise that the "world is my parish,". This l>rclKr‘y oa Fish lake a few miles (judge of this county for sixteen cf several hundred children . Is • tremendous drop in building operaCamp. The first speaker on theaft- Christmas time, under the direction have no Christmas gifts, Sunday visitv proved that Wesley's (ff°m Hastings In Orangeville town- years, renting retiringin 1877. Judge Prin— j v.w.m u.u, --------• -------------------— ui ioii . juoge t-rmlikely to attend. Mr. Branch 8** | tions. ernoon program was Dr. M. r. I of Supt. D. A. Van Buskirk. | Mrs. Abcn Johnson and the camp -.t the , >. i.i. work was ___ ’ ,shin ’mf «ivui V1IV . vision of effect of hU ,h|-P YTl-i-pntlv Recently in •wiL'i conversation with one Ul of... the uiuiiccr pioneer - In --- Im. u-lfk. ------ die w.e was |from MIC There are five titles to the act. In Kinde He told of the work the 1 The first part of the program was Fire girls will be in charge. AU bf true. ..... A ■ Hr,I. Rrnnrh mnnnat-r it.. . of. Rutland. n..,t_. ■ ... . .. . s secured a number of short features little before he entered the | PllV R»y Branch, manager nt of ih* the <3t*nnH Strand •families His father Foundation has done outsideof u,e phiy. "Why The Chimes Rang." । the toys that are left will go in the Chapel a gentleman accosted him.: theater of this city, he told of toc .fami]y settled about a half a mile so tliat he will be able to alter the, Michigan, so far. we arc acting un­ i-i T I , . L , . .. — xuinuy sciLicH aooui a nan a nuie program. according to the number .der title No. 1. which is for the purMichigan The object of the Founda- directed by Miss Ruth M. Robson. I welfare baskets. He learned that Ulis man and his plans he has for developing toe es-.!««), ol lhe A. E BuU fann- knoa11 of performances required to take1 pose of improving homes. MlriugF" tion Is "to promote chUd health and Tills play teaches the lesson of real ----------------- - ----------------------wife were from South Africa. They ~ . I then as Bull's Prairie. The Prin- csre of the crowd. He emphasizes the Bankers are 20 per cent above “ welfare in all of Ita various phase,, glring and put the audience In • jfHE BEST SATURDAY ~ Y;rfleW. J° dles hved the t*™ where the were Methodists, both planning to -II -I.____ will be -... . . .. .. . ___ fact that all who come ac­ .national without restriction as to race, creed mood to enjoy toe carols which folaverage Ln their © attend services at Wesley Chapel. aside a portion of the land for the । first house is now located as one or geographical boundary." Over low<*d. At the back of the stage was I AFTERNOON SALE YET Here were the United Stales, south exclusive use of members of the mo* t turns .toward the village of Irving. commodated and that no children tion. So far, explained Mr. will be turned away disappointed. 150,000 people are now included in “ lighted window lo represent the • ------------Africa and England represented at tk>rj picture industry in Michigan M axur having passed toe Rutland Anyone who has seen these shows Hastings only one loan of (Mk the Michigan Community Health cathedral and the chorus singhig in I j g J(orton Reports the the service. a camping site and resort. UHL ■ cemetery, the house being on the Project. Tills includes the fiya coun- th® distance produced a real church highway after the In action-and has heard the peals der the Housing Act. This la a Al the lime Wesley began his mate)} he hopes ^>®re will be a clUb ;ea5t S|de of of laughter which come from the ter, he declared, in which the t ties— Barry. Eaton, Allegan. Hills- ®ff®ct. It i* a beautiful story for Largest Crowd and Larg°US€, .?*e. projK:‘ n lurn made. (Continued on page eight) young audience, realize that It is a cannot be expected to solicit 1 dale and Van Buren. He described the Christmas season. eg^ Offering’s comp etedwiU attract a number of( BuMh w „ evidently . man of Carols of of various various countries countries were were uiieringa (Continued on oaae three) I। Carol, 6 fAmiiie. k. in... mllies n™ now engaged m In .the thea- good -ucaUon M can be reen from fine opportunity to give youngsters (tonunuca on pa«e uireci K. I J sung and as a special selection ,the J- e E-. Norton, Norton, toe the auctioneer, auctioneer, rere- WILL PAY ALL THE a great time at no cost whatsoever. between banks and those who bcal business each year both tn „ eu„ His QC5cnp 'chorus splendidly rendered "The [Ports that last Saturday's aucUon a perusal of llu his ,letter. descrip-. in building materials. Every < COVERT BONDS ----------- --------ROAD ----------------- JclllBan ,su^°“"tS ng aUtes- 'tlon of meetings held In various SUGGESTION TO ;HaheluJah Chorus" from Handels |at the fair grounds was in every spent under the Housing Act ■ a • m ------------- » n !Bc a so hopes to build a camp for parts of the county especially of LOSES FINGER IN TUC f»ITV rniuuril "Messiah." The processional was way the largest, most satisfactory n Oounty Treasurer Maus Ex- ।use of the under-privileged on the oU1 Uine meetmS wiU te FOOD GRINDER • nt Ul I I LUUliUlL. (especially well done, all wearing ^bc best Uiat has been held (especially well done, all wearing ■O .r -V Sir vestments, the ladles carrying light- (there this year. The crowd was not pects to Do That by of Partlcular interest. Hia letter to , u evcn .now making efforts tO|jlldj{e prtndle reads as followsWarren .Roush Suffers the Erection Of Warning Signs vd candics and the min had old (onl5’ large but all seemed^lnterested , In Charlotte, he declared, so bring this ' lanterns. | In what was offered. There wap I January 11 ।bring this plan plan into into being, being, Mr. Mr. Near Hospital and Oeme- I'stylo Losa-of Part of His rvumFv Judge This U always one of the finest । more and better livestock than had County TV...,,,., Treasurer rL. P F. Maus has i Branch says. ... . .. , 8 „ Prtndle. .. ’ levcnts of the Christmas season and 'been previously offered at Saturday 'called in >9.830 of the >11.220 of outand mcRlmi I BrOther:— under the Housing Act. In addii tery a Convenience ________ ,. Third Finger >12.000 will be expended there issed [afternoon iafternoon sales. sales. standing Covert road bonds which'"f®” °L , 'au“ev*Ue and motion on the 13th of January 1878, in A suggestion was recently made to , those who failed lo attend missed Warren Roush met with a painful (Continpod oo page gt») aiPlcture b.U4^'e^1 *n B®- [the Methodist church al Hastings, ( Th The next sale will be held on Bat- [this this county owes. This will leave a *».. Ub]|C spirited clti। '* nMt the Banner ».y by a p public, citi­ a real treat. 0. He 8lnnl2B ln Battle Creek in 1904. he j gaVc a history of my early itiner- accident on Sunday which he doesn't urday, December 29. Those who (balance unpaid of only >1,390. zen. which the writer thinks b care to repeat. __.,inow has an enterprise with affilla- ant work t-v.- churi.h bv waniu CONTRIBUTIONS FOR have property they wish to offer at hopes to be able to pay this small W the United st—tea. ‘S®. 1 worth considering. THEY MUST APPLY that sale, such os livestock, farm'balance before the end of the year. i . --------- —. ... . .------- inju rvqueaica me io Kive in writinK Roush was manipulating a food . -It was suggested that the city CHRISTMAS BASKETS .. clean — manacement end of his buiineu Cl. ....... . . WITHIN THIRTY DAYS tools, furniture, etc., should get in That will up...all. of The Barry coun­ ought to place warning signs near grinder al his store, when a customer -------------touch with and list their property ty's bonded indebtedness. Riverside cemetery and near Pen­ came In. He turned around to pull Organizations to City Are buU‘Un* At one time In the history of the nock hospital. In many cities Voters Dropped From List by with Mr. Norton. His residence 13 the electric switch and in some way Urged to Give Full 522 W. Grand street. county the outstanding Covert road there are signs on either side" of got his hand onto the grinder in­ City Clerk Can Bo bonds reached nearly >400.000. In "hospital property reading. "Quiet. stead. The third linger on his left Co-operation Reinstated recent years there have been no Cov­ field he was associated with larK®! aend you the following BICYCLE CONTEST Hospital Zone." Tills is for the pro­ hand was cut off at the first joint S S'. «“*» m I rode In­ ert roads built in this county, so the As required by law. City Clerk tection of those driving in or out of before lie could pull his hand out of WON BY DARREL DEAN bonded indebtedness has been grad ­ the hospital grounds as well os being Rogers has been sending notices to ure pari ol hU buuneu or Uu and ,1^,^.“S th’ danger. number this year is unusually ually extinguished. It is believed it <„™'a coon.,,. home on OnU ,.ke a kindness to the patients. Our own the nearly 400 persons on the regis­ He has suffered considerably from owns u country’ home on Gun |bkc „ . and the cooperation of Hai Pennocx hospital is so situated that tered voting lists of this city, who Feldpausch Food Center Pre- ■will vanish by the end of thia year.' where he spends his summers. He fere,1C( the Injury but is gaining nicely and people and organizations is c people driving In or out of the-failed . to vote at any election since aenta Prixei to Ten Young thankful It was no worse. ( at a time when there was almost a grounds are liable to be hit by cars the general election in 1932. Two Salesmen frenzy in Michigan for good toads. It d.U,hr ta dojn. uuno of such failure automatically coming suddenly up the hill from years : tb. elvu KUSLi enjoy your own dinner better if you the west, without warning. A good takes ' one's.name off the voting list. About two months ago the Feld- 'enabled the majority owners of betterment of the community. that at once inspired me with con­ many drivers seem to think they The ' city •clerk is sending notices to pa use h Food center started a spe- Iproperty along a given highway to fidence anrf hope. Permit me here have the right of way regardless of ithose whose names have been drop­ clal, merchandising event in which isecure its improvement, which they PRIMARY INTEREST could not otherwise do under laws an ambulance, a funeral car, or oUi- ped. । telling them of that action and contestants entered a special selling । MRS. EDITH STEVENS. ' MONEY RECEIVED pie of Hastings. Without an excep­ As Mrs. Edith Stevens has decided All of the luncheon, social, fraterru lnformin|i them that they must ap­ campaign. The contestants were boys ias they existed before the Covert er type of vehicle. The same thing holds true at Rlv- ply ; for a continuance on the regis­ and the first award was a bicycle. The ,Act was passed. At that time the tion in all my Itinerant experience |p quit fanning she will have an church and .patriotic organisational tration list witMn thirty days. The contest closed December 15th with <country was prosperous and people Rate of Apportionment In I never met with a warmer recep­ auction at her place three miles west erslde cemetery. Doubtless the city council could <cord sent to such voters contains Darrell Dean winner of the bike with <didn’t seem to mind taxes. They have tion than I did at Hastings, although of Hastings on M-37. with J. E. Nor­ County Is $2.57 Per which to notice: purchase and erect such signs at this i 20319 votes. Another of the winning Ibecome exceedingly tax conscious in there was not a professor of religion ton as auctioneer. The list includes "You may continue your registra­ workers was Roderick Newton with :recent years. Il is very probable that In the place. Jsmail cost and people coming into Census Child 2 horses. 2 extra good Guernsey Hastings might drive more carefully tion i non oy signing the by tnc statement below oeiow 18.843 18,843 votes ana and the me pnxe prixe ao.tw. >5.00. The *nc Ithe Covert act will never be utilized There were at tills time, if my cows. 3 heifers, hogs, chickens, feed, The final apportionment of the Christmas taaktta. and returning It to this office or by (third prize >3.00 was won by Huagain in Barry county. near the hospital and cemetery. i memory serves me. some ten or and farm tools. Harold Smith will applying tn person.” The state- bert Bronson with 14.210 votes. There buildings in Hastings. The clerk the sale. See adv. on another rate of >2.57 per census child, a to- twelve ' ment below reads: **I hereby certify I were seven other boys with high MISS IONE CATTON (Continued on page five) LOCAL DEBATERS LOSE page. 'tai of >15,874.89 for tho county. A thetr gifts on that I still reside at the address (votes winning >1.00 each. Roman TO CONDUCT CLASSES check for half of tills amount has TO LANSING EASTERN from which I am registered and ap-{Feldpausch reports the campaign a been received and the other half, Hastings High debaters dropped a ply for continuance of registration." success and is very appreciative of Teacher Training at Metho­ will be sent about Dec. 28th. This Several of these cards have been the support given these coming close decision to a team from Lan­ will make a total of 110.41 per cen- dist Church From Jan. sing Eastern Ln the second slate signed and returned to the clerk. In young salesmen. sus child or a total tor the county league debate in the High school au­ many other cases voters have moved 7 to 11, Inclusive 1bf >64.302.57 for this year of primary INSTALLS OFFICERS. ditorium here Thursday evening. Pro­ away or have died so that ho reply interest money. The apportionment Mrs. Georgina Bauer. Worthy The Barry County Sunday School for the townships is as follows for fessor Floyd K. Riley of the Univer­ is expected. Lrenhalh. 3210. Your assistance will Council will hold Us annual Teach­ sity of .Michigan-speech department, HIS 18 THE Christmas Season. It should be greatly appreciated.-Mrs. JohnATTENTION MOOSE. Mrs. J. M. Townsend were in Low­ ers' Training classes in the Metho­ tills last >2.57 per child: who served as judge, said that the No. on Next regular meeting of Loyal Or­ ell on Thursday evening where the dist church in Hastings, January 7 -teams were very evenly matched. Census start on Saturday afternoon, as. der of Moose Is on Friday evening. former installed the officers of Cyc­ to 11 inclusive. Miss Ione Catton, The local team consisting of Ruth > 822.40 k Assyria ............ 320 Ing the items, labelling baskets Dec. 21. Members please attend and lamen Chapter No. 94. Mrs. Town­ our state authority on religious Hathaway, Vernon Wintager and Baltimore ........ 248 63736 . packing of non-perishable foods' send assisting as marshal. Dinner training of children, will teach a Doris Shute, defended the negative share In the building up of one of Barry ................ 269 691.33 ner fully realise*, u We all do, that economic condiltons are preceded the ceremonies and the of ­ the greatest organisations in the course on "Worship" and Rev. Mc ­ side of the school aid question. Carlton ---------- 422 1.084.54 will insure earlier delivery of ficers were presented with lovely world. Good lunch after meeting — Kean of Middleville will teach a. Hastings* next appointment in the Castleton--------- 583 1,49831 Christmas boskets ou Monday. giftsA, foundation course on "Old Testa­ debate series has not been named. By Order of Comm. Hastings --------- 196 503.72 ment." The debate will be held however. erally as well fed, nor have they as many. Hosting, City . 1277 338189 With these two splendid leader. February 15, away from Hastings. Hope ____ ____ 234 60138 It Is hoped that teachers of all age The local team will defend the affirm­ Irving -------------- 360 925.20 groups will take advantage of these ative side’of the question and the Johnstown .... '259 665.63 • splendid courses. Both of these the past spring and summer, we have enough food in thia team will consist of Dwight Ferris, 768.43 . Maple Grove . 299 cou.-ms will give a credit if the as­ Homer Yeckley and Marian Hewitt. Orangeville ... 269 69133 School classes and GAIN the BANNER wishes to call its signed work Is done. The enrollment Prairieville .... 250 64'2 50 fee is 50c and the purchase of the ART FULLER GETS ALL­ readers* attention to the advertising col­ 188 Rutland ............ 483.16 this purpose. At the Joint improvement in business and industry. book may be sliared with two or Thomapple ... 476 1.22332 the American ’ STATE RECOGNITION umns of thia week's issue. Hundreds of inches three thus reducing toe expense. Woodland ........ 351 902.07 Classes will begin at 7:00 o'clock of advertising have been purchased by Has ­ Yankee Springs 176 45232 Star H. H. 8. Tackle Given P. M-, and last for two hours with a glfU. which Is spirit and life. It is a time when we should be thinking af tings city merchants to tell their stories of >1547448 | short intermission between toe two Honorable Mention on Dick Totals _____ 6177 showing the real others less fortunate than ourselves and of what we can do periods. new goods arriving, special prices quoted and Remington's Team Last year our enrollment was over TO ' PRAIRIEVILLE lo help them. will buying opportunities being offered during the Dick* Remington. Detroit sports fifty. Every Bunday School teacher TWP. TAXPAYERS. life. writer, who picks the official all- [ in the county is urged to come for I will be in Prairieville on Dec. 22. next few days. They are telling you the state high school football team1 lias TRUTH and are doing everything possible given Art Fuller of Hastings hon- • gether.—Mrs. a. W. Woodburne, 27; at Delton State Bank Jan. 3; at arable mention at the tackle poelCounty Leadership Training advisor. home every Friday to collect taxes. to merit your patronage. In almost every in­ tion. This is the first time since Otis L. Boulter, TO HOPE TWP. TAXPAYERS. stance shoppers will save money in buying Fred Parker graduated that a Has-. I will be at the National Bank. suspicion and doubt that the Spirit of tings player has been thus honin Hastings rather than in some nearby Urge Hastings. Dec. 15 and each Satur­ LIBRARY HOURS. day including Jan. 5; at Cedar city. It is at Uast fair to raad what your * During the Christmas vacation. IIlL Ul I H fl I U I llflllLI MAY DEVELOP BARRY PROPERTY | •> local Merchants have to say. NOTICE TO THE PVBUC.' house will be closed on .Monday, to the Banner U informed. dale, Dec. 20 and Jan. 3 from 8:00 till 2:000. o’clock, to collect taxes and sell dog licenses. . * Henry Bergman, open evenings only twice during the week. Wednesday and Saturday eve­ nings during that time, from 7 to 9. Other hours as usual. Jean Barnes, Librarian. 1 One Auction Safe QHjrtaimaa ■mm through good �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1», 1M4 ITY-FIVE AT EN­ CAMPMENT DEC. 12 D««a Z. 0. M«lby of Northwester* VBIvoraity Was DEPT. COMM. LESJURY GIVES VERDICT TER MOODY COMING! TO ARCHIE KERMEEN INJURED BY FALLING TRE* DoWllng ou Tuesday met with the men working with him had tied t and Jill—Mason Thomas and •a Lou Outeleln. Fourth DUt. American Le-Brin€« Dama<e Suit Against gion and Auxiliary Gon| Robert Ohadwick— vention January 27 | °®*’ VCUblUU DBDUaiJ « l SECRETARY McFAYDEN SPOKE HERE TUESDAY LOCAL NEWS JOHN CARTER IDEN­ TIFIES SCHOOL PUPILS Orangeville; Olenn Townsend, who was cremated In a bam fire in Da-, ------------- bank. California; Vina Oanpcn De- *lt.nd.d School In DUtriot A nine pound daughter was born Number 1, Orangeville nue: 8teren carter of Irvine town- in December 1871 their ixxne on Friday. Dec 14. The city fathers on Friday evening granted a two weeks' vacation to brought lo Pennock hospital where Robert Mills, night driver of the er an old picture of a distr1ct school Yankee Springs. The actkai grew city fire truck. it waa found he had a broken ankle in Orangeville township, dated In and an injured back. He Is doing as Dinner will be served at 12:30, the out of an automobile accident Feb­ Alex T. kfcFedyen. secretary of place to be announced later. ruary 9 this yeaL which the Banner member of the Heatings Fire De­ December. 1871. In that article we well aa possible. __________ Grand Rapid* Chamber of Com­ It U expected that Leiter O. mentioned at the time, it appears partment by the common council at county who was a pupil at that time merce, gave a timely address to the Moody of Port Huron. Department that Mrs. Kermecn was riding in a their meeting Friday evening, . and could identify the people In lhe gfty Alsctnaed very Interestingly the FIRST WARD P. T. A. - - ----------I Commercial Club at its noon meet- Commander of Michigan, will be lhe car to Battle Creek, the car being Good Will church ladies are hav­ picture. function* and responsibilities of a CHRISTMAS PROGRAM xev.rd.n speaker, bringing an interesting driven by Mrs. Roy Lee of thia City. ing chicken supper and play, "Such JBoard of Education. 8upL D. A John Carter of Orangeville town-' sured the local body, representing message. Robert L. Chadwick, of Yankee As We Can't Use.” Thursday night. VanBuaklrk told Ikow the health ship was one ot the pupils, so came Springs, was driving toward Has­ Children 8ing Carols and the bu*inea* and industrial Interests , tings. There was a car ahead of Mrs. Burdette Sutton had the mU- 'in the office on Saturday and gave ---------------------------------------------county's graded schools and Mn Present “The Doll that the tiie radiator fortunc to fall on Monday and the names of the other pupils and mas gift this suggestion is made— "• hlmi.- It appears .that Alma Fingleton discussed the health terested in all matter* that pertain hl^ due> fo ta u cap had blown 06 from the car break her right wrist. She will have teacher. While the picture was oonShop" >tn nart of lean Leglan.^or if he U already a »bead. „ ' to the dKTlnnmrnt development nf of anv any port ao n... that _a lol of ateam ___ waa Th following program was ' western Michigan; and if his Asso­ member. pajT his wife'v. hi» moth- «c»Ping. It waa a bitter cold day. An auditor, from the state auditor Mra. Maude Smith was chalrmantffnte^y tto tfret Ward chUdm al cututM1 CM11 „ OI Bliy ciation can be of any assistence to Their pretent names and loca­ of the afternoon *e**lon and Dr. th* P.i' Hastings in the promotion of its er's. his daughter's or his alater'a Thp e«»*nt happened a mile south general's department, is auditing the dues In the Auxiliary Tliey would Bedford. Mr. Chadwick attempt- books in lhe county offices. This is tions are aa follows: Teacher. Miss M. R. Kinde gave a very' good re’ business enterprises he assured them appitciate it as would the Poet or cd to pass the car ahead of him. got a yearly event, but usually there are Addle Ritchie, now deceased, a cous­ port of the aceomplUhments of the • that that cooperation would be Unit. , over onto the aide of the road where in of Harry Ritchie of HasUnga; two auditors. Bam Oountv Health Department accompanied by Elaine Malcolm and ... . _ during Uu“pist year FiUe Edw.rrf* rhrtatmax Five Chevrolet cars are to be pre- Mrs L*® »“ driving, and lhe two The Branch school P. T. A. and Bill Cook, now a radio announcer Christmas carols carols were w*rt. wh-_ u sung by ______ ajrroup (^children chosen '^to us^'the^iEtin^^m sented by the Department of Michin Kalamazoo over WKZO; Ida cars «»Ulded. Mrs. Kermeen died vmiaiUMU _ . .•■i*v»u unu Christmas piugiiun program win will uc be rFriday riunj Harry K. Oidlcy. lhe sanitary en- from all grades' The program was the"arand Rao- ,<<h igah to 10 e,ch each ot of the nvc five lonM zones ln in Ul the ® before t she h®1rtae reached ,h®d the Btf11® p™* — «- night. Dec. 21. Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Cappan Lykins at Kalamazoo; Flor­ St ’&tate' M award’ for membership, hospital. Mrs. Lee was seriously tn- Wilcox will report on Character ence Powers ivea, Martin; George gtoeer. diaeuwed "School SanIla- concluded by a pantomime called "}®kt *^5? mUv SKSt W 8howlng lhe P"’ Ju"d hT, ,<Mt lhe --------------------------------------------tton." particularly the water supply •The DolL Shop. Following is the B. Townsend, who still resides in the Building. Everyone welcome. and the toilets llustratlng It with list of characters:— thUriivtocent®8c of membership increase arm The suit was an action for The fire alarm Saturday fore­ old No. 1 district, later named the tehart* and model*. I storekeeper--Douglas Paine. noon-was caused by the burning of a Carter district: Charles Powers of Grand Rapids; Ethel Rice Parsons Mi** Helen Linn outlined the five chimney at lhe residence of Mrs. D. Lady Buyer—Elaine Malcolm. feemed so much Interested In M-37. . tem wUJ lue(j—l0 points for each Attorney Kim Sigler. Chadwick by M. Stuart on West Walnut street. at Kalamaaoo; Goldie Townsend Little girl—Georgia Will. but the fact that so much trade membership of the Post quota. Each Attorney L- E. Barnett. The case The chimney burned itself out with­ Burkett of Detroit; Ira D. Town­ county by the Family Health Coun­ Fairy—Elsie Edwards. from thia part of lhe country is now send. Charlotte; Frank Cook, where­ -------------------■“ • i WH> hotly contested. The principal selors after which Dorothy Potter out causing any damage. Bride and Groom Dolls—Richard diverted to other cities, because we membership in by February 1, 9 unknown; John Carter, and Clara Gillett of the Barryville ] Paulin and Pauline Fingleton. points; March 1. 8 points; April 1. point for the jury is the effect of Judge McPeek was called to De­ abouts have a paved outlet to the south, is school explained the project they 7 points; May 1. 6 points. Any mem­ escaping steam in causing the acci­ troit Monday where he will preside Baby Doll—Marilyn Tolles. making Grand Rapids realize that ber securing 10 new members will dent. had worked out on teeth. Six of in one of the courts there for sev­ Dutch Doi)—Gloria Dick. she must become interested in M-37. belong to the 10 Membership Club; The Jury In the above case re­ eral days. Accordingly circuit court the boys and girls from the North I Sailor Doll—Franklin Bush Hastings is surely concerned In hav­ those getting 20 to lhe 20 Club and turned their verdict late Friday aft­ here was adjourned until January Pine latke school were present and , Japanese Doll—Beverly Myers. ing that highway paved, showed the board how they stand 30 to the 30 Club. The local Post ernoon. awarding to Mr. Kermeen 28. when it is understood that chan­ Walking Doll—Lucille Lawrence. and Unit are Bo-Peep—June Colvin. FALLS AND BREAKS --- ------------~ working -.T—- hard — ‘ to reach damages to the amount of 8450, also cery matters will be taken up. washing their hands before eating. the coats in the case. ARM NEAR WlilST. |thelr membership quota*. Mrs Cora Kick of Carlton received Jack Homer—Keith Ayers. Ii We inWhile walking near the Andrus 1•’ nc understand uiiucrauuia that in* I Mrs. Mrs. Lee i>ce will will a “ telegram *»h»i*ui Tuesday *> m'-bu*; morning •*•| Boy Blue^—Donald Britten bring action against Chadwick for I forming her of the death of her slaI Negro Doll—Maryellen Hale MARRIAGE LICENSES. Service station on Monday. Miss riTTripDAJ n ta/nai eiiiT I Injuries she received In this accident, ter. Mrs. James cook, formerly Mar­ John C- Lipkey. Hastings............. 251 Cowbay Doll—Neil Wellman. Delia Allard had the misfortune to WUN bUI I . _ — . oafa Marl* garetI U.nn.v Henney, of Qattll Bault Rtn Bte Marie. 1 Indian chief and squaw—Buddy turn her ankle and in falling broke NETS STATE $226,431 Mabel Irene Winslow. Hastings ..21 (Green and Mary Lou Smith. Her death occurred Monday night. her arm Just above the wrist. She ! ------------JURY DECIDED THAT Clare A. Grigsby, Cressey •411 Soldier Dolls—Richard Abbey and has gone to her home in Caro for Federal Judge Moinet AdDec 3. aged 80. She leaves her hus­ BURNHAM WAS GUILTY band. a son and three daughters. .37 Stuart Benedict. h few months' stay. । '" r George James, Wilber Tolles. Hor­ _______________________________ proves Stand Taken Found He Entered a Build­ ace pennock and Jack Eaton of this ^wo Years Ago city were arrested Saturday by Con­ ing With Intent to Oom­ TT I Nearly two years ago lhe secretary servation Ofheer George Sumner at F of state. Frank D- Fitzgerald, de­ Myers lake, where they were fishing mil Larceny P manded that the standard Oil com- David L Burnliam. of Kalamazoo, contrary to law. They were brought ► l“n>' of Indiana pay the state »226.was tried a jury drcult before Justice Andrew Matthews 431 49 for allowances it had taken roun lart before week on two Inchakra that same day and a fine of M 00 and costs of 18.85 was imposed In feiling but It did not go where they attended the expected. Instead, swinging around ;Invitad I The laiufence J. Bauer Poet No. - Fullest Co-operation 45. American Legion and Auxiliary of Commercial Club With will entertain lhe Fourth District convention on Sunday. Jan. 27. 1935. Grand Rapids Assn. The Jury tn the circuit court heard I FOOD CENTER Fill your Christmas stock­ ing for LESS .. Make your Christmas dinner cost Less and still have . .. THE BEST Grocer’* Mixed MIXED Brown or White CANDY NUTS ^UGAR Lb. 10c 49 c Clean Quick Soap Chip* 5 Lb. Box 27c TAKE MY ADVICE TRY CR1SC0 NOWI WalnUtS Diamond Brazil Nuts Chocolate Drops Peanuts Roasted 2 Dates FRISCO IT'S THE BEST AND c SUCH GOOD VALUE Tit DICEITIII SHOHTENIK 1 lb. 10c lbs. 25c 9c lb. Rolled Oats 5 Lbs. 25C CHEESE Wisconsin Full Cream lb. 19c APPLES or Hubbardaon 7 25c BANANAS 4 19c SOAP flake white io b.r. 29c kflPV’Q COCO Hard Wat. cwtii. so.P 4 b«r« 19c Fresh EGGS Dozen 26c ter Shells 100 Lbt 1b. . can 20c lb. 23c lb. 18c . OUR MOTHER’S «>1 COCOA 2 lbs. £1C Serve Yourself Phone 2609 XOPAUSH WAKEHOUSE We Buy' Eggs Th? SZ'1."™ ta« W|U1 ““ lnl*nl “ ««nmH Ur• =»'*“lS‘ku u. Mr Fitzgerald decided to revoke ^idera^for^ut f^i? 1X1. their right to do business in Michl- gave a verdict of guilty of the les*gan The Standard Oil Co. brought charge of e’nertog withal retareT^e ^ih^ral^i bre.klng^with'intent to commll^n thc federal district ^ny He WRS charged with taking h?*»Li<.PT tC^?e.1MS|re^e?t 80n’e “rtld“ from Arctic Dairy by ^deral Judge Moinet in Detroit compiny In this city last summer. Oniru2d|h fh»KBaL? **' A Jdnk dealer Kalamazoo, who it qulring that lhe Standard OU C*-m-; u alleged took several thousand dolSk/ Ind. tna.‘Ve fU” *m0U?1 >«rs of property from the same h r W,Ul mt*reat 00 samc to;Plaee. will be tried later. ’ ® ' FUNERAL OF M. O. HILL. H H S DECLAMATION n’ SERIES TO START SOON Funeral services for Morris O. Hill. ,OrV®r U*rr>' °Ount>r clCTk and Woild war veteran, were held at lhe Students of the sophomore and Mew*<xllAA ch^rch Ttuirsday aftfreshmen English claxsra will start Rf'! A declamation clashes soon, accord- offlciaUng agisted by the Knights ing to Albert Becker, debate coach Templar. It was a large funeral and Students have already selected their an wv‘«‘ Interment speeches and are beginning to com- iwas n Riverside cemetery. inlt them to memory. Each English Morri* O- Hill was born in Maple ► class will hold a series of contests, Grove township August 29. 1894, the ► to select three representatives for only son of Mr. ana Mrs. Henry M. k the school elimination contests to Hill. He was married to Miss llah L i be hfld some time during the mid-, Bidelman of Hastings and to this f die of February. union three children were born. F I vs*__________ MurJorie 10. Morris. Jr.. 8. and ►I FINE WOOD BOV. Frjnce. M»ry 1, monllu >1 -Lumbtr' Jack Smith Intend Wl He«»**eUyelnU>c««Hou* M.► : *p«id the holiday a-nh hit old and at the time k . trtend. “Lambee" Jack Hyde, who Lt," Plains waa Paw commander l krioam lar and wide. They will calHw«lw commandety No. M. ? ! ebnile ChtUtmu by ulkln, over S“> w" “un« “ “5““! > I Old Times- aw Mn«ln, pine wood* »' “!?» •.?"!!“? «. OIMwn Council No. 49. R. At 8. M. Blue id »ong>. lodge No. 52. Hastings lodge No. M X Pine Wood Boy. IU A S. M Barry lodge No 13. Cohte boys, if you'll but listen. Knights of Pythias. Hastings Coun­ I'll atog yOu a song. try club, and Commercial club. He It's abodK Jhe pine wood boys was also active in the Hastings Civic And how they get along. Players and on the Boy Scout execu­ They are a JoHx bunch of boys. tive committee. ' So healthy anK.,fine. Surviving are the wife, three chil­ And spend the long cold winter dren, hU parents and two sisters. In chopping down the pine. Mrs Blanche Kirchner of Lansing Some have left their friends and and Miss brace Hill of Hastings. home •$, i 1 And those that they lotfe Saar. DEATH OF MRS. ALBERT And through Michigan wlldwodti WARNER ON SATURDAY. A pathway they do clear. ■■ | Relatives here were shocked to But when lhe winter is over Ifibqr on Saturday of the death that And the sun shines nice and warm morhtog of Mr*. Albert Warner (Eva Tliey return to wife and home Ryan Nd Dearborn. 82. formerly of And start to work the farm. ___ HartlngsNplIowtng an operation al • This song was composed and the Uni vend of hospital. sung by Luther Bennett, lhe Old The family _ _____ i__>®d to Dearborn in' Fiddler.) >— 1917. She was trtKfirst of sb$ sisters• to pass to lhe Grra< Beyond. 8ur-' NE-TOP-PEW GROUP. p iving are the husband^ three sons,• Members of the Ne-Top-Prw ‘ _ Robert. Raymond and WRHam. and1 F Camp Fire Fire ---------------group and- their guard- two daughters. Gertrude and Fran-' b Ian*. Mrs J M Townsend and Mrs. ces The funeral wa* held on TuesV. R Wlninger. were guests at a day morning in the Catholic churqh1 a six o'clock dinner and Christmas at Dearborn which she attended: k party at the home of Mis* Gertrude Burial was in Dearborn. Sincere F Finstrom on Friday evening. A love- sympathy 1* extended to the be-■ F ly birthday cake with candles was reared ones. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taf' served by Mist Marcia Ironside, it' tee and Mfs Gertrude Wilcox of this L being her birthday. A tree with city attended the services on Tues-‘ k gifts was enjoyed and carqb were day. f sung The house was attractively I ■ F decorated in Christmas colors. This REVIVAL MEETINGS F ,group plans losing carol* on ChrUtCONTINUE THIS WEEK. » ma* eve. I The Revival meeting* at Coat* , ------------------ * ® • Grove Church of Christ will conRETURNS FROM NAVtinue throughout this week every AL CRUISE IN TROPICS.'night at 7:30 EvangtlUt W. D. ► Edward Meade of thia city, who is Trumbull in charge. Last Sunday » on the Battleship ‘ Blakney. ' u. 8.1 there wa* good attendance and in­ > j N. has returned to California from terest. a tropical cruise, going to Panama. me subject for Thursday night 1* Cuba and Halil. He writes that- “The Unpardonable Btn.” Friday ’ they are scheduled to go to A laika in *hort service, night, “Pardon." Sal• March. He also sends word to his urday night, short service. Bunday A. ► unde. Chester Engelhardt, who is m Unity. ”Sunday --------_ “Chrtstlon ________ _____ j," eve­ quite a'tliiherman. come tn to CallCail- nln» .> I nuit* ■ flxhrrman to tn rnmp ri ning. ■• n*lmn Origin and Destiny of Man." fr.rniB alirl lie will u 111 show khnw Kim furaia and be him some Christmas entertainment Monday real fish. • night. RECEIVED SENTENCE. Daniel Bumham. charged with breaking an entering for the pur­ pow Of larceny, also with entering and not breaking for the purpose of larceny, pleaded gulljy in the circult court Friday afternoon to the second oOunt, entering • without breaking. The offense was commltted at the plant of the Arctic Dairy Product* Company in this city. Judge McPeek gave 1dm from six months lo five years at Ionia. RECOVERLNG FROM RECENT OPERATION. R B. Walker is convalescing nice­ ly from hU recent operation for ap­ pendicitis. and expects to leave Pen­ nock hospital thU week. While in the Charlotte office of lhe Barry and Eaton Fanners Mu­ tual Insurance Co. of which he u president, he was taken suddenly ill and rushed to Pennock hoejjltal for an operation. His friends arc glad he is convalescing so nicely. SUBJECT TO CALL. Wednesday afternoon Judge McPeek called before him all lhe eighteen members of lhe Jury panel who were not then serving on a jury and dismissed them, subject to later call. Judge McPeek has been summoned to preside as Judge in Detroit be­ ginning this week. As II was nearly tm end of the week, he wished to save the county the expense of keep­ Ing thbejurors here when there would be h^cases for them to try. PARENTS OF A SON. Friends of Mr. and Mrs Clarence CharlUm (Bessie Gingrich) of Kalmaxoo. former residents here, will be pleased to learn of the birth of a spn. Arthur William al New BorASKING SUPPORT. gesa hospital in Kalamaaoo on E D. TUdor. secretary of Hastings Thursday. Dec. 13 He weighed 7 pounds and 10 1-4 ounces. Congrat­ reived a letter Jrom Worshipful Mas- ulations. ter George Weeks of the Masonic lodge al Traverse Qty seeking sup­ OBSERVING BIRTHDAY. port oL the local lodge for Traverse On Sunday. Dec- 33. timer White City's InvilaUou tor the IBM slate Masonic convention. The couven- this oexasion to wish all hU friends tion U always held late In May, and acquaintance* a Merry Christ­ which would bring it to Traverse mas and a Happy New Year. HU City in cherty blossom time, lhe friends in return wuh him many letter points out. more happy birthdays. reminder of former days and child­ hood friends. DEATH OF FORREST JORDAN OF LANSING. Porrest Jordan, 81. died on Satur­ day in Lansing, death being due to heart trouble. Mr. Jordan, whose boyhood home wm tn Wbodland.. married Mlaa Lena Wolcott, twot eons being born to thia union, the three surviving him. Funeral serv­ ices were held on Tuesday after­ noon at two o'clock al the Wood­ land Metixalbt church, preceding their residence in Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan and family lived In thia city. Sympathy U extended the be­ reaved ones. ■». Bibles . . Boys' and Girls’ Books . . Leather Coin Purses and Gents’ Bill-folds . . Toilet Goods . . Comb, Brush, and Mirror sets . . Playing Cards . . Mouth Or­ gans . . Box Candy from V2 H>. to 5 lb. Boxes . . Box Stationery . . Flashlights .. 5-Year Diaries . . Electrical Appliances of all kinds . . Pipes .. Tobacco, Cig­ ars, and Cigarettes in all size packages . . Carveth & Stebbins HASTINGS TA. REXALL Store 15 BeautihJ Doth to bo Cweo Away oo Chrittmu Eve j f'TKAND TlitATLf vP Hasting*. Michigan ■ Telephone* 2244-2557 BL— PROGRAM—Week of December 23 SUNDAY and MONDAY, DEC. 23 and 24 With Madeleine Carroll and Franchot Tone The World Moves On Pathe News Evenla and Other Short Subjects BARGAIN MATINEE I SO to 3:M OTHER PRICES, ADULTS Uc; CHILDREN 18c CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 25 and 26 Servant’s Entrance Astrid Allwyn. Klegfrled Hamann Comedy Hit— “Beason's Greelinn" Pathe News Events Added—Special Hilly Symphony—“THE FLYING MOUSE" Matinee Starts Site P. M. Christmas Day LA RG^-AUDIENCE.’ ge sudlencbautened to Pres. ------------------ ---------- as Semla spiendid address as well as son details of lhe Seminary's program. t. Quartette ably assUtcd in the ftwyice with four numbers. They ccttainly did sing. The audience gave them a hearty Invitation to return. The services were held at the Holi­ ness Mission on No. Broadwsy on Sunday. Mr. Carter related thkt the school building had just been shingled and ths' ground was Uttered with the old ones on which a thin layer of snow had fallen, giving an appear­ ance tn the picture of a heavy fall This is Clean-Up Year in our Holiday Goods’ De­ partment. Get our prices on the following lines before you buy. Christmas decorations at the Has­ tings High school in the form of three trees, two of which are out­ side the building and one In the main hallway were presented by the Faculty-Student Council. The tree inside is lighted at all periods when students are passing through the hail between classes and before and after school. Ironside Brothers, local dealers in memorial art work, have an an­ nouncement in this issue of the Banner. At Christmas time when the family is at. home, la a good time to talk over many things of interest to all the members. The special announcement referred to above will be of interest to many. Tills firm lias been in Hastings fur over a quarter of a century, and have built a splendid reputation for honest and durable work. The Hastings city schools close on Friday. Dec. 21. and will open on Monday, Jan. 7. . PASSING OF REV. JOHN M. SMITH OF WOODLAND. Rev. John M. Smith, aged 81. who had servad for more than W years as pastor In the Church ot the Brethren, died on Thursday at his home in Woodland. For 81 years he was a resident ot Woodland, coming from Darke county, Ohio. Surviving are the widow, two sons, Owen Smith of Woodland and Dr. Leroy Smith of Mandan. N. D.. also six grandchildren. The funeral was held at the South Woodland Church of • the Brethren on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Smith was beloved by his partehoners and had a wide circle of friends, who extend sym­ pathyto the bereywd family. Willie Lewis, now Ln northern Mich­ igan; Belle Carter Streeter (Mrs. Calvin Bttvetar), Gun lake; Hugh Ritter, Lowell, and Bert Count, de- Due to Holiday on Tuesday This Week Our Bargain fright • Will Be on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27 Ladies Should Listen With Cary Grant. Frances Drake. Edw. E. Horten. George Barbier, Nydia Westman LATEST NEWS EVENT'S AND COMEDY PURSUED FEATURE NO. » GEO. O’BRIEN in ZANE GREY'S With IRXNE HERVEY MattaM, S(M P. M. AMmL Back Joare kn “THE ADULTS IM CHILDREN 18o �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER it, 1*84 Sporting Items J SEVENTEEN GRID MEN RECEIVE MAJOR "H’s" H. H. S. BASKETEERS LOSE TO CHARLOTTE Strong St. Philips Team in Return'Game Here Friday —Local* Seek Revenge Hastings High basketeers were de- I tested by Charlotte 16 to 0 in a game Four Presented With Re- here Friday evening. The Lockton­ ■erve Letter While Eleven men have shown considerable 1mGet Minor Awards son, but as yet. they have failed to Football awards will be made at assembly this week by Principal W. T. Wallace, according to Coach Robert Lockton. These awards have been divided into three classes, the major “H," the reserve letter and the minor award. Letters are awarded strictly on time played in games. The major award signifies that a player has taken part in at least one-half ot all the quarters played. Major H awards will be given to Horace Angel). Bernard Banasch. Steve Bristol, Walter Caukin. George Cogswell, Virgil Conrad. Hugh Kelley. Lyle. Kerr, Lester Larabee, Earl Moore, Donald Bachman. Linden Snyder, Charles Struble, Capl. James Thomas, Russell Town­ send. Robert Walldorf! and Roy While. Reserve letters will be given to Edward Beaver. Bradford Hinckley. Robert Ransom and Clinton Sco- work together as a unit. Irregular basket shooting also had a part in the defeat of the local team. Hostings missed eleven free throws and many set-up shots un­ derneath the basket. Inability of the guards to get the ball down to the forward was also a flaw in the playing. Roy White and Steve Bristol turned in outstanding gains for Hastings. Charlotte- used a fast breaking offense that workup smoothly. St. Philips ot Battle Creek will play the local team here this Fri­ day evening. December 21. commenc- Christmas And New Year Greeting To You Fine quality French crepe Silk Gift The Industrial Basket Ball League, newly formed this season, en­ tered Into Ila fifth week of play last Monday evening with the Hlrsch Pickle company holding the top spot with four victories and no defeats, however the High School Faculty has the same percentage but have only played two games* and losing Done. Games are held each Monday and Thursday evening at the high school gymnasium, no admission Is charged and the public is invited to attend. The first game starts at seven o'clock and lire second game at eight o'clock. Standings W.’ Pct. Hlrsch Bros.......................... 4 1 000 Faculty ................................ 2 1.000 Home Lumber Co............... 2 .666 Feldpausch ........................ 2 Kroger's .............................. 1 Piston Ring ........................ 1 J50 .000 Penney’s ..............................0 Game* Thursday. PL's ton Ring vs. Penney's 7 o'clock. Faculty vs. Feldpausch 8 o'clock. No games next week. Last week’s results. Hlrsch—26 Feldspausch—14 Kroger—23 Penney’s—21 Hlrsch—46 Piston Ring-28 Home Lumber Co —36 Penney’s—11 Both pouches and envelopes! 98 Fabric Glove* A re NEW and smart lor gifts! THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY WM. D. CAMPBELL HASTINGS. MICH. fl >si ntwlSSK 1 d/ Ldtrn Cabrrt Bardtr H’dk'ta 69c Comfortable, warm, and smart-look­ ing! Brown collar, cushioned soleel They'll wear and wear! Make an ideal gift! 3-8 Women's, 6-11 Men's. 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Gaymode shadow-clear ENCAMPMENT DECIDE AGAINST TOWNSHIP. An interesting case, that of Ray Clemens vs. Baltimore township, was tried in circuit cuort last week. Mr. Clemens claimed to have lost a valuable hone due'to neglect of the township to properly, care for a cul­ vert on the township road oo which he wa* travelling. As a result of that alleged neglect h«t claimed his horse was injured so that it died. The Jury, after considering tfee case, brought in ,a verdict of 1100 and coats against the township. /"s Don't be afraid to give gloves! Wo­ men never have too many—especially when they are as desirable as these wide-cuffed, Imported fabric styles in black, brown, navy, gray! 6 to 8H! seveity-fiei f ^V^a***^ 49 1000 1000 the activities of lhe County Health Department during lhe post year, emphasizing that a large number of defects of children ore brought out a* a result of school health examina­ tions. Although the W. K. Kellogg MIDDLEVILLE FIVES Foundation has a limited program WIN TWO, LOSE ONE for correcting defect*, » great maMiddleville’s first team of boske-1 J"11* << People were able to pay for teers lost to Godwin Heights High . school 36 to 7 last week but the girls’ L?n',the ne,xt 8pcak' team won 33 to 0 and the boys’ sec-1 fold the duties of the family ond team squeezed through by a health counselor. She described the margin of 13 Jo 11. All three teams if™?1*1 and , Pro^m in did some hard fighting. *‘VIn ? « « >.----------------the counselor by the family physlu u c FACULTY FIVE iFlan alld vUlts are madc 10 n‘ fnor-r i ii/rmrui home Bhc to,d of delivering copies |100 a month, or more. You can do it with Northwestern Mutual retirement huurance. Get the facts. Mail the cou­ pon now. ALaIM “,lyle • i- BNeat formal pat’ MANICURE SET t Imported novelty flare cuff 1000 1000 LOSES TO LAKEVIEW ot birth certificates and encouraging For the first time in eight years a I-----------chldren ‘ ’ to have Immunization faculty basket ball team of the Has­ against diphtheria and smallpox. A tings High school was defeated. motion picture on the care of the Lakeview of Battle Creek Faculty teeth was shown and Miss Llyn in­ managed lo win 42 to 41 from the formed the group that similar pic­ local schoolmasters in a Marathon tures and slides were available for which lasted nearly two hours and P. T. A. and group meetings if they required two over-time. periods. Joe were requested. Brozak was the high point man and Mr. Gldley, the engineer of the Health Department, described in individual star of the game. detail the proper construction of school well*. His talk was illus­ trated by a number qf drawings ot wells of various types. He statea that a number of schools had faulty i seating arrangements, but that Improvemente could be madc by proper I spacing of seat* in schools, and de­ vised the use of foot rests in cases where the ahildren's feet did not; reach lhe floor. He stated that poor seating spacing was often due to the fact that the seats were spaced for parents attending P. T. A. meetings rather than for ch 11- I dren. Mr. Gldley demonstrated the model of a properly constructed school privy. He also told how th® present buildings could be made give yourself sanitary, at an actual savings to the school district. the time of your Demonstrations of actual school life. Plan now to procedure* were madc by children of the North pine Lake and Barryretire from work when ville schools. Mrs. Maude Smith, you're 55, or later — withcounty school commissioner, was A «rj04\ Fast Colors! Novelty Pat tend Hand • knotted fringe. Long to JF wy/l /js WA] WH Handkerchief* Schiaparelli. Javelin, calf or alli­ gator grainings in a heavy quality simulated leather—nicely lined with ■mart metal or self-trim! They make very desirable gifts! In the "B" League class basket ball tournament now under way at the Hastings High . school, under direction of Joe Brozak, lhe Sen­ iors defeated the Juniors 5 to 2 while the Freshmen lost to the Sophomores 10 to 11. Standings to date arc as follows: Seniors Sophomores Juniors .... Freshmen . •I-98 Comb, brush and W/W mirror in Black, R Nile and Ivory! A |ove|y rft *t XS a value prical Z5‘ IN CLASS TOURNAMENT Seniors ... Sophomores Juniors .. Freshmen sat rrr^l ' Chrome trim! New styles—bargain-priced! Gilt Handbags The Favorite Gift For "Gentry” P*|*nm* MEN'S SCARFS Kaamel TOILET SET Undies Many lovely styl rew or blue1 Chri-------- . tets--elaborately trimmed with Atencon pattern Imported Iseea, or aaUii •mhrnGUrv1 In size* 24-42. two games, the main game starting at 8:30. 84. Philip* defeated Has­ tings 26 lo 12 in an early season game and since then has won four straight. However Hastings held the Battle Creek school to the lowest score of any opponent so far. and I expects lo give them a real battle I Minor awards will be given to here Friday. Coach Lockton believes that his! Maurice Cogswell. Eugene Bush. Richard Bcssmer. Clinton Brill. inexperienced team has considerable power and of these days Richard Springer, Norman Hall, El- ii latent —■— v ----- - — - one son Harrington. Dick Karmes. Ar-1 is going to find itylf, thur LaBalllster, Wayne Bump and —————*><■>■ STIFF COMPETITION Robert McLeod. HIRSCH, FACULTY AHEAD IN LEAGUE TIL CHk UNTIL TOT CORK GUNS 11-Pc. Tool CHUTI atMl Dump TRUCK* "Little Ji» With Li,hul 49c 49* Harmless! Corts Dumpa like big truckal 16* long: bargain 1 UM agl wheels. Electric lights. Seriery Jt 14 inch's Fine Pre-Shrunk Broadcloth A Specially Large Size S Men's SHIRTS Doll Carriage Doit Bassinette* Rubber Tired Wire Wheels! 20" long! HVi" highl 11W »M«( Outstanding Gift Values at 98< He’D like these shirts! Get two or three at this tow prie*! Carefully tailored from pro-shrunk broadcloth! Cut to Penney’s *xacting standards H will hold > 11-In, dolll Hu nellning back, adjustable hood and hand brake! Handle 26 in. from floor! Wheels 9 in. high! In green, salmon buff! Sturdy! Odtor. fIM »»! Almoil Big Enough for a Baby! 98< w T ' pretty enough to delight Um every little girl! Ends are Ivory side rails! Otew» fl Newt that the sailor bat for wom­ en is coming back this summer will Without coot or obligation, phase eend see a copy of lhe bockht— Na boots, imagine a chap having to think up a mew hiding place tat hla One of the hardest speeches in the world to make sound convincing U the one setting forth the reasons HASTINGS, enney ■■ �nn lumroi MW<nu Banneri Views and Opinions; year from slipping In the'bath. mmhimt, This and "That What Others Say An English Christmas Illusions Shattered A Silent city Not for Visitors ntcamai u, im mar* uma. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday mmnnmnmmmmmmm Ml A dolly, a chair, or soma latte thing. But^firrt—won't ^ou bring, the poor t SCHOOL AID. _______ The Incoming .dm In Intro I one problem on Its hands which of them could be avoided. overshadows in importance all! When Ttui u lherapport i«j! A FOREION POLICY. ‘of , the public school, and by sup- Coming to London from France we •«'r>*w>v~rwinw*v~arr wnwraa WICn more than ituui a iwv-uuroa 18<? A 18* jRJX With two-thirds tn»ma- • port Of of the school is meant an ade- ||*ll8d 8T8 “1 8 months n both (h and fashioned holiday of the story book jority |tn tn and nenate senate, II quate quite support support sufficient sxffldent for for esMntlal esaentlal i variety (It mUT.SSS la ad*M«a) both bouse nouse blazing plum . . huand . . j HMwIa nt ““ with rrt-vnirtv j.Virility. V1S l*,j^?. llTT Tl“,>* “°»™ Jonty rnaldeni nooravelt <» senate, tuhnlrpuddlia. Visions ttr.imoffrom atrlsune. TEH YXAAB AOO TODAY. M..A. O. students who will be Borne mittens for wee little hands, home this week for Christmas vaca­ blue with cold. tion arc: Misses Doretha Edmonds. can't help but recall our first and Eleanor Miller. Gladys Hubbard and gard and old? Alice Bates. Bruce Matthews. Frank Whole stockings, and shoes ot good. Cardd, Willard Perry, Carroll Mcsturdy leather Guffin, Jack O'Connor and Donald To protect tiny feet, from the cold «utn netenam wui Geiger. U>eMiss Ruth m Ketcham will stormy weather? hohdeye WeehUtjwn. And, Santa Claus, dear don't forget SUraiOR BARRY COUNTY. OWN lable opportunity to formulate an cf- constitutional limits but also within carols and greetings of good cheer. D. C. when you're packing ^«A» IX xr.v»«Cl_ _|.i. rMl, !orelg„ -pu,, thle thun-the ibllWot Che people « there 'oouned IhrouAh our ImejUxUone ra Mlxe Oreu Jernes ol Chis city 1U>fteira sOTsCKtrntms. on P° 1 at.trteuL> D.r w drove through the streets ot theilslxd her trelnutg st Ute YpeUsnU To put In some warm clothing, and other things lacking VES of sovsxcx.................... SI oo. try. , v »pjt cUy. Hormsl on Tuesdsy or this week snd • tarart... (Mdustj/lth. tsr,e otafct. Big lumps of coal, all shiny and black to beat DUater Urcrtutac nu« .a applies- [lamentably weak in this respect' growmg disposition tn some cities But what a come down! An Eng- l8Pcn{U“g.her vacation at home here Up the rooms, and take chill from “gi.iMH aa4 reatUa, r.oiie«. :ot Back *n Ui« d*y» of George Wash- to view the entire school problem as llish Christmas Is fine for English- J*®®" Jan- 5 W1U start teaching in their back. Those dear little kiddies, as worthy • ’“'j'। when it took sailing vessels one which the state must assume, men; a day of forced isolation foc| R . . are committed as the result of (Contl the people stances, an most rigid MEN -'r ™ Warm happy homes and hearts 8X1(1 months to reach the west coast | wUh no (bought of reducing the lo- | ery sense of the word. Nearly every-1 were Sunday guests of Mr. Ailed with glee. ot America and the orient by way cal tax for purposes other than (tiling closes so that people may cele-Albert BeaXmer. As carefree and happy, as birds on of Cape Horn, we could successfully schools. In ocher words there aji-^brate with their families. Even in A 95“'“ the wing. . . — .... ~>.r< o t.nrionx-v in x-owr.in ai><-m London almost everything is anaSaturday to spend the holidays So. Banta, let's help them to frolic .d«pi • pone, « coctipended. Busses run on a sketchy nlecc- Mrs. Shirley, and and sing. skeleton schedule, all lhe theaters W*U laUT 8° Salamanca, N. Y.. Well keep it a secret, kind Santa. Old.pear, Win lyUbluul on inot P°rUcu,8r,y pertinent to current; ment. Plainly it is being assumed lock their doors, very few rcstau- |**ere she wU1 aUy 0,6 bolancc of And make them all happy, at firenautenrai »oi«. it b«>rs th. events in our own country But con- that the schools will be supported rants of any consequence remain 11 j08CPllln8 Carveth and Miss Christmas this year a . a. . Idltions are different today. The tele- from some other source to be tap­ open, even the hotels'do not offer their normal service. The dining f*°rence SchaufThauser, teachers in And Just see how happy, theyll JOB PRINTING. K ■ ., • ,... „ ,, ped by the state nt large. -. Th. B.un.r i». «». of u« phone, telegraph, radio, fast boat 411V ovlwv The tchool, authorities are some- room, as we recall was not open at; ‘J’S HiuniraiDCIt schools, and Miw,, everyone be >.\ernUUieb'!c»nh»ndBi*’nr«a |service, the airplane and the Inter- what responsible for this. They liavc inoon and in the evening was turned AUeen Bulllvan, who teaches in the [When, early on Christmas, they hop for a forma) party open to the I whools. are expected home 1 out to *ee. t”r kl“d °f b“°k H81*0*181 organization of business argued that economies by the state. over < 11115 ww?k er-d for 1118 Christmas va- Oh! cant you 'magine. their shouts, u job vr B IU. impossible for us to Ignore nrft' toxts on intangibles, and other igeneral public. ... vatlon. . when they spy --------- .b. o. e-U Tbb b .'SLMKt . . . a . Misses Jean McKnlght and Eve- .Their stockings, crammed full, and MERRY CHRISTMAS. So on Christmas wc awakened to lyn Tydcn are coming home from other things nigh? yerrJ. cue ofthe prices we have to pay for cat^h phrase because It is Intangible A good, old-fashioned a dead city. Everywhere there was । the University of Madison. Wiscon- And ----------------------— seeing---them ** happy, we ’ll 'be modem speed and efficiency. A po- itself. It looks like a tax for someBecame somewnat of an silence. It became somewhat of an |sin, on Friday. Christmas to all of our readers. Utica! uprising or. central bank one rt. to^d happy, too. « Oh. Santa, let's 'sprisc them, please, Santa, let's do. ™ tod*y. instantaneous reaction in t Then. Dear Santa Claus, when you mirc AHU ouv u, viivm in : --------- ------- -- —— are dope country. Consequently in the future h removed. tones of great sincerity. "Isn't this'®' M,sa Dona Stuart Thursday eve‘ . . ... . _a America America can can no no longer longer take take aa paspas- . > Many schools In Michigan will cussedest place place )uu you ’wua wuz' ever ever .?*?«• 080 ,0H 77,8 8lrls 81 If there's any thing left, you might »”• “>”'d “l”u" £ .»£>■ ’:3(? * « “nd were taken by the leave me Just one Nothing deems more empty. as Dec. 25 approaches bringing with . .... .k,., viu mes believed their situation critical rnnurn fnriorn or or depressing rienressinff than than aa mem^to the Star Theatre" after Just one little thing, if you possibly _______ __ n. n_ ______ .na 71114 d0“ not mc*n lhat we w111 last- year. It te doubtful If In ----------many t can. last year. Is doubtful If in many without the usual noises which theX returned to the home of it an echo of the spirit of peace and .v It thev ------------„ -n ' tropolU iropons wiu will a. well . crow . We n]mo6t talkcd^ :Miss Stuart where a delicious lunch- Merry Christmas! and love— have to enter into entangling aili- cases they (------------------------------------------will escape as Hn and ds. ■nu crowns- we ainiost laixca in reverence exemplified by the perFrom your friend, ances or war pacts, but that a co- ,1935. i whispers ourselves under the spell of con was served. An enjoyable eve­ sonage in wnose memory uie any nas ... — Peggy Ann. -u... of- co-opWith both parties having promised this funereal atmosphere once in a ning was spentj . herent. Intelligent policy been set apart from others. Merry. .. , [to modify the sales tax, and both while an empty bus rumbled by. Mrs. Mary sentz left last week for Written by Mrs. J. E. Vandenberg. , ' erntlon will be to our advantage. iMertie Van) parties pledged to the old age pen­ Ohio, where site will spend the win­ Christmas can mean a variety of ter with a daughter. She siopjrcd en­ things. What we wish to imply by.' President Roosevelt can do much 810n without the head tax. wKh the That noon we hunted vainly for route at Nashville for a few days to , „ ■ . ... ito make the United States an eflec- demand for state welfare and uncmSOUTH BOWNE. this well-known phraae ta May you foree s)nct. h(, payment aid in no sense reduced, some restaurant. There were plen­ visit her daughter. Mrs. L. P. Ed­ Millon Murphy, Sr., has been have a happy day with thc family direetlv and w,lh ,hc cert81nl>' lh8i certain in- ty of them, of course, but all closed monds. । numbered among the sick. and friends and enjoy a feeling of h“ 01 ^TLa t,,™ crC8s8d Acuities must be provided with ------ --------------------------shutters drawn. — So — ns --------a last James Wickham of Grand Rapids ootimism and contentment at lekst !wlU nOt ** htndercd at every turn 8‘ some of the state institutions, and resort we relumed to the hotel. But Is in town assisting Mrs. Mabel Wa- ( Mrs Forrest Slater and baby of Clarksville visited her parents, Mr. P . ui ». v kJ xi “od forced to compromise by dis- with the certainly that rising prices nothing doing. Thc dining room was ters In carutg for the former’s fath- ।and Mrs. Elmer Shaeffer and fam­ momentarily, which has been sadly bl(XX of food commodities must be reflect-j1” process of being prepared for the er, John Wickham, the well-known ।ily from Tuesday until Friday. lacking these post few years, Best rd In increased state institution party that evening. Eventually we pioneer, who Is ill al his liorne In the Mrs. Lena Mishler. Mrs. Fannie wishes to you all." " ‘ nr‘ , " {budget ouogei Items Items— —with wnn all an these tnesc cercer- succeeded >uixwwa in in having navuig tray way lunches luncncs first ward. Mishler and Mrs. Ray 8ee.se were SEA SERPENTS. Itatntles in plain view and a demand iscnt up to our rooms and in this Secretary Vandercook of the ■Wednesday visitors at Elmer ShaefThose w who in sea serpents for less taxes so dominant, the task | prosaic Ifashion TWO TREMENDOUS EYES. | ThO5C ho believe In as mon began our real Old । County Y. M. C. A. attended a union , i second lenx for a two hundred must have been considerably disap- of providing adequate and depend- English Christmas celebration. service at Nashville Sunday eveAl secona sreona lens icns iot lor a two nunarea ‘ ------- ------------------- ---- ------------------- , ablc fQr nuhHc j*. . ... rpporU wcn_ glwn by Some from this neighborhood at­ Inch Ulcraopk mirror Hd bron com- P-^ •«« •[ rapped ' tended the shower Saturday evening Wliile strolling about In the after- I the Nashville delegates who attend- , pleted without mishap. Thl* gives, monsters was recently identified to of Giesc dt|es whlch hayc noon near the Soho district, we hap-1 ed the Older Boys' Conference at ,Riven for Mr. and Mrs. Clare Eash at their home. astronomers two potential eyes for reputable scientists as a basking or adopted the fifteen mill limit In the pened to find a small moving picture Ann Arbor. Mrs. Jennie Pardee. Mrs. W. H. looking Into ip.ee. klmtoi t mUUoo «»x-»o«a shxrk In .pne rf .11 ,ion<l hope U»t lhe stole will pro- theater and nearly swooned at the Mrs. Carrie Balch has gone to Paw ■Pardee and daughter Marion visited thought of so much unexpected ex- Paw to spend the holidays with her :Mrs. Will CosgrifT in Lowell Thurs­ cltcment. The film was one of the slater. Mrs. Crandall. ' day. The technique at pouring the mol-;continue to be seen and probabb !govcrnmeni ^yj SUffer greatly—Vera old. silent variety, a product of the ------------Mr. and Mrs. Peter Griffen and ten glass has so Improved that those will be so as long as people are gifted . Broun. Ingham Oounty News, early days when a custard pie slushTHIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Mrs. W. H. Pardee were guests of ing over the face of a comedian was i Mrs. S- 8. Shackclton returned [Mn. i in charge of the operations declare !wKh imaginations Jennie Pardee Bunday evening. ON WRITING EDITORIALS. considered to be the acme of delight-; from Grand that so far as mirror casting b con11,8 1Ilualon of a sea serpent can ZCI .L Rapids Tuesday and' -1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder and One who dares to burst into print ■------------------------------------ ----------------------- will will snend spend the the winter winter in In this this ettv city as' as family spent Saturday at the John cerned there is no longer any limit > created in a number of ways. For editorially must, so to speak, sit on । her husband will travel in the south. Hutienga home In Grandville. to the size of the instrument that,example, several porpoUes give the the fence and view tivw the- scene W , MI with | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wesplnter left. Frunk Walton, accompanied by Ed. may be built. appearance of a long body emerging as impartjai Bnd unprejudiced an yesterAy for Memphis. Tenn . where T1K5mas and Norman Green of FreeSuch a statement fires the tmagl- ,8nd Uiejl re-entering the water, eye as possible. Other people arc they will remain two weeks ns the'port, went to Lansing Wednesday nation, far If a KO-inch instrument masse, of seaweed have been privileged to took through the fence guests of Mr and Mrs. Geo. S. iand viewed the ruins of the Kerns th, or to remain firmly on one side of it n ,uskrunic,iv Hooper, the latter being Mrs. W.'s > hotc| whIch destroyed by a dtscan be constructed why not a <00 or mistaken for sea monsters in the _aU theJr ond cnvtron. REVERSE c-v-il slstCT! astrous fire on Tuesday morning. a 600 inchtelescope. Would the P“rt. as have a flight of sea fowl. mrnl and training may enter Into and l-i-e-e.—YodMiss Tillie Fuller of Medina. New I p(.c mh. erection ot a largeenough telescope A pair of basking sharks which have ■ their views and ideas They can York. wAz a visitor at the home of Sunday guests at Harry Cramer's DER. L. R. Glasgow a few days last week ^ere. Mr. and Mn. J. Poortvleit, Mr. reveal lhe boundaries of the uni- 8 habit of swimming In pairs have «P ” Mrs Julius Russell gave a very ^d Mr5 w P. puffy Md children. verse, the rim beyond which no more alw 8lven »“ch an impression, for hlm that he is all wrong °and how dare he talk the way he does? ■ pleasant party in honor of lhe birth- Mlss Beulah Cramer and Miss Vlomatter is visible? wtould It bring the cach arc about thirty fe«t tong and He dares, of course, because he i day of Miss Evelyn Kopf. Tuesday J ]et Yunkers. • moon and the planets sufficiently hence make an apparenf serpent must. It Is his duty to speak the evening. These guests were all [ — ---------- ••Van — Mrs. — Clarence Patten and |i-young - lady friends of- Miss Evelyn, bDorothy accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ribbon fish truth as he see* It. Aside from all near so that details of their struc- aboul 18« <onK “ • ' Hoyers were l “ ld for IB. The favors (Covers were laid for 18. The favors |wlll Mishler and Gwendolyn to . possess a snake-ilke form and often considerations of power abd pelf, he ture could be studied? is obliged to scan lhe surrounding were pink r.rnntinnc carnations. Il w,'rn ninir n was w». a n de- ;Hastings Bunday evening where they However, tremendous difficulties grow to be 20 feet long. Giant landscape and point out that where Hghtful gathering and thoroughly {,all attended a union service of all rtlll stand in the way of such accom­ squids under certain conditions this may be true, on the other hand i enjoyed by all. Mrs. Russell is a royal royal!’ ulc the Methodist churches of Barry ' entertainer and knows Just how ‘to county, “i[county. . plishment. The grinding and might easily be token for these there are circumstances which qual­ ify. or change the debated truth make her guests happy. 1 -Mrs. ­ Jennie Pardee. Miss Eleanor mounting of the mirror is a delicate mythical creatures. Poor visibility The seat on the fence is not al, ,Fifteen degrees below w .w were Mfiler and Mrs. J. D. Knowles of zero task. The surface of the lens must combined with excitement can create ways comfortable. One would rath- ful. subtle humor. We can’t even re- registered at the pumping station Freeport were Hastings shoppers _..v and pleasant at ... it „ be — popular all -----------------------------------------------------------call now what the theme of the play > Monday morning. be polished to split hairline accuracy wonderful imagery. Saturday afternoon. Although few scientists will flat-1 times. It Is easy to do this, one may was But it had nothing to do with I ------------and the twenty ton reflector mutt Little Fern Shaeffer, who has been lv deny ly denv that the sea serpent rcroent is bebe- ' J’tst teri write about sunset* and the Christmas. After being accustomed FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. having scarlet fever, Is able to be up be so mounted that the man at the birthday was observed ... . th-. Hn weather and ptace a few Judicious to sound films, you have no idea, Whittier's --------------------------------------------------; now. r(gJU and at(U hou. lnadCqUate lbe silent ones'by lhe ladies of that club Monday control board can swing it in any yond all realm of possibility they do Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Blough re­ question lhe probability of its «xi»i-[ speukUig editorially. But there ir. seem • evening at thc home of Mrs. Prank ,turned Bunday afternoon from n position. ‘ ’ |Beamer. A beautiful program was;,I visit in Shipshewanie. Indiana. A few decades ago a 200-ineh mir­ ence. But regardless of what the no challengiag quality in such writ:ng Nothing to stir the mind. And Being unable to obtain diner in listened to after which came the j nasiuiaa. who wnu I Jacob Komue Konkle oi of Hastings, ror would have seemed fantastic. »denUsts think people will continue mg after all. debate is the soufee of our hotel that evening, and unwill- guessing of the different charateter I . the Andrew Bul wtthin the next four years 888 lhese creatures anyway. “ “ opinion. If wc all agreed, what a ing to accept the thought ot another each presenting the character ot . .J *hUe the ln <Xrd« ot Thanks in M.moriun and .f’SirthTL?" =.-Y-.r.. will b. RtaUdMi-M M nan mattar. Obit.arv aoiie.a cf joo word, or ■XJKTU? ’ l.i ITS ■Ities of li lara missio email appr Appreciate same rigid [P«P -are- ■a.T!J:uiH;ir.a!'>=’>a SrXn" — L--° - *' “ -«*- Es'^VXn ““ = A Quotation dull world this would be. Wc might tray lunch in our rooms, wc set out some book or poem. Miss Fannta . " returned to his home Mon­ just as well be packed In comfortable to see what might be found. At last Wlllmont wo» lhe first prize In the | f0rcnoon tin cans like so many sardines and we chanced on to a place that wa$.conle»t, Mrs. Abbey, second. Supper i" 7 1 ' ° or (placed neatly away on a shelf until open, a Lyons Restaurant which I wa* served in the usual manner. All GLASS CREEK. will be in decides to come? That $5000 damage suit growing Wanted. rates very much the same over there iseemed to enjoy themselves and will out of the destruction of ■ truckload Almost every human situation has 88 8 Thompson chain restaurant carry with them pleasant memories. Prank Cook and son of Lansing number of of facets facets, all all of of which which d(does here Thc PP,8Ce 18Ce »was crowded of of the theoccasion. occasion were callers at Clyde Warren’* one nt rhre« ret— 1M. 8a number *s here - - 7718 8S crowded HOME PERILS. of Umberger cheese raises thisIm- r<reflect _npct #nd nd wc — I ir. and <(iarkIe sparkle w|th with hghl light when aand wc had had to to wait wait several several minutes minutes! Byron Byron Dtektoscr. Dickinson L has a wild — cat In * * "* "*■ Those who look upon the home as Dick Rose, wife and son and Ward a Karen nf ..f.tv .na »«•«•»• qu^kku.. portant —van question llmburger —Can tunicd limburger m thc tunicd rlght >n direction. the rightItdirection. is for a vacant It is for table; a vacant and as table; an overand as theanrear overof his thesaloon rear ofthat his was saloon capthat was capsi na n t safety and comfort may chccse damaged?—Grit. th" editor's difficult job to inter- worked waiter wa* hastily removing , tured in Northern Michigan. The al- Erway of Hastings were visitors at be nimriMH surprised th.r that it It i. is — one‘..r of .... the ,nearlv be cun how thcse the dirty dishes and silverware from [traction Is so great that many peoRoy Erway1# BundayLowell Whittemore and Isidore "The modern t»el never receives1 fact-'* “Ce<:l llie 85 11 ls ,lvcd 11 te-«“ “ Prt,vloua ,me4*1' t0olt °“r|Pl« there several times a day moaj’dnngerous spots in lhe World. rne modern poet never recei es bJ a agrceabie places. Needless to say there was —Just "to see the wild cal of course. Pranshka spent the week end with A large life insurance company re­ justice in this country, declares a because there arc bound to be jome nothing that even faintly suggested' Thc following directors of the Joha Foreman and family in Kal­ cently investigated 117.000 accidents critic. We regard this as a tribute readers who will take exceptions to an English Christmas evening about Hastings City Bank were elected amazoo. and concluded that the risk from in­ to our forgiving nature.—Punch. John and Louis Havens of Has­ the interpretation, but someone has lhe place; it was not at all unlike a Monday—D. G Robinson. W. H. jury at home Is almost seven times .o do it. chain dining room in this country. Powers, D. W Reynolds, Chester tings were Sunday guests of Forrest And with the best ot good will to Food was slapped down before you Messer. R B. Messer. P. T.Xtolgrove Havens. as great as when riding od busses. Daylight saving means little. What Elmer Laubaugh of Hastings was taxicabs, boats, airplanes, trains or we need u some means of saving all concerned we cnifcss that we with a plop, waiter* rushed about and Senator Keeler, of Middleville. a guest of Homer Erway Bunday rather like to do it —F. W McGriff, nervously and Immediately thc last The bank has made an excellent other conveyances. The National after dark.—San Francisco Chron- Redford Record | morsel of food was Mowed away, you showing this year everything con­ evening. Safety Council reports that our an- icle. ' Chas. Whittemore and wife spent ’were supposed to clear out Imme- sidered. Thursday with the former’s moth­ idlately to make room for others. nua! automobile slaughter kill* only —--------| ANOTHER FORWARD STEP. FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY er at Delton tn honor of her elghlyThere was little ceremony about this Alas! nve per «nt ™ people t»„ b^e *>••• By “ the time you earn money 1» »e.,p.per eommenu .1 elghth birthday. accidents, about whjch littlp U ever enojt-n to enjoy life, you are workbeen reported that Gov Frank resembled lhe old-world spirit of P*8^ 8 trip to Florida in the near Sunday visitors at Fred Otis' were oald. Almost twice as many people ,n& M hard you don'‘ h4VC time — D Fitzgerald planned to do away leisurely living. At last the day future for the benefit of Mr. Ma- Lyle Otis and wife of Kalamazoo, kee their lives through accidents at 6an Francisco Chronicle. with the Utilities commission. .This dragged to a cIo#e. !son's health. Chas, says that fighting Charles Erway of Chicago, and Harhn™ th.r. in . — would meet with general approval. ... [mosquitos during the winter, and!., ' ry Dunn and family of Southwest «Md u. htouMrialj -Nature is an originar artist." we j>as 85 Utts Dnrcc|.t e thel this useless commission tots. has. HowcvBr „ rild . .nnrf<.i at» ihol betwn whlle* M**ri«g alligators 1 Rutland. WntlanH ’’l"*4 Th“ “ rare'on B,,Jtryw Wd •». .u mnCwhwhet^do?dareikoudbrommte" 8ood Joke 011 ourselves; the manner!I:?!.!«»!“.•!!«_*“ _, ,__ _________ r _ttcnded the ion ulucn the old railroad commis- . had eA.vr.rai Him r | now. Here's hoping he'll return in rural mall carrier./ meeting at Mid­ i . xi . A>nv<vA.i< «... । 1,n which we naa come several nun. Ua> <Mn. tor coone ot . per !M ptt"™ ’! the spring a well man. dleville Saturday night. seed packets.—Humorist. ' j Mias Belle Gretfie departed Tues­ Roy Oakes and family are mov­ home In every seven would have to day for Alliance, Ohio, and will not, ing from the Williams farm to their ...» 'b. UUIIUC MCMC bul spend on an average of $ua in medi­ Unde Sam has found that girls, return for some months. Before | own farm, lhe BurghdufT farm, . ■" . ■ /most painfully acute when he read cal care, lost wages and related ex­ should not act as mail carriers. ----- - . coming home she experts to see the which tliey recently purchased. how restaurants in Paris had put ArUclo sppoartBg tn attractions at New Orlans. Mrs. Sarah Erway Is visiting her penses for some silly mishap-and That's right; the fair sex wefe if Mlfctfd for Ufir lot themselves out especially to please The following are the officers elect sister, Mrs. Del Replogls, at Che that in nearly 30,000 home* tha* out­ meant to receive letters, not to de­ the large crowds of Americans there. of FltxgeraM Port. O- A- R-. thl* dty. home of Howard Johnson tn Hick­ lay la going to Include funeral ex­ liver them.—Pathfinder. ory Comers. Mrs. Replogle expects But we still maintain that an penses. Oom—Baker Shrlner. to return to her home in California Pity the poor congressmen who I{0 it in such a fashion English Christmas U a nne thing for Forty-four per cent of all impor­ had to adtouri out tAe i“ul 11 ,nBy becooie of re»l «ervice Englishmen. They are not running '. W. Burgess. . r ( “tma- and become rc-rctobi^hed ln the the day for $Crangera but for Uvmtant domestic injuries result from church wUl give a supper, followed Phere of billions and go back home estimation of the people of Michigan. ' selves. AU ordinary octlvUy is Jurt falls. Rug* kill approximately sevChap.—J. N. Colllsler. by a one-act play, at the church enUen times a* many householders to folk who will speak respectfully Mr FiUgerald pfhjnscs to rcchrlstcn about suspended and the country AdJT.—not appointed, Thursday night. Come. ot dollars, dima, and nickels!- 8a- ” it the "Public o Service ‘“ ‘" ---------------------Commission." : goes “ “ on a ‘ national holiday. This as electricity does; misplaced objects Q. M—Fred Alexander. On Saturday evening the Good This commission would have supetmakes it a bit difficult for visitors Will Sunday School wifi Ivold such as toys, chairs’or other house­ vannah News. vision over utilities, securities, cor- | who hapjien to be stranded there at O. O—E. Batterson. ChriMmas exercises at the church, hold furnishings left where they do public possibly : the lime, time, but it te is the only way-in way- in When fire broke out in a vin«e poratlcns. P?™110115 P “hlic trust, and possibly;the Delegates to Dept. Encampment— including a three-act play. You arc _________ _______________________ hall llxt ,Uo OVrr °“tU" of <«*.,which it is possible for Engltahmcn Dot belong swell the ocddrtH list Invited. <xxul<tor.M) to.drau.to Ukhltak_______________ J , "p'“” ,orw,rt kx*”* « oM-lxhH"- >»«"*» JuSk? scientists expect to have a disc of this size In actual operation. Who can predict whal the practical limits ■t This Christmas Store has just the items you want for His Gift. You are assured of real quality and newest styling. Shirts Gloves What a business we are doing in Gift Shirts —hundreds to choose from in white, fancies and laundered collar style. 79c, 98c, $1.29, $1.50, $2.00 Gift Boxes Free Most every color and leather for you to choose from—interlin­ ed or unlined. A fine gift for a man. 98c to 12.50 NECKWEARS This is the Neckwear Store of the city. We show hundreds of beautiful silks. You may pick your own selection. 49c 69c 79c Gift Boxes Free Sno-Suits The finest quality in 33 ounce Wool of the West. Zipper in front and legs. Many col­ ors. ZrZuiiv Z , ‘Igntuig. stepped forward and rendered an Mpwtally on cellar and porch atepa 'operatic aria Ngyartfielm there a j mun many bad Mumbles and since .no panic-Hiunodu. of noargument. argument.'Christmas. Christmas. Other Other people, people, V.we sup_ -- legislation ------ — requires —-------- no --------, A man berrowod 3 cants yorterday "a *jw “ win ------------------‘ read Dickens' ---------“ It will — work for both and I pose, can still Christ" v1 cefficiency ___ The Irish potato U not Irish In to mall ■ tetter to President Roomeconomy.—Frank Bryce, Bryce, Grand mas Carol and eat sandwiches Jn origin; It was developed in South velt telling him how to put the j Ledge Independent. America. J. Ladies’ OverNite Case A beautiful case lined with brocaded rayon. Two sizes at $5-95 $2-69 $2-89 SCARFS We have the new Scotch Plaids as well as paisley patterned silks and plain white —a fine gilt for a man. 98c $1.50 to $2.50 $1.25 . ^““5? c. $1.00 Plinilent Paragraphs '7c‘"c.'. । I p. p Si W Shirts and Shorts Gift Belts Solid smooth cowhides and pigskins. Al! box­ ed for gifts. Wilson Bros. Blends. A fine gift for a young man. Many color com­ binations at 59c, $1.00, $1.50 p V <c V $1.25, $1.39 IS GIVE HIM SOX What man has enough socks) Let us help you in this selection of hosiery. Plain, pure silks, fancies, clocks, plaids, wools, lisles, silk and wool mixtures. We handle all, and so moderately priced, too. 25c 35c 50c Gift Box.. Ftwe I 6 K r c I $ ( I Waters Clothes Shop GIFTS MEN APPRECIATE wcecgwgwwwwfwcmpi �ffil HASTINGS BAHNKB. WUmSBAT, WTBMMS — tt, 1*4 ■ - SCHOOL NEWS FROM WHISM iNcmufflco »___ .. ■ .. _______ ________ however, went quite • liberal ind w« « lnto_ “cArthur'* chamber, whichi quarterly meeting there. In those THORNAPPLE-KELLOGG we reached by mean* of a sort of time* we admitted to love feast by Animal Husbandry clou has com- ■ ladder. My wtfe soon pardttoned off tickets, and notes at admUaion. I __ I— a. 11.* K fortabiy. Ttie first thing Ln order . where I preached In Un county I pieted Its study of feeding dairy delivered temperance discourses and cowk a balanced ration from the was to secure • residence for my family. Tha people of Hastings ing up tbect*. into which we put our wa* going to walk In and I *topped offered lhe ptedga A gral majority crop* grown tn this community. would not consent to my living out­ bed and what Utile furniture we had. htan and asked him if he was a of the people joined lhe temperance Last Friday they studied agricul­ side of ttie village. We made dlli- and we found our*elves as comfort- । member of the church. He said, ranks and became workers in the tural law with the subject under (Continued from page one) discussion being the right*'bf the i able aa circumstance* would admit “No." “Are you *eriou»?" I inquired. good cause. We had a Fourth of July celebra­ farmer's dog. most of them were built ot logs and found. Alexander McArthur, a no- of. hi the first McthodUt parsonage He *aid. "No." "Have you ever bren At the Electrical demonstration / in love feast?- He *aid. "Yea.” "How tion and passed through the usual ble-spiriled man. had built a farm tn Hastings. the people were all in low circum­ I given at the T. K. auditorium last The people at once held a consul- many time*?" I asked He said. "A formalities of such an occasion house, pul on the siding, and put in stances, and had to exercise the the Doors, but it had no inside fin­ tation In reference to providing more ' good many time*." I *aid to him, had Ute honor of being lhe first week Tuesday. Dec. 11, some amax-1 most rigid economy to bring the ish. He said to me that if I could comfortable quarters for the preach- ["You can’t go in. The rules of our chaplain in Hastings. Our band tng experiments wfre performed1 consisted of -----------fife and----------------drum and- we — with electrical apparatus. The dem-1 do no better, I could put my things er. Thoma* fiunkrr and A. W. church forbid ft." He turned and-----------------Baily were the chief spirits in the | walked hastily away. I supposed ofI marched through the village after onstratk>ns'6f electricity showed its I sides of life. There wu forty dolThey soon agreed tbit course he was offended. In con- iasgoodmusic as thecircumstances powers when under the expert eon- I mt* missionary money appropriated appropriates table ou.c until um.h other umk; provision could be enterprise. w. ... lan trol and d^plled to modem science I for the support of my family Thia made. I accepted his offer, pro- A- W. Bally take charge ot the mat- versation with him afterwards. I would admit ot. and industry. Among the expert- [ Yours reap. respectfully, small appropriation enjoined upon cured a team and double wagon, ter. and push forward to completion learned that as soon as he turned Yours menu of Interest was man madc David •Bush. me the necessity of practicing the went to Grand Rapids and got what as fast as possible a house to be oc- a'way he began to have very serious lightning. same rigid economy that others were furniture was necessary for house cupied as a parsonage. A iwuae was thoughts and kept on walking until ««i.’a,Vv Seniors who worked on play com­ . _________ ____________ I .________________________ soon erected and enclosed with a he found a convenient place lo pray BARRY COUNTY mittee are as follows: Stage. John. brick nreplaca and chimney, but was and knelt before God. confessed hi* GETS A LITTLE Huff. Clare Mugridge. Clifford Aunot finished inside. On lhe first day sins and prayed for mercy. The revi of State Highway bill; ticket and Pub, Bernice Alien. of January, January. row 1842 wo we uwreu moved u»u into uuj our sun suit w*a was uut* that when 1 came to my । The l°‘al new home and experienced all that, next appointment he was a convert- construction tn Barry county during Rosemary Sullivan. Vivian Proctor; 1* Implied in the use of ttie tdrm ed man and united with the church. I®31 financed from the $12,736,227 Gym . Ed. Lynd. Clare Schantz. i "Happy New Year.’’ I furnished my He began at once lo prav In his famRecovery Ilighwny grant Warren Bergy; property. Lynn I house with fire wood by felling Um-1 Uy and several of his children were “ Michigan from the Federal Goy- Hupp. Orwin Buskirk; j. Robertson; b<w that grew near the house, and converted and received into the Including engineering and costume. Florence Bender. June igetUng lhe loan of oxen of people i church. I had a regular preaching ; contingencies. Is$118.9&y The great- Steen, Lucile Brog. Gladys Wil­ 'who came to mill to draw it in. place and a class at the Tllliron i« portion of the $12.736427 grant liams. I Allusion has been frequenUy madc school house near Gull Prairie and .was earned on 1934 construction, al­ . to my hunting proclivities. I will । another appointment at the house of though a relaUvely small amount COMMITTEE CHOSING ■ say that It was a matter of conven- Mr. Barnum. I durtn* the ,ast months PLAY FOR JUNIORS lence to me to have known some- > East of Hastings there was a con- °f A committee is considering one of thing of lhe habit* of lhe deer, and siderabie of a settlement for these Tne Barry county projects are as three plays for lhe annual junior to know bow to capture them. Not I early Umes near the county line, follows. production, according to Albert long after XI went to Hastings MeWe had a class there. I preached In M-14. bridge crossing Wanadoga lo in •Captain , — Arthur killed a deer about two miles 1 the house of Lorenzo -Mudge. The Creek. 3 miles south of Assyria, a’. Becker. The three are Brings to Our Hearts Applejack." "Minlck" and "Merely south ot the village. The next I people were all hungry for the bread 110,900. Marion Ann." Tryouts will be re- i Thoughts of Joy and Gladness M-37 Relocation. 2 685 miles of morning he went with an ox team of life, and all went to meeting. quested by filling enrollment blanks to bring it in. When he was ready men. women and children. I re­ 21-foot gravel surfacing on the Bar­ telling what parts they would like' to start he asked me if I could hunt. member on one occasion when the ry-Kent county line north of Mid­ and the committees on which they I replied -Ye*. I am a perfect Nim­ house was well filled, during serv­ dleville at $13,750. M-14, 2.103 miles of 21-foot gravel rod." •’Weil." he said, "come along ice the children all began to cry. with me and kill a deer and we will I saw that the mothers were giving surfacing from Use south county DEATH OF DAVID C. ST1IXS. bring in two." I went with him un­ me their undivided attention, and line north at $$60,835. David C. Stile*. age 73, prominent j M-14. bridge crossing Thornapple Johnstown farmer, died Wcdnes-1 til we came to a cedar swamp where were paying but little altenUon to I left Mack and commenced my their children. I soon succeeded river in the village of Nashville at day night at a Battle Creek hospital. $33400. hunt. Before he was out of hearing In raising myself - above lhe little He had been taken there three weeks The total— estimated—cost Squall mio into uir the*region of storm. iv».uu n. --------------­ of state before, being critically ill with kid­ I saw a fine dker. drew a bead upon squan ” in Barry -------him and he wa* .mine. Wc took where I held myself until thc squall. highway construction ney trouble. home two deer and had a fine (east. had subsided and no harm was county, to be financed from the $«.Mr. Stiles was bom in this coun­ After a while our venison was gone. done. After service I counted the 452,568 grant from the National gov- ty November 20. 1861 and had lived Mack called me early one frosty little ones and there were fourteen I ernment under thc Cartright Act. in the first frame house built In morning, and said he was venaion I never fell like depriving a moth-1 already under contract or to be Johnstown township for more than e*riy tn 1885. hungry and wanted me to take his er of the privilege of the sanctuary 11’1*?®? under half a century. He was one of the old­ rifle and go to lhe woods. So I start­ because she chanced to have a lit-1 including engineering and contin­ est members cf the pioneer society of led out before sunrise and returned ue baby; nor did 1 ever pause in Kenclcs. is $15,000. Il is contcm- Johnstown township, and was an ac­ this Program will be 'in about an hour and showed him the midst of a discourse and stare 1 tive loyal member of thc Methodist ‘my bloody hand*. He straightened at an embarrajuert mother who *** C0JJ2?,e!f‘1J’y Ju,y’1OT.5'. church of Banheld. He was one of | B*rry county project consists 'himself up and announced It to the trying to quiet a restless child and thc leading residents in that com­ 0 8 mile of gradimt. drainage and whole village: "The Parson has I doubt the propriety of doing so. munity. His hoboy was raising live- | I will relate an incident that I B,uV"ctn?„on M'U R«'au»tion ! killed another deer ” This time. I stock, in which he was quite sue- : north “ of Nashville. “ “ 'captured one of the finest bucks I deem worthy of record. During the " cessful. As a young rrfan he attend-1 'ever killed. Thl* will do for hinting services of 1642 I qpnstiltcd the Rev. ed Olivet College, but did not com-1 Franklin Gage, preacher in charge stories. plctc hl* course. He taught schoolj I I commenced my missionary la­ of Allegan circuit in reference to tn thc vicinity of his home for many | DIRECTORS . bours a* soon m I reached Hosting*. the propriety of holding a camp terms. He finally gave up that work | A new school house had been built meeting for the accommodation of and engaged in farming, which he i J. C. KETCHAM C. I. .HENDERSHOTT । the same year I came, into which wc his charge and mine. After conBoy Scouts are planning to assist had followed ever since. । assembled for worship. From this sulUng his people and mine wc con­ I with C. S. POTTS BURTON PERRY Mr. Stiles is survived by one the delivery of Christmas bas­ point I went Into all the settlement cluded ------------------------------to hold the meeting. We -------seKIM SIGLER on Munday, meeting at the daughter. Mrs. Leah WVston of Al- I in Barry county, the western part ot , tected the ground near Gun Marsh kets 1 Legion hall at one o’clock. legan and by four sons, Dr. Floyd , Eaton county, and the northern part I a line between our respective American • H. Stiles, veterinarian, who resides Dec. 24. ready for Work. Trucks will of Kalamazoo county, preaching ev- | charges, erected our tents, secured Ln Battle Creek; J. M. 8 SUlcs of erywhere I could assemble a con- the services of the Presiding Elder be furnished and the work divided Crowley. Louisiana; Fred T. St lies OFFICERS I gregation. leading the wanderer back aruj commenced the meeting We of Johnstown township and Carl A. | to the fold, and making provision; labored several days without any 1the Legion rooms at 10 A. M.. to as­ Stiles, professor of biology in Coe J. C. KETCHAM, President ‘for those who felt the need of marked suace.w. although several 'sist the ladies. Troop 75 has agreed College. Cedar Rapids, Iowa; also C. S. POTTS, Vice-President , church relailon&lilp. Previous to my persons had experienced religion. । lo furnish food for three baskets. by two brothers. Fred J. Tooae, su­ W. E. CARTER, Cashier coming to tills work Brother Daub- on Sabbath the Presiding Elder response to the request for perintendent of schools Ln Portland. 'I ney. a focal preacher from Gull, told us that on Monday morning ’ The I Prairie, had visited Hastings a few he would dlsrnbw the meeting and ‘ ^Jrtbtited Th^ Oregon, and Henry Tooze ot Clover­ pieces have been conUlbutM contributed. Thnsf Thoae dale. Ithnaa and had preachings to thc WB WOGUj gn home Brother GageI: ? leces haw Mr. Stiles was a man of fine charthat ifeeded repairing were looked ■ i people. I traveled altogether on and myself told him he could go if ‘after /y Vcrrol Conklin and his acler, always interested in promot­ • horse back, the condition of the. nc chute, but the meeting would “ Miss Lois Carter assisted ing good causes. His puMbig re- j ' I woods were such that no other mode continue. The next morning the, students. " moves from Johnstown a very use- j the Camp Fire girls in dressing dolls ' j was practicable. Presiding Elder left, but the servful man and citizen. the baskets. | I heard ofa Methodist man who |CM continued, which consisted of for * An automobile wreck cheated his ‘lived several miles north east of I preaching, praying and Kinging. In son. Carl A- Stiles of Cedar Rapids,' Monday evening Hugh Riley. Ver­ ' Hastings, by the name ol Alonzo । the afternoon it was arranged to Iowa, from seeing' his father before f | Barnum I went to visit him When ihold two services at the same hour. non Wlnlngcr. Jr.. Donald Doxey,j his death. While enroute to Battle Cub Richard Hinkley and' Lloyd . I found himhe was chopping down Brother Gage was to administer ' went to Woodland where, Creek in his car with his wife, the ia very largetree. I Introduced my-'baptism at a small lake nearby. Shafer ; they participated in a Scout rally, automobile skidded on the icy pave­ I *elf to him and told him a new mis- while I. conducted the services on . merit, struck a bridge abutment. ।1 slon had been formed and I was the camp ground. At lhe conclusion al , the schoolhouse. About fifty en­. crashed into a ditch and down a i preacher in charge, and that I was 10[ these services the Spirit of the jjoyed lhe supper and program. Thc. fifteen foot enbankment. Mrs. Stiles Scouts gave demonstrations of fire I hunting up the "lost siteep of the Lortj was poured upon the people . suffered a broken cottar.bone and i house of Israel." He listened with I ln a wonderful manner. The little by friction and first aid. and severe bruises. Mr. BUles was bad­ Intense Interest, then raising his i company returned from lhe lake. 1plained Scouting and Cubbing. ly bruised. Both were taken to a hosI j hands and eyes to Heaven, the great an(j wc started back and looked on The next Court of Honor will be. pllal at Sterling. Illinois. Both were i i tears falling from his face, ex- Wn], amazement, to see the Lord । . compelled to return home without held al lhe court house on Wednes ­ iclaimed: "Praise God. my prayers carry oh HU work. In every part of । seeing his father or attending the day night, Dec. 20. c. A. Jacobson »|have been heard al last.” We both I camp ground the people fell a.; funeral. f knelt at the roots of the tree, and though they had been shot down presiding. Al this lime the 1. O- O- F. . held a prayer meeting, and felt the I on the field of battle; and the slain cup will be presented lo Troop 75. EPWORTH 1XAGU& ' Lord's presence. A class was formed of thp Lord waa many but it was a The Epworth League held its The dale for the annual Scout f here and . we made it a regular peculiar circumstance that these meeting has been selected as Mon­ weekly meeting at the MethodUt preaching place. ' -...------- 1.— » I preached «niistill ^monstrations of power were con­ day night, Jan. 14 at the gymnasium. Episcopal church Bunday night. The farther east in Eaton county, in the fined . almost entirely to the uncon­ After lhe pot luck supper there will devotional leader. Virginia Waters, Hagar settlement. Father Hagar verted portion of the congregation. be a short program and a play. led in singing Christmas carols and and his excellent wife were German There was a physician present who in prayer. A special number was Methodists and devoutly pious. I in­ was entirely skeptical in "reference "Salvage." Dr, M R. Kinde Is chair­ rendered by Margaret and Audra man of the committee. This is also' tended to have preached at the Ver­ to such demonstration of divine VIIUC for Air. election of officers. Dr C. Densmore France* Cowles led an in­ . mont colony, but Mr. Cochrane, the power. As there was an opportuni-1 time — - -• sing chairman of the teresting discussion on "Jesus the i Congregational minister, learning ty afforded for investigation, he I|P. Lathrop belli .. y, committee. co Parents, Bringer of Good Will." my purpose, wrote me a letter re­ availed himself of It. After exam­ nominating With Glaaa Parti lion Tray. For next Sunday evening Stuart I questing me to leave that place to ining several subjects he declared leaders and friends of Scouting arc Edmonds has charge of devotion*: urged to attend the supper and pro­ him. As I had aU lhe work I could the whole thing entirely beyond his and Hazel Caukin ha* charge of the I gram. do elsewhere I did not go to that comprehension. He said that they discussion. We had quite a large I place. I preached In Ztbulon Bar­ were not dead but in a condition of attendance but would Hill like to! DEATH OF MBS. GARRET. num's school house north east of suspended animation, which proved People in the southwestern part have more young people coming. Hasting*, also In the Carpenter set- 110 be a fact in a short time. The ,of the county were pained to learn tlement north of Hastings. At this , brethren carried lhe wounded into ,of “the death "Of Mrs. Pearl Garret, LADIES AID SOCIETY point there wa* something of an their tents and carried on devotion­ widow of the late Charles Garret, AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. awakening and several were added | al cXercLscs which lasted all night, who died at her home in Augusta On Thursday. December 20th the! to the church. There was a man un<j y<c who had wounded was pres- Wcdne«lay of last week after sev­ members of the Ladles' Aid Society1 (CONTROLLED HEAT.) here that joined lhe church, who ! to heal, and many souU were rial eral MIVHiril.' months’ tm.arws. IllneM. wot. She was the 'of the Presbyterian church will bold was much deformed by the rickets.1 al liberty, and the forest* were daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles [their [i annual Christmas tree and I met him once in class, when he matie to echo with the shouts and Storr of Prairieville, and married luncheon. : The president. Mra- Van wanted to tell us all how thankful । praises of new bom souls. Mr. Garret in 1801. He also lived Dalsen. ; desires each member to come he was. not only for spiritual grace. j wl]| relate a Utile Incident, the near Milo. They later moved to ,and bring a friend. A good menu has but alao Xor temporal mercies. He j most singular that ever fell under Augusta. She wa* prominent in so­ been prepared. The luncheon will be said that on such a piece of ground , my observation. Among lhe slain cial activities In the village, was ac­ he had so many bushels of wheat— jtiieie was a confirmed Unlversalist tive tn the Rebekah Lodge, also in also an interesting program al aongs, WITH PARCHMENT SHADE. that would bread hl* family. On , who lay several hours in an uncon- church work and in the Aid Society. readings afid instrumental numbers. I such a piece of ground he had *o; >cious condition. When he had no Hbr husband died last July many bushels of corn—tnat would j jar recovered as to be able to talk A-O-WA-KI-YA CAMP fatten hl* pork. On such a piece of' we lrjc(j j0 persuade him to believe FIRE GROUP. HONORED DR. RINGTERINK. ground he had s»o many bushels of . Jesus antj give ills heart to God. Barry county people, particularly Our group- had a Christmas party potatoes; he'had two skips of bees ] but all to no purpose. He said he’d those ip Freeport and vicinity, who Dec. 12 at the home ol our guardian. _ alt in ____ a _ ____ _____ . and his children were all in ernod good ibeen very great sinner and God rtmember Dr. J- W. Rlgtcrink. will Some of the girls helped with the shape O! how thankful he was to hud sent this upon him as a punish­ be pleased to know that he has been decorating of.the dining room. We God. I would Inquire, how far Is ment fffr his situ and when he was made president-elect of the Kent ail broayht .Aite tifing to eat and Uiu from possessing the spirit of sufficiently punished he would be County MedlMl Society, and will be­ helped get the dinner. After we the true Christian? all right. Poor deluded man! He re­ gin his services next year. Dr. Rig- were through eating we opened our West of Hastings I had an ap­ jected the atonement of Ohrist and terink was for many years a prac­ presents Then all helped wa*h the pointment at Mr. Ingraham's. His the ’ Precious One ot God which ticing physlciarf in Freeport. He la­ dishes Afterward* we played games. WITH HEADLIGHTH. wife was a member of lhe church, teaches us that It Is the blood of ter removed to Grand Rapids, where All had a good time.—Reporter, and also al John W. Bradley s. He Jesus which cleanses us from sin, he has become prominent in his pro­ Mary DeVries and his wife united with the church and that there is no bther name fession. and were very valuable accessions under heaven by which we can be STATE ROAD. to our society. 1 preached at Mr. saved. Our iniquities were laid up­ The Fisher school will have their j PARENTS OF DAUGHTER. Hill’s, where the village of Middle­ on Him and by His stripes we are Mr. and Mrs Laurence W. Os­ Christmas tree Friday evening, ville now stands, and farther south healed. In due time we closed our borne of Nashville are receiving con­ Dec 21. The school will put on st Judge Barlow '*, who opened his camp meeting, which was the first gratulations on lhe arrival of a ten the program and Santa will be there. house for preaching and treated me ever held in this part of th« state, and three quarter pounds girl. Dec. AU plan lo oocne» with great kindness and considera­ fully satisfied with having waited 18. Four sons have been born to the The P. T. .A. will draw numbers, tion. I had an appointtr*-*^’ v-"- at our Jerusalem until our Pente­ Osbornes'so the advent of this 111* and each one whtf wants to. can i. fami- cost had come. kee Springs. William I tie miss has caused rtruch rejoicing bring a 10 cent gift with their name' llarly known as Yar_ . In all new countries the people among the family and friends. She Inside. Please wrap the gift. The opened his tavern and prepared It are in the habit of using Intoxicat­ has been named Ramona Mae— ' gifts wUl be put on the tree and( for the reception of the congrega­ ing drinks, and Barry county was Mr. Osborne U manager of the called by tbs numbers Same as wo tion, and I preached there during not an exception. ThU suggested Farmers’ Co-Operative Creamery of did last year. the year. He always knelt m time work Ln thc temperance cause. Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Becker and of prayer in the congregation and There was a lawyer in Hastings by family spent Bunday with Mn. Lena. REFRIGERATORS in family worship, and contributed the name of Marsh Giddings, a very On fine days the Crystal Palace Becker and Homer. •a liberally for lhe support of the good talker, who was always ready Mr. and Mrs Wittian Coleman gospel a*-any tnan In the county for a temperance speech, and John getic American visitors -__ are__ very of Rutland and Mrs. Janet Pettin­ We had a class at Pine Lake, and Van Arman, a lawyer from BatUe grateful, us they are thus saved a gin spent Bunday with Mr. and Mn. f I preached at the pine Lake school Creek, who came to Hastings to al- good deal of valuable time. The •f :ms red and i to rl in­ fine I Christmas Season WE DESIRE TO EXTEND TO OUR MANY FRIENDS AND PATRONS THE HEARTIEST GREETINGS FOR A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS Silk Slips . $1.69 Rayon ra jamas $1.48 Snug Pajamas $ 1.69 Snug Gowns . $1.50 Balbriggan Pajamas . ., $1.39 Rayon Slips . . 69c and $ I Dance Sets .... $1 Ravon Growns . $1 National Bank of Hastings V- Boy Scout News ity. Iks. erined yon. 89 Admiration Blnrleai. chlBM. Distinctive Gifts and Chiffon Bilk ■from GOODYEAR’S trell lite 3 ndn. >ung :om- Polithed Copper Ice Bucket and Tongs...................... !$1.50 Polished Copper Whistling Tea $1.35 Kettle $5.95 Sunbeam Flat Toaster Westinghouse Handy Electric' $1.00 Drier Polished Copper Desk Lamp . $1.75 Westinghouse Warming Pad . . $3.50 Westinghouse Automatic Waffle Iron ............................................ $9.95 $8.85 New Coleman Lamp US try. ids, We >p Holly Wreath with 8 Igt. string, $2.50 5-Light Christmas Star75c $1.00 Kitchen Shears $32.50 DeLuxe Bicycle Giant Couter Wagon $5.25 $2.00 Electric Kitchen Clock 9-qt. Waterleu Cooker . . . . . $2.75 Cake Covera 75c to $1.00 Kitchen Stool with back t . 98c General Electric Atwater Kent ALL Winter Coats REDUCED 15% and 20% THIS WEEK and NEXT you can have the coat you have been wanting, a better coat for less. Every coat in stock is re­ duced 15% and 20% for Quick Clearance. No coata to be left over for the New Year. You save from $1.92 to $5.97 on the coat you buy thia week. Sizes 14 to 50. Smart Frocks K —For Htreet and party woar, alao Sunday evening frocks for Misties, 14 to 40. Half sizes and stouts Frocks ia our two price $3.88 and $6.88 SPORT SKIRTS at . . . FRANDSE] RADIOS Exclusive but not Exbei �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER It, UM Churches Plan on the Midnight clear." W111U. JURY GAVE JUDGMENT AGAINST TOWNSHIP GOV'T HOUSING I ACTISLBEIML Thc chorus choir will be satiated Ray Clemens Gets Judgment (Continued from pagt one) by Mrs. Sadie Mae Palmer. organist; for $100 for Death of Anthem—Mlia Virginia Mrs. J. A. McNulty, pianist; A. O. Shafer, violinist and Mrs. H. Fred­ Bis Horse • Continued from page onei erick Dailey, cellist. Bursum oard* Mrwirt. « inw «uu oi uueresv io an town- ---------------------- —------- 7------- , ■ ., There will aluo be on Christmas ship officers was tried In circuit; P«>ple who do not have to bonow court last week before a jury, in i Tills means. siff.OOCI spent for labor Eucharist, no music. the case case or of Ray Ray Clemens Clemens vs. v». Tne The « «n«l materials That will v tally .l-jl. r.i. me ‘‘u >»«»«•• First Methodist EpUcopal. l-rownshipof Baltimore. help helo in Improving i tn Droving business. business. He He dcAt the regular morning worship' ft appears that Ray Clemens, in dared the Act is not built upon an nunent Divine." at ten o'clock, the Rev. W. Maylan the summer of 1933. was moving a unsubstantial foundation. Every man Gloria in ExceUta. Jones will use as his sermon them#, threshing outfit over a township who borrows must hate something "Unto You is Bom a Saviour." The road in Baltimore township. In do- tangible to back up the credit which children’s sermon topic U. “Tlie i ing so his son was driving a team ot; he askv. | Greatest Birthday." Under Rte di- horses, hitched to a tank wagon I The National Huu'.ngXommisslon rectlon of Mrs. Robert Burch, with niled wltii water, behind which was u I!OW preparing io get out the^ Mrt. James Bristol at Die organ, the being towed a Dodge truck. .working arrangements for title No. । chorus choir will sing. "While Shep- At a certain place on the highway. 2 of the Hou'ing Act. which hasto herds Watched" by Parks andfor some unknown reason, one of the (l° <«h mortgages on Iwmes The ["Glory to God In the Highest." by horses stepped off the edge of the Plnn 18,0 re-finance such mortgages; BATTLE CREEK Cooke. Sunday School follows at road where there was located a culmake them due within a period 11:20 when the children from thc vert some four feet in depth. This ot twenty years, with so much to be STARTING various departments will present tin* frightened the horses, thereby caus- paid each year, and an annual ui-: cantata, "A Visit from Santa." Mrs. ]ing them to pull the tank wagon off tbrest rate of five per c*”1M. E Whitman is general chairman, the road and causing the torses to He explained that the Housing Act. assisted by Miss Verlan Linington. run away and overtake thc clover 7s not in competition DUl 18 FOR FOUR DAYS with Mrs. Forrest Johnson in charge huilcr, driven by Ray Clemens. a helpful to, building and loan asao- i of costumes. The Christmas offering ( few rods ahead, with which oifb at cations as well as to banks. i The moat unique holihomSs, the the I for the Children’s Village at Redford the torses came in contact, there- ' By modernization of homes jpeaker explained, he mean;, such re- ; will be taken at this service. Ep- by breaking Its neck. worth League meets at six o'clock. It was the contention of the pairs as new roofs, new furnace, new 1 offerod! followed by the evening service at plaintiff that the road was not in plumbing, etc The government is 7:30. Rev- Jones' sermon subject for reasonable repair and that it was prepared to assist where It can if I i the evening is "The Feast of Lights." necessary lo drive close to the edge thc borrower cannot himself pay for As a processional the chorus will of the road and the culvert on the the financing of these improvements. use "Hark, The Herald Angels': * **** -J *----------* a It must not be thought, that Uncle 'east side of the — road, because “of Sing.” Carols to be rendered by the mud hole and wash-out on the west Safu Is taking needless chances Ex­ perience- of the banks of this coun­ choir and men's chorus are. "There's side i of the road. It was the contention of the de­ try, covering a period ot 25 years, A Song in tlie Alr;"."Silent Night;" A Revelry of Music, ’’Long Years Ago;-’ Male ehorw*. fendant that Che horse became shows that their average loss on j loans, such as are P«»P<»Pd ; Dancing. Comedy, “Deck the Halls." a Welsh melody; ingntenea. frightened, ettner cither trom from me the fact fact mat that have- been less than Giris the truck truck was was being being towed towed behind uciuftu under this Act. —.------"All Through the Night;" Solo and thc . . flics »hrcc fcarthji ofofone tank wagon, or . because of three-fourths oneper per-cent. cent ; chorus. "We Three Kings of Orient the FEATURING ciulW ntoUh.l at U>«< . At ” --thc ---------conclusion " of his •*" talk Mr. Are;" Solo. “Thou Didst Leave Thy which Brundage gave an opportunity for Throne" All are invited to attend time. LES ROHDE asking questions Several inquiries The case was formerly tried before | these Christmas services. were made and Mr Brundage was , SL Rose Roman Catholic Church. Justice Matthews without a Jury, able to givCthe information desired. where a'judgment was rendered for I Rev. John V. Dillon, newly ap- •3150.00 , for the horse and 325.00 lor He remained for some time after pointed pastor of St Rose Roman" Nedra Gordinier ’the damage done to the lank wagon. thc meeting to confer with any who Catholic church, will be the cele­ The township appealed from this were i..[>ccially Interested. Several Tiny Sweetheart of the / brant at the Midnight Mass on judgment The Jury in circuit court seemed to b»* desirous of knowing , Christmas. i permitted the decision of Justice more about thc provisions of the ; "Mlssa Regina Pads" <Montan): Matthews to stand except that it Housing Act. Jimmy French ' will be rendered by the young ladles'' reduced the amount of damage to Both bunks of this city have met and Hla 33,000.00 Violin choir. "Adestc Fldells ’ will be sung , thc requirements o! the Housing Act. 3100.00. during the offertory. Tliose who need such improvements | Christmas carols will begin nt a JOLLY GOOD TIME. should gel in touch with tire two Cal Calloway 11:30 P. M "In Old Judea" •Geibcli.; on Monday evening Circle No. 6 building firms in this city and the "The Birthday of a King" <Neldllng- of thc Methodist Episcopal L A. S banks: If they can meet thc gov-1 er» and "O Little Babe of Bethle-1 mct the home of Mrs. Pauline ernment requirements for credit, hem" (Stults) are the select carols, j McOmber for their Christmas party they can obtain lhe money at rea-' "Silent Night. Holy Night" is ar-i The houic was very attractive with solvable rates. Total & Loss ranged, for soprano, tenor Ind alto »B beautifully decorated tree in the OBITL'ARY. House Detective De Luxe -Mass op Christmas morning will hjU1 wfiere wcre plac,^ alld .. Mrs William Leonard was born be read in Nashville at 8 00 o’clock j there were lighted red candles ev*in Pine Gnw» township. Van Buren and 10:00 o’clock at St. Rose. Has-1 rrywhere Co February 24. 1866 and died at tings The children of St Rose The dinner was served by Mrs Nights - Sunday school will sing Christmas hymns Roife Bulling. Mrs C. W Clarke. her tome m Delton. December 7. during lhe ' • - 10:00 in. o'clockv Mass. . — Mrs. H A Adrounle and Mrs. T N 1934. aged 68 years. 9 months and 13 All Seats Only 35c days Her maiden name was Harriet Knopf. QUIMBY. Week Day Matinee ' Tlie usual short business meeting Jane Smith. She was the second daughter ot John Ezra and Magda- , ' The revival held by Mrs Short ■was led by Mrs. M. E. Whitman, Ail Seats 25c lena Williams Smith with whom she I and daughter closed Sunday eve- twenty-eight members and two I nlng. There has been a good at­ 1 guests being present. One of the resided until her marriage She at- I tendance and much interest We guests. Miss Helen Mcrson. joined tended High school at Otsego and was mamed to William Leonard. hope we may have them back again ' the happy circle. February 29. 1888 Tliey lived in some time. ....... I ..... Tlie program...... was planned by Mrs PAT PATTERSON Alamo and Osthemo townships in i The Christmas tree and exercises 'Royal Myers, who brought a group Kalamozoa Co until they moved to “LOVE TIME” I will be held on Monday night. Dec I of girls and boys from the fifth Delton in 1908 To them were bcm 24. Mr. McIntyre and thc school,. grade of Central school to give un live children. C Leun Leonard. Mrs. । a 1beautiful de ‘children are preparing the program. j short ’* * play. But first “ '** ­ Lois Hower. Mrs Florence Krocs of Special Program . The Misses Valentine of Midland votional service was led by Mrs. W Delton. Mrs. Mabel Bayer of Kala- | ' visited the Shorts at the parsonage M. Jones and then the Circle wit­ mazor and George W Leonard of MONDAY NIGHT I and attended services here Sunday nessed a clever little two-act drama Hastings. "Prowlers* Club" entitled. “A New Fashioned Christ­ She leaves to mourn her loss be­ I The young people’s class will have mas" Tlie cast was Marjory Hill. 15 Guest Artists their class party al, the Hummel Judy Fuller. Judy Mulder Mary side* her husband and children. i 2-Hour Stage Show thome Saturday night • i:.ht grandchildren. Barbara Eloyse. Ellen Mulder. Stanley Jones. Thom­ j Miss Francena Cutler, who Is at­ as Kerr. Jack Larkin and Harry DiL'. Elizabeth. Aleatha Anne, and ' tending lhe Chicago Evangelistic William Leon Leonard; Leonard Wood. Jr, It was a very pretty lit­ George. Henry William and Keith , Institute. Is expected home this NEW YEARS’ EVE tle play and Santa Claus was there Edward Kroos, all of Delton; George ; week for Christmas vacation. SPECIAL STAGE H Several from here attended the and Mrs Santa Claus and oh, yes. Remolds Leonard of Hastings; a sis­ Jack Frost was there too. and when ter. Mrs C. H Layton of Cooper, a I funeral of Morris Hill last week. they SHOW AT 11:30 disappeared the children Much sympathy Is 'extended Mrs brother Mr. Frank E. Smith, of passed around the'gifts from un­ Shabbona, a niece. nephews, several I Hill in her sorrow. RESERVED SEATS der the tree. These were toys which I Some of the young folks drove to cousins and many, many frienda. NOW ON SALE . ----- _ :: , arc are inter later to uc be usca used m in me thc wcnarc welfare By their works ye shall know w sccIChrlslmM tateu. the Kerns hotel. members of thc cast each ■ received a gift from Mrs. Myers. HOLMES CHURCH. ■ When lhe children had gone the Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Dunlop | Circle joined in singing Christmas and Mr and Mrs. Howard Barnum ! carols led by Mrs Daslc Crue. thc of Hastings were guests at Hubert new song books being used Barnum's Friday night. AbdUt <0 friends and neighbors WEST ORANGEVILLE AND had a wood bee for Clarence Norris EAST GI N MARSH. Wednesday They cut a nice lot of Mrs. 8 A. McCalferty entertained Mr Norns returned from, wood as Sunday guests. Mr. and Mr* the hospital Wednesday and Is Im­ I Frank Zlmbrlnk of Martin. proving nicely. Mrs- Earl Bullenberger and Mrs Mr and Mrs Hubert Barnum and McCafferty were Kalamazoo shbpduught< i Vivian, and Mr and Mrs. pers on Saturday Walter Durkee were Lansing vis­ Mrs Wayne Ransbottom and fam­ itor: Wednesday. ily entertained Mrs. S A McCaffer­ Mr and Mrs Richard Durkee are ty to a birthday dinner Friday last the proud parents of an eight and week, the occasion being Mrs. Mc­ one-half pound boy bom Friday Cafferty's birthday. Ilf AKE this a ChristI morning. I Mrs Van Ett and Eva Olshcwsky (were Hastings stoppers on Saturmas that will be long i day. remembered — with a | Mr and Mrs Elick Lister have PHILCO, the world’s (moved to Plainwell from Orangelargest se 11 i n g radio! | vijle to send their children to tlie Come in today — make | Plainwell school your selection while our We understand Orangeville put on advance box social at the schoolstock is still complete! I house for tlie benefit of the chilidren’s Christmas tree and the at1 tendance wgp good. Cecil Hanson hits just returned from Ionia where he lias been for a few days looking after Ids home Re Foreign reception will return after the holidays with GUARANTEED • his family. with thia beautiful Inclined Bounding Board Model! Plua your favorite American pro­ Alice and Arlene Williams spent grami. Latest features give 'the week end with their grandpar­ outstanding performance and ents in Middleville . | Hie Pleasant Hill school Is closed rubbed cabinet! A apectacui for two weeks on account of the teacher being exposed to scarlet lev- BIJOU SUNDAY CHRISTMAS and a Voice That Is Stilled Now is an opportune time when families are gathered around the Home to think of a LAST­ ING TRIBUTE to the departed loved ones. Sentiment is something that never dies in the minds of any people, and the Memory can only be perpetuated by a Permanent Memorial. MEMORY is too precious to be left unguard­ ed, unmarked, it is too quickly lost. THAT PLACE which is most hallowed of all ground, deserves a symbol which should stand forever A MONUMENT or MARKER of GRANITE is the only Tribute that will last until Everlast­ ing. We create designs in keeping with the Character of Memory. • We carry in stock a jarge display of various kinds of Granite, which may enable you to se­ lect a suitable Memorial for. your lot. Obr prices are very reasonable. An order placed now may save you money later on. Wexare better prepared than ever to serve you. A phone call or mpil request ia invited. Cato’s Vagabonds * GIFTS * that keep the budget sunny side up THE NEW 1935 PHILCO 29X AQ hew “ < 1933 PH1LCOS I from t*0 UPWARDS | NEW PHILCO 66B What a value! World­ wide reception at a sen­ aationally low price I Ataazinr performance and true PHILCO tone. An idea) present. ^See and TA-8S ' Mrs. Bert Palmer and Mrs. Clair Williams took some of the 4-H Club boys and girls to Grand Rapid* Wednesday to see the judging at Wbst Michigan Fat stock show.' Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Campbell at­ tended her mother’s auction sale near Kalamazoo Wednesday Bert Palmer was in Kalamazoo Wednesday evening and attended boxing matches. . ROBINHVE PARK. Special Haliday Terms Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner of Liberal Leighton were Sunday guests of Mr. Tradt-In-Allowance and Mrs. George Poland. WARD BAINE tU RAST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN \V E VE got the drop oo Sants ’’ this time. Here are just ■ few of lhe fine holiday gift items we'va Mr. and Mn. John Kollar and Harold spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lightfoot of Freeport. | Mr. and Mn. Ralph Finkbeiner bud<rl!" PHONE 1370 and baby daughter of Middleville spent Sunday with their parents. Mr. and Mn. Julian Potts. Mrs Julian Potts and daughter. Mn. Glen Dean, of Bowne, spent' Dependable Jeweler Thursday In Grand Rapids. HOLLOWAY This is one of our creations, designed and made here right in our own shop. HASTINGS MONUMENT WORKS ESTABLISHED 1907 PHONE 2497 IRONSIDE BROTHERS HASTINGS, MICH. BIG FOOTWEAR SALE STILL CONTINUES at the Ironside Shoe Company Complete Stock of High Grade SHOES, OXFORDS, BOOTS, SUPPERS, ARCTICS, HOSE) Etc. WE NEED the money and ’’ are sacrificing our pro­ fit to raise the cash. This gives you an opportunity to SAVE MONEY on your winter footwear purchases. Take Advantage of THIS GREAT BUYING EVENT! IRONSIDE SHOE CO HAROLD I. SMITH and JOHN H. CRUE, Proprietors C. B. HODGES Hastings �the HArrnrca banner, Wednesday. December i>, nu I Grand Rapids with Mr. and NEW 0. E. S. OFFICERS . PAST NOBLR GRANDS ----------------WERE HlOlRLLEU INSTALLED On Monday ot last week t. O. O. F. ( Mr. and Mrs. Oriey Smi . th VVCnE Mn. and ni.... ~ * • <BU,hUul ruidM, Ipalt Kai., with Mr Dinner iuuci ruvoucu Preceded vvrviuuiuva Ceremonial .unriauni enrutraa, .pauund __ _ n, Put _ «od ___ Mn. __ D«i__Kareher umt Pne— Bnjoyable Promn of l!* 0 *** 9 rar *i* °t Hiawatha Rebakah port. ’ ‘ ‘ —Injoy.bl. Prorr.m at »“'■ Mnatn ® 30 a dellcloua Frank Jack left Tuesday morning nnaic Kenaerea chicken dinner was served with Mrs. by motor for St. Louis, Missouri, to Mlaa Lou Langston U axpecUd id baby and 1Mr. __ ____ ____ D. _. Clncebeaux L , ,, and Mrs. .Prank Chapter No. 7 O. R. 'Florence A. Wood and Mrs. Anna .make his home with his parents, home from Cedarville for the boildt are guests of ;f "Trail's End" have returned from 1 The — Hastings ........... — ------. — — k.,1 ■---■_ Mwr. Myers In >>h.rv. tK. —... J u _ »___l Jacob ~___ j. _ t- who in charge. Following the Wsup- , Mr and Mrs Kauach, daya. Willison for nilnoU where they have been visit' 8- held .a ...... very simple but- impressive Mlaa Maxine Wunderlich wax Ing their daughter. Jeanne and rel- installation service on Tuesday eve- per games were pteyed and at the moved there some Ume ago. ----------------- -----------------------home from Belding over the week atires for the past two weeks. Mr. nlng. Dec. 11. following a delightful close of a happy evening gifts were POWERS ECHOES. end. Miss Louise Wolcott ot Chartotte Clncebeaux had a couple days of'6 30 dinner. Mrs. Georgina Bauer, exchanged. The entertainment ns Mind CaadlM Clarence Chariton of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. and MT*. duck shooting at Chandlerville and Worthy Grand Matron ot the Grand in charge of Mrs. Viola Hynes and I We were very sorry to learn that waa tn the city on Saturday calling reports that ducks on the old Chapter of Michigan, served as the Mrs. Bessie Smith. Twenty-five lo- Bernie Walker underwent an operib. and Mrs. Kenneth Nash and grounds are not as plentiful as they installing officer and Mrs. Grace cal Past Noble Grands, also Mrs. *hon for appendicitis Tuesday at on friendx Claude Lydell of Grand Rapids. Were P^nork hospital and we sincerely little daughter of Vicksburg were used lo be. Murphy, the Grand Warder of the Mrs. Frank Lydell ot wUh him a quick and complete re­ Sunday guests of MY. and Mrs. Mr- and Mrs. C. F. Finstrom were Grand Chapter, ^was thc installing present Assorted CtiocolaUa Grand nupia* Rapids was an oui-ot-uzwn out-of-town cowry.___ . Charles Faul. Clemens. -----------------in Battle Creek oh Friday on busl- I marshal. Mrs. Mary A- Fuller served .cnaua • Mrs. Lena Mishler of Logan, in nesa las chaplain and Mrs. Gertrude guest. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. K. J. Pratt to to --- spent Mr. Saturday and Mrs Henry Mulder and J Chamberlain from Charlotte as ------------------------------------------------------ • • • Miner Palmer were. MY and Mrs. Chicago Bunday to visit relatives Kent---------county, and till Thursday. Bunday with her daughter. Mrs. family visited Grand Rapids rela-'pianist. The following officers were i QU DI QTM AC PARTY 5”^ Mr’ and ¥r8., Pr*n5 Uves on on Bunday. Sunday. installed:: | vnnid IWRO ran I I Cook oLKalamazoo and Mr and Dr. and Mn. Guy C. Keller were Warren Roush and family. Uvea (installed Saltad Nuta .... and Mrs J ....... ..... Matron. — Andrey ._a— .I. .Iron— j COUNTRY CLUB Mrs. Bert Palmer and family. Mias Grace Edmonds spent Bat- 1 Mr. Earl Jones of LowellI' Worthy ------------Miss Susie Reed of KokomQ, Ind . v Mlaa «,.!•_Helen gueatg of my and Mrs. Dan aide. ria ot Nashville. urday H. In n-..!Battle Creek. Bar Candies | "While Elephant'* Barre! to Lewis on Friday. ‘ — • — -* " ------1 Mr. and Mrw Prank Fleming of Sawyer of Union City returned I Worthy Patron. W Ross Johnson. - —r-.—— ** — •— •» 1* visiting her sister, the Misses aimlra and Will Reed, over the holi ­ Lowell spent Friday with Mr. and with her. staying until Bunday. Dr. and Mrs Harry Imus of Ionia Associate Matron, Alma Fingleton. । x>e b0 Novel Feature ui of nveuv Event ouvci rotnuiB days. Mrs. Warren Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clemens and visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Town­ Associate patron. Hugh Riley. 1 Miss Mary Troyer of Grand Rap­ Scheduled for Dec. 26 Mias Boatricc Can-others comes Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bhurlow and send Saturday evening. Secretary, Maude W. Smith. ids spent Sunday with her daughBuy your Christmas Candy from your home from Detroit this week for children visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Treasurer, Kate C. Johnston. Mlaa Helen Wooton. who teaches । A Christmas party will be held at ora. me Hastings nastings Country country Club uiuo on on Wedwea«« Johnson and ,am.her holiday vacation. Murphy of Lansing Bunday also saw in Detroit, comes home Saturday Conductress. Gertrude Jones. |। lhe Candy Man. We make our own candies 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kerr will the rulna of the Kama hotel. neaday evening, bee. 28. with Mr. uy -______ , t,__________ for the holiday vacation. Associate Conductress, Margret 1__ quality ia high and prices reasonable. spend Christmas with hU *l»Ur, Mrs. B. D. McMurray. Miss Eve­ Barnett. and Mrs. Leslie Hawthorne us gen­ BRANCH DISTRICT. Mn. McElroy, of Lansing. Charlotte and Mr. and Mrs. Keith lyn and Ssm of Toledo were Bunday ChapMin, Abbie Hinman. eral chairmen. There will be danc­ The Branch school will have a Mr. and Mrs Carl Boyes of Flint Daniels spent Bunday evening with guests of Hastings relaUvt*. Marshal. Florence Marble. ing from 9:00 until 1:00 o'clock Christmas program Friday evening, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mn Clare Eash of near Misses Vivian and Doris Biddle of Organist. Ruth Haven. A feature of the party will be the Dec 21. Boyes Saturday and Sunday. Freeport and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Battle creek visited their mother, Adah. Belva Riley. "White Elephant" contribution*. contributions Naomi Rhoades Is ill and unable Mr and Mrs Donald McQuarrle of j Wolcott of Freeport. MTs Effie Biddle, on Sunday. Ruth. Julia Brower. 1 Each guest who attends is requested to attend school. East Delton visited his mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mn. A. H. Carveth plan Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hayes will Esther, Josephine Whitmore. CHRIS SPIRIS, Proprietor to bring some spare article of cloth­ There will be no prayer meeting Mary Burgess, on Saturday. | to spend Christmas with Mr. and spend Christmas with their daugh­ Martha, Eva Hecox ing, household goods or food wrap­ at the North church Thursday eve­ Prank and Emeat Edmands were ' Mrs. Marton Hodgson and son of ter, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Droulllard, Electa. Rose Gldley. HASTINGS MICHIGAN ped in paper. These will be placed ning. owing to the Christmas ex­ in Battle Creek Bunday and called I Charleston, __________, W. ... Va. .— They ----- - will — — be near Pontiac. Warder. Helen Stebbins. in a barrel, provided at the club ercises in the neighborhood.. on Mr. and Mn Charles Jones. accompanied by Mr. and Mn. Rob-1 Miss Virginia Potts, who is a stuSentinel, Archie Reickord, house, and the collection obtained Rev, c. A. Glass filled the pulpit _. Burrell -• “ | dent at the Julliard Institute ot Mr. and Mrs Cranston Wilcox of ert of •'-•77 Detroit. Mrs. Gertrude Burch sang very given to the local welfare depart­ Ann Arbor will spend the holiday 1I Dr and Mrs. WUUer A. Lampman Music In New York City, comes Impressively "All for You" and ment. The committee emphasizes at the North Evangelical Sunday morning and M^ida^TuJsdii will preach at the vacation with their parents here. ____ Margaret Heath and home thta week ,or the holiday va- ■I Love You Truly." Mn. Gayle Dal- that It will not be necessary to buy ' S^.^hureh I of Marion, Miss ley played two rejections on lhe cel- new articles for the event; a can of ■ y' Tuesday and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nash and Raymond Gilbert ot Muskegon and c*u®naww., wwv ouiKMix Robert v. of <>v^uua Hopkins were Bunday Mlaa ow.w Stella Heath m of oui. Nile* wc,e were I _ Glen Bera, who was recently lo. accompanied by Mrs. j. a. Me- fruit or Jelly from thc shelf, an ex-1 Th, MOrlh M.^e Grove Sundav guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. L Boyes, guests of Mr- and Mrs. George B [named as under sheriff, has moved Nulty. >1-b V1 tra hat or coat, dishes, or . . . ‘f* or any other . school will have a Christmas proK—.t ovcr ------ ... _ m.L hfc family from Nashville to this i N Mesdames • Bertha Armbruster, similar articles ‘Hriies. which or can Mrs. C. W. Clarke went to Grand Heath Uw---------- « in be DC put put arum Sunday rot n Sunday mnmlncr morning a and a treat treat to good use will be satisfactory. Pos- fjrarsi o R*pids today to visit ber daughter. I Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Woife of city. They will reside at I IB So. Leona Cleveland. ZeteCortright. for the children. • Mae Fairchild. Flosanna Adair and slbiy it shouldn't be mentioned, but Mlaa Kathryn Clarke, for several Battle Creek were guests of Mr. and Broadway. Miss Katherine Giddings of AuEdith Johnson assisted in the inslaloftentimes Christmas gifts are re~ days. । Mrs. Otto Isenhath on Monday. gusta, Mtes Beatrice Giddings of tetion of the five star points. reived, which although thoroughly c Mrs. Sarah Brandatctter Is visit-. Miss Beatrice Coburn spent IK'e Battle creek and Mrs. Viola Proas | Al lhe close of the installation appreciated from the standpoint of W ing her daughter and husband. Mr. past week with her sister and hus- and Jean of Grand Rapids come this Mrs. ironside and Mr. Johnston each sentiment, do raise problems as to Jj and Mrs. Mason Norwood, of Kala-1 band, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jubelt, of week to spend the holidays with Mr. gave short addresses. Mr Johnston any ultimate usefulness. Possibly H Detroit. and Mrs. Guy Giddings. surprising every one with his wit the "White Elephant" barrel will S I Miss Helen Newtod visited re laMr. and Mn, Carl Miller of Lo____ ______ ____ _— -----------------George crakes of the Seal Co , oc- and poetic ability. present a satisfactory solution to S gan. Kent county, spent Sunday lives in Lansing Sunday in company to Haavlnd of lhe BUm Co , W. A. | Mrs. Elizabeth Ashalter. the re- this dilemma. i With MY and Mis. Warren Roush with Mr. and Mrs Ernest Snyder Schader of the Bookcase Co. Clare tiring Worthy Matron of the HasServing on the music and enter- S and family. 'of Caledonia. DeCou of the Hastings Mfg. Co., and tings Chapter No 7 Order of the tainment committee are: Mr. and 9 H. H. Peirce of the Michigan Cen­ Eastern Star, entertained all the of- Mrs Jack Stem and A L. Brown; on G tral attended the annual banquet of fleers who had served during the the refreshment committee are: Dr. f? the Grand Rapids Traffic Club a\ last year and a half at a delicious and Mrs. Kenlth McIntyre, Mr. and 3 lhe Pantlind hotel Thursday eve­ chicken dinner at her home on East Mrs. Earl Coleman and Mrs. A. V ning. Madison St. Thursday evening. Dec. Lynn Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie K 13. covers being laid for twenty-four. Hawthorne and Mr. and Mrs. Rich- 3 During the evening the game of ard Groos will be In charge of the Ml CIVIC PLAYERS PARTY "Amos and Andy" was played. Ar- decorations. ' 1C TO BE HELO DEC. 28 thur Haven winning high score and Each club member is requested to 3 Josephine Whitmore the low. Before Invite a guest. < Howard Ohenery of Kalama­ leaving each one was presented with —---------------« • » —— 1C a very pretty guest towel from lhe SOCIAL EVENTS HON3 zoo to Be Speaker—Sur­ hostess The retiring Worthy PaORING NEWLYWEDS. J prise Arranged iron. Aiuiu: Arthur nnvcu Haven pirsciiicu presented mrs. Mrs Mr.' uno and aars. Mrs. Meivm Melvin otniui Smith were , '------- Feature •-----« irixi. mi were E A surprise event Is being prepared Ashalter with an attractive piece of very charmingly entertained at a for the annua) annual Christmas party of ot pottery. • rrrentinn reception vivm given fnr for ih-™ them by •»>«. the $2.45 the Hastings Civic Players Associa­ groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred DOWLING, MICHIGAN tion to be held in the parlors of the PAST MATRONS MEET. Smith, on Wednesday night. DeMethodist church Friday evening. The Past Matrons of Hastings rember 5. About 105 guests atttendDecember 28. commencing at eight Chapter ___ r__ .... .. O. _________ ___ ___ ______ _ _______ _ _________ ________ No. 7. E. S.. ---------Qn were — de- ed the reception which was held ... ..at. $3.95 o'clock, according to the committee I Hghtfully entertained on Friday the Fred Smith home where the in Charge, a very interesting pro- f evening by Mrs Millon Murphy of young couple arc residing. The AND HIS CABARET ORCHESTRA gram has been arranged. Howard ’Freeport After lhe pot luck sup- —*-•... jsts ------were....entertained by Mlaa I Jnces Hunter, accompanied by, Ohenery, playwright, actor and dra- per. a fine program was enjoyed, 9:30 — 1:30 malic coach at Kalamazoo Central1 also a treasure hunt. Twenty-one_______________ a. Louise Buchner, who sang sev..J selections, The Misses Mar-1 High school, will be the speaker of' were present, the Freeport Past Ma- eral the evening, and Miss Virginia Potts Itrons _____ also ___ being _____ guests ______ ‘jorle ” Boyes and Virginia Wheating, i of Hastings will present several vo’In ■* -----•* the afternoon. Mrs Murphy accompanied by Mrs Gerald Smith, held open house for al) Eastern also several selections. Mias . sang _______________________ Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lane. Mr Stars who wished to call. ” Pearl■ — Hathaway gave a very clever and Mrs. James Mason. Mr. and Mrs. HARRY WOODMANSEE’S OLD TIME reading. Charlie Potts and Mr. and Mrs w APPROACHING MARRIAGE. . _____________________________ Mr: and Mrs. Smith received many FIDDLERS R. Cook are on the refreshment Mr. and Mrs. George B. Heath beautiful and useful gifts. committee, while Mrs. G. E. Good­ have issued invitations lo the marMr and Mrs. Smith were enter- | "ALBERT” — The Drummer Boy of *76 year has charge of the surprise fea­ riage of their daughter. Mtsa Mar- ialned at a kitchen shower at the f. 9:00 — 1:00 ture number. This party is one of garet Heath, to Raymond E. Gilbert home of the bride's parents. Mr. lhe many enjoyable events of the of Muskegon. Thc ceremony will and Mrs, Ben Beverwyk. on WedCivic Players program and an in­ bc performed al the First Methodist nesday evening. December 12. by vitation is extended to all members. church In this city on Friday, the the Irving Ladles' Aid. The guests, twenty-eighth of December at two- about thirty in number, spent tha' SMITH—BEVERWYK. thirty in the afternoon, followed by evening in playing games. Ttie gifts 1 Miss Marie Beverwyk. daughter of a reception at her parents' home, had been very cleverly hidden and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beverwyk of near 1030 S. Market St., at three o'clock, the bride and groom drew slips of Hastings, became the bride of Mel­ —------------- *-♦-•----------------paper which told them where they ■ vin Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred RECEPTION FOR NEWLYWEDS, could be found. The young couple Smith, also of near Hastings, on Nearly sixty guests were present at were put through some rather try$1 Thanksgiving day. a reception given by Mr. and Mrs ing experiences in order to find the The double ring service was read John Robinson of Carlton township many lovely gifts given them by ( by Rev. M. D. McKean of Middle­ on Saturday evening honoring Mr. their friends. Refreshments were ’ ville, at one o'clock In the Irving and Mrs Harold Tasker (Lucille served later. $1 Methodist church- The bride wore Robinson» of Lake Odessa, who Were Mrs. Smith was happily surprised a dress of royal blue chiffon velvet recently married. at a miscellaneous shower given her and a tiara ot silver and pearls and A short program was enjoyed and by the Misses Alice Hackney and carried a bouquet of talisman roses refreshments wera served. Ethel Crook at lhe home of Miss $2.95 and white chrysanthemums. Mr. and Mrs. Tasker were the re- ” * “ * xhn Friday evening, “ Hackney Decern| Her maid of honor, Miss Cora cipients of many lovely gifts, ber 14. The guests, all friends and . Beverwyk. a sister of the bride, wore former schoolmates of Mrs. Smith, । !paie pink crepe and carried yellow spent the_________ evening _playing bunco NEW IDEA CLUB. . .. __ _____________ land white chrysanthemums Mrs. The New Idea Club was enter- and other games ------- -— ------------After *‘-r a c* charming ‘Gerald Smith, bridesmaid, wore pas­ tained on Dec 12 by our president, luncheon was ierved, Mrs. '“•a. Smith! tel blue chiffon and carried orchid Mrs. Edw. Tudor. A delicious 6:30 showered with many lovely |and white chrysanthemums. Thc dinner oinner was served n AU .t ukiuw members . Sifts. groom was attended by Howard ,present.__ Mrs.____ Bump_______________ was our guest. A Ferris and Gerald. Smith. | Christmas basket for a worthy famFACULTY TEA. fam­ Elaine Count, dressed Jn ^orchid ' Uy was planned. After the business Members of the Hastings High carrying a basket of I meeting a Christmas tree and the school faculty will be guests at a tnthemums. and | exchange o( gifts made a happy eve- tea in the High school building this white chrysanthemums. ___ Sylvia ___ ______ Beverwyk. wearing yellow and car- inlng. afternoon with Miss Marie Rowe, rying yellow chrysanthemums, were dean of women, acting as hostess. the flower girls. Jack Parkhurst of HINCKLEY—BLACKFORD. Fancy Tall Medium-Red . . . The latest styles and fabrics and Chicago carried the rings on a white Thc marriage of Charles — _.____________ H. satin pillow. _______ , ________ ______ „ ________ ____ ___ Hinckley to Miss Mary E. Blackford Mrs. Dan________ Lewis is__ entertaining the Butter Freeport 4b. 32c the finest workmanship— Preceding the procession Mrs Otto was solemnized on December 11. at Y. M. L. Club on Friday afternoon, r^ntz At the lanmA ‘* mother. ThAr* . pot luck luncheon Coffee Maasruh Brand. Suprataa Quality Coffaa lb. 29c Lentz nt of Rlrmitwharn Birmingham lana sang “ "At home nt of iKn lhe mnnn\ groom's There will will, K.. be a 'Dawning" by Cadman. The altar Mrs. Mary Eggleston. The Rev. and a Christmas tree with gifts for HILLS BROTHER’S, Vaccuum Pack lb. 33c | was attractively banked with oak Lydia Coleman of Battle Creek read *U. Climaline Large 19c leaves, evergreen, ferns, candles and the service. - ■1 *——— chrysanthemums. ----------------- *♦*——— BRUSH RIDGE SCHOOL NOTES. I I Following the wedding, a Thanks­ J. F. F. CLUB. The children and teacher are i Largs Bo* giving dinner was served- to lhe Mrs. Ed. Story was hostess to the planning to put on a program Fri- f ' guests, about 80 in number, by the J. F. F. Club at their Christmas day night. Dec. 21. 193$. at 8:30. Ev- , I $12.50 to $30 bride's parents at the Irving hall. party. A pot luck luncheon was erybody welcome. Sugar, Fine Granulated 10 IE*. 49c Silks and flannels and The couple left for a trip to Chi- served and at bridge the honors We arc making Christmas posters.i |cago and upon their return look up “•were won by Mrs. Claude Fighter The first, second and third grade I Oleo Margarine, 1214c light wool, of the very fin­ , their residence with the groom s par- and Mrs. Anna Newton. Gifts were are working on work books called.1 j $2.50 to Lard, Beet, Pure Refined 2 n». 29c enta in Rutland. Their many friends also exchanged. "My Activity Book." est quality 'extend beat wishes. .. We have sold about 400 Christmas i1 The gift that a man can waar ia seals. 11 MISS HELEN ANNE We have ■MTLOVEES' EABTE. FRANDSEN ARRIVES. have elected elected new new officers, officers. II । long remembered and truly appre­ On Tuesday evening the employ­ An eight and one-half pound They are as follows: President, Ger-! - ---------------— .to _.a ..... .—Margaret ciated. Before you buy "hb” ees of the Windstorm Insurance Co. daughter. Helen Anne, was •born aid Hull; Vlce-Preq.. Pork Loin Roait Rib End n>. 16c held their Christmas party at the Mr. and Mrs. Einar Frandsen at Brownell; Treasurer. ~ _________ Elma Hart; see our stock of clothing and home of Mlaa Ambra Fedewa. The their home In Ionia about four-thlr- Bee.. —' *Pranshka Fancy Filled Christmas Candy 2 lbs. 25c Wilhelmina We house was attractively decorated fy o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Moth- elected niahinga. ____ a new reporter for putting Peanut Brittle 2 ib«. 25c -with candles and Christmas colors. er and daughter are doing finely. in *the new*. It is Margaret Brownsll. ! After dinner, games were played We are going to have a week and 'and gifts exchanged. DELIGHTFUL PARTY. two days fsy iro for Vicsticz. vacation.—Reporter, Order Your Walnuts, Pecans and Mixed Nuts Mr. and--Mrs. Lloyd Shafer enter- Wilhelmina Pranshka, Teacher. MarTHEATER PARTY. talned the members of the Barry garet Johncock. Last Tuesday evening Miss Vir­ Oounty Health Unit and their wives ----------------- «•» — ginia Boyes entertained eight guests delightfully on Thursday night, a THE CRO88ROADN. at a theater party, lhe young peo­ Christmas tree with exchange of Mrs. Harry Boughncr of Freeport ple later going to her home where gifts and a program were enjoyed spent Saturday afternoon and evecards were played and refreshmenu after supper. nlng with Mr. and Mrs. George served. ------ ,, ' Townsend. -7———~------------ r u AMD I CLUB. Mrs. Harold Smith spent pert of BIRTHDAY PARTY. | The Christmas party of the U and last week tn Grand Rapids. Marjory Boyes entertained eight I club will be entertained today by Mr. and Mrs. Uwtie McBain of ot her young friends very pleasantly Mrs. J. M Townsend. A pot luck Delton, spent Thursday with their on her recent birthday- Games luncheon will be served and a show-daughter. Mrs. John Cook, and famiwere played and the children had a er of jams and jellies for Pennock Uy. happy time. hospital will be given. Harold Smith spent Sunday in Social Events and Personal Mention Christmas Can We have a Fine Stock of Candy Land !«<<««<«« WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN A Budget of Gifts That • Men Can Wear CHRISTMAS EVE DANCE CLEAR LAKE LODGE BOB DODGE” Christmas Night Dance SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE Archbold and Hit Band—9:45 — 1:45 CHRISTMAS GREETINGS Low Prices for Friday and Saturday, Dec. 21 and 22 Salmon 29c Oxydol 2IC Gifts for $1 or Less Gifts from $1 to $5 NECKTIES of the finest silk—in the latest pat­ terns......... 75c and $1 Handkerchiefs ... 1 Oc to 50c Dress Socks .... 1 5c to 75c Suspenders.......... 25c to $1 Garters................ 25c to 75c Underwear Shirts 35c to 75c Underwear Shorts 35c to 75c MATCHED SETS of Shirts and Shorts ... $1 Cigarette Case and Gar­ ters, Combination Set, 7 5c Caps.................... 75c and $1 Belts in Gift Boxes .... $1 Plain Bdlts 50c Bill Folds Collar Pin and Tie Hold­ er Sets................ MATCHED TIE and Handkerchief Sets ... $ I SWEATERS J....... 95c Clothes Brush and Shoe Shine Sets .... 65c and $ I SHIRTS, white or pat­ terns 95c LEATHER GLOVES . . $1 HOCKEY CAPS 75c LUGGAGE up from. $1.25 JACKETS, corduroy, all colors . . ......... All Wool Melton Cloth Jackets up from . SWEATER COATS ...... .. $2,50, $3.95, $5 SHIRTS, plain or pat­ terns, up to........ $2.95 Leather and Cloth Gloves up to................... $4.50 Bill Fold and Key Case Sets .... $2.50 and $3.50 Belts in Ash Trays ... $1.50 CAPS............ $1.50 and $2 NECKTIES................ $1.50 Shirts and Shorts, combi­ nation sets..........$1.50 SWEATERS, light wool, up to.................... Lounging Robes and Bath Robes Other Useful Gifts SUITS—All Wool *16- «> *30 Overcoats Hats Beef Steak 2^ 29c HINMANI We Deliver Telephoae 2491 io *85-2 T. S'. Baird Clothing and Shoes for Men and Phone 2396 $5 �THI HA8TTN0B BANNEM, WKDNK1DAT. DICKmn It, 1M4 with truth; The L. A. 8. of the M. E. church remain wfh her mother. Mra. Bam spend Christmas with Mra. Hyde's but there can be no doubt that Uic are holding Uielr regular meeting at Eckert, and husband for an indedlscoveries and established facts of the home of Mra. Henry Smelker on [finite time. science have modified religious be- Wednesday afternoon of this week. I Mr al\d Mr< Jov Blaknev arc twe- their new home in Hastings. llefs and may modify them to a sUU| Mrs Jacob Geiger, who has been'paring to move to their riew home ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ Lysle Strickland enters a Battle TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c? WESLEYAN METHODIST CHVReil greater extent. No Christian man seriously iU for several weeks, is a ।at the county jail in Hustings. Mr. Creek hospital this week for an op­ ,n UU,e b<UCT “ P"*"1’ Ma,r'k’ a,ld have won an un- eration for double hernia. Merle ’ i°od and in the life which his Son Tyler u caring for her and looking usually warm place in the hearts of VanAuken Is staying at the Strick­ (Continued from page one) WINTER APPLET xt thc Hxll nrehard. Iearth after the household duties. Freeport folks and we regret to have land home during his absence. I fear mile, wot of Prrcp«irt tf .!!. Ihu .7?.’ ' .---------TTZ----- Z------------'doubt lhal Robert Hartom was in Detroit ■ »clentific troth, as well as young People's class of the lriem leave us. but extend our con/ work England was building her Em-[ the religious troth'taught by the . FOR HALE—<0.1 or wood r>np. M.y first socialnn» gratulations and beat wishes to this Monday with a load of stock. ‘ t.< wa.hrr. or .oicefrir. J K. .. — ... iiibu.pire. It was then that she acquired Master Himself are not In conflict M.j E. t church held their ....... tiondxr. D»e 27. — IO no. Mr. and Mra. Orval Galllhugh of Norton. 332 W. Grand SI, 13-19 Nrhi-.l II (HI. I hn.tm*. •rr.u.n • -*• her American and Asiatic posses- but win be tound to bToarts oi the and buwne business meeting al the church one nne ou oouple as they enter their new “ m** 1^ •» li'OR- RENT—My Lrti.c on North Rrwul- l..r 7;on. Praver .ereirrx m !'»*> Battle Creek are moving Into the slons. Condition, in England>elS- w^irtroL basement FridayFriday evening, twentytwenty j du‘‘«jduties. 'basement evening, DEWEY REED • wat. In<|tiiro ot Wm A. Moore, phtwic A short business: Marjorie uaurcmrr, Bachelder. wiki who nas has ucvu been Bertha Olmstead house at Assyria AUCTIONEER. ■ v . <h«i>ou3>y ana economically, were as os bud bad I .o1 _ ,. ... . . six being present. n th. lously and T.-9 — F’. Mr. Ida Moorr. 1219 Center. Mra. Galllhugh Is auist"• ■“*' as could be imagined Wesley had qult5 dut“rbfd session xe.wlnn of nf the class rla.u was wax held and very verv 111. ta Lx better hi-lter at ni present. IWANTEB—A tiler, male kitten. 3 or 0 ‘.7.1 UhI » message of hope for the hopeless. d*y,“d lh.e following officers were elected: Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres were j week. ot<l, for a hou.r prL Phone i»or people day ’ Thl7mes-' sPcaker- but bulin1,1Judgment there U President. Vemlce Benson; Vice? i Innr.mi Grando.nM. Rapidso.>. Saturday. Mrs. Robert Hartom and little ” ' | *2232. _______ .... of„that . ' speaker, his ludament there Is p^lrimi v.mlw .nrnwmvtee. rin 12 19 'dally Kay. who have been for some 1 sage was carried acrow the seas to I?r.v,pMpll! J0,,. be<?!ne ■ President. Gaytha Loomis; Beere-Mondays papers gave an account I Fl>R RENT—PurnlahetJ-room f<ir houre: i England's colonies. John Wesley. . rra ^ [ olk * °* U* [Lory. Gary Newton; Treasurer, of an automobile accident In which time with the former's mother, Mrs. 1 krerilnc, with yaraxe 020 N. Hanoter Fred Brown, of Bellevue, have re- . ■ Plume 3715.____________________ 13 19 । woo who was h; 4------bU3lncss Moore The name of ‘'Live John Fogleson. 51, an .uipivjc employeoj ofuic lhe was aa Tory lory of 01 Tories Lories, had nau no no |t“y'. He...*•*d U was ----- — . —. 10 Ralph ..... ........ .. ... f. . . . . work __ ,__ ... turned to her home. WOULD LIKE TO RENT farm furn-hed. sympathy with the American rebel'*7>rk with 5nh vountr >'oun® tieonle people anri and thnt that. tvi..." wires" was adopted v... by Iha the class and prison at Ionia, hud been serious)rat| handle *0 10^100 avrr. have 20 Mrs. Garrison Moore, who has lion against England so he recalled there had nevcr been' ln hb Jud“* lwe trusl Y°u wll! hear much of the,n I Injured and removed to the hospital i >.ar« experience. c<,od refermera. b«en staying at her daughter's his ministers to the mother country mcnt- ■”>' time in history when so’in — the ---------futiire.-------Cla.ss-------------meetings will be-------------suffering — with ‘‘—■*skull. As■ --------i a - fractured Iikr poccr»U>n »!"■'•’ Marrh flr-t F»> Ln|1*rwood mil. .outli Friend .rhool, Francis Asbury. ’one of those, de- many young people will respond to held the first Friday evening of each | this is Is written we have nave been oeen unable home. Mrs. Ida Hartom. for some Iln.linc. Route J 13 19 cllncd to return and continued to.“ wd®k [month, ™ •• ■» । niVlltU. and a «a »l*rial effort^ta^belng to ha. learn ,naa.« whether or^ not IIAIV this was W IM time, has returned to the home of CHURCH or THE NAZARENE. Shullx Co-operative Creamery, FOR HALE—White Split pupmea fa would require work and sacrifice os . made to increase the membership of । the John Fogleson who formerly re- "her son. Roy Moore, of Charlotte. .ale An idea* ChrUUnx. pre.ent. • 1s true today. But they know what the class. The remainder of the ’(tided here but it is thought that It FRIDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1934. and 97. STrert-r. K-'ort, Gun lake After the conclusion of that suc­ science teaches; and will not respond [evening was spent In games and was! NORTHEAST CARLTON. ..Phone 31 —Fl Middle' rile-. Jbeil. 13 !• cessful war. Methodist ministers in to the shlbtMleUu of religion. They contests Business Meeting called for One under direction of the. School closes Friday night for the GREEN WOOD for .ale Abo l>re|»are«! Mrs. William Parker and Buster this country faced altogether dlf- want n foundation for what they be- teacher. Victor Bisson. A fine lunch holiday vacation. The teachers will V.^t'x»■'■■'"* *‘*1* a'l *^ll Aiplnal) of Evart are visiting their Jerent conditions than Methodists ii.... .. <. .k._ u...k of sani | w | c ) ie j B wa fers. pickles and go to their various homes. lleve. it Is the business of lhe friends and relatives here. ■ ill it tli'e did in England. They were confront­ Fl>H HALE —Sow tn tarrui in ahont -foil church to present religion so that cocoa was served by a committee ——' ......................... A program and Christmas trce\ The •King's Heralds held a very week. Or. trade fur one that L r.n ' ed with American conditions, which it will appeal to the intelligence as I. OSGOOD. Secy. butrher. Frank <'»r>well. *1’2 K Bond composed of Pauline Moore. Gay­ enjoyable Christmas party In the M. will be held at the Friend school’' were quite different. They soon 1 well as to the conscience and heart 12 19 tha Loomis, and Eleanor Thaler. E. church basement Saturday aft­ house Friday evening. Dgc. 21. Come. Hired the necessity of an organlzaloll HALF—Dra* .aw and hull raw of lhe youth of our day. They are ernoon. Games and exchanging of Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hayward of The first regular meeting of lhe Imtuire ..f R < Rxllrnline. Wimdlanii tion. Hint led. in 1784. to lhe first not interested in theology, but they BAPTIST CtfUtUHL newly organized Freeport Brother­ gifts made u very pleasant after­ Delton vUited Mr. and Mra. Geo. General conference of the Methodist are greatly interested in tiw vital imw 1IIIAT for .ale, nr -'ll ln.de f«r was held on Monday evening noon for the girls under tha leader­ Lydy and Gary Sunday. church, which organized that de­ things of life. He said that when he hood MB Mit ... w ship of Miss Qaytha Loomis. Mr. and Mra. Alonso Decker spent In the basement of the M. E- church. nomination in the United States. K. .1. Ilantbl.l id.i.i - 4 t 12 Pl attended Albion College os a stu- |tiw meeting was presided over by A community sale u being plan­ Monday at Lansing. Three years later there was set up '|d.t’r,’.l... i.uern.Z* he'.'trr<.a(°?‘- Wd Lyle Lydy of Lansing visited his I tile American Constitution. After dent, there were sixty young men ' Uie president. Rev. C. L- Wilkins, ned for Saturday afternoon of this l.am Miller ..n John Kuril farm nexr there taking their college courses ; During the business session fifty men week. J. E. Norton of Hastings to be parents Sunday forenoon. that immortal document was adopt­ V..- 1 ..... I.k. ■ n M 17 13 19 who planned to enter the Christian I signed up as charter members of the the auctioneer. Mr. and Mra. Elwyn Hayward of ed. there begun a marvelous move­ ministry. The number of students Brotherhood. Community singing W IN fi ll 1 ...•.I'.trot n.innil t.l do Editor Ken Braendle had an ex­ Delton spent Sunday evening with •j,..i..ow„rk tor .Iderlk eoonle Pall or ment westward from the Atlantic was then about half of thc number perience recently that he probably her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Scott ■Soil. I'r H R Wedel Frwiorl Ij PI seaboard. Within 75 years the today. He said on his desk in Kala­ led by John C. Ketcham, with Vere would not care to repeat for any Lydy. FOR n.M.F- Windmill I 1 e. ndiiiun. Carter ut the piano and a splendid 3.000.000 colonists had grown to 50.­ mazoo. in a report given to him os with,.ill tuner J.ilu, ItoWrrrd. Freesum of money. He was on his way 000.000. American possessions and one of the trustees of Albion College, talk on ' What the Brotherhood Can |w»et Route 1 0 mile, north. 1 .1 mile wr.l >,f Ifa.tiiic. eonnnmenr 12 pl settlements had extended to thc Pa­ it Is shown that, among.690 students Be to Freeport." furnished a splen­ did evening s entertainment. Follow- between Nashville and Ciiar|oll«nlf cific coast. at Albion college now. only ten are 11- 1 Green st limnite 133 E Green. man with a team and wagon drdie The frontieramen first built up thtaking of entering" the"Christian lowing the program, about sixty men sal down to a fine oyster sup- i onto the roadway at the foot of a FOR SALE Hlark reldir-r. o-rM l.'ii'ii what wag. then the west, now the ministry. Yet the truth is. said the per, prepared and served by John L»cvp nul. 'inc road was a bit slip­ Pi., fl. t’nirkforJ. two mile, north mid-west. Tnat section and the far speaker, that people In thU day and Thaler. Wbn. Mishler and Harold nery and In an effort to avoid crash•west have developed some of the time need the same religion as Wes- Yoder. Tlie next meeting will be the Ing Into the team or wagon. Mr. WANlK'i--l'i-ib|wer>,t middle .red wo­ UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH finest types of American citizens, ley and Asbury taught; but it must third Monday evening in January. 1 Braendle was unable 'to control the man to k.ei- h.rn.e f.-r -l-lerl, tail. Call IN CHRIST. before i«Uloc. Battle Creek. Mich. or write Lawrence Faul. Wmidlxnil These pioneers left their homes in be applied to new conditions, and T>» U. B Sunday SchM will have : and UcruhM Uuoiuh a tax'. Phone 6010. Baltimore Church. the settled communities along the must acknowledge lhe truths of lhc - and headed down a 60 foot embankblock uottb of Ha«tlc<» FOR HALF -Small l.nbrli uf Hlarkl.i|. I>r Parents—Present your daugh­ Atlantic and moved where there modem science. We miist catch their Christmas program at ----- ment. Fortunately nature had placed lame .... limn U«»n. I l.ner.lale. ter with a gift that will be were no sschool nor colleges, no set- Christ's Spirit before we can meet church Saturday evening of this a good sized tree about 30 feet down FliH SALK i .. ten. and miler. Fred tied government There would nat- the problems of our day. If we do. week. A Christmas tree will be en­ and the car lodged against that. For­ lasting. Instructive, and give joyed in connection with lhe pro­ IImw-.J l'l>..ne 7.19 —FJ 12 fi her admission to a source of “.3£ndenc?._!° f?rgcl J1’! we can mcet therntunately Mr. Bracndie was uninjured McCallum Church gram. civilization from which they had Income -that is constantly In but the Terraplane was wrecked. Il There are two courses open he The Preejxn-l school Is preparing a was brought buck to the Walton come. Life was rough, and un­ demand— can set up a reglmcntcouth. Il could easily have become said: tl) We ttekZredotnjVmS — fine program lo be presented in the ‘"irnge arid Ken was In Grand Rap­ A Complete 1100.00 Course auditorium of the M- E- church on ids on Saturday picking out a new rritKKVH tar wme bu. tor the tact that the Th 1 7 JI SL, “I ,8 »«• “>* make him like It, im wc Thursday evening of this week. The BEAUTY fen public Li cordially Invited. with the settlers, established their ------------Lost reports from Charles Geiger FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL can stress making men and women JxmUy *nd CULTURE forjOU churches and made them the cen­ of intelligence, disposition to work CHURCH. Mrs. Harlow Segar 2— been stated that they were not yet ....... at their SpxcUcls B»tteierenrea , W, kfaylxu Jouea. Paator. ters of civilization. In 1.000 coun­ and think, and then train them for numbered among thc sick the post destination at Long Beach, Calif., 13S W. Walnut Phon* 2141. ss. ties of the midwest, the very heart Wc have an approved system 1’. F* 13 | i ! such work as they are fitted to do. week and is not recovering as her but were then in Arizona and were of instruction, modem equip­ of American democracy, that was We Let Oeetse enroute to visit the Grand Canyon. wc must not no: oniy only tram train mem them so mey they friends wish she would. Do III • L.r rah ..r Il-mi a sakionr ment. and an ideal location. chililn-n'• .ertiion, the situation. are competent, but so they are t They have visited Pike's Peak and ■ The Great.-.t Rirthilat Anih.m. I.k Historians declare that the cmer- deposed do held dv their tlixii rightful i iaait>ui part pui v In'be lie j hi-d in !L the various “27*5'25 rooms . ’”L> at a many other places of Interest. Tills Hie rh.iir, Churrii Heh<...l Il.’.’i. feence of our modern American civil- Hff We to Ruth M. Mathews have fot, m|X.tcnl . fschool chool un Friday afternoon, at wki:!-. is a wonderful trip (or Charles and life lots of „ competent atwhich il.ri.lii.it. nrocrani h> children nt 'the izatlon dates from the CivU war Up ,n lhe5e dnys he sald folks Umc Santa Claus will also be pres- he is thoroughly enjoying it. \i Kirn (Owner, senior Instructor.) th ihat .trwtl' WOOD P.MU, had ,o Graduate of Badger Academy, A very Merry Christmas to ail. boon irikUl .Me soo.m »cr« ,, Wcb , x „ lh ,„ c , । M „. Ma88l . wanleu has come lo Milwaukee. which they are not doing, things [ kramed In thc lO'yrars that tol- whkb be a ASSYRIA. which would belp help thc worW world „ to be a 1' ___________________________________ Marineilo System. ■ To PROTECT You Con.tnntly Word this morning from Portland. lowed Ihese wide-awake western better world . tn order fob publication. world to llve live in. The ,The tn>ubIc trouble I communities were responsible for they arc. nol dLijioscd lo do their Bui. of Michicn. the Prubxt. Cony for Michigan, tells us that Mrs. Alvina Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly trie , I tho Countr of Harry. . the aeveionment development of American Indusindus­ Case, wife of Willard Case, was Wa Inaar* Home*. Hoturhold Goodi. “' , I Al a ir.kton of aaitl court. Itaid al tha try. the American transportation PaIl A Am*Ycan transportation H would wou|d be Idle, ldle he h< declared, dfcIared. to to .y?t set probata offlr. la the ritr of Haatino. in stricken Sunday morning with a stroke, and remains in a very criti­ A”'"'"? y11"' oui uyln< U> build UiOpU Id UM ST JOHN'S LUTHERAN MISSION. all ot ablcli have had a marked .Ical condition. Her daughters. Miss CITIZEN’S MUTUAL t«i »» American .Miration, One buU1 lhM onl Orpha Case, of Battle Creek, and • r rrir cannot „„n-, over-emphasize, „,d said the „ „„„ tb, ,deB, d„u. Miss Hilda Case, n graduate nurse | win1 lake row a . p»rt,i..iir ' 13 15 Communion Grand HI speaker, the distinct — eonrnjuuohk tio|) and life Is for each one of us ttrnlth. decoaaytf. ot Ann Arbor University hospital, 401 Kaluauoo Natl. Back Bids. Sarah H smith hi 1929 DURANT SIX a<He... Fl IK DeMolt ' made by thc pioneer preachers are with her. mcet hL' duties and responslblh- court her .petition t.r re TJO-FJI 1928 WHIPPET this new civilization, built’ "" up so The major part of the rural *” rap- ties right where we are and live Full ■ II -er.lfl.l 'idly, west of the Alleghenies, and helpfully for the good of others as schools will close on Friday for the 1928 ESSEX it f Feank lb llriradHASTINGS CITY MISSION. extending to the Rockies While well os ourselves. Yuletide vacation, with programs BODY GLASS INSTALLED am - Tup i.u»ri r.-arh I..W >1,11 ' FOR S and trees for the exchange of gifts. Methodists predominated, other de­ Dr. Burnham dosed his wonderful While You Walt ■ nominations were equally heroic in Mr. Pennington and family of Nx.lixille address with this prayer: 'God give ■ lej.n Slett.l.ill. their representatives, who helped to us vision to sec the things wc ought Nashville have moved Into the ten­ BUYING SCRAP IRON dex clop spiritual interests in Uris to do and the courage and strength ant house on lhe former Ezra To­ region, which have powerfully aided to do them." bias farm. Mr. Pennington is em­ GLENN F. LAUBAUGH .keen FREE ol chuff call J ABIES Wt in making tills country what it is ployed by thc Brown road construc­ LIAMS R R No 5. Hs.Ut><>. Tel today. tion company and will be nearer to rhon. isn noun,. ph out 233V. Reprenentliiz FREEPORT. The speaker declared that while his work at present. The annua) Christmas program of thia ordt KALAMAZOO RENDERING PLANT । history as history Is imjxirtant and and tree given by the M. E. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cose. Har­ helpful, he was more interested In School will be held next Monday old Jones and Miss Helen Gray HABTINOB PARISH. spent lhe week end at Wall lake STEADY WORK, GOOD PAY I METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUBUH. tlie life of tomorrow than in the life'evening at thc church. Everyone is Brv. C. M. Conklin of ’2d*£ . VBTh^ 15 .... true ®yery . ____________________________ invited to attend the program and Ashing. Mrs. Evangle Miller returned last RELIABLE MAN WANTED to cap RMidsnco: sis E. or.«n st Pkono 2S8B ward looking man, no matter how to put their gifts on the tree. many years or how few he may have i Mr and Mrs. Victor Sisson and ORDER FOR PUBLICATION week Monday from an extended vis­ on farmer* In East Barry County. ' daughter it with her daughter and husband. i 111 r i .............lived. i-.u. □augnicr Roberta noocria were were Sunday ounaay ■ Knn.ixv 1U1...1 tn nn a ! Bumham declared that we are guests of Miss Mabel Sisson of Has­ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Warner, oi „ Un ftftcrnoon lhey attend­ Write today. McNESS CO, DepL UK -------- ..... 11 r.<i a. m [in the -M.. midst of changes >b. the nv. like „r of tlngs In in the Detroit. umi.c *gh|"''!i 'i"1 nn a m which this country has never known. ed the Teachers Carol Service and 12-19 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hydp V1U B, Freeport, Illinois. M Thcy xti'l'Z’ is 00 N tywi.rih affecting all countries and remained over tor the Sesqul-centen­ । I’ M peoples. We will not emerge from nlal service at tlie M. E church in of Augualnt N-jn«Uy School. io f"i a M. s]ump of iq29 as we did from i the evening. , — | Mr. and Mra. Chas. Hurley of those of 1873— and 1093, — said the ... — « moTTJ BRETHREN -----------------. JEFFERSON BTCHURCH. speaker Then there were vast re-, Grand Rapids were guests of the glons in the midwest and far west— latter's sister. Mrs. F. E. Brunner E B. Orlflla. D. D.. Futor. CARD millions of acres of rich land, which Thursday afternoon. on'-ecd to bold the rupture the government was practically glvl. b. Lester wax In Uorley several Ing away to settlers. People who times lhe latter part of last week MrStu lost their property in the two panics atid on Saturday was in charge of found new chances in the unoc- the funeral of a Mrs Williams, an .....j,.... cupied lands of the west There Is old friend of lhe family. Control • .ir.'lKp'Hr s»h...i »i in ig now no such opportunity. Unem-: Ivan Roush was home from Grand v.nk./K’prui'r*. — s’in i.i b.i... i ■> oo P,o>’ed mcn cannot go from thc clt- Rapids over Sunday. !• M P..-.CI.H1K. 1 "p m ‘ ■ " les to unoccupied western farm Rev. F. - Loomis and daughter, lands Our economic problems Gaytha and Rev. and Mrs, J. L. The Preicription Drug Store first united brethren churcr. must be settled right where people Ickes attended the Teachers ChrislnOW llvlng nol by moving to mas Carol service and the SesqulE o Mcshtrrv. Pxxtor HASTINGS MICHIGAN ,hjp some new locality. centennial service in Hastings SunNOTICE TO CREDITORS. oo. Following the Civil war our na- day afternoon and evening. K" Don became an industrialized coun- [ Mrs. Marie Vander Male and Mrs. try. This meant tremendous growth Cora — “ • -in Grand • - Rapids Walton were ic. of cities. Previous to that era the Tuesday. majority of our people had lived in The local fire department was the rural districts. It was not hard ; called out Saturday fortnoon by a to look after the poor under such small Are started In a room In tlie EMMANUEL CHURCH (Epl.copal), Rev J A McNulty. B. D. Rector. circumstances; but when great in ­ Milton Yoder farm home. Tlie blaze First Day 323 W. Center St.—T.l. 2529. dustrial cities find their factories was soon extinguished and the damLIQUID ■ TABLETS HEADACHES cease to operate, their people out of HIS Season the Poinsetta ia the disLiur'h Fnnd.r in Aiijent. therc becomes immediately lhe in 30 Miauls. .... ... .. work, mere becomes unmcajareiy tne Rural Carrier Jed E. Stowe has -*■ I r-m-nrlr.,,. tinctive Chrigtmiiii Flower and we have * I'" lo.V Idlrlnl! Z-flW of in. a M tremendous task of taking care of been numbered among the sick the Mr M. church the unemployed poor. Has the! pot week. Wesley Blough Is suba large assortment at a variety of prices to M. imi« I’r.rxr Methodtet church addressed itself to stituting on the route. HASTINGS MARKETS suit your purse. tma> r.«r that problem? He answered by sayAmong thejocal folks who attendI- M M.I Ing that it had done a very inade- ed the Sesqul-centennlal service at NOTICB TO CREDITORS. chorus Choir quate Job Hc dec.lared that the tfcC Hastings M. E. church Sunday Truth cannot conflict 1 GREAT ADDRESS BY DR. BURNHAM' --------- -------the churches WANTS I Notice! J"",",*; 4 i WANTED! Fur* Hide* "MARCOUX sktl . sm A. TOBIAS GEO. M. NEWTON @ I’/risj sra Our Service WRECKING ► Dead Stock Removed! a < Fitting Service CARDS of THANKS flowers for 666 Christmas I COLDS FEVER GRANGE PROGRAMS --------------------------.u—U had J —Ievening --------------------------n.true* Day. D« 21—* no a. M . „ Roman Catholic church done were: Kenneth Smelker. Cotnntunion io on a m . Uatina 0 — far greater and far better job than --- -------------------------------------------- Mr. and Mra. .^J. Wm. Mishler, and A M . Holy LurharUt Junior any other other in In meetlns meeting the lhe acute acute concon- Honohter daughter r.iv. Gwsndolyn. Mra. C. N. dltlons of poor people In our cities, van Patten and daughter. Dorothy. ; We atUl have problems In country, he declared. He said that Benson. I’OIH'SK. Mrs Mary Caln spent last week when he was a boy, the rural Meth-1 nev. Chas. Straight of Jackson visiting her daughter Rachel in 0,1131 church which he attended .and ; spent the latter past of the last week Lansing. ’ where he went to Sunday school and the forepart of this as a guest Thursday. Mr L. Loehr nd Mrs offered practically the only means of' nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry Laubaugh entertained the D B«Ung people together. he de—------he — ----------Tabbcrer.Now. Sunday morning gave ---------------........ . . ... . .ok a-radio In D D. birthdarclub^rthehome of. clared. hwith in event every Hnmr home .a very helpful talk at the M. E Sun­ Mrs. Loehr. The husbands of mem- w,th * picture show, or several of day School. . TOWN LINE. bers were Invited. A lovely dinner lhem. In every town, the church has Mr. and Mra. H W. Gooch were Mr. and Mrs. E. J Bates and fam- was vrved and efiristmas gifts ex- social competition such as it never Hastings shoppers Friday. NOTICB TO CRBDITOB8. lly were Sunday guests of Mrs. An­ changed. Everyone had a most en- faced before. Mr. and Mrs Elver Barcroft and na Eckardt and Mr. and Mrs Ray joyable lime. Brides all this, we mutt not shut children attended the Teachers Scheal of West Woodbury. | Mrs. Cora Laubaugh entertained o'11- eyea lo lhat ^St Christmas Carol service at Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tasker were several ladles last week at a quilt- ^7 Science has modified hu- Sunday afternoon. in Hastings Thursday ing party, a fine dinner being, man life and made cha^«“ Mr and Mrs. Alva Tasker and served. , ' in aoclety. far greater than in all the Cotloo .wd meat •S.SO. eV T»5k" -oe Joe cowie. Cowles u Is spenmng spending some tl time preceding years. Scientific dis- Thursday for the Ant time in over OU bmI. S3.60. ln,b?n°r of in» Kentucky visiting his brother brother. coveries have had a greater effect eight weeks. Bren 4140 1 . home °! Mr. and The ladles of Podunk will pul nut on upon me the church, uwiu. upon home and Mr. and Mra. J. B. Wolfe of Has­ MIASHnn JrenlS>bto,On 01 C*rlUln 8aturd»y a play at the church ThtTrsdaTeve- community life than did the tadiaftn i. ss ts °"vu*u»y * plky at the church Thursday eve- community life than did the Indus- tings visited friends .and relatives Mr. m „ n‘JS ”». P« liKXBipper. E^ryone u>-IUW reiJuUOO wXUJl -"'"'.nd Mr. “ -------------------------------“ her* Friday. ’ ________ __ _____________________ — JH"man Winkler vlled. ! Civil war. Some people, he added, Mr. and Mra. Phillip Nagler of ^ol^rf .fu* Mrv Hlnr wh0 w“ hurt dulto declare that there is ajonfifct be■ xwvn WANW* Anva PLV I Hessmer, at badly by falling several weeks ago,'tween science and religion. There the homes of Dr. H C. Peckham and umon WXXT ADVX FAT jHiMlno -n»«ur. |L, taprivlnj .l'.ly .c.nool be ,uch . eooIUdl m Roy Nagler. WELCOME GRANGE A gorgeous new red bloom is the "Bet­ ter Times" rose—developed for those who. demand the Moore best. and Miss Vemlce the open [ Ralph "K We give equal attention and courtesy to all orders from single flowers to elaborate bouquets or memorial wreaths. Clyde Wilcox The Florist HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2530 �MORE GRADES NEEDED f aUgrMau* ARRANGE LOANS NOW SL""u»mon.,“X.SS “"'IFOR ECONOMY BUYING! '»> 8uekw> USE CASH AS NEEDED The production credit associations ' ' Christmas Is the Iz-v.-,., —............ *- holly »wji. bright . Production Credit Aason. Is Ready to Finance Michigan Farm Operations PART THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1934 COURT HOUSE NEWS HOMES PROVIDED FOR YOUNGSTERS Home Society, Children's Village, Redford BUUon, Detroit. In addition to.money, there U an MARRIAGE LICENSES. . Children's Village at Red- ipajamas and bedroom slippers (all Arthur of Detroit bed spreads, sheets and pil­ John J. Tlnnoff. Grand Rapids .. .45 ford of State Wide Jsizes!, low cases (small size), sugar, canned Frances Train. Freeport Merry Chrtotmas to all milk and cereals, canned fruit and Service Rosa Be Ison. Rutland .. the Hanner. If you were Bobby, a lad of eight.1i jvegetables, children's magazines, and Myrtle Craven. Hope .. and your father was in prison and books. Orval Boniface. Orangeville , If you want to help make the your mother didn't seem lot care Lefa Jones. Doster ............ fairy tale come true for Julia and alive* in Flint and MllkL Russell C. Solomon. Middleville ..22 Bobby and Gladys and the many If you were fourteen year old other children tlie Methodist Chil­ Lydia Marsh. Wayland .................. 23 Gladys and you and youi sister—a dren's Hbme Society has on ita walt- better at Ulla writing. year older—had been ‘ motherless1 Ing list, remember the White Gift PROBATE COURT NEWS. Ohio, la Est. Cassius L. Glasgow. Testlmoay since you were seven, and your fath­ Offering! 8am Eckert. of freeholders filed, license lo sell er had felled consistently to provide SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Issued, oath before sale filed, report decent care for you— u> w I’cSS .—■* b ■ »t*rllt, midnight sky. of sale filed. If you were a little boy of ten who The community was saddened what grade or quality is most suit-, Christmas is the sorrowing soul Est. Catherine Collins. Waiver of had been left on a doorstep when Thursday evening when Rev. John tumor from Arthur Moore’s leg Sat­ ed to a particular purpose. I That fcrepa HB purpose high. you were a few weeks old— notice filed. Inventory filed. M. Smith passed to the great beyond. urday. Mr. Moore U getting along The quantities of contents are re- I ' . , eIiiec Est. George L. Hinchman. Order If you were Julia, again, and your He had been ill with pneumonia faqulred by intestate commerce to be(nuLLUot LtAVtu allowing claims entered. parents had been divorced end both several days but seemed to be feel­ marked plainly on the outside of i aopr CGDTIIDC Eat. Nancy Cline. Order allow­ had remarried; and you were not ing lots better and his death came Delicacy reported from a luxurious the package or container. This may ' LftnUu run I UNC ing claims entered. a shock. were London restaurant la cherries growacceptable to your stepmother or as _ _____ .Funeral ___ —services ------------ --------be by weight, measure, or by nu­ Est. Mary Haff. Order allowing jour stepfather; and your own fath­ held at the South Brethren church' mg on tiny trees and carting tha merical count. Due allowance for Barry Oo. Residents Heirs to claims entered. er was trying to And a place for you; al 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Though, equivalent of S3 a dam. Ona would evaporation of water must be-made. Est. Lillian V. Kennedy. Report among people who would be kind Uncle John 1* gone he will never be quite Justified in taking two bit* Estate in Los Angeles, so that the label reads so many of sale filed. to you— be forgotten. We extend our «yma cherry costing two-bits, California ounces "when packed." If fluid Est. Catherine Collins. Order to1 _—< »» . If you were any one of the above pathy to the bereaved wife and I ounces are used, the label must say I But, then, if lhe manufacturer In a squalid hut in the city of Los transfer articles ot deposit entered. described children and an unknown sons and other relatives. Angeles. California, there recently___ _ — Est. Alice puller, el al. Annual ac- friend suddenly madc it possible for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Weiring; didn't change tlie lines of auUxnoTricky labels arc also barred, as died an elderly maiden lady named count filed. you to have the loving care and hapliap- spent Sunday evening with Bert biles every year, the salesmen their purpose is lo mislead the pur­ Mary Kinne. Thc account of her I Est. John I. Baker. Annual ac- plness that should be every child's Wotrtng of Nashville. j couldn't, change their lines. chaser. The label can not be imi­ death stated that "She had died as |count entered, waiver of notice filed, birthright, wouldn't you believe that tative, that Is assume a quality or she had lived," which we lake to'order allowing account entered, after all, fairy tales sometimes do characteristic which it does not mean that she was living alone and Est. Mary E. Ames. Final account come true? have. Pictures or statements which in circumstances that indicated the I filed, order for publication entered. It so happens that these little tend,to mislead are not allowed. direst poverty. j Est. Carrie Schneider. Inventory aujr><ra stories an: are >u all oi of real real gin* girls ana and ooy» boys ' In spite of these general protec­ After her decease, an investigation, Wed. |who need you, and you can help to tions offered the consumer in label­ disclosed that she had been a miser. E®1 Cornelia A. Bower. Objec- . make their dreams come true, if you ed, products, more Information Is Money and securities were found In petition ot special admlnis- will. necessary to enable the purchaser thc moat ou9»of-the-way places In trator filed, order for adjournment And there arc dozens of other to make quick and economical se­ •her —•borne. ------- A ■ -*-• — ■in -------—• *-Is- entered. children with similar handicaps, all picture a recent lections of products. Every can sue of the Grand Rapids Press shows | E*t. Inez I. Nesbit, el al. Annual | of whom are known to the Methoshould be so labeled that the grade Investigators at work in the hut, account filed. dlst Children's Home Society, an or­ is clearly Indicated. where they had at that time found) Est- A. V. Palmerton. Statement ganization that reaches out its hands tardy claim nlcd filed,- order currency and securities amounting .and “nd proof nroof of tflrdv “dcr In a state-wide service to the needy TAMARAC. to over 117XIOO. We understand that allowing tardy claim as 4th 'class in all walks of life, all denomina­ tions. and many nationalities. Ford Enz and Miss Orpha Buck of this amount has since been Increased claim entered. Est. Martha Dickinson. Annual ac­ Thc Society helps hundreds of girls Carlton Center were united in mar­ to about *40.000. count of Admr. filed. and boys In the course of a year, riage Wednesday evening at the Mary Klnne was the youngest sis­ Est. Harriet J. Leonard. Petition but far more could be accomplished United Brethren parsonage at Lake ter of Albert Kinne, father of Bert. for Admr. filed, waiver of notice if finances permitted. Ils work cen­ Odessa by. Rev. Ronald Hoffman. Tliey were attended by a sister of known residents of Hastings town­ filed, order appointing Admr. en­ ters around thc Children's Village, the groom. Miss Pauline Enz and ship. Another brother was Edwin tered, bond of Admr. filed, letters of a unique community on lhe out­ skirts of Detroit which affords thc brother of the bride, Kendall Buck. Klnne. whose two sons. porter and administration Issued. Est. Catherine Bowers. Order al­ little ones entrusted to Its care, nor­ Tliey went to housekeeping imme­ Ansel, live In Nashville. There Is al­ diately In Mr. Enz's gas station with so a married daughter of Edwin lowing claims entered. mal family life of the highest type, Est. Charles W. Mixer. Notice of as well as special attention In the living quarters, situated on what Is Klnne. hearing and proof filed, proof of will known as North Jordon Corners. It is not known Just how many filed, proof of first codicil filed, or­ case of "problem" children. One of Congratulations. heirs there may be of Mary Klnne. der admitting will entered, accep­ the cottages In the Village has been Miss Stata Smith of Grand Rapids Bert. Clarence and Lester Klnne are closed for several months because called or her cousin. Cecil Jordon. planning to go to California in the tance of trust filed, letters testamen­ there has not been money to finance Thursday, who Is still confined to near future to look into this matter. tary Issued, order limiting settle-1 ment entered, petition for hearing Once a year the Society makes a his bed. claims filed, notice to creditors 1s- definite request for funds to carry State Police Lester Coykendall and sued.. Miss SUU Smith, both of Grand on its noble work. This annual ef­ Est. Anna 8. Bender. Will filed, pe ­ Rapids, were callers at the home of fort Is known as the While Gift Of­ tition for probate filed, waiver of fering. and is taken on the two Sunher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bertie L notice filed. 'Smith Wednesday. Miss Stata re­ daj-s preceding Christmas in the Eat. Fred E. Paine. Discharge mained over until Thursday, accom­ Methodist churches throughout Woodland H 8- Y group plan to panying Mr. Coykendall back to meet In rooms over lhe print shop Admr. issued, estate enrolled. Michigan. Eat. Carrie E. Morthland. Bond of Grand Rapids Thursday. Mr. Coy­ with Harold Yerty as leader and the All friends of the Society, of what­ kendall was a caller at Lansing older boys meet this week with Gar­ executrix filed. ever church affiliation, are invited to Wednesday night reviewing the net Townsend Thursday night. send a contribution, no matter how Telephone 2240 Halting,, Michigan le don't core about returning to small, to the Methodist church in ruins of the burning Hotel Kerns, of Freeport Y had a social meeting at 11928 level. Wasn't that about the their community. Or it may be which he might have been a victim tlie school on Tuesday night with e everybody was singing, "Yes. as he was always a lodger there but games and refreshments, Mr. Ardis mailed to the Methodist Children's Have No Bananas?" he went a day later at this time. He Is leader, Gary Newton, delegate spent the night there last week. He to the Lanslfig Oonferenca, give his stated there were no lodging places report this week. to be found in Lansing, every place Middleville Hl-Y arc planning an available was taken up by people a special speaker from Grand Rap­ identifying relatives of the disaster. ids In the near future who will be of He spent the night at Williamston. unusual interest to all tlie -scholars in school. Nqt because it is customary but a EAST DELTON. Mr. and Mrs. elate Louden accom­ pleasure to thank all who have panied Mr. Solomon and daughter helped in making the Barry County Caroline to Augusta Saturday after­ Y. M. C. A. function this year by noon where they attended tlie fu­ gifts of money or time. We wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a neral of Mrs. pearl Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lookcn and two Happy New Year. The Older Y Group of Hasting* children of Wayland spent Sunday gave a new battery to an aged cou­ with Mr. and Mks. Rex Waters. Miss Lucille Gainder, who is at­ ple. which will keep them self-sup­ tending school in Kalamazoo, will be porting by being able to use their home Wednesday of this week for "The simple commandment to love IW6 weeks and a half vacation. Sunday visitors at elate Louden’s one another and give others the were. Mrs. Harold Hazel and daugh­ same consideration you want for ter of Richland. Mrs. Rena Wilkin­ yourself, is all the world needs. son of Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Brotherhood knows no boundaries or dy Louden and family of Polley dis­ race, country or class." trict, Scwart Waters and family lo­ SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. cal. Mr. and Mr*. Buhl Beattie and The friends of •David Stiles of near BanfieM) were very sorry to hear of children. Mr. and Mra. Ernest Gor­ 1 ham and children and Mr. and Mrs. hl, death at Nlchles hospital Fri­ Willard Bagley and children, all of day afternoon of last week. Kalamazoo, pleasantly surprised their mother. Mra. Francis Gorham, , TAMARAC. on Sunday In honor of her birth­ Marion Strong was in Lansing day. A lovely pot luck dinner, nu­ merous gifts and visiting madc it Elmer Vanarnan of near Hastings an enjoyable day. Her many friends Join them in wishing her many 50c CLUB—Start with 50c and 1c CLUB—Deposit 1c lat week, Sturdy. more happy birthdays. . decrease 1c each week — in 50 $ | Mra. Geo. Enz Is in Lowell this Mra. Howard Johnson and Mrs. Hazel Otis of Hickory Comers were Correctlon. — Clarence O’Connor guests Tuesday of the former's par­ liad no fingers amputated as men­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. 11.00 CLUB—Start with >1.00 tioned in these Items before. 2c CLUB—Deposit 2c lat week, Mrs. Dell Replogle of Hemet. Cal­ ifornia. who lias been visiting rela­ 4c 2nd week; increase 2c each tives here Tor the past five months, MARK S WEEK-END! returned with them for a visit with relatives at Hickory Corners before leaving this week Tor her home. $2.50 CLUB—Start with $2.50 5c CLUB—Deposit 5c lat week, Miss Dorothy Havens returned to 10c 2nd week; increase 5c each her school work Monday after being are permanent additions to the HomewUo Lacki Meao4 of | i»now«d kw«u from credit facilities of agriculture. Thar are conducted by local people and Selecting Beit Product for chrutm*. la the widow', mite make loans only on a busmess basis Particular Purpoio , | ■" «<"”■ of ample security for the money More grades of • food products Chri*tmas 1* thc word that spurs loaned. canned or in packages, are needed , A pilgrim on hU way. Commissioner Garwood points out to enable lhe housewife to shop Christmas is the grateful heart that tlie two common mistakes more advantageously., according to ] That Teels the need to pray. made m muuc In borrowing Borrowing money are to —i borrow too early sfSl.pay unneces-1 foods specialists at Michigan State i Christmas Is the candles that sary Interest charges or to. boirow Co*1^, .... . I Make sweet the twilight hour, too late and be unable* to get casht Buying the cheapest articles does | Christmas is that which giorlfioa discounts on materials purchased. not constitute economy of purchase, jjis raiment in a flower. Forehanded Michigan farmer* wpo will wont to borrow money from their local production credit asso­ ciation can make applications now and save any chascc ot delay wiext spring, according to Commissioner 8/M. Garwood. Washington. Some loans are being made now but the rush of applications begins Just before the crop season. Most farmers know whether they will UXU eu.nu._ ln ..num, brfh of need additional credit facilities next these mistakes. spring and can make their appli­ Borrowers do not have to draw cations now. Money on approved the full amount of a loan at once. The money can be- taken up at the production credit association as It Is needed, and the Interest charges THE WEALTH are made only on lhe portions OF GOOD HEALTH which have been withdrawn. If ap­ plication lias been made for more than is needed, thc balance can be left at the association and no in­ terest diarge is made. Some lament their lack of wealth. Others continually strive SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. to hit a high mark in thc ac­ Last Week's Leiter. cumulation of material things— Mr. And Mrs. Wllford Price and and win them, in many instances fourteen of their friends, all of Lan­ at a terrible cost to health. sing, came over to the dance Satur­ When body and spirit are day night. All report it was worth broken there is nothing left with coming so far, as they had a fine which to truly enjoy material time,. Dan Ward made a two days' trip benefits. "Wealth Is health." Good, to Lafayette, Indianar’^riday arid Saturday. health la your most profitable in­ George Hall went Monday to Cadvestment It lasts longest in su­ ilac for another load of Christmas preme satisfaction if you dili­ trees. Clarence Faust accompanied gently keep it in tune With your him. God-given nature. Consult your physician fre­ McOMBER SCHOOL NEWS. quently. He, aided by a reliable Christmas program. Monday night. druggist, is the only safe guar­ dian of your health. j Raymond Pennington has moved to Maple Grove. This is the twentieth of a ae­ Thc Camp Fire Girls are having a ries of Editorial Advertisements Christmas party at Ara belle Smith's to appear in this paper each Friday night afterschool. Don't forget the Christmas pro­ Copyright. gram Monday night at 8 P. M. For a Smooth Running Powerful Motor and Start Now Start Right With SMW?w? Drain out the old oil. . . then refill with clean, pure livebodied Sunoco of the right type, at recommended by your car’s manufacturer. EGG PRICES ARE HIGHER Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Get some of these profits by feeding WAYNE EGG MASH, the feed with sixteen different ingredients in it, Then watch your hens shell qut the eggs. FIRESTONE TIRES A WAYNE FEED FOR EVERY NEED You are invited to join our 1935 Christmas Savings Club EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY k, Tile Farm Implement* TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH. ^NDRUS SERVICE Thousands of dollars were paid this year to our 1934 members, who were thus placed in a position financially to do Christmas shop­ ping or pay curent bills or taxes. Come in and Shop at the ... In many instances the money they received was returned to the bank in a savings account to be further enlarged by additional de­ posits from time to time. B e'l o w are a few of the plant Increasing Club Plan Decreasing Club Plan Show Boat 3 3 It is filled with Gifts of all kinds you can find many sug gestions here CUTEX SET CIGARS PERFUME CIGARETTES FLASHLIGHTS BOOKS BILL FOLDS CARDS CANDY PERFUME, Coty’s 42^ There will be a Christmas pro­ gram at the Otis school this Friday evening beginning, at eight o'crock; Then there ia the Level Payment Plan—always popular—from 25c to $5 HI G (IBANK. The North Evangelical church is planning a Christmas program to be next Sunday at 10 A. M. TYie Moore school will have a Christmas tree and program Friday night. Everyone Invited. YARDLEY SETS—For DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ■ vUltora of Mr. and Mra. Merle Per- eennn WASHINGTON, D.C. 33UUU GET YOUR TICKETS Mr. and Mra. Rodger WUrner and sons of near Lansing were Friday guests of Mr. and Mra. Will Haw­ blitz. Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Swarts and family ot Battle Creek were Bunday guests at Bert Daly's. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE daughter, Joan Patricia, of Hastings were Sunday evening guests at Mr. and Mrs. Frank HawbllU. ’ Mr. and Mra. Clyde Reid and fam- B. A. LyBARKER, Proprietor TELEPHONE 2115 63^ vln Havens U entertaining them HASTINGS, MICH. Hastinn, Berle Nash at Barbera Comer*. ' Carl Green of Barryville spent Saturday night with Marshall Green. Lyle Kenney of Hastings spent from Tuesday till Bunday with Frank HawbllU. mammum *mci FOR EACH insur DEPOSITOR tennn >UUUU HASTINGS CITY BAN “The Bank With the Chime Clock CAPITAL $150,000.00 SURPLUS I । �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1>, 104 NABHVnXK. Iron call which was answered by grandchildren, nieces and Friday afternoon and fractured htt current events. The speaker, Mra. hip. , W M Robln*or. of Kalamazoo was « _____ Pythian their at Pennock — .... slrtera met at ____ The Ladies' MlssionAry matting Jonathan Kick and. her I presented and site told al her trip hospital whore she bad underwent. ball on Monday nlghi, after tha ini- wUl be held Thursday afternoon «t brother, Edgar Henney, received lhe south Africa. 8000 an operation on Saturday. She is children of Uatkm the nnmmitt— consisting ot th* bad» Oi Mra. Philip DalhAUiar. survived by her husband, Albert, a >nen She accompanied her husband. were BunOook (Margaret Hsnney). M, at ber.pw./ w ar nobinson of W. B. T. C. *ttend Conference lectures. She Conway. New Hampshire, and Mra gifts for aU waa one feature of the curred on Dec. 3, and followed “ spoke of the climate which instead Mage Anile of Mount Monte, Mich. murtatmnMit. tong iltaaa* and an operaUon which oTbeln* extremely warm, as we Southeast Woodland wort callm at Oi Ptlday afternoon the cheerful lhe tmrtarwrnt erm* time ““j^rould suppose, resembled California. Funeral services were held Monday MARTIN CORNERS Orr Tuaaday afternoon ot I afternoon at the borne, conducted by Charity class held Its meeting at th* leaves her husband, one son and!, .Large farm* are ranging from 1.000 the Rev. M E. Hoyt. Burial in Lakethree daughters. and appropriate Ottrteupaa exer­ j .to 6.000 acres on which were many Known as Vtenna to *BngUsh- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baxter went' cattle and sheep. One farm ahe Ayera aaateUng. A pot luck' dinner cises at the school bouse Friday Rev. and Mra, Albert Oetroth and to Grand Rapids Tuesday afternoon spoke of contained 72.000 acre*. No . to remain indefinitely with the lat­ tax on farm property. The natives .Mra- Gall Lykin* ware in Hastings wm served. inm to Austrians. on bualnsas. During the bualnera meeting the ter'* mother, while her sister under- are Arabs and Egyptians. The bush- Friday ' gwa an operation. .man are only four and one-half feet : Herbert Surlm and daughter, Iris, | fallowing officers Were elected: Prealhave moved into on apartment in Claude Whitney to visiting his son high > and arc a brown race. They live ,the Mrs. Llbbie Williams rezkjtnce Secretary and treasLionel and family at Greenville. t wild animals. Then the Hotten- ( on Funoral services for Earl Rogers* ttote, a yellow race. The Bantus, who on State street. There were 30 who braved the icy exchanged during tha meeting. vary In appearance; 1300.000 while , The Phllathea Clara met in their milk truck on Saturday morning, people. The natives do all the man- ■road* Saturday night to attend the County Rural Carrtara meet­ claaa room Friday night for their were held at thc M. Z. church Wed­ ual labor and receive almost nothing Barry ] A lovely supper was served by Christmas party. The hosteases nesday afternoon The services were in way of wages. She told of the ing. । in charge of Rev. Loomis, assisted diamond mines which are closed, but .lhe clover Leaf Club followed by a ion Dawaon. Mrs. Carolyn Housler, program. by Rev. C. L. Wilkins. The church the gold mines are being worked. was filled to it* capacity by friends They use mineral wealth to pay - On Wednesday afternoon thc Mabie Mix. and Mra. Alice Green­ and relatives, a testimony of the taxes. She gave a brief description jWoman's Literary Clqb met at the field. • Rev. and Mra. Albert oatroth spent high esteem in which Mr Rogers of some of the animals and said it (Library for their Christmas party. A wa* held. Members of Harmony was most interesting nature in Afrl- ]Christmas play was given, Mrs. Gail Saturday at the OXroth Adams Lykins sang the Christmas carols. A home. Lodge, I. Q. O. F-. of which he was Christmas tree with presents for all Mr. and Mra. Harry Mix and Noble Grand. were present in a body Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield at­ and had charge of the burial service tended the funeral of Mr. Wm. Bell was enjoyed after which dainty re- daughter and Mrs. Ed. Mix spent Thursday hi Buttle Creek. froshmente were nerved. in Pleasant Hill cemetery. Mr. Rog­ at Lawton Wednesday. Mra. W. R. Turner was hostess On Tuesday night the annual ers had delivered milk in Freeport Thursday W. A. Spaulding. Mes­ for several years and hod made dames Wilcox and Bradfield were Jlggs supper was put on by the Saturday afternoon to the c. W. C. Delegations There wars 14 present. They opened many friends. He was also a mem­ Kalamazoo shoppers In the after­ Knights of Pythias. from Lansing. Marshall, Hastings. their meeting by singing Christmas ber of the village council and the noon. Middleville, Freeport. Woodland and carols, Dori* Dalhauser read two school board, and members of these The Milo P. T. A. will be held at Christmas pieces. They all enjoyed two bodies served as pall bearers. thc schoolhouse Friday evening. Dec. Grand Rapids were present. Ralph Olin, whose garage ha* the grab bag after which a pot luck Much sympathy to expressed for the 14. Mr. Wlckle of Kalamazoo who to supper was served. bereaved widow, daughter Marguer­ connected with lhe identification been on the west side ot Main street Mra. Amelia clever, age 82. fell for some time has moved to the Slnite, and the aged father and step- bureau will be present with hto mov­ dalr Independent Oil Station. The ing picture slides and furnish a moat Chester Savacool began his duties instructive and interesting lecture. building has been sold to Battle Creek parties. It will be tom down as the new milkman Sunday morn­ All are welcome. and moved away. • ing. , The schoolhouse ha* been wired Tlie new elective officers In the Victor Bisson was in Grand Rapids and they arc now setting poles and Rebekah lodge are: Noble Grand. on business Tuesday afternoon. hope to have everything in readi­ Mr. and Mks. Ed. Ferguson of ness to have the lights for Friday Mn. Elizabeth Gage; Vice Grand. Mra. Velma Pennington; Secretary. West Branch were Sunday guests of evening. Mra. Jennie Briggs; Treasurer, Clyde the former’s sister, Mra. Estella Cress On Dec. 1 Mrs. Percy Jones and Briggs. and brother, Jim Ferguson. In the daughter. , Eileen, gave a crystal Mra. Libble Williams was/hostess afternoon they called on another sto- shower for Eleanor May Vandellc. Friday afternoon w to U1B the D.' o S.. oun Bun-.. ter. Mrs. Delia Yule and spent the ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Vande-, day school class. A pot luck supper night with Mrs. Ella Catt. also a lie of Richland. The iwnor guest ;was served. sister. was presented with a 72 piece j Bom December 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seifert visited his wife and amber crystal set There were six-, Orsbome a daughter, who weighed daughter here over the week end. Good, CLEAN Milk is not only teen young ladies present. A mock i ten pounds twelve ounces. She has have children in the family, each Mrs. John Rickert to numbered wedding added to the pleasure of1 been named. Ramona Mac among the sick at this writing. the BEST FOOD you can buy, but one of them should have at LEAST the guests. Mrs. Jones served de-, Mr. and Mrs. Gall Lykins attended Victor Stoson made a business trip llcious refreshments assisted by Mrs., a surprize Bunday for Sheriff and ONE GLASS of Rood milk with it is by far the LOWEST PRICED, to Hastings Tuesday forenoon. . J. Vandellc and Mrs. p. vandelic |Mra. George Leonard. A lovely turJim Ferguson to quite a bit bet- Thc • EVERY MEAL, and it ia just as es­ marriage of Miss Vandellc will j key and chicken dinner was served too, when you take FOOD VALUE ter at thto writing. take place Dec. 22 to Mr. Raymond to twenty-eight. Those attending sential for older people. The King's Heralds arc having a Pretzer connected with the diary ■ were Underaherlff and Mra. Oliver into consideration. Your money Christmas party this week Saturday ,department of Lockshore farm. [Tasker. Deputies were. Mr. and Mrs. can’t buy any other food at any­ One thing you should be especially particu­ afternoon. W. A. Spaulding and Mra. Wilcox Arthur Bell, Middleville; Mr. and The U. B. Sunday School are pre­ went to Hastings Sunday morning Mrs. Herman Rcnsch. Freeport; Mr. I lar about when using milk is to KNOW that where near the price, that will com­ paring for their annual Christmas where • they expect to spend the win­ and Mrs. Carl Faul. Woodland; Dr. ■ it is CLEAN. Repeated state tests show that program and tree which they plan ter । pare with it in food essentials. Re­ al the latter's home there. and Mrs. Loyal Flower. Delton; Mr. no milk in Michigan is CLEANER than that for Christmas eve. Mr. and Mrs, Turner went to St. and Mrs. Gall Lykins. Nashville and search discloses that one quart of produced by Highlands Dairy.. That's why The High school, under direction Petersburg. ; Fla., the fore part of Night watch and Mrs. Clarence of Miss Haan, to preparing a Christ- last j it is the ONLY Dairy in this section permit­ week. Mra. Annie Humhprey of’ Schults, Chief of Police and Mrs. milk contains more than 50 per mas operetta to be presented at the : ,Gull lake was also In the party. ted by the state to sell milk as Grade "A." Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. George cont of the day’s food needs. If you M- E. church on Thursday evening, I Mrs Flower and Bernice calledI Sumner. They were given a lovely Why take any chances with milk? Dec. 20. More about it next week. ' on their brother and uncle. Mr. andI gift. ;Mra. C. F. Moreau, at Augusta SatOn Thursday night. Dec. 20 the M. E. church next Sunday evening ruday afternoon and found them. Young People of lhe Evangelical and all are urged to attend the both somewhat improved in health. church will give a program “The meeting of all Barry County Metho­ Christmas Shadow.” dist churches st the Hastings COATS GROVE. pn Friday night the Young Peochurch. Some from here attended the fu­ pj of thc Methodist church will give Mrs. O. Dodge was in Grund Rap­ neral of Rev. John Smith at tlie I "The Christmas Party." ids last week Thursday. 1 Rev, and Mrs. M. E Hoyt were in The teachers of thc M. E Sunday South Woodland Brethren church । East lensing Wednesday. Their ;----- -------------------------------------- --------------School met at the parsonage Monday- on Sunday afternoon. The Sunday School will give their hOmC evening and arranged for a Christ­ [for her Christmas vacation. mas program to be given by thc S. Christmas program on Christmas i At the meeting of Laurel' Chapter • • S. Due to the’ lateness of thc day, eve. fNo. 31. O. E. 8- lhe following officers parents arc urged to cooperate in Considerable interest was shown' were Installed by Mra. Zooh Bera, as helping their children Irani their Sunday in the Red and Green con­ installing officer, and Mrs. Villa parts. Announcement of the date test, in the Sunday School. Al­ Olin os installing marshall—W. M. will be madc next week. though the roads were icy there was Mra. Viola Feighner; W. P.. Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fingleton. Jr., a fine attendance and offering. The Feighner; A M. Zoah Bera; A- P.. have moved into tlie Mrs. J. B. Green side won in the contest. Wolfe (Vanderlip) house. Thc evangelistic meetings contin­ Evans; Treasurer. Myrtle Galey; Wayne Maurer returned Thursday ue this week, probably closing next Com.. Minnie Cortright; Assoc. Con.. from Detroit where he iiad spent Sunday evening. Evangelist Trum­ Ida Wright; Chaplain. Florence some time with his brothers. bull to a foreeful speaker and is Munro; Marshall. Lillie Vance; Or­ Thc annual bazaar put on by the preaching good sermons. ganist, Pauline Lykins; Adah. Ger­ trude Martens; Ruth. Lima Hurd; ment Saturday afternoon and eve­ Friday evening with the,school giv­ Esther. Leia Roe; Martha, Clara ning drew a large crowd and was a ing a Christmas prograni’. Pop com Dalhauscr; Electa. Julia Brown; pronounced success. About $37.00 and apples are to be the refresh­ Warder. Minnie Bailey; Sentinel, John Martens. Leslie Feighner ments. The regular monthly meeting of presented the lovely part Matron Nell Smith and wife of Midland Jewel and a beautiful plant to the the Woman's Club I* being hgjd this Thursday evening at the home of spent Saturday night with E G outgoing Matron. Mrs. Villa Olin. Mrs. Glenn Perkins, with Mrs. Van­ Smith and family. Refreshment* were served by. Mra. der Male and Mrs Rickert assisting Tlie D. O. T. O. Club met Wed­ Jessie Wenger, Mr*. Dora Lass. Miss as hostesses. A special program has nesday afternoon with Mra. D. i Minnie Bajlef. Mra. Martha Mae ye ns been prepared for tills meeting by Townsend. Mra. Bertha Case was land Mcs?Pauline Lykins. Mesdames Stewart. Wedel, and Hoyt. the leader of a Christmas program. ,i Ou Friday night thc Odd Fellows Ivan Roush was home from Grand Mrs. Artic Densmore of Hastings j will have a Christmas party at their Rapids over Sunday. was present and assisted on lhe pro-| lodge.hall. » Charles Geiger left Friday morn­ i:ram. .। Funeral services for Mra Amanda ing tn company with Burdette Liv­ Mr. and Mra. Warren Coclbaugh: Downing were held Friday afteringston of near Clarksville, wlio was and Mr. and Mrs, Neil Smith start- । noon at two o'clock from the Hess motoring to that state to enter a ed Sunday for Florida where they funeral home. Rev. M. E. Hoyt had radio school. Charles will visit his will spend a few weeks. I charge of the service, Mrs. Gall Lysister. Yvonne and his uncle and Willard Demond is not very well, i kins sang. Burial was in Lakeview aunt. Mr. and Mrs Roy Geiger, all as thc result of a bad carbuncle cemetery. Mr*. Downing had been which he had and to confined to his' In poor health for some time. She yrars. Charles many friend* are bed most of lhe time. leave* three children. Floyd Down­ Notice thc announcement else- j Ing of Castleton township. Mrs Nina very glad that he has thl* splendid opportunity and wish him a very where in this issue of the revival Abbott of Marshall and Mra. Ralph pleasant vocation from hb duties meetings being held here this week.! McfflU of Lansing, two sisters, mvat the Freeport News office. E S. Thompson preached in West ‘ Mr and Mr*. Victor Sto-son were Sebewa Sunday morning. Hastings visitor* Thursday after­ STONY POINT. noon. Orval Wadell of Kalamazoo was j The W W Boughner family are in quarantine for a mild case of scar­ al John Blocher's over the week( let fever. Tlie Wellman P. T. A. will be held Mrs Pearl Smith was in Hastings Friday evening. Dec. 21. Program on business Thursday Thc young people's class of the M. by the children. We are glad to report that Don E. Sunday School are planning a social meeting in the church base­ Rowlader. who has been very ill, is ment for Friday evening of this making a nice recovery. Rev. John Smith passed away week, a: this tunc thc class will organize and make plans for its activities for Uic coming months. At years. He had lived a greater part present the class consists of about of his life in this community and i twenty members, but it is hoped that had always been very active tn min­ all many more young people will join isterial and church work of kinds. Funeral services were lield soon. Mr. and Mrs. Levant Newton are at the Brethren church Sunday P. now living in the Bryans house on M.. conducted by Rev. Harley Town­ send. assisted by several ministers East Main St. Rev. F. Loomis and Geo» Bassett spent from Tuesday until Thursday i ow and two sons, Roy of Manden. at the former* farm near Smyrna. N, D.. and Owen of this place. Mra. Janet Fettes and son Robert SOUTH THORNAPPLE. arrived recently from Cheyenne Mr. Ryker, who owns the Bickel Wells. Colo , and are making their home on the Miller place west of place, has his sawmill set and Is sawing ties, which he will haul to Freeport. Freeport. Theodore Wlertnga. Jr., of Mid­ MILO. dleville spent Bunday with his Last Week's Letter. » The H. L. Club was entertained at Mr*. Albertson's Rew home soath of Richland Thursday. Dec. 6 w$th Mr*. ‘Marks I Anne Peterson) enjoyed a Merriman as co-hostess. A delicious chicken dinner and spent the after­ dinner was served to eighteen mem­ noon with Mr. and Mra. Johnson. bers and three guests. Thc meeting There will be no school at the was then called to order by the Gate* this Monday as tlie teacher. president. Mrs. Barber, and the Mra. McCaul, to UL Die Gates uliool will have a meeting opened by suigtng and re­ peating the club Woman's Collect. Christmas tree Friday ewnlng. Dec. A short business session followed the 21, also give an entertaimuent. FREEPORT. ;SSi fMffl solved METAL •£ FELT Weather Strips D NOW ie thc Time to Inetall Them! HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY HASTINGS I*HONE 2S18 FRANK SAGE THE IDEAL FOOD FOR CHILDREN AND GROWN-UPS IS GOOD PURE CLEAN MILK 4 3 *mart little B&M THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 Frobably the most popular family gift — $9.95 down In- I Robert W. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Mother's pride — a beautiful better meal*. brighter kitehterm*. Come in and help us do the Job 29 Years of loyal service to the public. My prices have always been reasonable. Building, Stock, Tools, and Fixtures —All For Sale. And for real helpful gifte. wa-hrr* and cleaner* are friendly reminder* of your thoughifulnr*, the year »8<»8> [mark's week end ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK PORTERHOUSE STEAK AUNfcoQ _ Young lb.. QQ Meat BOILING BEEF POT ROASTS • - lb. SAUSAGE, Lean, all Pork HAMBURG ■ PORK STEAK - Farmer’s Spareribs and Veal Bright new waffle iron*. COASTER > WAGONS See Our Chrietmae Dieplay While Choicee are eo Complete! CONSUMERS POWER lb. 6c 8c and 10c lb. 10c 41ba.25c lb. 15c COMPANY t(The man behind the man that runs the business. 1II J j| [ Geo. Smith, Jr [ ► �PINE LAKE. On Thursday aftarooco Mra. Migham. Hany KlUlck. and Mr. and INTBODUCTORY DOWLING. ba a co-operative antertainmsnt. It being sponsored by the school and the Bunday school with a "Merry road to recovery. This smaxing offer m*de; to get you to try The M flour with GdarsnteedB Control Ute your FREE bag first Then, If uicd, you don't loss, return the AXIb. sack and get any other flour Frsa -r< —r»»rr>~. WTIFOt g- on MIRACLE FLOUR x~ DELTON ELEVATOR CO. Delton, Michigan Closing Out New 1934 V-8 Models at Bargain Prices The Ladies’ Aid Society will aarve dinner this weak on Thursday with nd on Saturday i Itobert Ford a kitchen shower In connection for be^teys and Mrs. Mullendore tlie church cupboards. The Circle also is re paandlng to tha call for North Pine Lake school will have new dUhas. coffee cups being bad­ a Christmas tree and program on ly needed, also gravy bowls. Saturday evening. December 22, and The Cemetery Circle meeting, the South Pine Lake school will which wm held last week. wm not celebrate on Friday aflcrnou Decem­ well attended and a chicken din­ ber 21. ner enjoyed. The officers who serv. On Thursday evening the DickcnKc boy* went to Kalamazoo to visit relatives until Sunday. ly re-elected. President, Mra. Lara Wilcox; secretary. Mra. Bianchi) conducting dental examinations in Powell; treasurer, Mra. Mildred the local schools. On Wednesday about slxty-ffvc appointed m caretaker for the comschpol officers were entertained for luncheon and a program at the Pine Lake Kellogg Foundation. N. H. tings were Sunday visitors at Uic Brouard and Ernest Monbouse, at­ home of Mrs. Scobey's mother, Mrs. tended from south Pine lake and Blanche Powell. Robert Ford. Earl Dunlope and Er­ Several family dinners are being nest Hall from North Pine lake. arranged for Christmas while others will go elsewhere for the day. Per­ cember 14, at thc Plainwell hospital. haps we will be able to report a few Barbara Johnson Is with thc chil­ of them next week. dren and doing the home work durMra. Anna Trethric received news TecenUy of a rather perilous experi­ On Friday. John Kllllck. with a ence which her brother, Chartea group of Farm Bureau members, left Warner of Idaho, underwent, hav­ for Nashville. Tonne»ec where they ing been lost tn thl woods while will attend a oonvenUon. While en­ hunting deer in that locality. He route they visited Mammoth Cave In was finally rescued by a scorching Kentucky and other pointe of intcr- party after a day and night abaence with no real serious results. CEDAR CREEK. The Burfbell L. A. 8. will meet icl Shriber and Mr. and Mra. Leo with Mr. and Mra. Clarence Camp­ Barry of this vicinity attended a bell for dinner Thursday, Dec. 27. Be farewell surprise party mi on. Robert• omc auu oc mere. imacwci. Barry of Southeast Carlton Thurs-1 E. Cairns of Fair lake spent Sun­ day evening. Robert leaves . this day with his daughter and family, week for Detroit. We all wish him j Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Owen. beat of luck. the best Several from here attended the Quite of number ot* “ thia ■* commun­ funeral ot Dave Stiles at thc Banity attended a reception held al thc flcld church Sunday P. M. The chil­ home of Mr. and Mrs. John Rob­ dren have the sympathy of Mr. inson in honor of Mra. Harold Tas- Stiles’ many friends at this place. ker (Lucille Robinson) Saturday There will be a Christmas program evening. She received many lovely and tree at thc schoolhouse Friday, and useful gifts. A short program Dec. 21. being prepared by Mra. was given. Light refreshments were Pease and pupils. served. ' I Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pitt and Mr. Wayne Gates who were recently and Mrs. Arthur Strodtbeck of As-'married. syrla called on Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mr. and Mra. Gayla Pease, Leslie Strodtbeck Sunday afternoon. | Pease and Mrs Dunklcy spent Kendall Buck had a misfortune Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Friday evening that he doesn't care' Watson of Delton. to repeat. He was burned severely! John Lammers. Ardy Owen and about the head while looking in an Mra. O. Wortman attended the =*.*crhc^Ud radiator wl!h> overheated with-________ a match,_ school board meeting a Pine lake “ •-*- met* at -• *•-The Dorcas Society the Wednesday. home ot Mrs. Lafayette Usbome on Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Campbell Wednesday to tew^ moved into Orville Hammond's Mra. Wm. Shriber and daughter house Saturday near Hinds Corners. of Hastings spent from Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Edd. McGddrich Wednesday evening with Mr. and visited his sister at climax Thurs­ Mrs. Prank Shriber. day and found her much better. Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Enz of North____________________________ __ _ Ella Sweet returned home with__them Woodland spent Sunday with her after caring for her slater for some mother, Mra. Anna Buck, and fam- time. ily. We wish the Banner and readers Lester Warner of Woodland and‘all a Merry Christmas and Happy Hazel Shriber and Mr. and Mrs. New Year. Frank ------ a a a ------Prank Rhrlhar Shriber r-»1l«u4 called non Mr. and CARLTON CENTER. Mra. Abid Donley and Mr. and Mrs. The Carlton Center school will Guy Hough of Lansing Sunday afthold its Christmas program this ernoon. Thursday night at the M. E. church The mint Is reported ready to> at eight o’clock. All are cordially speed up production of sliver dollars, invited. tet'a hope that the tailors are ready Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson en­ tertained Saturday night at a re-1 to reenforce trouser pockets. coption given In honor of their daughter, Lucile, who was married recently to Harold Tasker of near Lake Odessa. A very delightful eve■ nlng was spent, a mock wedding af' forded much amusement as a part of the evening's entertainment. De­ ! IIclous refreshments were served by I girl friends of the bride, and many lovely gifts were given to the bride I and groom amid many good wishes for a happy married life. । Mr. and Mrs. Fay Underwood re-' cenUy moved into the Leslie Dan­ iels house. Mrs. Parker and grandson of Ev­ i erett are visiting the fanner's daughter, Mr. and Mra. John Asplnall. and other relatives. Mr. and Mra. John Robinson en­ tertained guests from Grand Rap­ ids Sunday. Hard Mixed Xmas Candy LA. 12c SOUTHWEST CARLTON. 1 Deluxe Coupe 2 Standard Coaches Also 2 V-8 1934 Coachea, Used As Demonstrators 2 V-8 1934 Deluxe Fordor Sedans, Used As Dem­ onstrators Who is going to be the lucky ones to get these 1934 cars Just nicely broken in for hard use. FORD DEALERS Phone 2121 Hastings AUCTION SALE! Having decided to quit farming, I will sell the following pertonal property at my farm, 2 miles west of Hastings on M-37, at public auction on . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21 COMMENCING AT 1:00 O’CLOCK, SHARP. HORSES. Gray mare, 12 yr*, old, wt. 1300 lbs. Brown mare, 15 yrs. old, wt. 1050 Iba. CATTLE. 5-yr.-old Guernsey cow, freshened in Sept. 5-yr.-old Guernsey cow, freshened in Oct. 5-yr.-old Guernsey cow, freshened in (T^ese are thoroughbred cows.) 5-yr.-old grade Guernsey cow, fresh­ ened in Sept. 2-yr.-oId Guernsey and Jersey heifer. due in June. Guernsey and Jersey heifer, 15 mos. old. HOGS. Poland China brood sow, wt. 250 lbs. 7 shoats, weight 175 lbs. each. CHICKENS. 20 White Leghorn pullets. FEED. 6 tons alfalfa hay, extra good. 200 bundles corn stalks. Stack bean pods. 100 baskets good' corn. TOOLS AND MISCELLANEOUS. Wide tire wagon, good repair. Flat rack. 99 Oliver plow. Three-sec. lever drag. Walking cultivator. Set double harness. 1000 lb*, platform scales. Dump rake. Deering mower. Hog ersde. Hog chute. Iron kettle. 2 spears and jack. Lard press and sausage stuffer. Vinegar barrel. Water separator. . Glass dish cupboard. , Many ollwr articl.. not luted. TERMS:—CASH. Nothing to be removed until settled for. Mrs. Edith Stevens, Propr. J. E. NORTON Auctioneer. HAROLD SMITH, Clerk. LOWER CROOKED LAKE. Joe Stenger was home from Kai- Nick Bocrman’s entertained com­ pany from Plainwell Sunday. Mr. and Mra. C Zimmerman made a business trip to Kalamazoo Friday. About 45 attended the P. T. A. at the Milo schoolhouse Friday evening and enjoyed the talk on the work of j the Kalamazoot police department identification bureau, augmented by stereoptlcon slides, directed by Dar­ rel C Wlcke. Everybne also appreelated the electric lights which were recently installed. Thc Milo school will have a Christmas tree and program at the schoolhouse Friday evening. Every­ one cordially invited. Elwell Storr, wife and son of De­ troit who were here, to attend the funeral of the former’s sister. Mra. Pearl Storr Garrett, called on their old neighbors. Mr. •wnd-Mra. Henry Fennels Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Emet Pennela of Kalamazoo were also afternoon visitors there. SOUTH SHULTZ. A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to the Banner force and all ol its readers. Mra. Sarah Kenyon spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. Inez Warner, and family and Is vUltlhg of Battle Creek this week. Henry Tpote received the sad news ot the passing of his brother. David Stiles, of Banfield, Thursday, and Mr. Tooae in company with his Mm, Porter, and family attended the funeral Sunday. Mils Virginia Havens and her pu­ pils are putting on a fine program Friday night and there will be a Christmas tree. Gordon Kenyon and Clinton Hom spent Sunday evening with Prederlek and Elmer Anders of Brush Mr. and Mra. Prank Hallock of Milo spent Friday afternoon with1 Mr. and Mrs. 0.1. Kenyon. ‘ LARGE, FRESHf CRISP DISPLAYS OF CHRISTMAS FOODS CAREFULLY SELECTED FOR GREATER VAL­ UES—PROMPT ANd COURTEOUS SERVICE—FOLLOW THE CROWDS OF HAPPY FOOD SHOPPERS TO C. THOMAS STORES AND SHARE IN THESE SAVINGS I ALL PRICES GOOD Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday 4 Great Food Shopping Daya STORE OPEN Until 9 o’clock SATURDAY and MONDAY NIGHTS Give “Gift Food Baskets” Thia Christmas Mixed Xmas Nuts u>. 19c ERYn C.THOMAS MINCE MEAT "OLD TIME" Delicious Flavor DATES Currante FRESH NEW CROP BULK. Lb. 8TW" 14c I S.OM?D“Y Strained Cranberry Sauce CAPE COD BERRIES 4 - PASTEURIZED IDATESi1 FAREE-FLUFF <ZV OOLZ BULK 2 Lb. APRICOTS 28c | Walnut Meats FIGS White B os. Pkg. 10c PEACHES JELLY—8 oz. w* rAaWe 1 vul Q /■j) • No. 2| Can Sliced No. 2$ Can Crushed WXa 1 1 Sweet. Sour, Pickles WX r Ao e 1 VflO Very Small Cream of Garden No. 3 Can ft Golden Bantam Dream ot Garden No. 2 Can I VUI 11 15c Red Sour Tomatoes 3 Cans Asparagus No. 2 Can 10c 15c 17c 10c 25c 20c DICED Carrots 3 Cans 25c Tri-Point (Creamy, Can 22c SURESET ~ 17c El_ >/, u. -Iibc . CHRISTMAS NUTS Halvas Diamond Walnuts lb. 22c Almonds, Drake lb. 17c Brazil Nuts lb. 16c Filberts lb. 19c Filled Christmas Candy D>.15c 19c FINEST HOLIDAY SELECTION OF FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES g WW 7g"V O OLIVES Green Freestone ♦Can 10c Mustard Saladat 15c Best Gulf Large, Wet No. 1 Can _ | 9 JL MflV* Bnker’, BAKING CHOCOLATE, 1 lb. bar 21c HERSHEY’S COCOA, 2 Lib. boxes 25c POWDERED SUGAR 3 HA. 20c CITRON, ORANGE, Lemon Peel, 4 oz. pkg. 10c TAPIOCA, Pearl, Med. or Fine, Bulk, 2 Um. 15c QI TP A D DUUAK HNE GRANULATED BEET PURE CANE............................. COFFEE A * *■ CHEESE PUMPKIN CR1SCO | 10 Uh 10 lb. Sl« THOMAS SPECIAL MISSION INN . . Thomas Special Green Japan Tea, lb. 25c M Lk LIPTON’S Yellow Yellow Label Label na COG H Lb. RAUDA Blue Label Mild Wisconsin Full Cream Cheeee. Alice Dsand i No. 2 Cans I lb. Can 25c 58c C. THOMAS STORES 128 W. STATE ST. qL 33c 17c 20c &7^ SHRIMP □round. Bubbsd SAGE 8c T* T? Poultry Seasoning ru. 7c * |\ ONION SALT 10c Pimentos Delicious) 15c SLICED BUTTONS Mushrooms __ 22c 21c Salad Dressing* 23c ” 3 Jars 25c Flavsxs Delicious Bartlett* No. 2 Can themes . Best Quality Sliced or Halves No. 2i/a Can PlNUltAKT PINEAPPLE 28c “Be»t Yet” Flour 24*4 Ibi. 95c I Calumet Baking Pwd. 1 lb. 22c 12 oz. c»n 35c FANCY SEEDLESS ~ ‘ Royal RAISINS I WV 17 os. Can Reg. Pkg. 12c Pitted ... 13c CAKE FLOUR , . * O Pkgs, XDC HASTINGS, MICH. Lb. SUV J �TNT HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1934 enLi. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes. I MIDDLEVILLE. DELTON. Vaughn Mott has gone north In jgr*. Della Allen went lo the home The members of our school board, the interest of the Farmers' Mutual- ------ -- - — --------- - together with. Bupt. C. J. Barnum, end with hlz daughter, Leah. Mae, at West Ttwmappie on Tuesday to were guests at the Kellogg Health Windstorm company. Mr. aAd Mrs. Winslow Martin of , MOTICB or MOBTOAOB rOXXFoundation camp at Pine lake Wed­ Mra. D. N. Honeywell went to Hickory Comers spent Sunday with spend the winter months. A load of our High school pupils nesday. Dr. E. 'O. Mxlby, dean of Battle Creek Friday evening to her her mother. Mrs Ethel Stebbins. went to Hastings Tuesday and saw the school of education at North­ >■ B?w«rh»»iot Sled in »i4 .OTooie, returning home Saturday tings called on relatives here Sun­ our Circuit Court in session. Tliey western University, was the speokof BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANIES in M that an o“;? night expecting to,bring Opal Honwere much pleased to see and learn the United States, places their shares among thi. eourt deter- (eywell with her for a few weeks' day. Andrew Havens and daughter, slon and believe It of much value to e th* local heira -,l_y of David. C. SUles of Bonfield, who the most desirabe forms of investment. Lucy, of Battle Creek called on Mr. them in studying law and govern­ was well known throughout south­ I Callers at Mr. and Mrs. Verne Cal- Sam DeBack Sunday._________ ment. ern Barry county as a polnccr res ­ ■<iock in th* 'throp were. Mr. and Mrs. Walter THOUSANDS of Building and Loan A cal) came on Tuesday from Lan­ ident of Johnstown and a progresMILO. holdcra, repreaenting millions of dollars, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Higgins of Kal­ sing to G. D. Whitmore to check up ive farmers and stock buyer. Delton has a new R. F. D. car­ amazoo vUited Mr. and Mrs. Har- on our Rep. Charlea. F. Parker, as he safeguarded by wise and effective laws.. was known to have registered at the rier, Mark Garrison of Cloterdale, Kerns hotel. Fortunately for him tfho has been a carrier from ClavcrMay we furnish you with more information and his many friends he had at the dale for the past 15 yean, has been last moment decided to come home about "NATIONAL" shares? The bazaar was very well attend- that night and therefore, slept in transferred to Delton Route 3. Ths post office forqe is glad to welcome ’■ I ed although not so largely as in peace and security and knew noth­ Ir*d Smllb. of Probai*. Leslie Enzlan of Cressey Bunday. such an estimable and capable former years. Mrs. Roberts de­ otrtiT irsTTOW 1 nni1 MrS" 8llaa Ca|le<l «•» Mr. lighted all with her interesting de­ ing of the horrible death of some of young man in their service and we for and Mrs. Joshua DeCrocker of Rlch- scription of her Australian and New his friends until later. His room­ are sure the patrons on his new mate lost his life In the terrible di­ ■route will like him. too. iinu of B»m. land Thursday. Mrs. DeCrocker is, w.'.’urV. ’i- °n the «lek list. Tliey also called on i Zealand trip taken ’If) March and saster. Several from here attended the if) on Ihj 1.1 dly Of D&i Junior Jones at Pennock hospital! April. A playlet by Jive young la­ The many friends ©f M. O. Hill Milo bazaar at the home of Mr. and dles from Delton was another • 11.34. — , I in Hastings. were saddened to hear of his un­ Mrs. Bradfield Wednesday afltemoon I: Hon. Stuart Clemonl. Jod«*| visiting her pleasing feature of the program. timely death. Mort liad often called and evening. O!4*rt Baildlnc aad r’ -v HauuhtA, ranzi Klrx Mr. and Mrs. Myres and a friend here and had many friends in thia ih* .... of —Thom., daughter, Mr. and Mrs. rtlinrl** Charles U AiaocUUoa Friday, December 31, will be Aunt l*r.*.*d. crane and daughter, of Silver Creek. from Grand Rapids were guests at vicinity who extend to the bereaved Kate Williams' nlnety-flnjt birth­ m natnu L. Maus, Hastings, Mich, ■> C'nnoc. ho.piu the Quick home Sunday. family their sympathy in ills sud­ day. In honor of thc occasion her row Paracraph Bia of th* is improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Spaw have ,den passing. daughter, Mrs. Floy McDermott, n*tit>on Mrs vcme calthrop returned to moved into the living rooms over The old singing school drew a hold open house on that day so that '"er« M her home here after spending several thc garage on the Lake Hills Farms. large crowd at the M. E..church, who friends and relatives may call and all mat days with her daughter. Mr. and Mr. Spaw Is farm manager al Lake greatly appreciated the program. extend their best wishes and greet­ da* of MrS P4U1 Na8d Ot aU11 UkC MrS ■Mills. Several loads of Pythlans attended ings to Aunt Kate. THREE CORNERS. | Mia Qiady, Walters and puplh in ihe Calthrop's arm Is si ill very paliifuL Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Scobey the Pythian meeting at Nashville Miss Lcta Jones is assisting with the were visitors ot (he latter's sister, Friends of Mrs. Minda Billingsley, will present a Christmas program for Mrs Whittemore celebrated her Tuesday evening, and enjoyed the Eighty-eighth" birthday Thursday at who underwent a serious operation T. A- Thursday evening, acme . housework. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tack of Assyria .splendid meeting there. I Mr and Mrs. Maurice Mills en- Center. the home of her son, George Whit­ recently, will be pleased to learn wiibJm nnd’ nov n in, , Wednesday evening Vern Chase of 'I- ,h.».‘ m^iic tertalned recently their sons. Lloyd ®!n*th 01 Mrs. Minnie Quick has been act- .Jackson bought his mother, Mrs. temore, and Wife. A birthday din­ that she is making a fine recovery of South Bend, Ind.. Gerald and Ing the good Samaritan by spend- ; ner was given in her honor. Mr. Sophia Chase, to her home here. in lady friend of Detroit. MT. and Mrs. ing several days with Mrs. H. J. and Mrs. Charles Whittemore of She had spent several weeks with “’ Bernard Mills and Dawn and Har­ Flower, who is confined to her bed ; Rutland, Mr. and. Mrs. Will Whit­ her son and family, having gone vey Mills of Kalamazoo. Mr. and with Illness. temore of Delton and Mr. and Mrs. there with him before Thanksgiving. Mrs. Mills' thirtieth .wedding anniJohn Bradfield went Thursday to ,A very enjoyable trip for a lady post James Brown of Bedford were __ । versary occurred Nov. 28. Some very spend the winter with his son. Er- । guests. nice gifts were presented them. OBDEM FOB PUBLICATIOK. nest, and family of South Bend. Mrs. Kate Burdick of East Hick­ On January 17th the Past Ciilefs OBDEB FOB !•»' Mr. and Mrs M. A. Mills atClub of ivy Temple will serve a din­ ory Corners spent Saturday night 0fB"i7 eoort held al ib. tended lhe funeral of Mra. Charles Ind. Mrs Quick and Bernice Flower iner at the Pythian hall. You are and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. •*-- eli» of IlMtiaza. Garrett at Augusta Saturday. Mrs. attended the burial of Mrs. Pearlc ; sure of a good meal, for these ladies T. Wertman. Garrett of Augusta at Prairieville ।are noted for their good cooking. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Reynolds and Whole, Half or cemetery Saturday afternoon. Mrs. : the date. children of Chicago spent the week 1 Announcements are received of Garrett was born in this neighbor­ Remember Our basket ball teams went to end with their parents, Mr. and of lhe Miate Of Wm. □. arrival of a 10 3-4 pound daughhood and spent her girlhood here, iGrand Rapids where they played Mra. H. T. Reynolds. attending school and church here 1the Godwin teams. Some parties Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Whitbeck have, Hiun vr»yinc Laurence Osborne, formerly of this and was married here also to C. R. i there should be taught a lesson for closed their White Star oil station Center Cuts of «’j place. Ramona Mae is the name. Garrett, who also lived in this neigh- ■when our boys started for home they and gone to Lansing for thc winter. of Shoulder ihcrrtD d* Mr. and Mrs. John DeForest and borhood. Our deepest sympathy is ; found that damage had been done Mrs. Susie Francisco, who has Mich. Gr.de No. 1 . . . , children of Martin. Mr. and Mrs. extended to the sons and daughters, ito their autoes. that should mean a been working in Kalamazoo, has u thi Will Shattock and family of Kala- brother and sisters, who have so ; Freeh Made prison term for some one. Not only come home to stay for awhile. robit* office, b* and 1 mazoo visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert recently been called to give up both i Fr..h for the damage done, but there The receipts from the play. "The <ld txil- McKjbbln Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. father and mother, brother and sis- imight have been a loss of life, Redheaded Stepchild." amounted to Home Made bile so- Lyle McKibbln of Otsego were also ter. । caused by the condition the cars $55.60. Everyone enjoyed the play Lm„, Round Mrs. Bradfield and son Jack and 1 and all of the players did excellent ri»‘ui Mrs Manley Billings called on Bono Cut* > Richard Cook were Kalamazoo vis­ Many Christmas trees along our work wjth their parts. We under­ vnnud Mrs. Henry Benson Sunday. Mrs itors Saturday. All the B**t istreets make a pretty sight. The stand another play wlll.be put on Clifford Castle of Burbank visited Mr. and Mrs. John George and istores will be open from now until in February. Chuck Cut* , her Thursday. Mrs. Castle was called three children of Holland were vis- i after the holdlays for the benefit of There will be n Christmas tree ihomc on account of the Illness of her Jtors of Mr. and Mrs. Meric Brad- ।those who wish to look around and and program for the school Friday — Imother. Mrs. Townsend, of Orange- field and Jack Sunday. OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION pick out their presents evenings. afternoon in the hall, also one at of Mkhlrnn. th* Probat* Cour The Home Literary Club will be School will close this week Fri­ the church Monday evening. CHANCERY FUTICB th* County of Barry. The pupils of our school arc pre- entertained for their Christmas ।day until after New Year's. The pu­ Dr and Mrs. Farwell have re­ l*' paring a program to be given in meeting Thursday. Dec. 20. at thc ।pils and teachers will in many in­ Fre*b Chopped m .connection with a Christmas tree at home of Mrs. Harrington with Mrs. istances be gone to their homes over turned from t|ieir vacation spent In Nothing Added the east. Dr. McGee of Detroit, who .'the schoolhouse Friday evening. De- Vera Lawrence co-hostess. Itlie holidays. has been filling Dr. Farwell's place, 0O.„, °‘ cember 31. The members of the Burdette Bennway has started has made many friends during his nil*. M.thir.n, I’l.ir.llff in th* mailer of the **t.i* of Henry , Sunday School will have their pro­ HENDERSHOTT. work in the bank and on Jan. 1st. stay here, who regret to have him, ,, gram and Christmas tree Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Leon Slocum of Bat­ will succeed Miss Hazel Holes, who Hgave. ,'r evening. December 23. Everyone wel­ tle creek and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Slo­ has resigned as of that date. We will ,j m ,a Ida Barnes is staying at UM Mrs. the_ cum of Hastings were Sunday guests ... JnlM come. ‘ Cut from the Heart of the Round bTC.n home of her Rotert. for “ time, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Horton of Au­ at tlie home of their mother, Mrs. such a pleasant and efficient assist-1 ----------------------Mrs. Barnes has very poor .... health gusta and Mr. andl Mrs. James Ncv- Jennie Blocuin. ant iashier for some time. Some of n ins and family of North Pine lake A. C- Clark was called to Durand us ;Je willing to gamble as to lhe and her many friends wish she might soon improve. i’ spent Sunday with Die ladies' par- Saturday by the death of his niece, why’of it, but more of that later. The Christinas entertainment at Mrs. Wm. Betlerley. Miss Josephine the church Monday night will con­ Romig accompanied him. Tliey re­ DURFEE DISTRICT. Ilea NOTICE TO CREDITORS. sist of a drama entitled "Street of turned home on Sunday afternoon. Last Thursday night, when the Slat* of Mlehlran. tha Prot>»U Coart Heart." There will also be special Chocolate Pudding Ernie Matteson has the framework choir met at the church for practice, rrrrioua I of his new house up. The men ot the lights weren't acting right. When ■music, recitations and exercises, al­ lUllioci E newapapw printed the community have been very help­ John Gamble started to investigate, so a Christmas tree. Lawrence Fuhr Is absent from ful in getting the work so far ad- the gas tank exploded and burned RED his face and right hand very badly. school this week on account of sick­ Mildred SrnlUi. R*<ltt*r of Probeta. CIRCLE Mrs. Floyd Garrison was in Dowl­ A physician's aid was necessary to ness. Mrs. Nellie Litts is substi­ tuting for him. NOTICE. I ing Thursday lo help with the relieve his suffering. INCKRN We wish every reader of the Ban ­ Cemetery circle dinner. Rev. E. Gamble and sons Eddie The Social at Chas. Van Vrankcps and John and John Wesley Moore ner and all the Banner force a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Mixed Friday night was well attended and and Mrs. Ed. Rice and Veta spent .j Y enr all had a good time. Saturday In Grand Rapids. Mrs. ' Tlie Hendershott school will have Gamble returned with them for over ' PLEASANT RIDGE. a Christmas dinner Friday noon and Sunday. ' • , ,, . ... i The Christmas program by th« tree in the afternoon for lhe pupils. -Die majority of the men in this Sunday scliool will be Monday eveMr. and Mrs. Harvey Parmalee vicinity were in Hastings Thursday nlng, Dec. 24. and daughter. June, from Johnstown on builness. | Bnd Arthur Teeter and OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION were Sunday afternoon callers at Mr. and Mrs. Archie Harrington Mary were at Scottville part of last Floyd Garrison's. „ | th* County or tt»rry. in vri.r and daughter and son of Battle week. The McOmber school extends an Creek attended Sunday school at A large crowd attended the funerinvitation to us to their Christmas Erat Baltimore United Brethren ftl of Rev. John Smith at South flour pkg. program Christmas evening. church last Sunday. Dole played two woodland church Sunday. Geo. Johnson and family from fine selections on the violin which j Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Barnum. Mr. nw!>» Hastings have moved in Mrs. Etta were certainly enjoyed by all. and Mrs. Alton Wood and Anna Beach's house. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman and Boice were in Lansing on Friday JELLO six tMlrtom Flavor* 3 pkgs. 17c Mr. and Mrs- Ernie Matteson have fondly of Maple Grove ate Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lester Klnne. Mrs. their card of thanks in this issue ot dinner with Mr. and Mrs. William Hazel Abbey, Robert and Richard LOG CABIN SYRUP bottle 21c Defendant*. lhe Banner. It would be impossible Hoffman. a spent .... Sunday spent in Sunday Battle Creek !n Battle with pkg. 10c BAKER ’ S COCOANUT Or/ for them to thank so many in perCMH Rice T5I/-* and *nr< Veta Mr. an< ___ j> .. . .. _ . Mr. ahd Mrs.i Edd. Mrx_ . c^jj BAKER’S COCOANUT Soother. a*yfo -can 13c 8U?day wllh Mr. and Mrs. j i-he P T A wiU eve. Hloyd F*lm«r near OrMWvllle. nln,. Oec Jl A program MU 0gCLOVERDALE. LAUrenee »«»"“» "P«1> by lhe teacher and pupils. Brin, number of Cloverdale people at­ tended the play "Red Headed 8tep- daya Inti week Mlh Mr and Mra. popcorn or apples toe eau. Leon Stanton in Battle creek. I ।a * Mr. and Mrs Edd. Rice enterIRVING. very much by all. talned the telephone meeting last | The Christmas program and Dona Marie Pennels was pleasant­ Thursday. Christmas tree will be at the hall ly surprised when her mother pre­ Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stanton of Bat- Friday evening, Dec. 21. Everybody sented her with cake and ice cream tie creek were guests of Mr. and invited. Bring popcorn or candy. •r Orange at school Wednesday afternoon in | Mrs. Emmr Simmons of Grand honor of her birthday. AU the Chil­ Mrs. William Hoffman Saturday. The Durfee Christmas tree and Rapids spent tlie post week with her dren enjoyed a piece of cake and ice program will be this week Thursday, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mayville, who cream also. ,_ . »---------------.are not very well. Don't forget tlie cantata. "Good the UiTiJS RED BRICK. | j^y jenkln*. who has been Will to Men.” to be given Bunday Mr- and Mrs. Charles Woodruff m for some time, has gone to Ann evening at the church st eight •pent -nuireday and Friday in De- Arbor foc uMtment. o'clock. Everybody welcome. troll attending the Michigan Live- 'I -- • — Mrand Mrs. -Nggel- have Mr. Mrs. Lou Ann Patton spent the stock Exchange banquet. 'Nagel's brother, who is a widower, week end with relative^ at KalamaWil) Craig of East Hastings was a with them at present. HU home la Tuesday visitor at Wm. Straus- at'Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pennels spent baugh's. , Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bolton and Mrs. Ed. Pennels. family and Clara Hammond were The school program will be given Battle Creek shoppers tills week. at the church Friday night at CELERY GOOD QUALITY COAL is the most efficient Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sparks of Has­ 2 for 13c B -o'clock. Everyone welcome. . tings called at Clifford Hammond's fuel you can buy. The natural, even heat pro­ NAVAL ORANGES Large Sunday. . dox. 37c tended the "Presentation of the duced by the coal we sell you gives a healthful, Mrs. Richard Mason of Battle to a cup of flour Messiah” at Kalamazoo Sunday eve­ Creek called st Warren Bolton's FrlNANCY HALL SWEETS 4 lbs. 17c comfortable winter. Don’t delay in ordering ning. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hart were your supply. TEXAS GRAPE FRUIT Wm. Btrausbaugh waa tn Detroit 5 for 23c Kalamazoo shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Lewis of KaiHarry Brown and Ralph Bulling amazoo, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hecker of Hastings called at Charles Wood­ CAULIFLOWER SQUASH TOMATOES ot Nashville and Mr. and Mrs. Wai­ ruff's Sunday. lace Nadell of Prairieville were Sun­ Our school is getting ready for a Our trucks are ready to give immediate and < K. Reid. Clerk, day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Christmas tree and program soon. Dickerson. clean delivery, when you want and the way you They were visited by the dentist and LEGAL NOTICES | roa rtnuoAnow. PRAIRIEVILLE. The Splendid Record J ®he SiTatimtal 3Eonn & flnueBtarent GTnmpntut J. PORK LOINS 16c lb. 12c lb. 10c lb. 10c Pork Roa*t* Ring Bologna Liver Sausage lb. 14Jc Pork Steak lb. 10c Beef Roast* Veal Shoulder Roa*teE^ra v'17 lb- 124c Pure Pork Sausage Ground Beef Beef Short Rib* " lb. 11c 21b*. 15c lb. 6c lb. 124c LoU T^"d Swiss Steaks Holiday Grocery Items Soda Cracker* 2 Sparkle 19c Coffee 14c 3k Bokar Coffee ,k 25c 23c 3 8 O'Clock 2k Hard Candy 2 French Cream* 2 25c 25c Choclate Creams Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column Adelb*r‘ D 10c Swansdown Calumet ,k 23c For Dependable Mixed Nut* - 19c 25c Jumbo Roaited Peanut* 2 Fruit Peel* >*•■ fOc Chocolate Twirl* Fig Bar. Burn Clean Economical k 19c 2 Mince Meat ‘ o—*— None Such Mince Meat COAL Marvin's Date* 25c *» 10c X. ’ 15c He Use only one level teaspoonful COAL SAVES FUEL-DOLLARS ! Cigarette* MacLeod were Hastings Monday afternoon. Smith Brothers Velte & Company FEEDS, FUEL, LIME AND CEMENT shoppers. STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Surlne were Mr. and Mr* Bums of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Mix of Nashville. . Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wheeler of Battle Creek called on Mr. and Mn. Willard Ickes WXxlnesday evening. nurse thU week. Mrs. Mildred Stevens and daughter Ing Mrs. Warren Bolton. BARBERS CORNERS. The Al toft school will have their Anyone wishing to help with the entertainment please -bring pop com or candy. Clark Barber visited at Mr. and spent Tuesday in Battle Creek the Mrs. John Brown's and family Sun- Toi^J N Ah Fhane M57 Hartlnga, Mich. Hiram Myers ot Canion, Ohio. Michigan. Moore district called on Mr. and Shroyer'* thia winter. KC BAKING POWDER Tobaccos 3 25c Bulk Fig* 17c Ripe Olive* Ann Pege Jellie* ■—“ 19c riauoom Weltara Orders � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/461/HastingsBanner_1934-12-26.pdf 9d29c9d610d20bf555f1b28d604d9e6a PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, DECEMBER 26, 1934 10 PAGES RELIGION IN CH1R- Ver^5 0rw"^eL"L^"s, WILL TIKE W For Costly Election Re-count 168 MILES lit IB ,, ACTER BUILDING Tells Why a Defeated Candidate Can |SMORE DEPUTY SHERIFFS THAT WAS THEME OF T. A. ADDRESS BY MISS OATTON Force an Expenditure of $75,000.00. PAGES I<o6 ANTI-WAR PROFIT IDEA AN OLD ONE MRS. F. W. STEBBINS WAS BADLY BURNED COUNH CHMIGE ; Grease She Threw Onto Fur­ as His Assistant !. t j nace Fire Exploded WedBheton-^wT^hoJ,. townbend made M Must bi done by oo. SHERIFF HOAD OOMM'N, UNDER InouncM , CLERK BUD, the .ppantmenl ol tunter- STARTLING DEMAND AND ! tnS The people of Michigan are in a | But bock behind the acenes, in the j deputies as follows: George Bed-j PROPHECY IN 1917 ,noon. She found a quantity • of McNITT LAW TOR BARNETT state of confusion concerning what । dark shadows of intrigue and pollU- i ford, deputy sheriff at Middleville; grease in a dish. As it had atobd is going on at the state capital 'cal trickery were others who had . UAVC Ann Tn Henry Hynes, deputy sheriff at niiioinr. for a long time ahe decided to get RELIGION APART FROM Woodland; Lynn Lorabeck nt Nosh- SENATOR’S RINGING CRY '.rid of iL She went to the -furnace THEIR PREDECESSORS When the election of November wasldlfferent ideas. As Senator Leon WILL HAVt $4/,(JUU lU over and the official canvass was Case, democratic floor leader of the i IMPROVE TWP. ROADS Freeport, Leon Doster, deputy sher- • HEARD AT BANQUET SERVED FAITHFULLY LIFE IS VALUELESS I completed, and It was learned that I senate, so clearly and concisely' nuHnu H I dhuuuc. I (dish onto the hot furnace fire. Tlie 'Frank D. Fitzgerald and all except stated before the special bi-partisan Delton. Glenn Bera Bera had pre------------heat --------- - — iff atiff at Delton. Glenn had pre-' ^ . . ” 7~L . - . hcat transformed tr*n‘f°rmed the grease into Cannot wm Onijaren by a two of the republican candidates on committee appointed to invertlgate ln 1B30 ana Annually mere- vlously been named os under-sheriff. Speaking at Dinner to Custer gases which exploded, badly burning New Officers, Blakney, Hyde Religion Of “Taboos ” l,he ataU lU:ket were ,hown with fraud charges, of which he himself af|er |5fi(000 Will Come This leavesone port of the county. m|her arms, face and neck, raising -end McDonald Will neugion OA ABOVUI majorltlea ranging from above 10D00.was named chairman, there is to ’ ’ ,V southeastern quarter, unrepre- Builder, Towniend Demand- . large blisters and singing her eye"Make Good­ Hnd Don ts to almoat 100,000. the average voter', much "outside influence" Interfering | From State to VO. I sen ted so far on the sheriff's force of ed War Oonscrint brows. Fortunately ahe wore her ■ An audience of 250 Barry county thought the campaign was over. It. with the legislature. Senator Case i it will soon be time for the Barry i deputies; but it is expected that an | *' , glasses; otherwise her eyesight might Next Tuesday changes will neoole on Tuesday evening heard • **“ n°l unUl lhe pernor called a asserted some of It la "sinister^ in county road commission to add an- — appointment made later--------from "Therq good deal talk Just ------------ wlll.be to—.-------------------------- “ Is “ a "— " “— ----of - ---------— । nave been ^^5-,^. aestroyea. Medical Mcaicai aid ua made in the occupants al the people on ™“na-> fining q( MIC OUkSUUlg ICV»- charactcr In fact. lt u reahzta . ro that now - . r neara . .to BCM 1U1I Ol a Inthe/nw mile, nt tarmhin road* thal section. section. now about about the the necessity necessity of of taking taking ,u nromntte promptly summoned summoned and and ahe abe and the county clerk's offloe. MUs Ione Catton, Calton. secretary Of of ththe.ilature lhat th* lhe rwinl* IrarnM learned dlf MiSS tatnro that dlf-. that that some nt sinisten In, in-'' of th* the mnat most (inL<t*n rinisten insvrtem hr McNItt 11 U evWent lhal Mr Blakney h the out of war When the I was made as comfortable as potable »OeOT«e W. Leonard will fluence® ever known in publie couniy s>szcm, unoer tnr mcnili giving mm ?..! airamiAn — stul ■••• »uaer —---------------- *... Michigan Council of Religion Edu-1 ferently. They are still wandering fluences public affairs careful attention to the seiec- . , _^ul k refresh their shc * a grcat dear °f — Po­ la* ^ul’^ 'b® । t>on oi nu incy are men •P1■ iI tion of his assuiama. assistants. They , ~, lc <:^rwK " ? . , " ----------------- -- --------------------eat ton. discuss the theme. "Religion? what the fuss is all about and ho*’ in In Michigan have been at work and 1 . (lhould . .j m>kl . . . onlcera_ ■ memories m.mmlM they thov will wit! recall r«w*all that these, l*’M, Tillfl / I I m II 1A as a Character Builder." The ad- it comes that a disappointed candl- are sUll at work lashing the bocks commteslon of every county to take I who -raxxmced hu appolnurant M oka -• — —.----- ---------».— •_ js what the people want. nrnnrwau proposals were dennitaiu definitely urmn urged in I party — members everywhere in a over the entire unimproved township dress was given In thO'Central nu-dnte for secretary of state, beaten of Bar. u underrahertfl. Mr. sera w. ! Battle* Creek nearly twenty years 1 dltorium. * 8he made It very Inter- ' by more than 10,000 votes, can for converted attempt to overthrow the highway mileage in each county,. The runner-up in the primary within a period of five yean, one-!, ' ago. ” said W J. Smith, speaking i 1934 state elections. eating for her audience. Siie began the mere asking, entail a huge exagainst Mr. Blakney. He has had „... |»<«> o' 'he mllce to be token over. .reminiscently of some outstanding by saying that she assumed three Ipenae Climated to run from 875,000 experience as game-warden and hM These sinister Influences do not ea£j? ySar' , . , events in Battle creek's experience. things: • to 8100.000. to be paid for by helpI "The man whose startling pro-1 1. That her listeners believe in.less and hapless taxpayers. "What desire an honest, fair and impartial1 Thtf McNItt law required the state poaal that all production should be recount of the votes cast. They have I appropriate 82,000.000 the first character building. |ls it all about?" they ask. conscripted for war work, and who 1 2. That they believe that religion | The republicans have never op- no desire to discover fraud. It they • ^r from the gas .tax fund, and, partment at the sheriff's office, pointed out the terrible extravahas a real place In lhe building of | posed an hopest, fair and Impartial are permitted to have their way they .band It over to the counties In pro­ has she— •— JOSEPHINE SEIFERT ... perpetrate fraud. I Portion to their mileage -------- — of —unlm------- --- --------------------Jgances that would follow a failure character. recount of the votes In any precinct will duties Every move since the pro-jP1*05be ^ us^l township roods,Improvement, the money iTHE FAILURE TO MAKE A to take some such precautions, was THE VICTIMS 3. That her auditors desire to where questionable errors were dis­ citation rerilnmade ’rtheT^laTwetaOTifo for’’their himself know what place religion has in1 covered in the canvass or where evllamatinn f-aiHn<r the meriai uxainn !to be usd for their Improvement. I PROPER VyiT.T. IS OFT *B®ous Junior iunior lenntzir ; the cour courageous senator from I Michigan. the late Charles E bullding character. i dence of fraud might be established. was prepared, points toward a craft-1 Th® *um of 3500,000 a year is to be | of Barry county. > ‘ ' STEPHEN KARMES IS EN SERIOUS >Townsend." Mr. Smith continued. She began by inquiring: "What Many democrats who scoffed at the lly designed scheme to steal on elec-1 added to this amount each year for | SERIOUSLY INJURED Mr. Allan Hyde will become counkind of religion do we mean when prewposed recount were willing to Hon. These vicious forces cannot I “’e following four years; so that, at I । Outcry Confirms Warning. ®nd of the five-year period, a to- I lllnnr C..C1IT we speak of Ito character-building, vote for one but insisted they would control the senate. Up to this time I "And whatever Is said....... in Wash(Continued on page six) tai of 34.000.000 would be distributed JUUUt LLtMtN I \ ington now about the need of a 'Accident Occurred Sunday qualities?" We are sUll learning. I have no part in a steal. Johnstown for several years and Youth Is Just a state of mind, and u _______________________________ GIVES instances iu»itou<» o» u» pronu « was named chairman of the board at Evening on M-37, South .or such roads. Annually thereafter « ronfirmation of that solemn and not a matter of years. We live in of the Oity afulchwwlng world. RflMnMi flOYD EVERHART HAS been too much a system of "taboos j r-t nnm* An automobile accident, resulting —or "don't." — "don'tdo this, don't MOVED TO FLORIDA in the death of Clarence Beck 29 and do that, or you may be doomed." ------------. Mrs. Josephine Seifert. 20. mother of iZSe*SS? °f i Judge of Probate Stuart dement.^ ^e time and place. We had two small children, and the serious Some think religion means conform- i>0 Locate in West Palm A change in personnel but not ity In the matter of prayer, or some-1 I The coimty rota commission has ‘n talking recenUy with a Banner toe^fficS toXr£ Injury of Stephen Kannes. 20. all of Beach—Everharts Will thing to be used when we meet gone at this work with the outdom * representative, declared that- the ~“,J“ , V>n*ccL, , cbargc this city, occurred Sunday night at McDonald. on January 1. will b*calamity. Some believe sets of hab-; about 9 o'clock, near the home of Al­ Be Missed Here of putting township roads in m grod manner in which a man's estate e_^*,Ud,^1't7 of Its about the. its and ana rules will win bring onng »iwui uic ... , _______ .______ _ . J?e J*? bert Williams, on M-37. five miles desired results;, or that legislation! Much regret is expressed her{ over MORE THAN 2,000 FROM a condition'as potable with the ; ’J111 be left athls decease should be ^me fully filled that office for four years, limited amount of money at their the most Important concern of his 25*“ ln U1® M“°mc temple b. J. south of this city. perhaps may do It. It soon becomes the fact that Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ALL PARTS OF THE It appears that Beck and Mrs. making a record of which the coundistXMal For instance in 1935'the I hf«- Judge Clement stated that he Onen was toastmaster. Among evident that mere knowledge can- I Everhart and family are to leave this county rota commlsston wl? harc'bad reached this conclusion from JSdSmJ'Xt maht^ Seifert wished to be driven to Bat­ COUNTY ATTEND not atone transform ch^acter. De- cl . thls wcfk wU, movc to tle Creek, and arranged with be proud. Mr. McDonald has about 847.000 with which to improve ’htt several years ®xP®Henoe as regifib ThS 168 miles of township highways., ^e’* of Prcd?te a^ 1™^® Judge, CharlesE. Kolb. There was Kannes to take them in his car. The many friends since he settled P*1*" D*‘ch- Ftorida. where » u m lth , good Situation has been accepted by SANTA CLAUS PASSES Tint u ,n impoMlblllt, with th*. ™ere «r« rforn M0 to too nuu. •W««™nuUK paving seemed in good condition for Attitude, must be built-a sense of Mr Eve,^ He hM c^. in the probate court here '5^,4. rt . our ar Preparations. driving, and lhe car was going at a OUT SACKS OF CANDY amount of monrv But the roun pendingUJ" f We are wlt*» rite Barry- county road fast clip when it struck the icy built confidence in him as a tp *bou. 000 now one. stretch next to the woods on the and as an attorney, so that a <q U.A commission for two terms as a memw__ __ ... _ <___ ... ... . . nr. n fid -e' par -A. PUMU end .. J'' b^7^lm .i«1im«re"rai."n Tour Packed Hou.ei Are Be. Williams farm, where It swerved to record a> prosecutor is expected the left and crashed Into a Urge Mr. McDonald. dorne cleric^ quired to Accommodate rocir mat purpose. Tney from the files of his office that one ‘ ue wish to create In the lives of nj having charge of its books and The people of this county will z have disposal erou-nrrt rorthe children—always forgiving, patient. ^r^ He ha. b^n ve^y h»w orowned lhe raid. | (ram the AUe « Me «1M Uut OBe ''ben Senator Townsend was called Crowds of Youngsters most. If ™* not the most. Im- “P"1 he ,and. ’“b marked. roadway, not far from the Williams' forget the splendid service which i onerous, ^1 alZ £\rttay gravel <m wveral mile. of Un eea of the ------ " generous, etc etc. Parents Parents ennot cannot hand hand ; portant business duties of a man's seriousness reviewed the responsl- home. The Impact wound the front been given by Sheriff Leonard. 1 More than 2.000 clilldren from all year and plan ultimately to have llfe is that of leaving hla houseTn1 bHiUes of the time. He said. In ef- axle around the tree, knocked the had been under-sheriff for fc down to their children 'what Is; missed In this dtjH She was a mem- . parts of the county came to see the them alt gravelled highways. To be right' or 'what is wrong.' The child bcr of the Women's Clqo. Sh? has order, so that if death should come ,f®®t: w®t have drafted man-power engine off Its block, broke the gaso­ sx'tk'XnuE^r'Xi-x been president of the County Fed- free Christmas _______________ show at the Strand sure they cannot equal trunk line to him suddenly the life's work of miu?Jthe, 8un?' K 1 had m>’ wa* line tank, the contents of which im­ office. He has a state-wide 1___ ____ 1 Vhis I- wife ___will in ■____ .tonlso also draftdraft thr the Indnxfrlol theater Tuesday afternoon. This is roads, nor county highways; but k I would industrial. mediately caught fire. Kannes was Lion as an efficient officer. man and inure to Tthewould (Continued on pafce three) thrown out of the car and badly (Continued on page four) Acncflt of the w|fe and the children. ed here for an event of this kind. rA week's experience in the probate He realised this added danger ple.of Barry, county faithfully Manager Ray Brandi was .forced FAREWELL TO SHERIFF office listening to the biart ed hopes BANK INTEREST IS enough to roll in the snow and put capably. We hope hrt sum war; to cut down the time of each show and even tragedies caused by neg ­ AND MRS. LEONARD ^Continued on page three) I B mcmber of thdcholr. was suto one hour In order to accommodate CUT BY UNCLE SAM out the lira in ills clothing, but not lect of making provisions in a wUl until his right hand and arm were the crowds of youngsters who kept for his dependents will be readily LOCAL DEBATERS TO i wrXTSfL’X the lobby packed to over-flowing. Sheriff's Force, Oity Peace He was trying, de­ Hereafter Banks Can Allow severely jspite his burned. In the retirement of County other injuries, to reach the The show itself consisted of a se­ Officers and Wives Have Another thing stressed by Judge MEET GRAND HAVEN , The hosts of friends of Mr. and - lection of short features varying Buj/2V£ Per Cent on \ <car and help the other two out of Reid. Barry county loaca a cour Clement la the need at husband a Jolly Time the flaming automobile when anoth­ Mrs. Everhart and their faiplly here from "Silly Symphonies" to the an­ talking over property matters and / /• Certificates \ 1 Third State League Tourna­ and in Freeport where they resided tics of "Our Gang." He had enough Eight years of close association of life insurance with bls wife, so that Shirley Gillespie, with three othmany years will wish them every material available for a full two hour Sheriff Leonard and his deputies the wife will know what provisions order iuis gone out from ment to Be Held There ngera, Miss Maureen WUsuccess In their new field. show and if he had known earlier has made a tie of friendships that have been made for-------------------her and for— the/ /government reducing the in on January 11 erle Varney and Miss Eleanor lhe anproxlmate Dumber of those will not soon be forgotten. Mr. Leon­ chlMren lhe hu»l»nd «ni /hlcl, p,, on eertlUcta o . Gillespie stopped his car Hastings' next opponent in the MRS. DEAN OLIVER who planned to attend would liked to ard has worked harmoniously with l.lher d>r Wive, ihou d n« Slate League debate tournament to pull Mrs. Seifert the polls, must realise that I have put on a program of this the city marshal and night-watch­ lo uMerro the ment.1 lorlure. ^>y lhI1 0, „„„ w to. man. also with the conservation of­ even privation, .hleh rerun, wreck, severely burning his SERIOUSLY INJURED length to please the youngsters. will be Grand Haven, according duce whd m In so doing. Gillespie by the narrow majorities by wh Between acts Santa Claus came on ficer. Albert Becker..debate coach. A team many cases where men have waited ’d to put >• it •-.»,• into active use. However if j they were defeated. When it la On n recent Sunday Under-sheriff F” **"•• S y4' .»« ™ ™..er, .nr, WOU.O „ „ composed of Dwight Ferris. Homer In Crisps Hospital in Plain- the stage and addressed the young­ ■® banks had the money, they would be , membered that the republican a Yeckley and Marlon Hewitt will go sters preparatory to the distribution and Mrs. Oliver Tasker of this city. SSNSSJ1, to d“‘»“n«<Of ‘'|«ble nKIn uni. ..-to w. .re --to .ure.'wUlln, on __ ' didates for United States sens well—Former Teach­ there January 11 to defend the af­ of half pound sacks of Christmas Deputy sheriff and Mrs. Arthur Bell proPerJy'. , Brod security, to lour lhe tunds. So sellert were of Middleville. Deputy Sheriff and dazed to tell them. firmative side of the federal school candy. The protete lodde explained that „ where business Is to er Here 1 Lm-vmm which were two over 2.000 majority, while these aid question. Members of the American Legion, Mrs. Karl Paul of Woodland. Deputy eautei usuUly loll under three dumudl lhta relation, Mrs. Dean Oliver of near Plainwell, On January 9 there will be a thins I young men from Union City, Mich.. gentlemen were defeated by a members of the Legton Auxiliary and Sheriff and Mrs. Gali Lykins of lerent clusmcallons. First when, BU1 whal ^cnbody practice debate at Belding with both better known here as Miss Lo isc the Bov Scouts were present to help Nashville, Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. a man du. and Is survived by a about lc la not to be considered, ba­ came along and took Kannes and the affirmative and* negative teams Earle, a teacher In our city schools manage the crowds and see that the Loyal Flowers of Delton and Deputy i?*' 'wm I-11 dLen In can* aovemment aulborltlea have the badly injured woman to Pen­ they have many frlenda outside thttr taking part. On the affirmative several years ago, was seriously In­ youngsters were given the proper Sheriff and Mrs. Herman Rensch of !1.“2 ,“‘“u*la’<l “>r. decided that that must be the rate, nock hospital. Gillespie notified the Part?-__________ _ _ __________ _ Freeport, also City Marshal and third ol the real estate and one-hall team there will be Dwight Ferris and jured Wednesday night in an auto amount of attention. ordinary savings deposlla It wUl sheriff's office about the accident. p/nertmee loeBUy. beeaum The officers and city marshal Harry TRUNK LINE CONNEC­ Marlon Hewitt and on the negative accident on U. 8. 131. four miles Anyone who stands In the back of Mrs. Harry Thompson; Nightwatch­ or the penonal property are «tven north of Kalamazoo. Thompson and Coroner Dr. Kenlth team Steve Johnson and Ruth Haththe theater while one of these shows man and Mrs. Clarence Shultz and ™ l»U> banks had reduced the rates McIntyre drove to the scene of the TION WITH CHARLOTTE According to newspaper reports, Officer and Mrs. to Ule chUdren. is in progress and hears the soon- Conservation It thelsw is MHa- „n ^^ounta to two per cent Mrs. E. J. Oliver. Mrs. Dean Oliver, George Sumner, all came to the accident. It was then that the body tnneous bursts of merriment which But “» b“U“ hm bHorred‘ of Clarence Beck, burned beyond SUU Highway Dapt Add* Miss .Marie Oliver, Mrs. Horace Sheriff's residence, bringing wellcomes from the aopreciatlng young m A <• 8haw and Mrs Alice Oliver, were audience cannot help but come to filled baskets and a disposition to on the recognition, was found. An ambu­ IB Miles West From in one car. and Clayton Osborne of the conclusion that this event is very have a jolly time, a farewell get-to­ lance brought tiic remains to this Kalamazoo with Mrs. Lawrence Ful­ That Oity ; city. much worthwhile. Many children gether. lerton and Miss Lucille Fullerton of to. T ‘ : waa lclt lor Sl* mcanns. very You may write it down that they COMMUNITY AUCTION SALE. It seems probable that Beck was get an hour or so enloyment In this Coldwater in Mr. Osborne's au ­ did have a good time, with plenty of In this Issue of the Banner, J. E. (Continued on page six) tlficates by the higher rates paid as' killed outright or rendered unconNorton the auctioneer advertises an­ tomobile. It appears that the Os­ entertainment only at rare Intervals. eats, social visits and an all-around clous when the car hit the tree. At happiness. They surely did enj%- CLARE EASH LOSES FORE- ‘ fact^he amount of certificates is the hospital it was found that Mrs. other Community Auction Bale at borne car drove onto the highway It is Christmas money well spent. the fairground. These sales have from .a cross road and skidded on the : Seifert had been burned about the Part of the expense for the candy themselves and left with Sheriff and proven very popular and a great Icy highway crashing into the Oliver was supplied by the Hastings Com­ Mrs. Leonard, as a reminder of their ARM IN CORN SHREDDER , face, hands and limbs. Her right leg convenience to many who have one mercial Club, while Ray Branch do­ visit, a fine combination secretary Mrs. E. J. Oliver and Mrs. Fuller ­ Slipped and Fell, His Left amount of deposits; but It will have and writing desk. I or more items to dispose of. You protruding through the flesh. She nated the use of the theater and — . । the effect of reducing lhe rate from ton were killed instantly and Mrs. can bring anything you wish to sell, died at 4 o'clock Monday morning. from Hastings to Charlotte. In furnished the films free of charge. Forearm Falling Into three per cent to 3 1-2 per cent. RELIGIOUS TRAIN- " and but a very reasonable commis­ Dean Oliver. Miss Marie Oliver and The funeral of Clarence Beck was sion will be charged on its sale. At Mrs. Bhaw were injured, the former BEAUTIFUL SERVICES MARK . held at the Irving cemetery this Charlotte will have two ING FOR CHILDREN c,.„ lw ST. MIDNIGHT CELEBRATION. Wednesday forenoon. He was the this Community sale Mr. Norton will more seriously than the others, suf­ The Christmas eve services at St be lhe auctioneer and Marulce Fore­ fering a broken collar bone, injuries WAS SPLENDIDLY GIVEN the Farmers Market store in this tings would If M-86 could be Mils Ione Patton to Con­ man will serve as clerk. In the auc­ to her face and the doctors feared internal injuries also. She was tak- the largest audiences to the history noon. The machine was not working I A very lovely and finished tnter- city. tion sale advertisement in this is­ len to Crlspe hospital in Plainwell duct Class for Teach­ sue. no attempt is made to name. of the parish, chairs filling aisles satisfactorlly. He was pushing the pretation of the "Bird's Christmas Stephen Kannes is still at the hos­ ers Jan. 7-11 all of the property listed, as new and every available soace in the stalks into the shredder, when all at Carol" in dramatic form was given pital and the doctors are quite con­ Items are being constantly added to SUDDEN PASSING OF church, a large representation from The teaching of religion to chll- once the machine took hold of the by members of St. Rose school at fident that he will recover. Hla outlying districts being present. It is. dren Is one of the most Important; stalks and drew them in almost in- i Centra) auditorium Thursday eve- right hip bone is cracked and his the list. But among the property COLE NEWTON MONDAY to be offered are two good horses, one of the most beautiful and dra­ ■tasks of the church. Miss Ione Cat- stantly. Clare lost his balance and »big of last week and Sunday aft­ This community was shocked matic services of the year. A half . fell in such a manner that his left I ernoon. Over two months of care- near the ankle. He has internal in­ a bay gelding 8 years old weight 1,400 Iba and a black gledlng a years old Monday afternoon by the announce­ hour of singing of. traditional last Tuesday evening said, "That thei arm was drawn into the shredder ful preparation had been given to--------------------------------juries, but it is not----------------believed ------that weight 1450 lbs.; Guernsey and Hol­ ment of the sudden passing of Cole church carols preceded .UjtMiu. religious training of children 13i and severely mangled below the el- its presentation. There are many they are so serious as to prevent his stein cow 3 years old due Jan. 4th; Newton, who died from heart fail- Father Dillon, the new rector. more than learning things that arei bow. He was brought to pennock hn®» to commit and the skillful way recovery. The fact that he was ~ -• and hjjp. Holstein cow 3 yean old. fresh. It la ure la the office of Dr. McIntyre al I preached an taboo, or memorizing Scripturei hospital where surgical aid was giv- In which It was carried through pitched out of his car into the snow er pec ted th.r that MVftraj several other cows and about 4 o’clock. He was eighty yean 'ful evidence * of excellent coaching. ”K— ,K : when * —the *•'* car hit lhe *------------tree no doubt* ful sermon. verses or learning facts about Biblei en and the forearm removed at the *bore young cattle will be offered; 8 O. I. It’s a charming story second only saved " a * fatality •in his • case. In the lovely setting of pine and characters. Religion must bei elbow. He is apparently making a C. ahoata weight about 80 lbs. each, to Dicken's famous Carol in appeal Christmas cobrfs with light candles taught so that the principles andI good recovery from the injury. and some small pigs and good brood tory. having no Idea that he had glowing, Emmanuel Eplsconal church precepts may become a part of the and the characters were well cast. AUTO LICENSES GOOD be greatly improved sows. One quarter of beef. American , heart trouble. little Bonnie Brandstettez on whom gave the true spirit of this gracious child's character; may be an exper­ CIVIC PLAYERS TO UNTIL FEBRUARY 1 a trunk line. Cream Separator in good repair. I He was downtown and stepped in- season for its Bunday and Midnight ience in understanding people, and MEET ON FRIDAY Ing exceptional work — There will also be other stock and to the star Bakery to make a pdr- service on Christmas eve. Carol Bird, living unselfishly; may be a power Howard Ohenery. playwright, ac-, os did Beatrice Goggins as Mother Secretary of State lunes An­ - The work of the augmented choir within him to help mm develop his pected that there will be some new complained of a severe pain and in Moeart's Twelfth Mass at the 1st- best and discover his weaknesses; to tor and dramatic coach at Kalama- Ruggles, a major part in the play. nouncement—Approved merchandise offered by merchants, asked for assistance to get across too Central high school, will be the In fact all the parts were well done become like Christ." by New Secretary Read the auction sale advertisement the street to the office of Dr. Me­ der, accompanied bv Mrs. Palmer at Mias Callon is to teach a course guest speaker at the December In- tad worthy of special mention. ExWord sent out by the preoent sec­ in this issue and remember the date.. Intyi e. He expired while in the doc­ the organ. Mrs. McNulty at the in "Worship,” how to teach chil­ formal meeting of the Hastings Civic bellent audiences greeted both pro------------- | tor's office. Mr. Newtcn was a fine retary of slate, Clark W. Brown, piano, Mr. Shafer with violin and dren to approach God and know Playere Association to be held this ductions. - . ly>* of m^i'and dttzen. He is sur- Mrs. Dailev cello. Father McNulty Him. It Is hoped that every chil­ Friday evening in the parlors of the « • »---------------with the endorsement at Mcretary Havlng decided to scH the farm, N. vlved by hla wife; by one son. Er­ of state-elect. Orville R Atwood, gave a helpful message. It was a dren's worker in the county will MeUlodUt church, oommenelng u. MISS JEAN GLERUM, M. cashmore will have an, auction moot Newton of Rutland, and , irriii UIIQIP TCAPUCD states that the 1934 license plates make an effort to attend tills Train­ 8:00 oclock. Mr. Chencry is known most beautiful service. tale at the farm. 1 mile north and four daughters. The funeral will be IvCvv R1UOIU I CHUnCn will be legal until February f, 1935, ing course—January 7 to 11 inclu- to many people here and can be de- j H2 mile weal of Assyria Center, held' tomorrow. Thursday, at eleven “ i:* on “ for some z~z very z: lxirr=t2)g Jean Glerum of Evart has on all motor vehtata. exceot trailers pended Interestingj. Miss Jean neg worthwhile commente on sub- tobeen^ecured ——— A ♦to — takra Dewey Reed is the auctioneer and A. M. at 4he Methodist church. It FRESHMAN COLLEGE and take th* the vUtototo place nt of weighing more ty teacher training advisor. Wm. Schroder clerk. There will be wm be conducted by Rev. W. Mayion TO END FIRST TERM jecte pertaining to the theater. In Miss Frances Hunter who is resignan artra wwl wnelr Yaam JOHNSTOWN TAXPAYERS. addltlon a group of Association Ing at the end of the semester and The first term M Freshman Col­ quantity of feed, harness tad a lot lege. now being conducted , In the TO CABLTON TAXPAYERS. Hastings High school bulldfrur. ends stunt which will be kept a deep the Hastipgx city school. Miss OlerI will be at Oarlton Center on after Chrlsdhaa vacation. If suffi­ where will give you the date and full myjtery until it Is ready for "dis- urn is a graduate of Western State brakes which can be Fridays, at National Bank of Has­ cient requests are received, new particulars. play." There will also be stunts and Teachers' College and has becm driver of the truck. tings on Saturdays, and home by days, Wednesdays and Fridays for refraahments. All members of the ' teaching in Clare for the past three law, IBM Umdm *i NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE. appointment for the purpose of col­ Those interested should communi­ the purpose of receiving taxes. Association are Invited and attend-' years. She will take up her duUa sued legally, after With Martin's Orchestra K. of P. lecting taxis. Hale Carpenter. Julius Frey. Treasurer. once will be limited to the members, here on January 28 when the new on trailers which cate with Superintendent D. A. Van­ hall Hastings. 25c per person.—Adv. —Adv. 1-2, Carlton Twp^TIreag, Buskirk. —Adv. Bedford, R. 1. only. i semester begins. I TRAGIC RESULTS IN SOME ESTATES YOUNGSTEHS EMV' FREE STRAND *2° thC,r‘*h‘ i ci / WO Auction bales rose school play IMKliEO NICCOENTOHM-3? �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER M, 1134 fBRNBCUSH construed u (allure to give.the govarnn-MO - ■ tt, - a_i—a. ___ E ENJOYABLE AUTO TRIP TO FLORIDA LOCAL NEWS 1 ARREST TW0.Y0UN0 MEN FOR STEALING CAR _ “ govtmtnent u d’nnt“ that word, the govrrnmrot‘holds‘must this the bolds to be which ployees printed or written matter, and Mrs. Ralph Kerr Th« Pair riral Deolad n— which the government holds must Mr. Frlday, Dec. '8th. the annual Later One Admitted which should be sent through the be sent through the malls, should in­ and Daughter at ChrUtma* tree and church achool ———mails. (form himself at the earliest moment festival will be held at Anmanuel Sarasota the Theft as *to what the law requires ol him. FOE THE POSSIBLE VIOLA- The same circular explains some " -••• —•• Parish house. At about 11:45 Monday night Burr Mr. Ralph Karr, who has been for TTfiWfl OT POGTAT. PRfX ! kinds of information that Is being It would be wise for such persons to ■ ' Certain labor compensation cases TIURB OF FUBTKIj UU- (circuited. whlch u held be consult the local postmaster, Wm. J. several years employed In the Ban- wlll here Tuesday January • * ULATI0N8 letters. The question of the delivery Field, who can supply the Informa­ ner office, upon the advice of his 8. by Deputy Labar Commissioner' ped inside the reetaurant. Shortly of all matter which is held to be tion needed. physician, is spending the winter at Charles M. Black of Lansing. afterward he happened to took out letter* Is also discussed in the cir­ Sarasota. Ftorttta. He ha* written' , of the window and aaw hla car dis­ KILLS MAN WHILE OF INTEREST TO MANY­ cular to the postmaster*. the Banner a letter, which we think Mta^Lydi appearing. He promptly notified “LEGALLY" DRUNK. ASK THEPOSTMASTER Carl Spurlock will spend the next irill be of general intereat to our RuaseU cordeu Solomon of Middle­ the sheriff* office, also Nightwatch­ man Shultz. . two and a half to fifteen year* ln« readers. so we are publishing it be- vlJle Might Officer Shultz drove west Jackson prison. He unintentionally Mb.lr.. ConUiata, Inform Jiutlc* per- of’iown on M-U and. about ondkilled a man. Spurlock was "legally” wHt, rare ^rd v ' formed ceremony Saturday which made nation Must Be Mailed .six months or both is provided for drunk thlrty. picked up two young fellows, at the time. As Judge Mc1 the establishment of any private ex08x1 and Cann* Simon, Hta ,et_,both of Middleville, husband and Rollie Bolton of this city and Harald Goveroment Says for lhe conveyano*\>f letter*. Peck told Spurlock, the tragic end­ teTfoUwM^’ R Kd Fisher of Grand Rapids who were ing did not reflect the true characThe post office .department at or for causing or providing for the Sarasota. Fla., Dec. 17. 1934. I cllfford Baxter of Nashville and walkin* toward town. He had a Washington is suite dlsturWlF oser 'conveyance of letters by regular directly society ok eyed the fatal hunch that they know something Friends:— |Miss Ruth Harrington, of this city, about the car. He brought them to n» lad that me™ u a OlatHboUon “ ■■ o»« W blow. Drinkers must be made to Dear Wc enjoyed a delightful trip vial"®* Angola. Indiana, where they outaiae ot the math ol l«Ura aM |‘'rrt'"’ ooverod by rural or city understand that while drinking has 'the Jal], then drove back to the other missives containing informs- icnrT‘crAbeen made lawful, the customer who Indianapolis. Louisville and Chatta-1were married on Saturday. .They curve near John Waters' residence tlon which the government holds1 The government also calls atten- uses Intoxicants -> to excess v-»*a. —, to nooga. with good paved roods all the "T, receiving'the congratulations of In Rutland, about two miles from carries, should be handled exclusively, tlon to this ruling; "Whoever shall 'quote the court, "another load of far way and only two mountains to where he picked up Bolton and Harold Edger (Nellie Fiaher. There he found Cooley's through the mall service furnished : knowingly or willfully deposit any 1 greater responsibility.” When a climb. We crewed over Mount' Mr- and by the poet office department. The mailable matter, such as statement* | man. through the agency of intoxi- Eagle and Signal mountain and Hajncri are the proud parents of a car badly wrecked on the curve Dec. 30. weighing *lx and where It had slewed from the pave­ dlstributtng ot bills by sending a i of accounts, circulars, sale bills or cants weakens his self control or were delighted with the beautiful 40,1 person to carry them from house to [other like matter, on which no post- steps up his temper to a point of scenery. We camped at the foot one-half pounds, who will answer ment and tipped over. At first the name of Richard Lee. Mother two denied taking the car, but lat­ house ar store to stork settlements age has been paid. In any letter box, viciousness, it becomes necessary for of the mountain two night* and one 10 of account* not made through lhe established, approved or acknowledg- i society to check its own approval, day. resuming our Journey next day “nd son are doing nicely. Oongratu- er Fisher admitted ft They arc through the — states of Tennessee and ’ both in jail.awaiting the disposition malls, are two of the things to which edbythe postmaster general for the! in other words, drinkers who step ------.... — -- ... ........ —. ».» m j lall?ns “J5 --------- . . is a very nice . | The Methodist Bunday School of their cases. the authorities at Washington are receipt or delivery of mail matter, on over the bounds of modenQlon must 1IGeorgia. Georgia giving their attention al the present any mail route, with intent to avoid [expect expect to share snare the tne burden ouraen of oi pos-l*tate pos- i wun excellent highways. with mgnways. The rne £“vc * Yery Interesting program at time ipayment of lawful postage thereon. -■*-•sible ------penalty. •— Sober. Spurlock is people ----------------were very -- kind — and -• •hcapita------ tne r, “le regular Sunday School hour on KLINGEN8MITH. Drunk, I ble. The drive through Florida was Sunday last. The collection for the According to information sent out or shall willfully aid or assist In any quite a personable chap. Sunday. Dec. 18. Scott's house at from the post office deportment, the of the aforementldned offense* shall, he became an involuntary killer of [beautiful, especially along the ocean day. which amounted to >53, will go Ynnk»e Springs burned to the government proposes to act in this for every offense, be punished by a a man more than twice his age and and through |he cities. Wc visited to 1 , Methodist Children's Home ground. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott ------SMWlSl Michigan with whom he had. before the trng- many htewrical polnu points. ’ Amon, Among . “• t Redford. Michigan. matter so as to cut off what the de-1 fine of not more than 8300.” were In Chicago and the boys were them wa5%ld To.i Fort Marlon, h®K^X5^X,Club. C1^b-JInrf y^ the ' 1„I The —d at_ hir partment deems to be unlawful com-' it can be seen that this is a serl- cdy, never spoken a syllable. Moder- thsm away at the time. We extend our pctltion with it* service. This the Ous matter which ought to be un­ ation may be sensible philosophy, Spanish fort at St. Augustine and lng l,hc t*®11*1 speaking program sympathy to them in their loss. Tower. I Monday noon, pulled< ---------------off some ------- ---------------government will not stand for. The derstood. No one wishes to violate but in the case of Mr. Spurlock he is lhe Singing About 75 folks were present at ___ .. above are only samples of practices. uncle Sam's laws. That is unpa- less leM a B thinker than he looks took, to be If If. We vtolted with. friends at Day- [Christmas stunt* which afforded athe school exercises Friday night. A objectionable to the government. I trloUc. also very expensive Ln case he ever agam touches alcohol in any ton* Beach for a few days, enjoying । good deal of merriment. The com­ good program was put on by the . j presents — more any form The next time you lake the ug hu climate. ' 2i±tl„ . There are other*. *ny of our readers may be doing children. Then Santa came and The government has sent to all any work, which might possibly be a drlng.of stuff The drive Krom irayiona Daytona Beach to, —--------, than valuable—for every gave out the presents which the .hard .tn RmirlnekV _---v why,,not ,it proneacn rsA«. a a »■ Fir- garnsota r.______ .brought . .... us 1 .. . .to I member of of the club. Fitting com­ children enjoyed. pose toast to Spurlock? He is Exthrough the ! menu were also made by "Banta hlblt A of what you are shooting at. »heart ------ - -» Miss Ann Storkan of Middleville of •»-the ---------orange--------------growers' sec-; If you must drink keep sober.— tlon. The orange and grapefruit • Claus" on tiie uses which It was ex­ is spending Christmas vacation with t pected the members could make of her parents. Charlotte Republican-Tribune. groves lined both sides of the hlgh- these gifts. Allen Steeby of Mulliken spent PASSING OF DR. JACK We met many trucks loaded with! The second ward P. T. Af gave a lhe week end with his wife at the A. POPPEN OF OTSEGO. benefit supper at the U. B. church I A. Johnson home and attended the Many Hastings friends will be sor- oranges for the markets. Thursday night and cleared over exercises at our school Friday eve­ Most of Florida is very pretty.' ning where Mrs. Velma steeby ; I A. Poppen. 42, on Monday of last Palms and palmetto* and beautiful of whatever money may come Into leaches. I week in a Kalamaxoo hospital after flowers are very numerous. The it* hands. The city, lhe schools, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tripp, Mr. a week's illness. For eleven years he trees arc mostly pines and palms, and especially the children always and Mrs. Archie Burd and Mrs. Al­ .practiced medicine in Detroit and but there are many with leaves sim-benefit from their activities. That bert Green spent Sunday evening liar to those we have al home. I organisation and the second ward ut the Lapham and Clark homes in ; where he had built up a fine prac- There is much wilderness in parts are to be congratulated on the fine Maple Grove. of Florida. We drove nearly • 50 1 results of the supper, itlce. P. Woodmansee of Dowling is Dr. Poppen was bom in Kansas, miles without seeing a house or] ---------------- -----------------------running a sawmill in the woods a i the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pop- any living thing-nothing but a AN INTOXICATED MAN mile east of the Klingensmith great mass of tangled vines, palms ' UAIUH I cu MAU school Several from Dowling are • tended the Academy of Medicine at r«™. jun,,, ,wuuon urf . • WAS RUN OVER BY CAR working in the woods and a number I, Orange City. Iowa. Hope College at alligator swamps. I of men around here are working in , > Holland and Northwestern Medic*! * •>* •‘“to-'t.eo Flynn or Oowno Town- the mill. •; School. The temperature ranges from 60 , . . _ ; j Surviving are the wife, who was to 75. We see many of our spring snip, round on M-37 SOUTHWEST CARLTON. ■formerly Miss Catherine poppen of birds here. Sarasota Is a very pop-1 . Badly Hurt A few from this community at­ ’ । Holland, a teacher In the Hostings ular winter resort. There arc him,, . , , schools before her marriage, two dreds of northern folk* here. The' ,^ndliy evening as Joseph Sweet, tended a charivarie for Mr. and Mrs. *“ ',lrl'lng 0,1 Ford Ens of north Woodland Mon­ ■ sons. Bobble, aged 6. and Jack. Jr., j climate seems to agree with u* us and day evening. -trtalaly gives us * a appetite. 1 5?'?? beyond Lake Al-Gon;, aged 10. There are also three broth- j certainly an appetite, is the winter quarter* of Ctuln\ h? “w «»>«thlng lying Just Mra. Earl Keeler, Mrs. Frank /era. Dr. A. B. Poppen of Muskegon, ., Sarasota ■. -----------°l *ln} “cr°7s ,lhe roadway. Shriber and daughter and Mr. and I John of Sioux center, la., and the Ringling Bros ' and Barnum and ; | Rev. Henry Poppen. now a mlslon- Bailey s combined circus and I "?le.n “w, U' he Wtta 80 nw Mrs. Leo Barry spent Tuesday in | ary to China; two sisters. Mrs. R. shows. The Ringling Museum of iwhal Provcd to be the body of a Battle Creek. I Vander Shaff and Mrs. A. Van Put- Art Is also located here This mu‘{j*,1. U w" ver>’ dimcu11 the ft" ^5. ,*^’honed Milwaukee, Wisconsin, are spending i ten of Sioux center, besides tlw par­ scum takes ite place among treat museums of the United States i'c “^eri,T- tellln« “bout the case a few days with her parents. Mr. and , ents. | Funeral services were held in Ol- and Europe. There are many 8lvln« hu °»n name *nd *d- Mrs. LaFayette Usborne. ' sego Thursday afternoon with burial placc* of Interest in Sarasota. idre“ He dW not thU1M th“‘ hb ««■ Wayne Nichols of Ann Arbor is The population is about 8.000 to Bl5u? t11* man' but lhou«ln *>e spending his Christmas vacation I m Holland. I Sympathy is extended to the be- 10.000. Last week the weather was m)’ht have over onc ol hU fctX with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nichols. I reaved ones. _ ___________ ' unusually cool here. Two heavy iThe 8hertn call°d *n ambulance Mr. and Mrs. Sidney oetb and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith of Caledonia T.------- have damaged much of the and brouSht the injured man to | These times hzve have ri"" “dv“nt—"K” fruit and vegetables. Old timer* uy Pennock hospital. It was found that spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. n are successful enough to lt haj been co|dcr thU ycar Ujay the Mbs on both sides of the body Walter eulbert. Fewer men ibe invited to address luncheon dubs. Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Fuller spent for many years. It Is much warmer this week. The temperature is 79 ccrtalned ‘hat the injured man was Monday In Battle Creek. today. We drove out to one of the *>ynn, of Bowne township, who Doctor and Mrs. Kenneth McElorange groves Friday and bought a «rfdpnt1/ was very intoxicated. 'He murry of Lansing called on Mr. and bushel of oranges and tangerines had no ,dea hc wftS injured. It Mrs. LaFayette Usborne Sunday. Mrs. Leonard Walters of Southeast for 64 cents. 11® not known whose car ran over the Carlton called on Mrs. J. J. BtrodtMy fingers itch to handle the type man‘ beck Saturday. again. I have a Job on Fridays at1 caroi I inc. ry'Amp the Sarasota Tribune. «> that will iCAROLL1NG BY CAMP Wealey Eisenhood of Battle Creek help me to keep in practice. There j Mr, Klm ? invJj Mr*. wu 11uim.iwi, ■ aa— •* *• WIT I I Will F lllM Ths Kantner famUla* had their Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mra. Levi Kantner Bunday. Mr. and Mr*. Lawrenc* Luca* and Bwa. aaumiay. III I I UIIULL UfllVI WE EXTEND NEW YEARS GREETINGS TO OUR MANY FRIENDS We wish also to thank all those who have contributed to our success by their patronage during 1934. May 1935 be a year of unusual pros­ perity for you. Forrest Johnson Hastings, Michigan We Thank You People of Barry County for your in­ creasing patronage this past year. It is our sincere hope that we may serve better an even larger number bk ranv r F > k k F F k F P F f During 1935- ” F ► ► * I F ► ■ ’ ► ► k , YOU WILL FIND SPECIAL PRICES EVERY WEEK. ► ► ► , ' FELDPAUSCH MARKET^ ■> WAREHOUSE !crwn *Ue*1 Christmas eve. TRAND THEATRf Hasting*, Michigan - Telephone* 2244-2557 M PROGRAM—Week of December 30 SPECIAL ATTRACTION SUNDAY and MONDAY, DEC. 30 and 31 Grace Moore in ONE NIGHT of LOVE With TulHo CannlnaU, Lyle Talbot, Mona Barrie MICKEY MOUSE, FATHE NEWS AND OTHER SHORTS BARGAIN MATINEE SUNDAY—1:M to 8:88 P. M. OTHER PRICES—Adalte 25c—Children 10c TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Jan 1 and 2 SPECIAL ATTRACTION FLIRTATION WALK With DICK POWELL, RUBY KEELER, PAT O'BRIEN COMEDY—"BETTY BOOTS TRIALS New Year's Day Starts 1:1 Adults Uc — Children 10c Due to Holiday This Week Our Bargain Night This week WUl DESIRABLE Jean Muir, Geo. Brent, Verree Teasdale LATEST NEWS EVENTS AND SHORT SUBJECTS FR1DAY and SATURDAY, Jan. 4 and S DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM CharUe Chan - ‘LONDON’ With Warner Oland, Drae Leyton, Raymond Milland and Mona Barrie FEATURE NO. 2 John Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Glen Aspinall and son of Hickory Comers spent Thursdy with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hoffman. Howard remained Paramount New* Events Adults Uc; Children 10c ... Matinee Si00 P. M. In addition to above program. Matinee Only—BUCK JONES in "THE RED RIDER” The new 1935 V-8 FORDS Will be on display at our showrooms SATURDAY, DEC. 29 Call and see the most wonderful car ever built for the price. Four 1934 V-8 Demonstrators For Sale At Bargain Prices Bllcock Route 1 Delton, a boy. Dec. Bom to Mr. and Mr*. David Bas- spending the week with her parents. RUTLAND CEMETEkY CIRCLE. The Rutland Cemetery Circle meets with Olive Vanderbrook Wed­ nesday. Jan. 3. Pol luck dinner. This U the annual meeting, so every member is urged io be present, and vlaHora are always welcome. near Marshall. Universal Garage Co Telephone 2121 moritviUe, Laurence and wife ol De­ troit. Harold and family of East Assyria and Robert for Christmas dinner Sunday. ' « in THE STAR PACKER After at a number of homes, they gathered at the home of MIm Isabelle Sage Ralph Kerr and Family. and spent a happy evening. The girls felt well repaid for their effort* in SPARROW BOUNTY the gracious way tn which they were FUND EXHAUSTED. The supervisor*, at their October received and in the sincere expres­ l session In 1933. appropriated the sum sions of appreciation they met with of |900 for sparrow bounties for the year 1934 The appropriation for HELPED THE COMMITTEE. the previous year. 1933. was not exA member of the committee which ha us ted; but under the ruling made prepared the Chrlstma* baskets for in this case, it is held that there distribution in this city on Monday, could not be T. expended for such and tiiero were 170 such baskets—rebour,,M- in •- lhejear r 1934 ~ bountles more than|ported to the Rotary Club that there the sum sum of of toon 8900 whu-h which ... was appro-' waJ a shorU1ge of <bout |20 which the I priated. That amount has already was needed to purchased suitable | been spent and still t&ere------------------- - things for some of lhe families. The ii?sparrow heads offered r— •— on v— >*hlch tlic clul? promptly voted 820 and indlvid[ckrk is unable to pay bounties. be-[Ual members gave about that much I• cause I* exhausted. more, which helped the situation cause the lhe appropriation annroorlatinn-----------------------.and notwithstanding the fact that very materially. there is an unexpended balance in i the sparrow bounty appropriation GUILD NO. 19. | from the previous year. Surgical Guild No. IB will be en­ tertained at the home of Mrs. Mary I HAD DELIGHTFUL EVENING. Waters, 418 E. Green st . on Thurs­ ; Employees of the International day. January 3. Come prepared for iScal and Lock Company, including work. the wives of those who are married. had a delightful Christmas party at SEEN ON STATE ST. SATURDAY AFTERNOON. the Masonic hall Thursday evening Elmer White, the newsboy, leading at 8.30. A splendid dinner was served for fifty by the ladles of the the blind musician across the icy U. B. church. Each guest brought a pavement on Blate st. • toy gift. The parcels were later dlsMARRIAGE LICENSES. tributed to needy children. The eveHarry A. Bandeen, Hasting* ... nlng was pleasantly spent tn songs. Merlyn Houghtalln. Baltimore . games and dancing. ------ •----------Lawrence A. Eaton, Hustings . GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN. Mary R. Mugridge, Cloverdale . Forest Jordan, ex-soldier, ex-con8OUTH MAPLE GROVE. stable of the second ward and Drum Miss Ua jarrard of Battle Creek Major of the Barnum Military Band also inventor of the Jordan sanitary is spending"* few days with the home folk*. sink frames, and at one time man­ Ur. and Mr*. Clarence Cunning­ ager of the Jumbo Peanut and Oof­ tee Ranch died in Lansing last week ham and Arthur of Bellevue were PENNOCK IIOSFITAI- home Friday mas vacation Ven Makley and Mias Marloab lamum were Bunday guests with tr. and Mr*. Blake Makley in Chartott*. daughter will spend Qhristmas with Harry Bandbrook and family spent Mr. and Mr*. D. B- Greet in Wood­ Christma* with Mr. and MT*. Bert land. * *” Mr. and Mr*. Caago Smith of Lan­ Rev. and Mr*. Frank Moxon and sing wore dinner guests with hla par­ Mrs. Margaret Mullis will be guests ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith, with Guy Kantner and family Christmas day. Christmas day. *Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kantner and The Townsend families will spend son jof Columbia, Missouri, camo Christmas day with Otto TOwnsend Saturday night to spend his Christ­ and family. mas vacation with his parent*, Mr. Kdward Thompson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kantner. and Mr*. Bawrtoce Lucas, and M>. and Mr*. Lee Hare) will spend granddaughter*. Thelma and Doris, Christmas day with John Mead and were Christmas guests with Chas. Henry Cole and family. Farleo and family. Laird Wotring and David Christian and son* and Mr. and ' Mr*. Walter Fisher and son wifi spend Christ­ mas day with Walter Hershberger. tton with their parents. Greetings appy Caroline Baitinger spent CfHL her dau«hur- Hastings, Michigan �RELIGION N CHA ACTER BUILDING should give the children verse within him and which can be utilised fot East Meets West Where Sympathetic Strikes Would Be Outlawed do* a religious experiEast Is East and West i» West, and the National Industrial Conference Children should be taught to Board has discovered the point al need It, and M*3. realize that the motive back of what live for aom«thin< worthwhite and That point does not appear on any we do la much more important than the actual deed itself. Children are onward. Jeaus transformed other map. but It Is where sympathetic Uvea for service, for helpfulness to The Board made a nation-wide others. to church. They are contused, geo­ "4. Children 'should be taught All newspaper and graphically. as tfi where God la. love of beauty and beautiful-love, Importance. They arp led to believe, tlirough and that what 1* humane ought to farm Journal editors tn the United States were asked 22 questions. Tbe belong to every hfiman |Klng. one on which 5.050 editors came ed to them, that He Is located *up "A mother 1* the first God to a high somewhere and is tar away.' A baby. Kindneae In human form 1* closest to agreeing that public sen11child should be taught from baby­ the only way a child can know wiiat "Would public opinion in your hood to feel that Ood is very near. kindness la A child will find Ood[ community favor making sym« They ought never to be told that through observing other*. pathetic strikes and lockout* llleOod is watching to qatch u* In some We must speak to children re­ he or wrong-doing; but that He is spectfully, and that respect must be For the entirg country, 754 per । near us to help.us. and will do It If Teal. We must listen to their opin­ we trust in Him and He is always ion* with Interest. Life, a real life, cent of the editor* replied that pubUc sentiment would favor a legal ban near. . *»»» _- • full of helpfulness, courage and L -The past has not produced people strength must become possible for: on sympathetic strike* and lockout*. sufficiently fervent and peace lov­ children. Radiant faces come to. By geographic , divisions, the per­ centage of affirmative answers was Ing. We cannot Ignore the past, I but we should have a religion that those who seek and believe In the' reported a* follows: good in life. Christian experience [* will make us grow In our thinking, New England. 75.1; Pacific. 782; Ynust not be a. memory only, but a j’one which will be worthy of revyrMiddle Atlantic. 734; Mountain. growing, vital part of life. Real ence and bring peace to me* heart. character building must come from 712; East North Central. 782T Wait | “Among Ute practical things wc example of not only parent* and South Central. 73.7; West North Central. 74.7; East South Central, teachers, but of men and women In 734; South Atlantic. 784. the community who are given the Political observers say this 1* the stamp of approval by parents and most convincing poll ever taken of teachers public opinion on public strikes and "Religion should not mqgn mere­ lockouts, and they believe it will ly 'Sunday service at 1:30* or sim­ have a strong Influence upon any ply a prayer before one goes to bed. It should mean klndnes*, tru*t, bill that may be introduced In Oongross intended to prohibit guch faith, faithfulness, courage and strikes and lockouts. prayerfuineas at all times. It The survey showed that 582 per should be the alm of the parent 1 cent of the editors for the entire and the teacher to interpret relig­ country reported public sentiment ion to children In such a manner opposed to a compulsory, govern­ that these thing* will become nat­ ment system of insurance, but opin­ ural qualities In thetr lives. We ion differed widely by section*. older one* should never forget that Srongest opposition to such a system we, too, cannot live In any religious of unemployment insurance was experience that came to us years now to be ago; but that we must have a fe- 'voiced In the West North Central re­ 85.1 per cent, while greatest fa­ happyin your llgious experience—a growing ex- ; glon, 1 ; vor was reported from the Mountain perience—which will give us cour­ ' states, 57.9 per cent. less active yegrs. age, strength and an Inner'llfe that You can retire from aspires to become better and no­ HOPE CENTER. bler every day." work when you're 55, or Aunt Kate Williams celebrated her ninety-first birthday Dec. 21, at later—with 1100 a month, BRANCH DISTRICT. the home of her daughter, Mrs. The Branch and Moore schools Floy McDermott She received or more. You can do it with gave tholr programs Friday eve­ many cards, some luscious fruit, Northwestern Mutual retire­ il Ing; the McKelvey Saturday eve­ a beautiful potted plant, cut Bow­ ning. mint inutranct. What a ers. candles and a good many warm There were about one hundred hand-shakes, besides telephone con­ Xmas present! Mail who attended the Christmas pro­ gratulations and In honor of the oc­ gram by the North Maple Grove casion a dinner was given Sunday at Sunday school. the home. Her three grand-daugh­ details. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton will ters and families and Mrs. Wilk entertain their children and fam­ Dunning of Hickory Comers were present. ilies for Christmas. Sunday visitors at Fred Ashby’s The Hastings and Nashville High school students are enjoying vaca­ were, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ashby and Miss Violet Brocklebonk, Mrs. tions this week. Mr. and Mrs Zeno Decker and H. A. Stevens of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Evo Bush and Mrs. Jennie family of the McOmber district at­ tended the Christmas program at Searles of Hickory Comers spent NORTHWESTERN Monday with Mrs. Fred Ashby. the Branch Friday evening. Mrs. Jennie Searles of Hickory MUTUAL Rev. and Mrs. Rhoades and fam­ Comers is spending some time at ily expect to have a vacation during lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. John LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY the holldys. •Bush. Mail Coupon for Booklet Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Guy attended Mra. Lucy leonard and family - a family gathering at the home of were Hastings shoppers Saturday. , their daughter and son-ln-law. Mr. Mrs. Lucy Leonard and Mrs. , and Mrs. Howard Burchett In As- Chrysial Scheares and daughter at­ WM. D. CAMPBELL tended the Ladies' Aid at Charlie HASTINGS. MICH. Lechleltner's tn Hickory Comers Thursday. Capable Caterpillar* Not long ago a mon In Munich taught catpplllara to spin lace veils Without cost or obligation, nleaio really made In •end me a copy of the booklet— He spread a food paste over a flat "EARNED LEISURE". atone and then drew a delicate de­ Ecuador and to Impress thia on the sign upon it in an oil । they would world letters sent abroad by the Ecuadorean postal service are not touch. As the caterpillars ate the paste. they wove the pattern stamped with rubber stamps tn the with tbe alik which they spin language of the country of destina­ Addrui. tion with a legend to that effect through the lower lip.—Collier's. WILL TIKE OVER 68 MIES III 1935 May Mean a Week of Discomfort and Sickness Many colds could be avoided if you only knew what prepara­ tions to use. Below we give you a few suggestions of guar­ anteed remedies which will repay you many times the origi­ nal cost. "Puretest Cod Liver Oil, Vitamin Tested,” to build up body resistance, especially good for children. REX MENTHO” — The “PURETEST ASPIRIN — marvelous ointment for chest and head colds. Gives quickest relief for aches and pains because they disintegrate fastest. “VAPURE” — An inhalant that will clear your head in a few minutes. “Mi-31 SOLUTION” — A powerful antiseptic spray or gargle for sore throat. “ASPEROIDS”—The NEW alkaline cold treatment. Very successful. “REXILLANA COUGH SYRUP”—Allows you to sleep at night! . Also a Complete Line of All Other Cough and Cold Remedies CAR VETH & STEBBINS The REXALL Store Phone 2131 Good* Delivered _ “Burning the ClavU” I. northern gras* pike or pickerel. "Burning tb* Ciavit," I Regulation! Governing° It by J*reh“’J00•ir*wb77 • bass crappie* bluegill* and sunfish, of State Department of white bass, warmouth boss, tnuskel~ ' lunge and all non-game tpceie*. Congervation ____ t .... ... mac* dos* may not oc vaacn aiicr aecrlftctal «rts which Dtuld prteeta offered 10 their atone elrelee ever Fishing through the Ice in it- ixjember 31. they will be in much better condi­ various forms is nbw In full swing Under lhe general fishing license Bdailty tion than they ever were when the throughout the state, according to law adopted by the ri^leJntislajure toys I commission finishes 1U Job. , pie Department of Conservation. in *1833. the posscsalon “ of fishing “** “ * “a *" u‘ Because the county road commis­ license tr necessary for fishing .eraan's pole by a aperially preRabbit hunting Is icgal'to and in- ,through lhe Ice. sion has the machinery with which to shape the roads and tbe thicks eluding An. 3! In both the upper, in tbe days of tba Droids, by a •oclatloo aa for hauling gravel It can make its and lower peninsulas, but those Indimoney go twice as far. we believe, as Vldull* gflio enjoy sitting in a fish-; Aviator** Thrill last public survival of many super­ would lhe same amount per town­ ing siianty on an' Inland lake or stitious ’ practice* whleh formerly white, or partKuJora. ship if expended by township road rated tbe Uvea ot tbe Ashing folk lc, rmi»< on th. open -•ira. Y p 1 ” !. “ ? lack equipment and have not had a* •round the Scottish north east epast Except for designated trout lakes thunderbead. He thought to hkuself. Tbe rites are supposed to put io balr acting aa g much experience in making high­ T should Ute like ts to see what Is la IsIn- flight for tbe ensuing year an Um like a feathered and---------streams all----Inland ways a* those whom the county will-------- ------------ waters of "I - stsoald Aa soob aa the .pilot _got evil spirits which haunt the mast­ get at such work. The writer has Michigan are open to legal fishing side.* recently travelled over several until April 30. > Into the cloud he felt tils heart alnktewnahlp toads, which had been Im-1 Spearing and book-and-llne fish-1 Ing Into hla shoes as If he were be- heads and rigging of flaking veneela, fox-ilk* sppearana*. and while Utile faith is attached to proved by the county commission.; Ing afford an outdoor pastime that jDg B1,ot upward In an. elevator. He the powers of tbe modern ceremony, hu round Uur Itay h»ve mlly will Mlp .portawn U, Ortta Uw „ n, olarmlo. rale been improved. Grades are better, winter months. Tlte spear may be ------------ - — — • ■ It is no leas fascinating than forI of 1.400 feet a minute. He pushed merly, when great solemnity ro»rked Tbe bigbeet dlatlnctloo la Many miles have been gravelled. The used through lhe Ice only In January i tbe control stick forward as far aa --------------------- — .r. the occasion. It la Interesting to Britain la tbe Moot Mobte roads are crowned so the water will and February on waters not other,, run off easily. They ate really sera- wise closed to spearing. The follow- It would go. It made no <1 fference. (Continued from page one) Iceable road*. We know that sucK work as the county road commission is doing must be appreciated by the residents of the townships. If the McNItt law shall continue to function it will, in 1934 and every year thereafter, bring Into this county annually over 355.000. ail of which must be used in-the maintenance and improvement of township roods. While that is not enough for the purpose to do a really good job, if the commission can make It go as far as It has done up to date, they will have accomplished very much in getting serviceable roads for every farmer of thl* coun- . HtDUBANK. The Christmas exercises at __ the Moore school were well attended and enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman and about fifty other relatives were Christmas guests Bunday at Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Oversmilh's at Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs Ehret Skidmore and son of Augusta came for Mr. and Mrs. Byron Guy Sunday and they spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Treese near Allegan. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hawbllte's guests Bunday were. Mr. and Mrs Verne Hawblitz and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz and John Brail of Hastings. Miss Velma Hoffman of St. Johns Hoffman's for a two weeks' vacation. Merle Hoffman of Cleveland, Ohio, and Miss Willard . of Chicago are spending the week end and Christ­ mas with Mr. and Mrs. George Hoff­ man and George. Jr., of Coldwater was there Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daly attended the golden wedding anniversary Christmas day at Mr. and Mra. Wal­ ter Ickes in Baltimore about 80 be­ ing there. Mr and Mrs Curt Marshall en­ tertained Sunday at their home their son Earl Marshall of Marshall and Clair Marshall *nd family of Belle­ vue and Mr. and Mrs. Worth Green and son Marshall Mra. Susan Hawblllz is spending the winter with Mrs. Barbara Win­ ans at Nashville while Mr. Winans is in California. Mr. and Mrs Frank Parks of near Augusta spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bldelman. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bldelman and mother. Mrs. Sadler, of Hastings spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Calthrop near Prai­ rieville. Mrs. Sadler is remaining for a longer visit. Rev. Roodes and family are spend­ ing over Christmas In Ohio. BOWNE CENTER. JUST A COLD FISHING AND SPEAR ING ON Tt Caledonia spent the week end at Wayne Benton's. Mra. Flossie Curtis and Mrs. Mer­ rill Karcher each had a large at- grams, which were held Friday and Saturday evening. mA Addle Benton returned home Friday after a two weeks' visit with her nieces at Leighton, Howard Aldrich ha* sold hla farm to parties near Clarksville. Mr. and Mra. Watt Thomas made a business trip to Grand Rapid* Wednesday. Mrs. Keith Fuller and children of Hastings called on her mother, Mrs. Jennie Fox Friday. Mr. and Mr*. Howard Houghton of Detroit spent from Sunday until Wednesday with their parents, Mr. and Mr*. Guy Smith. . . Mrs. Guy Smith and Mrs. Howard Houghton . were Lowell shoppers Tuesday. James Monro* was born April 28. 1738, In what has been called tbe "Athens of America" because It Las been tbe home of so many dlitlngulsbed Americana This particular section of Virginia was the birth­ place of three other President* be­ sides Monroe. Washington was bora at Wakefield, between Bridges the original site a msnzlou-house of the dlmeoalona of the house in which Washington was bora and which was burned In 1780, has been constructed by the Wakefield Na­ tional Memorial association. Contrary Unpopular belief, flow­ ering dogwoods are not native only to the more temperate districts, but the acid sell dlatrtcta except poaSoil acidity, or sourness, is a nt ce«*lty for proper growth. They will Uve In a neutral* or limestone soil, but are unhappy and show It by - poor growth end Infrequent flowering. Hastings Slug 8lng prison la located at Ing named specie* of fish may be taken with lhe spear: Carp, suckers, i mullet, redhorse. sheephead, lake trout, smelt, well-eyed pike, great northern grass pike or pickerel, gar- ’ coes. pilolfiah. and dogfish. The use of a jacklight or any form of ortlfical light with spears Is illegal. As in post seasons, state fishing regulations permit each hook and i line fisherman the use of no morel than five single line* with one hook | I attached to each line for fishing | through the ice. The lines must be ,1 attended every two hours. i| h® wa> •**•* l»ring carried upward and—to make matter* even worse­ sideways nt a speed of some seventy miles an hour. Eventually his experience came to an end; foe be .U(ldenly shot out uf the ctoSd In a vc. thousand feet high 0 .'. yel er than when he had entered It— JJtemry Digest. Ry. Teraaiaai Well Built The Pennsylvania terminal in New York has a room which metallurglst* estimate can laat for 300 The following named species of years, ___________________________________ _______ family held the poeitlao of “clavle skipper" for nearly a century. Tbe charred fragmenu are looked upon as lucky .tokena, and many pieces find their-way to the uttermost parts of tbe world.—Montreal Herald. ' elected and to 25 Knight* penion*: but eoverrigns and] Knight* Oompanlona may ted by special atatutea Taraatwla'* Bit* found an orator dat eatisflee my mind aa much as------- ” -•• • preacher.* chanlcal than PENNEY’S Last Round-Up of ’34 BEGINS THURSDAY . . Year-End Before Inventory Ladies* Fur Trimmed COATS Reduced To Children's Snow Sults REDUCTIONS! Wool, Reduced To ODD LOTS . . . BROKEN SIZE RANGES . . . HANDLED MER CHANDISE .. SURPLUS STOCKS Odd Lots HOUSE FROCKS FAST COLORS Reduced to Penney’s high standard of qualityquick clearaway • Hundreds oi BARGAINS that'll help you make your Christmas money last longer . . . buy more ! HURRY! QUANTITIES LIMITED! REMNANTS Loads of them ■ Reduced to Odd Lots Ladies* Shoes All Leather Reduced to MEN'S DRESS SOCKS Fancy Patterns Reduced to 10° Children’s Cotton Hom Long Log» Reduced to Mtrchandiu You Can Ute Now /z Price x Ladies' SPORT COAT Self Trimmed Reduced to Children's Hon** Slipp* Felt, Reduced to Ladies' Corduroy J Talon Fastener Reduced to All Sales On R Merchandise �Opinions; What Others Say View* and mutt of this invention. This and That THE MOST EFFICIENT FOOD PRODUCER Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday .nwMttra Woodmen of AMM elected their often far next year. Back Through 1934 The following an tbe new oOM: TEN YEAR8 AGO TODAY. V. Council, F. R. Timmerman; W. LIFELONG SINCE 1932. . M1M Mildred Mattoon, who IB apMktag of tbe antics of hi* own party leaders during recent months, shnmk. Tht> Atlantic and Pacific a pramiMht Democrat oi MWg^n. ItrupiiM inurrallnf to kUack one wtoM name would be instantly tf toll mule n™. | e^AMy^coCTTT. on run. ei.oo ample, are now only about a half a recognized anywhere in the__state ____ . U U>. January 3-Barry county road | Beach. FteoKta Iday apart for the modern descendant Th* third annual maeting o( the Ada M]chaf.] arrlvcd Bunday Barry County Medical Society was of to. nurt>..k toll. party In Michigan is that it Is dic­ commission announces plans for Im,fro<n Hynu:uae to *l*nd «»• holiday* held at the council rooms tn Has­ transportation planes now maintain tated to by a lot of leaders- who d^m/tiw [wUh her 8Uters, MIm Nonna and have been lifelong Democrats since during lhe coming year. tings on Thursday, December IS, —— ---------------- --------- •••!* 200 mile an. hour pace while espe­ November of 1932." Hastings post office re turn* to first । Helen Michael. Their brother. Louis l»04. The following officers were cially groomed racers flash through class rating again as result of busl- [Michael, U also expected for Christ- elected for the ensuing year: Presi­ UjO^PTIOXB. ONI highly respected. He prided himself neoa which amount* to 870,45330 i mas. arriving from Washington to- dent, Dr. Chas. Russell, Hast Inge; night. on his party affiliations and right­ during 1933. hour. Vice-President. Dr. J. W. Rigterink. aorxanaiHu mstka He believed In the prlnDean Davenport addressed HasMr. and Mx». R. B. Rouse of Yp- Freeport; Secretary, Dr. R. 8. HarAeronautics and aviation have now |'fully *o. ■7. Mvartlsla* rat«a on tppll< • dples/rf his party and unselfishly tings' Civic Players Association, ailantl will spend Christina* with developed into an e-.*-— — o ^aup>xH~vco wicm. ne pnocu nimsen engineering supported them. He prided himself streming value of such an organisa- Mr. and Mra. M. A. Lambie. Th* lat- Guffin. Hasting*; delegate to state science. Aircraft are no longer built that he voted in accordance with tlon to a community. tar'a sister. Mis* Ruth Rouse, of Ann society, Dr. C. 8. Carpenter, Wood­ by to. m ana tonxwb to. <>“»rnlncWauMujb to proto Jw land; alternate ddegate to state n-neeu nffrl.t nnrt errnr Mftrfem f“t political job*. Today this Self- Tobias and Mr. and Mra. Clark tor a two weeks' vacation. society, Dr. J. W. Rlgtarink, Free­ irorom IXmoerot ItotoMmmU out- Payne on January 1 were the first Most of the teachers of the city port; supervisor for the third year , aircraft can be designed for specific *1^ the councils of hl* party while "new arrivals” of the year. Schools whose homes are outside term. Dr. J. H. Elliott, Hickory Gar­ [purposes according to formula just greedy Job-seekers run the ahow., January 10—Battle Creek Cl vic Hastings left Tuesday afternoon or ners. There was a board appointed The still holds reuu>uo in ui high mtn — it- Players riayers please pi ease large targe audiences auaience* here nere Wednesday for the 1,10 holiday nwaay vacation vacauon to confer with the board of super' as an engineer plans a bridge. * public ' _ . ... ......................... ..... the Sincere Democrat who held with their fine presentation of "Lit- which last* until January 5th this vlrors in January in regard to oc­ Early pitot* flew by instinct andI. principles. The same IpubHc i* de Women.” [ year. M1m Ruth Robson gplng to ta dishing a permanent fixed fee for lu abHaarr DMtrr aoa ccai . word principles, ine same ^*i ttiii T-n fiiu’-t -i'n- under .. great handicap* to.. for only the I turning against . . ..the gropp } ______ _ Bank dep0Sjt insurance ....... . law „„ now[J*te w I Jackson; k*on; Miss Miss White, White, Holland Holland ;MLss fMlss attending to contagious disMsea in woiua sacrifice sacrince me thousands of doldol-|COTbln. Mlu Hine. Mias Andrews, [the county. Thia board la composed ‘i?”'* Ui vertical rudder and a crude warping iscmsn »elfi*l> purposes would the ’effective. Brings thousands ■ noma MO aBco^aaaraaa. ... were 'Interests of the and the of good in and cashthe hark [Interest* lheliars people goodinto ;ianjcirculation? jn cash bock into circulations ■ —— Misses Greaser k>f the fviK/wui* following uwwrs; doctors; ruucr, Fuller. B­ ------ Bernice and ...... Marion vv .vuaw. jwi of ...n.uithe wings available for people con- J I name of the party for monetary I from hiding. and MUs MU* Randall. Grand Grand Rapids; Ranlda: lliott. nurterink aTf,. wu. ihuiu *. Hott, Rig terink, Hhiiiin* shilling and M Mcln_..r^ ...— ._i{ro,,ln8 flight. Airpocket* and atVem Brown'Ingham County County ends year with good bal-|Mtaa Cushman. Coldwater; Mias tyre. Muh.r.n iud i. pro-lroospheric disturbances were re-1 New*. ancc on hand according to report of Stuart. Sault 8te. Marie; Miss Hol­ SZl Md Jab " 0 04 |garded with awe and dread. Instru- [ SQ comb. Charlotte; Miss Schultd, St. Treasurer L F. Maus. AGO TODAY. January 17—Adult education Joseph; Mlu Peterron. Ludington; —------------------------------------------------- menu wen ewuuemlu worn Uun E»u to lune In nn Mias Lamb. Cadillac; Miss Patrick, A HAPPY NEW YEAR. [useless on these early craft because something like the Lansing fire, groups formed for night classes at Ionia; Miss Howe. Marshall; Miss Belmont. N. Y., next week, where he Hastings High school. A Happy New Year to our readers, it wok 100 per cent of a pliol'a time, news that you wanted very badly, January 24—C. K. & S- passenger Sibley, Au Gres; Miss Kidman. Miss missed by his many friend* here, We atocerely hope that the predlc-tio keep them balanced to the air. .service to be stopped on February Raison, Vermontville; Mr. Hunt, who. however, wish him success tn Grand Rapids;'Mr. Simmons. Kala- his profession. tion for a decided uptrend in con-1 Yet these frail machine* and the from TOlcM mu;t^iated ln February 7—County Agent Foster masoo; Mr. Wallace, Jonesville. H. J. Kenfleld and wife of Chicago, dltions during tl>e current year will ■ almost foolhardy courage and faith someway to the man who owns or , O. Chidester and wife, Fred Hotch­ materiallae and that everyone wlll of these pioneer pilot* have made [operatesthe broadcasting station, 'conducts meetings throughout the county relative to the Corn-Hog TWENTY YEARS AGO - — — TODAY. ----------- kiss. -----Celia Ensign H>lu and wowigc George and Mrs. B- — Matthews and Barnes and family spent Christmas k. .num fem b~.ni Uunton mmlm. ..rnnnutol .ihl.mm.nl contracts. <— .....— - Mr. -----—- — Governor Comstock decides to call I daughter Miss Marguerite, of Kala- with C. c. G. n Holbrook Mnihmnir and wife ™if» at ■» .possibe. If you cat, do thu and Imazoo Normal’ College, will spend !--------- -------------------- ■ -their farm In Rutland. K YEAR ENDS. ' ! of the early pilot*, men who at an insane desire in your heart to special sdulon of legislature. February H—Paul Cridier. who their Christmas vacation with Mr. Mrs. Florence Bowne of Allegan Well, one year has almost ended times were considered "cracked" by commit Mimething or other you ore lives near Middleville, fatally burned and Mrs. Roland McCreery of Lan­ has been spending a few days with and another is about to begin. What 1nK)re prosalc brethren, the I dinterl?1 what we are--sPrln8- after he had been suffocated in a sing. relatives and friends. wUl It bring? Conditions have been namea of on,^ Md wllbur Wright pOf 8 Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Walker of Ben­ shed covering a windmill water tank. Mra. E- Wright returned from an February 28—Construction begins ton Harbor and Mr. and Mra. C. W. extended visit among Van Buren so unsettled of late that even the [ out. Wilbur. In fact, even ALL ARE INDIVIDUALISTS. RUbridger of Jackson are the guests county friend* last week. most renowned ot business prophets । opened a training school and many[ Times have changed. Wealth Iim on Barry county fish rearing pond of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Risbrtdger for brought luxury. The average Amer- near Orangeville under sponsorship Rev. c. Sherwood of Waterford Is Vimve ___ _______ r_______ — it.have aolHrnn seldom made n <Y>rrt'et correct Cues? guess. ‘ o( pupn. ns ibecame famous ■in the 1lean to his average modern home,, of Barry County Rod and Gun Club, the holidays. visiting his son, Che*. Sherwood of Mrs. Donald D. Smith and daugh­ this city. Hastings City Bank building badhistory of aeronautical development. driving his low-priced car on condamaged by fire. Service resumed ters, Gertrude and Margaret, of 81. Miss Louise Nagler I* home from their mistakes, except to reiterate Although great strides have been crete highways, enjoys more real . Louis, Mo., came Friday to visit Has­ Ypsilanti and is spending the holi­ our belief that this country', with made tn the post thirty years, the luxury than did any ancient king or as usual next day. potentate. Even in the post twenty-1 March 7-Edwy C. Reid, editor of tings relatives during the holidays. days at Freeport. 1U great Internal market and nat­ final effect of that epic-making five years our Ideas regarding nec->Allc®*n Gazette for 63 years hon­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holly and Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Garn have ural resources, is so fundamentally flight over the sands at Kittyhawk easitles __ ..... ,__________ .... .have ___ _radically ....... Artd at toktlmnnial testimonial rtlnnrr dinner atli-nrte.1 attended son. Birdsall, arc visiting Mr. and gone to Gibsonburg. Ohio, to vialt and luxuries 'ored at Mrs. Bert Holly and other relatives relatives during the holidays. sound that it cannot be wrecked for has not been fully realized, possibly changed. We expect mart, We are 1by several local people. County Agent announces that 154 of Woodland. hurt when it is denied. long, even by the folly of its poli­ not even suspected. Burnette More of the M- A. C. is FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Does the answer to our discontent 1farmers have signed Corn-Hog con­ tical leaders. spending the holidays with Ills sister. The Misses Lizzie. Florence and He In contributions from the govern- 'tracts. IMMENSITY OF SPACE. March 14 -Democrat* and repub-1 Mrs. Albert Vedder and Miss Jennie Grace Hendershott with their cousin. ment—federal, state and county? ————— More. ‘ Mis* Clade, will spend the holiday Earth Dwellers who see matter all Or will we continue to progress and Mr. and Mrs. George Killer and week with their friend* in Kala­ Looking back over the past year. tround them in the form of forests prosper by dint of individual Initia­ Master C. J. Killer of Evart, Michi­ mazoo one is somewhat bewildered by the and meadows, hills and valleys, tive and individual effort? Many gan. are spending the week and over Married—At the residence of the todge podge of political thought buildings, etc. have a difficult time schemes and panaceas are being of­ Christmas with‘Mr. and Mrs. Jesse bride's parent*. Mr. and Mrs. fered. The Townsend plan Is a samrepresented in various state plat-' vo comprehend that in space mat­ pft. WiU the people of this country Charles McQueen, Middleville, by Townsend at "Oak Hill.” Mrs. A. M. Hall and son Frederic Rev. W. 8. Bugby. December 17. 1884, forms; such extremes, for example, ter is extremely scarce; more so for attempt to permanently adopt un­ NOT that which is of Belding came today to spend Mr. Frank D. Pratt of Irving and as tbe democratic platform of Sin- [example than 1* lhe amount of water sound measures? Or will they go to much is well, but clair in California, and the platform on the mast sun-parched desert yet (work with a will to work out their! that whtch is well salvation? . Supervised play at fair grounds dur-। Maus received I13.852.00 of school of either major party In Michigan. discovered. ling summer. v \ aid for county from state. is much. — Bishop Il is pertinent, we believe, to call ’ All people do not think aUke and In I Blate to send county 842.600 due. Payment of delinquent taxes proto the fact tliat President Imagine for example a desert 1.600 attention ] Hall. himself is an individualist.1 mile* in diameter, at the center of Roosevelt ' । thereby permitting road commission ceeds on encouraging fashion. Ito carry out year's program. , «.H clubs of county held successsocndly. It la perhaps true that the which 1* a lake 110 feet cross. Eight jMen who have figured prominently In the national picture the last two ■ j May 30—Boosters drive for coun-' ful fair at fair grounds. politieans with their ears to the miles in one direction lies a pool of . year — Rlchberg. Tugwcll. Moley, ^°Ul fUn<h achicves BOftl 81 September 5—Enrollment in Hasground have Riven in tills galaxy of water four feet across. Thirteen iexes. Ickes, Hopkins mopsins and ana the inc■ spectacular i#1 l-f25' . .to . ttngs city schools exceeds all records. platforms a summary of what their miles away in another direction °5n' Johnson-are all individual I B. A- Perry again named president Freshmen class largest In history of who have *hown strong disposition expert anal.-sls tells them the pco- •hnr- i. o tAT, [of lhe Barry County Rod and Gun'^-hool tlwre is a ten foot pool and one of, to carry oUl ^dividual the same size in a third direction at | ideas. We are looking to Individuals While it is trut that bftth in 1928 ( a distance of twenty miles. So it I to lead us. and 1934 candidates and parties1 goes, ( with the fourth pool, a small When the people of this country lies ns announce good slates of canand Auxiliary women. i ‘ , m plMjM u> -btotobu method.'lone | one „ lly five feet ,eroM A, start only ' ■ - '■ for < ■ dty offices. working out their individual dictates City council adopts budget of 831,-1, March 21—American Legion cele- 500 for coming year. fcat of Chttrllc Baldwin, local farm to rmemmem- IM emphmb. m IM .M ax> mile* salvations; when they quit looking helplessly and hopelessly to the brates it* 15th anniversary here. June 6—County road commission 'lad' ,wh^,*tartJcd the b*5®13811 world ttWM b.l~~ tome too vm, to m „k, -............................................ In memory of Ell Watt. Barry announces all Covert bonds to be re- nf*r,y °/ty year» MQre­ UK lhe buanem .ppe.l Mb- L, ,M AjUcIm spwsrtax i» tkla tai. nlasn colada county pioneer, an Interesting pag- tired by January 1. ords b8*' not ^ualed AiUclo* tppasrlBg in eldered toe beU «*e bwl. ITIv.te I „„ m ar«a ialactad for fa: thair ta.Tr lataraat tatareat sad aad da eant was held at Kellogg Camp, Eighty-nine seniors received dl-j®1110®rt nacaiMrUy car own nn?-.n C-‘.C"WUT rafraaanl ™ P1OC LftkC. buaneu « .ueeeulul end Ixaee.,^, m „u„ plomas at Commencement exercises. | September 19—Large enrollment p __________________________ March 26—City Librarian an­ Two hundred and fifty attended' in dty schools makes it necessary to 11 yrn bmumed tobt U toe mmnounces 57.568 books drawn during Alumni banquet with John Ketcham secure service* of another teacher. metood. could be e.rrted over toto k,nW government for aid; when they start the past year with branches • well as toastmaster. September 26—Freshman college «o.emmenl. efflelenl edm.nUle.-1 >ba,# g M showing some of the courage and de-1 patronized. Three hundred forty­ June 13—Memories of the Carter to open at Hastings High school. torn would be tonml I TO» taert wouM be »IbeMdlm, termination that is their heritage »cven new patrons reported. snake revived as Eric Norbert of I1UOctober 3—Four killed and two in­ from mkb their pioneer forefathers, uicn then :| April 4—Light vote -polled in coun- nois report* sighting sea serpent at But of late the strictly business ... . . .. . . I »»vu* uimiwr mrciamci*. • jured in an automobile crash be­ Dlatform has aivtn around to the Ulat no 8nlmal could cross it and of, things will start happening and na- tyGun lake. tween Nashville and Lake Odessa. platiorm has given ground to the lhe on only | Uonal probierns will be solved overCWA suspends all project*, Supervised play at fair grounds Central P. T. A. announces inter­ platform ot panacea* and reform*, b!rds erer Uvt ^inlghL i night. ! April Il-Large 11—Large audience sees begins for boys under supervision of esting comae of lectures for coming in many case, more gbrernmeat dUcover {he The government cannnot continue '' Procession' of Brides" in colorful Joseph Brozak. season. spending U stressed; to other in- we * * lhe Indefinitely to support its people no revue, I June 20—Federal drcult court af-. October 10-rCapadty audience atmore than an old ahe-wolf ■ olf can con-[ County School■ Commissioner ■,firm* district court tn McLravy vs. tends H. H. s. spotlight. ourt m i Maud Smith announces there will be, ‘ l*un and the small pools and ponds tittue indefinitely to suckle her ------------------------------------------------------------Ucular scheme, such as free coinage '* Decision of import- j Hastings commercial Club makes to be the planets, such a desert grown pupa. — Schuyler Marshall, no more eighth grade examinations ancc to every storekeeper. ’ annual color tour of county. Clinton County Republican-News. I for rural school pupil* tn order to of silver, is pul forth as desirable to , would furnish a fairly accurate pic­ June 27—Court house clock put in ( October 17—Capacity crowd ot I win their dlpMomas. ------------- ----hasten the return of "normalcy.” । ture of the relative insignificance COMPLACET/T INACTIVITY. I Supervisors in session, name Allan operation again by George Balch youngsters sees "Cinderella” aa preSuch a swing as this is probably ( and Nile Fancher with funds fur-1 rented to Central auditorium by Newton D. Baker, who was Sec-1 Hyde as chairman. . of matter In our solar system, the ni&hed by county offiSh*. Hastings civic Player* under dlfecInevitable even though not desirable. ( । earth being the third pool ten feet rotary of War under President I April 18—City waterworks despite County fish rearing ponds at Or- lion of L E. Barnett. The reverses suffered by business .across and twenty miles from the Woodrow Wilson, in a statement reduced rates shows a good profit, angev tile hearing completion. LayLarge crowd attends Wolverine have helped to destroy confidence [ the other day said that the serious' Local Commercial and Rotary out ideal for restocking takes. [ Beagle Club field trial* here. ' Ofcentral lake. To the creatures that part of the New Deal relief pro- clubs sponsor projects of supervised in business methods. This does not July 4—City with lhe assistance [ fleers pleased with game cover. Inhabited the pools, water would gram was that it is educating awn play for boys during vacation time, tof the Health Unit installs complete [Nearly 100 entries. ' mean, however, that good business doubtless seem to be the most many people to lose all initiative ■ April 25—Crowd of nearly 300 al­ t water testing labratory. | October 24—County budget calls practices when carried into govern­ abundant thing to the world, but to and to be perfectly satisfied to let tends Rod and Gtln Club dinner al* । Welfare board announce* one out ’ for 890.000 or 824.000 mure titan last ment. are any leas necessary than the government provide for, them. |Odd Fellow* hall. perwns to county ’year; increased coal of relief is cause. a thirsty bird winging its way across That fact has become pretty well' Doctors and dentists of county 'of eight J ----------------- 'receiving — they ever were before. Economy, Barry county to vote on local op­ the tremendous area* of waste land. recognized by all authorities, and plan to cooperate in pre-school dm-. -nnminA* „ sound financing, merit system in­ were it not a political game, that tea to be held throughout lhe coun-, , 2?nounc< °Ounty tion at November election. [ it would seem to be the scarcest. October 31—Hastings Rotary Club femure would «ouki have have been ton remedied remedied,: tv. e«u«U»d M »U«0. stead of spoils, scrupulous bookkeep­ feature ty. ‘' ~ But even so lhe concentration of Hickory Corners and' Middleville entertains the Rotary Anns, teacher* ing and living within one's income long before this. If the present staMay 3—Large crowds attend two the matter in our solar system lc mca and nurses ol Hastings. tus isevukujucu. continued,wlhe ideawvuia wouldprepre- performance* 1 performance*oiof -rne "The Virginian, Virginian." I announce plans for Centennial. are Just as much a foundation for Through good management Barry I11 b.have _ ___ __ .-J ... • r. , . ._ n, _ .. I Woodland Bank to pay dividendlarge in comparison to the space be- | a.ntl vail that a party to power will presented by .r Hastings Chic PlayAmerican government as they arc county's financial condition promises November 7—Early election re­ yond. Using the same scale as to provide for those who voted for । era in Central auditorium under dlto be good during next year even turn* show strong republican trend for any successful American, busi­ above, the nearest star would be rep- ‘1t'-FrJulk Br>“■ Ora,,d udBe In-Jrection of L. E- Barnett. ness. The more emphasis on thick; resented bv another take of water nt d'PMte'ffit. • Stale turns down Oomstock's, "in­ with the increase ''of delinquent in state. Hoffman. Vandenberg and Fitzgerald win. resentea bj another lake of »ater at ------------surrection bond bond’’ issue. issue Plan Plan swamped swamned panaceas, innation and quick cures, ..ru.Asurrection July 18—Thorn*pple Garden Club W HAT ADVERTISING DID. I untjer jn county 24 to 1. Large crowd attends Rod and Gun a distance of 4.800.000 miles away the more irresponsible the men who One man who had Ulen hold ol I crowd musical leaU- and Federated Women's dubs an­ Club banquet. Increase to member­ from the central pool Thus the orare pul In government [fcsittons will nounce a fine llsj; bf prizes for first ship for coming year Indicated. a rundown bualneu dolup and toldiby Wn.l 1W> mile tom tan, out to „v lm ’ Barn' county flower show. November 14—Chase 8. Osborn me crowd now advertising had.children under direction of MUa doubled his buslne-w ‘ ‘ be a veritable oasis In a desert so'doubled buslne-u durin* during a nercer- • Banks annoance service charges pleases large crowd at Brotherhood Historians on looking back over ivaat , Mary Ann CoUingt. , that the entire surface of the I tain year. compulsory under NRA. Father and Son banquet. the last few years may well dub this!( Forty-one boys take part in an­ Another man. who had nad charge1 July 25—Twenty-two candidates Majority against local option is earth would be but a minute par­ nual kite Hying contest held at period the era of boot-strap plat- , of the advertising of a large Country Club under supervision ot filed nominating petitions for coun­ only 556. ticle of dust on its parched surface. ty offices. November 21—Twenty-four chil­ concern through the past five bad county Scout organization. forms. Not that the actual quantity Of years, got up and said: "Advertising Continued drouth prompts city ot- dren in nursery school here. May 6—Four hundred boys and More than 878DOO to delinquent matter is small. The earth alone didn't double our business but to did girl* attend annual Achievement tidal* to caution cltteens about care­ SINCE KITTY HAWK. ful use of water. save it. ” What a tribute to the power contains six thousand billion billion Day of 4-H clubs at Methodist It wax only thirty-one years ago August 1—Ramfall during July November 28—Large crowd attend* of newspaper space!—Dick Baldwin church. tons and the sun contains 33 thou­ In Northville Record one-fourth what it was in July 1933. "Huckleberry Finn" at Central audi­ that a group clustered on the wind­ Clyde Wilcox, local florist, an­ 8Jx amendment* to be submitted at torium. senior play presented under swept beach of Klttyhawk. saw a frail sand times as much as the earth. nounces Interesting results in ex­ November election. direction of Albert Backer. These are certainly large quantities periment* concerning the effect of contraption of steel, cloth and wire August 8—Large crowds attend Board ot supervisors protest de­ from our point of view. Just aa the former royal palace In Potsdam. Ger., artificial light and heat on plant lift Itself from the ground under its revolves only once in a period of 400 .Centennial al Middleville and Hlck- mands of state tb raise 130,000 small deaert pond contained a large years. There's a clock to hold a growth. through bonding for welfare work. own poser and come safely to earth May 10—Dramatic Club of Has­ Quantity of water from the point of clock-watcher. High wind* do great damage in December 12—Civic Players pre­ again. This was the culmination of tings High school presents "Robin state. Loss in county small. view of the poUywog. but it is the sent "Lighlnin"' in central audi­ a aerie* of experiment* made by the The now famous McGuffey read­ Hood" under direction of Miss Ruin August 1^—Weird accident takes torium under direction of L. E. Bar­ Wright brother* and represented the vast empty spaces in between the ers were published continuously from Robson with a large crowd attend- five live* in croa*lng crash at Ver- nett. stars, great almost beyond compre­ 1836 to 1901. Attendance at clinic* for IX# mcmtyillc as waiting car is shunted first successful flight of a heavier Charles F. Parker not among vic­ hension, that makes matter relativeair craft, carrying B human being as The Lincoln Highway is 3,300 and pre-school children throughout onto tracks in path of approaching tims of Hotel Kerns tragedy as first train. . t. reported. than air craft, carrying a human county larger than during previous County cAfioera are “bearing down” Barry County Agricultural society connect* Atlantic City and Astoria. being a* passenger. on drunken driver*. School share of mill tax reduced August 33—Large crowds attend December 19—All Barry county and primary school fund to be 86.IXX) first Barry county flower sljow held Automobile tire wear is said to be school board members gueata at Ptne 17.^ oioT. 1 uaxry county newer stjow ncia Wright* themselves, full of faith perfectly Ml right and 100 per cent iureizimSn M ^ir «rounda »P««ored by Thwp- lake Camp Jo hegr Dean E. O. Malby 1 consistent with the "cnatomer ownin..,', •W1• O‘rt"' C““ “O of tiig Department at Education of May 33—Committees from Amen- women's ckt. 2.^ DM imagine a fraction of Um con- crahip" idea.—Rochc*ter-Tlmc*-Un- running at 40. NorthwfeUru university. can LBBiou. CoauuexQtai Club and awards made Local organization plan extensive Rotary Club completing plan* .forj August 39 — County Treasurer distribution of Christmas baskets. instructions in music. Mre. night operator at —Orm*< Bmj |>7, rroaputi Bright., , A Quotation M. Walldorff, who has been vtrit- or so. returned Tuesday. ' -------- -CtakMsck will, shortly duction program, the farmers at term expires, visit relatives America still continue to bo tho world's most efficient food producers. fort state" "Our fanners," ho said, "constitute MTI-WM Hffl ma mi mime (Continued from page one) cent of the world's tobacco, 20 per cent of it* rye and more than 13 per cent of a down other basic major agricultural commodities which are essential to human welfare and hap- "In spite of this efficiency Amer­ country to serve lhe need behind ican agriculture ha* suffered more lhe gun*. I would take a* the limit than 13 year* of continuous agricul­ tural depression. The gross farm of profit the index figures a* they stood when we made our declara­ Income declined from 817D00,000XXX) tion of war. I would say that in­ In 1919 to approximately 86,000,000, ­ dustry and finance should make 009 in 1933. Moro than 500.000 farmthat much money and not more, era In the united States have lost out of lhe war. I would have the title to their tomae through taw, man who labored tn support ot the foreclosure, bankruptcy and Uqua, war limited as Is the man who is datlon. "When we remember 30,000,000 called to the colors to fight. We peraons living on farms received for fighting" I would nothwitate 111 P" «nl *»««•• te­ at conscription for supporting the *? 1B‘ *tele they received lee* fighting, and I would have It to- uhan,e “b,1, Per.c«u • areally re­ dude capital, Industry, labor—all! 'd^cd national income to 1933, we ckh understand what the depression Denounced Cost-Plus. ha* done for rural people. ' "It wa* a startling eUtement, | ”te 1776 it took the labor of more coming at that time,” Mr. Smith । than 90 of every 100 people in the continued. "It represented a high country to feed themselves and the quality of courage—inasmuch as the fcw People then living in town*, one subject of draft for soldiering wa* hundred and fifty year* later. 30 new and adventurous. Senator persons to the country fed themTownscnd coupled with hla «t*te- wives and 70 people living in cltiee, ment a very earnest warning as to villages and towns, and at the same the wastes of the cost-plus method time produced a surplus which ha* of building our camps and making challenged the stability of our our war preparation*. He said this economic structure. was putting at a dlsadvantgc the; "Thus the ability of the American men who served tn arms, and it farmer to produce abundantly to would be building a terrific and feed and clothe himself and all unnecessary debt burden for the those who live under our flag is a country. ', primary -------- *factor —*“ ‘---------—'-----------in our -*■ development, the-----------whole,” — said Mr.. Taber, "So the understanding of the' w». “On ----------- — .— need for profits-HmllaUon to time/'the agricultural picture 1* encourof war. and the suggestion that such aging. Farm conditions have 1mllmltatlon be applied, is not new.' proved during the last year. The —J “ -*— —‘---------------- - — । farmers look forward to 1035 with Washington; it was laid down in ■ more assurance than in any previous Battle Creek almost twenty years year to a decade. While the flight ago, in aa earnest a statement of for equality and price parity la far from won, agriculture's leadership here, by a* courageous a statesman must not be modest in demanding as I have known—Senator Town­ [ their own right*, because we cannot । benefit the farmers without benefltsand. • Ing those in every other walk ot Could Have Saved Half. "I liappcned to be placed in pool- j We.” tion to learn, afterward, of the ac- j rix>VERDAI E. curacy of Senator Townsend's fore­ cast." Mr. Smith continued. "It had I, Loc^^1 WJ fallen to my kA to rerve a* chairaccnunt ot man of the council of National DeLccitatadts health. fense. In that capacity I was ’ Rfv Krln» wcnl to Mon­ shown some of lhe records of the day spcnd Chrlstma* with his building of Camp Custer, al the ptt55nu' conclusion of lhe work, by the , Mr»■ 0- J .Cy»« °< Burbank. Cafirolonel in charge of the government auditing. Il was a natural con- trover Davenport family. elusion from those figures, and lhe ._?ae*jCTl!l*y_wty>,haj,be*.n8LAl,n conclusion of expert analysis—that If there had been a control on pro­ count of an infection of the arm. re­ fiteering. such as Senator Townsend turned home Wednesday. He Is get­ Jiad InsUted would be necessary. ting along fine. The cantali. "Good Will to Men" Camp Custer could have been built given al the church Bunday night was very well attended and enjoyed it really was built. "In that terrific outlay of money by all. Mra. W. D. Brook* deserves for the defense of the country, with credit for the success of the cantata, no such limit on profits made, as time and hard work are needed to Senator Townsend had said in the Brook* being instructor of that tracted in public debt that might h*-Therenua*'ull another narttanl.r The achO0' Pro«r»m B‘ven at to which icrent credits arc claimed ahCB^lraM^i^cenl8^J1lCr^rr^ for propoaab actually made and j movement* Hjimraton* instruction movement* started started hark back in in ftanatzw Senator undPr Townsend's time." Mr. Smith con­ was good. Sant* Claus appeared on [the scene at the close of the pro­ tinued. "There 1* much talk now gram and handed out gift* and box­ about the promotion of the St. ' Lawrence waterway. It was some es ' ot candy to the children. 15 years ago that Townsend of Et>WORTH LEAGUE. Michigan Introduced the Townsend The Epworth League of the Meth­ bill for the creation of the St. Law­ odist church met at the church rence waterway and sought vainly to have It passed. The recognition Stuart Edmonds, devotional leader, of hla leadership In that movement afterward mod. to Pmdrfent I led ,ea in 1,1 song Mn» and ana prayer, P™*"- and *lla DoroHarding in the appointment of Sen­ kin gave a short talk on Christmas ator Townsend as member of the carols, after which we practiced international Joint commission on carol* for Monday night. the waterway1 ."—Enquirer-News. On Mnnday evening we sang Christmas carols al the homes.of "Is that all the work you can do the sick and old people of tho in an hour. Bam?" the hardware church. For next Sunday evening Virginia merchant asked his new cleaning Boyes has charge of devotions and "Well, sah. I dua&ay I could do mo' Sopha Wallace of the discussion of "Epworth Leagues Around the —but I nevah was one for stow­ in' off.” World.” We Extend Best Wishes . • For a . Happy and Prosperous New Year Accept Our Thanks for theFavors of 1934. �Donald Joy of Detroit to spending'up AND MRS WALTER ^Christmas reaton with J10me “^ESMA^RIED 50 Yf , m,,„. „nulu„ Social Events and Personal Mention «*»» nanon. MARRIED 50 YRS.Lj.'rc, Sumner Myer* to home from tbe University for the Christtna* vaca- JRelatives an'd Friend* Help Henry Houviner and two AUdren Uco. Them Celebrate at Their Bunday with a Christmas tm and Thank You for Your Patronage In The Past Year, To Home on Ohriotma. Mr. and Mra. Earl Paton and fam- । Ed. Tyden and MUs Tillie Tyden g”? «'J“*L» of Mra. Rose Bishop Kuhn Is home from Ann Arter for the holidays. ily <of Charlotte spent uuiuxmu Christmas axe are aptnuuig spending unnsimas Christmas m in cmcago. Chicago Tr 5*°. -. - — '■■ uy m uuam»«< “^77. . — . . .■ bfr. and Mrs. Waiter Ickes, of Bal- ‘ ‘ ' ,nd Mr3 VanBuskirk spent tlmore, celebrated lhe 50th annlver- Houviner of Band Lake. Tbo*epreaMis* Ruth Robson to spending her with Mr. and Mra Allan McDonald' Harold Pelham of New York is o< the Battle Creek road. spending the holidays at the Mrs D. chrt*tmi“ with relative* al Kala- sary of their wedding at their home ent were. Archie Houviner and famvacation at her home in Jackson. Chrtstma* guests of Mr and Mrs 8. Goodyear home . .. . ... J t !on Christmas day. Friend* and rel- Uy of Burlington, L. D. and wife of Miss Helen Merten to spending her Horner Smith wweltt. and Mr*. Or- | Mr. and Mra. Jcoeph DeRulter and' MUs Maxine Wunderlich U home aUvea came to congratulate them on ek l*y Smith, Homer Bates, and Mr daughter spent Christmas with their frosn lhc B«'Blng schools for holl- that happy event. « day week. : ur hnm 74 vmf. PrairievUle, Mary of Sand Lake. MJ** Lena Leiter left Friday for and Mra. Harold Smith and sons of parents in Holland. **" ’**■----------' Mira ------Norma’s —Ureter of Lansing ' Wm. Schader. who to “‘Ending neurthe home where he now er home in Buchanan for lhe holi- Irving townsiup. spent Chrtetmas wiTher ^nta. FerrU InsUtuta to spending lhe boll- Mr* Rk« wa* born in Canada « Jg, Te ^^inX TStl£f Earl Wareham. of Detroit. Perry day* here. yr>rs Her family moved to Bal' Mias Esther Doty 1* spending her Wareham. of Lansing, and Gay Jor­ Mr. and Mra. H. Streeter. Mr* John McElwalw of Lansing Is Mrs- J c F*nne» a'111 children tlmore when she wa* a child. Both in^i holiday vacation at her home in dan. of Flushing. N. Y-, will spend spending the holiday season with w,th her ”arcnU at attended lhe district school for the ^^JnjSldtoSrt^S afte?Athena. ti>e holidays at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Jason McElwain. . EUJ,Rap*f1*_„ m „ «ntlrc el»hl Th’? **ve “$to££^oSedaughtar PaSMiss Dixabeth Finch went Friday Mra. Kellar stem. Mr. and Mn. Jack Sparks of DeMri- CttrT011 McOuffln is spand- daughter, Mr*. Archie Heratngten. of to her home in Kokomo, Ind., for Mr. and Mra. George Briggs of De­ IM. «r. CTrbunu guests of »I her ln (f>« “JtTl? ’’™"!;. h" parent* P"™" Battle «•“*• Creek. ’....w n’^ —, JT “a Se the holidays. were Christmas 8 the holidays with her . troit are spending a few days at the troll Illinois. Ickes, icKes. died mea a year ago ago. Mr. Mr Ickes icxes MLs* Gertrude Bentley of Kalama- Kellar Stem home. The gusata of parents, Mr. and Mrs c. F. Angell, i ul* Havannah. uiuiuu. JC,e* .. t!=» wa* had with a bountiful dlnMr. and Mra. Richard Loppenthton Mr. and MYa Ermont Newton and ‘ ------ has two brother*. Willard “ ‘ and*Oliver. too spent chrtotma* with Mr. and their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. • net and old Banta remembered each Ellsworth spent Christmas with Mr. ,nd tUQ81'ter spent Christmas with Mrs. Wilbur Lan*. one in the family with a present. Mr. Mis* Ellen Leonard came home on Miss Lois Severance, of Bturgls, and Mra Uwls Stolle In Kalamaxoo. «>aUve* at Ludington and Mra. P. J. Houviner remained The Misses and Vivian Bid-1. Mr Mr* 8wn .. Nadu °r ..... char' SON OF MR. ANB MRS. Wednesday from M. 8. C- for the and Miss Beulah Severance, of Oxmwaca Dori* «>>□ vivian ma—- — WARREN CARTER WEDS, over Sunday night with theta- ton. i. of Battle n-..,- Creek *__ . spent, Chrtatmas . . InrtA ford, daughters of the Rev. and Mrs. die lo^ were C-HHatmaa Christmas onMta guest* of Vfr Mr. holiday vacation The following aqg>unt of the wed- Jay and family near Prairieville, goMiss Marjorie Stebbins and Thom­ Lemuel severance, returned to Has- with their mother. Mra. Effle Biddle. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Everhart en- I Mn* Winifred Pryor and sjn John ding of Clare Franklin Carter and ln« by U»e way of Hasting*, where as Stebbins are home from Ann Ar- ting* yesterday for the holidays. Miss Mary Elizabeth Grant, the for- they called on their brother. Isaac tbor for the holiday*. Mias Virginia Pott*, daughter of tertalned Mr. and Mra. William Bol- iof were guest* yesterday of mer son of National Bank Cashier. Houviner, who has been a very und ^,rs Kobert Cook. Mra. Phyllis Reynolds of Ann Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potts, an-lv- lock and daughters of Lowell ChristI DrMrs Clifford Brainard Warren Carter and Mrs. Carter of patient sufferer for the past several Arbor is the guest of Mr. and Mra. ed home Saturday from New York mas. Roy Cordes during vacation. City where ahe 1* studying music Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Townsend and ,an“ Anne and Charles visited Mr. 502 8. Jefferson, will be ot interest to months. friends of the latter here. It I* tak- , Rex Water* and wife and Mrs. C1*r\c Sunday. Mr. and MTs A. B Trale. of Kal- at the Jullllard Institute of Musical family spent Christmas with Mr. and innd Mrs Mrs. Thomas Gammage of Grand I Misses Helen Wooton and Ada en from the Saginaw Sunday News. Mary Waters spent Sunday with Mr. amasoo, will visit Dr. and Mra. Ken- Arts. With only members of the 1m- and Mrs George Lclnaar and Dr and Mrs DePOrxest Walton Rapids. , Michael of Detroit are spending the Ith McIntyre Christmas day. mediate families present, but with daughter. Josephine, the occasion Mis* Eleanor Miller of Binning-; holidays with Hastings relatives. Mias Doris Gamble of Jackson Is and Mra. Walton * mother. Mr*. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ^Charles George Potter, of Mulliken, are ham is spending live Christmas Ivoli-1 Dr and Mrs. Glen Smith of Grand a hundred or more relatives and being Josephine's seventh birthday, spending the holiday, with Mra day* with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Jtapids were the guests of Mr. ufid friends present for the reception We missed Mr. and Mr*. Ike Letnaar Barnes during the holidays. that took place afterwards, MUs who were unable to be there on ac[Mr3- John °ver Christmas, Mis* Mabel Bisson left Friday for Walton’* sister. Mra. T. M. Clay. George Miller. Mrs. Esther White left Saturday • Mrs. Clare Eash Is spending this Mary Elizabeth Grant and Clare count of Icy road*. Coal Center, Pa , for a visit with Mr. of Saline. ooUtoon atMr. and Mrs. L. E. Barnett will to spend Christ mm with her husMr. and Mrs. Keith Dan- Franklin Carter were married last I Mr and Mrg evenlng al the home of the bride s tended the funeral of their uncle, Miss Helm Jean tdmbie Is home iuie.-taln Mr, Barnett's father. Dr. band. George White, at Charleston.'lela while Clare Eash Is ot Pennock BARRY VILLE. mother. Mra. George Grant. Jr.. 320 John porter. whlch was held at from the Frances Shlmer school. Ml.1 George Barnett, of Ishpeming, and West Virginia. (hospital. Plainwell Sunday afternoon. hi. uIkU, of Mr. and Mra. Don Schlllemcna of I Gardner Chidester of Madison. North Washington avenue. Morris, ill., for the holidays. hi* brothera, Stable, Stahley B Barnett. of Mr. and Mra Geiger of the Strik­ Dwight Fisher, Robert Field and Green Bay. Wto., and Mr. and Mrs. New York City were Christmas Wisconsin, 1* spending several days M'“ borrenc Colton .pent FM- er district were Sunday guests of Ian Ironside arc home from Albion Kenneth Barnett and son of Detroit, guests -of lUs parents. Mr. and Mrs. w,.u’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Atm » "ay “W1 wlu> L““to O.lnto «nd .7;. 27m thc wlth Mr a,ld *<”• Bert Agnes Poster of Hastings was a gurau who enXsyed a Chrtotma* dinRichard SchUJeman. .Chidester. ■ college for the holiday recess. on Christmas day. -------Mr. and Mra. R J. McCreery were Mr. and Mra. Eiwyn Daniels enternu. and Mr nuu Mra. «■.. o8. u. J. Arner aiuct and unu >:. —— ——-— ——------------- . —AtUMM lhe CtaUlm*. week end guest there. by her two younger sister*. Kelloce school Verne Wilcox and Mtam Charlotte Christmas guests of Mr. and Mr*. tained their children and grandchil- daughter. Marcia.' were Christmas troll, is spending holiday week wlln panted Everyone enjoyed the Christmas «cnooi. Frank and Virginia Wilcox of Dowling dren. at a Christmas dinner on Sun- guesta o7 Mr.’ and MnT’ Robert llrr parents. Dr. and Mrs ^■ ”‘- M1m Katrina and Mi** Jean Anne. |trw al L. L. Bensley of Traverse City. and Mr. Carter and George Grant Mr. and Mra. Robert Louden have tree and program at the church netcher and family of Osldwater. Ooldwater. iCarrolhera. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lockton will day. Out of town guests were, Mr. Fletcher Sunday evening. III entered the living room of the been entertaining Mr. and Mra. Will Mr. and Mr.. Mra. Gleaner Dogs Dage v> of Hv>Hol- j Mto* of lhe Uni verspend the Christmas Iroliday* with and Mra. Lewis Daniels and family Mr. —— Yvonne - - —— Trego — . heme, where Rev. Thornton B. PwRobertson of Battle Creek the past Mrs. Lockton's parents Ln Detroit. and Mr. and Mr*. Leslie Daniel* and land spent Christmas with Mr. and ;*lty hospital, Ann Arbor is spend.ng consin, and Mrs. Louise Lathrop of that the bicycle is coming bosk. Mias Eleanor Dunn and Gordon family of Carlton township and Mr. Mra cote Newton. Lowell Teeter of j Christmas with her mother, Mrs. field. Jr., pastor of Flrat Congrega- w**ktlonal church, read the service. I The many friend* at Ray Parken Penton came Saturday night to the But who will furnish the delightful Boyer of Kalamazoo spent Sunday and Mrs. Elll* Daniels ot the Green Caledonia was also a guest there. jRcsc Trego. sandy rrti.1l roads ttirotiaVi through which «-.'r.|1<,« cyclist* home a of/ Mr. and Iffr« Mrs. Will Will WoH. Hyde »n to ' unfit Wear* Mother’s Gown. are glad to hear be I* some better hnm. lake road. • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jelll* of ] Mr. and Mra. Leon Bauer and with Mr. and Mra. Homer Smith. The wedding took place before the after suffering a stroke a few weeks slay till after Christmas. Other a generation ago used to toll, sweat Mr. and Mr*. Q. W. Sheffield en- Flint. Mr. and Mn. Don Kelley and George spent Tuesday with her sisMr. end Mrs. William Barnard of guests who enjoyed a six o'clock din­ Grand Rapid.* spent Sunday with his tcrtalned twelve guest* al a family family of Detroit were Christmas ’ tai' and husband. Mr. and Mra. Fred bay window of the room. Wrought ago. Iron candelabra with lighted catheand Mrs Galnder and ner at their home Bunday evening sister. Mrs. Harold Christiansen. dinner Christmas day. Their son, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stewurt Kcl-1 Post, at Ionia. I ** Mr Mrs. Frank Horton of Los Angeles. Winston, student of Battle Creek ley. ’ and Mrs. James Bristol and dral candle* and Southern smfiax Lucille entertained Mr. and Mra. La- were Dr and Mrs. Morgan Skinner Accordlng to a tannto groundsman, Cal . is visiting Hastings relatives college, is home for the Christmas Dr. and- Mrs. Charles McIntyre. 'Stephen and Mrs Geo. Stawson and California peppers formed a vern 8hfdd and famlly of Qalesburg of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Louis “ ­ Hyde of South Lyon*. Edward Shoe­ much more quickly than man. And I Christmas day. |jr„ of Ann Arbor spent Christmas .-'•Pent Christmas with Mrs. James bower for the bridal party. and will remain until after Christ­ holidays. mas. This room ana the enure home Mr and Mr> An Collison will maker and Miss Gay Skinner of yet, judging by the photographs Mr. and Mr*. T. 8. Baird enter­ with their parents. Dr. and Mra. C. Sweet near Bonfield. Mr. and Mra W. N. Chidester went tained with a Christmas dinner 8. McIntyre and Mr. and Mr*. J. W. L Mr. and Mr* Leon Tolhrust and was decorated with smilax, and hpend Christmas day in Hastings Grand Rapids. tbe press, they spend very UtUe U to St, Johns Sunday to spend Christ­ Tuesday. The following were out of Armbruster. Lfillan and Pauline of Marshall. mistletoe, and lighted with candle*. wlth Uw ialter'* sister-in-law. Kenneth Wilcox of Kalamazoo and mas with the Rev. and Mra. W. N- town guests: Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mr. and Mra. H. E. Rising enter- .were Chrlstma.-; guests of Mr. and Wearing the wedding gown of Chidester. .. Cleveland of Port Huron and Mr lalned Mr and Mra. Walter Durkee Mrs. George Tolhrust. her mother, a dress of heavy Ivory ' and Mrs. Parker O. Pennington of and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Scudder. satin fashioned with a yoke of rose spending Christmas with Mr. and Detroit. Blake Rising and son of Woodland Mildred Scudder and Charles Wilke* pointe lace and embroidery of pearl, Mra. Marlon Hodgson of Charleston, I spent Christmas Day with Mr. and and with her mother's wedding veil Mr. and Mr* Wm. McKntght and Christmas. West Virginia. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Eggleston en- Mrs. S. Wilkes in Battle Creek. of net edged with Duchess lace, family of Wilmette. Illinois came Miss Charlotte Lake of Lansing Monday to spend until Wednesday lertalned Mr. and Mr* William I Mrs. Wayne Merrick and Winston bound to her head with a tiara of. was the Christmas guest of Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKntght. Eklgleston of Litchfield and Elmer1 went to South Haven Friday and orange blossoms. Mis* Grant was a Mra. D. L- Christian and Mr. and Dr. and Mra, Finnle and family of and Ml** Lena Warren of Sunfield . Miss Margaret Merrick accompanied lovely bride. Her bridal bouquet wis I them home to spend two weeks. Mra. Walter Lake. of tea rasas and white chrysanthe­ Woodland and Mrs. Finnle of Louis- Christmas day. Mr. and4 •* Mrs. Mrs. Mary Angus of Rockford, mums arranged with ribbon stream­ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush of Kal­ vllte, Kentucky, were dinner guests **“ Forrest B. Lane and amazoo spent Monday and Christ­ Christmas day. children spent Christmas with Dr Illinois, is spending the. holidays er* into which white sweetpeas were and Mrs. Hay at Saranac. Rev. J. I »1tl» her mother, Mrs. Striker, at tied- George Grant XII. brother of. mas day with Mr. and Mr*. Warren Mrs. Rnse Klawitter of Battle Roush and family. K. Clark of Belmont. Ontario, wa* the home of Mr. and Mrs Edgar the bride, was best man. ■V-Z Md’S'H. <o Only a few minutes after the cere-1 also a guest in thaUhome. | Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Adair, Mr. and I Mr and Mrs. Chas. Potta had as many, friend* of Mra. Grant and the ; Mrs. Harry Young and Mr. and Mrs., Christmas day gusata. Mr. and Mrs. young jOrenla, informally invited to| l“” |der Cortright of Lacey were Christ­ C. H. Young of Hasting* were Clarence DcPlanta. Mr. and Mrs. an “(Jen house" to welcome home ! Attorney and Mrs. A. D. McDonald mas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbcrt Christmas dinner guejta of Mr. and Edward Swift and Mr. Ed. Carpenter from School Miss Katrina and Mr. ,Mrs. H. L. Steiger of Lansing. 'of Grand Rapid*. ' Grant, began arriving, and were and family left for Port Huron Sat­ Cortright and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyes enterMr. and Mis. Rupert Can-others greeted with the news of the mar- ■ urday where they were Christmas Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Matthew^ and guests of Ixr parents. Mr. and Mra. family will attend a family dinner tained Mr. and Mra. George Van and Miss Mary Daniels of Grand riage. During the reception, buffet sup­ Tifilln and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rapids were members of a family Fred F. Feud. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. WilVan Tifilln of Lake Odessa oi-d Mr., gathering at the home of Mrs. Anna per wa* served. The dining room, Mrs. Frank Spcnsley of Gallen vislighted by candles on the table and sideboard, was attractive with a bowl I “,s“-■» - 3 of tea roses, freezla and white chrys- i anthemums American beauty­ Christmas. and family and Ed. Bump, । law and daughter. Mr. and Mra. Carl guests were Charlie Dawson and roses and poinsettas gave a holiday; Mra. Lemuel Severance will spend Christmas gueste at the James Wesplnter, jr. of Detroit. Mr and family of Ann Arbor. atmosphere to the event. Christmas at the home of her Gilmer oilmcr home were Mr. and Mra. Ur Mr*. Ca-1 nari Wesnlnler wnninter Sr Rr were wbre also Dr and Mrs. Lathrop had as Sun Sun-­ Dr. Mrs. Carter, who Js a provisional daughter. Mrs. Frank LeMaster, of Burr Clarite and family of Holland. Bue,<. ' ‘’ day guests. Dr. and Mrs. R. F- Webb member of Junior League, attended । Detroit. She will remain for a few Mr. *nd Mr*. Bernard O ConneU and " Mr and M„ Wai|ace Osborn en- of Grand Rapids, and Miss Olive lhe Bishop school at La Jolla, Calif. | weeks'VU11. MB «I BaUle Cieek Me and , ,,mUs. ataer Lathrop of pelroit. the latter re­ and Miss Madeira's school at Wash- ] The Misses Eileen Lsenhath, Eve- Floyd Van Kukcr of Belding. Mr. cllriunuia d«y. dut of town guests maining for Christmas. ington. D. C-. before going to Bryn 1 lyn Johnson. Emma Chandler and and MTs Deward Gilmer and family belng Mr*. Betty Osborn Caine of Miss Katherine Giddings of Au­ Mawr college, where she received her Irene Jones, who are attending W j of Detroit, Mr. and Mr*. Maynel OU- Orind Rapids, and Miss Gertrude gusta. Miss Beatrice Giddings, of bachelor of art* degree. Mr. Carter, Battle Creek and Mrs. viola Pious who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. War­ 8. T. C. at Kalamazoo, are spending mer of Rutland township and Mr. BCnney of Kalamazoo. the holidays here. and Mr*. C- R. Gladstone and family. ( Mr Mr, Burr Van Houten en. of Grand Rapids spent Christmas ren E Carter of Hasttngs. formerly of Bay City, was graduated from the -|t«rtatned with a family dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Giddings. law sdiool and literary college of the Christmas day. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mra. Chester Bang­ had as Christmas guests. Dr. and University of Michigan. He 1* a, hart of Delton and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harris Woodbume of Detroit,; member of the firm ot Kendrick at Dr. and Mrs. Ross Lethbridge of Kendrick. Saginaw attorneys. Mason Norwood ol Kalamazoo. After a short wedding trip. Mr. Mr. and Mra. Roman Feldpausch Mason and Dr. and Mra. Fisher. Prank and Lettie Gam spent qjid Mrs. Carter will make their entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles j Parker rarxer of oi Middli.'ville. Miuairvuic, Hafold naroiu and aim Christmas day with their brothef home at 320 North Washington. ’Charles Parker of Ann Arbor. Mr. and family. C- D. Gam at Grand and Mrs G. Feldpausch and Mr. and Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Garn, hono4 MISS hunter. of Battle Creek were guests of the Mra. William Thoma* Christmas. Miss Frances Hunter was honor । Dr- and Mrs. Jack HoUister. Jr., of former over Sunday. guest last Friday evening at a mis­ Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clement and cellaneous sliower given by the com: Gladstone ■ and family of Grand family of Belding came Saturday to blifrd chairs In the Congregational Rapids and ttr. and Mrs. C. R spend the week end and Christmas church parlor*. It followed a regu­ Gladstone spent Christmas with with Mr and Mr*. Will Shulters, Mr. lar practice of the choir and was a Mra. W. N- Gladstone. and Mrs. Don Sledge who have been complete surprise to Mis* Hunter. Mighty little to pay for so Mr. and Mrs. Cranston Wilcox of their guest* lor two weeks returning A committee had prepared tables mush STYLE, wear and Ann Arbor arc spending Christmas with them. for the delicious luncheon and when week with their parents. Mr. and FINE GRANULATED comfort—Extraordinary the practice was over they all went down. At the close of the lunch a Values 1 Clyde Wilcox. Robert Field, student WEST ORANGEVILLE AND EAST GUN MARSH. table loaded with beautiful gifts was of Albion college 1* also home for the carried in and placed in front of Styles Formal, Semi-Formal, Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Buffenbcrger the guest of honor. 100 lb. bag *4.79 Made from tine material*, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houston and and w Mr*. „. w 8.. „. A- ... McCafferty — left here On Saturday evening Mrs. Harry Street and Party Frocks — family of Dearborn, Mr. and Mrs. on Thursday for Kenton. Ohio. Conant entertained for Miss Hunter manufacture™ that hav< Mild Michigan John C. Ketcham, Jr., of Grand where they will spend Christmas with a bathroom shower. The guests made from all wool fabrics, reputation aa to rtyle, fit i Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs. E. C, (with their friend* and relatives. silk, flat crepe, georgette* workmanship. Freport or Middlavillo Sackrider of East Lansing will be I There was the usual program and had been informed that the new bath room would be yellow and here for a family gathering at the .Christmas tree at the Orangeville black so all the gifts carried out the and Silk Print*. Size* 14 to We carry Smockg and Houm J. C. Ketcham home on Sunday, schoolhouse. R was well attended by color scheme. Bath towels, guest 40 and stout*, 40 to 52. Mra. Kellar Sl«n left for and r pupils and all ima. rvont ukui niv Saturday ou.u.wo; iv .j |. the .... parents , ----- - -----■ -----towels, bath mats. etc., were among .... . ... Iva Chrlitnuwspirlt. rl ■ I n’ u a.srllvtf Half'rises, stouts, to Bt. Louis for a few weeks ’ slay at, seemed In to enjoy, the the gifts. A dainty luncheon was Dress and Sport Skirta, great the home of her son and daugtitet-1 Miss Ethel Reed and Clarence served.—Rockford Register. 52'/^, in better quality in-law. Mr. and-Mra. Cheater Stem. ' Johncox were in Kalamazoo on Frivalues at $2.86. prints, also regular rises, 14 i the latter having undergone a major day last week. GRIGSBY—HAINES. to 46, in broadcloth, foulard* wht-h she ,.h«* Mr and Hlld Mrs. MTV C. E. E VanEtt and 3110 Mr. Ofieration last week from which Short Jackets in plush are A pretty weduing ceremony was and dimities. Price* is reported to be making a satisfac­ son LaVem were Kslamaxco Christ­ performed In the parsonage of the $3.88. mas shoppers Saturday. tory recovery. Presbyterian church of Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Rhenbln Reed and Michigan, on Saturday afternoon at Rev. and Mra M. W. Jones had as Girin* Wash DreMM, aisM B Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Merchant four o'clock when Mr. Clare A. Christmas guests her father. MrGrigsby of Richtand and Mra. Louise i Herbert Chamberlain. Mr. and Mrs- were at Allegan Saturday. Mrs. George Bradshay Sr., was Haines of Kalamazoo were united in Bargain, in Cartor1. Und.rFart Wool Blankets, 70x80 in Else. Frank Huxtable and sons and Mr. taken to the Pennock hospital Sun­ marriage,by Rev. John Kitchlng. Block Ptald Blanket,, double, Tender Meaty Rib* and Mra. Donald Allerton of Lan­ day evening. Mr*. Bradshay ha* been They were attended by Miss Maysing. Their eon. W. M. Jr., a student dren. in poor health and confined to her belle Hart of Shults. The bride wore Cat from Chicago Boel 2 lb*. at Ann Arbor, to spendin* the holi­ bed for some time. Snug-fit Pajama* and Got a gown of brown satin with green day vacation at the parsonage. iw. in al! aiaes. accessories and carried a wedding Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Clarke and bouquet of ophella rose*. daughter. Kathryn, spent Christ­ CARLTON CENTER. Balbriggan Pajamae »" Ihl, lol of «»., near, (A AA Dklwry Brand j lb. sliced The bride and bridegroom started mas with Mr. and Mra. E. J. HuflThe Christmas program given by blank*!* at only man at Grand Rapids. Mr. and the Carlton Center school was very on a trip to California where they Tvi tili raveralNe Rayon Mra. John C. Nichols ot Los Ange- much enjoyed by a targe audience. will spend the winter months after­ ward* returning to take up their blankets, part Stt QQ [ lc*. California, and two daughters UaakeU. M1M at .. The Carlton L. A. 8. will be enter­ wooL at .... W.OU .are gurnta tlicre for a short Utne. ar­ tained the second Thursday In Jan­ residence tn Kalamazoo. Michigan. ' riving Bunday on a motor trip from uary for dinner at tho home ot Mr. BEL8ON—CRAVEN. and Mrs. Cleon Landon. All arc Ross Belton and Miss Myrtle Cra­ I Callers at Mr. and Mra. Keith cordially invited. ven both of shult*. were united In Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney and marriage Tuesday evening. Dec. 18. Daniels Sunday were: Mr. and Mra. son were guests Bunday of Mr. and by the Rev. A. L. Howlett at hb Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sckulz ‘Mra Don Karcher of near Freeport, Freeport. residence in the first ward. and Mr. and Mra Frank Martin of | Lyle Todd of Mio, northern MichMin Perkins seems to be the first Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. George Igan, visited relatives here part of Secretary of Labor we have had In Heller, Dorothy antf Virginia of Dut- f last week. too. Mr. and Mr*. V. L. Wolcott, Ed. Henney of neur Freeport vls- some time who can titink up ideas Robert Reigler and MtogJxmlM Wol- I tad at the humra at Ralph and Fred for putting men to wozk. Women al­ coll of Charlotte. k ' Henney during the pu^t week. ways have been good at that. And to Wish You Much Success and Happiness In the New Year. T. S. Baird Clothing & Shoes for Mm Boys HASTINGS Start the New Year In a CINDERELLA Dress and Coat Avail yourself of the Coat Sale at !sr - ---- FRANDSEN’S STORE Prices greatly reduced. I 5^® and 20^ Off on all Coats. It’s a great saving, as prices are lower than any place we know of. Come early, as the best ’values go first. Silk and Wool New Year’s Greetings FROCKS $6§8 Low Prices for Friday Saturday, Dec. 28-29 SUGAR 10 Tubfash Wash Dresses 49c u. 19c ib. Me CHEESE BUTTER COFFEE SPECIALS TOWN TALK BRAND WHITE HOUSE BLISS, Vacuum Pack 3 iu 59c w 25c a- 27c MEAT SPECIALS Beef Ribs Beef Steak Beef Roast Bacon ' 3 »>•■ 23c 29c Uc 15c NASHUA BLANKETS I CALL FOR YOUR t»3S CALENDAR *1.69 HINMANY FRANDSEN’S We Deliver EXCLUSIV E Telephone 2491 BUT NOT HASTINGS, MICH. EXP �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER U, 1134 WANTS^2ITRIGIC RESULTS 'cathedral of La P.z I. Finished After Century |Vern Brown Explains .Costly Election Re-COUntJvcry ot J gave the talk to "Old Timers,'' as they are called and selections by the harmonica band were enjoyed. aad and very painful accident and the absence of aix member* who ■ A century ------------of « effort culminated iin R ,----------------------------------------------------------—;—-—. . —------------- — on Monday morning. He wm help- I'are away for the winter, only aixilk. niwMlon or 1W C.u.rfn.1 .1 j <O»U°««1 tnm Pw» on.) ,ing on a corn shredder at lhe home teen members and four visitors were THAN 35c. ortei^dby’Ma’r I maaterad control of the I®*’’t7 Eaih/whiiTto ire^ritThemMtini: oTtS'ltane »hn) Santa Santa Cruz, Crux, president president of of MexlMexl- । house. ' house. Thb This wa* wm known known in in advance. advance,1 j?o,n.e^ w,y *4?. eft I'.' ---x—. ।_______ —__ ___! !*ha) WWI cau®h. Literary Club at the home of Mn. ________----------- *_____ co in 183.1 Five thousand pentone |That wm Ute reason all• precedent* auinu.ee.. machine and iwa* aevered Harrington, with Mra/Vera Law! fK8“ APPt-M st (Continued from page one) wport. n,r—_-----------------------------------------------------were anatterea ------------ >W the felbow. He wm quick- rence aaaiatant. hostess, Thursday. ----- I mien filled the bin big ciitircn church tor for toe Uie iuiiui Initial i{were shattered ana and tne the eaii call iMtiea.x issued L SAl.K-ri.e ^rl ■ t«ii pi«.. For the judge said the widow receives , maM_ !' for fnr tho the sesalon tfmlmi by hv the th- governor pro- I y rushed J®?** to the office OffI. of Dr. Wedel Dec. 30. The meeting opened by nV ’t10!0 ■°ne-h*^ «>< the re*l estate and oneArchitecturally the edifice la ‘ vided for "extraordinary oeaalon in ' *Ud.lb^l.taken on Pe"nook h<u" singing Christmas carol* and roll tss I U Sil l|/|F ' H I A I F Jj TAMARAC. Wishing a Merry Christmas to all. Mis* Hlldred Lehman, grand­ daughter of Mr. and Mra. Boston Colton, wm married to Mr. Lau­ rence Chase of Coat* Grove this ® Jrm U ten. ‘ JXTZwee^ body by S ™ ' hrWld ’ d that it wm nec'e^ry ' Thought*, "and^wtog week and left for Detroit on their DEWEY REED n7 e*t*te goes to the brother, .nd ds- ?ntran7. .nS <h. Xrwh cb ro^ateXre^M b«J» i S I* "“"X® J!1.0* elbo’l . ^eChrUtma* tree provided by the honeymoon trip. They will reside AUCTIONEER. «"• ters of the deceased, or to other re)- I entrance the.altar which glon dMpltc repe,ted attempts on The Chrtetmas trading in Free- hostesses. Mrs. Nina Boyle read । on a farm tn Coate Grove. Oongratatives if there are no brothers or “mount. to 40 feet- Th*« *“• r*~ the n.tt of administration leaders Iport lhl1 ynr Indicated an upward ,Mrs. Flower's paper, (who was de­ Ulation*. the ™™r«remarkP*r Qne 01 <^Cc ta in loim Mnwl conve^: lrent "nt over over iMt test year', year's buxines. business This This tained tained by Ulnau). “Our Ob Ob­­ R«J sisters. •‘•ten- Such such treatment treatment of of a a wife wife ' «ponslble. » “-a8•»>*. in part, for ino by ulneM). "Our Bernard Smith and Carl Enz were .1- I ab| ahi. th. fouudatlona, fAnnrtntlnn. which whlfh d lo ,otcc - nt ‘-nice in jouii . ,encouraging n __ _____ _________ it Ot Pr.it 1 under such circumstances U ____ usually e <.i.nri. 1ep‘1> at of the .. onc azjy» .fl. now h.]dconvenin the > u to everyone.an.. zif rk.I.l-.. । servance ”of ChristmM." stating the Lansing visitors Thursday. Miss -------- shameful. reach 95 feet. The floor area of ,ena.e ta j„. ln m.« votine with' Thc Chrtelma* program given by fact there te no hbtorical record Kathryn Christensen returned with The third classification a* given lhe cathedral Is 13,000 .qunre fret. , democratic members of the ! V' , B ' Sa n d ** School at the that Dec. 25 wo* the actual date them. isoo. SOO<I Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Christensen < 1929 DURANT SIX f and daughter. Gene Christensen, Clayton Riker and Elvtn Buchner j 1928 WHIPPET J । | •—•-----• -------- .— ; ; 1 ,----- "-------- ' 7 . ------ . , ’ rnnu4i«<c u tn<- uau u*eu. uos* “relatives - ot ?■ i hoc., ranir. most tragic cases come under thb ; tude in any part of the World. Dur- L.™ natronaae and and sunnortof Belding were callers at Bertie L. .re™. .nA ~u.lv.. anz. ... ----( Oaytha u to the yen end near the 31>t of J 1928 ESSEX J ".1 classification. Judge clement cited 1 Ing the hundred years required for im out of a job b the price patoby who J?nd“oSt. , “7k S^fe^yaX ^tK: ^Tt'he TSiy^tEnTiX Smith's Friday evening. Mr. and Mra. Earl McCarty and 4 BODY GLASS INSTALLED > j While Yon Wall > -----.Ilj..'. 1 u SidSdk.?*zi P r .7, "“lnncr ll7* • ,HUM. 1 ""I lutlons with these members rer's IllnessRuth v>d Dorothy ol the several davs Emperor it wu Cornt.?? in the mi an Mrs. Bernice Sensibu and daughter, ‘“cl1alternated 1“ J" ”"”depressions 0* •« I1' 11।” > “ «»>’ whimper. •" “ld Collective| Th. Miuz. ChrUtnJ Elizabeth, of Kalamazoo were week­ 4 BUYING SCRAP IRON ► ' f*r' A1",'* edly following the death of the hus- **r y comPlcllon of ,he wnrk« "oJ . Republicans have pleaded for bl- Tabbererare home from their J tine In the fourth century that the end visitors of her parents, Bertie < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH ’ , band Within recent years the 111 *alu hare ,een more h,8,0^J, dnr’ | partisan supervision of the proposed *chooh al Detroit and Harbor Beech ob«crvance of ChrtetmM became an Smith's. They were also callers at | and .tri|.rd , Barry county probate court has had I *n< lhe construction period than recount with the laws of Michigan for tiie holidays. established custom, which conabted her cousin's. Cecil Jordan's. 4 Phom 2637 IlMtlnga ► inlL .Irat-d Miss Doreen Stowell of South­ in>-1Si*.day Q casr where a well-to-do farmer. tnanJ' 0,her completed cathedral* I relating to the marking and count-The ChristmM party, with Ranta mainly of attendance at Maas folileal, LUn-ral । ’ 1 7" "s left hb wife a life lease of hb farm ! *iave "een in their entire exlatence. it>8 of ballot* a* the rules to govern. Claus inattendance at the John I lowed by feasting and rejoicing. west .Wxxlland wm a Saturday eve­ ............ ....... *4 i>.r ?»i r»i ,। but restricted her use It so that' surrounding 1 Tlie The democrat* democrats want no rule* rules and Reamer store last Saturday, drew i The wav In which America ccle- ning caller at Bert Smith's. st of it that Indians from the surrounding «<><>» i___ .FOR . toSALK .—Hisrlr"heat ..that .. ........... ... . some of . the I |thev rtarnnnrl z*n1y*l — Mra. George Enz returned home large rmu-il crowd anil and nmiiKrH amused th. the rhi). chil- hrafr* brates rUirl.fma* Christmas r*z>>^a seems to be «a z*de’ ir 111"”«'-i... s*lc i__ 1,as ■___ been ztuiwu forced rent mountains luuuiuuiru contributed demand control at of Ih* the .***„-> recount na Inrar uuo io irui uiui uivuuiuiui auiuc u: me ithey ---- - . , ------dreti and grown-ups too. i velopment of tradition* inherited from Lowell Sunday, where she visit­ niarjuiicry. —------- 1 ~'* | farpi farm and pay nnv taxes, insurance, tn.iimrir-n nn. up- j1 mnat most nra.lr.La precio&a z-ar.l... carving, K*H> both in wood i machinery. m5 £h|n''ryMr. and Mra, Victor Sisson and from all nationalities that constl- ed her sisters. keep and her own suslainance from and stone. Indian labor raised the | This was evident from the first |11,e lann receipts. Such a cose is I giant dome,-pled by piece. In thia i but on the day of the first session daughter. Roberta, left early Tuea- ■ luted the early settlers of ouf coun^2 hopeless under present conditions. ]■ rarefied atmosphere until It towered I Ute republicans succeeded in secur* day morning for a few days' visit' try. The paper also told lhe orir:Thp ton mnnv I ■Ing “M me the adoption or of two two resolutions, resolutions. wnn wlth mra. Mrs. oisauu Sisson's » parents, parent*. mr. Mr. ana and rui gin oi of oanta Santo Claus wnn with nil his gut*. gifts, 'i-,r" "<ii The htuhand husband wrote too many reFishes known as mud-aklppers 11.- Robert n..,.., ... the __ . Christmas ___ . tree I t nn ab0'e ,be remainder of the One for a set of rules to be followed Mrs. Carter, ..... and family of'how use of ... the rnun 81x1011005 hno his will. ! In Au.# case na rrecount had and mlAlk&r sriolher 'fFulminant Fairmount. Ind Ind. originated, the i.en use nt of candles or iI building. .In —Aunt 1* h.,1 nrlsinnt —rt 1h# zt- ihst are found along the coasts of j Jpdge Clement cited another case for the creation of a bi-partisan Rev. and Mra. P. Loomis and lights on the tree, the hanging of lha Indian aod Pacific oceans are •where, a man had left two sons toj ’• " committee to Investigate claims of I daughter. Gaytha, spent Christmas I the ChristmM stocking, the rein­ nearly as mfleh st home on land as inherit hb farm, but instead of glv- Anta and Caterpillar* fraud iraua and ana to report back DOCK to a Joint jomt nt Smyrna, ouiyruu, the me guest* Buraia of oi Mrs. mra. Loomizooin- ! deer, uccr, etc. In tn qll qn European coun coun-­ In the water. When they are atrand-----. Krliirn 42S L Or ■■ri. Phnlir 3fll»2 Ing it to them he bequeathed it to I When *t Inceptive Age convention their findings. This was I is' sister. Mra. Robert Earle, and tries ChristmM aUU mean* the day ed on the sands by receding tides ItFoard. 12 -JS their children. The result of this is There Is — a delightful example ofproposed in * '“order that **■** this **■'“ great I *family. of-*Christ's nativity. In•_America .------ - they get over the ground In re­ that these men have no title to the --------------------------- ---------. ------------ of "* a slate-wide recount | We are ftirry to report that Ru-,'the domestic observance centers markable fashion. By means of S real estate, therefore no Incentive to the communal life among Insects to 1; expense rXDDC _r TUA AJVC ImUFOVe *mP,’0V« it. *t. because because thev they have have no) be seen in in the the hnsli bush, writes writes Krolvn Evelyn ij might might be be avoid: avoidedU in I-------------case no -------fraud* <is-nil Iral Carrier -tert J5d Rtnwe Stowe is L« still mn. con-1i much OTOUng Santa ClaU* With hls their highly developed pectoral tins nni hiLAKUj Ol 1 rlAljrkJ^interest in it except what they can cheeseiMn In the St. Louis Globe- ,ound- . IP. ned 10 hls home-----------------------------with heart trou-burdei ----------------------------burden of gift*. But Christmas as they Jump about and climb up on I ..... -A. <■ । _ . .... Th n riilr* nnmmltta. hart nn ornnl hip and rlnpe nnt Imnmvr nr hlc mint get oilt of it while they live. | DemocraL It la communal life at ' The rules committee had no great ble and does not Improve os his i must forever remain in our heart* rocks and other elevated objects In ian occasion for "Glory to God in the j trouble In agreeing to adopt the many friends wish he might. Judge Clement approved of Joint: ’ an Inceptive age. The other end of j[ sta te elec state election laws as the rule* to be Mrs. Claude Walton hu been con- Highest and on Earth .peace and [ deeds joint Bank accounts and prop-! the aeries Is lhe elaborate organlxa- ^followed. fojiowe(j The committee of inves- fined to her bed by illness the past good will toward men." A lovely on the wing by Jumping* at them as erly considered wills m remedies for they pass by. — went alcng for a, couple of two weeks.------------------------------------------- dinner was served by lhe hostess. tlgatlon the unsatisfactory conditions Wllltll which ' tlon of ,! *nv uiwa.wiai.ui, UUIIUI11U113 , tbe _ ants' , societies, . with'" and then----------------following --------------a secret often result from Improper wills. lhelr dalry faraln« a,ld fungus- | days -----------------A good sized crowd enjoyed the a very nice entertainment at the rath o " Mr He said that Joint bank accounts I growing sections, and the self-oblainfluences ChristmM of --------music given ----- ---- , | caucus --— with ---- the "outside" - --------- -------------------- -------- - program r ----- : — ”------ school -1111*11 house iimwc last Friday riiuuy evening, ctrimiK. Ir. M Parliament Walls of Rafnia hv thr crhrwil ol lh# X* F z-hnrrh -I.. — . . _ ___ ■■ ....... — . . . should be carried as payable to tlon of ant workers. C3t:rp!!!=r= ' ------------Caterpillars dominating it. nine democratic । by the school at the M. E. church given by the pupil* with a ChriatChild That walls In the parliament In either party, or to the survivor. > have no responsibility towards the members suddenly sought to end ' last Tltursday evening. The little mns tree and gift* for all. Sydney, New South Wales, were ., _, . . inquiry nnrt and adnnf adopt new ruiM rules I nlnv. piny. "When “When flanta Santa T*wt Lost Wl« HLs Park". Pack.' Otherwise the survivor will be able rest of lhe community; they merely the InnulrV Mra. Flower 1* better and able to made from packing cases shipped to collect only one-half of.the bank ||ve in « family web. They are contrary to the action of both houses ' given by the primary room, was esfrom Melbourne In 1883, was re­ already adopted. Falling to stem- pcclally clever and won hearty ap,, , ,, , pede the committee, the democratic pteuse. ns did also the song. "We ®no Mrs. Quick and Mr. and vealed by a Ore In tho government : These recommepdatlons are given »v. boldly in black and white. When members walked out while witnesses j Three Kings." by the three boys. Scobey will attend a family building. GRANGE PROGRAMS “ “ result of Judge element's exUff/UWE TKUUKAM?) m the proba u office. We. they are small to .I testify, one of MllMin whom ;I Every iiuilllrtl number was exceptionally well Christmas theirrperience _____ _______ ___ _ _ __ __ ------ they * feed altogether ' summoned IV,,,..V, m —..,,J, U|Ul WUO CALljAIUIIU 11/ WCU ’ ~ 1party * at the ---- home of -----____ _ > from . __ .... ___ and __. testified of. a ... -in V Hr nnd 11-> _ _ on the stand, __ ■ escaped the nret no1 I are sure they would be endorsed by i In 1,1 tlie the web. , was the I| given lot of care-1i ” ® ami *ntl brnlh# brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. pUrtnr. Cui hls predecessor. Judge Eggleston, I "’hen the leaves enmeshed dlsapon nilthe p.U1 part 111 of Ml Miss nt- Prairieville, - |■ committee room. IWIH. || ful training 1IUUIIIIK <111 5.1 |(Qu^k ------ — ----- - ------STAB ORANGE. ter OU Gold. whn wu rannivted with nm nnihni# ’ near tliev furniike It. one eaternlllar ! The democrat 1" — — •• ---i» -------•» ---------••_ ----------»»— »• — ■ »n to Ihr Sil | who was connected our probate , P<?ar they forsake It, caterpillar democratic resolution then Haan. Freeport is to be congratuMr. and Mra. Arthur Bradfield of I court for nearly 30 years. leading, and settle In another part (offered would have provided for a Hated dn having such a talented Kalamazoo were callers of their ----------------- -----------------------l Of of th.. the tr..p tree not not fur far nwuv away and soln spin Ii committee of seven to be appointed teacher to take charge of the mu-’nephew and family. Merle Brad'field, last Friday. j a new web. Wherever they are. i by v a “ democratic lieutenant governor sical part oft he work. |ku> torn Sheep Like High Pointsi Rev. Loomis anti Geo. Bassett W. A. Spaulding and Mra. Wilcox when they haro left tbe |i with absolutely no rules and the re­ thrown open to all office*. spent Thursday at the former's! were at the .farm here Saturday, They Follow the Leader I। however, web they spin n stout silk rope; Icount ' Governor Makes Admission. farm near Smyrna. [ they were accompanied home by Ute The strongest instinct In any which will guide them back again to „ thb uua was not HUl plain enough. enou<n . Mis Donna Moore came home last latter's grandson. Jack Bradfield, As if flh-4 >«ld aheep Is to hunt high altitude. A their own quarters when they want , Governor William A, Comstock is•week Tuesday from her school du-1 who will stay till Christmas day newborn lamb, awkwnrd and un­ I to rest during tbe heat of the day I sued a statement Wednesday that "if To PROTECT You Conotaatly lies at Jackson for the holiday va-1 when Mr. and Mra. Merle Bradsteady on Its baby legs, will walk and at night, it looks miraculous there Is a recount the democrats will catlon. field will spend Christmas with them Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly uphill. Slightly older babies delight to see a raterpillar marching off ] control It." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUBCH. School closed Friday for a two in Hastings. in cllmhlng; they will walk and run ! with an uair i of great determination , Republicans believe that If t^ie weeks' vacation. The teachers left j Several of the school children will,hw PrtvaU Gsrs<u st LOW RATES up a plunk leaned onto a box or 'i -towart• “-ira\7n‘ |«rt- “of' for ............. their various homes to spend - --------------to Hastings to attend the__chil- j uon. * ’thi he nest. I democrat* control, it will not' be n — ........................... ___________________ Warning Hui.da ■ I puMIe n»tiie hnllrtavc with a-lth their thrlr people. Twvtnt- Mbs cln-n'K moi nlnv ’ recount but a huge swindle to cheat I the holidays dren's Christ ChrbUnas play at at thn tiie .Qtrnnrt Strand . It barrel and show obvious enjoyment I wllll0Ut any hesitation over without the di ­ Schoo), II: CITIZEN’S MUTUAL iblfcalloo of 7:00 at tbe eminence gained. Allowed |] rcctlon, and finding Its s — particut the voters of Michigan out of an*hon- I 'Haan going to Grand Rapids. Mbs Monday. own .... to ... Kalamazoo. -- --------- -Mesdames Quick. Scobey and I wrti proton* to ■•'id day of hMrlif. tn Fire Insurance Co. xst election. Thb Is said a* no reflec-j Rice Mr. Ardb to *' — * ----------• freedom from their pens, the lambs lftr nlcho Os a cow finds Its stall, going tn to his t'riBW4 hlx Freda Quick were Kalamazoo sltoplion on the rank and file of rfemndemo­ McBain. Mr. Carter eoino soon congregate on tlie highest knqU , I)ut thcre u no mlrocIe when we tion Middleville and Mr. Mr and pers last Friday. 1 Btnart Cl*m~L. Jad*« of’ Probate. Hint' or hillock In their pssture-lf pasture—if they |ock c|0S(.r- for thcre „ a ihln(ni crats nor as a reflection on repre­ home near Middleville, Bernice Flower enjoyed the I A tm* wr: sentative members of lhe legisla­ Mrs. Voorhees will visit at Kalama­ can manage to push their parents | (hrend Jnst whpre ,, hnit w0|ked. I Christmas party nt the Community MiMrod Braith. R*<iat*r at ProMte. ture. It is said of the Tammany zoo and at Prescott off the same knoll. Seeking a place I forces now in control of democratic Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tabberer and House. Parchment, last Saturday.1 Wesleyan METHODIST CHURCH ! to.bed down nt night, the babies party machinery, the men who Mrs. Mary Dodge were Grand Rap­ beginning nt 11:45.rendered Beautiful Christmas music was by j STFADY 1 CHUT WORK *vunr'’ GOOD uuuu PAY rRT «ot e sut?B;te“Ut’ I "nU thc 0111 xrandl^PPF allke ■ Creatures of the Veldt crack the patronage whip in state Ids visitors Friday afterhoon. voice. rnrcnmeni Parchment oann, band, sextette, sextette. ।| RELIABLE mran MAN rtianmu WANTED u> to c»u call =—r.— ... .... I gravitate to tbe highest spot conMrs, Jacob Geiger b some better j| voice, Are Afraid of Hunters and county. 10:00 . . ■ M. I venient. Under such conditions the oppor­ at thb time. Mrs. Ann Walton b' chorus and choir. Remarks by the on farmers in East Barry County, Antelopes, zebras, plga. and small­ ’* j And then,. too.. there is the old staying with her a few days during president. Mr. J. Klndleberger. and No e,nerience or eanltal needed er creatures of the veldt, such as tunity for compromise is slight. the Christmaj message delivered by , _ „„ . Not a single cliarge of fraud the absence of Mbs Mamie Tyler. ■rill at fnlhiu'lnr rill anil and wnlLlrnnurn well-known trull trait of following. w||d dojfg, jackals, little cats, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Naglcr and R®v- Paul Rader. Each employee, Wri‘c today. McNEBS CO, Dept 3, leader. It-is not just Just hearsay, hearsay. .others, ul„„a. tire ... wildly afraid of man. made by witnesses for Guy M. Wil­ j,'‘itbe the leader. It-la not 13-3Q son and Patrick H. O'Brien has stood daughter. Kathryn, went to Muske- office and mill hand, aome fourteen B- Freeport. Illinois. Btanlni thia Sheep herds seldom have one !*They have been hunted, trapiicd. was given a purse contain- ’ , —... up against the testimony of others, gon Monday afternoon to spend hundred, wa* elected leader, but'anyone who vol- chased by dogs, and shot nt so con- much of It -being refuted by official Christmas with Mrs. Nagler s fa- Jng five silver dollars. As thb wa* RPIMf VAUD II TMIf HASTINGS CITY SCBSIOM. unteers to do this or that, run here slstently by both whites and natives records of lhe election. Elmer B. their. R. W. Moulton. the twenty-fifth anniversary of the DIxIItV* IVIVIx ,ih- or there, can be expected to be fol- that th»» they irnn» know thav they have na no O'Hara, chairman of lhe democratic Miss Beulah Bussell of Washing-1 Christmas service of the K. V. P. ! r_ Mi R reffcrw>n We dbv 1 rent lowed. It Is a habit which may be ! chance. Therefore it Is not surpris­ state central committee, principal ton. D. C.. was a week-end guest at Co- After the service a banquet wa* .. ’ . . ,0' 1 r * >.t used to assist the herder, but it Is i ing to find mother animals of these witness for the contestants, testified the home of her uncle. Dr. H. C.1 flhen by the president to all who; ment. $240 per ton for Iron. hadi been there ten year* years and over.' Peckham, and aiatar, sister. Mrs. Ed 1 tii lia< Just as likely to cause him no end species apparently deserting their only from hearsay gossip and preju­ pu-itham Miss Flower is on her thirteenth >i of trouble and lost time. young when a man finds their bid­ dice. Many of the statements made Godfrey. Schwartz Wrecking Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hynes of Mil- !year. Also diplomas and pins were ii1t' Further, the traditional ent fiai* ing place. At times. In their anx­ by him were plainly untrue, either through Ignorance of fact or In a Hngton came Sunday for a holiday Ipresented by the president to the H. no monopoly on animal curiosity. iety. they have come so close that 1 plain attempt to stampede the legis­ visit with hls parent*. Mr. and Mra. । aiany n aneep nns wen xiueti i>j it. nave oimcuity In in lature into the coveted recount. have had trie the greatest difficulty F. G. Hynes. ‘ too. A piece qf white paper In a I restraining my natives from going There was a large attendance at Impaasc Reached. field will cause hungry sheep to after 'them, writes — a correspondent - The legislature i* hopelessly in­ tiie community sale at the Babbitt | leave their food and go on a tour _______________ ___ _________ In Tit-Bits Magazine. But these volved in an impasse. The governor warehouse Saturday afternoon. We FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHUBCH. । of Investigation. A stranger In the , mothers could do nothing sgalnit on Wednesday, boasted that there ho ven'j learned, as to the outcome are 10 or 15 honest democrat* In the nor whether there will be another fold often will cause no end of com- us, and• knew ■---- •- It. :r' motion, although they quickly learn |, Lions, buffalos, elephants, rhinos legislature. That is about the num­ kale later. The Methodist church was filled •hri'.’un ' when a herder Is trying to be kind i snd leopards can and do light furl- ber in Lhe opinion of till* writer. jo ou. tipuiur EndrsT-.r. 1 ■- 7:30. and.................. * “ ■ I ously and recklessly In defense of Most ofKhese men excuse their votes on Mapday evening for the annual1 helpful.*—Tais Angele. Times. | Thursday with the explanation, "I am on the ChristmM program and tree. Ev­ their young Elephant* will tracki spot." Inquiry reveals that relatives eryone enjoyed the program and all ran church or chhist. a party which has captured a calf , on the payroll provide the spot. the children received treat*. I Nothing else Ilk. SCIENTIST. Polish Corridor One of and attack a camp in an effort at I n is possible that the special ses| Cor. Church and Cantor Strooto. Tiie Woman's Club passed out! I Rundor orrvlrr ot 10:30 A. M. 8u European Peace Problems reacue. Lions always keep a watch-i aion will continue with three-day ChristmM boxes to all the sick, aged । , Jerl ■■Chrloiisn Nrlmm " ful eye on the lair where their cub* ' recesses until December 31. A break and shut-ins on Christmas eve. A The Polish Corridor, one of the Rundor Hehooi ot 9:00 A M Wrdnr — I.IA.I — and 1 itftlITIPtlL mpaTlv Hie Prescription Drug Store in the nresCnt present n alignment means In in very commendable piece of work, j He hidden, and woe laAflda betide nnv any mnn man I ifl problems of European peace, and It Milton Yoder, a resident of Logan. I one of the points of Germau irrita­ who attempts to carry the cubs the opinion of lhe minority, a whole­ MICHIGAN sale and ruthless overthrow of the passed away at hls home on Wed­ tion, Is a strip of land running from EMMANUEL CHUBCH (BpUcepal). votes cut last November with appeal nesday of last week. Funeral was Ppland proper to the free city of | B»v J A McNulty B D_, Rtctor to the supreme court m a last resort. held from the Mennonite church on 325 W. Danzig. It gives Poland anCtnUr outletSt.—Tal>.252S. "White” on Motto Ultraviolal —By V. J. Brown. Sunday afternoon. to lhe sea by way of Danxlg. but it Butterflies and moths, as seen by Mr. and Mra. H. M. Boughner at­ ir.o. trw. (hnrrh Brb.K.1 *" ! drives a line through Germany in Honta Clan. tended a Christmas tree at the each other, are very different from I>p< 3<itb such a manner that East Prussia Is i Tbe fungus spore Which causes ■home of their daughter, Mrs. Law- I a o<i ■ •• • To ’so a’m'. Morn | cut off fr0,n tlie re8t of Germany. 1 Chlldt wheat rust can' fly from southern :rence Johnson at Bowne Center moo. "Thr HI* ‘। ‘----n-------“ oi tnia •---- • ---* ­ Inga, because they see ultraviolet rnuii narrier or out evening. 1 radiations and reflections beyond Texas to Minnesota at an altitude Monday Mra. L, B. Lester’and Mra. H. B.j let. depending upon the viewpoint, •^F YOU FIND that the inevitable rush of of from 5,000 to 10,000 feet, says Wedel were Grand Raplda shoppers 1 I Germans living in East Prussia , LIQUID • TABLETS HEADACHES American Museum of Natural His­ a writer In the Kansas City Star. last week Turadgy. it.. Holt Com must either face the inconvenience tory has demonstrated this by tak­ Ws have made futile attempts at Edgar Cheney of Eusi Lansing: of passing through the Polish borChristmas time has caused you to overlook ing photographs of butterflies, moths immunisation. Once w» thought we> called at the H. W. Gosch home tier and customs guards or reaching ran mbtrodi.t episcopal and flowers In which only ths ultra­ had accomplished our task. ' Sud­ Monday. Mra. Gooch accompanied' I Germany proper by way of some friend, a lovely bouquet of flowers HASTINGS MARKETS CHURCH. denly our Immunised stalks were him home for an over ChristmM I violet patterns were visible. It wm | The corridor. was set upby the i found, for Instance, that all patches discolored with a rust more vicious ''vialL for New Year’s Day will be a most accept­ i treaty of Versailles, but since that | Rev. and Mrs F. Loomis and Children' 'time baa grown to be a constant and spots on butterflies and moths than the one with which we had ex­ daughter. Oayth*. were supper able substitute. Wc have a fine assortment which appear to be Chinese white perimented. We discovered that an source of fear and worry. gueste at the home of Mr. and Mra. extra form of fungus had blown in to the human eye were in reality a 11:20. EpWa A comparable condition would exCha*. Baker last Friday evening and of blooms Mt various prices to suit your nlng vnrihlv deep ultraviolet Ln hue. Other from the outside. There are more accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Baker similar to Danxlg and Canada were white shades were also found to be than 100 subdivisions of this fungus and Mis* Vernlce Benson to lhe purse. given a strip from the Canadian ultraviolet when seen by the Insects. and immunization must act upon all Christmas program given by Miss I*. T. Barnum, the circus man. border down to New York, thus cut­ —Popular Mechanics Magaxlne. Zona Smelker and her school, west of Caledonia. was born In Bethel. Conn.. In 1810 ting off New England from the rest ' All orders, large or small, treated with Mra. W. A. Seifert and daughter. and died In 18P1. Yet so indelibly of the United States.—Washington Noise Made by Wild Animals did this extraordinary ((showman Star. The noise an animal makes and Dorothy, left lhe last of the week Eighty-eight elements are gener­ equal courtesy and attention. for Long Island to spend Christmas Impress himself upon lhe public Its effect upon a hunter have a ally recognised by chemists and with the former's lister, Mrs. Ida that the phrase be coined and Kllgus. and family and John Seifert. made famous still lives and is as­ There is a tax ot 115 a year on covery of four more, for which [ ln Tit-Bit* Magaxlne. An elephant Mr. Seifert spent the holiday with sociated with the entertainment at eacl) dog In Leipzig. As • com*- J P’«««---« — v.---------igned (n pcri_ , which charges silently Is not nearly hls people in New York state. n »* ««tened the periwhich he excelled. “The Greatest quence there are few dogs. Vial- dte system, namely ■olv .1. manta z»r terrifrlnr as so terrifying m one that irrMmi screams aa as Melvin Newman is st home sufelements of SO Show on Earth" is Barnum's con­ tors also say automobiles are not ■«°“1« «, 85 and 8T. it bears down. Then consider the tribution to the lexicon of youths numerous In thia city becauM of the i There la some uncertainty about roaring ot the Hon. the shrill squeal from nine to ninety. of the rhlnocerog. On the other day morning Just as he readied hls tax. which Is said to be >1.000 a »*ct> of these. hand, the giraffe, wtjlch never, so, place of living in Grand Rapids, re­ machine. . * •* turning home from work. far as anyone knows, emits a sound, The big dipper dore not revolve Have Yow Any InsUacU? has never been considered even as Ma a member of the local school The Holy Land has Increased about the North star. The North ScleuUflc study of 14,000 persons a second rate dangerous animal. slsa by 90 acres by reclamation board, taking the place left vacant sUr is In a continuation of tho line has revealed that they possessed a the port of ttalfa. of tho earth's axis, and therefore total of 5.730 Instinct*—natural HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2530 If it lakes him a month tc decide appears as a pivot around which all propensities that did not come from “Beauty in woman la •xceptlonal.", which car to buy, that Uh't inde­ —Walter Stoneman, Eagllab pho­ cision. He Just enjoys being treated | Oollter'. Weekly. . tographer. .oualljr free from race prejudice. m bq Important clUien. I < WRECKING f -r iX KTpXr* *-. K ss ^.sss WANTED! Furs Hides GEO. M. NEWTON Our Service THE CHURCHES Dead Stock Removed! Guaranteed Trun. Fitting Service Say it with 666 COLDS flowers FEVER Clyde Wilcox 5The Florist �Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1934 I THE HASTINGS BANNER COLDWATER HAS PLAN SOO NEWS MEES WITH THE BUNNER Oity THAT WORKS EQUITABLY THAT WILLIAM W. POTTZ* WOULD BE IDEAL PBLZ81DZKT An Appreciative Word! T WISH to express to the many people who have patronized my store during the past year my deep, ap­ preciation............ May the coming new year bring a greater degree of prosperity and happiness for the peo­ ple of our Commonwealth. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE j B. A. LyBARKER, Proprietor TELEPHONE 2115 : : HASTINGS, MICH. new cabin warm for changing skates and cracking nuts. Middleville. Nashville. Woodland and some ot the Y groups of Has­ tings have shared in Christmas giv­ -Freeport Girl Reserves enjoyed a ing to needy causes and children. Christmas party with Marion Bueh­ Thanks to lhe M. E. church in ler, exchanging gifts and filling a Hastings the Hi-Y Club were able bushel bosket of food for a selected to enjoy a Christmas party last week with a pot luck supper, tree, family of very needy. Each gave gifts and all. • a share to fill the basket. The Older Y groups held their Deane Pugh ot Hastings lias been leading the Y group for Clarence home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Angell Hackney while he has been in Ann with a special program and pot luck Arbor hospital for treatment of in­ supper. Their plans Include an ed­ fected Jaw bone. ucational trip to Detroit soon. Camp Barry is all set for fine Africa, asserts a British geologist, skating and skiing, a wonderful place to ski and glide way out onto is the cradle of the human race. the lake and a new oil stove con­ There seems after all to be some tributed by W. A. Hall to keep the Justification for the “mammy" songs. Y. M. C. A. ITEMS imizingW^ WOULD NEVER SEEK IT BUT IS WORTHY OF IT Should Be Re-elected to Su­ preme Oourt, Then Draft-» for Preeident It will be remembered that the MiUKt Banner trwuuj recently auaacaMTu suggested umh that ouSuIpreme Court Justice Wm. W. Potter would make a most acceptable and fitting candidate for the republican nomination for President in 1936. That the Banner is not alone in our belief that M>. Potter would make> an outstanding candidate for that. place, is shown by the following edi­ torial, which appeared in a recent, issue of the Evening News of Sault 0te. Marie. The editorial is as fol­ lows: A recent issue of the Hastings, Banner, published at Hostings. Bar­ ry county. Michigan, by the cook; family, suggested the name of Jus­ tice William W. Potter for President of lhe United States. We have kqpwn Justice William , We have watched him develop He is a remarkable man. In many ways he suggests Lincoln. Hls early trelnlfig was similar to, that of President Lincoln. He has, more education than Lincoln had before Divine direction shaped Lin­ coln’s course and career. Justice Potter has that rare quality that is called common sense, in that way he is also Llncolnesque. He thinks straight, acts courageously, goes to the core of a thing instinctively. He the same genial presence coupled with great strength and dignity. Like Lincoln, he is a powerful campaign- Builds tbe Sidewalks and Pays All of the Oasis MIRACLE FLOUR iraalaaJ Balrla* Aaalval with fiiaraited Bakiit Coatral 2,24%ikS«iI. $12? leach WHILE SUPPLY LASTS THINK OF ITf At last, there is la guaranteed baking control Now you don't have co have good luck co bake good bread, rolls, pies, and cakes. fa qmlifigg to Ihj-Jub u wb«« quality viriti from field to field and season to season? Now, Miracle baking control plus our special new blending process balances the choicest whiip. Thus, form, u always the same. But,.we offer this valuable mixing bowl free solely to get Otter FUw FREE I If you don’t agree Mirada return it, and we will give you ... a___ ___ / _ ablotadj WUSl' BESSMER’S MARKET Wallace Feed and Seed Store Hastings, Michigan MARRIAGE LICENSES. PROBATE COURT. The city of Coldwater has an or­ dinance, which has worked very ac­ executrix filed, letters testamentary ceptably. under It that city builds Issued, order limiting settlement en­ tered. petition for hearing claims filed, notice to creditors Issued. city. Under this arrangement there Est. Augustus Greenfield. Petition are no gaps in the sidewalks, which for license to sell filed, order for is one advantage. Another great publication entered advantage is that they are uniform; still another Is that the city build* lion for guardian filed, order ap­ pointing guardian filed. munity has found that the amount Est. Morris O. HIU. Petition for of the assessment, in any individual Admr. filed. case, is relatively small. The cost 1* more than compensated by ths fact count filed. that the dty has good walks on evEst Orpha A. Mowry. Annual ac­ count filed. Members of the council are con­ Est. C- L. Glasgow. Order confirm­ sidering this matter and may decide ing sale entered. to take similar action. Est. Morris O. Hill. Waiver of no­ There is sometimes a great deal of tice filed, order appointing Admr. injustice in the building of sidewalk* entered, bond of Admr. letters ot as well as pavements. For Instance, administration Issued, order limiting when the new Broadway bridge was settlement entered, petition for built, It was raised several feel above hearing claims, notice to creditors is­ the former level. This required an sued. * extensive fill to be made at the south Est. Marjorie L- HiU. et al. Bopd of end of the bridge, which literally guardian filed, letters of guardian­ makes a barricade, which it Is al­ ship Issued. most impossible for people living in Est. John H. Norris. Petition for the abutting property to overcome. widow's allowance filed, order for Yet in one instance, an old house on widow's allowance entered. that street had $500 of paving tax Eat. Ida Andrus. Inventory filed. assessed against It. although the Est. Abel M. Gardner. Petition for completion of the street practically sale of chattels filed, order author­ ruined tfce property. That is true of ising private sale entered. other property along that same Est. Wilbur E. SolOman. Annual street In that vicinity. account filed. That is not the only injustice that Est. Lillian V. Kennedy. Order is done in putting down paving and confirming sale entered, final ac­ compelling lot owners to pay for it. count filed, order allowing account At the intersection of Court and entered, discharge of Adtnr. issued, State streets, in the second ward, estate enrolled. there is a narrow strip of land that Est. Cornelia A. Bower. Order for had to pay Its proportion of the east adjournment entered. • State street paving amounting to Est. John H. Norris. Final account several hundreds of dollar*, although filed. by stretch ot the imagination could Est. Hattie Dunberry. Order al­ that pavement be said to benefit lowing claims entered. that flatiron piece of land. Est. Richard B. Mfcsser. Order al­ It would seem that the Coldwater lowing account entered. plan has real merit. Sidewalks are Est. James C. Laubaugh. Testi­ constructed for public benefit; so are mony filed, order determining heirs pivements. It would seem no more than fair that the city should pay Est. James Shalvey. Testimony for these improvements which some­ filed, order determining heirs en­ times. as in the case of the Broad­ tered.__________ ___ way pavement near the Broadway bridge, actually damaged the prop­ Among successful fanners are Tito erty Instead of benefiting it. Schipa. a Rome (Italy) chicken rancher, ahd Mlu Marian Talley, a Kansas wheat grower. Of course, MANY COMPLIMENTS their ability to sing operas at a few FOR ADMIRAL ROCK thousands a night help* to tide over in depression limes. The united States of America needs a great president. Hie Re­ publican party has almost no one available. There are some who might be considered but most of them have flaws. Michigan may be called upon to supply a candidate. Justice William W. Potter is ideal. In well-rounded equipment for the great task, no one we can think of is as suitable as Justice Potter. Tliere Is not a single thing that can be Paid by the New York Daily A brass tack factory at Madison, said of him to hls disparagement. Ind., has doubled Its production Press for His Genius as Hla training in political life has schedule, dispelling any fear that equipped him for any work that Presiding Officer Mr. Roosevelt would run out of ones might be given him to do. He-has The daily press of New York Cltyl been a profound student of govern­ ment. As a lawyer and a member paid many fine compliments to the of the Supreme Court of the State splendid way in which Rear Admirer George H Roete (retired) has of Michigan he has made a perfect handled the meetings and the an­ said. As a warm-hearted, loyal nual banquet of the Society of Na­ val Architects and Marine Engineers, friend he excels. He is the right age for President of which large organization he is Physically and intellectually he is President. The Marine Journal of Nov. 2Oth, at his best right now. He comes from a small community, which is representative of naval and marine interests, through its editor, in ideal. speaking of the annual banquet Someone has asked if Justice Pot­ ter U receptive tn the proposal. If mentioned above, had this to say; “The distinguished perxldent of he were, or had even thought about Society. Rear Admiral George H. President of the United States. No Rock. U. 8. N. (retired) presided. To one will be more amazed than him­ my mind. Admiral Rock represents self to hear of hls name being con­ the fine flower of engineering lead­ nected with the office That in it­ ership. He has all the engaging qualities of presence and leadership self is a major qualification. Justice William W. Potter is re­ that I admire and besides, a happy spected by all who know him. and capacity for paying well-deserved moat so where he is best known. Itie compliments with the emphasis ex­ fact that such men as the remark­ pected from a man of ordered able Cooks of Hastings would re­ thought and kindly Instincts. We are gard him as fit for President is as all proud of Admire] Rock and hope that hla personality will grace the high a tribute as could be given. Those who know Justice Potter Society's rostum for many sessions to best and are familiar with hls rec­ come." Hastings and Barry County friends ord are first concerned about having him relumed to the Supttme Court of Admiral Rock are not at ell surof Michigan. If from that august pri*ed at the merited commendation bench he can be drafted for Presi­ of his ability as a presiding official, because George Rock always "made dent. It would be a splendid act. good” at everything that he under - TO CORE TO SCHOOL Thank Yo Michigan State Offers Five Day Course in Orchard Management East Lansing. Dec. 24--Michigan fruit grower* are invited to attend a abort course given by the Michigan State College horticultural depart- We want to take thia opportunity to the season’s greetings to all friends and patrons and to thank them for the very liberal patron­ age accorded ua thia year, and wish one and all a moat Happy and Progperoua New Year for 1935. If yq» judge a place by the SATISFACTION' it gives and the intrinaic WORTH of the SERV­ ICE it raiders, then we have every reason to be thankful as this year draws to a close. We started this business on the theory that the very essence of commercial success is FAIR DEALING and giving every customer full VAL­ UE for his money. Reputation, like Rome, can­ not be built in a day, but unless maintained can be lost in an hour. Skill and experience, along with the determination to DO THE RIGHT THING are the essentials. On thia basis we solicit a share of your business and thank friends for the liberal patronage accorded ua. This U the annual achooi at which the latest discoveries in the orchard business are discussed. Insect pests and diseases of fruit furnish a field each year. and. often, the latest In­ formation on methods ot control will will enable him to Increase hls in­ come by producing a better grade ot fruit. » ’ Cultural methods for small fruits ore given attention In the school so the producer of berries and grapes wifi find answer* to his problems in the dally discussions. Cover plants for orchards have a place in the lec­ ture course. Spray materials arc the banc of the fruit growers existence but he has to keep track of the latest tests on materials and of lhe latest regula­ tion* for their use. All phases of argument on Tuesday. Jan. 15. Members of the departments of horticulture, entomology, and. plant pathology will act as instructors. P. 8. Howlett. Ohio State University, will lecture on fruit setting. Ordiard equipment will be discussed by ag­ ricultural engineers. Discussion of storage and market problems will occupy part ot the time on two days' programs. Boll management and irrigation systems for orchards and vineyards have a place in the week’s lectures. A com­ plete outline of the course can be obtained from the horticultural de­ partment at East Lansing. GETTING USED TO BEING HELD UP Bandits Have Robbed Frank Maus, Portland, Oregon, Twice Within 60 Days j^NDRUS SERVICE FIRESTONE TIRES Telephone 2240 ORANGEVILLE. Hastings, Michigan IRVING. Mia Lillian Sowerby at Walter Brown 1* quite seriously 1U will spend the ChristmM at this writing. Mrs. Gerald Rupe and little daughter of Otsego spent Thursday this vl- : family will be Chrlstma* guests with Mrs. Marian Rupe of t*’- Mr. and Mn. John TsnHartal cinlty. Lloyd Earl and family of Plain­ Grand Rapids. Carol, the year-old daughter I well were Sunday guests of hls par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Art Earl of this place. Mra Campbell of Has Mr. and Mrs John Venema were railing on her anti and Kalamazoo visitors Friday. ------Hllward Mrs. George Bradshaw, Sr., who and *— ‘--------- '" *— - ••---- ■- - <TSm—j । Miss Minnie Jenkins la »t«l I Utile better at thia writing. __ . _ ___ _, ___ I fined to her bed. Her sister 1 day evening was well attended and a hoapital in Ann Arbor. Maus, of this city owns a drug store in an outlying section of Portland. Oregon, and seems to be a special target for hold-up men. He has been held up four times tn the last year or two. and twice within the last 60 days. The first of till* month a couple of armed thugs entered hls store late In the day. forced him into a those fortunate enough to be there. will entertain Mr. Burgl back room at the point of a gun and Herman Morehouse made a busl- enta on Christmas day. relieved him of $20. As they left they said they would shoot him if he called the police in leas than 10 mintained by man under his own power, time* a second. You Still Have a Chance To Join Our 1935 Christmas Savings Club! OUTA PIPE SMOKE. WITH EVERY PURCHASE ASK FRUIT GROWERS COURT HOUSE NEWS Oh, it's nice to travel places and hls studies, first-baseman of the Hastings High school team, or build­ To see the mighty Yellowstone, and ing ships for Uncle Sam's navy. De­ termination to “make good" is char­ hear the Falls that roar. To sec the geysers spouting forth acteristic of him. their sprays of many hues. LIFE’S ALBUM. By Bertha Lovelace Stickney. In the evenin' elk a-piaying in the Life's album is a mystery moonlight and lhe dew, ’No mortal mind can solve. in* like a crown upon the head Its pages are a medley Of the monarch of the valleys that'll Wo mortal hand can write. The hour beneath the stars. rule when we are dead. The soul alone with grief, A baby's cry. a kiss, a prayer, Then "tip into old Montana, cattle The breath of lilacs after rain. gratin’ on the range. The blossoms in the orchard, Ahd atop the yonder butte, coyotes The spring green upon the hills. howling of an evenin’ Sending echoes crost the plains. Of pride and honor, too. The memory of a friend betrayed, The yean of unremitted toll, A little fellow's velvet coat, Couer d* Alene, mining towns and the bridge across the brook. The trundle bed, a pair of laughing And the same. Bute of Idaho's sure party, with her Washington Is up and cornin', Fannin,' fishing, cities, too, and the Douglas fin a-reachln' Up to Heaven and the blue. Puget sound Just starts ya yearn- The echo of a voice that's still. A wedding vest, s signet ring. And flounces trimmed with lace— This album rare, we guard it so, We hold It to our hearts and know The print* are safe within our grasp Until Deaths angel keys the clasp dresm of seen' China and the And lays ft on the sacred firm To music played co golden lyres; Road to Mandalay. Quiet valleys, wooded, still, deer For even angels do not dare To read what Life has written there. i-sribrtln'. Salmon namin’, And there's gold up In them hills. man who makes two blades of grass But when I'm siltin' at An avenin'. grow where one grew before, but the that after all my travelin' That it's Michigan 1 like. Oh. it's nice to travel places. And to be Just ou the roam, but it's Michigan I'm longin' tor And the loved ones there, and Home. —Willis Cray. Russia and Japan are disputing rer a railroad. We wonder which gerprlntlng children seems to be The thousands of dollars we paid out to our 1934 club members have either been spent in Christmas purchases, payment of taxes or accounts or rede posited in Savings Accounts. This is just as was intended—that’s what our Christ mas Savings Club is for—that the members may have funds to use as they please at Christmas time There Are Many Choice Plans In Our 1935 Club DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporalion WASHINGTON, D. C. <Annn JUUUU maximum insurance FOR EACH DEPOSITOR <cnnn JUUUU We invite you to call and learn more about this plan of SAVING A LITTLE MONEY HASTINGS CITY BAN “The Bank With the Chime Clock CAPITAL $150,000.00 Telephone 2103 SURPLUS �THB HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER M. UM FTO START MEEPfNQ YEARLY fARM ACCOUNT? TNm Attend "Bohool of Io■traction" Here Monday T. M., January 7 county will meet Monday. January 7th. to check over their farm ac- ■ count Specialist, Michigan Stale : Collage. After checking over the I books they are summarized by Michigan State College and a ven* • useful comparative study is issued to all member* of the group covering the materia] In tlie records. : Two members of the group have ■ been keeping this book for seven ; 1 ■ । i deal of good from lhe comparative study. The college gives this study as a regular Extension program. Barry County Farm Account year start* January Ul. A Dew group will PRAIKIEVIIX*. Junior Jane* la home from Feoack hospital tanpoovod la health tat summarized or balanced so that their record* do not reach their greatest value as • buxines* guide. In the farm account clan. Michigan Michigan State CtoUege Specialist, Bute college summarises the book By Home Economic* Specialists wiU hold a school ot Instruction on and girts a confidential report on its Michigan Stole College keeping the account book at the. , court house on Monday, January 1th. . starting at 1:80 o'dock. whlch li of great value. In selecting woo) blankets, choice Mr. Harold J. Poster, County depends on the climate and use, ac­ THREE CORNERS. Agricultural Agent. Invites any cording to texUle specialists at Mr. and Mra Arnold Malcolm and Michigan State College. The warmth farmers In the county who are In­ terested In farm account* to attend family spent Bunday with Mr. and ot a blanket is due partly to the flthe meeting and start a book if they Mrs- Albert Reasor and family of Woodland: ly to the construction of the blanket. Rev. and Mra, Dayton Manker, A material which la a trifle loose In work consists of three divisions: A Stanley and Flossie of Marion. Ind., weave and having a nap will hold came Tuesday to visit Mra. Mankthe heal of Ute body, thus producing beginning and closing Inventory to Edw. warmth. show the years net gain or loss in sr's parents. Mr. and Mra. material, livestock or machinery on Walters, and family. Rev. Manker Blanket* are now labeled with the left Wednesday morning for Mu ­ itandi another section deals with the percentage at wool they contain. No farm Income from all sources, crops, nising in the upper peninsula, but finished blanket containing leas livestock and other sales: the third will return for Christmas. Clifford section deals with farm expense, Wallers of Muntsing is also expected word "wool" in any form. A wool which Uncharged against the various home for Chrismas. Mr. and Mrs. Claud A. Hammond divisions of the farm business. and family called at the home of During the year many farmers Mr. and Mrs. George McCulla in less thin 5 per cent wool." If the 'blanket contains more than 25 per keep records, but few of these are Hastings Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Flfleld and bent. the guaranteed minimum wool family will spend Christmas with content is stated in percentage. tiie former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blankets containing above 07 per Homemakers' Comer 1934 In looking over the achievements of the past year, we are happy to pause long enough to express to the people of Has­ tings and Barry county our sincere grati­ tude and thanks for their co-operation in helping to make our first year a decided success. We thank you most heartily for this co­ operation and pledge our best efforts in making the coming year one that we may look back upon with even greater pleasure than before. Let Ua Wish You a HAPPY NEW YEAR and a PROSPEROUS 1935 National Bank of Hastings Rankin Hyde and George. Mra. Rob- Mn. Gerald Doater Hasting* school dosed Friday for a week's ategnon Rex. Mary Jean and Janet Smith. Junior and Elizabeth Wood*, stu­ dents at the W. K. Kellogg school, aro having a two weak*' vacation. Mra. Ethel stebben will aooom- Christmas day with Mr. and Mra Dunford Higgins. Mra. w. P Smith >nd Mra. Elbe) Stebben and George Woods attended the W. K. Kellogg yuletide exercises Friday evening, splendid program. The Christmas program and tree at lhe school house was much en­ joyed by those present. Reported very good. Mr. and Mra. 8lias Doster called on Mr. and Mrs. Joshua DeCrocker "Virgin" wool on a label means of Richland and Mr. Robert Brown that it is new wool which has nev­ at Pennock hospital at Hastings re­ er been used. Other wool used I* cently. called "reworked" wool or "shoddy’’ Mr. and Mra..WaUle Smith and which is obtained by tearing up'old Karl. Mr. and Mra. Leon Felder and material and using the fibers again. ,eons. Mr. and Mrs Mason Miner and This kind of wool Is usually short- [daughters, Mr. and Mra. Raleigh Ader. is often harsher, and does not ,rlanaon and family will be dinner make as good a blanket as "vtr- jguests of Mr and Mrs. Loren Smith gin" wook Tiie quality of material ,of Orangeville Christmas day. will depend, however, on the amount Mr. and Mrs. Grand DePrirater and grade of reworked wool used. their daughter, Mra Ar­ The size of the blanket Is an 1m- entertained [ portant factor to consider. Widths ,thur Baker and Patricia of Kalama­ zoo, Mrs. Sarah Smith. Mrs. Mary for different size beds vary from and Mias Myrtle Smith Sun­ 60x80 to 72x90 inches. The lengths Polley ' are 75. 80. 84 and 90 Inches. Suf- 'day. Mra. Ike DeBack. Mra. Clinton fleient Jength to tuck in well not Castle,. MUs Norma Castle spent only give* more warmth, but de- , Friday in Kalamazoo. creases the strain put on a blanket ( । ■ Mr. and Mra. Floyd Shelp attendif It is constantly being tugged at •»‘"p ........................I aundr»------------ \-----------------Bindings are a small Item, but । M. Nl°u should be considered. The over-®’^^hwit^xne from tion and probably an operation. Her many friend* are wishing her wall. School play Tuesday evening wont off fine and a good crowd enjoyed the pupil*' efforts. A, O. Flnkbelner and aon have been making aome Improvement^ to their store building, formerly known as the Parkhurst building. Wedding in town Saturday that was broadcasted about by-the auto being driven about nicely decorated knd horn blowing. Behind wa* drag­ ging a floe assortment of tin can*. We understand that tiie parties were Russell Solomon and bride, the former Mias Marsh, a teacher In our schools. The old school building is to be torn down and the material used for the building of a garage, upon the new school gregmds. Thia will remove what has been a landmark for many years and leave a vacancy In the center of the cast side of our town. HASTINGS LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY PHONE 251S FRANK SAGE THE IDEAL FOOD have children in the family, each one of them should have at LEAST ONE GLASS of good milk with EVERY MEAL, and it is just as es­ sential for older people. One thing you should be especially particu­ lar about whan using milk la to KNOW that it is CLEAN. Rcpeatod state taste show that no milk in Michigan 1* CLEANER than that produced by Highland* Dairy.. That’s why it la th* ONLY Dairy in this section permit­ ted by the state to sell milk as Grad* "A." Why taka any chance* with mllkf _ OF SALE ARE CASH.—Nothing removed until set­ tled for. N.M, Wm. Schroder, Clerk. Robert W. Cook, Propr. :: Hastings, Mich. Promptly At One O’clock HORSES. Bay gelding, 8 years old, wt. 1400 lbs., extra good. Black gelding, 9 yrs. old, wt 1350. TOOLS Steel Wheel wagon. Flat hay rack. Gale riding plow. 7-ft. cut Deeripg binder. 5 1-2 ft. cut Deering mower. Pair sleighs. Hay rake. Land roller. Empire drill. 2- horse riding cultivator. 3- section spring tooth harrow. Spike tooth drag. Kettle and jacket. Small tools and many other trticles too numerous to mention. :: I COWS. Three-year-old Guernsey and Holstein, due to freshen Jan. 4th. . > । Three-yr.-oki Holstein, freak. There will be several cows and young cattle here at thia sale. S Mita Mary Baulch spent over BundMT with lhe Wallnorth family 'prietor* ot th* Morgan store. «« to “Stan Rapta*. i in Grand Rapids Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Orville Pursell and 1 Mr*. Letha Adkins of Jackson daughter. Dora, spent Bunday with ' spent Friday with Mr. and Mr*. Mra. J. Mr*. Agnes Puraell of Hastings. Thoe* who attended the Christ* ,W. Howard. Mr*. Eva Winans and children of । Lansing visited Mr. and Mra. D. A. evening were. Mr. and Mra. William McClelland Bunday. .I Mra. -■ -. Florence Trumper. who ___ has into” *n<l family. Mr. and Mra. John I bean very poorly In health for tbe .and family, Mr. and Mra. Ray Ctompaat week, smuns to ba on the gain, mens and Mr. and Mra. Qrvilk FurI Amber .Van Sickle la aa&UUng with MU and Dora. 'the household duties and care oft Mr 4X1(1 Mm. Grover Brojfcj and [Mra. Chancey Hicks ot NaahvlUe son Bonnie spent Monday with Mr. thia week. and Mrs. Edmonds of Hasting*. MORGAN. Dewey Reed, NOW it the Time to Install Them I SATURDAY, DEC. 29th SALE STARTS AT ONE O’CLOCK SHAR.P Good set of crotch-back har­ ness. Third harness. Single harness. METAL FELT Weather Strips At the FAIR GROUNDS, Haatinga, Michigan Wednesday Jan. 2nd 1935 HARNESS. OoUagaa may not add to the earn­ ing power ot a studant, but they do teach him to be economical in the use of hats. AUCTION SALE! I will sell at my farm, 1 mile north and 1-2 mile west of As* 5 tons timothy hay. 150 bundles of corn stalks. payinc tdtart window. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY syria Center, the following property, on FEED. Mlas Mary Watara is staying with Mra. Bush in Hasting*. Rachel and Bernard Gain visiting their paranoia during tbe holiday*. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Brown and' _ Juanita spent Bunday with- Karn johneock * of Orangeville. The Christmas exercises at the FOR CHILDREN AND GROWN-UPS IS GOOD PURE CLEAN MILK AUCTION SALE! Black gelding, wt. 1200 lbs. Black gelding, wt 1250 lbs. (This is an extra good work team.) • FODUNJC . The Ladles’ Aid served a chicken Listen to tbe wedding pie supper and put on a missionary are ringing and have be play at the church Thursday svs- strong lately. S. P. Flfleld. Mrs. Minda Billingsley, who is convalescing nicely, returned home from Pennock hospital Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs. Ai Steury and their 'mother. Mrs. Malcolm spent Thurs­ day In Lansnlg. BOWNE CENTER. Roman Feldpausch. Nay Bump of Mra. Orvln Smelker entertained Hastings, and J. Shirley Wing of Tlie Birthday club Saturday eve­ Ionia spent Monday evening with ning. Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. John Nash and Mr. Mr. and Mra. Edw. Walters will and Mra. Wayne Benton were Grand entertain the family Christmas Day. Rapids shoppers Saturday. Misses Ruth and Retha Robinson Mr. and Mra. Merrill Karcher of Hastings are spending tbe holi­ HASTINGS spent the week end with Mr. and day vacation with their parents. Mr. Mrs. Russell Benton of Grand Rapand Mrs. H. J. Robinson, and fam­ ily. Mr. and Mra. Orley Burna and Mr. and Mra. Arnold Malcolm and family will spend Christmas eve with Mr. and Mra. Stanley Malcolm and family of the Ryan district. Mr. and Mra. Claude A. Ham­ ik. mond will be host and hostess at a casting stitch provides a durable, finish. A good grade of sateen wears “Ufth 8 hl? ^.K^Mra family dinner Christmas Day. well and coeta less than aatln. and will wear better than some of the M<ry P01'** CKE88EY. cheap rayon binding*. Mr° and Mr* cl|nton CasUe. Nor­ Mr. and Mrs Ferris Quick and Variance in price of wool blank- ma and Frederick spent Bunday with family ot Prairieville spent Sun­ et* is due to the grade and amount Mr and Mrl Charles Crane and day with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Enof wool used The finer wool* arc daughter al silver Greek Mrs. Mary zlsn and family. Boulter wa* also a guest Mr*. Warren Cairns entertained of a higher grade and cost more. The kitchen is the acene of more I xtfl Clifford Caslie, who ha* been Thursday evening in honor of Mra. Hazel Whitmore’s and Mr. Cairns’ chemistry work than might be »eefl|valUn< relatives in this vicinity, in many laboratories that are la- iUrUd for Burbank. California, Good, CLEAN Milk is not only ~tr birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kahler of i bcU boded *(1 as “ *such. uch Every ? step tcP in n “ the “ , Wednesday, expecting to reach her S Mr. und the BEST FOOD you can buy, but East Delton visited Mr. and Mrs process is a chemical reac- home fOr Christmas. OUs Boulter Friday. . ।ltan,. tfUtn$ klnd or another ac- । Qrval Boniface and Mis* Lefa it is by far the LOWEST PRICED, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cosgrove en- [ cordln8 10 home economies Jones, both of thia place, were 'I? tertalned friends from Augusta i sP®claUsl« 41 Michigan state College, married Wednesday at Hickory Cor­ too, when you take FOOD VALUE I Thursday. I When a cooked vegetable comes to nera by the Rev. Rennela. Nelson into consideration. Your money St I The C. 8. C. met with Mra. Rob-Ithe t4b,f wearing an unattractive Jone* and Mis* Mildred Johnson at|ert Cosgrove for a day meeting on brownish color, or a white cooked । tended them. Congratulations. can’t buy any other food at anyM, Wednesday. A short program and i 'rijetable assume* a dirty yellowish | Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davidson and Christmas box were the entertain- cast' 11 mcan3 ihat the cook did not family will spend the yuletide with where near the price, that will com­ « [ment for the afternoon. [understand her kitchen chemistry, [relative* in Bellevue and Partello. pare with it in food essentials. Re­ "Sf The Community Club met at the Green vegetables are colored by a going Saturday, the former return­ er home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. White1 P14”1 pl«ment which i* called mg Wednesday lhe othera will re­ search discloses that one quart of Saturday. Mr. GUflilan and Mr. chlorophyll. Different vegetable* •turn - January ----■1. -’ W Picard of Kalamazoo and Mr. Duel contn‘n varying amount* of this milk contains more than 50 per Mr. and Mrs. Milo Lehman will nt Otsego rviuxm were speakers .rw.nV.r- and Mr. v«- coloring matUr matter Chlorophyll has spend. Christmas in Kalamazoo with of t cent of lhe day’s food needs. If you acid and long copkina relatives. •3. and Mrs. Robert Barnes of Delton itwo enemies, act furnished music; readings by Ar~ Green vegetable* should never be .r.- Uss and ----- --------------------------»- of — — .. 1 cooked in vinegar. If a sour sauce 1* rrir Marva Calthrop near DOWLING. uA Orangeville. Oranirevllle. ’All were rsneetall ’ especially eni to be served with hot green, it should First of all let us please correctI I_ i?- I Joyable.__ . —. . h* heated separately OMU and poured the statement made last week in re- I •rir | A Townsend Club was organized over the greens when served. When gard to the attendance at the Ceme­ St I with Wm. White acting as preai- vegetables are cooked, adds art tery Circle meeting, which should i dent. C. L. Barber, vice-president.1 freed from the cells and these acids have read that there was a good at­ and Mrs Wm. Culp, secretary. break down the green color. The tendance, instead of otherwise. ________ _ j longer the cooking, lhe greater the The Ladies' Aid will meet for an. [chance for color destruction. If the afternoon meeting at the home of | —WMtcr (jQt when vegetables are Mrs. Wm. Stanford on Tuesday Jan. 8 and a quilt will be tied off at that put in. the cooking period Is short­ ened. The amount of water used in time, all the ladies in the commun­ cooking Is also important. A large ity are invited. They also will meet -... dilute lhe adds and Jan. 20 with Mrs. -- Gertrude Gaskill. mt... amount will protect the color Much of the green ! Mr. and Mra. G. Holcomb and color Is lost if the vegetable* are , family of Battle Creek were Bunday steamed or are cooked in a pressure ' guest* of Mr. and Mra. Lawrence cooker, Holcomb. i The yellowish or grayish yellow I „ ”°?ard 4X1(1 William Elcolor seen in some cooked product* efl Fu^’y 4 U1P Florida a load of potatoes is anything but attractive and is the .4loo« 4 which they hope to dispose of. , result of over cooking. ” Mr. and Mra. Walter Ormsbe will I Red plant pigment* are. In gen­ entertain the members of their fam­ eral. soluable in water That 1* why ily. also Mr. and Mra. John Deprtes­ beets are not pared before cooking. ter and Mra. Adell* Blanton on , The color of red cabbage will change Christmas day. to blue, blue green, or purple if the Mr. and Mrs. Leon Moon will have cook I* not up on her kitchen chem­ the Whitworth family as their guest* istry. Acid itensifles red color, w> the for tine day and Mr. and Mr*. Law­ addition of add is recommended. rence Holcomb will attend a family , Cooking red cabbage with vinegar or dinner al the home of Mr. and Mr*. with sour apples will help It to re­ James Crawley near Hastings. , tain Ils red color. Mr. and Mra. Or lie Fisher will The yellow color of carrots, squash. I apend chrUtmas with relative* near and sweet potatoes is not destroyed Kalanuaoo. by the ordinary cooking processes, Mr. and Mra. Sandy Wertman en­ but over cooking will ca&se a slight tertained their family on Monday [brownish color to develop with a Christmas dinner. | Pale looking biscuits or muffins The "Busy Bee’ Sunday School that will not brown, show that the -class were entertained Tuesday night I cook worked too hard and kneaded 'at the home of Florence Wright with the biscuits too much, or stirred lhe game* and a six o’clock dinner and muffins too much. On lhe other | a fine time for all. The “Sunbeams" hand, tiny flecks of dark brown or met Thursday evening with Robert larger patche* of deep yellow on the 'Gaskill for supper and they too were [surface or in th? Inside show under- royally entertained. , mixing and the color change la due atld Mr8 Otls will have i to the reaction of a lump of Ute soda 1M their guests Christmas day. Mr* or baking powder on the flour. Even otls parent*, Mr. and Mra. King of | distribution of the leavener would Clarksville also two aUlera and other | prevent such discoloration. Working I relatives. lhe biscuit dough until it is no long-| Mr and Mrs M. D Trafford and er sticky 1* a good teat, and allowing jMr and Harold Dcprlesler *nd about thirty seconds or vigorous stir- family will spend Christmas with ring after adding lhe liquid. Muffin, Mr. and Mrs. Cash Solomon at Aubalter should not be smooth, and on- gusto. ly ten seconds is required fpr stirring Mr. and Mrs. William Stanford en­ the liquid and dry ingredient* to­ tertained their children on Sunday gether. Increasing the amount of with a family dinner and a tree. sugar will help to brown the muffins. DVRTEK. When a pink color develop* as egg Mr. and Mr*. John Birman and whiles are beaten with cream of tar­ tar for angel food cake. It 1* due to _ family __ ____________ attended__a______ family , — dinner —. at the combination of the egg white Lyk Garrison’s in Hastings Bunday. Sth th the copper or iron Iron of your egg egg, The Chriatma* tree at the Durfee ater tier or spatula spMula. When the plating school wa* well attended and a fine is worn the copper base of the blades program was rendered, old Banta i may be expoaod. came and did hla part. Everybody Telephone 2651 J A LIVE STOCK. glMlh ho day afternoon. HOGS AND BEEF. 6 O. I. C. ihoatx, wt. 80 Um. ’each. .' ■• Some small pigs and good brood sows. One-quarter of beef. CREAM SEPARATOR. . American cream separator in good repair. There will be other stock and tools not listed. Come and bring anything you wish to sell. There will be new mer­ chandise offered by the mer­ chants. TERMS:—CASH. Nothing to b« removed until settled for.* -. J. E. NORTON AUCTIONEER MAURICE FOREMAN, Clerk. �Cloverdale Bunday night joyed it. HEARS MANY GOOD THINGS OVER RADIO lire it. m wfl multiplied, and Profit and en­ and mother spent Christmas with Lester SonnevUJe and family and Mr. and Mra. O- K. Kenyon and Oor- GREET! *“*'«*•' « ilerrtr -A.-— mem­ ber. By request wt are publishing It .1 ToUI jinj’^TSuS’sss s HIVE” 0aatlM«a I—You grids'ass-tf.ta trey: liHill D.bll 1 ‘lift 1,000.00 "sura.' CtaatV Tr«M ».000.00 1,000.00 i.joo.oo gold Waur RIvm *4MLii •p EEJ-S’w- 'SB 350.00 their children and grandchildren Help yourself, by helping other*; Christmas. Grab an oar. and Join the crew! Pull together with your brothers, day night and listened to a fine Soma people hare said that the program. All had been carefully auto and radio are a curse to our And theyll win the race—for you.' Ho let's all pull together and make land, but I think they are all right and ChristIf they are uaad rightly. Car* are it—- —■- -~rzi “Tr used by robber* and kidnappera and th^kSd . always wffl be. What would our Uw* °‘1* Mt B Umc j police do without car* to chase ja4UL>E. — teacher and pupils will enjoy a two weeks’ vacation. * r..d Ik. *».,< Ik. HO*rJ I lhCm? We “ church-goers can SOUTH SHULTZ. M*<1*. 4 ik.TL .r H.«I.L .. 4^ • Ul«4 Bunday morning Gordon Kenyon will spend Christ­ ir w happen nappen to <o hare nave a odr car to vo get us ns ]- Mr. and Mr*. John Anders plca*- mas with hls parents at Bellevue ■I If wu to church more quickly. But, don't antly entertained the Brush Ridge l^rouf c*r Uke l*tas ? ”u to some tooie.^'^-_ Cemetery Circle at their txx home in *“ let your car you quea- ! cj —u-Q--; >y BO|I1*4 tkat tka Baard tionatde plaoe, or Just on a pleasure |K.i.mMQO Thuredav Glaaa Brick, Practical .r m. chr at HM<m«. trip on Bunday Instead of to church n'urMa}. Glass building bricks, plain br col­ " where year prreence would be ap-; Twenty ^nre were present. predated "io ” inuch ’ Jurt°so' with ‘ room* were tastefully decorated ma eo.t . , . rooms tasteful)v decorate- wjth ored, hare reached a practical S««r»u_- e.umnimat . u-.« eoaatr Barmtl tralnli — .a* r.dk>. Do>X in at bom* „ md . bM«U. stage. Used In industrial and other *1 Mid «ljy. win k ».-i। Sunday, — . — .It .fui Gifts were exchanged and bulldlngtf they permit Infiltration of thinking will dotree. you Just tad 61117 MM an4 B4/10O aa much good to listen to a sermon Chrlitmaa carols sung. All report & light, and offer unusual effects. fine lime and vote Mr. and Mra. An­ on the radio. The minister giving drus royal entertainers. Our next tho sermon won't know you are lis­ Buttarfll**' Choice of Neat tening. and your own minister will meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Tesla by the Smithsonian Insti­ Herman Zcrbcl In Hastings. mis* you. Some from this place attended the tution reveal that butterflies select But for the sick and invalids, who can't go to church, tlie radio is n Christmas play at Good will Sat­ the leaves on which to lay their urday night and pronounced it fine, eggs by chemical content rather than lonely through the week as they are and some attended the cantata at about their work. As I sat at home quilting, I had a pencil and paper bandy and took time to Jot down some of the things I heard over the radio, and have arranged them in with a few clippings I had saved. r«ltowiw^M*~ih*ir~*r6»Mt.l “No one has a good enough mem1 *lnhZ *y U> swear to any certain thing MiRrU.d u dr*w «7- If it la not true aa he may forget u Paid Doan It ■ass: 000 00 .odo.oc I you will reap a crop of heartaches ■o* and regret. .751 “If some one has spoken 111 ,of 3.64 you do not make lhe same mistake HJjby telling something about them. It 18.*o 1* belter to say something good 4 oo I about a bad fellow than to say aotne3,1.thing bad about a good fellow. “Smile 'til ten o'clock, and the 1 5 OS A* J.- -Uli >.V. A* <»- lonoral O'Brieo. Uio ■ ‘OM1. that t »ntM rxlalii ’ion ’blp, it may be tied but «Jj will always remain." i»o.ool if you become discouraged, just S5-MMS6 Btallh ....... SS-Amirlran Honk Co. 37-Offle* Koulnmt SSRobrrt Wtlket I8-O. H, Uelaiyr 40-N. H Barber lotal er 13.301 there comes a little message, from 412 * book I cant forget. "Pluck up and J 52 take new courage, God hasn't fln■ n.'so ished yet." ilo inl “M you Sing a *ong as you go along, sox*'you will find that It helps to make so'oo you strong. A* a rule: MeCaaa Oru* Rier* . ‘—’•-Hla* C*. -Mlmbtil —...... t: , Orang* Creek Olaataad A S iZrr 53.DO Phillipa P»uul« ’I r'lfj : 25 00 nlaMllaaaoa Allan Hyde. Chairman. Tbaodsra a. K.R«id. G*rk. [Siax’AX 'Writ ........... E«b*ll< UM» MUblUhBMala. Mevtd by Uibora*. aunt .VTLrtf purraanl to PbMIc br tk» Btwvitl *M- 1*71.5* Yet, that's all we get now-days. 25.00 inhere arc all the common people And their good old honest ways? Where are all lhe common people? Where are all the sturdy folks Plenty saplln's In the forest But where are the mighty poks? Nd use frettin' 'bout one's beauty— Wealth and beauty bring distress. What we need are hard, rough We are gettln' tired of posers, And their false society. With a new *tyle every mornin’— Say, there's no style-change for me— 'Specially with human bein'*. I'm for fplks who're staunch and iila Waodltnd Center 1:0'001 Everything u In a mess, 24.00 llAi*. Is Anmmnn i What wa we need is common people. And their old-time friendliness. Touchin' Angers—that's no hand- And acme old-time friendliness. $ S 1 HASTINGS, Mica TELEPHONE 211* SUPER FOOD VALUES j | { I “Every Day Low Prices” *<<17.19 .. jiiai Every Day in the Year! Constantly Proving to Thousand* SPECIALS the Money-Saving Way of Buy­ io.oe| That is a good lesson In deceit >0” which leads to untruthfulnass. tabla Mollca A*rlcullur*l |8Ste i able to tell It twice tho same; let •'so । nay." gM "If parents will turn square cors *4 ner*. the children will nearly always 1*.74 follow In their footstep*; but if parISS 4J lent* cut the corners by telling Uttle 3 t>o untruths, or practice deceit, what ' ’ 2? can you expect of the children? A 13 75 good example Is when a mother gave 7 2 5 her child a dime to go to the movie. 57 511 Tho child who had recently become 2.47 twelve years old said: "Why mother , 11 am twelve now; I will have to pay °f more." “O, well.” the mother an- r*Pcrt io u ,f McArUur----- -; Ut<k a M.nniBs Morxantkalw —. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY BEGINNING THE NEW YEAR WITH Ctalaed SL.7- LetLrouBl*..... M,’M 52T teir.-j-a .With genuine appreciation pleasant associations, we e to our customers- and Hi ' our best wishes. May the happiness and good cheer of the Holiday Sea­ son be yours throughout all • THE YEAR. Huparrhor M )• Cmb y ■^gfcjsi •JSS8SS '1:18:8 “caHEw straw pa a* opera ou pvbUa out of Urge Chaliapin. Good old common home-llke people With their hearty, "Howdy-dal"— Ex. A good example of unselfishness la an act ot two brothers, one a bachelor, the other a married man with a large family. Their farms Joined. There had been a drouth and neither one had a very good crop of wheat. The married man had a larger field of wheat than his brother, so one dark night he said to himself. “I feel sorry for my brother, he hasn't a very large field comes to thrash It, I will go and carry some of ray wheal into his field so he will feci better.'' The bachelor brother got to thinking about hl* married brother and thought. “My brother has a large family and a small crop of wheat. I think I will go carry some of my wheat over Into hls fieldBo they both started out and met at tho line with both hands full of wheat bun­ dle*. After explaining their -ac­ tions, they shook hand* and after­ ward built a church where the spirit of God and the epirtt ot man met. I wUh wc had more people like that, this work! would be a better place to live tn bccauee, ^halpiMtJ^MIplM others; “C. THOMAS STORES EVERY- NEW MENUS DAY LOW PRICES PLAN. STORE OPEN MONDAY NIGHT 126 W. STATE ST. UNTIL 9:00 O'CLOCK HASTINGS, MICH. FRESH FLOUR GRAHAM FLOUR UT CORN MEAL 17c 19c FINEST KANSAS HARD WHEAT 24%-Lb. Sack ... . 50-Lb. Sack, $1.88 I U . CANNED GRAP1 SELF-RISING PANCAKE FLOUR Lit MO aad MO PANCAKE FLOUR, 20 Os. 19c - 7c BAKING CHOCOLA PRUNES 2“iu 15c RICE 11c PEANUT BUTTER !.'• 28c EGG NOODLES 17c SALT DOUBLE RICH I STRAINED CRANBERRY SAUCE 18« 5c DOLE DOUBLE STRENGTH I CAMPBELL’S SPARKLING FLAVOR CREAM OF GARDEN TOMATOES sr-.la 3 for 25c 3 for 25c CUT BEANS COFFEE SALMON KTttfS. i tt CODFISH piS^ Delicious Golden Thoma* Special Fresh Ground To Order. Lb. 21c 40c FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES FOR HOLIDAY MENUS 10 lb*. 49c 20c 21c Lb. 7c KITCHEN KLENZER Caa 6c OXYDOL SUGAR FV^^RANU- 12c PINEAPPLE »ken BUos (PM wt Hlyb) Na. I Cm 4 Ag| IOw UBBY8 SAUERKRAUT O x» «H ae. BONELESS SPAGHETTI and MACARONI Elbo, Bulk SNOWDRIFT ' ZUC TOMATO SOUP 3 O. K. SOAP APPLE SAUCE from SeiectM Apples 4 f|A No. 1 CaaI VW BAKER'S COCOA lb. 17c MINUTE TAPIOCA Whit. WHOLE - CORN Large Pkg. fl Bara IVORY FLAKE l|. Pk». 34c RINSO GAUZE TISSUE « Roll* lie JELLO S,.~” SOAP FLAKES 54*. Bx. 17, CHEESE WISCONSIN^ If we give what folks are needing. It w01 par ua in the end, And we just can’t help succeeding In lhe game of Ufe, my mend. Cheerfulness U always.calchlngCertaln cure far.erety rU»; HapnlncM Is always hatching In the sunshine of a smile! Banish glocui. by being cheerful Blare the trail and set the pace ing QUALITY FOODS <m the C.THOMAS STORES 17c C. THOMAS STORES „ mmB 13c �D.CTMM. ■. .»M TB MSTWO. STATE WINS HONORS IN NATIONAL SHOW NOTICES UDsaambM. •r Asrutaa Brings ca^0 SHW of (Jropg Mffln Checks From Ohi- • 13.311.90 aadlavilla The Splendid Record Micjj (Continued from p»r nine) EaAt Lansing. Dec. 24.-Mlchlgan •laud, aba fanners, in taking Sigh honors in it, Zii’ th® International Hay and Grain ,,i. Show at Chicago, defeated not only d»v of J,o- the ccmpettton from other sections ro*b«" a’oAr”*1 alto the “'tics of the weather-1 s mu' pail- man who tried hls hardest to put k» ' Michigan in the drought belt. aaf*a“w ™gbm international honors for |,iv, vwlta: an exhibit of oats was won by Ellis ‘Aldrich, Fairgrove, when hls sample ' ranked ahead of any shown by other I United States and Canada producers | Just to demonstrate hls versatility, of Prohate. Mr. Ellis also won prizes on twoOZDKZ roa PUBLICATIOM. I rowed and six-rowed barley, soft at Michican, th. Probata Court tor 1 red winter wheat, and navy beans. '.CX?<.aof<rfB:nreirt h.M as Nln*ty seven entries went to the >te o«ea la lha city of‘lu.Unr«. ia show from Michigan and brought 1.300,00 1.000 00 300 00 *c MniTsjA Aestiis 400 00 ’ti&RRFORE. BE it RESOLVED, lai wo. (hr BoaM of Bupcrviaor* h»r»r prot Ml a<alu,f lha above rerulalloai ! 1 i i i* j" i |3 I i H Nil t [ Il 1 SO SOS ?s SOS.SO S9J.S0 391 1 | seiC oa bigM^bowl^FREE III IHi o» 09 V__ »« VIC 90 0Z9 iig loooot 8 i. 100003 9 n aaan I FleW E]11S Aldrich; Clifton -■ MSSiiitai’lUu 'Metcalf. Fairgrove; John C. Wilk; |« ------------------------------------------------ —Ernest Hagen; Robert Tainter. ' ORDS* roa publicahoi. Boyne City; Roy Hickey. Fairgrove; of Mirhina. ths Probate Coart tat -Ludwig Loesel; J. A- Wilk; and John toualr of Barrr. P Wilk a MMloa of Uld eourt. h,M at th, WUK. _ _ . Ss s o k ] ! : I8«8 j-3 | || ■ | iSE:8 |82 i | it?'wet t; Foster Hickey; and Ludwig h Loesel. Reese. •'} i Soybeans: John C. Wilk; and Har- Haatlnrs. la sate maty. at er ba lha 15th day of April. A, D 1935. lk»l old rl.in.. a,11 1.. I,...,! l.r NORTHEAST CARLTON. -I Carl Olmsted of Trout Lake and Carl Olmsted of CCC camp at brother, Bund-”evgufaal । _ ___ , _Clair, spent __ __jday and Scott Trout Lake is home for Christmas.' with Mr. •* ”’ Mrs. Q ~1” Lydy and son. Vaughn. | Mr. and Mra. Dale Quick and Mrs, Louisa Lydy of Battle Creek vis­ Slava BraUiag CoatlauM ited Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lydy Sun­ day. Slaves aro actually brsd la tte __ _4J Willard ____ _____and __ ____ tain parts of Arabia and Africa. Mra Parker Buster Asplnall returned home at Evart Soma of the mothers aro sold from Friday after a week's visit here with one owner to another and raroly relatives.____________,________________________________________________ see their children again. Tbe total. A large crowd attended the Christmas tree and program at the ceeds 5.000,000. more than tbe popu­ Friend school Friday evening. lation of Scotland. These ware Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lydy and son. among ths startling statamanta Gary, spent Saturday night with mads by the secretary of tbs Anti. her parents, Mr. and Mra. Ben Fal­ Slavery society, at a public meeting coner of Irving. Mrs. Mae Townsend of Hastings in Glasgow, Scotland, to commemo­ is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Deck- rate the abolition of slavery In Brit­ ish possessions 100 years ago. F15 11 i L h r h MUdrod^ndth. Roeiitor of Probata. DaUoil'v OUoot BsUAtag Loan 4»»orUlli J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. Caledonia; Red Clover: Willard Krebcl, and A. J. Lutz. . AUlke Clover: J. A. Wilk. Sweet Clover; Clifton Metcalf. Alfalfa: Emery H. Jewett; Harvey it Crowl; George Rae. Bay City; Joe Deller. Harrisville; George Em­ merick. Harrisville; Clarence Deller, Harrisville; Wlllima Gillard. Harris­ ville; Ernest Ettrick. Harrisville; Carl Smith. Colling; Mrs. Catherine Inglis, Pellston: A- J. Lutz. Ludwig Loesel; Walter Chisholm, Glennie; and A. R- Smith, Glennie. « Slffr ffirttatal ICoan & Imneatment <Kmnpaiqi W. O. MrCaaa. George Kohn; A. J. Lutz, Sa­ line; Elwood 8wander. Hudson; M­ O. Dicketson. Bloomingdale; L. C. Kelley and Sons. Marshall; Fabius Farms. Three Rivers; Emery H. Jewett. Mason; John Sharpe. Clif­ ford; Max Redman. St. Johns; Wel­ don Beebe, Adrian; Hartwell White, Adrian. Wheat: Ellis Aldrich; John C. Wilk. St. Louis; O. D. Flnkbeiner, Clinton; Foster Hickey; A. J. Lutz; OBDBB FOB PUTBLICATIOB. k ' May we furnish you with more information about “NATIONAL" shares? 30 000 04 2S2S88R8 > u.lu >M 1. ..11 »™«M chtek. to their erhlbl> prerlns that the in ters. i* t i"iut>,1*d',"‘,temUr ' Thc following men were prize wlnof ,,M dr«M,<M be admitted to nrob.le ncra >** ul<; SHOW.nlaea vherc !kr Circuit’ Court for Mid and thr notation thereof and admlni.tre | Oats: Ellis Aldrich, Fairgrove; Lee Cioaaty i, held. lb»r» will ba told at pub- HL "fftaitb“lh.7M^tM I'Ke'i?aimed’o"r Chesaning; J. A. Wilk. Al& other .Viubil per/Jn ' ma; Willard F. Krebel. st. Johns; It l« ordered, thet the inih.day of Jan Bob Hall, Fairgrove; Foster Hickey. t.ViJl fi XSTA «e“K >»>>«>•"; “«■ owe wm. ro>. Pickett. * the United States, places their shares among the most desirabe forms of investment. THOUSANDS of Bulldin, end Loan ehare­ holders, representing millions of dollars, are safeguarded by wise and effective law*. Motin *. slke clover. Sweet clover, and alfalfa Oom: Jesse of BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANIES io |S ||8 It j | |3 j is I S 5 i i S : ’flirl 1:11 rlli 8 -s M- . P! i i f 18 i | i |5 Tli is amazing in trod uc tory offer made solely to get you to try The Miracle Flour with Guar­ anteed Baking Control. Big 5 qL size, handy mixing bowl, beautifully enamelled, given absolutelyj'ree. But only while supply lasts. Hurry. 30 l«3S. li |WTllT3?T I.; ■ is y is MIRACLE FLOUR COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS q- i« • i? 13 SSc 8’83 | each Edmond's Elevator and Implement Co. I',,.!.. COATS GROVE. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clum wsrc in Ionia on Wednesday. Harley Sense Is sick with neuritis. A fine program was given at the P. T. A- last Friday evening by the school. Santa Claus was there to take tiie gifts from the tree. Candy, popcorn and apples were given to 2, 2414 IL Sack, Haatiags, Michigan R,ickord. Srhadar. Wai,, otoa; ab,*at. Aid Boon. • 2=::^ is I? Nhd 11 st ?s ? Js 41 nhr Huttlnvi. ; To lb» Honortbit Lawrence Clia.se and Miss Hlldred Lahman of East Woodland, were married last Wednesday afternoon. The parents ot the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Chase, gave them a re­ ception on Thursday evening. Con­ gratulations. The waters of Puerto Rico pro­ Bessie Woodman on Jan. 3. Club Na duce 102 species of crab. 3 serving dinner. Helen Demand and Agnes Haight in charge of program. The annual church meeting will be held tills week Friday. Dec- 38. with Mr. and Mrs. Wamcy Kelsey. Pot luck dinner. The Evangelistic meetings closed rltr Main dlapoaal plaat. Bunday evening. The evangelist will Mortd br Btbtdtr. rap pc begin a meeting at West Sebcwa next Sunday evening and he expects to preach here on Bunday morning. There was a fine attendance and in­ terest here last Sunday and the rr Coaaty Kawrgrac/ Welfare Looifeaitaion. Respectfully aabialtled by: Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column Relief dtoblaalrl Klit. Shop. repair, _.. . Trlaasle Wperoervlea. repair* __ F A. Brown repair, Bl,by Office Supply Co . ,uppffha Turk Hla, Co. aappltao . P R Spark, ,uppll«a C. Wika,. la, roll 1 nt. to adopt l imlltet rttatii For Dependable to for a 100 per cent attendance and the men also won a box of candy for lhe best offering. Bo»rd*o* Hui Burn Clean Economical COAL GOOD QUALITY COAL is the most efficient fuel you can buy. The natural, even heat pro­ duced by the coal we sell you gives a healthful, comfortable winter. Don’t delay in ordering your supply. COAL SAVES FUEL-DOLLARS ! Our trucks are ready to give immediate and CLAY HILLS. Eugene Haight has been on the sick list the past week but is better at the present time. Roy McCaul and Melvin Haight attended an auction sale near Has­ tings Friday. The Busy Bee Club was very pleasantly entertained Friday eve­ ning at the home of Vance Sharp and family in Middleville. It was their annual Christmas party with a tree, program and games. The 8888^88^88^8888888 The announcer daddaaddHo.-Z'nooor- tlon BUSY BEE. Rid rtSfa.!® on the air again the 10th of Janu- 101^11^10 Leon Potts and wife spent Sun­ day In Bowne with Clayton John­ son and wife. Moat stories that are told of the destructiveness of the porcupine, so far as such wooden objects as axe handles, floor boards and packing cases aro concerned, may bo attrib­ uted to this animal's love of salt "Porky" is quite likely to gnaw Into any object of wood or similar con­ sistency that has boon treated with Oil ’ Ca"’"fiiei wil ——.~™ Prinllas Co., printing. n Clark. It. Ilayaa. Aid. Wooten, tupperltd by ihal lhe aeeoual, ba allewtd Zt-Hsrry Rtear 3S A nd raw Keaoedy 1SJK.V g IP. C. Btaadtey FJulhta Frey — I Ram Oook ----- Maeod by Gteaewv. 4? floors, H. CnapSell ... 31.10 STI 1.00 FEEDS, FUEL UME AND CEMENT Hastings, Mich. That’s one of the advantages of Consumers Coke — besides more Winter Comfort with a hotter fire—' clean and easy handling — almost no waste in ashes. Saves money. CONSUMERS aesalng the allghleat flavor of salinity. Smith Brothers Velte & Company Less Trips To The Furnace COKE Telephone 2305 .717 .■wriw>&a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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